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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

The st. Helena Turner's want new
hall.
Two deserters from the United States
army were captured on the 9th Of Febru-
airy at Stockton.
A Chipaman was frozen 10 death near
Msacham's Station, Oh the Blue mountains,
Or, February l0h.
The brewery building of Glasier & Kin,
one mile from Gsrvais, Or, vas burned o.
the l2th OF February.
The Osizaba was disabled at Port Hsr.
ford February l0th, and will be laid up for
repairs when she reaches San Francisco.
Throughout Eastern OREGON and Wash.
ingion Territory the Columbia river, from
Vancouver TO the DalIes, is frozen solid.
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sUPFRIcR COURT.


DEPARTMENT ONE-ARMsrROEG, Judge
THURSDAY, February Il, 1854.
People VS.. Geo ". Ftrr, trial questions as
to his sanity Jury find the defendant 10 be sane.
Prisoner ordered remanded.
People vs.. James Hart, assault TO murder-Cou-
tiuued for the term, to be reset in NJ arch.
People vs. Chas johnson, forgery-Continued by
consent.
People VS.. Brookbauk, assault to murder-Con.
tinued until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
DEPARTMENT Two-SICF FARIASD, judge.
THURSDAY, February IL, 1884,
C. l. White vs. II. g Smth-Jury find for plain
tiff for the sum Of 50 600
Lewis T. Mitchell vs.. Central Pacific Railroad
Continued by consent until the 2Sth.
Al Cue vs.. Levi Painter-OH trial.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Ygor Nocturnal
Emissions Impotency, Nervous Debility, Physical
Prostration, and all complaints arising from Excess,
Indscretion and Abuse. DR. La MARS PILLS are no
mere temporary stimulant, but complete tonic and
restorative that restore the seXus organs debited
from whatever cause, to their pristine strength and
vigor Sent to any address, secure from oDserva-
ton on receipt of price, g so per bottle, or C. o. D.
by Express. Address all orders A. MCB0YLE &
CO., Druggists San Francisco. P .. Box 1852
ia26-3m
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GENERAL NOTICES.
What a Physician Says.
Whht II HhystCtah say We
CYPRESS RIDGE, Monroe county, Ark, /
July 90, 1888.

have bright little daughter who will be two
years old next month She has been troubled nearly
ever since her birth with skin disease, which first
diagnosed chicken poX, but later found it to be some
sort.of eczema; at any rate 1t resisted very stub
bornly all the different treatments. procured one
bottle OF Swifts Specific and gave it tn her in small
doses three times day. and in a short while had the
satisfaction to see that she entirely well. am
so well pleased with its effect her that shall not
only use in my practice, but shall administer II
to my other children and take it myself.
ja9-2mF W. E. BRoNTE, NJ D.
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Cure all y0ur Eameness and Pain with
the never failing remedy, PRATTS ABOLITiON
OIL. For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Sprains
Bruises, Sore Throat Stiff and Swollen Joints, Gout,
Lameback and all aches and pains it is the bes,
remedy in the world 1t needs no bolstering with
bogus certificates. It's merits recommend it. 1t
speaks for itself PRATTS ABOLITION OIL is
safe speedy and effective. You can't afford to be
without it. Price, sma J. 70 cents; large 81. For
sale by all druggists. A. McBoYLE Il co, Drug
gists San Francisco Manufacturers and Proprietors
ia16. an
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE no physi-
clan need hesitate. DR.. S. V. CIevenger Chi
cAso, Ill, says: "Horsford's Acid Phosphste
hJuid BE- made offcinal It is the most eli
gible form for the administration of ph0spho-
rus, and no physician need hesitate to oTderit
ON his prescription blanks"
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The Stumpaga Act introduced Into the
British Columbia House provides that
loggers license shall be S5. Fifteen cents
will be charged on each stump and twenty
FIVE cents per 1000, Loard measurement,
as scaled az the mill.
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A CHANGE has been made 10 the agency for
the ligbt-ruDniDg Domestic" in this city,
Mr.. A. J. Pommer, well-known as a reliable,
square. dealing business man, will con;fol the
sSle of this most popular m2caiue, snd rs
patrons can now rely upon having polite aha
considerass attention.
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HOME and ABROAD.

National Capital Affairs-Death OF Mrs.
Uhler-Further Flood Reports-Ihe Dan
VILE RiOt-Fraudulent Divorces In
New York-Frfghtful Fate OF an En-
gineer-The Almy Tragedy - Another
Shooting Array in Arkansas-Items OF
Foreign News-Etc.
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The Sutter Farmer says that since Feb.
ruary 7th the steamer d. E. Knight and
barge Captain Hunter transported olt of
Feather river l, Ia tons Of grain, Of which
ll2 tons were barley, the balance wheat,
including 326 tons from WIlson's ware
house,
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FiEei Ftrei Police, 4, POLICE,

Members of she Police and Firs Depsrs.
ments Of New York, Chicago, San Francisco,
and other leading cities pronounce st jacobs
Oil the greatest pain curing and healing REM
ar.u
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To CREATE an sppetite and give tone to the
digestive apparatus, Ayers Sarsapaiilla Is
unequaled.
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MOTHERS should remember that in the ab-
sence Of their physician Ayers Cherry Pee
toral promptly relieves the Group.
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Go 70 L. w. Schwamb's, SCI : street, for
the Finest and Cheapest Lot Of VALENTINES in
the city Aso Agents foT the ROYAL ST. JOHN
SEWING MACHINE. ia39-1m
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHn RaooKD.uMos.I
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TACKLE an obstinate cough or colo wi.h
Hsls's Honey of Horehouud ana Isr.
Pixies Toothsche Drops cure in one minute,
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Sequel 10 The COnklIng-HaverstIc TFag-
e6y.

New YORK, February 14sh.-Mrs Emma
Z nler, made notorious last year by figuring
in a murder case that made great sensation,
died from morphine poisoning in the New
York Hospital this morning. Ga the 19,h
of last March Wilbur Il. HayeIs5ick, a
broker, who lived with this woman, was shot
aud killed by Mrs. Uhler's brother, George
w. Conkling, surveyor in the service of the
Government. Tha latter, understanding that
his sister had been enticed away from her
husband by Haverstick, visited his rooms and
tried to induce her to leave her paramour.
Haversticl coming in, q quarrel took place
between him and Conkling, and the latter
drew revolver and shot the other in the at
domen. Havelstick died in few hours.
Conkling was arrested, but was released on
bail. Mrs. Uhler then disappeared from
public view. and for a time was 10 the West,
but for the last three or four months has been
living in various d:sreputsble houses iu the
Twenty y-ninth precinct Conkliug's bail was
dismissed to-day.
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NOTICE

"AYING BOUGHT THE BUSINESS, GOOD.
viii and Fixtures Of The ITALIAN RESTAU-
RANT, J street, between Fourth and Fifth. |
will not be RESPONSIBLE for any debts contracted by
JOHN MAToyICH against said Re staurant without
my authority JOHN SYETINI0H
fell-lpIws
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Desperate Fight with smuggIers.

ST. LOUIS MOI. February 14th.-A dis.
patch from MatamoTss, Mexico, says that q
desperate fight occurred Tuesday, about
twenty miles from there, between customs
officers and guards sud gang of smugglers,
in which Major Palaciss snd one of his men
were bsdly wounded. Two of the smusglers
were killed and several wounded. The re-
mainder of tha smugglers fed, leaving behind
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FARMING LAND TO LIT

1OnA ACRES, WITHIN ONE NILE ssg3s
l UJO OF a Railroad Station, in whole or
in part Apply to the NATOMA WATER L.
AND MINING COMPANY, Folsom, Cal. fel4.1w
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MARKETS.
CALIFORNIA MARKET,
40. 9Os SECOND STREET, BIT. AND j..
NIcoLAUs & &LgINBERcgR,
q, hElLRRON & aRO,

gETHoLEsALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
w Having purchased the City Market, on
street, between Front and Second from P. Herzog,
we shall endeavor to keep the same supplied with
the BEST OF MEATS. We offer special inducements
to the trade, and being connected with the saugh-
ter-house by telephone, prepared to take or
ders from =. NJ. 10 Pm. Special attention given
to orders from the country. Live Stock bought at
the Highest Market Prices. jy10-1m
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F SUiI3ks, SEEDS Abl' Pa0DQch
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YOUNG BAYSWATER

VEyILL sTAND For THE SEASON y
w at sixteenth and L streets. Hish VESO
pedigree is ae follows; Thoroughbred on I'LL
side Of the dam He Is four years old. Terms,
Thirty Dollars gold JACOB Si0RTI. Proprietor,
Sixteenth and /, northeast corner tes-lplm
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
Inserted fot 25 cens for time three times for 50
cents, or rs cents per week.
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WTANTED-A SITUATION BY A COMPETENT
w Blacksmith, in either city or country J;
understands horseshoeing, plow work and general
job work. Address, with terms, "J. NJ, 3" RECORD
UNION Office fel3-lw+
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SECOND DIsPATCH.I

| New York, February 14sh.-Esrly last
week Mrs. Uhler called at this private board
| irg house Of Mrs. Adams, on West Twenty
ninth street, and expressed desire to hire a
| furnished room. She vss shown an apart
ment in the rear extension on the psrlor floor
| The rental a. ked was 50 per week with fire,
! but without board This, after some hesiva-
tion, she said she did not think she could pay
and left the house. Oa Friday evening last
she ssain called snd hired the room st the
rate of IS week, saying that as the westher
was somewhat warmer she thought she could
| do without any fire. From the time she
took possession of the room, said a servant,
she never left the house. She did not have
any callers. No one came here to ask for her
since she entered the house. She appeared
| to be a very quiet woman" The remains
were enveloped 10 shroud and tlken TO the
dead house. where they nog lie temporarily,
awaiting the arrival of any friends of de-
ceased who may appear. The effects of the
unfortunate woman are in the hands of the
police.
Another Shooting ARRAY at Hot springs.
| HoT SPRINGS (Ark.), February 14th.-A
| shooting sffray occurred lsst night between
| NJ c, Harris and Charles and Tom Shan
non, growing out cf the assassination last
| Saturday. Harris is editor of the Morning
| Horseshoe. and bitterly denounces the assas-
| Sinatlon, ana all connected with IL. w atSOn
was especially denounced in yesterdays
Horseshoe. charging him with being fugi-
| tive from justice from Carlisle, Pa, where be
| is under indictment for murder, arson and
burglary, under his right name of Charles
| Fauikes. Last night, while Harris was in a
| saloon. Watson, accompanied by Shannon,
entered through back door. Harris drew
| revolver and ordered them to throw up their
hands, st the same time backing TO wards the
door. Passing out, he started for his Office.
! He hsd gone but few steps when Watson
rushed to the middle of the street and opened
| FIRE on him. Shannon also fired. Harris be-
gan firing at Shannon, who retrested into the
saloon. Harris started to his office and pro-
cured a Winchester rife, but before he could
use it the officers interfered and placed him
under arrest.
| Divorce Frauds.
New YORK, February 14sh. = Nicolas
Qlsckenbos, wellknown lawyer here, said
| yesterday: THE public has no idea Of the
| number of fraudulent divorces issued from
the office of Munro Adams l am satisfied
that there are thousands Of them scattered all
over ths country, and the fact that many OF
: these people hsve inuocen.ly married again.
and hava chii3ren hV these MARRIAGES ia a
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IF IRA NEwLAND WILL TELEGRA APH OR
il 90 TO the Chief Of Police of Sacramento, he
will be sent home. tell-lw*
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LONDON, February 14th.-Gladstone was
the subject of an unpleasant experience this
afternoon. He was walking in Bond street
unattended. on his way to the House Of Com
mons, when suddenly a man seized him by
the collar and brought MIN to q stand. Glad.
stone. with some difficulty, shook off his as
sailant, and continued on foot to his dessina-
ton. 1t is asserted that the man made the
attack on q wager
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The New Chinese Bill.

WASHINGTON, February 14th.-The House
Foreign Affairs Committee will inset to-uor-
row, to hear arguments On the new Chinese
bill All the members of the Pacific coast
delegation in the lover house have been iu-
vited to be present. Henley will make the
principsl argument on behalf of the bill.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DALLAS TEX J, February 14tb.-Trinity
river has overf,wed its banks. The only dry
spot iu the bottom is the pike leading west
from the city to the hills. Elm Fork, be-
tween Dallas and Denton, has inundated the
country for miles around. Five miles Of the
trestliDg on the Missouri Pacif3 railroad is
washed away, and sll trains on that road are
abandoned. No mails have been received
from St. Louis and the east since Sunday.
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Sherman and Congressman Wise had seen
their daughters slapped eff the sidewalk, as
witness had seen those of respectable men in
Dsnville, they would want to leave Virginia
He had seen 3 white man escorting q white
lady to church or the opera. snd a negro man
.
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FRAUD ON THE RELIEF COMMITTEE.

WHEELING, February 145h. - Two men
were arrested here t day for systematic fraud
on the Relief Committee. Ope bad procured
thirty and the other thirty.seven complete
outfits of clothes, and between them seven.
teen pairs of shoes,
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The Great Flood.

CINCINNATI, February 14th.-The river is
slowly rising, having reached II feet and
three. quarters of an inch at noon. The water
is now within few inches of being five feet
higher than the greatest flood last year. l.
reaches more than half square above Third
street. The Lock.street Panhandle depot is
entirely surrounded by water, and there is a
depth of several feet on the foor The
Grand Central depot has from six to eight
fest of water on the floor. At Mier street
the water reaches into Fourth street. and
further west it crosses Fifth street, and st
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton depot
reaches half way up Sixth. At Freem An
street it crosses Sixth street In the west
efd the encroschment extends eastwardly as
far ss Freeman street. Lincoln Park is a
lake, except little corner.
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, PouL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

Canada Is increasing the yearly amount Of her
daily products, as il shown by her exports OF
the same The exports OF cheese in tue past
year amounted 10 sSs,l3l boxes, an increa'e 81
1866 over the previous year The cxlor OF
butter amounted TO 100. 40 packages an mere sse
OF 3 1917 over 1851 The estimated value OF her
butter and cheese exports ~ ~ 500 600. These
are the larg st exports Of dairy products ever
before made In a SINCE year,
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
GREEN APPLES-4 00d5 90 per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds, 22c per pound; Brazil, loC1
l6c; flberts, l5c; Naples walnuts, l6c per pound;
chestnuts imported, none on the market pea
nuts Tennessee red, l0@ilc; choice white, Ike;
CALIFORNIA PEARs-5 1906 90 per box.
ORANGES-Louisiana, per barrel, IL 0O@
10 co. per box, 6 SO; Valenclnc, per case OF 40
o o0dl0 90.
LEMONs-sicily. 500 per box; Malaga
s 90.
DATEs-In trails, l0@l2c.
BANANAS-S 00G4 90 per bunch.
GRAPE5-Malaga, G 0Oc96 SO half barrel
SWEET P0TATOES-0n tho str eets. rcd
75c per bushel; yellow, o.
oNIoNs=New; 90 per barrel.
POTfTOES shrahel, 100,
oABI AGE-Sew,2 Is % 5 oper Dozen or ia
CHIC Ems wequo,e At oo@s so per dozen
EGGs- 3oc per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western, 25g3bc; cooking
iS6D1sc. a....'. ~ 35
sAUER KRAUT-- Barrels II co. half barrels
so
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled, Sc; peeled. l2c
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
ornrArlnNn DAY.


ANE6-Colllns, per dnseu o 5F Gold pollar
pur dozens 81 Diamond Edge, per dozen, Do
huunlc Rlt 10 90
sRILLErS AND LIpS-iAc per pound; sugar
settles, ttu per pound, -.
SCALES-Fulrhsnks, discount ., per Cent
Howe, discount - percent
TN PLATE-l. .. iOxIi, per box, 90 !. O..
'tN2u per box, b uO Trrue, liNa, per box, 90;
retnc, 20x1-, per box, 10 %
EwARE-Pcccd, discount o. per cent
Stamped, discount b0por cent
SOLDERING /, lbc NO - and l'3' lSo per
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs--No ,t2sper dozen
llAMEs-two loop % per Vozen three loop
so pcrdOzen
TACKs-ln boxes. 100 papers, 50 per box.
GRUB HOE'-Per dozen, OE railroad pioEs'
MATTOCKs-Po Dozen q ~.
RUBBER BELTiNG-Dsoountb OpeF cent.
NAIls-3 % rate
SHEET 1RoN--27 u, o., galvanized. discount
shoVEiB AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY dis
count ~ per cent Amos list steel goods, dis
count 30 aud 10 per cent, ~.
HEAVY HARDWARE. shafts, finished, 90
poles n 80. singlctrCtf, wagons, select 90
buggy, -. express, b1 wagon tongues
10 90, hickory aXlcs, 10 90 bolsiers, %
Compiling poles. ~. spokef, xxx. selDoL . 20
Xxx, 2 50. Sawed iclloes, ~. 7i ? 2 o.
Ruwdcn shoes. q ~. Northwestern horse nails,
No. &C OK; 7lzh s. 5OJ Bar iron, g. rh'e.
low stc 70 spring steel, 80, cast steel loc
BuGGlE@--Gtadc u. and spring TOP, el u'a
100 OG do cpon, 70 90. 40 o1 90 size sp1ngs
phWiOns, US OOe3l50 co. a grade Side spring.
10 O0p2 q; do plWtguG, 100 u5H4uJ co. Gum
seat buggles no O0o4,Q or platform springs,
10 O0,9i20 90; three SPRING wagons W OOpllo.
Y, SIC; inpanned barbei wire. &c; galvanized
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LEGAL.


vJ,HE STATE OF TEXAS TO THE SHEER
i III or any constable OF BAL n County greet.
lug: You are hereby commanded, that by
making publ catinn OF this titsuon III some
newsr aper published in the county OF Dal'ns,
for four sucoc- sive W. css previous to the return
day hereof, You q mmon W. y. O'B'er, whose
residence " unknown,t Ia br and appear before the
the cout ty Cou /. to be holden In and for coun-
ty of Dallrs. nj the Cou rt-honse thereof In The
mex then and there to answer 10 the neuuon
OF G. Aulman Co., corporation. hlt q IN
said court, on ,hn 21nd dav OF December, 1883
against the .ad W. $. o. Der and o. SIM
nous n nd legug IN substance It's follows tO.wit
For two certain rromssO'y notes in writing
dated May 22nd 1889, each for the SUN OF sla',
and due rcsi entivrly' ON The LIST day Of Novem'
Der, A. ID 1852 aud lst day Of November. 1873,
bear ng intere rom "a'e. AT the RI - OF 10 per
cent. per anu, IN, with 10 por cent. additional as
an attorney. Elf collected BY legal process,
said note beins payshlr at Da los. Texa and 10
the ord 7 of B,ws"r & Lennon. Said notes
were on M Goth - Of Ociob =. 1857 transfer.
red by Bowsrr & Lonmon q Aultman Il
Co. for a valuable cousi ieration, md Tor n ore.
closure If len on he 10 lowing described prou
erty to.wit One 80 inch cy rnder new M del
separator. Wherefore plaintiffs pray Judgment
Tor debt interest. n iOrney's fees foreclosure
OF Zen and all coo OF suit etc.
II rein fail no, hut have yon then ana there
before said Cnur this writ WIN your return
the con, showing how you have executed tae
same,
Cont o. ualla' county.
r.. $ I-G ven under my hand and The seal Of
sal cour In the cts OF Dall0s, this the ~ day
OF January, A u. lSsi W. =. q. HILL,
Clerk County C0ur Dallas County.
by l.. II, HVGHtA Deputy.
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DRY GOODS.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
PRIHTS-'ree AZ Lodi,6 iloncssiet.oSi
~ich S. Alien. 6; Albion solid. 5k Peaa6oGy
solid. 81 Peabody black, 81 simpson black
sx; Simp mourning. 6h; Gloucester uaoufn'
ing neTGs IA g. s" hins o pS xr spn p'p'0
HEAVY BROWN joMEsTIcs-Augus'a, ~
7; Indian Head, 4; swift Greek. ~, pa hna'
- s; Edseaeld, - ~; CaeS. - ~.
S: Charter Oak. - 4; Lake George - ~;
Great western, ~. 8; International, "a IN.
Atlantic AK. Bennington,7k; Matches H. 6h;
FINE BROWN DoMEsTICs-Lahe GEORGE
az: HaryeAt7h: Pocahontas. X; Great Fails, u
Peerless, "a s: Plum Island. & Atlantic ~
Green brier. 7x: Anendsle. *; Dwight TX; Be-
hsLfScHED DohEsTICs-social.s H; Sunny
Side. s. Holmesville N; ForesS T. Big Eonanss-
x, O. Auburn. sh; Lonsdsle 81: Lonsdai., cam.
Sric' I2S; wsmsutts. ilH: New York mills ~;
Diamond Hin. cambria, ?; knights, camsric
\ Hero. ~. o Hero, x, s: Ballardvsle, u Can.
bridge, 4, s. Peerless, \, 81; Fruit Of the Loom
81 Gem Of The spindle S s,,l,e SlopH
stark. do., IL. STARK ZOOS, l6; savage s-os, III
Ham den. brown and drsb, 90. 10; HhmT d9t
Xxx. do, II; Boston, le-os, brown snd dIab, 10y
a ~ incn.. S7L; Gold Medal Bluo. i2s, Lion
brown and drab, II: Chariot striped, IN; Saw.
fICKiNG- Arosheag AGA, Is; Hamilton, ~
golywrod, pl I'D. ~ Standard q, 81; Easton
o. Omega i6I< Continental Fancy. lG stan
lard Fency, %. Harrisburg Is
HICKORY -Roch River, 6-S; Blue ard Brown,
", India. igac All g7on, SIC Thorndihe
l2c: II. milton II: Americsp, 10; Lowell City, 9k
PLAID OsN kBU RGs--Deltfl ~; Ioonomy
W. 0naws, ~; Michignr. TX we've ~ Wo0o
leSgt. Ts.' Catnv'n 50 Arlington, S; Augusta
JEAN RoxboioHrh, iH.Pacldc, r 4 % :
Beavcr valley. u.s. Toxic l2h; HumboidI a5
pe0ple, 2.h; Louisville, So. Kentucky, AA
I'ptted stti,g 'nE Colo N'dHl r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29
LIVE STOCK.

Sine 1874 a decrease Of 600 900 shscp and
100000 cattle Is reported up t. 1872 In Great
Bri an. r. q acreage und"r cultivation meaI-
time incre -sed to the extent Of l.Ooo000 acres,
has been ca cula,ed would n, cessilate an in.
creased supply Of aoout one-tenth.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BEEVES-CO.n b, ewes, none, fair to good
grass becves, 3,<@3kc per pound; medium grass
beeves, 3G3Ac per pound
COWs--Barren COWS, Is 00fe27 SO; Mich COWS
North Texan grades, 40 Oc50 TO- common to
fair, 85 QOs 40 co. Stock cattle aroud 100000 o..
BULLS AND STAGS-lFor sausage manu-.
l0@i6 10; two year-oids, l2'alS.
SHEEP-Good mutton, 8@8hc per pound;
medium mutton. 2x@2xc per pound; stocs
sheep, 2006o3 90.
HOGS-Corn fed, 4k35c; medium. 4d4kc;
stock noxs Axe: steck-rs and feeders. 1G<kc.