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COnRESPONDDNCD.
aHAvrry Of TILE SITUATION.
n, tim Eittor Of Ihd Ckicau, Tt}luna.

au ~" 1H7Ho' !" 4Hu V'''Es4p0 a'Eu""s'
UuIoAGo, July 6.-Tho present crisis III
casn of tl,o t1catI, OF tho President. It seems
10 t!o, ls moro se''ous than "" are n'l COIL
sclol1s Of.
There aro maNltestly grayo defects IN tho
Constitution, In such c,lsus. Az you yury
sttiKlRly senafMea ~ sHnanys ,, lM!nuNh' :.
tle Constitution o"gt not to cl''lbie On ass'1s-
iu to change tho! Administration ut u'easnss,
md defeat tho choicv a,,4 will 1T tho poopla
~ ..". ~, ~ sn1 J ",sn,t
t!on mat gives III thong,tt'nl aila pa'r'o''o
c|tizens tho Ere9tsst 4,lxlGty Jttst llnW. -.
Supl'oso tsntt v1ce-ires'ueht Afthur IS not
case ,,uhlIfy M 1susitient. In such caso who
sI at'11 ~" Il i",,r.ss m t.,rathor to "l"ct prrs,
w sas' ~ !. :" ~ VIZ. n,s.
Menty GoalA af1I'ur ~ " Nv vteo'ates'~ o.
don't. SilppuSU we lin4 nh amendment 10
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whose hopes were cc,.teretl MS .one mat. IN
lis recovery. Attt,utlx al J o'clock tie nM-
,lnr,,cc,nr,it wiz 1u'xl,d tint there would hG
,,U further bulletin displayed TIL D. ILL.,, tho
cr,wtIs still lli:unl1d anhl KriMinHl tho Ills
hnttl,t.s, nlI Ut which vera full Ur lbtH.
Tho effect IT the cE!earl'9 i'uws was wi
ilent oi! oyrry facc. Men g',+pc.l eac!I otl,nr
siin.iiee 81 lint, ttiy President ,wo'!id pill!
through, alK then llastat, to their ptarcs 0f
business. will elas.ic step aml n facu
wreathctl with SMILES. The fcelItig wns II
narkuH contrast to that OF the slnyA pf,yiot,H
when tiioy read tMe tfsmtcllca, ,aiul, with
compressed !luH MD attlnSt Staggering sstcps.
torn themselves away from Tho tlascnllraglllE
bulletins. l]i1 favorable l,ewS brought Il
rclniye to tic lewsl,O>s, w|o llad brtM, rcAIl-
luz Il 1lhrvpst hy sailing tho PENNY lIapers lit
tka cents. They wcn. putting tl,cipt III tho
photographs Of President fairfield, nnl .hil
admirable Ifkel,Ess too, llatl verltah!c
Dona,lza. and disposed Of hundreds at 4
Tho rrowtls fingered around The bulletins
Into Into tho ovaultng, a. nlttinE!l At 8:3t1 y. ill.,
Tho dispatch wins postGtt tip tint tho cundi-
tiHt Of tllu President Eas SO favorable tint
ITO 1nDro tl!!llctl,la would 10 fssttetl until
morning. 'T,its afforded the greatest satts-
faction to thu pNsstrs-by, niltf nearly avery.
body was sahEulltc that tho lnurrUw wtItlld
bo followed by the .sufliu clleerinx .intplDi..
Ecnce. it.was Thought that the crisis 1,as!
.ncc1rdtngly. II tltis prnvts to be the c,,se,
the bulletins will l,avn Onttlye.t their useful
hess by thliuy, md tic community, which
ll!ls Tor seyernl days been Nt tile rngRed-elE0
Ut nixltty, Will bu contG,,t to nccept tho news
rs tlleS tilid 1t III thetr daily pnper,
, 1881-07-06
+DALTIA1ORE.
sfEETtSC or TIL: CITY COUNCIL
sptetut Utspaeeh to The CAted9u Tribune.

sptetal Dl,pateIs to The Catedso Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Md. juno 5.-Doth branches
VI t!le CttS Sot!lc' VI 1''''s"i'oao W. S
III special session to-day Ny t1e Alt5ui ~
tnko some action III reference u u'o atteHips-
eu assassination or !'fcs!aeht tMtMei". DeT
sides tho inc'itoets or the Con'c!l ~. u'e lea'-
Ing officials of tllo city were present. Mayor
lthrobs nude tue l1lo%s "t,ress ,a
of tEo members oT tho lily Council in order thit
sonS oSa' g1 w ,et sso y u e e
ssr,nta sr4ut 4' Of IInlt3u,oru III tic ,nartIcr-
pt,s pp nssauit ou,nmistcd unon tho rrcsi,icnt
OF dn9 ,h c,s,,,rw ~ tEina N nr.,.
e,M"nI nonr,, ,,nH ,snexntttElc,1 nrosncritv 1t n
,saann aI of 1ennr,l rcIo!ei!,T. tht ChIof Magis.
trtG VI NJ ta9 f1 T. "; @ ao ar ,vi.iI" rvn
~ Vii, w tn R'.9r.tnrv NJ sint" mt tho rnr.ma
ststion in washington, ii ahot ,lown Is Il COW
arlly assasln. \ Stranger would ina9iio, tro,n
tn " sEn ~ t v tn ts l1 Ts ~
tyrant, ins,cnd Of " freG iiupm6lu,
poop'a. Thu blow struck at tho President hns
been lsit oy me shtro Mason, anu to pf"{ers s
a mssa 81 hs eS ssaa y ss IL
unsuccessful. ana tho l!fu ho 10 uc'tbcratoy nt-
1nsa "a 2as 20 IL u a 20 or xro
ao sHs III fa'"s 1a saa and IHsa
Attendance hrru Today, aliu s,iasost lilo at,.
pontinent Of y committee to @ dr1tft s1!tanlo res-
A conmfttce wns apuvi,tc,1. and. after a
brief consultation, reported ti,o Following,
to % secrutary " '' Biai"v: ~ ~' - ''' 1'"'''
, The assault = ~ nl,o tho PRESIDENT Of tho unitea
sama rrn ~ II, nnt,,s H. " ~ snr
@ h9h % po9sadss ihs n @ sSf aaa f II Is sors
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maintained, and Ut my ard every event be-
lfcve will continue. W. Z. SHERMAN,

WARRINGTON, u, C.. July 5.-11tc Hon. Il.
$: !slani, Hongrc Nttiiiiag. Chln'0o. ~;
il:f5 this nnnrnfnR bulletin Il very favorable.
Tho I'reslduNt l,ns l,assc,l Ills inDst cOnfortll-
blH night There arH n0 additional bail
synlptotns, mid tiers f. a marked ,lecreast,
nf tic. n0ru .nrgcnt ,ltIfavoralIe sylnt,-
TOMS Ut yesterday. ,lVo nrG .yGrY nllcli ell
coutnged. RDnEllr r. LINCOLN,
Secretary Of War.
, 1881-07-06
THE PUBLIC. PULSE.
- EOUTII 1,KND, IND.

1pfttal plspatet to JNs CAfeaoo Tribune,
souT1l BEND, Ind, July 5.-The churches
: OF this city hold unloll prayet.meettng tn
night. for tho recovery of tha President,
Senator John +. Aitllcr, OF California, who is
visiting here, was Ia. have RETURNED about
this time to Ills homo, but llas decided to ~.
main until the result Of .tllo presi4unt'a con.
dltion Is further determined. -..'.... :,
es QUINCY, I'LL. =. =, J.
ap4ttat p1spaseh 10 Tia Chicago IttbH*s.
QUINCY, ILL.,. July 5.-TitE I1unuNE t.
porter llas Ind opportunity to gather wldo
Nnge Of public sentiment on the subject Of
The att0ulpt to assas!nate tho President,
lnucl. of 1t from tho counties Ill Northwest
Missouri, Which arc seldom callyasscd by tho
press, and. for tAls reason giyo some in.
strnct1ya points. A. leading merchant Of
!.almyrR, the c0unty-seat OF Marion County,
No., said: "No such feollng ,of ,nluglv,l
ll'd'N'as1nn and sorrow WIS ever before
manifested ~ our. county. Palmyra, "a y0t.
Know, Is Democratic stronghold: but with
Us everybody Democrat, Republican, and
nfeenbacker, Inns acquired something mora
ttan an admiration for Gen. Garfield. Tie
FEELING for lin amounts to absolute aztec,
tion l!o Is credited With having iii the uual,
Alea that 90 10 make good man, aud this
explains cur feol,ug." ::>.s ?;
a cattlo dealer and breeder, Of Canton,
EeWts County, Mo-, sa!d: "Our place dur
mg uo War and ever since has beeR called q
!seDel hole; but there IL not probably 3 lMan
"a ula county who would not Instantly OK
press the deepest sorrow at the attempt gu
uae fresldent's life. Everywhere words md
sishs OF sFlsf haye been heard md seen, !
eaallot better express It than to say that our
Hop!e can conceive OF M possible change In
/, .ue government preferable to AL AdMtnis-
l. aa'loh wlsA Garfield at Its head, aud added
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anxiety. ai,tl sorr0w, nnd shame. rnay VIC b,
better tH.upe, and may Our Nation 10 n
tty un,3r Nn31 -


anxiety. oml sorrow. nnd s,,amc NAV ,vo IN,
nsiter er' "pe; ,,rc S| Nn',dm may our Nation DO
"Nsarrrt. t iny t;nd. to Thce" was sunr.
Ia ji, % ,hc 's s1.ryie"s @ of % r.ycr "s # ,vas % ,i
E,wn IN" i,nrr ~, c' wII, rrmy,sfonc"s ~ waS ,nr ~
would mrct.-wlHti,cr Will tho titilngs thni
The President WINS stif' trembling lii tli0 lmt-
anrr lctwruii. life antt death, hr whether
lWwGd ,tinwn III mourning because hu Ind
IN r,ix r,:oy;,,nScr or oop
In sin ltvo,I ~, t,,a,, ,,.,.- ,,,,.a,,, n, ,ro
vUicp n ~, iiiiri n ~" y Mse p,,iao;ta,, ~ VIZ ~
(iM lint r wGtit,i s,n,r" ;lnt tparioI.s nm, IL
en rs!ors lin nrai' i" 10 a, to iff r'iier q t tis
IicuIf. tho tlinss oT r wtt'x, H." Sn'i;nG n."s ="
im1in,yr IL III 3I,n,,. ~ Wts9 W., snt'ms WnS
nwny, Ti,: Sn,.,Ii i,a. M ~ fars. fMa pslr ssl,at
srr,1sd its ~ ,,cw "M ucr,i +" imGi nn'i WHY tts
bur,ttM Tiki mntI,rm" smh..,,,eu, nj "sa WILL a ,ie
,i,,,innto tint .,ra,,,f a%,,..,tae "ouiu
tiilfurcnt fran ti,osc Of thu War. III, WIZ M,
,ttnm n ci,t.rcti ~, rarenr ~ nrasn,rit. T ~.
md lie ti President WIS = Stricken down ibyis b i
eni,rn,f',r ihnt i,ai forn.a.t t., i,Es hsnt,
FIJI was te ,Ir tIrst s isav h st fn H. III. sl .,tnr
tajUjuv any lIope fiir iho recurery ~ ii1c
President. Thv crisis WIS not yet passtnl,
bui,, untter the 1'rovitlence Of t;od, did tllG
b. restored 10 tlIc,j, md their hearts jilleti
with ur,ttlerabfe ioy, because nf {i0d's mercy.
Tle linY. i)r. W1rrall prayed fur tilo res
toratfo,i Of lis President ai,I that Tho event
i,oliiess. lie also asked COD 10 Ho j. Will.
those III .le hovss OF sorrnw. At the con.
clusIon OF lils PRAYER, lie said tj,cro was
nxr f,n,.Ar NJ ,rsatva
y, th!s Sorrow: tle pnopis had : beel brought
llivi',e i slfe'ns,i ailti ICY, c9t!n tlo Eoq:
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A Charitable Prince.

Prince Alessnn.lrD Jnriontn Of ltumo beltovcs
in practical elltrity. lIa keeps two doctors es.
pcG,uty tu attend poor funll!Ies who havo Il hor-
rUr. Ut hoap!tals; h0 cntlrcly provides for uO
as' eh' d M sy fs'r ~. G a nre aa a % s ho.p
tai for thu blind. yary day he Htyes l20 dishes
HT soup. with bread and ueut to tue poor, II 10
said that 10 Une hY over Mtirll0d tu him in yAll.
, 1881-07-06

"tssaaeAe lpation pr Weu.en "tv France
hayu t4} cu{pI!niu pf tho aluwncaA Ut tho EF1Wth
ut tho!r ohefi.h0a reforM, France u eyun mSfo
pliVuuCluusa$ bonl4ht1l An lholtlent lust pup.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

.Arentiss ,fspef, Iron, ma Wine, with
CInuholiu. tho standard ,nratcina! tonG OF this
progressive Aae. II tlrluEes tho blOtla. protnpt-
inntnVea digestion, etG ltsult: rtlltttd form,
bright uyey, haply RtMte Of lnNtl. ArGnd's drug
st0rD tfUru1r Madison stroUt and Fifth Avpnuu.
Mcddlux,. Itusn!x hMlyc iA tho Most
wonderful heNll1l3 iu04llLtnl In tho world.
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lMaSetl Niel LUG SIZE III ll1I Cr0WtS tecfetlSEu
the bulletins Will lavn 0ntilve,t their useful
ttss by ttl-iiay, md tic community, which
ms l0r soyctn ttnyS been On tile FnERed-euEo
rs tlley tlid 1t III their daily paper.
THE THRONE OF GRACE.
ADDRESSED ny CHRISTIANS At THE NOON
DAY MEETING.
Tie noon pruycr-lllcct.nE III Lower Fur
well Hall yesterday, which wus better ut
tended tl,ar ,ts,sal. was specially devoted 10
President Garfield. nild very earnest prayers
wc.e Difcrch fur hts recovery.
After the singing Of II hymn, Mr.. +. II.
1eevell, the leader, III the opening prnyer,
sail:
We came to-day especially to ask n bless
lug upon him who stands ut tic head OF the
NutIou,-l,tm whom livery Christian liourl
l!es learned to love. Wu thank Thee that
Tlou Inst Eivc!t In l,c 0vnr lts one wliu cUn.
10 by. counted upon tlle st!le of Jesus Of Naz-
nr0tli, md WIN looks tu ThgG for guidance,
f1r blessing, for success. we nsk tint !lis
!ilo may 69 srarctl Our l,earts rIolce
Sis { is,''s ssns 6 G. ill., H. sSW sWS bsstSs bttl'Ss
Tfoa n M lyt eqmI i, }! !e prayers 4 ot the psol!s
may stand IL testimony bcfore the world tint
licstora lin tn henlll', a,ld give him Ereat
wistlnnt a,ltl poWur, Tint llU. May stuid b-
fore tho world M. nil example ot tho Chris
tlan man. remembering unto whom. he shall
'Aftcr nnotller hymn Mr. Reycll said II lad
beef, suggested, md t,lOst pr0nerly, that tho
llour should he spent, nll,ust IL not entirely,
III prayer for tho rcct,rery Ut
THE l,EiovEn PRESIDENT.
They Ind, rs ENCOURAGEMENT, tho record Of
sI1fiH
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No sense III having siukncsa IL tho family II
y0u will uso Ilnp Hitterr III Ine. AK thoso
tut&rL kun
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Cattle.

Receipts at the yards to-day were liberal
Prices are unchanged.
The Kansas City Commercial Indicator
says:
Ever since the exaggerated reports of losses
Of Gait . Oh the plains during the past severe
winter the cattle market mas continued 10
advance, and not only on lat stock ready for
butchers bl Ok, but On all classes reaching
the poorest yearlings now coming no the trail
from Texas. The easy condition Of the money nov
market has, OF course, exerted consid, rabie
influence In This direction, and most of the
money used In livestock speculation has
been freely lnrnishca by eastern capitalists.
Tesas cattle, and other large ones are being
enected R'mJst daily. prices for yearl ,ngs
having run up TO AZ high as " PER head.
Many western ranehmen, however, who
have been In the habit of buying young
Texas cattle to feed In Colorado and
elsewhere, have dropped out Of the
market owing 10 the high ng~res asked.
Shippers. however, continue to take all they
can get AZ even the high prices. and as the
grass ~ and has been better all ovei the wes
than h 20 been known for many years, the
pr babili les are tnat an excessive supply
VIII meet the markets onIy a few weeks later
total loss last winter, according TO the highest
estimates r. Gently made, footing up Less Than
four per cent Many herds W 10 oxceeding Y
poor In ,sh at the opening Of spring, hut they
are rapidly iatteniig upon the abundant
grasses " hich ~ver The plsi, all the way
from the Ca ada lina 10 the Gulf of Mexico lii
THIS market our supply OF s,ockers and feeders
light, and prices have been necessarily
forced up until, AZ . matter Of self projection,
the bankers III onghout western Missouri re.
tuse to loan their money ~ purchase cattle
where they cost over k@kc rer pound more
than last year. The increased foreign dema d
IoY American meats Will likely hold prices
TOR beef cattle 4 Shad. higher III IN las. year,
put with etockers and feeders the case Ii d IT.
Ierent. They must DO fed four months to q
year before ready for market, and there is NO
Telling what year msy bring forth. We do
NOT believe II II cafe for the buyer to carry the
ptices OF these cattle ~ high " many Of thsm
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Local prices are unchanged


The spurt made yesterday by local dealers
to put lemons up from u to 8l2 per box was
short-lived, Is prices at the coDtIollir & mar
kets would not justify 1t. We saw = private
telegram from 81 Louis to-day quotlL lem
ons at " 50 per box. 1t is true that they are
scarce, ead for that reason dealers feel war
rant d la hcldIug lao short supply now on
hand ut sS q $40 per box, according to quality
Whsat is comrg Ia Slowly and sold o.day
at from Go 6 to 81 per bushel.
Oats still maintain their high Speculative
price, 30 q 33 cents being paid to-day.
Corn has jumped to 40 a ij cents In
the ear from country wagon, and
"a scarce There are more orders
on hand than can be supplied at the price.
Sacked corn on car is worth to-day % cents.
Hay Is In moderate receipt and prices I'M.
changed.
Butter and eggs arc unchanged from the pc
sltion they held yesterday.
Irish potatoes are In fair demand, with mod.
crate. supply. The quotations are I'M
changed.
Flour has advanced 10 cents per cwt, and
10 firm. ocks have increased of late and
ara now ample for She demand.
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Building Material.

BnICK-At the kilns to 10
SroNK-Atthe Dallas quarries &c per cubic
foot. II for foundation, 10 for wall, and 70 10
dressed front.
Communicative rough pine go PEI thousand;
Dressed on one eide, s22 Co; Floor Ing. tongu-
ed and grooved, SIS: Dressed westherboaidins
Sl7h; Ihree-eighth tongued and gcooved ceiling
SlS tosl9.
snINaLxs-Cypress, IS per thousand; Native
pine, sap, So; do heart, VA so.
LArHs--S IS 80 at "a per thousand.
CKMKNT- tOsendale, " %; Iou'sVille,
So 10; Portland, So so.
PLASTER FPARIs-per barrel, VI at IA bO.
HAIR--Pe pound. TIC.
CEMENT PLUEs -6 inch, 81 cents; inch, AZ
cents; 8 inch ceiling joint, 81; 8 inch cap, 500;
I inch ceiling joint, 81 10; Inch cap do. 600.
DRAIN PIPES iuch, l6c per foot; Sinch,
zoe; o inch, BIC; inch, 400; inch, Soc.
MIXED PAINTs-Resdy for use and all coiors
81 sb per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coopered, 2per nbl., bulk. u %.
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COMMERCIAL.
WEpNB sDAY EVENING, }

n July 20.
July Is over half gone, and the summer is
far enough advanced to make commercial
comparisons with prey Gus seasons OF 'rar"o :
Up TO d to the volume Of business done IN pai
las far exec d. that OF any previous summer
and dealers generally haveno grounds Tor COM
plant at The result. A good, active, healthy
business has been transa tied In all lines, Trade
to-day was moderately active, but there were
few buyers In person on the market There
have been some material changes In quota
lions. nearly all of VIII ch are advances. Th'
weather remains hot and sultry.
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Dry Goods.

A very quiet day Was experienced by deal.
srs in this line. A late New York dispatch
says, The demand for dark prints 10 more &C.
tive. Hamilton \ Kaickerbocker dark prints
opened at6hc. Cotton goods arc In oderats
demand and arm. Cotton dress goods and
fit skirts arc more sought for. Mems wear
woolsns are quiet and stsady. Foreign goods
are quiet.
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Acid benzoic per ounce, SOC;
acid carbolic solution, b5 cents;
crystal ,6Oc@S2 per lb; acid citric. $50 per Id /;
acid sulphuric, SO per lib, acin tsrtaric, Csc
nate, 26c perlb; ASA oetida. SOC per ID; balsam
copaiba, Soc per ID; bornx, lsc per Id blue
vitriol, l2c per 10; calome, 100 per Id; Gallo.
mel tEnglisb), 81 90 per ID; canphor, refined,
800 per ID; cinchonidia, 90 per OF chloro-
form, 30 -ll6c per Id; chlora, hydIat 81 75d2 90
per ID; cream OF tartar, powder, 3sctoA0 per ID;
gum opium. 90 &c per Id; gum shel &C, Zoe per
lb;morphine, "a q per oz;oil bereamOt, SO 90 per
lb OIL lemon % 90 per lib; bromide pOtass, Doc
per ID; " Il W.; iOdide pot ss, 81 rs per III; lP
h w, quinine, sulphats,S2 10 per OF. Seed
caraway, l6c per Id; SIENNA, Csc per Id; Alexc,
25c per Id. stry chime. crystals, 81 80 per O.5
sugar lead, 25c per ID; nou, sulphur, 3k@z;
per 10; salts epeOm, 3QS5c per lib.
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Dogs ransmitit through their teeth. Teeth
should be kept clear from virus. Use Sozo-
don't, Keep the human teeth clean, and no
damage can be done by the man who says 10
his girl, Il feel like eating you up, dearest. -
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Now In Pc fec,Aenlth

NEAR MARikTrA, GA, March 81, 1870.
Some months ago bought bottle of Brad
field 3 Female Regulator, and used II In my
family with the utmost satisfaction; have re-
commended IL 10 three other families, and they
have found " Just what II Is recommended
The Fem les who have used the Regulator are
pow In perfect health, md abb to attend TO
their household duties. We cordially recon-
mend 1t TO the public.
REV. ii i. h. JOHNSON.
Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by
Thompson, Schott & Co, Dallas.
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Wtnes and Liquors.

ALC0HcL-S2S 80 20 " 20 pei gallon.
WHIsKy-Sweet mash, u .s69A.0 sour
mash, 81. 6O9s5, sccordlng@age.
WINxs-C laret, In case, &.i6@t4i CatAwbe,
,er gallon, o. .lO@S2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 o
Is; Sherry, per gallon, u .e0@S; Madeira, per
gallon, 81 .6o@s6; White wine, In cases, ~ 20
hyl0.
CnAMrAaNE-Cooks, In baskets, sls@s3U
Heidsieck, In basket, SIS; Krug, In basket. M
Domestic champagne, Sl06l6.
ALx-Stock ale, per dozen, " .lb1sa. SO; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2632 30.
BorTLE BKRR-St. Louis quarts sle 'pints
sl2 ~, Budwiser, &l2. UNITS Sl3 SO
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FLOUR - We quote City Mills from old
wheat az follows; Xxx, 40, xxx, 81 60,
xxx. 50; Choice, IS O5; fe lily, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt 81 80; xxx. So 80
tXXX2 80 Fancy. $40 to $50; Patent, $500.
RYg-Scarce Wee quote per Dbl. IS.
BARLRY-Scarce; good demand, 4oc.
BRAN-We quote at $50.
GuNNY BAas-seoond-hand In good order,
cents piece.
Conn MEAI-Hsr cwt, 'l5.
OArs-2S a 80.
WusAr No 8 old, Quiet.Ws quote 60 to 70 ;new
SOC ~ 81 90
UoHn-3s to 40 cents, loose ear.
HAY-Prairis loose from wagon, 80 to " per
ton; dillett. none on market. From stor,r
prairie hailed SIS ser ton; Prairie baled In car
0ts el2 90 per ton free on board.
W. quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
81; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
,rushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 500
sorn bran, per 100 pounds, soo' Ora
cream meal, o. 30, fine bolted meal, per
bushel. SOC, hominy, per 100 pounds, $50
grits, per 100 pounds. O. Is; corn -four, per 100
pounds, ~.
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Live SlOCh.

CATrLn-Grass-fcd, yearlings sS a $40; 9 year
olds Sl2 y Sl5;3 year olds SIS q 20; barn cows
ia @ SO.
$40 to $40. Farm Etock $50 to $50 Harness
livery 600 to 500. Harness fancy Sl25 to ais,
Harness spana $3.50 to $500.
Mules-- Rats ESQ 10 COS Medium COS to rs
Extra draught 500 70 SlbO.
HoRs-N0ne on the market.
MuTroMSHlsP-1hsy are uuotable at % ,6O@O
psr head. Per weight. 3 TO 3ko. pee pound,
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A victim Of carly imprudence, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, ETC., hsv.
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis
covered simple means Of self-cure, which he
will send free to his fellow sufferers. Ad-
dress j. Il. Reeves, 4S Chatham street, New
York
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


BAooN-Long clear sid~A II IlA; short oles
Tx. Breakfast bacon lao. I
Oay SALr-LOng clear sides l0A; ehor
lear lOx
HAMS Canvased lax to 10
LaRD-Tierce 49,. half barrel, 1873 pals to
10 pounds. IA; pounds, AK
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Gents will and the finest stock Of hand.
made shoes Of all styles In congress, Oxford's
Prince Albert Harvard and Boswick'
LEON KAHN,
604 Elm street.
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Among the articles 10 this line that have
materially advanced are meats sad lard, gu.
gan AND yrups. canned goods, teas and rais.
ms. All vaues arc Arm and there seem, TO
be no probability Of an immediate decline.
Business was very COOL to-day, quite a num-
Dor OF mail orders being filled.
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Tho frat tent erected In Big Springs was
by Peter Bruin, who opened II out as res.
taursnt. Bruin is one Of the best cooks In
Texas and he keeps two good assistants. He
serves up his dishes q Ia Francois, and his
table contains I'll the market affords. Spring
chickens specially.
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mlnCol1HuoOus trOcefh' DtOGAs
RAIsINs--London layer, new, per tox, IS 80;
layer par ,,nc, nominal, NJ ON
POTATJEs-Old per bu, Ii. minal,new $3.50
barrel
GRKEN AprLEs- s. per barrel.
CUkAANrs-71Sdn8ko
PEACHES Is "a &l per basket.
PECANs Per iD,7 retail; per bushel, loose
81, 81 10 to 81 20; sacked 81 80, 81 70.
kICK-WhOlesale N 10 TX.
sALr-In barrel, 81. 30. TO $50 Liverpool In
sa.ls 3 co; Rock 81 30 per sack.
Trade Mark, sh, Cream lO1a, Singer Snaps l0k
to IL. Cream lie
soar olive. tkc. perpound; BlueIndl! ~
to8k; sst,pat. $40. to $50. Eureka Man.
8; Extra Olive, w cents per pound.
BnANs-0to6c. per pound.
CANDLEs-star. full VT l4to AK.
OHKRsR- None In market.
HOhINY AND GnIrs-$b(9&5.2 5 per barrel.
Dried PHACHEs.-Unpeeleds Nc, -8hpeelod II
per pound.
Coal OlL-Below are revised quotations.: ITO
deg. n. test: In barrels 10 cents; cases, 81 90
C'-oruRs PINs-Round, CSC; spring, 81. 90 per
oox.
MNAsuvHs-K bushel, Iron bound, $3.50 per
zen two-hOop pals, 81 10; three-hOOp, 81. 80.
TUBs--Three nest, w .SOGpGl. 90; eight nest
1855 No. l, 50 80 per dozen; Ne. 2. $780, No.
wAsusoAnps--weod, 81 So; zinc, 81 90; New
IRA, ~ brQD82.7O.
WILL BuCKErs-e4. 25@Si.b0 per dozen.
PowDRR-s6.G IS per keg of Is pounds; l2k do
50 rs on do, 81 80 blasting kegs, $3.50
SHor-Drop, bag, 81. 10. tO2 20 buck 81. 40. to25O
MACKERxL-No. barrels, elO half-Dsrrels
$50; kits, II pounds, 81; No Grrels, 20.
CARDY-Stick, 10 10 l4c. you'd. Fancy, 10
20 Doc.
LYr-Concentrsted, 81. 1850 300
RoPn--Sisal, Y In. basic, 10, CT otton, ,9a9Co
yINRaAR-Per gallon, 20GSSVc. Apple, 20c to2l
WRAPPING PArEn-Rag and Straw, t5c. 9Uo.
STARCH-&k@4kc.
JUas-We quote II to 10 cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks II to IL cents per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx-lbt to loc per lib.
TALLow--ln bar.sl, ~; In cake, &c per Id.
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Justices, notaf les', United states commis
Rioners' and all kinds of blanks for United
stsntly on hand and lat lowest prices, ut HKR-
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