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BROWNSVILLE

BROWNSVILLE, Feb. o., Special. lat
o'clock last evening a drunken Irish wo
man by the name of Mary Copeland was
choked to death on piece Of beef. The
particulars, as learned from the coroner's
jury, are as follows: Antonio GratiaRo be-
ing sworn, said that about $3.50 this evening
the woman who now lies dead, commonly
known as Irish Mary" came TO my house
very drusk; asked to stay there while;
told her to come in; she came in and asked
for something to eat; food was set before
her; sue was very yoracious, eating so fast
that she got large piece of beef in her
throat and choked to death almost In.
stanlly. The jury found u verdict in &C
cor lance with the above. The woman was
known in this city as Irish Mary" Sne was
about 60 years OF age and has been living
on charity for the last seven years. She
was continually drunk. Her death is u
blessing to oil parties concerned.
District court adjourned this morning ~
0 o'clock, until O'Clock Monday morning.
Weather warm and plessaut.
For some time a band OF cattle and horse
thieves have been Operating on both sides
OF the river aud delird all Efforts OF detec-
ton. Yesterday Sheriff Bfito found ont
that the rendezvous OF he gang al thieves,
headed by Jesus Juartz, was ABOUT
eighteen mil from town up The river,
warrant was issued for the arrest OF Jesus
Jua'tZ. aud others supposed 10 be mem.
bers o the gang. Late yesterday afternoon
sheriff Brito In company win Deputies
Dominguez, Abrigo and Abide left the
city tor the purpose Of executing the war
rant. They arrived at the supposed rem
devious during the night aud found 1t
dilapida,. d Jackal in the centre OF a dense
impeDetrable thicket and there was no
possible wsy OF reaching the opening ex
oept through the narrow path that, they
I, lowed. On entering the Jacknl they
found no one .excspta Mexican woman. who
not without some intimidation, told Them
that Juar,x and others had heard the ap-
prosching footsteps of the horses 10 tune
Domipeusx and Abide In charge oil Jackal
the Sheriff with Abrigo went in search OF
the desI eradoes, but found nothing until
early thir morning when they discrisd the
outlines OF man in the edge OF
Palo Alto prairie, and when they had ap-
prosched 1t was found to be- the noted
Juarez. He At first refused to surrender and
drew his Winchester rifle on the sheriff
Mr.. Brito fired, inflicting a verg painful
wound In Jusrez' right arm. who then
dropped his gun and surrendered and was
imm edistsly nandcuffed. TIE Only reason
he did not fire on the sheriff was he only
bad one cartridge In the magazine OF ms
gun which could not be forced out into the
barrel, the gun being forty.fJuI in csliore
and the cartridge forty-fve. The ofhcers
also O ,ptured Valentine Lueo, supposed to
be on of yuarex' band. Both are now in
jail. They also recovered five Of eighteen
mead OF beeves which Were stolen from V.
Gavito and +. Trevino OF the Sanmsrtin
ranch In this county. some time last
month. Great credit Il due Sheriff Brito
in breaking up this desperate band OF
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RICIILAND.

RIcHLAED, Feb. Especial. lit has
been raining here since Tuesday morning
and the country S covered with water. Hun
ters are killing great many ducks, as they
are very numerous since the rain com
m enced.
The wife Of one Of oar oldest and most
esteemed citizens, Captain Tom Patterson,
died Saturday the ~ instant. aud Il b.
Harmon who has been n citizen OF this
place for many wears. died this morning,
after short illness.
IL is rumored thtt a party of capitsls
from Corsicana are going to put up an ice
factory he Q, and our citizens will render
all the assistance possiblr TO get II.
Al the parties Connected with The row a
few days ago have been arres ed and fined.
rhe fencs-c er clips the fence occa-
sionhl v vet
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Goyeruments firm; ra'lvsvs hong and
In demand: Chicago Il A Alton, class Is, ross
l0i; currency SIS TO 50, and northwest dc
Dentures TO W IA.
In state securities Tennessee compromise
advanced 10 "A IA.
Speculation en- the stock exchange was
characterized by strength and buyers ex-
hipited more confidence than for some
time past. The advance in prices was al
most uninterrupted from tne opening till
the close and extended from y to PA per
cent The reaction at IL terv-li were only
fractional and served 10 bring in fresh buy
ing orders. The featares OF the market were
La.kawara. Rock ISla- d. Northwest.
st Paul. LAX. Shore, New ErK Central
and Pac fic Mail. Tic advance IN grangerv.
NV YORK Central sd Ltke Sh ne Is une
To Nanderbilt's pur3hases, aud on the ami
cable adju. tmeut OF trunk line matters.
Roek Island moved no nn tax NJ acoutsst
brisk demand on talk OF 4 dividend In
April and mex on the announcement that
the senst commerc, c mmittse had unani-
mauslv reported hill ih iavor oi slsi1g
mail pay G., al American sip. sal ng To
lorei-n .ofts L. he afternoon
and Northern Petite p-e'e-red
IN i6l.2' brt the dec me Otherwise wos
slight. In the inal traussc fresu
buSing movement set IL and many shares
,dvanced 20 the highest pnii ~ the week.
Speculation leit or s'roug add 90 an sd-
vance as CONF pared wifh last nighrs closing
nrices of Il to 212 higher except Tor
Northern Pacidcs. whicn are Is 70 IL
lower. Western Union, q Is ssid, never
before did a bigger business at this season
Of the year. In addition to t. own natural
decrease u Is understood that owing to-
| fossrn floods Il is hsi ding the greater
part of the business Of ether companies.
Sales ef stock for the week are 2 336, 257
shares. q aeerease ot 557 276. compared with
he previoos week. Transactions day,
| 400 GO sharee.A
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MASON

MASON, Feb. 81 special. l-The Mexican
arrested here yesterday was released this
morning later reports from Kicsapoo prov
inc him 10 be inl ocent.
Julian Arosco, who murdered Deputy
Sheriff ]. X. Bans at the Springs Tuesday,
was hunted down oy party Of tizens
yesterday and upon being called upon o
surrender he opened fire on them. slightly
wonndiDg two OF the psrty, VINO returned
the fire killing him in,tinlly.
The ferce OF Mr.. J. J. Cowden, five miles
east OF here, was destroyed last night, de-
stroyirg about four miles, the fret fence
that has been cut in Mason county.
Mr.. John Sherlock, agent OF the stage
line, was taken sick q few days ago and Is
now 10 critical condition.
Several Of the Il tJckmen lsft for San Saba
Yesterday o claim their cstlle. No further
devtl 'pments.
Sill raining.
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SAN SARA.

SAN SABA. Feb. 0.-[Specisl.l-About a
week ago the cattlemen OF Coleman and
Concho counties, having heard that there
we're good many cattle in McCulloch and
other counties. with burnt or blotched
brands, held a MEETING and resolved TO
round up the csttl. OF McCulloch. and put
all the burnt cattle in herd and boli them
Tor the owners to identity. With this OBJ
ject In view abou 800 OF them, together
with ten or twelve rangers, met In McCul.
Tough last Monday and proceeded with the
roundup. Over 200 were got
near the town of Brady and qntr .
large herd in the equity. The men were well
armed. and Brady presented the spn9Sr-
ance of q m litary camp. In the meantime
they have arrested two efth cattle burn.
ers aud will b., Ii them for trial Ihe obi ct
seems TO be to protect themselves against
cattle thieves, and the men seem to b. n
earnest in regard 10 this matter. Sheriff
hi Ter has charge of it.
District court convenes here the first
Monday IN March.
Weather Geld and wet.
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TORT WORTH.

Fonr WoRrH. Feb. 9.-tSpecisl.l-After q
thorough investigation by your correspond
ent Of the alleged attempt to poison Miss
Fannie ID. Murphy. daughter Of Rev. J, ID
Murphy, It Is shown that the entire mat
ter was q trump, d mp ana bogus afia 7. The
facts developed exonersts the ntlem en-
referred to by i'm, licstion and demon tate
that II was either an eff jrt to create pro-
found s. ms ton or done to elicit sympathy
in bebsli OF Mrs Murphy TO relieve her oi
censure in ano he sff W.
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IlECATUE

DECATUR, Feb. o. [Speciel ] Frank
Hauts, u breeder OF iine cattle, living near
here, had his oarn aud shed, Including a
large amount OF grain, burned one night
this week by an incendiary. HIS pasture
was cut the same night; also the fence q {
Mr. Fox.
DR.. j. ". Banton, a prominent phys, -
cipu OF this county was buried here to-day
wt1 NJ sonic honors.
The weather is wet and dsagreeable.
Wheat lloks Will
4 if though, by prominent men here
that fence Gu ting will pridua ly cesse.
The town OF Bjouvile IN this c. VI ty
was aho destroyed by fir this week. Tue
origin OF the tire and n list OF the losses have
not been obtained.
J W. Booth arrived home to-day from
Austin.
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TFNAlskANA.

TKx,RKAsA, Feb. 9.-[special.l-The oil
.fieers returned at . late hour last night
from search for the mi ssiug man reported
as supposed to have been killed and robbed
At Fsgsn's mill, on Wednesday. The
operator at Bassett's station reports man
ss having passed down the rcsd wiih
bloody head aud face. snd hstless. hlling
the description of the missing tramp.
william Sanford. the youns msp arrested
and jailed on suspicio OF having murdered
the tramp. was released shortly aher the
return Of the officers.
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TYLER

TYLER, Feb. -[5pec al The jury in
the Sue Edwards case, out since night be-
fore last, was discharged tnis evening, hay
ing failed TO agree. 1t Is reported they
stood 0 for conviction.
BIZ Brown (coloreo), for assault to mur-
der, was given two years in. the peniten-
tiary.
Motion for n new trial In the case NJ Su-
san A Smith v. TIE International e Great
Northern Railway company was overruled
and nv...o u appeal gwen.
Hch rGter ard wa.hou,s on the Iuter
national d. G-eai Norhsrn road has cut off
sl trains from the north since yesterday.
rne north bound iraip last night, backed
'onth from LlLdale tl-day in p ace of the
regu mr. train.
Il, ,ce,ver Wood ward, OF the Texas & St.
LOns rail way has announced he will pay
operating expenses only since the oete Oi
his appointment. This leaves three months
ia the dim Iuture.
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KYLE.

KYLE, Feb. 9.-t5pecial IA number Of
Baptist ministers are Assem- oled in Kyle TO
engage in the memorial service in memory
of old Father J. N. Morrell, deceased. Gov
eruor Ireland is present by speci.l request
TO speak Of Father Morrell as veteran, and
the du of Texans 10 revive his mt mnry.
DIR. 0. Q. Pope wi ! tlso deliver an address
tonight. L der M V. Smith will preach
the funeral services to-mor-pwtt IL O'Clock.
A neat monument stands az the sead 81 the
grave, which is ipoljsed with lion rtillug,
close pv the Baptist church.
The bad weather has prevented great
many from a ts' ding the memorial ser
vice who expected to have been present
here.
Mr.. W. w. Ellison. who has been verv
low, is much better tonight, and there are
some hopes Of his ~ covery.
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TEnRELI..

rEzsELL, Feb. s-[specisl.l-The corpse
Of Dr. r. d. Hsll-nquest w<s taken to Ksui-
man to-day .ver the Uentral railroad, there
70 be inferred. The railroad company furn'
shsd special train for the rstup of tho
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

Ladies Hose full regular in fancy stripes and solid
colors, all at 80 I-3c pair; well worth double.
Misses ard Chidrens Hose, full regular in fancy stripes
and solid coors, all at 25c pair cheap soc.
Gents Balbrggan and British Hose, all at pair
would be considered cheap at 25c
Bargains in Towels and Table Linen
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GALVESTON.

GAIvrsros. Feb. 9-TSpecisl.l-In the
court Of appeals were submitted: Hester
et al. 70. the state, from Dewitt; House vs.
the state, rom Dewitt; wilkins W. the
state, fron Austin; Morris vs.. the the state,
from Milan.
Motions TO dismiss overruled: Fisher &
Weiss W. Bog srth ct al. Galveston. Hou.-
ton q San Antonio railway W. Connor, from
Ccl ,rsdo.
Reversrd and rsnsnded: Murray Ct al.
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FOR RENT

TOR RFNT svAL COTTAGE, NEW
rooms and ! 3, en- Apply 10 Y CIR err
torsicana and Poita Il SITS febl0-.s
NOR REST-ONR HANDSOMELY FU N
fostonics A dres r.. ,et,d N eb,o
NOR RENr-.r ss5 & N sraGa.- W.
il We furni he'd =, m, ov Dr Nuirsy,
odnce. sui,.b ef' twog leben Ev rs,h ns
clean and new. zen -ls
TOR RENr-A 81 ORR ROOM AM RESI-
II den,e nbiue'. %" tie eas corn OF . rInio,
depot end excellent st'hd -. busiu,e. AP'
ply 20 MURiH, & Bo AM. Real :.
AeeOts e. q q, le as eo- ~
EoR r NT-ELEGA FukNl \"
ure. Ap ,ly at % N II ,et feolo.n II
CoR RExr-THE '.MI oNER IHE
j storc.ho sc n occu lie by Levi Br '.a. mnssS
sing E 10 :ss te"h ws DO : viii be ren,eai aSsli
TsOR Rsvr-Nlc Y FURN1sHt y ROOM
II convenient o bus ness Apply TO r.
KEACH 7ss MN street ebs ~
EoR NICELY FIR IsstD ROOMS.
i southern expos re. -, ... sen ST ebs.u
T0R RENT-A NiCr NEw U.s. U. FOUh
II on.s and h. tnw :, GO ~ srppuv
Z rs nBsonLSsz s'''' '' ~rp j. : s.,ss
Y<Ok KENT-THE fECOND DRY. tROkT-
ise I'm ~ .et a. IN, "ld NJ ..-is hui rirR
ne ,ly occupier b. u nsIso'e e. s.o , shoe
A. ySJ s RVGi Rs. Secretary. at blsnsso, :,
ToR RENr-A SMALL corr AGE wIIH
+ rsows a is7 oonmsrcs trs ApP', % ,ps,, Ill
Ma1n stfeet l-n<.e l
'KRVNT0RF FOR sAIE-A GOOD PIANO.
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7SOk HINT JANU IL rnh Two
\ ssose no ma os s. ant ia Main street
ssv oucnpisd o. Edvsrds' mu'c store spply
> Cry Nstl.nel n.ns. dee-a-
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MORGAN.

MORGAN, Feb o.-[Specisl l-Rivers &
Co.'S safe was opened by burglars las.
night They drilled a hole above the com
bination knob aud forced the lock vut with
a drill rney got 500. No c!ue.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
MORGAN. Feb. 9.-lSp ial 1.-The safe OF
W. A. Rivers & Co, Of tnis place, was
-urRlarized last night Of 500. no g was
bored over the lock, when the robbers u-ed
a chis.l and sledge hammer, breaking the
continuation. 1t was evidently done by
professionals.
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BRowNwoou.

BRowswocD, Feb. 0 9-[Speciall-Mr. J.
L Afford arrived In cur town this alter
noon with three men. who were immedi-
stely tsten in charge by our sheriff and
consigned - the county jail ct this rlare,
70 await their examining trial. Thew are
charged with sealing horses from Mr.. j. ID.
Gtsh, who resides at Clio, this county.
@ sh. on missing HE horses. went in COM
pany With Mr.. Afford In pureuit. and
follo sed them to ~ any ~here they nara
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New Orleans Not~a

Nrw 0RLrAs., fso. 9.-Irtsrest in the
carnival 10 incressine All societies vill
give elegsns psg-au'sN Several military
comuspds aud many disSnguishsd psnpls
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NO IC II ,



vrTANTED-BOARD AMI X ON IN THE
w priya fan lily oi A. educ or. ny n gem G.
man who w,he. 10 renew his stu les. A'uies
j.. Herald o1h,e ieplo ~
VUANTkD a NICE ! FUN SHtil KUN,
w with board for gent em N aud ie
dress p. o Box iis ien vi.
VITANlEn-> rOn q ER NAN IL
w understands the ca'c Of res aud nenc'
raj work ID Ut the a"e mp Ed ~,
0TON, corner ~, amore and Elm SITS ieblo.t!
VITANTEI - uOOD GE1 Nm uR Itlsh
w voman to do &. uerai horsew' rk n wash
ing or ironing; Apply at ne L 10 Elm - ee,;
=. KAUFMAN. -eo ,l..,l ~
TATANrEO - 1HORpUrnLt OMfE.
w tent white W. man 10 do h amber nd q y
ing.room woik A. res, Mrs A. Z. ARilkE
corner Cadiz and kari ,ebs.n
VITANTED- Tt SELL EVERYBODY WOOD;
w $40 corr on ba d: JOu Will nave no troupt
this Wint, TO ,et wood N You VIII send ur
teams To A DYsTrRR CH dec6.sm
1IIANTED TWO BOILER MAkERr. AP.
w ply Immediately IA NnvyiN Iron Wo'k..
Good wsges and -t"afy employment ;,,d,, yumH
WFsTFR. lanloti
TIJANTED-- YOU . STOP AT ThE NATION
w AL HOTEL: hrSt-Glsss NJ acirommodatons at
reasonable rate ONLY tEE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENT PER DAY. The build
ing is brick, with three sta'rways IN case OF nre
located In the busiRess portion OF the CITY on,y
one fauare from strcct.car line and one square
nom fex as 4 Pacific and Missouri vacihc Depot
Convenient to passengers coming or goirv over
either road ONCE open all n ght. ,iuesu sre
called for all nalas. T. CLpARY Pronrietor
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A Gala Week for Bargains
= A II -
GOLDSMITH BROTHERS

Too much eagerness the part Of dealers to head their
advertisements with GOODS at COST, POSITIVE MARK
DOWN. etc. should be accepted by careful buyers with
caution At the time wish call the attention OF
our friends and customers to a few lines of
@Rea| barrainS We Offer this Week.
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M MARSHALL.

MARSHALL, Feb. 9.-[Sp ecial. lone Ed
wards, colored, was comm ted to Jail yes
terday on a charge OF ,tesling registered
letters from III. Uuited States mail.
Henry Adams was caught IN the act of
breaking into the store Of tt nan Flowers
and committed. D hers are implicated aud
the police sre after them.
Mrs. John NJ. Hsrd-r on. mo, her-in-law
of the late Judge J. b. Williams, died tnis
morning.
Since Mis- Annie Lock ha. taken charge
If our teleprote as d'y operator every.
thing is lovely.
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Of goods ~ per invoice, sold Tor Si,ie0. J
o, rerlll bid them In. :,
Referring 10 the kaufman SUM- ~
from Terrell CONCERNING the cutting
Of bivlns a Klrby's fenca which the Sun
terms an exaggerated islsehood," We beg
leave 10 say that our report vas true 10 the
letter II Mr.. U. N. Bivins, Mr.. W d. KIRBY
aud Mr.. r. j Norwood words are woitn a
cent. "rhe Terrell sensational report for
daily paper" has been quiet Tor some
time In order TO see II bis stat ment was
correct These men say so, and they are
oi undoub,ed veracity and have more In.
tsrest In the welfare and good
name OF kaufman county than
either your reporter or the
editor OF the kaufman Sun, and would be
as free from tsrnisbing his character. kaui'
man county has been comparatively free
from wire cutters. The repeater destruc-
ton to this fence la all that 10 recorded IN
this county. She has q fair name and is
worthy OF II. bu. IL 10 shoit sighted patriot
lem to encourage crimes by silence that de-
serve reouke.
DIR +. ID. Hsllenouest, one OF our most
eminent ply siciaas and citizens, I'LL dead
this morning ct his home. Alter break.
fasting he took q siat near his stove 10
read; was suddenly seixsd with pain In
the heart; attempted to raise up and 4 u on
the stove. He was slightly burned, but
died In . few moments. His funerAl. oc'
curs tomorrow.
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FORT SMITH.

FNEr Smith, ARK, Fec. 9-tSpecial J.
A CberOkee Indian reached here to-day
with the. r. port OF big fight among the
factions Creeks upon Big Vicnne last Tues.
day. An Indian fesst was INDUCED by q
number OF Greeks in tue wilds Of 'heir ms
ton. A combat ensued an lighting be-
came ftntrsl. Aoollo was X lied sud sew.
er,l others dsn.erously wounded and the
end is not yet, for both f-otons declare
they win annihilte each otner and more
blood will surely be sp,lt.
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Money, stocks and Bonds.

New YoRK, Feb. 9-Money, / l-2 10 3;
prime merca 80 . paper. ~ ID sterling
exchnu-e y D., s.aadv, ass IL: sight, 435.
Nh. n -. a ln1 III 10 : La nrf - ssXA
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NOR SALE = leo TO 200 HE d OF oCk
II cattlr for sale; alsp rs or 100 head ~
ohcep for sale For in o mato". see me at my
home vlace lx mi,.s south o., Of Scy n. Dei-
las county, Postoiilce Scyene. J. X. NJ
PHRESS, VDz-<W
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and brick sore for sal on easy term;
cause for se ling, business dull App'y," :" ).
RIAKtY. MS. Texas 5l-im
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-08

the neighborhood where they can
quench their thirst.
No man will attempt to center" a
homestead on any of the Government
ground en- which the cattle feed, for
agriculture in such localities is impossi>
BILE without irrigation, and where can
any farmer or association of farmers
dig irrigation bitches unless there is
some source from which to lead water {?
Occasionally lone emigrant has en-.
tered a quarter section near a good
spring or brook, and begun in good
faith to make his improvements, trust
ing that the government would keep
its faith and protect him against intru,
ders; but the presence of such set
tier, or of several such persons, does
not change in the least the plans Of
any cattle company who may after
ward think the locality good one for
a ranch. The remaining land through
which the water flows is taken in the
manner already described, the cattle
are driven in, and as the settlers farm is
not fenced, it is soon destroyed. If
the injurned man complains, the cattle
king, if good naturned fellow, may
pay HIM something for his claim and
advise him to leave. More frequently,
however, the wretch is left to the ten
der mercies Of the cowboys, and if he
has any temper he is likely to soon
need only ground enough for grave,
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-08

is $4,000 barrels. Total shipments
from New York up to last week were
S5,769 barrels, and from Montreal
1880 barrels, making a grand total
for the season ofabout 121 800 barrels.
Latest cable news from Liverpool re-
ports a good demand for prime quality,
but prices are not yet high enough for
a fair margin. Sales of Baldwins we're
made at II to 10 shillings, which, reck-
oning "a cents to shilling, is equal to
1854, and 1912 in our money.
Freight and other expenses are at least
one dollar per barrel. The outside
price would leave some profit, but
shippers returns are generally made at
the inside figure. 1t is hoped that the
shipments now on the way will do
better
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-11-08
DENTISTRY.
The Foreign Apple Trade.
New England Farmer.

New England Farmer.
Shipments of apples to Europe are
being made on "a very liberal scale,
Boston, New York and Montreal being
the principal exporting points. Choice
Baldwins, well assorted and well pack
ed in good, clean tight barrels are in
demand by exporters here, at a dol
lar and half per barrel, but there is
comparatively little fruit offering that
will come up to these requirements,
especially in the matter of packing.
Most of the shipments are to England
but considerable quantities are sent to
other countries, some even to South
America. Among last weeks ship.
ments from Boston, was one for Rio
Janeiro, consisting of 1000 barrels of
apples, and % half barrels of pears,
which are to be kept in good condition
by the 1900 tons of ice that make up
nearly the balance of the cargo of the
vessel. The Tudor Ice Company
formerly sent the best of Baldwin ap.
pies from Boston to Calcutta, where
they retailed at more than a dime
apiece. Now the ice used in that hot
city is made there, and Boston apples
do not put in an appearance.
Last week Boston sent OF 1862
barrels and the total shipments from
this port since the first of September,