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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-07-26
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gr.is per 8Iaide, so Gents Rrobstaideu'
25 Gents. IL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-07-26

- @idtis iin6 bisien Serbit nas
mentIi6 bic @ablidIa1ten, ipeIde in
ben 9iOrbitaaten Soiua, MaHa6uistts,
DiinneIOta, Neip Seriep, 9teip Dorf,
SbiO uno 9enniplbanien seidIasen mers
ben, benn iie enti6eioen mbsIider @eiie
bic 8rdiibentenipabI sum boraus.
glimmt bic sSlutbipeIIe, ipie begpnnen, su
Gunitsn Der ,,Sempfraten" ibren Sorts
gang, 10 iperben bic ,,8epubIifaner" i'm
Sabre 1884 einsnf6persu Stano baben.
Sbre einSise SOffnunS berubt pann nod
Sarauf, RAP Die ,,oemptratiibe" Mebrs
belt i'm GonSreB hurb Gin IauscS uno ins
baltsppIleS Siinbenre9iIter iid benz
2anbe reht iiberlGitig madt. Sas
cincinnati 8OIfsblatt" ldBt ii6 beSiiss
lid Der SerbItpabIen, ipie fclst, aus:
,,llnter Sieien 9Sablen 1T bic in Obip,
Sem einsisen Sctpberltaate, bic ipi6tiss
ite. Diit 9lusnabme bon 9lsip SSerIep
baben I'M Sabre 1880 ale bieie Staoten
fir Garfelb Seitimmt ; isitber iin6 aber
nod bier berIeIben, nGmIi9 Dtafa6us
Ietts, 9len gprf, Sbio unb 9ennIpIs
Uanien, bon ben Demofraten 9eippnnen
pproen. Bon ben sipei iebt nod in ben
SGnben Der 9tepubIitaner beiinNIiben
Stoaten = Sotpa lmo OtinnefOta =
oiirfte crItcrer, in 5oI9e Der 9SrobibitipnS
9efirportuuB Sur6 Die 8epubIitaner,
oiesmaI mbgliber 9SeiIe bon ben Dee
mUtrateu gstpounen iperSen. Son ben
bier bereits berIsrenen Staaten iperben
bic 8epublifaner ieoenfales Sipei -
9enmIpIpanien lmo Waha6uietts-Sls
riid9eipimen. Sn Obio mb 9ieip
yorf basesen IinS bic Gbancen ber beis
ben garteien 70 nabeSu 8Ieid, S0B Der
glus9ang borIGufiS ipeniStenS ais
sdnSIi6 unSctpiB uno unbere9enbar bes
tradtet neroen muB."
llnIerer 9lniidt mad 1T Sies etipaS
aum suUer1idtli6 9eiproden. gti9ts
@eipiiies ipeiB man nidt - fann man
nit 9iidIdt auf bic SerbitiuabIen ia9en
SeIbIt auf ben glussanS iR Yennipls
panien uno Mafa6uietts mDhtsn ipl,
nidt i6p6ren. g9as Butler lebteS
Sabr seIang, tparum iolIte eS ibm ii
SieIem Sabre, Sa er pieI tpeniger Sinr
berniiIe Su iiberipinben bat, mibIin8en
Wlan barf iiberbaupt ni6t pergehen
| baB bic 3abI Der unnbbdnsisen Stimm
eeber, auf bic feline Sartei it6er re9nei
fam, itetis tpa6it. Seine gartei Der
fiat ilber cine 8oltsmebrbeit. Siele
ni9e 1T Der anbsrn SegeniIber immsr IL
90rtbeiI, fpsI6e furs bon ben gSabIe'
umpeniSiten @eIssenbeit butte, Summ
bsitcn uNb Siiuoeu 81 bcSeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-07-26
Sentfcbe
photographic 0allerie,
ron
Scinricb sSreD,
42l 2adananna 9lbenue, Scranton,
unb 101 Diain 9lbenue, SbSe
9arf, pa.

Oisis 8aIIErissu dnb benz gentiattu @pbI.
irplltn hes tsuti6sn publifumS bsiisns snt.
pfrblsn.
Die @allrris i2l 9adapanna glSsuus III
bic bet sussribtsts unb IbGniie in Snau!pu
unp fs ilnp bsies @si6Gfte nit ben neusifen
uns bsifsn 9nfrumsntsu unS gIusriiifHnssn
ssrlebrn.
g8ir rmPfsbIsu unS fir gufuabmm isssr
Art Siltsr in her 6,aIIsris, ais aud fir 9ane-
i9afisbilcsr, 9sbduern, @sitai6afttu, etc.,
unb bas Gppiren Spn Silbsrn unb 8ngrBetr-
unseu in India Ink, Crayon, @alIsr unb
Srlfarbsn pirb gut unb billis ausssfibrt.
3nHtigs unb cpmptttnte Arbsitsr litbn uns
CUR Seitf, unb biirfeu mir uuIers Grtuues per-
ii6srn, saB Hibt5 SsriGumt psrSru pirb. lIe
nit ben gItritsu ais auh in trr 9tbitnuna
ppllitGuhig ;ufrisbeu su ifrlIru.
Silesrabmru Ju 9sfI. gusRabl unb su Bill
Iissn prriisu,
Scnnia9s fSunsH Nufnabmrn gtma9t MFR
ben pcn 8 llbr Wprssus bis 3 llbr Ra1mit-
tags.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-07-26
Sie Hribat- S6nlc,
OCs
9SrDf. SJpS. SSie(h,

an WiHIin Nuenue Qut6. 9iUns sirds) er.
6ffnet ibreu Sommer.8urius nit Dem 2. Suli.
9rof. Sol. 9ieID bsrsitet aud Sdiiler fiir
eoIle8ien unO lluiueriitdteu Dor. gebinaunasn
Iebr mdbig.
SduIsel6 $l.5O Den Wtonat Der Sda.
Ter. llnterri6tsfd6er wis in elmer 5ffentIidlen
S6nIe. nnBerOem Saltib, 6raw6flb unS
9nteiniid.
RGbrr sIusfuuft idriftlib bur6 6. 9. f24,
pbrr in Ieinr g8Sbnuns No. 429 goams 4ye.
nue, nnbe trr SsutI6en Wetbpeiiisn Rirdc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-07-26

ng 9as luBnuaren 0epartement
in SrOtpn'S See Sipe lit poaitdnSiser
ais ir8eno eines Der Staot.
nsA- SANDS uno 9eiIetaI6en, Softer
uno anoere iesglusriiIhnsen, in
8roipn'S 8ee Sioe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-07-26
6. StcemaDer II. SObn's
Sicr=S r0mcrei,
QDilfesbarrr, Wn.
9ittStpu.

- Dies. Ii. g. 9abnseielI6aft bat
bon 8ittston mad GaIcSpille Gin Sops
peIteS 0eIeiIe scIeBt.
= Die Sinoer6pIcro tritt in Sieicr
9iadbari6uft in oIarmirenNcr Q8eiie
auf.
- Der 8erSmam Sbomas 0iiIes
ipurbe am NtontaS bur6 einen 9pbIenz
faQ I'M 8arnum S6adt ibwer perlSbt
or brad bic SinulaSe uno einem glrm
unS crbielt oeridisSsne 99umben am
SinteriOpie uno 8Iden.
- Der StuStratb bon 9ittStpn 30.
rough BAT bei6Iphen, cine gluIeibe bpr
s24, 900 Su MAIDEN, I'M Die funbirte uni
idipebenSe Sdulp ;u beieitisen. g9it
baibt beieitisen?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1883-07-26
Srau II. ardft,
6enriite SeutIdle Sebamme,

Nn Der ,psiteu gaeu, bon GsOnr Bu @ittiton
ape., 5piiden BiIIcm unO aIoeritraben
,mpfiebR fi6 ben Sraueu bon Strnnton bel
allen in ibr Sad siniblagenOen @erri6tungen
uuter 8ufderung 9eiuiiienboiter Seoienung.
lin gtneieten 3niprud uiro gebeten. 46
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
Hopkins Mowers,

We have heard agents make the as
sertion that the Hopkins Manufacture
ing Company WAS small concern.
Perhaps it is compared with others,
Notwithstanding 1t has the capacity OF
making and turning out from 80 to 80
machines daily and has been doing sc
for some time. The company also has
an authorized capital of 81 1850. 900, yet
we do not pride ourselves on the qHau-
tity Of machines made by this COM
pany, but on the quality of the mach
Inc, which we broadly assert is the
best moving machine in the world.
We will admit that there are many
good machines in the market, but In
wet and tangled grass, with fine dead
grass at the bottom, oil mowers using
the old style of cutter caps will clog,
aud we can NOW where others cannot.
There Is no other machine in the mar
ket that has the open cutter caps and
they cannot get the or will not DO al.
lowed to use them. We ask the agents
Of BrockwaY Centre who are selling
other machines. to sell their own ma
chimes and not stand in the streets and
try to injure the reputation of q ma
chine that they know nothing about
nor never saw work.
THos HICKEY, Ag't.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
PECK NOTES.

A great deal of sickness in Peck
Of late.
Little Minnie the only daughter
Of A. 4. Leonhard died on Sunday
last from diphtheria. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leenhard have the sympathy Of the
whole community in their sad be.
resvement.
Glenn, eldest son of Geo w. Saw
ell, was very sick with the same dis.
ease. He is recovering fast. Il is
hoped that this terrible disease will
not spread over the village.
Mrs. J. House died July ond.
Mrs. III. o. Babcock and Miss
Frank Daro closed their school with
an exhibition which was grand
success. The proceeds went towards
purchasing a bell for the school
house.
The Peck Stars played game at
Valley Centre on the 23d of June.
The score stood so to Is in favor OF
the Stars. TYRo.
NoTIoE.-A grand ice cream fes-
tival will be held at the new Mason
ic hall in the village of Peck, on
Tuesday, July Gath, commencing at
1880 p. M, for the benefit of the
Sunday School. A short entertain
ment will be given, consisting OF
vocal and instrumental music, speak.
ing, &c. A good time is expected,
Como out and have a good time.
Admission % cts. Children 10 cts.
D. G. butcher, II. o. Babcock,
Supt. Chairman.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
Minden City Murmurings.
chairman.

The rain is abaiting. The waters
are drying from the earth and the
dove with an olive branch is appear
ing.
Minden City is humming with in.
dustry, general improvements every.
where.
Mr.. e. Jones, has completed the
street grading between Main St.
North and South and the Station.
The hill near the church Is being
carted into the hollow near MONEYS
Motel.
Post master Kerr is very siok with
inflammation of the lungs. DIR. Healy
Is in attendance.
George Saelling, leader of the
Band, and Miss Emma Schader,
were married ON Tuesday last.
George Pfaff and Miss Harrison,
were married juno goth, and thus
II goes, with more to follow.
Mrs II. X. Kerr and Mrs Mills
have been absent visiting friends.
That intended picnic for the s.
School, had to be postponed for two
weeks on account of wet weether.
There was a wedding party in
from the county few days since,
and one Of them was arrested and
fined $500 for firing Oft O revolver
while leaving town. But another
young man the Sabbath morning
previous, living next door to tho
marshal, fired at q mark for one
hour and no arrest was made.
serbia.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
CORRESPONDENTS.
wales Correspondence.

r. ing has commenced with gooo
weather. Great quantities will soor
be got in. Many ars far behind OIL
account of the wet weather.
The concert at Mt. Pleasant on
the oath ult. was very fine. The
Prof's brother, J, III. Chute, of Deck
eryille. came in and assisted consid
erably.
The picnic on the 4th was well at
tended, but too many came to sec
and be seen and the rain coming or
between 2 and O'Clock cut shor,
the whole program.
John Eyeland died on July 9Th,
aged &C. He was an honest, sober
man and worthy member of the
"A. p. church. STEEL PEN.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
SECOND EDHTVON.

For thirty cents in cash or ten three
cent stamps, we will mail to any address,
postage prepaid, an octave illustrated
book of 1l2 pages, with handsome illum-
mated cover, entitled Donald Mckay +,
or, The Last Var Trail ofthe BIodocs. This
boo) Is true exponent ofthe old saying
"Truth is stranger than felton," and
contains the romance Of the life of Don.
aid Mckay, the great Scout and Chief Of
Me Warm Spring Indians. The story Ia
founded on facts, and is the only true his
tory of the capture Of Captain Jack, the
Chief Of the Modocs, the warrior who
defed the United States troops In the
Lava Beds; and every incident men.
toned therein can be corroborated by
Donald Mckay, who is still living, and
for whom this book was published.
Address the Publishers,
O. p. SOULD g CO.,
IT'S MONROE ST., CHICAGO, Ill
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12

Is n valuable accessory TO our village
tnl III jc cc much value to busi-
ness mon.
| The long vacation time has come,
and with 1T, we welcome Miss Aggie
Vanorman as she has returned from
her labor In the field of education.
Miss V. has been attending the State
Normal where she will return in Sep
TENDER to complete the full course
in this umc honorcd institution.
Our years school will close on the
srd Of August. The final examina-
zion will take place the last week
when parents are requested to be
present. Each person in the dis
triot should visit the school at nny
cost and especially during tho ex-
aminations, when the harvest time
of the school is come. Your inter-
ost in education, the proper inssruc-
ton and culture of your children, is
shown in no letter way than by fro
quent visits to the school room.
1t was Minnie's birthday, tho Srd
Of July, and number of her school
mates with their teacher, were invit-
cd TO spend the evening at her home.
Despite the roughness Of the wealth
er without there seemed to be sun
beam radiating from each bright
and cheerful face within, making
that 18th birthday one long to be
remembered.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
Brockway Bits.
DIR. and Mrs. Drake have boon
visiting in town the rsst week.

DIR. and Mrs. Drake have boon
visiting in town the rsst week.
VIM. Moore has sold bis property
In this place to Sheldon g. Co., of
st. Clair. Mr.. Moore returns to Pt.
Huron in the fall.
Owen Ryan, the proprietor at the
Brockway House, deserves the hon
est patronage Of oil. Ho Is doing
all he oan to make the hotel com
plete, while the accommodations arc
not bettered in towns of equal note.
The party given on the evening of
the 4th was largely attended while
gentlemsnly conduct was a marked
feature of the evening.
While We yet have small hopes of
o r.. II. coming to Brockway, we
have stronger and ripper ones in the
telephone which is coming. Before
the end Of the week we can converse
with men in all the principal places
in this section. The Office viii be
in w. II. Ballentine's store. This
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
The Household.

Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Uoadsche seem
TO take the place OF the three graces i'll many
households. How led Is the csndition OF
such a family. The Kidneys agd Liver often
gel dsrAnged and perhaps the parents or even
children m-y DE suffering from Diabetes,
Brights Disease or seuie kidney disease. AZ
preventive and slso cure for all the die.
-eased conditions of the Human family no
preparation equals Psrmelee's Dyspepsia,
Diabetes, Kidney aud Liver Cure. Only
s1.00 for large bottles. Bold by O. A. Well's
e Oh
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
MARRIED..

SHUT IIoUeHTos In this place on Thursday
June z. by Rev. A j. Holmes Mr.. Rober
Shut, of Capac, 10 Miss Lizzie Houghton, o
Lynn.
Dinner was served at the Raplcy House II
characteristic style Ito which pastor and wife
were invited.) All tho first fruits OF the season
gave special emphasis to the occasion. May this
happy day be so incorporated into the home life
that memory will always cherish its anniversary
Is the wish of their many friends.
SErrEs-McLEoD-At the NJ. E. parsonage in this
place, on Wednesday, June %, Mr.. John Set
ties, to Miss Mary j. Mcleod, both of Melvin
SMITu-BATEs--At the Rapley House In this place
on Wednesday, July 4th by Rev. Al. Holmes
Mr. Charles Smith, of Lamotte, to Miss Mar
garet Bates, of Marlette.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
Nature Cieanses.

The system, If given au opportunity, but
very few persons find time 10 give nature O
chance and SO the blood, which is the great
drain for carrying away Impurities, becomes
so clogged with disease that unless some help
10 given IL, the person will he afflicted by
bloed poisoning and suffer with Plmples,
Boils, Crabunctes, Cancers, Screfnla. &c.,
aud often die without help. Save yourself
from all this suffering ard loss of limo by
using Farmelee's Blood Purifier which pre-.
vents ell diseases 10 the system. Large bot.
ties $i.00. Sold by G. a. VOLTS & Co.,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12

For Sale-My store, and house and
lot in Brockway Centre also my farm
IL miles north Of Breckway Centre.
For further particulars and terms
apply TO VIM Mcdonald,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
BIRTHS.

N the township of Brockway, on Friday
June 20, 10 the wife OF Isaac MeneIoy son.
In the township Of Broclxway, on Thursday,
July 5th, To the wife of Joel Smades son.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-07-12
PesT HURON 3 NORTHUMBERLAND H'Y.
TIME TABLE.
EAST SAGINAW DIVISION.

Depot foot OF Court Street, Port Huron, Mich.
Trains run by Port Huron tiIno. Trains daily OK
ee?t Sunday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01
HARDWARE AND METALS.
rO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..


Axes-Ooilins per dozen, 300; Gold Dollar per
dozen, 500 Diamond Ridge per dozea. 1000;
shovcls and Spades Rowland's discount 30
per cent; Ames list Aieel goods, discount 4Oand
10 per cent.
skllleis and lids, SC per pound sugar kettles
Dc per pound.
soales-Fairbanks discount Is pol cent.
Howe. discount IS per cent.
Tin plate-l. c., l0xlt, per box, 500: l O.. l4x
2o, per box, 500: Torne, ltx20, per boz, 7,bO;
Terne 20x2S, per box, 1850.
TiEware-pleced discount 80 per cont. ;
temped, discount 20 per cent
pound. ~
No. duck horse cellars 25 per dozen.
Mamcs-two loop 400 per dozen, three loop
t'2S per dozen.
Taoss.-in boxes. 100 papers, $50 per box.
GRUB hoes~per dozen, 400; railroad picks
Mattocks--per dosen, tt.0O.
PLASTER PARis-rcr barrel 6iot So
Rubber Beltug-Discount so per cent.
Nails, so rate.
Sheet iron-1 h, &c; galvanized, discount 2
per cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Shafts, finished, ~ poles, sis so. Single.
trees, wagon, select 81 70; buggy, . %: express,
100. Wagon tongues .l0M Hickory axles'
1900 holsters, i7A Coupling poles, 4 rs
spokcs, INK, select 40; XXX $50 Sawed
felloes, ~, In; 9, 100 Bowdcn shoes q .OO.
Northwestern horse nails. No, & Q. 90 2, $50. 4
b.g; Bar Iron, DC rate Flow steel. 70; spring
steel, Sc; cast steel, lSc,
BuaaIKs-Grade h and spring, top soo@i0e do
aide bal. slOo@iso do phaetons, l9SSiSo, grade
sido spring. N4o@a0; do pfaetons, $500 200
bump seat buegies, ti75to25b platform sprinVI
ll00lA three wiring wagona tp04oNb
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01
TRADE ITEMS,

THERE are sixty thousand orange trees nj
Bay 81. Louis, Mississippi
Artificial eyes have been found among
Egyptian mumies.
II is reported that ex.United States Sen.
Ator Tabor has invested $3.50 900 IN mines
In New Mexico.
The work Of appraising tho Glenn estate
has been completed, and the value Inns
been fixed at Sl,250,OO0.
The steamship Morgan, on her last trip.
carried ,000yonng coffee trees TO Key West,
to be replanted on the Keys.
In Bresau. Germany. a chimney 80 feet
high has been erected Of paper pulp, chem.
icHliy prepared to resist combustion,
The Long Island sand industry has grown
70 great proportions, over $1,000, 900 being
invested Ia the business.
The main building for the southern OK.
position, TO open ut Louisville, KY, Aug.
], Ia now In q sufficiently advanced stage or
construction TO give the spectator some idea
o. lie extensive proportions. II will be- one
o. sns largest exposition buildings ever
Our any large cities, pay GU, IN. ,.rs.
eum OF 10000 900 annually for private con /.
S onn csn 81 go and nom eo,0O0,0o0 10 o..
Each houss 10 New YORK iS Sscv,.,.a lin
!sdslph!s shs average as L only "a Y 80 IN N
- ~ y Sf'sans e07co' and 10 pitls6urS only
Theme scksss dsliveyy rule, sdops,d b
leooine boseou orv e0Qdi house,, e q ms.
go. lhca0h p2oplo q ~ su6urS; ~ much
oIelageneo. xne 60 g sendins s spool q
Qnl4od g = oe4eoo9ln9 Inv o. l6uP nile
n ~ n2nas 81 p9gtha1R ~ 3 hole q
hslin 6e00ll19 ~ MA MA sessa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS.


RMox-At tho kilns to $40 kiln run.
sToNx-At the Dallas Quarries, SO per cubic
fooc II for foundation; iS for wall and 10 for
dressed front
LuMBEn---Yellow pine, rough, 81 90 per 100
foot over "A feet In length. 81 IS. Matched and
dressed flooring and dnishing, 81 rs; y ceiling
81 y ceiling 81 So yellow pine siding 81; white
pine ceilins eS 90; fret common -; second com.
mon 2.7s; white pine siding. fist common,
81 rs. second common, 2 80: poplar siding y,
clear, SIS ": poplar ceiling, "a 70, ash
and walnut flooring, 800 per thousand,
poplar. dressed both aides, $50; rough walnut,
el2b ID l5G Common doors, 81 10 to 3d. sash. 81 2S
10 90 az to size.
sHIseLxs-YolJow, pine, 8s SO to 4 as; white
pine as 50 to IS % Cypress, No, !. sS; No 4
" So No2 s. u.
orMxSr . Rosondale 8 rs; Louisville u So
Portland, SO so
DRAIN Pire-s inch, 100 PER foot 4 inch, &c;
Q Inch, s7hC 7 inch, 400; $ Inch, SOC.
CEMENT FLues-6 Inch, SSc; inch 100 Sinoh
ooiling iolntsl inch Cap, Soc; 2 inch calling
loint 81 rs, finch cap do Coo.
MIxEp PAlSrs-Ready for use and all colors
u Qoe9l IS pcr gal. All the tested and standard
makes arc on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LxAp-strlctly pure. " So
LIME-Coopered, Austin, e. per barrel: bulk
q So benson Gar lots, 9oc; per barrel, q IS
Dallas In lots arc nor bushol $50.
HAis--Per pound, So.
Posrs--Cedar, Sl2 W Boise d arc SIS.
LA'us-st per thousand
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01
sADDLERY AND LEATHER.

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS
soLR LEATukR 0AK-No. l, 5000, No, 2, $40
80.
HnxLoox-Bost bunAlo slaughter, So good, 20,
best Mataporas, 80 No, 2 %,
OAK HARNESS LxArHRR-No. I, SaeSsc; No. O..
$40
HRxLocx-pimo, IS; do good, SIC,
FnxNcH CALfsxiN-Sl Is TO o. according 10
quality.
PntLADnIpHIA OALrsxIs-No. I, o. 10 to I IS,
do No. q 81 " to ! 10. I.
PnlLApKLrpiA KIrs-No I. $50 to d 70 %
or ding TO weight
NJ, g. stage collars, $3.50.
Duck CELLARS Va -
No. ,, In cotton back bands, 81 %,
No, Sh cotton back bands, 81, 30.
No. I cotton back bands, sl,7A
6h-6-2 trace chains, 46a
6k-S-2 trace chains. SO.
1852 trace chains, Coo,
No. hook hanas NJ. h H., N.25; No. 2
tae0
No, 1 web Ha,ters ropc Ito, 800.
No, 2 Web hatters' ropo tic. s2.75
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01
DRY GOODS.

A New York paper says business has
been sluggish in all the wholesale branches
ot the dry goods trade during the past week,
owing In a measure 10 the backwardness
OF the season, which has uniayorably intlu-
enced the demand for consumption. The
demand for foreign aud domestic goods at
hrst hands was strictly modrate, and while
actual wants were supplied without
hesitancy, there was not the least DISPOSE
ton on the part OF iobbers 10 anticipate fu-
ture requirements. The iobbing trade was
mostly quiet, in spite of efforts made by
some OF the leading firms to stimulate bust
ness by offering certain lines of goods at
relatively low figures. The tone OF the
cotton goods market has lost some of its
! hrmness, and a few makes of cOl0red cottons
have been sligltly reduced, as have indilier-
ent styles of prints; but in other respects
values are without material change and
iairly steady,
To.DAYs QUOTATIONS..
PRIsrs-Freemau \, S; Lodi, 81; Gloucester o,
Harmony, 5; Cocheco. ca; Merrlmac, 6; Green
wlch 81; Allen, G. Albion, solid, 5k; Peabody
solid bh; Peabody black, So; Simpson black
Oh simpson mourning 6S Gloucestar MOURN
ing, 81, American. G, Barkley pink and purple,
o. Arnold, g. oil red q, oil blue and green, IL.
HEAVY bkowN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.. IN;
Indian Head, S; Swift Creek, "A, {; Hma
~ 81 Edgedeld, "A, * Cabot IA, *;
Deloyt 81, o I'D, hlenuhlc 81, O'Ai NhVnGA, o.
6: Charter Oak, a.. 4; Lake George, ~ :;
etreat Western, a. S; International. A, 3-';
Atlantic A., s. Bennington, IN; Match
cz, p, 66; Utica, 5..
FlsEBnows DoaEsrIcs-Lake George, 6A; Har.
vest ); Poeah0ntas,9 ., Great Falls z; Peer
less, s n: Plum Island s. Atlantic. 81 Green.
brlerT3s Allendale,7A: Dwight7S Select y, 8.
bLkAtIEp DuMEsrlCs-sociHi,o 8; sunny SIDE, s,
liolmcsviile. N, Forest 8, Big Bonanza, rs 6;
Auburn, sSs; Lonsdale ~; LOnsdale, cambria,
Ia Wamsutta, 10: New York mills y 4; Diamond
Ill cambTCSa, Knights cambria, g Hero, A,
Y Hero. 10, s. Ballardvale ?: Cambridge, 7.s. 4:
Peerless, 81 ois; Fruit Of the Loom, ga; Gum of
the spindle, So; Barker ., Glen, ~
DpcRs--ArkwrgnL 10 EtrlcA, S-UG, IL "a; Stark
DOB, l2s; Stark, lu-oz, To- Savage, SOC, II
nainpden brown and drab, 90, To- Hampden
Xxx. do, IL; Boston, l0-oz brown and drab, l6h
Monlaus. 20 inch, q; No, S, 40 inch, i25s; No
s. " inch, 67is: Gold Medal Rlne, lax Lion
brown ana drao. - Chariot striped, l2A; Say
age Striped, l2G.
CHAMBRAY-l4H6 16C.
TICKING-AmOskcag AGA, Is; Hamilton II
Hollywood, plaid. Ia Standard Y, ga; Easton b
VA; Omega, 49,; Continental Fancy, =; stan.
dard fancy, lSA Harrisburg, III
HICKORY Rock River, 6-3; Blue and Brown,
9tic; India, l0kc; Arlington. s4c Thorndike.
II C Hamilton u; American, TO- Lowell City, "a.
PLAID OsNABuRGs-Delta, III Economy, Tx
Ottawa, 81; Michigan * Belle TX; Wood.
lawb, w! Catawba.yH Arlington, SIs; Augusta
Sli; Louisiana, IN.
uINsnAss Bates, sI.; Glasgow, :: Statewide,
Sla Zephyr +, lSh; Greylock b f, 1885, Brook
Ign, 81.
CorloNADFs-Everett Fancy, 10; Bay City 1917;
Essex, 1915 Arkansas,ll]s Marrens, Ii; Royal IL