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rn1ntrNi; llitANCII OFFICES.

rux r,n.rAao TRtnrxE hns established branch
ofecs for tho receipt Of subscriptions md asertian'
NEW YonK-.lloom . 1rihunt Building. FIT. Nc
FAppEx Manager. - =,
GLASGOW, seotand-Allan's American Nevs
Agency. IL [tenbcld-at- -
LONDON, ,ing.-AtnorIoan ExchnnEcs ~ strand
AKGny +. oti.itd. Agent.
MAAllNGaTuN, n E.-.lB1 y straet
, 1880-08-06

THE clorl< Of tho Building md Loan Asso-
clntton Ut Torontn stopped into tho Dominion
flank OF that city Inst ovonng to make q de-
postt. lilo rrcscntcl tn tho bunk-tcler checks
for s5,0o0 and, going to another e!ork tn get ro-
ccipts, latd down h!s book oontalning *1,G00
cash. On returning, tho book md money had
dlsapponred. Two Americans, who camo Into
ths bank nt tho sntne tl,ne tho cork entered. nro
suspected 1T having tnken tho cash. Their
whereabouts hREe not yet been dsc0ysrcd.
, 1880-08-06

TitH Democratic candidate for t'oTernos
In Missouri represents MS pas;y well On se
tinAuclnl question. lIQ hns boxed tho ananeh
compass s!ncn lS1E. Two yours agf, ho "so!ep
pr. ]. u. McGeo, Of Miller County. letter.
which liv SuIl: ',..
:. / think tbs Grctpbaok party should Eonhla y
aud ;cOGpurliu With tho ncMOGrliid party. -
rs ii party. has proycn itself TO 10 na soaossss W
Tho Krecnhaek question aa H. BopAE1ta orstt or ~
nnrsy could posalbly h., aud, he!lg II conG!fs
ind wcil-orG,inized purity from sstliHo y soLstt IT.
foFi!iu, 1t is tnnro nn&G and bnttcr iIrer"tt4"s
fonudy the OWLS Of tho present aay 1tiu'l ~
rngty, iiatlnr any nnInc, hoW0veF'Ahlo " mal -
In nHMbHrs alltl ability. o,..o-
] hntV not ono word to ehy '!Knti1st tho VIZ ~
buck purity. ita toaflors, aud ~ ob1ecls:
fpr a'l thai that purity scsks; nm for redfes.s
all tho OWLS II sctks to reform: Tor al o,stf !no
tues THEY seek to incorpnratc i! ,nataS n@.SsE Il
ti.is and tic Fusty.tllit1! Congress fnt e1shM x
.lIstlHctivo ntfd Important featnrc OH wasu ~. ~
0rccubArk party Ia haset1. Kvery maj, LII I'll
neotcd with TINT party c1h vote Tor nv IL sn''
III for ally uH8 Wllhln tho Fntik1 IT tAaE pa'u
Crattendon now pretenaa to be ha1d'mVs4
Dcmacrat. Hn hasn't chungod his prinoEp'ets..a.
llo has his opinions. since 1879. 1t Is 1ctnssst
ble fnct TINT tho Dcmocrnt,o party, whe1 =
1876 declared tho Resumption nct ~ htaatarf \" =
to resumption" and IN 1850 claimed tho cEe~.-I
resumption, and demanded tho burdcst OF ~ =
n1onoy, Ia now running ratlsts .for ooSffe@ ~,
Indiana, Ha!ua, and Missouri, "a It dd sasss Sase
III Qhiu, and puts forward sucn like TON an.s '".r
to represent it In its great ratification ploS'aF@
, 1880-08-06

Until Maj.Ise,1. Hancouk was not1'ha"a
by tho Dcinocrattc party. says the cIassaSsJd
Gdsette, tho public did not knnw TINT tug 80 ID
Corps did nll tho fighting at 0efsytp4'", s,rf
which battle tho losses o{ the Eanonu 49, nN+s
woEo moro than tho wholo plumber ot taat Tr k,os
Nor did thu BoIdlesa Ut tho ScUond Corps .ar.. ~.
Ill now that It WIS Hancock that Eeaulsea 49,. II
stroct's hnaI attack. They Ind not'on -. ~ ~
soldiers who stcd In tue line that fAccd ~" -.
tuck, WHO had to stand thero during al otsb ~
pasatory storm Of arttl!cry; ind who stuoo,Mn sto,nnn
stood up 10 ths work whtao the charging ~ id
came up TO their very alue. were taey ~ .,idt
tho fighting; that 1t was tho vnpf anu nlss ,n,t
Of American volunteers tnas kept then, N ~ ~.
lIuo willis a third OF thar number was s" s.o1
down; and TINT they Hcso too buty ~,.,,lus "
whether Maj,.1en Hancock wns ntt1!nu,,4cta 4cta.
In tho!r roar. But now they Hnd that aa''''
Hancock did 1t I'LL,
, 1880-08-06

TIE Michigan Republican Convention,
which met Ut jackson yosteFLAy, WIS u notable
gathering. 1t wns yosy lurecly attended by tho
n,iest ltap,,hlicans of tbs Atntc, and thu utnnst
harsnony mud onth.Etasm psovnilcd. Thorc
wcrv i've ioadiny candidates for Goyernor,-F.
u. altokbrhlse, Ut K4tYWNxQoi EnvId II. il.
s7,,ue, vi sagiuaw; TAomas ". p4lner. " De-
trnIt; john r. Htco, Ut 1ancor; u1,d ltice A.
nea!, ut ann Aroar. David II. JoEomo "as uons-
inatctt on rho tenth ballot. Aorcgu .. croby
Mas nominated Tor Lleutenant- Governor; Will
iam Jcuney. tho pseaont Incumbent, for scctc.
tary Ut State; l,ontu,nia D. psttchast fur TEens.
urer; ". j. Lat3uer for Auditor 'ucnesals and
james b. Neasnvsh tor Commissioner ot the
Land Ollleu. .,
, 1880-08-06

UNITED STATES MINISTER LOWELL Inns
received Instructions from Secretary Evnrts to
express to tho British Government the concern
Of tho Government aud ucoplo Of tho Unitad
states at tho Incss Ut br. Gladstone, n.ad tu OK
pzcsa Lopos for his spcudy recovery.
, 1880-08-06

a DUEL tool; place between tho iiro-cating
editor OF tho r,sris uanlots and member Of tho
Chamber Of Deputies yesterday. T. Two shots
wcse lirod, and tsubody waa hurt. The cause OF
thb duel wad m artiole IN tho 0ailots Eollcotlng
9p tho Deputy.
, 1880-08-06

CoSonEss,IAS DE- la MAryn has clal-
'lcnEcd his Republican md Dcsuocrnt!c compete
itors for tho Congressional scnt from tho 6cv-
onth IrltRnn District to discussion Ut tho
issues Of tile dny. DO La MAtyr admits that he
has no chMncc for al,cccss 1T tile district; nc!-
thor, to snys, has Dyilcli, tho Democratic can-
lilate. The reverend Grconbacher IL very bit
ter against tho Dumocrats. md in this ho has
tho sympathy Of nearly. crosy Grrenbnoker in
Iudlpa.
, 1880-08-06

M,. MARK FIFTH, a wealthy gentleman OF
Sheffield, England. presented tho Wcslcyhn Con-
Iorcnuc, In Rosslpn at that city, With II $4,000
shcck ycstcr!ay. Tho Conference decltlcd to
ieyotc tho money to rdHcntioua purposes.
, 1880-08-06

AHO .pkNHJEG1 VI 4AAt oAiAohOASo 4nASeo |
cannot fail to ho watched with sertnus In
tercst, not only III Europe, where millions of
tho oppressed arc looking up to him for help, |
but also In this country, where his political
principles nre respected and Ills character as
II man admired. I1is death at this time
would be calamity Of tho most serious dc
scriptlon to tho cause of Liberalism, Of which
he Is not only tho representative but tho very
core, to tho hopes Of tho doWntrodaen
ulasses Of Great Britain and In the Balkan
Peninsula, and to tho world OF lettcre; where
he has so long occupied prominent posi-
t1on. --
Mr.. Gladstone Is now m old nlal,, having
rencled his 7lat year, md tho disease which,
l,as attacked hIif Is ascrious 6nc at any age.
Added to thls, no las but recently passed
through m election campaign Of tho most
exciting and fSsjgnInE character, into which
he threw himself with an energy md l'ersiht-
ence that very few men Of Ills age G6Nltt
tnYo cudurcd.' Day by day through that
campaign, IN tho mittst Of extremely soyeso
weather, hc addressed vast audiences, some
times IN the open alr, md often mattc two or
tflrro speeches: Il day without repetition.
Such display Ut physical energy Mt his nge,
rs we'll rs OF mental effort, conl.l hot have
done otherwise than to mako q serious drain
Appn Ills life-forecs' ana must i!aso Aeipee 70
bring on Ills present :tlsss' Aat'ct 10 'hls, nc
has tho dulles Of lbe TWO most Important
olliccs OK the Ministry upon MS t'sl'ass ai'd y
legacy or evils growing oat or 1l'e confused
condition ut affairs Ill aonth AREA
the lhtserles 'ol ireland, tue new !colnrl:
cat'oi's arising rom I'rkes's aehance OF t.e
Berlin Treaty, anu ulo miserable muudlo ~
Afg'mnstan which has prcc1pitated "notller
war,-a1l of l,Icll nrc beaneatlleu 10 HIN BY
the Bcaeonstlsl'! Administration
IlIs deail, ut this une would b. a crushing
blow to LileralfaM. lie holds III llls i1ans's
tho hopes Of mItl'olls III tho very first o1ec-
tion speech which le over made, fifty years
ag0, Eo said: "An'one the ilrst results OF
principles there should be q seiWlous and
special attention to the Interests Of the poor,
founded upon sl.o rule that thoso who aro
, 1880-08-06

Joilx F. MISUNDERSTANDING 1nllnuapolIs.
xas Killed taat s,.,tIly Ut 0tdtown, Ark, by Cu.
yin Pa6p, at Charlottesville, Ind. Kl!nRc;lsnl.h
had ohnrge OF sawlnil for III ltldianuio!lB firm
pear tho place wheFo he was killed, ana IaRe
%hs ngunt In tho vicinity Tor rival nrm. They
quurrelqd some tSp years ago, pnd thu killing
Etost bIt hf Tho fnud.
, 1880-08-06

e. MAJ. II. II. q. HAWK WINS rcilom!natcd
BY acc'amatirn yesterday for Congress, by tho
Republicans Ut Tho Filth District or this stn.t.
Mn1. lln"k hMs lnnau nn oxcetEent ltcprcscnta-
tive. iia alectlon by 1nExcly luorpased nlaJor-
lty II lookctl upon ~ Ii certainty.
, 1880-08-06

AN organization whose object seems to bo
fllbustoring expedition nfainst Mexico has
bean farn1ed In Texns, and u said tppo quito ex.
ttualTo Aud turmldubkc: Thu stnto' fnt!fia Ia ba-
loved to ho pu.t or tue. Organization, which IL
wosl othccred and composed Of reckless an4 nd-
Yeutl1rpus cl1ur1lcttru,
, 1880-08-06

THE Republicans Of Cincinnati are SO we'll
yetiiHod With thoir prcseut Representatives,
Kessrs. uuttorworth aid youn4. that both "ego
ennosniratcd by ncolatnation and with cnth.is1-
psm yesterday. Thor election Is Rltnust certain.
, 1880-08-06

. PRESIDENT HAYES ynstarday appointed II.
T. Craucn, OF Pennsylvania, Consul at st. llelenn.
md d..W. Roosevelt, Of tho sa1uc State, Consul ut
MatnRzaI, EubR. n...-
, 1880-08-06

Mi. +, l.. Pur1s, having consented to per-
nit tho uso OF LIS nnrno, ~, Republican cus,dl-
dntn for Gnvcrppr Of NeW Joraus, will, in all
probability. be nominated Without opposition.
Hs chuhcos for election nrc pxGellcnt.
, 1880-08-06

cover. If tho prayers of millions u MP
pressed people mil tin good Wishes vt layars
OF liberty md republican principles cottltl bc
of my avail. his recovery to health mud Ills
ruturn to of1lca would de speedy. !,
, 1880-08-06

TnK tn0ldeEs ssnployutl by tile Ohio Falls
Car Company, VI JcleranIyftla. lEl, hayo struck
work for an .gqrceao IN waKes. thu u.ulalcys Of
.hp ktaYtatt|lq, y Nashville lu4llwny shops pare
4lsd slflaoks aud fur tho Wtpu rhasou. Thay havo
besu paA $st2o per d,ly, and they demand saa.50t
Tho employers refAsn TO- uooeda to ilclr lu-
nsnds Thu atsike thr0ws l.saN mon out OF epa-
p]cymOnt .,
, 1880-08-06

ORIENTAL LODGE, NO. 81 \. i. h 4. M--Ncg.
hi S.@a'ansaoa shls lIMIs{| {|SNHt sFSS SsSst II
n.tiiSitl.lS uAT1.1N. Secretary.
, 1880-08-06

THE nussIan Government has decided to
ldd ten clippers Il, Its navy. Nr. fhrkcr,' Of
Philadelphia, has been given tho contrart for
;;ho construction Ut ttlvn Of them. Thu others
I'll be constructed lii r.ngtnnd and 0GrtnMny.
, 1880-08-06
U11e Ut;tl,a1>te.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

DY NAtI-lN AnTASCF:--FoSTAuE FltEI:s!Man IL
f5n.;y f5n,y ~ = ~ssr % aer nnnt loo
t,"tts "rd ~ snniuy INN s54I
Hse,s III xenT irr ,nt,tfii 1.1:T
~ " Mri EetrfinY. rNr 3eRf. 0,00
'.vnHrs s*sfrx md Friing tEF y3Nr,, 400
fsturisy uY Nunday, 8.page cdtan, por Tanf 'AHG
AnJ other day, rtr yoaT'.. S'"v
WEEKLY EDrTiuH-posTrAtn*
One eQpy rnr tx
-tbb nj fn1f..
Club OF ten, ."tfs"
Hrccn,tn copies frnt ttt6. 80
G,ye raat.O{iiea addrdst n full thondina Stats ana
County, -... u..
Ncn,istances may be mnde either hY drntt, efrfosA
roetOac& ordas, ar In raststHrcd letter, At oaf1"
TO CRY kUrscHEnEils.
oa,,v dejtvorud Snnay p1reptad, ~ conta 10! WORK
paily devsrad, sundny included. 10 cents rcr ~eek'
Address THE THIIHSG SoM NN
Corner MAdlson md tqarbosn 'sh- ea'caso' Lii
, 1880-08-06

PERRY JErFEnsoS was :ktilctl BIZ two col:
bred mcn nchr TlomlngsturE. Ky.. Tnesslay
Tho murdcrcrs were subsequently 1yrchcd by 4
hand nf Rcg11latQr3. =
, 1880-08-06

EIGHTY. out OF 106 houses which corn-
boscd tho v,ingc Of Jn,.rlctta, In: tho Province
qt Navarro, snpin. wcro destroyed by fro We'd
nosday. Several persons arc reported to havo
beer Injured. So; .'
, 1880-08-06

JupaE J. r. 1loK|: wins nominated for
Congress- by tho ltqpuolIoatls Of tho Second
Wost Y viratnla District yestertlny. llcntamiu F.
Martin tIlem.) Ia tho prcscnt Representative.
, 1880-08-06

REESE OWENS, a prominent pork-raekor
pf plttsbury,' failed yesterday: fffa liabilities
tru placed nt 41G0,ooo. Tho available assets arc
pald to be quito small: ~,
, 1880-08-06

srHE body Of ,Ilan whose description cor
Fsspondk With that IT II. Aubfvy c. Angelo. tho
well.knuwn corresponding of tho Liverpool
CUt*t<r, Was found by section hands on tho
Uulou ractnc ltallroad trRVk near Laramie City
, 1880-08-06

Lihorul clcc.urnto in thu .hnrnn4tf havo .iatcr-
mined to alstnin from voting TN account uf Mr..
rlinsols rcfusNl to tnko the 1Ionc.tl tluc pledge.
, 1880-08-06

, LonD Crirronn, ono Of tho Roman Catho-
lio pocrs OF England, dicd yostor'lny.
, 1880-08-06


Dearborn ssreat, earnos OF Aionrns EnRaEcMont
Of A. N. palmor's u1fdn-square Theatre ton'Pan5'
"prench Eats7
, 1880-08-06

GEy. WAI,KEn. Supcrtntcn(lcnt of Tim r.,
s,1s n repurtoi IA soytut that tho ccn.,,s ~ se
Louis in .is7o was trauduiont 1t Is b,s on1.1s1 ~
tllas no css than ,OQo ot,ttous natnrs ua,.1 ,aoa
sor,ed In tho rolls. trhi4 opinion |. mn, ho,n,.
hcnrsay or conjecture, but on oytIcucc .sIss vs
will be suprljcd IL necessary. Tho frnnt, Nv ~.
rros,, and thc porsons guilty Of them mah, .
punished by f]nc and 11npf;toumont II Il 49,.
not for tho statute ot limitations. Thu m,ttas
of n bogus census Is q serious oiTengo Thc,ss
sons engagetl III tho st. Louis cousp1rncy ~.
likely had forgotten what tho census m. ~ ~
They were thinking OF local prIdc,, and in
xec1tt euttsfaction OF beating Chicago, Tha, AZ
nat fully roalzc, Perhaps TINT they were thtst.
Ing not only Chicago but tho whole tInta
states. The census IL taken to detsrs
miue the apportionment Of Copgses,m+,
The addition OF b1.Oo0-rnpre likely !.
10 10000 ur Ooo0-false names to n.
St, Louis corstls Rnve Missouri a ConRre..rn,.
sho was not fairly entitled to. Since 1s;3 Il
Louis mud n fcw adjacent towns havo tccnrep,,.
scntcti in Curgrcss By three members: III,
,vcro only entitlcd to two. They wilt continu.
to have IN excessive representation until lsn
II the fruntl wore solitary, ant not likels 10 h
, 1880-08-06

Olympic Theatre.
Clark street. batwcan lnku nnd ltnndofrh. lohcht
Of I'M Buckley md Hoinnd itscd Variety ontesta1n'
, 1880-08-06
lst>~'l'AE

ra,esvd a, tas Pot -ncs At chicago. ILL., a 8tto5d-
Glass NattsE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-18

New York, all rail, 81 SO per 100 pounds
Boston, ali rail, VI Il perl0O pounds,
Philadelphia, all rail vi "a per 100 pounds.
Baltimore, all rail, 81 80 per 100 pounds.
10 New Orleans, Hll rail, 81 per 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, by Red River, no water.
To Gaives' IN, - 20 per bale.
To St.LJ ais, 81 % per bale.
proc ace from ST. Louis TO Dallas, $3.50 per
Kansas City, $40 per car.
Following are the rates from all points In Kan
sas south of Kansas City
To Dallas-Corn and oats per cwt, 81 l-2c; po-
tasoes per cwt, SOC.
To Ilutchns-Corn and oats, 43c; flour, b5c.
To Ferrls--Corn and oats ,i5c; ilour, 67c.
To Palmer Flour, 5Sc; corn and oats, i6c.
To Ennls-Flour, Gle; corn and oats, 7c.
To Rice-Flour, 5ic; corn and oats, i6c.
Corsicana, MeXia, Groesheeck, kosse, Waco,
Marlin, BremOnd, Hearne aud Bryan-Flour,6AC
corn and oats, soc. a.
To Calyert-Flour, 62c; corn and oats, Soc.
On GRAIN--To New Orleans, 4Octs per cwt. To
st Louis, 40cts per hun lred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-18
Fruit and Nuts.

TURNIPs-75c. per bushel
LEMoNs-Per box, 81 80.
PoP ConN-PrIze packages, per gross, ITO.
RAIsINs London layers, t3go3, lOj layers
81. 10 to 81 80 per box.
PEcANs-S2 Is to 81 % per bushel.
NUTS Almonds 23G25c. per pound; brazil
ilml2; llberts, lIdl5; English Walnnts,
none; chestnuts, American, nOnei Italian,
none; peanuts, to s; COcOanuts, IS.
DATKs-l0@l2hc per pound.
ORANGES Sound stock, Florida ana Louis
lana, ST 80 to Z.
CuRitANTs--SGShc.
PBUNEs-SGS5,c.
We m Ike the following quotations:
Malaga lemons, per box, 70 oOi Malaga
gra, e., per barrel, 81 COS NJ ,laga gr pes, yer
half ariel, $3.50: California grapes, per 20 ID
boxes, $500; California pears, per box,
S. 30; cocnSnutss per hundred, ~
rails ms, layers, new, per box, !
ralsina, Lor don layers, per hox $3.50; ches-
nuts, domestic, per pound, lr@l2 g almonds
per pound, 23@24 centsi pecans, 6@7 cents; nj
d, rus, H. cents Bruzil nuts, per pouud, l0eenl
peanuts fancy Virginia, per hundred lbs, 81;
lgs, in u lb boxes, par 10, nOnei
apples fancy, per barr y, s. So apples, choice,
per barrel, 81 5O@S2i potatoes, per barrel
pltOs. }, u 80; pOtatoes, per barrel, lPeerless)
So. 30; onions, per barrel, H.j0@34 Is; garlic,
per string, 10 cen ,; ties, in rails, per
pound gccnts;k rout,per bar el, none; krout,per
half barrel, none; popcorn, prize boxes, per
half gross. a. 30; New York factory chee,e,
per pound IL centS western cheese, per
pound, "A cents; choice cahbagos per crate
I.M@j 90 pure apple vinegar, per gallon,
"a a. MS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-18

Moons quence Of only a few bales of cotton
Offering, the market advanced y Liverpool
was tending down and New YORK quiet. New
Orleans steady. There was nothing from
abroad, there ore, to justify this advance AT
home "The shorts" put up tue price, end
from the Loo Of thir IS "the shO Is" wiz
keep II up for several days, for farmers are not
coming to Dallas such weather as this. "Not
If this court has ben tr0ductd to herself 4,
and she thinks She mas. "
Meats were dull and UNCHANGED Gales did
not amount to enough to determine the value.
1t was cold enough to kill hogs, and every
well-orgauiLcd farmer ought TO have some 10
kill.
Corn Is steady. The majority lots old To-
day were yellow, and tet bed 80 C'nts. The
snow upon the oars was thrown in for good
measure, and the shuck ought to be thrown to
the COWS when their & ass IL covered with
snow and sleet and ice.
Oats are solid ut 40 cent, with offerings light
as snow.
But snow advanced apples peg. 1t ar
rested their early dc cay, made them feel more
at home, reminded them OF 'the Eiinoy,"
where they came f ON, and Instead OF rolung
they have nc uded to stay agood while in
Texas. Another proof that every thing likes
Texas sfter staying in 1t awhile.
TOLL W. S.ephensville Your request IA
attended to. 4 standard barrel ofappes con-
tains II ptclIs. You are entitled to that
measure unless II Ia otherwise stipulated In
the purchase
The snow also advanced Floor perhaps,
And then It's exceeding scarcity might have
had something to do with it, going up 10 cents
per hundred upon all grades, city and inn
ported. There were not four carloads OF out
side -four on the market this morning, nor
have the city mills u great deal. Quotations
are revised accordingly.
Butter and eggs are very firm and in demand,
Chickens are scarce and n hundred Metho-
dat preachers In town.
Venison, wild ducks and turkeys are not Ia
be had, but wanted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-18
DALLAS, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
November II, 1880.

The weather is bitterly co d and disagree =
able in every way. Last night the seyeres
porther felt this winter came upon us, bring
ing besides itspierclpg wind, sleet and snow
The thermumt ter went 10 2o' above zero, iall-
ing go In twenty -four hours. The city woke
M this morning shivering and has co tinued
to hug stoves and SILVER Lno bhiv'r, ano
shiy ar and hug stoves alld.y The chief tm-
ployment of every one was heaving In coal
and piling on wood Our business houses,
Offices shops and residences Were not butt
with mu. h reference to such arctic weather Az
we have had To-day There are too many
doors and windows broken down, 'chinAlhg
and daubing" out of crder and we never
think OF buying wood as long as any IS on
hand.
The receipt OF cotton grain, everything, In
deed, fell to nearly nothing. do2tn wagons
carried the cotton brought that way, while lou
bales were brought in on the DaIlas
& Wichita Our country cousins
about twenty to one preferred staying at
home to coming to town such freez-
Ing weather as this. Unlike the Garfield snow
storm which fell on the tn and quickly melted,
this struck dry, frozen earth and WILL there-
fore, be with us some time Bishop Pierce, now
presiding ever the Methodist conference IN
this city. rays he came overland from Califor-
MIA in 1859, prechely at this time, and during
the conference then held at Palestine, just such
weather as we are now having was then pre-
vailing. But no one remembersa precedent
10 the Garfield snOw, itbeing She earliest on
record In Texas
As cold as the weather was twenty Ave adj
ditional shares OF the Building and Loan ASSOC
citation w'rs taken to-day. little over one
hundred and nifty remain untaken.
The stockholders Of the Chicago, Texas 4
Mexic n Central meet h re on the 27lh inst.
and it Is hoped by that day the full amount
asked for from the city will be ready. If is,
then the work OF aiding that gre line will
begin at once north aud south OF the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-18
Flour, Grain and Hay.

FLOUR We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows XX, 2 so, xxx, 27b,
xxx, 2 e5; Choice, IS lbj family, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt j xxx, -
xxx, 8 90; Fancy, 3 10 TO %; Patent, ! IS,
RYR-In sack, 81 10.
BARLEY Coo. per bushel sacked, loose Soc,
BRAE-We quote at 00c,
GUNNY BAGs-Second-h In good order, 0
ents piece.
CoRN MEAL-on track large lots i5c. In the
tore, jobbng lots SOC.
OARS New T. xas SIX to 40. Sacked 4bo,
WnrAT-No 3 old, 95c; No 3new, S5@SBc; No
2, 81 05j No new, 7b@s0: Rejected, 6S(G7l; No
grade. 50@65c; Mediterranean, Mop, so: No 3,
7e@75c; Nicaragua, nominal, 4Oc, put not want
cd by Texas n,lllers
GoRs-R aud mixed, 81 to S2kc; choice
whlte-S5; loose ear.
HAY-Prairia loose from wagon, sl2 per ton ,
Millett. do, sla From store. prairie, baled SIS
per ton; Millett, $50. Prairie baled, In car
lots, VA per ton free on boaid.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
sl 10; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 M;
crushed corn ard cob, per 100 pounds, zoe;
corn bran, per 100 pound, soc, Graham flour,
~ 2bi cieem meal, 81 80; fine bolted meal, per
bushel. SOC. hoE my, per 100 pounds, ~ %
grits, per Opounds, " So; corn -four, per 100
ounds, ".
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misceIIaneous grooers, Stock.

CRANBERRIES-S2 logs per Duhnel.
s4ET-in barrel, sa.a5. Liverpool In
i cks, / 10; fine, 81 90.
LRAoKERs-soda. xxx, 81 tot; xxx,
70 ~; Trade Mark, III Cream, Ginger
Suapg, on TO 10.
IEAD-Sc per Id.
soAr-Ollve, sac. perpound; Blue India. On
10 6h: Satipst. $40. G.. L. Whlteman
& CO. Da''as Soap Works: Pale Olive, &c;
Cambria, DC per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company: Cyclone, 81; Pale olive, 8; Extra
olive, AZ cents per pound.
BRANs- q 70 Axe. per pound.
CANDLRs-Star. full VT ~ light VT 1917.
CHEEsR-'lear Spring Hc; Factory to ID.
HoMINY AND GRIrs-S4.M per barrel.
SAUER KRAUT For half OarrelA 80.
APPLRs--t2 to 81 50 per barrel.
ONIoSs-Per barr Of, So
PorAToEs-S9D per barrel. In sacks, 80 10
81 per bnshel.
i'm d PEAosEs--UnpeelOd Sc, peeled l2c
per pound.
SWEET rOTAToEs-SOc. per oushel.
COAL OIL-Below are revised quotations llb
z. test: IN barre S "A CENTS per case OF gal
D., cans So 30, and gallon 43 cents,
CLOTHES PNs-Round, 65c; spring, N.OO per
rOX
MEAsWgs--IS buRhel Iron bound, $3.50 per
iuzeh; two-hoop pails 81 10: three-hoOp,S 30
lUBs-1hrec nest, 81 .3O@t 90; eight nest
.25i No. !, per dozen, sic; No. 2, $3.50; No.
}, 10.
WAsunoAnps- Wood, 81 30; zinc, 81 90; New
Era, ~ .BMS4.70.
WELL BUcKETs--s5 .OC @255O per dozen
POWDER SO 40 per kog Of % pouHus l2h do
SS,45 "a do, u ,@i blasting kegs, A'25.
SnO1-DrOp, bag, S2.25, buc& e2 40.
1885, kts, Il pounds, vi No, barrels, 30,
CANDY-stick, l3@l5c. pound. Fancy, 10
to 25c.
LYR-Concentrated. 80 G5as3.5C.
RoPR-.slsal, "a in; basic lOc; cotton, &c
WRAPPING I APER-Rag and Straw, 4UC. 6UC
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Building Material.

BnIcK-At the kilns ~ 80 to $40.
SToNR-At the Dallas quarrles be per cubic
foot Laid In wall lie,
LuMBER-Native rough pine $40 per thousand;
Dressed on one side SO 80; Flooring, tongu-
cd and grooved, $9h; Dressed Misunderstanding
sl5, Three-elghth tongued and grooved ceiling
$l7 so.
SuiHGLEs-Cypress, q per thousand; Native
pine, zap, 81; do heart, SIS IS.
LATns-s3 30 per thousand
CEMENT Fort + ,ott, per bar, rs; Ros-
endale, SO 30; louisville, Port land
So so.
PLASTER OF PARs-Per barrel, ".
HAMPER pound, nc,