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PROVISIONS.
ro.pAYlh QUOTATIONS..

To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
sAdoN-Long clear Sides 7lac shorl clear,
lSc breakfast bacon lSAc
DRY SALr-Loug clear sides, l6isc shor, cleer
i7c ''''
hAMs-Canvassed, IL, Magnolia is,
LARp-Tierce axe; half barrel lI&c. IN-lb
cans, lirc 2O'lb cans, Axe l0.lb cans, l5AC 5-lh
cans, lane; Glib cans. lSisc
The provision market In Chicago ia firm and
mess pork advanced n little both for October
aud November. October sold on first call at
~, ana on last call at S23lO, ten cents advance
ON Saturday prices. November delivery sold
In the morning At tal,sS fell oil "a, cents, then
recovered and closed ut 81 49,, two cents over
the last sales last week,
The Cincinnati Price Current OF the 9th saws:
Ihe west is still receiving small supplies of hogs
largely short OF the usual movement at this time
Ill the year. There Is nothing new within the
week III regard 10 outlook, or apparent reasons
lOI thc small supplies Of hogs The corn crop IL
iuuy made IN nearly all sections, and farmers
realize not only the fact that there is an unusu.
any large supply OF feeding MATERIAL but also n
smaller amount If swine to fatcn than usual for
mo carly future-hcncc they find themselves
Justified in holding stock back To q more mature
CONDITION. Packers seem 10 expect to pay about
s"h9 ior hogs in November, and IL they do so
nus VIII AFFORD handsome return for The corn
converted into pork, The new season will be
yin win supply markets moro nearly bare of
hng pfodo,s than usual, and this will give slim.
uusio early operations of packers. The pack.
ing Tor the week Is about Qt,OO0 short of CORE.
sponding period last year, and the falling OH
MnVo March !, compared with n year ago, Is
l!inVO hogs. Prices OF hogs have been sl,S.
tanned during the week AMI close steady
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LAVE = Took


TODAY 3 QUOTATIONS.
BEEF CAfTLR-Butchers stock. az
BARREN cows-Eat 2aDSA cents.
SHIPPlNG-ShG4 cents
sTccK-Per head S9aslS
MICH COws-Nith calves S2SGsiO
SPRINGEEs-Per head, Sl0dS}O
hods-Corn'ted. &c gross. timber fsL 81 o4l.;
stock. 2sW3.
sHEEP-Mutton, a.as3i cents; stock. per head
81. coos 10
HoRsRs--EIua the, per span, ssO0asNG fancy
harness SlJOGS20O; livery harness, s15@Sl7S;
farm, s5O@sl2o; ponies. Sl5Gs90
MuLEs-Extra heavy fI251S2OO medium $500
SlO0 small s30@51 Wv
We clip the following from the Laramie. ~
T. Boomerang, of a late date:
With the present. high price of beef and the
COW literally Jumping over the moon Wyoming
territory men are rcaping a rich harvest aud
many of them will make independent fortunes
this summer. The rise has been so rapid, and
transfers are made so easily That largs tranSer-
tions are made every day in which the buver
does not see hOof of his purchase, and very
likely does not actually use more than one. half
the purchase money IN the trade before he has
sold aud made au enormous margin in the heai
year ago Laramie plains Cattleman was
offered large Utah herd and ranch for $40 TOO
winch ouer was accepted ut the moment but
later rejected, Since that time the Utah man
sold 81, 900 worth of the herd then sold The
ranch for "a SEQ aiterward nut So 600 more in he
bunch, and last week sold It for sll0 600 In other
WORDS the Utah man ia to-day ahead
over $4,000 because his last years
oller was not accepted. Chey-
enhe man Tho don tprctend to know maverick
from mandamus has made neat little margin
OF Slo,OO TINS summer on small transactions
anu hasn't seen COW yet that he bought and
sold Cheyenne is wild over the market, and
miliionS are talked OF as lightly as nickels and
AZ Kinds of people in all professions are dab.
bLng IN steers The chief justice of the su.
premc court has recently succumbed 10 the con
Iagious excitement and has gone To purchase
NOWO herd Everywhere the excitement is
as bad as 1t over was in mining stocks In the
palmy days OF ComstOCk How long this thing
VIII Cohilnue Is mere matter of speculation
whether the labOring classes OF the states will
eat porler-house steaks when they taste like
government bonds, or quit all at once and knock
.he bottom out of the Chicago market no man
Knows 10 dead moral certainty OF course all
Is smooth sailing now, but we doubt the propri-
cly Oh iOoling with the thing right along for six
months, for one of those days buyers will insist
on q delivery of the goods, and sales cannot bc
made Immediately enough to omit the universal
kefpluck. We may not be using the correct
terms, perhaps but our meaning may be readily
gathered.
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HARDWARE,
To-pAy's QUOTATIONS.

ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.
AScs-Collins', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar,
pSr m DOZEN m MY Diamond kdge per dozen,
shovels and spades-Rowland's discount 40
Per cent; Amos' list steel goods, discount 10 aud
Rubber SS,tlns- Discount so PER cent
Nals-AOO rate.
Horse shoes-62S per key.
S.9S per box, "''
lron.-ic rate.
s,ccl-.plow, 7ci lay, &c; cast, lsc per pound.
Sheet iron-H h, &c; galyanised, Discount N
per cent ~
skillee aud lids, DC per pound; sugar kettles,
DO per pound,
lacks-in boxes l0o papers, l so per box.
Grub hoes-pcr dozen, 1905 rliroad picks,
per dozen, QOC, ''
Mattocks-pcr Dozen 100.
scnlos-Fairbanks, discount o. nor cont,
Howe, discount a per cent.
Tin plato-1. e., iuxlL per box, 500; l. g.. IA.
~, per box, 500, Tcrnc, lix2o, per box, /; M,
rernc, 2Os9N per box, 1850 wv
Tnwar,.- rieced discount 80 per cont
stamped, discount 10 per cont
sollcr-No. l. lSo; No. H. and Ia, isc DOR
pound. ''O W.T.
Babbl, metallic TO lSc per pound.
BAR Lead l'c per .ponnd,
No. duck horse COLLARS on per dozen,
"a msm n ioor iOo per dozen, three loop,
BACK eands-thrcc inch, 10 per dozen.
Hathcd wirc--SN el9hc.
a bpsNn Journal SAYS; Although the jobbing
trade NOT iully opened for the season, aud can.
not DO said to he general and very active, vet
thereN steady Improvement IN the demand
and agood many goods arr quietly moving The
ouucok Is for healthy and steady business this
autumn, Values aru quito steadily sustained
aud scarcely any price list or discount shcc,
changes arr bsiug made by manufacturers,
Cut nails continue to move well at the NJ.
Gently advanced prices OF manufacturers, Mud
The market Is firm, with limited stocks and
, some sizes almost run out Tho bottom uunta
lion hcrv for large lots OF los TO Cos is saIS kcr
aud small lots tell at an advance of iOc. above
these hEutcs, Az New York there arc very il.h,
stocks, aud prices have been advanced therp i0c
| n kog since our last and arc now SaSs. with la,
OF to the trade for car. load lots, Wv
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
TO-pAY,s quotations.

BRtoK-At the kilns to $40 kiln run,
sroNE-At the Dallas quarrles, &c per CUBIC
iooc II fos foundation; l6 for wall and 70 for
dressed front
ADMINISTRATIONS pine, rough, 50 70 per 100
Get over u feet In length; g. So Matched and
dressed hooring and finishing, 81 70; :, ceiling
W ceiling. 81 50; yellow nine
siding 81; white pine ceiling 81 rs 6r.t
common; white pine siding, first common, 81 SO
ASH aud walnut flooring, 800 per Thousand;
poplar. dressed both sides, $50; rough walnut
Sl2S to lbG. Common doors 81 80 to 81: sash 81 rs
to b 90 Hs TO size.
Posrs-Ccdar, sl2 30; Boise a. ave, els
Ia ua-S b0G4 per thousand
AsrEH PARis--Per barrel at6Si 10.
HAlR-Per pound 7hC.
sHiNaLEs--Yclow, pine 50 10 to I u; white
pine " 90 to s. ~ Cypress, No. e. S. No 4
81 60 Eo2 81 %.
:, UEaEsr - Rosendslc, 81 rs; Louisville, a. 10
Portland, So 80
DRAIN Pins inch, Ice per FOOT ,tnrh. ne
Inch, SSc; Z Inch, ,Oc; 3 irCh, SOC
GkAENr fLuks-6 inch, S7S,c. inch 40; men
oeiliny Joint 81; inch cap, Sc: inch eilIpp
Joint 81 IS. Inch cap do, 60c.
MlNHD PAlSTs-Ready for use and ali ,,iora
VI lO@l 81 per gal All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-Striotly pure. O. bO
LiMk-Coopercd, Austin, 81 per barrel bnia
81 Oh; benson car lots, zoe. per barrcl. a ~.
Dallas. In lots, zoe pcr bushcl 25c
TuRrEETINE--57c.
IISsERD OlI.-G2MGi.
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sADDLERyANp LEATHER.

ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS,
soix LKArHKR OAK No. !, SgOo4G No, a 81 n
HxnLocR'-Best bufralo slaughter, ST. GOOD N
pest Matamoras ~ No, 2, Is good damage, "A
sa YAK HARNESS LnArnxR-No /, s6SsSso; No. .
HfNloos-Primo. IS; do good, 3d. do No, 500
quality. "NN''"e -"
PMnADnLrnIA o.LrsKs--No. l. 81 10 toll ",
DO No, 2 81 % 10 10. ~
cording 10 weight, w W.
slr.r skiSs-Iopping xxx per dor, $40 %
Lininga white XXSX. e. 10: R,isscts. d Ia W
Tho leather market has been ouite active anJ
prices arr buoyed aud still looking IN. pealeys
are Indifferent about making sales and do moi
desire TO contract much for future delivery nj
present prices, Upper leather In rough has i'm
proved, especially choice parcels OF light ton.
mage, and stocks are showing a good deal OF
reduction, Finished upper leather has been In
good demand, and wax and Nip are firm AT ihc
recent advance, Grain and buff leather arc also
movinE better, split leather is quito active und
wen sold up. Union and hcmlock sole Leather
arc IN greatly reduced stocks. owing TO Inc
still looks upward W. ''"
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2;nr il,lstics of the 9eace.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" I. &. I. RENDALI.as a candidate for
justice OF the Peace, precinct No l. Elec-
ton November T. 1852.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w. PEAKEas n Candidate for Justice of the
Peace, Precinct No, l. Election November 1882
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W,
" H. PRICE as candidate for Justice of the
Peace Precinct No. |.
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w s. n, BRASWELL AS u candidate for
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. !, Dallas
county, Election November 7, 1882. d
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ. EDWARDS rs n candidate for
Justice OF the Peace for Precinct No. |. Election,
November 7, 1882.
NTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR.. JOHN h. KUNZ MS candidate for
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. /. Election
II November
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Tot,utu Treasuccr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of N. X. GROVE as Treasurer
Dallas county. Election November 7, 1852.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" MR.. HENRY BOIL as II candidate for
county Treasurer at the ensuing November
election
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w q. NJ, OVERLEESE as a candidate fol-
County Treasurer of Dallas County Election,
Tuesday, November 9TH 1882.
M1E ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL +. DOUGHERTY as u
candidate for County Treasurer of Dallas county.
Election, Tuesday, November eth, 1852.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE ]. q.
W WILLIAMSON as Il candidate for County
roasurer. Election, November 1889.
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BOOrs AND SHOES.

Tnr boston Journal OF Commerce says Boot
anu shoe manufacturers atc In an unusually
good position. with about as many orders on
hand as they can ill before the close of the sea-
sou, aud with their surplus stocks on hand nj.
most entirely cleaned out, ON such occasions
as they can fill from stock or deliver at pretty
short notice, they can IN most cases realize an
advance IN prices, owing To the pressing ard
large wants OF lohhcrs Some of the small
buyers in town have 10 take nom the local job-
hing trade or place with manufacturers orders
that cnnnNi be Llllch for sNme limc.
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FISH AND GAME,

Tns merchants Of this city arr wei, supp,ied
with fish nom the Gulf and also from surrouding
lakes and streams, There is u limited demand
Tor fish nom some OF the towns on tho railroads,
but the sales arc generally confined TO local
maue. Game Nout of season and oysters have
disappeared trom the market
ro.pAN's QUOTATIONS.
FsH-kcd, shccphoad aud trout l0Nc; New
orleans rcd snspper lSc. spanish mackerol, 2Sc
whoSlsAs RNlal cents higher
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5snc tMc 2.roislaturc.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE T,
" T. d. ANDREWS Ms q candidate for
nloSter from the district composed of Dallas,
election
w II ARE REQu EsTED 10 ANNOUNCE W,
Il. VEAL MS candidate for the Legis.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w DIR, J. j. PARSONS, of Rockwell. as a
candidate for Floater from the counties OF Dallas,
lhIThill ana kOrkwall
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LIQUORS
TODAY s QUOTATIONS.

AALooHoL-S2 so per geL as per high wines.
Mhlsky-Rectihed, 81 l0e9l so as per proof
sour sour mash one year old u 60, two years old
NW@s2 -; three years old, 81 5o6DS2 75, fancy
extra oldwhisky. si6DS rs per agn
MlNks-Clarot IN case, sSCGS, per quality, Ca.
mwoa, per gal, Mcsl so Port 81 2Oels; sherry,
Wine in cases, 81 0O0alO '''N
ChAsrAGNk-Jules Mum q Co, Sasa2G Held.
SICK, IN basket s26@2s; Krug. In basket s.6SSs
Domestic champagne, Sold
per dos e. Coa2 2S 'V'N'
- BorrLR BEER-St Louis quarts, sIs; piuts sl2 70
huuwelser, own siEo, Sl2 30; pints, Sli 90 Er.
anger beer quarts, SlS pints, Sla6O
Hub Punch, SIS o..
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For Sl,critf.

WE arm REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
co- M MANM ELLlsroN for sheriff of Dallas
oo1ny, Election November, 1852.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNorNCE
W, IL, W SMITH for the Office of Sheriff
Oh DALLAS County Election, Nov 7th, 1882.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
s, NATE CHAPMAN as a candidate for
eueriu OF Dallas County, Election, NoTember7 7,
WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
p,BE BEN JONES as . candidate for sheriff
Election, November :. 1852. N''N''"'
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HAY, SEEDS AND FEEpsruFrs


FrSp-Choppcd corn, per 100 lbs, ~ So crush.
W. corn aud cob, per 100 lbs, 81 So crushed corn
ana barley per 100 lbs, 81 IS; corn bran, per 100
haN-pMk S@G bright IS. From stores--
PRAIRIE baled. dark, sidfb; bright. $40 brisht
NE on board car. S. To l@ dark. sSto6
NoTIoN SEEn--Firm at lSAc per bushcl
NERMAs MilLEr-Wo quote at 81 as little
mulel " " to 81 90 Scarce In the market
c, per napct
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FRUITS AND NUTS

,,. IV-UNf VVUTATtONn,
iAycL 81 rs "' W. ''A' 20 90
aksks Arriks-vew, sa.SoaLso per bbL
CuRRANrs-Sto Stc w wv"
PsAcHKs-si,c0 per bushel
yALronsiA rtAns-Nonc on tho market
onANess-valcncia, mono In market
oJ,QQ, WV w "VN "ose'un'
,Nurs-Almonds $50 per pound, Brazil. ioAn,s
nlbcrts ltc; Naples walnutS iSc 10 i ch,stnv,s
imported, none ON the market peanuts. Nam.
none In market. """'>
pArks-in frails Go per Id,
Ilee-keEs, lsc layers 10 to.i7c per pouud
0RArxs-Concord, lsh, California, No nor In
fLuNs-Ncw. none IN market. W. w.
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SCRAP IRON,

Sonar IRON IL In demand here. Tho following
arcthc prices paid for all kinds of scrap metals
ro.DAy's QUOTATIONS.
Cast 81 per hundred; stove, IS cents; wrough ,
~ to DC per hundred; brass, O. to $40 pcr hun
dred; copper, $40 10 "a 10 por hundred: sinn and
cad \ 4pOr htud md $500
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WOOL AND HIDES,
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

-, QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
Fine spring per ID, - to Sc; medium osprlny
per 10, 20 to DC; Mexican improved per ID, Il
To l6G: bury of all grades. to Sc. oil.
hldes-Dry Hint sound and heavy 10 TO he.
Miuo light 10 to l2c dry salt, heavy, lie; ditto
hshI ~ to lUc; wet salt Z to 7l.2c; green
butchers, IL 10 &c; all damaged, wet or dry
oVo 'shcarlings. b to l5c. ~
me annexed table shows the number of bales
OF Wool imported into New York during the past
week anu since the LIST of January, ms com.
pared with the preceding year: also the rcccipts
vi domestic during the same period.
FOREIGN
imports week ending September - ... So
impofSilnce January |, lSSa............., ~. ISS
Imports same period 1851. ........,...... .S6 50o
DOMESTIC
hieeeiplS week ending September o.. ,....,. l07
nnoVoipN since january l. lsS9 ,,,..,,,,,,9l,SO SOS
Boston paper says. Hides of MI kinds con.
uhuo very firm, and there have been consider
able sales ef foreign, mostly kips. Mt very low
vvgures Domestic hides are also very strong
,sSsC Calcutta buffalo &c 10 ice western So !
bun, 9'sc to loo at the west
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COOrEKA1E,

TuEnR Is steady demand here for ccoperagc
aud coorcrago stock OF all kinds, and orders
very heavy.
- ro-pAys QUOTATIONS.
Molasses barrels q So half barrels, 81 IS keea
,sc sugar barrels 81 halfbarrels "a hoop pcles
Ger LOO Ga
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Alistrict Wlcrli.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w COL j. w, LANE MS n candidNic far Ms ..
ulct Clerk ut the ensuing November election. +,
WE. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES
the name of HENRY W. JONES, the pres.
eht incumbent rs II candidate for recollection IN
we ol,ce OF Clerk TO the District Court of Dallas
county, NJ the ensuing November election.
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WAGON WOOD WORK.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work, and The sales In THIS line ara
steady and continuous Prices aw as follows
ro'pAr's QUOTATIONS.,
aroXSs-Erom 2 70 q, inch, nor set ky q.
Get g. Xxx, s. Is w
SAWED Fkitoks-,> to ~. Il "a pet set
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COAL AND WOOD.
TO-DAY puorArioN,

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS..
goAL-lndian nation, " per ton.
CoKK-too per barrel
Woop-oak hickory and ash, q ~ to a rs
FER cord, Sawed stove wood Il retailing AT Tho
rates OF " 80 10 % per cord,
OHARcoAL-SS cents ror barrel
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POULTRY, BurTER AMP Eoos

ro.pAy's QUOTATIONS.
koYA toosSc. ""''"' '"''
xeee-icc per doscn
1vssxs-Norshsrn. asescc rexas iseaoo
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S;oe Guunri; u-lcrli.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w A, HARDWOOD as d candidate for County
Clerk.
w. II. THACHER is a candidate for County
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,
as Deputy County Geek, under Captain Alex
HarwOOd.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOU NOE
'. the name Of CHAS WoODSON, OF Seago.
vile, as an independent candidate for County
Clerk.
1 hereby SnnOunce to the citizens OF Dallas
county that AN II candidate for the office OF
county Clerk. If my reputation ss u man and
ny qualifications for the position are such as 10
1Omlnend me 10 your confidence, | ask your
oearty support pledging myself that 10 effort
upon my part will be spared TO make an efficient
AND faithful servant OF the public
Aprll L. 1882. C.. NJ. WHEAT.
ME AXE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ. C. HILL az a Candidate for County
CLERK, Election, November next
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QuEsNswARE

Assorted crates ~ TO SIS
Tunblcrs, as, 10 si.po
stonewarH rer i,prc gallons. 1000
Lsmps-B. H., nsSG. H. t2soe. r a.
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Eoc e onnn,iss;oncr

A THE REQUEST or MANY FRIENDS
~ GEORGE JACKSON hereby ANNOUNCES
nl as candidate for the office of County
ION Toner ut the ensuing November 81, q.
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s;oc State Senator.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
STATE ssA Nkrr GIBBS as candidate for tho
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ascc gomutu .Attorncu.

WE,ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE @.
\. CLINT as candidate for Comfy Alton.
noy. Election, November :, isSS, N0''''' ''''V'-
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NE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
" l.. WILLIAMS as a candidate for County
iudge. Election, November :, ISS2
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
n +. BURKE as a candidate for reelection
" me ONCE OF County Judge of Dallas county,
Al the ensuing November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W Il, h, IVES L for the Office I { County Judge,
fhe ensuing election
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For Assrsso,..

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
MIR, J IL. HOLLOWAY as n candidate
or County Assessor at the ensuing cieeiisn. "''
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Announcements.
Gouutu sludpc.

srAn Announcements for once mus, be
Paid for In Advance.
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THEwhcat market In Chicago to-day was
steady at about the prices paid last Saturday.
For October II opened at g8t and closed at ri
Last week u closed ut gSk For November de
livery II sold In the morning at q5as, aud In this
evening at the same figure, and not different
from the last sales list week Thore was n de.
cidedly better feeling in corn, For October IL
sold ON FIRST call at G2A, gradually advanced,
ahd on last cal brought O., two cents and an
eighth above Saturdays close. For Noycm her
topened at Gal, aud closed nj CA, two cents
and an eighth advance since the last sslos last
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The grain market In st. Louis to-day opened
rathor better than tho close of last week. Nv
tho reports us chalked on the Merchants Elk.
change, wheat for October was sold at o., for
November, MG; October corn. ca. bid No.
vember 57Ag519,.
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grain on the Exchange to-day; Wheat, s5GpS5CO
W. owing to the grade and quality; Nicaragua
wheat 7uG75; oats, spring, 30CciO; mixed, for
feed, 42Cgib; choice red rust-prooi, i56o5O There
II no OLD corn ON the market New corn in
60. Rye IN sacks, Texas $1,000; orthcrn, 81. 90.
Little mlllet seed, 5O@G0; German, SlGG9j,
small advance for grain in store is asked by
dealers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-10

ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w A, HARDWOOD as candidate for County
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-10

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS.,
bAGoN,-Long clear sides, l7isc; short clear,
lS1 breakfast bacon lStic.
DRY SALr-Loug clear SIDES lGisC; short cleer
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-19
TWO Men l Honor.

"Two men | honor" SAYS Carlyle.
"First, the toil-worn craftsman that
with earth made implements labori-
ously conquers the earth and makes
her mans. Venerable to me is tie
hand tho hard and coarse, wherein
lies a cunning industrious virtue.
Venerable, too, is the sunburnt face,
beaming with rude intelligence, for it
is the face Of a man--a living man
like being, bent on providing food
and raiment for his species.
Second, a man that is to be hOnored
still more highly, nay, reverently, is
he who is seen laboring for the spirit
ual daily brcad--the bread Of life,
Highest of all when his outward en-
deavors and department are one.
When we can call him artist. Not
earthly craftsman only inspired think
er who with IIeaven-made imple-
ments conquers peace with our Ma
kcr for MS"
Blount County democrat. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1879-1883, 1882-10-19

In 1860 the population Of the United
States was 81 ,443,42l, and in 1880 it
had increased to 50,l55,7S3. In 1850
the expenditures of the Federal Gov
eminent for the civil and misCellane-
Gus list and for the navy and war de-
partments was $63,3GG,0O4. In 1874
the expenditures for the same pur-
pose were $l5S,33S, JOG. The amount
appropriated for the same purposes
for the fiscal year of 1888 is over $lGG.-
100000. Thus it viii he seen that
while our population has only in
creased from 1860 to 1880 less than
sixty per cent, in 1874 there was
growth Of expenditures equal to lj5
per cent, and for 1888 TO l63 per cent.
In 1874 the people took alarm, and by
most extraordinary popular move
mcnt sent a Democratic majority to
the lower House, and in 1878 the re-
ductions for the civil list, war and
navy, amounted to $53,G90,05G. Fig
ures are things that can't lie for po-
litical purposes, and the few presented
above furnishes very prolific sub
ject for business men to think upon.
When it comes to a matter of dollars
and cents, business men should like
that course that will give them the
best government with the least ,eX-
pense.