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w NJ. SINISTER Il SONS

W NJ SINISTER SONS
Have opened a large stock Of QUILTED sATINs for
Coat Lining in very beautiful shades.
New HOSIERY for Ladies and Children.
Elegant TRICoT and HABIT CLOTHS for tailor
made suits.
Cloth COLORED PLAIDs for skirts
Beautiful CHECKS and CHEvIOTs for suits
CASHMEREs and CnUDDAs in every shade
LANGTRY SUITING in evening colors
BRAIDED SUITS in great variety.
BRAIDED JACKETS in al colors
Everything new that can be found in the New York
market, and sold at New York prices.
The largest stock they have ever shown
BROCADE SILK, BROCADE sATINs. BROC.DF
FLUSH IN great variety.
dHerent colors, all new.
Rich GROS GRAIN. all colors, s15o.
BRoCADE FLoUNCEs in silk and velvets
STRIPED PLUsHEs in very choice colors
Superb Lyons silk VELVET in twelve different
Elegant BLACK SILK vELvETs in inch, 26 and
Plush LGtSHins SHADES IN SILKS SAfiNs and BRooADE
SILK HOSIERY in evening colors
Full stock RE in nn even is shades
, sIecia care has been taken in matching plain and
Imported BRAIDED JACKETS in great variety.
aNf1oUE and II 6nHs CHAM CURTAINS a. cost
having determined to close this department.
ONE PRICE,
W. n. SHUSTER & SONS,
ole 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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=. Cheap Beef.
From the Chicaro er-ocean.

The butchers OF Washington ana New yor, a.
very much excited because OF the Introduction AZ
dressed beef from Chicago In those cities where a
better quality than they furnish Is sold at very
low rates. The butchers OF Chicago complain thai
they cannot get good beef at reasonable prfceN
Why Is Ii that select beef from Chicago can be
sold IN New York and Washington cheaper than
at home That is the question we are inter-
ested In
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.. Dou't Bother ylc.-
From the Boston Fvaniny ss.r

FROM the Boston Evening Star
One OF the numerous correspondents who fDesr.
viewed Speaker Keller on the ohio business, cour-
Sgeously asked, Do you expect TO be reelected a
SPEAKER Keller started up impauently and safd.
on, Don't bother me-" There was an expression
on his face which BODIED III 70 the man who sbould
press the inquiry further
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The Corn Will be Ha.ked.
from the Chicago Inter-


The farmers OF Ohio were too busy husking corr
10 vote; AT least that is one OF the excuses made
1or their apathy. The farmers OF Indiana mas
not be through with their fall work by November
Dut they are not likely TO be apathetc. That state
is already thoroughly alive with political enthu-
slasm, and that is always a favorable Indication
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BIDS WERE OPENED in the Office of the supervis

BIDS WERE OPENED In the Office OF the supervis
ing architect OF the Treasury to-day for heating
apparatus for the post ONCE and custom-house at
Philadelphia There were four bids received The
Harrisburg, for $50, 992.2 Four bids were also
received for iron base for post ONCE screen at the
custom-house at ST. Louis The lowest bid was
that OF Snead Il Co., or Louisville KY, at s. 2S7
Two bids were received for glass for the barge
once at New York, the lowest being that Of
semons Bacne = Coz II t76A 10
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Greenbaci< Nomination. for Cong
Pi.nlicO Races

BALTIMORE, Oct 1S.-Second race one mile and
a quarter Ella Warheld f1rst La Gloria second,
Baby third. Time 2:14L.
Third race Pimiico stakes, 81 miles, Girofe
first, Glenmore second. Time, 1854
lin the first race the second horse should be Con-
Stamina instead OF COnstantfa.l
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blaine i'm Virginia.
From the Philadelphia Press.

Blaine viii make an agricultural speech In Rich
mond In two or three weeks, ana he win have
something 10 say that doesn't belong TO agrfcul-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

Dee't Expose tt 90 the Fress.


IL VIII be wiser for the Hon. Samuel J. RandnIlN
enthusiastic friends not 10 nominate him FOR
speaker OF the next House OF Representatives 1uss
yet Ihere Is always danger that a ',boom- preFnn-
tufeV started may reach its climax before the
time comes 20 utilize It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE FIRST AUDIToR-The
annual report OF Judge Reynolds, first auditor OF
the Treasury, for the fiscal year ending June 80
1882, shows as follows: Number of accounts relat
ing to receipts into the Treasury, 7193 represent
Ing 1913 657, number OF accounts relating to
disbursements, TO- BOZ; representing 81 O25 GAO S as
number OF bonds accounts, 1,155-total number of
accounts $3.50; total value Of accounts certifled
s., 999, 29S 279.14 The increase In the number OF
accounts over the previous year was 922 and an
increase in value Of $40 0623Q An increase I'm
the clerical force OF the bureau in proportion to
the Increased work is strongly recommended
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The DeadIock at LYONS

. SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct 1S.-Four hundred and
thirty-one ballots had been taken I'D to noon to-
day in the republican congressional convention at
Lyons without a change
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spoken Like a True Yankee.
From the Boston Herald, Qnd.D

Massachusetts should be setting a mark for fu-
lure reform work We should show that we are
In ruiz sympathy with the movements In favor Of
purer politics In other sections OF the country
Indeed, we should take the lead and make the
standard high -
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The Star Route Service.


The annual report OF the Second Assistant Post
master General was completed to-day. The inter-
estng feature OF the report is the statement of the
cost of the star route service during the year.
which shows a large decrease, as was anticipated,
in the expenditure for this service while the ac-
tual number OF miles embraced Is considerably
more than the previous year. The increase In the
mileage has been in keeping with the growth OF
the country, while the dropping of of excessive
charges in old routes has enabled the department
to extend the service, while actually decreasing
the cost. The report maintains that the surplus
revenue OF the department is due to the economy
in this service. A detailed statement OF the work
OF the office also accompanies the report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

SCARLET FEVER IN observation-disclosures in6nUs
nation Is expressed In Cincinnati at the neglect &
the school board in permitting a case OF ecoE110
fever 70 terminate fatally In the basement Of -
eighth district school, where 800 children h1yo
been exposed during the past week. The v1com
was child OF the janitor. who lives IN the -
ment. The burial took place sunday, and the -
knowledge the public had was when The 49,
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.

The Rockville Races.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct 1s.-The first heat in the
$40 class was won by VIM T., Peanuts second,
BaShtime third and Mamie last.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS! !!
HANDKERCHIEFS.
100 boz. Ladies' White LINEN Hemsttched
Handkerchiefs.
Special Value,
12<c. EACH.
100 Doz. Ladies' ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED
Handkerchiefs with Printed Borders. also
Special Value,
121zc. EACH.
25 Doe. Gents Woven Border ALL LINEN Hand
kerchefs.
Very Cheap at
lie. EACH.
We have now in stock elegant assortment of fine
EMBROIDERED and HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, also of CHINA and FANCY SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS, to which we
invite your attention.
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25c. PER YARD.

Including the two three. four five lace stripe pat
terms. As inches wide. AT this price, you can make
from them very handsome curtains a very moderate
cost. ola
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. ls.-virginia Is, consols, ST;
90 second series. 50; do. n-fortes, 42H bid
to-day. 80 ~
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1s-Cotton lower closing
straightforward street and western SUPER 8. 50a4 90;
DO extra, 25a4 rs: do. family. 487a6. co. city mills
super B. 25a4 go; do extra, 25a4. do. Rio brands
St2 Patapsco family 625; do. laye patent
southern red, l. 10al. IA; do amber I.I2al 49, No
October :0s4ai. 081 November i. 0szsai 90; Deem
Der; l. lo.sal lO4 January. Ideal; 11A.. Corn.
southern white s.: do. yellow. nominal iu western
mixed. spot and October rs: November Is. wear Ga
65A January, 60aG04 Oats steady and fairly active
southern. 42a4o; do. red rust proof. 37a39 western
A. Rye quiet-good to prime. 65a6s. Hay steady and
qu1et-pr1me to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
I600alSO0 Provisions firm and higher-mess pork
2o25 Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib Sides NOM
rio a,,t, Sides !71s Hams l7al79 Lard refined l4.
creamery. 32a3i. Eggs quiet, 23a24. Petroleum dull
and lowererefned, 7asa77s Coffee quiet and I'M
changed-Rlo cargoes, ordinary to fair a9A. Sugar
steady l9a1. 30. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
quiet. Recelpts-hour, q $50 barrels; wheat so 600
bushels corn 800 bushels oats 800 bushels; rye
200 bushels co Shipmentscorn g. Go bushels Sales
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Stocks strong. Money, s..
Exchange-long, 4oOA; do. short 485. State bonds
dull Goyernlnents generally unchanged. Cotton dull.
NEW 1ORk, Oct. 1S.-Flour quiet and steady.
months cent better; late months a shade lower. PoSk
firm. "a 90 Lard firm. IL. co.
LONDON. Oct. 18, 2:30 p.m.-U s. bonds A.
l2l4. Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage
trustees SsN yors 81 de- seconds 26K Erie
and Western. 28's. st. Paul. 1l3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18

During quarrei last night IN besr eolooo .
Baltimore between John BIeok and LOuD DoEuu
both f,oIored. the latter WAS shot on1 1nn1on1
killed by TIE former.
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DRY GOODS.

A
NEW STORE.
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FALL DRY GOODS.
COMPLETE IN ALI. DEPARTMENTS AND AT
BOTTOM PRICES.
ONE PRICE ONLY,
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
HEMPSTONE & PERRY,
o1a sc3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ExAMISE OUR BRAIDED EMBROIDERED
ROBES.
oTToMANs,
RHADAMEs.
SILK PLUsHEs,
and COLORED vELvETs.
Special bargains in
TABLE DAAiAsK AND NAPKINS TO MATCH.
JNO. A. LUTTRELL & CO,
oil ST. Market Space.
GUINNIP, DAY Co,
$40. so. 824 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Have just received,
AND ARE NOW DISPLAYING,
The Largest and Most Complete Stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Ever shown in this market.
ALL THE NECEssARIEs
ALL THE NOVELTIES
OUR LINE OF BROCADE yELvETs. PLUsHEs.
SILKS AND CAsHMEREs
Is Unsurpassed by any House in the Trade.
OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT
Would make full store by itself.
30 LARGE AND VARIED IS THE STOCK.
We would call special attention to our large and COM
plete line of
LADIES' SILK AND PLUSH WRAPS,
POPULAR PRICES.
We Agents for the
NONPAREIL VELYETEENS
And carry an Immense Variety of Shades in all grades
AT Low DOWN PRICES.
ALI, DEPARTMENTS
In our House
ARE FULL AND COMPLETE.
We buy exclusively from first hands and import
many OF our Goods
WE sAN GUARANTEE OUR PRICES BELOW
COMPETITION.
OF GUINNIP, DAY co.
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BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921
WOODWARD & LOTHROP ole
T MING DEPARTMENT.

7 MING DEPARTMENT.
We invite the attention of our
CUSTOMERS, DRESSMAKERS AND TAILORS,
to our Complete Stock of everything pertaining to this
line which we offer at the
LOWEST PRICES.
& QUILTED SATINS in Black and Colors, for lining
Six Garments and Smoking Jackets.
QUILTED ITALIAN CLOTHS, in Cardinal and
Black only,
BLACK HASTINGS. in 81 and 81 inch
COLORED HASTINGS, in ~ inch, in all new shades
TO match the prevailing co.ors in dress goods.
HAIR CLOTHS. FRENCH CANVAS.
COTTON BATTING for Comforts
WOOL WADDING for Silk Garments.
GLOVE FINISHED CAMBRICS.
Splendid Assortment Of DRILLINGS. CORSET
JEANS aud fine TWILLED SILESIAS, in all the new
cnors to match the prevailing shades in dress goods.
BLACK WHITE and SLATE CRINOLINES. Rub
Der CLOTH by the yard.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 92l
ole WOODWARD Il LOTHROP.
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A Veteran Manager.

The complimentary beneht to be given to Mr.
John T. Ford is a deserved tribute to a veteran
manager, who for thirty years has carried on the
theatrical business so honorably and intellgently
as to haVeWon the confidence OF every community
In which he has been occupied, and to have re-
ceived the endorsement of his fellow-citizens of
Baltimore by being repeatedly elected to offices OF
high res possibility. His business integrity and
capacity, public spirit, and big-hearted acts OF
charity have made him hosts OF friends, who are
always glad of an opportunity to show their ap-
probation OF his worth. His benefits are always
bumpers, and on this occasion there will be the
public to show their liking for Mr. Ford's son, Mr.
Charles E Ford, who is a worthy chip of the old
block. The benefit performance will be given by
the capital company organized by Mr.. Charles E.
Ford, and which has had great success through
out the country. The play to be presented has
been great hit in England, and has never been
given In Washington.
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LANsBUPGR & BRO,
40. 42. and i24 SEVENTH STREET.
PAPER HANGINGS. No. 6a6
T.
LATEST STYLES. Street.

Patterns and Shades In Bfue, Drown, God. Olive
GALAXY, Pcmpeisn and other colors, lrezes. Dados,
Eoralers. CentSrs, he
asins 3sfoSed st auction Of some fourteen hundred
Il@es of Parcr Hanzings little cut of STYLE and
pl&Sei IL With additions OF the newest and most desira-
BE yles. which Will be offered :. lowest prces and
work gus,snssed. WINDOW SHADES. Gilt Bands
eA2 Pam Goods, which make in shades 70 der.
PICTURE YisAHES, different styles sad sizes, in
ses md rass 10 crde-. few choice and novel Calf
fnss MS Nass f,et,,e Eoen, Mo1ldinx. Hooks. &c.
BE.MrKr0x'S rofUI.tK PASTEL PAINTINGS.
- dAfhii1 E-s'S No, 81 ss-est one door from 7th
sus1s aSrsAwe.t - Terms cash. sl6-2n
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to 81. H. Dodge, 500 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18
BOSTON HOUSE BULLETIN,
EXAMINES.

We offer splendid assortment of these goods at the
uniform price Of
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DRY GOODS.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

TRUNNEL CLARK,
81 MARKET SPACE,
Have now very large stock of DRY GOODS of best
Class and at the Lowest Prices
Schroder's Celebrated MONOPOLY SILK, in Black
at 81. . 81 80, 81. IS 81 81 IS stCANNoT BE BEAT
OTTOMAN SILKS, Black and Colors.
Special numbers in COLORED SILKS, 81 81. 25 Al 70
BROCADE PIUSHES, very stylish.
splendid line of PLAIN PLUSHES and vFLVETS
We keep MAGNIFICENT line of LtrPINS Black Goods
CoURIAOI4D,S English CREPES. Wide for Wells
fLANNELS, BLANKETS and COMFORTS
Our stock of TABLE LINENS, TOWELS NAPKINS
Is very attractive.
LADIES' and Gents HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
Ladies and Gents HANDKERCHIEFS a beauti full
variety.
A large stock of Prints. Brown and Bleach Canton
ialIes and all Leading Domestcs at Rock bottom''
~, Inc Store Is now complete and the verdict is
tuat It is Wei lighted, WELL VENTILATED and WELL
81 81 fGcki D. An examination of Goods aud comparison
ONE PRICE ONLY.
TRUNNEL d CLARK
OFT S11 MARKET SPACE.
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SURF FOR DIvoRcE.-This afternoon Henry G.
Douglass, alias Chas w. Franklin, filed bin, by
Mr.. e A. Newman, for divorce from the bonds OF
matrimony with Mary &. Douglass He sets forth
marriage with the defendant in Jersey City on
March LIST, 1879, and charges that ON the LIST OF
June, 1873, she deserted him.
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Wall Street TO.uay.
IN THE STOCK MARKET

FLUCTUATIONS IN THE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Oct. 18.-The Posts financial article
says The rate for call loans stocks are sac per
cent, and on United States bonds 4a5 Der cent
with perhaps more business doing at the lower
rates. Rates for time loans and prime mer-
camille paper are unchanged. At the stock Ex-
change the market for speculative shares, after
closing yesterday with fair promise of higher
prices, opened to-day strong, but soon became
heavy, and so continued until about II 80 O'Clock,
since which time the general list has been dull
out strong. The net result, compared with yester-
days closing, is irregular changes, the Gould
stocks being lower, but the remainder of the mar
ket, in most cases. being higher, notably Illinois
Central, which is up to 150E, Burlington and
Quincy to 1855, Chicago and Alton to 142k,
Rock Island to 134h, Northern Pacific preferred to
944, Delaware. Lackawanna and Western to 1877
Louisville TO SIX and jersey to 734. The ''short
interest" In the market was reduced yesterday,
but Is still large In many stocks. or the active
stocks Lake Shore, Western Union Telegraph,
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, Louisville
and Union Pacific lending at per cent
Northern Pacific preferred at per cent and Dem
yer and Rio Grande at per cent 1t is noteworthy
that notwithstanding the importance of the deci-
sion OF the court OF appeals The Story elevated
railroad case, there have to-day been no tranSac-
lions IN the stocks OF any OF the elevated compa-
MES, which Indicates that these stocks are cOncen-
trated In a few hands. q. S. bonds are up Is for
The as and S. Railroad bonds are irregular, but
generally higher State bonds are weak for Ten
neSSeeS and otherwise steady. The market for
foreign exchange Is steady.
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We shall strive 10 maintain the reputation of the old
Stores of selling good Goods az the lowest possible
figures.
For the coming week We shall offer:
cases So-inch wide Rubans, at 1917 cts, No housein
The country can initiate this grand bargain.
5eafes Crepe Cloth in all the leading shades and black
1t l2H Cts. sold in other stores at 70 cts
scases Fancy Dress Goods at 10 cts These we bought
last January Tor cash, and kept especially for our
Opening.
cases 4o-inch wide fine All Wool Cashmercs at As
Cts. worth cav cts.
ceases Opera shades Atwood Csa,lnaeres at so eta
worth 75 cts.
fun line OF al the most fashionable Goods At
Our popular prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-18
IN r Y G o o D 5 .

THE GRANDEST BUILDING SOIITH OF
NEW YORK!
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SILkS! SILKS
FELTETSi VEIVETSl
PLUSHESl PLUSHES
TIC ies. Dollar SILK ever offered. worth 81. So
Black Trimming Velvet. from 90 Cts up.
Coorel tinshes in s the most fashionable shades at
sl-'S Per yari Sold elsewhere at S.. so.
9cAses yard wide Cretcanes, at I21s Cts Ter yard Dos
fe'ey worth "a Ga This sale cannot be repeated
Our s.oo< CO Es.d5 Made D-esses and Garments ia
eomp.ste and Contains Q: the finest ever brought
70 tbs city.
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BLANKETS
COMfORTERS.
CURTAINS
In endisss variety We defy competition Cur
Tons are more than realized. and Judging from the
many congratulations have received our
- appreciated.
We invite and al 20 INSPECT our Marano.,, Buiid
ing. Immense Stock and Low Prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-13
GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFe.

THERE were Coir recelpts Of whent today. Int
Il good portion of it was taken by millers. The
grain dealers, however, got liberal share,
Which thew We're Snxions 10 buy 10 Mi orders
and TO shin TO other cpnters. The receipts OF
onts by wagon are NOT as Inn ge'as they snouid he
while prices are well maintained. Ii is the gen.
erai opinion of dealers here that oats win de-
cline by The first of next month, owing to the
magnificent crops ali over lhe country. and par-
tcularly in the south. Dealers in this city are
asking What thew viii pay for oats. aud one zen.
tleman In Fort Worth states that he wants
prices, and also TO have hi.
name proposed for membership or
the Grain Exchange. Corn comes in slowly
although there nro light receipts daily. Will
the favorable prospects ahead, Il would be wei
for farmers TO market all ,hey have ut the earl
est moment possible Our quotations nre nm
changed and we assert that they nre correct IL
every particular
To-pAy's oUoTArIoNl.
WuEAT-Choice. | 20. medium. 0Oc. low Grade
6Oc Nicaragur. zoe
F,E;Ty@Sd "a a. 4 eOo
N1tIEr spEp-l 20: German mil,et Ia.
Onrs"Old l5c. new 95e,
CoaS-S5c 10 05c.
BRAN--We quote nj mills, al 2O6l Is: In store
SACHS n AZ In 81 70 w.
FIoug-We quote CITY Mills as follows. xxx
az rs: xxx. ss In extra OK rs.
Tmnoried Xxx Fper cwt 40 so. ky. AZ On
xxx 81 40. choice family. 81 I'd fancy Az 90
California, fancy. 81 1908 s0 choice family
IN b5G.S a.
Corn mcal Nor busho, a %
Graham aonr. nor hundred. s17S.
sr Louis. June l2.-Ca,h wheat / % hid. Jul,
,yhent 1Os - Told. corn. 7Al.I hid. oats ii
lid. .I
In Chicago to-day there was mn advance IN
both wheat and corn Wheat for July openeG
nom,uni nj / NJ and closed at I.gi5-S ihron
@I"bths nboyc Snturdny's last sales Eor
An"usi deliverv II sold IN Grst coI
nj Iii Ia, and on last call nj Ill III
Gyc.eiphths of n cent advance since
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-13
HARDWARE.

THERE has been great improvement In the
hardware trade % this city during the present
season. and orders are coming In nom all dl-
rectlons very freely. Already Dallas
tho best markets for hardware In
the country. Our merchants have the most
favorable freight arrangements and they assert
positively that they can place their goods In any
locality on railroads In this state so as TO cost th
purchaser less than II shipped nom any other
point In the west or SOUTH These facts are be-
coming generally known, aud country mcr.
chants soon take advantage OF the benefits and
facilities .tobo found In Dallas, and 1t Is from
this cause more than any other that our city rs
enjoying her heavy trade In this limo Of goods,
To.DAY's QUOTATIONS.
Axos-Callins', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar,
per dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, per dozen,
io9i; Double BlL 2lO0
per cent; Ames list steel goods, discount 10 and
10 per cent
Rubber beltIng-Discount 80 per cent
Nalls.-i.2b rate.
Horse shocs--b.1b per key.
Horse nails-Northwesicrn, No, 4 $50; No. s
5.25 per box.
lron-ic rate.
stocl-plow, 20; lay, 20: cast, iSc per pound.
Sheet iron-S u, &C; galyaniscd, discount q
per cent.
skillep and lids, SC per pound sugar kettles
SO per pound
sad irons--i Lee per pound
Tacks.-in boxes, 100 papers, 1. 80 per box.
Grub hocs-per dozen, 100; railroad picks
per dozen, 900,
Maltocks-pcr dozen, 100.
Observation-Disclosures discount % pcr cent.
Howe. discount y per cent.
Tin plaio-l. G., iuxll per box, 500; l. c., li'
90 per box, 500; Fornc, IAN, per box, $50
fernc 20S2S per box, 1880,
Tinwarc-pieced, discount 80 per cent
stamped, discount 10 per cent.
solder-No. 1, l5c; No. ID and 10, lsc PEI
pound.
Babblt metallic 10 ibc per pound.
Bar lcad-7 Lao per pound
No, duck horse collars-i % per dozen
$50 per dozen,
Trace ohains--6 i.2.S . tsc per pair
Back handS-thrcc inch. i.55 per dozen
Clcyiscs-gc per pound.