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GROCERIES,.

SOME of the heaviest shipments of gro
cerles ever made from this city TRANSFERRED
tn day. A large amount went east an
south, us well us west. The market here, as
well as elsewhere, is steady in price. Pola-
toes are held very firm with an upward
tendency All kinds of country produce is
III demand. Chiuhrns are firm at 2.75d3 20
per dozen. Eggs are plentiful and prices
have u downward look. staple groceries
are firm.
In New Orleans the raw sugar business
was very limited and prices are nominal; re.
hned sugars are generally dull. There is a
very limited movement in Brazil grades OF
coffee, and large operators are conspicuous
py their absence from the market,
me people OF this country are great CON
Sulners of coffee, and to such an extent does
collee'drinkiny prevail that We consume
near.y ono.nalf Of the commercial crop OF
.ne world--in Other words, nearly one.hali
OF The surplus of coffee. producing countries
iinds its market In the United States. COT.
Zee may be considered our national hever.
agc, IN the same sense that tea is that OF
Great Britain.
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
,OofrEE- Rio common, t2A ttltc; nir 3,nliy
sn snS lils TO ~ Laguyra II To is,; Java, 2sS
=, Tr,s-lmpcral sO@esc Young Tyson, ,oaeo,
oolong, b@eUc Japan, 60es6Se.
,,suGARs-we quote Powdered II Ne crushed,
~ GRADUATED, ilkails; standard A l. lOa,
extra l0A Louisiana white clarified. ION ~ II,
yellow, clarified, 10 Sl0As choice. iplsc prime
MoLAssE'-Louisiaus choice, 70 prime zoe
fair tn good ei h. 1rc.
SWEET porArOgs-ISdsl o. per bushcl
kicE-wholcsale, ~ to s
Alr-ln barrel - M liverpool In sacks si7b
a, oSicNs-Red, per barrel. s. IS iosi O. yellow
forATnEs-pcotloss 81 q, to "a nor b,i. carly
rose, 81 80 Ter bbl
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RAILROAD NEWS

| There is a rumor IN circulation IN NJ Cor,J
would soon acouire' a largo interost i, ~.
Tbs track. io,nr,S can, -, A.
Central has bscn movndp w "" VIC me a;ai,
, two miles from paso dei Nort. py NJ SHY
cont;nmes w. nroS oo ue' Ho ,h me WORK
mile. per day '''' VI WV
The Mexicon emnlovos a., "a. co,u,
Pacific railroad nn ScSt;ou Us' ame ooI'nern
of Yuma have been d,charseJ a., on "i9 rh TesV
men nut in their nlaces anu 0i''''A'
gos,on railroads are understood % ho.,
been in confercnc. with thn H I.0ou W na.e
ears GIVING riso :. raun, D os nlalia
SSogn,;s,;ons b.,,ro iIpoi,s vi IinP9r1aht
linytom and onino,, nr 'I oi;a n nho puI.
santa Fe "'' VI H'0"iso"' ioPeAa
The El paso Transfer comrorv hoo hoo,
granted the nriyiIern Of hriJs;,, 'a H. ' pin
tt;rands AZ tbst nnint Il, 10 ~ Wy M. .
Tho comnnny 70 hn;,d .au inoune'V,l VI
structure st an e,rIv da,. hAhusoiie iron
Tho en.;naor;nn n,r 49, ., A., N
Te,as g. Me,icane r rU;ipS VI onu Wv iVrk,
toria last SatnrJay md ,,;,i p, ,,r ~ VIZ
tablish n permansnt snrvnv p az ~; W es,
west of Victoria in The SireS,ion " I'm pro nU"u
v;lle " AZ '"e "'ieo.ioh oi prowhs-
THE The imme,se Canada p,o,ao, .,,.
tho Assinahoine vii ha "u,,I uke across
short time md ready sor no M ~ very
pany has already niied nm twsn,y no NIL oo" ~
material consisiing S Of r uI s"en.y niles Q,
ties NJ Flat Creet The n r ,'sse,gs anu
MINIS of The iracL WI" p,SSsen. western TER
s.nain. tnrw.r5 ,,o,oni az t"e Present rave OF
Jinicni,v in n ca,,inu ~ unere WIN DE no
miles nv Nav is, "h III 'u'"o'eh' ior o"o
Over 9nc ,bonsard r,o, o.o -. ,.,
tho Nav Meyico g r;no m,e ~ MorN upon
,woon Tho S,nte pj,.s anI "a. ,an.u" u %
The Galvcsion iisrr; CIV oviSSu''on,
roilr.ad nysects 90 s,rr SV.'Em en- h'''" .'
pcs river on 1n Y '' ~, Junction
mon VII ilI, o ~, yJy ~; ioree oi l"'l
nf ihc rnaJ ~ vns, ~ f ~ e"e CONSTRUCTION
I, j. unJer "tSo ~ ,h ", u ,hn ,,.,. a.
cihc roiiro"d Viii nova ,, h ,nc oo m,n.,G "a
Mabonn cnnr" "i ~ 'V ,ho " Jo,.I,e'eu 70 the
ioin ths Somiborn p ,n oo'o'auU, a,,u ther9
to uun,in,,tnn 700 S roan. u pun proposed
Son n"onin bmt ,hey rn;oo "so Ny me 1ho 4tvn,-
P H tpvVpiv, su S MN reJvg'vu' Inc Little
VII VIII ~ r Snr I l loau u 10 DC placed
c m,,,i n,v Sa" 'i n lile III the new
uaro. Iva Ia r,dv 'vvsors Spear frost,
have lSen niacc ~ " cu onI 'on u rrn;nCsco'
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building Material.

BRIcK-At the kilns 10 $40 kiln run.
sroNE-At the Dallas Quarries, Sc per cnhiC
loot II for foundation; l6 for wall and 25 fol
dressed front
LuMBER1Yellow pine, rough 50 25 per lOC
eet over "a feet in length: 81 SO Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 81 rs; a ceiling
81 ceiling, 81 90 yellow nine
siding 81 white pine ceiling 81 rs frs,
common; white pine siding, first common, 81 so
ASH and walnut flooring, 500 per Thousand:
poplar, dressed both sides SIS: rough walnut
sl2o 10 loo Common doors, 81 SO to $3 sash, 81 %
TO 90 as to size " -
sHISGLEs--lellow. pine, 50 50 to 4 25; white
pine, W 80 TO - 90. Cypress, No. /, IS; No 2,
"a 90 Nos, SO %.
PosTs-Cedar, Sl2 So Boise dare, SIS.
LATHs-s3 5000 per thousand
CEMENT - Rosendale, 80 rs; Louisville, s. so
Portland s. So
PLASTER PARls-Per barrel, SiC1i so.
HAIR-Per pound, 7Kc.
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inch, S7kc; inch doc; inch
ceiling Joint 81; 6 inch cap SOC; inch eiljng
Joint 81 -; inch cap do. Coo.
DRAIN PIPE-3 inch, Ice per foot inch. 2Qc
inch. S79sc; inch, 40c; inch, soc.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
VI 25@l s. per gal. All the tested and standard
makes are ON sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAp-Strictly pure, 81 81
LlME-Coopered, Austin, 81 per barrel: hulk
y SG benson car lots, 9Oc; per barrel, 81 Is
Dallas, in lots, 20c; per bushel 25c.
LINsEED olL-Raw, Coo; boiled nc.
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Shareholders and the company itselt
hold 100000, which il could sell If So
disposed, To-day all of the branch roads
~ missouri, Arkansas and Kansas in which
the Frisco Is largely interested were con-
sonuateu under one head, the st. Louis &
can FRANCISCO assuming the Indebtedness
OF the whole. The Texas extension will
Immediately be completed, and there is
not likely to be any change whatever in
tne present management of the road.
would Is merely interested in what he con-
sluerS good property, and about in the
same proportion that he is interested in
!ne Ohicago,. burlington 4 Quincy, the
Aenver Il Rie Grande and other roads in
which he figures but does not control
captain Z. ". Rogers, general manager of
tne San Francisco, left St. Louis for New
orr, having been summoned there by the
heau officials for a conference.
IL Is believed that the Central Pacific
oakland Terry depot, which was formally
opened with n public ball, not long since.
Is the longest of any in the world. The
Iraln sheds on either side are ego feet long,
d Inc Two open sheds at the sides are each
Soo feet long. The total represents the
original estimated length Of the whole
building But to these were added two
tnnlrtyleet sheds, or, a, they are termed in
tatlIoau phraseoiogy,, "bents,"' so that the
total length of the depot building is close
upon 100 feet. The breadth is o4O feet,
The, mole is $3.50 feet long from the Oak
land shore. For distance OF 800 feet il
is wide enough to carry four railroad tracks
and carriage-way, or width of about one
hundred feet Thence to the end of the
mole it increases to a width of $50 feet. Ii
is estimated at the offices of the Central
Pacific railroad company that over one
million cubic yards of earth, gravel and
rock have been used in the construction of
the mole
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vital huid passing unobseryed I'm the pr,,s ana
man other diseases that lead to INSANITY and
ueatn, The medical gentlemen eonnected with
,ne ulsututlon are graduates the best eel.
,,eses Vi Europe and this country and have had
agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
a case OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
ulnuer their special advice and treatmentl will
n cure, or for anything impure or Injurious
iound IN II We treat all private diseases sue.
cesStniiy without mercury. CONSULTATION
rkEE. Thorough examination and advice. An.
GUIDING analysis Of urine, S.. Price of VITAL
hhsiokAIIVE " bottle, or four times the
Of price, G. o. d. secure from observation. ana
IN private name if desired by English Medical
institute No, us Olive street. St Louis, Mis-.
souri,. Postofllce box, 2i60. -''''
Wholesale agents, Williams Tollive, A
Walker Dallas Texas.
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-. Aoid-Benzoic pei ounce SOC; acid carbolic sou
lb acid sulphurc, 5tolOc perlb: acid tartaric Is,
per ID; alum, 4a5c per ID. Ammona-carbonate
&c per ID; assafptida, 25c per ID: balsam co
pabia 65c per lb; borax. Ice per ID: blue vitriol
i0c per lb calomel. Tc per h. calomel, (EnglishJ
cinchonidia, 95c per or cRloroform. q
cents per ID; choral, hydrat, 81 75a2 q
per lb;cream of tarter powder Ssa4Oc per liz pum
opium q 20 per ID; gum shellac, 55c per Id; NOR
phine 81 90 per or oil bergamot g. IS per lii
" & w iodide potass, So IS per Id; P& WI
qunine sulphate, 81 IS per or seed
caraway, l5c per ID; SIENNA, 25o per Id
strychnine, crystals, 81 GO per or sugar lead, 2s
&c per ID. Spirits turpentine 66c per gal
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ymentp-Eiuc Cent Column
Iloticcs.

NollIh-Adverusement may be HANDED into
- our business Office up to Sp. m. and into the
conhpoSlng room up IN a. M
NorlCE-ro CONTEMPORARIES for the
~ erection of cold storage wareroom and ice
house combined, in the city of Dallas, will be
received by the undersigned until February rs
iSs2, all bids must be in writing; the right 10 re-
JeVt any OF al DDS 10 reserved; plans and speci.
hcations can be seen at the ofiice OF
jSi.lot w X WuFrr ocr
NorlCE-A liberal trade will be given for n
l residence IN pleasant part of the city. con.
mlnins SIX or seven rooms Address Residence
,h@ALp ounce. j29-u
NorlCE-Dallas bird store of Richard Geisert
~ dealer In AL kinds of imported and lomes.
NC singing birds; also white rabbits, Guinea
PIGS, silver and gold fish, aud all kinds of bird
iood ana cages, cutie fish bone bird powder
bird tonics and birds bath and feed cups, can be
got AZ the lowest prices. 500 Main St j27lw
NoTlCE-rwo frst-class hotels, and 100 desir.
able lots, in the town of Wills Point also
SIX well improved and unimproved farms on
terms, or exchange for cattle, will
also contract TO deliver from one 10 five thous-
and head of mixed cattle in the months of April
and May. j2S-lm JNO. A. O'NEAi
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AlcoHoL-s2 10 per gar as per high wines.
WHlsxY-Rectifed, 81 O5@l So as per proof
sour mash one year old 81 CO. two years old
xlra oldwhisky, sta5, as per age.
MlNES-Claret IN case, sSGa5, per quality; On
tawba,per gal, 81 1901 so; Port 81 2O6s; sherry.
per sai, u 2O@S Madeira, per gal, 81 COOS; while
wine. in cases, 81 OOG6ln.
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum h Co, s26@2o Held.
SICK. in bask et S26@2s; Krus, in basket s260S2s.
Domestic champagne, s7Gl[
ALE-stoek Ale, per doz, 50 1902 25; Porter,
per dor, So l5602 IS
- BorrLE BEER-St Louis quarts, sI2; pints SIC 80
Budweiser. own size. Sl2 so; pints, Sll 0o Hub
Punch, $40 per doz. w ''''
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PEAcHEs-None in market

PEAcHEs-None in market
NoALlfokNIA PEARs-sS to Sc per box.
pkANSks-LouiSiana, S. 0Aas5 SO per box.
LEMoNs-sicily, per box, IS 90.
,NIuIs-Aimonds, sc per pound: Brazil. l0,al2
. per pound; Italian. none: peanuts. Tennes'
per 100. ~ 0NS' "
DATEs-ln trails sc per ID.
PEcANS-llc, per ID,
FIGs-Regs lSc. LAYERS lsc per ponnd
GRArEs-Malaga grapes. per Dbl $40
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, lSr
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3D. avs - "
HEMLocK-Best buffalo slaughter Se good %
best Matamoras 90 No, ., %; good damaged, "a
OAK HARNESS LEArHER-No |. S7@Sgc; No, 2
30
iENLocK-Prime. S5 do good. s3 do No. 20,
FRENCH CALFsKiN-sl q 10 | 90 according /,
quality
PHILADELPHIA CALrSRIS-No, /, 81 10 TO %
do No. 2 81 to 10
PHILADELPHIA KRIS No /, $50 TO 81, accor
ding TO weight
SHEEP SRISs-TOpping xxx per doc, $40 90
Innings, white, NNXX IS ~. rtlsscts 66OS
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mrdiral.

Illustrated Marriage Guide. 40 pages cloth
and gilt binding. so cents same in paper cover,
Scents; Manhood, 10 cents; womauhooa "a
cents pamphlet cents. securely Nailed. nv
mail Send money or postage stamps. Dr
WHITTIER, the great specialist SIT ST Cbsr,s.
street. St Louis Mo
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a never-failing Cure
Tor nervous debility.
exhausted vitality, sem.
'inal weakness, sperma.
torrh@a, LOST MAN.
HOOD, impotency, par.
alysis, and all the terri.
Bile effects Of self-abuse.
youthful follies and OK.
''esses Of maturer Year,
|--sneh rs loss of meme
DRY, lassitude, nocturnal
emission, aversion Of SO,
ciety, dimness of vision,
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Iron. Nails, Wire. Etc.

Ros-.wo quote merchant bar 20 rates; Nor.
way and Sweden, loc
Pow SrEgL-Tc
wlRr-smooth wire No. O. 5Hc, Nos. 10 andi2:
&c; No. II; &c; Jappaned. barbed wire, gc; gal.
vanised barbed. loo
II DRsg SuoBs-pcr key, g. so
hoRsk snoE NAiLs-per boz, IS lbs, No. 2.
q 90, No. s 8 IS No. G. &C.
NAiLs--From iod to Cd, sL25 rates
TIMERS STock-Block tin per 10, s0c, tin
plate, ilx2o @ per box; q ilx20 sS do. | <,
81 10 zinc, iec per pound. solder, i5c per ID,
sheet Iron, &C per pound
ANrs-per box. e. bOtaiO so
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


HAY-Dark, s6go; bright sl2 FROM stores
prairie, baled dark, slO@l5; bright sl6@2O
bright free on board, car, sl5; dark sl2.
GLRnAN MiLLEr-We quote at 81 % to 81 Is.
Garden, Sc per paper. RETAIL wholasoi, " ID
Dc per paper.
CorroN-At the oil MILL IKE per ~ nel
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Fine and medium fine, 23c; heavy. lie: blach
bury and dirty. 3 to loo of
Dry flint, IL pounds AMI upward l0@i2Yc
dry kips, loGllo: wetsalted Toxic green butch
er hides, 5k6D6c; all damaged, wet or dry hal
price; deer skins, SOC; sheep skin, srom 5@5O
each
BEEswAN-la to lsc per pound as per color.
TALLow-ln barrel, Axe; In cake, Sc per ID.
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iiuggies, .pring Wagons, Etc.

ShAFTs-Si@9; poles S9@l5 per doz
BuGSiEs-6rade and spring, top, 100000 do
omen, E0@So; do side springs top, slOO61ls5; do
side spring. Sl4O@20O; do phaetons, Sl5O@2O0
bump seat buggies, Sl75@250; platform springs,
sllO@l2G three spring wagons, s9O@Il5.
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Coal and Wood.

CoAL-lndian nation, 80 per ton.
CoKE-50c per barrel
WooD.-Oak, hickory and ash, 90 rs to a. OK
per cord. Sawed stove wood is retailing AZ the
rates of s. 90 to so per cord.
CHARcoAI-65 cents per barrel
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Fish and Oysters.

FisH-Red. sheephead and trout, 1OXc New
Orleans red snapper l5c; Spanish mackerel 25c.
UNI, i5c; extra select 6Oc Matagorda and Ber.
wicks bay, 81 so per hundred.
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GRAIN AND BREADSrUFPs.
Continued from Sixth Page

Imported: Xxx, per cwt ss IS; XXX, s. eS
NANN' 81 30 choice family, 81 Is fancy,Si IS
CoKNMEAl-fer Dusnel. 81 TO-
In Chicago February wheat opened al
1.SO, and ON seo4pd call declined half cent
but reaction tccurred and it closed al
1901, an eighth sJ-a cent above Yesterday
For March the market opened at 1887, and
closed al decline OF one cent, 1871. Corr
for February opened at COZ, and closed at
COY, an eighth OF a cent over the day before
For March IL opened Al 6ls, aud closed al
the same figures.
The exports of wheat from the United
States during the year 1880 were about five
times rs great as the exports OF wheat from
Russia Tor the same year. According Il
the Russian government returns, the ex
ports ot-wheat from that country during
the year 1881 were 80, S36, SOP bushels. Ac.
cordlng to the returns of the government OF
the United States, the exports of wheat
from the United States in The same wear
were 1865, 365 bushels. The figures tor
both countries show the exports for wheat
only, Hour not being included. Taking
Hour into the account, the difference in
favor OF the United States is still greater.
since the export of the latter, in.
GLIDING flour, WAS about 40, 0OO, 900 bushels
in 1880, while that of Russia, includins
Hour, was only about 32,3O0,00O bushels, or
less than one-tiith OF the export from the
United States
In 1878 Russia exported 90, $4,000 bush
els, or more than any other year for the
past ten years This amount includes flour
reduced TO bushels, and is less than the ex-
ports OF wheat alone, flour not included,
from the United States for either of the
years 1879, 1850, or 1881 In 1873 the Rms
sian exports of wheat were a few million
bushels greater than those of the United
States, out in every year since those of the
United states have beeny very much greater
than those of Russia.
The acreage sown in wheat in the Austrs-
Ian colonies in lSs0.Sl was 3,376,92S Weld
ing ii ,56S, 92S bushels while in l870SO the
acreage was but 2,H3, 1874, which yielded
3b,Slb,93J bushels, showing marked in
crease IN The acreage this year, and an
equally marked decrease in yield, as Gem
pared with last year.
Wild ducks are making sad havoc with
young grain in Colusa county, California,
On one farm they have nipped the blade.
from all the wheat sprouted on one thous
and acres.
=. Louis mills produced l III $50 barrels
sl hour last year, against 2,077 ,G25 in 1880
and LIP $40 in 1879.
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- Sc s-iss~@.~e-~--@n1
3oardtnp.

BOARDING aud furnished rooms at ils Ross
ID avenue. j3l.lw
DoARDING-l want nit place 10 board my
~ wife and little son; everything furnished
home and he prominently looated; am willing
To pay what Il is worth, and will pay extra when
am In, which ~ four TO ten days each month.
but everything must he furnished -1sood, lights,
and fires built aud want to commence the first
day, OF February. Address t., 800 Griffin St.
Dallas, fi.lt
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Cast 81 per hundred; stove, IS cents wrought
soc 70 VI per hundred; brass, IS to $40 per hun
dred; copper, $40 TO u so per hundred; zinc ant
cad, o. per hundred
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We make the following quotations
RAisfSs-London layer new per box. a q,
layer 81 20 to a2S
BASASAs-rer bunch. 81 90 toh
GREEN Arrirs-s5 80 10 Z 90 per barrel.
CuRRANrs-Sto SIC.
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Moasses barrels, 81 90; half barrels, 81 25; kegs,
75e; sugar barrels IS; halfbarrels 49, hoop poles
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CHioKEss-we quote ut 81 zoos on per dozen
turkeys 5O@75c, prairie chickens, 81 per dozen:
quail 81 2S per dozen, wild turkeys, 70cOtl %;
rabbits, 75c per dozen; squirrels, f5c per dozen
ducks, large, e. 80 small, 81 ~ vonisoi, Sc.
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lect IS; XX, s. IS. "
sA WED FELLoRs-tx to 2ls, 81 rs per set
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Good Reasons FOR the Doctors FoIth


MONROE, GA, March %, 1850.
.. we nave FOR twelve months been prescribing
swiits syphilitic Specific in the treatment Of
SSypniils ana many other diseases for which II
Is recommended, and the results have been
most satisfactory, not having been disappointed
~ ~ a single ins'snce We think, for ali diseases
IL Is recomlnended 70 cure. II stands without
peer, and that all the medical profession. Will.
sooner or later, he forced to acknowledged II in
the treatment of Syphilis as a sine qua non.
J.. GALLOWAY, NJ. d.
j. t. ROBINSON, NJ. d.
ATLANTA, Ga, May q, 1879.
., one OF our workmen had a bad case OF Syph.
us OF nye years standing, and was cured en-.
tirely with "swifts Syphilitic Specific"
n WIN. II. Il II. W. HOOPER.
g., Proprietors; Atlanta, Ga,
sold by oil druggists. Call for a copy OF
Young Mems Friend" mo ~,
Price OF large or regular size reduced 10 Al IN
per bottle, and small size, holding half the
quantity, price 81
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PRlNrs-Frcoman's 81; Lodi 81, Gloucester
pa harmony, ~; Cocheco, 7: Merrimac, Z;
Greenwich, q; Allen, Ga; Albion solid, O. Pea.
,p1uy solid o; Peabody black, Ga; Simpson
oiaok, %; simpson mourning, 4 Gloucester
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTIcs-Augustn. a. 7aI,
Indian Head 81; Swift Creek, I'd 7; Ftna,
Ill -; Edgcneu, Al ~; Cabot, ID ~
Derby. 81, 5A Glendale, "a, So; Natchcl
81 6S; Charter Oak. "A, AZ; Lake ,;eorre
~ q Great Western, Al, 50; International
FINE BROWN DoMEsrIc-Lake George. TX
la vest Sh; Pocanontas, 0; Great Fans *;
Peerless, 3D., >; Plum Island, S; Atlantic, sn;
Greenbrier, 81, va
BLEAonED DoMEsrIcs- 1914 Sunny
side. %; Holmesville, ~; Forest St,; Rig Bon.
aanza, rs, Ga; Auburn, So; Lonsdale, i0H;
Lonsdalo, cambria IL Wamsutta. 10; New Yo1
NILS ~; Diamond I'M cambria, OK Knighrs.
cambria, 81; Hero a. o. Hero. rs s. Ballard
vale, Cambridge rs Z Peerless, 81 5S,
DuoKs-ArkwrighL l6, Ettrick, 500, II: stark.
S-oz,lt stark, lOoz,lg Savage S-oz, IL, lIampden'
brown and drab 90 To- Hamden XX do, l6I:
Boston. 1907, brown and drab Tx Montauk. "a
inch, 2& No. s i0inch,, Az No, s. So inch =,
5ISi Gold Medal Blue AZ; Lion, brown and
drab. IL
PLAID osNABuRos-Delta ~; Economy let,:
Ottawa, 50; Michigan, So; Belle, *; Wood.
lawn, 81; Catawba. "a,
TlCRlNG-AmOSkeag AGA, 1876 Hamilton IL;
Hollywood plaid, H. standard z, 10; Easton u,
vh omega, lGt
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Poultry md Game,

Eeas-2Oc per dozen
BurrKR-Nor,hern 95@2S Texas, 2002Sc.
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DRY GOODS.

., Regarding the New York dry goods trade,
the Commercial Bulletin of that city saws:
silks have received more attention from
large, buyers, and a considerable business
was done in fancy summer silks, which are
generally held at an advance of from Is to
2Oper cent upon last years prices. Low
grade black gros grains are also higher than
last year, and medium and fine black silks
are hrmly held, as are desirable colored
silks. Black and colored rhadanes were in
fair request, and are likely to continue in
hvori 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 are relatively
lower IN this market than at the sources OF
supply abroad, quotations are firmly main.
tanned. Fancy dress goods have been in
Irregular demand, but there was a fair bust.
fabrics ~ s''e
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EoR SALE.-A farm of 100 acres OF rich
l. black soil, situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas One half In a fine state OF cultiya-
ton, balance pasture and timber-a nice, new
dWellihg' with smoke-ho and other out
houses, and well of excellent, everlasting
water-onercd low and on easy terms by
JONES 4 MURPHY,
Land agents office No 700 Main street
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k'ok kENT-Two or four rooms at 62s Ross
address Box 22l. fIot
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Imported; Xxx, per cwL ss IS; XXX, IS 6S;
XXNN' $ 90 choice family 81 Is fancy,A IS
CoRNMEAL-fer ousnel. 81 10
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Fok sALE-LAND-0OO acres of good black
land; 800 ucres In cultivation. with all neces.
sary farming appurtenances; sell cheap.
S, ANDREWS,
uZo'u Fl Worth Texas
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EOR sALE-Farms for rent or sale situated d
l. miles from Dallas. Comfortable houses;
plenty OF water. Also 70 acres well adapted to
fruit vegetables, or MELONS Address q p.
Bowser BIG Elm, Corner Market street nny2G