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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15

diately discovered the trail Of the mur
dcrers, finding out from what to him were
sure indications that there were two of
them. Under the guidance Of Autabees,
Lieutenant baldwin with some of his men
started In pursuit. The trail led up tho
SIDE OF mountain, which was covered
with fallen dead timber, and tho utmost
precautlon was necessary to prevent their
approach being heard, but under strict in.
functions from tho guido they crcpt
stealthily along until they had got over
1oout half mile of ground, when sud.
denly Auta5ccs, who was in the advance,
by rapid motion halted tho party who
were following, and dropped on his face,
the rest following Lis example. He then
signed to Lieutenant Baldwin to approach,
who In the most careful manner did 30.
The scodt pointing through small space
between the logs, the Lieutenant beheld the
following scene: An open space in the
timber; Mexican boy about sixteen
years old lighting a small fire; man in
the act of cutting sumo meat from quar-
ter of beef that hung TO tho limb of q tree.
,Autabccs had thrust his rifle tnrough the
logs and had the man covered, the distance
about fifty yards. He looked to Baldwin
for permission to fire. The Lieutenant
fearing tho man might escape, nodded his
head. The rifle cracked, the man leaped
into the air, then fell. In an instant he
was on his feet making for his rile which
stood against u tree short distance of,
shouting at the same time to the boy, in
Spanish, "Run Manuel, the Americans are
ON u.s." Before reaching his rifle Auta-
bees was on him; two rapid shots from his
revolver and Espcnosa fell dead in the act
Of reaching for his gun. The boys flight
was stopped by fatal shot from Lieu
tenant Baldwin.
Espenosa's head was cut Off and con-
veyed to Fort Garland. Tho boy was his
nephew and was buried where ho fell.
Thus closed a career that is without par
allel. 1t seems like Ill Incredible state
mcnt, but the truth of which can be
vouchcd for by all the old residents of
Colorado. A character Of that kind de-
pictcd III romance would appear absurd,
simply proving how much stranger is truth
than fiction.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15
Raising SunKen vessols.

An experiment recently took place In
the Eust India Dock Basin. Blackwell,
London, by permission of Mr.. J. L. du
Plat Taylor, tho secretary OF the Dock
Company, for tho purpose OF tcstin9 aud
illustrating tho mode of raising sunken
ships by means Of tho apparatus patented
by Mr. William Atkinson, naval engineer,
of Sheffield The machinery employed
consists Of The necessary number and sizo,
according to the power required, Of oval
Or egg-shapcd buoys constructed of sheet
iron, having an internal valve Of simplo
and effective character. Captain Halos
Dutton, the dock master, who assisted dur
ing the operations, had placed his small
yacht at the inventors service for the oc-
casion. The vessel was moored In tho
basin, and SGT of four buoys were at
tachcd TO 1t, one on each side near the bow
and the stern. Air was supplied from a
pump on the quay by pipe communicat-
ing with small copper globe resting OF
tho deck Of the vessel, and from which
place proceeded four other flexible tubes
one to each buoy, thus distributing the au'
to each one equally. Tho vessel being
flooded and In sinking condition, the
buoys were attached and the valves oponed;
they rapidly filed with water, and tho
vessel Immediately sank IN about 80 feet.
Upon the first attempt all air chamber In
the stern had been lost sight Of, causing
the vessel to come up to the surface stern
uppcrmost; this beng rectined, the vessel
was again sent to tho bottom, and allowed
to remain short time to allow her to settle
down. When the order was given to work
the pump, tho vessel was brought 10 the
surface, perfectly level, In about hreo min
utcs. The apparatus used, although only
models, and on u comparatively diminu-
tive scale (the buoya measuring feet A
inches In height and feet Q inches In di-
lameter), was estimated to be capable Of
lifting q weight OF nearly 90 tons, and that
II needed, as represented by the. patentee,
only corresponding Increase In the lifting
power to deal successfully with vessels OF
any tonnage sl,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15
our Farming Interests.

The past forty years have witnessed a
prodigous growth In American farming.
In 1910 our grain product was @ 8, 900, 0 o
bushels; ten years later II had risen to 802, :
100000: ten years later still to 1928, 900, :
900; ten years later yet to 1887, 600, 900,
a d nine years later, or last year, to
2,43l, 900, 900. These annual cereal pro.
ducts have risen from value Of $4,000
900, 900 In 1850 to one OF $ll, 200, 900, 900
in 1870. and probably to ono of $4,000
900, 900 or moro In this past year, 1880;
and tho surplus, after paying wages ana
expenses, was over 80, 600, 900, 900 in 1870.
aud perhaps 80, 000, 900, 600 In 1880.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-15
BAKkD BEANS.

Oh how my heart sighs for my own native
Where lo'atoes. and squeshes. aud oucumbers
Where cheer and good Welcome are always at
hand.
And custards and pumpkin pies smoke In a
row,
Who're pudding the visage OF hunger screnos,
And what Is far dearer, the pot of baked
beans.
Lot Maryland boast Of her daintios profuse,
Her largo watermooDs and oantsloups fine,
Her futile and oysters. and terrapin stews,
And soft crabs, high-zestod with brandy and
wine;
An neither my henrt from my native lund
wtans.
Whom smokes on tho table the pot Of baked
The pot OF baked beans with what pleasure
l saw 1t,
We'll seasoned we'll porked BY Botne rosy
faced dame;
and whom from tho glowing hot oven she'd
drawit
Well orlsped aud we'll Drowned to the ia! le 1t
oEt give me my country the land Of my
teens,
OF che dark Indian pudding and pot Of baked
beans.
The pot Of baked besnsl All ! the muse is too
frail
Its taste to descant on, it's virtues to toll.
But look at the sons Of New England so hale,
And her dnugi ters rosy. twill teach thee
full we'll
Like mo, it will teaoh thee 10 sigh for the
means
OF heallh. and-of ra pture!--the lot Of baked
beans-
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her In her arms.
'I'm so glad," said Slrs. Perry.
$50 am l, mother" Said Miles, content
edly.
Aud Antonia Archer was forgotten.
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Produce,

Everything,is scarce. Owing to the bad cox
dltiOn of country roads there is nothing far
barter or sale On the streets except few wGeoa
loads of corn, which is readily taken at 35Sl0
c1nts.
Oats are nominal at zoe.
Hay Is quiet and unchanged
Flouris very Arm a. the advance. Very
little, however, ia changing hands.
Choice butter is scarce at lG@2Oc.
Rggs are scarce and 10 good demand at
10 cents.
Hides sre ia small supply and
Nv 4 at from Is TO p cents.
No Jool OF consequence iscomlng iu. 1t is
unchanged from previous reports.
Frat il more pleaiiiul al d there is a steady
demand for choice grades
Oranges. lemons ard bananas are i'm
changed.
Peaches ara in limited supply aud quoted at
81 COGsl 80 per basket. They come from the
south.
Aprlcots are scarce at 10 cents per box.
B!ackberries are held at 81 80 per bucket.
Strawberries are scarce at 81 50 por Fix gal
lon crate.
Plums are plentiful at 81 per bucket.
Cherries IN limited supply at 81 25 per
bucket.
New potatoes are In good supply and quoted
at 81 00Gs2 7e; Old, nominal at 50 10.
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Flour, Grain and Hay

FLOUR = We quote City Mills from old
wheat as follows: XX, 40, xxx, - 80,
kAAX,2 81; Choice, IS CO; family, none.
Imported: XX, per cwt So SO; XIX, g 60
KXXX2 so Fancy. 3.l5 To 3 %; Patent, $500.
RyB-Scarce We quote per Dbl. SIS.
BARLKY-Scarce; good demand, soc.
BsAS-We quote at 81
GUsNY BAes-Second-hand In good order, $
cents piece.
Corn MEAL-Her cwt, lbs.
;,uArs-i0 in store. Inferior S5637.
WHEAT No Soiu, quiet. We quote zoe.
CoRH-30 to 81 cents, loose esi.
HAR-Prairi~. lOOee from wagon, soto Z. 20
ton; Siileti, do, So TO ell. From store. prairie,
0sled $40 --r ton; Prairie baled Ia cat lots,
SIS per ton free On hoald.
We quote; Chopped corn, per leo pounds
-; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
81 30; chopped harley, per 100 pounda, 81 "a
rushed cora and cob, per 100 pounds, SOC
sOru bran, per l00 pounds, $40; Gra-
ham -four per loo pounds, SS0O;
cream meal, 81 80; line boltcd mesl, per
bdshsi, SOC. bominy, per 100 pounds, s2n
ssits, per 90 pounds. go %: corn flour, per lOC
pounds, y.
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A POSITIVE OUR

without medicine. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE
INDICATED BOUGIES. Patented Oct is
1876. One boz Wv AZ
NO. Will cure any case In four days, or Iess
No Will cure the most obstinate case. no
matter of how long standing. AN
No nauseous doses of cubebs, cotalpa. or nj,
OF sandalwood, that are certain TO produce dis.
pepsia by destroying the coatings of the
stomach. 'A'
prlca, 81 SO. Bold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt of price. 'N
For further particulars send for circular 81.
r. D. Box 1888. J. c. ALLEN CO.,
John street, New York.
Quick, safe and sure crre.
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Building Material.

BsICK--AL the kilns 90 80
3ToNE--Atthe Dallas quarrles So per cubiI
foot, !! for foundation 10 for wall, ard 90 Il
dressed front.
LuABKR-NVlve rough pine 81 per thousand
Dressed on one side, So 50; Flooring, tonga
sd and ZrooVed, S25; Dressed Notwithstanding
U7%; Three-eighih tonNled and grooved ceiling
SIS to gl9.
SuisGLEs-Cypress, IS per thousand; 4 alive
pine, gap, So; do heart, 81 30.
LATHs IS 90 al "a per thousand.
CEMENT kJ.eudale, "a 30; Louisville
IS 30; Portland, So 30.
PLASTER FPAms-per barrel, siata 80.
HAIR-pe pound. TIC.
cents; inch ceiling joint 81; inch cap, 500
7 inch ceiling joint 81 10; inch cap do, Soc.
DRAIN fIPK-S inch, l6o per foot; sinch
20c; inch. SIC; inch, 400; sinch, SOC.
MIXED PAINrs-Ready for use and all colOrs
81 So per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-CooRered,. 2per rbl., bulk, Oh 80.
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benZoic

Acld--benzoic per ounce, soc;
acid csrbolic solution, "a cents;
crystal 6oc@$2 per lb; acid cltric, $50 per 10
acid eulphuric, SO per 10; acid tartaric, 55c
per ID; alum, 4Gie per IN. Anmonia-csrbo-
nate 2Gc perl ASA etida. soc per 10; balsam
copsiba, SIC per III; boraX, lsc per III; blue
vitrIol, l2c per ID; Calomel, 75c per ID; Gallo.
mel tEngiishl, 81 90 per 10; canphor, refined,
SIC per ID; cinChonidia, 81 60 per on; chloro-
form, 10 -ll5c per ID; chloral, hydIat 81 75@2 90
per ID; cream OF tartar, powder, SSctoi0per 10;
gum opium. 50 &c per 10; gum shellac, zoe per
lb;morphine, case per oz;Oil bcreamot,s SO 60 per
Id; OIL lemon IS 20 Per ID; bromide potass. soc
k ewv 1oi o, r ,TolGs pes'ss, ~ ,Spef
caraway, Ice per 10; SIENNA, CSC per Id; AlcXo,
&c per lb. strychnine, crystals, 81 60 per o.5
sugar lead, 25c per ID; iloIi sulphur, 3%@z;
per Id; salts epson, 3@5c per 10.
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FrNse and NGta.

We make the following quotations:
ORANGRs- SICILY, per box IS 0G@5 10.
lEMoNs-Sicily per box, "a 25G45O.
NUTs- Almonds rs per pound: Brai
log; flllerts ia; Engieh WGlnu
none; chestnuts, imported 60 italian
IS; peanuts, Tennessee red, 81; cocosnuti
per hundred SC 80.
FIGs-In rs lb boxes, per ID, 10.
POP CoRS-Prlze packages, per half gross
81 %.
RAIsINs-London layer, new, per box, IS 20
isyer, new, per box, 50 90.
BANANAs-Per bunch, . 30 to 4 So.
PoTAToEs-Old per bu, in sack, ii GO; new
25O'
DArRs--In trails, per h. &C.
CURaASTs-71aGSKc.
PRUNKs-9c.
PECANs- Per b. retail; per bushel, loos,
So, So 10 to 81 rs; sacked " TO, s. Is.
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COM MERCIAL.
DALLAS, WEDNESDAY EvENIsG, I

Aside from the business incid ent to tn e frs
of the month ,thefe was not much doing In gou-
eral traffic to-day Fair wea her prevails, but
80 much rain has fallen during the past tev-
eral days that IL will relu'raa week or ten
days of sunshine 10 put the roads In good con-
ditiou again. Farmers are making the best Of
the situation, and are working with via to
flee their crops from W eds sad grass, hence
but few are 10 be seen in the city these days.
Retail trade WAS comparatively coed to-day,
but confined chiefly to the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-02

CArrLx -Cornfeo. sls to s22; erase do year
lin, o, socas; steers, from y 10 & vears old,
5iS2s20; harm cows, sl5@SSls; butchers, * to
SIC per Id. on FOOT.
EoasEs,-Ponies snd sheep SIS to $40. Plugs
80 to SEQ. Farm rtock SIS TO 500. Harness
livery SEQ to SEQ. Harness fancy sl25 to slIS.
Harness spans $3.50 TO 500.
Muies--RGte $50 to S6j Medium sC5
Extra drHusht SlOa to $3.50.
Hoes--on foot, 3e5ho. FOR inferior topriine
pOrkcrs.
Murr0ssHETP-Ihoy are guotahle At 80 so 90
per heSd PR weight 10 $50. per pound
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EtlsCAs

illustrated 80 ;''so ul.ide, -GV p., .. .,..,
1ot giii tindsig, e cents, Sauna - -
,oyefS' d eta Manhood, 10 ceCl>, y o,D,n
hood, 10 cents, Pamphlet. 5 cents-s.cDre.,-
sealed by mail. Send money or pcs,,..
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great spec,a,s,
." - rhgr'eS Street 81. Louis. Mo
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
miscellaneous aroccrs' STOCK,

RIcB-Wholessle 6x to IN.
sALr-In barrel, 81. 80 TO $50 LIVERPOOL In
Sd cse,S .Gn; Rock 81 30 per sack.
Trade sS %srs sGd Cream iS, alSs s sns
soAr-Oiive, khc. peri pounds; Blu, 'ud.r 81
to6H; Sst,pet, s3.4O. to $50. Eureka Man
ufscturing Company: Cyclone, 81; Pale Olive,
3; Extra Olive, AZ cents per pound.
BEASs-4h tcGc. per pound.
CANDLRs-Star. full VT lao AN.
CHERsR-None In market.
HoaINY AND GRITs--S5@s85. % per barrel.
SAUER BRAUr-For half bal rel Us toS 10.
DMED PEAcBEs-Unpeeieds &C, .Snpeeled IL
per pound.
KITCHEN QUEEN BAKING PONDER
s 10 cans 50; ID cans Is; l lib cans per dozen
81 SO; H. 10 cans per dozen vi 10; Id ID cans
per dozen 15c. Bulk per Id l3a.
Coal OIL-Beiow are revised quotations.: ll0
deg. r.. test: In barrels 10 cents; cases, e. Oh
CLOTHES PINs-Round, CSC; spring, HOO per
UoX.
MxAsuves--k bushei, iron bound, $50 per
dozen two-hoOp pals, Sc 10; three-hoop. 80 80
TuBs-Ihrce nest, " .S0t1Sz so; eight nest
a.25; No. l, 50 80 per dozen; Ne. 2, $50; No.
81 10.
WAsuRo ARps-wood, ~. S5; zinc, 81. 80; New
Era, e2.br@S7 10.
WILL BUcKRrs-.si. 25es4 so per dozen.
PowpxR---s6. 50 per key of IS poundsi lex dc
SHoI--Drop, bag, 81 rs, to- 25 buck 81. 40 to25i
MACKRRRL-No. barrels, SO half barrels
6. so; kits, IL pounds, 81; No srrels, So
| CANpY--stick, 10 10 lao. pound. Fancy, II
| TO Csc.
LYK--Concentrated. o.. 7hS 800
| RoPx--Sisal,h In. basis ,l0S C; cotton, 90 &c
| VISRGAR--Per gallon, 2Od,30c Apple, zoe. tool
whArrINe PArRR-Rag and Straw i5c. sJc,
| STARCH--i&14Hc.
Juas-We quote II to l2 cents per gallon fol
| glazed. Crooks Ii to II cents per gallon foi
glazed.
| BEEswAX-l5 to lsc per Id.
TALLow-ln barrel, ~; In cake, sc per 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-02

Vision, Noises In the had The vital Il, y, u
passing unobseryed IN the urine, and mo ny Wy
other diseases thar leod to insanity and desths
The Menlcal Gen lemen connected Win ~
lhsSttutlon ore graduates OF the bes, college
arge experience Ia these troubles, AID Iii
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED pOII Az
.r a caseof this kind the VITAL REST0Is AZ
TIVE (und'r their special advice and treat.
menu VIII not cure, or for anything iInnrra
or injurious found in 1t we treat ali prra,e
Diseases successfully without m ercurv' COM
sULTATluS FREE. Thorough eyaninst ~,
and advice, including analysis of urine. 81
four times the quantity, SO. Sent TO Snv al
dress upon receipt of price, Z. o. u seonra
from observation, and in private name if de-
sired by Erglish Medical Institute. No. ia
olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postotfies
Wholesale Agents Williams, TollIyer a
Walker, Dallas Texas
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ALcoHoL--s2. 80 10 81 40 per gallon.
WHIsKY-Sweet mash, 81 .25Grsl ~; Bour
mash, 81 .60Gs5, according@sge.
WISKs-C laret. In case, So 1894; Cetawba
yer gallon, 81 .l0GS2; Port, per gallon, 81 30 q
-; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20as3; Madeira, per
ya!.nn, 81 .8o@s5; White wine, In cases, a. rs
6siC.
CuAwPAeSE-Cooks, In baskets, tl5@s2O
Heidsie, X, In basket, SIS; Krug, In basket. 81
Domestic champagne, sl0Gl6.
ALK-Stock ale, per dozen, g.. l5@s2 so; Por-
ter. per dozen, s2dlS2 80.
BorTLE BRER-st. Louis quarts sl2, tpints
sl2 10. Eudwiser, sl2, pin:e Sl3 50.
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leather, Etc,

soLr.LEhTiEp uAE--.No. ] 3sGS9uo , $685.,
HENLpcs hrM bunalp slaughter, GG3l;
goos 25i do good No. :. 20; good Damaged -
OAK HARNESS LSAruEi--Np. |, 3sc do2 50.
HENLoCS-prlmc 81 do good 3s; do No2 81.
= fRENci CAlrsKIS-sl.25 10 si.00; ac-
cording 10 quality.
PHILADELPHIA CAiFsKlN-So, Isl 10 10 81 "a
do Nu2 81 81 10 s. 10.
PHiL,pELruA hirs-No !. 9Oc... to sl.0o,
accord ny to weight,
kuEyP .-JObbing xxxx per dozen slO. 90.
Linlngs. Mhlin Sn,ln.
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sUeARs-- ~ quote: Powered H. ;Crusbd, ~
6llA ,Granulated lliS;standard 4, l0h; White
extra - extra q 10 -; iellow-Loulsisna
white clarified l0ti TO l0IS; yellow clarified
iOh to lOil; Open Kettles choice sh to 8;
prime VA G9h tair S%@jc.
McLAssRs--Lo usiSha choice Coo, prlmeA c
fair TO good i5Sb0c; syrup 90 TO toe.
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a never telling Cure
,fors Nervous debllity
Exhausted Vitalityy'
; EN- tual Weakness
speimatOIrhoea IOS3,
NJ AMI GOD, iu.l ol,n.
eS, Paitls els, sldsII
The terrible effects OF ~
sell Abuse, youthful
20 lies and excuses nj
mAtu.er years-such n
toss of Memory, Las 50
itu 4 e, No { turns
Emission, Aversion q,
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GALVESTON

GALVESTON.
Galveston, June Lection opened firm;
mid llng lOis; receipts 7O1.
Market clos,d ilim; sales 3aT; low ordi-
nary 81; ordinary rs; good ordinary s,i; low
iniidliog sh; m!Gdltng lO't;. good mid.
alag NJ.
ST. LOUIS.
81 Louis, Jane l.-Market closed firm;
mid Hing lU,.; receipts ass; shipments l,CiG;
SALTS 593; stock sa,q3t.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Juus l-la:l5 pt m. - Cotton
quiet and steady; midcling 8 l5-l6; oleans 6;
sales 5000.
SOP. m. Sales OF American G,Coo.
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l2:i5 D. IN. -spots closed l 10 higher; mid
ding 10 sis; sales sos.
2:il D. m.-Spots closed quiet but steady;
middiipg 10Y; sales 5SI.
Consolidaied net receipts 1871
Exports to Great Britain 20, 5c2.
France none.
Continent l2,I67.
Channel $40.
Stocks 453,S 55.
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Ht,ses.

,S a9ssrty saiin,'9 p9Hn9S anu Sn"Gs ~ e
dps nc; wes salted, 7c.; green butche,
aidss, bsc.: Ali damaged, wet OF dry
half prices deer skins voc. sheep skins iron
ISc n EOr each
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Cast, so cents per hundred stove, 20 cents
wrought, 50 10 10 cents per hundred; brass,
S. per hundred; copper, 80 Per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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BAoor-1one .cicsr sidcs i0}S, short clear
ION breakfast bacon 100.
Osy eALs-lons clear sldess O5sl short
HAns- Canvassd TX to lsk
:. LAnD-Tleree 1sk shalf barrel, H. rails 8. 70
70 pounds, 11kI pounds. a "a -
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Seeds.

GERMAN MILLxr-We quote 81 80 per bushel
Garden, 5Ots per pepper retail. Wholesale
lk to cents per paper.
Cotton-At the OIL Mill,'s6 per ton.
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CosFEE-Rlo common, l21a to 1917; fair, IA to
ltH choice, Ia. tolja; Lasuayra, 49,. TO Is;
Java, 2Se9S0c.
Txls--Impcrlal, !5965e; Young Hyson,
i0S60; Oclong. i5e6oc' japan, Gglctbo
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A fair trade was done to-day on mail orders.
sugars are very scarce yet, aud higher.
There 10 a 500 l dcman for all grades.
Conees are quiet aud unclaimed,
and In moderate request. Meats
and lard are quiet end unchanged. The
Clneinnasi Price Current Of the 10th uit., says
"Lhe last week shows but little change In the
relative packing operations compared with the
preceding week, but there 10 continued de.
essess eompArvd with corresponding time last
yess. shs rssurns indicating total AZ western
. LslAw o. l2sSVo for the week. against 80 ooC
~ lsecedins week, ard sco,oo during CORE.
A.. ~ Time lses scar. mailing tclal q
~ sea March u dals. asaiss,
"a. = : eseissss q 40
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RuryIos. Beds. Wheels

MnFELs-- (sarven y At wholesale per
set; Is $40. rs; L sS.eh; y s7.25.
SPRING WAGON BIDS. -kur's patent, SIS,
Sle aud $40 tor plain, 81 aVd double Pam
uels.
SHAFTS "A 81 90; b sl.75.
Poles. --B 50; A 81.
BuGGiEs. III end spring, es0; A siOe spring
So. strictly a phae,ons, $50, Cairinges,
s:vs, 3eutlemen's driving busy, side ba o
t,5O do speeding, 81. End spnng, strictly :,
Si,. np-oren, s6a to $50; side rTinF do, silbA
-; Ia np-urBeais 40, sl02; platform sprin
do, oo; three spring do, s,h.
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prAcBEs-2 pounds, 81 80; 5 poundr
So 90 to- so.
ToMAroRs-2 pounds, 81 IS; pounds,
Sl.70.
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HANK EXCHANGE


The jobblng trade is fair, and promises TO
continue steady for some time TO como. As
regards prices, they are nrm on nearly ali
articles VI goods handled at this season.
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Ftsu-lsho. per 10.
uYsrrRs--pct can a. cents for Baltimore,
Mattagordas. Is for Berwick bay.
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Financial.

To-day being the llrstoi tho month, money
was changing hands quite freely, The city
paid OF It's employees, as did alsl the railroad
contractors, and bills generally were easily
sst,led.
HANK HNCuANgr
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CoAL-Indian Nation, ~ so per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoKR-e0 cents per barrel.
WOoD-Oak ,hickoryan0 ash $500 to s 8 so pei
cord. Sawed stove wood Is retailing. at the
rates of a 80 to 90 per cord.
CHARCoAL-65 cents per barrel.
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EeGs-l5 cts per dozen
BuTTRR.-Northernl 5to 20; Texas lah to lGc
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Receipts .. the stock yards were light, and
oirerirss were freely taken on tho basis Of
Quotations.
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Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc,

sroxxs-rrom = to M inch, per set, Ky,
select, t3, Xxx, s2.7S.
SAWED rELLoIs-,x 10 az, - per set.
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Dallas wool MARKET
Fine, 20i medium, Is, heavy, 100. ID
urry aud dirty, 0 toto csnts on.
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ton.

The maIke' is very firm to-day, and has ed
vadced sn all round. There was good de-
mand for the staple but none in the fDarRet.
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iirugs.

CuIoKENs-We quc:e So % Tor springi iol
grown, 81 %.
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