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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-24
a!ally areaa ana dlahptaian
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FRIDAY EVE, OCT "a, 1894.
Ra1.nOaD TIuU T,u,.


~"'e"so, milwaukee d St. Paul Ropd,- T,nins
:, 'eAve and arrive as follows:
negniar passenger leaves Ysnkton for tho
o"% "aI ~ w u. ~: each day, Sundays cxcepted
ana arrives ut YanktOn at il6 D. m. each ii, y
sundays excepted N"''
ln, Alcckiug at a:iS Is. M. V.rmiI;nu ~, Do. 1,
!" % n, pur t,tnk r,,ank ats:ls IN, Elk Point ut $40
a. m m'' oeu euerhoa ut iUU n. m, McCoOk ut iOI7
g. HI. H. rnu Slous Cily at lOA0a. m.
Mr, Tr Inc west, Sundays executed, at I4U D. m >,
lGCook lMcCook AT 2:vS y M, jefferson Ut 2:I5 n. m
TTak r3iht ut 2:37 y. m., Bu bank at 2hs D, u.'
veimliiion ~ a:ld p. m, Mcckling at 1888 D. M
4:l5p. IN. az A"NA'on at
, Ihe vest bound train leaves Ynnkton Mon.
Gmays. Wcunesdays and Fridays ut 4;25 %, m:
W; Utca At 40 p N; Lestervifie at 5:25 .. m. !;
arrives Mt Scotland atB:lU D. IN,
Inc train from the west leaves Scotland Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays atB 10 p. m. Les.
IerVille At 7:35 p. M; Utica ut E:C5 n, M and
reaches Yankton at 1895 .. m.
aahkton P"stofiicc Hours and Regulations,
The postoitice is opened each day (Sundays
cxceptedl at Z 80 u. IN.
M The delivery windows close ut $50 p. m.
=, The front door Of the office is kept open for
the accommodation of owners of lock boxes
until 3l5 y. M.
The money order, postal note and registry de-
~. W IS requested that outgoing registered
mstter matt be presented as carly as $50 p. M.
On Sundays the Office and delivery windows
are Kept open from 1920 to II ~ q. IN.
Malls going east via O., NJ. l. st. p. r. r.,
close at 7:25h. M, Sundays excepted.
0btage mails close ut 500 y. m, except the
Scotland sS and st. Helena mails which close at
The eastern mail, via the O., M. d st. p. H. r.,
~ -''' p M ana w 5. p pB6wEs.p III M,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-24
L0caA oHsEHrATIoNs.

DAKOTA REPOKTs-volumns and q
Price $500 each. Address. Bowen a. KINGS
BURY, Yankton, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-24

RULES OF PRACrICE-Second Judicial
District. for sale at this office. Price 25 cents
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-24

MARRIED.
STERN.--FROvDIUA 81 1854, by
George W. Roberts, j p. Simon Stern and
Elise Frovdiuau, all of Yankton county.
HARNISCH----CARTER Also, Hermann
Harnisch, of Hutchinson county, aud Bergeta
Carter of Yankton county.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-24
Only Ten Per Cent.

Board by the day or week.
j. B. SHAW.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-24

Correspondents: Chemical National Bsnl.
New York. Commercial National Bank, CHI
cago, Illinois.
'H Europe. U-Collectioas receive prompt
attention.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-24

"a long telt want-a Fl st class restau.
rant, where first class meal can be had
at reasonable price, has been supplied
by MIR. j. B. Shaw who has fitted mp
rooms near Broaa"4s- ,on Third street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-24

| Cattle Waited.
want fifty head of .attle to feed and
shelter during the water. Have first
rate accommodsttiioosss>eidg guarantee good
care. JOHN J. fHoMepoN, Yanktop.
Farm and staoles, nine miles east of
Yaplton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-24

kOh SALE-One house and two lots on the
corner OF Sixth and Green streets. Fine
location. House, one story three rooms we'll,
woodshed and stable on the premises. Will be
sold al bargain apply to John LenQuast on
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-10-24

NO RENT-A house with six rooms, pantry,
= Closets, 50 barrel cistern full of Uttered
water, good cellar and stable, newly grained
and fitted up. On the railroad on douglas
Avenue. $iu.00 per month. h. T.. BUEL.
X oh RENT-Two rooms carpeted. Suitable
L for offices, over First National bank.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-19

In the course of an address re-
Gently delivered by President Eliot,
of Harvard University, he said,
speaking of the study Of languages:
1T is . waste for society, and an
outrage on the individual, to make
boy spend the years when he is
most teachable in discipline, the
erdsbf which he can never reach,
whensle might have spent them in
a different discipline, which would
have been rewarded by achieve
mnt.pAs We commend these re-
marks, from this high authority.
Coneeding all that may be justly
eisis3d for Latin and French, we
yet think that far too much atten-
ton ~ paid to these studies. To
tbsamAj6Fity Of pupils Latin and
French will never have any prac-
ticsl value, and the time spent in
acqotihg|a smattering of those
languages could be devoted to
other Studies with more practical
bdh@td the student.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-19
HARPER'S WEEKLY.

The Republicans of Ohio are boy
cotting Harper's Weekly, because
Of it's assaults upon Blaine, and We
hope the Republicans of California
will take similar action. Harper
Weekly hopes that it will be al
lowed to make war upon the nomi-
.snee of the Republicans. The buy
- ers of and subscribers to Harper
sxWeekly are all Republicans. Dem
gocrats do not buy illustrated papers
of grade higher than that Of the
Police Gazette. Shall Harper
Weekly draw its campaign funds
from the people it is trying to in
sjare? Shall we supply our enemy
With ammunition? Let Harper
sNeekly look to those whom it
nse~es for support, and let the Re-
bp9blicans leave it severely alone,
: and teach it a lesson. The gen
tlemen in whose hands Republican
interest on this coast rest, may do
good service by appointing COM
mittee to attend to Harper's Week
ly.-S. F. Post.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-19
Tine xosrn END.

The Bonanza firm has decided to
shut down the north-end mines ex-
cept the Mexican, and for some
time to come the north-end will be
prospected through the Mexican
shaft This move has puzzled the
stock dealers . good deal. There
are plenty Of men who have implic-
it faith in . north-end bonanza,
and think that this shutting down
Of the mines is simply plan to
send the stock down to nothing,
and take it in 1T ten and fifteen
cents . share. This is hardly prob
able, however, Is the insiders just
now have as much interest in max
ing q market as anybody.
As far as the Mexican shaft IL
concerned it is just IS good to dem
onstrate the theory Of paying ore at
great depth As any other shaft in
it's vicinity, and if the shutting
down Of Union and Sierra Nevada
will cut of the regularly recurring
assessments every sixty days, the
stockholders will welcome such
change. 1t will be q great relief
not to be called upon for some time
yet to help operations in the north
end. The change will keep the
holders of middle mine stocks. and
already Hale & Norcross has
strengthened. A good many peo-
pie will desert the north-end and
hasten to invest in the middle Sc
curities and some day when there
is a strike in the Mexican, at be-
tween three and four thousand feet
below the surface, the north-end
will bob up serenely and those
who have sold will regret it. Again
there are those who believe that
there will at no distant day be a
mining excitement on the West
side of Mount Davidson, which
will revive the old flush days of
the Lode. The country there is all
taken up with locations and the
prospects are to say the least very
promising.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-19

tWhethesa man lose his arm on
the 6aNtl& Held or on the hunting
field he is equally an object of SYM
pathnr .Ekese is a spirit of reck-
less bruts}itx, in attempting to make
sport Of A ,fellow-creature's misfor-
ttayss:e!N5e d 4 iany circumstances. 1t
was Shakespeare who wrote He
jeeta tatt<aesxs, that never felt
wdo6Hs1Ehttrprise.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
DRY GOODS.
A. TATIONS TODAY,

eCLTATIoNs TODAY.
PRlNTs-FreeInsns.4x Lodi, s; Gloucester, 51a
Harmony s; Cooheco, 5K; @eTrtmsn. s; Green
solid, 81 Peabody block, 81: simpson black
Sz; Simp mourning, 6h; Gloucester rnourn
.og, 6. ,.Bercan. 6: BARLEY PINK and purple,
h Apca & sRoTa Slys sad sIasn
:; lndlsa Eoad, 2; Swirl Creek. "a, 5K; Ktna,
Derby, 3D. 5;E; Glendale. s.A ~; Nstches, s.s;
aresi n Wes.srn, ~ .; internaiIsnai. - *.
Atle,tc AK: Bennington,7x; Matches, x. 81;
FIN FINE BROWN DoMEsT1cs-Laks George,
Peerless, 81 s; Plum Island, s: Atlantic. az
areenbrlez. TX; Allencale N; Dwight IN; Be-;
BIESCHED DoMEsTICs-soc,al, SIX: Sunny
e. q Auburn. az; Lcn1dale. 8x; Lonsdale cam.
brio, I2K WeInsi.ts. M New York mills, II *:
Diamond Hin. cambria, q Kntghts. cambrio
sridso. K. B Peerless, X 5S; Fru,; Of the Loom
sk; Gem Of the Spindle, 8; Barker,sk: Glen, TX
DUCKs-Arkwright 10; Etr1cA. sos l0,k;
stark. dos y; stark. io-o1 10; Savage. Sos ~;
Xxx. do. IA; Boston. lo-oH brown and drsb, 16h
Xontauk, 70 inch. 20 No g. 20 inch, ak; No
1 50 inoh.. SIX: Gold Medal Blue, lax: Lior
brown and drab. II; Chariot striped, l2x Saw.
TICRiNG-Imoateag AGA, L. Hamilton, IL
aolywcod, plaid, IA Standard z, OK; EaEton B
OK; Omega 16k Continental Fancy, 10, Stan.
lard Fancy, OK; Harrisburg, 18
HICKORY-Rock River 6.S Blue and Brown,
sc India 10xc Arlington. skG Thorndike
IA Q, Hamilton II; American. 10; Lowell City, on
PLAID OSNABURGS-Delts. 7k: Economy
sK; Ottswa sk: Michigan TX: Belle, 7k:wood
lswb.7E Oatawbask Arlington. g Augusta
4 Louisiana, X.
JEANs-Roxboroush, Is. Pacific, r. PIN
Beaver Valley. Is; Toxic. 12k; Humboldt IS;
Peoples, 2sk; Louisville, 3Sh: Kentucky, MK
United 6tstes a0k Gold Medsl. ~.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
PROVISIONS.

The western hog packing for the winter sea-
on was about $50 0 0 hogs short OF the number
packed in the corresponding SEASON year ago,
and there was large falling of In the weight
Of hogs The receipts continue light. and pack
ing opera ions in tho west have been much
smaller than year ago during the past week
The east is taking q good. share Of the hogs
that are sent tn Chicago, and packers are dojng
very II tie Bob hogs and product have de.
clined heavily within the past FORTNIGHT Tx.
ports Of provisions from this country continue
TO fall off largely compared with year az /,
ard are now about Is 0o0, 900 pounds behind last
years movement since November LIST On
January LIST there was an incres'e OF 1000, o0I
pounds so that since tina date. for two mon hs,
the decrease IN movement has been about AZ
900 900 pounds
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BACON Short clear sides. l2c; Long
DRY SALT = Short clear sides. Ike Long
clear. kSk less breakfast bacon. 14c,
HAMS-Canvassed and uncanvassed, 15o
LARD : Tierce. 11G half-barrel. nAc
So pound cans. lie; 20-pound cans, lilo
10 pound cans lixc s-pound cans. nXG s.
pound Dana liz
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
GROCERIES.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
COFFEE-Rlo lair. i?aiss; prime, lshG
TEAS Imperial, S@65c; Young Hyson. tOe
hlG. OOuug, i5t,dCoi Japan, 60eeSc.
SUGARS Powdered, lOso; crushed, iosc
grsnolS,,s,o, 9ss; s,and"Ti A !, esj Louis s.
MOL Assrs-loGis.ana choice. Coo: prime, 600
Fair 10 good, 4oc;, corn syrup s5e; sugar
BkGGlNG-Puro Jute. ~ lbs, loSc; per
yard; y. lbs, io.c. Ties i.Sper bundle.
RICE Wholesale, 6sslAo,
CRACRERs-soda,N X, exc ky 6SG xxx.
soAP-oiiye. Us per box; blue Indis \
pound bars, 9 b5 per box; s.pound bars, 90 por
box; l.pound bars, 81 per box,
CcAEnlLEsws'ar fun weight lsS; shori'i ~.
vC CaEss ~. Il, isG fah cream 100
ROPE iosc basis. Cotton rope, lsc
WILL BuCRRrs-t COCA Is per dozen.
sEAsgREGj; bashei ron bound, 80 Per
dozen: 2.hoop pals, 0oi S-hocp, S;
TuB5-s mes. 2 3. nest 25 No. !, 90
per dossn; No. 2, S 90; No. 200 per dozen
powDER-6 90 per keg OF Is pounds; i2h do,
drop, bag. oo@2 10; buoS, 2 1904 as.
PiCRLEs-Mediuin barrel 3 %; h.earrel
Bos,ep mixed H-barrel, 8 10. Chow-ohow -
parcel. s 90. 2-gallon pals ohow.chow. 90.
S.gallGn pals mixed plcfles, 90. Glass pints,
s.. Glass quarts, %; Glass H.sa,lon'0 oo'
COAL oII.-li0 degrees Are iost in barrels,
10, 10 test oil in cans. 90: $50 degrees hre
&AcREREL@No. barrels, 70 50, No. n.
barrels ! so 10. j E.bsrrels 80. Eo..2 X
barrels 7 on No, S-berrels. 2 90. NO. l kits.
J IS No . kits. o5. No. sklts. 90.
HOLLAND HERRING-lmrorled,l IS per kes.
CAEDY--StlEE, Ike o pound; fancy, l6G2eG
CIDER-Crab apple, acc: Missouri cider, 500
DER gallon. Vinegar, per gallon lS.20o.
sTARCH--PoEFl. AZ. Royal Glass, bx. Bon:
psciages. 8. S.popnd wood box glass, TX. .,
pound paper box glass, 6H
LYE-Coucentrated. 75@s 90.
JUGS-We quote: lie PEI gallon for glazed,
cpeG RS[ $aSn az 5 spouna
CALF CALiFotRNiA CANNED GooDs-Pcaches,
3 co. Aprcots, 2, SIS; blackberriss, 8 50; grapes,
pounds, 3 20 peas, * pounds, 2 o; plams, az
pounds, IS: tomatoes, 2S pounds Co. cur.
rants, az pounds, 2 10
SMOKING ToBACCo--Genulne Duke Of Dur.
ham, l-pOund packages, Ale; h-pound. f3c; ~
POUND, 4Sc; h-pound, ~. assorted cases, &c.
GENERAL GROCERIES-soda, Bicarb, Dc
per pound: Sal 5o's, ABA To 3 i-,H. per pound
s nBs Fs s o SegsT i p s To- s4 20
Ham LIS. sl.6O per doG Potted Ham, LIS "a. rs
per dor: 3srdInss, American; $50 per CASE; Sag
Zines. French. Sii.51 per case; anun. Getretrs
os., 81 50 Per case; enut. GGl2hs, o.
II 50 to ell.s5 pog ossa: snuH, Garrett o. G25
10 800 ger oasc, AnuS, Ralphs. Ia
o., O. 50 per grosI; 0liyes, At1ericsn, 9ts.
rs per dos, olive OF, pR, 77S pe' dog,
Sushroons, S2.75 yer dos; oondsnaed NIL,
Is.7s 10 81. 30 ger case, JsIy wine slaas pec per
ioE.; tuInhle7, sl.& per no=oi; crown, 92e5 pei
sosen Ii. Cant sieb por dozen; III. cans, q. e.
,er dozen; Extracts, lemon, $50 per dozen; Kx-
IBn. 20 6oa, per 10; Cream Tartar, Cc1rnesoiSI
'bo. Per h.; Blscsirs, (srnalD SEo pag IT,. Wsnk-
NJ (lnrgel $40. DsS dor
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.


AxEs-Collins, per dozen, 80 Gold Dollar,
per dozen 80; Diamond Edge, per dozen, go
DO, BILE Bit 80 90.
sKILLETs AND LIDs-4Nc per pound: sugar
kettles, 4kc per pound.
5CALES-Fairbanks, discount % per cent;
Howe discount Is per cent.
TIN PLATED o. lOx14. per box, co. !. 9.
lAx20 per box, s 90; Terne, 14x2O per box, so;
Terne 20x2S. per box, 10 90.
TINWARE-Pieced discount 80 per cent
stamped, discount 50per cent
sOtDER-No. 1, l5c; No. Ia and 1.2, 1Sc per
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs--No Ia 2bper dozen
HAMEs-two loop, rs per pozen; three soop
TACKs-In boxes, 100 papers, 2 80 per box.
GRUB H0ES-2er dozen, 8 OO; railroad picks
per dozen, 8 30
MATTOCKS-Per dozen, 0 so.
RUBBER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 per cent.
SHEET 4E Iao q B, &c; galvanized. discoun.
SHoVELs AND srADEs-Rowland's dis
count 40 per cent Ames' list steel goods, dis
count 40 and 10 per cent
HEAVY HARDWARE-shafts. finished, . 90
poles, ID 50. singletrees, wagons, select, rs.
OpSy 2S express; 80 Wage, tongues
Coupling poles 4 rs. spokes, Xxx, select 2 rs
Xxx, 80. Sawed felloes, ~, / rs; q 2 90.
Bowden shoes. M, Northwestern horse nails
No GO %; 7s26; 8, 90. Bar iron, 4c rate
plow s:e e yprng steel 90 cast steel ~ dsc Ga
100 90: do open 70 oc@so co. do side de- springs pr
top, 100 O 31S5 OF, do side bar, 100 OO@13O co. do
uhfptona .25 006AI50 90. A grade side spring
lao oOE2 co. do ph@tons, $50 O0ep200 0C bump
seat bugsies, 175 009250 90; platform springs
ITO ooai6 90; three spring wagons, 20 oo@ll6
Il, SIC; fapanued barbed wire 60; galvanized
barted &c.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired froM practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
m anent cure for consumption, bronchitis,
catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung
affections, ALEC positive and radical cur
for nervous debility and all nervous com
plants, after having tested it's wonderful
powers in thousands OF csses, has felt IL his
lows. Aciusted by this motive and desire
to relieve suffering humanity, / will send
free of charge, to all who desire it, this re-.
ceipt, in German, French or EDglish, with
full directions tor preparing and using.
Send by mail by addressing with STAMP
naming this paper, W. A. Noyes, lao
Powers Block. Rochester, N, Y.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
Establishing Confidence.

Establishing Confidence.
The steadily increasing mum Der OF those
who are using Compound Oxygen: the fav.
orable reports which are being received
daily, reaching to hundreds every month |;
The cures that are being made in desperate
cases, which ofen sesm little less than mir.
scles, and the number Of voluntary test;
moDials from persons Of high character and
intelligence which are constantly received,
all demonAtrate the fact that he Com
pound Oxygen Treatmentis what is claimed
ior it, viz: u new and higher develop.
ment of curative force, based on strictly
scientific and patholoeical principles. It is
becoming clearer to the public every day,
that its administrators are not holding
out tallscious hopes to the sick and suffer-
ing, but Offering an almost certain means
OF relief in any form OF disease which may
be arrested or cured through the establish
ment of a new life in the vital system,
Send to Drs. Starkey & Palen, Nos. 1109 and
I'LL Girard street, Philadelphia, for their
Treatise on Compound Oxygen, its Ma.
ture, Action and Results" ard learn all
about this new and extraordinary remedy.
The treatise will be sent free.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Owing to the rise in leather the offers Of LONG
lists Of summer orders at 81 crease of from the
last seasons prices have been declined. and the
buyers have been warned that the price o,
goods is likely to advance 2 per case.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY
Mems kip brogans, from 9591 rs.
Boys kip brogaus, from S0dD1 90.
Mems p. calf brogans, from COOL rs
Boys ?. calf bros ans, from 95@1 rs.
Mems kip 2-buckle plows, ! 0001 86.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows, S5@1 25.
Mems buff balls, congress and button, 1902 u.s.
Mems cali balls. cOngre and button, 2 60@4 50
Mems kip boots q O0a2S 80.
Men =. calf boots, "a e0dN45 GO.
Mems calf boots, rs 0Oa60 90.
Boys Kip boots, Is 00H1S 90.
Boys p boots 16 50@l24 90.
Boys cal cots, q SO q co.
W0men's o. Kip polkas, 759S7ho.
Miss CD kip polsas, 60D70c.
Child'sW kin polkas, all size, 45dD56o.
Child's kip polkas, al sizes. 65265c.
Womeus calf peg and SIS polish, 00G1 S.
Misses'calf pig and So polish. 9o9l 10.
women's buff sewed polish, 9911 Is.
Women calf sewed polish, 40@1 87H.
Womeu's rain sewed and polish. 9031 %
Women's kid sewed GOAL rs.
Women's goat sewed polish, 1 80 to l 70.
Women's grain sewed button i OF toll rs
Women kid sewed button, 90 20 800.
Womea'y Vost sewed button. 70 to2X
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
WOOL. HIDES AND PELrRlEs.


Bosson. March u-Hides - The market IL
slrouge aud higher the stock oI south Am-Ii,
ean IN Boston AID New York II o more than
1900 agsiust about 200 600 last year al this
time, sn1 The small quantity on the way Il
mostly sold TO arrive; MoIteviieo hide are held
a. 25 cents, "a ~ cents b. ing bid aud ., fused,
sal ~ ths psst few days have been; Cor oyt 10
srilye atgi &c ~ Rio Grande cows 10 arrive nj
cent, Stnta 70 tO arglvn a. "a l-2 ;cnih; entire
Rio at u 10 ceun; ontre RIO. ~ tley rup. AZ 70
cents these y los at-. all HIGHER Than pftyi.
ous!y obtained; the asking rice Tor African kips
Is 20 couts Leather There continues u DO an
scuye movement Ia roug.. leather. aud an adj
vance OF " ~ cents has reen ostahli. he'd
caliskins arc no moving quite freely At Is To
~ cents for thoiOs rough SKINS. s. Ia 20 cent, for
tannery finished aad 10 10 O. cents for rough
finished.
An exchange states tina, at the resent time
.hsrs Is , total Of nsssly n 900 sheep In The
CAM rnia heads all wi nearly eco, o U sheep
aud an annual vie d of 1000 W0 pounds ufwHol
ohio etlaes clui with s 600 900 eheep, but Jx-
ceefs Nj Ia wool pTodu' ton, aggregaIng over
25,0lo,nO0 pounds annually Ind'aDa, with l..
$4,000 sfeop rsises over 600 Ion pounds, Viii
Ken, cky, With over i,eU00M sheep. prOdu es
5000, 900 Rhode Island ant Delaware have the
10 esf figures the former i7,2li sheep aud g..
900 pounds OF WOO, the latter few thousand
more OF each, Massachusetts has about 20 O0O
sheep. and produces bat 3oo, 0Oi p uuds OF 700.
while Maine, Georgia, lowe. Kansas, North
Carroll o, T nnessCe. UlaD, Vtrmoat Virginia,
the neighborhood Of 500, 100 sheep. The states
and territories owni & 900 sheen and over
are Color ido. Illinois NJ s,ourl New York, Ore
goa, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Michigan
has about 800 0O1 sheep, with wool clip OF
1900 900 pounds, but this II exceeded by New
n xito aud Texas, who have neatly 100, OOy
each, with production for the atsl uamoi Of
so 600 pounds, and for the latter Of 1000, o0o
pounds, The otal wool product OF the United
ST. ties In round nubets ~ estim aset al 475 Co.
pounds.
sUoTATtoha TODAY.
W0oL--AeGioan, FREQ Of burrG n5pys0. heN
!og4 improved isrl7c; coarse, lGg.lot; ousIs.
medium. lSsf19ci medium, i9t- &c; hne moailH4
.0G22G mo wCol According ~ dirt E1o COn
Gition, iif??c; burr. sH9c per pound lehs
sccoIdlng TO hnrrs.
HIDES Prime plump flint, 20 lbs and up, Ice
per ID; seconds plump ilnts % lbs and no, l3c
or h. prime High! and Lips,. l3e per ID; culs
ulls and saes. 80 per ID; dry sailed, 9alltsC,
ccording to coIditIon: green sailed, 80.
PELTRIEs-Deer SKINS. .sta pr; ElloiOpv i3C1
l5c; zeal Gkins, ibSs2Sc; sheep p7if " yer So.0,
2ee55c: sh0urlngs, l0'3lSr.
rALLOW--PTime tsilc6, c.; tal0a grUses, 5c
$40; grease yellow 70 brown ..coC
BEES TAX-Frifre vrliuw. 30. oaTE ,.s1 LduJ
torsteu. tSEs2b,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
TRAD. ITEMS.


The capital at wsshio tor. since the begin.
ming has cost oSer II 10000 0 The subject
WAS inv siigat d by congress in 1876 The total
al thai time was cost of "a 1862 42S; since then
55OOOC0 has been ~ i'd out for public buildings
alone and the a.. GU s PAD OCT Tor WoTSs OF
tn total far abe sd of the amount above stated
For number Of Yeas 1t has cost more than
LOO 600 year TO pay the government expenses
or the district of Columbia, AID since 1862
In 1873 tie amount was more than 5000.
ss.oe,sos Will from 1928 70 1852 il was LEES
than i 700 0O a year Ii 1914 only $500 was
approx rated for he District OF Colum ria, and
Nwa' no. It 1887 lhet the yearly proportion
thou b net exact corrci. is approximately 80;
IT is les rather ih~n great than the actuai
cost, som. Of the minor expenses during the
last seven yesrs being mired: 4 he capitol has
cost vi. "a l2S, the D. tent ofce over tl3 000 90
:hs treasury tS.ns "a sss ns,, nss4g
1900, CO., the white honse, two parks and pub
h Rr unds about 50 10000
The expert. OF bresc stuffs from all the Allan
tic eno yu ports Of the United States for the
70 re Druary 20, .. ON p red with the preceding
week and slss With the corresponding week OF
1ast yesS, were as folews
Last epsrted ;.
weeks, Preceding Same week
whoa, o ee' % 81 81 "a 1is Ms. 7 ssal
Cotton, ba es. 80 7i,9lS 10O.23S 126,95s
The DR. drciion snthraci.e coal for the week
endine February % was $50 606 tons, sgsi,ht
~ s35 TONS the cor. espond'pg week last year,
January to d, T. I. g. 49, II IONS against 8, 49,
10 tons fr the ar % ding eriod last year.
= oocres<e o. "NNs