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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-30
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do Yen. believe yGrant ldesitesialire-
non,ination y
~If lie didn't lie would long ago have
said he ,idn't.g 1t haq uetg been qsite
silonorable,of. bim to sacreptf all iltilese
oyations and ALLOW them 10 he,. turned
70 his political account. Ii be Is after
he re nomination and had allowed the
truth to be known he would have met
silent contempt instead Of public feast
ing. OF one thing am convinced
Grant won't accept the nominStion nl.-
less Ire is i,e4.s,iaded that Il resdlts from
al uuanimons psbliak desire for TbiET re-
election. no get it pnder sacll. eiFCnnl-
stances would be a flattery beyo yond com
narison, and would make him feel sure
of tho Consequences. Part pfshisIdesire
i'm this respect probably arises from pat
riotisnl, aud most of it certainly is due
to a personal vaaity that dares not COM
promise itself by taking any rissss. y
81 believe hs'tlssirea for snck settling
is quite limited and that itlisaliVn6est
among those demagogues who would
like ID use Grant. These snisrv deceive
him into believing that tlsa gpsatsfakblic
wish his. re- nomination. sud induce him
to take it. -. l...ssss.f al ,,s,s,.1 alt
4 "Grant wonld be overw helmingly de-
feated The people would bury iKi.h as
a politician out Of sight They would
not stand the imppdence, the audaciOns
! limpudencc, OF the movement, and would
but Il decisive termination to 1t. sloa
i "Ilvery American who gives se4ious
attention to the affairs sof. sliisl country
and who RESPECTS himself with an intel
ligent respect would vote against him.
He would be supported by leaders and
followers whose supremacy in the Ma
tional affairs of this country, if a. were
possible for them to attain that, vaRld
!. be not only undesirable, but, III fact
I disgraceful.w sa.ser s aaHni o.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-30


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| haze IN vain ensicatpJed 10 get 'UiNlhi
I from y6u, iiud Witt 'ffiBe2 intF fis.it IL
4 siy. Il Is ttary yod ttst ifl iBf4ge- ff6y :
aruoo should: ,viols hio ,iuiliek xin lS3,
l,tAe aRe hgn9reath sigItp a9ll4 tsiaojie
I lgrQee,. kerdship, snil,flng, siekn,7r,, psJr1
i ntld Want tlAt YOU llaNc tnanagei tO. ih.
Ehiet on hue aNd ny Athtrit'iii!lsSthf Iigs
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-30


rho condition or Mrs. Mary Fran
ces Culling. who early last oct0ber
went ofFjn 4 'ranee. aBds,wbseh ex-
cited great,aHention amongstbezMsd-
Standard, shows great improvement :
and there Il now great hope Of her
entfr/ly recovering from her strange
atfa@k and complete restoration OF
her reason. Fer 5sste days sbe'lay In
a perfect eematose state, and q theggll
every effort Was made to arogse, her
from her prolonged lethargy. every
application failed until recently. For
several weeks she was taken, care Of
i,y the Sisters at 81. Vineents Hos
piiaI, bsi yas afterwards renewed to
The resideneeof her aunt, 1lFb.eIFiI-
liams, where she still reInafnsseaDr.
Carpenter, who has Lad charge Of
her during her iIlpess, has beenTas-
siduous in his attention TO Der, and
has at last been rewarded for his la
Dor and SKIN IN successfully combat
/ ing disease viii scienee. sfhe FIRST
signs Of restoration were visSbIe in
the latter part OF DccembeFj when she
Suddenly awoke and asked 9os some
Thug 10 eat and said she swaaied
scme bread and meat. The food was
fuFnished her, and scareeiy lad she
eaten Il when she again sank, into
her sleep, but shortly after returned
10 coasciousness and since that time
She has shown signsef Improvement.
Her restoration Is beng accomplish
ed very gradusliy, xhi;h. Is very sat
isfaelory 10 her physician, whose
greatest fear was that should she sud
denly return TO reason, she, would be
a raying Daplae. She j. now able to
sit up, talks a very little and when
and whrn any thing isW sad that
fleases her, signifies her pleasure by
smIling. aud when hearing, any I;sing
llhe reverse. gives vent TO. e0pious
tears. Ifer recovery, Dr. GarpeTlter
thinks, will be permanent when be
compGshed, aud when fully recover
cd Il viii be Interesting t. know
whether, while apparently lying as
one dead, she was aware Of the many
experiments tried upon her % restore
her to life. During theirs days. the
only nourishm1enti she redeivedaoxas
forced downher throat With 4 spean,
and consisted only Of fluidsgiaEid it
seems remarkablea hat iShe. waar abie
TO survive such a prolonged fAstsm
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-30
why WalI Yen

Allow \ cold TO Advance in yonr system
and thus encourage more serious inala0ies,
such as Pneumonia, IiemoFFh Fhagaa land
Lung troubles, when an immediate reiisf
can be so readily obtained '8osCHEE's
GERAIAN SYRUP has gained the largest
Colds, and the severest Lung Diseases 1t
is DR.. Boschee's famous Gerinaii prSscrip-
aion,i ami is: prepared with the. gheatest
care, and no fear need be ente ftained in
notwithstanding it 70 tho yoiiugest child, as
per directinns: The salesQf, this 9ledicins
IS unprecedented. Since first introduced
there has keefia constant .ita6r easing de-
mand, and Mithont q single report of q
failure 70 do its work in ahy's;slse. ask
your druggist asthefe frufhile q s9fbese re-
Marks; Large size 75 cents. Try it and
be- eenYineeds sis aslss.f MD
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-30
PHESTIsTIcAL.

"cog5rum,, cuessftjf yoz can,
Aud ten me, John, ttls AnsuFsI
Wherein q clumsy printer mar Il sst5g
- like an honest dzHesrg'
j n haysit ,Jads - ,sYou hasssx, tiotghr
f'I'd make dozen 1sts-- ,,,..,f 49,,
One of tsem sets the FERNS. you know,
The other fornEthe ssssfgf .<fffs
.'5liarp answer, dear, but not the oae
Wrought BY ny fnsltal eAptr5 sssls'La
One Of them pays The piper, Johp, -,
The other pie5 ne JApefss' '.'its ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-30

BETTER THAN GOLD i perie.1i
health, and yet many arc suffering the tor
taFes. OF he damned with Dyspepsia when
a single bottle OF DIR. AIINTIEs,s Ifasts-
EIsFI DskNabfII eiIafNsleR AND d vs.
PERSIA PILLS Will give ralief, and, If
persisted n, viii cure the worst case of
this distressing troBble d,hise pill cures
Torpid Liver and BiliQusness, Regulates
the Bowels, Ieifio8es Pimples from the
,Eaee,.s cures. SallepN Coma AplexiQD, 11oal
| Breath, Sick Headache, Hearlhuriss pain
in rho Sides and Backs Is Si gar. aAafeA ana
| GUARANTEED to no, RUlaIEIsY ~ Esai T.
TABLE. il acts directly on The coating Of
the Stomach md hlthe Liver. tiali l8e
taken many cline -.wst or dry weather.
Beware OF sfaftAtidfis Tile genuine has
Ian. tnaarayiag snf 8 liaA on THO sontside
/ wrapper. Price, 50 cents. For sale by all
druggists. stttiit0s sft 8.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-30
iil.sslsSrl Il 'FIllsIiIlEsg aoodl

should send for Instructions, e Fiias Eoier~
encess etc. to IEllis9nn T3r0therH 2nlf0ifOrz,
Of Patent Washington, y, 81, who. FUR
| lsrotlsers Is q we'll lSaanHa and .sSleaRssfszl
/ firm of large experience. having been es-
ablished sinte 1855. hilE ~ - 14slzH
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GOO edt asaiagES&Rnle1HfSI0H
isdi uoidt+9yo Q. esiti1odius Latatita
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-30

fitH s8Itlssft4ltH 4 fi--T--i itfs 4sEssttsa 80
!, AIrdHenrTi Ward Beecher has re-
ile3aellY stated that he would take no
Iiiiit palt in The recent political campaigni
hut at the Republican, mass meeting
held Mt THE Brooklyn Academy, Mr..
Roscoe t'6HklSng, after having delivered
his siiteeh, approached the fastoas' y no
occupied "A aa,laco on Che platform, and
whis4lered sifeM words his ear
10 the surprise ST everybody, Mr.
Beecher eame forward and addsesked
Ithh melting III SUPPORT 81 tho Views 81
itlie distinguished SENATOR e'iss ~
Neutrality-suspicious. df' 'theexewises, hs
WAS aaqosted by ap intimqte Friends d
S eM'hy, Mr.. Beecher,it appears thql
Roscoe MAIDS yoH change your mine
about addressing & lllolitical ssatl4etling 2
ssThe fact IS, answered the eloqneri
ib:sstdr,, he fin6 IL TO me aostlongly thai
efsdouad not Idenyhinl.lt IA aa
! 1paaa whah did Ia say n r. snxiui;sllll /
liinaaiFfSl bisfyiend, a. as sas;s
We'll, : responded Mr., Ieeeherl 6
I Will tell you. He simply said w
ladies men must stand By each other
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-01-30

IN TIE CHcER ConLl QL the '>tdts q VftuoHJ Jpi
- L4sa eGer4tS5sl asdaisqsib teal s.lT
Amanda TAyt1Pa Hieeifn HleeifnlIiEfs fs4e~ ysb4oi
af'a.ihss i 'sas.ihssi. ST Il! rayiSn, .SSEntAiadaaigo
b29s EFaHfia SOkSs Is PRaalasq Rao1ss
SeITIFIa siSfeissa 4GfEasiz4Rpf
Nn9REgelf, dyble are a1tAeegs ktq Airbd9b
&ppesae.s1b3 3ApHBsgt tlae lea9lp1aiHs q, the
sboSe plaintitt IN ihe bows enli lel Conft 4,
iTiiBR on his Wifi 4 Ii6 !HrI b ND 2seaft
~ tlss afsk lllAss 81 Fufk6fno XII feeafars taE4t
ak saId Ssourt JAassi ithe lRgb blsqztie4 eftaie
~ q tis re a 6l &c Ids IA ieah
OF SAID c9areHHSlSe suhk A. A.aDIdASos aud y
son an nj: 70 cGlasi iba plalnli n. u ~ tgkb
Judgment gss snd aEoans soa ~ s E i Il rs 2 Ell Z
ybl!faff t6tAnssS9etts4 n4AAlneabf ths
lnalntlR - sRhoks HirV43 4 tas1 solaPl 2
will apply TO the Cont foE. gle reIiefs de-
manded IL tfi6ea c0E1p ith sifE, bblw9E fdApthe
lkgSuft "a 5a6S sakfl kioe9o4 ss1AeR5Atradt
or mArfiafex peNs Rxi "a I9go( heweeH ethe
plaintiff aud DESCENDANT, be dissQl yeds tllftt
| plaintiff have flie' - Ftit9 ssed u tlle
iirih eli rem i5f plghltifa aalsa 1leS8k1ant,
tO.Hik5nyAtla Ksll3aHa91 "a lteEt y ,aSiaIi
1,;st ,eslls E 4iS a ia Ss s6 n sSs. Az ~ i
Iiiehls Jf sIasadit.1o yGslk .3xsn 1sUa
Ed Plitdisbsd f4Eslas IcopsaCl l!A.iE Z, ~
9Iass 9s;5 esilt n h9 98ade w pbRa a, ssHs SlSs
'fSF Salem. aAArsdretJ0nta.h oregon, Destql.
lssia. sss - 'sEis:. 5Ei0s Ii ss59i8l ;l tss
4 n44sI sisd1 sssaeaIs -s4sss 789ii3 e&s4 iif~
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nArns OF ADvrBrlaExo,

BusinesS notices n tiss kecal cosusBns
20 cents per line.
For legal and transient advertlsemente
81 90 per square, for the a rst I1lsef don, and
so cents per ssIuare for each subsequenG IN
sertiOn. e ss3s lIelel Z
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pEsToREp 10 nKaeoN.

The Remarkable Ease ef Mary Egmnees
f.silfthelt9it 20 nof5En
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Thsaa.s.SSattoard Thsa..Satit 4 rd9G Z Sooazgc 'a,5niiS

SIR ASHLEY COOPERiS VITAL RE-
)IS A'if vac sllsIhe great ssslieh isf fesn9lY
--has nude moro cures oG {lerYolIs, llepil-
ity,. seminal Weakness, Lost Manholod,
hsjcttirn&ls Atfissionsg hlssituGe Gey Inability
for Ineptak Labor, !, alld silesl
and exaaases. than ahssatiar medicines
combined. Why will Won suffer2 Send
4o A. Il. Mnfffe, MI d. Mtla III aSearhey
stReAtg san sEFaDqisfqu iaEil tle ReStoE9l Re
and be cured. Price. s. per bottle, Tour
llif1es tBe Quantity, $50. .hlprfaa bottteil lars
| lAliptie EFHPts al ,prigaie sliseases fqeefssS ".
fully. -
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lon snw aisiov sd1 10 lsil etlt 10 yqoa
IIi ,llslD ban sIosesssk obi vi basss,ln
Eid nhn .aRdeprtO oWaka.RaAmsfog p
next siktyodsysImEo eRsiFs Stpekaat
diSb OfIaafeMiaEtieles min giye hAtb i
I6ullyiAndsFstEnd.sRd appEfciatsiA Il
phnyeVs ageGaqaestsJ, easily "
b ;iriga ban 4oltoI odi 70 noiieio4rtatai
| tTos seojt ri goilntitsgOO siHtS- edi
wal GaaGoi1H5ilEnoO CIT feduSbadfo
ga.;.H 9sseF 5lss FIa g94ss Fsa geaA y PygRSEII9
8 iw llsoi,s,ei'lt.,odr .shoiioets 10 ossssllesa
|wsI i5e aoiWdfKAas I.ahlsl l&ssaii't tTcsSI
lssi vs2gla ~ l'alepky W QEk llAls fsu qee
Overalls, Jumpers and Bleuees At
itoia4Vo HIstiAd shirts anAallD lDr&usEszs sFMzsa
Eoei 'fS,eznbsSai sSrqts Saa 41fsIs IA Il
A A9sa s9KniA1Mest,ow n'Aa yunssd IS
,l70 Red EIannel Shirts and DrawegS
h'"'s sAah iiiiefS OVershlftS a. algiltsf
Iyits 42As fiRe, W 1ilai iSAiEt8 q - o. cheap
! 395 Mems, by and Youths Hats I
t'sq OH 4B65tskHd sh6es. sa'rtlBRs iaaaoss
idi ss l!iw Iisdi sseIqxs lfa6SFs psntp
lNavi 81 A}aoAs Niar lriA ssi, Sud .siIoq-
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'WF al @1IlF ~ 7l7777l7l 10 n n
. Portland isa magitime eite, ,althouai
80 milca from iha ocean, lie anni,h.
FLYER mid ihafijor inipfoscmdiits WfidI
bpen the way for deeper sl,ipe, inerea /,
the commerce Of this port. Geo. II,
Atkinson IL ,Baih ,r0fegoFiaq. Jan. !.
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4nfs:l ssGbDSsli xsDnr.
1856 ~ - af3y1a1 3lses4t
= vas krenf ~ AN tnsagisissfesfssi
isrsdee fSgtfs.

: l3iil9t' sf-fTTTs iIs sftl} /
lcipeiqnati Enqairer .....l.,ss /
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Surnnons.
.akasR Raa4 T.AI m.

/. a. c;Isaass caas & eoE#aR EaRst Il; Essld sldis oregoa 4
p iisae eSer4tSJ9l aedeiaqsib ssAl s.lT
Amanda I-Ayt1R. JHleinlitfs Jioif 81 fsae~ ysbroi
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..salIaa kaa.,slnaan

sToanafda 10 rsauahiya or o19dl
in suoiiaiaaiHa IIa ias yam iadl hsaA ~
ell iadl hoels1ahau Il u .l.laIlan
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7 FWttUF IIfHiUfIdf
dai 81 YHiolEai a,ij s49anAb aniWoqg glif /
Iopggess las, pat llitnls4ld mpeli 81
sffali.m llila 81 .Wuaa ,HiH, 9ilo94d
pool, setYTbg 9f1ga giubheishiiWtA /
anu l. iNrse ab9nat slneeg, i. aae;m9elgdl
iE}9fe55 'SHiei ,ifsh fasgyoiiiilGf 5s5is 5s ssa
d liyf'% f'9fs ao veIE e1IEsd3l 3loRRa rIl@@if,.l5aI I@if l5GaI
lngreed helore tlle recess TO tgl.e up OH
Ia ra3a, IN be y }nf s.. 349 e,S ~ e (,
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: I.EElifnn AND CONKuss..

llil ilNiewIori,l January 4 1850.
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rsFasT siFssaaiSlA ana sfsssS ssY
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-03-10

BOUNTY FUND ACCOUNT.
DR..
For Receipts from Tax Collec-
tor, 1882 90
Balance due from this Fund,
March l, 1880, 1890 81
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-03-10

By balance due
from this Fund,
March /, 1879, s1,O4s At
BY payments during year as follows:
1879.
March 2s, Cornelia A. Sharp,
Interest on Bond, No. 10 to
April 1, 1879, 80 O0I
Apr. /, Andrew LARSON In
terest on Bond, No. 10,
to April 1, 1870, Is 00
April 1, David w. Larson,
Int. on Bond, No. % and SO,
to April /, 1879, 10 90
April 1, Cornelia B. Larson,
Int. ON Bond, No. 81 and %
to April l, 1879, 80 00
April /, Ann Black, Int. on
Bond, No. 81, to April /,
1879, Is 90
April /, John Lair, Int. on
Bond, No. IA, 10, 10 and II,
to April /, 1879, 81 90
April 1, Fredericka Kimmell,
Int. on Bond, No. 33, to
April /, 1879, 8 90
April A, Lavina Wilson, Int.
on Bond, No. 20, to April -
/, 1879, 10 90
April A, Sarah Wilson, Tut. on
Bond, No 26 and 81, to
April /, 1879, go 90
April 4, Joseph Brown, Int.
on Bond, No. 81, to April l,
1879, 8 90
Payments of s. r. Huselton.
Sept. II, Hannah M. Carver,
Int. year on Bond, No. 20
and 30, Oct. l, 1879, "a 90
lSept. ~, Hiram Hughes,
Treas. Leni Lenape Lodge,
| l. o. of o. +. Int, yrs. on
Bonds, No. 10, 10 and 30,
| Oct. /. 1879, 1870 90
ISept. 30, do Principal
of Bonds, Nos. IL and ID,
Oct. i, 1879, 1000 90
lSept. 80, Hannah M. Carver,
Principal of Bonds, No. 20, 300 90
Sept. 80, Eliza Mathews. Int.
year on Bonds, No, 80, "a
and 35, Oct. 1, 1879, ~ 0O
Oct. /, Andrew Larson, Prin-
cipal of Bond, No. 10, 500 90
do do Int. 6 mos. to
date. on No. 18, IS 90
Oct. /, David w. Larson,
Int. mos. to date, on Nos.
20 and 36, IL 90
Oct. /, Cornelia A Sharpe,
Int. mos. to date, on No.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-03-10

School bonds, paid Jan. 1.'80, 1000 90
Bal. paid H. b. Kitchin, ex-
Tax Receiver -. ........ 80 81
Amt transferred to Public
School Fund by direction
of Council, May ~, TO-. 2,971 90
$34,517 90 \
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-02

Values rure morally nrmer. The leading
articles of produce and provisions are either
steady or higher. Dry goods are firm, Iron
and hard wa care arm and steady. Wagons,
b uggles, harness, saddles, drugs and general
IN rchandse of other names are steady.
Meats are strong..at the advance noted Sat
II rday, and selling to-day ON the basis or 1914
for clear bacon sid long clear, 10 cents
clear dry sailed, 07si long 90. The demand
and stock are both light. AS cold weather In
oreAseS, tho consumption Of bacon falls on,
the people Of the south prcforins TO cat nesh
meat and Iams, Texans choosing a fat prairie
chicken to "A fat slice OF "Uncle Edward !"
every time.
Corn is steady, We quote red inferior SOC,
red choice sic. low mixed SIC, high mixed SIC,
choice white 3jc per buShel. Demand fair
and oil offered taken az these figures M per
grade.
OaLs wee u .uno dan this morning, rs arc
other markets. Forty cents per bushol il all
they would fetch
Hay IL In demlud and scarce. Dealers are
anxious 10 get more thdn they hold at the
quotations,
Apples presented no now features. The
weather is cold enough for them 10 Keep twice
as long in this climate a. luey have been do.
ing. This max holders more cheerful and
frmer In their prize b..
Not lug new developed In potatoes and
onions.
Butter is in demaud at y cents for choice.
Eggs are still too scarce to establish Il rsgu-
larmarRet.
Hides and wool are unchanged, and the
market very quiet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-02
YESTERDAYS MhRKET SITUATION.
DALLAS, MONDAY EvENINa,


Well, the lat Of November Is hire and to-mor-
row will be here when 1t comes and settle the
present turmoil eneng political parties.
Business men will at least rejoice when the
excitement Is ,var, AID the country lapse
back into commercial pursuits.
Trato to-day was fair To moderate The
receipts of cotton equaled saturday, and all
offered Eold ct the quotations below. The
weather is cloudy and little raw, but the
roads are In excellent order. No frost has yet
fallen 20 hurt snythlng IN cotton is sti
maaing, maturing and-being picked out, 1t
Is thought by 80 le that 90 or So per cent. Of
the gross crop has been gathered, Which Is a
mere guess
General Cabrll independent, to-day eX.
hiblted the first spike to be driven on the Texas
Trnnk Thai Ger nouy aud onerahln VIII
have time liked hereafter, but VIII be soon
after the reception of the first cur of IRON now
en- route from galveston.
There was another consul taton last night Mt
the LeGrand hotel, over tho Chicago, Texas
d Mexican Central,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-02

New York, all rail, "a Us per 100 pounds
Boston, all rail, 81 Al per 100 pounds.
Philadelphie, all rail-, 81 "a per 100 pounds.
Baltimore, all rail, 81 80 per 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, al rail, 81 per 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, by Red River, no water.
To Galvesi IN, - % per bale.
To St.Lt ais, 81 90 per bale
On proc ace from ST. Louis 10 Dallas, sl2O per
car; Kansas City, $50 per car
Followingare the rates from all points In Kan
sas south Of Kansas City:
TO Dallas-Corn and oats per cwt, 81 &c; po-
tatoee per cwt, 500.
To Hutchlns-Corn and oats, 4Sc; flour, b5c,
To Ferrls-Corn and oats ,i5c; -four, b7c.
TO Palmer-Flour, $50; corn and oats, 46c.
To Ennls-Flour, Gle; corn and oats, &c.
To Rlce-Fl0ur, bicj corn and oats, iBc.
Corslcana, MeNla, Groesheeck, Kosse, Waco,
Marlin, Bremond, nearno and Bryan Flour, SOC
corn and oats, soc.
To Calvert-Flour, 62c; corn and oats, SOC.
OK GRAlN--To New Orleans, lOcts per Cyt. To
81 Louis, 40cts per hun lred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-02

FLcun -- We quote city MillB from new
Wheat ~ follows; XXX, 10, XXX, . 80,
GXAX, . s.; Choice, 20 90; f. lly, none.
Imported Xxx, per cwt II xxx, -
XXX, = yO;. Fancy, l0t 3 10; Patent, %.
RYR--ln sack. 81 %.
BARLEY zoe per bushel sacked, loose sc.
BRAE--WequOte at SIC.
GUNNY BAGS Secondhand In good order, 0
ents piece.
CoUN MEAI-On track large lots $50. In the
tore jObblng lots SOC.
OATS New 7 xas 10 TO 43o. Sacked, SOC,
NHhAr N03old, 96c; No new, S5aSGc; No
2, 81 o.; No new, 15asO: Rejected, 6l@Hi No
grade 60@djc; Mediterranean, NO2. 70; No g.,
'0g75c; Nicaragua, nominal, AOc, out not want
I'd by Texas udllerB
ConH-Yellow end mixed Texas 30 cents per
blu hel for loose ear from wagon.
HAY-Prpre loose from wagon, SIC per ton I;
Millet. do, el2, From store. prairie, baled 80
Per ton; Milett, SIS, Prairie baled, In car
lots, sli per ton free on boald.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
|; chopped corn and oats, yer 100 pounds,
81 80; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, III 20;
crushed corn aud cob, per 100 pounds, soc;
corn bran, per 100 pound =, SOC; Graham flour,
So %; cream meal, 81 90; line bolted meal, per
bushel, SOC. hominy, pei. 100 pounds, " 20
srits, per 90 pounds, W 20; corn nour, per lOO
ounds, ".