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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-06
CONSOLIDATED BEOEIPTs.
This Year. Last Year
This Year. Last ST Y ear.
NJ items are ext acted from

The following cotton items are exit acted from
the Financial Chronicle I last turday
For the week ending this evening November
30th) the to'al receipts have reached 2221S
bales against 222,5l0 bales last week, 242o1o
bales the previous week and 26T Oc4 baes three
weeks since; making the ioial recsipts since
the Ist of September, 1888, 2 z20 2Si bales.
against @ 442 1877 bales for the same period OF
lSs2 showing decrease slice september ISL
The exports for The week ending this even
ing reach total of 10, $50 bale, Of which 30.
1853 were to Great Bdtatn, 1,222 TO France ana
as 37i 10 the rest OF the continent, while the
socks as sde up this evening are now 9oI49S
Tne figures indicate an Increase in the cotton
IA ssLs OF eo9,2so bales &c compsr, q I'm the
same date of 1850, an increase Of l5el9l bales,
as compared with the cor. esponding cate OF
1881 and an increase Of Sl4ls bales as COM
pared with 1880.
have increased during the week l3,OSS balef,
and are to- night 916i7 bales more than at the
same period last year The receipts a. tie same
towns have been 2, 39s bales less thsn me en- lame
ceipt. at all III towns are 4aO5o bales less thAn
for the same time In loo2.
The total receipts from the plantations sincs
seDtember LIST, IN 1883, were 80, Wv paleS N
lSsl were 2, 701, $50 bales in ISL were 2G92s75
Although the receipts at the out ports the past
week were ~ lS1 bAles Ine setuai nVseisn'
going 10 increase tie stocks az the interior
towns Last yea the receipts from me plana,
lions Tor the same week were 27l,62 bales, and
| for 1851 they were "a l96 bales.
Bombay appesrs 10 show an Increase con, ,
pared with last year In the weeks recel a ol
| 1900 bales aud a decrease Ia shipments OF wv
/ ba ee and the shipments since January lsho"
| a decrease OF 159,00J bales.
THE rnovenent from the ports other than
Bombay Is ss00 bales more than same week
The receipts OF Egyptian cotton for the week
ending November p, were ls0O01 cenlars ano
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS. PoUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

Owing to the failure Of the apple crop dried
applee are high, and there Is big falling OF IN
the exports 10 foreign countries. Inc totsl
shipments Of apples from Boston s a1l sersC
a wear ago: frsm New York they have been IL.
ass barrels, az ainst 100 i4j barrels IN leoz ana
from Montreal they have teen 362e barrels
against 50. 500 barrels in 1882.
The butter CROP OF Vermont is estimated At
u nO0CeO pounds-one-half pound for each
man, woman and chi q in the united SAies'
The buuer product Of lowe Is estimated az dOo
600 600 pounds, OF nearly two pounds Tor eacn
Individual in the country Vermont - one ~
ihe old dairy states; for years her products have
had 4 national and, ind ed a European reputa-
tion. The dairy interest Of Iowa has grown up
,vithin about A dozen years. In 1881 her butter
product was estimated at 50U0O,OOO pourds
doubled during the last two years. AZ II oie
from 1873 70 ISL this rae o. 1nels aS es
westa dairy belt when south Minnesota ana
he regions beyond" are fully DEVELOPER
QUOTATIONS TO-DAr.
aRFFN APPLES-4 COOS IS per barrel.
EUTS-AlmOnds. 22c per pound; Brazil 80
i5c; flberts. 15c Naples walnuts, l5c per poi.nei
cbeetuuts in ported none On the marfet pes
NUT, Tennessee red, leeilc choice WHALING
c, ca III Sil PEARs-s 7ses % pr ber.
oRANeEs-L Louisiana per barrel. o'ss 20
Z IlEIS2ooss~sicny. 5 oOs5 30 per box NsssA
1ETfFs-ln frsfs, lOe12o
B1NINAs-s oOa4 o. per bunch.
cRAPFa-Nalaes- 0086 50 ha1 barreL
SWIFT POTATOEs-On the str eetA red.
- r,er busheI; yelleu, ! %
ONIOEs-Nsw, IS Per bushel.
POTlTOEe-rer bushel. loa
cIBB1GE-Nen. Oos2 3 per dozen, OF =
, sc-H5IcrKETrs-ve qugsssfs 7ses 50 psr dozen
turfeTs o001 %
FGGs-zeeos PR oezen- -. ,....
BUTTFR-ChoIre wesusfn o4x5G coonnG
IBalsE COUNTRY. 291c
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LIVE STOCK.

A beef carcass Weighing l,4C0 POUNDS and a
mutton 100 pounds aie the standards IN the
British mai kets-
range TO supply to, times that number. The
unoccupied grazing amos OF texas can support
one third that nrmber.
An Ottawa, Car adj, special rays: returns
show tn at the present year Will far exceed any
wear in the export of attic and sheep rom
Canada. The total cattle shipped anc for which
space has been cDnirscea in steamships 10 3lst
December next is D, 6I9 tolal sneep 10 10:
ment OF Switzerland has recommended the
granting of premiums for improving the breed
of hors and cattle and that every encourage
ment should be given TO the milk and cheese
industries sanitary report just issued an
nounces an increase of cases of cattle suffering
from mouth disease.
Nevada stOckmen are boldlug peer caltle az
ii cents now, Notwithstanding that there is
quite a brisk demand for cattle to feed, and u
seems TO be prevailing oninion among STOCK.
men that butchers below will have TO pay al
least 10 cents for Nevada beef before spring.
THE arrivals during the first week In NoYem-
her at Liverpool of live ST ok and fresh meat
from the United States aud Canada amoun , ea
to 1,515 cattle. Co.'s quarters OF beef, ana 49o
carcasses OF mutton, against the total arrivals
of the preceding week. which were gu cat lie,
. SOS Sheep s $50 quarters of beef ana 1 l6O car
casses of mutton, showing decrease IN the I'M
port of both live stock and hesh meat. from
were landed at Liverpool during the week, a
circumstances which has not occurred for some
months past.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BFFVES-CoIn beeves, none, fair 10 good
grass beeves, 3@31Sc per pound; medium grass
beevea 2x@3c per pound.
COWs-Barren cows, Is 00d27 SO; Mich COWS,
karlh Texan aEadcs, 70 Oort0 co common "
fair air. IS oSa 10 Co. Stock cattle aToud. l5OO82OOO
BULLS AND STAGS-For sausage manu-
faotnreG bulls. 2d2Hc; stays, 2kd2Ac.
CALVES-Veal calves, OJSl0 90 yearhngs
l0al6 90; ~two-y ear-olds, l2o3lS. =,
medium mutton. 2k@2xc per pound; ttOcl
GokTs~2 OO@2 Is per head.
HOG5-Corn fed, 4h05c; meciuIa. 4c4hc
stoet hogs, axe; sieckers and feeders 4o1l<c.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The total shipments Of boois and shoes from
Roslou TO points outside Of New Eng and last
week were 9S 1913 cases, against % l60 cases the
prevlors " eek "a 1i3 cases for the corresponding
week Of lest year 81, $40 in 1881 aud 1920 cases
in 1850 The shipments since January lkt now
foot 11p 45SO53 cases. against 2Sl, 6y7 cases FOL
the correspond ing period Of 1852 2lb5,65S cases
in 1881, and 2,04l, ass cases IN 1851. -.
A Boston ielegram says there are upwarot
of eighty BUYERS now in the boot and shoe
market from the principal trade centers, and
business Is gradually improving, but II Is not a.
active as last y sar at this time.
Quotations TO-DAY.
Mems Kip brogaus, from 95@l IS
Rows hin brogaur, from So1l 90.
Mems p calf brogans, from coal IS.
Rows p. calf bros ans, from g5al p
Mems Kip 2-buctle piovk ! Oogl b.
Bows Nip 2-buckle plOws, sal y.
Mem calf balls. congress ana button, 2 5oe4 o.
Mems Nip boots q OOG28 so.
NenaP calf boots, "a e0G45 %.
Mems calf boots, 25 00do0 90.
Bors kip boots. Is 0ogls o..
1oys' - boots 16 5Od24 %.
poxs cal cots, n 5Oa n o..
W0rnen's N hip polkas, IiG75fc.
Miss D Kip polkee. 6ye7Oc.
Chilfs ID No polkas, AL size fseioc'
Child'e Kip poikas. al e.zfs e,.ao9c. q.
Womeu's caif pig and s. polish, oofl %.
rissss' caif neg and Sc polish. sodl 10.
W0rneris huff fewed polish, p061 =.
Wornor's calf sewed polish. 4udl ~.
W0Inen's Grain seved and polish, s0el ..
Wornerss Id Eewed p0dl 20
worner's goat sswtd polish, ! 81 70 %.
Wo-rer,e gr9fn rewed button = o. tol .
Women ia sswed button ] % tos
Wonen's goat sewed button. 7btoz8
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DRY GOODS.

A BOSTON dispatch says the movement contln-
tiuues very light ana the situation remains un-
cnnuged ia reg ard to prices, except IN printiig
cloths, which are down 10 81 10 ~, ao ssles of
mats 10 speak o. and prices are unsettled, III
though not quotably changed. DRESS goG ;b
are ~ Light request but stocks are wen dlssiip
rted, aud the situation is fairly satisfactory. IN
regard to the general marke. 1t may pc saiu
that the opinion is that buyers will operate
closely during the remainder of the year.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
pRTNTs-Freemang,4 Az; Lodi, 5; Gloucester 5F;
Harmony, 6: Cocheco. SKI MeIrimac' Z; 1fe en-,
viCh, 5X; Alien, 6; Albion. solid, on; PeapoGy
solid, SIX; Peabody black, ~; simpson DiacH
e simpson moupnin RsIfey ons and purple
" HEAVY BROWN 1OMEsTICs-.Augusta,4 -
7; Indian Head. 2 swift creek. G ~ Sh E w
4 ha,bv E ss; Gendais & 5G; Sstches ~
(. charter Oak, A.. 4; Lake George, A.. 6M;
Great Western, "A, 8; International. a. "a.
Atlantic AK; Bennington,7A; Natchez' Is OH
oF FINE 8 BROWN DoMEsT1cs-Lske George,
az: Harvest TX; Pocahontas: TX; Great FANS. =
Peerless, ga 5; Plum Island, .: Atlantic ~
Greenor!er, III; Anendale, IN; Dwight IA se'
ieg hiGf;S z DoMEsTIcs-social, 81; Sunny
side, 8: Holmesville, IN: Forest 8; Big BONANZA,
g. AubuTn 81 tonfd "a N nA YorS nils i2
Diamond Hill. cambric, 2; knignts, cam n
5: Hero, "a, o. Hero. q, 8; Ballardvale, q Jam
bridge, z, 3; Peerless, u, 5h; Fruit OF the Loom
'bUCKs-Arkwright 16; Etuick, S.os, l0n;
serk. dog, u; Stark, l0-oz 49, Savage, SOC, lii;
Hsmpden. brown and drab. 90. 10 hanp,Gaeut
HrnntaIik. 20 inch, 20 No. 8, 40 inch, AK; N
a 81 inch.. SIX: Gold Medal Blue, l2H; Lion
brown and drab. II: Chariot striped, I'm; saY-
AFTICKING-kmo AGA, IS; Hamilton, p;
HOLLYWOOD, plaid, Ia: Standard 2, 9h; Easton u
az: Omega, l61<; Continental Fancy, 10; stan
dard Fancy, OK; Harrisburg IL
HICRORY-Rock River. 6-S; Blue ana BroTn,
oc: India, loHc; Arliy gton, SIC; ThorndiEe'
IL G; Hamilton IL; American, lG Lowell CITY, VA
PLAID oSNABURGS-Deits, u; ECONOMY ECONOMY
oZ. Ottawa, 81; Michigan. TX: Belle, TX: WOOD.
lawn, ~; Catawba,sx. Arlington, s. Augusta
JEANs-Rox boz oush. 49, Pacific, r; r % \
Resver Valley, %; Toxic. l2K; HUMBOLDT 30
Psonies 2iH: louisville, SSk: Kentucky, SA1l
United States, 3OIS; Geld Medal IL.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

Walker county lumber says the Savannah
News. is briuing $40 hundred in Chattanooga.
Pretty stiff figures. walker county Det.eI move
up at once and bring all her forests with her.
There millions in that kind of a business.
The recent gales that have prevailed in the
lake region have interfered with the movement
of lIImher A letter from northwestern Michigan
saw: "More than half Of the saw.mills are
shut down in this vicinity for the winter rms
is something which never occurred mere before;
for they always run wintor and sumner, ana
consequently a great number OF men are thrown
out of employment" In other sections mills
are also reported shutting down.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BRICK-At the kilns to 10 90 kiln
sTONE-At the Dallas quarrtes, DC per cuele
foot lie for foundation; 16c for WALL and $50 for
1t TIUMBER~Yellow Pine, rough, 2 90 per lO9
feet; over "a feet in length % Matched , ana
CO. x ceiling, so; yellow pine siding, 70,
white pine oeiiins, 8 CO. second common, 20;
v mite pine sidins. arst common. 1855,
common So poplar sia d s;r Gie az % ssG pon
per 600; popls., dressed both Edes, soOG ropgn
SalnuI i25 OO615O 90. Common doora 500
| g 60; sash. 25@5 90 as TO size: a
pine, 1 SOFAS 90. Cypress, No. !. co. No. 2.
iPLAsTER PARIs-Per barrel. oe@4 SO.
CENENT-Roeendale 8 So Louinvlle. So
YEMEN UEMEST 'FLUEs-6 inch. s7Hc inch, tcc {
| ,roh ceiling Joint 90; 6 inch cap, b0G mon
ceiling Joint rs; inch cap DO, SOC oo =.
! SII5Ty pIpT-2 inch 16c per loot 4inoh, 20
! \ inch. s7kc; inch, 40c; 8 inch, SOC.
MIXED PAINTS-Reaay for use and all col
ors 25 per gal. All the tegted and stat
dsrd makes arc on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-strtctlv purn G IS 90 IS. =.
WINDOW GLASs--sx10 TO 10xl2, So; l0xl'
to iix2i, SO; l6x24 TO 2Ox2S IS, less 40 percen
LIME-Ooopereo, Austin, 90 per bArrvg en,k
! I Ia. nenison oar lots, 00c per barrai, 70
| Dallas. In lots zoe: per bushel ESQ
| HAIR-Per pound, S@9kc..
POsT5-Cedar II So Bois daro oil
! LATHS-4 90 per LOO.
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the iten tea tnidlsbfs ihis WetF = nnmhef
,I'nIl NlHitfi msnnhtiUf0W II Viva lhtIf
tl0Hn Hn ihe pffflHt condition ahd lulnfl ifn.
10 fta 0ftfsda' a mamhofO NJ th0 Wosiffh .hn
aia1 Stallion says che mnunfaolpleif wiz rpnlfu,
GVe wo,ts DOS nol Affect ihe olgtl
eboibef 500 viii follow Another could
sfs tho 0ullnit fof isgl Il diodly RlOQmf while
~ eaflorn manuiaf tufof Expresses me OWIlnn
that great Increase Of factories WIS caused ~
the pit.sb,ifsb stflse two years ago as duinR
that time y boom was created which, fesuleu ~
tip OfaanlzailOn Of nauy new plnnw ffesl'
deat CObbs, NJ the lion aud hail compnny,
AufOfe Indiana, says me nall liahe j. unuVl
gpug COO plotc revolution by the use OF
wrought scrap, by which nails are mannlsc.
iurrC MY cents per kog less than from pig
metal
AxEg--Collns, per dozen, . bg Gold Dollar,
per dozen 80 Diamond Edge, per dozen' y on
sRiLLEfs AND LIDs-4'lc per pound sugar
kettles, 44s per pound. ,,. n, ~. oo,,,
SCALES-Fairbanks, discount 20 per cent
Howe, discount - percent.
TIN PLATE--I. o. 10xli, per box, co. J. O.
l4x20 per box, s 90; Terne, l4x2O, per box, bO
Terne, 2Ox2sS. per box, 10 90. 70 ,.
TINWARE-Pieced, discount 90 per cent
stamped, discount 60per cent 60. 40,
SOLDERING. l, l6c; No. IL and IL lsc pei
'I DUCK HORSE coLLARs-No Ia 25per dozen
hAMES-l TWO loopi % poi PVNNA4' '"iSS AN'P
4 so per dozen
GRUB HoEs-Per dozen, GU railroad PICKS
per dozen, 8 30.
MATTOCkS-Pe dozen, Q 30.
RUBBER BELTING-Discount 20 per cent.
NAILS-3 75 rate. ,,..
SHEET IRoN-27 B, sc; galvanized, discount
sHoVELs AND wland's dis
count 40 per cent; Ames' list, steel goods, dis
count 40 and 10 per cent. - ~
HEAVY HARDWARE Shafts, finished, 0o
poles, 10 so. Singletrees, wagons, select 20.
buggy, 2 rs; express, 2 so, Wagon tongues
10 o. Hickory axles, 10 co. Bolsters q
Coupling poles, 4 rs. spokes, xxx, select 2 %
xxx, $50. Sawed telloes, TX, 20, %; z no TO-
No &c o.; 7s2S; g, 8 90. Bar iron, &c rate.
PIow ste &c spng steel 60; cast steel t0n al 10S ca
100 20; do open, 20 0OGoSo 90; do side springs
top, 100 0rpiS5 90; do side bar, leo O0glS Og 40
phietons, t25 O0@l5o 90. a grade side spring,
itO OOe2 co. do phetous, $50 0ed'2OO OG bump
seat bugh.es, 175 OO02J0 o0' platform Springs
ITO OOMi2O 90: three spring wagons, 50 OOapllo
WIRE-smooth wire No. 9, Sc Nos 10 ana
70, 5Kc lapanned, barbej wire, &c; galvanized
barl e1 Vp.
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becoming profitable, and Il revival of the busi'
ness is promised. =. 81, All
Texas buffalo homes are sold 10 ~ LOUIS MIS-
a,ud boz @ mills for sll rer ton. -.
Charles kTug, of 81. Helena, has made tOO,'
0 o gallons of wine this year. =, -,
There are I,7lll6S ciuchona trees ]" Bepgsl
which yielded 800 $50 pounds oil dry DARK last
The Bennett and Mackey Atlantic cables are
said ID be progressing rapidly, -,
The button factory at Springs Clly, hhea
county. Is turning CUT tusheiso Vi pe"ii ou''on'
The state Of New York has !, $3.50, 100 cows, the
annual prOduCt of which is worth tlOOOOO'OO0,
During October the Central ana southern fa-
ci6 = railroads shipped east f0l0,0OO pounds Ol
California canned goods ana lTuis, -
Fifty millions Of people In TINS country use,
on an average, hve matches yer my ~. ~ ms
makes E75, 900 day for matches, or S20,S7o'O.O
year. -. r,,,,o ,,,,u ,,,s,t
Alabama this winter 10 invest IN real estate ii
me deenest oiI.weli in the country is the
Buchanan well, near Wheeling west virginia
which 4, already down 1850 feet ana is gong
down 800 feet further. a.. midi. sit,
The board of directors 81 inc florua snip
Canal company will meet in New iolk shofty'
IL Is expec cd that definite steps Will be then
taken for commencing work r,u,, s.,.o.
the growth of Palmta ana spanish ungger
near III pasO Texas, is rapidly increasing
These plants are the prospective source Oh soap
and paper manufacturers.
The USl laws OF iuUfuh ulO uSSohii'is nv
stric. wear by year. and notable increase IN
the supply is being afforded, the fish being OF
Inuch better quality and size
Tea plants are growing in portions OF Missls-
sippi and louisiana, anu poor people pluck the
leaves and steep them The plants nave nhu
very little attention, and yet they are OF lar
sze sud appear hardy. ~, ,.I
The new Oriental express lifted up WIG
sleeping and restaurant cars on the American
plan. makes the journey from London TO Con
stantinople in ninety.two hours, passing through
Paris, Vjenua Pesth, Bucharest and Varna
tits said that England supplies the 2)GOOuU0 wv
people of India with salt, and charges them 70
cents per pound, equal to tax Of 5000 per cent:
A poor native must work two, days ana hali
at hard labor TO earn enough money 10 pur-
chase pound of salt.
Among the novel exports from Maine is cedar
baIk Parties Mt Caribou have begun 10 gamer
The bark about the shingle mills and other
places ard chip 1t to Massachusetts, where y
Is manufactured into coarse paper 10 be used
under carpets to keep away moths ana other
insects. .. 10,
The SAN Francisco Gas Light company has
published a notice that on aud after DtcemOel
/, 1883 the price of gas will be 81 per lOvo
feet throughout the entire city.
In Berlin decree has been issued iorIlduiug
the retail sale OF all intoxicating liquors on
or. dit The penalty for disobedience Is Tue I'M
mediate withdrawal of the license
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PROVISIONS.

Ths CT ncinnan Price Current Of last Thurs
day, In its review OF pork packing IN tne Mest
sers that hogs confinue 70 mofe " market
frtely and 10 gain over last year. The Jack
ing al The nine leading poinss has been 5o6etO
for the week. compared WIN dz5.V9 lssi year
me returns In oIIr tsb,e show a t1tai Of 1s3o o
hogs al the ulaces mentioned since oFember J.
a gaiust L Oss O0O AT year. The parking a. Al
nj cts 4 about 275 90 IN excess Of correspond
Ing tine last year.
BACON-Bhort clear sides. t4G Long
clear, kakc lesa
DRY sAIT-short clear sd1eA tfG Bona
cleer. KGK less breakfast b-oon. lac.
HaMe-fIsuvsrsed and uncanvnssed ldc.
LARD - Tiafus o4r haf-b4rrels IKE
1O-round cana 1oc Opoun1 cnnA, tfe
1O-r0und can, ske 5-Dound cans, l1<e .
pound cana Joke.
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LIQUORS.

II. amount Of whisky on which tax was paid
during the last year Was %. % eeeg gsiions, "
r5eIf liquors tax was paid on 5OoOV9,Oy fnl.ons'
a Quantity large enough 70 noet sMsll NV !
$50 eISyf feer for each man. woman ana
ei'iif n Jte oouutry would use up this enount
a. re srnouut above mentioned Weuld give
f,srrai ~ each voter in The lenfs hoH h,nth
r~Isrrv and ruin the above WHISKY ado DseI
csrrad ne commissioner does not ten me 20
~ ~rcrIris from All source o. internal Tetehut
n ration fur he fiscal year we're 49, -. -
cnTrpared win fffG 81 20 for lse2 ano 49,
~ ~ Tor ISL DURING the 1rst tnree m3pt. u
III he currert fiscal year. lsa1-e4 the eEkre. -
reraIpts from he several objects o. M1snol
,Ters 2q.e7l.171 being decresse q ~ 49, >,
f-os- ne rerslrss 81 ne c0rrespgDdlng period ~
- r.-r~to1Is fscai vear The total cost ~ eul-
is-r-.i,sn fur The pest fscal year vas allAl ~
10000 ~ tsr % uhIrkT has ben fecuced,
ne lrIrrne rIl ~ i Be- larfe. 81 rrtat AIn51nt
---lrsf b rlfhdrawu from bond
oUoTaTIors TO-DAY.
lIrOHOI-1 - pr g.. - rer high Nines-
WuTsFT-necflfef. 009l 90 81 per proof
80 81 90 rer-s GA 2 He1 81 fsncJ, sE-
~ - -. n c.sss doa5 D. pr qual-
-. Tlrf1rlsa rer RI. g1cal = Prri. ol.tt -
- - r1IIrr ] or0ef - Mnoe-la - r.
- 49, - vflis vlrs. m crsr8 s.fls ..
rrlWtfGFF-1rlegE uIr O. = 49, -
80 - n kaaket - 49, - kru1 J. -. -,
g.. r1r u - - rreHrtF
rrrr- rr~s-s Ir-E rg.-s p =
~r rs frgrris.- era ~.
= - frI1f r-rfs1. Tt-r - 80 = y
81 -
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co-ror-Tr rer York cotton futures declined
slnce yesterday frum - tol.n ena ~
Irrl r.nirfr nnr Al uther En1utha from % ]
r,riris aaIes urrs ma heaTy IN elthef city Ir
ffrerruoi The mErEet rs r-n1riel e2sI -
e11slr,r,f IA r1of fnrurntle for bfttff rrIrea.
r.--1Fr,rr ---r-fIIrarn-DecaIrf ~ w1eEt "a u
1rrer anf 1nrusrT fall 81 iruI1 - ~ = Ioe
III Cor wae frrn eud wsuf ~ - ~ lEr.-
rrrr f.~frrfnr 81 an ~ Iaru1ry ceErtrT !.
100 ~ nrf hruurff - -. T. fEr. r. -
49, a.. "a ~. 81 |r.-....f - Urr1
ri. en- = 81 rafs arII IL + ~ rrr W
-. - -. f-.r uerr vs. -Glr rCrr ~.
f rai4 H.-. Irs rtr-Hrf ~ Do 80
= l.1.s-l- sells- rL-.i - II --r1. -
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GROCERIES.

ThouVh tbe importation q fhe new Annoy
- - II, - iirffer fian last wear. The Increased
lr-rnrtaficn 81 Forrnosa vi rAruy ne1e ~
- -.,..1sIr- ~ ne lrrrIrrtatinns into this
e.Tr,,rr vrin fnIi sbort about 5o0eD1o o. eo.4-
- rerort Of the Lou iEiana sursr crop Nov
- r1~~1rrr ,rre rnrlfly harresii1r INST Little
80 - standing The repurts conc. rning NE
~l-If Irrrs les favorable. scIne teE lsces nel-
ina finished Fflnclnf III - 49, 49, =. =. -
frrfrfrl ntorf reaching ne sftlnatt - 49,
- - = n - r'rrfnffa hUweref. that n.
- ~ - rrrsr- - - f-lt
80 'l.Irl u .I'aT ~
=. -. 1879 errls = Ct ri s-ru-l --ii -
-. - ~ fI-r rt ID % - ra1 n re ~.
49, sarr rrIrf..u -f.lrf. 80
-.rr-r g. tt--rsE1. ne l-l-- IS 90
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rRApE IIEsIs.

.r.-rf CO. rsdo A consulnlng ttAh poiH-
s 80 ri q 80 psr thousana In Eev
a s.,s al ornnis.isnsr Il dis
-. ~ 1 49, issua1ts 81 Is-iullsJ. Ar
go. q, = uins.ses hrsrssss1 N Washington
-.e -e--. q Trrteys frun Ee1intEJ
rrrE nrE1s 5000 -. 49,
-. = I~r~r r~rfrrr IN ne wrrlc . -
A. #. H.r.rf - U1rtrefIrrE- -. ID
.r.a rrrr ~ rnreI - rcrlafe naFt 80. -
trr-cr q rsIlr - - -
Itrrt 81 A. - u-urT1 cr1I - - -
|-.I..'1rl - VrIr 49, t1e rrrrnrrAs Ne-l-A
.r| - ~rtlett -. 800 -
Z. Z =. e. 81. Etrl- l-rara
1913. .-l.-t 49, II = r-tir.-'1r
- L. 49, r1.t
go. e tIr--- 80
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Advantage of Heavy Plates.
The soft pituminous coal used IN the
west is so destructive on sll cast-iron thst
the heavy plates in the Charter OAK COOK
Stove will be appreciated by house keepers
as well as dealers This advantage, with
excellent draft. quick and uniform baking
% axe the Charter o ak the most desirable
stove in the market.
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r1sH. orsrEss ASD sAnE.

FeH-Rst. sbecphead nnd Ir,.1t - -
Il - Frs<h uaier fsh. dressed. 1oc-
OreTFR--Falf r11ra4 ref 90 - - =
r-r|arnr- ~ wrtfle 49, - p I-t-l--
80 u HessE l--a So l--rFi-rt r-'
f;Evr-vr-ls-1. ~ rui.Icre. 2 q 80
D rIrrff - f-rs1 g 81 traII. ! = Wa
go pee O. r-rrss. -. -i--rt---s -
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc., ]
will send recipe that will cure you, free Of
charge, This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. SeDo
a eelf-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph L. Inman, station ID, New YORK
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DR.. CHARLES II. wooD.

Alwaye avoid harsh purRative pills. They
first niske you lick and then leave you con-
stipated. Carnr's Little Liver rus reg
ulate the bowels and make you well. Dose,
ore pill.
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More cases OF sick headache, biliousness,
etc.. can be cured In less tim
with less medicine, and Tor less money, py
using Carter's Little Liver Pills, than by
any other means.