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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27
GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
COFFEE-Rio common, Cooke; fair, 1O@l04t
ohPss K@ tssgy c Young '1 MSson S'
Coo Oolopg 45y60c; Japan, 60@65c
UGARs-Powdered, lie; crushed, nc; grsniu,
lated, l9Ac; standard ], 1oc; Louisiana white
MOLASSES-Louisiana choice, Csc: prime, 81 a
55c; fair to good, 42C945c; corn syrup 5Oc sugar
81 rup, 6l@63c; reboiled, 45@52c.
BAGGING-PIre yute TX 19S il all e pei pei
RIcE-wholesale. 61l@7tc.
sALT-In barrels, Is; Liverpool In sacks,
CRACKERs-soda, eX@7c; Xxx, 7A@7'Ec;
xxx, 76@sc cream, 1Oc: ginger snaps, loc.
sOAP-0live, rs per box; b'ue India, u
pound bars % per eox SpSSo o2 oars upper
0V GAN MILES, Star full Weight i5Kc.
CHEEsE-W. r. 12c; full cream, 14Si4hc;
Hun HoMi N%le ANb ri GiRITs-5 25 per barrel.
RAISIN5-LondOn layer. new per box 3 co.;
ID Dried PEAcHEs-U npeeled, &c; peeled, l2c.
WILL BUCKETS OO94 25 per dozen.
CLIO HESPINS-Round, Csc; spring, per box
MEASURES-K bushel iron bound, 50 per
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 90; S-hoop ~ 70 ~, IN
per dozen; No. 2, S So; No. 3. 50 per dozen:
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag aud straw, 45@75c
POWDER-6 IS per key OF 25 pounds; l25s DO,
i
drop, bag 2 1902 Is; buck, 2 S5@3 50.
PftKLEs-i1 5c@i2 60 per barrel; half bar
COAL oIL-l1o degrees fire test in barrels,
20. low grade oil in cans, ~; lou degrees hre
MACkEREI-No barrels, u 90; half bar
rels 2. 90 kits, 10. No. barrels, 90; half:
barrels, 90; Fits s5c. No. barrels, 90; half
HOLLAND HERRING-Import 25 per keg.
CANDY -stiyk, l2hc pound; fancy, l5S2Sc.
CIDER-Crab apple, 4Oc; Missouri cider quo
STARCH 5@5Kc.
LYE-Concentrated, 275@4 90.
JUGS-We quote: lie per gallon for glazed,
oPsES lES RsE gallon po@nd EI IS ponn s
SAUER KRAUT--Barrels. 8 so; half barrels.
C q iiiS5 CANNED GooDs-Pcacheess, ,
S 6sdESerGiss 9? * 4 pSennS. grapes
pounds, 2 is; pears az pounds. 8 90; cages, 2n
pounds, 90; peas. az pounds, 90; plums, ~
pounds, 65: tomatoes, 2h pouncs %; cur
SMOKING ToBACCO-Genuine Duke of Dur
ham, 1-pound packages, 47c; h-pound, 4Sc "a
pound, ;5lc h-pound b.; assorted cases, oSc' 70
per pound: Sal Soda, "a to Lac. per pound;
Ginger. race, topper lb Nutmegs, CSC to 81 00 per
pound Ball Potash, $500 TO $3.50 per case; Potted
ham La $40 per aS1 Potts. De. ssI
dimes. French. $3.50 per case Snuff, darreHs
sri So to si. IS per case snuff, Garrett OF 81 IS
70 $50 per case, SMUT, Ralph,s, IL
To-. $3.50 per gross; Olives, American gus
SIS per doz.,. Olive OIL. PTS 7;7k per dSz.
Mushrooms, e275 per doz; Condensed MIR,
sS rs to co. 90 per case Jelly, wine glass 96c. per
doz.; lumber sl.25 per dozen; crown, 8266 per
dozen, ID cans, el65 per dozen; Ib cans, q. CD
rscts, assorted, $50. per dozen; Cloves. (whole)
sc. to SOC per h.. Cream Tartar, Commercial
25c. per lb Backing, tsmsl) $50. per h.; Black.
iny fls roal khc neY dog
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prodoc. N domestic consuming. districts and
hbfosd have been isif, but not ~ such pr pof.
lions A. N no calico large The cotuse o
values N product has been 70 a lower fangei W
Chicago. Oct0Oef mess pork tel Ing ~ slOb2b
10 IDS III sling al 10 as on the regular boatni
larl 775 10 AIN, closing At 1sIN
short rib sides b 60 10 6.82jft o'oslng At 76-a
decline since week ago Of nko on pork, $50.
on lard and mo on side'. There ls not muoh
ground for hope for any material rally m prices
on product on the old crop. and not much In
sight 10 make Il appear likely that IN Januar,
next values will be essentially lower than they
now are for that month There will be- plenty
OF hogs and plenty Of corn, an a at current prices
for delivery In the new season there should In
time cone forward abundsnty OF orders for ox.
pOit and capital I'm this country will likely not
be tlmid on such n basis Our advices this
week from nearly all sc 3tions Of the corp-gtow-
ing regions where damage has result ed from
frOsts indicate that the iu'l extent OF impair
ment Of the crop will not be per cent --onr es.
TINA es. In round figures, aggregate 6hOOO'i %
bushels for such damage 1t Is, therefore, evil
dent that the west will produce rs much corn as
last year, and possibly more. while there Will be
shortage In the south and elsewhere.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACON-short clear Sides SNc; Long
clear 4 1Hc less.
DRY SALT-Short clear sides, 71sc; Long
| clear a ~ less; breakfast bacon, 14c.
HAMs-Cauvassed. l5H@l5hc.
40 round cans. .C,1c; 2O.pound cans, 1OKc
10 pound CANE, lOc'45.pound cans, lOHc;s-pound
| nans llc
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

The Cincinnati Trade list has the following
coucernipg American woods; hsfe are
large number OF valuable woods and umpeIs
grown in this country that are used fOf CONNER
eial purposes. Among othe the following arc
common. viz Ash for furniture and HsEon
wood birch for bobbins and Tor furniture
and for ornamental work csaps n ,HI f bies
ory for wagons .buggies. handles, etc 10 'usi
for ship. building, as trenalls etc map q iol or
namental work and frames TOT machire e, osas
orange for wagons and buggies, pine for tim osr.
oak ior ship-bmlding, yellow pine for The same
purpose and for tuiiding furniture snd oina.
mental work;spruce for daily packsge;o boss wood
Willow ,EI FOR Charcoal. for sun-pOvder AID loi
and cabinet work: cherry. Tor The same; ,spple
I'D for so 1:s so snsTs, ,.tsf e
ornamental work; poplar for furni,nIe fea
cedar, for moth 9rooftrunks poplar, spruce aod
button wool are also used for 1000 pspei N 2.
Indeed there 10 scarcely one OF our nat ~ trs-es
that Is not useful for some commercial or iniu--
trial purpose. sunec tviggs and leaves ere
used for dveing and lansing. and are worn "
trensi n white locust differs from Il IN the cylof
Of the wood and In iu toughness ana rentth- I.
y QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
BRICK-Atthe filns 70 10 % hin run
foot; lie for foundation: iSc for vail and ss i0r
or TuNB sEiRYllv Pine. roueh. % psr lao
s sss ogfs oor, iss' O m nishnr IS ns
2 %. 4 osflinG so yellow pine oclnt,
rhile pine ceiling. % seoono con- mon -
Witt pine s,dins IT., e1 49, = aS 5a-..
Isr oe,ii5e. q % ssh and walnut soorius t.io
per go poDis-, dressed both noeA boe9 iorsh
walnut Is Ooa15o %. oommon doors -
sfFINGI EsSTeilev pine tOe4 50 .hfu
pine, 5Oe5 90 OyprssA No L 3 % No. 2
50 NJ. Us. - ,.....-.s,. /, q.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

The I-onmoneer, an English paper, reports
thai II is difieuls TO see any recovery IN our
trade with the United states, notwitt standing
the inauguration OF the new tariff. The rise IN
freights has, for the moment chect ed
exports thither, bat even supposing that snip
ping becomes cheaper as the autumn APP
proacbes there is little reason for believing
rection. II is laid that the fal trade IN the
states promises TO be large, but In well-inform-
ed quarters the idea that we are going TO see an
gepera iy dlscrcdlted slowly, but surely, the
trade IN Recognizing tn fact that the United
States is practically lost m arket, and that ~ Is
TO other quarters OF The globe we must Ioos iSr
other quarters the d mand Is steadily increas'
ing, especially for crude iron, and y Is TO be
hoped that American iequlrem enis will, by-and-
by, be no longer considered an important eie-
ment In the situation"
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AXEs-Coliins per dozen, 0 So Gold Dollar,
per dozen s 50 Diamond Edge, per dozen. 60
Skill ETs AND LIDs-4xc per pound; sugar
kettles, 4Zc per pound.
SCALES Fairbanks. discount rs per cent
Howe Discount IS percent.
lin PLATE-I. .. l0Xi4, per boz, ", 4. 9.
lix2O, per box, 8 90; Terne iix2o. per box, 50;
TerRe 20x2s, per box, IS 90
TINWARE-Pieced, discount 50 per cent
stamped discount so per cent
SOLDERING. !. lSc; No. IL and IL lsc per
pound.
DUCK HORsEC OLLAhS mo. ~ 70 per uOleu
HAMEs-two loop. oO per pozen; three .oop
q per dozen
GRUB BoEs-Per dozen. o. railroad picks
per dozen, 3 90.
MATTOCKs-Per dozen, 9hu
PLASTER PARls-Pef tarrel ma 80.
RUBBER BELTING-Dis. ouDi 80 cent.
HAILS-3 rs rate.
SHEET IRoS-27 b. &C. gniva ,'~'. discount
sHovEIs AND sPADEs-Ko ,i~gd's, dis
count a. per cent Anes' list, steel goods. dis
oV WFa N aHhRpwhRE-shan nnished. . %
poles, Is 50. singletrees Wagons. sele 81, %;
bTggy, q, express z so wagon tongues
Compiling poles, IS tgokes' Xxx, select 2 ~ Is
Xxx 80. Sawed fellOes, ~, 5a ".
Rowden shoes, Q 90 Northwestern horse nails.
No 8. oo7. s2S q 6ol Bar iron, &C rate.
Ploy steel 7c spr1ag steel. ~ cast steel, lsc.
BUGGIEs-orade r. and spring ION. 70 Oe4
100 90 DO open, 20 0orso On do side sprines
top. 100 OO2ib o. do side bar. 80 OoalS0 90 do
phatOns rs O0Giso co. grade side spring,
it0 90 az 90, do phetOns 10 os1oo 20 bump
scat buRgfes 15b i0aEo 90 platform springs.
no oo0i0 co. three spring vaRons " oo9iiA
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LIVE STOCK.

The Drovers Journal says; ''If there remains
ANYTHING unsold, that was driven TO be sold. OF
the Texas drive northwaid, we are not aware OF
It The dn has been a success. snd such cat
tie as were sold realized very fair figures. One
by one the drovers return without word OF
complaint, and they are taking rest prepare
to y II again taking hold"
ouan ities of Rnss'pn beef have been received
in England. The quality is not very good, and
II is chiefly bought BY workingmen II mar
KIT for 1t can be established IN England Il Is pc
lleved that immediate efhtS Will be made 10 I'M
prove the cattle Of Russia.
The Pi,tsburg Stockmsn says Much interest
Is man tested among Gait emen in the lar west
and esp cially among cattle-groweis, es 10 the
future OF the business for few months 70
come. The course Of the trade for the last thirty
DAYS has been closely watch,d By ranchmen.
and many Of them have decided to ship only the
tops OF their herds, or in other words, only
those that are fa,. confoed generally 70 four or
fiye.year-olas Tuis IL the course decided upon
by almost all the large and able firms. This Is
not only tue OF the csttle rsnchmen In the
northwest, but II Is also uus Of Texas, II we csn
iudge at all from the reports given from the
leading stockm,n firm that region, wyoming,
Colorado and Montana CONTRARY 70 the erp eta
iess ,Sis we year than sst OF cou Sc IL the fall
weather should be favorable, and prices Later
on equel 70 or nearly equal 70 those OF last iall
the gatherings will be continued and many
more shipped than otherwise But such con-
diton OF things Is not probable All feel conf
dent that cattle VIII 60 through the winter
safely on &C on Il OF the pienufulness OF feed All
over the west
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
tReported BY VIA n. Wallis Droyers and
BuDasrs' Stock Yard. North side Elm u.
BRRvEs-Cosn beeves none. fair 70 good
gras. beeves, 2kl93kc per pound; medium grass
CoWs-Bsrren cows, IS oo627 50. Mich cows,
North Texan grades 20 O0d50 co. common 20
fair. IS O0e 20 00 Stock cattle sroud, 1S0OdDOo
BULLS AND eTAGS-Hor sausage manu-
fscturet bulls. 2e2Hcs stagA 2hdzkc
CALVEs-veaf calves Q 0tsi0 90 yesrEnEs,
l0aie CO. tvo-yesr-olds. l26ls.
sHEEP-Good mutton. 2x62fc per pound;
medium mutton. 2ke2ko per pound; STOCK
sheen 2Ona3 90.
GOATs-2 OOa2 rs per head.
HOGs-Corn FED, none; medium none. stock
/ on in rood demand: few In MARKET
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Forty Years. Experience o, nm ola Mrs.

Forty Years Experience or an Ola Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States,
and has been used tor forty years with never
failing safety and success by millions of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
OF one week old to the adult. II corrects
.acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We be-
lieve it the best and surest remedy in the
world, in all cases of Dysentery and Diar.
rh@a In Children, whetherar!sing from teeth
ing or from any other cause. Full direc.
lions for usingwill accompany each bottle;
None genuine nuless the fac-simile of Cur
tbs d. Perkins is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents a
bottle.
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LIQUoRs.

A statement Jus, issued by the treasury De
partment shows the number Of dis inenes ~
operation IN Keutucsy. up % sepis inter- y
Be = more than the number ~ n. este issl
year The producing cspsciiy IL lOlH gallons
agsins, a725 lest year. To In lara the nun bel
Of distllle-fes In operation IL 4 Win "a y
DrodurinK eapaci , Of 14c0o "a lons, sgainst o
757 year ago -
oUoTATIoEs TO-DAY.
ALCOHOL - per rsl. a. per high wines.
WHIeEF-Rectifed, ! 00fi 50. - per prnnf
sorr mash, one yesr old, I So two years old,
75a9 o. fhree years old. 2 Z5d1 So fancy, er-
~ Oh WHISKY 0o05 o. - per aFe-
WTEEs-Clartt IN ceses ood5 O., Per quail
~. Csfsusa. PEI Fsl socei 50 Pgrf. I te94 %
zfe-rT r.er rrfinn 0014 % Nsderia, PIT gal
I'M 1 Iers5 b. rhife w.ne. 10 cases. 5tt1Ie o..
CHAMPAGEE-1ules Nun 4 Co, p o11. -
Heidsiek n bastet p - b %. krnE. n - %.
~. - 51eG - DOu sstie champagne. = 00e
BOTTLED BErK-s Jouis qusrts = 81
plrfa u 81 ssufweiaer. Crn fire. y - tln,s
II - EflEr rHr beer. quartz = g TINA ~ -
lLF-so-f as per so.sn z1e1 2; Rortsr
uEr dozen lof1 =
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SADDLERY AND LEATHE Err.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY,

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy lno
brands) AZ; do heavy, 40; do x medium Sno
hrands) 80; do medium. 81 Baltimore ana On
"; Matamoras, %.
HARNESS IEATBER-Oak No. !, IS; No. 2,
extra, SO; No. 2 80; No. /, hemlock, 80; No. 2,
o. FREN L CALFsKIN-1 1901 05. according
'0 PPaaffhLgDELPHIA CALFsKIN-No. l, 100
%: do No. 2, S5@s5c.
PHILADELPHIA KIPS-No. ]. S5c@l 90
according to weight.
back bands, IS. ga inch cotton osck
bands, / 40 Duck collars, Oh. inch cotton
back bands, 65 6h--6-2 trace chains. 42c.
6X-6-S trace chains, 4Oc. 6k-s-2 trace cheins,
45c 7-s-2 trace chains, SOC. No. l. hook
hands, l. o. T., 4 49, No. 2, 10. No. ], web
halters. rope tie, IS. No. 2, web halters, rope
tie. 2 rs.
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Trr rtcefrts ~ rrffur tu-try r. thlt cliy ~ert
ne a. rrrre's rrrf e. e. -uts Tar1- ar1 =
d ri and ~ On fbe 49, o. = crl-fr.fss1
m al lffr OF ~ c-.i1r > ~ = p. MI
- 1--'rrr 49, q fem teulF~Ilie he stIr o.
r-er'fs - -far wels 50 lalgs ~ j. p Al--rell
rIr.r n rrrrlr- a Iersr C1TfrEl - - tIsr.r1
rsc1 t'rtr ~ Itrss a Per-t- sd .2les N
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FINANCIAL.

THE call for $4,000 600 Of per cent. bonds
will be followed before long by other call
FIR large amounts. II is evident that the re-
duc,ion In taxation due 10 last winters legis.
latlon will still leave a very large surplus.
one reason for this lies In the inability OF the
psnsi IN office 10 speed a the money congress
gave H. Commiss loner Dudly. IL now appears,
ba iiy owe estma cd its capacity in this direc.
ton. His original estimate for 1888 and 1854, II
will be re rendered, was for sll0VOcOO ms
staggard congress ami the country, but the de-
N ana was hOnOred. Then, alter Ieiiec.iOn Ae
thought sl00 0O0 900 w.uld do and now uron
experiment he fnds he cannot spend more
Than e75. on 600 Last year, when he set cut 70 is
hence the treasury Is so much better of, and
the country will be obliged 70 face again The
prob I'm Of large surplus. The news IRON the
those patriots who wish 20 keep up high
tariffs and IN, internal revenue system. A
surplus Of slooooot00 a year; as now seems
likely TO exist &C ording 70 the Latest guesses OF
the treasure experts, will exhaust the remain
ing called bonds four years before the earliest
time bonds mature an leave an ugly hiatus I'M
less sin further reductions In taxation are MADE
at once.
The Phiisdeiphia mint pays s6K cents apiece
for trade dollars which is the value OF the silver
In them.
ONES ia New York city, during the week ended
september IL, amounted 10 slsl SOB against
1913 o 0 for the previous week he receipts
nun January H. 100, 10 0hlt hIt ~ 800
Mr. burehsrdt, the director OF tbs mil { has
lust returned from q trip 10 the wsst IN TIE
course Of which be visited the minis aud assay
Ofices aud the mining regions 81 Oregon, hen-
lana and Idaho. He thinks there viii be q
ieht decline IN the yie'd Of gold and 40 To-
crease Of that Of silver over last years prJduc-
tioa.
the ssu'bsrn ststss H. tlzS,72Hlhb. sgsiDst q
de5t IN New England Of 4gegoa1a OF the mis-
die states a 60t,5l1. and Of the western ftaies
81 710lsz Tn debt o. southern cldes u 1b0so,.
nl2 ara MT Total OF 145 81 7O7 in New Eng AID
cities 7sss.756 IN those Of the middle II us
ard fs5 sol. q 2 An those Of the veslern states
The Critic says 'Arother bond call may b
male before the fl5,00o0o cal iustissued ma
fures which vii be December / next The
Desrset e. mate that tan be made txes he
further smOunf % b0nds 70 b redeemed gu Ing
the fiscal year ~ ff.Olo.o0o This would make
he t0t 4 smouut u he oebt retired during that
peri0d about ,e0OoO10. as f4ss0J0o have
already ben called IN since Ju 7 81, last.
..Tnere a NJ lO1ger any DOUBT" says Lhe In
dcasor - bout the truth Of NE ports conc m
ing the discovery Of gnld mines On the
Rio Grsnde fOur mflrs shove slUuquerque
The facf that rol1 eflsts there IN coDsiderspe
quarflfIes ~ esiahlisbed hy The sold itsef,
Nhith h nov bcinE taken out ever day. There
hes not "a been enough n tpec-lng 90 e N
eirc sny idea 81 the extent n the Ftld besring
di.trlct. but everything rou iudicates hat Il Il
NOT Cnly rich IN, extensive
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6a5nnO0

We know that this is earlier than any estimate
of the crop Is ususlly sde. but owing TO the ex-
trem drouih and consequent early maturity, we
do not think tina either an early or late frost
would produce any material change In the re-
suit When we reflect that the weight of bales
this sea sonis about per ceLt less than last, and
the spinning capacity Of the cotton itself fully
per cent .ess. Il will nracrclly reduce this crop
as comporef with last TO 5. 250000.
Toourfdends aud patrons We say, hold your
cotton, Do moi BE- Influenced by bad Manchester
reports. They slwsys are bad. and gott up in
the ia'erest Of the harpies who praf upon the
misfortunes OF the southern people. Prices Will
almost surely he higher. Trade In this country
Is good. money comparatively easy, breadstuhs
and provisions cheap. and there are no serious
political or financial troubles anywhere.
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PROyIHoNs.

T-ss rurrt,sr ~ hos pactst IN fhs 49, ths
rssf us.-f 70 sup ab1t' s1of. c1lrrlref III
4 nn1 he rreeetlux weef- an1 49, rf.r9
- A. = 80 nj errIrrf 100 lat ycEr-a-
Ir1rr.ars a IS 80 he ErerHf. - lrri rer ~
hsr r-rtrfly baer - r.our1s heHTler tnar -
rrsr Pres - hrrs art a-rui NJ - -. - =
- frflr ne rrrvruerf - marie 30 r-r1lT
h.rr 90 fharal e. erred III - - = -
rrnpIe ~ al rtrulreue1n. Ibs ahlrme1- g
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

III
q, Iours sspt 2a-F19ur firm. Wheat weak
No red LO1 "a CAST La 10 l0l 50 oc ober
Iol 1 q November. Corn loser and slow a
Sstto a cass; q ny Vs g s - % ~ ca 20
y, October. n Ia November whisky stesdy
Port slow Al i IL. Bun meat. stes 2 !,
B.oon sieasy. long clear 81; short clear, 81;
short rfb. N La-d DominsL Gait re eips,
zoe Ise supply We. chiefly 5sn.e ,r Is.sn, :,
sorne shipping 30 peupds. sold st 80, and
butcherinE STUFF. including steer, At 20 $50
sheeg esd g. 100 81. i 1ssys' ranging
CHIC 90 nAKKET
crrckeo sept 2s-Csfre reoeipu, . 600
stssdy; fairly sctive exPsIt 70 go GOD 70
ch0fre shipping 70 10 90 conmpn 70 isedi-
nm. 40 s. range steady and closing weak 1erss.
s0oLls sheep reca pts 30. sirons ior oesi;
inferior % fat. 2 3 tos good $50 cholce' s-SF
Earsss CITY N.NEEI.
KsrsasCIrr. sgt IS -Whest weaker' 10. 2
~ = cash ana o sober. e7f N0veIn0er. Corn
sssssr :, 2, y 90. Ssss; ,siv. ,'a 40 chiefly
Lem urirh scld q ~ - 20 sheep re-
c,1pss so nsilVes "a % Lio pounds soid .
WV ToKE nsEEr1-
WV Yorr saps 25-flour quiet Wheat
rpot y - love; optio1s, y y ~ lgser 70,
- f.l7E ~ Ia eierat0r. lifh % l-i5s
ffiiverel Con-. pot } = n ~ lguer oriiells
4 % l1rer cio.inE yea ~ .
Eo 6z1-1D G.. efosr. sugar Htetdy, yhh
frIr frrrrnf. rrfref arm. F1arulate1. - ~
= i1s2iz Peri dui . y q = - 81
..ss's ssh .3E s'ssr' - q I'-'d s.. es.
I.ss,gs. ..s .s..ss,,.- s se.ss X
- - r1Ie-ef rrafires - fDIf ~ Tex
- - r Irlrafr - o. - 81 Vein
'sss ss& sssss - % $50
r~r~rs an 1922
NJ TcEE. So = -Hrrcy "a ~ - - -. |
- ~ - = rIsrlirr p D o. = 40 a,e4lT ]
: - q - IS, 3, 49,, 80. - -. - sit1n.l
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STOCKS.
Thte vaoriT ot " oar
Messrs @. P. Hunt & Co., in their cirtula

MeSSrS .. 7. HUH q CO.., III lnVlI CIIl uIHr
dated Memphis, Sept 81 1888, say:
Toe commercial season of 1SS3-1SSf scarcely
promises the same prosperous results TO SOUTH
sor. Ia the first place. the price ofonr princi-
pal staple is very low, and the crop almost I'M
precedently SO ort Our Mr.. Kirimsn, an ex-
perienceo staist ican, who has been with us tor
years, aud travels exclusively for informa ion
as to the c0ndit on the cotton crop. has just
completed tour of the cotton statet. including
all the pr ncipal PORTS and extending irom Will
crop cannot possibly exceed 600 600 bales Be-
low we give an estimate by states, and as COM
pared with 1892 1883 This estimats is made on
Mr. Kirkman's exhaustive personal research,
supplemented by constant kilograms and letters
from the most reliable authorities in every Sec
ton OF the cotton states:
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Denver & Rio Grlude, % 49, Hou ton & Texas
Crnrai 81; Missouri Kansas n ], xas, " ! =
MIS- knuti Pacific, Q6 "a Texas &c Pacific 2.5-o.
NEW ORLEANS MARKtT.
Nsw ORLEANS. sept 2i.-COtn duh; mixed ~;
white, so. Corn maai du aud lower "a To z 10
Rulk m atS I'm fair demand and ea.ier: shoulders
packed, "a 10 5A. Bacon in fair demands
shoulders lower; Ga Cottpn.seed oil, crude,
81 TO 80; summer yellow refined, IS to ~; Others
unchuug d: exchange unchanged.
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A mans wife should always be The same.
esper1ally 10 Der husband. but il she is weak
aB1 nervous. ebd uses Carers lrOs Pills,
he csnn0f Be. for they mske Der feel Ike
different person. ~ least % they eli say,
aud their husbands say - too Carriers
Iron Pills euualizs The circulation. remove
Derv1usness aud give strength and rssi-
Trv them
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"Msns ssna in corpore sspo:- "A sound
mind in q sound body" IL the trade mark Of
Aliens Brain Food. and we assure our
readers test II dissatisfied with either weak
ness Of brain or bodily powers, this remedy
druEglsls.
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The Limbo Of Things Lost
on earth has engulied many q trumpery
tooth wash. paste and powder, since SEQ.
don't was intro iuced N public notice, bat
thar standard article stfll retains its place
in general estim alton and wares 10 popu-
lsrity ~ the years vaoe. People. whose
teeth bsve been saved BY IL, speak CRATE
fally 10 its behalf, and professional endorse
ments OF il multiply fast.
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Chillarine
Is Purely Vegetable, entirely
harmless, Dead Shot for Chills.

a Gard
To all who are suffering from the error
and iDdiscretions ofyouth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay. loss OF manhood, etc,
will send q recipe that will cure you, free o.
charge. This great remedy was discovered
BY Q missionary in South America. Send
q selfsddressed envelope TO the Rev
Joseph 7. Inman, station ID, New York
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QUEENS WARE.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
ASSORTED CRATRS-40 00@75 90
TUMBLERS-S5c@1 so per dozen; 0o@4 90
per box; goblets, 50@6 90 per barrel
STONEWARE-Per 10O gallons, 10 90.
LAMPS-R.H., 2 90: q. H., so lamp Chin
news 90 ne box: assorted cask lamps. II 90