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, 1881-04-28

s", 81 I'D! !@'tSo dIn"rs. mr. Or I,oooSes "hones
IT, fnnt t fngt'2s Is . ntuf m wms
rlrativcy small. .pnrt OF this however, wns hHn-
''stly come b.: Il VIVA this uooh Caipts c,.attf1
bis faithful hca''suan md or!cr him To "Yo to
e.s Il y es"s' o s 1e s'Gs IL Of
t'iatc ana violent hands ,Ipon everything tho
o,s oxtorrfons ind ,ecuiatios 1T ycnrs Of infa.
is,a ~. the packets u tho cparesses tax pnyers'
Empire. "tte toot! tiaroun Atrnstlt!." Ito asked
no nxruso for hIs hlghanlcd rob''crtcs: 10 want.
cd .n RI. aa 'S thSt rss oRtn ~ A,oor
Nishts"! rio @ anrecabio Iistoner to the aes of
thu tJnc- eyed Calcn1crs proves to he n rubber,
bc:t fsiens. 1 perJtrcd d tra,tor, ID snkss. n nd nd
Ss ST; y!S T;s ~ xss ss$s III sr i. n{sss;
no otS fneSs syy y ae hear a r"' g esssy
S SsTo an ca;e Enr' 's h y sorSrs 1Ssanef might e.
.s ssts;' md ~ ;'I:ess!set: !ts y y. sIxsn @ .usS
them, lnassacrod ,itan. tort,srsd thons,
snx ~ No onhs% " X. xo .Es. @ n ''1; n. "na 'no
wi,u might hnvo accomplished anything: but
% rn!,ed BY power rs the ,npns!rors position n
.S h ~ e kratsn4 nsf a y WnS,iva 81 n
h.Cm hasnade him typc, and model y ,tho
waa tue pitot upon which tho o'nachlnery, turned;
Sf ae s%cq s not thS stys Hf evf1 hS 9
|? ds m far i"rtae nS REe'S i
tnra,r" e.. ~ ~ III ,nEy nEv ~ M, ,Kn rc1n
, 1881-04-28
Du.L0S6 6I'EECtIt
Hptetdl Gable,

rnvnox .,rs9 Sptss@' ~ Gapte'
nn,orts s.oaa: sap'M H., SIGontsnensAAk on ar.
alf H. 1s'' 1M;1s,. ~ sae 1n.1rn1att uaSetto says:
ehanea ~ ~" - .isnI, s''ete ~ Foty Ittle
pas,,s.ne so ~ ''lc l.a''u o'1l getting through
curence -, mo,,,1u, an0 ~. ~ !1.se psusens 1ao oc.
ID 1resnd " u uIm.a' ,.ns a'a @isasttGus events
Yeakest ,,o,,,t T., ". a."ass peen ~ t!'"t tte
thu noss,lfI,t,, ~ =. NV ,., taont poe'nuh lluS ~
aIne ' n1na" IT, " ~. e'te!nns GU ? laree scalo
en.r,,1ant ytaeo ~ 1''e lnsesVa! Niofe a'o new
'rh,. s..t sa eoaid como into operation.
Is yery c"ss,: cin.s ,,.,. IL M. Dllloh = rlgit'
bic sbano ' 1Ron H. ,a., ns, al'a ~ very larhlda
bn.d NY " nt. pl1lo!, IN hls pam aaia
ertre,na,,.' ~ y. palI'us IT. aaya tnal me worst Is
bis ara in.iino,s Maots 10 eotao true. When peo-
pnrsss. '".a ,'., ~ tMl1lk tiaat tao now blll
thew sf,onIa "0an al olos THE LANDLORDS
onat1s mn monaut neu enoosns tae present ua1cas"
pressIne ea. ,nt ~. toI wholesale evtctiolls, aro
tetn n Fns'o, nos 1hly tehan1s' out on that sys-
profess s"1n " ~ BoyeFnment to which they
Meanwhile dos. w. ~ s4 n, Glsl9nIterestedly loyal;
broad warntnn 1ses 49, ~. ~. Ulions p'aln anu
81 fcoerc,n,. k us,.' S''o" ua1 what the opponents
would enab1a. "3' 's"''~~'@'ae's' oas ~
A Fy,v min . ,,,o.,>u
70 endanrer tha A,nn ~nn.,n hAaohonps aa ,
SpreIy Hernia o n,e,., m'sole peaeo OF lfeland'
prospact a, tsfa uas .,". neo W le lace OF such
tes 70 bear for tst tsn y. wo4!u nave beell pct
toefeon .v.. Ut =, time tho evils agasnst which
xo,se @ as,,a Mas s,n Intended than to provoke tho
, 1881-04-28

FilANRponT, ky., April s7.-'r. ". Ponrcc, tin
uor, got tntu q difficulty at Midway. Ky., last
night. and was shut by Jacob Williams, a fastn
hand. Poarco dsod at o'clock this morning. He
wns 4. prominent eltizcI. Odd.Felluw,. and
children. Williams undo Ills cacApq.
l.outav1LLE, KY. April s7.-CEhix NttehGtt.
colurcd, Votido0 practitioner, wls nsrestctt Ii
this city to-day. ohurKGtl with nntruKlnx RlrI
Ut II y0ars vt Frank fart. who t0i trtIt, tho Of
tccta. Tho penalty Of this lrlag Is dcath.
, 1881-04-28

ItrrLE Rock, Ark, April :7.-Jnmcs &. VIII
son. d bond fakir. wns convicted In tho Federal
Court to.dny Ut passtn9 buuds resembling United
States b01lds, anu obtaiutng money on them by
fraudulent representations. He will 10 sem
tcUuuIi o-morrow. Tic bunds wore delivered to
Wilson II. Smith several months ainea on a
traEn Ut tho 1ron Mountain itu'iroHt!. Smith
shortly alter discovered tho fraud and ARRESTED
tho scamp. by tho help ct Conductor Dulian, who
!cvotcd q conductors pnllch ut Wilson. Tho
!attcr, sn!stakinE It for 4 pistol. throw up hls
hatads and surrendered. lfo WIS bailcd by Ch!
cagu friends, but jumped Bis bnll and left. Il
wnon he wns 4Ercsleu BY Mnrshul Fal,lkl16urg,
af Newport. lte H. very tmpn.ltnt. and will
doubtless ket MI he deserves and tho law niows.
, 1881-04-28
GERMANY,
. may tfNttf f1I1i&H

r r,,,r,v rrIi ~ - ,liu.ut,1, Frcr, 1yt1
4.oal'oS' ApEt. a''-a u'spn8!t 1koia WIZ
ne1lilsllave''' uef,nan naYa! station IN ti'e
Nos1h sea, say: untuK alnl1giy plaes'ce
to+aay aooatu tao tfallhns'ah1p hats sl!el
burst wtll!e tne sun "as Iplng !oaaoa. Two
caaets eAa 1oaF sa'!o1H "oFe K!1!eu. nahe n'cn
setl"usly Ml0 t"o olueess aaa sesah Meh
b's11'is tulureu' .......
I"o ftAsT.cLAss sEAAtEa
1nlusea naSe sipco oleas
TIE slLYkE QUESTION.
uan11N, Apfll H.-Wlthout eYsllclng any
a!spos!t0h u aaop1 mixed standard, uer-
, 1881-04-28

Haroun Alrashd was aptcndtd In blu enter
tatnn.ehts, utAtintinE in his presents to his
ss.urtlsrs and nny nus wha.i tlo hnd Il motnon-
thG lnc lii gold piceos, aud shower Jewels atll
preoi0us Atnfs upon those whn uectMn pl!shu'l tho
Ut has yizur. Yahya lte Hxr1ncclic, thai he used.
whenuyer bs went Dut, to convey witRl him bugs
containing nuArly y pounds weight Ut silver
Gtlls ApIGc0 tu distribute tu Mny pUIr peOplU he
sutxht sHect; and the Caltph's lAvlsh mllnlHccncn
was not likely ~ bu inferior 70 Ills Minister'S,
, 1881-04-28

Spst@at UApa1sh to Tia Chicago 7ftbuns+
dENxvA, ILL.,, April a7.-Tto casa Ut tho People
VI. Charles 0tycns, Indicted for thu murder uf
the seducor OF hla sstor al Malta. H., III ls.7 "
now Oil trial In the Circuit Court tcrc, Jutge
lsano q. Wilson, 0r tho Appellate Court, ChI~
caKo, presiding. Tho case was brought hGre by
chauRo Ut venue from Do KMlb County, whcru
~ eoyerAi days. Tho prisoner i4 defcu,ted Dy
II. l.. Divine. ESQ.,, nt syrnmorc. anl tho cast
oxcitss mnoh interest. theru bc,nx larKo at-
tendance fton4 To kntb County,
, 1881-04-28

SuAsrA. Cal,, April :7.-rostesday Sheriff snl-
10y. Ut Trinity County, cama upou the snan who
robbua thu stagp In Shasta County on tho 18th
!nst. Thu rbhber refused to surrender, md t]row
ofaS no eS q tsa Roa dst
thu stnEo WRa found oil tic robbers pcEsUu.
, 1881-04-28

NEW pRovInEsuE, Ia, April T.-Durslars
broke julu thu post -Ol1lco 1t Enmaryo and uar-
fIetl tho sa1o out Ut doors Rnd blow 1t open, The
report Of tho explosion Arollsud tho postmastvr,
who nFuQ on tho robbers. and thoy ued, buol.
1,su
, 1881-04-28


ii,snsain's Mnte Wiley. Al nld tar namcd
higgins, wilo was Captain nf rarrn9ut's hRrRc.
tiorruw. @''
THE ronnrwoy cELEs'ttArtox
esrrtni t;,8u n tinycruniet,t yetsr II NJ. T..
r"nrt ~, ~ naht1nt, ~ fI,n seG ttsI vntr.i hr
tnkcn ~ II, New Y0rk. fjosioii. Philatlcphia,
ami hore for additional funds Il. be etp.tplcL
Virginia, within whose limits at 'cHst sTittu Is
i" eve s.ippjY i,or s'ssn i,1'ops viii iciits. asl
they Will lavo ii 10 tliarterctl at tho expense of
t''irshaso s t, ii M"t,at vcrpon wi:k !nn. r*ssed
by lalward 1svtrett and other Yankees. mil
placing j. Under tho co,tsnl Of q 4 oosr corpora-
r,iar.tsu.
e Err ,s,;yEs ssyE ; ia ; gssts ssss%s
iiut ti,cy cai, iih ;il,S to lnsri,cs il ID Glitter
thun play 10 sno these human buildings. whuss
nty. stanss sfs up viii %, wo
:s ',,,, whtpter. snapgor% % 'la1'eos ire ntouna ue
Cnnkitna, who resorts TO boxng IN tho bost WIZ
to ants,!sa TT and T. iIssh aud to concentra.o
hihfo,e anil aoW. bO no thllmps away every
roa,nx yet, ny, fg Mn ho'1r at F q ran sspened
md knnb. Sr sIisax N III arIne lint m nnasn.
nit s wo,lI oixt t 10 o txpioru X wtis % dissautts
Knifo. liz ,iso 10 ic.ight IN goiitnx soitio VIZ
frcuily stlrrli,t. lid tt,ot, 10 p,,t,sh thofn. f1
;ny io tbss bsSujicd tho iatt,iontcd Cbnn6jcr
'nto /" bout. and sooa, ~. ,,,,,..,.
ras ,ts}1!s;:as: a; ss!sS &c ts !sxs ans :* ges
attoswards ho calIoa aga!n et ConkllnR's win i
ynnnE inan sSidsntiyt1s f5nm M The s1ua.ry, and
sssst h IL @ e 81 &c .nss,sS eS
ss1ator @ !E9m NeW ork: Iunxan9 WGsGnarn,ed. '
Chandler snnkc n,out boxIijy, snd t,aso n knuw.
inw wink tp Conkilf,1, who invjicd shorn intn hls
gymnasium. and suggested 10 Do visilor that ho
tnn tnuk of Ills conf, put Of, tic b1xtnK. R,ovcs,
and soon Ind Conkilng aanclnY nr'and bin
litter blow wan wardcd oY, awKwardty Iii
ntIraItly. md tion thnrp catT,o ecr.,iar .m,E.
isxsF whIeh ,l,s Nsx lsrk s., ssH,'ior III, sousi Sot
10 iis fcct, Cot,kliur rushed anxrjly at biz u,-
ouent, bnt VIA snt abic to to,,cl, hitn, anJ II Il
chauar co'1la .san 1t ~ isscr' Sat Surst sog Ut
l'reo, wi,a w1s trhlnUi tor ts prise. rng, Iut il
sTysF 2S aaa xs,k ss'sf I'll: Is
tEeu tn latl1h u oI. lo hlIs mover invited any
onc to hox with him since.
h.. ,,oo ~,,tor o,,,nt ,,,r,ro t,,n mat .,,, ~
Kin. uarfsid wcT,t r1t Ia Nov York am Mnnfinv 70 70
pt,fcnase soa9 moT H. oarpe'a oa1 eartans' % sno
ifn@sn MA s'ti.t wns ;nrtf % ~ ocnn,;arw natss
~, nurtv wv rs f,nrts",i r,.,trne ~ ti,,,!. ~ M
present nj a RECEPTION uf tht, members Of tle
% eseni"s wiaa ia tbo q srase i1 I'D learned az paadis
called, mo, nftcr having t,aid their Respects
s9a thaS d sr 70
pasuo. $685..
m 1,nstcr mon,iav % nioht wa. u a n"c,,n,,rv .na
fashiunn1o faiIsiro, ~Hooicty, With t,at feW
, 1881-04-28

Tersona1-Tttc KIoncll family 11avc re-
turtlcsl from their winter quarters Rlld are sud-
tteGiy thrown into 4 State Of thu greatest np-
prchehsInn and CONSERVATION BY tho ADVERTISE
tne,lts uf luck s. l1nyner's "M0th Powder"
which Is sure death u nH fnaches.
, 1881-04-28

j. +. Weeks. Ek}, Tpwn Treasurer. st. Aibnns,
VT, snys, In letter tat4H Mny ~, 'lt works II
a charlN M my luby'S face at! h.lH. Cured the
head entirsly, and has nearly. cteaNcl tho face
OF Enrea. | hatt recommended It u several
And Dr. Plant has ordered 1t for thans."
, 1881-04-28

HENTENCED TO NE HANGED,
NRW HAVEN, Conn., April s7.-lamea smith
ha2 been aontoMoed to ba hanged btny 5, lBa.,
tor tho murder Of Policeman ua.,lsl ]. llsyes,
Ut Au$Qu!A, loc. q, 1RS4.
, 1881-04-28

Hnt..IsT3N, Atass., April y1-W. L. Paysoh,
builder aud contractor, lRta!y ot tho f,Em OF
Payson Il LIndIy, missing since eatunaay, is aI-
legged to b0 4 fnrRef to tho AmuAnt 0t $4,000,
uealles $hiY his liabilities are larxo.
, 1881-04-28

Natura! Scleltcu' At tlnrtfn cti,nun.
's'imy t,uya been cnunWe,t Nv tl,e
t'eoRrnp,tcul Society Ut 1}tul,c,I ft,r tl,e mis-.
sion. Tticy will 70 10 Nav Ynrk ont WnsI,.
fngtpt,, at,d tflct,co to sn,, francisco. whence
tiny. will start fur tlmIr destination. The
"details Of The expedition nre still ttc,nnttcrt
upon different circumstances, principally OIL
tho chances of i'ntEfng suitable vessul from
San francisco. Tllctr cllet obIect will DO
Il THOROUGH Kxi.tt,i.ArioN
Of the TclInktc'!e Peninsula, OIL tho Siberian
side Ut iiei,rne's Struts, wlcra Nordcn-
skl0it, III tl,a Vega, l,assed the wIatar Of
1S'S-fM Thon they wi!i inake n prolonged
stay on, tho cuusts atM VISIT the
,wtil n,ats "n,,,,,r.i."ms,a% w ,.1'a",a,is. m
WI WI h'"he tontplenohslse ct"l'oioR'cat.
zooW8'ca'' ana, botanical stttdtes' and Will
prsunrs sr e"!tlons s in these regions n't In
,,arr.l mn, hayn t,u,,u,,c1 thon'xa,y"s in nvnrv
r"svn,. ~. IT. t.a '.s.1a'. T. m ~ uset
.sn%ss a s.,a !ou,rss. "c', ~ ~ w aoo"s
t.; ysaf.s aafa!lon' lney i'a'e pse,a furnished
ties, md prol, Nol,lonskiJld has uresuntcd
''s''' WIN u..,....
cuMFLhfh DICTIONARY
been suppllc.! witt, lrltors from tic forelgn
g"ses' a'sneu ~ ltucu a., n.s.l'A.ch' ' ~ t!'o
Cons,,ls Mt Nav York and San Fra,,ctsco a,ul
itfstobe hopft tint tin American, f,oyrrn,nrnt
,nnv rrot,t than, nossovo m li,a Mare a,,It
~; $500 A.. Ut a|.o =" ..s 4M!.e a'"t
lielet'' OF ti'o coFwl' Ws'en aai'inE t''s sttnt.
rlar for Behring's Strnlts. Tllo entire Gust Of
Ile expeultton &l5,o0N 'hafKs) Will bo paid by
tho Dreillen Geographical Soeloty.
nnAprAuolt's CASE.
n fhd lpsstfrtt Aesottatsd fsTrst
a., ,ost ,Ia-,,t -. ,.,s' ot .t,. s"n ~.
,,.i r.,n..e,,,,, ~, ,ko a..,.,, T.. T., ......, -
NJ 1,ra.,amc,,s nos. Mr f:,o,ts,an" ls. 49, ~
, 1881-04-28

Fred Nnhrcr. Esq Cnshier Stock f3rnwcrs' M
aoua! 't!nnk, puobil. Colorado. wFlteA: ~ Htt,
~ we'll pteAse1 wilt !ts effects ptt my hAhy TINT
1cannot a1fnr1t to h0 wkthu1t L. III nly house. 1t
s wUlcsfut alrc, alit1 1T iS bn,liid tn lt.cnma
very popultlr NJ soon aa its vriuos nru known t0
tho mA3ka3,h ~- -..
, 1881-04-28

4 complete At,*prtsas1llt 0f M1t works
on Homeopathy over published IN Enxiist, s,r
German Ii krpt In athck ut llerfckc s Thfcls
Homeopathic lhurtnAcY. ut u CLARK street..
, 1881-04-28

Stntcs, Sweden, and 1inss!a. Ile complained
TINT no answer ut any kind |la,l been IT.
ccived FROM tt,cse Powers fur two years with
regar1 to tho prVtWs!tIO,,.
, 1881-04-28

Go to ~ Tho Standard - for your Cloths
ing. l.. IlachnAn. lJj Sottth Cfurk etrttt.
, 1881-04-28

Char. Enyre 1Itnklct Jersey City 14ctyhtd, N. j..
writes: My soil. 4 !Hd OF Il years. wls COM
r1alciy curel nf il terrible caso ot RGxemn t,y
tho Euticurn Remedies. Fr1n the tnp of his
head to tho sotcs at tts fect WIS one nlA4s 0G
trabs. Every other remedy nnd physicians 4aA
tcpn tried In yhju,s
, 1881-04-28

DEATH OF AN EMINENT MAN.
PARIS, April 27.-EnIlo do Gtrardln L
dead,
, 1881-04-28

0H0ut.
THE pouLp soJEr. noYs
o1 the Nationa! lsaes gavo q ha!t o. Wednesday
syeT sns h ao vi 81 tso .s S 's h
aud 1old OF tho Light !ntantry. aud tho blla and
goll OF the rsnulnr ul'ieors uniforms presented
wsll viii tho ecgans eossnles worn by inany Of
tha ladlos; Tho T. tnildnS M % on fpsnnsy!vanla nye.
netass a II 5 sSc Sstsss
BIT. 0E0i.uEs DAY
was duly celebrntod lust ntght by the Ct:
uoUrgo's Society, hut nonu Ut tho numbers Ut
Tho Urltsh Lcguuon wcr0 present, and nearly
~ Of tho speeches wura nude by Yankeos.
tSs sss4fs 49sYat!@:
tho chisno. ringer, formerly Of Chicago. 10 lead.
ing son ot st George. Sonv e.,od songs were
9auat to tho ,A!t.aad. .'ait. yos know," tho evoa,
Ing pAssc1 OF very plcasansly,
THE LITERARY SOCIETY
!uot la.t night Ut tho house Of Mr. Hpetford, tho
Jass.se Drake, 1t tho Court q Cla!u.s. and liz.
Anna u. lrlsh road essaYs, which wero wall ~.
9GsS roS oP sho M Gsart us nyor
Ct tho pay DepartnSnti fr9r. Iii!yaru. pf the
E1st Mr. ntSs: taS Mr.
dOst% o,l cspisol ii'li. Mr: SeoTe:d j. hssiy
MS:t IL S e i soaaa q s's Sssa ees Il:
cd, II It 10 possi1lu.
THE lknIAN LOBBY >,
circulated gratis Inst WIutvr 1lrs. Hunts "Cou-
tury OF Dishonar," at,d sho has t.0w published i
.cc0nd romance, which lAlr1lorts to have boon
writtun BY kl!h't9,,Xt@,ot @ y9t.aK lHa:4n woman,
"Flouxhed Undor." Il falls TO v1uvtnoo Tho
reader with sense Of II reAilty, and Will not. on
the w4o!o, advance tho !rtcrosts Of ~ the Poncn9
trieuds." who h4sa peuantary lntarcsts at stake.
NlsrlSuuIsiIED vlB1ToIB.
Gov. John q. Ffo.nont, ne Arizona, ls horo,
win h!s wlfo. asking ta ho rotated into tbo
u,iaslpu to bcxcs,. but 1t y saId that tnt pos,-
ton bus bccn promised tn John huaARll Young,
xhu IL also hero. Thu II1n John A. Kasson tRa
returned from vIenna. aud commenced hiR cAu..
paKn for tho BpoAkcrthtp with worry fair prps-
pcots Ut alccuss Tho llon. j6Ee Hack Il hpte, AZ
Jor!al and frollcsono ~ youuGster OF QUO.
Rtld-t~unty,
A3iCsE1fESTH.
Tho new comic opera. "Illleo Taylor" has
been successfully y. uucotl 4uru, and although
people say theru Ii n"thing lA It thoy roar over
tla Old ballad nnl uI.plnHI ugary chorus, 4
musical prodigy. Little Cert1Re," delighted tho
chttfreh Wllu ncar,l her, INCLUDING the young
0ArtelJs. but 81" vii! hardly rival Mary Mus
ylckes Or K4te H. :eu>sn. Suspral good III 4s.ea!
performances aro ulllouhcetl. al,d sAlvlui Il to
pIAy hGgf '".t NACohykEA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15

I no new wheat or oats have sppe ,red on the
market a. yet.
Hides and wool are as previously reported.
Concerning the New York wool market. the
Commercial Bulletin Of the Sth inst. says:
The supplies In hard are not difficult to
reach when buyers make full. prompt bids,
aud holders, as a rule, incline to keep stccAs In
motion. Desirable pare Is. however, are
down to comparatively small compass ana
under very coed control, with owners refrain
ing from any special effort to realize. while In
a few instances there Is partial withdrawal
OF san pies In expectation that somewhat
better bids will be secured. In fact, the
market shows an undoubted tendency to
strengthen, and interest in the situation daily
increases, as the influence upon the new clips
10 q liza ter of serious importance. Thus lar
both the dealer and manufacturer have held
themselves within conservative bounds. and
fe their way very carefully on the southern,
south western, and such of the western clips as
may have come under negotiation, but ac-
cordlns to all accounts have found the Il cling
at primary points quite on the buoyant order,
with prices gradually hardening, Even where
tie views of rowers have appeared easy
enous h 10 lead to attempts to secure stock,
the local dealers ard spectators have stepped
in and Overbid buyers FRI IN the cOnsumptlve
points and to this, In the main, may be at
irbnted tina stilening cost of Georgia, Ken
lucky ana Ohio woods. Actual purchases, how
ever, have been comparatively small ana 1T
Is hoped that the eastern buyers VIII be en-
abled 10 hold ont until they are met at least
half way on the value Of the new clip. For
eign woods are generally held with quite a
showing of steadiness, aud meeting with some
demand, Tho ugh heavy blacks are not wanted
at the moment
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
COMMERCIAL,
TUESDAY EVENING, |
IA N K

The mercantile trade of the city was fairly
active to-day. Quite number Of farmers
and country merchants were circulating
among the business houses, and nearly all Of
them made purchases Several farmers say
that the cotton worm has made its appear
ance in ti.is and adjoining counties, and that
considerable damage is being done, From the
information CLEANED 1t is not thought these
pestiferous worms are general. but merely In
spots here and there. The present excessive
warm and dry weather will, however, make
short work of his wormshlp, Inexperienced
farmers say, and not much therefore is to q
feared from them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-15
Dry Goods.

B">iness is very quite 10 dry goods. There
Is now NO doubt but the fall trade will be good
enough to meet the demand, and the market
kept ina healthy condit Ion. 1t is probable
another slight advance may be made on all
makes of pain aud colored cottons that were
unduly depressed Piques, prints, ginghams,
lawns and other wash fabrics are in fair job
bing distribution at current quotations.
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Building Material.

BRyCK-At the kilns TO W
sroNE-At the Dallas quarries 70 per cubic
foot. II for foundation, l6 for wall, and 25 70
dressed front.
LUMBxn-Native rough pine 500 per thousand
Dressed on one side, s22 80; Flooring, tongu.
and grooved, SIS: Dressed weatherbosrding,
S1S to $40.
sHINaLRs-Cypress, IS per thousand; Native
pine, sap, -; do heart, "a 30.
LArHs-eS 90 at "a per thousand.
CEMENT Rosepdale, ~ 30; Louisville
So 30; Portland, So so.
PLASTER rPARIs-Per barrel, "a at "a so.
AAIR-Pe pound. TIC.
CEMENT FLUEs IS inch, 81 cents; inch, Al
cents; 8 inch ceiling joint, 81; 8 inch cap, SOC;
inch ceiling joint, 81 Is; inch cap do, Doc.
DRAIN PIPES inch, l6c per foot; Ainch
zoe; inch, SIC; inoh, 400; Sinch, Soc.
MIXED PA1NTs-Ready for use and all colors
81 IS per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-COopered,. 2per nbl., bulk, 81 50.
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We make the following quotations.:
ORANGES Sicily, per box, So 00@5 so.
LKMoNs-sicily per box, "a 25d4 so.
EUTs- Almonds 25 per pound: Bra2
none; chestnuts, imported 20, italian
25; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6h; cocoanutS
per hundred $6 80.
FIGs-In rs Id boxes. per lb, 10.
POP CoRN-Prize packages, per half gross,
s225.
RAIsINs-LOndon layer, new, per box, $8 20;
layer, new, per box, 81 20,
BANANAs-Per bunch,2 80 to 4 SO.
POTAToEs-Old per- bu, in sack, sl.40i new
17jI
DArKs-In trails, per lb, Sc.
CUnRANTs-7la@SKc..
PRUNKs-9c.
PEcANs-Per lb,7 retail; per bushel, loose
81, 81 Is to 81 %; sacked 81 80, 81 rs.
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EuOo1e &hoAo ~ AoJs
HLouR = We quote City Milis fron ..old
wheat - follow: .xx. 1%o. XXX. % 60.
xxXX,s 80; Choice, Is O5; family, none.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt % 30; XIX, q 81
xXXX2 so Fancy. S.l6 to S26; Patent, 800.
RYl-Scsrce. We quote per Dbl. ss.
BARLEY-Scarce; good demand, SOC.
BRAN-We quote at 81.
GuNNY BAas-Seoond hand In good order, s
cents q piece.
CORN hEAL-Hsr cwt, lis.
OATs-40 In store, Inferior s5@37.
WHEAT. No old, quiet. We quote zoe.
CoRN-32 to 50 cents, loose ear
HAY-Prairia loose from wagon, es'r s'l FER
ton; Nillett. do, 30 to Sill. From sto.s. "a. rie,
bsled sl8 ser ton; Prairie baled In car lots,
GIG per ton free on boald.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
Il 50; chopped barley, per loo hounds. 81 rs
rushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 500
sorn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC; Ora
cream meal, 81 50; fine bolted meal, per
bushel, soc. hOminy, per 100 pounds, $40
grits, per 100 pounds. " rs; corn flour, Per loo
Dounda. ~,
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Miscellaneous aroccrs' STOCK.

RICx-Wholesale 6x to7k.
sALr.In barrel, 90. 80. TO $50 Liverpool In
CpAcxxps- Soda, xxx, ~; XXX, 8
Trade Mark,sh, Cream 10Y, Gineer Snaps &c X
to II. Cream lilo
Soar Olive. tkc. perpoundi BlueIndis. ox
to6hi sat,pat. $40. to $50. Eureka Man
s; Extra Olive, ~ oents per pound.
DRANs-ih to6c. per pound.
CAapLss',Star, full VT lito lix.
CnRxsR--None In market.
HoMINY AND GRlTs-s5S5S5. 25 per barrel.
BAUER KpAuT For half barrel Is to = 81,
DRIED PKAoHKs.-unpeeled &c, -SHpeeled IL
per pound.
KITCHEN QUEEN BAKING PONDER
s ID cans 50; 3 10 cans So; Id cans per dozen
III 70; H. ID cans per dozen 81 Is; ii 10 cans
per dozen 15c. Bulk per ID lSa.
= GOAL QtL-Bel0w are revised quotations; ITO
deg. y. test: In barrels Is cents; cases, a. 90
CLorurs PiSs-aolmd. c6ci spring, 100 per
MlAsus.s-x bushsl, Iron bound, $3.50 DOR
dozen, two-hoop pals, - 10, three hoop, % 80.
TuBs-Three nest, " .306nS2 50; eight nest
S;E, MOL, % 30 per dozen; Ne. ., $3.50, No.
w wA:ss sS.:, nssi zinc. $780, Now
W.LI BUCxIrs-Sl. $685. 80 nor dozen.
PowpnH,ss.ss Per key q Is pounds, lsk do
YES ~ do, $50 blsssing kegs, no
snSsrDsop sss to- y n, buck
$50, kits, ls pounds. III No 'srrels, 81.
CANDY-Stick, Is 10 lio. Z pound. Fancy, Is
10 csc.
Concentrated, t2.7Ha 1900
korn-Sisal, Y In. basil, l0ko, cotton, ,g@sOc
xINEaAn--Per gallon, 2O@SOc. "A pple, aoc. toSi
WRArPIra PArHR-Rag and Straw (5c, 900.
SrARcU-tk@4kc.
Jues-ws quote IL to 10 cents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks II to u cents per gallon for
glazed. ~'
BEEswAx--lbto 100 per ID.
TALLow--in barrel, *, IN cake. 90 por ID.
Scrap Iron.
Cast, 80 cents per hundred, stove, 20 ccnts
wrought, 30 10 90 cents per hundred, brass,
- per hundreds copper, ~ per hundred, sinc
and lead, u per hundred.
Fish.and Oysters.
vtsH-lako. per ID.
OrsrnRs-psr can % csnts for Baltimore.
Nattagordas, O. for Dervick bav
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Cattle.

Receipts Of srass.fed stock at the va, ds We're
quite liberal to-day, and they were all in fine
condition. Under the influence of an album
dant supply to meet the demand, prices are
lower, ranging from SIS to s2a.
Sheep are in good supply at quotations.
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ALCouoL-S2.3 5 to 81 40 per gallon.
WHIsKY-Sweet mash, 81 .25@5A 80; Boul
mash, 81 .60@$5, according@age.
WINRs-C laret in case, So lb@S4; Cataw bs
per gallon, 81 .l0N$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 @
f8 Sherry, per gallon, 81 .z0@S3; Madeira, per
gallon, S1.60@S5; White wine, In cases, 81 .2s
Oslo.
CHAMPAsNE-Cooks, In baskets, $l8GnS2O
Heidsieck, In basket, 1928; Krug, In basket 827
Domestic champagne, Sl0@l6.
ALR-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 .l5@s2 80; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2@1e2 so.
BOTTLE BEER-St. Louis quarts So, lpints
sl2 ~, Budwiser, Sl2. pints Sl3 90.