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Don't Lose il FOoIishIy.

That rare gift Of Nature, a beauti.
full head Of hair, should be jealousy
guarded. Either as a preseryer or q
renewer Of the hair Parker's Hair
Balsam is the best article you can buy.
Restores original color, Clearly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-25

ing stone 1000 years agO were CON
strueted with a jewel as the euttipe
edge. he stated his reasons for com
ing to this conclusion in . paper read
before the Anthropological Institute,
a resume which is published in a ne,
cent issue Of Engineering, Of London
Solid and tubular drills, straight and
circular disk saws, and lathe tools
were made with jewels set in metal.
The lines OF cutting on q granite core
made by q tubular drill form a con
tinuous spiral. the grooves being Of q
uniform depth and width throughout,
showing hat the cutting point was
not worn a the work advanced. The
regular taper Of the core would indi>
cate that jewels we're also set upon the
outside and Inside ofthe drill, thereby
facilitating its removal. In some spe.
cimenj of granite drills sunk ene-tenth
Of an inch 1t each revolution, and the
pressure necessary to do this must
have been from n 10 two tons. The
skill Of the workmen aud the capacity
OF the tool are illustrated by the clean
path through both soft and hard ma
terial-no difference in the groove be-
ing perceptible, although it passes
from a soft substance into quartz, sub
iecting the tool to an enormous strain.
In plain surface the depth and width
Of the cuts indicate the successive
stroke Of a saw. and the use Of the
circular saw is proved BY the regularly
curved lines. The forms Of the tools
were the same that experience has
sanctioned at the present time.
The scarcity Of the diamond and
he lack Of strength in the sapphire
sud beryl lead to the consideration O
lorundum Nothing has been found
bout the metal Of which the tool wal
made 'or the method of setting the
Jewel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-25

THE Democratic candidate fer
Governor Of Ohio, ex,Judge George
HOadly, is rapidly regaining his health
at Philadelphia and he expects to take
the stump in Ohio about the end Of
the present month,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-25
vlsorous -Nirh,.Ma,ehman.

Ntght-W atehman,
Prank D. Millst in Harpers Magazine Sor
October.
In Mora the summer visitor has not
only to court sleep 10 the bright sun.
light, but an unearthly blast from the
born OF the night Watchman disturbs
the stranger at every halt hour from
ten o'clock until six. -Four Of IA In
the hotel arranged a scheme to forci,
bly, corral the disturber Of the peace
aud either spoil his horn or persuade
him TO substitute for it cats or some
other mild nocturnal noise. So we
rallied out at midnight and watched
for him We had not the assistance
and cover OF darkness, so we decided
to ambush the enemy, aud consequent.
y took our posts behind the little
shsnties which serve for booths in
tair, time. As be drew near. footing
the instrument OF torture, we saw as
hne a specimen Of a man as could be
Imagined, tall, broad shouldered. mus
eular, aud straight as a grenadier. He
wore a white wooden, full skirted coat.
aud small clothes like the peasants Of
the time Of Louis XIV In his right
and IN his left he had a huge naked
sword at least four feet long. We had
planned To- move out at his approach
and Imagined an easy victory over
such a specimen OF Waterman as VIZ
had hitherto seen. | scarcely need
add that we suffered him to distend
hls lungs and give his ear splitting
blasts quite uninterruptedly, Mora
and 0rsa boast of the size and yiSor
o. their men, We can now forgive
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saturday, October 9, Isss,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in city Of Memphis, Shell
By county, Tennessee, to-wit:
Part Of lot No. l4 Third street, Recond
Ward. Taxing District fronting az feet on
the east side Of Third street and %runninf
back between parallel lines 1851 feet to Ar
Ward OF al n
Terms Of sale.-On a credit Of sevsu
months, purch ,ser 10 execute note with ap.
proved security TO- the purchase money, and
lien retained to secure lie payment.
This ~eptember Is, 1923.
n. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
PyJ NJ Bradley, D N. Ii
j W Hampton, Q W Hei kell, and J N
arris, solicitors. II II IS "a 80
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asIgh No More. Ladles,,

for Dr.. Pierce's "Fayorite Prescrip
tiou'' is a prompt and certain remedy
for the painful disorders peculiar to
your sex. By all druggists.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

r No, $500. ~R-Chanoery Court Of Shelby
county State Of Tennessee. use etc. vs. W
Il Butler ct al,
pY virtue Of an in~teriocutory decree for
- sale. entered In the abOys cause, on the
auction. to th- highest bidder. In front Of the
Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse OF
Shelby county. Momphis. Tennessee, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-25

A pure strengthening tonic, FREQ from
whisky and alcohol, cures dyspepsia hnd
similar diseases. II has never beer
equaled. Browns Iron Blttters.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-25
DANDRUFF

Is Removed by the Use Of CO.
eOaine,
and it stimulates and promotes the growth
of the hair. Burnett's Flayoring Extracts
are the best.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-25

on the slopes Of the Utah hills, among
the saaebrush, and when alarmed
tries invariably to jump dewn hill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-25

~ All Who are sansrinr ron tie errors ana
mdieeletlona Of youth, narrous Woakno1s,
eAIiy eecAys loss Of manhood, ETC., Twill send
reciRe that win cure You, 1 fREE OF
yhAhak.. This great remedy uasdi1coveroa
nisslonary in South America, Send I
iSHAH. Nt-f'aa D New York oity.
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salurday, september 20, 1854,

DY virtue Of a decree Of sale made By Tho
y, Conuiy Court Of nardeman county, wi
sell IN front Of the courthouse door on Main
street, in the city Of Msmphla, on
saturday, September 30, 1881,
70 The highest bidder, the following property
belonging TO tho ostHte Of J u Harris, decd,
lying In Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn. Wis
bednnirg at a point on the south line Of old
Madiaon street, "a feet MostWardly from the
west line. Of J n Bills lot, orthe center o. the
brick wall which stands on said Bills liner
thence WostWerdly With the south line Of Old
Madison street IS feet TO a point, thouce aouth
81 west N 7-lD feet 70 the line Of New Madi-
son ttfeet; thence sastwhTdly with the line Of
New NJ dinOu street IS feet 0 inches; thence
north 81 easts1 4 10 feet TO the beginning
Terms Of Sale Ono-third cash; balance in
Q and II months with Interest, purchaser 10
give hetes with security, and q lien also 70 be
rstadined. cLLN, WV FARLEY,
hinlay 4 Pete Wood 4 MeNeal 81 al,
Attorneys SIS
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New Orleans is projecting an ele-
Vated railway. 1t will be a great
convenience in time Of an extra big
overflow, and no doubt be safer and
cheaper than canoes.
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Tools Used in Building the Pyr.
nmlda

During a residence Of two winters
Q a tomb at GiEeh, Mr.. W. NJ.
Flinders Petrie collected evidence
showing that the tools used in work.
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PURSUANT TO a l. ust deed executed to me
i BY s Rogers and Eu -onia Il ngeru,
his wife. dated Aay 30, le74. and recorded in
the Registers fhce Of Shelby county, Ten
neegee, in book 10l, . 20 2e5. At the request Of
the beneficiary In said deed Oft ust Twill, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-25

THAT HUSBAND OF NINE
Is three times the man he was before
he began using Wells Health Re.
newer" 81. Druggists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-25

oHAPfER I.
II was taken sick q year ago
With bilious.fever."

"My doctor pronounced me cured, but
| got sick again, with terrible pains in my
back and sides, and l got so bad l
Gould not novel
Ishrunkl
From 22s lbs to 1901 l had been doc
toring for my liver, but Il didme no good.
| did not expect TO live moro than three
months. l began 10 use Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned, my pains
left me, my entire system seemed renew
cd as If by magic, and after using several
bottles | am not only sound rs a sover-
elgn but weigh more than | did before.
To Hop Bitters l owe my life.p
Dublin, jane 8, 'sl. r. FIrzPATRIcK.
CHAPTER II.
Maiden, Mass., Feb. ], $50. Gentlemen
l suffered with attacks Of sick headache
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years m
the most terrible and e~xcrutiatinR manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure until l used Hop Bltters.
THE first bottle
Nearly cured me;r
The second made me as well and strong
as when a child.
And l have been so 10 this day.
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with a serious
Kidney, liver and urinary complaint
clans ~
"Incurablel"
Seven bottles of your bitters cured him
and | know Of the
Lives Of eight persons
In my noighborhood that have been
saved by your bitters,
great ben aft. w
They almost
Do miraclesln Mrs X ID 9tAcv
How TO Get Sick.-Rxpose yourself dav
and night eat too much without eSsr,
else work too hard without rest; doctor
all tho time take all the vile nostrnms
advertised, and then you will want 10
know how 10 get well, which Il answered
IN three words-Tako Hop BiiterSi
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ION dny OF October, Iss3,

in front Of the courthouse, in the city Of
Memphis, or Taxing District Of Shelby coun
~, Tennessee, proceed 70 SELL. At public
auction. to tho highest bidder, for
ca,h, the following described lots or
parcels OF land situated on the west side
Of Second street, in said city Of Memphis
or Taxing District, via: Being known and
designated as Lots numbered oto and two
mos / and p Of Dayis&Proyipe' subdivision
Of Block number sixty-hve mo So o. the
plan Of South Memphis, and being the same
the Chancery Court Of Memphis in case Of
Shepherd vs. Shepherd, No. OIL New Rule
docEtt Of said Court. By the provisions OF
the said trust deed the equity OF redemption
IL waved, and all right Of dover by Annie II.
Wallace. The title 70 said property Is sup
Y ostd 70 be good and indeieas Bile, but Iehall
gell and convey as Tru.tee only. The said
lots will BE- sold separately. and only 90 much
thereof will bo sold as may be sufficient 70
satisfy the balance Of the demand. secured,
viih interest thereon, together with costs OF
Advertisement and expenses, as shown by the
trust deed and the decree IN the case Of Moore
" Wallace OF als, - Aforesaid. Sale 10 com
mence between II o'clock 4 N and V m
=1B 80 SAM Z HILL Trustee
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WADLEY, GA.-Dr II J. Battle, jr,
says, Browns Iron Bitters are very pop
ular in this section and give entire salts
faction.N
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sHEBoreAs, WEs-Dr s 3 Myes says;
Il recommend Browns Iroa Bltters foi
general sbillty, loss Of appetite and want
Of strength
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of the provisions Of a trust deed
ID made BY Robert D Wallace and others tC
John u Watkins, as trustee, on the 18th day
Of October, 1872, and registered in the hegi..
ter's Office Of Shelby county, in Book No. 50
page Sl5, and also by virtue OF the terms Of
decree Of the Chabeery Court Of shelby cou
~, Tennessee, entered in the suit lately psud
ing therein of VIM. II. Moore VS. r. allacS
u ais (No. 4sn r D), BY which the under,
signed was substituted as Trustee In said
I ust deed In the room and stead Of the said
Watkins With all the rights and powers there.
In onferred on him, the said Watkins, ]
will, OF
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po Non sroRr rnE sYarEm.

WITH VIOLENT oATHARTICs THAT
RACK AND TEAR AND WEeKEN TEE
THE STdNAeoH, RELIEVE raj BOWELS,
REGULATE TUE LIVER, AM REfRkSh
FEHVTsCEST stITzER APERIENr
WHEN THE FIRST SYMPTOMS Of ILL
sBsFpss RASfEPsEGAAesf 1bRMh43saEsRP 1 n oF VI
BE FOUND, AND A MORE POTENT REM
EDl 4 r DYSPEPSIA. BlLIOUSNESS,
CONSTIPATION, NER GUS HEADACHE,
COLO AND GENERAL DEBILITY, DOES
NOT EXIST. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-09-25

Repairing promptly attended to.
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TRADE MS.

A HEcrARINE measuring nine inches IN
circumference was cuDtured near Visaiia
California, recently. 1t is of the Hardwlck
variety.
stunned in Cincinnati during the month OF
July. s.,,
purs white linen cuttings only, never from
rags that have been worn, and they nave
been manufactured for nearly 200 years at
the same spot-Laverstoke, in Ha.1pshire
and by the same family, the Portals, who
are descended from some French Protest
ant refugees. So carefully is the paper pre-
pared that even the number OF dips INTO
The pulp made by each workman Is regis
tered on dial by machinery, and me
sheets are carefully counted and booked 10
each person through whose hands they
pass, There is an arrapgementfor securing
that no note shall be exactly like any DINER
In existence consequently, there never
Vas a DUO OF q bank oil England mole
except by forgery. The stock OF paid notes
FOR sewn years is about 9a,OOO,OOO IN num-
Der.
The latest estimates of the earth's popn'
lation are as follows: Europe, DO wv W.
600. America, 50 600 600; Africa, 205 600 oU0
Australia, d 600 600: Asia, $50 900 600; total
4l3 900 OOO, of which S29, 600 ,0JO are given
to idoatry.
Mr.. McWhirter, immigration commits
sioner for Tennessee, has addressed com
munication to the Immigration comm s.
.,siopers of other southern states, suggesting
a council of southern state Immigration
commissioners at the Louisville exposition
on the 10Th of October.
One hundred chests oftea have been re-
ieeled at the bay of San Francisco by the
inspector, on the ground OF adulteratlon
with foreign and exhausted leaves, sand
ard other impurities. The tea will have TO
be taken back to China.
A tarpon weighing $50 pounds was caught
nv MIR. Gardner, OF Jacksonville, Florida
recently. The fish's head measured twenty
inches in length, and IL inches across
the eyes, and was the second one captured
there this season.
three hundred feet high, is reported to
have been seen by the captain OF the Amer,
lean ship Hagerstown. on the night OF
August 9: latitude 43 degrees ~ minutes,
longitude SO degrees 25 minutes.
a green stem of oats fifty inches high
was found recently by boy near Lancss-
ter, New York. growing out OF stone, lts
roots having thrust themselves INTO some
small, round orifices, and thus heid the
stem perpendicular:
roasted was poured into barrel, instead OF
being spread on canvas to cool, as was the
custom. The next morning, when thr
doors were opened, the house was h'ied
with a dense smoke, and the aroma c O. zee
peryaded the atmosphere. investigation
showed that the coffee had continued the
cooking alter being placed in the barrel,
and At The time ofthe discovery was almost
wholly consumed, while the barrel was
burnt completely up. A deposit OF coffee
dust overlaid every part OF the store, and
general cleaning up had to be made.
French laborers in Paris have had several
meetings recently tor the purpose OF
adopting measures in oppoSition W 'ne
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30
A Down Town Merchant.

Having passed several nights, disturbed
by the agonies aud cries ola suffering child.
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was just the article
needed, procured supply tor the child,
On reaching home and acquainting his
wife with what he had done, she refused to
have it administered to the child, Us she
was strongly in favor of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed in suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
still worse; and while contemplating an
other sleepless night, the mother stepped
from the room to attend to some domestic
duties, and left the father with the cnild.
During her absence he administered q por;
tion of the Soothing Syrup to the baby and
said nothing. That night all hands slept
well, and the little fellow awoke in the
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonder.
full change, and although at first offended
at the deception practiced upon her, has
continued to use the Syrup, and suffering,
crying babies and restless nights have dis.
appeared. single trial of the Syrup
never vet failed 10 relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice of the mother
Sold by all druggists. 25cents bottle.
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DRY GOODS.

TuENew York Financial Chronicle says
The feature OF the week has been another
large trade sale OF domestic cotton goods,
which was made by order OF the treas
urers of several of the prominent mills
rppresented by Messrs. George Richardson
Il Co, The sale was announced 10Y ihnrs-
day aud Friday, 23i and 24tn instants, bu'
there was such large attendance Oh ouy-
ers on the first dny that the whole ri the
onods NO SAG packages, as p r clti'ogue),
smounting 10 about Sl,750 900, we're DIS
posed of on that occasion. The bulk OF
Inc pods consisted OF cnlored ttons made
nv the York Manufactu inc company, Ev-
eyett Mills aud Lewiston Mills, and most
of these goods brought lower prices Than
they have been sold ct for many years,
this unfayorable result being attributable 10
the over. production Of many descriptions
of colored cottons. The sale closed with
some popular lines OF brown sheetings and
drills. and these goods ELECTED brisk compe-
tition and brought fair average
prices.
PRIYTs-PreemanA, S; Lodi 5il; Gloucester, 8;
Harmony, s; Cocheoo. 6k; Mernmac. oteen.
sold 5E: Peabody black, 51f; Simpson black
az, 6impson mourning, 6k: Gloucester mourn
ne az. American. G. Barley pink and purple,
G. Arnold OF red Of, blue snd green sn,, IA
:; Indian Head, ~; swim Creek, - ! hna'
Derby. 81 81; Glendale. 80 81; Estchez 80
A. Charter OAK. 4-1.l Lake George ~ ";
grest western. - q International - ~.
Atlantic A. 8 bennington. 7s'Natche~ - %
WIN TiSR BROWN posEsTIcs-Lake George.
eE. Harvest p Pocahontss. O. Great Pals :;
Peerless slE Plum Island Atlantic y:
gresnbrier. *: AnendAie. ~ Dwight ~; Se-
"a stI'JfscHEp DoNEsTIcs-sOciAl sls. Bunny
SIDE. q HoImesviIls. N; Forest 3 Bls ponsnE.,
x. q Auburn. ~: L0nsdale. ~; Lonsofle ca.
bre l2 Msmsutis lzs Nsr 49,, 10. n,S i,,s M
: Hero a , Hero. x, 8 Bsllsrdvsla = Oar
hr,dga x. 4 Peerless, X. 81; Fruit Of me Loom,
~. cum Of the spindle, *: BARKER, p Glen. y
DUCKs-Arkurgtl 10. EuulcE, s-ot H.
s,srk' don i2K. aRrk. 10-Ox 10 esvage s-of,
Hsmpden' brown and drsb, 90. 10 Han poe
u 90 :. Boston S 70 nc o. TIT y lps ssa os 10
4 "a inrh.. SIX: Cod Esdsi Blus. Iz Lion
brown and drsb, II Chariot striped. IN; bev-
are Striped, 12k. Chsmbray. 49, floo
TTCErNG-Anosfssg AGA, - dsmllpoB, y
Boiyvood plaid. "a Standard = sA hes.oo y
*: OmsgA tx Continental fancg. H. stsn-
dsra I.9sy; izs: Hsr.iss1rs l s;.. .,s s-,-n
lie Hsrnil,sn N Arneriesn. 10 Lowell ciy. ~.
PIlTD RGs-DeltA. ~ Eo91.iIll b
ffk. OuauA *: MichlgEn.1k Be1e * Nopn-
hgL. 7k: Cstsvba.sk. Arlington. Aurusn
* Iouirena ~. g. -.
viiis. -: zephyr , ?. 1sss ersJioeE , ?. is's'
~ g9TT % 4 oEs-Everssf Fs-cy. - Pay City.
Ie<' Fsser lsks Arknnsss. ll5E MarreuA ~
EoTnl IL
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AN IsirnrsTINo rnApr oinou An

,.....t.... A.. a.. at.....,.. ~ a.,
Knowing ~ We DO The character OF Tue
men oonboning the firm Of BlankeDship n
pl.t. ,,air ,t,,ct ot,entlon IN buslne,s.
o'"A"' w. y" 80, -. ~. 49,, ..'
Vho NIX" rs'''" w ""'V" WY wv "''" W
ali spinner aud European buyers In the
,,orse, tina i,,nar,i, wav II, which tbev
1,"te ,hsir sa,.s owing Mi buvers AN eonsl
49, 90 o,,i rnnYln, ,,n muu ar firm, but
se,',"" ' ,ric,Iv man Tho merits Of The col.
,on AID ,,s rel,,i, veIueiu Inc market, we
io,, ann Tvs par. nt ,,,,. oro IN
tha c ,nu, ,,aae Of d Ias Merchants of
nnr,h Tcvss shonld nj least give them A
~, n1r'n er""S ''''' w ''"'' ''''
n ,n, np p,sutarshi C blake Wholesale Deal
o ers in pry q odl Gien,s' FURNISHING Goods,
Notions, Hats. Trunks. ETC., SOC and sos Elm
street and sos ard so VA n street, New York
office. 81 aud 90 Leonard Street --Dailas'
Texas septempsr ~, ioo sooost ot n ,arga
DEAR sih,;-At we negu s, o. isrse
number OF cmssmels we WV, ope"' W. Or a.
TENDER lst 1883, regular cotton oihco ior
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THE DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD. THURSDAY AUGUST 3d. 1889

possibility Of setting limit 10 its iutufe
Increase when we look toward the great
prairie lands Of the west and southwest,
which seem especially created for the pur
pose. With the growth Of the canning In.
dustry and the shipment Of fresh meats to
England, etc, u new impulse has been
given TO catile-ralslnr. and fresh capital IL
| being constantly invested In u. From the
last report NJ the United States depart
ment OF agriculture our authority CLEANS
many important facts In connection with
| the grazing business. These are OF pecu-
liar interest from the bearing they have
directly upon the market a. well as upOn
general popular welfare. Some
Of the most important raft
ways running out into the grazing sections
owe the greater portion of their trade TO the
transportation of cattle to the different
market centers. The report alluded to
gives the following as the numoer OF do
mestic animals in the United States at the
commencement of the current year: Horses,
10 1888, Ill milch cows l3, 1876 6S5: other cat
tie, 2S,046 OF; hogs, as 270 0S6; sheep, 49,
237, 29l. With the exception of hogs, these
have all increased in number since the re.
port made in 1882. the increase being at
about the average rate Of l-2 per cent,
and the valuation of the whole is given as
So 100, 465 ,57S. These cattle, ETC., are most
: ly raised in those sections of the country
which are better fitted for grazing than ag-
} ricultural purposes, viz the great plains OF
the west and southwest. 1t Is t. the sec
ton west OF the Mississippi that we are
chiefly indebted for the increase in live
stock. This has been comparati yely light in
the eastern part OF the Union, where mer-
camille and agricultural pursuits are reg
nant.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Reported b, Win N. Wallis, Droyers aed
Buto aers Stock Yard. North SHE Elm ST.
BEEVES-C Corn beeves, none, fair to good
gras. beaver, 2h@3 sc per pound; medium grass
beeves. 2HM21sc per pound.
COWS-Barren cows, Is 0Or 27 SO; Mich cows,
North Texan grades, 10 o0d5O co. ommon TO
fair 35 on 40 co. Stock cattle aIoId, Is 00c % o..
BULLS AND STAGS- For sausage manu-
facture bulls. &21Sc stays. 21 32Ac.
CA LVES-Veal calves, 0D' 10 o. yearl.ngs,
10@1G 90; two-year- ODDS l2-f1S.
SHEEP--Good mutton, 24@Sc per pound;
medium mutton, 2A@2xc per pound STOCK
sheen. 2)0(Q3 no
GOATS-2 0D@2 25 per head
HOG5-Corn fed, none; medium. none; STOCK
hogs in good demand: none in market
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sApDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

SOLE LEArHRR-Louisulle heavy In"
bfandsl a. d. heavy, t0 10 X medium lnJ
brnndsj 30, DO medium. 81; Baltimore ana VI
einnsti' so; buffalo Slaughter prime, 81: good,
]HIRNFss IEATHKR-oak No. /. IS; No. 2,
extra, ss; No. 2 30; No. i. hemloct. SO; No. 2
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