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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

The \. Y. independent of this week takes
strong ground against the election Of Blaine
and Logan. It says: "Blaine and Logan
are tit comrades. They were the two most
Objectionable candidates before the conven-
ton. We understand that alrBlaine's cam
paign will he conducted with all The yig0r
which shrewdness and money can command;
,haDt will be unsllrpassci! for lis noise, fire,
enthusiasm, professions and torchlights :;
that it will exhaust every device Of the
most accomplished traders and manipuia-
tors of votes; and yet we believe it, will fail.
The ticket may carry some Western States
by tremendous ma orities; but Il good dem
ocratic candidate will sweep New York by
lna GRITTY almost like that Of Cleveland two
years ago. and Massachusetts and Connect
cut and New Hampshire would follow Be
cause we stand for the principles and the
old genius of the republican party we
withhold our support from The Chicago
ticket
The New York BAPTIST Weekly for. the
present week says: 'Waiving, for the pres
ent, the discussion Of these questions, the
public record OF the Hon. James G.. Blaine
is such as does not commend him to our
Judgment rs q III man to hold the highest
place in The gift of our republic. C;rsar's
wife should be above suspicion, and II man
who aspires to the presidential chair should
be above the charges which dishonor the
official life of Mr. Blaine"
Hon. Carl Schurz arrived in st. Louis on
Monday He declined to be interviewed.
but authorized the announeemen that he
would not support Mr.. Blaine. The St.
Louis II'cTiirh FoSi, OF which Mr.. Schurz is
Il part owner, opposes Blaine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

The commissioners Of the sinking fund
have appropriated one hundred thousand
dollars out of the surplus of the treasury for
the month Of June for the purchase of three
per centum bonds Of the State rim all thc
mniurcd coupons attached thereto Proposals
must he in the hands of the commissioners
at or before 5 o'clock p. m on the 18th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11
WALKING; MATCH.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, June 1.-The journ-
alistic walking match here closed at lOlO
last night Clarence Ashmcad of the Flor
ida Di&paich was the winner. He made 81
miles in twelve hours There were seven
entries, and the lowest score was 30 21
miles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11
TIE MOON INHABITED.

Al The astro omical observatory Of Bcr
lin, says d translation from NYn irrSScn
Mixinntor, a discovery has lately been made
which, without doubt. will cause the great
est sensation, not only among the adopts
in science, l;l!t even among the most learned.
Professor Biendmann, III that city, has
found, heyond a dorht, that our old friend
the moon i, not 81 mere lantern which
kindly furnishes light for the loving youth
and gas companies of our planet. but the
abode of living, intelligent beings, for which
he is prepared 10 furnish proofs most con-
yincng.
This question has ayilatc1 humanity
from time immcmoriai, and has been the
object OF the greatest interest BIT the
opinions have always differed very widely,
aud no two minds held one and the same.
Already in ancient times the belief pre-
vailed that the moon WAS Inhabited with
some higher organized, intelligent beings,
somewhat resembling man, :,ad in order TO
communicate with them the earthly cnthu-
Siasls planted rows Of trees several miles III
length so ~ to form The figure of the py
thaeorean thenrem. The celebrated aStron-
omcr Schroeder, in the beginning Of the
present century, lauciet! thai he could detect
places on The surface al the moon which
periodically grew lighter and darker, and
from bis flct he derived the conclusion tl!at
the phenomenon WAS Il proof OF existing
vegetation. During The last few decades
how ever. the IDEA Of lie OH the inoon has
been held up 10 ridicuic, and totally scorn
Ell by men oil learning. bHt, nevertheless,
il has now been proved to he correct.
By accident DR.. Dlnndmann found that
the observations OF tbe tHoou gave but very
unsa tisfactory results owing 10 tho intensl-
tv ofthe lighb power OF the moons atmos-
phcrc, which is that strong that ii affects
the correctness Of the observations in II very
high degree. He then conceived the idea 10
make the Object glass Of the rcliactor less
sensitive 10 the rays Of light. and for that
purpose he dariI:uci il with The smoke OF
| camphor l. took months Of experimenting
before he succeeded in finding his right de-
gree OF obScuity Of tho glass, anu when final
~ found lie then, with the rcfractor took a
very accurate photo Of the moons surface.
This he placed in q sun microscope, which
gave the picture q diameter of fifty live and
halt feet.
The revelation was most startling. 1t
perfectly overturned oil hithcrto-cntcrtain-
ed ideas OF the moons surface. These level
plains which formerly were held TO he
oceans Of wafer proved to be verdant fields,
and what formerly were considered noun
tains turned out rs deserts of sand and
oceans OF water. Towns and habitations OF
all kinds were plainly disccrnible as we'll as
signs Of industry and traffic. The learned
professors study and observations Of old
Luna will be repeated every full moon when
the sky is clear, and we venture to predict
that the time is not far of when we shall
know more about the mann the moon than
rs being an agent iii English politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

The REPUBLICANS who are parts Of the
machine say that though their platform
straddles the tariff question, their party will
make protection the leading question of the
campaign, and force the fighting on that
line. The democrats can do nothing else
than accept the issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

David B. Tennant, of Petersburg, owes
the State 81, 500 of taxes. and David b.
Tenant & Co. owe her $500 of taxes. They
rendered the treasurer Of that city the States
tax-receivable coupons, which were refused,
and the treasurer was about to levy for the
taxes when application was made to Judge
Hughes for an injunction, which he awarded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

CONGRESSMAN BOWEN, a Mahoneite, has
subscribed for two hundred and fifty copies
of Mr.. Hewitt's low tariff speech. This
looks like the Malone party is not unit
on nrOtectiOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WfNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP, for chill.
drcn tccthng, is the prescription of one of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
never. failing success by millions of mothers for
their children. During the process of teething
its value is incaculablc. 1t relieves tho child
from pain cures dysentcry and diarrhua gripping
i'll the bowels, and wind-colic. BY giving health
to the child il rests the mother. Price % cents a
bottle. mv5-1yrM WIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

WHICH IS VERY IMPORTANT Other plas-
tiers are dull and slow. Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters act promptly, saving time
and suffering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

The Fredericksburg Star says: at is ex-
ceedingly gratifying to note the prospects
of a fine crop of wheat in this section. Some
farmers will harvest next week"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11
House,

On motion OF Mr. Dorsheimer, Of New
York, q Senate bill was passed extending
until August Sth, 1856, the time TO com
m"ncc laying the cable rs provided in the
act to encourage and promote telegraph,
communication between America and E,l-
rope.
The House, mt 90, went into Committee
Of the Whole on TIE river and barber ap-
preparation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11
PERE IIIACINTIlE

New YORK June 1.-The Rev Pcre llya
rinthe sailcd for Liverpool this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

OF ALL the crow eating incident to the
action of the national republican conven-
ton, that of General Mahone's home organ
is the most rdiculously amusing. Arthur
was its owners favorite, but any of the can
didates before the convention, save only
Blaine who had denounced him from the
first, and whom he had denounced, would
have been acceptable to him, and, of course,
to his organ. But Notwithstanding all this,
the organ now says "Our delegation will
return to Virginia filled with Jealous res
olution to carry the State for Blaine, and
they will do it. Hurrah for Blaine" But
some people like crow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE II.
TIE PHILADELPHIA american, republic
ran newspaper of the straightest sect, says

TIE PHILADELPHIA american, rePuph-
can newspaper of the straishtest sect, says
"The Blaine following at Chicago missed
their opportunity to enlist the sympathles OF
the Independent republicans, by admitting
Mr.. Malone and his following as the deie-
CATION from Virginia. 10 this matter the
Committee was governed by desire to
maintain its own consistency, rather than
by any regard for either policy or the prin
ciples at stake. On the grounds both OF
technical right and of broad equity, it was the
straiehtout republicans who We're entitled
to represent that State. 10 Mr.. Blalnes IN
terest it was blunder to give the seat 10 a
delegation pledged to the support OF MT.
Arthur, rather than TO one divided In us
preferences. But technical right, equity
and policy gave way to the consideration
that the national committee had recognized
Mr.. Malone on several previous occasions,
and would be inconsistent in refusing MIN
recognition now"
Principle, nor any other worthy motive
is effective upon republican action nowadays
and those who imagine otherwise will lind
themselves sadly mistaken in their calcnla
lions. The whole effective republican party
has adopted Senator Shermans theory thai
any thing is justifabe in law and morals
that will beat down the democratic party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS TO DAY

SENATE.
On tisposing of the morning business the
Senate, at | o'clock, no motion Of Mr. Ill
son, went into secret session on the item of
the consular and diplomatic appropriation
bill arpropriating, S250,O00 FOR expenses
necessary 10 he incurred in executing the
provisions Of the neutrality act.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET, June 11.-At
the Queenstown drove yards, Monday, 1876 head
of Cattle on the market. Best. 6'ts to 6l,; good,
6 TO t4: fair, So, to SIS; medium to 5la; or
binary, BIZ to Az. IT'S Sheep and Lambs on the
market Old sheep, 3 to Az Lambs, 5its to IA.
d Cows and Calves up; selling from $50 to $50
per head State of tho market, active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

The demand for Flour IS lair but there is no
change to note in prices. Wheat is quiet and
small sales were made at so for common 1O2 for
Fultz and 1O5 for mixed, no Lancaster offered.
About 900 bushels Of Corn sold at 71a72 for
white and 65 for yellow. One lot of Rye brought
IL and one lot of Oats was withdrawn. Country
produce is firm at quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

on BARRELS PRIME OLD CIDER VINEGAR,
~ from the Lloyd estate, for sale only by tho
barrel by CHARLES KING
jc2-1w 81 Cameron at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

COWS and Calves 25aS5O.
The market was well supplied this week with
all kinds of stock. Cattle were in good supply
and of very good quality; sales of very good
grades were made quite readily at prices slightly
lower than last week. Calves in good demand at
quotations Sheep dull. Lambs in plentiful sup
ply at slightly lower figures. No sales of Hogs
reported; market dull with no inquiry. Cows
aud Calves in good demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

NEW YORK, June 11.-Stocks lower Money
easy at 2a3c. Cotton steady; uplsnds 115s Or
leans rs; futures barely steady. Flour heavy.
Wheat IA i2c lower Corn E,a1hc lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

CHICAGO, Juno 11.-11:15 a.m.--Weather clear
and COOL Wheat Is lower. Corn ass@l lower.
Oats 4aaas lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-11

1NHE GREAT BAMBOO CORSET-The ma
i teria is Of the best description and the shape
perfect. G.. M. ADAMS,
je6-Gt 80 King street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
q

Al ,~hirago-srt IA nelye. sale, can,ls Inc
ma MS of Michigan al Tho tea traiuls g.Od
.nd sugar ,iu saud mllm 50. show no lacs of
cent advance In sew Yofs, and C.i'ngo uGc b
ae ii ci, L. be m rsei ~ In n few ta,A T..
n'h the only .quoiarle chan q t. - small ed
such .sfi''. canu,d good, oba CO. Tacc, &C.
are n changed DtsIr'm baggiug reported
pretty gh Hi tal,r ~ ruling IHccf s. o,letduy bu.
'eloPe ire was me, l,o Cd
.rorA7Iots Tn-ul,
c9gVrr-uto rtr l9ail- rlnc iggi
,,r III. r ia s,
Tr ~. l,,Irr'si b+% i5.nr llt.an. igq
p 0olons n ,.i. ioi,n ti,
sISA.5 fS"i''gsi " a,'
. i oils, f.1 Sc yrIr. Iiarfsi 40.
sboirS i"ulsane' ~.
,t "a g,SJ sp, p",g t,.r lsaf
Vstak .tii,t r,
HtNiihGt - p,,r, i, IL n. In',te p.-
gsri; sl; h6<c Tlos i.'5rer O4ndc.
GEAcEEEsL-'da u. Xy. exc Xxx
o. ,,.r ss1b.t,'' o., "
'30N Motive n psr box blue InltS 8
~ -. A. r,f,b havr n nnper
49,. vvn.,,S ''e az n'r boT.
SCAHD1ih1E aw 'u'I SsiSTs 20 c,s sagL't i5:.
Fqnn1pSs AmsrieS, isS co,,or ran, ia
WSsII. n,icKFTSLl G5ss. 25 Ser dozen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c, gphnR. / per boz
REa-L hnshel Iron bouud. Z 30 per
HEAoI moS sbbnon y * W.
-SSSsHts- - %. go . o, No I q m
aVnns ShnesS NJ No n O1 ~, dozen '"
pVwS "a IpTSRE Rag md straw, iSa7Bc.
* - 10 ~ 80. BOO ~, S5 nonnds. ios do
, ~ 4 ~ SSaHs,F,o Ekcrs o gi Shot
I'm 90 Ybss, " ,ool.SS io bpcE . 800 az ~
VNsdinm hsrrel 500 I.barrel.
smsiI hnrrei q M Snail N.barreI' "a
p,s,o, n,t,nd .M..ShayreSy 4 10 Chow-ohow Il.
nepyci = 4 o%.,sIion nails chow chow. so.
pnp,nmt . osJiiis ,ntkxaS nnIdlIes I go Glass ,,rts.
,,'Bse ah,pss cra.,s . M elias, X.gaiIon. n bD'
10 nv sai,d dnA yGia.s Hay, g.iion s75 '
'ToAI oiJH,,Iio degIees Are test in barrels,
ne, iio Test oil In cans, / 70: i5o degrees fire
'ess y y : ~. ha,yeIa. 70 IN M Y.
bcTrels' : "a No / x.barrels, 4 So. No Q Z.
ba,rcis ? "a No . b.barrels. 2 90. No. 1 kia.
1 IN y. M Observation-Disclosures / SSner keo.
riknYrrStiat lie n wound. fancy. l5I,l5e
Cfihipl 60 10 sa' Wisso,,i gido, sN,
nPIrs' ~ allan 100 ''
'ttTta Bon sol pSrai Giasg az Ron.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
HARDWARE AND METALS.
TODAY.


AXBB-COllins, per dozen, = So, Gold Dollar
per dozen 5 So Diamond Edge. per dozen. . so
Double Bit, 10 90.
sKILLETS AND LIDs-4kc per pound; sugar
kettles, iAc per pound.
sCALES-FairbankE. discount ~ per cent.
Howe, discount Is per cent.
TIN PLATE-L. O. l0xl4, per box, s 90; !. q.
ltx20, per box. 2 no, Terne, l4x2O. per box, 7 so:
rerHe, 20x2s, per box, is 90.
TINwARE-Pieccd, discount so per cent;
stamped. discount 90 per cent
SOLDERING. l, l5c; No. l.2 and Ia $50 per
pound.
DUCK HoRsECOLLARs-No. .425per dozen
HAMEs-two loop, 4 % per pozen: three !oop
{ so per dozen.
GRUB HOE5-Per dozen, 8 o.; railroad picks.
per dozen, & 40.
MATTOCKs-Per dozen, 0 10.
RUBBER BELTTNG-Discount 80 per cent.
EAILS-3 65 rate
SHEET IRONY r, &c; galvanized, discount
sHHoVELs AND sPADEs-Rowland's, dis.
count 40 Der cent Amos list, steel goods, dis
count 20 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., finished, o.
poles. 10 50. singletrees, wagons, select l rs,
buggy, 2% express, So wagon tongue,
Coupling poles, 4 IS. spokes, xxx, select 2T'
Xxx, $50. Sawed %ielloes, lk, / 70; >, 2 %,
Bowden shoes. 6 M. North western horse nails
| No. CO on; ~ rs; q, 5 ~ Bar iron, ic rate,
Plow svel 10 ,HTitng steel. 50; cast steel, lsc
BUGGIEs--Grsde B, and spring TOP % oOe
Tor, 100 o DIS5 %; do side bar, 100 00@lS0 90; DC
phetons, rs 0OfDi50 90. A grade side spring,
lao Mg2 GO; do phntons, 80 Ood2OO "a; bump
seat bug6les, l75 O0sb250 CO. platform springs
10 o0Gol20 90; three spring wagons, " O09ll6.
u, 5hc; [apanued, barbed wire, Go; galvanized
barLed' 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
DRY GOODS.
d

QUOTATIONS TODAY
PRINTs-ProemauH,iH ~: Lodi,5 5: G.oucunWhof
Harmony s.; Cocheco, 6k; Merrimno e 9roen.
sich, 81 Alien. 0: Albion. solid, 5h: Peabody
solid, 81 Peabody black, 81; simpson blaoE'
az; slmp n mourning et; 9lonces,Sr moaIn'
G; Arnold, G; oil red, 8; oil blue and green, II :,
q indian Head. 7; swift Crock, a., 81; htns,
S s. s. 81 h sS: sisiud tis x Il s Ssf Ss.o he Z;
b Charter Oak, A.. 4; Lake George a. 6N;
Great Western, - 3: international. f-r on.
Atlantic A.7S;p enningson,7k; Eatchez' f'oh;
fFiiNs BROWN DoMEsTICs-LAkc George,
81; Harvest, TX; Pocahontas. IN; Great Falls. 2
V~oerless, S.a 5: Plum Islend. s: Atlantic, ~
.'rtanbrier. TX; Alendde' TX; Dwigh M be
RiLfScHED DoMEsTICs-social. sK: Sunny
aide, s; Holmesvtile. ~: Forest G. Big Bonanza,
x. 6 Auburn, So; ionsdais Lonsnsis, c In
i; Hero, "a, o Hero. e, 8; Ballard vale. 2: Gan
bridge. y. 5; Peerless, X. 81; Fruit OF me Loom
DUCKS-Artwright 16; Kttrich, sos loh'
Stark. dox. II; stark, zoos 10; Savage, Sos, 'lh,
Hampden. brown and drab. 90. l9 Hampde'
Mon,aus. 70 inch. 20 No. 8 20 inch s2x;. Nc
4 S2 linen, SIX; Gold MedA Blue IN: Lior
brown and drsb. IL Chariot striped, i2S; Saw
TICRiNGIAmoskeag AGA. Is; Hamilton, u
SS; Omega i6k: Continental Fancy. 10: Stan
iard Fancy, OK: Harrisburg. Ia
HICKORY-Rock River, 6-S Blu ana Brown
10: Indis. i0kc. Arl srton. SIC Ihorndn.
i2c Hamilton II; American. 10 Lowell City, IN
PLAID OsNABURGS-DeltA ~: fooromy
az: ottawa sK; Michigan. az pelle, ~ Wool
"a ..,7k: Catawbas k Arlington. g. August
JEXNs-Ro1boroush, Is; Pacific R R "a
Beaver Valley. rs; Toxic. IN; Hun boldt *
Peoples, 2sk: Louisville, Ss*;. Kentucky. AN
United htAtes. SOY Colo Medal ".
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
LIVE sTOCh.

There are thousand. Of ca tie now il he par
handle ranges In fine beef condition, AL IL the7
could be placed on the market without re lonR
drive and shipment they would be eotH ed M
as prime and brine goo1 figures. y lc OF tht
ranges In that fcgi IN were. Gu. 50 cl ftr heel
the past season as ordinarily, aud u steers
snow up we'll over The prairie. TIL nha'ile
county viii sgnd a big supply 10 tat ~ mar
kets next seasoh
Report from the wes'ern AVID s0n'h " tern
ranges since the recent cold snap a. 30 ne CT
fret that cat 10 arr dsing wei 10 "a rlt ener.
aily under TODD that co d weather ~ IS moi
40 Injurious TO range cattle as h, no.s,
AM z guiches and rayirer, vhereu = scome
smot1ered TO death. To ascertain 10 es nj the
present Zine. or even later on, before the round
~ In the spring. Is impossible
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
HEEvTs-Cofn bs ewes, none, fer 10 1000
~raes be- yes, sk@Skc per pound; medium rress
6ocyes, SSskc per pnund
COWP-Barren cows, q 01 "a so Mich COWS
Novth Texan grsdes. 20 Oos<Jo 90. common 70
al, rs oOg 40 90. stock cattle noud.
BULLs AND sTAGS-For sausage manu-
1oG IA NJ tvo-yeAr-olds l2als.
gHFKP-Good mutton. SG3rc per rouno;
medium mutton. k@2<c per pound s'oo'
Toy Ts-S ooa2 2s per head.
Hoas-Com fed, tS~sG eessers ,e4xc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
PROVISIONS.

Chicago a vices state that lar. or Iron sales
there arc else her are reported, but tho 70 II
no unu .uai attiviN The starting up IL the
Chicago ant NJ the N nth Cnicsgo R,rins
Mil company wi ! call call for somr n d tional
man soi ks az, Z 1l ring I e.h supp lei.
nails ~ weak a, ~ IS 20 s26 rates, car lots
ttirg almost Domi al at alb u. ESQ.
QUOTATIONS. TU-DAi.
BACON short clear sides. Ike; Lone
clesr va nc less.
ny SALT = Short clear sides, Ike; Long
r esr, n. y less breakfast boon. i4c
hAMs-Canvesred AID uncsnvass d. i53
LAID - Tiere TO- haf-bsrrel 1oc
10. pound cana, 10Ac Z.pound cans 10
IL pound ran. loo s-noupd cans. loko 3
ans o.p, 49,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
WOOL, HIDES AND PELrKrEs.

co.,.s pro,her,. Pbi.a eIphIa wool circular Of
rs6 Isavs. sThe long continued quiet ttste o.
frsde is afe<tlng values choice high srads
Seece and desirable combipe wools 100 up
de- ana 4, efecf considerable sales lower price.
have 10 be accented. It is conceded that tner,
A. very little wool IN the couufry, ana the soch
IN the eastern marhetsis not excesslvets 20 M
- no eurplus at the end Of the season; Dut n
- epr1De approaches bolden are more ossl
: 81 clcslnG out their ventufee 1eoursct
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09
sApDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS D

SOLE LEATHER-Louisvtlle heavy inc
brands) IL; dc heavy. 80 do x medium IN
brapdsS ~ 40 medium ~: Baltimore anf Gin
o'npsti So Bu6hlo slaughter prime. 81. good
JpARNFss IEArHER-oah No, l. IS: No a
srtra, -; No. 2 81; No. l. hemloch. %; No. 2
'iRHStH cALFsKIN-i ioei rs, scoordins
oPyHaiLxpRLrHIA oALrsKIN-Eo. L 1 LOG
Pf1afHIOAHDEiPHix KIPs-So. 1. sscei o.
No "a ..sss Collar. II 90. 9 inch ,otsop
,sck bands. 10 sk Inch cotton cecl
,scE banda 50. sk-eN traCe chafn1 tR
go tscs chsins ser sk-s-2n ecr chsins
10 49, srsc: sha,nA g.; Hs; hoos
~ "'s ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-09


No grain has Hravcd for two days pAu In
wagons By rail . car. c'rH came and l car
oat-. shipments ae . caIs cora and ] car
SifFAT-Cho!co. ! 60 wehiun, low grs' c, 20;
- etrnsfH. ~ hC
EYF-Noulurl ~ Ce; oorthern, Sc.
N~ARLEY-S0ai5C
ORS New, in .Auof, as shelleo and
eG rcd, 4l1HC
ATh-Chcicc. "a, sacked, - H..l,s.
"L~.0uR-Vatcnt. CO. CARS ortakiss.
( 10 a., am tcds, . goes o. pure cam, 3 10
It'd Mils: Patent . 90 Union, 8 Il, Pfairif
Enwef. 3 %: Stfr. Chain, ? IS
EbAE-At mills, 5Sc; Ia store, "C
C~lENAEAI- Finc hol.ed per lV yonuds
20
uOMINY AND GR1rS-b 90 per barrel
-thoWtO ,Ofi lCi ~ peuHEs, ] ~
cfoyrDI com Hyd oGn Icr lO pounds, lal
cafn IItu per To tOuIds, iCc
GRAHAM FLOCh- Yer 100 pounds. zoo.
HAV-ustk. q uQGs 90 bughl. 10 uE ron
sores. I.Aiae, llcd, dark, 800 bright
u fright zee 'n h''" .-t "
ii-ET sEEp-G,c, Gofusn zl!o. 75c
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QrOtAf.u TO-DAY.
Memo Rip biognns, in1m GoGl Is,
Boys Kip brolHur, FROM s16gi 30.
Mems 4 calf brogsnt, from 7 o0inl 70.
Boys Il. tall bro;GrA, rom Wgl IS.
Mems KIN 2.buctle pioWE. I cool 80.
Boys Zip 2.bUCklc plGwe, SOL IS.
Mems bufl bats. gopgross and buttOu, 1000 20
Mems calf balls. Ccngrc- . ana button, 2 60ssib0
Mcn'H hip boots n mG2S 20.
Mcnsp. calf boots. - COATS 10
MEMS calf boots. - OlGG0 ~.
Boys hip boots, IL 0DatiS CO.
Poss' o.. boots, 10 J0G2i o.
Boys cal Oots, - 50 ~ 90.
women's O) fip pulsaH, IhMSi,u.
Miss ID kip pOlt4s, 30 tTN.
Child't % XII polkas. al sizs, sifal5J
Child'S kin polkas, n J sizes. 81 Csc,
Momen's calf p y and IS polish, Wel ~
Misses calf plg Snd s. polish, p0rl 10
Women's lua acwrd iUlish, o3fl %.
Women = csI sowci uOlish ! 40Gl S7H
Womcn's rain fescl ard polish, - ] q
Wuuieu's \ d sewcd 00Gi IS.
Womcn's goat sewtd pollsh, J 30 20 / 20
Won,pu's grain hH Nrg buttou : On to IS
Women s kd Fewed button, ] % toS01.
To.ev' urHf srvrf button = TSto22N
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pisH, oysTEEs AND GAME.

FlEN b,s. fhrspa,ad AID iEnGt i2c New
Or,eaug - Der. nc: suaulsh nscker-
cl. 12c il... rHsh, dspStul, luo.
OISTkIt .r, 20. r0r dog X 3 80
med UNI, S., seller, % Baltimore So
lcc,, G 5f &U..ttf 'tr Bcrulos's bay, l 20
per hUpoic.
G~AME-Vtutun -ld -~uteleg1 i3s Buffalo.
Ducks per dozen, . U0i plah, l 70. Wild tur-
eye, G OlGl9 %; grouse, . 20 R1ri rrois ' 80
rIUl. f - grtH .H mite q