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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15
PUyGENT PARAGRAPHS.

The fashionable shade this summer Ia
the shady side Of the street
Food for reflection: Mince pie,
cheese, lobster salad. No sleep. Time
10 think.
Fogg says beef should be clAssed
under the head Of game, because il is
dear meat.
"The parting gives me pain" as tho
man said when he had troublesome
tooth extracted.
Before marriage he thought she was
a little dear, but after marriage he found
abe was very ex.ravagant.
Fashion at a picnic demands that O
girl shall get wet sooner than hoist an
umbrella that does not match her suit.
Professor: "What Lstin word mean
ing money shows the fact that formerly
cattle we're used as medium Of barter 70
Junior: Bullion"
"She strack him with a fendish
smile" says q sensational novelist.
That's better than striking him for
two dollars. Derrick.
Young Swell Miss Matilda, may I
offer you my arm 2" Matilda: "oh. this
offering your arm is getting monotonous.
Why not offer me your hand for
chAngeT
"Were / to be cAndied l would say
you were Just about the incest fellow
ever met, said she, while leaning on his
arm in front of eonfectioner's. He
bought the tsfTy.
a fashion writer says "raised fguresS
produced excellent effect. Well, thss
depends; II they are on . check they
sometimes produce the effect Of sending
the raiser 10 prison.
A school-teacher was asking her little
girls The other day questions in regard
70 the growth of plants. and on putting
the question, "WhAt makes the Aowersg'
one OF them presently answered. ''tha
buds."-z OIL City Derricf.
In certain street are three tailora.
The first to set up shop hung ont his
sign: Here IL the best tailor in town."
The next put mp; Here is the best
tailor In the world" The third simply
had this: "Here in the best tailor in
this street"
A gentleman made rookery In frons
Of his house. in which he planted some
beautiful ferns, and having put mp the
following notice. found itmors efficient
and less expensive than spring guns Or
man traps. The fear inspiring inscrip<
lion was: "Bcggars. bewarei Scolo-
pendriums and Polypodiums are ses
here"
ms oRoss RECEIPTS.
A busy retail grocer.
waom We al surely kDow. sir.
was asked ona day in fFicndly uay
By : country chap Who had eome . sizy
III che mail came in Il the ciose of dzx
s'whaa ars your grosa reonipia, sir =
Tie. hol ha. - ho. hot sirr'
Iaughed The basy grocer.
~ be puinte1 cut. vita laugh and sllezk
The barrels AL baxaa ranged AhoaA.
''fos ca plainly 80. beyozd = deaess
NhAi hgo ~ grndaEy seszss - =
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15
Little Tim.

Over tho paling pecped little Tim,
With roguish look in his bright brown eyes;
He called to the children to come TO him
And help him to catch the butterflies.
Drowned and burned by the summers sun,
Under a hat of plated straw
Hopeful, healthy and full Of fun,
Was the cheerful face saw.
heard the hum of the honey-beo,
The chirp ofgrasshoppers, shrill and clear,
The robins singing amid the trees,
The Gathering scythes in the meadows near,
The rusttng leaves OF the appo-boughs,
Tho murmuring sound of the hillside stream,
The tinkling bells on the distant cows,
While sat in a sweet day-dr cam.
III.
/ fashioned future for my boy,
As only hopeful mother can;
My soul seemed filed with a sonse Of Joy:
saw him grow to goodly man,
The prop and stay of thy feeble frame,
The pride and love Of my later days;
He mounted tho splendid heights OF fame
Men uttered his honest praise.
".
To-day, while the winter wind blew shriIl
Through the moaning pines in the vale below,
We bore him sadly over the hill,
And laid him under the drifting snow;
Under the willows lone and bare,
Under the dark clouds cold and gray,
Under the snowilRkes white and fair,
We buried our hopes to-day.
V.
dream again, while TO- night stand
BY my window and gaze at the howing storm;
or my little boy in the better land;
And seem TO see his shining form
Through rift in the clouds while watch and
wait
For the joyous summons 20 go to him.
Yes peeping over the golden gate,
shall meet my little TIM
Eugene j. Hall. in our Continent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-12
COMMERCE. AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, Dee ll.-Tho general APP earance OF
the town to-day. and the marked activity IN
business circles everywhere atcr Tue very Wis
agreeable weather of the past few days indicate
that the trade of Dallas has reached that SUD
stantial point where II cannot suffer any perma-
nent injury from such obstacles as bac weather,
bad Streets blue northers or what not Inc
STREETS have been crowded with wagons from
the county to-day, :, and In the retail anu
wholesale houses all has boon activity
This is invariably the case whenever the roads
leading into the city are at all passable, ana
shows how attractive and prosperous as lraue
centre our city has become. The one thing 70
be learned from the circumstance. however, ls
the fact that our merchants aud business men
continue to suffer the thoroughfares leading into
the city remain In u condition that prevents
practically any trade except In pretty wea'her'
This evil they should address themselves 10
the correction of at once and insist upon hay.
ing highways throughoutthe country that WIN
enable those who desire to trade here 10 come
In bad as well as good weather. we renew the
suggestion so often made in these columns that
the Board Of Trade. Produce Exchange and ciii-
zens generally coll meetings and AZ an early
day to take some practical steps toward securing
Throughout Dallas county good roads, SO nm,
Dallas will not depend upon two or three days
sunshine for actiTity in business circles, NJ lar
as regards her country trade. tits to be hoped
that the suggessien VIII be needed.
THE following were the ruling quotations
grain on the Exchange to-day: Wheat goeA9)
owing TO the grsde and quality; Nicaragua
wheat 70g75; oats, spring, AO@4s. mixed, Tor
feed, 50@51 choice red rust-proof 5000. Corn IN
shuck. 656,JS shelled, G56g'0. Barley IN sacks
G5. Rye in sacks Texas, S5@9J northern. si00
Little milet seed 50@G0 German, Sl.CO A
small advance for grain In store Is asked by
dealers.
The price one year ago to-day in Chicago for
January was MS follows: Wheat 81 " corn
Gl'.; pork. sl7 30. The closing for to-day was;
Wheat 95iS com 53A; pork. sl752li The re.
ctipis we've, wheat, bS0S. bushels corn, 1880
Oalb 3QOtS
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STOCKS,
This Year. Last Year.
EXPORTS.
This Year, Last Year
BUILDING MATERIAL.
ro-nAY,s auorATloNs.

TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
BAfoK-At tho kilns TO $40 kiln run.
BroNK-At tho Dallas Quarrios, SO per cuhic
foot II for foundation 10 for wall and % for
dressed front
LuMBxR--Yellow Pima rough, 81 co por 100
feet over a feet In length; 81 O5. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, ETs; y ceiling
a. ceiling, o. 90 -, yellow pine
siding 81; white Pine ceiling, y ~ nrst
common; white pine siding first common, ~ 30
ash and walnut flooring, 800 per thousand;
poplar. dressed both sides, e6b; rough walnut
ll% 70 lto Common doors, q 50 10 q; sash. q 70
Posrs-cedar. sl2 30 Boise d'aru, So
La. Hs-eS 5OSl4 per thousand.
r. AsrxR PARis-Per barrel ei6f4 80.
HAiR--per pound, 7kc.
tHiNeLEs-Yellow. pine IS 80 70 25 white
Pine q 70 q 800 Cypress No. !, VI No Z
OIEEsT !: !. Rcscndsie o. rs; Louisville s. 50
DRAIN PIrR--S inch, 1ec per foot Inch, 2co
Inch, s7kc; 7 inch, tOs Inch, SOC.
CEMENT FLuxs-e Inch, 1kG inch 400 einch
ceiling Joint 81; y inch cap, SOC; Inch eiline
lo!nt n IS finch cap do, coo.
HlxkD PAiNrs-Ready for use and all colors
q 1901 IS per gal. All tho tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WH1rK LRAD--strictly pure, u 90
LlMk-Cocpercd AUSTIN ~ per barfel bulk
d 10 benson car lots, 9Oc; per barrel u &
OallaA In lots. zoe pcr bushel 2So
TuRrKNTiNK-S7c
LlNsRnD OfIs-62m6h.
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THE BEST
KIDNEYANDl! LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN FAIL.

"a had suffered twenty years with severe dis.
ease of the kidneys; before using Hunts Rem.
dy two days was relieved, aud am now well "
JOSHUA TUTHILL,
MY physicians thought that ] was paral.
y2ed on one side. | was terribly afflicted with
rheumatism from 1869 to 1880, ! was-cured by
Hunts Remedy" STEPHEN e, MASON.
my doctor pronounced my case Brights
Disease, and told me that could live only forty.
eight hours Thea took Hunts Remedy and
was speedily cured" NJ. G0ODSPEED.
Having suffered twcnty years with kidney
disease and employed various physicians with.
ont being relieved, l was then cured oy Hunts
Remedy" SULLIVAN FENNER
II have been greatly benefited by the use of
Hunts Remedy. For disease OF the kidneys
and urinary organs there is nothing superior"
A. u. NtCKERSON
~ can testify 10 the virtue of Hunts Remedy
In kidney diseases from actual trial, having
been much beue 0tted thereby"
. REV. l.. 7, TAYLOR.
~ was unable 10 arise from bed from an at
tack of kidney disease. The doctors could not
relieve mo, was finally completely cured by
using Hunts Remedy" FRANK DICKSON,
II have suffered extremely With kidney dis.
ease, after using Hunts Remedy two days, |
was enabled To resume business"
GEO. +. CLARK,
One trial will convince YOU For sale by all
druggists. Send fol pamphlet 10
HUNTS REMEDY CO., Providence. +, l.
Prices, rs cents and Sl.25.
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sRoCE- srE,.
To-DAY'5 o rc~.uoxo

~ .uoTAr0Hs.
choice. IL 10 isS; LaS nh@2c ia,r' nM@ ~
PEAs-Imperial, SC kSsc; Young Hyson, s0aoo
ooong, $4,000; Jap ~, GOOSE.
soaAns s,,,,sta W. Q: Powdered Ike crushed,
IA Ia liz "Is,is "a. standard /, 10y: Lonsi-
10A.
MoLAssE;-L y1isisns choic, 70; prime CSC
tar 70 sJVo g corn syrup, 60 TO &C; sugar
WsLL BUG Srys--Si 25@4 SO per oouen
nc, bosd dp n : AdeiNe-ieA lcr yard empire bag
Ilks-l a per bundle.
RorE- me basis
sWEE ifOTAToEs--S0 to 60 per bushel.
EIoE Wholesale G to 7.
tl 81.
oS ioEs-Red, per barrel. s275; yellow
| PoTAroEs-Per bushel, sL.CO@1 10
( tABRAoE-sl. so per dozen, or S@qc per tp
CRACkEhs--soda, x, 3; AK, sil AJAX, SH;
cream. l0E@ll; ginger snaps, l0%@l.
! soAr--Olive. s275 per box; blue India, u 10
bars Y % per box; \ h. bars IS per box; lib
bars SO rs per box.
BRAEe-'5 To exc per pound.
| CANDLEs-Star. full weight 15x to l6.
| CHEEsE-W r. II; full cream l5k@l6; Young
| America IL.
HoaINr ARD GRIrs--1l6 80 per barrel
| DRIED ApPLEs--7A@S.
DRIED PKAcHrs-Unpeeled, sX peeled llo
per pound.
o. Arm.
Coal om-llo deg. fire test In barrels iS;
In cases, 81 30
| LYB-Concentrated, 2 7S6s4
ULoTHEs PINs-Ronnd, obc: spring. o. per box
| hEAsuRRs-H hushel, iron kound. 81 SO 30
:, TgBs-Three nest 81 25G2 so; eight nest, 50 rs
dozen.
WASH boAaps-wood 81 IS; zinc, IS; New
Era, ~ 5000 20
PowDRR--56 05 per keg OF rs pounds; 12K, do
W 5s Sd do 81 90: blasting kegs, &8 90
| ,sHoT-"Drop, bag. % 10 to % lbi buck, 81 SIS TO
! MAoKKRsL-No !, barrels, sl2 90: half barrsls
W kits, l0c No. barrels, 80 on; half barrels,
W w. kits Soc: No. S-barrols, IS 90; hall. bar.
rels, SO co. kits, zoe.
| CANDY-Stck, ls to 14c pound. Fancy, 16o.
to go
Missouri CIDGR-25ecDoc per gallon
YINE0AR--per gallon, lSGs2Oc,
MRAPPlNa pAPrR-sag and straw, 45c to ESQ.
STARCH-5Cl6he
JUGs-We quote lie per gallon for gla.ed
Crooks. 1Oc per gallon FOR glazed
PEAcHEs-2 lbs. q l5el'2 as; 3 lbs, S56)5 40
TOMATOES lbs. 81 S0eDi 40; S N, 81 65@1 as
sAuRR kEAur. B BIS 60 90 bali bbls So rs;
large bbls, $3.50.
SMOKING TOBACCO 49, Genuine Duke of Dur.
ham, lib pkgs. ~ A-lb ~; A.k 81; LIB.
3d. assorted eases. 90.
a. CALIFORNIA CANNED Goops. Peaches . IL lbs
sa25 Aprieots, 81? lbs, 81 05 Blackberries 10
lbs, $780, Grapes, IL lbs 49, %; Pears, 2.l2 lbs
vs. 10; Cages ID lbs, $50 Peas, PIP lbs g. OO
plumS, IL lbS $500 TOplat0es, 2 l-2 lbs, 81 rs
Currsnts, 2 IL lbs, $40.
eESEsAL dRoGLmEs. Soda, Bicarb Alto 41-4c.
per pound, Sal Soda, 2 81 to l-ic. per p0,ind.
Ginger, race l0cper ID Nutmegs, CSC to 81 90 per
pound Ball Potash, $3.50 to ". 50 per case: Potted
Ham l-fs, $3.50 per doz Potted Ham, l-2s ". rs
per DOG; sardines American; 600 per case; Sar-
dines, French. $3.50 per case; Snuff, CARROTS
D All NOR at zoe. al ,ho q
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HARDWARE,

To.pAY's QUOTATIONS.
A1es--Collins, per dozen, $50; Gold Dollar,
per dozen, 500 Diamond Edge por dozen,
1000; Double Bit, 2O.ON
ShovcS and SpadcS-Rowlaud's discount 80
per cent; Ames Bst steel goods, discount 40 and
10 per cent
Rubber beltlng- Discount 80 per cont
Nalls--A00 rate.
Horse shoes-G25 per key
Horse Observation-Disclosures, No, T. $780,. No. &
&25 per hox.
Iron-ic rate.
Steel-plow, 70; lay, 20; cast Use por pound.
Sheet iron-3 b, &C; galvanized, discount 2
per cent.
skilles and lids, DC per pound; sugar kettles,
Dc per pound,
Tacks--in boxes, 100 papers, /. so per box.
Grub hoes~per dozen, 900; railroad picks,
per dozen, 400,
Maitocks-per dozen, lt0o
Scales--Fairbanks, discount 81 POI cent.
, Howe, discount IS per cent.
Tin platc-l G.. lnxli, per box, 400; I O.. llx
20, por box, 500; Terne, lix20 per box, 200;
Terne 2Ox2S, per box, 1850,
Tinware.-ploced, discount 50 per cent.
stamped, discount 40 per cont
solder-No, l, l6c; No. Ia aud IL, lSc per
pound.
Bab6it metal--io to i5c pcr pound.
Bar Lead 1-2c per ponnd
No. 1 duck horse collars 90 per dozen.
Hames.-two loop 400 per dosen, three loop
L25 per dozen,
Back bands-thrcc inch, LIS per dozen.
Barbcd wirc-St0pVhc.
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LIQUORS.
TO-DAY s QUOTATIONS.

ALCoHoi--a2 so per gal as per high winOs.
WHIsRy-ReCtifed, 81 1901 40, us per proof
sour mash one year old, 81 60; two years old
" OO@S2 %; three years old, 81 50GlS2 70; fancy
extra oldwhlsky. Si6D5. as per ago
WlNEs-Claret, In case, $685. per quality; Ca
hwba, per gal 9Oc@l SO; Port o. 9OahS; Sherry,
per gar 81 zoos. Madeira, per gal, 81 COOS; white
wine. In cases, 81 0O8lO.
CHAMpAdNE--Jules Mum " Co, s25a2g Held.
sick in basket, SCOOPS; Krug. In basket, S25e)2s
Domestic champagne. S76eli
ALR-St0ok Ale, per dos, 81 OO602 Is: Porter
por dos, O. 00GG2 rs.
BoTTLE BfrR-st Louis quarts, al2; pints 8l2 80
Budweisor, own size, sl2 90; p'nt, S1i co. Er.
anger beer, quarts, 8lS; pints, slS,50.
Hub Punch, SIS on.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-12
SADDLERYAND LEATHER.
TO-DaY's QUOTATIONS,

TO-DaY's QUOTATIONS.
SoLE LEATHER oAR~-N0. !, $500; No. 2 81 O
90.
HEsLoCK-Best buffalo slaughter, 30; good %,
best Matamoras 49, No. 2, 2S; good damage, "a
OAK HARNESS LEATTER-NO, l. S6Gy3Sc: No Q
820
HEaLocK-Prime. KS; DO good, So; do No. S SOC
FRENCH CALFsXIN-Sl rs 10 %, according TO
quality.
PHILADELpHIA CALrsKIN-No. l, 81 10 to rs;
do No. 2 81 90 to l 10.
PnnADELPHIA KITs-No. 1, Soc to 81 90 ac-
cording 10 weight.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-12
HAY, SEEDS AND TEEpsrUFFs.


To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
fRHD-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, a So crush.
cd corn and cob, per 100 lbs, 81 So crushed corn
aud barley, per 100 lbs, s2gS; corn bran per 100
lbs, 100
Aiy-Dark, si@6, bright sS From storeo--
prairie balcd, dark SITES; bright $40; bright
free on board. car, IS To ~ dark, s5 toe
CorToN SERp-Firm at lSSc. per bushel.
GERMAN MiLlIr-we quote at 81 %; little
mlllet, bc06sc.
Garden, DC. per paper retail Wholesale. N 10
nAr nanNt
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- 80 -
DRY GOODS.

Owing to closing accounts preparatory to
the u'ual stock taking at the end of the year,
the eastern prices on staple dry goods here Is
somewhat weakened, and we notice that our
home merchanlSye taken advantage Of this
anu stocked up MI and offer goods with .ae
deduction, which those interested will notice.
To.DAY's QUOTATIONS,
PRINTS Ffeeman's, B; Lodi, 8; Gloucester, 6;
wieh, 5is; Allen, 6; Albion, solid. 5il; Peabody
solid, on Peabody black, 81; Simpson black
pa Simpson mourning, 60; Gloucester mourn
Ing, 6A.
Indian Head 81; Swift Creek, A, 6 "a; Eina,
A. Sh Edgeheld, Al, "a; Cabot a, "a;
Derby, "a, 8 81 Glendale, "a 81; Natchez, "a,
"a; Charter Oak ~. 4; Lake George, Ia, "a;
Great Western, A, s; international, Al, 5 "a
FINE PRowE DoMrsrIcs-Lake George, 2; Har-
vest, Sls Pocahontas, 9; Great Falls. Z; Peer
less, 10; Plum Island, S. Atlantic, 81; Green
brlor. s.
BLEACHRD DoMEsIICs-social,9; Sunny Side, s.
Homosvillc, az; Forest s. Big Bonanza, rs. O.
lS Wamsutla, l3t; New York mills, 10; Diamond
Hill, cambria, Q, knights, cambria 0; Hero, a.
Y Hero, IS Ballardvale, 7; Cambridge, rs, a;
Peerless, "a, 6Ia.
DucKs-Arkwright i6; Ettrck, s.oz TX; Stark
s.ol, l2}i; Stark, 1U,oz, l6ls; Savage, S.oz i2li
llampden, brown and drab co. 10; 'Uampden
AN, do, ii; Boston, 1907, brown aud drab TX
Montauk, 40 inca, 2E No, s. 40 inch, 42h; No
~ mchy 5IS; Gold Medal Blue IA; Lion
brown ana arab. IL.
TiCKlSG-Amoskeag AGA, lSt Hamilton u;
Hollywood, plaid, IL Standard r. 10; Easton b,
g1s. Omega, 1917,
CHAMBRAy-lisN Ice.
HicRoRy- Rock River 6-S; Blue and Brown,
9hc; India lOsG Arlisgton, SIC; Thorndike,
Il isC ilrmillon ~.
KENTUCKY JrASs-Paoifc II, r., 2i;Columbia,
10; Kansas, ISIS; Humboldt 81; Palars, 2lls;
Table Rock l6S; bonanza, 22f; Pride of the
kuk, no Mississippi n ~; Roxborcugh. lgk;
Badger, 2lAs; Golden Fleece, 96: ST. Cloud MY,
LINsEys-Dexter 2kGlus,iCc, .; Waycrly, 10 y
Green 3riar l6'i Rob Roy. Il; United States u
Ottawa Ss; Michigan, 81: Belle, 5a; Wood.
wn, 81; Calawba, Ok
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LIVE STOCK,
TODAY q QUOTATIONS.

1u-UAl RN'FNIiONSs
BREF OATTLR--ButChers stock, go,
BARREN Cows-Fat 2AeD3I4 cents.
SuIPrlNG-SS6N cents
SrCCK-Por head, sgasiS
MuCH Cows--With calyea, t2jGe40
HoGs-Corn.fed, &c. gross; timber fat, Sis@is;
stock. 2k@3,
enEEr-Muiton, sN@sH cents; stock per head
Sl6O@S2 90
AoRsIs--EItrN lne, per span, eS0OCAts0G fancy
harness, elboGSNG livery harness e75@Sl1b
farm, s5OQSl2S; ponies, si5epSS0.
MuLES.Extra heavy sl25dQSa00; medium $500
20 snail sS0tebu
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GEO. ]. HEATING,
IL CITY Special Partner.
FUTURES.

FUTURES opened steady at q few points lower
than saturday S closing, hut advanced and closed
barely steady to points higher than Saturday.
Now Orleans closed steady at the sane as sntur-
day, Liverpool closed firm, GA higher than
Saturday Spots advanced l-16 in New York and
st, Louis, hut remained the same atother pciats.
Altogether the market is very arm.
Chicago Produce Chicago opened weak am
lower on everything, and was unable 10 make
any advance to speak of during the day, closing
without much change.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-12
COOPERATE.

THHRR ID steady demand here for coopcraEs
and coopcrsge stock Of all kinds and oricrs
nom the county Are frequent but not generally
veu heavy. =
fo-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
Nelaesa harzSlA = ~ hslfbasrslS q q hegs
- {sSsz 1sszseA y hskbasrslA ~ hoop polsi
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WOOL AND HIDES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Fine spring per H., - to sc; medium spring
per H., 20 10 22c,: Mexican improved per ID, II
10 Ice; bury of all grades. TO So. of.
HideS-Dry flint sound and heavy - to 14c;
ditto light 10 TO l2c; dry salt heavy, lilo; ditto
light y Ia 10 Ice; wet salt 10 7l-2c; green,
half price. Decrskins, 20 70 10, sheepskins. u
shoarlln KS, 4 to loo,
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SCRAP IRON.

SCRAP mon Il IN demand here. The following
| aretho prices paid for all kinds OF scrap metals
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
Cast u pcr hundred; stove, IS cents wrough
dred, copper, $40 to II so por hundred: zinc and
| nd y tper hundred.
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PouLn,Y. BuTrER AND Eaas


ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
.Csfoxrvs--wo quote al 81 5t0e& % per doscr
uikoyA 5oae 90.
Eaas-slda2jc per doson.
AurfxN-Ncrtliern 2Na25e Texaa ib0q5o
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FISH AND GAME.


r,-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
Fpn-Red. shecphead and front i0kW Mes
Orleans nd snsppcr. lsc, BpAnlkh mAcksrel. ~
wh0elsAlA R,N ceuls hishN
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ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY.

Sold by all Newsdealers and Postmssters.
send twenty cents for n Specimen Copy to W.
JENNINGS DkMoREsT. Publisher, IL Fast
Fourteenth street. New York The New Vol
ume U9) commences with November. Send
Fifty Cents for three months. 1t will satisfy
you that you can subscribe Two Dollars for Il
year aud get ten time its value.
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COAL AND WOOD,

TODAY 8 QUOTATIONS..
CoAI-1ndian nation, Is. 80 per ton.
CoKr--s0c per barrel
WooD - Oak. hickory and ash, s4OO
per cord. Sawed stove wood Is retailing at the
rates Of "a so to 5 90 per cord.
cHArCoAL--6S cents rer barrel.
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Cheap Column.
Qnftrcs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES may DC named into
~ cur business Office up TO Sp. NJ, and into the
composing room M 70 a. N.
MONEY MAKING.-A tabulated statement
M showing how $500 rea lied S512 in three
days only $4,000 in one year at same rate by
highly lucrative English system of turf speou'
ton, Also particulars Of how each read, can
test The truth the above. Systematic invest
mentS conducted at at trecOming savanneh aud
NeS Orleans races jockey mounts, elc Profits
returned weekly with charge OF 10 per cent
from winnings. Betting on kns,iSh Derby, the
greatest three year Olu race n the world $50
Will revli2e $1,000 with win. send stamp for
our Racing Guide RICHARI SON & Co, lj6 10
TO Washington street Chicago III dPcl?-' IN
NOIlCE-oe!iu oruerS - NeN OIlcot.a ia
~ new crop rice, Sug ~ Nni mOlasses 10 4. Y
5EAGo 4 Co, Purchasing Brokers, No. l
Iehouptou,aS ST Terms cash. Coffee 60 DAYS
Now Is the time TO consigu red rust proof oats 10
New Orleans. The planting season here is Just
a. hand octIi .amo
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Eur Nenr.

EoR RENT-Furnished room for rent, with
L CRATE cistern water, ut corlier' Commerce
and Akard street Mrs. S A.Wilians deci2-lt
Uok EENT-A neatly furnished room; south
l exposure; large closet cstern water; OH
Commerce street ] NJ. Hayes
IGOR REN IA house with four rooms, corner
I Houston and Columbia Apply TO j. S.
Ietry next door. nov26.tf
NOR RaNT-Iommelcial Hotel on Commerce.
4 street, south of Grand. Windsor: repauted
and newly papered. Call on BowsER 4 LEM.
MON. Septl7-6
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COTTON.

TnNicceip's in Dallas were $50 bales, 2OS by
wagon and 325 by rail- shit ments 42i stock on
hand, 1851 Total receipts for this season, 10, 0p3
bales The spot market IL hrm advancing l-l6
In New YORK and 81 Louis, Galveston revised
her grades To-Day Us follows Ordinary, So; good
ordinary, %, low middling, "a; midiling, ior
good milding, l0sa,
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QUEENS w ARE.

Assorted crates, $40 to s6
Tunblers. Soc, to Sl.00.
Stoneware, per l,00s gallons. 5000.
Iamna--R n. ~. 7h'G w.. S2.5H ere
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The Dallas n Wichita Railroad Company,
CHANGE OF GROCERY FIRM.

We have this day sold our grocery business,
northeast corner Of the public square, to Messrs
our friends a couiiuuancs Of their past liberal
patronage. G. wILMoT & co,
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Calling attention TO the above. we would 80.
lioit the favcrs Of tho patrons Of the old firm and
thepublic generally, promising our endeavors
WUIfit he same. CALDWELL & WALDEN,