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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-12-04
statne ID ; 60 Cnnn,lIan.
ToRoNro. osr., November

TORONTO O1g.s &DNeI4DeF %.
The ceremony of unveiling the statue OF
Hon. George Brown was performed to-day
by Hon. Alex. Mckenzie. Notwithstand-
ing the fnclement weather, large gather
ing witnessed the ceremony. After the
unwilling the party adjourned to the con-
vocation hall of the University, where
Hon. Oliver Mowat delivered an eulo-
CYSTIC address. He was followed by SEN
ator Allan, representing the ConserYa-
tives, who also eulogized the deceased
statesman. The statue was then formal
ly handed over to the city and accepted
by Mayor Boswell In few spprepriats
remarks.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

euoTATioss TODAY.
CoFFrg-Rio fair iiGi2e; primo. l2se
TEAs--lmperisl, S5@55c Young Tyson. 400
CO.. Oolonf fbe16Oci JGran, o0@eoc.
sUGARS Powdered, .qG nj loeG csc gran.
Mated, SIC; standard A l, SIC Louisiana white
MoLHssEs-Louisiana choice 6ocs prime, SEC.
fsir 70 good, 4oc corn syrup, CSC; sugar
BXGGING-Pure Jute, tx ios., ioxc; per
yard; ly. lbs. lOso. Ties i.t5 psr bundle.
RICE-Wholesalo. 6kGYSo.
h6kP-olive. Z rs per box: blue Indie. &
pound haiS 3 IS per box; pound bars 8 90 per
0V GAk SbfIae s fu Weight s s shortia
| -osEEsE-W R; i2G full cream iSc
'FRuo,lPaE -liosoi basis Cotton rope, lsc
WILL BUCKETS cool 25 peY doEen.
| CLOTHESaIEs Round, Csc; spring, per box
MEASURES bushel iron bound, 30 per
dGfE TEs 2,s0G SsE Esss 3, s nes 4; No.
per dozen: No. Z 90, No. & 90 per doron.
WRAPPING PAfgR-Rag and stray, SS7sc
T. g. ps Sa asE Sf2 FeR poPds Sh SS
drop bag 2 Oo6o2 iO buck, Q 2,ss2 s6
PICKLES = Chow-ohow one-half barrel
barrel, 50; 2-gallon pals chor-c chow ! 90.
| / S. Glass quartz %. Glass A-gallon. so
| Glass l-gallon, 4 75. Glass Hex. gallon, rs;
COAL OILr-lln degrees nfe TEST III DArrclb,
2lc; no test oil in cans a; l6c degrees nre
SACKEkRINNo. l barrels. II so. No. 1 n.
| barrels so. No. H.barrels, be. no. T.
| barrols, z o.. No. 2 .-barres. 90. NO kits
HOLLAND HRRRINa-Imported, IS per kog.
CiDER-Crab apple $50: Missouri cider soc
oar gallon. yiuegar per gallon, lsG,Ic.
sTARCH-Pearl ~. Royal Glass, bG hon;
ton i.pound packages, O. Corn stSrcn l,pouna
| packages, .. 6-p0und wood box glass, ~. y
| pound paper box glass, 6h.
| LYE--Concentrated. 2756e4 60.
JuGS-we quote: lie per gallon for Riaxed,
ToMAToEs-apound standard, os '-Sonnd
CALIFORNIA CANNED eOoDs.-Peaches,
9 co. Aprioots, 2 81 blackberries, 90 grapes
pounds 30 peas. az pounds, 90 plums az
pounds, 2 65: tomatoes, az pounds, 50; cur.
rants. OK pounds, 10.
sAoKiEG ToBACCo--seal Of North Caro-
lima l.pound packages. i6- h-pound, 400. NJ
pound, Toe; k-pound, 81; assorted cases. 49o.
GENERAL GR0CERiEs-sode, plcarb, 80
per pound: sal Coda, 29-4 20 8 l-sc. Per ponndi
Ginger race, lslper ID; Nutmegs, SOC 10 ~ w por
ham i.F,, $40 per Cor; Potted Ham. LIS y. %
per cax: ssr0irss Arbef.oal z so por case; BAY
aines French t3 % per ccsc Snuff Garrett
o., Ell % per osas: smut, Rslphs; o.
70 $40 psr cas9, 5awl Eslph's, Ia
In, elgo pet gross oliyoe American, qts,
a9s per dot, Olive on pts, ITO per d9s'
Murhfoosrn. e2Tb per dos; Uondc.isat dlik,
don; .unbler' 81 60 per dozen; crown, tLts p,
dosan, To- cana ei.t5 por d0son ID. oEns, " -
POI doYen Extracts Lemon, sbo. per doEen M.
roots, esscr.sd, csc per doseg Cloves. lwhoiei
ss. ;, pes H.; sesins. .laSi $50 oS. II SlSGk.
A. f'prcst Nc nor dos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
DRY GOODS
QUOTATIONS TODAY,


Harmony D; Coehsoo, 81; Esnimso Green
wloh, ~ Allen, 81 Albion. polli. 5N PeaboaI
solid, 5S Peabody blsoS, 90 simpson olack
ck; slmr u mourning 6hj Gouoestof nor n
lng, 8. , !ne-inen. 6; barkley pink and purple
Anola 9; Oh req q d, 5lue md 9rSsn, a.
az Ini,sp sesa. swlii or9ei "a SN az Sns
Derby, S.4 81; Slsnda@. 50, 5lli Es'chee, -
s dharter Oar, -, 4 l1ts ceorgs, - os
jlo.! woateriL - International a. ~
Atlantic AK; Bonn.ngtoh'a; kstoheA H'oh'
FIJI FIVE BROWN DogssTIcs-Lrso Decree
81; HaryesL7t<; pcSshontAs. AZ Great .ells q
Poerlorr, 81 5; Plum iAland, s. Atlantic IN
sreeDbricr, *; Ausndsle ~; dwight 7'< Be;
BLfRoHED DoAssTIos--soeials 9, sunny
SIDE Ix Ho.%2svIs aS Forest s smg S2pS ea
brio i9K; wamsUith IL New YORK rnills u;
Diamond I'm, oainbr.e & Knignrs, eannn s
Zero, a, Q Hero. y; 8; Bepnrdysia 2: JAIN ,s,
~; Cen Of The Spindle. s. go-ter, Sx Glen, "
DUOKs--Arkwtighi, lG; Etliok' sos, loN
sturk, dos, Il? storh, 1905 70; saSaHe S-os, ~
Xxx, do, "a; Boston, io-os, b:sxp ana drsb, lsN
/ "a lash. SIX; aoid Nodsi blue lax; Lion
Ssown ard drab, III Chariot striped, l2S; sav.
TICEIEG-- An oskcag AGA, Is; Hantl;on, ~
hollywood, plaid, IA Standard y 9s; kaston
~: Omega Ii,l' Continental Fancy l0 Stan.
HICKORY -.Eooi Riyor, SO; Blue and Brown,
Sc; India, l1Hc Arlisgion, SIC; Ihorndise
Il o. H,rnton y; American. u; Lowell CITY, ~
ss; ot.Swa' *; MiohisoI' TX: Psiis, 7S;wooS
lsyn,7S, ostSwhe.sA. Arlington s. Augusta
TX: louisiana N.
,JEAHs-Roxboronge IS; Pacific, K; e., !" y. a
Peoples, 26h; Louisville ssH: Kentucky, Sax.
United States Sok; Gold Modal II.
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8 10 10 $685. July, 81 2 l.2 tos,Sl2. Bulk
meats IN fair demand; shoulders, 70;
short ribs. s07 i.2 short clear, 4 40. rhe
Drovers' Journal report; Hogs Receipts,
1000 dull 10 lower IT 1919 to
S665. CAttl,-Recsipts, 300; brick and
good 10 choice shippins, 10 40 s6.lOi O IN
mon 10 medium, $5,O5 to 10 O5; grass
Texsor ti75; corn.lcd rexans, $3.50,
Sheon-R,oeipl 600: sloV bat ateedv F;
inferior 20 fair, 81 60 20 o. medium 20
good. a 20 $3.50, choice " extra, 20 90
50 Is
KANSAS CIry MAnKgT,
KASsAH CiTY, May 20 Wheat stead ' #;
SO IA bid, cash; ~ 3S May; ~ 81 bid,
June. Corn iirmer, A l.2 10 40, cash; it,
May; 50 81, Jnne. Osfs dnll eud nomiusi;
20 bid. The Live ; ooh lndientor teports;
Cntile-Receipis, 100, slow; native steers,
005 TO 800 hounds average, 1920 70 20 CD
o,hera unchanged. hogb--Rsoeipie . 600,
10 higher, closing weaker: lots 800 TO $50
average, IS 70 20 80 40
NEW YORK MARKET
Nav YDRK May 20 Seeves--liecelpu,
llteen Car loads mainly city traus; no
trading; dressed beef n uiile hrper and
higher. o | 4 90 l0l I Tor oily. Shstp-R,'
lcsipis, SO 0: extremely dull; 4 lower Tor
clipped sheep sold si76 to sB,25: suring
lnnbs, IS rs 10 so 80 Flour doll Whea.
l-SDoi Tors ~ 10 / higher; operations
opened weak; IA to ~ lbwer, afterwards
recovered from decline and advanced 3S 10
5.s, closing with reaction OF Ia 20 l'2; un'
graded rcd, Is 10 Sl.lS; No. red, % l.2;
No. 9 red, $l.0l TO $i.03 b.S Cori-Spot
lots Ia 90 10 higher options opened IA TO
l.2 lower, Afterwards stronger and rallied
~ to 81, closing weoker, With n reaction 81
| 4 TO =; ungrsded, 80 10 62l-2; No. .,
GO Ia tp 6l; steamer, Oh 2: No. 2, 623 u
90. Coffee, spot fair; RIO dull; options, ov-
ing partly 20 dec Inc in Hayre, and partly
10 increased Teceipta ut Rio, were lower;
lisht trading closed barely steady;
fales. 1900 hsgs: Rio No. 7, June, 50 TO
s. co; JAY. s CD TO s 65; August 6S 10 20.
Sugar dull and nominal; t.sudsrd A q 3 3.
Molssoes Quiet ard weak: so tesi refining,
10 Rice steady, with fair demand. rallow
easier ut Gl.2 10 COS RosiD dull. Tur-
pentlne dull ut 80 Pork quiet bat Firm; new
mess, tl775 Lard steady; western steam
spot, 40.
| B,sT0H WOOL.
BosroS, May 2O-Wool Ia moderate de-
mnnd; o aio and Pennsylvania extras, "a TO
80; Michigan fleece, % 10 81: pulled, 80 to
| 80, others unchanged.
| NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
| NKw OgLrAHs Msy 20 Corn iD fair de.
mnnd: white higher, nj 6s - 40. Oats
flrmer and quiet; 43 to 40 .. Bscon IN fair
demand: long clear aud clear rio lower;
o 3.S to . "a Bran quiet ard lower; %.
Cotton. seed oil-Prime crude, 81 IL TO 81;
summer yellow, 80 to Al. Others I'M
changed. Exchange unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
QUOTATIONS ro-pAy


Axfs-t'ollins, per dozen, . or Gold Dollar.
per dc,ens cn Diamond Edge per dosen, 90
ssRiILRfs AHb Lps-Aso per pounds sugar
se su &c pst pon pound ,,,oo,n, os M, oo,,
TiR PLATK--I. o. iOHit. per box. 3 90 !. o..
lix2o. per box, 4 90 Torne ity2l PER Dor. 40:
rrrne, lof2S. per box, IA 9e
TfNwARE-Piccod, discount 90 per cont
stAlrDOd discount 30 per cont
soLDsR--No. !, i6c, No. la and la, lao per
nucR HoRsE CoLLARs-.H !, A 20 per doIcn
hAMhs-two loop, 70 per posoni three loop
rkcKs~in boxes, 100 papert 3 ~ per box.
GRUB HoEA-Po dozen, o. railroad picks
DER Dozen b so
HATToCRs-pcr dogen, . 60.
RUBBER bkLTiNd-Disoount 6oper cont.
sshno5vvEis a Xn VIZ srApEs-sowlnnd',, dis,
ooun, ~ Dor cont Ames' list steel goods dis
oonul 20 and 10 poI cent.
HEAVY uARDwARE--shaf,s, finished, . o.
buggy, 2 Is; express 50, Wagon tongue.
10 %, Hickory nxlcA 10 %, holsters, Z u
Coupling poles, ~. .epokos, xxx, select z
powden shoes, az. Northwestern horse nails
No, GO o.; 7E2& Q, 8 % Ber iron, u rate
ploN sloS 20 ,sfrlng steel, 10; cast steel lse.
BUGGfE ---0rade u. and spring top, % 0OG
100 %, 30 open 10 OOSpsl %, do sido spring
top, 10 o .9iS5 vi, do side bar, 100 0O@lS0 00 Dc
phntouG i.3 OndpiS0 %. grade side spring
lao 0Gii2 co. DO ohmtons, ibO O002n 20 bumI
10 o11ls0 GO. three spring wagons W oOs,llh
WlRK--smooih wire No. 0, SO Nos 10 and
n bAg lapsnnod. csrbed wire. Go; galvanized
nAfhQt 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL,
,uorAfIoHa TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
sTONE-At the Dallas quarfies, 30 per cubif
foot; lie for foundation; ioc for WALL and 26o FOL
LUMBER-Yellow Pine, rough, 2 % per lo(
over "a feet 2 rs per 100 Dresd side finishing
clear, co common, 2 Is; y ceiling. 20 0e cell
ing, So kxe rough. I 50 per 100 KS fough'
rs per 100; MS dressed, 400 per 100. Siding
IS per 100 Poplar dressed nnishing 90 pei
iGCe siding. 2 SO; y ceiling, 2 So ceiling, 90.
white pine dressed hnishing. s so per 100 \
ceiling lst common, 3 CO. 2nd common, %
sidine, ist common, rs; 1d common, 20
Oummnu dessa 90 seso, se@5 % - 70 49,.
BHIN0LEs-Vel,ow pinN toeA % xhise
Pine, 4 so.s cS; oIp's'a NO l 3 90 NO
II sTfh P1RIs-Per barrel 4 ooo4 Co..
CENKNT FLUEB-6 inch, ukG lnon 100 I
NH osliins ioint 90 . inoh CAP 500 'noh
pRIIN P1PE-e inoh. 100 pcf fooe tincb, no
iuch. 0kG irch, lns innh, 500
NIxED PAIST6-Ready for nse and al ool'
ora 1 Is per gal. AL the tested ano stan
dsfd makes are on sale By Dallas dcalerH
WHITE LEAD-ethctly pure 7b96 %.
WINDOW GLAes-sxl6 70 l0xl2 500 foxl.
70 iSx2l sse l6x2l 10 20xA Q rs, less 20 per cent
LIME-Uooperod Austin, 90 per barre, DO 4,
1 90 Deuscr osY ioss. 500 per rayrel. :, ~
Dajias 10 lots. Eu pef bushcl 80
HAIR-Per pound, s09kc.
POgT9-Cedar "a so Bois faro u
LlTVS-l 20 nor l. ST
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
1AaDE ITEMS.

PROMINENT Linoo n parish farmer says the
report that north Louisiana farmers have In
creased the cotton acreage tots yesf Is 700 tue
a. applied to thst par!,h 4 much i.rger cot
Son crop has De planted this year than last l..
The boy cottic 4 pc ic some tina since put In
operation by the ismPsrsncs w'p Sa, OF H.en.
6icsed, proved boomerang. The new excise
board recently granted tw -n.y-eight licenses
a wide-awske Sprlnghe d., hns.acnusetts.
died different colors T. advertise popular dyes,
I'd in the pre- ~ coats auc ,unning ways they
o1trsct young anu old In great numbers.
0cddes, onoldsg county, New YORK suneIs
- laws growing out o.; he liquor trsfio. %
m Known 6rlpking plsoes Ia the town II Is said
0AsS bu 10 are licensed ,,,
"a 4 boy street. car conduct rested because
~ Vouid not give back q nickle and axe .
~. The boys father sues tho millionaire
~ Ssn Lu.s Ps,os,. Mexico. legislature has
-Sn6a6 for ,wo wears .he Il ne grant d BY the
SSSSS - de Mexican Central railroad TO build
~ Seonch 70 Tampico. Tne time expires June
ISs. Barby. living near cohu!t', in white.
~ 0o1nty. Sjuth Carolina, mas oi.tovered an
S-SSSciVo an niue on her place. one-half
V q s0io1e The Ohio legislature prorosina
- ~. i6stion OF three tate uniyersities :
- university O. or,otn, wD,o unrves ~ \
- and the Ohio state university ~ Vol
! ~ sstate in Buffalo has increased q. SIC i6.
y sSsee Isst year and Is now assessed Al
~, ~ The neysonai property valuation II
- loss Of fs3f, eie ON las year.
i5 sr9e wss Lass week carried Into
= SSSS n f. understood that Il will
- ~ Vo,ld's = -ir IN New Orleans.
2S~vt"i ehss there sill be plenty OF
n ~ 81 1atcbie valley this season ~ tnis
ss<S VII not Be- failure.
q. 5 leadinx vineg ~ dist ana vi e
- Is.e "a ifof ~ . pr2secuunz =.
- 10y vine We not good
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
POULTRY, GAME, ETC.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.


DRFEN APPLES-5 0oet5 so per barrel.
HUTS--Almonds, zoo per pound; Brazil, $50
ico, llberts, 100; Naples walnuts, 18o per pound;
chcstnu.s imported, none on the market pea
nuts, Tennessee rcd, le0i1c; choice white, lac;
cocosnnto. s0O%9 90.
ORANGES Louisiana, per barrel, II 600
IS o0 per case, 6 so Valencino. per case OF 40,
. oooDi0 90.
90
DATRs-In trails, l0@l2o
BANANAs-3 0094 0O per bunch.
0RAPEs-Malsgs, @ COCO 30 half bayrol
SWEET POTAfoES-0n the str cots, rcd,
100 per busheI: yellow, 90
ONIONS-New. 8 90 Per barrel.
POTATOES 'bushel, 100.
Carbohydrates 2 8 oper dozen, or 30
'f CH III Ems wequo,e Ms oo@s so per dosen;
turkeys, zoe
EGCD- l0c per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western, 20@25C cooking
lB6o1sr country. Is s85a
RAIsINB-Lcndon layer. new per Dor, 09
bRiED PEiOHEs-unpeeled.s c pselod isc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
NRw YORK, May 20.-The following is the
daily comparative cotton statement:

LAST YEAR, 1859 2o,7Os 5,7e5,5N 49,. -.
Exports this week: Great Britain, 9l44;
France, none; Continent, 900. Stock in all
United States ports this day, Oil, 26s; this
day last year. 547, s62
ct LOUIS MARKRf.
Sr. LOUIS, May 20.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat sIow, wesk and lower, but closed
firmer; No. 2 red, 81. to 81 90 IL, cash;
81 o IA TO Sl.iO, May; $lO Alto $l.06 - 4,
June; o. 5-S I, Oh rs, July. Corr, irregu::
lar: opened generally lower but closed
better; firm; 50 IL to 81 is, cash; 80 2,
Oats duh; SO to IS 1 8 bid, cash; 81 IA, May.
w risky steady; 81 IL. Corn meal higher;
IS. Provisions very slow; only small job
trade done at previous prices. The ad'
vance In Chicago had no eft ct here. Dat
tie Rtoeipts, 1900: steaiy and quiet; de.
mand light and little done; exports, 70 40 TO
SO IS; good 70 choice. $50 e 60 40; com N:
Texan stsers, IS Is 70 IS Is; grass fed Tex IN
steers, 81 to s4.75 Hogs-Receipts. 66oo;
quiet at s5 40 to IS so. Sheep Reosipt.,
ESQ; dsmsnd exceeds the supply; prices
firm; clipped natives range from IS TO $3.50;
Texan, IS 1855.
CHICAGO, May 20.-Flour quiet and nm.
changed. Wheat In fair demand; unsettled
but generally higher, although closed l.!
under Yesterday; MAY, SO 1.2 to IS, closed
Sc So: june, 81 "a 70 60 ] Z, closed IS; July,
So So 10 81 10, closed 90 to 90 8. Corn quiet
and wesksr; closed IA under YESTERDAY;
cssb 1858 10 81 3 8; June, H5s to IS IL.
closed 81 80 to 5t7.s; July. SO i-2 TO 81 2,
closed SO 81. Oats in fair demand; cash or
Nav sI 10 81 1 2; Jane, 81 IL 20 50 81;
JoIy 80 10 80 10. Pork excited and at
higher prices; gradually advanced from 90
10 n as and the appreciation moderately
well sus,sir Cd; cash. SIS to $3.50; June,
az loso SI5,35. closed els 07 l-2 70 $3.50,
JnIv sl7.35 to SIS u IL closed SIS 10 10
SIS ~ Ia. Lard stronger; ~ 20 10 higher;
each, Z Is 70 SOS; May, 7.95 TO $40; June,
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needs remoiaing. and a necessary step 10 this,
il appcars, & an cNtm'litinn ino IA systems
OF other Ia os aud countries. ace rdingl}, IA
blll has ia, been passed py tho senate author,
COmml 1slnnDfr, ana gppropfIaiius tliuN 70
nest halhg!ls and travelling and OtncfcNpontes
Mts'om Union officials w New iotk say INC
fipoltad pruJ 'tlod sure or thV ttlesriphon ia
M uuudC1,
POPULAR ,unday omrs. mont Is 'nrll,hod 10
Hartford BY % tofrier shu kuls hheon rats IN
A. o Ilatmlr, Of suflold, Connecticut, has a
R'amao hen hat has uken two young pigs un'
There are ut present enc hundred and lfty.
.Wo mslo and nix fmalc convlcts working in
hr mines ~ Coal CrotE, Tennessee.
10 a estimated that there arc nearly I've
thousand ~ les OF housC-lop wires IN New York
* p,clamauon IN the Victoria (B. O. Gazette
throws thn IA aud lands open ~ fotutmunt ftom
Tho lst OF next month II Al - acre,
Two bundled rev styles Of stationery have
been Intro 3ucCd this ,oGson. Everyone will
have sn opportunity 10 be rshinuahle
a bear shot AZ Gulf Hammock Florida, tbs
other dAy, weighed COO pounds, aud the int on
his back was four Inches thick
some uuc ago bod was found In the cenAl
at 81 ritusr, New YORK, ans sold 10 Tho syrG.
cuss Cole 20 OF Medicine hy tho undertaken, no
ore identifying OF aiming H. 4 rumor y now
being circulated that tho skin hR, been tanned
aud phir ot slippers made OF II Tor the use OF u
per.oa Sttsched u the college
Estimates OF the Mexican government oNpons-
cs Tor the next seal year, stnt 70 congress, are
Us 700 600.
Fat sheen a'o reported scarce iu western No.
yada II l.2 c1nts a pound Is tilercd, but no
sheep arr 20 be- had
II isamong the facts not generally known that
y C srttin toilet water owes ;is immense sale In
the sOuthpr states To The persistent Allusiun 10
II In the cOutte of her pcrfu nance? OF n certain
com sdienne Once popular south OF Mason and
Dlxon's line This actress udld many y poor
season over with tho cheokE the periumer sent
her. and she tnr1ed iho money
Hebrew soCi,tcs In Buffalo. Rochester and
Syracrso have contributed t65001 for the
orphsn asylum at Rochester.
New York city has society for the relief 81
ruptured persons, aud Il N chartered 10 hold
si,25l. 600 worth OF properly.
a number Of the most prominent colOrcd men
IN Augusta, Georgia, have organized u real
estate ASSOCIATION, the capital stock OF which Is
limlled 10 1900 q. 81 q hhare.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
LIVE sTOCR.
orn1ArInHH TODAY.

BEEvEs-Com fed, per 10, 4X@4Kc; cows,
per III, Sk@4kc.
MUTToNS-Fsir fat muttnns, psr ID. 2k@
SIC: choloe. per pound, 3dS4c
boGH-Per p,und, ta4sc; stock hogs per
pound, 3KGk,
BULLS AND sTAGs-.For sausage nanu.
faotuIc, per p .nnd, lKs2Se ,uo ~
stoarr per hcsf, "a 90; yearling heifers, pei
heas, 10 0C; Q. yesr.plI steers, per head, Is o.;
q year old hcifers per head, q 90;
COVE 8 to 81 ears old. per head. 20 co. COWS " tn
young calves, 90 or yNuug Texas bulls, 25 90;
Texas raised X Durham, 81 90; Texas raised Y
Durham, so 60; Texas raised u Durham, 80 %.
Texas raised fill b God Durham. LEO 90.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-21
LIQUOR.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY

ALCOHOL so per sllon. a, pc high wine!
WIIsIY-Rectihcc, / 1901 so, az per proof
sour mash one ; ear old, l CD; two years old,
/ 1902 90; three years old. 6U@p2 Is; fancy. ex
ira old whisky. 4 e0ea5 co. as per ago.
WINRS-Clarets IN onsos COOS o. per queI
ity; Catawba, per csl, 90o@l so Pert, OO@4 Q
sherry, per gallon, 0OGi co. Madeira, per gal
lon, / docs 90 white vine, I'm cascs, b0gl6 90
CHAMPAGNF-Jiiles Mum q Co., 20 UeD82 81;
kot 20 5otos2 so Domcst.c champagne oc@
400
BOTTLE BEER-st. Louis quarts. ~ %; plots
~ 81; Budweiser, own .iEs, IL t0 pints' IL W;
Eflan,er beer, quarts, - 90; pints. IS so
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PROVISIONS.
auofArroNs TO-DAY.

BAOor-s hors ciear sidea i0xc; short clear
dry salt 9Kc; hams, i3i<c; b.eakfAst bsoon. 100
lART-Ttcr~r 9Hc 5c-ccurd ezra. e1c 10.
pOurd cas-. i0x Pond cara s.rourd csns,
foxG pounc csn,. ioxc.
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Arknnsn. Drmocrais.

LIrrLE Rock, Juno T.-Thc conven-
ton rc-asscmbled last night, and APP
pointed Joseph House and II. j. Thorn
ason electors for the Stato-at-largc. u.
NJ. Rose, II. +. Duval, y. W. Fordycc aud
u. NJ. Taylor, were elected delegates 10
the Democratic National convention for
nc large. District delegate are;
j. e. Tappan, I. G. Hare, >: J.: Englc'
BE. Black, II. q. Burns, \. II. Williams,
W. l.. Terry, II. Is. Armistcad, III. {. Tip.
ton, j. u. Fanchcr. Delegates are unin-
structed, hut the sentiment Is favorable
To any ticket that seemed the strongest
by pivotal States. >,
The convention adjourned sine die
this forenoon. The platform adopted
unanimously and strongly supports pub
lie education; invites immigration; COM
mcnds liberal legislation encouraging
the construction of railroads, but de-
mnnds all grants of corporate powers
and franchises he guarded against
abuse and held subject to the regulating
power of the people. Tho tariif plank Is
as follows: We favor reform and re-
trenchment IN the public service, and
declare our adhesion tn the principles oil
the Democratic party upon the SUBJECT
of the tariff, holding that the grant to
Congress by the constitution
To levy and collect imports was intended
To raise revenues. and forbids the oppos-
ing policy of the Republican party, of
fostering one branch of industry To the
detriment of others, and the promotion
of the interests of some parts To the
injury of other parts of our common
country; and we demand material
reduction of present excessive tariff
duties, and such revision of the laws
imposing them ~ will cqualizc the bur
Ill.
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SPECIAL SPRAY.
PARAGRAPHS ABOUT PERSONS
And nm Unusually Interesting Budget Of
Snappy News Items from all Over
the state - Multiarious Min
ute Matters, Etc.

\ cry fine rain fell at Tyler yostc'
day.
Weather hot and business dun Al
gainesville.
Most of the burncd-out district IN
Athens is rebuilding with brick.
The thermometer yesterday at E
Paso went up To lO6 I'm the shade.
The officers of the A. +. ~ A. "
of Comanchc lodge were installed
Thursday night.
Greenvillc is gradually and pcrma'
ncntly improving. Health of the com
munity only good.
improvements continue ut u rapid rate
In Brownwood and the streets are being
put in fine condition.
Abilene is to have two large new
school buildings, one for the north and
one for the south side.
The third trial of Orrin Robertson, OF
the Democrat, engaged Justice Pages
court ut Mckinney yesterday.
Several of tho members of Shor-
man Fire company attended the fire
mans ball mt Denton Thursday night.
The genial face OF II. II. p. McLain,
after an absence Of several months,
made it's appearance on the Mckinney
streets again to-day
~. 4.
me N9' IN ooul,S io"vnIi i ris'', ,',i'l
,ordaw ,nnrni,o r,"res, in i,s 6e,i6or.
a,;o,s n,,,;n,,5. nnnL,,od
"',o", -, c.,,,..
capt. W. a. hoyu, Cashier OF ,,o,,li'
county Matlohnl bhlh, returho'' 10 Mc,
Kinney lh,lisuay liiEIlt IRON pic"s"re
"TRIP 10 the i"NoS anu Nv" AorN'
Numerous improvements Of q sub
stantial order are belnS maze upon 'her,
man streets Dy ~ r.: u. NIril, H'roe'
commissioner 81 the Clty council
Mrs. G. II. Reillcy was yesterday in
the Navarro county court adtudgcd y
lunatic by Judge Autry, and Will be sent
to the asylum II ADMISSION can DO pro-
cured.
Dranc. johnson ~ Dranc, ofCCrsicana,
have closed the contract to build q mill
at Georgetown for }. Il. Roberts, putting
in the celebrated Nordyke ~ Marnon
Co.'s machinery.
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being a citigcn al thl, state for
the last thirly-ihrco yoari during that
time, and Nm fact, all his life, he has
boon 70 prominent and constant Domo.
era, being member oi the party of
tlmo-honorod principles, NO, only Ia it,
palmy days, but In times that tried
mons souls, III, many good social
qualities have cudoarod him 10 his
friends and gained the esteem aud re-
spcct of oven his business ncqualntnncos
81 much 50, indeed, that In the Con
Non,iom In which MAJ. ponN was
first nominated for state Treasurer,
the Major received. ~ votes for that
Office, but withdrew In favor of DonN,
10 keep down bad feeling between the
different sections of the state, DoHN
being from North Texas, and the Major
from Central Teas. Ills ability Ia I'LL
the office of Comptroller, his friends say,
is conceded by all who know him. lie
h par excellence business man. Under
his care the affairs of the state would
prosper, 80 all those who support him
are urging on all occasions.