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UALTIMHlSE.
NALrrMuNE, Fob. 2a--FfUult--atoudy snd ,n,-.
actlvo for medium grades. hut without cansp In on"
tRtiona
DaAlN-whcat-Westorn lowcr hit stcaay At ds,
cItnot No. Weaicrn winter rcd, HrGt, Fobttnrr "a
March, tt.41i4sls April nnd sny, ttlbai.nt Corn
Western 1nNnr for spot and steady fnr fuures yyes
ern mixed. spot md February S5;kaa1tc March. stf
5HoE April, May, S25letS.Jkc. atcarner ST.
tatH sund5i Western Whitu, 47t1l3es do Mixed 4aNo,
rdnnsylvanla. 47esssa llye firm At D4att,c.
1lAY-UHchnnvn,t. ..
s:;i; S' s"ss es'.ern PACKED
t,SsMi tafi:;, i,; ara xcns st 1a'asl'e
G0EPEE-E'ia III but dull:
SsyyaAytfnH,r, syHiss ,mi,, i Al t%{s HILL! 9hf.
fKIoiTsGro fr' Il iscrrel a os 1s' steamer firm Ind pr.
ssfi s: se!, rneat, ao ou, con-,
sSss S 81 soa os c4s sn nsa sa 0u'
ST. LOUIS.
ST. 14orIa. Mn. Fob. M.-FIttftt-I.ow Rrn3cs bat.
tor, fancy, tan BID, choieo *ip,}S cnsh and Mareh
famiIy. RIO BIZ, caat, $3.50 March; xxx, taaO; x1.
fA cnsf; Il 10 Mhrcht &31x April.
WiiEAT-lA1wor, but hflIencd t0wnrd tho close; No
atct. sl2s cash: si07eal Os9t.H{ atarc, tltsal294
et129h April. Mayi Hi juno; No.
3ho. $1.2l}sst3iH, Corn slow md Iowess 3I4c caah
sDfa3D{o March; 3F>&a1G,1c April; J7ska37a{o May,
81! Maschi VII &ss Mny liz .uti III Il s''a IL sSa sa
ItoyistQSs-r1rk lnrur Gt 81 aaata % cash: slis7A
st ''S haso" 's%cE io"ef 9se ssst
KEcEtrFs- -Fionr, s,oo hris rhcat, nm hu, coru,
~: f. vi Ellis 5Js rs I.s Man Efy fGaSt o.,
$500 bu, '
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0SNVTGO

EugPALo, N. Y, Fab. .s-naAtN-Nothlus %
Ing. Nominally unchanged.
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NEW YORK,

NEW Y0nR, Fob. 2a-Curr0H-sfnrkot dull ut
I-G9 II a-lEo. Futures gteayf Anrcl. l3.8ct April
laNot May, l1I0o, Juno, lai0u; Iur. hu0cs August,
ns7,c, September l2oo, October. u.aac. November.
l3G.o, Decembur, ll.Dio,
FLouIt-DuIl and hcnyyt receipts, Qto0 brlss super
Btnts and Wosorn, *Ws1ht0; common to good oxtraa,
Es3A85; Ruoa to choice. &to1s,9l; wh!ts whoat OK
i'm, sassss.5oi oxtra Ohio, sa7sA10i 81 Louis &as
6OD; Minnesota patent prDcesA. t1.H3a7b
OnAIS--Whoat stondyt Tocupts, 81 90 but ungraded
rod s91l.a74i No. do. sl4s5S LtoS. In store and
atost; mixed wlntcr, sl.a, No. amber, sl.@st un-
;fSs Msts %ss 1g;tl .ds
sss!Res sfesaas s so Ss. NJ. 3Sj
@ ss tai; GssS Ma fWsSCs Wss{ssn ' u mixed
yea5,nss nlt s,S 1tss x Eastern md West
s s aHs brill o
s: s e. s9s ss ss os :s.
s,Ts5soiETa Qn!e. but sscady' un'sod os'1o, esudo
4AIi5w51S!ss;iKl b 5!s ~ n stsaes! s1isasMg.
fSas.sMI'hsaas'W @ We.tes1.' " sSs'fa faa,.o
lEATHHR-6taHdy with q la!r deElendt h0nlook
sGs sns mSS"gs .ss nKfs' sna lilo arand' 4 md0
W"M..tn. faif aau,ana, dnms.!!o Tsese, tsanas'
pYcd m.o nnweshSa1 ~ set TSIa.i sa a{
SnS sSsT r'a|s' .SS seP1s qssI Maa'es ~ 70
sss S:'0s' 's'ta
essnssa iaFS; iase S %s!| ,g
~ %1,tscat 4.:'a ..ssss'ss .sSso ''fs s,oa, ssa,
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1tTJ1FFAI,n,

INDIANAPOLIS, Fob. 2a.-GnA1x-NNheatw weoks No.
2rah, sl.Akai.N C1rI dull nnd lowerl S7G51Hr oata
dull md lowcrt 1}1Gc.
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NEW ONLEAR5.
NEW 0uLxANh, Feb. e3.-Sight exchange On
NgW furk 9lul per u 900 Premium.
Sterling, Hay,
uO6T0h.
DosToN. Feb. 2s.-Coppos stocks;
Calumet uecla... ~ l9ulupy ......-,... ~
Topper fhik,
frnnklu..... -. ..... IN Madison Copper an0 ~
FN6n4ac.a a".....,..,.. Gl3
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a04o. c1nnr aidos, t1&t7c.. tsAcnn rcarcc ~.
sh1i.tders. 6hsAHc; clcnr rib ,t@Sr; sie,ra afa Ann
M':kx,!sGsF: wS;tHrn tarsoc. scss an
t4aiENn tmpnr .Qntnt md mrak; lnferi1I,t n H.me,
cntnmn N a0td common, ,MHtcl fit tn fujt.
stsa Afn.assns qniG. hni asntsy; co,na@nl sa@1n1lntd
rk,i fair kpai ennttl!Ivni hs IT,; primo n rhop4 "a
tiltAN-ActitC. Nrt1i. md hlaher al tije
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Oawguo, Fob. b.sa-GnA1s-Whoa at lEu. Corn ttead5
Western mixed, bic.
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MILWAUKEE,

M1LWNUKEE,
Special D1patth to Tbs chttapo Tttsun,
MtLNAuKEE, Feb, 2s-tsocoip.a und ssn,,,n,.
-four md grain At htllwnukoo for tho rnar s.f of
Fcb. y: saR
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paf 64, C&t'Eota E9Es s18H uHGaE5 tEo7 W0E3 Hn8
TOuLTiiY-Wssl Ia lpsai ssausst At previous p.lces
for t1nV young stuck while old atsta 1Cs wprs slOw
aud wsak vild d4oks wsse dull vi fUt nial-
Iartis. Eh!cGsns, drsssed, s6Ao per 1bi turkeys,
5.Tsn rrntAetl, ) <61 per III - w
SEEIl3-Jl1tn0thy VIA stronger. being In good out
side dunaud .nq ttan nner!nKx wore uidarntS. AAles
wor1 aa4s - E'A Es,G p{1mS closing n y 1o3a ~:
scxrcS Ths {ssnip. eoulaIe small knd much u the
sp,ck hotS u hold bAeki choloa seed brought {10.e
AHl aud primo IT'S. Sales weEe reported o. Il, ,@n1
kM flax WA ttRady u us uVngeiAn Het poTe
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Rail fretRhts wero reported steady OIL tho basis
Of 40c per i00 lhs on grain to Now FORK md 4'o
on bOxcd meats to do; they Will be reduced ho
to-1ny. Through fretghts to Liverpool wcro
1sAo On ments and lard md ttc on Hour: do to
(ilnsgow GS4c, and lard and meats to Hamburg
87p.
Tho receipts Of whcnt Mt Chicago Milwaukee.
st, Lo.tsa, Toledo, hnd Detroit, reported Sntur-
day, aggregated 1000 b,,, md shipments 1900.
Tho following was tho psod1sco movement re-
ported from Now York satur1lny: Receipts
Flour D,741 brls wheat ii, 100 BIZ: corn, 1l@,U96
bu; onts, 18,91 bu: cor1,-incnf, 20 pkKa; rye.
3,65s bu: barley, l,l00 bu; malt, 4.8oo bu; hcof,
a,GiS brls; cut meats, 1,55 pkgs; lar1l. 4A tcs;
whisky, 4:3 brls.
Exports for twonty- four hol,rs--Flour, o,o10
brs; whoat. 10000 lu; corn, 1900 bl; oats
1000 bu.
OF cach kind Of grain inspected Into store In this
city from Jan. TO Feb. Is INCLUSIVE:
:$S S;;' SCH ssi y; III '''s
fsSsssz';:::sss; ss s:'i ss gS IL Il, @ 81
The following were tho aggregate shipments
OF provisions from this city during lust week.
With comparisons. Tho Weights are gross:
,-,,., W. III S!eff s'' ST.;
!!;fS $sS !, $}S $!s ,;:'s $
Sssss EsS AZ; Y; iSs:::: iSSs|S SSS @ SS
A letter addressed to tho General Assembly nf
Frnnce, and published In tho Journal D D'xlgri-
culture pruettque, calls for n,oornte protective
taru on agricultural products for tho bcnent OF
t the French hlisbantllnnn. The writer cnlla Mt
| tcntion to tho fact that tho bud harvest Of 1873
WIS followed by Il still worse one lust year. yct
! tho price Of 1nnnunt nbor hns not boon reduced.
Tho dctlct In tho crops bus been supplied by
4.f- at
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NY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YOltK.

ny TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
NEW YouK, Feb. *-Quyornments generally
strong, md ,iGaA pcr cent higher for 4Ha
and IN. -
ltnllronl bonds generally nrm.
state securities nugicete,i nnd nominal.
Money loaned hctwocn and por cont per
n1,1,t1m, mud LID per diem, closing at 9. Primo
mercantile Pnppr. HltHss per cent
sight, 44ias. ..
Il, e. Hl,. WlHf Now ls !u34
NV .........."... !!tns lncio u OF "a.'...'.1
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eNtCil.
Apropos, 1mny add ~ pos!script 3, !; ~ ~:
amusing, I!e says that not tha least enter
tnl,lmg incident OF the ceremony WaS tlnu to
II Iuyl1 celebrity who, Just buf0re tho Queen
arrived,
PULLED HIS I'IrE our
with his handkerchief. 1t fell on the flnor
ltuynl fflKhnuss. with admirable presence n
,nlnd, innlu II violent grab ut 1t md secured
1t bcfnrn ilo Uiticias WHO llatl rushed to the
ress!!s srult seife 4. y wnSa llrlttSh ta nail-
With Irresistible. ll4nor, It hui bcpn halIle.l
| Mplly tho tinll Stick In Wnltlng on u velvet
cushion, the Incident would llnyt acquired Il
Historical lmportanca w'lcl. 1t WIS as well tu
Al Interesting letter from Charles Dickens,
benrihE On Lla opening nf-l'nrllnnUllt cerc-
n,Unlnl ly the Qlncn, and eulhoslylhg ssolne
XS%s fSx s! ts tS esats; y "; III! sf sst ss Rawa xnt
son, Z. D., to whom It wiz addressed. al,'
"TAvlsrocK House. Jau. rs. lsss4.-str
tromnIy sensible Of your kiMl remembrance,
aitl much Indebted n y0ll fur Your invita-.
lIon; bnt. though rnasoI.nbly lnyat, wo stn moi
nusl! cnTe for sutll sights, md consequently
NO ublgiMgy oifof lii nlt st,'lie nlDrH deserving
uIjccts, Tlle Inst ceroulol,y Ut thu kIlll
| ever saw WAs tho Queens coronation, Htnl
Thought onkq !%nr ~ soSpt1s ~ pnsiin, WY
1t does 80 littla and tAlks 20 il'cl' tl!at tllt
nnst Interesting ceremony know ot ~ voi,
Mettloll with II WIS performed with Ser! VT!
little Etnte ln.lced} by oto mnll, VIM, 1lls
ths keys ii Ills pocket, Ny ttear str, sS,;r'
'ri!u list sentence Of ills Is .wlthurinx. III
lno sec; wasn't Il Dickens wlIo ut one tin tin
! was N, ujlxlGuB for Il sent In tho VUry l'nriIa
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DTSTAN- ES

Fr0m Green Bay to New Loudon. 4
miirs; Grand RAPIDS, SO "a; hcr-ln.
Junction. l4S m; Arcadia, 1872 Nshgr.
2Iz; La Crosse, 2se; 81. Paul, s.,
nnsepolis, ESP
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{ cuam ~. Paul SOS
T1Q4fu tNiuueau1I.i Z Ohppn On

Trains run on Chicago time (Which i s.
minutes faster thzn Winona time a..
Suad,vs excepted. For time of night ir-l.l
and accommodation trains, see iocai la,
table
%DJuner
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49,, I,l
'''
nan : "o' a'"1eS " P''s"'
-i'"m ''"S sunk more Seam."
u an al 'Ac TN pests mat ever
= f'p0r'Sn '',"' "'9o'"cfl"
prevails 'A's"'''ei! throughout TIE
r OF h''' "'" does everything
:" - proper t''nT' one day = worth
= ''h''''"h : Ike polished
s''e'-' may be tR'"'sLSH y Il
'o7'' II more . "e F"'SeF
"'io ''An WOMB MAKE US perfectly
"Ai!,,
h. i,o, ...,,. ,..a- g, ~,
,.,
~,
IN .,
II :. e,,or;o,. 't,no, 49,.
fennf..;,, In, !, I....o. =,
ey.;3 i.
r.
aud leave others to talk Of you as
,hcy viii.
He who rnrrs .nv 5.r r,nasrro
wonll not hesitate hs hpn,,,nan
To- business.
Prominent among the Dulnth-
ians in town ibis week was DR.. II
+. Lafii..e,
Whoever makes f|,s fawpst
Persons uneasy is the best bred IL
tie company.
-Yon can generally cot van,
mail IN II. u. rirc-;, yo,, ,yo;,
lopo euon,b
life :. ~. o,..o s-,
bo,trara--s..coss 4a,.rds .,.;~.i,.
pnon -. aonIrs
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evening next. Admission 0 cents
> =. Sonle, travelling wheat
agent inr A. ) sawyer, Of Duluth
says that Little Fails ships NOR,
wheat than my other Town Oh the
/ Northern Pacific between Fargo
mi ST. Paul, 50 says the Tran
script.
The saloon keepers IN Plstte-
Vile are forbidden 10 put screens in
front of5heir doors OF to paint their
Window. This is 10 prevent any
thing private from going on inside.
The theory is, fyon take a drink
everybody ought to know II.
Mr.. French, government audi
ter Of railway accounts, in his re-
port pay, bieh compliment to the
Northern Pacific, saying that no
other company had strs;4hter or
more honorable record than the
books Of that company exhibit.
a ,aan BY lie name q Johnson
vaa frozen 10 death at DulujA
Saturday night. lie is snpposed
TO have lain down to rest and was
found dead about eight O'CLOCK
Sunday morning on Superior street,
mean the residencs Of John {. Hun
81.
-po.iteness 10 bnsiuoss what
stratagcm is in war, !, gives power
to weakness, it supplies great de
ticicncjes, and oYercomes the
enemy with iut little sacrifice of
time and blood. I is inYinciblr
either il tho attack or defence.
The silver pixies used recently
by the Northern Pacific in uniting
Montana md Dakota, have served
70 'i@nalize two important events
in Montana. They ere first u5ed
by the Utah Northern when it
reached the Montana the, and then
brought east for tha Northe,n
facltc to use on q similar event.
Col. John ]. Shaw, formerly
proprietor Of the Merchants hotel
At s.. Pg'l and 10: twenty years a
resident Of hat city, died in Brook
.yn. y, r., on the 3r1 inst. at the
age Of 8iIly-six years Col. Shaw
WAS widely known IS genial and
popular gentlsman and mach sor,
rev is lett t. his loss.
The trial Of Herman OPpol, Of
Duluth, charged with murder in he
first dprroa baa been nnst,ousa
,iil mex, ,ayn, oftba Can't m tia
ground Of the absence Of material
witnesses. Bail in tho sum Of 81,
900, vas furnished and he nova.
liberty.
!ade where .J.d,o Never has deciJ
ID tbatuo leoa)I, elected officers
are in existence. and the county !.
therefore without INV Iooa yprn-
nent The result is tbs. no.
BODY to paw taxes to, and v.h the
hard winter coming On it i feared
there will be much suffer,7r.
MA dir &c ,ho r.,.l. = II.
rror,o.;, ,h.t1,;rh. a.a ,.....,.
t;,.ro .5,I,. ,ss taDor.,,hI...i,
In v,.;t;nr FIJI. trim Ia savs Same.
sior is twelve miles distant from
Duiulh but looks much nearer. 81
It does Mr.. SGyers. To people up
his way it doesn't look much Oven
si1, unless you yak from one place
TO the other 10y way Of the 81
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THE PIONEER 7 PRESS
Ea-era o. the Year 1850
Greatly Enlarged and Improved,
With Handsome New Dress and pantea on
Che Fastest aid Best Press in the World.


With a;glt columns added 70 ia former size W.
Hoe " e5-Perfucuny prssa ,gllal prints in one hour
tyllgtcy' Thousand complete Papers with their la7e3
toldsd. cur ard pasted the back Il takes equal
raIs IL Ai2-. contents, eirculacEs LcacLaca powss
Al = ~ tLs attributes of
4 Iirst-Clsss Ea5gsp,ll,o-,
u:th the leading Chicago and 8, Ton:s ,s5i.s gbazs
- uy rivals III Tie e;2rthvoat IL IL. extent ana
eo,aplesen9ss OF It's arraCsera for ths "ee q
genera aEd northwestern news, which, - td-lvI- -
tie or-aRry ager2,-s d tie associated Pr ar1Ive,o
"idrl yEJnd7i system Of IeeEraDh y ceials and
Kali eo.TsspoaceAca troln washington. KEY Io5k
N"st"n C.Gca;o. mg7ausoo. Al- .ssu4. A-z- Ioil =
81 a. LFo'alnejt ness centers X III A-l--75st.
lis Jtsit .. Circulation
= tClEneHsa, embracing Minnesota, esl Wisso1a.a
hI-theTI lows. Dakota and A-nlsbhS. Wi.A.1 tt.si
ie CHI les '-S 40 A--SDt i75Jrl7' i'i4d$
- NJ or c'iIss-t-'f oAs,r' upon u eastern -
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100000 Acres

Of Minnesota ana Dakota Lands for sale b.
the Land Departments Reduced rates Of
.are and freight to actual settlers.
Fal Information given upon application
70 JAMES B. PowER, 6eal agent, at 50
Ja.ksan street. ST. Paul, or 3ralnsFd, d.nu.
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With aiol,t columns added 70 ia former size. with
Hoe "e5-PeUtuoUn- press which prints in one hour
fJ..gtel Thousand complete Papers With their lc-7e5
t9lied. cur ard pasted the back. Il now takes equal
ra1k IL sic contents. CIRCULATION Ioeci5aica. pCwss
AL - ~ t.s attributes ot
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aJPEaIoR. SATURDAY. DC II $3.50
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sA1S Il ShS1, ftFC"sfsf.
All Cent Ieu.ga
EJSs0I r. CAGE, oeo. P.,sr. -
ti.tsa 80 AZ
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tttt OiNA ~AuSil 1ai4 - '-Ntii p"'i4 =
and at the time Of his death was
upwards of sixty years Of age.
Ii is beginning to look as if
Duluth was getting "corner" on
fires. The last was on Wednesday
morning when the residence Of ths
Rev. W. u, Tracy, pastor Of the
Congregational church, ana barn
owned by Frank Smith, were. Jurn-
ed. The house was totally destroy
ed bnt most OF the contents saved.
Tie loss over insurance about ST.,
600. Owing 10 tho extreme cold
the engine was unable 70 throw
stream on tho fire, and now We
wonder If the Tribune man can
find out where the blame rests.
Happy Songs is the taking title
Of 40 page MANILA bound Music
Book for day schools, just publish
by Thomas Kane & Co, 2+8 VS.
/ bash Ave, Chicago, I'll. Both words
and music are bright, ringing,
! cheerful, bnt not trashy. 1t is
destined to large sale, as it f'ls q
void in musical literature, VIZ =
cheap. popular and good music
! book for teachers who can sing, but
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-03
THE DALLAS HERALD SATURDAY MORNING, 3, 1880

contracts. There H. however moro iron
offering from other sources, and Mo absence
Of any considerable demand during the pnsl
fiy or seven week, "a not without lnll nenoe'
frlc(s ara not ~ strong rs they have been
II i stated that tho Mediterranean supply
OF oranges mud lemons will BIZ very limited
this year. orange mud lemon trees bringing
forth, quito NJ olive trees, n fall crop DuI
every two ycnf Besides the small crop hhs
itself been seriously damaged by frost %
that complaints nre general In sicily, Nnpler,
aud on tho Adlntic coast
The total visible cotton supply OF bol
continents Is 2,ii7g6) bales, Those figures
Indicate an increase of tho cotton N sight OF
68,2l0 balef ~ compared with the same dhle
Of 1879 decrrnio Of 10000 bples, ~ com
pnred with tire corresponding date of 1878,
and decrease Of i10, 400 bnles, ~ compared
with 1877,
Philadelphia Iron AgG Prices for steel
rails nre now $500 SO b0,accordlng "a. locnlloh
OF mill, The marRcl tnr iron mills during the
week has been irlllu more nollyc, but there
II an unsettled feelngus regards prices, ma
II Is snld TINT orders have been taken NJ low
or rates than are generally quoted Sales
have been mnie Mt 500 nj mill, for hCy
sections, and We huyo not heard of anything
below TINT 50 FIR, but, for very desirable
ORDER II l. quito likely that some concessions
could be- obminod Light rails have been sold
nj good figures, ST. a1j being mentioned IN
one or two transactions.
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The wool season opened this morning
The first lot was received and sold Mt thirty
live cents. IL was prime article OF one years
growth. IL wasreported TINT ~ cents was OF
tered and refused for n clip now being market
nd of $40 head of lambs IN this county. Tho
season gives every promise Of great strength
IN price. Boston and New York are buoy
mt with their commercial papers and circu'
lars freely acknowledging shortness Of a
yisable supply compared with the worlds
demand. The Boston Shipping List, one of
the best authorities on wool published Mt the
hub, in its issue of "Wednesday last, says
ave continue TO notice very firm feel
ing for wool, aud prices of all grades, both
roreign and domestic, continue to be well
sustained Manufacturers are still free pur.
chasers. The demand for goods is such, for
present and future delivery, they cannot al
low their stock of wool 10 become reduced.
Some ofthe largest buyers recently morepo
cd to hold tho largest stocks of wool, and
there is evidently very confident feeling
that wool will be no lower for some time
to come. If it were not for tho liberal sup
plies of English combng Australian and
Montevidio, we would have had wool fam.
inc before this, but these large supplies will
enable our manufacturers to bridge over an
other season. No more Of these woods can
now be imported except at higher prices
than have been lately current, and supplies
abroad, suited to our wants, are now difficult
to find. The exct ment and competition for
the domestic clip is also likely to have great
influence on prices. The new clip of Cali
fornia opens ut higher figures than could be
obtained here, and in Texas, Kentucky, Ohio
and Pennsylvania considerable purchases
have already been made.
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MONEY AND TRADE,
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION.
Cotton Irregular Advance IN Corn
HAT None Ia Town OPENING OF 'ho
Wool Market Hiram Higher
FIOur Pirmer Railway and
Commercial Notes
DALLAs, Fndny Alt'poon, I
Appl 2, lhhu, I

The dispatches from Liverpool gave q
Gieady and those from New York nm easy
upot cotton market They aggregated a
stand OF. The operations IN our own were
based, therefore, upon the values established
yesterday, aud which pre repeated In tho
quotations below, Only n fcw bnlcs changed
hands.
The corn market Il SIN r. = state OF dcmor'
aliznton, and Ii roal wlouut any fixed
prices. Only ono lot we' IA town to-day,
md That was being retaIed from store at 10
cents for bulk, and 60 for sacked In Kansas
markets II Ind, up 10 10 o'clock to-day nd
vancod 0 cents per bu'hol since last Friday,
was excited with m upward look and many
holders Withdrawing their stocks for still bet
Ter terms.
Small lots Of hay were offering and selling
at 81 per hundred, or nj the rate OF w per
ton, for prairie. There was none reported NJ
Wholesale.
Bran Ia scarce and firm Mt Sl2O,
Flour Ia firm and has m upward tendency
both In Kansa, and Texas market.
Nests are steady ard unchao god with ann
pie stock tn meet the demand,
Syrups and moas'c, ure uc.ive, llrmer tnd
gravitaing tho outside figures, And 20 OF
sugars and Of ooilees
Hides arc strong and some grades higher
Eggs are scarce and higher. But few SHOPS
had any ut all TO Offer. The price has nd
vonccd from l2l to l5c at wholesale, and to
zoe nj retail.
The face o. tia ma kct presented no strik-
inc features, uni IS it was everybody looking
up--to sec another building fall, The ordcr
trade was a full average, and spot buyers
about rs numerous as usual
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-03
Commercial Notes.

The House committee has agreed upon
giving $65. 900 to Arkansas Pass, which, with
the 1876 900 on hand OF former appropria
ton, foots up 100000. 1t has also agreed
TO report $4,000 to begin work upon the
mouth of the Brazos.
The importation of specie and bullion Mt
New York during the week ending March %
amounted u $lS6,092, including Sl29,495
gold and $56,597 silver, Since january
The importaliors has reached S2636,6l5
consisting of Sl;259S5l gold, Sl,376, 245
silver and Sl,0l9 brass and copper coin.
From August |, 1870, to March %, 1880,
there has been total importation of $780,
1866. OF which S76,5lS,632 consisted of
gold and Si,2lS,2l5 of silver.
Coke in LeadvIe is worth Si5 n tom The
scarcity of lead ores at LeadviIlc continues,
and smokers are paying forty cents unit for
ores carrying 81 to 40 per cent. Of lead ms
against thirty five cents two weeks ago, thirty
cents q month sgo, and twenty and twenty
five cents in the latter month Of last year.
The area of the Black Hills proper is six
thousand square miles, running in north.
east and southwest direction distance of
about one hundred miles, and an average
width of sixty miles, between the forks of
the cheyenne river. Throughout they are
mineral bearing, holding mines of gold, silver
and coal, besides other metals and minerals.
The iron markets are looking n little blue
and good authorities say preparing for tum-
BILE. England is coming to the relief of our
consumers. The Pittsburg Gazette maintains
that the imports of iron and steel into this
country has obtained an importance which
our manufacturers cannot afford TO ignore.
The rise in iron during the past nine months,
coming as it did upon depressed and over
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-03
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