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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-01-26
Health is Wealth,

DR.. c. C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: Il specific for HySteria. DIzZin S.
Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental De-
preston, Loss OF Memory, Spermatof. .h"ea.
ImpOtfncy, Involuntary Emissions, Prema-
ture Old Age, caused by Over-exertlon, self
abuse, or Oyer-tndulgence. which leads to
misery, decay and death One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar box, or six boxes
for five dollars sent by mail PREPAID on re-
ceipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to
cure any case. With e tch order received by
us for SIX boxes, accompanied with five dol
lars. we VIII send the purchaser our written
guarantee 10 return the money if the treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees IS
sued On,y by w. L. Dement,, dru ggist, AS
toria, Oregon. Orders by mail at regular
prices.
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Wanted.

loo SMALL ANCHORS. ANY one hay
lOO Ing a quantity Of small IN hOrS,
Weighing Is to 90 pounds TO sell win please
notify G. j. TRENCHARD.
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Yards, Standing Rigging,
Running Gear, ? new Pumps,
Windlass and every other ar
ticle Ct Ships tackle and
Furniture, including 1000
sheet Of New Copper on
her bottom.
Except ;gic following which will
be oEerea seDaratcIy. viz:
p Ships Boats, Anchor,
5000 lbs. and anchor chain,
/ Anchor, 1870 lbs. and an
Choir chain.
(The eanciiors are hanging over ships bowl
i Kedge Anchor, 500 lbs,
A lot Of Ropes, 5 lower top
sails, i upper top-sails,
2 fore-sails, main-sail, 3
royals, 4 top-gallant sails,
p jibs, laying jib, I fore top
mast staysail,
!. spanker, gaff topsail,
nlizzen stay-sail, I mizzen
top-mast stay-sail,
= main top-mast stay-sail,
/ main top-gallant stay-sail.
I All OF which have been
removed from the wreck and
are safely housed.
E. c. HOLDEN,
did Auctjpneer.
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ASTORIA uiatuA
Lapsea RaiIfasd Grau,s.
CoMMEHTINe utioH the declsi, !


CoMMENriNq .uiio., The decisi n
of Secretly ci,apii1cr,' nth. case
Of, the Florida Railroad grant,
holding that, although tie graa,
was by its terms 3 present grant,
no title vested in the grantee m
til the definite locatian Of the line
OF the-roaa, and that, as the def
mite location of the road had NOS
been made within the time allowed
for completing the road, the grau:
tee could acquire nor gh,s under
the grant after breach OF coadi-
ton; that no declaration OF Forfeit
ure was necessary to divest thc
grantee og title vi,h which the
grantee was never. vested, tie
Law Reportrr says thar the le-ai
propositions anhouaged in .l.at d.
cision VII approgse themselves t,
men of good, conmon sense as
well as 70 sonad lawyers. The
opinion WIS pHparel by Assist
ant AttonieY General g. Word,
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probable. The hsst President is
quite as likely TO be some one
neYe mentioned in that connection
as any of the self-nouinated aspir-
ants.
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Piles |! Piles! Piles |!
a Sure Care Found at Last !.
no One Need Suffer!

A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerate Piles has been discovered by
DR.. Williams, ian Indian Remedy, called
DR. Williams Indian Ointment. A single
box has cured the worst chronlc cases Of p
or so years standing. No one need suffer
five minutes after applying this wonderful
soothing M dicine. Lotions, Instruments aud
elec uaries do more harm than good. Viii
lianl's Ointment absOrbs the tumoTs, allay s
tile intense itching, (particularly at night af-
te getting warm in bedl, acts as a.poultice.
gives Instant relief, and is prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, and for
nothing else.
kead what the Hon. J NJ Coffinburry of
Cleveland, says about DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment have USED scores of Pile
Cure, and 1t affords me pleasure to say that
have never found anything which gave
such immediate and permanent relief as DR..
Williams Indian ointment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed OH re-
ceipt of price, 81 90.
HENRY & CO, Props,
Cleveland, 0.
Hodge, Davis & Co.. Wholesale Agents,
Portland, oregon.
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HARDWARE.

No BRANCH Of business in this city is inCreaS-
Ing more rapidly than is that of hardware. sales
are at all tues good, if not heavy, and Tor some
ume past they have been particularly so for
building purposes. There can be no doubt that
prices in this city are below parity with other
Wholesale points In the south and west and no
country merchant in north Texas can buy goods
u this line In any of the larger cities aud land
hem ut their houses at rs light expense and at
Us little cost MS from Dallas
TO-DAH's QUOTATIONS..
Axes GlliiS', per dozen. $50: Gold Dollar,
per dozen, 500; Diamond Edge por DOZEN
i0.ln; Double Bit, 2O.0O.
Shoyols and Spades--R0wiand' discount 20
per cent Amos list steel goods, discount 40 and
10 per cent.
Rubber bcltng-D Discount 50 per cent.
NallS--l50 rate.
Horse ShOcs-G2h per key.
Horse nmlS-NOrthwestern. No, 2, $50; Nc. s
5.25 per box
lron-iC rate.
steel-plow, 20; ley, &c; cast, lsc per pound.
Sheet iron--H i, &c; gavaniscd, discount rs
per cent
skillets and lids, SC per pound; sugar kettles,
6c per pound.
sad irOus-i l-2c per pound
Iacss-ln boxes, l0Opapers. so per boz.
Grub hoes-per dozen, 800; railroad picks,
per dozen, goo
hattocks-pcr dozen, 100,
Fairbanks discount a. per cent.
Howe, discount - per cent.
Tin plate--l. G., lyxlL per box, 500; l. C., Xix
20, per box, SEQ; ferno, l4N20, per box, 100;
Ferue, 2Oy2s per box, 1880,
Tinwerc.-pieced, discount 80 per cent. !;
stamped, discount 40 per cont
Soldcr-No. l, ljc; No IL and 10, lSc per
pound.
Rabbit mcal-i0 70 l5c per pound.
Bar lead LIE per pound,
No, duck horse collars % per dozen.
HamcS-two loop, LOO per dozen, three loop,
l. - Der dozen
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LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE orc coming in very slowly and barely
Sultlclent are offered daily To supply the local
demand. At this season of the year the arrivals
should be large, and considering the abundant
grass on all the ranges, should be fat and
smooth. Prices have advanced about quarter
OF cent since last report Mutton sheep are
also becoming scarce ana are eagerly taken if
htted for the Shamblcs. Veal calves and spring
lambs have entirely disappeared from the pens
Ihere is sun good enquiry for horses, mules
ana pOuies, and prices are very firm,
TODAY QUOTATIONS.
BEEF CATTLE-Corn-fed none
BARREN Cows-fat, 2tagj cents.
sHiPPING-3A ass cents.
STCCK-rcr head, Sg@slS.
NllCH Cows--With calves, S258si0
sPRtNGERs-per head SlOQS30.
h0dsICorn-ied, 5ge5H cents; timber fat, 3@i;
stock, 2%63.
snfEr>-Mutton, sA@3A cents; stock, per head
Gl.60@S2 Co
HoRsGs-Extra line, per span, 93O0GS5O0: fancy
harness, sl5O@s2OO livery harness, s75@el75;
farm, S5O@sl2j. ponies Sl5MS30.
MuLrs-EXtra heavy Sl25Gs2o0; medium $500
900 smnl! S3OR 81
II is said that Rufus Hatch and Lawrence
jerome, Of New York, in connection with several
London capitalists, have purchased $50 100
acres OF rich grazing land on the Yellowstone
river, near the border of Dakota, twenty miles
from the Northern Pacific rond, on which a city
will be plated and $1,000 head OF young cattle
be turned loose.
California is credited with 4l5l,SO, or one
tenth of the whole number of sheep In the
United states; and the Pacific states and terri
tories stand credited with s5l2, $50. or Is per
duciiOn OF them has been the work OF less than
twenty five years. The cash value of Cslitor
niRs tlecces per annum will average, one year
with another, $4,000 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-12
sADDLieRX ANn LEATHER.

DALLAS to-day has nine saddle aud harness
Establishments. at l. asst four of which ARE ON IN
extensive scale, and a doing prosperous bus.
incss, The number of saddles Hud the amount
OF harness manufactured In this city. exceeds
that OF all other cities In north TcNuH combined,
Dallas saddles are moro generally used among
cattle men than any others, and It's harness has
u reputation Cocxtensiyc with the state. ship.
mCnts ART mndo To nearly every town ON the
Texas Pacific road west of here MS far as FL
PaSO, aud south to san Antonio, Large amounts
are sent to New Mexico aud the Indian Territory
The facilities possessed by manufacturers here
enable them IN sell ~ lover prices than other
points, for they have all the n,cs, improved
machines and purchase the entire products of
several WnucriCS. Leather Is an important
Branch OF this business as are Saldlery and
shoe makers findings aud they are sold at com.
poung prices with larger cities, not estimating
frcighlS.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
SOLE LEATHER oAK-No. !, S9G9iO No. 2 o. n
%.
HgMLocx-Bcs, buffalo slaughter, So good ~;
best MNtAmOrNs -, No. 2 ~; gpod damaged o.
oAk HARNESS L2ArnER-No, l. S6saSSc; No, 4
30
hRsLocS-rrime IS; do good, 49, 10 No. 3 800
FhKN0H CALrSkiN--sl % to W according TO
quality,
rulLApsLrHiA CALFsKis--No. /, 81 10 to | 2S
do No. = 81 ITO | 10,
PhLApELrHiA Ktts-No. |, Slc to 81 90 ac-
cording to weight.
shESr sKiSS-roppirg NXXX per doE, slO 90
Innings white, NNAN, - IS, Russct., G toS
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TRADE ITEMS.

Tug acreage Of lnyo county, California, Is
G6GSa, There were In iSSi $4,000 ncrcs of land
incloscd, OF which 40 were cultivated
Yeast mixed with about one.eighth of purc
glyccrino will keep well Tor long time II placed
In q cool cellar or chamber
The cost ofligh,ing the city OF Albany. New
York, the present nscal year viii not be less
than slOlnlO
In bourbon COUNT, Kentucky. recently, one
farm OF 40. acres cold At s7S % per acre, anu
anothcrof seventy acres ut slOt psr acre,
This country has one medical man TO every
GOO inhabitants, while Canndn has only ono To
LOO Great Britain ono ~ l,G12 and Germany
one 10 400,
Tho Journal Of Commerce places Gan Fran.
Cisco's domestic trade for 1872 at s7S5sSeNO. rs
against SOD, $50 90 for 1851 N.
The vlcksbufg Herald expects navigation In
front of that city 10 he entirely suspended by the
10th of the month, the river ut that point Is fall.
Ing 40 rapidly.
< century plant at San Diego. California,
eleven wears old. has sen, up stalk thirty.slx
feet HIGH which u still growing. aud has not vet
b,ossomcd. A small specimen Is shooting up
beside the main stalk. and Ia already eleven fevt
high. .lL
wcrc thrown down at the salisbury minc. upper
peninsula, recently, by y single blast Ia which
Tho company IA Lancaster county rcnusyl.
vHnla, for insuring growing tobacco crops against
damage by weather has recently paid large
number OF losses At the ratio OF 81 per acre.
The MERGED Express says that the Hank OF
California n about 10 enter upon the work ~ re-
ciaiuInr some nfSecn thousand acrcs Of swamp
land located on tho San Joaquin river, In herccd
Ss;Iis W laasarsa, ysAs w sovssnnsnl ssld
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FRUITS AND NUTS,

NArivs fruits have been moro abundant hero
this Spting than for many years past amt large
quantities have been shipped north bananas
aud oranges are out OF the market and lemons
have advanced considerably during the past few
days, with u prospect of going higher Nuts arc
generally plcnunl nj former prices. The ship.
ping demand for lemons and nuts continues fair.
ro.nAN's QUOTATIONS..
RAislss-london layer, new, per boz. IS %
layer, 81 ~
Gnkrs ArrLSs-Scw, so to rs per bbl.
CuRRANrS-Sto SsC
fkACnHs-a1 to iol per hushCi.
CALIFORNIA pRARs-Nonc on the market
oRANoss-vacnCia none In market
lsaoSs-rcr bon, Sicily, $3.50 to 100 Mcsslua,
ZOO
.Nurs-Almonds 40 per pound. Brasil. ioSsis
nlbcr,s, lSC Naples wAlnuI, l5c. ID chcstnu,s,
imported, none On the market peanuts Ten.
neseo rcd loo: choice white, lei,e poccanu,s
mono In market.
pArss-ln trails % per ID.
prcASs-l6c, per ID,
fies-kcys. he layers Is to.17c per round,
uRArrs-Concord and California, Sc per Ia
fLrNs-New. none In markt 1.
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WOOL AND HIDES.

Wool Is coming IN slowly and nearly all the
small clips In this section OF he state have found
Il market lrccs hare declined Hutlcin sym.
patty win the markets in the east. The .eSas
year thNn ever before, and the quality has
much improved. Green hides IRE In demand
aud especially heavy ones Light dry hides
command regular prices, but are not sought ui-
Ter as are green ones, Quotations below ara the
ruling figures In this market
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Fthe spring per ID, ~ 10 2ic,; medium spring
per ID, 20 10 PC q; Mexican improved prr 10 "
TO l6c,; bury of all grades. to Dc. oil.
llides-nry tiuL sound and heavy, L. to lic:
ditto light II to lee dry salt heavy. lie ditto
light . 10 IN ltc, wet salt to 7l.2c, green,
butchers 8 ~ odC all damaged, wet or dry,
half price. Dccrskins, 20 10 &c, sheepSkinS, Is
. hN shearlings, 0 To lSc
Coates Brothers, Of PHILADELPHIA, write aS col.
lows about the wool trade:
Tho wool market continue, steady, with hut
few slight changes IN values Tue supply "
washed aud fair western wool has been good.
and they have met with fair sale. nutComuara
lively litlc washed WOOL has yet arrived. The
light medium ana dolaluc grades have sold
readily NJ good prices. but low and CORtSe grades
aud heavy woods have been slower OF sale.
There has been some inquiry Tor fine washed
fleece, Colorado aud territory MonlS have real.
ICED good prices when they were light In condl.
ton aud of desirable grade. New NCNicnns
have sold well Mt figures Sn iSiaCtury tO shin.
peS Texas woods have been dull aud
dropping In all the markets. There is
u better feeling IN WOODEN goods, hut m-nufac,
tutcrs have not yet sold enough of their product
to induce them to buy much ahead OF ncWsl
wants. The dry goods commission houses are
carrying q heavy stock, and only very active
aud continued demand would close out the
goods already manufactured Until this time
comes, we can hardly expect the mills To be
speculative buyers, Most of them have with.
drawn their orders nom the country, and prefer
~ buy In the markets N they need supplies
The woods that come forward may. therefore,
expect fair sale for desirable grades, aud,
should the good crops make the west aud south
large buyers Vt dry goods we may look for i'm.
movement In tho demand for NVnnl
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COAL AND WOOD.

SMALL shipments Of coal and charcoal are made
daily nom this vlty to points all over the country
whcro no supplies are kept Wood has fallen III
price since fair weather has come upon us. Tho
following arc revised quotations.
TODAY \ QUOTATIONS.
CoAIf-lndian nation, ~ per ton.
CokE-tOc per barrpl
woop-oat. hickor, and ash, q o. to % IS
per cord. Sawed alovc wood Ia retailing AZ the
rates OF " 20 10 8 " per cord.
CuAncoAL--S cents per barrel
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HAY, SEEDS AND FEEDsrUFFs.

THe receipts of new hay are above the de.
maud aud prices have declined since las, 10.
ports. here have also been liberal offerings OF
mtlct hut ut this early date, while grass Is
good, the ssiugs have been light Tho season
tor seeds lS about over, aud with the exception
" millcL there il only u small demand. Feed.
stutiS are firm, hut outside of some small orders
NOM III, p'nvres in the vast the sales are con.
ancd 10 local demands We quote;
ro-nAYs QUOTATIONS.,
fEsn-Choppud corn, per 10 lbs, 81 80 crush.
ed corn and cob per 100 lbs, 81 SO crushed corn
aud harley, per 100 lbs, 81 -. corn bran. per loo
lbs, "a.
a,Y--Dass. sico6; bright SIS From stores
prairie hAlCl. darS, elWa. bright slO bright.
irec on board car A. % " dark, % too
GERMAN MuLSr-Mo quote nj 81 IS, little
mpht Il ~ to u - Scarce IN the market.
~ Irr uatar
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DRY GOODS.

JUDGING from the immense quantities II goods
: which daily incumber the sidewalks In front of
our leading iobbing houses, the preparations
Ior our iaii trade In dry goods, boots and shoes
ana Kindred lines must be in excess of that of
previous years, and an inquir yamongst the
Wholesale merchants OF the different lines leads
us To believe that the business OF the coming
season VIII be very satisfactory II nothing hap
pens 70 inJure the prospects now before us. Slim
ula,ed by the glowing prospects OF the cotton
crop, the merchants OF the surrounding towns
are already sending In their orders brisky and
Tor class OF goods not generally, sold in the
market until the middle or latter end OF An.
gust Owing to the active ,cmgnd for The lead
ing lines OF staple goods, prices In the eastern
market continue very firm aud in number Of
instances have advanced slightly. Our mer-
chants with an eye To the benefit Of their custom
erS have in but very few instances, advanced
their prices, aud these only when the advance
III the east has rendered IL necessary Below
are given quotations of leading lines which in
crude some seasonable goods not quotated lately:
TODAY QUOTATIONS.
FMNTs--Freeman's, 8; Lodi 3; GloucOspr
.; Harmony, o: C0checo, so. &errmac, g.,
Greenwich, 81; Alien 6; Albion solid, 5X; Pea
body solid, 6h; Peabody black, 81; Simpson
black, 81; simpson mourning, G&; Gloucester
mourning OK.
HEAVY BROWN Observation-Disclosures. "A, N;
indian Head, s4 swift Creek, "A, Ga; Etna.
Al. 81; Edgeaeld Al, 7S.i Cabot A, ~,
80. 81; Charter Oak, A. A.; Lake George,
A.. ~; Grea, Western, IA, 5; International
Al. on.
FINE BROWN DoNEsrIo-Iske George *;
Harvest sh; Pccahontas. 9; Great Falls. ~,
Peerless S'i Plum Island, S. Atlantic, sd,
Greonbrier,S.
BLEACnED DoSEsrIcs-Socisl, 10; sunny
Side, 81 bonneville, *; Forest 5; Big Bon
ANA. rs Ga; ADJOURN, Sk Ionsdaie, 10;
Lonsdale, cambria, 70: WsIusutia TX: New Yors
Mills IL. Diamond Hill. cambria, y; Knlghes.
cambria, 3; Hero, ~ g. Hero rs, 8; Ballard.
vale, 2; Cambridge, 7-s, 4 Peerless 81 5k.
DUCKs-ArkwrighL l6; Ettrck, S-oz II; stark,
so1 l2&; STARK, 1909, IL; Savage S.oz, l2s; Hamp.
den, brown aud drab, 90, 10; Hamden Xxx, do, IA:
Boston, 1000. brown and drab, l7}.; Montauk, 10
inch, ~; No, s 40 inch, i2A; No. 3, 81 inch
61H: Gold Medal Blue. AK; Lion brown and
drab,sS.
PLAID 0asABUHGa-Delia IN; Economy, l2I
Ottawa 81; Michigan, "; Belle, TX; Wood
lawn, ss Catwta, "a,
TiCBtH0-AmOskeag AGA, 1Sh lImiltou II;
Hollywood, plaid, ~ standard z, 10; LsstUn y,
W omega, lGS.
HANBRAY--liIMlGC.
tOrfONNADE-NCw York Camlet lTc BAv CITY
15kc; Royal. lie; O&mcad, lie; Kansas lSbc.
HlCRoRY-Rock River, G-S; Blue aud Brown,
9hc India, l0hc Arlington. sac, Ihomdike,
IKE. Hamilton. Il.
KENTUCKY JEASs--PNcidc f f., u: Columbia,
4G Kansas, lS'a; humboldt, so; PaluriS, "a,
Table Rock l6},; Bonanza, IN; Pnde Of the
west 84il; Bang Up 90 Deer Island, i2l., Kco-
knk 30, Mississippi X, 4; RoxbOrough, 49,,
Badger y; Golden Fleece 90 81 Cloud SIl3
LlNSENs-DcAt,r n, 22lt Justice, q; WaVerly lb.
GlCCu Brnr, l3ls: Rob Roy a. United States n
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PROVISIONS,

FEW persons even In this city have correct
uvh OF thc lnlgc amounts OF meats and lard
which ARE sold IN Dallas, Dealers here have
made sueh ARRANGEMENTS that they are enabled
can be bought irom the packers adding frclghts.
nuu whether prices north advance
81, reccde, the market here Is main
MinsI on parity with those In the
has become the great provision market for ali
north Texas, Ivy examining quotations here
the state Of the market Vt Gll The packing centres
can he oSccrmlncd, We quote to-day.
To.pAY'S QUOTATIONS..
BAcoN--loug clear Sides l5AG short clear
l6AC breakfast bacon IKE
pRy sALr-iong clear sides i6c; shot, cloar
l5hC,
hANs-C mwasscd lex; Magnolia, l6I.
lAan-rlerpn liAc half psrrcl lisC aO-lh
caus, lV.c g0lh cans liiac lO.lb cans. lr.c; S-lb
cans Toe; S.ib cans, l5isc
Mess pork IN Chicago to-day declined from the
prices yesterday. II opened for September ut
S2l@ and oscd nj $3.50 twelve aud u half
cents under the last sales last cycniug. ltisSald
the hullSar not GS confident uS they were a few
weeks ago II iS believed the stock OF hons In
the packing districts is large owing to tho
high prices OF corn last year many hogs wen,
heu over ana under the present outlook II Is
thought that corn viii be low aud u larger mum.
bcr OF hogs Will 10 offered on the market this all
anu winter Than ever before II such should
prove the ease prices will rcccdc aad hog pro.
duets will dCcllnc.
The census states that IN lSS0 tho fourteen
places represented over s21,S OOOO of cnpltal I'm.
vested In Ncalpacklng. and tue resulting pro.
duct was valued NJ the enormous sum ot over
tNoooA0 o, Chicago, Ms would be expected
ranks first with SNa 10 q " product New York
comes next with sp,2odOOG next Jersey CITY,
with lSah2,e0 and noxt Cinclnnat, With ll,6ik.
tO 81 Louis business amounts to Gully St9l .
Wl which IN but trllc In advance W the trade
IN BROOKLYN, Tho three elites Of New York
Jersey City and prooklyn-which are naturally
olc markct--do n combined packing trade OF
oh, S6NOOO which is about Is per cent, nf Inc
amount done ut Chicago, The extraordinary
high values, In proportion 10 capital Mt New
York aud Jersey city IN probably cxplainahlc
by the large number of cattle slaughtered al
those points for shipment to kuropc bslng In.
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BoOrS AND SHOES.
TODAY $ QUOTATIONS.

No branch of business III this city is incr,nslnc
moV rapidly than Ia that Of boots and shoes
The advantages this market offers To- the whole
OF north Texas IL the quality aud style. Dealers
hero select their goods with view to this tral,,
alone, and country merchants have no trouhl,
IN selecting Just what Is suited 10 the wants of
their customers. rticcs IN Dallas Arc fully ns
low rs are Those OF any other wholesale city In
the western or southern country. nhd by buyinr
here smaller dealers save irvighls besides r,t.
ting lust what they desire. These iarlS an be.
coming known generally, aud the consequence
Is that the business In this limo is assuming real.
ly large proportions
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HUGHES. SPRING WAGONS, rro.

THIS Is the great central del o, for all kinds OF
wagons, bnsslcs, carriages, ,tc, nom which
ing are ruling prices here:
ro-pAr's QUOTATIONS.,
eHArrs-tid,e poles, sp6is per dos
BueeiEs-0rade y and spring, top Spc0io0 do
omen. e7oesso do eide sprfnys top SiopsnisS do
s Ss p s;, S,o1 ss aS RnsSe,"nss @is Ersds
bump ssas buggicA eino2o4 platform spgingS
s-lo0l& Ass; y Ing wAsVnA sv.OiAS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-12
FISH AND aANlE.

Tnr merchants Of this city are well supplied
with nsh frum tho Gulf and also nom surpudinr
lakes and streams. There Ia limited demand
for fish nom some Of the towns ON the railrpads
but the sales are generally confined 10 locaI
disappeared nom the market.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
fiou-Red, shoepheAd and trvut iokc Nsv
orleans rsd enappeE ibc; epanlsh nack eeci. -
Wholesale xetals sceuh Aighes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-12
SCRAP IRON.

sonar IRON Is IN demAnd here The following
arvthe prices paid for all kinds Of scrap metals
vO-pAYs QUOTATIONS..
0ast q per hundred; stovA y cenls wroush
% Ssb B; ssSH ssi - SuSa e ss s w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-12
DRUGS.

IHE shipments Of drugs from this city continue
increasing daily until now nearly all north
offer such Inducements m the way OF low prces
that all country merchants who handle drugs
LOOK for no other make Special attention is
called 10 quotations below, which arc revised
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-12
COOrEKAaE,

TurRs Is steady demand here for coopcrsec
and cooperaev stoch OF all kinds, and orders
very heavy.
ro-pAye QUOTATIONS.
MolAssee barrel. u so half barrela q a. kess.
sec sugar bsrrslA " halfbarrslA - hoop pole
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-12

TOTALS ,,,ss,,s", t,.,sIulHNht hhYItN
The shipments for the same We X we've Sli,O 4
bushels from ~ Louis, OsN0Jo from Toledo
i.S9i, 900 from chicago g9.C0l nom Detroit, H.
OxO frum Milwaukee,,