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Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-12

Thirty-ai1 years ago this month gold was found in California, and the journals of that State are reviewing the influence of that dis covery on the Pacific slope An interesting feature in the discussion is the exhibit of the advance of other industries beyond mining, which gave the State it's earliest impulse. The annual agricultural product of the State is over $1o0, ,o00, GOO, and one branch of agri- culture. the fruit product, now almost equals the gold yield It is estimated that grapes alone will soon be worth more to the State shan the mines as worked. Within ten years grape vines were sold for kindIing wood in California, soslittle was thought of the future of the vine.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-12

The commission appointed by the Russian authorities to consider the question of the prevention of the excessive use of intox1cat- ing liquors has these proposed measures be- fore it: 1. To reenforce the existing penal ties against persons found in state of intox- ication on public roads, and to modify those articles of the law which accord an ex- tenuation of punishment for certain felo- nious acts committed in such state 9 To reduce, as far as possible, the issue of occa- sional licenses for the sale of spirits. g. To make the village magistrate or mayor respon- sible for the unauthorized sale of intoxicating drinks in districts under his jurisdiction. 4. To make the country communes answerable for the fines inflicted on unlicensed vendors of Intoxicating drinks, in case the latter are unable to pay. 5. To encourage the detec- tion of offences by offering to the informsr the whale of the fine inflicted on the offender. 6. To aid tho formation of savings banks in rural districts, tea shops and temperance so- cisties. 7. To reduce, as far as possible, the number of saints' days, on the occasion of which the rural classes are apt to drink to excess. It is understood that the fira. two propositions have bsen agreed upon by the commission.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-12

conviction has. it is said, been forced upon them that further experiments will be only a waste of money. From one end of the southern coast of England to the other thousands of pounds have been spent in endeavoring to protect the spawn in spawning time, but without the least sign of success. The cause or the failure Is the want of temperature. Only native oysters will breed in the estu- aries of the Thames. but of late years the summers have been 50 short and cold that there has been but very little spat, and this is the reason of the scarcity and consequent dearness of the native" which the English esteem the best of all oysters. Artificial breeding in England has been failure The only real success in artificial breeding of oysters has been achieved at Arcachon in the south of France, but even there during the last two or three cold and wet summers, the crop of spat has been only about one fourth of what it has usually been.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-12

President Brockie, of the Philadelphia Maritime exchange, said in a recent inter- view: think that as regards our commerce Congress should as soon as possible repeal the law forbidding United States citizens to purchase sships in the markets of the world There is one point about free ships that needs emphasizing. A ship owner always wants his repairs made in the homo port. He will pay little for this satisfaction. Any i'm surance man or ship owner will tell you this. Consequently, if we once bought ships freely, the nucleus would follow of ship yards for the construction and repair of vessels of our own
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-12
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THE ORCHESTRONE,

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Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-12
AROUND TIE WORLD,

In TOkiyo-A Queer System of Street Numbering in Japanese Ctttes--tf san A Walk Through the Streets of Tokiyo -Carious and Interesting Sights and Sounds-Japanese Barbers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-17
FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME,

Tho New York Sun tells how sludge acid and
black eress, objections OF the Standard Oh
WORKS. killing all the fsh and oysters OF New
York bay. For few days past" says the Sun.
''the nuisance has been greater than ever.
Yesterday the floating matter was about two
miles Wide II reached all the vay from Rob-
bins Reef ligh thsuse TO the bars OH the Elm
Tree Beacon at New Dorp on Staten Island; a
distance OF about ten miles. Il smeared the
American docks at Tompkinsville, the ferry
landings the breweis docks. the basin OF the
scawanhaka Yacht club. and all the property
on the water front for ten mi es.
The acid IN exceedingly offensive. The
attn Island ferry boats fr, quently ran
through miles oft Both the upper and lower
bays appear nj times to be completely covered
with IL Ifitfiosted away with the ebb tide the
lects on the telch and remains there, receiving
daily accumu atoms The greasy stun also
ends It's way TO the bottom. The oyster beds
are Injured and somo OF them have been de.
stroyed The Il. hermen are more tNan indie,
mani They say tuat the Standard on Company
IL running their business. and f0uling the entire
bay They say that.ifth the nuisance Is not stopped
all the shell a h will be destroyed and fish Of
all kinds will be driven flom New Yors waters
with pctro cum refuse are taken out In scows
and emptied under cover OF the mist
flsH-ked, sheephead and front, 12c; New
Orleans reS snapper, 12c; Spanish macker.
ell. 40. Fresh H'stcr fish. dressed. loo.
OYSTEks- hsltilsore. pee dos XXX, 3d.
med UNI. CO; Nozzle select, 90 Baltimore Sc
iec,. 9 5oi Yetssoraa ooc Berwicfs bay. Is
per hundrtc.
GAME-velnson and antelope SOS Buffalo
Ducks per dozen 90; quail, / 20. Wild tur-
eys, 0)a9 o.; grouse. 50 Soul rrels 10
sbhhs 10 faes - hi'a .
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago dispatch Jays cattle receipts wero
lgrper Ia tw, ok than during the previous week,
and we G over 3 coo larger than for the cor
responding week last yaaT Hug recf ipts were
ab lut u 600 less than during the same week last
year. Sh cp receipts were about 1000 head less
Than during the prev ,oes week. but were 400
larger than during the correspond ng week last
year. atlle and sneeD command good prices,
and hogs have adv need 40 cents during the
week
The San Francisco Ala after giving list Of
the nj e snches Of San Luis oh spo county, re-
ma ks - ew rGuuic- are suffering moro from
the aggregation OF land Ia the hands of wealthy
men. There Is one rauth OF more than 5100l
acres, fuur OF mora Than 1000 two containing
over 900 and less han 400 acres four be
tween 20, 20 and 30 600 and nine between 10000
and 900 0. In SOM o. our neighboring coun-
ties there aye tracts oi 100 Coo scres in the pos
session OF sheep-he.derJ who live In an by IL
shSnty
II Is esiim tted that cattle shipments from
Montana next summer will reach i0,etO head
against 800 10 IN. I'D next year.
| The raising OF horses and mules In the west
particulp rly In Western Missouri and Kansas
| has received quite stimulus OF late.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
| BEEVE5-Coin beeves none, fair TO gooc
grass bccvcs, SHe3Ac per pound medium grasl
| oeeyog 3GyLc per pound
| COWs-Barrep cows 25 00sD7 80: Mich COW,
| North Texan grades. 10 oOtG50 CO. common e
fair, So OOS 40 co. stock cattle aroud, Is 00@2J on
| BULLS AND STAGS- lFor sausage m anu
sHEEp-Good mutton, s6n81Nc per pound
medium mutton, 2k@2xc per pound; stool
GOITs~2 0Oeo2 rs per head.
| HOGs-Corn fed, tk95c: medium. t04Hc
,iock hocs Axe siockcrs and feeders. t@4zc
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DRY GOODS.


The January report the SIX Association OF
America on the importatio OF silk manuiac-
lures At New York does not Indicate tny cesss-
ton OF purchases owing to the SUPPOSED tenden-
o. IN economics during The existing contracted
condition OF Z neral trade as compared with trc
years ago The total value OF impol tations OF
SIX manufactures It New York during January,
IN January, 1883; fsO62 900 in January. 1882 S.
~ 6s5 ~ thai month 1881, and So 49S2s7 in Jan
aUorArions TODAY.
PRIFT6-Preanans,4K Lodi, s.; Giouusoses, 5,s
Harmony 3 Ccoheco. 5x; Herrimnc. 9; aroen'
Vich 81 Allen. q: Aloiou. solid, 5k: Peabody
golid 5h Peabody black. Sh: simpson black.
inR, 6. nerican 9: Barley pink and purple,
HEAv9 BROWN 6oSEsSTItc'ssea1&sssa.sss -.
Indian H Eassss,s swi o'sss e, Ss &!ns,
DerS, 81 *; slanfsio. 81, 81: Nstrhes, 81;
3 Charter Oak. A.. 4 Lake George - 6k;
o:eat Western, ~ s. International. - ~.
zuant,c A7H;benninHton7G NsnhcA h.oh;
FINE BROWN Do1EsTlcs-Lsie George,
~; Harvest7!t; Poeahontas, ~: Great Falls. 2;
arpenbrier. TX; Ailendale, TX; dwight ~; Be;
= 1ESHcHrp DoxEsrIcs--soc,.l. ss. sunny
Auburn *; Icnsdaie SIX: Lonsdsie, cam cam
6Glc l2k: wsnsurta. llk: New Yors mills, l1h:
Diamond Hill cambria. ?; knights, cambria
q Hero. "a D Hero. Z, s. Ballsrdvnla ?: Can
q: Gem Of the Spindle 9; Barkos,sA<: Glen.7h
DUCKS-krkwrighl i6; ktuics s-o1, l0s;
G1aSk Goa. II stars. lc-ox 70: Savage, Sos, IN;
-, do, 4; Boston lo-oE brown end drsh, lsk
q incn.. SIX: Cold MEDIA Blue. .i2x: 'Lior
SooWn and frab. IL: Chariot striped. i2k; Saw
16HiNo.- zrnoskssx AGA rs; Hamilton. IL
UsiyVrod. olAid, ~ standard z sk; Ksston T
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FRUITS, NUTS, FILTER, EGGS, PoUI.
TRY, GAME, ETC.

A decline Is reported at Cnicaro In oranges
and lemons. Philherls ana other nuts are ac'
tive atiormer prices.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
GREEN APPLEs-4 00a6 00 per berrni.
NUTS--Almonds, 22c per pound; Bfa1il, 100
l6c; flberts l5c; Naples walnuts, ibc per pound
ohestnuts imported, none on The msIkef pea
nuts. Tennessee red. l9Nlic; choice ~nils,i2Sc
cocoaputa, sOoG9 10
CALIFORNIA; pEARs-5 T51a6 20 per box.
ORANGEs--Lousiana, por barrel, IL O0d
10 10; pei box, 6 30; Valenclne, per case OF sZo
o 60Gll0 90.
LEMoNs--siciIy, 500 per boz Malaga
5 CO.
DATES-In trails, iOal2c.
DANAEAS-s Coos 90 per bunch.
GRAPEs-1G,sys, & 0OeD6 90 hall barrel
SWEET P0TAT0Es-On the str eetn. red
75o per bushe; yellow, o.
ONIONS--New. 8 90 per barroI.
POTiTOES fnr rel, 100.
CABE AGE-Eew.225 % oper dozen, or be
e CHfCl FMS wequotc At 0 Ooss so pOr dosen
turkeys zoe
RGGe- l5c per dozen.
BUT9E Choice western. 25@3sc COOKING
ib@1sr country. u IS
SAUER KRAuT--BarrolS II 90; half barrels
90.
gAIsINs-London layer. new per box, o.
layer, e5Is IS;s .,,o, o.. ,0o,o, 100
---So
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-17
WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRrEs.

The total receipts Of wool ct Boston durinr
tho past week comprised 4,sig bales domtsue
and 3 4 bales foIeisn, agsinst 5.Os7 baies Do
mesti, aud 5ii foreign for the same time las
wear. Tho tot-l eceipts since Janusry ] lSs4
Amounted b. "a gu bales domestic ard 1859 ba 2.
foreign. arsin,t 80, $40 bales domestic ard i.5et
bales foreign for tho corresponding pehod 81
1853.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
WoOL-Mexioan. free Of burrs l1alsc Mex
icsA improved lswi7c coarse isnisG cossss
medium, ls<s1oc medium, 1so2oc. nne medium
D022c ine wool, according 70 dirt and oon
diton, i4a22c burry. aoec per pound LEA
HipE5.Hesvy hides, II pounds and mp
soupd. lac heht hidea under ~ poundA me- o
grubs. les light hidea demaeed Or cue rub Z, o
mo-e. s:ruils, bad ard damaged, s. dry self
"a. 81, .ei saised, &c; green hides, "a.
PELTRIKe-Deer skips. 2o22c antelopA lee
1sc seal skIna fsc75c sheep pelts, - pof WOOL
1o6fbc sbeArlingr. 10015c
fkLiOW-Prime sAllsv, &C. tellov greasA ~
SO; " -ase yellow N brown t4so
AIS 81 ..-,- -----x. Dr nsfk mo sou'
tsrsssA. k00a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-17
BOOTS ANO SHOES.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Mems Kip b'osaDs, from e5G1 IS
Boys Kip brogsns, from scrai 40.
Mems r cali brogsns, from ! GOAL Is.
Boys p calf brotars, from psai 3h
Mems kip 2-buctie piovs ! 0oe,1 IS.
Boys hip 2-buckic plows, s5dl q
Mems bud balls. CONGRESS- and butt n, II 1902 IS
Mems cali balls. congre-a AMI button, 2 500f6o
Mems kip boots n O0G2o 80.
Mems y. calf boots. "a eo6n45 90.
VIEWS alt bsoss Is oman no.
Boys hip boots, Is 0o91s o..
Boys r. bootk l6 5cdd24 90.
Boys cal cots, q 80 "a 90.
women's ~ Zip polkas. T5as7hc.
Miss ~ kip polfss, Coz 70c.
Child's Q kn polka. all size, Gon5c.
On ~ kip poikas. al sisee 55<zo5c.
women's calf psg and ss polish, ooei -.
Misses calf o. 3 AID IS polish, o0o1 10.
vomen's hun tewed pofish. 9oel q.
Women c.H seved roiish J eo01 SIX.
- NO. 4~i- re-es srf poiish. Q001 =.
Wonsu's Md sswsd. sool "a
4t s.s se~sd polish, 50 70 -.
,cucn's grain ~ xec button = NJ to1B
women I'D seved button % sos0
Woos9s snst stvsf bstsoo. ! BD2D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-17
LuMBrR AND DCinDiNG MATnaIAL'


A Kentucky lumber dealer has been visiting
Cass ard other COuntlcs in Michigan, buy
walnut umt or. Thee lots In Nolinie snh Penn
townships are Va e Il NJ slO0Ol 20 $1,000. Hc
OIL rcd SEQ each Tor sew raj trees, und even
M ifU for the htsi specimens.
helris0ncrs in tie lonia, Micri an, prison
h we cut This teafOn eco feet uf IogS for Nos'
per BrOthcIs. 900 80 CCit thouSnnd They
uuvc p'so fut 800 eofUso' wood 22j men and
twelve teams having been employee.
on the Wolf rIv,rt' Il not me lacilcc 70 tkin
IS m1ny log, uf lumhcmrn do on the Wiscon'
SIN. Chippewa, ald 9th fivriH. Tho timber on
Wolf river Is unusually large, aud }umOt rmen
he leYe ~ T. cheaper To load Ht The stump.
That II done by Stamping" q road Ia each
tree aud !, aiding the logs on the slcdgcs with
oxen, insiosd u ravoyiuR the logs to large
follways and loading them by hsnd.
quotations IO-HAt.
sroNF---At The Dnlns qustIiCs, 30 pee cubic
foot; lie ioi foUnauuon; itc for WALL ana $50 foi
LUMBER-Yencw Pine. rough 10 per itC
over q feet Is per 100: ursi 81 o finishing
clear, 20; common %; = ceiling % 0yi q cell
rs p pST i6 ~ iSu dfe.sc8 Hs per i6o sdias
! rs per 100 Poplar dressed hnlsAine, 90 per
40; iding, 2 80; y ceiling, 80 < ceiling 20;
White pine dressed finishing 20 per 1902 y
siding, LIT common, 70; 2d common, 2 30.
Cpmu.ir .i'otn. on; sE1h, 20Gt 20 IS 70 s!5e.
SHIEGLEs-Tslluv put. nVtts 10 ghira
l,ne, 4 5OA5 10. ''yp'es. 30 90 No. 2.
PLASTER PARIfl-Per barrel, 4 0oaa 60
CEMENT FLUEs--b me-. Nar LDlA, sii1i {
~ b collin io:nt 20; iaeh ,c4e e"'' 'ncS
DRAIN pIFE--9 90 20. 49, stY suoG slnLh, 2Qc;
iuOd. ST.e; 2 Inch, 4tcs 2 i1fh, go
MfXEI pAINTS-Res' = for use and oil coll
ors Is per Rul ~ The .esad and sts.l-
dari makes nfe on 1slr ~ D0,lss dealers.
WHITE LFAD--Nt'iCtv furg, 1915 IS.
WINDOW GLASs--sxl0 10 i0xll s 0G l0Zli
10 iiX2i 5e 16x24 10 20x2o a76, less 10 per cent
Z. H D 81 aHF
o. n,n'son oaI lois, 9pc rcr cetrsl, as:
UsNFf % irsr. TAe 0cr hr-hf] 'tC
HAiR--por pound, So gEc.
pOsTs--Cedn II so Role dare. 80
I.AILiE.-l no no. az
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

The Industrial wo'ld ands no new develop
ments In the sh ol tf.dc, | sayt ne mills arc
aifly bn.y ON order ,aken h'T.i lore, and are
disposed Ia he stiifcr IN their prices, Ihei are
nominsly holding these A. tSl I ~ B., but or
defs have bson placed at ssi 20 go Tor nfsi sual'
ny sl,e rails. T. @ b ~ western mills and inosc
are regarded ~ heouisldo figures ~ eastern
mills iho price naciuaie. sb,u s3L Ina es
tho prices are made On the order, and nero can
not be tAli g. DO market pIioo, purlns 'he
latter half the week there have been iatle.
buyers ~ tho market is manifested, but as Jet.
for lhe mos, part they have placed no impOr'
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
ANEs-Collins, per dozen, so Gold Dollar,
per Gcrens 50. Diamond Edgo per dozen. . 81
10 ola Alt 10 90
5RILlI'ts AED LIDs-lsc per pound; sugar
soAi, }s-FsirbsnfS discount 70 per cont
Howe, discount - pcrcrut
TIN PLATE. q. luxil. per box. 90 J. o,
ltx20, per box, 4 90 rcfnc iax20, per box. 90
TiNw1RE~Peoed. discount 50 per cent
stamped, discount 5oper cent
sol. DER-No. l, i6c; No. ~ and Ia iSo pei
DUCK HoRsEcoLLARs No i,a2spor dozen
hAMFs-two loop % per posen' thfoe 'ooe
TACRs-;In boxes, 100 papers, 80 per box.
GRUB HoEs-Por doEen' of railroad pioks'
MATTnCRs-pe dozen, 0 80.
RUkBER BELTlSG-Disoouni 10 per cent.
EA1LS-3 65 ratio
bHEFT IRoN-27 n, O.; galvanized, discount
20 per cent.
sHovELs AND Enthusiastically dis
count az per cent Amos' list steel goods, ois
connt 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDw ARE Shafts, finished, q
poles, IL VI. slngeiTeoa, wagons, select I3
buggy, 2s express. 90 Wagon tongue,
" 10. Hickory axles 10 W. holsters, Y
Coupling poles, 4 as Hpokcs, Xxx, select z.
xxx, 50. Sawed fCllOca ", l 5o 2, %
Bowden shoes. 9 m Northwestern horse nailS
No 60 o.; z 2h; T. S o. Bar Iron, a. rate
Pillow eie 20 el.lng steel, %; cast Steel lac.
BuGGiH - afado n. and spring top. - uca
100 00- do open, 70 90 20 %; 10 side springs
sop. 100 ris5 or DO side bar, 100 onml3i o. d'
ph@tons -25 0Ofoi5o 90. A grade side spring
100 Oor2 co; do phNtons, l5J u.ia100 % bunny
seat hugsiea. 10 lcn2y0 0G platform sptlngs
10 0OssllO 10: three spring wagons. % 90 Ola
WINE--smooth wire M. y, 90 Nos 10 anC
y, SIC iapenued. bsrbei wire, GO; galvanized
barbed. 70.
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CHiCAG MA.KET.

cu,c.a,MAExRr
49, - ~ D.t-ia Rec.jnia
UhioAoo, reo. io vno,ts "a o. ~
i.ooo; tttons olu no!,v, sA az n ~ az Il.
~ suou W ouulve ~ x OK, 20 ~ 70 Sic, n
CON nun W 1oo. 80. ,n,sr,nr IN fair
mh So ~ ~ 'o, ."S, ,nnd "a n IN az.
so.io 70 90 20, M" rS so - al % Slonr oujet
cn9ics 70 go P"'' Wp.s, ~ fair d, mind,
snu u"ohs bigher advanced / ed.
oppneu go, a. aud ciosed 1-s higher,
ultiopa,, 49, Eahrnarv ei IA oo538
man 10y 80 ae Q cIossd
ol . va a. or,, on IA ,coS1 a. oored
9s 10 90 "a. a ~, Al 20 - closed
10 90; muS 81 IN - q az
81 vi IL 10. reu n'D.er 81 G,oaS . g
Corn 10 'sis osmaha az es snS cIoasa rs nm
aecilnsd 20, ru go ss "' * Clos "a "a
ger yes,sluay, oas - % az ia closed "a &
o. ri fep,ua,JW ciosad S43.s
MaIch' o. "a " % 20 90 closed 5i7.,
Aprli on eoaa 0,,s anil and q s,er,
Nay 90 30 20 ~ % NAV. Ma Morch "a 8
casn, 90 80 "a Id 30 q. MAJ; az az ~ ~ "a
April, 90 IL W 90 o. IN - * hi,her. =. sh
PORK IN to-, demand e5 ~ 70 80 i 10 lis 40
Els % TO Sio,oo' M sIsas. w. w. s,s5o IA
Ap'1i, Sio.g T., ~ ~ S.,nana and nm.
slo'Io. Lal1 ~ no7 az 40 "a q on. Mach o f,f
cnanteu' casn' m M ~ m NJ Nav,
20 ~, IL n ap a,,IL n.sats IN lair do.
~ w Q 70 AZ ~ ahaIt FL. o co. shor,
manu-; = en y. ~. tn 70 nv
ciear' iV''' W ~ wo x.puxr
,. - iaNWbe,t ouiet,
KANSAS CITY, req. Nv utaS quee
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COTTON sTATEMENT.
The following are the net receipts OF cot

Exoorts this week: Great Britain, 70 :
az Continent, 1904 riock this day, ,00l,.
sill; vs,terday, 1.02O,577; this day last
year, go 62i.
NEW oRLEANs MARKET.
NEW OaLKAHs, Feb. 10 -Corr-Demsnd
active: white and low easier. 6sc TO 0Oc.
Osis-Good demand, irmer; a. CORN
a ,od demand ct lower rates; I'D. SIS %;
n.w siss7i2 Bulls meats eoood d. and;
sbouldsrs, psctsd, 6rmer: "a; ,nR clear
and clear rs easier;97s. G Hee-DemsDd
| active: arm and unchanged. Suesr dull
and urcnspeed. Molssses quiet and un-
changed. Others qni't and uncnsne.d.
cn-rssd. Sterling exchaD.e, b. b., 4.S6 IL
| 70 467.
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DRUGS.

About the only feature Of importance in the
drug market is n continuation Of the warfare be-
tween the manufacturers Of qui Inc al home
aud abroad German il now offered In New
York at 81 12 10 on the spot q 10 t. nrrivs,
for bulk while Il = said 10 be the best for round
lots American quninc will probably decline
In y short lime Ouium hns declined cents
and gum arab!c Is cent or Citrlo acid is
frmer and in larger and. The English sup.
ply being pretty wei disposed OF CT, AM iarler
Is a so firm. owing TO the decreased production
Oils arc active, ami rd.oil Is again advanced,
ia sympathy with the advance in lard. Alec.
hol hells at So % per gallon.
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led uron az In any way Indicative Of the ne
values Ia other msTkcts, Tie hnmueE ol h"se
VIII dnra ~ make contracts - "a bpsid IN
stead ly Erowlns smaller WIN me np3llN.h
| of the Conner ale the dsks otselhIg Tor iuluIe
deliver, ar TO gfsat for urud. nc men, "
take Tho buyer Il not much safer IN view
oil ihe ouoI nous power or nc oifueh
/, put down prices when they want
{, milk" the crowd win dealers N the
sclua stur unable 20 operate for domestic or
FORE IN pxuori. With dtcc iive pfie me RUE
With u cUnscqun steady degeneration O! dear
ols into bTukcrs fr tho fulue operators, win
option business become the p'nClpa ootupa'
don ana sales Tor cuusump iiOu, the least i'm
pouant feature Of transActons, Win constant
series uf corner, successful ana unSe ccossiu',
tho unsuccessful doiuF about ~ much ham IA
the others. and with selling conmitceS tohe y
tho corners appropriate thv prupcriy OF ihtir
victims. a. is no wonderful thst tho people who
want 10 buy wheat and po'k AID corn ana lart,
should begin 70 lops around 10 see II u were
not possible 10 tTnds elsewhere than on the
Chicago tosrl Of trade The continuance 81
these ahufcs will iucyltAb y reduce It's halls 10
the sane dcsnlst' condition a1 lhoss OF the
once busy marie of rerscpuls'
QuOTAaIuEs rQ~nAh.
HACUs-- ShoI, clear sdos. nAc, Long
clear "A c, ~ less.
DRY SALT - shpo C'ef. Mtes, ike. Long
elnaF a T. less breakfast b. con, lac,
HAMS nuylsrad and uuCnuvnsGd Joe
LAID Ilerp 100 uhd-thTrtls 100
20. .uunG cH1t lOAC A-piund -dns, lVe'
I ! pouui .a !ct '-soruc '6nH. lOhc
tonua 4ur toss.
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A O>icsec paper .sys prices are forced MP I,
= ana 'ursl height or depressed U an un-
sSS n 6he boord, ard the emile trs de- has
ISSe = 1be 500 hey rake. Msrseulstisns :.
~, - eoar y pi3iiy that IN sftsmsec w.
- - isssisssSii. f1ssss sasaos - ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-17
w. ELLIOTT H. BRO.
she Texas.
Fine Furniture, Carpets.

Also agents for the celebrated Hardman Pianos
and the Mason and Hamlin, Estey and Chicago Goes
tage Organs, Sheet Music and Musical MerchAndi-t
Write for cnlalOgne and price lists
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Kceci!t 0f rfaln to-day aie $50 cars corr
and two ears nNs. shlpucits are one car corr
and QUO tar niktl ct cora and oats.
AI--Cholce. o. '1sd.nf,. cw gral e, 90
No r 20 Sc
~ --yum,rrl 90 t0c. ueIlcru, sDt
BAR Y--ipz,s5c
Tal ftr 90
90 --lhrra. s8c, frrscd, 81 l,7ncr.
FiJtE Patent % 70 ttrly brtakia' 7
20 ..r r ,oia, 8 % 90 pur. C., san, IS
Toad NILS Patent s On Union. lh Pra.ti'
70 ven l ~ 5iHr Chain, y %.
nRAN--A' mills, 15r Bro slJfe 30
& HEtt- Pine boiled per lyl POUNDS
~
HCwINY AND GRITs-5 W per barrel.
I.fI - INurtfr toIn ltI go puuuut, ~
choprc com lud oats scr 100 pounds, lil
corr hfHu ptr iJ ouuds, 50
GRAHAM FLOUh-ret 400 pound5. 20
NAN--grfi. Oca6 o. bright 40 20 NON
s'0r nee Re- hslot, dlrE. SEQ bright
II .nagat ira" on onr'd car il 90
NiLLEr sEED--6jc Gennso nills. CSC
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DrBefors purchasing jour
GROCFRIEs, give ~ . CALL
and examine our stock which
II most complete, and eoa.
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