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LIQUORS..

ALCoHoL-Per gallon, 2 IS to2S7.
MISUNDERSTANDING, per gallon, l 80 to
800; imported Cognac, ls.7, per gallon, 50;
1872, Sc; 1870, 20; 1866, = SO; le6O 40; ls63,
s 90; 1913, 10 so; O'ard, Dupuy IL Cos. Cog
mac, 1873 5 so; 1870, a.; 1854 90; lotS, 10 %;
Blaquet, Dubouche d Co.'S. Cognac, 1878,
4 30; 1870 80; 1875, 800.
GiN-Domestic, per gallon, | IS to 2 co;
import Holland, 8 90 10 $40; Sir Robert Bur-
nett's Old Tom per cash, s 50 TO 9o0; Hol-
LAND, Per case, 7 50 b. 800.
WHISKY Rectibed, 95 per cent. proof,
per gallon, 81; Western, | 80 to 40; Bour-
bon, / 40 to 3 50; Rye, l 30 to 90 scotco inn
ported, W TO 425; Irish imported, A 70 TO
375.
CHAMPAGNEs-Piper Heldseick, quarts,
per dozen, 2s 90; j krug g. Co., quarts, per
dozen, II SO; Moer 4 Chand9n, Sillery
Monsieur, per dozen, q o.; q. Goulet, per
;ioZen, IS 20: q II. NJ umm d Cos. Dry
Norway, "a IS; Extra Dry, 300; pints, 2to
additional.
WINES California claret, per gbllon, !5c;
Zienfaudel, No l, per gallon, COT 70; I'M
ported clarets, ordinary, per cask, 100o 70
81 20; family clarets, per cask, 10 OO to l2o W;
fine clarets, per cask 100 w to lI5 w; Me
doc, per case, d 90; st Julian, per case, 90;
Margaux, per case, 20; Ponte Canet,, per
case, 10 %; Lacrosse per case, " w; Leo
veil, per case, Il o.; Chateau Laftte, per
case, q 90; ordinary, per case, ~ 10 3 5O.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

Axzs-Colllns, d dozen, 800; Gold Dol.
lar, q dozen, 800; Diamond EDGE g dozen'
$50; Double Bit, 400
sKILLETs AND LIDs-4Hc g n; sugar
Tin PLATE-I. Q. lOxl4, y box, s 90; !. g.
lix2l. "a hox, 8. 90; Texno i4x20, d box, 100;
Terne, Nx2s y box, Ii so.
TINWARE-Piec discount 81 = cent. |;
stamped, discount SO y cent.
SOLDsR-No |, &c; no. u and n, lsc r ID
DUCK HORSE COLLARS-No. !, 9.25 q doz
HAMEs--Two loop, $50 o dozen; three
loop, 3 rs q dozen.
TAuKs--ln boxes, 100 papers, 2 % s, box
GRUB HoEs--f dozen, $50; !ailroad
picks, T. dozen, s. 90.
MATloCKs--T do d $50.
RUBBER BETTE discount 5O g. cent.
NAILS 90, raj" ,
SHOvELs and sT6DES- ROwland's, DIS
count 10 per cent; y mes list, steel goods,
discount 40 and lU PEI cent.
HEAVY HARDWARg-Shafts, finished,
q 70; poles, ID 80; s,ngletrees, wagons, Sc
lect, / u.s. buggy, . rs; express, 25O; wagon
tongues 10 30; hickory aAles, 10 90; bols,els,
| 4 IS; coupling poles, AIS; spokes, &XS, Sc
lect, 2. 10; xxx, 2.5O; sawed leiloes, Ia, LIS;
3, 200; Bowden shoes, 600; northwestern
horse nails, Nos, 500; J, 6,J; :, 5.Oo, bar
! iron, &c rate; pillow steel, &c; spring steel,
&c; cast steel, loC. ,o 80
BUuGIEs-Grade f, and spring top, 60 o.
TO $yJ.0J; DO. open, 5000 10 60.V; 90 SIDE
spring top, 100 90 TO 1880; do. side bar
5000 TO 1870 70; do. phRtons, l25.OO to l5O %
grade A, side spring, 1870 % to $50 90; do
phmtons 5000 to 10000; bump seat bugg ,es
| It's 10 to $50 90; platform springs, ll0 w to
| 100. 90; three spring wagons, 5000 TO l.25
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A Killing Frost ia the Northwest.

ST. PAUL, Aug. M.-Ths signal SER
vice hsre has advices which report
that a killing frost occurred last night
over The greater portion of the North
west territory, extending southwark
TO the northern part of Minnesota.
The temperature fell to q degrees
above zero at ST. Vincent. This Is low
enough to form stiff ice and kill vege-
tation. The lowest temperature re-
ported this morning was rs degrees
above zero, observed at .Minedosa, in
the Northwest territory The air here
in St. Paul is crisp and chilly, but
there was no frost. The visitors are
leaving The lakes in large parties to-
day for the South.
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GROCERIES,

,..... ttt. 90, tntt IA ~ u,if.. IttE
t,95vtftI-hi9 nis, w :" ~ PilliH ~
w ehuteb WE ~, 1iIts't"'
w uil',n w., ~ ,n,.s' 800 "a ,a
ou,lunk, " ~, v" , W., ~ ~, !"
90 9uns IlS awp,e , ma I'M ioat AZ
standard gIhnnlntli Ns w inuls' sin
Mhlln olhIlneu eDs'l soi I,W .it,i ~
~ enuio5 iHi'ils, , wv s,i,a' a.
tl toL - .. .. ,,..,,,
NlcE-pohtsuci new crop - 'o'o's"'
hoho ,.sys- c,oi.o IopIsI.na. 5 ia ~,
prime, 20; fair 20 good, 995j corn syrup, S'
CBAcKEhs-N Soda, - M aou"ip!
Snowflake lui Shflooh, -, fouuu, -
cream SOFA, &c S,ui synans' ~!
ginger snaps, y; MN, Elnso. snaps, w. M.
lemon cream, NM lIiloi, ~, r,' ''i,,,r ~
cakes hnd lulnbl,r ,, y ,a,s ~
| ~ slrhWbrFIb V"h'N, - n"s"' s,a'sa
| cocoa bars lo' hhs'T ""o'hi ''' H'"so
plnnks'S ,,...,.,,.,. o., bona Nina, bI.
earb, In eases, 5s.,So; Jump sal sooa, IN S1gs
| l'-'i kEhHulH''" H' SWAMI :" W. f'
drums, g. MI, u,., Oh - o.. ,,,,s,
IoaA ~, onJ. W a, ~ no. navy Mug, IS To-
CAsNEp GooD.-2iS tomatoes, LOO; Sie'
~ ~, ~ n,senpo, ,rp, IN. ID ynsnb.rries
3i Sie slTawpeiries, iiV' so o rsspo osches'
LOU ~ nnItlepcrr.ntsS' a, -. 80 ny. Oh
GOV 90 rch9n.s, ~, III onMt,i co., Oh
Lima beans l,2oG' ;iOi Mlnslow'' corn Sle!.
l,ioi ., lhsloWo Jones cS'" .orIo inns
pyi.h, I.1i Nuulsvn nHp la,Sh 49,
Numscn'S marrowtsI iioi rrehoh p III
percasc, a. l1 ems @i0i 1ys5ern, IA ' Snh
weight i,io; IN !, W., @.lu; ~ w. v, ~"
T. W, Id 4!D lopS'SSrs', a'opt ~ ~ ~ M,
80 70 inh1heIvi, ~ aiD cSS.1 og,i, Con cnn
2lb corn zee dOUi shriih'il 20, Gn' nn oD,
game 49, SD "ppi's' l'-'' sai' "PP'eS
ssuFT-Garretrs, . o., rs Peer, . casei z
%. o.D oL, y 90 Nitlphs az, iv'o, o%%,
3D. l.. o. A'.'i dehl@i' o""' o"i o"' ''''
- o., V,,,,.,. q, ,,,,,., ,,,,, india 10
., ,,. y. ~ - 80 'Ni m ~ HOY:
N hnrs. = "a q hnx; 10 sarinet, $50; 81
sat NJ lsO; 3 n bar cocSanut oil, 3 IS; 3 n
' CASbIF =, 81 Star, fnil weight, lgIsc.
CnrEsE-Euli cream, la'Giic.
Rops-Slsc basis; cotton rope, lsC.
nrsrIss-BoGnd, CSC; spring, l.si
q R SEn, pAprn.nar and straw. as
and Zoe
pIcEi,Cs--2.gsllou pals, mixed Pickles,
| 90: glass pimts, ! 10: glass quarts, eco;
glass - gallon, %; giuss ] gallon, 4. so;
s'Msi AG nSTi S.oS Z, barrels, IL 50; Fo l.
half barrels, 7 a.; No. /, quarter barrels,
ba barr IT, 90: No. !, KITS, Is; No !, kits,
/ OS; No, Kits. |. 90
HoLLAND liEnHISo-.Impor'od' l2' per
GANDY--sllck, lOc per pound; fancy,
IL io%c
RAIslNs-- London layer, 60
CIDER Crab app'e, iOc; Missouri cider,
| See per gallon; vinegar, per gallon, Is TO zoe
pound packages, &c; corn starch
gloss, 8 Ia TO 6 l-2c; 3 pound gloss, &c;
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ILoUIsvILLE OAK SOLE LEATHER--X
heavy, free OF brands, SOC ID; y medium,
free of brands, SIC ID; A heavy, one brand,
SIC ID; A medium, one brand, 35c ib; Balti-
more crop, 42c; Keystone oak sole, $50 Sc.
BUFFALO SLAUHTER-Prime,l 10 10 70 ID
sides, 3Uc tb; good, IL to rs ID sides, 2Sc ib.
counter, ii to i.tb sides, 26c per ID; y D.,
80 10 35c Id; No 2 oak harness lea, 30 10 Bic
ib No. hem harness lea, 30c ID; No. hem
harness lea, 23c ID; No. l hem skirting
lea, $40 ib; No. hem skirting lea, 81 to 30
ID; welt and bride leather, 400 to 500 a
de.
PHILADELPHIA CALF Extra quality,
% to 30 lbs TO dozen, 20 ID; 80 to az lbs 10
dozen, LIS 10; ALTO 80 lbs TO dozen, 10; o. TO
6 Obs TO dozen, LOO 10; % to 20 rs to dozen,
95cfb
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Call for Convention.

In order to unite the Christian reo-
pie of the Sixteenth senatorial dis trict,
in more systematic temperance work,
we call upon each local organization.
church congregation, Sunday school
or other temperance organization
within the districts comprising Kauf-
man, Rockwell and Dallas counties,
to send delegates to attend coDvep-
ton to be beid at Terrell, September
5 and 6, 1885, for the purpose of organ
izing district w. G. T. u.
JENNY B. BEAUCHAMP,
State PIesi' ent w. Q. Il. U.
Anpis Horner,
State Cor. Sac. w. C.. Y. L.
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LuMBERjAND BUILDING MATERIAL

LUMBER Rough lumber, l5 90; native
tive flooring, 20 90; q native siding, 10 Nv;
- rough ceiling, 1850.
SuINGLEs-- Boss, cypress, 80; Q: X. cy-
press, 4. %; No. l cypress, 3 10; native pine
hearts, 2. so; native sap. 275.
PosTs-. Cedar posts, best, FAC each; bois
dare, l5c
LATHs--Per ], 900, 800.
BRICK--Dallas brick, .60per 1000.
PLASTER PARIS New York, w; Mich
igan, 4 90 per barrel.
CEMENT-- Rosendale, 2.75; Portland, best,
3 % per barrel.
STONE FLUEs-- About SOC per loot.
DRAIN PIPE--F From lie per foot, ana
higher according to size.
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TIE LOCAL NEWS RECORD


Mr.. J, NJ. Howell, one Of tho proprio-
tors OF fruit farm aud nursery on
the Cedar Spri ngs road, u mile and a
quarter north of this city, left at THE
HERALD ofilce yesterday samples Of
pears that, In size and flavor, are equal
To the hest varieties grown In Cali'or-
mia. Those left nj this Office were the
Duchess d'Angullne and the Sickle,
and prove hey ond dispute that Texas
can grow as ino pears Ms any other
State In the Union, MIR. Howell says
he has ut least forty bushels OF tho
first named, and all will compare
favorsbly with those brought To the
civ.
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The Endemic of Crime.

Whence comes this endemic of sui
cides and murders? Recsnt discus.
sjons have named severaLcausos. Hon.
G. Ii. Reeve, OF Indiana, charges 1t to
be infidel teachings-hoiding that
hopslessness of - future state crippies
fortitude for bearing life's ills. An
other declares suffering from the uni
yersal business depression the cause.
The third writer attributes 1t to in-
creasing insanity;a physician thinks
much of the tendency is Inherited,
while temperance ad yocates lay the
responsibility upon strong drink.
Free.thinKers have committed sui
eide, but so have orthodox church
men. Financial straits have beset
many, but the wealthy have also
taken their life.
Insanity and dissipation have pre-
coded suicides and family murders.
One feature common to almost every
such crime challenges attention.. Wen
nigh every report of suicide aud ram
lily murder mentions the perpetrator
as having "for some time been subject
to melancholy" Whence comes thus Z
All recognized medical authorities tell
us that the fire which consumes the
brain il always kindled by derange-
ments of digestion; that good diges-
ton is impossible without pure blood
and pure blood is never known when
the liver and kidneys are out of order,
Under such circumstances, a prevent
I've, 5s6euld be sought, and for this
vySrner's ssfe cure " sovereign a fact
concealed By th5 bes6 authorlties q TIC
land, and it h especially popu1@nieo
by the celebrated DR.. DO LeWlas
-[ Echhesfer DaInnurAt.
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Work on the Federal court building
which was resumed II few days since
is steadily progressing. Tho founda-
ton OF the structure IS solid, and Was
laid with great caro-. When com
pletoa IL will ne one OF the bagt Guild
ings in the South. a good sized force
Is az work on it, end Mr.. Pau Jami
son, tho superintendent, is anxious 10
get II completed.
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Tho Care OF Children,

BOSTON, Msss.-A leading medical
journal thinks it, is about time moth.
ers should known how seriously the
health of children is inperilled by the
use OF preparations oontsining morphia
and opium, and given for the cure ol
colds aud coughs. The chemist of the
Brooklyn board of health, Otto
Grothe, Phi. D., q graduate OF the UNI
versity of Kiel, Germany, cert fies
officially that recently harmless and
yet effective article for such COM
plants has come to his notice. He re-
fers to the newly discovered Red Star
Cough Care, which he found purely
YeE etable. -
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Tho Grnas Commission.

Captain &. NJ. Swink has been ap-
pointed ono of the grass commission
ers by the land bosId at Austin, and
left List evening to represent the inter
est OF the State as regards the school
lands in the West. He has jurisdiction
over 80 counties. 1t is claimed that
in nu nber of instances cattle owr-
ers have fenced in the school lands by
their fences, thus shutting out nmi
grafton, and that Others. Craze tn
lands free. The commissioners arc a
committee OF investigation.
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Hahess Corpus.

Harry Woods, who sho; and killed
Henry q. Lstimer about 10 days ago
AT the gas works, had hearing on a
writ of hsbeas corpus yesterday morn
ing before Judge Al"ridge, of the dt--
trict court, who iiNsa his bail At So 0OO
Woods friends expect 10 make bail
for Elm to-day. He has ABOUT recov-
cred from the wound no received, pro-
duced oy n severe blow on tho head.
His wife has been his constant COM
psnion since his incarceration, and Is
devoted To him,
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETS BY TELE6RAPH.

ST Louis.
- I,,,,- -. - i,,ttl,- ErrClui,.
S>.m iuI!-, aus, ~, orn,irs XIII
aGG 1,,. rI1,',,r .ru,i ysry litiIr demand
~, nntiV..s ShInuims steers, 40 10 hbJ;
rolorn 10 ,t,rrs. J tn 3 on, nntivr butcher
49, y II A., 4 a., ,,,r,.a,I ms nj bnt,br rIua
-. % Ia ~ -p ,r..,1T1. % 40 tos 80, ln-
linn 10 7.tu.-5
.t.'J.. Il,tni sj.rsceipts, 500.
sLt,r- u,tl' ra, ana lamb. "a go 81
aemNrd. INT poor grades dun g1od ~
hole }p,fit6fs. 70 10 -. coma on IL
,t1jt,5p,' antIr3- lambs. . jlto y,25: ~
'fiT Si'l w 10 '''-' MINUS -'' ~ ''-'
Flour steady but slow.
Mhtai nSiiEs tut very unsettled; early
49, Ia ~ p "a 10 ne,'i SII ,cdoy,r,I atGrG, Il
slossli. pLny,t gr,.erI =: M . red, cash,
:, 10 70; September, ~ iuu . closing 80
So oi gTbtooy "a w. u, Is. rir.ir a.r. ' ~
1'orn-hetlvr r.r e. 50 Iu. .NGr; opt uus
duI Nc. > mixed. cash. a.. @ 10; sep
..i-to 10. y,.r. %, tool
oniS bla6,Tai,d ,rrf. 80. acaSh, mixed,
Z. i-2to 81; Angus, . .; sept mbar, ~. /;
October, 80
Comm "a uu'Dt.tguu
Moo uuchhuGuI
Provision, flrInrr but inactive,
Polk, 30 20 90.
Ruylncats nonIrua!.
BSotn-NIons c.cnr. ~ 10 600: thoit rib,
& ljto p; short lea , o. -
Al afternoon board whe I wa TO -
lHkhsr con duh am! un quiet.
HASsAs CRY
Indicator reports: CGitle-Rvcclpis 22Jni
htssdy, tut very SOW; export steers, . ~
oslo; Z cd 10 choc shipping SIC. r., =
- BIO, common u medium, / 80 To 4 So.
stnckeis ana feeders $40 80; cow, 10
g. 4.3 T.. IS Texas steers, . 20 TO 3.!3
hogs Receipts, n,"O' strong, acu'e anu
% lUc higher; S.lU 70 20
Sh.ep ceiPis, ~; steady iS'T ,n ~ inn"
..utohs, = " 10 oIVi coihH'oH " i''u'"i"i
10, 20 : - ,.,,,....,.,, m Via. so,,to,,,, or
Wrenl higher; cash. w Dli; seplem1 cf'
'uto w.; oetnoer' - o. -. s.o,,o,, ,,o-
sot[ ,a ~ w SiI e"'"' '-'2 W 10
oats hohlh"l'y mislt' 80 O'u'
c,a, oillcA; 90, ,o,,. Ian, -,
Wheat opened l-2 to z h,gner ana Az
Tree offerings. lhiiltu 70, uIctuateu az.
e eostd sL d.t INN IN Stss eptaaSber' ~ TO-
~, closed hls; eoctoOt o,Is 10 a15si Cioso"
81 November, ~ =, a. ~, ciYssa of iascoio,s
Corn actlve, Inv unset ca inr pe i fStnpfes
declined q toy, rJtiei gam anu nucu.a.
cash, 43]s TO a August; "a to % IL, closed Ss
~; september, az: 10 ~ ciOsea iiIs, , &c
tober, IL 10 Is ~! clpsed ID; NoNemoer,
SSss to 1914 closed S0's 10 40 ,..,,.,,,, IN
PORK opened strong, but soon oecilhsu ~
to l2t, rallied again aud closed at medium
figures; cash. : 70 TO s Htl; september
clos S.771a 10 $50 October clc sea 6.cO 10
$50; : ovembsr closed " . toS.
LAID fifmer; l-2 II CHER; cash, II L. 10
822 l-2: September ~ 10 G.25 q tober,
6.25 10 6 81 IL; November, els TO IS 20
Eoxed meats steady dry sailed enoul.
dars, 400 to 4 Is; short rio sides, 5tO to 300;
amor, clear, ) 20 to 5 IS
sfic MN poard-Wheat stronger, "a 10
nhigber. co,n. IL 10 a hisher; pork, IL
Richer ard nnch, nged
The Droyer, 10 .rnyl reports:
1 rnv ioionne eceint.. O0l: market steader;
ohinning steeri d ID $40, torkers and
ssaaaSars N to I 10 COWS bulls and n liked,
- ~ 10 ! az thrnnvh II, xas ca,tle nrmer al
SS SO a 10. weotsr, rangers steady at 8 50
to9S '''''
Jo"s Receinis 4 COO: NJ arkct stead er.
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UnhHppy MHH ~
Why persist in running your dises-
tion By eating uuwholesOme food; I'd
keeping it ruined by doing nOthin& 20
tion? Some think that dyspepsiu is
incurable. They are the ones who
have never taken Browns Iron Bltters.
This valuable family medicine makes
short work OF the tormentor and soon
enables the digestive APPARATUS to do
it's work. Mr.. II. Il. Collins, OF
Keokuk, Iowa. says, ~ used Browns
Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, and am
greatly benefited.n
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FRUIT AND POULTRY.

ONIoNs-St. Louis, 300 per barrel.
CABBAGE-I In crates, ESQ
CHIcKENS-HenS, 800; spring, 2,50.
EGGS-l5c per dozen.
BUTrEg-Best grade northern, 35c; best
Dallas County, l5G2Oc; other Texas county
butter, l2c, according to quality.
WATERMELoNS-75cttl 90 per dozen.
APPLEs-l00 per bushel; st. Louis, 3.5O
pc Dbl
PEAcuEs-Prime, 1,5oS2OO; inferior, 5Oc
per bushel.
LEMoNs--$l0 per box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., f0c.
Sw sET POTATO ES-$l.50
IRISH PorAT0Es-Texas, Csc; Northern,
zoe per bushel
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Do you think married people arc
happy, Uncle Jake? "Dat Rr bends
altogetder how dey enjoy themselves;
il dey hab chiliuns ana keep DR.. Big
gers Huckleberry Cordial, dey ar cer--
tain to be, for hit VIII cure de novel
troubles and do chillun teethipg."
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A Mammoth Melon.

Messrs. Tstum II Horn, gardeners,
who live some four miles south OF the
city, presented THE HERALD yester-
day with q watermelon Of the Osceola
species which weighed 10 pounds. Ssy'
eral small boys, while inspecting 1t,
swooned away from sheer excessive
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Reeds Gull Cure never fails! 1t
contains no quinine, arsenic or other
poisons, and is pnlatable 10 tho most
delicate taste. IL purities the blood,
clearses the liver, strengthens the di-
gestiye organs and gives tone TO the
whole system. A box OF pills free with
each bottle. This valuable medicine
is for sale at all druggists.
j. ". Crowdus Drug Co. wholesale
agents, Dallas, Texas.
DR.. ). L.. Reed, sole proprietor
ClarksviJle, Toxas,
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Sheriff Smith has conveyed Robert
f. Lewis, an insane man, to the lu-
matte asylum at Terrell. Lewis is a
South Caro- linian, and On emigrating
to this county located on Five Mile
creek. He has bson demented about
Elk weeks.
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LIVE STOCK.

THE quotations given below refer to grass
cattle, living weight.l
BEEyES--2 to &c II 10.
Cows--lIsig215 - ID; mich cows, COM
mon, $40 Is head.
SHEEP--Prime, l1z32c.
GoATs-- None on the market.
HoGs--3 to &c Is to.
BULLS AND sTAGS--1 l-2 to &c TB n.
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.wooI. HIDES AND pELTHIEs.

WooL-Mexican, free of burrs, nominal
Mexican Improved, loo; medium 10 70 lSc;
fine wool, according 10 dirt and condition.
IL 70 l2e; bury, . 20 3c per pounu teasi &c
cordirg 10 ours.
uIb6s--TriIQe pump dinfs, % pounds
and cp, &c per pvund; seeou.lR, plafnp
fiUts, n pDaDos and np, iJi per ponnd;
prime n9nl ara Eips, u - per pound. tnll p
and ettFs Z to - per p0Ono; dry called,
o.. arcJnilnV 70 csBr.ifiDn; gEseif sgited, =
/, - 4hI-pH -.f,1lIne, a.
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merits OF Hughes TOnic, az :, ,c,- 3
fcr chi Island lever. 7 recommend II
VIII sneyor al occasion presents, and in
10 case baps known - 10 fall. ever ia
tne most fibsiiDsts. (Signeol j. y.
Blarks,o l9Adtpn q Mark, Camden
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Order your cypress cisterns and
water tanks, from Callahan q Lewis,
New Iberia, La, the largest .manufac-
turerB in the South. ESQ
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MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Aug % money on call easy
at u per cent; prime M rcantile paper,
10 s.; foreign exchange quiet aud
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McKINy'ss, Asg. Dr. Special. "a.
w. snes a.sl ed Busis faa " ,llE; u y,
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conceded by th5 ne4t authofItf49 no
land, and it h. especially pomnspieo
by the celebrated Or. Do lewis,
- Rochester Democrat.
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C,pTT,)S.

Middling uplRnds .,,.,,.,.,,,,s''.... a. CIV
Middling Orleans ...r..-.. .....,rt.f "a ~
roNr: Closed Now York, onSyi new
Orleans, oull; Galveston, hrmi LiNerpooi,
dull -
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FNpoETs AND STOCKS.
Fxports from all United stale, ports thus
far THIS week: Great Britain, 5lj2, France,
Continent 9,lVi STOCK 81 all United
states pnrls: rnS Gly, i3l,7S'; This day
last year, 1881.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-28
Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.

The only Tine 70 take for Des Molnes, Mar
sh slltoEn. Cedar Rapids, C3i1soa, Dixes
Chicago, Milwaukee, Gad al points EaSE ID
the people Of Nebraska, Col0EA4o, wyoming
Jlah, Idaho Nevada, Orszc1, HeghiGgtoE
AID California Il oRerB Superior advantages
l2ot possible by any other fno.
Among q lev OF the EuEeCo11 points %
superiority enjoyed By the patrons Of this
road between Omaha and Chicago aye IL
sEo trains a daynol DAY COAGHE8 EAics
are the finest inst human EFT and ingenuity
can Greats; Its PALACE SLEEPING CAR2
whieh are MODELS Of comfort and elegance;
It's PABL0R OH WING R00K CARS, M
SURPASSED by any; and IT. widely esiebfats4
ALATK4L DINING CARS the equal Of
~ hich can .iVt be found elsewhere.
At Council Bluffs the trains OF TIA Union
esrifc Ky -ecnnect in Union Depot witt
nose OF ESe Chicsgo & NorthwestsFn Ry. n
Chicago the trains of this line make close
cSE necrien Rith those OF all Eastern Inca,
FOR Detroit COium BUS, Indianapolis, GIN
eSianati Niagara FANS, Buffalo, PittSoUrg
Toronto, Montreal. Boston, New York. Phils-
.tslphie, Baltimore Washington, and a.
'9efuts 10 me East, ask the Hekst agent fog
-zcs-ets via the c...r - r-.....
NORTHWESTERN"
Yfyou wish the best Accommodation Al
-jea>et sgeats sell tickets via this lima
L HUGHITT, B. S. HAIR.
Gen1 Manager een1 PAsA Agsn-
CHICAGO.
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Cheese.
Live stock.
buying prices.)
Fresh Meats.

Selling prices.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-09-26

course know that you are all wrong, Out
know that Ralph Carriston has stolen my
love-stoleu her because he thinks and hopes
that her loss will drive me mad-perhaps
drive me to kill myself. went straight TO
him-I have Just come from him. Brand, l
tell YOU, that when l taxed him WIN the
crime-when raved at him-when threat.
ened to tear the life out OF him-his cold
wicked eyes Ieapt with JOY: l heard him
mutter between his teeth, Men have been
mt in strait waistcoats for less than this.
Then knew why he had done this. l curbed
myself and left him. Most likely he
will try to shut me up as lunatic; cut
count on YOUR protection-count ON your
help to find my love-
That any man could be guilty OF such
subtle refinement of crime as that OF which
he accused his cousin, seemed to me, 1T not
impossible, at least improbable. But as at
present there was no doubt about my friends
sanity, promised my aid readily.
sand now" said, Tiny dear boy, won't
hear another word tonight. Nothing can
be done until to morrow; then we will con-
suit as to what steps should be taken. Drink
this and 60 to bed--yes, you are as sane as
am, but remember, insomnia soon drives the
strongest man out Of his senses"
poured out an opiate. He drank it
obedlently. Before left him for the night
I saw him in bed and sleeping heavy sleep.