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lii speaking of tic vacancy lnadN ln tat
number Of tile Twelve Disciples BY ls 49, 1s,,p
of t'!as, uo old version reatss:" oI'''y w.
flea ebtlsss Ss ansecr ase to xf kvs spp rs to
ntt.lt doctrine of tho Church Of ElIElaMNu, :,
Viz: that nf tho "npOstoltc succession y,
their, clergy. The. word bsl!oprlrk tEIa,a ~ ua
tircak text, which IL quoted directly tI"dd'I,
l!eorcw psMllll. IADl'ls simply ofce, aN""
given sn III thu revised text u T.
Instead Of the rendering Or Acts,. l,r ,l,iis y.
"AMl the Lord aslsle.i to the cll''rSl! u, a'n
such ~ should bo sayctl," wi lulfe tno !asii 9,hsi
rentllng, '.Alnl tbs 1lr! added {" t!eiu I'D I'D
i, sts to ba|e st aaSe n!tahsr d"y by 's '''S 'A
X very inNrkelI error las been corEecseas ~ y
Acts, VII, 80. Thu nlt version reads; ;, inutt n,pt
they atncl Stephen, cnlillIg upon i;M {, ~. IT,
snying, Lord ,Gs,tA receive my sPslt; ,hal III
Wor ,r t;o 5 f. PTtntS!a y al, !G; FL s.HM ss.SpIt IS
the trallslators. Tho revised version lea1a r. ,Gs
"AIl they stoned Stephen, Failing ili.ol iliMa.sf w
LOr1;" or, as 1t IL moro correctly iGn"s'n t' mi
by DR.. NOyes, "NaklnE. slpp!seaMsMi1m', !, a'''
saylng' ,hStt Jesns rceeiys . nS y. 'p,,'!s Ma,s y
phillips response to tho Eunnchs lH..s.,s,ii1,; "
*'W Int doti. hinder mo to bo bapt!zssI r., mi,
onltted 50 Il tho latter p9rt q ~ tf 1su Mo 70
ysrss Of Aets, r.. ix.; ;,, 1T Is haf" LOT '"''
AZ fur tic Passover" And IN thu iliteen.5su .5
verse at the twenty-rst chapter NC ria,.A NJ W
peculiar wording: 'Anl utter tl!oss p nu9h hax
iank up ol,r carriage (fnsteata .! '!I unS I'D
gags, nj It ID glyen I'll the revised 'eA'I "'4
Amui,g nthor rauiicaI changes Wc va Wo"sI II
call your attentlnn to thu First El!s.se !!s'!em
John, ILL.,, H. which reAtts "! te oia ni br
Hereby perceive W. the lnNt u ), '''i IN tht
cnlae ll9 lnlll down Ills I'm fur U.s.. t,,uv
new yeryluIl It reals Mrtgllt, =" ae's'' 'rn,i,l
wa l0y9, betallsu lIo relerflhg :" ~''
lnln down Ills lffo fur lis. ]" ,.hIrI
AnDtllgr very prominent rhnslEe' ~, ~ ".uIs
alluded In tny lust discourse, y Mt. tu ,,"ntpr
sl0l Of tho seventh verso nf te l',i r...h that
of !. EptstIu nf JOhil, "F!rIH ntt ~. ly"Jd,
hear rctxlr III Heaven. the tnthel. ~" ',,., nrs
and ths Holy Ghost; anil These ''''e'
Usie.n .,r .,a,rut
Tho only place IN the entire New itstia'it i, tlt
wllure tue word ntuneinent 0%e,Its ~ T..
King Jnnles yersiVh Is In tnf'lMia.n.s nf'M,.,s NJ
u. 1t ls exuctly tlf sllIl,e ward 'i ",,nriIIl.
TINT which IL elsewhere rendered ,s' "s,l,stt
tlnl.. and this lAttet ward l'ns Mrn In.ru
ttlte.l In tic llew text The wi,lir, ~ IL
Church haa atrcuunusly s1ln.h'''t.,< s1ln..,,'t'x ,IU.-
opposition. tn thu popular pIlnu"iut pIlI'. !. thr r.
trIlle, TINT the trll1 (iusipi t!hrlfsit Iher
cancellation Of al! men to !tsul itli'''s aid
hbtaltuncu Ia tho spirit nf rlEtltr'!S',,Wn nv, WnV.s
not tlle ntulIeMellt tur the sins ~ AI. It.hrisls
world through tlle shrsshiS o. ,h,,uu-.
blood. and the tralstercncr ~ ~ taI iu
llrAs to tIlUyr Wll0 c4lt,tessrl lllelf aa""N No
III III u be no such tFaAs's''
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ny VII 4Hk llulll hlull NlAN l1l{lkktu
your mortal MnIles BY talospirit tint siweliolii
h yoll. For ns in Atlnul nll die, even 10 in
Christ slnlll all " made alive. Su also Is tito
resurrection Of the dend: 1t IL sowll III cor
will tie effects q sin upon Il loft out It Il
aOwn = natural llut !s, u Rl!,.uccltsrtf] body,
y Is r9tsesi II spiritual that IL, by s!n nnIi,-
jar.nll body. T'here Il II natural ANIL thcrN Is
y!e hMly, t'a.t i nus Gs @ tas!"nsd ikSs un!o !u
Ills El0riNub body iGr tho iyOtly Il, which liz
nrose anu nscnlltletl according to tho work.
lIiE whereby lte Is 1.'e ,,t Mvea to sNhllnu all
trutl|, have erred, say!ug thai, tho r.siirree-
tinn u past a'ready: and overthrow tito fuiti
Vt solnr," rlc.. Vic.
N',w wl1, after duly weighing this vnst
array n evidence, cs,,, lotlScr doubt tho III.
.u!4 tho Now ''rostnMents eIlpllnslze this doc.
trkle with nlinNst equal ti[stlnctness; antl
n!ao tllat i tho Scriptures llerc slarslalud tn
support thu. sloctrlne ut tho resurrection
liIbllenIIy sustnIn tho doctrines ot Immortal.
LIT tt BE- kspt ii in, stcsily 1ta%t % tilcre IL il
no ,s;t;ientl etabar[.ss'aent to pruyeNt Or
tc!l ttie CERTAIN resurrection Ut tho human
bMly.. TllAt my body. for exau,nLc, IL INV
nv %s {hern ,yns y ~, Gf slaSW tyt q doubt
ixel, ,nio lily boiy. rlis liio tiiat formed ;1y
ht"ly Ii. th0rnf0ru, olsltr thu, my hotly. Iinw
,nliell 1!.lsr, s1nnot say. Life, thoM, ~ the
a'eF y 4 81 y pssyy, SSy Il or@I2noa asRss 3 If ny ny
mAEe Wy lIfs, bnt lite nude NY physical Of.
kanlxasEoll. OrgaltxalIo,', tte!l, Is tho effect
q tite, alMl HOT its cAtiAc. Whit reason,
5 tsm m d orta[sat S{s f, ik|ns II ss tnt s s ssp H. I,%
t!netlon uf llfe: huc!, aIl nseriptural md
llopuless presumption is. ~ well, utterly iii.
seI1lttti! J. tllets too, WY sufficient reason
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Pettis, Benton and ysek son counties, Misonsii,
the wheat Is badly damaged by n Y and cbircn
bug. and farmers are sti,l blowing ur aud
planting corn, The st. ouis, Wsbasf and
Pacific esple tell us tina, wheat prospects
have been reduced one-iourtL within the last
three weeks,
"As near as can get ut the cause Of the sud
den change In wheat for the worse, IL Is sim-
ply development ef circumstances which
have arisen ever siucs the crop was sown, and
have now been 1, creased by late climate In
nuenoes. Winter wheat, as whole, barely
pulled through, and the snow went OF instead
OF in'o the ground, aud st rie6 itsspring cam
paign In avery weakly anissok state. When
the first warm daN s came IL began to revive,
aud all thought that we should have good,
[ 'ir crop. Abolt the 10 h az Ma. we had three
@ays OF as hot weather as we usually excl
once In August, and ever since tina, date
wheat has steadily gone back. IL is now
abou, four we ks sntll harvest, during which
time IL will be Impossible for the or p to r.
cover any of the prouud ha, lest. The
chinch bag and other ioes to the wheat plant
are steadily on the crease ant after what
have seen and heard to-day | am ut the opn-
lon that We eau not 10 for aty further im-
Pavement. But we must await eacn days
Developments with increasing interest uni,
the reaper goes into the field Winter wheat
closed here to-day as ST n as u Steelyard.'
The following are presented az CONVERSATIONS
OF the repOri of the = cretary of the Iowa state
Agricultural Society forth present month;
Winter wheat $50 t0wpsh ps report the
number of acres at IS SIG, and the average con-
drtion 6Sjt per cent - report none raised; 2S
very little attention; IS vii tered well: III in
jured or entirely winter Killed, aud 0S report
seeding OF spritg wheat. Wheat ia hands 81
cou h. represented by 100 townships. 27J,o!5
bu+ Ills. Rye 90 counties ana 34 townships
report the average at So sos; All townships give
the average condition ut 93 per cent. Bari v
10 counties aAd 10 townships report the ac-r-
age l,Ul0 8cr,s, The average condition 30 per
cent Corn on hand and In cribs--55 counties
and 3l townships how on hand 2lt07Oll; 81
unties, from l22 townships. show amount Ct
corn consumed for fuel 33J, O75 bushels valued at
S4s,725.''
The wheat crop Of Iowa In 1889 was 900
bushels; that of Missouri, SO, $500, and that
OF Illinois, 80, 762 900
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Building Material.

BRICK--At the kiins to 10
SroNg-At the Dallas quarries 90 per cubic
foot. ii for foundation, IL for wall, and 90 TO
dressed front.
LUMBKR-Natlve rough pine s20 per thousand;
Dressed on one side, So 50; Flooring, tongu-
cd and grooyed, $25: Dressed Notwithstanding,
el7h; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
SlS to Sl9.
SuINeLRs-CYpress, as per thousand; Native
pine, sap, 50; do heart, "a 80.
LATHs-eS 50 at "a per thousand.
CEMENT kusendule, W 90; Louisville,
So 10; Portland, So so.
PLASTER rPARIs-Per barrel, STAT "a 90.
hAIR-Pe pound. TIC.
CEMENT BLUES, e inch, 80 cents; inch, 40
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; inch cap, 500;
inch ceiling joint, 81 Is; inch cap do, 60c.
DRAIN PIPES inch, Ito per foot; linch,
20c; inch, 32c; inch, 400; Sinch, soc.
MIXED PAINrs-Ready for use and all coors
81 So per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coosered,..2 per n6l., bulk, 81 80.
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COMMERCIAL.
DALI as, FRIDAY EVENING, }


June 3.
The general job sing trade has been fair
throughout the p Isl week, Fluctuations have
occurred in suge rs, cofees, cotton goods and
-four, but other commoditle, have presented q
quiet squiiibr iim Cotton has advanced q
quarter of q Cent, but the receipts have been
light. The Feather toward the latter part OF
the week has. been clear AMI dry, but In strong
contrast 'Sitn that of the fore part OF
the week. The roads.are becoming impa sable.
and quite n number of people In from abro d
were to be seen ON our streets to-day. Fam
ers have been subjected to considerable disad.
vantage by the weeds and grass, but are work
ing with Il vim to regain their former excel
lent footing We heard to-day of
one farmer In Dallas county VIII,
has nlty-eight hands hard at work chopping
out cotton; and this spirit and determination
IL universal, the only drawback being In o.
talnlng the hands, made scarce by railroad
building now going on In all directions.
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MlacellAne0Ila.

Drugs have not huttuatcd any during the
week. A thriving business has obtained for
drugs, chemicals, paints and oils.
Cattle have been In light receipt and good
demand.
Flour 10 ttlll buoyant and with IN upward
tendsucy.
Produce Of nearly all kinds has been rather
searcs this week, owing to sorry roads.
No new wheat has boon received m
ysts but the nrst Of the May harvest is expec.
tea thls week.
xhs CIncinnattl Enquirer has reports Of the
eondition OF the growing wheat in Ohio. Indl-
oAa. Kentucky and West Virginia, from which
Nheurss outa probable falling OF ofthe crop
ofhn wheat which may reach 10 per cent, !,
Aking The crop Of 1850 as basis Of compa,.
IDons.
~ Chicago correspondent Of the New
fezk Journal Of Commerce writes az follows
| 1uoa -. Isouiss
t,xosso e Ne sssAtsss anxiety nsnite.f d
- ~ sve5y issm q news In relation 10 The
U@1101f ooooitloo % the Wlutcr wheat ARM
I'M 1e4 ey9yy erpettupiiy to.dcv oi cowinr:
~ 3o0(oot With 6tain 6Sycss ma y s vSsa.n
IL ~ eoplhWesls and ycc MAJ Z o y, srs
SWSi3 6SS6sss hsesS. SaliSS AIN ESsss; ala Il
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- Matters were quiet In financial circles to-day
On the first Of the month considerable money
changed hands, but otherwise nothing of unu-
sual interest has TRANSFERRED at the banks this
week
The Public Is authority for tho statement
That IL il row pioposs ii IN some quarters to
convert the ia IS INTO 10 40 loan by legislation
neat winter, No doubt u considerable number
OF congressman VINO Uic ambitious to make Ic-
putaliUns for themselves as great llnanciers
vii! oject themselves to tue II ntne&t winter
with j ans for improving upon the situation
mat Mr. Window viii by tia time have
brought bout. But ID can ha diy be possible
mat this l0-iO project VIII be regarde with
favor Shou dlhe revenues cunnnn" 80 1t ease
as they have done since rosun p ION, and
should the expenditures be kept with IA boa Dis,
every one OF the 81 5 coulu be redee ed b lore
auy 9th l0lOs b. cumerc EN- b c " uuld
ba folly, therefore, To replace the "WiLdoWs
which may be called in whenever there is any
surplus revenue aith which to redeem them,
with ven 5 per cent. bonds not T. de msble In
lie THAI ten years should this be done no
b inds : ouid he redeem BILE belur. 1901, when
the as will come within reJch. Congress
can hardly be so uuwise as TO place the whsla
debt hel ond reach for 80 long n time, and 1t
Will probably settle down, after agi tating the
matter unnecessaIl y, VI on the Window plan
as the best under ali the circumstances.
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Fruit Rssss Nuts,
We make the following quotations;

We make The following quotations:
0NAneEs Sicily, per box, 50 0o@5 80.
LgMoNs--Sicily per box, u 25a4 80.
NuTs- Almonds % per pound: BrRz
100; llLeIts, li@-; Englieh Walnut
none; chestnuts, imported, 30 italian
21; peanuts, Tennessee red, So; cocoanuta
per hundred So 20.
FIGs-ln 70 ID boxes, per Id, IL.
PoP CoRN-fri2e packages, per half gross,
a. q.
RAIsINs-Eondon layer, now, per box, S3 20;
iaver, new, per box, s. 20.
BANANAs-Per bunch, 80 to 4 SO.
PoTAroEs-Old per bu, in sack, VI 60; new
800
DATEs--In trails, per lib, &C.
CUaRAETs-7nesKc,
PRUNRs--9c.
PECANs-- Perlb,7 retail; per bushel, loose
So, 81 Is to o. 25; sacked 81 so, So rs.
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ALCoH0L--S2 80 TO 81 40 per gallon.
WuIsKY-Sweet mash, IL .25@9Sl. 80; sour
nash, 81 .6O@$5, according@age.
vINEs-C laret. In case, fS .l5@$4; Catewbe,
per gallon, 81 .lO@$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 q
S.; sherry, per gallon, 81 .20aS3; Madeira, per
gallon, $l.8OG$6; White wine, In GASES, Sl.2N
@Sl0.
CHAMpA aNR--Cooks, In baskets, sls6a2O
Heidsieck, in basket, S2S; Krlg, in basket. 527
Domestic champagne, Sl001l6.
ALR-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 .l5Gs2 so; P0r-
ter. per dozen, S20lS2 $50.
BOTTLE BKER-st. Louis quarts el2, lpints
Sl2 81. Budwiser, ole. pints sl3 60.
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groceries,

An excellent trade has been enjoyed by deal.
ers all this week. Sugars have ruled strong
ane advanced.
Cotfees have recovered from the decline
OF last week.
Meats and lard have remained steady at
quotations, and general grocer's stock has
maintained an animated but unchanged posi-.
ton.
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l;40p, m.--Market weak; Sales 1900.
Spots closed dull; middling l0. sales
GALVESTON.
galveston, June Section opened firm;
:, middling l05s, receipts 597.
Market clos,d steady; m'ddling 1Os; sales
ST. LOUIS.
81 Louis, juno 2.-Market closed firm;
midd!ing ION; receipts $685. shipments GIL
sales ,63ii stock 2,lo2.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. June 2-l2l5 n, m, Cotton
active and nrmer; middllng 0 lille; 10 deans @ !,
aeles u 900.
NJ 6t0p. m.-Sales OF American 10, lCO.
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EDss'Al..

illustrated ii i. sage ,,,.l.o. ScV ra. c....
ara S''t oinainS, ~ cents, same a papef
overs. q cts. Manhood. 10 esars, Mo,na,,
aood, 10 cents; Pamphlet. 8 cents--secure-s
sealed 10y mail. Send money or posta.s
stamps. DIR WHITTIER, the great speciaiis,
w Il ChrTlss Street ST, i.opl.. No
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Sugars ana Syrups.

SuaARs-We quote Powered Ii k;Crushd,l1
k;Granulated III STANDARD A, 1911; white
extra - extra q Ito -; Yellow-Louisiana
white clarified l0A to l0Js; yellow clarified
1913 to l0A; Open Kettles choice sx to 8
prime o. @9x; fair S%@9c.
McLAssKs-Lo usinns choice GOc, prlmtb4 {
fair to good 45@5Oc; syrup so to Coo.
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Buggies. Beds, wheels

WnEELs- (sarven y At Wholesale per
set; Il yl0.2h; y sS.2h; ID 1875.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. -Burr's patent, sls,
sl9 and $50 for plain, 81 Il and double Pam
nels.
SHAFTS. "a Sl. 90; q $l.75.
Poles --B 60; A Sll.
BUGGIEs. b end spring, $40; A sioe spring
&75. Strictly A phaetons, Si50. Carriages
s.6s. Gentlemen's driving buggy, side 6a o
$3.50; do speeding, 500. End spring, strictly :,
sliS; t0p-open, $50 to s7b; side pring do, sIi6k
| %; Jump-ur seats do, 1888; platform sprin
do, 800; three spring do, 500.
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A POSITIVE CURE

INDICATED BOUGIES, Patented ~, 10
1876. One box WI Az
NO. VIII cure eny case In four days, or lea,
no Will cure the most obstinate case mo
matter of how long standing. ' Nv
No nauseous doses of Cubebs. cota,na nv at,
OF sandalwood, that are certain TO produce ala.
pepeia by destroying the coetings of the
Price, 81 30. Sold by all drusgists, or mailed
on receipt of price.
For further particulars send for circnlnr 50
x. .. Boz l,5S3. J. c. ALLEN CO.,
Quick, safe aud sure cure.
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Drugs.

Drugs.
Aeld--eenzoio per. ounce, Soc
aold carbollc solution, bS cents
crystals, ecc@s2 per ID; acid citric, $50 per ib
acid sulphuric, SO per ID, acid tartaric, b5t
per ID, alum, lS5e per ID. Ammonia cstSo.
nate, g6c per lbi sssa'oetida, SOC per 10; baisan
oopaiba, $50 per ID; borox, $50 per Id blue
vitrioi, Ec per lbt calomel, $50 per ID, Gallo
mel me SEpglishl, u 90 per lbi samphor, refined
FORM, 90 -llbc per ID, chloral, hytlrat 81 1902 *
per ID, cream OF tartar, powder, 3SctolO pe- 10,
Enm opium. 90 10 per ID, gum ehelac, Zoe ne,
,b!morphine, tabc per osioil bcreamoi, 81 co pei
per ID, tP \ Wy, iocide pctass, "a inner III, M
NV, quinine, sulphate,se 10 per OH. Seed
caraway, l6c per ID; SIENNA, CSC per Id, Alexo
zoe per ID. strychn!ne, crystals, 81 10 per o !,
s s, lead, no per ID, noui sulphur, SK@s,
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business Men

Got your job printing done at the HEnAhp
JOB PRINTING OrrIck, All work exc.
ou.su Win artistic wste. and at the ehoiteis
notice. Satisfaction 3, aranteed.
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CoAL-lndian Nation, IS 80 per ton, deliv-
cred.
COKR--b0 cents per barrel. -
Woop-Oak, hickoryano ash $500 to S 80 per
cord. Sawed stove wood Is retailing. at the
rates of "a 90 to 8 90 per cord.
CHARCOAL-65 cents per barrel.
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FLOUR - We quote city Mile from old
wheat IS follows: Xxx, } 10, XXX, % 60,
fxXX,e 50; Choice, Is CO; family, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt 81 50; XXX, 81 6o
KAxX2 50 Fancy. BIS to $685. Patent, $500.
RYr-Scarce We quote PEI Dbl. IS.
RArLRY-S Scarce; good demand, soc.
BRAS-we quote at 81.
GUNsY BAGs-second- hand In good order, 4
oeuis piece.
Corn MEAL-Her cwt, ,'l5.
,lOATt-iD in store, lrfe:ior 35G3.
WHEAT. No Soiu, qpiet. We quote I0c.
CoBN-Ge to 81 cent?, loose esI.
hAY-Prairis. loose from wagon, 80 to 81 .ie.
ton; hlllett. do. 81 to sll. From store. prairie
oaled SlS -r ton; Prairie haied iu car cots,
$50 per ton free ON boaid.
We Quoie: Chopped corn, per 100 pound
u; chopped corn and oats, yer 100 pounds
81 80; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 20
rushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 800
porn bran, per 100 pounds, sOci Gra-
ham -four per 100 pounds. $500;
cream meal, 81 80; fine bolted meal, per
boshel, SOC. hominy, per 100 pounds, s20
yrits, per 100 pounds. el %; corn four, per LOG
pounds, ~
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Vision, Noises In the head. the vial IL, ~ y.
passing unohserved In the urine, and man'a
other diseases that lead to INSANITY and des
The Medical Gen lemen connected Win ~.
institution are graduates of the best Collese'
of Europe and this country, and have bsi
arge experience In these troubles, and viii
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Dol ApS
era case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOP
Tive (undtr their special advice and treat.
ment) VIII not cure, or for ANYTHING imnnro
or injurious found In It, We treat ali Prvate
diseases y, successfully without mercury. CON.
SULTATIUN FREE. Thorough exa6,inst,on
and advice, Including analysis of urine. Az
four times the quantity, SO. Sent to snv "a
Dress upon receipt Of price, U. o. d secnre.
from observation, and in private name If de-
sired by English Medical Institute. M. nc
olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postotfieo
WV, wholesale Agents Williams, Tolliyer a
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.

Stocks are ample fJr all demand. Trade
| has hppp nuipt
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,o nnAcon-LcnE clear eidcs 10y, short clear
vsy eAlf-lnne clear aides, eJS, abort
Haas csnvasea Tx to isx
"a LAnD-IIsrse lsk ,shalf barrel, u. pailn q. 10
" pooAoss DkI pounds, u - = ~
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1910 y. m.-Spots quiet sales s2i.
1928 u, m, Futures barely steady
2:95p. m.-Spots closed quiet. Sale, 500.
3:ej p. mixtures closed Irregular md

Consolidated net receipts 80 ,0iS.
Exports to Great Britain 80, gGl.
France 1912.
Continent 2l,5ls.
Channel 1900.
HtOv K 46} OlS.
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spoKRs-From 2 to 2h inch, per set, XXX
| select, SS; Xxx, e2.75.
sAwED FxLLoBs--lI TO 2H, So per set.
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PnAonEs-2 ponnds, VI 20; popnd
- 20 to 2 so.
TSMArors--2 pounds, 81 rs; 5 pounds
N.70.
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Leather, Etc.
V1VT' HtVs
SOLH-LRATuRR OAK-NO. l 3SM2a.n

soLE-LKATuRR OAK-No. 3S@39;no2 $685.,
HEMLoCk-Best Buffalo slaughter, 3N@3l ;
good %; do good No. >, 49, good dam gpd %
OAK HARNESS LEArHxR-No. |, $50 do 9 80.
HEMLocK-prime, 81; do good IS; do No 2, 81.
-FRkNCH CALfsKIS-$l.2bsto $l.90; ac-
cording 10 quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsKlN-No. lsl 10 10 Al GA
do No Isl. 10 to 81. 10,
PHrLADKLrnIA kIrs-No !. 90c.'to sl,OO,
according to weight
hnEEp sK,N--Jobb!ng xxxy per dozen $40. 90.
Innings, white 5000.
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miscellaneous erocors' STOCK,

RicR.-Wholesaie 6A TX.
sALr.-ln barrel, $40. 10 200 Liverpool In
CnAcKKns- Soda. xxx. *; xXxA, $
to IL. Cream lie
Soar olive, tkc. perpoundi BlueIndiI. *
ufaoturins Company: Cyclone, ~; Pale Olive,
i: Extra olive, AZ cents per pound.
BSANs-tH toGc. per pound.
CANDLES Star. full VT liio Az
CHKEsE-None In market
HoMIsY AND GnITs-s5@S5.25 per barrel.
SAuER BIAUr-For half barrel IS to 80.
pmED PRAoHEs.-UnpeeledS &c, -Smpeeled IL
per pound.
6 ID cans 50; 3 Id cans o.; ID cans per dozen
| 81 80; l-2 III cans per dozen 81 10; Ia Id cans
per dozen 15c. Buls per ID 1884,
Coal OIL-Beiow ARE revised quotations.: ITO
deg. +. test; In barrels 10 cents; cases, ~ 90
CLOTHES PISs-Round, 65oi spring, u 90 per
| uox.
aK A@urss--S bushei, Iron bound, 81. 80 per
dose. two-hoop pals, o. 10; three-hoop, 81 .3O
s.eb; No. /, o. 80 por dozen; Nc. 2, $50; No.
wAsnno Wood, sl.s5; zinc, 81. 80, New
Era, S2.G@SSa.70.
Will Bucxsrs-ei. e5asi 80 per dozen,
PowpxR-s6GS per kee Of % pounds; l2k do
s. AS ~ do, 80 blasting Kegs, 81 80
snor--Drop,Sss, " 10 to2 S6uck o.; 40. tos.5o
Asny--stlck, 10 TO lac. pound. Fancy, Is
10 2hc.
Lye-t.oncentrated, s2.75ta 400
koru--slsal,H In. basie, l0kci cotton, ,o@acc
viSkoAI-per gallon, 2Ot9JOc "A pple, 200 to2l
WaArp,sG PArRn--Rag and Straw. l5c. 00o.
, SrARcN-SxGa,Sc.
Juos-wo quote II to IL cents per gallon for
glazed. UrocAo II to IL cents per gallon for
| BEeswAx--lb to lso per Id.
TALLow--lh barrel, All In cake, DO por 10.
C0nees ana Teas.
CoFFEe-Rlo common, 12la to I31a; fair, II to
IN; Sho,Sn, AK ol5Si Laguayra, lex to Isl
TKis-imperial, 45@e5S; Young Tyson,
%o66o, ooiong, <Stce0o' Japan, coSB5o
Fish.n Oys,ers.
Ftsif-l2ko. per ID.
VYsrrRs-- pet can Is cents for Baltimore.
Mattagordas. @for Berwick bay.
Moods.
0IRxAN MiLLEr-we quote 81 80 per bushei,
Garden, sots. per paper retail. Wholesale
0ct.on--Xt Che Oil Miii..se per ton.
| Iron. Malta. Wire. Etc.
Norway and Swedos, loo.
| PLow STrEL.-Sc
WInE. Smooth wire, No. .. 90, Nos 10
aud II, 20, No. ~, 7c, lapanned barbed wire,
Tic oasE smoss'-Pep Ss's '' e.
nonsx snos xAiLs=Pcr box, 20 pounds, No.
u S.7b, No. y, tS eol No. o. % Is.
NAILs-From l0d TO 6fi, 81 00 rates.
TIN slate, l!x9o sii per boz, I. g. iix2o Is. is,
DO, l xii .6o,xinc lsc per ID, sslder, $50 ne,
lbi sheet iron 10 per Id.
AHss-psr b,,; per dozen, 20 90 to 10.
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