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san Francisco Markets.
- NAll - IILEaNArn.-

EG MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
WHEAT-Sl Il .el 20 per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OAT>-~i l5ttl - 4 ct.
WooI-Orcgon. Valley 2Iw:n ct>. =
D.. Eastern Oregon. lSo2u
IinE>-llcayY Saltcd 10 zc; light. de-
la-: saltcd calf. loo -
FAMILY pEoNI~IoN~-Bacun. lj,0 l.ii :
cts: clear Oregon sides. l;'et l:. gc: hams,
j sa Is ciS.
BARLEY feed S0oSl ~ cts:
Brewing S7i saa5 = eli.
iIAN-Whcat. S9t>l5. Cat. ~9ctSl5,
Barley. ~aoSI5 y ton.
NE@ETABLES-PotatOeS 15dS' els NcT
100: Onions. red. 60dIuc per 100: lel-
low. SlWSl 80 per 100.
EGGS-CalitOrnia. "a a. = dOZ: Ore
gnn. 800 4nc = doZ.
FLW-R-BcSt family extra. ~ -: Su-
perlinc. =; J0aI: Bakers extra. ~ II
Oregon extra. II 7J0SJ 90: Walia-Walla
extra. ~ :j0d - -.
FRCITS-Dried apples. S0@ cts. fOl
quarters. sliced; PiumS pitted. lStI He
Peaches llMl2l 81. peeled lS030c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-ENtTa fancy
Butter. 40 cts. 4 10: Fresh roll. good
To choice. 45Wl1 cts: Picked. 10 cts
y n.
SEEDs-FlaN, 2iz,o3c e n: Canary
35s@4 G: Alfalfa, 9@llc: Timothy. 90
Joe q H..
BAGs-There is a good business in Z
jObbng way al S4@9l4c for standard
grain.
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria Markets.

ELoUR.--Superfne - ~; Extra g. -
Corn Meal r cwt. s. -; Buckwheat r cWi
S. %.
'BUTTER-Choice roll, top prices. i2l cts
sc wholesale; choice 1illamook :inc.
CHEssE.-ClatsOp dairy llsLlsc.
EGCs.-iT0JO cts = dOz. Chickens, 4 on.
FRESH MEATs. cuts. Lamb. lOc;
Beef sai0: Pork 10: Mutton Sole. by the
carcase nc.
MEAgs.-Breakfast bacon I3IaeI5 per h;
sides l5'z zalIi9c: hams li' z@lac; shoulder,
logic: smoked beef l5alGssc: corned bee,
SIqa y r bbl.; comed pork lOc o..
BEANs.--3ai cts.
DRIED FEyITS. Black berries Zee; Prune,
l6@2oc.
HoNEG.- ln frames Zoe IN glass .,oc.
LAEu.-ln tins and caddics l2's.aipc r u.
NUL tEEa-Bran- so 100 country - -
ton: SaoiJs slS 90. Hay 80 Hcn22 %: Z ton.
pArS.-Accnrding to quality. prices range
from ~ 1,ls ct> r buShel.
hU6rrh sLTs.--- Potatoes I"l Ct. q 10
Onions l;;c y lh.
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XERDAlL'S SPAWN CURE
0x HFyaH FIFsH

"ayt .~ii..'i. Aj Dee. -. IS1g.
T.. = ErNVNiL y C". t,-uf> visit to-
.lrid Iy testimony iu i:t.vr ~ suur 7lu-h.r
.ill.rs-i.t. k"U'iail> SPAWN tUT,-. In tlt.
-pIiE- ui ~. ! ~ip,.d ru tine irt anj
~,'..IIU., my ri-it IjIi'i 80 liz. Knee. iuiur.
Ms very 'Ilslr -iU' -t iH,.,-~ >Iitt'rr-si the.
W,.>j rNcrIriJIIug pain. ] w0r.' a banjaec
UI 10 iOT uvrrI year. ana tried Uts~t every
juu- .a any rrJ"n. hrIt could iIid Uu-liH-
Jh;i W1u.d give Iur permanent n.sjrf. When
! UvvrNurErti. % wOCit. p;.lI uIr very much.
lu April lS5S began iG thiulS ] ~hnu.d hc
q cTIpIiit. for lie bUI iIsNIn. some pf Ken
daIl'N Sf;JNiu JITr' Thought I would try TO-
! IIStd uur third uI - hIIIi,.. ami experienced
plirf 10 urrc. TIr pam left me ana h;l> not
troubled ur >'Hrc. I feel very grateful To-
yuu aEd would recommend 'kcudall'S Spay u
CJIrr' to all who suffer wtI >prsiu> rr rhru-
InItI>m. Yours truly, Mrs. !. BDt-TELL
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TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
From tables OF United States Coast SUI
High Water.


Never 20 shopping without con-
sulting the advertising columns of The
Historian. They will tell you where
the best bargains are 10 he had. and Just
what merchants are alive and doing
business.
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VESSELS Oh THE WAl.
From American Port

oregon 81. 2S35 tons. Pohiman. ; feo -.
Trustee sch. 5gB toa-. McAi!ep 4, tcn2
Orient. brig ~ tons. Williams. )
Ms.a.. ~ct 80 tons. = Z .Jan =.
Gam. -b. tIs, tons Troai.Iia-'. y. \. 'i i'i"
Npv5
Nj .,.a zh l1a3 ,oar ioac.l. De i5
Gerrcn. sh Philadelphia Jan %
Empire. -B Sew ora. loading.
Kate Dlvcu,prt sn. i24S tons. Mailert \ y Jan 81
Columbus. SO t'eraald. New York. San -.
Carr.a n .a-.oN. A., bk. !osdtng. Philadelphia
Plluyra Am sh. \ Frb ..
From Foreign Ports.
Acue, Oswald. br -h. lssa tons M-''iboon. Cardin
Dec TO-
Adolf Swe bA. 49, tons. Rin~ .uau->nn. Gotten
burr. Oct j.
Arce. gr ba ,,s tons, Rio de anier".
Count. oi Ayr bE hk $50 tons Alexander Glasgow
Oct Il
City Of Agra. j.r bk. io7i tons. Young. Melbourne
Nov
clan t.raBt. br bk. gsS tons. Jaine-. Liverpool.
'.auntes, of Roth,s. bI bk. Cardifi.
clan Mcleod. br bk 696 tons. Yokohama.
Ethel. DR. bk as tons. Graham. Liverpool Nov s
i.ui.y Chaplin. br bk Iss taas. Harris. G4rdia
t.eo Beaic,. br ~h lclo tous. Bewira. Yokohama
Glenc.sn. br bA. 61l tons. Cardiff
fsz,fc Irrdal. b. bA 6g3 tons. Mo,-op. Liyerpoo
Asg %. 40 tluhululG era Victoria
Odglia Dor bA 80 tons Lly-r'"oI E.a Honolulu JG-
"a 20 EuGbIi.l
Pa-e.tli.. br bA - tons. West. Liverpool. Noy =
Scrica br ba aii toa, Guaymt- River Hoyne New
clst'r NSW
SeIsirA,hia,. hr ~b. lisy3 Sons. Anderson. Cardiff
Scottish Fairy. br bk. : Yokohama. Oci d
Thir.ca t,a-tls br IA ig45 tons. Shanghai
Viola hr Bk - tons. Price. Liverpool sept via
Honolulu
Victoria Cos. Dor bG. s6s TONS Owen. Calcutta
10 hr b Liverpool wa Victoria Jan
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gENDaLL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa Nuy. l.. iSSO
DIR u. j. Kendall. X g.. tirut~ ! have
q very iiur HIaTr that has had :; brr,. SPAWN
for u long time. I tried every thing man
could GCyi~'- tu rJIr- 70 but ail I'm yair and
Wa al"ui tu give 10 Up WHEN q friend uf
mime iU this city rtIHv tu IIr aud TrcgIu-
Ii-udct keujaii'> SPAWN Cure which tried
win grand results. removing th.,I none clear
tUU ri-stu yfd them ] ~--iIt - cents tp yuu fur
uut 81 yuIT illustrated liur~-. EOuk> and
thif.E there = ur better ,'v1E printed un the
luf>s aId hI> di~,.s>.-> have ;akru -Ieat
II"It~i Iu % ami have >Iu-,. >y.u J. rIpit,
.,.r guu juHIy Er..lil-uf- :,u. Wii' tFy and du
81 ilJj .ur1I rstu hy getting u..,-Bj i3r other.
NUUr~ tTrig. e. ". MILLER.
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Common Council.

Regular meetings second and fourth :gr.
day evening, - each month. ~ : clock
sS- Per,nn- desiring 10 haze matters ar-"s
Il,,n bv the Council. az anv regular meeting
uu.s present the same 90 The Auditor ana
Cluls on ur before the Friday evening rriy-
tsf4. TUESDAY uu which the Council n.ls> i--
regular meeting. O.. q. gAGbW Ei.l..
a-lifr- and Gier-
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Astorla ,odoe 30. q. .LO.G .

Regular Meeting every tuesday Eyenin.
A. e., O'Clock. AZ GOOd Temrlar's Hall. Che
nauus street. Astoria, over {. J.. Parker
Sore Member, Of the order. in good -tand-
NJ. are invited % attead. Degree meeting ii
Monday each month. By order v. Z. /.
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Temple Lodge. NO. l. a. F. An.

Regular Communications first and KY
third Tuesdays II each month. az =, W
O'clock. o.. NJ. a; the Hall IN Astoria
Members Of the order, IN good standing. are
invited 60 attend. Is urle. 81 ;he ". ".
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Chamber OF Commerce OF Astoria.
Regular meeting every III and 5d MouiAl
pl each '-nu'u. s.i T.. H.. ln ia" hal. "i the
! oun. N-n'> Christian Association.
J. q. 4. BDWiEN. President
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kendalIS SPAWN Cure

i sure IN IL effects, mild iu IL action - IL
dur> mart blister. ami Yet u i penetrating
stuD puArritu tu reach sHy deep seated pain
DT jn r-ntuSc any nouy growth or ANY ether
aLiarscsIcuI, % IE>cd ."r several days. such
g- >Vayiu~. ,piiUj>. ruFiI> riiiur3>. ~pr,tiH>.
~Ur;iIug~. ,,IN i:turut~~ dEt Iii rnar-rmcnt~
pt Ia. Iu'ii> Ur tifril~. IIrUiI.trl>isI U man
ami fer any pUriHr>l' inr NhirL "a iuiurUt =
u~rd IuT Wan or beast. r j. EOw known tu
;tr the Ht->j iiunIrui t~y Tstu ,.y,.r used act -
i.Ig mid AMI Vet certain l.. - effects IL J.
,I~rd f'iI Strength VIII. i-'Fi~ri safety az all
-s'-s>tTss ut The yrET.
Ss-ud 5ri,!r,.~~ Tor Illustrated circular W hicI
W. think gives positive i.,,r: IL IL virtues.
NJ remedy has ever g.rr vII!. >url Wuuudii-
ij"'i >ur'-y>>. O." uuF ELovi'-,i-r yer beast ~
we'll - I;JU
Price a PER hu.ji.. -r -.N bottles irr -.
ALL bltJ tJGtI>iS iIJN- Ii vT .-,U gel % for
YOU. or 90 VIII i ~,-l.; &. aag Hr.df,-~> uI re-
crIpi Dl pIi-,- ty t.ir urYPri-rur~
b,;. L. =. EE\BNLL * 90.
EU.t~. .trff.rU Fails NtrIuuut-
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Beaver Lodge No. IS. I. o. o. F.
Meet every Thursday evening. :

Meet every Thursday evening. -
al : O'Clock. IN the odd Eel -
low, Had. cor. 81 Cas- and Che
manu-, streets. Astoria. Members NJ the DrdcT
are iayited t. attend. yordcr. Nc,
Sea Side Lodge No. II A -. Z. ".
The stated meetings uf ihi, lodge >hali lH-
on S,uriaA evening ui each week .ii Tire li'iIr
pi = o'clock duTiu- ihr. nuuih> ul y"
rg.luhpT. December. January and February.
lla'i-,rl>i during March. April. September
lud October. AMI "a : =. y. during ,Aiul
June. .Iuiy ami August.
!. .W.GEAEHAET. Recorder.
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~ z2FsiE zls:ssZza

SPUEZ5 q 5is.;u.4:r-: Elucy.s,
SEJsIies, Cracking Pains il ths
Head. Eetid Erca1h. DeaElcss.
and any Catarrhal Complaint,
can be exteTmiRated by Wei De
Meyers Catar-h Cure, Consti-
tutiOnal AuS;dote, by AbsOrp-
ton The most Important Dis
oOvery since Vaccination.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and waYy treSses of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIR0N. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
Uut, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruif and
itching, makes the III air
StrOng, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result OF using kathairOn.
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Knights OF Pythiss.

A,tor Lodge. No. 6. X. e T.. meets =
every Wednesday evenin. az = ,Sss- =.
O'Clock. ~ the hall az the A. %. |. ". \AssSs
Corner rhenainu- and Benton streets. -
By order e. e.
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DECEMBER
l5-T" Qucccnsioirn. PR R'ngicddsr.
fr"in Portland 1850 ril> Nileat--.---ys-z'i.H 80
A>'"'id l'. --'' 80
Toiti>.......... ...si.7Is S-0Fo
T. To T,jr.ly,s5. isrs. fbii,I.-,.
g.. t..r,I..,,.l ,..,-- l,.l. g,,,, - -
Toial>.......I Isle. S,0-Ss5
from Astoria -'--l' - >'ili'''ii--------. i'.''
t'''h h'h'i' ''ii go - ''''-f"
lsr1a p,rils,uI D. .ps ,.,l, ,yba..t >.stsr.
Astoria 2-.-G -------..- --'.'-'
~ -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ron a PrOm!ReRt PhYsiCian.

Wr-i;.u-fouvil.y Dr..-. .lui.,- l.. I>,ti.
II:- g. J. kENpAII. y Co. irv,I~. i.,.J-
.i'- 'UjlT advertisement OBJ 'sE.Ii. Flv'f aud
I"TI- ri kr..si.sil'- .-s-i:. t;.s... -;us U.syuz
-.1. irulu ~rs, iu ,'-.l'..-H g,rItl.~ ~J.-.i ir
uu fer 20 hostile uy express. W. jcE u ~iN
weeks removed Ill lan@ur>, aui t.uIrrsc-
f-It JIt. 81 !9r-sc >plWt from another huT~...
.ufi lnjh horses are TODAY - sound a. coils.
.nr ,rt. bottle. E..> worth iu uI,. u,!,. hundred
collars Et.>ip.rtfilII. IrT~~
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.

s. A. NEVILLE

~ STEAN~HIPLEAv EVERY FIVE days
- 80 =; y. W.. t> follows
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No Time saIouIG b. L,-t

No Time should hs Lost.
% ilir stomach livsT au,l i,uy,..s, .ir, fiiri 20
I'D. O" adupi tiir >ur. rrmrdy Hu>iritrT'>
>iuuarh lsiit-T~. ni>fst>s-> uf ilt nr.sII>
uaiurl rc-ti others isr mort- >,.riuu> aud q
dr'aN d th-friuUo haIau,lru> uy~;r-ss-..!.
liver complaint. rliill> sili fever early rnrs.-
n5sfi- fulu-r>. kiuurN Vrsiknt->> hTin. ~s.Ti-
uu> i-ndiiy trouble % iIi'i,rl with. i,r>r nu
time boo u~Igg This effective. >sit,. aId iuEc
known ni,tlic'H". For >slir. i,y all bragg /,
and brsllrT~ generally.
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l;i-h. il reserved Ju change steamer, or
sailing s.ag~.
iii!uJ GI TICkETS >"Id To MI the prin-
clI..i ".j.r- o. The jujrrd states and Canada.
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RAILROADS,

Tvs financial plan previously approved
by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rail
road and the St. Louis e San Francisco
Railroad for the prosecution of this work
and the resumption Of work on the Central
Division was approved and orders given to
carry ont the same. The purchases of rails
and ties for the California Division were re-
ported and additional expenditures author
lied The location Of sixty-two miles of
the Central Division west from the Vinita
line was approved and its construction au-
thoriZed.
1t is reported that insiders bought large
lines of Missouri, Kansas & Texas last week
in anticipation of a strong movement in tie
stock next month upon the opening Of In
dian Territory.
1t is rumored that A. A. Talmage Is to
leave the Missouri Pacific and become SU-
perintendent Of the st. Paul road
There have been 6,G40 miles of new rail
road constructed in the United States this
year to date against 5 ,;42 miles for the same
time last year, and 3, 100 miles in 1879.
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dispatch from Paris Saturday stating that
ii was intended to remove the prohibition
Of the importation Of American provisions,
but that the new edict could not gointo eff
feet till the prohibitory law was revoked, is
regardedas absurd in the trade. Ii is known
that the prohibition is to be removed, but
how soon and 10 what extent is not so well
known. A prominent lard rehner said that
he had just received cablegram stating
mania has renewed her prohibition Of our
provisions has no effect, as our expectations
10 that country amount to so little that
the United States statistical reports do not
even mention the exports to that country.
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BRIcK-At the kilns to $40 kiln run.
,SToNB-At the Dallas quarries, SC per cubic
foot II for foundation; 16 for wall and 25 fol
dressed front
LuMBER--Yellow pine, rough, 50 25 per 10,
feet over "a feet in length; 81 So Matched and
dressed flooring and. finishing, 80 rs; 2, ceiling
81; u ceiling 81 so; yellow pine
siding 81; white pine ceiling, 81 rs firs
common; white pine siding first common, e. so
ash and walnut flooring 500 per thousand
poplar, dressed both sides, SIS; rough walnut,
SIPS 70 1850 Common doors, 81 so TO So sash, 81 u
TO 5 90 as to size
SHINGLEs-YelIow. pine, So 50 to 4 25; white
pine, u 80 to 8 90. Cypress, No, /. S.; No 2
PosTs-Cedar, $40 So Boise dare SIS.
LATHs-sS 50@4 per thousand.
CEMENT = Rosendale, So 70; Louisville 80 so
Portland, SO So
PLASTER PARIs-Pcr barrel, Si6|4 So
HAIR-Per pound, 7ho
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inch, S71Ic; 7 inch, 4oc; Inch
ceiling Joint 81; 6 inch cap, SOC; inch eiling
Joint 81 25 inch cap do. COO.
DRAIN PIES inch, Ice per foot inch, 2Cc.
@ inch, S7lsc; 7 inch, i0c inch, SOC.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors.
81 25@l IS per gal. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure, 81 81
llME-Coopered, Austin, s. per barrel; bulk,
81 5G Denison car lots 90c per barrel, 81 rs.
Dallas, In lots 20c per bushe 25c.
: LINsEKD OIL-Raw, 6gc; boiled, nc,
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GRAIN


The receipts of grain the
past week have been fair.
and averaged daily about l0OOO
bushels of oats, 5000 OF corn and 1000 oT
wheat, rye and barley. To-day the rrceipts
were inlly up to an average. Prices I'm.
changed except for rye, which is oil a few
cents. ~"
Our exports of breadstuns increase
rapidly. In 1915 they aggregated %, 900 0O
bushels, and about i5O,0OO,OOO bushels
ior, the year ended June Both, lsSi
1t is stated that within the past six years
our wheat exports have exceeded the total
exports OF the previous halfcentury,
Dr quinn, one of Calilornias million.
aires, Keeps twenty ships busy TRANSPORTING
his wheat TO England. lie owns 80 OJO acres
OF rich grain land, 5000 of which were In
wheat this season. One continuous n,rrow
Is seventeen miles In length.
:, The, wheat tonnage cleared from San
francisco for Europe, the first two weeks In
November, amounted TO thirty.four carroes.
srgregating al 1926 tons, equal 10 q iol CGb
bushels Of. wheat. '''~V''''
In Chicago January wheat opened NJ %
and closed at ~ 81, an advance over yes.
terday's close of .three.fourths of A cent.
Corn opened for tho same month nj ri ID
and declined and closed at Oils three.
eighths below yesterday
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PRISTs-Freeman's, 5H;Anconia, 6<; Glouster,
"a; Bristol, 6; Greenwich, g. Peabody, solid, c;
Lodi fancy, SO; Harmony, So; sprague, G. Ham
itOn, G5S; COChero, GU; Allen, G.
FINE Bows DONEsTIC-Central. *: Gilcoa,
q Busy bee, Z; Continental, S, Pocahontas, z;
Cedar Falls. Ia Greenbrier, Sk; Atlantic 81:
Rockingham, ga; New Hartford X, AZ Hamlet
Mill ~. Boston, 90, s; LinnwoOd, 81
BLEAcngD DONEsTICs-Barnsley, 6: Dover s.,
Commonwealth, 0, 81; Morning Star, ~; Fruit
LOOM l0}l Standard, To- Chapman Y, ~; Al.
toona, ga; E!mlale, Ga; Sonora G; Signal b. Ok;
Just Out 81; Paramount A. Ga
HEAVY Brown DodEsTICs-Pittsneld, ~; Au-
gusta, S; Rocky Mountain ~; Old Dominion,
"a; Agawan +, Ga; CollingwoOd, TX: Star OF
the west So; Princeton, AZ; Indian Orchard, sH;
Park 6; Buckeye, s}i; Cabot W, ~; Lyman, T,
sHEETISe-Lancaster, lO.A; 2lc; Monadnock-
lO-A, % Andruscoggin 9-4, 27Jz: Audroscog
gin, lO.4. 81; Lancaster. l0-A bleached, 49, Low,
ell, 10a bleaChed, 2j Sullivan, lO-li bleached
81; Mon0dnock; "a 2lk; MOnadnOck, lO-A, 25
COTTON FLANNELs-Amoskeag AAA lie; do
BIB bleached, l5 Hugenot s.. s; do bleached, 8
Hamilton \ I, brown. TO- do f. bleached ~
Lawrence, Z, brown, Q; Fremont l., III
Nashua Y, llH.
HICEORY-Rondleman 11]z; Easton, 10: West
ern states, s5I American, 3xS, %: do 6x6, TO-
Sheridan 8X3, 81; Mechanic 3xS, S,
DRILLs-BOoi, s. Suffolk, sal Adriatic, or;
Laurel, 9; Rock Head *
TlcKISG-Arkwrslt, II: Amoskeag AGA, 1sB;
Hamilton D, IL ElmwOod, "a; Ocean, S; Jewet,
City, "a; Metham IA, Is; York, lIys Clarks
Stand. l2}i; Cords AAA, ICY
PLAID OsNABURGs-Otta 81; Georgia, III;
Magnolia, ~; Atlanta s; Tidal Wave, 8; Delta,
s; Hurricane, 10.
CHEvIoTs-Berkshire AA, II; Monitor. 9; Bonn.
Bay, IA Langley 10; Longs best 10; Bristol, So;
Bunker Hill, TO-
CoTToS DUcK-Arkwright fancy 16; Stark
gray, ~: Bear Duck soz, 231i; Polhemas Mill,
lOza; Montauk "A, 49, KirkwOod, Is.
KENTUCKY JEANs-Irving Doe, 42J,: Leaning
ton. 81 Montgomery, 80; Glen Lock, 261s: Wood
land, 22h; Norwalks, 20; Sandusky, Tx, May.
brook, IL; Deerwood l6.
REPRLLASTs-Clinton 20; Rival, 65; Cumber.
land, u TO- FoXeraft So Fansworth, 95,
LININGs-Ashland, l21l; Greatrock x, Is: Be-
atty III; Blue Rock, 121s; Andalusia z, Is.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.



FLouR-We quote City Mills as follows: xxx,
- 25 xxx, 81 on; extra 81 %.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt, So 81; xxx, 81 60;
XXX8' 50 90 choice family, 81 10 fanCyS4 30.
RYE-Scarce. We quote per bushel, 75GS5.
BARLEY-Scarce. Good demand, 81 II SOC.
BRAN-We quote at mills, Sl(gl TO- in store,
sacks, 81 40.
CoRSMEAL-Per bushel 81 10.
OATS--ln bulk, 41GD45c.
WHEAT-sl 00Gl Is. as per grade; Nicaragua,
% cents.
CoRS-old in ear, 75@SOc new, In ear, 6j97oc;
shcled corn 90c
HAY-Dark, sG6S; bright s2. From stores
prairie, baled, dark, SlOGl5, bright Sl6g2J;
bright, free on board, car. SIS; dark, SO.
We quote: Chopped corn per 100 pounds, so 25;
chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds, 81 25;
chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 Is; crushed
corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 81 SO; corn bran,
per 100 pounds 75c Graham flour, per 100
pounds, 81 so; cream meal, 81 so; fine boltep
m per bushel 81 % hominy, per 100 pounds,
50; grIts, per leo pounds, g. corn flour, per 100
pounds, 81 80.
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THE DALLAS HERALD SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER A. 1881.
and will be liberated in the

smithtown, and will be liberated in the
spring.
There are COCO drummers in the United
States. The armament Of each consists
Of oneid diamond pin, four satchels and two
irOn-clad trunks.
II is estim ated that fifty tons Of blueber-
ries were shipped from Bath, Maine, last
season, and the pickers made 5000.
The total lake and rail iron ore shipments
from Lake Superior mines for the year, up
to and including the 10Th instant, are re
ported at $50, iO7 gross tons, with 1900 tons
remaining IN stock. Of this enormous
product 10000 tons were mined during the
last four months.
The Bonham News says j. c. Num- raised
two radshes, one,of which was IL riches
long and six inches in diameter, the other
was a turnip radish, Gl inches in diameter
and about three inches fn.thickness.
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vital fluid passing unobserved in tho MI.
mans other diseases that lead 10 rs urlIs and
death. The. medical gentlemen conpsa,a ly snl
me institution are graduates of tbe S el wlta
iieges of Europe and this country and h o' cs
large experience in these troubles a ase nag
agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Doll J lPc W
g"Se tber ems s nlaa me Vital REsTORA
not cure, or for anything impure or ivjn. wv
found in It. We treat all private dissa sgunOl'
eessinlly without mercury. CONSJII r r, Me
FREE. Thorough examination and adviai iVA
Gind dg analysis of urine, IS. Price az WIFI
RESTORATIVE So bottle, or four II tim LIZA A
dfgantily sl9 Sent TO any address upon nth
IN price Pryst a. w. d. secure from Observation s
Institute, No. us Olive street n Ior as1 uIa
souri,. POstotlice box, 2460 AOuiA Ais |
-, wholesale agents, Williams, Toivs,
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His Headquarters.

Santa Claus has arrived in the city and
has taken up headquarters at the drugstore
of w. II. Patterson & Co., Ill Lamar street,
where he got his rheumatism cured by APP
plying Patterson's celebrated Peach Stone
Liniment. lie brought with him an i'm
mense lot of toys, new and novel in their
design and workings; also, large and
varied stock of vases, odor stands, dressing
cases, fancy articles all handsome holiday
gifts for both old and young. Go and see
them.
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Saloon lunches being now the ton, the
Board of Trade, Corner of Main and Austin
streets, isnow in the lead. Its lunches sur
pass any ever set IN Dallas. They
are superb, exquisite, mxuriant. They
are the bon ton of all the
lunches ever known in Dallas, and sur
pass IN excellence of quality and in variety
most of the hotel dinners
in Texas. Rich soup, turkey
roast beef, salads, vegetables, ETC., etc, 90
to make up the bill of fare. The liquor 10
be found at the Board of Trade cannot be
surpassed in Dallas, and on the whole, it is
the leading saloon in the city.
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SOLE LEATHER oAK-No. /, 5000; No. @ 1863
HEMLocK-Best buffalo slaughter, 3l@32; good
Is: do good, No. 2, &c; good damaged, 25.
OAK HARNESS LEAThER-No l, 37@39c; do No
Q, 35c.
HEaocK-Prime, &c. do good 81 do No. o so.
quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsKIN-No. /, 81 10 to Is;
do No. 2 81 to l 10.
PnLADELrHIA KIrs.-No. /, SIC to 81, accor.
ding To weight
SHEEP sKINs-Topplng xxx per doz, $40 SO;
Innings, white, xxx 50; russets, COS
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Fine Grade Bugggies and Carriages.

Parties desiring to purchase buggy,
phaeton or carriage Tor their own use, can
find almost any style they wish on exhibit
bition at Sydney Smith & Co.'S sample
rooms, No. 72S Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
And upon examination, if they fail to find
what they want to buy, can leave their or
der and can have any style built to suit
them. These goods are manufactured by
E. S. Fetch, of Amesbury, Massachusetts.
who has earned a national reputation for
tine-grade work, every job sold being fully
guaranteed.