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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-22

hsN aaallls M Teens Heen Vim
fell hefi lime IN ~ h head more
llfn llle ammo olna N tallIo liayo eyef
lHbnpif M Hny llHe IN Tie Daaf md w. afe
o0hhdent huf falgefs viii fhnllfN these Prizes
/ flhs IA pfedtllhf much, but W. hfileYe
/ tIHl wtfn lhh spring market opens N VIII
verify fully ibis prediction.
IN fpland The butter trade u regulated
ny aot N Parliament The farmers assem-.
| hla IN The morning aud have MI The casks
arranged In the mafkot.plaoc when the
authorized cOopefs proceed ~ take out tlie
| head of each cisk, aud the inspectors FOL
low, without knowing 70 whom The pack
ages belong, and mark the quality of each
Will proper distinguishing characters
| Tho production of butter and cheese II
yearly growing larger. We see by the pa.
pers that from June Is to August Y, o.
this year tie receipts Of cheese at New YORK
city alone were $50, 900 boxes, and that the
total production In tho United states Is cs'
timated ut over l,0O0.0O0O00 pounds.
The reports to Congress show that the ex'
ports OF butter in 1870 were valued NJ the
small sum of 1892 229, and of cheese at ~.
1871 1884, while in 1880 these exports were
for butter, $GG00,6 a7 and for cheese $l2, :
30, an increase of moro than 100 per cent
In ten years.
The Iowa City Alcohol Works cleared
s2l 900 on nine hundred head Of cattle last
| season.
Pecans sell at San Antonio at eight cents
per pound. The Western Texas crop IS
| light this year.
The Minneapolis Ice Company propose to
store $1,000 tons this year, and ship $4,000
tons to other points in the vicinity OF differ
ent cities-n the South. ;.
From accounts published by the Jardin
DIES Plantes, it appears that the current
| price for an elephant is 1850 francs; for
royal tiger, 1000 francs; for rlIinoceros,
| $4,000 francs; for camel, 1000 francs.
The grape sugar works at Iowa City con-
sumo 800 bushels of corn daily The capt.
tai stock of the company was lately IN
creased to 100000.
In Holyoke, Mass, are twenty-five mills,
with $6,0O0,000 capital, and employing -
100 men engaged in making writing paper.
Their product is $50 tons day, more than
one-half Of the entire American production
Of writing papers.
The steamship Anchoria, on her last trip
from Glasgow, brought three hundred tons
Of Scotch potatoes.
The imports e American tobacco
amounted to 90, hlds., against 210l hhds.
in November of last year, of which -! were
from New York, 165 Boston, 133 Philaqel-
phia, "a New Orleans, II Baltimore. and )
Dundalk. :,
Cattle men in Wyoming have hnisneu
HERR round up for the season very satisiac
torily. Cattle are said to be remarkably
fat
TIE tea brokers of New York have organ
ized an association, to be called the Tea
Brokers' ASS ociation of the City OF New
York. Negotiations are now pending =.
secure a lease of suitable rooms Tor ~
transaction of the business OF the exchange:
Nearly 1000 canary birds are imported
very year into this country.
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n.II..s rxc9ANGg AND COIN.
COMMERCIAL.

D.u..s December I9--Mr. n. Q. Ball
nj ehreveport. is nov in this city inveeti
eating lie r ssibility Of erecting new ice
works here with a capacity Of not less tnan
forty tons Ter day. hr. Ball superinfends1
the erection OF the works In sherman aIir
also m EhrrrtpDrt and.the faetories AZ both
r,inoss have been erhinrntly Successful 20
lar 81 conresling water y con
.c1rped. The wOnks in Nsherman
have a caparify beyond -fbe. demand
there. and Hr. Bsll may deferInlne 20 re-
move DIem 10 this city. ne Only din
calfy be uill have to.enc0untcr i In scar
Ing 4 suiliciencr u good. pure water. IT.
MON srnninsfion. De finds that Be czn pro
f.rre al tie v'zfer Necessary be VIII - once
frfe the inifiatury s-crs t0trect the rorks
here nnd have ti.ern confleted early IN the
c1ming spring
tl'rf he Cd Dallas ict rprks haVe recently
t..rn sd NesErs- II j. Claiin A. Co-.rIf NeF
To-l. heesrninr the purchEEtrs II j. sid
fhrr.uiH be inlne1iatelT re1n0.leled and put
III ed condition. md BE- nm iii connectiyn
rIih 4 PORK parking Establishment % be
s.---lrf here rf once. mis- announc11nert
-..Il IL. sI'-r anf1sfsltrrT 20 our people. rlIo
frrs long - that paekine house here
-~-.-l1 ~ Only b. ndr1rfare0us
=. --.|- rrfr. ~ prove q hIf.IlT rsmuner1-
-. fr'-l'.a .'IrI|t - fbose wbe e1EsEt IN 81
1I..~4 i ~, fIfr IN he Country r1e-t r,d-E
-'--.-ir'r = rid I'D a. ln-rs rstrIrrs o. DE
<--|..-i -.-rirrI - TN j ITO suocrsfni
o1sr1ti0n sIller- IN DAli1-
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sgsi dfmn, eol IN. fedooloe hesyly mo
Dtetetf, tau4ihf premature Development
IN hollis md arrest NJ efnWihi hllahf and
full naturally ftsnlled Wien falha sNne,
The aef6nd ef0Nlh wac Too late M pfOdnte
hiush ffult Nv addllI0n ~ lhO dfonfh,
there vas some loss ff0fn boil worms and
much more ifOtn oalendllsfs, The latter
we,s felofted ~ The 'ogtlietln
and middle cgtihilss N South
southwestern cOuntles Of Georgia, Eastern
and Middle Alabama, tho river district Of
Mississippi, lew scattered tricks lu Lou
Islam and Arkansas, and IN Eastern
and Southern Texns. No reports
were received from Tennessee aud North
Carolina. December returns Of Tie product,
compared with last year are as follows
North Carolina, II per cent; South Carroll
ma, II; Georgia, 80; Florida, W. Alabama,
80, Mississippi, 10; Louisiana, ~; Texas, VI;
Arkansas, so, Tennessee %. Returns OF tho
condition In October, and the yielG per
acre, estimated In November, are more iav-
0rablo than December. Returns Of conlpnr-
alive productions, which are usually con-
sentative, are somewhat lower than the
outcome warrants. Taking the reports of
the season together, up to December ], the
indications point TO n crop Of about 4,9o,-
900 pales and q somewhat higher product
appears to be possible.
In the face OF all the reports from the Agri-
cultural Bureau, Bradstreets and others, the
receipts of cotton this yoar indicate no such
q decline as they publish to the world We
seeall around us here in North Texas receipts
at points that last year got no cotton worthy
of mention. At Pilot Point about 1000
bales have been bought and shipped or held
for higher prices, when last year it went to
either Whitesboro or Sherman. The
receipts at Greenville to date are
about $500 bales, and at the town Of Ferris,
below here, $3.50, and Hutchins nearly as
many more. These facts come under our
own Immediate view, and are not taken
into consideration in estimating the falling
off at older r,;lroad towns. If the same
state of affairs exist all over the South, the
low estimates are easily accounted for. The
crop will undoubtedly be materially short
of last year, but just now much is one Of
those things mo fellow can find out"
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PORK.


TurRr is little to notice IN the price OF
mess pork in Chicago. 1t opened at SlB.2
and closed at $3.50 asked. Last evening il
closed at $1627!.
Pans, December BIN the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day Gandin (Bonapartist) ques-
TONED Ronvicr, Minister of Commerce, in
regard TO the importation OF American
pork. Gandn SAID IL ought not TO be left
TO the importers themselves to take the nee
essary steps TO prevent the importation o.
infected meats, The Under Secretary Of
Commerce replied that the quantity Of im-
pprfed meat was 50 considerable thai
proper inspection was impossible, and that
tle decree was withdrawn in consequence.
The government, he said. was Negotiating
with the United States government on the
subject. Gandin asked how inspection
would be possible in America which was
impossible in France. The matter Was too
serious, he said, To be setiied siniplf by
decree. He, therefore, submitted . bill
embodying tide former prohibitory decree.
which the government las Withdrawn.
Mess pork in Chicago gsrs evidence q.
weakness to-day, and prices declined below
any former pcriod IN tiie last three months.
For January the mar ket opened At 10. -, ana
CLOSED ut 1871 -, seventeen and half
cents below lie closing quotations % last
lie last number Of The CsHcini,sii Price
Current says 81 packinz: iiie progries iiaiis
40 lasi /. operations during iiic past sers
siss s5rut bsl.rlced fiie corresponding time
n-i i-tr - fiis aggregate. ~ iu'cag0.
ks..ss4s stir. Milwaukee slHl Gear Rapids
siis.fe has bctii siigsf iiIcrrese, Wills Jiii-
cinnaH. 81. Souls, Indianapolis and Louis-
vile have shown falling OH The returns
for the week just pasi from points which
represent so per cent. Of last win
ter's packing give the totals Tor the week
as about 50O,cO0 hogs. against the same
number last year, and We estimate the
amonut packed since November at ; .0j0,-
010 hogs. against 3 7fc,014 corresponding
time $50. and 3.SJg. 90 In -s7l--a decrease
u 670,yO since November ]. otrnfaIed
rrith A wear ago. and 10000 less than ls78
The above authority also places the aEgre-
pate exports of products since November
rf ej50.Ul0 pounds. arsinst l4tauJ0JU
rounds in $50 and IA .ODlfo0 pounds in
ig7g the falling on being 81. 90. 90 pounds
e. connnared with istt year. equivalent 70
the product 37ooo0 liogs.
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A Thing

DR.. Kings Syphaletic Remedy is guaran-
teed to cure, syphalis in the primary second
AIRY and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases of venerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment of the most
eminent physicians Of America. 1t cures
the frst stage and heals the ulcers in few
days. Itcures ulcers in the mouth, nose,
head, arms, and legs also hard pains in the
bones and joints, syphalitic rheumatism,
etc, in short time: Price 80 per package.
sexual diseases free. Sent sealed for two
stamps, Or. J. Dinsbeer, AIS North 9TH
street, ST. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed
or money refunded. DR.. DinsbeeF masa
chronic Diseases speciality. II you are af-
hicted with no matter what call or write
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N lnl hten " ublodf
fhN 4Wonfihf uediNIl va
N yonr n1 M flio tfn9c IN
mhef lnHnmmhi0fy dliolqtN
and Tie c0nclnqlpn almost IA
dyed n recently " ilim n lhfS
these Diseases re4nli ffnm tlie hse " HS
Impure drinking water,
Tho Kennesaw Mnnnrg 60 ,of Memphis,
Tennessee, have Invented pump Or water
elevator, which, while II gives q ftll and
steady How from u we'll one hundred feet
deep M easily as from q clsterp ten feet
aglfaics aud pIrifies the wator IN such q
manner us 10 free II from oil Of the noxlous
ingredients contained In stngnant water,
and render II ~ pure as u running stream,
thereby destroying oil germs of disease, and
also freeing II from all Insects.
Sydney Smith Il Co. of Dallas, Texas, arc
state agents for these pumps and have
them for sale at their Sample Rooms, No.
72S Elm street, Dallas, Texas, where they
can be seen on exhibition, and parties IN
need Of pumps of any description will do
well to call and examine them before pur-
chasing elsewhere,
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UrIIYH.


Acid-BenzOic pei ounce soc; acid carbolic So
luton Soc crystal, 50caS2per lb acid ctric, 75cper
h. acid sulphuric, 5to10c per b; acid tartarc, 45c
&c per ID: assafetida, csc per lb; balsam CO.
Dabia. zoe per lb boraX Ice per lb: blue vitriol.
loo per lb calomel. 75c per Id; caomel, English),
81 90 per Id; camphor, refined, 32c per lb;
cinchonidia, S5c per OF; chlorOform, 80
cents per ID; choral, hydrat 81 75a2 90
per lb;cream of tarter, powder 3Sa4Oc per ID: gum
opium, s. 90 per Id; gum shelac, 55c per ID; NOR
Il lemon So 75per ID; bromide potass 4Oc per Id,
& w iodide potass, So SO per Id; ops w;
luinine, sulphate, 81 o5 per OF. seed
taraway. l5c per lb SIENNA, 25c per ID;
trychnint. crystals 81 GO per OF; sugar lead. Csc
Sc. b; nor sulphur, sac; per lb: salts epson
pn &c per ID: Spirits trrpentine 66c pergaL
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Fine Grade Burrr,es and Carriages.

Parties desiring 10 purchase a buggy,
phaeton OF carriage Tor their own use, can
find almost any style they wish on exhibit
bition at Sydney Smith & Co.'S sample
rooms. No. T2s Elm street. Dallas. Texas.
And upon examination, If they fail TO find
what they want 90 buy, can leave their or
der and can have any style built 20 suit
them. These goods are manufactured by
y. 5. Fetch, Of Amesbury, Massachusetts.
who has earned q national reputation Dor
iine-grade work, every job sold being fully
guaranteed
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Hoo4li N litte yegA Mf bNa1 w ahHj
30 NldflVsty tlNf M ~ W. 49,.
sc, \. gssll Ig.,l y, ltcg 'l.si.g!
Nlho, w tSset N bNe5ih
.ch4afAlff lmta Va haahois, fiqmW field.
slck, M hnfhet sN91A kfUf, IN bashtf tida2s
pnfnestr thamtnnhe, NmN
per d0S, ~ ibn9 o.
norris Bssnast Ltui, quarts. w. tdnts si9 10
Bndweisef own slke.si2. plnts, gig NJ
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The Florence Nightingale of the Nursery.

|. The following is an extract from letter
written to the German Reformed Messen-
ger, at Chambersburg, Penn:
BENEFACTREss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale of the nursery. Ofthis we are
so sure, that we will teach our "Susy" to
say, "a blessing on Mrs. Winslow" for
helping her to survive and escape the grip
ing, colicking, and teething siege Mrs.
Winslows Soothing Syrup relieves the
child from pain, and cures dysentery and
diarrh9a. 1t softens the gums, reduces in
flammation, cures wind collie, and carries
the. infant safely through the teething
period. 1t performs precisely what it pro-
iesses to perform, every part ofit-notiing
less. We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-
know her only through the preparation OF
her Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing" five had the power we would make
her, as she is, physical saviour TO the in
FAINT race. Sold by all druggists. % cents
n bottle
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Itutltiliiu Material.

BRrcK-At the kllns to so kiln run.
SToNE-At the Dallas quarrles, 90 per cubi
FOOT II for foundation; 16 for wall and 25 70
dressed front
LUMBER-Yellow pine, rough, So 25 per 1O
| feet over 81 feet In length: 81 30. Matched anS
| dressed flooring and finishing, So rs; Il ceiling
81; II ceiling, 81 50 yellow pin,
| siding ST. white pine ceiling, So rs frs
common; white pine siding, first common So sc
| ash and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand
poplar, dressed both sides. SIS. rough walnut
1925 to $50. Common doors 81 80 TO 3d. sash, 81 %
to 90 as to size
SHINGLES. Yellow pine, So so to 25 white
pine, sS 80 TO IS 90. Cypress, No. l. So; No 2,
81 80: No 8, So 25.
PosTs-Cedar, $40 So Boise dare, SIS.
LATHs-S3 5000 per thousand.
CEMENT - Roscndale, So rs; Louisville, So so
Portland, SO 80.
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel SiGsi So
|. HAIR-Per pound TIC.
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inch, 371lc; inch, 40c; inch
ceiling joint 81; inch cap, Soc inch cling
Joint, 81 %; finch cap do. 60c.
DRAIN PIPES inch, Ice per foot inch 2cc;
inch, 371sc; inch, 40c; inch, SOC.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
81 25@1 So per gal All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure 81 81
LIME-Coopered, Austin, So per barrel bulk,
81 50 Denison car lots 90c; per barrel 81 rs;
Dallas, In lots, ?2c: Per bushel 25c
LINsEED Oii.-kaw, 69c; boiled, nc.
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Fso-a I-nf-ie,,, = a. ouihnIi. y. u, Tlil
Hoe 4. arEall-as

y willingly bear testimony % the excel
lent food tonic effect Of Coldcn's lietig'i
LIQUID Extract Of Beef and Tonic. lnrirO.
rator. regarding il as a mild, unifrtaiinl
and easily dicestcd tonic, well adsrtel if
erses Of ChiorUsis. Nervousness and Nascl-
Ter Debility. consequent upon TIE clifnni erf
re~iol Of women l3ememher the name.
Coiden's-take no other.l OF drnerisil
rrnrraIl-
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FUTUREJ.

THE future market opened steady this
morning at an advance Of several points
both in New York and in New Orleans, but
later in the day they declined, as indicated
in our reports. In Liverpool they opened
at an advance of thirty-second, but de-
cined to Yesterdays figures during the day
and closed easier.
NEW YORK, December 20-Futures opened
at II 68 for March, and was steady at the nd
vance, went up one point and at II o'clock de-
clned five points and closed steady at IL Co.
two nnints above yostnrdaY SaleS 1bl. 80
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Lnnfl,ef. Ein.

.. sots Lrirnnn 0AE-No. T. soaio No q ~ a
IfENLOCk-llcst buffalo slaughter giM82 good
~; do good. No q 2G,goOddninnec1 2j
OAK HAnREss LRATHEH-NO. I. g7@9g0
2, 3bc
liEaLocK Prime 30: IN good. ~ do No.
FRENCH CALPsKfN--31 - to l 20, according
quality.
PnILADELrnM CALFsKiH-No. /, 81 10 10 25;
do No. q 81 To 10
PHILADELPHIA HIPS No. l, SIC to 81, accor.
Ing ~ weight.
SHEEP SHISs-rppping xxx per dog, $40 so;
Innings, white. %NS% 80. russets 66fS.
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MANY a man thinks That il is bis F0o1ness
that keeps him frOm crime. When "a j. uliy
he frll stomach. on half allowance u
would Be ne uely and knavish re- anybody.
DOn't mistake rotntoes for principle. ~
countnrfeiis f1r Blackwelis Fragrant Uar-
ham Boil smoking Tobacco.
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FIsH-Red. sheephead and trout 10kc; New
Orleans red snapper, l5c: Spanish mackerel, Csc
Observation-Disclosures, per can Xxx, :}0c medi
| UNI, 45c; extra select zoe: Matagorda and Der
wicks bay, 81 so per hundred.
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rrorr-We qu1ts Cry NIlis - fs1grt. TX
8 ~ LXLL. 4 o. txra = -
100 a - cno'us ilnlly. = a f1cT|t4 -.
Err-9c1rt1 We r1cIt rer ru1r.l. 714'4
ErrtFf-sfErca Good ler1Er1 q -
RE1s-We qu0ts a. r1llls. Gsl ~ n sore
c1rrrrrl-Psr bushel 9 a.
OaTs-lr bulk. E'41sc
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me ereot Trlal al wa.hIngton

Is of Interest 10 every ,iiizrn. or equal ira
nortance to every rIiFHr from Dyspepsia,
. n trial II Browns l'1,sin Teuic. Try "a.
For silr ~ iinyt = bffiu, ~ Howell a
%. nhi az I,gt. trnE-l.is.
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Dry Goods.


pRIsTs-Freemans, 5h; Anconia, 81; Glouster
"a; Bristol, 6, Greenwich, G. Peabody, solid, 9
Lodi fancy 5Hi Harmony; blG sprague, 9; Ham
ilt0n 65s; Cochefo, 6k: Allen, g.
FINE BRowS DoaEsTIc-central 51i; Gilcoa
Z; Busy Bee, z Continental \ FOcahontas, z
Cedar Falls. AZ; Greenbrier. 81; Atlantic, So
Rockingham. 81 New Hartford X, q; Hamlet
Mil ~: Boston, 90, Il Linnwood, pa.
BLEAcHED DoNgsrIcs-BRrnsley, G: Dover, s
Commonwealth, O. SIX; Morning Star, ~; Fruit
Loom, lO1s standard, 10. Chapmen X, *; AL.
toona, ca; Elmdalc OK. sonora, Q; signal b. 5h
Just Oue 81; Fairmouilt A, 81.
HEAVY BaowS loNEsrIcs-p1rsheld, *; Al.
gusta. = Rocky s2ouBtsln *; Old Dominion,
81: Aeavan 2. G1s Collingwood. 7K star Of
the west. So Princeton. ~; Indian Orchard, 81;
rark 8: Bgekeye. ~; Cabot W. *; Lyman. 7,
shEs-ixs-IAncssier. 1910 zlc MonAdnock.
sIn iost e, IsnsSs:,r 10 < biesehed "a Low.
ail 10 = bleached, 3. Sullivan. lO-A bleacbed.
81 Non adnpck; 30. y =. NOuadnock. lO-h 3
RB hltached. ~ Hueenaa : 3 DO bleaebed, =
Hamilton y, brown. 10 DO r blesched, u
L.AwreiH.e, =. hro~ll y Fremont ID L. ~;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l,,',', iiE: Eesson 10 West
I'm states. esi American. AKA, ~; DO 6xe 10
sheridan aRA ~: Mechanic SxS a
DEiiAs-Dpgt 5 Suffolk -; Adnhiie sh'
i.snrel 3 Lock Iced. q $500 a., go.
Hamilton p. IT, Eimrood. ~: Ocean, = JevtL
Ot,. ~: Mefilsti A. ~ lprk. 49,; Clark
stand i2is; C0rfiis AkA. l1E.
ram rlzs.rf- ras-iJria-ra ss.-1 Grorgia. 1iss.
,faeanIia. Is, albania. = 1lslal Naye. . Delta.
* uu-firafie %
CnxrItrs-ii,aiks1ireh "A. iii I1Iii1f. q Bonn
By. - l.snglsg, 10 ions T. 49, ~ BristaA -;
Bunker iii. 10.
ccTros DucE-Arkzrigit farcy. u. stark
srar. 1fis. Bear DncE frz ~ uhcmas Nil.
ic1s. MoHtaut "A. n kifkvnof. -.
KEEIrcEY JFass--lrring Doe. az; Leaning
on n -f1utr0rnery. ~. q. IfH ll1.k. 26< Woo =
lnud, f25S: EorvhIts . saudusky, TX. May-
It'll Fy7g1i. sfon n Firsi a. curubsr
Land al 10 Forrrun. ~ IrrlfuuTil. -.
1.IrIeos-Arllan1 fzt, Gre frncE - li, Be
sti5. 1isl Blue Rock as. Andaiuiis X -.
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rHAFTs-ilrt rlIe4 tlel7 f.i 90 = 4.
prrcrrs-f'rnd p and EIri1IE. tor. fl1fl1t @
- 80 fiaT.slnt a. rtr.Ir,.s q lre111 a rrrfs
80 rrrfrr. fIn.41f % rhnetnr4 fI1l411lE
1.-rr - turrles. 49, rlntfCrI1 ErrInr..
filC1Izf ttrst sprlnr raaon4 tN9l3.
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Fruit and Nuts

We make the following quotations.:
RAIsINs-London layer, new, per box, So 65;
layer So G0aS 25
BANANAs-Per bunch. So 0O@5.
GREEN APPLEs-si 50@5 80 per barrel.
CuRRANTs-SdSlSc.
PEACHEs-None in market.
CALIFORNIA PEARs-S5@S6 per box.
ORANGEs-Lopisiana 81 80 per box.
LEMoNs-Seily, per box, IS 90.
NuTs-AlmOnds, 25c per pound; Brazil, 10@I2;
hlberts, l5c; English walnuts. none: chestnuts.
% per pound; Italian. none peanuts Tennes-
see red. Q lie choice white. zoe: cocoanuts. S.
per 100
DATEs-In trails. 76fSc per ID.
PEcANs-Si@5 per bushel.
FIGs-Kegs. 1Ic, layers &c per pound.
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Are always realized when tle sufferer seeks
r1iief bv using browns Cough halszm. ~
COrrhs. 1iEbfness and s0renss ~ tie
Chess. and difculf erpect0rniion. For
ssls 81 al drurrists in Terns-
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CoAL-Indian nation, IS per ton delivered.
CoKE-5Oc per barrel
WooD-Oak, hickory and ash, 90 so to SO rs
per cord. Sawed stove wood is retailing at the
rates of 81 SO to per cord.
CHARCOAL-65 cents per barrel
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Ara al othcr sre1kts and eineers. may
hsrs riear. ringing 80 ces 81 rlsirs Brown =
Tar Tr0ches. 3 srrs rr1e for s1re ftrulf and
koarseuess. For saie ~ al Dallas fruf-
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To BE Well Healed,

To BE Well Healed,
Use Browns Arnica Salve for curing Cuts.
Burns, Bruises, Frost-bite and Inhamed
Eyes. For sale by all druggists in Dallas
and Texas
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BAcoN-Long clear sides, IKE; short clear 1l1s;
breakfast bacon lic.
DRY sALT-Long clear sides, lOG; short clear
l0H c
HAMs-Canvassed 10 10
LARD-Tierce l3Ac; half BARREL l3}sc; pals
to 10 lbs. liao. ibssat IA 1-2.
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crrt q pe- trrdrsd sf1rs. s-csItt vronrti
81 f5Fr - hu11-s1. irzls. = y q - hnn-
drsf coiTer. 81 ~ y - ~ hun1it1 rlnt and
sd g - HUNDRED.
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COOperago
Coal and Wood.

Molasses barrels, 81 50; half barrels, 81 25; kegs
75c; sugar barrels 30; half barrels. 49, hoop poles
per 1000. So.
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ss:sss..:. :! s. 81 Z e. - -.
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III tIle Guy OI LOU1SVT1Ip. OH
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31st, 1881,

SAIUhDA1, DECEmDEh 5ISt, 1901
| iThese drawings occur monthly Sundays ex.
| cepted) under provisions of an act of the Gen.
| eral Assembly of Kentucky.
| The United States Circuit Court on March 3lst,
| rendered the following decisions,
| 1s-That the Commonwealth istribution
| Company is egal.
2nd-Its drawings are fair.
n. B.-The Company has now on hand largo
reserve fund. Read carefully the list OF prizes
| for the
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DECEMBER DRAWING
Who Tickets, SO; HALF TicIsets.Sl
2T Tickets, $50; 55Tickets SlOO.

Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
postOflce order Orders of S. and upward by
express can DC sent nj our expense Address all
orders 10 r.. NJ BOARDMAN, Courier-Journal
Building, Louisville, Ky or r. NJ. BoARDMASi
700 Broadway, New York.