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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

The Sanders Br0s., managers Of Tic rink In
sAis city, are frequently called upon for their
advice and instruction in regard TO such A.
fairs. There is scarcely rink within 20 miles
o. this city that has not sought the advice VI
The shove gentlemen aDd their methods havs
Neea successfully eopicd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Rev. Warren !. Day will preach In The Con.
gregational church tomorrow morning. In
che afternoon at 4 o'clock there will be com.
munlon service, followed BY the Young PEG.
PIES meeting. The teachers meeting viii Be
held at the parsonage this evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31
Time Tried.

Time tried and true is Or. BIgelow's Posi-
i've Cure, which combines the good qualities
OF all the best cough remedies without the de
tcc,s OF any OF them. It cures promptly
thoroughly and permanently, all coughs.
cola, Group, whooping cough, infuenzs,
bronchitis. hosrseness, incipient consumptioo
and all throat and lung diseases, healing "a
the lungs; safe and pleasant for chiIdrrn
Price ~ cents and flOo. e. Grigr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Dorsey Address, the postmaster a. Mepdo-
t., thought to resign and have his deputy sp-
pointed ala Corhus at La Sale, but President
Arthur's timely and Sensible order tina! he
wsuld accept no more resignstions except
for good cause, knocked Dorsey's little
scheme endways.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

strestor hss challenged Ottawa 70 q roller
o'Neu have promptly accepted and
vii meet any two Hsrdscrstole youths ssres
her may seiect 10 meet them 90 the arena
tina arrangements have not ~ been catered
into
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

As an example Of our enterprise Ia news
gathering it should be stated that La salle
. ,per gave the news to it, readers OF the
Byrne-Stuayt sale 10 days after Il had been
published in the FREE TRADER, which WA
The first 10 state the fact.
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Special Notice

REDUCED RArss TO CHICAGO AND RETURN.
Tho Burlington route, G, h. y. will
sell round ,.ip ticket. 70 ChksSo every ST.
urday, at t3.Ts. Thee ;Icsets will be ssn-
orcd for return parssge ssls.s a. train No.
II, leaving Chicssv st4:>5P.s. the folsowin (
NouSsr. Gro. z. Ror,
ASept, C., r. & @
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Mex, Wednesday the corOners Of this state
will meet at Springfield in convention. The
object Of the meeting is TO petition the egis
lsture for better and more comprehensive
series Of ensetments regarding their duties
While they are at their petition business
would It no, be well 70 ash for 30 increase In
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

The compound oxygen treatment has passed
the experimental stage. ], is noted success
mot as q universal panaces, bat for the spe,
ciac line Of ailments which II claims to be q
remedy for A. W. H0bert, In the Armory
block, Is prepared is give treatment to pa
tents In Ottawa, coming here from Chicago
where he has treated chronic diseases with
much success,
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Amusements.


INC "oNN '"''"o '''y No"p""y'
NO" w 'eeN N",u 'nuu'' 'orr VT. p'"y Wv"
"ao'' c'us"y '"'''.,u NV wv '1A",
INC "ps.s He.'o y" ~. Inns " 80.
''n-ueA' ,au'.ea! n'Sn'. "'" I n -
eo"''N'"s inc 'Ao wv A,oo' ~ .o -.
iu""S '',""'''ae' ,a1s""'o .""' y 80 NY
.~A' ss"'VN''. va W. -SA So w.
P''''s~ -".e 80
~" coz .r'n s's.r1' AsnS uN '.s - y
s"ouE !" 'Aou p'"e. " ''''o""s - ''0'"
inc oonoe' w. ~ 'e"'' "
INV tumny Gomez sW va, w. .nt .S ,sa nr,h ~
sisss,, was greater than II has been any time
this season. u was lsugh, laugh, laugh con.
., s,h y ~, s s ,,a a,rnoI Snr an
outburst, The supporting company did their
work TO the complete satisfaction OF every
oooy, tne nne 500 auS' anu 9usrMEe s'ns'ns'
ouests the compsny viii give \ matinee nj
two O'Clock this afternoon, when the full bill
Will DC given, Rno again lhls evening"
Barley CSmpoeHs famous 'a'~y o1@'e
company Win It's TeaNh OF scenery ana 'o"'
e'rst'ne'e Will please everybody that sees II on
"wednesday night the llth inst' Inc oS4iey
Slave Is BARLEY Campoeivs best play and
should not be COMPOUNDED Win The piSY EN-"
tied The white Slave.
The Minnie Palmer Company who are play
Ing my sWcethesrt' NJ the drahd opsra
House in Chicago, this week, TO crowded
bousee, and who was booked mere Tor rep. o.
hasShangcd i's da'e mere 70 Mafcn ~ Inc
Opera hoHee shou!a DC 100 euiHH 10 hoiu
thosc VINO WIN see 'he fascinating "'nnH
rainier IN my a"ee'hsa'''
The rSte at the rink last TUESDAY night ee
tween Arthur HOOK and Thomas FARRELL roi
the championship medal, was "a interesting
one. The former had won The medal Las
week, but as there hsd been talk OF foul oJ
Farreus iriends, L. ness, 'ne ludEe' oeSloet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

The township Of Eagle wants 10 splIt her.
sclf up and generously bestow 3 portion on
RchlSnd. The board Of supervisors will be
requested Ct the next session 70 make The
PARTITION
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Yesterday we saw an original bale Of gen
uine hand made Russia crash toweling un
loaded at Scott Bros. 4 Co.'S door. II is prob.
able that this is the first original bale Of these
goods ever received.in Ottawa ps,b!Icon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

The Ladies Aid Society will meet on Thurs,
day afternoon next, Peb'y 5th, at the resi-.
dence Of Philip Godfrey, on the East Side
Gentlemen invited to tea.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Por over quarter Of century, physician.
have prescribed Nichols Bark and Iron Is . 70
liable and valuable remedy for dyspepsia sn<
general debility.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

II any OF our readers wish for situation On
'sSlary and expenses psid, where they can
have permanent employment, let them read
the advertisement Men Wanted" in another
column
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

The great sale Of cottons is kept right up
at Scott Bros. & Co.'S. 20 yds Of good sheet.
ing for 81. This cotton is an extra good one
| for that price.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Deputy Sheriff Barrett says that he hasn't
missed but four days since the November
election, having been on the roSd every work
day eincc with the above exception, rain, has
or snow, s.orIn or chime.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Compound Oxygen, natures great remedy,
now ready at Room Is, Opera House Block,
Ottawa. One trial free.
SWEET & WonMIY1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Another lot Of cloaks placed on sale this
morning at Scott Bros. & Co.'s. This will be
the last grand cloak sale Of the season. See
the prices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

On last Sunday Henry Farmer, OF Waltham
VIC. presented with gold headed cane. To a
man on farm 4 gold-hesded cane Ia Of a.
much use a. a swallow.tailed coat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Costumes for the Turner'S masquerade arc
on exhibition at Mrs. Hentrch's, No. lo
Court street. They can 30 inspected so-nor.
row and the day after.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

The sale no,es due the estate OF Vim. Ftaer,
dcceseed, may be paid at the Office OF Clsr.
leoce Grggs, Attorney, Ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

Last Monday evening the police arrested
young "ridley" Ysllon for the larceny OF
pair OF ivory rings taken from Pat Carcy's
harness. Esq. Weeks placed him under q
bond Of 80 to await the action Of the grand
jury, and Ia default Of bail be is pigeon. holed
in the county jail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

A roller skate has been invented recently
the wheels having rubber tires. II u poise
less and will. no doubt, soon Be INTRODUCED by
all rink managers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

The annual banquet Of the Knights Temp
10. OF Morris wss held ID that city last Thurs
day night. twas Q grand affair.
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At Hull's.

They havc placed on sale at Rul's lot 0!
cloaks from the mandatory, Oh approval,
It prices Less than cost Of the material used.
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President C1lno.

IN last TUESDAY morning, on learning Shet
Isaac Cline, president OF the National Win.
dow Glass Workers Association, was In the
city, reporter for the FREE TRADER, after .
dilligcnt search, found that gentleman at Tho
Company. He was just bidding farewell 10
the boys, shaking hands right aud left as he
went out, calling all by name. On his way
down to the Burlington depot, to take the
train for Streator, he talked glass" until
the man of pencil and note. book had had all
his questions briefly but fully answered as he
trudged along In the snow.
Ne stated that the window glass industry
Of the United States employs about $500
men, all the window glass houses in the coun.
try being represented in the Association ex.
cept that at Kent, o. He said that the do.
mand for glass WAS as good US could be OK.
pected at this season Of the year. Prcos
were lower than for some time, owing to the
lock. out at Pittsburg and the syndicate formed
at that time, which purchased large amount
of glass in the European markets; but II was
badly taken IN, as the glass shipped was OF 4
very inferior quality. After the Pittsburg
strike a number Of small concerns sprang up,
started by inexperienced men, who lacked
another of the bad features of the lock out.
Mr.. Cline had not been in this city since 1877.
He said that his visit to the window glass
| works here showed that business to be good
and Al In every respect; that irst-class work.
men we're employed there, and that the quail.
ty Of its glass was excellent. IL furthermore
added that II many of the cities which lie
had visited possessed men Of nerve and enter.
prise such Us composed the Ottawa Glass Co.,
the future Of the business would be more
brilliant. The demand for window glass WA
such that last year ever a. 100000 worth Of
that commodity had to be imported Las,
year he Travelled extensively through the
glass countries Of Europe-Engand, Gcrma.
ny, France, Belgium and Italy. Belgium "
the great glass manufacturing centre OF the
world. The wages paid there were about one
third that Of this country. The best quality
made there was superior to that made here
but the medium grades were inferior.
In referring to the shutting down OF The
window glass works Of La Salls, he said tina;
the principal and only cause for the closing
Of the works was inefiiciency and bad man
agement. Davis, who was superintendent
there, was a total failure wherever he wa
tried. Circumstances are at work now which
would bring employer and employe more In
harmony with each other, and this result
would create q more favorable outlook. There
was no branch Of business In viii, the inter
ests Of both were more identical than that Of
glass producing.
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The annual meeting for the election OF Of
acers Of the Ottawa Driving Park AseoeLs-
ton was held In the Clifton Parlors, on Last
Monday night, the following named gentle
men being selected !. w. Rogers, President;
Chas Irion. Fret Vice President; W. II. Ca
nv, Second Vice President; Geo. l.. LindIey
Treasurer; l.. W. Hess, Secretary; W. w
TAYLOR, J. +. Ford, DR.. Vim. Sheppard. Thos
Reedy, Directors. W. W. Taylor WAS elected
circuit agent and Thos. Reedy track superiu.
tendeut The purses 10 be given this sessou
by the Illinois Valley Circuit, which embraces
La Sale, Ottawa and Joliet, will aggregate
between SIC, 900 and $4,000. Las. year the
Association netted to the stockholders nearly
81 go above expenses. This Is, no doutt,
due to the fact that the reputation Of the OF
taws track Is among the best In the Wes! sot
It's management thoroughly honest- Tx
probability IL that the meeting In July o,
August next will begin st Joliet, With OttavI
second and La Sale last, reversing the orde'
OF last years trotting season In ths circuit
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CALL AND SEE.

Deputy Sheriff Barrett has sold TO his part
ser his interest in the livery stable business q,
VAL
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II. II. MArLocK & II. H. NEWTON, suc.Sou
GERS. Once at Megsfan & Co.'S shoe store.
Ottawa, III. Make your dates for Gales.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

sab%cribs 70 Tie YHss Trade. for 1888.
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Barley Campbell's famous Galley Slave
company with Its wealth Of scenery and tou
e,nse.nble will please everybody that sees II or
Wednesday night the 18th inst. The Gale!
Slave is BARLEY Campbell's best play an'
should not be COMPOUNDED with the plsY eut!
tied The white Slave.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-31

We see by special announcement. In this IL.
sue Mrs. Or. Keck fayors Ottawa with . v!si,
Feb. 18th.
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pRINTs--Merrimaok fancy. FL. Manchaa.
ter, bII;Anold, g; American bl.:.Paoifio. ~.
Hamilton 81; Gioucester. 81; Gioucssieir,,
mng,, 5X; Gloucester silver grey, 81;
Allen, 81: IodL,4l[. sinlpson. q. Eddy stone'
a, Sinnson mny4' a. Siian mn. onJ
purple, 5; Simpson silver grew. 3, RiehmonJ.
mink and nnrnie. a. nunneiI ahiItIng az
Ragetta shiriine' az, Allen CHECK. ~. Peaii,
hoJv' blaoF. EI' Einnson. bisck IL iSnss.
dale az WI 'A' "
BRowN sHKrr1NGs.-Crovn. ~, Augns,s.
q. Rttrich III. s. Charter oar, az. live OaS,
4, internationsl ~. iaurenoe III. a, CLAM
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LIQuOEs.

ALcOH0L---Y gallon, s2.35SSa.S7.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS - gallon, gl,5l53 SD,OO;
imported cognac, lS77, p gallon, "a 80; 1874 5e;
$50, 500; 1865, 36,5e; 1850, T.40; 1888, b, ,OO
i945l ylO50i Otard, Dupuy q Cos cognac, ISIS
'a50i $50, 400 1855, 500; lSiS, {l0.25; his
Suel Dnbouche 90. oognRo, 1878, ft.bO; lsiO,
sA.b0; lsAS, 5000. WV
GyH- Domestio,p gallon, 81. 1901. 90 ;Import.
holland. $3.0Vt275; Hlr Robert Burnetps Old
Tom; cahk, ic6Oss'V0i Holland, D case, $3.50
WHIsKY-Rectlned, Us v cont. proof, p
gallon, $780, Western, Sl.3O0Dl.40; Bourbon,
ll.sgV1S.50i Rye, Q.b0lDS,50; Scotch Imported
d,0008f.2h; irish, imported. N.25gni5.
OHAhPA9NEs . Piper Hoidseiok, quarts,
y dozen, &.00;J .Rrug a Co, quarts, y dozen,
2Oi Moer q Chandon, sIllery Morpseux, n
ioEeni A.Oi g. GOulet, y dozen, 5000; q.
y, Mumm Co!sdry varssnay, &.75; Extra
Dry, @.OO;pints, - additional.
HIEEe-Oalif0rnia olaret, y gallon, 10;
aianmndel NoIi ~ gallon, 00el.75; imported
olErets, ordinary, n oash, 70.01gS0.00; family
clarets, por caak, 7000al25 90; ane nlareis, u
lask, l0l0OC4l7i01; Madoc, n case, 600; st.
Julian, g case, $780, Margan1, y case, 100;
Sonts Oanet case, l0,0C; Lafoss, y case
1905 INovill, y osse. 1900, OnateRd Lantts
q i.do. &1N' ordinary, D onEa, G2lf "a,
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HARDWARE AND "DETAILS.

=. AXEs-Collins, y dozen. 500; Gold Dollp..
Y d9Eeni SOU Diamond edge, D dozen, $50,
Double Bit, HOO ''''
sKIILErs AND LlDs-4l4o q Ii; sugar kSt,
T1E PLATE--I, @, lOxls, y box, 800; I, q.
igN1J, 81 box, 200; Terns, liX9l, v boy, TSQ,
Tefnei 2O1S, rs box, 1850.
IIHWARn-Pi0ced, discount &c q cant,
Fsmped, di6cOunt ~ y cent
5oLpEB-No. l, l5c; 10. N and x, lOo y n.
DuoK HoBsN COI1lAbs-No. l,A25 n dozen,
IHAMEE-Two LOOP, 362 = dozen; three loon
TAoKs-In boxes loo papers, 250 y boz.
SthuB HoEs--ls dozen, 7.b9; railToGd pioks
dozen, $50.
MATrooRs--Sl doAen, ESQ
hUABEB BELTIHG-DiHcount % y cent,
NA1is-8,OO, rate
bHoVELS Ard Observation-Disclosures LIs.
count 30 n csut; AInes' list, o. 81 goods Il,
count 80 aliu 40 y cent.
dpAVY HARDwARE-shsfta nni6he. 500
poles 1880; Hingletrees, wagons, select, LIS;
buggy, 2.25; express, 250, wagon tongues
lNQO; hickory axleg, 1000; holsters, a.75; coup
lng poleA, AT5i sgokes, xxx, select, 2.7t,
XXX, 250' sawed felloes, ~, LIS; a 200,
Bowden shoes, eco; northwestern horse nails
NO. D. go: 7, B.&j y. 800: oar iron, 10 rata
Plow steel, &c; gpflr q, 30; cast steel, lgo
buooIEA-OrOde I'D spring top, e3O0N
lO.lN. DO. open, 7O,u, 5000; do. side sprinl
top, l0O.0O(qid5.00; do. sldo bar, l0OOOGis0 :O1
do. phGtons l26.0@,315D.gOl grade A, I'D,
spring, l40.0Gg30.00; do, phfetons, l5O.0N
3D.Vl; bump sect bugRies i760OlQ260.OO; plst.
form spriugs, ll0,0l4l2Q.01; tnr0s spring wne.
ma, vi.NtnllbO0.
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RooTs AND nHnns.

glAsnB Kip brogana, RS09l.25; boyB Kip pro,
boy y. calf brngnnB, eJgl,2b; nenia kiT
3,bHoFle plowH, l.0OO9i.S5; boys Kip 9-bucklt
plows, 66Gl.2j, mems bun bals. congress and
sutton, l.50te2.25; mems calf balls, congrom
k1d button, 2.50Cti.60i mons kip boots, 2I00x
,Nlf boots, 2bJl0lp6l.00; boys kip boots, 22.5a9
H.0O; boys L. calf boots, l6.S00g2i.0O; boyll
lAlf boola, 22.600p27 90; women'a o. kip polkal
SelS75fci Miasos' N kip polkan, 6O0e70c
ihilds ~ kip polkas, all slSeH, i5(e66o, chlld'i
lad sS polish, i.OoQSi.s5; MisseE calf peg and
~ polish, pCti.l0; women's bu sewed pol
Eh, g9l.0b; women's calf sewe. poliah, Lao
ElsThi women's grain Bewed and polinh, pa
bL25; womsn's hid seved, e01LIbl womenir
Eoat sswsd polish. 1.50l1i.7b
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LunRrR AND BuILDINo mArnRI a..

LukBHE-Rough lumber, SlsOO; Y native
ceiling, Is .Qi :, native ceiling, 22,50; X native
flooring, 30Oi y native siding, 1900; X rough
ceiling, 1850,
SuINeLrg-B cypress, $3.50; O. X cy.
press, s.0Oi No. l cypress, Sf5; native pine
hearts, SEQ; native sap, i2.76.
PosTs-Cedar posts, bost, nhc each,
IiATHg-Per 1000, 400.
BRICK-DallaB brick, $50 per 1000.
gan, $50 per barrel.
oEMENT-R osendale, AIS; Portland, best,
S.25 per barrel.
STONE FLuEs-About 600 per foot.
DRAIN PIPE-From l8c per foot, and high.
or according 10 size.
LIME--Coopered lime, 400 per barrel.
HAIR-Goat, 90 per pund.
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DRuIlH.


AQIpa-Bulphuric, \ csrboy, tS.56; oitric q,
~ 6S9dci oYallo. a n, l0h; tarisrio, pow
dorad q n, iy440.
lUMB-ArSDic, beieot, y n, 5Ool agSfatida
~ 20 500; oamphor, ~ 10 20; opium, Si2o 10 ta0,
OrLB- BergRmot, BandersOn'a, n n t2lO,
,smon, banderson'r, SlS5; peppermint 1900
vtntergreen, S2.96; olive, Malaga, y.26.
POTASH Bromide, \, y, 400; iodide, 1915.
lie, white, HNtlh
MIeoEILANEoUB - AmmoniH, oarb., y n.
zoo; alum, 8s5; arrowroot, Bermoda, BOc; Bal.
,smi copsi6a, SOC; boraxl refined, l0sl2; oslo-
nal, am, 76oi castor oil, " gal, N.t60Dl.60;
epsgia buds, y N, lHDlS; cream tartar, pure,
y n, 50; oorrosivo aublimate, y n, IS; chloro.
orm, h ID, N extract logwood, bulf,
Iodine, resubiinated, y n, 400; leaves
1uchu, short, v n, as; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
N, -; morphini sulph, o., $50; spirits
alter, sweet D ~ So stIyohnis, crystals q IS
4ItR
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heavy, free OF brands, $50 ID. x medium. frss
~ brands, $50 ID; A heavy, one brand. SSc
crop, sc. ''AN''V'
bufFAIo SLAu Prime, Is 10 ~ Ii
sides Suc lbi good, IL to Is sides, sc ID: conn
yer II 10 II ID sides, &c 10; G. D., Matamorns.
&c 10; No. l, oak harness lea, 80 10 SAC II :
no. !, oak harness lea, 81 10 sec Ib; No, l.
zen aen harness les, SSc 10; No. Them harness lea
Nem skiriing lea, Sc 10, Welt and mills
leather, 81 to s. side.
tAILADELPHIA CALF-ExtrA quality, q
70 81 10 70 dozen, sl,20 10; rs 70 a 10 10 doyen.
h'le 10 a g - 70 TO dozen, S.O5 10, q ~ So 10
dozen, " ibi 81 10 70 lb TO dozen, CSC Id,
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THE. BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, June 70 The general condition
of trade Throughout the country is nervous
and unsettled News from foreign shores
has proved rather disturbing, and the res.
ignation of the prime minister, together
with bad foreign market and less tavora-
BILE crop news, lave combined with lesser
supplemental causss 10 make a complete
mixture of trade. The change of parties
abroad Will exert an influence in foreign
markets, because II again probably opens nm
the war wound, and these influences viii
III q measure rebound across the ocean and
somewhat revise Americas price scale.
Looking at matters from u local point
there are no marked variations from the
stereotyped scale of q week past. The mar.
ket seems stagnated by heat and trading is
SLOW at established quotations, Dry goods
VIII note marked change in the course of n
week or two, but old prices hold firm and
sales moderate. The grocery trade, which
has been feeble for some days, still holds
previous figures, but they Will be subject to
nuctuauon and revision very shortly, The
volume o. trade is fair to good, No CHANCE
o! any moment is chronicled and prices re-
peat throughout
me dry, goods trade holds previous quota
IONS entire and Xpects no great improve
ent before later season. The list will bo
subject TO radical change very shortly snd IL
would be well to watch the feverish oulse OF
trade. FNA'0 vi
The metal trade reports fair Grading and
steady tone. Va"
and steady. "'''0
IN leather business is quiet.
Building material is still Ia actic e demand
and prices repeat with firm tone
Bools and snoes hold steady aud a,a cal
dom fubJect to fluctuations '0'
Inc gram market Stiil remains In a simmer
and mas been dormant for DAYS, The mac.
uvlty is almost painful and the scale requires
no alteration. Ni"'iee
The eide and peltry market is idle. No
ehange Is reported, and it seems TO be en-
ieeoieu IN sympathy with associate indus
trles III the business world. IL carries lis
previous tone through its business channel
today, an d is slow and sluggish.
Fruit has revised quotation. and Soma
chang IS are perceptible. Peaches are plen.
lllul at 4O to 5O cents per one-third OF bushel
box In good shipping order. Home crown
cabbage and potatoes are plentiful md
cheap, New beats, onions and turnips are
rom 90 10 Az cents per dozen punches. To-
matOes and large wild goose plums are inst
gettlng ripe and sell at Sl.2j per half busRel.
ana me groWng supply wiz probably reduce
them IN q few days. Butter and eggs repeat
previous figures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-13
LIVE STOCK.

fThe orotatlons given below refer % oornfsS
animals, living weight
BHHvRs-SQSko per pound.
Cowg-2lfqSc per pound imilch cow, com
yiop, SO per head.
eHEEP-Prime, 2IS 10 30
aoATg-None ON the market.
Hoes-2If0pSo per pound.
BuLIslAFp3BTAo lte2c per prund.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-13
WOOL, INDIES AND PEhrRrns.

YeoI-MeSicsn, free OF bunH, nominal,
MS1 eSn improved, II; medium l55alGo; rne
wool, according 10 dirt and oondition' n
glo;onrry, aaso perpound less, according Ia
Prime plump fiinis, 20 ms and mn,
nc Per M seconds, plump fiipts, 20 ms and Ty
10 per n; prime tight aud Mos, liISo mar X X
bulls sndstsgs, SDsc per n; dry esited. IA
@l!1o, according 70 condition green seltSd y
IAALow--PrlGe tSllow, 40 TALON grssSs'
v6llow Ia brown. NohN. h'~N-'
EnL1RIys--Antelepo lD(ai8c; aheep uelts.
~ pei wool, 2QiSG5o; ShSAyi Ne, igaliSG, FeIiIr
or poverty;from 9Silo.
Sales OF wool since April Is have been
ehietiy lStl6c and nearly all recelpts so mn
'losed medium, }" 40"