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Experience tho Best Guide.

The constant practice most women
have ID caring for the sick makes them
often more skillfut than physIcians 10
selecting medicines. The reason why
women are everywhere using and recon-
mending Parker's Ginger Tonic is be-
cause they have lesrned by thst best Of
guides-experience--that this excellent
family medicine speedily overcomes des.
pondency, periodical headache, indlges.
tion, liver complaints, pain or weakness
10 the back and kidneys, and other troub.
les peculiar to the SEX Hens Joaraol
See adv. ,'sst ssss esnsk
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The Breezy Family Again.

urooklyn Eagte.
'sIlhope you have moment to spare
is morning." said Mrs. Breezy, as ber
sband put on his hat to go to the of.
"Yss, dear, just { moment" said Mr.
reexy, cheerfully. "You see L have
appointment at 3, snd-''
"WeIl, the appointment can watt"
i'd Mrs Breezy. II have something
cry particular TO say to you."
81 hope you will .cutit short, ihen,"
Mr.. Breezy, seating himself re-
slgusdly in chair Dear the breakfast
table.
"There, you are using slang again,
Mr.. Breezy. l am sure I don't know
what is to become Of the poor children
ii they have such 1 horrible example sc,
them by their own father. Mr.. Breezy,
when l married yon I thought you had
been brought up 8 gentleman. People
OF good breeding avoid slang as they
would downright swearing. Mr. Breezy
There is no excuse for IT, My fathel
always reprimanded my brothers mos,
severely whenever he caught them using
slang He said there was whole die
tionary for rs to choose from without
distor,ing the English language. N,
father"
"Come, DEAR" said Mr. Breezy, asup
pose You let up on your old man.
"Mr. Breezy, do you know that yol
have insulted your wife's parent ?" asket
Mrs. Breezy, with indignation. "Wha
do you mean by calling my dear fathe
an old man7 I'm sure he's ss ,younl
as yours, Mr.. Breezy, and not half 81
bald and gray
"Of course, DEAR" said Mr.. Breezy
"they are both jolly old roosters and-'
"Jolly old what, Mr.. Breexy2 an
surprised! Shocked Astonished! Bn
60 on, sir. OF course you can inspl
me- all you like, am only your wife
but II my father we're here, sir, 70,
would not call him jolly old-old-
roo.rooster. But am woman--.I Al
weak--snd cannot resent your dreadfu
language" -
"My DEAR" said Mr.. Breezy, "caln
yourself. There is nething in the worlt
to make such row about. You knoS
l only said your gov'nor was rooste
10 playful mood. We both have com'
to know, dear, that he is the best OLE
duffsr"
"Mr. Breezy, ! shall stand this NJ
longer. To:tbink Of my poor dear "a
ther's being called duf-what do you
call 1t :"
"Dufer, DEAR" said Mr.. Breezy
"there is nothing terrible 10 that, It ]
only joking way Of alluding to the oil
mui-"
"Mr Breezy, you are 10 very jokipl
humor this morning" said Mrs. Breezy
suddenly taking a new tack. "Yo,
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.Don't know half their Value. !.

"They cured me Of Ague, Billiousness
and Kidney Complaint, as recommended
I had o bali bottle left which I used iol
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured.
would have lost both OF them one nigh
il had not given them Hop Bitters
They did them 90 much good ] contin
ued their use until they we're cured
That is why / say you do not know bal
the value cf Hop Bitters, and do no
recommend them high enough. h."-B
Rochester, N. Y. See other column
lAseYscam Rxrdl Honss.
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The Rev VIM Arthur, father OF the
President. was remarkable for his roadi.
ness in debate. Some years ago. st .
meeting Of the old Hudson River Bap.
49, A~~~~;.si~~ sh~ pn~ M~ w-ss
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Nohce to Teachers.

UyUB Board Of Rxaminsrs Of Monroe Conn
" will hold meetings foe the examina'
ten Of Teachers - follows:
Calais, saturday. September 8, 1881.
Woodsdeld, ~
Bsalisville, October 8,
Wsodsheld, l46 10.
q Nov. l6 & 10,
Those desiring certihcatss must present.
themeelves for examination.
By order Of the Board. ~
..S,s..4. '''-'~' -
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

T,HN undersigned, having bssn appointed
IL yetary PNbllc, veuld inform hi
fsisa@4, and the ppblic genesslly, that he 4
prepared q all Pensionsfs' Blanks. admin
ls.sr Oaths, take DISPOSITIONS, acknowledge
Deeds. usrtgsesps and ether irstrumepts o.
writing. JOHN JBPfRRS.
sprls.'1sy 3sallsyills. Monroe Co. ohis
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~ F-5
/ Rk.lAlM.-CO -COvEHlT
Physician and Surgeon,
AnlloeA Monroe CO. ,Ohlo.l
n.zltfsss l.Sl

DIR. q. Is.esTEWARD.
Physician and Surgeon,
81 MLToNsBURG, OHIO.
All calls promptly attended during the day
or night, o1ics one door south of stout'l
Hotel. 20 apfl3, ,'S0rl.
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seR 81 fQllpsr day at home, Samples. worth
NM Jkve6 free. Address 5frIsoE Co.,
cortland, hsina nchs,Sas,
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sound. For q time all was {
own mad heart.throbs.


own mad heart-throbs.
A half-hour must have p'
night had struck it seemed
~ before, when suddenly /
ting sound rs though q loc
filed.
Why was this necessar
confederates could throw
the doors ! for ] no long
any doubt as to the real
guest. Everything went to
L l.,
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Cattle.

Receipts of choice butcherng stock We're
light. but inferior grades were in fair supply.
at Is really astonishing" says the San l.or-
EMO IN. Nj Chronicle, ito sees and hear of the
number OF sheep driven out of New Mexico
this year, wethers as Well as eWtB and lambs.
If every other section OF tho territory IL get
ting thlnned out as well as the Red river coun-
try, there Will be nothing LEFT hut this years.
stock for next years Increase Since October
last, nine months, over 10000 head were sold
TO Colorado and kansas paaIles from the range
In this vicinity, besides numerous email
buuches OF 100 TO 200 TO city butchers, and hun
dreds butchered for home conanmption, This
Is very great loss TO the country. The galrits
only for the pockets or about half dozen lndi-
vlduale. 1t 10 serious drawback to this
region as the laboring classes, the con-
sumers, Will have that much less TO spend for
the necessariee of life. To give employment
10 the greater number the sheep camps are the
best, cattle do not need TO BIO close, herded,
and two men on horseback can easily patrol
q range OF over 0O0 cattle, whereas, II the
price OF the cattle rancho would bo invested In
sheep camp, IL would require the SER
Vices or at least dozen men 70 herd tho ami.
mails.
The Intro iuotlon OF thoroughbred cattle into
Texas meets with favor in most cases, though
not few ofihe Texas "old tlmers' are will
Ing, and prefer to aiick 10 the old-tlnle cattle,
Some trouble has been experienced where
thorough bred cattle have been taken In at the
nge OF more than one year. To provide
against the dangers Of loss during hocllmalion,
cattle should DO brought here quite young.
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Ernde TOnIca.

The fruit preserving and picking establish
ments of San Francisco have increased TO
eleven, employin 1000 persons, and showing
an assessed productive value ofnearly S2,lOO,-
coo.
1t Is generally reported that the crop ofpeas
Is large this year. A good supply Is Looked
for later In the season. just what the
qsality win be twill take some time TO deter
mine.
The California wheat crop Is so large that
surplus OF a million tons for export Is count
ed upon, with 100000 tons left over from last
year.
There has been dull, nat mari ct for chees
for some time. Depression In Liverpool checks
export demand. end hot weather has restrict
ed the Interior order trade.
About 600 bags OF clover seed were sold IL
New York last week for export at ,ssnt cents
ar pound, About 7 500 bp'reis OF flax seed
y ere also disposed at iUr export at 81 29h@
| 80,
Russia expects to be able to export about co.,
600 900 bushels OF wheat during the ensuing
season, mo of which Will be taken by the
ports bordering on the Mediterranean sea.
The seed trade promises to he of consldera-
BILE interest this aeon. A large speculative
business has already been done in timothy. A
good export Trade In clover and flax seeds Is eX-
pected.
The raisln crop of nlveride, California, last
year was about II OlO boxes, with enough
grapes sold not made into raisins to make
lJUU DUAeh more u Us pTObhOitI uhb lilS lloli
this season will amount to %, 900 boxes or its
equivalent
About the only crop orwhioh there haa been
no reported shortage Is the crop of watermel-
Ons. The late free receipts would carry the
idea that the yield was never larger; the aIri-
walls this week have been unprecedentedly
heavy.
Statistics just published by the German
miniary of agriculture at Berlin give very
good ioea OF this years harvest prospects
thrOughoutall Prussia Of harvest above The
average yield
Pulled wool Is said to have arrived more
freely this year than ever before The cause Is
that an unus uplly large humber Of sheep died
from exposure during the severe Winter Of the
past year.
1t ~ estimated that eyeryOr # III 80 900 600
people of the United states discard a. asst five
pounds of rags yearly This N Ses 2jO.0OO,O00
pounds. Rags from other sour 'cS nay safely
be set down at as much more making 81 o, 000,-
600 pounds of rags ~ the yearly yield In the
United States
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nniIAtns Mnterial.

BPICK--At the kilns to 80
aToSs-At the Dallas qusrries DC per cubic
foot. il for foundation, l6 for wall, and 20 10
dressed front,
LUMBER--Natlve rough pine go per thousand;
Dressed on one side, S22 50; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooved, S2b: Dressed Notwithstanding,
Sl7H; Three- eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
SIS to Sl9.
sIIINaLEs-Cypress, IS per thousands Native
pine, sap, IS; 10 he6rt, u 30.
IATHg-9S 80 at q per thousand.
CEMmNT-- KosendGle, 80 so; Louisville
g. o; Portland, So 80.
h tsTER FPARls--Per barrel, siatN %.
HAla-Pe pound, iMc. .
cents; 6 inch ceiling joint, 81; 9 inch cap, 800;
inch Getting joint, 81 10; inch Gap do, 500.
DRAIN PIPES inch, 100 por foot; AlnchI
zoe; 6 Inch, $40; inch, AGO. Inch, b0o.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all col0re
81 So per gallon. All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coopered,. 2per Dbl., bulk, u 90.
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FFUft and Eu,s,

Wemake the following quotations:
RAIsISs- London layer, new, per toN, IS 20;
Ipyor,
BANANAs-Per bunch, nominal
GRREN APPLRs-Si so to 800 per barrel
CuhRANTs--7E6Sko.
PEACHES 81 90 to 50 80 per bushel,
PECANs-- Per lb,7 retail; per oushel, loose
80, 81 Is to 81 50; sacked 80 90. ~ 70.
OnANaEs- Sicily, nominal.
I.RMuNs - Sicily per box ,Ssto 50
NUTs- Almonds % per pound; BrAz
lO@-; alberto li@-i English Walnut
nonej ohestnuts, imported, 90 italian
20, peanuts, Tennessee red, 6M, coooanuts
per hundred &6 30.
FIGs-I 10 10 boxes, per Id, 10.
Pop COGN--Prigo pGckagea, per half gross
s22i.
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riour, erain aud Ray.

FLovR - We quote City Mlils from old
whoAt "a follows Xxx, 40, xxx, 81 co,
gXXX,2 SOL Choice, g %, family, none.
Imported; Xxx, per cwt 81 50, xxx, % o.
IAXA2 SO Fancy, $40 TO 37j; Patent, N.00.
RYE-scarce. We quote per Dbl. IS.
RAnLxv--Scarce, good demand, aOc.
BnAN-Wo quote at $50,
CURRY BAes-Second.hNnd In good order,
oents piece.
Conn ntAL-IIcr cwt, l'l5.
0Ars-l0Gia
wurkr No Sold ,Qulctwe quote 90 70 75,uow
SlG 81 O1 according TO quality.
UonN--t0 TO % cent?, looS0 ear
HAy--Pralris. looec from wagon, e5 10 20 pei
on, hlilott, none on market, From atortl
pralrle. baled SIS per TOM Prairie baied in ca,
| tots. pl2 60 per ton free on bonid.
We quote, Chopped corn, per loo pouudl
| 81 chopped corn and oats, per 100 pound
| al ~; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, u 2
crushed corn and orb, per 100 pounds, 30
eorn bran, per 100 pounds, 800, Ora
ham tionr per 100 pounds, $500
cream meal, 81 30, ane holted meal, 20
bushoi. 300. hocliny, per 100 ronnds, ~
grlts,. per $50 pounds. ~ Us, corn -four, Per 10
| nouuIp. n.
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Financial.
DAr.AAa PRICE uumRENT.


NibCekthReosaH HrsctFb' SAGHB,
PoTAToEs-Old per bu, nominaljnew SO 10
6i3 20 barrel
UNION5--s5 1906 90 per barrel.
RtCS- Wholesale Gh 30 SS.
aALT-ln barrel, S2.15 Liverpool IL 81 ska,
'$lSjaSl01.
URAogRas- Soda. AK, 81 EEXA, .
Trade Marx ga; Croam ll5a, Qipr'r SNAPS ia
soAr-Ollvo, Skc. perpound Bi ''lndie "a
te6Ki 3atpat, $40 to $50 Eu- "a Man
ufs lhTlug Company; Cyclone, AJP lie Olive,
8; Extra olive, AZ cents per pOLlu.
BEANs'-0to6e. per pound.
CANpLEs'-Star, full VT 1870 10,
CHEhsR-NOne in market.
HoMEY AND GIuTs-s5@S5.2l por barrel.
Dmhp PEAOBEs--Unpeelod 70, -Shpeelod II
per pound,
Coal OtL,--Beiow are revised quotations.: ITO
deg. 3. test: IN barrels 10 centBi cuscg, q 90
C.oTuEs PtSs-Round, o6c; apring, si.0O per
COZ.
MsAsupls--A; oashcl, Iron bound, IS 80 per
dozen twO-hOOp pals, s. 10; three-boop, 81 80
TUBe-Ihree nest, g2.N@Sl.6ji eight nsst
9:s5i No. l. 80 ~ per do1eni Ne. 2, $780, No.
WAsmoAnDs-wo 1856 zinc, u 30; Now
Era, S2,bNc3Sl.7C,
WILL BuoHKg5- "a. 25@M.M per dozen.
POwpRn--S6.G5 per Eeg OF rs pounds; l2X do
s. 81 w do, 81 30 blaetmg kpq5, $3.50
sHoT--Drop bog, v. 10, tos 20 blug s9.4O to9.5O
MAcNEm.ls-No. barrels, go nall-bsrrelD
$3.50; klta, IL pounds, ST. No narrele, 80.
CAipY-Stlok, Is 10 llc. pound. Fancy, 10
10 25c.
LYE-Coucentrsted, E2.15asi.OO
lopH--Slsal, X In. basis, lOko; cotton, 199gc
YnlRaAR-PeT gallon, 2Oa50c. Apple, zoo toll
WEApPINe PAPRn-RGg and Straw, A5o. Que
sTAnCH-ik@iSc,
glazed. Crochs II TO IL cen,n per gallon for
| glazed.
REswAx-l6 to lsc perth.
TALLoW--Ih barsal AT In cake, Sc Per ID.
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CATTLE--Grass.fed, yearlingss S @slO; 2 year
olds $l2 a sl5; 3 year olds SIS a 20; barn cows
SD @ $40.
$40 10 $40, Farm stock S35 TO $50. Harness
livery $50 to 500. Harness fancy sl25 to SlT6.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Aiules--R Rats $50 to $50. Medium $50 10 :
Extra drauGht 800 10 $3.50.
Hogs-NOne on the market.
MuTToNSHRRP--They arc quotable att .bO0U
Ter head. Per weight, 3 to SkG. per pound.
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COMMERCIAL.
TUnaDAY EVENING,
August lG. !

Trade to day was only moderately active
there being,few or no changes OF prices 10 niue
ia any branch. A fair retail trade was now
ever, done, which was conined principally 10
the city, there being few country people IN :
The weather continues hot and dry, and there
are no visible indications OF RAIN
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ALConoL--s2. 35 to 81 40 per gallon.
WHIsKY-sweet mash, IL ,26SA.6Oi sour
Olash, 81 .6O@S5, sooordlngt9age.
WINKs--C Iarei, in case, S3l5Gs4; Catawba,
per gallon g, lnGs2I Port, per gallon, 81 20 q
30; snerry, per gallon, u .209SS; Madeira, per
gallon, 81 .SO@S5; White wine, In casos, o.. %
$3.50.
CHAMrA0 NR--Cooks, in Dsshets, Sls@S9O
neldsieck, In basket, 1928; Krag, In basket. SIT
Domestic champagne, SlO@l6.
ALE--Stock ale, per dozen, ~ .lb@S2.6O; P0r-
ter, per dozen, e2GS9 80.
BorrlR BERR-st. Louis quarts Sl2, ipints
L. 80, Budwiser, Sl2. Dints SIS 30
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Ifrnlss.

Acld--benzoio per ounce, 95c
acid oarbolic solution, 10 cents,
crystals, b5c@S2 per lbi 0cld citrio, 100 per 10
acid sulphurio, b-llo per 10; acid tartaric, SOC;
per lbi alum, t@5o per 10. Ammo nla-c arbo-
copaipa, zoe per Id; borax, l7c per 10 blue
vitrlol, 100 per lbi oalomel, 75o por Id; calo-
mel English, 81 90 per 10; canphor, refined,
SOC per Id; clnohonidia, SO por OF; ohloro-
per ID cTeam'of tartar, powder, 3sctoiO per 10;
gum, opium, 50 60 por lbi gum shellac, 600 per
lbimorphine, slO per zioil bergamot, $500 por
Id; oil lemon. gS rs per Id, bromide potass, Doc
per lbi u y w iodide potase, ~ t0per lbi lP
oaraway, 100 per Id; SIENNA, 25cper 10,
stryohnine, oryalals, VI 90 per OF
sugar lead, $50 per ID, nout sulphur, i95c
per lbi salts epson, 3@5o per 10,
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Ruggies. spring wag nns, Etc.

SHAFTA.-EfWSJi polls, bgWpI0,
BuGGIEs. Grade h, end spring, top, 5000
800; ditto. open, s7O@SS0 ditto, side spring,
ditto, phaetons, slt5@sl5O; A grade, side
spring, Sli0@$2OO; ditto, phaetons, Sl5O@s2OO;
jump seat bugsies, Sl75@$250; platform
springs, sll0@sl2Oi three spring wagons, S9O9
3llh.
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Wheat, corn aud oats were in moderate de-
mand to-day, and prices are unchanged
Flour continues ilrmat the advance.
Irish potatoes are now n drag on the market
and are selling generally at $3.50 Per barrel,
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GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH co. /
COmmarclnl NeWa DDpArtmenE, (

Spots closed firm; middling llH; sales $50.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, August l6.-Recelpts 695.
Market closed firm for better grades
lower grades neglected; mlddling llE, sales
50C0
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, August lJ,-l2 Is p. IL Cotton
lrmi middllng 1916; Orleans BJ&; sales
10000.
Futures dull and easier.
4p. m.-Sales of American G 400,
Futures closed quiet.
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HON estead ana Lonu Association

Homestead ana loan association.
An adjourned scmi'annual meeting OF the
Homestead and Loan association takcs place
at the board OF Trade rooms at o clock to-
night This association Is In most foutlsh-
ing condition. II hlready has subscribed
capital OF sSs, 600, and has erected arcsldcuco
for rome one OF It's members every month since
Il organized. which was in January. Tho Sec
re,aty and treasurer informs us that since
Fehruary II hnsru Of gross expense of slC
per m nth, and even that has been paid IN
stock. Any one who can Afford TO pay rent
upon dwelling can, by Joining the assocla
ton. bay or brild one. and any one can joiu
~ simply purchasing from the secretary
rom one TO twenty SHARES ofhtock.
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ooyrKK-Rlo common, II 70 nj. fair, ilx 70
Is, choice, 40 to III Lasueyra, IL to lskl
Tsis@imperisi, soaeso, Young Tyson,
l0e80i oolong, stecoo' japan. eoGt6o
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Wnrnn wNnh.Worh

FIsH--l2lEo. per Id.
pYsTRRs-per can a. cents FOR Baltimore,
MsttsSordaa, 65for. Berwick bay.
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GxRmAN MrILRT--W We quote 81 80 per bushel,
GBrden, 5Ots. per paper retail. Whoslesele
IL to cents per paper.
OottOn--At the Oh Millt$6 per ton.
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CoAL-mdian Nation, IS 80 per ton, ieliv-
cred.
CoKr--bO centa per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hlckoryanG ash WlOO to = 10 per
cord. Sawed stove wood Ia retailing At the
rates OF IS 50 to 90 per cord.
CnARCoAL--06 cOnte per barrel.
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Cast, 80 cents per hundred ntove, 20 cents
wrought, 30 10 90 cents por hundrcdi brass,
S. per hundred, copper, 80 per hundredi zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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yrI.i , pVVItIy, DImneea or
passing unobserved In the urine, and mana
other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
The Medical Gentlemen connected with Tho
institution are graduates Of the best College.
arge experience In these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
or a case of this kind tho VITAL RESTORA-
TIVE (under their special advice and treats
ment) Will not cure, or for anything impure
or injurious found In It. We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. CON
SUlTATl0N FREE. Thorough examination
ana advice, Including analysts Of urine. SIS,
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to any ad-
dress upon receipt Of price, y. o. D., secure
from observation, end In private name If de-
sired by English Medical Institute, No. 7ls
box 2i60.
Wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliver &
Walker. Dallas. Texas
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soLr-IxArurn oAx-No. 3s@Spno se@J1
HrnLock Best buffalo slaughter. So@Jl
good ael do good No. 2, 20; good DANCED IS
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Or. Woods Eavorite
The Great English Remedy.

Is a never-failing Cure
Tor Nervous debility,
Exhausted Vitality.
) EN- n al Weakness.
SpelRatorrhoe8, LOST
MANHOOD, impoten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
sell Abuse, youthful
.foiiles and excuses Of
insurer years--such aB
loss OF Memory, Las
81 tn de, n o 9 turns,
Emission, Aversion OF
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sp0REs--Froin 2 to ~ inchl per eeti KAN
select, 50, Xxx, SID.
SAWED FRLLoRs--lN TO Ok, 90 per act.
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Groceries.

Matters were quiet In tho wholesal aud Job
bling grocery line to-day, and thero were nc
Important changes In prices.
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The receipts of cotton to-day embrace ten
new bales. The local market Is firm, but
prices are unchanged;
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CH1CKRNs-We quc+e SI75 Tor spring; 10
grown, 81 30.
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2:40 D. m.-Spots closed dull sales 42l.
300 n m.-fuIures clOaed dull.

Consolidated net receipts HOG.
Exports to Great Britain 10, 2ij,
France none.
Continent 2l0.
Channel none.
Stock olb 6g7
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BAuOR-LsnI clear sides nsf; short
Near, l?Hi breakfast bacon 1870
Day sALr--LOng clear alJus, 1875; short
lear llH,
HANS Canv0sed lil1 20 AZ
LARD--Nerce 1875 half barrel, 1874 pals 3 70
10 pounds, Ii pounds, liA@ltA.
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Eggs-0 10 10 cents per dozen.
Butter-Northerne 20 to % - Texas Is @ q
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wsner ana Liquors.

rgAonEs--2 pounds, & % pounds
50 25.
TOMAToRs--2 pounds, 81 30al 40.
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Fine, 40; medium, %; heavy, 200. Blaci
bury and dirty, 8 TO 10 cents OF.
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aIpRs-O Dry Iint,i pounds and upwards, l2li TO
bets; dry kips, Tree OF grubs, 10 o. or .oh
kips uG; wet sailed, To-; green butcher
hides, 5Ho.: All daInaged, wet or wv,
half price; deer skins 500. sheep skiLs I-cg
2bo. 6nhOc each
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OAK HARNKss LxArHER--No. l, $50 do 2 IS.
HEMLoCK-prime, 81 do good SO; do No 2, u.
FRENCH UALFsKIN-Sl.2b TO Sl.00, ac-
cording 10 quality.
PHILApELPnIA CALFsKIS-No. ISL 10 to 81 IS
do No 2 81 10 to ST. 10.
PHILADELPHIA kurs-No i. 90c. to leo,
accord ng TO weight
SHEEP sKIN--TOpping xxx per dozen SIC. 80.
Innings, white S9'QO.