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The Pennsylvania Iron Market

APhiladelphia writer says under date of
April IS: "The iron market is weak; offers of
large lots ofpig were made at prices regarded
as below the market n were accepted. There
is o feeling of uncertainty among sellers which
has led to an effort to dispose of iron on best
possible terms. Sew raj lots of foreign went at
SIS and under. Low grades domestic pig iron
are FIRE ely offered. Furnace men seem anX-
ious to keen their banks clear. Good brandi
are not to be had. Sci ers of lower grades
had confidently expected better prices this
week, in consequence of the impossioil-
ity OF obtaining best grades; tutfor reasons
not apparent at this writing prices are weaker
than seven days ago, Notwithstanding the
possibilities of an advance which strikes or
An unexpected increased demand may bring.
The bridge works received orders for 5000
tons last week, and Will receive orders for as
much more this week. The mills are more
cautious shout booking tummer orders. Sales
of 10 OC0 tons iro rails have taken place at
81. The m lis are fl ling up. such iron Is
usually activea at So. 10 sSS 81; business heard
of covers 5000 tons. Blooms are hrm at 800
to 500, but only a moderate business was
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That Remarkable Trance.

A Gazstte New York special ssys: DR..
George NJ. Beard, Of this city, WAC has
r~eceutly visited the man at Mscungle, Pa,
who hs, lain in q trance for two months fai1
70 your correspondent to-day;
at has been supposed that there might
have been some trouble in the brain, and
he treatment has been based on that
suppositiou. But on studying The case 1t
beesme very clear that there was no para ly-
~ of motion; that be could walk when led.
ouioilv along BY the coat without difficulty.
kut when Ilst 70 Of him be would stop
When 1 shouted a him be would turn and
come toward me like sdog. L was, therefore
corviuoed that he heard sounds, although
vben apistol fired Of close 10 hii bead there
vss little sign Of coDci0usness thst anything
unusual had beer done. Al slighier noises
a meaningless smile would appear on his
countensnce"
sDo Won believe fhsi be e conscious.
Il doubt Whistler there y any msmpsrs-
Il. c,-siouua-z. When be CONES out Of
shs t-s,rs bs vii not recall bic erperienee
~, IN tbs usta. Ssnsibility i not entirely
.boIisbed. A red bot piece Il platinum beld
for soms tine 81 the back Of bis neck csus5d
Iin 10 vines s-uevhsA Iassums thst be
fsit he csuis-y IN = slight degree But vhsn
h v.kes be viii not rsmsmbar u Dnod
cbio-ororm or eter The same Ting nsp-
nsua h 5t not show sry signs Of tenss-
10 wfen the elscti. c1rrsnt vss eppnto 70
hin. II frtcusrly cccuz tbat m csss ois
s-.-rs De esctric current = nOt faL A.
tsouvb ths st.sdiIy spplisd csutsy vi be
-. n. NJ erre-iusrn n srtfciai trsrce
U--1uf~1sur's am b eiving hin q
49, or rurb .ea 60 ttst Iburneo a
49, t~sir rs an utt q csuir-T vhfcrt
~ usFrgasigr Of ssnsstion- Inst vns
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HUMORS OF THE PERIOD.
DApDY'S HORN.

"My son you had better tnrry,'
Said the father, "ard not marry,
Or you will catch old harry,
And then you'll feel forlorp;
For marriage is a bubble,
Which bursts and ends in trouble,
And max s the wretch see douDie,
just as eure's you're born.
Now among the girls you're scooting,
Dazzled by their frilis and luting,
But you'd better mine tue tooting
OF your dear old daddy's horn
A place for eyerything-the bsby's
mouth.
Jane, you're q duck. Ned, you're stufIing
me.
The board of educational schoolmaster's
single.
Chapter L: Boy, gun; joy, fun. Chapter
IL: Gun burst; boy dust.
Smuggling nutmegs is but a small crime,
but IL might lead 10 q greater.
There's music in the heir, was o fond
fathers remark as he paced the midnight
floor with his crying son in his arms.
1t was the man who was arrested for steal
ing a mirror who discovered he had a glass
too much.
What's in o dress ? asks a popular writer.
Sometimes a good deal, and sometimes pre-
cious little.
Canes are now made which hold a pint OF
whisky. All a man has to do is 10 raise cain
and imbibe.
IL is probable that there never was a den
fist 30 amiable of disposition but that if any
one went to buy his wares he would show
his teeth.
A Baltimore girls idea of a pun was ex-
messed, bv the conceit that old bachelors
must live on stale bread-they are SO
crusty.
Music hath charms to soothe the savage
breast, as the man said when he put a brass
band around the neck of his bull dog.
A Missouri c%lergyman's fees for marrying
fourteen couples amounted to fifty pounds
of dried apples and a due bill for eighteen
bushels of buckwheat.
Anew York photographer has taken H.
COO negatives. Flanders says he has taken
twice that number from as many pretty
girls and isn't discouraged yet.
Ambitious boy: Mother, may l 60 -out
west and fight Indians? Mother: No, my
son, but you may 60 down to the cellar and
fetch me up a scuttle of coal.
You never catch a lie coming out OF my
mouth, said a man notorious for his un-
truthfulness. No, retorted a by-stander,
lies fly out of your mouth so fast that nobody
can catch them.
, Fogg-I say, Jones, that dog of yours gave
me an awful fright last night. As was pas
sing your house he came tearing out of the
ward barking and yelping like all possessed.
Jones-Oh, he won't hurt YOU Fogg; mes
perfectly harmless. Fogg-Yes, that's what
/ told Mrs. f. this morning. He's perfectly
harmless. He began to be harmless just
after he ran at me last night. | had my
revolver in my pocket. Good morning
Ioraa-
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FORT WORTH.
orrespondence Of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
FoRT WORTH, April 25, ISL.
Timothy Hetherman, the man who was
killed eigat miles west of here on the 2lst
instant. was thrown off the cars by a negro
belonging to the Great Pacific circus.
Hethe man had a dispute with tie negro
who ,geited his chance, and while the train
was in motion threw him of the cars, killing
him in-Lanlg. Marshal Farmer Is after the
negro Ii is said the circus did not make
expens t here.--Tbe Odd Fellows of Fort
Worth will NEE. the Dallas members of the
order al Arlington st the picnic on the 18th
instant, o.. have a good time-lt Is said
that the colore1 Methodist church is TO be
sold for oebt-The court house Is TO be
remodeled IN the near future.
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Financial.
BANK EXCHANGE.
TRADE TOPICS.
Trade with France and h United
states.


A New York telegram Of the 21st, SAYS NJ.
Lon Cbottesu, who visited this country
some time ago TO advocate a commercial treaty
between the United States and France, again
arrived here to-day In the steamer ST. Laurent
from Hayre, and Is at the Everett house. In
regard 70 the object Of his present visit be sad
this evening: al desire TO make an extended
excursion through the southern states, and
snail stay q Ions time In the state o. iekas.
IL Il my intention At present 70 remain IN ane
citV for about q week or ten days, and then go
~ Charleston, msking a shOrt ttay There, hnd
thence 70 New Orleans, and IRON tnere 70
Texas As resgi, Oh q tbs ~
1919 ~ Tour country and lie PRODUCTIONS. q
counspy has been formed in France with =
ceritaI OF 20. OO. 900 francs, the object q which
n 10 import your line Ofstock direct y frhnce
instead Of AZ has been the case hitneitO ~
"a Oh ns land. An agent ofthi- company
bssteen engaged fer sumo time IN The west
wekfrC uurchases6f hOrses ana beef cAtles
ard - ! result Of his purchases The mt ship
msnt will be made IN The cgurse q = mOnIn.
FO- a time we shall be obliged 20 ship ~ the
rnr,ent gfesmers. but The Intention o. re con-
narv IL 10 provide Q lire offs oWns win ships
ssr.eielIy constructed for The cattle us1e-
should me result u my oOserFetlons ~ tth.s
-.rrert IN = l.rKs tract Of Land VII y pur-
ct-srd fbers. mon which thefc0mpsny ear
rsfrs ~ Own stock. sheep, uigs ana cane \
awbo1ied he result q my obser vatcrs ~ ny
r~erIcus visif In q pamphlet when -. rtn
1880 and caTies q Wnlch en- enp@tirg
~. - sseriuer In that ] frested % the
~~trrs rnd w1nderful p-O1urlo1 ~ Iytr
= ~--lr nd also Of the great eNtett $40
80 rcur manufsct1rest ara = scyta
compGus While ior1ea - -.
Frnncs q Amsrisan mnnrisrinre1 80.
ereve-~ description. Hsretptore. uloH ~
1900 fnrlf. many q hes t1Ft teen
buf under fhs nsE tarns Ehicn
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rs-NoTICE is hereby given that 9 regula

E-NoTICE is hereby given that 9 reguia
annual meeting of the directors and stock
holders of the Houston & Texas Central Rail-
way Company will be held at the company's
Office, In the city of Houston, on Monday,
May I'd, 1881, at which time, among other
things, will be submitted to the stockholders
meeting q proposition to change section 8 of
article 2 of the bylaws of the company, 80
that 1t shall read as follows, viz:
Section s. The board of directors shall hold
monthly meetings at the office of the COM
pany on the fret Monday in each month.
AS. RICHARDSON, Sec'y.
Houston, March 7, 1881.
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Not Guilty.

The jury in the case of the state Va Robert
Lyle. for the murder of John Rainy, on the
Sd day If March. 1880, returned a verdict OF
not guilty. They we're out hardly a
ousrtrr of an hour before they had
aer,rd on n verdlct. The defendant
was brother in-law Of tho deceased, and
the, were running a gin and grist mill in
psrtnership. The day the killing occurred
Il was rather windy and Lyle obi scted 10
the mill being run for fear
II would catch a fire. a quarrel ensued,
when Rainey drew q knife and advanced on
LIVE who struck him q blow in the head
with an axe from the effects OF which he
died.
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Wa mats the following quotations.
OnAN, Ga slGlly, per. box al 30 to 0 90.
LEmo s--Sicily per box, W 90.
NUTS An JndB 70 per poundi Br l..
lO@-j Mle IN ttA--J English VAIN ut
monet Giestnutb, imported 90 italian
Is le"nuis, Tennots o red, 6hi oocoanuts
POI unc rn' 40 10.
FI0b--In 10 10 bOxeB. per Id, 10.
POp Coas-Prizo packages, per half grose,
~ ~
RAIsiNs-London LAYER, new, per box, 90 20j
iaver. new per box, 81 90.
BANANAs--rer bnnch, 3 10 4 90.
APPLRs-Fancy per Dbl, 81 % . choice
81 90; dried. per 10, @ To 7c.
PoTAToEs-Per bu. in sack, 81 40 to f3 20.
Sweet potatoes dull, $50.
ONIoFs-Per bushel S2 80.
CABBAaRs-Per crate, 81 to e8
DArRs-In trails, per Id, sc.
CURRANTs-7N@8kc.
PRUERs-9c.
PECANs-Per TO-, 7 retail; per bushel, loose
So, So 10 to " rs; sacked 81 30, 81 70.
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COM MERCIAL.
DALLAs, TUEsDAyEvgrIso.
ADrIl 20.

Trade to-day was fairly animated, no Inn
portant new features being developed In
prominent branches Of business such rs dry
goods, groceries, hardware, saddlery. boots
and shoes and clothing, there was a rather sat
isfactory movement. In retail trade only n
moderate business was done. The weather TO-
day Is sill that one could wisn for'
and from parties In the CITY
from the surroul ding country, 1t was learned
that crops nre wonderfully improved by, the
late general rains, and every one Is W(rhing
with n Will to make up Tor ali lost time, Moth
ing changed In produce from the previous
situation Good table butter continues very
scarce, AID with q brisk demand A few
bunches ofc tile exchanged hands at the stock
ward at previous prices. Hog products and
ilour continue very firm at the previous avs
quotations.
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Live BtOcR.

CArrLE--Cornfed, $lS to s22; grass do year
lin %, s5@$s; steers, from 3 to 5 years old,
Slb@s2O; barn COWS, $15@$1S; butchers, 2% to
3hc. per Id. on foot.
HoRsEs.-Ponies and sheep $15 to $40. Plugs
$40 to $50. Farm Etock 1856 to $50. Harness
livery $50 to 500. Harness fancy 3l25 to $l75.
Harness spans 1850 TO $500.
Mules--Rats $50 to $65. Medium 800
Extra draught 800 to $3.50.
Hoes-On foot, 3@3kc. for inferior toprlne
porkers.
MUTToNjSHEKr-They are auotable at So .6OGS
per head. Per weight, 3 to 3hc. per pound.
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OAK SoLh-LEATHER-Over 20 lbs, 4Oc; do
under 20 Ibs, SOC.
HEMLoCk S~oLE-LEATHER = Best Buffalo
slaughter. SOC; good do, 29c; best Matamra as
&c good do, &c; good dam ged, 26c; poor 90
800.
OAK HARNESS LnATHER-No. l, 400; do, No.
So.
HEMLocK HAHNEss LRATuHR-No. i, 80; do,
No. 2, 49,,
U~PPER-French calf, 81 .25 to o.; do. kip,Sl 10
3Sl.35 per pound; American calf, 0Oc. @Sl .3o;
10. kip, 65c.@S1.
CoLLARs-Duck, No. /. per dozen, 90. 80.
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ALCOHOLIC .35 to 80. 40 per gallon:
WHIsKY-Sweet mash, al.25@S4. So SIOUX
mash, 81 .60@$5, according@age.
WINEs-Cl aret, In case, So .l5@$4 Cstawbe,
per gallon, 81 .l0@&2; Port, per gallon 81 20 %
30; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20@s3; Madeira, per
gallon, 81 .GO@S5; White wine, In cases, "a. 20
@xl0.
CuAMpAeNR-Cooks, in baskets, .S1s@e2O
Heidsieck, in basket, $2S; krug, In basket. S27;
Domestic champagne, $lO@l6.
ALE--Stock ale, per dozen, S2.l5GDS2. 30; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2GS2. sc.
BOTTLE BEER-St. Louis quarts S12, spints
$12 80, B1dwiser, Si2, pints Sl3 so.
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Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc

IRON. - We quote merchant bar 4c rates;
Norway and Swedes, l0c.
PLow STEEL.-Sc
WIRE smooth wire, No. 8, &c; Nos 10
and II, &c; No. IL, &c; japanned barbed wire,
exc; galvanized barbed, 10hc.
HORSE SHoEs'-Per keg, So.
HORSE sHoE NAILs-Per DOX, rs pounds, No.
7, IS. rs; no. s, S5 SO; No. &, So %.
NAILs-From l0d to God, 81 90 rates.
TIMERS SToCk. -Plok tin per pound; SOC
tin plate, l4x20 81 per box; l. c. 14x20- sS.75i
do, l XSl1 .50:zinc 12c per lb; solder, 15c per
lib; sheet IRON &c per ID.
AxRs--Per b Jy; per dozen, 80 co to 10.
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surars and syrups.

sueARs.-we quote; Powered TX; Crushd,
rlk6L, Granulated II ;Etandard A,1uHiWhite
extra gdok extra clio to - Yellow W 20 bH
Louisiana new white clarified l0k yellow exj
choice SIC: prime sH 10 ekc, fair Skc. d.
kcLAssKs-Lo 7lsisns choice COO, prtme34 G
Iair 10 good 45@5Oc; syrup soto coo.
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Buggies, Beds. wheels w." s'oi

WHEELS (sarven y At Wholesale per
set; b $40. %; q SS.25; ID Y7.25.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. .-Burr'e' patent, sls,
sl9 and $40 for plain, 81 l. and double Pam
nels.
SHAFTS. "A sl. 90; B $1.75.
Poles. --B 80; A Sll.
BUGGIEs b end spring, $40; A siae spring
S75. Strictly A phaetons, $50. Carriages,
$3.50; do speeding, 500. End spring, strictly ,
sl4s; top-open, S65 to S75 side pring do, SllbA
1875; Jump-ur seats do, sl93; platform sprin
do, 300; three spring do, $50.
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Nav ORLEANS, April 26-Spots opeHeu
oniet: midddlings l0k; sales 700.

LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, April 90, 1913 p. m.TCotton
steady; middlings So; Orleans . lo-lO; safes
5000.
8p. m.-sales. American, $3.50.
ST. LOUIS.
EST. Louis, April 25.-Closed. quiet; mid
dlings lOH; receipts 42I; shipments Sozi
sales go; stock ~, 247,
GALVESTON.
April 26.-Opened Irregular;
midolings lON; receipts 1913.
Closed irregular; mlddlings 10Y; sales foO'
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


BAcoN-Long clear sides 1OLi short clear
DEHy s.IT-Long clear sides, 10: short
clear 1914 ~
HAMS Canvassed liz to 1871.
LABD-Tierce l2h ;shalf barrel, 49, pa1ls6 to
10 pounds, 1871; 8 pounds,l4
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. The Columbus (Gsl. Enquirer-Sun says
thst Columbus has q populst1n Of neeriy
~ 900 within the ~corporste limits, snd That
~ireiu6ing The suburbs It VIII reach bstveen
III 900 md 1900. NOtising thst i hss been
omrfea rom the census list Of cities having
over 10000 ~pOpulsfion, The EnquIfer-Su n
infsrs hat there is an error N compihne ne
rssurus- Il saw There is = probability
90 tbs error d IN compiling the returns
90 fbsv lsh hers, hs Our rsp0rtr, With The
-rr-a-stors. eramined them ard ceuntc
~~v usma making ths populsii0n ~ tie
~ sonsfhirr Ovsr 1000 he osp.sr-
-s-t rs hrso written 20, End IN = few osyE
!, Hrisf trrr-usfion VII Be received"
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PRAIRIE.
Correspondence OF the Herald.
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE, April 2

Correspondence OF the Herald.
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE, April %, ISL.
There was considerable cotton on the
market this week, and il Is held on sccount
oflog prices-Dr. Barton. OF Kentucky,
delivered q very fine temperance lecture
here last week, and organized q lodge Of some
forty memoers.-Tne refreshing rain OF
Yesterday and last night is very beneficial TO
The crops, and every body looks happy
Notwithstanding the dull times our town
still improves Several new buildings are
going up, and several more are 70 be built
soon76AbOut sixty car loads of ties were
losded and shipped from here in the past
wesk N greenvilie, for The Missouri, Kansas
A Tsxns railroad, and ss many more are
resdv for shipment Some four or I've
mills are kept steadily Of work saving ties.
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Cast. 20 cenfs Per hundred; stOve, 20 certs
urourff. - 10 81 cents PER huDdrrds brhss
4 re- uudrec copper, - PET hunoreoi EHne
and lesd, q PEI hundred-
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HIDHs-Dry limits pounds and upwards, l2H to
lScts; dry kips, free Of grubs, 10 CT grubb
kipe tic: wet sailed, 7c.; green butcher
hides, 5Kc.: All damaged, wet or dry,
hall price; deer skins voc. sheep skins from
CSC. O5Oc each.
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PRarprK CHicKEys-we quote ct 25c. apiece
souTnKKLs-fer dozen. ooc.
cHToEEvs-ws qucos $50 for sprtnsi for
grown, a. 80.
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errrsr rLLKf-we quote 81 90 rer bushei
Garden, 5ots. per peper retah. Nnosiese'
IL 20 : cents per paper.
cottoD-At the Oh Mm.ss per ton
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synopsis of Opinions OF supreme
Court.

Houston s. Texas Central railroad compa-
ny VS.. Clemmons; appeal from Grsyson'
If a passenger on a railway train abandonst the
passenger coach, where it is shown he would
not have been injured had he remaioed, and
goes into the baggage car without the direc-
ton of the company and is there injured, he
is guilty of such a degree of c~ontrlbutory
negligence as should preclude a recovery for
damages against the company, unless The
injury Is due to gross negligence on the part
oftoe latter. Reversed and remandsd. Bon
NOR T.
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e THAT
THT "BONAN.

Marixe, a new vegetable from 8. A., differing
from anything ever grown here. delicious raw or
cooked. seed sent by mail 20 cts. a paper. Soya
Bean OF Japan, half bean half pea, said by chem
lists 70 be the richest human food known. Fine
fodder plant, also. Seed, Is cts. a paper. Cnban
Queen Watermelon, Just imported, largest variety
ever grown in u. S., firm, luscious, crisp and
sugary best to keep or ship. Is cts. a paper OF 29
seeds, 6 papers for o.. Very scarce. Iog-ofWood
m largest known, to- feet longtime
quality, early aud prolific, IS cts. a paper. Climax
Tomato. richest favor, early, prolific, solid-un-
equaled In every way, Is cts. a paper. White Egyp--
tian Corn from the Nilel. yields Immensely
in the South where other corn falls. Unequalea
for table or stock, ~ cts. a paper, - cts. a pOnnu'
TeOeinte, one plant feeds a COW two days: lot u.
high, rs cts. a paper. Cuzco Corn, grains in. long,
Aln. broad. Seed will bring fabulOus prices, j cis.
a paper. An the above sent for o., g. OF each for "
Address q. n. GILBERT a. co. Atlanta. Ga
References: Hon. W. L. Calhoun, Mayor OF
Atlanta.
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Is -ssio. .ISsHk LaEnsyras IS - lsi SsEa,
E.-rmre-fsI. f-urr EeEc. pa p~urdI
Forrr HTson. ee9s ooicrs 49, Sspa1s
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FrsH-f1Eop per ~
u~ef-rr1rdss- gfor BerEick bay.
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waeou Woodwork.

spoKEs-From 9 to 2K inch, per set, x
select, IS; Xxx, S2.7b.
SAWED rELLoFs-ln 20 2X, 81 per set.
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I,AcHEs-R POUNDS, q 7Si 5 Pound'
-rssSrors-2 pounds, 81 Si 8 pounds,
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and wood.
OoALcIndlan Nation, So oO per toh, oelIN-

cred.
CoKE-JO cents per barrel.
,hickoryano ash $500 to . 3 80 per
cord, Sawed stove wood 10 retailing. AT the
rates of 81 so TO 5 90 per cord.
C~HARcoAL-65 cents per oarrei.
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Fees-11 20 12k cts per dozen.
DEMONSTRATION 25tO %; Texas 20 toz5c.
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Dallas woeI Market


Fine, 20; medium, Is; heavy, 100. Bl
bury and dirty, 8 TO 10 cents Oh.
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Cotton.

Only a remnant OF the late crop Is left now,
and 1t comes in very scattering. To-day not
over 40 bales were brought in, and 1t SOLD
within the range of previous quotations:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28

Sy nOpsis of Opinions Of Supreme
Court, April Term, 1851.
BIASED upon reports of commissioner OF ap-
peal,.l
Houston s. Texas Central railway com
pany VS.. Schafer; appeal from Robertson
. IN 1t is not essential that an amended petit
ton should contain within itself, unaided by
the original petition, a complete cause of
action. (2) Although every material matter
of fact relied on by a party must be averred
in pleading, the simple allegation of the fact
is sufficient without relating the circum-
stances in detail conducting to prove the
truth of it. Affirmed, Walker, commis'
sioner.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-04-28
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-01
3 Electric Light Photographs.

According to this invention, it is
stated. more speedy and accurate pro-
auctions of enlarged photographs,
whether in pigment or otherwise, can
be obtained bv1 means Of the improved
apparatus which is used with COM
pressed mir and artificial light, and by,
preparing o sensitive absorbcnts Of
the image than hitherto used. The fol-
lowing is mainly the process: The cleo
trio or other light is placed in n com
partment by itself. and through one or
more apertures the rays of light travel
and are projected into, and taken up
and condensed in, condensers, which
may be of solid glass, or made hollow
and filled with water. BY means Of
pipes cold mir is constantly passed owe
and round in condensers for the pur-
pose of keeping them cool. At a prop
ier distance from the condensers are
placed the pictures to be enlarged, and
at a greater distance, in the same lines,
lenses are placed parallel and concen-
trio with the condensers. The rays
thus pass through the picture, accord
ing to the several densities Of its differ
ent. parts, and are then taken up by the
lenses, SO that an image Of the picture
is projected at a proper focus. Vign-
cites Of any shade be obtained by
intercepting the light between the lens
es and sensitive surface, and causing II
to pass through oval or round openings.