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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-11
Trade Topics.

The foreign commerce OF the port of New
York for the week eaded on Inst Saturday
shows an TX ens of s5l7 ,Oll in Imports over
exports OF merchandise the latter being ST. =
iG3 li0 and the former eS2Sl ,0ll. The total ex-
ports of produce from that port since january
l, this year, are 229 257 Sii against s224 SIS 7a
Tor tho corresponding period last year; I'M
lorts Of merchandise 1921, 0i9 $3.50, against Sg93-
S92, lW last yenr exports of specie 90, 49, 5o,
against 10 1856 last year, and imports of
spesie tSB,HB2l5, against IS, 4i0, 1850 last year.
n large variety OF manufactured rtlcles
We're carried by the six steanierB which sailed
from New York last Satu day for transatlantic
ports, among them being electrical apparatus,
organe, sewing machines, hardware, dOmes-
tce, etc. The steamers carried large cargoes
OF grain and provisions.
The sales OF tobacco In the Cincinnati market
on last Thursday were the largest and the
prices brought were The highest In the history
OF the trade. The Average price paid was
GIG 81 per hundred. Ont hOgshead sold at sos
per hundred. Buyers were present from nearly
every city In the union where tobacco is man
uiActured. The tobacoo'was nearly oil of fine
quality, and considerable portion of IL was
the best ever brought to that market. The
highest prize ever before commanded by the
white hurley, the tobacco most largely sold
there was 800 hundred, and occurred soon
after the war.
chinese merchants of Victoria, Il. G., have
published card, announcing that they will
appeal 10 the courts to prevent the proposed
mp, sltion OF certain taxes against them by
tho government. They declare they will not
cease their Efforts until their people are placed
on an equal footing with the whites, SOLAR as
taxes are concerned,
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DALLAS PRICE UunRENT.
MtseelIanenn, s,roc,r., n,ooh

miscellaneous Srocsra' stock,
PoTAToEs-old per bu, nominal;new $3.50
@bi barrel.
ONIONS Sc 80 per barrel.
RICR-WholeHale ~ 20 SK.
Sls5@Slso.
uRAoKkas- Soda. xxx, s.; xXXA sk
Trade Mark,oi Cream llx, Gingsr Snaps liz
soAr-oliVe, hhc. per pound Biuelndis On
to0hi sAurat, $40. to $50. Eureka Man.
nfacturing Company; Cyclone, 81; Pale Olive,
D. Extra Olive, ~ cents per pound
bxANs-0tosc. per peurd.
CANpLps-St full VT l4to lax,
CnREsE-Nono In market.
'HoMIsy AND Gmrs-sbSSb. s5 per barrel.
DRIED iKAoHEs--Unpeeleds &c, -Sfpeeled u
per pound.
Coal OIL-Below are revised quotations, ITO
deg. " tost; In barrels is centsj cases, 50 90
o.ornxs PNs-Round, o0oi spring, sl.00 per
MEAsusHs--X bushsl, iron bound, IS 30 per
dozen two-hoop pals, - 10i three hoop, 10. Se,
Tups-Three nest, " .SOGess. so; eight neat
s:Si MOL, ~ so per doseni Ne. ., $500 No.
.WAsHneAsps1wOOd, a.@i zinc, 20, New
Era, u .br6DS2.70.
WILL BuoKrrs--st. 95@s4.t per dozen.
PowpEn-.e0.e5 per key OF IS pounds, l2k do
Si@ ~ 40, $50 blasting kegs, $50 :.
,MAonKnkI-No. barrels, 80 half-barreis
% .Di kits, 10 pounds, eli No barrels, 90,
| to 2bc. -
Concentrated, s2.7sos $500
RosR-siaal,h In. basis, i0Ho, cotton, ,eascc
x,IErokR-per gallon, 2O0pSOo. Apple, zoe. to2l
| WnArrINe PArKn-Rag and Straw, 100. 800.
srARoH--ts6elho.
Jues-we quote IL to 10 cents per gallon 70,
glazed. Crooks IL to IL conts per GALLON FOR
| gisEed.
BEEswAx-l5 to lsc per lb.
TALLow--lh bar-al, ahi In cake, SC per ID.
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Drugs.
ounce.


Acid--benzoic per ounce, 25c
acid carbolic solution, 40 cents,
crystals, b5c@S2 per lb, acid citric, 100 per Id
acid sulphurlc, BLOC per Id, acid tartaric, SOC
per Id, alum, 4@5e per Id. Ammonia-carbo,
copaiba, $50 per ID; borex, l7c per Id blue
vitrlol, lec per Id, calomel, 700 per Id; Gallo.
mel tEnglish), 81 90 per lbi canphor, refined,
500 per Id; clnchonidia, 81 per OF; chloro-
per ID; croam.of tartar, powder, Ssctoi0 per ID,
gum opium, IS 90 per lb, gum ehellac, &c per
lb,mofphine, a. 10 per oEioil bergamot, IS 90 per
Id; OIL lemon. 80 IS per Id; bromide potass, boo
per Lbs p \ Wy iooide potass, 80 roper ID, IF
&w), quinine, fulphate,s2 so per oz; Seed
caraway, lsc per ID; SIENNA, ESQ per Id,
strychn,ne, Crystals, 81 60 per Oh
sugar lead, 2bc per Id, hour sulphur, sole
per lbI salts epson, 3s5o per 10.
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No In Pc fcc,uenIth

NEAwB MAniKTrA, GA, March q, 1870.
Some months ago bought bottle Of Brad
neld's Female Regulator, aud used II In my
family with the utmost Satisfaction, have re-
commended IL to three other fanilles, and they
nave found II just what Il Il recommended.
The Femalee who have used Tho Regulator are
now In perfect health, ana able to attend 10
their household duties. We cordially recon-
mend II 10 the public.
REV. II. u. JOHNSON.
Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by
Thompson, schott q Co., Dallas.
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COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY EvENISa, I
Antlnat IN

Notwithstanding majority oI tie BUSINESS
houses closed at noon to-day on account OF
the reunion of the ex-Missourl couie erHtes'
the wholesale mercantile trade OF The city was
fairly active for the season. staple and strict
ly seasonable goods were mostly in demand.
The volume OF sales was not particularly
arge, but was apparently satisfactory to deal
ers. There were very few changes In prices 10
note, values Of nearly oil kinds
maintaining tho firm position they
held on the day previous. The weather
continues dry and sultry. There were quit {
o number of farmers In from various sectio ns
of north Texas, and all agree In rep rting
much damage from drouth.
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There was but little animation noticeable In
this line to-day, and prices for moat all AZ
tlcles were steady and unchanged.
The uadertone ofthe leading grain markets
indicateda strong feeling.
Wheat came In freely, and sold on the basis
OF former quotations.
Corn 10 very nrm, b5a5s cents per bushel,
loose ssr. being the ruling prices. The receipt
were liberal.
oau were firm and higher. 40 cents being
paid ON tho street.
Flour hvery firm and tending upward.
Stocks on hand are ample for the demand.
Irish potatoes are In good supply and prices
unchanged.
Apple, are In light receipt to-day and
realized ~, boper barrel.
onions were 10 fair request. Tho marker
has sbeen bare until to-day, when
liberal supply was received They arc
held ut " 90 per barrel.
Butter and eggs arc qulst and prices un.
changed. Choice grades OF country are still
cry scarce.
Vegetables are scarce and In good demand.
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WHEAT No old, quiet. We quote so to rs NEW
SOC q 81, accord ing 10 quality.
COaS-3 3 to 40 cents, loose ear,
HAY"Prair's, loose from wagon, IS to &c per
toni nnlett. none on market. From storer
prairie. baled els ser ton; Prairie baled In car
lots, Sl2 90 per ton free on boald.
We quote; Chopped corn, per loo pounds
II chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 500
corn bran, per 100 pounds, 500; Ora
ham f1our per LOO pounds, siOO;
cream meal, Of 90; fine boiled meal peI
grlts, per 100 pounds. 81 20; corn flour, pei ~,
pounds, 81.
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NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS,
GOLD h STOCK TELEGRAPH co.
Commercial News Department,
" Orleans, August 10. -SpJts opened dull
GALVESTON,

Galveston, August lU.--Recelpts $50.
Market closed quiet ;middling ll9Sj sales $50.
LlVEllpUOL.
Liverpool, August 10 LA 10 y. m.-Cotton
dull; mlddling Isle; Orleans 03s, sales S,00Ci
American 100; delivery uplands low mid
ding olaseilcauO
August ana :, pisn oor.......,...,.,,.6 l3- IL
September and October ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5-lo
November ana December. .,.,,,.,,,,.,..,,.,6
Futures dull but easier.
bp. m.-Sales OF American $3.50,
Futures dull but steady.
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ALCOHOLICS. 30 to 81 40 per gallon.
WnIsKY-Sweet mash, 81 .266DS4. 5Oi sour
mash 81 .Go@S5, according@age.
WINEs-C lalet, in case, s. .lb@S4; Catswbs
per gallon, 81 .l0@S2; Port, per gallon, 81 90 q
~; Sherry, per gallon, 81 2UagG; Madeira, per
gallon, 81 .B0@S6i White wine, In osscs, "a 20
nSl0.
Cooks, In baskets, sis@S2C
Heidsleck, In basket, 328; Krug, In basket. 8sT;
Domestic champagne, gl0nl6.
ALE--Stock ale, per dozen, 81 .159Ds2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, 82GDS2. so.
BoTrLE BEkR-St. Louis quarts el2, fpinte
Il 80. Budwiser, sl2, uints Sl3 90
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CATTLE-Grass-fed, yearlings sS q $40; Q year
olds $l2 % Sl53 year olds SIC q 20; barn cows
8l4 q $40.
HoRsEs. Ponies and sheep Sl5 to $40. Plugs
$40 to $50. Farm stock s35 to $50. Harness
livery $50 to 500. Harness fancy sl25 to Sl75.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
MuleS--Rats $50 TO $65. Medium sos to 70 .
Extra draught 500 10 $3.50.
Hogs-None on the market
HUTToN.SHKRP--lhey are quOtable at 50 500
per head. Per weight. 3 TO 3xc. per pound
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Iron, Nnils. Wire, Etc

IRON, Nails. Wire, Etc.
IRON. - We quote merchant bar 40 rates
Norway and Swedes, LOG.
PLow STREL.-Sc
WIRE.-Smooth wire, No. 8, Go; Nos II
and IL, &c; No. Il, &c; japanned barbed wire
9hc; galvanized barbed, lomc.
House SHoES'--Per keg, SO.
HoRsR SHOE NAILs--Per box, 20 pounds, No
7, IS. 10; NO. s, 50 80; No. ., So %.
NAILs--From lOd to cod, "a 90 rates.
TIENER' STOCK .--Plok tin per pound 500
tinplate, l4x2e 81 per box; 1. O. llx9O S8. rs
dos \ sll .60;zinc l2oper 'b s0lder, loo pei
lib heet iron 70 per Id.
AxRs-Por Jx; per dozen, 70 % to 10.
Fruts and Nuts.
We make the following quotations:
RAIsINs-London layer, new, per tox, $8 80
layer,
RANANAB-Per bunch, nominal
GREEN APPLEs-Si SO to 50. 90 per barrel
CukRANTs-71s(bSko.
PEAcHEs-S1 so to 50 80 per bushel.
PECANs-- Per Id, I retail; per bushel, loose
90, 81 10 to 81 %; sacked ~ 30, 81 20.
ORANaKs- Sicily, nominal.
LxMoNs = Sicily per box, SSto 50
NuTs-- Almonds 2S per pound: Bra,
10@-; alberts, li@-i English Walnut
none, chestnuts, imported, 90, italian
80; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6h; coooanuts
per hundred S8 90.
FIGs-In 10 ID boxes. per Id, 10.
Por CoRN-Prize packages, per half gross
o. %.
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aRnMAN MILLKr-W quote 81 80 per bushel
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail. Wholesale
IN to cents per paper.
Cotton--At the Oh hili,'$6 per ton.
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Cast, 80 cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 80 to 10 cents per hundred, brass
q per hundred, copper, 90 per hundred; Gin,
and lead, VI per hundred.
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Buggies, Spring Wag ms, Etc,

oHAFTS.-t4lypHi pUITSI ttgbI0.
BuGGIEs --Grtde b. end spring, top, 5000
500; ditto. open, eIdssSO; ditto, side spring,
top, $lU0@Sl35; ditto, side bar, $l00@sl35;
spring, sl40@$2OO; ditto, phaetons, Sl5O@s2OO;
jump seat buggies, sl75@$25O; platform
springs, sllO@sl20 three spring wagons, 5000
ellD,
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CoFFEE-Rlo common, l21s to 1874; ioir, II to
l4n; choice. lbk to l6Is; Lsguayra, l6H to 49,
Java, 2S@o3Oc.
TSAs-Imperial, bOa65c; Young Hyson,
N@GOi Oolong, f5eD60O' japan, 50ab6c
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RuIldi,,r Ma,orial.

BnICK-At the kilns to 80
SToNE-Atthe Dallas quarrles 80 per oubi
foot. II for foundation, 10 for wall, and % 4
dressed front.
LuBBEH-Natiye rough pine $40 per thousand
Dressed on one side, S22 80; Flooring, tOngu
ed and grooved, 8S5; Dressed Misunderstanding
Sl7h; Three-elghth tcngued and srooved ceiling
SlS to Sl9.
SHlNeLEs-Cypross, IS per thousand; Native
pine, sap, 50; do heart. ~ 90.
LATHs-- 60 SO at "a per thousand.
CEMENT ROsendale, IS 80; Louisville
So DO; Portland, so so.
PLASTER FPARIs--Per barrel, "a at "a 30.
HAIR-Pe pound. TIC.
CEMENT BLUES. inch, 80 cents; Inch, Il
cents; 6 inch ceiling joint, 81; 8 inch cap, 500
7 inch ceiling joint, 81 l5j inch cap do, 60c,
DRAIN PIPES lDoh leo per foot; ainch
20c; @ inch, 32c; inch, 400; sinch, Zoe.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all color
81 50 per gallon. All the tested and STANDARD
makes are on sale by Dallss dealers.
LIME-Coopered, 2per nbl,, bulk, 81 30.
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is the hrst to exhibit any of the results OF SEQ
rotary Windows bond operations. 1t shows
$l7S,r55, 100 of per bonds outstanding, against
sl96 37S,G00 on the 30th of June-a decrease of
Slo,S23,45O This amount is that of the G's not
continued at 3h per cent. AS the interest," on
these ceased on the LIST of July, only those
continued at thst rate appear In the statement
as debt bearing interest, and the difference is
necessarily the amount not continued. This ia
the frat official statement from which II has been
possible to determine the exact amount OF
these bonds, which is somewhat larger than
has generally been supposed. That most ct
these have alre ady been paid IN to be Inferred
from tbs fact that the matured debt on which
interest has ceased Is only $50 $3.50 greater
than 1t was month age. The present amour t
or this portion of the debt Is S9,O59 0l5. The
present statement shows the amount of 3 per
cents 10 be $3.50, 7OS,O5O against s439 sn,350 a
month ago "a decrease of only sl33 900; from
which II appears that the h0dera of the So III ut
have not been continued are not availlug them
selves to any great extent OF the privilege Of
haVIrg their bonds paid with interest Ia ad-
vance VI the maturity Of the call, which will
occur on the 18th of this month, when interest
wi cease. There Is nothing In tho statement
to show what amount or thete bonds have
not been continued. The next state
meat will show this as the present ono
shows the amount of 6's not continued
The available cash balance In the treasury
Ia Eow Sl5t SG, PA, against $40 92e, $50 month
ago-a decrease of SIG 09} 51j This decrease
Is due, Of courae, in Il great measure to the
payment OF matuTed j's during July. The de-
crease during the current month will prOba-
bly, he considerably grester, as part of the 6's
remaia to be paid, aud much larger amount
OF g becomes payable on the 18th instant.
sui the treasury is abundantiy supplied with
ca h, and no embarrassment viii be likely to
result from the extraordinary disbursements
now impending Not only | = the treasury
strong enough to meet tho unusual demand ,
but the anticipated effect OF tho disbursements
upon the speculative markets has probably
been fully discounted, and no boom" need
be looked Tor In consequence OF the outpourng
OF cash from the treasury.
in this connection the response of The
banks TO Secretary WINDOWS proposal is
worthy OF remark. The comptroller OF the
currency reports that on tbs % It April, at
the commencement of the b)Td q CREATIONS,
the banks held as security for theil cr' ulatlon
32lSl35 6bd of SO and B'B, 1856 u0l COO Cl 4s and
t1o2 o 0,Oo0 of 1a, besldes $40 900 OF Pacific
railroad currency 6's-making u total of more
than 1854 % 0,OO0 They now hold $685. 1854 900
IN all, including &c., o. 900 more of coatlnued
va PER cents thgn they held of SIS and SIS
together at tho time when the bond operations
were besun, while they hold about Sll ,0O0, o 0
less of As. All the IS held by the banks Mt the
outset have been continued excepting 81 COZ, $50.
which are held by one hundred different
banks
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There was moderate order trade In leading
dry goods and prices for domestic makes Of
cotton fabrics vsrs nrm a, former prices.
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BACoNLsng clear sidos 1lA to ny, short
clear, Tx. Breakfast bacon l3&c
OHY sALT-~Long clear sides, l01i short
clear II to ia.
uAMs-,Canvased l3k TO IA
LARD-Tierce 1875 half barrel, 1875 pals 10
III pounds, Ii; pounds, AK
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CoAL'-lndian Nation, " 80 per ton, deliv-
cred.
CoKx-50 cents per barrel.
woop-oak ,hickoryana ash $500 to 30 per
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing OF the
rates of u 90 to 90 per cord.
CuARcoAL-65 cents per barrel.
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Ridos.

HIDEs-Dry Mint, rs pounds ana upwards, l21% to
l3cts; dry kips, free OF grubs, 10 o, grubb
klpe lIo; wet sailed, To-, green butcher
hidea, 5ko.: All damaged, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins 500. sheep skins from
ESQ. lDb0o onoh
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Leather Etc.

soLn-LxAruEp oAR--No. 3s@Se;no s8@s7,
HEMIook Buffalo slaughter. SOS53i
OAK HARNESS LEArHxB-No. l, $50 do 2 30.
HxsLock-prime, 81, do good S5i do No 2, 81.
FnkNou UALrsRis-u.yo 70 sl.9O, 40
cording 10 quality.
pmtapEIin,A oAlrsxT-No. isi OTTO 81.
do No 9 81. ~ TO ~ 10.
Pa.ADELrniA kirs-No /. eOc. to si.oo
accord ng TO weight
suKKP sKiN.ronping xAxx per dozen $40. 90
Idninua whltp Rn.On.
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There vas fair inquiry among local butch.
ers for choic, grades Of cattle, bu, ontsltgs
were light. Prices are unchanged.
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There was but little doiss At the banks TO.
day. They closed about II O'Clock. giving
employs half holiday.
or the public debt statement for July. the
chicago Times says,
Tho debt statement for uly, just published,
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Batter nnd EGGS.
Poultry and Gan

Eggs--9 to 10 cents per dozen.
Butter-Northern 90 to 22l-2 Texas Is q
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Wholesale grocers did . fair business thl
morning. Prices generally are unchanged.
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Cotton.

Only q few scattering bales made their ap-
pearance on the streets, and former prices
were paid:
Mlddling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Strict low middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Low mddling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Strict good mlddllng. ........,..........u.. 81
0OOu OtdlnhEy. ..,.., ,.....,,,..,,.,.. o
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G0tfeea apd Teas,

fsACHEs-2 pounds, 81 10; 8 pounds
50 rs.
TOhAroEs--2 pounds, 81 SO@l 40.
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ePoKRs-From to ~ inch, per Get, Xxx
select, 90; Xxx, S2.76.
SAWED rKLLoya--lT 10 az, 81 per set.
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pIsH-l2ho. per Id.
OYsTERs-per can As cents for Baltimore,
Mattagordss. 65for. Berwick bay.
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Book Printing.

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
has just received complete stock OF new yp,
purchased expressly for the execution OF oovs
work. Those having books or pamnnIe'sw
Jon Orricn and see specimens and ASCERTAIN
prices. All work guaranteed,
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CmoKENs-we quote tl75 for spring. 4
grown, 81 80.
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The Great English Remedy,

70 |" utVeI-IaiIing Cufa
10, Tor Nervous debility
exhausted vitaiity'.
) e minal Weakness
Il elm1natolrhoes, LOST
MANHOOD imrotsn--
81 F<lysif, and oII
the terrible efFeets of
self Abuse, youthful al
toliies and excuses Sf
maturer years-suoh "a
loes of Memory, Las.
rI ltn de, No Q turns,
Emission, Ayeifion NJ
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v,s,or Noisas IN a.. SScleiy, DimnCes OF
passing unobserved in the urine and i M aug
other diseases that lead to INSANITY and daat,
The Medical Gentlemen connected with W.
in IN En are graduates of the beat College
arge experience In these troubles. and E HT
agree forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Doll HRs
or case of this kind the VITAL RESTn n 40
TIVE Gunder their special advice and tre treat,
or injurious found IN It, We treat MI P,ina,s
Diseases y. ia successfully without mercury uoNs
SULTAIlON FREE. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysts Of urine. AZ
fan ire t, 0d Vial t KESIoRATIVEs So bottle OF
aress upon receipt Of price, o. o. D.. seonra
from observation, and In private name If de-
sired by English Medical Institute No 10
pIiye street, st. Louis, .Missonri. Postofie S
wW,tnolesale Agents Williams. Tolliyer a
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Consolidated net reoelpts s.765.
Exports to Great Britain 10, $50.
France none.
Continent 60J.
Channel none.
BtOuk 2l(l StlS
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Buying. Selling

Commercial exchange upon all points par
TO u discount.
Sterling sight, S. 90.
Frances coke.
MarAs %.
Gold, silver, other than trade dollar, par.
Trade dollars 90 cents
Mexican dollars. ..,.................S0
AexiGan quarters ,,,..,,,,,,..l5
Spirits Turpenllne 80.
Rosin %,
, 1881-02-05

WARRINGTON, .. C.. Fob. +.-Tho Government
steual Service reports tho temperature at tho
fo1,ow,ns polnta nt 8:l8 this mdrntn9 rs fol-
1ova: Below zoro-Escana6n, Mich, degrees;
Grand liaycu. Mich, degrees; Marquette.
Mich, degrees; Davenport, ILL.,. degrees.
Special Dt.palth 10 The Chttaoo Tribune.
6ntSp ltAr1us. Mich, Feb. 4.-Tlln weather was
yery cold, from 1g to - bctow, this morilug a6out
rn'clpck, and ut nou, had risen to - abGyc. This
.tr1,pt cbnage, which erpn,s tn have bcell quito
,rncral in Western Sftchigan, may injura
nncaches and BtnnlI fr1its seriously. though hor
feutLFIs;s yct hopo TINT It has tot.
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construction of an independent telegraph
line to Chicago, said that there was no
question but that the stock allotted to
New York would be subscribed, and
much mnre II It could be obtained.
1la estimated the number Of messages
sent per day by members of the New York
pr0dNce Excl,nngc at 10 cents encll to Chicago
nj .o0o, and tllcse, he saf.l, would he greatly
Increased by tlle reduction of tho rates. This
will involve .
4 LOSS OF At LEAST $1,000 rER DAY
to the Western uninn Company, which will
10 entirely debarred rrunl competing with
the new c0tnpnny. rs the laiter's customers
will mt only lnve special interest In It's
welfare, bt will he In manner confined to
II, as the new ctInlpally will hnye the exclu-
sive l1se nf the Produce Exchange building
for Its wires,
, 1881-02-05

.,xraAscteco, Cnl., Fob. 4.-siarysyllo has
-, r,ct, 1oodr,t tho town escaping By scratch.
ss's.sn,nnto ]s for tho present aafc, at,l tnny
Zoo ,nundat!on, rs 1t ia supposed tho hight
= ,ho wntcrs hns been been reached. though
=, .,oshor freatct IL announced from tho mount
s,n. scyernl times to-dny tho sacrat,cnto mud
American Rivers wcFo t'.''nst level win mo
t.ross orot,nd tho city, but by bulkhnnd,9 mud
N,,h saud. .boxs etc, tho Overflow wns stayott.
a,t nrrsc,,t writing Il y. mi nil danger Is be-
n.rsd nIs 10 bc over at sacramento. Tint city and
,..rrscIllo arc tho ouly towns Of my con-
a,oaonco In district Of 100 miles
,ene by forty nl|ca wido TINT have
~. W." ,,rcn oyorl'owcd. THO evenings
,sl.arnpb reports rain only In tho southern pot-
tton n Tho s.nto. II this falr woathor continues
.nnro viii be no further damage, as tho rivers
north arc falling fast. 40 th,!t me riso .9lniL9
j1irt
, 1881-02-05
Gilt HIS IHRnAT

NJ, ~ tapaeek, lloheminn tuilor residing at
vo.t ~ "est tiltcoath strcct, calno homo from
d,r.a, 'aa. naht IN worry Respondent mood, tho
at,lna sause -, M OF which Is not known, ind atter
sn,ms. as ~ Tho houso for sotno minutes w,thDut
VIII. fs.'oa M Questions put to him by bis troubled
sh"... ho. so9 up aud wont out to an outhouso,
]atss 70 was found q half hour
,aur i.s "Ma 1ls throat cut from car to car, and
hs ~. lug ocsldo him. His w!fo suspected that
hs ,.ts 49, aooat to do something desperate whou
soa,a yyIa IN Gradic, a hoard nt t ,n',i1ar 1nt1
shsn IN shcssssn8 sI8 nyer It. Life was not extinct
D rolCreteS;u tSuea ead Gdd'n put death oasuod boforo
N"o ea1arcn In pour clsoGnlstances. "'1o