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NOTICES

NIorICE-IHE ANNUAL MERTiNJ OF
IN Stockholders and Directors OF the Texas
TrunR Railroad Company
Isy order OF the Boari of Directors the anhual
meeting of he pirectlrs of the Texas Trunk
Railroad Company will be held Mt the pubic
office OF said company IN I'll, city OF Dallas,
state o Texas st bl5 nj street, on me 2nd
Tuesday ia MAY 1851, ut - m aud the annual
meeting of the Stockholders OF said company
will be held at the same place and on the same
day. .,,, ,.,,,,,
JOHN II WHITE, Secretary
DALLAS, TEXAS, A,rll 8. 1881.
NOTICE is HERbY GIVEN THAT THE
IN regular snnn. Il meelinF OF the st ckhold-
e,s and OF the Bo rd Of Directors OF The II ius'on
a Texa. Central x iiway q mpany vi DO held
at tho Company's ofiicl In tue eity OF Houston
on Monday, May 8, 1881
Hnua~oN March Or 1894
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sP ClAL NOTICES

SP CiAL NOTICES.
n0THE DALLAs COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Campaign Club mec,s every "wednesday and
saturda evenings ats O'clock. In Turner Hall
A cordial Invitation is extended to oil reputli
cans 10 attend BY order the president
r. ! THNYER. Secretary
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GAINESVILLE.

GAIsEsvILE. April 22.-[5peclal Am
other robbery is reported IN the famous
Black Hollow, fourteen miles northwest
OF this piece. As Professor King, OF Marys'
villp, was returning from this place he was
overiaken by q tramp, who asked permis'
sion TO ride They had proceeded but =
snort distance whom the tramp presented
= pistol in Kings face with the demand
tina, he shell out About SO in money aud
n bundle OF dry goods were taken.
A man by the name OF Gartenhire. resid
ing in the uorthves; pars OF the county,
shot and sefious wounded one Ri'es a ie y
days ago. A dispute arose over bucket
Of water. Both parties went home siier
their guns and whom Rile8 rgturlei Gar.
drrhira sslutcd h'm with coupls e broad
side Uitn the rstut st4t-d above.
Hsury P,ters aud ID g. Fondren. charged
IN iht murder Of Brook IN Montsgue
county. had hebsss c rpus trial before
Jufle Pot er 90 day. Peters was held In
80 600 bond ard Fondren IN 90 COO.
Msrshai Joe Brszelt N 10 day sr tec
Sam LigaD, wsntsd IN Arkansas for murder
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shorter hourp, nlno hours day aud no
work on Sundays,
Tom Gilroy end John Wheeler got into a
difficulty Ia the Crescent saloon to.dsy, IN
which tho latter was Gu, 10 the head
The weather for the laht few days has
been very cool, the thermometer Relting
down 10 Is degrees. The oat crop " nov
completely ruined.
william Bacon. while intoxicated. tried
10 ride through /. wire fence north o. town
and was badly iujnred. lie was brought
back 10 town and laid mp for repairs.
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DENIsoS.

DEsssos, Aprl 22-rSpscisl l-Tne
white man Lsppsncltt, who wa jdled
here some time Hg fpr marrying n negro
woman g. vi soli aud bringing her to
Texas A. for which he was indicted by
the county iur sss TO-DAY disshsrgei bv
the oouri 4 Sherman for failure 20 prove
their m -rrisge. His sleged vile Is still
held for triei End her Ease continued II
give the stste time 90 profuca evidence OF
their m arii.ge. Lsppeuc1t, has "lit out -
The Nissour Pacsfic compsnB have cu;
their forces: ttirty men in ell have been
isis n T1s bsisrcs hfve bscn put CT
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DALLAS TEXAS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23 lsS4VOL XXX. NO. 1853

touched. judge Abbott rules prompt }
and clearly, however, 30 no time 10 lost.
Tho members oi Qaeen City lodge No
q Knights OF Pythias, are making propi-
ralioDs for grand basket picnic. 10 oe
given on May Z. Dallas lodges will be in'
Al last the jsii has beep located on the
site lately purchased, and woikmen nre
busily excaYailag for the cellar and foundh'
tion.
Tho supreme cour, has affirmed the cases
sent from this county aud determined that
| Cleveland & Cameron were partners OF o.
| W. Blnttery. A number of claims will be
fled against the Waco iifm, bus IL Ia stated
0u good authority that they will pay of the
indebtsdness without further suits.
Tho committee soliciting monaY Tor the
| Fort Worth K bnuthWastein, are ttlll So
Letting, and now bsve Sls2 600 subscribed.
| l. is desi'td 81 get $500 0OO before stopping.
| There WAS talk to-day of nn engineering
force b,ing put IN the hild, bot this has
not as yet been done.
The republicans here are getting ready
| TO receive their brethren on the 29th, ana
will treat them well as far as bodily COM
fort goes. but there are many indications o.
great storm and split In the convention.
| Two OF the most rrumlnent republ icars
s.y openly they believe tho convention
Will break up la row, wnen the pfobsbni-
tiei that tho ''plain" or white republicans
will holda conyon,i1n from which the
"ooored" will BE- excluded. Secret moos.
lngs OF the white leaders are being held
daily, End 10 one need DO surprised 10
| learn that on April 30th. that wng'repub'
lican party, engineered by whites who
want white votes IA In the
field. The strong Abatement republicans
say tho negro vote 10 puTohssablo and they
will stand as good "a chance TO get q great
portion OF IL 80 the democrats, and not
have the obloquy they now bear.
Some time ago the council gave the Rose
dale street railway tho right oi.wsy from
the M ssourl Pacific hospital to the square,
and the company were making
preparations 10 build, but it "a
said Mayor Smith has vetoed
the ordinance gran rlns them the right up
Throckmorton. because the merchants de
siro to pave that street and keep II as n
thoroughfaro to the freight depot. As the
rival street Oar com pany have the streets
cast aud west, \. IL difficult for the Rose.
dale rond TO get through the city. Two OF
! the aldermen favor passin. the ordinance
over tho veto, aud this moy be done.
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DRY GOODS.
aunrArInNa ro-plY.


PRiETs-Froemsns ~; ioi.S; Gloucc-tn' SO
Hsr7nony 3; Coobsco 81; Hr,riynrc q 9tssu'
Tloh 81 Allen, {; Aibiol. so.id. 81 tesgoly
sS; eimp mourning. 30 diouoesiei ruarR'
lna 6. 4, Eerlcsn' G; Farley pirk an' purple,
9: Arnold 6; oil red, 9; oil bluo and greon, IL.
HEAVY Brown ooMEsrlcS-.Augnsta a..
*, 9; Edseaeid, - az; Cabot a., ~,
Derby, 81 ~ Glendale, 81 SIC EeWhe-, ~;
8 oh1tor oat. "a. 4; Lelie 9eot;@ - 90
Atlantic AK; Remington ~; Matches, Z. 5h;
FINE sis BROWN DoMRsTICs-Lsks George.
On; liarscstThi pocahontaa: 7h vrcet fSiis, :;
peerless, 8'a d; Plum leland. y Ausruc. ~
Grcsnbrler. TX; Anenta!o. ~ Dwight TX; Sci
10y IsIihSSCHxp DoMKsrIcs-soc syl; sunny
X, "a Auburn az; Lonedaie. 8A, Lon.dalc. oGri.
brio. i2k: wansnt-a, NJ; Eer roih1nil!e. u;ii
Diamond dnl, cantiio Xn.shts, car; nriS
s; Horo, - p Hero. g. 8; Rs'lsrLva'e, yatc'
SO. Gem 81 TAG Spindle, 8 blrkers& clee,'%
puCK3.-Arkwcignt To- E'.flcs- BOZ, l0S;
stark, dos ~ Stnra. 1908. lt SAVAGE sol iiii;
Xxx. DO. u; gos,op. l0-os. Drown and drat, ~
Mon,auE- ~ iBcn 9oi no 9 40 inoh.: tz3s;, 10
g. 20 laen.. 571.. Gold Seisl Sine, 1915 Lion
brown and dsab. IL cbario, striped, l2I Saw
TICKiNG- Amossese AGA. Is; Hamlito.l, y:
Hollywood, plaid, il Standard z. 10; Fsston u
"a: OIacHa 1916 Continental Fancy, IL; stNi-
RiCKoK?-Rosk River, e.s niue sna Brown.
sc india. i0hc; ArhNgirr, Sac 'hoi nllt
" e: Hamilton III AuehceI. 10. L0Hea CITY, %
PLAID OSEABu RGS-relts, X; Ncnnorif
iswh.7X; csisgta,sH Arlington, 8; Aosuas.
" JEANS Roxhoroush, is;. Paciac r. r., 2sH
Beaver Valley rs; Toxic .o tx Humsclet 81
Upiiad stntes, sou. Gold Medal. II
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grated IN the native tree, AVID the fiuit is us
large as tomatoes
There IL considerable excitement g. the qul.
nine mark to-day In consequence of the great
The piice OF the drug. which has uceu only In
moderate demand Tor souo time uatt Jumped
t,fm " ~ - II ~ per ounce. 1ho foTclgn arti.
Gle, which has been quoted ~ low Sl.iu an
ounce went up t. 1850, with only a itml ted
quantitJ OIL red at that price
\ patel ilfe.cracker iof tho nee Of cimmer-
al traveller sud Others WAC have 10 toHycl a
great Deal, Is among tho lAiC,t novelties Intro
duced by n New YORK nfm. II looks ike u
motto cracker. such ~ n u'ualiy pulled apart
| At evening paf'i with srRrp report. disc oS-
! Ing a sentimental motto. The now invention is
. sort Of motto craCEor b III he motto left out.
They are also minus thu bic of candy that tho
motto IL usually wrappcd around They are
made 80 ~ 10 produce report ~ loud ~ the cx.
! pos on Of pi,tDl. The way lo &c the cracker
| IL n faNcu on end on the do by wcttinR this
! little surface 90 gum with The tongue, and the
other end To the idmb Of The door fine result
| Il that the door cannot BIO p,ned by a OF. |
| sneak thief n he Hicks the lock or shoots back
the bolt over tno lock withou; producing re-
| port that wi loInutc the oc upaut uf the room
| The alarm cracker has become popglsr paItlc-
ularly among icwelry sglcsmen.
Mr.. Nimmo # the bureau OF statistics, has
just male ~ tepor. III reply toa resolution OF the
| mouse calling for Information bout our trGde
with Mckee In ths course OF 9 report he
introduces n lab q showing the quantity and
Va ne NJ sugar reduced Ia Mex co during the
year ls7'-S, tue latest year for which the data
can be Obtained According to this table the
total POO net inst gear was l5i'iih,Gdl pounds,
valued NJ IS '6.3i7 As Mr. Nimmo points out.
this e1urc product was only per cent. of the
quantity imported into the unUd stat, during
the last It's al ysaf while the average Louisiana
yio.d during the los, three crop years was
nearly 9l,00 ,0t1 pounds IN xcess OF the entire
Mex lean prohuct during the year named, That
| Mexico exports some tugHr Is true, but II also
imports rood deal Which prepondcrates,
the exports or the imports, Is not definitely
| stated but Hutniercncc may be drawn from the
fact thai, while We Americans consume about
Il pou DIS per mead OF population, annually. the
Mexican prrduct H. 1878 was Only about 10 .
pounds per mead. II fellows either hat tho
MeSicans consume very much less sugar than
we 10, or That they import considerably more
tban tney export That they consume less Is
probable euou h, for, MS Mr.. Nimmo States, the
| prize Of sugar Ia the city of Mexico Is shout
twice as high rs It is In the city of Now York,
while the difference Is still greater against other
| Interior Mexican elite Hut it "a safe 20 say
| thal Mexico Will n have much sugar TO sell MS
vdiy soon, aud that llrger proportion OF the
| home product will bs consumed AZ home as
trans poitalion facilities are improved. TIE
treaty would not be likely 10 ruin The Louisiana
sugar interest.
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LIVE STOCK.

Reports from Texas. says the Kansas City
Live Stock Record, indicate more life in the cat
Ito msrkei there. Ranphmcn are beginning "a
concede little and DR. yers have commenced Ia
take hold. Most trades are on private terms.
but from what cen be learned prices are about
soc Off Of lsttye RS. Within the past few weeks
II is estimate so coo cattle have been contracted
for, and the drive. Il is thought viii be full as
large ne Ia SO. u. l.. Crouch has sold 10
Captain II. 3. Holly OF Colorado. 1000 ones
Lyte & Crouch TO George Brinkermap.
5000 ones aud twos John Blocker 10
- Wood. 500 once twos and threes: J 9.
T. Lyto to Bob Bowling, & 600 ones. Hall
Brothers contracted 1900 western cattle TO be
delivered on their range In Southern Colorado,
year old heifers. and so fov cows with calves.
Pryor Brothers have contracted 2 600 ones and
twos at SIC and t20. II. G.. Head aud Mark
Nither to Routt Wilson & Brush. $500 ones,
2 600 twos and loo ones. and ID. r. Faut and J
r. Ellison to swan Bros. a Co, 10 be delivered
In Cheyonps. wyoming, 22,olO ONES, twos and
thrres at so for the twos and s2f for the threes
d. Houston. 1000 he!fcrs near San Antonio at
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BEBVES-CoIn beeves mono, fair TO good
grass besvas, 8ilGsac per pound; medium grass
Docyes Sake per pound.
CoWA-BarreR cows, IS ooGsH 50; Mich cows
North Texan grades. 20 u0e,60 90. common 70
air, IS 00S40 90. Stock cattle aroud, 10000 o..
BULLS AND 5TAGS-(For sausage manu-.
-HEEP-Good mutton, S93xc per pound;
medium mutton. 2kG2xc per pound; stool
COATS oOe2 rs per head.
5OGS-Com fed, lk06c; medium. 20
tool bcrs fxr- stncters and fee fers. 0tk
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME.

Only two ways OF csching oysters are prac;;
tlced in Maryland, namely, dredging" aud
''tonging" Dredges are bags made OF iron
rings linked together, forming meshos similar
to those OF an ordinary seize, the mouth being
held open by IN Iron frame, from the four cor
ners o which project four iron bars convereing
to point at Il distance of a few feet from the
m nth; to this point shor. chain is attached,
and Joined to the chain is 3 long rope. which
winds around n windlass ON board OF the oys-
ter vessel Projecting downward from tho bar
attached TO the lower edge OF the mouth are iron
teeth which as the dredgc IL dr. avn over the
bottom, fcrape up the oysters and guide them
into he bag Every vessel Ii supplied with two
dredges and two windlasses, the latter
90 arranged that each is worked by four
reaches dredging ground tho, dredges arc
thrown overbo I'd and the vessel continues on
her course until II Is supposed that the dredse,
which usually holds two or three bushels. Is
fuli, ard then It ia hauled up. and Its contents,
consisting OF oysters, stones shells, crabs ash,
etc are emplied on the deck. IL the vessel has
pass d across the ber. she tacks and rscrosses
The ground. and continues sailing over the same
bar for hours IL dredging Il done IN the day
time the oysters are at once culled, but when
working at night this In deferred until morn.
Ing. Calling consists In separs'irg the oysters
from The other things brought up by the dredge
and throwing the other things overheard.
While the former are placed in the hold
of tho vessel. In this manner the work
continues until the vessel Is loaded when she
at once procse's market trip VII sener-
FISH Bed, snoephesd and Trout l2c; New
Orleans red rnapper i2c; Spanish maoker-
el. l2c Freeh water fish, dressed. 1oc
med UNI. I &C; xsS,is select, 8 90 Baltimore So:
iect, 6 SO. ksssSaIis SOC Berwicks bay. IS
C AME-veni.cn and antelope. SOS Buffalo.
Ducks per do aS'so oo sSai y; ,,s wild 's5
sbbt1a NJ fasy -srhlN .
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During tho week ending February 2lst there
were enlarged supplies OF hogs at leading mar.
kets, but for the week following there Is Il
small shortage as compared with corr, spending
time last ear, tn ftturns indicating about $780,
600 hogs for the week. compared with 1880 n
year age which would bring the total to date nj
all points 10 h,G2O 900 compared with 5,s05 600 n
year ygO, or n falling or OF 49, 900 hogs. The
shortage ~ Chicago Is about $50 600, aud at Gin
ctnnat about 5htO0 hoqf; Ksu'as City Is n little
behind ana viii probably close about the
same Us last year; bus few places OF
Importance viii show an increase. Prices
of hogs have not undergone essen
IDEAL charge during the week. but the tendency
now seems to be towfrd easier valus The
provision market maintain cd It's flrmness at the
beginning OF the week Just @ osed, since when
there hss been marked decline, ard many In
the trade are talking OF large further shrink.
| age In values, but 1t IL hardy probable that
their expectations will be realized. 1t is not
surprising That 50 great M advance fS has &C.
Cured shoaId come 10 halt, gnd present ~ icf S
cannot well be regard, d ~ chesp for hog pro-
duct, but II the supply OF hogs should not ma
terially Increase next month 1t VIII not be dill
cult to maintain values pretty well. ON the
other hand, with receipts OF hogs materi
ally exceeding expectations depression
would most likely ensue. 1t is claimed by
Chicago parties that the April and May supplies
OF hogs will exceed corresponding time last
year. The treasury department statement for
January and for three months since November
In regard 10 exports OF provisions somewhat
changes the comparison. from the current ex
hibiis furnished from New York Instead OF
being decrease Ia ex potts for the three months
there Is shown IA increase of S26S sIi pounds of
meats. including pork, TO February J, lard
showing dec ease of 5,0l7.6i6 pounds, making
a gain OF 3,25l, los rounds Of product. Since
February there has been reported falling of
OF between 1870 5000 and % t01,0 90 pounds OF
product In tho exports.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACON Short clear SIDES. l2o Long
clear, Z1hc less.
DRY SALT - short clear sldes, llGo Long
clear. k.ch less; breakfast bscon, l4c.
HAMG-Carvnsged and uncanvassed, 15o
LAID - 1ieJce llc half-bsrrel, Ike
90. pound cans lie; 20-pound cane, lie;
10 noun, cGr7 Ike b-pound cans, liXc s.
porDd Gsns, lltsc.
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TRADE ITEMS.

Tuu manufacturer OF perfuneres from Fiori.
da-aroWn flowers bids fair 10 become an extern
sive ncusiry In that state. One firm at Jack
sonvillc Is already At work. y reported that
nrocess for the utilization Of the bloom Of the
mmsnsruve and tie sapoAila aud TO extract the
s-cct fr FRANCE from the cAssavA plant ~ well.
The Memphis Avaiasche strikes the nail In
the proper place when 4 sayf: The Morrison
bi should be entitled Dill % s p.e vent Ten Ten
are out OF the ground and 70 dscoufsee the
emrloyment OF labor and the Investment ofcap-
DELTA SoufheYn manu- fncfures.'"
There we're shipped from the Indiana block
coai mines 10 the year 1888 $50 o1t tons OF block
coal, against SEQ 56l In the year w decrease
Hnrsscd f,r the coal. but unfoftunstely, the
miners struck .. the very time the demand was
swsn N.Y. co sives good evidence Of her awsten-
Ing prosrcssive spirit ~ appropristine 700 COZ
10 provide for representation OF ner intefes
MOI less thar the largest sum OF t3o ooo. coo Is
s.fed by the budget Of the present ministry OF
ss@.Sise 4, srucfion In France. He'll this annual
H ~ x devoted 70 the primary ana liant
The n ana sc e 81: s sseusye sp Of
esa' sssd;a f Esoss * sseie
sSsSs1vStIonr Bessncen. Gu. rno.t Paris and
~ IA Non eoourls meteorological cstAblish-
5s1s. re nsli0noi library a. reris get. Use |.
a. SShes 1ibra.3es IN tbs espi,sl - 9 80 q
~ osfuna1 srohivsA eo4 Ins oons -sns 70
iG1rnol msn a1O - = no " we
sL,Ss 51fS,o ~ caS1le- fsrulua 10 that eoussry:
- tiSSss1nss = hsassA = ~ = -
"a - Dprnss Dsuaunso >
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GROCERIES.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
COFFrE-Rio fair, i2ohi9o prime, lah@
TEAs-lmperial, ts0D65c; Young Hyson, 400
COG oolong t5go60ci Japan, t0G65c
SUGARS Powdered. iosc; crushed, 1896
lana white, clarified. sSc, yellow clarified, sac
MoLAssrs-louisians choice. Coz primo o5c
syrup Sl@sSc: p fobciSd V Ss@sa ss''' ''' sugar
yard ~ lbs, iOsc. Ties l.Sper bundle.
eRacKT Esssosi. c (. sNss Xxx exc XXX
90; cream, gc; ginger snaps, DC; -
pound bars, 9 IS per box; I.pound bars, 5 90 pcr
'V cAEbLEs-ssar, iuii wssishI ItS; shor,,ii..
, cHEEsE-w, r; lac full cream iSc'
RoPEa1ioxc basis Cotton ropo, isc.
WELL BUCKETs-s cool Is por dozen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 65c; spring, per box
MEAsUREs-S bushei iron bound, SO per
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 90 s.hoop, 2', = ~
per dozen; No. Z. S oc; No & I co pSr dozen
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45@75c,
POWDERS 90 per keg OF Is pounds l2S do,
drop, bag. 2 ooa2 10; buck, Q 2So3 IS.
q small S%gis o. small , $ssIisc : g:
Bostsp mixed h,6srrei 90; Ghog oShoT &
s-gallon pals mixed pictles, 20. Gless pints,
So Glass quarts, 2 %. Glass k-gsllon, TO-
Glass l;gallon %; Glass Hex. gallon, 30;
COAL OIL-ll0 degrees hrc test In barrels,
l2c; ITO test oil In cans, 30; $50 degrees hfo
'' SAcKEREL@Eo. / barrels. 70 So No. / x.
barrels, Z 90. No. 2 S-bGrrels, 90. NO Iiu'
HoLLlNb III, MiiiERRfNaEiHnPorisd.i IS per seg.
CfpER-cpsS apple. ioc: Missouri Cider. 800
per gallon. Vinegar, per gallon, lot,yOc
sTXRCH-Pearf AZ Royal Glass, 5*. Bon;
ton l:pound pscsSgc, G. Corn m s. si ipounsa
pound paper box glass; ~.
LYE-Concentrated. 2 1904 o..
JUGs-we quote: lie per gallon for glazed
ofPe re Ks saSn 81 Ii, spouna
CAIiFoRNiA CANNED GOODS Peaches
%; Aprioots' e So blacaSerriss, o. slapSea
pounds, 9G peas, az pounds, 2 10; plums, 2js
pounds, q 65; tomatoes, az pounds. o5i cur.
SMOKING TOBACCO. Genuine DIXIE OF Dur.
ham, l-pound packages. Ale; h.pcund. 40; "
pound, t5o; .s-pound, a; assorted ess9s, 10.
Ginger race, cper ID; Nutno2s, 9So TO 81 ~ por
pound: Ball Potash. $500 70 $3.50 per ossa pc.tea
Ham lac, e. 50 per dos; Poiied Hs,a i.Es s22s
S;nes. French' si4So POT casc sauG, aasrstru
en.5O; 10 ais per casa srun, 0artstss;i OF @I
TO $50 per case snua, halpha. ~
b.at per dor, Olive on, pic, 7Tt pei do2.
Mushroomr, e2.B per dor; Condensed hilf,
IS 10 TO 900 per oeso Jolly wine glass. $50 per
dos; tumbler. sl.25 per dozen: crown. GAGS per
dozen, Id. cana sl65 per dozen; 2 10. csns sa.65
per dozen; Eztrects, lemon s6c por dozen; EN-.
racis, assorted, $50. per docor; Cloves tWholcl
26c. per b.; Hlsching. srnAln aan pcr H.; Disok.
inc iargel $50 per doc
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auofLrrora To-Day.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Mems kip bfogsna. from 1901 Is
Boys hp brogaNs. from s0fg1 90.
Men, 7. calf brozans' nom COOL rs
Mems kip 2-buckle plows I COOL IS.
Boys Kip 2-buckle plows, s591 Is.
Mems bun balls. congress- aud button, 1892 rs
Mems calf bals congress and button, 500l 80
Mems kip boots n 0002s so.
Men p. calf boots, "a e0ft45 90.
Mems calf boot IS 0o660 90.
Boys kip boots, rs oo0ls 90.
Boys p. boots, l6 5042 90.
Boys cal yoots, "a 50s27 co.
wonen's ~ hip polkas, S52s7hc.
Miss a. Kip polkas. 60a70c.
ChilGs a. KIP polkas, all size, <k62ssc.
Chiid's hip polkas all sisss 55065c.
wonen's calf peg and IS polish, I ooei -.
Missei calf peg and IS Polish. 90G1 10.
women's buG sewed polish. eeo1 Is.
Women calf seved pclish. lo6l Sk.
women's erain sevei and polish, coal q
wonsn's Kid sewed. p0o1 rs
Monsn.s soes ssvsd poli.h. 1 sspiy;
Woosn ia ssved button % 70 so0
wo0sRs nat sswed button 7Bb38
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-05
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
sTONE-At the Dallas quarries, &c per cubic
foot; lie for foundation; iec for wall, and $50 nor
LUMBER-Yeliow Pine. rough, 2 % Per 100
over ~ feet Q Is per 100 Dreed side finishing
clear, 2 90, common, Is; e ceiling. 20 0Is cell
ing, So Kx6 rough, l 50 pei 100; kxS rough.
5S per 100; MS dreamed, 90 per 100. Siding,
rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 90 per
100. ,iding. 2 50; y ceiling, $50 ceiling, 90;
white pine dressed finishing, 8 30 per 100 y
cciiing LIST common, 8 90 2nd common, IS;
Common AeesA 80 Ssh. s5@S % e - -:
gHIN0LES-Ysll0v D1aA s0o4 90 whtts
pine 4 soq6 %: oyprs~ y" l. . CO. No. =
Pi isTER P2RIs-Per barrel ooe4 90.
CRNENT FLUEs--6 innh, GkG inun. 30 .
inch cefing Joint ! %, . inch Gap, SOC inch
nsiiinS joirt / 2& inch cap "a, eoc.
inoh. S7kc inch. <nu inch. 500
MIXED PAINT6-Ready for use ana All coll
ora, 1 Is per gal All the ts.ted and STAN
dard makss are on salo By Dallas dealorA
WHITE LEAD-ettotly pure. 900 IS.
WfNDow GLAss--sxi0 70 loxl2 500 1oxlt
70 Ilx2L So l6x2l 10 20x2A US, less 20 per oent
LiME-Ooopsred, Aussin, 2 90 per barrsc pu-k,
q Dsn,.on 9. lots so pr berr"i ss
BsliaA IN l0ls. soU Per bushel 10
HAIR-Pgf pound, eosfc.
POsT8-Oedar, II so bo1s daro l6i
LATH8- 90 per Loo.