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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09
To All Our Friends.

Having had numberless inquiries for
advertising cards from ladies In all
parts OF the country who are interest
Ell in the prevailing fashion Of making
card Collections," We are having
printed for them a set OF seven beauti-
tut cards, each in six colors and on q
goli background, in the very highest
degree Of art, i!Iu-tratiny Shakspt ares
: Seven Ages OF Man" w. have spared
no expense in these c2r1--they are
simply little art gems Our only aim
has been to publish the finest cards yet
shown. Applications tor them have
come in 50 rapidly hat nearly the
whole edition IL engaged before the
receipt by VI of the cards from tie
artist. We have therefore been obliged
To adopt the following pan tor tue dis
tributiOn Of the remai nder: No more
Of the gilt Shakespeare cards, seven IN
the series, will be S nj excepting upon
the receipt OF statement from a grocer
that the person applying for the cards
has bought OF him on that day at least
seven bars OF Dobbln rs Electric Soap,
with price paid for same. al apply
ing In this manuer utH receive the iul
set OF seven card gratis bv mail. This
i 40 mai Jul oAN ~
irons get their share of these beautiful
designs, although 1t IN no manner re-
paysus To- the cost OF the cards. You
grocer has the soap or will get 1t, a d
the purchase by you OF seven bars OF
il at one time will securefor you gratis
seven really beautiful cards. The SOAP
improves with age, and is an article OF
necessity in your house every week
Therefore you are D asked To buy d
useless article, but one that you must
have anyway. Please send Us your
appllcar on al once, and tell your lady
friends making Gard Collections,' to
DO the same. Groc.rs do not have the
cards 10 deliver. Buy the soap OF ttem
send US their bill. aud re will mail you
the cards free. Yours respectfully
/. l.. CRAGIS & Co., ZIG South Al
Street, Philadelphia, Ia.
l.. Statutes not wishing to buy
soap can get the cards by remittine
cost price. 2ocents.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09
Z" DON'T know half their

"They cured me Of Ague, Bilious
ness and Kidney Complaint, as recon-
mendel. l had a halt bottle left which
l used for my two little girls, who the
doctors and neighbors said could not
be cured. l would have lost both of
them one night il bad not given them
Hep Bitters. They did them SO much
good | continued their use until they
were cured. That Is why say you do
not know half the value of Hop Bitters
and DO not recommend them high
enough."-B., Rochester, n. Y. See
other column.-4Mericun Rural Home.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

CABINET uah.Ts sld wood workers
ger Only are familiar with the use-o!
gluran dressing to- us and ofher
-li2ht ounGs incident I 0 their call
iug. The glue pot is always handy n
thc!r SHOP and "a glued rag answers a.
well as he best adhesive plaster. In
a recent Iater before the philadel phia
AZ 'riny of Surgery, DR.. u"wsoh re-
Cotumends lAle addition Of acetc acid
to IT, glue, aud & little o.tar OF roses
10 cover ~, o1nr Of the glue and the
&c.d. 1il- compound : read on paper
OF muslin makes a good substitute Tor
adLc-igc Uia-ttr for surgical use. j.
/. e~t-ily and quickly PREPARED, simply
by patliug into a vessel Of boiling wa
r. Il bottle containing one pars OF glue
70 tour, BY eaeIre, 81 The acid, and
iettihg the bottle remain in thus bath
uhIit the glue is fully Dissolved and
mlAcI ": IN the acid. Common glue,
may be used and cnlcinal Acetic acid.
10 ~ had al any drug etOle. The mix
tuIc should b A"pt IN u Wlde-mouthed
botIc, Which can al *ays be removed
by |I.catilg tie heck Of the lottle.
Care sACuId be taken TO keep the
HatttE Of thc itttle clean ~ wiping l.
With a cloth dipped III hot va er. a
h9alc II Tile ,h'ap and easily pre-
af'a uItsring would te a good thing
- Lave at lone as Well AZ at a work
mop.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09
NuOck NOSfrUmS.

are pronounced by tn, medical profession
: The hane . society" but the Bible -ay- 10
HIN who Is afil ctrd p ty should be -hown" aul
DR. Silsbea the III .toverer OF "Anakesls' tn
un.y lntal file pile cure known TO medical art
ie-rrycs a monument at the hands of afflicted
millions a. q baHetavtbr of the human race. l.
a. Jean Paul Il ehter -ay--"llapplue-s IS tht
hb-ence OF ia what shall be said OF 81
remedy that will relieve instantly such pain9-
thosr endure who suffer from piles and Of n "
III lCh happre>s must 'Anshes = lie !tie
Author. 5 Q 900 OF the millions afflicted WI
piles glsdiy testify TO tie iIeaIing virtues. Doc
tors 4 ali schools prescribe 1t aud III 20 Wears
no G have used It without benefit Combln-
ny the virtues OF a poultlce, an Instrument
aud me tIclne easy OF application. rate snl
useful IN all cases. y relieves pa n at once,
holds up lie tumors and ultimately cures the
worst cxse- OF plies and what ia equal Y worth
knowing 10y following the Doctors printed IH-
Htrucuons A. TO Diet haUlts etc. keeos them
cured Samp es OF Anakesl- are sent fr,t /,
~ sufferers on app cation to /. Ncus ut DIT T
( c.. Tax 3Q4i New York. Sol by druggist
e~vtrywhera Prca : 90 ner hox.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09
A Wise

Deacon Wilder, | want you TO tell
me how you kept yourself and family
well III" past season, when all the res,
Of Us have been sick SO much, and have
had the doctors visiting US so of;en.'
BRO. TAYLOR. the answer is very
easy. | used Hop Bitter- In timex kept
my family well and saved the doctor
bills. Three dollars worth of it kept
Us we'll and abe 10 work all the time.
I'll warrant il has est you and the
neighbors One to TWO hundred dollars
apiece to keep sick the same time"
Deacon, IlI use your medicine here
after" I
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

A hLANDkR t1LiSC George Selwyn
once / filmed in con pany thai no W.
man Eve wrote a letter without a
postscript. NV next letter shall re
flute YOU" said Lady c.. Selwyi
@ at er received a letto. from her
ladyship, when after Der signature,
stood: p. S.-Wbo was right; you
or 2"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

have a little girl, sail Mr. Henry
Doe If itl- cay, In a conversation,
VINO va. troubled with a tvrre lame
ue-- in ter .cg-, pronounced by some
EN-IeiI-, by other. rheumatism. !
had tfItI several remedies without
ciioc', when | was in III Ell to a. ply
-. jacobs OIL and | am happy to say
that the use cl but one bottle cured her,
and she Is now abe To 60 70 schoo!
agtn.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09
10 CLAN Old MAEBLE.-Immerse

To CLAN Old MAEBLE.-Immerse
IL" ~n'l'ci, Tor two or three days in
walter 10 soften the dirt, lime, ETC.,
then TAXI them out and Clean them
With Il brush CT kcraper. When
ei,at 90 IN THIS way as much as pos
tlhir, lay ti'm III n mixture Of II
art Il coluHf4a'td muriatic acid aud
thlo ar # water til they appear
IoII,tt}y clean. sometimes 1t may bt
It'c any 10 increase the biting
litI civ Of the sour water with nitric
At q. many, soak The objects III wa
10 IT, lily Alt ItIitctIy free iron
u IL. IL All taIalIce may otter be
improved ly lubbing a with little al
luoud oil.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

lANoaI1E IuDbING-OR-half cup
u h%lfttI, one cup OF sweet milk, three
,Gg-, White aud 20 Ks beaten separat :
y, We tta>l .Ohlui, OF cream of tar
tar, Lnul 10 make u II II batter; steam
oitll tcIr. StIVe in mtdintelv, with
sauce nhCt rs follows: m pint OF
t'lllhg water, Il cup OF sugar, tut-
Ter lie : Ct hi egg, and one glass
uf Wllc. iii, ken with corn-starch.
A LGolrg mate like the above and
L Nj With mutt, canned peaches.
lam, II aInhladr, or whatever is pre-
i'rI'd, slr.ad OYER il, is very NICE IN
deed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

CARBoLINE, a natural hair restorer
and dressing, as now improved and
perfected, is pronounced by competent
authority to be the best article ever in
vented to restore the vitality of youth
to diseased and faded hair. Try it.
Sold by all druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

WHENEVER you find a house with q
motto '.Welcome.' hung SO that l.
catches every eye, you needn't he eur-
rrised at a cold dinner and a hint that
Keeping q clearinghouse doesn't pay
in those times.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

AFTER recent wholesale flogging
of boys at school, a boy who was one
o! the victims was questioned as to the
s. severity Of the punishment.
I'D he whip any Of them so as t.
leave them black and blue?" was
asked.
"No,' replied the boy, "but ne made
some OF them yel'-oh!"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

lvIA ktINf.s illIl Ons
l'"tll 81 sl.af, 'le. it:tup OF mix,
CT tths Itu ia 81 cream OF tartar one
Iii o. ilslr, Two ttaAl oOIfuls OF soda,
tit,lA. pc lah.,Altontul OF meIt..
tti'ti, 80 ice AID bake In thin
sl'ts; Wien ba ktd, spread jelly OF
alN sort t,iWetn the sHeels. The re-
e. { make one CAKE, iii three small
DIVISIONS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

"JoHS, what are your boots made
of" B,y-'Of leather" Nv acre
does the leather come from? ?" ''FroH
the hide OF the OK Nv nat animal,
therefore, supplies y0a with boots, and
gives you the meat you eat?" Ny
father.'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09
WHO VIII Kiss Our Mamma

w HO VIII Kiss Our Mamma Now? ?
is the title OF the latest sentimental
song. Don't worry, children, but
just leave that matter to your mother,
and devote your attention to getting
up something about "WhO Will
Spank Us When Mas Married?'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

EEGETINE is a great panacea for our
aged fathers and mothers; for it gives
them strength, qCiets their nerves, and
gives them Natures sweet sleep.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

A SNAIL boy declined to eat soup a:
dinner the other day on the ground
he ''hadn't any teeth that were little
enough for soup
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

A BU.T is less than half a length.
When a man goes on a bust, however.
he is apt to e to extreme lengths.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

IHEATRE-GoEhs. tlub-visitors, ate
slrpcr-taAers and patrons Of the horse
rallrotd owl-tra;ns, should ali certain
Is h$ve a bo,.le OF Or. Buil's Cough
syrup convenient. Gentlemen you
Will nec1.ir
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

To RE strong and healthy women
Shouli take Lydia 4. Plnkham's Vege-
table Com pound.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

THE boy who was kept i, Ger school
for bad photography, said he was
spell-bounu.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

HAVE Won found the lev to rerfec' b. a'ih
and stren.ih II il K dnev-Wort the only
rene Y tia overcomes st o. c" the nsction &
the kidneys and bowels. Farmer.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

AN ancient usurer, reduced to beg
gary, solicIts charity Of a passer-by.
81 have no money!" said the latter.
''Then give me q note"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

BEATS awl-The patient shoe stitch
ing machine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

ACTORS should be watched closely on
election day. they are professional
repeaters.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

TAKEN on the spot-The measles.
THE fat Of the laud-PetrOleum.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

Bosom fr1enhs->hirt studs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09
Railways Regulating Pills:
Perfect PurEati yea, soothing Aper,.GtA
Ast Without Fafn. a!snY. s~slsfis
and Natural Ia Ii cir Operation
A VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE F z cAioxE.

Perfectly ta.f5'rs4 ~resat- -, -.
svest gun, pufge- a.. > p2t II asA /.
&fSaR1HE J.,
PApwAYs PILLS. fcr ta~ are II =. D.scr,er
. the talAacG, Liver. rowe!9. Xiii -, Bad
der Nj Gus risc 5se2 Head .ctr. t71.tty,s lon,
Cosfivene-A !ndig sfion 10y pep7ia. Bl our
ness Fever lntltt4tnat n y tbe aO..Is, Piles,
and Al derange1n. ~ OF Ito Iptefnai viscera.
WARRANTED 10 effect = pefe7 cure Purely
dei.:te,ious dTu.a
~ Observe the following symptoms resulting
nom Diseases OF d. d GEES I've org ns foLstE
patton, Inv I'd Piles, Fu Ines OF The Blood In
Head. Acidity OF he at0mgch, saus~a. Hart.
burn, Disgust o. Fuod, tu.s ness or Weight Ia
the sto nhch. Sour Quotations s,nhing ~ Put
ter ng u tue Heart. Choking or su-.r ng sen-
eatlon- when 10 i lying posture, DIN ess Of
fi>iUn. Dots o. Webs bs.tofe the sight, Fever q, a
Dull pain In the Had, p rct nc u P.rspifA
ton, Tel o~Fness o the Sk n and Eyes. FaIa IA
tae S,de. hest Limits, md sudden YlusDes d
Heat, Burn nR L. the Tle ,
4 few doses OF RAD~Ar'a fTLLs win fros TIA
GystsE nom Iii The aosqe AIMED diAu1oerA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09

BOWEL
!rosenesS DinrrhH /. Cholcra Mortus ~ n.i,
tu' discharges from tae D -.els ar- s;rrnr1 T..
10 or ~ minutes b taking RtlHa, 3 !ttatv a.
lief. No congestion or :il .m1fattqn no VIZ
neSs or laS>ltude vii follow the use II me Il y
Relief
1T WAS II FIRST AND Is
The Only Pain Refined,
mt instantly stops the most escracl, n,
alts, a Eivs ihft.naIattU s, and c,rr~tot-
iion>, whether OF In" Lun -. : oma.h. Io...
Or olh"f glands or or ans. by on. pn, c.rt,n
III from one to NV enfy M 4ni
tef ~" V.ol'h' ~ cx-Turiatins the utlr /.
tiieuii tc. Btd-rtd ten, | nrm crlnp.tl \ ~.
Gus. Ntu'aig c Or prostratet! ", n dI eas. M,
sdH"r RiD"Af 3 READY kEf.IEr viii arora
instant easa.
IN Mar inAtton OF y Kidneys,
Han 's ton of The Riad,t,r
In NATION Of h Bowels
to"gpsttou Of n Iunx.
ooTo Ahroat. EtfiiruI: Breathing
tsisaatton Of the Heart
SzJ sacrics. Group. Dtphst,erta
tnisrr.t, Iunueus~
TootIlach~.
I~eura1Kia. El~irusnntf~.n
sOts<h.li. Aaue Ih,lta
Chliblatn. and fross siftas
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-04-09
OPERETTAS AND CANIATAS FOR
SCHOOL EXHIklIION&

Corona Ion, eco cts-) Output Fa 81 Fairy
Bridal: 80 cts.> Flower Gu en-. new, IS CT
$50 cts.) Miracle OF Roses, go cts.) Little Bo Pep.
go CTS M ,ud Irving, $50 cts) New Years Eve,
(6O cts.) Three Little Kittens, 0 cts.) Querre.
among Flowers. (3s cts Spring HOLIDAY. (6octs1
AID Cinderella. toO cts.) ire a~llllyely an pretty
CantataS.
AM book mailed, pOst-free, for retail price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-11

fetching 81 to o and choice white 30 cants to-
day.
Hay nat. SO WAS the highest wo heard Of
fered for loose prairie and 1t was hard TO sell
at all.
Oats are about the same, B,, 37K to a accord
Ing to condition.
Bran is scarce and 81 TO 81 10.
Flour In moderate supply, good demand aud
unchanged.
Corn meal 80 cents at the rnills and 60 pei
bnshol from store.
Rye Hour "a per hundred and sold oocaslon'
ally.
Coffee 10 In good demand aud very Ilrm ut the
| quotations.
sugar has advanced 1sc, average upon ali
grades and Is active
| Tea IS M ample stock and cheaper than /
used to be. but 1t ls like whisky and cigars, sc
mixed and adultoratcd, tnat it IN ,mpossibi'
to quote Iutclllsently.
But We VIII give quotation OF standard
cigars, as follows: Seed HAVANA $50 per
| thousandi Domestic, made Of HayenEg to'
bacco, $50 10 sos; Domestic, clear seed. Gl.
to s27 per thousand.
STANDARD brands Of manufactured chewing
tobacco ero steady. wild brGnds snd unes-
tablishcd are lower aud iondlng down, with
stocks Of all kinds ample for the trade,
irlsh potatoes ara scarce aud dearer. Sound
stock wa held to-day at 50 1905 90
| and In biz ks 81 90 per bushel.
The pecan crop has beon marketed We
quote IRON storts, Ga 10 conts per pound, i.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-11
BUSINESS To-Day,

We are between seasons Too lato for winter
traffic and most too oarly Tor 6pring IL ID too
late to sell winter goods and too early for
summer, Iuo nDtwit hutaudng these facts.
ira 10 holds ont remarkably VOL. II was by
no moans aull to-day considering the season.
At any other time OF ysarit would have looked
and answered r5li call as quiet, butfo March
Il was active Merchants carrying foil stocks
OF such goods as tho people want hayc no rea-
son TO complain, to7 they have been bssy all
day.
In agricultural implements business has
been better than Ii has been for years In al
those articles usually purchased by farmers IA
the spring of the year In this respect, Dallas
Ia SIN as ahe has beln for years, Tho great dis
trlbutlag center OF The southwest for tho man
uracturers OF the Unitod states. AppreGatlng
thia fact, their agents aud our regular dealors
make overy concession within their power 20
hold the trade they have now and to extend
1t Indefinitely, which oan be done, for Texas
Is az yet Ia lti earliest boyhood In
point of population and produ elton, in conf
mercs and In many othcr foIpc1ta
Asa general tA,ug the sluv Of GommorciaI
commodities are steady. \ i-w mlaur ertl-
clcs In tie lno ofpgoyIl Ions Il gh,l, tuctuatcd
but the staples arc nj Lhs same prices they
have bson f,r several weeks, and g. other
markets arc remarkably calm and conaerva-
tive, no immediate changes ara anticipated In
staple goods.
But as country people are aud vii, continue
to bc busy with their crops FOR some time. we
need not expect an Improvement la trade
A. Al .,pi 10 "a -
may erpec. falling OIL as soon 10 the work
OF marketing the cotlon crop "a completed
That Ia thelr chief business In town now.
Houses which have Gus the most drummorS
do the most business. Therc is nothing like
push and energy .and porslsIcut goins
to the country towns md laying down your
samples uud prlcos, aud thu1 dull days may
DO done away with entirely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-11
,old, silver, other than the trade doll,r,par
Tho Cotton nnrIe,s.

There was small and fltful rally late ycs.
to-day afternoon In New York, but Il lalled 10
mako an Impression upon the country this
mornlng, FOR whcn business opened the Liver.
pool diepateh waa At hand noting o decline
ofl-ls. New York spots opened irregular, bu,
lrmar. with iotur,a on 10 points. The de-
tails OF Quotations In other markets will DO
found under tho telegraph head.
Dalias Is quiet and duh with very
little cotton offered to-day. Only two buyers
wanted any and thoy did not care whether
they bought to-day or TO. morrow. The sltus.
ton Is, therefore, about a. yesterday. Both
buyers and scliersarc waiting for II to touch
bottom. We give tho following quotations for
what they arr worth. but tho market Is Who'll.
~ nominal:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-11
slpaceiIn,,en,,a ,lreoers, gtnr,,

UaAsaRGaIls--es 1898 per bushel.
ktUE.-W holcsuie Ga .toT.
s4Ly--in barrel, 1888. Llyorpoo. In
@ess,S lGoi ltotls " ~ p,r pack.
CnACEGus--Aoda, Xxx, q; NXXN.
10 c}N Trade MFRS, Il Cream 8, GmgSl
Snapa 3A 10 10.
LARD-iHr pee b.
bpAr~Ultvc, ~, per qonn0i Blue india, on
q Co,'s paiiaa Soap Works, pale Olive, jr
Cambria 90 PEI pound. EurekO Mqnulacu,fino
COMPANY Cyclone, b}s; PGlo Olive, D; extra
9AVs, ~ 0tnja psr ponnd.
BSAHs- i}aSt0iA.c. per pound.
CANDLss--Star, full VITA. light Wits.
OuGsss-rlear spring lic; Factory H.
ti1Nuyy .tHo GnIrs-- t6&Sb.2S pur barred.
sAUsi, EpAur-For hall barrel 81 30.
lorArofs--sd 30 To ST. 70 per barrel. In saokp
81 $, 20 i5per hrshel.
DRIED PsAOnESs-Uupe0ied SO, peelei "
ger pound.
HWGHg P1rArOCs--s nor bnlhel
Coat Ou--lelOw are rovlacd quotations TIC
u. lest' in AaTroiS ~ tO 20 uOntB; cases, 6. 70,
CLoTufs PiNs-Round, Nci spring, 81. ~ Der
boz,
MELRuggs-.E hughei iron bound, 90 80 ppr
iOEcni twc-hOop pats, - 49, hreo-hO0p, 81 .S,.
VuAs--Ihroc ngbt, 81 3lnsl. 30; OiIht noet
.,go; No. J. az 30. por dozen, No, g, $780, No.
.WAnmoAups-.Wood, n ~; zinc, 81. 30, New
hta, S4.br@S2.iO.
VIII BuONETs- i.y eSl76 ror dozen.
PoWpsa-yJ.A nor keg " % pounds, igis do
~ 10 " do, el.h blasting hGgg, N'sG.
HhOT--Dtop, Nag, 2.l6, buck $40.
MACKEREL--No. harrola, $40; half-bsrrole.
$685. Kits, u pounde, ali No. . barrels, 81,
OANnY-SttcL, 2ho. "a pound. Fancy, Ia
~ s6c
Lyx-osnemnated, sa@Sss -.
llors--sioNl, y In. basis, lUnui cotton, COO.
VtNggAu--POT gallon, 90GUG. Rpplo 40
WNArwH6 fAiEu--Rpg ana straw, Doc. tOI a..
SrA0CH--iA ottt,c
Observation-Disclosures bullion grade, 80; Clio
max, dOM.
JuGs.-.We quote u 30 ~ cents per gn,lor for
glazed. trOche Ii u ~ cents per gallon tor
glBsGd.
lMESwAN--l1 10 lSo per NJ
TALLow--ln barrel, ~, In cake, NJ per 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-11
MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
Cotton Ge,s no ns,ter Enst-Tho Dc-
preston Continues EVerywhere--
Meats StcHdy- -Graiu Weak
Flour steady-SugRr nDd COT
Toe Firm -ronsy Easy
Trade Moderate.
nALlAs, THURSDAY ArTsNEooa, !

March W, ISL.
Reports from :the adjoining country ana
from ali divisions OF North Texas ore the
farmers are working With might and man
plowiug ground and sowing seed. some corn
has boon planted, but that work cannot DO
completed before the 1rst OF April, II then
Thcre IL a spirit ofoonGlencc born of proper
Ivy abroad In tho laod and determination 10
mako the effort 10 reap an abundant crop, all
Otwhich Ia reassuring to commercial men 8.
The farmer Feeds us all. The grease for every
wheel eomss from his labor.
The spring III late. at thA time all,naturc
should DO in bloom and crops growing la the
fields, bat this 10 not tho cast by pretty much
NIL AZ soon as corn planting 10 gotten rid Of,
cotton comes IN. The first Of April Ia the ueunl
day to begin planting tho seed, but hardly any
ono VIII be ready. A month behind nou--it
@ hoped thst time may be reduced two weols
by then. II VIII take WORK, and the hardest
kind, 20 completely recover ell the hours lcei
during the wutor, but 1t 10 not impossible.
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OAK soLR-LEATaEn-Over 20 liza, aOc 90
urder 20 lbs Sc.
HEsuoCk SoLH-lEATukR -- Rest BufafC
slaughter, 3Gc; good do, Elci best Matamra as
200 good DO, 27ci good damaged, 95c; poor do,
A5n.
oAK HARNESS hRATHsp--No. ], 400; Go, No.
80.
HBaLoCK HARNESS. LKATHVN--No. l, IS; do,
no. ,, 49,,
UrPrRzFrench cali, 81 % 10 So; do. kipsl IL
gsl.3 per poundi American cali, 500 an So
do. kip, 65c.d1Sl.
C0IJ.ARs--DucS, No. l. per dozen, $3.50.
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Tho s,Ntc OF Tru,,c,

wos,cfu meats aro going up again. Thvrc Ia
orally going on among the packers and they
are raising the price. Trade in there Is loo
dull 10 gstup arally very suddenly. Tho man
whoboush. ado nom Ne last Monday a
week ago hasnr eat II up yet, and hence was
not on hand to-day. Dry salt shoulders were
offered To-day at az cents, The cheapea, OF al,
neat, and lpsa wonder more are not sold In
this market.
Corn 10 dull. II sold late last night down TO
~ cents, which price was accepted rather
thar haul Il back 70 the country. Medium Is
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Money ,aud Securities

Tho city banks IRE holding more funds than
they can keep employed. This community
over and above property covered by the homc-
stel law Is poor indeed. That law Was made
To keep man owning houses and lots from
borrowing money, The supreme court has de-
clded that he con claim his residence and his
store also ~ his homestead. lilo can live In
the otdara and do husIncsa on Elm street, aud
neither place can be sold and taken from him,
The law virtually moans, AZ II now stands, no
real estate can be levied upon AL sold undor
execution for debt in Texas. A. we arc no,
stockholders In railroads aud other Institutions
In the land, 1t Is difficult 10 toll how sufficient
pledge can DO madc,to bank Tor loan
Money Ia worth pcr cont. n mouth, and we
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