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HARDWARE,

NEw YORK is talking of organizing an iron cx
Chnnge. In response to n call signed by twenty
members ut the trade, preliminary meeting
was held at Demonicos last week. Different
plans were cunvasScd and u resolution adopted
10 appoint committee, including representa-
tiycS Of the metal trade, TO perfect arrangements
fora permanent organization.
AAcs-Callins', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar
Per dozen, 500: Diamond Edge per dozen
ShoycS aud spadcs-Rowland's discount ~
per cent AmeS list, steel goods, discount 10 and
10 per cent.
Rubber beltlng- Discount 80 per cent.
Nails-iai rate.
Horse shOcs-l75 per kcg.
Hore nails-Northwcstcn, No, :, $50; No. S
5.G per box
lron--ic rate,
s!eel-plow, 70; lay. &c cast, isc per pound,
sheet Irony II, &c; gdyansed, discount 80
per cent,
ssillets and lids, sc per pound; sugar kettles,
90 per pound
sad irons-l lie per pound
Tacks in boxes, 100 papers, 80 per box
Grub hoes-pcr dozen, 900; railroad picks
Matlocks-per dozen, 100
scalcs-fairbanks, discount ~ per cent?.
Howe, discount IS per cent.
Tin platc-L G., i'Nii, per box, SOD; |. C.. liS
~ per box, SEQ fernc, liN9o, per box, 80
fernc, 2ON2S per box, 1850,
Tinwarc-picced, discount 30 per cent
stamped, dlScOsnt 10 per cent
solder-No |, l5ci No, H. and IL, lSc pei
pound.
Rabbit metallic to l5o per pound
Mar Lead Lee per pound
No duck horse collars-i Is per dozen.
liames- loop LIS per dozen; three loop
$50 per dozen
Trace chalns-G L., $ . 4Sc per pair
Rack handS-,hrcc Inch, IS per dozen,
Clcviscs-9c per pound,
StSnl runC-QC rate.
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JOBBERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
NOTIONS

BARLEy-Scarce. Good demand. 20 II Zoe.
BRAE-We Quote at mills, u 2OGl %: In store,
sacks, 81 40 to 81 So
FLovn.we quote City Mills as follows; XXX,
% co. xxx, 81 65; extra 81 10
Imported Az per cwt, 81 Is; xxx, 81 IS;
xxx So rs choice family, 81 rs fancy. 81 Is.
In Chicago to-day wheat for April delivery
sold in the morning at LIS, and the last sales
were made nj l3i1i, the same figures as last
evening Corn for April opened ut 63ls
aud closed at ca, Il half cent above the day be-
fore.
A Liverpool correspondent of m eastern paper
says much treplda ION Is felt In the corn markets
on this side of trouble ahead ns trade continues
80 uniformly duh and lcthargC, thus preventing
spectators realizing. and, with the continued
mild weather the English harvest is considered
likely to be fully six weeks 10 two months earlier
and so adding further difficulty To holders of
graln'- Atprescnt lps are due of the coast with
oOOOO, 900 quarters OF, California wheat and the
fall In values since this wheat was shipped is
fully U.s. 50 that TO- 0O-quartcr vessel viii
deliver her cargo worth LOO less than when II
was shipped The continued large supplies of
lUdhu wheat accommodating here and ailoat are
also telling against American operators especial
ly as milers have gradually learned To treat the
Indian grain successfully. Like the cotton spin.
ncrs, when Indian cotton first came here, they
could not use II until they discovered that by
stenming the bales the lbcrs were opened. and SO
millors are washing the wheat and thus rcmOy.
ing the extreme hardness II has hitherto troubled
them with.
The last dispatches from Liverpool say wheat
was quiet and 6d.@ is, lover. There was very
indifferent inquiry for CargOcs. Futures were
sAgnant to-day. There was an average attend
ancc; wheat was In fair demand at decline OF
rates. In winter iouT trade S'''V was
better other grades were In moderate con.
sumplive request al late rates. Corn was steady;
old was scarce and Id higher new was plentiful
and realized full rates
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DRY GOODS.

Tur Commercial Bulletin vt New York says
The demand for foreign goods has slightly i'm.
proved NJ first hands, aud the jobhcrs have also
experienced n better business, hut operations
were not of such character US characterize mn
open market Medium and fine grades of dress
goods claimed fair attention, such materials US
cOlorcd cashmeros, check effects, nuns ycilings
aud belgoS meeting with marked fayor.l silks
were quite active for fine fabrics, and marked
preference was exhibited for morc,,
rhadames and watercd goods, while u
lair business is reported In Colured iOillcs and
low grade groS grains, Of which there is u lin
tied supply IN market Laces continued in
eScellont demand, especially Spanish and tor
ch9n laces, which sold freely at stationary
values Hamburg cmbroldcries were freely
sought for but the lmportations are yet meagcr,
and the advanced figures of the previous week
have been maintained White goods moved
steadily and housekeeping linens and hanlkcr.
chiefs met with equal favor The demand for
hosiery aud gloves was not confined To any par
ticular make, but was fairly distributed, and the
business In each description has been of fair
proportions
To.pAys QUOTATIONS
PniSrs-feeman's, 8; Lodi 5; Gloucester
q Harmony, x Cochcco. 81; Merrmac, 6s
Greenwich, Ss; Allen, 9; Albion solid, bs Pea
body solid, 81; Peabody black, bA simpson
black, &C simpson mourning ca; Gloucester
mourning en-
HEAVY BROWN DoMrsrics- Augusta ~ ~;
Indian Head, nj swim Greek, a. et; h!n@
Derby, 81 ~; Glendale, "a, 81; NatchcE,
~ 6S; Charter Oak. ~, Az; Lake George
T.. III Great Western, ~, s. International
~ sN
FINE BRows DoNrsrlc-Lako George ~
Harvest sH; rocahontas, y Great Falls. 7S
Peerless "a Plum Island, 4 Atlantic ss;
Grccnbrler 50,
BLEAcnKp DosNsrIcs- Social 10 sunny
Side u bonneville, az; Forest s. Bg Bon
ANA, 7-S 6s Auburn, ~; Lonsdalc 10y,
Lonsdalc, cambria, ~ Wamsutta. lS New yo'ss.
Mills, ~ Diamond liill cambria, ~; knights,
cambria, w, Hero. a., y Hero. ~ 4 ballard.
vale, I; Cambridge, rs !; Peerless, 81, OK.
Ducks-ArkwrighL 10; Ettrick, s.oL, ~ Stark,
Sos, l2h; STARK, looL ~ Savage, Soc, GS; Ramp.
den, brown and drab, 90, To- llamdon NN, do, ia,
Boston, 1904 brown and drah, IN; Monlauk, Il
Inch, 81 No 4 10 Inch. NV, No. y ~ iuch
s7hi Gold Medal Blue, lis; Lion, brown and
drab, H.
PLAID ossApupes- "; ECONOMY, i2,.
Ottawa Ss; Michigan, 81; belle, ~, Wood
lawn, ~, Catawba. w,
| TicKiSe-A moskcaS AGA, lsy; Hamilton u
Hollywood, plaid, IL Standard q, 10 Esston n
w Omega. l6A
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PROVISIONS.

SUPERINTENDENT MAXWELL Of the chamber OF
commerce, submitted q report in detail of the
pork packing In Cncnnuti for the past winter
and summer, showing decrease In The numbcr
OF hogs packed durins the past winter, rs com
pared with the previous year, of 1885, while
the decrease in tho aggregate gross weight was
Is, GU as pounds. The decrease In the aggrc,
gate Sicld lard was Gil5,b1G pounds: Of other
products the statement shows u decrease OF hnr-
! rcls Of lork, ll,glS, of cut meats, green weight
II, 100 $40 pounds
Packing operations in Chicago were conducted
| on very limited scale during the week lust
closed, and the aggregate business was smaller
than reported for many months. The mHiOrily
OF the houses are closed, ind those running are
cutting lust sufficient hogs 10 keep some orther
employees nj work aud supply their local trade
IN green meats Tile manufacture of product,
Of course, Is limited. and confined almost cN.
clnSiNrly 10 articles required for the domestic
lTHdc
Mess pork In chicago for Apdl delivery sold
on first call ut 1900, aud In the evening sales
were nude at 10, thirty cents aboy, ycster-
day
MEATS AND LARD.
BAcoY-Long clear ddcs, II 4, 10 l2c; short
clear ~ to IN, breakfast bacon u lie.
Day sALr-Long clear sides, II, short clear,
llAC.
HANS anvaSscd u to l3H.
LARp-liefcc l2AmlSC; half barrel 1901,
pals, o To 10 lbs, l3A@lio, 3 lbs NJ A@liA,
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LIVE STOCK.

fon the first time In the history Of British
Columbia, says tho Victoria standard. bccvcS
are being shipped nom there 10 the United
States.
Its said that "iu Iowa the demand for short.
horn bulls Is greater than the supply. Fairly
bcd young bulls readily bring 500 while males
good enough 10 place at the head OF herds are
puo,ablc NJ SEQ and 500"
Their viii be q greater number Vt fat four.
ycnt'old steers on the early spring market from
Texas this year than usual. mild winter,
good grass, and holding over frum last season
on account Vt immatuiity will cause this 10 he
cease; no weather yet TO hurt stock The fine
condition VI cattle everywhere IN Texas is the
universal report. The carly spring market will
ilnd many Texas raiscn ready with fat bueveS,
surely the lines OF Texas stOckmcn were cast In
pleasant places this season.
DALLAS LIVE STOCK MARKET,
BErf CArrtE-Corn.fcd, saish cents
BARN CowS-faI 2tm2a cents.
srecK-rcr head, si5asSG
Mich cows-with calves sesaslo
krRiS0rgs-rcr head, si0dSsO.
Hoos-Corn'fcd, 6G6S cents; timber fat isS;
stock. S6llA.
sassr-Nut,ou, sVSSs cents; stock, per head.
N,UnvlSl %,
iionsRs- Extra Enc, per span, sSocas,eo fancy
harness slslwS,VN livery harness, s15dsl56
farm, ssNasi ponies, slsasn
hulrs.kxtra heavy slssasNc medium scoa
Is small S0asih
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bgs o rs per box; X ID. bars, a rs per box; I Id
bars q IS per box Eureka Soap. q Us. Cy-

bars, y % per box. Eureka Soap q Is. Cy-
BEISs-7 to IKE per pound.
CAsDLEs-star. full weight l5H to IL
CHEEsE-W. X. 10 l-2 full cream 16.
HoxsY AND GRITs--S6 5Orper barrel
DRIED APPLFs--S@s1.
DRIED pEAcHEs-Unpeeled, none: peeled lie
per pound.
PIcKLEs-sli 5O@l2 per bariel half barrels
"a: firm.
Coal oII-iio deg Are test In barrels, i6
In cases, 81 so.
CLOTHES PIss-Round, CSC; spring, 81 per box
MEAsuREs--k bushel. iron bound 83 so 80.
dozen; wo-hoOp pals, 81 1G three-hoop, 225.
TuBs-Three nest ~ 25G2 IS; eight nest, IS Is
No. l. " 20 per dozen; No. IS 70; No. g. z rs per
dozen.
WASH BoAnps-wood, 81 IS; zinc, IS; New
Era, 81 50M2 20.
WELL BucKErs-si OO@4 rs per dozen.
PowDER-sG IS per key of % pounds; l2A, do
81 So, Ga do 81 90; blasting kegs, 81 90
sHoT-Drop, bag. 81 10 to 81 ID; buck, 81 50 to
24O
MAcKEREL--No /, barrels, 81; half barrels, 81;
kits sl@l 10; No 2-barrels, 81 so To $40; half.
barrels, 80 80 TO Sc; kits, 20 To 95c No S-barrels
Is To 81; half-baTrels s. to s. 80; kits, 75o TO
CAsDY-stick, 10 TO l4c pound Fancy, l5c
to 2bc.
LyE-Concentrated, So 1904.
RoPE-sisal, y inch basis, OK TO l0c; cotton, 10
OBJ.
MISSOURI CIDER-2563Oc per gallon.
VINEGAn-por gallon, 20GS0c.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45c to 75c.
STARCH-5@5hc
JuGs-we quote lie per gallon for glazed.
Crooks, loo per gallon for glazed.
PEACHFs-2 lbs. O. l5a2 Is; 3 lbs, ss6D3 40.
ToMAToEs--2 lbs 81 30G1 40 3 ID, 81 $50 | rs.
SAuER KRAUT .-Bbls S. 30 half bbls 81 So
CABBAGE-sl 90 to " 20 per dozen.
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COMMERCE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, March Il The question Of street im,
proyement Is still uppermost IN the minds of oui
people, aud II Is not confined TO any one class O
business men, but the determination on the par
OF all Is liked 10 east their votes for no canddat,
OF doubtful proclivliies on the sublest. II may
be well for those who think their personal pop,
ularlty VIII carry them through trumphantly IA
know that the voters Of the city will lay aside
all other considerations and act for what Is gen
erally conceded to be for the best interests OF
Dallas Questions which affect the whole coun
lry or, the state nrc not before the people at
this election, nor can the result he II what
lnny have any significance OF
bearing IN the coming fail canvass, The mat
iers TO be decided are only pertinent TO the ma
torial welfare Of Dallas IN general, and the pros
perity and thrift of her business men In par,icu
lar There Is hardly man IN the city In what
ever business he may be engaged. but what ha.
experienced the damaging influence of bad side
walks md impossible streets IN pursuing his oc.
cupation, aud no prudent business man wilneg,
lgctto provide against u recurrence next year Of
the same doplorahlc and shameful condition our
streets have presented during tho last two
months
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GROCERIES.

Ti,g four great coffee countries VI the world
nrc Rmtil, Java Sumntra and CcylOn, The data
and figures for 1879 show that hraail itclt has
produced an extraordinary quantity of beans,
Hitherto s)NVvt tons have been considered ~ u
good yearly figure for BRAZIL las, year the cx.
port alone amounted tn 25S,(01 tons Hut the
consumption Of coilec In the country itself now
amounts 10 600 tons raising the yearly
products Of nrasil 10 St,cc tons Fortunately
werld. coilec has grown into a
neccsslty IN the uni,cd States, and, thanks 10
this. It's pricc has rlscn, Although The soil IL
Bralil. especially for coffee culture Is very OK.
tensi,s, yet the dinculy u obtaining labor
daily beconcs greater, and this renders II doubt.
ful whether the above ngutes can he much TX.
tvnded, The crup IN Java and snma,ra was cs.
tlinaicd nj W GO tons for export; the consunp.
ton Of tho inhabitants, although tho popula'
ton u double that Of Brazil Il not half ~ tina,
lon, though greater Than that fissS shows q fan.
Ing I'd whcn compared with former years, thcy
wcfe usV nns exported ffem the island ihs
native consumption being .very small Coffee
j., tcsldcs, GROWN IN Central America, In several
Of the south. American republics, In the british
and other colonies of the West Indies IN liayti
Cuba Porto Rico Arabia, Mauritlus, Reunion
and along the northern coast " Africa, In Lite
TIA, and ,he African ives, coast In Maplla Cclc
aud. lastly, IN btltish India.
1 rorpArr QUOTATIONS.
| Corvrn-Rio crmmcn. iikaiac fair, ias@iac
choice ~ 10 ist LaguytA II 10 ie Java
JrAs- lmpsria,. toes& Young fyson. .cSeS
sveIrs-we suciel Powdered ,iNe crushed
nv, srsnulstcd. lisiis. standard A l. 10.
Louisiana white clarified, ioA 10 iovi yelic,
clarified. iosloxc choice LcuisianA &c prim
NclisYzLoeI.Is choice. ~ prime 10
swsrr fcrsrcrs~si 'sess % PET susAsl
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GRAIN AKIN pREADsrurvs.

riig receipts Of grain to-day wcrc light and
the few wagon. loads Of cats that wsrv eltred osl
the streets .wcr readily taken a. n,n .rtices
week by rail nom the surrounding towns and
acme Euoi orders have been rcccived nom IN,
rricvs are hfsn n The following quotatonsi
fo-pAr'e QvorAfioNp.
xnnAf.o @ea = - Per srAes Nicaragua
Qosn-In ear 49, shsllst corn, q "a
k7S-6SsrS w ssss ~ suAsl. sseA.
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Wines and LIQUORS.

WHIsgy--Rectifed, 81 loci so, as per proof
sour mash one year old, 81 co. two years old
" 00@s2 %; three years old, 81 50@S2 rs; fancy
extra oldwhisky, si@5. as per age.
WisEs-Claret, In case, S3@5, per quality; Ca
tawba, per gal, S0c@l so; Port 81 20Ca3; Sherry,
per gal 81 20g3 Madeira, per gal, 81 COOS; white
wine. In eases. 81 006l0
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum h Co e25@29; Held.
SEX, in basket SCOOPS; Krug, in basket s26@2S
Domestic champagne, s7@A
ALE-stoek Ale, per doz, 50 0o@2 25; Porter
per doz, 81 0O@2 %
;, BoTrLE BEER-St Louis quarts, sI2; pints $40 so
budweiser, own size Sl2 30; pints. S1i co. Err.
hanger beer, quarts, SIS; pinls, $3.50.
Hub Punch Sl3O
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j. W, BARTON,
J. :, DOWNS
the ATTENTION or
HORSEMEN and FARMERS

generally, Is called to Dr. G. X, Ellis Tonic
Cough Powders Tor horses. Dr. Ellis Is a vetrri.
nary surgeon Of IL years experience and the
Powders now offered 10 the public, are the result
thrvugh q long series OF years. The Powders
VIII positively cure coughs colds, dis,cmper.
hide bound. purify the blood, carry or It's gross
humcfe give the horse an appetite, and perform
up In l.pcund tin cans. and viii DO sent 10 any
address on the receipt u ~. 0Q. Or. o. Il. nj.
BIS ". Z, care W. ~ PATTERSON 4 Co d dnia
store III Lamar 81. Dallas, TEX. ms.d5w
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spcciaity-Nervous Diseases

and their varied complications including the
errors aud diseases arising from YOUTHFUL
fOLLlES, etc.
TREATMENT ny CORRESPONDENTS. DIR.
DAVIDSON has been remarkably successful In his
treatment by correspondence, but In nil cases
one personal interview should be had II posSible.
Dr, nayiesons valuable Medical Treatise on the
above diseases may be had free on application
TO the author. Dr. DAVIDSON may be consulted
nj No, Rampant street between Canal and Gus.
tomhousc streets New Orleans, up to the Soth OF
April after which his address viii be No, l707
olive Street. 81 Louis Mo-. where he has been
permanently located for many years
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We make the following quotations
RAislSs-London layer, new. per box. So 65;
layer 81 10 TO S25.
BAsASAs-Per bunch, 81 90 tO5
GREES APPLEs-s5 90 10 7 90 per barrel.
CURRANTs--Sto SIC.
PEACHEs-None In market
CALIFORNIA PEARs-S5 TO &C per box.
0RANGEs-Naencia, per case 50 5OtGsl0 CO.
Sicily, per box, 81 80
LEMoNs--Sicily, per box, 81 90 to IS co.
NuTs-Almonds, pc per pound Brazil, l0@l2
hlberts l5c; English walnuts. zoe. ID chestnut
imported lSc per pound. peanuts, Tennessee red
Toe; choice white, 10c coCoanuts, 81 So per 100
DATEs-In trails, &c per ID
PECAEs-llc. per ID
FlGs-Kegs, he. layers lsc per pound.
GRAPEs-Malaga grapes. per bbl., slU.
CHEsNUTs-lmportcd, lSc.
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DRUGS.

THE total value Of all quuinc bark imported
into London In 1850, was fl,ll5,5H The In
creased consumption Is largely due TO the Amer
ture The total annual production of quinine Is,
according to the Chemists Journal, 26S 100
pounds, OF which fourth is produced in Ger.
many, fourth in the United States, fifth in
England
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PHnApxLPHIA CALPsKIs-No l. q 10 10 Is;
do No. 2 81 TO 10
PHILADELPHIA Kirs.-No l, Sc TO q. Accor.
ding 10 weight
SHEEP sKiss-Topping xxx per doc. go 90
Innings white, xxx IS as russets COS
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DrS. s. & D. DAVIDSON,
Arrival In NEW ORLEANS, and Sixth Sea.
son OF Successful Practice.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

DR.. David DAVIDSON, NJ D., n. Y, and Giesen,
NJ. n c, s., London, etc. Lecturer Of Anatomy
aud Physiology at the Missouri State Museum OF
Anatomy, ST. Louis, bcgsto announce his arrival
IN New Orleans, where he may be consulted
daily at his rooms, No, RAMPANT Street. be.
tween Canal and Customhouse streets. oflice
hours: from lOa, III. TIL 3 y. M, and from Q TO |
y, M. Or. DAVIDSON refers with pride to his
successful treatment In New Orleans during the
last six Seasons.
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Buggles, >pring Wagons, Etc.

sHAFTs-si@9 poles, SOILS per dog.
BuGGlEs-Grade Band spring, top, s906l0O do
oDen S70@SO, do side springs, top, slOOdl35; do
side bar, sl009l30; do phaetons sl25C0l5O; A grade
side spring, sli0d200; do phaetons, sl506A2OO:
bump seat buggies, Sl75@25O platform springs,
sll0@l2G three spring wagons, s90@Il5.
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Cast u per hundred. stove, IS cent? wrcueh,
toc 70 VI per hundred, brass, d 70 eio per hun.
dred; copper. 80 ~ "a 70 per hundred rinc and
cad. " per hundred.
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Poultry and Game.

CHIcKEss-we quote at 81 1903 % per dosei
turkeys, 50@75c; prairie chickens, 50 per dozen
quail, 81 Is per dozen. wild turkeys, 70c@l 90;
rabbits, 75c per DOZEN squirrels, &c per dozel
ducks, large. 81 so small. 81 90 yenison, SC.
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MolGsscs barrels, 81 80; halfbarrels 81 25; kegs
per l,0O0 Sl2
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E6Gs-IUc per dozen,
BUTTER-Northern. 25aS0, Texas. 20G25c
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WAGON Wood "

sroKEs-From 2 TO %. inch, per set, XXX SO
ect, SO; Xxx. 81 rs,
SAWED FELLoEs-lK to "a 81 rs per set
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Coal and Wood.
CoAL--Indian nation, 90 per ton.
CoRE-50c per barrel
Woop-oak. hickory and ash, o. rs to 81 90
per cord Sawed stove wood is retailing at the
rates OF s. 90 to q so per cord.
CHARCoAL-65 cents per barrel
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Notice OF Dissolution.

Tho Arm of ] W barton Il Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The business wifi
he continued by J. 3 Downs and oliver Thomas
under the hrm name OF Downs 4 Thomas We
which they favored tho old firm and hone The
new one To receive and merit CONTINUANCE OF
the same.
J. W. BARTON,
y, 4. DOWNS,
OLIVER THOMAS
Having severed my connection with the nrm
OH. w barton n Co, | herewith tender my
thanks 10 my friends for their liberal patronarc
and ask that the same be extended " Messrs.
ready to deal with You In manner that will bc
satisfactory.
ml,'iw J.w. BARTON.
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Fish and Oysters.

FisH-Red, shepherd and trout, lOhc New
Orleans red snapper l5c Spanish mackerel CSC.
srkRs-Baltimore, per can xxx, SOC; medi.
wick's bay, 81 so per hundred.
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Building Material.

DMCK-At the hlns TO $40 kiln run.
sloNE-At the Dallas quarrics DC per cubic
| foot II for foundation; 10 for wall and 25 for
dressed front
LUMBEE-Yelow pine, rough. So 25 per 100
eet oyer2 feet In length, % So Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 81 rs; :. ceiling
81 :. ceiling, s. 30; yellow pine
siding 81; white pine ceiling 81 rs 'frsi
commons white pine siding first common, g. so
ASH aud walnut flooring SEQ per thousand;
poplar dressed both sides s55. rough walnut,
SIPS 10 100 Common doors, 81 so to 49, sash, 81 25
TO 90 as 10 size
.suNGlEs'-Yellow pine, 90 so to 1 2S white
pine, s. 80 to S. W. Cypress No. /, IS; No q.
81 10; NoS, So %.
posTs-Cedar sl2 so; Boise dare, SIS.
LArHs-S3 50di per thousand.
CEMENT - Rosend0le, s. 75 Louisville, g. 80
Portland, &c So
PLASTER PAms-Per barrel, &ia4 SO.
HAR-Per pound, 71sc.
CEMENT FLuEs-6 inch, 3Thc inch 40c; inch
ceiling Joint ST. inch cap SOC: inch eiling
Joint 81 %; inch cap do, COO.
DRAIN PIES inch, l6c per foot inch. 2Oc
inch, size. inch, 4Oc; inch, Soc
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
VI 25Gl 81 per gal, All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers
WHITE LEAD-strictly pure, 81 81
LME-Coopered, Austin, 81 per barrel; bulk.
VI 5C benson car lots, 90c; per barrel, 81 Is:
Dallas, In lots. 2Oc: per bushel 25c.
LlNsRkD oli-Raw, 69c boiled nc
Queensware
Assorted crates $40 TO So
Tumblcrs, 35c, to SLIGO
slohtWarc, per l,0O5 gallons $1,000
''ampN-B' H. sl7S; e. H., $50; q. S, T., $3.50