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Georgia raised less than 2,OOOOOO bushels
of oats in 1870, and in 1850 the production
was over 10000 bushels.
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT-Sl GOAL 25. As per grade. Nicaragua
81 90 to II on street. 40 from store.
CORN-in ear 30; shelled corn, 81 90.
OATs-ln bulk, G0c,
RYE-Scarce. We quote per bushcl 75MS3.
BARLEY-Scarce. Good demand, 70 Il l5c
BRAN-we quote at mills, 81 2O@l .; in store,
sacks, 81 40.
FLOUR-we quote City Mills as follows: xxx,
SO 20; xxx, 81 G5; extra 81 TO-
Imported: Xxx, per Cwt So 90 xxx, S3 %;
xxx SO so choice family, 81 90 fancySi 20.
CoRNMEAL--Per bushel. u 10.
The receipts Of grain to-day were confined
to two carloads Of corn, one from Kansas
and the other from Hutchins. Prices are
firm at our quotations, and few loads of
corn and oats would probably bring an ad-
vance on our agures.
In Chicago wheat was active and adj
vanced one cent over yesterday. For
February on first call it sold for lbs, and at
the close brought 1.28g. Yesterday it closed
at l.27I. Corn opened at COZ for the same
month remained very steady during the
day, closing at COZ, the same price it
brought last evening.
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Bntcg-At the hlns 10 giO kim run.
srOyr--At the nnllAs quarrlos ~ per cubic
foot. II for foundation; 10 for wall aud % for
LuMnEi,-Yelow pine, rough, 81 p per 100
feet, over y feet IN length, 81 30. Matched and
dressed n0orng aud finishing, s2 7b = ceiling
AZ. ceiling, 81 5J yellow pine
siding 81; white pine ceiling 81 10 first
commons white pine siding, first common, " 20
ash and walnut lOOrng, 500 per thousand;
poplar, dressed both sides So, rough walnut
tll5 TO $50 Common doors, ~ 80 to 81 sash, u -
to D 90 rs to size III.
pine 50 90 to g 90. Cypress, No |, 10; No =
/ 81 80: No ., 50 -,
PosTs-Cedar, sl2 5G Boise dare, SIS.
LATHs-s3 b0G4 per thousand.
! CEMENT - Resemble, g. 70; Louisville, 81 30
Portland, So 30,
PLASTER PARIs-Pcr burrel, sl@i so.
! HAIR-Per pound, nc.
/ CEMEET FLUEs-6 inch, 371Sc; 7 inch 10c, Inch
| ceiling joint 81; inch cap SOC; inch cling
! Joint, 81 %: finch cap do. soc.
! DRAIN PIPES inch, ldc per foot men, NC;
| inch, 371Sc: inch, iOc; 5 inch, SOC.
/ MIXED PAIHTs-ROndy for use and oil colors
! 81 25al IS per ga All the tested and standard
| makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
| WHITE LEAD--Strirtly pure 81 50.
! LIME-COOpcrcd, Austin, 81 per barrel bulk,
81 so: Denlsou ear lots. 0Ur; per barrel, 81 25
| Dallas IN lots 20G per bushc! 25c.
| LIEsEEp Outlaw Nae 'ol!"6, nc
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eRAIS AND BKEADs1UFFs.

Btr1EF Il q successful crop in Texas and
risids almost ns abundauflv a. oats, and
tivays brings better price In California
dusfrv. The Chranidle says the Eastern
farmer. who. when be has q fnI crop o.
rr-n. raises 90 90 tons 0f pork. bacon and
lard f1r erriori, and 1000 tons more f.
hume CONSUMPTION. looks With something
Ike contempt on the small demand f1r bar
ler. Which outside q this ouasf. j. usel
only in the manufacture Of beer. AID lelres
fhe dirty u Supplying thar ar-iele very
ifrnia clries s+lii higher rnrk lsIa bar
lr Sfaie than she dos g. q uleEi 3lte
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IlrIiyS

@Acid-Ben2oic pei ounce Soc acid carbolic solu'
tioh soc; crystal 6jcaS per lb; acid citrc 75cpel
10; acid suiphuric 5tol0c per ID; acid tartaric 45c
per ID: alum, iaLc per ID. Ammonia-carbonate
z6c per ID; asSaf "tida, 25c per lb balsam co
pabia 65c per lb; borax. Ice per lb blue vitriol,
lOc per ID; calone ) jc per Id: calomel English)
cinchondia, CSC per or; chloroform, 0G
cents per ID; chloral, hydrat, 81 75a2 %
per lb;cream of tarter, powder 3Sa40c per ID: gum
opium, 81 20 per ID; gum shellac, Doc per ID; NOR
phine, So 30 per OF: oil bergamot S3 % per ID;
oil lemon SO Is per ID; bromide potass 40c per ID,
P IL w iodide potass, So 35 per ID; P IL w;
quinine, sulphate, 81 So per or. seed
caraway. 15c per .lb; SIENNA, CSC per ID;
strychnine, crystals, 81 60 per or sugar lead Csc
per In; -four sulphur, 5G6; per Id: salts epson,
&c per ID. Spirits turpentine 66c per gal
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PROVISIONS.

TIE receipts of hogs in Chicago for the
week ending January II were 225,OOO; cor
responding time last year, III ,G22; subse-
quent week last year, 1884, 600. The chances
are as much in favor of decreasing as for
increasing the previous figures Indicated Tor
the shortage Of the season, !, 10000. The
last few weeks of q season are liable to be
disappointing, but they have as often ex-
ceeded expectations as otherwise. Total
packing to date at all points 10000 hogs,
against :. 165,O0O a year ago. decrease OF
$4,000, or nearly III per cent. Last week s
exports of product, 100000 pounds under
corresponding week last year, but the arti-
Gle of lard showed an excess OF l,6JO,-
900 pounds. Since November l the ex-
ports of lard, 81 100000 pounds, against
Is 800 900 last year, decrease of l7,5OO,OOO
pounds or the product of 100000 hogs. The
bacon and pork exports l2l 100000 pounds,
against l70, 1OD, 900 last year; decrease oS lWl-
600, or equivalent to the product OF 4l5,OOD
hogs. The aggregate shortage i'll exports is
about Is, 100000 pounds, or the product of
1870, 600 hogs. As compared with year ago
prices of live hogs are SLIGO per 100 pounds
higher, or 81 per cent; mess pork is Si4O
per barrel higher, or nearly 81 per cent;
lard is $3.50 per 100 pounds higher, or %
per cent; sides S205 per 100 pounds higher,
or 80 per cent.-say general average OF
80 per cent. advance over prices current
a wear ago, while the production shows
reduction of Ia per cent. Last years
average cost of hogs was 3 per cent. less
than the general average for the ten pre-
ceding winter seasons.
In Chicago, mess pork for February
opened at $l7.2O and remained unchanged
during the day, closing at the same figures,
and the same price as the day before.
MEATS AND LARD.
BAcoY-Long clear sides, l11ac short clear ll9i;
breakfast bacon lie.
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The Best and Cheapest Hedges for Farm

Mr.. J. V. Lattner, OF Waxahachie, has q
machine for trimming hedges and also
setting and making bois dare hedges.
Has on hand large stock of plants, which
he will sell reasonably, and will deliver
them. VIII guarantee hedges to turn hogs.
Refers to Messrs. John McComas and Watt
Caruth, Dallas county II. III. Dunn, John
Williams, j. II. Files and Others Waxa-
hachie. Address j. ": LATTNER,.
WaXahachie.
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Total SL1,bN .bNb W
The product for 1850 was given by Direc-
tor Burchard in his annual report as So
100000.
The increase in wealth in Great Britain
for the last ten years is an index TO the
enormous advance of the world in material
emolument ; for what is true Of the United
Kingdom in this respect is true OF every
progressive, civilized nation. The national
wealth of Great Britain increased from
5,SS0OOO,000 in 1870 to LS,l2OOOO,QOO in
1880. The British have built, within the
last twenty years, 100000 houses, rebuilt,
or replaced, 100000 old ones, and added 80
per cent to each house in the last twenty
years.
Sixteen out of twenty-one Massachusetts
cities report smaller debts than one year
ago. Among these is Boston, whose in
debtedness is $2i, 2iS, 0iGGO, against $780,
Cos, 456.4l at the close of 1850. There has
been an increase in the valuation of prop
erty, and the appropriations for pauperS
have not been exhausted in several places.
Only three cities, On,the other hand, have
= Increased their debts.
PLRIs, January l3.-The budget for 1883
is nearly settled. The expenditures is esti-
mated at 1892 600, OOOf, being On increase
of rs 900 600 francs compared with the eX-
penditure estimated for 1889. The increase
is accounted for by the desire of NJ. Allan
large, Minister of Finance, to insert in the
ordinary budget many lltllS lllllltItO hElli-
ing in the extraordinary budget. The
revenue is estimated at 2,07600O,0OO
francs.
The individual deposits in the four ma
tional banks at Nashville amount to S3,7O2,-
S3l .62.
The Western dis;ilers are going to make
a vigorous effort to secure from Congress
the total repeal or a large reduction of the
whisky tax
The public debt Of Tennessee is 4 little
over $25,0OO0OO,
DALLAS EXCHANGE AND COIN.
Buying Selling. Buylng. selling.
Ny tx h@HPar6 Z | st. Louis 81 aiIar0 =
Chicago h@2lPar@ " O.....Ao1 = Par@ a
Galveston y ParM llou,ton.h Parmh
Exchange, all points " to 4 discount Sterling
sight s. ~ Francs, 5ad TO- Marks. p
Trade dollars. o.. .9ycis. Mexican dollars. scots.
Mexican halves. JCcts. Mexican quarters. ljcts.
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w BARToN J. S, DOWNS. OLIVER TnoHAs
], w, Barton & Co.,
1872 ELM STREET, DALLAS, TEXAS,
rTNHE STATE OF TEXAS,
L To the shcriTor any Constable Of Dallas
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.
SOLE PROPRlETORS.


COunty-Greeting.
whereas, oath has this day been made before
me by { A. Heating that the residence Of Peter
Barrey and 7 A. Barrey il unknown. lou are
therefore hereby commanded that You by
making publication OF this writ in
some newspaper published in Dali
/ las county for four consecutive weeks be-
fore return day hereof. summon the ssid Peter
/ Barrey and A. A Barrey 10 be and appear be-
fore me at a regular term Of the justices Court
for Precinct No ], in said county Of Dallas. 10 be
held at my Office. No. 81 Main street city Of
Dallas. county Aforesaid on the 30th day OF
January. lss2 then and there 10 answer the
complaint Of stone & Heating, firm composed
Of John stone and G A. Heating. for the sum OF
seventy dollars. due upon two proinlssory
notes executed hv said Peter Bar.cy rnd + y.
Bafrey % said siOue 4 ksa ing. one for ten col
lar- dated Alny j.. 1872. and due on the Ut DAY
Of January lss0. and one inr tie sum oi sixty
dnllars dated May 18Th lh7a. and due lsi day q
August ssh with Interest due on both notes ~
fhe rate Of u PER cent per Hnnum from date. ana
rlr reasonable attorneys fees. o. provided for
Dr. snidrb0Ve described notes. and iQr The Fore
closure Of o. lien 0n or Champion 10 Drop
urr and Mower combined
re-sin fan not frl due return make 81. The
] w directs.
Isl Given under my !rnl this 20.h day q
] ecembcr. l--l. W. u. EINAEbS. T
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Iron. NaIIs. Wire. Etc.

1EoS-we quote merchant bar. &C rates Nor
way and Sweden. lOc-
pLoW hTEEL-lc.
WIRE-smOOth wire. No. SIC. Nos. 10 andl2
&C. No. y 5c iappaned, barbed wire, PC gal
! vaniked barbed. Toe
HDHsE sHOEs-rcr ker g so
HOHrE sHOE NAue-Pur box, 3 lbs, No. Z,
IS 90 No. 81 % No. g. ~
NAms-Frorn l1d to 81. eE25 rates.
TINNEH's eT0CE-Bluck I'm per u. SOC tn
plate. lfE1 g. per box; q ltN21 g do. x
tll 81, zinc lZe Ter fuuud. solder, lao lier ID
sheet iron. CSC per pound,
AnEs-Ier boa. G. balo ~
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TnE last dispatches from New YORK re-
mort efnnhams rerr active Prints On I'M
proved demand. Brown c1tt0ns fairly act
I've and stocks light. Bleached cottors
quiet safeeus ard corset jeans In steady
sale and light Duck denirns On large nrla
steady movement. Cdffuua1es I'm moderate
iurufrv. Eerfurkv jeans sluU. erceff 81
-r.5rirf rnakes LndeTwe1r ru1 husierr IN
rlri-e movement Tlarnels ruiet. Cob
in voolans in iielf inquiry and ruarEet
rery steady o. firm
T1-r1rs CrrrHri1Es-
r-r---s-F--r-a-r- 81 If.el 81 GIru-ertr-
g. HnrrrrrIr. Fis O. ben I Lerrlrr4-
r.-rr--rfflt = Alar- 81 stlr- srlil. q -
fr.fT cid e Feaholy t.aeE ~ urs1-
Hrarr EErur s-11s-l -r-s'l - -
frfirr HasI 81 sulI 60 ~ = ~
fs.-f.- ~ -a- Elrr1rir. 90 fa- NEt1rel
81 q. ChE-l- 01E. - - L-tt ee1-E-.
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IrcoHSi-s1 = - ga e. ~ hirh vinss.
WrIrrrr-F IT'D. tI Gel 81 q - proof
49, 49, rlrr rfar GA q - 40 reErF ull
a. r9FI - tfIree Tears cd. = 80 - fArfI
rtra rlfutisfr. ftri. r. re- 1re
wrrr.-lrr-ff Or fnss t11t rtr rualI-T- o.
trrta - rrI a lfIrI - ffrA = - rre-frs
~ - g E1rr Mn - - O 80 49,
l.rnrrr rrr-rn.aa Mr- " 49, FaIf-
81. r. trsfel tssle E--r II $50 go.
- sises..li ~ - "a q feaz rus=
s---1r f,1rs.-s, Los rr--,l 81 rs-rs-1 e.
.nss-.is-. ~ - 81 ia 81 81 H-i
Pa o. ~ t1L
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Fine and medium fine 29c; heavy, dc; black
bury and dirty 8 TO loo OFF.
Dry flint, Is pounds and upward, l0@l2kc
dry kips. l0@llc: wet salted, 7@716c; green butch
er hides, 5H@6c all damaged wet or dry. hal
price; deer SKINS soc; sheep skim srom 25@5O
each.
BEEswAx-14 10 lSc per pound as per color.
TALLow-In barrel 4JSc: In cake, &c per Id.
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/ still have at my nursery, on Houston u
Texas Central Railway, one mile north of
the Union depot, 1000 peach trees, mostly
early variety Will sell them at 10 cents
each, $3.50 per hundred, 500 per thou
sand. Other nursery stock at comparative
low rates. WIN. BUsTRIN.
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FIsH-Red. shepherd and trout, 10hci, New
orleans rod snapper, l5c: Spanish mackerel, 25c.
Observation-Disclosures, per can xxx, SOC; medi-
um, 45c; extra select zoe; Matagorda and Ber-
wick's bay. 81 so per hundred.
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CoAL-lndiGn nation, - per ton.
CoKE-50c per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hickory and ash, So Is to 81 0,
per cord Sawed stove wood is retailing NJ the
rates of s. 20 to so per cord
CHARCoAI-05 cents per barrel.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


HAY-Dark s6@s bright sl2. From stores
prairie, baled, dark slOdl5; bright $1,000
bright free on board, car. SIS; dark, So
GERMAN MILLET-We quote at 81 20 TO 81 ..
Garden, Sc per paper, retail; wholesale Ia ia
&c per paper.
CoTToN-At the oil mill, l21Sc per bushel.
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Ne make fhe following quotations.
-aAIsIEs-I0I don layer. new, per box. - ..
aver g. 90 Oh ~
BavaNns-ref bunch. g. % 90 r.
GEEEg ArIIrs-ti 60 o. o. per barrel
TrrrnHTa-s Or Fl-c
FFacurz-Nnne m market
CffrF0rrIa rEaUs-sd o. Or Der tu1.
I0rl.siann. d ~ eti "a pr box.
LrruEa-zilllr. Der huL uL
NrTa-Alrnuu ~ raar ruuul. EraElL ll1 =,
fiHarfs IL Eur.leh WEluufs %. ID .clEs-nl-.
y rar rrruf- lirl1r uunfe fas1rll-is. Ieunes-
e. red sl-1- chni1f white. Zoe cDeuEuuts. @,
per 111
narEs-In frrils q per ID
pEraNa-f1r rar lh.
FIss-Eszs u. layers 1se pr pound
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


Tng New York Commercial buI,rlln s.
list Of large fires in ihs country "',I' ', ,'
ada I'm 1881. exclusive Oi fires "Nr'' I,' I''
portcd loss was less than 5000 MAKE, a
mention Of $50 fire whose a'grr l'' ''s. ""
the two nations was -1JuuWo ut "N "N'I-
age of $4,000 hy each fire. Ah 'N.Iu.'',
tion orthe list shows that 2D2 fires occurred
during the year where the loss WIS "'l"''u
so, 900 ana $4,000, cIElil""H' p'. "''h
100000 and 100000, iuE'E-''lt 100 w.,
5000 O01 and $500 OlI. twelve between H"uo-
nGn n,,J sInt or,. .fy between $4,000 and
81 O6n 01O.. and seven where the loss ny
cach vas oyrr "a .n.Duup These last, which
Nyron,.bt n waste of slO5Ib.OOO, were tho
foiloTir,, Ourlrc, 81 10000, Cincinnati
Il nn0 tnl. Chicago. 5ll2jOuW Michigan $
forest fires. s2.TJ.UOD; Ontario's bush hreS
81 OOOOOO IA very light estimate; New
York City Sl,25O'OOO and s;2oOo;u"V'
Am"rr fhc destructive single fires,
where less than 81 100000 worth OF
nronerty was turned into ashes, were
he following, in the order given Indian
onnlis S-OOUO. st. Louis, 100000; Phlla-
drInLiq 100000: Nashville, Tenn, $500
900! syracuse. y. Y, 100000; Peoria, H.,
$4,000: Clifton, Staten Island, $4,000;
Eas, Cambridge, Mass, 100000; Minncapo-
lis $4,000. BY these nine fires some
SL5Ol0OO worth of property were de-
SStrovrd Thus, about $1,000, 900 OF the
national wealth went out of sight utterly at
only sixteen fires in 1851. This would leave
S2OOOOOOO to be charged to the other 33l
fires. where the loss ranged between $4,000
and $500 600. 3. while the list is restricted
10 fires of $4,000 and upward, it is to be
borne in mind says the Bulletin, that the
smaller Kind of fires have not only been
unusually numerous the past year but
that the aggregate of loss inflicted by them
was larger than in 1880 by some $780, 600;
and, if we omit the st. John fire of 1877,
the fire figures of 1881 will exceed those of
any year since 1872, when Boston burned.
THE estimated bullion product of Colo
RADIO for the year 1881 is given by Denver
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Leather. Etc.
Leather, ETC.
LIE LEATHER oAK-EO. /, $780, No. 2 81 a

! SOLE LEATHER oAK-SO. /. $780, No. 2 81 a
| s9
HEMLoCK-Best buffalo slaughter, 81; good %:
! best MataInOras %; No. . 2s; good damaged, "a
] OAK HARNESS LEATHER-NO. /. S7G39c; No. 2
3Sc
! HEMLooK-Prime. Is: DO good. 80. do No. 3 SOC
FRENCH CALFsKIH-sl IS 70 30, according TO
] quality.
! PHILADELPHIA CALFsKIS-No. /, 81 10 to l 25;
/ do No. 2 q TO I 10.
PHILADEIPHIA KRIS No. l. Sc 10 81, accor.
ding TO weight
SHEEP sEiYs-Topping xxx per doc. $40 90;
! LiningS white xxx Is %. russets cas-
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cHIcKESs-we quote at 81 5Oa2 o. per dozen;
turkeys, 5Od75c; prairie chickens, - per dozen;
quail s1 25 per DOZEN wild turkeys, .70cdl o.;
rabbits 75c per dozen. Equirrels 75c per dozen
ducks, large. a. 50 small q o. yenisOn. Sc
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Scrap Iron.

Cast 81 per hundred; stove, IS cents; wrought
SOC TO 81 per hundred; brass, IS to $40 per hun.
dred; copper $40 TO u so per hundred; zinc and
cad, 81 per hundred.
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Coal aud wood.

Moasses barrels Il 81 halrbarrels, 81 rs; kegs,
75c; sugar barrels, 55 haifharrels, 49, hoop poles,
per 900 So
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Il To the -ir1iTur lhy Constable of Dallas
Wher5as. n1th he t-.is cay been Iuade before
me By Eerf'nc fhat fhe reriience ri
Peter Blrrer d. rrEl.1-u. 1nu ere therefore
lersbT e. commanded rIai san Ig making Hnhii-
al 81 fl.ls %. o. elle d. usf1lHer Iilullsllfl
iu d l-s county ~ illr cuueecufIre res-s ht-
O. re IRE return dEy hereof summon the sad
Peer BARRY o. BE- ard apuulr before me o. reg
uler term q the Iuefiee's COM for Ireclncf 10
y ir said CUrrIT 81 Dallas. Or D. bed li inF Of
Ore No. 90 Mlin sfreet. CITY 81 Dallas rIliliiI
Aforesaid on flt llfh Day n auuarg. l--- tlitl
ard there o. answer fhe complaint ~ sumo a
EHrfInE n firm rII1rri1lsed oI aufn rillg lnl z.
Eerriur fnr TIRE sum 81 ffiT-flur lr-lars an1
thirty ceris doe upon tr0 rroluiss1rF note. exc
rrfec 81 sid Peter nErrgT t1 SAD -iiine ae.i-
ins one SIX d1iiars anI eirhfy certs. l1te1
April I1fh 1ssl. nnd luf u d1T ~
Oaf1frr 1ssf 1ud rue f1r frrfT-tUg l1llnrs
ara fffT cents fnte1 Errcrniier I'm. ia. fn1
fne 1ef frr o. NOr r.ifr. lssl. win Interest one
~ fr.f noes 81 tts ra.e Of u re- ctff 1sr an
rrrn from cate rn1 81 raast-1-tle eii1-llfT
49, g. r.ruridsd 81 in rture 1cs1rIi.e1 mrs.
ard rfsl r-rI- r-Ia rrHr rrr1rrt - rrfls s''li
r-lT Delivered r. ErIlrlaff rl - -ar-i i1
re-T rra f1I- ite ll-afl srrr ri T. i'm cr one 81
- Bee rnr.I- ard rItIre rr
ifa-alr rlI M and due rl--ru lr-t r. -
Ir.sI f.i-ar r-1s- ~ tra1 tl.,s 80 ErT 81
rsrsrri.er ls-l VI N t- ANli-
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GROCERIES

THE rain and snow and mud haye not
caused any falling off in the grocery trade
of the city, and the shipments to surround
ing towns were larger to-day than usual,
Prices steady, with only few light changes
in fancy articles.
The following is a comparative statement
of the receipts of sugar and molasses in
New Orleans up to the 14th:
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COTTON.

THE receipts to-day from all sources
reached about fifty bales. Until there is an
III the roads there will
be very little cotton on the streets. In all
the principal markets of the country there
was no change in prices, although there
was steadiness observed everywhere.
Our quotations are correct, and represent
the ruling prices on the streets
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,n1A cALFsKlN-No. /. 81 10 % ! 8
PonItrr and Game.

EoGs-2nc per dozen
BUrTER-Northern. 2j92S. Texas 2oa25o.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-19

viii be seen from tho following Hist Of the
leading barley growers Of tho Union, taken
from the last census rcuuri
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-19

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-19

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-19

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-19

THE estimated bullion product of Colo
RADIO for the year 1881 is given by Denver
paper as follows:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-14

The records or the Secretary Of the
Tuhn;s comfy Board Of Health show
shnr for two months ending April 1T
thrrr were 5 females and 4 males born
III unnlingbnrr 2 females and 5 males
in Jasper. and 25 females and 81 males.
N orhrr raris OF The county. = total o.
- births. The following deaths were
reported from their respective town
khirs:
Will;nm Heitksmp. sge 81 years: Cas-
Ca'llaiinc Iiehour. aye wears, Marion
= ~ N.tsee. age 50 years. foor-hou~e.
John scales. age AZ wears. pavicss 90.
Jsrob lic~~e,ncr. age 30 years. Jefferson
Robert stewart. age IS years, Madison.
I.Urenrc Lsmpcrt. are2 years Madison.
Henry Hines. age % years. Cas-.
j N vckoUn. age S. years. Bainbriige.
4. Y Crsmcl<pacher, age Is days. Balm
bridge
Chrisfina Keen. see IS wears. Poor-house.
a siiil-born child Of VIM. Hinke. Cass'
Henry Wermiing. mouths Patoka
John Eisenhut, age 20 years HARRISON
Eu-e Winingrr. age Is years. Columbia.
Hattie A. Cooper. age days. HARRISON
Earhara Lanby. age 50 years. cambridge
A s,il.-horn boy Of Elijah Gates jefferson
John Brefr. age IS year,. Patoka
Mary Yochum. age IS years Cas-
yina Riley. age p years. Madison
James Campbell. age yesrS. Madison
A female with no name, age - years
Ferdinand
Ca,hariae Fi!Iigcr, ago y years, Ferdi
Josephine 4 Huffman, sss u years, Hall
a A'ii'-horn child Of II. Meeks, Hunting
burg.
JonsA. a. Conner, age day, Hunting
burg.
John +. Klostnan. age months, Hun
tincburx-
OTTO Landgrebc. are 3 years, Hunting
burg
WIN. B. Hufrhaus. age q years, Hun
tingburx.
Rcuh. p. Drsch. rs years. Huntingburc
barbara Schulsheis. age So years, Jasper
VIM n. BiSbsm, age n years,
John Miller. age - years.
Philomena Schenrich, age years
Margaret Eifert. age 6 months.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-04-14

GoIDEx WrDD1xG.-Somc twenty Of
the friends and relatives Of Jefferson Sea-
cnf and wife, OF Madison township, this
county. assembled q their residence on
Easter Sunday 70 celebrate their golden
wedding They were married IN Hsrri-
son county. March 1st, 1881, where they
lived ill 1856, when they removed 70
Crawford county. IN 1873 they had the
misfortune 70 lose their farm and home,
when they removed 70 Pike, and after-
wards % this county. Their union has
been blessed with fourteen children,
nine Of whom arc living. The aged
couple arc quite lively for people Of their
age, (73and 20 respectively and received
the guests II the pleasantest manner pos
sible, and entertained them with : dinner
that made them forget al about the
ahard times.7 g least for one day, and
The guests IN turn gave them several ap-
pToprisse and useful presents The
reason for celebrating the fifticth ami.
versary Or tho wedding o. Easter Sum
day. Va Misunderstanding II regard
70 time.