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to supply the residents along The sacramento

A.. .,.ito,,.s alan, tho Sacramento
70 supply 'no
'itSi' ,o 10 stv n,iles IL thp distance water Is
From Two Y, sJA niitS Y .,'y . frtm the
peillf ntu ,sI, e., Mnntgos,ery ALth.ma.
a'.yslnn p"s',, ~ H. 7onc,tt subjected 10 tax
ho'S W. ,i' y, go YntE .. assessed in the
s s.'on Wy NM, i,S of New Work md Kings.
W. N"unuOo w ,,.rti,., , ,h1e factory In
4, ,i9,e ie ,.in,o o,'trI ~ 500 On A NV JeI-
Norl"N WV, W ,n 1'.,,i.r nr,-sItth Of the
o eg W ~ P'''
Cab,tl -, .,.,t,,t.s ,,i,a ~, MANILA ion of
u,yi., Nv 10 mi SSt. when is uiyld 81 a tllows:
S y ,l,, , m,n iti%nd + g.ign,
w, ~ ~ 49,, Ir,,otn, M,egachusstts are
,',,'', an con o l1riet @, water. which has
usS'ns ~, ~ : ,t,em frGm distance. most Of
,hs wall n ih,lowu havng fu,. dry.
ula we's .'s Inv, l," ,uSs and shipments
~ ' ,,n,,,h ~ or bor. Inclusive of
~ ~ ~ ,,''. Ttnio1 ms gq7 100 barrel
doi svs',ss 5Sls barrels total shipments,
~, = Iar,nls tnjlv average, "a 257 barrels
"a. IT, ,o,,n,r,iui distric of Russ,n " un.
ny ~, n"nu 'sss,nrnt If swedish HTm, who
",nnia, . I'M ,Sorktnen. while an entrrprsing
anI,oiist Ia nbnut Ia Law n mir 5Gl miles
lone bv Srieh In cony y the oil from Baku to
Ratau w ON the Mack Sea.
Tni,rrdo nap,r snys that Pueblo Is soon Ia
bate naner and textile mill, uuzlDg the soap
,.aaJ ,5gait tbat crows 10 abundaity In the
snntborn rnrt of the state IL is further stated
ttt ibis nil 20 the result of eIporin ents made
threc yeaTs ago, when large quantities Of the
Weed wore sent 10 II adley, MasnHChusetls 10 Il 81
I,s adontabiIltv,
''nui III r"t,,yns Inst issued show IN at last veal
,he nv ceeds Of tso dutg ~ ou playing cards IN
| E,onco were gG2 OsG fra.cs OF n, 40 francs
,n@,e tboW during /, M Tnlsia not the only In
dcatIon that card plnvinp is growing In publiC
favor in France 10 1870 there were thirty min,
observation-disclosures and N i22 r, talleIs Of packs o.
"aids whereas last yoar there were sixty manu-
| f"cuirers and IA OH retsileIB
H. vcmenis In PARIS arc made IN this way
| A Md oI limo concrete Ii made tor base and OF
wnod pIeyionsly stepped In tar, ana OF the siz,
! - A. .l.tss nntWanu vary rnW nm la
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LIQUORS.

The wine crop OF california for the present
year Is estimated to fall short 40 per cent nom
Toe yield eNt ectcd, the total yield not exceeding
10, OOO, zoo gAllous The Immediate cause ot the
f,llinr oil Is q disease OF the vines known In
"a CO MS "cahl,m whloN manifested iisoll
for the first time this year Mission grapes arc
now h Ia N san Francisco at S2l " N per ton,
pnd Zlntandcl aud Muscat VI s3l tn slO, these
being the highest prices yet obtained.
QUOTATIONS TODAY,
ALCOHOLIC 80 per gal, aspor high wines.
WHlsKY-RCotlaed, ! coat 80 Ms per proof
sour mash, one year old, 70; two years old,
1901 90. throc years old, 2iOp2 50l fancy, OK.
ira old whisky, 3 OOefb % Rs per age,
WlNE5-ClarcL In cases WdA o. per quail
ity; Calawha, per gal QOCeli 5e Fort, COCA 90.
sherry, per gallon, 0Oat 90 Madeira, per gal.
Ion, | 6OeA Oe white wine In cases, 3 botolO ~.
CHAMPAGNE-Julcs Mum & Co, ~ 0Oial So
Heid,ick, In basket, 70 5sdSl 80; krug In has.
keL ~ 50GSa 5O Dom asuo champagne, 900
iiN
BOTTLED BEER-s Lonis quarts Y %,
plnls u 30 ,dudweiscr own sire, ~ So pints,
Is 90 Erlanecr beer quarts, 10 70, plntS Is ~
keg beer, 3 IS.
ALE-SOck A.e rer tofen 1902 ~ Porter
mar doFen . 1000 -
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER EGGS, POUL
TBf, GAME, ETC.

Last year the Florida orange Crop, In the os.
timatiOn of some ut the best Judges, amounted
10 about 80 OO0 600 oranges or &3 90 boxes NJ 100
each, aud that Of the present year will amount
10 lOa 90 cor or Gn9 rO box, =, the oranges avv''
aging less In size than n year A. mn nvgttEc
valic Of - uc b'N this wi htinE ~ the s at,
l. SOUW TIL Jacksonville HNrHll says Il viii
:, quite tOunr ~ transport this crop, aud MS
the yiC Il prImis's In double Every year ihcSu
| q yurcs vi Httu.u 0m0u, proportions by the
end u, the y eat oc uic,
QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
GREEN AppLES-i Olc 3 90 nor barrcl.
| NUTS Almonds, g2c pGr pound, Brazil. 100
| ilci tlhottS, l5C; Naples wnlnuts l5c per pound.
chcstuuts imported, none on tho market pea.
/ ut, Tennessee rcd, s0l0C, choice white, l2SC.
,oCo Auuts, 3 6n69 On.
| CALIFORNIA rEARS-5 75dG 90 PER box.
| oRANdES-Lou.s.aua, per barrel, 10 10 per
/ box Q %.
LGMONs--slcIly 500 per box; Malaga,
/ nOuc In market
! DATFS-lu rails lOal2c.
! BANANAS-2 SOFA N per bunch
GRApEs-Nalsgs,6 OOe6 80 half barrel
! SWEET rOrAroES-ou tho streets rcd,
| | 90 per hushe'; yellsw, | -
! ONlONS-New, 7 20 pee bushcl,
] hOrArOES-Hv mel. no,
CABBAGK-Ncv luf2 A per dozen, or &
/ per pound.
CHICKENS rng 5iE3 80 per dozen
turkeys / nOml 6p
/ RGGS- GiuNy 3d.. ur
! BUTrF R-Chu,tu .,stIu, 2Oa2jC. cooking
| balSc country. NJ 'H
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sADnlrEy ASH LEATHER.


SOLE Louisville heavy (no
brands) 81, DO medium, "a; Baltimore and Gin.
oinnau, 80. HulNlo Slaughter plino, 81; good
~ MaMmofNs, X
hARNESs LEArHER-oak No, /, 20; No, 9,
exua, So No, . 81, No. l, homlock, SO. No, ?
81; No. r 80,
PRENGn CALFsHIN-i 1901 "a according
To quality
PHILADELPHIA CALFSKlN-No. |, l lOa
rs. do No. . Sid.0c
PulLAuELrulA KlpS-No. /, Nc@l 70
according t0 weight
No SS s,sge collars, y ~ inch cotton
back bands IS, So inch cotton naCk
bands, 40 Duck collars go, Inch cotton
hack bands. IS, tN-t-' trace chains &c
Ge-6-3 trace chains toc, 6s-S-2 trace chains,
hands /. y 7, iaN No, ?, co No. |, wei
halterr, nope tie, s.. M. > web halIers ropC
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3tlintnns.

RaiFlRSr BNru5r ,uUEvu-Curucr ui
sycemors snd Patterson evUuuc, Rev Il. r..
Ianks, rastor Slnday.sch0cl VI 93Os. m
pt J. l., Williams superintendent. prGsching
At M by the pastor No night service.
A welcome To al,
ns-CoNGREGATIONA LCHURCI-CorncT Z
Harwood ,ni Bryan streets Rev, C,t Sconeld,
pastor. Service, ~ n nm. aud ID. mn,
Morning theme The Upiiun power
RrFlRSr CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
Of Bryan and Pearl streets Services at II v.
m. ami Sunday school Al $3.50 p. m. All
are invited.
~ ST. PArRlCKS CuURCH--Cornpr Wood
aud Caheu streets First mass NJ 7,Sl; solemn
hish mas, al 10 a, m sermon, Ncspcrs NJ
ESQ y. m Lecture, Beucdicuon. Rev. Y.
Quinou, pastor residence, 1860 Main street
ns'CoMMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school 81 $50 m, Preaching at n n.
m aud p m. Experimenting Thursday
RS'pALLN, UitN MlssiuN-t,sprl service
Mission Suuday.suhNol tbs afternoon ut the
count house singing commences 1T $3.50 sun.
/ day.,chool proper NJ I, singing also au,r the
/ to ALL
GTFLOVn STREET ME UUURCU SOUTH
Rev J W liil, pastuL Preaching at n n.
m and n m Snhhalh.schoUl az qSOA M.
A cordial invitation extended to ALL
/ rB-rABERN ACLE NJ 4. luURCU-CArrcr
Iol Film aud sycamore streets. Rev. A.
/ Thomson pastor Services at II a. m. and
Up m. sunday.suholl AZ $50 q, m PRAYER
meeting every Wednesday evening Al Sp m,
seats 1--we Public cordially invited
! r0-FlRsr PREsBY rERlAN VnURCU-VoT-
nCr Maiu and UarwOsd strccts hev A. II
Smith, pastor Preaching at n a. IN. and
~ m, sahnath.schoo at ESQ Il. M. me-
ruhic cco,rauy invited
0s-SEOOND PRESBYTERIAN CUURC0-
/ Wool street. near larwOOd. Preaching VI N %
| m, ami y m by the pasior. Sahhatn.srho, ii
AZ $50 a. M A c1rdisl invitation is extended
! IN all,
ns-CuMR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
North llarwond street. Rev u. ". Brcughtop
pastor Preaching a m and SIP m. Sabbath
school NJ eSO a. m. Robert n. Seay, snpcrin
tcudent cordial invitation exiunded 10 all
ne-LAMAR SrREErM. n. UuuRti SurFH
-WoUhiping at Dallas Female college. Iiy,
Oak street Rev. W. II. Hughes. pastor
Preaching At II q, m and S Q. m. Communion
every tirst sunday, aocr the morning services
sabbath school at9a m, Prayer meetiar ever,
ton cxtcnhcd 10 all
RU-LlvE OAK STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Tive Oak and HARDWOOD street, 8 A. lfay
den, pastor. sunday school at $50 q. m NJ
!. Addison, superintendent
Rs-OHAPEL INFLAMMATION -CORNER OI
II ,rwood street aud Mckinney road. Sunday
school every sunday morning at . O'Clock
Morning prayer AVID service drst and third sua
paw.
nV-sE MATTHEW'S CATHEDRNL-ThI
mornins Rev l.. G Rogers, ofGeorgclovn, vii
hold divine services
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PROVISIONS.

The exports OF hog products from four Allan
TIC ports during the week ending October 9Th
were 4, % barrels Of pork, A. l3l, iS7 pounds OF
'rd and bg6l h22 pounds OF meats same period
last year s,3l0 barrels of porE 100000 pounds
OF lar and 2, ig2 9f pounds Of meats.
Inc takers about New ZEALAND and Aus
italian mutton receive an answer ir IN the
uoited states coasu at Auckland who, Ia 4 e
cent report, estimates the meat supply dvthe
Australian colonies at q 600 tons per annum or
? 600 tons per day but poiniedly draws aren'
ton to the fact that the real limit Of tho power
tn supply l. the capa Ivy OF tonnage at com
maud. Mea can ouly form small portion o,
the cargo OF steame or sailing vessels, ana
there mustb be lurther inward as wen ss outward
ctrgOas In order { make the ttade pay. speak
Ing suthoritatiycly from his knowledge OF ai
fairs, he coutlults that there rs no prospect OF
even one-tourth Of tho repadiy-L e. SO n'
daily-reachilg foreign shores for years 70 come
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
1 BACON-shot clear SIDES, 929.2; Long
Z lear ~ &c less.
DRY SALTS lOrt clear sides Sh@Sfci Long
I clear Z = lei breakfast b.cOn, lac.
HAMS auyassgl, lGc.
LARD-Tieeos, g2ls half-bauel, To-
/ l0.uouni caus. zee; 70 pound cans, lote
20 pound cans. l0cj, i-pound cans, lO& ~ 3-puunc
cans, 10 &C
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TRADE ITEMS.

ffoRtpA hM6'O factories, working 9, 7i9 hands
with a capital Invested Oh q, 6a7 90.
The Increase In the oyster ttafio Of Connect.
cut has been Q sr. cont In the last Ave years
The postal oAid factory at Casteton, N, y !,
has an ord for a,o0l0OO pos'al-cards
During this scason sG0O0 600 brick have been
used IN neW b il1lngs IN Salt Lake City,
year ago go 0 0 was Invested In oil works
IN Garfield Pennsylvania. Now the town has
only few empty houses
A sifeet.car manufacturing company Il to be
established n snort tmo ~ Minneapolis, with
capital Of 100 go
plus Of s99d or the year ending with sep,em.
Der,
A Sacrament, msn has st.Ited floating gro.
Gerry, an =, By the aid OF q siesmbosh premises
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BooTs AMI SHOES

QUOTATIONS rO.nAY.
Mems Kip htogaus, from Nal -,
llOyS hip hrovals, frOm Npl ~,
Mems T. Call hrogans from I cool -,
Boys 4, calf brusars, nom 6ipl 81
Mems kip 2-buctlc p,owS | O0ti IS,
RoyS Nip a.buckle plows sal -.
Mems bunhals con stcss and button, 7htt2 u
Mems calf balls, congto ~ an button, . bnti 4 90
Mems Nip boots "a OOd2, 30,
Mvu's 4, calf boots, - OOaih 90.
Mems calf hlots, Is OOdG0 %,
RoyS Kip boots, Is 0ONlS W,
noyS 4. boots 10 5OdN %,
noyS cal cots, - 60a27 NJ,
WOmcns an hip polkas, 7ARSihc.
Miss M Kin pOleas, 6lu 1N,
Chllds I'D Mo polkas, AL siza, Mako.
Chhd's Nip polkas, al S'ssS AhTG,c,
Momeus calf ptg and IS Iolish, O0al 30,
Misses calf Peg aud SIS polish, GOAL 10,
womcns hull scwtd polish, QOhi 2t
woman's calf Scwod 10 ish J 400 S1k
Wumen's ,Iaiu sewc aud pttish, coal -.
WOmen's Il scwed Q0dl ~
Moments goat scwtd polish, bltol IS,
WOmep's graiu Scwed button \ ONtnl %
Wumons K a scwCd button, | MtoSO0
Womcus goat scwcd button. 5hto2&,
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QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

Reported by win n. Wallis, DroverS Rsd
BuOhors' Stock Yard, North Side Elm IT
BEEVES-Co,n becyes, none, fair to good
grass beeves, 2ECs3hc per pound, me dun grass
beCves, 2HM3c per pound
COW9-Bauen cows D O0f27 30, Mich cows
Moth Texan grades. AZ OOa5J 90; common 10
fair. 20 0OS 10 %. Stock cattle mOud 10 ONG20 o.
BULLS AND STAGS- QFUr sausage MANU-
facturc); bulls 2q29c; stays 2Aa2AG.
CALNkS-Neal calves q o.. ~ OG yearl.ngs,
l0GlG co. twO.year-olds, l2nlS
sHEEP-Good mutton 2H@3c per pound;
Inednm mutton, 2AG2}iG per pound. ht0ck
sheen, 20Od8 10.
GOATS-2 OOel2 20 per head.
HOGS-COru fed, '5sc; medium. iEa jc;
stock bogs, &C., stoCkeTs aud feeders, 6G5}.C.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COM MERCIAL.


nNLts oct 20 NV observation leads To
thc conclusion sid a pr minert "a hChhnt To-
tsy, that feW I IN rs g tANcs ing ne pro
Coeds Of th sir co ton n = ain VI UNCERTAINTIES
planters have asked merchants to carry them
for supp 10 to tat HEN though the planning
and uicki u seas IN, aDd the Hgr cunr llHls
gen rally ura IN pro ner0us cfcumNAnc !
look for h IVY aud on.la cash wHde y !
the ne I { twelve months This Is the ew the
HtRAID has hcl for some tim, aud nttlRl re-
suits have proven its q rroctntss While the
commercial agencies nnn unce large ihl ures
among business men ~ 'yer the. count moi
n prominent III ,aStCr of his kini has been NJ
ticcd in north Texas for many months past,
ard even thsse wac beg u business
with TIE tmallest amount OF capital p0ssl0l
have pro .Ierad almost yOnd crediOilitg. u
IL not an unusual occurrence n meet with
farmers to-day. who fOurye r. HgO "mnenctd
us tinan's aud divided their pr ducts with
landed propr tons, now o6nlng u cir owr
farms, we ! Vt cken with domestic an mails and
who ore on the high road ~ wealth ana ease
Csn any other section of the Who'll country
boast OF Ike resul ~ The farmershnd planter,
of north Texvs hay money nj their cOmmund
tJpty { all he's NAV require during tnehsN
q, ason IN carry Ia wtid their farm Work, anf
many 10 'tsS ma 20 spare and When M
other year r. In round they VIII b'
fou d In iii better condition, DONG M
they ar Mt his time, Sc linz Tho r products anC
placing tht proc eds IN mo oy IN SAFE hshus u
d drawn ~, y ~ n cir mands quife. Tit
present 'u,ruk Is mot f,voribli for prOht
able year ~ M ichault aud business men goicr
ally. Cish viii be pHidiO rte ~ everything lh'
farne nm plant puich SOC N" r,tall dralel
will be ouah cd to meet his obi linus to tn
who esn morrhn pr0nl NY, nud trade WI
be G niln gu and no Que will he ab'e to dotor
mine wh'rd enc business seas u end, AM
another begins. The tsloC o'' ate OF IN
conGittrn Of ull CLASSES - no wi messed nnv
wneie Gutsi 'e OF north 4 zp IN the Who'll
lands Of the world, an tht y OpleOf hi pOI
{ II Of the STATE sh1u d br IA " contentwhtl
they ~ template toe trutn, that IN Is nav IN
earh, and ia future omIses still greater re
iuls
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COAL AND WOOD.

CoAt-n'ian Nation, $ 90 per Ion.
tOkE-'1r per 100 pound.
WOOn-paG, hickory and ash, 2 7N3i % per
o,d sawed stlvr wood Is retailing at the
rlWs Of 90 to S so per c'rd
CHARCOAl--tAg per barrel
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negln Early Lie

hegin Early IN Lite
10 cleanse the teeth with SoEodont, and you
will be repaid In maturer years and very
probably In ageby the possession of sound
molars and lno,sors. which will give you n
more youthful look than you would other
wise have, and enable You to chew without
mourning the penalty OF \ toothaohe, And
when you have children use the same fra
grant preparation and they will have ample
cause to be eratetal to you. Don't omit IL
for q single day.
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risu AND oYsreRs.

FISH Rcd, shcorhoad and Trout Ice; New
Orleans rcd snapper lac, Spanish mackcr.
CL 10.
OYSrER3-naltm per dns XXX, co,
med nm o 90 extra scl'c', Il o. Ma,agoraa guO.
erwicks bay, I ~ per hunded,
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TUFTS HAIR DYE.

GRAY HAIR or WHISPERS changed IN.
stnntly to GLOSSY BLACK by single M.
pllcntion OF this DYE, Sold by Druggists,
or sent by express ON receipt ofsI.
onlcc & Murray Street, New York.
TuTT'S PANUAl 0e USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE
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QuEENswARE


NVWTAIIuNN TWsNANs
ASSORTED CRArRS-iO Nti7i %
TuMBt ERS-Sic@l so per dozen. ooli %
per box gohlcts, 4 bOa6 90 per bartOl
srONEW ARE-pcr 100 gallons, 10 %
LAMpS-h H., . Oe q, H., 2 SO lamp chin.
noys 3 OO no box assorted caSs lamps, u o0
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SCRAP IRON.


ovorMinNs TO-DAY
CAer--i % y, r hundred, stove. SSc, wrought,
% 10 aS pr hundred, brass 5 0l 10 10 70 per
hundred. copper, 10 % TO ~ " per hundred;
llnc aud lead. % per hundred.
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COopERAuE.

QUor ,rinSs TO-DAY,
BARRELS AND kkGS Molasscs barrels 80
half barrels 81 k,gS 5ac sufsr barrels 3
half barrels a. liOop polCSptr Loco, ~ 90
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DRY GOODS.


Mail adylces from NewYork state thsl the mar.
ketfor imported goods has lacked animation aud
yet there was n fair business IN few special.
ties silks were dull In private hands and
sold poorly when oil red Al auction, lut vel
vets, yelYetCcns and pushes found ready buy
ers Dress goods were In irregular demand,
and upon the whole, sluggish, aud transactions
In men wear woolons were mainly rest lictcd
To placing orders for Spiing weights. lin'
ems, white goods and laccs were seyerhly
quiet
PRINTS-Ftccmans, AZ LOdi,6 ., Glouucator SO
II lrmony O. CoohocO, 5k Nprrmto,G dtoon
| wlOh, 81; Allen, 6; Albion solid ba; Peabody
solid, Ok Peabody black. 81, simpst blaof
az; Simpson mourning 6k; Gloucester mourn
ing, @. American. 6. Barkley pink and purple
HEAVY brown Augusta, a.
q Indian Head, q swim Crock, -, %; kms
~, g. Edgoneld, - ~, Cabot 81, ~
Derby, Sd, AZ Glendale, 81 on; Natchc=, "a
8; charter Oak. "a. a. Lake George ~ o.
Great Western, a., & International. - 81
Atlantic AK; Bennlngton,7S; NaIchel, h5h
ZINE BROWN DoMEsTIcs-Laho George
on lIaryest7si pocahontas; IN Great Fails !
Grecnbtior, *; Anondale ~; Dwight IN Be
BLfSCHEp poMEsTICs-soc 50; Sum,
Side, 81 Holmesyille 7Ay Forest, u Big bonanxa
| y, ~ hunuIn, hNa, lohhuhN "a luuhuhAN Nhll
brio, i2A; wamsutta, ", New York millE, "
| Diamond Hill camhrlo >; knights cambrir
s Hero, "a, v Hero, y, s; Ballarlvalc, 4 Cam
bridge y. 8 Peerless, ", bh; Fruit NJ the Loom
Qk, Gem Of the spindle, ~; BarkersN Glen, ~
DUCKS ArkwughL ID; Etrich, s-ot, l0A
Stark. dOL "; STARK, lOoE, 10; Savage, S.OI, y
Hanpdcn brown and drab, 90, NJ uampde
Xxx, do, IL BOSTON. iO-oI. brown aud drab, l6'
Monnuk, N inch, 90 No. s ~ luch, tA; NJ
4 ~ inOh.. bIH; Gold Medal Blue l2A' lt0l
brown and drab, II; Chariot striped, IN Saw
age striped, l2A,
TICKING Amoskoag AGA, ~ Hamilton, I.
Hollywood plaid, Il: STANDARD z, 9A; keStnn
gh; Omega, lax. Continental Fancy, ~, Stan
dard Fancy, Qk, Harrisburg, IL
| HICKORY River 6.S Blue and Brown
Do, India. i0AC Arl Ngtnn, sac Thornditt
i2C Hamilton II; American, 10, Lowell City, w
| PLAID OSNABu ~; ECONOMY
0S, Ottawa SS; Nlohigap,7A RollC ~, Wood
lawb,7S; CatawbaSA Arlington, s. August
n louisiana ~,
JEANS Roxhoiongh, Is. Pacific Il X ga
HEAVIER Valley, o. Toxic. l2k Humboldt 81
Peoples, . y; Louisville, SsS; kcutacky, SiA
United States, SOFA Cold Nedsl n,
oSNARuG RIGS Wakefield t'oE, ~; Lsno ,
OF, "a; savage s.oz, W; Alabama $500, ~.
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WOOL, HIDES AND pELrRrEs.

The Annexed table shows the number of
baies of wool imp.r'ed 10 New YORK curing
the past week A. since January !. as COM
pared with the p &C Il year also, the re-
oeips OF d0mes ic dpung q same period;
TuRFTGN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-21
WAGON wooD WORK

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,
sroKEs-fIom 2 TO az inch, per Set NIX
lcleot, y ON NXA2 rs,
SAWED PkLLoEs-ik 10 AZ ! 70 per Ut !.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-21

W0OL--AeK!tSn, free Of burrS, ii1lSo; Mex
oHr improved, llGl7e; coarse, 10 nlsc; coarse
medium, isdiAc; medium, l9G?tC, iue medium,
l0d22e One wool. according 10 dirt and CON
diuOn a ,22s hurry, zg9c yer pound less,
according 70 burrs.
HIDES Heavy hides, II pounds and M,
grubs lh; light hides, damaged or one grub ol
more ~; bulls, bad aud damaged, h., dry salt
cd, ice, wet sQlted. e.; gtocn hides, g..
PELTKiES-p. er skins. 2Ja pc. antelope, l06l
tSc: goat skins, liGA5c sheep pel.s, as per wool
2 6l65c sheniings, lOGl5c
TALLOW--Prme tallow. 6c tall0w grease, 66s
jkc; grease yellow to browg, iH5c
EsWA&-Pfime yellow, 90; dark and adul-
Grated lhfel0C,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-21
ANTlDoTE TO MALARIA.
HE FEELs LIRE A NEw MAN.

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
81 have Ind Dyspepsia, with Coustipn-
tlOn, two years aud have tried ten different
kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned mo ont nicely. My appetite IA
splendid, food dlgcsts readily, and now
have natural pus,ngCs. l feel like new
mnn.H w. n. EDWARDS. PALMYRA. q,
kOlloveryWlrru. ne. Nn.n. u NIurrnvSL. Ny.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-06
Miss Places Gold Chain.

Credit is due the Buffalo Courier
for winding up the dull season with
the most incredible romance OF the
year, fresh from the pen of its Lock
port correspondent. In 1858. the
story is, Miss Mary Place, now Mrs.
Nesmit. of Charleston, S. G, was a
member of Lockport church choir
One Sunday an electric box entered
the church, and, proceeding directly
to the choir, annibilated one of the
singers. Mr.. Croker. stunned several
others, and knocked Miss Place sense
less. When she recovered she was un
able to explain the disappearance of 8
gold chain, three feet long, which sh,
had worn to church that morning. A
physician who was examining a low
and narrow protub- rance upon he
left arm now declares that it is moth
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-06
TIE sEDAIIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1888
Sin FIVE more acts we're going to kill

"in FIVE more acts we're going to kill
Shaw
In TIE las. act the villains came in
wes ring all sorts of properties. Star
in dressed as Santa Claus, and there
we're beggars. knights, gentlemen in
dressing gowns, men with boxing
gloves on their hands. and others with
all odds and ends of the dressing
room on their persons. MIR. Collyer
carried a hammer in place ola dagger.
Though they should have talked in
heroics, they engaged in walk
around and Virginia reel, and sang
"Tbe Golden Slippers Miss Enid
Hart and Miss Earle Remington Won
rounds of applause for their spirited
dancing. which was interrupted by
DR.. Lands, who burst into the throng
waving his dagger and screaming fol
blood. The audience was in hysterIc:
when the curtain fell.
1--WE could not let then go too far,
said Mr.. Donaldson, the manager
''because we have got new scenes, ant
we did not want any vegetables Oh
eggs on the stage"
DIR. Lands begins a western tou
as Hamlet Immediately New 4Orl
Sun.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-11-06
A Bar-room That is in Two States.

q bar-rOOm IQ6C Is In Two 0C6LSS-
Hartford Current.
In Greenwich, in this State, under
the street which divides New York
State from Connecticut, jeremiah
Whalen has kept liquor saloon for
years. The steps that lead to the cellar
are in Connecticut, and itsis disputed
question whether the saloon itself is in
Connecticut or New York. Whalen
clamis that it is in New York. Whslen
was recently arrested for selling liquor
without license. The case was ON trial
before Justice and was taken up to
higher court. 1t presents some knotty
questions for the lawyers to pick at
and the Court to solve. One question
must he definitely settled before the
case can be decided, and that is,
Where does the State line run 2
The cellar. which goes by the familiar
name of '.Pig-eye." was dug in 1910
and has been used to eVade the liquor
laws of both States. II is claimed by
those who ought to know that the Gel
lar is part in one State AID part in the
other, and that liquor can be sold there
in either state at the option of the bar
tender. Recently house was put vi
over the "Pig-eye," and go arranged
that there is, as it is claimed, a bar
room in each state.