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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-25
INTERESTING ITEMS.
Some of the Results of AdVsrtis.
ing.

| The accompanying documents were
received by Mr.. George A. Meesrs,
wholesale and retail liquor dealer,
opposite the pnstofice, Salt Lake
City, Utah. He respectfully dedi-
Gates them to the liquor dealers OF
the nineteenth century, here and
elsewhere. Comments are unneces-
cary, as the matter is published rer-
6dtina ct titerdtim, ct speLLatim. Out of
sympathy Tor the writers, we omit the
names, but the original documents
can be seen at IL, IL, 10 Second
South street.
The first document received was
the following, which was contained
in an envelope bearing the words:
"Love not the world. neither the
things that are in the world." John
H., 10. Here Is the letter:
PHELPS, n. Y, Jan. 4, 1881.
Dear SIr:-Having seen your sdver-
tisme0t in the paper, inviting the hungry
to Christmas dinner, feel like thank-
Ing you for your kindness to the poor and
needy. And now | want to give you an
AhhAe6stOh AACA uu4 AIOLu OQ6 VINO
will give all that He promises, and even
more. have accepted it, and l hope
you will. Dear Sir, shall pray that
your hesrt may be moved to come 10 the
loving Friend who so kindly urges u. 10
believe on Him, and receive salvation
from His hsnd. The words of invitation
are in dear, precious Book, the HOLY
Bible, Isaiah 55. l, 2. "Ho, every one
that thirsteth, come ye to the waters. and
he that hath no money, come pc, buy and
eat; yea, come, buy wine and milk, with
out. money and without price Where
fore do ye spend money for that which is
not bread? and you labor for that which
satisfeth lot? Hsrken unto me, and eat
We that which is good" Also in Mst-
thew II. % "Come unto me, all We that
labor and are heavy laden, and [ will
give you rest" Also Revelation 8. 20
Behold, stand at the door and knock:
if any man hear my voice and open the
door, will come in TO him, and will sup ,
with him and he with me.n Will Won
not accept?
Believe me to be your friend
MRS Rev.
Then comes postal card, az iol-
lows:
PHELPS, n. Y, Jan. 5th, 1881.
Mr.. Meedrs:
Dear Sir:
Taking up Salt Lake paper of Dec. :
Nth, my eyes rested on 80, Yels
Thirsty"i l remembered the invitation ?
4 ons many years sgo, who ssyd come q
into me ali ye that thirst" As con- a
inued looking, l tkw your kind provision I
-ou had msde-I could but think YOU !,
a large heart. but why are :,
here so many "poor little ehildrenO7 1 -
o1ld but think you was sowing seed,
icon to come To many ''poor little chill Y
ren" will come the harvest. PleaseI
pen the door ofyour heart, and let rs n
Ow that seed that will produce q golden
arvest, bring joy instead of woe to little
hildren. ''ADd Jesus said unto them,
am the bread Of life: he that come:h e'
} me shall never hunger, and he that at
elieveth on me shall never thirst" S, II
ohm 6, So verse.
There are many beautiful sopes, one is
Kiss him for his mother" Please read c
Ie select reading, I send for ''your :.
.other." Yours kindly,
NJ. L. P.
~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
January "a, 1881.


VALLEY HOUSE.
Chas Brink, James Outrey and wife,
j I DotsOn, Denver; James Gledhiil,
Juab; Jno Richards, Argentine Repub-
lie; j Miles, San Francisco; NJ G Ssndi-
dege, JerseyVille, Ill; Solomon Sly,
James Engles, Colorado; K A Weddill,
Park City; Sam Watson Cincinnati; G +
Driscoll, Omaha; Jas DeCourcey, Stock
ton; Jno Pickett, L Gee, Tooele; ole Oh
SD, Frisco; Geo Jord4n, Bingham;
John Hsskins and two sons. Alta; j z
MRdsen, q Larsen, Hans Larsen, Jed
Crawford, P P DyriIg, d Madsen, a
Jensen, l. Shoemaker, 2 Marker, I
Marker, Denver 6 r G r r.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
] II Beesley, Cincinnati; A G Bast,
Chicago; j Stanford, Ogden; A NJ Grant,
Park City; r Murphy, j D Murphy,
Ogden, A NJ Swan, w + Swan, Chey-
enne; NJ E Moyes, Pain City.
WHITE HOUSE.
Ii c Psrhurst, San Francisco; B G.
White, S Haslum, Bodie, Mt; G Austin,
Ohio; A Majors, A Seth, Park City; P
Lauritzen, Beire, Ssnpete: W
MeLIoskey, w j Collins w j Jsckman.
] Black, T Venard, Bingham; E L
Packer, 81 Husslem. Bloomington, I'll;
A A Glsyer, Wilson, Terrace; w
Dentsrs, Omaha; N Allen, II Thomas,
j w Wendle and wife,
Wms Port, Pa; j Oliver and wife, |
Chicago: r g Jenkinson, Omaha; j G
Nitchsll, Park City, j L Regley, |
Omaha.
WALKER HOUSE.
Julias Keisel, Ogden; A Torges, jr,
o; A Ii Wilson, Chicago, Nj
Goldberg, Bingham; Z 81 Terbune,
sandy; VIM Lloyd, Omaha; a VAir,
Idaho; Samuel Ashton, Chicago; G AE
Merritt New York; A Whelden, New
5elfOrd; L Caster, Omaha; 81 New II.
Park City; a F Sidney, Germanis; w j
smith, Park City; d L Boon, New York;
} Shod, Jacob Lyons, San Francisco:
1r E d Disbrow, Park City; c D Otis,
lhicsgo.
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REMOVAL.

On February list. the superior stock of Honao
made Boots and Shoes now Manufactured nv ma
Three Doors North Of Deseret National Bank. viii
be Removed to No. 90, north, Opposite our pres
emit Store.
Invite all to Call and See who are want
Ing Eirst-claSs Homemade Boots and Shoes at Low
Prices Our Goods surpass Anything Offered
Before.
SOLOMON BROTHERS & COLD,
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On the same side OF the card as the
address vas the following:
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TEASDEL'S.

PLUM Puddings and Mince
PIES provided for.
RAlSlNS, Currants, Ready Cleaned.
SANTA CLAUS in ecstacies.
STOCKINGS can be filled.
CHRISTMAS Candies, Prunes, Figs
and MinCe Meat.
NEW YEARS Gifts in Neckties.
SHAWLS, Scarfs and Dresses.
REn-TOP Boots for Boys.
MISSES Shoes and Rubbers.
SUPPLIES of All Classes
AND Lowest of Prices.
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Usual Prices Ut Admission. No Extra charge
for Reserved Seats Box Office open Tuesday
January 25th, at 10 am. j23
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Terms, Cash. and prices lower than
ever. Call and inspect the finest
stock OF Liquors and Cigars in the
Rocky Mountains.
Remember the address:
GEORGE A. MEEARs,
II, IL and Is Second South Street.
Opposite the PossoRce,
SALT LAKE CITY, :. UTAH.
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Price S2.OO Per 1000.

by the National Temperance
Society, So ReGde Sc, Nelg York,
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL,

j H Beesley, Cincinnati; A G BAst,
Park City, J r Murphy, J D Murphy,
Ogden, A M Swan, w + Swan, Chey-
enne; NJ E Moyes, Pain City.
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DALLAB, TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
JAnnArY Is, 1851.

Tho weatbOY Is bad Ithas during the weed;
ending TO. day been bit y continuation oil the
wtstched cold and damp We hsyS had since
last November. For the fortleth time thif
winter th4 dirt roads loading to and from the
city are too soft and muddy for fully loaded
vehicles. And the railways are not much bet
Ger. rhels tracks are In the worst possible or
der, strewn with wrecks, with oil trsinu cut of
time and arriving whom they get here. Pso-
pie In country and town Are trying to dc
nothing but keep comfortably warm and pa
tlently waiting for return once more OF that
warn, genial atmosphere In which wo usually
1.-Two and thrive.
or course comR eroe suffers Of such hMe.
Peculiarly sensitive, Il IL seriously Affected by
extreme degrees Of heat and cold We cans
not help ourselves, and can only grin and
bear It. II would bs better, however, for every
one TO accspt the situation, cali 1t an Iowa
winter, and go on with business But they
don't do snythlng in Iowa for slSht months In
tho year but freeze ten minutes outdoors and
thaW IN hour inside.
Reports from the country are ALI sgreed shat
farmsrB me doing nothing. They cannot do
anythlnE sxoest feed stock, CASHIER liule
corn, haul wood to their houses and q few
other it,mA.
A good deOl of last years crop Of cotton is
stu UNCLAIMED, and small amount unpicked.
Their fall ost crop has been frozen to death.
There IRE no progost signs we can see for the
present inclement weather breaking up, and
this state Of affairs viii lAst until 1t does.
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Buiiding and BuliainE Ha,erinl.

Frost haa greatly retarded all works
OF improvement in tho city. Heuses which
usually require thirty aud forty days 10 begin
aud finish hava legged aloua thros and four
months. Mechanics can do nothing with
frozon mortar. owners have ftettod over the
situation, but usslessly so, All that can be
donS 10 to patiently walt for warm sunshine.
There arc many hne business houses 80 20 up
As aoen as possible along Main and Kim
Tho burned distriot at the corner of Murphy
and Elm 10 10 10 built up At once with ano
brlck and stone store rooms. The cleaning
out OF tho old shantles In that locality was
great blessis6.
There aSs private residences SOlng up in all
portions OF hwn. There nesins to bS no lack
ofconndsnce in tho future Of the city, as tins
fact amply shows,
Buildirg material has not been very active
recently for tho reason cold weather prevents
Its be.Sg worked UP. IL viii break loose In a
few dayS, however, and sell faster than ever
b0f ora.
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Miscellaneous Grooers' stOsrs.

6RANBrnRKs--sa 75@S per bushsl.
RIoK-Wholesale 10 ~.
sALT--In barrel, 1925. Liverpool In
ia cks. i 90; nne, 81 30 Rock 81 30 per sack.
70 TX; Trade Marx, IA Cream 0, Ginger
Snaps 9N to 10.
LEAD--Sc per III.
SoAr- olive, SIC; perpolndI Blae India, %
co.'s Dallas soap Works: Pale Olive, 5ot
Cambria, &c per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company: cyclone, "a; Paio Olive, b; Extra
olive, ~ cents per pound.
BEANs-i .Bihc. per pound.
CANDLEs--Star, full Wtl{H. Light VT Gh.
OuEEsE-tlear Spring, l4c; Factory TO ID.
HoMINI AND GmTs-Sj@E5 30 per barrel.
SAuER KHAuT For half barrel S675.
AprLEas3 70 to "a 90 per barrel. stan.
dard barrel Of apples contains ii peokB.
OEIoNsPcr barfol, VI To-
PorAToEs-S3 10. per barrel. In sacks,
81 % per bushel.
DmEn PEACHES Unpeeied &c, peeled l2C
per pound.
COAL OIr.--Below are revised quotations III
+. test: IN barrels 70 cents, per CASE OF gal
ion cans 81 30, Nndjl gallon Is cents,
CLoTlms PNs--ltound, 6Dci spring, Sl,Oo PEI
COX.
MsAsuIEs--N hushel, iron bound, sS.SO pei
dozeN; twc-hoop pals, 81 10; three-hoop. " 80.
Tuns--lhreo nest, e. .30&S! .b8i eight nest
g.25; No. ], per dozen, tl0i No. 2, 5.5ei Nc.
II 10.
WAsmoAHDswoOd, Sl,&; zlnO, sl.So; New
WnkL BUCKrTs-Sl. W@gi rs per dozen.
PowDEH-- 40 per keg OF % pOUnds; l2H dc
sS,45 "a do, Sl;S; blasting kegs, A,25.
Suol--Drop, bag 2.l5, buck w 10.
MAUKHUEt.-NO. barrels, so; half barrels
$50; Rts, Il pounds, 81 No, 2 barrels, 49,
CANDY--StlCk, l3@lbc. pound. Fancy, 1t
to 2bc.
LYE-Copcantrated, s2,05a9g5O.
a.
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FIonr, 9rain ansl nay.

E1oUu -. We quote City Mills from new
wheat Rs follows: NN, 80, XXX, 3 81,
xxx, 500; Choice, t3 20; family, none.
Imported AX, per cwt -; xxx, -.
XXX, los Fancy, ! 10 10 3 %; Patent, "a 10.
RYK-ln sack, oil 10.
BARLEY--.cSo. per bushel sacked, loose $50.
BRAN--Wo quote at SOC. wholesale, 81 retail
GuSNY BAGs-seeond-hand In good order, 0
cents piece,
EoRN MEAt--on track large lots 100. In: the
ore, Jobbinglots 50c.
OARS Flew Texas ~ to IS. Sacked, zoe,
WHEAT. No /; old, 95c; No 5new, S5llSdc; No
Z, Dl o.; 10 new, 7bGgS Rejected, G07I; No
s-Gds. 594s65c; Mediterranean, Eo2, sOi No 3,
1Gsa16ci Nicaragua, nominal, 40c, but not want.
sd by Texas milers.
&onE--tC cents, loose ear.
HAY--Pralria, loose from wagon, Slipper ton
Ailet, do, SO. From store. prairie, bAled SD,
Fsr toni hillett, SIS, Prairie bRled, In cal
l04, 'slA per ton free ON board.
We qrOte: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
81; chopped corn and oRte, per 100 pounds,
al 30; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 25
crushed corn aud cob, per 100 pounds, soc
oern bran, per 100 pounds, SOC, Graham flour
tS -; cream meal, 81 10; line bolted meal, Del
buBhel. 6Jc. hominy, per 100 pounds, 81 p
Srlts, per ice pounds, 81 IS; corn l0ur, per lol
OuNds, 81.
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Ths Cenrrs or tho Marka,s.

cotton has netwlth q serious reverse An
Anglo American corner upon 1t is suggested,
but We knew not with what truth, It held up
until Tuesday, when Liverpool and New York
gave way from \ to 4 OF cent, and to-day
"wednesday IL loss another u, making de-
Cline OF cen, upoR last wsok'A quotations,
There Is nothing In tho actual situation
Of the staple Itself which ought to change tn,
value. 1t asinfly a nSh. betwson balls and
berrs. Bat Us the planter Ia we'll provided
win Immediate meSey, he may have toms-
thing.to say In the matter. In Dallas today
mldaling only commanded 10 osuta per pouud
M against loN on Monday. The receipts for
the week have averaged about rs bales per
day.
Corn 10 lower than at tails time last wOek
upon the lower grades. Straight white stIll
brings 10 cents par bushel Ia. DALLAS mills
Yellow and mixed sells V spsoa,. ,ars nj rs Ia
SIX cents per Nushsl fer lew. o., aaoked
from store 90 cents.
Oats are about the same. AsligAtly dam.
aged let was offered to-day ALTO osnas. Medium
and choice bring isX and - osuts rsspectiyelv
Meats are unchanged upon sides, TX for dry
salt, SyS for smokea. Break fss, bacon In, 4,
ciined 70 loX Hama are lower sugar curod
being now quotable at 10 to ION Dressed hoqs
Q oeats. Live ~.
Lard has advaacsd TO 10 cents for u cree and
other packages in proportion.
Flour hasran honS during the week In q
regular way, with stocks sufficient, 10 meet III,
demand Fancy family In large lets, IS Is, enc
In small lots 81 20 psr hundrod, We hay,
heard nothisg new lately from the City mills
They grind occasionally whom they can get I'll,
wheat TO operate upon.
Bagglng has declined. Standard is now sell.
Ing Mt l0k cents. Ties sas5.
ssgars and cofecs have net materially
changed daring the week. They have held
their own, with fair demand
:. traits and nuts have been moderately active
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Apples are shade lower, with common now
selling at 81 60, medium $. 70 and fanciss at
81 per barrel Pecans are feebly fetching 50
per bushel.
sour Lrout has advanced to IS rs per half
barrel.
No Irish potatoes have been on the market
during the week. Therewill be oarlosd here
tomorrow and held at IS rs per barrel.
Onioss are held atA 50per barrel.
Butter has lost lbaut cents pSr pound dur
Ing the week, Choice Will not bring over 40
csnts to-day
EGGS have settled at 40 cents from ayst hands
ard % from store.
villa game is In active demand and fsiJ
supply. DuckA % cents apiece. Vsnlson to
cents per pound. Qnalls 10. cSnts apiece.
Turkeys % to 90 cents. Prairie chickens 10 to
IS cent? Apiece.
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financial Affairs.

frl- :,
Npp,',o W. nv avn VI '"i'''o niVN' "''N
~ '"ua. ~ MT "o a., So p"p.
~ 'i'''',y " '4lo "Iv',' ."p''''i " D''n"e 10
p'h oiuP'o'S' S''"S 'no 0o''on oIop'
S"As 49, '''N" pa ieai 49, Vniy "Ion ,
au aO.'u'e us0t ~ ',"uS ~ 'no p'AA' Nh''
.nu" 'io n''A''"' ~" !" a0'''A "'ou"A'
va quV"'
n@Ae' WI "'i- roi"'0 Ou'inS ~ W n
Ewoh'n. ~ an ,,uu, y ....,,n,,,
800 "eJ v" 49, -, .V'.i"S - pi''N'"'''
uonnv "a ,rnr,, 80. sndII ,,, -.
,,oa,, 80 90 p''
Tsnaa,o,,. Il, .,n
MexIcan dsllorj',
Mexican halves. ..,..a"., ...,.,..,.,tO
MeAiosh q"ii'ors'''.'''''''''''''''''''io
ms thsfe Ia Bood speculative msrslh IN
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building Material.
nnlcr-Al Lhe lIlns 81 20 10 gl0

BMCN--ht the bllns 81 80 to $40.
sToNE-At the Dallas quarrles &c por cubic
foot. Laid In wall lie.
LUMBER-Natiye rough pine $40 per thousand;
Dressed on one side, S42 So; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooyed, S25 Dressed Notwithstanding,
sl5; Three-eehth Longued and grOoyed ceiling,
vi a..
suiNGLE9-Cyprcas, "a per thousand; Native
pine, sap, So; do heart, a. rs.
LATus.-g3 % per thousand
CEMENT Fort 1 OFT, Der hGr, gRos-
endsle, IS 50i louisville, Port land
Sc 90.
PLASTER oFPARts--Pof barrel, %.
HAIR-Per pound, ne,
CEMENT FLUGs e inch, 81 cents; 7 inch "a
cents; G inch ceiling joint, 81; inch cap, 5Ooi
inch Getting joint 81 10; : inch cap DO soc.
DRAIN PIPES zach, lGo per foot; ainch,
zoe; inch, S2c; 7 inch, 4OCi inch, SOC.
MIXED PAINrs--keady for use and all colors
81 So per gallon. Al the tested and standard
makes are OF sale by Dallas dealers.
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OAK soLW-LEATmR-ovsr 20 lbs, a0Gi do
under 20 lbs, SOC.
HENLoCW SoIE-LEATuER So Rest Buffalo
slaughter soc; g0os do, 29ci best MRtamra
zoe good do, &c; good DANCED, 5oi poor d.
85c.
OAK HARNEss LEATHER--NO. !, acc; do No.
as.
MEULoCK HAHNEsa LRATHrn-No. !, 80; do,
No. 2, 49,.
grprR-Fronch calf, 81 % to S2i do. klp,Sl 10
62l.36p per pound, American calf 9Oc. @Sl IS;
do. hip, G5G.e1Sl,
CeLLAEs--DuCk, No. !. Per do2as, $50.
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valuable Plantation for snr.

Six hundred and eleven acres, near 400 In
cultivation; five sets OF tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank and galvanized
wire fence. Plenty Of timber and water on
premises. Nine miles north of Dallas, about
four miles southwest Of Richardson depot.
and some three miles east of Carrolto depot'
One of the best black land plantations in tho
west. Price low; terms 10 suit purchaser.
For further Information, apply TO
GARLNeToN s. UNDERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas.
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MInns md Linnnra.

ALoonoL---S9. IS to S2.AOpc gallon.
nlSsh, 81 .60@S5 nccordlngC0age.
WREs--C lsret, IN case, SS,l6Ssi; CAtawbs,
per gallon, slle@S2; Port, per gallon, 81 10 4,
SIS; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20SSSj Madeira, pSr
gallon, N,sees5i White wine, In oases, "a. 9S
csc.
CuANrAaNH--Ceoks, in baskets, slsSsN
6eidslock, In basket, S2S; Krllg, In basket, sri
Domestic champagne, slOSle.
ALp-stock ale, per dozen, n. l6sss so; Por-
ter, per dozen, SSSa.60.
BerrLE BEHn-St. Louis quarts sl9, phnts
tl2 u, BudWiser, el2, pints alS 10.
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Fruit and KH@,

TUpNIPs-i0C. per bushel.
LRMoNs--Psr box, t5.
PoP CoRN--Prlze packages, per gross, Fi.70.
RAlsINs--LOndCn layers, S3G9bS, 10; iRyerh
W. 10 to 81 80 per box.
NUTs-Almonds 95&25o per spound; Brazil
ll@l2; alberta, .ir0l5i Engllsh WalnutB
none; chelmuts, American, nouel Italian
none; peanuts, 80 s; cocoanuts, IS.
DATNs--l00ll2ho. per pound.
0nANoEs- Sound stock, Florida and Aosls.
lana, 81 20 to s,
CuRRANTs--S&Sko.
PRuEEs-sGSHc.
Wemoke the following Quotationsi
PECANS, Per bushel 81.
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Motice OF DissoIutinn

- 'Aershlp heretofore existing ho-
is.s.. tSH , lSo Loeb o; and Henry Fried.
thls eS .ssolvsd by mutual consS, ,o't Is
n1so rstirins nenry Loeb and uspry Fri.d
lander assumo all liabilities apa Ia wy W.
masntednes, TO the late nia shsil h h, sai hIl
Ssna va" as I WI sATiy on the business under iSa
HhaRY LoEB.
IKE LOEB.
AENRY FRIBDl,ANDap
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live stock.

CArrLH-Cornfed, SIS to $50; grass do year
linss s5a9S; gteers, from . u 3 years old,
5lh&S2G; barn cows, Sl5gSl3.
HoRsEs-Mustarg ponies, s25 % $40; fau'a
stock, eiOGsi5; Buggy hcrses, SG0&&lOoi sad
die, SEQ to Sl25.
NULEs-From lftsep to sixteen hards high,
eT5 TO sllU.
HoGs-On foot djzG5S. for inferior toprme
porkers.
MUTTON suEW-1hey ara gHotahle at 81 .JQSS
ner hsad
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EwBAss And SyraPS.

suaAm.-Ws. quote: Powered ll%; Crushd,
HS Srsnulatcd Iii Stsndard A, l05S; White
osra 9@aA extra Hl0 to -; Yellow 99E TO Q},
Lonislsua new whits clarihed lOs; yellow on;
choice sSc; prime 1Go, fair 7hs.
MoI.AssTs-Lo rlsiapa choice E5o, primo Zoe
hir 80 good I0GAbo
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Freight Rates TO

New York, all rail, 81 50 per 100 pounds,
Bost0n, all rail, 81 Al perl0O pounds.
Philsdelphla, al rail, 81 * per 100 pounds!
Baltimore, oil rail, 81 80 per loo pounds.
20 New Orleans, all rail-, 81 per 100 pounds.
To Gaiyep on, o. 25 per bale.
To Ht.LG ais, % % esr pais.
PProsuce from ST. Louis 10 Dallas, and from
Kansas City, go per car.
Following are the rates from all points N Kan
sga EOuth Of kausaB City:
10 DallSe--Corn and oats el ~, ~ I-&s, po-
thtoes per cWt, soc.
10 iIutchlns-Coru and oats, a. saCr, aS-s>
To Ferfis-C0rn and oats ,i5c, soOr, BE.
To palmcr-F Flour, 5Sc; corr ana oSts, AsG.
To Ennls-Flour Gle; corn an pats, l7c.
10 Rlce-Flour, SIC; corn aud oats, sc.
CCrscana, Mexia, Gr0esbssck, A0See, Waco,
Merlin, Bremond, HoRrus and Xryan --Flour,55c
corn and oats, Soc
70 Calyerl-Flour, 62c; cora ana oats, See.
On GRAIN-To New Orleans , sIsysr OWL. 40
81 Louis, iocts per bunlred.
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PRAIrE CuiCKHEs-Ws quote at go. apisOs.
SQUIrRELs--Per dozen, sec
CnICKENs-We quc.s So - for sprlEg; for
grown, az so.
THRKEIs--Wo quote Gee. 10 81 apiece.
DgCKs-For tame, l7Ne; wild, 25C apiece,
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A POSITIVE CURE.

without medicine. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE
1915. One boz
TO VIII cure any case In four days, or less.
80 : wal cure the no3t obstinate case, no
matter Of how long standing.
Nc nauseous doses Of cubebs. cotalua. or oil
OIL sRndalwood, that ara certain 70 produce dis
pepsia by destroying the coatings of the
stomach.
Price; 81 20. Sold by all druggists, or mailed
For further particulars send for circular.
r. q. Boz l,53S. j. c. ALLEN CO., IS
John street, New York.
quick, safe and sure cure,
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SACcN Long clear Sides $50 short elsar
81. breakfast bacon 1870,
Oar sAEv--long clear sider, N; short clear
rs.
aAGs-Plsin sugar cared l0L
LAaS--rieros, los half barrel, lo(s; pAlla,
to 10 pounds, M; pounds, .llK
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Stock Bought and Sold on Commission,
Notice to sTax.1avarc

,, lhe state and county ad yaioreSy az ,or
ise9 VIII become delinquent on the lst 5s, !oi
AArcs next, az Which time the grlce VIII Sd
Closed anti delinquent lists are made ont w "
are required By law tsmake anal sett Ge, w
AZ " ..y. ts,, any," tho present law requires that
ianus eSn be advertised 70 laTes Thc pViorS
Va vioN OF the large amount OF worS e' ~ no
cone aHd Inc short time allotted in whicb 20 70
perform me same 1t will be mpessbio to 40 W
t Tn va, rue uNe Tor payment beyond March IL
foraaovs year will consult tbSiT nan UVsn.S tsA
s s 81 The aame before expira,ion w y,
tAs timt, and thereby save cost Pi"''on OF
Easpecfslly, W. pRATUEp
| SeN.0ClleetoY of Dnlaa cnn,.,,
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MEDICAL.

illustrates Agnlsso Guide, 80 pages, cio,,.
and gils bindiag, 20 cents, same in papey
covers, 81 cts. Maahood 10 cents, Wc>nau.
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 5 cents-socurely
sealed, by mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialist
at st Chprles Straet. st. Louis, No.
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CoTEHG-Rlo, common, i4Gi Ordinary, i
fair, i4% good 49, prime, 1T Ghoes, l5I&lsi
LaguNyra, 10; Java, 9s9s0G.
TEAs--lmperial, from 46@85u per pounds
Young Hyson,, iOgGO; 0olonS, 4596OOi Japan,
gCeSUbef
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eoAr'-hadian Nation, 81, o, pcs Hs,tseiiv
CoKr-6o cents per barrel.
Woop-Oak, hickory and ash "a 90 Del
rates OF S6 to 81 per cord.
SAARCoAL-85 cents per barrel
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Hmrs-Dry flint, 10 pounds ana upwardn, Il
dry kips, free Of .gIubs, l9 G; grubs kips llC;
wet sailed, Sc. green butcher hides, To-.
All aNmaged, wet or dry, half price; deer
skins f0a. eheep skins trom 95c .G3tNO zach.