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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-24

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-The Univer-
sal Peace Union and the Pennsylvania
Peace Society held cOmmemOration ser
| vices at Franklin Institute this morning
in honor of the landing of William
Penn, and tho founding of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania. The meet
ing was presided over by Mayor King.
The opening prayer was offered by Rev.
Jas. Speare, who invoked the Divine
blessing ON the Peace Society and its
advocates. Letters of regret were re-
ceived from DeLesseps. Herbert Spen-
Ger, s. c. Lay, the President of the Sem
eca nation Of New York Indians, and
others.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-24

BERLIN, Oct. 3.-The repeal Of the
socialist laws is expected shortly. Even
the German Gaesffe favors the repeal on
condition that the socialists abstain
from interference with the higher
grades Of politics.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Chicagos, 6; Provi-
dence.4. Seven inning. Play ceased on
account Of darkness. The final game
will be played at Fort Wayne tomor-
row.
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Moving Day.

An Earthquake
WICHITA. Kan, Oct. 23.-An earth
Quake occurred At this point at nineteen
minutes past 1 o'clock, Jefferson City,
Mo-. time. yesterday. The duration was
about five seconds. There were three
pnlsations. the iirst being the strongest,
rattlins windows. swaying the walls OF
buildings aud moving furniture.
Cation d. X.
LrrrLs Rock, Ark. Oct. S.-The low
lands of Eastern Arkansas showed a
slight frost this morning, not enough
however. to damage cotton. weather
for picking is very favorable all over the
State.
One More River 70 Cross.
RsowSsyfLL.. O,t. 23.-Persons from
Laredo, by way of Mier. Camrrgo. and
Matamoras. 20. here today, and were
immediately sent b,ck across the rivel
by the health officers. The troops an
il, excellent. AMI weather cool and pleas
ant.
The Money Wanted.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-Applicationf
| for gold certificates are pouring in upor
the Treasury Department at a rapid rate
The amount applied for on Saturda.
vas q, $50 900 from the following cities
Boston 5000 900. Philadelphia ~ ,OOO,
600, st. Louis ele0, 900. OF this sun
100000 i required in twenty doaia
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among fourteen steam In ai5iton. there
were Ia ptOcoSS ~ construction, OF under con
tract December g. 1851. vessels having u on
mage Of l6j,1Ol tons OF all this image the
United States has but a single vessel with
tonnage of iui tons. Germany takes 1903
France, j,hi2, Italy ll,lil, AMI other nations,
900 more leaving 10 be added to the tonnage
of Great ErilaN nearly y 90 tons. These hB-
ures chow plainly what England 1, doing 10 her
power over AKA conyol oI 'h' ""''oS com
Tho Operatives of she United States fish com,
mission, IN the direction Ot fish Matching ana
other experiments, are htiuE at present carried
on at Muud's llnl NR-suChusglts, whore the
work has been douc for II couple Of years past
Previous ~ that time, hutChiug operations Tor
goldfish were carried On ut uloucester andmil,
lions of young goldfish were set Tree There, Vast
numbers have been let loose into the ocean from
the Matching ruCksGt W ODDS H0l. Since this
work has been done bat little, IL anything has
been seen Of the cod small fry, TIL now the flsh-
crmCu report vast muuludeh ut lltlle goldfish,
from four 10 ten inches In length In the mouth of
the l'scataqua river aud vic nttynt Portsmouth,
Since these little fish are strangers In that vicinity
IT'S believed by thOSU Interested that they are
Professor iaird's ush v or In other words, thst
they nro the first visible results of the Goldfish
Matching experiment of tho government under
Professor Baird's direction. tits believed and
not without good reason, that the little COd OF
| the Portsmouth shore wcro really halChcd IN
| he government boxes nj Gloucester and Woods
lt"l' ~" tuyy uuNt uIllltu lluI nlu oIplS wv
| ehute IA u,elt natural tmlSlsu3n l0Wnlu coiuet
| waters. Should such prove to be the true state
OF tuo rHse' cell"llliy Is ~ hlus1
| nappy result Hnu lhHy ne tne utst sup
oNhtI ngH'n hlooklns w Wa,erS rom ,apS 'ou
" tile nay nl unnE WIN INV 3nS VI Couhsh' as
WY oliVo N9le, before w ihsnerihlll, IN MS
sVaiv' u''el ,oo1 nnu PionI ilu" ~ hc1ily l1p
| ncu lllN Paft oi uic Aunnuu shoIe uI VS. ticn
treasury Of food fish II has beon discovered that
inc supply OF toulsh heur our shore cni be KEPT
| up ny, htunelal propagation, thS lmpoTisIl9 Oh
| Wnat " h,nuWn us my snuiG llsncIyt Nhicn nus
| crown III my years rom igW oNiBocS III WIN
,or 10 sou lto@eh 10 lhlry ihIioh POUNDS At th's
| polt none ,ns' year, cnh ue upuoleu uEp,h IN .
| ItN {ents, lhg gnVeihuN9ht mas nvyh "cil p"iu'
| anu troeSSor pAl!d mas uohc lVnla WurA;
| , BUFFALO, n \" Scplrmber hvulhn'l,l
mixer proprietor OF the Ensl liunoutE otSnNtu,
| mhlch mas pvc"hlt mucous rs p,lnb iho ihrEcsl
III western New YORK, rclNrhtu iu-u"y rom a.
emr o, "pIervnuon t,nuEn nt inc p'nvpH
| QUESTIONING cHunuos OF me sWlo HetEputH
| ult cloP II uouu lhlllllc' me counties 81 Nl'b
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DRY GOODS
ro.nAN's QUOTATIONS.

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS
fWNTa- FTcemHn's. 3; Lodi, 3; Gloucester, G.
wlch, ~; Allen G; Albion solid ~; Peabody
solid, ba. Peabody black, 81; Simpson black
GH simpson mourning ca; Gloucester mourn.
Ing GAt
HEAVY BRowS DoNEsrtcs- Augusta iL78t
lndinn Head, SN;. swift Creek, II, 81; Elm,
~, SA Edgehcld, IL, Z 81, Cabot At, 7h,
Derby, 81 Oh T. Glendale "a, 6A; NatcheI, 30.
bs; Charter oak, IL, "a, Lake George ii, ~;
Great Western II, s. International a., D. 3d.
FlNE l'nOWS DuMtSrlCs-L Lake GcOrgG7l, l[ar-
vest, So POcGhontns, p Great Falls, ~, Peer.
less, 49, Plum Island, 81 Atlantic, S4 Green.
bricr \.
nLEACIlrD DoMFsuCs-Social, TO- Sunny side *
llolmcsyillc, ~, Forest s. Zig Bonanza, rs G9;
Auburn, So, lonSdalc, 10 LOnsdalc, cambria,
" Wamsuta, lSt, New York mills, II; Diamond
llill, cambria, q knights, cambria, o. Hero IT.,
\ Hero, ~ ballardyale, 4 Cambridge, rs Z
Peerless, 81, ~.
S.oz, lsS; Stark, lNoA II; Savage, S.o1, l2h;
llampdcu, brown and drlb 90, 10: Hampton,
NN. do, III; boston, lO-o1, brown aud drab, IN:
Montauk, ~ inch, ~ No s 10 inch I2S No.
y 50 inch, blS; Gold Medal blue, iiS., Lion,
brown aud drab. ~.
PLAID osNAnuRGs-D Delta, ~: Economy, l2S;
Ottawa Ss; Michigan, So; belle, ~; Mood
lawn, 81; Iatawba, ~,
TICKISG-Amoskcag AGA. 10Y Hamilton u;
Hollywood, plaid, IL Standard L. 10 Easlon h
w; omega lGs
tHAMBRAY-liHUQ lGc.
CorroSSApR-Ncw York camlot lie, hay City
bAG Royal, lie, oNmcad, lie; Kansas, l31c.
HICKORY Rock River, 6S Bluo and Brown
esc; India, lOSc Arlington, SNc; Thondlkc
L. Sc; Hamilton -.
KENTUCKY JHASs-racinc Il H., n Columbia
10 Kansas lSS; Humboldt 80, ralarls, ny
Table Rock, lGS, Bonanza, ~, Pride OF IN,
West Sl',, hang Up, 10 Deer Island, l2ti, Kco
Ruk, so Mississippi \. y; Roxbotough, lQa
lla t1..t l,tt
llNsEVS-ncNtcr 2slustlcc, ., ;Wavcrly,li
Gncu briOr, l3S; Rob Roy. II; United States Il
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3;nc lusticc Of t!te Psare.

ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w W, PEAkEns IL Candidate for Justice of the
Peace Precinct No. |. Election November, 1852
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w II. PRICE us II candidate for Justice Of the
Peace Precinct No. |.
MTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w 8. N. BRASWELL as Il candidate for
Justice OF the Peace III Precinct No. !, Dallas
county. Election. November 7, 1882. d
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ. EDWARDS as candidate for
Justice of the Peace for rIec!uct No. /. Election,
November 7, 1874,
MTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR. JOHN Il. KUNz MS candidate for
Justice of the Peace In Precinct No. /. Election
November
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WOOL AND HIDES.



Fino spring per b. y to 80; medium spring
per III, ~ IL gsc,; Mexican Improved pCr 10. n
~ Lee, bury OF all GRADES 2 IN 81 on.
hidcs-ny nlnt sound and heavy, II to llgs
ditto llght Toto lAs dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light ~ TO lev wet salt IN 71.Ss grcn,
butchers ~ tooc all damaged. wet or dry,
half price. nccukins, 10 " ~, shccpskinS 81
o NN; shcarllnss. 3 IL lec,
Tho Boston Commercial Bulletin says.
Tho wool market has continued fairly active,
aud Attic stronger quotations have been CslaS.
ushcd on X hccces. Dealers have also been In.
cllncd 10 hold their unwashed woods u little moro
firmly, and the result has boon some falling oil
In tho sales VI tho latter description. Thetc has
woods. While the supply OF wool continues as
largo MM present. and the rcclpu - much In
cxccss OF the corresponding period VI last year,
manufacturors will bc 10th TO acccic 10 higher
priwa
Tho sales OF tho wcck have been 2,6lu, 10
pounds domestic aud s2 60 pounds foreign, or
lsiAT 100 pounds In oil, against Il7i,lru pound.
last week and SNNeCo pounds fot the corrcs.
ponding week last year.
As the bulletin noted q wcst ago manufsc.
turcrs ary finding . little morn use Tor low me.
dium aud coarse wcols al the present low prices.
l. The rcceirts OF wool In boston the past wcck
have been lSsto bags and bales domestic, And
,;2e bales foreign, against latlp bags and bale'
week, and Asia bags and bales domestic And
s,s hales foreign for Mo corresponding week Of
me sSl 4, r s since January / ,sa hsy,
ei4n, aralnsl xs,ssl bsles domesu nc and q. o;.
bslei fot the same. portion Of iSsi, an increas,
eign.
| ~ IVA 80 pcunda asalnst sSsiecsi pounds fc
Nshe ccrsesrondlnG period u ISL, an Increase o
Ny1As.p pounds.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..


kNcK--At too Inns TO $40 kiln run
SrONE--At Che Dallas quSrrics, 81 per Cupic
foot II for ioundsttom i6 for wall and IS for
dressed front
LUMBER yellow pine, rough e2 u per 100
GET: over "a feet in length: q 90 Matched and
dressed flooring and huishing, 81 70; "a ceiling
81; X ceiling, G. So yellow pine
siding ~; white Pine ceiling, 81 70 first
common; white piuc siding, first common, 81 so
ash and walnut flooring, SlO0 per thousand;
poplar, dressed both sides, sos; rough walnut
el25 to l5C. Common doors, 81 30 to %: SASH 81 rs
10 . % as to size,
Posrs--0cdar 3l2 &c. Boise dare, SIS.
LArus-SS b0G4 per thousand.
PLASTER PARlB--Pcr barrel Si9t %,
HAtR-Per pound, 74c
GLEa--ICl,OW pine, 81 so 10 ! % white
nlne, 6 80 10 g. W, Cypress No. l. s1; No z,
81 50: Nos. So "a.
CEnEllr - Ro5oudolc, 90 75 Louisville, @ 90
Portland, 90 30.
DRAIN TpE-3 iuuh, Ice per foot. inch, go
tnch, %hc; inch, dec; $ inch SOC.
CEMENT bLUES-6 inCB, NhC zach 4Oc 6 inch
ceiling joint 81; inch Cep, 50C; 2 inch elllng
Joint 81 Is. inch cap do, GOC
MIXED PAINIs-Beady for use snd ali colors
q lOul S. Per gal. All the tested and standard
mG kes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-StiCtiy pure, u 50.
LlME-CoopCred, Austin, az per barr6G bulk
81 90; benson ear lots, DOC; per barrel. q 2S;
Dallas. In lots, zoe per bushel 25c-
TURPEHTlSE--hsc.
LiNSgED OIL-GlW65.
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HARDIN ARE.


rO-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
AScs-Collins', per dozen, $780, Gold Dollar
per dozen, 800; Diamond kdgc por DOZEN
100: Double Ill., AlOl
Shovels aud spades owlands, discount 80
ner cent; Ames list steel goods, discount 10 and
10 per cent
Rubber boiling Discount 30 per cent
NallS-aCO rate.
Horse shocs-62S per kcg.
Horse nails--NOrthwastcrii, NJ, 7, ASO; No, s,
AS per box,
lrun--lC rate
stccl-plow 10; lay, e; cast isc per round.
Sheet trun-T d, e.; galyaniscd, discount IS
per cent,
skillcts and lbs Sc per pound; sugar kettles
~ per pound
TacSs-m boxes, lccpapcrs i 70 per box,
Grub hoes-por dozen, 100; railroad rlcsS
pet doacu, ace,
Maltocks-pcr Dozen 100.
scalcs--faltbMks discount ~ lcr cent
Howe, discount " per cent.
Tin platc-l. G., iONiL per box, 500; l. O., lix
~ per box, 500; Tcrnc, liN20 pcr box, $50,
Tcrnc, sSaS per box, lA5O.
Tinwarc-picced. discount, 10 pW cent,
stamped, Discount 10 per cont
soldcr-NN |, lco, No. Ia aud - iSc pei
pound.
pabhlt mclal---io 10 iSc per pound.
liar Lead l.sc pct ponnd,
No, duck horse collats-i o. pcr dozen
Halncs--two loop a,0o per dozen, thns loop
As per dozen
Back bands-thNc inch, l. - yer dozen.
Mrbcd wlfp- AeephC
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PROVISIONS

ro.pAys QUOTATIONS..
BAoos-lcng clear aides i6NW, sho<t clear,
l7cA, broadcast bacon l7sc
bay sALr-Long clear sidce, isSc; short clean
leAc,
hAns-Canvssscd, II, Magnolia ~,
cans IKE Nlb cana itNN io.lb cana isSc, b-lb
cans ltSc, :.lb cans lbSc
The provision market opened In Chicago Nr
moss pork October delivery, Al t2l.TS, but |,
About noon Il declined to tsnWs, where II ~,
maincd until last call. when II rallied and clcsod
q, sli lis, two cents and ono.half under tho las
salcs OF yesterday.
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SADDLERy AND LEATHER.

TODAY QUOTATIONS..
SOLE LRATitgR oAE-NO l, $780, No. !, 81 a
o.
hUMLOCK--Best buffalo slaughter, 81; good ~,
w S'n w ~ ~ ~ eVou uhiihbsd, y
$50
nEaLocg-Prime, s5; do good, "a; do No. 3 SOC
FRENCH CALFsRIs--sl Is to l 10, according 70
quality.
Philharmonic CALYsKIS-No. !, 81 10 10 l %
do No. . 81 NJ 20 | 10.
PHILADELPHIA HIrs-No. !, Sc to 81 10, 40
Cordlng 10 weight.
SHREP SKINs-Topping xxx per doz, $40 %
Innings, white NXXN, So 81; Russets, 6 to s.
Leather is very firm Mt an advance of is@lc
per foot on upper, and lc per pound on sole
leather
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95oc tue 1.c0islaturc.

WE ARE REQUESTED 70 ANNOUNCE ",
W q, VEAL us candidate for the Lcgs.
lotnre.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE z.
w j. COOMBS as candidate for the Lcgs-
allure, subject 70 the action of the Democratic
invention,
w DIR. J. d. PARSONS, of Rockwell, as a
candidate for FlOater from the counties Of Dallas
Tarraut and Rockwell d
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VA, It'll, january ~. issL-cAnrn MEDICINE

Gents.-Encloscd find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
tie Carriers Little Nerve Pills, and for tho
sample bottle Of Liver Pills received from
YOU some time ago have been tested by me
and several Of my friends, among whom
distributed them, and In every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine-scek not
10 improve them--they are perfect.
Huou WILL, Ava, jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver h Walker,
DRUGGISTS, Dallas, Texas.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A Boston dispatch avs The shoe and leather
business IL MS huoyant rs heretofore. The
principal advance on manufacturers orders for
foot wear consists Of &c. per pair ON heavy bro
gans for the southern and southwestern trade.
shipments OF / 652, 2S2 eases from January list to
date, against L59Iii0 for the same period I'm
ISL. Tho visible supply OF boots and shoes in
the hands of manufacturers and lobbors In the
United States is much smaller than It was u
year ago
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LI1UOlS.
TO-DAY s QUOTATIONS..

ALooHoL-s2 so per GAL as per high wines.
WHIsvy-Rectded, 81 l0Gl so, as per proof
soar mash one year old, 81 CO. two years old
81 O0@s2 Is; three years old, 81 50&s2 rs; fancy
extra oldwhisky siGp5. as per ago.
W1NRs-Claret in case, sSCD5, per quality; Ca
tawba, per gal, 90o@l SO; Port 81 20@S; Sherry.
per gal, 81 20@S. Madeira, per gal, 81 60G5 white
wine. In cases, 81 O0@l0
CHAMPAGEE-Jules Mum Il Co, s25S29 Held.
s!ck, In basket s26CD28; Krug. IN basket, e26CS2S
Domestic champagne, S6oll
ALE-StoCk Ale, per dOg, o. 00l92 Is; Porter
per doL S. 006p2 %,
BOTTLE BEER-SL Louis quarts, sI2; pints sl2 50
Rudweiscr. own size sl2 so; pints 81 90 Er.
anger beer, quarts, SIS; plnts, sl2,50
Hub Punch, Sl30O
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HAY, SEEDS AND FEEDsTUFFs.
To.DAY's QUOTATIONS..

IVsWNl = MUTATIONS.
FRED-Choppcd corn, per 100 lbs, g 30 crush.
cd corn and cob, per 100 lbs, 81 so; crushed corn
and barley per 100 lbs, So 70; corn bran per 100
lbs, 75C.
Hiy-Dark, slice; bright eS From stores
prairie baled, dark, siGOS; bright $40; bright
free on board, car, IS to 10; dark, IS too
GERMAN MlLLET-We quote ut 81 u.s. little
mlllet 81 ~ 10 81 30. Scarce In the market
Garden, Sc, per paper retail. Wholesale, ~ 10
a. Der manor.
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COOPEliAGE

THEIR Is steady demand here for coopcmgo
and cooperage stock of all kinds, and orders
from the country are frequent but not generally
very heavy.
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
MolaSscs barrels 81 So hRlfbMrels, 81 Is; kegs,
iSc; sugar barrels So: halfbarrols iS; hoop poles
per LOCO S2
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SCRAP IRON.

ScR,r mon is In demand here. The following
GTethc prices paid for all kinds of scrap metals
To-nAy's QUOTATIONS..
Cast 81 per hundred; stove, So cents wrough
20 to 9Sc per hundred, brass, S. TO $40 per hun
dred copper, $40 to "a 80 por hundred. zinc and
cad appr hundred
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Considering tho number Of competitors,
and the strenuous efforts put forth. and the
high rcpute some Of the competing Brands
enjoy at home, the winning. Of the only
Gold Medal ever given a. an Australian
ton on the part Of Messrs. W. T. Black.
we'll 4 Co., manufacturers. of Blackwell's
Durham tobacco.
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WAGON WOOD WORK.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas witt
wagon wood work. and The sales In this line an
steady and continuous. Prices are as follows
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
sroxKs-Frum 70 IN inch per set xxx 70
oct, g. Xxx, q "a
sAwnp Fniioxs-tx 70 AZ, q rs per SET
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Tho receipts OF grain to-day hy wagon
have fallen below those OF any othcr
day during the week. which IL attributable alone
W the rains and the muddy condition OF the
roads. There is II good Inquiry for oats and
corn by retail dealers aud prices for holh arc
very stiff and under the influence OF the weather
aro hardening The shipments were compare
lively light but dealers hero are forwarding
purohasesfnm points 0nthe railroads To partiesln
the western counties, nS well as 10 eastern Texas
aud Louisiana II will be sosn from quotations
that tho city mills have reduced tho prices Of
flour. and no doubt corresponding decline will
follow In Kansas ana Missouri brands, PiiNs
to-day are M follows
To.pAys ouorsrIors
wHRAr-Chocc, Voc; medium sCc low grade
S5o; Nicaragus 4, To zoe,
RYR-Firm Al 20 " 7hG
BARLky-6Q To Csc.
NILLIr sKrp-,O To Is; Norman milot 20 ~ -
0Ars--sS To $50 for spring; 81 W iO tor inlL III
sacks, 3 cents additional
CoRN-Oli In ear tlo Kansas, III sacks, Sc,
BRAs-wo quote at mills, 76cs IN sIorN sackS,
FIovn-we quote City Mills as follows; xxx.
~ SxAa sSs SS" 1SoSc M"ESV SH's Sl
XXXX. 81. eO6(sS XXX. 81 20 XX, $40
Corn meal per bushel 81 20.
Graham hour. pcr hundred. sSoO.
The New York Democrat says the teccut large
decline IN corn In So Louis Is nSCtibod IN Tue
lhVt llNt lNtt 'hlluhNN WAY lANiN Wy
New York parties for the delivery Vt l,ONeN
bushels OF corn from Texas In 81 Louis VIZ
i000eO bushels In October and tNO,0Q0in NoyCm.
Der. The circumstance Is tho moro significant
nom the fact that II shows n complete rcvolu
ton Of conditions Ms regards corn IN the south
west Heretofore Texas has always imported
corn
LoNpoN, September b,-Tho Times publishes
an exhaustive summary OF NJ. Es,icnnON annual
roviow of the harvest VI the world, issued by
Mareillcs, AS regards French wheat the result
Is already known, Maize IL good In twenty 1.-Two
departments, and very good IN two, as against
good In seven departments ouly last year Rye
shows n similarly favorable contrast BARLEY
shows sliyhter Improvement In Great Britain
All Inquiries have been sent ~ faimctS asking
their opinion ON the growing crops, Tho tcplics
taking 100 as representing the average crnp,
show the following result
Wheat ,.,t ,,D... " 2 Roots. ..,.,.,.. | lO7
Harley ..,.r..,u % I POTATOES, ..,...,.. VI
oats .n.",,,.,",lWl
This may DO compared with last years lg-
nrvs, which woro ~ follows
Mhyat' 's'''''"'s'. " knoN.,"",.,...,.,S
Barley,..."",",i 10 POTATOES.
OaS ,,s,,.,,,,,,,,,o
Tho wheat crop will probably bo 10000
quarters Tor consumption, leaving llNlCN,
quarters for which We shah DO dependent on
foreign supply Spain Is tho only country fron
which reports are ,mfavorahlc. In summarize
Ing the result the Times says Never durln,
amy tlmo since these reports were collected ha,
tho harvest In the northern hemisphere boon ),
good all around We usually had 10 report ado
thors il absolutely mono, Tho world ha. S ~"
an average harvest, aud with such n haiyes
tho year Is likely 10 bc ono " cheap abund
anCc"
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Nistrict 0Llerli.

w COL j W, LANE NS q candidate for Dis.
trlct Clerk ut the ensuing November election &,
MIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name Of HENRY W. JONES. the pres.
snt incumbent as Il candidate for reelection TO
the Office of Clerk to the District Court of Dallas
County, NJ the ensuing November election.
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3:oe Goumty g,lcrR.

llvB ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w A. HARDWOOD as u candidate for County
Clerk.
M. IL, THACKER is a candidate for County
w Clerk. Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy in Texas For the past six years has
had charge of the County Court OF this county,
SIS Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex,
HarwOOd.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoU nee
w the name Of CuAS, WOODSON, of Seago-
Vile, as an independent candidate for County
Clerk.
I hereby announce to the citizens OF Dallas
L county that am a candidate for the ONCE OF
County Clerk. If my reputation as man and
my qualifications for the position are such as to
commend me To your confidence, | ask your
hearly support, p.edgiug myself that no effort
upon ny part viii be spared 70 make an Efficient
sud faithful servant of the puoiic.
April l6, 1852. C. N. WHEAT.
tNyE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. NJ. {. NIL rs a Candidate Tor County
CLERK. Election November next
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TRADE lTEAts

TIIEnx are seven,y.t hrcc saw mills, an nun.
Ming, In Obccn county, Tennessee,
Tho largest exclusive grain farm In the south
Sin Green county, Georgia, aud Ia owned by
Toon Powell -
A fruit,ralssr al pullman. Georgia has ,%scH
trees whose lcavcs arc perfectly black The
fruit also, a black al nut but turns white whom
ripeninH. Tho trees were carried nom North
Carolina many years ago and are q distinct sps.
clce OF which The fIult men necm 10 know noih-
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Announcements.
s<Au Announcements for ones mast DO
rsid for In Advance
County 1uaec.

NE ARE REQUESTED TO RNNOUECg ".
w l.. WILLIAMS as Il candidate for County
Judge. Election, November T. ioS2.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
" T. r. BURKE as a candidate for reelection
~ the office Of County Judge Of BalsS county,
At the ensuing November election.
NYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r III, IVES for the Office 81 County Judge,
NJ ensuing election.
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a patent billiard cue Nv has been inyented
Tho Old Up e Glued d., on sa. ,his new isysniSn
nrmiy fol month"; whore In the other case /, Il
Knocked or In > few days Mr.. Ncwhall will
begin the manufacture IL ! rev days. Vs.
'Olive' and vegetable buttcr arr advertised
Z SsS So d sss srs ana nv sSpy SsSs ar
OF cotton seed oil suhlcctca 10 = peculiar pro.
serving procesl It's claimod that Il Il pcrftctly
pun. and desirable and cheap substitute ~
butter IN cooking.
unprecedented activity. The tonnage bull,
Their ID lssi. amounting 70 stt 40 tons, sxcecds
tAet built any yeas previously on the clyde "
voyasins amounts 70 sltu sous divided