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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-04
DRY GOODS

A New York despatch says there has been
moderate request for miicollhncOls scltclohF
some stapl's as wei 0s Of specin iic8, Out me
trade was light at trt hands, The feature OF
tho M srkct has been the auction sale OF ID,
Mayer 4 Co of II stock Of wODlcns by order OF
assignee WhiCn cqunltd 2toO) pieces ol -
wOolons nd Of further ollVriuE5 3OO pieces -
and "a woDlens by POtnery Piuinmer, The
pr ces realized were generally low ana on tne
asglEnecs $40 X In some INSTANCES bhghNy
tidltulOue.
Foreign dry goods heve been Hostly dun In
hrst hands, Hnd the i0bbing trade was only
m idefate N,lycls yelvon Gems and pushes
continued IN good request. but silks were very
ami / IN private hands, and the auction rooms
Wero resOrtsd 10 NJ an outlet for surplus STOCKS
several thousand pieces having been disposed
OF in this manner ut low HyeTag' prices Dress
goods were sluggish, ana the demand for other
imported fabrics was almost wholly oil u hahu-
t9.m0uth character.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
PRINTs--Freemans,i Ak iodLb Gloucester, 55G
Harmony, b; OOoheco OK; MerTlmac,b, Green
yiuh, 5I; Alton, 6; Albion solid, 81: Peabody
solid, 6h: Peabody black, 81; simpson black
6h; Simpson mourning. 6H; Gloucester mourn
Ing, g. American. 6; Barley pink ana purple,
O. Arnold, g, oil red, q OF blue and green, H.
z. indian Hnad, q swin Creek, "a, bh Mlna,
IL, 4; EdReGcld, A. "a, Cabot "a, ~,
Dorby, 81, 81. Glendale, "a, bA; NaChes' S,4;
D. Charter Oak, "a. T. Lake George ~ ~;
hFNNl NNhltIhs - ~ llFiAhNAhiAhf - -
Atlantic A,7ji; bennington heehe2, H,ohi
Utica 8.
FINE BROWN DoME8TICs--Laho George,
"a; HnryeRL76; POcahontas, ~; Great Falls, 2,
Peerless, "a o; Plum Island, n Atlantic, *
| grooubror, 7k Anendale. IA, Dwight 7hi 30;
| leot Y, D.
BLRGCHED DoMEsTICs-socal,s ~: Sunny
Side, e. bonneville. ~; Forent 4; Blg bonanza,
| 4, 6; Auburn, 81: LonBdala Nj Lonsdale, cam
| brlc l2H; wainsutta, r. New YORK mills. II;
| Diamond Hi. cambria, ~ Knights, cambria,
| y, Hero, A. y; Hero. Z, g. Ballardvele, T. Can
bridge Y. s; Peerless, Y, bh; Fruit Of the Loom
| gh: Gem Of the Spindle, bk: BarkerBA; Glen. "a
DUCKS-Arkwrgh 10; kttrick, b.oE l0h;
Stark. doE, ~, Stark. 1904, 10, Savage, soE, 'lp
| Hampden, brown and drab, 90, TO- Hampdel
| Xxx. do ~ Boston. 1904, brown and dfab. 10Y
Monmuk, ~ inch. 40 No, n 40 inch, IN; Nc
| X "a inch., SIX; Gold Medal Blue. l2H; Lior
brown and drab. II: Chariot striped, l2Ni sav
age Striped, 12k.
TICKINQ- Amoskeag AGA, 10. Hamilton. II
Hollywood. plaid, H. Standard y, 0A; Easton
OK; Omega, 16%; Continental Fancy. w. Stan
dard Fancy, gk: Harrisburg, III
HlCKORY-Rook River CD; Blue and Brown
DC; India lOkG Arl'sgton, $40 Thotndlke
II G; Hamilton II; American, 10, Lowell CITY, "a
PLAID SNABUkGS-Delta, ~; ECONOMY
0H. Ottawa, ~; Michigan. ~ BELLE 7kWood
lawL.7A; Ca,awbaSS Arlington, s. August
s.. Louisiana, ~.
a-Roxboiough. rs. Paciac, Il II %
Beaver Valley. 20; TOXIC. l2S, Humboldt, ~
Peoples, 2SE; Louisville, ssh; Kentucky, AS,
United States, son. deld Medal, H.
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n IicIts october estimate or The European


QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY,
COFFEE-Rio fair, ll@llsc; primo 100
l}c choice, l9dlic fapuyrN, tie; Java 2Or
TEAS Imperial. iim6jr Young Tyson, 400
Coz Ooloug, 45g9GOr. jaunu, G0aG5c
SUGARS Powdered be; crushed lie; gram
lated, l0c: standard /. gEc. Louisiana white
clarified, 0sc, yellow clarified, 0AC; choice
Louisiana, $40
| MOLASSES-Loul.ian lana choice Csc: prime, 500
55c: fair To good, i21i5c: corn syrup SOC; sugar
syrup 6iGGlc rchollod i5ul2c
| 'BAGGlNG-purc Juic. ~ lbs ,llmllEc: per
| yard ~ lbs, lO6oGiU4c, Ties ! g CLIO per
bundle.
| RICE Wholesale. CHm7Ec
| SAI'r-In barrels 3 ID Byerp0sI I'm sacks,
75@i 50
| CRACKERS Soda, 7AC w, no; Xxx,
| 7AmSc. cream, luc' ginger guns, Toe.
! sOAP-Olvc, o 20 per box b ne india r.
pound bars % per box. A-ponud bars, copper
| CAEhLES-Smr ru weight l5S, short1iS.
! CuErSE-W, r. l2G ful cream, lIallJac;
| Young America, 10.
| HOMINY AND CiITS-5 90 per barrel.
| RAISING London luytr new per box, . 0E
layer. 2 Cieg rs.
DRIED pEACnFs-Uapcelci 7c peeled re,
WELL BrCEETs-i o0el Is per dozen
| LOrIIFSPINS-R ROM !, Csc, SPRING per box
NFAsuREs-E bushcl irou bound, ) 80 Der
dozen; 2.hoOp pals, o. 3.hoop, 20.
| TUBs-3 nest 70. s nest, 25 No 1, 9 90
per dozen: No. .. o.; No r. 80 per dozen.
l
| pOWDEV-b 90 uer kcR OF rs pounds l2H do
o ~, az do. / ~, h,Asting Kegs. 2 Oh Shot
drop bar. Olrl lO buck 2jal g5.
PiGKLEs-Medium barrel. 500 b-barre
n pmall barrel 0 40 small !. barrel 4 "a
nosien mIxeA d .hRrrG $40 ChnW-chOw 4.
pnrrci \ 40 2.gallOn pfVs CHOW. chow. 1 50
Sw,I n ., dc tuIz,j rickIp. 20 Glass hints
II Az uin.a itts . 90 Glass t,.gallon. 4 30
Glass l.pnllSn. 4 H. Gla.. If. *. gallon. s75.
GOAL OII,".io dcr,ecs ic,t in barrels
30 low grade oil i'm cans. / ~. $50 degrees flr,
lest per case
MACiFREI-No harrels. 10 40 No. / 4
barrels , 5o No. v .bnrrels. 4 50 No l.,
Lsrrcis 7 OO No . = barrels . 90 No. 1 hits
Ia 10 Hts / G5, No, 4 Kits 90
HOLLAND HERRING-lmported,l 25 per key
| CAHnY- Stick i2l.c A pouud. fancy. Bc
; CipER-Cra6 eppic. iOc Missouri cider. 20
, pcr rnllon Vinegar. per gallon. iS62Oc
S1'ARCII-penH AZ Roynl Glass Az Bon
tan i.nound pecKagcs. q. Corn starch i.poun,
narLnges 4 6.pound wood box glass. 7A, <
hound paner box glass "a.
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LIVE STOCK.

There are 70, 900 sheep In the ylcinIiyof Miles
City, Mnntina Territory.
Quite " feature In jersey breeding Just now IL
the practice Of sending COWS aud hoiiers To bulls
noted AS the sltes OF famous builctcows
The cate markets uf Liverpool London and
Glasgow are much M they were week ago ard
dressed beef Is u shade higher In Liverpool
Freighls are unchanged. Insurance remaius at
3 per cent Int will 10 advanced shorty,
An exchange remarks that u Iock NJ sheep
left ~ "tuslle' In rain and snow and slCot and
opposed TO all sorts OF extremes, aa they are 10
a great extent In this country. cannot produce
either the highest grade or largest quantity II
wool sheep may bc able 10 live on brush n
Profitable To their owners Besides, they
have habits much Ike tbs deer and need
changco air aud pasture M well as quiet and
shelter when the sonny days come. An old
aud successful hunter once unmarked tina
whenever he went huuung deer he always first
visited fis sheen pasture According as tho
sheen were up hill o. down, or on the north oil
south hde 40 ho would surely find the deer II
hobylousfrom THIS that sheep require change o.
range An we'll an Nyerftw, In that they have
| Theu they must have shelter Wind doesn't hur
| thcm ~ much As reAn avid sleei for hleruO has
said God tempers the wind TO the short
lamb" Even In Texas and New Mexico corral'
built otstakcB and covered with broom sedg,
AMI sod would prove not very exp nslVc but
grateful shelter duting the nutihers and at
| other times when sheep are properly eaTeI
lt they will produce more wool and finer
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
| lRcportcd by VIII N, Wallis, nroyers' Az,
Bumucrs Stock Yard, North Side Him ST.
BEEVES-Co.n hseyes, none fair 10 gOol
grass bceves, 2kttSAc per pound, mes ium gfaS
bgCvog, 2kspSc per pound
COwH-Batrcn cows, - OOR21 40; Mich cows
North Texan grades 20 t0u6O co. common Il
'air, 81 0ON 20 90 Stock cattle Moud, ibOOR2O O
BULLS AND BTAiS-O'or sausage manu-
| facmtee bulls, az. stays ~ eve,
| CALNES-Noal calves, q OlsN o. yoatl,ngi
lOAl6 90 two yeM-olde, ~ us.
SllEEp-0oOi mutton 2H00c ner pound
medium mutton. iS@2Ao per pound, btOC
sheen 200nS 10,
GOArS-2 OO,Aa 20 Ger head,
HOuS-Corn rel, u 6c medium, lfiS,
atolk hoes. axe. sleCk TO aui feeders, iGiAc,
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sADDLERY AND HEATHER.
QUOTATIONS. ro.nAY.

SOLE Notwithstanding heavy (no
brandS u DO heavy, A0 do X medium Inc
hrandSl 81 do medium, 81, baltimore and Gin.
clnnah, ~ Buflalo slaughter prine, 81 good
~ MatamoraR %
itARNEsS LEATHER-oak No, !, IS; No. =,
EXTRA SO, No. ?, -; No, I, hemlook, IS; No ?
3i No. q 80,
FRENbH CALFsKIN-l 1901 rs according
10 quality
PHILkDELPIuA CALFsKlN--No. /. l 100
1 81 do No. 9 S,HN6c,
rhiLADRLPnlA KIps-No l, Sc@l 90
according 10 weight
No Isl naEe collars ~ ~ 3 inch cotton
back bands, IS. az inch COTTON cnrs
bands, 1 40. Duck collars, % inch cotton
6.-6-S trace chains, iOc 6k--s--2 trace ohains,
40 T-s-2 trace chains COZ No. !, hook
hands !. o. r, 421 No. = 20. No l. well
halters. rope tie ? IS. No . wob hslieu, rope
DC as.
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WOOL, HIDES AVID PELTHIEs.

The Boston Commucial.Bulletin Of last Saiur
day says In ilst,v.cw uf the wool market Of
the weeR: THE state Of Ohio Is rep Ttad TO be
nearly bare ut wool AMI one buyer says he
never hciOre found such small Supplies there ut
n corresponding pHrlOd The stock OF wool In
Boston rs wen as at many interior points Is not
large for this season Of the gear, Though con
siderable arrivals Of California by sea are ex.
peuted withii a week or two The future OF the
market depends 10 great extent upon foreign
wOOs some Australian aud Il good deal OF
Euslish and Irish combi'g have been lately
purchased In England tor this market, and In
six or eight weeks from now arrivals may be
expected from Melbourne Now Australian
began to be received here last year about the
middle ofSepiember. fixture waves depend
ed entirely upon domestic woods, the outlook
might DO considered quite favorable In spite of
the unsatisfactory cot ditlon of sumo breaches
Of tho wooden industry.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
WOOIr-NeElcan free Of burrs, HOBO Mex
lean improved, lAdl7C; coarse, l6FlSC coarse
medium, lSGlgc; medium, lD020C; fine medium
| 20tn2lC fine wool, according 20 dirt and con
diliou,. ii&23G bury 2@yo per pound less
according TO burrs.
| HIDES-Hoayy hides II pounds and mp
sound, lSC light hides, under " pounds, free o
grubs, l0C; light hides damaged or one grub o
more iSu!li, bud and damaged, 81; dry salt
| u, ID Welsiited, &c; green hides. &c.
! WI RlRA-Decr sklns, 2Om22c. antelope. 100
~ o. ltskina, lbib2ho; sheep pelts, as per wool
200Gt l;sheatng,. lO9l5c.
rkl lOW-prime Allow, &c; tolloW grease, ga
$40; 4 ieAbo yellow 20 brown. A@bc.
hEN WAN-ftimo yellow, 4Jo, dart aud ednl
traie,i. Ikd20.
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PROVISIONS

The stock NJ moss pork NJ ChiCqgo last Sa,ur.
day was estimated at a. 900 O. coo barrels aud
OF lari at about AZ, 900 teruoS
The packing At Chicago for the summer sea.
sou which Is closed today. viii Aggregate about
l, SAWO head,ag Inst l,t6t 900 thc previous sum.
met Tho increase IN weight tits stated, will
nc Milwaukee Tor the summer 10 Saturday last
IL reported AZ 9LvtO hogs, against 0N he
corresponding t'mo last year Packing AZ Cedar
Rapids IN the same umo lSl,lS hogs against
les 900 the previous year
QUOTATIONS TODAY,
BACoN-short clear sides, ga9cA; Long
clear Ahko less
DRY SALT-Short clear Sides SS@SAc Long
clear a sk less breakfast hacOn &C.
UAMS-Canvassed and uucanyRsSad, l7c
LARn-riorco QEW nalfOarrcl, QRc.
i0.pOund cans .Cc; gNpOund cans, 7kg
tO,pound ceus Qkc; 5'p0und cans, l0'sc, 3
mound cans iOkC
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FRUITS, NUTs, BUTTER EuGS, POUL.
TRX, GAME, ETC.
ornrArInNs rn.nAY.


GREEN APPLES OoaJ co poy barrel.
NUTS-Almouds. .H' VOC puuuli Brazil, 100
i2c; hlhorts, l6G Nap 's wrluuts. loo per pound:
chystnuH imported, ugH ol tas market pea
ut, To lnyssee red ~ a., lhlC1 white, i2kC,
CcOAnuts, QOlNiO 10
CALlFORNIA pENts-t TaaJ % per Nox.
ORANGES Louisiana, per b0fssl, 10 TO- per
box. I 80
LEMoNS-.S.,ily, as per box, Malaga
none IN market
DATNS-ln rails lOnl2c.
HANANAS-3 Olli ~ per- bunch
GkApES-halaga, & OOta6 80 half barrel
SWEET pOrArOES-On the streets. red,
~ per bushe, ycllew, ! ~
ONiONS-New, l 50 per bushel.
POrATOES-per hWShel lOl
CABBAGR--Ncw, . OOG2 - per dozen, or 4,
per pound.
CHlCHENS-we quote at . 75GS 20 per dozen
TURKEYS, | cool 80.
RGGS--2NelNO per dozen.
RuTrER-Cholco western, c0G25c, cooking
lhalSo, country, !be2Sc
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GEORGE j. HEATING,
Naaas Ctr, Special Partner
" Y (2(HIES
- - = = = : =
IARGE sTOCK -LOW pRIOlls

ton and capital from the north, 20 become the
orch ird aud garden oi the United STATES
Georgia IL siu In Empire state of the south
leading In manufactures aud improving Us
system Of agriculture. Kertucky boasts OF me
wealth and resources Of both the south ana
west Louisiana ~ receiving new life ana
spirit and all the prospect urs bu1yaul ana
promising. Mississippi is experiencing greal
railro,h a tlvity. md new cot u-milt arc
going M North car. lima has surprise Dos
on and Ncw Eaglaud with its Extraordinary
mineral. wood aud agrlcui Wal display, ana Is
an nlntILrn uIlhln ll.nIl
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&eliatens.

@ellglouS.
pBFlRSr BAPTIST OauRCH-Corucr OF
Sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev H. T.
uansS, naSlor Suuday'school az gSOn. m
d. J, l.. Williams, superintendent. Preaching
At la m Hni y. m, by the pastor SEATS
free aud u welcome to Az.
NGREG ArlONAL OHU RCH-C Corner of
HarwoOd and BRYAN streets, Rev. &, | aconcld
nWtuu services at II a. m, and s p. M.
Morning theme, Tho Testing o. Faith
REFlRSr CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
ot Bryan aud Pearl streets. Services at II "A,
m. ana sunday school at $3.50 y. m. An
are Invited
rs-COMMERCk ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school At $3.50 u. m. Preaching at n a
M and y m fraycr-meeting Thursday
| RTDALLAa Gay MlsslON-Gnsprl service
Mission sunday.school this afternoon At the
court house Singing commences at $3.50 sun.
day.sChuol proper at T. singing also AMIR the
| Sunday.sohOOl, A cordial Invitation extended
| TO ALL
HB-FLOYp STREET NJ r. CHURCH SOUTH
REV, W lill, peslor Preaching ut II
m, and z r. m Sabbath school nj @GOa IN
A cordial Invitation extended tn all.
ns-rABERN AGILE NJ h. CHuRCu-Coruer
| Of Kim AMI sycamore streets, Rev ) A.
| Thomson, pastor Services At II H. M and 5
In m. Sunday.school az $50 A. m Payer
meeting every Wednesday evening at SIP IN.
seats I'VE Public Corllll, invited
sol lRsr PRESBYTERIAN NHUBClT-Cor.
/ ner Main and liarwuct streets kcv 4 4.
Smith, pastor Preaching at ~ a. m. ami :
IN m, sahhnth.schonl at $50 a. m The
| public goucrllly invited
90 SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
| Wood street, near llAwuoi, prcWChiug 40 ID a.
m. aud 3. m. by the pastor Spnbath.Schn1l
At gN "A, m. A cordial invitation is cxtenuci
TO all
Gn-CuMR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
North Harwood street Rev, h. w. Bnughtnn
pastor Preaching liza m aud Sp m. sabbath,
school at $50 a, m, Robert r. scay, supefin,
tCrdcnt 4 cordial invitation extended tn an
ra-LANAR srREErM r. OHuRIu SOUTH
--WOrhiping at Dallas Female college. tivj
oak street. Rev. W. N. Hughes pastor
Preaching At n y m and s " m. Communion
every fret sunday gitcr the morning services
sabbath school atVa, m, Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night ass y, m. A cordial nvua
uou EXTENDED 10 all
n0-LtVk OAK STRICT BAPTIST CHURCH..
Corner live OAK aud llarwood street, s A. Htv
duu, pastor sunday school atNe0 q. m w
7. addison SUPERINTENDENT.
ne-UliApEL iNCARNA rtON -CORNER Ut
n uwnod street and Mckinney road Sunday
school every SUNDAY morning At o'clock
Morning prayer and service urst AND thlld sun
pay,
aUsr MATTHEWS CATHEDRAL setyicc
pt n a. m. and IL y m. The Rev H. 4
Reg is wall oMciale to-day,
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GEOUERsEs.

Ney york circular says there is little change
"a motto for the week. Tho rCCe pt have been
II Sl5 tons IN the four ports, ana me deliveries
a. 500 tons The stock IN all hands Is re3uted
o 900 tons Buying has been only mQd' rae
here, bat our r.lnefs have purchased quite
freely in London aud o,her foreign mGrsrts.
The demaud for refined has been less active,
causing rslners 70 cduce the production.
Since October the rccslpts ~ four ports nave
boen l5l5g tons from Cuba, 451 tons from
BRUSH and French West Indies $50 tons from
Brazil g. $40 tons from Eu.t l0oias, so tons nom
| China 5Ol tens from Mnundus, 1-iJ2 tons,
of which 81 % t1uh arrived u rhnerS ana TO-
! 3}7 tons T. importers. Sales for some time 80, b
| 2 % tons, Eud tOai deliveries 60 SO IONS, Whl
! ipcludp recent. Ia re0ners stocks have de.
/ ere, sod 30 . tons since October Bcfuers
| stocs In New York Is 1877 tons, against ll,1G3
/ tons last year and rrtuerH stock In Boston Is
| - 500 t0uI, against 90 tons last year Total
stock iu four ports In all hands rs s2,6U tons,
against siGlj tons last week. ana '9S8o tons last
| A New orleans circular says: con tho l7th
inst rain fol in abundance, and as far as asCcr.
/ taiued all the trouble and delay TWul'ug rom
! the lscs ~ water IS now past Grinding has
lnOw become quite general and csCn davis re
plantations The cane Is quite ripe md rich,
| nj though small, and ByiulbiUg very high
quality VI Juice. The tonnage TO the acre Ia
some cases is very light but on the average IL
| fair, considering that most of the planters nre
| Ms yet only cutting their stubble cane. AZ pres
Ont writing we sec no reason N change our lat
estimate and repeat that with favorable weather
! during October and November the crop VIII
reH N l75 900 10 100000 hogsheaGs, probably the
latter figure. Tho crop Is fully week later
than last year. as will be seen from the COmpar
alive receipts. The general quality Of the sugar
NJ Iiclts October estimate OF the European
crOp Of beet sugar IL as follOws, 40 compared
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RWNIANiNNN NNshANs
Mems kip hngauS nom Apl ~,
lOvg Kip hrOgapp, fruM eN,pl 90,
Mems l. cal btogans, from COOL IS,
II ys 4. calf brOaare. from piAl -
Mems Kin 2-hucklo piows cool IS.
n vs. Nip 2.buckle plows Sel y,
Men bu0 balls, congress- and button, lTbOfs "a
Mems cali balls. congress an button, > 1904 80
Mems kipboots ~ NGsS 10.
M,nup. calf hOote Al OOdib co.
Ncu'seAlt h lOts, W % f60 ~,
lioyS hip boots, N 00,GlS o..
nniS 4. boots, 10 tOd2 ~,
Rows cal cots, "a 6OG21 10.
Womou's On hip polkas, Yb@S'Ac
Miss (O Kip polkas 60 a7oc,
Chlfs ~ NN polkas, all siEe, hGt5c,
Chld'o Kip poIkas. al slses hhd0ic,
womops calf peg aud ~ polish, M4i 30.
Misses calf pig aud IS polish, Goal 10
womon's huH sowed polish, Wal y.
Wum0us calf sewed pohsh I 1901 S1k
Woincu's rain sowoi aud polish, Q0el y,
WOmen's X d scwCd GOAL 20
wOmen's goat sewcd polish, ~ TO | ~.
Women's grain sewed huttoul o. toll %
Women KID sewed hutton, % toSM
Women's goat cwed button 7,to2@.
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rIsn, oYsrriISs AND aAMr.

FIsu--Rcd, shoephead and Trout l2c; New
Orloaus led snapper, iac; Spanish macker.
ell 100
med nm, 8 90 extra select, 9 % Matagorda qOc;
erwick's hav. Is per hundred
GAME-NCnlson and antelope s. Buffalo. 3.
Ducks per dozen, %; Quail, 10. wild tur-
keys, 0o@g o., grouse, 10 Squirrels 80.
Rahbils, 1 90. jack rabbits 4 ~
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oUEENswAEn


ASSORTED GRAZ ES-iO O00 70 90
puMs LERs--ssi Ia so per Go1sm O0Bi 0.
gor box; gnbletst ! jc6 60 per barrel
oEONENARE- ll0J gallons, ~ 20
hANFS-E. H,,f lf:G H., co. i1ap chin
neys. % PC boz Elsnfina ehaA iaLnpa. " 13
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New York a1yicts dcnut. decline iu borax.
with sales at II "a 20 I2s wolfe cream brtar is
lc higher Opium aud qum,no nfc weak, and
refined camphor is e. Iuvsf id-liyer OIL Is
htm, and the piice has aivEne-
ed In New York 10 Si ~ for
Norwegian. Oiis peppermint, sas,afrs. and
rose are loser and Nnodcsl saffron sells
vt the East as lew as Sic.
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nnnra AND snOEs

The total shipments " boots and shoes from
n,utDn To points outside " Nov Eggland since
Iauu, wy now foot up tRtS ig6 cases, agalus, % '
lS72SN caSys Tor the cortcAron ling period OF ISL
20 GqSl cases In lba, aud ,ppI $50 cases In 1851.
Massachusetts, Main and New Hampshire
make 500 % Oh worth ri shoes Per annum,
The Uni I'd states Ia 1880 made fl6G Oih,Gt
warh Of ihOss. North Cuultua has but five
,hOc factories, aud turns outa product Of olly
iu4 pOO
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on,1nAnn nnsAnsarrrs.


Tboro ,v,,, ,,,,r, pond Zee, ipts ol gain ~ 1ay
az eclaily OF corn and Wis Donlefs slale lnat
they purchased about l2O bushels OF go Goih, 1'V
bushels OF oats u vi The mNls rftlvrl -Vu puhn
os Of whe by rail- w" On O, oo'" ,,, v1C csts
OF corn, one NJ ilnur Ouo nt oWs "nn ln'Aeu
CIR of oats and meal There were also nuineI
OuY email orders ilied for gram nat Wenl IoI OF,
wand. Prices IN his r'ly nrc very "'ih' 1"u III
Kinds of grain in good demand.
WHEAr--Uhoi6u. %. medium. low grade 9Oo
Soc Nicaragua 80 5ic,
RYF-Hominal Mt OK: tOrthern, soc.
" nnRN New in shuck, iOc shclled and
ATA-.Choicc. $50: sacked, % higher.
FLOUR-Paent 2 65u8 or early breakia',
8 40 cream hoda, 0o@5 lH puro 'T 40 80 q ~
Todd Mills Patent \ 1G gHoh' d 90 i'"''''
BRAN--Al mills, Toe, IA stIre. NO,
CoRNMEAl.-F hol,ed per 100 pounds
fEEp-choppea corn per e, 100 , rCHUSss g g
Cho pad corn and oat, yer lOJ pouhuS' Law
corn brnn per 10 rouuds, hoe
GRAHAM FLOUk--Ptr 100 pounds bN.
HAY-nark, O08S 90 bright W. from
stores, prairie, bAled, dark, OOg7 W. brlgnt
10 90 bright hee on board w" y"
wiLLRT sEED-bcc German mille, 7Sc
The receipts Of grain fer the week al fcor
werp Bl1,bl0 bushes against O,l'S1 lhe Pre-
Vlous week and OH COS Tor the CORRESPONDING
week OF last year. ~. .r. =,
A Milwaukee dealer u grain ha put lorth a.
estimate OF this years corn crop, SAID 70 W
based upon the 0tic'A' returns OF the seVera
stat AGRICULTURAL bu taus, or departments az,
upon Information f,um private sources liz
makes Tho total crop I G2l, 10 % bushels. TIM
IA onward OF 900 coo bushels moro man IN
final figures OF thp Washington bureau on 10,
wear s crop aud only no M lOOOOO hushrl
abort OF the unea,talod crop OF 1850 It's nteiV
safe 10 predict that the n ,yymner nsures o, w
Washington bureau win fall YOOOO1Mo tushel
below tho Wisconsin, dealers eshinalr' IN
dealer m ~ he nearer right than tho bureau ~
10 The total Yield, hn, he can hardly so nea
right AZ u the yield relatively TO that OF le'
year. There Is some n aon 10 believe that W
bureau Was lsO 900 bushels er so below ~
mark In last years. figures, II sueh Was IN
case, the crop this year may DO ~ muoh =
100 900 600 bushels, otherwise not slnqe II ma
bo said 10 be almost notorious that THIS year
crop issmaller than last ycATa The lssses D
frost In the northern corn bell cannot have pee
made good by larger yield elsewhere, elthouf
IL Ia undoubtedly true that In some Localities "
crop was far above the nv rage. On me Nhol
those who have faith In the Washington hurea
will DO likely 10 recclvc the MILWAUKEE, hgur
with some hesitation,
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ouor,yIoks ioDAv Nta
CASH. 90 per hundred. stove S5c wrought,
20 10 Is, per hundred. brass, = 90 TO 10 % per
hundrdi copper " ~ " " " per hunsredi
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WAGON WOOD WORK

QunrArioSs ro.nAY.
sPOKES-From TO 2h Inch, per SET NIX
select, y 90 IKE 7a
sAWED fELLVks-iil To- az / 70 PEI. set
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ANTiDoTE TO MALARIA.
Convict Labor to Let

Proposals will be received By the Pcnionii4ry
Roa-d az uftn, Texas. until NOVEMBER I,
1881, for the hire Of IRON 100 to Q ConviCts 10
be worked inside the wells OF the Stale Prni.
tenusry at Huntsville, Texas Shop room wi |
he furnished, aud also the use OF a fine lot OF
machinery for making wagons aud furniture
The m 81 Of the machinery Is new and ainOunis
In value to ab0ut ('2O,OO0) Twenty Thousand
Dollas. Contractors win DO expected TO fur.
ni'h heir own power.
For further PARTICULARS address the Secretary
Of the Penitcniary Board at Austin. Texas or
THOMAS GOREE. Superintendent Of Peni.
tenuares. Huntsville, Texas, or BEN + McCnl-
LOcE, Assistant SUPERINTENDENT Huntsville,
Texas. JOHN lRELAED, GOy'r. ! Penitcn-
WALTER TIPS. tiary
q SEARCY J Board