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sE6TTsAYED'

David M. Waters ostcEyS befors j., A. Lind
say, j. p, ono roam mare about six years old,
branded ON lett hip nd shoulder ID with In
center of it, one brown nily, two years old
next eprlng; one DARK brown mare mute, no
brands, split In risht car about Iour years
old, valuo fifty dollars.
l.. w. Wylie estrayH before j. A. Lindsay,
j. P, a chestnut sorrell mare, no brands,
about l41 hands high, five years old, left hip
knocked down; value $40.
Taken up by a. B. Mill;r end cstrayed be-
fore A. D Laaier, J. p, Dec Is, 1850, one bay
msre; about years ola 4, Is hands high, brand
cd i on the right shoulder, circle y on tina left
shoulder. Also, one yeIr-old colt, the o.
springof said marc.
Taken up by j. n. Sullivan and estrayel be-
fore A. b. Lanier, Dec. Is, 1880, one gray h lrso
about9 years old, IA hands high, blind ia left
eye, branded y S oR the left shoulder and
thigh.
Taken up by T. l. Tate and estrayed before
w. IL Price, Dec. n, 1850, one bay h0rHe, sad
die and harness marks, about 10 hands high,
branded Ill ON left hip, sbod before, sbozt 3
y ears cid.
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Fruit and Nufs.

TuuNIPs-fOc. per bushoi.
IEMoEs--Per box, y.
PoP Cnt Prize packages, per gross, $40.
RATsINs-Iondon layera, lSgt5. lOi layer
q IS 10 e. 30 per box.
NUTs-Almouds 25G25c. per apoune; Brazil
llal2; Glisfz lt3l5i AngiiEh hainnts
none; chestEulsi % rictns monet lsaAiah
none; peanuts, 20 o. cocoanuts, -.
DkTEs-l00,l2tfc. per pound.
OEANsKs- Sound stock, Florida sno S1le-
iaEa, 81 80 TO 8.
CUHEkrTe-sf5 Exc.
PurrrEa-rGsLc.
We make the following quotations.
Malaga lemons, per box, y; Malaga,
erspes' Der barrel. & %; Malaga grapes, PEI
hall barrel, $40: California grapes, per % ID
boxes, $3.50; California pears, per box
s5 80; cocoanutss per hundred, u
rsssns' , ls5ys5'l sv. rev. ,r or So ebssi
nuts, Omestlc. per pound. loels q ~.
monds per pcund, Ae3i cents3 nlDerl.
peanuts, fancy Virginls, per hundred lbs, 81
hFs, IN IS ID boxes, per ID, nsnei
anpies, fancy, per barrel, q. So apples, choice,
per barrel, 81 b09s2; potatoes, Per barrel
tRossl, q 50; potatoes, PER barrel Peer -
u. Is: onions, per barrel, tf.5Bgss .s5i gsrlic-
l,er string, IS ceafs; dates, In frnilsy pei
pound ecenis;krout, per barrel none; kroutspe
ts1f barrel, none. r0p-corn, prize boxes, PEI
half eross. & 81, lev 1ork factory cheese,
rer pound. u cents; western cheese, PEI
r,ouud. ID cents. choice cabbeees per crate,
h.s0e5.Oo pure s1pis vineesr, Per gallon,
Prcsxs. - Pr bushel 9 Iooss, and
q = cents more double Sucked
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January IL, 1881.


r,,o'er.t r,,,s55,ars week in 1881 has come and
gone. It was marked BY extreme dnliheSs
fhroughou. Trade has languishsd for inc
reason it has seen paralyzad vito ffos'' ah''
certainly the cold, ST. weather ever felt by this
generation IN !Toxas. T1e Thermometer
for the second time this winter Indicated zero
Temperature with arctic Winds, such as the
peog!e Of Canada feel, Bweepiog over'prairies
supposed to be in perpetual bloom. ahis is
the irot, middle, last aud only csusa Of trtae
being 60 slow throu2hous this season. INC
country has all the conditions underlying ana
which can alone stimulate business. COCO
crops. comparat yely small Indebtedness, good
D.ioes freely paid for everything we produce
and no lack Of money In circulatlsn OF III IT,
serys in the hands of private corporations,
individuals and the general government
Added to all this the secretary OF the
treasury has recently been an ad-
yanced green hacker II letting eu'
ell the money the people Wan'ea
Complaints are, indeed, made that he Is eileu-
lating too many "Whlte-becks, or SILVER
certificates. This being the case 1t is loslcal u
conclude that trade will revive 30 SOON ~
the winter breaks. still we have iosta g'ea'
deal which in the meantime Wouio nave peen
consumed aud which we Will never ressih :
That cannot be helped, but there Is no Siouns
for complaint over the general situation ine
outlook was never more cheerful ior iexas
prosperity. This stats is the focal point OIL
immigration and capital. 1t has at last al
tracted tho eyes of the world upon It's latent
elements which are now being and VIII De IN
the near future developed with astonishing
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Freight Rateg 10

New York, all rail-, 81 SO per 100 pounds.
Boston, ali rail, 81 II per1c0 pounds.
Philadelphia, all rail, 81 "a per 1913 pounds.
70 New Orleans. all rail, 81 per 100 pounds.
ITO daiyes, on, % % per bale.
To, st.Ls uis, 81 25 per naie.
Peroesice from st. Louis to Dallas, and from
Kansas City, $50 per car.
Following are the rates from all points N Kan
sas south OF Kansas City:
tatoes per cwt, Soc.
10 Hutchins-Com and oats D, Ro!GI 700.
To Ferris--Corn and oats ,t5c. Eour, SIC.
TO Palmer-Hlour, 5Sc; corr an oats; fG7.
10 Ennls-Flour, Gle; corn an ioats die.
To Rlce-Flour, bic; cornau oals, &c.
Corsicana, MeXia, Groesbeeck Koase, Waco,
Marlin, Breinond, Hearne and bIYan-Slour60c
corr and oats, Doc.
10 Calvert--fiour, &c; corn 81 oats, t0c.
OK GRAIE--To New Orleans nper cut. To
St Louis, 4octs per hun lred.
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Inor-ws quote merchant bar, SC rates
Norway and swedes, loc.
PLor eTEEI-sc.
Wrrr-smoofh wire, No. 3, 7Ho.i Eet. 10 and
II, IKE; No. "a, &c. per pound; bar0ed wire
~ 70 lie; japanned, loo.i extra cut baro
galvanized EXTRA cut barn, likc-
HoRsn sHoEs-Per kegs 50;muie snoesysf
HoRfE sHoE rArLs-Per D0x, p pounds, no.
:. g no; 80. s, e. IS; No. 6, ESQ.
NAIIz-fr01n tcd 70 ond, 81 3 rates.
TTrFrn's STOCK .-PL K tin sc PER pound;
tf1 1lafe 1fr20 81 box; i. G. 1fT20 81. %
do, MAJ .B0s- =, -sspsr 10; esldsr, lie pet
ID. sheet iron ssrfD.
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railway Notes.

The Flashing OF the lrst ten miles Of the
Texas Trunk has been recorded during the
week. The construction forces Of the con-
pany are going ahead Sc fat % possible in
frozen ersuHd The trains viii undoubtedly
ran inio Kaufman In the spring, and thus es-
tsblIsh intimate releions Of amlty and com
msrco bstweea this city and that beautiful
rural town and its county.
EJthIEg especially new has been reported
from the Texas Pacific front
|, in several days. Trains are running TO Baird
kClty, we believe, us miles west Of Dallas.
Another one hundred miles beyond Is in a
more or less advanced stage Of completion.
when warn weather bssius again the CON-
pany will commence putting down iroz at the
rate Of at least one mile per cay. IL net &C.
tuaily at II Paso by next January frat, the
roaa will Be In lsss han one hundred miles Of
there. Heavy trains Of iron, ties, and bridge
material continue 20 pass by oar depot every
day.
Nothing new inregHrd to the East Line Mar
row Gsuge coming from Gresnvills to Dallas.
We confidently rely upon the promise
Of yice-PresIdsnt u. W. Ttylor TO bring his
ro,d 1<fe during the coming Summer.
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ELECTI0N NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that, ia accordance
with an order heretofore made by the hoDora-
bic connmisaioner's court Of Dallas county, ~
election viii be held In jNstlce's pre- cinct No.
OF Dallas county. on Saturday, January 2ed.
lssl, 70 take tho sense Of the qualified voters
OF said precinct as To whether hog, sheep a. 2
goots shall be permitted TO run at largo II said
fustice-s precinet. Those voting will casl
their ballots ''FOr The Stock Law" and
Against the Stock Law" Q. N. Elder was
appointed presiding oficer AZ Soy David
BeDsett ST Mesquite John Potter At Bausht {
Store, 7. X. Seage at Craven's school'housei
and j. +. Cspehart at Hickory Greek sck9oi-
house. said officers vii hold eleciios and
make their returns TO me ss the law directs
r. +. BURKE,
CouB ty Judge ofDallas county 4.
December f2d. 1seO.
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Ruirdinr Material.

BrrcK-At the kline CT 30 to $40.
sroNK-At the Dallas quarries 30 per cubic
foot. Laid in wall lie.
LusBEK-Natiye rough pine SO per thousands
Dressed on one side, s22 B0j Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooyed, SIS; dressed Notwithstanding,
SIS; Thrse-eiglith tongu0d and grooved ceiling,
ali 80. , ,,.,-
sHINoLrs-CJ press, o. per thousand; Native
nine, sap, So; do heart, t3 70.
LATHs-s3 5Oper thousand
CEMENT Fort 5 oft. per bar %; sfsof-
endale, So 90; Louisville, Port lard
g6 80.
PLASTER OF PARIs-Per barrel, "a.
HAE--Per pound. 7Hc. =,
CEMENT FIsUEs &C inch, 80 cents; Inch, 80
centsi 6 Inch ceiling joint, Sli 9 inch cap, zoe;
Z inch ceiling joint, 81 ID; irch can 40, eOc;
DRAIN pIPE--3 zach, 100 per loot Alncni
e0c. 8 inch, &c; inch, zoe; Inch, DC.
MIXED PAINrs-Ready for use and all color.
al IS per gallon. All the tested and standard
M axes are on sale by Dallas deslerh'
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given 20 All parties
concerned that the AnglO-Americsn Land and
Claim Association, corporation chartered y
me laws Of the state Of Illinois. will apply 70
fhe next legislature Of thesstste Of Texas Tor
the enactment Of the following special law:
An act Eafhorizing the AHglo- Amsrt can
Lend snd q aim Association 10 pfrrhase =, hold
and acauiro, and r. sell or otherwise dispose
Of real and perEoral property IN he stats 81
srcrsox 1. Be it enacted By the legislature
OF the state Of Texas
That the AnElo- Am erican Land and Claim
Association, O corporation chartered Hndef
fhsl..1s a The staee % Iliuois FOR he purpose
al locating colonies On Land In q g oifersat
efsfrs aud ferTito1ies OF the United sta ss, are
hereby futhOrized and empowered 70 puf-
chase. hold and .quirs, an5 20 cell or other
wise dispose Of real and personal property Ia
The stats Of Teras-
Dsted At Dslias, Texas, this 1st day Of jar
- " JAMES B. sIlIPsOE,
Attsrnsy for Applicant.
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throughout the xf1 has been greater thnn
tho supply. Joltpoeh.auo styg svsnty,hve
por cent OF iha corn crop produced IN Dallas
c,enty last year stands IN ths fields IN gath
ercd.
Oiis have also go ne M. We quote them TO-
day et 42h to As cent?, with nm acu We demand
Z. Meats steady and slow Of sails. Smoked clcar
sides cents, dry salt do, 8. Dressed hogs
cents. Live do, 70 ~, with demand good
for these last, dressed ard on foot hogs' VIVA
game scare and in domSnd.
General groceries hGve been tribe slow for
tho time OF year. The order TRADE has been
barely nodeIate during the week. Cofiee rules
nfm a. the quotations below. Sugar is I'M
| changed and In fair sale. New Orleans talks
/ ofa firm maike. In sugars ard ctIees, Che
demand for canned goods is moderate
Oranecs have played cut They can't be
shipped from the south to this northern (sicl
climate without TOO much risk of freezing
Lemons 81 80 per box and in good supply.
| Apples are slow since Christmas. The stock
hes been good and brands the finest, but they
have not sold go fast sinca The price went to
| 80 rs and s. 90 per barrel.
Irish potatoes have also played out. The
only sale reported ID uH Ourlbs Tue wien ""s
a small lot of it in sacks at Sc 90 per bushel'
No barrel lots known to be In town.
There is 5 small supply of onions, more or
Less sound, he'd at 81 80.
Butter has ruled steady al 25 cents for Al,
aud 90 to 22H for others. Stock ample and in
excess of the trade,
Eggs ere generally % CENTS per dozen from
first hands.
Flour has been steady. The supply has been
and Ia ample. We quote patent brands So 10
to So 20 and e3 % per barrel. The market Is
more conservative than at last report
Poultry Ia scarce. Chickens readily bring 70
per dozen, and turkeys 50 to $40.
yenison is in good demand, with little Offer
ing 80 are pr airie chickens and quails. Less
of these have been here this season than eyer
| known BE- fore.
| Wool Is in heavy demand every day,
| and the fine prices paid by consumers brings 1t
freely forward. 1t varies from So to So 80 per
card for four foot with stove retailing at least
one-helf more, or 81 80 tc IS per two-horse
load.
The coal yard has managed TO keep inc
CRATES going during the week. The price Id
yanced during the week to $40 per ton. The
chances now are that a coed supply will be at
the agency during the remainder oil the winter
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obrs-. pew Texan ~ 10 40. saotsd, 900.
WHabJ Mo . old, sbci No 5new,. sheesgci 10
f,al WifiTO new, 1ielg Helocttd, WW1ij no
.ssae. % gdici Modlttera6enn, NO2, sos NO y,
rM.i5ci Nicaragua, nominal, Soc, but not want
~ 81 Texas Iailers.
yUHN--iC cents, loose ear,
BAY--pislrIa loose from wagon, sl2 per ton I
dllott. do, S12. From store. pralfie, baled Sl5,
Der ton; Nilott, SIS. Prairie baled, In car
lola, GA per ton free on board.
Ne quote; Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
slj chopped corn end oats, per 100 pounds,
crushed corn and coo, per 100 pounds, bOci
corn bran, per 100 pound@, 3Oci Graham nour,
So 25i cream r9eal, 81 10; line bolted meal, per
gdus, por 90 pounds, 70 IS; corn -four, Per 100
OuNds, 81.
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MtsoolInneous eroaers' stoeLI.

caANsRnmEs-s2 75@s per bushel.
RIGE-Wholesale 90 ~. =,
sALr--In barrel, s2:gS; al L ap's IN
tRAcKERs-sodn, KAA, ga TO u AAAA,
to TX; Trade Mark, TAT Cream D. singer
Snaps so 20 10.
LnAp-Sc per ID. 49,
soIP-oiiTe, kIkc. perpound; Blue India. OK
TO 6Ki sptipet, $40. Q. F.. Whlteman
SCo.is Dal'ae sosp Works: Pale Olive, SCI;
Cambria &C per pound Ep poa Te & TItpe
Olive, AZ cents per pound.
CANDLEs-star, full wtl9h. light VT lS,S' :,
CHERsE--tTear Spring, llc; Factory TO ID.
UoMIJY AND GBITs-S5GS5. 80 per barrel.
sAUKR KRAFT FOR half oarrels6.5O.
APrIEs-S3 IS to 81 90 per barrel. stan
dard harrel of apples contains ii pecks.
ONIoNs-Pcr barrel, "a 10,
PoTAFoEs-ss IS. per barrel. In sasks'
Dm n PE4csEs--UnpOeled So, peeled l2o
SWEET PorAToEs-JOc. per buuhel.
Coal OII-Below are revised quotations ~
| r. test: IN barrels 20 cents, per case OF Gai-
ION cans 90 80, and j gallon As centa,
CLOTHES PINs-Round, Csc; spring, N.O0 per
Mi MEAsuREs-.X bnshcl, iron bound, $50 per
dozer; two-boop pails, 81 10; thres-hoop, $3.50.
TuBs-Threc nest, S2.30@ys.6oi eight nest
s.25i No. !, per dozen, tlei No. = sS'boi NO.
'wiSHisunoAEps-wood, si.sS' zinc, sl.sO' New
WILL BUcKETs-el .0s@sl.75 per dozen.
PcwpKn-e6.4 40 per key of IS poundsi Tx do
50. As Ga do, 81 .83; blasting kegs, w.So.
sHo1-Drop, bag, e2.l5, bnck t2.4O.
gAoKxKKI.-No. / Earrels, tlO. half-barrele,
g 80; kits, 1e pounds, 81 No. 2 barrels, W:
CANDY-Stlck, l3al5c. pound. Fancy, 10
| to &c.
LYS-concentraJed. 81 .652s3.bc.
Rorr--slsal, \ in. basis, 1905 cotton, ne.
VIrFekp-Per gallon. 2oG30c. Apple, 20o.
WRAPPirc fAPER-kag and straw, SOC. VIC
STABcH-4Nc.
BueeY wHKELs--sarven's patent, A, b, G, ID
and v grades, IS 20 Sl4 per set. -,
TOBACCO Lorillard' q bullion grade, ~ Cl'
max. Go7. ~, -
JUGS we quote II 10 u cents per gallon for
glazed Crooks Ia 10 u cents per gallon Tor
glazed.
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rinnncia, Affairs.

There is mn abundance Of money afoat' sna
bank vaults aret stuffed with more than DC
protitably employed. The nominal price
is one por cent month"; p"'
when good oollaterals ere ofer0d anu
six and twelve months nominated there IL no
trouble finding IL at 10 per cent per annun'
This is pretty steep when 1t Is known that In
New York money lenders are glad to get ana
Q. This ia not Now York, however, and by
good deal.
Some complaint is made at the constanuy
increasing amount Of silver certificates snoa''
They dlspiace so many greenbacks' Ihey
readily PASS over the bank counters and are
OF PAL in all counting rooms, but Tor come
reason or other the people don't like them
T,oy dom, look like good money, but for all
that they are worth their face In silver coir
and will be SO taken up upon demand We
ara getting more Than our share
of them. The reason given foi
their leaving the trade cento1s enc
going 10 the remote country is the expres'
companies charge less for Transporting papel
than they do for coiu. This is doubtless true
but areenbaoks could be shipped at the SAINT
rate "white backs" are.
We have no reason TO complain OF our nnan
cisl situation. The cotton crop now marketing
will fetch between fJO, 100000 and $50, OOO, OVo
and our cattle, wool, sheep, corn and othei
surplus many millions more. And sslde from
this the railroad builders are spending enor'
NOUS sums upon new Texas roads, which il
time will bring capital with the individuals
WHO Will follow their tracks and oper
farms asd build houses, mills
towns and, cities. They will thus be sources
Of perpetuel wealth to Texas until the cad o.
time.
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NOTICE /!
Dallas County Commissioners Court,
nacnrnhnr TNrrn lG.n

Dallas county COluInlfslODeLN NouIii.
December Term, 1850.
VNyHEREAS, On the nth day Of November,
w 1850, upon the requisite number OF APP
pllchnts, qualified voters la juspce's precinct
No. Dallas county, Texas, an election W as
ordered to deterIn inc whether the sale OF in-
toxscsting liquors should be prohibite with IN
the limits Of said precinct, and whereas, In
pursuance OF said appllcnt on and the orde.
Of this court, an election was held In laid
precinct December, II, 1885, conforming In all
resrects TO tho requirements Of the law In suco
cases made aud provided, and whereas, ~ Hnid
election majority Of the votes cast IN said
precinct were for prohibiting the sale OF IN
foNicsting liquors withiu the limits thereof.
II Is therefore ord ffed by the court that the
sale Of intoxicating liquors be and y sbsoiute-
ly prohibited within tho Limits OF said JUS
tees precinct.
Witness my official zeal and signsturs at
A true copy from the N inutes OF sid court.
ONCE this the ed day OF December, lsse.
A IL ATWOOD. Clerk
BY G. T. BoLANz, Deputy.
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Wines and Ltqnors.
AIcoHor--s2 IS to 50 40 per gallon.

ALcoHo1---S2. 35 to 50 40 per gallon.
WusKY--Sweet mash, 81 .25@$4.55; sour
mash, 81 .G01S6, accordlng@age.
WINrs-C iaret, in cage, ts.l5dl$4; Catawba,
per gallon, 81 .1O@s2; Port, per gallon, 81 30 @
S.; Sherry, per gallon, 81 ;209SS; Madeira, per
gallon, s1.S99S5; White wine, In cases, 1926
~t CHHAMrAaNn--Cooks, In baskets, slsasaO
Eeidsiecb, In basket, $2S; Krug, In basket. Ell;
Domestic champagne, Sl0G91e.
ALE-Stoek ale, per dozen, 81 .15@S2.5o; Por-
ter, per dozen, s2@S2.5o.
RsTTLn BEER-St. Louis quarts Sic, pints
SI2 50. Budwiser, 6l2 pints Sl3 30.
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Those who have paid attention 20 eur cot
On ohotatiors have remarked they have not
cen changed in a week sons slisht fuetua-
fIons havs occurred in New York Liverpool
and New Orleans, hui none 81 inlsnd e'tisn
marks:s. They do not change WITH ever
breath, And when deoiirs cones thsy siesr
over FOR q cay or two, BY which time N
advance usually takes plscs. But ve
have had no oott0n durinr ths
us.k. ne receipts have footed CT a
ne snail rte Of 10, Is and 3 bales Der dsy.
D.llss IL 700 bales behind lssi ysar's rsosipt'
- this time. MS viii Be Bartialiy II not
-bolly recovered. for receipts are short svsrT-
~here ainsosf. me ROADS al over ths south
30 ths weather hnre been Ike fhsJ are here.
Corn has adrarcrd. Il is Row 81 cents atd
n. lor iosss fhuck sa1 sa-- Ne demand
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OAK soLu-LEATHnR-over 20 lbs, 400; dc
under 20 lbs, SOC.
HEMLoCk SoLE-LEATHKB - Best Buffalo
alaugbter, soc; good do, 29c; best Matamras
2Dc coed do, 2Tci good DANCED, 20ci poor 40
SOC. A.
rs.
HEMLocK HARNESS LEATHBR-No. i, 55i 90
FPpKR-French calf, VI .25 20 s2; do. kip,sl: ~
5gl.s5 per pound; American calf, 300. Ssl.So
do. kip, 65o.@sl.
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Tho situation I'm the Country.

Like the people in town the country foiKs
have Oh ely spe the week in keeping warm,
No business has been transacted beyond that
required in feeding stock and keeping not
fires going in dwellings. The cotton which
cameoyer from last year unpicked still stands
white in the fielxs, but 1t will doubtless oil be
gathered by the first Of February or IN ample
time to go forward with spring planting
Not lick has as yet been struck upon inc
drop of 1881, OF course no planting can &c
dine until the ground thawe. good deal OF
d,ton in the seed is stored on the FARMS ana
Hat the gin-houses waiting for an opporsa-
ty to he brought to market THIS
HI. be done as sosn as
possibs and as the sun is to-day shining
warm and genial, the snow rapidly melting
we hone the y orst is over, and that we are
about to once more realize a genuine southern
atmosphere. AS remarked in another part OF
this paper to-day, farmers should be cheerful
for since tn beginning of time good crops have
invariably f5llowed hard winters.
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CArr1x-cornfed. els 70 SO; grass do year
Iip.e. f5zes. steers, from 70 years old
fiblf2o; barn cows, fl511tle.
MISUNDERSTANDING ponies, " 2 10; farm
stock, efoQs15s buggy horses, sSv@slsei sac
ale, SO TO sl25.
M0Irs-Fron fftscB 70 sixteen hAnds high,
t76 70 fltO.
Hoes-Op foot, 4Ke5e. for inferior teprims
MUrTos sEuEr-Tbsy ar. su7tshis attn .bOSsl
49,
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Frous - We quote CITY Mis- ron new
wfsrf ns f0Il1rE. ~, %. Xxx, : 90,
TTII, o.; Chulce, 9 -; family none.
rIII,si5; Fnucy- Is 20 81 Patent, = %.
Rrn-In s1ck. 81 %.
F1rrrr-e-r. 1,er l1rlst.l fnrt-ed. loose Sc.
EaAr-We quote % 80. Wholesale, y rs'all !.
err Baas-ssc1nd-k1n lr goo1 Greer,
torr srs1,-On t-rctIrrgs lots sc. In.fbs
tore, jclbl1g lofs 50.
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Meats aus Lard.

BAooK Long clear si6es 50; short clear
0. Breakfast bacon i2e.
Day sALr-Loug clear sides, 81 short cleer
SK. ,o
cd DO, he.
to 10 pounds, Il; pounds, M.
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Coal and wood.

GoAL--Indian Nation, sl0 % per ton, dsliv
cred.
COKr--50 cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hickory and ash 81 90 per
cord. Sawed stove wood is retailing ct the
rates of &c to 81 per cord.
CEARCoAL-65 cents per barr9i.
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Bones. Beeswax and TaiIew.

BoNEg.-we quote mixed So 50 to 81 per ton.
HoRSs-2H to cents per pair.
TALLow--Four and q half to five cents per
pound wholesale. Retail cents.
BKEswAx.-We quote 1Sc TO 90 cents per
pound
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Hides.

HrSzs-ory flint, 10 pounds aue upwards, y
| dry kips, lrce Oh grgbs, - =, 81 ".s Alps "a.
An Damaged, wet or dry, half price;. dee
skins voc. eheep ekins from CSC. 85oe each.
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Pr4r-u CBIcErys-ws qusts 81 sSe. spises
FcrrrErrs-Fer dcren, g.
CHIoKErs-Ws quc5s SIS for spring; 70
r'rrEE T--We quote ec,. 70 81 tpisoe.
DrcKs-For tame. l7ifr; wild, sc dIiece.
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sUeArs.-Ws quote. P0Tersf ~; Crnrfd,
IA ernrnlatec IL st1naard A, 11-<- White
erf a oa1H extra q 70 - - IellJweE a. Toe
LeeiEl1ns new vhlis cl1rifs1 loei yeilow - ;
f,Icice t,4c' pine - r. falr d lc-
E11.AsErs-LJo risiana choice t5cs prime 1oc
fair ID rpod foGfEc.
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CoTFSE--iiio, common, l4ci ordi2eryL -,
fair, 49, good Is; prime, -; choice, lo>s@loi
Laguayra, rs; Java, 28@30e.
TeAs--Imperlal, IRON 4bat5e. per psunoi
Yong Tyson, 40aG0; oolong, 45GSOci Japan
hcNKEc
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Dallas Wool Nfarkes.


Fine, 20; medium, 2s;s heavy, zee. Black
bury and dirty, to 10 cents OF.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
|,,,s wrpKLr MARKET REVIEW

X course O Trade for tho Week Enc
Ing Te.Day--COttOn Hoids its Wv"
Observation-Disclosures Higher
Fiour Sfeady--s7ests DO nos
ChaHge--NOF General
Groceries ANA Conn
try Produce.