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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-18

The earliest colonial coinage was in
Massachusetts,, in pursuance Of an order
of the General Court, passed May n.
1862. which established "a mint house,
ct Boston. The coins ordered were Of
the values Of 12d., Cd. and Sd--Boston
Pest.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-18

The Presbyterians viii commemorate
in 1884 the second centenary Of their
organization in this oountry.-Ths In
terror.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-18

Rev. DR.. John Hall says New Yorh
needs forty more ohurches.-M T.
1inses.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-01-18

q =
seemed so unattractive and bitter that
l couldn't help plying them awfully,
and they've been on my mind ever
since.
Well, we walked up the bridge toward
the great tower. We started even with
the street, and gradually we got up to
the second stories of the houses, and
then to the third and fourth stories, and
finally even with the roofs, and then
higher and higher, until we looked
down on the roofs. and still higher and
higher, until we were far above the
taLest factory chimneys. and the peo-
pie in the streets below looked like
little black dolls, and the great build
ings like railroad cars. The chimneys
and roofs and sides of the houses on
both sides of the b idge were covered
with all kinds of advertisements of ali
kinds of medicines and all kinds of all
kinds of things. But when We had
passed the great pier and come out on
the span of the bridge over the river
the view in both directions was abso-
lutely glorious. To the south the sun
was sparkling on the waters of the
river, clear down into the bay, and
through the Narrows, far. far out into
the vast ocean, which stretched away
and away until the soft blue blended
with the azure of the sky. On both
sides of us the harbor was forest Of
masts, and the two cities lay spread far
ont to the east and west. Beneath US
but so far below that they seemed like
toys-vessels of all descriptions were
steaming and putting up and down the
river and in and out from the PIERS;
ferry-bosts. barges, steamers. schooners,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

Cincinnati Enquirer
The other day a newspaper man, en- route
from Columbus to his home IN Cincinnati il
search of a clean shirt, might have been seen
munchng piece Of pie Mt the lunch counter
of the depot at Xenia The pie-eater oh
served 10 the lunchman:
Il notice that this piece of pie is below the
regulation size"
We'll, was the reply, the fact is, am a
little short on pies this morning, and had to
make draft on the transfer pies The
truth of the matter is, | sall piece of pie 70
a railroad employee or transfer hand for )
cents and charge Passengers 10 cents.
cut passenger PIE into three pieces and get
thereby 30 cents for pie. The transfer pies
are cut into four pieces, and get - cents
for the pie from the transfer hands. Yea
just ate n piece of transfer pie. Ten cents,
please
If a passenger happens To get served with
. hunk of transfer pie he has to pay regular
passenger rates, eh!
Correct again
Suppose the transfer pies should run on;
and the passenger pies Ind to be served ia
the railroad employees. wkat rate would they
payF
There goes your train. sur
The Current: Why cook or housen.aid
should be regarded as a servant any mors
than employees with other functions is not
very clear
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

NyANTED--To know everybody who wants
w TO buy, sell rent, or trade lots in Wich-
TIA, or farms In Kansas, for property in other
states. Give me a call and get or leave descrip-
ton of property at +. A. sciman's Land EN-
change Office.
NyANTED-A good girl for general house
w work. Enquire of W. T.. Stanley.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31
a Resolution Of Inquiry.

IIllIile NH NIub.
Professor Lightfoot Payson presented tn,
following resolution:
"Resolved, Dat de secretary of dis club bt
an am beahby directed to demand of de sec
rotary of war in de moas' emphatic languidg,
wheeler or no any of de new pints. capes
bays inlets or mountains diskivered by de
Greedy party in de polar regions war named
arter any of de prominent cuiled pusons Of
dis kentry: If 81. dis club would like lis,
of EN-. If not, a congressional investigation
will be demanded
The resolution was unanimously accepted
and adopted without debate, aud the secre-
tary at once sent out for a bottle of red ink
and a l0-cent penholder
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31
FOR RENT.

L>0R RENT-Furnished room for rent. at l46
Il Lawrence avenue. 4. W. Graham dl4l-Gt'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

Il. &. SCHROEDER,
Physician and surgeon. Office west side of
Main street in w. Winch's new building, near
postonice. Residence on Main street bet. Gen.
trail and Third streets, Wichita. d-lU2-i IN
ID. \. MITCHELL,
Attorney at-law and collection agent. No. II
Main street Wichita, Kansas. l27-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31
The Potomac Fla,..

The maariabreed Potomac flats in
Washington exist no longer. After years OF
expensive work they have been practically
reclaimed, and are now dry and firm
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

Scene: Table d'hote fashionable hotel on
Deeside; big market day. Farmer of the old
school has dined. Waiter Finished, sir!
Farmer-Fats the charge, Waiter-Five
shillings, please Farmer startled Five
shillin'sl Weel, I'm nae deen yet. Resumes
operatinuS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

j. RUDlGER,
Fresco painter, sign writer and designer
kaisomning, paper hanging, etc. Office, Get
10 building. on Douglas ave. l33 If
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

STANLEY Il WALL,
Attorneys at Law, Wichita, Kansas. OH
over Citizens bank
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31
Wanted To be an Angel.

JIM Fci Ad<TI J
Little Willie was fond Of throwing stones
at the passing school-boys and then taking
refuge behind the hall door One day h. did
not get away 50 easily, and, faring pretty
badly, he burst into his aunt's presence with
the tears running down his cheeks. and sobtsd
out in great wrath. Il just wish / was an
angel way up high, where the Policeman
couldn't catch me- with my pocket full Of
rocks, if ! wouldn't give it TO them boys
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and
styles. lie also carries the finest assortment
of picture frames in the city. Give him a
friendly call and examine samples. d-2-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

NOR REST-One large room on Oak street.
II east of :. +. X. fourth house north side.
Engine on promises. With privilege of cellar
room. dliI-Gt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

| .. d. HCJsToN, v. W. rESTLEY
HOUSTON Il BENTLEY,
AttorneYs Al Law Office over Kansas Ma
| tional bank. Wichita, Kan.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31
ROGERS

". ~
Attorney at Law-Koom No. 3, u 5. Lar
Office building, Wichita, Kansas.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

Arksnsaw Traveller: II amt de man whut
reads de mos dat thinks de mos 1t amt De
pusson what eats de mos OATS de stronges'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
DIR. u RICHMOND,


,,orrs.,or o,,roropD
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DIR. S. W. RICHMOND,
Magnetic physician. Cures diseases of ever
name and nature by magnetic treatment. with
out medicine His cures are speedy and per
manent and charges reasonable. Diagnose
| and consultation free. Parties from distauc
| can board with him s reasonable rates. Ofic
| on south Water street, Wichita, Kansas.
ieioi"is
JOSEPH KOENIG,
.t,ornev-at-lsw. ONCE on Douplas avenue
over Lynch's ary gooos Store ''n
Dtutsfbfr A0u0f1t.
------------
=,
way north Of nos,ofiice: Wichita. Kansas
Office hours from TO q. m, to 8 and to
pm Chronic diseases a speciality. l23-n
| --------
nn-. %. . so,
tore Centennial block. Wichita. Al
| -----------.-------
IL. 'hIn ooD,
Den.is.' y' 49,, wi.hi.s 9ppos.'
goe,b syt,sc,ad w,bont r,,n nv it, nSis.
| sag ----------- ----------
| G. W. c. JONES.
Attorney-at-law. Office in Eagle block, owe,
| Hovey 20. e dry goods store. 12-20-tfs
|
Dh. w. 3 McbUhNlE,
Vile CITY End Marine hospital and late health
officer Of Springfield, Illinois, has located al
No. - Main street, opposite the postonhce
| tro-yapor eIectro-snonge and yalvanic baths
Office hours to 10 A. NJ and to P. NJ, and at
night. dEi-tf
TrDpv g. nrr,,oNT
Architects and Superintendent. Once in
koys' block. Wichita, Kansas. 2-f
ID. W. SMITH,
DESTIsT; Eagle building, Douglas avenue,
"lchi'a, hahsas'
ADAMS E" ADAMS,
Attorney at Law. Will practice In state and
ka, sas. dlso-
HARRIS sUaRRIs A. FIREBAUGH
,., ,,.-..-,~,, 49,. III.
4. 10y NJ Law S"'i"ei'i"' "'"'A' "i"n
''
u,.,.,. O.,.'.,
Kansas once in Centennial Block
G. ". CoLLisGs, RoBr- NJ PiATr
ATTORNEYS tlsw VIII nrsetice in both state
and Federal courts; Office in Temple block,
Main street, second stairway north OF Post
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l. hSNi"'
Physician and surgeon Office over Fuller 4
Sons grocery.
.. =. Chiol'
varenlteit ana SmpaL,inienoent. pnice, r m
P'AA avenue an" Ia"fehoe ot.' "iohi'a' hah-
r. MATTHEWS,
sIANLEf " ALL.
Attorneys at Law Wichita kansas Office
-------
Attorney at Law-koom No. 3, U. 5. Land
-------------
houfhS,
The Photographer Pictures in all sizes and
~ nictura frames in the CITY Give him a
friendly call and examine samples. d-2-tf
--------------
4 n rc-rsroS Wv rrSrLyy
,,o,-r,,>. . ,,r>.r,r>
attofnefs a. LAW oinoe over hahha7 M
o,,v.,p s,,,urr,
Oh county Dui'uihg'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-31

Cleveland Voice: The typewriter Is OPEN
ing . new field Of work for women wide.
than all the legislation of Europe and Anleri-
a combined
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
DRY GOODS
aU1rATIoRs TODAY.

GUIrATIORs TODAY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AZ: Lodi, s; elouosssss, cs.
.iob' o. Allen. So 1ihioa solia S1; Fes5oliy
solid, 81 Peabody hlsok. 6k; simpson olaos
"a; s,mr mourning, 5ts; Slouoestos mourn'
ing s. neroan 6; ha t, niaps , anu p1to'e'
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTICs-Ae gusta a-i,
5s: Indian Eeao.7; swift Creak, ~ % h.'ns'
- 8; esseos;d, - ~ cesos ~ Z.
:: charter Oak, 50, 4; Lake George, - 6si
ls-sat Western. A. 3; International, e., 5h'
Atlantic M Reunineton, ~; Ha:chea- u. oh;
FINE BROWN poSEsTIcs-Lsks Geergs,
S1. liar go1t,7,{; PosAhoutes. ~, Great Fails q
peeyiesa, S.45; Plum Island. IS ATLANTIC; *
3rcenbYsr, TX; Alendaie. 7k' Dwight TX; se'
'eg ssi1kScHnD poMEsTIcs--sociai, .: Sunny
aide TX; bonneville. IN; Forest Big Boaansa,
<. s. Auburn. ~; tonkdas Sh Lcnsas,,ss, cam.
Diamond Hill. cambria 2; Knishts cam Din
g. Hero, A, o. Hero. y, &. Baiisrdvsle, u Osm-
bridge, x. b feeYiess X. e* Fruit o. the Loon m,
DUCKs-Arkwright 10; fstr'cs, sos. lok;
STARK, dos. IL STARK. Zoos, TO- savage. Sos. u;
Hampton. brown and drab. Oo. is hamp1enn
Ao @; sS, u 70 inch. y No T. 20 inch, OK; No
!. Sl incb.. sax; Gold Medal Blue, lax; Lion
crown and drsn, IL: Chariot Htripod, IN; sav'
TyGKiNG-A nscshepg AGA. Is; Hamilton. II
AZ; omoga i4N' Continental Fancy, 10 STAN
dard Fancy o.. Harrisburg. III
HICK0RY--liooS River 6-S Blue sne BroWn,
eo India, loNc; Arlrgton. SIC; Thorndife
II G; Hamilton III American. 10 Lowell City, IN
PLAID OSNABU RGS--Delta ~; ECONOMY
o.; Ottawa, SK; Michigan IN: Pole, TX. Wood
iswn,7xi Oetawoc.sx. Arlington. q Augusta
~: Louisiana, IN.
JEANs-Rox borough, Is; Pacific, R: r, rs
Beaver Valley, rs: Toxic. 12k; Humboldt %;
peoples, 26E: Louisville, SsH; Kentucky S4k.
uuited htatef. soX: Gold Medal ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
auoTArIoNB TO-DAY,


5TONE-At the Dallas quatries. &c per oubi(
foot; lie for foundston i6c for wall, and $50 fol
dressed front.
LUMBER-Ycllow Pine. rough, 2 90 per i0t
over "a feet 25 per 100 Dresd side finishing
clear, go codimon, 2 IS; il ceiling. % ~; Y cell
ING, so; Hx6rough, 50 per 100; MS rough
rs per 100; Hx3 dressed, 200 per 100. Siding
| rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 8 % pei
100 ,iting. 2 so; y ceiling, $50. y ceiling co.
| White pine dressed thinning, 9 so per 100 3,
ceiling, LIST common, 90 2nd common, 2 as
siding, lst common, . 20; 2nd common. 2 so
Common door,. l So each, 25GD5 10 10 20 airo.
sHIN6LE5-Yellow Pima, 9 bo3t 60 ycits
pine, . 5osS %: oypToss, Nc. l. 90; Nc. 2
| 90: No. 3. 4 Is.
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel. 4 00G91 50.
CEMENT FLU ESQ intb, sl1s u lush, sJss {
,noh calling Joint 90. 6 inoa or, b9r 'noh
oslipg iolnl / 25 Inch Cap do, $40.
DRAIN PIES izlnh. lSc psr 1856 d. no 2, 20s;
Q inch, s7so; 2 lnOh, sos S in1h, 600.
MIXED PAiErs-Roa,y for use and all col.
ors, 25 per gal. All tho tcicod sp5 atan-
dard nlahes arc on rale By Dallas oealers.
WHITE LEAD--Rt-icuy FtITe G 1906 IS.
WINDOW GLASS--Sxl0 10 l0xl2. SOC 10x1i
to 1ix2i So l6x24 to 20x2a a75, less 40 per cent
LIME--Coopered, Austin, 2 90 per beIref bulk
SJ Deninon Car lots &c; p3. hrr ~, Il rs;
pajlis. in los. 21c: Der buShel $50.
HAIR-Per pound, sh9ho.
Po6T5-oodar. IL so. Boia dare. Is
LATHH--< 90 per Loco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
POULTRY. GAME, ETC.

Philsdel ohia lis patgh saws the shad sea
son on The View jersey s'da Of thu Delaware
river has fairy opened ~ good hauls are be
ing inside.
Lemons or, plentiful and good Orange,
are scarce aud high. Nuts are IN good dem nd
and supply bsltr.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
6RFRS APPLES Q GOES 80 poi oar!ci.
NuTs-Alnionds. g0o per pound. Brasil, ibG
l6c; hlbe.if, ltr Naples walnuts 49, per pound.
ches'r g.g imported. none on The ma-taf pos
nut.. Tel SOC red, l0@ilG ohcica Thihs. As
cocosnufs 1000 10
ORANGES Louisiana. per barrel. IL O09
1890; psi case So valencIne, per case OF $50,
Q 00Gi0 00.
LEMONS Sicily, SEQ per box. @slsss
500
DATEs--lu frans t02l2o
BANANA 0ocf 90 per bunch
GRAPE llaes. 9 coos 30 half barrel.
swrrr p0T'mNr1-or the s'rco's ref
75c per hushe: yo'low, 90
OEIONa-New 9 % pes hsrral
POT TOFs vol ION
OABH AGE--sew ? % q 0psr dozon, or 6s
6kc nor Dor
CHIC RVS woquo,e A. q OO@s SO per do.eni
TURKEYS zoe
EGGa Toe per dozen
BUTTYR Choice wes,ero 20 s2Si cooking
1sEbts- country ~ 81
RAiSIN1-i.annon lager new Der box. On
layer. s5fsf ~
DRIED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -r oeele1 ilt
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A REAL REMEDY .
NEITHER MYSTICAL NOR INDIAN, BUT
aGIENTIEIC AND SpENIEIC-

NEITHER MYSTICAL NOR INDIAN. But
SCIENTIFIC AND SPECIFIC.
a REMEDY ofoy twenty-five years standing
A REMEDY iooro popular ut home and where
best known than all other remedies OF It's kind
a REMEDY endorsed by the best Physic ans
an Druggists at Its home.
A kEMEDf that Mr. e. W. ONeil, Goodwatsr,
Ala says raised his wife from an invalid S
bed and he believe, saved her life.
A REMEDY OF which a prominent Atlanta
merchant said; II would have given $500 as
soon as would nickel for what two bottles
| Of your medicine did for my daughter
| REMEDY in regard to which S. Cassells,
NJ ID druggist OF Thoma'yllle Ga says: y
can recall insta ces in which II afforded relief
after all the usual remedies had failed.
A REMEDY about which DR. Is Ferell,
LaGrange, Ga, es: Il have used for tho
ting up. and consider 1t the best combination
ever gotten together for the diseases for
which Il Is recommended"
A HEREBY OF VIII CHI DR.. Joel Branbam, At:
Jan a. said: II have examined the recipe and
have no hesitation In advising It's use, and
confidently recon ment IT,"
REMEDY which the Rev II Johuson,
near Marietta Ga says he has used In his
family with the utmost sati faction and he.
commended 1t TO three families, who found
1t 70 he instwnat i IL recommended"
A REMEDY of which Pemhcrop. Iverson d
Denison say: 'Wo have been selling II for
many years, with constantly increasing sales.
The article Is a staple with us. and one OF abb
so ute merit"
REMEDY OF which Lsmar. Rankin & La.
mar say: We sold so gross IN four mouths
aud never sold II ia any place blu. what 1t was
wanted again"
A REMEDY by which DR.. Baugh. of La.
Grange, Ga. says: II cured one of the most
obstinate cases OF VTOAkIoOS MEN ,TRUA.
TON that ever came within my knowledge
with n few bottles"
a REMEDY of which DR.. j. C. Hu ?, Notasul.
ga, Ala, says, II am fully corvin' ed th.t II
Is unrivsllei for that class OF diseases which
II claims to cure"
Il RENE ado Il which Major John c. Wh..
ner, o. atlanta well and favorably known all
over the United States as a general insurance
war on n large plantation on great number
a REMEDY about which Mr. J w Strange,
OF Gainesville, Ga, certiles that one bottle
cured two members OF his family Of menstrual
irregnlarly Of many years standing.
A REMEDY that Ia CHEAPER THAN ANY
OTHER MEDICINE offs kind In the world,
because ] or 9 BOTTLES WILL CORE THE
MOST OBSTINATE CASE This great pop.
ular remedy is BRAnFIELD'S FEMALE
REGULATOR (Wcmans Best Friendly For
sale ~ all Drugg sts. Price: Small size, 10
cents; Large size, $3.50.
50 Proprietor and Manufacturer,
y. BRAOFlEID,
No. IOs 8. Pryor street, ATLANTA, GA.
Our New Book. "DISEAsEs PECULIAR TO
WOMEN ONLY" mailed free to all applicants.
THE BRApFIELD REGULATOR co.
Atlanta. Ga.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
ouorarroNg TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY. .
AxEs--Collins, per dozen. 0g Gold Dollar,
per dozen 90 Diamond EDGE per dosen. 0&
sKiILEffs AND LIDs-Xo per pound: sugar
SCXiFs-Fairbanks, discount rs per cent;
Howe, discount Is percent.
TIN PLATE-I. g. 10xl4, per boz, co. !. O.
i4x2o, per box, 10; Terne, 14x2o, per box. 20;
II Ti M disccun, 80 per cent
stamped, discount 50per cent
soLDER--Eo. l. i6c; No. Ia and ia, lsc per
' DUCK HoRsECoLLARs--Eo Ia 25per dozen
HAMK5-two loop, 70 per posen; three loop
TkcKs@fn boxes, 100 papers. 2 50 per box.
'MATToCKs-Per dozen, 0 80.
RUBBER BELTfNG-Disooun 5opcr cent.
sHovELs q AND I'D srADEs-Rowlsnd's dis.
count 20 per cent Ames' list steel goods, dis
HEAVY HxRbwxRE-shafts. finished. . 90
poles Is So eingletrees. wagons, select rs.
buggy 2 2$ express SO Wagon tongues
10 %. Hickory axles, 10 90 holsters, 4 rs
Coupling poles, IS. Hpofes, Xxx, select IS
XXX, 80. Saved ienoes ". 70; 90.
10. &c O.; 7f&e 90 Bar Iron, 20 rate.
Plow ftes 70 srrnR steel. 90; cast steel. lsc.
BUG0xK5--ofs6e B. and fpring top, 90 008
top, i6o oiS5 CO. do aide bar. 100 ooe $50 %, Do
pket0ns, Us oceiso 90. A grade side spring.
70, o S1rss. 90 s s 20 CS sp sS@P
G1IE-emoosh wire No ., 50 Ecs 10 and
n 5Kc fapanncd- taxbed wire &c: Ralvanised
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TRADE ITEMS.


r,rr1s fr m the PHILIPPINE III inls IN 1858
wee lac o o tons TO Atls"hc rct's. OF which
o ins 10 the United siates $50 10 are
now float 10 he United states ~ aihsi ~ Sol
fors al he ttme time lest year. The present
IRON l. siir aied at 1850 tons, Hrsinst about
2sOtio ton, IN 1873 foteip's are very late, ana
IuJpi,s Of sugar will not be fee unit March.
hbout co itI cent az our exports OF grain last
ysnr was ciTriCd IL kuglsh yes e's'
Ttenfw met cd of transporting meat In FRO
ger condition from IRE ,rd Of the world TO tue
eil,r says the J ordtn Graphit ha. recently
be,n app'ie 70 he Tr,s vaton oil sam on oyi
de,iirod for New Zealand. steamer recently
left Jpflsnd with 6.o01 salmon eggs Iacked on
81 entirely nav principe ke.t alta mpeia.
rod 10 nc ualy fieCzs the eggs, tho cir is div.
en- Toto The -on aiming chamber in moist con.
dillon. The dIy sir absolu ely necessary Tor the
preserva, on OF meat wouid quickly destroy
salmon ovn While a too lbCra supply Of mois-
iuro W nd be tqrally fatal TO the eggs.
A no s. wearing sho weighing sixteen
pounds, iu The oourto OF mile Its 2i.0oO
AtCb leago n,x.sa,d Is selling il . y hole sale
vAv at 81 S3 imothy at 81 80 10 81 2 cover at
$3.50 10 GO So FOR choi.e TO fine and &c 2. f;r
pdmr. .,o -.
prs,n rargo,s fiom New Yors last year; not one
OF them 6ore the flag OF the Unit d stat .. { ne
hundred sid tixty-s smiling vessels also TOOK
ers iB carrtes from that port; only two OF them
bore the american lsg And yet they hesitate
A., NJ revising ourr Ristry laws
The ,rle II waieieu milk and adulierated
butter has be- en- going en- for years, running. one
OF Ii most imr ortf nj Industries IN New YORK;
ard which yields from $40, eco 0tO 10 'lo0cnooO
fnnuailv. Several fe, Bile ttmpts have been
mace 10 s,op This sduleraiior, but they have
sno' uted TO nothing
Galveston mas ls7 electric lights IN use,
Citizens Of Tyler sro 10 organize a cotton COM
prts company.
The out ooi IS promising for fair fiu!t crop
throughout the state.
The civ assessor rnpo'ts the total value Of
property IN u nisop g. 1884 at over 81 000 600.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
LIQUOR.

TIL whisky market, although quiet IN the
past week has b e. affected by the break in the
combinan II, aud price In svnpatby with the
Cincinnati m rk 1 lave con idsrab dec ined
The com lnaiion has again been formed, pri es
Of hieh wines rerula d. and II is expe, ted that
sn a Va, &C win be made 10 to,daY's figures
q 10. The 81 pyof whi,ky Is fait California
clsreis G nt!nue 10 SCI. freely nj quotations.
There IL q b tier demand for the loves Bor-
dcaux grades Branches. posts. sherries cham
paer &C and liquors very slow OF sale.
oUOTArIoHs TODAY.
ALCOHOL ~ per gal, 90 per high wines.
WHIsXY-Eociined. | coal So a. per proof
sour mash, one ear old, ! 90; two years old,
I 76T1e 90; .hrec year old. 2 25e12 5o fancy, OK.
IN old whisky. 3 ocA5 W. as per age.
WIEES-ClRrct In cases 0O0r5 o.. per quail
ity; CstRnba, per raj goccl 50 Pert, 1 COCA Q;
Sherry per gallon 0O6i 90. MADEIRA, per gal.
lon, I coos or white wine. IN cases, 3 Mold 90.
Championships Mum 4 Co., % 0oess2 so,
Heidsick. Ia basket % 5oeDs2 so; Errg. In has.
het 70 sosH 60 pop' ss''c champagne ooe
BOTTLED BErg-s Louis quarts Y o.
pauts. II 10 sud weisef own sise. IL 10 pint
~ So Er'an ga he,' rrartA 20 pius V "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
PROVISIONS.

The market for OF proiu,'s has shown little
ANIMATION or qro,atlc variation this week,
1Ffces feeronding lite 'otfe fluctuations In
he vest. OWL q 10 emodersie inquiry and the
{Ddfe n siiion Of BUYERS 10 rurtus ANYTHING bat
4 hand tc -mouil Ioicy Occasionally there Is
Gune sp<cu alton a. tbs e,change. tus Of incon-
Glderabie msRniiuds Stocks are generally
0oderasc. but fufncleDt 20 meet present wants
The tono OF cur market however. Is fairly
steady at quo,a'ions:
10 4 great extent he proportion OF can meal
A hon Is ceper deaf on the smoubt OF exercise
SSev fate AID this T. not consistent with the
mott rspi and pro6 table feeding.
auor< Tfons fo-DAr.
BACON Short clear sicea l2s LONG
DRYsALT or clear sides, Ike; Iona
~ KnE les breakfast bacon. 40
WXNs-cprvascd and uncanyassed- i5c
[XRD = Tio~no liza half-bsTrel, Ike
n&S--nd unn ifU D-pound cans. lie
~ Sooni ca ike s-nonnf 'Sns ukc y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-29
WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.
suorArfoNs ro-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAI,
wOOL-,iexican. free OF burrs, u@lsc Mex
lcsI. Improved, NdSl7c; coarEe, 1eSiSc; cosrst
medium, iS iyl9c; medium, l9G520c; nno medium
dinon, i4s2lc; bury a90c per pound lees
according TO burrs.
HIDEs--Primc plump nlnts, 20 lbs and up. l7'
per ID; seconds, plump hints. 70 lbs ann up, IA
bulls and slass, 6a9c per ID; dry sailed, 9Gtll,sc
according to condition: green salied,7 90.
PELTRfKS-Deer SKINS, -2Ussx2c; antelope, 100
loo; seal skins i5sa2so sheep polts, ~ per wool
i0s65c: sheorliues, 10e4l5c.
TALLOW-i'rime tsllow. 6o tallow grease 50
6So: grease yellow 70 brown. 1@1bc.
sESwAx-Fr.ine yellow. 90: iars sno sou
Yatesa. i66A20D