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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-18

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Those who were 70 faxtnnAsa % kn9w, ~ cumss-
qusAfix % love- this poSG wogsAg yozag hky wfm -
painsd % lsarnv O. 90 40 % cAsaalcs1 a. AwAsf ar
nd deafA She ded af hez Cd homs @ Lake Iamonaas
in his county, On tAe lHA W. ansga iasg - asi.ssl
illnen, dsrihg waieAk Az eesss szaEae6r "a %vssy
Christian virtues shone hreAfer and more lovely a -
approached the sld Of az her sznsring -.
Ma CnozAEzn was bon e. IL qzist cd psscsfzl
home, which the sce1e q her ~ nenn1s ~,
where - slvsd EFT ~ yoaAelk. an - - ps1kSaf
womAnh0od, the aes 81 thirty. called % III hsr
place In TIE ho@s psspassd ~ Tie basst shoEs--s
AT early aes che bscans ez8er - IL Mssao1ist
Chnssh, and Wa . eoasis1ssa - sss1plap cRssHa
to the lass; for whea In esid elm 81 dsah sssag
hs upon her brow and ths dnkess ks9f a - lie u
had come, - eAss % those ssog1 IL nm< -
stsnal evidence Of her faith and it szeiey Mise
her far above the fear Of dissolution; and while vssk
to give uterance to Tie wAs he Fsosaed - 80 20
lines OF familiar hymn and aaked hsr sister to AnisA h
for her, afer which sAs expressed heslf fssng
happy that abe wished che might ct thas v nosas
Like one who draws the drapeyy ef his coacA
About him, and lies down 20 p1saanzs eseama.T Z
she passed away.
The community win greatly miss lar. and m0en h@
oss N all eummuniriss DO when n plsasss an Anwias
God to take from is midst whose gentle s wss %
II both beautiful ornament and worthy example.
But while human nature bids ~ mourn her departure
let her friends and particularly her beeaved sister, fwho
her constant and loving eompanon) not fogs
that could call her back again to this cold and cheer
less world from place giorious, In ha<mony With
her spirit and where she herself ongsd TO
be, it would be selash in to do IL Though
Death lies on her. Ike aa uatiney t.os.
yet we hope sorowing family may And es@fat
ONE wzo LovxD HxR
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-18

II. q. =. Hnaasmnn, e % e1znsy, h -
Azesnels su.x = III srslzh - sA.ps sfa
caass. - heAes wids - - - ank wAieA b
thing e bsas,y ssd - bsen ppyset ~ -
sais ssa,gosf.s Al - Mr. Haldemen, Who b
not m@nssr a - New Yofk Olaos CD.
efhR, - denonslzated hat hi ml1gM q
bat nsy BE ssesasd q IL brisy desA M ~
has ju& rsszrned IN irip IN her upe md dewn
some strezms and aloae he coast On The 2oGh e
March he launched her in the 5awanase a Lila
vile and went down that river, hunting and
fishing On the way, TO Cedar KeyA Prom
this psinf he Ailsa - Crystal nvw which
he aseended- With The aid Of an OK team he
crossed to the head Of Homasasse river and went
down to its mouth, and from thence back again
to Cedar Keys From this place he lnrned the
head Of his craff on Tuesday morning towards
St Marks, at which port be arrived On Friday
laz, andreaehed ThIhmmee on Saturday, hav-
ing been sbssusa little over three weeks, during
which time he sailed over 100 miles He had
occasion to spook several sponge vessels on the
coast for snpplies of water(D. the crews Of which
were greatly surprised to ZEE such diminutive
craft 30 far from land, one skipper remarkine
that be would not trust himself To 90 ashore
in IT,"
The adventurous voyagef enjoyed the trip
immensely, and Is ready to repeat the same
whenever occasion calls for it
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-18
VIZ SECONDE PARTE

L Cousin Jedediah 800 All ye Men and women Singers.
z Worldlye one parte tune, (Auld Robin Gray),
Dufiful Stirabout
& Rusaia. An ye Men and Women Singers.
L Woridye two parte tune, THE MurmariDg Seal
Dufifnl Strabout and Doecas Pennyroial
s. Affecting one paTte tune, (Peter 0ayl,
Intrepid Barebones.
g. Anvil Chorus An ye Men and Women Singers.
Z Woridlye one paTte tune THE Maid Of Duudeel,
Jerusha Higginbottom.
& Affecting Narrative, Gas told By herssl0,
widow Beaoet
.. woridlye pArte tune. Cvikine and His Dinahl.
Intrepid Barebones.
10 Tune, ws'rs q NOddinD,
All ye Men and Women Singers.
IL Old Hundred All ye Men and Women Singers.
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Quotations of meats subject to change with
out notice. Bats, 104 cents, freight included;
Bellies. 1O4; Fat Backs. 1oa; Long Clear Sides,
lof; freight added, 4s cents per 100 pounds on
gross weights All meats delivered Ut depot
The above meats always on hand at
51-u Y. A LEWIS
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-18

April 1a 1852
GUARDIANS NOTICE
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN or RTEErIOKfO MAKE
Il application to the Hon. Wm- r. Byrd, Judge Of
the County Conn Of Leon county, Fissida, % the
20th day Of May, A ID. 1852, ct the City e Talla-
hassee In said county, for Gzthofity 81 e
divided opehfLh interest af, CazEi1 y 9Nber, In
wit: an that portion Of Sec. 80 Njzk bae&een The
lands Of Dauiel Felkel, o. the - ~ Of the
ThonasviIle road on The &C. nortA
tioa q de sW1 q he s ~ efsss 5. - <sss
Of tse cAurrh o. Also MI q See. -; "a De
W. s sf g ~ =, 2; !! Sc -; 49, g - -
sW1 Of See % -aad eEE e NkH, ~ HRk e
- = - = - A.H-MzNNING.
ouardian Of Carrie =. ewikseE, 3 niner
April 10, 1oo9-lm =
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-18

u FufSTE PARTR

II E1ksO1E AAbI =.
/ Anld Lang syne. An ye Zen and Women SIness
lnvftarioa. An ~ Mea md Women Singers.
Z One paEts time, (On TIE Lake Where DrOoped
the Willow .Rsbecca Anderson.
4. Two parts tame. DARBY nd Joazl.
RnfA Billings ed 1acoh Snodzrnss
& One parts time, RAEtie Of esoaiaetoal,
Infrepid Barebones
G stdks tAs Cynhal- An ye Mea and Women sineers
:. Woridlye one paTte tame, Bundle nd Col
4R Durothea Doojttle
Hapaichogd paFts piece Jeremiah TsWkesburT
q Wof1dlye one parse tune -Zenas Hodenoagh
10 Columbia, Gem Of the Ocean,
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THE REV. GEO b. THAYKR, Of Bour.
bon, Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe
onr lives to SHILOHS CONSUMPTION
CURE Sold By d. Lively. [eow
ARE YOU MADE miserable by indigestion.
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Yel-
low Skim Shiloh's vitalizer il q positive cure
Suid by H. Lively Ceow
WHY WILL YOU cough when ShiIoh's
Cure will give immediate relief Price 10 cents,
50 cents and 81. Sold by n. Lively. [eow
-sHIOHs CATARRH REMEDY DOS
tive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker
Mouth. Sold by NJ. Lively [eow
=" HACKMETACK," lasting and fraRant
perfume Price 25 and so cents. Sold by NJ
Lively. Geow
-SHILOH'S CURE WILL Immediately re-
here Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis.
Sold by n. Lively Teow
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint.
you have printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure. Sold
by NJ Lively Ieow
"A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price so cents
Sold bV II. Lively. Ieow
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Two Hundred Bushels Cow Peas.
Fifty Barrels Country Sugar
so E. a. AFFORD
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Notice Of Incorpcration.

NOTICE 10 HRaKBY GIVEN, THAT UNDER
IN An Act Of the Legizlatnre o. the Bxa1e Of
Rloriaa, entitled !" An Act to Provide 0anerHl
Law for the incorporation Of Railroads and Canals
approved Rebrnasy ~ 1q7k. Faud - amesAmenas
.nsrsto, &c saagsss Rsss ss..aee eSaPe.y
land Railroad Tor the purpose % eoanawuesing,
maintaining and Operating railroad for pahlie ne
point - Gadsdsn sDuat5s fleJldAv q L. sosn8nzy
inc between the States 81 0eorgin end F1orfda
through Or into shs counliss q 0aasaea, Lea
JefEerson, Maainon, Taylor, LnzhReete, Aaehun
Bradford, Clay and Duval, % . polnt - IT, O.
Johns river, In the county a DusaL eni1 roaA -
be about two h1narnA an1 tWsBw<18e4G<3en n
length HAMIE1UE pz2E10N,
.ss,siz45 -sset Ark oA8UOxuef =
J. J. DBNHR
W.T.. T0EEEA
45ss1Er>E@ II. ~ EAL9E
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-18

NIB All tho.e VII are 70 muche bleffed as to
have goode lunges and religious training are ex-
pected to ftand up and helpe fling ye LATTE hymne.
N. B. Forafmuche as ys younge women who
hnge are thamed-faced, ye younge men are de-
fred to locke awaie from them whenne thaie
fin0e
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CREATE
CONCERTEi


thss DoollEzle. Dose9 FszzyFoial
WOMEN 0MRGR8A
Dellvsn0ee HlgEins, Love SPARKS. Experience Bn-
n1gA D0rea8 Reanyroial Mistress Dorothen
DoolI1fle (she that was Danpasl Delight
Thkef, Betsy Batter Ta6, Datifal
ekiasbo1t, ThAahjey nzksss
MRN axMGwma. "a
Hveit-Down etickleAts. George Washington. De-
con Holdfast HighAyer, Intrepid Bareboaes.
oAlAthiel HigginboGt0m. Praiseworthy Pei
uboBe Hdbroke, AbijAh DooHsfie,
And eertAine other men and women folkes.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-18

ATLANTA, Ga, January Il. Is

NesHs Hntchisoa d Bn: Ishaye tesaed your
NeuralgiDe, both On myself ana On oehern, and
have found Il 10 be oil thai b claimed specifc
for neuralgia aud headache IFecommend Il 10 q
suffering public Yogrs truly.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-04-18
OBITUARY.

yet We hops her Borrowing hmy nay Ind sWeet 60
in the God who eonforted her. -
On. wao LoyxD HER
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
sAppLERY AND LEATHER.

DALLAS to-day has nine saddle and harness
esteblisbments' at least four Of which are on an
extensIve scale and all doing prosperous bus
iness The number OF saddles and the amount
III harness manufactured IN this city eNceeds
that OF m other cities In north Texas combined
Dallas saddles are more generally nsed among
cattle men than any cthors, ano its harness mas
: reputation coertensive with the state. ship
Ipents are made 10 nearly every town on The
Teras q Pacific road west Of here az far ns y
Peso and south 70 san Antonio Large amounts
are fe1f 70 New Mexico and the Indian Territory
me fnfIiIfies possessed hy manufacturers here
enable ITEM 10 sell 81 lower prices than other
l,r.iufs Tor they have al the latest improved
rnerhiues. ard purchase The entire rrOducis OF
s-.vers1 fanuerIes. Leather Il an important
fIreurh ~ this business A. are fnodlcry ana
sf0s-runkersf fndings and they are sold ~ ON
refinE prizes with larger cities, not estimatng
To-DArs QUOTATIONS.
soIE LEkrHrE oAK-Eo. L SEQ No. ~
Hruocr-Bs.s bufslo slaughter. - good -
t,ssf Nefrr1orne =. No. q - good daIneged, ~
OhF HaFrEss IEATaER-to. Z o5eesc 10.
Trruocx-rrsr.e. Is: 90 GOD. 81 Sc 70. 90
FEExcH CAIy1Kfs-ti = 70 - acc'f1hnE .
qusiity. a .. 80,
o. No q q n1t0 10.
PrrrfaDE14HrA Kr-s-So. / sc 70 u .. ec-
sTrsr srrrs-To,JlnE ky Per do5, So g
LEu.ags. wife. xxx. . - knssoiA %
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
FRUITS AND NUTS,

NATIVE fruits have been more abundant here
this spring than for many years past and large
quantities have been shipped north. bananas
and oranges are out of the market ana lemons
have advanced considerably during the past few
DAYS, with prospect of going higher. Nuts are
generally plentiful at former prices. Inc snip
ing demand for lemons and nuts continues fair.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
Z rslHs--LOndon layer, new, per boz. W w
siSE I. APPLES yew, per box, e5s75c.
UUREtr 's--s TO SIC.
T.tCHFg- % to Acc. per box, and 15c 10 l.lOper
busnU, fancy per box, 75c.
CAIlruSlA fEARs-None on the market
CPhE r.-NNcnCia none in market
LIvgaa-puf Ok, Sicily $l0OT Messiua,
yUrs- il.1orss, 2sc per pound; Brazil l0@i2
5nsris. lJc- Naples wainuts, l5c. ID. ohestnutsi
imported, none On the market peanuts, Ten
le5ee red lo9; choice white loc eocoanuus'
n .s-In trails, Go per Id.
PEG ST. -l6c. per 10.
FIss- Kegs. 1Sc, layers Is to.17c per pound
GRAPEs-Concord and California, sc per ID
PLuMs-New, none in mark {.
A letter from Buffalo fruit-dealer takes q
rather gloomy view of the prospect for apples IN
York STATE as will be seen from the following ex:
tract II begins 70 be Pres,y wen dSaS sailaye
A barrel maker here. who generally sells IRON
1900 to 200 600 barrels all through the state mas
| lust been the round and he reports very piue,
|
| no use for apple barrels this year we have
| thought the scare ever-esumated, but from III
We can gather the crop in this state will be small
| err than known for the past fifteen years. We
are MOI much interested now, except N ihe 'nrN-
| ing crop, which we had hoped would be very
large SO as TO give ms rap at low prices pu'
| the outlook Is certainly bad"
IL is estimated that there are in the peach-
| growing section of Delaware and Maryland at
| least g OOO, 100 of trees, and that the average
Weld will be about one basket to the tree. VI
course there can be gathered from some trees az
high as ten baskets, but when the non-oear1ng
| trees, as well as those not yet Large enough 10
| gather peaches from are considered, one basket
| 10 each tree is fair average.
| In 1875 the peaches shipped on the Delaware
| railroad amounted TO 4,300,t0O baskets, the
greatest number of baskets ever shipped since
| Inc growing OF peach trees has become one OF
| the great features OH the peninsula Inns was
estimated at about 65 per cent Of the entire p,o-
duction the other portion being shipped by
/ water or sold TO the evaporators or canneries'
While the crop this year may be nearly equal 70
that OF 1915 1t is not thought thal
the shipments by rail VIII exceed
| z 600 COO baskets, because the great
number OF canneries and evaporating establish
ments started since that time ut almost every pfin
cipal shipping station will Il Is said, absorb a
\ large amount Of the crop. Already the peache,
! ip some OF the orchards have been sold nj forty
| 70 fifty cents per basket delivered al the Gamer
| les OF eyapOr1tOrs
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
WOOL AND HIDES.

Wool Is coming In slowly and nearly al The
small clips In this section Of the state have iouno
a market Prices have declined a little IN sym
wool trade has assumed larger proportions thii
wear than ever before, and the quality hai
much Improved. Green hides are in demand
and especially heavy ones. Light dry hide
command regular prices, but are not sought AZ
ter as are green ones. Quotations below are INC
ruling figures I'm this market
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
Fine spring per ID, 2 TO 25c.; medium sprinf
per ID, % 10 &c; Mexican improved per Id,
| 10 lee: bury Of all grades 70 Be- of
Hldes-Dry flint sound and heavy. ~ 10 lfc
ditto Light 10 10 re, dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light IL 10 1lc. wet salt 70 l-2c green
butcheps 5 Ia 70 C. all damaged wet or dry,
half price. Deenkins, 20 10 &c eheepskins
70 SIC. fheariings. 70 l5e.
a wool pool located IN Boston, which should u
broken mp. OF made 20 understand that Ceorgii
wool growers can't be bulldOzed In the mhnnei
OF selling Their wool or the price TO be paid foi
the same.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
PROVISIONS.

Ftv persons even in this city have correct
idea OF the large amounts OF meats and laro
which are sold IN Dallas. Dealers here nave
,,,aaa such arrangements that they are enabled
~ sei al The same prices for which these articles
can be bought from the packers edding ifeigns.
ana whether prices north advah l1.
or reccde, the market here main IN
t - ,or,d locaiities For this reason Dallas
"a. become the great provision market for All
north Texas. By examining quotations here,
he state q the market II all me Packln ceApes
en- H. sscertained. We quote to-day:
TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
p.cos-Iofg clear fideA 1bkc fhort clear,
1eilc breakfast bacon lssse =. =.
DEY sAIT-LOng clear aces loc' soon c'e~i'
'a,ss,.-csuvessed 165s: Magnolia lek.
ISrD-TIerce lsEc malt befreL h5tc 4-lh
cans. Il[c, 2O-lb cans 1875 0-lbeanA l4'fc BIN
T6ere rrns = decided advance IN mess PORK IN
cbiiSgo to-day Il opened - eo{2 ior sspiein,
ber. ndvaucsd q. eAea tlineei elhs - ~ -
ciosea ~ 2 "a tWcuIy-seFen ana nAi ctAs
sbove he close last evening -,
ne foreign exports Of bog produces rom tne
seaf1erd for the Wcek ending 49, se.lI ~ ~ ~.
amounted 70 iD1iio 5 ms ~ - 49, - ~, l,s
,----tt-T,5nIrie week last year. -.
Trr Cinciunad Price turrent says re tnoIt
surrir cf hogs in the western maIEess ~ 49,
80 .,rfett - called phenomsnAl ne pecklne
ii--i,s srronufing 20 - per cent o. c1rIe-
r-,ondiur week last Fear-Or a t9l-l =, 49,. ~,
..,ainsf fsr go hogs last year. Id. lA.ee ~ sn1
s5-sl SO. Ha-eh II 15lu9s lo-s esallisl = ~
m a rsrr ngo. The dscreese being 49, - no5-.
n q s-rred fhaf fE-r1efs are Just nv Wy pusl
,i1icf i und0ubfdiy true ard ~ -. -
go .1rue irnuence in clrtsillnE me bog ~
-,.I-'f 80 f,Iere j. not lkelT - = otll-t y
frrs for some tine - zone. - -. :. -.
- r.11flfrr On n more rrcInisIns tFIt-Isn -
--Tii~ III lrfe ard here T. ~ 1ssli.iir. o. -
: - -. ~ I'd material for sincE tns
-'--rn PERHAPS ne better on .ls. ~ . -.
,,--.II,. - rrrre faDiercT IN EnaEinf fsrireis
49, -. I.r.If rfrct Itack " consume ilaTe
- 49, Tir--r A. cone infic1til-s thei ne r.
80 a "a crrn are iarrer mn fe.el.-il
= l-s.a mi rI~lres ere E-L uAiriAltt1 ~
I. -. - 80 r.rIs1rerf1e II ffIs rnarfet bow
- rirr ft.e orters fruln De sDrtn - 81 -
----rl7Inr rriras hnre dinlnished - 80 -
~ - rraarIlT 81 81 equA Tos1i - coin
- h ottslnet. q cbs1rI.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE are coming in very slowly. and barely
sufficient are offered daily TO supply the local
demand. At this season of the year the arriyals
should be large, and considering the abundant
grass on all the ranges, should be fat ano
smooth Prices have advanced about quarter
of a cent since last report Mutton sheep are
also becoming. scarce and are eagerly taken u
fitted for the shambles. Veal calves ana spring
lambs have entirely disappeared from the pens.
There is still good enquiry for horses, mules
and ponies, and prices are very firm.
TODAY QUOTATIONS..
BEEF CATTLR-Corn-fed, none.
BARREN cows-Fat 2K0DJ cents.
SHIPPING-3A@31f cents
sTcCK-ler mead, Sy@tlo.
Mich cows-With calves, e25@2i0.
sPKINGERs-PeT head, s10@s30.
Eoes-Corn-fed, 5@5K cents; timber fat 3@4
SKI sHE;Er-Mutton, SkasK cents; stock, per head
81. 6Ode2 90, .
HoRsEs-Extra 6ne, per span, s9onas5oo fancy
harness. s1509t2o1 livery harness, Soesl1o
farm, s50@S125; ponies, sl561s30. 49,
MULEs-Extra heavy tl25@S20O; medium -s'ee
$50 small A3cMtO.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
HARDWARE.

No BRANCH of business in this CITY Is increas-
,ny more rspidly Than Is that OF hardware. Sales
are M ali lin es good n not heavy, and for some
time mast thew have been particularly so fol
building purposes. There can be no doubt thai
nrices In mis- CITY are below a parity with othei
,rhoiesale points in the south and west and nc
n mis- line In any OF the larger cities and land
hem nj their houses Mt as light expente and al
a. iitfie cnst a. from DALLAS
To-n1yis ouoTA TroER
- ,.i,i,ess ~, acSsn a "a. Cola dollar
= 49,, Z ~. Fnismand Efoa ner dozen
~ "a, ynace.,i.is MI a. m
Sl,crsis ana ensdes-rowiand's discount q
1s.,, $780, iist stool Goods discount 40 ant
~ " - & A'A~' - w. 49,
J,,t,, sois haI,su,D iscount 80 per cant
Nsiis@4 M rae.
nVIse snys ,e--,k ..oss.,-n xo : k5o. No A
u, n ~ = -.
%. ~ ~ 80 "a.
80, -. -. L., -. cast 1sc nor round
cteNi--RhyWf 4 ~ ~ n
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
HAY, SEEDS AND rEEDsrUFFs

TEE receipts Of new hay are above the de-
mand and prices have declined since last re-
nora there have also been liberal offerings OF
INLET but AZ this early date, while grass u
rood. flle tskinfs have been light The season
In seeds IA about over and with the eNcepton
on rufIlet there Il only = small demand feeo-
stun sre rrn. but outside Of some small orders
from the pireries In he east the sales are Con-
fned % Local demands We quote.
To-DAr's oUOIATI0EB.
TKTD-Chopped com, per 100 lDa-- y - cruen-
Cd corn and cob per 10 l1s., u 80 crushed ~
and barieJ, per 10 Ia, q Is corn prHn PEI ~
HsY-Dsrk. fses brrht "a Frgn s,o-es-
r-rlria haied dark tfaE bright 80 brient
~ On board. ca. Q - 10 terk, q p q 80.
fTFrrar EIIIrT-We quote ~ u - Hiti-
rrIri1f I'll a. 70 Ell sd Scarce In he unrErl =
Garden. Sc. pef pepef. rsiaih Nhoiss-is' \ y
2. Per rGper
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
LIQUORS.

THE liquor trade Of the city mas been active,
aud the better brands of goods are In active re,
quest. Shipments have been heavier than d,
any former period in the history of the trade OF
Dallas The trade in this line is assuming
large proportions, and extends to nearly every
county In the state. The low prices at which al
grades of liquors are held here renders this one
Of the best markets In the state
TO-DAY QUOTATIONS..
ALcoHoL-s2 so per gal. as per high wine,
WHIsgY-Recti0ed, 81 109l so, as per pFoo'
sour mash one year old, q 6G two year e.e
So O0@s2 Is; three years old, 81 509s2 70; .Gnci
extra oldwhisky. sil95. as per age.
WINEs-Claret in case, $685. per quality' Ca
tawba, per gal, 90cG1 So Port 81 20@3; sherry
per gar 81 20@S Madeirs, per gal VI eo96; Whif
wine. in cases. 81 00@10.
CHAMPAeNE-Jules Mum Co., s25tn29 Il "a
sick, in basket s25@2s; Krug, in basEss s'5e2'
Domestic champagne s7sNs
,ALE--Stocx Ale, Per dos, q O092 rs Porte
per doE. 81 00@a2 Is.
BoTTLE BEER-st Louii quarts, sI2; pintst 2 z
Rudweiser. own size, sl2 So pints, ga o. II
LANCER beer quarts, al3; pints, $3.50.
Hub Punch. $50.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
BUILDING MATERIAL.

BETTER facilities are offered lumber, dealers
here for receiving their supplies from the mills
than in former years, and the consequence Is
that stocks are large and well assorted, notwith-
standing the heavy drain made upon them Tor
building purposes in this city. Trade to the
country Is better than in any former season.
growing demand made upon them but how long
this may continue is yet to be determined the
shipment of doors, sash and like material is now
very heavy. There have been heavy sales maze
to the west and other directions of paints, OILS,
lime and cement, and the orders are daily IN
creasing.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
BRICK-At the klns to $40 kim run.
SToNE-At the Dallas quarries, &c per cuplc
foot: II for foundation; l6 for wall and % for
pine regg 4 g p PEI 10. ,SS
dressed Tres d'i fooring and 6nshing, 81 IS x ceiling
siains 81; os ahits pine Ceiling . IS ifs =
common; white, pine siding, first common. s2 80
poplar dressed both sides, s55; rough walnut,
s125 to l50 Common doors, 81 30 to %; SASH VI ID
PosTs9cedar, s12 So Boise dare, SIS.
LATHs-$3 1904 per thousand.
sHINeLEs--Yelow. pine, IS so to rs; white
pine, So 80 to IS 90 Cypress No. l. IS; No 2
C Gu MT fRosendale. ss u.s. Louisville. % So
DRAIN PIpH~s inch, 1sc per foot; finch, 2cc
inch. S71ic; inch. 4Oc; inch, SOC.
| PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel, $4D4 so.
| HAMPER pound, 7hc.
ceiling Joint 81; inch cap. Soc; inch eiling
joint, 81 Is: finch cap do, 6Oc
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
81 1901 IS per gal All the tested and standard
| makes are ON sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-strictly pure, 81 TO-
LINsEED OIL-6 @65.
TURPENTINE-60
LIME-Coopered, Austin, 81 per barrel bulk
| 81 90; benson car lots, 90c per barrel, " 70;
Dallas In lots. 2Oc: per bushel 25c-
| A Chicago paper says at the last meeting OF
the lumber dealers only few changes were
made, prices being advanced 81 for first and Sec
| ond clear 1-inch finishing; SIC. for 6-inch tenc-
ing flooring, first and second clear and siding;
| first quality and Norway fencing, and 2 by 4,
by S, by 49, u, IA and l6 feet timber jolSt ana
| scantling Shingles were raised 10c. The re-
vised quotations are given below:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-03
BOOTS asp SHOES

- t-~raf rr t.-isiress n tilis cltT = iereeiinf
r-r-r rrrI1lr ttnn Il as Of lt,,is 40 sti-s-
- rIi-rrIfrrrl his I1art-f oi-ls % N. N.1le
------ sl'l1r r..rl'. via = ritw ~ lhis trad
49,. 80 rrnrIr-r r1Iarrhlrts hare 10 uDrt BE
h $3.50 int Ehaf r. EuIl1d - TIE lnzt q
lIslr f.iIar0rr1ra- frlrts n DflAs - l1ll -
-. - a. rl|rfiIerr c1rnfrr. Er1 ~ t1Il
-. -.--1IIrr frarrs s1re frtirtts. resl1es Ct
80 .rIII = - reT tEsIrt. Ilest So az -
s1~r ~ l-Ir-esI IN tlis lIns 4 n.sr1lng r.1l-
' Ir-rs r.rrIIrrIIcr1