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PROVISIONS.

The United States commercial agent at Nav
ence report, 10 the department. OF state ~ lol'
lows ,,,r
German government against al swire aud swine
nesh OF American origin, white worry d sadvdn.
tRponus TO the United States, Is welcome tdings
lnnelghhoripg countries This measure, adopted
undoT the pretenso ~ excluding nom the empire
a dangerous iood, apposrs TO Americans and 10 n
large norton Of the people Of Germany 10 have
been devised sOlele with view to benefit few
ut the expense Of the many while from Hungary
and other pats of Europe this article OF food
eau be procured NJ cheaper prices man ave iul-
ing In q, rmauy aud tue farmers oi the empire,
In whose interest the act was undoubtedly do
cidcd upon, will probably not reap as gteata ad'
vantugu tht renom AS they expected, Inc people
OF the Rhurlaud, who viii be great sufferers
from this uuiuGt measure, nic very much gn.
moved tn think that their government should
have taken such step, Az the umo II was
suggested much opposition was manifested IN
the Rel ahstag and by boards OF are, etc and
there iGnuw much complain among the people.
The laborlog olassc, OF Germany 10 dom have
meat and they have depended very largely
upOu pork on account of It's ohenpntss as ilesh
food, hut even The poor boon OF amess OF porh
once week. 1t seomF, Is denied them, Goima
ny IL unable u produce flesh enough 10 supply
the demand Of her people, and espeCi'lly IN th'
Rhlnoland aud In Weslphalia IL this Inability
most apparent A very good marAet has con
seQuettly recently arisen In these districts TO-
Hungarian swine which can b. brought Y
Cologne at n cost OF SOC per head, We may
therefore, look forward 20 u new agitation 70
an Increased tariff ON pork or u repeal OF tho oo
noxlous provisions against American swim
after awh le."
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACoN-Shor clear sides, VAC; Lon
clear, ACekc less,
DRY SALT-Short clear sides, $40; Lon
clear, k@k loss breakfast bacon, lic
HAMS-Canyassed and uncanvassed, loc
LARD - Tiorco 9hg half.barrol, YA(
1Npound oans 1906 Dpound cans, 9hI
40pound cana 9ko; b-pound cans, lOh~
Mound cans i0kr.
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DRY GOODS.

Nev YSvr ms'l'ty lcos state lhnt the market
for uCp I'd s3ts ~vs ig9IH was tame aud uWnior.
estinq. lr7r,r sfsa nuol ~ mako deliveries Of
cRsnrl 81, iT.tsTfH, etc on RccouhloI Daok
ordpre tnw NTsl ACES was confined wllhn
very Il y NUllg, Cnskings and ladies
colhnOa5 tsteaiE small lots toH moderate
amount uut"vipoy cloths aud slockluett sruled
quiet Kentucky Jeans and doeskins were III
meagre request, aud but lite was done ~
saincts or fcpellcn,s Atwood suiungs and
ssokings (fnr womonS wear continued to move
steadily, aud there was llBhl hand.to'
mouth demand for cashmeres and olhet worst
ed dress fabrics. shawls AID sht'h were less &c.
tive, nnd carpets were only IN limited request
whlio a slightly hotter demand for hosiery
knit underwear and fancy knit goods was fc'
ported by agents.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
pRINTs--Freemnns,4 LOdi,b alouOeatorbN !
Harmony 8, COcheCO, bAi Merrimoo, Q; droen'
Wioh, 81 Alien, g; Albion. solid. 6k; Peabody
solid, bh Peabody black, 81; simpson black.
OK; 6imp II mourning, 6ki Gloucester raouri-
ing O. nerlOan o: Bnrkl0y pink and purple,
G; Arnold G; oil red, Q, oil blue and green II.
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTlCS.-Augusta, ~,
7; Indian Hoad, 2; Swift Creek, ~, bN, htna
~, O. EdgeGeld, "A, 7}. Cabot a. ~.
Derby, 80, 6k; Glendale, o., 6A; Matches, "a;
5: charter Oak. ~ I. Lake George - 6h;
Groal Western, "a, s. international. ~ M,
Atlantic AK; liennington7S; Natchez, }"bh'
FIN FINE BROWN DoMEsTICs-Lake George
OK, Haryost7.; Poeahontss, AZ; Great Falls, 7,
Peerless, "a d; Plum Island, " Atlantic, TX
ireenbrlor, ~; Allondale, IN; Dwight 7Si 30;
BIEGCHED DoMEsTICs-eocal,s H; Sunny
Side, Z; Holmcsvnle 7hj Forest Z; Biz BONANZA,
x, 9; Auburn, sS; Lonsd9le, ~ Lonsdale Gam
brio, l2k; WamsuttG ~ New YORK mills, ";
Diamond hill cambria. y Hnighta, cambria,
s; Hero. a., Q: Hero, y, &. BalArdvalo, q Oair-
bridge Z, b Peerless Y, By; Fruit Of the Loom
gJS: Gem OF tho Spindle, ~; Barker 81; Glen. y
DUCKS-ArkwTighL ID, EtJick, 5-oL l0S;
Stark d0z 10 STARK, l0-OE, 10; savage, 8.oS, llh;
Hampton brown and drab, 90, 10, Hampdet
Xxx, do, ii; Boaton, 1908. brown and drah, l6h
Montank, ~ inch, 20, No. 8 10 iuoh., ~; No
4 80 inch. b7h; Gold Medal BluN 1916 Lion
brown aud drab, II; Chariot striped, I'M saV'
TIOKiNQ- Amoskeng AGA, Is; Hamilton, 70
Hollywood, plaid, IL: standard 2, on, Easton i
| gk; Omega, lGk Continental Fancy, ~ Stan
| dard Fancy, OK, Harrisburg IL
HICK0RY-Rock RIVER 6-A hlne end Brown
90; India, l0ho ArlNgtOn, $40: Ih0rndike
| ~ q: Hamilton II; American, 10, Lowell City, ~
PLAID oSNABURGS--Delta ~; Eoonnmy
o.; Ottawa, 80; MiohigGp.Tk Bolle ~ Wood
lawh,7ki CaiawbaSH. Arlington, g. Augusta
| s; Louisiana, ~.
JEANa-R oxhoiough, rs, Pacific, r. Il %
Beaver Valley. % Toxic, l2k Humboldt "a
Peoples, 2Sk; Louisville, 8sk: Kentucky, Ah
| United States, SOhi Gold Medal. H.
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other buildings to enable farmers to keep live
stoek successfully The abundance nud eNcel'
LANCE Of the wild grass renders 1t needless tOoul
tivaie eny, The wheat belt proper In that re-
,trn h AZ down as being 500 miles length by
AZ in width and by the and Of this year The
Conadian Pacific road will have been completed
through ilIs entire wheat belt ard beyond II.
A cent writer says that BOOd bh0rtnOtn
mr. Hereford bull will sire fifty calves year lot
len wears, A COmU on scrub steer ionI yeafs
old will max, LOCO ID live weight worm threo
centsn und, or $50. A half bred shoflhOfn
or Her uui grade steer three years VIII MAKE
400 lbs r go N costs BOmstbing Tess i0f one
years + cdiug aud herding, say w. Il ne Gli.
ference Ia value, then, bVi ana mu.uplyibnB
Tho annual product Of hfly by 20 ana We get q
9So a. tho ysarly gnln. or ~ 800 IN ten years.
IF he stockman Is a iislicd with so per cent on
hlsinyestment he can afford to give exactly
9.7jO Tor his hull This sam pTotnCes 80 ey-
ery year, or Is, 7'0in ten years ana ms win
Tho nrce of tho bull, makes the total sum men
toned Tho profit for good Ayrshire Dutch
or Jersey bull in II dairy wauld be sill more
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BEEVFS--CO.n beovea, mono, iHir 10 gOou
grass beevea, 3a3Hc per pound medium grass
boeyeR, 2k6DJo per pound. 81, ,,,-,
COWa-BarreR COWS, Is 00dH 30; Mich cows
North Texan grades, 10 UOh5O co. common "
fair 20 Onq4O co. stock cattle Eoud, l60ObDO
BULIS AND STAGS- (For sausage manu-
lOal6 90; tw0.yeEr-olds, 1908.
SIlEEP-GO0d mutton, Sjp8No per pound
medium mutton, 2AG21tc per pound; bmol
aheep 2OD6Q3 90.
GOATS 0O@2 % per head. .
HOuS-.Corn fed, dA@bC; medium 4n1hc
stock hogs, Axe Bt0ckuTs and feeders, i&lAc.
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FRUITS, NUTS, BuTTER, EGGS, POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

From Boston during the week OF November
l7ih the receipts of butter amounted 10 1890
pounds, aud cheese i6 800 pounds During the
corresponding week last year the export, were:
Butter, 10 KS pound; cheese N23SS pounds.
The exports of dairy products from New YORK
for the weak ending November 18th aggregated
S2b Z 4 pounds OF butter aad $3.50 pounds Of
cheese During the corresponding week OF last
season there were exported lAIi3i pounds Of
butte, aud S'p,l7 pOundh of cheese.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
GREEN APPLIES 000i 70 per barrel,
NUTS Almonds, 29c per pound Brazil, no
Ito; nlherta, lbc. Naples wNlnuts, $50 per pound;
Choslnu,s imported, none on the market pea
nuts, Tennessee rod, lo@llc; choice whiio,l2So;
COCoAnutH, S0Oa9 10,
CAIiF0RNiA PEARS 1850 o. per box.
RANGES-Loulsiana, por bartol 0l@9 10
peI box, 1 hpN5 o..
LEMONs--sicily, Goes 10 per box, Malaga,
d OOM6 So
nATFS--Iu trails, l00l2o
BANANAS--3 O0GQl 90 per bpuch
0KApkS--Mnlnga, q uON6 90 hall hNtfoL
SWIFT pOrArOkS--On tho str cots, rcd,
| $50 por hushel; yollaw, ! ~
ONiONe-New. IS per bushcl.
CABBk sES2 Is per dozen, OF 4,
OHICg GFga. fa-ifN2 1908 80 pOr dozen
| turkeys, Il. iha
RG0SsgS> .tttE.iieNn,
BUTTER ~, ms oultOrn, 20225c, cooking
| ib6OlSC. C..,...... I'll tt2N
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

Dmug the present season, up 70 lato date,
Sl2 RATS mad raSsed Davenport Iowa, as com
paid with gis last season.
lisSttt Il that mOte than oue'tbi ~ us many
men viii End employment IN the lack River
Nails Wisconsin, iii tfic. this logging season rs
Mplor Cam, Of Minneapolis Minnesota. csG-
mates that 49, 600 90 feet Of logs viii Doe carried
over on the Mississippi aud lts tributaries,
There ia a great demand IN the state for wal
nut. certain kinds ot pine anu other woods use
ful and ornamental. Extensive man uiNyt1tigs
OF these woods arr much needed I'm ali the
states, owing TO the ncgCasing orders which
are COmigg In.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
BRICK Al the Eilns to 10 on kiln
s1ONE-At the Dallas quHrr ca, DC por CublC
foot lie for foundations tie Tor wall, and 2j1 FOL
dressed 'front.'
LUMBRR-Yellow Pine, rough, 2 70 per lOJ
feet. over "a feet in length, . %. Matched and
dressed fOoflDE ond huiaAlnR, 2 %; = ceiling
? 10 4 coilillg, 30. yellow rino doinE, 10
white pinO Cciiu2, 90 sccOrd common, ~
whit plno Siding, hTt oCmuOL
common, 2 so; poplar siding \, clio Id second
lar ceiling, p co. e6h md walnut or, ~ 20, pop
poi 900; pOpla., dressed both ildN, 5OGN rough
/ walnut l2b OOSl5O 90. Common doors J sea
3 60; Eosh, f5@5 20 ~ to size.
SiIlEGlES-I0lluw piru 3 hOt4 5G yMt'
! one, 4 5OF6 30. QgpptA No. l. 8 co. No. 2
PLASTER PARI5-Per barrel 4 Ooei 70,
oEMENT.-Rooendtle, 3 5Oi LoulA1ni', 8 20
| Portland. so
CEMENT FLUES-6 tnCh. Si4G inch, t0c; {
! lgh ceiling Joint / OG laoh Gap b9G lnuh
| ociuug Joint, / IS. inch Tep do 60c.
DRAIN PlpF-3 inch, Ice rCr iCCg 4iNchi 20l
| 6 iuch. TIC. lnoh. 400; . inth, SEC,
MIXEG pAlNrS-Rea'y tut Usu and all col
ors, % Tor gAl. All the SsJsd 4.o slaL
dard mHcus nrl on sale ny / ALIAS dtll'r'
WHITE IEAp--bu'ci}v ruitt q 20 & So.
WINDOW GLASS-SXlO n l0Xl2 so; l0Xl
| to liN2', S59 1924 h 20N2>, N71, less inpcrucn
LINK - UnIpefpO. httJll, = ~ E>1 u..fp-. Uu,K
| / q: benson rar luW 9lG vnr Ear,fl ] IS
pc'laN IN lo.a. Nlv N.Y. hnsh"l &c.
HAiR-Pur pound, $50 9Nc.
pOSTS-Nedar, ~ 10 BoiS dare, ltll
LATHS--l 90 ptT l,OOl
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Is. q. & . B.@G
BglF, COLORADO and SANTA fE RY
CONNECTIONS.

At GALVESTON with Mallory Line OF
stegmerR for kOy West and Nov York, Mor.
gan Line Steamers for Now Orleans, IudiaE
via, uOrpUl CM,su. BrOvrbviIls and Vot
Cruz,
at ANGOLA WITH /. & q. N.R.h
Columbia ana towns Ia BFGIofia county,
AE HGS EHdE.lL4a Nith o., n. & 8. a.
tSuuE0t ROutel Tor CulumbuA NgLnGr, ual
wood, Luuug, san Antonio, Laredo, UyAlta
Western Texas and heIiCo, also fui
llOuslSn and star ana Crescent 2ouIU fai
Beaum5lL Orange, Laze OhaligU, tho TOgA,
OOunuy, Row Orleans ana al pOins IN ht
south 5aet North and Fast with New Yort
Texas h Mexican Ky for WlsrgOD, V!0ialia
and Stations On that Inc.
ht HIhWHAM with n q 7. q, RI fn
hempsItao' LedbeiieT, Glddings hcDa1g
At MIE.ANO with l. q "a. y. ny. ior Hesnls.
Palestine, lt0Ckdsio, Round kOUk, CgurEG.
town, Austin, Ban Nuryog, New BgauniOt
San Antonio and Laredo.
AZ TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific R'y.
AT hpaHkGOS with T0ESs aud 20 LOull
Ivy fOt Waco, OOiSicana, Athens, Mount pless.
ant Gllner and TeXardRua.
At MORGAN with tho Texas Central hy
for Waco, Ross, HCo. lredel. Cisco and
points on that line.
At CLEHUHNE. Junction Of Dallnt Di
vision OF a., u & <. T. By.
AT PORT WORTH with Missouri PRCinr
and Texas \ Pacific Rys Tor al points Oh
these lines, for nj PasO, Santa Fe, San Fran.
cisco and the Pacific Coast and for Kansas
City, 81 louis, Chicago, Now York, and al
points North East and We6L
\ At DALLAS with Il, = 4. O. ny. T. a 2
ny and Dallas Extension VI Missouri ~
Cilo BY
pp- SEQ that your tickets read over this lire.
! bA-FOr iul Information, address
OSCAR G. MURRAY,
Gcnl Pass. Agt
GALVESTON. TFElA
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY,
SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy (no
bfandO AZ do heavy, 40: do X medium mo
brands) 80, do medium 81 Baltimore and Otn-
cinnau, 80; Buflalo slaughter prime I'll good
29 MatamoraA, ~
HARNEsS IEATHER--o No, /, $751; No. 2
extra, Ssi No. 2 81; No. l, hemlock, IS; No. z
81, No. g. 30.
~PHiI2pKLPmA oALFsKIN-No. l, 100
! %: do No. = kOOpaoc, -
PHILADELPHIA KlPs-No. 1, SSc@i %
No "a ssase collars, u 90 inch cotton
back bands, rs. Sk inch cotton back
bands, 40 Duck collars %. inch cotton
back bands, 1 65. 6k-S-2 trace chainA 40
6k-6-S trace chains 100 $780, trace ohsins,
handa 1. o, T., 4 2G No. q 4 90. No. !, web
haltera. rope tie 2 ~. No 2 web halters rope,
tio "a
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LIVE STOCK.

Ills hardly probAblo that stock.ralsing will
ever be carried on W any grcAt extent In the
country traversf by the Canadian Pacific rail-
road on account Of tho long and severe winters,
runt sends a warm air current along the eastern
base OF the Rocky mountains, which makes the
climate fairly tolerablo one for all animals OF
The bovine Kind. Buifaloes have lived and nour.
ished In that country, aud ! Is reported mat
lie In keeping we'll out toward the Rocky noun
tsln foot hills Asa common rule. In thatcoun.
inv Il will rcQuiru wcll'sonstiuoted barns end
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noOrs AND SHOES.


The noslon trade, as usual during Thanks.
giving week, has been light, but the number
Of BUYERS hero from leading cities II about SOW
enty.hvc and the outlook IL favorable 1hete
will be general starting up OF the factories
next week Large contracts are stu backward,
hut there are enough orders In hand 70 keen
most OF the operatives employed unul more
In Fl tsSurs the boot and shoe lobbcrs report
trade 20 far this season not quite up to last
year, Al present there IL fair demand, and
collections are satisfactory,
In Chicago boots and shoes and rubber good,
are moderately active Jobbtrs say trade Il
healthy and sales ur TO expectations.
QUOTATIONS TODAY,
Mems kip htogans, nom pt@l Is,
Boys hip brogaus, from S0tpl 90,
Mems L, calf hrogans, nom | COOL Is.
Boys L, calf hrosans from p5eel N
Mems kip 2.buckle plowS 0oel IS.
Boys hip 2.buckle plows, SOL ~,
Nom eunbas, congress and button !Se9 n
Mems calf balls, congress and button, bOcgt60
Mons kip boots n 0o92S 80,
Men . y, calf boots "a e0alb %,
Mems calf boots, 20 OOd6O ~,
BoyE Kip boots, Is 0O9lS o.,
! noys p, boots 10 50a2t %.
Boys cal cots, % 6oaT 90.
women's W hip polkas, ie9Slho.
Miss Q) kip polkas, 6O@70c,
Chnis Q) Kip polkas, all siso, gaf5c.
Chllds kip polkas all Sizes b60OSc,
| Momen's calf peg and IS polish, 00Hi Sc,
Misses calf peg aud SIS polish, V0ol 10,
womens bun sewed polish, WOOL S
Women calf sewed polish, ioel S7S;
| WomCn's erain sewod and polish, 90ul Is,
women's kid sewed, 90al 20
women's goat sowed psllsh. 1 so tolls
women's grain sewed button i eotol Is
| Women q KID sowcd button % toS0l
womeas goat sewed button. 7Sto23
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AtNInMs.
ouorATlnKs TODAY.

ALCOHOL so per gal, abpcf high wlHcs.
WmSKI-ReCuhed, l coal 10, as per proof
sour mash, one year old, l b0 two years old,
1 7bl2 90; three years Old, 2 2i@2 5Oi fancy, OK
I'm old whisky, 3 coos o. IN per age.
WINEa-Clarut IN Casos 8 OOd5 o. per quail
its; Catawba, per gal, 9Ocoal i0. Pert, COCA y.
Sherry, per gallon, OODA ~, Madeira, per gal
Ion. GOS05 90. white wine, IN cases, 0otlb ~
HAMPAGNE-lulcs Mum & Co, ~ OO@Sl 30;
Hcldsick, IN bosket % 5AG2 so; krug, In has
kcL ~ bO632 50' Dom esuc champagne, Goa
Il %
BOTTLED BEERS Louis quarts, u 90
piuX u 30 audwciscr own. size, II be ptnts
N 5G Erlan ser heol, quartz IS 20, pint, l8 90
kug beer %
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MARKETS uY rrLEonAru
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

oAH hNAAN fAfA'fAh''Af
Sr. Louis. Dec. S.--F.lur easy and uu-
changed. wheat higher and slow; No. .
red, Nq6Sto l.0l IL, cash; les Ia, Deem
brr 0l i.3 To I.C2 5S. January; O4II
To lOll.2. February; l0l lSto on Ii,
Nav. Corn higher and iuaruye, IS 8 90
As 10. cash and Dccemhpr; 40 "a January;
81 Id February; 80 as, May. Oats
hirher and slow; 30 to so IA cash;
glTS. DecrmbeE 30 It, January; 81 -,
February. Whiskey steady; $lh Corn
meal firm. So 20 tn s. %. Provisions strong
and higher PORK Old, $l3 IS; new, Sl4
Buls meat; long clear, So short tih, $40
To 81 40 Bacon, short rih, SS ~ .; short
clear, $3.50. Lard, S. 30 to $500. Cattle
receipts, 100; only q small local trade at
pre-, inus prices. Sheep receipts, 800 scarce
aud unchanged; only local trade.
CHICAGO MARKET,
CHICAGO. Dec. S.-Cattle receipts, 1000
strong; exports, q. 40 to ZOO; good to choice
shipping. $40 to q ~; common to medium;
4 Is To $50, Texans; good, 400, choice, 500,
Texas sheep, 200 TO 3 90,
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS Cry, Dec S,-Wheat higher,
- "a cash; 81 IA, January; o., May. Corn
steady; 10 cash; MIS-, December;
asa, May. Oats higher; -. "a
Cattle receipts, 40; offerings light;
market strong; good, % higher, natives
steers, 1878 pounds, 50 4O sookers aud
feeders, quiet; SO 20 to 81 25; cows, 50 rs
to 81; Colorado halt.breed steers, 81 60 to
81 IS. Sheep receipts; 1872 quiet and UNI
changed.
HEw YORK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Dec. S.-Fiour, dull. Wheat,
spot 1 4 to l.S; higher options, to 3 s; high.
or and strong No. 5 red, lee TO les l.2; No.
2 red liz TO 1921. Corn, spot, No. 5,
fully ~ lower; others hrrl; options
opened IA TO q better aud declined to
| 90; the latter are excited and advanced to
50, closing strong; $40 to IS; No. 2, Ga IL
to 65 IL. Coffee, spot, fair Rio dun and
nominal; options q shade higher
sales, 1900 bags; Rio, No. I; De-
cember, 10, 8 10 to l0l5; January
10 ~; February, 10 70 TO 10 -; March, 10 %
to 1880; April, 1875; Maybe 40; June, 10 10;
July, 1896 August, 10 i5. Sugar steady
with fair demand; rehned quiet; mould A,
s; granulated, l.l6 to Sis. Molasses
Quiet and steady. Rice quiet aud firm
Wool steady with good demand; Texas, n
10 q. Pork quiet and held stronger, quo
ted at l4.25 to 1918. Cut meats nominal
Lard higher;9.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec, S.-Bulk meats
shoulders packed, easter and scarce, 0 t.
Is IA; bpcon, market bare, would command
for shoulders, 0; short clear aud clear rib,
1850 to S34. Moa~es, prime 20 choice
easier, 81 to 20, Bran lover, %. Other
unchanged. Sight on New YORK par; sterl
Ing II II, Si,Sl TO 81 81 l2.
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II YOU want nne carriage, buggy, pho.
ton, or farm and spring wagon, remember
John 3. Wltwer has complete stock At his
repository, 7l3 Elm street. Studebaker
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oUEESswARE.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

AsscETRD oRATRs-iO OoQ7b 90.
TuMBIsyRS--S6o oil 30 per doaent 0004 %
per Dor y0els S,e ,So % pSs barrel II 60,o NJ
IAMpS-B. H., 2 90 a, H., 2 80 lamp ohm
neva 90 rer boz assorted oask Tampa u o.
FRENCH CH1NA-t0c q franck.
eTEpIIN0 0OODS-A, 62 per
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Douglass. Brothers, the fashionable mer-
chant tailors Of North Texas, have received
their beautiful stock OF suitlngs, oasimeres,
doeskins, dlagonals and the latest patterns
In gentlemen's sultings. They can and do
make clothes 10 it and give satisfaction 10
the most fastidious, Their stock OF goods
patterns, and no difficulty ls had In get.
ting something 10 pleAte. Work only hrst.
class tailors ard turn ont only first.cless
work a ether establishment, 7O3 Main
sucel, 80
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BRIG C. G. RoBINsoN,
NEW YoRE, OCT. 20, 1879.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD 90.
GENrLEMEN:--I was in Havana six weeks,
during the time that yellow lever was at
MA height Myself and crew Of eight all
wore Or. Holm ans Pad, and not one Of us
vas attacked with the fever nor with any
sickness whatever, This | consider most
lnmarkable, for others all around Us were
dying by the scores. ! consider that Or.
Holman's Pad il the only thing that can be
rolled upon ~ M absolute preventative Of
yellow and other ieyers. IL WAS put TO o
most severe test in our cases.
Yours respectfully.
j. N. CLARK, Master
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-04
KNOCKED OUT.
How Dubuque Aspirant to the Ring
Was 'DOne Up" by One of
Saliiyan's Party.

The John l.. Sullivan combination gave
an exhibition in Dubuque, Saturday night.
The Key city's sporting proclivities are
well known, and of course large audi
dience were present to greet the champion
of the ring. After the members of the
party had several bouts among themselves
local slugger announced his intention of
knocking Sullivan out in one round. How
he Jared can be seen from the following
extract from the Times:
Immediately following the bout be
tween Sullivan and Taylor the master of
ceremonies announced that Larry Des-
mond, Dubuque boy, unknown to fame
in the sawd1st ring desired to meet Sui
livan on the stage, and had expressed his
intention of knocking Sullivan out in one
round. The master of ceremonies out of
regard for Desmond's relatives, who could
not afford funeral 10 this time, arranged
matters so that the pugilistic Desmond
could meet Mccoy, the light weight cham
pion. Mccoy, much to Larry's discomfit-
ure, did not wilt at once at sight of his
ferocious attitude, but on the contrary
tapped Larry on his bugle, in a manner
which fetched claret on short notice. In
just one half inmate Dubuques cham
pion was crowded to the wall with his
head beautifully punched and his eyes
deliberately painted. The crowd appreci-
ated it fully as was evinced by the long
and continued applause which followed
the defeat of the would be Sullivan exter
minator.
The pngilists appear at Davenport to
night and tomorrow evening and the
ARGUS publishes the above solely to give
the young bloods warning to beware of
how they make their boasts. II is child s
play for the professionals to have an am
ateur stand up before them, for in less
time than it takes to tell it, they have
them "foOrpd"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-04
A Runaway.

Miss Maggie Fender met with quite An
accident this morning, She had attended
the funeral with her father, and on re r.
turning took him to his work, while she
proceeded to drive the horse to Evans
livery stable, where it belonged. The
animal started on n run at Fourth avenue
and Twentieth street, and when about
to turn the corner at Third avenue
and Twentieth street, the buggy was
overturned, and Miss Fender thrown VIC
lently to the ground. Mr. L. D. Dimick
fortunately saw the accident, and hurried
to Miss Penders rescue, and caught the
horse, which had succeeded in demOlish-
ing the harness and buggy pretty badly.
Miss Fender was assisted to Hartz Il
Bahnsen's drug store, more frightened
than hurt, and in a short time she recoY.
cred from the shock.