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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
HARDWARE AND METALS.

A Northern paper states that tho nail
trade has been s,ngularly dnll for several
months past, aud sales have been made OF
| late ~ low as 2.GJ for car-lots, ANA 2,65 for
smaller amounts. To check the dowawgrd
tendency the western nail maIulsciursrs
ret last wcek, and the result OF their Ill q
cussion wsg n resolution To shut down all
the mills Tor period Of six weeks, begin
Mag on the - % this montL.
Secretary Sgank. NJ the American Iron
and steel usaoCiaciop, states that the
prices al iron and s'ee! are about steady NJ
this time, ana rs he necessity Tor Ts6tric-
tion OF produc iun r,ms 10 be generally
recognized by producers. no Is inclined 10
believe there will be NJ farmer degrsss.on.
He hes adyicss from all paris OF the oonI-
trS 10 the effect Ihst the laboriGg q 0s,es
are yielding gracefully To The demands
caused by the changed condition % trade
ahd have come 10 ths appreciation al the
fact that wages have not declined IN pro
portion 10 the prices Of iron aud s'ecl. The
present prIce OF steel rats Is S2h.55, Hrd ,bc
consumption OF moth iron aun steel J.
about eQual 10 the current output.
euoTATIoEs TODAY.
AXEs-CnjlinS, Der dozen, a. 0nj hol!sr
per dozen 50 Diamond Edge. rer Dozen 10
Do4bie Bit ~ 20.
SKILLErS AND LIUS-ii4c per pound: sugar
Kettles, islG per pound.
SCALES-Fairhanks, dl.cUlnt - per cent.
Howe discount - percent
TIN PLhIE--I. q lOIli, pGr box o.; J, @,
lix2o per noN, s ~: Tcruc, liX2i, per box, 30
retlle 1ON2s per box, IS IT,.
TIYWARE-Picced, discount 80 per cent
tamped discount 81 per cent
SOLDERING. /, lie; No. l-2 and IL, 1sc per
pound.
HAAIEs-two loop, % per pozen; three loop
4 so per dozen
TACKS--Ip boxes, 100 papers, 2 50 per box.
GRUB HoES-Per dozen, o.: railroad picks.
per dozen, g so.
MATTOCRS--Per dozen, 0 ~.
RUBBER BELTING-DisCouDt SOP cent.
EAILS-3 65 rate,
SHEET IRoN--27 B, Sc; galvanized, discount
sHoVELs AND SPADES owland's dis.
co ant ~ pcr cent Amcs lis steel goods DIS
count 40 aud 10 per cent
HEAVY HARDWARE-shafis.f nishef, oO
poles, IL 81. SinRletrees, wagons, select, Is.
10 Oh Hickory axles, 10 20. Bolsters, 4 III
Coupling poles, 4 rs. spokes, NHX, select 2 ~
XXX, $50, Sawed ielloes *. rs: 2, COL
Bowden shoes. & 20 Eortkwe stern horse nailI
No. 6,6 o.; 7.26; s. s. 90 Bar iron, &c ratf
Pillow ste 10 spring steel, 50; cast steel, lSG
BUGGIEs--Srade i. and spring top, 90 O0I
100 90; do open, 20 U0MS0 0O do side sprirf
phmtons, Is 0oaia. * erlu6 srtSe ,nsas,
lao OOi,2 co. do phs<ons $50 0a&s2o0 10; bump
seat buglles, l5J0ay250 90; platform springs,
ITO 00d,igO Oe: tifee spring wagons. w o0rol1h
WIRE-Smc,th wire No. 0, sc Nos 10 and
IL 5kc lapan ed, barbod wire, &c; galvanized
barCed. &c.
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.I}UG(iIES

ter f,r years ia 90 detect the dsCot. even
after inbklug thr mort careful lrfr. The
principal "ruryrh MANUFACTURING centres
are iu IhicsEO ana Detroit, Ois factory u
n" iormer Guy luUa out 5000 pounds q
day,
Ostrich J. um,s valued a. 81 90 were
iaktn tot 'Ergi,oo lVlm the Auaheim
ostrich tam 'rw drysIgc,
Many 81 90, 'armsfu IA Picker county,
South CAI,, ..rr are turing Their cu.iOn
plautf uuGrf Nailr FreSn with thu eApeCtl.
lion OF bent fitting Their land,
Lager beer, which Hwy years aEo was
practically uukr uwn IN THIS country, n
now made by 9.EOl immeiss establish
mems, With 0v.r Sl5NItO,UfO u capital IN.
yrs"u, m" vrlu' 40 tine production each
year il over S2uN,W UtO0.
Apples command bvtter prices In the
mHrkeis ut Huntsville Tennessee, than
oranges
lnrev iuTkey.sLippeIs IN Paris. Ken,
tucky, have this season shipped b5,CSU
Iurkeys n Boston aud New York,
Nnntuoka Conneo' lieut., psorle are pre-
pairing rti'Iinn 20 congress Tor ntlp IN
having telegraph csble 10 The mainland,
Ermino has now descended 80 low among
mrs ns TO he regarded Us only ut for mere
cloak lining.
Ia tue ussI year the Graud RAPIDS wheel
barrow works have turned ont 1900 bar.
rows ana sold nearly 2u,OuO, The Grand
RAPIDS puSn'wsgo are very popular,
New York II making a strenuous ilort 10
preserve the Adirondack forest iium the AK
oi the wOCdman The tUrs IL the igNOri,e
hauut OF New SoIk statesmen, and the
i1ea seems "a he thar, II ils present Wild
ness IL preserved, they mhy sometime lose
themselves aud bu dovouted by bear.
The vslue OF the poultry consumed in the
Vnu'd States annually ~ estimated at
$500 10000, or 50 TO eHch iuhGbiisnt,
Work has h,eu begun on the great canal
that Is to 'rrigntc the San Luis valley, in
southern Colorado. lhe canal is TO he
seven miles long and at he bottom sixty
feet aide, ard there arc 10. he manv lateral
canals from ii-oli to irriga.e 800 eco scres
of land nov alfno,t wo bless. Ssv'
rral col"aies ale 10 DC UrgauizUu, 10 occupy
this laad.
Qneen Vicioris's Bhlmoral estate covers
$3.50 acres, aud lie OF the gross nnnus val
ualion of Sl2 COO.
Thy exports Of petroleum from this conn
try so FAR this mSnth exceed thos. of No
vcmoer by shou. 1900 bbls u day. The
prosp,c CT now is that the stock Of oil, which
has been reduced each month during Sep
em6cr, October, and November, will b.
increased this month
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esu,rr. AND BvTsa, 20 MATERIAL

Perhaps in no branch of American indus.
try has greater progress been made
during the last thirty years than in .ht
vast and varied manufact ures of wood. We
have not only distepced all rivals in this
branch of industry, but have gained hrm
foot hold in foreign markets, especially for
our agricultural implements, furniture ana
a variety of labor saving mschints. The
perfection to which our wood working ma
chimes have been brought by unrivaled in
genuity has given American manufactures
of wood world wide reputation. For, as
uine.tentbs Of the cost of articles included
under the head Of "woodenware" consists
in the labor necessary to their manu-
fscture, and So the wages OF labor
in this countT Ey,ra,S are ssve Uo%pars
successfully its own woodenware without
the aid of machinery. With this aid, how
ever, the home market has not only been
supplied by home dealers, but American
woodenware hasfound it's way into vari-
Gus foreign markets. For instance, the ex.
ports OF woodanware for the year ending
June 80, 1882 were valued a. nearly halt Il
million dollars. The manufacture OF fur:
ni,ure increased in value from SIT ,Go3O0O
il 1850 to S75,5s9, 900 in 1870, while the es-
,im8ted increase in the last thirteen years
has been very large, The growth in the
manufacture of agricultural implements
has bpeu still greater With woods of all
kinds in abundance and easily accessible,
with improved machinery for the purpose
there seems to be no reason why the ex
portation OF woodenware should not yearly
increase.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BRICK--At the kilns to 10 90 kiln
STONE-At the Dallas guarries, Sc per cubic
foot lie for foundation; loo for wall, and 25o for
dressed front
feet oyer "a feet in length, 2 25. Matched ana
dressed flooring ond finishing, 2 rs; ceiling
wLite cine ccinne, 3 90. .suco4i common, 49,
!; aitf pine siding. lrpt common,
corr mon. 2 So poplar siding y, Gle 70; second
lar ceiling, "a co. sah and walnut or, % %; pop
peI / 600 popla-, dressed both gides, 5000; Iough
walnut, l25 0Odl5O 90. Common 1cCrs, SOC
sHINGLEs-Yellow pine. 8 1904 80: whiIt
pine, b0n5 90. Cyprtss, No. !, co. No. 2.
/ 10: Nc 8. Is
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel. 4 Oe94 So,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 SO, isoynsViis, So
CEMENT FLUEs-s inch, gYKc; Inch. tor: 6
,nah ceting Joint 20; 6 inch cap, SEQ; iroh
neiijrg Ioint, / 25: inch cap do. soc.
Drain PipE-S inch. Ice per loot finch, 20e;
6 inch, 37Jte 2 inch, 40c; 8 inch, SOC.
MIXED PAINTS Ready for use and all col
ors, 25 per gal, All tho :es.eG ana stan
WHITE LEAD-strictlv pnre. 6 75a6 IS.
WINDOW GJASS--8x10 to 10x12 S0; 10xl4
To l4x2 so; 16A24 to 20x23. rs, less 40 percent
LINZ oUpurea Austin, 2 90 per berrei; cub.
81; OonWon car lots, 9cc; per bsfreli 10;
psllea IN sts no; per b1rhel $50.
HAIR--Per pound, G9Ho..
POSTS-Cedar, u 80 Bots dare. 15'>
la TGE--1 10 1. OM
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luvras ttir,t. W sH.
H# N...U 10000 NHH N.. f
.frsfn b. 600 aver bg suF r..tf It iIFf
Iumffs Hfa ieflHH fIH of. NH. Hnf
I unuHfu lIfuUf.I.a H tf
umaiudef m tIu tfH rte|I hrI tnHu
Iss. vesfi wsit NJ me Muislrr| ihrfo 7if
IHfttf number thHu re- ft.r Hfn HfH ~
.Hur disiftis lir t.. bee. frt.iI b. H
book Prices nI huis nhy. Iril ur faihff
.urII sIrly. and 900 NOT Htkrlf hHtH su'
ytrrfu rbuu ~ cents yer lil Inunia inf
/ .hu wftt We l1riiue ~ ne pei ~ .uH'
/ these ittdtte Who .nt d iir Hry iuilHrf 90
sruiinl Hdvfto6 tHis isuu, 70 fhtrr are any
who do, Elil iH lHn.H tO uHuuUuiuimtnt
/ liHYONd tNH irIy put ui lnnuaFN ihe
muytmrnf u' u|.fm may hp fAl.t.f4 o. M
comparatively nIerai hnu pric-aIHi 40 .igt'
| ~ 20 be- easter than ureyiOuslY' farmrr'
Afe indebted 10 yeniufesome capitalists iol
the unexpectedly high priofs tn,y have Of
| laie realized at hOeH, NOttinF ~ The gen
eTsl siiualion oi HGaiT- ius'ihts 81 Tor hogs,
nor ny rpnT huh ~ rhis tsuTe, "a western
packing ofniers ihis season The hHlninR
/ nn oi Valu,s beyond n legi'imair point,
Il any pfOdu.t Eniah 20 any cunfiirIa1lt
extent a, pFuda upon anh tNp0It demand
for the sug,lus, operates Ia ouf,ll that de
msnd and 20 accumulate the supply aud
| 10 end IN disappointment TO the operator,
| ~ hfNn ipIh Nv tit anu blh'I PNhhe ~
relative prices, below q legitimate paint,
all things considered. from the ndpolnI
Of oonsumpIiye requirements and present
and prospective supply. The week closes
with an unsettled feeling In the provision
markets, and reduction In v lues. DuriDf
the week, for January delivery, mess pnrl'
in Chicago has sold NJ sli 10 10 IA 81 2;
lar', s. ~ l'2 TO % 10; short rib sides, 81 W
TO so, closing at about the Lowest figures,
and M compared with week ago being a
decline oi so 20 on pork, IL lie on lard,
and Zoe per 100 pounds on sides Demand
from consuming districts Is limited. Ex'
port demand small; reported TesGles OF pro-
duct purchased tor export.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
BACoN-short clear sides. exc; Long
clear, 40 Nc less
DRY sALT-Snort clear sides, sho Long
clear, 4 y less breakfast b con. lic
HAMS-CauyASsed end mcanyasscd, iiAc.
LARD - Tieue exc hnli.barrei, Zoe
lo.pound cans, loAc; 2o.pound crns, LOG,
tO'pound cans. loo; S-pound cans, lVtc: 3
ponnd cans iokc.
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cents f.f tauff ssFfa inf isH Isaf
Mon H.nal f. tiff fHH Nfr af fIIH
re0snYn stnfplns rfndnOi dflefml Hff iHe
ff'liHf Ffnr ~ snrn frWmnHir IN nff'
.uWnfffN, n nffnnfe rHtfnf ihfi 81 ifffs'
fhI ttf ~ ne M hnitff mauiiiHHinff haer
Gee fd vi hiuH yrtf FflY rInt nffailt
in IHFnf M rrfffe A. thee ~ r'h'ria
h.r OPTION a. tUsheitef Wiit shell hr ussd
iu ihs fl1nnisniufe ~ Chrrso. " may he
aeii inI daiftmsn ~ have tht VliiiVt ~.
trul Va ur NJ huifff ard tntftf ne mihd
h mills aud aiso. u possible hays tue
i,cIliiltr " their command for feflIling 20
eiihrr method.
ou.rtTi0ss To-pAY,
GHFEN ArPLFS-i 00lh 0ltgt srfei
Nufr- Almonds, ylo ptI poundl milil, hsi
che nlts imIoTisd, zone an me m.Ifst Pea
nut, rennessec nd, loeaile; choice Nhlte'i.'se'
CAiIF0RsiA rRARs-b 1884 o. psr hos,
u % 80 box, q 81 vAleneinr. pei 'ase OF i'@
LESoNs-sieliy. $50 per boz Malaga
nATFs-lp frails. lOei2o.
RANAAAs-a UOd4 % per burch.
HNArFs-Nalaga, d oss6 40 half taHoL
SYgllT PorAToEs-on tho reefs, rra'
~ per ushe yellsw, %
PurJ FOFs p 'hel, 100.
GAai iGE-sew IS " ) oper deem, or So
Gni0, ms wequOie At cOss "a psr DOZEN
tgfkss
nj, 81 SIC per dozen.
BuT FIR Choice western. 9oss@ oooAlhs'
lsGsis'H ,-,....,., =, IS.
skUER RRAUT-.B Barrels II %; bali barrels
6 20.
RAgSIN9-London layer new pf' box, os
hi o PkACHEs-unpeeled, Sc peeled. l2o,
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Chillarine
Is Purely Vegetable, entirely
harmless, Dead Shot for Chills.
VIVA is Mrs. WinsloW?

Whe is Mrs. Winslow?
AS this question is frequently asked, W
will simply say that she is lady VINO ioI
upwards OF corty years has dntiring'y dee
voted her time ana talents as female ply
stefan and nurse principally among chill
dren She has esq ecially studied the con-
stitution and wants of this numerous class,
ard, as a result of tins effort, and practical
knowledge, obtained in a lifetime spent as
a nurse and physician, she ha5compounded
Soothing Syrup for childreH teething. II
operates like magic-giviRg festand health,
and is moreover, sure ~ regulate the
bowels In consequence otfhis article MRS.
Winslow is becoming wo1d-renowned as a
benefactor OF her race; Children certainty
Go rise up and bless h9r; especially is tnIs
the case in this city. Vast quantities OF the
Soothing Syrup are daily sold and used
here We think Mrs. Window has immor'
taiized her name by This invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands ofchiid-
rem have been siysd from ala early grave by
its timely use, aIri that millions yet unnQrn
will share its benefits, and unite IN calling
her blessed No mother has discharged her
duty 10 her suffering little one, In our cpin-
ion, until che f,as eiveniithc benefited Isrs.
;i'iasiak's Soothing Syrup. Try 1t, ra2th-
now II I.adiss Visitor New
Sod by III druggists. 70 cents
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KN,WING THAT
CHjLLARINE
Has not and inno. fail to cure, we offer $500
Reward 'or flv case Of Cnilis IL iails 10 euie
VIXEN directios aro followed.

ROsadalis
Is th. pr, ,stlouEhern remedy for the cure
of So ofuloti tainr, rheunansrn. white
swelling, golt goitre, consumption, oron.
chi.is, n.Iy rs debility. malaria ana a'i
diseases airing from on impure coidi-
ticn of the iDod
Cerrliicais eau be presented from many,
Leading ph yicians, miuiJters, and beads OF
families tnrSughout The south endorsing
Rosadslis u the highest terms. Wa ar"
constsptlyv receipt Of cer.iiicttes of cur o
from the tnNt reliable sources. aud we do
NOT hesitate to rec ,m mend it as Vie 4, -
known reme Tor the cnrs Of the nhHye
diseases,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
% b,ugsns, from 95Qll rs.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAr.
Mems kip biogsus, from 95e1 25
Boys kip brosaa,, from Socpl 90.
Mems p calf brogan>, ffom 00Nl 75
Boys p. calf broi a. s. from 951l rs.
MEMS kin 2-bucele piOes, l COAL 30.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows, S5ep1 25
Men bun bais CONGRESS and button, 75G2 IS
MEMS calf balls. congre an button, 50aIi 30
Mems. kip boots q 90 p 90
Men SIP. calf boots "a o0Ni5 90.
Mems elf lois. % % go 60.
Boys kip boots, Is GOALS on.
Bows boots l6 50td24 co..
Bows cal cots, % so "a co.
Woneus % tin pulIas. T5esS71:c.
Miss Cd kip polkas 60 zoe.
Child's ID kih polkas. oil Size, 4h@h5c.
Chld's kip polkas, a ] SIZES. 55M65c.
Women's calf and IS Polish, C0sl Se.
Misses calf pig ana SIS polish, 90iql 10.
Women's buff sewed soish, 9oN1 %.
Woman calf seweG nolish J iOstl s7S;
Women's rain sewe1 aud polish, 81 ~.
Women's kid sewed 90@1 20.
woinen's goat sewed Ielish, 81 TO 20.
Wop,en's grain seweo brt'oi, o. to %
Women 8 kid sewed button, ] on toSo0
Women's goat sewed Tuition. 7ito225
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME

FIGa,- Ped. sheephead and Trout 12c; New
Urearp raS e-apper, 12c: Spanish mscker-
|el, l2s p1e1b ia ~ Ash, dressed LOG.
OYSTERi..- BsitiTore. pc. doz XXX, 5O;
mel I'M, GO; AaFls select, co Balttmo ore Sc.
lec', 6 sos ncS&goZds 90c Berwicks bay. 70
per hundred
GANE--V enisou and antelope. SOS. Buffalo.
8. Ducks per dozen, 90; quail, 20. Wild tur-
KEYS a'6a9 o.; grouse.2 80. Squirrels, 5o.
gaaniIs. ] co. Jack rabbits Is
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DRUGS.

According to DR., Sach, Of Buenos Ayres,
there is no danger of an exhaustion OF the
quinine supply. The experimental planta'
TONS in Java ard the Island OF Reunion
have been very successful; and, beside
these nurseries, the trees have been cult
waited in Bolivia by the million tor ten
years Al three places in tue last named
country, taken rs they come, tho number
OF trees gro wing /, given, severally, ut &c.,
COO, 1000 aud $500 GOO.
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neyes in tie SpiCe IsInntls

Breexes in tie Spice islands
are not Jade, win ,uore fragrance than q
breath rendtad pure and aromatic WITT
Sozodont, W ich restores whiteness to yell
low teeth AM soundness to defective ones.
Neither manor woman can hope to carry
any point by he force of persuasion, with 9
mouthful OF mclean, diecoiored teeth and
an nnpIeasal. breath, Sozodont remedies
both these rtoulsive physics traits, and is
pre- .eminentF healthful as well as effec'
tive tF
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A Card.

a CHru. ,,
To all who re sntering from the errors
and indiscret,,ns OF youth, nervous weak,
ness, early d,'ay, loss OF manhood, etc.,
will send re ,pe that will cure you, free OF
charge, .Thit great remedy was discovered
BY a miseions y in south America. Send
a self-a tdres,.d envelope to the Key.
Joseph T Il asn, station D, New YORK
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Advantage D. Heavy Plates.
The soft luminous coal used in the
west is 30 deIructive on all cast.iron that
the heavy pI,tes in the Charter OaS Cook
Stove will Inexperienced by housekeepers
as we'll as d,aiers. This advantage, with
excellent drak. Quick ard uniform baking,
~ AXE the ChIrter 6 Nk the most desirable
stnua in thu, Il q rknl.
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TfCarter's Lit,ie Nerve P,ls for any
caS dIof nervousness, sleeplessness, weak
sto Heb, Indigestion, Gysptpsis, ETC., relief
ia sye. The only nerve medicine tor the
prjk in market. Walls ~ 2sc.
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II yIu are nervous Or dyspeptic try Car
er'sJ1 t,le Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes
'ou rvf Nv, aud nervousness makes you
IysEktic; either one renders you misera-
lie b ii these hntls mill cure both.
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uorsford's Acid Phosphate

ASA BRAIN FOOD.
DR.. S +. Newcomer, Greenfield, Ohio,
says: I'm cases OF general debility, and
tospor of mud and body, it does exceed
prIy we'll ~
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kll cases OF weak or lame back, backache
r1eunatism, ETC, will find relief by wear
pG one of Carter's Smart Weed and Bella
tlnns Backsche Plastefs. Price 25c.
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Premature Loss Of the Hair II
May be enlirey prevented by The useV
Burnetts Cocaine.
HousekeeptIs should insist upon q
tanning BurD,ti's Flavoring Extracts, tn
are best,
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" longer n Y4esJ.ua NJ Upinlou, we guar
anIe every box OF Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
leF. Price % and 90 cents. Sold by W. II,
PLtersou& Co.
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Bryant s. Strofton's Business college.
This old alb euccesstui Institution nus
Young men folfeal lite by qualifying them
for business, va az shorthand writers, grad
mates are snc( tsful 10 getting employment.
F,r circulars kt'iress w. ~. Csrpshter'
president. st. NUS. MissourE. y
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For dyspepsia snd liver complaint, You
live y printed guarantee on every bottle
Nhiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure
lGld by w. Il. Patterson q Co., druggists
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BhilcEs Uatarrh Renedy--a positive cur
FOR cf4rh, diptheris and canker mouth
Sold " w. II. Patterson u Co., drug
oiatr npllpR
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That hacking cough can be go quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Sold BY w. II. Patterson ~ Co., druggists,
Italian TaYas.
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CLAIM ASp RRFApsruFY..

sGfAIE AND bkfkDe1Sffr'
Wscon rec.ip g d grain in this city to-
day we're not equal to wants OF retail deal
Crs siisSsvery load was taken mp InsIsnier,
There ste no 'hirments to rep'r. M.
wpH IT. Choi c, ! % medium. low rrs' g. W;
- ~ va. 81. 55c
.SE--Ne.pinai q; 6tt torthern, SEC
EAl,.ijY- SfG45c
hS View, in ,hucE, zoe: shelled and
SACKED, 5Oel-!b DC
C6Ta-Cl oice. 3;o; sacked, 20 higher.
vi DIP plicui, 3 5G early breasfaft,
s Is. c,psIn ,ods, 9c@a or pure C;ram "
u ,d,i Hsils: Patent, 81; Union 3 ID; Prairie
Tlopef. 3 ~: Star. Chain %.
BRAN-ALm!lls 75c; in s,ore. gre.
DkfN hA - Fine BOXED per loo pot'nds'
~
RoMINY AND GRITs-6 90 per barrel.
.'- trrpl~d ',it rei ~ pNhhusi l ="
tro,,,ei corn sHi o8ts PER 100 pounds. L31,
p torI t,rn per 10 our ds, 40c
GkAHAk FL0Uh-tct lCO pound o,oo
e,ore,, Ie.ite, baled, dark s CO.. bright.
ii 90; blight, rec or hoard car, IL ";
aILiT STT sFFr-5o Germsn uillet 75c
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POUI
TRY, GAME, ETC.

The exports of butter from the United
States this year have been nearly or quite
100 per cent larger than last year, due pos
sibiy TO she fact that the average Rrice OF
that shipped was three cents per (pound
lcss. na,pely, an sversge OF l7.6 Gel per
peund, this year sg' Inst 2o.l lad ~:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

Dyspepsia In its worst forms will Weld
Ia the use OF Carriers Little Nerve Pills
aided by Cartet's Little Liver Pills. They
no. only relieve present distress but
strengthen the stomach ana digestive apps.
Igtu9,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
PROVISIONS.

The Cincinnati Price Currant says fur
tber reduction in the number of hogs
packed in the west is shown by the returns
io- the past week, compared with cores
panding time last year. kDpring this pc
Rod ,hsre has been b., }vy fall of snow
rbrouehont the bog mifketipg sections,
wnieh hes irppeNed transportation, anu
thus ctirtailed Inc NeriHs 90. The 30 points
ftfs- which We Lave NsiSrts, have racted
3 .os4 0O6 his season. c1utpared with 92O,-
~, v.srlago. We ssli u b. g that tSe pack
- n in,s TOR CrA~veek has been
selow c1r.es, 4ndiDg tine last
~ agerY ,ste packarr 70
~ 81 600 hogs ipn
! , and IND
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

The we'll ku,J
of iron, OH
most nstfct nd
Iron Pills, wbiJ'
pody, mud INN
plexlon.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

Palpitation of the hear, nervousness
iremblinss, nervous heauaohe, cold hand
aud ieet, paiu IN the bgck, and other form
~ weakness are relieved by Carlsr's- Ire
Pills, made specially Tor the blodd, nerve
and com pltxion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

What viii SOD
Guarantee Ack1'
Price 10 cents,
WI. Patterson
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

ASsCRTED Ora TES-IO e0a7S 90
TU&EI NB3-e5c J 50 per dOZ2p O0@4 ID
per boz, 6J pists, 5 5)Q6 90 per barrel y
STOEL..-.-..- fef TO- gallons, ~ 00al2 Sc.
i.IMPS--R II 2 OF g H., So lamp CAIN.
no-s Z On rcr hN1 assGrieI cass I2mps, II G.l
FRENCH climate f-0nck. VI
STERLING NyOOuS--l 90 oar u
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Several Good

Several Good 7
Ii you waui
Iyou wan,
II you want
If You want I
Ifvou want VI
II you want VI
Buy = Charter \
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03
OUEENSWARE.

The Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce
reports that the trade in crockery, china,
glassware. etc in that city this year has
greatly increased. In crOck.ry and china
there was decline in prices OF about 10
per cent. The number of potteries through
out the country has greatly increased, but
the potteres in Cincinnati have done good
business Tile-makiDs among the other
industries, has come in vogue. In glass.
ware the aggregate value Of Ciucinnati's
trade has mere sed 10 per cent.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-03

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