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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-11
TIE wEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY OCTOBER II 1883.

Consumption.
fNrJaTANT ~ THE PUBLIC AZ WELL As THE
MEDICAL PROFESSION.
Halls Journal OF Health, referring TO
@ assumption, mpkss tbs following Import
ant slitemeni
Consumption usually begins with q
slight, dry cough In the morning, then on
going 10 bed, getting more aud more FREE
quent, with more and more phletm, In
creasing debility, thinpess Of tlesh, short
ness OF BREATH and quickness OF pulse. In
fatal cases It's average course is about two
years. hence the importance OF arresting
the disease Mt an early a stage as possible;
! and the sooner rational means are en-
ployed for this purpose the greater the
chance OF success. The disease Is owins TO
SIN irritation commencing Ia the throat and
extending TO the lungs. so that their action
is interGerred with and the blood does not
receive sufficient oxygen to purify 1t The
most marked sign oflung disease Is emscia.
tion; and the most positive indication OF
returning health is increase in weight"
So speaks Halls Journal of Health, and
we mayAadd that in desperate cases, and, In
fact, in all cases OF consumption, or
troubles Of the throat and lungs, immedi-
ate retief may be obtained and a perma-
nent cure effected by the use of DR.. VIM.
Halls Balsam for tue Lungs, medicine
known for more than thirty-five years as
an unfailing remedy for coughs, colds,
bronchitis and all pulmonary and pectoral
diseases. That the worse cases OF con-
sumption have been cured by the use of
Halls Balsam has been attesled to by the
thousands who have used it, or have been
cognjzant of its wonderful remedial efficacy.
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sADpLERY AND LEATHER.

The dullness in leather incident TO the seslon
prevails AL over the north ana east Holders
are, however Grm. and there is no anxiety 10
sell. The tendency IS t. higher prices, but
quotations are not changed.
The English Imports OF leather for the
mouth OF Ang st from the Uuittd
states amounted 10 1,9j5.095 pounds,
valued OF f5l2O6Q against 25AlS7 p unds,
valued at $3.50 go, for August 1852. For the
eipht months ended August the ian poris frofn
the United aies were H. 052 O77 pounds. valued
at "a sS5 3O4 against 20CO6 s97 pounds, valued NJ
5.O eco, for The first eight months OF 1882.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
SOLE LEATHRR-Louisyille heavy lno
brands) a., do heavy, 40 DO x medium ln'
brandsl 3d. do medium. 81; Baltimore and On
cnnsn, go Buffalo slaughter prime, 81; good
HARNESS LEATHER-osk No. I IS; No. 2,
eTus, 50; No. 2, 80; No. l. hemlech. 90; No. z
fRsNtH cALFsKIS-i 1901 rs according
!" Phil Hill DELPHIA cALFsKIE-Es- l. ase
25: do No. . sJ4i5c. -, -.
PHILADELPHIA KIPS-So. ]. Scel 90
No Is. mage collars y 90 ipeh cotton
back bands, IS. 3k inch cotton neck
bands 4 90. Duck collars ~. inch cotton
back bands, s.. sk-S-l trace cbsans see
49, trace chains 4Oc 49, trace chains
Do 49, trsce chains. see. No. hook
hsnds L o. T., 2f No. 2 %. ee. L web
hsiters. rope de $. No web hslserA rO'e
tie 2 %.
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PROvIsIOrs-


The cIncinnsd Price Currentof ssturtay say.
there h a been an increase in The eeting ~
90 n points during he week ard a f.lnbg on =
others. Tut the aggreFatsis slightly larger, u
i.eine - 00Q against f5ooo last week. and 70.0t
IN fhe rurresrcndinr week last year. and from
March fef - dste 1e5 COO aEntnst 1.75e 900 a-i
vesr ehoafnr an frIer.. se 81 fl5e0o In N moer.
While there II also ven ma'erIal increase n
ueirht Al ChicaFo the sverige fioss Welfn BY ol
hogs IN SEPT rnbeT uas fae poupos, against =.
pounds last year. an increase n y pounos ane
IN CIncinnau Il was 20 pouDos, nfnina
pounds LAST rear. n inrenae Of - pguncs
probabiy the srernFe increase 81 Al prirn ~
he rnontn vii Be over . pounds. frtcet o.
hrs IN Chie.g0 are aboui ~ cents higher than
a vpef arr. bit they have about the sane
rsnfs her viii Tactinr GRADES about 10 cens
M domestic consumpure tensnf fof The
uro1ucf II rood and seems 9, Be increnslnf.
wfile The shipmenfs 70 fOFslEn countries cnu-
linus - srceed ne corresponding tine Al
Terr. fhers bsisr an increase N nests more
fhsr enoBeh - ofset ne decfcare m lard eur
or0Ts1Tors 7o-DsT.
BAcOr-th1t clssr Sd skesE Lonf
pay saL1-ss1-rssr r1-<sEss<e Bonr
seq. E<K 80 hrs.tf.Ei b1crns "a
FAEe-Crrrnrse1. -
IlrD-TIsrw 19e ksftErsl. TX
<crrrnf rEnl ne Dpocnt czn1 Bte
- 1'Su1f go i.tE;spo1nf 80. 1sssspg-nf
- =
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

A dispatch fro n Boston says the market fol
hides is dull and weak. II is estimated that the
p odu.tiou of leather will be curtalled 70 or p
per cent. thi winter Some Of the weeks sales
ara: Cordova k,ps 23c. extra kips % Lac
Brighton green OK 1Oc., New England cow 9c
buffalo ST., No. / western flint 16 IL to
II 1.2c. green salted buff 1-2 to 3'4c.
The wool clip of w shington couaty, Penn
sylvania this year amounts to s. 600 600 pounds.
LONDON, Oct AT the wool sales to-day
6li5 bales of sy dney and New Zsalann were
sod. The series Of sales have closed. The total
number of bales offered during the series was
404. $50, of which 36i, lSo balls were sol1, IN,
Guiding ], 200 for America. The next series will
begin Move m ber 20ih.
Coates Brothers Philadelphia wool circular
sa;s: "The marx ct has continued as outlined
in our last circular. Choice fleece has been
,lDsely picked up aad is now worth cent or
two higher. Combing and delalne has a.
vanced in about the same proportion, ana Is
in very small stock. Dark unwashed ana Ter
ritoiy woods are held more firmly and meet
with moderate sale. but without advance IN
value. The sales of the past Jew weeks nave
SO depleted the stock of fleece woods in the mar
kets that great exertions have lately been made
to get supplies from the country, and some
considerable quantities will soon come for
ward to meet the demand Ihe oty goous
trade has lately shown considerable improve.
ment and most manufacturers are ling
their product fairly. Worsted spinners have
cen very busy, snd have got such high iig-
ures for some grades OF yum 'u.tt oiueis aio
now being filled from England at lower prices;
The whole outlook seems favorable for good
markets at slightly advanced figures"
QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
WOOL-Mexican, free of burrs, l1GiSc: Mex
lean improved, l4e17c; coarse, 1e1l8c; coarse
medium. is G19c medium, 10000 fine medium,
2O@22c fine wool, according to dirt and con.
dition, 14@22c; bury, 2@sc per pound less,
HfDEs-Heavy hides II pounds and up,
sound, l3c; light hides, under IL pounds, free oil
grubs l0c; light hides, damaged or one grub OF
more, &c. bulls. bad and damaged, SC; dry salt
PELTRIES-Deer skins, .20@22c; antelope, log
l5c; goat skins, I56n25c: sheep pelts, as per WOOL
20@65c; shearlingJ. l0Nlja
TALLOW-Prime tallow, &C; tallow grease, 69
SIC; grease yellow to brown, s@5c.
BEEswAX-Prime yellow, zoe; dark and adul'
terated. l6&20c.
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o. marked m rit for the dairy, AS now bred
Doth sexes ere red with white faces, the white
extending to tack aud belly In many eases. Inc
horns are OF medium length, rather thick IN he
lulls, The Herefords are am 1ng the largest OF
our cattle, and are notably, deep, thick,bodied
aud shorl.legged. No breed surrasses them III
excellence OF the fore quarters and BODY; some
times the hi quarters seem light IN proper
ton. The quality Of the meat Is OF the bts',
and the breed Is noted for its bsef made on the
pastures and also takes high finish WHEN fed
grain. II is hardy and fairly active. Few
breeds have more rapidly grown IN popularity
in this country during the lsst ten years
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
fReported by Will n. Wallis, DToyers a. q
Eumners' Stock Yard North Side Elm ST
BEEVES-CoIn beeves none, fair 10 good
grass beaves, OK G31c per pound; medium glass
bseves, 2hgSc per pound
COWS-BarTen cows, % COZ p 80; Mich cows,
North Texan grades. 40 OoG50 10. common to
fair. 50 00S 40 90. Stock cattle aroud, 150OG2COO.
BULLS AND STAGS-For sausage MAJ u
factGre) bulls, 2s2Ac; stays. 2h42hc.
CALVES-Veal calves, O 0JA 10 OG yearl.ngs
lO@l6 90: two-yeer-olds l2A18
sHEEP-GoOd mutton, 2X@Sc per pound
medium mutton, 2A@2hc per pound; stock
sheep, 200@3 60.
GOATs-2 OO@2 25 per head.
h0GS-Corn fed. 5c5l5c; medium. 41a45c;
stock hogs, &c; steckers and feeders, 5g5Ac.
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aud vofslods are well contracted for. There
continue, 10 DO satisfactory moyen eat IN
clothing.
New York exchanges mention good dry
goods trade, Tho quantity Of dy goods lhf9wi,
on that market last month being about 70 OUO
In excess Of the lnportalions, The total yalu1
Of the Imports OF dry goods at New York for tue
past month was $40, 7OSS10, ms compared with
us 0 $50 for the correspondent mouth asst yea .
For the nine months, OF three quarters OF tho
current year, the totsl value Of dfy goods i'm
ported at New York was sg7,CHi32 which as
compared with tho previous year Tor the same SAM,
period. Ia decrease Of 49, no Ql9 aoout one'hali
OF which was Ia silk goods. There IL u largj
call for plain dress goods at the present time,
and Jersey cloths are all the rage, the demand
being extraordinarily large.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
PRINTS-Freemnns Az; Lodi, o; Gloucester 5S,
wi n, 81; Allen. 0; Albion solid, So; Peabody
solid, 5K Peabody black, 81; simpson black.
OK; Simpson mourning. 81: Gloucester, mourn.
ing, g.. American. 6; Barley pink and purple,
HEAVY BROWN 1oMEsTICS-August Al,
a.. g; Edeefeld, a., ~ Cabot, A, ~,
Derby, go. *; Glendale, 81, 81; Nstche7' ~;
Great Western, "A. 8; International. A., IN.
Atlantic A.7hiBennington7a; Natchez' r. oh;
FIN FINE E BROWN DoMEsTICs-Lake George.
6k; Harvest TX; PoPahontas. TX; Great Falls, q,
Peerless, 3.l 5: Plum Island. " Atlantic, TX
fireenbr'er M Alendale. ~; Dwight TX; Be-
BLEACHED DoMEsTICs-s Social, So; Sunny
Side, s; bonneville. N: Forest, s. Big Bonanza,
Il, 6; Auburn, So; Lonsdae, w; Lonsdale, cam.
hrlc, I2M; wamsuttN, y. New York mills. IL;
Diamond Hill. osmhrc, =; KNIGHTS. cambria,
s Hero, "A, g: Hero. y, s. Ballardvale, Can
bridge. e. 8: Peerless, e, 50; Fruit OF the Loom,
OK: Gem Of the Spindle, 81 Barker. So; Glen.7h
DUCKs-Arkwrght, l6;, .EEsriok, o:oE, l0n;
Hlmpden, brown and drab, 90, 10: Hampdet
Xxx, do, Ia Boston, l0-og. brown and drab 16k
&ontauk, A. inch, 20; No. s, 40 inch. AN; No
z. So inch. SIX: Gold Medal Blue. -12,s: Lion
brown and draSS, IL; Chariot striped, l2x; Saw
age Striped, 124. "a,
TICKING moskesg AGA, Is; Hamilton, ~
Hollywood, plaid, IA: Standard z. "a Easton b
OK; Omega, 1871; Continental Fancy, 10; Stan.
dard Fancy, OK; Harrisburg 1G
HICKORY-Rock River 6-3 Blue and Brown,
&c; India, 101Sc; Arl'nGton, SIC: Th0rndike
u c. Hamilton II; American TO- Lowell City, 9%'
PLAID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~; Economy,
OK; Ottawa, 81; Michigan. N: Belle. TX: Wood.
lawe,7A; CatayhasA, Arlington g. Augusta
5; Louisiana, ~. ,<
JEANS boiongh 49, Pacific r R 2Sh
Beaver Valley. 25; Toxic. l2h; Humboldt, 20;
Peoples, 2:K; Louisville, $50: Kentucky, S4h.
United States, 3Oa; Geld Medal, II.
OsNABURGS Wakefield h'oz, N; Lane 8.
OF, Oh; Savage S-oz, OK; Alabama 6h'oz. IN.
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KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Sept. %. 1880. CARTER
MEDICINE Co: Gentlemen-WIthout any
solicitation upon your part, whatever,
lake pleasure in volunteering to give my
experience of your Little Liver Pill. My
vile hss boon using them for about six
weeks; has not been bothered with headache
during that time; have been married over
three years; have known my wife over
eight years and during that time have
had skilled physicians to prescribe and give
came [ never knew her to 20 four eeks
in the eight years without having a severe
attack of sick headache until we tried your
Little Liver Pill. Since that time she has
had no headache. whatever. Would not be
without the Little Liver pill for ten times
its cost. 1 consider it an article OF great
merit. Yours truly,
J.C. DUNCAN, COG Central street.
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TRT, 0AmE, ETC.

A la-rs dealer IN nuts made the follovlns
rsaos .neet f-u tarn aro % a New Iork report
er. Peanuis are frown more or les All orei
re sou'h. buf only In three reEiOns In sun
cent qusntltZ 70 seDd svsy Inc pisni L., re.
Of he e5nnfry y sdapsd 70 ~ culture Its
errrfh 4 more prof table than that Of any Other
rrup In he bor1er states and taken 81 Whole.
fnoss Who have plant-d this year vii not lose.
for ne prire vln ~ 10 enough p bring tben
Prusflr rprrfInr ne value u sbl nj o. 900 % :.
there II aqunntlfg rslsed IN Mississippi Which
49, ~ ne Eeu Orlearf rnarket but The fruit H.
- darf and dlscolored thni 4 does n1t c.Ine
un-tt Wnat u rrUrn IN Teunessee supplies
Ctic.ra Cnrinnnl a1f =, boula 80 = no
f1u7d s.s- szc.Tt undef rsmsrkabls clrcun-
oroTsTrors 7o-DaT.
eErFr AFFLEs-f 11f5 o. per tarrei.
rrTs-lirrnufa - ~ rounf Brazil 1n4
~. frt..-fa IS Eaplss waInrrs. IS pr pouncs
sksrfrurI Irrrorts1 nrrs o. ne rnnrtst pa
-. Islin-sl.z -. selsc chnios vhi,e- IKE
rlrrToRr1s F.FaRs-s RS o - bor-
0kffGEs-Lsuisi.ra - tarrsl lo q -
Itsofs-senJ. 8 ,ss Hp- box Esl.s.
raTFe-1r fr111 fr411-
FaFlEIs-1 go ~ ~ h-irch
rF1rFs-Nalrr.-f n'er g haIf tr--sl
swFEI POI afOEs-01 - srss-1 10.
! ~ - trlt.l 49,. =
rFIrEs-Trr-lr O. - t-fta
cff516E-Esr. 80 > - 49,. 9 =
Id-fsii15kFrL.sssss.s rs sp=s sss-
rrra-En|r - 49,
r---Tf-r<'-t- ~~E- n11c -,>zi-r
.rFI.r r1rrT. 49,
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

81, Louis paper publishes about Thirty let
tiers from iron, steel and hardware manuisc-
turers and dealers from various parts o. inc
wes', relating to the present condition and out
look of the fall trade In these lines. a summa'
nv of the letters shows that the demand com
ares very favorably with that OF last fan. Inc Inc
sales are larger as a rule, than lastyear. Inc
prices. however, are low, 80 that the percentage
of profits will not vary materially from last ear:
The outlook Is encouraging as TO volume Dul
not as to prices The condition OF the cour tIy
/ such that there will bs a LARGE d mahu o,
goods for actual consump tlon, but anxiety on
the part of manu- aourers TO dispose 81 their
products causes we knes in prices all through
the trade down u. ret all dealers
QUOTA roNs TODAY.
AXES-Collins, per dozen, 90 Gold Dollar,
per dozen 8 81. Diamond Edge per dozen, So
sKILLEfs AND LIDs-lXc per pound sugar
kettles $zc per pound s,,.,,, os mar ceut
SCALES-Sairbanks, discount 70 per cenp
Howe, discount IS percent. -
TIN PLATE-. q. l0xl4, per box, co. ]. 9
l4x20 per box, s 90; Terne l4x2O, per box, 90
Terne 2Ox2s per box, rs 90
TIN TrinsswARErPieced, discount 50 per cent
stamped, discount 50per cent
SOLDERING. 1, 15c; No. IL and Ia lSc PEI
pY pucK FoRsEooLLARs-Yo. l, 9Sper dozer
HAMRs-two loop, 90 per pozen, three loop
TACKs~in boxes, 100 papers, 50 per box.
GRUB HoEs-Per dozen, o. railroad picks
rMATTOCKs-Per dozen, o so.
PLASTER PARlS-Per barrel. O0d4 30,
RUBBRR BELTtNG-Diseount5 70 per cent.
NAILS rs rate.
SHEET IRoS-27 B. &C; galvanized, discount
sHovEIs AND sPADEs-Rowland's, dis
count 90 per cent Ames list steel goods, dis
HE HFA " "" HHaiRDwARE-shafts finished. . %
POLES u 50. eingletrees, wagons. select Is.
bSsgy. 3 IS express ; 50 wsgcn tongues
10 81, Hickory axles, 10 o. Holsters, %
COUPLING poles, IS. fpokes, Xxx, select .
Xxx 2so. Sawed felloes, l1, J. 75 2 %.
BoWden shoes, 90 Northwestern horse nails,
so 6s 7.B2S q 5Ol Bar iron. &c rate.
Plov steei- &c. spnag steel SC; cast steel lsc.
BUGGlEs-Grade b. and spring top. 70 COG
100 90 % open, 20 o0aso 90 DO side springs
son 100 O041s5 o. DO SIDE bar, loo Oo4 Id " 90
phatons. rs O0ai5o %. A grade side spring,
10 90 "a 90 do phntons $50 ood200 90 bump
sesf burries Us o0a25o co. platform springs,
ff0 an0fx0 - three spring wagons ~ o011ih
WTRF-ernooth wire No 3. Sc Eos. 10 and
~ SIC. lspsuBed, bsrbei wire &C. galvanized
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Nstiux a grand total OF { go fett-DOyek rul =.
The TOD log vas perfectly sound. snd all OF the
pest Qialiiy OF white cypress There was not
a knot visible ON the s1riace OF am OF them
tributaries abound IN similar monsters, and y
onfy requires capital aud enterprise 70 unlock
ihese treasures OF wealth.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BRTcK-At ube Eilns " 10 % KILN TN.
BT0TE-At the Dailss4uerr1es, e per cubic
foot lie for foundation; 1sc for wa, end &c Tor
'LUKBER-yenou Pine. roush. 2 % per 10
feet over "A feet in Length, Is. Matched ana
dressed flooring ond finishing. ~ = ceiling
90 4 ealing. So yellow pine ndinf, 20
rhIt- pine ridins. hrss commonL - seo0nd
common. so poplar slflnR y. clear. = 90 pop
lar oefIing ~ o. ssh and walnut fo0-ing. so
per 1 60 popls. dressed both Ei1es. - o. rUufh
wslnut Is nO6,150 %. Common doorA 10
3 81 sash. sbf5 20 "a " me.
sHTrGLEs-Fel.v pine to1t 20 yhin
pine SOS %. oJpsss< No / ses No. =
ctssSf.Eo--naslt. 90 Lou,s-ns . 50
cFNFrT FL,rEs-s ina. r7zc inch, nc
M eeflinr joint %. inch cap soc inch
-elIlrT IoIr'r 4 - inch czp a, CO.
DRaTN PIPE-s fnrln. re - foot flnck, 2 Q.
fnch FTkc inch. fc- i.rh. foc
HTYTD PafNTs-Rss1T Cor ne snf ~ col
a. nsaf - psr Fnl All NE tsetzf and Ei.n
dsrs uskss are On ale ~ Dsllsf derlers
EEITE LEADz5. as:,y s ~ -, = -. ~ ID,
ps'i.s' n iss. ~ ~ hasss IA
HA1R-rsr poun1. sfffc.
PosTs-crfnr. II 20 pos dEre 15il
LA1Hs-f o. ~ l1W
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DRY eOos

n 1rterf afr-ces fro- B1gtr- = - - ~
-~rrfrf rrr|fIrua< s-rurr. ~ Hrocs - rrrTlnl
a. ne nfrnrcEt rn1eI. Ne frrlre- rrHr4-9 -.
--.-----t~F ~ frrwr o. tlsarhsf at-ellrr1 nn<
-lII-lIrrr ~ atrrrH ~ rrruInr u1Eel -
NJ refursf. C1lc-t1 rrr1l = - yr-I
80 - rrrfeI - r-1ru art - orrrnr1 -
r.-'--s1-,. -I-Il-r - slIrtI1r - ~ wftf u II
= IT'~aIr ~ rr-rrIr ~ - = 49, - HrrN-e-
- r'I-rrrrl frr11-rrr a ~ So rrn1zr Il
r1rflrrr nr1 rrir1|rI - 1rl,. 80 -
- ~ = - - - 49, H-rrI tItrI1T 90 -
terr rrrr-IEr-rf - uE<T - - 49,
rr-Fr1 = 49, $50 - F-t rrl-r - rr-H -
81 49, ~ 49, 49,
60 kErI rl1e1 ntz-l - - rI-.-I
rs'Isr - - 1,1-E 80 y $3.50
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Dry letter.

dry letter. 49, ,
of the most obstinate type. Was " Gated
by many of the best physicians too xouan.
which, instead Of curing the t. ,tter. 'e Grin,
pied me up with mineral poison and md, r hen
matism. The tetter contip' oed to grow
worse and the itching slm ,st made me
crazy, In this condition | Sas induced to
take Swiit's Specific, and the result was
as astonishing as it was gratifying. In a
few months the letter dss entirely well, the
and was we'll M ln--and due ONLY 10
swiits Specific. a ii like sufferers should
take it. JAMES DUNNING.
Louisville, Ky.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The boot ind shoe market in Boston last week
was reported less active. The total shipments
OF boots and shoes from that city TO points out
side of New England since January lst foot mp
2ll7542 cases. against ], 9lS, 500 cases for the
corresponding perioa Of 1852, and 5l2 cases
in 1881.
The outlook for a large business in spring
goods is considered very promising Prices are
opening on low bas' and dealers placing ear
ly contracts have no reason TO fear any over
rates The chances ara for Turn the other
way SHIPMENTS continue 10 iua large aud
fattpries will probably keep busy for few
weeks more.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Mems kip brogans, from 95gl p.
BOYS kip brogaus, from SOol %.
Mems T.. calf brogsns, from | coal 70.
Bows p. calf bro. ars, from 95 al IS.
Mems kip 2-buckle piows. ! COOL Sd.
Boys Nip 2.buckle plows, sal p.
Men bun balls. con gress aud button,l 1902 "a
Mems cali balls, congress ami button, 51G 450.
Mems hip boots q 00d2s so.
Mems F. calf boots, "a O0d45 90.
Mems ali boots, 25 0Od60 90.
boys alp b0o.s, 10 eoslS %:
Boys' =. boots 10 50a2i %.
Boys cal cots, p 50G27 90.
Women's ~ hip polkas, 75@S7hc.
Miss ~ kiO polkas, 6ja7Oc.
Child's % XII polkGs, all size, 4a'a!5c.
Child's kip polkas, q sizes. $50 CSC.
Women's calf peg and IS polsh. 0Oei &c.
Misses calf peg aud SIS p9l4. 9osl 10.
Women's buff sewed polisL9el p.
wom0n's calf sewed rois kAioal ~.
women's d sewed 90
women's goat sewtd poll S00oa rs.
womenfs grain sewed bue6ub o. tol 70
Wnmen's kid sewed buttOn. ! o. to3O0.
womeufs goat sewed button. 75to2t1'
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