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The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-08

For its soothing and GRATEFUL influence
on the scalp, and fox the removal and pre-.
vention Of dandruff, Ayers Hair \igor has
no equal 1t restores faded or gray hair to
its original dark color, stimulates the
growth Of the hair, and gives it beautiful.
soft, glossy and silken appearance.
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$1,000 REWARD.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

HELENA, NJ. r., July 90, 1855.
Bv virtue Of the authority conferred upon by
the laws of Montana Territory, hereby offe.
ward OF one thousand dollars to' the apprehension
of Winslow ID. Morgan and his delivery to the
Sheriff of Hcavcrhcad County, the said Winslow
D. Morgan being charged with the murder OF Fred
crick b. Iiaininy in said county of Bcavcrhead on
the 9Th d..v of July, \. ID. 1855.
ST lIAtSER, Governor.
r, the Governor: JOuS :. TookER, Scr'y.
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ENLARGED PICTURES.

with tSs OF fine art in portraiture will be pleased
C. Na,hs~s o1s being supplied in this line by Mr.. F.
eseellen, " n;a' reputation for furnishing most
sa,ou,ho,. !. pictures is thoroughly established
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Special Meeting Of the Stockgrowers
Association of Southern Montana.

There will be a Special Meeting of the Str,;
growers Association of southern Montana he'll
SATURDAY,, Aug. Sth I>~,.
p. u. rOi\DENTEH. rr..~i>.v,,.
I. NJ. SElW NY, Secretary,
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To the Ladies.

ANY wishing millinery will do we'll to call at Mrs.
L. E. Hanson's as goods are selling very cheap to
make room for fall stock.
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For 0Aol

have tor sale four or FIVE span of horses, broke
70 work, that will average I,,oo to i.aoo nnmnds
Parties wishing good serviceable horses would Id
snake Greek. " ~
JAMES O'NEI1.
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Mrs. l.. f. Hanson will rattle Of the doll an
dressing case Saturday evening, Aug. Sth, at mir
o'clock.
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FOR 0AL,I.

Fraction &c" with three houses thereon, all &C.
cupied BY tenants. Inquire of Jas. kirkpatrick.
L.C. DODGE.
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OATS WANTED.

Fox which we will pay the highest CASH price.
Call and see us. CROW & SMEAD.
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For Rent.

mice room to rent, furnished or unfurnished.
Inquire Of G. H. Savage.
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Wheat Famine Ended.

l,,,c l.. Lyon has just received a large quantity.
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sewing Machine Repairing.

D,;,;ss ss VINO have sewing machines that need re.
'ok' call on John p. Zalsman.
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!tlEEN DOORS s. WINDOWS.

Iusreceived an assortment of Screen Doors and
windows Of all sizes. Call and examine, at Hay
wards carpenter shop, first door north OF Dillon
Pavilion.
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sh.,. cosen Ward & Payne's solid neck sheep.
3s JUST received by T. W. Poindexter.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

Money to Loan on approved security. Apply to
'a'l SHISoS, Bannack, Montana.
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6oTsI01 !.

,. .1s'ae sold out the Dillon Branch of our L,,m-
s,,SA stuess' we are anxious to close up all out.
.,.ra .as accounts, either by cash or note ut the
n.M, possible date. Statements will be sent out
49,. having accounts our books, and parties in
's''ed to US will please make prompt payment.
MONTANA LUMBER AND PRODUCE Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-08-08

SCHUMAClIER - FRENCH.-On Friday. lul,
3ist. 1855. at the residence of Mr.. Al. f. Gracter
on Rattlcsnakc Creek, BY Rev. W. a. Shannon,
Mr.. a. J. Schumacher and Miss Tic l. Frcn,b
both of Argenta, Montana.
TALLMADGE-IIILLIE the NJ. f. Par
sonage in Dillon. Montana, Aug. 9th, 1855, hy
Rev. W. a. Shannon. Mr.. \. NJ. Tallmadge, OF
Norwood, Montana, and Miss .Addie C. HITLER
of Chicago, Ills.
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r,rrSA BREAD, FRENCH TWIST,
..acrsh.m bread kept constantly on hand at
~, n .aS ,kery. Special orders promptly al
epded TO- ,oo,o>>>>
-. pianos and Organs which were ordered
- n. factory by G. w. Jackson for Dillon, will
.r;,e IN few days, and will be on exhibition At
=. uo.,ofsce. Don't fail to see them.
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LINZ !

For sale in any quantity.
J.J CUsIcK & co.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
Binding Irvine

For all kinds Of machines at Sebrce, Ferris 4
White Company's.
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FOR 0AIsD.

Aetln :. :, ano Parlor Set. Inquire of Mrs. J. c
~ "e eorinne Hotel, Dillon, Mont.
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n. n. Osborne 4 Co. Dillon Agent.

Co. H. Savage is still agent for the D. NJ. Os
hmpe Co.'S Mowers and Self Binders; the stand
,,a machines Of the world. A full stock Of wire
Irvine and extras kept on hand.
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nALED HAY, WHEAT AND OATS
For sale. SnO" q sM 1'<AD'
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EL|EL'S LOCALS.

Ladies' Shoes.
Never before has SO fine line of ladies' shoes
been shown in Dillon as is now offered at Elicrs.
we carry the celebrated SELF, Schwab & Co., and
HENDERSON brands in French and Curaco kid and
goat.
Gents Wear
The finest grades Of Wool and Isle Underweor
can be found at Eliers
Summer Wraps.
Summer wraps at your own prices.
FOR 0AI,m.
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fine, blooded bull. Can be seen at John r. Sci.
ways ranch. For particulars call on OF address,
]. E. MORSE. Dillon. Mont
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. . AL!

WV rer Ton. Carloads. o Per Ton.
Sebreo, Ferris 4 White Co.
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~ATTsD0s

.~r.,;enced man who has fine range. y
y ~ on shares. Inquire at this office.
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PHoTo0.

- Il few days, and will be ON eNnioiton 1T
=. postoaice. Don't fail to see them.
PHoTo0.
c;s,pns Of Dillon will please notice that have
Ss.sd ana am again ready at my old stand oppo-
s .ss denot. and parties wishing anything in the
."s ~ win cali at once shall be here until
.mS TO- and then close the Gallery, or else sell
oS any good photographer 10 any pnG.ogsaP Pm
Ell. ". ,e,t round. ANY artist wishing 70 buy can
witt ss = ne At once ana II. NEsBfrT, Artist
1''''~ Dillon, Montana.
Wheat Famine Ended.
,,,,c T. LYON has Just received large quantity.
.-~~~~~~~-~~~~~
RALED HAY, WHEAT AND OATS
F. .,le. CROW & SMEAD.
~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~.
nm. Osborne 4 Co. Dillon Agent.
c.o II. Savage !, still agent for the D. NJ. Os.
bmne Co.'S Mowers and Self Binders; the stand
,,d machines Of the world. A full stock Of wire.
Irvine and extras kept on hand.
Screen DOORS WINDOWS.
list received an assortment of Screen Doors and
windows Of all sizes. Call and examine, at Hay
wards carpenter shop, first door north OF Dillon
Pavilion.
For Ront.
nice room to rent, furnished or unfurnished.
Inquire of G. H. Savage.
OATS WANTED.
Fox which we will pay the highest CASH price.
Gail and see US. CROW e. SMEAD.
~~~>>~~~~~>~~~~~~-
LIMB
For sale in any quantity.
Spring Wagons and Buggies:
THREE car loads Just received.
SEBREE. FERRIS & WHITE Co.
~-~~~~~~~e>~->>~~~~>~~-
CASH
Paid for Hides and Pelts.
SEBREE, FERRIS & WHITE Co.
~>>>~>~~~>~~~--->~~~~~
full line of Confectionery just opened
" u rodtOmCo building.
~~>~~~>~~>r~~~~~>~~~~>~e
House to rent. Inquire of E. Coffin.
~>~~~~~~>~~~>>>~>>~~~
MILLER BUGGIES.
Aeas load soon to arrive at SEBKsE. FERRIS Il
White Co.'S.
Gsto the New Fruit Store in PostofIace
ssildins for all kinds of Green Fruits, kept
gJ. r. HOLDEN.
MONEY TO LOAN.
money to Loan on approved security. Apply to
'al saeSoS. Bannack. Montana.
~~~-~~~->~>~>~>~~~-
NOTICE..
having sold out the Dillon Branch of our Lun-
~ ,"sa'ness, we are anxious to close up all out
.s. aa'us accounts, either by cash or note ut the
n.ms possible date. Statements will be sent out
a..., av'ng accounts on our books, and parties in
>''@u 70 US will please make prompt payment.
MONTANA LUMBER AND PRODUCE Co.
shss.. Uosen Ward & Payne's solid neck sheep.
~'s JUST received by T. w. Poindexter.
'>""~>>~~~>~~~>~>>~~~
sewing Machine Repairing.
u,;,s.. VINO wy, nave sewing machines that need re-
'A'ok' call on John p. Zalsman.
~~~~~~~-~-~~
= . * IL
Ter Ton. Carloads, o Per Ton.
sebreo, Ferris & White Co.
"-'>-~>~>~~~~~--~~~
ToR 0A1.n.
Meuin - ano Parlor Set. Inquire of Mrs. J. C..
"e eorinne Hotel, Dillon, Mont.
ENLARGED PICTURES.
with tn. OF me art in portraiture will be pleased
Ma,hsws work being supplied in this line by Mr.. F.
e.ceuen, whose reputation for furnishing mos,
sa,ousho,, +, pictures is thoroughly established
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BORN,
MA1RIElD.

SMTrH.-On Blacktail Creek, Montana, July 10th,
1855, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, daughter.
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Spring Wagons and Buggies!
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MILLER BUGGIES.

AGAR load soon to arrive at SEBKEE, FERRIS i
WHITE Co.'S
70 to the New Fruit Store in Postoface
.0lding for all kinds of Green Fruits, kept
VI. r. HOLDEN.
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THREE car loads just received.
SEBREE, FERRIS & WHITE Co
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,h rs,Isrsrn:rriIsch. iensy. L.; Mar.
ssciss SIS as%i,.sS, neSi ISoss:... :;
X Gloucester, nng., ; 10; 0ioncsstsf
s s,mS,oSs rss!' Allen 81 Lodi: x;
8; Alien pink and purpls,s; sinpson III.
YER grey, Q; Richmond, pink and purple. 6;
punnsn soirting,l Ia; RagettA ahirting,
simpson, blach, g; Rosedale. Ola
.u ssow y: rt sas,Tise - Ii Az.
Live osf. ;International. S Ia; Laurence
~, Glendale, 81; Enterprise. 8; Glen
| dale, "a; Boatt AL, 7 Ia; Admission, o Ia
Brown SAIRrING-Caat trOn, 8; Farm
srs, IA; Honest, Tia; Pocahontas, Ia;
IosfxoOa. $50; Ssns,css, Si.2: s:di ssI
| BLxAcHEp sHIRrINa-New York 10 Ia;
| *amsutta, l03; Langdon, .; Lonsdale, 8;
Lonsdsle camhric, n; Masonvtlle, 10 Ia;
Fruit OF tne Loom, ~; Gold Medal. l.2;
TiCkiSe-xmosisas. A GA, Is; Amos
keag A. Il; swift River, M; STANDARD
Y. g; Eas,on Xxx, lo,<; Eastrn IA, 10
, SSssllsi Sh. .; standard Z, 81; Pearl River
characterization. lOz; ThOrndykS
10; American, 8; Rock River, .; Ralelgh
"a; Unknown, S-S, "a; Jewstt City, ~
Unknown. 10.
Observation-Disclosures, ia; Otis, 1871
York, l6ss Warren, ISL.
CHEcKs AND PLAIDs-Mount Pleasant
Catrnba, ~; Old Dominion, I; Mem
phls, ] IL; Queen City, 8 IA; Augusta, 7
Tennessee 70; Cottondsle, I; Cumberland
heck, I; Sibley, 7s4
GISGHAMs-Bates, & Ia; Seterville, 8
Westvtlie, 7; Bates Dress Plaid, 8; Scotch
D: II i.2; Amoskeag, 8 Ia; Belleview
l,2; Washington,o Windemere, Tia
Unknown. b. B., sI.l; sibiey, ss-i; Glen
Riddle, 10 la; Harrisburg, STA; Slater, 8
Everett, Id; Boss, &; Silverdale, s; AR
ilngt0N,, 3; Victoria, IL; asrmania, IS Ia
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'n nts with choice sid.s up to- to,l-,

nts UP I" 10 1t
sheeP am Lambs Receipt, 7u h..s
ma,Aet somewhat irregular buI pr,ce,
-ly steady shee., o o 4 certs far az
srt ~s lambs 90 d st4 IN w, with extra
dai s snS'H w. so dressed mutton slo.ed
| repo Is; S'e's 'ournai
SAtt,s,ascslp,,, 1905; shipments,
i fm e saa STEADY; shipeing steers, las, to
pounds 4 W TO SIS; s5l TO sJJpounds ~
,ot 20; stockers and feeisrs, 40 To 20,
through Texas cattle firmer: g5n 10 / az
pound " to ) 10 6oJtI7 pounds. s. Ia
aei, western ranger steady; natives and
al, pIeeus, u 10 49,; CO.'S 27h to $40,
70 saog'-hseelpts, so,t 70; lignt, follower, 5 Il
sheep Receipts, 500; slow, weak .pd Il,
70 10 lower natives, 100 to 100 poprds and
over, 3! to 3; 80 80 to " pounds, AS &c
s.n; Texans, l.70 TO SEQ ~
slSur weak but not quotably lower.
.. ne Al mouerateiy active a I'D lower; ST..
70 l-2, clnsed s6d, Suyemb r; S7is To S17p
closed Y "a bid, De embcr: SAT- IS ~
9iss bid, May. '@' W. ~ ''os'0
Corn Unsettled, weak and lower; N, .
,o 10 .eAi closed 46A TO a, November;
rlnSaI 90 ~ Ss ~ 49, year o. W GU l-2
Pork i,irly aetive; Irregular; $40 to $50,
Sash November nomlual; December
w l-2 TO MS, closed s7l 70 a "; January.
seo to 9,6s, closed 81 IL to SIS
Lard moderately active; easier. A IN A.
~ ~ cash: 8.t7 Ia to 81, November ana ~
december, tlo TO II :, Jtnuars. CIV
noSsd neats steady dry-ssl ed sbo,,.
C csrs, o. tosT ~; short rib, $50 to sO short
On tSa ~ $500. ~ - 10. inn
steady ""sA' WAS absl'
| oeMber; ~ May. Nv - De'
Flour heavy.
heat--Spot lower and dull: ont,on.
opened weak and soon declined / Ia II"
| later ruled strOn GER anu closed with "a -
eOSery or q 70 Ia; No red, 10 afoat. NJ
res, Move mher sS13 to s5I, cosing q ~
s~remner' sa1s 10 W, closing $50; Jsnusry
Corn lowsr closing wesk. 40 ., s2x to
"a ia elevator; $40 afioat; No. q Nnyen nv
per, ~ 70 biSss. slo Ing SIX; De ember. 4,
| 10 "a, slosipg 5Sls; January, 1S9s 10 4Sl a
ALA w " o. cius'hI
Cof,eS--options shade lower. moderated,
ncu Q: GALES ls,2O0 bays; November, a H.
december 90 tn6 IS; January, 6SJ; Feb.
ruary, = IS b. $50 WV i'''
Sugar = Refined steady; c, 51s tn 5l-i;
low; ~ 10 81; On 4, 81. to &
Ia; confectionery a, OK; cut LOST ava
crushed: to Is: powdered, ess to Z; gran
uiatea, III 10 10 y -; cubes. q "a
Aoiasses In moderate dsma d New Or.
leans, 81 To IS, choice and fancy.
eA:e steadily hell demand iair.
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Mn w YOKK DAILY REPORT.

nav YonK, Nov. a. Special. There
~ something ofa recovery in prices at
hs Cotton Exc hangs to-day, and the
osipg figures show an Improvement OF
nom to points over last night. The
pening was at an advance Of to 5points
% aftsrward further improved 4 poiuts'
eutin the sftei noon part Of this was lost
inc advance was somewhat of q surp ise-
eeeurring In the fa,e OF ad Vices from Liv
sipool, and 1t IL on this that tho
MATS sand nrmest, claiming that until
ieme buying interest develops on tho
Gner side no real Improvement can
nko place. They discredit the estimates
scently put ont by the National Exch ,nge
md the bureau, maintaining that the
iures are below what the result Will
now. Home markets are reported easy
p'day, and ad led to the general surprise
Ales were only 9i,3Oo bales. and the In
crest shown was only moderate.
spot Jtton rules quiet, Nnd quotations
fercvised; good mlddling and above Lie
lgher; strict and low middllog -lslower;
Rict good ordinary md GOOD ordinary re-
uced u; ordinary and strict ordinary re-
ased l-l6; others reduced liz to =; sales
Pere s,55S bales.
The wool market il without any new
RAtures. Much interest is manifested
ere over q cass now pending before the
ustoms authorities on an invoice o,
rhitc washed long Touskol wool,
nported from ODESSA, showing .
harket cost OF 10 cents per pound, and en-
Fred at 21s cents. The daty was appraised
Voc cents per pound, and the duty reap
misement decided that the invoice was
Forrect. but tho authorities insisted en-
using the dutiable value above ls cents
% the ground OF the valuation of
no rouble, according TO valuation of the
feasury department.
0attle market steady with fair business.
Hides show no change.
Leather stronger,
Sugar quiet and easy.
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LI0UORs.
ABooHoI--Per gallon, 2 70 10 2 90.

AbcoHoL--Per gallon, 2 20 to23O.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, per gallon, l so "a
800; imported Cognac, 1871, per gallon, 4 20;
1877, So; ls!0, 20; 1865, 4 81; 1850, 40; 1853
3 %; lStS, 10 so; Otard, Dupay & Co.'S. Cog.
nae, 1873 90; 1870, W; 1854, 8 90; ls4S, 10 q;
Dlsquet, Dnbouche 4 Goa, Cognac, 1878
81; 1870, 5 30; 1873, 900.
utN--Donlestic, per gallon, l rs to 2 90;
import Holland, 8 % S7s; Sir Robert Bur.
netps Old Tom, per cask, 8 so to 500; HOl.
land, per case, 80 ~ l5Ub.
WHIsEy-Rsctined, 30 per cent. proof
per gallon, 30; Western, / 20 to 80; Bour.
bon, 40 to 50; Rye, 10 TO 50; Scotch i'm.
17b
OHAMpAGSEs-Piper Heidseich, Quarts
per dozen, y W; j Krug 4 Co., quarts, pei
dozen, IL 80; Moer d Chandnn, Siilery
Mousseux, per dozen, "a OF; g. Gonlet, pei
tozen, ~ 20; g II. Mumm h Co.'S. Dry
Vorynsy, "A 70; Extra Dry, 290O; pints, 40
additional.
WINEs--Callfornia elaret, per gallon, 7Sc
Xen'eudel, Mol, per gallon COLO 20; i'm.
ported clarete, ord!nary, per cask, 10 % tc
81 20; family clarets, per c'sk. 10 w to l2h co.
dno ctarets, per cask, 100 10 to Ito 90; Me-
doc, per case, 4 20, st Jniian, per case, 8 60;
Margau., per case, 7 o.; Ponte Camel, ne,
Case, 10 w; Lacrosse. per case, IL 90; Leo
veil, per case, u ~; Chateau Lati,te, pei
case' "a o. ordinary, per case 3 % 10 8 50
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GENERAL MARKETS

EANaAa Ttry
KANSAS C,Ty' NJ ~ ,r,o t,,,, -, ,,,.
lndicoior ~ 40. =, Inc n ave -. ok
Aipmenis ome. c Sm'' n i ,t si,vo
espnr,.ss ,sne' nrin ana lhlrly actiVe;
png. j,D In IA, ~ o ca So0u 70 vno,go snip;
lS: stoekers ana y ,onanrS W M aa, ~
ilO 10 %, srsss r ,,uus,s 500 ~ ~, op"s'
Hog RI ,,tn,s e1 n, s,.ers, ~ 10 ~ IN
Nni. lila W.. p.s, luoIl maivc ana ~
eheepe.isa,e,v,s WeaH ~ o,io 10 o'iV;
Ha',,ai ~ gool, Az 10 3,VO; common To
WI, nj in,~ v w s cas, -,,, ,t,, n,....
Ix bid Jo"nar,, ~, Nl pu Dsyeh'oeH
Corn lower. c.sh % "a H"y, ioA Wo0 IA,
Nay, III. Ma s"'"' 'Vr p""' Seor' " n'u'
Data h,uber n, %
"' ~ .y' ,o,,,.
Sr. Lor,s Nov. I, ,"Sis. ,,,,,
but unoban1,.no '' i@--rlour SLOW ana easy
Wheat defined AZ oor,,, ,,,,,, fra, ,o,,,,o
vsncra s y ,. &c, by shosts, later "a.
besicrins.. s snu slossu un1er
Seinbrr. ~. n,sa eH easmS 70 - 70 WA, TO,
nv. inaY"y; VS. 10 WIS, clos ny v. hiui
Corn ~, ~ iN9se, closing lVo,s 10 lVoa
a. oniLoaser, Siosing 70 ptlow yesterday
maj, c3sh higher, with an urgent
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aAEDWAxE AND METALS.

AxEs-Colllns, = dozen, 500; Gold Dol
.eI, dozen, 500; Diamond edge, q dozen,
40; Double Bit, 400.
sxIL'Ers AND LfDs-4l%c q N; sugar
TIN pLArR-l. U, lOxlA, % bog, s.O;I. O.
lixS, ~ box, 30; Texno lix20, ~ box, 20.
Terne, Ix2S, K, box, IA 90.
TINwARE-pteced. discount ~ "a cent.
stamped, discount 50 n cent.
soLDEk-No. l, &c; No. a and u, lSo u II
Duck HoRsE CoLLARs.-So. /, 100 "A dol,
hAMEs:.Two loop, $50 9, dozen; three
loop, 3,75 T. dozen.
TAoKs--ln boxes, lGl pspors, 200 q box
GRUB HoEs--f do'su, 30; railroad
picks, 4, dozen, So
MATTouKs.-f dozen, $50.
RUBBER BELTIS0'- Discount 50 a cent
EAiLs-i 90, rate.
suovELs AND SPADES --ilowlaud's, dis.
count ~ per cent; A,nes' list, steel goods,
discount 10 and ~ per cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE-ShBfts, Enished
$50; poles, ID, 50; s,ngletrees, wagons, 40.
loct, l.75; buggy, 3 IS; express, 9.bc; wagon
tongues, 10 %; hickory axles, 10 90: boisle,s'
i.7b; coupling poleB, f.75; spokes, XXX. no.
lect, 2,I5; xxx, $50; sawed lelloes, ~, La.
., 200; Bowden eh0es, $40; northwestern
horse nails, Nos, 600; I, 62j; &, 500. bnr
iron, &c rate; pillow e,oel, &c; spring etoel,
60; east steel, isc.
BueGtES--Hrade 4, aud spring ton. 90 Al
10 fVp.N; do, open, i0p 10 S,i.,N; do. side
spring top, 100 90 TO lSiAn, dn aide bar.
OO.OO 10 100 90; do. phwtons, ..,.vD 10 100 10.
grade A, side spring, lyO 10 10 2SD. 90. do
ph@tons, 1000 70 2O0.JO; bump seat bupg cs
E5.O0 10 5000; platform springs, lIiI do 10
lD.Ooa hree spring Wagons. p.OD 10 Las,
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LUMBER AND BUILDINss MArERIAL

LuMBKR.- Rough lumber, 1850; rough
ceiling, 300: native pine ceiling, X, IL 10;
naive pine ceiling, n. 2o,t0; native pine
siding, 260O. dressed an matched ilooring
Is w.
SH!NGLEs-.B Boss phinglee, 475: o. X,
4.2,; heart pine, 400; sap pine, 3, 90.
POSTS Cedar posts, best, l2,sc each; ools
dare. tic.
LATHs--Per 1000, $50.
BRICK--Dallas brick, 8 so per 1900.
PLASTER PARIS New York, 4. 90; Mich
lgan, 4 so per barrel
CEMENT-' 9osendale. 275; Louisville
S.25; Portland, best, <.75 per barrel
ksroNE FLUEs--About 871<c per foot
DRAIN PIPE-- From l6c per fool, and
higher according TO size
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hides AND WOOL.

HipKs-No, !, dry flint hides, % lbs and
over, lic an; No. Z, dry flint hides, 20 iss
nna over, lie pb; No. 1, DRY lint hides
under " lbs, lSc fb, No. 2, dry min,
hides, under. 20 lbs, 100 AN; No. /, dry
sailed hides, llc b 10; No. =, dry sailed hi Is
70 ,b;dry bulls and bad damaged, 10 4, 10,
hides, 7l<c q ID, No. q, green sailed bi,,s'
$40 {, lbi No. l, green butcher hides, 90 IA
~, No. =, green butcher hides, 60 = vi she CT
WooI-Fali clip, lpSDl7c a ID.
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n BUSINESS WORLD
YINAnClAL
bonds.

b0nds.
| New YORK, Nov. Il --tspscia'.l - Rail-
~ bends strong and higher. Fort
Worth 4 Denver SIS, s7,s Missouri Paoinc
,ousols, 1885 Iron Mountain IS, 81; Texsl
|Eos, 81; Wabash general mortgage SIS, IS.
Money sctivsst 2 TO 3 per cent.
| Sterling exchange disturbed, 1t ad.
vanced early IN the Jay to 4Sc, was re-.
au,sd 10 4ss to ASS and raised again to
n liz TO ASS Ia. Tne advance In the bank
Into in London ON the increase in security
|kls here was the reason for the err att,
|novement.
0osed at the following prices, bid:
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FRUIT AND POULTRY.

0NIoNs.-St. Louis, 500 per barrel.
OABBAGK-In crates, 80.
CHIcRENs-Hena, SEQ; spring, $50.
EGGs--l5c per dozen
BUTTER-8est grade northern, 25c; best
Dallas County, u p20c, other Texas county
butter, l2c according to quality,
ApPLss-l.U0 per 6usbs,; -, inula, \ u
per Dbl
LEM0Ns-s4 90 poT box
OBANGESs3 50 per bsx
wv aET POTATO as 6Oc
IRISH PorAroTs.- rayss biu; Northern
goo per bushe
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DRUGS,


AoIps-;Acetic, lOc ~ III; bepxolc, 2lc q or;
carbolic, 4Oc o ID ciric, $50 q 10; gallo, iSc
y OF; oxnlic, ltc ., -; salicylic, 80 a 10:
tannic,$l.6 40 II ID; tart Sric, powdered Sos a, III
ALuM-S1slgac y 10.
AMMONIA Bromide. Csc = ID; carbonate
10, g ID
ARROW ROoT-- Bermuda 45c n ID.
BALsAM-. Cspaiba, $50 y ID; fir, Acc a ID;
to u, SIC u ID.
BARK--Cassis, l2c u 10; sassafras, Ice q
wild cherry, l4c = 10
hay RUM--S .G12.75 d II.
u shUTH. -SuDnit ate, $2.2b n 10.
BLUE MAss-.45c q 70.
BoRAx-- &c q ID.
american, 75c y n; English,
Russian, powdered, 81. lC
T. ID 'N'''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID.
CINuHoN Il W., l-oy walls. 90 a
OF: boz cans SC q OF; y. a s., l-Oz walls,
2lc g OF; 5-oz Cans, l6c q OF.
COCAINE Muriate, crystal, l0c q or; 4
per cent. solution, M 81 q OF.
CoRROSI3E sUBLIsATE--B5c u ID.
CREAM rARTAR-- Pure, powdered, a0c n III
ExrnAsG LoGwooD--lO dl,c b 10.
dLYoI'IN E--lS Y25c q ID; Price, 75GS5c
{, III.
CUM Arabic. hOG6Oc = ID; asafrtida, Csc
fi6; opium, IS Sp4.l0 f.ib; camphor, 2Sc Z, ID
HoPs--Pressed, 200g2,c Il ID.
IODINE. Resubllmed, 81 "a ID
lopoFokM--i2 nc &, OF,
LEAVES Buchu l6c {, ID; tnge, pressed,
as i2o q ID; SIENNA. NC g ID
MERCURY Z, h.
MoRPHINE--P. ~ w, n, Ss.05 4, or; p. Il
W OF, $3.50; Smiths L,$27O; OF, s2.65.
OILS ergapot, sandersons, s2.2o e ID:
easaia, 81 20 ID; castor, sl.451l So X gal;
cloves, Sl.t5 9, ID; eubebs, $40 {, ID; lemon
sandefson's, s. gOTs ID; peppermint, 81 S,lb;
sassairas, &c q ID
POTASSIUM Bromide, Acc n ID; chlorate,
2Sc 6 ID; cyanide, fused, 81 {, ID; iodide, 81
q ID
DovERs P0wDEHs--si 10 y N.
QulNiNE-P W., eZs, 8lc &, OF p. & W.
COZ cans, NC u OF y. 81 =. OF o2c q, OF; B.
d 4. boz cans, SIC L, OF.
RED FREc PiTArE--s5c Il ID.
soAP.-Castile,mottled, SglCo = ID; white,
Cont Atl6c q n,
sTkYcnNINk-Crystal, Is, SLIGO q OF.
SULPHUR. 1880 SC rs ID,
40 WAN BEEs--Yellow, soc q, ID; white, 500
GO, q ID.
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CATrLE-steers, as to AIS, feeders, 2 90
to2 20; cows, b0 70 100, butts, 1. 90 to I'm.
ven tn SLY :, SV0 toLVO; milk cows,per head,
Hoes {. Packing and shipping, 900 10
~; 'gns weights, o'to to $50, stocIsrs, per
gn ans,Nsiivss, La 70 2to; stccs en-,
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Dr.. Francis Clarke
3OlO Clark Avenue St. Louis Mo

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