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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-19
GOODS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED

at great reduction in price.
200 kegs of Nails assorted sizes.
40 pairs Trace Chains.
5000 Carnage Bolts.
$50 Monkey Wrenches.
25 dozen Axes
55 kegs of Horse Shoes.
13 boxes Horse Shoe Nails.
"a pairs Sad Irons.
10 dozen Butcher Knives.
200 papers cut Tacks.
5 dozen Files, assorted.
As pairs Strap Hinges. I'll
IS sets Cultivator plates. 81 u.
Ts5 Harrow teeEIf-
IS Sausage Cutters.
200 TBS. Plow bolts.
20 Carpenter planes.
140 &c chisols.
65 Molasses Gates.
And many other articles, slightly damage
by the late Hood it will be greatly to the inter
est of parties to call and see at
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-19
nIIIIs cemen frem Feed.

We know many dairysnen who give
their cows small grain ration all the
aud, keeping a strict account of
the yield of milk, show that they make
money by this liberahty. One who
feeds fifty cows told us lately that he
fed four pounds Of middling per day
through the season, finding that he was
fully paid in the extra milk; and the
COW was in so much better condition!
the fall that it saved him the whole cost
of this extra food in wintering. He has
followed this system for ten years. he
called our attention to neighbor OF
his, keeping about the same number OF
cows. who followed what he called the
economical plan-let his cows pick for
themselves both taking their milk to
the same factory. Good feeding pro-
duced S45 per COW; poor. S27, differ
ence of sixty-six per cent. in favor OF
liberality in feeding. This illustration
can be found in almost any dairy town.
Let every dairyman ask himself to which
class he belongs National LtUe Stoc6
Journal.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-19

People should avoid, as much as POS
sible, being run over by railroad . e1as, ooc
An empty platform car weighs d9iOeo H.
pounds; an empty box car, 20, 0VO ioo,,
passenger car, $4,000 pounds ,pao anu
sometimes more and an average louS, e1oo
motive, $4,000 pounds. A single SiVo
car wheel weighs 800 pounds.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-19

rsaf4st s14r = fsIl.tfrrnl fslarfHf
AM fiate 7 strict and true
Pat on tho checks no brighter red.
IN tsie eyes no deeper blue
Tive TO her form no softer grace
For to each rounded limb
The highest lines thine art can trace
Are shadowless less and dim.
Ooior TO life her matchless hair
And, ifthou may'st portray
The sweetness Of those scarlet Inns
The smiles that round them plav.
Can st thou produce the radiant light
That beams from out her eyes.
or make more fair, or pure, or bright
The soul that in them lies2
Fashion my bride, good painter
Loving and kind and true,
Fair as wreath Of lilies.
Sweet as its perfume, too.
Paint me another picture,
As IN the years before,
Tracing with careful pencil.
Herself, and nothing more;
Leave not single shadow
Out Of that snowy brow
Every thread Of silver
Paint is5F iis5F as she nov.
Maybe the eye is duller
Far than itused to be;
Maybe the cheek is paler,
Maybe tho smiles less free
'''fe mas altered them, doubtless,
but. Oh, I tell To you,
| The Sft4stI fiIrt .l.sss.4f,s..4 49,. ne.
tl'.s ., - -, ,., ''o 't.e
Paint me my wife, onaster
Now that tho years have fiod.
K Aud lpxa has blosaosDe1 out or
THE dust Of passion dead.
Iiace the pictures together,
Side by side on the wall,
Which is to me the fairest?
Give me the last of all.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-19
w. e. WADDY
ALEXANDRIA, VA. /

NEW Spring Styles. Boots and Shoes. Tho
IN Largest, Best Selected and ChcapFt
Stock of Boots and Shoes ever offered in tfs
market
Every man ought TO consider whore i,e cals
get tho most value for his money. A per -
saved is penny earned. All we aslssss5s,r
friends and patrons is 70 favor us 81 !.
and ss.t .,.sse n sse ,sase theinssslve IL.
we arc resofsessa z. q. sssli q our gooas'
Thereby enabling us to keep our otocls Al
ways Seasonable.
A failure to examine our Stock is an oppor-
tunity lost
We can make it to your interest to trade with
u.s.
Our goods are bought from First Hands
saving double profit and giving our Custo-
mers the benefit.
Country Merchants will find it to their ad-
vantage to examine our Stock from which
equally good selections can be made at prices
that viii compare favorably with those OF the
Northern Cities.
Ladies' Pebble Goat But BITS 81 25 to ss 90
French Kid g % to %
i" Polish =" 90 to 10
70 to 50
Slippers in great variety % to oo W.
Mems Calf Boots 5U 70 9gO "
Coarse Shoes (Solid) W TO oV
Calf g All Prices
Misses Boots / 90 to 80
Cbii|ren's Boots 10 to 50
W.B. WADDEY,
10 King Street, Alexandra, Va
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-08-19

When the Arab has stolen verytnlng
else in sight, he quietly folds has tent
and steals away.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Stock
Exchange will close at l o'clock
Monday in respect to the memory
of the late President Garfield, and
remain closed all day.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23
LINES OF TRAVEL.

LINES OF TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
GOODALL, PERKINS d CO., GEN.
ERAL AGENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los
Angeles.
SCHEDULE FOR SEPTEMBER
Coming South Going North
=. :. / i d i
s:ys' ':s:.' I':g' sept i
Orixaha... lOl III l4l 70
Ancon.....l l6l III l9 ~
Orizaba...| 20I 22l 70
Anc0n.... 25l q 29iOct.
2noon...::. oct. s. Oct. sos'' Il
Both steamships call at Fort Hartford
(EanLuisO bispo)and Santa Barbara.
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 1880 O'Clock A. M. Los
Angeles time.
Los Angeles and San Diego
THE sTHAMERs
0rIxaIoa and AnCon.
Leave san Pedro for San Diego Sept. 2, Z,
IL, II, %, q. and Oct. and7.
Passengers take the tr ain that leaves Los
Angeles for Wilmington at 3.45 p. M.
Los Angeles time.
Rates Of Fare from Los Angeles.
Cabin. steerage.
To San Francisco. ..-........415 90 $40 90
To Santa Barbars..~.......... 8 90 500
To San Diego ......... .r......... 6 90 500
Plans of steamers cabins at agents once,
where berths may be secured.
FOR WAY PORTS.
The steamer Senator leaves San
Buenaventura and Santa Barbara for San
Francisco every Friday, calling at way
ports.
The steamer Newport, Plummer com.
mander, runs between San Francisco
and Newport Landing, calling at Santa
E Ps1r. san ne auonavsnturA' hneneme, san
com bustibles, way freight and passen-
gers, leaving san Francisco about every
ten days, as tides serve on the Newport
bar.
For Passage or Freight a. above. or
for tickets to and nom
Eastern Cities and Prlncl.
pal European Ports,
Apply to
II. MCCLELLAN,
Agent, Office, No. 663 Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Angel 8.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

pieces, received from the White
House. have been placed at the
head of the bier. Other floral tri'
butes have also been received ano
placed above the catafalque. The
body will lie in state until Friday
when seats will be placed in the
rotunda for those who will be ad.
mitted to attend the funeral servi.
ces, which will take place at
O'Clock that afternoon. Rev. Fred.
erick Power, pastor of the deceased
President, will of1ciste. The space
will accommodate about 800 peo-
pie, and only that number of tick
cts will be issued.
Tno CART std Fund.
NEW YORK, Sept. % -Contribu-
tions to the Garfield fund now ag-
gregate $244,858.
shspt.g the Policy.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Sena-
tors here are agreed that IL is Inn
p0rtant the Senate should elect q
successor to the Presidency and
thus obviate the possible complica-
ton through the possible death of
the new President, and avoid legal
anarchy, although no actual danger
is feared in any event. Except a
few Indian Agents, etc., there will
be no nominations sent to the Sem
ate. The Cabinet and all bureau
and other officials will be retained
until after Congress meets.
Physicians generally agree that
the Presidents case was trea tedwith
all surgical skill possible, though
they might have taken different
course.
sssns James - Mourning.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Queen
has ordered the Court to 60 into
mourning for President Garfield
for one week from the 2lst instant.
Us"ssDK the ssOOk Exchange.
LONDON, Sept. 22.-The Stock
Exchange will close at l o'clock
Monday in respect to the memory
of the late President Garfield, and
remain closed all day.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23
scenes ~ sne CapssO,.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-From
8 o'clock the crowd has continuous.
~ increased and has been passing
the bier at the rate of sixty each
minute. At IL O'Clock there was o
dense mass of people.in front of the
steps on the east front, extending
two squares up East Capitol street.
People are docking to the city.
Every incoming train upon the sev-
eral railroads 10 heavily freighted
with those who are coming to tes-
tify their profound sorrow at the
nations bereavement. -Four very
elaborate and exquisite howel
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

E,90 P. M.-DAILY-S. P. Emigrant
y ~ Train for Yuma. Tucson and
Deming "a. Il. & y. +. Il. r.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23
and without tremor. The Presi-
dent. then read from manuscript
notes the following address: Omit
ted
Viewing tue Remains.

Viewing the RemRins.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1890 A.
M.-The remains of President Gar
field up to this hour have been view
ed by over $4,000 persons. During
the entire night steady stream of
humanity poured through the Cap
itol building to take last look.
From five to eight thousand peo-
pie are now in two lines from the
east to the front of the Capitol for
long distance up Capitol street,
and are passing through the east
door of the rotunds, one on either
side of the remains, and out
through the west door, at the rate
of about four thousand per hour.
Among those who took a last look
at the face Of the dead President
this morning we're number OF
the Sisters of Charity and several
hundred Catholic orphans from st.
Vincent's and st. Joseph's Orphan
Asylums. Many persons from Bal
timore and Philadelphia arrived to
view the remains.
OBJECT Dispatch.
WARRINGTON. Sept. 22.-The fol-
lowing dispatch has been sent by
the State Department to the Gov
ernors of the States and Territories:
You are respectfully invited to
be present at the funeral ceremo.
MES of the late President, James
A. Garfield, at Cleveland, Monday,
26th, at 2P. M.
JAS. g. BLAINE.
DsasA later viewed.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-23

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Sept. o.
Director Swift, Of the observatory,
Gays a new comet appeared, with
the aid of good telescope, at the
very hour President Garfield was
passing away. Four comets are
now visible. The circumstance is
unusual.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-30

Putvrs STANDARD brands, lat coloIs nom
5bc@ &c; gesner shiTting", o. mourning
blnnks auu silver grays, bci 80, cs, from 5%c
0u a.
GtSauAEs-Rest brands, lusc; Renfrew
madfas, axe,
DHE-s Goons Hamilton apocca, lilci
Nench, ste,, l2hcl siomie cloth, lG5Gci AUS
trHlian crave, Hisc,
srnsrINGs-s-4, loc @ 2Oe;., 81, Ole a 81
lO-I, 2Ilt D. adS
nusAsr.Cs-5G inch, rom &c - Shc, as per
braud aud IN MY.
BlEAcuEb SuEETlNGs-s-l, Nc % 2joi "a,
28C @2bC; lO4, 25c y 80.
REACHED DoME9TICS--36 Inches, & 8-ic q,
L. l-2o, as uer quality and brands.
TICKtNGs-- From Eaeton h to Omega A A
&c a. l5c.
BRowN DRILLs-From Massachusetts, G to
PeLp erville. &c $50;
Willie, So2, 10.
DuoKs-s %, y l-2'; stark, 10 OF, ljc; Sc
lnch Montana ravens. pc.
PLND OsNApURGs- &c rgia, l-2ci Augusta
and Alabama, Sc.
CorTnN GRAIN BAGs-American A 20c.
JgANa-- HoIbury dOeskins, 2uc; original,
II / 2; Irvington, AZ l'2j Imperial, - Lee;
Humboldt and Deer Island iOc.
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DALLAS PRICE CmisyLEET.


FLOUR We quote 81 h'L, as follows;
xxx, SO 20, IXXN, 81 90, extra a %.
imported: AK, por cwt 50 20, lAAs 81 on
IKX1S 9Oi Caoice ra,Gtiy 20 TO 4 10; Fancy
so tod 70.
RYR--Scarcc. W0quoto per bushol 3O@l 10.
BAELEY.--Scarco; ROOd demand, 20.
6nAr-We quote ~ mills sIgl 10, in store,
saCks 81 40.
yuusnEAL--Per buHnOl, 81 %,
UArs--In bulk 50c@H.
VuEAT. 81 30 10 80, as per grades Nicaragua
GonN-Old In car 7O@ljei new, IN "2r, 0Oo 10
G5c.
,Upi hinrtJ, none on market. From srhs
prairie tailed blS ser ton froiflo hal'a IN psr
los 5l3 90 per tuu 'iee ul tuaid.
W. uaOts. Chopped cer- per loo pounuh
~ 80 ohoppud corn snA oa,', in- loo puunda
tg %; ehOppsd barley, per 100 pounds, a. %
crushed corn and cob, pcr iJJ pounds. 81 5Oi
corn bran, per 100 pounds, 11li l'rt-
ham Hour per 10 pounds, o5 90;
ogenm mVal, So 90; uuo bolted uoal, per
bnshsl. 81 49, honluy, per no poUnds, 81;
Erlts, per 80 pUunda, % o.; corn u0uE, per lOO
pounds, 81 so.
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BusldinR Material.

BRlOR--At the kilns TO tlO Kiln run.
eroNR-Atthe Dallas quarrles SO per cubic
foot. II for foundation, IL for wall, and 20 for
dressed mont.
LumBEn--lellow Pine, rough, e. rs per l0C
feet; over "a feet in length. g. 80. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, A276; y cell
ing, OF - ceiling, a. 30. White pine ceiling
81 rs first common; white pine siding, frat
common, s. 80. ash ana walnut flooring 9l0C
per thousand. Poplar dressed roth sides, SOS
Rough walnut sl25 To $3.50. Common doors 81
80 to % %; sash 81 20 10 So %, as to size;
HINaLNs-Hellow pine SO 60Si %; white
pine 90 90 to 800. Cypress, No. !, 50; No. q
"a so; No. ., % %,
LArHs--sS 80 at u per thousand.
OKarENr.- Rosondalo, w B0i 1ouisville
SO co. 20 land, 90 90.
PLASTER PARIS Per barrel, SiatW 90.
HAIn--Pe pound. 7>so.
CEMgST RLuEs. g inch, S7h cents; Inch, Il
contsi inch ceiling Joint, 81; inch cap, 500
7 inch Getting joint, 81 IS; Inch cap do, DOC.
DRAIN PIPES Inch, 100 per foot, slnoh
zoe; q inch, S7%c; lnoh, &0ci 8 Inch, SO.
MIXED PAINrs-Rosdy Tor use and all color
81 2S(ll SS.per gal. All tho tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAp-Suictly pure " 20.
LImk-Coorered. Auatin, - per Dbl, bulk
81 30, Denison, car lots, SOC, per barrel, 81 %
Dallas, In lots, zoe, per huahel, 25c.
LINsEED oIl-raw &c boiled zoe.
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Vision, Noises In the head, the vital fluid
passing unobserved Ia the urine, and mans
other diseases that lead to Insanity and death.
The Medical Gentlemen connected with Tie
institution ore graduates of the best College,
OF Europe and this country, and have had
arge experience In theBe troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
or case Of this kind The VITAL RESTORA-
TIVE (under their special advice and treats
meut will NOT cure, or for ANYTHING imnure
or injurious found In II We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. CON-
SULTATION FREE. Thorough examination
and advice, Including analysis of urine. 90.
Prloe OF VITAL REsTORATlVEs 81 a, bottle, or
four timeB the quantity, $40. Sent TO any sd-
dress upon receipt Of price, U. o. D., secure
from observation, and In private name If de-
sired by English Medical Institute, No. us
Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postotfics
box 2iGO.
Wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliver a
Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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Drugs.


Acid--benIolU per ounce, zoe
acid carbOllc solution, 30 cents;
crystals, b5cssl per Id; acid oitrio. 100 Per 10;
acid sulphurio 5-lOo per ID, acid tartAric, soc;
por 10; alum, 46l6o per ID Ammonia-oarbo-
uate, 26c ,,or 10; assaiotida. zoe per ID; haleam
oopaiba, 15c per 10; borax, l65.per ID blue
vltriol, lGc per lbi calOmel, 100 per Id; oalO-
PIC por 10; oinchonldis, IS per OF; ohlOro-
form, So Q per 10; chloral, hydrat sl75G2 90;
per ID; cregm'cf tartar, powder, 3Scto4O per ID;
gum, opium, q 20 per Id; gum shsllac, 55c per
Ib;moTphneSl % per OF ;oil berganot 1925 per
Id; oil lemon 81 40 per 10; bromide pOtass, 4OC
per lb; u u wy iodido potssS, 50 60per hi (P
&W), Qulnine sulphate,Ss 10 per O1;. Seed
oarsway, l2o per 10; SIENNA, 40 per Id;
stryChgino, crystals, vi 10 per OF.
per Id; @,lts epsom, 39l5o per III.
| Rosin 2O5; spirits turpentlne %.
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Wen.ke tnr fonowing quotations:
EAt.lN--i.lRd0n tsyer, Rsw, per toN, IS Col
aver = 81.
BakANAs-Pei bunch, 2 5O9iOo.
CRISES APPLE.- "a 75Jp SIS, 2Aper barre.
CUkBAsr---5 AslSShG
PEACHES None In market.
CALIFORNIA PKAHs--G5 90 per box.
PECANs-- Nome In the ket,
ORAgGSs- Hi1uN, fS % per box
LxMok- SICILY per box, to 30 tc 80.
NUTS AiInonds 30 per pOuut, orHsll
lOGl2i 6lDrrts l5G--i Engiish WNnals
none ohsatnuts, imported, none Italian
none p-enuts, fenneHs'o r"d, 9ii choice
white zoe; ancnarutg 90 per hundred.
Flus-. None In the market,
Por CoHN--Prlze packages, per nall sross
81 ",
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w,nor naa A.aGOrS.


ALCousL--S2. 30 per gallon.
RnlriNY-RooJii 81 lN0tl So Gs p6r urgOf,
sour ma.h, year old, 81 Is, yeRr, Cd 80 20.
So yenrs u 76i fancy eNtr. old whlsky b1G5 ne
per aye.
WIiJEs--C lnret, IN Gaze, &e3tb yer qualify,
Casa wIa 81 iatsSl 6li Port per gallon, 81 20 d5
A3i sherry, per gallon, N.eo@t3i Mndeira, per
s,ilon, 81 .B9G86; Waits wine, IN GASES, ~ .2b
fttlO.
CItAdr AoNs--CoOhs, In bAehote, elsDSlOj
Heds.aoG In baske,, 927@2S; knp, Ia bRalel,
g2769.S Domestic champagne, siGl&.
ALE-St0ck ale, per dn2ent W. logs1 2Ji Pog-
scr, per dozen, "a ijGN 25.
BorrLE B2ER-St Luuin qutrta Bl2, put8
IL 81. BudvleuT, own ei@u a., uhlts 5l9 90
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fast disappearing and q beuerfeelius is being
manifested.
Stoke are weakening, and the markets. i"r
from being buoysnt. In New York st. Paul
opend nj NJ. aud closed At il1S, fye-el.his
lower. Western Union declined three-eiShlhS
and closed at sssS. Union Pacific declined
,eyen-elghths and the last sales were made AZ
l2lss. Delaware. LsokawanA and Western
opened at I2s and closed at III 10 The closing
sAles last evening were made at l2s.
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n.os 80 VIZ quoro merchant par 40 rates.
NOrNHyHnd NWr'o, Zoe,
PLOw STEEL. -.IC
WinE. Smooth Wlro, No. 8, 5kci NOS /,
and 4 Gci SO. u, loi luranned baThed wtr3,
$40; Galvanized hathuj, lbo.
hou.N SHOEs.--fer Reg, 90 30.
HORsE suoE HAILs--Por hO&, ~ pounds, no
7, sj.J,, No. y, 81 70; No. 8, s6.
NNIf.s-Fron lOd to end. 81 W retas.
TiSNEp's STOCK .--lil0ck elm peT pound yOo'
unriate. l4NgU Is per rOA; /. G. l4X@ a.
do. | x 81 .fOizlnc i-Upsr IL seldors i5r pei
Id; sheet iTOp Go per ID,
hxVs--liar h Jr;, IS 10 TO 10 90.
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Live stock.

IlOATrLE--Four years, sls@22; three years,
Sli@l7; two years, S9@l2hO; one year, ElD.
Barn COWS II seals %; stOckers IL U0@26 90;
milch COWS and calves SHOES; springers Sl5@
rs.
HoRsRs.- Ponies 80 10 $50. Farm stock $40
TO eco. Harness livery &5 TO Sl2j. Fancy
harness 9l2b TO sl7b Harness spans $3.50 10
$500.
Mulea--Smal $40 TO $50. Medium S75 to 100;
Extra draught SlOJ to $3.50,
Hogs--NOne on the mari ct md In demand d.
MUTTON SuRKr--Nhey are d'tSbaOle ~ ~ 500
| 3 90 per heGd. Por weiRht, 2& 10 so. per
Mound
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soLu-LrAr,rkN uAA-No. aaGiO;no 366t3i,
EEaLouU 90 hest Butblu saughtcr. SlM32i
gooa 20; do good No. q rs; Cund Damaged 25,
OAK HARSEne lIATuRR--Nu, !, 3G3J1, do
No 2, 80,
unsLouu- prime 80, do good 81 do No -.
fRENCu CALTSHIN--SI.gh 10 sl.9OI 10
oording To quality,
PIuLApELrHitA GALESKIN-NO. / 81 10 TO 81. IS
do No . 81 10 to 81 10,
FHlLApHLrIuA kIrs--No |. SOC. to sl.OO,
according to weight.
SuENP sKiEs,-rOpping XXX per doTen $40. so,
Linlngs, white 80; russetS e66GS.
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FIsu-Red, sheephcad aud trout, l2hci New
Orleans rod-snapper, lsc, Spanish mackerel,
25cis.
oysrEss- baltimore per can, xxx, Soc
medium, i5a; extra select, 60, Mutagorda and
Berwick's hay, 81 30 per hundred.
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I SnAFTs,-NNbs, pOIIsi 3N@NIO VtT WUl,
BuGGIEs. --GrAde Is, and Bpring, top, 5000
500; ditto. open, g7G@ssO; ditto, side spring
| top, slOO@tl35; ditto, side bar, slU0asls0,
spring, SliO@S2OO; ditto, phAetons, Sl60@S2Op;
Jump scat busges, sl759Sl5O; platform
springs, tll0@gl2Oi three spring wagons, 5000
dllb
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GRAIN.

GRAIN.
Tho grain market In this city to-day was
quet Prices remain unchanged exoep, In
oats, which are weak With aioollnlng ten
dency.
In Chicago November wheat opened at iilss
and closed ut ltisS. being two cents and severn
elghths higher than last night. Corn opened
At 7sx and advanced to the close to 20, being u
tise OF ono cont and five-olghths. oa's adj.
vanced ,hres-elghths and closed vt az.
Pork opened for November at ip.b2,S and
CLOSED at ip.asx. bciag soyen and on, half
cents lower than last evening.
MONEY MATTERS.
Money In this city iseasy aud dir counts hav,
nosenanged. Inst. Louis tho slringency /.
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COTTON.

Iu New Yorkspots closed quiet and steady,
lis wer, mlddllng II SIG, Receipts were
ll9 exports to Great Britain, is,2lb;
Frence, l9,IeGi coatlneni, o.Si3, and channel
ports none. stock on hand, SGi,si7; sales,
2,G06.
Nov Orleans spots closed quiet; mlddllng,
u'S; sales, ., 900 bales,
The market In Galveston, The marke,
closed weak piddling NJ. sales 5,2l5.
st. Louis closed irregular; middllng 49,;
low middling M; good ordldary "a Re
ceipts l,ij5; shipments Al; Sales So bales.
Stock on hand i,l62.
Liverpool spots closed at ~. Sales, Ameri.
Gun $500 bales.
FUTURES.
Futures have boen dull for several days,
spectators holding on TO ascertain what maj
be the outlook on the irst OF the month We
give quotations to-day and also those of yea
terday.
Now York, September 20.-Futurcs closed
RteAly. ma flllOWA.
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CmCKKKs--W. lur.e - 2f-s2 ~ per dozeo
turkeys, 6O015c; prairie I-,Acas So o. pc
dazea; quail 81 - pea dozen; Wild turkeys
~ O@l Is; rabbits, 3jc per doEeni squirrels
$50 pr dozen ducks. large S.. 90; small $50
VenisOn, $40 H.
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The Great English Remedy.
Isa never falling Cure

Ia u neHer-f railing Cure
for Nervous debility,
Exhausted Vitality.
$ EN- IN al Weakness,
SpermatOrrhoeh, LOST
MANHOOD, impoten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
foliieS and excuses of
Imaturer years--such as
floss OF Memory, Las
lsitu de, N o c turns,
Emission, Aversion OF
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,Hrpns-Dry llnt,iB pounds and upwards, lOGs
II &c; dry tlps, 10 TO llci wet sailed, 7@17hci
green butcher hidee, on 10 10: An snR'
aged, wet or dry, half price; deer Bkin
500. sheep skim from 2Eo. 9G0o eanh.
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Tho Root ana shoe store.

HIS. Owen has opened an exclusive boot
and shoe store, selling for cash lower than
any other house Ia town.
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Bee,ts.

snusAN hILLEP--Wo quote none In tho
market Garden, Cots, per paper retail.
Wloolo3alH X TO 9 ceuts par payer.
C0ttOn--At tho Oh MN, II l-2C per bu
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For anything Ia the merchant tailoring
line, 20 TO Douglas Bros.
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An olegsn. line of ,rowsorings a. Douglas
Bros, COZ Main street.