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The Columbus journal., 1881-11-23


Anthony & Ellis's Uncle Toms
Cabin car came in yesterday.
The sneak thief now grabs hold
of an overcoat--and be needs it.
John Rickly, Sr., is 8 member
OF the L. 5. grand jury st Omaha.
Call at Wm. Becker's and get
? some kraut, the first of the season.
II The total disbursements on the
A. i Y. last pay day were $4,000.
Oysters and celery in large
supply for Thanksgiving at Hud-
sons.
Correspondents should remem-
Der 10 write on but one side OF their
paper.
If you want Il choice article oi
Michigan cider vinegar call on Wm.
Becker.
A very pleasant call Monday
from George Trueman of Monroe
precinct.
Miss. Martin. of Council Bluffs,
Is visiting with Miss Ada Millett of
this city.
As usual Of late years, We have
baeu eXnerieuciug our November
cold spell"
Miss. f. Friday, of Bellwood,
Butler county, il visiting Mrs. Ran
dali in the city.
The NJ. f. Mite Society will
meet Wednesday evening, this week
Al Mr.. Lushbaugh's.
M. Weaver j. at Omaha, having
a situation at Dewey X Stones fur
niture establishment.
Plenty of old papers in bundles
of ten each, for five cents a bundle,
at the JOURNAL office. If
Jackson Lodge h. of II. give
ball Thanksgiving evening At the
station house, Duncan.
The man who attempted to take
the life OF Guiteau. proves TO be
Vim. Jones OF Virginia.
Nails, ropes, and everything
kept in a iirst-class hardware store,
Al Ernst, Newman X Cos.
There are more permanent i'm
provements on farms in Nebraska
this year than ever before.
Read kramer'- price list. %
The sOcisble and oyster supper
ST the NJ. E. Church Friday evening
was a success, socially and finsn-
cially.
If any one doubts that they have
good preaching at the NJ. f. church
lot them call and hear 3 few SER
mons.
Call At VIM. Becker's headquar-
ters and leave your order for your
supply of choice Michigan apple
cider. 27-4
IT. ri. Saunders has ordered his
JOURNAL changed TO Columbus, and
il located at his old home on North
street.
e. V. Clark. Esq, Of Genoa, was
in the city yesterday. He has not
yet recovered from the injury be
lately received.
w. W. Burgess returned from
his eastern trip Monday evening,
looking hale, hearty and as good
humored as ever.
Ernst. Newman & Co. have on
hands 4 number Of extra, new wag-
on-beds which they will dispose of
st reasonable rates.
The best lamp oil in the market
Is the Daylight Try il, and you
will have no other. For sale, by
Dowty, Weaver & Co. 3O-2
w. II. Randall returned from
Chicago Monday evening, and left
sgain Tuesday morning with three
more car loads of hogs.
Farmers, bring your poultry
butter and eggs TO Lambs near the
9ost-ofice, and get the highest mar
set price in cash for them.
-Ex-chief OF Police McMahon
Eas engaged Saturday in trying to
.ouse the anger Of councilman
Gluck. The end il not yet.
Mr.. John Elliott, late of Post
vile, this county, goes TO Omaha to-
dsy TO go into business with his son,
j. E. Success to the new firm.
We will furnish the Omaha
Weekly Republican, with the Jour-
NAL for So 20 year. Call and see
specimen copy of the Republican.
Union services will be held at
the NJ. E. Church Thanksgiving,
Thursday, 24th inst, st IL a. N.
Rev. Pierce will deliver the sermon.
The Columbus journal., 1881-11-23
Carpet WeaNing.

After this date, will weave rag
carpets, - hit and miss" At 10 cents A
y ard: striped, At Il cents a yard
2s-3 A. SCOTT.
The Columbus journal., 1881-11-23
Choice Michigan Apple-.
Notice.

A car load just received at Her.
man Oehlrich 4 Bros. 29-S
The Columbus journal., 1881-11-23

Becker & Welch at the Shell Creek
Mills are now ready to do grist
work.
The Columbus journal., 1881-11-23
COLUMBUS MARKETS.

Our quotations Ofthe markets are OBJ
tanned Tuesday afternoon, and are correct
and reliable At the time.
The Columbus journal., 1881-11-23
Ready.

You can do that by buying your
goods of j. B. Delsman L Co.
The Columbus journal., 1881-11-23
Vermont Maple syrup,
Save Your Money.

And pure buckwheat flour, at Her.
man Oehlrich Il Bros. 1913
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A Minnesota Chief Threshing Ms-
chine for sale cheap for cash OF on time,
with good security.
ALBERT STENGER-
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Wines and beer for medicinal, me-
Sheehan's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements under this head i've
cents line, mr. Il insertion, three cents
a line each subsequent insertion.
The Columbus journal., 1881-11-23

Advertisements under this head five
cents line each insertion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26
COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY EvENIsQ. .
lima %


Business in nearly all branches was ssirly
active to-day, especially ta the retail tsade
which embraced customers from distance as
well as those of the city. TRANS, both whole
ale and retail, has been much better than
I'd generally hsen expected for june ami The
summer trade bids fair te be one of tho largest
ever experienced. Some branches OF trade re-
main dull, but as whole the distributive
m)vt ment Is above the j une average. This Is
especially true TO textile fabrics, groceries
&c. Labor was perhaps never more fully EN-
pl,yed, and, measured by the purchasing
power Of money, seldom BET r
rewarded In snany sections Ct
the country, the demand for labor exceeds
the supply. in spite of the great tide Of immi'
grafton. Gigantic railway enterprises to be
carried to completion and the various me-
chanical intere,ts make demand upon labor
that is unusual and not fully supplied. Even
the agricultural classes report scarcity of
farm hands, for which, in many localities,
extreme wag, or paid. Itfollows that there
must be ON Increased consumption Of the nee.
essal los of life. The weather continues very
warm and dry, with no immediate prospects
Of rain.
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Cattle.

There was fair movement In all desirable
grades Of clttls at the stock yards to-day.
Prices are unchanged from the pre- vious report,
Bism rex special to the ST. Paul Pioneer
Presssays; an. IL, Cochrape, the great cat
tie Iancler of Canada j. z. Wiser, member
Of parliament, aud ". +. Lewis, n heavy
merchalt of Quebec, are In town en-
route r Fort Benton and the northwest 20
1 und colossal cate rancho. They will To-
cate 1t in III river country, 800 mi es
northwest or Fort Benton. Ihey h We with
them sever ty-five h ad # fine biooded mares
aud s,allions and eighty imported bulls. They
nave nfty more bulls In qu traniine at Quebsc,
which Will 10 low In n few DAYS, aud will
purchase . 900 gr ,ded COWS a Mon ana lhe
aud set aside for his use by the anadiau
government amounts to 100 900 acres They
propose making Il ne stock specially, beliey.
ING thatoy he time they are able 10 supply
the local dem and he country will be reache,,
by one or more lines of railr ad, when the
surplus can eehlpped In refrigerator cars"
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ProSlace,

No new features were developed In country
pr, duce to-day. Receipts by wagon were ratb-
er light and prices generally unchanged.
Tho off sriugs of new Irish pototoes were
large, and while sound lots OF large choice sold
fairly, there was but little demand for common
lots In poor order.
Hay, corn and oats are qdiet and I'M
changed. A few wagon loads of new oats ar
rived to-day and sold at cents per bushel.
New wheat continues TO come In slowly
Receipts to-day Were light.
The crop CORES pon dent OF the New York
Journal of Commerce writes as follows, under
date of June l6:
OF the 81, 1876, ass bushels Of wheat ais d in
lliinoi,, 1884 900 bushes aie ,aisei south OF
what Is k.0wn as the Toledo, Wa
bash Il Western railroad, and now
forms part OF the Wabash sys-
tenn, so that reports from northern counties
Ia Illinois OF the Improving prospects of
whea' have but LILLE bea ring upon the gsleraI
results. Therefore, wIen | receive IL report
from Highland. Madison county w .ch Ia. sed
In lsS0 5,509,4 but heis OF winter wheat,
when says, Wheat 10 ks BAD We don't thluk
IL will average more than half a op, tots of
cheat In II, Il some WAS piowed up, ii, ssiun
I'll damaging some fields very much chincb
bugs are numerous, 1t Is of more importance
tnuu rep III ON hOi lneru Illinois copied
ihto New York paper, ana dated at 'Ruck-
sofd, ILL.,, June 1,-Winter wheat anu ny looks
well, and VIII doub less be an average CROP
rs this county DULY produced lit le over
200, 600 bushels ofboth spring and winter wheat
In 1880.
81 am also In receipt this ming of re-
port from 81 Clair cIuury VIII ch In 1850 pro-
uUced 5oi pa bushes W te' ", eat, ana the
lerson seLdii Z II has unus ual fsc.iiiies of oh.
tanning crop Information. "a Il he writes, Juue
IA; Present appearances Indicate about
nall crop OF wnest; some nelds are
very fine, while adjoining fields a,e
almost worthless This report Is of mere
value than one from Plano, Kendall, where
only 1000 bushels Of wheat We're rui.ea
II leSO, VIII ch says: plano, H., June -
Inc elements appear to De against IN crops
IN Kendall county this season They have
passed through savage hailstOrm, lust escat.
drowned """
''Another evidence of the want of knowledge
oigeography Is xhiblled In the following dis.
patch tel.graphed rom New York to q Chi
cagO paper. which says: THE accounts ir m
me winter wheat belt of the Milwaukee AM
81. faui railroad al @ the reverse of encourage
ing The faces are that tn road does not de-
pend In any way for fr, light frumw inter wheat.
g me amount Of the or p Is SO insignificant
mat ifit proved tOial loss 1t could not Affect
he earnings OF the road 100000 in one way o.
he Other for u year. -
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Asrca.. with the FINES.

This is absolutely true Of NJ. Strickland
& Co., Of Galveston. Their lob printing o..
tablishment and bindery is complete in every
particular, with all the ls,o Improvement
aud styes In type and other material, and Tho
li,hographing branch IL par excellence. II
cannot be surpassed even IN tho me,rono, !.
tan cities OF tho east. With skilled work.
men and oil tho facilities and appliances for
the rapid execution Of work In their line OF
tho most superior Quality, and al prices "a
cheap q. any where n the Union, they arc
prepared 10 all oil orders from q carte do
Waite 70 mammoth poster, and 10 litbo-
graph anything from the sin!c.t rosebud 10 4
sndacape view Of Texaa So, patropixa
hem and keep your money In Texss.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT,
Miscellaneous ssrocers' stocn

RIoK-Wholesale OK to7A.
sALT-ln barrel, 81. 30. 10 800 Liverpool In
aess.$ go; Rock 81. 80 per sscb.
rr SasS Mara ~ Soda iro, XS a. r.; SxxA
to IL. Cream lie
SOAP olive. mo. peri pound; BlGeIpdi, oh
0o6s; Sat'rat. $40. to $50. Eureka Man.
ifacturing Company; Cyclone. 51a; Pale Olive,
Extra Olive, ~ cents per pound.
BSANs-OtoGc. per p0und.s
CASDLSs'- star. full VT Ito Az.
CuRksE-None In market.
HoaIsY AND GRlrs-s5@s5. 25 per barrel,
SAURR RnAuT -sor half bal rel Is to s 80,
DRIED PgAoHEs.-UnpeeledS &c, .B1t peeled IL
GER pound.
KITCHEN QUEEN BAKING PowpEs-
10 cans %; . ID cans 70; Id cans per dozen
81 W.; l-2 10 cans per dozen VI 10; Ia Id cans
per dozen zoe. Bulk per lib l3a.
Coal 0iL--Beiow nre revised quotations: 10
leg. n. test: In barrels 10 cents; cases, ~ 90
CLOTHES PINs-Round, e6c; spring, u. 10 per
OK.
MsAsusvs--k cushel, iron bound, 81, 80 mar
ioscs; two-hoop pals, 81 10; tnree-hoop. 81. 80
TuDs-Three neet, " .S0Ds2 80; eight nest
aoi No. l, 80 80 per dozeni Ne. Q, $3.50; No.
T.@.
,wAs n sSs5 H.aS; zinc, 1885, New
WELL BUoKKrs-sl.eS@sl.b 80 per dozen.
PowpERlso.6o per kss ~ IS pounisj l9x do
S,as " do, sl.W blasting kegs, $3.50
snoT-Drop, bag, " 10, too 20 buck 81. 40. to25o
$50; kits, u pounds, 81; No 'arrels, 81,
o 25c.
Concentrated, S2.7b@ so
RoPn-Sisal, v In. basis, l0hc, cotton, ,9aNc
yINRaAR-Per gallon, 2d@3Oc. A pple, 200 .to2i
WRAPPING PArxR-Rag and Straw. $50. 0Oc.
'rARCH-4A@t1<c.
Juos-We quote II to l2 cents per gallon for
laEed. Crooks II to II cents per gallon for
tased.
BEEswAx-l5 to lsc per ID.
TALLow--Ih barrel, ~, In cake, 10 per ID.
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A POSITIVE CURE

Without medicine, AJI.AN,s
1876. One boz Aa'ehteo Oct. 10
No > VIII, VIZ, cure any case In four DAYS or l...
no vii cure the most obstinate co q, .ess
matter OF how long standing. case no
NO nauseOus doses of cuheha oo..,.
OF eandalwood, that are certain to npoSn, % Oh
pens,a by destroying the coatipes " ~ d ".
on r rac " 90 Sold by all druggis,e, or mass
For further particulars send IN, c,r,,,.
IL ". BOX 1858. j. c., ALLEN RI o.
John street. New York. 'N w.,
quick, safe and sure curs
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Financial,


Matters at the local banks vera quiet 10.
day and nothing occurred worthy OF note.
The financial editor Of the New York Herald
writes.
ut was no prentice hand' that carried
Houston End Texrs Central nom 0J o Ion
anu Western Union from ls3x to iSOh. Mo-
was II Meter OF accloe ut that forced Canada
Southern from 7oh TO 10, snd maize Il The
weakest stock upon the list,, These were
the facts, ueverthe cess, and ley m " be thur
accounted f,r. A has been prev iotialv atnteu
Houston and Texas 10 showing an excellent
busi iess aud exceptionally good prosn. cls Of
Q better one 10 cOMs. The outlook IL sufii.
clently pr missing to invite tho atten ion O,
English speoulators, and on their orders a
large amount Of stock (said to have exceed, d
1000 n resi- has been Purchased and an ippou
during the last ten days. Upon this foreign
deal the ptlee advanced some eleven p1ints
I'm rsseion prevails that Mr.. Van.
dcrbllt means toll ave Il out in tho CO until
the 70 IDS with winch he IL more pn Icu
larry identin d are doing a better usi 4 Al
than they are day, Lac ritre
Michigan were upid aud barely s'ea. v, m
plighunx Of faith between trunk.lin, pr Z.
dentA, sails repor ed to have occurrr IL 4.
ee!vei on the street with sufrAw VI orc L.
psiiE nnA 9eonme y matter Of fac. Z -
must uA eSsivusly rvducsi, ami n IN :, ma
enre INT their market price muat h. $40 :,
Xsst-rh, ora De ssnr Wns,. 10 ,ns n Eris
= penver ene nMS 0rAndv. The istt~s pam" ~.
MN - 4 ~ y s ssSS q X PER cent, ray.
~ sifss ~ y ssS SiirssSs june sSS
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Fruit ana Nuss.

We make the following quotations..
HnAANoss- sicily, nomipali per box, % 0o@
=, h;,noSs-sicily per box. 20 me7 90; very
.Eurs-. Almonds 70 per pound, IRA,
Io@-i allerts la, Eneliph wsinnt
comet chestnuts, imperial. %. Itaiisr
~ Rsanpsss Tennessee red. sMt eocoanuts
rids-ia q ID boxes. psrib, 10.
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Flour, Grain and Hay

FLoun We quote city MiIis from .old
;xxx,2 SOL Choice, IS ob, faulty, none. - W.
Imported; Xxx, per cwt % 81, XXX, o. GO
G14A2 10 Fancy, S.25 to $40; Patent, 400.
BARLRy-Scarce, good demand, SIC,
BnAN-We quote at 900.
GuNNr BAos-Second-hand In good order, {
tents piece.
DoRN hEAL-Hsr cwt, lis.
OAfs-40 In store. Inferior aJ0H,
0c at 500. "
ConN-s2 TO 50 cents, loose ear,
uAy-Prair's .looss from wagon, "a 10 ~ ma.
on! 9illett. none on market. From storcr
,sairis; oaled sis yer ton, Prairie baisd In car
-, we quotes Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
y chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
rushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 500
s ,o,n bran, per 100 pounds, soOI Sra
roam meal, 81 10, Hne bolted meal, psr
oa c.. zoe; hon,tny, per 100 pounds, t2O
trits, per 100 pounds. u rs, corn -four, per loo
oounda,H. -N'
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Buggies. Spring wag ms, Etc

SHAtTs.-t4@ NJ; polls. y q ID.
fUGGiEs.- -Grade b, end spring, top, 5000
800, ditto. open, s1Ostsv; ditto, side spring,
top, Slu0@sl3l; ditto, side bar, slt09sls5;
ditto, PHI etons, Sl:5@ ;l5V; A grad-, SIDE
spring, tli0@s 100; ditto, pbae'ons Sl5O@s2OO;
jump seat buxsies, sli5@$250; platform
springs, sllO@al2Oi three spiins wagons, 5000
Gll5.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-26

BkCoN-Long clear sides lO1S; short clear
l0ai. Breakfast bacon l2Hc.
bay SALT-LOng clear sidea, ~; short
lear l0A
HAMS Canv8sed 10 to l31i
LARD-Tierce l25S ;'half barrel. 49, pals to
10 pounds, 1871; 3 pounds. IA
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GERMAN hILLxr--We quote 81 so per bushel,
Garden, Soto. per paper retail. Wholesale
IL to cents per paper.
Cotton-At the OH Mill,'S6 per ton.
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EiHh-NnN OYSTER


FIsH-l2ko. per Id.
OYSTERS-per can * cents FOR Baltimore,
Matta2ordas. 65hr.B rwick bay.
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CoFFKE-Rlo common, 1919 to 1917; fair, II TO
liM; choice, AK l5h; Lagusyrs, l6H to Is;
Java, 2sGn20c.
TRAs-Impcrlal, 45@6bc; Young Tyson,
10000; 0oiong 45a0fNo' Japan, oO@6so
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Illustrated No saee 1mGe, s1o passes ..
and g!lt 6ad,ng, 20 cents. sam. IN v.
covers, % cts. Manhood. 10 cents, woma
aood. 10 cents; Pamphlet, 8 cents-secr.s,
sealed, by mail. Send money or pos,s.,
stamps. DR. WHITTIER, the great spsc,.. ss
HT q Gbarias Street. 81. Ions A., 'ls's
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Cast, 80 cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 80 TO 80 cents per hundred; brass
Is per hundred; copper, 80 Per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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Wiues and LIQUORS,
Leather, Etc.

soLx-LEATHER uAA-No. / 3s@39;no 2 36@37
HEMLOCG Best Buffalo slaughter. 3u@ 81
good %; do good No. 2, rs; good DANCED %
OAK HARNESS LEArHKR-NO. !, 3Sc dos 80
HEMLoCK-prime, 81; do good So; do No 2, 80
FRENCH CALFSKIN-$l. rs to $3.50; &C.
cording o qua ity.
PHLApELPn,A CALFsKIN--No. 1s1 10 to 81 g,
do NO2sl "tO 5 10,
PHILADELPHIA kIPs-No !. DOC. to Sl.0o
&C ord ny to weight
tHEEP sK,N--Topp!ng xxxx per dozen $40. so
Innings, white &9'QO.
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Market dull but steady.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, June 25.-Receipts l6l.
200. '' ''
ST. LOUIS.
st Louis, June 49, Market closed quiet;
middllng 1925; receipts 4lJ; shipments lOs2;
sales 2iS; stock 10, 500
LIVERPOOL,
Liverpool, june %, 1915 p. IN. Cotton
easy but not quo.ably lower; middllogs o. 10.
Orleans l.ii Gales 7,t0bj speculation ana
export hoOi receipts 4uoi American $3.50.
July and August Observation-Disclosures. @ Nap
August ana ptember. ............,.,,,.,,6l Ia
September md october la
October aud November. ....,,..,,,,,,,,.,57 .s
November and December. d VIZ
Futures steady.
CD, m,-Sales Of American {. OOO
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ErO3h, NNiIN. WIG, ETC.
IRON. - We quote merchant bar 4c rates:
Norway and Swedes, loo.
PLow STEEL.-sc
WIRE.-smooth wire, No. 0, Go; Nos 10
and II, &c; No. Il, ic, japanned barbed wire,
0Ilc; galvanized barbed, l9hc.
House SHoES'-Per keg, IS.
HoRsR sHoE NAILs-Per box, 25 pounds, No,
7, s5.75i No. y, IS so; NO. u, $6 %.
NAILs-FroIn i0d to 6nd, 81 Oh rates.
TIsNRB's STOCK .-Plok tin per pound; zoe
TIN ',ate, ltx20 Sll per box: l. c. iix2O SIS, rs;
do, l Y Gil .50:zlnc lsoper 10 eelder. l5c pei
ID; sheet iron &c per ib.
AyRs-Per b "; per dozen, ~ TO TO-
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Receipts to-day were light, but some good
grades were conspicuous. A great deal OF the
cotton brought in. however, is rotton, farmers
having neglected to build sheds and protect
the staple from the weather. Quotations are {:
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irregular. There was re sisn Of bull move,
ment, and With .ne few exceptions hanea the
beat tue general list could do was To hold LIS.
own, The Hunk ines, the coal carriers ana
,he elevated rsilrosus hard succeeded In do
ing this, The market closed with onsideraole
firmness, but With ut especial feature. we
n dice he dissolution Of The ODD stock house OF
| Ha,n 4 Muaroe. A new d m h's been formed
! under the anne Of Munro, \ Wickoff. the last
na,aed being n n.in-lrw of NJ Sliney Dillon
| president OF ths Union Pic iU railroad"
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PrAcKEs-g pounds, VI IL pounds
SO 90 to 2 go.
roMAToRs-2 pounds, 81 :t@l rounds
$40.
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Live <tOsA.
CATTLE--Grassieo. $40 to 90; barn cows
slh0Sls; butchers. OK to3xc per Id. on foot.
rHOnsEs. Ponies and sheep SIS to $40. Piugs
$40 to $40, Farm GtOck s35 TO $50 Harness
livery $50 to 500. Harness fancy Sl25 to Sl75.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Muies--Rats $50 TO s65. Medium $65
Extra draught 500 TO $3.50.
Hoss-0n foot, 393ho. for inferior topriIne
oorkers.
Misunderstanding are auotable at 80 .5O@S
oer head. Per weight, to 3kc. per pound.
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rrcncription FREQ

For the speedy cure Of spermntorrh~s, sex
uai Debility and Imnotsucv. most D,nr.Is,s
nave The medicines. We wish 10 atop this
curse u our civilization. ADJ ress, st. Louis
Curative !netitute, S. ChAtlGs 81, between
0th end TN, 80. Louis, No.
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Coal and Wood.
CoAL-lndian Nation, IS 30 per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoKR-60 cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak ,hickoryan0 ash $500 to 9 3 80 Der
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing at The
rates OF "a 80 to 90 per cord.
CHARCoAL-G5 cente per barrel,
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The Great English Remedv

, Is q never silinp,S,.
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UIus0Iidalod net receipts 30, $40.
Etports to Great Britain {. 400.
Fran CO n0ae.
Contineut none.
Channel none.
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Vision, Noises in the head. tb n' ,,;ess Of
passing unobserved 10 the urine a v,dai fuid
other diseases that lead to insan,,,, snd manI
ne ms%ioai Gen Iemen Wi SssaA
OF Europe and this country oest college.
arge experience In these trouSies nave nave had
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDREn,s n ana vill
rive ri case Of this kind the VITAL REsIldAaa S
men win not ' cnre 'psosI advice and rs.
or Injurious found In It We trsat i az impure
SIfI successfully without mercnv riysls
sULTATION FREE. Thoroueb ~, CON.
fqa a or Vil nrpI%Sing analysis Of r. sSa
four times the quantity, SID. sa, 20 oottie,or
G 1.oss upon receipt Of piice d. o y any %.
from observation, and IN privats secure
sired by English Medical inst,tntaaa ZANE Ne Hds.
H how e.s street, st. Louis, Missouri. pos;o,
Wholesale Agents Williams ron,
Walker. Dallas. Texos. '' ioiiiver a
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Coal and Wood.

Eaes-s@' o eta psr dozen
Decentralization scarce and nomina
Texas 10 to l2ho.
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hIDIs. Dry nint, is pounds and upwards, l2,< Ia
kipe Ito; wet sailed, 7c., green batche,
hides, 5kc.: All aainaged, wet or dry,
halt pricei deer skins 900. sheep skins from,
26c. Nb0o each. ','''