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Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-11
Save the Children.
 GROUP WILL COME. Be Prepared For 1t.

GROUP will attack the children; it cannot be avoided but the .slitte ones" be saved terrible rsching pain and torture snd the parents and anguish by having bottle of DIR. THOMAS EoLEC- TRIO OIL at hand to give them on the hrst appear anoa of Group. It never fails to give relief. One mother writes: "My little girl had Group of the form ard Thomas Eosctrie Oil relieved whom everything eiss failed Five Minutes After the first dose she was quite easy"
 Take child screaming with pain..from buEns and you can immediately stop the pain with DR. THoM AS EoLECTRIO OIL. As 1t is almost impossible to protect the rising generation from an occasional burn, fathers and mothers should provide for the emergency by keeping Dr. Thomas Ecectric Oil han dy. It is just good for scald. frost bite. a brufse. strain, and heals cut quickly. When the children cough, Eclectric Oil will at onse stop the cough.
 When they have colds, 1t will enre them quicker than anything you can use.
 If thraats sore. rub Eclectric Oil around the tonsis, few drops given internally will 12 hours. jy7 6dIw
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-11

and flavor under cultivation. In the towns the storekeepers are driving successful businsss." The great trouble in Liberia at present, its President reports, is the lack of a wise economy.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-11
Cured NwGSh0HIGh Use OH the

VIM. READ iM. D., Harvard, ,1s42l and ROBERT M. READ (M. D., liar yard, 1876l, Evars Houss, I75
 Fremont SL. Eosscn. treat EISTULA, PILES. AND ALL DIS EASES OE TiHE REC without dateD:Ion from business. References given. Send for pamphlet. Once hoDrs-iI a. HupdRv(, a23 cody
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| See that the children maintain their vtgoS in the Sun mer months. Ridge's Food will do it. II your child has any symptoms of dysentery. OF any troubls of the b 0 W els, commence Ridges Food as g diet S ithcut delay. Unless ithe trouble has become chronic, requiring med Heal aid, it will correct tthe difficulty ; and, as 8 Idietic ia sickness, 1t iG
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DRY GOODS.


QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
PRIETS-sgte'1nus,i1 ~; Lodi, S. glsUu, slUi, sE;
uich s. Alien. 8: Iihioa' said. 5Hs: leshcay
solid, 5h Peabody bscA, a.,' simpson black.
9S: simr n mourning "a: Gloucester uioufn.
Ing, 6, nerlcGr, Q; Barley pink and purple,
HEAVY brow" 6oMEsTICS-Nugnsta, ~,
7; Indian head z; swifl Greek, -, 81; .R!ne'
Sa,bv 81 E fE S,aoS - II cst Sss H. IL
s: Charter oss, a.! 1. Lake George, - GA:
Great Western, ~, g International. ~, bH
Atlantic A,7h Bennluglln,7S HaJ"''.;, =. 5t.;
FINE BROWN DoMEsTICs-Iake George,
Oh: Haryest7h pceahOu;as. *; Great FGlls, q,
Peerless 3.4 8: Plum Island, S: Atlantic. TX
Greenbrer, ~; Alondsle, *; Dwight *; Be;
BLESCHED DoMEsTICs-soc,ai, ~, Sunny
Side, s: Ho'mesvile ~: Foros'. g. Biz DornnIs,
x, g. Auburn, ~; Lousdale Sk; Lonsdale, cam.
brio, l21l; WaIrsut;c. ny; New York MILE, M;
Diamond Hlll, cambria =; knights cambria,
s. Hero, a., o. Hero. y, 3; BsllaTtvale. q Car.
bridge z, + Peerless. X. 5S; Fruit of the Loom
S% 9em Of TIC Spindle, 8; BaIkeIst; Clients
Stark. doz H. Stark l0-oE, 49, Savage, Sos, u q;
Mampdcp, brown and drab, 90. l0 Hampdet
Xxx. dc, II; Boston. lo-os. brown and drab, 16h
/ 81 inoh., S7a; Cold Modal Blue i2S; Ion H
brown and drab, IL Chariot striped l2&; Saw.
age Striped, l2A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AGA. IS; Hamli,o., ~
f1OlyWtOu, -. EtAstUN
OK: Omega l61I; Continental Fancy, 10; Stan.
dard Fancy, OK: Harrisburg, l6.
HICKORY-Rock River, 6.s; Blue and Brown,
&c; India. l0hc Arlp gton, $40; Thornlike
Il c: Hamilton II; American, 10; Lowell City, 9Z
PLAID OsNABURGS-Delts TX; Eoouomy
9Ii Ottawa. 81; Michigan. ": Belle, 7N:Wood
lawh.7x; Catewha So Arlington, 8; Augusta
3; Louisiana, TX.
JEANs-Roxboronsh,1 IS. Pacific, r % X
Beaver Valley. rs; Toxic. l2h Humboldt, IS:
Peoples, 26H; Louisville, 3Sh: Kentucky, 34h.
United States. BOX; Gold Medal. IL.
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FINANCE AND COTTON
fIsAsUIAL.

TIE mmeiolai and rinsnelal g. f1nlgli n
feVOWius iauuaff tays ihsi month closed with
much hlttf frrllnf M the Hiuck hkphahg
ihnn pefaiei ah,ni NE middle NJ Tho Mouth
ihe HenpTfl Wanlis DO fHvtL NeT not saiif'
ag Org ~ the avrfafe speculanf shile the
rpfis IA fcsaft - Commercial AFFAIRS save IN
rtil1lE ~ an Improvement In tore IN trYefsl
particulars The tendency among mefrnans
was all insalds oonionausm, ahd ia
the dry goods trade Nefy large qua
tiy at cotton goods was dispnEti ~
At low prize :, including n deided inoF'Ne
In the goods taken iOTtNpOfL The inOncy ma .
koi showed uitheF Increase In the hans sur
plus aud In the ato mutation Of losnab'e iu1ds,
anh the rates eall for loans Ou HnY rsf.cta biU
coll teFai Tul,d al minimum OIL 2ail pef
cent per Aunum. Even the extreme flclua,
lions aud iepFrssi0ls In the prices Of fAllr I
securities which "a oes' ATily Involve the cai ing
In and sh,fi = Of looms among stock hr he
had but very little al, et on the loan market aud
monetary slhngeney, as an active Iatiu' moe on
the stock market Is almost looked upon a. u
thing & ( tho past For lave, menl eufili
the demand vas fair. bus ID hardly seemed 20 DO
equal 10 the usual January demand, and the
conclusion was naturally drawn tlat there was
less kuFnlus fncy u invest
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BOOTS AND SHO Els.

A Chicago dispatch says: Boot and shoe
s nj. smeD are sending in faiT-siZed orders, the
demand being the best in remote regions In
he count r'gh, arouEd Chicago the call fol
shoe is light us dealers 1refer TO wait unit
later in Ihes ason furtneir spring goods. The
cold winter his caus d Il good demand fol
heavy b ols, as vel as for lined overshoes.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Mems KIP b,ugans, from 95@l 25
Boys kip brogaur, from SOGl co.
Mems cali brogans, from O0Gpl rs.
Boys p. calf brosans from 953l rs.
Mems kip 2-buckle pows, ] GOAL IS.
Boys Kip 2.buckle plows, S501 25
Mems buff balls. congress and button 1 1902 rs
Mems cali balls congress and button, 2 5O@4 81.
Mems kip boots p 00G2S so.
Men p. calf boots, "a 00ni5 90.
Meu's oil. bJots, rs 00d60 60.
Boys kip boots, Is 00@lS 90.
BOYS p. { boots, 16 50@A 90.
Boys cal. .oots, % 50o 81 90.
WOmen's O Zip polkas 75@S71ac.
Miss W kip polkas, 60Q70c.
Child's (D kip polkas, all size, 45S55o.
Child's kip polkas, all Sizes 55d65c.
Women's calf peg and IS polish, ! 00@1 SO.
Misses calf peg and SIS polish, COOL 10.
Women's buff sewed polish, goal 25.
Women calf sewed polish, / 40@1 sly.
Women's grain sewed and polish, cool Is.
Women's kid sewed. coal 75
Women's goat sewed polish, so to rs.
Women's grain sewed button u 90 to l %
Women lid sewed button. l 90 10 800.
Women'a goat sewed button. 75to225
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IALLAs I 40 Az uLyfn.
FUTURES.

=corros-The speculative market at New Yorl
pore steady IN log all OF Io'dsy vita a naa,
advance on all months The near months ara
mn points and the distant months points up.
transactions are 2 100 uador yestsIdsy's,
Liverpool opened aud 81 sci quiet aad steady
al decine, The daily oil Is 2-6i. New or.eans
options in cotton a eul points with ruling
dull bu, steady and rates reduced one half from
yesterday,
February fell Ia cent aud May is cent The
ormer closed al % IA and the latter at 90 Corn
for February Is ststogaIy at 81 rs and May
clio, ed at 80 H., which Ia is on yesterday, Re
celpIs OF grain are: Wheat. .l99l; corn. 2iQ,7l9
oats. 79,T5i. Shipments are; Wheat, 1850; corn
si51G; oats, 1000
81 Louis-Rebruary wheat Is nominal and
stationary a. 81 03 bid. May wheat went NJ
3.S from Yesterday, closing to-day at sl.os 3.s
Con 4, nominally is or. closing to-day q
IS rs bid. May corn is stationary NJ SO SIS
Oats for tho current month n, Q nominally 90 o 5
For Nav oats az close to-day sold at35 III.
Provisions Chicsgo-Pork Il s'ill going M
The tlrs. trading this morning Is cash. Stui
was cents higher. based on close yesterday
The last transactions reached sl7 32is. and a.
close there was none offered, TIE advance OF
February p rk jo.day iSiis cents. aud On Nay
pork cents. the In r closing at SIi7is Lard
Is II IL cents up o. the cash moh.a nri V
cents hishe fer May delivery. The provisions
NAV WORE
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rif ostI sruora.,toottm rtAsrrn
the CHA RPlON

Q otter 100 80 often 90 40 /
Pale To dark Il ID 2, 90 Ia 10 or No 2 ishtTtLtb
No, dshor p No iishCL ]; No large ne an
tain sot = 'Utn3 Nh ? lgTeo luuu ruiu NI.t
! 80 p2 No o lartCm1uuiain wolf c No
large mountain wolf, .lg No, email praiT.,
wolf GItl I; No . small prslrc NOli dAg No 4;
small pfaiTp VOLT zoe M I mall prairie " u
loo beaver 10 . q marlou Q 10 IS 40 I
bag, large boar ~. No cub bear % NJ I
gFiZgly lear, : cross fox . 10 5 red fox ! 20;
gray COX Coz; Kid 'oN I a. lynx, 2t03 wUlyCr-
inc, 10 go wild ct, TO- To .ig badger, 100 TO
zoe. opnssum Zoe To Loo.
.uufATlOSt ru-DA.
WOoL-NeNiCsn, nee Of buTl iIg!SJ. hUA.
icaa improved AGllc CCarft, ltEiSc; coarse
medium, lsGlJc; medium. 1890, hne lUi!uln,
e0@22c hne wool. according ~ llu and con.
diuon, li@22c bury, 1896 per pound ieFE
according 10 buTrs.
HlDEs-Heayy hides n poup Is aa ~,
sound, l8c: light hidcs. under II pounds, FREQ OF
grubs, loo; light hides, damaged or ine grub or
more, hbulis, bad and damaged, D. dry ta!t.
N. ~ weissted, 20; greon hides. c..
PELTRlEs--Dger skins. 2cSs2lC; ntelGpe, 100,
lbc; seal skins, i5G25o: sheep pel,e, 90 Pc. wool,
l0Gttc; shcarlings i0fllSC.
rkLL0W-Prlne tallow, Co; tallow grease 6c
5so; tease yellow 10 brown, sis5n.
hEESWAN-Pr!mc yellow, s0C lark GEd ada
,lrslvI. lSfsAo
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PlOWs ! Flows!
JOHN DEERE
The Deere PIow is the oldest in the market and does
su pyrior ,rk in black-waXy soil. Soldby
MITCHELL & sCRUGGS, Dallas Texas
nAnpwAnE AND MErALs.

/ Adyloes from the lake tities say the Iron trad
10 a little better, Tbs lncus Ilal world, VIII
isA good sulloHtY ON Plg-iIon, taisln lls is,u
~ yesterday; The movement ol ! on has beei
laIseT than for some weeks, aud the eonsump
ton HpLGaIs 10 hs on the increase, Many con
sume's whose works have been Idle for kom'
time are starting mo, tnd the prospects toeu
to favor . moderate steady trade In the mtlt'
NJ the low prices ruling There arc some a.
cTepuI oles IN the statements - To the condition
Of stCi LIS, but the best opIAiuGble opinions seen
To Indie ie that there Is not much oSeet dinH
forty days supply on hand throughout the
eOun ~ aud ~ the furracef, II, indeed, theio
Is 20 much available
AKFs--Colllns, per dozen, . 6Cs Gold Dollar,
per dozen s. Diamond Ridge. per dozen, b9
skill ETS AND LIDs--iSo per pound; sugar
scAi.Es-fairbsnEs, disooan, % per cent
Howe, discount - percent,
TIN PLArE-L q, l0xls, per box, CO. ]. O.
liS2U, per box, 10 Terne, isx21 per box, 80;
rerne, 2Ox2S per box, 10 CO.
TiNwARE-Plered. discount so per cent
stamped, discount 50per cent
SOLDERING !, $50; No. i'2 aud IL, isc per
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-.No IL 2Spsr dozen
hAMks-two loop, 20 per poEem three 'oop
TACRs lin boxes. 100 papers, 2 50 per box.
GRUB HoEs-por dozen, s o.; railroad picks.
per dozen, 3 20.
MATTOCRs-Pe dozen, 0 90.
RUBBER BEL1ISG-Discount 5oper cent.
NAILS-3 65 rate
SHEET IRoN-27 b, 90; galvanized, discount
20 ncr cont.
sHovELB AND sPADEs-Rowland's, dis
count 40 per cent: Ames' list steel goods, dis
count 10 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HAgDwARE-shafts, flashed, . O.
poles, Is so. sinsleirees, wagons, select 70,
buggy, ? 25 express, 2 SO. Wagon tongues
10 CO.. Hickory axles, 10 90, holsters, I Z.
Coupling poles,t 70. .spokes, Xxx. select 2 q
Bowden shoes. G m Northwestern horse nails
No. &C 90; 7t2i; s, 8 90 Bar iron, &c rate
plow siS 20 ;spI!ag steel soi cast steel, lS Go
100 10; do open, 20 00iS0 00 do side springs
top, leo Ok ElS5 o. do side bar, 100 0o@l3O 90 dc
phRtons, as 006plbo 90. grade side spring
40 00G2 CO; do phetons, $50 OoSi200 GO; bunny
scat bugsies, IT'S O0e250 90 platform springs
ITO 00t9l20 20: three spring wagons. 30 00Sil6
WIRE--Smoo,h wire No. Q, Sc Nos 10 and
L, SIC; lapauned, berbod wire. CO; galvanized
barlcl. 20.
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A4ER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS TODAY.


STONE-At the Dallas quarries, &c per cubic
foot; lie for foundation; 1Gc for WALL and ESQ for
dressed front
LUMBER-Yellow Pine, rough, 2 90 per 10
over "a feet 2 25 per 100: Drsd side finishing
clear 2 co. common, 25; e ceiling, 20 on; x cell.
ing, 2 so; hx6Ioueh, ! 81 per 100; kX3 rough,
| 70 per 100; Hx3 dressed, 2 90 per 100. Siding,
l rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 8 90 per
10; iding Q SO; q ceiling, $780, X ceiling, 8 90.
White pine dressed finishing, 6 so per 100; y
ceiling, LIST common, 8 90; 2nd common, IS;
siding, 1t common, rs; 2hd common, 80.
Common doors, l so; sash. / 25@5 10 as 10 siso.
SHINGLES-Velivv pi,lp. 3 bcGt4 so. watts
pine, 50r5 90. Cypress. M. 90; NJ. 2.
1 so: No. g. 3 Is
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel, 4 0O9i so.
CEMENT--Rosalds. 3 30 .,orisvnlet 0 so:
Portland. 8 tn.
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inch, g?So; ? lpG!i, tle; 6
neh calling JOINT 90; @ Inch csp. Enr; inoh
,n,'i~g ioin. ! 25; 2 Inch cap DO 6Oc,
DRAIN PIPES ipch, Ice peg .c0g SiuCb, zoe;
inch. 27Kc: Z inch, l0c; s Inch, b0o
MIXEB PAlNTS-Resny for use and ali col.
ors, g per gal All she tseied ard gteu-
dnri rssses arc On snlo ny DsDos dealers.
WHITE LEAD--a'r'cilv eylrC. 6 1896 IS.
WINDOW GLASS--Sxl0 to 10xl2 8 on: 10xl4
TO 1ix2i $50; l6x24 to 20X2S 75 less 10 per cent
LIN E. nopeTcd Nuetin, Z 20 per hsFIo buts,
o, benson Ger lots, 9to; per bE2yal, ! 40:
D 'laE IN l0tg. 20r: DER hus)1cl 75a.
HAIR---Per pound, SM9Hc.
POSTS--Cedsr, II 50 Bots d'arc 1871
LATHS-4 90 per LOCO
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temler |, 1888, were .42Sl,9l4 bales; Ia lSS2; b
W re 4.6 0pS, bales; in 1881 81 wers 4,132 8
bal s Although the receipt, at th- out por
the pas Sc wers ll2 ITO bales, the &C u a
m vem mt from auta,ions was only S0,964
bal the balance being taken from the stoc ks
Mt the interior towns. Last year the rece1p is
f'nm the plantations for the same week wer
16S, 90 b les.
TOTAL ,tton In sight on February /, 1854, was
4 137 S2l bale, against 5,l9I,067 Ia 1888, and
1855. 6,2 IN 1882 and 797, 1876 in 1884, 1t will be
seen by he alb ave tina me decrease In am cunt
bales, he Increase as impaired with 1881 80 Is
IS 1857 oales. aud the decrease from lsSo-sl is
GO OU6 bales
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
GREEN APPLES--4 00G5 90 per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds, 22c per pound; Brazil $50
Ice; flberts, l5c; Naples walnuts, loo per pound;
chestnuts imported, none on the market pea
nuts Tennessee red, 1e9llc; choice white,l2hc;
cocosnuts, S00@9 90
CALIFORNIA PEARs-5 76t9G 90 per box.
ORANGES-L per barrel, IL 600
IS 60: per box, SO; Valencine. per case OF 42O,
9 0O010 90.
LEMoNs-sici,v, 500 per box; Malaga
8 90.
DATES-In trails l0Dl2c.
BANAEAS-3 0Ja4 90 per bunch.
aRAPFS-Malaya 000n6 SO half barrel.
SWEET POTATOES-On the str Gets, red,
70 per bushe yellow, 90
ONIONS-New. 3 90 per barrel.
POTiTOES ,el, 100,
JABj AGE-New2 rs V 6Oper dozen, or SO
CHIC FMS wequote At co@a 50 per dozen;
rkeys zoe
iUTlER Choice western, 25035o cooking,
5AUER KRAUT-Barrele. II 90; half barrels
20
RAIsIN9London layer. new per box. On;
yer, 2 65@2 IS.
DRIED PKACHEs-Unpeeled. sc peeled. 12c.
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"Bill Arp" on Women.

"Bll Arp" in Atlanta Constitution;
There is no record anywhere in any history
of a happy married state where man had
more than one wife. Lamtch bad tvo
but the scriptures say nothing more abouE
him. Adam did't have but one and Noah
one. and they started the business oil peo.
pleing tho world. Old Father Abraham
b ad one, and when be took another on,
they say old aunt Sarah got after HIM and
she frailed out the second one with a
thrash.pole aud run her off jacob had
Two, and If ever man deserv'd two he
did; but they didn't get alODg well, even
,bough thew were ,is'ers. Moses didn't
have hnt nDe. King David he'd sew raj, he
YES curst with 'sm ard sc,usIly commit
ted n.u der to get tne OF 'em ald lived in
al gnish ever after. Tor he said: my sin is
ever before me-" Ga Solomon must
have had An awful time Of it,
for he had q thousand and they kent
him 81 hsrsssed and bedevi ed that he few
to his iDh srane aud wrote tia. be had found
ore good man bot good woman In q
tho ussnd h- had not found Ofcourse not.
How O. uld W man be good whet che was
only the thousand h part OF vile? But
Solomon repented Of his Jolly and said It
was all vanity, ana advised all men TO "live
joyfully with the wife whom thou lowest"
and to ''bewcne of strange women"
ne yer kp9 r nese eurpius wives who are
scale nnsOut feeling OF
sadri Pw one causes
ths They are Al
is like that
ley looks 10 its
70 no escape, for
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QU0TAI l0NB TO-DAYt
SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy tG-
brands) Il; do heavy, 80; do x medium ,ru
brands) 80; do medium, 81: Baltimore md CO.
onnau, 80: Buffalo slaughter prime, 81; goot
29: Matamoras, %.
HARNESS IEATHER-Oak No. l, g; No ?
extra, SO; No. 2 80; No. 1. hemlock, 81 No. Z
81; No. 8, 80.
FRENCH CALFsKIN-l 1901 95. according
70 PSHaffiLXDELPH1A CALFsKIN-No. /, 1 loa
1 Is; do No. 2 S5@95c,
PHILADELPHIA KIPS-No. !, 75c@l OF
No ss stage collars, II 90. inch cotton
back bands, 10. 8K inch cotton bach
bands, 80. Duck collars, co. inch cotton
6KLe-S trace chains, 800, 6K-s|2 trace chains
l6o -7--s-2 trace chains. 500. No. 1 hool
hands, L o T., 4 10 No. 2 s.. No. / wei
aalters, rope tie IS. No. web halters rope,
iio n
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% On ~ Al. Sc bHltFfs'
Receipts .. rTaiu t.d day are twocfs OF COR
ana no ats. Shipments are . cars corn ~,
Ntpn hCicg co. lDcdlum, low grs' c, W
kii.lF sr'.. O., 90
HYf-Nur la Ct Co. ;ouacIu, &c
lkGtt " SOC Sc
- n NV, Ia shucf, S5n ,holled and
- - r.. sc. sacked, y ltfnCf
.:ti - ,nt, SEC carry breasiatl
4 IS swan ,cs, 9c@a 90 pure c-eam; ~
TODD Aiis. l,rni : Oc unioh' 10 lt"''''
Fovtr ~: -. Chain 2 25
EB sN-N ull's, 55c, in store. 9Io
CJlEsEAI- Fine holted per 100 rohhos
20 -. ,,
FIJI thOpl,d con per lUv puuh1s, y
caorIed con. and oats yer 100 pounds ] 4
c..ii Bun rer 10 rouuds, 4Oc
GRAHAM FLOUR Ter 100 pounds. 800.
RAY-VsIk, G Goes 90; bright, 10 w IRON
sn.es Ifalre, toleJ dsrk, 5 co. bright
70; ,L'isht '.o' 9" hos'" CAL Il w
1iLLET sEED-6S; GermuI GlllaL 75c
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TIL BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL,

DAIiss. Feh . Live stock comes IN ~ ely
ana Lut. pNctirlt Il mtud BuuAgf lus ol
good pailu A.t solo a. quotations every day "a
meat lee tIs aud 10 t'mp aini cal DO made 81
qualN " Irile Of beet Green pork an az hog
producla o.. dynuclrg dsy y day To Mn alarm
Ing extent tr consumers, In NEST 10 PORK
and lRIl "hul'" have cause % lclplci Hens
are not u4NaUclt < rapidly rs aIe shoulders
and - The leather Laue Is RolHe hhd
qu8,tlons ave unbalanced Purchasers ifom
the sesl aousL. 'fctly the past week, tspel lal,
ly IN COW boys PTS There l. u marked
improvement In dry goods since the weather
Opened. p,a crs 81, aIcd out Ninicr SO, X Del
Ter than h. year before snd lighter fabric are
sold 10 tie under rT'c and are freely taArn 10y
retailers The l,cl retail trade IN dless
goods aud mcbs clothing Is belte
than syJr Arn"urh two months
arc stu 10 be rubbed on the calendar
Oys;gis - ia IN 0ru,na. Il. Prices were high
ali the Wlu.c', aud quality reduced. and con
sumcrs .uSl he habit Tor cbtns them Inc ice
cream man Is ready abEo'n and i!oiSh go1Hs
will sJcU Doe common. Poultry Is declining IN
price CUa eggs are dull ~ 10 cents paid p'o'
duccrs. ,al-kcn, htched IN Novcmb,t are
IN imigs4 supply at ~ per dozen o'det
fowl, atr much over. Horse are
in good maid at quot ltlous Dallas county
raised ul9, ul improved blood ready s,I "
figures given, Fruits of al kinds are hlgh
Apples are most dcd 'cd up. Nut are htAtly
at old prices Bi,uls gLa shoes are not near
so ac' I've rs dry zoo, :. The lumber trade Is
fairly tC,iye aud ir r"''ns'
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TNFina ,ciai Cbai IL saws for the week
ntL n hru,ryi total re piDts of g ton

TuFina ,cial Cj,ai IL saws for tho week
enik F brnsryi total re eipt. OF ton
rea led ll2.ll0 bsls, a ainst lO4,533 bales last
we'd 10 4G7 b IL, N prevt Us week and no, 2t5
| halt rec weeksl zoe; MAKING IN totl To-
sejj- since the lsI,f S.rtember, 1889, 1881 8 9
b,E; gains, a 39l7 GALES TOR the same period
! of bS2-S3, showinl deere Sc sih'e s. pi NIB
| / ASA of 1881 h,ies AMI the txrr g
| fctha week endk this eva tng reach total
! oibi $40 bales, q which 2 @S we TO g., ut
| Rjair. % 3T ran e,"hd ~ W' !" IN nst Z
| u conti' cut W Pc the g b rs made up This
ttliaR are nowl On ,46S bales ne imp rts
| jtO coptinep,a al rts this " elk have been IA
n ba es Tad u an increase % c,gt.Iu in
kht !, MIGHT o}43 GAG ba'es as 60 nparet vi
| r. came d,te 1873 81 in,iense Of 245988
Iles as co,ppsh with the g resp nding date
II 1882 and en- trease II 533, 59j bale Us COM
I Total sh,pm b from B mbay for the week
Ind M F bruaI isti 2300p bale. B ipts at
b mbsy for ii san- week are So, co. since
1nuary lst 10'O hale, which Slows d.,
,r.a se CON, arI 9TH last year In til. weeks
, eel pts ri 2Qba'cs, and q decrease In ship
nents VI q. nO1 tles ard tn shipments since
January 1 an, an liner ase of $40 bales.
The totals Dth. ucak show int the move.
n, n n m thf1 rrsassarr ma BOMBAY 10 200
'ois yer ys zion. Tuticsrin, kurrsohes and
u Uo 10 Janr,y srst 'eceipts at re ports this
ear werr 29 ~ b les lie sihsn f. i62 and 226.
IL bales mol r. n O. the ssm- time W.
The tosaI eipn from piantasIuSa
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME.

FISH-Red, sheephead aud Trout 12c; New
Orleans red Guspper. 12c; Spanish macker.
81. 10. Freah Teisr Ash, dressed. 1Oc.
OYSTER .si.GiOre, per doz XXX, 3 so:
medium, 4 CO; Ecsiie select, 90; Baltimore Sc.
lect, 6 so; NetagoTda 900; Berwick's bay, rs
per hundred,
GAME-Yeiison ind antelope SOS Buffalo,
Ducks per dozen, 90; quail, / 20. Wild tur-
eys, 6 oO@a9 00; grouse, 2 so. 6qut rrela | SO.
abhitr 10 lack rabbits I q
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woman is proud creature aDdl will suffer
in silence rather than parade her folly to
; the world. Did you ever nc ice how
woman will suffer and be strong, especially
ii she has Child or chldren to Keep her
company.
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LI6t6Rs.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
WHHiSsHY-,sect2sd, cool 60 q Per proof
sour mash, che year old. So two yeafs old,
Zee years old. 2 25@2 so; fancy, OK.
~ 8 606 Do, per quail
IA Per gal
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1t is said that single fra 1t Washing
ton, New Jersey, has shipped 1900 27-stop
instruments during the month of Novem.
Der, 1883, against $50 fer the same month OF
the previous year, ~
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I eBd. fAsked. ~
| ToNE-Opened: New York, ste 'dy; New Or
York, steady; New Orleans, iull but steady;
IiyerpOol quiet.
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ToNE-Opded: LiverSol, o 'crae 1 quiy
freely supplji; New Yof, quiet nd cas- N W
Or esus. wet Clos 6;kew Y TX, 0uli and
n minal: nj Or ems dl !; Galveston steady.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-03-15

Passengers wanting to 60 away on the
morning train will please leave their orders
for the bus the night before at the Parker
House or Jackson House.