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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-31
OCULIST.
F A r M E Il S
AND ALL
ENTERPRISING MEN !

/ am now In Dallas for the purpose of intro
duclng and selling the best Horsepowers ever
brought to this country, for ginning and thresh-
ing. Invented by l., b. Stith, of North Caro-
lima, patented December 1875, for II years.
Hundreds Of sets are In use In North and South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Arkansas.
1t always takes the place Of all other powers
forginning and thieshing. 1t is constructed
of Pine lumber, has no cogs and costs about
seventy dollars; two men can make q set in
six days. 1t Is simple and durable and II
properly put up there is no chance OF getting
out of order: two mules will run q 40 or 40 saw
gin with perfect ease and at the end Of the sea-
son your team Is not injured. Any farmer
living near the city wanting q set of gear
will go out and give him my labor and the roy
atty, and erect set for him, as q sample set
and test 1t to the satisfaction Of parties inter-
| ested; then will sell territory by counties or
State. oill sell counties so the purchaser can
make 5000 on each county; I've kown S2iO
made in one day by selling farm rights; 1'ye
just sold Arkansas and parties who bought are
making over one hundred dollars clear on
each county and selling fast. l will be in Dali
las for few days; will give any party salts
faction myself, and models can be seen at the
store of Moroney & Co. r b. STITH,
Of L B S,ith & Bro.
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The last census of London was taken about
eight years ago, but its annual increase has
been statisticaly noted, and its population
is now estimated at 3,620s6s. The popula-
tons of New York, Brooklyn, Chicago,
Philadelphia, St. Louis and Washington
aggregate 8,6506s4. If the four largest
American cities, New York, Philadelphia,
Brooklyn and Chicago continue their pres
emit rate of increase, their combined popula-
ton in 1890 will somewhat exceed four
millions, and, under the same condition OF
uniform increase, the population of London
will about equal that number. But cities,
like trees, reach their maximum of growth in
the lapse Of time, and It Is probable tina,
London will reach lite limit before the end Of
then century. The rate of increase In
New York ia greater than in London, and
the former is, therefore, gradually gaining
on the latter.
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. /
are warranted to cure Gonorrhea, elect,
Cordee, Structure, disease of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs of males and
females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No 2 is a sure, rem
edy for Shermatorrhes, Seminal weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss of Power, caus-
ed by self-abuse or excessive indulgence
Price of DR.. Hunters Specific So per bottle
injection ST.. Sent everywhere by express.
DR.. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor, No. AID
North Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures guaranteed
or money refunded. a4-d&w-ly.
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intoxicating liquors produce diarrh@s or
constipation and torpid condition Of the
liver, resulting in general debility and inert
ness of mind. To overcome this prostration,
appeal is again made to the liquor as stimu-
liant, only to increase the gastric disturbance.
The iudicious application Of such tonic as
Simmons Liver Regulator would strike at
the very root of the evil by correcting the
condition of the liver, exciting the bowels to
action, or correcting their looseness stimula,
ting the kidneys and removing the feeling OF
general depression and with it the craving
for liquor. :,
}astritis for four months, and could not be
relieved until procured DR.. Simmons Liver
Regulator, and was entirely cured in . short
time. EFT. THORNTON, Coman's Well, Va"
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Job Printing.

For the past few weeks the HERALD JOB
OFFICE has added largely to its extensive
stock of Job material. Several new fonts of
book type, together with forty fonts of latest
style display type, six presses, all run by
steam, render the HERALD JOB OFFICE the
most complete in all its appointments in
Northern Texas, and without superior in
the entire State. Our workmen are all men
of experience, which is a guarantee that the
work is executed in an artistic manner. Our
friends and the public generally are invited
to ca and examine specimens and to hand in
their orders. Prices moderate and work
done at sb6 rtest notice.
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8usineas Notice,

Gall on 4. G. Byrn, agent, Terrell, Texas.
He represents the very best fire insurance
companies doing business in Kaufman county.
He will sell or buy city or county property,
or give any information desired concerning
the same. Call and see him. He is also the
agent for the DALLAS DAILY AND WEEKLY
HERALD for Kaufman county, and will
deliver every morning the paper
anywhere in the city Of Terrell, for
twenty-five cents per week, and take orders
for advertisements and Job work at publish
ers prices. Any business entrusted to him
will be highly appreciated. Office upstairs,
second-door east Of the Postofice, on Moore
avenue, Terrell, Texas.
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An active brain. sparkling with cheerful
mind, bright eye, a robust body, pure, rich
blood and vigorous, bounding circulation,
add many charms to female society-yst, an
how few ladies can boast of all these signs Of
health While they remain Victims to those
terrible female complaints they will be com
PEELED to be mere feeble, delicate drones ups
on society. But awake from the dark and
dismal night of gloom that mantles your
brow, you can be restored to health and hap.
piness by the use Of English Female Bittsrs
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A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, !
will send recipe that will cure yod free OF
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send q
self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
T. Inmsn, Station d, New York city.
n28d&w1y
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At the "CINCINNATI HOUSE" you
will ind q superb table; near T. Il p. depot.

AL American manufactured glass has
gone up in price from 25 to so per cent, but
D. Goslin made his purchases and gave his
orders last fall for six months in advance,
and consequently is able to sell all glassware
at his popular China Hall, one or two lines
excepted, at the old low rates.
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Round-trip tickets to the resorts of East
Tennessee and Virginia are now on sale at
very low rates at the coupon ticket Offices of
the various Texas roads. Guide books,
maps, time tables and rates of tickets will be
furnished to all who desire them by P. R.
Rogers, General Western Agent, this city.
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English Female Bitters are intended for
young girls as well as married ladies, who
have, by some exposure, become Irregular,
pale and feeble, With headacbe. leucorrhoea,
pain in the side and back, alliug of the
womb, or female weakness. or excuses. Its
use strengthens and tones the stomach, in
vigorate' the nerves, imparts iron to the
blood, corrects all irregular uterine action
and removes all unnatural distractions.
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MOSQUITO and Elem Bites.

These pests of the summer season, SO de-
struetive of all pleasure, are instantly neutral
lied by a few drops of Renne's Magic Oil ap.
piled to the punctural flesh. All pain and
irritation are removed instantly. The cure is
perfect.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-31

A N ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
"A forfeiture Of right-of.way granted any
railway company. FE
Be It ordained BY the City Council Of the city
SECTION /. That whenever any right.of.
way is granted to any street or other railway
company. over or along any street In the city,
that said company shall be entitled TO said
rigbt-of-way only on the following conditions
Sec.2. First-They shall comply with all
the regulations imposed by the city council,
either before or after the grant. l m
Second-They shall forfeit the grant IL at
any time they take up or ceafe to use their
track along any street. al
| Third-H ct any time they fail to comply
within reasonable time 10 any requirement
of the city council, with regard tolsying OF
repairing their track, or switches or cross
ings, 90 a. not TO injure the free and ..conven.
lent use OF the street aleng which said road
runs, they shall be subject to removal OF their
track by city marshRl, and forfeiture Of all
rights obtained nom the city.
Bee. g. That this Ordinance take effect from
passage, and . copy Of It be given to the su-
pefinHndents Of all horse and steam railways
using any street In the city. 6H49'i
In. THURMoND, Mayor.
J. B. HHREToRD, Secretary.
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q. Sigari.

Wholesale dealer in foreign and
domestic fruits and all kinds of nuts, ETC.
Opposite express Office, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-31

The only place TO get fresh Havana
cigar is at the Trinity Cigar Factory, 6lO
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-31

Foaming and Sparkling Bailey's Saline
Aperient is the cheapest and most delightful
purgatiye in use. For dyspepsia and habitual
constipation, 1t delights everybody,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-31

1t pays grocers to keep Dozier- Weyl com
pany's goods, because the people like them
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-31

Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM at st. Louis Fair, 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-31

Repairs for Atlas Engine can be had o.
@. S. Mitchell s. Co.
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All Dallas wholesale grocers sell Dozier.
Weyl Cracker company's goods.
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Money UrUtT OIIlV6 Uptn IIOIn q, H., 70 p. III
and Up. m. to 4p. m.
Windows for thesa Of postage stamps, reg.
lstared letter business, ETC., open from 8 q. m.
TO p. m. Stamp window open on Sundays
rom 8to a. m.
The general delivery window open from Q
.. m. to 8 p. m. After p. m. postage stamps
san be obtained ut this window. Open SUM-
DAY fromS to Ga. IN. A. NJ. COCHRAN, p. M.
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Houston & Texas Central

Dallas & W'~hits.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
. $3.50 q. m.-Msil and e. press.--3:3O p. m.
, 1880-09-29
Strong Advance in Stocks on the
New York Board.
In Chicago Business Continues Steady
Quotations, Etc.
Tho Produce Markets Average Lowor-Pro.
visions Moderately kettye-.llogs
Irregular.
\ Reaction IN K1Ital mud Cara-0ais and Eyc
flr,ncr-Stoks Of Grltn IN Slort.
FINANClAE.

The New York Stuck tlonrl opened trrcpulnr.
but fHIrIy active. 1t WIS soon fuilNd t1sAt sry-
crAl large bulls wcru F0llinE thu tnnr,srt tlNw,f.
while they bought n,ucll lnrper lncks tt'Hn they
s"d. t.urXc short intcrcsts t1an to !m covered.
The wIsc 0.les hciievo the market will nut tc
likely IL 20 lower. white at present II is nt cx-
rrctNf TINT aug considerable bull movement
ronlt bc sustnineIa. There Is too much unccr-
tnnty about the Presidential election, tbo tit,cll
fcnr uf II war III frci9llts, nlld too many other
contingencies Ia permit my strong upward
tendency. Such aru snnc of tho t1,tn0s1 cur
rrn, 1T Will street. II WINS reported TINT u0tssl
hn'l bought .,n,tD0 shares Of atttck within tho
(uet ihrce dnya, Int, If cuiirsc nofnuly
kuows. 1t is satl TINT tho ChIcngo, 13ur.
ltnHton 4 tluIncy uni tho Union 1'Aelfe
have settled their i'INlcMtics. Tho tltanvcrs
were atrot,x md steady. under tho tcntlcrshsp ut
st. l'nul. Wabash fur tho Southwest, md Jersey
central fur the cnatcrs, with Delaware { IIud.
son Canal MS n strung assistant.
sDnac nf tho gains were: Chlca9n, 1snrltnE-
tnn g. Quincy = pnlnts; Isock Island Il: Illtnnis
Central Il: Scw furtk Central Il: MtGliuns,
Central /: Lake S:,nrn II: Eric ~; North.
wcstcru III; Milwaukee, .!4: wabastt M: Ohio
& Mississippi :1i; md 80 MI firm, 10. tfruugh-
OFT the list.
The changes for the dny will be found IN the
following tnb!u:
, 1880-09-29
l3l,EAIlS'rUFFS.

FILtlt1l-Wnn III mntgrute ttpnnnd and stcstty
1n,r, rn. nm. ;n,rrv a. ,,.,r, nt ~, ,'',' ~.
inu. Tho lucul trltu wins nas.ensu n vnIrns. eltcs
werN tp1H,ttpd Hf En brts wnprA 0t AhISItW}, lis
III. ,,,,h,. nx.rx .htuHx a. atmtts n, ~ III. .
.,,. y, sTns ~ t,' ~" rs ~. M, ~ 49, ns,n". "a
d. Until On prvA,s ..us: Te.al :e.s ls's l:Ar"rt
'' .'. "''' a4''''" ~ ~ wv" W 'e''@' "a
eEs' ..... -.
DrllEN NIknEApSTGpFa-W Wera gnlet md i1nCllHngctl.
fntes w,.la car. 1,rnn III 4lx IL III. rnr ntitlInux
y, IL ~, . n ~ f,, n, ~, ~ ~ ~. ,,an, " u.s"',,
ut sAu Irr ton. Courao corn.tneAl wns nun,lnua ut
ssS1 s,St, St 'sS y. tnek ,,,,
HtltlNH " HltFAf-Mas a'o"efate's hsl'Se, t'ltlsi@h
'es. 80 lla tlu proyi'u. wy; ana u".sr .lesl!aina
,nu,rt.,I tlr;r lii n hn,t.r r."t,,, In .nrt,. nm,
.er"..o.a @ M.. ".sn u.'e' ~ .oe.s ~. ~ ."rt"s", Mna
t'ir receipts wcTo tfitaes Hut the weather wat s.,
and tern "ns Hn Impression tat "ur ,ecoipss Will ill.,
ii.p,y"iy t.t i,,ft,.n ut,stn,,rn ii, ,t s,u ID Ia,
~ iii mH,c | ~ l., III, .;ws' VI uI,h
NJ, ,.. ~ r,} Si"nts ,,f,, III" n1sr,s INV it.f.
nrtI's i,,x t wnr ,,tSa MN rs III ,s,,,
ssi. ,S y III" u au,~t "Wlns HH viz wsr s,,
Mi,,t III re9i} auaaiy 1n a aes !a'lS r.e.i t,,
~, thm % t.,Inn .,., Mn' tr % ,nHi, sn, i,,r
IL, II" Yin ,,nrme, nv" ~ A.i.v ' VII nI
=. ~ .,s.9ny ~s In, nnrt"r ~ "a. t,af ~
III, ,i;,i,uit fr Hi f.I,.,.,s ~, hM W., .u,m;n, ~ s
r,. i'll .v ,nan M :,sin ~. inr,t,1v t % @ ,,rs,s ,
~. s,s , s III % ~ = ..va II, A nseta , @
sm,nitn sn4.ss .;.ntat ~ ~ XIII ~
@ y1s,r 's ny y asMG'i !n FRA M ~ "
II wv Hir III, ,n.,st,, s xn ,, ~ eeni % ~
~ IL, HI. ' "t % *, ] 49," "u ~" ~ 1Tt ft''..
, 1880-09-29

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Ern.!! ~ t",'*," ''t' Is II i NTH, it. @ saI'.. o
rs5:Si!s:T !: S%! :i sss Sa,is; S:ai';
s ", n Il :, s.ss. H !" T. T. ix 4. aa. wp
rft:Iis"fs' sarss It = T9. e. T. %ssH %"Ham + ID iS. H.
's Es$,;a i;s;;; ii i;S. Il
III; $;ss !s;ss ;:: !: 9s is'$$ l9s is ~
WI. %a:i!nss H. II Il u:iii;; ;ni,3i w
NJ, W"sai,'."a .t'' ID W. i;s6Si N''
s 11s1 = t"s.s l'fs'S e a. mts II i 's"fSo o
WI S's'S:,', +. :,S !: st;i T! + T. f kaai A;s''
s@# ;HSi;; S:i::; il ii;ss
ssi i ,.s, ,iS L ;!
ASss s.s;; III ill., i til T. %:; III: Il &!;i: hu"
MONTH ~ ca1n a;* n'1; " III T'1'S !'S ny sss*S
sn;'r5 ss e ''r is II ssr. 8 # SSyS Sss% yS"s ;"si
As Il s:; II; *i' i Il t:!;$s ii Iii: sSJ;
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It S: j Il :i, ai: FL
'''7" '' c!rx Mf ,11f r 7x w'T''x Ha!s 'F'1SsS
Madison nv. III 1t \ nf FIfly-spvHnth II, " I, ~
1tlt y, tihI"i Won't. II ~. II. asennntt Ut III. to-
Mtt'Aitry ny. III It II Vt I1rr.s,n. = Hfxt1itt
dated auno II. IMnnrrsiUraEr tn e. W. .
Thssy:nlnih H. I'll ii i" WiEniw:ii; H;v:.iI.f:
Fnn IL ii. il. rshln4s. ............., ...,.... Ga
!air,i AHs. d. II. ii}u,ar to ststy siarti.. Llm
sn'r ::i It ~! snry..rytntl,, " 4itllsi II, 49,,
Lnirt trEt. ~ flt. Murray tntHhh 1Hlhrr}.. ED
sair r. ~ u Fprts- s-.escnth. y !, "axl5ft. -,
III" !" s'ieSt out Ihf." f" Il, III ,'h ias Il. mi, lid
5nnf Eotty:cyIl,h. 4 :lSis1 IT, .lntra sept. ,.,
tMt n stfant n.ljn!Mtng tsis nlnfa. u T. 3txI:tn. m
"a ut!at'A sspi y t.aine tn 4: Hturk,:;... 20
siurttri i'm
WlET " rtTr fiMETs WITftS 4 NAnIttA- OF sEvES
MIi.Es UP 1nE CuCHT.nnGsE.
West FOrleth IT, l,j Il snf FNltOn. Q (. ii s-l11
t1Ifi. In;pd Au.a iLbca ID. Itnrrry ~ MAry ..
t. WnIest.........,..... 1ED
, 1880-09-29

Tho tallowlnH Instruments were flod for reo-
uvsl l'ucslay, bvpt ~:
Gtrr PIsUrEtlTY.
slsetu,nn u, i3 q u Ut Van l,urru. y T. .5x10tt,
;hatr.t :Atla. = tstHrnn etEMus ~ (se"rEe w.. ,o,
Ogden nv, iIui,trv i. l. jtxia ii. ii.-
Er:,vth. tlHlttl Sept, IT atsFnlnn Ahrens u
sa.uupi 4. Il II u f:as. j t. $Gi:i Il. ;;i,tsl
scHt. !: !thn Anti.Iat lLs9-lnsIranr1 CN1u.
r,,ss 's','s @ ,s. .'sSm' 81 r
Z; !m.TytH; tatYd salt. = tss"sseFlh /; ,.,
WEST tlnrtisil u. 81 u { HI lttaYist, r. .lxlin
!. ttHtei Sept. u tt:Ta1lhD lIAnn To Wttan1 ~,
Wust Eui'rr j.. :hi il i ii Iattilii.s il /, Hsin
H. tnltFs,xtr .talet fert. u II. Al!l 4. nIeck-
, ,'sIlil n l'etsr ht.snt 1d'a
Thu l"rs!Iisns NJ. kouta itntslrl II tntSI
pM llAll4 NJ. litl u II If TWHtu y.HIutll sk1f
Mxi!s n. dated Auy . IL, u. Ai1I i. l..i<sh 10
llii"s H. Ii;tt" Il S"1h FHiv;r.' {. :Sx
A1 II, ta,fd sopt. :: ttseLks kshisu IAJ-lMaus-
Ancb tinl,kny IN Gturl.S far,...... ....,...+ &UD
Penn II. III u j II tly!.i,i, " /, htiitt,fh
hA!sI sept. u tJuhu Wu"iiacntt ~ WILLIAM So
West suysii,t Il. II Il . ii hshit,d av.Mf,25
1l43 X, uAt;d Scpl.:3 luSotyY utekesdtlvtu
, 1880-09-29

r,,.... <s...,... .,,
.,,..'',. tu -. NY ~, as ~. ~ ~ ~
,."p.'o"' w.. '"o ''' "ne"'' "'''1 I'LL eo'' t''"
~. m,'.' ,"' ,-...
A"o "'A gum "He 'el'e.'e' '.."e e,'":
W. .h'a e's ses,e'''y n''ff,,np' VI e"rs ~ .rc
"ln'e'' ~ Ia'S W. I"li'er, ~ eaFs N". "an' " crs
relcc.e'', e"rs '''Ac'; - e"9a No' spr'',H' d.
shts w. "o' CUTS Eeleetut., ra1H ~ RIis"o l"'n
c'is ",,t'!t ~" e'tFe at.n ..sov w W. = eorf.
'"r sc''i", - cur" "'' o,uh' ~ h'EN ils'Acu' ~
silrs rejee'e"' cur no Rf'hlc le.S enrhl III ehfs
NO wMto Rhts' ~ cATs 40. : H1s1c.1, I'll cnls
feJeetco' : ours no 9rnae tllh nh'e'' car ND.
rye. ~ ours M. 10, cnrs FeJnctHtt III ryrI: z
cnrs M. t.srley, Gnta Ne. th ~ Chrs Nh. =
tl,, 10 cnrs Nj. do, ienra Nnh ii, t1ot hHrlry)
ThsHl tl,AT enrsl. fa'o.teO hui Inspected olt:
,43a bi whent, 4l,Es bu carh, 1,5i bt, cuts ~
bu ryc. i;N ht' bnrfcy. ..
The Lending rro'l.ro mnrkcts werc lcss active
yesterday MD ,css styonE There WIS Il mir
movement IN grim, which wins led by whent.
TiIu speculative slcnanl for thut ccrcui was less
active, and tllore wi.H more penpIe willing to
sclt, uppnrrntIy bcc1itRr nr ncws thnt whcnt Is
ul,tlIt to move Mtre freely III tho co,lntry, Corn
fell M IN sympathy lnt tnits md ryO werG
lirtNrr. ~hilc hurley ntcrngetl cRsicr 1'rGvis-
Inns were lowcr IN tho wt,ulr. bl,t old pork was
strrdy. New purk an iurtt for MI futures wcro
rutler heavy ut n,le tlnir, with fairly act,vo
tnOyctnu.t III tho !utter and nirnt futures wero
lawcr In Eylnpithy, though spnrtngiy ulrerc,!.
Mess pork c!,srl custer nt $ist1 for September,
$lB.tkMDls.Nl far October, Mn Sl2 II for No
yut1tcr Lard closed ne ,t,war, III *7.H7,{65jM)
sellrr Ueln1,rr, u,sl slim fnr November. Short
ribs clt,sctl str,.,.y Mt $yO7 for Oetul,yr sprtv
wic,t Glazed, ,etc is,,sur, ut ,e f,Ir o.
touvr n,,l i Tor N,,ye,ut,cr lied winter
cldssl nt IE,! ;Gta4s fnr rnsb III good locations
CUru c,psed 10 t,wcr, nt Haa;l. .gl1o fnr Octobcr
uu,t IOtflln!.v fur November. Outg closed ia
higher, nj ay1.u for Octouur and :sl;o for No.
vcu,hrr oud ;HI,fc cush. lsrc wnx atrou,or
closing ai Et;e fnr f}rtnt,er. mn, w,c ,sh. linr-
Inv ws 74,;c it,r Ocfotmr. md 75,to mi ror M.
vcn,hrr ,j,m,. e,ns.ut weak nd k,AG1,.5 fnr
,inht nul ut Al. .1;GhtfaI ror hcnvv. cntrio wnr,
tlrm,. wifi, auies NJ sa.lsN.3.75.
nry .ntal, cnnttn,o ut,tvc. f,,y and countrv
buyrr. urc ,,r,1rrlny y"ncrn1lv. unt ,lo n,nn,,mi
ur ds v,,nv m, IL Il. rv, rvr,, fnr ,hIs ,jt. nr
] I,,... n.,tI 49,. ,n,',,,, 49, .
, 1880-09-29
COMMERCIAL.

Tic following wcsetho rcrelpts and st!pmcnts
Of tho lending articles nf prAitcu III t1ls city
during tho twtnty-fnur hours ending nj 1D'Gtnek
Tuesday .t,,ornlug mil Tor tho corresponding
tlm,c Inst ycAr:
, 1880-09-29


Thc ssGsf1srr nnnnn delivered to ctls(gncrs
On sntur!ly IN Ncw York eHas.Il4 IN gtt4l. Tho
tntnl amount III specie tTeclye,f last week WIS
.e&N. nrarly ull nr which was gold. Tin
tutni sl1're Au1." VIM sNI45.BTi nlll since .1un,
], S:tl.h's,'tl. TN Saturday nsuthor Hhplucnt NJ
$lN.EAi WIN undo fr,m ffmnlburR far Now Y,rk,
The Treasury ut Washington received on snt-
ttr,'ay from lntersm' revenue, *t.:!!,0ld; fun,
ct,sIous, ti6s,4s0; bank.ttotts for rcdcn pttot1,
$ltg,u0n.
t!nnesers repnrt business rnthor qufct M eotn-
rared with that of II lew ,inys past, hut Of
t''Hrsp tho ynN.He IL lnr9e, Country orders
for currency loth III lssnbprs anu nsnnllnt
nre ut II fAlr average. atnl, coming
ns thoy tlD rrDn, n, wt,lu II rrnvo
Ut country. give Il HnrU rcinrt OF tho activity
prevailing MI over tho Northwest. Discount
offerings Ars beginning IN make ti,pir appear
hnrc. nfil tlIls inr, ul 80 lar M wc hnvU hrnrl,
ure readily accepted. City customers hayc mt
lhnde their demands sltle Ri nurrt,s l,lt tho
HEreEatc st'lcu our Inst iss,ln IL, nevertheless,
RntlsfucsnrJ. Sone Ut tho mercantile tn,lka rc-
port ttle1r ilnes nrurly III high na tloy rlr1, to
llate them, whllu tho StOrk mil pr0tl,lcU lnuks
have still ii very lnrge surplus lying idle III their
vN,Iif4.
Tic ratrs Or discount arc stenly Mt the old
fEuTcK,-ytz.: CdlH pnr cent, with ~ tho nlpra
,isi.nl rrltr. with solnp nr thu bRnks largu md
,tdn''tt'l parcels could bn pluccl NJ II small
concession tMhw tllu lower Ngl,rc. DcInunl
la,,Is idla. with market nrlu.
Nrw York GAehlng0 IS stlll tint and inactive.
0nu large sale .was tllal!u ut shc discount per
<lI.tN tWtwcen tn,llts. buyers offered 1.tU
III, hHt h"srr5, FL fur III VII eulll'! lrnrn, wrr,
unwilling to ycl4l, nud t,euco transactions wero
limited.
Thu lIunk c1curings wero $5e00,0fO.
Thr f"ltnwIal1 tuhIo shows tho price OF local
, 1880-09-29
u confftlslst fMItdlslntP-EEnncork and
GARFIELD 10th to ERF HuOsvctl Under.

IttFnh nm II"ytd.
Mr.. Schl Dow, EruIib!ti,Ml candidate Tor
President, l'lssvtl through titusvtIe yester-
dug, The truth s.opprh n few minutes tnr
water, n,ut Aarll,g tho delay n Hrt,ulcu,n
NUrhi reporter Interviewed Mr.. dow briefly
IN tho political stuutiU1.
"Wliat Is tho outlook for tho Prohibition
ticket, Mr.. D0w:"
"sp!cniId. SIR, splendid. We Will sweep
everything before ns."
"lI"w will Pennsylvania vote?"
"Tennsylsnnla Is soiit for ,ile. Ny conf
tr1tli St,' H." yissfS i nsf!1 'no will sweep tho
"Ynn ,lon'i cnalut on Kentucky, llo yuu ="
Kentucky Is Just tho State ia count .,l,.
!.rs't Tie rtt'yr nf tic t'''Htiry.fnurnul will
vnse foY me. Now yoll wouldn't believe this,
fnct: ~. TIL y0u .penl'ln nru awakening 10
thn terrible evils Of in.cnIcrallcs."
NM mi ,.rs.!x s"lfss sou can't l'ope for much in
"'rhrrt yon are wrong again. | learned
tlMt The vile trslcl; WIS hlatle il, Now Jersey,
AIht wc.ltrElit tllrru AMI lltl.lu Il lurst,lln
ra,i,nss I,1's bottled up The tN'ti!lnx-s!lum
a.Dl' y. st'n .,,Hk s',a str''ck tne ~ llsttn!g
~ carry Tho State 1y Hl,UOl"
.,",Snw i"rk, G',Eens.,. .Ginetnnati, Phtla-
GIslpnia. IsEpn t,t St. i:"1't N! pt!ab''rs viii pull
III 70 through iIku II Slut" '' - - ~''N'
nnu 'i9llt l,nl!c II, bu electetl, Mr.. dow ?"
a.. Erected! l'll tu the Mvxt President by
t!ie ,lArasst n!.llnriiy eyar Kiyen.to man."
WY lhu !r9i.. was stupplisE 10 loie, allu WIS
informed tl,at It wRs fur water.
";llItrn y ts, young te'luw," "suyl 3lr. Dow,
eM,s!lisl'.stielily; there It Is; this train ID
l'le,sisling, fur i tl.,estl't. Int w murk III
respect fur thy Prohibition pIat1urn,. Oh T.
Itlt yno tl.erc' l,e pa,lIllcni revolution ILLS
eccn.h '''~' ''~'~'
Az the train pulled ont, AlE. DOW stuck Ills
lead out OF tlio window a,,d yelled to lho r.:-
porter: ~ "
Nenl Duw will sfluw Garfield u,ui jinncHcE
under 10 far that .fesr Will by yuu4 6lrlslling
r" tlleA All Next eltnlller."