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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-16

PRISTs-Freemans 5H;Anconia 6]I; Glouster'
% Bristol e Greenwich, 6; Peabody, solid, 6;
Lodi fancy, 81; Harmony, So; sprague 6; Ham.
nton, Ga; Ccchero, ca; Allen, 6.
FINE BROWN DOMESTIC Central, 5h Gilcoa.
Z; Busy Bee, 7; Continental, s. Pocahontas, I;
Cedar Falls ~; Greenbrier 81; Atlantic, So;
RoGSngham, Sh; New Hartford X, AZ; Hamlet
Mill Ia Boston, 90, $; Linnwood, 94.
BLEACHED overwhelmingly, 6; Dover. g.
Commonwealth, o, So; Morning Star. M Fruit
Loom, lOls Standard, 10; Chapman X, ~; AL
toona, ga; Elmdale, 61a; Sonora, q; Signal B. 5h;
Just out 5S; Paramount A. 6R
HEAVY BRowN Observation-Disclosures ~ An
guSta, S; Rocky Mountain, "a; Old Domini Lo
ga; Agawan +, 61a; Collingw ,,od ~. Star ~
the west So; Princeton "a; indian Orchard az.
"a o. buckeVe' "a; Cabot W, III Lyman, i,
81 SiHEETINc.-Lancaster 1O-A; dc Monadnock.
y; A. %; Androscoggin. %. 27H; Androseog,
gin, i0-h. n; Lancaster OK bleachcd %; Low,
ell TO- i bleached, %; sullivan, l0-A bleached
49, Monadnock; "a, ga; MOnadnock l0-A, %
CCTToN FLANNELs-Amoskeag AAA, lie; do
BIB hleachcd, 10; Hugenot S, s; do bleached, 9
Ha...lton \ +, brown, TO- do F, bleached, 10
LAWRENCE, +, brown, 81 Fremont L, IN
Nashua y, llIs.
HIccKoRY-hondleman III; Easton, 10; West
ern ,.ales So; American, 3XS, ga; do exc TO-
sheridan Sx3 So; Mechanic 3xS, s.
DMLiS-Boot s; Suffolk 81; AdriatiC, 9h
Laurel Q; Rock Head, ~.
:, TlCKlNG-Arkwright Il! Amoskcag AGA, 1Sh;
City, 9is; Metham IA, Ii; York. Az; Clark's
stead, l2li; Cords AAA, l6ls.
PLAID observation-disclosures. sH Georgia, l1H;
Magnolia, *; Atlanta s; Tr.dal Wave 81 Delta
| g. Hurricane, 10.
n OhEyloTs-Berr. shire AA, II; Monitor 0; Bonn
R Pmy' 81 IN LS ey TO- Longs best ID Bristol, S
Cor'JN DUcK.-ArkwrisRt fancy. l6; starl
rsy liIs; Bear Duck soz, 23,S; Polhemas Mill
, l0A: Montauk IA, l3; kirkwOod, Is.
| KENTUCKY JEANs--lrviug Doe, 421S: Leaning
! ton, ~; Montgomery, 30; Glen Lock, 26le; Wood
lnud, 22l,; Norwalks, 90 SGndusky l71I, May
| brook.ll; neerwuod, TO-
| pEiLANTs.-ClintOn, 70 Rival, 65 Cumber
laud, 81 10; Foxcraft IS: FGrnswOrth. 95.
! LINISGs-Ashland, l2h; Grcatrock u, Is; Be
atty, ny; Blue Rock, l2ls; Andalusia x, IS.
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RAILROADS,

The Baltimore 4 Ohio road has reduced
the, rates on grain and provisions to tn,
| seaboard to twelve cents per hundred
pounds, and the Pennsylvania has cut tC
fltteen cents on provisions. The trunk-line
representatives met at New York an(
resolved TO advance western freishts in Jan.
uary.
a special train on the Chicago, Burlinp.
ton ~ Quincy Railroad made an extraorii-
nary run between Galesburg and Quincy
on sunday last The run of one hundred
hliles was made In two hours and three
minutes, making several stops of from two
to live minutes each. One piece of track
three miles long was covered ut the rate of
illth-elght seconds for the first mile fiftv-
seven for the second and fifty-six for the
third. 'i'o
., A young man by the name of Farmer. of
IeXarEana, who recently invented n conn
Ter for cars to be operated from side or ton
OF car, has been offered $4,000 for the nriy.
liege OF using il in the Dominion of Can
T. u. Kinnan has been appointed Assist
an General Passenger Agent, and j. l.. G.
Char, on, Assistant General Ticket Agent
of the M ''ssouri Pacific and leased lines. i'm
place of o. W. Ruggles, who recently re-
signed to take the General Passenger
Agency of the Michigan Central Railroad.
A company has been formed to manu-.
facture the Scofeld ,uatent iron cross-tie,
and few have been made at the rolling
mill in Wyandotte, Michigan, Arrange.
ments are being made TO turn them out or,
q large scale.
"A; A st. Paul ddisp Atch says 1.-THE construd.
!loh OF new railr oads in the Northwest dur-
ing 1881 embraces six companies, with a
io 20 trach laying of 2,0Sl miles against
no les laid by the same roads last
frankfort has been buying Burlington &
Quincy bonds; $4,000 of As were taken
last Friday. London was also n large buyer
of Wabash preferred. Amsterdam bought
Denver.
The Union Pacific Company has appoir ?.
ed regular surgeons at the different sta.
tons. sta'
The Louisiana Branch of the Iror No.,
tain is now completed and open 70 h, nou,.,
TO Camden, Ark, 16 miles beyc od V tbn Iete
terminus at Chidester, and 81 III, ,,iI 'ne iate
east from the main IL ~ i ~ S suH'li-
Work is progressing from Com "a uu snnth
ward. O"ihueh SOUTH
G. The t track on the the rsansas Division ofthe
from, Rrontroo5 % = Francisco, is now laid
fro,l u ,ho Ark, Is miles southwark
sg mn mi L,,e r r'' terminus at Fayetteville, and
I;rn NJ ~ ,, ri the junction with the main
r nnrn, ~ Aly mouth, Mo. The road is nearly
oi' tIe'. ed to four miles further to Winslow
"'. inc foot of the Boston Mountains
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FINANCIAL.

SECRETARY FeLGER, in his recent report.
after mentioningvario considerations with
respect to the reduction of taxes and pay
ment of the debt. adds: "Other considern.
tons have been presented; such as that If
the public debt be fully paid and all gov
ernmeM bonds retired, the best and safest
basis Tor national banking system will be
gone, and that desirable mode Of invest
ment for savings banks, trust companies,
anu hduclary representatives will he taken
away, and that the return of the large
sums paid to the holders of bonds,
to seek reinvestment through other
channels, will disturb the business
OF the country. 1t is doubtful whether in
aFovernment like ours, not designed for X
paternal one, these will be held as snffi-
Gent reasons tor keeping on foot a large
public debt, requiring for the management
OF 1t, and for the collection of the revenue
TO lEeet the interest upon it, many officials
and large expense.
The subcommittee on the Bankruptcy
Law, of which Senator ingalls, is Chairman
has completed the work assigned to il, and
the report is prepared. Mr. Ingalls, has
worked steadily all summer in collecting
information ON the subject. Over 10
OOO circulars were sent to merchants
manufacturers, lawyers and CONNER
cial bodies asking opinions as to the ueces.
sity OF a national bankrupt law and sugges-
hons as to It's provisions Great interest
appears to have been taken by business
men, as many thousands Of letters were re-
ccelved The proportion of answers Glyora
pie TO the enactment 0fsome Law was over
whelming. Very few opposed ii outside of
the great Eastern cities, and those were
generally, great iobbing houses. whose bu
slness Is great enough to allow
them to promptly take advantage of snon
judgments and preference in settlements
Much objection was found to exist To
the re,establishment of the machinery of
the old bankruptcy law, The members of
the subcommittee are favorable TO the sug
gestlon winch originally came from chi.
Gago business men, that the United States
ruptcy proceedings with special proviSinns
to enforce their judgments. II is known
1hat Senator Edmunds favors this idea,
Inc report OF the subcommittee will he
made TO the full committee on Monday
next, II meeting can be secured,
The bill introduced in the Senate n .,o
PIE rational banking associations to eytnnd
thelr corporate existence, provides that INV
existing national banking association moy
az any alle within two years previous r.
!ne uase os expiration of its corporate ex- |
istence, extend its period of succession nv hv |
amending its articles of association for =
Term not more than twenty years, ameSi. |
ment of articles of assoc, alton TO be author.
lied by The votes of two-thi, DIS of the share
holders Of capital stock" Approval Of he
Comptroller of the Treasury 4 rcfuireJ.
The balances of cash in the state lreosu,w
OF Indiana, October 81, were $40, $50, The
rorplntg Ri hn 1
2Sl ,S77, WV ''"i were eo'-
q The Assessors valuation of Portland
oregon, foots up q trille over Sill 900, 900, an
increase Of $3.50 600 over last year. ="
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,CoPFEn--Rio common, laH@i4c: fair, lsSaI5c;
choice, liS TO To- Laguyra, II TO 1SS; Java, 2sli
@S0kc.
TEAs-lmpcrial, 50@65c; Young Tyson, 10000;
Oolong, a6@60c; Japan, 60n6Sc
Su0ARs--Wo'quote; Powdered l2c: crushed,
l2c; granulated Ike; standard All II; extra,
ClOk; Louisiana white clarified. 10, TO II; vol.
low, clarified, lOs TO ilc choice, 9sc; prime,
gac; fair, gc,
MoLAssr.-Lo uisiana choice, 20; primo Csc.
fair To good none In market
.poTAross-ss 1904 Is per barrel, and q 90 to
81 G5per bushcl
SWEET PorArogs-756Dsl 90 por bushcl.
RicK-Wholesalc, 6h toA
oil S. Wv
CRAcKxNs-soda, x,sH; Xxx, Q xxx, 10,
cream. ils; ginger snaps ilr.
oSioss--A 90 per BARREL large Dbl, 70 90
soAr-Oliye, 80 per box blue In, !, In
bars, 81 % per box; v ID. bars, 81 ~ " lnx,i M
bars, 10 per box, Eureka Sea-, q = ~.
BKANs-1H 10 Sc per pound.
gANpL@ Star, full weight l6 i-,.
CHgRsE-i5isc.
llosiSy AND GRirs--s6 TO o 90 per barrel.
nhikD ArPLRs-Sh6bg.
pRikD rsAcHRs--unpeUlcd, none: peeled lie
per pnund ~
! risss,W-sii Soeia per barrel, half barrels,
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Good Reasons for the Doctors Faith

woA. MONROE, GA, March %. 1890
nc We nave ior twelve months been prescri6n,
oyphillS, and many other diseases for Which ~ =,
Is recommended, and the results have 'i hao n
most satisfactory, not having been dsappointeed5
II ~ "a single instance We think for all diseases
peer and that al the medical profession viii
sooner or later, be forced to acknowled"e III; Il ~
the treatment of Syphilis, as a sine qua non ~ !"
n. l.. GALLOWAY, NJ. D.
], T. ROBINSON, N. D.
o,,o ATLANTA, GA, May %, 1879
:, one OF our workmen had bad case of Synb.
iis Of hye years standing, and was cured en.
urely with "Swifts Syphilitic Specific" GU
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPAN mr.
CT, =, Proprietors: Allan u
Young Mems Friend" copy Of
Price of large or regular ST. mo, y
per bottle and small siy 3 reduced toH 70
quantity price 81 81 holding half the
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We make the following quotations:
kAlsINs-LondOn layer new, per box, SO 65
layer q gUd3 %. w
BANhNAS'-Per bunch, 81 COOS.
GREEN APPLES-Si 5065 so per barrel.
CuHRAHTs-S@S1ac.
PEACIEs-None III market
CALuFoRSII PEARs-SN@s6 per box.
OIANGEs-LouiSiana 81 so per box.
LENoNS--Sirly, per box. 81 so $3.50
NUTs-Alnonds, 22c per pound Brazil, l0@I2;
hlberlS, l5c; English walnuts none; chcstnutS'
u per pound; Italian, none: peanuts. Tennes.
see red, l-2c choice white, 10c cocoanuts, 50
per 100 w
DATEs-In trails, 7ClSc per lb.
PEcANs-sl@s per bushel
FiGs-bbls. lac. layers l9c per pound.
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vital fluid passing unobserved in the prira 'ne
nam ma Other diseases that lead to INSANITY S sd
the institution are graduates of tbs ieu with
ieges OF Europe and this country, and bSvo' eoi;
large experience in these troubles sHA had
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOiiTI ' NV WI
a case Of this kind The. VITAL REsT0R HTlv l9s
not cure, or for anything impure or iNi,V wiz
found IN it. We treat all private dseascsS sua
ceSSiMily without mercury. CONsUI r lTf sne;
FREE. Thorough examination and advicaa ~ y.
elHGing analysis Of urine, So. Price of VIri,T
kEsIoRATlNE So a bottle, or four times a., ~
quantity $40. Sent to any address nro onies NE
Of price, c. o. D., secure from observation eVe eI
IN private name if desired, by English Maa sl1
Institute, No. us Olive street 81 Ion; sev n,a
souri,. Postofce box 246O. -'O"''' Mis'
WHO'D wholesale sale agents, Williams Tolliysr 3
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PORK.

JANUARY pork in Chicago ed at al III
and closed at the same figures lost c;ening
1854. There was little activity in the
market.
The shipments of hog products for the
week gross aggregate 30 ,2Si 0OOlbs, asains.
5000 600 lbs the same week last year. The
pork is generally going to the lumber dis
tricts and to Canada, the lard largely to
New, York, and the meats go east and
south.
A new packing-house is to be built at
Armourdale, near Kansas City, costing
$4,000. 1t will give employment to COO
men.
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ceipts $3.50; sales $50; shipments 1886
stock on hand 1885.
The cotton movement of the country
shows the nett receipts to be 100, us, against
lSS '99 the same day last year, an excess
OF l,S3O bales. The exports to Great Brit
ian were 1927, continent 20,159, France
Illl, Stock ON hand 1,066,363, against
S23,OO0 on the nth of December last year.
There viii probably be "a falling Off in the
STOCK next week as shipments will no doubt
he heavy, as they usually are at this season
of the year.
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MedicaI.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, osO pacoy
and gilt binding, so cents same in man,, o'O'a
. cents; Manhood 10 cents; womanhooa y
cents pamphlet s cents, securely = =, ~
mail Send money or postage stamn. oy
WHITTIER, the great specialist 6I7 81 CHI,
street. St Louis. Mo. ''@'les
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Acd-Beuzoic pen ounce Soc acid carbolic so.
,uuoh 5Oc crystal 5OcaS.per ID; acid citric 75cpei
per lb alum, Ia5C per lb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
zoe per Id; asSaiUuda, 25c per 10: balsam e.
paoia zoe per Id; borax, Ice per 10: blue vitriol
l0c per Id; calomel 75c per lb calomel CEuglish)
q w per To- camphor, refined, SIC per lb
cents per ID; chloral, hydrat 81 75a2 OC
per lb;cIeam of tarter, powder, $SaiOc per lb gum
opium, - 90 per lb gum shcllac, 55c per ID; NOR,
phlne, ~ ~ per OF; oil bergamot g % per 10:
" ~ w iodide potass, 81 81 per ID; (P,G VI;
quinlne, sulphate, 81 % per o. seed
caraway. l5c per ID; SIENNA, DC per ID;
strychnine crystals 81 GO per OF; sugar lead, 25o
sc per ID. Spirits turpenNne 66c nergnf
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DRAIN PIPES inch, Ice per foot inch, Gee;
D men, size; inch soc; inch, SOC.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all eolors'
u 2o@l 80 per gal All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure, 81 81
Undiscovered, Austin s. per barrel; bulk
81 5O DenisOn car lots, 90c; per barrel. 81 81.
Dallas, in lots 20c; per bushel 25c.
LINsEED OlL-Raw, 69c; boiled, nc.
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FUTURES.

-, THERE is little to note in futures to-day.
The fluctuations were not marked, and
while the market was quoted steady. cuiet
ana barely steady, there was an advance OF
lew points over last evening. In Liver
poGl there was an advance in several
months of about a sixteenth.
NEW YORK. December 15.--Futurcs opened
luitt Dut steady at IL 50 for March, and after
SlSht fluctuations closed at II IS. Sales 81, 600
YFSTERnAy rO-DAy
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Building Material,

BRrcR-At the kilns TO $40 kim run.
SToNE-At the Dallas quarries Sc per cubic
dressed front
LuNB.R-Yellow pine, rough. 81 25 per 100
feet over "a feet In length; 81 80. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 81 Tb: X ceiling
~ ceiling, e. so yellow pine
siding 81; white pine ceiling 81 IS first
common; white pine siding first common, 81 so
ash and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand;
poplar. dressed both sides sS5; rough walnut
sl25 to $50. Common doors, 81 80 TO ST. sash 81 Is
10 y 90 as to size,
SHINGLES. Yellow. pine, ss 80 to 4 rs; white
pine s9 so to IS 90. Cypress, No. 1. 81. No q
~ b0 No g. g. %
rosrs-cedar si2 So Boise dare, els.
LArus-s3 h0coi per thousand.
CEMENT - Rosendale, 81 rs; Louisville N n,
Portland, % 30
pLAsrgy PARs-per barrel. sl0st so.
llAin-pet pound. 7isc
CkNESr Fiuts-G Inch, 35lsc Inch. ios Z ip,h
ceiling joint ~: s Inch cap. SOC; I inch cling
Joint Il %, lIeL zap do. Coo
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FRANK SrAYsRLLE.

| have Just imported Zwentschen and
Kirshen Wnser, Rhein Wine aud Cognac
Brandy, and guarantee to set over my bar
nothing but the best of liquors, as import
them myself. u. GRossMAN,
fOl Main Strapi
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ALcoHoLr-S2 30 per gal Ms per high wines.
WHIsEr-Rectihcd, 81 05@l So as per proof;
sour mash one year old 81 60; two years old,
s. O0@S2 d; three years old, 81 50@s2 75 fancy
extra oldwhisky sif5, as per age
WlSEs-Claret, in case sos, per quality; Ca.
tawba per gal, 81 l0@l so; Port 81 2OGS sherry,
per gal, 81 20@S. Madeira per gal, 81 COOS; white
wine in cases, 81 0O0l0.
CHAMrAGNE-CooG in baskets, $4,000: Held.
SICK, In basket s26G2S; Krug, in basket S26el2S;
Domestic champagne. S7@ll
NE-Stock Ale, per doz 81 l5@2 25 Porter,
per dos 60 l5G2 rs.
BotrlE BsEB-St Louis quarts, sI2 pints si2 so
Rutwriser own size Si2. pints, Sl3 so,
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CoAl-lndian nation S. per ton. delivered.
CoKE-50c per barrel
WooD-Oak, hickory and ash, So so to Sc *
per cord. Sawed stove wood is retailing at the
rates of 81 50 to per cord.
CHARCOAL-O5 cents per barrcl
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CArTLr-Four years, sls@22 three ears slia
lG two years. sgGl2 So one year t7G9
Barn cows sl2 506olS. stockcrs. slom2h mich
cows and calves sl56D25; Springers, Sl5U2S.
lloRsEs-ponlcs sl0@3O farm stock slpaCd.
harness livery S75@l2i fancy harness, slsiG
lSb: harness spans, S350d50O !.
MuLEs.small, lO@e5 medium, s750lOG extra
dtaught, slOO@l50
Hoos-None ON the market and In demand.
MUTTON SHEEi-They are Quotabe ut 81 son
81 per head Per weight 2.6DSc per pound.
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Fine and medium fine, 29c; heavy 2Ic blacl,
bury and dirty to Toe oil.
Dry flint ~ pounds and onward, lO@lgIc
dry hps, l0@llc; wet Saltod, 7@5l &c; green butch
or hides, 5h@6c; all damaged, wet or dry. hal
price; deer SKINS soc; sheep skin rom &a5O
each
BEEswAN--li to lsc per pounu rs per color.
TALLow-ln barrel, &c; In cake, Ne per To-
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Notice ofAssignment.

Notice is hereby given, that Il. Bauman,
Of the city and county Of Dallas, State OF
Texas, has this day made an assignment to
me, for the benefit Of his creditors, who are
notified TO file with me certified state
ment OF their accounts against the said
Bauman. ALEXANDER ORTLrEp, assignee.
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~ so, Sc 80, Sc 30.

We will sell you good and genuine Ia.
dies. pebb button boot, Philadelphia Gus
tonNGork, every pair warranted to give sat
isfaction or money refunded for 50 so.
Misses and childrens in proportion Call
soon and examine them at Leon Kahns,
60i Elm street.
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The Great English Remedy

Is a never-failing C,rs
Tor nervous dehiIit,ir,t
exhausted vitality S ,,,S'
inal weakness s,'o ,seiu'
t@9nTrhh9%a, LOST MA IN
HOOD, impotence n n = :
alysis, and all M ,d pai'
BILE effects Of self,abbIunsaa, H.
youthful follies and , Sy
cesSes of maturer ve "a
such as loss of m IeSrs
DRY, lassitude, noet iirg,a;
emission, aversion n Of ' ~
ieiety, dimness Of vision ii ~
noises in the bea1' S,on,
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Everybody is thinking of getting them.
A, Bond \ Co., Main street, have Just re-
ceived fresh supply of raisins, currants,
mince-meat, pickles, sauces, preserves, and,
day and Christmas too Don't ia;l TO call
on A. Bond Il Co.. Main street.
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sHAFTS-Sid9: poles, S9@l5 per doz,
BuuGIEs-Grndc b and spring, top, s00G100; do
side bar, slO0@lSO dophaetons Sl25@l5O A grade
side spring. Sll0@2O0 do phaetons, Sl5Oa2OO:
jump seat huggies, sl75@250 platform springs,
sll0@lN; three spring wagons, s90@Il5.
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sotE LEATHER oAK-No, l, So@iO No. 2 500
HtNipcR-Bcst buffalo slaughter, 3l@SS2; good,
~ do good, No, 2, %. good damaged %.
OAK HARNESS LEArHtR-No |. S7@39c; do No.
z, CSC
HENLocK-rrime sc. do good "A: do No. Q 30
FRENCH CALFsKIS-sl - 10 %, according 10
quality.
PHilADELrHlA CALrsKIN-No. /, 81 10 to 1 25;
do No. 2 81 TO l 10.
PHILADELPHIA KRIS. No. /, SIC TO 81, accor.
ding TO weight
Innings, white, XXXX 50; russets, COS
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A Pure and Effective Hair Dressinr.

Cocoaine, q compound of cocoanut oil,
beauties The hair and is sure to allay all
itching and irritation of the scalp.
The superiority Of Burnett's Flavoring
Extract. consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
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BAcoN-Long clear sides, ike; short clear II X;
breakfast bacon l4c
DRY sAtT-Long clear sides, 10L short clear;
HAMs-CanvasSed 1912.
LARb-Tierce l3lsc half barrel, 14c: pals
t. 10 lbs Axe, 3 lbs. at Il ID
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The Drummer's Friend,

Frank Stanselle's bus and transfer line ut
Denton. Energy, enterprise and "git up
and git, with hard work and fair rates, en-.
title me to your support. Kindly store my
name in your memory.
FRANK SrAysptIp
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Cast, 81 per hundred; stove s5 cents wrought
SOC TO 81 per hundred; brass, IS to $40 per hun
dred. copper. $40 to y so per hundred zinc and
cad, 81 per hundred
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Tho Great Trial a. Washington

Is ofinterest to every citizen. Ofcqual i'm.
portance to every sufferer from Dyspepsia,
: trial Of Browns Pepsin Tonic. Try Il.
For sale by Hoyt & Coffin, W. Howell &
Co.. and all Texas druggists.
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COTTON

The receipts Of cotton to-day were lit.
tie over two hundred bales, large amount
of which was placed In store to await higher
prices. We were informed to-day by one of
our most intelligent cotton men, who has
the best opportunities for informing HIM
sell, that there are large amounts of cot
loh IN me country being held by planter. in
expectation of higher prices, and he said he
had no doubt that the receipts here in
Aprll would be larger than they would
pron,"bly be IN January. He expressed The
opinion lat the yield the pres.
ent season would be over 6,OOO,-
600 bales. His views are entitled to
respect and we give them just az they were
given us. Prices have not changed here
nor is there any change 20 note III any Of
the other markets OF che country. The re-
ceipts continue to be heavy at ali the norris
and the shipments large to Europe. We
quote to-day;
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FlsH-Red. sheephead aud trout lOkc: New
orleans red snapper l5c; Spanish mackerel, 25c
Observation-Disclosures, per can KIM SOC: medi,
UNI, 45c; extra select Zoe: Matagorda and Ber.
wick's bay, 81 90 per hundred,
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Seeds.

GERMAN MILLET-We quote at 81 90 to 81 2h.
Garden, 90 per paper, retail wholesale N I,
&c per paper.
CorToN-At the oil MILL 129Sc per bushel.
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CHlCKESs-Nc quote Ut 81 5Oa2 on per dozen:
turkeys, tO@ 5jc; prairie chickens, SO per dozen;
quail Il y per dozen; wild turkeys .7Ocdl 90;
rabbits, zoe per Gozcn; squirrels, 75c per dozen
ducks, large, ~ sunni. 81 UU, veniSOn, SC.
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Tho New Speaker

And NIL other Speakers aud Singers may
have clear, ringing voices by using Browns
Tar Troches, o sure cure for sore ~ oat and
hoarseness. For sale by all Mas drug
glAts,
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FGGs-Market well supplied zoe per dozen
BuTTER-Northern. 25G2S, Texas, 20@25c,