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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-18
HEAVY HARDwARE.

dispatch from Pittsburg says In the gen.
efNl hardware market there is u duh uncertain
Telling The demand has not improved, buyers
cHliln only TO supply needs ON the spot, not
Gazing 10 stock witt anything beyond the pres
ent hour This leuycs yery unsatisfactory
market,
The New York Commercial Bulletin SAYS: The
National association OF stove manufactures held
ith regular annual meeting az the Flnh Avenue
h9lol yesterday A large number OF dele ratas
arrived II is said that IN the stoyn trade the
price OF labor went up last yOAr and the wear
before, while tho price Of the manufactured arti-
Gle did not advance, At the present time IL
seems very difficult TO get an advanced price for
manufactured stoves, If the manufacturers arc
TO SO on II Is said they must advance the price
OF tho wares or stop work, Labor formed a
large proportion OF tho cost and that mus, be
lessened or else prices advanced. The manu-
iacturors could not combine, for they are scat.
tered aud their interests are diverse on The
other hand, II was stated that tho wafkmen arc
combined, and thus they have the best OF It so far
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
shafts finished, 81 poles, slSE0 Single
trees, wagon select 81 a: buggy. : %; express
200 Wagon tongues, 1000 Hickory axlcs,
III %. holsters, 1 1A Coupling poles, as
Sokes, NIX. select an; NIX, . go Sawed
iellOes y, 10; :, 2.o0. Bowdon shoes, 6 o..
northwestern horse nails No, q, & o. 2, $50 5
steel, So '"
Sheet lron--S Il, Go; gulvanlsCd, discount .
Der cont.
ssilletS and lids, &c Per pounds; sugar ke,tlea,
Dc per pound
Tacks-n boNos 100 papers, g SOpcr box.
drlh hoes-per doEea 800; railroad picks,
per dozen, 900
Mattocks--pcr dozen, lLOO
Scales--fairbanks, discount ~ pu cont,
Howe, discount rs per cent.
Tin platc-l. G., lIxtL per boI, 500; O., usS
~, per box, 500; TcrnG lix2O por box, :. so,
Totne eox2S per box, 1850.
Ttnwere--pieccd discount so nor oent
tamped. discount. 20 per cent
pound. S W.
No. duck horse ocllars-i % per dozen.
Namos-two loop, s,oO per dozen, lhrec loon
a2 per dozen
BussIrs-0radon and spriug. top ssOelco. do
cpcn. SoepSe do side springs top Si0O6llSS do
sldo bar slooSlSs do phactons 81 2SoSlSG A grade
SIDE spring. eitO@aO0; do phactons, sl56co2CN
pump seat hucsies, u1Se25o; Platform sptlnV,
uiu@lA three ~ r'ns waronA seNAllh
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Cheap Column.
&ortces.

NOriCk-AtyeruseIaeals NAY 6s aenaed lale
~ Gun busiayss 0fice up W SD. n, md Il 10 The
o0ul2esiug RON up - l a. NJ.
NOTICE Bids viii be f,celyed uru prn 4.
~ Isl together with plans Gad spe iied-
Tons Tor me emotion Of 4 eoutt-honse, AMI all
20 ee ere, ted IN Big spring, leXas, Al eostuot
y exceed SiO,tO WI n cOmp'e'ed
iebls N, ANDERSON, County CLERK.
NOflCE-Tc STOCK Talsefs and farmers The
~ advertiser has large ranch, well SGtoTed
umbeio1. and situsted near 3 Railroads:
Dc mas been engaged in raising horses, mules,
lie and hogs, and desires goOu man
,eke an interest and manage the business as
his htaltn is poor and has other business re-
curing his slienuOn. 10 the right kind Of a
msl having honesty, energy. talegt aud money
ihs i an Opportunity seldom offered. No one
need Gpply who has not from S,O0J 10 slOOUD 20
invest Address stock Raiser Herald Cfice.
Fa SthursN -ot.t
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uUILDIsa MATERIAL.

The Northwestern LuInberman statcg that 200
acres OF timber land ut the head Of SkOokum,
bay. near Olympia Washington territory, sold
for 81 mn acre.
comfy offered sl2 coo Tor tract Of pine land on
mo Mahisllquc, upper peninsula Michigan,
which cost him $1,000, The offer was refused
the owner wanting $1,000 for the tract
An unusually large amount 0f heml0ck logs
VIII be banked In Pennsylvania this winter
Homlock lumber seems to be growing In favor,
evenin thc older sections OF the country, where
1t has been used for years. Never before has so
much attention been paid 10 homlock In Michi.
gan us there is this season, both manufacturers
aud capitalists having learned that 1t is not the
klnd OF timber to be succeed at Nothing can
prevent this interest keeping right along In.
cfeesing. Merit viii In due lime command at
tenuon, and hemlock Is now receiving some Of
the attention II would have been proper 10 have
bestowed upon IL several years ago.
rO-DAI'a auorATIoEs.
hhlCk--At Ola kilns to $40 Ailn rCn.
dToHr- The Dallas QuRrrioS 90 Dor Gubit
Io1t II FOR foundation. 70 icI ws!l and % toI
LumnEN.-YclloH pine ronFtl 81 90 pur icO
foot: oyOf "a feol IN lonyih. q -. Matched ard
dressed flooring and AGBhug 81 10. y oo,lnt
", y ceiling W '0' yellow pine sldiug ~: white
pine ceihns ~ 90. HEst common second com.
mon, 97' white pine siding, nrst common,
" =; sccoud common, 50; poplar siding q,
clear S& o., poplar ceiling, q 10; ASH
and walnut flooring slOO pci thouRlud,
poplar drassed both aides 80 Cough wrlnui,
sl!S ~ lol Common doors, 81 80 10 81, snGh q u
10 b OO RB to SIZE,
rosTs-Ceday. Si2 - Boise a arc, glS,
La 1881 per thuUGaud.
tLAsrER pAms--ret barrel Ssg3t 20.
hAR-lcr pound, Sc.
shiN6lss-i Yellow pine, rs 50 70 n; white
50 so NuA 80 Ia
CeMEar = aoeousale, rs Is. Logisyi,ls "a 70
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Voluntary Tributes of Gratitude for Bone.
cts keeelved.

DEAR SIR, Please allow me tho privilege OF
giving my testimony regarding the wonderful
curative properties Of your Invaluable medicine.
Hunts Remedy During the past six or seycn
years have been u great sufferer from Kidney
u'Su'se' ana during a great part of tho time my
suuerInss have been SO intense rs to BE- indescrib
able. Only those who Layo suffered by this
dread disease know OF the awful backacbe. and
pains OF all knlds accompanied by great weak
ness and nervous prostrltion, loss of force and
ambition which invariably attend It. had all
these troubles intensified, and was in such bad
condition that could not got up out of my chair
except by putting my hands on my knees. and
almost rolling out before could straiph,en nm.
tried the best doctors, aud many kinds of modi.
cine, but all failed to help rue, and cNperimer,-
cd so long ondeayoring TO set cured that last
sW"'S was III very poor shape, and in seeking
Tor relief my attention was directed by n friend
70 the remarkable cures of Kidney diseases. ctc
which were being accomplished by HINTS Rom.
Guy Twas induced to try Il, and began TO tako
1t, and very soon "llmborcd up" as Il were. NV
severe bacSache, and tho intense pains had
suffered so long speedily disappeared notwitb.
standing had boon bothered with this complaint
so many years.
"heh began to take Hunts Remedy was
considerably run down in my general health, and
suffered also from loss OF appetite. Ever since I
nave been taking the Remedy, however. my i'm.
rro'cment has been most marked; nv former
complaints, aches, paius ETC., have disapncarcd
and now feel like my former self hale hearty
anu sound In health. l shall always keen uup,,a
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com MEI,CIAI.

DALLAS. FEBRUARY i1--A merchant from Sal
tillo was Ia the city today purchasing goods for
tho nfst time IN Dallas salillo IN situated thir.
teon miles north OF tho East Line railroad, In the
eastern part of Hopkins county, In tie centro OF
thickly settled and thriving population. The
gentleman referred TO has been reader OF the
HkRAlD for two years and has studied the mar,
hot reports and compared them with those Of 81
Louis and other lai gc cummercialcities where he
has purchased goods for FIVE years past and he
came 10 believe that he could do equally NJ well
n not better. by getting his supplies from this
city. He expressed surprise at the Large stocks
viIiced tina. facilities are afforded here which
merchants In his section viii not ma
IN any other city In the country,
As 70 prices, ho expressed the belief
that they were even below what no had been
paying for goods at larger cities. In mercantile
businei IN this section Of tho state, there IL a
great deal OF barter. and all kinds OF commodl'
Ties aud country produce accumulate upon me
hands Of merchants, aud One OF his objects In
coming here at this limo was 10 make arrange
mopts 10 ship his surplus purchases 10 this city.
lie further asserted that II the advantages Dal'
las Offers to country merchants were generally
known throughout north Texas. nearly the
whole business OF his section OF the state would
DO transacted here. His experience Is but that
Of nll others who ever come W this city TO- iully
aud fairly investigate the situation. II our
Wholesale dealers would sond out thor repre-.
eentatves oihe many. hourishng towns situated
4 short distance from the railroads. they would
no doubt add largely TO their already extended
trade. IL seems that what business comes 10
this city from points OF Of the railroads rs unso-
liclted so far as drumming for It In concerned,
The reputation Dallas Is rapidly acquiring ~
prominent wholesaling point, tho high standing
her me chants sustain for inir dealing, aud tho
low wi cs at which goods arc disposed OF here
arc inducing numbers TO make Dallas their OBJ
jecivo point at which to transact all their busl.
ness, who have hereto sought other markets for
their goods and wares
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LIQUORS
TO-DAY q QUOTATIONS,

rN-pAt q 0UOThTlONt.
ALooRoI~-0 " per gal ~ per high winea.
wHisxy-Recuncd, u TOOL so a. pcv proof
sour mash ono year old. 81 co two ycals old
" W@ea rs three yeNrs old. q boosa rs nancy
WiNEs-UArct In Casa 1904 per quality o..
hwbA pcr gal, Wcopl so Fort n 2oJtS sherry,
per gHL u NeS. Madeira, per gal q e0bE Whit
wine In cascs, n 0oosl0
slok, In basket t2ses2s Krug. Ia bsskot t2sNN
Domestic champagne, Gni<
per doA y cota2 n,
Bcrrii Biss-st Ieuis Susr.A On p,ns sia %
NOR bser. auasts. % pinS WA ~ AZ
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T.NUt
NORGE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAN INV
a. A. Wy Coune lof the city OF Dallas viii srnI,.
S', 'he legislature of the State of TeNss "piiy
plehenl tssion, now IN progress for tbo n. ass
fbs ie .nciIU TO the chatter OF said city:
DhlHS' approved August Q, 1874 he a,,oT oty OF
Sopmcii reSu as follows Section ST. The ' CIV iv
mu"h NJ t ,ba my, nave power, TO appropriate MS
i iug N Wh9leysr source for the pupo,e Of ps,r
~ Ibe c,, uiScnsrgng the accrued indebieincss
y, ile Guy and for the purpose of 'uysS
66uoHo markets and streets, erecting and tne
S oo cry hospital, city hall, water wo vSs
G dia US Ihey may from time to time See VOTES
sh ad IN tnrthcrante of /. csc o6iec,se ;
crs5i, I nr power to borrow money npop ' ~
c ci, OF me city and sue rouron how'd e
NY lnHreior in snch sum or sums ms V 'hn, .he
per V cSp, to hear interest not cxcsedg
rosueh place as may be daod bv the ci,,.
bonds PROVIDED that the aggregate amount T'u Of
railroad boTJ, tno Cily Council, including
90 ~ uai9uSand dollars (s75O. &.
Auosr q NJ SwISv Ci'' SNDus, Mayor,
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As IN iuvlgorant HOstetttrs stomach Bit.
tens has received the most positive endorse.
ment from eminent physicians aud has long
occupied foremost rank among standard pro.
nTiohty remedies. Its properties az an alterg.
u'o OF disOrietcd conditions of tho stomach
LIVER and bowels md preventive of malariAl
diseases are no less renowned aud have been
accorded emphatic professional recommcnda.
lon. F0- sale hv druggists and dealers 10
whom apply for HostetorB Aim nae for 1885,.
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.NsOr Aelrt-


'uk kESI-A furnishdu room for feIt for a
VoHnle or two gentlemen, at SO7 Live DAN
street references required feblS,It
NOR kf Mon February LIST tba cor,fo,,a-
. pie cinCe looms now occupied 6v Veal
Noopci d 90. also the suite of roo,us now ~"
gupled by Mrs. W. & Veal, over O,rs Car,ia "a
h,yGosltory, 72l Main street, inon,c NJ ofiSe
VI orrs carriage Repository. ianii SSn nv
k'oR kENT-IEOuse of looms corner AkoId
a ma Jackson, No, Sl5. can at No SAD ,t cor
u'r Ahatd aud Jackson SITS n. J. Putty. fehl6iw
'uH H. NI-Two nice cottages for rcnt AZ zoos
-, sll l6v' Commerc3 street muuire of / "
,,., lpHoil, az III Main street between gor.
wood aud Gabe.l strtet- N''"'e fs,, n rS.Fi
nor RhhNT-A furnished room, in nr,y.ta
M nm H9ily, convenient, to business Appiv ~" w
~" st'ect, fcbl7Sat&sun
Nok RENT Ntely furnished rooms IN lot' l.,
: No. !he new house No 1924 jackson 81 Mrs = ~
,,o,, r,,,..;-- ---,--------- tehl5.Ct
E'Ok KEN i-e,ty uuts OF hrsl.clasg Lou, ~.
a uhe conc ili1t for cultivation, with con, fo. ~
1oe uGW house mil,s south of Dallas n,, IT,
iuHt mn read, Good terms can he b5d y" ,Ile
p,y On i. tne place OF to alpha X. Work o., w.
k'ok kGNf-IhO AtdeY place, No so ~ we
-.-.--. .l-c aNenue Amply vt prem SOC - q,
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1867 Prizes, amounting to. ...,".
CERTIFiCATE.

We do hereby certify that We supervise ina
arrangements for all the monthly ana seml.sn'
uual Drawings of the Louisiana State Ioits,r
Company, and in persOn manage and contrcJi
the drawings themselves, and that the same AZ
conducted with honesty, fairness and in rcaS
faith toward all parties. We authorize e ~
company to use this certificate, with fae-simiass
of our signatures attached. in its advertise.
meuts Ss'
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GOAL AND wOOD,
o-pAv g puorArro,

TO-DAY g QUOTATIONS.
voh-lndian nation xSSo per ton.
Noxn-soc per barrel.
Woop - Oak, hickory and ssh. a, m
per cord. Sawed stove wood n retsiilns -, ~.
rates Of u 10 10 % por cord. NV
FRANCO At,-SS cents nor barrel.
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SEtMoUR, HUNT n co ,ESTABLisHED
!, IN IN Is.S. Exchange Court, New York. 1913
La sale street, Chicago.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
>. Speoe. laCllllies for the purchase and sale Of
stocks, Bonds, Grain. Provisions '''''' saw VI
pi HSieT 10 Mechanics National Bank, New York
MI, it" N p sank hcago, and German Sc.
onrity Bank Louisville, Ky. '''
change -'S" iofA SUNK EA-
A. ituNT Member Chicago Board Of Trade
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VuEENswARE.

Assorted crates, 90 10 S7s
goblcts, 40 Dbl, W. WA
stonewarN Ccr l,ooe galions 0iaoQ
as s%p y y. ". u'Sa. H.. 2oG lamp chin.
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IN the lexicon Of YOUTH etc., thCrc IL no such
wont as E'it' That "lcxicon" isuow found in
tho laboratory OF Hunts Remedy. l, knows no
such word as-fdR.
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FlHU spIINs PCT 10, Y "a 95c mUdium spring
per o., 20 u Sc,; Mexican Improved per lb. u
to Ice; bury OF al grades. to &c. oil
,hides-Dry hnt sound aud heavy " to lie;
ditto light, 10 to ne: dry salt heavy. lie: ditto
light . ~ 90 lOG wet salt 7 10 7l.2r green,
butchers \ l.? W &c; al damaged, wet or trv'
half price, DoersKins, 20 70 21c shoepskina. Is
and aheGrilngs, q TO lSC.
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GRAIN AND pRRApsrurra

This morning was ushered In by Arriving
snow'storm from tho north, which fell upon
roads almost hub'deep with mud, and the con.
sequence s that but ono little wagon. load of corn
was seen upon tho streets, which was sur.
rounded by.a number Of retail grain merchants,
and I'LL oilefed a. cents for IT, The granger was
anxious for higher 0ilor, but finally disposed
or at that figure, There were no receipis by
rail to-day. and only ono car OF corn shipped 10
bweotwater. From the best data ut hand II "
concluded that the receipts of all kinds Of grain
Tor the balance of the season win DO light by
wagon, ana probably net above the require
BIO In bad condition for somo time TO
como. and when tho weather does CloNr
up farmers VIII BIO engaged In their spring
work and VIII not break In upon their labors TO
market the little grilin they have yet ON hand
for sale. shippers will DO compelled to look 10
other localities for their supplies la Wow OF
AL these facts there IL no good reason to bo.
lieyo that prices VIII Iecede from present figures
Tor corn, Oats may decline after sowing time 10
past, but all choice red rust proof will DO In de-
maud for several weeks 10 como. Wheat IN firm
at present quotations, and owing to the advance
north VIII no doubt be In active demand hero,
We quote to-day
fo.DAys QUOTATIONS..
wnEAr-Choicc, Loo: medium, leo; low grade
BOG NioaIaRus 40 10 S,O,
Hrx-Fim NJ ~ TO $50
AAxLfy--6s 10 600.
MiLLKr sRIp--65; German milek si.2S.
OATs-4S 10 800 for spring; SO 10 Doc for fall
ohc!ce red rust proof tO6sO2c in sacks cents
additional.
Consul shuoh, 800 to COO; SHIELDED and sacked,
COO to $50,
BaAs'-we aue,e a, mills, l.ior In store, sacks
100
FLOUR We quote city Miils a. follows, xxx
2Sn; xxx, 9265; extra t2,75 Magnolia SAYS
Fancy, So lhWt3 90 choice ~, p0OOsS "a
xxx. &.75; XXX, S2b0 XX, $40,
Corn meal, per hushol. 81 %.
FnKD-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, 80 90 crush
Cd corn and cob, por 100 lbs, u 90 crushea corn
And barley, per 100 lbs "a %; corn bran, per 100
lbs, 7oo.
Hiy-Dsyl, sees bright sl0 From stores.
prAiriN balod, dark, sGn7; bright si2, bright
treo On board, oar. $40 TO ~ dark. o. los.
CoTTos sREp-Firm at lslsc, per hushcl.
In Chicago the elevators have 1854, 600 bush.
cln Of wheat 2Vl7, 900 ofoOrn, l,h6QOOD " oats
729,000 OF ryo and barley. Total II, IN, OOO-n
slight Increase over last week, and half n million
moro than tho same tlmo last year. There arc
n, 600 900 bushels OF grain In sight.
rhe total production OF wheat In tho ten
wheat.growlng states In 1910, was s65p6Sil
bushels. In the same states In 1859 the produce
ton was 1901, 293 bushels, In ls6g, counting
In California, Missouri. and Minnesota, tho pro.
ducuon was 900, by7 203 bushels. and In 1879 tho
production had Increased to 3ii,l00,0O0 bushels
In the ten states OF Illinois, Indiana Ohio Mohi.
gan, Iowa. Minnesota, California, Missouri, wis.
conSin and pennsy lyanla and In 1872 tho total
for all tho states aud territories reached 5i0 0OO
100 bushels. ~
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ss,sec ,a .s:ss !, Kind and the ssss, !,
81 !, Il that the proprie!ors anu s,sG NINA 70
: rcv how 70 coHcoct drink oiAny A''" W
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EOR SALE-Large and small tracts nj i'm
proved and uuimprOved lands In Usllas snd
adjoining counties by Jones ~ Murphy, Land
Agents No. 7l9 Main at ''''
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9erp Advertisements.
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
GIL AND 6lS CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA:

CAPITAL sl,OO0,COO Charter PERPETUAL,
Acts as executor administrator. assignee, re
oeiver guardisn, attorney sgtiI .Gstee and
cOmmlltee' alone or i'll connection with an indi.
yidual appOintec.
Takes charge Of the property Of absentees and
non-residents, collects and RENTS income
promptly and discharges faithfully the duties Of
every uduciary trust AID agency known 10 the
law. w 'A0
Safes for rent within Burglar.proof Vaults OF
the most approved construction.
Wills kept In Fire and Burgar-proof Safes
without ohsrge. Plate, securities and all other
valuaoles securely kept al Il moderate annual
charse loI safe return or specific indemnity,
sale '''
In crest allowed on moneys deposited for def.
mite PERIODS or upon Ten days notice
W, PATTERSON President
HESTER CLYMER. Vice President.
MAliLoN S, STOKES Treasurer.
FRANCIS BACON, Secretary and TrustO0iecr.
DIRECTORS.
". y. patterson, HonT. F. Bayard,
Alfred Gllett, DR.. GEORGE W Reii'v
Hon Alison White, Harrisburg Pa:
Or. q. 7. Turner Hon j. S. Africa
d, K Patterson, UunHnctnn %
John 7. Monroe Pom. II Civma- g.
Joseph |, Kecfe, READING Pa
Thomas r. Patton, Henry 4 Fcte,t
w. J. Mead Reodins %
JahGs Nafun, Edmund 5, Doty,
Or, D. Hayes Agnew, Mcnllntown. Pa
- o. iio ys' Hon K. f. Monaghan
'I III, ri SenilnE West Chester Pa
Hon T., +, Randolvh, poylestown Po ''
MortsIoWn, N. j.. Charles W. Cooper.
Allentown Pm
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Eok sALE-A nice, large wostory residence
located by Jones 4 Murphy, 0''
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IN oaEE-n new Duss mace 10y mnpun
4 manufacturing Co. OF 81, Ouis; Will be sold
G,o ,tsS thsn cost. Apply 10 John rinncgan'
NN'' SNhh Inu25tt
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Eok sALE--A yerv desirable city lot, lU25 Nam
- lure, sh.e9t with brick wall lSx20 feet Apply
10 J0hh Browning 1867 Film St ian1s
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HoR sALE-l0lxl00 feet on the southeast cor.
1 Ter o. Pacific avenue and Market street that
gan DC easily arranged for switch facilities
by Jones " Murphy, No 7Cg Main 81.
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Business on the Exchange to-day was rather
quiet anu the market steady for all kinds of
grain. The miserable weather has nearly stopped
inc receipts of grain nj all points on sthe rail.
roads, aud they were lighter than usual to-day,
both by wagon aud rail, Dealers here hay,
more orders on hand than they eau MI, and, ne
compeled 10 wall yunil they can obtsin rthsr
ndvloes about shipping ut the advance which
has occurred during tho last week, There wer,
some good transactions In futures, aud o few
sales for delivery on Monday next but There
was not that animation which was noticeable
yesterday ON tho board.
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nor SALE--lmproyei and upimproyed rosj
1 uehee property in every quarter of the citv
wa E., ~ East baLas, by Jones Il Murphy, Real
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,VS 'y y. v. now y, =. Z,
IN CI,v Va Ellen Love. abusive 'ansu"S''
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Ruling prices to-day we've for wheat cath
1.2h February. l0E March, LOG; April, ll0
Corn IN thuck, cash. 81 To ~: February. 80 toss
March, so to b5: April. ~ 10 So. Average Texas
corn In bulk, 80 TO Oh, February, 6S 10 80; March,
Do 10 bIh. Aprll hit 10 81. Red rust. proof oats
gaoked, cash, CO 10 60; February O. to Ca March,
%; April, % 10 bI Barley, sucked. cash, 81
Rye, sacked. cash, 80. Bran, | 10 10 To- Ger.
man mlllet seed was offered at 20 ind
Ito offered In M Irregular way; 50
cents was Offered for oats ut any
point on tho International or Texas & fncihc
roads, 10 ctnts was offered for corn on either the
Contra or Texas e Pacific roads; " cents waa
offered for cotton.seed ono party offered So per
barrel for cornmeal
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E"h "a 1.-two good COokstOves, suitable for
\ ho'ti or restaurant: one No. 70, Charter Ssk,
o voia "a uohlnen'iL &, cd and nearly new for
gito ~" "y,ount o wishing TO purchase Ranges:
Dallas, 1eNas. ', ,,'i,
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Eor Sale.

DOR SALE Business lots ON Flm and Main
4 streets, west of sycamore street and near
Real Estate Agents P"!'
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LoN oALE-My house and lot corner of Ross
a. 4 avenue and Johnson street. Dallas, Texas.
pii' ~, g. u; for any further information Up.
q 4. Campbell ''> Pi isnSi N 20,
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s ECR Er,

WHY ng ony dlssolver of the poisonous uric ac;a
conty n vHiSS Ia the blood Of Rheumatic and
remedy bsnam 1a Is known as a common sense
w no Hneuhlavsm Gout and Neuralgia wbiie SO
oniv ,r S0ted specifics and supposed panaceas
I'M, n on,, oesn conceded by eminent scientists
oils oin,wcn,ssp pnGauons, such as rubbing with
tosni not eradicate these diseases which are the
acid. Vi inc blood with uric
on This acIa L an, works with marvellous effect
i how eSIll'iyely used by all celeNfntaa nbrsns
IoSs %, A u, and Europe, Highest Me3ics,
three days. W poi cent cures in
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tflisreIlaneons neaants

WANIED-A white woman TO cook In pri.
w Vaie family. Apply at l0i5 Elm STREET.
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