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CITY OFFICERS.
One Gayo-, oos TreAs-rsT, EEd &C JEs.5cs Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-17

figures relating 10 fNllurs seem 70 Indicate u
steady continuance Of favorable conditions
Tor tic trade Of the country
Ranms CITY Times The government has
issued Il sweeping order IN regnld 70 the cnt'
tIemen In iho Indian Territory and ~ given
ono and all nolce TO pct ont Of there willll
two woaks, or suffer tho consequence OF u
visit from The sodlery now stationed ~ u
guard along thu line, TO understand the
unfortunate position those mon aro placed
In by this strange order Of tho government v
must be born IN mind TINT Tor many ycnrs
they have bud permission 10 herd mil RAISE
their yast locks Of cattle upon tue rch
grasses of this country and drive them N
pence to tho railroads for shlpment u Kan
sn CITY, Chicago and othor cattle markets
oftho country. Time and custom have
mndo this we'll settled right of these men IN
TIC law Of tho land, and now they are liter
ally unlOne, aud many Of them will be
ruined by this curious action of tho govern
mcnt.
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Commercial Notes.

Tho increase in tho deposits Of Swings
banks during last year was $4,000 600 In
New York city alone. and S20,0O00O0
throughout thu State of New York.
Tho House Committee on Banking and
Currency have decided to report bill re-
pealing that portion of the Internal Rev
onuo laws requiring two cent stamps on bank
che cks.
Colonel Edison has dropped out of news
paper literature quite suddenly. Shares IN
his stock once worth two or three thousand
dollars are now offering at seven hundred.
But they arc still above stock in keely
motor.
The war upon o.eomargarine Is not now.
II has been going on for three or four years,
but the public was not prepared for being
told that 80 100000 pounds had been swal-
lowed during 1879 under the impression that
it was pure yellow butter.
A Dallas shop window is ornamented with
suggestive picture. lt represents n Eu-
ropcan seaport in which two big ships lie at
anchor, labeled "lcor America" A stream
of immigrants are going up the gang phnlls
while tho wharf is crowded with more. Over
them is suspended huge boot, with big
4 spur on the heel, labeled Army" Some
Y people think II is very good picture.
The timber trade of Canada is every year
attaining greater importance. 1t is estimated
that during the present season thousand
million feet will be cut, which, at present
prices, will be worth $l3,000,000, but will
not be sufficient to supply the demand, For
tunately the forests of tho Dominion are SO
vast in extent as almost to defy tho iuroads
that are being made. Localities convenient
70 the coast will, however, soon be dcnudel.
The importations of specie and bullion at
New York during the past week amounted
10 Sl95 0iS, including SI6,S gold and
BIAS, 1893 silver. Since tho LIST Of january
the importations have reached 1886, 192,
consisting of 81. 800, 1872 gold, 81 ,520,62l sill
yer, and $l,0l9 brass and copper coin. From
the LIST of August, 1879, TO April 8 1850,
there has been total importation of $50,
Si7,148, of which S76,4lS,76i consisted of
gold, and $i,39I3 $40 of silver,
A London letter contains tho following :
alt grows daily moro probable that no in =
portant rise in wheat can be expected (unto-
ward crop accidents exceptod), whilst de-
cline becomes more and more reasonable.
The smaller consumption during April, May
and June will soon be making itself felt,
whilst tho fine though cold weather we are
now enjoying has disposed people here to
take favorable view of our next wheat crop.
There is, therefore, no Inducements to milcrs
aud others to go heavily into stock, and in its
absence handto-mouth policy is certain to
be pursued"
We, are indebted to +. d.
Grico, the Dallas agent. for the
transcript of the failures for the first
quarter Of 1880, 1879, 1878 and 1871" end
ing March 3lst, We make the following ex
tract:
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MONEY AND TRADE,
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
Tho Position ~ Coiion-Ii 0c'H ~"
Heiter Fnst-Gorn steady M'"'S
steady-fiour steady -TrHh'
Rather Dali
DlLIAs, Friday Afternoon, !

Trade was rather quiet In grocery ANA pro-
duoe limos, but stendy In dry goods' The
weather continues beautiful, with tho Their
p,omotor Mt high noon hours above the 800
score.
The cotton market failed TO improve and
disappointed tho hopos of many That ye'ter'
davis adylces that II had made stand would
be followed 10 .day by news Of II rally, The
rsa cause of tho depression Is mo rehlHnlloh
of almost tho highest estimate put upon the
orop of 1870 II Is now claimed thNt b,iOO-
O0O'balos hay0 been received and nTe IN
slrht and conceded TINT whilst II will reach
A total of 100000, II mny roach
100000 more This Ear exceeds any
proyiOua crop ever produced m
America, The total receipts On the first Of
April were nearly 100000, In excess of last
year and will DO certain 10 keep close IT not
moro As gront M is tho demand for cotton
goods and active MS Nro the spnnors they ure
alarmed nj the task before them 10 work up
this enormous stock before the new crop Is
offered them next fall. II will strain their
capacity TO the utmost tension to do IT, Ana,
another thing bears directly upon the exist
lnD uNpTohhlOHi " 10 WIZ Ni'h" WV
good.pricos realized by Southern planters for
no bulk of this last crop, and the handsome
ro0ts they made, stimulates them, rs II nat,
rally would, 10 increase the acres sown nnd
o be sown this year. and II tho scason Is rs
nyorablo as last ycar, the crop of 1850 will
ap 6,0O0,000 bales, The capacity Of tho
southern States for its production has no
other limit than demand, The amount pro-
ducod mover has nor never will be checked
by anything except prolltnnd loss Appeals,
sentiment, llno spun newspaper theories,
good advice and all that sort Of thing, nrc ms
Idle wind in matter of this or any other
kind involving dollars and cents. And hence
the profits realized by the cotton planter this
year would il continued, in three wears
result in Drop OF not lcss than lO,OOO,OO
bales. But there must bo n limit--a limit
dictated by the mmutable laws of demand
and supply.
The receipts of corn this morning footed
up only two cars. Prices are MS yesterday.
Groceries and provisions were most in no
quest for tho city trade, the country taking
very little. No changes were reported in
the valuation of anything
Country produce Is in fair supply with
plenty of fresh, nice and excellent vegetables,
now so much enjoyed by us all. Eggs have
fallen TO fifteen cents at retail.
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IlrmII md Nmla.

APPLIES Sound stock, 'dNU,M,
lIMoSH-prr huA, 10 %
pOr Cons -lrl1r packages, per gross VI 80
RAiFtNs l,0ndun layers, F3@6,lOi layers
" ID IL o.! 1prr boz
PnrANs-Wr quote ll@lgI per pound iol
good,
NrIs Almonds 2im2bC. per pound HNhll
l3al5i 6ihrrls, lh0lG English Wulnnts, y
IN 20, chr.luuta, American, ldml1i Italian
lsnlUi peanuts, ~, rprnnuulH, ~,
HANNNAs-l'rr bunch, rlmHi
FlGs- Luudun layer lsc. per pounds IN hcs'
and drums, lie,
DATES lOnl9ac per pound
OnNNGrs- sound stock, Florida aud Louis
lama, none,
tuUlANr. -NHlOc.
pUuNEs.-IUluc.
nuIp APPLES NJ. ], zoe - NO, =, De, eynpo'
rated, l3bmlic. per pound,
DWlrp rfAouEs-llc, per puund
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nll damngrd, wet ~ dry, hnlf prloel deel
skins, NNr sheep sklnH from go mi 9 each
fuHs- lnunhklns, lumlirI skunk lna lae
VOLT rnynlr, 600 Goo, luniri hrmhli wildcat
iOa!r hrar, McMtsi otleri b|c,mpa
LrnNrI, Inrtmaf,
lnpuundu rNlm Ni barb, llsci galvanized
rAla Cul barb, lglr,
iluHHH rlluls-l'rf krgi N mule Shoes N.
linusE siiur SAILS -l'rr blNi % pounds No
z, HN gAI Nu, h, on No a, phtiI,
lnns lfiiM M ~ rates
NAus-frOm I'D ~ lml, WI rates,
1lNsEHs sTnck RI ilurh llp 2 q poi punnd
lin plntp, llNlu6ll prr hONl J. 4 llN.0lll 20
10, IuAll ~ IN, due, lerpor bl colder, ne POI
lbi ahrut Iron, ~ htilrprr W,
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Cnlinn hIntcmcni. AnrII Nih.


Oucuiton,Nll rail- ~ Now iork 81 "a ln Dos
tan, 81 lG m rail and watcr o. Now Nurk,tl Wii
llo3lnu, 81 llj % Sew Orleans, per tonlldl rail-
runl AND Morgan stuunctS, II ~ per i'Nh' 4
Pacific ans Red river Htrnm hoNls, n 40.
on produce from 81 Louis 10 Dallas, tlso per
fW Kansas tity sn1 per car
slolowmgarcihc rates ll0m nllponls lu Kan
sns south Of Kansas illy'
To pNllus Corn and oats per cwli " l-soi po-
tnlnes per cwl, 5nc
no llu,chms Corn anu oats, l8c 0onr' Doc
To FERRIS Corn aud oats, tao; Hour, 90
TO Palmer Flour, 1sc, corn aud oNls, lOc'
10 Ennls- Flour, 6lCi corn und oats, We,
10 Rice Florr, 5icj corn and oats, lUc
Cars cam, MeNiN, GrurshOccL, kossri waco
Marlin, Brcmoud, llearhc and bryan flpurO'o
corn aud oats, zoe, ,o
TO Calyert-tlour, G2ci corn and oats, Doc,
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Flour. Grain aud HAY

ConN--Bulk on arrival ON the track 0ic.
sacked 0Oc In store bulk csc, sacked &C.
HAY Ser IL is retailing In small lots at
II prr hundred.
BRAN--Wequote at 81 -
UoRN NlEAL'-rcr hundred 81 10; per bushcl,
10 cents,
SuirrsuFrs -at,l0 per hundred
OATs--ln sack, from track oSci Dulk dC' DC
From store, bulk, 53c; sacked, hs.
FLouR-Importcd Xxx, 81 10, NIX, Si,21;
XXXX, or family, 500, Fancy S.l5 per hun
krrj, patent brands, s. so to $40 per barrel
Quotations Of Dallas madetlour are AS iollowssi
Crcsccnt per hundred, .....,""",..,,' o. %
san JacintO, ,,,.,,'"""''.''. '''''5 ~
Empire '''''''"''''''''''" . 20
xxx, ''''''''"''' ,'''''' "a ~
Eagle :,,'t ;',,',..'''., ,.''- 10
hounds, o. 30; grits, ~ 80; corn lonr, ~ %;
crushed corn and cob, Il per hundred corn
bran, 6Oc,
SE--ln sack, VI.
HARLEY -6uc. per bushel.
GrNNY BAGS Seconk hand In good order, 4
WuEAr-We quote; From wagon, primo mill
ling, ii 90; fair to inferior, a.W@el 10,
From elevator, cents higher.
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Dominic 0 oa lad -.

The report conciudes: " Ine failures tor
the first quarter OF the pas. year, as will be
seen from the above table, number only |.
4s2, with liabilities of only Sl2,777, 074
These figures are exceptionally small, and
show decrease in the number Of casualt {
of nearly one.half, as compared with lh, first
quarter Of any previous year since 1874.
The liabilities are less than they were ever
before reported in any quarter since the com.
mencement Of the publication Of Qsrterly
Returns. Its fact full of significance that
the Indebtedness Of failed parties, in the first
three months of The present year, do not
equal one-fourth of tho sum 10 which they
amounted In any first quarter in the last pre-
cecing six years. As time progresses, the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-17

LuArngR-soLr-Onk, 40. |, ~ do, No >,
NJ, homluck, No I, 80 do, No 2, ~ good dam.
aged, 300 por pound uppori French calf y
N IImsl ~ do, No, % zoe mSli do, Rips,
simSl, do 80, 2, iOHsdc, WNN upprri per
foot, lic Harness lpnlheri olk No /, ~ do,
No y, ~ skriiugi fair l. 49, No, 2, Zoe per
CnILAns- Duck, per dozen, W 30 to Sdl split
aud Mn Sl0malli fll Nip, Nla Ia II
CuAiSs-Oli feet, % 10 Oue pur pair,
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wines and Liquors.

Alcoholics 2 .3a to 81 10 per gallon.
Wulsky mash, 81 2jmH 5Oi soui
mash, 81 .bOUSj, NcCOrdingwAgc,
WlNEs tlNrcl, IN cast, S3lj@Sli tNlRwbA,
per gallon, 8i luuS3, Port, per gallon, 81 20 "a
y +; sherry, per gallon, ~ 2lmsji Madeira, pen
gallon, SlBOGotH White wine, In eases, VI "
HslO,
CHAMPAGNE Cooks, In baskets, Sls@sMi
Ilcidsirck, In basket, S2S, krug, In basket. s2'i
Domestic champagne SlOmlG.
AN stock ale, per dozen, g l5@s4 .oOi Por-
ter, per dozen, s2Us2 30.
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Sugars nnI Syrups.

srGAn- Crushed, l2c, powdered, met gran
ululpd, Ms \, ~ clarified, lOAmioAi
choice Louisiana, OAmpAi strictly prilnci
ui,apl,i fair ~ prime, DaU's
MoLkssEs ANp SyiuPs louisiana monsscsl
1910 GOO. Table syrup, 5OdGj,
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m,.ce,,ancous Grocer,' stock.

PorAroES.-uooI eAtlps lr''h' souho "''oN'
W toeepsl VOC per .p, ,5lT' N ,,r ho,r,
nREEN APPLS -soNpNo"V Po' o"i
ORANGES so@>
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RcF-Whulcsalc ga too
SAir--In barrel, 500 to 81. Livery DOL in
sacks ~; tine, ~ % 10 81 10.
CHAcKEGs--Soda. NA, GA to tfi xxx, &C..
IrNn-sc nor Id.
Cream, qH to 10; Ginger Snaps, 95, to 10,
soar Olive, 5hc. perpoundi Blue India, 6N
toGi.t Satlurt 81 rs 10 ~ 90. e. L. Whit, man
4 % Is DALLAS Soap Works Pale Olive, DC;
Cambria, &c. per pound.
gHSnTrs star, ID to NC
CuRrsr-pest brands of New York fancy, 10
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1IDNlNG.
NEill Partnership Wanted

A PARTNER with a cash capital of four or
IN 1--WE thousand dollars, for the coming sea-
sun, to run the mill vt this place, on the dallas
4 Wichita X. Il, 10 miles from Dallas; about
to be the great .thoroughiare from Dallas north !;
or. would sell mill aud farm ON good terms
Call ON 5. Il. Scott. i0l Elm ST. Dallas. or adj
dress Roy u. Scott, Trinity Mills, Dallas CO.,
Texas. mar30
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COFFEE RIO, common, l31l 6Ai ordinary
l5hmlG', fair l5AmlShi good, lSAmlsti
primr lSAwlsli choice, lOm2Oi lnguaylhl
lhl, al0, Java, 9s@3uc
1rAs Imperial, from ljnG5c per pouuli
Young Tyson, 5sWl!i Oolong, jO@UOci Japan,
nlusn lOap25c
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BAcoy Clear sides .S&c; breakfast bacon
Toe, per pound,
nnY SNLr--Cicar sides, Sc; long, rs
HANS Plain sugar cured, lUtlo; canvassed
do lUl,; NhitlNkcr's canyHsscd, llA
Lam -lercc, 50: half barrel, 9; pals, . to
lOpuuuds, l0i.; pounds, Isc'
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Poultry nDdGanic.

PnNuuR CuCEENs We quote at. zoe. apiece.
IAnKs-pcr dozen, SOC.
RNnUirs Per uO1en, common, COO; mule
cared, " ~,
SouuuaELs Per dozen, 6'c.
RoRBINs-pcr dozen, SOC;
NENIsoN- Deer, '3aSi apiece.
CmOKENs--WG quote ~ 90 for spring and 81
for grown.
TURKEYs--15c. 0si % apiece.
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Gr,MAx MlLlGr-We quote 81 5Oper hushcl
white do, Sl2i.
Cotton-At the oil Mil, loo, per bushel
ONION sETS-sN.
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MngDu Woodwork

srnKFs From ~ ili luCli per set AAA
select, aAi AN, 3l,
sAwEp prifnEs-l'l toes, " per het,
HuGGN wIltRLH-SAryun' pulrnii A. u, g u
and n grades, Ss.h ~ ~ per Hrl
AXEA-lur box, one dozen, 40,
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.lE:3OSADALIS

G'HE GREAT THERN
. A remedy for the cure of Scroiu-
"a Ia, Scrofulous Taint, Rheumatism
M White swelling, G0ut, Goltrte,
y Consumption, Bronchitis, Ner-
90 vous Debility and MI diseases
arising from an impure condition
of the blood.
The merits of this valuable
VI preparation are so well known
" that n passing notice Is but nee
"a essary TO remind the readers OF
q this journal of the necessity of
NJ always having bottle OF this
medicine among tneir stock Of
family necessities.
Certificates can be presented
lrcn many leading Physicians,
Ministers, and heads OF families
throughout the south. endorsing
"A in the highest terms The F2tdd
u Extract Of RosadGltS,
A@'A- DIR. Il. WILSON CARR of Bal
tLmole, says he has used II in
asses OF ScrofulN q otner dis-
.r, eases with much GatisiaCtiOn.'
VI DR.. =. G. PUGH, of BAltimor
recommends u 10 all persons suf-
W s,ing with Disea cd Blood, say
W NJ 1t IA superior TO any prepara-
ton he has ever used
Rev Dab fE1 BALL, OF the
Baltimore NJ. T.. COME terence
South, Gays he has boon so much
a benefited By its usa that he
NJ cheerfully recommends IL to all
"a his friends and acquaintanoes.
AA'sas CRANES & CO., Druggists, at
Cord nsVi lie, Va, say 1t has
never failed togive satisfachon-
SAM'L q. MCFADDEN, of Muir
ireesboro, Tennessee, aaysit cured
him OF rheumatism when all
slse failed.
\ Rosadalis is not secret quaok
sgu1 preparation Its ingredients are
published on every package.
Show II 10 your Physician and he
will toll you it Ia composed OF the
n strongest alternatives that exist,
and is an excellent Blood Purifier.
Did our space admit we could
give you testimonials from every
!, State in the South, and from per-
sons known to every man, wn-
msn and child, either personally
" by reputation.
aosadalts is sold by all Druggists
I JOIN :, HENRY, GUREAN & CO.,
+ 5 College Place,
EW YORK,
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TNorE-7e quotations foiiowiR9, miieSs
otGsy,oiso stated, are for whoIesale spo, cash
lots. When time is asked or smaR amounts
purchased, halter rates are demanded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-17

EGGs-Whnleaalc lOc.; retail, ljc. per
dozen,
RurrnR--Couutry, zoe TO CSC; Western and
Kansas, 2Bc ,WS5c
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-17
Dn,,na wool Market.
Meats and lard.

FREQ of burrs, tluc ~; medium, 81 bury, 20
to = per pound
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-17
'EGAR-Per gallon. 2ad3nc.
Hides. PeIts. and Furs.

HrDrs-Dry flint, lspounds and upwards, l5o
dry kips, free OF grubs, lie grub6 kips, Ice
wet salted, 7Giiac.i green butcher hides, Chc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-30

BET Mneeren madte. Die 9ader batte er
asts auf isiner Seite. Sept aetr, pa
Yapa Buffalo es 3wsdndbis fanb, einmal
pisoer bic &raft feinsr Qunaen tSrsn gu
lanen, fog 9answurf I'M Sturmlauf son
binten seeen i'm an, unb 3war nit ploslt'
der gbenbums 8ldsn sssen 9eidcn.
Der Dtde fiel auf bic Nale, '6answurif
lber ttn ber, mar nod einisen pur3eblau'
men nisber auf ben geinen nnb bUbnts
ben Didsn aus, weltsr 7d nur lanslam
srbob. Diesmal wollte papa Buffalo bsn
@trsid niGt unssrphen lu0en. 3ornts
iebte er fd In gewe3uns, I'M fsinen @es>
ner 3n srfafen. 5answurit tan3sltt msbr
Dor ibm Der, als bab Ct ltef btelt ibn eta
paar Mal I'M Rrsile terum In Serssune,
unb snbltd lieBer i'm gang nabe an ltA
teran fommen. @hon frsdte Bullals
bic Sanb aus unb slaubte tbn 3u baben,
als 9ansnurf sinsn ttdsn @ulauf natm,
iiber ben Diden tinwesiptans unb isn
no&mals gu Buoen rib. SEPT elite Der
farte Mann 3u 5tlfe berbei. Dte Span'
nuns puds, benn etne tauslihe Scene
fanb In MusFdt. &aum aber fab 9ans'
tpurit BEN @ebtetsr fummen, ais ct feline
5ube bsFdsslte unb sesen bic Sdrantsn
brad, bic bic 3uldauer itm pitlfabris
unb jutelns Sfnsten. Gin Sornebmss
gsipann bislt einsn Auaenttid Dor Der
@telle ieines Durabruds. 3m.t |dSne
Damen fa6en I'm Basen. 5answurf
lief itt burd btes 5tnberntb ntht abidre>
den; NIT einsm Sabe mar It I'm @asen
unb fae auf benz Nudfbe, ben Damen
ssssniter. Die eine perIslben Rtsb e.
l&redt einen leiitn @&tet aus! 3answurf
aber blidte ibr tn's @eftht unb mar einen
Mneenblid ,rts sebannt ourh tbre 3ise.
Der Rutlder, BON bem alsemeinen CT
lddter unb GetSie umsebsn, wubtt nidt
rtht, .pas ct tbun fouts, ,ba ct bic pferse bul'
ten muBte, ipslds fhsu ,u tperben brpbten.
Da erbob ii6 5auswurf uno fprans auf
Der anteren @eite aus benz Wagen, niht
ubae ifd nod einmal mad ber Dame um'
sufdaueu. Der 'Wasen rullte idnea
BARON unb Srrldwanb BON benz Gefplabe.
(GOrtIesnns fclst,)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-30

= @ibrenb beS nit ben, 80. Stunt abz
seluuf ufenen 6isfaliabres bat bic alusfubr
Die Ginfubr UNI $167, ,9o8. 1853 iiberlfiesen.
@Sbrenb bes ipeben abselaufenen Sabres
mar iomchl ber @ertb Der mad ben Ser.
@taaten einseiabrten lomie ber Wertb bet
aussefiibrten @aaren srSBer, als in irsenb
einem friheren Sabre. Die @aarenausz
fubr pdbrenb beS nit benz 80. Stunt 1880
abselaufenen Sahres itberlties bic beS ppri=
gen SabreS um etpa $125, 900, 900 cber 1e
Yro3ent. Die Waareneinfubr mabrenb
bes nit benz 80. Suni 1880 abselaufenen
Sabres iiberities bic int porbersebenben
Sabre um etpa $222,O0O,OOO pber so
BrO5ent. Der @ertb ber einsefabrten
@aaren iiberifies ben Der aas8efiibrten
INN beinabe $97, 100000. Der @ertb
ber ginfubr unb Nusfubr tpdbrenb bes
eben abselaufenen Tiscaliabres itberities
ben Wertb Der i'm pcrisen Sabre aus unb
eiugefibrten @aaren UNI ettpa $347 ,OOO,@
900 aber 80 Yre3ent. Die raide 3u=
nabme beS 9anbels nit benz Nuslanbe
ldBt fi9 beutlid aus Der Tbatiade aner<
fennen, baB Der @ertb Der mabrene bes
eben abselauf feaen 6iscaliabres aus unb
einsefiibrter 8aaren fi4 auf $1,5o3,<
679, ,4s9 belief mas ettpa 81 Hre3ent
mebr ais ber Wertb Der Sabre 1870 unb
119 4rOSent mebr, ais ber Dertb ber i'm
Sabre 1860 aus unb einsefiibrten Waaz
rem 1T. Die MuSfubr an sentn3tem
@elDe unb Gpelmetau belief iid mGbrenb
be8 nit benz 80. SUM- 1880 abselauienen
6iscaliabres auf etwa $7,8OO,OO0 wents
ger, als mGbreno bes pcrbersebenben Sab
res, unb bic @infu9r an senltin3tem @elbe
unb @belmetall iiberlties bic prm pcrisen
Sabre nm etwa $72,7O0,O0O. @abrcnp.
bes eben abselaufenen 6iscaliabres ipdf
bic @infubr an seminjtem @elbe unp
@eelmetaa gum eriten Male ieit DEM Sabre
1861 srSber, ale bic Gusfubr.