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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23
Houston.

HoUsroN, Jan. 2,-Ispeelal,l Last night
iire broke ous ina little frame building
on Travis street. 1t was after II o'clock.
Two women and regro man were sleepindk
in the house. One of the formpr was Mr.
Mary Clark, about 90 years old. and Mss
sick at the time. The other. A white va.
man, and the negro barely escaped. The
old lady burned to death. Her body was
baked 10 q crisp, almost, the limbs burned
fiiexcept the bones, and the head nearly 10
ashes. She had been living in the county
since 1888. Her husband died years ago.
Herman is here raising subscriptions
TO send to European sufferers by the floods.
The Houston gun club have Contracted
Tor ,0Oo birds for their big shoot, set for
April 10Th. They viii offer the biggest
prizes ever offered In the state.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Jan. 22,-ISpecial, The ac-
quittal Of Ben Thompson at San Antonio,
yesterday, has occasioned considerable COM
ment.
There were two incipicnt fires from de.
fective ilucs yesterday.
Mr.. Moore, of the late firm OF Moore,
stratton & Co., died last night of consump.
tion.
Warner Sutton, United States consul at
Matamoras was in the city yesterday, &C.
companied by his family, en- route to that
port.
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt, fur
nished by the signal service In conjunction
with the several railways of the state:
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Fort Worth.

FoRT WonTH, Jan. 22,-[Spe5ial.l- NJ.
Scott recovered damages in the county
court to-day against the FortW orth &
Denver City railway company for injury 10
land in embanking and damming water.
During the last severe norther, q negro
named Wash Shepherd, took the blankets
from his wiie's bed and gave them to
another woman.
J. y. Keller, a eweler of this city, was
arrested to-day on q capias from Navarro
county charging him with theft.
A workman named Rose, foreman of the
bands engaged in laying water mains, died
S saturday night of pneumonia,
The Missouri Pacific pay-car will arrive
here Wednesday from tho>sOdth>
The mayor received advice to Gay from
the National City bank of New York oil the
sale of the Fort Worth street Improvement
and sewerage bonds, amounting 10 $780,
face vame, for $ls3, go, net cash.
Lee Hudson, negro. was arrested to-day
on charge Of stealing $3.50 from bar
keeper.
Bob Copeland stole pair of boots hang.
ing as sign on Stegars store front at Ar
Baker Stegar's clerk, and lodged in jail
here.
Miss Maggie Morgan, young girl of 10,
born in Illinois, burglarized the residence
of John A, Hudson and stole silk basque,
lady's cloak and jewelry of considerable
value. She is under arrest, and the officers
are sorely perplexed.
A. ]. Flanagan obtained divorce to-day
from Savannah Flanagan on the ground OF
abandonment. Mr.. Campbell, manager OF
the Matadore cattle rancho, sconvalescent.
He was near death with typhoid pneumo.
mia.
NJ. II, Davis has resumed from San Anto.
nio. He was witness for Ben Thompson.
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Ladies' Are the HesrJudgcs -. Wy
ON all matters connected With the m
They have decided that Sozodont ~
they will have. "When woman ia
will, YOU may depend ont; and VI
Won't, she WON'T there's an. en- Vki
This accounts for the popularityi
don't. - Va
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Abilene: Imported Stock Said TO Have
Suffered Most Severely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-23

Gainesville: The Blizzard Didn't In.
jure Live Stock.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-04
HARDWARE AND METALS.

II is stated that since the 1st of July abou' g.
600 600 lbs OF copper in the form of ingofs. bars
a d matte OF black copper hay, been exported
to Europe from this country rms Is an ei t,o
nous Quantity, and will help 10 increase the
prof S of the copp2r MINIS, besides stiiiening
prices for products of copper. 900 ooo IN,
In this country in 1882 there were ~ S9O mel
tons Of lead proouce1, WORTH at an aaerage
value of sos Ter net ton on the eastern sea
boar boar l2,S2l557 For the first half of 1888 the
production is estimated at S1OOoo ret IONS
worth at 500, per ton, S6,3OOOOO very aige
proportion of the lead ore smelieu III nnfents
and no for the value of the lead. 10 the cen
sus year ending May 81, 1850 the amon n1 COO o,
white lead corroded was reported at lZo'4"'o'o
pounds, worth about IS '7O,ty9.
AXES-Collns. per dozen, 81; Gold Doliap,
per dozen 8 50; Diamond Edge, per dozen' oo'
SKILLETS AND LIDs-42c per pound; sugar
sCALES-Fairbanks discount 20 per cent
Howe, discount Is percent. oo. n
TIN PLATE-I. q. 10x14, per box, 90; 1. y.
l4x2o per box, Oo T SE ne l'NZ'' PEI 0oA W.
TINWARE-Pieced, discount 5o per cehE
stamped, discount so per cent ,o
SOLDERING. !, l5c; No. IL and IL loc per
pI DUCK HORSE COLLARS No. IA 25per dozen
HAMES- two loop, A 90 per pozen; three soop
TAfC tx boxes, 100 papers, Q 50 per box.
GRUB HOE5--Per dozen, o.; railroad PICKS
per dozen, y so.
MATTOCKs-Per dozen, 9 80,
PLASTER PARiS--Per barrel, OOC94 oO,
RUBBER BELTING-DisCOunt 30 per cent.
SHEET IRONY B. &c; galvanized, discount
~ s giG Wells AND sPADEsaRowlands, dis
count 40 per cent: Anes' list steel goods dis
co HEA ~ WI aAiRfDwARE-shafts finished 90
poles Is so. singletrees, wagons, select 20:
buggy, g 25 express, 90 wagon R15se 5ohgps r.
COMPILING poles, "A rs. spokes, xxx, select 2 20
XXX, z 50. Sawed ielloes, *, %; z w.
Bowden shoes, 90. North estern horse nails
No S 6, 6 co. 7, 5 q; s. o. Bar iron, &c rate
Pow steel, 7c sprag STEEL Sc; cast steer, 90 6o Go
loe co: do O., open, 70 90 50 90; do side springs
TOP, 100 OO9lS5 90; do side har 100 O0@ lSO vi 40
nh9tons, 125 OOoi5o 90. A grade side spring,
i4O Oo"a2 90; do ph@tons, $50 O9a2OO co. bump
seat buggies, 175 u0a25O 90; platform Sprmgs'
II0 On6il0 OO three spring wagons, w OOeollo.
WIRE-smooth wire N }. Q, 5hc: Nos; 10 ana
T. &C; japanned, barbed wire, &c. gaiVani%eo'
y cd
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GROCERIEs.

Late adyices fr m New York say groceries
last week have shown moderately fair move
ment in raw sugars at the well'sustsined ngutes
Of 6 SIS 10 81 cents for fair 70 good rehnlng
Cuba: centrifugal has been sold at z BIG GEMS,
and TODAY a cargo of Formosa realized "a
cents. u fined sugars have had goo 40,
vance hards are now rs 70 Ia c. nts, ana
standard "a rs cents Molssses was I'm.
SO degrees test Cuba refining Is TO q cents, the
latter for choice, New Orleans quoted at ~ 70
Soc Rice has hsd a fair iobbing outlet ana
RsnRoon has received some stten don at &c
IN bond RIO coff.e was to-day advanced 70
10 IL 70 10 l-2c for fair cargoes, latter price for
new crop. The speculauoa for the week hss
not been active, but q uniformly steady tone pas
been noticed, the closing figures to-day were
Jspusrysi5 70 62c., February s 20 To SIC !,
March s25 TO s3)c., April 30 70 5 4Oc.. July
10 10 s 65s August s GO 10 SO, October - 70
s5c, November SIS 70 2Oc:, Decsmpe,, s,rg ,x 70
She Mid erades have been mooera'ely acufe
In jobblng way al full prices.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
CoFFEE-Rio common. e@9xc; fair, lo@lokc
choice iOH@llkS Laggyr11 o m Ss Non MI ana
coo. ooiong l5geOc japan, 6o@65c
eUGlR8-Powdered, lie; crushed, lie; grsnu-
lated, iskc; standard A l, 1oc; Lonisiana white
clarified sHs sfe yello. SlaTte e. Syse saa
Sc: fair 70 good, 42a45c; corn syrup, SOC sugar
syrup. Gla6sc; rebofled. 5000. -.
BlGGTNG-Pure Jute. N ms ,l@nkG per
yard ~ MS, lok@lokc. Ties l-'VSl''o PEI
I Ei1c.F-wbolessie. sXe7xe.
sALT-In barrels, Is; Liyerpoe' IN SACKS
cRLcTKRs-soda sKe7c Xxx, 7K@7xe
Xxx, 7k6sc cream, Ice ginger snaps, loc-
sOAP-Oiive, 2 IS per box ne India y
pound bars. 3 s. per box; Pound bars, D Wpef
boz. l-pOund bars. % per box.
CANDLEs-star. full weight l5fc- .,.<-
CHEEsE-W. X. 12c fun cream lssls7sS
YOung America 16h. =,
HonfNY lNb CHRIS IS per barrel.
RAIsIN s-Jond0n layer. new PEI DOL W
,hRiFp PFlcciHTs-Uupeelsd. &c peeled 12c
ROPE 11~c basis. Cotton rope. -
WILL BUCKETs-f % - = pei ootel.
CLOrHFsPI gs-Roun1 !. sc spr1ng' Psr POI
MEAsUREs-H busbel lron nounq- ~ PEI
dozen. 2-hoop pals. o. ehoop,
TUBs-s pest 2 . 2 nest - 20 s = , ~
WAITING PAPER-Rag and sHss t4ssc-
P0WDER-s $ per kef o. = pounos Is 90
3 a. sx o.. I % blasting kezs "a y 7n'@
ar. tsr 2 1o1z IS buck. So -
PicKLEs-n De1zo pr osrreE hAh ps'-
sFs5tI o1T-IIo degrees Ere test n bs-Tels.
1 - IoE Ernde oil IN cans. % - osErees 1ie
rarkFRFI-xo. ssr7ssz, z % hsf b.r-
i'.--sis s 81 Pin 80. No. . barrels. : % hal
l1'I5, aro HFREIFe-Inportedi 15perkes.
CAtDf-stt h lz,fc pol,o. ~. - - -
CDER-Crns Epf1e, &c Aissoun uosr' 90
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATER IAL

Tumhermen. who profess to be posted, say
thar here /, IS OOO 0OO,OOO feet of while pine
now .tanding in the lower peninsula, and 5 =
mo- mSw nm aG6 IN The Upper peninsula of ichi
gamHh; Pa1,imore Journal of Commerce says
"jhere are probably 10000 walnut logs in Lon
dou Of the nresent line. the stock IN one docx
n u,,n, % hering = 100 Iiyerpool until very re-
nentIy WA, n veIy good market for this timber
bnt Ike other points has been overstocked.
ito' sac, nn1,rs ont Iops and things are be-
oinnirg TO Iook badly for hof ers of this kind of
ss,nnh eIoype ,hipmepts recently M de there
fr m Baltimore solo at very poor prices T. he
marl,et IL attributed 10 Inc shippers themselves
Tney hear Of n good market d all rush their
,,rnS.r in at once when a portion of them at
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-10-04
WOOL. HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

The wool crop of MeaRher county, Montans
Territory. this year is said TO be wor h s7O,OOO
The United States does not pr due wool
enoush by CO. 0o0 600 pounds 70 supply the DE-
mand for home manufacture OF wool d goods
saving nothing of the large fmount OF WOO en-
goods annually imported, and which ought 70
be manu- aciured in this country.
The United States Is rapidly coming 70 the
leading position IN the world as wool-pto-
gu ing country II has at presea over zoo ,Ot :
90 invested In sheep. Our wool product an,
nually am UNITS 70 S9eo9 20 pouho'' anu
A Boston special says the marx Is SUI some
VIII unsettled, and there are no uansacuons
10 bafe quotations upon Sine the SAFE OF ~
900 ofdry Entire Rio last week. known as suaw
hides at 19x TO 21k cents for seconds and
good, nothing Of consequence has neen gone IN u,
eX 70 10 enta, and $50 bales Of Calcutta buffalo
atzX cents cash Is noted, There have also
been sales Of 1000 western hides in small lots
At 7K 10 sk cents. No. western flint hides are
ouuted az 16K 10 Tx cents. Green sailed bur
faio hides are easier at 81 TO sx cents
aUoTATIoEs TO-DAY.
WOOI-Nexican, free Of burrs, u@lSc; Mex
icas improved. i4nl7c; coarse, leHlsc; coarse
medium, Isa1sc: medium, 10000 nne medium,
20a22c fine wool, according 70 dirt aDo con-
diiion. 14o22c; bury, 2@sc per pouno iest'
according 70 burrs.
HIDBs-Heavy hides ~ pounds sna W;
grubs' loo, Hight hides. damaged or one grub o.
more a. bulls, bad and damaged. SC; dry salt
"a IN. wet sailed &c. green hides g..
pFITRIFs-Deer skins. ,206 22c- entelope, LOG
fso. goat skins 15a25e sheep pelts, a. per wool
2O6s5c; shesrling., loelSc So, "a
TALtOW-Prime tallow. 6c tallou grease. oe
s,<c- grease. yellow 70 brown, f@5c
BREsWAx-Prims yellow. zoe; DARK ana ANU
frrsr1.d I6nXI.
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DRY GOODS.

Tire drought Is curtailing the production o.
cotton goods, and the following advances IN
cotton Ro1 ds have been made: In bleached
cottons Alexandria &c inches 70 cents: saga
more, frst out and Sunlight 9 4 advanced 1-Sc;
our Own rs advanced l-sr Pocahontas - au-
yanced Lac; Ballard lille "a, Paragon -, Adn;
attic 4 advanced lac. Dauntless "A advanced
Ise; Amaskeag 4-4l-2c. In brown cottons.
peppereIl, n. o., r a Y. cottons advanced l'sc;
Fxtr fine brown ootons advanced l,ic 90
. DO Trenton advanced 1-sc; Farmers NO. IS
inches. advanced rocsno5 Ds s ~ f bscs
tur advanced i-Sc. In tickings Amoskeae al
vapcei Zoe Thorndike ticks, l-sc, and 90 fancy
d. lac; Cords ticks advanced abon &c. IN
about l.2c. Columbia Boston sad Haymartet All
sbout iJ2c Boston duck advanced LEI 70 l.2c.
Amoskeag striped aud plain, fancy thirunss
advanced "a sy ssT S os pru, ciOiSs which
have beea quite active and stocfs IN
manufacturers and speculators hands bave
been reduced from G., 200 pi ces 70 Wy OOO ora
decrease OFFS 600 pieces whico y sns go "a
wear seo the stock was l.f72 oo6 pieces Inc
y1,ice hs, also advanced and while Ills cnts
Y bid. Ills declined. and 81 cents II ssseo.
Win sales at that figure. Aweek ago the price
W. - QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
ppruTs-PreemsnalK t,ofi5 Gloucester, 81;
Harm ony, 6 oocheoo 81; hern mac Green.
. .lea e t s.sScdy A sissf sS simpson Sssf
~ ,noufuine 6K: Gloucester mourn
- - lmericsn. 6, Barley pink and purple.
3 Arnold, 8. oil red, y %, blue sna green II.
;; indian Head. 2 swim oreee - ~; Ems M
a., 81 E ss: slsuasis Il sS ssichss q
5 disrSer Och. - 4 Lake eeorge - -
ssi h Az: BsnningtOn7A EssoheA H'tH
Op IN 3 BROWN DoxEsTIcs-Lsts eeorrs
az HsrvestTK; Pocshontss: ~. crest rshe q
Pesrless. % fl n.,as,s -. pSisbt *: e =.
lses \, sncHEp poNEsTIcs-socisl *; Bunny
s,se 4 HoirnesviIls. ~; forsst = Big Bonanza
X & Auburn ~; Lonsas - L konsos ,slls ~.
r1,I.--.-r,f Fiji csntrfc, ? Knighra cambri
: rIs-o' al > Hero X q Bsilsrdvale ' Car
s-i5rs Z. 4 peerless, 4. 81: Frult ~ ne Loon,
*. CEN q ne SPINDLE y helfes -. s'en ~ ,,
- A.. p. stsrk. it-or. ls ssvsea s-or II:
$4,000. orDun ana drAh. 90. 10 Ham pet
- u. IL B5st0n los. brovn and orb, iss
sessk = .- "a 80 s 80, n lasn ia Ios
s-v = ssd drss. n chsrios siripe4 IN ssE-
sEr ITO FIlse--lnu-tu.s AGA IS H.nntgu. z
BSIso1 80 = -s.,..1 49, = - ie -.
- r.-'---. 81 uarrisburr ~
r07f-f,rf EIvsr - Bl1s az brgrn.
- rr7ls 1r<c Al grtn1 80 Ln 1919
a. Hrr-lltnr n Are-,esz- ls i.Ss1 -. ~
/. =. -. ). - rirfirnr * re.la. ~ wnot-
sr-'-E. c-r-t.sk kriinrson = tnrnsn
: 1o., - - s,--,-,t. n Paise n ~
-. : ~ lIr-lsri =. ~. kerf1rf5. ~
80 49,. - Ga Nefll. y.
800 --lr,s- wIksfsIf f-rz- -, ~ =
- -. srTars 80 - Atsrnf sso- -
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

A ston telegram says there is more inquiry
from manufacturers, but the movement is not
large. The feeling is one of frmne.s but there
is hardly any change IN prices; , ROugh ,o Ga
leather The demand is quiet, with prices
firm at 46 TO Al cents for the hest tannages OF
usual trim. and there is steady trade without
spf ciai activity Finished tannery skins sell at
so to s. cents. Rous n finished are quoted AZ
SO to 6S cents
The Shoe and Leather Review. speaklug Of
vast week, says: The jobbing houses were all
act vely engaged in attending to the wants OF
the visiting BUYERS, who were present In force
and good fair volume OF trade IS reported.
BUYERS are still very cautious al out overstock-
in q, and depend on the ample faciiil1es Tor get
ting late orders filled TO supply any possible
wants. The jobbers are making special enorts
to close out anything that has proved to be
somew at undesirable and they will be able. as
a rule to finish up the season with scarcs ly any
thing to carry over. The volume OF business
has Gsen IN
while Others are having only small
gains. Collections are, on ne whole,
very good, and the general condition OF the
trade seems to be highly satisfactory. The
smaller m manufacturers making fine lines OF
speci Alties are busy on orders. but some OF the
large factories making heavy work report inll
Ia the fine grades OF womems, misses anu
children's wear the orders a,e liberal al d WORK
il being pushed with VlgO Inc Hekt settsoh >
trade Is being pretty thorOu shly discussed, and
the statesmen from the east haze taken me
orders Last years prices are generally fon-
@ ded but where an advance is asked the JOB
beers pre- fer to wait With prospects undenl b
IN the direction of a very ssrong leather market
there is less disposition TO push the sales unless
full prices can BE- alize5."
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Mems kip bfogans, from 951l -.
BOYS kip brogaus, from SOoGl ~.
Mems p. calf brogans, from I COL 20.
Boys' p. calf brogars, from 9j9l 2,
Mems kip 2-buekle p,oNs, l O04l 3o'
Boys Kip 2.buckle plows, SOL p.
Men buff bals. congress and hutton, 70g2 90.
Mems cali balls congress an button, 0oCg4oO.
Mems kip boots p 90 Is 80.
Mems p calf boots, "a 00d Is 60.
Men's alf b 1ots 25 90 a 60 90.
Bows kip boots, Is 00@lS on.
Rows r. boots. 16 5002f co.
Rows cal cots, % 5OG27 90.
Women's % zip polkas, 75g size.
Miss ID kip polkas, CO zoe.
Child's ID XII polkas, all size, 4adl5c.
Childs kip polkas, al sizes 81 Csc.
Women's calf peg and IS Polish, ooNl 30.
Misses calf peg and SIS polish. 9Oql 10.
Moments buff sewed polish, 90 ! %.
wom9n's calf sewed rolish. | 4041 o!H.
Women's lain sewe aud polish, 00el 20.
Women's k d sewed 90 Cl 20.
Women's goat sewtd p, lish, 81 to l. 20.
Women's grain sewed button y 90 to l %
Women's KID sewed button 90 $500.
Women's goat sewed button, 75to22o'
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The PresenL a Revelation.
Seven Long Haired Sisters.
VIII. Vanderbilt in Wax.
''samson,' the Giant Elephant
500 Specimens OF the Snake Tribe.
The Largest Tents Ever Used.
Drove Of Desert Camels.
Tsttooed South Sea Ssvages.
A Herd OF Performing Elephants.
Reason-gifted Trick Stations.
Arabian Athletes and Gymnssts.
Giant Australian Kanearoos.
Jay Gould, the Monopolist in Wax.
A snov.white Buffalo.
The Mammoth Kansas Cow.
Giant Kmues and ostriches.
Gultesu. the Assassin. IN Wax.
BlopdIn. the Australian Rope Walker.
nensgerie of Trained Animals.
Many Bands Of Music
Dcns Of Performing Beasts.
Grotesque Procession Sights.
Great Street Parade.
Teams Of Elephants In Harness
Titantlc Tablcsu Cars.
A Monster Steam Orchestrion.
Many observation-disclosures Figures
Groups Of Dancing Dummie
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p or gallon. Vinegar, per gallon, lS& zoe.
STARCH-5@5Ac.

L1E-COuCelTdteu, q fO1f Tvs
JUGS-We quote lie per gallon for glazed,
Crooks, lie per gallon Tor glazed. ,-
TOMATOES-2 pounds Is; ponnGs, 20.
SAUER KRAUT-- Barrels. so; half barrels
8 Is: large barrels, so. .on, n.
CALIFORNIA CANNED GoODS-Pcaches
2H-pOunds, 8 so; ApricOts, 2n pounds. w
blackberries, Ok pounds, 2 80; grapes, ~
pounds, 2 rs; pears ~ pounds. 90; cages, ~
pounds 2 90; peas. az pounds, co. Pl1ms, ~
pounds, Q 65: tomatoes, 2h pouncs, 10; cur
rants, az pounds 10.
SMOKING TOBACCO-Genuine Duke OF Dur
ham, 1-pound packages, 47c: h-pound, Aye; "a
pound, ;5lc Il -pound, 81: assorted cases, QUO.
GENERAL GROCERIES-Soda, Bicarb, &c
per pound: Sal Soda, 2 "a to 8 LAO per pound
Ginger race. 1Ocper ID; Nutmeas, 95c to " 9O per
pound Ball Potash, 300 to $3.50 per case; Pottea
Ham l-4s, S1.5O per doz; Potted Ham, LIS We
per doa: sardines American; ss 50 per case; sa1
dimes. French. sl4.do per case; SMUT. CARROTS
Coz, Sll 60 per case; Snuff, Ralphs: O.
81. 90; to s1l.75 per CASE Snuff CARROTS or S42o
to $3.50 per case. Snuff Ralphs. Il
h., o. 80 per gross; Olives, American, gus
SOS per doz., Olive OIL, pts. 2 20 per d3z
Mushrooms, s275 per doz; Condensed MIR,
SS rs to So 90 per case; jelly wine glass s5c per
doz; tumbler, 41.25 per dozen; crown, 600 per
dozen, lib. cans, 8165 per dozen; ID. cans " 90
per dozen; Extracts, lemon, 65c. per dozen; tx,
racts. assorted, $50. per dozen; GLOVES. lwh9ie)
45c. to SOC, per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
25c per lb.; Backing (small s6c. per ID; BLACK
ing. (lsrgel 56c. DER doz
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49, rr'~'fNTN 60 - - - -
- ~. .l-I-I rIr1r. r. -. ll1rl 80 -
60 - g. I-z1-i - -
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LIQUORS.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

ALCOHOI-2 80 per gal, as per high wines.
WHIsKY-kectincu, / UO@l so, as per PROOF
sour mash, one year old. 50; iwo years DID,
i 100! 10; three years old, 25a2 90; fancy ex'
ira old whisky. coos 90, as per age .,.
WINE5-Claret, in cases 01@5 o. per quaI-
ity; Cstawsa, per gal, 9Oc@1 So Port, COCA o.
sherry. per gallon, / 0O0i co. Madeira, per gal
lon 6Oa5 OO white wine, in cases 5SSsiS ~ ~
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum q Co., ~ Vo9 % oU'
Heidsick. in basket, 90 59@32 so; Krug, in BIAS.
ket, 70 5o@32 so. Dow este champagne, ooe
Ia co. % m
BOTTLED BEERS Louis quarts, " w.
Ia 10, Erlan ger beer quarts. Is 20, pints, ID 90
keg beer, Is. oo>o or. po-.o-
ner dozen 1902 %
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Tho oomitf Of Min oovs 10 ronnese
,feg,dlne Ia lhn lAnih otnsua 1880 vas wv
m wnftlnf 0Kou, Hdl2 nud uihWf CAVE W.,
tGt The humhcf NJ plun1s ~ uuutf pt9uh.eu
In tslG was estimated ~ 1850 il9 pounds Do
sides s1nu iOO 600 pounds " clegsc a..
The number NJ liyeslock ofnll kinds In Texas
according 10 the last report tnOunW 70 ~ wv.
55I on thls number there are over l,WQ@
bosses 47l50O oxen, Gsl,OW cox R,i5,S
sheep sud over 1000 go hogs nsso M, ny 'ho'o'S'
The DfOvers journal, Of Chicago, sayti ltn
Thought that there will be n falling on Oi hDoul
20 900 beevCs from the Union faoiho count
this year, as impaired WIN lml NV tneie ~,
AT the prts mt rate be more catile rom me
country which the NOrthe n Pacific APPS INC
CON pleton Of the latter road has mace u. at,y
an al.rail outlet for many caul lnal iotmVriy
were driven hundreds OF miles rug MI. ",
The cattle coming from Montana and northern
Wyoming are aged and In foe beef condition;
the cattle ranges Of Colorado extend from tne
southern line OF the state up the eastern sue D
the Wy coming line. The lnnd lesrsst wy
mountains is given up to sheep. but the great
mix of the lanes east 20 the state line are az
yotei To cittle The largest ranges are, per-
haps, on the republican and llatte Myo ping II
given up to the cattle business. me sniphien'
of beef TO England has become large iactor.
Ia The last three years there has been such a
heavy investment of Scotch and En- lish capi'
tai that il Is fact that three fouItns OF the ch
tie inter st Of Texas Coo,ado anu WEon. nS
aI U~ being gradually encroachod upon as they
w re In Texas and are becoming more crowd
ed every year, white the market for beef Is pc:
| coming more extended Cattle that sold III 1851
| for l22 a head ar now worth ~.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
[Reported by viii N. Wallis, Droyers az
Buoners Stock Yard. North Side Elm 81
| BEEVES-Co,u bteves, none, fair to gooo
| grasf beaves, 4@3hc per pound; medium grass
COWs--Barren cows, 25 0052 81 so; Mich cows
North Texan grades, 40 O0q5O co., common d io
tnir Is 0O9 40 90. Stock cattle aToud, l5OOG2o w.
ro nunL' h miI . SIC: stays, 21d2Ac.
CALVES-Veal calves. 6 00N 10 W. yearLhgs
| lO@l6 90; two-year-olds l2GlS.
sHEEP-Good mutton, 2H@So per poun1
medium mutton, 2A@21sc per pound; hl"ch
| sheep. 200q3 90.
GOATs-2 OO@2 rs per head. ,>e-.
HOGS-Corn fed sac: medium. 45se DC
stock hogs, &c; stGckeTs and feeders, 5@55ac.
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Important,

IHpUTIHHV, :, ~ :, f,,l
When YOU visit or leave New York City,
save baggage expresses or carriage hlre'
and stop at the Grand Union Hotel, oppo-
site Grand Central depot. Six hundred elt-
CANT rooms, fitted up at cost OF one mil
lion dollars. reduced to 81 and upwards
per day. European plan. Elevator. Res
taurant supplied with the best. Horse
cars, stages and elevated railroads to all de-
pots. Families can live better for less
money ut the Grand Union Hotel than
at any other first-class hotel in the city.