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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-05
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LIVE STOCK


TODAY QUOTATIONS.
BEEF CArTLE-ButChers stock So.
BARREN CoWs-FaL 2A@3', cents.
SHlrPlNG-SlS@t cents
sTcCR-per head, Sg@elS
MICH cows-With calves, s25@siO
SrGiEGEEs--lcr head, elQGSS0.
HQGS-Corn-iod, &C. gross; timber Fat, $685.;
stock 25.W3.
sHcEr-Mutton, S%GS}. cents; stock, per head
sl.6069S2 90
HoRsEs-ExtIa fne, per span, s0O@s5OG fancy
harness, sl5O@t2OO; livery harness, S7560sl7h,
farm, e5OdSl2b; ponies, $ls0SSO
-, M, MuLEsnExtra heavy Sl254s2O0; medium $500
Sl00 small a30dbU.
The Chicago Times of Saturday says All
kinds of Gamers and butchers cattle, both mn.
i've and Texas, are selling 2O@SOc lower than
they did last week. Stockers and feeders We're
III quile good demand, where the quality suited
put buyers were not wanting them unless thrift.
" and toIerably well bred Thin and old.
iaShlohed consignmcnts were under neglect
EASTERN dairy calves were in small demand and
quothblo ate90l6 per head few cars of steers
were sold Tor shipment ut SIS 90G6 50 and com.
mon To only fair llcshy natives ranged generally
AT q lVtg3.2b Poor to choice native butchers
sun ranged at s2iO@55j. with the bulk of the
safes OF cows reported ats2 1908 10 Common to
goou leNaS steers, through aud northern.wiu.
tered half.brecds, and American range cattle
moved OIL pretty freely on the basis OFFS. 75m5
but took choice Texans to bring over g. and
inc horlhem-wintercd cattle are selling now at
0hly Il very small premium over those received
direct from Texas
The rate at which cattle have been coming in
10 chicago Tor the past two months has never
before been equaed. Taking the last hye
weeks, ended Saturday September %, the total
rcceipEWoTo 1920 head, making weekly ay-
Srage OF MOSS for five consecutive weeks, while
INC present also exceeds the average A daily
average supply of G,2ti for so long a period is
certainly remarkable.
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HARDWARE.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS

ro-DAI's QUOTATIONS.
Axes-Co!lns, per dozen, $50; Gold Dollar,
1000; Double Bit 20O0
shoyels and Spades-Rowland's discount so
per cent; AmeS list steel goods, discount 40 and
10 per cent
Rubber belting- Discount SO per cent
Nalls-a.C0 rate.
Horse ShO1S-h2i per key
Horse Decentralization No. :, $50; No. 8,
5,25 per box,
irOn-ic rate.
steel--plow, &c; lay, &c; east, lsc per round.
sheet non-A h &C.; galyaniseG, discount Is
per cent.
skillels ana lids, sc per pound sugar kettles,
80 per pound.
Tacka--n boxes, lO0papers. /. 50 per box.
per dozen, SOC.
Mdttocks-per dozen, l.O1..
Scnles--Fairbanks discount 25 per cent,
Howe discount IS per cent.
Tin plate. G.. ln1li, per box, so, /. C., l4x
~ per box, sos Tcro, liX20, per box $50;
IeTne, 2OxaN, per box, 1850.
Tinware- pioced, discount so per cent. :;
stamped, Discount 10 por cent
solder-Nc. l, i5c; No. ~ and l.2, lso per
pound
Rabbit metal-lO 10 ljc per pound.
Bar Lead l-2c Per pound
No, duck horse collars o. per dozen
HameS-two loop, too per dozen, three loop,
4.25 per dozen.
Back bands-threc inch / 10 per dozen
B0rbcd wirC-Si 09t,c
The pig-iron market Is still weak and prices
are from % cents 10 81 lower than when the
strike was inaugurated m.IWc There is an In.
crcaSing demand, however, Manufactured iron
is IN heavy demand Nud stocks are very light
but the card rate remains unchanged. The glass
trade is quiet with no change In rates
The Industrial World, of Chicago, says: The
orders Tor nails IRE now piling in ON the manu-
iacluters since work has been resumed at some
OF the mills, One agent sent in orders for over
rocco kegs last week, and another reports hay.
ing received II handful of orders during the
same time, There is no trouble In getting or
ders but there is considerable in getting them
lilled The prolougatiOu of the strike ut Wheel.
ing operates materially to check the supply of
nails, and, until work Is resumed there, we may
expect continuation OF the present scarcity.
The nominal price of nails in this city is g. but
sales are made anywhere from q - TO 100
rates, and higher prices than that could he oh
tanned The mill price for nails ut Pittsburg is
$3.50 f. o. b., with customary discounts for
cash. Metals and timers stocks are rather
active. Al meeting of the Stamped Ware asso.
clallou, held in New york city, ii was decided 10
reduce the trade discount on stamped tlnware to
OOper cent, with special quantity discount to
lion
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
ro-pAY,s quotations.

ip-uNh y MUTATIONS,
BRICK--At tho kilns 10 $40 kiln run
ST0NE-At the Dallas guarries. 5c nor u,pio
dressed front
lUMGER-lcllow pine rough e2 % Dor 100
Get over "a feet In length. 81 so. Matched ana
dressed 0oOriug and hnshing, e. rs, /, ceiling
" ceiling, ~ 50, yellow pine
SIDING ~ white pine ceiling, q rs 1rst
common white pine siding. first common 81 80
ASH ana walnut flooring, 500 per thousand;
poplar, dressed both Sides Sh5 rough walnut
vl2o 70 l6I Common doors, 81 90 to 81: sash 81 rs
to 5 % as to sire.
posrs-CedNr, SIP DO Boise dare, SIS
Ia MSS S06ci per thousand.
T. ASreR fARls-Per barrel, SAGA So
HAus-Pcr pound nc,
aHlNulEs-l elbow. PINE 81 50 TO ( Is; white
hihG " 90 to % % Cypress, No, |, 80; No Z
81 So No2 81 IS
n oEaESr - Rosendalc IS rs; Louisville. IS 50
DRAIN nrE-s inch, Ice per foot; inch, Tc
men, SISc; Inch, 4OC; inch, soc.
ceiling Joint 81; 6 inch cap, zoe; I inch oiiinE
Joint VI 70; inch cap do, COG.
MINED fAlNrS- Ready for use and oil colors
VI Vel ~ per gal. All the tested and standard
makes arc on sale by Dallas dealers
WhlTR L.AD-Strictly pure 81 so
LlMs-Oooperod, Austin, 81 per barrel. hulk
VI nG benson car lots, Sc per barrel, cl 49,
Dallas IN lots, g0g per bushel Pc
TuRreNrINI-57c
LlNSHHn olL-62@6b.
AZ Ottawa, Ontario, the seasons cut OF the
been unccaSlng Tho supply OF logs is good
aud the water kept sufficiently high The aver.
aye cut OF the mills is about 30 900 900 feet. or
siVVOO,OVO feet for the season
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TRADE ITEMS

TkyAs will have over 80 now dlslille,ieS Ia.
tho close OF the present year "
II IA estimated that Alabama will turn M, ysn
900 tons OF pig Iron in iSSl ~ '"' Wv
fcls OF corn per day Wv VIZ
NowspeperS wom received In san Ffonel.ro
last week ifom Maine incloscd IN hInh.betl
wrappers :" '''"-'"'N
The pralrics of west Texas nlcta,,, s,,,.,,
with ploror, young doves. and quail '"''"'
bath couniy's North CarolinnI tohnrcn r,n,,
wheat crop S301O0l. W." "''
French artisans are now making smol inc
pipes OF quality pronounced quito consl ~
toes. >" "V'" roua'
:. Awrrapin farm has its existence at waye.
lanu mississippi aud last week go little inp,ics
years, N''"" ""'vc
Tho statistical bureau has a,cc,,,,n., a. =,
during the year ending IN April iSSl Ihstr wsp,,
quarfied and mined In Indiana hi, SSs cnbe r,c,
sandttonc l2liS1eS cubic feet OF llmeSionc
aud l,6lSS2o tons OF Vual " '''''''
Inc ola 'mc'ale,' or Mexican giist.mlll has
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WOOL AND HIDES,
QuorArloNs To-Day.

- QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Fine spring per ID, - TO 25C.; medium spring
per d. 20 to pc Mexican improved per lb u
to Ice; bury of all grades. TO &c. of.
:, Hides-Dry flint sound and heavy, u to lie;
quo light, 10 to lee dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light IL to Ice; wet salt, 7 to 7l.2c: green
butchers, 8 IL to &C. all damaged, wet or dry'
half price. DeerskiuS, 20 To ne; sheepskins b
5Uc shearlings. 8 to l5c
Walter Brown " Co, IS wool circular of Scptem-
Der 3Oth Is a. follows The general condition of
the wool market remains practically unchanged
from the situation reported in our last circular
OF the 18th inst the only change worthy of note
mas been in the increased demand and larger
amount OF sales of domestic tleeCes, the sales of
winch show an increase of % 200 pounds over
lhOSe OF the previous week. This better demand
lor lleCceS Is owing probably to the reduction of
thc Stocks in the market of the desirable un-
washed ana territorial woods, which have been
selling very freely during this season, and have
Tor the past. two seasons, being relatively
cheaper, been used In the place of fleece wool.
One OF the marked features of the wool market
inns year has been the absence of any specula-
i've leellng; manufacturers come into the mar
ket oitener and buy, and If there has been no
particular active market Mt any one time the
demaud has been steady, prices even and
more wool sold than up to the corresponding
u ,e OF last year While manufacturers continue
hs poiicyit is likely that with the exception of Il
general hardening invalues, the condition ofthe
WOO! market will remain unchanged, unless
something unforeseen should occur TO injurious
y nnSVt INC business situation. Nhc demand
continues good on almost all grades NE dcano
ana hne Combing still meeting with the most at
tenton, the amount of their sales being limited
TO the supply. AdyiceS from the London colonial
sales report steady prices for good wool and in
England for desirable grades prices are Consid,
cred somewhat stronger than previously re-.
ported -
80 The following Is the prices of Texas wool
ohoce northern clips at 2da9Sc., average ditto at
Is2pc., choice western clips ut 25a27c., average
ditto ut 9ia26c. Sales 3a0 900 lbs.
inc sales for the week as reported arc: Do
nestle fleece etc, 2,3l6l00 lbs, pulled LOG 600
ihs foreign WOOL l,5,CO0 lbs. Total sales, a,74-
100 lbs. '''
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PROVISIONS.
ro-DAY,S QUOTATIONS

bAcos-Long clear sides l7'.o; short clear
lSe breakfast bacon Isle '''''
DRY SALr-Iong clear sices IG - short ciasr
lie. N'' N'e"i
HANs-Canyassed, Is Magnolia, Is.
LAkn-r1erce Hhc; half barrel, Ike; in-lt
cans, lac; 2Olb cans Ike l0-lb cans Is &c 5-ll
cans Is &c; s-,b cans. lS'.c
FORK IN Chicago to-day shows auorher slight
adNance. For October It opened at 81, 20, ana
closed at So -, twelve aud half cents nj,
vance over the day before November pOrk
so 9i on hrst call at s2l2% and on last call al
81 52li, thirty two ana a half cents nboyr IN
last sales OF yesterday
Inc foreign exports ofhog products from the
seaboatd for the week erdiug last Saturday
amounted TO oO5l,.Sl pounds against 7.Sl0, IS.
PouhIS ne preceding week, aud l2,76s, 4Ss
pounds me corresponding week last year. Com
pared win last year the falling was entirely i'm
bacon, there being small increase IN lard and
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FRUITS AND NUTS.
To.pAY's QUOTATIONS..

To.nAY's QUOTATIONS..
layer, So IS. W -
SMKEN ArrLEs-Ncw, s2,5C34bO per Dbl.
CURRANrs--Sto SIC.
PEACHEs-si,00 per bushel.
CALIFORNIA PEARs-None on the market,
ORAN0es-Valenoia none in market
LEMoNs-Pcr box, Sicily, $500 10 100 Messiua,
,Nurs-Almonds, sc per pound; Brazil, loalg,
nloerts, lSG Naples w0nuts, l5c. Ii. IL; chestnu,S,
imported, none on the market peanuts, Ten.
nesee red lOv choice white, I2l,c: cocoanuts,
none In market. '''''''
DArRs-ln trails, Go per H.
Flas-kegs he layers Is to,l7c per pound
HRArE-Concord, 1871; California, g0o prr ID.
FLuMs-Now. none In market
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sADDLERyAND LEATHER.

ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.
SoLE LEATHER OAK No, l, s9Ople No, Z 81 A
HeNlocK-Bcst butrNlo slaughter, 81; good N.
best Meiamoras ~ No 2 IS good damage, n
$40 ~NN' N''
llEMtooo--primc IS; do good, SS do No. 4 sA,
quality. W
PMlihpxLruiA CALFsKlS-No. /, 81 10 to l ~
dc No. ., 81 ~ TO l 10.
PnllApEtrniA KiTs-Nc. 1, SIC to 81 90 &c.
cording TO weight, w
snrsr sKISS-Topping MINK per dos, $40 %
IiningS white NNNN. 6 IS; Russets, q toS
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LIQUORS.
TO-DAY : QUOTATIONS.,

TN-NNN QUOTATIONS.,
,nloohol-Sa 80 per gal. as per high wines
Mhtsxy-Roctncd, 81 1901 so as per proof
sour mash one year old, 81 co; two years old
NW@S3 "; three years old. 81 So6Ds2 rs; fancy
extra oldwhiSky, siOlA us per ago.
MlNSs-Claret in case, sSepS, per quality; Ca.
Gwba per gal, Mc@l so Port 81 2QcsS; Sherry
Per gae 81 SQS, Madeire, per gal, Il COOS; While
wine In cases, O. OO@l1
CHAhrAeNr-Julcs Mum h Co, ssSefe9 Held.
alex, IN basket s2tSIaS krus, Ia basket ss6S,Ss
Domestic champagne, Sell
ALs-siock Ale, per doE 81 0o@2 ~ Portor
per dos, - coca %,
BorriK BKER-st Louis quarts, az plnts 81. 40
Budwoisor own size ST. So plnts sll 90 RI.
anger beer quarts, SIS; pinjs, slS.50
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Gnuutu Ircas,trer.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
the name of N. X GROVE as Treasurer
Dallas county. Election November 7, 1859.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" MIR. HENRY BOIL us candidate for
election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
" q. NJ OVERLEESE as IL candidate fol
county Treasurer Of Dallas County, Election,
Tuesday, November 9TH, 1852.
WE. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W the name of WILL +. D0UGHERTY as a
seoiion, Tuesday, November eth, 1882
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCES / a
WILLIAMSON as candidate for County
leasurer Election, November 1882
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FISH AND GAME.

THg merchants OF this city Arc vcli sprruo,
WIN hsh nom tho Gulf and also from surroudins
lakes and streams. There is limited demand
Tor nsh nom some OF the towns ON the raiiroSds
nut the sales are generally confined TO local
disappeared nom the market. ""''
ro.pAl's QUOTATIONS.,
tlsf-kel sheephcad ami front, i0,r Nav
orleans ttd snarpor. lsc; Spanish naokrrel No
whoslsaia k'tai cents higher
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asor tnc a.ceislaturc.

WEARS REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCES n
~ l. d. ANDREWS as u candidates for
p pns from the district composed of Dallas,
election VIZ 'u'"'i's
w ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE W.
,,, IT, VEAL as candidate for the Lesis.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w pk, j.. y, PARSONS, of Rockwall, as A
rarraut and Rockwell
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hay, SEEDS AND FEEDsTUFFs


tEED-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs . 5O crush.
ed corn and cob, per 100 lbs, 81 So crushed corr
aud barley, per 100 lbs, 81 Is; corn bran per lOi
lbs, 75c. ''
HAY-Dsrk. s4@6, bright sS Pro,o storee-
PRAIRIE baled, dark, sin5; bright, $40: bright
tee on board, car s. TO IT, dark. 50 to &.
COTTON SEEp-Firm at 49, 30 per bushel
GERMAN MlILET-We quote at 81 70. little
millet IL ~ to 81 90 Scarce in the market
Harden. sc. per paper retail; wholesale IL to
c. per paper.
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BuooiEs, SPRING WAGONS. src.

THIS Is the grca, central depot for al, kinds OF
wagvns' euysics carriages, etc, frum which
Vounuy dealers get their supplies The follow.
ing arc ruling prices here.
, To.pAy's QUOTATIONS.,
sSnArie-s4ste poles, soiis Per don.
,., and spring, top sppefioo do
cncn sess1sS DO side springs tor siccSiss do
siss s p sn,,n do phactcns sSis A grade
bump scat busgies sif6eSxN stform sn,lrss
Ni"ei% 'hfes 81 hns wagons, ssonils.
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CouNtu gludne.

ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
" l., WILLIAMS rs candidate Tor County
Judge. Election, November T. 1852.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w r. L. BURKE as u candidate for reelection
% the office of County Judge Of Ballas county,
at the ensuing November election
MTE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
" K. H. YVES for the office c. County Judge,
the ensuing election,
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49, y 20 -
SCRAP IRON.

scRAr mon Is IN demand here The fhllowlnv
srethc prices paid for all kinds OF scrap metals
ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.
CAST 81 per hundred; stove, IS cents wroush,
~ " Gec per hundrcd brass, sS to $40 per hun
| cad y Amor hundred ' WIN
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COopEiiAGE,

THrRs is steady demand here for cooperase
anu voopemgo stock of all kinds, and orders
very heavy.
ro.pAN's QUOTATIONS..
MolaSses barrels, 81 so halfharrels, 81 IS, kog.
7Sc; sugar barrels As haltbarteis a; hoop polrs
DOR loo eiY - N' '''''
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Ea4 Gpllector.

ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE y
" 7. STEPHENSON, better known MS 'IJnolo
tete, as candidate for Tax Collector of Dallas
county, nj the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
CHAs. h.. GILLESPIE flor the past six
years deputy in the oilicc) as candidate for
the November election. ~
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
~ Il. BlEWETT as candidate for Tax
collector OF Dallas county at the November cleo.
on. WV
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COAL AND WOOD,

TODAY s ROTATIONS.
GoAL-lndlan nation, 81 per ton.
CoKE--50c per barrel.
Woop-'Oak, hickory and ash, So O. TO 80 rs
per cord. Saved stove wood is retailing at thp
rates of u 90 TO 90 per cord
'MAKCOAL--t6 reuts rcr barrel
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a.or 2lastiee of thr 9sarc

,7,,-' 49, = SN~N'
WE AXE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W 4. &. 7. KENDALL ms n candidata fnr
Justice OF the Peace, precinct No. /, Elec.
ton November Z, 1852.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W,
W. PEAkEos II Candidate for Justice of tho
Ieace, Precinct No, |. Election November7, 1853
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W
" II; PRlCE as a candidate for Justice orthe
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w S. N BRASWELL MS a can6iasto fnr
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. /. dallas
county Election, November 7, 1882. d
ME, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. NJ EDWARDS as u candidate for
Justice OF tho Peace for Precinct No. |. Election.
November :, 1882. 'NN'''''
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
~ NIX: JOHN II. KuNZ as a candidate for
n November. NN'ou
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Eoc Shcritt.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~, MANN ElLlSroN for sheriff of Dallas
Coantys Election November. iSSl. '''''
WE AXE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
OF DALLAS County. Election, Nov, 5th, iSSs, :"
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNouNCp
NATE CHAPMAN Ms a candidate fnr
sheflu OF Dallas County Election, No-cmbcr !,
WE Am keQuEarEn TO ANNOUNCER
~ BEN JONES Ms n candidate for Shortly
Election, November :. lSS2, N ''' S"e''"
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QuEENswARE.

ssot,ed crates, go TO SIS
1u.nhlets, sec, 10 500.
stonewarG nor l,OVc gal' ms, slo.OC,
Lamps-R. H.. N.fsG. H.. $3.50, I. r a
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\ rrME REQUEST or MANY FRIENDS
~ SkoRGE JACKSON hereby ANNOUNCES
,, gs candidate for the office OF County
, N,onihis'ion at tho ensuing November clio.
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2;Nc WoMMtn Attnrnrn-
a;or U-nl,missin,,r,.

WEARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNCE O,
o,v frN,Lt,NI ssa candidate for County Attor-
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Foe Assessor.

WE, ARE RE9trsfEp TO ANNouN ct
q. coMM y, II. HOLLOWAY as y candidate
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9scr GCnunTH gCler,;.

MJE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W,
w A. HARDWOOD rs a candidate for County
Clerk
w. II. THACKER is candidate for County
w Clerk. Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy in Texas For the past six years has
had charge of the County Court of this county,
as Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex
Harwood
WE. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOU NEE
w the name of CHAS. W00DS0N, of Seago.
vile, as an independent candidate for County
Clerk.
I hereby announce to the citizens OF Dallas
L county that am candidate for the office OF
county Clerk. If my reputation us IL man and
my qualifications for the position are such as to
commend me to your confidence, | ask your
hearty support, pledging myself that no effort
apon my part will be spared 10 make an efficient
and faithful servant of the public.
April l6 1882. G. NJ, WHEAT
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. M. G. HILL Ms n Candidate for County
CLERK, Election, November next
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1istrict Wlcrl,.

ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCE
w col J W. LANE as n candidate for Me.
trict Clerk at the ensuing November election =,
WE, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
the name of HENRY W, JONES. Tho nrcs.
sht INCUMBENT as n candidate for recollection Ia
we olice of Clerk TO the District Court of DALLAS
COUNTY, NJ the ensuing Novemher clcriinn
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Announcements.

nr-An Announcements FOR Ofco must be
Paid for in Advance.
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l;oe State Senator.

WE, ARE REQUESTED TO ANNouSor
Ca, BsARNErr GIBBS as candidate for tho
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The prices of grain In st. Louis to-day. az
chalked upon the boards of the Exchange in this
city, 1880, were as follows October wheat, gl7,.
November wheat M9.@g3]s October corn, G2t3;
November corn, ib'5. October oats, 3lii; Novem.
Der GA Is, 3O7a
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THE grain market in Chicago to-day has de.
veloped no new features. About the same
changes IN prices rs usually occur were the rule
Today. Wheat for October opened Mt a.,
ana closed at 9iA, sevOn'cighths OF cent nd.
vance since last evening. For November de.
divcry 1t sold In the morning nj ql.i, and in the
evening NJ pit6, quarter Of cent above tho
evening before. October corn sold ON first call
atOl : and on last call vt 81, the same price AS
me day, before, For November 1t opened at
VS. and closed at 81 d, Il half cent advance ON
the prices of last evening.
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GRAIN AND nnEApsrurFs.

m,
The receipts of grain in this city to-day have
been very fair by wagon, aud the arrivals OF
Texas and two from the south. There was one
car OF wheat from the south. Tho shipments
were three ears OF corn TO Abilene one car of
oats To Alexandria, Louisiana and mixed ear
OF corn and oats To the pneries In eastern Texas
Ihere are orders in the city for wheat to be for.
Warded 70 mills in the southern portion of tho
STATE The grain trade OF the city is nctiyc, and
tne demand is above the supply. Prices are
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ON CHANGE.

grain on the Exchange to-day: Wheat, $4,000
%, owing to grade aud quality, Mica.
ragna wheat, 70G75; oats, spring, 8OGlO;
mixed for feed, i2@li choice red
rust'pr00f $1,000. There Is no old corn on
the market New corn in shuck, 5000 Sholed
6O@bb. BARLEY in, sacks Ga. Rye In sacks, Texas,
So@9l n0s.hern, 90. Little mllet seed, 50@GO.
German, $500. small advance for grain In
store Is asked by dealers.
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NNll HOAkn.
There was only moderate attendance ON IN,
vaii Hoard today, but those who were present
piu freely for grain Cash wheat was held al Q5
cents and prices offered were S. n wide differ
cnoe between holders and buyers. October
NW hsat New November Sj@N co. December
MwuVi; Corn in shuck, cash, lls0 Is: October
w piui November 10 bid; December, iOi, hid
ana ~ asked, shcllcd corn In bulk, SO bid; De.
tober, 0o@baAi November iSM5M pccembcr IL
S SSr v al IN sack, cash. ioCC!E ooto.
ing done In December Barley in secSS
LOT VSlopeE on 10 81; rye sacked cash,
% 10 10 az pei. grade; In bulk for October Is IN
20; for corn In shpCk on the TEXAS ( inci6C
road, TO be delivered next week, SO was ofSfcd
ior corn ON the Houston Il Texas Central road
Tor October y, was offered for soOOO bushels
anu - was asked, The same prices prevailed
on me Texas AMI Pacific road, Primo baied
prairie hay was offered In five car lots nj $40 no,
sacked bran for tho year 90 offered ana far
cash, 40 millet seed sacked { o. b., was offered
~ %, From present indications some heavy
OF n fcw JNys " ''N NN"sN