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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-15
By Green {: Wise. Auctinneers

( COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By yirtrr If ,L,
y accrccs o! the Corporation Court for the city
oi Alexandria. Virginia. rendered al the Scptrui
Der ana oct"hc: terms, 1850 of said court in III,
chancery cause Of Owens guardian VS. Owens .,
ais the undersigned commissioner will offer ~
puhiic safe on SAL RDAG. the 9th of January
1872 III IL O'Clock IN. in front of the Narkc,
Building Oh Royal street in the said city of Alcy
"h":ia' TIE property in the said decree mentioned
TO wit: The HOUSE AND LOT situated in SIrv
andr!a on the east side OF Patrick street 129 fee,
Dig inches north o; Duke street and runninr
north with Patrick strcct21 feet 81, inches; then
east parallel with Duke street 100 Icrr ia ~,
allcy 10 feet 10 inches wide: then sonth with
said alley parallel with Patrick street u feet )
inches: then i'll L straight line to the bcciuuin1
Terms OF Sale: Onc-third OF the purchase money
IN cash OIL III" day oil sale, and the rcsiduc in
tire" equal payments 1T q. l. and : months
irc!n the day OF sale: the deferred payments IL
bear interest from the day of sale and to he So
cured by the notes of the purchaser. with approy
cd security. and the retention of the title t. the
property until said notes are paid
SAMUEL G. BRENT.
dcc5-ts Commissioner NJ S,I.
HI VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT
~ Court 0f Fairfax county. Va, rendered II IFS
November term, lSS2, in the suit of Hunter .,
ais vs.. Bailey CT ais. i'll chanccry the unicrsi.n.
ed. commissioners therein named. will sell ON
SATURDAY. December 3Oth. ISL. AT twelve
o'clock M, III front of the Fairfax street entrance
Of the Market Building, in the city of Alexandria,
by public auction, the following described real
estate i'll West End, Fairfax county. Va. belong.
ing to the estate of W. l.. Ber>. deceased:
No. LOT on the south side OF the I.it,,
River Turnpike. and bounded hy IIoll~s run. \. X
/. Il. w, Watkins land and said turnpike
No. 1.-The BRICK SLAUGHTER HOUSE and
LOT attached on the north side of said turnpike.
said lot extends from the intersection Of lloli-S
run and said turnpike wcstwardly POI feet and
northwardly ronl said pike Iii feet. suhicr, TO
the right oi use OF the pump on said lot by ihr
occupant OF the adjoining lot
30 Tic FRAME HOUSE aud LOT adioin
ing the above Oh the west the said 10; fronts M
said Turnpike 1873 feet and runs back l31 feet
No. 1.-The BRICK HOUSE and LOT adjoining
No " on the west; the said lot fronts on said
Turnpike E5 feet and runs back IS. feet.
Terms OF sale Onc-third cash, and the residue
III two equal payments at six and twelve months
with interest from day Of sale: the deferred pay.
ments to he secured Ivy the notes OF the purchaser
with satisfactory security and the title 10 L. re-
tanned until the purchase money be fully paid
All convcyanclng 1T cost Of purchaser.
5. +. BEACH.
\. W. ARMSTRONG.
HOE-J-lu Comm isSionrr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-15

EVERY FRIDAY, and returning leave New
York, from pier IL East river EVERY SAT.
URDAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-15
WAsHINGToN AND WESTERN RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Two TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY BIZ
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA, AND ROUND uII.I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28

>, me receipts of graia In this city today vrrc
nSh'er than usual, What corn came In 1N,
WAGON was readily taken by retail dealers nnl
gW,,nnanued from 30 Ia ~ cents IN the shuck'
Lhele were no receipts hv rail only ono cnr
oil oats was shipped, which went south ThcIc
MMyte an unusual humber of small orders ior
NicNrapuR wheat rye aud barley for Sccdir,,
purposes Prices arc steady and firm,
,, ro.pAls QUOTATIONS.
oMhsAr-Choice' 9Jc; medium, Sc low grade
60,. NicaruKus 6S to 700, e'"'N
RYe-Fim al 70 to 100
kARLEy--AA to Coo
NlLhEr sEED-io to 80; German millct 81 20 Ia
oArs-sS to $50 for spring; IS to icc for fall IN
hacks, 8 cents additional. ' >"
ConN-lu shuck, 5Ic 10 52c; shcllcd and sacked.
Coo 10 Coo,
BaAs-we quote at miilS $50; in store ,acss,
PLoun--we quote City Mills AZ follows, xxx
u2aG AxXX' go; extra SoG Magnolia, AGO,
Fancy, 81, lh@B,2h; choice, - g,tfsS OS.
XMXN. sa1S; MN, $50. Xxx, $40.
Corn meal, per bushcl, 81 20,
Ihe san Francisco commercial Herald SAYS
the rainy season appears to have come upOn us
IN good earnest some 2 inches OF rain having
already fallen, whichis far more than usual mi
this date. The grass is now coming forward
rapidly. The damage inflicted By this heavy
and unexpected rainfall throughout the si,ts
mas neen greater Than AZ lr,t supposed, Large
been injured seriously, AMI not u little pest ~
dempuon, This damage To the crops has had
moro or less influence In STRENGTHENING III,
markets for both spot and futures, notably a,
barley, and atadvancing prices. Wheat con
nnues IN good leQuest for export and is likely
10 so continue for long time 10 come, owing /,
me large tonnage supply and low rates n
freight. The impression 10 growing thnt m,
barley crop OF the state has been everest mated
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28

PROVISIONS,
To-DAY,s QUOTATIONS.

. iu-DAh QUOTATIONS.
B4c4N-Loug clenr -ideS, l7&c; short clesl
&c; breakfast bacon lS4u
I7Ao. $50 -
HASs-Plain IKE.
LARD-Tterce Ii5ac; half bsrrel liMc: 40-lb
clns, 14'ac; 2O-lb cans. lic lQ-lb cans, l5c; 5-n
cans, l5'uc: Glib cans. l5Ac
HE bulls anu the bears seem 10 have frater-
hlled To-day ON the provision board in Chicago,
ana prices were not changed from yesterday Ii
may ne the calm before storm, and next month
trouble may begin November mess porl;
opened Mt $40 CO. and closCd Mt $40 n, five cents
over last evening prices. For the year it sold
on itst call at $3.50, and on last call brought
dav.
The price of pork in Chicago one year ago
per barrel.
THE market is completely delnoralizcd," said
u prominent wholesale butcher Il few DAYS ago.
70 New York Tribune reporter, by this inya.
son Oh western dressed beef OF course the low
price IL Is sold at is only for the purpose of draw
lhG lrauc, as the meat costs them or Sc per lb
more IMAM The Chicago people are selling It for
on the hooks. Tho rest Cf the butchers here
nave mad 10 come down COrrespOndingly in or.
DER TO get rid of their meat and the result is that
every wholesale butcher in Washington market
is losing SO on every carcass he sells. This
morning good meat sold for T. ic per pound, or
&c cheaper than it WAS five months ago. This
STATE OF things is simply ruinous to our trade.
Meantime the retail butchers are roaming n fat
harvest and the community at large ret little
benefit nom the Wholesale prices; Tor the retail
men from whom they buy their steaks and
roasts have not lowered their prices more than
! or &c per lib. in the last five months
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
DRY GOODS.
To.DAY's QUOTATIONS..

H. ., 'N-hA, y ObulAllONs.
II, mNts-E tSemhhs s. .; Lon, D; Gloucester 6,
,,io ny u oo'hecV' VA Merrlmac, Us; Green
VIII ~ Hllou, - Aibl"ili SOud, M Peabody
an anu, o,i, ieauouy Dlach' "a; simpson black,
W., SIMPSON mourning va, Gloucester mourn.
ny ~ ~. p,,,,,... ,,....
t ithNN huWS boMEsIlCS, Augnsa, ~, "a;
,"u'an iiShu, ~ swift oreek, ~ L 81; lEtna
~, %. EuEehe'u, ~ 49, cabot. ~ ~;
~ ~, %, oH,t GiGhualc -, on Natche2, W,
~, oW"lltl ouh' T. ~; Lake george, IL IA;
"IS", m,VsacIu' - international ii. "a
,,1si NJ NOV deorge 10; Har-
loss 4. Din, is nISat runs "a; feer'
br,c, % i'"'n isi"lu' o A'lahuc ga; Green
'' ~, ,c,,,,r n,,,.,,.,,, o.e...,,,
Irni,,.s,iiii lVsSocinLT sunny slde, 8
av,,,yS III, -, Forest blg Bonanza, - 9;
IA Vynno ~, hTSuN NJ, ~ LolSHhe SamOrc,
lin "amhri" a. n4w iorh uillS' 10 diamond
a. III u v"'lus'v v hhlSnt ;, canorlc, y Hero, ~,
Peerless ii . '"ino''use' 80 q
DuCKs-A rLwripht n, Et,r,c,, ca, 10. S,,r,,
s-o2 ~. STARK i'm l., Sn,n, "''S 80 't toi
lIampdrn. brown and drob 40 H. uonc,,d a.,
Xxx. do NJ. Bostou in ~ Lro,v,, and III ny y,
Mon,auk. An inch %. M. \ 40 inch iSt,, "
s h2 inch. 57I,. uold Medal plmc If - 80 ~ "
brown and drnb IN '
PLAID OsNNpI'nCs-Dclta ~, Ecoror,,, ,ot,
Ottawa 81; MICHIGAN, ~, Rolls ~ Mood
lawn, 81; C,,,awbn' ~, -" WV"
Observation-Disclosures AGA. 1Sis Hamilton, 20.
HOLLYWOOD. plnid ii. Standard y In gnS,nn ~
glG Omega. lGIS - w. '-"''o" A.
CuAMnRAy-iIi.t0 lGc.
CorroSNApr-N York Cnmlst To- Raw CITY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
TRADE ITEAls.

CnrtsK In Liverpool was reported at lC0Oco
year. ''''
Apples are selling at "a cents por bu.he, IN
Ray county, Missouri, orchards.
Bfo,m'corn commands VI 10 per ton In l,atton
county. Tho crop OF broom corn In the county
Is estimated Al tSNoOO N'''
Tho noon.boro Herald SAYS a man IN TIM,
hill. '' '''s'V
William N. Haley, of Hartford county has n
tomato vine which has borne over /, 100 tomatoes
this season. ''VV ''''"''''
According to the Rural New Yorker hcav,
impor,a,ions OF Chicago dressed meat hsyy
inAugutatcd reign OF terror amoer the
slaughter. house butchers OF New York AMI
Warrington during the past week WV
Tho numerous gentle rains that have fall,n IA,
the last three weeks throughout Missouri Kan
sas aud Nebraska have started the fall whca,
anu rye into an almost magical growth AM
brought rapidly forward new grnwth OF rrass
Eleven new signal stations have been siJca
70 inc cotton and tobacco growing region oy tbs
country. It's stated that the men ,mnloy,sl /,
me signal service cos, tho government less Thar
An out.oftown spcculator las, wcck bonsh
al the hops he could find In rali River. Masss
cnuseus Mlo % ~ cent. per pound, sccurlr,
About ivo rounds When the growers went 10 ",
nsw s,cck they were amazed 10 am lhcv mn.
pay wcents pound, ~ mus
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
BUILDING MATERIAL.
ro.nAY,s QrnrArinsa-

rV-uNN n SuOTATlONA.
BMox-At the kilns To $40 kiln run.
sroNH--At the Dallas Quarries So pcr cubic
foot y Cor foundation. Is for wall ana % for
lumnsR-ycllow pine rough, q n nor 100
Get over "a feet In length; 81 NJ, Matched ana
arcsscd flooring and hnlshing, - 70; X ceiling
willing. e No yellow pius
siding ~ white Pine ceiling, q rs afs,
oommon white Pine siding, first common, a. Sl
ash and walnut flooring, 500 per Thousand,
poplar dressed both sides CAS- rough wslnnt
WY TO Na Common doors q 10 10 IS, sash, o. "a
posrs-usdAr, sia 40 Boise dare, SIS
La Hs--sS So,pi per thousand.
AsrSn PARis-rer barrel. tiCll 80,
uAin-Pcr pound, INC.
shiseiks--yellow pine, 81 50 to 4 ~ white
SnS Y @% ~ % Cypress No l. %, No 4
N CEMENT A. =, Rosendale " u.s. Louisville q 80
DRAIN rirE-s inch. itc pcr foot 4 inch, Sc
inch, NbC I Inch, tNg y inch, sQ,,
CkMsNr tLvks-6 Inch, sIkc 7 inch sc<s elurr
Ceiling Joint 81; inch cap 5QSs Inch eillns
lolnt u ~ finch cap do, epr
.MlxEp pAiNre-Rcady for use and ali colors
VI lo@l IS per gal. All tho tested ana stsnda y,
WHITE LrAp-Suictly purc "a so
line ocpered. Austin, q per barrel hulk
n ~ benson var lots, Nc. per barrel, Al 2s
ps,lAs In lots. SNc per bushel ssc
| TunrkNriNE-ssc
LiSsEkp oiL-62deA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
WOOL AND HIDES.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

- QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Fluo spring per ID, - To 2jc.; medium sprIpp
TO Ice; bury Of all grades, TO Sc. oil.
lilieS-Dry nint sound AMI heavy IL 10 he;
ditto light 10 TO l2c dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light IL 10 Lee; wet salt TO 71.2c green,
nuichers, ~ 10 &C.; all damaged, wet or dry
half price. DocrSKlnS, 70 to 2ac; shecpskins. Is
hNc NhcnrugS, to lSC,
The Boston Bulletin says the demand f,r wool
has Slaoeencd somewhat and the sales ot the
past week loot M 0total Of |, $50, COZ pounds
domestic aud llS,COl pounds foreign, or ,OI .
COO pounds IN all. against loss 500 pound last
week and 2,i0L6GO pounds for the cOrrcspondinr
week vt last year. Nearly all grades of wool
have been taken rather sparingly, and 1t is not
unlikely that large operators may ondcnyor to
take advantage of the present uneasy feeling To
bear prices Md get some wool ut less than to.
days rites, The liabilities OF Il. $. siorrs 4 Co
whose failure Il was hoped would be aycr,cd
imt week fall TO = considerable extent upon
thN Guy, rms anu one or two other failures
elsewhere reported, havo restricted business
somewhat and II Is possible 10 buy Somp lois
OF wool here and there 10. day ut lower ptica.
lhnu ten days ago, Ohio and nennSylvnnis
ny utSces have sold at Cote, and are hSIi
laltIy nlm on account Of tho imprubahlllly of
ceptW higher figures. "a
IWS sales NJ Melbourne opened hiswcpl mn,
eah,cgrNm received from thcrs yrsicriav
stated that not enough choice woods were %.
sSiyu W Wst prices definitely though the prob.
able quotation islSd.
lh's week the receipts OF wool In Boston have
neen 0,NG bags aud bales domestic aud \ 4 bales
iorslHR against g7iS bags aud bales domestic
anu ny bales foreign for the previous week.
suu ads bags AMI bales domestic and /, ISL bales
loTSlgn Tor tue corresponding week OF last year.
my ,otol receipts since January |, iSSa, have
eeen 'NllOo bales domestic aud i5,2ld bales
,orclgn against w $40 bales domestic aud "a rs,
bales foreign Tor the same period In 1881, an in.
crease OF ~ 80 bales OF domestic mud IN tGi
foreign, or SS,GOl bales In all
The total reported sales OF wool In po,iou
nom January |, lSS,, to the present time HAY,
been MoV6b1S pounds, AGAINST Qdd2a, g.O pound,
tor The corresponding period OF ISL, an incrraS,
| OF lSiS,tSb pounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
RAkDWAliE.
ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS.


Axes-Colllns', per dozen. $50; Gold Dollar
per dozen, 800; Diamond Edge por doIen
1000; Double Bit 1000
Shovcls and Spadcs-Rowlands discount so
per cent; AmoS list steel goods, discount " aud
10 per cent
Rubber bcltlug- Discount so per cent.
NallS-NoO rate.
Horse shoes-6,?N per keg.
SIS per box.
lron--ic rate.
s,ecl-.plow, 7ci lay, 20; cast, isc per pound.
sheet iron-T D, &c, galvanized discount 70
per cent.
skillc,s and lids, SC per pound; sugar kettles
b. per pound,
Tacks.-in boxes 100 papers. /. so per box.
Cruz hoes-per dozen. 100; railroad picks,
pct dozen, NQC,
Ma,tocks-pcr dozen. hoo.
scaloS.-faithankS discount % per cent.
Howe, discount Is per cent.
Thu platc-l. g., iNxit per box, 500; l. o.. llx
~ per box, 500; Tcrnc ltxso, per box $50,
Tctnc, 2Ox2S per box, 1880.
Tnwarc-picced, discount 50 per cont,
stamped, discount 40 per cont
POUND. W.
pabbit mctal--io to tSc per pound.
bar Lead l.2c per pound
No, duck horse COLLARS per dozen.
Mames-two loop 400 per doscn, three loop,
t2t per dozen,
Hack bands-thrcr inch. /. IS per dozen.
Bafbcd wirc-Sh 0oSc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
LIQUORS.
TODAY S QUOTATIONS.

hLooHoL--s2 50 per gaL as per high wines.
sour mash one year Old, q GO; two wears old
s2 O@s2 IS three years Old, e. 509sa rs; fancy
extra oldvhisky. sl6t5 as per age.
WIEEs--Ciaret, In case, s3@5 per quality; ca.
taSoa, per gal ScGl 80; Port q 20dS, sherry,
Wine in cases, 81 0Oa 10.
=, CHAMPAGNH-lules Mum & Co., s,5a29; Held.
sick, in basket s26G2S; KruE, IN basket s56CS9s
Domestic champagne, s7@lL
per doc, q 00G2 rs.
hottie BEEE--St Louis quarts sI2; pints sl2 70
sudwciser own size, sli 30 plnts, Si. Op Fr.
Hub Punch, els l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
FRUITS AND NUTS
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS..

TO-DAf'S QUOTATIONS..
RAIsINs-London LAYER new mar hoy &C ~
layer, IS IS. W ~
GgKEN ApPLEs-New. g., 5O@3.5O per Dbl.
CURRANTs-Sto SIC.
PEACHEs-None in market
CALIFORNIA PEARs--5, 100000 per box,
ORAN6Es-Louisiana, OJG6 80.
LEaoNs.Per boz, Sicily, 5000 to 6.25; per box;
Messina, s600@6 % wa
-Almonds pc per pound; Brazil, lodol2;
niberis, l6c; Naples walnuts, l5c 10 chesuuts,
imported, none on the market; peanuts, Ten.
nesee red loo; choice white, &C: cocoanuts,
7.C067 80.
DATEs-In trails, &c per h.
Flas-Kers lSc. layers Is to'l7c per pound
GRAPEs-Concord, l2is California, zoe per lb.
PLuMs-New, none In market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
SADDLERYANp LEATHER,
To-pay's QUOTATIONS

To-vay's QUOTATIONS.
SOLE LEATHER OAK--No, !, sg1sO; 10, = 81 A
HENLocK'-Best buiINlo slaughter, 50; good %
oest MetamomS 30 No. ., 2s; good damage, "a
SIC -''' e
HEMloox-frimc IS: do good, 50; DO Nc. 8 SOC
FRENCH CALHsKIN-Sl Is 20 / 20, acCordinato
quality.
PMLADFLrHIA CALrsEIS-Nc. /, 81 10 70 / 70;
do No, 3, 81 ~ to TO-
fmLADELrHIA ktrs-No. |, S5c to 81 NJ, &C.
cording to weight
suIEr SKlSS-Topping XXXX per doE, $40 OF
Liuings, white. NNNN. sS IS, RuSsCts 6 10 A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
BUGGIEs, SPRING WAGONS. ETC

THIS is the great central depot for all kinds of
wagons bugsles, carriages, etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies. The follow.
Ing are ruling prices here:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
sHAFTs-SieDs; poles, s9@15 per dos.
BuaaIEs--Grade h and spring. top, s9OalOO; do
open, s7O1S0; do side springs, top SiOO6lS5. do
sue bar, SlOO9lSO; dophRetons, sl25@l5O, A grade
sue spring. n40&NO do pfaetons, sl50@2OO
bump seat buggics, sl75G250; p atforn sprinSs
slIOGl2G three ST ring wagons. Sg0QIl5.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
FISH AND GAME.

with fish from the Gulfand also from surroudinS
lakes and streams. There is limited demand
Tor hSh from some of the towns on the RAILROADS.
put the sales are generally confined to local
Uadc' tame is out of season aud oysters have
disappeared from the market
To-DAH's QUOTATIONS..
FlsH-ked sheephead and front, lNLc New
orleans REQ snapper l5c; spanish mRgaerel. 25c
WHOLESALE. Retail cents higher
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
HAY, SEEDS AND rErDsTurrs.
ro.nAYls QUOTATIONS.

IV-TNl = VVVTNIIVNN.
fKED-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, s. 80 crush.
ed corn and cob, per 00lbs,, 81 So crushed corn
and barley, per 100 lbs, 81 vs. corn bran, per 100
lbs, zoe.
HAY-Dark, st@e bright SIS From stores
prairie, bsled, dark, siJS5; bright $40; bright
free ON board, car IS to l@ dark. IS too
COTTON SIEn-Firm ut lShc. per bushel
GERMAN MiLlEr-We quote at 81 5G little
mlllet sl ~ % 81 90 Scarce In the market
Garden. 90. per paper retail; Wholesale N to
.. por papcr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
THE BEST
KIDNEY ANDl LIVER MEDICINE
NEyER KNOWN WnE AII.

Cures when all other Medicines Fails, as acts
directly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels re
storing them ~ once TO healthy action.
HUNTS KEN EDY Is safe. sure and speedy
cure, ana hundreds have testified to having
been cured by IT, when physicians and friends
mad given them up 70 die. DO not delay, but inv
at once Hunt Remedy. '' w
HUNTS + NEEDY cures all Diseases of the
Kidneys b ddeE Urinary Organs, Dropsy.
GraveL diabetes, and lncontluence and Retcn.
ton of Urine.
HUNTS REMEDY cures pain In the Side
Back, or Lotns, General Debility, Female Dis,
eases, DISTURBED Sleep, Loss OF Appetite. Brighps
Disease, and all Complaints OF the Uruo. Genital
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces the J,ivor
70 nearby action removing the causes that pro.
duce Bilious Headache Dyspepsia, Sour SION.
ach, COsuveneSs Piles, etc
by the use of HUNTS REMEDY the Stomach
anI Bowels VIII snecdiy regain their strength,
nd the Blood will be perfectly purified.
HUNTS REMEDY Is pronounced by the bes
doctors TO he the ONLY CURE for ALI kinds n
Kidney Diseases. '''
HUNTS REMEDY is PURELY vFaRTAntr md
Is a sure cure for Heart Disease and Rbeumatism
when all other Medicine fails. III
=, HUNTS REMEDY is prepared EXPRESSLY foSr
TO fail N' w" hno"n
:, One trial will convince you. For sale by all
Druggists Send for Pamphlet to "''
Hunts Remedy Co., Providence, R, |,
Nd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
SCRAP IRON.

SCRAP IRON Is In demand here The following
arethe prices paid for all kinds OF scrap metals
To-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
Cast u per hundred; stove, IS cents wroush
70 10 $50 per hundred; brass, Is TO si0 per hun
dred; copper $40 to II 50 per hundred, sine and
al &pcr hundred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28
WAGON woop WORK.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work, and The sales In this line arc
steady and continuous Prices an az follows
ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
Broxxs-rrcm 70 AZ inch, per set xyx m
ect IS; Xxx, q rs
sAwiD FiiLcn-ix 10 sk. q rs per %.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-28

INC following We're the ruling prices ON the
Sail BOARD To-day; October wheat, Sal.tO. No
vembeL Sls; December %. Corn In Shnck.
T cash So October 10 bid; November and pcrcm'
Dsr, ~ pa No average Texas corn. cAhh
67S bid; October s.; November SiS.5i /, Deem
SMer, o!ggoS' oals sacked cash, IL; October IL
Noyemoer, i2H@5 December, so RIVE sacird
cssh, W, Barley, sacked, cash, 55mGS Brnn'
s ssn caSn, NWL0 For pccans, ten thou'
SUI" bushels oi less quantity, sa9S bid.
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QuEENswARE,

escorted crates. sl0 to SIS
Tnnblers, sso. W si.on
s'onewatc nor l,ops gallpt.l, $1,000
Lamps-b. H.. N'S1. H., ESQ, 3 r q
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POULTRY, BUTTER AND EGGS

To-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
CH1cKrEs--We Quote Ut IS s. a co per dozen
turkeys, 50675o.
! iE6es-22W 2jo per dozen.
- 6uTTRR--Northern 23&25g: Texas, l5025n
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COAL AND WOOD,
TODAY s QUOTATIONS..

To-DAys QUOTATIONS..
CoAt-lndian nation, 81 per ton.
CoxE-Soc per barrel
Woop-osk, hickory and ash, o. % TO o. rs
per cord, Sawed stove wood "a retailing AZ tho
rates OF u so TO 5 " per cord.
CHARcoAt--6S cents per barrel
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THERE was nothing of u startling nature de.
Veioped ON the grain board In Chicago
Today November wheat opened at 9lte, mid
n,useu III uS'e, u Pnarlorot cent under thsdny
before, For the year IL sold I'm Tho nnrnins' -,
yiahI IN the evening % vas bid and q3t, asked
c Corh Tor November delivery sold GA first call AT
Wa, ana on last call ut e. seveneiahthS of n
GEM advance over last nights prices. For the
S SSar y nrensht on The opening board 81 and
yesterday. '''N'
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THE grain markets In 81. Ionls II. 1av ne pa.
ported to the Merchants Exchange In his
city, were as follows; October wheat, 91i,: No.
vvember wheat g2'a. October corn GSI hid.
november corn, COS bid, October oats. S.I'c6
32bi November oats, Sl}, bid. ''''N
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THE prices of grain in Chicago one year nro
Were as follows November wheat SlSji,, lie
IWemDer wheat 81 S5A November corn. co..
cemer oats, Az. w." ~
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-, UN -IVANNF,
inc transactions in grain continue light,
which Is owing to the small arrivals, both nv
wagon and rail. Corn is firm ut llly cents In
the shmck, which Is probably ms high II figure
rs y VIII reach for some time to come Oats are
IA demand at full quotations. Wheat is improy.
ing nttle, and prices were rather better to-day
than they have been during the week Pecans
ar asked for quite freely and one party offered
ss,ao for ten thousand bushels or less. There
was nothing done la hay.
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ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS..
MclaSses barrels, 81 so haltharrcls 81 2S hrss
,,c; snsat barrels NJ hslfbarrels. 4S hoop poles
Der LoQO sls
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huhabitauls u'lfrSe( ri; City have reduced

JonN NJ. DoLF, the newly he lumber trade
i'm O,cyor l. ia, 1a-, IN this city during The
III oloso"' ID 'he lSh several extensive Yards
rLE Mitchell, WED here during that period,
tivel,, ,,,,sol .actllal increase in the sales of
"'e'y 'e'1Se0r standing In the city. The lm.
nigh. afford alias may be said to be buoyant.
tsLo IA, obstacle dealers have to encounter
spiaGttniJk'll demands made upon them is the
scarcliy OF cars To- transport lumber here from
the mills, which difficulty occurs ANNUALLY our.
Ing the cotton season.