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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20
Firing Bullets GA the stage.
phfladalnhs. M

AAiA31tipnih llmea.
Frank Chanirau, now PLAYING "Kit''
at the Arch Street Theater. tells q,
an interesting incident that impressed
a lesson Of caution upon bis mind
which will not be easily forgotten.
was filling an engagmant al tbe
Holiday Street Theater. Baltimore
many years ago. be says, sand Of
course, Kit was the play. Ia the
piece | use two Of my own reyolvers
and at the time | intrusted the loading
OF them to the property man. Ga The
particular night TO which l refer
ms assistant, a mere boy, had been
left in charge Of the properties for a
while, and when it was time for him
to deliver my pistols to me he discov-
cred that they had not been leaded
1t was too late for him to besin
to load them, for the curtain yas
40 AID | was waiting for him
Inc boy, in fear of beino
censured severely for his neglect ras
eEeltedly to the back door, wbers |.
Tatchman was chatting with tie ola
door keeper, and asked him TO LEI him
use his revolver for a moment. II vas
handed to him by the Waterman, WIZ
supposed that he knew better than ,o
give 1t to any one to discharge II nm
the stage. But the boy was too ner.
vous with fright to realize what he
was doing, and a few moments later I
was hiring deadly bullets right and lsft
on the stage. How they missed do;ns
damage | can never tell, but when mS
attention was afterwards called ~
some holes that had been made in ,bo
wood work Of the p~roscenium boT the
terrible TACT staggered me SO tb,, 7
was as weak as a child over the DANCE
that | had passed through. Hfor
that l became, and | am to this Jov
my own powder monkey at every nsy ny
lormance, and | won't trust the bes,
property man in the land to load 'v mv
firearms" 'V"u my
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20
Alabama i as Iargo a, EnrInnd and

Alabama is as large as England. and
YET has only ! 5000 Of people to En-
gland $ zl,OOO,OO0. California, with
less than 100000 Of people. Il yerv
ny lIttle smaller than France. with 30.
VVV,gVo. II Texas were settled az
tniekly as Massachusetts,, It would
hold more than the present population
OF the whole United States; and IF The
United States had as many inhabitants
70 the square mile as England has. ia
population would equal, very nearly.
the population Of the whole globe.
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I~NsOLvENT NOTICE.
soEATS oT TESSEssEE. sEELSY Co.,

STATE OF TRNNEssKE, SHELBY Co..
OFFioE COUNTY Gov At CLKRK,
NJ Memphis, Tenn, December I, i8s2.I
Jeter, deceased. "
HAVING suggested tho insolvency of the
II estate Of Chas, W. Jotor,d deceased, yOuaro
hereby ordered 10 give notice, by ADVERTISE
mentin some newspaper published within the
stid state, and also at the courthouse door ef
shelby county, for all persons having claims
against said estate, 70 appear and file tha
same. will. the Clerk Of the County Court n-
thenticated in the manner prescribed BY law.
on or before the 6th day OF March. igg9.
and any claim not fled on OF before said dsS'
or before an appropriation OF the funds ofssId
estate is made, shall DO forogo barred, both
In law and equity. wv"
Witness my hand. at Office, this Tn day Of
By Louis Kettmann, d. O. Oi'iA'
E0uee 10 hereby given 9s required BY above
orueri c. n. JkTER, Admr.
~ 80 "a l02
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The OPOssum Tree Must Come
Down.
New York Tribune

Mention was. made in this column a
few days ago of the fact that South
Clrollna farmers are getting tired Of
having their trees cut down by onos
sum hunters. and have invited tbe
Legislature to consider the subject
The Gainesville (Ga.) Eagle admit
the outrage and the loss, but thus d..
spairs OF a remedy: There are some
things in this world that defy ali
rules, regulations and enactmeptsItbat
oyerleap all barriers and laugh AZ
all obstacles. Aggregate together 4
hungry niger, a sharp ak, q yelpipo
Dog and the shine ola possum's eve,
and you have got a combination IN,
legislation win not affect: that The
church IS powerless to control. and
that courts and %juries, judges, jaiis and
Penitentlsries 7 unable to overawe.
II that tree were mahogany. and Il
involved the whole universe in civil
war and blood ran a foot deep 10 the
streets that tree must come down ali
the same. al
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20
Opinion Of Eminent DIR. r.. A.
Nfeunrn-

President Maryland Hospital, Baltimore.
| have used COLDEN's
LIQUID BEEF ToNIc for more than a
year. 1t combines the virtues Of food
and tonic remarkably, and, l am sat
lsled, has saved life when any other
medicine would fail" Remember
the name, CoLDEN's- take no other
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20

Utica IN. " Observer The Of.
fetal returns on Congressman in this
State are exceedingly interesting.
They show that twenty Democratic,
Congressmen-elect received an aegre.
gate Of 1874 majority to the 58959
given the thirteen Republicans net
Democratic majority Of 59,S2l. Two
years ago the aggregate Republican
majority on congressman was 54S37'
This amazing revolution in State
ought 10 silence those who have been
dinning into the ears Of the public the
alleged information that the recent
tidal wave was no Democratic victory.
The voting strength OF the two parties.
as they are now made up, was fully
developed in the Congressional con.
tests, save in a few districts wheTe
quarrels weakened the RI.
publican party. Disgust with Repub
lioan doings induced voters OF inde.
pendent convictions to either ioin
with the Democracy or stay at home
his year. With the Democracy thew
henceforth act unless the leaders
the party betrly il by noglectinp 10
out the will Of the people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20

The publisher of the Beaver Falls
Pa Courier, Mr.. John L. Porter,
some time ago contracted a severe
cold he says: II tried half a dozen
remedies inefo ,tually and mon req.
9mmendstion Of physician / gave
Ut. Bulls Cough Syrup a fair. sonare
trial II relieved me immediately and
cured my cold and catarrh eutirelv
II Is a remedy that should be- used n
every household" N''0 III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20

Pandora box Of sectional lealouties,
national interference with local CUES.
tions and general waste aud response.
bility?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20

In the London Echo there appears n
sketch Of ChuRah, the African, so well
lnown TO the readers Of "Liyingstone 5
Life and Travels" and who has lately
died at Zanzibar. "Chumahis life was
one Of singular adventure. He was one
Of the slave boys whom DR., Livingstone
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20

Hon. Albert Palmer, the new Dem.
9eratic Mayor of Boston, is a New
Hampshire man and a graduate of
dartmouth. He is in the ice business
and has frequently been a member Of
the Legislature Of Massachusetts
hls election is a terrible grief to the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20

The Bloomington Ind, Telephone con-
tains the following;
over a month ago the Telephone CON
tanned an article to the effect that
James Gibson, = s~on-in.law of
Mrs. Coffin, was in the city on his way 10
Nashville, TO get bond filed, as he had
been commissioned postmaster at Walnut
Ridge Ark, where he had been living for
two years pnst. From here Mr.. Gibson
went to Nashville, obtained bondsmen
and started or Walnut Ridge, having in
his possession over one thousand dollars.
besides other valuables, since which time
he has not been heard Of. Tclegrams have
been sent TO every place he would likely
be known, but up TO yesterday nothing
had been heard Of his wLereabouts'
There lea strong supposition Of foul play.
Mr.. Gibson's commission is at Nor
Canton, awaiting his arrival. His family
and friends are ~anxiously awaiting any
information Of his whereabouts, which
will be theorfully rewarded BY sending
TO Mrs. Flora Gibson, Bloomington. Ind
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lie story Withont nn Rnh.

AT the city Of New Orlerns, La. on
Tuesday, Nov. l4th always Tuesday,.
under the sole management Of Gents
y I, Beanregard, of Louisiana. and
Jubal A Early, of Virginia, the I5Otb
Grand Monthly Drawing of The Lou
islana State Lottery occurred. and
these historically famous warriors
attest over their own signatures. a fac
smile OF which is published in the
advertisement Of the Company, that
all was fairly done. 1t resulted as
follows: Ticket No 50, 5000.
the first capital prize-J. NJ. Dixon
an insurance agent Of Ennis. Tex
had one. fifth, as did also Mrs. joseph
Inc Miller, No. 3l9 L 52d st., New
York city. Among others, No 83,355
drew the second prize, ga, OO0-sold
IN htths-two ~ to Charles Mo Estt.
a sailor on the schooner Lucy Nav. Of
New6uryport, Mass and one. fifth TO
CHARLES Noe, ajourneyman cigarmaker
No. ~ New Church street, New York
city one to Hermann Tossberp also
10 New York city. Ticket No. 337I9
drew the third prize Of $4,000, two.
htths Of which were held by w. T.
Clarke, q real estate agent in s. Ninth
street, philadelphia, and one by Emil
Meidig. No. ll42 Magazine street.
New Orleans. There were mapy
others, but some don't want their
names published; but this is enough
to encourage others.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20
Cancers ana other TumOrs

are treated with unusual success by
Worlds Dispensary Medical Associs
ton, N. Y. Send stamp for pamphlet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20
The Combination OF Ingreo,.

tents used in making BRowN's BRox-
cHIAL TRooHEs is such as to give the best
possible effect with safety. They are
widely known as the best remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Throat Diseases and Astb.
matte troubles. Price % cents a hoy
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Friday, January be-. IsSa.

sell on PIesident's Island, at former resi-
oenee Of late I g Davis, sr, in Shelby county
Tenn, between the hours Of II a m and2pm'
at public auction, to tho highrst bidder, for
easn theiellowipg property described in said
lo% hands high, eight years old, named XII.
now On President's Island.
IS Ill JAMES SMYTH. Trustee
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MOTHER SWANS WORM SYRUP.

Infallible, tasteless, harmless, ca.
thartic; for feverishness, restlessDess,
worms, constipation. Zoe.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20

LADY, render your skin white with
GIenn's Sulphur Soap.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-12-20

George A. Chafee, Of Middletown,
was out hunting and saw a fox up in 4
pepperidge tree, twenty five feet high
(the tree, not the fox. II was but
the work Of a moment 10 draw a bead
on his ioxship and land him on the
ground, where the dog put an end to
Rewards existence. Mr.. Chafee.
although an experienced hunter, says
he never knew a fox being in a tree
before. The animal when discovered
was asleep In a crows nest.
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DisappearaneeO of James GIbsol

one minute.
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Ronaeraher
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by a certain trust deed exc
6uted June II, lssl, TO me as trustee By
once of Shelby county, DTenn, in Cbattei
BOOK No 20, pags S08, TO SECURE an indebted-
ness therein set forth, | will. on
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9MCRETs
The only DISCOVER Of The Poi Onous Uric
Acid which exists In the Blood of
nheumatic and Goutv patlanfe

S2CE&ATs
The only DISCOVER Of The Poi onous Uric
Acid which exists In the Blood Of
nheumatlo and equity Patients.
~Balfeylica is known rs n common-s.r
remedy, because 1t strikes Directly AZ n
cause OF hheumstism, Gout and NeuTaleia
while 80 many so called specifics and supposed
psnsceas only treat locally he effects.
II has been conceded by eminent scientists
that outward applications, such as rubbing
with oils, ointments, ii iments, and soothing
lotions viii not eradicate these diseases wbich
are the result OF the poisoning Of the blood
with Uric Acid. w
5aiicylica works with marvellous effect ON
THIS acid and 50 removes tho disorder. Its
DOW exciu lively used BY all celeb. ated physi-
clans or America and kurope. Highest Med
ical Academy OF Paris reports IS per cent
cures In three days.
ROme"har
that SAltcy tea Is a certain cure for rl.av,.
mhttsm dOut and Neuralgia. The moat
intense. pains are subdued ala ost INSTANTLY.
Give y q trial. Relief guaranteed or money
THOUSANDS OF testimonials sent on
application VI n bOxi o boxes for o5.
Sent free BY mail on receipt Of money.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FORIT
but do not be de'uded into tahin,
limitations or substitutes, or somsthinS
recommended as lust as goodl" Insist on the
genuine with the name of Washburne n
20; on each box, which Is guaranteed ehemi-
chiy pure under our signature, an indispen-
slple requisite to insure success in the treat
ment. Taken no other, or send to us.
WASHRURNE d CO.. PrOn,ra
500 nAV"""hSs corner Reade street,
New York.
For sale by S. MANSFIELD A Co. whoIa-
sale druggists, 296 Main street. Memphis.
Tenn. 56xxrviiisedk1y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-17

LuMBER-Yellow pine, rough, So IS per 100
feet over "a feet In length; 81 so Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 81 IS; y ceiling
s.; y ceiling. s. So yellow pine
siding S. white pine ceiling, 81 rs first
common; white pine siding. first common, 81 50
ash and walnut flooring sl00 per thousand;
poplar, dressed both sides, SIS; rough walnut,
sl25 to $50. Common DOORS 81 SO 10 s.; SASH 81 2S
to co as to size.
SHINGLES yellow. pine, 60 80 to 4 25: white
pine s. 90 to s. o. CYPRESS, No. |, 50; No .
81 30; Nos. So d.
posrs-Cedsr, sl2 so; Boise darc, SIS.
LArHs-SS 50@l per thousand
CEMENT = Rosendale, So rs; Louisville, So 50
Portland, Sc So
PLASTER PARIs-per barrel, si@l 60
HAlR-Per pound, 75sc,
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inch, S7kc; Z inch 40C; c inch
ceiling Joint 81; inch cap, Soc inch eiling
joint Il -; inch cap do COO.
DRAIN PIPES inch. loo per foot inch, &c;
inch, Shc; inch ace; inch, 50c.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all uolOrs'
81 25@l So per gal. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure, 81 81
LINE-Coopered Austin, s. per barrel: bulk,
81 90 benson ear lots, SOC; per barrel, 81 25;
Dallas, in lots, 20c; per bushel 26c.
LISsEED OIL-Raw, Coo; boiled &c
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DRY GOODS.
Continued from sixth Pnre

BLEACHED DoNEsrIcs-Social, lOI: Sunny
Side, 50; Holmesville az; Forest Sh; Big Bon.
ANA, rs 6h; Auburn Sk: Lonsdale, va
Lonsdale cambria, 10; Wamsutta. Is; New YoS
Mills, Is Diamond Hill cambric, OK; Knights
cambria, 9A; Hero A, 9; Hero rs s: Ballard
vale, z; Cambridge. rs z Peerless, 81, 81.
nUcKs-ArkwrighL ib; Eltrick, S-oz Is; Stark
SOIL Stark !0os, 10 Savage, S-oz.lS: Hampton
brown and drab, 90, IL; hamden NN, do, l6H
Boston, 1907, brown and drab, Tx: Montauk. Il
inch, %; No, s, 10 inch, la,s; No. S, 81 inch
57S; Gold Medal Blue, li's; Lion brown and
drab II.
PLAID osNABuRGs-Delt ~; Economy, l2H
Ottawa, S.,; Michigan, So; Belle, ~; Wood
lawn, 81; Catawba, "a.
MISUNDERSTANDING AGA, 1871; Hamilton u
Hollywood, plaid, il; Standard 2, 10; Easton y,
gH: Omega, l6R
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RAILROAD NEWS.

THE employees ofthe Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Road, which runs through In
dian Territory, are greatly alarmed over the
frequency OF attempts TO wreck trains and
murder engineers and brakemen. An extra
force ofpatrolmen was recently put on, and
white cut-throats murdered two of them.
Eight railroads composing the South
western pool were represented at meeting
in Chicago yesterday, which passed res
olution to cancel all passes given on account
of business, and to issue no more.
Jay Gould, who has for some DAYS been
trying TO make an honest dollar in Chicago,
took the intervewers into his confidence
last evening, and gave himself completely
away. His hatred of such monopoles Us
the Union stock-yards is very great, and he
will soon establish rival institution in the
southern suburbs, at a cost of $4,000, 600.
The report OF the sale of the Sa.
bine q East Texas Railway TO
Huntington is confirmed and the
transfer is an accomplished fact. The road
will become part Of the through system OF
the Southern Pacific from San Francisco to
Newport News. 1t will be built from Beau.
mont through to Memphis Tennessee, and
there connect with the Huntington System
from Memphis to the Eastern terminus.
The track of the Mexican National Rail
way is now laid twenty-five miles vest o.
Laredo. An excursion train went out on
the 10th having the Mayor, Council and
about 200 citizens of Laredo on board, also
General Manager Gardner. Superintendent
Fuller and General Passenger Agent Thur
Der among the railroad officials. The road
was found to be in excellent condition. and
the Mexican people were highly pleased
with the event. The track will be com.
pleted TO Lampasas in April, and the
company is rapidly preparing for freight
traffic, as well as transportation and con
struction material.
George J, Gould, Jay Gould's'son, i'm
pressed railway officials and Others witt
whom he had Il casual acquaintance with
the idea that he is made of much the
same material as his father. They are even
alike it is said, in capacity for making
money. Young Could conducts himself
with a good sense and breeding that are
conspicuous, ard makes friends wherever
he GOES
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LIVE STOCK

DURING the year 1881 there were 1,5i7,-
49S cattle, including calves, received at Chi
cage, against ,3S2,477 cattle and calves in
1880, These figures show gain of l65,C2l
head ofcattle for the past over all previous
years, which is certainly grand gain when
il is remembered that the receipts of 1880
were the largest then on record. Chicago
gain has been almost wholly in Texas and
Northern range cattle, as the receipts of
both corn-ied cattle and Eastern dairy
calves were very much less than during the
previous year. Receipts of cattle from the
plains were beyond the expectations of the
most sanguine. There were l45, 40 more
Texas and Northern range cattle received
here last wear than in 1880, there being an in
crease of 81, 100 in through" Texans and
Sl0i0 head Of "wintered" Texans and north
ern ranges. AS prices for range cattle were
$I(@Sl2 per head higher than during the
previous year, it will be seen that Texas
and Northern ranchmen received over
5000, 600 more for the grass cattle marketed
at Chicago than during the wear 1880
Had there been only the same number OF
range cattle received in the two years, the
receipts would have sold for about $780,
Ul0 more than theprices got in 1880 When
dld the ranchmcn experience u more severe
winter than the one Of lSS0-Sl or when was
lucie cVcr SUCH market as the one OF
1881 Among the oldest ranchers there are
some who can look back into the fifties and
and answer the first question without much
difficulty, but the latter is zone too many
for all.
A Texas cattle-ranger, owning about
5000 head, asked Morgan, the New York
banker to lend him some money on them,
so that he might increase his stock. He
told the banker how much the cattle were
WORTH how they doubled in value every
five years, and made large annual profit
but when he told Morgan that they didn't
have any fences in Texas, he exclaimed IN Q
tone of holy horror: mo fences! Why
good Lord, young man, I'd as soon take q
mort gage on a school of goldfish off the
banks Of Newfoundland.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE-Four years, s24@27; three wears, sl4@
2l: two years. sl2dl5; one year, SSdl2.
Barn cows Slj@22; stockers, Sl2@25; milcl
cows and calves Sl5@2j; springers sl5q25
Inconsistencies Sl0d30; farm stock si0I60
harness livery S75G0l25: fancy l7ness $3.50
$50: harness spans SS50@500.
MuLEs--small, 1906; medium, S75@lOO: exrf
draught, slOO@l50
HoGs-ll IL 10 &c. gross
MUTTON SHEEP They arc quotable ut 50 Boa
W per head. Per weight 224@Sc per pound.
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On cotton, from Dallas, are as follows
Pes 100 pounds



THE House Committee on Indian Affair,
heard arguments in opposition tc
the passage of the bill introduced
by Representative Bland ratifyinp
the tallegedlact of the general council ofthc
Choctaw Nation granting the st. Louis 4
SAN Francisco Railroad Company right.ol.
way for u railroad and telegraph line
through the ChoCtaw Nation. The re.
marks fthc delegates were, substantially
the same rs their protests, previously fled.
\ plan to take the Ohio q Mississippi
Road out OF the hands of the receiver,
which has received the assent OF the En-
glish bond.holders, will be submitted to d
meeting of stockholders In April, at Flora
Illinois.
The estimated cost oft Mexican Trunk
Line from Laredo to the City of Mexico 1.
5000, 600
Evidence In a curious suit for damages
against the Missouri Pacific Railroad com.
pany, for $4,000, is being taken in Sedalia
sgd Spurlock, of Versailles. at the time of
the Sedalia lair, last fall was bounced oil d
Missouri Pacific train by detective In the
employ of the company, and consigned Il
the city prison rs pirkpocket, or ON sus
picion of being one. For such indignitic,
Mr.. Spurlock demands $1,000.
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GAcid-Benzoc pei ounce SOC: acid carbolic solu.
ID; acid suiphuric 5to0c per lb acid tartaric 45c
per lb alum, 4a5c per ID. Ammonia--carbonate
&c per ID; assafptda, 25c per lb; balsam CO.
pabia. Csc per lb boray Ice per lb. blue vitriol.
Toe per Id: calome, 7jc per ID: calomel, (Englsh)
81 90 per ID; camphor, refined, SOC per ID;
cinchonidia, 95c per OF; chloroform' 90
cents per ID; Choral hydrat 81 75a2 90
per lbcream of tarter powder SSa4Oc per lb gum
opium, s. % per ID; gum shellac, soc per lb NOR
oil lemon SO Is per lb; bromide potass 4Oc per lb
u & w iodide potass, 81 IS per 10; ops w;
quinine snlphate, 81 IS per or. seed
caraway, l5c per lb SIENNA, 25c per lb;
strychnine, crystals 81 60 per OF; sugar lead, 25t
per Id; flour sulphur, sac; per Id: salts epson
DC per h. Spirits turpcntine 66c per gal
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sl,criTs sale.

by virtue q an order of sale made by the lion
nneorge A,dridEe ludgeof the iii. ju dclal
me directed, lwill sell at public ontcry Ia Inc
highest bidder for cash In bulk and by tho IN.
voice, q certain stock OF goods levied on as Tho
prs perry OLA lsraelsky At the suit OF IIofn,hai
y, " n r.s Weisman 4 90, Sanger Bros, and
sale VIII be made at No, 500 Kim street. IN The
City ofDallas, on the 18th day OF January. tss,
within the hours designated by law. 10 ,aiisfy
said order OF sale nFN. +. ZONES ""s's
January eth, lSS2 sh.,lg
Js.till 10Th. ByJ, ", srrsctn nsn,,.
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ne make the following quotations
Ia yer 81 20 to 8ah W. W.
BANANAs-Per bunch. So O0toh
G G ArrLEs-s5 so to 90 per barrel.
NuRRANrS-Sto Shc.
FRAcuES--None IN market
CALIFORNIA PIARs-S5 to 60 nor hoy
pnaS9EssL9uisiona s. o@s5 so per box.
LEMoSs-.Sicily, per box, 81 90
NNuIs-Almonds 2Sc per pound: Brazil, lOalo:
pa oy no iSc; English walnuts, zoe, H. chestnut,
per 100 W. N'N'""u's' "
DATrs-ln fruits, % per III
PEcANs-llc, per 10.
FldS-kcgs. lie, layers lSc per pound
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MtoouoL-2 20 per gal. as per high winos
WuisIy-Re ctihcd, 81 0Sdi 10 es nor any, ns,o,
s sn I'm mash one year old, 81 Co two years Old
xtra oldwhisky, sia5 as per ave, '" '"nV'
WiEEs-Clarct IN case, sS6fs nor opa,,,r, ~.
Mwba,per gal, 81 l0al so Port 81 906sS sSnr,.
rG rgaL u zoos Madeira, per gal, 81 coos whiic
line, In cases, 81 O0aiO. 'NS' ""'''
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