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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-20
Notice.

Notice.
All persons having unsettled ac-
counts with the undersigned, or the
late firm of Fuller & Ostrander, are
requested to call and settle immedi-
ately. H. w. FULLER,
Office of Fuller & Jones,
Wadena, MINI.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-20
WANTED! 1922 %! %s Tie
bach g. Meyer, Wadena.

bach g. Meyer, Wadena.
On Monday, the mail from the east
was unintenUionally thrown off at
Verndale, causing no little dissatis-
faction among our people.
Money to loan for three or five
years on improved farms, at low
rate of interest. Enquire at Bank of
Wadena.
We are sorry to record the death of
w. H. Davenport, an old citizen Of
Western, Otter Tail Co., who died on
the Sth inst, at the age of 60 years.
WANTED.-Five or six good relia-
BILE men to canvass for and sell the
Singer Sewing Machine. G. POTTER,
Wadena. MINI.
The Methodist Mite Society, will
meet at Mrs. Langleys, next Wednes-
lay evening. All of it's officers are
urgently requested to be present at
that time.
Anyone wishing to purchase lum-
her very cheap will do well to call on
Baumbach & Meyer, as they have a
large stock of all descriptions on hand
and it will be sold 1T the lowest poss-
IDLE price.
G. G. Strasburg: started for St. Paul
Saturday night, where he was to join
his brother-in-law, Hon. J. G. Zieske,
Representative from Sleepy Eye.
Mr.. Strasburg intends to make the
latter place q visit before his return.
We have received a copy of the
Hastings, MINI. Daily Neqvs. It is a
neat little four column folio; well
printed, and well patronized, but we
think comparing the respective
towns, the Little Falls Transcript is
ahead yet.
For SALE OR RENT will sell or
rent my City Restaurant rooms cheap
for cash, or will take cattle for part
payment. For further particulars.
call OH or address,
F. WRITER,
Wadena, MINI.
Whats the matter with the St.
Cloud Journal Press? For two weeks
we have received that paper, printed
us neat as can be. It usually comes
to us with corner turned under, run
through the press twice, or blotted
50 as to make it look like an old coun-
try War map.
WANTED !Taa
by E. E. Luce & Co., at CITY BANK.
Wadena County Orders, also School
Orders for teachers wages, for which
the highest cash price will be paid.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-20
: B ; ) 8 8 s

A Minneapolis Tribune correspond
ent at Washington, has been investi-
eating the prediction, that great
mass would fall into the moon or sun,
and the intense heat suddenly gene
rated thereby, would destroy all the
people of the earth. except those in
the polar regions: who might possibly
survive and re-people the earth again.
and interviewed the government as
tronomer, who says there is one
chance in Il million millions Of such Il
thing happening, and that he has
found no comet or unusual circum-
stance that would Justify such con-
currence.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-20

One-haIf owner OF Deaf. % 3--IO
No. of shots, so. No. of scores, 1913.
No. shots fired, so. No. scores tai
lied, 1913. Average score 2 1880.
J. J. BENNETT,
Scorer.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-20
Land Office at Fergus Falls, Mimi, Dec Both,

1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has ed notice Of his intention to make final
will be made before the Register and Receiver, at
Fergus Falls, Minn., on February 18th, 1881, viz:
SEX Of section 81, town is, range 81 W He names
the following witnesses to prove his Continuous
residence upon and Cultivation Of said land, viz:
Thomas Antua, Alex Hendrickson, Israel Hake,
and Gustaf Hyry, all of New York Mills O., Otter
Tail Co., Mimi. 1887 SOREN LISTOE, Register.
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Notice.

All indebted to the undersigned,
will please call and settle before Feb.
10th, 1881, and save cost.
LOUIS ERICKSON.
Wadena, MINI.
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Long Prairie anil Walena Stage Line,

Leave Merchants Hotel. Wate1,a. at
$50 q. III. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Arrive at Wadena Tuesdays and
Fridays. c. D. MICKEY.
% Proprietor.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1881-01-20

We will send t. any address, for 50
50 in advance, The Minneapolis Farm
ers Union and Weekly Tribune, and
the FARMEK: one year postage paid.
Also the Weekly Pioneer Press, and
FARMER one year for the above price.
Send in you; names.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-29

PRtNTs-standard brands, fast colors, from
hhc ~ boi garner shlrtlnga, 6kc, mourning
% &c. Wv
GlSonAks-Best brands, lOAc, Renfrou
madras. lghc,
DREss GooDs Hamilton alpaccn. llIol
Manchester, lgAol Monte cloth, l0Nc, Aus,
trnllan crane, l11Sc,
StKKTTNGs SCI, loo q 20c,e Oh. elc IA on,
lU.i, l3ke u 28h.
DoMKsTio-99 inch, from 60 q ssc, MS pc,
brand and quality.
BLEAcnEp smEriNGs-S-i, 200 q $50, O.l
$50 Cs26c, l0.i, 2oc a $50.
BLxAoiirp DoMtsuCs-3d inches, gg.ln a,
~ l-2c, "a per quality and brands.
TioxlSGs-from eastern u to Omega A @ A
90 20 lsc,
Bnows DRrLts-From Massachusetts,, q 70
PEI pervllle. SC @pc,
osSApuRgs Alabama, Sol Troupe aud Pratt
Vile, Soz, 10 leg.
Drcxs-s os, l9 l-Gc; stark, 10 OF, 100: 81
Inch Montana ravens. 2Sc,
Pl.in osNADuRos.- Georgia, S1.2oI Augusta
and Alabama, %,
CorroS GRAM BAes-American A,glc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-29

BEtCg--AE the blhs 20 UlU kim ran.
the OniiaG guHirias ~ paT cuNN
foot J Tor foundation, it, Tor wall, and Us t.,
dressed front
LUMBXE--Ir'l9w pine, rough, " Is per 100
fest; over - feet in i9np IA, ~ b. Match,da and
dressed hNortug uTd tiGWblDg, t27a; q, cell
Ing, az; n ceiling, " 30. WHITE pine ceiling
81 70 first common white pine siding, nrsi
common, g. 80 ash ant WRInot flooring 500
per thousand Poplar drCssed 10th sides, t5i
Rough walnut a o IL $ljl. Common doors 81
10 10 t30D; saeh 81 70 to IS 90, Rs tOsi2e;
SuIsGLNs-G allow piue $50 5OG4 %; white
Zine SO 30 to 20, Cyprees, No. |, 50; No. =,
"a 50i No. 3, a325
PosTs---CedHr 81! 50j Boise d'aro gI5o 60.
LArHs--J8S w ut q pertNousnnd.
OSaENT-- lo,ondalp, ~ a.; L9uiRTille,
HS 10; Portland, 81 50.
PLAsrEH PARts Per barrel, 81 at 81 90
HAIE--Pe pound. TIC.
CHMEET FLUps, g inch, 81 n Oente; 7 inch, ~
GVntHi q isch ceiling Joint, ST.; u incn cap, 800;
inch ceiling joint, 81 %; Inch Gap do, 6Oc.
DRAIN PIrE-3 Inch, lGo per foot; aluch,
2Ooi Inch, T1So; Inch, 40oi & inch, Doc.
MIXED PAINTS Ready for use aud all OOlors
81 2h@l Si.per gal. All the tested and standard
nakeG are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHlTR LEAp--Sficiiy pure 81 "a.
LIME-Coorored, Austin, so per hbl., hulk,
III 30; Denlson, car lots, SOC; per barrel, 81 70
Dallas, IN lots, zoe; per hushel, 25G.
LINsEED ollr-faw &c boiled zoe.
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Save Yeu Hair-Meep it Beautiful

The "LOndon Hair Color Restorer" rs
he most delightful artic lever introduced 10
to American people and ia totally different
from all other hair restorers, being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that render
many othor articles for tho hair obnoxious
Where badness, or falling of the hair exists,
or promaturely graynels from sickness, OF
other causes, its use vii restore the natural
youthful color, and cSutOa healthy growth
cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dan.
drn1, NC, at the same limo most pleasing
and lasting hsir dressing, fragrantly perlum-
Cd, rendering the hair soft and pliable, making
1t an Indispensable article in overy toilet. AL,
you druggist for London Hair Color Reslor.
or. Price, rs cents bottle. Six bottles, 81
Main depot for tho United Statee, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-29

Rev, Sylyanus Cobb thus writes to the Boston
Christian Froemap;-Wo would by no moanf
recommend any Kind Of medicine which We
did not know 10 be good.-partlcularly for In.
fants. But of Mrs. WlnslOw's Soothing Syrur
family Il has proved blessing indeed, by Civ
Ing an infant troubled with collie pains, quiet
sloep, and the parents unbroken rest Mt night.
MOST parents can appreciate these blessings,
Here Is an article which works To perfection
Affords the Infant Is perfectly natural, snd the
little chetu6 awakes as "hrlght MS hutton, =
Ana during tho process of teethng, It's value
Ia lnoalculable, We have frequently heard
mothers say that they would not ba without II
WIN thetoethtng siege, on any consideration
Whatever. Sold by all druggists. 20 cenlS .
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NrWiA nns1 Nnsa

Wemake the following quotations,
layer o. o. -''' " '''
BANANAa-Per bunch, . 6OSaiOO,
uuhnANrs-i3Sethko -
PEACHES None In market,
NALlioREIA PIAns-- 90 per box.
PEoANs-- None In tue market.
onANaSs- Sicily, IS 20 per box
LsMoNA - Hloilv mar NY so,sn a. ON
..Nura- Almunus 40 per pounai Brazil
Opl2i nlberta, lSN-I Engllsh wainutt
s0nei ohestnuta, imported, none Italian
honei peanuta, Tennessee red, 10, choice
EIGs--None In the market.
o. ~. -"' s''''
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New Orlcans, septembeI Is.
GRAIN.

Tho grain marko, to.day has been moro lively
than usual. Prloes have been maintained
generally In everything but oats, which have
again declined ono cent on beat Srades and
nbout two cents on lower qualities. ssed
wheat, rye and barley are iu demand ut got Il
prices.
This reports from Chicago, 81. Louis aud
Cincinnati continue to speak OF the large re-
oelpts OF all kinds OF grain and particularly
OF corn, II seems that all the old stock which
has bscn accommodating for wears Ia now being
marketed and the receipts are unprecedented,
There Ia also large supplies OF oats at all the
grain centres, and unless the demands should
Increase the elevators will mud 1t impossible
t. furnish storage for the receipts. In the last
week there has been an Increase Ia Chicago of
sf,5Si bushels of corn, 10, SS7 bushels of rye.
1879 6 bushels of barley, and decrease O,
bjl, 9a bushels OF wheat. There were In tho
elev atos $50, 40 bushels otcorn, III 900 bush
els OF oats, and el6,6sa bushels OF wheat,
In Chicago November wheat opened At
10 s.s, lluctuated all day and closed at 100 10
bolng one-quartor higher than at the close
last evening. Corn opened at 20 l.a md
clossd at7l 3.s, scvon-elghths higher than las,
night. Oats closed at a 3.S, 1--we cish,hs
higher than the evening before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-29

FLoUR - We quote City MILD as fyllows;
xxx, 80 IS, xxx, 81 90, extra "a %.
imported; Xxx. per cwt ~ ~; Xxx, CD 81
XXX 90i Caoice ia uiiy 1 20 To 10; fancy
so to4 10,
kYK-Scsrce. Woquote per bushel, 1901 co.
ASAhLEY.-Scarcei goOa demand, l uu
HRAH--We quote ut IN lis Sl@l 10. IN store,
SACK 81 40.
)otSMEALc-Par bushel, 81 20
0Ars-ln bulk 5Ocgji.
WnsAr 81 30 10 80, MS per srade Nicaragua
656g75c.
UoHN-o!d in ear, 1o@l5e; now, In eer, tOc t.
6jc.
hAY-Pralria loose from wagon, 80 60 81 pei
son, siiletL, none on market. from slrus
urairir Oal-d $l5 '-t ton Prairie Deled Ia cal
Ga, els no per ton free on hoard
We quote; Chopped corn, gur iOU pounds
~ % chopped corn and oata, psr 400 pOuu1a
" %; chopped barley, per 100 polnls, ~ 2,
oruhhed corn ana cob, par 100 pOunds, 81 iOi
oorn bran, per 100 pOundo, zoos Ora
uBtn hour per 100 pounds, b3 90;
etcam meal, " 90, tine Dolled maal, per
busnol, u 20 hoiuiny, per luJ pounds, g5i
Sr;tg, per 80 sounds, 81 "; corn aOur, par lCU
pounds, 81 30
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viii You Bcllcvc itg

:. NVWNN TTTTTNNs
10 relieve the aching heart Of woman, and
lngloy where sorrow relgned supreme, Il n
mission before which the smiles OF klnRa
dwindle into utter elgnlnonuce, This IN Inc
peculiar province of Bradleld's Female Reg.
ulator which. from its numberless cures, IL
appropriately STYLED "Woman's Beat Friend. -
Tho distressing complaint known ds "whltes, -
and various Irregularities OF the womb. 10
which woman issubject, disappear like maulo
before asingle bottle Of this wonderful com
pound. Physlcians prescribe IT,
apreparod by Or. j, Bradntld, Atlanta, On
NJ sold 81 u ~ per bottle by all druggists,
Wholesale by Thompson, schott & Co., Dallas
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lPriigs.


AClu--behl9lo per ounce, 2jC
acid CRrbOlic solution, 10 CGntpi
crystals, b5cGS2 por lbj acid oitrio. 7jc per 10
acid sulphuric, j-luc pof ID, acid tartRric, zoe;
per Ito; alum, i6g6o per 10, Ammonia-carbo.
nate, 2Gc perlh; assa 'Ootida. 25c per 10; balsan
copniha, Toe per ID; boraX, l6c per 10 blue
vltrlol, 100 per lb calomel, Zoe per 10; ralO-
mel (Engllsh), 81 10 per lbi caniphor, refined,
26c p0r 10; cinchOnidle, 50 per OF; chloro.
form, 50 G por ID chloral, hydrat ~ 7AOl2 90;
perlb; cream OF tartar, powder, 36ctoiG per 10
gum, opium. ~ 70 por 10; gum Bhsllac, fjc per
lbjmOrphineH 0Iper OEinll be;ggmOt, 1926 her
10; oil lemon w no per 10; bromide p0tasB, i0c
per III; W n w iodlde potass, ~ 60per lb, O.
Il w, quinlne, suiphate,&2 per o1;. Seed
osraway, l2c per Id; seupa, 30 per 10;
2iryChniue, CryStals 81 ~ p0r on.
buvar lead, 26c per los nouT sulphur, -lQ5c
per .; salts epson. 8a5C per lh.
RObin 2O5; splrita turI eutiaG Is,
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GrOcorIea

UosTrE-Ro oommon l3L@ui tslr, II e
l5i choice, 10 to l1hi LnSnyrs II 10 lSh
Java, 2dI2@3OSc.
TEks--lmperlsl, 5Os65c; 2oung Hysop
iOa6O; Ooiong, ASaGlo japan, Sue6Bo
SuGARs--We quote: Powdered l2K; Clrsh-
! cd II 1t; Gmnula ed llA; Standard A
| IL l-li Extra 10 l-2i Loulaiaua white
G Tna II l,oi follow clarified l0&i:chooo
MoLAssEH-- LuulsiAua choice Csc, prime 500,
| air togOod tOml5c, syrup 30 10 GUc
rorAToEs--s3 70 70 81 IS per barrel, and Sl.G5
| per hushel.
SWEET PorAroFs--sg on PER bushel.
ONluEa-S - 5000 90 perbaErcl,
MCn--Whulpbale ~ tOg.
s5A,t-7'-I,IinbSTd, ~ 20. Liverpool IN sa0ks
OnAousuj--soda. Y. Sis!NX.pl XXX 9s;.
Crenm llAi, Ginger Snaps il1i.
soAr-Ulive SD Ojp.r box, BluH india, y 10
baisI w ia per box; = ib bars, ST. - per box
10 bars, $a % per box. Eureka soap, 81 IS,
Cyclone, SIS 10.
BsANs-6S to 10 per pound.
CANDLEa-StAr, full VT IL TO 10.
CuERsg-ll 10 AK
HoAuEV AND QuIT7-s6 90 to & 30 por barrel
DRIED ApPEs-3hG9,
DRIED PRAChEs--u npeelou GTSHoi peeled n
per pound.
PICKLES sll 5O@sl2 60 per barrel; half
barrels $6 49, hrm.
GOAL ou-Below ore revived quotations., no
Per lire test: In barrels l5C; CaseH 29 90
o,oTuRs Pws-houud, 6SC; spring, q, 90 per
box.
MEAsurKs--A buaheI, Iron bound, $3.50 mar
doEoni twu-hoop palls, 81 10; thtoe-hoop o. 10.
Tms--rhree most " .SOids2.6 90; eight neet
s.sS; No. l,W 80 per doLeni Ne. >, $3.50, Nc. 5
G.b6.
wAsn BoAaDs--wood,a 81. SGT tinc, 81 30, New
IRA, o.. 6NGlsa.70.
WILL BUoTTs-ei $685.. so psr dozen.
RowpEn-t6.6b per keg OF % poundsi leK do
Vs. SO 81 do, al.O blasting LGgO, n'6O
SWor-Drop, bag, q. rs ,to2 20 buch ~. 40 too 90
MAuKRnKL-N0. ], harraia gIl; 4, bsrrele
W. kits Sl 10 TO 10. No. 9--BarrelsSg 60 10
10 70; hall barrels 81 80 90 on: hits NJ 10 a
No, S-'Barrels ~ o. TO 90; halt barrels S. 90
to ; 80; kits Is to sos.
10 TO 25c. wv
LYG-ConcentrNted, e9.7sgs "a 20
,9aAc
MISSOURI ClpES-e5 cents per gallon.
xMnaAn-Per gallon, 90SDJOo.
WRAPPING PArRR-RAE and Straw, 40 qOo
sIAECB DO dAC.
JuGa--We quote II oents Per gallon for
glazed. Crooks 10 oento per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAN--li 10 lsc per ID as per color.
TALLow--ln bhrsal, *; IN cake, 90 mar III.
SS 0O6l3 80.
rcaArous-s poundN, 81 1901 l5; . pounds
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DION ", poot, me.c chant nsr &c rates;
N lTWay anu 0NedG, l0c.
Pow SrKEt..-7
WINK smooth Sirs, no. v, 5yso; Nos 10
and II, Sc; M. Il, &c, iEpahned bA bed wire,
9Ao; galvanized harmed, iUc.
hORsE @HuEs.-- Per l. eg, o. 20.
HOEsE vuOs SAtLe--Her DuX, - poun a, No
7, $3.50; ~. 3, e. lai NJ. b, g.
NAILs-Frum lud - go a % rates
rINNKR's STnCK .-BiOcf TN psf Viu.t 80
Uu9late, iiY2U IS per yON !. c l4S?O ".
do. | Y an .bu;Eluc .fcpsr cog ssldof, zoe (! ~
10; sheel ron g. per th.
kTEs-. P'r r,I:, $ 90 I, 10 80.
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gIRs. nnd AlqaS.

hLUUuSi.--t2. 80 uer geiUL
WHISKY n -ottied ~ lfa1l o. aS per rrcOF
sour mach, year u q, al 10, yeNr O,d - 20.
81 yearo - 1ai ftuCy oAlr- old whiehy ales5 Ga
per age
|tREs--C tDrpt, In case, &,ete5 per q, atty;
OataFOa 81 ir..ti 5pi Port, Jr, Eaituh, 81 20 20
gallon Vi S,t6, WHIT wine, b. .n6an, NJ 25
9yl1.
-C0oBs. ia baskets, Elsssgsa;
Htid,rcE, In bsaket, a27O25; hrlA. IT. nanket.
B21Q.S DoNsauo chGiOpaInc, t7ml4
ALR--StoCt ale per doGeu, " .l6VEsa l6i POr-
Ser, per dozen, y lasGSa 25.
BDrTLE BMEn--Nt. LouiA quarts sl2. pluts
II 90, Rndwser, own size Sl2. uiuts SIS 80
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CArTLE-Four years, 'Slss32; three years,
Slight two years, S9Mi9 lOi one year, 500.
Barn cows y 50GlS 90; stOckar8 ~ UOm2b 60;
mich cowa and calves Slj@2ji springeIs Sl5@
IS,
H0XsEs. Ponies $40 10 t21 Farm stock $40
to $50 harneds livery s,l 70 . D. Fancy
harness sl96 TO bl7b. RnfnesB s,,ans S85Oto
$500.
hules--Small $40 to S65 ModiuIn $40 to 100;
Extra drGught 800 10 $50.
H0gs-.AOne on the market and Ia deman d
MUTTON SHERP-- rheg are duUtAblu 81 w b06a
W DER mead. Per weight, 2I TO 90. per
DouuQ,
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GoAL-lndlan Nation, IS % per ton. deliv-
cred.
GOHN--aO ccntp per hGrrcl
Woon-Ohs ,hickoryauO ash " 80 to So 40 per
cord. Sawed stove wood IL retailing 81 the
rates of "a 10 Co 90 per cord
OuARCOAl.--6h cents per barrel.
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Vision, Noises In the head, the vital tpii
passing unOhsGrved In the urine, and man,s
other diseases that lead to insanity and death
The Medical Gontlem0n connected with he
institution are graduates Of the best College,
OF Europe and this country, and have iaa
arge experience In these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
or case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOR A
TIVE under their special advice and trests
or Injurious found In 1t. We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. CON
SULTATI0N FREE. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis of urine, 81.
four times the quantity, SO. Sent 20 ANY ad-
dress upon receipt of price, o. o. d. , gecure
from Ob0erVation, and IN private name If de-
sired by Engllsh Medical Institute, No. lis
box 2iG0.
~, Wholesale, Agents Williams. Toliver d
Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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6HAFlN."FIWNNi polls, tI0geI6 p0r dO2.
Ru0eIEs, TRADE y. and Sprtng, ton, 5000
$780, dltio, open, SiO@SsO; ditto, aide spring
top, $40. 'l8oi ditto, aide bar, sl0OasSO,
spring, tllO@S2On; ditto, phnetOns SlhOGsgOl;
jump seat bugrles, sl75@82SO; platform
sprlngs, sl1oSgl2Oi three spIinr wagons, 5000
8ll6.
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S.JOh-Lang clear sideS l3S; short
.aAr, l3k Breakfast bacon lSc
clear l2A, '"'''
HANS Canvased liH@l5o.
LAhp-Ileroe l3A to II; half barrel, AIm
hh; psils 10 10 pounds, lbA; pounds, 6llsis.
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FIsu-Red, shesphead and trout, 1910; New
SlrleSnb red-suapper, loCi spanish mnckorel,
21dts.
OysrErs-Holtm0ro per can, xxx, SOC;
medium, 10 extra select, COT Matag0rda and
Berwick's bay, 81 90 Ger hundred.
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OnioHRNa-We qncie ea.2S9s2 .15 per dozen
dolon; quail Sl.lb pen dozen; wild turkeys
VI iO@l 20, rabbits, zoe per dozen; suulrIcls
100 per dozen ducks, large 80. 0Oi smuii 50 ,bl
ypniSOn, Gao l-2 '-'''
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Molnsses barrels, 81 30; half barrels, 81 %
egs, 7jj, Sugar barrels, s.; half barrel A..
Hoop poles per | 600 sl2
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.HIDus-Dry lint,B pounuB ana upwards, 100
L. l-2c; dry klps, 10 to lie; wet saltcd, 7@IAc,
green butcher hidas, on ~ Co. All IH
aged wet or dry, hGlf price; deer skins
F0c, sheep Bklna from 26c. oboe eaon.
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The Great English Remedy,
Is a never fsiling Cure

Is q neYer-fsiling Cure
for Nervous debility,
Exhausted Vltalltys
5 & min al Weakness,
SpermatOrrhoes, LOST
MANHOOD, impoien-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible eirecte of
Self Abuse, youthful
.fo.iies ana eXcosses of
.lnHhtrer years--such as
loss OF Memory, Las
,itu dc, n o Q turns,
Emission, Aversion Of
+.
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New York spots closed quiot. MiddlmRs
IL cents. Sales l,O22. Notreoeipts wero Gt0I.
Exports to Great Britain qO,23O, France gill,
Continent b,Ot7, channel none. STOCK ON hand
1882
Spots closed firm In New Orleans; Low Or
dinary7 5-S, ordinary b.S, good ordinary
10 l-S; low middliug lOa, middllng 1855, good
mlddling II 3-i,mlddlng fair IL IL, fSlE 1878;
saleB $40 bales.
Galveston market closed quiet, low ordl-
nary Ia, ordinary Sl-2, good ordinary 10,
low mlddling 10 S-4 mlddling II LIS, good mid
ding IL 3-s, mlddling reir II rs; sales go.
81. Louis The market closed steady, midi
dlings II 81, low mlddllngs II 3.s, COED ordI-
nary 10 4. ordinary 0 a. receipts ,5j2 ship
m uls l,lO3 sales ~, rtOck on hand " SIS,
IhN sales It A ner.can In Liverpool wero
1000 bales,
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asnhAH NILLHT-We quote none In tho
market. Garden, BOTS. per paper retail.
Wnu6lessle Y to centa per paper,
CottOu--At the Oh Mill, IL l.2c por blu
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9P0XEs-From q e men, yer toI- 4
Gelect, S8j Xxx, @.7h.
SAwRD TNLLoF.--lU 'o2<,s - p'r.os.
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wool.


fine andMedlum hne 40; heavy, SOc Baul
bury and dirty, o to 10 cents on.
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JEASs-- Roxhury doeskins, 2le; original
II | 2; lrytngtDn, AZ L.; Imperial, 81 l-2o
II am Dolt and Deer Island l5c.
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Poultry and Ga,no.

Eggs-scarce 20 centaper dozen,
butter--Northern 2bg21. Texas 20 % e5,
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COMMERCIAL.
HERALD oFElcK,

HERALD OFEIcK,
WEDNESDAY EvKSIEa, september rs.
ihis nus oeea one oi lhe most ao'iNe uayS iof
business our city has ever witnessed. At the
freight depots the reeeints an Il sbinmeuts are
-. - -. -s.I,,.,..,,,, =.
ia'Ke'Ahu 'nure Is Suoh Jam OIL goous tha' II Is
almost Impossible to move around among the
boxes and bales and other merchandise living
-, .,..1,l'. So, ~, Us
on 'ho Pia'ior"ps' ihore IN no chShge 10 NOTICE
In prices, but llrmness IL to be noted in all
mercantile lines.
Ta,,o,s ha,,, ,..,,,, 49,, $3.50.
Aei"'"s "aNe "eoiiheu apou' huohr per
box, while potatoes have advanced % cents
per barrel. Sweet potstoes have also de-
FY'"''0' now "''' "
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COTTON.

Tho receipts, to-day, were ak hundred bales
md although the price declined about one
eighth TO quarter of cent, tho demand was
active. Tho decline to-day was In manner
caused by the advance In ghts on all lines
except ny way of the gulf, which viii prOba-
bly, be advanced to-day to correspond with
other rOutal