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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

MENORIEs OF THE WAR.-The surviving members
Of the old 9Th Georgia regiment held reunion at
Macon, Ca, yesterday, members from nine com
delivered by Congressman Hardeman. feature
OF the meeting was the restoration OF the battle
nag captured at the battle OF Co0aahatchee, in
1854, by the t6th New York regiment 1t was pre-
sented by l. c. Young, OF that regiment The
veterans stood when It was received and many
shed tearA Captain Kiddo who was to receive the
nag, was so overcome by his emotion that he could
only utter q few words In reply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

RESTORED CONFIDENCE IN MRxrco-Thia veear
the banks In the city OF Mexico are Offering loana
more freely and at lower rates than af any pfyoua
time during the present year, and merchanse aro
sending orders 10 the United states and EUROPE a1
OF which indicates restored con1deDce. N1nisfeS
Morgan. on account OF Illness has POSTPONED m
departure Tor the United States until the sefh inae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

BAY CRY, Mich, August GA telegram from
Standish last evening says that Deep River was In
great danger from nre, and asking that a steamer
be sent UP immediately. No details
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

THE AUSTRIAN FLAG IN PITTsBuRG.-As there
was an International question involved in the case
charged with violating a city ordinance in refusing
to take down an Austrian flag when ordered to do
so by Chief OF Police Baum, the hearing, which was
pSstpOned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
Troops to Quiet Miners.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, August 22.-Cov. Sherman
has, on a reQuisition from the proper authorities,
ordered company c, OF MuScatne. TO the coal mines
in Keokuk county, where serious trouble is reported
between the white and colored miners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

Policeman Fay, OF Baltimore, while endeavoring
to arrest VIM. Burley, colored, in that city We'd
neSday night, was struck in the face with q f1at-
iron In the hands Of Buriey and terribly injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
RayaRes of Cholera.

COOLER WEATHER EFFECTS A CHANGE FOR THE
BETTER.
PARIS, August 22-There were five deaths from
cholera at MarSeeS last night and two at Touon.
The weather in ToulOn Is cooler and the public
health Is improving,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

ROBBER1Es REPoRTED.-The residence of MI. r.
B. Hammond, No. 343 street southwest, was en-
tered by thieves this morning. silver pitcher and
a carving knife, valued at s31, were stolen.-Mrs-
Frances Frazier, 606 street. reports stolen from
her house, last Saturday, a Spanish lace scarf,
valued at $50
A CoUNTRYMAN ROBBED.-Mr. John A. Jones, a
farmer residing In Middlesex. Va, was in this city
yesterday. While sight seeing he was met by q
neatly dressed woman, and after having CONVEX
Satton with her they went into saloon near the
Capitol where they had drinks. After he left the
saloon he discovered that he had been relieved of
$40. He reported the fact to Lieut. Swindells at
headquarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

ACCIDENT AT THE NAVY YARD.-Th1s morning,
while the men at the navy yard were pracucing
"lre quarters" Charles Morgan, aged II years, an
apprentice In the sail accidentally knocked
side disocating his shoulder and cutting his face,
leg and side. He was taken to his fathers resi-
dence, 312 10th street southeast, and is under the
care OF DR.. HaZen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
Foreign News by Cable To-day.
MANCHESTER MARKET

MANCHESTER, August 22.-The Guardian says:
The market is quiet: increasing difficulty to sell
yarns is experienced, but prices steady. Cloths
are firm; the sales have been small
HARD ON THE SALVATION ARMY.
BERSE, August 22.-The canton of Berne forbids
the Salvation army TO hold meetings within its
territory. on the ground that the meetings are not
OF q religious character.
An rrrrxArux TO mi R.JAH.
LONDON, August 22.-An ult1matum has been sent
to the ra1ah OF Tenom, demanding the release
within fortnight OF the crew OF the British steam
ship NSerO, whom the raJah has held ia captivity
since the vessel was wrecked on his coast last
November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
Washington News and Gossip
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAf.-1nterral reve-
nue., sS1; customs, s7O516s

ORDERS have been issued from the Navy depart
meIt to begin the repairs OF the Pensacola now at
the Norfolk navy yard, in order to prepare her to
relieve the Brooklyn as the flagship Of the South
Atlantic squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
TERRORISM IN TOMBSTONE.
Attack ON she Grand Central Mine.

DEMONSTRATION OF THE STRIKING MNERs-A BAT
TIE. IN WHICH NO ONE WAS HURT-ARRIvAL OF
UNITKD STATES TRoOPS-A BETTER FEELING PRE-
vAHNG, WITH FAIR PROSPECT or AN ANIcABLE
sBTTLKNENr OF THE LATI LABOR TRoUBLEa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

Aohe W ockiu tuc VI the fenSacOla, now at
the Nor1ok navy yard, in order to prepare her to
relieve the Brooklyn as the flagship Of the South
Atlantic squadron.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE will be established at
the following post offices october L: Elgfn, Ill, s
carriers; La Crosse, Wis, carriers; Decatur, Ill,
carriers; Newburgh, n. Y, carriers; San Jose,
Car, carriers; Raleigh, n. c.. carriers; Water
Sedalia Mo-, carriers; Fort Worth, Texas, s car
riers and Eau Claire, Wis. carriers
The EXPENDITURES FOR PUBLIC BU1LD1NGs-An
interesting question in regard to the construction
OF public buildings has been decided at the Treas
ury department to the effect that the supervising
ascn5ect h5 , IN preparing plans and specifications
snail be governed entirely by the amount of money
a. propr1ated for the purpose, without regard to
IuLure expectations. The decision OF the depart
hent Is to the effect that While the plans may be
prepared on scale in excess OF the limit fixed by
law, they must be confined to the amount OF the
appropriations without regard TO the future action
oi congress. That IS, the plans must provide for a
complete building within the appropriations,
though the plans might be so arranged that in the
stories might be added to the building without
cesStating change in the plan CT tue ground floor
ARMY ORDERs.-The leave for eight months
granted Capt. Henry C. Pratt. 18th infantry. will
take effect after he shall have been relieved from
his pSesent duties Leave for six months on ac-
count OF sickness is granted First Lieut. James F.
Simpson. Sd cavalry.
MORE HONORARY COMMISSIOEERS.-HOn. B. K
Bruce, director general &c, to-day appointed the fol-
lowing named persons as honorary commissioners
Tor the Worlds exposition at New orleans, La:
Lewis Hayden, Boston, Mass; Alexander Clark,
Muscatlne. Iowa, and Charles Ankrum, Clarks-
burg, W. Va.
Inc Resignation of Commodore Eng.
Iish.
The resignation of Commodore Earl English as
chief OF the bureau Of equipment and repairs has
been accepted by the Secretary Of the Navyto take
effect september 5th. The Secretarys letter speaks
In a complimentary way OF Commodore EngliSh'S
management OF the bureau during his term. On
the 5th OF september he will be made a rear adj
miral On the retirement of Rear Admiral Baldwin,
and Will be placed in command Of the European
squadron, vice Rear Admiral Baldwin, retired.
commander Schley will be appointed as chief OF
the bureau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

NA1Ro11rH1c W.rrn
SAFE, QUICK AND PLEASANT.
Eminent Physicians pronounce 1t superior toany
mineral water now in use in all cases Of
HEADACHES, GASTRIC AND INTESTINAL DYS-
fEPslA BILOUSNESS, WANT OF APPETITE
LANGCOR, COMPLIANCE AND
DEBILITY.
ENTIRELY FREE FROM GRIPPING.
Ask your Merchant for it. my10.3m
MOTHERS SHOULD REMEMBER THAT THERE
NLs perfect preventive Of cholera infantum and
Snsr eaI erons SUNNI diseases by the free Of Dr.
do@AAN'SPAD! C&ce. 4s9 9TH Send tor book. .jy22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22

The Commissioners have appointed DR.. H. s. T..
Harris assistant resident yscian without pay at
the Washington asylum hospital.
The aggregate delinquent taxes are larger in the
county than usual this year. and many persons are
complaining about the severity OF the law In such
cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
Affairs in Liberia

ERRONEOUS REPORTS ABOUT THE REPuBLIo-TI
LONE STAR OF LIBERIA NOT THREATENED WITH
Observation-Disclosures GOING ON.
Correspondence of The EVENING SrAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
District Government Affairs.
Rms EaR Rf,u DIYG A SCu0oI uaI,sr

Bids were opened to-day In the Commissioners
Office for the erection OF new l2-roOm school
house on street, between 14h and 18th streets, as
follows: Robert Downing, S4S. A70; c. Thomas,
$4,000; Geo. W. Corbet. s51, 900: j. d. Phillips,
j. H. Hewlett, s46,500; K W. Darby, s55,5OO
g. Baldwin, $43, 789 &c. Bright Humphrey, $lS,730
BADGES FOR THE SURGEONS.
The surgeons Of the police and fire department.
Drs. McK1m. Bayne, Magruder and Klineschmid-
have provided themselves, under the direction OF
the Commissioners, with neat and tasty gold
badges properly inscribed.
ACTING AUDITOR.
District Auditor T1chenor goes this evening to
New York via Norfolk and the Old Dominion line
OF steamers and will be absent about ten days,
during which time Chief Clerk Mckenzie Will be
acting auditor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-22
Boys Shot While Playing with a Gun.

UTICA, n Y, August 22.-Whie Carleton Holmes
and Charles Beach, eight year old, sons OF promi-
nent farmers residing near Sherburne, were play-
Ing with shot gun yesterday, the weapon was dis
charged Holmes was almost instantly killed, and
Beach was injured
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-12
DIR. Foot Offers$l,OOO
FOR ANY
FEMALE DISEASE

That he cannot eune, when claiming to. The Doe
tor has had such an extsAaFe practice that be
usually can tell woman her many TROUBLES WITH
OF T SIZING A QBESTI0N-sIAPLY BY LOOK
ING AT HER.
Theirs il rot one case in ane hundred that CAM 81
be relieved and cared IN q few wSSkS a1l yot
therNare few women Who are net afnIefea VIA enc
or more members of this vast ArUly Of diseAss and
desth- Atnseg t4e most iIlPortsint may be sas
nierated DISPIAC EQENTS, IfSnAzaAetiSA. o..
"eraricn, LEGCOBHCEA- Pa1afui, S3AEfY aef IT.
reEtaAr MenstTuSt1sa, SEEV0US and 9E6 Ef2AL
Dr-RIL lily. BARKER asa. eti;., aRd nsEos Will
Known symptoms. Uterine Cancer aud 1eersVDa,
D.spsctments. &c Car h5p0ecrth be earee Il yoar
heanes. You need not 60 East 10 s,Sfer frsen the
cid and unsuccessful treatment Of The kaife, pas
soriss ard eurSllng and UHnEtural instruments yet
vogue With 6e Ole schee pTHetice OF TIN OF az.
ecn years ago WILL VISIT YOUR RESI-
DEACES whom desired, aAd thorough eraulina-
aens m7ee ElSn Necessary
ONE VISIT only Is required In 8 maioHty Of
chronic dlsea4es. First visit low price. The Doe
cor does business OF the Vars and viii tell every
patient as NEAR THE TRUTH as possible. the
Doctor beESYes that your case can be greatly I'M
proved or CURED he VIII tell YOU 30, and il not he
wall not take your rase Under treatment. Hun
dreds Of Western testimonials TO be seen at the 0
OFFICE HOURS from IOa. m 20 4 and sosp
N.
5E-Terms very low this month
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-12
DIR. FOOT, JR.,
(OF NEW YORK,
iuthOr, Lecturer AID Americas
Greatest Specialist.

The Doctor, believing that the Great West
will. In the near future, develop into q popu
'ouS and wealthy country has decided to locate
elmapently, and to establish tie mOst COM
piete MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTI-
fUTR In America at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-12
salt Lake City, Utah.

An institution Of this kind Ia sadly needed IN the
West, and it is the Intention of DR.. Foot Jr. that
this Institution shall be ABOVE REPRO CHI in all
respects and be ONE the most renowned in the
world for ts skill and reliability and has no donbt
bUt an experienced and reliable Specialist viii be
HAILED WITH JOY by thS unprejudiced and
thoughtful Public.
After graduating at the Best schools OF med.c.ns
America affords, and visiting various European
colleges and hospitals, and being qualified by spec
ial study and practice, and re Giving the best ad-
vie and inSCraeaQns from the most eminent spec
a'ist IN the East, DR.: Foot, Jr.. bss lsstOme Won
iertul!y skilled and with his great preparation
md improved Instruments, new vegetable medi-
ines and By the AID of UeIsiYe eiectri al eppI
es and batteries. Electrical, TURKISH, Med cafs6
}ud Natural, Mineral. Hot Springs Baths, and the
--Inarkqhle waters Of UtSh'E Salt Lake and bea Il.
nRjori7y Of those diseases and determines heroic
iUre deemed lncurSoie and usually given MP by the
IemIy physician. as all forms OF Head and Throat
diseases. such as atsrrh. Tonsilits, Pharyngitis.
lerynzttis, Trachetis, Bronchitis, Asthma, ct All
ST0AA a. LIVER and KIDNEY DISEASES.
Oh as Dyspepsia. Indigestion ar riDaticr I>IS-
Z,nrSs, HEADACHE. Diabe1es, LAME md WEAK
LACKS. etc. 4 II Bladder. Rectum and sexual
DISEASES, Pimples, B!otches and Blsckheads.
DScolYranons, etc, entirely removed. RlEU
AATISA IN all stages, Ne r2lgis Of long standing
IL Brain, NERVOUS, Debi4itatinR and Blood ak
esseR, aRa Offers $500 for test case &c any form
ofsT PILLS that he Annot Gu RE 1OAIPL ETELY
Heart Disease. Fits, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, Com
ana Gleet, LOST MANHOOD. etc. PARALYSIS,
Dropsy, etc. Cancers and HEMORRHOI4}S OF All
Etnds removed speedily without knife. pain or
blood. All diseases Of the Feet, Ingrowing Nails,
ByniQns, ct All diseases of the EYE and EAR
aurist in the world. optAalmis, Granuatlons eJc.
attracts removed CroSS-eyes strengthened.
DEAFNESS OttoYhR6 and all affections of the
ear cured. Tape Worms removed in three hourS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-12
aCFTVE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED

es-taastss Of Deposit Issued Payable on De
mRnd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-12
On an after
Wednesday, sept. =. 1854.
Trains will run as follows:
TANOADn NFOrrNr-r ~ -rr,,r-

Connects with Utah Central train leaving
Salt Lake at 74O am. 20 i'is
connects with Utah Central train arriv.
ing at Salt Lake at 6.4Op.m.
Stop only upon signal.
W. w. RITTER,
q Supt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-23
HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

1t-Dhis
AxKs-Collins, per dozen. oS Gold Dolla ar.
per dozens 90 Diamond Edge per aosen' oO'
sKILLETs AND LID5--4lo per pound; sugar
sCALES-FairbGnks. discount rs pcr cent;
Howe discount Is percent
TIN PLATE-I. o. l0xli, per box, co. /. q.
lix20 per box, s 10; Tcrne, l4x2O per box, 3d.
rernc, 20x2S per box IA 80.
TIEwARE-Piecod, discount 30 per cent
stamped discount 60per cent
5otDER-No. !. 80; No. liz and l'2, lSc per
pound
HAMES-two loop, 10 per poron; three loop
TACKs~In boxes, 100 papers, 2 so per boz.
GRUB H0E5-Rer dozen, or railroad picks
NJ ATTOCKH-Per dozen, 20.
RUBBER BELTlEG-Discount SOper cent.
sndHFIs q AND ND srADEs-Rowland's. dis.
count ~ per cent hmes' list steel goods dis
HEAVY MOUNTAINEERING. finished, . 90
poles, l3 %. singletrces, wagons, select 20.
buggy, 25; express, 2 80, Wagon tongues
10 %. Hickory axles, 10 ~. holsters, %
Coupling poles, IS. .spokes, Xxx, select 10 ~
Bowden ahoes, 90 Northwestern horse nails,
No. &C 90; 7t2b; 8, %. Bar iron, "a rate.
Plov steal 70 spi1ng steel. So cast steel. 1Sc.
BUQGIES--arade i. and spring top, 90 600
100 20; do open, 20 00Gs0 90 do side spring
top, 100 sls5 OF. do side bar, 100 0o@l3O 90 do
phletons, i25 0Opl5o 90. A grade side spring,
t4O oos2 90 do 2hntons, $50 100000 20; bump
10 ooai20 90: three spring wagons, W ooonh
WIRE-smooth wire No. Q, &c Nos &c and
Il SIC; lspenned. barbei wire, &C. galvanized
b&rbod. &c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-23
NEW York, May 22.-The following is the
daily comparative cotton statement:

Exports this week: Great Britain, l6, All +,
France, 1851; Continent, 400. Stock in all
United States ports this day, a92 ,59f this
day last year, 532,52S.
TIL best smoking tobacco 10 "Little
Joker"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-23
nr.InAAn nnrAn.trTTs

A Cbi,aeo dispstch saw: Rye was quiet. but
firm For The longer iututes the mafset was
str niger, though there was bni very iituo 90
mand ia the way OF speculation All months
were neglected, seller June selling sparingly 81
CT - cents No. . cash In store sold TO the cx'
tent OF A few cars AZ Oh cents, ana by sample
ranged at g. TO GO cents. Receipts were limited
10 I'VE clrs, bat there were ii.Q92 bushels in'
'BSflgy Was again dull, as the demand con
tinurs light from all quarters There were
more liberal offerings OF cash, and, with less IN.
clinstiOn on the part OF buyers 10 iuyesI re-
ducron Of ~ east cent per bushel had 10 Do
allowed o. nldcr t. effect tales. The feeling
Was wesk IN Nourd. No. IL. store was 81
fercd NJ - cent. and 10 sales noted The trad
ing hv sample was at ~ cents for No . al 90 %
n cents for 30. 3, ard A. 90 To ca cents for No J,
according TO quality. The mailing season IS
ara moving slowly. All futures were purely
nominal ..
WHEAT. -Choiee. l co. medium grades CO.,
Me sxnEs tnsl b1c.
RYE .Rara,nsl At CO.: northern, SO
coFN1ln sSurS' S5asSo; shcned sEd .sssad
oAr4-Chosoe. aoc52,, sacked,
FLOUR --RaionL 10; early bieakiest4
4 so iesm soda, % l5' pure Csesm; 3 p
Todd 2ilg Patent . bG Union. 10; fTalrie
Flow b. 3 CO. stsr, Choice. 10
BRAN. AZ mills, SOC; IN store, Vc.
COR MkAl.-- Fine eoltod Ter 100 poands'
HoMtSY AND GRiTs--5 90 per barrel.
FEE --ChOppcd ttil qcg w pouncs, ~
chopped com and oats Yer 100 pounds, Ian
corn n-an nsr 100 pounds, 400
GRAHAM ELoUs--For 100 pounds. .. o..
HAY-perk, coos CO. bright 10 cS riga y.
ii o. bright free 90 hosrd car II co.
D 49, ~ sEsp-ssr serHen p,llet 800.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-23
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,
STONE--At the Dallas quarries DC per cubic
foot; lie for foundations loc for wall, and s5c for
dressed front. -.
LUMBER-Yellow Pine, rough, 2 90 por 100
over "a feet 2 rs per 100 Dresd side finishing
clear, 2 So common, Is; x ceiling, 20 0g y cell.
Ing, 2 bG hx6 rough, l 80 per 100; hxS rough,
Is per 100 Hx3 dressed. 200 per 100. Siding,
rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, % per
100; siding, so; u ceiling, 30; ceiling, 90.
White pine dressed finishing, 6 30 per 100 y
coiling LIST common, 8 90; End common, as;
siding, ist common, 76; Ind common, 2 so.
Common doom, l SO; sash, 25Gb 70 - 70 siso.
6HINGLES-Yeiluv Pima 1904 So white
pine. 4 50e5 90. 0yprs,s no co. No.
I so: No. g. 4 IS.
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel. 4 ooQSi so.
CEMENT FLUES-6 inch, S7ho; innh. toc; 9
froh osfling ioinL O0 8 Inch cap, 500; inoh
osiiing Joint 10 2 Inch cap do. CO.
DRAIN PIPES inch. leo Per foot; 4lacA. 200;
c laol. 57.O, iuJl. 49,, lnnA, O0o.
MIXED PAIETS-Reaiy for uso and all col.
ors, I rs p0r gal. All tho tolted end stan.
dard riakes n-e on Gallo By DallAs dealers.
WHITE LEAD--sgictly puTs. 1906 80.
WINDOW GLASS--sxl0 70 l0xl2 500 i0x1i
to lix2L s6e l6x2i 70 20x2s, Is, less 10 per cent
LIME-Coope.sd. Austin, 2 90 per barrel: b.llN,
1 so Denison Car lots 9oc per barrel. 4 %;
Dallas. in lots, 2oc: per eushol $50
HARRIET pound, 6l39ho.
pOSTS-Oedar. IL 5G Bois 9sro. B
Lathe 10 nor i.0OO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-23
GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY
1850; choice, iSHeiio; Lsguyra, iic;. Java, zoe.
TEAS-imperial, th0t6oo; Young Hyson 400
Gov oolong, 5000 Japan, ooseSe
ulsted, SIC; standard Ii, SIG Louisiana white
clarified. Sc; yolsS~ clarified, Ike choice Lou
aoLGssEs-LOalsisn. choice, scc prime. $50
syrup, 6ics65c; feboilod, i5@b2o
BXGGING--P Jute IN 'o,.,. ioSG per
yard; X MS, l0xc. Tics i.s5 nor bundle.
GRhSKERs@so; '4 4 q Xxx. 7X cream,
vi s8 Sl1Syt SISs' Is per box. blue India x
pound bars, s. per box H.pound bars 90 per
oHEssE-W. r, i2G fan cream loo
'p RnProiSo bsdS' Cotton rops, 49,
WELL BUCKRTs-i 600, % per doscn.
OLorHEsP f5-Rosnd, Csc; spring, per box
MEhsUREs-1 bu,hel iron bound. 50 per
dozen 2.eoop pals a. % S.neop as 70 so1sm
per dozen; No. q s 90; No. & 90 per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPEI,-Rog and straw, tS7so,
rowpER-5 90 per leg OF p pounds; i2H do
7s G4 Dc, / 81; blasting kegs, 10. Shot
drup bag co@2 10; buck. %@a 90 -,
PICKLES Chow-chcw ,ope'half barrel,
barrel, 5 so. 2.gsllon pals chor-chow, I 80.
! e. Glass quarts, 2 90. Glass H-gGllon, 5 so
Glass i.gallon, 4 rs. Glsss Hex. gallon, rs.
COAL oIL--ll0 degrees nre test In barrels,
2lc; 40 test oil In cans, ~ 100 degrees hfo
M aACKEREieNo. ! barrels, y So No. ! x.
barrels. so No. I k.bsrrels SO. 10. q H.
barrels O. no IS NS hts &c. CO. AS
| HOLLAND acknowledgements, 25por key.
CAnpY-siink, IKE pound; fancy l6e%5e.
CIDER-Crab apple, acc; Missouri eider $40
sE% sRGGnh gS5afE pch Ssa Glass i SS Bon
ton l.pound packages. 6. Corn starch i.pound
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-23
DRY GOODS.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
PRrrT1-EIsomens.iH ~; Lodi, 9; elo.o.tess,I, -
H Hsass leH o0G ss HsiSn eod ss fs.SoSy
solid, bx Peabody blsck, sS: mmpson nsocn.
*; Bimp n mourning, OK; olouceste; EonL ,a
M z. a. q oil red, .; oil bne and greon II.
~4RIvY BROWN DOMF3TICS-Asgustn -
sx: Indian Hoad. q. swim Greek. - sH EtnS
E As. slsna s. x Il SIX S, sssoAsr *
dhartsr Oak. -; Lake gsorSs = ~ ~;
800 WsstErnL ~ s. Intornsronei. 20.
Ifsnsic AK; Bonnlngton.7k: Fstche- H'eh;
IN s BROWN DoMEsTIcs-Lake sscrsA
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Also agents for the celebrated Hardman Pianos and the
Mason Haln, Estey and Chicago Cottage O. gans Sheet
Music Musical Merchandise. Write for Catalogue and
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LIVE sTOCR.
ouorATIoNs fo-pA

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BEKvE5-Oorn fed, per ID, 4k@4hc, cows.
MUTT0Ss~Tair fat muttons. per ID. 2x0
SIC; choioe, per pound, 3G3xc
ioes-Per pound. 4e4kc; stock hogs per
pJ BUILs AND sTAGs-For sausage manu-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1--we sToCK--Yoarling
steerl per head. 400 yearlins heif:rs, per
q wear old heifers. per head, II 90;
oowS 5 TO syears old. per head. 20 %; COWS with
young calves, SO or young Texas bulls, p %;
Durham. SO 90 Texas raised \ Durham, 20 o.:
Tex A. raised full b. God Durham. $50 co.
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LI,TIlfIi LlSI.

The following is II list Of letters yemaIning in
the Postoicc At Dallas. Dallas county, Texas, for
tho week ending May %, 1854, which, II no,
called for IN four weeks, viii be sent 70 the dead
please say advertised" giving the date Of the
list Parties living In the city will please have
their mail addressed TO their street and number
l.. s. GARRISON. i. III.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIKs.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY,

eUoTATfokb TO-DAY,
WOOI-Nexicxn, ffce Of burre. l19l2o Mex
icaa improved l5O16c; COARSE ifc: nne medium
20022c fne wool according 10 dirt and oon-
diton, ll022r bury, a0ac per pound lssA
HipRaIPrime plump flint, 20 lbs and up I7c
per ~ seconds plump fints. 20 lbs and mp, 14c
per 10: prime light and hips, 1lc per -; culls,
buiis and stass, eo9c per To- dry sailed, e9llkc,
PTLTRiIs-Doer skina, 2Do22p; antslopA 100
fsr seai skina l5O2bc; sheep pelts, - per wool.
2o8S5c sheArlingl 1oo1Bo
fALLOW-Primo tallow, eG tel0w greasa %
EfksWxx-Pnns yellow. sor 1azk ana sdu,
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