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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

Hon R. c. Payne, City Alderman, Bris-
bane, Queensland, Australia. writes: Il
have been great sufferer with rheumatism
for years and have tried every known
remedy, including gaivanic batteries and
Turkish Baths Finally tried 81 Jacobs
Oh the great pain-curs and can positively
say It gave M instantaneous re.ie- 4
puts all other remedies in the shade"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

DURING the season for mosquitoes and
other singing insects, and of poisoned
plants, IL your skin IS impure, bite <ili
swell and Tester unless you apply Papillon
Skin Cure. A single application viii ueu-
traiize the poison
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

"a Gaze oE ECZEMA

have be-a afdIcsed for abour fhrss Je.rr v1in
Eczrua Ishlnk had = sod doctcrs he IA Al -
oouid form ua-ii be vas ba,cis be coud % 1oth-
fnx naa-e an gave ne up I have tried n<nI oi1.-
r,rrfs which dd ne No eood Ihsrc usse Tour Pzr1-
lon skin 1c for fozr r1onrs. usci four bottles. -
AN neariy cured srs you perfeetlii-rtJ % pn1sa
fhis ffi. uiI help any one slse have rrcomme1e.1
z 70 Al nv frfradN Aa0fher b0ttis-viu oonplcrcx
cure me- VIA many thazk<
JUrrk caLLow.
IS Gr.ut Srr-st. Cevelzn1 o
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

THE surprising success Of Mrs. Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for the
several diseases peculiar 10 women forcibly
iliust ates the importance Of her ben=ficsnt
disco very aud the fact that she knows how
% maze the most Of it--Dr. HASKELL
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

get bilious, havs heavy headaches, naout1
foul. yellow eyes, &c, all the direct rsscls
cf impure blood which can b thoroughly
cleansed, renewed and enriched with KID
ney-Worf. Il acss AZ the same time on 20
Kiincys, Liver and bo~ets ana % .-.o-
resl virtue in a package than can b. found
IN any other remedy for ths sane class o.
diseases.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

ETKeep in the Fashion. The Diamond
Dyes always dc more than they claim to
do. Color over that old dress. IL will look
like new They are warranted 10c- az
druggists. Wells. Richardson & Co, Bur
lingt0n, VI
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

mrherrrl.-. r.r na..sz.

An dairymen VINO Use Wells kiefercso1
4 Co.'S Isnprox "a Butter Color, agree tn.s
II increases the value Of butter 1syorA
rents pound Il is pure and harnlessy
conveuient for instant use. has no tAs1e cr
odor, and gives q clear, golden richness 20
the butter. II Is the very best butter color
obtainable, and Is not expenslTe- In ererJ
State in the Union the demand Tor y . N
sreasinG.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

"arTrs SUFFERING FOUR YEARS.

Ihrv- us-d ne PE7sIon ska cure for NJ ul1srz,s1
so-lez Ithas entirely hcard ald = free from P1ln
have recommeadcd it 70 several persons herr- -
thy arr trya= r. ul take rc4t pic.sure n econ
reudln~ft for can safely do %. 1su1srud wiz1 70
r--fourr-n-- nrd ma = Ersar number OF rcne1lcz
ftst r.Te r-c 10 r-lIef Your medicine cur>4 ne !
ess.frIlT give yoa p-rnissio1 20 urite ascszno-lA
lasr 70 rat yozrscL
Thanking yos for such = usiicfne- an.
Ms n LkEEE
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

Julian Arnold said tina. s.his father,
Edwin Arnold. wrote the most of Light
of Asia on the cuff of his shirt sleeve,
while riding in the cars to and from his
Office. He says his father went into
London every morning. and during the
ride would write on his cuff with pencil.
In the evening. alter his return home.
he copied the lines OFF on paper, and in
this way wrcte most OF the poem" II
Julian Arnold really said that he prob
ably told more lies in those few lines
than he ever told in he same space be-
fore. This .cuff writing" business,
dearly beloved, Is 4 beautiful. tut rath-
er gauzy fable that exists in the highly
Imaginable intellects Of Young our
Ralists. of some three OF four DAYS ex-
perience in tine dog light $nd lire de-
partmeut Of an able journal. A cuff Is
an awkward thing 20 write on at best.
and il is very seldom that a newspaper
man Is so reduced for stationery as 10
BE-. compelled To write poems and lead
ers on his cuffs Especially when the
''concern" furnishes note books and lap
tablets When YOU hear a man telling
how he took down n athree-cOlum speech.
AZ midnight. in a pelting storm, on his
cuff, ask him if be didn't see TO write
bis notes by the lurid glare of his nese.
The one is quite as probable Ss the 9TH
er. No more of this .-cuff business,
Julian IL does cot need tat any man
should come ali the way from England
10 tell US such stuff rs that. We have
some good old rOmanees right here in
America. Honestly. We never knew
but one reporter who claimed TO take
all his notes on his cuffs And We new
er saw him but once with cuffs on his
wrists. And they were SO dirty he
make legihle mark ON them
with anything except 4 piece of chalk.
Call up the next squib.-BEriiRgtOH
Has0keye-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

$50. .oo0 would not purchase from me what
Swift's Specific has done for ms IL cured
me of Rheumatism causei By malaria"
ARCHIE THOMAS, SprinSfeld, Tenn.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

THERE is always somsthinZ OF . haEs
around our military acs5eIuies-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

TIE short. hacking cough, which leads %
Consumption, Is cured BY Piso's Cure
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

The thinnest thug is thought TO be {
milk dealer riding on a railroad whose
stock Is watered-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

AN Ohio newspaper speaks Of a man be-
ing bruised by the ''enphatic gesture OF q
mule. ~ Chicago Tribune
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

FoR a nan celebrated for his patie nee
Job ussd 70 Toll over a good deal
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

PAPILLox Catarrh Cure Is recomnsndsd
BY members Of the Hay Fever Assoe1arioa
Of New England
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10
TIE GENERAL MARKETS.

WHAT the girls are not apt to object to
Sunday males.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

The hy period has arrived ComPos-
itors should bear this in mind AMI closely
observe.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

YoU have no right to pick photogr.r
piers pocket, even Il be has pictures
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

MANY a young lady has had r1 srToN
escape from the string Of bad beau
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

NEvxR laugh az a man with pug nose;
you never know what msy urn Ep.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

FH1eHTFrL cr.sh-a printing once tow
ell The Judge.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

THE parson at the wedding Is tho rish5
man in the rite place
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

merits the sanction accordeiby physicians
HIPS Hair Dye, black or brown, Joc-
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

Adrian Hill has started out 70 walk
from New York 10 San francisco for
two thousand dollars.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-07-10

In the Medical Museum. Washing
ton, there are two skulls all cracked up
like a couple OF egg shells that had been
Knocked together, They belonged to :
couple OF Norfolk negroes who buite-
each other 10 death about a woman,
who couldn't decide which one she
liked best and left il to be settled be-
gween them IfdskisQtyH Post
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

nc,iv than usntl. -ha lstIhtoitcd moro lifo
SID ianoy imported STYLES were in lar,e de-
ma 4. Woo n otn. we're steadily nj Cd for,
la ,igefc iefs noii ur. sto Carpets aud rug,
% hrlskl AMI prin swtro Unclaimed Do.
me tic cotton goods showed fair auiInasion, aud
very few su table change occurred.
". fAIiprs ru-nA4
fLlH2t'- ,ly. i,snA<N, Iet o. fW- -aiofi5' b
Nrr.'r-fF d HraHovr $50 rs -sli.tsI. l 'irg.ll
rn .. A'rl So AiM1a .gIf - pcaoo1y
81; s.sr D. npTn'0E 3. Giuoo 80 ,euurn.
10 Lcs +, n.rf ey p'us uua pur9la.
. Airglt q ~ ~, y . toe aad frton, u.
a 4; Ef7ftsd. 81 ~. C.lsl. ~ Z.
pprlg 7.f +h; 3'pr 7f'o. ,s iN Va hes, sea-
iferff otb. Co. t 4.. ar.e * g.
Ianrn A.7s.tHr9inr''' 81 Nsi prt h.6si
FiEt' aRoWg ooasarWs--faye acorso.
- haffr-7t ~ tHquaAt. ~ 4f.ai ais q
g ,soo,.i. ~ An8n5sic x; Dwight 7lG So
eLeSCuEo poAEyTlcs--' oolsi 5 Sunny
ZOE ~ 'sn'a,e7n.. "a s1 ys hs s,en,as..
hro i2s' ,f.st's, a. 8aw Yufs niils, II.
q, H.pf UlL .tst re 3. EnistFs. cam orc,
y Nelc, ~ g lalg. y, :; BaNsrlvelf y q NJ.
7k. Corn ~ 'be lq'n4lo. D. farhe, a4i 6'on.iH
pUOks--Art fT,eE. ic t1t.os SIZE. lOss;
t,9rs. dos a. t,tlS. tH-rs Q .sgs 90 N.ns ~;
dl- p1n2. brown al0 orah % 10 "smpdsn
Z K d,4 -. HoF %. l4-qs. brner auf ;IEh. ,5S
dnntsrk fl iufI ~ Pc. s. n in.l o.. TX. 40
;. 3 .rci,.. - -. 1clf re6,1 Yiue ~, ZION
o-nwn rld dsat. ~: chariot sndbnI iGI Saw.
sc ctutoi, i2a
rfCKfNc-- 3foosfear ACA, ia HalsiNnp, ~:
paid. iH stnrdarf y. %. EsGlOu u
~. 3,r,. 4 C0at'neuts' rs'rv, ig stGr-
i0rd tnncr, ea N1rg'rnaYl, lN
blCKOHi--Gocs HivrG c. Nit.a sul htuTr.
" indiE, iuhC, At. nm hNC. Thtrndlfo
II G H-mn'an M Ainef'cnp ~ tnvoil Clty, ob
PLAID OSN ADuRG8-- nclI, ~. Fcd'on1
, y ~ S ~, cA,a "a ~ fa t,,5.nn rgn n
X Lpniglans, ~
JEANs-R Oxborougn. ~. Pacific Z p, q 4,
Beaver Valley. Is; T1tio l2G Hun b0!dt IS:
Peoples, 2ah; Louisville SsT, Kentucky, SiN
n Mind .LaLAa. 2lA An-h MnAnl II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15
KANSAS CITY MARKET.

KASsAs CRY, April A.-wheat weskel
and nominal; 81, bid caeb: 81, bid MAY; Of
bid June. Corn lower; 3S LIZ to 38 5-S
cash; 80 1 4, MAY: 401-2. bid June; ~, July
Ostp higher; 29l-2. Csttle-Recs,pts, 800
weak and Is lower; native steere, 1927 tc
l4il pounds average, &5.15 TO 1896; spockerl
and feeders, $40 to IS; COWS. 50 90 to SAC,
Hugs-Receip,s. 8, 800: Gull and lot l6loweri
Iots, 2l6 t. 272 pounds average, - % %
20 10; msinly, $5.95 TO SO 90. Sheep-Re
c. pts, 2,40o; slow; natives, los pounoi
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, April IA Flour quiet and un'
changed Wheat quiet and little done.
opened 1-2 lover declined 4 70 l-2 addi-
tionsl, advanced 1 4 TO rs and closed i I
h'grer for Mey or June and 3 higher for
n 10 TO 70 SIS: May, 50 1-2 10
1888; June. 81 SIS 10 IS 7-6; July,
~ rs TO 81 IL, August. IA to IL over
July closing at outside quotations. Corn
o. fair speculative business; opened weak,
d.sllnsd 58tn34. advanced "a to rs and
ralrd drm: closed 8 over Saturday; cash,
Ss go 40 3s: June 497-s to 90 "A; July.
81 So 10 1888. closing at outside figures.
Os,r quiet aDd firm; cssb. % i-2 10 81;
sufii, 2s1 4io2s IL; May, 81 ~ - IS; June.
81 4 TO 80 IL: July. 81 IL to 81 IS. PORK
S 10 10 lower, declined 10 to is. rallied 10 TO
IL ~ and ruled steady: cash, el7l6 70
81 25 May, s17 10 70 e17 "a IL, closed
SI7.Izl-2 20 ti7.15. Jnne. tl7.25 to el7.15,
closed 81 ~ 90 el7 30; July. tl7 IS 20
Sl7 SO Ia tlo,sd e]7 G12 70 eI7.<o Lord
/, f,i- rsusrd ere ~e~ev, rnsh. 3 - ~ ~
MAJ. ss1s ~ ~ s.es ~ Sunes 40 ~ -
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uARDwARE AND METALS.

The United States LEADS the world IN making
steel rails. The Bd Ism pred icton IN 1883 WAS
only lo97l74 gross t'n.. against as 40 Ia the
United atCs. iu 1857 'iett rrl rin ndr 1880 :
7s5 gross tons nn tha Tn ed states ?sl 067
Trio prlfe has vs'icd "a fo o~s Ia the Unilrd
Stats In ls6s sl5s 90 PEI ton in 1870 $50 %;
ported 1856 Us and H. 1883 S5577, all but
o zoo ioas for rc-Fxpo Ia iJa
QUurAross TO-DAY.
AGRH---UollinS per dozen, o. Gold DOllRf,
per dozen ~. Diamond Edge. cor dozen, %;
Double Bit 20 90
5RILLEfs AND LIDs--4}.o per pound: sugar
kettles, 4kc per pound.
sCALES-Falrbanks, discount Is per cent
Howe, discount Is percent.
TIN PLArE-I o. i0xIt per hox, s co. I. @.
l rn per box, 90 Tsrps, iiA2 per box oo'
TINwAR E-P.eccd. discount so per cent;
tsmpcd. discount 5oper cc-t
soLDER-Eo. !, i5c: No. i.2 aud -. 'sc per
DUCK HoRsEC0LLA es.-ya Ia n, per doseu
HAMHS-two loop, 70 per pogen: three loop
rkCEs--In boxes, 100 papere, 60 per box
GRUB HoE5 Per dozen 0t railroad picks
per dozen, ~
HATTOCKs-fer dovcn, 9 so
RUBBER BELTigG-- Disaourt 80 por cent
sHoVELh AMI ssADEa-Ro visnd'S, d.s.
count 80 DER cent Anies' list steel Goods. dia-
' SR1 y a R&ep 81 finished. 90
poles, X So singletrccs, wagons. select 70.
10 20. Hickory sxies 10 %. holsters. I IS
Coupling poles. 4 70 spokes, XXX, select 2 20
xxx, as. Sawed ie,ices *, 20: 2 . O..
Bowden shoes. ~ North western horse nails
No sc 0g z %; =, 90 Bar iron, &C. rate.
9low sto | 10 rpiiag steel, ~ caoi steel, lsc.
BUG3IE -mrsde y. aud spring top 80 00l9
top. no o r,si % Go side bar, 100 00t@l2o 90 10
phfatops, i:5 0lssifo 90. A grade side spring.
itO O1sl 20, DO ohgtons, i5n 00St200 ". bump
ses; buggies, i7s 20 $50 90 platform springs.
10 coAf3n %; three spring wagons. W 00Niia
WiRT-Sinoosh wire M. 9. SO Noo 10 and
u 6j.e 'apsnoed tsrbei WIRE &c: galvanized
farlau 10
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15
GROCERIES,,

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
OofPkE-Rio fair. i2pisc primo, isA1
10, choice. NA@iec Lasuyra, loo; Java zoe
rf ooioas %Gs sss isSsS s sso "''0n Goa
SUGARS Powdered, ioxo; crushed, .ioyc,
an. white, clarined, sSc; yellow clarified. SIC
ADMINISTRATIONS choice 6oss prime, s,c
fair 10 good, anu corn syrup <bc; sugar
syrup, dlas6sc; foboilct. tSebsee
ys sso.i lbs ,cso 'H ia. rs p ounas POI
KICK Wholesale. tAeD7Ao
cRAOgRRs-sodlA X. 6,so, Xxx. eae XXX,
70; cream W. sipger snsps, o. -
pound bars. 3 IS per boS; k.round bars, 90 pei
cANbLEs--slsr fuli weight. iSsi uhort.itN
OHKE5E-w ls~ hhl cream ioe'
ROPE ioxe basis Cotton rope. 10
WILL BuCHRTe-t oor4 Is per dosen
SssSs ss ,Ssn G psf
DOZEN 2.hoop pals, oc s-hoop, , d
TuBs-s nest 2 ~ ! nest 2si No. l. . oO
pc, S & EN-, No 4 cs No, s. 1eo Per dozen
PowpER-5 90 per teg of?o ponnda i2s do
drop, bag. oom2 To- bunk, 2 2bea IS.
81 sas ssSis o. s"s Small Oa mS'5i e.
Boston mised h.batrel 8 90. chow-chov n
parrol 90, 2.gsllou pals chov-chow, ! ~.
s-gellon pals mixed pickles. 20. GlAss plnts.
80. Clans quarts, %, Glsss h.gallon . 60
Glass i.gallon. 10. Glass Hex. gallon, SO.
COAL ofls--liO degrees ore test, In barrels.
ne. 40 ties, oil in cans, co. is0 degrees Gre
's aAc X XII eeSS, earres, u so No x.
barrels ] 90 No I N.barrelS 81. No. 2 x.
berrelG o. No. . R-osrrels. 2 %. No hlb.
/ H., 10 2 kite ~ No. SKIS %.
Can DY --stiok, likc pound; fancy, lSeg2le
0iDER-Crsb apple 4ec; Missouri older 70,
per gnllon. yinegsr, per gallon is92oo,
ton l.pound psosagca, G. Corn starch pound
packages, b, 6-pound wood box glass, IN. u
pound paper box glasa, %
LYE-C0ncontrntec. 276ns %,
JUGB-We quote: lilo per gallon FOR elascn
Crooks, loo per gallon for glazed,
To@ATohs--2pound Numsens,l Is; s-pound
" SxIiF6RNiA CANNED aoops-p Peaches.
8 co. Aprioots, 2 IS; blackberies bo grapes,
95 pears az pounds 2 &C. Cages, ~
pounds, 90 peas, * pounds, ? 90 plnns, 2h
pounds, 2 IS: tomatoes, ~ pounfG. 6a; cuE-
sMbKiiEG TOBACCO -tenuine DUKE OF Dur.
ham, l-pound prokGgea, Ale; b-pouud. fso; "
pound, abc; .5.-pound, "a assorted cases, 40.
GENERAL GRoCERIkS-sade, B!oerb, 90
peg tound. sel Soda, 2 g-i % l-fu. ger pound;
einfor, 1900, i0opsT 70; Nutsoegs aae % % 90 Is,
pound. S'ii Fcfssa, ali0 !, edbQ per case ruti o.
hSo, i.ss BLoo %, doi; fo.9a asSo. las 60
d'neG r.on'h. 5iAlA per case enu5. Ge,reif 6
oz., Oh o. per case, sn13, Ralphe, . o.
gii 10 N 81. rs pei asss; Gnu s,r0St al on q 81
@ $50 por ease seua helps's. =
615 per dos, Olivc on PTS TO pr iuS
Mushrooms, a175 %. don; Conisused @le
eST to 90 90 per otse; Jel,y wine gicss, psc. pc,
dos: tuui hieT, T.25 per dnssn; crown f2ss pNy
dosep ID oAuA gi.c1 per doseu;. 10 os!ia, y. S.
per Dozen; Krtrfr,s lemon, TO. ref d,Non; "
raoiE ssnor.ed, go. per dozen, cl5ycs, Who'll !
lsc 10 500 ref H.. Cream Tar,iy b:,nuerV,sI
$50 per ID. BiachinF, lkrsapl M. or "a Slack
ma. ilargel $50 per DOS
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LUMBER AND BUILDING NJ ATERIAL

Lumber freights from the south are unusually
lows so PER 1000 feet from Atlantic Iorts
aud 81 from The Gulf
QUoTATIoNe TODAY.
sTOEE--At the Dallas quarieS, Sc per cubic
foot; lie for foundation; loo for vel and $50 FOL
dressed font
LUMBER--yellow Pine. rough, 2 90 per 1Ot
over "a feet IS per 100: Dresd site finishing
clear 10; common, 2 25; q ceiling, % 0J; u cell
ing, 2 so Lx6 rough, 81 per l0U; kx3 rough,
rs per 100; xx3 dressed, 200 per 100. Siding,
rs per 100 Poplar dressed 1nishins, 90 pei
100; iding, 2 80; Il ceiling $50; y ceiling 90.
White Pine dressed finishing, 6 so per 100 y
ceiling, LIST common, 90; Ind common, 2 75;
siding, Let common, 2 70; aud common, 81.
05.rr, - foo,s, 90; GeeN, a5@5 % "a 81 dsc.
SBlNGLES-fei. ~ ra,.s. ,DlA 50 pAAet
Zine, hos 70. 'wsta7S % l oG No. z,
1 30; M. 2, AIS
PLAsTER PARr9-pcr barrel. 4 o0a4 90
CEMENT FLUks--o Upon, sfyass ls'a. Spt. 9
b.. cailHg ioiDL 90; inCn &r. 'a>r l5Ss
cs' ina ,D..ss rs; 2 hl1i7 usp 80 *
DRAIN PIPES ~, l.. lee c.c ssas s,nrh, 20 };
sirc., AiNr. ifah. 49, s'''t M
MIxEr FAM H-l,s,A. ~ rSs g;'d all co..
ora rs pr pal. III 81 -. srH stsf
6ari mn-oS arc cp snl. 80 p6.rs ''s,.laii.
WHITE LEAD--f,rioliv WIZ, s 75r6 IS.
WINDOW GLhSs--sx10 tn i0xl2 500 l0x1i
to i&x2i so; l6x24 To 2ox2s rs, less 10 per con.
LIMT--SoJpsrpo, sfiea. % lsr sntfot su..
W psais0p aoy log. ytn T,f htr'ft ID:
eclIg, 60 io,s. lca, par f'r,sbsi ~
HhIR-Por pound, 6o9hc.
POsTg--roisr II 50 Bo.g d'srr. ~
GAlHS--4 M ref Leo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

s.55; july, 500 i.2 ,os67 10. Bulk meats
la tar demand; hbonloefe, 7, shor
rib, n 3s short clear, 0 Hogs
! Receipts, o 800: weak And 10 lower;
| r0ush pSkiug. 90 70 :, 80 so; heavy 80 10
| o. 81 a. | shi, 500 70 ~, 20. Catil'-Re
ceipt., o $40; 'nirly active and 10 10 20 lower
/ ou shiop,ug; eIporis, 80 % 10 "a o.; good
choice shipp,rg s'eers, 90 80 To 80 30
] ,ieAdy; INTERIOR 10 lair, 1918 10 " 70,
| medium 80 good AZ so 30 50 40; choice u
extra, 50 70 TO 80 IS, very prime lambs sold
| ~ 81.
sEw York hAKkrT.
Nsw YoRK Aprii IA -jeeyes--Receipts
q, 2iD incindiug 81 oar iosis tor expor,a-
ton; Receipts nor the week, IA S3); opensd
dull aud WEAK aud cl1ted heavy, 10 to ~
lossf;g ieS choice and extra steers snid nj
| NJ 80 bn' 81 IS WAS Tho actusl lop figure
| tor rio ~ prims stcers,oommon iogoot n =
| tivrs, 50 1910 ~; n lew Texas and Cn"ro-
k.a oai,la sol1 al 90 80 20 30. Sheep-RA'
ceipts, 8 go. msslng 81 $40 for tho week;
Glow trade and easter prices pens not
cleared, shrep eold ~ % 10
az; yearling lambs, 500 1,
1926; clipped lheep, 80 70 "a 10 20.
MT RICEIprg.
NRw YoRK, April a. The following sre
the ret receipts oil cotton o. al United
States uOrff.
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

One man testified before y committee OF the
New York !, pisisturo that Ia liquor that runs
from oil, ON .rgorlne butter will cat Though q
pair u. cpwhide boots
MUTATIONS TODAY.
GN-MS 1PpLEs- 5 0Det6 80 per barrel.
hUrs--Alnnnie. o. pef pound. BrEzO, toH
1895 alberta BCs Naples walnnvs. s. .cr pound,
chestnut ispporieI nous on t1s saafaet pea.
nuts. Teuuessee red l9Giln Cholcs ~hite, AZ
cocDsuutr. sDO90 10
GRANGER LnulSirus, par barrel, 10 o04
10 % pp' case. 90; ValencIne. per case Of 40.
Q 006ai0 %.
LsAoNS--sioi,v. 100 per box nsiega
a co.
DATES---ln .YaiIs ioGi2o.
BAfANAS-5 co,Gi 90 per bunch
pF8---nasga, & O1iiS 90 half barre.
SWEET PortrOKS--On tho str ee;s red
Use Per brshe yellow, | 90
ONlON>--Ecw. 3 % per barre
pOTi TOYS iei lQl
carr AGE--New225 q sops' doseG. or &c
bkn oct pou
OHIO sSs wequo,e At 3 Ooaa 70 csr dosoHI
tnJfrYF 100
TS9a loo per dOsen.
nuy1 RR Choice western, .0a2sc; w'o<sisS.
l5dtea oountry.2 q IS
RArsIN s--London layer. new nor box. o.
layer 2 IS ~ rs
DRIED observation-disclosures C osele1 ~
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Export this week Ia OreH u ia Al
continent, $40, sock at Oh Tn ',s
poris tbs dNy. ga COS, Yet roy G25 0ji
lsst ysDr, 77I,'09
ST LorIs MARKEr
ST. LoUIs April IA -Four steady and
unclaimed. Wheat opfned lower, advance
and dose frac,ion higher thBn sr-u d y,
No 2rsd, 81 90 10 81 90 4, cash; 81 Us l.2
Apfil; 81 Is 3Stot 1908, MAY; 81 o. 3 4
to tl0i rs, Jure; 02 to
l9] SIS, Juiy; 50 6.s, August;
90 1.2 year; closing ut on',ide hguies
Corn olened lover, ndvsnoed aud cl srd
better than Hnfuriav; IS Ii to 90. cash; 45
, l 10 s5 SO My; 30 5.S 20 AZ june; iS 4 to
4S 6S july; 80, August Osts vsry SLOW;
SO l.2 10 70 IA csh; SO is MAY. W1iskey
steady; Sii6 Cora uCsi higher bad drm;
S2.75 Pfnvfi1ns qn'e' 90 IN
iair soulheru demand. Pork Sl7 80
| Bulk meat Looe cebr 80 o IS: snDrt
rib, s CO. short clear 5 70 % S % Bacon
| Long Gear, 935 10 0.i0, short rln 0.i5 20
$50; short clrsr 975 Lsrd, s ia. Os tie
Recsipts, 100. sh Dping grace 10 - 10
lower: eyporte, $500 10 SO S. good -
choice. 50 20 10 solo: common TO
medium IS 10 IS 60 orr Led T.Nant,
$5.7i; chiefly S. 81 | 2 tn 80 81 HnrA -
Receipt, eco; s'.ady; light, So 20 IN 80. 80,
packing 80 20 10 81 20. heavy, 80 10 $3.50,
Sheep Il oeip's, 1900; etesdy; iair 20 isncs
native, "a To SO. rexsns. 3 TO 70; Que lot
OF go from San Antonio, sy, raging 10
pou.ds, cold at $3.50
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DIV GOODS.

~ eensrsi r. a. "a how, great deal n
nD1n emo for . W ek pss, but the q eater pa
ofete sSst eset T. rev We, n . = imini h
G6Dev N ~ d ust te 10 he'd for du ing he ~
nohue~sesn trade tsssn Gerry . 70 uv.r'-
0AoT ne etle. aun n g. vru.ly over. b tn
GsrS0 M bern al crihws stern pol T. al
49, ehipuesss ~ stil hi m de Dor .
Vup1 oost ~ tad q ssfs fambrftf % %.
~ MIR thin sum ~ res far ~ hes be-
4|eve ees Urn tsve ~? ? trey. "
111Gw0 bnvr - n - 81 fOr 3 LARGE e1
~ ~ 0 binfs ~ strshsns. - s~lI .
@911@3 fose ~ - f..n .'fo. - 10 q
m1I1 - a sn1 sth et.rle risL dses
- <urs nn~ ~ re. 9TH 1sg- sale bps
~ ~ ~ G@-f<r - DrS~1 ret rfwir T.
.1> - y. SAn-z~t un--'~--1
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Tho trade Is being supplied with neat gaiter
for gents OF Marsupiat l6a'her ard baby
shoes are made OF New Zealand rabbit leather
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Mems hip bfogens from 95Sl Is.
Boys kip broRaoF. from SOai %.
Mems z. calf bIogans. from COOL 70
Boys p. calf broiaps, from 05eol Is.
Mems kip 2-buckle plows, ] COAL rs.
Boys kip 2-buckle piows, SOL as.
Mers buzz balls congress and buiton. 1902 as
Mems calf balls. congre = and bntr),, 2 60dst. so
Mems kip boots "a 00n30 %
Men Z. calf boots. "a e0'0ij ~.
Mems calf boots, IS 90 $50 90.
Boys kip boots, is c9tlS on.
Boys calf boots. l6 5o6D2i 90.
Boya' cal .oots, % so q ~ 90.
Women's ~ Zip polkas, fheDs7hc.
Miss ll hip polkes, 60n70c.
Child's ~ Kin polkas all size, ihdsh5c.
Child's kip polkas, al siasS. 5ssteSo.
Women's calf peg and IS polish ! 0oal n
Misses calf peg and SIS polish, coal 10.
women's buff eewed polish, g9Ni %.
Women e ciN acwe' noiish : 400, SIX
women's rain sewei aud polish, 90Sl IS
woneu's kid sewed 90Sl rs.
women's goat sewed pollsh. - DO 75
Wdmeu's grain Sewad buttoa 4 % 10 y
womes Kid s,wed button | 90 300
.vnuos's Vnst sewaf hutton 7hNp%