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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-04

From some Of the things which have been said
here 10 nj hit might suppose that we were
living in The first hall of the seventeenth century
Error never has been AID ney T can b. destroyed
by persecution. l advocate the new code because
t is iu keeping with the refined etsics Of The time
in whIt h We live Nothing could be sater than
the new rule governing consultations. When the
Old code came into ext tence there were, perhaps,
a score of hOmeopat IS in his country; nov tn Re
are fully 5000. What hRs persecution done to de-
lat error hefe2 You can't re-enact the old pro-
scripJive, trades-union code il you want TO 1t is
dead letter, like the fug tiv- slave law, and this
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-04

The time has gone by when such trivial les as
are to be found in the old code can be reasonably
taken notice OF by the profession. The arguments
sgaipt the new code center simply on the ques
riou OF cnnsu Lou. That Is the animus oil the
whole matter. II is said snst we are about 70 tSfe
the homeopathic into our ms, snd that This
4cffou " IL be ieresy. We are going TO do nothing
Of the tl..1a--gse ei1apfy suys that we
Ia con .ult with homeOpathists wnen asked TO do
81 An idea has prevailed In the pat that for n
regular physician to consult with no neop 9Th
vas equivalent to his committing murder. The
IDEAL was absurd, and rejoice that the new code
gives us a lit personal liberty on this question.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-04
John h lnlen.

n " M 4
swede. on Monday, al Niles Valley. Too couffy
Pa, was ling pistol ~ mark He stood near ~
ifoat door OF = boardinghouss LADY in the
noase was very III, and the report OF the lstsl an
ne door and requested Hzmien 70 cease ming
a4nien torned and dfed a. Flu lord. Tie latse-
ian outs Knocked The swe9e down apd f.sf d-ac
- trs sia-walK. Hamlen's bulbs "a ssc
un1ongn his hsrrL a crowd se.ss .c-, and
pfocor-ng q rope, were t--->yfd wood,
win the fntentfon ISt-fynenlY party OF
oftffsus interf-rsd and sss<Ssos- II rs.lulpg II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06
frHE SPECIAL NEW YORK

AxD WHITE auUuTAINs
xoreas Unn wssh parser and throagtt van %
- eesr Jab = i833. inkye lvaaa Jsara Depes a. r. =.
- . X "a - "a a any. except sunasys connss'
$3.50 80. AID arriving = Shs noutsins ssfy y e evsns
- ksx ssaza .sS cneaxed in 46vAnee - u &aae
0ek4 ence n q. q. D0p0L - W EddreeeSex =
20. 4. HEMP8TEAD. a r. -
0Tand Central Depot Aeu-fork :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
j On ann after JAY .. 1888.

II On ann aftef JAW 2. l5SS.
AND us eHFAT s TsgEs a hiMs ROUTE
sss s.s. s:sfsss wa D''er''''' 1aa
sssss S.'s tsss r. sa, KAY
s,,,,,; c s,;y, al s' 3.
"a re ssa Sssi
an arrive %s.s,,sssn n s'sa.ar a. ats,s ~
EsSd n5' Z Ia 4. and 7: ssst, a:m.,n.,,,, ri,
y s.s,'. a f. ~. i.e. w. and
.:s ;s,sss ,'s al ,s.l%s a.
seos yis s.ay.v sat An,,s 90 a. and s .. a. aoss
s saa son ga 4 a.sary Psr q 'aa ,,sam
Lon. s sr s,ss., '4 snsm.S Pullman fA"''
sc; 'ssssss G .if ss'ssfs a':
Ps4sars d2o All r.
, MY s s.a t ssi s, sss's. 1sii
P PsSG.as sss's s ss So ssS s;s;e
s;s 81 Ga $40 I 81 ss r..
io'ss and lose I m PHILADELPHIA
>,.v o,p.rsrAs LisHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
i DAY. sTxfioSssr ~ RHlkADELfHiA' q In
pouat.s TRACK. TIE Mot dMrsoyE ~ .,. hoy III
HEST ASp TaE FAsTfSTTs T sAFr SSss'fNSf
xxp..,s Trains ls..s New FORK 0sssresses All j,;
lAnaf-st Ferries a. follows a., IN, sfa
ola i;<y . sSs - Asi ~ "a s'sosI "A M - III a
siedl and 10 A. m, 4 s. T. : l1t p n- AL - "a gar
s a. ana s.ss % raasss ssrsass rsassa
Rsnrmas sroaast s..iioa y
To- $50 S;.sssi s ssss.: aa az ~
AxLAA 9slI.& SAL 30. q % saa ,is. iEy,'
sz6 En5 ga a. Leave fslisaslplAs vts os0dsn.
~ a, sn ana $50 o. m daily exoeDt sunday
Ticket 0bcss as $40 an "a srotissy Astor sioas,
fna ,ooI q oss roses IN ~ rst arootiya Soa
ia ilSoo6 rs Hafsoas Ho6oxsa ststoa Jersey oity
3n8Erant Ticket ohca Ma Bittsu flacs ana 'AsAs
TSs Ssw.yorx rraassor Company wall cali sai sissx
tSerawezrSn notsSs ka1r L4sassa = 1890
on kkLk4 z. PU0A, >. H. WoVD
scssFsl Manages. Gener2i fass'r AGsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06
steamboats, amo Railrosas.
: 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.

- YORK PAssENGERs-Leave James-sIip 3s 7th:
s. sth E. - mIautes before , ,. Long Sn Island fy
i%s A a ssf II HN n. % sos sos sos o:o5
"a fi "a A9iss s'i < IS fsHs''
BAByLoN-soS sss log "a 3 N $50 49, 3d. "''
sss and s ssI SIS ssfs'a sunday,
S9.a e lss 1905 HOS aos 80
only ssnasyso M SIS 400 s.sSp sundays
saMarxpoer SHELTER IsLANO,-s.ssA M s.sj
ea,y I Pxkto 81 CAR TasfS on,
% limited and Regular Full Rate Tickets good On tnis
sIa,n.unrS CITY. HEMpsTEAD-s:s5, Dos a, M lbs,
SIS s sSse ~ ane 1 Ssasn " Guy cay iss Ss5
coySa %; SEA cn is5 tss $50 $50 Sundays
esss M ss9S slo oRrapoRrses m, t4o5 express
lss 81 Sundays 500 s M $50 sSSas az sos am
~s 8 KS n saaass ss as
Y So a. A $751; s wsd Sss
says and SATURDAYS Only igla' nisa@ suh'AS' ZOO
sst " coTiRsE a wEs s5 ss ss
is sis , sRs aSs sS s
sS gos sss 1899 LOO $50 s 80, iss ss
g; 'S ga S Ssss sss s I:'a from Long Beach
RHIGH VALLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sS, I'D n.s.rss
trains A Ws@
saa1s Ms.oa hS canpf ns s1d Wss Pumss
through coaches daily Local Trans al H. anu o4'
% s s;lsa q ss connect for
Train ocsi FOR Maach Chunk sieA Leave aaaoA Chunk
..q Eastern once Of Church and ccra1st SITS
n 10 Boston Worcester Nashua Portland anu 'he Eish
The new Iron ss egTS OF WORCESTER
without exception the most elegant beat on the Sound AMI
The iayers an xoItS Ssr iooso watast next pier
above Ferry daily exec sundays $40 40 IN
ssS@ are and White New
ANEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH r. h.
t.asn.m Sewyors rs q and 49,.
LEAVE NETWORK. commencing n'na . July ~ 1855.
scum Analogy VIA rsa s1aas . 5 a. M Vi,
REM oa m Y san s,s s181sy s : g. + Pm
vis Penn. r r. S.io a IA Izm- SIS p n sundays .
IN ed sank Long Branch ocsan ercye Asenrv Park
ss ss r. fpa. ns-ss ss $50 Isl
3 NJ Via Penn r. s:io ga ~ ~ ato. $40
i. ens sns =, rST Ss. sss sr rGi
srs lake ssswsoa nj foms River aarnsss. &C. via phA
va F IS ss1 ssaele ia pss sus 4
S45a ii a m, 2i5. $50 D. For vmelana Braizetcn
S$sSSSsk w x 4 L H S sITv last
NTEW-YOkK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RALRoAD.-. ommeneing June Is 1888,
earS win .saxe Grand csa,a pspo' x0,,,, with
g so1,s md 2 senss , dining cars
sssvps at sas. n Uase syTssas Buffalo
Era Cleveland ana Toledo arriving at Chicago io2'A IN
nv saratoga Lake George and Special with
fssu No. chicago F1prss cars 70 Canaan
aseaA Rochester Buaao and Riehaed springs; CONNECTS
s.a .sr Sy sss sssd for Utica sara
,s, s1TsieS H. sS4s. asrSSsn S ~
4 o m. Accommodation IN Albany ana Troy. a 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06
sllnarlons Wantco maiea

or.,
A ssISTANT BARTENDER.-I am young
want 10 learn tbs busness TINS siy can Jsrsev
factory references HENRY WILSON, 900 o'""N' 1890
City. -
GHf PORTER or USEFULMAN.--W -. e
yeuns Amsrcss 81 nes ssr.sA = sasa lion rs
sb,s n rxse g zddrsss JOSEPH
Dlesckerex. ,4s--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06

A -C0NEY ISLAND. A.
NETWORK AND SEA BEACH ROUTE
EXCURSION TICKETS. 40 CENTS.
For children usdsr fourteen day but sunday 10
FOUR MILEsNsHoRrER 80 MINUTEs oUICKkR
and 10 ceas cheaper than any other line
landing direct ct the Of the Issnd
West Brighton the Sea Beach Palace the free esd Of to
Ocean Iron Pier connecting with the ELEVATED Raroad br
Brighton Beach Race s,ourse and Hotel
A-Twenty sail across Harbar
minutes ride through the very garden Of long lslanl
West DIST, b. g. $40 1870, ll:&o
1920. l. ls4o 220. B. y40 42o g. 540 6so. 7:4o $40,
Boats leave Pier 8 N. R. 20 mnutes later.
Northumberland leave Coney Island for Pier and WeSt
29dst n. b. 7;5s. $50. 3d.. 1918 1923 1855 a IA;
r2l5 i255 l.S5 2l5. 2s5 $50 lis So 535 Glib. Sos
7s35 ais, S.55. 9:35 lD:l5 D. IN
SUNDAYS and holidays every 20 minutes
Prospect Park five minutes walk fro kings
Highway station. BUFFALO BILL and DR. CARVER
wild WEST" monday and Wednesday q e'casc<
The greatest novelty Of tue season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06

DOCK AWAY BEACH.
Ii EEw.YoRK. wooDHAvEE AND nockAWAaa "a
sss ITO p NJ I0S a0S. sos. $50 $50 $50 ~ ~
Bnshwsk.A $50 y RE aiS s:ss SAa iisSs: p. X
lilo ASA 400 eos. 7:so, s:sa Bsdfocd-A ~ ~ ~
YEA. n. e:s5 Sal Sta, Ii.i7. p NJ. La st2 ti7' SiI
7:S2. SAL srvr.vrp ANA
Leave houry-eso. 4. 9;sa illU "a. ana aoafv = 80
m m IRON Long Isiand City AID bashwack
y Returping leave the Beach hourly: 49,.
Last train 10 p. m 20 Long isisne ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06
s,,tuallons DanIeo--Semaies.

Lriualions 0anIeo--femaies.
aDvERIISEMENf FOR The NV
N YOIiK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED A.. ran
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. 1888 Broadway. corner Thnty
atat-sf until m. aud 305 West twenty thrde corner
I,ghth.aye 40 e2 East Fourteenth St. corner Upion
souarc 200 Thdave, corner Forty eeventhst iuo. In
near xtien 2o3 East One twenty
ATHEIST near Ihirsye Harlem az regusr once fsIes-
NHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESs.-by
very apabls Swedish giri. Tor cy OF country not
afraid of work dada serves wines very neal ane
areiai of silver aud glassware poe ana kind SOBER s""
homes Call aa2i2 bth-ave, near llth sI. Nsw- Iork.
NOOK BY young woman frst-class; Is
" an excel baker has good city rsisrencssi dy ~
NOOK or LAUNDREss-By very capable
Walsh Rirl csfy country; not AFRAID Of work gooa
cook ana willing and 0onkns feaay ~
once. Call at ~ Gtnave. near lIti,st
INRESSMAKING.-By a thoroughly expert
epccd dessnaker hrsteass after aud draper y aso
eooa hand r.moteing dresses wants TO make lew en-
sagements aides ont OF town; terms very modefste
dining the OsCrcferences Aduress D. he
tribune Uptown Once. LESS BroAdwAy -
LNIRST-CLASS COOK,
Il FIalsr.cLAss chAaBERmAID.
FIRsT.CLASs WAITEhSS.
FIRST l. AsS LA or, MAID. <.,
with unexceptiOnzbe fefeiencea NJ ihe EPt5HOfAL W.
OPERATIVE US1oNs new pariors o. East l2ih'st
GOOD PROTESTANT SERVANT GIRLS.
VI also Cathode and German. for city and county ~ ns
largest employment house lao ana lag othsVe so'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06

SPECIAL NOTICE
The Elevated Railways open,t new stsh,1 -
BATTERY PLACE Oh the 18th aud ba iaes urssas
opposite the Iron ststn,oat % nptays Ptvt,i e9 I
River Pissen issiras 20 sAks osHs IN tss
tlat poiat
teamDoa sckes S traasf,rret TO 3td bat
eth avenue Ices 1t i1itl ssrryir,e
EX UaSION TICKETS foe sails ~ Ill dowl.to1o dtcS
static, ~ tis ELEVATED RAILWAYS ~ % cents csc
incinding rail q both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06

TlopTU,AR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
II Boston ard the East Al rail from Grant ceas-d
Dspo Toree express trains dsiy tsuaaiYs ,9ssp -
H<<ton ar A m a m tpari0r ststs 10 u. and ~ n
(wfsh palsce sleeping cars sunaaysM io IN WIN gaaSs
Depot a D arrives a. Sewpsr, ~ o. m FsreE-os"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
LONG BRANCH.
PROM STATIONS
= F00T or DESH RIOS ! fS-ST

PULLMAN PAKIOE NAHA
On and after 5afy 2. 1888
LEAVE NBw-YORK ON WEEK DAYS
r:l0 NJ a. IL noon. 3iD m. D. "a, D. IA D. M
Long (Linted) o. Pulnaa Pafor cara o;i9 D. N
LEAVE NETWORK on SUNDAYS
ga N. and D
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH ON WEEK DAYS
Tam ) a. m 92ea m. 1855 noon AS .. IN, 300 D. m,
t0p.m -. 49,
New-Ysrk IAm,tetl OF Pullman Parsr Cara ssl3 q m
LEAVE LONG BRANCH on SUNDAYS
e.20a m. and 5:5f .. m. - -
which py between Jersey City aod foot q Fnltons Brook
yp.
TICKETS. BAGGAGE CHICKS AND FULL iSFoRAA'
TIDN
NAY n. obtained At the fsilcwlnr on OF us
NEW.YORK.
Kos sse ana ABS Broadway No Aster Honse. Ne sft
preadway station ieabrossesst station foot Core
landt-st station ersey City. Buschs Hotel Hoookeh
BROOKLYN
No Courtst Brooklyn Annex station, foot OF Futonst
CHAs L. PUGH, J. II. WOOD
Cen'l Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06

MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
NA LONG BRANCH, n. J. EVERY TUESDAY,.
THURSDAY aud sATU ROAY, 20 August u.s. nac8S
promptly ESQ N Train, ssa s0 s lrsssss Gear
1918 l245 p Pennsvlvania RR, c0rtsads and D3s'
Fcrrcs 7l0, IL m B0ats sandy Hook
y. N. R., = 1918. Ills =. NJ 1915
Fare. Round Trip. including al nsson 70 Fled 81 So
J. x. cosrER sec. GEO L. LORILLARD. Prcsk.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES, Long Branch,
w n. 1.-The race advertised for
TAURSDAY, AUGUSTA
will 10
SATURDAY. AUGUSTA
and those advertised for
SATURDAY, AUGUSTA
will be run
MONDAY AUGUST O.
J. II. COSTER, 6ec'y. GEORGE La. LoRILLA RD, progo
CARATOGA RACES!
- BEGIN July a. and continue on every ssssh,s aW
q. WHEATLY, Sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06

HENRY noHErL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06
ad lI worcester Nashua and thu East

The new if0h Pr ss5TS OF WORCESTER
x,ho, Tia most elegant boat the Sound AMI
The fsvorite CITY OF BOSTON.
ABOVE Desbrossess Ferry daily exec sundays N
rastan Worcester Portland and White Mountains from New
fosdpu 4.4a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06

YORK PAssENGERs-Leaye Jap,esslp as IN 7tn;
NJ. sttb-st E. r.. Is miautes before Long Island Siv
y % SNSEL BOAT from Pier IL. foot Of Pnestt T. r.
sen ssa s3l IL n. i)l SOB 4:O5 BOO o;oS D W.
7ssV p, y. aim aud Annex do not SUNDAY
james ''I LEAVE LONG ISLAND CITY FOR ~ ,ox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06
gteamboats ans RAILROADS..
49, '------------- -
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
Steamers ALBANY and q vIBBARD faiy, sxcsot 51,.
DAYS leave Broo<yn by Annex at ~ Nsstry,,,b hr
~ s:35. sad West ssi-s az "a. for Albany natl1y
Nyaok and rarrytown loy tsrryl West Peiak NeTpwk
Connecting at Rhine9eck with Ulster anf Deli.ar
~ Catsn with Catsgill fountain r. aud ~ Ao5nv w
trains for the NORTH and WEST and win oFH|iAh
SARATOGA EXPRESS
RALTlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE 70 THE WEST
Via Pbiladelph a. Baltimore and Washington.
D. except sunday and all points west
m, DAILY FAST EXPRESS, thrOug sleopinE ooAsnes
70 lineage Cincinnati 81 LOUIS Connects TOT ali pon''
I2MIDNIGHT, daily for washington and points West
For Time Tables Tickets sleeping Berths and bAssssss
apply At Companvs ONCE 3l5. II and 695 Brosd"a' o0'
Fntonst. Brooklyn
Go TO
WHITE MOUNTAINS
via the
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamers Rhode Island Massachusetts leave PIER 2s
n. f.. daily. except sunday. at p
WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS. with Parlor cars
landing Providence. at runs through
to Fabyan's WITHOUT CHANGE.
Passengers via this line enjoy full nights rest nave
ample breakfast Providence due at Plymouth
Fabyans early the Afternoon send for tour
81 book
F.w PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
AZ wostst. ". r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-06

NVANTED.-A Dung physician (25) ~ good
adfe and ITO ugh education. who can Dre ent the
hfYhesf teaimousls charnctr and n0iy wi-hes 20
\ hundi ed dOafs secure oVporu 1ty Tor
god practice viii b. repaid with interest;
The lender win se~urel hy life insurance motley
aga loss IN ~ the bort0vers Gea,n Acdress
ffIEND. hoa 70. rfbuns Uptown Umee l2is broadway
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26
HARDWAREAND METALS

The nail manufacture is extending
westward. and over l6 900 kegs were made
at Pueblo in Colorado last year.
The Boston Advertiser states that 'it is
believed that steel rails may go below $3S
= ton, and MOI iron to So"
The Pennsylvania steel company recent
ly made large run of steel rails for one
day; l42 heats were made, an aggregate Of
u.s. tons, or 1856 rails, being within q
fraction Of one rail for every "a seconds.
The total value of the exports of stee
and cutlery from Sheffield, England, tc
this country is $3.50 DIG less for the quar-
for ending March 80, 1855, than during the
corresponding period last year. The great
est falling oil is in steel rails and heavy
goods.
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
Axes-Collins' per dozen, 300; Gold Dollar pc
dozen, 500 Diamond, Edge per dozen, 1000
Double Bit 20 90.
shovels and spades-Rowland's discount 81
per cent Ames list steel goods, discount 40 sn(
skillets and lids, So per pound; sugar kettles
&C. per pound.
Fairbanks, discount as Per cent.
Howe. discount rs per cent.
Tin plate-I. G.. wxl4, per box, 500; L O.. ~
~ per 1 box 500; Terne l412O per box. 7.SO
tamped, discount 40 per cent.
pound.
No. duck horse collars 90 per dosen.
Hames-two loop, 3 81 per dozen, three loop
3 70 per dozen.
Tacas-,n boxes, 100 papers, $50 per boz.
Grub hoes--per dozen, 900; railroad pickl
per dozen. 400.
Matt0cks-per dozen, lL00.
PLASTER PARls-Per barrel AC0< So
Rubber Belung-Dscount 80 per cent
| Nails-4.25 rate.
Sheet iron-n b, &c; galvanized. discount
per cent
| HEAVY HARDWARE.
Shafts, finished, ~ poles, SIS. 80. Single
trees, wagon, select 81 rs; buggy, .. 25 express
go. Wagon tongues, 10, M, Hickory axle,
1000. Bolsters, &.7a. Coupling poles, 4 n
SMOKES, xxx, select 40; XX,., $50. Save
telloes, N, 40; ., 100. Bowden shoes, q, OC
Northwestern horse nails. No, 6, 6, co. Z, $50;
5,8; Bar Iron, +c rate Plow steel, 70; sprin
steel, Sc: east steel, lSc.
BuesIEs-GradeB and spring, top, s9o@l0G d
open, G0@s0; do side springs, top, tiOO0Sis5 d
sido bar 3l0OSlS0; do phaotons, Sl25 al5O A grad
side spring, 8l&O@2oo do phaetons, tl60m2C
bump seat buggios sl7b@2S6 platform sprlna
Ml0alG three orinp wAgona sS0@Ilb.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26

100000 acres are laid down in artificial
grasses for permanent pasture, and about
100 acres are in rape and turnip crops
for sheep and cattle feed. The years re-
turn from this cultivated area is estimated
at f2,000,000, as represented by butchers
meat, milk, butter and cheese; p otatoes,
hay and grass seed, 60 100000, and wool,
manufactured in the colony, f25O,OO0. In
other words, averaging last seasons farm.
ing operations by the prices obtained in
former years, IL is worth 50 III 800, or $i5,
SS7 500, of which about So, 275 600 will be
exported. This does not include fruit corn,
garden truck, etc, of which considerable
quantities are marketed. Neither does it
include lumber, coal, gold, etc.
The wool export IN 1889 was 81 ,322, S01
pounds, worth f3 IFS SOL; gold dust and
bullion, 1856 S23, being decrease from
former years, and of rabbit skins about
100000. Rabbits destroy the pastures IN
New Zealand and Australia, and vigorous
measures are being adopted for their extlr-
mination. Ferrets are now bred in New
ZEALAND to wage war against these enemies
o. the pastoral interest; meanwhile canned
rabbit and pelts are shipped to England in
quantity from several of the colonies. The
Total exports of New Zealand for 1882 were
fG,6a 3il; imports, tS,63i076 making Il
total foreign trade last year of fl5, 2SS, AT,
or $40, di2,0S5.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-26
LUMBER AND BUILDING mArERIA


In 1867, while Williams Brothers were
numbering on Cass river. Michigan. they
bought logs of farmers at rs cents thous-
and and they were good Cass river cork
pine ut that. The same logs would now
sell for $40 without pickering.
A party of Michigan capitalists have pur.
chased 66, 600 acres and Iowa parties Id ON0
acres of land living In Escambia Conecnb
Butler and Crenshaw connt;as AIaha,,n'
The lumbar sawed w;,, no ah;,n,od n,ao .sm
my .u'no.r saweu VIII De shipPeu norm.
A prominent lumber dealer, OF Burling-
ton, Iowa, who has paid considerable atten-
tion to the supply of yellow pine timber IL
Arkansas. having travelled over great
The governmsu, ast;wa,o "rse,,W .n,mNs
a,sde Ha ''n,a Ok nNn n"n AK S'oa'iy eaagser
a aNaa;,, me- Pu.s -',vVVvV,oVV as tne highest
possible inquire the supply will reach,
against the Al 900 COO, 900 Of Professor Sa, !.
gent.
authority aSo Se1S Sr tSs Ephtsrp'ss is
valley , have exhausted their log supply, and
their mills running. There is p,e an wet "
timber in the Sabine country. Int il has
for ali there may possSiy be- 'S IN It. q L %H
Der at Orange has advanced 10 per cent. on
what II was worth few weeks ago, when
is attributed TO the growing scarcity Of Ices
that are held for considerablv mors monsv
than they sold for last season. Il i IL nrc.
alCied that within the next twelve months
logs will be worth at Orange and other
than The ruiinv nrices as, =, S. pr' ''n' 'n'''
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ON CHANGE,

Inc light receipts VI grain prevent any
1tAvy transactions In cereals, and business
Nr the present is MOSTLY in cotton, In a
Nw weeks at tarthest oats and wheat will
o,gln to come, and freely, when operations
wiii no doubt be frequent and large. Prices
generally are steady, but firm.
me stock In the cotton factory is being
subscribed for literally, and in few weeks.
without doubt, sufficient will be taken to
warrant the purchase of machinery. 1t is
one OF the best opportunities ever offered
ior tnose seeking investments, and there are
no good reasons why 1t should not all be
taken IN q short time. Those having the
matter In hand will nct cease their labors
tory In operation, ''''' '''' ''''
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FRUITS, MUTE, BUTTER, EGGS, POUI
TaY, GAME, ETC.
To-DAY'sQ QUOTATIONS.
GREEN APPLEs-None In market.

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
GREEN APPLEs-None In market
CUkRANTS- & to SIC.
PfACHEs--NOne in market
CALIFORNIA PEARS None in market
ORANGts-h essina. boxes, 4 50 to & 20
LEMoNs-sicily, 400 to 4 80 per box Malaga,
00t,l50
DATE.-In trails, 10 to lie.
Flds-kngs, he, layers, 81 to &c per pound;
oval figs, 20 to soc per doz
nuts Almonds pc Der pound Brazil, 10 to
l2c; tiibers, l5c: Naples walnuts, l5c per pound;
che' tnuts Imported, none on the market; pea
nuts Tennessee red, 10 loo, choice white, IKE;
cIcoaunts, 1.5n to 90
BANANAs-2.50 TO 4 90 per bunch.
HfArEs-M aldga, 6 90 to 6.hO half barrel.
SWEET PorAroEs-75c toll 60 per bushei.
oNloNS-New. 2.25 10 . 80 per hushel
PoTaT0Es-Per bushel. 100 to 1.25 and firm:
cho'ce New York early rose in barrels, interior
and not nuOtRblc.
C,pDAGE-New, $40 per dozen, or &c per
pound.
CHCK' M.-Wc quote at 8. to 4 90 per dozen:
turkeys, co to so
EGGs-.lO TO he per dozen
BUTTER Choice western. D to 30c; cooking
10 to lSc; country p to sc
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PROvNIONA


fo.DAY's QUOTATIONS..
.nAoon-Lcng clear sddeA 1Skg short clsal
l2kU breakfast bacon lbo
AKA
AAMs-Plain, ilkeAi5.
tAAD-Terce, 2k1 half barrel $50 tl0-lt
cana iSC 2olb cana canr isuk.
6.'b cans, TX, BIB canR lax
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GRAIN ANN nsrI,rr

GRAIN AND RREADsTUFF.
~ hMIiAr-Chooe 300; medium, &c.; low grade,
RYE-Firm at 5,lIc
BARLEY--50 to 81c
OATs-io to 40. for spring; so to $50. for fall
additional w '-0'' III '"'A'' 00'
60 70 co. ' '"N''s' III" '"0Ae''
Bran We quote a. mills. 9Oc.; in store, sacks
FLoUR-We quote City Mills as follows. XXX
~; &NXx, 265; extra, SIS; Magnolia
Ss 60 ranSy, ~ 40 TO t3,i5; choice, $500 10
o2.65; Xxx, $40 TO 81 %, s-'0o W
CORN MEAL-Per bushel, 75c.
.r.EhEDIChopped corn, per 100 his, s2S;
crushed corn and cob per 100 lbs, 81. % crushed
psr 100 lbs, 75c WI" o'""
MAYEDark, 60 TO s.; bright $40. From store.
-prairie, balcd. dark, Sc TO 81: bright slS
70 g. va" vi uark'
MlLLET sgED-90c,; German millet % sacked
COTTON sEsb-Fhm at lSHc. per bushei.