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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23
BUILDING MATERIAL.

THE lumber trade of the city is improving, both
in a local way and in shipments to the country.
The roads yet are in a muddy condition, but the
wagon. business Is increasing. There is also q
fine trsde 10 surrounding points by rail. 1t may
not be generally known, but nevertheless II is
true, that the prices of lumber in Texas are low
er than IN any oiheT state or 6edSry nd ne
tracts are being entered into tor supplies for new
buildings TO be erected in the city: There is q
heavy wholesale dc mand for paints and Oils
from surrounding towns. This line OF business
is assuming large proportion.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
BRIcK-At the kilns to $40 kiln run.
SToSE-At the Dallas quarries, Sc per enlit
foot II for foundation; l6 for wall and 20 fol
LUSEEn@Yellow pine, rough, e. 25 per 10 10!
eet over "a feet in length: 81 50, Matched and
dressed hooring ana gushing ~ en- s2nn ce, INN
sidiSSr g. cs white pine Ceiling 3 rs Ts
common; white pine siding, first common, 81 Sc
ash and walnut h GSr1SS SEC per thousand
SIS to $50. Common doors 81 so to s.; sash, 81 q
'sSHHf n pine So 50 to 4 Is, whit,
| pine, 50 SO 70 IS o.. Cypress, No. l. s.; No 2
P EOS sl2 So Boise dare, SIS
LlTHs-s3 1904 per thousand
CENEEr : Rosendale 50 IS; Louisville, % 50
DRAIN PIPE-s inch, 16c per foot 4inch, &c
inch. S7Kc; inch, 40c; inch, SOC.
PLASTER PARIs-per barrel, s494 10.
| UAIR-Per pound, Ike.
cTMENr FLuEs-6 inch, s7Kc; 7 inch 4oc inch
ceiling joint q; inch cap, soc; Inch cling
| Joint 81 Is: finch cap do COO.
sxsD for use and sSs r soo5
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure 81 81
LINE-coOpered. Austin, q per barrel bulk
| 81 so benson car lots, SG per Darrel u =
DALLAS in iots zoe per bushel 25c,
| LIHsEKD 0IIr-Raw. 6ec boiled. nc
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ias. Rnllding hardware IL IN steady demand
and sales ~ tools aud agricultural implements
we're Ycay heavy, Prices here arc low. Mln hhvt
not bcenadvanted 70 correspond With the ~
creased rates NJ manufacturers - -,
The stocks Of plg.lrnn unsOld IN Tie hanns "
makers or their agents on the 8id n December,
1881, amounted " 2lOslG net tons, against 400,
GtS tons NJ The close Of 1850, and lil,@i tons ~
| the close Of 1879
Within three months ground has been survey
cd or broken for three more blast furnaces, =
steel aud iron rolling mill, q nail factory ana !
dozen or moro smaller establishments have been
| started and will soon be In full operation III
| Birmingham, Alabama.
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
Axes Calilns', per dozen, $50; Gold Dollar
per dozen. 500; Diamond Edge per Dozen
Shovcls ana spadcs-Rowland' discount %
per cent; Ames' list steel goods discount 40 alo
| 10 per cent 80 -----v.---.--.A
| Nails. - rate.
| Horse shocs-5.75 per key. =, -
Horse nails-Northwestern No, 7, $50; No 8
5.2j per box.
| IrOn-lc rate.
| steel-plow, &c lay, &c; cast, 1Sc per pound
Sheet iron-27 b, &c; galyanised, discount 81
skllcis and lids, &c per pound; sugar kettles
| sc per pound
| Sad irons-i 1.2c per pound,
| Tacks- in boxes 100 papers, ! 80 per box
&C Grub Gd,o hoss ~ dozen 200 railroad picks
Mattocks-per dozen, HOO.
Scales-Fairbanks, discount Is per cent
Howe discount % per cent.
| Tin plate-I. c., ixl4, per box, SOD; l. c.. lax
90 per box, 500; Ferne, 14X20, per box, 100
Ferne, 2Ox2s, per box 1880.
Tinware- pieced discount so per cent.
stamped, discount 40 per cent.
Solder-No. /, 15c; No. IL and IL, Use pei
| pound.
Rabbit metallic to 15c per pound
| Bar lead-7 1-2c per pound
No. duck horse COLLARS Is per dozen.
| Hames-twO loop, rs per dozen; three loop,
$50 per dozen.
Trace chains-6 10, s, 2, 4sc per pair.
Back barde-thro" '"ch, 70 per dozen.
Clevi' es.-9c per pound
Sissl rope-9c rate.
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WINES AND CIGARS.

THERE were some heavy shipments made in
this line to-day, and the trade is fairly active.
There is very little change in prices; The mar
kets are quiet in Cincinnati. Louisville and other
northern cities, and but few transactions will be
made of an extensive character until congress
takes action upon the proposed reduction of tax
on hgh wines The trade in cigars is moderate,
but the same cause that effects whisky operates
to check the sale of cigars, and manufacturers
are anxiously waiting for congress to settle the
matter one way or the other.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
ALcoHoL-s2 so per gal as per high wines
WHIsKY-Rectifed, 81 1901 So as per proof
sour mash one year old, 81 60; two years old
81 Oo@s2 Is; three years old, 81 5O@s2 70; fancy
extra oldwhisky &0D5. as per age.
WINEs-Claret, in case, S3@5, per quality; Ca
tawba, per gal, 9Oc@1 so; Port 81 20@3; Sherry,
per gal, 81 26@3 Madeira, per gal 81 COOS; white
wine in cases. 81 00@l0.
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum d Co., S25@29; Held.
sick, in basket s2602S; Krug, in basket e26cS2s
Domestic champagne, S@l4
ALE-Stock Ale, per doz So 0092 %; Porter
per doz, So 00@2 rs.
BOTTLE BEER-St Louis quarts, sI2 pints S12 70
Rudweiser, own size. sl2 So pints. s14 90; En-
LANCER beer, quarts SlS; pints, $3.50.
Huh Pinch. S13Ol
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TRADE ITEMS.

GAS Windows were frsi introduced iui1
England iu the eighth century.
The celery eruu IL Kalamazoo D. estimated ~
one million dozen bunches Tor this season.
AEurrering PARTY reports the discover u q
-r,.e,Erfiir III MINERAL district IN the uuEU-
ri0red county seventy miles west Of Iuscon,
Tbe first almanac uhs printed b. George Van
D1-inr Janusry 10 letters were dropped iufo
fis ifaiafIaI, polls pusi1ilcC uithgut STAMPS and
re ,i-~ III Ft0sinn contains .sI dwelling
f.r-is-s vtiri.I - e oi1p 90.
f~I.rf Britain fas flo0 Ftsstl4- eD1rt u 90 ~
49, - .fealnfrs ard n 0lc sell vessels
NJ IerrT Doyie. q - AuEust.nei flg-ich
sf'irIrlf In one day from Lis rrr1e1, n. cab
49,. barrels 81 Heu lrish rotsioss. - b-is
per-I-fr are rerT discournElrr In regHr1 q r1e
r.rrrlf f-nr an ne c1urties al1fF l1t hu,lsof
-l-r- a. t-inrrtor nuf I've reactI tl1ss1I1 has
~ ~ i-or steamship vas i'ulli n ls15-7
a rI1rf i r1Urr IN Eurilfrto1. Nt-lll1t NJ
80 n wtirE q r1|-Ir1ee1 n ttl-tl = -
n So rrrrIrI1rs - rrirerrls frIr1 trllrH11
-s-.--.~ fIIrrr r-r rrIf nur sllFer fre rulrtr
- 80 rl-rrInaf wrrl
~ ,rl-11-I' 4 rrralrIIIf NM efleuiirr 49,
~ r-rrIrr 81 co-iritL whc = i111lll.r ritt
o. f~rr1rrT ~ rertlrc1 r. MY ~ tr-riI
- ~ M Ger i1rrlrIrr ntf,li ~ r'r1eess
49, l'.I114--r rl.rl1Irl eIrrfar.is ~ tre-T
- ara I'D ~ sufFT tt- WY 81 a.
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FRUITS AND NUTS.


THERE 4 an incrcased demand for tropical
fruits owing 20 the scarcity and the inferior
grade Of apples I'm the market. Prices are lOwei
than have been witnessed here for a long time
and the QUALIFY good. There II also an nc i've
trade I'm nuts Of oil kinds. The New Orleans
Picayune says the steamship Vile de LisbOnne
Captain Charles GrOsUs commanding, arrived Al
that port Saturday morning from Messina and
PalorIso with 147H boxes Of lemons and oranges
from the former and II, 7O5 from the latter port
The consignment j. 10 several parties In New
Orleans. the largest ever made at that port - 9
single cOnsignee, being % A. CusiInanO. WHO
pays nearly IS. % In duties alone.
TO-DAY's CUOTATfONs.
RA1sIEs-bundOn layer. new, per boz, ~ q
layer g 20 N as
RsreEss-Psr bunch. e. 30 70 $3.50
GEr1rs APFLEs-t5 ~ 70 90 per barrel
CuKRANTs-s 20 tifc
PEaCHEs-Noie IN llHrtet
CALIFOErIA fEAEs-t5 10 Sc per box
OKAEsEs-Nalencia, none Ina market Sicily
per box. 6 so
LENOEs-eicliy. per bon. q % % 81 N
EUTs-Al.nonds Z3c per pound. Brazil l0Glk
f1ferrs 15c English Wainuts. 2nc ID chestnut
imported isc per pound. peanuts. Tennessee rel
10 choioe white. Joe ooooanuts, Sc 90 per 100
DArRs-In frails. 7c per ID.
PEcAEs-I1c Per ID.
FTss-Eegs iac layers II 70 lsc per pound.
GRArKs-Mslaga grnpes. per bbl.. 90.
ruuanrmu-I 81 Ia.
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ffsafodk Best buffalo slaughter o., good ~
best Matamofaa ~ No Y, M gOOd 1hfneeed, ~
OAH HAaHHss LRifnsR-N0, I, gcM8ei NO y
U6
fIswLooK--pflrne, sh do good "a; do No, n 400
FBNNoB CALfsKfE-si INTO w. according 10
quality.
40 No. a 81 IN 1 10
PmLAprLrnfA KRIS NO. 1, SO TO o. aocor.
ding 10 weight ..
snKEr sKiNs--Topplng xxx por dos, e10 co.
LinIngs, white xxx ~ 7G rissets 6Nts.
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OUEENswARE.

THERE was good demand to-day for queens
ware, in wholesale way, and dealers report O
steady increase in sales to surrounding towns.
This is as it should be- for Dallas is in every way
prepared to supply. the trade of North Texas
more satisfactorily than any other wholesaling
point in the south or west both as to selections
and prices. A prominent New York glass man
ufacturer and importer expresses the opinion
that business is fully q per cent better and
prices 10 per cent higher than for the year 1881
Last year more than 1910 600 boxes of glass
were made. and this is worth from SO to SO q
box. Importatons were only about one,tenth
of our production. If domestic glass could be
sent to Central America, good trade could be
opened. great deal of the commoner kind Of
glass from belgium and France is used there
Our prices qualities and grades would favora
bly, compare with those of the two countrie.
mentioned; and II the Spaniards could be got e
purchase our product we would open up brisl
trade with them.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
Assorted crates, $40 TO S5,
Tumblers. 35c to sl.00.
gtoncwarc, per J, zoe gallons 5000.
Iamps-B H., 81. rs; q. H., s.. @. S. T., S.
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GROCERIES.

THE number of country merchants in the city
to-day, purchasing, was in excess OF That OF any
other day since the spring trade opened ama
from points that the completion of the railroads
has opened up TO this market. Mail orders were
large and trade In every way was brisk ana AMI
mated. Prices are steady and our quotations
indicate only few slight changes
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
CoFFEE-Rio common llH@l2c; fair, l2h@l3c
choice, 10 to 1917; Lagnyra IA to l6; java ava: ~
TEAs-lmpcrial, 50@55c Young Hyson, 4O@6O
Oolong 45d60c Japan, 60@65c.
SUGARs-We quote: Powdered 1lHe; crushee
llk granulated. II all4; standard A !, iO1s
Louisiana white clarified, lOA TO lO5s; yelioW
clarified 1069l0Ac; choice Louisiana,9Hc; prime
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice rs; prime zoe;
fair TO good 65 10 zoe.
RIcE-Wholesale, 81 to ..
sALT-In barrel, 81 So Liverpool in sacks s176
oSioxs-Red, per barrel, 81 90 to 81 50; yellow
POTATOES - Pachblow none in market i'm.
ported, SEQ; early rose, "a Go TO 81 SO per Dbl
CRAcKERs-soda, X, s1i; Xxx, xxx, 10
soAP-Onve, q per Dox; blue India, u 40
bars g. rs per box; y lb. bars, ~ 70 per box ID
bars, % IS per boz. Eureka Soap, " 50. Cy'
clone, So rs.
PEiSs-7 to 7bc per pound.
CASDLEs-star, fun weight l5h 70 l6
=CHEEsE-W. X. lS l-2i full cream l6;
HoMiNY AND 6kIrs-s0 upper DareL
DRIED APPIIs.SSstS nSSoo,oa none. nee,ea III
per pound.
P1cKIEs-sll 5o92 per barrel nan bArreis
Coal on,-ilo deg. FIRE test in barrels, 70
CLOTHES PINs-Round. csc; spring, s. per box
MEAsuREs-k bushel iron bound, " OO ~
DOZEN two-hoop pals, y lG three.hoop, I'D.
TuBs-Three nest y 2bN2 -; eight nest " 70
40 l. O. IS per dozen; No. 2 o rs; No. g. 775 per
dozen.
WASH BOAaDs-Nood. u 81 zinc %; New
Era, q 5Oe2 10
WELL BUcKETs-A OOe4 . per dozen -,
PowDER-f6 65 per key OF y pounaH lzH'dc
g S. 81 do q 90 blasting Kegs. y 70
sHoT-Dr0p bag " 10 70 - 40; DUCK, " % to
AGO
MAczEEEIr-No j, barrels, tlli nail parrelA "
htA f1d1 TO- No. 2-barTelS y 81 70 80 malt
barrels, - % 70 w. hts, ~ 70 &c, no; 5-Darrels
IS 10 o. half-barrelA " 70 y % bu, fpc h
IS - - -. a.,
CANDr-bucf. IL 70 lfc puma feney, loc.
10 25o
LYE-Concentrs'ed, " sos4 - - =,
ROFE-SisaL \ inch basis, ~ 70 lOe cotton II
al.
MISSOURI CIDER-Iirtoc Per gallon.
VTNEGAH-Per gallon, O95D
VHAPFING PArEn-itsg and straw. sc % l5c
sTAECH-565kc
JUss-We quote lie per gallon for Rlasct-
l'LacHEs-2 lhs. = be- - 2 ies, s5es ~. ~
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WOOL AND HIDES.

THERxis an active demand for good heavy
hides in this city, and prices are firm. ouI
dealers are receiving good consignments daily
by rail- and the receipts are increasing by wagon
and from butchers. There is very little yet do
ing in wool. Telegraphs from London on the
18th say u 500 bales of wool were sold, com
prising Port Philip and Adelaide. There was O
strong demand, and rates were very firm.
ditto az 20 TO % Sales IA, 500 lbs.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
Fine and medium fine, 23c heavy, &c; black,
bury and dirty. 8 TO loo of.
DIV fint, is pounds aud upward, lO@l2xc;
dry kips lOdl1c wet sailed 5(d7hc green butch.
er hides, 5ka6e all damaged, wet OF dry. hall
price; Deer skins. SOC; sheep skim from 2S@5ot
each.
BEEswAx-l4 10 1sc per pound as per color.
TALJow-In barrel 4kcs in cake, Sc per Id
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IEATHER ASP sADDLERF.

THF ieafher. saddiefy ana shoemekers ind
inr trade Of Dallas eEcceds that Of nny o be-
ETH d. the s.ate. and T. only surpassed b q
I.rIiE west - ne Mississippi river The husI
ue-s dnne IN leEther alone has assumed rIrurnr
f1rrIs MA lnrrlr than any o. ruuI1 surIfcss
VIE L nd acuueiried vim o. -rta-sire irnns
nrfinrr here ir this llne o. uerl.-H alwEyl
hid fte-nstlvEs IN reEdlrlas o. rrr re ar
f|1Ils fI1urff IN 81 Io1ls 81 teu f'-leels. Treg
f1ift ~ several - n iErresr tsr1efies a. n !
rrr1rIt-v. ard 80 ~ rlrE p ~ t1rs
wlfrr ffrr rI-urlIsa - cu rrlEr q rrr -
rirer 1rTuhe- IN ne alltt ~ Fe1. 7 90 y
o. - frllIrr SO rs.r- 80 = ur1afrr a
fea1r-s frrrr nt-rEf uert D. s1t..li1rre An :
iIr-fnses arf a-rnrrfnr - sI-HultI a-le-r.
frIrts ere r.er1r q. r'rr-ntir1t-
-r-naT's crC-aTlCrs.
rc-r IKarEEe Dar-Ec. 4 T'Efr 80 = n g
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DRUGS.

THE trade i'll drugs to-day is about an average
of the past two months, and shipments have
been more than usually heavy. Prices are steady
but firm.
New York adyices summarize the latest
changes in drug quotations as follows: The job
bling trade in most of the leading staples seems
very fair, but very little is doing in large way
on speculative or trade account. Prices are
showing only moderate fluctuations, and, as a
rule, seem quite steady. Old opium is not offer
ing now at less than $40, duty paid. but $3.50
seems to be the extreme for new. outside lots
of p. & w. morphine still bring SC over the
manufacturers price, and So so is obtained for
r. & s. Foreign, in eighths, is frmer at 81. 400
AS. On quinine there seems to be no change
whatever. the dealings being on a moder-
ate scale. Balsam Peru is shade easier
some holders now quoting sl25, though
others ask as high as SL5o. Castor
oil is unsettled and weak, with sellers at as low
as u IL to u 3-4c torcases. Gum arabic is more
in buyers favor and offered at 81 to 81 i-2c for
first picked, 81 to q 1-2c for second picked and
l6 to 6 LIE for third. picked. AssafGtida of best
quality is higher and very firm, with 20 to 24c
asked inferior kinds can be had at II to 13c
Gamboge is also higher and firm at the advance
81 05 to Sl.20 seeming now the lowest figures Oils
citronella, pennyroyal, and peppermint are a
trihe lower. Pink root is in more ample supply,
and is now offered at Is to 26c. Canary seed con-
tinues in sellers favor; a few small lots of
Smyrna could be had at 81 20 to 81 49, but +
round lots sl.S0 is the lowest price named. Aloes
are still scarce and very firm,
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Tho exports ~ provisions tallow and dairy
products ~ January and February are valued
dE H. Il toudcfmsn, secretary Of The ~
Louis Fork packers association, reports ihe
stock NJ provisions here on the 18TH Inst ~ lol
lows Pork 500 barrels, lafds, $50 lietceN
sides all kinds 0,Slg,O pounds shoulders,
100000 pounds hams, 8,9go,mW pounds
There Is one thing we take IT, EurOpenn
equal the wcstphnlian product. Recently IN
Hanover German count fined merchant 1OW
marks for daring 10 put The .MCsphhhhn
brand on American hams offered by MN lOr
sale.
The New York Commercial Bulletin sayS u Is
| probable that the summer supplyOf lard VIII be
smaller thnn for several years, ia
over and the increased consumption OF
| lard and bacon will begin all over the Chris,
| tian world. To meet that demand. the world
| has II stock less than last year by bO,' 10000
| pounds of lard and 10000 900 pounds OF bacon
! that being In round numbers the amount OF our
| short shipments in little over -four months
Gme Europe has some Increase in her home
| supply, but not enough to Offset in any con
| siderable degree her short receipts rom w.
Last year our exports after March - suddenly
| fell OIL, owing to the French decree and over
stocked markets. After that date the weekly
exports for the whole season did not average us
| much oflard and bacon as we are now export
| ing, and we look for larger exports after that
| date than last year. The shorts in wheat ana
corn at Chicago are now suffering severely nj
| the hands of the longs, and the continental par,
| ties who have been reversing things, ana sOld
| lard for future months are not without appre'
hension that their turn Is coming, and that when
the time arrives for them 10 deliver they may
have to buy at much higher figures.
| In Chicago mess pork for April delivery opened
| at 1905 and closed ut i715 twenty cents above
May delivery at II % and the last sales were
made at lI3I l-o.
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A New Era

A New Era.
The true secret of happinc Is feet
Joy life, and attain competency and c0n
tentment. The martyr " dyspepsia n
continual misery, is without nope in 10
pursuit of business or pleasure. and realizes
that existence yields only IN ure But q
new era has come, and good ;a'th IS as
sured, with positive relief from the Ills OF
indigestion and torpid live, By thc use OF
DR.. Acder's Dyspepsia Tablet They are
very nice, try them. Only % and 80 c7nts,
Patterson & Cy., the Peachstone Linimc1t
men.
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Provisions

TfrEEE we're larger irnusaet1rs IN TI0Tisious
tu-frr and orders from ever clreftl11 uE-t
rrrrarnflr hHnrT The rsurIunr - Clftle .,
mn thri fri fel car b found IN the cruItrg an
really prime nnf1liiorl- arl untli my h1Ft
fr-iI.ilef| a. rrsss. nests VII have ~ aetirs
rrIr There j nr aflrErrf - r rrartrr ~ 4 err
~ f.srllr arl On sali rresfs. ln syupsftg Yin
n n1rnrre IN keusas CITY arl lhlcAlls an
r'-ilTs are am 81 uuolntiuns-
r0-uET crOI1Tf0rs-
parrr-Irrr clrar ri1e4 y ~ l4tr shr-t
80 nj - 80 49, -f.E tacrr a. ia
LIZ farr-lalE 80 e1ea. II anori go.
49, 4Carssrrsf Il ~ ~
- T--rl r hrn tr--el feel
- + L. 70 81 ia e. rtflfa
- Tr-t J. r~rr-ie1 q.
e. - 49, ed-r-es q r.arlt 49,
- u $3.50 g.
60 - Trt.l -t1t1f l1ri
- nrffr fr-r- o. 49, rrIlr'l
y - r-TI -rIf ~ 4 u llrt-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE boot and shoe trade Of the city Is assum
ing larger proportions than heretofore, and vii
shortly become one Of importance 10 Dial
las. An exclusive wholesale house in this line
must soon build mp a heavy business for itsel
and prove Of benefit 20 all other branches.
The latest advices from Boston state that the
boot and shoe manufacturers continue fairly
busy; shipments Of boots and shoes TO point
outside .Of New England, 81 g33 cases, aRains
81 32B eases for the corresponding period las
year. The general outlook for spring business
In wholesale branches Of trade Is considered
more encouraging than n fortnight ago.
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Are you disturbed At night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and cry
Ing with the cxcruclating pain of cutting
tceth2 Ifso, 60 at once and get bottle OF
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. II will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon IT, there is no mistake
about II. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you
at once that II will regulate the bowels and
give rest to the mother and reliei and health
to the child, operating like magic 1t is
perfectly safe to use in all cases. and pleas
ant to the taste, and Is the prescription of
one of the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the Udited States. Sold
everywhere. 20 cents bottle.
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COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, March 20.-The demand for dwelling
houses has never been 50 great as NJ the present
time in this city: Strangers are interrosatne
r rtabie residences in good localities can be
procured IL IL passing strange that our real estate
owners DO not erect houses foi rent c0ntaining
from four 70 eight rooms, aud finished mp in
comfortable and convenient style. There i nc
other investment which pays better. II a. well
and unless there are some steps tnken soon % pro
vide Dwellings for families coming here 70 re-
main. numbers viii be compelled 10 make Their
ai,ode IN come other l0caltics where houses car
be obinined There is,nO doubt Dallas vi receive
and SUMMER II those seeking homes are MOI
forced away for reasons above given. his u q
subject that should clsim the attention Of ever
property owner IN the city.
CHICAGO furnishes rarke. for everything.
from uiufenfherr on the last Joint - TURKEY 70
auh6le menagcrie, with vel established prices
We cgfy from the iuter-Ocean me follow ns
ed thifken and turkey body feathers are dun
''Puiuters or fesfhers from The last JOINT 81
turtey Nlng, Ar about usele.s and have no
ar yery fair sale and steady. Qu0tati0ns sre
Prime I've reese. according % quality - 70 -
old miEed f'.afbers 10 y 90; nhned 9sese 10
dmk IS b - duck feafhers. straight % %
~. chicken body. dry picked. % e D.; chics
fss1g senlded 2 b e.. turkey bOfT. % -
turtsT tan. .'e9-ding . Gus ~. ~ = - ~
Lei wing and tail rrired - 10 y.
prrrrrrz resfrriny wnr active On fI depart
rrIr-It1 rrf Notwithstanding The fnat tllf even
fr-Tner ard rInnier On TIE cOuufry j. urlrlnf
fiIIl fne weather ia preIiarlng their gr0unds -
rIarrflrr an rrulrr the retail trade was nrief
II rfloI-aaIr lines there wee large transactions
erf shfpreur heavy. ernl1 anl Iru1uce
s-1--.rs m IIuslr buf fhe supply y ail1uf equal
~ r-I 11r.1 rernanfs Pres hC-tver fJr corn and
r.rfr fr~s . drurrnrd ten1eury Erf sfgw
rrIrff n Iir ulr ne lar - days cfcte1ls nrs
So r.-r-e nrIf fifIr rrld rrir9 = 81 = e1rE az
- - rIrrIfr fr IRE maize Cod hrfIer
49, = a. 49, anf u m r1of tenna1lf- rod
fs1nrrf i rrticel fpr 1'1iatues grd siru1g fsl-
Al - ~ n lrrlr-rrf frrIrr ecrflrrIf ars lsr-
- aIIa1f talrE rTiHeg ~ rfTInerr r-ulucil.
CO. ar.lIeE TrF nd or rf ne Darrtt -
- - - rnrrffl nrf trker ffaelr. Tte-t
e = go r.rrlrl 81 rlIIe -. nrl nt tIEt
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23

We recommend Carter's Iron Pills to
every woman who is weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who have
thin, pale lips, cold hands and feet, and who
are without strength or ambition, These
are the cases for which Carter's Iron Pills
are specially prepared, and this class can
not use them without benefit Valuable
for men also. In metal boxes at so cents.
Sold by druggists or sent by mail. See ad-
yertisement elsewhere,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23

A CARD.
Tc all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc., 1
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send a
self-addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T.
Inman. Station d. New York CITY,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-03-23
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