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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27
j. +. FoGG,
w. A. ADAMS,
w. G. TURNER.

WHAT WILL STOP MY COUGH
ING AT NIGHT? Guarantee Ackers
English Remedy will. Price 1Oc., Que.
aud 81. l.. n. Brunswig.& Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

Through orangegreIaI
forests via New 0rleaisl
and East, with The ~
Of the Mississippi hytl
,rado & Santa Re vii !
give the Lowest rate ~
cinnati, Atlanta and nd Y
and East. Only s.l-l,'
S44.65 to New Ycrs a1iI
cago by this route auda
| of cars 10 New fofS !; ]
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Lime! LImsl]

Round Rock LII
Works manufaclun,1
Of white lime. For M
MAsTIydW WI
ROrnl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

ATHOROUGHwVE|
Blood Elixir will rnH|
the blood. 1t ours u
Boils and Pimbs y
Brunswig & Go, 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

NO LONGER A QUESTION of
opinion, we guarantee every box of
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. Price 25c.
and soc. l.. y. Brunswig & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-27

II DON'T FEEL
stomach is out Of criS1
means chronic dyspsE'1
take Acker's .py'E1
avoid this terrible q al
\. Brungwis & Go !
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NOTICE TOCOI

ih
scaled proposal, 70 4
Tarrani county w. lew aas
and specification, ID, s ~
Clerks office o. s wv nj
the 10th day . =, y M
time the bids VIZ y ", II
awarding ihe, . ,p ~ III,
serves th' JOB
Clerk O. ~.
THIS Nov, q, 10 j
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|rv'y'r. Law
|GEORG
|'al Lar

| ckton, Poe
md n COM
Pecos conr
md titles
! pay tax
old for taxi
ds. l'rOinp
tvall land
We lnrge bo
| adjoining &c
solicited ~
ed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19

Missouri OfDns--soc per Gallon
viHnaAh--pef gallOn, ls9fN
BfABo t-6ko
LYE- Concentrated, a 7b0a -, -,-.
JUas-Wo quote lilo pef gallon fOf Elesou
Crooks, 100 per gallon for glaSod,
PEA0HEs-2 lbs, 81 1907 20 lbs, WOE w.
ToMAToEa--2 lbs, 81 250pi W; 8lb, VI ob0l ".
BAUER KaAUT II blB 70 w ha1 Dds tS'o'
largo bbls, $3.50 ~
BMoKIEa ToBAcco Genuine Duke OF Dur
ham, lib .pkgs., ~ blb, ~ AK OH H'lDi
b8 assorted cases 80
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS Peaches liz lbs
g. %; Aprcos, 2l2 lbs, % .0b BlaokberIies -
lbs, o. 100 Grapes, 21-2 lbs S3.25; Pears, 2.2 lba
49, 10; Cages, Ia lbs. $780, fcas,2.l2 i6s g2Og
Plums Ia lbs, 81 5; Tomatoes, Ia lbs 81 ~
Currants. 2 IL lbs, ~ 10. - r,
per pound; Sal Soda, 2 "a to 1-4c. per pound
Ginger race, lOc per ID; Nutmegs 95c to 81 90 pc
pound: Rail Potash, $500 TO $3.50 per casei PotteS
| Ham LIS $3.50 per doz; Potted Ham, 1-2s V. q
| per doz Sardines Americana $500 per case; sar
| dimes, French, S14.6O per case; Snuff, Garrett
6 or ,Sl2. rs TO el3 90 per case; snuii, Raphs,
ol2 25 TO $3.50 per case; SMUT, Garretfsl 10. H.2
to $3.50 per case, Snuff, Ralphs l.
h.. 81 so per gross; Olives. American, ats
sos per doz, Olive Oil, pts, 7.75 per d0z
Mushrooms, 92.75 per gross; Condensed MIR
81 rs TO So 90 per case; Jelly, wine glass 9oc pc
do2; tumbler Sl.25 per dozen; crown, 500 pc
dozen, lb cans, el.65 per dozen; ID. cans, " y
per dozen; Extracts, lemon, S5c. per dozen; III
| racts, assorted, 96c. per dozen; Gloves, WholS
45o. to SOC, per h.. Cream Tartar, Commercie
Csc per lb.; Backing, (smalD $50. per ID; SlacS
Inu iIarpal hhC per 10
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LlVEntuUh.
Opening Close Close
To-day. To-day Yesterda.
-~-o-%
DRY GOODS.
To-pAYs QUOTATIONS..


PRINTs-Freeman s, 5; Lodi, so; Gloucester, 8;
Harmony, s; Cocheco. 6A; Merrimac, & Green.
witch, 81; Allen, 6; Albion, solid, 54; Peabody
solid, 5h; Peabody black, "a; Simpson black.
ing, OK. American. G; Barley pink and purple,
6; Arnold g. oil red, 9; oil blue and green, II.
HEAVY BKowN Observation-Disclosures -, X;
Indian N HEAD sSleos5 swift q 3S ta co. IA hns
Derby ga, 5 "a; Glendale, 81 81; Natchez 81.
6: Charter Oak, A. 4; Lake George. ~ 2;
Great Western. A. 8; International A, ,5S,4;
Atlantic a: s; Bennington 7&' Match
flSE PnowN DoMEsTIcs-Lake George, 62i; Har-
vest, s; Poeahontas, 81 Great Falls, Z; Peer
less &: Plum Island. s: Atlantic Sk: Green
brier ~; Allendale.7A; Dwight7H; Select y, .,
BLEAUiiED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sunny size, .;
Holmesville ~; Forest s; Big Bonanza, 10 6;
Auburn. So; Lonsdale, sh; Lonsdale, cambria,
Hill, cambria, sji knights, cambria, 9; Hero a.,
9: Hero. rs. .; BalardvGle. q CAMBRIDGE 7.s ?;
Peerless, "a, 5Is; Fruit Of the Loom, 90; Gum Of
the Spindle, SIX; Barker 9; Glen, ~. ,,,>.s...
DUCKs-ArkwrgnL 10: Ettrick, o-oz, III; STARR
doz, l2K; STARK, l0-oz, 10; Savage, SOC, II
Hampden, brown and drab, 90, TO- Hampden
Xxx. do, II: Boston, 1907, brown and dIab, 16h
aogtauk 30 inca G.ia a No No., az p lneh "a
brown aud arab, u; Chariot striped, 1874; Saw
age Striped, 12as
CHAMBRAY-l4h@ Ice.
TiCRING-Amoskeag AGA, is; Hamilton u
Hollywood, plaid, IA: Standard 2, 90: Easton B
~; Omega, I6i% Continental Fancy, TX; Stan.
dard Fancy, 1884; Harrisburg, IL.
HIcKoRY-- Rock River, 6-3; Blue and Brown,
g1Sc; India. 10hc; Arlington. SIC: Thorndike.
u G: Hamilton Il; American, TO- Lowell City, 80.
PLAID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~; Economy, l1A /;
Ottawa, az; Michigan TX Relic, TX! Wood
lawn SIX: Catawba.9H. Arlington, So; Augusta
81: Louisiana, TX.
SINeHAYs Bates, sH; Glasgow, Z: Statewide,
So: Zephyr +, lSH; Greylock +, 1871; Brook
Ign, SH.
Essex l6H; Arkansas. III e: Marrens, IL; Royal IL
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FUTURES.

THE cotton future markets both in New
York and Liverpool continue on decin-
ing tendency. In the former city they are
oil again to-day about points and in the
latter LEA. 1t is about time they would
take a change aud advance few points
when spectators for about the iiitieth
time will say they have at last touched
bottom.
Chicago Produce and Provisions.-April
wheat closed at 81 .O69 bid and 81 O6B asked (;
an advance OF / to /. May wheat opened
strong at 81 90, and during the day REACHED
81 O0i but finally closed at 81 .9Ss a falling OIL
since last evening of /. The last quotations
for April corn were 52A bid, 52i asked, de,
cline of to May corn advanced from
TO 4, and sold at So. April pork was 10
cents higher, bringing 1888. May. ad,
vanced az much and closed at SlS.45. April
lard was up .! cents and quoted at llS1A
May also advanced p cents, and on last
cali brought 1.421 bid, 1l.45 asked.
The st. Louis grain market was rather
quiet April wheat was lower at 81 %!
May was higher, at $l1lA. April corr
unchanged from yesterday, 47s,; May sole
at lS9 to 4S3. Oats were shade lower
April bringing 42A bid, a decline OF MAJ
was without material change, at Al Did
NEW YORK,
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DuE1rs, April Il. Smith and james Carey
eft The park in May. The two oOnstables
on cross examination cozld not agree as
10 mart Of fence they saw Curley 20 over,
and we're azked 10 point oHt the spot on the
man. Tney desig1atsd places $50 yards
anrrt. The statements Of kavanaugb and
smith were someuhat IN conflict, ksva-
reueh svors Smith told him IN The park
tbef Chief eeey vas the object Of Their mis-
sion. While Smith testified he was ignorant
81 ne oi,i-cf 81 the cynspirstOrs, A servant
Ell ID IsuIes Carey Identified Curley as one
40 Frequently VISITED Der employers house
nd in company with other iurinubles.
srIrtlIr.r sirf sFrrr hat siIe $40 Drrley IN
H. unrk Msv Gu. james Carey's s0n
.rr-l be ssr IL iafter I'D Curisy Ia The
,-i~frffv of DubIin Csstie the DAY the muir
Sr- -rs committed James Carey testified
49, - nririnalir interded 70 lay
~ H-rEs's body q cs-d bearing The words,
liTrrrfrd ~ ords- IurinChIes." Curlsy
40 IL rrris card l1r Turp1sf, l-ea gss n0t
- Cur houcger. and Curicy afier-
e.. ~ rlnr-f 11-d in uIa1 h1E q Dublin
rrr-rrs frsurtlreri Csc 90 uryTn
-7.-..4 49, t-tiur s1ue formal police ~
fa.r.. uarrrr. o. deems. currr1r-1 Is
C--Ier - Ii-us O.-ss. No. .ife Cnrlf1, vas
l-1rrrl e srs.r au1T tbe llFes ol iruoce1t
rar IN s.rrilaf rlrc1r-. i-fl1.s SO s-lIl-
- --rtr-. - laris1 reward Ilds rlD rns
80. rfth ere cr1.ErIlr-.cr 1ll1 tnai cr'rsflf-
- rs is CARR. lcr1E Nm q l-el1n (
-I.rud a.. E--E-E from t1z NJ IA
usarlT 81 IL rris1n.rs q tns oloo9J -
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ATHENS.
A Noted Case on Trial, ,

ATHENS, April 1S.-[special THE Tired
well murder case called on yesterday, was
continued for the term, and the murder
case of A. L. Taylor, set for yesterday,
being called, defendant was forced into
trial. A venire of eighty men was exhaust
ed and only nine jurors empaneled, and a
venire of about thirty was. exhaustion this
morning before q jury was obtained. Most OF
those jurors summoned disqualified them;
selves, stating they were opposed to capital
punishment. The whole of to-day was
taken up by the stale, and from the out
look the whole of the week will be taken
up by the case. District attorney Hogg is
sure of q conviction. Hon. l. s. Woods, OF
kaufman, on the defense, has expressed
himself sauguine of an acquittal. Judge IL.
G.. Robinson displays ability in his ruling s
in the case. Considerable excitement pre-
walls among our citizens over the case IN
general
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akDCEIkJEs,
ro-pAYs QUOTATIONS..

TO-DAY-E oUOTATTOEh. -
O0FYRs-Rio common, 9S9kc feir' Ioei0c
Cboics l05s 10 Ike; Lsgu-ta, &c; va 49, ~.
TEAs-Imperiai, 4SG5jc Young kyEoh' 9OgVF
OolOng, s54fOc Japan. 00a65e. -. .-.
SUsAEs-Ne quote: howderod uAg y :, -. -,
illb;grsurlated, i0K; standard A /, 10k; LouiH :
ana white cbaihed, i0@ioS yeliOw Cihnneo,
Hsor.ssr.-IouisisnA ehosoa ss princ SIC
fair % good IS 70 SOC corn sJrup b9G hosa
Bosios B1ooISs-i0Y@1lc per yard; empire
bargfnR. lcesl05fc per ard.
TIEs-2O1 PER bundle
sGIT--In barrel g as Liverpool in sAcn va
cis " sxez xx.6xa7; XXI 20
so1f-oiive ~ pr BOX: b.ne India y y
Dars.fs 20 per box: k1b. bsra. s. o. per DoA 4oih
bars. e - per box.
BEsss-5 v &c ~ Po19d.
caEUB-W. r IL fun cream l49l4hi iouns
I HoEIsT : ssB ezrrr-s5 oes &C pef hsrrsl
ssI.IHs- Loudon lsysE. nav. per box " ~
DErrD ArFzzs-sxe1oc.
DElED rEAoae-gnDsslsd 9 psolsd "a
FIsE5s-sn sOen pr barrel hsE bsusi'.
coal ou-ilb a.s srs tsss IN Ss-Isil 10
n csEes s. ~
T1rT r-rTsrr--s zss4 90 ~ doren
ri1Tsr. Prs-s-Eound. CSC sprIua. O. PEI oc1
NEssrEEs-k bushel irgn toun1 y = ~
2 - f1-r.-tr1r rsris g % three-hocp, ~
T~rr-rf-ee nsrL q z5f7f - eirnf nesL = 2,
IA i an 1ar do1an- 70. q 9 ~ No ~ -
rv--v.rs ParFs-Rarauf st-rr, sc - ~
va 8oaaDs-Nood g - 1nc - EcE
= $3.50 : - 6 pa tsz q 3 ygunaE lsS.es
r - * a. q 90 hlHs-rT Eega = -
s4,7-Droo. olE = y y e - bu-r = = -
r.rrrru--Fe 1. bsrrsls ga o. h.f brrrsl1
70 "a - "a 1-ssrrsiE. o O. kaf-bsr-
ros.srD Hr-1rrs-1npo-ssd LscezO ~
irrDr-sH1t. = y 1kt pgunf $50. is..
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NEWS NUGGET.
Dish arred-Court of Claims.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-A decision was
rendered by the supreme court OF the
United States to-day in the disbarment
case OF j. B. Wall, brought here upon pc
ution of mahdamus from the southern dig
trict of Florida. Wall was disbarred and
forbidden to practice in the United States
courts of the district above mentioned for
having TAX, II part in the lynching OF pris-
I'oner named Johp who was in Jail AT
Tampa; Florida. awaiting trial on charge
of rape. The petition asks for writ OF
mandamus to compel the United States
district judge TO restore to him the rights
and privileges OF an attorney III SAID court
oa tke ground that his dlsbarment was
without due trial and conviction for crime
and was unconstitutional. This COURT in an
elaborate opinion by Justice Brady, holds
that while there is no settled and inllexi-
bic rule of procedure in cases OF this kind,
| the Federal court may in their discretion
disbar an attorney who has been guilty OF
| conduct of such nature as to bring DIS
grace and scandal upon the court, whether
he had been duly tried under the criminal
laws of the state or not. The petition for
mandamus is therefore denied. Judge
| Field read dissenting opinion.
| In the court of claims to-day, Judgment
was rendered in favor Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway company for
| ST., 5S5. This was claim against the
United States for balance due on contract
for CARRYING mails.
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CORSICANA.

CoRsIcAEA, April 1S-[special.]-several
Knights OF Pythias left for Dallas. this
morning to attend the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge.
Mr.. Will Wilcox Until lately employed as
bill clerk at the Texas 81 st. Louis freight
depot and Charles e. Freeman, Of Phila'
delphia, left last night for Ba rd where they
will embark in the sheep business.
Post Office box rent has been reduced to
four dollars year.
-Four hundred and eighty bales of cotton
were shipped south yesterday. Receipts
are very light.
The compres will close down about May /:
Mr.. Hugh Cassidy of the Commercial
Hotel left for New Orleans Monday to have
his eyes operated on.
Mr.. l., G. Revaie and wife left for Dallas
this morning on pleasure trip.
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GRAIN AND BEEADsUrrs.

ro-blTn suOIATIcEt.
EHnAT-Choics. 100. medium. o5c.i low gra1e,
IS TfcaraKua - % sc.
aTr--Firm 81 eo too.
1AnLrY-c0 % O..
01Te-s0 10 &c fOr spring IS 10 toc Tor fali
cho,ce red rust proof CESS IN saoEA soenis
5oss-In shuck, Sc 70 COO; sbelisd and sacked,
90 % g.
BEaE-ws q80ss ~ miIll - In siora sacsi.
rtos-.- We aoo.s CITY Eins ~ 'oilogf; XXX
af1 vELL. 40 s1tra tx Atruoia - y
Varr4 - tn71 Is. ch0lce, 81 Llf1.LF 49,
4 a. a. KY. d ss.Tlf5. Xxx. t2De1-El
O1-n rneal Dcr busnel- - -.
frr7,-cnoppsd corn, per 10 ibs-. q - crush.
- s--l.r, per ~ ia. o. o. corn brAn. pef lD
Hir-D.rE. 0as hriTht go Fr1rn rtores-
rrnsrfa t11s1 tark tc9f brl9ht ~ OuEhl
- - i,1--f. -. 30 ~ = darE g toE
Irrrrr arNn-ff iseruac mlileL SD
c1rror srrD-Firr1 81 i5lsc- per bushcl-
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATER IAL
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

gnI0z--At the kilns to $40 kim run.
| SToNE-At the Dallas qusrrles, &C per 0noit
foot II for foundation; 10 for wall and . FOL
| dressed front go,
LUMBER-Yellow pine, rough, % 90 per 1Ct
| feet over "a feet in length: q 25. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 81 rs; y ceiling
~; Il ceiling. 80 so; yellow pine siding 81; white
pine ceiling f3 co. 6rst common - second COM
! mon, 2.75; " hite pine siding, first common,
81 rs; second common, so; poplar siding q,
clear S25 90; poplar ceiling, "a co. ash
and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand
poplar. dressed both eides, $50; rough walnut.
BIS 10 $50. Common DOORS 81 30 10 IS; sash, u ~
to 5 90 as to size.
sHINsLEs-Yellow. pine, IS so to 4 u.s. whits
pine 70 so to IS 90. Cypress. No. I. eS; No 2,
81 So No 8, SO Is.
Portland, Sc 90.
DRAIN PIPE-s inch, Ieo per foot Inch, 2co;
inch, S71Sc; inch, ACC; S Inch, SOC.
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inch, S71fc; inch 4Oc; einob
ceiling Joint 81 6 inCn CAP SOC; Inch ceiling
Ioint 81 rs: finch cap do. Coo.
MIXED PAIETs-Ready for use and all colcrA
81 OO(G1 IS per ga. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-St-ictly pure, 81 so.
LIsR-Coopered Austin, e2 per barrel; bulk
81 CO. benson Car lots goo per bsrrSl, II 2S,
pallER in lots, Doc per bushel Zoo
RAIR-Per pound, SC.
PosTs--CedaI. 81 60f Boise d arc, Bis,
LA.Rs-64 per thousand.
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For sale by all dealers.
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HARDWAKE AND METALS
rn.nAY,s ouorArIoNs.

TO-DAY'B QUOTATIONS..
Axes-Collins' per Dozen 900; Gold Dollar per
dozen, 500 Diamond, Edge per dozcn loo|
shovels and spades-Rowlsnd's discount 80
per cent Ames list steel goods. discount 40 and
10 per cent. ..,
sEiilets and lids, Sc per pound sugar kettles
Sc per pound,
scales-Fairbanks, discount as pen cent
Howe. discount Is per cent.
Tin rlate-I. c.. fOxl4, per box, 500; o.. lax
20, per box, 500; Terne, 14x2O per box, 7.bOi
rerne, 20X2S per box, 1850.
Tinware-pieced discount so per cent.
tamped. discount 40 per cent
solder-No. l, l5c: No. IL and ~, lSo per
No. j duck horse collars % per dozen.
Hames-two loop, 400 per dozen, three loop
TacKs-ln boxes, 100 papers, 80 per box.
Grub hoes--per dozen, 9.Oc; railroad picxr
per dozen, 900.
Mattocks-per dozen, 1l0O.
PLATTER PARIs-Per barrel f4D4 80.
| Rubber Delting-Discount 90 per cent
! Nails-4.50 Crate.
Sheet iron-N B, &c; galvanized, discount
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Shafts, finished, go poles, SIS so. Single
trees, wagon, select, Sl.75; buggy, ? rs; express
$50. Wagon tongues. 1000, Hickory axie es
! Spokes xxx, select RE; Xxx, $50 Sawed
felloes, ia, } 20; 2, 200. Bowden shoes. 6 90
North western horse nails, No. 6, 6 90: z, 900
525. Bar iron, &c rate, PloT steel, &c; spring
steel, Sc; cast Steel lSc.
BUaeIEs-Grade B and spring, top, e90e1lO0; az
omen, 5704SC; do side springs, TOP, Sio0@l35; q
eide bar, slOO@l30 dophaetons, S125@150 A gradt
side spring, s14O,9200; do pfaetons, el5092J
bump seat buggies, sl75@25G Platform springs
| sl1O@12G three wiring WAGONS. se00nb
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FRUITS. NUTS, VEGETABLES POULTRY
BUTTER AND EGGS,
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
(5EEKs APPLEs-NeW, 10. VVg.o)V per Dbl
CURRANTs-sto 8kc
PxACHEs-None IL market.
CAuPoKHIA PEARs-None in market.
OKAHeEs-Messina, boxes. 4 5O@6 90.
LEMOEs-Per box, Sicily, 4. 0OG4.5V per box;
Malaga, 400@4.5O
DATRs-In trails, l2914c.
FIas-Kegs. l3c. layers 81 TO 22c per pounc
oval 1gs, 75Gs0c per doZ.
NUTs-Almonds, 22c per pound; Brazil, l0@i2
hlberts, 15c Naples walluth, lbc, 10; chestnuts
imported, none on the market peanuts, Ten
nesee red sal0c choice white l2hc oooosnua
7.60td8.5 50.
BAEAaAs-2.5Oa4 90 per bunch.
9RAPEs-Mslaga, 6.o0D6. SO half barrel.
SWIFT PoTAToEs-75c 70 90 per busheL
osIoEs-Red. per barrel atO; yellow $50;
so per bushel
New York early rose, in barrels, interior and
GIBBIeE~New, 3 90 per dozen; old, AIS per
dozen or &c per pound.
JHIcKErs-We ouote al " D. % " per oo1en'
turkeyk, 81 O001tl.50.
EGes-l0Gl2c per doEeD.
HUTrKR-Choics western, 1880 cooking, 15e
Is. country. 2SM2S
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nf'ISINNEY.
Proceedings OF Counoii-Diminutiyo Coon
Arrested--Bse Keepers Association.

proceedings OF NOunCiI-DlininutiVc coon
Arrested-Bse Keepers Association.
McKIENEY, April 1S.-[Special. 1.-The
city council met last evening. The treas
urer's bond, and the reports Of the mayor
and OF the assessor and collector were APP
proved. All accounts were scrutinized
carefully and none were allowed unless
sworn to, and besides its correctness
vpuched tor by member OF the board.
The soyereigns Of Mckinney may rest easy
their money will not be squaudered by the
present aldermen. Alderman Herndon
voted mo" on allowing the claim OF the
marshal under u contract with himself by
instructions of two officers. The balance
voted under notice. don't do it again." An
ad valorem tax of 10 cents on the 500 for
municipal, and 30 cts to pay railroad bonds
was levied. A. b. Price, public teacher, hay
ing been requested to report to the board,
800 as his report. The dramatic effect was
lost on the council, and Mr.. Price request,
ed to pay the money to the treasurer and
file an itemized report to the secretary.
Several enquiries were made as to the
method of procedure in case OF bad side
walks, and ere long the marshal Will be
calling on persons setting man-traps on the
streets. j. NJ, Pearson was, after spirited
contest, elected mayor pro tenn.
Yesterday evening an Ignorant negre
boot. black, who is said to have found the
counterfeit money thrown away by INT
counterfeiter, Williams, on the nigh
of his arrest, was arrested and taken TO
Dallas. The negro when informed the
money was counterfeit, had chopped part
of it with an axe. The arrest IS the SUBJECT
of ridicule up here, and deplored as tending
to bring the administration Of law into
contempt and impede efficient officers in
the prompt discharge OF their duties. The
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

Dallas, April 18.-l,otton Is undoubtedly
tLr -,,pie of this section, anu must remain
80 10. >lme time to come, but the apuh1ant
gran. crop produced last season must dem
onstrate the fact that the cereals OF oats
bearded wheat and corn are surer CROP
than cotton. They are the dependencies IN
case OF failure in the revenues PAID tne
fleecy monarch, and the HERALD wouid lu-
press its readers with the idea OF planters
experimenting their main hope by o,hef
such relianoes as che climate ana soil ADMIT
OF. South Carolina and. Mississippi notaoiy
have advanced their prosperity by the rais-
ing OF these crops and live stock necessary
TO prevent the outlay OF money mat VIII 20
out OF the country. Our immediate seGtion
has demonstrated the feasibility OF ralslllE
blooded stock as well as short horns, WHICH
also will save the expenditure oil lnone!
that would otherwise 20 to other States
The HERALD would enjoin upon the hei'
chants of Dallas the encouragement OF aEti-
cultural efforts in this direction, ana onJl :
no further reason for its counsel th9h the
obvious necessity of sucle action. IL IS y
matter of congratulationt that new elevator
company has Just been chartered III l9rthe Ell
ance of this idea, and promises 10 give al
enterprises of this character us ehlnusAas'
tic support,
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The popularity Of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
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sADDLERx AND LEATHER.

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS..
SOLE LEATHER 0AK-No. ], S9Gi0 No, 2, $40
80.
AsMLooR-BeSt buffalo slaughter, 90 coed, p,
best MataInoras, 20; No. 2, IS.
OAK HARNESS LHATHER-No. ]. S5g9SSc NO. z,
SIC
HEaLooK--Prime IS; DO good, Ssc.
FRENCH CALFsRIH--e1 - 70 rs. according 70
quality.
PHILADELPHIA OALFsKIT--No. ], Il 10 TO IS;
DO No. q 81 20 10 ] 10.
PHILADELPHIA KITs-No. l. $50 TO 81 90, no
or ding to weight.
NJ. s. stage collars, $3.50.
Duck cellars "a. 45.
No. s. in cotton back bands, 81 %.
No, 81 cotton back bands, 81 30.
No cotton back bands, Sl.75
6k-5-2 trace chains Acc.
6H-S-2 trace chains. SIC.
7-S-2 trace chains 60c.
No. l hook hanss NJ, H., A.25; No. ?
1890
No, / Web Hatters rope tie $500.
No. q Web hatters rome tie $40
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From the German Capital

BERLIN, April lS.-It is likely that the
coronation of the Gar will be postponed
till the 10th OF June. The latest proclama.
ton of the Nihiists merely refers TO the
Car in a scornful way, and say that he is
beneath criticism. Well informed persons
in Russia express the opinion that no dan
ger need be feared by the Car from the
Coronation, with perhaps the exception Of
the action OF some isolated fanatic, and
even that is unlikely.
The Sultan of Turkey has invited Baron
Won Galtz. of the general staff of the Ger.
man army, 10 enter the Turkish service
and re-organize the military education oil
the troops. The Emperor will permit the
Baron 10 accept the invitation.
Workingmen are organizing for gener-
al strike TOR increase OF wages.