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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-06-05

rcUrudry D, 1904.
Some two months ago 1 was afflicted
with Inflammation Of the eyes. 1 was con-
fined to the house and compelled to stay in
a dark room. Being SO confined 1 was at
tackled with Fever and Ague. My physi-
clan dosed me with q~uinine until my hear
ing was affected and still every seven days
another attack would come on. Mean
while, I was afraid 1 would lose my eye
sight. In this awful condition, my father
advised me to take eleven BRANDRKTH's
PILLS at night. They acte1 very power
fully, n then 1 felt weak, but I was much
better. 1 passed four very bilious stools.
The next night 1 took four more Pills.
These acted but twice. My eyes were very
much better. l continued taking three
every night for a week, when I returned
to work entirely well. My eyes required
a shade for about a month. 1 had no more
Fever and Ague. w. 3. LEAHY.
A SOCIETY of women, organized to make
up clothing for the poor, is a sew-shah
club that should be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tosn Herald.
A REMEDY that has proven itself a never
failing cure for s%crofula and all sypbilitic
disorders must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases. DIR. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla is such a perfect blood
purifier and strengthened of bodily func-
tions, that it cures the above diseases even
when Hot Springs and all other treatment
has failed. Remember, it is absolutely
free from mineral poisons, and will not in
jure the most delicate constitution. Its
use will make you feel buoyant, strong and
well, and will rid your system of all blood
impurities and every internal and external
indication of disease.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-06-05

TIE longest reign in hissory-The del
nge.-LDe.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-06-05

A SOCIETY of women, organized to make
up clothing for the poor, is a sew-shah
club that should be encouraged.-Norris.
tOtcn Herald. q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-06
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
KANsAs CITY MArkE-

KANSAS CITY, July 5.-No session of the
hoard to-day. The Live stock Indicator re-
ports cattle receipts 2,jhi; lnrIr proportion
shipped through; offerings moderate; mar
kcl steady; Hutivc steers, l,aHtO i.jN rounds:
iJIUdb.2J native steers, $50 to lGl puunds
NJh6I: s,ockcrS and feeders, tid l.7J; fair to
good native cows, SBG I. llugs-srccn,'S. . "a
excited ID highCr;ti.DNtj;M. mainly SiluHi75.
sheep no receipts; market uumhally Wu-
changed.
NEW ORLEANS NNWEEr.
NEW ORLEANS, July G-FUuUr tl,li opl
lower; high grades, SSdiiO
l3tS-tiood dcinund, but ut lower rates; ~
cfaN 4.
300.
Por'; IN good demand aud higher: tlG.2i.
Lard lpNcr; tirrrr, SS; key. SS.il.
Bulk mcats-DcmNnd active and miro. nal.
v'n"ei; shoulders, packed u >; long clear aud
clear rib. So. '
Ricc-Dcmand active; Louisiana o-i!nar
10 prime, & Jd-i a.
unchanged.
sight cAaongc an New York s. ISLAM
Pr'!hluih' STEERING exchange B.B; SlSsGfl.Sl.
II. Lorts NNtKET.
81. Louis, July 5-CMtia ana sheen ~, g.
t'ipiS not rcpurtcd, but supply very light and
nnlN retail trndr done NJ previous uuuiptlons.
CHICAGO SArNET
CHICAGO. July i-rhc nrnNcrS fnurnDi rr.
ports; llogs-EecciptS, ;,t,O; strong: lOiu n
higher; S,Hii.Sj.
Ca;tlr-kr@iptS, 1850; -icndy; cyrori
yrnIes, N,1d6,N; good 90 choice shipping.
Texans, {i2Myi.l5.
SNccl-lsccrptS. jao; firm; Inferior To- ,nls.
f..'t03.D; medium 10 gIOd, sIdi.jD. rhnlrr
to.NtrA 81 .tl6iSn.
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though not much pleased with the prospect,
will accept il rather than suspension of
work, which they had feared through the de-
crease in orders. The works will now con-
lirue on full time. The amount of wages
paid out every month Is from $4,000 to Sll0,-
40.
=, AXEs-Collins, = dozen, 900: Gold Dollar.
., dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, g dozen, 1903;
Double Bit, 1900.
sKIILETs AND LIDs-i]4c q ID; sugar ket-
scALEs-Howe, standard, discount 25 r
cent.
TIN PLATE-I. C. lOxl4, 4 box, 500; I. C.
Iix2O, box, 500; Terne, llx2O, {. box, 1850;
Terne, 2ONz&, II box, 1.jO.
TINwARE-Pieccd, discount so e cent;
stamped, discount 10 r cent.
SoLDER-No. ], l5c; No. y and y, lSc 4 ID.
DUCK Horse CoLLARs-No. !, AZ r. dozen.
HAhEs-Two loop, 400 e dozen; three loop,
4.G r dozen.
/ TAcKs--In boxes, 100 papers, 80 Z, box.
GRUB HoEs-f' dozen, $50; railroad picks,
g dozen, $50
MATTocKs-F dozen, 900.
10 z cent.
NAILs-3.25, rate.
sHovELs AND SPADEs-Rowland's dis
count 40 & cent; Amcs list, steel goods, dis
count 40 and 10 r cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE-ShaftS, finished, 900
poles, 1850; singlctrees wagons, select, LIS;
| buggy, 2.25; express, $50; wagon tongues,
1000; hickory axlcs 1900; holsters, i.75; coup
ing poles, AS; spokes, NNN, select, 2.Tj;
KIM, 30; sawed felloes, IA, LIS; 9, 200;
Bowden shoes, G.o0; northwestern horse nails,
No. g. 500: 7, 6.25; s, 800: bar iron, &c rate
pillow steel, &c; spring steel, Sc; cast steel, Sc.
BuGGIEs-Grade Il. and spring top, 10000
10000: do. open, 70.0GGsO.00: do. side spring
| top, l00D0Gl3500; do. side bar, l00.UUdl3OOO:
| do. ph@tons, l25.0Ogl50.OO grade 4. side
| spring, liO.0OtG20O.00; do. phptons, l50.OO'd
5000; bump seat buggies, l7j.O0d2jO0O; plat
form springs, ll0.W@l2O.00; three spring wag-
| pns, &.00Gll5.00.
WlRE-Smooth wire No. q, &c; Nos 10 and
&c. apanncd, barbed wire, &c; galvan-
zed barbed. 10
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DRUGS.

ACIDs-Sulphurc, Il carboy, 500; citric, Z
II, 8c: oXalic, {. ID, lG: tartaric, powdered 4,
10, ".
GUMs-Arabic, select. q n, 50c: asafetlda
q 10 SOC; c,nmphor, % g; opium, N2D to 10.
OlLS-BergumOt, SRndgrSOu's, r. N, $40:
lemon, Sanderson's, Sl.S; peppermint, s}25;
wintcrgrecn, S22j; olive, Malaga, tl.2i.
PoTAsH-Bromide, 6 II, 50 70 Acc; iodlde,
$40 to SlN.
SoAPs-Castlle, notified, Z. II, salOc: cas-.
tile, white, lidlj.
MISCELLANEOUS 49, Ammonia, carh., r Is,
0c; alum, gGI; arrowroOt, Bermuda, 3Dc Bal
ann, copgiba, Sc; borax, refined, 1906: Gallo
mel, ann, 7ic; castor oil, = gal, SliG9lG9;
cassla buds, T, n, lJ6lS; cream tartar. pure
r ~, 81; corrosive sublinatc, r H. Is: Chloro-
form, p II, Sl.0Jdl.l0; extract logwood, bulk
= n, l9dli; glycerine, bulk, + ID, 2jGD;
iodine, rcsubimnted, Z h, 2.1; leaves.
huchu, short, / H. -; leaves, SIENNA. Alex,
Z III, -; morphia, sulph, Il or, $3.50; spirits
inter- sweet, d ID, -; strychnia, crystals, SIS
q lao; taploca, & 10, I; wax, white, Z IN,
lSlti}.
,Sulphate Qunlnc, I, o., sl.2OSyi.9j.; Gin
Choniuia, 10 70 &c.
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FUTURES.
IINERPONI.
LIQUORS,

ALcoHoI.-tl gallon, s2.37 a $40.
BRASpIEs-DOmcStic,H gallon, $500 10 81. o;
Imported cOgnac ISL, {, gallon, $780, lS72, $500:
1870, 1910; 1865, $3.50; 1850, $40; lSiS, $500;
ISIS, $l0.11; Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'S cognac, 1873,
800; 1870, 500; 1851, $500; 1878, $lO2j: Bis
quet, Dubouche a Co. cognac, 1878, $3.50; 1870,
$3.50; 1913, $500.
GIN-Domcstlc, New York or Philadelphia.
i gallon, fl.2O; Holland, r gallon, s2.75G2.S5;
Sir Robert Burnctts Old Tom, 4 gallon, S3.lj
G3.2i; Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, 4 cilsk,
ss.5SGAOO; Holland, r case, $3.50.
WHIsRY-lOuisiunN rcctlhcd, 90 = cent.
proof 4 gallon, Sl.l5; Western, Sl.lS0Il7,
Bourbon, $llOGaJ; Rye, $l.50,G35O; Scotch,
Imported, .A.OcGL2j; Irish, imported, Si.OC
Gti.25.
CHANPAGSEs - Rouderer Carte Blanch
| quarts, Z dozen, 21.0D; Piper Heidscick quarts
| Il dozen, 800; krug II Co., quarts, 7 dozen
| l2IO; MOcr & ChandOn, Sillery MuusseuN, r
dozen, 2i0J; Crcmant day, e dozen, 2S.OU; G
| II. Mumm & Co.'s, pints, 50 additional; dry
versenay, 2i7j; ENtry Dry, 2SJO.
WINEs-CnliiOrnia claret, + gallon, Gn6Gl;
2ienfandcl No. l., 4 gallon, 7Nd5j; imported
| clarets, ordinary, 4 cask, 70.OOGSOOO; family
clarets, per caSk, 50.0WGS0OO; fine clarrts, X
cask, 90.OO,tl7aOO; MedOc, 4 cnse, GOO; ST
Julian, 4 ease, $50; Marglux, r. case, 100,
Ponte Camel, y case, 1900; LaroSe. p case
200; Leoyill, 4 case, l2.O0; Chateau lnntte
& case. 2i.OO: ordinary, q ease, 3.2J,d3.jO
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GROCERIES.

Courrr pto fotr ,t..ts,. ,,.t,,.. IN, ,.,,,...
.otsi 10, i'1II, iis prime, lzgljci
Npsuv, i1fsyilv, idiguNI',l W. java, NC
oac! oo,on,, sDan,, sOdom, iSWlig Tyson, Jug
Gre S1i 1S~, S"p 81 oVy1N;
s,,,ia,asI !, D"ucteu, vici CUT louI, VIC;
s,nns NM ~, 80 S'uSId L. Sei Lonis-
sbo,ca io,,iss,,, oV' !oi'o" eitineu 94c'
p;n, ,i,,s III o,,,,., ao
-. az, y, -, ,. chuive, W. prime,
,,,,,, "a e,Ss,, III Yo,t sSIuPi Soc sugar
'p tpse yisy ro I,,,a' 80 ,.a MAJ =, go,
~ M M. ,ios "a 4 Ia AZ, iVAc' yaru'
~, "a 49,, ~, 20 n, o Dnn.ie'
gpAcvrps-usodo y''ye.Evv ~. -.
a.. eingcr S,,,n" q" ~ ~ NA-N'"aci creaili'
noAp "a ~ so poN, piue lndla, 10
ss, rs7 40 ~ ooNi - 10 D''is' A'O g box III
-" g,, ~, g.. c,u ...t.,. ,-,,.
al ~" "c'sh'' ~''c' SNORT
Turya, I'm, cram, ,ao
11hhEetor wi cleeul' loc.
W., i,,,,'o,,,r, cv 6a., l ~ ne.
cFn-,,,ss,,, - uunsn. oo e..
bo.' nap -i''u'''' W. spri"9 l'VV !
W.,
doss nnsSS lSaa ,P1nsnsl rSn soSaJ loo I
Tups-S nest. 295; nest. 9'7S: No /. oOo =
~ n y m. 10 y wv
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LIVE ATnCK

Quoting butcher live weights We havci
Corn fed becye~. y N, Klii. cents; grass fed
:, ID, Hei1s cents; coNs 4 n, 3i,tdii, cents
muttons, fair, 2Ag2lf cents; choice, 3ap.
cents = N. West OF the Texas Central rail.
WAY north Of u line drawn end sud west
with Waco, and cast OF n limo drawn north
md south With Baird and south NJ Red river
stock delivered on tho trnl In lo,s OF l,Ool
head or upward arc rated nH follows: Year.
ling steers y head, 100: DO. hcifcrs, 400
z-year-old steers, loco; do. heifcrs, 400
MOO \ common cow and calf, S0.0Odgj. 90
Young Texas bulls, 2o.00e25.00. Graded ptock
ellis mucn higher, while Texans rained noutf
or east OF the territory gwen are rntet
lower than above quotations
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

Mems kip brogans. a5el2j; boys kin bro
yans, Sct6l.tu mems T.. calf hroganS, l.0i0l "a.
toys L. calf brOgans, g5d1l.2j; mems kin
2-buclSlc plows, l.0tNtl.35; boys kip 2-buckle
CLOVIS, SIdl2j: mems hun hnlS. congress and
button, l.75Gt2.7j; mems calf balls, congress
anu button, 2.JO@i,50: mems kip boots, 2iO00
500; mems Z. Gulf boots, 2i.nlGi5.OO: mems
calf boots, 25O1d60O0; boys kip boots, l5.0Re
1900; boys p. calf boots, lG.'N02i00; boys
calf boots, 29.jo@2I.0O; women'S a. kip polkas
'lgNi &C.; Misses ID kip polkas, GNaTOc
child's Il kip polkas, all sizes iJg55c; childs
kip polkas, all sizes, iICt05c; women's calf pee
and - polish, l.OGlSj; Misses calf peg and
- polish, SGl.l0; wOnen's buzz Scwcd pol
ish, Ndl.9j; wOmcn'S calf Scwed polish, /. 10
GlMl2; women's grain Sewcd ANA polish, no
9l2l; women'S kid s,wcd, HNGl.75; womcn's
goat sewcd polish, l,'Sstl.7j; womcn's grain
sewed button, l,1@l2j; womcn's kid sawcd
button, l.UjGS,OO: women's goat Scwcd button
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TRADE ITEMS.

Ihn watch factories are shutting down
f1is IS In consequence of over-production In
consequence OF high tariff.
A bale OF cotton will he picked I'm Dallas
county before August ST.
Ine Ia Plata creamery l. now averaging
nine hundred pounds OF butter daily, and
within month will have Increased To oyoi
one thousand pounds. Huntsville creamery
~ doing well, made ON Thursday last foui
hundred and ffty pounds, and 1t may be
said that, generally, the creamerles OF
Missouri nrc doing ilrst-rate.
Clean bright woods ARE In good demand
particularly of medium and cOmbing grades
and such woods bring Us good prices rs fol
some weeks past. The bulk OF receipts come
IN bad condition, and concessions have to b,
made
Steel pens are usually made OF tile fines,
and most costly metal, and In some Eu.
ropean countries those which have been USED
are carefully saved and utilized In the manu-.
faoiare Of watch springs, fine knives. etc. IN
th's country we throw them away hy the ton
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POULTRY. GAME. Erc.

ORASGEs--Iouisinna, r barrel, l?.ONgi3Ou:
4 case, 600; Nalcncinc. y case of ~, g.tsgtlO,
i.sAoNs--Slcily, 400 Z box; Malaga, 800
DATEs-ln trails, lWrl2c.
BAsASAS-31VGi.00 = bunch
GhArBs-MulNga, G.0OcS.D half barrel.
>, SWEET PoTAToEs--on the streets, red, &c
& husbN; yellow, 100.
OStONS-New, 500 r barrel.
POrAToEs-t buShtl, LOO
,CABBAGE-New 2.S5S2.5O r dozen, or sos &C
cncKENs-we quote ut s.oOs3.5O g dozen;
turkeys, 1Uc.
EGGs-l0c \ dozen.
bNTER-Choicc western, o0y25c cooking,
lG9lSc; country, 2TtSc.
RAIsfNs--london layer, new \ box. 400:
layer, 2.6Jles.fi.
DRIED PBAcHBs-Unp0clsd. Sc. ycclcd, lac
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WOOL. HIDES AND pELrEIEs.

WoOir-McXlcun, free ofburrs, llTl2c; Mex
lean improved. lJDlNc: course. lBc; fine me-
diuln 2Nd2lc; fine wool, according 10 dirt and
condition, liG22c; bury, 2lg9c per pound
less, according to burrs.
HIDES-Primc plumn tlint', o. rs md mn
he per II; seconds, plump tlints, ~ IL, and up
l2c per M prime Hight and klps. l2c per n;
culls, balls and stays, GGur per 10; dry s,tltcd
SOIL &c, according to condition; green sailed,
Ttt3c.
pELrRIES--Decr skins, Ndo2c; antelope, N
ftllc; scnl skins, lJG3Jc; sheep pcl,s, IL, ueT
wool, 2Wd6ic; Shcurlmgs, lOWljc.
TALLOw-Primc tallOw, Oc; tullpW grease
90 g; grease. yellow to brown, injc.
BEEswAN-l'rimc yellow, iyc; dark and
8dultCrtcd. lId1c.
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Tall and Winter. 1904.

Having placed orr orders before The
late advance, in anticipation of a pro-
pltiOus season, we arc oYers:ocked in
some lines aud Offer inducements to
cash and prompt time customers second
TO no hcGse in the coantry.
Conservative merchants, who, in
view of the uncertain condition of crops
and the stringeacy of the money mar.
Set, are unwilling TO place orders with
Eastern JObbers before they can know
the needs OF their trade will lind our
house convenient depository from
which to draw their supplies quickly
and in snchq quantities as thcirtrade de.
nandS, at Boston and 81. Louis prices.
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DRY GOODS.

Many of the great Northern and Eastern
dry goods houses closed Thursday, and in
some instances the largest dealers will not
reopen until Monday.
PRINrs-Merrimac D, G; Manchester, G;
Arnold, 6; Arnold's indigo, ~; Arnolds
'hoice DO, 81; American %; American In
iigo, ~; Pacific, s.; Hamilton, 90; Glouces-
ter mourning, Sal, Simpson mourning, 9;
Hurtel. q: punnell. 5lalGG: Eddystone, 8;
Cocheco, 6; Gloucester, 5l.; Richmond, q;
Windsor, g.; Steel River, 81; Aliens, . a;
Mcrrimac pink, 81; Richmond pink, &; Allen
pink, g.; Merrimac shirting,5 D; Regatta shirt
ing, AZ: Hampton, AZ; Allen shirtingS, AZ;
Dunnell shirtings, ~.
BROWN Observation-Disclosures IL, 81;
Stark AA, 7}i; Augusta, o.; Indian Head
Atlantic H, ~; Agawam, 81; Atlantic r,
6ls; Pepperell r, 7; fremont &C, 81; Cont
nentaHE, G; Pcppcrcll o, o.; Pepperell n,
q; Continental q. "a; Indian Orchard AA,
| "a Badger state IL, "; Michigan IL, 5]9;
tell, AZ; Granite b, ~; Bedford r., AZ
| Graniteville ZEE, 6i4 Wachusctt, ~; New
market A, g.; Newmarket q, ~:
BLEAcHEp SHEErINGs-New York, l0
Wamsutta l0l4; Langdon GB, 10; Lonsdale
| cam muslin, lll2; Berkeley eX cam muslin,
49,; TuScarora, 10; AndrOScoggin /, Al, 81;
MaSonyillc,9; LonSdalc, 81; Cabot, II: Con-
Way,7; Fruit OF the Loom, Q; LinwoOd, 81;
skenIl'S5 ~; M I nd .,o' 4i dlai-
owen ~ u hoo', ~ "a Pal,ou, ., C"noe
~ y biackS'9,e y ~ ~, LppHHi - HIeen
w. % Nolu Me''i'h . FltcnN"'c' - rear
ieSTS I,,,.., ,,,,,.,-o,,, ,c, a, ,,,,,,.oo,,
,oi So iilos "a, Aillosno"i ~
AmOsl'eag d, II; Amoskeag f., l0l2; Amos
heHS ~ Aih9Shel,s T. y, hoi JNiHc ~
q, n"lt WYE, -, mcti w III l5i2 ~
cs'nsa e9' - ioi NolulS ~ -; oolicSto-
~ y; - ~ ~ ~
- Ii IA; Cohcstoga, VA 10, ~ hHlnll-
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LuMpER ASH nuILplNG MATERNAL

RoUcu LvNBgn-25 feet long md under.
70 q 1000; 20 feet long aud under, 81 4 900.
Clear selects, SIS r. l.O0l Culls, all Lengths.
so {, LOO; MI widths, so Z 1900. Battons.
sxS inch. tlT Z Loo.
DnEssED LuMBER-Onc side, INa to lxl2.
finish, ~ 4 l,OJD; lNiSto lxgU, tE.50; lt,Cali.'
all width, finish, $l7.51 r 1850 Common
sheotlng, t2l.hf per loo. Dressed ON two
sides, lx, to lNl2 ilnlsh $3.50 r 1000. Matth-
ed, Inch partition, t'pi per .0ll
SHisGLEs-f l.0O; Sup pine, rL2j; hcnrt
pine, 81. No. 1 cypress, s.25; a. X cypress.
si.iO; boss, hos. or all heart cypress, *; AZ
aeEslnii eypressi Inches, ~ round cnl G,
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SMOKE THE BEST.

We beg to Inform The public and smokers
generally that We have secured a mrur stock
UilhgNcry choices; grade, utthuruuglilycur
Golden Virginia, Pcriqucand Turkish
IohaccoS, which we ofc Using In the mamie
mciurr Ctuur Celebrated brands al IIrurrttTs
and Sn9i;i",e Tobacco. Ana have addict 10
ortcd Freu III r., Paper such stnck made
up hy the highest r'Hss ul skilled labor. Nc
iee' confident cannot tail ~ satisfy the ta,, -
OiUll good Judges.
STANDARD BRA"pS.
CHpora--Inporal Sweet Ttuorul-St.
James y. Kinney Bro. STRAIGHT Cha i'm Fuii
Dress ~, kaCrS, etc.
just Out-sportsmans Caporai.
Manufactured by special request.
KINNEY TOBACCO CO.,
Successors To Kinney Bros, New York.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, July 5.-There are no exchange
chalkings to-day, of American markets.
Liverpool sent in cotton cables showing little
quOtable change in spots on futures. Septem-
Der cotton is sterling point lower, and
other months are same as Thursdays close.
Spots are quoted mt Liverpool 5-l6d, mid
ding upiands, and q 7-l6d middling Orleans
Manchester yarns and fabrics are unchanged
II Is thought that wheat in Texas will aver
age Is bushels to the acre and oats - bushels
Cotton IS blooming and forming bolls in rare
instances as to the latter.
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HAnDwARr AM METALS.

The pcnnsylynnla Steel works NJ stcclicn.
.ia.o a.ln0unccc a rldseli)a OF 20 per cen
" lahe eject August l. The wprkmen, a..
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S. T. ROWE. B.N. MADDOX.
Ho for Mineral Wells !

Palo Pinto County. Texas.
SIP. ROWE & CO.'S Daily stage. omnibps
ana Hack Lime To and from Mineral Wells
and hillsop, connecting closely with nil
trains, We have only iirN-clnss outfits, strive
n, please and guarantee satisfaction.
Livery ani Feed stable In connection. Good
attention given TO transient stock. SprcIoi
Inducements offered In the transfer OF com.
meriM men and others to any part OF tho
country. '
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on CHANGE.
The documents filed in the Federal court.
AZ ~. Louis, show what, with judicial sane
ton, the Wabash receivers propose to do
They propose To abandon all the lines ac-
CURED since the consolidation in 1873, except
Chicago and Strawn, Eel River and Detroit
ann Hutlor divisions. which were purchased
in 1850. Should the courts decide to permit this
arrangement Wabash will be composed of the
following divisions: The Quincy, Missouri
and Pacific, from Quincy, H., to jameson
from Indianapolis to Michigan City;
the Chicago, Cincinnati and Louis
vile, from Danvile TO Francis
Vile; the Toledo, Peoria and Western from
Inc state line of Indiana to Warsaw, Ill: the
Havana, Rant0ul and Eastern. from West
Lebanon, Ind, 70 Leroy, ILL.,, the Centrcville,
horavia and Abba, from Centreyille to Abba,
"a, the Cairo and Vincennes, from
Calro, us. to Ninccnnes, Ind, the Cham
paign, Havana and Western, from Cham
paign 20 Havana, ILL.,, and the Iowa division
including lines from Abba to Fonda. The
ssysSem thus diminished will comprise about
i;vo miles. The receivers petition
states that while the branches form
ing the line from Logansport to Detroit
40 not pay expenses, II Is TO the best
interest OF the property and It's creditors to
Keep tnom on account OF their connection nj
Detroit with great railroad systems east of
mat city, and that there is a chance of their
becoming profitable IN future From July
10 December /. both inclusive, interest ON
paying line obligations amounting TO
yl,T663S becomes due. On non-paying line
bonds ON July and September |, the interest
totalling sSS2,2l0 becomes due. The propo-
sltions made 10 the court and referred to the
master are: First. Whether the Interest on
the bonds Of the lines and divisions acquired
prior 20 the consolidation of 1879 shall be
paid. Second, Whether the interest on the
bonds OF the Chicago division shall be paid
Third, What shall be done with respect to the
payment Of the rental Of the Eel River
division. Fourth, What shall be done In re-
spect 20 the payment Of the rental of the line
from Boston 10 Detroit. Fifth, How shall the
expenses and cost of maintenance of way Of
tne other lines which have not, and the petit
TONERS believe, will not earn expenses and in
tcrest on the bonds. The low valuation
receivers dispose Of the earnings.
and Keep account of the earnings operating
OF Texas q Pacific shares is not based on the
present condition of that line. Whatever rot
ienness may exist in the paper Of the Texas
* Pacific the track, the rolling stock and the
current business Is excellent. III n general
purgiug ont OF manipulation could take
place, the Texas & Pacific would he excellent
property for stockholders to invest in.
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