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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-27

ploye of the Senate died, Sergeant-at-
arms Bright received an application for
the vacancy. Col. Bright read the rec
Ommendation, and said at once every
well, you can have the place" The
applicant was evidently astonished,
and asked, 'When can take hold ~
"You can begin to-day" began Col.
Bright ''but let me explain the situa-
ton. You see, when Mr.. St. John was
buried it left his $1,000 place vacant.
The next man under him, a very capa-
BILE one, receiving 5000, was promoted.
A labOrer next below him, at S720,
stepped into the 5000 place, and man
under him was then lifted a little, and
so on through the whole list, until the
place really left vacant by the death of
Mr.. St. John is place in the stable to
curry horses at 81 a day. You can
have that, and begin work at once"
The applicant withdrew.
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FISTULA AND PILES
.ured without the Use of the Knife.

WILLIAM READ IN. D., Harvard Is42l and
ROBERT NJ. READ. IN D.. Harvard, 1861 Al
Somerset street, Boston give special attention to
the treatment of Fistua, Piles and all Diseases Of
the rectum, without detention from business
Abundant references given Pamphlets sent on
application Office Hours-12 to O'Clock D. NJ,
Except sundays tFebs4
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Confined to house five weeks"

Clinton, Mass, Sept. l. 1852
After being confined to the house for five weeks
with very bad cold upon my lungs coughing
violently greater part of the time, and trying
all the different kinds of medicine, l procured a
30 cent bottle of Kings Juniper Tar Cough Bal
sam its effect wonderful; almost the first
dose produced relief, and before thirds of the
bottle gone il effected permanent cure No
family afford TO be without it
Respectfully, X. X. DIAS.
Price, IS and IS cents per bottle. Sold by J. A
q co, Railroad Street tJun22 SO
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-27
GORGE w. CHAPLIN,s ESTATE.
Farm For Sale.

The farm lately owned and occupied by Abel
Wiley. NOW deceased) situated mile north of
St JOhnsbury Centre. very pleasantly located con
tanning 100 acres, it being in two pieces 50 acres
connected with the buildings and 50 acres a short
distance from them. The farm is suitably divided
into tillage pasture and woodland 500 sugar trees
on said farm sugar tools. The buildings are in
excellent condition. consisting of house shed car
riage house, barn, shed TO barn, and hog house.
The farm is in a good state of cultivation fences
good, never-failing water to the buildings The
whole will be sold together separate TO suit Gus
toners. Terms easy. JAMES K. STEVENS
Administrator with VIII Annexed.
st. Jobnsbary Centre, Oct. 30 1892. 62tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-27

The vigorous growth of IA tree in
close seclusion from light and air has
recently surprised farmer Samuel How
ard and his neighborS of Sharpsburgh.
Miss. Having cut down large black
locust, he found to his amazement that
he had felled at the same time IA tree of
another kind which had grown to a
height of twenty feet and diameter of
ten inches within the lOcuSt'S hollow
trunk, and had, moreover, put ont sew
eral branches.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-27

Whenever the weather is damp the
wife of well-knOwn resident of st.
Louis, whose name the Republican of
that city does not mention, suffers mys-
FERROUS and diStracting pains, which
she attributes to the bite of dog re-
ceived several weeks ago. At such
times she becomes nervous and hyster-
zeal, imagines that she is pursued by
dogs, alternately weeps and screams.
and seems to he on the very verge of
hydrOphobia. When the weather is
clear and dry her condition is perfectly
natural, and it is supposed that mag
nation is the sole cause of her distress;
but her friends are fearful of the re
suit.
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Had heard the praises"

Bolton. Mass, March 20, 1882.
We had heard the praises of King s. Juniper Tar
Cough Balsam for seine time before we procured
stock, since then the demand has been more
than for any other medicine for the disease it is
recommended to cure. Respectfully yours
q. b. NEWTON & co
Price IS and Is cents per bottle Sold by j. A.
PAQUET 4 CO, Railroad Street. t.Jun22 g
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secured by First Mortgage. Interest PAYABLE at
MiddletOwn, at the Fourth National Bank of
New York. If Won wish investment, whether
large OF small which will be SAFE and profitable
send for circular giving full information. tOct12
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-27

A rich widow living at Neuilly, near
Paris, had suffered such loss and an
noyance from the mysterious disap-
pearance of her jewelry that at last she
asked her son, an officer in the French
army, to make an investigation, not
wishing to call in the police for fear
that her old and faithful servants would
be suspected. The son accordingly
kept watch one night with loaded
revolver. At about midnight he heard
the footsteps of some one advancing
steadily. "WhO goes there ?" No re-
ply. The son fires and springs upon
the PROSTATE body of his mother. The
widow was somnambulist and had
been uncOnsciOusly transferring her
own jewels to an unused cabinet,
where, after a search, they were all
found. She will recover from her
wound, and, it is to be hoped, from her
somnambulism.
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Read what Prominent CIergymen of
ST. JOhnsbury, W.T., Say,
DR.. WARREN'S
M agnetic Plaster.

Cures Rheumatism, Pain in the Back or Sides
Weak Kidneys, Lung Troubles, Neuralgia
Pain in the Lungs, and all pains
and aches to which the hu-
flesh is heir.
Price IS cents. Sold by C. c. BINGHAM
tNov 20 SO
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1T Cured his Wife"

Clinton, Mass. Jan. 2 1ss2
King Juniper Tar Cough Balsam," cured nv
wife of severe coughing nights after several physi
clans and many well-knOwn medicines had failed
WILLIAM CLIFFORD
Price, IS and 70 cents per bottle. Sold by j. A.
PAQUET & co. Railroad Street tIun22 -
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1t is related that several years ago
Alexander H. Stephens was very i'll
and supposed he was dying. The
doctor proposed, if he had no objection,
to read chapter in the Bible and have
prayers. Mr.. Stephens said quickly {:
~ do object, and most decidedly.
have no objection to prayer, for | be-
lieve in it, but do object to death bed
repentance. have made it the rule of
my life to live each day as if it were
going to be my last. In the heat of
politics | may have sometimes forgot
ten myself, but | am no better to-day
on my death-bed than have tried to
be every day of my life, and | have no
special preparations to make and no
special pleas to offer.
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"YOu Can Begin To-day,

The story comes from Washington
that a few days ago, when a $1,000 en-
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"a UCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
HIS OPINION.

In Clear Sentences Authority adds his
own to the Popular Judgment.
lgl West Tenth Street
NEW YORK, Aug. IL, 1880.
MEssRs. SRABURY & JOHNSON:
am slow 10 pin my faith to any new curative
agent. BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLAS-
TER has won my good opinion. / find il an excep-
tonally cleanly plaster to and rapid in its ac-
ton Many tests of its qualities in my own fam
lily, and among my patients have convinced me
that there is other single article valuable for
popular use none helpful in cases of Lame
Back, Local Rheumatism, Neuralgia Congestion
Of the Bronchial Tubes and Lungs and Lumbago
You may feel free to use my name
Very truly yours
II. II. KANE, NJ. d..
Physician IN Chief of the DE Quincy Home
Price of the CAPCINE % cents Seabury g.
Chemists New York. $3.50
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KILLED r.!

BY Using Abbott's Worm Powder for Horses.
Every worm that ever tackled it. Invest 50 C. and
save dollars, and improve your horses. Manufac-
tured by G. F. ABBOTT, Druggist, Bethlehem n.
II. Smith, DOolittle g. Smith. Boston Wells. Rich
ardson & Co. Burlington, Vt, Wholesale agts. tss
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-27

CTATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Office in
st. JOhnsbury, within and for said District on the
18th day of April, A. d. 1893.
An instrument purpOrting to be the last viii
and Testament of Eliza Johnson late of Hard.
wick, in said district, deceased being presented to
Court by Sabin johnson, of the Executors
therein named, for Probate: 1t is ordered by said
court that all persons concerned therein be notified
to appear at a session of said Court to be held at
of May, \. D., 1888 and show cause if any they
may have, against the Probate of said Will; for
which purpose il is further ordered that COPY of
the record of this order be published three weeks
successfully in the CaledOnan, printed at St.
Johnsbury previous to said time appointed for
hearing
By the Court, Attest
WALTER p. SMITH, Judge
true copy of Record. Attest,
s5-s7 WALTER p. SMITH, Judge.
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1MIDDLESEX BANKING co.,
MIDpLEToWN, CONN.
Six per cent Guaranteed Bonds

Incorporated under the laws of Connecticut and
subject to the inspection of the
STATE BANK COMMISSIONERS
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DRY GOODS.


QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
PRTNTb-Freemans, AZ Lodi,6; Gloucester s Z;
Harmony, 8; Cocheco. OK: Herrimac, 8; Green
wich. 6g; Allen. 8; Albion solid SIX; Peabody
solid, bK; Peabody black, OK Simpson blacl'
OK; Simpson mourning. 6X. Glonoestar mourn.
NIX 9. American. 6: Barkley pink and purple,
q; Arnold, Q: oil red, =; oil blue and green, II,
u Indian Head, 7; Swift Greek, "a, 5h; 4Ema,
"a. 8; EdReaeld, A, 7hi Cabot "a, ~,
Derby, Sd, bk Glendale, 80 6h; Natchez, ~;
5: Charter Oak. a.. 4; Lake George a. 6Ai
Great Western, a., s. International. ~, ~
Atlantic A,7Ai; Bennington,7Si Natchez' H'6H;
FINE BROWN DoMEsTICs--Lake George,
6k; Harvest TX; Pocahontas, 7A; Great Falls, 2;
Peerless, "a 8. Plum Island u Atlantic. 7A
greenbrior, III Allcndale. "a; Dwight TX b.
BLEACHED Social, 81; Sunny
Side, g. Homesvlllo. ~: Forest 3. Big bonanza,
x, o; Auburn, 81; LOnsdale, WI Lonsdale, cam
bnc, 1916 Wansutta, ~, New York mills ~
Diamond hi, cambria :; knights, cambria
8 Hero, a., .. Hero. y, 8; Ballardyale.. ?; Cam.
bridge Z, B; Peerless, Y, 6h; Fruit Of the Loom
0Jl; uem Of the Spindle, *; Barker 50; Glen.Di
DUCKB-ArkwrlghL 10, Erriok, o-oE, l01i
stark doz, Y; stark, l0-oz 10; Savage, S-oE. llR
Xxx. do, n; Boston, l0-oz, brown and dreb, iG1'
MOnuuk, 10 inch, 90 No. g. 10 inch, i2H; Nc
| T. ~ inch. SIX: Gold Medal Bluo. l2K; Lior
brown and drab II; Chariot striped. I'm; Say
TICKING Amosheag AGA, Is. Hamilton 70
Hollywood, plaid, a. Standard ., on; Easton |
| ~; Omega, iG16 Continental Fancy, 10. Stan
dard Fancy, OB. Harrisburg IL,
HICKORY River 6.s Blue and Brown
oc India. l0&o Arllngt0n, SIC: Thorndlke
u c: Hamilton II; American, TO- Lowell City, %
| PLAID OSNhBURGS--Dol ~; Economy
| 9H; Ottawa, ~; MlchigaD.7h; Belle. TX. Wood
lawh.7E CatewbaSN Arlington, s; Augustr
| X; Louisiana, *.
JEANS-R oxborough ~, Pacific, X II 20 Y
Beaver Valley. %; Toxic l2k; Humboldt, OK
| Peoples 2iH. Louisville, 8h Kentucky, SiG
Uniled States 3Ob Gold Medal. ".
osNABuBGS- Wakefield h'oz, ~; Lane s.
OF, "a; Savage S.Oz Ok; Alabama Gh'oz, ~,
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.


ANES-Collins, per dozen, o so Gold Dollar,
per dozen 90 Diamond Edge, Yer dozen. 5G
DOnbl0 Bit 10 %.
skill ETS AND LIDs-i4c per pound; sugar
kettles, nc per pound.
SCALES Fairbanks, discount % per cent
Howe, discount rs percent
TIN PLATE--f q. l0xli, per box, 4 90. |. G.
llx2O per box, 3 co. Tcrne, liX2O, per box, 7 5O,
Tcrnc, 20x2s per box, 10 CO.
lNWARE-pieced discount so per cent
stamped discount 6Opor cent
SOLDERING. l. lbc; No l-2 aud l'2, lSc per
pound.
llAMRs-two loop, Olper pozcn; three !Oop
1 p per dozen.
TACRS-ln boxes, 100 papers. . 30 per box.
GRUB IOES-Por DOZEN, 3 o. railroad picks,
per dozen, + 30,
MATTOCKS-Per Dozen 0 30.
PLASTER PARlS-Pcr barrel, GOAT 80
RUBBER BELTlNG-DlstOunt 80 per cent.
NAllS-3 ~ rate,
SHEET lRoN-27 Il, &c; galvanized, discount
sHoVEis AND sPApEs-Ro~laud's, dis.
count ~ per cent Amos' list steel goods, dis.
count 20 aud 10 per cent,
HEAVY Shafts. finished 0 90
poles, ~ So slngleuces, wagons. select 20.
10 90. Hickory axlcs, 10 % holsters, I -
Coupling poles, 10 kpokcs, xxx, select 2 20
xxx, . 80. Sawed ielloes, ~, | 75: . 2 90.
BOwdon shoes, g %. Northwestern horse nails,
No &, O 90 Z, 8 ~ =, 3 90 Bar iron, 10 rate.
Plow steel 20. sprlug steel, No; east steel, lSo.
BuGGlES- II. aud spring top, 70 900
100 co. do open, 70 O0oSO 90, do side springs
top 100 OolSi Ot do side bar, leo OOG 100 co. do
phUtons l2h OOal50 90. grade side spring,
ii0 OOa2 90 do phetons, $50 OOd2OO 10 bump
seat hugglCs, lsb u0d2iO co. platform springs,
ITO OOGl2O 90. three spring wagons, % OOGllh
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TRADE IrEaIS.

sourH America promises hereafter to DO a
great field for the production OfQulula Mexico
viii also enter upon the same lndWtiy. IL has
been aprohtable business In l4dia aud snoulu
succeed In south Am, riOa
A number ", the SPECIALIZED spontaneous com.
bustion' rag.hOuso fires might he traced To
pipes cigars HuN matches among hands who
smoke, and matches among the old clothing
purchased for the ray NTH
THEM steers namtd 'ncn Vuuoir and
Bob lngersO !, were NJ the New England fair
They are the property Of H. NJ rait, well.
known MastchusclS cattle trainer, aud arc
said TO perform onictiOl tricks
Pawnhfokers are 70 he punished Tor tCmptiug
pensioners ~ pawn their certificates
Returns received b, the Ne irctaiy OF state nj
Lansing, Michigan show that IN the southern
four tier ofCounuCs llLNSl acres of wheat al.
ready thrashed yielded l7s7,5M bushels, an
average o. 10 LIS bushels per acre, The acr, age
reported thfashed Is s Ger cent OF tho totsl
acreage AS returned hy the SUPERVISORS The
yield In the southern two liar ot couutt Is gen.
orally peitor, Tut IN the central and nor thorn
counties u Is not as high as was estimated ia
July, The figures Indicate tina, the tolal Yield
IN the state is about - 900 200 bushels or near.
y tOOVOl bushels less than the total production
estimated IN July, In the southern four tier Of
counties the atiS acres ofoatS already thrsshcd
yielded 7lo,Sli bushels, an average Of ~ 30
bushels per acre, No estimate has been nm ado
On corn The excessive rains that continued
until late n July, and the severe drOulh sincc
hhNN hoAfly ruined the NfOp, Corn ON high
sandy soil will doubtless yield fairly well, but
age.
Tho imports NJ foreign merchandise nj the
port OF New York continue rather light the to.
tai for the past week being but Is, 81, 5iG OF
which Hen S6i represents general merchandise
and the rmainder ea,AiG S9) dfy goods The
Imports OF sugar arc lighl aud the receipts VI
coneo very moderate, but there wero rather
heavy entries Of mtin.tubher uu and mn.
dressed hides Sine, January ist, the Imports
aggregate SllSS S0l compared with a5l 81.
800 for the corresponding period OF lisa
Tho returns Just issued by the nriush Iron
Trade association show that Al tho prcsout time
the production OF iron " very close upon con-
sumption, and very slight elaokoning of tho
latter would be Immediately felt. The make fOr
the hplf.yeNr ended June 90 was il9S 2aS tons,
against A2ll AS tons aud l2s 10 tons In tho
hrst halfycers OF lSS2 and 1881, respectively, IL.
respective OF any allowance for change In max.
efs' stocks IN scotland, which, being unknown,
are not Included IN the other statistics the total
consumption for the haltycar was 4, iQi tOi tons
This sears spanish budget law, according 20
the New York Commercial hullouH, contains =
CLAUSE authorizing the minister OF hnaucc 70 70
establish on susar The old impcr, duties which
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were In force before the application Of the Gus.
the production of the Bnansh colonies. and
upon the latter when imported under n foreign
flag. The clause ie'erred TO does not actually
make any teraions In the customs hfiil, but
II simply provides for tuch alteration, should
the min sler OF finance tLiuk It advisable. The
possibility. however, Of increasing the duty Is
regarded by the lmparc as "a discordont
note In the pre- ent economic system OF spain
aud tho hope Is expressed that senior Pelayo
Cuestn 81 not IN nix It necessary 10 take step
so retrograde, which could only be interpreted
as protest against one OF Senior Camacho's
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sADDLERY Ann LnArurR.

SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy mo
bmnds) - do heavy, az do X medium ms
hrandsl 80; do medium, "a; baltimore ans Gin.
ciuuau, 80, Bu0Alo slaughter p,imc, 81 good,
~ MatamoraS, ~
HARNESS LEATHER-oak No. 1, 49, M. 2.
extra 49, No 2, ~; No 1, hemlock, SO, No 2,
81, No. x 30.
FRFNGH CALFsHIN-.i 1901 rs according
10 quality,
PHILEDRhpuA CALFsKIN-No. |, 1 100
~ do No. . Sbnl6G
PlnLADELrluA HlPs-No. 1. Sc@l 90
According TO weight
No 3 s,ngc collars i2O0 3 inch cotton
hack hands, 10. 81 inch cotton back
bands, 40, Duck collars, W. inch cotton
back bands, 1 N. oh-G-2 trace chains 80
40 7--S-2 trace chains, zoo, No, 1, hook
hands |. o, T., ASS No. . 4 10. No |, web
haliers. rope tie, . s.. No, . web haliers, rope
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL


BRICK Al the kilns to 10 90 Kiln run.
srONE-At the Dallas quatrios, 90 per cubic
foot; lie for foundations ldc for wall, aud 2bc for
dressed front
LUMBER yellow Pine rough, . 90 per iOO
feet over Il feet In length d. Matched ana
dressed lOoiing Ond dnishing, . Is. i ceiling.
10 4 1,iiipg. > 30, yellow pino aidiny, 2 90
white Pine ceiling, co. second common, rs;
white pino siding, first common 76 second
common, IN, poplar siding =, clear. - o. pop.
lar ceiling, "a M, ash and walnut dooring, SnO
POI loo popla-, dressed both SIDES, so 90 rough
walnut l2A 0OCtlN o.. Common doOn, 1 500
90; ssvN s5eGa 10 rs 10 size.
SHlNGLES-Iulluw pine 3 F09t so whlte
pinc I h01b 90 Cypress, No. l. 5 90 No. 2.
I 30; No. r so,
CEMENT RosOndNle . 80; Louisville 80.
Portland, q So
CEMENT FLUES-G Inch, S7No; 7 Inch, iOS 4
nth colliue JOINT 10, 6 inch cap, bOc Inch
oe,llrr loluL ! 2j Inch cap do, 60C.
DRAIN plpE-S trCh Ice per fuog finch. 20
Inch, "a 30; inch. nc 4 iarh, SOC.
MIXED pAlNTS-Real for use and all col.
orS, cool 80 ps gal An the tesu d and star
dari Makes AFRO on sale by Dallas dcalcu
WHITE LEAD-Atrlotly pure 6 81 ~ 90.
LINE oNpored Austin, 2 90 por bargag pull
1 " DUsuou Oar lots 9As nor barrel 1 IN
psllaS. I'm lots, 2nc; pcr hushOl $50
HhR-rcr pound So Qho,
pOSrS-Codar, - 80 Bois dare. 1871
lArHS-A 10 per 1000.
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wooI. HIDES iNDrrLrRlEs.


WoOl4-MeNican, freo OF burrs li0olSc Mex
lean improved, hcl7c; coarse, l6nlSc; CoarS,
medium, is Rlpc; medium, lNog0c; hnc medium
1N22c fine WOOL acConling w dirt and con
dluop,. laa2aC bury, 2eec per pound lets
according TO burrs.
HlnkS-Hcavy hides II pounds and up
sound, lSc; light hides under u pounds, free d
moro, SC; bulls bad and damaged, Sc, dry salt
cd loo; wet sailed, 7C green hides, C..
PELTRlkS-Dccr skins, ,2Otl2lc; antelope, 100
l6c; goat skins, iSQqtO, sheep polla, as per wool
Nep6bc; shearliug. iOAi5c
TALiOw-rrime tallow, Go; tallow grease 90
SIC; grease, yellow 10 brown, dose
BkksWAN-Prlmo yellow, 100; dark and adul'
lNfatpd latagN.
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LIVE sroCIN,
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,

Reported h, VIA N. Wallis, Drovers' AVID
Bunnprs STOCK Yard, North side Kim ST.
bEENES- Com heeyes, none, fair TO good
grass boeyes, 26OSSAc per pound; medium grass
beeves, 2hn2ac per pound
CoWS-Batrun cows, % 0de7 10; Mich cows,
North Texan grades. 40 Nd50 CO. common to
fair, ~ 0nN 40 % stock cattle Moud. 100000 on
BULLS AND SrAGS-(For sausage manu-
factntcG bulls s2hc; stays ~ t2Ac.
CALNkS-Neal calves 0lt 10 Oe yearEngs
l0fl6 Nt wo.ycsr.olds, IA
SHEEr-GoOd mutton, gX@gAo per pound
medium mutt,ei, 2A@2kc per pound. AtocA
sheen, 2O0otS 10.
GoATS-2 O002 IS per head.
HO9S-Coru fed, none, medium, none. stock
hogs In good demand, none In market
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LIQUORS..
QUOTATIONS To-Day.

ALCOHOL 80 per gal IA per high wines
NHlokl-iiectihed 00@l so. us per proof
sour mash, one ear old. ! 50; two years old ,
l Iog3 w three years old, 2 2jd2 so; fancy, ex.
ira Old whisky, 3 coos 90, as per age.
WlNE5-Clarei In cases 6Oa5 OO per quail
ltY; Cataw5a, per gal, g0c@l 90 Port, / Coca 20
5herty, Der ga on, COCA co. Madeira, per gal
ION; Go@5 0O white wine, In cases, o 5Gtdl6 90
,, CIAMPAGNE-Jules Mum q Co., Is OO@29 co.
lleidtick In basket, 20 Oaa2S OO: KTug. In has.
KEY ~ W92S 90 Dom esIo champagne. Goa
BOTTLEI "fER-s Louis quarts, u 90;
plhW, ~ N .dudweiser, own size, ~ 90 pnts
10 50, Erlan ger beer quarts. IL 00' pInta hi b0
key beer, 4 Is.
ALE-sOck a.e pc tozen OO@2 25. Porter
per dozen COD
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PRovisioSs.
QUOTATIONS rn.nAY

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACoN-Long clear sides SS@SNc; short
clear Q6eAc
DRY sALr-Iong clear sides, S9SGc, short
clear StNS'G breakfast b,con. ilo
HAMS-Canvassed. liA1lAk.
LARD.-riorcG 10 eloAC half.barrol, 10Y
t0-pound cans, llc Npound cans, iOko;
lopound cans lie; S'pound cans, like. s.pound
cans liko
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-16

Incorporated In 1868 for 26 years by the Lesis.
ture for educational and charitable purpOses--
with capital OF $1,000 0OO-to which a reserve
fund OF over $3.50, 900 has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote, its fran.
ohise was made part Of the present State Con.
stltntion adopted December "a. A. D., 1879
The only Chartered Lottery OF any State.
splendid opportunity to win fortune
It's Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly, II never scales or postronAa
Look at the following Distribution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-16
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAs Septemlo 49,. notwithstanding me
heavy rain OF This morning, there was good
quantity OF cotton on the streets, and the ie-
ceipIs Of graa ", re fair. Prices for both cotton
and grain rem IN steady. business was Tcmark-
ably good un or the circumstances ana the
streets were. as Is usual on a Saturday, G DIVIDED
with wagons. The retail trade lid not seem TO
suffer any from the weather and the whol sale
business was only lnterfered with by Tho din
Gully Of draylng goods to the several doonts.
In fact the rDin seemed To- have reviyilying
effect upon the general trade OF the city