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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20

The National Republican says the North
will not again be unit on the issues grow
ing out OF the war. The next presidential
election will prove that the Republican has
gotten in the vicinity of the truth for once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20

VAUGHAN HELEON was shot and killed in
Kentucky few nights ago while his wife
chung to him to ward off the shots. If his
wife hadn't helt on perhaps he could have
gotten out OF the way.
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CIGARS.

HEWITT 4 SON. No. % SOUTH
IL FOURTEENTH STREET, manufacturers
LICIOSA, FL PiCAD0R, La NINA, VISTA
GONDOLIkR, FoRGET-AlE-NoTS,0 OLD yACk,
STANDARD, EXCELSIOR, and their new brand
"WiNONA.r Reductions on all grades OF goods,
and orders solicited frem the trade. ap 2s-eodam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20

HENRY WATTERsoN says he went TO sleep
while MURDOCH was acting. but woke up to
listen to an after-piece called the "Lady
and the Devil" Perhaps HENRY was at
home in that little domestic comedy.
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HOTELS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GUNNER BOARD AT MOUNTAIN
| - VIEW.-I win take SUMMER BOARDkRs at
my residence. hOuntan-Niew, Albemarie county,
near ScOttgyille, after JUNE lsr. Rooms large
and airy: ward large. grassy and shady view OF
mountains extensive, and location admirable,
being one mile from post-0fice and depot. ani two
miles from telegraph office. References ex-
chsnged. MRS. y. VI. PERKINS. Iiatton post
nflica. A Ihannrlp rOunlN. nv ~. ] ltt
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Chicago has experienced shower of
- sulphur" II there had just been little
lire with il how the eternal fitness OF things
wonld have been emphasized.
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A Radical journal brags that no Repub-
lican congressman ever killed man. Yet
many one has been hali-shot when there
was nobody around but his colleagues.
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Mississippi has dog with two tails"
Wonder il it is the Pythagorean materials
cation Of the old carpet-bag and scalawag
Marty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20

Puck wants 10 know what piece Of the
Car 1t is proposed TO crown. A piece
meal, we suppose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20

s. X. Riggs, after having made careinl
study OF the mythology OF the Dakota Ia.
dians, concludes that there Ia much IN u
10 warrant belief that these aborlgine'
have European origin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20

Though MosT is missing, there is nothing
lost.
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my 13-lnl
DON AIR HOTEL.

The fine HOTEL AT Bon Air and EXCURSION
GROUNDS are nov open for the reception OF
guests. Every delicacy of the season VIII Ice
served, and tile essees promise entire satisfaction
to parties desiring 10 spend the heated term al this
delightful suburban resort
Telephone communication with all parts OF the
city. All Of the fashionable out-do n amu,.ments
On the grounds Professor sliEPPERsON',
BRASS AND STRING BAND Will enlisen the
lawn and ballroom.
Parties de-lring further information aDont
rooms. &C., will apply a. PRANK ID. HILL n CO.,
| los Main street. VI. >. JAMES son,
nv l3-t.Jel PROJECTORS.
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UOTEL
WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BArU COUNTY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.

The finest warm sulphur bath In the world
Pamphlets 10 be had Of Purcell. Ladd Co.. or OF
the proprietor. send postal.
an lam JOHN l.. EUBANk.
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DoCKLAND LINE.

DOCKLAND LINE.
Inst arrived schooner Bowdoin with q cargo OF
CRoCkETT's ROckLASp LIME ffesh nom
kilns For sale low from dock.
WARNER MOORE
Lime. Cemeat, Lump and Groand Plaster
Seventeenth street, south side OF dock'
nv 12-tAu2
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MlLLB0RO' SPRINGS,
WI tOPEN JUNE LIST,
CLOSE NOVEMBER Isl.

SULPHUR, ALUM. AND CHALYBIATE
SPRINGS.
For circular and general information, address
CARROLL GAR>bfT.
Millbor0' Springs POst-Ofhce,
my l3-lm Bath county. Va.
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lEntecd at the Pos'-oface AT Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.l
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UUE RAWLEY SPRINGS.

L ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA,
will DC open for the reception Of guests JUNE
18TH. Professor ". T. RAE's Brass and string
Band for he lawn and ballroom has been engaged
tor the season OF 1888. The table Will be good In
every respect. supplied from the rich Valley 81
Virginia. The air pure, bracing, eni very dry.
Riding. driving. bathing, fishing, billiards, ten
pins, lawn-tenns. archery, etc., are among the
amusements
A. remedy in ANGINA, Scrofnla. Neuralgia.
Dyspepsia, Liyer-Disease, maiadics peculiar 10
females. aAd In general for All diseases caused ~
poverty OF the blood debility Of the nervous 5ys-
tenn. the Rawley water Is unriy allied.
}. WATKINS LEE.
General Manager.
RATES OF BOARD: $3.50 per day. sl5 per
week, $40 per month (iour we sks). June and Sep
tember; $50 per month, July and August. thii-
dren under ten and colOrcd servants. HALF RATES;
white servants. according TO accommodations.
Apply for book with particulars. myiO-l2t
MOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL,
vi BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS, VIRGINIA,
on Chcsa poake and ohio railway l2l miles from
Richmond. Va, will be openJUNE IN, 1883. Ieie-
graph aud pOst-oice. Alton depot, Va. For terms,
&C., address until June LIST
HENRY l.. MASSiE, Proprietor,
my elm Charlottesville. Va.
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DESIGNATIONS a PARTNERSHIPS.

dissolution.
The co-partnership OF II. l.. SfAPL rs 4 CO.,
herefofo1e existing between II. l.. staples and VI.
n -taDles. Will be dissolved on the 10TH DAY or
JUNE ioo'''' "'' II. l.. STAPLES.
NJ. &. STAPLES.
IL STApIFs will after the date above men
toned. continue the REAL ESTATE BuslNEss
la iii its brancbes az TIE old stand No. 1u3 MllD
street and under the old firm-nsme OF H. L. oiA-
FILES co.
4 shall continue In the REAL ESTATE buSi.
MIS- after the 18th OF June. aud conquer lne
.ame In All of Us branches at No. lln4t Main
street. Mr.. WILLIAM MARSHALL Jl.:' WI, WIN
Messrs. j. W. Cardwell a Co for the lssl io a,.
my'lG-ft MANNING q. STAPLES.
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mISFIT STORE.
hin WORDS
BUTTER NO PARsNIPs.

There Is considerable hidden meaning In the
above phrase. In this rapid-pushing age fine
words are too frequently used as means Of de-
lcding people. There are medicines In the world
that promise to cure everything, from a simple
cough down to the victim In The last stages Of con-
sumption. Such promises wise people take very
nttle stock in. Equally IS ridiculous are the prom
ises occasionally met in advertisements. This fel-
low Is selling at half price and the other fellow co
Ter cent. below cost, and yet both manage 10 make
fair profits. Strange, isn'tits The
MSFIT STORE,
Gle MAIN STREET.
promise nothing that they do not perform. We
don't sell at half price and neither does any one
else no mstier how loudly he proclams II. But
we do sell al the lowest possible cost and thar IS
considerably lower than Others viii sell you. No
finer goods than we keep can be obtained. We
keep nothing tha, will not bring The purchaser
back second time. We have CLOTHING for
the man Of means and We have GOODS for the
laboring man. We sell to both as low a> good. re-
liable servieeable garments can possibly be sold.
Put our assertions TO the test.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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UNDERTAKEks.

- = --~~--~~~--~~-~
JOSEPH w. LAUBE, c5
81 NG-UNDERTAkEh,
CORNER FJRsT AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
wood AND METALLIC BUhIAL-CASkss
ROBES, HEARsE, HACKS,
and ar things requisite NJ i.0wksT BATES.
tesos""' AN % cod
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CROCKERY, GLAsswARE. xc.

GOOD NEWS.-TiE UNDERslG NED
VI will allow a diseosni OF 20 PR CENT, On
ALL GOOlS PURCHASED FROM THIS DAIt.
The store l. 20 be rcm0delled. which neccsslta.ss
nv giving II az temporarily. such an opooftunhy
~ secure bargains s. seldom offered ini Tue O.
CHINA-. GLASS, TINWARE. TABLE CUT
''" '"'' IA. n. WALLACE.
antl.om 400 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20

BATHS. BILLIARDS. TELEGRAPII-. posi-.
and EXPRESS-OFFICES
GOOD LIVERY aud FINE BAND OF MraIc.
Pamphlets can DC obtained Of PURcELL. IADD
hand. G. A. COfHOUN.
my 17-1m Pr0pyiesor.
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HORSES, MULES. cows. g.
MINERAL WATERS.

~-~>---~->e3r~~ 49, NJ 49, ~
EOR TABLE USE,
THE NATURAL MINERAL.
KAISER WATER,
FROM BIRREsBoRN on THE RHINE.
RECOMMENDED BY THE HIGHEST MEDi-
CAL AUTHORITIES
FREDERICK HoLLENDER &co.
Sole Agent for the United states and Canada.
li6, III, i19 Elm street, New York.
ap 29-eod3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Ia GORDONSNHLE. VA,

This house is situated in pleasant ani de .irable
portion IF the town, convenient 70 raiirosrs snd
churches, and parties desiring pleasant location
| can De accommodated on reasonable terms
nav Ig.oW WILLIAM NJ. DUNN. Proprietor.
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OPEN FROM JUNE TO NovsMBge.

1880 FEET ABOVE THE LEvEr. or THE
SEA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20

WBD'S INENND, a., HE UNEII
~ SEASIDE RESORT IN VIRGINIA
The finest and safest Surf-Bsihing: ocean,
Channel, and shark-fishing. and saipc-shooting.
Hotel Physician Dr. Il. A. fiTZHvtn.
TERMS: 81 per day; sl2 per week; $40 per
month.
Route From Ola Point by steamer N0r,hamp-
ton Ia Cherrystone every Monday. W = inesdsy, and
Friday. The Baltimore and Washington steamers
make connection with the Northampton. Address
my 10. 3Ia j. A. SpADI.
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CtAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS

GAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS
~ ALKALINE LiTiIIh WATERs),
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. W. VA.
OPENS JUNE lsT. NO FO8S. Easy of access
from all points OF the compass. Having the
LARGEST SWIMMING FOOL or cARBoNArED Min
ERAL WATER ~ THE WORLD. Also. IRON
SPRINGS SECOND TO NONE. Half to three quar-
tiers Of an hours ride carriage o. horseback a
SPLENDID WHITE SULPHUR. GRAND MOUNTAIN
SCENERY. SUMMER CLIMATE uNsuRPAssEp. A
CHARMING SUMNER HOME. Five IRON fiRE-
ESCAPES.
For medical aud other testimony send for pam
phlet
Fine Band good fishing and boating.
Nay where You saw this advertisement.
Water and pamphlets ~ Pr RCELL, 4 ADD X Coz
and L.. WAGNEgS. Richmond. Va.
my l3-lm ". H. SALE, Proprietor.
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For THE SUMNER Al

ID GORDONsyTLLE. VA.-II0uso will hc open
line l. 1888. u Is situated In a pleasant and
desirable portion ~ the town. convenient 10 rail-
| roads and churches Terms, s2O per month : ehil-
dren Aslf price Special rates tor families. APP
| ply 10 Mrs W. Is. hrNDh,' y;
my lg-lWh GoruohsNilit. va.
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SUMMER RESOpTs,

A LLEGfIANY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA..
As DYsPEPTIC WATER WITHOUT A
RIVAL
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WILLIAMSBURG

AN EDUCATIONAL CELEBRATION AT OLD HEX
DRY NECK ACADENY-DR. WISE AT IT
AGAIN.
li,nrr..snnndnncn OF Ihe RIcnInnnd DisnaIchI
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ROANOKE.

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING ENGI-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GROCER STEEL
woRKs-THE WATER sUPPLY-PERs0NAL.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
A a -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22
HhpLDINa MATERIAL.

The lumber business is growing rapidly
in this city, and Notwithstanding two ex-
tensiye yards have been established In the
last year in addition to those of long stand
ing, it is still difficult to supply the wants
of the public, and particularly with dlmen-
sion timbers. There is brisk demand for
fencing and boxing from the country, and
to all the new and smaller towns sui round
ing good shipments are being made daily.
Prices for all grades are steady at quota
tions. 4,
During the year 1882 there was shipped
from the port of Jacksonville, Florida, IS,
04l, 5t9 feet OF LUMBER.
A bill has been introduced into the legis-
lasure of New York authorizing the gov
ernor TO appoint a board Of three commits
sioners, who shall examine the forests OF the
state and devise measures for their protec-
ton from further destruction.
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
BRiOK--At the kilns 70 el0 kim run
sToSszAt the Dallas 9sa;T1es q p per & Sps sos
pine IGSg g e aS g pss AZ. ne
q; ceiling. q 50, yellow pine siding s2i white
pine ceiling, 90 90 6rst common :; second COM
mon, 9.76; white pine siding. first common
ses q. ss AS o. c0p UOpsi SSRSp q CO. ash
and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand,
poplar. dressed both sides $50 rough walnut,
S125 ~ $50 Common doors. q 10 10 " sash. u y
sHIseIEs--Yeitow. pine, Is 90 70 IS white
pine, ss 50 TO s. 90 Cypress No. ]. -; No 2
d So No g. % IS
Portland, 90 So
DRlrr PTPH-s inch, Ice per foot +inch, 2c;
6 Inch. g7xc z inch, Do inch, SOC.
CENRrr FLuEs-5 inch, S7ko; inch <ou Q Inch
ceiling jointsl 6 inch car. SOC; , inch ealing
Ioint Al 2h finch cap DO, 6Oc
MIXED PAINrs-Ready for use and al color
o. OOdl IS per gal AL the tested and standard
makes are on sale By Dallas dealerA
WHITE LEAD-ethcty pure, 81 So
LfxE-Coopered. Austin, ~ per barrels BUN
n so benson car lots 9oc per barrel u ~
Dallas in lots. zoe Der bushsl no
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22
sApDLEKY AND LEATHER.

Boston adyices state that transactions in
leather are moderate, and prices generally
steady; the demand for hemlock sole Il
somewhat better; heavy finished is quiet
with No. boot bringing Ice; finished calf.
skins are fairly steady and unchanged al
80 10 S5c for tarnery, and 66 10 zoe for rough
finished; hemlock rough is quiet but fairly
firm; rough calfskins ARE in moderate in.
quiry at 40 to 48c, with some OF the best
skins held IL 10 &c higher.
TO-DAY QUOTATIONS.
SOLE LElTHKR oAK-No. l. 5000 No. 2, $40
Hn1oox-Best buf7Alo slaughter, so good. %,
best Matamoras, 40 No 2 -.
0AK HAEEKss LEATHKR-Ho. l. B0sSc No. 2
HkxIooK-Pnme. %, DO good, &C.
FEKNcH CALFsKn-cl X 10 e8 according 10
quality.
PHTIkDurHIa oALrsKIr-No. L q 10 70 10
90 No. 2 o. 90 10 I 10.
PHILADELPHIA KIrs-Eo L $50 70 q 90 &C
ording 70 weight.
No. S stage COLLAR. t125o
Duck collars 4.2b
No. 3, In cotton back banda o. n
No, 3x cotton back bands, n 80
No. cotton back bands tl7k
6k-6-2 trace chsins 46o
6k-e-2 trace chsins 52c
7-B-2 trace chnins COO.
No. / hook hsnss n. 4 H.. HB; No 2
No. 1 web Halter. rope de- ss.oo.
No. Web hstfers r0De tie. tz7b
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

ol The ofop held lof espott, hnd
II exhluslve ol that needed fOf domealic
Denomination aud seeding m esti.
naied, he ofOp OF Minnesota iof 1887. was
ni 900 6OO bushels, aud the estimate 0i lhe
amount sold IN correct, the total ot TIE la!-
ter In bushels would be 5AsOWO, Ihls
does not, of course, include any Of the De-
kota product, larger portion OF "hloh ~
still held for shipment ,,nt..,.
The following Is IRON the London mlil9i
revIew of the wheat and flour trades for the
week ending February 70 --latest received
The prophet, Punch, after the event, has
given us agriculture In boat just Wheii
iour delightful spring days were 10
come and make all the country more chee.
ful than IL has looked for many long, DAY
There are now hopes OF getting on the iahu
and OF efiecting the Lent sowings III ialr
order, to do which, however, month as me ,l
as the past four days have been woulu "
Tennired. Nevertheless, there has already
been enough sunshine to make the markets
inversely dull, and those buyers oil ''phan'
tom stock" that often represent cargoes lol
shipment are showing themselves open &c
offers-to resell their time bargains. Other
wise those who bought valuable stock fol
early consumption are fairly content
Country exchanges remain firm, althougL
pol / markets are Cd. to Is. lower ior MOS
sorts of foreign wheat. The reopeening Oh
shipway into the port Of Odessa is now al
lowing steamers to load, and wheat from N
this Quarter is in good favor, although
likely to come forward plentifully; III
quality and price make it acceptable U
millers; 39s. to 46s. as a range tor KussiaI
wheat is very reasonable when American
runs up from 46s. to 5ls., and good Englsl
makes but 44s. to 46s., with an average
doup IN 11a
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22
HARDWARE,

Professor Sumner, of Yale University
says that statistics of pig iron show that
the capital invested in the business in this
country is $105 000,0 900; hands employed,
Al, 200; wages, 100000, averaging ST. apei
day to each laborer; product, 8, 100000 tons
material used, $5S, 900, COO; product raised in
value, $31 100000. The imports in 1886
were 100000 tons; tax 81 per tom revenue,
81, zoe, 900; tax paid by the consumers of the
pig iron produced in this country, 81 per
ton on 100000 tons, $25,900,000. The
premise that duty increases the price OF
manufactured products to its whole extent
is utterly false. A simple extension of the
same line OF reasoning to all the protected
industries would have demonstrated with
equal conclusiveness that the farmers of the
country would have been gamers by hiring
all persons interested in manufactures to
remain idle, and paying 10 per cent: inter-
est on all capital interested in manufacture.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
Axes-Oollins' per dozen, 800; Gold Dollar per
dozen, SEQ; Diamond, Edge per dozen, 1000;
shovels and STRAIGHTFORWARD discount 80
per cent Ames' list steel goods, discount 4oand
skillets and lids. &c per pound; sugar kettles,
Sc per pound
Scales-Fairbanks, discount rs pei cent.
Howe, discount rs per cent.
20, per box. 500; Terne 14x20, per box, $50;
Terne, 20z28, per box, 1850.
Tinware--pieced discount so per cent.
tamped, discount 40 per cent
solder-No. !, 15c; No. Ia and IL, $50 per
pound.
No. i duck horse collars 25 per dozen.
Hames-two loop, 400 per dozen, three loop
i'25 per dozen.
Tacks-In boxes. 100 papers, 2. so per boz.
Grub hoes-per dozen, 900; railroad picks,
per dozen, 900.
Mattocks-per dozen, 1L00.
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel A@4 so.
Rubber Belung-Discount 80 per cent
Nails-465 rate.
Sheet irOn-1 B, &c; galvanized, discount 2
per cent.
HAMPER pound, Sc.
PosTs-Cedar. s12 o0: Boise dare, e1f.
LA.Hs-A per thousand.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Shafts finished, go poles, el3 so. Single
trees. wagon, select 81. rs; buggy, Is; express,
$50. Wagon tongues. 1000 Hickory axles,
100. Bolsters, 4.75. Coupling poles 40.
upokes xxx, select 40; xxx, $50. Sawed
felloes, ~, 10; 2 200. Bowden shoes, 600.
Northwestern horse nails. No. 6. 6. 90 2. $50 s
s. Is. Bar iron. &c rate Plow Steel 70; sprinp
steel, &c. cast s.oei, l5C.
BuseiEs-Grade B and spring, top. s9o@lo9 DC
open. 570@80, do side springs, top, t100@186 dc
side bar, sl009l3G do phaetons, S1259lbG grade
side spring s14OG20G do pfaetons e150@20o
bump seat buggies, si7b@259 platform spring.
s1i04l21 three prinR wagons so00Ilb
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22

The provision exports from the seaboard
fortbe week ending last Saturday amounted
to l4,7e6, s61 pounds, against BILE "a
pounds preceding week, and l5,6l3,6ll
pounds for the corresponding week lasi
year. Compared with last year. there wa
a decrease'in lard and an increase in bacon
The fourteenth annual statement OF the
pork-packing done In Chicago shows de
crease in the amo1nt Of business done.
The number OF hogs packed during the
summer eeason is placed At !. 664, 957, de
crease Of lO67, AZ hogs, a. compared with
the summer Of 1887 The total number
packed during the winter season was !. 557,.
"a. and the total for the twelve months
ending March 1, 1888, IL 4 222.7D hogs less
than the Previous year. The quality Of
hogs recefred was poor ns compared with
former years. The besf-packing trade Il
enlarrine, and TIE number Of packers in
creasine. The supply Of cattle was good
during the rear and high prices ranged.
The besf grades Of meat 60 70 the cast, and
The medium qualities supply the city frsoe.
To-Dkrt oUo1k1Iors- y
pscor-ronr Gear dnez Ike short deal
IKE brsskf.st bsoon l5ke
DEr sEIr-LonT nis<r cos1 Ike shorf nls<r'
IKE
LEnD-TIerrs. IKE hsf eeusl De oh
- IKE W-Ib cana Ike 1o-lb cana l3ck.
IN cana IN; IN c<nt ~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-22
FRurTs. NUTS, yEoETABLEs POULTRY
BUTTER AND Zoos.

soutbern exchanges are filed with the
bright prospects Of the fruit crops in Flor.
ida. We make the following extracts;
A Florida lemon weighing more than
three pounds IL on exhibition In Boston.
Fruit-growers have discovered that
oranges packed in fine dry sand VIII Keep
Florida has shipped over 5000 quarts Of
strawberries this season. The first brought,
wholesale. s2.25 per quart nov they BRING
The orange groves about Ridgevood and
Crystal Lake, IL IL said, never looked better
than at the present time. The dry season
has not affected them.
vicinity Of Monticello are IN bloom. one
grower, Mr.. Puieston, Gays he has nun Der
that will bear fruit the present season.
Mr.. Augustus Leyvraz. near Pencil, Put
nam county, - growing I'VE OF six different
varieties Of Olives, as manv dinerent nno.
Of American and European prunes, ana
sixty vnristies Of grapes. he also has
lOurishing npiary.
TO-Dkrr oUoTsTIoEs-
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