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CRIMINAL Cnt1RrA

CRIMINAL COUIkI!
John Lane pleaded guilty to larceny, md
was given ak months III the House Of Cor
roction.
Frank Morton md William Kerns pleaded
guilty to larceny, and wero gtvon eight
months each in the House of Correction.
In the case Of Michael MahoneY. robbery,
whlci, oxcepta 3 W Was .tskon, im" and he ' VA "a
sentenced on FGfdtct to two years and ilvo
months Il, the I,enltentfary.
William Tobin, alias Scotty Lorock, rob.
sentenced 10 one nc year in tiie PententiNr:y. ''N
John Riley WINS found g,llltyUt larceny,
and scntenco was suspended.
ass roTsrs n roeos1 ot'9n for
months il tho I'cnitentlary.
pay 'sf iiro ePss, of s. "SS"u''' was S'"''''u -
Samuel Dudley, robbery, motion for new
tim tr Ley nverrnled. and scntenced to ONO year Ill
W yohn Or ana william simms, finding guilty
Of burglary, aud sGDtence suspended.
j. II. Mayo pleaded guilty ot larceny, and
was given six months III tbs Aouso Of Cor
Robert Pitt, larceny, four months House
- William Keily, larceny, sentenced one
Th9.'ss Raf|a. i S'fs faSssry, sentenced one
year House Ut Correction.
trla! ovcrru!ed. and sentenced to three years
John Moulihan, burglary, new trlal
granted. bali fixed alll acccptal,
Frank Cusick and Frnnk Edgar, burglary.
sentenced on piea to fifteen months reni-
.Tlolnns lIceney, burglary, sentenced to
three years pe,llto,luary.
Frank llul9ert; burglary, sentenced to flt-
tos,. months renitentlary.
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Complainant charges that this Ia at
lcnst 81 100 moro tlan the Assessors services
were worth. Tint his Item of services be-
foro tic County. Hoard Of EQUALIZATION WAS
simply thrown in as n lnnke-wetEht Tho
Town Olurk. Jonos, ls tcedy te iss,,o the
Payment Of tho clatln, md Wals! aslss for mn
injunction To prevent such stop, a tenn
pornty Injunction was issued by Judge Tuloy
under bond for $500,
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DIVORCES.

DlVOKCES.
Mary e. Hall filed n bill yesterday against
Wluiloli 8. Hull, asking tor divorce on tho
ground Of cruelty.
Mary II. I1all asks for decree ngatnst her
husband, Albert q. Hall, on tile same ground.
Winfield .. Clark wants n divorce from hls
wife, Sarnh T., the charge being dcsertfon..
Bills Tor divorce wore iiled Thursday by
Bertha Sieler, from Henry, E.. Sleler, OH The
from Church II. Smith, for cruelty.
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IIEA13s
The Frledberg l,aboas-eorpus case Is OK.
pccted to como up before Judge Moran this
morning for nnal decision OIL tho question Of
reducing his ball.
To-tlny Is Judge Tuley's last day Of work
for so1uU time, rs tho tense Of his rooms ex
ptres to.day, aud ho will haye to surrender
possession,
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in tho last ditch with ttlclr bouts on md fhelr
faces towards the nu,algamated foe, They
bad fought good light, tisy had kept the
fnitll, and now they went down with their
bil,atloli Of wenk-kncod t!tily-dallyers, OF
secret and open workers for al, adjournel
session, OF fellows whose plans for district
W0ntd be spnfled by apporsionnnellt now, and
proved too much FIR them, w!t!o abseMtees
and dnAGers contributed to their defeat; but
they died gatiie,
After several OF the committees had un-
loaded vast accumulation Of reports. The
House. on motion ut n{r. Strnckman,' of
Cook, adjourned until Monday evening ut 8
o'clock.
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II will ask you another question:" COLI
tiuued Mr. Murphy. "Wasn't my resolution
voted down on your sfde2'
" 1t wns," responded Tho gentleman from
Hardin, land tho vote catne largely from The
immortal sixteen, These sixteen on this
side, and the Democratic members on the
other side. must answer for their conduct,
and II they ARC satisfied with It, mi. 1 am
willing to answer for mine to my constltt-
ents and npon
NY CoNsuiENCR AND Mt OATH.
lseny that there has been any authoritative
expression from the Republican, side previous
to the deadlock. Wot,nve not been permitted
to vote on the question OF Senatorial and
Congressional lxpportsonments separately. and
the question now Ia shall we, The majorlts,go
down to death. white you, defeated from first
to last, marcl, to Victory? Shall we surrender
to yum, or yo1 to us9"
Mr.. Mitchell Ind his question Of prisi-
lege, too, Whatever the newspapers
might say was onu thing, md whit
But newspaper criticism afforded no
lust ground for tic gentleman from Cook to
turn his guns upon his brotl,ermembers.
As for himself he denied having called any,
body an obstructionist and was willing to
atswer for hfs course to the people who sent
him here.
Mr.. White, Of Cook, made
4 LAME pEFENBF
for the tactlcs Of tho "swect sixteen"
Aud likewise the Speaker, had question
of privilege. 4 Springfield newspaper Ind
observed OF him that he had "hulnilintfngiy
confessed his inability to enforce the rules"
all he Ind to say on that score was that hc
should be very thankful for the ald OF his
Journalistic critics to devise some way to
make these wicked members vote when they
didn't want to. tLaughtor.]
This shut of the privilege for few min-
,ites, but Mr.. Chafeu took occasion, during
tho first ro!l-call on tho resolution, to act
himself right through the customary privi-
lcged channel lie frankly admitted that l,o
Ind circulated paper and asked for sigma
tures, in the hope Of getting enough 1ner to
vote to break this unfortunate deadlock.
"Thu House." he continued, "is
QuAnRELrSa OVER i SHADOW.
Tho substance Of the proposition would bo
embodied In n bill, a1ld sec no good sonse
In n lnetnber who hns not brought in u bill
now rising to blood heat Ntd crying out that
he has resolved from henceforth to do some
thing, when In fact the resolution means
r,nflifnrf
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liver, other. than the trade dollar,pnr
Tho General Markets.

lhcrc were goouly number OF orders kllod
to-day and sent to the country. Spot cash
buyers weie more numerous than for several
days.
Meats were about ar!yeoterday, tbs msjorlty
ofdealora holding clear bacon sli.s st 10 cent?
ind dry salt Mt 9Ss.
Hams are quiet and unchanged at IL to IS
cants Cor plain and fancy sugar cured.
Lard Is quotable to-day at lltt to IL con 10 for
tisrcc.
Arally was made In corn this morning. II
rapidly advanced nom 80 to 81 and. then 80
conts for loose. shuck and ear. All sound
onsred was taken at that figure. There IL now
ALVEY shipping demand for 1t, aud hence q
far moro healthy market.
Tho ost market has better tone and is some
hrmer. No Gales reported to-day below 80
cents for inferior, and S,c to SIC for primo.
Hay still dull and hard to sell at any
prloe.
The general grocery trade has Improved.
Coffee 10 steady. Sugar easy. syrups and
molassos easy, with Louisiana a TO IS cent,.
Canned goods active and easy.
The local oil fight was revived to-day. The
Great Western Company appeared with Its
nrst car load OF canned, or case oils, aud I'M
mediately offered at for less than the Waters
Pierce. There was hardly any fixed price
Il was for sale and at any concession: ne
cessary. Perhaps on the morrow aome,hlnv
like quotations can DO obtained, but they
could not to-day, In barrels oil IL offered Inv
that company at Is cents, and by tho other "a
cents pcr gallon. Tho public can now enloy
cheaper light than ever, ;chcapcr than tho
elUctric aud only . tribe above the coat OF tho
moon. eco II husband, 20 II bear"
Fine stscks Of irish potatoes were Offering
sto.day. In saoks d 80 per bushe,. The DO.
maud for seed IL slowing up.
Apples are Arm at u for sound stock.
We quote oranges 81 80, lemons 81 Oper
box. No bananas In sight.
onions are reported At o. 10 50 5oper barrel.
All the butIor offered to-day was held q, sc
per pound for wholesale and 30 for retail lots.
A lot ofbetter quality WAS on sale.
Egg dull At axe per dossn. stocks ample
70 meet the demasd.
Hide have recently declined one cent In
some Of the northern markets. They are nm.
ehanxsd her,. with DRY flat 10 IA isx ecnts.
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A lady of our acquaintance has been in quite
feeble health for many years-with some COM
plant peculiar 10 the scx-becamo feeble and
emaciated-lost her appetlte-was melancholy
-sleeplcss- cross md fretful, Many years OF
! suffering indicated that all medicines were a
failure. Their had been spent over three hun
bred dollars without relief. Some one sug-
gested the use OF DR.. Dromsoole's ENGLIsiI
FEMALE BirTEns, as 1t was not patent or a
secret remedy. 1t was used and seven bottles
effected % cure.
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Vision, Noises IN the head, the Win, Ana
passing uuobserved IN the urine, snd m auu
other diseases that lead to insanity ard eas,hy
The Medical Gen lemen connecieI win ,hi.
institution are graduates of the besl Colesass
of Europe and this country, and have ma
large experience In these troubles, and Ss@
agreeto iotieit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLtRs
Tor q casaOf this kind the VITAL RESTopaso
TIVE tunder their special advice and tra.t.
menD will not cure, or for anything irnonra
or injurious found in IT, We treat All priva,e
Diseases success nlly without mercury. COM
sUhIAIlON FREE: Thorough examination
Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE So ahottIe v ~
1our times The quantity, sl0 Sent To anv I'd.
dress upon receipt of price, q. o. ID secnre
from observntion, and In private name ifdee
SIRED ny English Medical Institute, No, 7lsIS
box 2i60. ''i0e
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prrNit and Nuts.

| We make the following quotations:
| ORAaans- Valencia per case, Spml0; Sicily,
per box, 81 20 $50; louisiana pei bbl., 81 bO@s
LEMoNs--siclly per box, 81 20.
GRApEs-MalBga per Dbl, 80 TO 10; per hall
| Dbl, none.
rEARs--Cgliiornia per box, none:
NuTs-- AIinonds % per pound; Brazil
100; GlDerts lt@-; Engllsh Walnuts
none; chestnut, imported 90 italian
20; peanuts. Tennessee red, ca; cocOanuta
per hundred 80 80.
FIGs-n 70 10 boxes. per ID, 10.
~ %.
RAIsINs-London layer, new, per box, sS 90;
layer, new, per box, 81 20.
BANANAs-per bunch, 2 30. 10 3
ApPLKs-Fancy per Dbl, % % choice
81 10; dried, per III, o 10 7c.
PorAToEs-Per bbi, So bOtoQ375.
ONIoas--Per bushel So 80.
GAnLIC-Pcr string, none.c
CABBAGEs-Per crate, s. to SO
DArKs--In trails, per ID, &c.
CunaAErs-711a@SHc
PnUNEs-0c.
PEcASs-per lb,7 retail; per bushul, loose
81, .. Is TO 81 IS; sacked 81 10, 81 Is.
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N7hi Three-eighth tongued and gIooved ceiling
$lS to sl9.
sHIssLKs-Cypress, "a per thousand; Native
pine, sap, IS; do heart, SIS rs.
| LArRs--e3 80 per thonsand
CxMRNr-- fort . ,ott, Dor bar, 10; Boa
endale, IS 80; Louisville, Port land
80.
PLAsT ER or PARIs--Per barrel, e..
HAIR--Pe pound. no.
CEMRYT RLuEs --6 inch, 80 cent?; inch, 20
cents; inch ceiling Joint, 81; inch cap, 5Oc
DIAM PIPE--3 Inch, l6o per foot; sinch,
2Oo; inch, BE; Inch, 400; s inch, bDc.
MIXED PAIErs-Rea,ly for use and oil colors
81 Us per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
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Wool Ia very quiet at 20 cents for the beat
Offering.
We quote bran 90 cents, with stock light sno
demand small,
No rye ON the market. Barley 40 cents per
bushel. Milie,t seed 50 to 90 cents. Demand
for garden seed falling on
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MONEY AND TRADE.
EsTBRDAY's MARKET SITUATION
Spots weak In Liverpool and Easy i'm
New York md New Orleans Corn
Higher - Meats Easy - Flour
Firm Coffee ana sugar Firm
Potatoes LOwcr-sOtes
and Figures
DALLAS, FRIDAY ArrERsOos. I
March 20. 1851.

March 20. 1851.
yesterday lived on hope, to-day | am
banking on faith, and Pm afraid tomorrow
III have to draw ON charity" was the way a
merchant sized up his business. But he was
drawing more on his classics than on truth, for
trade was an improvement upon any day dur
ing the week. In grain and general plantation
supplies there wers healthy demands and
Right sharp business Our friend had allowed
himself to set out OF goods and had fallen be-
mind the procession, was what was tho matter
with him. You can't do business without
goods.
Tho day was warm. bright and beautiful. IL
was unpleasant In the sun. In three or four
days more our forests will: be completely GOV.
cred with foliage, and fields and gardens
beginning 10 make a show of crops. As every.
body tired OF beef, pork, bacon and beans d
s'burnt OUT for vegetables, hot weather would
pe acceptable II II brought them, and some poo
pie Srumble as II they stood ready to 20
through the fiery furnace OF the Good Book
which, according 70 tho 81. colored preacher.
war heaiai sovcn times hotter lhsn hot
could DO het "
In railway circles there was nothing new.
The 81. Louis and San Francisco IL making
rapid progress In thls direction, but long way
Off. twill take two years TO MI the gap. 1t
Will pick up several coal mines In northern
Arkansas and the Choctaw nstion, and 1t 10
hoped will help us out In the manufacturing
Embellishments contemplated. The manufac-
tnsipg committee of the Board OF Trade is In
vestigating tho queailon of fuel, and confident
that II will come when there Ia demand fe,
moro and cheaper coal II never failed to do
SO yet, and Will not fail Dallas.
Everything Is going ahead lovely in the
country. II Is the finest weather Tor field
work. and 1t is being prosecuted by all hands
and the coOk Fine stands of corn and ont,
are being obtained, and winter sowlngs OF
everything are looking vigorous, fresh and
green
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Willyou heed the warnlngs The signal
perhaps of the sure approach of that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your.
selves If you can afford for the sake of saving
80 cents, TO run the risk and do nothing for
il. We know from experience that Shiloh's
Cure will cure your cough II never fails.
This explains why moro than Million Bot.
ties were sold the past year. IL relieves
Group and whcopng cough st once, Moth
ers, do not be without it, For Lsme Back,
Side or Chest, uso Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Sold by Hiekoy IL House, Drugglsts, Goa
Main street, Dallas.
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CA1TLs--Cornfei. $lS to s22; grass do ysar-
lin %, S60aSs; steers, from 10 $ wears Old
slh9s20; barn COVE, $I5@asls; butchers, ~ to
SIC. per ID. on foot.
HORSES. PONIES and sheep SIS TO $40. Plugs
$40 to $50 Farm stock t35 to $50. Harness
livery $50 to 800. Harness fancy s25 to Gl75.
Harness spans $3.50 TO 500.
Mules Rats so To SG5. Medium sos to $50
Extra draugbt 500 to $3.50.
Ho0s--On foot, 3g31Sc. for biteror 10 prlm,
porkerB.
uNSHsEr--rhey are gnotshle At 81 .60@g
| per head. Per weight, TO Sac, per pound.
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The Cotton Markets.

The dispatches this morning notice Liver
pool spots weak; New York spots weak
and futures few points of; New orlesn. aud
Galveston easy.
In consequence rr this state of alairs and
theilight offeringa, the Dallas mRrAe' was
dull. There is n fgr demand a. the quota
lions.
The receipts were small with 1900 lales
stored In warehouse. A shipment OF 100 bales
was msde to Bury, England, direct to-day to
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is ii otwor,h the small price of 10 cents
10 free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints? If you think so call
at our store and get bottle of Shiloh's
Vitalizcr. Every bottle has a printed guar.
antoo on II. Use accordingly, and if IL does
you no good, II will cost you nothing. Sold
by HieSox & House, Druggists, COS Main
trect, Dallas.
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wtnep and n.iauOys,

ALuUHUL--Sg.36 20 81 10 per gAllOn.
WMsBY-Sweet mash, 81 .15GgSs 81: com
mash, 81 .60GSb, aecordlngGage.
WIsEs---C laret. III case, 81. l5msii Caiavb a
per gallon, VI .lo@t2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 "a
gallon, Sl.1O@St; White wine, IN cases, az III
Oslo.
CHAMPAGNE Cooks, In baskets, Sls@s2D
Heidsieok, In basket, S2S; Irug, Ia basket, g37;
Domestic champagne, slOplb.
ALs-stock ale, per dozen, 81 .is9S2 80; por-
Ter, per dozen, S2a,s2.50
BoTTLE BEER-St. Louis quartz sig, pints
sla so. Budwleer, sl2, pinte Sl3 80.
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MEDICAL.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, s60 pages. e,o,,
and gilt binding, SO cents, same in nspe,.
covers, % cts. Manhood 10 cents, Woman
nood' 10 cents; Pamphlet, s cents-securels
sealed, by mail. Send money or pos,a,s
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist
W.T. St Char'"s Street. ST. Louis. Mo.
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DALLAS FREE CURRENT.


BAcos-Long clear sides "a to Of; short clear
10. Breakfast bacon llkc.p
ony SALr-Long clear sides, "a; short
clear ~.
X ,as --riain sugar cured, II TO Is; canvassed,
IL u TO 1874.
LAsp-lierco, ~; half barrel, l2h. pals 8
to 10 pounds, 10; pounds, l3&. Texas home
made, 50 to 70 pound cans, 10 cents.
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We have q speedy and positive euro for
Catarrh Diph.heris, Csnkor Mouth and Head
ache in Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy. A nasal
injector FREQ with each bottle. Use II II you
desire health and sweet breath. Price go
cents. Sold by Hckox & House. Druggists
sos Main street, Dallas.
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OAK soLH-LrAriiRu-over 90 lbs, toc, do
under 20 lbs, Spc.
HEMLocs soJx-LrATimn - Best Buffalo
slaughter. zoe, good do, 29c, best Matamra IA
80 good do, aTc, good DANCED, s5o, poor do
S0c.
OAK HARNESS LsArnsR-No. l, tOc, do, No.
s..
HrNLocx HARNESS IxArnHR-No. l, IS, do,
No, =, Ss.,
asi,Ss per pound, American calf, 700, &Si So,
DO. kip, 0oo.eDtl.
ColLAas--Duck, No. 1.,per dozen, $3.50.
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Something more Needed.

An cbimuoys bearing the dragon" brahj
are guaranteed to Withstand the herces
fame while dripping wet, or any amount o
cold air, or draft in ordinary uso on th,
lamp they never break. They ARE .ioi
ssle at ID. Goslin's CHINA hall who has til,
exclusive salo for one year.
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sUoAna.--We quote: Powered llj. OrUshd,
llhDA, Granuiatod II STANDARD A, l01% White
extra 96g9k extra Cl0 TO -; Yellow w to ,01.
Louisiana new white clariled loo; yellow On /;
choice $40; prime re, inir 7kc.
McLAssEs-Lo usisns choico G0c,prme 54c
Ialr TO good ij9j0c.
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RMggtea, Mods. WheeIs "a

WHEELs--(Sarven.) IA wholesale, per
net; Is Sic. %; q SS.2h; ID ST.2J.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. -Burr's patent, sPls,
sl9 and so for plain, 81 pla and double pan.
nels.
SHAFTS. "A 81, 80; b $3.50.
Poles. --B %; a sll.
HUGHES. --B end sprlng, $40; A sioc sprin &
S75. Strictly A phaetons, $3.50. Carriages
| $3.50; do speeding, 600. End spring, strictly 4,
8l4s; top-open, S65 to s7b; aide pring do, sll5A
l 25; Jump-ur soats do, sla3; platform sprln
do, 800; three spring do. 500.
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Job Printing IA CoIors

The HERALD STEAM Jon PmsriSG Crricn
ia now turning out some of tho most beautiful
lob work In colore, o yer executed In Texas.
PRINTING OfrICE.
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Coal and wood.

CoAL-lndlan Nation, rs 80 per ton, deliv
cred
CuIR--50 cents per barrel.
Woop-Oak ,hicSoryano ash 50 90 to Z 3 10 pa,
cord. Sawed stove wood W retailing. at tn,
rates Of IS 80 to 500 per cord
CnARcoAL--Gj oents per barrel.
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Seeds.

GKWAN MiLtxr-we quote75 to sOper bushel
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail. whoslcsal
IN to = cents per paper.
Co,ton-At the on Mill, 80 pcr ton.
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You will fluid anything good and nice in he
eating limo at low .prices at Joseph Meme
zers-Timothy X: 10.
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Poultry and Dame.

pnAiRts Cafogsvs-Wo quote at 30. apiece
SouiRpxLs--Per dozen, 600.
Cmowass-We quc.e s2s5 for spring, fol
grown, e. 80,
TuRKEYs--We quote 6Sc. 10 sCcapiece,
DucKs--For tame. zoe; Wild, Is TO zoe apiece
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never falling rnro
tor Nervous DEBILITY
Ahausted Vitai;,yy'
Sem al Weaknesysi
spermatorrhoea, Ioss1T,
dAN GOD, inipotenn.
tGy, Paralysis, and All
lhn terrible effects "" ~
self Abuse, yout M ~
II lies and exossses, 'S "
maturer years. ueh s n,
loss of Memory, LAS O.
~ y q Q. No o..turnaI
s emission, Aversion to
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Buiiding Material.

BricK-At the kim to si0.
eToSn-Atth the Dallas quArries bo per chbio
icot: u fcr foundation' 10 for wall, and Is 70
LunnlA-Nativc rough pine % per thousand,
Drrssed on one eide, IA tOi Flooring, tongu.
ID end srocfsd, essl Dressed wealth. r6cariiSs,
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FIsH-leAc. per ID.
uYsTERs--per can ~ cents for Baltimore, 81
Mattngordas. Go Tor Berwick bay.
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George Kicks Furniture House

Il the largest In north Texas. Thu stock
embraces oil grades from tho most elcgsn,
parlor and chamber sets 10 tho cheapest
stylesand patterns. His prices arc very low
for "quick sales and small profits" is his
motto
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Caet, 50 cents per hundred; atoye, 20 cents
wrought, 30 10 80 cents per hundred; brass
s. per hundreds copper, 80 per hundred; zinS
and lead, el per hundred.
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Young men and boys, 60 to Blankepship
Blskoa to buy the cheapest spring clothing
n Dallas,
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CoFFER--Rto, common, lie, fair, Is; choice
l5kSlg; l.aSuayra, 10; Java, 2s@SOc.
TRAs-Impcriai, from ihG6Sc. per psund
Young Hyeon,, 100000 oolong, i5Gb0c; Japan
Sux.SLn
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BANK rXCuAN0R.

Commercial exchange upon,,..ail. points par
to X discount.
Sterling sight "a 50 to - 90.
Sterling, co days, ~ rs to 81 So
Francs 800. 505 to 5l5.
Marks 90 to rs.
Gold, silver, other. than the trade doler,par.
Trade dollars. % cen,s
x.oAioah uoiiafs neutrality-suspicious.. 20
snoiivun hnNcS. .,'''..,..,.,.,,,,.,,..., 40
mexican quarters. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10
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Commercial Job Printing.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Cards,
Blank Books
Check Hooks, Dray Books. Cotton Books, aud
nn az the commercial printing done IN the
neatest style and at the shortest notice, Mt the
HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE. All
work guaranteed.
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spinners. We quote
Mono V mud SECURITIES.

Financial Affairs are moving along soberly.
The bank rates aro st Ill per cent. per month
for short loans. Little other kinds are being
made. Exchange dull.
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psAonSs--s POUNDS, 81 70; poundr
90 IS.
ToMAyoEs--s pounds, u "; s pounds,
CLIO.
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Dallas Wool Market,


Zine, 40, medium, Is, heavy, lCc. Black
bury and dirty, 0 to 10 cents OF.
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ilps s--pry illnt, ~ pounds and upwards, 10 o
kipe lie; wot enltcd, 7xc., green butch 81
hidea, bSc.. All aamagod, wet or dry,
hall pricol deor sklns 500. sheep skins non,
Mc. g 700 each.
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Eaes- l2N TO l5cts per dozen.
BurrKR--Northen 10 to rs; Texas 20 toe5c.