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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08
THE PUHLIG SCHOOLS

VI the city Will close on TUESDAY, tha 10Th
inst, by tirict economy The Trustees were
enabled 10 continue thom Tor term Of I'VE
months Hnd uut-'nlrd, thereby pNhau II X
completely the available luudH ~ vi, w div,
pOhil, hesuh0nls have r0eeG cd worry hnr-
n Hnlnualy throughout tho torn, The only re-
get Of ltReho b, trustees aud patrons alike,
ed 10 double tho ! ngih OF line, Teachers
viii nave theirY n'hrrs written out for paIt
sa'nrlra uut + ON lst, By apyll ing at the Fec
TfiNry'H ON OF the School Bound,
l5lgned,l TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Per kecrtlar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

Two things are essential for establishing q
reputation for keeping u lirst-class bar. First,
time 20 furnish the public the opportunity
of testing and comparing tho qualities of the
liquors sold. Second, the combined assent
ftho best judges in confirmation Of the
public verdict. These two essential requisites
have always given to Mr.. Caddock the first
place in Dallas among our own people, and
il can do strangers no harm to know the fac
Corner Main ~ Austin streets,
and under st. George Hotel.
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Z,,nun-rn,.n a az.

This reliable and A,sl'clOss mcrchants
tailoring establishment will in u tow days
receive their spring stock Of piece goods,
which has been selected, and embraces tho
latest STYLES and fashions. This stock will be
beautiful, indeed, perhaps the protticst ever
brought TO the city, Besides being selected
with view to appearance tho qualify Is
another consideration had in view IN purchas'
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Grand PrOeessiOu

To witpess clearing out sales in millinery
cloaks, ladies' suits, fancy goods and human
hair for ten days. below cost, at Lady's New
Bazaar, 706 Elm street. Ladies' hair dressing q
specially. Mrs. Il. BAuMAN,
febl-wlwk Manager.
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JIsTICE AGAIN.
II will afford Tho consumers OF Tho

ORIGINAL BUDWEIsER BEER
and the public in general, pleasure to learn
that the Judgment IN the caso otC Conrad. "
Co. W., the Jos. Uhrig Brewing company for
initiating trademarks has been confirmed by
tho Court Of Appeals of st. Louis, Fcbru'
Al Ord
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

The 81, Charles Hotel has beon renovated,
Ieilled and Ia now, kept by Mrs, A, v,
spIyy ~ a llrstolass boardIng,houae, Rates.
board and lodging per week, Sbi day board,
a. boaId per day y TO u 90, Nice woll-
furnished rooms for families also rooms TO
rant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08
Notice.

A called meeting of the stockholders Of
the Dallas Real Estate and Building associa-
ton will be held at the Opera. house satur-
day, the l4th day of February, 1880 at 7 IL
p. IN. BY ordor of the Directory.
II. 2. BARRY,
- = L.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

Ono secondhand IIains Bro. piano, with
now inside works, warranted same as a new
piano. Will sell for Sl25 cash, A great bar
gain. Il. +. REDHELD u Co.,
feb7-lt l07 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08
.rlya,e nna rrnn.len, naara,nr

Gan be had At MIRA N. ", Warens, corner
Ross avenue and Lamar street, Table
boardew solicited Her faro recommends
itself II Il en@sf the best private boarding
houses 10 tho city, Furnished or unfurnlshed
rOOmR U-2W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w J. H. 1hOMrSON as n candidate for
the onGe Of Assessor and Collector Election
ADrli q, lHrO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

J. c. Starke, at the above named saloon,
keeps the very best liquors, the finest cigars,
and has the contest little back room where
gentlemen can pass pleasant hour in soSkl
anusemonts. Don't forget the place W
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TOM SMITH, Man.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS
j A Davis, Waxahatchie; John Il Kirg,
do; Il z Hawkins do ID II Morrow, Dalss:
Il A Rains, Kauf nan; ) d Mcmahon. Dial;
las; John Coverton. Eagleforj; . NJ Swain,
Galveston; John \ Anderson, SalIna. Kan
sas; ID A Robinson. denton; w IL Malloy-
Corsicans; TIC McCameron, do; j Il shclley,
ST Louis: Lewis Perry, Dallas; Yancy Pow
oil, Mckinney; X l. Anderson. Texas; j n
Fritchey, Murden. Conn; + A Calhoun.
Nayasota; J J Mostrat, New York; j 4
Sharp aud wife. Ennis; Mrs j A Shuttle
worth, Louisville, Ky; Jno s Gibson, Cor
sicsna: A Shuttleworth, Louisville, XIV:
J ] Cooper and wife, Greenville.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED 40 ANNOUNCE
w Mr., TIiOh, WALKER, m n 0andi ate
ior / ~ AeaeHi or and Collector, NJ Tie ensuing
A prlleroiion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08
Direct ImpayIation

10000 yards Of Hamburg edging aud Insert
ing, new patterns nj low prices at Gold,
smith, Rosenthal a Co., IA and 40 Elm, and
7lA Main street,
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w JC, BOGEL, o. candidate Tor re.nl,r.
tion 10 tho oiiics Of City Assessor aud COT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08
The HERALDAND COMMERCIAL
sLEorloM NOTICES.

WYE AnE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w W. MORTON, "a esndiiaie for
reelection 10 the once Of City Marshal, Eiec-
lion April q, 1850,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

Orders from distance for any kind of
seeds will be promptly filled by writing to
j. L. JENlINS. Scotsman,
feh4tf GIG Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

Window GlnSs, Cltor window sash, store
shields 4 Young doors, hot bed and pic
Main 81 ltures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

notwithstanding my unfortunate educs-
ton, being raised in Arkanssw, etc, defy
claiming to have the best assort-
ed stock of hardware in North Texas.
X. Il. BELL,
febl-1m 40 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

,, VIII rapsr, Pain and decorative in the
9niO Main N II tos latest styles and designs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

Window glass at Shields Il Youngs, Main
street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

Repairs for Atlas Engines can DO had Of
C.S. Mitchell Il Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

Wholesale and retail 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, 1880-02-08
T. 1. MARsALls,
WHOLESALE GROCER,

nAILAg' TEXAS
Oh n spselai inducements 10 dealers
WHITE hOs0 Flour, .utali
Kitchen queen flpuri hnlAshbsi
Aldnn FTut Vinegar luntri
Bd0nu, Lara HAMS lthsl ,.-,-,.,. .
uanurd hnndHi rnnnh hHh IpWu"
HCHULTH 4 co, HAkEsNlLlli ONO
lfLhiHAIkp scars,
ouf car.load moi TDrfiyrl, sul CnrrHl a. me
tindOat low nmfrH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08
rnr Latr-s NoYn,si-s

In silk handkerchief and ladies ties at Gold
smith, Rosenthal n Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

Conrad's original Budweiser.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

GRAND WINDSOR.
HOTEL.
MAIN COMMERCE & AUSTIN STREETS
Rates, 81, $50 add 50 PEI Tg,
W, WlIITLA, MANAGER,
Rooms for 800 Guests, The most
oOmmOdious Hotel In the South.
Arrivals up to IL O'Clock last even

'N'''"N W w - " N'NNN wv N'N'
ing;
W II Middleton, oityi d q Thompson,
Waxahachic; A W Butts, n Ji 5 fucker
mann, Mincolai Simon Mayer, ~ Louis;
Miss q Boyd Texas Il Van Zandt, Fort
WORTH S y lIolIingpworth, ditto; w "
George ~ Louis ID Lawrence Shaw, IT,, n
VI II NJ Mcintyre, n Y; Il A Boswell, 81
Louis Thos Roohc wife and baby, Texas
W d Scoggin, N Y; WTSmilb, 81 Louis
j w March, 81 Louis; II II Dubendorl,
Torroll q o Tinglc, u 5 Army D Law
renee, New York. o II voorhees, Memphis
u Il Williams, ~ Louis w A Orr,
~ Louis q b Wilson, breckenridge
II j Cooke w 9 Jackson, o q liainwator,
John Martin, j X 7 Wilson. 4 q Wilson,
Colo Ullman, 81 Louis; n p Cowon, city,
Geo Fuller Chicago; Lyons & Brltton, Shor-
man; j ID Holingsworth, Fort Worth;
Il l. Armstead, Nashville; John Howard
Austini Ben w Austin, city;J Frickcl and
wife, Terrell; w Il jennings, Marshal' W j
X in Hl'.'rr..D', Il .JNl'm'n' 81 l. U.i
Il l. N,l.. p,m3 W Nrh.. l." IS;
/ ld.Nu ,'"t i - l'uu ml ,i',, lrr-
ret; 3 /. hmuM GW tar lpilaN0'
lllaor; w 4 l,.n ~. LopG Aho
SloUl. ruf'ng ID in.G 'r ioni; y
W llmlmu, Cbi,rgG } hur N,y AMI
'hid, Cor.lrum a " CMdlc.,, DeNs
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Rlttf

Ask for Conrad's Budwcser ut your gro
cer's.
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A. ( !. M!!!EN?HAl
Must make room for their
LARGE
Spring Stock,

Which their Mr., E. Mitten-
thai is now purchasing in
the Eastern market. NEW
GOODS have commenced
TO arrive, and will continue
arriving every day, until
the people will exclaim, !
WONDER WHAT A. &
E. MITTEN1HAL ARE
GOING TO DO WITH SO
MUCH GOODS ! But we
are going to sell goods so
cheap that everybody will
buy. But we must sell
stock now on hand to make
roo m for the N E w
GOODS, and in order to do
so we offer special induce
ments to our customers, in
want Of d r Y G. GODS,
c L O T H l N G, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS or NO
TONS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-08

The purest beer in the United States is
Conrad's Budweiser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

sold 70 the extent Of bb for the first ha oil the y d"
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Raes N some nstPoee' shG ba
considerable iueguarty prtc1si ycrrooi steam coo
bush Grain. f.d 60 . 5000 sacks tioe5i tcf rtfs
~ r,gison. throIgh 2js; 800 bales oi"n
through asssd, LOO bDs; Apes 81 oo sa'| .a-Ps
hits Talow. ia Gd London. stsi - o'-o"o Gd
Tluf through pos Cd; 1000 1ms co. oi,s,o w.
bristol 5000 busa GRIN a. "a 90 q iSs TO-
steam O'O sneks Flour trenFh "a q rordes,,x
SrT 500 d. Fsh roes zoe hav,e - am svo IONS toos
csa3ry.2li -, - ,oS i ors Grain ss I0d prompt old
T.,eoir 1a, 10 cork far orler'. 5000 gT'is +ao
starch ~ c'0.ran "n fHeT. same Not tgr- fo
lurd he. pf e..yato- promi oa'le e. auo,he-to
lnor. oI orders, 600 CO. another TO- rem, 1 M
a.,no bids. crude Pcio.-um - a aUa'. 10 iplc
b.t3 IN & tdr: i o., a. oerjhior general cargo
NOV here To- Orders 81 or. r3in, A. 'q or
rhlde,h rarl 2e ton 70 'e , ~, ,' M aisin
ct & pans lark so tons 10 no, 39B ions rot to
II 6,. sna for eaily d.ly r.. 77 coracte.. s',1 -
phfa anc 7o. fr Baltimore; cas- 3sc r T' rc'r
s-h rnor. .3l' y PIX cer o CIV 90ooo ms
nTldort l3'G21 Dbl Dbl orr s HI ~ ic ss, 81
Observation-Disclosures dotiia'd sh1gt ZIG per
MI r'o on q sci weak ezoo dogd United erl'y,e
,r tenn quoted sii e7asI2 od, Sl2 = N'w' ,e"ng
,o 90. on do od o. wv w: All ' 5oas2 April so 20
csi2 81. Nav.sl2 $j0tlt So 16o Inc VI I'm fha
I Isas raa Mos. SO 5oasll fNia r., 40 nj
a eis $685. oo r,orrs go ,,c . Ell
HAMS S,.r h.2 ana mo, 9" sSlea iTa4c n,ae C
lpno1 nj PEE 81 Grltcs u1r . ~ .r,d 81 Hams 90
55'r 5,c ~, oI,or ~. MpDfE~ armiy el1
,c,ss inquiry ..lr. q Wet 29e o"K' -of t' ear. No
7.~ 1ors and snort cor Isl, and 1, rl aa CIV ~
Heavy Ti-hf. 5f.4Gi &c.. Pie. N'tf; N'-'l w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

BlrpAIo March Flour quiet but steady Wheat dqll
sales 800 bush No Har Duluth at ~ 81 Corn inaSiye
orn track At Tia GOO bush lpiet1oT Ha ~ nDo ny
neglected Railroad FIcghts 10 Ne" gih-Nhrh izc.i
Wheat, 1000 bush. Corn, -ZnOO Dush' Dtts 80
bush Barley $500 bush; i,ye 500 bun hai'io'd snip
40 BUSH oats H. 0Oo bush. Barley. $500 bush; Rye
800 bush .,.... ,,.....
auirt but Arm "a casl 90 March ti - ANN
N VI NAV: do 81 U1afl 10 HeirCed e0GH1c Corn
ormer 81 as a. 81 ~ bid Apri. 3Jitc bh May
ave easier Al 1@2aa'c iari-y easier ~ 100 PC F9it
easier: sl - cash: 81 -0asl1 e22 Apri iard ~
F,s ii al Nc. Wmskcy steady and unchanged - o..
H,eripts-flnur, 1900 bbis.; hea. 21OO bush Corn,
10 bush shipinonts-Flour. 10000 bbs. wheat lD1o
bus; Corn. 100000 BUSH oats. 10000 bush re- l. Oh
bush: BARLEY 1000 bush. Al The c0sr-Nhest stronger
and Ia tc higher Corn strong AM heher at iu'c NAY
Oas ,1oLgor and &c higher "rA ~ ia demand ana higher
Stronger AT T. &c March 72jc. April
CNciNNAT, March 4.-flour quiet aud unchanged Wheat
am hin - 81 81 t,ruiH 3.VO bu,h 'giasuis
i've Guet nrn al S5c. Barley STEADY: EAra NO tau
5sa Sc Pork duh and n0mnaly 81 Lari az ilosl De-
80. steady Shuudsr- 30. clear RIBS
clear sides ~. Whkey steady Iith good demand a,
~ sew Orleans HOss qli O. Common. e3 -
! at 20. IAsh ~ 2jas4 40 Packing - 2JGs4 90;
darch Flour steady very little DOING sales
900 lis at 80 20 no4t quiet No MLfe Michigan
II - spot asa march ~ - - apiht - - sla3
nrm. No yellow, sc. High hif'd 4"c No Mixedi22e
10 do. ale. oats quct ani "a nOatTalr ecu e"i DO
/ Iybif. .7i a.; SO. do. bjci No Mixed 3tBr; No
90 s5c. ~ccd shade nri ana o'e u"lh ILluc
Dressed ana arm AZ 70 fecei i--flour
sOu hs. wheat loo Duhhtoru, lOU bhrh; Ostb 80,
rst Shipments Flour 400 bDisi Wheat 300 bush; corn
'V Mach 4-IIour elected and nominal, Wheat
rcaca iu alya i.c and cpsed strong No hllWau
~ iisr 81 - 90 SIM 81 S no. Milwaukee esah AM
s.re ii 2Oasi ApnL 81 u - 1ay, u wa DO . 90,
Al 0s NO. Goa 81 o. keJecied' VIC Con niMef no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

S2 R EgTn ssaT 81 a enG Ia arm rrG N9
ioa a5' au ear s5d ssaay Ness At
eli s. April IardPrme steam lqc. cash. liz i
Live Hogs weak AMI lower At S4as1 20 Diesseu AoSS
Oq VIII 1ny Sarcn 4-Fcr dull superane 81 ga
as Western and ylvana En- ras - 259s1 20 MN
nesota Good 50 50 do Cheiee - 20 do YER 5 S
choice Sc COS TO- Fancy 20 10 ohio do Good as 1a
Patents Good. 81 so; DO, Choice 81 WintSS. W 'o *
PaG9t y 49, rs 10 @I a ochaHSed BucEwhsat Neal
very dull and from Il 40 10 81 o. Mhea op.1e liz
Gso abd lr1Tt oa Wssen secteon track
Ter on tra, si 479 40. Red. IN elevator car iois
% cargo T9sf Is n' Rsd Anil sid at :. Al
aud 5o'0 bash do A. fl 49, a. the second Ss. 10
Ass.ln' sLt 4Pi so 81 i7t, asked: Nav 81 400,
i1 !, ~ asSel, June. al isi. bif 8 as asked. re
comes forward slowly: Pennsrlrana n1@n@s =, TSS
moro .uaud prices c higher Peunsylyaula Wea,erl anu
southern yellow, racs end In gain depo ,Of' eTr p
I&ed on tract pat 10 alTYe % a.; re for Southern
d s on lr o5sT co' or q! %esr ls Mica 90 c.
SpH BosgG rst ca no .alc. At he Second car in Jar
ain.an and encr sail fixed sid al 20 A. ~ Ate9 d
hal Mitc. Huc ''c ei 16's asa,u ra" ',Se S S
- a-cd Oais-N much Gemandi Reject d. 94ood
do A. st7sc n de- omen BOARD Quiet 45Ec. bl, 46e
askodf, No White Nich &c 6d to,oe ass' Ap'i
dtmsndI cy Me-. aecf slj es aam. slg 3o ;,s.
'ss' T. TO- IA set ard F Pew, s6s H6 siag,
i%S5: d DO Sugar r rS.- as5( o. s S@ot ri
2g-'-t p'r seq leES' a. 80, da nntchers
e. Brer drn sud mirl, active Gr ysa v.I ls
a5e27o' Wes,em arser1e Extras R'1S7e a. eSo9 10
cao.r 10 90 a 'a er, 'H serye s,,ss u Use
Ta sluggish Pern.ylrsna "a - W'st'Iy. , hsS;
a ad cream Sa f"s do 'G aS at~iae do YAH
AP- j. , Ie1- nm E Vet ,s Good -fn'aS Na'co.
yadoea Eea.g -us 20, M5ler a9d agiyS ~ ,"n
i,e,ens e., M o 90 g., cove n bdtrr- ieaaadi
quote" az n3 &C., ''',P er tal rsai DO Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

rUHE TEHUANrEPEC INIERSD,,C9. FAY + 4
r-.t1 THOUSAND DOLLARS. 30 th 'lr ta'e value oi
L.. ...fr.I alI convertible tcruAeacs' l''ue-
Do. b.. r Dol f..rnpt ard Associate trustees d., -,
l.. ..ff ltes emit UD che hof p 10 pari ia l M
l. .r d..,fl hr the railroad company and ~ 3da.lioe5
o,.fo D. be uI interest Tor nHeeu years az Lr asc u
NY. ptU C.NT pr a1nun by inc raLi0a' company
ur tn se.ul annual coupons atiacled ,- o.,
s..,.. furthermore tuil-cI d, u.l nv ~ ttts,
,-r. . fotoaterf These cerlicstts into me tnlty:
...'". ,-i F, l,..G Dl.NI FIST MOElGAGL bONDo Ok
.ri f..rr.i ami A-soclq'e Trustees. who are the
,.-a at fHe lltge cIH.tAl stock of the company
..g.I and ..yuncod 20 the railroad company 3D. ~ a.
t . l. cert ,afes-ptlns the an sue tel co
,.t m ~ 900 face value OF u"preIrtrcd GER M
- ,..0l iy them, constitute tho basis o paIL pa .oL
H n.lD I of bart interest n the callal ST. Oh tAe
r.,,lI clmusGy entire enterprise , ,o, - o,.., g.,
n,,a az 81 900 each 1 par md Edward Le9theu ana a.
iay, offered nud viii uanS n 10 pug
tt.tf One mari" one hun Ircc ana twentieth ineI-
~. n r !r as,Oriuou and the benefits a. ccue llre
from. and OBJ pilr atf' at ore .I'.' ~ ' o'-~- ~
,rorarfI.fsto portion ul siic1 ~" lalt ,,,
il.DuaIy tlat tlc p-uOuOO aItauy a.t"'O' u
yl',. $1,000 90 -u,i ptt'rlrc cctt tt' nave L" p
together with tle -lVoopO 10 be recel' ga iIvm se
Nt,r Government 49, 90 rer mlrl VIII De amply sum
t to e1ac be- company build ufy mites 20 oil us Ioad
~. nt- az inc CAST III '"i i
,,ti tnc uy twelve mo tins, and thai hrItoN NIlc
De- e.f1UIi4hri which viii assure laN"fa"i' h'tO
all ftrr .y, required tor the competition Oh me 'n'ie
road har h0Ts ana aIp enAutc, ....s cot 81 o.
,or, Ion ~ 90 me Of the road estimated cost " l.e
o.rurrlln Including equipment a1d harbor impIF
s,,..s ana - rrlat ions cy'suuc OI popOsl i,a o
~, ~, fr,nit-Ahip rail cln'Fi be furnished on hp
Pl,a'"H 81 INV ' EDWARD LEARNED, President
TTw YORK. Mafch4, lsSD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

r,,rrr,.f. Msrch f-rorA--rrur M"-' Eastern si"aIy
q. bD v,-fr... steady at Bacon tI,' o." , a.'
-f 10 It. short E.b dan st "ifdt Long 'i at
..ry Jj ~lor' clear .rldy h 81 td i'aine i;'.E
...I -AlliI.Is steady At I'd. l'r,4 a '''H' "i
et ,.. Nina Nc.. don OF 92 Prm" Mess "ni' hl
~ farI prime Western. steady 20 40. Talo"-Fimc y,
...,ig 20 .. rurrertiur spirits. st'aiN a. oitd
Common. stoaay at al Fine dm, az -. A.
American choice Gull a.. Lard 'i, rl'l'9 ~. . II
f@ul-Iltii ~,a,o s;r.dy % 3d Wheat -slhe No y
Gun l ti5 -p1la ~; = uul =, 49,, "a ,,.,,a,,r.
duii al - o corn mixed. steady OF lOd 'or 'd MlN"
ID COiGou-ctt Oh clio" ;N'lVi IA a..
none la marcel. Rosiut ommou, at London oh At ou
Turpcnf mo prs. ~ London, orl ~ u, 1890 . o.,
LfyFgrOuI, March 4I-5J r. Ill., l-uu '''" per O"' lO'
American
short clear &dtrH. 49,. . ... go.
ASfwrl March I.-retroerm. 1Sa frsncs for hns pac
HApE March I-Wc3x Lard closed ~ 30 francs = cen
Times per 80 Ellos- .-, ~-. ...r .r
LoNDoN. March t-ljop m.-Cacltta Ln.ee 52 ltT dL
Refined Petroleum Id per sugar 20 81 "'uoi. peI
cw o cuba Centrifugal poarlnr 90 and - puF o"l Ioi
cuba Muscovado Fair Refining ahoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-05

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pa, y0yfL R,rer. Vessels ant Rtii~)ais.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT


AeHF steady and ~ flit sale ,.. .t. D..
go 10 declined 50 lal4c Tor Fair tarrpns. owing ~
,rf s1rsb. news 'lon No l5."n0 r. ~ Ne"i"n t.i
,i' -.'t.t rms afIia Grade. moderate demand Aa'f
't, D.. ~ Java. - yfc; lnn'ou h2-s Java lH d
t@r.ty sceoidug .hr official d.paic. at % e.
5uu.gls for the better craze 81 10
~ riert The valuations sales here l,sIG MATS Pan ira
-rg.' ~ Iioutan i5c., and 4'o bags Dial scaiDo
private terms 49,. .~,,, ,,,-, ,c.frt,r .
i tta bal =. onv IS last EVENING" including lieu f0i
soit s. for spinning delivered on contract f'p Die.
d. a., ,..t today. luulG bales AGAINST 2lH'f ua'e
~ viast g.rk aud $50 last year suce orri'mbgI J.,
I SOS BALES against 3sssso3 bales iOi The same I'""i
J.
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1--WE srOcK NAEKFF.

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f..,fa'ef oud te prices obtained uflr N'fr un- I' rfl
whom o. cost ~ thr r.if'r was if.l n.' CONS '.
r1 .s.hor ha4 uIrnDi 90 worm, $500 lt.I 'i ~ ''
r-f-cra. orlv 'rorH l1rf fro tn0i'h- 'I l
i,.ft.r.f s.. f.s wore co. iY ta.H1r .f 'lHHD ~ I
80 ,.ff, primo .Ht C.lrr 90 7'..-'. A. 0.|i.r D
.ni,,e % I've fhn sfrnmcr Glove - f ''i w
f..f, flfa f.a. ONE live tafc tlr ? p LING i ''
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a. ,-.-nrf.r rFa...r 4nI If Ier-'r t'- H'f' Only
teir aefranG fIr f.s calves t't 'r. org ilr f'Ia' '
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NV Yoa1. March 8. 1880.

NEW YORK MarCl $. lSSO.
VVUE TRANSFER BOOKS OF the FIRST ana ana
second Preferred Income Bonds Of the IT, Lols' rOn
,n -otthrrn Railway company wiii De coseH on
St~5aV reh IT, 1850 20 CLOCK p "a aug l'nsn mana ~
,ii 5r,li IL $50. 10 ciDca a. M, iJl Ie, P' 49,
rt,irns ne parties duly REGISTERED an1 eturri , 20
ne ir..t,e.s The teruin IN OF ttv S'o0A ii"''
la. me- agreement OF NOvcinhrr -, Iote. u, .,....
~ '"e "s'' Iv or Ter al the Executive Committee.
~ ~ ID. ". MCNILLIAMS.
Tra4a
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Alinln9.
A MEXICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
"A
To be organized under the auspices Of the
MINING TRUST CoMPAAl

MINING TRUST COMPAAp
TWO HUNDRED MEMBERS VIII be admitted on the 9TH
day Of April upon payment OF $1,000 eae and 500 IN
advance for dues for the hrst year
THE COMMITTEE OF ADMISSIONS desire 70 act as
promptly nd possible upon applications
ana VIII therefore glad receive by or before Che 18Th day
Of March such references app ants may desire 70 oe
THE COMMITTEE WILL RECEIVE APPLICATIONS
for 400 seats in said stock Exchange which with them
share ia the Mining Trus Company. and which viii be
sold at 50 coo each
ALL APPLICATIONS AND REFERENCES should be
addressed to the Committee at the office OF
tho Mining Company. No. i5 Broadway Ne"
City
+. N. LAWSON,
Chairman OF Committee
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flnnnclHl.

LII SlOCkUOLDERS on bEhNlA-NiA ui,'
y uIGHGArE PETROLEUM co. cal or wfito "a '-'O'
POS DIR 10 Broad st. stockholders hrihs sto'N
4 LII who are interested in railroad business
"a and mileage statistc. should get THE TRIBUNE Al
MANAC tor $50 now ready prce 20 ceuts ~ mai,
bankers and CAPT rALISTS VIII want 10
ID get The Tribune Almanac Dor 1886 t gives mo ~,
United states Revenue aud kApeuuituto suoo 40'o iN'
D. rrart a.. It mail
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iIJ0 TUE CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAIL

ROAD BONDHOLDERS.
reunder cned bondholers OF the Connecticut western
purod CON paDy desiring that all bondoiderS shouu un
-, t fact that the bonds have advanced within SIX
h. fIp uuder 20 cent, ON tue doat, anu W..
y adv nciug The late suit was 6rogh ioosluE 70
go ~, oa 40 az tis road. The rights 81 sac DOhdhoueIs
vii be- nliy protected witaout joining or IN any way shSns
i'm he cvucnsc OF TIE present sun Corr
." AIENANDIg II. HOlLfN Ex-Governor Sta'o NONn
4 NJ ALLYN. TX Mayor tiutford. Conn' -, 49,, ~o,r
g. = WHITING Hardware Merchant haruuIu, N"nn-
X1rT OFFER TO INVESTORS A FEW
w SHARES OF THE STOCK OF The II . ~ - AN DAM
VAIN BARTLETT MORAN.
BANKERS am BrOkeis.
10 kToaf 81