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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Gathered from All Quarters.
WASHINGTON.

VAHhANeaAVNs
aGoRRINGE, who is on his way from
Egypt with the obelisk, telegraphed the State
Department on the 23d that he had arrived at
Gibraltar, and that he expects to arrive at
New York about the 18th Of July.
THE Secretary of War has suspended
the Recommendation of the West Point
Academic Board that Whitaker be dropped
on account of deficiency in his studies. This
will give him an opportunity of demanding a
court-maTtlal In his case If he desires to vim
dlcate himself.
A WASHINGTON dispatch says the ex-
cess Of exports over imports for the twelve
months ended May 81, 1880, were Sl62, is3-,
COS.
Hon. HORACE MAYNARD, the new
Postmaster General will arrive at Washington
ffom Turkey and assume charge of the Post
Office Department about July Is.
THE EAST.
THE Name Republican State Conven-
tion renomInated Governor Davis.
The Vermont Republican State Con-
.yention, held at Burlington on the 23d nomi.
mated Colonel Roswell Farnham for Governor
Lieutenant Governor, General John l.. Bar.
stow; State Treasurer, John A. Page.
The value of exports from the port OF
New York for the week ending June 15 was
$lO,S02 522, or nearly million more than was
ever before recorded during the same length
of time in the history of the trade.
The central shaft of tho Hoosac tun.
mel cayed in on the night Of the 23d. Train:
were only delayed four hours.
THRTY-oNE buildings, including The
post-o1ice, two hotels and the Oil Exchange
were destroyed by fire at Tarport, Pa, on Che
25th.
WHILE the firemen were at work or
a burning building at Elizabeth, N. j., on the
25th, one Of the walls fell killing two personi
and fatally injuring four others.
The statistics of the census for 1885,
shows an increase In population of twenty-si,
per cent. for Pittsburg and thirty-four PEI
cent. in Allegheny. The combined popula
ton of the two cities is 233OOI.
A VERY dangerous counterfeit of Ma
tional Bank notes is in circulation. BY mean
OF skeleton plates notes can be counterfeitet
of any National Bank in the country of tn
denomination Of one hundred dollars. Tn,
counterfeit Is in several respects much bette
Inan Ile genuine. COunterleits have alread
appeared on the National Revere Bank O
Boston, Mechanics National Bank of New
Bedford, Mass, Pittsburg National Bank
Pottsfeld National Bank, Mass, and the Ma
tional Exchange Bank of Baltimore.
A NEW YORK dispatch says traveller
are leaving this country in the ocean steam
ers at a great rate. The large passenger line
report that they never did a larger spring an,
summer business.
MICHAEL bowers and two children
were burned to death on the 26th ult., by
kerosene lamp exploding at Auburn, n. Y.
THE passengers of the wrecket
steamer Narragansett have decided to brinj
suits against the company to recover dam
ages.
In New York City, on the 9th ult.
George Fearn, English long distance swim
mer, swan from the foot of Thirty-thir
Street, East River, through He'll Gate to Flush
ing, making distance estimated at ffteel
miles, in three hours twenty-scyen minute
and forty-six seconds.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02
A Monster RattIesnake.

JOHN G. TEMPLEToN informs the Los
Angeles (Cal. Herald That while pros
pecting in Tar Greek Canyon, in the
seepage region, he had occasion to
make road through the snow four feet
deep. In doing so he came across an
immense rattlesnake in u torpid condi-
tion. After dispatching the monster
he found that it measured seven feet in
length by twelve and half inches in
circumference and had twenty-five rat
ties. These, which he cut off and
brought with him as a trophy, show
that his snakeship had attained the
venerable age of twenty-eight years,
counting three years for the first button
and one year for each rattle.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

Scattering votes were cast as follows: Cali
fornia--Seymour; 9. COlurado-Loveland, o.;
Ing, ~ To- To- Kcntmcky"McDSnad. I l. 9.ss MassachT.
sotts-Randall, 9. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Il;
Lathrop, !; Mcclellan. 2. Ncbrtska-Love-
North Carolna-S Seymour, /: Jere. Black, l.
Pcnusylvania-Jewett, L; Seymour, 3; Nc
Donald, ]. Rhode lsland-Scymour, !: En-
glish, I. Observation-Disclosures, /. Whole
number of votes cast, 1861. Necessary for a
choice, 49l.
The Convention then adjourned to meet at
ten o'clock on the morning of the oath.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

= A PARIS dispatch says only two-thirds
Of the crops are reckoned on this year in the
south of France, which last year had a full
yield. Inthe center and west the crops are
generally thin and In the norta they are in a
Hfnilar condition.
A TELEGRAM was received at London
OIL the 28d stating that the Russians have
been defeated by Turkomans and compelled
10 retreat. Both sides lost heavily.
sGIovINNA PoLLI the apostle of Gre
nation, has been cremated at Milan, Italy.
Tue hearing Of the appeal in the case
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

D6S- The Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution
wants the Democratic press to speak the
truth about Garfield. That is asking
too much, "It's agin natur'.n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

Coon nature and evenness of temper
will give you an easy companion for
life; virtue and good sense an agreeable
friend; love and constaney good wife
. or husband.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

Two taxpayers OF Baltimore came
into court the other day and demanded
that their assessments be increased, the
the one by an-additional $50, 900 and
the other a plump 100000. 1t was so
ordered. ...
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

To FILL the sphere which Providence
appoints is true wisdom; to discharge
trusts faithfully and live exalted ideas,
that is the mission of good men.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

A UTAH wedding paeagraph says "the
bride was logged out in white gauze,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

ReS- AT Lo ikport, n Y. when the
news of Garfield u mh alton came,
the old Wide-Awake fag that was used
in the eampa's IN twenty years ago IVES
brought ou', and was 10 eived with
three cheers for the old as associations.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1880-07-02

TnIE is shIp which never anchors
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-28

Die &. ". ST. Yr. ersdblt fUlsence,
etpas metptn8erltd anssbau1tt S6nurs
re auS Seplis : Sc berribt bier ets Site,
caB bic psri9iseensn Sapsirie fit bfi
ben Susllsn an befimmtsn Yiumen auf.
fsQsn, um pibrsnp Der Gurfunce BON
tbren pattsntsn letdt aufssfunpsn rpsrs
Den 3u fSnnen.. Giner Der bepeutenfsn
Der dltsren asr;ts. bsIsn Naufs ebens
fauss pieI senannt piro, sdblte nun su Itt,
nsn SbuBbsfoblenen sinsn Gnalipcer,
wel6sr ibm zines Worssns eie Nittbst.
lung mahte, er psrps, ea tbm pte Drum.
nsneur GOnssfipnsn mad Dem 8ppfe
osrurlade, abretien mii6sn. Baeeaer,te
luilsn betanntlid ibrs Glintsn ni5t sers
ne Dor Sseupisuns Der Cur fprt;isben,
unc' 70 fam Der unirise sfnsn Musen.
bid nod UNI cine opsr bic aneere pIauiibs
le urfa6e Der Gonsslticnen aufufineen.
Gum Slid fisl Isin Bid auf ben SiIss
but css Gnslinoers. unp raid sntl9lols
fen laste r: .Sbr edesn ribrt fsin.S,
psss pom @afsr ber, ipnesrsn BON hem
l6psren QUITE, ben Sie bsi eieIsr Disc
trassn J" Dem Yatientsn Isu6tsts piss
isbr Elm, unb er bate ni6ts Giliseres III
tbun, ale i& sinen lsi6tsn RoBbaars
but ;u faufen. Rad etnissn 5assn
ndbsrt er fi6 pisrerum cem Saume, vi,
ter psl&sm isin bipofratil6sr 9ersbrsr
febt unp flast esstersm absrmals, pas
sr nod thinner BON Gonssficnsn bslar
fist rsrps unr bod rpObI abrsilen milf,
|ie. Der art rtiisn 9srd6tni6s pi.
Irlbsre Gpniultaiipn sptfaQsn, Der aber
aud isBt ben Gursaf unssrn I6eiuen
fab fanp stnsn auSpes uno iasts
.Sbrs GOnasfionsn ,lbrsn iscenfaas BON
Gem lst6tsn QUITE bfr, ben sic traaen.
Gin @ann In Sbrsm altsr unp nit ne
mig Saaren mue cine pirmere 8opftes
lefuns nsbmsu." Der Gnslineer fab
ben Singer rss SippUfratss SsrruBt on,
p.rbeu8ts ii6 unc ipra9 eanu, i1 rpens
psnp, eie @orte: Pun psresn i'd ats
abretienl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-28
Der friias Srunf.

5siB mars In Der S6ulfah su Grs
asnstnssn BET &pttsnburs, psl6e 10
Sinesr aufnsbmen musts, u. faum nasbr
;u prdfirsn. @as 0unrsy penn ea
Der Gebrsr mad spsifdneissm llnterriut
stnen flstnen Spten an feline Srau Ianets
nit benz Outrage. ie iOats ibm stnen Srua
SOa @aTsr i6ifsn9 Die iorsiams SauS,
mutter faate aber rsselmdBis eas Srdss
lein. gum erpssn Sroits une sur grautf,
flung TIRES seplastsn GbsasmabIss nidt
nit @niIsr, Ipneern nit @sin ODER Bier
opsr Wpft. Giia, ME eas farft une
ben sutsn 6ortsans tss 0sl6iftsS me-
isnilib fSrpsrt atsr zines Cages biss
s8 ni6t ,,eija", ipnesrn o8as 8ufufs,
Sinh, no baf ea ben Srus ssfalt 2"
nIm Drummer, Ssu 9sbrsr!
Dab Id nidt seiast Du iraf mir
8afsr ~ Saus tplsn z"
Sl, Id bab suerft in Sbrem SauIe se,
bolt ater no i6 In ben 8rus binein ee.
i&aut Bah, mars 70 rdb une ca bab'
ids aassslsert unp bah ibnen pom
Drummer lieber frii&ss unp bellies @a6er
triu8en wplsn."
naba, = iopc!" Isufste pa tpsbmatbia
unier Susenebilpnsr unp f&wsnfte Ieis
men Merger NIT s9tsm Srunnsntbalsr
binab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-28
8. -. Set3's

&at6ofi(t6ss ssituuss .Anpistn 2artau
20. k26 On I. Strabs In Rem gprf,
70 set4Hst anidssn. g'ntraits fur anrr SIaa as,a.
&litStn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-28
Die iuiti9e Spalte.

Der bolitiide Sanblunsss&siisnns.
Die meiisn 5anoluussniisnce
Stnc aieris, fred unp fauI:
@spihsn tlsfn, 0srnunft beIdrdnf,
Ststs rfsn Sano uno Waul.
Was Wuncsr, bae su bisIer 3ufanft
Sid 6err @ambetta bait?
Gr reiit fire arpse S6uneseI1aft
Sn Der pOlifiben 0sIt.
SeBt 1T rfQsr ausperfauf
Sn lsipsn 6unesrtsebn
ReSan6e' artifsl alt uno reu
Sino bt0is ;u e,iteb'n
Sn Gberbours prizes bic 8aare er
Wtt sanSer %eunssnfraft:
,.HsSan6e fetn unp elegant
Spltp unp bauerbaft
Sic risfen itirmiib 8raso rinaS
unb f!atiSten flipp unp flap
Oc6 Gem aefeirten Commits
Sauft Niemanp etrraS al.
alS Sismarf BON benz S6er, erfu6r,
Da bat er fill ssla9t:
Sch Giner bod ben S6rsibals an,
8er bate has ssca9t!
SD bdb' Dem S6linsel poblsepoQt,
nnc CAB ibn In @srtrisb
,.GuIturfampf" 0aars fstn unp srpb.
@enn sr rO9 babel blisb'!
Nuu fBamt sr ms 8sbeas mir,
Ntir lslbt rbn' S6su unc S6am.
ga mart, i'd faufe Did mir nod
Mtt Dem &ssan9e. &raml
Ou bait nod ntdt ssnus selsrnt
Spnf lnsit Du'S anbsrs an
Oenn ipl&e @aars brinst man nur
@ani beimlt4 an ben damn.
Gin rpabrsS Slid, sas Du erbebf
Dies aucticns, 9ei5rsi
unc psdit etc surppdii9e
Warflfrtspensppli,et!"
CSaparses Slatt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-28

Eds ptiss III cine aetrus abbileuua uRisrtr eautr6aftsu
@igin itbr in filbern,m 81 bGuis, ett mir Jar $40
sertsufsu, une htts In cine 9p!i'tl fur eds Sch tit teft
uub biniafe eilbemer IN ter Uelt. S6brfth fsssr ptr
ssrsn 9anSsrt as' ans MIR tRs I'm csrSs stntr srpttn
men rel6e ace i'd ia IN b6dft 2pstgrlhtn 6hcr luis
usru In SsSus duf !tTs S6SE9Ct uEe ttr S~antbaIt.u her
5stt ausISrt6tr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-28
Seft,ote urtbeiIe.

Seh.oie ttrtbeiIe.
"ss rsitsts rnsin 9stsn."
g. 3. eafslp, Stlmd, Ola.
80 III has Wittsl jur Seiluna Der pisleu
aranfbtttsn, ssnen pas psibliHs 6sItls9t un-
tfrtporftn if."-R ptbsr's Rasa,ins.
US bat bic f&uerfsn grpben bsfansen unb
has gnsphsnent sinissr Der bsrSorrassnslsn me.
siiiniitsn 8,pBsn ets 9ansss srpcrb.n."
-gsp gOrt Wprls.
.nasinss bon ben Bis isst sntssften Seilmit.
itln tann aud nur siusn Aussublid sinsn Ser.
slsi1 nit esmislbsn auSbalten."
-9. u. SarSey, .. D., Walbirstun. D. 6.
:, 9ie(ss gross &stfmitttf if 6ei allen 9rosn-
tfsH Or SSslt 81 6a6sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-28
A. S&n6ma6sr & &c.,

Wo. S Sub @ap st., Baltimore, Mt
aasinis. assntsn fur Dubusu. aas r,msa,us y,t,
Rttnt Y. ssbn, Dubuque, Sspa. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-28
4 a ntur

1T s' 8 sr'sttn Dampf&ihs- gsusasntseu uas ss.,,.
adslids dbfabrt.
eaaburs- MnsriianiI@e etnte Is Damp,u.
Nprb.D tutf&tr elosb, 8remtu Is Daupfer
@unars 9tutt, eipsrppeI u. Mntpsr. f6 Daunptsr
Wse S'ar KIN 8 Dampfn.
PIC aanffnht bon paaastutn, tt Id Ia htu Iatsu 4.
Saprtn aat ftsitn Gampftrn tsrrhba uns ttnastr ntbtr
eaet nab Bic bette GmpfttIuns uns sastu mtr baS Butrsrs
ntna 6rsunht sta&tt.
SSn 9erbinbnns NIT Obisem, fsus Id
We4isl auf ale 9auptitdbte @uropa's aus
Gtfenbabt $ 9t6etS
na2 aatn 5aupraibtsn amtriiay uub gaIfprutay tSuus,
ben semen das In nistnsr CfHst ~ ben rsetlnaiiasa yrstfs.
ssiaaft rustn; u u. ntat nStSts 10 aaf ben Dtpsts III
aipptn tinasstn ~ lafsu.
GrnnSeisentbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srpss ausrabI tb beatn etast. gis,ntsuxs. nj,
ar3 8arntn unb yratriddnhtrsitn Sab BET mir acts ~ su
fnntteatn Bteinsunstn a. tabta unb ufu9t Id itssa, bu
lsia 9tls IN d~tstnteun e9u uns ssrhnnsrtnsus asltsn
MIN. mttnt etntH ~ priftn.
8ar anIssuns bon garitalitu NIB asf a4est uui ntus
Etilt Gorge sttrastu.
6lffsr Qtsns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-28

Der ntue Mmtmana SSr psrest
Ga& absr3euseu, pab i9 nur eusr 8sFes
nil.
Bauer: Sa, pas tpi6ta MIR i&on, absr
pir sstsns net Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-28
petrr aifnf \ Subn.
General > Maentu,

fir be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Snapertaf & 4ortasru 9uf. Cos, Don louScu
Hopaf 9uf. &c., pou Sipsrpoof
Commercial 9nion An. g., pom eouSou
German 9msrteau 9n[. g., pom 2tswy yurs
Sf. Yauf Ssnsr & 2aarius Snt. Co.,
Don st. Yanl
St. 9o(sp6 Ssns & 2aarius SuL &c.,
Don ST. So(tpf
@tfautie Snf. &c., Don Slep 2Jors
German 9u[. &c., pou Srssporf. 81
y. q. attiosntiaf An. &c., pom Sartfort
grapsfers' 9uL. &c., pom SartforS
Asfua dife 9nE. g., pou Sartfora
Gtte mdNhstn apmpasnittn, Bic Nd bd benz gbttasv nm,
1 Uss smT surS ranlt!t$t 3aslans ttrn galaki b.
rtfttn. A s"~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-21

CANDLKs-Star, full wtl4K. light VT 13x,
CHRRsE-t'ear Spring, lac; Factory to Id.
HoMINY AND GRITs-Si 80 per barrel.
SAUER KRAUT For half barrelSi so.
APfLKs-s2 to So 60 per barrel. A standard
barrel of apples contains II peek S.
ONIoNs-Per barrel, s..
PorAToEs-t2.76 per barrel. In racks, 80 to
1per bnshel.
DhItD PEAoREs-- Unpeeled &c. peeled l2c
per pound.
SWEET poTAToEs-2Oc per oushel.
COAL OIL-Below are revised quotations liz
+. test: IN barrels "A cents, per case OF gal
'"n cans So 80, and gallon 43 cents,
CLOTHES PINs-ltound, 65ci spring, S.OO per
uox
MEAsuuys--X bushel, iron bound, $3.50 per
dozen; two-hoop pals, 81 10; three-hoop, W 30
TUBs-Threo nest, " .S0Gy!.hui eight nest
rs; No. / per dozen, 2loi No. !, S.5Oi No.
{, rs.
WAsHBoARDs--wood 81. 85; zinc, $780, New
WELL BTCKTTs-sb. on @s5 30 per dozen.
PCwDER-s6 40 per kee of 95 pouads; l2h do
sS. i5 ~ do, 81 SO; blasting kegs, A,25.
SHoI-Drop bag, 1925, buck s245:
MACKEREL--NO. barrels, al0i hhll-Darreis,
$3.50; kits, Il pounds, sli No. barrels, W.
CANpY-Stlck, lS@l5c. o pound. Fancy, 10
LYE-Concentrated. 81 .G5as3.JC.
RopR--Ssal J, in. basic, l0c; cotton, &c.
ViNRGAR-Per gallon, 2O@3Oc, Apple, 2Or,
WRApplNC ArER-Rag and Straw, 4Oc. 6oc.
STAHCH-iAc, -
BUGGY wItEELs--Sarvon's patent, A. H. Z, ID
md r grades, IS TO Sl4 per set.
TOBACCO -LOllilalub Dulioh bl"ue, % ) Viz
.TrGs We quote II to - cents per gallon for
Glazed. Crucbs Ii to IL cents per gallon Tor
glazed
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-21
Fruit and Nuts.

FURNISHES. per bushel
LEMuNS--Per box, VI 30.
PoP CoRN-PrIZe packages per gross l.iJ'
RAIslNs-I.OndOn layers, S3e9yd. lOi layer
e.. 10 to 81. 80 per box.
PEoANs-s2 II to So % per bushel.
NuTs-A Almonds 2JtG%5C. per pOund; BfRzl
!Iml2; 1lherts, l4@l5; English Whlnuts
none; chustnuts, American, hQnei ltallah
none; peanuts, to y; cOc0anulsi So.
DATEs-l0@l2hc. per pound.
ORANGES Sound stock, FLORIDA ana Louis
lana, So ~ to Z.
CURRh NTs--SGohc.
PRUNEs--SGlS
We make the following quotations.
erares' per barrel, SIS Co; Malaga grapes, pei
half barrel, $3.50! California grapes, per 20 Ii
boxes, $500; california pears, per box
81 80; oooonnutss per hundred, q,
rais,ns, layers, new, per box, ~
raj sins, Lordon layers, per boy. $780, ohes-
nuts, domestic, per pound, lC@l2 9; almonds
per pound, 23@24 cents; pecans, 6@7 cents; nj
berts, Is cents; Brazil nuts, per pound, l0cents;
peanuts, fancy Virginia, per hundred IDS, q;
apples, fancy. per barrs, 81 50; apples, choice,
per barrel, 81 5O@S2; potatoes, per barrel,
tRose), &. 80; potatoes, per barrel, Peerlessh
S.. 80; onions, per barrel, H.5O@A 10; garlic,
per string, Is cents; dates, IN trails, per
pound gcents;kr0ut,per barl ell, none; kroutiper
half barrel, ,none popcorn, prize boxes, per
hRlf gross, q. 10; New York factory cheese,
per pound, IL cents; western cheese, per
pound, "A cents; choice rabbePes per crate,
"a sos 10 puru apple vinegar, per gallon,
20 q ntS,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-21
DALLAS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Nnvannht y On lEsn


The dsy was beautiful and the town full oil
people. The sun had thawed them out They
have been frozen In since Tuesday, and were
trying to crowd whole week business into
one day. Roads are in good oruer, weather
clear, Thermometer in the sixties, quite a
change from ten.
The committee upon raising the $50, eco for
the Chicggo, Texas S Mexican Centrai wa.
hafdat work all day, AT this hour 1t had lot
been Il certained how much had been obt .iucd
Perhaps that will be itateu in another parI OF
this paper
Railway building in # Xna is looming M
more grandiy ly he day Flans, either 10
active pro. ress or forming, uch every divis-
ion of the state. AS General Il says, "su 70
yeyors of railroads follow closely upon troops,
and call for cavalry to keep The Indians on !"
ThuHthey lead civilization. Ills cerlan one
or Inoregreat through lines VIII be mmedl-
atey Put under contract from North Texas to
the lower Rio Grande and to he City of Mex
leo. Gould, Grant, Scott aud Huntington
have determined to sepda road to that capital,
but whether from FL Peso or some point this
side, or both, will be developed later,
There ateabBut one hurdred shares remgin-
ing rntaken of the building and Loan Assoc
citation, which holds lis first meeting for Or
ganizatlon at the city council chamber
markethouse, at 7 O'Clock tomorrow night,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-21

FLouEs-- We quote City Mills from new
wheat ae follows; Xxx, 80, XXX, q rs,
XXX 95i Choice, SO 10; family, none.
Imported: AX, per cwt -; KIN, -
kXXX, 8 90; Fancy, 3 10 TO 2j; Patent, s 35.
RyR--In sack, 81 10.
BARLEY CSC per bushel sacked, loose soc.
BRAE--We quote at sOo,
GuNNY BAas-Second-hsnd In good order, o
ente piece.
CouN MKAL-on track large lots i5c. In the
tore lobbing lots SOC.
OATS New Texas SIX to 40. Sacked l5c,
WnKAr-No3o old, 95c; No 3 new, s5dtac; No
a,f thi Notnew 7b@S0: Rejected, 65@74; No
grade. 50gG5cis Mediterranean, No2. 20; No 3,
1e@I5ei Nicaragua, nominal, Acc, put not want.
cd by Texas millers "a
CoRN-All grads 80 cents, loose ear,
HAY-PIait'a loose from wagon, gl2 per ton ,
Mlllett. do, sl2 From store. uralrfe baled ais,
per tons Millett, SIS. Prairie bpled, In car
lots, sli per ton free on board.
We quote: Chopped corn, FER leo hounds.
Ii chopped corn ind oats, Ter loo pounds,
MtQ chopped barley, per loo pounds, 81 Is;
crulhed corn aud cob, per 100 pounds, Soc
corn bran, per 100 pounds, 30otGraham -four
- ehi cres IN meal, 81 90; line bolttd meal, per
buPhel. zoe. hon my, per 100 pounds, az %
gritS, nel 90 lonnds, 81 36; corn -four, per lOC
pounds, ".
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Business was excellent. Bad weather has
interrupted 1t for several days past, but this
morning being bright and warm people
swarmed through the str, cts and were eager
purchasers OF all manner of merchandise,
Another stimulant was in tho ad-
vance in cotton, which was excited and
higher Midd Ing jumped to 10 ceuts, at
which rate the four or five hundred bales Ic-
ceived were sold The market closed firm
and with an upward tendency 1t Is autc-
patCd the receipts at thl point will be qui e
heavy next week, ifthe weather holds good,
which is possible but not probable, At all
events buyers and sellers had good tine of
II tc.day, each being happy uron II bouyant
market.
Meats are s'owand steady. Wholesale lot
ofcltCr smoked sides ARE held and sold at o.,
with dry salt cent cheaper there is am
pie stock In town to meet the demand
Corn steady at3D, yesterdays rate. 1t was
impossible to find II GU toner who would give
mere ond they have to tumble to It.
:. Flouris scarce and very firm, It was hard TO
find in car lets and fHll harder to g,t con-
cessiOn upon the quotations below A
few mcio complaints were made about cur
railro ads keeping all the cars they laid hand
upon
Oats were hldly u,ady at 40 cents, with
some lcts CT IA, htly inferior changing
hands ut 37k,
Hay If in i0lr supply and finn at sl2peI ton
or loose.
In the general grocery market there was q
moteratesIot dc nhnd, butnot much doing in
shipments 1t uisiaHa eyIups, of HE new
crp, ere sought r, lut the stocks are light.
Sugars are barely steSdy, and have droopy
feeling.
Conees are so-so, with aclspostion 70 shade
quotations.
Hides are In active demand TT The full quo
tatione. They are going up in Lorth IN
markets
" DOL is very firm, and with decided up
ward tenGeccy.
Buttcr Is finn at 30 cents Tor jobblng lots
Its high price and scarcity has AGAIN brought
oleemergarire TO the fort, and bCarders are
kicking tables over in cCnsequen ce thereof 1t
is SIN classified "Kentucky Blue Grass p
ismt de Of lard and sells at 90 cents ItrpCunG
Apl S are finer. The beat are held nj
s2to 10 50 10 per barrel,
Irish potatoes in sack are quotable at VI per
bushel, and $40 tos2 10 or barrel.
Turkeys are in active demand, ard Irregular
in Price RAJ gipg from so cents to 81 per head
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-21

New York, all rail, VI &c per 100 pounds
Boston, ali rail, 81 Al perl0O pounds,
Philadclphln, all rail, 81 "a per 100 poun Us.
Baltimore, all rail, 81 SO per 100 pounds.
10 New Orleans, IL rail, 81 p0r 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, by ked River, no water.
10 Caiveef IN, ~ - per bale
To 1T q; ais, "a 90 per bale.
proc zee irOm st. Louis to Dallas, Sl2s per
kansas City, slO per car.
Following are the rates from points In Kan
sa5 south of Kansas City
70 Dallas-COrn and oats per cwt, 81 l-2c; po-
70 0es per cwt, Boo.
10 uttchins-Corn and oats iac; flour, b5c.
No Ferris.-Corn and oats i5c; lOur, SIC.
To PalmeI-FlOur, hsci corr aud oats, i6c.
To tnnls-Flom, Gle; corn and oats, Ec.
To Rlce-Flour, bic; corn and oats, i8c.
Corsicana, MeXia, Groesbeeck, Kosse, Waco,
Marlin, Bremond, learne and Bryan-Flour,6hC
corn and oats, soc. ~
To Calvert--Flour, &c; corn snd oats, Soc,
OK GRAIN--To New Orleans, 40ctsper cwt. TIC
st Louis, 4ects per hun lred.
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SmAFrs..-A $40; o ss.bS,
Building Material.

BnlcK-At the kilns 81 80 to $40,
SToER--At the Dallas quarries SC per cubic
foot. Laid In wall lie.
REPRESENTATIVE rough pine $50 per Thousand;
Dressed on one side, so 80; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooved, $25; Dressed Notwithstanding,
$751; Three-eighlh tongued and grooved ceiling,
SIT no.
SmNGLEs-Cvprcss, u per thousand; Native
pine, sap, 81; do heart, So 10.
LATHs-- IS 20 per u ousand
CEMEET--- Fort ;, lott. per bar, 10; Rus-
euGale, IS 30; Louisville, Port land
e. TO-
PLASTER FPARIs--Per barrel, 81.
BAIR--Per pound, 7kc.