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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-04
NEW ORLEANS October S.-ouot"tions for flu


The market in this city was quiet and receipts
light Wheat and oats are without change In
prices Corn owing IN the bad condition OF the
roads, md the demand for home consumption,
advanced abOut five cents, and We now quote old
at 7j9S
In Chicago wheat for November opened at
M and closed nj l.lGS, au advance u two
and thrco'fourth cents since Saturday. Corn
opened at 7iA and closed NJ 75s. II closed on
Saturday at7i Oats opened nj ~. and closed
nj the same figure. They were dun during the
day, although the advance was "a cent aud scycn.
eighths over Saturdays quotations.
MONEY MATTERS
We have no change tn note either III this city
or In other markets
In New York stocks closed weak We give
telegraph quotations OF II fOw tO show the genor.
al condition OF the market st. Paul opened at
llk and closed nj l0s, being II decline OF
tive'cighths Western Union advanced TIRES
fourths OF cent. and closed AT 1914 Union
Pacific opened at lls's aud closed at lSS b..
ing one-Quarter OF. Delaware, Lackawanna Il
Western opened at 26S and closci Mt 26',,
M advance of Onehalf
Pork opened In Chicago ut 10 IN and closed
At 10, 81, an advance Of twenty -four aud quar-.
ter cents
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Woman.
uER HEALTH ANp LITB

Depend more on the regularity Of her mems
trual functions than on any or all causes com.
bined An actual or living death il the
inevitable result Of arrangement Of II function
which makes woman what she il in every re.
spect and especially in her mental and bodily
constitution. Hence immediate relief from such
arrangement is the only safeguard from wreck
and ruin. IN all cares Of stoppsgo, delay, or
other irregularity " tho 'Coursc-' Or. J. Brad.
fields Female Regulator IA the only sure remedy.
proving the blood and determining directly to
the organs OF menstruanOn. II IL scientific
prescription and the most Intelligent physicians
use II. Prepared by Or j. Bradneld, Atlanta,
Georgia Price, trial sire Tic; large size, 81 %.
For sale by all druggists.
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Leather, Etc.

SoLK LEATHER OAK-So /, S9G-sf No 4 80
u.
HruLocK-Best buffalo slaughter sl&el good
- do good No. 2 - good damaged, y.
OAK HAESI-s LSATHEE- No !, S@SSc; DO NO
$50
HBSLoCE-Prime, No. 90 good, ~ do 80. >, "
FRENCH CALPsKiI-sl ~ Va w. according u
quality.
PHnApBirHiA CALWKIs-HO. J, 81 10 u ~
do No. 2 81 To 10
PHILADELPHIA KRIS No. l, Sc Ia 81, dccoT'
ding Ia weight
sHagP sElSs-Toppiug XXX pcT doG slo ~
Linings white, ~ rus.eis, 64ss.
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CoPYRn- common, lS,segTic; fair, liQIjc;
choice, 10 Ia l5S; Laguyra, Il Ia 1874; Java, 2sh
@S0'sc
TBAs-lmperlal, 5O@Gr; Young Tyson, 10000;
Oolong bdGO. Japan, 6DgG5c
sCGARS-Mc quote Powdered l2Ac; crushed,
l2'sc; graduated, llAC; standard A, IN; extra,
G loA Louisiana white clarified, II Ia M yol'
low, clarified, II Ia Ike; choice, lo; prime,
9Sc fair giAc
AoIGssEs- Louisiana choice, a.; prime Sc;
fair 10 good none In market
PQr4roEs-S3 7jG,! - per barrel, and 81 7oper
bushc
SWEET PorAroEs-s2 per bushcl
OSioSs-ei 7jer6 per barrel.
ArPLIs-3 5OG4 10 per barrel
RlcE-NhOlcsale, ~ tO6A.
SALI-ln barrel, ~ ~ Liverpool in sacks 81 70
OIL 81
CRACKERS Soda, X. ~; Xxx, ~, xxx, 10;
cream, lla; ginger snaps IN.
SoAr-Oliye, 81 per box; blue India, y ID.
bars 81 Is per box; y 10. bars 81 70 per box; III
bars q Is per box. Eureka Soap, e. 81. Cy'
clone, 81 Is.
BRANs-7 Ia Ike per pound.
CASDLEs-Star full weight, II 10 l5c.
CHBEsH-likMlic
HoNiSY AND GRIrs-es To 6 20 per barrel
DRIED ArPLRs-Sls6 100,
pmED PEAclIEs-unpcelcd, SCDS1.c; peeled llC
per pound.
PlcKLRs- all jO@l2 per barrel half barrels
81; Arm.
COAL Oil.-Bclow are revised quotations;
ITO deg. per fire test In barrels, liz, in cases
81.
CLOTHES PINS Round, G5c, spring, 81 per box
MsAsCBEs--], hushel iron bound q 10 pei
dozen. two-hoop pals s. 10. three.hoop, g. So
TuBs-Threc nest, S. S062 dN eight nest s. 70
No |, 80 20 per dozen; No. > ~ 20; No 3, 80
WASH BoAGDs-Wood, 81 50; zine, 70; New
| Ern. s. 50d2 TO-
WE'LL BucKRrs-si 25dbi 30 per dozen.
Powpgt-eG e. per kyS OF q pounds; l9h, dc
W 5S Ga do vi 20 blasting kegs, 81 %
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Madame LeCompte, French modisto.
has opened an establishment at 5,S Main
street, where che is displaying All elegant
assortment Of ladies and childrens goods,
imported direct from Paris, to which she
wishes the attention Of the ladies' of Dallas.
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pKlsrs--Frcpman's 81; Anoonia, 81; Glous,cr,
a.; BRISTOL 6, Greenwich, 8; Peabody, solid 6;
Lodi fancy, 81, Harmony 5S; spraguc, g; Ham
ilton ~; Cochero, oS; Allen T.
PtNR BROWN DoSRsrlc-Ccntral bS; Gilcoa,
:. Busy Rec, !; Continental, g. Pocahontas !;
Cedar Falls *; Grccnbricr, ~; Atlantic IN;
Rockingham. 81; New Hartford X, q; Hamlet
MIL ~: Boston, 90, g. Linnwood, W
Commonwealth, o, 81; Morning Star. ~; Fruit
Loom, lo.; standard. 10, Chapman X, M Al
toona or; Elmdalc 6S; Sonora o. Signal II. bH;
Just out ~; fairmount A, os
HRAvY brown noNEsTlcS,Pi'lsneld ~; Az
rusta, g. Rocky Mountain. X; old Dominion.
a.; Agawan I, az; COllingwood, ~; star OF
the west, 81; Princeton, ~; Indian Orchard, ~;
Park A g. Buckevc, 8S; Cabot W, IN Lyman I,
auprrlyG-Lancaster, o.; &c; Monadnock,
,a.i. W Androscoggin, "a, az; Androscog'
cir. iO.r. Si Lancaster, 10. = bloachod, ~ Low
All, 10. , hlcached, as sullivan ION bleached.
e, Monadnock; %, NS; Monadnotk, 10. ~, y.
CorroS FlASsRls-Amoskca AAA. &c; 10
nm hlcachrd Ia Uugcnot =, s. do bleaChod v
Hamilton xF, brown, 10; do Y, blcsched IL
Lawrence. PIP, brown, Q, Fremont d h. IN;
lick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ny; Easion, TO- Wos!,
orn s.atcs 81; American, w ~ "o 'A'' W.
Sheridan SYa 81; Mechanic $40, , Al,
7' ns,iIs%poot s. suffolk, s., Adriatic, eh;
'S TSl,cyxsiSNclNNArkwriyht il Amoskcag AGA w;
Hamilton d. ~ L,mwood, ~; Ocean SSneNet
City, 9s; Mctham A. ~ YORK VA ''"'A
pr I'm osS AprRas- Ottawa 81; georgia; ~
Magnolia III atlanta, s. Tidal Wave u Delta
cmKyiofsSBcrtshirc Az, II; Monitor y BON
hay. M Langley, TO- Longs best 10 h''s"' on
n9 UnrYos M brrSx-Arkwright fancy 10; stark
,,sy itL. nesr Duck Sok, 7ss, folhemss MIL
io,; Mon,aut "A, rs; Kirfwood' 10 -
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MInce md Liaaofs.

Alcoholic So Per gal
WmsKY-Recdhed, 81 1901 50, as pr provt
sour mash one year old, o. Ts 'wu years odd,
81 q, three years old. - -, iSnVy extra old
whisky, etG5 az per aae
WISEs-Clarel, in case, k,A ,.or quality; ca
tawba 81 l0sl 50, Port per gal 9 n IS. sherry,
per gal, 81 ZOOS Madeira, Pc, -. $. sbss white
wine in cases, 81 2bal0
CHANrA6SE-Cooks In baskets Ss9sQ Held
, alex, in basket, Sg782t. Hulg IN basket S21a2s,
Domestic champagne, e7d,l4
ALR-StOck As per d,S. ~ lasgl p Porter
per don, e. l56g2 -
BOrrlE BERE-SL Louis quarts, Sl2 pints sl2 <
/ Budwescr, own size, Sl2 pinp SIS .
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For Sale.

My residence and stock Of drugs, situated
in the town of Hearns, worth Respectively
about $lNO and sl0m feel that can
make it to the interest Of u competent ply.
stefan, with social abilities TO satisfy the do
mands Of our intelligent people, Wishing to
engage in q profitable practice with the drug
trade combined, a. apply to me in person at
once. A. |. FOLSOM,
Hoarnc, Texas.
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CATTLE-Four years, Slsoo22; three year. sl4t8
II, two years, Sgnl2 10; one year, sac
Barn cows Sl2 t0Als; stOckers Sl2G2I m,,"h
cows and calves Sl5o62j; sprngcrs, Sls@9S
HoRsH-lonics sl0ta0. farm stock, $4,000,
harness livery, S5@l3E fancy harness, sl25ep
l75; harness spans, S}5OG5O0.
MuLEs-Small, 1906 medium, S7jGl0o, eStru
drlught sloO6el5O
HoGs-Nune on the market and In demand
MUTTON 5uEvI-They are quOtablo at g. So,
81 per head Per weight "a as per pound.
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Professor Georges dancing class will
meet ny follows; Friday and Saturday
evenings and nights Ladies', misses and
masters from 4 to o p. M; gents, same
nights, from \ to 10 O'clock. Tuition for
gentlsmcn's class, $40 per month; ladies,
s. Number ~ lessons, twelve. General
patronage solicited W. \. GruRGE.
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Good Reasons for the DOctor,s Faith

MONROE Ga, March q, 1850
We hayefOr twelve months been prescribing
"Sviits Syphilitic Specific In the treatment of
syphilis, andfnany other diseases for which II
IL recommended and the ,rcsults have been
most satisfactory, not having seen disappointed
IN single distance. We think, for all diseases
it il recommended 10 cure IL stands without n
peer, and thit all the medical profession, viii,
sooner or lqter, be forced TO acknowledge ivin
the treatment OF Syphilis, asa sine qua non
\, l.. GALLOWAY, NJ. n
4 j. 7. ROBINSON, NJ. D.
NTLASrA, CA May.22 1879.
One Of our workmen had n bad ease Of gvnh.
Ills of five years standing, and was cured en-
urely with "srifts Syphiliuc Specific"
wv K & r. W. HOOPER.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Proprietors Atlanta Ga
sold by AL druggists. Call for II copy OF
Young Mems Friend" no 81
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FIsu-Red, sheophead and trout, l2Sc; New
Orleans red snapper, Ia, Spanish mscforel DC.
OIsrKRs- Baltimore, per can XXX, Soc; nedi'
wick's bay, IL 20 per hundred.
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Leon Kahn has received full line of
misses, boys and children's school shoes,
every pair fully warranted. They are the
very thing for the youngsters for good wear
and comfort OH Elm street,
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Madame LeCompte, French milliner,
has arrived from Paris with the most ele-
CANT line Of goods that has been seen in this
city, and bogs tho ladies 20 come and exam
inc her goods before purchasing elsewhere.
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New Goods Only.
Ladies underwear and fancy goods at
| Baumans, 70d Elm street
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sMAFrs--s<tss poles, sqais por dos.
BudGigs-Grade i and spring top sSo1iun do
opcn, Tonso 90 side springs, top, sio0coisS 10
side spring, sl<O@ac0 do phaetons slso1D1oo
lump sent hugRics, sl7S@2'6; platform springs,
sllvgiAI, three epflag wagons, Ss0lll5
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Molasscs barrels. 81 10 halfbauols, 81 %; kegs
Tjc; sugar barrels, s.; halfbarrels, g. hoop poles
per !, 90, sl2
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Go and visit the only exclusive boot and
shoe store in Dallas, where you can buy for
less money than anywhere else-Owens ;, sos
Elm street
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illustrated Marriage Guide. 30 pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 20 cents; same in paper covers,
Is cents; Manhood 10 cents Womanhood 10
cents; pamphlet, cents, securely sealed, by
mail, Send money or postage stamps Dr.
WHITTIER the great specialist, 6I7 ST. Charles
street St LOUIS, No.
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~ 80, ~ SO, ~ so,

We will sell you a good aud genuine Ia.
dies pebb button boot, Philadelphia Gus.
tom work, every pair warranted 10 give sal,
isfaction' or money refunded for AZ 20.
Misses and childrcn's in proportion. Call
soon and examine item 1T Leon Kahn's,
Goa Elm strtcet,
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CoAL--Iniian nation % per ton, delivered,
CoKR-toc per barrel.
Woop-Oak, hickory and 0sh, 81 ~ to % Is
per cord sawed stove wood IA retailing at the
rates Of "a 10 10 per cord.
CHARDAL-o5 cents per barrel
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The leading styles Of stiff, fur, silk and
Stetson's fine, soft hats, in all styles and COL
ors TO be found At Leon Khan's hat and shoe
store, 0i Elm street.
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Dry flint "a rounds and upward, l0Ql2Tc;
dry kips l0dllc; vet sgltcd, IA ~ green butch,
er hides, 81 az; all damaged, >tor dry, halt
price; deer skins, o. sheep skim T1m 2i@Sa
each
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Ak f. Mittcuthal will sell you cloaks and
dolmans by Is per cent. cheaper than any
house in Dallas They had them maputaC-
turcd themselves this season.
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90 10, e3 10, as rs.

Tho above sum will get you pair Of good.
heavy calf shoes. The celebrated BLACK
Crook shoe, especially intended for outdoor
work. Every pair Is nilly warranted and
satisfaction guaranteed. The place il at
Leon Kahn's, GOA Film street.
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Five hundred cloaks and dolmans at sur
prsing low figures. Don't fail TO come and
zee them at +. II e. Mittcntal's.
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Send postal card to Loudon, and he will
coll for your cast-oif clothing.
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To have your fine Watches and jewelry rc.
paired, 20 to l.. H. Curtis. no Gl0 Main
street.
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Oui elegant line Of trimmed and untriln.
med bonnets and hats are unsurpa.ecd IN
the state, at Bauman's old stand I08 Elm
street,
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OHcxFKs-we quote at S. 2jd2 u per dozen;
turkeys, NG67jc. prairie chickens, 81 per dozen;
quail. 81 d per dozen Wild turkeys, 81 20Gbl %;
rabbits, 1ic per dozen; squirrels, lie per dozen;
ducks, large, Ok small, 81 ~; vcnison, G@6y.c
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Scrap Iron.

Cast 81 per hundred; stove, eS cents wrough,
soc TO a. per hundred BRASS Is to $40 por hun.
i-ci corner, $40 70 I. 70 per hundrei s,rc ana
cod, a per hundred
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COnQuerOr of ALI
DIR. Woods Favorita
The Great English Remedy.

II n never. failing Cure
for nervous debility.
exhausted vitality, sem
inal weakness. spcrma,
Nrrhpa, LOST MAN,
HOOD, impotency, par.
slysis, and all the terri,
lblc effects of sclEabusa,
youthful follics and ex,
|ccssos Of maturcr years
such as loss of mem.
|ory, lassitudc, nocturnal
emission, aversion of so.
|ciety, diinness of vision,
noises in the head. Tho
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Neck Wear, Leading Novelties.
In colors and styles at Bauman's, 706 Elm
street
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Ladies' and ehildren's shoes speciality
at H.. s. Ovens cash boot aud shoe house
800 Elm street
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BAcoN-Long clear sides lSS; short clear, lSS;
breakfast baron, l5c.
DRY SALT-Long clear sides IN; short clear,
IL.
HAMs-Canvasscd lila@l5c,
LARD-Ticrc l3S 10 ltc half-barrel li& IA
l4'.c; pals Ia 10 lbs, l6A; 3 lbs nj l5is,
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Collars and cuffs lausdrcd equal 10 new
at three cents each at City Steam Laundry
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For watches, clocks and jewelry, go to the
new jcwclry store, No, gl0 Main street.
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Douglas Bros, merchant tNilors CO.. Main
street
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&C. r.. l..
Prescriptions Free.

For the speedy cure Of spermatorrhua. Sexual
Debility and lmpotcncy most druggists have
the medicines. We wish TO stop this c,irse OF
civilization. Address, ST. Louis Curative lnsu
Louis, Mo- We
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Wanted, 100 90 pounds ufwool, for which
the highest price will be paid, at my house
on Camp street. r. BgNSRrr,
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Poultry and Game.

EGGs- Scarc, 10 per dozen.
BUTTER Northern 25G27, Texas, 4O,D3jc.
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business snddrcss suitinrs IN great variety
a, Douglas Bros
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DALLAS PRICE, CURRENT.
Flour, Drain and Hay.

LLouR-wc quote city Mills as follows xxx
81 ~ xxx. 40 extra 81 ~
lmportcd TX, per cwL s. ,; XXX, s. 20
xxx, 81 10 choi,S family, 81 ~ Ia - w. fancy
~ 20 tu 81 Is
RNE-scsrcc We quote per bushel, ao69i 10
BLgLuY-SCRpo. Good demand, 81 90
BpAS--wc quote At mills, sidti 10 In store
sacks 81 10
CoRSNrAI-per bushcl, 81 -,
OArs--in bulk, 5000.
wnHAr-si apetl 70, rs per gradN Nicaragua
NOts1c.
CoRN--Old In ear, 1i6ISor now, IN car, itt07Sc.
HAY--prAiric, Loose from wagon, ~ to o. pei
ton; Mlllet none on inGglvL Prom ~ lrcs, ptai
rlc, baled, SIS per ton; prairie balri IN ear lots
sl3 per to;i, free on board.
We quote Chopped com, per 100 pounds, "a ~
chopped corn and oats, per 100 lounds, o. -
chopped barley, per I've pounds, u -; crushed
per ica pounds, ,Sc, Graham r",r, pcr ios
pounds 81 10; urcam mvsl, 81 TO- Anc holtop
meal per bushel, u ~; hominy, per 100 pounds
POUNDS. e. 20
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Seeds.

GutNAS Mliirr-wc quote none IN the market
SaIder, 90 lor paper, retail. Wholesale IN t.
ec per paper
CofroS-At the oil mill, i,xc per bushel.
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MEDICAL.
RECORDS
VITAL RESTORATIVE,
Gives New Life to Wasted
Manhood.

Its Cures have heen Marvellous Price, per box of
100 pills, $40 100 pills, 81. Sid only by
W II. HOWELL 4 BRO. Coz Elm street
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Macon Wood WOrk.

sroy,.-i'rcm to - inch, per set, XXX So
~, ,.iors-lS TO az, u 20 per set
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Tine and medium fine &c heavy, &c; black
bufAy an dirty ) 10 luc on.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
HERALD OPYICR
MONDAY EVENING. October 3.

MONDAY EVENING, October 80
We ask the indulgence OF our readers to-day
Owing tn the confusion incident n moving the
Office, We have not had time To devote To our
usual market reports We can say however
that business has not yaricd in the least, and
our trade Ii Just as active and lively as 1t has
been for weeks past
The changes we have 10 note In prices are few,
and confined To a small rise In potatoes ana
country produce generally These articles aye
in active demand and command full quotations
COTTON.
The receipts to.dAy.have been light and prices
fully maintained.
The nett receipts in New York were sNi2 bales,
Exports tn Great Britain, 1878; France, 2, 6l:
Continent, l4l2 Channel ports, nono stock,
iO74S7
In New York spots closed quiet, miidling, NJ,
oncsixteenth higher Sales, l,7S9.
In New orleans spots closed steady; low ordi'
nary, ~: ordinary p good ordinary, lo's; low
middling, lOI; middling, llh; good inidJns,
lis middling fair, u; fair llx Sale@, 5000
bales
Galveston closed firm; middng IL. sales
3,i1s,
st Louis closed steady middling, TX; low
mIddling llS; good ordinary, iOS Receipts
3,Oli Shipments 900. Sales, 76i stock on
hand, 1866.
Good Ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Low middling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ....... "a
MidlIng ...'......... ........,......... lO',
Strict middling ...... TO-.
Good middling Observation-Disclosures. DID,, lOn
Mddling fair .,.....,,. ,.,..,..,... ..... II
FUTURES
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Financial.
Preights.

On cotton, are ~ follows;
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-21
kilograms in Brief.

Eugene Hale has been elected Senator from
Maine.
Ben. Holidays claim has been considered
in the Senate. Cameron, of Wisconsin, de-
Tended the report.
The Whitaker Court Martial assembled on
the Goth. General Miles will be Presi-
dent.
Bayard is reelected Senator from Della
ware.
A bill has been introduced in the New
York Legislature punish wife-beater with
20 lashes.
Governor Littleford, of Rhode Island, rec
ommends woman suffrage in school matters.
The Michigan Legislature has elected
Baldwin to fill Chambers term till March.
Conger was elected for the full term, receiv-
ing Ill votes to Lathrop's Is.
The English government is said to be
fully aware of dangerous conspiracies exist
ing among Irishmen in several large towns
in England.
Representative Sparks from Committee on
Military Affairs on the bill "to place Gener-
al Grant on the retired list with the rank and
pay of General" states that the Committee
having fully considered the bill begged leave
to report the same back to the House with
the recommendation that it do not pass.
A horrible triple murder occurred near
Plain City, Ohio, on the night of the 18th.
The authorities were notified by colored
man that Mrs. Matilda Scott, (colored) a
widow, aged 40, her daughter aged %, and
an adopted son, aged IA, were dead on the
floor of their residence, their brains he
smeared on walls and floor of the room. A
hickory club was the instrument of death.
The informer has been arrested as the perpe-
traitor of the crime. He had been employed
by the family several years but left in anger
shortly since. The husband and father of
the murdered ones was one Of the wealthiest
colored residents and great excitement exists
among the colored people of the vicinity. A
subsequent dispatch says the daughter was
outraged and then killed.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-01-21
The New Funding Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The funding bill
as agreed on in committee and reported to
the House, authorizing the issuance by the
Secretary of the Treasury in redemption of
the and @ per cents of $400,OO0,O 900, at 3
per cent, redeemable in five and payable in
ten years, and certificates amountingto $780,
600, 900, in tens, twenties and fifties, regis
tered or coupons, redeemable in one and pay
abte in 10 years, but the public debt shall
not be increased, and before any of these
bonds or certificates are issued the Secretary
of the Treasury shall pay on the bonds accru-
ing during 81, all the silver dollars Of 412a
grains; and all gold over and above $50, OOO,-
600, now held in the treasury for redemption
purposes.
Section I'd. The Secretary Of the Treas
ury is authorized to exchange the per cents
for any outstanding and uncalled for five and
six per cents, and to allow in bonds so re-
deemed the difference between the interest
on such bonds from the date of exchange to
bonds and certificates issued;but the act does
not apply to the redemption or exchange
Pacific Railroad bonds, which bonds, when
received, shall be cancelled and destroyed.
Section 3. The Secretary is authorized to
provide for the issuance of these bonds at a
rate not exceeding one-fourth of one per
cent.
Section A. The Secretary may, if he deems
it necessary, use fifty millions Of the stand
ard gold and silver coin in the Treasury in
redemption of fives and skies, and may at any
time apply the surplus in the treasury to the
purchase or redemption of bonds or certifi-
Gates for cancellation.
Section s. After May LIST the 8 per cents
shall be the only bonds receivable as security
for National Bank circulation, except when
such bonds are called in, and then the banks
may substitute other U. S. bonds. No bond
on which the interest has expired shall be
accepted as security.