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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24
GROCERIES,.


9lNIA@l0NN lt-hsls
COFFFH--RiO fair, l2@iSc; primo, i3S@
lir choice, ltA@l5C LnguyTn, lSr; Java, .Oc,
TEAS Imperial, i5aaac; Young hySan 400
co. Ooloug i59Cgc japan. tOeGic. a.
SUGARS Powdered, l0AC; crushed, letc;
graduated, 94c; standard AL, 90; Louis
lana white clarified. SAc; yellow clarified, ssc
choice Louisiana, 7c.
MOLAssEs-Louisian lana choice Gee; prime, 5Sc
fair 10 good, i0C; corn syrup, 4oc; sugar
syrup, dl@t.ic. rcboilei. iS@52c,
BRGGINGGPure Ute. ~ iss, lokc; per
yGEl; y. lbs. lOSc, Tea l.'5por ouEdle'
sALT-In barrels. . 10; Liverpool in sacks,
ctRACKERs-sodA, Y. CSC NIX, Osc xxx.
7o cream e; ginger sEa Ss,! 9' buo India
pound bars, % per box; A-pound bars, Copper
box: l.pound bars, - per box,
CAEbLEs=5star full weight, l6s; Shortly ~:
ROPE iCIc basis. Cotton rope lsc.
WILL BUCKETS OOeos - per dozen
CLoTHFsPINs-Rouna,G 6t; spring, per box
NEhsUKEs-H bushcl iron bound. SO per
dozen: 2.hooo pals, 2 O1' 3-hooP, %:
TUBs-S nest . %: $ nest 25 No. ], %
per dozen; No. ., q OF; No, 3 Z % per dozen,
WRAPPING PArER--Rag aud straw, 45GD5sc.
POwDER-5 20 per keg OF Is pounds; l2k do,
2 rs; OK do ! 6G blasting Kegs Kegs q ~ shoh
drop, bag. 00q2 10; buck, .5e'2 30 .,..,,
4 IS. small barrel. 0 90. Small !G.bsrrel s IS.
Bos,en mixed M-bsTfei. S 20. Chow-ohow 4
pnrTel 9 g. 2.gRlOn pals choS- chow, / 5O.
S-gan pals mixed giekhieis e. Slsss Pi az
Glass l.EGllon, 5j. Glass Hex. gallon, 80.
COAL oII.--llO degrees FIRE test in barrels,
re, 40 test oil IN cans, 10 $50 degrees fire
''s MAtc H S barrels, IL 60 No. / r.
barrels. So No. l A-bGrreis, o.. No 4
barrels 7 o.. No. \, barrels. Co. No. Ei's'
HiR0LLGND HEREiNG-lmPoTted, IS perkess.
CAEpv-.gN X ne e poIud; fancy, l5GZ5c.
CIDER-Crab apple, A9c; Missouri CIDER SVa
CT gallon. YinegCr per gallon, ls2S &c DO,
ton i.lound pGczngcs, b. Corn starch l.pound
pgrkages, S. G.pound wood box glass, TX. q
LYE-CouCentrated 1904 90.
JUGs--We quote: lie per gallon for glazed
ToMAToES-2.p0und Numsens,l 49, 3-ponn6
Ne cAAIeIFoRN nj CANNED GooDs-pcachcs,
3 90; Apricots, 49, blackberriss, 3 %; grapes,
2 95; pears, 2lS pounds 90; cages, 2S
pounds, . go peas "a pounds, 2 90 Plums, ~
pounds, 65: i9mst1es' z" pouhos' % cur
SNORING ToBACCO--1enuine Duke of Dur
ham, l-pouna packages, ale: b-ponnd, 4Sc; NJ
pound 45 ri sssoE.ea eai sicarb
per pound: Sal sode, 81 TO 10 per p SS
Ginger, race Loo per ID: Nutmess. 9to to u W reE
pound: Ball PoteGh sSW 10 So 80 per Gaze; roS Sa
Ham liza, $3.50 per do1; fot'sd Ham, l-4s y %
per dos: sartjnes. American; rs. 80 per case sar-
dinee. French, SiAtO per case; anuff. GntFetts
or, oil 90 per case; smut, Ralphs OK OK
s1iJd; to ans per ceFe: enuG esrTetfs OF = =
h.. 80 per gross olives, American, q's,
h2S Der dos., olive on, pts, I'm per doz
Mushrooms, s2.75 per doE; Gondenaeg as ME- LIE.
IA Va 10 40 90 per case; Jelly. vine g@ss $50 pef
Sny. xnmhicr Sl.25 pcr ca7en; crown, SECS per
dosan, Id. cans, slG5 per DOZEN ID. cauE s265
Der dozen; Extracts, le,nor, s5o. per dozen; Ex;
rsots, assorted. ssc. per "c5ani Novea. lwhSos'
2sc. per ID :; Blackirs isn,ai hS' Ner 'h: R's"k.
Inc barrel $50 pey do7
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DRY GOODS.

QUOTATIONS gO-nAY,
PRINT6-groo.aansA AZ Lofh s. .i.aW lssstlNe
Harmony B; Ooohsce 6s hsrnmne' 1ieen'
Sica. 81 Alien. 3: Albion saad eSi h'seo1y
solid, 81 PEABODY blseS. OK simpson elaes'
as Sims Z taNUrrlug OFT Gloucester rouTh'
ilr. q, nerican, !. eGIsiey pinH Aun ps'p'1
C. ArIold 80 q; einS Az g's Sg,,t "a,
:; indisp Read, z swim Gcek. 81, 5k; .f.lns'
IL o Ftyghsld, ~ ~ Cabot - ~
Dsf6y, o.. 49, G!endss,. 50 ~ Nav aeS ~
Great Wcsl1fn. ~ y iul,matione. ~. ~
Atlantic A.7,.'BeaaingNn7S' Nslaaea A'oA'
FiiSF BROWN poaEsTIcs-isko aeorse,
~, Hngrcsi,7g.; FO's.h OntGs, IN eresl fa'lk =;
peeri,,,. g,ts Wnn Islnnd \ Atlantic ~
atoenb,isr, ~ AnoudnN M Dwight M be-
mtSGHED DoMgsTIcs-sOo,el, *, SUNNY
sIdG s H0lm1sYtlC. ~ FoIas4 ? lns hnnsns-'
u, q hubG-n, sE; L0nsislG So LonHdale cam
bro i9H; wsrisut,A NJ; New iorf mllA. ils.
DianOnd NiiL camhuc Y kniGhgt eAmlrlt'
Zero, - Hgo y ~. bai H,ly ., i.s lam 'SD
So; gem OF The eplniiu, 8 EsEkei,es; eien;al.
DUCNS-ATSvrsEi 70; Esuiok, s.ot, lo'i
stark, duE - Wa:g, 1904 ,e' ssNage h'o., IT.,
HNrrdcp. brown and drlb, 90. NJ iisnpe4l
dnntsut. a. iach,, .. 10. \ 70 Inch, iAhi, no
y " !nrh.. SIX. Gold Modal Blue l2s; Liou
hTuVn ard hElb, y; ohaI.o, striped. l2S Saw
"fTICKiNG-kn o5l,esg AGA. 10; Hamilton, u
HOLLYWOOD, plaid, u; Standard y, 90; Fastou u
OK; Omega lex; Continental Fancy, To- Stan
dGrt Fancy, OK; Harrisburg, ~
uICRoRY-Rcck River, c-s; A.ne and Dfoxn,
60; Indie. i0hc, Arl'sgtnn. SIC Thornd!xa
~ q, HIniiiOn II; American, 10; Lowell City. ~
PLAID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ", Econnfay
o.; Ctnws, s',: Mlchigsp.7 ~ Belle, TX; wood
inwS,7Y CalsVhn. So Arlington Augusta
:; Louisiana, ~,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. iS;. Pacific, r. r., % Z
Beaver Valley. 25; Toxic, l2isi Humboldt, 10
Peoples, 25s; Louisville. Sss: Kentucky, SsS..
TJnii.l States BOX Geld Ned al. IL,
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
ADAPTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AxES-Collins, per dozen, So Gold Dollad
Der dozen 50 Diamond Edge. per eoSen' oG
DS SKiIL FTs AND L1Ds-4slc per pound: sugar
kettles, 44c per pound. "a. ,.
SCAiES-Fairbanks, discount " per cenr
Howe discount 25 percent
TIN PLATE-I q. 10x14, per box, UG 1. y.
14x2O, ger box, 20; Terne, i41N' per ooA' W.
TfNWARtrPieced discount 80 per cent
stan ned discount SO per cent 60
sOLDER--No /. 15c; No l-2 and Ia lsc per
pound. -, Aosn.r aovs,
HhIFs two loop 25 per pozen: three soop
sT y 2CSKks boxes, 1oopapers, 2 SO per box.
GRUB HOEs-per dozen. 8 Or railroad PICKS
per dozen, 30.
RUBBER BELTING-Discount 50per cent.
SHEET IRoN--27B 3. sc; galvanized. discount
~ sgHov vil AND spApEs-Rowland's, dis dis
cour. 10 per cent: Anes list steel gooos' u.s.
count 40 and 10 PER cent. , :. m
HEAVY HARrG ARE-shafis. Finished W
poles 10 50, Sirgletrees wagons, seiec1 10.
bnrgy. 2 Is: express. 20. wagon tongues
10 o. Hickor axles, 10 Co holsters, . 20 20
Xxx. q 50, sawed felloes, X J. 70; !, ".
Rowdep shoes On, EortbT estern horse nails,
No az on; II "a; & 8 % Bar iron, &c rate.
pillow ste ~. spsisg steel, 20; cast steel, nc:
BUGGyE--6rsde b and spring .1p' ~ ne Ss
tU ~ 10 O yis5 %; do side bar. 100 oo@lso co do
nhss,etons. rs Oos115o 90. A grade side spring,
f n mo- d. do phfetons, $50 0e@200 70: bump
LAT buaIies 175 t8sd250 co. platform SPRING.
S ooS o. three , spH1 s ss g sOs
ia5G [aparned. bsrbej wire. 70; gslvsniS
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TIL BUSINESS WORLD
Co,isiIR,tAI,

pAlE.s J.V,ef Lest SEEK a letter from 3
cotton ~ ,r 81 lirrIag, sttrr's - nsh'ppeIs 81
thi ,l sF!r o N tn'se clNmhs , We
nh's ..i y, -, nv ~ Ti.k
ara .IsF. 4u tH"H q .ultr g Ltkllstul ocean
fstighlsis aun lrIfapi alsh because ~ ~ iual
dslc-gty u 'lr GO art 8 sac ahipnn nrsha
chat, .rtUrsnr in their own he
hslf iu gs.s connection aud ny building
at. lMfg 90 two ur = IL hgTIurs lake d " avn
exToIt au4 impUn-Which Is growing every
year - ayf-.lin her own haud', lt Sou!d
raule lrr hesTl 4 a allies m "a u, IN Vislling =
foreign sofir Do ~ ouln sfr uEr 4. amer WIN
allVs aecOF.uius imufsss tllA the usIae and
rhaisi tgiisIi,s EN- hone t.N 10 j. -,mmou
stn,- The sueh ltius should HapIcn, one
AOne PAIN rNHli ipE ~ EWrNnt own lrrrsl7 az
sea tid br Arl iuH.iuus 81 "a ola WuFdwiose
boundaries uvsTsst the uCya -'ide ar away
from tgat ucran, nevertheless oN sh,ps aud
Sind their own Ssi'uts "a snug 10 Win the
kytlling WENVs Now, Dallas J. Weallhs Guy
ofc0mmrIcv snd she impHTis nun hcfns lAe
oceeI the vile ot Flguce me iqu1fs ~ ii9l'
land th- ii'Es ~ lnDlA ara The butts Of the
uolics. In fat glIao everything IAal New
Orleans y naiy sion imgoTis Dallas also I'M
porik an she cN 4Yits U,ti0n especially, 10
the s2teut a. MHnY thousand ha'es, subject
al picfyLt "a q ft7tiug sgcrets lhat nave
already bgen sugsc'itd These viii be rSmoy'
ed w-eI pei a. Go ton sw!ms 10 EnglAnd, or
many aud Frsnre 81 a good ship ONned by Dali
las men. ~ the case presented tAyois oi lhe
enthusiast he pride that made Rome AMI Car,
tlfEt Flfhk WIS W - vi AANflHhhAA ffAAN "f'a
the p'ctuTesit painted became actual power
wheii rapl!eal workers substituted the ham
mer fi- Tie TcuCii aud cAsnstd the idyl inio
the rci!
GRAIy AID RsEAb~TtflS
The recJUt p'ut ul gfaip a. Chicago aud How
York did not Door tees. lnnl> market 20 any
grtnt extent ava hsd no inngerCc n Dallas
whaiegsr The lucsl dvmsud j. g. civ met SUD
shipments to-day are GERS corn aud ca oats
Rec ip's by RAIL are > ,ats corn und cars CATS.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
WEE r--gboi0r, %, r'ciium. low gra. C. w
Sf,r..-. r. 49,
nY -scuIrs, atSv; orthcIn, SSc
.Ej-E.w N tau,s, s5a 'hersa sld
GlI--g. oirr. see E-..tod, y Uignsr
rL9Uk-FuICnL . CO carp hrtskinst,
II. c.tsiu iCda, 500" o : puTe cram; 10
Todd Nfs; Patent 3 90; Union, 10; Prairie
Flowef .u: star. Chair, 20
RRAN.-A, mlll,. 55c; IN store. sc.
CCRaNEA Fine Rolled Per 100 ponlo''
HoMINY AND GRITs-s 90 per barrel, -,
EFEl-, IuIIHU .,lI 80 ~ puunuh ~
eLIt..l,.d com aud eats Itr u, pruidhi Ia
cci.. ri.n yer 10 out d.. SOC
GE4AAM FICVh-I,r 400 pounds So
u -Enr.. sue. a. wright ~ u5 rom
Eto.t, ,4.F'c, trl,d, GERS, o. tyiGhi.
iiOG Nighl frt, q, ,ofrp chr II ~
'4 Miii2Er errl.-65e Gomsr uli!sL 75c
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LIVE STOCK.

Manager Cowle. OF the Concord Cattle COM
psny. which has herds on the upper Tongue
river in Moptana, says the stock wintering
there is in good condition He estimates the
shipments from Montana next summer AT ~
600 head az ainst &c, 90 this year.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BEEVES--Co,n breves, none, fair 10 GOOD
grass beeves, 34@3sc per pound; medium grass
beeves, Sdn3l4c per pound
COWS-Barraa COWS, rs 0o327 5o: ailcn COWS
sr, IS 0Oe 40 90. Stock cattle sroud l50of'2o o.
BULLS AND STAGS-For sausage mnnu-
l0@l6 OG twO-year-oids Pools.
SHEEP-GeOd Iautton, $3.50 POI pc 2AGi
snedium mutton. 214Gs2%o rcr pound; "tocS
sheen 200i03 90.
GOATs-2 OO@D2 20 per head
I0Gl-Corn FED 4A35c: mediuIA. f@f!Sc
,,,,ns roa, 4hc. stccsars and feeders tG'sAtc
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NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.


TnE COLLEEN AH0osr Is handsomely printed on tinted
fapc and u frrghie with Tesdins matter thht "a he
safely placed In Tho hands OF our youth-srud, Nor.
ristoNn. Ia
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JogrlIL I.oWistoWn. Ne.
Parents and guardians who would place fascinating
Wel as Instructive. reAdlng before their ohlldr ~
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TIM uoLnEs ARoosy has eelir.ed. n every resn Z,
rs oier npt leis entsfprising eoAtempofaE!ea-Anp
Full OF ife and vils. II commends its0f to those des
Ing % DO entertained and Instructed Tho iipstrs Ions
Paally fifr, San Francisco, Cal
IhAstaken ieadias place among Tho best p,3,-i n
"a class Tho publisher esidcntly unGerstands blys
tastcs-Nnies, Indianapolis, Ind.
Tla GOLDEN AR0osv Is bright, sparl.'lng papcrf for
boys and girls neither sensational on lao ono hnnd
nor dull ON the o:her.-lfeSs. Philadelphia Ia. "a
TIIx GOLDEN AR0osY IL youths paper, ard contains
r-ore Interesting reading matter thar any olher
sr,laF publication an tho county, TeeVr1iA Du.
buqae Iowa
II ia nr.t.elasa paper fully equnilnr tho rdah's
C0nEiai0n, and bcin; once introduced mo tho lone,
Will DO suro 90 romain.-Heruii, Camden, Ne.
TIs GoLbss ARGosv IL ns FAR removed from tho
prohy lnanity OF sunday aehoot literature rs IL IL
frlm the demorali4lng sen.ntlonaiisn OF tho half.
dime drcn dflls.-M y. Horh.
TlIE GOLDEN AIGosg Is not only beautiful In appear
nnee, but every way coEncndnbie Ia tho clearwater
orlts contents It'll. ono ofte FEW yapers FOR young
people that Jrdciaus and moihcrn caro- 10 put
In the hands OF their ehildren-Defrod Free Iress.
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EXPORTS.
FUTURES.

CoIroN-The New York msrket opened steady
to-day and closed dull, but steady Yesterday
prices, in column, applied TO the opening OF the
clofe Of To-day presents an inter sting study:
IN, EXAMPLE. January on first cali went off
points and on last call had gained 3 points on n
previon close; February on first call went on z
Joints aud on LAST cal shGWeu g gam Oh a. pnan.
ing and vain d points on previous close, at
iast call, and so on to October. which month lost
8 polnts at nrs. call and gained II pp points
e. ''' at ew York to-day were $1,000
und r the prev GUS day, Liverpool futures are
smost at previou spt. ces for all months. Ihere
is II slight I'D ance on April asa MayaDu onnS
and Ju.v. Al that port steadied tone ruled
the forenoon msrKet and at close 1t was frm,
At New orleans the tone was very stesoy AT
o.ening, but dull at close, with sales COCO over
Yesterday. January futures on first call at Ne.
Orleans brought 10 is cents and were not called
at close. on last call February gained three
roints from previous close ard March gained
points, April and May advanced poiutss eaCni
ed 5 points cash and September went OIL
October on first call advanced 2 points and ad-
was not called until close and gained points on
preyious clone Taking ia the entire field OF
iuiuies, the outlook is encouraging. ,,..,.
tSe sg- Fsbfua assG sased W
cents 1e ,u today and May gained cent The former
e al close today sold at 90 "a and the latter at
81 So: There Is ao,s simila F.nrua ar,
S Saae May each gained rs on previous close;
F Fehrmsiy corn closed to day at So 3-S and May
closed at IS IL. Grain receipts To-day are:
wheat 20. 500 corn, 2s2, ia; oats, 1l7.6sS ship
ments are: Wheat 32e42; corn. l97.S2G o ats
1892 ~ c, Iou;s M
we'll as Chicago on first call to-day February
sold at IO2 s. which I. gain OF me idsct 5.s
IN previous close, Nay closed az l.oo 20
which IA n gain of H. cents
earn for delivery in February began to-day az
ls IS and closed at 4 i-2 which Is ds niger Il
wh;nb e. "a higher than previous close. Oats
~ Eahrusrv sold at 50 Ia or q gain Of / 8, and
nsts Tor Msy sold II 36 IA which is gain OF
7-8. , p..,,,s,ons ava .dvapc.
d. IN Sr,II Nv upathy with the grain market.
vsbrnsrv pork II Is cents his her than yesterday,
c,eSirs tsIfisy ct 1907 Ia. Nay pork closed 70.
az q sSsa IA which y gain OF Hi-S On iass
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS. POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

GREEN APPLES DOCS 90 per barre go.
EUTS-Almonds, 22c per pound; 5raZi l6e9
100; nlberts, i5c; Naples walnuts. 15c per pound
chestnu.s imported, none on me nsYha,; PEA.
NUS, Tennessee red, 16eSi1c: chOioe WhiDe,'I'sc'
oOcOa mutt, S0aS0 10
CALIFORNIA PEARS--5 1905 % psr e9S:
ORANGES--L ouisisna, per BARREL II OOC0
10 Coz per box, Sc ValenclDc. per case OF 42o
IEMoNs-slcily, $50 per box, Malaga
co.
DATES--In trails, l0@12c.
BANANAS--3 00Gl4 90 per bunch.
GRAPES-balaga, 6 00@6 so hall barrel
SWHET POTATOES-On the Str cots. red,
75c per bushei. yellow, OF.
ONIONa-New. 8 90 per barrel.
POTlTOTS --5lel, 100, 49,
CABfAGE-New,2 25 D2 5 Oper dozen, OF so
CHIC. EMS wequote at eO@s 50 per dozen;
turHrYs
XGGe~ Sre per dozen.
BUTIER Choice western. 25935c: cooxing'
ShUER KRAUT--Barrela II co. half barrels
so.
RAIsfNs--London layer. new per box, 8 On;
layer, 2 65Nc2 Is. IN,
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled.s Sc: peeled. 10
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
SOLE LEATHER-Louisyille heavy mo
brands) IL: do heavy, 80: do, x medium mo
brands) 80; do medium. 81: Baltimore and C1n'
cinnati, S9 Buffalo slaughter prime III; gooa
HARNESS IEATHER-Oak No. I, IS; No. 2,
extra, SO; No. 2, So; No. /, hemlock, 49, NO. 2
81; No. 3, SO. .r .s,, i,
FRENCH CALFbKIN-l 1901 u.s. accofons
" PPHafLADEhPHIA CALFsKIN-No. l. 100
1 25; do No. 2, S5@96c, ,, M
PHILADELPHIA KIPS-No. i, 7oc@l w
No ss Stage coiiars, Il co.. 3 inch cotton
baek bands, / 10 81 inch cotton DacE
bands, 80 Duck collars, 90. inch cotton
back hands. l So 6h-S-2 trace chains, 40.
GMAsM3 trace chains 800, 6tS-S-2 trace chains.
S6n, 7-s-l trace chains soc. No. ], hook
hands. 10 T.. 10 No. 2, S.. No / web
asIters .ore tie > IS Nc. web hs'tefs rcpe.
tc . ~
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Chillarine
Is Purely Vegetable, entirely
harmless, Dead Shot for Chills.
.Au WONDERFULLY IMPROVED"

A gentleman in Coal City, Pa, who was
in the first stage OF consumption, having
night sweats. cough and txpectoration
streaked with blood, with loss. Of hesh. o.
dersd Com pound Oxygen Treatm.n, in
June last. In letter dated August I'd,
he makes this very favorable report
II am wonderfully improved, an"
when / look back on those hours of sut
ferinp at the commencement of your treat
ment, can hardly believe my eyes. l am
increasing in flesh and strength, AND my
lungs are wonderfully developed If not
ouite well. Last Saturday
walked up high hill on my way home
without coughing once, thing l have not
done since last March," Our treatise on
Comnonnd Oxygen, its nature, action and
resnlfs. with reports of cases and full infor-
m alton, sent free. Drs. Starkey g. Palen,
IIO9 and I'LL GiraId street, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
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Is Your Blood Pure?
For impure blooi the best medicine
know IL Rosadalis. It is the great Southern
time tried and true Remedy, and may be
implicitly relied on when everything else
fails. Take it in the Spring time especially
for the impure secretions of the blood incl.
der to that season of the year; and take
Il at all times for Cancer, scrofula; Liver
Complaints. Weakness. Boils, Iumors,
Sweliings. Skin Diseases Malaria ana snS
To insure a cheerful disposition take Ro-
sadslis. the Great Southern Remedy; which
viii remove the prime cause, and restore
the mind TO its natural equilibrium.
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Horrors of Mineral Poisoning
was suffer- ngwith Blood Poison, and
treated several months with Mercury ana
Potash, only to make me worue. me rot
ash took avs dmy appetite and gave me
dyspepsia, an both gave me rheumatism.
then took rsaparillss, etc. All these sarsa'
parilla mixtures have potash in them.
This made me still worse, as drove the
poison further into my system. A friend
insisted should take Switt's Specihc, and
it cured me sound and well Of The Blood
Poison, drove the Mercury and Potash our
of my system, and to-day l am as well as
GEO. O. WEILMAN, JR.. Salem, Mass.
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PROVISIONS.

Receipts OF hogs at chicago are moderate and
prices of pork and lard show considerable al
vance at that market on prices yeseruaS'
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BACON-Short clear sides. VAC Long
clear, E@oHc less.
DRY SALT-Sbort clear SIDES, SIC; Long
clear. X lsX less breakfast bacon LAG.
UAMS--Canvassed and uncanyassed, l4hc
LARD - Tiece exc half:barrel, !0c;
10. pound cans. l0tzc 2O.pound cans loc;
al nouno cam. 10c: 5-Doupd csns. le,Sc' g.
rarnd cnnR. lOKc.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY
WOOL-lexicaI, free Of hurrs, llgLSc lex
lea. improved, 14o17c; coarse, lSSnl8c; coarse
medium, lS@19c; medium, 10000; fine medium
oo6l22c fine wool, according to dirt end con-
ditior, 14a22c; bury, 2NSc per pound less,
TIDES-Heavy hides, u pounds and ur,
sound, 1Sc; light hides, under u pounds nee OF
e,o-e. s1;bulis, bad and damaged, 81 dry salt'
ed. ID, we sailed, &c; green hides, Co. ana
pELTRIEs-Deer skins, .2OG)22c; antelope, lo(9
15c; seal SKINS 15%25c; sheep peits' as per WOOL
1Oae5c; shesrliDgs, l0@15c. a
TILOW-PrIIne tallow, &c: tallow grease, DO
5,Ic; crease yellow TO brown, 4@5c.
EKESWAX-Prime yellow, sOc: DARK ana aduI
harateu, lEGSI1c.
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WHAT SUBSCRIBERS SAY.

sarnsi syeek Toe hirhir n ihs Anoosr, my boYs
thiak thsg t4ril nelfr n, witheut N 80, 49,
hna ~ ~ ANIL Nfit hlehhfl w. vhl"
Tnr AnqesF haslfen - Heoi this year 4 must have
ilx W. IIuyrarox nasioa.
lite The ArqnsT Nsfy mugh, ami think " rreaiiY
r. na aass n ~ Usual iyle % papert fvf jung
"a AaSn a ARMSTRONG. Ephralm, Utah Ter
have taken anumho " nalffs. bat never had one
Ike - we'll ~ IilH Ah9,.sL Id N h.forg the nre
thfd coli eYenngs add rad 10 u the btst onjeymont
lpsw Of TthlgAt I ~ Zodiac ny ~ Ialeia ever
again W hhoeLtoA, PORTLAND, Nc.
lhouli takethe AE9osT another year ~ had 70 ~
ESlit ~ i fi,nEHf0s, Ansonla, Conn
am % deeply inter-stse Ia Tia, Ah0oar should
b. iost NiiAoat ~ pltaso extend my suhscrpion
anctAgr year NNkiaf io0Rr, Audubon,la
Ihavn iosn Tea Ter Oft Au1osY the last year, and
cannsl aoW do Mithout N. let 10 cost " hat twill.
ID ~ AloTHgE4I, Wakefield, Kan
. THE ARd0sr u the very bee paper ofthe kind pgss
lished Nsuld not do wlihoptt fsr twice tl,iA
fhANk a. Juiiksos, fainesNille, q,
4 prise the ARnosY ahave all youths papers, ~ 4
hfh moral tnnn aud Instructive reading u fhTo 10 Leave
\ iastiAs iAlpFesslan With n. readers.
Mrs. Ina AUsrIS, fort iiailee'S, Wy.
Tho character OF the ARGosr eennenil itselrte all.
Nh u CLARK, Washington, u. O.
have rad tho Goldel nIHs Youths Cnaspdnfon, and
aeaks, for hoy "a but give me The Ak0osgi
wsnid not give IL Cor aAy o,tsE paper eyer ,,aw'
A. u. WILLS, brooklyn, III
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ASSIGNE e !. NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN been ap dated as assignee of the pro-
city ana esistes Of Haskell & Elder. firm conn
posed OF w. M, Hass.ttand J. +. Elder. doing
mercantile business OF Grand Prairie, ID pai,ss
county, state OF Texas oSi" ~
poiptinent and assignment was made
On the 26ih day Of December.
A. D. 1888. All persons holding or havlhE
rotifed {, present their claims against sa!a
Arm within the time prescribed by law. aud
acknow edge their assent a. presenter aW;
Parties interested will hereby take nouce ana
govern themselves accordinRly.
So''''' GEORGE ROBERTSON.
Assignee of Haskett h Elder
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COTTON.

SPOT cotton opened quiet aud closed easy, at
New TorE, wi IN sales more Than triple the DAY
befor-, at previous prices There is no chang5
at Liverpool In quo Alions and the rulhg is
mt deratc inquiry freely supplied. As regards
Galv stJn. sales To-Day f'll To l36 bales OF col,
ton delieyered The re the ruling was quiet ana
prices unchanged. A. REGARDS New Orleans.
MessIs W. b, LightfJot & Co. had Dispatch
today hpm tAeir principal correspondent
saylnz, IN ,rket very sick Ia conse II nCa of con-
tnued failures in al branches OF business
tho c.uhtly. spot rates NJ New
Orleans to-day reached The customary number
or thercnboutS, and prices are unchangei. Inc
opening tone was easy and Ateadler NJ close'
At palas spots axe 10 stendy demand and
auetei prizes Receipts o-duy arc heavier.
Compress got I bale from Arit gton 10
John Hunlingtou; / bale from Paine!
to Tom spruance and bales from Kaufman 10
sanger Bros :; also 80 ba e. by wagon, maxi a
total To tho compress AZ. C'l!fcrnlA yard Got 10
bales BY wagon ard the total receipts at Dallas
io.day il 81 The shipments---ali over IN
Gull, dorado & Santa Fe ,are 2iS by White 4
O.. an u 100 by y b.. Mitchell, or 3lS tltll.
The or alter portion o! the cotton
received by Wagon in this city
to-day is the property OF ginners am Country
merchants. There are several large los OF the
same sort exrecled in this week. 1t Is also
known that farmers accustomed TO So at THIS
point have not all reported yet by q long ways,
and therefore receipts viii CONTINUE 10 sho" up
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