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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

Denver has stuck another bonanza,
900 feet under ground. It does not
create as much excitement as the
Pisgah Mountain fraud, but the sick
ly citizens of the foothills stand a
show Of being benefited. It has
been shown dy analysis that the wa
ter from the 900-foot vein of the ar
tesian well, to which the County
Commissioners are sinking in the
court house yard, possesses the same
properties as those of the now
famous Spa water in Germany. Il
lis impregnated with carbonate Of
acid. 1t is free from all organic i'm.
purities, and contains, further, many
of the most famous qualities of cur.
alive waters. The water flows at the
rate of 2,l00 gallons per diem, but
it's pressure shows that it can be raised
in a pipe to height of 120 feet above
the surface. The main flow
yields 5000 gallons per diem, and
can be raised seventy-one feet above
the surface of the earth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07
Industrial ana BUSINESS.

Of 7O4 iron furnaces in the coun-
try, 469 are idle.
Philadelphia manufactures $22.-
100000 worth Of carpets year.
Sheep are reported to be selling
for seventy-fve cents head in Ly.
me, N. Ell.
It IS asserted that about third OF
the banking done in the world Is
done in the British empire.
Statistics show that 81 day is the
average wages earned By the work
ing people of the United States.
American manufacturers recently
sold steel rails in Canada and Cuba.
Undertaking English makers.
Five millions Of dollars of English
capital has been invested in Montana
stock ranches during the current
year.
South Carolina tea, cured in fruit
evaporator has been pronounced by
experts to be equal to imported teas.
The prospects are that there Will
be a large expectation of apples from
the East to England the coming win.
ter
Use of telephone is rapidly in
creasing in French towns.
The United States, it is estimated
sends out of the country annually
over s100,0u0,OOo for sugar from for
eign countries, principally Cuba.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

Russia has project in view for
turning the Oxus river from the Aral
to the Caspian Sea, which is rapidly
drying up. This would be only a
reviving of an old state of things, for
ancient records show that from the
fourteenth to the sixteenth centuries
this river, or branch of it, flowed in
to the Caspian.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

THE ARcHAMBAuLT boys, who are
cutting saw logs for Roasi & Co, have
completed their house and barn at
Rye Flat, on Payette, five miles north
of Banner, and have the barn well
filed with hay and grain and have
all their supplies for the winter laid
in. Nine men will be employed
there all winter getting out saw logs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

We received a good many dispatch
es during the day yesterday and last
from New York says the State will
give Blaine 10000 majority, and the
indications are that every Northern
State will score Republican victory.
The doubtful States are very close.
West Virginia is in doubt, but all the
other Southern States will go Demo-
cratic unless it be Florida. Estates
man.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07
Gro. B. BALDWIN.

STEVE PIERCE arrived here
Wednesday from Payette, near the
mouth of Squaw creek. Mr.. Pierce
informs us that he has lost nine hors-
es the past few months. They died
with disease of the liver that proves
fatal in almost every case. Thirty
seven of Cal Baird's horses have
died with this disease this season, and
other stock raisers on Squaw creek
are also losers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

ELECTION returns in Ada county
re not complete. But enough is
known to say that Jos. Wilson, Re-
publican candidate for Sheriff, is
ffleeted over ORIG Cole, Democratic
candidate. W. G. johnson, Dem,
pd D. Heron, Rep, candidates for
assessor, are in doubt. Chas. j. Pc
Erson, Dem, is probably elected
auditor and Recorder over Chas. S.
Fooonnell. John M. Lamb, DEM,
elected District Attorney over Free
lOnt Wood, Rep. Geo. Pettengiil,
Up, is elected to the Council over
r. T. A. Stevenson, Dem. Thos.
0alloway, Rep, Joint Council
an with Washington county, will
to Washington county with a
'o'he majority, probably 100,
= VIII probably be elected over t.
oahalan, Dem. Goodwin and
ucn' hep, are probably elected to
house, and one if not two of the
paollean County Commissioners
J" oe elected. Statesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07
Report of School Week ending Octo-
Der 81.

Mary Kennaly, so; Annie Magee,
100; Gertie Noble, 9s; Ella Magee,
95; Victoria Sullivan, so; Carrie
Bradford, 80: Julia Foster, 95; Rosa
Foster, so: Pauline Davis, 90; Lizzie
Magee, so; Eddie Foster, so; Cora
Morreh, 60; Charlie Magee, 60.
OLIVE M CAPwELL.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07
A CARD.

Whereas Jim Freaner has publicly
stated that in the late campaign I
had used words derogatory of the
character and reputation of John
Garrecht, candidate for Treasurer, in
this public manner | denounce, as a
liar, Freaner or any other man who
says | ever uttered any unkind word
of John Garrecht.
o. ID ID
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

CRAIG BAIRD brought in the re-
turns from Upper Squaw Creek. He
left there at 4 a. NJ. and arrived here
at II o'clock that morning. Dis
lance sixty. three miles. Time, sew
en- hours.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07
,|pppa~up Of IaraI~itiss.

TUE majorities Of the successful
.nl;dates in this county, as near as
F., be obtained is as follows, the first
[aant;oned for each Office being on
Lhe Democratic ticket: John HALEY,
kor Congress, is about AZ ahead of
|S,ngiser, with Quartzburg, q small
,recinct, to hear from. This precinct
has probably given HALEY few ma
sor;ty Ben. Wilson, for the Coun-
Iii. 81 ahead Of r. H. Robb; for Joint
Councilman, E. A. Wall, of Alturas
county, received only 7 votes. Brear-
|1ev Republican, gets between three
Ind four hundred majority, SO good
MANY did not vote for either candid
ate For the Assembly, NJ. G. Luney
4 elected, and G. B. Baldwin, Re-
publican. For County Attorney, Fl.
IN. Dunton leads G. S. Kingsley by
l2S. For Probate Judge, T. S. Hart
las a majority of ~ over NJ. B.
Moore. For Sheriff, John German is
b ahead of Dryde McClintock. For
Auditor and Recorder, Tim Carroll
h75 ahead of James Mcintyre. For
Treasurer, John Garrecht gets ma
ority OF 60 For Assessor and Tax
Collector, Ben. I. Davis is elected by
l2. For County Commissioners, O.
4. Duquette and S. A. Clarkson,
Democrats, are elected, and either G.
+. Stone or Warren Taylor, very
probably the former, as we figure him
blight votes ahead with two precincts
10 hear from. Jas. r. Pile is county
Surveyor by 40. The returns, 1--WE
Don't mean the official returns) were
bot correctly made out for two OF
three precincts, SO we cannot get the
correct vote for County Commission
prs and for the Assembly. In the
Feturns from these precincts the tota
vote was gwen, and then the vote re
esived by each Democrat, SO fo
County Commissioners, there being
Ilx candidates, and for the Assembly
being four candidates, we can do M
more than guess at the vote received
BY each Republican candidate, but i
given up that two Democrats ar,
defeated -Coughanour for the As
lembly and Daily for Commissioners
he Democrats made almost clear
weep. As soon as the official coun
made the vote each candidate re
elved in each precinct will be pub
ished.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07
N6arried.

At the Central Hotel Boise City. Nov.
Z, 1854, by Rev. G. w. Grannis, John
heane, OF this place, and Naomi Thall, of
New = rk, sister of Mrs. J. B. Emery. of
this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Keane arrived here on
last Monday evening.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

H. w. DuNroN, County Attorney
elect of this county, went down to
Boise City yesterday to be gone a
short time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

Snow record kept for 20 years, At
Plaeeryiile, Boise county, Idaho,
from 1s645 up to April SO, 1884, BY
VIM, Al. Hutchinson:
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

ED. DooLEY, Jr., of Garden Val
lev, returned Wednesday from Ore
gon where he has been for several
months.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

Hon. r. H. RoBB, of the Bend, ar
rived here yesterday with load of
apples. They lasted quick.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

At the New Orleans Worlds Fair
next winter Mexico will exhibit a gar
den of tropical plants covering 220,-
900 square feet.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

Full returns from New York City
show Cleveland majority of 43,083.
The indications are that North Car
DINA has gone Democratic by $4,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07
NJ. and Mrs. Alex. Crawford r.
turEed the other day from Boise CITY.

7O6 precincts in Illinois including
le4 in Chicago show net Dem. gain
Of 10,O1s.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

THE stage company has put two
new coaches on the Boise and Idaho
line.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

Hos. BES WIlLsos, George Ander-
So: and Harry Ashforth came over
from Pioneer yesterday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

A PORTLAND paper says Messrs.
johnson and Brown, who have been
in Occur d'Alene, report very rich
strikes having been made in the old
wash gravel about fifteen miles from
Eagle City, out of which tensto fiji
teen cents per pan is being taken
from the grass roots down. From 81
to Sc per pan is beng taken out on
the bedrock, in number of instan-
ces. The production in September
was about 100000 in dust and mug
gets, and more money is being taken
outthan in any other camp discov-
cred on the Pacific coast since 1o49,
lin proportion to the number of men
Hon. 10. Cave who is now in Boise
CITY, sends US the following dispatch
es:
Latest reports from New York
show that Blaine has overcome the
Democratic majority in New York
City and Brooklyn and has PAP Rep
districts yet to here from. Indiana has
in all probability gone for Blaine
Cleveland carries New Jersey and
Connecticut, Virginia and West Vir,
ginia. Oregon, California and Neva-
da are solid for Blaine-Kansas goes
for Blaine by $4,000. Dem. make
gains in Michigan, Wisconsin, ane
illinois but not enough to carry eth
er of those states. Blaine cannot
carry New York by more than 5000
Heavy Rep. gains are reported IN
Ohio over the October.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

~. Gibson says s'the Boise County
Repubs. lost the day but haven't lost
their grip will come up smiling two
years hence.n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

f.: 'AhrrsVILI.E, in Ada county, gives
n user o4 and HALEY 3S, and Cald-
gives olngiser II and Haley 9S
'-oingiser, "a; Haley 81.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

Thirst and starvation have caused
the recent death Of two thousand
head of cattle in one drove at Goa
hula, Mexico.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

It is estimated that the average
cost to the people is FIVE thousand
dollars for each bill passed BY Con-
gress.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

ELECTION day passed off very qui-
city at this place-no fights nor loud
talk, but in the evening after the polls
closed the great majority of the vo-
tiers began to pour in the noisy liquid
and kept it up all night. Before day
light the returns were in from most
of the precincts not complete, but
sufficient to scatter all clouds of doubt
in the average Democratic mind that
the ''rooster ticket" had won. The
crack of an anvil and loud hurrahs
were kept up till late hour, and sold
Morpheus" had no chance to get in
his work on those who had retired.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

four precincts in Oneida county
as follows; Camas-Hailey, 124,
[s'ss'' 70. Blackfoot-Singiser 62;
|leN "a. Oxford HALEY, s3:
sser' Ia. Eagle Rook--out of a
u 49, Singiser has a majority
80. The four precincts give Sing
10 majority. Statesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-11-07

In his annual official report Cover
nor Bum says concerning Idaho: The
funded debt Of the Territory has
been practically wiped out. The
population is stated to be $4,000,
which should entitle the Territory, in
the Governors opinion, to be admit
ted into the Union as State. The
value Of the assessed property in the
Territory has increased so per cent
over last year, and is now placed at
s9,3S0,000. The export of minerals
for the fiscal year was 100000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-12

II Is said 1.x seed yields per acre equal 10
wheat. 1t ~ ce rs auuple wheat AID II IS not
futject T. such breaks
AZ Hidddm'risier he carpet-wcavess' strike
aga INST female tbcr continues without any
a gns Of tean nation, and general strike Is I'M
The Cleveland Iron Trade Rsyi prints in
Il d tie pat,r " Charles Latlmer, chisf en-
gineer OF The New York. Pc aIl,ylyania y OHIO
ra'lfo d, 4. which that gentleman prfnics the
carly adj ,plion OF aluminium" for roll and bridge
consiru ton. In abundance alun,iuuin u keo'
Cnd lis UGnuihciuie btl e Ios.tDle whert yer
CLAY Is found. IL l.B taken thirty years 70 re-
duce the cost Of Production from so u cents
DOT pound
The new process Of oGlcining on'y takes one:
twenty fourth Cf q c time touAuniCd b. the old
method OF precipi alton and James Webster. thc
Enr lish discovcrcr VI the new process hos b en-
producing aiuoinum Ia some quantity Tor over
Samuel W. Baker. The Afiicsn explorer. Il
uuoted as sayil.f that Camcls VIII cross desefl
with load q 40l pounds NJ the raie ot thirty
miles a day " HE hnfu,ng heat OF summer hno
require wat Z uuly every tkitd or fourth day
In the cool, ~ D ltasthe animal viii work sescf
or eight days sl huut wntr ana II giaz'ug o,
green foliarr without labor, will tnlv drlnl
Oncs In fortnight
House hui Dug gains from 3 to per ceu'
"a IN year IA Phi sdslphia upon the number
before exsi0g an average ot 1860 new prlcl
dwell * belig annually erected, exclusive u
additions aud rep airs.
c,rn.er'eit sli- a,or skins are ma le from cal
md other skins by inprts ing the curious max
ing- by cans o. n Die, snd applying suitable
Mr. Lsmmot Dupont OF Wilmington Del, wht
was killed week ago at TLompson's POint by
powder mill explosion, WAS worth somewhet,
near f1aOtOOe0 fe had coutro ling intcrcs
In the manufacture OF ucslly all the high OK
-,Fnr -rr .hat NJ. fr made N fhr United States
and Canada east OF tn Rocky Mouatsins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-12

The Age Of Steel publishes full particulars
rospr cting the forme ion OF q company ID con-
t'ol tho manufacture OF baroed fence wira In the
United 81 ties. The combination embrace
II arlv ell the large bHrbed wire manufa turers
IN the country. and was Incorporated uuder the
law Of llinois last D.cember. with Il capital
stock of 81 O)1,C0J divided into 20 0O0 shares.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
AXES-Co!lins, per dozen, or Gold Dollar,
per dosens 90 Diamond Edge. por dozen, o.
ssasiLLLEfs AND LIps-iHc per pound; susa,
sCALEs-Fairbanks. discount rs per cent
Howe, discount q percent.
TIN PLATE-L o. l0xl4 per COX. g. 90; /. O.
lsx2o, per boz, s 90 Terne, 1zx2o, per box, 7 30;
rerne, 20x2s per box, "a 90.
TINwA Ris--pieccd. discount 80 per cont;
stlmped, discount 5opsr cont
dO1DEB--No /, l6o No. IL and Ia, 1870 por
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs--No 1, 1 % per dozen
HAMEs-two loop, 20 per po=on; three loop
TkCEs-,In boxes, 100 pspors, 80 per box.
GRUB HoEs-Per dozen, 90 railroad picks
NATTOCRs-Pe dozen, Q 80.
RUBBER BELTING--Disoount so per cent.
sHIovvELs AND pApEs-Rowiand's, die.
count ~ per cent: An,es' list steal goods, dis
HEAVY HHRDwXRE--shaits finished, . 90
buggy, 3 Is; express, 3 50, wagcn tongues
= 99 90 h pSes sH' spd e Xxx 52s sece
xxx, 50. Sawed felloes, ~, / 10; q . 90.
Bowden shoes, 6 IN Northwestern horse nails,
No &C oaj 7s2h; g, 5 0O, Bar iron, &c rate.
plow ste, 10 spring steel, 30; cast steel, lSo.
BUGGlE4--c3sade y. and spring top 90 COG
100 co; do open, 70 0Oees0 90; do side spring
sop, 100 o. aigi o. do side bar, 100 0odcI3O co. 30
40 0ofg2 u; 20 9hatons, 80 00fsc00 u. bump
seat bugsies, 1T6 0o'o2Jo CO. platform sprlngs,
TO COOLED 0d three spring Wagons, 90 0gfaii6
WiaE-smoo,h wire No. 9, SO Nos 10 and
naripd 7c
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-12
DRY GOODS.
as54ArroSe TO-DAY,

A.iGATinkt IC-NtNs
PgIHTa--R fpefn sns, az; Lei.,S Ei1upDsie,. *
Harmony 81 1ooh@co, 81: IeEslmaa Z; oTeon
wioh, s. Allan. So Albion aolii 6Sli foa gcoy
solid. on ees5niS black. 81, Mnaeon elaes
~ snr S y ss S 'S STns sas p ule
g, Arnud G; oil RED, 9; oil blue and groom, II.
MFGvY BROWN Notwithstanding A..
OK; ,pfisn Heet,7, 5wif, Greek, "a, TX Ens
Oeyoy, 81 81; gisadele, 81, SIX: Nas,heL, ~
s. CheYeer Oak, 80 e. Lake uoor1e, A. 6-
ifest Western, ~, =; lnternedcnel, - tN
Atlantic AK; Bennington7x; NaoheS' N.ah'
FINE BROWN DoaEsTICs-Lako George
Sd; HeIVesI7b.; porabontas. "a Greet Falln.
Peerless So 3; Plum Ialsnd. Atlantic TX
Greenhs,cr' ~; Ansndalo, 7ki Dwight 7ki No
BLSScRED DoMEsTICe--5o social. .; sunny
side, IN; Ho.rnasYulc. ~; ForcSt sia bonanza
y. G; ApbnIn, SS; l.cnsdaie, So; Lonaoaje, can
efio i2't; Wsinsu'ta II. New Yere Oils, u
Diamond Hi. asnirtio. & knights, eambric
| Q. Hero, ~ o aero K, S Ballafdvsle, Y Can
hridFo. u, b peoslnss, x, bH; Fruit q the Loom
| *: Gem OF too Spindle. s, BArkor,S<: Glen, ~
DUogs--Arl,.riFHt rs; Et,rics Sos, iOa
| g.sfk dos i2. atEre, LOOK, 10 savage, Sos VI
BGmpden. bro IN and drEo, 90. TO- Ham pdci
xX. do, II; Bos.on, i0-os, Blown and irao 10y
NonlRlk Al iiioh. -; Ma. 4 - inca, AK. az
! s. 80 iBtb.. as; Gold MEDIA Bluo. l2%; Lior
J-0uN 90. at.so, "a. eAAsios s.epoA' Ia e>s
aga sTipe1, LA.
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Hoiywcod, plaid, ~ Standard z, ek Fssion |
~; Omega l4N' Continental Fancy, ~ Stan
dRrd Fai'cy, on; Harrisburg, iS
BICBoRY-Rook Riycri 6-s; Blue ans DfoMn
~ Ind!s. i0hc; ArliNptcn, ssu Thcrndif'
IL @; u ,rli ~ II; American, "a; Lowell City, *
PLAID oSNABURGs-Oelte, 7s; kccnom,
asS' Ottawa, Sk michigan TX; eere. 7lS' Woof
la"n,7k: Ostsyns.sH. Arlington y august'
TX Louigiana 80.
JEANS -Roxborouyh, IL. Pacific. R. r., % y
Beaver Valley. 25: Toxic. 121s; Humboldt, 80
Peoples, 2dk; Louisville, Ssh Kentucky, SIX
uniied Atatos, sOb Gold Mode. :.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-12
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
ct. LOUIS MARKET.

1T. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. Louis, Apnl ll.-Thors are 10 pro =
luce or cotton reports TODAY owing - the
exchanges heing closed for Good Ffiday.
CAtil. Receipts 100; active and strorei
generally hishers withis the range, Exporl
steers. 40 % 10 80 70; good 10 choice, 1910
90 80 70 common 10 medium, 1000 10
"a, 20; feeders, -. 70 Ia So IS; corn fed Tex
ans, IS - to 80 70. Hoas-Receipis, S5 };
active and higher; light, IS 30 to 80 -;
packing, IS rs TO 50; heavy, 80 TO $50.
Sheer Receipts 900; active and nfm;
inferior 10 fair, $3.50 to si.25; medium 10
good, 81 90 to 50 25. choice to fancy, $3.50
TO ! o 10; Tsysns, 80 to 50.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS City, Ami ll.-Cettle--lle-
ceip's, 100; market firm an notive; native
steers, uiO 20 1853 pounds average, 50 30
TO So sioch.rs aud feeders, SAD 10 So.
cows, $500 TO "a 40. Hogs-Receip,s, $500;
market iirmrr aud higher; lots OF 1874 to 2i0
pounds average. 50 50 to SO 25, m ainly 50 90
20 &6.l0. Sheen Receipts, sol; market
quiet; natives. 20 pounds average, So 10.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CmctGo, April H. Hogs-- Receipts,
800, strong aud active. 10 higher; rough
packing, So 70 20 so; hacking and shipping,
SO 10 so 80, lght, So 40 To SO 10. Cattie
-Reoeip'e 700; btisk and firm; export
50 80 TO 50 So good 10 choice shipping. SO
10 40 20; common 20 medium. 80 40 70
80 30. Sneep-Rectlpis, 1000; low and dull
inferior 10 iair, 1915 to "a %; medium o.
GOOD. 50 50 10 &c. choice TO extra, 50 90
to SO 80.
NEW YORK MARKsr.
Nav YohE, april li.-Bsev % - Rareiota,
. COO including 90 tor export. Toe mar.
kst opened With gonG demand and closed
eui and trihs lower for CON-
mou 10 medium: ex'rames-Steers. So
Ia S7tO: bulls, 30 to So 81:
general sales Of Steers, $3.50 to 7 25. Be.
5 des forty carloads Of export steers re-
c.iyed direct from the west,
ten carloads we're purchased IN thu
yBrdg for shipments 10 London nfigo,
at 81 TO $40. Bheep--Rsosipis. Geo,
slow: trade tending downward; sheep sold
a. So to 81; an unshorn carload OF good
Clipped at 80 GO to 1915, yearling lamba,
1913 10 30 60.
Little Joker" is tae best smoking to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-12

Water Brown & Cos wool circular for tas
current month sB.s y I xss woods the lransac'
lions have beer small aud tho Stocks also ara
light. The trade ! beginning ~ express al
interest In The new snrhg clip and from the &c.
ports we have re clyec from I xas, the wool
pfcmises To b. Ia goo condition. m0kiug at
trat dive stock for hose tho have bsen Gu
toned 10 working them. In the G ut'rl cOuntit s
there Is n m ked i'm pro-. EN- int IN Texas woods
and they are annuaiy taking more prominent
place In the wants of manufacturers rs subsii'
iuie for o. 10 lng 1eeces. This year is not
likely 10 b. an cx option and II tho woods con
slrln tho f.voIab'e reports received es 10 their
condition, Strength aad staple they will meet
with litefal tale 10 TO best class OF consumers.
tuCsA hone 1o-DAN,
NOOI.--Hcrirsr nee ~ burrs, uc.Sc, Hox-
ipau Improved itrl7w oonree, ieihlsc; coarse
medium, l5s9i9c. medium, 1000; iliic meoiupi,
20G22c nDu wool according 10 dirt sn1 con.
diticn II 2ss- bury, 1880 per pound lotE
hliI1r Prime plump flint. 20 lbs and M, lie
Der n: seconds, dump fnls, ~ lbs ala W. lfc
per 10, prime tight and Alps. lie per N; cul.s
bulls and aa,s. 0 9c per 10: dry sailed, sallHc,
afsrrfing I. cor dition: ETeen sailed, Z &C.
PELTRIE3-Deor skins. 2oss22c; antelope 100
l1G seal sk.ns lsc.z0 theop pelts, az per WOOL
q ff1<Nr sh.4rlingA. lts3l5o.
TALLOW-prine tallcw, Co ia.icu gre9so. ga
6kc srcise yeilov, 70 brown, tesboL
BkFsE a -prfina veiiov. ,,c: dsrk s1d sdn
onnhoa lE820c.