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, 1880-12-13
TIE pllNCAS.

HkNHHAHhl HAHIJI+ As4143 oOFb Ao.sA IL ShhEN*
WAslllsnToS, H. c., Dec 1e.-secrctary 6churz
has written Gov. Long, OF massachusetts. an c1al-
orato luttcr on tue poaca question. IN which he
Eays: II l,nye rcatf tho full report Ut tho
speeches delivered ou tho resolutions pRsscd ut
tho meeting over which y0li. presided, flul'l III
Huston the III Of December, for tue purpose Of
expressing sympathy with tho poucas. That
injecting was hold lii tho interest Of Justice. 1t
demands iuaticn for ts,at InaaM tr!hc, but 1t
gce,ss tint no ono OF thu speakers remembered
TINT measure Of 1tlst[0o which Ia uo Il, tho Off
cors Of tho Government whose natues were con-
r,ectcu with TINT deplornblo Affair.". Permit mo
to demand Justice To them nlBo.s;'
Tho Secretary th0n "details tllQ fnu1ilinr history
OF tho ronca troubles. and cnftlnucs: "Docs
It int apto.r, III view Of 1hiN Complication OF
difficulties, that tho .Ponc@ls. nfter tho gront
fundamental mtstnka Of cctltn8' tlolr lands to
the Sioux In 1s6s woro rnoro tue yictllna Of un-
fortunate circumstances thnn NJ OWL designs m
thu part OF anybody connected With tho Inferior
Department; and. II your meeting was called In
tho Interest Of justice,
WOULD 1T NOT HAVE rEEN JUST
to tho officers Of tho Government connected
With this ntajr to tNko tho circumstances Into
account 1t vas reported In Several speeches in
your meeting TINT now, at last. thnt great wronK
to tho rot.cns has boon 'ui'cartled.' ! bcr your
pardon. 1t IL by no sncnf,s now thnt 1t has been
uncurthcd. 1t ,vns fully disclosed and published
tllreo yenrs aKo, and who did II? Nut you. Gnv-
or1,or. nor Dir. I9bbtcs, nor 6enntor unwes, nor
bia5. Prince, but did It myself"
Tho Secretary proceeds to quote extensive
passages from his annual roports OF tho ye1rs
1877 md ls7G, togctAor with extracts from tho
reports of tho Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
presented BY htmln 1877, 1BTS md 16, una says:
"You will admit thut tho lnt.4uaRu employed In
thoeo reports with rci,arI to tho wrong done to
, 1880-12-13

TIE weather III Colorado has boon very
cold and boisterous. Parties crossing tho
Sangre-tlo- -Crlsto Qliood.ot.Christ) Range
lave died from cold, and tic cattlo-llcrtis
hayo suffered Immense loss. Three deaths
by freezing arc reported from ltostta, alll two
travellers arriving ut that place lost all four
limbs Of tI,eir bodies.
, 1880-12-13

THE regular Sunday privilege Of "rcso-
lntlng" against pretty much everything in
the existing state Of society WINS yesterday
exercised ns usual BY the English-speaklng
section Of tho Chicago Socialists.
, 1880-12-13

OFFICIAL notice Is given Of the resignation
by Secretary THOMPSON Of nlo Nnvy port
fo1io tho resignation 10 tako effect upnn tho
appointment Of his successor. Mr.. Thonu-
son leaves the Cabinet to take charge nf tho
American branch Of De Lcsscps' canal prof.
nHf
, 1880-12-13

THE escape OF two prisoners from the
County Jall last Saturday sae1ns to have
aroused Gen. Mann to sel,so of the. neccs-
slty Of institut!ng sonIo reforms In the con-
dict OF tint establishment. Increased vigil
lanco and efficiency among tho tal! employees
ls evidently o1lu OF tho reforms lliost needed.
, 1880-12-13

NEWS Of the death Of Madame Thfers,
widow Of tho Into President Of the French
Republic nnl celebrated historian, Is tele-
grnplcti. 'rhe BatnD announcement was 1latc
not long ago, and denied with great prompt-
jIna9
, 1880-12-13

lnwat.Its. One buy, who was rendered deaf
nnt ,nainc.1 for ltfu by his Injuries, received
s3,751 rs compensation; willis father wl,osu
daughters wero killed compromised F." for
9G,UUQ for tho two,
, 1880-12-13
NOTES,
= t10LIa IN ALAE1IA,

-. 6pFcl7& QNea&eh N 3M Ehte19p 1ffhNnf.
WASntAaTuN, u. G., boo. IA lottur received
bya Treasury ollluEal to.dny fr,ta frIeud ut
Bttka, Alaska, says: 'rho development OF
mineral woa,th IN this region will produce n gold
fover and attract thousands OF pFospsotors md
minors" Tho writer nd.ls: ''Two minors who
have been prospecting ull summer Oh tho ,nain-'
land sceurel sos.,a Ut tho richest rold quartz
tllnt fus beet, found III Allsksh u.,i many Of tho
old mlnerB Buy Il IL tho richest they uyor auw.
An assay wAs lnatlo Of q llno satnplo {not
q ch0Ieo pIucc) thut run over $iN 10 she
ton. THO only queation IL, How .nuch can thoy
Ret outS Owing to tho RnOw but lttlo cut
no tono .heEo this winter, as tho grol,na IL cos-
ered over two fout doep. Ilu location Is Ut eAsy
neoess. bo!ug not moro than two .nIlcs from
wutcr."
GAIT. IlOwuATH
IL not yet out Of tho serylep, lie was prompt to
resign, but thcru IL question uf tlr4t sntillug
nccouilts which ho bus hecR ordered tu attend
T., bofoEe uctlon cin 10 taken on bis rcslgn1.
ton.
NEH. WALKER
1T only waiting for returns fsom Of tho four
teen d!st11cts OF Texas bafUru reporting tho
tutnl Ut thu census Of each 6tAto and Territory.
Thss will probably ar1iso Within teA tays. Thu
, 1880-12-13

THE sermons Of yesterday, md to Which
place iii our columns Is given this morning,
ars thosa Of Prof. Swing ul' "'Tlla Long
Struggle" ~; cot tho Rev. Dr. Thomas oil
"The Coming Chrlstlan": and Of t4o lsey.
pr. Holland, OF Trinity Episcopal Church..
on "The Morals of tho DEpma,"
, 1880-12-13

HIGHER temperature, northwcsterly fol-
lowed by soutl1westcrly wI!ltls, clouds, and
possibly rain or SHOW, may DO looked for to-
dAy hereaNouts.
, 1880-12-13
BISHOP 1tELAND's pnorEG1:s.

Special Dtspafth 10 75e thienvo Tribune.
St. rAut- Mtnu.. noc. 1:.-iltshep ireland. who
has interested 1llu,splf III th9 ConncnnrA col
pn!sts Iu Stevens Cunnty, dors int crclt the re-
cent reports Of suffering tru tho cold. lta llas
recently sent supplies Ut wutnl antl food tu tho
ColunISta, md hts hal 1s1ccs-bef1rc tho storm,
huweser-uo lut iullcato uny eAtruuio suffer-
Ing.
, 1880-12-13

TIruavlLtI, Ia. 1)rc. ll.-uil market uponcl
at VIZ cents; highest, VIZ cents; i0seeI. VII
cents; closed, VIZ cents: sales. 13,UO1; ship
Mgnts, .1.A00; cl.arters, r Nv.
, 1880-12-13

TWENTY-FIVE persons were lost by ship
wreck in Pleasant Bay, Oft tho coast Of Nova
Scotia, during recent gale,
, 1880-12-13
4 uUltSEp STEAMER.

II BURNED STEAMER.
WAslf1SnToS,' u. c., Dec. 1a.-TIo steamboat
kltth' Eyc, with lN hnlcs Ur eottos. OH huAt1l,
wns t!tsFt'oi to tho wuter's cdgo below Aionti-
cetto, Ecarl lilycr.
, 1880-12-13

WAsH1SuToS. D. C., Dec. 19.-Thc following
sthtctnc1it md appended letter hnyc been fur
ntshcd for publication:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
sERFlcl0 Dt Ia alRAEl 1 Pro. RICO,
CON EsoAIA EN- NUEv1TAs, aIBARA, CUBA,
PONCE, MAYAGUEz PUERTO-RICO.
VAPOR "PASAJE Es."

- "A
Saldra de Habana oil 30 de cada mes para
Nuevitas.
Id. dc Nuevitas el de i'd i'd. i'd Gibara
Id. de Gibara Ell 3 de id. i'd. i'd Sgo de Cuba.
Id. de Sgo Cuba ell id. Id. i'd Ponce
Ii. de p once 81 s i'd id. i'd. Mayagdez
Id. de Mayagdez ell id. i'd id. San Jaan.
Llega San Juan, p. r., ell 10 de cada mes.
RETOKNO.
Saldra dc Pto. Rico ell ID de cada mes para
MayagHez.
Id. de Muyaguez 81 Is id. i'd i'd Ponce.
Id. de = o II ce ell Is id. Id. id. de Cuhe.
ID. dc 5. de Cuba el l9 id. id. i'd Gibara.
Id. de G bara el 20 id. i'd. id Nuevit,.s.
ID. de Nuevitas ell IL id. i'd i'd Habana.
Llega 10 Habana I'll % de cada mes
Sd admite carga pasaje para todos estos
pucrtos.
Mas dotaes daran sus consignatarios
Sodrinos de Esquiago.
Puerto-Rco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
GRAN Bazaar De ROPA HECHA.
caua II. Sastrerla dc Tomas Hermands oaga II.
PUERTO-RICO


aemene vaa1mo surdo
dc
q
0mo llemade lac casacs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
PlPEL lSPAI0L BUEB0 7 8ilifl.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademas del constante surtido de
PAPEL EspANoL de Jover y Sierra Que
hay en- la imprenta del BoLETN, se aca-
ba dc recibir un gran surtido de papsI
dorete, superior calidad, de Vilaseca
de Fontanet, euyas resmas Sc rsalizan
como sigue:
Papel espanol Vitela de l. resms. $4-25
Id. i'd. Florete dc g. id ...,.... $50
Id. id. id. de 81 id. d............. $50
Id. i'd. i'd. de L.. id. ...... ..... 0-76
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10

NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo cos
tar6n 40 p.3 recargo.
Sc expenden Bflletes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasaies dc primera con un IS p.3 rebaja
yAlidos por 80 dias desde su fecha.
Los nffios memories de amos, uno gratis,
de 3a8 amos solo la cuarta parte, de s d
"a amos bagaran la mitad del pasaje.
Los pasajeros de cubierta han de llevar
consigo los enseres de CANA y sus provisio-
mes.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. q los Agentes generates.
SILVA Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10

Nifos memories de tres afios no pagan pa
SAFE. Entire tres doce amos mitad de pa
SAFE. Criados acompanando sus amos dos
terceras parties del pasaje.
Para mas informes y tipos de fletes diri-
janse los agentes de la compafiia.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
o. 20 Sobrinos de EsQ,tidga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
BUENA OCCASION.

Sc vende un mos trador MADEIRA fresno con
plancha de marmol-un aparador de la m.snaa
MADEIRA con reloj y espejos en- ell fondo-una
balanza bascula con plancha de m&rmOl--varios
azaiates metal blanco-varigs mesas de mar.
mol ovaladas con pies de hierr0--un espejo
cUerpo emit ro--una vidriera negra conlos cua-
tro frentes divisones de crisLal Todo pro.
pio para cafe InfoImara d. jose Claudio.
RELOJERfA INGLESA, San JustolO.
III. I'D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
IAPORE CORRROS TRASATLANI|CvS
DE a. LOPEZ Y COMP.
yIAJE DIREoTO DEsDE PUERTo-RIco
"A CADIZ.

oailua ue Rd6rt0- RICO el Ola 10 de cada
mes.
Il Camara $l65. q Camara $50. 8. Camara so.
Tambien puede hacerse Ell viaje, salieodo de
Puerto Rico, los dias 4, l3 y 23 de cada mes
trasb0rdando en- la Habana.
Los precios para estos viajes, son los ST.
guientes:
La 2.a 3.
De Puerto Rico la Habana $50 8 "a 8 16
De Id. aSantander, Oadiz6 q Bar
celona (via Habana) .....,. 200 160 20
Las localidades especlales camarotes en-
teros, seran precios convencionales.
Habra rebajas para las fainilias numerosas
con ni6os
installation de lujo Y un mueblaje especial &
precios convencionales
Sc expiden pasajes de ida y vuelta con rs
p.% de rebaja,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
dlficaciones en- ell pasaje de los nihos que
viajen con sus familias.
PRIMERA Y sEGUNDA cAMARA,
Un niilo hasta de afios, en- cada eamilia,
gratis. Los demas hasta afios un cuarto
pasaje. Los de d q IL afios medic pasaje.
Los demas pasaje entero.
TERCERA CLAsE.
Un niflo, hasta dos afios, gratis. Los nj.
nos hasta amos medic pasaje. Los demas
pasaje entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
300 nil pesos flGrtes!

BILLET S DE LA LOTERIA NACTONAL
EXTRAORDINARY DE MADRID,
PARA Ell 23 DE DICIEMBRE.
De vehta en- Ell TE fGRAFo San Justo "a
:. MELON 4 g, hf23 d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN
Un pasaje en- /. g camara. ~
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.

Cafe, AzIcar, Mieles, etc, segun con-
venio especial con los agentes, hbres de
capa.
La MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NETWORK con opcion a permanecer en-
dlrho punto los pasaleros todo el tempo
que Juzguen opoItuno.
Conocimiento y boleta de pasajes directos
SO dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapo.
res de La compaflia tocan, para Europa Ca
nddG b St0n en- conexion con las slguien-
tes nneas dc vapores:
VIA NEW Y0RK.-Por la de C,uard.
Hhtte Star, Inmdn para desde liverpool.
-North German LLoyd para desde Bremen.
-Hdnlbtug american Pachet Company para
y desde AmO6reS. - General Transatlantic
Company para y desde Haure, ,-Anch = Line
para y desde Londres Glasgow. -MerC.hdnts
Despatch ee International Il Lt',e para des-
Q todos los puntos del Canada MetrOp0a-
dp Line para y desde Boston.
BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
CarruaieS Dc Gonzalez, Ramos J katieRSs.

Desde ell dia 10 del presente mes. la em.
presa, para is CON odidad del p1Lhco. au-
mentara las sa!iias diaries de los cuches en-
relacion con las horas que tiene estableciias
el TRANVJA, y coz una lebaja notable en-
los precics.
HORAS DE SALIDA.
De la Carol ra Rio-pedras, & las IA
i0a 70 la manara.
De Csguas Rio-riedras, Las 81 v . de
IL ma afIana.
DE Rio-piedras para ambos puntos las 3
de la tarde fletados tndas holss, sbo.
nando los asientos que tenga ell coche.
PRECIOS.
Un aeiento de Ro-piedras la Carroll
ma 8 vicC-vets9. 9.......... ......4 :. 60
Uno idein de idem d Caouas 8 idem | 50
Un coche fletado 10 asientCs &c la
Cap tai Canprcjos. os............ a.
SendO de ida Y vuet ia ,............ s.
Uno idem lie la Capital d Rio-pie-
dras. .......... ........,......... AS
SendO de ida vuelta ....... =.
AL pasajero 10 SO le admite mas equipaje
que un bl to, cuj o bulto no exceda de IL Il.
bras de pf so; la dem sa sera paga conven.
ci nalmente S'endo el mismo ell conductor.
la EMPREsA no responde lie averia.
Tambien sc fetan coches para todos los
puntos que pclmita el camino. Los pr. eios
ct. r,1H6ioOG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
00SNIW tSS 70 AAstOsSss% % ~c< -
Unp. MORTERA 8 MANUELA.

RurvYrAs, syes D. z. H. Dois Oomp.--1iBAAA.
aucasores dA Silva. Rodciape2 Upmp p.-BAaAcoA X.
lkYo Oomp.-oyDl, ngca. 3. l.. .ios Cdmp.-
kAMro DOMINGO. Sr. d. JuAn Eo1.-~E4xl%esz, Don
min Beraedo AGUApIl.AA SreS Al1uti. JG1ih ls-
FuKKTo- Rroo Eres. TriAr'e R,rC,ano DC Uaraeena
observation-disclosures 5fes IIap8S olIrt-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
Consulate de Francia.

El Consul de Francia en- Puerto Rico. ruega
IA se0ores Ilnbert Charles Hlaire Auguste,
RlondeauHeuri ct Vidal Eugene, que Sc pre-
.enfen s envien sus apoderados para recibir
skxtas y.docnmsatos que ~ encuentran en- d.
a6a DonSsnlatlo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-10
TarjetaS-

En- la imprenta de BoIETIE Sc hacen tarje-
tas de tadas classes estes Id6dieos precios:
Litograhadae, letra ingleSa, caitnlina supe-
or, $50 ell cento.
Elem autographs 6 de letra monumental, g.
Al torcuo $3.50
lmpresas en- cartulina superior so centaves
er ciento
r dem en- cartuIins regular 30 cts. idem-
LitoGratsdas para bautsmo6 sc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Fruit and Nuts.

TuRNips-sl, 80 per bushel.
lkMONs--lor box, 30 o.
PoP CopN-Prl2e packages, per GROSS, gt7O.
ltAIsINs London layers, S3Qt3. 10; lNyers
~. 10 90 ~ 80 per box.
PECANs--S2' to u. 10 per bushel.
MFRS Almonds -3@s6C, per q pound; BrH2ii
,l@l2, llbvts, li0l6; English Walnut5
nOnei chcstnuts, American, monet Italian
none; peanuts, to s; cOcoauuts, IS,
DArEs- l0Nl9 20, per pound.
ORANGEs- Sound stock, Florida and Louis.
lana, So % to 7.
CuptAS Ts--StaShc.
PRUNES-SdShC.
We Ike the following quotations:
Malaga lcmoua, per box, 1913; Malaga
graz Is, yer barrl, $500; cocoanuts, per hun.
bred, 500; raissns, layers, new, per box i B;
raisins, London lay ers, per box, SO 500 ches.
nuts, domestic, per pound, III cents; almond 4
YER pound, 2S@2l cents; pecanS, cents; NJ
b rts, IL cents Brazil nuts, per pound, 10 cents
apples, fancy, per barrel, $500; apples, choice,
per barrel, 81 5OGS2; potatoes, per barrel
lROse), 81 30; pOtai nes, per barrel, Peerless),
81 sos onions, per Nrrel, 81 159s5 90; garlic
per string, 10 ce, 5; dates. In trails, per
Mound 9conts; krout, per barrel, SO; krout, per
half barrel, "a; popcorn, prize boxes, pei
half gross, 50 30; New York factory chee,e,
per pound, liz cents; western cheese, pei
pound, 10 cents; choice oahbages per crate
$3.50 pure apple vinegar, per gallon,
20 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Flour. Grain and Hay.

FLOUR - We quote City Mills from new
wheat us follows: NX, 10, xxx, 2 IS,
xAAA, = S5i Choice, s. %; family, none.
mported NIX, per owt -; xxx, -
xXXN, . 90;. Fancy, 3 l0toS Is; Patent, 5 %.
RyR--ln sack, 81 10.
BAaLKY--GOc. per bushel sacked, loose GQc.
BRNS--Wequote at SOC.
GuNNY BAes-Second-hand In good order, 0
ents piece.
Oo@S MEAi--on track large lots 45c. In the
tore lohbinglots 500
OATS New Texas ~ TO IS Q. Sacked, 4Sc,
MugAr-No 3 old, $50; No Snew, Si6S0c; No
2,N Oai No tnew, 16@SO: Rejected, 65@74; No
grade, oQG00ci Mediterranean, No2, "; No s,
JogIooi Nicaragua, nominal, iDc, nut not want
ed by Texas miliers
CoRN-Red 80, mixed 81 choice white 9Je
ooSee.r
HAY pm'vle loose from wagon, SIC per ton ,
Mlllett. do, clio. From store. uralrie, baleu SIS,
per TIN, Mlllett, $50. Prairie baied, IN chi
lots, VA per ton free on hoald.
We quote; Chopped corn, per loo pounds
1; chopped corn and oats, yer 100 pounds
NtO; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 gS
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, soc
corn bran, per 100 pounds, 500, Graham flour
" 2si cream meal, 81 80; fine bolted meal, pc,
bu.hel. 800; hominy, pc. 100 pounds, " "
ent. per W pounds, " 35i corn nour, per loI
oands, ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
Thc Conrso OF Ernde

The anow storm "DusG,d'' liio cotton mark {
after IL o'clock. The receipts were consider
able up to then, when it Tell on greatly There
were plenty of white flakes coming
down from the coula, but not
many by wagon line. There was decline In
I,verrool, os will be seen ia the dispatches
In Dallas he market stood firm atyesterdoy IS
rates. The roads are obliged to 10 bad until
further notice, which viii make cotton scarce.
Aud this bad weather will most seriously In
terfero witl picking and glnnlng, Indeed
picking was entirely suspended this morning
and win so remain until the sun shines again
Meats are easy, They are not changed from
yce'c~'ny. that is07 for short smoked bacon
sidus aud one cent cheaper for dry salt.
Corn is very scarce, adj offered to-day WI
read ly accepted at 80 cents per bushel. Live.
ny aud feed men are in the market and anx-
ious TO- more than they can get,
A dealer informs us he paid a. cents for GOO
bushels Of oats this morning. shippers refuse
over AZ aud d for loose. The market Is there-
fore irregular.
There was good trade in general groceries
as bad as the day was. Heavy shipments
went to the country upon mail orders. show.
ing that railroads defeat foul weather, Or
misfortune is we have not got quite one eighth
euoueh Of them, aud hence want the Trunk
and Mexican Central hurried up,
sug II easy but not lower, though = round
] OF can be shaded.
Colrse Is very strong, and dealers almost
know It's going higher, they say
Htghwines are quotable at 81 o.,
whisky is very active 1t runs at all sort,
ofprices from $50 to a per gallon.
Iounoco is extraordinarily active. "gtock,
ook like cannon had been shot through
then" was remarked to-day. Oae house re-
ports sa'es of $4,000 worth within the las
two weeks,
In apples aud potatoes there Is nothing new
osay.
No onions are regortca,
Hogs a'o IN demand at s. per hundred
pounds gross. So n two hundred poundc
takes down an X..as slick as melted lard.
pays TO raise hogs, otherwise we would hav
no Cincinnau.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-06
miscellaneous srooers, Stock.

CRANuEnmEs-s2 1898 per bushel.
RIoE-wholesale ! TO n.
s SAT Il, on barrel r. d $685. Liverpool in
CuAoKrHs-soda, XXX, 6% tot; xxx, 7
to 7Ai Trade Mark, III Cream, Q Ginger
Snaps, OK to 10.
LRAD-sc per Id,
soAr s Olive; NC Psggpoqnd; Blue India, 81
SCo.'s ba''Ns Soap Works; Pale Olive, DC:
Cambria, 90. per pound.
BKANs-i to lAo, per pound
CANpLRs-StNr, full wtliS. light VT lS%.
CHKEsR-tlear Spring, lic; Factory TO lb,
IIoMINy AND GmTs-Sl,6 80 per barrel.
SAUER KRAuT For half barrelH 30.
ArrLEs-n2 to 81 50 per barrel.
oNIoNs-Ptr baricl, s..
PorAroEs-s2.26.
SWEET PorAToEs-Red 100, white soc. pel
bushel.
COAL ou-Below are revised quotations III
II. test IN barrels "A cents, per case OF 5 gal
Ion cans 81 90, and gallon 81 cents
CLoTrEs PINs-Round, t5c; spring, 81 90 pc
box.
MEAsuRcs.~h bushel, Iron bound, $3.50 pc
| dozeA; two-hoop pals, s. 10; throe-hoOp, 81 80
TuHs-Three nest 81 ,SOaS 90; eight mes
S,g5i No, l, per dozen, slOi No. 2, $3.50; No
s1.25.
wAsunoAGps--wood, 81 IS; zinc, 81 90; New
| Era, S2.N@Sl,70.
WILL BucKErs--sS. NJ @sSbO per dozen.
| PowDRR--S 40 per key of sS pounds; lex do
S;tS "a do, 81 49, blasting kegs, st,s5.
SuoT-nrop, bag, 2.35, buck s2,lh.
MACKRREL-No. barrels, $40; half-barrels
$3.50; kits, Il pounds, Sli No. barrels, 40
CANpY-Stick, ISOLDE. pound, Fancy, 1
| TO CSC.
LYR--Concentrated 81 .6S@s3 80.
RoPR---Slsal, y In. basic, Toe; cotton, 22c
NINEGAR-Per gallon, 2O@S0c. Apple, zee
WRAPPING pArER-Rag aud Straw, AOc. 60c
SrARCH-iAc.
BuGeY wuRELs--sarven's patent, A, h, C, I
a ~ H. 10 ~
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New York, all rail, u 80 per 100 pounds
Boston, all rail 81 Il perlOO pounds.
Philadelphia, all rail, 81 81 per 100 pounds.
10 New Orleans, II rail, 81 per 90 pounds
To New OrIeang, by Rcd River, no water.
10 Galyep' IN, Si % por bale.
To st.Lr ais, 81 % per bale
proc zee from st. Louis Jallaa, 500 pei
Kansas City, $40 per car.
Following are the rates from APPOINTS In Kan
aGa south of Kansas City,
10 Dalla5-Curn and oats per cwt, 81 l-2c pO-
'a.Oe5 per cwt SOC.
20 luchlns-- Corn and oats, i3c; hour, Csc.
To Fenis-CUrn and oats i5G; Hour, 57c.
To Palmer Flour, iSc; corn and oats, i6C.
70 lGmls-FlOul, Gle; corn and oats, &c.
10 Riee--tlour, bic; corn and oats, i6c
COrBlcRna, MeXia, iroesbeeck, KoBse, Waco,
Marlin, Brcm0ud, ilearne and Bryan Flour Sac
corn and oats, SOC.
To Calvert Flour, G2c; corn aud oats, 6Oc.
OK GRAIN--'ro New Orleans, iOcts per Cwt TO
Sc Louis, i0cts per hun hed.
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DALLAS, FRIDAY AFrEnNooN, ,

We have had some weather to-day. The
morning proke in with rain and cold north
wind then, ut 10 O'Clock, 1t began sleeting,
and an hour later the whole heavens were
f'io' With Snow. For hours great flakes tell
Iva q singular visitation, coming as IL did
before we have had killing frost, 10 fell
upon for sts still covered with all
Their green leaves, upon green cot-
ton plants, upon flower gardens In
gloom The snow looked like IL was ashamed
OF ITSELF, and melted as soon rs II struck the
earth y the housetops, People had seen snow
fall in the spring upon everything in bloom,
but nono 'Vcr before saw this happen In the
fan, whoa tho earth WAS still clothed In It's
green yerdaro At the hour this Is written, IL
ia still coming down right lively, md may
continue Indefinitely.
Thc suowstorm checked trade in provisions
and triln, cotton and such articles az are on
top IN fair weather. But in other things
lively was not the word. Never was such II
trade IN stoves as to-day. Every ono that
would burn coal was sold by II o'clock In
The afternoon there was nota single coal stove
TO be found In the shop of a dealer Ia Dal.
las, These merchants were takonb by surprfe
and clonned out as clearly as pistol stores In II
riot. There was little wood to be hsd aud
when man got n load no couldn't lad
"sawyer," and this forced him To buy coal
ttove, aud when these gave out he was In n
predicament, TO be sure. Butthera WAS moth.
ingtopcvcut Is putting on as many "undtr-
shirts" as he could pay for and carry,
Coal was active. There vere as many
and more orders than could be
attended to. 1t was selling at 81 per ton, and
WGs aolive certain
Wood was also in demand, with more IN crs
than sellcrs, two to one. 1t was taken as fast
as IL came In sight, at whatever sellers wanted
for IT..
Overcoa,s were In brisk trade. In gum
shoes and rubber boots there was q raid They
went OH IKE hot shot out of shovel
Wooloa goods, all manner OF them, came to
to the front 1t WINS their day and spt clal OPP
portunlty.
In fact, In all winter fixtures and fabrics,
there were lively times. Our folks, almost
wholly unused to seeing snow aud such
weather, were almost In n panic when not
looking at red-hot stove. Yet, tomorrow
the sun may be shining ana the weather as
warm rs May