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The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

On Tuesday next at the front door Of the Gov
eminent Building at noon, will be offered 10 the
public in small tracts of from $50 to 500 acres.
part of the Ahupuaa OF Pulehunui on Maui. This
land has been cut into small parcels for the plr-
pose of enabling person of small means to pur-
chase land. One of the curses of this country is
the fact that the lands locked up in the hands
of few people, who viii not sell they will
ing TO lease on any liberal terms 1t is misfor-
tune for the country that the lands are not owned
by thousands of cutivators, and the nation will not
reach the highest prosperity till such becomes the
case
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30


n a-A hustnras there d nothing % importance 10
-n-- Nv the r--4rul oE the Nz-kentine Ella we have
San F-rnrarpo eares &c Es Iah inst Tue sugar mE=-
~ 2. --a-ars ~ rhr sa- F-nrisca Review as quiet at
&C csc Tor No 4 and C. 20 SC for No = The Cath
--z- Suaa-- ard Forrest QueeH had arrived over and
~ ban a. rhe rn-ocs transferred TO the reaner-
IT, Mulassss a. @EnC
Esrr /. -1-hilv inue- ard puotHd az si C.
TIE .-= eve C. Irwin Co, o. this eiTy. has been
ss.sssrsE - urual consent NJ :. : Wake and z S
.-.ssH.-- -~--irr TIE hassness viii BE- continued BY
@ &c. Sn-rckris and Nj " r. @ Irwin. under the
u1s E-z nae az WI g. Irwin a 90. We wish the
- ar-l Vrhftrz a--frc5 on Monday last ~ DAYS
So Nv Tn-k She thr third IN Crussrnan Aad
R--rtr--s NrH York and hrloiulI packet line and
--~ -a rnrts Pr -ts r-Hrket whtcA are in lArre
49, ~-u -rr Wh7trz hns herr living urs- ire =
as. fa To- has, ter DAYS aeczimeG and she Wa beat
49, haz. Uarf Hs-u Tor forty os fftF dEvs-
hsfn rrtr fr-rlCu arrivals 20 renc-I The
sr-E r q Hhi-nr f-u-- VIEW York and the hzrkeufine
III r-rr ~ar F-zzcison-
IT, LADY Lama-ua. vii sail to-day or tomorrow Tor
ne 3 { Nz-THT : Ioldinr and uin follow the LADY
-s-r--v N AdEzls viii hola another cred; sale
7H1z o. close unusl- ruenfs Al; wh5ch la--r
E-lt e 1y Enc1s. Ercce-ses and Other articles viii
" -rr-rE
PC z-H s-h Ieuzis WEIke- we learn Il to Ne ten
-fr -nras-1 ir fhe unzsrirr trade Sic viii run in
Me-s-- z 4 Poster 4 Co.s line knz. Hawzu.
NJ hz-lrm lf1Ar u-e-s the Ener situated lot
i-sz heHnlr llg 20 Mr. d 4 Nnte The housrhold fur
1.---r all AAs0 BE- snld at the saEsr tirne.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

A COMMITTEES of the Y. II. C. A. has been sp-
pointed TO see that the matter OF opiu is properly
placed before the Legislature 1t is 10 be hoped
that this Honorable House will not trv TO make
free opium as well as free liquor. The fact is that
the community feels very much safer when the
Assembly Is moi II SESSION the feeling IN this re-
States during the meetings of State Assemblies o.
Congress
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

( The Supreme Court viii meet next Monday. but
account Of the celebration of the 4th falling
that dav: II is said tina; 1t viii adjourn over I'll
Tuesday. This puts of the evil day TO some OF
the unfortunztss who al up for offending against
the peace and dignity Of our Sovereign Lord the
King. etc bu; the question is have the tervid
Americans among rs vet got Up 10 the pitch of
b1ying Ere-crackers for the boys:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Rev. M. Fresr, Of For Street Church, expects
70 leave BY the Lz5y LaHapson this week for vaca-
non Of few weeks Next Sunday the pulpit OF
his church vii be occupied by Rev. DR.. Eenphll
OF San Francisco after that II will be occupied by
various persons nj the pastors return from his
summarizing. These summer vacations are a good
and useful CT ange, and If they taken by more
people there wonid be more happiness and less
premature old age IN this world
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Our old friend Along still lives. Now and then
he appears before the Police Court the leader of
those who would earn their living from cards or
otherwise, but likewise Tuesday John WAS up for
unlawful use Of some little slips of paper with
money. He was surprised, but the Judge was not,
and fined him. Poor John,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

A. rEH TINE IpVroaEhaS there o1Ehf 20 be de-
r-rMze 1n TIE supply O. dogs II dollar and
rs- es--E c5zl5 actually be collected on every
1nc II rhs cnz-r-r. and . ike tax could be
E=1as@1 ard collected On cas- money -o1ld have
% be- 11l-sz6 TO pzv the SAINT and SHARES might
ne ll-hl@1 III ro-nz- Al1 Vet money enough be
A1-t 4aa- pAFI- The military and purchasing dec
orE-llzA CO 1a-lcE1ns wnlch -, 20 lay a railway
A-n1a1 each lslSa6 q the group connec- then BY
tsiHF-aF1- 1z5 SAT- -azz-5th plantation for the
G1rH--Za-- % Be worked o. dzy labor AZ - q
Gag Lets have q CAL IL, r4rlas midnight concsr-s
GnunlH-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

There seems to be disposition on the part o.
the Legislature 20 make pretty free use of tn,
funds n The Treasury. Increasing salaries is tn,
main plan No doubt good work should receiv,
good pay, but lie; the increase Of salary come O
uniting two more of the vast number of offices
There Is no doubt that for SO minute country ",
have officers enough 70 so around and some tt
spare.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

very badly making dents in his head. II is prob
ably now that he will recover, but he is yet in a
bad way at the hospital We really ought 70 have
some means instituted for the more rapid intro
ducfion of other appliances of our civilized and
enlightened neighbors- Perhaps we shall when
we get that guarantee Of an Independence, if Mr..
Gibson goes after it
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Court Lunalilo. No. $500 A. O. F.. elected the
following officers to serve for the ensuing SIX
months John NJ. kgpena, c. f. Samuel Nc
heACne. :. h. r 5. Schrimseou-. Secretary. L.
Flshhourne. Treasurer. Joseph Loveioy. s ". G.
Schriever. !. W. Chas. Clark. s 3. Henry Nav.
1. B. The above officers were duly installed on
Tuesday evening. the end inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30
DEPzKTxES7 uF TIE ISTEEzaE HoxoIE1u.
HpE 1T REMEMBERED That oN THE


HOE IT REMEMBERED THAT ON THE
NIB 95sh day Of Mar. a D. 1850 GEORGE B0wsER
Of Eounlnu. Island Of Oahu in accordance with Secur
fan Act To Encourage learning IN this Kingdom By
AerrirE -r Copies Of Charts and Books the Aufkorx
and PrcprerorS Of such CogieS approved the S1Et
Of Deeezber A D 1854 has deposited in this oce the
riEle Of his book Bowers Illustrated Atlas Of the Isl
AIDS Of 0AhE Mani Hawaii Noaokai KA1zi and Lanai
with OF the principal Towns Public Buildings,
Rseideaces Plan tariuls. &C. &c, the rights Of which
he Claims NJ Owner and Prup-ieror-
In testimony whereof hnre herezrto set nv hand
ard c8nsed the Seal OF the Interior Depart- enr
10 BE z@xHc Ai Ecrcl1le, this 18th dAE Of Nay.
A p. lash
6AMI G. WILDER
&c = Minister OF Irtsrinr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Miss Z K Bingham. long principal Of the Ka.
valahsO Female Seminary. compelled by il-hsalIt
has resigned that position She has given many
wears Of exceedingly arduous labor 10 the duties Of
the position and has been blessed with large de
gree OF success The school under her charge Ia:
prospered the Young girls have been carefully
and well trained and as rule have taken posi-
hons Of rzspccisbiliTy Ii society. Il will be diff
cult 70 Ill Miss BinGharn's place, and TIL a new
principal Is found Miss FlAxman will act
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

OK Sa=E-5av evenlzr zs-r Mons Rollo viii be
tt rnrfpls-f q h=lE1f a. tie Royal Hawaiian
Tnez--r. AZ winch attractive programme vii be
r-sss--a5- Mr.. z having recently lost the use OF
ha-A hzn5s intends rs-urzi1e e San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Last Sunday morning the various Sunday
Schools connected with Kavaiahso Church met
for their quarterly exhibition In general the sub
ject Of review was the course Of lessons for the
past three months hut N some instances. where
the schools conducted BY natives only, origi-
mi productions both IN music and prOSe, were
rendered For persons who enjoy exhibitions Of
genuine native Productions these occasions furnish
opportunity. The Eusic was particularly good.
NJ. Berger performed at the organ. and was as
lsted BY several Of the finer instruments from
hand
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Our t--it rend1rS have evidensir formed a rsnr
oz time hEne q1es-inl- Tins valuable little fruit
used To e uM1re rsZsu-Kh1e IN urlre bit ehouch II
= szse re-r nov. rheE cann1t think Of letting II
% tnr less than Is or II for tEo bits This Is an
luS--l rrlus- One might import -heIa er1zn Msr-
1r1 E-1 sell then chaEps-. However. fellow cI-i-
EzA SUI WanE cheap frrIt you nzs- raise il: cur
aE-lr1lrzrzl p1prlH-i1l evidently has DO such IN
Ne-rnEn AZ fr~-~ mr -fur CIR kr-- mRrsr4 n-1 -s--
AZH A11 &C rWp renrs for r. Ehy should rhey
R@n ~ &C them wi-hnzf dav Of hunting and
- znHH- twu fE ona cenf Ffrs bananas plEsap-
N-M a-- u1aar frut rEow ual enDu=h- bun Their
cMnAnur na tMr s=rapt Eur New York and San Fran
$50 F-1nH& JUST bs1zuas n1tcdr takes the tr0ahls
GO EEM rhE-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

Thursday evening Of last week the faithful
among the Masons N Honolulu assembled at q
banquet II honor of the patron saint Of the order.
St John II Is doubtful whether this saint used
to have jolly time as his faithful disciples
judging from the gay and happy faces OF the fest
i've Masons who came ont, as described by our
devil he SAYS BY the way. tla1 S.. John used 70
have The very highest kind OF time Teasing OF
OF loclsts and honey from the back woodruff
then this boy does not know.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

The legislative Assembly adjourned over on
FRIDAY TIL Monday. On Saturday the House was
entertained on board Of the fine ship Frea, and by
them the vessel was duly admired Probably Lieut.
Baker was taking notes relative 10 that fns navy
OF the future when KREaihos and Leah shall have
been armed with hundred ton guns and the army
erluloved II exercising ma Gz-tlins guns Ia
Law torpedo The $Ilo1o.ulQ viii then have be-
come a fac7. the Government owning q hinge plan
rz-lor and hos1 Of szpe-uzmsrariss be drawing
large salaries May al live to see the oz-. and
be able 70 send all or wives able-bodisd relations
20 reinforce Butartan-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

i Is had q Sc WY The proposed commission 70
1-ueS4ze z-r Esullrr sysaern azS not voted hv the
Aaa-ls-A-1-r- IL ever t1s-E were abuses needing
rorrHzrllz they ems II oc- svses-- The salzrle1
c-11H-s A-e. a. n rlla- coo1 En6 useful men. buf
wle-e I@e pay n- cnzSsA1le depends On 5nes col
Aaraa1 1-nE- l71lTl1zAls wncrse ruisi=uoeznorS be
-u-M a-1 r-usecutas. II Is easy 10 See that abuses
-LEhf EASILY creep IN R-0hatav the House Is corn
Flsn1 40 cn7s4-rl-1rss- EHnse -Alth Is pI-nei or
E2R AM=E 1e1r-1na N ka@plnE The er5ls up have
rArne- tAAr 20 ny 20 those ne know not Of This
Larry and 1n-- Frrc-esszvE GpctrIne rr0dncad rlo-s
and hn@sh=1 tsrsat Britain before The civil zar-
r1s~sT@se= gt fAL- county Els established on rs
rrs=amz e1cellalz taslS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30
PoRE or RoNoLULu.

ARRIVED
-Ezs @S-Ar- b. : ? Walton. Nickrls from New York
s-Az aErzr Eta Brown from san Fr&neiscs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30
IMPORTS

F-un Neu Tu-G per = 2 Whiro's. June So nests
rus wire q kc. -aaplrs. IS crinGstcnrs
IT, k--- nails q rn-p-rtinr. & stovcs. = cases
kn-aHn-~ rkrs n1ase - de- ptnr lEnbrr. 10 &c
rurls --E pcs asa nlAnkK 81 Gor-s- 1870 coal oil.
81 e. stenm rumns q Euns lease equipments. 10 6
r-azrGr-~ O. razsltuiaE cannon and general A.
Kn-r-rnf cs Ea1kr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30
M allie Social Club.

A. MEETING OF THE ABOVE GLIB WILL
N be held AZ the Office CT n D. MonsArra-t. OF
THURSDAY EVENING. duly is;, II half-P1st p II
a fun attendance is REQ neStcd-
SOS p " NJ GIFFARD. sec-ets-y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

On Friday evening next ~ kz~Hiahao Church
Nile. Annss Montague Mary Cooke vii give q
Grand co1nnr- She vii be assisted BY the MUS
cal Socls+r and by an orchestra from Mr. Bezge-
hand Such sn outlay promises a rare treat and
Such no doubt vii be tbs case Those Who recot
let the voice of our towns woman nesd no assur-
sucA that ne shall have an unusual taste Of the
streets OF melody AL are curious 70 kno- what q
long course of careful training has done for d
Tuice which =as unusually nch when unframed
Miss Montague appreciates the kindness Of the
NusicaI SocistF In landing her their assistance,
and Mr.. Berger : 9 hcs1 N himself. Ao0olulr
kr10~s already that what he does he does well
Kz-ziahzo Church ought to be crowded full and
not n Esa- left vacant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

HI the Cnisf Justice OF the Police Court some
times has funny CASES Ike that OF Henry C. on
Tuesday morning. He was called TO answer a
charge Of drunkenness and il appeared that he
was Of a gar and festive turn Of mind and BIT one
Of his czp-ors severely, %hsrsup0n he was charged
with assault and battery, and ms accumulated
fines and costs amounted 70 SIS. When ne hezrd
the result he -axsd indignant and wanted 10 know
Il thar vas the way man was treated here How
ever he thanked the Judge and remarked that be
would publish the affair II the papers SO here Il
Is without any trouble on his part
The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-06-30

TyHE UEDERsIGsED HAVING lBTsPosED
Il Of his stock and goodwill in The Old Cornerr-
bes 70 retsrn grateful thanks the pzbc for their
liberal patronage daring his years Of business in Homo
lniu ard 20 rorify AL parties hxrirg claims against
him 70 make inne1.ate r1yrs-t- On account Of oon
tszplzt1d departure 81 The duly sf<zmer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
DALLAS, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
naaanh..r lASn (

DeCehDcr o, looV'
A third day OF good spare sunshine. The
roads are already harl, frm and all right.
The streets this morning were full ofvehicles,
two-thirds OF them being wagons loaded with
cotton. We have not seen more life IN town
during the fall and winter than to-day.
Busisess was excellent. There has been q
general revival along the whole line. The de-
mand is active in every branch Of trade anu
for holiday goods extraordinary. Country
dealers are liberal purchasers of this class 81
merchandise. There are many new kinds oil
toys this year, while all the favorite OLD ones
are here in full force. some are beautiful
some unique, rome natural and some entirely
Greek. Dallas has enough to be thegrand dis
tributing centre for north Texas.
Building is going ahead with rapid hrides'
The Homestead Loan association VIII begin
operations at once, and will put up, or i'm
prove, at least one hundred houses for It's
mem bers during its existence. THIS VIII 10
great good TO them as well AZ to the city az
large.
The plastering of the Board OF Trade rooms
will not be finished until to morrow (lhurs-
day. night. We presume the balances, OF the
work-nainting, etc., will be finished during
the week.
Reports rom the country to-day arc very en-
couraging. Cotton picking, gathering ooru
and other farm work are coming forward quite
ariskly. They are finishing up cotton heioS
for the lost time and gathering In the haal
yield. limo bud weather interferes the crop
will be nil glnned and housed by Christmas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
Fruit and Nuts.

TuRNIPs-40c. per Dnsnel.
LEMoss-Per box, 20 50
Pop CoEs-Prize packages, per gross, Wv.
Reconsideration layers, SS@sS. ~; layers
PTc1Ns-s2 10 to 81 .5 per bushel.
NUTs-Alnonds 23G2oc, per pounVu;; HraMi
Hale, Hlberts, lidlb; English WalnntB'
nono; chestnuts, American, honei A'"ii"h'
none; peanuts, to s; cocoannts, ~.
DATEs-l0@l2HC per pound 1t.
Oranges Sound stock, FLORIDA ana Loalh-
lana, So % to z.
CURHAETs--SGS3sc.
PRUNEs-SGS%c. ..,
We make the following quotations. ,,,.
Malaga lemons, per box, TO gu; ma'aga,
graras' per barrel IS 90; Malaga grapes, yer
6aif barrel $3.50: California grapes, per 70 ID
boxes, s. 20 California pears, per p9e4S'
81, 80; ooconnuts. per hundred 81
raistns, layers, new, per al oo a. ~
raisins' London layers, per box, $3.50; ches-
nuts, domestic, per pound, lo@l2 G; almonds
per hound, 23@2i cents; pecans, G9I cents; nj
berts, 10 cents; Brazil nuts per pounu' lVcehssi
peanuts, fancy Virginia, per huhoreu iDs, ., !
iigs, in ~ lb boxes, per 10, none
aSnes. rancy, per barrel, 81 so; apples, choice,
per barrel, 81 5O@S2; potatoes, per barrel
tRose), q. 80; potatoes, per b. tsSl
Sl, n: onions, per barrel, Gd0W74. 10; gaIlC,
Ter string, 10 cents; dates, In rails, per
hound 9cents;krout,per barr ell none; Rrout, per
half barrel, none; pop corn, prize boxes, per
half rross, y. 50; New York factory cheese,
nrr bound, IL cents; western cheese, per
nound. IA GEMS; choice cabbegeS per crate,
"A 5O@5 w pure apple vinegar, per gallon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09

All OF Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent wheels-l l-8 inch axles.
Orr's Concord sido-spring buggos arc
hung on equalizers and have steel bows, steel
ties and Ssrvsn wheels.
Buy your buggies at w. w. Orr, successor
to Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas
Orr sells all styles of Concord side-spring
bugges. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
Go and see Orr's buggies and carriage.
before buying elsewhere, or send for prices
list.
Orr sells the best buggios for tie money in
he world.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phetons
and spring wagons.
fyou want to buy family carriage Eeud
for Orr's catalogue and price list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
rInur. Grain ana HAY.

FLOUR -. We quote city Mills from new
wheat as follows: Xxx, 20, XXX, 2 80,
xxx, 5 90; Choice, SO 20; family, none.
Imported: NIX, per cwt -; xxx, -
xxx. 3 20, Fancy, 3 80; Patent "a TO-
RYR-In sack. 81 10.
BARLKY-65c. per bushel sacked, loose 55c.
BRAH-We quote at 9Oc. wholesale, 81 retail
GUNNY Professionalism In good order, 8
snts piece.
Conn MEAL-on track large lots 45c. In. the
tore, jobbing lots soc.
Oars New Texas IS. Sacked, 200.
WHEAT. No old, 95c; No 3 new, s5aS6c; No
2,Sl Go; iIo4 new, hoy Rejected, II GA; No
:.-ede. So disc; MeditteI anean, No2, 80; No 3,
7Ma7hc; Nicaragua, nominal, 4Uc, nut not want
Cd by Texas millers.
CoRH-30. S3k to 10 cents, loose ear.
HAY-Prairia. loose from wagon, Sl2 per ton ;
Millett. do, Sl2. From store. prairie, baled Sl5,
per ton; Millett, SIS. Prairie baled, In car
lots, ga per ton Tree on boaid.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
81; chopped corn and oats, yer 100 pounds,
crushed corn aud cob, per 100 pounds, soc;
corn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC; Graham flour,
s8,25; cream meal, 81 50 line bolted meal, per
brishel, soc. hon my, per 100 pounds, s2 a5
grits, .rer 100 pounds, ~ 50; corn flour, per loo
or. Ia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
The Course of Trade,

Cotton was dull and easier In Liverpool new
York anu Ne" orleshs' buJets oi"'ih spo.'
lost full cent average upon All graue'' Az
declined u cent III DAilaS' anu was hAiu W
sell even at 10 cents Dasls ior muulihs INV
is an extraordinary loss Tor one u"S' We gu"
not account Tor IL IN any o'her way 'ii"h 'he
good weather now prevailing anu ioiio"'ns
thelongspello OF Dau througou III 'he en''re o'''on
belt OF the uhitei ot"tes' our i''iio'S INV"
that the rains ana shoWs Oh NoVe"oe' "iun
hurt Them half as Oau as theS iookeu i'Ao 'ne!
would when railing "eh' buyers nave iounu
out all this ana are forcing tne price pack "
Octooer. The recelpts at mis- point 'o-u"S
wers heavier thah ior se'er"i "eeAs' ihe''""'
ket closed dull win buyers anu Seiier' "pa't
A majority oil buyers On .'eit own "e'ou"V 'e''
the market carry ana ala not enter again uui-
ing the day.
Meats are SLOW Ihst is they are III Sh'aii
consumptlye demand. we quote o'ear oaooh
sides %, long do. D, clear dfy SAT- oA' long
do. cents,
Corn made another deeilhe' IL was uilncui'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09

New York, all rail, 81 IS per 100 pounds
Boston, ali rail. 81 Al perl0O poundP.
Philadelphia, oil rail, 81 "a per 100 pounds
baltimore, oil iail, 81 80 per 100 pounds.
10 New Orleans, all rail, 81 per 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, by Red River, no water.
To GaiyeS' IN, "a % per bale.
To St.Lr ais, 81 % per bale. .
nroe zee from ST. Louis TO Dallas, $40 per
kxnsas City, 500 per car.
Following are the rates from -po'h" IN NAN
sas south of Kansas CITY:
To Dailas--Con and oatsp pei Vs. I-|ci pos
tstoes per cwt, soc. "a,
To Hntchins-Corn and oats Lour ste.
To Ferrls-Corn and oats rs lour, oic.
To Palmer-FlOur, 5Sc; corn IN oats, i0c.
To Ennls-Flour, die; corn Al lJats lic.
To Rice-Flour, 5ic; cOrnan Jalsi 46c.
Corsicana, Mexia, Groeshes X ho9ee, Waco
Marlin, Bremond, liearne and i5nn-rloor,o6S
corn and oats, SOC. M
To Calvert-Flour, 62c; corn II oats, DOC.
ON GRAIN-To New Orleans 'rrtr cTt. IC
st Louis, 4octs per hun lreh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-09
CnANpKnmRs-sa 75@3 per bushel.

CRANBKHmKs-sa 1898 per bushel.
RICE-Wholesale to ~. i,
sALT-In barrel, S2.25. Liverpool In
s. cas, Il; fine, I'll so: RI. ok 81 80 per tscL;
CRAcKxRs-Soda, XXX, 81 tot; XXXX, 7
TO TX; Trade Marx, 71ai cream " finger
Snaps OK to 10
LRAD-Sc per lib. AZ
soArCollve, S"c; perpO9@no' si0e W iPIei
SCo';s Iai'as Soap Works: Pale olive. &c;
Cambria, &C per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company: Cy clone. 5]a; Pale olive, b; Extra
Olive, Az cents per pound.
CANpLEs-Star. full wtl4h. light WI l3S' :,
CHnpsK-tlear Spring, lie; Factory to ID.
HoMINY Aso GmTs--s4.5o per barrel.
sAuKR KRAuT For half barrels 90
APrLRs-s2 10 per barrel. a stahuaru
barrel of apples contains ii pecKs'
ONIoNs-Per barioi, ". ,-. M .
PorAToEs-s2.75 per barrel. In Sacks w 10
81 per bnshel. a. ,o,o, 100
DRIED PkAOHEs--Onpeeieu oo' 'pe'i0" i-o
SWEET poTAToEs-SOc. per oushel. -,
Coat O1L-Below are revised quotations lio
+. test: IN barrels "A cents, per oase Oh ssi-
ION cans So 80, and gallon ~ cents, a, M .
CLOTHES PINs-ROund, 65ci spring, N'oo per
MrA.rpys-H bushel, iron bound, S3,W per
dozer two-hoop pals, 81 10: three-hoop,S2 80 7:
TUBS-1hrec nest, w .OgSE'ooi eISnC hee'
..e5; No. !, per dozen, sls; No. 2, $3.50; NO.
WAsHpoARps-wo 81 .S5; zinc, 80; New
Era. 81 .H@Sl.70.
WELL BUCKETs-$5. W @s5.O per dozen; J..
PCwDER-S6. 40 per kcg OF % p0pndsi I'm 90
81. As ~ do, 81. S6; blasting kegs, H'25.
snol-Drop, bag, 1925, buck ss.45. ,.
MACKRREL-No. barrels, slO; nall-Dnrrei5,
IS so; kits II pounds, 81; No. 2 barrels, ~:
CANDY-Stlck, l3@l5c. pound fahcy' 10
to 2Ac. ,,o 40
Concentrated, 50 .65as3.M. ~.
Ropr~Sisal \ in basic, lOc; cotton, &c.
VINKgAR-Per gallon, 2O@3Oc. Apple, gOc'
WRArpIrc rAPRR-Rag and straw sue ooe'
BuasY wuERLs-sarven's patent, A, b, e, ID
and + grades, IS to Sl+ per act. 30 ~,
TOBACCO ILolillard'sb bullion grade, % Gil
max. doM. ,.. ,,ouor Gov
o,o1ed Crooks IL TO II cents per gallon Tor
glazed
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Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc.

IRON We quote merchant bar, 10 rates
Norway and Swedes, l0c.
PLow sTRRL-Sc.
wIRE-smooth wire, No. 0, 7hc. Mes. 10 and
II, 7kc.; No. IL, So. per pound; barbed wire
10 to llc.; japanned, l0c.; extra cut barb
galvanized extra cut barb, Ike.
HoRsE sHoRs-Per keg,s8 50;muie snoes,si
HoRsE SHOE SAILs-Per box, 25 pounds, No,
u s6. 90; 10. 8, 80 IS; No. q, $3.50.
NAILs-From l0d to God, o. Us rates.
TINSKR's STocK.-P X tin 500 per pound .
tin plate, llx20 Sli box; l. G. I4x20 oil 30
90, NlfMl 500 -, -screr ID; oelder, lie per
AxKs-Per yox.r,' ',ozen. 80.
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RuiIding Material.

BnIcK-At the kilns 81 so to SO.
SToNE-At the Dallas quarries Sc per cubic
foot Laid In wall llc.
LUYBKE-Native rough pine $40 per thousand
Dressed on one side, s22 so; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooved, SIS; Dressed Notwithstanding,
al5; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling,
$l7 so.
SuINGLRs-Cypress, ~ per thousand; N alive
pine, sap, 50; do heart, s3 rs.
| LATHs-s3 90 per thousand
CRMRST- Fort s ,ott. per bar, rs; Eros
endale, 50 90; Louisville, Port land
81 30.
PLASTER OF PARis-Per barrel, "a.
HAIR-Per pound. TIC.