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The Business Men for Arthur.

CHICAGO, May 20.-A telegram signed
by the Presidents of the First and Com
mercial National Banks by John v.
Farwell, Philip D. Armew, Harry Kerp.
0. w. Potter and other republicans at
large of the commercial and financial
interests was sent tonight to the business
mems meeting in New York in pehalf Of
President Arthur's denomination. The
dispatch expressed an appreciation Of
the Importance of the call for that meet
ing, endorses the spirit and sentiment
of the call and declares that President
Arthur should be re~nominated.
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Cattle Prospects.

ST.. LOUIS, May pa prominent cat
tie man of Texas, who has just returned
from an extensive tour of the cattle re-
gion and some of the northern markets,
says the outlook for beeves is very fine.
He reports that some of the advanced
herds from Texas had already arrived at
Dodge City, Konsas. and the seasons
drive from Texas will be larger than for
ten years, and will probably reach half
a million.
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Lynched.

CHEYENNE, May 0.-Two men ar
rived here tonight from Sabille county
five miles north of here, with the body
OF George Metcalf in their possession.
George Metcalf while at dinner got into
a dispute with Will Maloney, when the
latter shot him dead. Maloney was ar
rested and on his way here was captured
by a mob who lynched him.
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The Daily Gold Find.

MILES CITY, Mont, May 15.--The
reported gold discovery seventy miles
north Of here by B. Collins may have
some foundation, as citizens of Miles
City now claim to have found indica-
tons of gold in that vicinity some time
ago., but had not sufficient mining ex-
perience to give it much attention. Two
parties have started out to-day for that
location.
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Express Approval.

New YORK, May pa great mass
meeting of citizens and business men
called to express approval of the admin
istration Of President Arthur and to
urge his nomination for a second term
is being held tonight at the Cooper In
stitute. A more orderly and intelligent
assembly than that which crowds the
hall was never before seer in New York
CITY.
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Why It Suspended.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 1.-THE cash
Ter of the Bankers and Mechanics bank
says suspension was due to the fact that
last week a large number Of certificates
OF deposit, on which the bank requires
from ten Ito thirty days notice, were
with $4,000 of state funds within the
past few days checked out. He thought
the bank would probably resume in a
few DAYS.
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Wrecked,

LONDON, May 22.-The Castalia, from
Palermo for New York, grounded off
Denia, Spain. She jettisoned part of
her cargo. Rough weather prevents as
sistance being rendered.
The British ship Syria was wrecked
off the Fejee islands and. seventy pas
sengers (Coolies) drowned.
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Wouldn't Confess.

ST. Louis, May 2o.-Philip Schneider
Waterman on the steamboat Montana,
was suspected of a recent theft Of ST., 500
from the safe, ard while the boat lay at
st. Louis on Monday night he was TAX
EN- from the steamer to an island near
Lexington by five men, who lifted him
up four times with a rope round his
neck, but failing to make him confess
he was released.
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The SWAIN Case.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The decis-
ions of the court in the Swain case go
to the secretary Of war this evening. It
Is understood that the findings Of the
court are adverse to General Swain.
General Pope, accompanied by Major
Dunn, of his staff, will leave for San
Francisco tomorrow morning.
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Hunting His Wife.

DETROIT, May W.-Henry Dillon, of
Akron, O., is in the city looking for his
wife, who some time since took their
children and skipped out. Since that
event Dillon has come into the possess
sion of a large fortune by the death of a
brother in California. and wants to re-
cover the children.
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Died.

DETROIT, May 20.-Wm. Palmer, an
old veteran, who has attained a national
reputation from being the only survivor
of the soldiers who guarded Napoleon
while IN the island of st. Helena, died
at his home on Battle creek last night.
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Congressional Notes.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The house
committee on military affairs have IN
structed Representative Slocum to re-
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Hanlan Wins.

LONDON, May pa Sidney dispatch
says that Hanlan won the sculling
match against Laycorm by half d
length.
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MAXIM.

lucky; got by Belmont, sire of Nutwood, 2:lsA,
Wedgewood. 2:19, etc., by Alexander's Abdallah,
dam Primrose. dam of Princeps, by Alexander Alb
season.
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KENTUCKY

BROWN BAY-Got by Volunteer, sire of st. Julien
Liz; dam Kentucky Girl, by Blue Ball, sire OF
VIII Cody, 2:l9. Limited and terms private.
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BISHOP

BAI-l6 hands; got by Princeps (sire Of Trinket
2:14), by Woodford Mambrino, 2:21k; dam Sentry
by Sentinel, 1923, at $50. 90 the season.
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Mares taken good care o., but no responsibility 70,
Gccadeats. Free pGsturaqe for sicty days; all mares
Kept more than that length Of time ui1l be charged pas
turdge at % 90 per month.
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LIQUORS.
ALooHoL-r gallon, .2.s7 % SAC

ALcoHoLcf gallon, $2.T % $40
BRAN DIBs-Domestic, q gallon, $500 "a $3.50
imported coma 's-7. 3 gal, y ,A.S0; 1872, $50
$50, al.iai 1870, s6.f@, 1880, 81 i0 lsfiN, {3W
la, ,lAl; OF DUpuy 3 Co.'S cognac, 1873
$50; $50, .ivv, 1851, 5000; lS4S, SECS; Bis.
luet, Dubouche Co. cognas, 1878, $3.50; 1870
800; 1873, 500
GfE-Domestic, New York or Philadelphia
T. gallon, $l.20; Holland, p gallon, S2.75lt2.S5
Sir Robert Burnetts Old Tom, q gallon, S3.ll
GS.&; Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, y cask
s,6@3OO; Holland, r. case, $3.50.
WHISKY Louisiana rectlhed, gJ r. cent
proof, n gallon, $l.lS; Western, tLl5ql. II
Bourbon, 81: ioG$D; Rye, sl.J0G3.50; Scotch
Imported, s4Cnsi.25; Irish imported, $40
G4i.25.
CHAMPASNEs - RoudeTer Carte Blancn
luarts, E dozen, 200; Piper Heidselck quarts
& dozen, 2SOO; krug & Co., quarts, r dozen
$50; hioer n Chandon, S!llery Mousseux, q
iozen, A.Wi Cremant day, 4 dozen, 300; 9
l.. Mumm q Co.'s, pinIs, - additional; dr.
VeIsenay, A.75; EXtry Dry, 2SjO.
California claret, r gallon, tndA5
Meniandel No. /, Y gallon, 70@7i; inporte,
c,aiets, ordinary, Il casS, 7DONd'0.91 iamil!
clarets, per cNsk, 70.eBGS0OO; guC ciarets,
cask, 9O0N@lijOJ; Medoc * case, 500; ST
Julian, q case, 60 Msrgau8, q case 100
Ponte Canet d case, 1900; Larose, p case
Y 10; Leoyin, y case, 200; Chateau Latte
o2te mo oi'1a->, r Gaze. S,9NG3fC
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DRY GOODS

PRINTs-Merrimac ID, 8; Manchester, 8;
choice do, *; American, 52; american in,
ter mourning, 81; simpson mourning H,;i s.
eo S g. eoa aSss 81 f RieE@ond g.
Windsor, 9; Steel River, 59$; Aliens. *
MerriInac pink, 81; Richmond pink, 6; Allen
pink, 6; Merrinnac shlrtlng, S; Regatta shirt
Ing, vi Hampton, "a Allen shlrtings. ~;
Dunnell shlrtlngs, AZ.
BROWN HEETINGs-Lawrencs LII, 81;
STARK A, ~; Augusta, o.; Indian Head
1, "a, Mystic River, 81; Atlantic a, ~;
Atlantic II, ~ Agawam, 81; Atlantic p,
"a; Peppcreli Il, ~; Indian orchard EE,
6l9i Pepperell r, !; fremont &C, 50; Conti-
mental K, 81 Pepperell o, 81; Pepp5rel y,
z Badger state LII, 5N; Michigan III, s.
Beaver Dam LII. 81; Clark A 50: Nonpt-
ELL ~; Granite b, ~; Bedford r, ~;
sort !,l,!!,L Z A. Monawk 4: Boot MI
market A, IS Newmarket 6, 81:
BLFAcUEp SHEETINGs-New York, l01<;
Wnmsulta, lOi2; Langdon CIR, lO Lonsdaie
cam muslin, lHa; Berkeley eX cam muslin,
Pa; TgScarora, lOi AndroscogFln l. ~, 8;
Mn-onyilie,9; Lonsdqle, So; CABOT, "a; Con-
way Fruit of the Loom 0: Linwo01, 81;
prosperity, %; Hill 81 :; Hili rs, "a; Hall
lowell a. 6lii Boot r. ~; BaliUn, S; Canoe
a. Bi i.o55 Wei a. ri aSoPs ~ Green
less, =
TIcKs-Amoskeng AGA, a; Amoskeag A,
! l84i AmOskc8g b, ~; AmOskcag G, NJ;
Amoskeag d, III AmOskeag T., l0g3; Amos.
I keag +, 10; AmOsteng Ii, 3; Thornkike A,
/ ~; Swift River, "a; Mcthuen IA, l2l5; Con-
estoga eX. ~ Is; Cords ACE, ~; C0nestO-
| gn eX.T-S, "a; COncstogg ON IA, Is; COnestopa
CTi-l IA; Conestpga, GOA rs, II; Hnmil-
ton, III; Manhattan, 8; International IY,
! :; OceaH,6
sTErEs--Amos hgog, 3-&GG-g, HJs; Amerl-
| can, B.; Hamilton, lltg; Amoskeag cheyiot,
| lO5; Ashbyme "A, II; Ashbyme red cross, 10,
pENliMdSS-AlnosEeaag, a. York, a, Otis
| Otis &C, ~; Beaver Creek AA, "; Beaver
! Creek BIZ, r; Beaver Creek &C, l0lf; Warren
| BIB, ll5i Warren AKA, l2la; haymstef
| brown, 81; Columbian IA; Warren &C
! brown, 10Y UncusvillC 10.
'uECka mon, No. SO, IA; Union, No. ~,
| II; Union, No. l., IL; Miners No., ia: MI
ner's No. . i6l2; Prodigy, Q; Alabama osnu-
burgS, Z; louisiana osnaburgs, 7; Augusta
Osnahurgg 7.
GISGHAMs-- Lancaster, &; Amoskear. 8:
Canton, " Draper, y; GlonwOOd, ga; Bates.
s.; t.Wemoui 3 3. Miami, 81; Clarendon
6'.j scotch, double fold, 10 a0i25
CAHBRlCs-N ashlngton, ~; Manvill, 81
lQBls; Slater & Sons, jlgCG8lI; Rid finish, hd6 T;
MasonNille, 81 ZGbl.; Garneg 5l1d6l9,
CARrE Tapestries Higgng'B ,Gj6gS7ls (;
Tapestries Sanrord's, 6EtS5, Tapestries RoS-
bury, III; Bigeluw body Brussels, I35; Low
| ell body Brussels, l.3j; Extra Moquettes, las;
u MOqucttes, ll0; Lowell extra superH, 72l (;
I Hartford 3-ply, 3D Hartford extra supers, 70 ;
/ Iark, Read & Franklin extra supers, M ;
Park, cotton chain extra supers, 5714; Phila-
deiphia wool, A5t91o; common cotton chain
1f045.
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HARDWARE AND INITIALS.

.AxEs-Colllns, = dozen. 500; Gold Dollar,
DOZEN hOli Diamond edge, \ dozen, lnOa
Double Bit, 1910.
~ sKi ~ AND LIDs-4Iic y 10; sugar ket.
TIN fLArE-l. e. lOxli, \ box, 500, f. q.
lix2D, g. box, ZOO; Terne, lxA, p boz, 80;
Cerne, NX2S, q box, 1850.
riNwARE-pieced, discount q y ce,t
stamped, discount IN \ cent.
SOLnEh-Ns. /, loo No. ! and 4, lie n m
DUCK Horse COLlARS-No. kA& a dozen.
as y dozen.
TAcKs--lu boxes, 100 papers, $50 y box.
Gkub H0Es-f dozen, 100; railroad pick 8,
y dozen, SO. '''
MN~-rocRS--f' dozen, 800
| lAccnt. '''' anu
NAII.s-225, rate.
SHovELs AND SPApgs-Rowland's di,
| count ~ scent Ames' list, steel goods, Il
| count ~ and 10 n cent.
| HEAVY HARDwARE-Sh nnlsht so.
poles, 1851 slngletrces, wagons, sci a, LIZ,
| buggy, 2.Sb; express, $50; wagon tongues
luO; hickory axlcs, 1900; holster AIS; coup,
| nYng pol,s, Aoi spokes, NNA select, 40,
| NIX, no sawed felloes, l. LIS; 2, 300,
| howden shocn, $50; northwestern horse nails
No. y, bn; Z, 6.3j; X, 500; uRr iron, ic rate,
nlow steel, lei spring stet I, &c; cast steel, iSc
| BuGGi Es-Grade n. and spring ton. nj tad
| lOVO: do, open, 10tOttSOOO; do, side sprlnp
! top, lM6NtlSS0O; do, side bar, lOOOAdIS1.N,
40, nhwlohr, l2lO4Gl590O; grade A. sid,
,pring, liOt a2OO0O do, phntOns, i5OOSd
| lV0'VOi Oumr seat bugglcs, rfSNtG2sOOO; plat
! ms, OO.OtdillNO. wv"
WlRE-Smoo,h wire M. o, Sc; Nos, 10 aud
sed hnrhsd. 10
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uROCERIEs,

CoFFEE-Rln fair, llml2c; prime, l2sdl8o;
o1nice, l3'HfliCi Laguyra, lie; Java, 26c.
1FAs--lmperial, asa ijc; Young Tyson, 400
| 'Joi OulOng, 5GD)r; Japan, 60d6jc.
SCGAEs-POwdeicd, &c: cut loaf, we
granulated, SIC; standard A /, SIC; Gouiti-
ann W hite clariHeG sc; yellow clarified nc,
choice Louisiana, t.
.MoLAsses-Logisiano choice, 60c; prime
)'ti mir 10 good, iJc corn syrdp, sc; su.at
syrup, close; rcboiled I5di9c.
.BAGGIEG-Pure Jute, "a NJ, lOL,; = yard
Va ihs, lCl lc ties, l,5j n bundle.
RlCE-WhOlcsule. ~ ttCt7l4c.
CRACKERS Soda & &c; Xxx, nc; cream
O. ginger maps, Nc.
soAr-uliye, 2.75 q box, blue India. = n
bars, $40 a box.
,CANDLEs- Star, full weight, 1879: short
LHEFsE-kull cream, i8c.
NOPE-lOc basis; cotton rope, lSc.
CLoruEsplNs-Round, s5c; spring Ice p
MEASURES. bushcl, iron bound, l.50 p
dozen; 2-hOOp pals, 20I: 6-hoOp, 225,
TUBs--3 nest, 225; & neat, 2.75; No. /, S.OS y
dozen; No., 500; No. 3. 7.OU.
WRAPPING PApEn-Rag and straw, lSdT5c,
PowDER-i.cN {, keg OF 20 his; ~. do, 225:
" do, l.Gi blasting kegs, as. Shot-drop bng,
IONg2lO; buck, 2.2I6285.
PICKLES -Chow-chow, ls-barrel barrel. so
2-galion pals, chow -chCv, lJ1; 3-rallon
pals mixed pickles, $50; glass pints 1856;
glass quarts, zoo; glass y gallon, $780, glass
gallon, i15; glass hex, gallon, It's,
MAcKERELc-No. / barrels, 1850: Ne. 4
barrels, $50; No. t-barrels, 40; No. 2 y
| barrels, 1Vt; No. 2 barrels, 200; No kitsl
| 10; No. kits, LOS; No. kits, l.0u.
HOLLAND HERRtNG-Imported. los a keg
GANDr-Stlck, ll'sc : 10; fancy, lSd'.bc.
kAisiNs-London las So.
! CipEk-Crab apple, ioc; Missouri cider, no.
| 8 gallpni vinegar Il gallon, lSlp2c.
STARCH Pearl, &c; royal glass, "a; BoH
ION J. ID packages, &C.; coru starch, N pack
Hox glass, ~.
LHE-Concentrated, 2T50i.OO.
JUGs-We quote. lie n gallon for glazed
crooks, Zoe = gallon for glazed.
I9MAT0Fs--2-b standard, Los; S-n stan.
lard, tl.25.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled sc: neeled, lie
PRovisIoNs-ShOrtb bacon, l2i5c; short dry
,,alt il94ci breakfast bacon, l+d6ll},c; hams
| l59l551o,
a
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ROOTS Am snnrs

Mems klp brogans, g0dl,2i, boys kip BIO.
sars, SflOl' mems 7, calf bro ans, Oiai 7b.
boys =. calf brogans. psai..,, msnis h =,
sonc&le plows, l.ONdl,35; boys kip 2-buckle
Flows, SOILS; mems bun hnls, cCngress and
bnuor, l.'d@27i; mems calf hAis, congress
she button, 2sNi,O mems zip boots, 2l.Na
Gait hoots, 2l.lNot0tf boy kin bobts. lama
lNNi boys T. calf boots, i8.5faI.n, bovis
eau lools, 2.;,;o0tpT.Ol; women's ~ kppoifas
.s6,lct, Ihsen N ~ pOt.U, ri, :
ehiivs " ZIP polkas, all slEeS, tStlc; child' I
pc ipolkas, ar s'ns, 65it8tc; woinep's On + 90
end - polish, iuNtii1 1VesCF coif Nec a ,S
~ polish, @9llQ; women's huH gewed mol.
Ah, Well, womcns calf sewod polish. i 40
giS.ss, women Ealn NgNCi ard polish an
9L!o, womr > hid sewcd, Ndl IS: womenis
ioat snwed uollsh. l.EO6i.5f. wnnen,, t1ee,,
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FRUIT, PovIrVY. oaMr Mt,

ArPLEs-S2di ror barrel.
ORANGES Sicily, y case OF %. BtO. Vaien.
clue, nUminpl. ''''
DArKs-ln frals, l0Vlgr.
ANAs--RnN TO Is bunch.
NfAfk. Malaga, h'lsRt1l 4 Rlf bql1,l
SWIFT Nominal
vvNloNt-New, country, iic. & bu.
PorAroEs--f hushpi, Doc
- vAhnAGS-New a2ssa.ho y doseo. or tedIg
onioKEss-we quote al am@S2 q ooson
Eeos-2)c \ dozen.
svAltct ooaniiy. 2oass,
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AOlns-Sulpnurlc, n carboN, t3.76; cltric. z,
10, sc; oNalic, e N, 10; tdstaflc, powdered I,
N, g..
GUMs-Ar16ic select, y 10, SOC. asafeiiI f,
. To ac 'amrnor ~ To q; opium, N,2a t0 40.
IlLs-hefg, mot snudersOn'S, = n, t2lO;
enron, SanderSOp's, SIS; peppermint, COOS
wmtergreer, s22i; olive, Malaga, Sl.2S.
., toeAsn- Rmmlde, y n, "a to 4Oc; lodlde,
soArs-Cesi,le notified, = 10, SdlOc, sps.
tile, white, Elllh.
MlsohLl NNF'u Ammonia, carh., n n,
hc;alum, 4t4i arrowrunt, Rsrnuda, sos: Il, n.
sam copalha, 5Nc houN, refined, l5hl6; Gallo.
lnel, anu Ici castor OIL h gal, N.4A tN,
cassia buds, & n, lSdlS; cream tartar, y 10,
i N, S; corrosive sublimntc, = n, as; chioro'
toun, n %, NGHttll0, extract Ogwood, bulr
20 i-@lt; Flycerir bulk, n H. 2SuN.
'Oilnc, rccuhll lnicl & N, 2GO; lcaNss
9p.hu, short y y, %; leaves, qenna, Alex,
~ inorphiAi srlph, y OF. tS.si; snlrits
aitor ~ eet, y 4, IS; strychnla, crystals, 81 S5
hag' 'apiCoa, y n, Z; way, white, h 10,
,selphste, ouipine, y o., I.@S'l.S.; ein.
chDnldia, 20 To- gSo. 80
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To colorado or Now Nos co Fu- M.
ali 10 relieve consumption I. al a mis-.
takc. Any reasonable man would usc
DR.. Busmko's Cough and Lung Svrun
Tor consumption In all its first stages.
" never fails TO give relief in all eases of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains In tho
chest and all affections thai are consid-
cred primary to consumption. Price 50
cents and $500. Sold 10y HickoX & Pat
torson the druggists, who arc ALWAYS
looking nltor tho interest of their cns-
TONER'S; have now secured tho sale
ol ~ Bosanko's Couphand Lung Syrnp.
remedy that mover fails 20 cure uoigbs,
sNliis' PAL ~ IN the chest Hnd all iung at
Oottle. Regliar sizo. ~ cents and Si,OC
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Buy your Cigars from b. Calm 4 Co.
and secure n chance in the Grand Draw.
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GRAIN AND BREADsrrrs.

WHEAr-Hig he4t 60c; lowest, 81.
RYE Nominal, barley nominal.
CORN Bulk H0r; sacked, 5lc.
OATs--93c in bulk; 27c sacked.
FLoUR-Per cwt.. Patent, 81 no; fancy, So. 40;
choice family, SOS; %XXX 500; low grade
$50.
BRAN--At mills &c; in store, g.
COMM zAIs- Fiue holted per 100 pounds
u.l
HoMtSY And GGlTs-35 per barrel.
FEED-thopped corn per 10 pounds, $40;
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, $40;
corn bran per 100 pounds, i0c.
GHAIrAs NLoUlt--per 100 pounds, g.
HAT--lrairie, 81 per bale or 81 loose; mil
let 81 per b lc or - loose.
MfLLLr SErD-ft ''armJ N millet, gOc.
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LIVE sTnrR.

CATTIE- steers from 250to 32j. Fat bar
reu cows, 2 ~ 20 as. Bulls rom It's to 2.2j
Veal calves 10 to 500. Mich cows, $500 10
ajJ per head.
HoGs--.Fat hogs, 4.25 to 475; stock hoss
BOO tu 400
SHEEP Muttons, 2.Os to 2.JD
These prices arc for live weiZhts per les lbs
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Flows fIom the Maximum Mineral Fonu
tain Of Saratoga Springs, ami is ig line Cqlu.
Ion OF the most eminent medical men. Ma
lures Sovereign Cure for GONSTIpAT
DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER. INACTIVE
CONDITIONS of the KipNfNS, and a mosi
salutary Alternative i'm Scro'u'ouS Affections
win ladies, gentlemen uUd Nun yivants ev
erywhcreit has become the standard of d..
larry eNpcdients fort 'yiugtha digestive fruc.
lions aud enabling lgCc-liver- 10 Indulge with
IMMUNITY NJ table. The world OF wealth, IN.
tclligence and refinement lo-fiiies to rs
sparkling, naturally pur ana delightfu.
qualities as the beverage lncpmur rahla aud
accrcdit II with being the yurcst and speedie.t
source ofclear compleXiOns, high health AMI
eXhnherant spirits, HATHORS SPRING
WATER is sold only in glass bottles; fOur
dozen plnts are packed In a case. 1t may be
obtained Mt all hotels and Of druggists, WIN
merchants and grorers everywhere, and
BErTERTON, IRVINE a. co.,
Sole Agents for Dallas, TeJAa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, Oct. -9.--The month about TO close
will not be recorded as enc OF the brightest In
the calender In respect 10 trade. On the con
trary, relatively 1t has proved thu luilcst Of
the year. THIS being, according 20 its natural
charactf r, the very best trade month is not
80 this year, simply in consequence ~ the
political agitation. After reNt Tuesday the
neglect viii end or rather transfer itself to
politics, while careful attention will be given
TO business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30

w AiANfHfs
Al call 3oard this forenoon the trading row
presented few vacant chairs Trading was
heaviest IN milling wheat aud in oats Nearly
0,OOJ bushels OF grain changed hands. Offer
lngs by telephone and Telegraph frequently
INTERRUPTED the secretary All offerings
were prom tiy quoted ON the floor and
IN many cases sales were instantly
effected. buyers we're present representa-.
distant establishments. For instance,
agents of Russian mills were present pur-
chasing cotton Tor that govern cent. Trad
ing IN cotton continues High. Most of the
speculative markets closed lower. Cotton
for delivery in Sgcpmber and
January sold nearly on New Orleans
rates. Local lu,ln, - men in M parts of tho
cityare beginning to take interest in the to
change trading pit. The comforts OF the
f1om-hrghny glowing fires and plenty OF
diversified literature together with the in
evitable Interest ~ the special business, IL
very attractive Il viii not be many weeh =
before "A merchant who does not go ON
change Will ht the exception 10 the rule In
ttfis city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
IBTIER LIST.

Fkc following are the letters rem6iains in
ihe p9st-onlcc Tor the week ending oct. 9th,
lM. II not called for within four weeks they
WHY e forwarded 10 the dcad.lcttcr office.
/ = ttApgt.pv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-30
woOL.aiDEs Avn prirRIrs.

WOOL ox.oan, irve of burns, lOolgo, Mex.
an iinpfuf ~, l1c iIc; coarse idc, due mo.
nm 4fqfci fne WOOL, according 10 iirt and
'nuiilun, ihaAci pufr, Ncgc per ponnJ
~ accordion 'o hur,r
uipht fiiint plump Hints, ~ ms nud m
per n seconds, plunip nlnis, % ms ~ IN
,pe, luinIc ight aud kips. nc per n.
ms' hulit ent stag, trpc per n. div halted
,nl'sc according 10 condition; green saii.d.
PkLTRirs- Deer sklus, 2nre2e. anteio,.,. n
SEA thins, lhn1nu; sheen pclit. a. ~
.oif dteelct shcarllngs. ioRitr
i.,t,lliow-Prime tall0w, cc. talnw grease.
~ ,<e; grease, yellow 10 brown. NJ *.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-05
The Christian Cook,

The sweet and savorv soul OF the
Reverend 10. was exhibited In all
its seraphic sain tliness on the train
few days before he reached this
city. A fellow traveller in the
sleeper has been giving 10. away
here alter the following fashion ::
10. may be ca able of hitting some
things about right, but his impress
sion on the company OF the car was
not parti "ularly heavenly. If q
child was noisy, he groWled; if q
passenger smiled audibly, he was
fretted like an angry bull; and if
anybody seemed to enjoy mis- dis
comiture on account of the small
annoyaEces, his seraphic spirit
glrded en- its armor and struck an
attitude OF wrathful Indignation.
He provoked the laughter and won
the contempt of everybody in the
car, and thinking himself abused
complained to the conductor. But
that official was aware of the fiimsy
grounds Of the complaint and gave
the Boston porpcise but little salts
faction, which added new fuel to
the pastors rage. He then de-
clared his intention to write
to the company at Omaha
to inform them of the awful treat>
ment he met with, and to denounce
the conductor and have him dis
missed. This threat the gentleman
was believed to have carried into
execution, and the rest of the pas.
sengers Sc a plant
blaming Jc. for all The trouble that
had assen, and speaking in the
highest praise of the conductors
courtesy and attention to the COM
fort CT his passengers. 10. should
learn from this that the world was
not made for him alone, although
his giant bulk takes up q pretty
good space Others have some RICH ts
my dear 10.