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The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-10-28

the world, ana ayers
6e has often made moro
dangerous leaps-notably from
!, one OF the Thames bridges in
i Londcn, and from the big bridge
!. lat St, Louis, aud makes a plum
- ibis ability and
like daring. He
ago as leaped from the tower
bridge at Minneapolis, and then
and there laid q wager that he
would do the same from the. st.
Paul structure. By the work
] ipgs Of an inscratable providence
j he wasn't even bruised.-[St.
!, Paul Pioneer Press.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-10-28

INNOCENCE OF YoUTH.-The
Vicksburg boy can stand up with
any other boy in the world
against ON accusation. The
other day when . Vicksburg
mother discovered sugar on the
pantry-shelf she called her boy
and said:
.Some one has been stealing
this sugar r
us it possible 7" he exclaimed,
rolling mp his eyes in astonish-
ment.
Eyes, it is possible and the
thief is not far away, either"
.Aia't he !? Do you suspect
father p
No; /, don't"
int be the cat, could
inquired, glancing under
Is in search OF the feline,
i Ii don't eat sugar young
manl'
.They don't2"
mo Sir; the thief is . boy
Iabout your age"
He is, eLS I'd just like to
catch him in here once?!'
If the sugar is disturbed
[agaiD," she said, as she covered
| the box, L know Of q boy who'll
| get bis jacket busted"
.That's bullyl I wish you'd lei
| me stay out of school SOS to SEE
| you catch and maui him.
| And he went out to deyour the
| other Jumps.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
rhe Trade situation

Trade hus been mortal duh since last Sntur-
day. We have not had more quiet week in u
long time. The causes are popularity aacrlbcd
to the great and continued depression In cot
ton aud the urgent necessity OF Texas iarmeru
remaining at homc and making every effort to
get their crops planted. From two to four
weeks behind with their work they have nc
time 10 spare aud TO spend IN
markets. lhis Ia not only the case
here, but Ia all other counties. They ave all
alike And when country etorca are not beinl
patronIzsd they have no wholesale orders &c
forward to u.s. Much of the cotton remaining
behind Ia being held for batter prices and with
the hops that rise will take place In tho bye
in-bye. Upon which pol ut there are spirtot
arguo cnts Joined. Roger Barten used TO say
there arc two things which no one could tell
how Jury Will decide and who woman viii
marry, TO which can be added, the price o.
cotton tomorrow. II contradicts everybody
and takes n seeming delight In upsettiny re-
vised calculations, and Is apparently nsveI
no happy az when contrsdlctlng Itself. There
fore man born OF woman who specu.
lates In cotton Is Of few da,s and full
OF trouble. lo licth down AZ night with .
rise figured out next day sufficient TO M his
pocket with shskels ana laugheth In SLEEP
over his Gne judgment and great luck. Ho
rise.h la the morning and lol II has gons the
other way, when he waseth wroth and wishes
he had followed N0ah's example, planted a
vineyard aud became husbandman
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The Gencrnl Markets.

From the retail ."end.ot tho sch, onero A
good many house supplies were ratified on, the
Saturday afternoon aud night trade boln
about Us usual. But tho Wholesale houses
looked graveyerdish, They had hut few OF.
ders, conclusive proof that trade Ia slow else.
where ~ well AZ here.
Meats arc easy and slow. Concessions nre
being made upon round cash lots. Tho Old
quotations ars passed over ~ tho majority of
transactions arc still upon the basis ofio cents
for clear short bacon eldos.
Lard Is Y higher 'or ticrce, and now held a,
TX.
Breakfast bacon II cents Hams Tx Ia
II for plain aud canvassed.
Coffee has a strong upward tendency, but
has not changed here yet, although i.2 higher
atthe pcrss,
sugaf Ann ard unchanged.
Choice open Kettle Louisiana molasscs are
seslins scarce. aud New York and rcbollcd
Offering.
Camel goods havs Q downward ton,
1ency. Peashe,, IN, 81 55i sb, s2S.
Corn a quiet. Recslpis light to-day, In con
eequencc Of tho limited demand. Poccs stu
.rAurc nom - cents for interior 10 80 CO |,
thuice white loosa tnuck and ear. and 10 cent,
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Building Material.

BnIcK--ht the kilns 81 50 TO $40,
SIosR-Atth Dallas quarries Sc per cubic
foot. Laid In wall lie
LuBKn-NEtiye rough pine go per thousand
Dressed on one side, 81 50; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooyed, 81; Dressed Notwithstanding,
sl5 Thrse-elghth tongued and grooyed ceiling
Oh %.
sHIseIKs-Cypress, 81 per thoussndi Native
pine, sap, SS; do heart, 81 rs.
LArEs-Q3 % per tfouBapd
cEMgFr- Fort o oft, scf bar, IS; Ros-
sndsle, 50 20, | JulFvilie, Port land
4 -
Plaster OF PsRls-Per barrel, 81.
Tnn-Pe ponnd, NJ.
CEMENT FLuEs q inch, 50 cents; inch, 4,
cents; 6 inch ceiling joint, 81; 6 Inch cap, 500
inch ceiling Joint, 3! Ii; inch cap do. Go.
bHAIS PIPES inch. l6c per foot. tineh
20c; inch, sc; inch, Zoe; Inch, sc.
MIXED PAISrs-Ready for use aud all colors
81 ) per gallon. All the tested and standard
mskss ore 90 sale b, Dallas dealers.
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Fruit and N Hth.

We make the following quotations:
OhANG1s- Valencia per case, S9ll0; Sicily
por box, 81 TO $50; Louisiana pelbbl., 81 6OSS
LaMoNs--slcily per box, 81 20.
GRArEs-Malaga per bill, 50 TO 10; pcr hal
Dbl, none.
pEAHs--Calilornia per box, none.
NUTS Almonds q per EJund nrazi
lOg0-j alberta no.: Englbh Walnnts
nonei chestnnts, Imported, 30 Italian
21i peanuts, Ienne's 9 red, ga; cocOanut,'
per hundred 80 80.
FiGS-in n III boxes, per 10, 10.
POE CoRs-Pfi1e packages, per half gross,
se2a
RAIsISs-London layer, now, per box, % 90
LAYER, new, per box, 81 20
BANASAs--Per bnnOh, 60. to 3
ArpLks- Fancy per bbl, ~ Is choic,
~ ~; dried, per Ia, q 10 20.
PorAroEs-rer hbl. So 5OtosS7 40.
, umoSs--Per bushtl 50 80
8ARLlC-PCr string, none
CABBAGEs-Per crate, 50 TO 10
DATRs--ln itNils, per Id, %.
UuBRASTs-IlS0osSc.
PRuSRs-Oc,
PEcASs-Pet lb,7 retail; per oushri, loos,
S2,G 10 to " %; sacked 81 10, ~ IS.
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more for shell,d and sacked.

more for shelsd and sacked.
Oats In statuqao, aud 80 to rs cents.
Butter. 20, 2aY and ass. The oleomargsrne
train arrived this morning, bringing lot OF
"Kontusky blue grass butter" rs that article
Is called In this msrset. After terrific legal
fls hit, It has been admitted as legitimate
article of commerce, but the court says You
mustn't tell any stories about IT. but label and
call 1t by Its right name. which is all right.
In all other table articles, there was no new
remark. Potatoes, apples, onisns, poultry
aud the rest were found this morning In ys"
terday's position.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20

There never was u time In the career Of this
Republic when money WIS more easy or plen
tlfnl, The mines have added millions upon
millions OF gold ard River to the circulation
OF paper by tho goyemtD cnt, aud besides our
own coin aud paper we have drawn largely
from Europe during the last hfteen
months The boom has 1t seems levied a
tyt6ute upon tho whole world. The
time has com, Tor finishing the sattleme MT
civilization aud completion ofiaternal i'm
provements on tbs North American couti-
mont.
In Texas money Is easy. There Is IN abun.
dance here for oil legitimate purposes and Il
isrspldly accommodating year b. year, for each
season We have moro to export, moro roads &c
build, and more improvements TO mako which
attracts capital.
In the local market there VIA nothing oc
earring outside Of routine operations. Banl
rates per cent. per month.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20

The drunkard is burden 10 himself rs we'll
~ tis friends, and both he and his friends will
give much to he able 10 see reform and sobrety
induced. But since intoxicatlon becomes a
disease IL requires n remedy of no unusual ac-
tlylly TO reach Tho difficulty. Those who have
taken Slmmons' Liver Regulator declare lhat
II sots the liver In action and invig-
| CRATES the system In such u way an TO destroy
, tha craving for strong drinks, ana soon the
desire Tor liquor IN entirely dlssipated. While
sh Ky, nervous aud distressed, resort to Sim
NOUS liver Regulator As tonic, 10 arouse the
TORPID liver 10 sclion, to regulate the bowels
| ana remove lhe feeling of general depression
nnd with II the craving for liquor.
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Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc.

lRoN, 80 We quote merchant bar &c rates;
Norway and SWedes, loo.
PLoW SrEEL.--oc.
WIaE. Smooth wire, No 8, &c; Mes j.
and II, &c; No. l., &c; iapanned bafbed vile,
0kc; galvanized bnrbed, leIic.
HoRsE SHoE3'--Per keg, IS.
HORsE sHoK HAILs-Per opx, @ p.s1Ets. No
y, $50; ITO. s, IS 80; No. {, 81 ..
HAfls-From lOl 30 t'si, Ell q. rates
pNSERs STOCK .-fioes ia W. EQ1-li; ~,
TN 'iate, ike III ler gpx; Z. & tFXA 81 81.
To- II gl %: zine e PER 10; spetsr, 80 7s,
10; sheu, lron &c perrin.
Axas-Per , \; ser tsEAf. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
DALLAS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
March 10. ISL.

March ID. 1851.
There was an alarmingly cold north wind
early las; night. 1t suddenly stopped, and
when daylight came this morning with neither
wind nor cloud, everyone thought there was
frost and that fruit wss gone. But It escaped
with iisht one. One more downward turn
( the thermometer would have
done the work We may get a
much mora severe "aretic nip" tonight, for
the atmosphere Is still right cool. 1t Is none
too late, for about this time last year we had
q regular snow and aieet at rm which Stayed
everything. Gardens were then two weeks
ahead OF now and gardeners ha1 to begin d,
noyo proceedings as the lawyers gay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20

CArTLs-Cornfed. els 10 w; grass 90 year.
LIN ., sj5sts; steers, from 70 wears old
SusGsa0; barn cows, sl5essls; butchers, N to
SIC. per 10 on foot.
0RsEs.-Ponies and sheep SIS TO go. Plugs
no TO SO. Farm rtock SIS 10 So. Harness
livery go TO sl00. Harness fancy sls5 10 ei75.
Harness spans $3.50 TO $500.
Mules--nsts go to s65. Medium SIS 10 IS
Extra draught 500 to $50.
HoGs--On foot, 3S3l4c. for inferior Ioprir=
porkors
MUTTON SHRsr-They are auotshls n s. s. ? J
per head. Per weight, 3 TO SIC. per pound
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Ths Cotton Markets.

tween $4,000 and 10000 In excess OF this date
last year. There has been nne shipping wealth
Or for the last Ave weeks throughout the
south. and II Is reasonable 10 suppose tho cx.
cess business Will Immediately fall OF. All
hands are agreed, however, that tho gross
crop Is bound to 20 oyer 100000 bales.
Liverpool opened dull and easy Now York
futures were better and spots moro tony.
Dallas was dull In consequence OF light OF.
ferlngs, bu; there was good demand at tho
prices. There was moro conf ience In the STA.
plo than any day during the week. We quote;
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MEDICAL.

iluslla,se 90 ,.,eol,is. BIS .sN...
and gih cia-.ng, q cents. saipc b. s.....
covers, y cts. lfnlhoet. !oceo,s, ~ oi.,.n
hood, 10 centsi Pamphlet. 3 csnis--secme!s
sealed, By mail. Send money or postage
stamps. Dr.. WHITTIER, the great specialist
w ST. Charles Street. st. Louis. Mo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20

tLuoHoL--sl IS 50 - q yar ysl5,u.
WHsXY-Swvtt nlAst, q sos 81 ain,
nasB, 81 .6aGs g., AcoQr,iiEg,8Ag.
NIEEs--C lAret, 10 css-, S lAAt4s -laiV -,
per gallon, 81 .G&s.; P0sg. ger gA-a.l s. n a
S Sherry, per gallon, S. .seg-x AAtslca gr.
$50.
CHANfAGsR--C0Oss, Ia osake.s, st;v1fa
lleldsieck, In basket, -; EFJLs Ia ossk=s. III
Domestic champagne, SlQ.sI6.
hLg-Stock sic, per dozen, s. .lsissa 80. Por-
Yer, per dozen, 81 8Sa55.
IGrrLR BEsg--st. Louis quarts 81, pint.
,l3 q. Budwlser, si3, plnts SIS 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS Grocers' stock.

CnAsBEamEs--s2 rs a. per bushel.
RIcK--whoiessle az toIA.
eALr--In barrel, ~ 10. 10 800 liverpool In
ncks,S IGA; Rock q 80 per sacs.
CaACkKns--So,la, xxx, $50, XAX& 7
Trade MARI ~ Cream s, Ginger Snaps 9H
to 10. Cream l0c
Soar Olive. axe. porpound; Blneindis. "a
to ~, Satipat. $40. 10 $50 G. T.. Whleman
Usmbric, &c per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company: " clone, ~; Pale olive, b; Extra
olive, Az CentH per pound.
BxANs-4h .to5c. per pound.
CANDJgs--Star, full WITH. light VT IA.
HoMINY AHp GRrs-s51s5 % per barred.
sAUxR KuAuT For half barrel IS to y 80.
PorATogs-a3 60 to 81 75 per barrel. In Baeks
al 81 TO Roper bnahel.
DRIED PRAusEs.-l'npeeledS SC, 'SHpeeled Il
per pound.
SWEET PoTAroEs--ti per bushel,
Coal OILl--Beiow are revised quotations 10
+. test: IN bsrrels Is 10 20 cents; caecs, 52 70
CLoTRRs PIysIound, 65ci spring, n.N Per
COX.
MEIsurEa.-.>, busheI, iron bound. t8.b0 per
ioses; two-hnop pals, o. 10; Lhree-hoop, $3.50.
TUgs-1'hroc nest, W .SD6p3i 80; eight nest
. 2b; No. /, 90 30 per dozen; No. ?, 2sN0i No.
u 40
Era, ~ .6c6eyl.7 20.
WILL BuoksTs--si2 rs asi 80 per dozen.
PoWDER--S6 81 per key OF % pounds; ~ 10
1858 ~ do, $3.50 blasting kegs, sI5Ol
IsuoT-Drop, bag, ~ 10, to- 20 buck W iO. to2'5t
MAoBxRKL--No. harrei9, 80: half-Darreia
u 30; kits, Il pounds, 81 No. barrels %:
CAspY-stck, sl2hto l3c. pound. Fancy, ID
to 25C.
LYE--COncontrated, S2.75C6 500
RoPw--slssl, y In. basic, llMc; cotton, &c,
ViNRaAR-Per gallon, 2OQGiOc. Apple, 20c. toll
WRArPIrG PArER--liag and Straw Soc. 9jc,
| SrARCH--4S94'1c.
JUas--Wp quote II TO IL cents per gallon foi
glazed. UrOcks n TO IL cents per gallon foi
glazed.
BEEswAx-l5 70 l9c per H.
TALLow--In barrel, AZ; In cake, sc per 10
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CoAL-lndiau Nation, IS so per ton, aoliv.
ercd.
CoRe--bO cents per barrel.
Woon-Oak ,hickoryauo ash 81 90 to ! . 20 psI
cord. Sawed stove wool " retailing, ut the
rates OF ~ 30 to 500 per cord.
CuARCoAL--6S cents por oarrol.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
DALLAS raiCE CURRENT.


BAoos-Ionp clear sides "a to OK; short clear
10. Breakfast bacon lie.
DaY sA.r--loug clear sides, "a; short
clear 9n.
U,xs-.t'isin sugar cared, IL 10 IL; canva ssed I,
LAsD-i'lerce. lih half barrel. II: psils 3
to IN ponnfs. i2H. ponuIs. ". Texas home
made, 80 to Is pound cans, 10 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20

All chimneys bearing tho dragon" brand
aro guaranteed to Withstand the fercest
hfmo while dripping wet, or any amount of
cold air, or drsn in ordinary use on the
lamp they never break. They arc for
sale ut y. Goslin's China hall who has tho
% !lusive sale for one year.
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easars IN d syrzps.

su6ARs.-"e. quote: Powered ~; Crushd
y h,Grnnuatcd II STANDARD A, l05S, " hits
extra D9pii extra g ~ 10 -; Yellow " to gb
Louisiana new white clarified 100; yellow 81
choice Shc; prime ne, fair Ike.
McLA'sks-Lo nisiana choice G0c,,prime "a,
lair to good i59jOc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20

rLoUn - We quote City Mile from new
wheat as follows: XXX, 40, xxx. 50 CO.
kXXX,2 ~; Choice, 81 90; faUily, none.
Imported NIX, per cwt ~ 80; xxx, 60 II
xXXX3.lb, Fancy, 3, 10 To 800; Patent, 800
RYB-ln sack. 10
RARLRy-I5 per bnahcl sacked,
BnAS--We quote OF 81 90
aUssY Professionalism in good order,
cents piece.
OoHN mEAL-Her cwt, 40.
0Ars-eew rsxa, 33lO36c ifomwagon, 40 to q
In store.
RngAT No3old, a5c; No Snew, S,dos6c; NO
81 0bi 10 new, 73&s0 Rejected, 6bDl No
':ada. 50G6Sc; Mediterranean, Eo2, %; No 8,
e.f5c; Nicaragua, nominal, iDc, nat NOS want
" by Texas mlllers
ConN--2j tO 80 cents, iopse ear
HAy-Prairia, loose from wagon, 80 to ell per
ton; 1illelt. do, 50 To oil. FROM store. prairie,
baled sl3 asr ton; Mlilett, SIS. Prairie Osled
In car tots, tl3 per ton free ON boaid.
Wuquotu: Chopped corn, per 100 pound 4
81; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
MW; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 IS
crushed corn aud cob, per 100 pounds, SOC
corn brau, per 100 pounds, sec, Graham Hour
bi; cream meal, 81 30; line bolted meal, POI
b1shal, 800. homiuy, per 100 pounds, s1l
grlts, per 100 pounds, So %; corn -four, per Loo
pounds, ".
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MONEY AND TRADE.
Yesterdays MARKET SITUATION

Cotton Firmer, More rOny but Not
Higher stendy md Quiet-iI
Gram and Flour Quiet-Gr0cc- q
ries Firmer-COuntry Pro-a4ls&s
duce scarce and Str0ns-
Money aud Trade Notes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20

TESTIMONY OF DRUaGlsIS.-We have
ceen selling Hw'tt's Syphiitio Specific 10,
years, and regard II superior 70 snythln
known TO science, Tor the diseasee Tor which
1t Is recommended. We heVa never known
Of single failure.
s j. Cassele, Townsville, Ga; l.. T. Greer
Il Co., Eorsythe, Ga, Hnnt, Ssnklp 4 Lamar,
Atlanta, Qr, Pemherton, Harauels & Rey .
nolds, Atlanta, &c ; nanlsl Il Marah. Atlanta,
Ga
ATLANTA, Ga, July 4, 1874.
We have ase0 Swir's Syphilitic specific In
the treatment of ecpvlcts for the last year
and believe II is the only certain remedy that
VIII effect II permanent curo for diseases for
which vou recommend IL.
GRANT, tLDXANDFR h Co,
VI 90 re~srd will be paid 10 any chemist
VINO will iln6, ca analysis OF 100 bottles of
s. $. g, one particle of Iasrcury, iodlGe potas.
stun, or any mineral substance
Prepsrsd only by the swim Specific com.
| pany, Atlanta. Ga. Sold ov George T. s..
nlns, rhompson. sohott Co., and W. H d.
! P2tters'n.
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DAN soLv.InAriKR--Over 20 lbs, acc, DIT
onior 70 lbs, M.
iEMLook soLx-txAriEn - Best ruiatc
slaughter. acct goos DO, VOC, beat Msts Mira Il,
NO good do, $40. good dam sed, sc, poor DO
OAK uAnsxss tsAraka---Sc, /, 40, DO, No
49,
linsLocx HAsKse LsArurR--No. /, IS, do
No, e,Ji.,
urrxn-rrcnch calf, al, 80 TO ~, do. klp,Si II
~ per pound, American calf 200. t5si SO
10. kir, hhc.ehel.
cottArs-pack, No l. per dozen, $3.50.
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pouitry and aape,

PaAtats Cat1asyA we 1u,te a. 80. apleOp'
SQutnnrLs--pcr dozen, 6lo.
On,cSkss-.we ouc.e M3 fos spring, for
grown, ~ 80
Tuuxrys-- We quote 200. 10 ~ apiece.
DuCks--For tame. zoe, Wild, Is 10 100 apiece.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
bank EXCHANGE

Commercial exchange upon NIL points par
to Y discount.
Sterling sight "a 50 to 81 80.
Sterling, 90 days, 81 IS 10 81 50.
Francs 500. sos TO 5ib.
Marks 90 to o..
Go d, silver, other than the trade dollar, par.
TRAITS do,,hrs, ...-...-. 90 coniS
nieSiosu uuiihts ''..s.,,,,.ss.,..,..,,.. ~
musicuh uniNth.. ..f.'..s..,,ss.s.,,,,, AZ
Mexican QuafterB .....,..,,,,.,,,.,,..,l 10
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ISlSc,s; ~ klp6, free Of grubs, II c; grubb
kip lie: wet saitsd, Ike; green butcher
hides, 5sc.: AL damaged, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins SIC. shcep skins from
| 25c. F1d0c each.
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Cast, 80 cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents;
wrought 20 10 ~ cents per hundred; brass,
s. per hundred, copper, 80 per hundrcd zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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COnees nuG Teas.

CoFFxs--Rio, common, 10, fair, Is; choice
l5t@lp; Laguayra, IS; Java, 2SDS0c.
iEAs-Imperial. nom i5tpN3c, prr psGndi
Young Tyson, iO@rci Oolong, .s6doc; Japan
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FIsu-leko. per ID.
0YsrKRs-p per can u cents for Baltimore, 81
Mattagordas, 10 for Berwick bay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20

PyAouns-.9 pounds, u 7bi pounds
81 Is.
.ToaArons.-2 pounds, 81 20, pounds,
W.70.
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sroKxs-From . to 2h Inch, per sSt, XXX
elect, 81, Xxx, S2.7b.
SAWED rKLLops--'v 70 ~, o. per set.
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GxRMAs NrLLrr--w quo,ea 81 90 nor bushei,
Garden, aots. per paper retRil. Wholesale
IL TO y cents per paper.
Cotton--At the On M,il,'s6 per ton.
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ElCin watches just received, "A new stock
At The new Jcwclry store, s.. George olel.
building,
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Eaas-- i5cts nor ioznn.
BurTRn--Norihern ?ato "; Texas 20 to go.
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Rags,
wagon Wood. work.

Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81
~ hundred.
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susg,cs, Boe., wheels mao e,,os.

WHEELS (Ssrven VA wholesale, pss
act; II tio.ah; q $50, y E,25,
SPRINa WAGON REps. -burr's patent, SPl9,
$40 and $50 FOR plain, 81 H. aud double pam
nels.
SHAFTS "a o.. 90; II $3.50
Poles --B 81; A Sil.
BuGGIrs. III end spring, SO; a slue sprin &
S15. Strictly A phaetone, $3.50 Carragcg,
s s;S. Scntlcmen9 driving eusgy, soc IN
sis; top.open, i6S 10 s7h; side prlng do, GlNA
~; Jump-ur seats do, SlDJ, platform sprln
do, el0O; throo spring do, $40.
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nalIns Wool Market.
DnIlnsI entnnr Market,

Fine, "a, medium, 22,, heavy, zoo. Ri oil
birry aud dirty, to 10 cents ID.
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A POSITIVE CURE.

MEplChTED BIGlEs. Patented Oct l6
1876. One bos e
No. viii cure = cass In four days or less
No . will cureie, most obstinate case, no
master Of how loI spnding
No nauseous dosest cubebs, cotalpa, or oil
OF sandalwood, that ~ certain to produce dis-
peps'a by destroyin the costings Of the
stomach
Price, 81 80 Sold byIll druggists, Or mailed
on receipt Of price
For further par icuJrs send for circular SO.
+. o. Box l,593 g. ALLEN CO.,
John street, Nsw YORK
Quick, sife and surears
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PRACTICAL WATCHMAKEH

A. n % q Law,
Practical Watch and Clock Maker, in the cold
Postoffice Building" Bridge Street, Winnie
mucca,
Will give prompt attention to the Repairing Of
Watches and Clocks.
All work guaranteed.
Orders from abroad will receive prompt at
tentioa. myi9-t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-07-19

When a board of eminent physicians
and chemists announced the discovery
that by combining some well-known
valuable remedies the most wonderful
medicine was produced, which would
cure such wide range of diseases that
nrost all other remedies coald be dis
pensed with, many were skeptical; but
proof of its merits by actual trial has
dispelled all doubt, and to-day the dis
coverers of that great medicine, Hop
Bitters, are honored and blessed by all
as benefactors.
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WATER NOTICE.

Water consumers will not hereafter be al
lowed to use water from the Wineemucca
Water Works for sprinkling streets or irrigat-
ing, only as herein specified, namely: From
$50 to SA. NJ. and from q to s N. Posi-
lively, no person will be allowed to use hose
for the purpose of watering their grounds
without nozzle or sprinkler on the same
These rules will be strictly enforced. Any
person who will violate them VIII be promptly
shut off, and water will not again be turned on
until sum is paid adequate TO the damage and
annoyance caused thereby,
Office OF Winnemucca Water Works, Winnie
mucca, New, June 20, 1881. .fe30-tf