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No Lime i'm Royal Baking Powder.

Chemical tests have likewise proved the Royal Baking
Powder to be free from lime and absolutely pure. This
results from the exclusive of of tartar specially
refined and prepared by patent processes by whic the
tarate of lime is totally eliminated The production OF
chemically pure Of tartar involved many experiments
and great expense which add largely of course to the cost
of producing the Royal Baking Powder But its manu-
facures amply rewarded in thus being able to give
baking powder absolutely pure in all respects
the only absolutely pure baking powder made In
emphasis Of this fact the report of Prof McMurre ate
chief chemist for the United States Department of Agcu
ture at Washington, is given
Il have examined the of tartar manufactured by
the New York Tartar Company and used by the Royal
Baking Powder Company the manufacture Of their ba
ing powder and found it perfectly pure and free from lime
in any FORM
"The chemical tests to which ! have submitted the
Royal Baking Powder prove it perfectly healthfu and free
from every deleterious substance
"WM McLURTRIE, EN-. PID,
scientist IN Chief .. s. Dent Of Agricular@
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Automobiles gallon, 2 20 20 $50.
BRANDIEs--Domest ic, per gallon, 80 10
1872, %; 1870, 6 20; 1863, 30; lb6O 10; 1858,
500; ISis, 10 90; Otard. Dupuy & Cos. Cog
nae, 1873, . 80; 1870, 20; 1884, %; lsiS, 10 81;
Blaquet, Dubouche & Co.'S. Cognac, 1873,
4 II; ls70, 3 60; lSiS, 900.
GiS--Domestic, per gallon, / 70 10 20,
import Holland, o 90 20 s75; Sir Robert Bur-
nett's Old Tom, per cask, 50 10 900; Hol-
land, per case, 7 80 N 1907.
WHIsKY-Hectided, IS per cent. proof,
per gallon, 80; Western, 20 10 30; Bour-
Son, / 30 TO 20; Rye. l so TO 3 co. scotch Inn
ported, ~ 20 AS; Irish imported, 40 10
a76.
CnAMPAGsEs-Piper Heldselck, quarts,
per dozen, Is 00:J Rrug g. Co., quartz, per
dOzeu, 10 80; Moer 4 Chand0n, Sillery
Mousseux, per dozen, "a 90; q. Goulet, per
dozen, 2S 60; q II. Mumm Cos, Dry
Norway, "a rs; Extra Dry, D0J; pints. 2D
additional.
WINES California claret, per gallon, 75c;
2ienfandel, MOL, per gallon, Oto 20; inn
ported olarets, ordinary, per cask, do 10
50 %; family clarets, per cask. 10 Ol To iab W.
fne ciarets, per cash 100 On TO i75 w; Me
doc, per case, 800; 81 Julian, per case, Q 6O;
MorEGax. per case, 90; Ponte Camel, per
cs.se, 20 90; Lacrosse, per case, ~ 10; Leo
veil, per case, II O.: Chateau l.afitte, per
case, a 90: ordinary, per case ~ 10 ".
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DRY GOODS.

PRINrs-Merrlmaci, fancy, s Ia; Man
chester, O.; Arnold, 81; American, 3;
Pacific 5ssS Hamilton 81 GiS o1ssstai
Simpson, 6 Eddyslone, 8; simpson mng.,
s; Alien pink and purple,6; Simpson sill
yer grey, 8; Richmond, pink and purple, .;
Nmpson, block, Q; s,osedale, 4l.2.
BROWN sBEEyING-Crown, IL; Au-
gusta, 8; Ettrieh LII, 81; Charter Oak, 81;
Ill, 6; Glendale; 81; Enterprise, 6; Glen
dale, tx j.; Roatt AL, Z l-2; Admission, 5 Ia
Brown SHIRTING--Cas Iron, s; Farm
ers, z Id; Honest, TIA; Pocahontas, Ia;
Asnaalo Z Century Sl2; PTlehRs saf ioa
BLEAcHED sHrRrlNa-New York, 10 Ia;
Tamsutta, l0,6; Langdon, 8; Lonsdale, g;
Lonsdals ; ian III M Gsd Meess y f..
TioKfNe-hmosskeag, A Q "A, Is; Amos.
keeg A. l2; Swift River, ~; standard
&, 8; Session XXX XII ioN c Eastr nm M s y;
Raleigh. 8; standard 2, &G; Pearl River,
l2lk: Sibley Awning, Is. y
70; American, 81 Rock River, 9; kalei lgb
RI S}nk I wnrnqw & s-s vi 'evst' CITY, "
DENIMs- -Amoskeag, l2L; Otis, 13,z;
York, 1914 Warren, l8M.
CHICKS AND PLAIpS-M0nnt pleasant,
phis. ;! Ia; Queen city, 8 IL; Augusta, 4;
Tennessee, 10; Cottondale, Z; Cumberland,
check, 4; sibley, 7 81. q.
GINGHAMs--Bates, . Ia setefvilles q;
yestve q Bates Dress P 3s4: Rsie C9sCn
7i.S; washington " sii 8; W4lndemsre, I ~ !.
Observation-Disclosures, o IL; Sterling, IL;
Unknown. B. H.,el.3; sIblsy, . ~; Glen
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ATH EMS,
Meeting of the Texas Synod of the
Cumh erIand Presby terrain Church.

Meeting of the Texas Synod of the
Cumberland Presby terrain Church.
ATHENS, Oct. o. Correspondence J.
The Texas Synod of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church closed its labors
hers last night, after verv harmon
ious session OF four dsye. ibis synod
embraces 1876 congregations, rs minis
ters and 6,500 commandments, and ia
ono OF four eynOds OF the church in
Texas, the tossi membership of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church In
the State being $4,000.
During its sitriugs intelligence was
resolved Of the death OF Rev. h. G.
McLsSigey, president OF Trinity Uni
yersity at Tehuacana.
Iwportant business WIS transacted
during the session, of which was the
rsising of means to sustain o mission
airy at Tyler. Much interest was man
Tested upon this point aud a deter
mination evinced to nut the mission at
Tyler upon successful footing. Rev.
G. Manton was appointed to attend to
the financial part Of the work.
Judge PrenderCast, OF Mexia, was
re collected, and Colonel Murchison, OF
Athens, elected TO represent the synod
as trustees Of the University.
Resolutions Ofsympathy were passed
in injection with the death OF DR..
McLeskey.
Synod adjourned to meet at Paris,
Lamar county, on Tnursday before the
first Sunday in September, 1886, at s
n. m. Ut.
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ai;sgnAn MARKETS.


KANsas Try, Oct. 2i--~ hEat quiet and
stesdy y, ~ bid November, IA bid;
Oscembu, ~ bid.
cdrn gie cash, IS bid; November, 21z
hid; Ma ~ bid
oa5snoia III. 2lH bid.
II, III est ok Indicator reports: Cattle
n teeitls, 3,T47; shipments. 5,E5; weak;
'cXpOitti 8 10 to 54U; goou 10 choice ship
ping a. 10 to1.l0; common TO medium, 80
fo4 rs: gltCkers and feeders, 2s5 10 3.95;
COWS, toto ass; lass Texas steers, $50 to
Hog receipts, s,s5s; weak and 10 lower;
Sheep- Ractipts, Bill; shipments, 25l;
nniat; ftdr 10 adod muttons, $50 to 800;
common 70 medium, .5Oto24O.
Ut. LOUIS.
81 LouIs. Oct Observation-Disclosures,
800 snipm ents, 20; supply more liberal,
ara more demand at former prices; native
shipping steers. 400 to B ~; native butchers
steefa S.2Yto AS; mixed lots OF butchertag
stock, 2.ag 10 $50; stock ers and feeders, 2 81
10 2bj; Iexans 24o to340.
Hogs receipts, 5,7OJ; market lower at
Soon receipts, 1900; shipments, 800;
lulI exert for best grades; common to
Tneciuin, 3 .0to 2 50; good to choice, 2.60 TO
8.2i; Te.0us,i .T5to2 So
Tiour stosdy and ur changed.
Wheat O ened u higher, declined q 10 q,
ralied u 10 u and closed n to Is above
yestordaS 20 cred cash, 92S4 to 951z; Mo-
Tefabor, . -ato ~, closing o.; December,
IS 81 = q, c cloosing 1913; May l. oS' { to
Jc', 4Casi, u tx lower, but options
yhade nigh +; no. mixed, cash, 81 3-4;
Sesoyel ysi November, ssss, May, W,
Oats firm but dull; No. mixed, cash,
24Sz 10 %; no optiOns sod
Cornruenl quiet at 20.
w hisky steady at o.
Provisions reierally dull, bnt boxed cry
salt meetac.ive.
Pork, $40. a fn
InYc, 8 IS
Boxed Dr. salt--Long clear, s. 10 70 8 p;
short b, 5&Otp5 40; short clear. % TO PIX, *
Bacon Long clear b %; thort ND, D ooi
short clear, o 90 10 $40.
Hams, $50 10 ~ 80
Afiefnoop board: Wheat Is lower.
Coz n yeiy SLOW ~ unchanged.
Oats NO sales- tsj
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct --beeves--Arrivals,
ESQ hsai, mainly ior ex ,ps5,ng q,
ana r beef no ar saIs but
snesp oaiy 4co arrived, but fully $500
wercjn the pens besides that could not be
10 6; dressed lam BIS in fair demand at IL
Foar heas y and rather easier.
Wheat flrm aud higher; NO red nomi.
nal o. IL elevator: No. 2 red. November
g65z 10 9s IL, closing 9Sz; December, VIZ
io3. IL, closing % IL; n ay, LOO to l-oe 3d.
closing Lac A.
tions opsne d 70 ther sasier. and closed frm;
No. 2. 81 1-zto 81 3-4. @ egator 55ts TO 63 IL,
4fic@t;; No 3 estcecr. 5. l.2 70 s., Closed %;
November, slis II 8 IL, closed 81 IL; Lee
cen.her. <gsz q Az, closed 495z.
q fies-O efiors is acliye, but generally
e'eady; sal. ), 100 bags; November, 100;
Dec mber, 7t5
sses: All! refund flra A, N q, g. xxi ss-
~ To W; nic1id a Gli-le to "; standard
X<S $50 10 4 powdered ~ to ~; granu-
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The Right Of HumIniDg Birds.

The hummirg birds arc small, the
largest apecies attaining TO about the
size OF swallow, the smallest not
much larger than Il humnle-bee, and
OF deiica.e structure. They are tanned
for their magnificent plumage, which
almost ALWAYS displays metallic tints.
Their flight does not resemble that OF
any of our native birds, being main
tanned by rapid vibrations of the
wings, which enable them to remain
apparently motionless in one spot for
q considerable time. Their passage
from place to place is eff
fscted by a series of rapid
darts, almost too swift for the eye to
follow. Their flight might perhaps be
best compared TO that of moth. Like
these insects, the hummtng birds
hover for long over flower, slipping
the honey with their long, thin bill,
and in other particulars aiso--in color
and. form, for example humming
birds and moths offer some remarka-
BILE parallels. Representative of each
may be found, to distinguish between
which needs q close scrutiny, and
which, when ON the wing, might per-
pick the best observer. 10 all outward
appearance the hurning birds arc
birds when at rest, .irsecls when in,
motion. Science Monthly
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", stern steam. spot, ago 10 G.;5; Hoyem-
te5, O,ldtO Nlsi De omher, t,ls To d.lp.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, oct. . - our IN tbtttsr de-
mand al unchanged prices.
Who's opened strong ana y 10 y higher,
decliu cd with sou q II ctunilons under good
selling p, rallied fgain n outside ngures,
nf closed =. h Hher thnn ysHterdnyi oeto'
ber S1i4 To ~ =; December, 81 10 sd, clos
ing tNss May, tals -, closing No's
Corn ruled easy early on literal receipts,
mllie again ana closed ABOUT the same p
,esierday; cash, az; October ~ To a l-s,
closlng az; November, Spls TO aes' c!oslhs
500; Year, ;6js 10 81, closing
Folk dnieI aud steady; caih, Is toS@;
November, $50 10 s..2'si Desnber a.''S
TO 4 80. -,
Lard ktfady: cash, . 80; November, bs2S
TOD -; December, aS1l
nONed M ats quiet p"d steadyi drysalted
shoulders, $50 20 5 70; short rib, 40; short
clear, Q 20 go,
Afternoon board: Wheat easier and y
lower.
Corn = hi her.
iosk 10 higher.
Lard unchanged.
Receipts, 700; shipments, 2,6l0; the best
gTndts ruled stronger; shipping steers, ~
to86i; stockers and 10, deTs, . co 10 3 30;
cows, bulls and mixed 1 " 10 81 ;thfopEh
Texas cattle, 10 10 - cents lower, > o 10 3lOi
W. tern RI. gers steady natives ana hali-
breeds, d. 30 10 $50; cows, 2 10 20 $50,
Hogs-Receipis, 1900; market slow aud
10 cents lower; mixed, 3 30 to $40.
sheep-Receipis, 3 s o; shipments, COO;
marke, slow and weak; natives, 40 10 90
Western, 200 10 SEQ; Texans, % to 500
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DRUGS.

AoIDs-Acetic, JOG u ID; benzoic. 2lc g OF;
carboiic, Acc Is III ciric, SOC Is 10; gaillc lSc
q OF; oxalic. ,sc q ID; salicylic, = Z; II;
AMMoNGA-- romiae, 5sc p ID; carbonate,
ARROW RooT-- Bermuda SIC q ID.
BALsAM,-C epaiba, 45c q ID; flr, 4Sc g ID;
BARK Cassia, l2c q III; sassafras. l2c q
wild cherry, lac e, ID
y SMUTu-- Suunitt ate, S2.25 g Id.
BLUE MAss--s5c e ID.
BoRAX-- &c u 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 75c {, ID; English,
81 q u. ,,..,o,, ,,o,,s,ro, :, u
CHLoRoFoRM- -75s9s5c z ID.
CINoHoNKDIA--P & w, l-oz Walls, 2Sc u
OF: b-nz cans sc {, OF; y. & s., 1-oz Walls,
2lc Is or; 5-oz cans, l6c q or
COCAINE Muriaie, crystal, l0c q gr;
per cent. solution, {, 81 q OF.
CoREosIvE sUBLIIATE--blc &, 10.
CREAM TARTAR. Pure, powdered, s0c Ts1b
ExTRacT LoGwooD-. i0&l,c q ID.
GLYCERIEE--lS s25c 6 ID; Price, 7oGSSc
q ID.
= ID; opium, So s5ga,l0 q ID; camphor,28c T'ib
HOPS Pressed, 20(G2ic u ID.
IODINE Resublimed, 81 l5 ID.
1obOFnRN--s2c II or,
LEAVES Buchu l6c . ID; sage, pressed,
As rs II ID; SIENNA. &c y Id.
fMERoURY--50c &, 10.
MoRPHINE--P. q w, Il, Sa.05 &, OF; p. &
w. or, s2.Sl; Smiths ~ $2.70; OF. $2.b5,
OILs--Bergsmot, @andpreon's, sA25 = III;
cas,ia, 81 20 q ID; castor, sl.i5gl SIS u gal;
cloves, Sl.g5 u 10; cubebs, $40 . ID; lemon,
Sandefson's, s. 30 &, tb; peppermint, 81 Glib;
sassatrss, C q III.
ForAs sIUSI-- romide, ACC ~ ID; chlorate,
25c Il ID; cyanide, fused, 81 p II; ioaide, S3
q ID.
DovERs PowDERs-Sl 10 p ID.
QuININE--P s. W., ezs, 07c {. OF T. d w.
boz cans, &c u OF B. u g., OF SIC Ts OF; b.
g. s.. 5-oz cans, SIC &, OF.
RED PREC PITATE--s5c u, ID.
eoAP.- CASTLE, mottled, &Gl0s p lib; white,
Cont 4el6c q, ID,
STRYoHNINS-Crysta T, $l,6O u OF.
SULPHUR. $40 sc d. ID.
WAX BEEs--Yellow, SOC u ID; white, 500
Co., q tb,
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LoUfsvILLE OAK SOLE LEATHER--X
heavy, free of brands, 40c 10; Y medium,
free ofbrands, BIC ID; A heavy, one brand,
IN ore crop, &c; Keystone oak sole, 80 Csc
BUFFALO SIAUuTBR-Prime,l S TO rs ID
sides, 30 to Sic 10; good 10 10 20 ID sides, CSC ID.
counter, II TO u to sides, DO per ID; u. D.,
Matamoras, 28c ID; No. ! oak harness leo,
80 to go ID; No. 2 oak harness lea. 81 to SIC
ID; No. hem harness lea. ac h; No, 2 hem
harness lea, CSC III: No. California skirt.
ing, 20 TO 4Sn; No. ] hemlock skirting, rus
sett, SOC; No. | heDlock skiriing, lea
oiled, nc 10; No. hem skirt,ng lea, SIC
side.
PRrLApgLpuIA CALF. sixtra quality,
e Ia S3 lbs 10 dozen, l &c ID; 80 TO AZ lbs to
dozen, LIZ 10; Hto 30 lbs 10 dozen. .0j; 81 TO
hci
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Consunlption.

Consumption.
Notwithstanding the great number
who yearly suceumb to this terrible
and fabsl disease, which IS daily wind
ing it's fatsl coils around thousands
who are unconscious of its deadly
presence, DR.. Plercs's "Golden Medi-
cal Discovery" will cleanse and purify
tho blood of sercfulous impurities,
aud cure tDberculer consumption
(Which Is only serofnious disease of
the lungs). Send 10 cents in stamps
and get Dr.. Plerce's compiete treatise
on consumption and kindred affee-
tions, with numerous testinoopials of
cures. Address, World's Dispenaary
Medical Association, Buffalo, New
York.
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GRAIN AND snEAosrUFFs

WHEAT-7J TO 81 for good wheat.
RYE-Kansas, 10; sacked, soc.
CoRN--ln ear, 30a932c: sacked, 20 TO 42c.
OATs--In bulk. 10 to 2lo; sacked, Is to 26c;
choice secked 26llc
BARLEY-4C9l59; sacked, 30 to 69c.
SRAN-Per cwt-ht mills, 80 10 25c.
CoRNMEAL-Fiueb olted, q iA9 d, leo
HoMINY and GRITs--400 p barrel.
FEED--Chopped corn, u iUJ fb, LILO;
chopped corn and oats, 4, loo lbs, los; corn
bran, q. l0p TBS, Soc.
GRAHAM FLoUR-.Ts 100 TBS. 2.2s.
HAY-Prairie, 6.75 to ZOO &, ton
MILLET SEED--Large, 20; small. LOO.
FLoUR-FIRsT Patent 800 to 1876; Sec
ond Pat t,2 60 to 2,S5; Extra Fancy, 2.35
to 2.l0. Northern, patent, 33o; extra fam
cy, AGO, fancy, ESQ; choice family, 2.60.
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THE RISING QUESTION
Shall we eat Lime with our Bread 2

1t is fact longer questioned that all the baking
powders with the single exception of the Royal cntan
lime or alum. Prof Loves report analyst of the New
York State Board of HEALTH revealing limo mpuritie and
Government Chemist Motifs researches showing the alarm,
ing of alum have conclusivey established the presence
of these substances Eminent analysts have found in
of the powders notably those prominently advertised
1O7 per cent of lime alone
Every body is interested in this wholesale debasement
of food The public health doubt nuriousy affected
by the large amount of lime that is thus taken into he
SYSTEM foalthough perfectly pure food produced By the
use of Royal Baking Powder which is free from limo nd
absolutely puremany of these aduterated baking powders
still imposed upon by the false advertisements
with which they are placed before the public.
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LUMBER AND BUILDIY,4 MATERIAL

LuMBER-- Rough lumber, i759; rough
ceiling, IL. 90; native pine ceiling, u, II 90;
native pine ceiling, q. 900; native pine
siding. " so; poplar ceiling, 25.l0; poplar
$500.
SuINGLEs--B oss shingles, AS: D. X,
42i; he,rt pine, 4.t0; sap pine, 500.
Posrs- Cedar posts, best, 1880 each; bols
dare, l5c.
LATus--P Per 1000, $50.
BEIcK--Dallas brick, 8 Copper 1000.
PLASTER PARIs..New York, 400; Mich
igsp, 4 30 per barrel.
CEMENT-- Rosendale, 2T5; Louisville,
1926; Portland, best, 4 rs per barrel,
STONE FLUEs- About S7Ic per foot.
DRAIN PIPE.-From 100 per foot, and
higher according TO size.
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Rnnl Estnte transfer /,

w. G. Sicsles to Charles Hank ar d
d. Collins, lot. Is and 20, block 140, fer
$l2 80.
B. G.. kirby to j. M. Kirby, 2i8%
acres, for 50 900.
Paul McCombs and wife to John Ire.
land, lot In East Dallas, $4,000. ~
jeremiah Snow and Louisa Snow to
quite creek, patented IN the name Of
Michael Kim; IL 3-5 acres Of the John
Z. Anderson LEAGUE and labor and III
acres. part of said eurvey, for $500.
J. FL. McDade to w. +. johnson, lot
50xl90 feet, one mile and half north
east OF tue court mouse, for $3.50.
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Tho Na,ioua, cony.nt,en.

81. LouIs, Oct. "a special. l-Sso-
rotary Atvater, of tho National Cattle
anu Horse Growers' association, viii,
within tho next week, begin sending
tho inVilRtiOna 10 tho second National
convention to DO held here mex
month. Tho eolored poster, which Ia
la be distributed throughout the
West and principal cities OF tho
East, is now ready for mailing
and will DO started ont Monday.
Twenty thousand OF these Invitations
have been ordered, and they will be
sent 10 cat,lemen throughout the
West, and with them will so a folder
announcing tho work Of the conven-
ton last year, tho objects of the ssso'
citation aud i,s prospects. With these,
also, will 90 ppper containing a list
of subjects OF
ADDRESSES AND TOPICS FOR DISCUS
SION.
at the convention. The list Is as fol-
lows:
"The Cattle Iudusiry of the United
Sta,es"-Dr. Moore, Of Colorado.
"Tho Necessity of Protecting Orr
Cattle Industry OF Ravages Of Disease"
-Colonol ii. NJ. Taylor, agons Of tho
United States burenu OF animal indus
try.
''rho Range Country, Oar Common
Inheritnnce"-A. g. Mercer, editor of
the North western Live Stock jour
nal, Wyoming.
''The Movement Of Cattle from the
South 10 the NORTH Colonel II. g.
Head, OF Colorado.
american Cattle Companies in
Scolland"-E. l.. Sheldon, OF London.
"The Relation Of Foreign Capital 10
the Cattle Ranching Industries of the
Western States ard Territories"--
Thomas Lawson, OF Missouri.
"Americsu Cattle and Dressed Beet
In England and tho Restrictions Sur
rounding the Importation ct Ameri-
can Beei"--James W. Barlay, NJ. p,
of London, England.
"The Press, Its Status to the Cattle
Industry"-TheoGors j. McManp, o!
Missouri.
"Broedipg, Its History and Effect"-
w. b. Roberts, OF Pennsylvania.
''Lessing the Public Domain"-W. II.
Stone and Colonel Wallace, of Color
ado.
"The National Cattle Trail, It's Past,
Present and Future, and Its Relation 70
Rsjlways for the Movement ofCattle
from the South Co the North"AColum-
bus Epson, of Texas.
"Foreign Trade and Commerce in
Cattle"--F. l.. McAttse, OF Maryland.
American Bsetin Great Britain"-
T. Duckhsnn, OF London.
"The National Organization, State
and Territorial Associations"-A. H.
Swan, Of Wyoming.
''Ths Relations Between tho East
end the Wess as They Affect the Cattle
Industry of the United Ststes"-Hon.
#. X. Moorlsnd, OF New YORK.
"The Clysda!e Horse Industry in
AUTHORIZATIONS. CSsS +. Mllls, OF
Illinois.
"The Norman Horse Industry in
America"-T. B. Butterwood, Of Ii
linois.
"National ana State Leglslation"--
Hon. III. NJ. Pollard, Of Missouri.
Transportation and Shipping OF
Cattle and Horsss"- Colonel j. Knox.
Special committee reports will ac-
company many of tho addresses, and
general discussion Of tho topics will
ensue.
Secretary Atwater says tbe prospects
are that the attendance this year will
be greater than last year. Each of the
100 and odd local associations will SEND
three delegates, which, With the mem
bers, will make about 1,5C0 persons in
attendance.
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Not Failure Has Been Reported.

r. 3. Glover, RandaII, ArkanEaE,
writes: Out of ali the Hughes Tonic
l have sold since have peen selling
it, not failure has been reported.
Every bottl9 h2s given perfecs salts
faction. recommend it--a certain,
safe and speedy cure for chills ana
fever.
Prepared by r. A. Robinson d CO.,
Wholesale druggists, Louisville, Ken
lucky.
Sold at retail by druggists generally.
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INV York, oct, 2i- ispee.al'l-AuNey
was active ~ ~ to 3per cent.
Sterling exchange nrmeT, oWins 10 u
scarcity ofbllls
Railroad bends closed flImi Galveston
Houston " SAN Antonio, lrsis, llU; ME-
sour Pacinc coHsols, 1867 Iron Mountain
IS, 81; wabash general mortgage, o's, 49,
Closed a. The following prices, bid;
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STOCKS.

NEW YORK, Oct. q - Special l--stocks
closed strong and higher, and It is evidett
tha, the bulls do not intend TO allow y
serious decline.
Closed nj the following prices, bid:
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ONroNs--St Louis, 500 per barrel.
CABBAGB-In crates, zoo
CHICKENs--H ens, SEQ; spring, 2.ecs
EGGs--t5c per dozon
BUTrER-Beat grade northern, Hcs beBt
Dallas County, Is r1nc; other Texas county
butter, 10 accNdiug TO quality.
APPLEs--l. 90 Per bushel; 81. Louis $50
: lrnoxs--$l. 50 por box. 3
OaxNaEs--(l 81 per bsxs - y; +,
~ s. S.; 4 81 es,| .ss|'s:'2
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Notice to Publishers
A Chambers Folder in perfect order,
for sale chssp. Address HERALD office,
DAiiar, Texas.
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II. b. Burr ~ Bro. are sole agents
,or tho celebrated uKn1x Hat,D the
very best made. 5oe Main street.
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EXPORTS AND sTuUks.
Exports from all United States ports thus
far this week: Great Britain, 3S,s9s; France,
s,6l5; Continent, 2l,S42 Stoch ~ all United
States ports: This day, 50j,3l6; this day
last year. G25.74S.
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Have ised llongsline tn rhsutHs-
fisn1. and 1t actcd n ~ CHARM. NY
- lent lid not v "A I'd Tor 0vsr oigh-
feeu months, md Ia now able TO take D.
f6w 6topa ~ bfeadllp improving X J.
J. g. p2 We2dil1g =
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ParIor, Cloak and Suit Room.
Ths largest selection cf ladies'
missed and children's wraps and suits
In the city,
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1--we STOCK AFFAIR
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION

retAry Atwaier--A zig Attendance
anticipated Interviews with
several OF tho Leading
Dealers ofths state.
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LIVE STOCK.

lThe quotations given below refer 70 grass
cattle, living weight-l
BEEvEs--2 to 2lzc q TO-
Cows--l1<92c u 10; mich COWS, conn
mon, $40 10 $50 u head.
SHEEP.-Prime, l1<enic.
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HIDES AND WUOL,
HIDEs-No. j, dry flint hides, % TBS and
over, l4c fsib; No. 2, dry flint hides. 20 lbs
Sno over, lie Tafb; No. /, dry flint hides,
under 20 lbs, aSc Tib; 20. 2 dry Hint
sailed hides, lie q ID; No. z, dry sailed hi es
&c % ID; dry bulls and bad damaged, SC q ID;
dry deer skins, l2c % III: No. l, green sailed
6Ac d ID; No. J, green butcher hides, &c q
ID; No. 2, green butcher hides, sc q ~; sheep
skins, lu(d35c each.
WOuI--F'ali clip, 1csDl7c q ID.
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HIDES AND WOOL,

ToNE-CIosed: New York. stead. New
Orleans, steady; Liverpool, firm