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BUILDING MATERIAL,

IL Is estimated that 4t9,Oo0 OF the 10000
square miles Of the timber lands Of this
country are situated IA the southern states
Nearly all the south IS heavily wooded, *.
cept some portions OF western Texas
saw-mill men should cut lumber full
thickness aud saw both ends of smooth. u
Hads much TO the appearance by cutting
on both ends, aud the additional cost will
De saved IN freight. Buyers will give better
inspection, II not better prices.
The Toronto Monetary Times saws that.
Ia The opinion OF lumber operators, there
VIII be shortage IN the lumber production
OF the northern Ontanu district this year
equal to " per cent. OF the average product
ms Will be another reason, besides the
taril reason, Tor keeping up the prices OF
lumber, 10 the detriment OF all builders and
other consumers in the United States.
Undoubtedly the south i the direction IN
which the furniture manufacturers OF this
country must evidently look for line woods
Already We hear OF heavy purchases of
southern Understands made by northern
capitalists for the sake of their furniture
woods; considering the bounteous supply
/ OF such woods, viii 1h the south possesses, 70
Is only reasonable 10 anticipate gseat de-
Nelopment OF her wood working industries
ro-DAY's uuursrluNb.
gEIGS-At the kilps To SO kim run.
~ gtAG lfa'itA tt'tAtflCA nc PEI ca &c
! dressed mont
LunaEs--Yellw pine soupa. "a 90 pot 100
| IScG over "a foot IN long,h. c. H.. Matched and
dressed hoOrinR ans Hnishlng. 20, y ceiling
y y ceiling y ~ yellow pine bi3lng e.; white
ONE cellinS ~ Ol hrst common -, second com.
mon 21f white Pine siding drst I,,r.. a,
| ~ ~ secoud common, y b0 poplar siding a,
clear S1o co. poplar ceiling, q 90 ash
ana walnut flooring. 500 per thousand,
/ poplar, dressed both aides, ESQ rough walnut,
sl@o " l1O unMmon doors 81 80 " g., sash. 81 70
| 10 90 rs 10 si1e
| ohlNe 1Es--Y Yellow. pine, O. 50 Ia ( .; white
/ pune W W. to IS 90 Cypress. No. T. b. No Z
81 so NOa 81 IS
craEsr = Rosen1ale. "a 70; Louuyillo % 60
Portland 81 50
DRAiN rrg--s iuoh, nc per ioor inch. 2g,
| d men, d3HU Inch iDc; Inch, bOc.
| ChakEf tLuEs--6 Inch, S7Ao; 7 inch tkg Inch
oeillnY lllnL9l G Inch can 5lC; inch c Aling
Joint n ~ finch cap do Coz
MIXED fAlNTs-Rgady for use aud all OOiOFs
Vi 0JSDl 40 per gal. All the tested and standard
makca arc On sale by Dallas dealers,
| WhlTE LEAD-atrotly pure, 81 b.
LlME-Cooporeo, Austin, 81 per barrel; bulk
"a nv Doulson car lots, 900. por bArrel 81 ";
| palfvi IA lots, 20; per bushOl 2bc.
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FRUITS, NUTS, vEGETA BiNS POULTRY
BUTTER AND EGGS

William H. Worth, II commission mer.
chant OF New York, has lust returned from
y trip through Virginia and North Caro-.
lima, whore he went to investigate the pea-
nut crop of 1889. He reports that in both
states the area planted considerably exceeds
ina, OF former years. In August the crop
was looking SO well that the farmers OK.
pco'ed an unusually large yield, but Just
before the time for digging u season of very
wet weather rottcd the stems of the most
thoroughly matured nuts. This caused a
great loss. The crop promises, however, TO
be as large and OF ms good quality rs the
average. In Virginia the crop will be /, 500 /.
900 bushels, and in North Carolina, $50 600
bushels. Because the yield falls below the
expectations OF August, the farmers are
crying short crops. On account of the
scarcity of labor IA large part of the rrop IL
not picked OIL and this partly accounts for
the falling oil of receipts in the market
Another cause of the falling OIL is that the
recent advance in price and the good hnan-
cial condition OF the farmers have tempted
them to hold their crops for higher prices.
IN tennessee tho crop is from 35O.OOO to
400 900 bushels of the very best quality and
m California the yield is SAID to be good
The prices now range from 81 70 per bushcl
for the best grade, TO 81 20 for the poorer
grade Last year the price was higher on
account OF tho almost total failure OF the
crop. In 1881, good year, the best peanuts
were only 81 - per bushel
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
SakeN Arrlxs-- ,ew. ", oo@6.0O per bbl.
CuRhANTs-Sto SSG
feAOhEs-NOno In market
CALIFORNIA PEARs-N 5000 90 per box.
ohANaEs-Messiua boxes, b eOtld 30 Valencia
oranges, cascsW 40, SlOaDll
LkMoNs0per box. Sicily, 0O&i5) per box;
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TRADE ITEMS.

Mississippi yet owns 100000 acres Of
public land,
Corn is ten inches high in southwest
Georgia.
Cape Gods cranberry shipments this sea.
son foot up about 5000 barrels.
Florida promises an unusually large yield
Of oranges this year.
bird's-eye maple, which sells for $50 per
1000 feet In England, Ii used for fire. wood
II North Carolina.
A raft Of 400 walnut logs for New Or.
!eanss 70 DO shipped TO Boston, Is ready to
leave Little Rock.
A Baker county Georgia. farmer has 100
acres OF cotton up and nearly ready for
A company has crontracted with the
Richmond, Virginia, city council TO furnish
a. q sixty cents per 700 cubic feet.
a bucket fActory that will employ 100
hnnde 10 70 b sblished In Rome, Georgia,
BY . Massachusetts, gentleman.
A Loadon lecturer declares that England
hos ypent during the last ten years 81 ,4to,.
During iS@ The exports ofdomestic pro.
due nom Ban FrAncisco have grown ~.
.ol6. Or about a per cont, the total
amounting 10 ~, 706SS2. '
Tho London News nays that Europe must
poX $4,000 tons Of meat and 3S5, 900 ,00C
q1helo q gIAln abroad this year.
~ Telephone between Dalt Lake and
oeden y Ssins largely pstrcuissd By The
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WOOL AND HIDES,

A New York paper says trade has been
quicter at all the scaboard ccntera during
tho past week. The volume of business
has been fair, however, and the market
generally retains the lirmness noted in last
report. Speculation appears to have sub.
sided, and sales have been mostly to manu-.
lecturers, Some of the latter bought very
little during the recent excitement, and are
still reluctant TO do so, as their product has
not corrospondingly improved in pice; but
the rates Tor wool seem to have been firmly
established, and Tia, policy Of delay Il
likely to afford no relief to buyers.
Stocks of long-staplo woods nre al.
most exhausted and orders are still
going abroad Tor English-grown neeces
10 supply the deficiency IN the dOmestiCclip.
Foreign markets have hardened since the
opening of the London auctions last week,
and prices ON competing grades OF clothing
woods are now lie, 70 %, per pound higher
than IN December. II is expected that this
Improvement Will check importations, Do.
nestle carpet woods are selling fairly, but
prices do not respond to the improvement
IN clothing grades, Supplies OF New Mex.
lean and similar WOODS are ample, The out
look for this class of stock is less favorable
than for other descriptions, as foreign car
pet and blanket stock is competing AT rela-
lively low prices but the demand Is i'm.
proving, and better prices are anticipated II
foreign markets advance. The general out.
look for the wool trade is encouraging, both
as regards demand and prices.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
Fine spring per ID, ~ 10 26C.; medium spring
per ID, 20 10 40; Mexican improved per ID, ~
10 100; bury OF all grades, . 70 Sc OIL
ludes-Dry finL sound and heavy " to tac;
ditto light 10 10 l2c; dry salt heavy lie, ditto
light l-2 IN Ice, wet salt 10 7l-2G green,
butchers ~ To DC, all damaged, wet or dry
hall price. DeotsSins, 70 tn 2lo Nheopskiua. u
aud shoarngs. 10 lhc
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PROVISIONS,

The New York Commercial Bulletin saws
more liberal movement OF cash" lots OF
western steam lard for export was about
the only feature OF interest to-day, aside
rom considerable. movement of pork for
June and July delivery. In both transac.
lions there seemed material enough TO i'm
part more substantial look of iirmncss Ia
the market. In one case IL was made an.
paren, that European requirements OF lard
are somewhat urgent, and In the other.
reason was found for the opinion that a
maintenance Of current prices is consid-
cred more than barely possible by some
conservative houses not identified with
option trading, The Importance of these
transactions may possibly DO overest,ma.
ted, hut connected with 6thcr and more no.
tent influences, they do show that the mar.
ket Is far from being on the brink OF demon
Ahrstion. Speculation presented nothing
IN the way OF q particularly interesting feas
ture. AT Chicago there was decline early
IN the day OF u to loo ON pork and "a 10 ia
on lard, with n subsequent reaction to A
riile over the opening prices In the local
market operators did moro In lard nj
within Yesterdays range OF prices.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
bAvok-Lonl clear sides iiNe short CLEAR
IN hreAh hst bacon l6kc
pnr sALr-Lons clear sideA ilcs short clear
hAAs-Plaiu. itc
tAAp-TicWc, iaNc half bsrrcl isc to.,h
cana iskc Alb cana iskc, iO-ib cana iSS.
s.'h cana IAN, s.lb cana isk
q
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0ItOOEiiit1,.

The Philadelphia Grocer says. "The
speculation IN coffee has been entirely oon.
lined to the New York coffee exchange, and
~ believed to be the work OF outside spccu.
lnlors, who were attracted by the low prices
OF ITO, and the peculiar statistical position
OF tho article. The advance ia mach less
than has been very generally reported, be.
ing ~ cents for fair cargo Rio, whilo Il week
ago 1t was ~ to 81 cents. The stock of Rio
coffee now in New York Is mere nothing,
being only 5000 bags, while on January ia
u was bb,Ob3 bags; on January "a 1t was
ll9O27 bngs, The total visible supply of
RIO Is about GOO, 600 bags, but the stock. In
lilo Is unusually small, being down to 1875.
900 bags, while on December II WIS $50,
100 bags. The small stock In Rio IL made
up OF undesirable selections, but the price
has advanced there 30 that II cannot bc
laid down for less than 81 cents. In Java
colleo there has been IN advance of cents
per pound within five months from the low.
est price. This IN due to the Improvement
IN kio.ooilce, and the absence of shipments
from Holland such as had been expected. -
r0-DAX's QUOTATIONS
OoFfkR--kio common, 9dgAW fair, lOdbl0c;
choice, loS 10 J No Laglyra, l2c; Java zoe,
IkAs-lmperial, iaGp5oC Young uyson, A0@6O;
oolong, bCp6OC Japan, 60CN6Se.
SuaARs-Wo quote. Powdered llAo, arushoa
usgranulated, l0h; standard A l. l0A; Louih.
OK.
MoLAssKs--Louisiana choice 6s; prime SIC;
syrup, 81 10 6S
BosroS BAoGlSa-l0sC per yard; empire
bagging, l0CplOA 40 per yard.
TiRs-2o0 per bundle
Rios-WholcsalN 81 10 ~.
s1tT-ln barrel, 81 49, Liverpool in sacks q. n
CRAcKERs--Soda 6sGD7; XX,Gn@T xxx, 20
IN; cream, To- ginger snaps. 10,
soAr-Ouvo 27b per box; blue India, y Ii
bars - 70 per box. \ ID. barS, s. " per boz; ID
bars w 20 por box.
BsANs-6 10 20 per pound,
OANpLKs--Star, full weight 10
OiiEksn.W. X. u null cream ibs@l& Young
HoMiNr AND 0Rlrs--s6 Sc@G &C per harrol
kAisiss-London layer new. por box, t2 90
DRIED ArrLss--9S@lcc.
pmkD fEAonSs-unpoclod, O. peeled w
per pound.
PlcKLKs-sii So@i2 per barrel; half barrels
vi firm.
In cases, 81 10
Rorn--l2Goi2Sc, basis,
WE'LL BuoKSrs-s% 1904 90 per donsn
CLOTHES PiNs--Round, sc; sprins, u por box
MrAspRns-k bushel, Iron bound, q 10 ~,
Tups-Thrco nest O. 1904 NO. eight neat q u
DOZEN. N' w
Wrapping PArrR-Rap and straw. lsc IN TN
WASH hoAsns~Wooa' A a. s,n. "a, Nav
RrA u 1000, 20 "''' " w. 'N wv ''"
PowpRRe-sS Is per hog Of Is pound. IAN, do
bS " do 81 ~ blasting kegs, o. W.
.shor-Drop, bag, 81 10 10 u H. buck. q IS TO
MAoxmu,-No 1. bsrp,. na "a mai, .a,r.,,
ys; Hts loc Ma a.Snrmis Az yG half. hsr,"ls
rolls M Ms IN '''' ~ v" '~''
Hon Nm Hsp",sa-, uno,,o, MAO n, ma,
kcr' '""-'"'''''"' "''v-W P''
SAspy--stlc. "a IN "A, n ,,upa Fancy IA,
n M '"oA' 10 " i"" p'"nu' '1"V,' ~"
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Tor sALE--A hrstclals lunch. stand, No "a
Elm street. also horse and express wagon
ABBY On premises. mArll-lt
nOR bALE.--CoUnty maps OF Dallas, Collin,
! Denton Ellis, GrHySon, Johnson, kaufman,
Rockwell, Tarrant also Dallas City maps, Jones
& Murphy.
NOR SALE.--tiandaome twO.story dwelling.
/ furnished or unfinished on Oleauder street
WI sell at bargain. Jones Il Murphy Real
ENt'lr Agents marll.lt
ItoK SALE desirable business property on
! Elm aud Main streets, Mt reasonable figures
Jones' 4 Murphy Real Estate AQ'ls. mnrl.lt
Eok SALE cottages ia various portions of
! lhe Guy also vacant lots Jones Il Murphy
Real Estate Agents. maril.it
FOX 7AlE,-l5 acres land near the Fair
Grounds. IN tracts 70 suit purchasers. Jones
~ Murphy Real Estate Agents, marll-1t
bOk SALE. comfortable cottage. Win six
! rooms on lot HGxliu, corner of HGrwOOd and
Neilia streets; terms part cash balance in
monthly payments II desired INQUIRE ut Com.
m''Nial h"'el marll-4t
hok AlE.-EnRlish Ivy vines and Yellow
Jessaminc Ht an Houston st marli.lt
Tor sALG-Ons nice dwellings on Caruh ST,
l. with allconyeniencCs good water, etc size
OF lot, 'oNllt. l'y Veal, Cooper Il Go,
EoE sALE-rwo desirable dwelling on Coch.
| ran street with many conyenieuces and
Nrs9 lots; cheap. Veal, Cooper & Co.
FOR nALE-Othcr beautiful residences In all
| parts of the city, aud brick business houses
ON INclhc avenue, Elm, Main and Commerce
Streets 50 vacant lots ON all tue principal
streets Of the city
For SNLk-56 improved farms IN Dallas
| county, by Veal Cooper & ca. marll.it
EoR SAlE--A top buggy, nearly new. Apply
10 C. II Edwards 725 Main street marll.l
NOR SALE-A farm containing one hundred
! ana my Aercs OF cultivated and five acres of
lumber 'ond three miles southwest of Dallas on
the Cedar Hill road. Farm Is well improved,
containing orchard and plenty Of water. Cheap
Tor ash, Apply TO VIM, kmbrOugh, on tho
P'eHlNeN. narl02w.
EOk SALE--My house and lot corner Ross NV
/ cnue and Johnson street For further in.
formation apply To y, rs. FawcetL Agent Texas
IN Go, 0 u, Campbell, Dallas Tex mar6.lm
NOR NALE-- Cheap, Tor cash, 1873 acres of
i land, on White Rock Il miles north of Dal.
las, new house; o rooms; GO acres In cultivation.
balance timber good well OF water, cribs, stable
ana peach orchard; title perfect For particu-
laiS apply to J. H. stroud Richardson, Texas.
OF Mr,,E + Wl!lburn, ON the premises Mrs
!, Nlllnurh marloO"2w
NOR sALt-A farm; Q5 actos under improve.
menG 0mdes north OF Dallas, with orwith
out stock AMI implements. Address Dr. Thorn
as, Dallas, Texas, feb5S.im
nor sALE-l Ion acres, TO be sold as Who'll
! or in sections In Ken, county; part on lono
time, and part IN cash and other property, rnre
chance A. II ReatN Go. fc6l.thurs&sne
l'ok sALt-A new buss. made 10y Milburn
L Manufacturing Co. Of ST. Louis: Will be sold
AZ AZ less than cost Apply to John Flnnegan
uen'oh' ieNas. 1an25u
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Cheap Column.
&ottccs

y CE-AdyefusemeuU may Oe aEauel insc
~ cur business ohcu up % p. an, sid ITO ID
cougls',inc noon Up D. I d. a.
NOtIu 10 CuNrkAClORs-
~ SEES "a proposals. I he received by tbC uu
dgrs.gned Tor the erection OF o. lw0-s.nrr frame
re- seuoy in ihs Ciiy ef J,iicuon, Marion c1ulty
o2aA according o. plans aud sru. liCauuus tul
sawe on hle In tAs uLi,c Of .. T. Flanders
afchltac, 7u9 Main street Dallas I,Nas A.
framing lumber flooring shirsles sud ding
including all glass q paints win be furnished
py the ovnvr All bids hc In on or before
the pan day &C March les The rlght Is Ts.rtN,
ed o fel1el any aud ali bids ". J. CLARK.
inatll-lm 1905 Elm street Dallas. Texas,
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DRY GOODS.

The latest special from New York say!
there was very general demand Tor assort
lhents OF all classes OF cotton goods and
agents report good trade, MonadnOck wide
sheetlngs advanced as follows: lO-t
bleached, 2ilc lQ-l brown and . / bleached
z2o. 81 brown and 81 bleached, eOc.
Lancaster 20c. The iobbing trade is very
good,
ro.DAYs QUOTATIONS.
fhiNrs-Froeman y. 3; Lodi s. Gloucester s:
llatmony, p CochecO Ga. MerrimaC. G. Green.
wien, ~; Allen, &; Albion, solid, bA; Peabody
sulld, hh; Peabody black, Ok; Simpson black.
"a; simpson mourning, 6S, Gloucester mourn
ing Ga.
Heavy Brown Observation-Disclosures. a.. Tx.
indian Head, SA swift Creek, "A, q So #tna,
"a, ga Edgcdeld, a. ~; Cabot Al ~:
pofoN 81 !; Glendale, "a, bs; Ngtche2, 81,
20 Charter Oak, a., 4 Lake George, a. 2.
Great Western. "A, &, International, A, 5S-r
FlNkBRowN poMSrIos-La George, 7; Ha1.
vest pa; lotahOntas, 8, Great Falls, Z, Peer
brler 8
BLEAcl 20 DoMgsrcs--social,s 8; sunny Side, q;
iolmcs'ilc, N; Forest s. Mig Rouanza, ~ 6;
Auburn SA, Lonsd0e. ~; Lonsdalc, cambrc,
W WnnsuttN *; New York mills H. Diamond
lill, cambria, D knights, cambria, -; Hero, Al,
y Hero ~ 3 Ballerdvalo, q Cambridge IS, z;
DUCKS rkwright l6, Eltrlck s-oz, y; stark
400, l2s stark, lnos, lGR; Savage, S.02, ~,
llampden, brown and drab, 90, no Hampden
M, do, Ii, Boston, 1909, brown and dfab, ~,
Montauk, 40 linen, % No. s. 10 inch, an. No
4 % inch, b7s; Gold Medal Blue, ia; Lion
brown ana drab, IL.
CHAMBRAY-lihM Ice.
TIcKnG-Amoskcsg AGA, lsH Hamilton II
Hollywood plaid, H. Standard "a 10, EastUn d
VA Omega l6h.
HICKORY Rock River, G.S; Blue and Brown,
pHG India, lOSc; Atllsgton, SNu. rhoudlke,
u &c. Hamilton ~.
KENTUCKY jEASs-Pacinc X. r., 2LColumbls.
i0 Kansas lSa; Humboldt 81; Palars, ~ j.,
Table Rock, l655; Bonanza, 22ti; Pride OF the
west 82'g; Bang Up, 90 Deer Island, 8Sy., Koo-
Ruk, SO Mississippi X, q; Peterborough, 1871;
baugev, AlAi Golden Fleece, rs. ST Cloud 87},,
Green 9riar l3A; Rob Roy, ID United States n
PLAID OsSABuRGs-Delul *; Economy, l2l.
Ottawa s& Michigan, Sk; Belle ~, Wood.
VII 81! Gaia WIN o.
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Eur Coughs, Asthma and Throat Disorders,
use Browns Bronchial Troches, having
proved their efficacy by test OF many
years, Sold only In boxes.
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Fo-oAyS QUOTATIONS..
sc' awe. ssrsiG V ksiiSSirSiS q sosp roles role
~ iooA en
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COMMERCIAL.


DALLAS, March 10.--lt Ia an admitted fact
that the mercisi columns of the HER
AID are devoted 10 the best business later
ests OF Dallas az well as 10 those OF north
Texas Ia particular, and Of the whole state
In general. No enterprise or measure has
ever been proposed which would bring
wealth ard prosperity aud material advan'
tages to tue city or state which the HERALD
has not expressed and advocated. lis true
that m my have differed with IL In some OF
the proportions il has supported, but no
one will assert that II has not labored In be.
half of Dallas and OF Texas zealously and
faithfully. II Is not In 4 boastiul manner
this Is referred to, but only because IL IN the
truth. This much by way OF preface. The
city election will transpire In April next,
and not only the business men OF the city are
to be benefited by judiclous selection OF
mayor and aldermen, but every man
woman aud child IN Dallas Is interested in
the elevation 10 Office OF those only who
will boldly stand forth To improve the
streets and sidewalks and provide the nee
esstrv beverage to render the city healthy
and free H. from the soums and filth which
characterize the drains and cutters OF to.
day. The cty nts men in Office who will
not seek 10 hide their objects III secret or
executive e,sions, but those only who will
itti tiiUl 'utlT utts Mt ulSlhNNiNeN't Nhh
straighif rward, and who are willing to
submit them TO the closest scrutiny OF the
Taxpayers and the public generally. In the
columns OF the HERALD will be found, II
not now, before the election transplres, the
names Of those who have any hope OF II
successful canvass, and IL will be gatifying
to the citizens generally to know that each
md every one 80 far has expressed himself
as being In favor of n judicious and wise
system OF public improvements. 1t Is not
to be presumed tina. any one whose name ap'
pearsas candidate, should he be successful,
would BIO found wanting In any pledge he
has made to his friends or the public IN re-
gard TO the improvements 30 imperatiyely
demanded by the taxpayers and tho public
generally, The HERALD Is IN favor OF re-
form In city legislation, and advocates the
application oftho money collected from tho
hard working man and woman, as well as
from the rich and prosperous, to the i'm.
provements Of tho city In all those essen
tials which will make her attractive and
prosperous, instead of throwing IL away on
lobbyists TO corrupt state legislators, who,
for "mess of pottage" or u drink of
whisky, might be influenced to do pal
pablo wrong. II is to be hoped that tho
next city council of Dallas will do more
for the material interests Of the city than
any one which has ever preceded II.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK LEG.

BurrucuP TTxAs. Sept. 4. 1852
This ~ 70 certify that We have used your
'wOSDEkuL EIGHT" for LACK LEG
IN Cattle 10y giving from rs 10 % drops inter
nally ami applying externally once or twice %
tho part affected, sud ~ gave immediate relief.
Al. NcLuRE W u. slilFLkrL
A. j. sTewARD. WILL McLuGE.
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ON CHANGE.

Business on the Exchange to-day was moi
brisk, nor Is II 30 usually on II Saturday
The transactions were largely in corn, and
prices were steady at about yesterdays lig-
ures. The demand for choice oats contin-
lies active, but there Is very little lett on
the market suitable for seed. The good in.
guires for barley indicate that there will
DO more sown next year than In the season
just past. Alillet seed Is in good demand
and prices steady. Parties holding hay
show mn anxiety to unload and would
probably sell IN round lots for less than reg
ulnr quotations.
Tho Exchange is now taking regular dis
patches from st. Louis and Chicago, roceiv-
ing them every half hour, aud many per
sons who are not members avail themselves
OF the opportunity to consult them for
speculative purposes, In view of this fact
tho directory have IL in contemplation ia
sock other quarters, where none but mem
beers will be admitted.
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retail dealers. Several cars OF corn came
IN, two OF which were from Richardson, In
this county. The small amounts offered
from wagons on the streets, is causing many
dealers TO believe that there will not be-
enough TO supply the demand for local CON
sumption, Farmers generally assert that
there Is very little corn and oats left in the
country above the actual wants of produc.
ers. Prices in the city are steady ut quota.
tions:
ro.DAys QUOTATIONS.
wHEAr-Choico LOO; medium, Qsc.; low grade
CSC NicAaguA 20 to SOC.
HiK-rirm a. 60 TO 7@
uMAhixYyoo 70 ese .,
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NoR rem Elegant commodious rooms IN.
hishea, 10 rent to gentleman only, 6l0 Mar.
NV s'ce' marll-lw
FOR RENT Two front rooms, furnished or
| uniurnished, with or without board npply nj
los Main street. mar II =,
ok RENE-spcudid business house ON PA.
VIC avenue, opposite new T. Il T. depot, by
veal Cooper n Co, 6l2 Elm street.
oK RENT,-scyeral desirable dwellings, with
! from thTee to six rooms, in good nelghbor.
noouS, oo!h IN kasl Dallas and near business
center OF city, by Veal, Cooper Il Co.
EoR RENT. The second story of Inc bricl
L mouse, corner OF Elm and Ervay streets, con.
rnnlng ave rooms and three closets. Apply TO
!. G. Bogel, city hall mar ii If
NoR RENr-A nice front ROOM with southern
exposure Apply at 1917 Commerce ST.
mmll-lt
Nok RENr-lwo houses No llOl am / 10
IL Elm street. Apply TO J. W Thompson
1911 Main street. marS. n
EoR RENT-rwo good pianos at {. II. ma.
II wards, rs Main street. mars'Iy