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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-27
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

v. u. COOK, stock. fixtures, horse, &e., at l440
Main street, at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
FURMAN TUPPER. trustees sale OF tract Of
land four miles below the city, on the Darby
town road, az l.. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-27

Democratic Rauheatien Mestine-speeehes
By Holmes Conrad, Colonel O'Ferrail and
Qeu~ra1 ESelA-
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c. H. Hudson. e. Hudson, II. Hudson,
A. II. Wood, VI. B. Leonard, Up. Nc
Govern, Miss McGovern, B. ;. Fitch, l.. l..
Bass. G. L. RediOrd and two BOYS, T.. b.
Grymos, c. l.. Taft. NJ. A. Powers, Don.
a. Sweet, G. h. Graham, j. w. Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs
{. ". Smith, George NJ. Donaldson, q. IL.
Williams, II. W. Shelton. Master W. T..
Shelton. w. b. Greenwald, Kirkwood
Mitchell, y. Noll, John $. Boydon, Levi
LYLE.
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LAWN PARTY.

MANCHESTER LAWN PARTY.-The
lN1 ladies OF the Meade Memorial Episcopal
church. Manchester. will commence . LAWN
PARTY at Mr.. Dayiss residence, on Clepton H,ll,
TUESDAY EVENING, July 29th. which will
eontinas every night this week. Admission,
cents; children free. ~ z7-lts
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Endaumauf Paid.

The officers OF Elba Council, No. G06,
Royal Arcanum, on Yesterday paid to the
widow OF the late w. X. Cottrell the sum
OF $1,000. The order gives $4,000 on the
death OF member, but Mr.. Cottrell was
only half-rate member,
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ALLENTOwNs.
lNNlNG-s
l29456 $40 IL IL Total.

Nnginias....O q L o O2OUO q 4.
Allentowns..0 o o o 020 0 0 8.
Runs earned Two-base hits, schenck aud
AicOtt. Lett on bascs-Vlrglnias, 5 AllentOwns,
s. Double play--AlcOtt, Mack, and Dehlman.
struck out-Nirgnias. 8; Allentowns, o. Passed
halls-hapel, l. First base on called balls-Vtr-
ginlas. 3; Alleutowns. 2. First base on being hit
Nirginias, /. Time Of game, two hours and thirty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-27

BEAUTIFULLY wAIrE TEETH ENSURED 1T
the use OF MEADE a BAKERS sAPoNSE DESrI-
PRICE, which Will speedily remove ineipient tar.
tar and scurf. Price, nfty cents box.
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OFFICE OF Court y CgAsSsRr,l

OFFICE OF COURT IN CHASceRy,l
EAsryfiLE, Jsly D, 1854.
~ fAs Rslys, Credffovs and wsxf af kia Of lb6v
Jans smih, dseeassd, aad su otAsrS eos.
csrnsd.
Yon are hereby notified mat have appointed
Saturday, the 9th day of August next. sf thS of-
Gee Of Thomas c. walston in Eassvslie. 70 execute
adeeree proaoonesd ~ Ne Clscuts Court Of North
requiring me 70 a.csrtain aud report vho ars ~
next of kin Of aid lbby Jane smith, and wketksr
lin scott sefsrred 20 In depeststoas died with IN
papers o. this snit = paterlal grsadfahes Of Ib6y
Jane smith os dead; aad u dead. WHARF y d1ed:
tees or other than ;hecoreiasI = ~ tbs
suit, and whether Ase6sw lsonssimes knoUs =
Johah brother " the plaiata. k dead And Il
dead, whcfe he died; and wkethcr " I'm any
oihcr ciseneeless tfen Tie plaintteA AZ NJ
lbove-raIned unse and place Il required BY aid
0ecree shall take an account of ths debes o. sAiA
leoy Jane smith. and also Appcstion her estats
e,nfsg thoee enlitled thereto. y
Given under my hand ~ commissioner ln Sxtl
ecsrs TIE d.y and year arss afesssaid
~ 0-lawAw JONI = pARKEa.
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STOCK SHEEP ron aAIE.

ST0CK sHEEP.-I will have for sale
~ low on MONDAY. zesh instant, $50 No. I
STOCK sHEEP-ewes and wethers mixsd-ai my
pens on Brook turnpike adyoining state scales:
" 27-2ts " G. BRAUEk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-27

shssy iaiiroad, next Mosday week, tbs pro:
eerds to be devoted 70 cid Of disabled
Conisderate so;dies. The veterans Of tbs
Camp respectfully ask the kind support
and co0perxfion of . generous publsc. 70
intoxicating liquors liIoys4 on tbe t3!ns
The train will enve the dep6t q 7:O A. -.
Returning, VIII eave Aafden's Adventure
at $40 p n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-27

With DURKGES sALAD-DEyssivs there Is no
waste or disAppois tmens Yos are certain TO pro-
duee good salsd. IL eesss ies thAs home made.
and Is beadss- Q sQpsrt AbIesauoe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-27

BY writing postal TO E. b. Chaffin. own
or OF Chatsworth, he will send for youi
horse and have him pastured until you re-
turn from the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-27

Don't forget that the steamer Ariel will
make her regular excursion 20 Dutch Gap
and return next Monday evening at I;3o
| O'clock.
Hot fish and crabs have been added 10 tho
| already long list Of attractions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-27

Mrs. A. T.. Williams, OF this city. will
learn something Of interest TO her by calling
at the Dispatch Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-27

A FRAGRANT BREATH is always q pleasure,
and you can have II by using MEADE a BAkER's
delicious CARBoIIc MoUTH-wAsu. IL destroys
the offensive odor caused by diseased gums and
decsyed teeth, and speedily reatores them to .
healthy condition. Price, fifty cents bottle.
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rvrrN.Fs nF A preLnFNr srlrnrNr

EXPENSES OF \ RESIDENT STUDENT
Tive hundred and four dollars per oine month";
session cover all The expenses Of entrance fees tu
tion. bOsrd. fuel, lights aud washing.
Eighty-scVen dollars dEG tfty cents Will meet
tbc cKDeures Of a non resident stVdent.
The c0llege-grounds, comprising thirteen acres
Of land have been greatly improved and bcnutlfed
IN tie last two Jtsrs. Tko Institution offers very
superior advantages I'm the hsslthliness Of its lo-
csuOu, in jts abundant provision for the comfort
ano convenience of students. and IA The extent and
horOughnese Of its coarse or instruction.
For catalogues, givug fun information. apply at
the book stores. or address Il. PIRTEAR.
IS 23-deOd2m,swN WIN Chairman Faculty
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DICHMUND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, Va.

The next sossion begins SEPTEMBER 18TH,
and continues nine months.
FACULTY:
EDMUND HARRISON, 4. NJ. Professor Of Latin;
II. II. HARBiS. ". A.. LII. d.. Professor ef creek /;
y. Is. brown. -. d., LII. D.. Professor OF English {;
KDw. Il. SMITH. ". A., Professor Of Mathematics (:
CHARLES II. WINSTON, 81. \, LII. d., Professor
of Physics:
4. .PUhIEAR, 4. NJ, Ii. ID, Professor OF Chemis-
Try:
WILLIAM d. THOMAS, VI. A, ID. D., Professor Of
Philosophy;
gusges.
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M ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN.

GRAY BRoCADED BUNTING, nearly all
wool, will be sold al exc yard, formerly sold at
25e. We have only twenty pieces Of .his excep-
tioually cheap goods, 20 only those who call early
can get II.
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orYIcE BuREAu oY CRsDrrs. J

RICHMOND, July 20, 1854.
A VACANCY HAVING BEEN
IA caused by the resign alton of Mr.. A. W. Ball.
acfusry, who tntesds 10 eater Int other business,
applications 10 Ill the same will be received BY
the Board Of Directors until AUGUST Isr. None
need apply who cannot come birhiy recommendsd
for Integrity and general business capacity Of the
first order: To such person good ssary VIII
~ Pill Chairman Exscniiye Com miftee.
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COURr ORDERS.

VIRGINIA-HARRY FITCHETr
SMITHS ADMINISTRATORS AND AIS, iS
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
~ BURG. VA The twentieth annual session
begins the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER
Thorough preparation for University OF Virg MIA
and United STATES Military and Naval Academies
Of Virginia. Full staff Ofinstrnct0rs. Pupils unit
formly successful. Situation hcathful. Eariy
application advised, as number If boarders Is
strictly limited. For catalogue address
W.GORD0N McCABE,
~ 15-2m Head Master.
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OFFICE co.nIIss m Q, sSIss,,

ITO THE LAW OFFICERS OF VlR-
l. GINA: Your attention 10 called BY our COM
mittee 20 the I" Trespsss Laws" Our people are
being robbed Of fruit ana sumac BY RespAssers,
who are negecting farm-work 10 invade the prem.
lees OF others In violation Of Law and Justice.
Arouse 20 duty. TIE. CHAnBLlss,
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
h NEAR ALEXANDRIA, VA,
l.. II. DLACKFORD, MA, PRISCPAJ,
FOR BOYS.
OPENS SEPTEMBER PATH
Catalogues sent ~ 20-aOd2m
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REMNANTS.

REMNANTS.
A large lot Of remnants of DRESS GOODS.
Remnants Of WHITE GOODS.
Remnants Of COTTON DIAPER.
Remnants Of COTTON snEETlNG.
Remnants Of LAWNS, GINGHAMs, &c.
MATING.
RED-cRECk, FANCY, and WHITE NAT
TINGs very cheap.
RUGS In sll qualities aud a, lower prices than
ever.
A large stock Of DRUGGETs in all siEOs and
elegant patterns.
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
We offer The very best goods In elegant patterns
at oply 81 25 yard They are The regular $3.50
o,ality. We make uhis low price 70 elose oct the
s,oek on hand 80 s TO make room fsr our new fall
supplies
bargains car be had IN every department. ia oar
store.
We intend making a clean sweep OF a. leasl
$4,000 WORT. o. goods before the lsT OF SKIP
TFuBKR. LEVY a DAVIS,
(succczsors " Lcyy Brothersl
ty2s IOl7 and 1919 Main street.
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A BsoLUTELY PURE.
EDUCATIONAL.

yT EsLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w STACkTON, VIRGINIA.
OPENS SEPTEMBER %. 1884. One ~ the
FIRST SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES IN THt
UNITED STATES. Surroundings beautiful. Gil
male unsurpassed. One hundted and forty-three
board ng pupils from eighteen State, TERMS
Washins English Course, Latin, French. Germsn,
Instrumental Npsic, &C. for scholastic year. from
September Ia June, $3.50. For catalogues write 70
REV. W. A. HARRIS, ID. d.. President,
fy 27-deod m&w6w Stsunton. Va.
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OrFIcs SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC ssHooLsl
HgSRfco COUNTY. Va. July Goth, 1854.
V'HE EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
HtNRIso iii AZ 1e NAL on ~. sS,s Wh
instant. at saperindents once, from 40 A. ~ 70 q
Il. n. The old teachers are expected TO attend the
examination, which viii be continued from dAy W
day until completed. ID. z. GARDNER.
ty 20-eod4ts County Superintendent schools.
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GROCERIES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY
COFFER-Rio fair, ii@i2o; prime, i2k@
TEAS-lmperlal, 4bGD55c, Young Tyson, 400
Coz: oolong, a5D6ooi japan. 6oeD65c
SUGARS Powdered, .gAc; ut loof shc gran.
uiated, SIC; standard A l, SIC; LoulsanA white
olarided. SC; yellow clarified, 74c choice Lou
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice. coo; prime, CSC.
syrup, GiG65c; feboiled. i5G52c,
BAGGING-Pure Jute, N lbs, 1oXG per
yard; ~ lbs, i0&o. Ties lbs per bundle.
Wholesale. 6k@7Sc.
CRACKERS--soda, X, &c; xxx, fkc; cream,
boXP-oiivc. Z IS per box blue India. Il.
pound bars, 65 por boz; h-pound bars 90 per
OI ciEB HG S sar iuii wSs III iB,li shorts,
OHEEsE-W. r; l2c; full cream Let
'g RoPe.1ioc bssis Cation roma. lec.
WELL BUCKETs--i 0069i Is per doson.
Ns--Round, csc; spring, per box
MEAsUREs--H bushel iron bound, 50 per
dozen; 2-hoop pals, oo S.hoop, d. ~ No a n,
per dozen: No. 2, s 90; No. 3, 90 per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45975o.
POWDERS 90 per key OF IS pounds l2k do
drop bag. OOs2 10; bucF. 2 2Scsa IS.
PICKLES Chow-cbow one-half barrel.
barrel, S 50. 2.gallon pals chow-ehow, ! 50.
i S. Glass si quaHts Co. Glass K.salon. 50.
Glass i-gallon, 4 Is. Glass Hex. gallon, rs.
COAL OIL-ll0 degrees Are test IN barrels,
2lc; ITO test oil In cans, ~ $50 degrees Gro
test 40 per case
MACKEREL-No. barrels. Il 50. No l n
barrels, 7 so No. k-barrels, so. No. x.
barrels, 90. No. 2 k-barrels. 2 90. NO. kits,
Is 10. q kits. O5. No. kits. l 90.
. HOLLAND HERRING-Imported,l rs per keg.
CANDY-Stok, Ike pound, fancy, l6G25c,
CIDER-Crab apple, i9c. Missouri cider, 500
per gallon Vinegar, per gallon lsS2Oo.
sTARCa-peari. ~. Royal Glass, 81. Bon.
ton l-pound packages. G. Corn starch 1.pound
packages, .. 6.pound wood box glass, IN g.
pound paper box glass, Gh.
LYE-Concentrated. . 1904 co.
JUGS-we quote. lie per gallon for glazed,
Crooks l0c per Callon for glazed.
ToMATOES-2-pound standard, 05 e-ponnd
layer 2 65t2 as.
Dried PEAOHEs--Unpeeled. So peeled. lac
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July, 8 81 LIZ to $40. The Droyers Journal
reports: Hogs-keceip's, l3OO0 stronger
and o to 10 higher; 81 to $3.50. Cattls--Re'
oelpts, a.aOO; active and 10 higher; export
grades. 60 so to $3.50; good 70 choice ship
ping, S6i0 to $3.50; common TO medium,
1915 to SO 10; grass Texans. 81 20 TO soi
corn.ied Texans, Si75 to $3.50 Sheep
Receipts, / 900; steady: inferior to fair, 81 80
20 1915; medium to good, 81 TO So choice
TO extra, So to $3.50.
NAV YoIE MARKET.
NEW YogK, May 23,-Beoves-kecelpu
1850 including tCJ for expectation; prices
m Maintained but market more quiet com
mon 10 prime steers sold at SO l6 TO SI3oi
extra, 81 10 TO $3.50. Shoep-ksceipis'
spring lambs, 81 to so. wheai-spot lots.
IA to IL wer;.options opened o Is TO D rs
lower, later this was recovered,
ard advanced IS TO Ia clos
ing steady; ungraded red, 10 to $l.c6;
No. 9 red, Sl02 l 9 20 Si03. Corn-Spot
lots q hade lower; options opened IL to34
lower; afterwards advanced 5S 10 rs, clos
ing steady with reaction OF Id to 34i I'M
IN AIDED, 5s TO 63 Ia No. 3. 62; steamer, W;
No. 9. 6234to 90. Coiiee--9pot fair; Rio
dull and nominal; options more aotive: de-
clined 10 TO % points, the greatest depres'
sion being for June, owing 20 the near
approach OF the time for making de-
liyeries; sales, $50 bags; Rio No. u
NAV, $40; June, $40 to $40; July, $40 TO
s as; August, As 10 S.55. Sugar dull and
nominal. refined auiet mould A, Ia; cut
loaf, 7: crushed, 20 5 TO 1874; granulaied
OF 10 1916. Molassss dull and weak; on
test, Is l.2 to 10. Rice steady vita fair de-
mnnd. Tallow steady. Ro0in dull, highs,
and firm; 80. Pork firm. Beef dull ana
unchanged. Lard weak; Western steam,
s.i5.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Npw YopV Mny'13-The following is The
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SHOES.

GENTLEMEN WHO WISH To-FUR.
NIsH THEMSELVES WITH FINE
SHOES CAN BE SURE OF GETTING
THE BEST IF THEY ASK THEIR
sHoE.DEALER FOR HANAN's.MAKE
OUR GOODS ARE MADE OF THE
NEsTMATERIAL, AND THE WORK
Is so WELL PUT TOGETHER THAT
THE SHOES WILL WEAR AND
KEEP THE SHAPE ANY FOOT,
SLIM. MEDIUM OR WIDE CAN BE
FITTED BY A DEALER WHO KEEPS
AFULL LINE or OUR GOODS. OUR
NAME is STAMPED ON THE SOLE
OR WOVEN IN THE. STRAP. OF EV.
cry SHOE.
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bly, open at least two weeks later han usual.
The drive OF young Texas cattle TO the north
west W III doubtless exceed general expectations.
Buyers arc reluctant 10 pay the prices OF last
spring, but owners are not willing % take much
less. The tendency OF the fencing system ha.
beon OF course, 10 cut on cattle trails, and SEND
more cattle, young aud old, 10 tho railroads.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
DfRvEa-con led, per ID, it@ihc; COWS,
per 10, 3k@ikc.
MUTIONS-gaif at mlttons, per ID, 2fD
SIC; choic. per pond. 3d34c
foas-Per p'und, is4Nc stock hoia, per
p una. 3kGi5.
fanture, per p und, l4s2No
NIsCEL LENEoUs LAVE sToCK--Yoarling
stoerG per hel', 400 yeariing heiters; pei
head, l6 90; 2.ycar.oli steers. per heaf, Is OF;
year. old holfers per head, n 90:
cows To years old. per head. 20 90; cows " IN
young calves, 90 or yhu1g Texas bulls, % 90;
Texas raised y Durham. % 0J; Texas raised y.
Durham, so 90 Texas raised x Durham. ~ 00;
Texas raised full God Durham. $50 90.
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onAr, hSp BnvApsruFFs.

A letter rfpm Kansas says: "Atchlson and
.csson count, corn Is very backward In plant
sssssbs ran Sc wSes ooi. H 1sTS w hf
fery one geaEs well Of 1t. P1tiawaiomle and
ashiugton county corn IL all planted ana
'ost OF II M; have had mole favorable wealh'
i" Arrlvate Chicago Telegram e his morn
W stated. wheat here Is arm; Leopold
o,m principal buyer, spence, Young q
ndblohm aie buy Ing. but no large amounts.
c trade is mostly for local account Bloom Is
opposed to have boughta out LOCO 0o0 Expo
rders Q cents below market. Freiehts high"
a. S, Nichols & Co., Of Chicago. writes
living letter from Minneapoli, daiei May 18th:
everything indicates TO us that there Is more
thea1in the northwest ihan the millers want
From What C can learn mist OF our millers
have u good two months supply on hand now.
aud N tho past week or 81 wheat has teen
movitH quite freely ana our market has re-
tede Gome cents per bushel. II looks to us
- thckgh there was a good surplus Of whea.
up thu way. Certainly the supply is In excess
Of DC band. Our msrke, to-day was very dun !,
and lagNng. Weather fine. receipts good ="
WHEAT. Choice Or medium grades, SOC,
Me ,fges. 300 SIC.
.RYD-nnmInsl At Co. northern, $50.
CORN In sSucS, s5assc. srcllec and slssd
0ATs-Cbolce, aoas2c, sneked,
FLOUR Patent 20; early breakfast,
Todd Niils: Patent %; Union. 10; Prairie
Flower. CO. Star. Choice, 10
ARAN-At mills, soc; In store, 0c.
REPRESENTATIVES. bol'ed per IOo ponndS'
a6lliNY AND GRITs-o co per barrel. =,
i Eu--Chopped corn per 100 pOundo. %
choI red corn and oats per 100 pounds, Lao,
GRAHAM FLoUE-Fe, 100 pounds. 500.
H4Y -Dsfk, GOES CO. bright 10 90 from
stcsef, prsire' halod, ceIs, b w N"t
~ 1877 i; sEzD-sSc. German muiet 0oo.
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QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,
wooL-Hexican. free OF burrs, l1gl2,; Mex-
lean Improved, i5GiCc; coarse, lie; fine medium
2O0e22c /; hne wool, according to dir. and con.
dition, li@22n. bury, 2@oo per pound Ions,
according TO burrs.
nor III. seconds. plump hints 20 lbs and up, 1fc
Der 10; prime light and kps,. 1ic per ID; eulls,
bulls and stass, COCO per H. dry sailed, 9@llhc,
according to condition; green sailed, DC
PELTRIES-Dcor skins. .201c22c; antelope 100
lSc: seal skins, 16@25o: sheep pelts, % per WOOL
20Gs6bc shearlingB, 10Ntl5c.
TILLOW--PrlIne tallow, Go; tallow grease, so
No: 9rexsc yellow 10 brown, t@6c.
bEESWAX-priroe yellow. roc: dare and adul
retoa 161DAh
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|HF BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, Nay %. 700 much stress cannot be
plsced upon tho importance Of replantlng cot.
pn. The merchants ought to mako IL duty
eiious as life or death, to urge upon the farmers
ie fact that every pound OF cotton
Fought 10 this market next sea.
on will bring IL cent? That
luch will he tn, case Is manifest or all the
cotton counties OF the state Dallas county has
suifercd least and II sufficient energy Is put out
ust at thl. iunc,urc, In the picking timo there
ytll b. Iolliiy and cause for It. IL Is terrible
Iepccial'y those along the great Braxos river.
hat IL Ia virtue for those sections better situa.
~ to make an extra cxertlon. Lotthe counties
Mt have iortunAtely g capped this woeful loss
ok to supply the deficiency and In doing 10
~ sufferers will share ia the advantage gain.
~ There Ia cotton seed TO be had By seeking
N and Il will pay q plant. though the seed cost
lecents per bushel, even 70 II costs more IL will
~ty, Il only the Fl 81 holds oil In October.
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al contains the following:
4 the reports from Texas,
Mexico. Kansas, 0olora.
and the other states and
more or less range stock.
winter Of 13s3-s3 foes
while there are many
10 report there are
20 Of Is per cent
even greater loss
the death rate
flca r. literally
ms largo and is
cattle Involved
Itch u not con.
en- calculste1
re live stock t,
satoss cattle
= the Gl00mv
oa1o. ou0unl-
,calvoq Tor al
So brced. vhe1
vqey bfiehe PIE |
o6Gfly Sc how g
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COTTON STATEMENT. .
New YORK, May ,23.-The following IS the
daily oomnarative notlon statement:

Total ......s14a $40 4.73o III 5,7s2s4s
Last year. ..... s,GOs $3.50 5,7s2sis -. -.
Exports this week: Great Britain, l0,06S;
France, 1851; Continent, 1 ,Gi2. Stock in all
United States ports this day, iS7 ,205; this
day last year, 53l ,2l5.
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PROVISIONS.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY

QUUThfIUNB IU-DAf.
BACOE-Short clear sides, 1910; short clear
dry salt 9xc; hams. 1916; breakfast bacon, 13c.
LARD-Tierce. 9Hc, 60-pound tans, 9hc; 10
ponnd oans 10i4. 5.pound cans. b-Dounc cans,
l0kc: Q pouno cans. lozc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SETTLE DALLAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Campaign Club NEE every Wednesday aud
safurdss eveningx ats O'Clock. In Turner Hal
cordial Invitation IL extended 20 AL republi-
csrs 10 attend. BY ordsr, the cresiient
81 IHAYER Secretary.
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BOtTON WOOL MAEKET,
BosTos, MAss., May % Wool dull;
Ohio and Pennsylvania extras, "a to 3S;
Michigan fleeces, 32 to 33; unwashed wools,
II to 20; California spring lambs, II to 10;
...tf.l 30 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-25

The Proprie,ors Of the BoIstin
Menantu have the honour of re-
questng English advertisers 10 hand
their orders 10 Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE & c. who are the sole
Agents for all EEgIisb . Fres1k
.A9.T.isifss.