The Dallas Daily Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 146, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 18, 1882 Page: 6 of 8
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THE DALLAS HEBALD THURSDAY MORNIHG MAY 18. 1882.
ALEX. ORTLIEB & CO.
613 and 015 Kim Street 014 and (JIG Pacific Avenue
WJ DALLAS TEXAS
JOBUEKS ASI WHOLESALE DEALERS IX
nsroTioiLsr
COMMERCK AND TRADE.
C()MMl;l 1AI..
Daila May 17 Tho number of new bus.
ness liousrs cuabllslrd In till" city gives evi-
dence of llif Increased Hade now being trims-at-tcd
In liullns over that nf any Inrn.ur year.
n.i i.i ...i..l.ll.l.l riliill honac exliprl lice no
diminution III Ihi'lr sales and yottlu r- aro hilly
oncthlrd uiu.c places of buslnoss op" 'I ni"
Booking custom than existed horu twelv """
Ka Tho IuoieHso Hi ihe numb roi J
1 specially iu.lu enl.le In cusi Hall and " ' ;
several small ll we " "'J ""l!;0"!
vrtfM'emont
vAiiLtiviu' i. t.iilArirt'U DHin
V. llrVTlhe lty and l'll h-H never ..
J;'" i i"iry enjoyed greater business prosperity
" l Kn lie d.Sng " ''" """1WS l'-r" '"
far ?r." .. Im-Iiik overdone Mil on the con lry
!h;.re is it. bI.Iv nut another )"'int In the
whole country where tliote Is a greater ncoossliy
re e houses 1 every line ..I gid
than exists in Uullus to-day. I hi" l t is ad-
ml I 1 by nil our dealers and there In tint .
"ranch of business represented here bulwhnl
these rugnged In It would lie glnd In nee inhere
Vm up In the .nine line. These fuel- will s..n
attract the Kttei.lli.n nf business men In other
i..u.l.. who will uvnll themselves ol lhe su
perior iwlvnitlHii.-i Ihls eliy Here as a coiniuer-
clnl lM.hit uud will t.il thaiusclvcs
HUOngUS. '
TKADK ITKMti.
A VimiiNiA City man recently J"11 '
ten I .. . me iAm.l.ca H" Willi 11 ho paid -.-U
''itfifbco-keopors In Los Angcle awl Nun Iter-
liarihuaouu. cs say the.e has never been a hcl-
U r 'nmi.eci lor a large yield of honey lh.ui now
exists. . ...
Hliice Novcinncr run um -
I
f the al.lpplug malum there Miye hwui hl.;e.l
r I... L.. i .Iiiuil (alllolllill. II'!'
W. nf..rai.e W hoxe of limes aiut 4.M
?Sr. fanner livln near fiunh Ana
lutein!.. K. make an experlnienl In lh; ul 1 on
nfrleo. He I.hh hail ex.. rlenee lu thu inlllta-
U .nof rlcoln the l.lanl.illon" "f tho miulli anl
in ..ilUtle.1 that ll will Rtuw In l. AnKele
mmnty. Ho will procuio tho Kced from luui.
.Ilspateli from Bt. I.ouU m l'f l"
hail Imi.roveil .InrliiK tho wc. 'ul althoi Kli
Imyor. ami -ellere are .till apart they are not ho
far away from each other an they were.
Inhla vxperhnintawllh the Ireintlli or In-
eet Plateau the F rench niilurnllal. h.i iier-
Ulntd that in i.ropoitlou toll a June hiiK
In Hi. powerful as a loeomutlve.
Ttie trike..f the li.-l.oom men at Miiskeirmi
MiehlKan. la proTinif a oerloiiH Injury to the Chi-
caKo lumber InarkeK ami a I.ih to tho m.ei.
rStVTAiiirr lii.1' uisu t. ...
mined In th Unlte.l Kli.K.li.m In ln oxnwU
Die proiliu uor I8iby 1m. ill totiH whl h wu.
largely In oiaemof any preeeillnK year amoiinl-
lug to 14ilHIW2 loua. . .
Iha Wltiuemuaa (Nevali) Mlw State .ayi:
PotaUKiaro now Wnl Mi'V" . "'"f "
noluti oil the .ulhern I'aeinu u'M'
Jornla. A the frelnhll. Irom I In;. W1''
car-load there la not miieii prom in mo uiw
uen for the uhlpper.
The K.a.il wvrk of roatiK'klng tho tipper waters
of the lluilnun with miliiiiui Mill i oiiIIuhi h. A
lot of 5 ti was plaecl 111 the Halm of t.lleail a
tributary of the lln.laoii. last week anil h
inoro have been taken from the lialehe.y at
KoHlyu Limn islanil ttila week to be plauieil In
Halmi.n river a slieaiu of ().weeo eoiinty. his
WH lonnerly a ni.eM.liiioiiMre.iiii bntluwalera
have Men ilepleleil lor many years.
The l.aneel nilla all. ntion to the InereaslUR
uliillerallon 01 beer wuli salt espee aly n the
aeal of 1 nilon where one analyst repurleil tli.il
twenty-four iiainples. examined by him diirlnir
tho laat unarler eontnliied salt 1 ho i.u.inlliy
of sail allln.uiih not atatcil l presuineil to liavo
btru siillh lent to consiiluto lose of adultera-
tion. The l.aiuet ay: "The purpose of the
alt la of iimme to inaku Hie beer drlnkor
thlraty and U. Iuduee him lodrlnu mi.relhuu he
flretliiteuded;" audit adds that the olfui.se Is
crime whleli ohkIH to be puulal.ed wllb ex-
hoKoyswrUbiiliieHfl In these waters says a
ChlncoteaKUO letter 111 the Haliliuoro Hun Is now
ery aillvo and lia reaehed Inteiast-
l.m tnue-"lU I'laulliiH." A uenrip-
HS. ollui oneramll will perhaps
iL n.u. culertalllllK to many of tho
oyator lovliiK reader i.t thu Hull lhere a.e
at least thirty vessels cnKaited In the bnaineM
lUsoyater 'Tlnt" Ktow n lh mom h of the
James river some eliihty mllct from Hill place
ndltiakeaatrlpol about live liny for a good
T..." ..in. ivi.riiliti win la to make the trip.
il n-turn. hvery moriiiiiR- a Heel
r . koriu.r n.r Hniiii.ton roads the
iiHviin aeanaelly of from ;u to I;uu
.....h thii Avertltttl belLIT NSI bushels.
h. n.t of'i.laiits. wUseli arc known In the
trade as "euliliillues
.1 . Oiirm"""1""" rtaisiu mi. unB..
aiidprl. es are sie-dy nriu.
T(.D1VBQUOTATIONa.
WHXAT Is""1 or' " I' Krade; Nuaraau.
""jSar new. We.; ol.L SKK'; shelled Jl.U
Oats- Axil. W"-'.
I(rr-.s4ii Wo qiiiiiu per Mishel.M)
ii.i.KN1'aree. OoimI demaud " tc
AiiiN We ni(i' at mills. i Je'.l ii; In atom
aeks II 40 to SI oU.
Ki.otia We .mole (Jlty Mills aa rouowa; aa.
I'.1 7Si XXXX il 40; extra tki 7ft.
Imported: XX per ewt r.' HO: XXX tt 20;
XXXX $3 60- eholw' fauiily. U "i lancy. H 'JO
California fancy f.'l 7..u4 ); clioiio ramily
t;i '..'iu.;i M.
Corn meal per bushel t 10
(ir.il.am Hour per hundred. H no.
The Inline kiuiii ni.irk Is ilo not show any
muteriiil ehinme alllioiiKh U unions are a Utile
lower lhi.li ll.e rlose i.i yvsleiilay. Wheat lor
May opened at and closed iiltl.-l bid
t'le'elosinu liuresoi the day before. Kor June
delivery ll sold on llrsteiill at ll v!4 and on Inst
0 -it I.2S.Y a niui ier of a cent .lei-liue since
yostcrday. Corn for Mny sold in the moruliiK at
vr. I h Hud in (he cTcniin; al thrcc-eiKhihs
l.elow the l.i-l sales tt.ecveuiiii! before. Kor de-
livery In June it opened on llrsl ml al T'J la and
close 1 al 72 7-s three .Uiirlera of a cent below
iasi evening's i lose.
A rplial.lv western correspondent writes: Al-
th niih ll.e in mil . if April I. us not been so den-
ial as one ui.uld wish the prospects of curly corn
planting arc very oic ourni;!. All over the
n .rlluvesl Inriucrs are mukii.K exceptional ef-
forts not only to irct In thu largest possible ucre-
airo mil also lo secure tnu aitir-
lioal possible plaulitiK of corn a-vcii
ll.n.uglinui tho Boulherii part of Miiiiwssola
w leu heretofore sprin wt.cat has been the
principal stapln. We have therefore two comll.
nous favorable to a iai'Ke crop -eirly and eure-
ful plaining and extcslve acieiiKe. In Kan-
Bus Nebraska and soiiihcru Illinois iKrcut lorn
proiluclnx urea.) It Is just cmuinc iicit.K- In
Ohio and luilinn.i plowiii); bus been dniu nnd
appearances everywhere throui;lioiit tlio great
corn belt are highly salisfuciory.
As to Ihe iiai.tliy ol old corn still avniluhle
for fccdine purposps there lira varying opiuioi.N.
Ji.li'iiill however from the hum. receipts of
!.; lor the past fun. teen days wo would infer
that Ihe scurcily Is greater than some are willini;
to admit ami as 11 will he six inoi.lhs before tlia
new crop cuii be madu available it I'.iIIi.wh tl.ut
litis scant surplus must lie inub rlully rcluced
mid inns form an element of uetivu speculation.
1I AY. SKICDS AMI I Kl.l.m 1 KM.
Tiik rooelpts of new hay are nbove tlio de.
maud and prices have declined since Inst re.
ports i here hnve also been liberal ollerings of
millet I. in at llns curly iiuie winie grass Is
g I the tukiuus huve hecii li'ht. Thu season
lorsceds is nboul over tiiid will the exception
of millet II. . re is only a small ilcniaud. f'ctd-
stuO's are llrui. hut oulsidc ol sonic small orders
from the pineries lu ihe tnst Ihe sales are con
lined to haul deinaiuls. We inole:
TII IMV H IJIH.TA l ll.Nrt
Fhkii Chopped corn per :no lbs. $2 2r; rrush-
cd com and cob per loo lbs II crushed corn
ami barley per ltlu llis. (2 40; corn brail per 100
lbs 7S.:.
IUV Dark Jf.CidS; bright fa From atoren-
Erairlo baled dark tiloniil.'.; bright $lt(.a)2u;
rlahU free on board car. U dark ill
UkaMAN Mu.i.KT Wo iuoto at 11 75; llttlo
unlet yi 4. lost to
(lardeu So per paper retail; wholesale 1 c
au per paitur.
tv un a iu vii iiiiii im uiiniiui
...
J'ltyTlSIO.Ns)
Tug provision market In ll.ls eltv c lUlnues
large and orders are coming forward from all
pails of northern Texas. The iiirAitgeiiu'iits
uu.de by mcrclitiuiH here by which any decline
lu prices north si. all atlei-l the market Mere In a
like manner has inaile this ihe great market for
incuts and bird to Texas. Our iiuotaiious will
always rctlccl th stale ol the market not only
here but In packing ceitlcrs of ihe north.
TO-DAY B UI'IITATIONS.
Bacon Long clear ldea U a short olear.
HIS breakfast banui lSe.
Hay Halt Louk clear aides. 11 V: abort clear.
12 '.o
Uahs :auvassed Its.
1 Alio Tierce btc; halt barrel l:ttic; l'alla 8
in in ll.s.l;;i.l4o. Jll.s. at tli.'.nu
'fhrre was no change lu the closing rlces of
l.ipss porK in i nil ago lo-uay inuu most oi yps-
terday. For May it sold at SI'J.I.'i. and Juno It)-
liipry al tlU.IJ.'a. Tho market was remarkably
stpiuly.
HOOTS AMI) H1IOE.H.
south or weat Thla M-Ing a great railroad cen-
tra enables our merchants to auccussfully com-
pete with other laioreil rlties lo Uie way of
cheap transportation for their guoda and aa the
eipi nse Involved in transacting business here
are light comparatively speaking country mer-
chants tlud it u their bcuelll iu a mouied point
to purchase here l'ricea are steaaly for all
staple articles and our iiuotaiious are revised
daily
TO-DAfi. Q0OTATIONB
Covkff- Rio common llV!; fair 12HlSc
choice l:l to i:iv Laguyra. U to lit Java 20
Tsas Imperial MX.W..V: Youug Uyaou 0itU
Oolong tiwikx-; Japan ftsoiiVaj.
sui.ARs We nuoie: Powdered ll.Ve; enwhed
IP; grunnlau'd IIS: standard A 1 11: Louisl-
ana white elarilled 11; yellow elarilieil leH to
lo't; choice l.ouislaniO.V". prime aaic
Mi.i.ashks u.uisiaua eliolou 7b pntue 70c
fair lo giaxl li.'. to 70c
Swkbt I'otatoks II S0(4?1 75 per bushoL
Klclt Wholesale H to
hin-)n lanel.lJ W; Liverpool In Backs J175
1 K-
Onions Red per barrel H 01 to 4 W yellow
14 ol. Ul ') OU.
Potato Ks New $.1 O'G-XW; Peachblow nono
lu inurkei: impoitcd .1 1 per bushel; early rose
:ti IHI.i.:l Ml nr itl.
CkAi'KKK !ikm X (tfSHX; XX. R'i : XXX
9:'d!.li n.tlllt lit-'- irhtfcr Ml. AOS. 11 W.
Woap Olive bi per Imx: blue indla X lb
hars CI 75 per box: lb. bars 14 75 per box; 1 lb
ttars . 7ft per box. turexa uoap xa so. vy
Olone & 7ft.
Hkans 7 to 7H' per pound.
('AMii.m-rtuir. full weight 15 to 10
I'liKKsK VV. K 1.' 1-2; lull cream Its.
Ho. mint and (JaiTs 6 50 pur barrvk
lJKIKO Al l'I.KS 7 Vth.
I.kikd Pkaculs Uupeelcd 8; pooled 11c
per iiounil.
I'l Kt.ks $11 Wiis.12 per barrel; half barreli
17: 11 rm.
Coal Ou-110 dtg. Ilro test in baraia 17;
lu cases. S2 IKI.
Cumins Pins Ro.nul 6rc; sprmar HI per Dox
M KAst.'iiKs H bushel. Iron 'iunl i
dozen: iwo-hiN.n nails. (2 lu: throe-hoot.. 2 25
Tubs Tli ice nest K'J 2.W2 sr.; oii'ht neat CI 2fi
No 1 S'J 76 per dozen; No. 2. S 75 ; No. 3 7 76 pot
uocil
W ash HnA'.ins Wood 81 85; line 1 85; Now
Kra 12 fttifp.a 7U.
Wki.l Hiivkkth frl 00(81 25 nerdozon.
l'owi.Ka Ei lift per keg of 25 pounilii; 12Xdo
j;l ix; do SI 'JO; blasting kegs 1 Ul.
SHOT Drop bug. 2 10 U) &l lo; buck 12 115 to
3 411.
MACKuam No 1 barrels St 1: half barrels 87;
klls l.l 10; No. 2 barrels : 50 to $10; half-
barrels Kft mi to S; klu '.t. to !i:; No. s barrelB
ft lo S'J; half-b irrcls 8ft to 8o fx kits 750 to
15.
t'ANOY Bllck 13 to 14c a pound. Fancy 16o.
lo 2fai.
Roi'U Ksal X Inch basis OX to 10cj cotton 19
M ihhopri ClPBR per galloiL
Vinkiiak Per gallon l.smAx-
Wkai-pihu I'.ii'Ki: I'.hgaud straw 41oto75o
UTAKIMI &v')at
J mis Wo iiuoto llo per gallon for glar-ed.
CriK'ks UK: per gallon for glaied.
l'KA;llh-2 ll.s. ii I5W.2 4'.; 3 Ibl tlOaS 40.
Toiiatoi:s-2 lbs. HI ((! 4'.': 3 lb U iifwi 1 75
Haulh Kkaot. this U'J Oil: half bbis H4UI.
DUV OOODS
market in north Texas which fact will no doubt
Induce larger ahipnienta here aa the season ad
vances. Hovers here are active a0 coiupeiiiion
la lively l'ricea are steady at our quolatioua:
vlt'OTATll.Na TO-UAY .
Fine spring per lb . 26 to 2 .: meillum sprlnr
per lb. 22 to 24e.; Mexican improved per lb. li
lo l'Je.; burry of all grades 2 lo So. olf. i
Holes ury llint. sound and heavy 12 to hc;
dim. light 1. to 12c; dry salt heavy. 11c; ditto
llglil V 1-2 to Pe; wet salt 7 to 71-JI gri-en
1.011-1115 1-2 ti. lie; all damaged wet or dry
half price. I.eerskiiis 20 lo 22c; shcepskius 2o
lo 5 c; shearlings 6 lo c.
Hceswax 14 lo l.v per pitund as jier color.
Tallow In barrels ft; lu cake is- per pound.
We lake the following iruiu Waiter lirowu A
Co 's last w.H.leirculai:
Tlie wool markel lias been stiady since our
r port ol a week ago with a fair deiuniid ;i'roiu
maunfuctiirers; aut whi e we do not note any
advance in the values of line washed lleeccs.
t u n-is a little stronger feeling on the purl of
d al. rs in me belief ihulllu- new clip In. 111 Ohio
Mtchlgun etc. will be late this seisiu. and thai
all ihe llccce wis.ls now iu Ihe markets will bu
wauled before any other isavuiluble.
'I ho demand continues to be limited to line
and the belter medium grades of wool; loiv me
ilium and coarse are iu but lililc rcuupst for the
present wants of manufacturers. The prospwcls
iudicam quite clearly thai Ihe mi Is this seuson
will run 011 g.Hids ici) ililug the liner grades of
raw material and these will probably meet with
ipiiek sale at satisfactory prices: w hile Ihe low
and coaise iiuuliiles will bo neglectpd.
The mill kilts closely sold up on unwashed
wools ol ho grades now In general tiso among
iiiiiunl.i -Hirers ami new clips as lltpy arrive
areipiickly lakcn for cotisnmplion at lull iiuilii-
ti"iis. The reports In. in Kansas and other west-
ern points 111eutl1.11 the lighter condition of the
vois this year ami their averaging some
P .uiids less to the llccce than tiny did nisi sea-
11. This falling oil' I.i ihe weight ill a grout
mcilMlle is probiil.ly .lite tu the hlghpriceot
grain dining ihe past w inter causing the grow-
ers to Iced less com to llteir sheep than usual
t' ru I ediug iu winter makes hih.I but al the
s .i in- luue il makes yolk as well and ad Is to thu
shrinkage of tho wool when clo.iu.ed for work-
lug al the mill.
.ii.inutiictiiicrs buy all wools on nn estimate of
the cnslclean ami 111 this respect are ready to
u i' due ere In to lots ol superior eharucUr. nnd
will pay the value iu the grease wnicli the mer-
its ot an improved coiiiliiiou will warrant
'I he growers w ho coiisiL'ticil ilieir clips to east
ern markets Inst year were ireucrallv well suiis-
lleii Willi mo result; ami their wo 1s were an-
prcciutcd by cousumcrs w ho while Ihev do not
cure particularly wluro they buy their stock.
provided It docs not cost too high at the sumo
time expressed s.iti-l'iuilon iu gelling wools as
direct lit mi the proiUicer 11s is araetli-al.le. They
are disposed lo etici.uri.u'e Ihe system and we
ncii.'Ve unit all growers who ailoiit tins mellio.l
oi disposing of tlicir clips will liml tnal tho
r-'sull of a series of veais will acctuu to tlicir
auvuuiugo
lexus wools have atlviiuced 0110 cent and
choice northern clips nrc iiuntttd at 21.. to :12c:
averuge uiuo 21. 10 'j'.ie.; ct.oice western cups 2ii
to 2'Jc; uvcr.igo ditto 14 tu Oe. hales .u.ihjj
pauiuls.
UAltUtTAHK.
W. R. HOWKLL.
J. W. HOWILL.
HOWELL BROTHERS
WHOLESALE '
Boots Sd Shoes
639 & 641 ELM STREET DALLAS TEXAS.
kindred trtttW rome In freely from all dirci-
..ns and the shipments westward ludicaie a
rapid develops.. t f tie counlrv along the
inesol the ucw railroads coinplcted lust year
Our .U..l.itions evidence the low prices prevail-
ing lu Ihis city.
TO-PAT"! (JUOTATIONS.
BntCK At the ttliusyfin un run.
tiioNH Al tho Dallas quarries ftc par O 't lc
foot 11 for foundation: lj for wau a!lij f0I
dressed front
LiiMHrut Yellow pine njirh. o 25 ter 100
let: over 21 feel In leusth: J2 60. Matched and
ilressed tioorli.g and tlniKliing $2 7ft- ceiling
J!; celllUE. 112 60-. vll'
aidiiia- ti- while nine oclllua. si i
common: wiuie pine si ting tlrsieominon (2 50
aau ami wa.i.iu 11.Kiru.tf iiiu per tuoiisand
.H.'i.ii uiiwiii uoio nines n-. n.uKn wai.tr .
11 to I.MI. Couimou doors SI t'o to 3; aih i
to 5 00 as to si
tiHlNDI.r.s Yellow r'ne S3 50 to 4 25; white
plr.e KI ftu to
t l r No 3 M 2ft.
Cypiosa No I ta; No 2
Posts 4'. dar J12 50: Bolsed'arc 516.
I.ATiia (Kt (shu t per thousand.
Ckmisxt Roscudale S3 75; LouisylUo S3 50
Portland IK1 50.
DiuiN 1'irx & Inch lfc porfoot; 4 Inch 2Cc
men. 7v; 7 men 4ix'; men w
i'l.ASTKa Pakih Per parrot S4(u4 50
Hair Per putind. 7ie.
Cejiknt Floes 6 Inch S7)ic; 7!nch 40c; Cinch
ceiling joint i; a men cup aoc; 7 men uiiiug
lo.ni el .-.; incn cap 00 euc
Mitkd I'AiNis Kcnitv for use and all colors
II 2.(4l si per gal. All tho tested aud suunlard
makes Are on sale by Uallas dealers.
Wmrs l.KAiv Mtrutly pure S7 2.
I.imk Cooj eri d AiistJn 52 per barrel; bulk
)1 50: li miis 11 car lots otte; per barrel tl 25;
L.anas in 101a -ee; jer i.usuei
1 tasts.' Oa Kaw 60c: M.ilJit 7'a
iVailvoaas.
DIIVO.S.
rNI.IKE many other cities lu tho inulli and
west. Uullas is seldom nllected III her wholesale
trade by wl.st is known us ll.e dull season.
W hen 0110 crop b comes exhausted another
comes iu and tiius trade is continuous whereas
If business was dependent 011 the colioti crop
alone there would be long periods during the
summer months when transactions would bo
light Tlio dry goods liku all others lu tlio
citv has continued lo Increase and sales are re-
purleil by dealers as far belter than ever before
at this Hc.iaou. A very largo number of mer-
chants In north If ins never think of buying lu
auv other market and Ihoso who do investigate
prices iu more distant cities are sure to return 10
tills place whore they tin I they can buy as low
and on as favorable terms as In any other whole
sale point iu the country. There are only a lew
changes to note in our quotations prices gener
ally ueing very linn anil stea.iy.
TO-UAY H ytoTATIONI
Prints Freeman's 6; Lodl 5; UlmiroatOT
Harmony 6; Cocheco i'.K; Murrtinac f.V
Greenwich 6 s; Allen 0; Alblou aollil 5s; I'oa-
body solid. 5s; IVubody black 6V; Himpson
bla:'k 6; Blinpsuu uiouri.iug fit; UlotiuoaUir
mourning 0t.
HKAVY H.lliWN 1)0 H RBTICS AUgllBUL 4-4 i
Indian Head KVi; Bwlft Creek 4-4 6'i .Ktna
4-4 Kdgelleld 4-1 7; Ciils.l 4-4 7S
Derby 3-4 6; lilcu.lale 3-4 rs; isau-nez.
3-1 C: CharU'rUak. 4-1 4'.: I.ako Oconto.
4 4 7S; Ureal Western 4-L 8; lutorualloual
4-4. 5V
r INK HHOWK DOMKSTIC lao ticorgo 7t
HarvesL KL.: I'lK'ahotilas. 0: Orcat Fans 7 s
Peerless. 3-4 5 Plum Ulaiid bi A'.laiitlo 8;;
Ureeulir or Hit.
III.KACIIF.n 1IOM1WTICB HOCIUL 101 Httlltiy
8tlo. : lloiinosvlllo. 7't: Forest a; nig lion.
aura 7-8 6S: Auburn 8S; Ixmslale P
l.oukdalo. cambrln. 13: w amsutUk 11: New
Mills 13; Iilamoml Hill cambric 9; Kuhjht'a
cambric OS; Hero 4-4 9; Hem 7-l a; Buflaid.
are rich in Ihe natural
Pallas Is mpldly coming In Ihe front aa an
I. ni Hunt market for boots anil shoes. Tho
stocks kept lu this brunch of trade are full and
ciii.nilele. ami few cilics III thewust orsuiilh
call boast tl belter ussor'menls There Is una
iidyaniHge tblscliy Inls over any inner in una
line ol business which is II. al all tile l'.VhIs are so
lcclcit Willi an eve single to the wants of till
section of the country and couutry dealers can
sccuie lust what tnev desire and what la most
salable. Prices here are fully as low aa ate those
of any other wholesale point lu the country
irowlll In the roads and a hand can Willi his 1 aud the goods are .old on like lavoial.lo terms
tonga lake up one nini'iivo ....
Timiig oyslers. 1 hey are about the slool a hall
Jfait Knglish walnut and he gels eenla pir
V..." . ..... li i- at from a3 loK. Ier day.
A favorable trip of iruiu twelve to lllleeu hours
tiula the vessel ill Cliliicotcnguo l.av when they
are nioaily plained in the Ma.ylai.d waiera Iroui
UA .... Killea flinty lllla l.oil. L
The plai.tli g consists In scattering them In the
Sav ao lhallh. y will bo thickly ul tlio la.liom
-T7 i.r mid not more Ihuu tom blug cm h
olher. The whole cost ol Planting to Ihe ow tier
who hires the vessel and ihe wora will roach 2i.
nuia a bushel lie has his gtouud.or Ills wnler
rather slaked off and In iwo yearn his oysters
li in he taken ill. and sent to mar
ket. They ooiainand 511 cents a bushel hero or
tl 10 In ilailiuioro.riii.a..c.p..i nun
... i.i .s nor barrel ol three bushels.
The sh ppmg trade Is still .pillo lively lu re
... i ...... .i...l. for Philadelphia aieevery day
I. . inr m'V III". Ihvtiaduwul not close Itiitll
Jl KKNStt AlttU
11 Ll am la fast becoming known lliroiighonl
north Texas as one of the cheapeat and la'sl
uueeiisware markets lu the counlrv. I 'rulers
here Import their own g-ds selected with care
aud pnckcil lu small crutes Hiillanic 111 every
wav or mis irauo. i no sui mucins loiurcouu
trv are rtii idly Increasing and each sueccdiug
week shows an Improvement iu sales over the
one preceding IL
TO-II AY HI OTATIONH.
Assorted crates. If. to 175.
Tumblers 3fte to 11.00.
Htn.icwarc. nor Ms irallnns. tlO.OO.
Lanipa-U. 11. 11.75; ll. 11. U.'s U. S. T I-.50
FtSII AMI 41AM K
valo. 7: Caml.iidce. 7-a. 7: IVerlesa. I t 6s.
1)1 ckb Arkwrtght 16; cttriek. a-os. 12: Mark.
S-ol12V Murk lih.s.17: Havago H-ui 2: lluiup-
aeu. tirownanilitrah oo let itaimten A .v. do. 14:
thuslou lU-oa urowu auuiirau i; MolilanX 40
inch. 23: No. H 41) Inch. 42; No. A 5J inch.
57 S: Hold Medal Blue 14H; l.lon brown and
drub l:L
I'LAioOsNABi aos-l.ella 7V: K(s)nomy
Oltawa SV Michlg.ui .; Uelle 7s; Wotal-
lawn aV; t'alawba t)...
Tickino Aiuoiseag AC A IIS'; Hatulluiil 12;
Holy wuoil plaid 11; Htaudard .. 10: a a Ion L
V" ;ouioga 111
MVK STOCK.
TiiRcnllle trade of this oily la becoming one
of greater l.nportance than many may suppose
'I hero are a number of dealers hero who are
anxious to buy all tti.it arooilere.l in a condition
suitable for shlplug purposes uu.l hardly ailay
iiiihmcs when cars are not toa.icii al Ihe slock-
rds for Chicago and Ml. l.ouls the rcccl.ta
are atill far la'ii.w the iieiKaiid nun w title the
TilKitE bus been a groat Imi.roveinent In the
hardware Irade of this city iliiiitu; the t reset. L
season and oi lers are coining in from all di.
reclions very freely. Already Dallas
is becoming noicd fot being one of
tlio best markets lor hardware in
thu country. Our intTchaiiLs have ll. most
favorable freight arrangements unit they assert
positively Hint they enn place llteir goisls in any
locality ou railroads In tills stale sons loc ost til
purchaser less than if shipped from auv other
point in the west or south. These facts iiro be-
coming generally known and country mer-
chants soon take advantage of the benefits and
laciniies tune lound In Dallas ami it Is from
this cause more than any olher that our eliy Is
cnjuylttg her heavy trudc lu tins line of goods.
tu-oay a ciroTATloXH.
AXoa Calllus'. tier dozen. D.ftO: Hold Hollar.
per dozen 8.00; Diamond Kdgo per down
10.25: Double lilt 20.14).
Hhovela and Spades Rowland's discount SO
percent; Amca' list steel goods discount 40 aud
lo per cent.
Rubber belting Discount 50 per cent.
Nails 4.25 rale.
Horse shoea 5.75 per keg.
llorso nulla Northwestern. No. 7. 5 50; Nn. .
5.2ft per box.
iron lo rate.
Wool plow 7c ; lay 7c ; cast lSo per pound.
Sheet iron 27 ll Oo; galvanised discount 30
per cent.
Skillet and llda. fie Per pound : auunr tcttlca.
5c per lK.uiid.
sun irons I i-2c per pound.
Tucks In boxes loo impcrs 1.50 per box.
tirub Ilia's per dozen. 0.00: railroad nicks.
per dozen D.iX)
Jlatt.a ks per dozen. 11.00.
Scales Fairbanks discounf'ift iter cent.
Howe discount 2ft per cent.
Tin plate 1. C I x 11 per box 8.01; I. C H.V.
2u per box a 00; Feme 14x20 per laix 7.60'
Ferue 20x2a per box Ift.ft0.
Tinware pieced discount 60 nor cent .
ataini.ed discoiml. 40 per cent '
soiiier fto i iu;; o. 1-2 and 1-2 18c per
pound.
iiai.i.it metal io to iftc nor Pound.
liar lead 7 l-2e per pound.
No. 1 duck horse collars 4 25 per dozen.
Nn branch of business in th's citv 1ms grown
more rapidly In tho Inst year than that of drugs.
Dealers have shown a commeniliiblu energy in
pushing their tne'e into every .ortioti of the
stale and to-dny there Is not another wholesal
ing point in rcxiis thai rail boust of us large
shipments in ibis line us Dnllas. one prime
reason lor this Haltering rcsu't Is the low prices
at which stilea nre cllcctcl heir and drillers are
at all times w illing to duplicate auv bills made
li y oilier ciiy iu the west wl.h.'.ut consider.
ingfi' ighis The quotations below uro revised
uiul corrected:
TD-PAY'R QI.'OTATIUM).
Anil Bulphiirlc i.er lb 8
Acid citric per lb 7f
Acid oxulic per lb 2ft
Acid turliiric i.owdered per lb
Ammonia carl.. per lb
Alum per lb.
Arrowroot peril.
Ilalsam. cojiulba per lb
Borax refined nor lb
Calomel Am. j.er lb
Castor oil per gal
Cassia buds per lb
iTeum turiar pure per lo
Corrosive sublimate nor lb
Chloroform per lb.
Extract logwood hulk per lb....
tilycerliie. bulk per lb
uum aranic. select per ID
Oura asuafirtida per lb
Hum camphor per lb
Uum opium per lb
iodine per lu.
72
. B'i
. 5
. 4H
1 no
. 18 -
THE PIOTUEETJERrjfjTEOjIEXi!
uJLf Gl3HJ!iAl)Q antlSiflTl Ft dv
rl "III
CONNECTIONS
At OALVtSTON with yn' .
fcieamera lor Key West and Newic'. u "
gan Line Slcainera for New Orle.
obCorpus ChrisU Ito."
At ARCOLA with I. A 0. N r b .
t olutnbui al towns in I'.ruznrii to
At ROSENBERG with a. H 7
sunset Koutej Columbia VidL'
w.s.d l.ull.ig Sun Alilonl arL c Hu-
W'ostrrn Texas and m!'.. k1 ?IU.
llo.isu.n and star 1 CriSi " oi
Daumont Orange. l!ike ChX'
Souihcnst North ai K ! "Vsl "f
Texas y Mexican K y for W ha 7 Wk I
and stations on umt line. n"uruu. Victorta I
A TlTi r.TJTT A"W wl.k tr .
tow ii nusnn .sau M-ircos New Tit '
San Antonio and Laredo. "
At w"PLE vlth Mi8S0Url R'J to
At MORGAN with Texas Central R fr
Wai o. toss lilco. Ireilell r . V V
poinis on that li...' a"UI' t"t0 HI
At CLEBURNE with IlioChlcago Tcxm
Mexican Central R'v lor AlvarL ?j
Hill. Dallns and the North. y jS &
At TORT WORTH with Ml-aonrl Pu
nnd 1'oxas M cache R'ya for all t-h?. '
most lines; for Kl Paso Santa Fe ia. V.
Cisco and the l'acitlc Coasi i. a CCL
t.'ity St Louis Chicago New y k' ZiZ
points North. F.nst and West "
-Sco that your lickela road oyer ttii lln.
SuTFor full information address-
USUAR (i. MURRAY
lien'l Paaa kot
OALVEHTON TEXAS.
SI 25 to 1 (VI
50
50
....110
20
50 to 00
50
25
.... 40
.. 15 25
3 75
Leaves huchu short per lb 25
Leaves senna Alex. per lb 25
Morphia sulph. peros tl to 4 25
Oil bergauiot per lb S3 00 to S! 50
Oil lemon per lb 8 00
Oil peppermint per lb 8 '25
Oil wlnlergreen per lb 8 50
Oil olive Malngo nerval 150
PotasB bromide per lb 50
Potass Iodide per lb $2 60
Qulitia sulph.. per oz $2 25 to 2 5(1
Sulph. iiiiiuidla er ox Jl 71.
Sul.h. elnchonlilla per in 1 to to 1 10
Seeds canary per 11 10 to 11
Soap castlle mottled per lb 10 to 11
Soap castlle w hile per lb 15 to 15 X
splrlla nitre sweet per lb 50
strychnia crystals $1
1niloca per lb to
Wax while per lb aj
Uames two loop 4.25 per dozen; three loop
4.50 per dozen.
1 race chaliis-41 1-2 a 2 4Ke per pair.
Back bands three Inch 1.76 j.er down.
Clevises oc per pound.
The New York Co.omcrclul Itiill... In
"F.tirope can share enough pig-iron to virtually
11001 mis mantel and It is a question If there
would not already have been an execsslvu sup-
ply here were it not for the lack of a..nieli.t
unge ami the consequent high rales of freight to
1 imu.1i maim pons lllll ircight charges
are B..areully thu only obstacle to heavv lm-
pollutions but from the best Information at
nauii 11 seems a reasonable presumption that an
.ibuiidiuicc of freight room and easier rules are
not lo be srrurcd for some time to come To all
ai.pearau. es sellers are making the most of ihe
situation for while not urging stock upon the
tuarkcL Ihev miss 110 m..ii.rt......e i.r tinin
prices remain llr.n tor good smooth stuck lower I orders at the 'prlrva that have ruled eurrcnt sluee
gr.uies snow a we.iKeuiug leuoeiicy. 1 1110 iitsiui uie year.
Tur mcri'hanlsof this city are well supplied
with Hah from the Hull and also from surroudiug
I'.ll. nrff
Xu hukIis.. pallllililet ileacrlbea Iho origin of hakes and atieams
the opium trade asiiiiniueieu uum r ... .
M. ..' u. 11.1 u.iverinnellL 1(1 rl ll - III 1 1 K. as It
d.usa. k) Iliai power a large i an of lis Indian trade (iaino Is out of season aud oysters have
' . ' ....... j. irv it.i.n-.ttMii . . I. .... u. I I . lit imirkt.i
revenue a rei-v.n. r.ii - - ............ ........
net opium
There Is a limited deuiaiul
for llsh Iron some of the towns on the railroads.
but Ihe sales ate generally tout. lied to lis al
stales tho
st ;H.2Mioo.
hundred
Aboul hall ol
blue-bHk
leveuiie lor ii-
Kiehlv-elght thousand sovetl
nine rnesw nviw
sold.
i Ir ibla ouaiitltv was pnalu.td lu
Benaal. and sold In Calcutta al perrnfat
TO-UAY 8 viruIATIONg
Viaii Red. sheenhead and InniL lOVc; Near
Orhaiia red sliapper 1.'; Spanish mackerel 'Km.
....1 1 u air. The remaiudi r ot the opium
rrn t'loitral India and was fX.orled
fruiu lloinhay. On llns vjpoitatloll a tux ol Sine
Csrcheal was paid the Kngllall govornnient It
estimated tl.ut there aiu in China one million
-mkranl tl.illall ol.lllm. T'heV PXIII.I V.
tAW.Oial per annum. Altogether the sniekersof
opium In China nmnlair at least two miliums
il.la habit coals tl la eallmatcd. a lutul of
tl2fti0xi each year Tho opium stalls. tcs lor
l-.li.l M.uti.a art TrlaltveiV ti.r.i.l.latile. The
ilovelopnient In the iinpoitauous is alarmli g I aide apriug.
llOUgll IO warra.il aiinivuii iiuaj ii tnv snir
Joel i he liiiH.rintttms In lrii Ink. this rouutij
..n wn iw inula of opium of a old valve ul
1525 Wi Five yeaia later the Imports amounted
U 170. Tial iHiunua n increase of aluio.t usi pvr
tlm .....i.ev taliiaof which waa t.i4..aj.
m the following three rears Ihe lu rosso
I I . III. I In 1H77 tlio MUaillllY K
i...iinii. tuxu.da. Ill IS70 etude ot.lum
!.-. it tula rounlrv to Ihe amount uf
a.a7IJ lb" while In lsNill.o iiuautliy ha-lln.
creased 14J per cent. M .rphla an alkaloid uf
opium waa Imported In Is7 u. llieextenlof unit
than 4.0 0 onnii'a and (our yea s laier In New
Ynrx alone men) were mi-i. s?'
r... ..... i.. vmr.ln lh extent of drug ism
unii.Uon are nwi'ssarlly linHrl'l but so large
number as 4 0iJ0la given aa the e.tlmaie ol
oplunrestera In Ihe United Slates. These useta
ail ll. lri- n.i.ilnt lieallv 6.IKSJ.00' KralllS III sat
isfy llii'in each year. The allowance In be matt
fnrainuglliig wld Increase Ihe sad totals to Is?
recorded. 1 Im.i. about Uie country tho habll la
leyelol.lne. I .neat slatlallea. aalil to be tllllrely
trustworthy of b.wna lu Illinois. Indiana Ohio
and Kentucky report three tu all optuui-eatoiB
lu (very loo inhabitants
1H1C.IK.S 81'KINtl WAtl)N4KT.
Tina la the great renlral depot for all kind ot
wagons (niggles carriages etc. from w hich
country dealers gel their supplies. The follow
ll.g an) ruling pin es ncre:
n-..-ikv'a .ia.TiiiWa
PH A rr 4'ls: isjlca tM16 serdol
Hcoinas-tirade H and at.rlng. lop. t'lOSHOO; do
ntvuu atnai'HO! do side st.rllnia. Ini.. lllxvol:tft:
sllebarIH'4ll: dnphactous.tl'zVwtl.'aJ- A grade
iiow.i:
do id aoloua II.S's'.vOii:
bump scat buggies i7at2' piatrorm sprli'irt
Sllo120i throe si ting wagons V0.U5
.a.
COAL AMU WOOD
an . i i alilomenla of coal and clinrcnal are made
dally from thla city In la.lnisall over ll.ecoi.nlry
a inM tut at. .....ICS arv Kl 1 iitnni.tas iu: en ill
prl.v sime fair weaiuer nas umi.v uam us. i ue
lolluwlug are revised quotallons:
TO'llAT a ni iiTaininn
Coal Indian nation ti per Urn
Cnaa asi lu. liarntl.
W ooiv-Osk. hickory nd aah S3 00 ln3 50
per cord. Sawwl auive wiod la retailing al the
tale uf 14 50 In I Ml per cord .
v.haicoai ttinenia per narnu
COOPKKAOB.
TlttRR Is a steady demand hero tat pnoperagt
and rta.perage l. k of all kinds and orders
from uie country are frequent but not generally
rery neavx
to-hat qvoTATinns.
RAI1 AMD IIBKAllHlVPr.
' Aint'T four hundred buahels of Vedlterran.
' an wheat wer received lu this oily to day.
part by wagon ami pan i.y ran Horn cedar inn
Bind other polnia on the dllrerenl rallma.le. (.lar
arliatdef wheal was shipped toUaPfeatun yaa.
taaslay and one to ihs aainv point to-day. two
. - tjars of nam any kavllni and will be forwarded
to (Minn lesaa to-morrow Tha reeolpta nf
w and oats wan light and Ihe pmhal.llllle
. art. that the arrival will be small for a week or
two and until new oala are nlTered nn tha ana.
kal. Thar waa aa acUrt demand fur tour aud
ilnlaias barrels. 11 6o ha f bamli II tfi keaa.
5rs aiuar barrels. 55: half UrriU 49; hoop poliat
per liw. "
OHIH'ERIBSa
Tut whnleaalo trade nf Dallas haa InereaaM
Wnuderruliyin ine pasi year ana ik oranri haa
(ipMintM-u more rat.i.i.T ii.au mat oi gnsnea.
The business In this line Is now m-exb-nsir
with all north Texaa. and la gradually and imp.
manently pemveailng ihe territories i tha weal
ndtiinhweitnr the state. It baa been fully
demonstrated thai this illy offers advantages
lo the merchants of thla stale on accounl ol
prollmlty and cheap frelahta which are above
and paramount to those of all olher cities In lot
Million sheep are arriving more freely but
they are not generally lu real Hue condition
and some are ollered oil the market w hich arc
reallv unlit for butcheilng purposes. There bus
been a remarkable scarcity of veal calves al all
the exehnuges this scuxiil mid there Is an no
live enquiry for them uf good llsuies Dogs are
coming iu slowly and the demand has almost
ceased. Prices for all kinds ot gmal lal sloes
are very linn and are readily tnkeii ul quota
Until.
TO-PAY O QUOTATION.
llayr CATTi.r Corn-led 8(..'D cents.
Uahm cowsFat 3it.tij couta
Siiiri'iNu 3S' I eenls.
Stli k 1'er bend Sbmtf'J'l.
Milch rows With calve. f"'.Vitf4&
Hi-u.M.iKiis lVr bead. IHVa4ai.
Hou Coru-fed .'.evftsaccula; limber fat Ml;
It.a k 2sw-i.
Sus'Kr Milium 3ta3S cents; itock per head
at fi . no
HonsM Kxtra fine per span SX)"iSrW fancy
harness SI.MIntJ.W livery harness S7'kiii;&;
fann.S.'aka l"Hloi. fl.wtVlO.
MoLKa-txlralieiySi2;i4tf20l); medium S09
90: small tM$5.
The National l ive stock Journal publishes
the following contribution by O 11 llolhwell.
ii in si.bleel of t.ruetli al sliecp htubamlrv
In the jaillliiry liuiuoeroi mo aonroai mere is
a hint that a large amount of valuable rx.c.
rleuooof slu phcnis Is never published. It la thu
dark aide of the niicstltin. but ll la none the I
luiporlaiil lor iielug the.iara sine io oeaauieil
lu any iiusinesssuineieniiy io secure succp. w.
moailinoiY ihe itoiuts of falliin. as well as of sue.
cess. Mcll.lliks.il iiieeouor iiiki a iniiiii nun-
eulae his exmr ence w in sroiosui ins neluli.
Ijra aallatruek them twelve or foiirl. pii years
ago when counties thonaauda of ib lima aeie
fnreviir sunk tu central Illinois ancrs many
men that were weal'hv lost all by lioldluir on
with it death-like grip In largo Harks Iimi long. It
would bo Interesting dome one may he ready
to ask: What caused all the loss and
thai to men who nau inauo nearly
ail tlu.w l..l ii. . I nf sheet.? It was roriainlv
. . . t .... . . i . ..
not Walltl.l CXlHTieucea AS i...iersia.i.i u IUV
trouble was brought about by oversus king.
T.a uiany aneep at a lime mien wis. i went
down and laud went up. feed went ui: and
neatly all the il.vks of that coiniliy had l.s.i-rol
aud seal. Land nlltiO to 175 per acre: corn al
4.s ni ..S" w.s.l at Jiv loiV: wllh.llscastilai.een.
and oterst.s kr4 a. luucn ronlhlei.ee In the
(liH-k: still Milling them llitough. and iioentlle
range illtl lit worx. At tne aame nan. snep.
herda In Missouri with Plenly of rauee aud
souad tlotka swam through all right made
money eery year Hut many men fail as tl.s k-
inasiera because they lliluk thensla little to learn
ala.nl Ihe business ll I a Irada and our that Is
not easily or uuleklv learned A rvmhI arade
merino sheep will lose money for no pvnemiia
feeder and thla la the class or snccp mat Mia.
anurl la IhsIii stia-ked Willi rapidly. Of course
lr the larlu" on wml la materially lowered It will
play havoc with tho growers on high priced
and. lu fact at this dale man timii have
really good sl.erp. aud know how In banule
them louiekethein pay uultaa ho hu a Vary
0 ip range io suniiuer ineiu oil
WOOL AMU Ml KM.
i.iyroit.s.
Tiik liquor trails of Ihe eltv has been nctlve.
and (he heller brands ol go ls nre lu ucllvc re-
uuest Shipments have been heavier than t
any loriner period lu the History ot the trade of
nn mis. i ne trade iu tins line is assuming
large rosrtlons ami extends to nearly every
county lu the state 'I he low prices at wiilch all
grades of liquors are held lu re renders this one
of the best markets in me stale.
Tll-I.AY llt'OTATION.
Alcohol 12 50 per hl as rer hloh wtnra.
Vt'HISKY-Reclllled. II KSitl 50 aa nor nruof
sour mush one year old II ws. two years old
2 ougrtfj 25; ilmv year old SJMssvtJ 75; fancy
v-a.ra ii.uw iiis.t etinsv as tier atic.
Winks Claret In case (t per quality; Cav
tawha per gal. WVmisI 50: PorL 11 StV.x: sl.orrv
per aai si .i.uwi. .ninieira per gat l ootaai: While
wine in enses isn.biiv
v..runBj rf.i.cs aiuiua iD.i:;in.); iieid
sick. In basket S'jO i2S; Krng. tu basket t&trH
uomesiie runiui.agne 1(11:1
Aias-Slnck Ale per dox 12 00f)J X; Torter
per dos. tl ts.142 2ft.
riOTTLM Hkkr SL Louli quart 1 12; pints J12 50
Muuwclser owu alze I2 MS plnla lit UCi Kr
lanviT iarr ttuarts yu; piuta vi-sou
nuo ri.ucn i;iu
l ltl ITS AMI Ml.
TiikrrIs a continued and Incrcaslne- demaml
or an in deal truiia i.n.ueiii to in . tv. on en
com I ilk- Iron nearly every town lu north l.i
Da aa Is tee on v city in lis nun Inn. 11. aii
where remiliir and complete sunnlh a an k.t
i-i.i..n..i.7 111 i.n.1 n ueii .. eeason r.uca are
neavy priueipaiiy on ordcra. 1 hcrt la Utile
change lo notice In prlcea of nilla. I'wana aro
i-uivo on ti.u ma. s.-i ...in. v'liicr variottea aro
wiiuuuivuai.KV. rices an1 as I..II0W8
TO-PAY Ul'OTATlllNB.
RAtaiN London laver. new. taie Iwst as
iv.r ai iai Ltaii 1
kananas rer uuiich 12 50 to 14 50
(iHKiN ArrLaa-l. 50 to 7 00 per barrel
CuaaAriia--aioMac
Feach None In inrkel
OALiroaNIA I'taaa Nona nn lhnmarV.1.
WtJAHiiKj-yaleucla uiuie lu market! MrsslitB
LiaoN Slcllv. nor hoi. 14 nn tn ll an
Nl'Tas Almonda Ttr t. tMiiit.1. k...l lrual
dlberu I60; Naples waluuta 15c lb : cheaiiiiua
lm.rUil. none on ihe inarkett peanut Ten.
nD ml Ilk'; choice whlw iocs coooaauta
via CVI i.sf.
pATa In fralta It pet lb.
I'grAga lie. per lb.
Fi Kea. lap layers 15 lo I7e per pound
UHAru alalaga grape per bbl. Ilu
lIVILnlNO MATKKIAt
Tntaa I aialn an acileltr In hnii.n.ia tm
pMvpmcntt In the city aud an active dpmaui I
manlieaietl for all kinds of l.ulldlng material.
The lumber yards aro called upon to furnish
mora dimension limbers ihau at any Urn slur
last fall lor haul rurp. ace while lb wagon
wane is urisa aim u.e reoueaia uoni aarmiin
mi towna aim is.iintry baa never (scai
Prices reinalu firm at former quotations. Blocks
SADDLLKY ANO I.IIATlllilt.
Dallas saddles have acquired n r piibilion
i-oud lo no othera in tha counlrv. a..l. in r-
they aro more eagerly enqulro"d for tln.11 aro
those manufactured In any other place in the
smith or west Tho iniincroua orders received
here rroiu nearly every section of the shite as
well as the tcrrlli.rips west attest to the truth of
Una statement. The Irade in this Hue is grow-
ing rapidly and miintifiicturora here aru com
pelled 10 increase iht-ir facilities lor supplying
thu demuiids luiide upon them. In lcaiher and
sndillerv and ahia'uiuker'a llnilli.es. this -iir
sliimls wiliiout a rival us regards low prices anil
... a.. v. kihjos uoni oui upon an orders.
TO-IIAY B QrOTATIONH
801.1 LlATIISJt Oar Nn. 1. XUuMO 1 Hi
TO. " - - "
HKMLOCK Best hnfTa1naUnr).t.p tmA oa.
bestMatamoraa21s No. 2 28; gmid damaged 2l!
Oak Hahnisb LlJTHta No. 1. si'...i.- n )
32c
HKMi.oci-Prltne S5: do good. S3; do No. 8 Mo
Fkfncii CAi.rsaiH 11 iu in 1 on ..nii ...
quality.
P:iii.AnRT.ruiA Pti.rsKiM Vn. 1 1 mini os.
do Nn 2. (I (i to 1 10.
1'iitLAt.gi.riiiA Kits Na 1 8"3 to SI 00 ac-
cording to weight.
iMiKLi'Mu.Ns-i orping a XX X per doz 510 00;
I.lu'.ugs. white XXXX 8 sft; Kuascts 0 lo 8.
Kaoil pianllndlrllonth reeelptg of ool
D tblscliy tl la aoasrm Will grratly Pl.Tid those
.l laat year. It will be even by our rpit.latlnn an larav and well selected. Th order for
thai pr.cN htra are abov Ihoso uf any other I paiula oils Uma ormeut hair lath and olh.r
1'OIXTKT UlTTF.U A.NU Wills.
During tho last week there h aa luwin a nn4
supply of is.uliry oller.il In tho market and
once iiBveiiocnuoil a llttlo. Eggs are coming
lu active demand .mil pileea have ndvanceil.
rnrllcs here un' buying to shij. to uorlhoi 11 lilies.
Ititltcr sells readily bulat a declh-.o under form
er quotation.
TO-PAY ft QUOTATIONS.
CHICKP.NS We uooti. at 1:1 llj u.a Anr. ..
keys ftiii7.j. '
I'Oos-l.k- pprdoson
BorTSti-Norihcru. aSatsoc; Texa? 15'iJoa
BCKAl1 IKON.
Scrap tnog Is In demand here. The f..llni..
aro the prices paid for all kinds of scrap metals.
l'"IMI a IjrOTATII.NS.
Cast SI ner hundred; atovo 85 cents: wrought
Oti to 11 rssr hlllldltil: braaa fl4 t a.tl l.n.
drvd: eupissr 110 to 12 50 per hundred; due aud
van n por iiuuuruti.
Houston & Tews Cenirsi Ifj
AND 00NNECTI0N9
Tho only line running through thectntmat
beat porlloua of the btaie of leiu
Passenger PJxpress Train!
ana
Daily feast Freight Lind
Over the Entire Road.
FfJLf.M AN8 PALACH SLEHPINO CAM
Eiich way dally without cuauje
Botwccii (Jiilv. Hlon and lleuisnn bJ
CiiilveHtim anil Austin.
Tho SHORTEST LINE between Texas nil
Kansas City Hannibal ami all jwluu
North and West I
and Its position and counectloiis remler It f.ftsj
lally desirable for rellnble anil oomfore m
able travel between I
TEXAS and ALL P0H.ILQ
lit the ffnltwl Pttitr ami Canada
Favoruble n.l.u-s via
Doulson and Missouri I'ncific rsiiwav in Kar
City llaniiil al or i-t lands or via
Tha Ter:s A New (Hli inia All-Kail ThnniO
1.111c via lloiisloi. suit (e. Orleans.
Vlo the last named ro.iir thedoy Kj-muu
of ihe
Houston & Texas Central Haiku
Make direct connections In Houston anil Ser
Orleans and all points In the Nouilnm
Northeast and East.
EUROPE.
Through ticket from ortosny point In 0
Britain or continent ot r-urove vis u
Houston & Toxns (Viitrul KaIIhU
And all rail to New Yuri inciter vll
North German Lloyd
While Star luman State
Mlisliislpid A Dominion
iioueruani aim iwi m
eiu-aninhipLisf
Ou lala at all importnnt stations ou Uuiwh
mis railway auu ...
Galveston Ciicro Vlrtnrla
San antonlo Marlon Srgntn
U..U.... 1 n 11 r.ilnnlha
Flauiniii. ti hulenhiirg New Bramlaf
Ban Marcos Koiind Kis ii Koekila.
Ktc tic.
Special tnducemcn' to lmralgranU ul IM
ll6lrlng to Buttle lu tlio atato pLKNF.3
Toxaa Passcnuer Ap'l
Vw trFmatnn mm t. tu.a nl Ua.U(t
freight routes etc apply lu pcrwu 1
inter to ..
E D. TRttlf CB-BHT'
A. O.K. A. A..r.
J. WALDO. Traffic Manjre.
X' Jt. u
TEXAS & PAC
with Ha ooimwtlotu
FORM
Tho Direct line
FROM
TEXAS
WAGON WOOD M'OltK.
IUl.t.A anpplle nearly all north Texas with
wagon wiaul work and the sales In lb. a line aro
aleady and continuous. Prhva are aa follows:
TO-PAY QUOTATIONS.
SfoKgs-Frnm 2 to'2'l Inch per pL XXX 16
ect S'; XX 12 7
Rwn Kai.l.oxs 1 V to 2W. SI 75 peraot
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will ho received by Ihe Board
Ol Higrnl ol 1110 I'lilreratiy of 'lexas until
'I hur-dav laochak in Jim J5th ls.sJ for tnc
rrcrtlott and completion of iho West Wing of the
t'lurvrsity nuiitiiiig it. ne ouotou ne 1 111 rural ty
urt.unda al Ana. In. Texaf. uld 1.1111.11111 to l
Coui.leUd by Iho loth of DeremlH'r la2.
III. is will la) received ir u.e enn work but
the hoard reserves the right to reject any and all
bids ll.ddera mllat statu IU their I.Ida Iho
of eub-rontrrtm If any. All pmpnsala mini
be addn'ssed t" A.nnei Ninlih chair-
man of Executive t'oni milieu of Hoard
of Regcnia lu rar.t nf Jas
Kavmon.l t'o Austin Texas and endorsed
'Hids r.r Pnlverslly " All bid lo be a.-com-pan
ed by corlitled bond In ihe aunt of ILlnai
coudiiloiied that Ihe bidder will riilrr Into con.
tiat'iwlihln reven da ir awarded 10 him and
art I give a iwl and nnict.t bond lo the
ami.ui.t nf contract prlic fur lu faithful perfcrm.
auee and muiplel'ou.
I'ayinenu will bo male In cash aa the work
progrwises ujam tuouihly estimates to be made
by Ihe Hiiperinlcudeiif 10 per eetil of ca Iniates
lo be reserved until oompluiloii of toutract.
Plana and apeelrtiauona can bo seen al lite
olllee of F. F. Rufllnl. arehltect and su.xrl...
tcidcnt at Aiiatin fciaa on and alter Juul lsL
For further liuunnat'on addreaa ;
v AH1IHKI HMI rrf
Prwldent Rsnl nf Hegcnta 1
UuiTorsliy of Texas
mylft-lawlw boustou Isxsa
ntirACO
pi 1 1 IU si
NEW Yt'KS.
HAI.TIMiikl
&
-IO
ST. LOP1S
CINCINNATI
I'Hll.ADKLPHIA.
HOHTON.
WAHH1N0T0V
UUATl'ANOlK.A.
aud ail poiiu
North. Ea.t and SoBtbw
Tralu leave Dallas Hiaiioo Mloi-
OOINO IAST. . akg
Vrt 1 VHM.. T ... 1111a. Br. 1
No! 20 Aceoiuinodallon Leaves Pallai.U m
r
0 u.
No 1 Expreaa arrives at East DallM- J J
Lieuvcs i.tiitsa at
No 0 Acctimmodallnn Leaves i""J-al
Trains N.a B anil Al Will carry P"
botweeu Longvlew aud Fort IVorih.
PULLMAN PALACE SI.EEl'lSO"
Dally Between
El rnso Fort Worth "
St. Louis.
Without Chm
For rJckew or any infarmatl"l m1
rouiei ui rate appiy w ll(ulH.py
r. w in. wa
I.Kit.
lieneral I1"
c. n. ki.va-s.
Ticket Ai-t''V
J. F. JENKl
AU.AS TKXAl
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f llaryTllle CtUlbmli. I
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