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Mohave County miner., 1884-03-16

Ninety-ive mon wanted on or before April 1st, 1884, to settle with the late frn
 of krider Bros. If cash is short please set
 tlo by note.
 w. II. KR1DER. | Mossrs. Abernethy and Russell, of Hack ] berry. came ovor to see us last Thursday ant the whole town feels better in conge- qpenoe. They are two very pleasant gentle moa.
 We hear that Mir. and Mrs.-wcll we won't give it away as they don't want any body to know it yet-are going to start 8 restaurant in HaEdy's building in a week or So.
 William Watkins, younger brother of ths Watkins hoys, came in on Wednesdays st .ge Ee has come to stay,and haS already taken his place behind the osunter of the drugstore.
 cloud burst near Calisnte, at 11:30 o'cl ck, '. IT,, and covered III an instant the track of tae Southern Pacific railroad for a distance of several hundred feet with two fe-t in de.,th O. sanI.
 NJ Absrnetiy and C.. have sold out their stors in H&ck berry to M. Carey, MT. Ab- ernethy is one of the most popular and wide awake merchants in the county and we shall be sorry to have him leave us.
 Clifton, A. T., March 8.-The heavy rains of tie past forty-eight hours have swelled the river to such an extent as to carry away the iron suspension bridge of tle Arizona & New Ms1ico .ilroad. Loss $25,000
 MAHEIEO.-FsbruarY 27th, 1881, at the i iesi3e.cs of Wlliscraft Bros, in Walnut creek precinct, by Justice Denny, Mir. John | Williseraft to Mrs. HenristtA Goodrich, all | of Ydvapai county, Arizona Territorv.-l Courier.
 The first national bank of Presc tt, suc- cessor to the old and well-known banking l house of Blake & Co.,, opened its doors to the public Saturday and will henceforth be one of the prominent busifiess institutions of Prescott.
 W. NJ. Krider, who has succe ded to the business of Krider Bros., wants it distinctly lndorstood that the business of the old firm nust be settled up before tke 1st of April md don't you forget it if you happen to ,we them anything.
 An item is going the rounds to the effect that church members embrace three times s many women as men. Yes, that is prob- bly correct. Tiere is not more than p per .sns ;s much fun ill embracing men as wo- City Derrick.
 Tie next issue of the MoHAvE COUNTY LINER N il be printed in our new office. ith more light, more room and increased aci.;t as for working we hops to be abls to aake the MINER more attractive than ever. 'all around and see our new office. springs. was badly injured the other day 7hile compiling cars and was brought to this , fly yesterday. His hand was so badly inched as to necessitate the ampatation of ne of t4s fingers. Dr. Albright performed le oper ltion and the patient is now get ng along nicaly.-Albuquerqu Journal. 4 Nashville man has been fined $500 for ] issIng ssitool teacher. The cause of edu- atiOn n Nashville cannot be impeied by lals monstsr- diverting the thoughts of the E chers from their work # t51e authorities | now thenselvos.-Bism.r rck Tribune. N " 7 we c1nld only get d few victims in Miner i Park we 3ouid start a school over at Chl)- ! d. and St lckt1n. q
Mohave County miner., 1884-03-16
MINING ABROAD.
ITEMS FROM THE VARIOUS MINING
 JOURNALS OF THE COUNTRY.

Nevada mining stocks that five years ago sold at $200 per share are quoted on the stock boards at twenty cents.
 The Tombstons Republican says: "Ther5 are forty-six pants and reduction works in New Mexico, only nine of which are in Cp- eratiOn. Cause of idlenoss: mismaragement, lack of funds CT comparative manipulation. This doss not speak we'll for the mining in- dustry of New Mexico.
 The Star predicts that Arizona w:H pro-
Mohave County miner., 1884-03-16
MINERAL PARK. MARCH 16, 1884.
ARRIVAL 6 DEPARTURE OF MAIL.

Mineral Park to Kingman and all points east and west, daily, except Sandays.- Arrives 12 m,, leaves p III.
 Mineral Park to St. hgmas-Arrives Monday and Thursday st 6 p m., leaves Sunday and Wednesday at 6 p. ID.
 MiEeral Park to Signal-Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at Il a. n., leaves Monday, WsJn esday and Friday at ? ?. m.
 W. M. KRIDER. P. Fl.
Mohave County miner., 1884-03-16

Special notices in the reading columns or the MnEkR will be charged at the rate of Ten Cents per line for each insertion.
Mohave County miner., 1884-03-16
MOHhVE COUNTY MINER.
OFFIdIALPAPERoFTHE COUNTY.

L.P fisher and E. c. Dake are authoriz- cd agent$ in San Francisco ot the MoaAvE COUNTY MINER.
 Eogend P2nnsnberg, Attorney at Law, Prescott, A. T., is the authorized agent of the MeH1vF COUNTY MINER in Yavapai county.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-26
These 40 soIid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system re-
gulator ever placed within the reach of
a suffering humanity, truly is Electric
Bitters. lpactivity of the Liver, Bill
BUSINESS, Jaundice Constipation, Weak
Kidneys, or any disease Of the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appeti-
Ter, tonic or mild Stimulant, will always
find Electric BItteFs the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction or money re-
funded. Sold at soc. a bottle by u. c.
N. /. Drug Store
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An End to Bono scrarinc.

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg.
HIS, says: Having received so much
benefit from Your Electric Bitters, feel
it my duty to let suffering humanity
ity know 1t. Have had q running sore
on ny leg for eight years; my doctors
told me | would have 10 have the bone
scraEed or leg alnputated. I used, in
stead. three bottles OF Electric Buffers
and seven boxes Buckien's Arnica
Salve, and my leg IS now sound and
well.
Electric Bitters are sold at SOC. 4
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at
25c. per box, by u. C. ". l. Drug Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-26
Stake Priesthood Meeting.

Inasmuch as the general Conference
will convene ON Saturday, October 4th,
the regular priesthood meeting of this
Stake will be held on Saturday. Septem-
Der 9th, in the Salt Lake Assembly
Hall, at II am. The priesthood Of the
Stake will please take notice andgovern
themselves accordingly.
ANGUS VI. CANNON.
President Salt Lake Stake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-26
YOUNG aEen!-Read This.

THE YoLTAIc BELT Co. of Marshall
Mich, offer to send their celebrated
ELEcTRo-VoLFAIc BELT and other EI.Ec-
TRIO ArPLIANcEs on trial for thirty DAYS.
to men tyoung or old) afflicted with
nervous debility, loss of vitality and
manhood. and ill kindred troubles
Also for rheumatism. neuralgia. paraly-
SIS, and many other diseases. Complete
restoration 10 health, yigor and man
mood guaranteed. No risk is incurred.
aS thirty days trial Is allowed. Write
mem NJ once for illustrated pamphlet
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Commencing Saturday next. Septem-
Der 9th, the Union Pacific and DenyerE
Rio Grande railroads VIII sell round
trip tickets to Denver, which viii in
clude two admission tickets to the Den
yer Exposition Fare, SOL, good for ten
days from date OF sale. These tickets to
be sold ON Saturdays only, until Sep
TENDER 27th, after which date they viii
be sold only on Wednesday, October
18th.
S. w. EccLEs,
General Ticket and Passenger Agent,
D. & Il. G. w. Ry.
w. BoRELAND,
G. \. P. Dept. UP. Ry.
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That's what everybody saws of
burst & Van Horns Fruits, Butter, etc.
which are the very best the market
affords. We invite our friends to call
and see for themselves.
DURsT Il VAN HoRN.
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VIM. H. Clayton, county clerk.
HI. There! Police, Police!

HI, There! Police. Police!
Editors Hcfqld:
Please ask your local man to write
something on his local page about the
flipper nuisance. Tits real dreadful in
some of the wards. Now. there is Mrs.
W, who keeps a small store TO sup
port an invalid husband, has had two
large glasses broken by the horrid
things. They wouldn't allow it in Eng
land; [ am sure they wouldn't, and any
merchant who sells the boys those rub
Der things to make fiippers are real hor-
rid mean; so there, now.
CiIpI-pNI,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-26

ammonia : obtained in large quaint
ties by the purefactioH Of the urine OF
animals. -Encyclopodia Britannica.
Every hOusekeeper can test baking
powder containing this disgusting drug
bv placing can of the Royal or
"Andrews{ Pearl" top down on a hot
stove until heated, then remove the
cover and smell.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia, ALUM Lime.
Potash, Bone Phosphates 1t is pre-
pared by Physician and Chemist with
special regard 10 cleanliness and health
fitness. Prove 1t BY the above test.
Whatar the desirable qualities in
whisker dye? It must be convenient %
use, easy 10 apply, impossible 10 rub OF,
elegant IN appearance, and cheap. N
price. BHekingham's Dye for the Whi>-
kers unites in itself AL these merits. Try
it.
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soft as SIN, and Iyhite as MIX

is the complexion made lovely by the
use. of "GLENT's SULPHUR SOAP" 1t
should occupy a place on the toilet of
every lady in the land for ii the middle
aged need it TO renew the bloom OF their
youth. the youthful need It equally To
preserve and heighsen their natural
charms. The unpleasant effects Of per-
spiration are entirely removed by it,
and the irritation occasioned by dast
ard heat IS succeeded by a refreshing
coolness after its application. Beware OF
co9nterfeits. See that &c. n. CRITTEN-
TOY, Proprietor, is printed on each
packet, without which none IS genuine.
Sold by druggists at 25c.s three cakes,
G0c. The lady who uses GLENN $
Sulphur SOAP" may also require Il IL ar
DYE, and ifso. the safest ana most Ieli-
able ihat She can use is Hin 4NsTAN-
TAEEoUs HAIR Dye" which Is also tile
cheapest article OF its class manuIac-
5ured in America.
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MORE COMMISSIONS
Issued by the Governor up to Yes
terday. m

Issued by the Governor up to Yes
terday. ae H
Following is list of officers commits.
missioned by Governor Murray, up tc
yesterday evening:
WEBER COUNTY.
G. r. Belnap, sheriff.
John D. Powell, justice OF the peace
Marriott.
NJ. f. Brown, constable, Ogden.
J. Q. Ferfon, constable, Eden.
J, B. Alvor, justice of the peace, West
Weber. re .1
Richard Dye, justice OF the peace,
Riverdale.
F. ]. Cannon, recorder.
Washington jenkins, surveyor.
Robert z. Harris, treasurer.
wAsATcH COUNTY.
Joseph Hatch, treasurer.
J. r. Murdoch, selectman.
John Mcdonald, coroner.
William Buys, surveyor.
ID. NJ. Murdoch, constable, Heber.
SALT LAKE COUNTY.
D. 0. Rideout, justice of the peace
Draper.
Edward Sims, justice of the peace,
Little Cottonwood.
q. j. Taylor, coroner.
William Boyce, Jr., constable, Little
Cottonwood.
Adam Speirs, justice of the peace,
First Precinct, Salt Lake City.
}. Harrison, constable, Sandy.
Isaac Harrison, justice of the peace,
Sandy.
S. S. Jones, constable, Butler.
c. w. Stayner, justice of the peace,
Fourth Precinct, Salt Lake City.
yno. y. Groesbeck, sheriff.
Henry Arnold, constable, Third Pre-
cinct, Salt Lake City.
Geo. D. Piper, justice of the peace,
Firth Precinct, Salt Lake City.
:, Francis Cope, justice of the peace,
Ihlrd Precinct, Salt Lake City.
SUMMIT COUNTY.
r. J. Redden, justice of the peace,
HOytsville
Jno. Boyden, recorder.
W. w. Cluff, selectman.
Alma Eldredge, probate judge.
Thomas Alston county clerk.
.. i. Lyons, prosecuting attorney.
n. NJ. Allison, sheriff.
Echo.
Thos: Ball, ST., justice of the peace
Coalyille
e. f. Theriott, constable. Park City.
r. c. Morse, constable, Echo.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Fred Kingston, prosecuting attorney
Geo. Heiner, justice of the peace,
Morgan City.
Geo. Heiner, justice of the peace,
Morgan City Precinct.
WILLARD COUNTY.
George Croftesheriff.
George Croft, constable, Fillmore
City.
UINTAH COUNTY.
George A. Davis, justice Of the peace,
Ashley.
A. S. Johnson, treasurer.
Robert Bodily, selectman.
J. II. Giines, probate judge.
Philip Stringam, county clerk.
CACHE COUNTY.
C, C. Shaw, justice OF the peace, Hy-
rum.
a. J. Allen. constable. Hyrum.
w. w. Vaughan, county clerk.
Thomas irvine, coroner.
W. c. Humphreys, constable, Mill
vile.
L. r. Martineau, assessor and col
lector.
u. Stewart probate judge.
J. I. Hammond, prosecuting attor-
ney.
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DAVIS COUNTY.
David Stoker, probate judge.
L. J.. Grant, selectman.
Joseph Barton, county clerk
Joseph Barton. prosecuting attorney.
J. II. Wilcox, recorder.
j. ii. Wilcox, assessor and collector.
PIUTE COUNTY.
Mariner Smith, justice OF the peace,
Bullion.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Moroni Snow, recorder.
Samuel Judd. sheriff
T. G. Woolley. probate judge.
Richard Bentley. coroner.
Jos. G. Bentley, county clerk
/. J. Slack, constable, Toquerville.
BON ELDER COUNTY.
Jcdediah Earl, justice OF the peace,
Plymouth.
Hyrum Hess, constable, Plymouth
p. F. Madison, Justice of The peace
Box Elder
David Reese. constable. BOX Elder
O. G. Snow. assessor and collector.
Jas. Pitt, selectman.
c. c. Lovcland. sheriff.
III. L. Ensign, coroner.
VIM. Taylor, IT., justice OF the peace,
Terrace.
Herman House, justice of the peace,
Malad.
KANE COUNTY.
w, IT Cfo,.4o,, 1e,,,, -. .Ior
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FOR DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER
Complaint, You have printed gualiran-
tee on every bottle OF ShilolrS Vitall-eTr-
It never fails to cure. For sale at a. e.
Smith & Co Drug Store. (lol
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Decidedly Fresh.

G. a. P. Dept. Up. Ry.
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Insect EgtGrnlInating WOnier.

Harmless to man and domestic animals.
but sure death to all insects. Si09 paid Tor
every insect il fails to Kill
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DRY GOODS.
ornrArIors TO-DAY.

PRrNTs-rreomsns,4 Az; Lofts; Gloucester, ":
Harmony s; Cccheco, 81. Mefrimao' =; uree,'
sich So Allen. q; Albion. cold, 5t; PesoodJ
solld. 81 Peabody black. 81. Simpson oleck'
81: s,rna mourning. OK; Gloucester MOURN
nv, 9. nerican. 6; BARLEY PINK ana p1i'pio'
HEAVY BROWN DoNEsTICs-Augusta, "a,
:; Indian Head, q swim Greek -, 5s; hne'
Dsrby, 90 81; Glendale, 81 ~: Ns'rse-' 20
s. Charter Oak, "a. 4; Lake ,ieorss, - 90;
Great Western. - 2: international. ~ -.
Atlantic AN: BenninEton,7k; hstcneL ~ o's'
PINE BROWN DoMEsTIcs-Iske eeorgs.
az; Harycst,7,.: Pocahontss: ~; Great Fails. =
p-sriess- s.tE Plum Island. g. Atlantic N
G-eenh-ler. TX: Allendale. IN; Dwight 7S; Sei
"a RtIkscgED DoYEsTIcs-sociaL sY: Sunny
SIDE. ?: bonneville. IN: Forest = BIG Bonanfe'
br,a i2k; wsmsuttA Iix. New York mills. ii ";
diamond NIL. cambria knighra cambria
4, Hero, "a q Hero Z, & Bsllsrdvsle Y Oer-
hrifra x. 4 Peerless. Y. 5k; Fruit 81 the Loom
AZ; Gem Of the Spindle, a. Bsrkersk Glen. ~
DUCKs-Arfvrignt Is; Estrick- s-oA 70 y;
stsrk. dos. IL stArk. 1904 l6 sevaga s-ot ~;
Hampton brown and drsb. 90. 10 Ham poet
Montsuk 20 irch, 20 No q 20 inch f2x; Nc
4 X Incn.. SIX: Gold NsdO Blua nk Ler
brown and ir.b. II: Chariot sripeA IN; saw
are Striped, f2k.
TrcKISc-Imosie AGA. Is Hamilton. II
Holyvrod plaid, it Standard ., ~ Esston u
~; Omega 1sx Continental Fancy, 10 spsn-
oar, Esoey, y; asrrsearE; ~ e,,. ana s,vn
pc India iokc A-i'srtnn SIC Ihn-nd,se
f2c nj ruflr, III: Ar,crics7. 10 Lowell CITY. ~.
PLAID OeN ABuR6s-DelA "; hccnsox,
OK; Ousva sx Mish1gsn. ": LA w
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BUGGIES

rHsst. With N.sruf Others. Prof l.y show.
ly ufIfts HHf Boo fhrh yr.rs 90 average inn'
s|H t. t.t mII .Ut..t Doe wurFti hts p.a.s
SION hf # per U.li, UN r. uu" uf thr WulkiuA
ls.r l..Iu Ily.I by 500 rr.ut As 'sf a.
Hs com INIE. Doe u HW.c uu. ii'iul ~ ne
W,rsug r'essrs ha' Immensely .m rIvsi of
N nf .ho urn .uu, metals r. uow scily'ly
Hrr H w fH. tl#tas su eight 'sfi 'r,s
90 UU ...lu, iu sm. FOL. which 10 Jorf itliIH
hy H mo 400. important iuau.t.y
lnuse rvYrf,l 40 ifllus NJ mo TuuH-
ir consist ut 'hy sstas % Cn..
formula Oregon N,yHlH ami Dorado, aud n
hr Ir".gIri - of washing 600, liHln, Auusua,
HHEu.G WyumlHg, rs N,aiUn, utah, aud
Arizona, lhv whole coli r.slIg Hu area ~ more
fHtu su O'' SIu'rs w| 20. much ~ which q
mineral. fAu rlaud licfiiDs su "a and silver
those r.gatIss 900 contain valuable mine. ui
lead. co B. copper and iToU, some = th,m also
imm. rse dHupsIt, N sHlI snda, sulphur and
b.. raN 'lu mur. g-mmlu Metals end mln,raIs
suUu ss ritUHuy rk., manganese, mics,
chrome, uCNr". IisU utH, petroleum, Hsphaiuin
Fy psr 10 mineral puIuf. Uumh'gf Nua.lh
H'U no. uH. u.h"ttIs. s'IIuf.uT aud zinc. ere 10
lug met with ..ft'N yN.ryahrrs uau1 ui tAvr
under conditions hat lupaJt, O. thyw rrDI.
prosperity ytuc WHilc ,iuuhblr has h'yH
found u.r. whore ON tut coast, only in ta'i'pfult
have the deposits u This Orc been su0ln.DuOr
Tl"h ur 9th rVI.- sn sItuai q that they C.ul' tc
worked 10 HdgHUtHwf
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GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS IO-uAI.
COFFFE--Rio fair, l26l3c; prime, 1870
l4c: choice, llh@l5c Laguyra, l5c Java. zoe
TEAS Imperial 45m5jc, Young Tyson, 400
60s Oolong i5gCOci Japan, 60@65c. ,.,>-
granuatrd, &c. standard l., 9c, Louis
lana white clarified, SIC; yellow clarified SAC
choice Louisiana, &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING choice COO; prime, 5Sc
fair 10 good, Acc; corn syrup, 4oc; sugar
syrup loose reboiled. i56b52c.
BAGGING-Pure Jute, IN lbs lOhc; per
yard; y lbs, loso' TIES i,'S per bundle
sALT-In barrels, 2 TO- Liverpool in sacks
cIRAlcRERs-s Soda, X, exc XXX, exc; xxx,
'soNP~oiiye Is per box; blue India, X.
pound bars, IS per box; kpound bars, copper
| box; l-pound bars, 8 "a per bex.
CHEEsE-w. r. 12G full cream, l5c;
ROPE iOlc basis. Cotton rope, lsc.
I WILL BUCKETs-i OOd4 % per dozen
CLoTHFsPINs-Round Csc; spring, per box
NEAsUREs-S bushel iron bound % per
dozen: 2.hoop pals, 2 OG S-hoop, 2; =,
TUBs-S nest -; 5 nest -; No !, W
! per dozen: No. 2, S Ooi No. 8. 100 per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw i597So'
POWDEK-5 W per keg Oi - pOuAdl, IA 90
| 2 IS; Ga do, o.; blasting Kegs w. shot
| drop bag ? OO6D2 10: buck, 25e2 30.
PiCKLEs-Me barrel, 8 90. h-barrel,
&. small barrel, o. Small yi-barrel, 70.
Bosten mixed h-barrel, s 70. Chow-chow q
parrel, 50; 2gallon pals cho~-e CHOW i Ge'
{ / Al Glass quarts, 2 90 Glass kgallon, 3d..
Glass gallon, 4 TO- Glass Hex. gallon, s55 >.
! COAL OIl.-llO degrees fire test In barrels,
SMsAcKEREL@Ho. / barrels. 70 50. No. / X
barrels. I so. No. l A-barrels, So No. r.
i is 80 . kits. ! O5. No. kits, 90,
HOLLAND HERRlNG-luported, 25per KEY.
CA by -sdok, IKE a poand; fancy, l6eL ,
CIDER-Cra6 apple acc; Missoqsi .. S,sef' "''
! sTARCH-PcarL IN. Royal Glass, on. Bon,
{ inn i.uound pncEagcs, G. Corn starch pound
packages, S. 6.pound wood box glass, IN. B.
! pound paper box glass. w
LYE-Coucentrated. 275d4 %; -,.,
JuGs-we quote; lie per gallon Tor glaEeo'
Crooks, l0c per gallon loI glazed. a, .onn.
ToMAToEs-2-pound Numsens'l 10; S-po"hc
Sa U. LIZ; CANNED Goops-poaches,
3 90 Apricots, 2 IS; blackberries, oG grapes,
9S pears ~ go Sansas o. s pis@. *
pounds, 65: tomatoes. 2S pounoh o. cur
rants u, pounds ? 10.
SMOKING T0BACCo-Genuln Dute ~ pac w
,on,,,d isc. " hound. al: assorted cases, &c.
GENERAL GRoCERlES-sodA Blcarp, -
per pound; sh Soda 2s-. 70 i,te, PEI pon ,o;
ponnd; Ball Potash $3.50 " $50 per case; toie Z,
anm l.fs al. SO per dos; Potiei Ham, LIS sh2a
per dos: sardines American. as por case. 81
& oi', sli 10 per case; snne, Rslpn'; o. g.
"a g.so per c,sa SMUT Rslph's, IL
To-, 5. %. per groGs; Olives. American. 9,h
SIS per doE., olive OIL rx, 7,7f per scz.
Mushroomr G.T per aaz; Condensed hik.
a. rs % 500 peT case; Jolly, wina glass, 95c. pos
6os,; tunbior, sl.2S rer igsnn: crown s2fb pei
forr-. 10 cana ei.fb per dozen; 10. cana 81 o.
Dor dozen: Extracts, lemon. sc. per dozen; ~.
go. Escorted SO. per DOZEN; Clover whole
- 40 5fs per b.; Cream Tartar, uolnmercfn
asc Der ID :; Stacking ismsln r5c. per H.; Black
inv faryel SO per dor
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

Tho Cincinnati Ohio. Chamber ~ Commerce
report IurihH rucgdlug yrurtnliug september
1873 ,tsta. thai tHv pix ron pw'u' ~ Ia that
e. ~ aud unutsrv ,hoVto alike with o'heis
ihruuFhu the country have found the bust
res. uf 'hH twelve. month ulisv 'rsnle A. IL
Euuwu prices have D ON lower aud the msrke.
du'l and gruJralv uusHiisin tory Colonel
NtNve., no, superintendent. of the ch mh1f, q .
Inmates tlH I'VE Hg p.l"o ~ PIG q Ilu.i buul
du. inc flp yrarht So tl. Hhlrn would give ~
FOB Y-i - tht total yi mo- of Crcnuars pie Iron
business n. com HHr "A with lu Nli 200 iu lSSls2
HUH $50 in iS,0sl, S5.slui lu lsly.Sl 1ss lh6 IN
las q 2s1 ,gI la ls77-sS and 3llS7i5 In
l7st-1I
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
ANE3-COlllns, per dozen, on Gold Dollar
per dozens % Diamond Edse, yer dozen, . 5f
sEiLiEfs AND LIps-iNopcr pound. sugar
sCAiES-Furb,ug. discount IS per cent
Howe. discount - percent.
TIS PLATE. T.. iuNA per box 90, /. q.
IIv1U per box, 3 40 Icruu, liN4l, per box, 90.
rornc 20S2,, per box. % %.
TfEWARf-Hcced discount so per cent
stamped, discount 'lpcr cent
SOLDERING l. l5C; No - aad 10 lSc per
DUCK HoEsECoLLARs- No. H. 2Srcr dozen
HAMFs two loop, 4 p per pozen; three !oop
TACEs~n boxes, 100 papers. ? SO per box.
GRUB Holster dozen, o. railroad picks,
NATTOCEs-P doreu 20.
RUBBER RELTlEG-Discount 50pcr cent.
MAILS 90 faln
SHEET IkON-27 b. 5c galvanized, discount
20 per cent
SuOVELs AND sPADFS-Roulaud's, dis
count so DER cents Amos list steel goods, dis
count fO Auu 30 per cent
HEAVY UAEDWABE-shaf,s iuishcd. Q 90
poles, lib aH 1ugletrccs, wagons select 20.
Buggy. 2G express . 51, Wagon tongues
IU uU' Hickory rvlcs 90 Ol. holsters, Z 70
tuuu''ua poles. 4 20 eroEes xxx, select 2 70
Xxx. 80. sawed fcllocs. =. %; 2, %.
Hnwdeu shoes. nn Northwestern horse nails,
SD 900; -r @. % uar iron &c rate.
Pillow Ste 10 rUnag steel, 80; cast steel, lSc.
BUGnIE,--, i.dl b. and spring top, 20 COO
lle 90. do open 20 90 30 lr do side springs
Tor 100 70 ul51 or 90 side bar 100 O0Hl3U 0D DO
phptons. rs uN.l5O %. a grade side spring,
lao UJ 4? CO. do phetous, l6l O9a200 co. bump
scat bugL.os rs U0c250 Og platform springs,
10 O0tsi10 O0 three spring wagons, ~ OODilh.
WIRF-Smco.h wire NJ. 9, Sc Nos 10 and
70, 6Ic. fapaUned, barbed wire. &c; galvanized
bari ed. Tc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20
rrunrR Asp BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

BRICK AT the Rims fOlV w KID
sTOrE-At the De las gus rios. SC per crtio
f,ot; lie for foundation l6c FOR ws l. and $50 for
dressed front
LrMBER yellow Pine. rough. ~ per i0c
over % ieet 2 2s per l0G i'rs sic Flushing
c,esr 2 o. common, 2 2s = ling. o; y cell
Ine. 2 h0 hx6rou h. 5 per d; kx3 rough
rs per 100; ~,s die.sed 40 per 100. Siding
75,erltO Pos ar dress hnis1ins, s 90 re
10 ioing 2 o; :. csiling 2b). \ CT Hing. 3 %
WHIT, pine DR. .sed hnishins. 6 70 per l0t .
cI.ilire. LIST CONN on. o.: 2nd common. %;
sioins, Z common. IS: 2.d commen. 50.
. .. - ~ sab. S5sd5 20 - 70 nse.
aHINGLFs-yollJw pima 100 20 snis
.ane, so \ 20. r'rreer M 90 NO. z
50. N. AsS
PLASTER PARf3-Per barrel q ooe4 So
CENENT-R4s.-s,dsf-. 8 80 DOsnyiiSs- 3 50
p-rfiauf ~
CEMENT FLuEs-e l.cb, r7Kc inch, 90, 9
b. b cslins TON. 90 Q inch can 70. 7'ncf
.sst-g ,rsr- I IS innh rap 40, nc.
DRAIN PIFE-s ma. lec - H<s tirci. 2o3.
tnrf s7sf- nrh- Co fa' n son
wrxFr PAlNTs-Rea for use and AL col
orr. IS pr gal AL the teetei snr staa-
dar. n %. q, on sale " Delss ee,,s,s.
WINDOW GLAss-sx1o 70 ioxi1 ees ioxiS