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S1ns Der Sunbesbauptffabt.
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SsfptnoIisn

Sitfuditen.
g8a hing ton, 81. September.
itatiiiiid)e Siireau beridtet 5olgenoes iiber
BEN gSeltb Der ausfubr BON Tleiidz unb Settz
paarer unb Salg, iomie bon WildproOurteu:
6leiid]z unb Settmaaren, Sala unb 0tilh=
probufte I'M Wfonat Iugnif 1882 S6,233, 81,
gegen SIC, ,395,992 i'm Iuguit 1881, unb in
ben am 81. ausuit 1882 abselaufenen Dtoz
naten $G5, ,925, 1856 gesen $93, 1O7, 1888 in Der
cntipredeubeu Beriooe bes Sabres 1881.
Tlsiid, unb 6ettwaartn unS Sals pibreno
Der 10 Otonate bis sum 81. 4usuit 1882
S75, ,679 gegen Sl03, 3,441, 1G7 in bet ents
iprehenbeu Seit bes Soria5res. Iitlhpro,
butte mdbrenb bei am 81. 2uguft 1882 abs
gelaufenen4 4 MOuate $1116, ,SlG gesen St0,@
G21, ,276 in 1881.
6efimabme rines sebrsers.
Scr Snbianer=G ou1miIiar erAie!t beute fol.
senres Seleararln!! .pH Der !Diescalero> 9(seu=
llr Il. 1T Merito an -. =. ... .. ~..i ...-.:i
bette Der Yoliseid]ei Smith ben Snoianer
@orpio, .uelher gtifolas 4loita get0otet bat.
geitern fing Die Toli;ei Gorpio in elmer Slant
do, 5ebn 0teilen uon Der ageutur ertferut.
@r be1nbet iid, jebt In uHIerem 8ad)t,inz
iner. IioItas' Ntore geid)ab in plaMmdStger
nnb unuerantwortliher 9Seiie. @orpio miro
Dem Suntesmaridau sur ProSeiiirUn3 aus
geliefert perGen.
Serbeiicrum" sarbeitem am 9p.rmac.
NiajOr Saines Fat ieiuen Ylau ;ur Sine
itcratlon Der nYotomac Stats" benz @bef 0es
SnsenieurcorpS uuterbreitet, pel6er ben
BlaH gerebmigte uub Oem Ariegsietretdr
yiHcoln ibermitteite. 2etterer bat peuielben
ebenfalls seuebnligt. 9rei 3uede ioaen
burd Die porgeitlagenen 9lrbeiteu er;ielt
lper.en, Misunderstanding oerSfifffabrt,
Gle Gtabltruug BON 9afenliuieu un6 baS
auhIuen Der 9ite0erungen. Ser erite 3pef
iOl our9 ausbaggeruug zines 5abrwaiers
bon Gasbp's Yotut, nabe @eorgetopn, bis
@tesboro' Yoint, unterbalb bes Areuals,
unb BON bort bis mad Der lausen Sriife err
reid)t merben. 0as Sabruaher ioQ 10 brett
nno tief leia, oaB Die srGBten Sabr;euge
giesboro' 9oint erreiben t0nueu. 9aS anfa
illen Der Nie6erunsen faun ourG ben BON
ben Saggermaidinen aus oem 6luBbette ents
fernten Sdlamm beioertftelligt luerbeu. Wan
idldtt Die 9eiamlntfoiten oes gan3eu Serfes
auf $2,116,509.
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Gin Dollar pro Tlaicpe. -'--
Gabpab's &egalirenoe Yilleu.

SoQtOmrene Burgan,er, ltnOsrnbs Gbfibr,
mittel, ptrten Obne Sdmers ftetS,
iuperldifig unO nutiirlid tn
ibrer Operation.
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@ut;iin6uuBcr ser gtirrer, gut,,lneuuos;,
csr Slale, Gc0drnl GHt3iinOHHgGn, gut,
gen @orGeftloHen, GnISIciben, atbmo,
9er3flobitn, 3ipbtbuitia, bgferiibe4n.
Fdle, SrduHs, aatarrb, SufIueu,a, Rppf.
meb, 3atnihmcr}en Neuralgir, &beus
naitSnluS, taItes un6 bcises Eteber,
SIbneraugeu unb 5roft6eulen.
Ghirenhuns res ,.ReuSp Reljef" on Der sSsr A..
cher GtIsbtsruug. ~''''"'s
Grstbi8 bis edsii8Ercpier in cnem gIoSgai,er Bel.
len IN m'ni6en Iu9enblt1cn Srdmpfe, Whaaeridtire
ScsbtSunsn, &ophdmerScl, Sidrrt6e SpIerterb %.
III; SlGhri9en unS ale irIi!erIicben Sdmsr,en,
Atrsres ioutsn INNER cir. SIaide pon " a 10 ia
,,hcady relief bet itc trdgsn. Beniae S'ropfer 6a
poH, III Mailer 9etldr, beugen alien 8ranfb b,iten uns
SGH Samt bettnilpften SeiSsn, Die aus benz 0ebrau.
Gie3tsn g8hers ertsrir9cH, Spr Gs 1T Elm UeiSsrsS
oSinlI!Gnts ais trar3oiasr granSt ober 8ittsrer,
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gSinerisrenensc Ssrisbte Hbcr eie abiId,tcn
Samiette. - Gte 3ituatipn ;u Cairo une
aleraneria. - Der ;utlnftise etatas ees
yus;fluals,
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q Elm Sumbus! 2eibeit Su al frartenr Yld9en
os2eber, Nierer, gBebielfeher 8IutuureiuiSict IL T..
tr, trinP &pImer'S Bitterer, gtr. S3l, 8eitsBalts
mpreItr, un6 Bel allen Qpptbetern. Glpg15 ,12@te)
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1tuterlciOSidjmer3cnp!'' !

Tnr&faa, TiarrtSc, Cholera Rorbus rSer 'b,rer.
;snher SmtisnnB icerhCn imcrFaIb 10 p0er 20 mi,
miteu fhr6 Anerch'e RenSp &elief seBeIt. ssiu
&utdnrslus M, ieiHs Gut;irNuue. feline 55pSSs
e09 Ab9cpIunt 1!t piri fenl eeaFaut ses X. Vt. Re.
Iei ioi5tn
g 1T eGr erie uih eir,iae StmtrcrSiusr Sc. du,
9enh.cIit cie 'trctutfen ShiperjeH iiiut Grt,iirs
eurse Nnn S!uIGHcrGnS ljnrtrt. p6 lie MN in ber
SunGcn eSul afdneu bcu GiUBc.oticeu pStr dnSeren
Sr9oncn elltIcteu pSrU mGy ea. mdttel eingiaI be-
mltt, ul'N spnr '"' v"
III elmer bis 5tpan;iss@inmtcn.
SRns unttrlalSS ME 9rrf ols Stmlr;cu aud Seir
,sr.. Ste &ertrirpeItcn. bic NtypGjcn bic an W,m,
ri ,1s nSsr ,qS..,. tttiteu leneu iperSeu Sltrb
ete gntu. .nhung bon HarpGD WV -''''' "uBsHolia'
llte StHreGUrg iiHheU.
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2incoln, Nebr., 81. gent. - Ser bier
abgebaltene republlraniide StaatSz@onOent
nominirte folgenoes Stdet: @ouuerneur S.
9S. 9aneS, @dntuteiiter 9oriu @lart, Sc
neralanmalt Siaaf Yowers, 8e9eut Der lint
ueriitdt 6. 8. @eerc. Die Ylattform 1T
,L,,a SNn,;n[(cs Iu+nrn;5,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-02

BRICK-At the kilns to $40 kiln run.
sToNE-At the Dallas quarries, sc per oiric
foot IL for foundation; 16 for wall and rs for
dressed front -.
LUMBER-Yellow pine, rough, 81 25 per 100
eet over "a feet in length: So 80. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, So 75 y ceiling
81; x ceiling, s. 50; yellow pine
siding 50; white pine ceiling So 70 fist
common; white pine siding, first common, 81 90
ash and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand;
poplar, dressed both sides, $50; rough walnut
s125 to $50 Common doors, 81 so 10 IS; SASH u rs
to 5 90 as to size.
sHINGLEs--YelIow. pine s. SO to 25; white
pine, So so to IS 90. Cypress, No. /, s.; NO 2,
81 so: No 8, 50 %.
PosTs-Cedar. $40 So Boise dare, SIS.
LATHs-$3 5000 per thousand
CEMENT = Rosendale, So rs; Louisville, S. 90
Portland, Sc 50.
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel, S4@4 80.
HAIR-Per pound 7xc.
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inch 371ic; 2 inch 40c 6 inch
ceiling joint, 81 6 inch cap, 50c finch cling
Joint 81 25 finch cap do 60c.
DRAIN PIES inch 16c per foot; inch, 0c;
inch. size; inch, 40c; inch, soc.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and ell colors'
81 25al IS per gal. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure, 81 ST.
LIME-Coopered, Austin, 81 per barrel: bulk,
81 So Denison car lots, 9Oc; per barrel, 81 25:
Dallas, in lots 20c; per bushel 25c.
LINsEED OIL-Raw, 69c; boiled, TIC
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THE DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY O. 1889

gumers Of coffee, and TO such an extent does
colIee.dflnkng prevail that we consume
nearly Onc-half Of the commercial crop OF
the wOrld-in Othcf words, nearly one.hnli
of the surplus of COlIee.prOduClng countries
finds It's market In the United states, COZ
fec may be considered our national beygr.
age, m the same sense that tea II that OF
Great Britain.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS. ....
CorFEB-Rlo common, l2Hqlic; fair, l9h@ll,6
choice, AZ TO 10; Lnguyra IL TO lbhi java zo's
TEas-Imporiol 5Oa6Jc; Young Tyson, iOGGoi
Oolong ibddOc japan, 6OmO5c
SUGARs-We quote: Powdered IL 4c crushed,
l12.; graduated, llk all% standard ], 1915
extra q l0I; Louisiana white clarified, lOA to il;
yelloH, clarified, lO9lOAci choice, lOjici prime
9@DAc. 80,
SWEET PoTAToEs-75Gsl 90 per bushel.
RICE-WholesalC, 81 TO S,
sALT-In barrel, 81 go Liverpool In sacks sl76
Of 81.
oNIoYs-Red, per barrel, SO rs to "a TO- yellow
81 so to IS 90.
PoTAToEs-Peerlcss 81 O5 to1 70 per bu,; early
rose, 81 so per Dbl.
cream, IN; ginger snaps, Tx. -,
SoAP-Olive So per box blue India, u IN
bars % % per box; y Id. bars, "a 20 per box; 10
bars, g 20 per box Eureka Soap, u 3d. Cy-
BEANs-7 to 71sc per pound.
CANDLES STAR full weight 151s to 16.
CHEEsE-W. r. 10 1-2; full cream l6.
HoMINY AND GRITs--S6 50'per barrel.
DRIED APPLFs-S@S4.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled, none; peeled TIC
PIcKLEs-s11 5O@12 per Darrell half barrels
81: firm.
COAL ou-llO deg. FIRE test in barrels, 10.
in cases, 81 40
CLOTHES PINs-Round, CSC; spring, 81 per box
MEAsUREs-1l bushel, iron bound, 90 90 10
dozen; two-hoop pals, So l0 three-hoop, 225
TUBs-Three nest ~ 25@2 80; eight nest So 20
No. l. 50 70 per dozen: No. 2 IS 70; No. q 10 per
dozen.
WASH BoARDs-wood, 81 So; zinc, 1 IS; New
Era, 81 5000 70.
PowDER-S6 65 per keg of % pounds; l2h,do
So 58; Ga do 81 80; blasting kegs, 50 30.
SHoT-Drop, bag. 81 Is to 81 %; buck, 81 40 TO
2 So
MACKEREL-No l, barrels, 81; half barrels, 81;
kits, sl@1 10; No. 2-barrels. So 80 to $40: half
barrels IS SO to Sc; kits, 80 TO 95c No. 3-barrels
S. TO 60; half barrels, S. to s. 30; kits, 75c 10
CANDY-Stick, IS to lac pound Fancy, 15c.
to 25c.
LYE-Concenrated, 80 1904.
RoPE-Sisal, "a inch basis, ~ TO lOc cotton, ~
@2l.
VINEGAR-Per gallon, 20@3Oc.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45c to 75c.
STARCH-5@5Rc
JUGs-We quote lie per gallon for glazed.
Crooks, 1Oc per gallon for glazed.
PEACHEs-2 lbs. 81 15@2 As; 3 lbs, sos 40.
ToMAToEs-2 lbs 81 30gl 40 10, u 65g 10.
sAUER KRAUT.-Bbls S. 3d. half bbls 81 30.
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Druga.


Acid-Benzoic pei ounce Soc acid carbolic solu-
ton Soc crystal 55caS1 per lb acid ctric 75cper
ID; acid suphurc, 5to10c per lb acid tartaric, 45c
lSc per Id: assafoetida, 25c per ID; balsam CO.
Dabia Csc per ID; borax. Ice per lb blue vitriol.
lOc per ID: calomel, 75c per lb; calome English
81 90 per lb camphor, refined, soc per ID;
cinchonidia, CSC per OF; chlorofOrm, 80
cents per Id; chloral, hydrat 81 75a2 90
per lb;cream of tarter powder, 3sa40c per ID: gum
opium, 81 70 per Id; gum shellac, Doc per lb NOR
phine, SO 90 per or: oil bergamot So % per lb;
oil lemon So rs per lb; bromide potass 4Oc per Id,
(P & w iodide potass, 81 IS per Id; P& w;
quinine, sulphate, 81 55 per OF. seed
caraway, 15c per ID; SIENNA, 25o per ID;
per III; fonr sulphur, 5@6; per Id: salts epson,
30 ner lb Spirits turpentne CSC per gal
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PROVISIONS.

MEATS and lards are very firm, as they are
in all the packing cities. The demand is
good, both for home consumption and to
surrounding towns. Prices are unchanged.
The exports from this country TO the 18th
Instant, since November /, of bacon and
pork, 100000 pounds, or 100000 less
than a year ego; and Of lard, 100000
pounds less or 100000 less than a year
ago - aggregate this season, 225,0oO,00O
pounds of product, against 323 10000 a
year ago, falling off of 9S,50O,OOO pounds.
During the last live years, ending Noyem-
Dtr /, the exports have equalled about GO
per cent. of the annual western production.
Mess pork in Chicago to-day advanced,
opening at $3.50 for February, and closing
at $lS27l, twenty-five and a half cents
above yesterday. For March it opened at
$3.50 and closed at $lS52l.
MEATS AND LARD.
BAcoN-Long clear sides, llS4c; short clear ~
breakfast bacon axe
DRY sALT-Long clear sides, lo'f; short clear
lie.
HANs-Cnuvasgcd l3Z.
LARD-TieTce l294@l3c; half barrel l3a l3}4c
pals. 5 to 10 lbs IS4 Ia lie. lbs. at l4@l4A.
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COMMERCIAL

Dtrrss. Tanus-T 5l.-At en- adjourned
rrrrfire Of the cotton factgrs and dealers
n Tie sfsrle, bed ~ ne bozrl q irade
- -r-71-. Il 80 determined % FORM On
1900 - o. nerf ThursdaT nf three
,--srl--E So III meet ard r.erfeci lie o.
----i1rfirr h the eie-tion II c-1re-s 20
- fr~frr ltf IIe-erf Tear. his = e
-. i. - -.IIf iIirerIirr and w1lc1. 4 the
- !. -7-r'r,e-lr conducted. VII b 81
-. 90 t.sneff - tie titT - re.l e. %
- rurr.tErs he ct1ecf = - o.
- = fl-rfrr and sling. r.
-. - - rts br1nrirr 81
r--,or !, ar fbs res esufrH nHrkst q
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sorE % the heaviesf shipments Of gro
ce-irs ever made from TINS city transplred
q day. A large amount vent eat en-
suufh. A. vel e. vest The merket here. as
vel a. elsewhsrs. Il steady in price- Potc-
49, r-e held very firm With IN upward
ffr,1er~r. All kinds 81 cUurrrr r-u11uce i
in 6euard. Cilichens are tru e. 15fr3 -
~ dozen. EeEs az rleurlful and f-ic-s
hare q downward look Staple Eruceries
AZ firm.
n Neu O-lesrs he ~ sur1- bushes
rus rerr limited and 1lrices ere nc-rir1-, re-
fired snrars are rtnerally crl- lhere r. 2
80 T-I'rfsf r.lrrarrert m li-rz1 lr.des n
80. .-.f lr-rr a.s.-rtfrs ne ear -IicrCus
I.- rI..i- rf....rre fr1Irl rre srnrEef
- t,so,1is q 49, oyun-rg ars E--et co.
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We make the following quotations.
RAiafFs-l0ndon layer, new, per box w ooi
layer on 20 H. ~
URrEH Arrlrs-sb 30 10 7 90 per barrel
CuRHAETs-StO sfc.
l lPEACHEs-NOne IN market
CALfFonN1A PEARs-tb To 90 por box.
ORAs0Es-Louisiana. O 06os5 90 per box.
LFMoNs-SiCly, per box, 81 co.
NuTs-Almonds, go per pound; Brazil l0@l2;
nlberts lbc English wnnuts zoe. lib chestnut,
~ per pound. italian, none. peanuts, Tonnes.
&c rod, 0 l-2c; choice white, JOG; cocoauuts, ",
per 100
DATEs-In trails, DC per ID.
pEoANs--llc. per ID
FIGs-Kegs l3c. layers isc per pound.
GnArEs-Malaga grapes, per Dbl slU
CHEsSUTs-lmported, lSc.
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ALCoHoLr-S2 40 per eal as per high WINES .
WHIsVY-Rectihed, Y 05@1 so, MS per PROOF
sour mash one year old 81 60: two years OLD
81 O0@S2 25; three years old, 81 5O@s2 20; fancy
xtra oldwhisky, siCe5, as per age
WIHEs-Clnret, In ease 1905, per quality; Ca
tawba, per GAL 81 l0@l 80; Port, 81 20@3; Sherry,
per gal, 81 zoos Madeira, per gal, 81 60@5; white
wine in cases. 81 00@lo
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum & Co, s26@29: Held
sick, In basket. S2O@2S Krus, in basket s26CS2S;
Domestic champagne, ST@l4
ALE-Stock Ale, per doz, 81 1902 %; Porter
per doz. 81 l5Q2 %
BoTTLE I3EER-St Louis quarts, 49, pints sl2 20
Gndweiser. own size, sl2 90; pints, Sl4 co. Hub
Punch, Sl3 per doz.
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-
During the year the excess OF exports
over imports was about 1000 600 pounds, so
that the consumption was about 6i,OOO,OOO
pounds; the stocks at the close OF the year
in producers, dealers and manufacturers
hands being probably lower than AT the cor
responding time last year.
4 statistiCian has just produced series ol
comparisons between the commerce, the
railroads, the shipping, tonnage ana carry
ing power of the world, and contrasts the
work accomplished in 1880 with 1900. IL
the commerce of the globe represented
81. $50, 900 GOO thirty years ago, in 1880 it
was Sll, 405, 900, 900, or there was the amazing
increase of 30 per cent. 70 carry TINS
augmented quantity, railroads have had
30S per cent. more OF mileage, while tonnage
of ships has been made larger by, Il
capacity represented in the thirty years by
III per cent. In 1850, with 6,9O5,OOO Of
ships tonnage, the carrying power was
S,464, 600 tons last year il was lS,72O,UO,
with carriage capacity Of 34,20o,oJO tons,
or with the wonderful augmentation OF 3Oi
per cent. Representing it in another light,
for every S., GOO 600 worth of commodities
carried in. 1850, there were fifty-two miles of
railroad and carrying capacity on the
water of $500 tons. In 1850 these goods
could be moved by seventy-sevcn miles OF
railroad and 1900 tons of shipping: 1t Is
the introduction of steamships which mas
so yisibly increased the commerce, not so
much by means of their tonnage as by
their ability to multiply their carrying
mower
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Artistic job WORK.

Having moved to our new building, and
erected our presses on the most substantial
foundations, we are prepared TO do job work
in the very best of styles and in the most
expeditions manner. The HERALD JOB
PRINTING OFFICE is one fthe most complete
in all its appointment IS of any in the state,
and none but artistic and skilled workmen
are employed.
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DRY GOODS.

Regarding the New York dry goods trade,
the Commercial Bulletin Of that city says:
"Silks have received more attention from
large buyers. and considerable business
was done in fancy summer silks, which are
generally held at an advance OF from 10 10
20 per cent upon last years prices. Low
grade black gros grains are also higher than
last year, and medium and fine black silks
are firmly held, as are desirable colored
silks. Black and colored rhadames were m
fair request, and are likely 10 continue IN
favor; but satins and satin de Lyon have
not shown much animation, and there was
no movement of importance in millinery
silks. Cashmeres have been in moderate
demand, and, while prices arc relatively
lower in this market than az the sources'of
supply abroad, quotations are firmly main
tanned. Fancy dress goods have been in
irregular demand, but there was fair busi-
ness in shoodas and other soft, clinging
fabrics"
ro-DAYs QUOTATIONS.
FENTs-Freeinaus, 5s; Lodi 81; Gloucester
o.: Harmony. 5lz Cocheco. Z. herrimae q
Greenwich, & Alicia %; Albion solid s. Pea
body solid, s. Peabody black, Gki simpson
black 81. simpson mourning z Gloucester
HEAvT BEowx DoNEs1Ics-AugusiA - *;
Indian Head. ~; swit Greek. - J; Ina
81 81. Edreheid. - -; CabJt 4 A ~,
pesr5y - s1 s S as a. N ,ieo1se
"a y Great western - "a; International
- Ga
FIgE BnOwE D0NEsTIC-LnEe George. ~
Ha vest ~: POranoutas. q Great lnlls. IL.
Peerless "a q Plum isinu1, = Atlantic, -
Gucuhrier, So.
BfraCHEu uuuFETfca-51rll. lni1, sunny
Side. e.. nolmesgille. 10; Forest ~; gig Bon
ANA. - fk. Auburn So Lqlsinle. , :;
IuHslaie. rumbr'C, ~ Marlslafa. D. SEES loE
Nlle. 1a p rmnII Iil carlllle U.s. huIcnfs.
..ilrn inc. o.. Hero -. 9 Hero. - a ialiird-
vale }. Cnmtri1re - 9. Peerless. "a IS.
DrCEs-ArEwrEnL d. ErtIeE. r-u1 ~ -iErk.
s-nzlE STARK 10oE. - Savage. s-1Z lE Hamrden.
brown and drab 90. ~ HamdeH AK. do. 165S;
Bo.f1n 1904 brown and drEh. l7s; Moutauk. 90
luah 90 - No. a ~ inch q. 49,. 70. y 3 inch
81. cold MedEl Blue lfss Lion. brown and
drnh "a
PLAID OssaurEas-Dsita ~. Economy, i22.
OraHa ~. Elehiran. ~. Belle. ~ WOOD
isuu. ~. CatnNhs -.
TIcEIyg-Amozkear AGA. Isa. Hamilton II
HolywOod plaid a. STANDARD z. 70 East0n 2.
* sOmera. 16k
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


HAY-Dark. s6@s; bright sl2 From stores
prairie baled, dark, eiOalS bright tl6a2t
bright free ON board car. el5, dark, IT,
GEEMAS MiLLE1-Me quote II u % 10 81 -
aarden Sc per paper, retail wholesale IL 10
CorroN-At the oil mill iz1sc per bushei
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tons per acre, IN liafbndoos, thlrly.six tons
per acre, Two tons Of sugar per acre n
common production In the tropics, In many
regions tie production Is much more Than
that
urablc one In the history of copper mining
IN this country, ns II marks the appearance
~ our western mines as producers on such
IA scale MS to exercise u marked effect upon
prices We give below an estimate OF their
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I.0y-gs g5s,s I1s'sasi bI-, q rus-s Er-
~ arf ewcter IT,
F'Trw -TrrI-1e
= rn ~ - l.Trare1 = 80 ne. - -
ri go erurs-f'ET - ~
rrrFr 4ErE N1uE-ff ~. = d. "a =
a - Va 80 E1.fI
5000 --rrar-rr.I - ~ - ~
-Iats IlrE q - = llr- - - ] y
I'll - ru- - rET n 49, - - ~
60 TIA 60 - -
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Buecies, spring Wagons, Etc.

SHAFTS-S4yY, poles, SVIWI0 per uUZ -
BUaGIEs-Grade and spring, top, s90@100 do
open, S7OGsG do side springs, top, Sl00@135; do
side bar, s1O0si3O; do phaetons, sl25@150; grade
side spring. SllO@200; do phaetons, S150@2OO
bump seat buggies sl75@25O platform springs,
S110@120; three spring wagons, S9O@ll5.
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Fish and OYSTERS.

FIsH-Red. sheephead and trout, 10Kc;. New
Orleans red snapper, 15c; Spanish mackerel, DC.
OYsTERs-Paltimore, per can Xxx, 3Oc medi-
um, 45c extra select, Coo; Matagorda and Ber-
wick's bay, 81 so per hundred.
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dueed consumption, and consumption
cor only be reduced when spinnefs find II
loses more money to work than 10 stop,
We all know hoW spinnors will 90 on, week
after week losing money rather than stop.
one day they must stop, aud thc.longer
they delay the worse for them,
II Is no Longer necessary to argue the
possibiity'ofa Sross error In the estimate OF
crop(6 400, 600 which havcgyen above. The
receipts and the known exhaustion In The
country are conclusive on that subject lhc
ONLY doubt In my mind Is how far below 81
it will fall That it can possibly reach 81
no one who knows the facts now believes.
WORLDS SUPPLY, CONSUMPTION, OPENING. AMI
CLnsINn srnCka--MlN,A nMIITEn.
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- I'm ~ rI-rlietrr 4 Artrr. D. -u-rsi
.--.s4rt fas f,is fsr fissilrel- ~ % I'm I'D
- ~ FErDIET1E 4 asTOr.
70 rr-ra rlar rrfr1sire-s VA - rrrfirr-f
- a &C., ~ ~ rtn $50 81
-. r,.-T.-r- a I'd Ths 49, f-u t-urt ~
---.lrrr l-trr1.'r FL rs1tss ~ NIL n 'rI -
= =. .i.sr5-5 ~. rErDLE-Cr Z -
Fr-ns-rTIIie. 1.rn1 in ~ "a
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CoAL-Indian nation, 50 per ton.
CoKE-50c per barrel.
Woop-Oak, hickory and ash 50 rs to 81 %
per cord. Sawed stove wood is retailing al the
rates of SIS 10 to so per cord.
CHARCOAI-65 cents per barrel
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Leather, Efn.
ss1tL r.1Hrs o.s@sa. b. 4 a,sss 80. 2

b9LE LATHE oAA--so L. a'efI 20. = ID =
HrvuocU-Beri bufaio sl.n1hier o. good -
f.asf MnfafnurEs - 50. q - ru.sl damage "a
OAK uAEgEss LEarHEE--t0. 4 87elsl. 30. 4
a.
HENLuCE-rrims 81. % r1od. ~ DO ~. 90
quality.
DO No. q e. to1 io
ding ~ weight
sHErF sErrs-Toprinr ILNN per Or SO %
lining. white. XXX 3. - russeU ceA
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Cast 81 per hundrrd. siUye s. cents wrOufht
a. o. q per hundred brass 9 % SO per hun
drc1. copper. $40 o. 2 50 per hundred, zinc and
ead, g. per hundred
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COoperage.
Coal and Wood.

Moasses barrels, 81 50; half barrels, 81 25 kegs,
75c sugar barrels, So; halfb barrels, 49, hoop poles
per 1000 S12
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CErcrrrs-We qu-'te a. g. 7ts1 e pe- co1er
turteJs 51e7ic- f'-Hirie cli,fe,.t = - 49,
rrffftl - rtr durer- srul-r.ls. 7lc r.er oo1e1
ANA. are e. So snail q ~ Teulso1- g.
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Pine and medium fine, 23c heavy. &c. black.
bury and dirty 8 10 Toe on
Drv flint n POUNDS and upward Zoe IKE;
dry kips. lo9l1c. wet sailed 767fc green butch
en- hides. 5iseGc all damaged, wet or dry. hall
price, ceer skins. SJcs sheep skim tom NeJ0c
each
RErswAx-lt % lsc per ponna as per color.
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BBSfIrI-xo-ibs-n. zsz TersA Dsze
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Wagon Wood Work


sroKEs-From to %. inch, per set xxx 81
lect, 81; Xxx, 81 20.
sA WED FKLLoRs-lA to az, 81 rs per set
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BEEsWAN-li % 80 per n01n1 as Der o0IoT.
TALLoE-in barrel 4lfc. IN cake, s. pei ID.
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LIST includ'
Octo- ing Con Clio.
her 4. s. All Total opcng SNIP sing
Year stick crop. Others rccpts, sticks. ton. silks.
1S7D.SO. $40 .76l 1928 1853 S22S Il3 SO
iSSO.sl. SIS GGCO 1869 S,lG6 a2sl son ll90
lSSls2 l. lgOej .O0e2, zoos 1900" $500" S29O' 400