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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-08
yTIKGINIA-IN vACATION-In the Clerks
' Office Circuit Court Of Augusta Co. Jany


yTIKGINIA-IN vACATION-In the Clerks
Office Circuit Court Of Augusta Co., Jan'y
81, 1884.
Elizabeth S. Powers, Plaintiff,
VS..
Isabella McCord. Mary Blackwell. George Col.
Inns, Robert Collins. James Collins. Henry Redfer
and Margaret his wife. Alexander Baylor, Samuel
De!ericks and Mary Ann his wife, Harvey A Toll
eoferrn and - Tolleoferro his wife, George Fl.
Billy and Rebecca his wife, Robert Johnston and
Rachael Powers, Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to have partition of the
lands of which Rob TT T. Powers died, seized and
possessed. and to have said lands sold and distri
button OF the proceeds of such sale in ease it ap-
pear that partition in kind Is impracticabe.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that Alexander
Baylor Samuel Baylor, Andrew Baylor and Robert
Johnston are nOn-residents of this State. 1t is
dered that they do appear here within ole month
after due publication OF this notice and do what
necessary to protect their interest.
Teste,
j. N. RYAN. Clerk.
SHEFFEY & BUMGARDNER, p. g.
feb LIT
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-08

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Pur
- suant to a decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, rendered in the causes of DAVIS
VS.. Tanneiill and Bumgardner g. Co.'S creditors VS.
Bnmgardner y Co.. on the 3lst dag Of April $50
amended by decree at Nov term, 1885, win sell at
pubic auction in front OF the Court House III
Staunton, on
Saturday, the 23rd day of February, 1884,
an undivided half interest in va ..asa .syss,s
cant lot in The suburb of staunton. sgsHs asa
erty owned by G Halle This lot is $SSsagTa#ss
part of the Halle property ana is @ss4sSgwsa
owned by him jointly with L. G. Elder aid o
Smiths estate
"skMs.-Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
sale and the residue on credit of enc two and
three years from day of s,le, payable in equal an
$ i'd deferred instruments, bearing intrresr from
date with approved personal security, the lit L.
be retained as ultimate security
WIN. PATRICK,
lanzo At Com'r.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-08

GALE OF GOOD FARM, FOUNDRY, SAW
- MILL, &c.-I will offer at private sale from
now until
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Real Estate Sales.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-Pur
- suant to decree of the Circuit Court OF
Augusta county rendered on the 3rd day OF April
1888. i'll the causes of tavis VS. Tannehili.and Bum
will sell at public auction in front Of the Court
House in StauntOn, on
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-02-08

febS-1t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-03

pound bars, 8 IS per box <.pornd hars, ooper
CANbLEsm;,slaT fun weight iSsi shor''iss,
ohESsk-W i2c mi cream iso;
RofE, icsc basis. Cotton rope. isc
WILL BuCkErs-i 0oti Is PER dozen.
MfAstRfsNS bSsSSi ron bound. 40 per
iol.m ?-hooppuils, 20 S'hoop, S,
TuhS-s ,nesS %, nest 2 ~ No, J, 90
Ger doseni No, 2 : % No, e 100 pef dozen.
row nLR--6 % l,cr Key oi IS pounds; l2A do,
irpp, heg. 2 O1g4 10; buck, ? 2i.ai ai
GL5S S.,l ~ S' III, 20 . S,s'Ti 81
Boston mixed h.hprrrl, ste. Chuw-chow ~
pnrf,L 600. 2.rallun polls Chow Chow ] ~,
l-rHil 10 pals mlgyd picairs, 4 20 Glass p!nls,
iless l.grl'5n. a. Glhss Hex, gallon, s5h,.
COAL pll.--ilO dcg,ugs ore tetL "a barrels,
l4r no 'cI oil Ia cans, aF 40 aeroos hfl
'NACStiEiNho. iberro.e, l2rO go. ~.
udtult, bN No. 1 A.bhrr,s, 1J, Ao. ? ~
uurrcls o. No ! 3 barrels. o', 80 AUS
i,,,I, ti # rs s Nc; s,. S,pcrsor
CA NY -ru.k, llAU n pOuud; nancy lht slc
CllFk-Cmp apple, toC Missouri cider, 20.
.cr gallon. Vinegar pcr gallon, M~9n
sTAkCH-frarL a. Royal Glass, Ok Bon
ton l.I ouud purIngc, % Corn starch J pound
packages, y. G.pound wood box glass ~. y
pouna paper boz giasA o.
IL f--tontchUNieus Z f1h1 w.
JuGS-Wp quote lie per gallon Tor glazed
Crooks, i0c pCr gallon Tor glazed.
pound Numsensi 10, S'ponnc
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS Peaches
3 co. Apricots, s.; blGckborriss, bg grHles
1 ? 90 pears, ~ pounds 3 OG cages, ~
pounds 90. peas. - pounds, 90 tlums, ~
pounds, Co tom .toes, "a pouncs co. cur
BMbRING TOBACCO --Genuino Duke OF Dur
ham, i-round packages, ale. h.pouud, ise :.
pound, 45C; i.-pouud, ~ assorted cases, iic'
GENERAL GkOCERlEs-SudL Bioarh, 3,
pei pound: Sal soda, z 50 10 l-io. por pouno
Glgcr rare, lOcpCr 10. EuiIucss, SO TO 81 w rel
nount: BON p0tash, tLO0 90 s. hn PER csto; Poaec
Hem liza flSp por loT pouod Ham. l'1s ~
Nor dos saTdluus. American; ESD rer ortei haE
illus FrOugh, Nt.h0 pHr case; sru., ttirutfi
0 or. f'l 90 pni CEHg. fuua, hf!pt. 0 81
81. ~ ~ tt.1i por caso 'Uult altr.i. of ~.
Ia 40 not case, suuA HilpTe /.
TO-. az ~ gtr sfr's; ptvOs, Atl.fi-Al, git
6tt pr doL, Olive o. Hu 7.tr yer noz
Jv4b-Oorn, 'sh Ier uOs Condemned 4'iif,
B 10 90 1900 Der CIFa; Jolly WHO Ass 95c, ~.
rur. sufrh'pr .'. ""r r.'E crown, ~. W
s1a.t. 4 10. c.n. Ci.aa ns- dr-'n, '1. Da Z. p
Der tosUi: Er'rp'tr lemon b.. n't dozen; ~
-s.tr, t,sr-rt. s5., p.r '.roU .ioTos whole
rH " to,. gCr No.; of.-' tt-y.e COMM !rll
,fc. Ier 10 Wapt' my HnsNN rfc &C. a.; Ble1N
"a. llrFel $50. srf COZ
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DRY GOODS.
ounrATtor.s TO-DAY,

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
PRINTs-Frecmens,4A' Lodsb Hlopn NtAH5'
Harmony 5, Cocheoo. OK; Merinrc Cree
sieh, o. Alien, Q; Albion soid 5A' nytnoGy
solid, 81 Peabody black, 81 -iIpps' BLACK.
80 Sirp U mouruing, 6S Gloucester moiirn'
lag, Is. , ncr,cau Q; Barley pliiS and pufJie,
HEAVY BROWN DoaEsTICS-Augusta, a.,
Z: Indian Head, :; swift Crces, q, 81; Eins,
- 8; Edgeheld ~ ~. Cabot - TX,
Derby, 81, ~: Glendale. 81. 81; Matches -;
s. Charter Oak, 81. :: Iek" peofsA ~ 0s;
Great Western. -, s international - 6A.
Atlantic A.7h;Boi 1iinFton,ih; Natchez' H'jh;
FINE pRows DoMEsTIcs-Lskc George
OK. Haryofa7I.; Fosahontus, ~, GREAT falls, u;
Poeriera 3.Ah Plum Island. y: Atlantic, TX
Greenbrer. ~; ADondale. 4. Dwight ~; Sc
BLHACHED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~, Sunny
side. & bonneville ~ fofes., = biR gonGnEr,
T. o; Auburn. 81; tOn,dhlc. Sh, tonfdal,, cam.
bnc, l2a; Wamsd',s *; Now iort nIlh, H.:
;: Nero, 81. .. Hcro. Il, Z; Ballarvslo u Car.
hrld2o Il. & feu;lo7,, u, bh Fruit Of the Loom
81: Gem Of The Spindle, s. BarkeIst; 0len.Ih
DuCkS-Arswrgh, l6; surci, o.or, ion;
Hampton, brown and drah, 90. iG tInnIdet
Xxx, do, Il; Boston. l0-cE. brown and disb. leh
Mon.auk. a. incl >, 70; Nh. S, 20 inch OK No
brown and drab. IL Cheiio, striped. l2S; Saw.
TICKING- Iroskoag AGA. is Hamilton. ~
Hollywood, plhld, IS StauuATn n. ~. E1Ipn II
81: Omega 1915 Continental Fancy, IL: Stan.
dard Fancy. 9k; Harrisburg, IT.
HICKORY-Rook River. Go; Blue and Brown.
&c; Indis,. lohG Layton. sSG Thorndihe
IL O: Hamilton II: American. 10; Lowell City, 9k
PLAID OsNABURGS-Delta, TX; ECONOMY
Oh: Ousws, ~: Michigan ~: Belle, TX Wood
la vR.7x csAvbs.sS Arlington, 8; Augusta
3; Louisisns ~.
JRANa-Roxboronsh, Is: Pacific, r R ,2Sx
Beaver Valley. rs; Toxic. l2h; Humboldt 95;
Peoples, 2sk; Louisville, sst: Kentucky. S'S.
United States. S0x: Gold Medal. IL.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

MATS are ftill week OF g. s. TO 20 CO for small
amounts am CARLOS are quiet al " 90. Metals
aud timer stocks are unchanged.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
AXES-Collns, per doEeu, 5G Gold Dollar,
per dozen s 81 Diamond Edge, yer dozen, 10;
Double Bit - 90.
sKILLETs AND LIDs-is.c per pound: sugar
kettles, 4tGc per pound.
sCALES-Fairhanks discount 70 per cent;
Howe, discount ~ percent.
Tin PLATE-I. o. l0xli, per box, $ %, J. G.
l4x2o, per box, co Terne lax2o' per box 7 10;
TINwARE-Picced, discount so per cent
stamped, discount 5oper cent
SOLDERING. /. ibc; No. 10 and Ia, lsc per
DUCK HORSE COLLARS-No. Ia Is per dozen
bAMEs-two loop. Is per pozen; three loop
Z 50 per dozen
TACKs-In boxes 100 papers, Q 50 per boz.
GRUB H0E5-Per dozen, o.; railroad picks.
per dozen, s 10.
MATTOCKs-Per dozen, Q 80.
RUBBER observation-disclosures 5oper cent.
SHEET IRoN@S7 B, SC; galvanized, discoun,
sHovELs AND sPADEs-Ro~land's, dis.
count 40 Der cent Ames' list steel goods. dis
HEAVY aARDwARE-shsfts. finished. . 90
poles, 10 81. singletrees, wagons, select 20.
b ggy, .: express 50: Wagon tongues
Coupling poles. 4 rs. spokes, xxx, select rs
Xxx, 50. Sawed ielloes. ~, l rs; ., 2 90.
B bwden shoes. 90. Northwestern horse nails,
80. GO o. 7s2S 90 Bar Iron, &c ,i rate.
UGGiE--Gradc D. and spring top, 90 0o@
100 co do cren, 20 o0e 10 co. do side springs
Top, 100 0 hlSs o. do side bar, 100 oos $50 90 do
phRtons. rs OOoi5r 90. A grade side spring.
lao 00e2 CO. do phetons $50 Oe320o od bump
s-at bugkles rs t96250 co platform springs,
ITO oo0il0 90 three spring wagons " oooiih
II SIC lapanned. bArbei wire, &C. galvanized
barled &c.
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME.

The salmon which are aseene,Hg tho salinas
river In ,ah'Ofniaspp, AZ ; 10 distinct species
aiferent in ,iz., shape and color fTon the sse,
Iamento river salmon They have rather the
figure ofthe trout Their skins have livery
linge md ih,iT flesh l. pale They have bel.
ter ilav, than the Sioramvnio n,h. The nsh
trade shows ME II q ~ the lu'en 30 Ann
draws noaItf Retail meT han are asHfc III
the thurl supplies of two ~ thfer kinds OF nh
ana they are cons quenlly beginning ~ stock
M eaTli Than Ia tutmcf ytnIs, hupp'ita 0l
ed AID herring nro blunli nj but matkofe
are folto. and high, AMI whiteh'h alsp cnm'
maud ypty hirh pur,r, last seasons catch hay,
lng prov, 4 dsappoiHtugy small
flsh-htd, thovphyad tuu ituui lHfi View
Orlcana rr' f'lnnpCr ~ SnuuiHh mHukef'
OF, ~, li-s1 Hft,s Ash, drrssoi 10,
OiSrlius- alUvngr, pH. dnt XXX, ? 10
med uir, ~ 'r 90 select o. BallII ne So
lect q ~ Nn,GgoNiA Qpr BeTWioks hay, ! y
per hunGIc
GAME--N ,uis0n aud antelope hos Buffalo
Ducks per iE1n. uIi Irul, %. Nild tur
cFs, q Ois9 on grouse. 2 70 sgnlr ruiE ! 20
ahhiis 10, ih"F rlhhlts ! N
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aU directions was l0avin, tho oomlgv which,
hr ucltslo, had passed. tho height ui her
Iurrt, Dr. Holloway, whose nils and Iiul
lntuis me- kruNuu Tho VIZ over began his
U4 luUtr U o. small way ON tio tran +, London
ur n.d Il. Nlit wing uN .r tlt IA pa Il duus
% th.lruNu work, al, ufs' Sly, rIsrn.r hr.
panel uhuuwspap'r ON n-lub ION, lSi
iuIsll hv spent Ii.OJI iHr advertisements. 10
$50. &. tU 300 1851, suuu iu lNIh 10 90.
d d : toe pas. twenty y'afs al nvo'ug. ~
ty him rnu uuy lo CUES eel NJ bu' FOR many
Ncais h.- net irOus it,m bis hu'iutss rave
ayctAgJ a il,tO 1000 y,fr, la most I j nsanl
to add that e. va, u manui gr' ~ hctcvolrncr.
NHlgau entertained mnuy Wild idea, huinvStr
ail,mptd tltnIry mem into execution ono
WIS 90 CuIlyR'c IopUi,s ia Cursiu. aud beat
Eu lHht BOO On A'i'iir opium ifadc. Auo.hcf
Was a. mt tv iJ.rH o. So by grow piy'
90 ,aICh no bod ,tt., Ihvliufl wells tp"ptn
liver nome, 100 Safui 900, aud 10 S..l riing hn
had WIi.n otrr bel ug,d to u Grand moSu,
10 10 emp r'r 'i CHINA 'of miIi'n' Bil hl'
mos. ,y 70 ,slut ti.r { was 10 open grocery
aturt uu IA. bsuItNa.l dies ituIvts. Iul up the
sI.u. "llnoio dv ~ ztc' Dress hlms n n
Grr tier tn 2 GOO tho coffee. r,tagd dc NHiVul IN
t,.I IHufttrl H"l 90 ufs' and Il tfLy tt. caah,
Iu.s. %. snII. ruu ID syt ri. Pf.is rg1g Gus
iHIrti, would N.rs 900 by tho .lud. und he
" .U.N r..,. 400 ru. IuH 1000, fHfru'
Ripe gitpyt, gown loo tue open air iu Los An.
20, 'r- d. % rtiu.r uu ia uufy .lsr certainly
rutiue iuui section tp the % m' oi he M
10 pics, -u"h puC. uMruDu lo u.Usua, bus
.h..I. o,,uIr.. thi, y.aI vixen Ibrr, Ha, been
som very cold Wrtt vr iu Other quar- Ct, p. the
st.tr, shows tlr ,put.lt fc.p. r..nrH or
" o.. 90 tIc Angels uud VIII Doe good thlng
for Ipi. no iuSu'i's iu ad about when they
Itcl dubious tbu4t lhr claims maac io- our
southern country rs SAINT tium Tor the
world
san Francisco parcr Jays naywards Is
proud ul account OF the Csthuli,utn nj ui a
soda wa tr mHuuis4'ory B., thai town which is
tn compete Wi the JUk,Vud tsublishn uts
II j. reported ha' iva Oakland .uRr,uriug
concerns hove houdc7 q ouglc OF blocks uf
Mission bay land wl h the intention OF removing
their pia.ls 90 tnis ride.
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LENDER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.

The lumber trade Is active here and north.
Dallas dealers are particularly busy iilling
order, to be forwarded by rail TO western
towns.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
sTONE-At the Dai,rs cus-rlee, &c per onsio
foot. lie for TO, idution; Ice for wall and $50 for
dressed front.
LUMBKR-Yeiow Pine, rough. 4. ~ per III
over o. feet . - per lOE brsi Size Flashing
clear 2 20; common. 2 25; = ceiling ~ o.; y cell.
fng 9 so; 1ix6fouph, l o per 30; kx3 rough,
| as per lOO S.sS dressed, . co per 100. Sidiup,
rs per 100 Popar dressed hnisAinp, 90 per
100: icing, 30; ,. ceiling, 90 Il ceiling, 90
White pine dressed finishing, 6 10 per l0e y
SIDING / I common, . 20: 2ld common, 2 81.
q mmnp hoorf, so; s9oh, 2'd'5 % as " siie.
sHlNGLES-VeInJr p.uu oOri 50 Susr
ginc, I sos 90 Cypress No. l co. 10. 2
1 90. N, 2. 3 -
PLASTER PARIs-Pcr barrel. 0Ola4 30,
CENkhr-- HOaraGAlo " Guhsvlus. 9 90
portl.uN 81
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inrh rSo, : tioh, 90 c
llth osliNg toni, ] 90; inch g 81 SO; Ines
c-ihrg ipin' | Is. linen zap "a 6rc.
DRAIN ri Els .nrn, lGC - 'Gg 1ircr, 90.
inoh Uhr inch, sir; IL. h. SOC.
MIXEr PAlNrS-ReG y for use ana oil col
ors - p, ga 81 no 'euct ar stan
dAr7 NJ - Rrp or sale ~ Nsl'i deflevn
WHITE LFAn---ir'H'iv sllcp 6 80 G S..
WINDOW GLASs--sxl0 to lOxl2 so. l0xli
to lix2i $50; l6x2i TO 20X2S. a75, less A. percent
LIME--.iOopvrcd Autu. ~ por nara!, Du +,
Nv Denisou oar Tote sec ppr barrel, Is;
DslieA IN lnts. On. reT f~uhNl 10
HATR-Pcr pound, Sw9ac.
POST5-Ccdar, II so Bols dsrc. 1871
LATHs-i % per LOCO.
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nnnrATInNR Tn-DAY.
WOOL, HIDES AID PELrRIEs.

Furs are erlive In demand at - cents for
cboic mink. so cents for b ack eat fcils IN good
order 90 con Tor raccpon. Winter inu KRAFT Ia
worth 10 cents and prairla dog skins a.c worth
Gel Is each
eUorATIoEa TODAY,
GOOL-iiexican, iroo OF burrs llGigc; Mex
ic,sp improved, H9l7c; conrgo. l6slso: coarse
med,um, rs ql9c' uloCluIn, 10000; 1ne medium
2oa21c 1ne wool. according 10 dirt and con.
ditiou, 7i.22c burry, 21?o per pound leie
according 10 blIrs.
HIDES -Heevy aides, " pounds and up,
sound, l5c; hgh' hides, under ~ pounds freo OF
grubs. lee; light hides, damaged or vne grub or
uo-e, 4 bulls. had anu damaged, o. dry salt
OIL ~ wet 'aited, a.; green hides, Co..
PELTRiEh-Dtcr skins. 20 322c; antelope 100
l5c seal ,sIls. i5el2hc: sheep pclts, ~ per wool
~ Stbc; theerlinRh, I0G15c.
rkLL0W-frline tAllow, ca; tsllow grease, 30
5,Sc; or sase yellow to brown. 4c,cc.
BEES WAX Primo yellow. ,0c: dsrr and adul
rirat4ri. l5fa2bc
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s 80
BOOTS AND SHOES.
nnnr rn.nAY

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
Mems kip biogaus, from 95gl IS,
Boys kip brogant, from sO0l M.
Mems T.. cali broesns, from ! coal rs.
Boys Y. calf bros ans. from 951l rs.
Mems kip 2-burt 10 piows. ! coal IS.
Boys hip 2.bucklc plows, s5lGl Is.
Mems buff balls. congress and button, 1902 rs
Mems calf balls. congress and button, ? 5Oel 80
Mems kip boots u oOa2s ~.
Men sP. calf boots, "a GOATS 70.
Mems calf b pots IS o0o60 ~.
Boys kip boots, Is 0o0l1s on.
Roys =. 81 boots, l6 50G2f 90.
Boys cal. cots, % so "a 90.
women's ~ hip polkas, T5Gs7Isc.
Miss % kip polsss, 60 d70c.
Child's "a kin polkas. all size, $s6h5c.
Child's kip polkas, al sizss 5ssf65c.
women's calf peg and IS polish, GOAL SO.
Misses calf peg and IS polish. coal 10.
Womens BUT sewed polish, % I Is.
Women. calf sewed rolish. J ioel Sh;;.
wumen's rain sewel ard polish, 90 Il Is.
women's Kid sewed 9Oel 80.
women's goat sewed polish, 50 10 rs.
women's grain sewed button ' o. TO IS
Women KID sewed button, 90 lo3Oo.
Women's goa' sewe" hutton T5fo225
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~
sADDiEkN AND LEATHER.

SOLE ADMINISTRATIONS heavy (no
brandsl 81: DO heavy, 80 90 medium mo
hrxadsl %; 30 medium. e.. Baltimore ans Gin
HARVESs IEATHrR-oak No, /, IS; No. 2,
extrs "a; No. 2 "a; No. !, hemlocf. IS; No. 2,
fREHcH CALFsKIS-i loci IS. according
Phil sDKLPHIA cALFszIE-So. l. 100
PafSiDEIPHIA KIPs-No. !. 7sc@i 90
No ss .asre collars, u CO. inch cotton
bach bends. 10. sk inch cotton mach
bands. l 50 Duck collars, 90. inch cotton
bscF bands, co. sk-S-2 trace cbsins, f11-
sx-s-s trace chains. &c ek-s-2 trnc> chsins.
go 7-e-1 trace chains bc; No. l hoot
n fe,s. rrrf tis , q. No z web hsiiers rcps
IL 8
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LIQUORS.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

ALCOHOL 80 per gal. ~ per high wines.
sour mash, one year old, 20; two yesrs old,
/ 1909 co. three years old. 2ht12 so; fancy, ex-
ira old whisky. 8 e0cs5 o. ~ per age.
WINEs-Claret In cases 0og5 on, per quail
ity: Ca,awsa, per gal, 9Oc0l 80; Pert, COCA Q;
sherry, per gallon, ! OOGpI N; MADEIRA, per gal
lon. 6oea5 90 white wine 10 eases, 6neelG o..
CHAMPAIGN E-Jules Mum d Co., ~ W@S2 30;
iel, 20 5c6ps2 5G DON estic champagne, C@,
IL 20 o ~
BOTTLED BEERS Louis quarts IL 90
pInt,. ~ so .Sudweiser own sire, II Sc; pints
Ia So Erlsn ger beer. apir'a no. pin's. n 80
L. l....
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PROVISIONS.

At Chic ,go stock yards 30 h ult hogs sold 8
cents per 100 pounds of. A moderate demand
existed for cash product, and me little chanre
Ing 10 the dispatches, was la iav Of holders.
offerings OF cash produc were not very free,
and most oscriptioDS were held som what
above the views Of buyers Shot ribs so d nt
IS u loose, green hams, average l6 pounds. q
~ 81 anu IL cents: sweet picked do, same
average aud fresh packed, at II 3-i cen ;;
green shoulders, N. V cut, ut & ~ cents, aud
long Gle sides NJ 80 IL.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACON Short clear sides, i0c; Lolg
clear LGD l.c less
DRY SALT - Short clear SIDES. DC; Long
clear 4 K less; hrcskfuS bacon lie.
HAMS-CauvasCed and uncanvasscd. l5c.
LARD Tieuo l0E huli-harfet l0c
10. pound oauc. l0ag 20.pound cans, loo;
uafinu cans tOiGH
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LIVE sToCIs.

A Chicago dispatch saws TINS far tho ve'E,
beginning Monday. show IN Increase ~ pts
of o o mead of catilc, ~ O00ho4s n ii OJisheep
oyer Mo day nj Tne.dr' Of at wect
Cattle wcf . e. ~ hiit 60 y,s,c day. snip Ing
10 = selling at 90 80 e so A few very choice
steers averaging $50 pouI-s, brought 10
Hogs sod NJ 300 T. u IS The hes, one were
higher, IN. common los were lover Receipts
were much larger tnau n nal.
sheen have declined . T. so thus far III s
week, common 10 choice ling n, OTTO IS
while Texans bring 2.io. The Ieee pts are re-
m rkably large.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BEEVFS-Cosn Dseves, none, fair 10 GOOD
grass beovcs. 34G3hc per pound: mecium grass
CoWf-BarrcE ,nwa. D Ooa27 80: Mich cows
North Texan grades u t0G60 90; ommon to
fair IS on 20 20. Stock Cattle aroud. ibO092O 90.
BULLS AND STaGS- dor sausage manu-
i0cdlC w twO.yoar-olds - HlS.
SHEKr--GoOl mutton, 9A3Hc per pounc;
medium mutton, 2tlGt2Ic yer pouDdi siocl
sheen. 2J0eag %.
GOA1S-2 nS12 IS per head.
HOGs--Coru FED, i.dbc; medium, 4f4hc;
stock acgb. fA.c stnck"rF AMI feeders stasao.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-03
PERSONAL.
"WEAK AND UNDEVELOPED

PART 4 the Human Bldy Enlarged Devei.
o,,ed aud Strength ned Etc, L. AZ interesting
adv rtsrnent long run IN our paper. In rep
10 iuouiries we W II 'ay that there Is no evi
dencc OF hnmb g about this. On the contrary
the advertisers are very highly lndorsed. IN
inf, All psrriau'ars by ad lressing Erie Medic ~
Co, p .. BOX 613. BnGAlo, MY Toledo Even
Inc Nc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-03
GROCERIES.

A heavy grocery dealer e Chicago remarked
on the 3isi uit that he hid 40 more goods
this monih han h. suy previous Jsuuary since
he haf been In trade The great We tern -iatss
anf ierritori have greatly iBcress q In popr-
laiion within the past wv I've months thr ugh
immieration ani natural growth, and IS there
are a good aany m ,re mouths 10 be fed than
ever before sales % su ar, syfups. mplasses
G ceas teas aud other commodities are nat
uraily larger.
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FRUITS, NUTS, UTTER, EGCs, POuL
try, LAME, ETC.

The wholesale produce r. de of the fiiy was
fair y active Yesterday, gs The wa. hr' % O, ulli
and retishub goods could be htidlcd with
perfect safety though ior The SAM casou tuero
was a weaker feeling In to M tkot io- eggs
Or stcd POULTRY, Hud game. ni pottoe', b'Fnt
GREEN fruits, ana NGgetat les The unUiinss re-
venCrAy Infrcr than the demand, bnsin'ss
VS. epOrtci quite slow by deal, T. IN dairy pro.
duct, ocRl operators being about the ,nlf
buyers For rcalll Chlitc u ilue makes ~ bot
ter aud cheese fully ormer ri cs wcr obi ~
able, hut low grades and nal common To only
far Qu litcs were under ncglc Z,
Fruits nUi uu'sR muYing oil moderately
well al our recently revised prizes,
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QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

i4c: choice iiH615c; Lagugra, i5c; lava zoe.
TEAS Imperial. f5a55c; Young Tyson. sVe
o. Oolong s5igC0c, japan. 6Od6ic.
xrnuulafed. CSC. standard AL o., Louis
ana white clarified. skc. yellow clarified SIZE
.hoire Louissna, &c.
NOLAssLs-LOuisians choice 6ocs prime Sc
ar % good, 4ns= corn syrup CSC. sugar
syrup. oiN69c. rebOiled. fsds2c
BAGGfNG-Pure Jute ~ ss lHxc per
ard: y MS. l0sc Ttes 1.'5ptr bundle.
sALT-In barrels. 2 10. Hverposi In sacks
7sG1 IS
CRACKERs-eoda X, exc Xxx exc xxx.
G cream. qc ginger susps, g.
SOAP-Olive - per boz; o.ue India r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-03
QUOTATIONS. TO-UAl,

CNflN APPLIES On0 D " DOR utffri'
HuTS-Almpuis, pc por pound; btaai, lbW
iGc; en- "a, 4. e.; Naples wnlruts, iic per pound
cnestnuts Imported hose GA tho MARKET pea
nuts, Teunossec red, lJeiici choice whito'i2kG
cDgOaluis, so ..at 90
CALL dRNI. PEARs-S 1895 % per Sox
ORANGES--l ouisianh pNr lHucl, ~ GOA
10 no; noi box, %; Vaono.nc. Per case OF a.,
O0nlO un.
LEMoNs-e.c'v, 20 ror boE; MElegs
DATF i--Il firils, l0Aleo.
BANANAS ODa4 % per bunch.
CRAP --- Malaga, @ GOO SO hair hargCL
SWEET ~ fATOtS--On tho E.Ccts, rOo,
75c prr bushn. yellow, I or
ONIONs-NVW. 3 o. per barrel.
pDTl TpEs = .F .r!, lU.,
OABl AGE-Ncw,22j ~ 5O.or dozen, or 30
cKIG MS wequoto II COOS 60 pea dozen;
turt urg
EGCt. 3cc nor dozen.
bU1lER Choice western, $685.; c5lE.nE
lt6fisn s......s.. - 30.
SAUER RRAUr--Earolf, II 90 hall barrels
go
RAIslN 7--Lnndon LAYER. now per boS Oh;
layer. Ci'. IS.
Dried PEACHEs-uapoclgd, &c; peeled, i2c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-04-24

Arrangements have been complied for the
accommodation of those attending the Ma
tional Republican Convention at Chicago,
June Sd, from Maine as follows: A special
train will leave Boston at P. NJ, Friday,
May 30th, via Boston & Albany, New York
Central & Hudson River and Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Railroads. The party
will breakfast at Syracuse, N. Y. have four
hours for dinner at Niagara Falls, take tea at
Buffalo and arrive in Chicago Sunday morn
ing, June lst. A special train will be run
from Portland over the Eastern Railroad, con-
Meeting at Boston with the special for Chicago,
Half rates from all stations on the Maine
Central. Eastern and railroads west of Bos-
ton. Pullman sleeping car service and hotel
accommodations at Chicago can be secured at
reduced rates on application to Col. H. NJ.
Sprague, Augusta. Secretary of the Repub-
lican State Committee.