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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-08
GROCERIES.
ro-pAr.s QUOTATIONS

ro-DAr's QUOTATIONS..
Coryrr-Rio common. likal2c, fair, i7S6lsc
choice, u " l9s Laguyra Il ~ 10 lava 10.
oolong. ss@6oc; Japan, ooeye5e
SuGAKs-we quote: Powdered ike, crushed
lls; graduated, llh; standard l, II: Louisa
ana white clarified, ~; yellow clarified, l0s To
Ion, choice LouislsnA-ysg prime, 9dsghc
MoiAssEs-l ouiSianA ahoion Is: prime Toc
fair 10 good g. Ia TO- corn syrup 80 u SIC; sugar
syrup O. b. GO,
RorE-llhc, basis
SWIFT forAtOEs--I 90 yer bushe,
RCE-Wh0lvsale, h. 81
sAl9- IN hsttoL =. - livVftO,I IL sacSE ~.
cl "a
osioss-Rod per barrel $50 to4.,0, yellow,
60 90 to 401.
PoIAross--New, per hushel. el.lO
CABBAGE! cents per pound.
CsAcKths-soda, a, seDos Xxx. sk@G xxx,
9g9S; c,eaDt IN, giussr snaps, III,
soAt-Ohve, ~ per box; blue india a o.
bars, y % ler hO,. surcks Sosp ~ ~.
clone, 81 H.
BEASs--7 W INu pen pound.
uAsDLEs-star full weight lbs IOls
GHhkssn.W. T.. none IN market tGn c5e.Ia
latsWlG Young America a..
hoAISr AND GMTs--s6 80 per barrel
DRIED AFPLEs-7A@S
DmED PsicaEs--uuroeled, SS poole. ~.
per pound
FlcRL1-sli 6O9l2 per barrel nan barre.
b; arm.
Coal on.-llO des nre lust IN ssrrclA, II;
In cases, s2o0
LyE--COnCeutrated, 1904
urtsUavss h"shaI' ~ ~, stini,, .oi % ', ,,
dozen, 'so-hooP pals, e 10 threc-hOop. 225
Tub,-rhlec most e. 25e2 So eight nest * IS
go !. " N vet dotan. No. Z, s. 70; No. l. IA per
doaCu
NIsr Ho.No,-Wo.d "A IA. ain, OK. ~,
Urn. ~ spssl M SIM "'
Will BrcErrs-,I uIsp, =, u,r a,,an
Powpnv--eS 90 per Roc OF N noumd. nv IA,
o. 6S; 60 do 81 10, BLASTING kes, A ON
40 '"' " '' ,"
MAOxgyu.-No /. barrel. 20 ~. hail ,o,r,l,
l6, Kits, 0O,e No. 2-bnrrrh, As Dr. haIeb arseis
"a 7N Kits, s)c; No, s-.h,irojs AZ sg h.us har,'
rels. 81 rs; .lu, 5or. W.
CAnDy-StiGg. ~ 1, l.c A, n,und Fanco -,
10 15c. ''' '""''' '''
MISSOURI Clpra-2rdn.,, mar gallon
VIsEoAR--Per gallon, Is6sSs
WRAppINe pAPl.- tyupnJ s,r,, .so &c.
SrAncu-b0nbLc ""' nv '" ''S'
JUas-We 1uOt. No p., ynIlon t,, ,,t,,o,
Crooks. Zoe pef gallon for wla,SI W. A'""'1'
pEACuEs-2 lbs, 81 IS62 45. 4 lbs si,,, An
TOMAroER-2 his. Il anal in All n ga, -,
sAuRE kR.Ur.-Bbls SIS 5t half 6bls ,S7s
SMOKING ToBACco - Gcnuino Dukn nG Nm
ham lib pkgs ", y N a., l.lE n, liz
b3 assorted oases, 40 'N ''' NV
CALruEylA C1SYTp t;oons .peacbes ., q us
g. 20 Apricos, 2.i2 his, ~ O5, BlactberrlrS 10,
lbs, $40; Grapes IL lbs 81 %. Pears 2.lp lbs
a. 10. CAGES. IL lbs. 900 poaS 2'i9lhs sp nc,,
plums I . lbs " ,l ronatocs 90 ihs al y;
Currants. 10 lbs. ~ 10
GENERA Al UHoCrltIrs Soda picnrh AioA1-,o-
per pouud, mi soda n2-ItngI- 10 mo-, " ,at,,lS'
Ginger race. lOc per No. Nutmers a5c IN A 10 nv,
pound Ran Potash sSu0 In 5g El nor casS' pO,iod
Ham LIS 81 20 ncr doz, pottcI liam 81 ~ %
per doz Eardines' American, aG 40 ne, case. "a
dimes. French. sl9 75 prr cnse. Stnir ti",,e,,'s
4 OF $40 10 TO sl9 90 prr case. Snuif Ralubs o1
sl22S TO ~. SO per ease Snufll GaToti'S IN q, 9S
10 $3.50 per case. snutl Ralnh,s
To-. 81 10 pcr gross, Olives Americsn as
sol per los.. Olive on. ITS 7 IA NO, L.
Mushrooms ID Va NOR yrrss, condo,spn ~ Mn, III
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PROVISIONS.
TO-DAYig QUOTATIONS

To-DAN's QUOTATIONS..
BAcoN'-Long clear sides 1910; short clear
TcN breakfast bacon IKE.
DRY sALr-Long clear sides l5ISc, short cleah
1910.
HAss-Canvassod, Il; Magnolia, II.
LARD-Iieroe li1so; half barrel, liAc: ie-lb
cans iinc 2O,lb cans, Ike l0-lb cans. l5no 5-lb
cans, l5Ac: s-.b cans. lblsc.
Inc decline In pork continued to. day, and
although 1t is notycry serious. the aggregate OF
aweek amounts TO considerable. For October II
opened At 81 so, advanced on third call five
cents, fell as low az SCI, and finally closed at
sales OF yesterday
There are 20,697 bbls Of pork in store I'm the
city OF New York, against 1861 bblS. month
ago and 212tS .bbls, year ago. The lard sup.
py AZ me same point amounts 10 Is, 2Si tcs,
year ago.
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SADDLERY AND LEATHER,

To-pAr's QUOTATIONS.
40 Soih LRArhSR oAx-No l. S9dete No. : "a q
HxMtocK-Best buftAlo slaughter, So good N
oest Matamoras % No, . ~ good DAMAGED, ~
$40 ~' =" S'N'''>' N'' =
lWAlocx-Primc IS; do good, Sc do No an
quality. As "
do No. 2 u ~ Ia | 10.
oor,iins " weight, w
sn.kr sxiss-Topping xxx per dos $40 a
Limngs white, xxx. d rs; Russcts, q 10 L
Leather 10 very arm N an advance OF ! ale
per foot ON upper and 10 per pouni On solo
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POULTRY. pUrrER AND EGGS,

ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
OHioxxNs-we quote at 81 % per doscn; ,ur.
keys, N0D7Sc.
kaas-iSc pcr dozen
nurrvW-Northern. 2Sepscc, Toxas, iSSo2oA
Work has been commenced At Atlanta, Ccorria.
on an oleomargarinc factory, which IL 10 10
erected on tho line Of tho East Tennessee, Viz.
ginis y Georgia rsiltoad, between Pryor and
tai Of Noo,Wo $1,000 OF which Il paid In, aud
the factory IL 70 be an immense affair Nothing
is 10 be wasted at the factory, as II Il To be All
olcomargArinc factory with soap factory and
Fertilizer fartory attachments. TX tensiyo stock
yards are 70 he run In connection with IL and A
ie expected that most OF the butchering Tor the
oity will DO done hcrs. Tho factory viii rc-
qulrc $500 quarts Of frcsh milk daily for the
olecmArgarine chutns, and quitea nuttcr exists
aro taking stock In tho enterprise I =
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GRAIN AND nRrAnsrrrrs

There were no receipts 10y wagon today
worthy Of mention, which was owing entirely
to tho rains OF last hight and their continuance
during the day, There were fair shipnen,s
from this city, several cars of corn and oats
were forwarded In various directions; ono cal OF
corn went TO Abilene, and n mixed car Of corn
and onts 10 Cisco, on tho Texas u Pacific road
and others were sent to Shreveport aud towns in
eastern Texas. Prices are very firm for all kinds
OF grain, and there IL growing opinion that
corn will not be offered freely until late In the
season. Our quotations arc ~ nearly correct az
II Is possible To give thom.
r0.pAys ouorNTIoNs,
WMkAr-Choice, p5c; medium, VOC, low grade
SSS Nicaragua 6s 10 roo.
Ryn-flrm nj 20 To 7tc.
BARLKy-60 to CSC. -
MniKr sERp-t0 To as; German millci, 10 to 80
OArs-sS 10 200 for spring; $to i0c for full IN
CoRN-old In ear, 6to; Kansas, IN sacks, Ao.
10 o.. new, 30 10 iAc.
BRAs-wo quote Of mills 10y In store sacks,
RLouR-wo quote City Mills as follows, xxx.
Fancy. S,ls@g 2s choice, " es@sS oN;
XXXX, s2.gOasSoG NXN, g.. 70; Xxx, $40.
Corn meal per bushol, 81 20.
Graham flour, pcr hundred, Sao0,
Tho Mark Lane Exprcss OF september lth, IN
its grain review, says; a disaster equal IN that
Of last year is not possible, butt Is evident that
largo proportion of the crop may he seriously
damaged Tho prices OF wheat were Is ~ rs,
lower, Norcigu wheat was Illuminate. stocks
arc large and prices have fallen slien,ly, For
oifcoast there was scarcely any Inquiry rhcrc
were thirty.iour arrivals and six sales, BuS
ness In eargoes on passage and for shipment is
dull, Values arc low. The floating bulk In
creased 5Soos quarters, Fine mailing barleys
, scarce and, prices are high, sales OF Eng
Sd, against gl,s,O quarters NJ bSs. II the cor.
responding period last year,
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LIQUORS.
TODAY & QUOTATIONS.,

;AiooHoI--s2 so per gal as per high wincs.
WhisgY-Roctihcd, 81 lO6el so as per proof
sour mash one year old, 81 70, two years old
Ewes ~ three years old, 81 S0gs2 7S fancy
extra oldwhisky, s46s5, Us per age.
WiNEs-Clarct In case, sS6l5 per quality, Ca.
lwba, per gal, Wc@l So Fort 81 20iS, Sherry,
wine. In cases, 81 OO&l0.
CHAhrAosI-JulesM Mum & Co, s2S6saa Held.
Dick. in basket sa6C02S krus. In basket s96Cs2s
Domestic champagne Slii.
Ats-stocs Ale per doE e. ooS2 2& Porter
per dog, s. e0Q2 ~.
, hottie BIkR-SL Louis quarts, el& plutS sl2 30
sudweiser. own Size 81 SO; pints, sli 90 Er.
anger beer, quarts, SIS; pints, $3.50
Hub Punch gly Oh
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TRADE ITEMS,

TnR value OF the hay crop In this county this
year IL rcckoncd at nearly s.NnoVNOOO. Tho crop
Is estimated At l,,Oo,o0o tons of Wild hay, and
20,0o0 tons OF cultivated hay.
a short time ago n salmon weighing GO pounds,
and about Ave feet long, was caught by an In.
dim oil Guomos island, Washington TERRITORY
Tho manufactures OF Montgomery, Vermont,
turn out over tooo butter tubs annually. The
material Is transported from Michigan
lly tho completion of tho New Orleans Pacific
rnilroad, the merchants of tho Crescent City ex
poet 10 gain tho bulk OF tho uado OF tho Red
river rive. vsllay, which has hg!s!oloro vono to 81
A hub factory Al iCaS5II Wisconsin, employs p,cs;s
e. hubs, painted for the spokes, and, besides,
Experiments with submarine telephone wore
made the other day ~ lIaytN IN France. A
OCEAN With a wire, aud tho result proved that
The voice can DO transmi,ted under water
moro distinctly aud loudly cven than on land
Mr.. RtteL 81. tho census bureau, says ihe
census rcrort VIII cost eS,Qnoco Tho work was
pietcst work OF tho Hind ever done The
knRlish census cost only t-VoNO but Il WAS
completed IN ono night. -
., The Sah S. I! Moscow Z. said 70 demon.
gross In both art and induatrlos during tho las,
ION yeare. The gold and silver WORK Ia superior
10 anything ever secn In kurope. -
+. a Gigantic scheme Ii said 70 BE- preparing al
0olumSus. i! con!empla!es Mo purchase II ali
MedAty. John a pashler and other wealthy
CApllallels Of that city. The capital stock win
b. t,s0 90 oc0 In shares Of ti0cb each.
The cercAl year In Oregon dAtee nom August
J. Last year, lSSi.S rome 100 ships represent
Ing ltAsS1 tons, took 70 Europs ae%t,oeo cereal.
flour, worth " i15,D>. and SiA w easrs III All.
S 81 i:S S:ssss - Ssi s:.s s ssa
Ne sa'ui .,!S ys 3 , |. equally l.s!!:
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County Treasnrer.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name OF N. X. GROVE MS Treasurer
Dallas county, Election November :, 1850.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
MIR. HENRY BOIL as candidate for County
Treasurer ut the ensuing November election
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" d, NJ, ONERLEEsE as a candidate for
TTounty treasurer OF Dallas County. Election,
Tuesday November 7th, 1882.
AJE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W lhe name OF WILL +. D0UGHERTY as a
candidate for County Treasurer OF Dallas county.
election, Tuesday, November 7th, 1882
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE J. q,
WILLIAMSON rs u candidate for County
reasurer. Election. November 1857.
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noors ANp SHOES.

A boston dispatch Ays Tho shoe and ,cathor
business 10 as buoyant as heretoforp, The
principal advance on manufacturers orders for
loot wear constss Of sc. per pair on heavy bro.
gans for the southern and southwestern trade
datr, NgAint L5pit&o Tor the came pcfiod In
1881, Tho visible supply Of boots and shoss In
the handp Of manufsclureu end jobbsu In the
United ssAses Il much smalleF than Il was
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HAY. SEEDS AND FEEpsTUFFs
To.pAY's QUOTATIONS.

To'pAN'S QUOTATIONS,
reEn-Choppcd corn, per 100 lbs. 80 crush.
eu corn and cob per 100 lbs, 81 So crushed corn
lbs, 75o. ' wv wv
hAy-park, sif6 brigh, ss From stores-
prMrie baled, dark, siesd; bright $40 bright.
freo on board, car 81 10 III dark, est
HERMAN MillEr-Wo quote ut 81 7E Ntuc
m,,let " ~ 10 VI 90 Scarce In the market
Garden, &c, per paper retail: wholeSale' ~ IN
Z, per papcr ~ ~
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UO0pEKAGE

THERE is steady demand here for cooperage
and cooperGge stock Of all kinds, and orders
very heavy
To-DAYs QUoTATTOEs.
Aolasses barrels, 81 So; half barrels, Il NJ kecA
7S; sugar barrels 81 hall barrel. *: boon poYes
per no II '
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Taa Collcctor.

ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE p.
w Y, STEPHENSON, better known as ''IJncle
Pote, as a candidate for Tax Collector of Dallas
county, at the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 40 ANNOUNCE
CHAs. b. GILLESPIE for the past six
years deputy In the oaice) as candidate for
me Office OF Tax Collector Of Dallas county, at
the November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. BLEWETT as a candidate, for Tex
collector OF Dallas county at the November cleo.
on. WV
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SCRAP lROn.

SCRAP IRON Ia In demand here The following
aretho prices paid for all tinds Of scrap metals
ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
- Cast u per hundred; stove Is ccnts wroush
y 70 xc per hundred, brass 70 $40 per hun
cad &per hundred -'-
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3;or tlustice Of the geacc.

WEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W
W, PEAkEas II Candidate for Justice of the
feace, Precinct No, l. Election November, lSS!
WE ARE REQu EsrED TO ANNOUNCE W
" IL; PRlCE as a candidate for Justice OF the
Peace Precinct No, |. '''>
WE ARE AuTnORlzED TO ANNOUNCE
o. y bkASWELl as a candidate for
Justice Of the Peace In Precinct No, /. dallas
county Election. November :, 1882 d
ME, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" W. NJ. EDWARDS as a candidate for
Justice OF the Peace for Precinct No. !. Election,
November :, lSsa 'NN''''''
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 40 ANNOUNCE
" NIX JOHN u, KuNl rs candidate Tor
November
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100, 200 cases were marketed prior To August /.
The great wheat valley are now Welding M
heir returns ~ gol en- gan.
A simple cXpedicul Ia get ~ NJ ants N 10 lay
fresh bones around ih,ir hauuS, they viii
leave plants and attack these When acoumn-
lated they eau be destroyed by dipping The
bones IN hot water Cyaui 10 of potassium
placed Ia small lamps at the entrance OF me
hills, or applied In sO.nd0n Ia their holes ana
on the ground around them, viii destroy the
ants As this material Is a deadly poison II
must be handled with care Persian insect
powder applied 10 the plants infested through u
litto bellows Is also lCncuuy
The ncclimat 1atiOn OF the industry 81 ostrich
farming la Victoria hes Says the Melbourne
Ira eD been successfully accomplished by
Messrs. officer bros, of tho Murray downs
About ATTY six pounds Of feathers are lying ut
McssrS Dalgeiy, II Lakewood COS stores
awaiting shlpl en-, By the nest Orient steamer
10 England when they will be disposed of in
the London market rh' feathers are the pro-
duet of about one hundred OaltiChCs, consisting
OF n mimhorof birds which had been leased
from the Aceinatl2atoh society 10y tne Messrs
Ollluer Some years ago. ami their progeny
IL Is estimated thHtthH entire shipment viii real
iEe HS muCl, a from Gb TO g. per H. but some OF
tho prime white feathers, the product of the
nlRturcd male birds, are expected To bring NJ
high price as so per pound. The previous
shipments OF Nlclprl-n feathers have hitherto
commanded equally rs good hgure In the Lon,
don market Gs the produce of the best Uapo
ready obtained. mo society intend shortly hold
Ing II sale for the purpose OF disseminating the
tho new industry,
According 10 official statistics the informal row.
cnue recriDts from smiths tobncco nnd fer.
mented liquor for The fiscal ypar ending limo
30 1882 compare with tho preceding year rs fol-
lows
1881 1852
spirits G7 Ibgg76 4 GO MA iOS
Topacco nSI00l n 3ol eSo
Feimontcd li1uor, IN 5m1ii Ia l5gDlJ
- -
Total ...... sla3 7oa 9o7 slgg uo az
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WAGON woop WORK.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north TerM with
wagon wood work, and The sAles In this line AZ
steady and contlnuouA Prices afe q tblloWr
fo-pAre ouorAffonh
co. - n, - ~ = -
Awis 1iiiss-sv y X. = y ~ =.
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QUEENswARn,

ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS..
Assorted cratcs e<o 10 ia
Tumblers, $50, 10 Si.Un
Lamps-B, u, MS a. H., tSsN a. ia. AN
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For Gcn,,ntu gylcrk.

ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE w.
" A. HARDWOOD as candidate for County
Clerk.
w. II. THACXER is Il candidate for County
w Clerk. Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy in Texas. For the past six years has
mad charge of the County Court of this county,
IS Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex
HARDWOOD.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
', the name OF CHAS WOODS0N, of Seago.
Vile, us ali independent candidate for County
Clerk.
| hereby announce TO the citizens OF Dallas
1 county that am candidate for the Office OF
county Clerk. II my reputation as man and
my quMihcations for the position are such as TO
commend me 10 your confidence, | ask your
hearty support pedging myself that no effort
npon my part will be spared TO make an efficient
snd faithful servant of the public.
April l6, 1882. c. NJ. WHEAT.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W, NJ. 9. HILL as q Candidate for County
Ulerk. Election, November next
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l;oc hc Icatslaturc.

w Is ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE ".
laturc, Wv '''e'S'
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE z
h. SooMBS Ms II candidate for the legis-
alute, subject 70 The action Of the Democratic
convention,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
W DR, J. u. PARSONS, OF Rockwell. AS A
candidate for Floster from the counties of dallas
Tarrant aud Rockwell
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ME Aka REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
W Il. WILLIAMS az II candidate for County
Judge, Election, Noveml or Z 1892.
VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
X, H. BURKE as caudidl u for reelection
70 the Office OF County Judge Of Dallas county,
a. the ensuing November election.
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
~ X, II. YVES for the Office I'll County Judge,
,hc ensuing election.
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CONF Ehtt AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS September lit appears almost III
crcdlhia buL from information which seems ull-
doubted, the wholesale trhu- oi nhllus mas
grown 10 such nu extent that merchants, as 10
not the cute IN other whoiesa y Wlids, 10 not
And il necessary 10 send ont solicitors ~ more
distant localities Ia sell goods, IN II c0hVersa'
lion to-day with Mr.. ". II. LOckeIt who Is do
ing a large general mercantile business m MOT
gan, BUsqde county, that gentleman hutsed lhal
II was seldom n Dallas drummer was seen ~
that section of the country, aud YET tht who1e
business large and small, could be brought
here If pr1per efforts wore made In that dlIcc.
ton. He further stated that heretofore ne hhu
bought his goods IN ST. Louis, but hs mus
prices In this city fully Us low as thnsc III INC
former place named. aud that no saves una
freighs and money by coming to D.llas Tor
his supplies gentleman, who ~ NOT
connected with ANY branch or business
In this city has. ius1 returned iiom
trip over the For, Worth unh ID nVer road
CALLED AT the HERALD ONCE, nun ufEtd tho 'ln,
portnnce OF noting the let thal meichauN on
the line of that road alc ANXIOUS loco AT u bhl-
las to purchase goods, but they have never both
solicited 10 do 50 either by ltltot ug Ny Ndehncn
sent out TO acquire now usdo " IN an ulu's.
pntcd truth TINT DALLAS Is regarded rs lnV gtvh'
commercial cmpvrlum OF North IeNus us
tlnction OF which she may Justly feel PROUD, ana
II Is To be regretted that we have nor Sulhclen.
cy OF businesa houses engaged III lhe WhocsaIu
limos To transact all the business lhnt coulu po
broughtherc. In this city there are huppcrS oi
INNS engaged Ia The retail trade, Mnp pos
Bess ample capital 10 engage cNoluslYslyslh me
whole sale business, aud they eHpcct TO 90 50
soon, but II seems they IRE delaying lhc chhUge
until other and more progressive m"h occupy
The Held now upcn to them, DhllAs N soon W
become one of the great commercial centres VI
the country, aud those who take tlmo by tho
fOreloCk aud establish Themselves Ia the whole
sale trade will rCnp the fcnRtd. thnt attach W
energy and enterprise
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
glountN iiudoe.

<IAn Announcements for once IN usf be
paid for In Advance
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For Con, n,issio,,rr

7 Ing RkQbIsr or MANY FRiESbs
a GEORGE JACKSON hereby announces
nhnself IS a candidate for the oflce of COUNTY
, commissioner at The ensuing November ell Q.
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For goMl,tN Attorneua..

WE ARR Arrnokizkp TO ANNOUNCE q.
a.. CLINT a. a candidate for County Atior-
aey, Election November Z, issl
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For state 2cnafnr

WI. Ana Rsegssl Ed TO ASSorNrr
.,.,. s s ainRs ~ candidate for The \,
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District Ulcrk.

WE ARE AuTuoRIZEp TO ANNorSCE
w col, j ", LANE a, u candidate for bis.
tlct CLERK nj the ensuing November election. /,
WE, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
' the name Of HENRY W, JONES. the mrs.
ent Incumbent rs q candidate for Reelection 10
me oliico OF Clerk 10 the District Court of DALLAS
Vounty, at the ensuing November election
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Ivy NNBcSHur.
WE .Ahk hRQuksrEn TO ANNOUNCE
NJ ,. II. HOLLOWAY a. a candidate
W 'ounr Assessor q the tnsuins election,
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Eoe Sheriff.

Cor Sheriff.
WE ARk Rk0uEsTkD no ANNOUNCE
oosnv Election, November, 1854
WE Akk AuTnoRlzkp 10 ANNOUNCE
" w II W SMITH FOR the ot,icc of sheriff
OF DALLAS County, Election, Nov. nh, iSSs.
WE ARR RkQuEsTrp TO ANNOUNCER
NATE CHAPMAN a. a candidate for
sheriu OF Dallas County Election. November !.
WE ARR REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
Election. November !, lSs,' W. N''N''1'
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Wholesale business, nud tncY tNPNVt w" ~
soon, but II seems they IRE delaying lho chnuge
until other and more progressive men occupy
the Held now open to them DhllAs N soon W
become one Of The great commercial centres VI
the country, aud those who take tme by mo
fOrcOCk aud establish Themselves Ia tho whole
sale trade will renp the fcnafd. TINT attach W
energy and enterprise.
ON 'CuANGE
TnsRF is always tOund gooily number OF
the most sciyr operators IN .rnn on mo Ea-
change every day md they Sc dom leave with.
out Erecting somr satisfactory transactions The
heaviest dcacrh Ia grail, hud thusb oi thu most
enterprise aud energy do not lot n nhy pass III
which they are, from any cause Kept away nom
the board during the hours lot apart loo IT'S
meetings In fact, some OF our grain men would
rs soon think vi ncgleCung the d tues thet owe
u their families and friends as to be absent from
the Exchange. The operations to-day were not
heavy, owing In n measure, to the rams when
have prevailed all over the state, but mover II
day passcs on which some good sales are not
made fair Offering was noticed OF OntS, and
several buyers Of corn were present, but there
was u wldo differences In NV views " holders
aud purchasers. stu several car lots changed
hands ut about tho quotations OF Yesterday. Tho
Exchal Nc prices to-day were not changed
TIL. ruling prices for grain, IN car lots on tho
Exchange to-day were about ny follow. Wheat.
90m95Goi 90: Nicaragua wheat 7O6D15 Choice
fall red rust proof oa,s for seed, 10000. fall. for
feed, iltqti; Spriug 2SD3a Old corn, IN car 30
shelled, In SACKS, SDGgy1 new. In car, GgiI
shelled. none In market BARLEY 6l@OI rye,
Texas, boGIS,; northern. for seed, cleo Little
millet seed Gl@G5, German, @@lW Rye,
GSeoi0.
The grain market IN ST. Loula rs reported TO
the Exchange In this city to-day nj l2lO u m 4,
was MS follows September wheatyii,, October
wheat 9lh, September corn ca bid, October
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MIDLAND

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ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
" A. HARDWOOD as candidate for County