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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-07

MOUNTAIN LODGENO. ~. L. y. OF.
MEET EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
IW ct Odd Fellows' Hall, at o'clock. All
members Of the order, in good standing, are
invited to attend. A. j. DURHAM, n. &.
W. q. BEARD, Z. 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-07

EUREKA LODGE. NO. I6. IF. IL a. ri.
ryyHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF ED.
i reks Lodge, No. 10, r. d A. H., will be
held in Odd Fellews' Hall Saturday. on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members OF sister lodges, and sojourniny
brethren In good standing, are cordially invit-
cd to attend. D. q. BAILY, W. NJ.
JOHN K. JONES, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-07

For Sale or Rent.

THE STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE
i adjoining Sloss' harness shop ON the
south, Is offered for sale at bargain, or will
be rented. The building is large, and we'll
adapted for any kind Of business. For par
ticulsrs, apply on the premises to
ssp29tf MRS. 8. RosENTHAL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-02-07

BEATIFIC LODGE, NO. 2, X. OF p,
MEEET6 EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Vl month, at I o'clock p. NJ, at its Castle
Han, in the RickArd-Foley t0ildtng.
Ali Brother Knights, In good standing are
fraternity invited to attend such meetings.
4. N. ROBINSON, O. @.
W. z. DAVIDSON, K. of Il. and 8.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
LIVE STOCK.

4 dispatch from Chicago, dated January 4.
says eleven miles southwest OF the STOCK YARDS
ON ihe Wabash road, stands stock train OF
twenty car. OF furnishing. freezing i've stock
The train was showed under and stalled Tues
day night since which time il is believed the
ANIMALS have been without food or water. A
Iescuing party Grove within three miles OF tho
belaled train, then abandoned their sleirhs and
walked the remainder Of the distance. Although
several engines have been sent down, the train
could not be reached. Tho party returned, sew
eral of whom were badly frost bitten.
A rescuing party succeeded in reaching the
snow bound train on the Wabash road late this
afternoon. OF the twenty cars of live stock all
were cattle save two or thr'e cars OF hogs.
Some of the cattle were found frozen, Others
partly frozen. They were immediately killed.
The exact number thus killed is not sscer-
tanned. The remainder were fed and cared for
by the railroad company, who are making
every effjr. TO bring them through. Another
large force of men sent out to- day were offered
fifty cents on hour On arriving near the train
they refured to 60 to work. They could not
see ten PAGES ahead for tho immense drifts of
snow and returned nearly frozen. The hogs
ire net suffering badly, as there happened 10
be car Of corn next to them, which the COM
PAW used. No hogs were frozen, The COM
pany hope TO bring the belated train into G
yards tomorrow extraordinary efor 10 ms
end will be made.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BEEVEs-Coln beeves, none, fair to good
grass beeyee, 34@3%c per pound; medium grass
beeyes, 39314c per pound.
CO"S-Barren cows % OoS27 30 3d. Mich cows s.
fair, 35 OOe4O 90. Stock cattle aIoud, 15OO@2oOo
BULLS AND STAGS-For sausage manu-
lOa16 90; two.year- olds, l2C01s.
SHEEP-GoOd mutton, 3@SEc per pouno;
medium mutton, 2z9Z%c per pouhui LtucF
! sheep, 200CG3 co.
GOATS-2 OOl2 25 per head
HOGS-Corn fed 4A95c; mediums, 4@4hc;
stock hogs, axe: stocEers and feeders, i@dAc
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

CoItos-Esr York market opened 10 day
steady aud closed with Ihunafyi pu,ul al
,snotd aud rise " points for fobtuaavi
March Improved ~ y, ints, - also an mun,h''
sstil October which IN 2 points higher, hnd Mo-
,eIntsf points The rise IL since close ytslef'
day. AZ the young min chalked down the
closing figures On ll" New 1Otk ulAru rat,
Ting hfe " comments assailed hlm, wh'
evident that thu report was grntiylns' LlVef'
pool futures are unchanged No report came
frnG New orean. for reason N'l gned,
rtodu e-ChioagO January wheat closed 10,
day a. decline OF l-son hrst esll when was
o. Tho last call yesterday on January Whes!
was 10 lis. February wheat on hrsI call
brought ~ as and remained that price ~ close
which 10 loss Of 2s on close yesterday, ,orn
for JsnuaTy on first call brought 81 Id anu
dropped AT last call 10 So lo,s on close .ypster
d.y " "a cents FIR February delivery cora
opened a. 90 Is aud dropped J.! cent
at close, which T. also loss q,
receipts srs, Wheat 9i,Ol. corn 1857, oat'
q 600, shiomenIs are Wheat 2o'b'a' corn U.s.
245 cats &C. l6l,
81 L"uls, January wheai, u OF Ssat open,
ing and same at close, loss since yesterday q
lent February wheat 81 ,03 ! 4 on nrst call
and is less az close. which VI les Than close
ycSierday Corn for January on hrst cali
S"Sgh. S.. Iss SlSse 'G fsssusr, corn
clio ID al Is "a 4 decline from opening OF l's
aud loss Of 6's since Yesterday; oap ior Jan
uary sold on hrst cal al .! 10 iell J'S close,
n loss OF rs since close yesterday. February
oats opened with IS bid aud told at close FOR
ai-1.
Provisions ChicAgo-Jannsry pork elossdto-
day at li50, an advance of1s cents irom nrt
call. January pork was not reported yester-
day at the Dallas exchange. February pork on
arst call brought II ss, aud advanced ~
cents at close, which Is loss OF "a cents ON
.lSse ys,isrdSy L.Td o 81 g. Ssp,, Wien ed
oss OF q. cents on yesterdays close: For Feb
ar hrst call brought $ 50, and "a.
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, PoUI
TRY, GAME, ETC.

A New Orleans dispatch says Louisiana or
anse are very scarce, and held OF nominal
prices Lemons arc in good supply, fair demand
and easy. The steamer Norfolk Is now Que
with large cargo. consulting of 1900 cases OF
Messipa oranges and 1It00 boxes of MESSING
and Palermo oranges and lemons. DRIED fraii
and nuts are in fair supply ana easy, Apples
are in light supply, good demand and nrm'
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
GREEN APPLES--4 0095 90 per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds. 22c per pound; Brazil, 15SS
Ice; hlberts, l5c Naples walnuts, 15c per pound;
chestnu.s Imported none on the Market pea
nuts, Tennessee red, l00llc; choice Whitc'l2hc;
cocoanuts, 8o0G9 40
CALIFORNIA PEARs-5 1905 90 per box:
ORANGES-Louisiana, per barrel, IL QUO
10 10; per box, SO; Valenclno, per case OF 42o'
9 OO01l0 90.
LEMoNs-slcily, 90 per box; Malaga
5 co.
DATES-In trails, 10@l2c.
BANANAS-3 COCA % per bunch.
GRAPES-Malaga,6 00@6 so half barrel
SWEET POTATOES-0n the str eets, REQ,
75c per bushel; yellow, 90
ONIONs-New. 0 90 per barrel.
POTATOES rushel LOO.
CABBAGE-Eew.2253 D. 5oper dozen, or se
CHICK Ems We quote at 3 o0ss 50 per DOZEN
turkeys. =
EGGs-3c per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western, 25S35c; cooking,
lbGalSn. s,......, q So
SAUER KRAUT--Barrels II 90; hall barrels
so.
RAIsINs-London layer new per box, 8 ON
'" Dried 6 PEACHEs-Unpeeled. Sc; peeled, 12c
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

The Age of Steel prints statement on
authority Of one largely interested IN me IRON
trade, that q schem Is on foot to pool the en-
tire pig iron industry OF the country. The plan
il to divide the county into six districts, each 10
be represented in the pool on the basis made up
from the tonnage producing capacity OF the uis
triot and prefit of earning capacity per TOE, as
shown by the work of = series Of yeare; each
furnace In n district to share In the dIstrict
share OF the general pool, .ba,is determined In
the same way. One Of the chief objects OF the
iron iu the country and with this infor mattcn in
hands an executive committee having authority
10 order a shut down can order one at airy
time to lot the demand catch up, with The sup
ply and prices thus made regular and STEADY.
Ii was also proposed that at any time the fur
naces are ordered stopped for any reason each
will draw its share of the prohts from the pool
as though It were IN blast. Inc Age OF steel
men in Lehigh valley, and that sirong Efforts
are being made to carry II out among furnsce
men in other part,, and that this Is the first
public notice Of 1t.
AXEs-Collins, per dozen. SO; Gold Dollar
per dozen s so: Diamond Edge per dozen, 3d.
DS SKiLL III AND L1ps-4Xc per pound sugar
SCAiES-Fairbanks discount 25 per cent;
Howe, discount Is percent
TIN PLATE--I. G. 1Oxl4, per box, 8 co. !. G.
1432O per box, s 90; Terne, 14x2O, per box, 80;
Terne, 2Ox2S, per box, Is co.
TINWARE-Pieced discount so per cent;
stamped, discount 5Oper cent
SOLDERING. l, 15c; No. IL and IL, lSc per
pound. ,o-,o.
HAMES--two loop, % per pozen; three coop
4 50 per dozen
GRUB HOES--Per dozen, OJ; railroad picks.
per dozen, 20.
MATTOCKS-Pe dozen, . SO.
RUBBER BELTING-Discount so per cent.
NAILS-3 65 rate.
SHEET IRON-27 B, Sc; galvanized, discount
~ sIiff t AND sPADEs-Rowlands, dis,
count 40 per cent: AInes list steel goods, dis
count 40 aud 10 per cent. -,
HEAVY HARDWARE-shatts, finished, 3 0l
roles, Is So Singletrees, wagons, select, 70.
Buggy, 2 IS: express, . so, Wagon tongues
10 co. Hickory axles, 10 90. EolSters, q
Compiling poles, "a. spokes, xxx, Eelect 2 %
Xxx, 2 80. Sawed felloes, ~. l75; 2, 90.
Bowden shoes nn. Northwestern horse nails,
No. 6,6 o.; 7rgj; 6, 5 %. Bar iron 4c rate.
Ploy sle ! &c EpYlag steel, 50; east steel, lSc.
BTTGGIEs-EsTRde j. and spring top 30 COO
100 co. do open, 20 00g so 0O; do side springs
ton 100 q stl85 90: do side bar, 100 OO@l3O OC &c
phGtons, rs OOGD150 90. A grade side SPRING
lao Og2 co; do phBtons 100 O9&200 90; bump
seat bugLies It's U0G250 o.; platform springs
10 CJQl30 90: three spring WasoDs, w OONgllb.
WtRG-SmOoth wire NJ. 9, 90 Nos ~ ENG
70, SIC; ,apanned, barbed wire, Cc; galYaEizeo
l,a ri q
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uI,OtI tttts,

tbs,,s,,,,.,h,t dsritetiy i'm
moved i1no duflnE mo past week rhen com.
WIN NV IhT ,,n.I ", XIV ,be p.i po.nt
nstIr in b,ln.ing sGost his Improvement
AiI gr.ss, oil sugar found ready sale Al quota
ian, ana he sroceIy GRADES 81 Omen lstte
.,tsst. RAIN y.sy ,catpe advanced yellow
ala ins Glaimsd a good deal OF attention snd
,y,,'sii outside Gs,ite,. Today ihr msrRgt
rIossi frm. With good d,Inand Tor ,hipu,n~
Mul,,se, showed NO Improvement MI. wsgt.
higher GRADES Of OPEL, kettir alone claimed any
attention, aud th,,e grades are scare, CeusH,
usSls we're yeiy duli and dropping The favor,
iiu1 ~ hS,,besas though many favor aOO 900
~ tsnoSs a. ia,se, 6snrs are rare
''''''''''' ororATioSs TO-DAY,
CoFFEF-Rio fair, i?@ise; prime, l3As
IN sn9lo9, 1900 ~. Sn, Iysnp .sn,
so. o',in, s,s,ac js,,sn sSsts '" SO'
" vo,IS, rnyyJs,ed IG,,c crushed ie,Ic,
y,snnIS,sd SSc standard Al, %: Louis
lana white elsIihed' sse' yellow Clarified SAe'
'HMW Moi hssss"i oHiIann choice CSC; prime, coo;
fair to good, Sac; corn syrup, 4SG ssn
sSpnup oiSHic rSpo''o In IS Tbs ,oXo, n,r
20. hnH ~ ~ iasc Ties i'ibper pundis.
'1RIfF .whoeSsis 6sG7gc,
sAL;ISlh p"'fe'S' 90 iNe'p''' :" 'A'A''
! 5n,si SS,,;;,ps co,. .t.o. Wy ylc Xxx
IN, '.raY, lou mr. snSns' loc
Tn 10 niiyn . N n.r hoy, blue India ~.
h - q 10 a. brox. " Mound hars 90 psf
pouuu Dhis, o. po' SV az - - ~ w
ouS, S IsbpI ~ NH weight ibI., shor, lax
CiSGsiEw '"'' 20. NH cream. l5c;
SqnnmnIr, america merle 10y co,,o, ,or, ,sc
k,ri ni,n,yv pars o9stg ~ ner dozen.
m IsdlTiiiIrSpiNsHponn GSc sprine, i DER box
NY w ~ h,'epni RON bnnnd 10 per
hEaoN i hI.oD ~ o" % a. SSaop . "a
uvrTu -,D'Up is'S ~. Vet r 0i, No. l. 0 20
Ilbs-S hesS "SSs "a ~, ISyen w
PEI, p1h ,,n, o. pT Syi and stTaw iS7bc
hN ItNu on a. -, W, S nnurTs, ips do
PoWDEE-S 70 Pet keE OF ~ LeI Io"sI an ss ~
~ ~ 10, 90, o.; ;n h,,nSHo 1SS5 RI
ofup' pnts Z W. ii ~ hs,rs, s0O s..barrel
rim s LESm,M eulHn " ON sal, =. harseI \ rs
= 20, sihaii psIl 49,, y " IN rSow"chS,S -
nuseh H y Z" aI,nr n,siis cSotS.rSog' i 80
g nltHSL STi ,,tEsaS nItlloS AZ Glass nints
S'gh'Ih psllS intSe M class G.gs'lou. 4 30
! %; 20, 1iash gu";si : vi Ciss. We gSli"n So
uisSs 10 5cgTres Gre ;est In ,srrcls,
1oh. oti. I III IN cans / "a. Id degrees me
iso; low sIaus o'' a" VANS - Nv
leS,' EI ED SsIo' No ,hcrr.,s 20 N No *
Nm n = "a ~ 49, No ha,,eIs 81 10 .
paILc,,s' az az ~ =. barrels . 40 No. klts
osteh> " 70 q, No z EiJS. : ~
In, 20 SsIi; pISG-Imnoriei rs ner her.
IoLLHN y IN. III ,,ds,d' Fancv IS. ~
SSHnNEtppi CsS =, ,,,1r sors WiSsnni cldcr. SO
o!DEn h.|' Tg,, "ri,' nov Gallon, Is-2or.
70 Sr SpCu poarf IL ROYAL Glass 5x Bon.
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, THE WEEKLY HERALD, WEDNESDAY JANUARY TO- lss4

=, q Auburn, ssi Lonsiale, q. I,Onsdale cam
bnc Nv WAInantia, ill,, Nov Ygfs mills, lls
Diamond NH, oamhfit, a knlghts esiahnA
n Hero, ~, n Hero, y, n nallaftyae u Jan
bridge, y, h Peerless, Y, bi,i Fuli " the Loom
81 Gem Of the Spindle, NJ liafknf,sN ulen,ih
DuCkB-ArkwhghL l6l kurios, s.os, l0si
STARR, dOL Va STARK, 1905, 10, SAVAGE hot, VI VI
Hampdcn. brown and dfab, 90, 10 liampdpt
Xxx, do, ~ Boston. ln-1t, brown aud dieh. JOY
aontauk, " inch, 90 No, 4 10 inch, IN; No
4 "a ineh., sins Gold Modal Hue. i29' Liou
brown aud drab, H. Chariot striped, i2s Saw
age striped, l1A,
TICKING-AmoskeAg AGA, IS Hamilton, ~
Hollywood plaid, AZ standard y, ~. kafton "
Ok, Omega. l6b<; Continental Fancy. l@ stan
lard Fancy, ps; Harrisburg, H.
HICKoRY-Ro River. 6-S Blue and Brown,
o.; India lOAc; Arlisgton s<m Taorndike.
Il c. Hamilton II; American, 10, Lowell city, 9s'
PLAID osSABURGS-Delia ~; ECONOMY,
9si Ottawa, 81; Michigan. lh' Belie IN Wool
lawr,7t' Catawbass. Arlington. Augusta
4; Louisiana, ~,
JEANs-RoIboIonsh, Is; Paciac, r; % x
Beaver Valley, rs; Toxic. i2s Humboldt So;
Peoples, 2bh; Louisville, 3ss Kentucky, 3ib.
United States, 30S., Geld Medal II,
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER.

A dispatch from Boston states that uprer
leather has been selling 10 some extent but the
market is dull. Hemlock, rOuVh, continues firm
and in quiet demand with fun prices readily
obtanable, Better prices wers obtained for
damaged hemlock sole. Crop sole is little
more firmly held.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy mo
brands) Il; do heavy, 20; do x medium nJ
brands 80: do medium, 81; Baltimore and Gin
ciunati 80; Buffalo slaughter pine, 81; good
HAREFss LEGTHER--osk No. ], IS: No. Q,
extra, 33; No. 2, 90; No, !, hemlook, 80; No. 2,
PRGNcH CALFsKIN-1 1901 95 according
10 quality. -
25: do No. 2 s5695c
PHILADEIPHIA KIPs-No. l, S5oa1 90
according TO weight
No IS, Stage collars, u co.. inch cotton
back bands, Is. .8k inch cotton oack
bands, / 40. Duck collars, co. inch cotton
back bands, 6. 6iE-.6-2 trace chains; 42c.
sc. y-s-2 trace chains soc. No. 1, hook
hands, l. o T., 4 % No. 2, 90. No ], web
. 2 !ters. .ope tie 2 IS. No 2, web hateIs rcre.
10 IS
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IUMnEn AND BUILDING MATERIAL.

Eight hurdr0d and seventy men and boys ere
employed iu the lumber trade Of Mu'caIlne.
Lat winter the Kirby CNTpontsrcCmpsnr, Of
Nepomlne", aicfighn employed sb-ut 100
men In us logging camps aud banked over - .
600 600 70 tot logs. This winter ABOUT 40 men
win 9e employed, and probably about $1,000 eco
feet banked
There wssA rush OF Canadian lstorcrs into
the AlpsnR, Michigan, distric, before she close
Of navigation, and now there Is an oNeihupply
for the operations In the woods lke tendency
W be to ChSapVu labor this year, and, a. q
consequence, diminished cost Of los pIujug.
ton.
Its thought the log ca, IN the Aroostook,
Maine. r. giun this winter will not exceed a.
10000 feet The isRIou has been favorable for
swampcrs. hut the grVudd Is too SOFT Tor the
hand lug 81 supplies. Maine siumpRgo il
ATuos'ook operations are now In the hands CT
provincial parties,
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BRICK--At the hiins 10 IL On kiln
SIOSE-At the Dallol quhrries, SC per cubic
foot; llcior foundation; TIC Tor vail, aud DO ioT
dressed front.
LUMHER-Yellow Pine, rough, 20 por 100
feet; over p feet in length, %. hntcheo ANA
cressed flooring Ond finishing, 2 rs. q ceiling.
20, \ Cs,.lus, . so yellow riEe tiOing, 10,
white aiuu csiLag, Cg second cCI-snon, 70;
rhl', V'io H.dins. fast cnZrsroI,
COlIElor, ~; 7cpiGr Ea!ns j., Gle -: second
Yol ,CG; p3plh~, drcrEcc lota iicn, 50CF rough
Ta l.u,, rs coo l5n %. Common CcoEr, 500
O.; -7-t. 2iai 20 ~ &c s'le.
gEIHGLEs--Yel!ow pirc. o .EoGt so; vhits
pine, 50Y'J 10. c, y!sgs, !'c. !, co. NJ. 2.
90: No. 3, g *
PLASTER rARIs-Per barrel. 4 GOAT so.
CEMENT, nGal', 80, LUU!sgL4S, j 20
iT CEMTNT fLUEs-cta-- .THr7.rra, 49, c
h., Ii csllu. ioin', &c; iach ctn Eac7 : lGA
c;ia-g loin:, Is; 2 i-ch cap 60 &c. 40.
jDrb ~, - 7:rc5,, a.. M d. 5Ce,
MIXEr PAiNTs-Eer y for use and all col.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Advices frbm Boston state tina! there is more
activity In the market, with over 20 buyers II
town Statesmen report it rather dull with the
retailers in the northwest. The general report
is that the contracts in hand are not more than
half as large as last yesr. Prices arc fairy
maintained, but some gradesof wen ems goods
arc incllning to lower figures.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Mems hip bfogsns, from 9591 %.
Boys kip brOganP, from o0@l 90.
Mems 7. calf brOgans, from 0001 rs.
Boys ?. calf bT0sars, from 95@l %.
Mems kip 2-bucEle plOws, ! 00@l So.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows, SOL 25.
Mems buff balls. congress and button, 75@2 %,
Mems calf balls. congress and button, 5O@i 90.
Mems kip boots. 81 00@2S so.
Men o p. calf boots, "a 00Ni5 10.
Mems calf b )ots % 00G60 co..
Boys kip boots, 10 009lS 90.
Boys 7. "a boots, 16 50@2i 90.
Bows call o0ots, e 51is27 60.
women's a. hip pOlkas, 75@S7jic.
Miss Cd kip polkas 6OQ70c.
Childs m kip polkas all size, 45s1t5c.
Child's kip polkas, all sizes, 55m65c.
Women's calf peg and SIS polish, COOL &c.
Misses calf neg and SIS polish, goal 10.
Moments buff sewed polish, 90I. %.
Women calf sewed polish, 4O@l SIX.
Women's grain sewed and poilsh' 5Vel Zo'
Women's kid sewed Goal TO-
Women's goat sewed polish, 80 TO 70.
Women's grain sewed button i 90 to 70
Women kid sewed button, 90 10 300.
Women'e goat sewed button. 20 to23
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Ft'"nlCd an order from the ascnt Al the latter
place, which read payable 10 Thomas Black,
~ .IAngcr said his name was hOmhs hlaCk,
Wished 10 remove IL 10 his purchasers Al once,
\ cOal,Oil barrel, ON which was the label "TOul'
IVY" WIS hunted up among other freight A.
one al thg men roll ' IL out he I,maTked IN Al
the poultry were In a bad state of decomposition
- ~ iI t'nscly rad stencil emitted from II,
Back lur the usTTcl Into wagon and drove
Tie brucl instead OF cOntsinii q
, UuIIry rouctA',d the umlins Of .Ssran
n ~. ~ sged lady Who dl,d nj - camoTc, De
Kali CO.. uiy, December 2.th, aud WAS sent 10 a
" - medical college inGtead Of 10 com
mis- ION Ltusr
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PROVISIONS.

Western markets still show considerable
strength. though there is some disposition I'd
bye,f prices, ii IL believed with the intention OF
tsking stronger hold to boom them again
n no materially fqliine of, which, added to the
shortage IN The grain crb.. stimulates the tone
and ,trer citizens the prospects of higher prices
In the near future.
quotations TODAY.
BACON-Ehort clear sides PIC; Long
clear k6stkc less
nRY sALT-snort clear SIDES, SIC; Long
o,ear x6rK less; breskfsst bacon. l4c.
HAMR-Canysssed and uncany a.std nHo.
LARD - Tierce 9xc half.bnrrel, JOE
NJ, ound cana VAC; 20-pcuDd oeps. ZOE
u ioupd n W, 10Cs s-pcurd cans, hxG 3
,ouno cnpa. i0aA,
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TRADE ITEMS.

prtrcrrnpT Connurt mi man lately fCund
CouitGs GUY mo u" bo, iSst had
To-. 81 uiiia Wv t w ,oo ~ ,,Irsni,
pTSn ,,,aa, ,S NO ,,aiis IN hriidinU their
bontes IN, Janaucse c,rpsnter is dsIermlued
io.st 10 ,naSb H., ILiIn,h.
He,e5 ~ ,itI,t i.oner having l,rnct
AZ, is
a,n,S ~, cTI ie Inv new one ,or the snf
peLeo oy coh'' " Ou! "e" o''' 'o' 'N' 'u'
iea mh o,o r,,1o I,r co,..r,o- 1rvrr,st, N.dera
"a I h Ia r oS az Iard in tho g,pta ~
Cnahs,in 10 10 ,eioS romnsny has moi been mt
,Sna 10 faSoe1i tvithstsnd.
~! 80 t tI1ycInor Madeira IN Mexico.
~ " ,,proir, fIs "nnToyni n nppesrs TINT Inc
oort oct r. rot r'rHvjde for diyidiug the land
80 t., 'N .si,.T,, .,, s,,,,,lI tr,.t,. -"
'"iS a",. i yrs sttrc tbc irrirs of
~ $3.50 -U"u''' '""
MSrtco has 7gOrcOCOO nickel coins. It's 4
~. ~ ;,.-- T,,. la '',,,1.
'-'' e. LnneG IN I Christmas ig mt 10 b.
,na.i.,E o,+ar,. r..er NV thn unloading OF whole
,ios ~ rrs A. M; WHIT House. II would
~ uu, ~, - t S ,,,n,o,v I1rrsr SINE of thrm
~, s,,r,,,d pr.efse 'Arihur has no use for
- to' -. ,,SII.b.sl,'.i or nib-fyiss
Ir5., mas not ADVANCED in price THOUGH more
hopeful tone appears s.ecl rails have been
eo,ft, ot ssI and som. large contracts arr r.
1nrtti GnDh oy,r Il 6OD hi ps oil railroad were
r,r = - cd ia'tyear, co,ling probably 1850
no
TsI,eg, ro- III in ali the vcar 1850 cannot ha
1o1l~-d LINN n on win snt1sigclicn. Ii has
bSo, ), i'm Of tHclrtan,v srd LneaSluess in
n9ii1ics mi n, rusiur,s. i t,y # the Uniled
- ~. i..gt hte1ne if far thln any of ,ur
Mr. singer Of Singer Machine fame, left a
for.1ue OF l6.O0OCOj. A year before h death
he purchased a n0bleman's estate IN England
and was suupudcriug his money with pTinCely
prodigplity The p!Uper.y hiss Just been divided
among FIVE families
The great rlral park OF ihe city Of Boston will
b. compl ted by the purchase o. the remainder
OF the SO atras If the city council grants the
park commissioners the S5J00JJ they ask for the
work This sum will make tie unimprOved
land worth 81 1OJ 900. But the commission is an
exceed ngly able enc, AID has the entire conf
depce Of the community, Future generations
OF i s'onians have priceless heirloom in the
large ard picturesuue tr act secured.
The hop grow, rs Of New York have united in
an eff ut TO secure the enactment of laW by the
legislature requiring The brewers and dealers 10
brand eech ana every bottle Of beer. ale and
porter with the articles frofa which such bever-
ages ere made, together with the amount of the
same, under heavy penalty.
The Revi, ia Of Montereyis Il is said, wal iuC
war against sduiterated milk dealers. He
should giyeltup. The United States, consider
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
DRY GOODS.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY,

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
pRIl;Ts-.Freemans, Az; Lodi 5; Gloucester bn
Harmony s: Cocheco, 5x; Merrimac, 9: Groen'
sich. s. Alien, s; Albion. solid, 5x; Peabody
solid, 5n Peabody blsck, 6h simpson blacs'
s,S; siInp mourning. 6H; Gloucester mn monty
IN. 6. .nerican. 6: Barley pink and purple,
g. Arnold. 6; oil red, 9; Of! blue and green, T.
:: indian Head. 2; Swift Greek, -. Ok; Ktne'
"a, S; Edgeaeld - ~ Ca6 Ma,o t-s, x .,s.
s. Charter Oak, "a. 4; Lake George, - 6H;
grpat western. - s. International, -, ~.
Atlantic A-7n:Bennington,7k Natchez H. oh;
TIRE BROWN DoMEsTICs-Lake George
az. Harvest. 7H; Fseabonfss. IN: Great rails 2;
pas-ss,s' "a s: Piur Island x Atlantic *
arsnbr.er. az: Anendala 7k Dwight 7h; 30;
'e pIfSCHHD poMEsTICs-social sh: Sunny
ss,Ia & saplnesynir, N: kVsesS .. Big bonAn,ss
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10
FIs Il, OYSTERS AND AME

FIsN-.Red sheophead aud Trout l2c; New
el, i2c FriEh 0aieg Ash, dressed. lQc.
OYSTEn6r- Eaitid,ore, per doS Xxx, 3 go
med UNI, 4 CO N.asils select 90 Baltimore Sc
iect, 6 50; MFi2gCLda 9Oci Berwicks pay, ~
per hundIel.
GAME-V enison sid antelope 5@S. Buffalo,
3. Ducks per dozer. 2 90; quail, 20. Wild tuI-
keys, 6 0OG9 o., grouse, 2 90. Squirrels. l 5u.
Rabbits, 90, Jack rabbits d
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-10

THIS year. Last, Yea

The Manufacturers Record publishes M ar ar
dee showing the remarkable Increase IN the
thS last ihTec yesra. The figures show now 81
cotton having 1876 l22 spiudles, and
q S7S looms while in 1's0 there were only lsO
mil :, with 713 $50 spindles and 10 22l 10 )ms
In 1850 the value OF The manufactured cotton
nrodnced was little over S21 0OO,0l0 in. 1858 1t
rose TO s35 OOJ,OOJ or $4,000 QUO. During the
last three wears and a half 800 100000 have been
invested BY new and old coton.mill.s, IN IN
mgc5inerv, tie bulk Of which was paid 10
Northern and Western machinery mahu'"c-