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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-28
DR.. M. A. GREENLAW,
SCRG T. ON DENTIST.

ace-fver Savings Bank, Carson.
Office Hours-FIOm q. IN. to p. m.
Extracting done at residence after
Square. nOvlj
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-28

Shaving and Haircntting.
For good bath, with hot or cold water, or a
shave performed in q workmanlike manner, 20
to John Cuhna's Barber Shop. Haircutting q
speciality.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-28

We, the undersigned merchants
Of Carson City, Nevada, hereby
agree to close our respective places
Of business on Decoration Day,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-28

Once-In rear Of City Drug Store.
nOl4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-28
j. GUION, M. D

sSo*GEox AND rn Ss'clAS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

MPAeuuFa-l 1. hu,hel II,n hound. \ Al nor
bo-,,n' =, b',ou nails . al g.h0op ~
,sr do,,n, M D a. No r az M do.Tn
'WI A pptNa "a pEIi-Ra, and straw. t,6s7kc.
poSVi,f R-s M ,,.r k., M lS nounds, ID do
~ AZ IL 4 a., hiastlny kess. p III Shot
Ann has D oos.9 10 bueE . pSGl a.
"plfgIGs- Medium harrel kOO s.harrcl
:, small harr.i q M Small s.barrei sb
nar,.i n sS o.,aiion nails chow chow. 81
Esaiinn nails n1Sed ni'll.s MOI GLASS plntr.
4 IA alas aus,ts ? SO class s.eallon . So
tiiass i.sallon, ~. Glass Hex. gallon, s75.
100 Iio ,cst iii In cams / iie $50 degrees are
,est = "a per oase.
MACKFRfI-Eo. barrels. 70 So No. ~.
harr.ls 7 b0 Ma 4 \. bArrols A So No y.
barrels ? OIL No ? ,.,bnTrels. 2 90 No. 1 kits,
n No kits. 05, No. 3 kits, 90
iIuIIASD HERllI NG--I,nforted.l rs PEI keg
CilJER-Crsb annie. tor: Missouri cider. 500
az g.llon VINEGAR ner gallon lsSD2Oc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
LIVE STOCK.

A prominent Chicago paper Faithfully 'ayi
the open winter. plentiful supply of good grass
aud thick Goa ing of tallow over the ribs Of The
stock On tie ia western aud northwestern Texal
have msde the owners Of such happy Assured
OF only slight n any. losses, with The prospect
OF a large calf crop, they feel justified In expect
ing increased prosperity Ia business that IA,
always been paying one 10 the man who has
always given Il care aud proper attention.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BEEVES-Co,n beeves, none, fair 10 good
grass beeves, 846o3kc per pound; medium, gras,
becves, 3di9l4c per pound.
Cows-Barren cows % 00Gn27 50: Mich lows
North Texan grades. 40 O0G50 90, common TO
fair rs O1I 40 co. stock cattle aToud, IL 00620 90
BULLS AND sTAGS-(For sausage manu-
lO6iG o.: two year-olds, 2DD1s.
SHEEP-GoOd mutton, 3@n3Hc per pounds
medium mutton, 2k@2Ac per pound stocl
sheep, 20Oa13 CO.
GOATs-2 O0e12 rs per head.
HOGS-Corn fed. az 25c: medium, 4a4I<c;
,took hogs 4ln eteck 80 pd ieaders. ifsikc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
GRAIN AND BRK,DsIuFY'.

Shipments to-day were / ear bran car. oats;
car corn lteceipt. car corn car oats Ahd
car mixed. Wagon sipt' very hsht
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
wHEAT -Cnoice. 90 medium. low craze 30
Slcsrslnr. 81 $50
RYT- Nomiual ~ Cox: northern Sc.
CORN Kew h sLucs zoe; shelled and
or, holce asc scKed, e higher.
nouK.-ie M oo. eE M earl cary -, SrS"A," io
rodd Mills, HienL 5,f Union ID; Pfairie
: lower, ) 10: sur chain, %
BRAN mills, 75c; IN store. &C.
ORNMi ~ Zine holtcd per 100 ponlds'
HoMINY AND GGiTs-o 90 per barrel. .,
res -,hopp ~ pc, ~, 10 rlo SrlSHs' w
corp tfn yer ~ fpund7, toc
GRAukM rouh -t,f 100 pounds. 500,
HAY-ltri. ooNs %, orBhb 10 vs iram
tores, plslTie, b1!od' cars, w ot ~ ~ I.
Toe; bright free on hosId car II w
is TSri sEEr--5so; eornAu uin"t 75c
what las met WITH only ligh demand for
sport asa rule, though ou one Or TWO dsys lho
.nde shoSrd some igns OF Improvement
there $ too much wh:st iu the foreign mar
els. however, md not even thc present low
ttes for ocean freight 70 m ne sumrlen, 10
imulae IN tor leu buying the spe. u,su. u
i.,s Ukewise pecn cluhned 10 moderate
nits as 'nle. ana prices nave a. =
inrd The mos noteworthy occurrence OF
swsik Wa the 'pl'tug OF QUO wv pusnulso VI
~. pred wheat N two days, winch i some
hing almost unprecedented. tn. wheat was
ronouuc by the ilsp ctog' iu-chie 10 be " nm
y d weekly Sime Of It La, bee ela In
,ookl, u werehou es since tn iall Of ss2' The
t,nstinrs were u ia 7th ana Sih iusiHnpi since
len only ~ 500 bt she have been dcgrad, d,
omewha, 10 he 7 icf o. the TIA " 10
I. cimed however that much lar or qnantlty
\ n have to tRte n lower x AIDE than that now
signed tu Il before many months The Meet
the degrading mas been 10 WEAKEN pilce
, Rough tho large supplies, both here rnd III
nrope, have also CO NTH outed 10 lhe u.pres'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER. EGGS, POUI
TRY, GAME, ETC.
ouortT,osp TODAY

QUOTATIONS Tb-bN "
The banana trade Is certainly oesllut9 oe.o,,
long TO assume enormous proportions. Notonly
because the plant Can be grown ana GU uvt.ed
forty times more easily than any grain or tubrl
Of our frigid latitude, while the fruit Is hOth
more palalanlc ana more nutritious, pu' ~
becAuse banana eating Il apt 10 become hNed
haul Besides ITS nutrition. 81 ments, he ripe
fruit has fsscin iing pdn ipl almost AS
trmptiuras he le Gel iuin If o. tain marc TIC
drinks: ne sppe'ite grows by indnl cree. rev
people Ike he taste II re FIST banana, nus al
Ter getting used g. Il, .ull ever can get ria oil
chronic har X, riug after that same by.taste,
certsin acid devell ped N the process OF curing
the fruit
IN APPLES 00g5 o. per barrel.
SuTS-Almonds, pc pef pound; Brazil iog
l6c; llherts. ibc Naples walnuts, l5c per pound
chesiiuits imported none ON tha MARKET pea
nut. TIE nessee red, ieSilc; choice wbite,2No'
oDcoanuts, 5000 20
CnIIF0RNIA pEARs--6 76tas 90 per box
ORANGES louisinnA per barrel, IL u@
10 oO per box. 90; Vaenclnc. per case OF 40,
LEMoNs-siciiy, $50 per box, Malaga
5 co.
BANAEAS-3 O06e4 60 per bunch.
GRAPFs-xalaga, OoGs6 so half barrel
SWEET POrATOES-On the streets, red,
75c per bushel; yellsw, %
oNIoNs-New. 8 90 per barrel
6 popf TOES % s' so G@ dozen or SO
0c cH 10 ES EMS wequotc ats ooes 80 per dozen;
turkcrn
BUTTER Choice western. 26ss,c cooking.
''s sAUER Ki;Ri,AuT--BsrroiA II 90; half barrels
so.
RAIsINs--London layer new per box 8 o.
'A BRiED S' PEsACiHEs-uupeeled &c; peeled. iac
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LUMBER AND nuiLDiSG MATERIAL
euorArioss To-Day.

BRICR-Atthr silns "a 10 O. Kiln
slONE-A the ns la quafrios, sc per cubic
foot lie for foundation: lee for wall, aud 100 for
dressed ffunt
LVMBFR-Ycllow fine rough. - por 40
over ~ feet ? - per 49, i'rsi size finishing
clear % common, 22E = ceiling, ~ o.; y cell
me ? 80 sNotou. b, per 10 sN5 rough
IS per leo. s.N3 dfu-tcd, 2o0 per 100. sidiug
lfii criO0 porA dressed nnisiiny, o 90 pc
lee iding, 10; 2. ceiliug $50. = ceiling, 3 90
White pine dr. ,scd 1ni.hing, 6 30 per 1902 -
cieilihg, ist Chmu on, 3 o.. 2nd common, > ~:
siding 1T common, 55 AID common, 50.
Or mon Zoo. l 80 ss-l, 1 .tes5 10 10 hise
sHINGLFS-H,li"v p'ro, tus-s % s.,t,
pine, 4 50. 90 '~rrrff ~ co. Nc. 2.
I tO No. q z -
PLASTER PARlS-for barrel. OOGsi 80.
CEHkNT-hts .'aio q 30 ..oulasiis, 90
Fcrfstf. So.
CEMEKT FLUEs--6 inch, l7llC, 7 iuoh, fll. 6
nah O. liuL ION. l u0 . mct CPp. bOr inrf
e,'irE mint % z EiCh zap DO, co.
DRAIN ri rs utl. leo psf COS NuCi, g0O
ireh. f1t. pci, tC'r Q Co., h &C.
MtXkI PAlNTs-Rea y for use and AL col.
on, 25 Pc Al 'he tsuf sue stal.
dar' rrUE.f sr en- a.. uh NfiI. f"t'lcD.
j WHIT IFAI--rl-' .'.s .rr.e g 1868 S.
WINDOW GLAsS--sxiO u l0xl2 SOC iOxli
TO iix2 $50; l6x2i Ia 2Ox2S aT5, less ~ per cent
LINZ uultre A. .-lH. 20 lsf tslc, . .utl,
I bw Dc'sGr Ca lut M per barrt. : 70;
Na'lsa ir lnit ffH ro- irf' ~ Do
HAIR Per round, S. exc
POSTs-CedAr a. so bots Ggrc IS
LATHS-i % per l.o0O
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL,

n.tl.s Ian. 1.-THE relaflan of agficu iure
O., ma nuf.c ufrs r. fafrltlf demonstrated IN .
81 OF tiles Addlc~d irnm TIC latest census /.
nies At hand. More han half " ihe people oi
Vlssinia srs farmers only one ia tss h,e Of
aennsy lynuians ar tugasci IN sklcuNui"'
Sow ID miFii lpest az hfst -ishl thN lhe
greater piuroftion o. iHrmeis - ihe I9lm.f
tate wtuli cause o greater demand for tId y,
nd q CO s,qucnt higher price ON account oi
competition hut m 4 not the case, TOT lhn
competition that do,s exit IL hstW'en one
farmef Hui Ruoihsfin Ties .' or u ducc TOT
,kich ttert Il no tear IiHlkcL nj The cheap
,ninr oi products 10 chtsp'ns The and on
which th,y sr-gtOsn, A a rrsu, @, IN :, VIZ
E,nia IAN AZ 'p 20 ,,I i acr .'u sc'crdias
90 there u. wn.it. iose ~ i.lrsy yrnlAcgm'
tnandsg 80. ~ auuut - tin"s a. mn ~ me
census also disc o,.s We Js't NAV Sn,S sas
rops worth iisO ony, hi sfo her Ahofct IN
iennsy wants gets an tycrag ~ till nul on ms
and Tots 4 AR ne 4. dHr To q 9 itci lhsl w
Pen,,,lvaria tnsrs are four consumers OF agn'
cultural fuduc's 10 every ~ duo,r while IN
Virginia tie proiur ~ ouln, mhef tho con
inner. A. he agriculture de nlmtnts re-
ort n ssys, there are t'ini'ar causes Nfn
,llrirr itet 10 u in other tales aud 10 ON, Z
:, untrirs thfuugf OUT the wnfkius world. J. 10
,he result uf a Natural liw M " may uu lot'
undated thus Values iu rgr culture sro en-
hanood bv Ga rtasc ~ uOn.ag iculiufal popuin'
In Of, souiher s. atcs. Georgia. the carolina-.
.Nabsma 81 s'pp isni AKA "a. W a
D. nd the agricultural sblr.rt Hu u prop"flon
10Th ~ ~ Ger cent while IN "iEhlcrh slaicA
f,,m land nvvrg,s ,gs 80 Per acre Tue I'm.
,nsdiate en ct ~ "a tories uu farms .
.rhancey , "a. or and nnd pr0duc OF lhnd
, ,het IA can durc. aud DO that class
..b.uly mo e good TIN rny otl'r. But ey ~
ass f. dcsrly cont. rutd tn this imcoI ant mat
~ aud every cit'z ~ should t,rNe 10 ,lNit III
motion c.u,es the effect Of which will he fac
lules.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
DRY GOODS.
ouorArfors TODAY.

A New YORK dispatch says business va
rather more a tive in commission circles uhe
past week. owing 10 the prese zee Of consids, (.
atle rumbsr OF asksge buyers from me SCUM
aid oufssesi but the d. mani was very IT.
uar. The most staple cffon goon. were ~
somewhat better demsn1 by local snd gu -oi-
town ionb IS, aud f-w Ia &c sales were m~oe
70 ex no tiers, but domestic woolens were Wy
quiet. spIiug fabrics. as prints singnssm
'swns. piqu--. wor ted dress goods, quius
While goods. hosiery etc have b en more
sought sfer by intend nx BUYERS. snd "a
Sissibution Wa made in tn connecu1n,
though purchases were checked 70 som. rtsns
BY the exc pisnAily c1id westner th@' NV
vail. g. wide sections Of the country.
Pas rs-rrecnsDAfH. Lortlb aisa.-'r,s,. -
Harmony 4: Ooche<o. 81. acrrimeo. = -
.,re ~ Alien. q, A!bion rolid. 81: resbody
soiid. 81 Peabody black 81 amrso1 n,scr.
inr. s. neriosn. Q. BsrkieJ pink ano prrrie
& Arnold, .; ail re-, Of. bus nd green, ~.
, InSirr Gesf. =. swin trc~l. 80 81, hmf ,
- & Etesceid - " cs9s. - =:
f5s-,sr OR 81 (. Ler, Grfrfe. - -
9rssf wsssgl. - 2 u.afus1'ns- - ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
GROCERIES.
QUOTATIONS topaz

C0FFFE-Rio fair. i2ei3-; prime. Bxe
lac. choice. IsxMlht. Lagayrs. iSc; Java zoe
TFAs imperial fsess5c: Young Hyson. 900
COZ Oolong f5peDc: Japan. toneoc. -
SUGARS Powdered lOAc crushed letE
vrsunlsfsd &C, standard Al. %, Louis
lana white clarified. skcs yellow clarified. SIC;
choile Louisiana, 20.
MOLAssEs-Louisisna choice soc prime. Sc
fair N good lac- cora syrup, Sc; sugar
PkGGTNg-Pure Jute N lbs, intc per
ward: Z ne. ioac Tres I.fb yer bundle.
RICF-Whose<slc. eH05kc
eALT-1n barrels 10 hFcrpoe' I'D ssek'
.cRAcKRRs-eodsx \. exc Xxx. exc Xxx.
7c cream. eE Ri1Ixcr suaps, Dc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
FISH. OYSTERS AND GAME.

gThe oyster trade OF Chicago will not sufYer II
con sequence OF he frsezing OF tn pussnds o
tons Of oysters I'm Ba timore and other eastern
supply markets, because OF the hmm, nse stocl
thai Is Always ke ( IN hand; but tue county
trade. tributary 10 Chicsgo. cannot possibly b,
supplied with moe tan One.nuh the sctus
demand. II will be OF in'erest 10 state that y
takes one and nslf bushels OF shell oyster. Y
max. q rallon AID adding 20 cents for upentna
them increases the price TO 81 70 perig Hon.
FisH- Red, sheepnesd aud froul lxc New
Orleana reS snapper. i2c; spanish macker'
ell. 100. Ffesl rslinr fsh, dTesse1. TIC a.
med un. CO.. Nc as select, % Balttm Jre &c.
iect, 50, kas1gosiA soc. Berwioks bay. y
per hundfCc -. -
GAMF-vei,son ard snieiore sms Buffalo,
T. Ducks per dozen, 2 %; quail, %. Wild tur-
KEYS, OAO o.; grouse, 20. ratirrclA L -.
f.att,Its - fenk rabbits -.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18

side Il Holmesyllle. .li Foras,, T. Biz BonansA,
u, q Auburn. 49, Lonttale, ski Lontlne, cam
brio l2si wEmsuttn. ilA, New fors mills. llai
Diamond MI, gsmbrc, I xnlghts cambria
Il Hero a. D. HcnA =, Il nAlarivalp, u cnr'
bridge. y, b Peerless, Z, 81; Fruit II tho Loom
Skl Gem Of The spindle, 81 bArEersi.' dlen; X
DuCKa-ArfNnghL 10; kurios, s-o., loS;
stark dos, ~ stark. lloz ID. savage. s-oI, IN;
hampton brown and drao, 90. lg iiampdel
Xxx do, AZ Boston. i4-OS brown and dreb 1913
Montsuk, ~ inch, 10, 10. l. 40 inch, AK; No
90 inch, S7Ai Gold Medal Blue i2Si Lion
brown ami drab, II: Chariot striped. i2s; ssv'
eye striped, i2s.
TIcKING-Amoskeag AGA. IS Hamilton, ";
Hollywood, plaid, II: standard y, "a. kasior II
o.: Omega 49,: Continental Fancy, i0 stan.
dGrd Fancy, 81; Harrisburg, 10
HfCKORY--Rock River. 6-& Blue and Brown.
Do; India. lOj.g Arlsgton, $40; Thorndike,
u Q: H.milton II; American. TO- Lowell City, gs'
PLAID OsN ABuRGS-Delts, TX. Eoonony,
9G Ottawa SO; Michigan. TX Belle. ~ Wood
lawb.7t; Catawba.ss. Arlington, s. Augusta
" Louisiana ~.
JEAYs-Roxboroash,l Is; Pacinc, r. ,2s
Beaver Valley. 25; Toxic. l2S; Humboldt ~;
Peoples, 2Jk; Louisville, Ssk; Kentucky, HS.
United States 30R Gold Medal IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
HARDWARE AND METALS.

The bulletin of the American Iron aud steels
association e. mates the years production of
Mig iron NJ 1913 tons or equal 20 ,hHt Of lss2
The consumption NJ pig iron has bv"n about
4.9is 3.3 tons. he year was commenced wi h
$50 Gj5 gross tons Of dome.u pig Ion UNFOLD
Thee wcrc imported during the year 80 OD
rross tins, all Of which has .oae iuto nsuwp-
ion Adding the estimated production Of 622.
32s gross IONS 10 tne estimated importation, aud
taking no account Of the BALANCED stock NJ the
beginning nd .ni OF tue year. INC toia' tv'o y
32a the years cOnsump .ion,-is found 10 DO
the result
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
AXIS Collins. per dozen, 5G cold Dollar,
per dozen o. Diamond Edge. Fer dozen, bc
skill Frs AND LIps-4ilc per pound: sugar
kettles, i4c per pound.
sCAlES-Fairhanks discount ~ per cent
Howe discount 2i percent
TIN PLATE-i. q. iUxii per box OG !. @.
i4x20, per box, 40; Terne, l4x2o, per BOX, 50;
Tene 2Oy2, per boN, 10 %. an 49, ...
TISWARk-Ficccd, discount 80 per cent
stamped discount so per cent
\ SOLDERING J. l5c; No. l-2 and Ia, 'lsc per
DUCK HORSE COLLARS No. H. per dozen
HAMS two loop, Is per poem three cop
TACK Iii boxes, 100 papers, 2 so per box.
GRUB UOEs-Pcr Dozen or railroad PICKS
! N ATTOCKs-per dozen, 9 80
RUBBFR RE TING--Disoonnt so per cent
SHEET HOST 3, &c; galvanized, discount
20 per cent =, .
sHoVELs AND sPADEs-Ro~land dis'
count 30 per cont AuCs list steel goods, dis
count 80 aud iu per cent.
HEAVY HARDN ARE-shaftH, finished, 8 "
| poles ~ 81. Singleuees, wagOrs. select 20.
| buggy, 2 %. express 80 Wagon tongues
Coupling poles, 70 rpokes, xxx, select 2 70
xxx, Z So Sawed ielloes. * l 10; 2, 90.
Bowden shoes 6 % Northwestern horse nails,
J No &C 0Vi 2 25 9. 3 0o Bar iron, &c rate
piow Ste 70 griing steel 20; cast steel, lsc.
BUGGIE - & Tnde u. aud spring top, 90 600
100 co. do open, 70 co. ~ VI; do side springs
top 100 o pl85 nj, do side har, 100 Oonl3O CO. do
| ph,rtons rs O0tnl5b o.. grade side sprinB,
| lao COZ 90; do phmtons, 100 Ost 100 o; DUMP
seat buggies, l75 10 80 co. platform springs,
| no O03il0 %: three spring wagons. " ooeDllh
WIRR-smooh wire M O. Nc Nos 10 and
| II bKc, lapanned. barbed wire, - galvanized
barled. Tc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
sADDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS TODAY,

QUOTATIONS TODAY,
SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy INC
brands) Il; do heavy. SO; do X medium INC
brands) 10; do medium, "a; baltimore and Cin'
olnnau, 80: Buffalo slaughter primo, 81; good
2e Matamoras, N
HARNESS LEATHER-oak No, !, IS; No. 2,
extra, SO; No. 2, 81; No. /, hemlock, 80; No. 2
81; No. g. 30.
FRENCH CALFsKIE--l 1901 %. according
70 quality
/ 25; do No. 2, S5095c. .
PHILADELPHIA KIPS-No. I. 7jc@l 0C
according to weight
No 81, sage collars u 90. inch cotton
back bands, / 10. 81 Inch cotton oack
bands, / 30 Duck collars, %. inch cotton
6,-6-s trace chains. 500 6n-s-2 trace chains
l6h 7-s-2 trace chains. Soc. No. 1, hool
hands, ]. T.. 10 No. p 8 s. No. l. wet
eaters. rope 10 ? Us No 2 web hHteTs rope
ilN II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
LIQUORS..
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

ALCOHOLIC 30 per gal, "a per high wines.
WHISKY-Iiactihed, GOAL So a. per proof
sour NASH one wear old. So two years old,
1907 90 three years old. 25@2 50; fancy, ex-
ira old whisky. 3 coos 90, a. per age.
WIEEs-Claret In cases COOS on, per quar-
ity; Cstawsa, per gal, 90c@1 so Pert. GOA 9;
sherry, per gallon GOA 90 Madeira, per gal
ion. coos Or white wine, In cases, 3 5c616 90.
CHANPAGEE-Jules Mum & Co., ~ Quasi 80;
Heidsich in basket % 5etS32 50; Krre, In has.
ket. - 5o6s2 so Don sstic cbamparas. ooec
II 90 - =.
BOTTLED BEERS Louis quartz, ~ 90
pipts. u so 6udweiser own sire, II So pints
IL So Erlans or beer. Of Arts, $50. ptnts, IL 30
reg beer. 3 %.
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PROVISIONS.

The Cincinnati Price current 'ays the past
week the packing has fallen about 100000 hogs
below CORES poI ding week last year-'t being
iherl y year ago aud quite i. HI thif week
Toward Tho close the mOveme indicated M
Increase and II the wea her is favorable hence
forgafd there viii PROBABLY b. q gosd and
steady, Marketing Of hogs. farmers will b.
wise In avd'ing themselves II current high
prices and put such stock into market as may
b. ready.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACON Short clear sides, 9kc. Long
clear 40 &c less
DRY sALT-short clear sides, 8Ac; Long
clear, \ g.H less; breakfast bacon. lac
HAMS-Canvassed ard uncsn gassvd, lthc.
LARD - Tiere 9Lg haf-barrel. LOG
IO-pound cans. l0kG 20.pound cans, 100
u pound canh 10c ,-ponnd cans, 1etc; y
Mound cans 10kr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
BUGGIES

~ one button This compliant IL wlitspftad,-
J smes hnfdun cuuHu
Tnc Product a ~ steel rails In ls,i has fsllon
g below ihaf of lsNi, h'n were nlsn made
probably lnNtoO tons less tntn IN U.s. me
io'Ai rail tpuiAge uf l,sl was l,lol,s,l gross
tors. ~ which .1 All M we're irpu 70 u aud
~ 4 90 si'rl rails Thr teal I'll pfodn ton
fuT ISIS he .H eu ~ Ihahly 10 uWl gfuss ZOOS,
Oi which i n 10 we've - rails. our Import
oi steel rail. f.r issH have been 10000 gTd
tons a. agnir t-nItO1 tons Ia 1854 In fo4nd
numhsr p our uuusumpton of rails IN lsoi Ia,
been 30 tons lees tnan a. 1854
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
QUEENSWARE.

oUorS~Ioss TODAY.
ASgCnrED GRAFT 10 Ooef75 20
TUMDf LES--qBc 4 $50 ner dozen. 800 0i-0t
per bog, gChlSts, G laR On per barrel
BTOEEN 80 Per Ia GALLONS, 10 cJebl2 10.
LAMPs-B H.. 90 e -, 2 80. iamp onlm'
news z ~ rcr hox ass0u' coax LAMPS ~ 60
FRENCH CLIMATE a lranck
ITERI iNG GOODS ID 80 v0r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-18
w. ELLIOTT & BRO.
herman, Texas,
Fine Furniture, Carpets.

Also agents for the celebrated Hartman Pianos
and the Mason and Iamlin, Estey and Chicago Cot
tage Organs Sheet Music and Musical Merch tndise,
Write for catalogue and price lists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-17
Mr. Seymour Arrived Too Late.

An Elberton (Ga.) telegram says: " Miss
Emma Butler has for several years been
quite popular. and among her admirers
were Marcus Moon and ID. G.. Seymour.
Upon both she smiled sweetly, and to each
in turn she pledged her hand. and each
looked with jealousy upon the visits OF his
rival. At last, to end suspense, each lover
pressed that the day be named for the nup-
tails, and each named the same day. Each
gentleman procureda license, but Mr.. Moon
was the first at the house, and the couple
were married While relatives and friends
were congratulating Mr.. and Mrs. Moon
upon their nuptials, the second bridal
party, consisting of Mr.. Seymour and at
PENDANTS, drove up, and were surprised to
find that Miss Butler had been already
married to Mr.. Moon. The affair created
quite sensation, and good management
only kept the male principals apart"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-17

Sct,c 81 these men, Cameron sa.d. had
been convicted, and Mr.. Ralph BALM, spc-
cial examiner, will be sent TO South Caro-.
lima 10 present the cases OF sixteen United
States deputy marshais to the grand jury.
Mr.. Balm also appeared before the COM
mittce this morning to give his experience
rs an examiner IN the northern and SOUTH
ern districts Of Georgia, In South Carohna,
In the northern and middle districts oil
Alabama. In the southern district Of Missis.
sipp;. In the eastern district Of Louisiana,
in the northern district Of Florida, IN the
northern district of New York. and In the
western district Of Pennsylvania. lie be-
gan with his experience In Georgia. In the
Sall ~ 1881 and spring Of 1882, In an cxami-
nat,on ~ the accounts Of United States
M,rshol Fitzsimmons, the predecessor OF
General Longstreet. Mr.. Balm said
a shortage OF $4,000 had been found.
Tho official had never been prose-
cutcd. nor had anything ever been
yccovered from Fitzsimmons or his
hondsmeu. Erroneous charges on the part
81 deputy marshals under Longstreet,
amounting 10 $4,000 or $4,000, had been
submitted through Longstreet. He, how
ever. was not blamed by BALM, as the
oyer-charccs had been made by deputy
marshals. one OF the deputies was named
Robinson. He served under Fitzsimmons.
His misconduct was said to have been re-
ported to Longstreet, but he was retained.
A man named Crawford was also deputy
OF Longstreet's. Indictments were found
against both of the deputies. Robinson
was sent to the pcnitentiary. but Crawford
escaped.
NEITHER CHALMERS NOR MANNING.
WASHINGTON. January 16.-Thc House
Committee on Elections to-day decided,
bv a vote of seven TO six, not to seat
either Chalmers or Manning on the
prima-facie evidence in the case. The re-
port Of the committee will probably be
submitted to the House tomorrow ana the
case considered on its merits.