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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25
WOOL AND HIDES.

Mtngers and Avery's annual review OF the
wool market saws:
The published statements of stocks in the va
rious markets, shows reduction in amount as
compared with year ago, OF several million
pounds. The falling Off in Boston Is most marked
In spite OF the fact that the receipts 81 domestic
acre about per cent. ana foreign about ~ per
cent. larger, while the aggregate Of sales was
nearly per cent. less than in 1881. This would
indicate that much larger amount than usual
has been purchased direct by manufacturers;
and unless the consumption has greatly in
creased during the past year, the supplies In
hands OF consumers are considerably largerthan
was supposed.
west will be about as large as year ago. The
new year opens with a somewhat uncertain
aspect for the wool trade. Manufacturers are
not over sanguine as 10 the market for heavy
goods about opening, and while the mills will
most OF them run, even At loss, II Is hardly
probable that the demand VIII be sufficient %
advance prices 10 any extent unless on special
grades. There will probably be no general de-
mand for wool until the tariff question is dis
posed Of The bill as proposed by the commit
Tee Of ways and means las far as II relates 70
woo9 is not likely 10 affect the value Of domestic
Texas woods are rapidly becoming an impor-
tant part Of the clip, and coming a. they do.
among Che frst woods upon the market In the
spring, the price at which they are marketed
has an important bearing upon the whole clip.
The first shipment in the spring arriving on a
rather lightly stocked market proved profitable,
but later invoices were less remunerhure, and
the seasons Business could not be called salts.
factory. Pail w00ls proved more profitable 70
the grower then the buyer. Stocks on hand In
the eastern market are somewhat larger than
The domestic receipts from November ga.
1872, 10 January Isl, lt63. were. BY rnil. ], ~.
bags coastwie, New Orleans, A5Cs TAGS; Fan
Francisco, 457t haas. Galveston. $50 bzEs
savannah, 225f bags; Old Dominion ). B. Co,
IS bags Wilmington, bags.
The impOrtauoss from NOyeinber p 1850. 70
January 1st 1883 a. reported. are Liverpool,
as7B bales. Hull 1913 bales London. I, ga
bales Palermo. eg7 baies; MarseIlles. So bales.
Copenhagen. "a bales; Gla.EOw, 90 bales
Havre 81 bales Bristol 45 balet; Rotterdam,
a bales; Shanghai % bales; Colon. 70 bales
siettin, - tales. kingsiOn, II bales; Monte
vidco. heleA
oroIaTIoEs To-DAr.
Firs sprne per ID, 2 70 zsc-; medium spring
per ID, b % x1c !; Merican lmrrUved per h, u
y itn- terry q Al trades. 2 y g. on
Hidss-Dry flint sound and heavy u v lfc,
dino firht n 70 lac dry salt hesyy, l1c, ditio
llrht 3 "a " lie vet salt " l-1c green.
butcbers 5 Ia ~ c. ~ darneEed, vei o. drl,
hsH prioe DserrElns 40 70 zc shsspskins 4
and sbearllnEs. 70 l5c
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DRY GOODS,

TRADE since the LIST has bten quiet, but oui
wholesale merchants have been busy preparing
for the spring trade, and are daily receiving
large shipments having maue ,eia
more progressive this. season than ever before
one of our largest houses having SIX men on inc
road taking future orders In boots ana SHOES
and on shipping them direct from the factory
when their customers desire IT, Lawns, cotton
AIDES and spring prints are daily taking the place
Of winter goods.
PRINrs-Freeman g, 8; Lodi, g. Gloucester, 6
Harmony, s; Cocheco, 6iz; Nerrimac. 6; Green
gich So; Allen, G; Albion, solid, 5k; Peabody
solid So; Peabody black, IN; simpson black
81; simpson mourning, 81; Gloucester mourn
HS1yY Blows DoNEsrIcs-Aususts, ~ *;
Indian Head, sk; swift Creek, - -; LIMA
S.,s * q Edgs ss Glendale II u Sc SsI Sschs *
G; Charter Oak - 4 Lake george, -
Great Western, a. 8; International -, -
UEPRowE DoNEsTics-Lake George q hsr'
vest 50; Pocahontas, q Great BALLS z Peer
less, IS; Plum Island, ., Atlantic, ~; Green.
BIkscrrp DoNEsrrcs-socisls Sunny side 9
Ho%esve S rSss' ~ L ss ssRsns esm -
Ia. Wemsutta Is New York mills 10 Diamond
hin. cambric, 3: knights. cambria, 9; Hero. -
3 Hero. 20 d Ballardyale, ?; Cambridge - Z
ID SS'c TO- Ettrick, oz11H: sisrk
s-oz. l2l.. stark 1O-0z 1fh; savage e-oz, ~
Hampton. brown and drnb, 90, ~ hhmpoen
Xxx do IA. Boston. 1O-oz, brown and orhb, lllh
Montana AZ inch "a No. A 20 Inch. q, 81 NO
A 81 inch. 57K: Gold Medal Blue, 14S; Lion
brown and drab IA -.
TfcKIre-Amoskeag AGA, tk Hsmilnh y
HOLLYWOOD plaid, IA Standard z. 10 EastOn
*. Omegn l65f.
CHaMBhkY-1fHG 1sc-
HIcFoET- Roek River, ga Blue and Brown.
exc India 1o1Se Arlington. s1G Ihornaike'
II <ce Hamilton y.
ErTrrcTr JTaEs-Prci8c r. 4. =; C0lurn hiA
an Eeusaa is; Humboldt u fAleria y -
Wsst ~ nanr On. - Deer Island. ~. keo-
~. A. hifrisrlprd y. a. Eo1borOurh. lss.
pefrr- "a =. Golden Fleece, - 81 llouo y =,
Irrsrrs-Derfer, 1k1l us1ce, 2 " eFerly ~
RAN OErfrrnns-DelA. X. EoonomI, II =
oirsra ~: Mlchir.n ~ Bsna * WOOD
vL- * csfsvbA ~
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HARDWARE.
ro.pAY's QUOTATIONS.

TO-DAf d QUOTATlONp.
Axes-Collins', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar,
per dozen, 500; Diamond Edge. per dozen,
loco; Double Bit, 20.00
Shoveis and Spades discount SO
per cent; Ames' list steel goods, discount 40 and
10 per cent
Rubber betting Discount so per cent
Nails-500 rate.
Horse shoes-6.25 per keg
Horse nails-Northwestern, No, Z, $50; No. D.
5.25 per box.
Iron-4c rate.
Steel--plow, &c; lay, 7c cast, 1sc per pound.
Sheet iron-N B. &c; galvanized, discount
per cent.
skillets and lids, SC per pound; sugar kettles,
Sc per pound.
Tacks-ln Boxes 100 papers, !. 80 per box.
Grub hoes-per dozen, 600; railroad picks
per dozen, SOC.
Mattocks-per dozen, 1l.00.
Scales-Fafrbanks, discount rs pei cent
Howe, discount IS per cent.
Tin PLATED. c.. 10x14, per box, 500; 1 O.. H1
20, per box, 500; Terne, 14x2O, per box, $50;
Terne, 20x28, per box, 1880.
Tinware-pieced discount so per cent.
tamped, discount 40 per cent.
solder-No. l, l5c; No. IL and IL. 1Sc pei
pound.
No. duck horse collars Oper dozen.
Hames-two loop. 400 per dozen, three loop
4.25 per dozen.
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FRUITS. NUTS VEGETABLES POULTRY,
BUTTER AND EGGS,

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
GREEN APPLEs-New. 90. 25@5oo per Dbl
CURRANTs--8to SIC.
PEACHEs-None in ID arket
CALIFoRNIA PEARs-5 100000 per box.
ORANeEs-Louisiana, 8 5u@6,50 barrels, 100
to l1.0U
LrMoNs-Per bog. Sicily. s4.5O to 500 per box
Malaga, s4.00@4 90
DATEs--In trails, &c per ID; new, SO
FIas-Kegs l3c. layers 2l TO 22c per pound.
GRAPEs--Malaga, 6. o0@6 20 half barrel.
BANANAS. 1904 90.
NUTs-Almonds, DC per pound; Brazil, lOG12
nlberts, Lee Naples walnuts, l5c. ID chestnpts,
imported, none on the market; peanuts, Ten
nesee red loc; choice white, l23sc cocoanuts'
S. bO@9.00
SWEET PoTAToEs--75 to % per bushel.
oNross-Red. per. uarreL $500; yellow
3 90; | rs per bushel.
PoTAroRs-Per bushel, 81 50 and firm.
CABBAGE-Sl. rs per dozen or &c per pound.
sAURR KRAUT.-B bis SIS 5G half bbls SO rs;
large bbls $3.50
yAIOKKNe-We quote at ~ 81 @3 10 per dozen.
lrkeys. 50@Ds1 90.
EeGs-22625c per uoKen.
RurrER-Choice western, 2O@S0; cooking, I5@
is. country IS
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON


TnE Bank of CALIFORNIA; dividend Of E''WO
was paid Monday, ,....-.
imporis OF specie by the Hong Kong steamer
Monday ia san Francesca amounted Ia sp, 10,
The earnings Of the Texas railroads last year,
endlup september 80th, was tlV,0lolG,
The Russian budget for 1883 tslimhlsMno lt-
ceipts AT 77S5OOtOO rabies, aud theeNpehllluTts
100000 rubles less. Accompanies lhe puuBetls
a report which says that loans Nill ne u"h'oes'
baTy, - - a. A.. ,.,o Quail of
the lax on tobacco has thought out lhs laet nat
The government, since 1862, has c0lleettl on io-
bacco the enormous sum OF Ne9 Notii'' TUT
the past yearIt WAS si7jOl,0ss. ,
Nj Wexel, OF New YORK, VINO mas undetm6 ne
10 supply the Mexican government WIN ,ilVV-
900 la nickel coins, has lett that cly Tor Mexico;
His machinery is already In w. country anu
the coinage Of one, two anC i've &C NJ hlcEel
pieces is well under way NJ 'exel has hlso
contracted TO supply the Mexican government
with com lete outfits for several iron ana BRASS
ioundries 10 be established near the guli' anu
several for the Pacific coast The machinery
Tor these will be shipped within the next tNo
weeks ~. A.. 90, ESQ o,o
Including trade with the British colony OF Hons
Kong We send China 80, 2l3S worth oil goods
and buy from her goods To the amount OF s--,ooo,
A33 and we have 10 pay the balance against US IN
coin, England controls The China trace. ont
sends To China about I50, O00O. yards OF COTTON
goods year, while We export 10 thal country
not much over 100000 yards. Yet we RAISE
four-h fths OF the cotton grown IN the worId.
The circulation of paper and specle per nehu
of population Ia some OF the principal couh'iie'
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Farm ITEMS.

wHrx turkeys are not two months old they
can successfully withstand the seyerest weather
II dry. In wet weather they should be confined
IN III ia That mai conrId wilson viii shortly have
an articie 10 Harpefs Monthly seeking 20 show
that an acre Of land ca be made 70 pfoduce y,
900 10 1AOoo pounds Of miik per year. the fodder
Fooi-rOt and other diseases - which sheep are
subject are said % occur much less frequently
sm1Bg socks that Craze on rough ground and
Scotland Corn scOrche1 on the cob IL said 70
be a cure for hog cholera
Its said that -'sn Occasignal meal Of corn,
burnt on The cob until each kernel IL bleck, 90
~ long - II can BE- burned aud have the corn
retain IL ne. IA greedlly eafeu by fowls, and
results In a geserai improvement In Their
health and q greaief average number OF eggs
writer for ne fman Fruit Reporter makes
he statement inst one Of his nelehoors set out
sg1ne c.eheEe plsn ss1osg ~ eSf ~ ,ne . ne
then. n hes therefore come % ne conc - N
thai n the csbhaEe patch were In ne middle Of
the corn 1-id he burisrl.es ycuio not ma
mem g. they ~ low and IKE plaln sailing.
The Bostoi Arnerican CulfIvator says that ~
Ms Season q ne year fodtrgf IN sheep can De
cured rll1 coInp.r.tlTs 80. y p.,lnf sssy =.
inr ne foot IN a rrronr soirtlon q sulphaie 81
rnrrsr some put pCufered blut Viiriol On NJ
srsrisd p.-ts sflsr olprlng ne foot n ne sou
TIE irIfo-rnsflon n thsf 'fEo qnaril Il rhe.t
49,. o. raj fkrf qusnffy q counsel eiven
dali - eli n ne fs III ~ furlher 10 push.
fnr f1rwar1 Il1En 81 re frn4a q ~ eat 40
1II.I fn1If|4 ne rnIus ~ ne rrnIr fuo1 ItH1lf.
- rnrra lferrlrre. f1rues stsrT ne Avs -
Tr'Irrr| rrrwIf ne rc-t ~ ~ - ne eoono-
NJ 40 lhnI nnrtls b hetlsf - wl1nst.nt NJ
RI -, -, x. s-us - .,,eus ss-ssn5 . b--i
-. {. a.- -. - - - 90. 81. sss's
~'~~I1r s..'I1 Errr1 lte9f 80 - Hneat tu-1t
go m lrt1 40 r1rl 1rHr = 11rre1.
49, 1850. q 90 -, -. -.
~.'1'I-. r.1.1 ~ 49, en- n 11t tT11Irr-1u1
- - Tfssr ~ - ln1usl-I11l NJ fng--1
49, - r.ILfr,rs ~ 49, -, '1.-n-
- 1871 - ~ r'1fl - rlT1rs u trTInr
. I1-rs isrr r'.1r-I 49, 49, -
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PHOvfHONs

A ereat many people are under The impression
fi,ef = barrel III new mess pork should contain
rrthInr les fhnn q Il0unds meat When In fact
here vas but 80 pounds put In ne barrel origin
allv Anything over The latter weight 4 one -
ef.eorufinf. therefor. meat that hes been M
80 ~ lorr enough IN a cool telnrernfure. VII
sf-.nrb enough water and salt % make 4 erpa-
rerfir Of extra heavy weight When In fart The
rrrne harrti under q wnrm lenpe-Ai1re Nlll
uurrs I'll ifs surplus fnln- ard % banE 70 -
o~iafne1 wsIrht e.. 10 p0undA
1o-Dart oUO1A1Iora.
rxcoH-I,onF clesr n1e4 Ike no1 cle<f
Ike hreakf1EI bso11 Bfe
Oar szLa-Lonf elsn nos* isS sno' c'sn
Tsr--r1rin. 1fEc
Ifrr'-TIeros ne hall b.rrsl l1fr. llb
esns IKE ~ go l-'f9 M - is1 IN
cana he n crnA N4e
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Mrs. win.low.,. soothing syrup


Rev. Sslvanus Cobb thus erites in the
Boston Christian Freeman:-We would BY
no means recommend an kind ofmedicine
which we did not know 10 BE- good-partic-
ularly for infants. But Of Mrs. WinsloU
Soothing Syrup we can speak from knowl-
edge; in our own family " has proved :
blessing indeed,s bv giving an infant
troubled with collie pains, Quiei sleep, and
the parents unbroken rest at night. Eosf
parents can apprt ciate these blessings.
Here Il an article which works 20 perfection,
an which IL harmless; for the sleep winch
Il nTords the infant is perfectly natural.
aud the little cherub awnkes as bright q.
A BUTTON And during the prucess Of
teefbine. is value il nBcalculable. We havs
Frequently heard rnothers say that they
would not BE- without Il from the birth o
the child ffll Il had finished With the teeth.
ing siege on any consideration rhaieFer.
SID 81 81 druggists. = cents bottle.
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oI Total Of he reduction in lie tsri

Totol ACCOMMODATIONS. S79. o3y, ia
Over one-third of the reduction IN the tarin'
1t will be noticed, is on sugar. -,
THE commissioner of internal revenue has
made careful estimates as TO the amount OF mon
ey that would be required 10 reiuhu tne taA ,s
on cigars cigarettes, tobacco, distilled spirlts ana
such taxes be repealed The statistics he fur
nishes are in brief as follows: There are 99i
69l dealers in manufactured tobaceo, l,0Zo rect-
fers of distilled spirits, 4,24l wholesale ueaeTs
in distilled spirits and l6o, az retail quol ueat
ers In the United states. There are probaDiy
% 600 gallons of taxpaid distilled spirits IN
the hands of the trade, the tax upon which Is
S22,5O 600 The tax on manufactured topaCco
in the hands of dealers would amount 10 o 1oo,
Ol0 on cigars and cigarettes, 4,2Ol uOO, ana on
matches 900 753, making total oil taxes 10 De
refunded &c, 6Sl,O 90. Those figures ought TO re-
ceiye the attention of those who have peen ~.
dulgiDg in loose talk concerning the repesl Vi
The New York Financial Chronicle says: 1t Is
not difficult to account for the relatively small
business in stocks by two facts: Ihat the iast
Jur months of 1882 entailed considerable losses
on a large number of moderate operators.
9. That The railroad kings and their immediate
followers have SO far done nothlng thls year "
stimulate an advance in the genera market.
Upon the whole. IL is more favorable 10 nave
quiet opening at the beginning OF the year thai
10 have a fictitious activity and unhe althy ad-
vance, to be followed by speedy collapse IN
prices Nothing Is more damaging 10 steauy,
legitimate commission business In STOCKS than
false movement bolstered up by untrue or OK,
aggerated reports or estimates which iasts pat d
snort time, and then breaks downas rapluly as
1t was forced Upward. In the year 1885 IL Is
hoped that the course of prices III the STOCK
market win be guided hy ranons % II, ae
stock or another will will be based on a lar esu'
mate of the value OF thai stock as II may De
affected by the earnings of he road, the charac-
ter of the company's management alliances WIN
9th ua nj pt
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

DURING the first ten months Of 1852 this coun-
try exported 1896. so pair Of boots and thoes.
valued al 1904 s35 a. against 20 20 pair, vsl-
ned al t322 g97, for . Ike period Of ls5l. We also
exported sole and upper leather, tb,7o4o5l.
against o. l57 SO for ten months OF 1881. al
our erports show some falling on having been
onir ~ 100 for Ten months Of 1872 and Isb, 40s
for ne corresponding time IN 1881. heimports
Of raw rubber and eutiA percha 70 NE ~ OF no
fI9 0f1 ss7. against 14753.g79 pounds valued Al
81 1i5q 7o for Ike period In ISL in our I'M
rortt IN hides and skins, the principal article
which our tauDern look At the imporia fUf ten
months Oh $50 were valued 81 ~ 2loe2o, against
S2l2i8 400 for a like period in letl.
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OrrorD -Ers. aasuu e is7s -carrrs IN
CIEE CuEfEEr
GErTIEHrEs-Plezss ssnd me I'VE
risls OF Carers Liver Pills b
return nah. enclosed please fnd one dollar.
take pleasure IN recomnendinE T0ur Live
Pills - ny nsIEt hon 1n1 would ~ r. tnt
peurIs In r.nsrnl fIsf Carers Lttls Lives
Pts nann1t Il surpsssed ~ CON non fnr1l|1
~. nndI dare az c1un1t - squnls1.
i frrs benr using then frr sume tine.
I'D fn1 ihst theJ are ertIre.T curing ne
III frrrereia. snf that - more than / 60
~ n az ,<hsr rns1icIne have go ~
Eeper,f1IT Tc1r ~ n. A4nr.r-
lis-1s l1ll~s 4 W.Ik<. D.ls. Isr-a
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Blood poisoning produces Rheumatism
Debility, Scrofula, Mercurial or Syphilitic
Ulcers, Fistula, Eruptions, etc. 1t engen.
ders disease and depresses vitality, and is
dangerous condition of the system. Ifyou
would rejoice in a pure blood and healthy
body, use Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold by
w. II. Patterson & Co.. Dallas. Texas.
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s,sss,.s,. 2 = 81 g.. z e -, - -,
I, r.@r1 - fursI ys<-- "a = g'e< - f<sr1
Wur-CE-st n 80 80 = 10y. -
1EEf7 E.l...< ps-rI 9 sst 40
es.s..sz,,.<.s.:1 80 a. Q 90, y. 3 :
f7.-s.s-i - q 49, = rs-,=
-: s.-,- 4 Ir-s7..@rz .ssr,, 2
=, - 80 - e. 49, = - -
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sApDLEnrAsD LE.THEE-


To-BsTs croTaTIONs.
sor. LssrErs otE-Eo 4 sen 10. q q
Hr.uocr-Bs<t ur.IosI.nrhtes - ROD n
beEl NntnrornE - No q - rod osuAFs. -
Hu~rocr-Pnns n a. rod. .. a. NatW
FErscE csLssErs-f1 = % ! - socordins =
PsIisBrLrzus os1rsErs-Ee1 q isbi -
e. Va 4 q DO ~.
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Truh fhs r-s-t r-rt-rl c-rcs ~ ~ k1n1s q
rrrr.Ia turr1es c1rrlaFEI - Elu Via
-r'-I-||-r 49, - 49, 1rrT1al n f1Lrr.
"a ~ zrlIrr rrIfs1 ne-E
To-DATE 1rrr1rIuUI.
rrTr-r-<IEH rrIr1 W4I - -
$1,000 80 go - <1<lL =
-. 49, e. - rr--<z - [xElE q
go. fI1's-. z. - : - - = - -.
3 81 -, 49, - 80
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| Every day in this city thousands Of per-
sons eat too mucn at dinner and, as con-
sequence, suffer from sour stomach, heart
burn, indigestion, dyspepsia, etc. If these
will take just one Of Carter's Little Liver
Pills Immediately after eating, they will be
surprised by the entire absence of those un-
pleasant feelings which daily distress them,
and dy ont dna IN nef hnR sa n9
one little pill, remember; Is cents. AL
druggists. For sale by WilliaTs, Tolliver
H. Walker druggists
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The meetings on the exchange are always OF
interest 10 those who attend, aid while the
transactions are not "a large now as they we're
when gain Of all kinds came in freely. there Is
always enough doing 10 excite attention and az
ford members an opportunity 10 comment on
the probable future of the market There were
some sales to-day Of corn and oats, and htte
was done in wheat and millet seed. good sale
III aour was made, and some tranfacuons In
hiram were noticsd One gentleman remarkt d
that next season he did not intend 10 ofier any
article 81 produce which be might receive for
SAFE on commission without hrst oiiefig y on
The exchange As he Is one Of the yoeyiss
cofnmission merchants In the city h Example
will probably be followed by Others. Nneek for
ali kinds Of grain and produce were al quo
tations
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COTTON.

THE receipts OF cotton in this city to-day were
2J7 bales, only AZ Of which came by rail, aud
were consigned TO White d Go. The shipments
were $50 bales by MoIdccai d Co., over the Texas
Il Pacific and 50 bales by the same parties by
the CUFF Colorado 81 Santa Fe % by White d
Co., by the Houston & Texas Central and 60 by
Evans & Co, by the Gulf, Colorado IL santa Fe
The only change TO note in prices is an advance
of sixteenth in Liverpool, and an eighth in
ST. Louis At all the other markets Of this
country prices were steady and firm.
n NAV NOT he outof place IN pgain speak Of the
markets in this city. Prices are comparatively
above those of any other market in the country,
and the HRRALD's quotations are Just
what IS paid by buyers and
spinner agents, Stained cotton will
not bring as much by quarter TO half cent as
cotton not discolored. The market is firm. and
buyers anxious TO purchase. Our quotations
to-day are as follows: -
5000 mlddlng. .......sss.s.ssssss..sss 70
hloQlng- s.ssss's'ssss -
Strict low middling ..."....................'. y
Low middLng. %
Good ordinary ~
The cotton mill at Water Valley, now in
Operation over year has proved a splendid
success.
The cotton mills Of the north yield but an
average profit of per cent, while Is per cent.
IA realized in those Of the south.
A test was made in sparta on last saturday OF
the amount Of water a bale Of cotton would abb
or ass In weight was thirty-stven pounds.
At Greenfield, Tennessee, an agent for 81.
Louis cotton firm was caught weighing cotton
with a brass pea hollow inside and packed full
Of shot and making a difference OF about I'VE
per cent in the quantity Of cotton required.
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"A huge Cinnamon bear lacerated and
tore George Barker, near Leadville, last
winter; DR.. w. X. Leonard said: ~ cured
his cruel wounds with two boxes of Browns
Arnica Saive, and without scar" You
should have box of Browns Arnica Salve
always in the house, 1t removes inflammation
and heals whenever the skin is broken. If
your druggist does not have it, send %
cents in stamps to the Brown Medicine Co.,
Leavenworth, Kansas, and they will send
you a box by return mail. For sale by
Williams, Tolliver & Walker Hoyt & COT.
fin, and Howell & Co., Dallas, Texas. J
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A Pure and Effective Hair Dye.
Cocaine, compound of .Cocoanut Oil,
beauties the hair, and is sure to allay all
itching and irritation OF the scalp.
The superiority of Burnett's. Flavoring
Extracts consists in their perfect purity
md strenpth
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,srrsr rurrfss ne<riT ~ no-tk 1sru IN
49, Voc 9urE. anf - r1Is1 m Us - -,
rl--9~ - - fIruurH Pro- ~ 81 f11rrH
r1-DarE cro1A1loE1
So, RfI-s.-sss,< ssp-~
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COOPERAGE.

THERE is steady demand here for cooperage
and cooperage stock of all kinds, and orders
from the country are frequent but not generally
very heavy.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
Molasses barrels, 81 So helfbarrels. 81 q; kegs
i5c; sugar barrels So; half barrels * hoop poles
= eftN
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[adiss Arc enc Best Judges

on all matters connected with the toilet
They have decided that Sozodont is what
they will have. "When a woman will, she
will you may depend ont; and when she
won't, she won't, there's an end ont"
This accounts for the popularity of Sozo-
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ro-DaTs EuO1aIIorA.
Oosr-1nfisn rsticn $50 pr IN
Oorr-tnc per bsrrtl
woor -Oak hickDrT fnf ~ ".
- eU~-r nnWed siDre wDot n r<tnllnE - n
-.s1o.i-k rsrk ~ h--a
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The last column Shows the acuVg tIrcu,H I,nII
per capita, reserves being deducted from Iotais
before dividing by the number OF inhabitants IN
each case. The first two columns show the
gross circulation per capita
The amount of decrease of revenue expeetea
from the reduction of tariff and internal taxes 6y
the senate bill were stated by Senator Morrill,
in his speech explaining the bill as follows, MS
calculation being based on the importatiohs OF