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DRY GOODS.

lT Will be- observed that there are some changes
IN quotations for dry goods. In the east cotton
goods are scarce aud are higher than few
weeks ago, In this city, however prices have
not been advanced Ms dealers here anticipated
the rise aud bought heavily early in the season
rms enables Dallas merchants to sell at prices
below parity with those of ony other city In
the south or west Trade has been very active
in this line during the week, and the present
favorable weather induces the belief that the
heaviest business ever experienced In this city
orin north Texas, awaits the dry goods mcr.
chants ofDallas.
To.pAY's QUOTATIONS..
PGlNTs-Frecman'S, D. Lodi, 8: Gloucester, g.;
Harmony .; CochecO, GA; McrrmOc, ca; Green.
witch, 5's; Allen, &; Albion solid, 81; Peabody
solid, 5A; Peabody black. on: Simpson black,
G'e; Simpson mourning Ga: Gloucester mourn.
HEAVY BpowS DoMEsriCs-A Augusta, a., rs;
Indian Head, 50; Swift Creek, a, t 81: .Euia,
l.i SA Edgeneld, A., I'll; Cabot A., ~;
Derby 3i, b3.i Glendale 81, 50; Nrtchc2, 50
"a; Charter Oak, IT. Az Lake George ii, IA;
Great Western, Ill $; International a, 81
FINE lRowN DoMEsrlCs-Lake George az; IIar.
vest So; PocahoutaS, y Great Falls, 7h. Peer.
brer, :.
DLEACuEp DoMEsucs-socInlg Sunny side, $;
liolmeSyilc, -; Forest s Big Bonanza, rs 6;
Auburn So, Lonsdalc. 10; Lonsdale, cambria,
III WamSutta, 1874; New York mills, Is; Diamond
Hill, cambria, v Knights, cambria, q Hero Al,
3 Hero, IS Bollardyalc, :; Cambridge, rs :;
Peerless, 81, 81.
puCEs-ArkwrighL Id EttrIck, 500, II; Stark;
500, l22; Stark, lO-o2, IL; Savage, soy, i2S,
Hampton, brown and drNb, 90, 10 lIampdcn'
NN. do IT. Boston, 1000, brown aud drab, ~,
MonlNuk, " inca, -; NJ. s 10 inch, an: No
$ ~ inch, on Gold Medal Blue, iiS; Lion
brown and drab, IL.
PLAID osSAnupGs-Delta,7 ~; ECONOMY, loi,;
ottawa S's Michigan, So; Belle, ~; Wood.
lawn, So; Catawha, o..
,TloKiNe-Amoskcag AGA, ISL Hamilton -:
HOLLYWOOD, plaid, II; Standard z, 10; Easton n,
Va; Omega lGS,
CHAMpRAY-lihe0 leo
CorroSNApE-New York Camlct lie; Ray City
l5RG Royal lie, oNmc0d, lie; Kansas, lSIc
HlCHoRN- Rock River 6-S; Blue aud Brown,
phc, India, love ArliGgton, SSc: Thorndikc,
l. Sc Hamilton H.
ktNTucKY JsANs-raclhc II, r., 9i,Columbia
iG Kansas 49,; Humboldt 81 ralariS, ny.
Table Rock, l6S; bonanza, NM Pride of the
West Sa's Rang IN, ~ Deer Island. iaS kco.
huS & Mississippi \. is; Roxborough, lgS;
Badger slk; Golden Flcocc, ~ st. Cloud S1S,
liNs1rs-ncNtcr 2sSjusticc q; Wavctly, i5SS
Green Briar lSA; Rob Roy, IT. United States Il
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..

Bhioy-At the kilus to $40 kun run
SloNS-At lho IhlaS qNurrles, be- pOt cutie
FOOT II for foundations 10 Tor wall and u for
dressed front
LUMpxR-Yclow p,ue, rpusn 80 70 per 100
Get over "A feet In lens,h; e. SO Matched and
dressed flooring aud hniShinv, 81 10, 4, ceiling
ceiling 81 SG yellow pine
siding 81 white pine ceiling, o. rs Hfst
ash and walnut flooring, slOO per thousand.
poplar dressed both siiea, sS5; rough walnut
OBS 70 lN, Common doors 81 M 10 81 Sash, 81 *
TO 8 90 M TO size,
PosTs--Cedar, sl2 DO Boise d'aru, SIS
lA'Hs-eS S0dpA per thousand.
Z. AsrER PAMs--for barrel si6sl So
HAIR-Per pound 7ac
sRINaL.s--lolow, PINE s. so to -; white
pine q 30 g. o. Cypress, No, |. o. No a,
oEarsr : RoSOndalc, O. rs; Louisville, 81 10
Portland, Cd so
DRAIN PIPES inch Ice per foot inch, acc
inch, S7Sc; Inch, l0,r 5 inch, SOV.
UEaESr tluIs-6 inch, Ssc; Inch 4os 6inoh
ceiling Joint 81; G inch cap 5Oc: inch oiling
Joint u 25 finch cap do, 6Ov.
MINED PAINTS. Ready for use and all colors
u lo@l 80 per gal. All the tested and standard
makes arc on sale Ivy Dallas dealers.
WITH lHAp-StrCty pure, 81 90
q, L.,oN a Austin 2per betmG bulk
Y to- benson car lots, 9cr per barrel, 81 Is;
Dallas, In lots ~; vcr NuShol ?5c
TuRrENTINg-S7c.
llNsEHD otl-6sWGS
correspondent Of the Northwestern Lumber.
man writes M follows about southern timber.
~ spent much timc In the timber In Louisiana
Texas and Mississippi where the Pine is hy far
the largest and longest OF anywhere in The
South), and the result OF my observation A thni
the yellow pine does not grow near as long as
our white Pine or our Norway, IL grows pitru
wuch larger than the later, but nowhere nca,
~ large ns our white Pine II Is not an Unusual
thing TO get W feet of timber out of a Norway
but saw very few, and, believe, no trees RI
into the limbs rs far Us one would care 10 emf
The average length OF good timber Judged Il
he irom 20 10 Go feet to u trcc-not us much n,
Michigan pine, by any means. Also my oh
.crvaton OF the logs and stumps satisfied IN,
average "a inches, and IN louisiana and Tcxai
| about y. "
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uAKDWAI;E,
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS.

To-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
ASeS-Collins', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar,
per dozen, 500; Diamond Edge per dozen
100; Double Bit 20tO.
shovels and STRAIGHTFORWARD discount 80
per cent; Ames list, steel goods, discount 40 and
Rubber betting Discount 80 per cont
Nalls-A0O rate,
Horse shocs-GeS per kcg,
Horse ACKNOWLEDGMENT, No. ThA, M a
A2S per box. N' "
lron-iC rate.
s,eel-,plow, &c; lay, &c; cast lsc per pound.
per cent. -
ssilleis and lids, SC per pound; sugar kettles,
10 per pound
Iocks-m boxes iOOpapcrs 80 per box.
Nrno hoes-por dozen, 100; railroad picks,
Maltocks-pcr dozen, ll.nO,
scalcS-fairbankS discount - nor pen,,
Howe, discount - per cent. W. >'"'
Tin PLATED. G., iuNlL per box, 500, l. O.. iix
Nv per box, 500; rcrnc, llxgO, por box. 5O.
Ictnc, 2OS2S per box, 1850
Tlnwen. picced, discount 10 nc. cent. ,
Stamped, discount 10 per cent
pound ANN WI
Rabbit mc,al-io to lSc per pound.
har Lead loo per pound.
No. duck horse oollarS-i o. per dorcn,
manes-two loop i,0O per dozen, thrcc loop,
HACK bands-,hrcc inch, l.s5 per dozen.
batbCd wir-SS Gphc.
ltN stated that the harh.wlrc manufacturers
" lhc United states have voted tn shut down All
lhcir factories for thirty DAYS. Tho object Is Ia
Cutlhl Production, AMI give time 10 work OIL a
portion OF the surplus on the markets
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GI,OCEKIEs.


! To-DAI's QUOTATIONS.
| CoFFEs--Rlo common. llSell2c. fa.r l2S@lsc
choice, IL 10 l3k; Laguyra, IL 20 l6; Java, ~.
TEAs-lmperiGl, 50G6sc: Young Hyson, sO6S60
/ OolOng S@60c; Japan, 6O@65e.
suGARs-Ne quote Powdered nAo, crushed,
! lla; stimulated, ~; standard A l, II; Louisl.
ana white clarified, II, yellow elcrihed, iOH 10
! l0A; choice Louisiana, s&c prime, 9@9Hc.
| MoLAssEs--LOuislans choice, rs prime 700;
far to good O. To zoe cGrn syrup, co to &c; sugar
| RoPE-llkc, basis.
BosroN BAGGiTG-l0's Ter yard; empire bag.
! ging. 81 por yard
TtEs-lA5 per bundle.
SWEET fOTAroEs--yl.OO per hughul
RICE-WhOlossle, $ to 81.
~ SAt1- u terL 9 So Liverpool in SACKS el75
omoNs-Red, per rarret $3.50 to 400; yellow,
PorAToEs-New, per bushel. clio
NAnBAGE-l cents per poRnd.
GsAoKkns--soda, y, SaJs&; XXX, SJ.@g: xxx,
9N5A; cream IN; ginger snaps, Ia.
SoAP-Ohve, s. per box; blue India, y 81
bars q q per box Z d. bars, G. rs per box hi
bars, - % per box Eureka Soap 81 IS Cy,
BEASs-7 to TIC per pound.
CAEDLEs-Star fun weight, l5Ii to a.
-ChEhsE-W. X, none IN market full cream
l5k@l6; Young America II.
HoMlNf AND GRlIs--s6 90 per barrel.
DRIED APPLEs-7&@S,
DRIED PEAouEs-Unpeoled, 50; peeled lie
PlcKLEs-sll 5o@i2 per barrel; hall bartca
81; firm.
CoAL oli-AU ueg, hre test In barrels, ~
LYE--Conceutrstod, 756n4
IhoyIq' qoe. spring, vi pcr COX
-, ,1 So y - nushel IRON kOund, Us Oh ~.
uVS,' NET2,,noop pals, " lE lhree,hoop, 225.
No 40 ~ utce nesL " Z'@sa W; eight nest VI 20
49, ~, " :" 'c' "oAeii no = ~ fo no D. 40 per
go H., u...,,... M,
p,, Hg 20 AN o. "o 2nc, 40 Row
III 80 ~ yV,'4 ~ v.
60 S" % % S per HY 0i 70 pounds NA,do
" IS, 90 r 10 u w ntas ~, keSs. w ~,
q tn D'""' ""S' "a " VI ~ 10 0uCS, W 30 to
81. ,.,.,.n, ,. ...,-
o. 90 a. ~ ~ = paiEe,S' " ~ hai DMreB
S1 ~ - w no barrels T. Vs halIbarrels,
~ si - ~ . a. ''1IcN"' - oU GRit-bat'
- ", g, %, , an, W W g., ,,...,
10 oSo -''i'N' 10 " h' " p6Hhu' fahCyi lac.
MTssc,,sr C,.,,,,. s.,,o,.. ....-.,,-.
Utesoo,.' H'n"" '@ouG ptr gallon
| W r,N .I,,I, 4 AZ - EAII"l 19gGV,
H4.A[r,N9 ca" ana s'fa" 500 to 7ot.
22rNhVnUoVo3C ,
$3.50 ~ ~ iro'S -iS yer sG.lOh Tor glazed
'' ~ w pS S S'1Al ~, tYr Bi11eu.
ir,,,,, ~ g. ioy- 20 dIs' 53@o ~
t no q ,V W ~; ~ 65@l 70.
$685., ~ - u's 70 N nan ODDS ~ 20.
bs,,' IL aEhHO0VU = pvhuiue DUKE or Dur
M nss, trD pMEns "a, H''p'o' 's-Ih, 5l; ta-lb
"' "' ,pn vs." ,"S.S ou, ,,, ,,
a. a. hrn,s $3.50 W @ rGaches IL lbs
SSS.-i ApIlVus' 81 ios Sd,v1; Blackberries2 IL
I
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Wool AND HIDES,

NNVNNITVNN TWaNNNI
flnc spring per ID, - to 80, medium sptinv
pes 10 " &c Mexican improved pCr III , NJ
m,ieG, bury ofall rtadcS . To Sc on.
llidcs-.Dry flint sound aud heavy. 10 Ia iic.
ditto light 10 to isc dry salt heavy. lie ai,,c
nght l.2 TO ioC wet salt I to Sl.Se rrrcn.
butchers 3 ~ tO6c; oil damaged. wei or dty
nan price DcerskinS 20 to &c, shecpskinS IS
The wcol clip VI urcenn fot lSS, ap,nnts a,
IlSvoNVn pounds, g0CooN pounds In cXccss nj
thM OF last year The CiOp Is, however inf,.
rior - thatot last year being heavy aud lsrk.
ing ntiEh,nesS This Is accounted for hy The
thrvugh the winter whereby tho rn,sse a,Ssu,
mulatcd during the summer was retained. and
owing ~ the lty, windy weather of carly sn,inv
which hllsd the hccces with sand About one.
the prices o1etcd afc iS pct cent icss tbsn A. !,
raii al he beginning Of Tho season.
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sADDLERyASp LEATHER.

ro-pal's QUOTATIONS..
soLs LEATHER OAK. No, |, SgGi0 No, a 81 n
80 w "
HsNLoCx-Rcst huaNlo slaughter ~ good ~,
best Malamoras ~ No, . IS good damage "a
g2O
NSNtocN-frimc. IS DO good, SIS DO No s 800
FRENCH CALfsxis-si Is 10 l " according "
quality,
PMlLAnELrhiA 0,LrSEiS-No, |, 81 10 to / n;
do No. = 81 Mto 10
fMtADslrmA kITs-Nc, |, SO to q 10, ac.
ccrdlng to weight,
spsEr sGiNs-Toppiug XXNN per dos, $40 10
Liniugs white MINK. q ~; kussots, 6toS
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County 4reasuecr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of n. X GROVE ms Treasurer
Dallas county. Election November 7, 1882
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" MR. HENRY BOIL rs candidate for
County Treasurer Mt the ensuing November
MJE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Il. NJ ONERLEESE us Il candidate fo,
county Treasurer Of Dallas County, Election,
Tuesday November eth, 1882.
WE. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W the name of WILL +, D0UGHERTY as A
candidate for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election, Tuesday November 7th, lSS2'
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE ]. q,
W WILLIAMSON as Il candidate for Cnuntv
re0sureL Election. November 1SS2
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2;or alusticc of thc 9eacr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNorNcp
" 1. q, I. KENDALL as u candidate for
!iusuce OF the Peace, precinct No. l. Elec.
ton November 2, lSS2.
WE, ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W,
" W fEAkENs u Candidate for Justice OF the
rcace' Precinct No, l. Election November, ISIS!
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCES w.
Peace Precinct No. |. ''''
ME. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNouNCE
" \. \. BRASWELl. as u candidate fnr
Justice OF the Peace In Precinct No /, Dallas
county, Election. November I, lSS2.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" W, NJ. EDWARDS asa candidate for
November :, 1852. N''''''
ME ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w MR., JOHN H. HUNZ us a candidatc for
Jssucc OF the Peace in Precinct No /. Election
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Gnuitiu 5litiIue.

(NTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANN0UECE w..
W l., WILLIAMS as u candidate for County
Judge, Election, November 2 lSs2
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
Il. \, BURKE as Il candidate for reelection
20 the Office of County Judge Of Dallas county,
Of the ensuing November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w H. II, YVES 4 for the Office Ct County Judge,
the ensuing election.
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FISH AND GAME.

THI merchants Of this city aye we'll sprn,,,d
win tsh from the Gulfaud also nom surrdndinr
lakes and streams. There is limited demand
Tor hSh from some of the towns on the RAILROADS
out the sales are generally confined 10 local
disappeared from the market
rO-DAY's ,.UorATIoNs.
fiSH-kel ShCepheGd and front lUs,c; Nee,
orleans t,d snapper. lbc; Spanish mgckergl $40
WhoolSa2 tai cents highe,
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COOpERAGE.

rnIRr Is steady demand hero for ccopcmgr
anu eoopcrage stock OF all kinds, and orders
very heavy,
To.nAYs QUOTATIONS..
MolaSScs barrels, 81 so halfbarrcls, 81 ~ ApsA
1ac, tngar barrels Ne hNlfbarrcls l& hoop polts
pNF 1 teN alN - '~
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l:oc Shcriff.

WE ARk REQuEsTkp TO ANNOUNCE
MARIN ELLlSroN for sheriff OF Dallas
Cosnw Election, November, iSSa.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W, II. W. SMITH Tor the onicc of shctia
OF Dallas County, Election, Nov, 7ih. iSSs. "
I'VE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNouNCr
NATE CHAPMAN us a candidate for
shetih OF Dallas County Election, NoTcm6cr :,
I'VE ANE LEVuEsrkp TO ANNouNCe
y BhN JONES as q candidate Tor shcrie
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PROVISIONS.
To.pAy's QUOTATIONS..

ro.pAy's QUOTATIONS,
'Sci breakfast bacon iSAc '' N''"''
phr sALr-Long clear ddos i6sc: short clear.
HAss-Canvasscd, is, Magnolia, Is.
bAhn-Iiewc Ike halt barrel Axe lD-ih
eens isST %,ib cans lttc; iQ.lb cans, IS, 70. s.ib
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SCRAP IRON,

Sonar IRON Is IN demand here. Tho following
aretho prices paid for oil kinds " scrap metals
ro.nAN's QUOTATIONS.
CAST 81 per hundred; stove, as cents wroush A.,
70 to Nc per hundred; brass, Is TO $40 per hun
dred copper slo to IA 80 per hundred zinc and
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HAY, SEEDS AND FEEpsrUFFs
To-DAy's QUOTATIONS.

FkED-Chopped corn, per leo lbs, 81 so crush.
ca corn ana cob, per 100 lbs, g. 50; crushed corn
and barley, per 100 lbs CO Is; corn bran. ser Ioo
lbs, 75c. '' 80 A'O
HAY-Dark, 486: bright IS. From storas--
pralrie baied, DARK. Sia5; bright $40 bright
nee on board, car e 70 ~ lark, IS 10 s.
LOTION SEtD-Firm az l3'.c per buShel
GERMAN MtLLET-We quote at 81 7E little
n'5iet 81 4 10 81 90 Sc9Ue in the market
Garden. SC. Der paper. retail: whoiesale' Il. tn
e. per paDer - W.
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2:oc the Ecnislaturc.

WEARS REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE y,
" T. d. ANDREWS as q candidate for
ciostet from me district composed OF Dallas,
election N'''"'''S
WEARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE W.
a. VEAL us candidate for the LeEis.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W DIR J. u. PARSONS, OF Rockwell MS n
rarrant and Rockwell
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POULTRY. BUTTER AND EGGS

T0-pAV's QUOTATIONS..
CRicEESs-We U1ot0 at SO o. per darvl; gvr
keys, SO@75c
Ee66-l5o per dOgeu
durfEH-Nortnern. 2jaSOc; Texas l5Gs2c
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COAL AND wOOn.


TODAY S QUOTATIONS..
S0Al--lndian nation, % per ton.
GoRE-SOc per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hickory and ash, 50 q u c. rs
per cord. Sawed stove wood IL rettilipe ed ,bc
rates OF 81 30 10 3 20 per cord.
EEABcoAJ--65 cents rCr barrel
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QuEENswARE

Assorted crates $40 to s7A
Tnnblcrs. Soc, to si.Ol
stoncwarc, ner i.ooe gallons, siooo
Lamps--b. H.. NsSG. H., sl5eS r a.
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2'oe Assessor.

WE ARE hEQtFsTEp TO ANNOUNCE
MR. J, II. HOLLOWAY ny a candldsl,
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gaa COLLECTOR.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE p
w Y. STEPHENSON, better known as "IJncle
Pete, asa candidate for Tax Collector of Dallas
county, at the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 40 ANNOUNCE
W CHAs, b. GILLESPIE Tor the pnst six
years deputy in the Office as candidate for
t Ho once OF Tax collector of Dallas county, at
the November election. w
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE /
" Il. BLEWETT as candidate for Tay
collector of Dallas county at the November cleo.
on. wv
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2yoc QJuuuIV QyIspR.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE w.
W A. HARDWOOD Us IL candidate for County
Clerk.
w. II. rHACHEk is u candidate for County
w Clerk. Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy in TuNas For the past six years has
mad charge of the County Court Of this county,
as Deputy County Clerk under Captain Alex
HarwOOd
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOU nee
v, the name Of CHAS. W0ODS0N, of SeaCo.
Vile, as au independent candidate Tor County
Clerk.
| hereby announce to the citizens Of Dallas
county that am u candidate for the ofiCe OF
County Clerk. If my reputation us man and
my qualifications for the position arc such as to
commend me 10 your confidence, ask your
hearty support, pledging myself that no effort
upon my part will be spared to make an efficient
aud faithful servant OF the public
April Is, 1882. G. NJ. WHEAT.
WIE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ. G. HILL rs u Candidate Tor County
Clerk. Election, November next
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For Commissioner.

Ar TINS RgQuRsr or MANY FRIENDS
~ VHoRGE JACKSON hereby announces
hhnselt e. q candidate for the office OF County
commissioner at the ensuing November eli {.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL

DALLAS. october There is tide in the az
fairs of cities as we'll MS of men. which, IL taken
advantage OF at the food, leads To greatness and
renown. That tide Is upon Dallas today anu II
rests with her merchants, aud bankers and rea.
estate owners, to say whether or NOS she shall
become what her natural position aud resources
entltle her to- or determine II she shall remain
acountry town, dependent alone upon lllnl,eu
district of country surrounding her Tor iutuie
prosperity To make Dallas what she shonld
be, her streets must ba paved better system OF
sidewalks adopted additional sueat
railroads must be maze. pup ~
edlnces erected, mauusactorieS established
and improve rents of all kinds entered upon
tits a wel-known truth that business men aud
property owners can only attain tp certain
amount of wealth and fame In asmallClty, when
ty enterprise and literally ON their part they
will become great aud thelt names Will be co
extensive win the whole couatrv, MS the city Ia
which they reside aud heip ~ build w becomes
amous for IT, commerce, aud It's trade ana lts
wealth. In view OF these facts, no ono should
ittemDt to interrupt improvements Ot any KIND
n the city, ahd MI should lend helping hand,
as far as In them lies, TO have the streets i'm
proved, street railways laid, factories built
md every enterprise calculated To aga
o the prosperity of the city, its
growth and business importance, given that sup.
nort which Is expected OF liberal generous aud
enterprisint people 1t Is the ardent wish OF all
our best citizens that Dallas shall become Il
great business emporium and pride and the
boast OF all north Texas, because ct her ontcr.
prise and the pragressveness of her people. A
great deal il expected of her property owners
and busincsB mon at this time. win these ok,
pectstions b, thwaried by the short sightCdncSs
of those who have the ability IN every way Ia
accomplish all that could be anticipated OF de.
sired, or shall Dallas PROD along slowly and
YEARLY to the destiny which awaits her.
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9;oe 0,ountN Attovncn.

WE ARR AUTHORISED 10 ANNOUNCE q.
49,. Il yLlNr IS candidate for County Atior-
1ey. Election, November :, iSSs.
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district Ulcrl,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO NNNorSCE
" col, j W, LANE as a candidate for MS.
trict Clerk al the ensuing November election. j., /,
ME. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name OF HENRY W. JONES. thc pres.
ent INCUMBENT nS a candidate for no. election tn
The Office OF Clerk to the District Cour, of DALLAS
county, ut the ensuing November election
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Ann0unreD0e N1G.

sS-Au announcements Tor oGlce must BIO
pald for ia Advance.
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For .Stntc Scnatnr.

WE. ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
a. BARN.rr GIBBS as q candidate for the
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GRAIN AND nnsApsrurrs.


the rain to-day intcrlorcl with tho reccints
OF gram and only about six hundred bushels of
all KINDS were received Wheat Is weak and
prices are ~ least anything hut Arm. one car
ol corn came IN ttom the north, which was all
the grain brought In by rail to-day A car of
oats was shipped TO the eastern potion of tho
stale, anu another went TO n government post
inc weather Is interfering materially with the
s1aih trauc rflces arc steady NJ quotations
lo'nAls QuorNrIoNs
WMEAr-Choice o0c: medium, SOC low grade
soc: Nicaragua CD 10 700
s. RYE-Firm Al 20 to 100
EAnLXy- To 10 Csc.
MiLLEr SEhn--,0 to 6S; German miliot IS TO 80
oATs--sS To SO for spring; SIS 10 loo for fail IN
sacks, 3 cents additional
CoRN-old IN ear Gee; Kansas IN sacks, 5.
to o.: now, IS 10 iSc.
BRAN-we quote at mills 75c In STORE sacks,
FLoyn-we quote City Mills as follows xxx
Fancy, 81 lfMsS %: choice, 81 Q5M 81 .Ob.
XxXX. s21S; MN, $50. Xxx, $3.50,
Corn meal, per bushel. 81 20,
Graham n0ur. per hundred, $500
Threshing In Dakota is progressing finely,
The wheat is of the best quality rs 1t comes
from the threshcr, There has been no rain Ia
work any injury, and the average seems to be q
Grand Forks slate that they have not found 4
bushel that did not grade No |, and hard nj
that, ana This grade will he maintained unless
there are heavy rains,
Farmers say that the wheat average in the
upper Tier OF counties On the Minnesota side OF
the Red river promises by the present thrcshcd
record 20 bushels TO tho acre, Wheat Tins IN,
uireshed has yielded - bushels, all extra oual.
lily. Another report says, while the Yield, on
an average, Is not extra large probably 70 hush
els TO the acre, II Is of superb quality, gradinr
NO, ! hard, II has not been touched by rain
since harvested It's readily bought by milicrs
.sight unseen, and at high prices Another
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THE Merchants Exchange in this city Is now
ON a permanent footing, and it will not be long
before al the products of the country will be
sold and bought on the boards For this reason
every merchant IN the city should unite himself
with the organization before the 18TH of his
month, while the price of the membership il
only VIZ after that date $50 will be the admit
TANGO fee Merchants and business mon .land
~ their own light by not connecting themselves
they are at present