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T1rr UNIVERSITY CASE,


Tho arguments III tho rns1 Of The 1'enp1c rs.
1hs University of Chicago before Judge 'r,tiuy
wcrc concluded yesterday nlurn!ng by Mr. j. l..
Ok proceedings In tho StHtn Court
on tito grntilt1 tlnit Tho FtHernl
Entirt ha first AetIu!red Jurisdiction nf tho pnr.
tfes utlti Aitject matter IN tho foruclpsir1 suit
t,Gxuu in Iii. latter Court. .Iutl1n Tuey. how.
crur. cl that tho mu'la ntloptel tn ol,inin the
stay of prta;ecti!1'as wss not tho prnNr NM lfo
II " sora,cr s ssist ro.!aa sit.,ly On ' n"tIon,
hut sIc hHfcse tn,ist hc sct up BY II plc;t rALs-
ing that question. Tho f1s0tton for stay ri prt~
tettlil,4s would. therefore. he tciits1. a,lt with
Ot prsJiscG 10 the right Ut tho pnrttes 10 lilo
plea sc,t!n4 up the pcndency Ut thu foreclosure
slit.
, 1881-03-30

Tho new nautical ean1tc opera, Isitleo Thy
iNr," Is underlined fur production Mt tho Grand
UperA-Ifnuso ncxt Mntlt!ny Tight, April I. Tho
opcrn Will bc presented with new scenery, cos-
TUNES nnd appointments, with n large orchestra
md chorus The cast of tho opera ia Us fol"
laws:
Chr!st"pher Efab. SlH IFoenHnt
S!r Mnlulng i.ntic........Mr. ". ". Montgomery
ihs h ian. il Gapt. Fiappor, IL a.: III; dto: Tnsrao
tafe IL! IT. ,iG Sens s,anx wrx
AfA!HsiH lshHd .+.alISs !tHcHFl SlHREE
Eilshh. MISS !.til!nh iulnrib
i.ll1a HntlaeF ...hls7 LlH!uGf
Fnrrbe Fnirlc!Kh..- .-slfsa FrNncCscA HHthrlo
Of ttlcsr. Sir. l,rocoini,. Eugeno Clark.
Mrssrs. Montgomery and BenitI md Miss
SanEer, li:lIe already appeared llers III
opera.
BEETHOVEN SOCIETY ItEuS1OS.
The iieethovcn Society wlIl givo Its third re-
.,,llOn at tho Methodist Church Hleck Tomorrow
evening. The Instrumental Numbers 0f tho
,,rOxr:ltn wilt bc ns follows: Isccthoyens sharp
ni11or sotintnt up. y. M. tMr. Wof-hn,; Nies
SccunA suite In f major MIR. Carl Decker,: 1n-
terminus "CunsIltne" Rntl FIscher's "a In
IinnHrotsc" (sIr, EiChheim: and Mtnlessulns
illilsnr Trio. up. % lNnssrs Wplfsohn. IteckEr,
md ElchtimD. For the ylNal numbers Miss
Jennie .rrzs sktewIcz will sing tho "jIelr'uxlo'
from "scnllr;l1nIar," nni Mr. n. c. Grilnsby IN
nria frplu " Thu Crelt3un.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

There were few changes In prices In country
produce during the past week. Stocks have
In most instances been ample to supply the
local demand and there were a number o,
transactions on speculative account
Wheat has been In active receipt all week
and sold ~ quoted prices.
oats have been in moderate receipt, and
brought 35@I6 cents.
Corn came In freely all week and has brought
80 cents per bushel.
Hay has been rather duh during the week
Quotations were unchanged.
Flour has been very firm iu tone and at the
CLOSE has an upward tendency.
Butter las been very scarce all week for
other than inferior or northern, and the de-
mand has been active. Farmers and airymon
could cell large quantities of choice tab o
butter now at good, rourd figures.
Egg have been IN light demand and the quo
ted prices are unchanged.
Ilish potatoes have been in active demand
and freely Supplied, They are held now Al
~ 50SS 70 per barrel
Oniona have been scarce all week, and there
are n very lew on tbs mar ct.
Apples are 50 trne Rnd In fair demand, They
are quoted n S. 60ptr barrel.
Peach sofferrd have b-eD In fe rior Rs quality
aud piicrs have been wide apart, varying from,
81 to % so per bushel
Vegetables ATE somewhat scarce and high.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
Dry Goods.

For the weekuuder review, there has been
small volume OF sales. Advlces from New
York say:
Buyers have rarely been present In such
numbers, and IN many departments the trede
mas been very active. White T. ri ent In
their inqui ies caution has nnr, "a every step
forward. However, through many Elections,
ana very wide distribution Of IL 20 pro
auction, the aggregates OF sales viii reach very
large figures. The freedom VITA which buters
ADMIT the strong tone OF the whole market and
the favorable condition OF supplies Ia very
assuring mat large sale for the season Ia be-
Ing pro ided for. Through the prepara-
lions being made II is also demonstrated
That any winter ttocks with jobbers AID I,-
tsl ers are OF very meegre Character To
each aud all the most satisfactory feature is,
the present st. tus OF The market h q been
ought about by most legitimate demand OF
very steady proporllo for III NY weeks
That this Is more so than generally admitted
is made apparent every day by the frank nd
mission or 'Job lot" hOutes, that 1t Is We v
diincuit to secure thier usual stocks.
AT no previous period OF the trade WAS the
supply and production OF cotton fllnn,ls ever
so large or sold up 80 far ahead. We Instance
THESE cause the CONDITION OF the market is
40 exc ptlonal, Many other staple 81 ecialties
make the same exhibit, while many classes of
fancy or ngur.d y ,ods arc equally well condi-
TONED. Whether market so favurIbly
situated Is stonerly appreciated by ,he dis
trlD"tlng ana retail trade, 1t Ia very eVi lent
mt such AN influence must exerc 50 an unex
pecied Tor before The season Ia ma h fur
lhtr advanced. The very se,sonable weal her
oil the last mo nth has compelled n stesdy con.
snmptye demand flr llsht summer fabrics to
the material reduction OF stocks hence retail-
efs Will come Into ,he market and their TAX
ings Will DO larger In quantity and amount
than mas been he case for some years. Having
anu Know, dye Nf the prospective request
aud tho ability of the mss 20 to llqudate their
obligations, III only fear is that persons crsui {
WIN be too cheap and competition TOO strni q
II ID" maintenance of the average percentage
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
Building Material.

BRICK-At the kilns to 90
SToNR-Atthe Dallae qusrries 30 per cubic
foot. il for foundation, l6 for wall and % 70
dressed front.
LUMBEH-Native rough pine $40 per thousand;
Dressed on one side, s22 30; Flooring, tongu-
el7n; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
elS to Sl9.
SuIsaLEs--Cypress, Us per thousand; Native
pine, sap, u; do heart, 81 90.
LATHs-9S 90 at " per Il ousand.
CRMKNT- kOsendale, ~ 90; Louisville,
IS 90; Portland, So 90.
PLASTER FPARis-per barrel, 81 at "a 80.
HAIR-Pe pound. no.
CEMENT rLUEs -6 inch, 80 cents; 7 inch, 40
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; inch cap, 500;
inch ceiling joint, 81 l5j inch cap do, 6Oc
DRAIN PirG-S 'iisSeenn, loo Ps eS'RS'' AA0n'
zoe; . inch, &c; inch, 400; sinch, Soc:
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all COLOR
makes ore on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coopered, 2per nbl., bulk, 81 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

WemaRe the following quotations:
RAIsINs-LOndOn layer, new, per toy, So =
LAYER,
BANANAs-Per bunch, nominal
GRKES APPLEs-S S. 90 per barrel.
CUhaA STs--71 z6Shc.
PEAcHEs-Sl so TO 81 80 per bushel.
PsCANs- Per 10 retail; per oushel, loose
50, So IL TO o. 25; sacked 81 80. 81 70.
ORANGES Sicily, nominal.
LEMONS = Sicily per box, SSto9
NUTS Almonds % per pound; Braz
90; 1lLerts li@-; English WalBu,
none; chestnuts, Imported 90 italian
rs; peanuts, Tennessee red, 6M; cocoanutS
per hundred IS 20.
FIGS In 10 ID boxes. per Id, Is.
PoP CoRN-Prize packages, per half gross
90 o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

hcld--benEoio

Acid benEoio per ounce, 25c
acid carbolic solution, 10 cents;
crystals, hbc@s2 per III, acid citric, 75c per 10
acid sulphurio, b.l1o per lbs acid tartaric, Doc
por Id; alum, iGbe per 10, AmnoDla--ca bo-
nate, geo per lbs assa,mtida, soc per III; b lean
oopeiba, 1Sc per ID; borex, l7c per ID blu,
vitrlol lgc per 10, calomel, zoe Per lb, Gallo.
mel tEngliel), 81 90 per lbj tamphur, refined
500 per ID; cinchonidia, 81 per OF, chloro-
per ID, cream OF tartar, powder, Ssctoi0 per lb
gum opium, 20 80 per lbi gun ehellac, &c pei
h,mofphipe, a. q per ozioil berrHniot, 81 10 pei
10; oil lemon % IS Per Id, bromide potass, 6ns
ler 81 q w ,Ss,a, p aS 80 80 ~ @per ihi q
oaraway, loo per Id; SIENNA, &c per lbi Alexc
g,c per 10. etrychnine. crystals, ~ 40 per OIL
sugar lead, go per lb, noui sulphur, .Satc
per lh, sslts epson, s0Sc per h.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
Groceries

The extent and character of business done in
this line the past week We're more favorable
than was expected by the most san
gulns at the beginning Of the
summers business. Values generally
have been firm and there were no reductions
In prlces, Meats and lard h ave advance Il ms
terlally, and all staples have had an upward
tanlarcv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
MisceIlnueou. urocers, stook.


PorAroEs-old per bu, nominal NEW $3.50
@et barrel.
ON .Ns-s6 80 per barrel.
RiuR-whoiesaie N TO Sh.
s.Lrmin barrel, sa.7b Liverpool In aets.
Sls5@Slel.
Trade Mark ,sk, Cream lO1, Ginssr Snaps iCk
to II. Cream lilo
soAr-Olive. kkc. per pound, BlueIndis OK
10 6xi Satirst. $40. to $50. Eureka Man.
ufeeturing Company Cyclone, 81, Pale olive,
BHASs-0to6c. per pound.
CANpLKs- Star, sull VT Mto lih.
CanasH-None In market.
HoMiNY AND GMrs-s5@s5.e per barrel.
DmEp PrAoBxs-Unpseied 10, -Sxpeeled Il
per pound.
COAL OIL--Below are revised quotations: ITO
deg. v. test; In barrels 10 oentsi cases, So 90
o.oruxs PNs-Round, 6oci spring, 1.0o per
oox.
MnAsuvrs-k bushel, iron bound, $3.50 per
doEcz, two-hoop paile, ~ l0i three-hoop, 81. 80.
TuBs-Three neat, " .S0eesl.to, eight neat
s.s6j No. 1. % so per doseni Ne. Q, $3.50, No.
q 80.
WAsHaoAsps1wood, 1885, 1inO, $780, New
WILL BuoKnrs-st. s5@s,so per dozen.
PowpxR--e6.65 per key OF Is pounds, lax do
80 ,as ek do, 30 blasting kegs, $50
suor-Drop, bag, o.. rs toe 20 buck u. 10. to250
MAoKxnxL-No. harrels, so haif-b1Erels
1.U, kita, 70 pounds, Si No barrels, So
CAspY-stiok, Is 10 40. q pound. Fancy, i5
TO zoe.
Concentrated, s2,7b@ $500
Rorn--Sisal,k in. basis, l0kc, cotton, ,aal ACC
VINxaAp-Per gallon, 20enSOc. Applo, zoe. to2l
WnArrre PArrn-Rag and Straw, t5o. QUO.
SrARcu-tk@i11c.
Juas-we quote II to 70 cents per gallon for
glazed. Crocks II to IL cents per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx-l5 10 lsc per Id.
TALLow--ln bar-al, ~, In cake, SO per Id.
Iron, Nails, wire, Etc.
tRoS. - We quote merchant bar 20 rates
Norway and Swedes, loo.
Pow STREL.--Sc
wmK.-smooth wire, No. ., Co, Nos Il
and II, Go, No. ~, ic, lapanned barbed wire,
pko, galvanized barbed, 10Mc.
HonsE SHoEs'--Per keg, 90.
IIoRsx suor nAILs.per box, rs pounds, No,
I, e5. 7bt No. y, % b0i No. 0, 90 %.
NArLs-Froin l0d TO ed, ~ O0 rates.
TrNrKn's STOCK .--Plok tin per pound, 200
unr'ate, ltx20 oil per box, /. o. ltx9o u. Tbl
dos 1 x Gil .5o,tIno lscper ID selder, no pei
ID beet ron 10 per ID.
kxns-Psr DE; per dozen. 70 % 70 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

ALCOHOLISM 30 TO 81 40 per gallon.
WHsKY-sweet mash, OF .255A.bO soul
mash, u. 6U09$b, according@age.
WINEs-C laret, In case, W .lb@s4i Catawba
DOR gallon, 81 .l0@$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 q
IS; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .z0@SS; Madeira, pei
gallon, 81 .BOaS6; White wine, In cases, % 20
tsl0.
CHAmpAaNE--Cooks, In baskets, sls@s2l
Heidsieck, In basket, S2S; Krug, In basket. 81
Domestic champagne, sle9l6.
ALK-Stock ale, per dozen, ~ .l6epS2 80; Por-
Ter. per dozen, S2ss2 80.
Il 80, Budwiser, el2. hints SIS 80
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
NEW ORLEANS.
GOLD 4 STOCK TELEGRAPH CO.
Commercial News Department,

spouelosea steady mlddllns l1Jti sales 1850
GALVESTON,
Galveston, August 5.-Recelpts 600.
Market closed qaiet, middlins liA sales 900.
ST. LOUIS,
81 Louis, August o Market closed stsady;
middling llSii low miduling iOki ordinary
OK; receipts 25s; shipments 7I7i hults II, stock
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, August Ala Is y. N, Cotton
shade easier but not quotably lower, mindliup
upiands lJ-16, Orl ans 81 sales 5000, specu-
lation aud export Low; receipts Il, 100.
American 1850; delivery uplands low mid
ding claseint alto /.
kupust and September. .............,e27. -
September anu october. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .i0
October a. November. ......,........,..,s l.S2
Future dull. III
$50 p. m.-salss OF American o,iSc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

SoLK-LEATHKR oAR-No. 3s@39;no ? 36@37,
HEMLoCk BEST Buffalo slaughter, 3U@3li
good 2Si do good No. 2, 26; good DANCED q
OAK HARNESS LEArnKR-No. |, 3Sc do2 ~.
HxMLocB-prime, 81 do good So; do NO 2. 52.
French CALFsKIN-sl.zb 10 Sl.9O; 90
cordlng 10 quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsKIN-No. lbl .lOto VI 20
do No 2Sl ,utoS 10,
PHLAD ELPHIA kIFs-No /. Doc. to sl.0O,
accord ny TO weight,
suREP sK,S--Topping xaxx per doIen SIC, 30.
IiuInqa Whltp Ag.Qn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

CATTLE-Grass-fed, yearlings IS @sl0; year
olds $l2 "a Sl5; 3 year olds SIS q ~; barn cow
Si4 @ SO.
H0AsEs. Ponies and sheep els to $40. Plug,
$40 to SO. Farm gtock S35 to $50. Harness
livery $50 TO sl00. Harness fancy sl25 to Sl75
ii arness spanB $3.50 TO $500.
hules--kats $50 TO S65 Medium 800 to 10
Extra draught 500 to $3.50.
Hoks-Nons on the market.
MurToNSHEKr-fhey are qnOtable at ~ .6o@l
per head. Per weight. 3 to 3xo. per pound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

TX to II l-2; Granulsted ~; stan
ndard A Tx TO II leg White
extra extra I Ito =; YelIow-Louisishs
white clarified M to llss; yellow Clarified
l0h TO ION; Uuen Kettles choice
&oLhssxs-Lo rlsisps choice GOO, primeS4 c
fair TO good i5@5Oc; syrup 30 toeOc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

Vision, Noises in 81, socieiy, Dimnt,s
passing unobserved in the nv, sne vital nuit
9.ner diseases that lead to nssntv ana ana man
Inc Mecical Gen lemen tonnacyya anu death.
Of Eupops s arr Of the best S coe "a
arge experience In tbesa y, ana have had
agree 10 forfeit FIVE HUNDREDe' n snq MI
, rr case OF this kind the VI1Ai pESSlILA ~
MANY SE M i their special advice and H trs
Or Injurious fou iu5e r. or for ANYTHING mpur
aIf, a. successfully without mercnrv rs!e
s ana aAailON FREE; Thorough sxan,;nstNs ,
four D1 st tba RESTORATIVE S. bottle
aress upon receipt of piice. q. q " any az
s aIua observation, and in private name 0 iSSs
n ny English Medical Institute i Ne 9s|
boN sis street, St. Louis, Missouri. Postof
wholesale Agents willlams Tou,,o.
Walker. Dallas, Iexss. AoliVef
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CoHees ara Teas.

CoFFER-Rlo common. l21z to l31Si fair, IA to
lH; choice, ibh TO leS; Lasuayra, l8S to 49,
Java, 2sepS0o.
TEAs--hnperial, bO965c; goung Hyson,
40lGO; Oolong tSS6Oo Japan, b0tGtbc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
MaAta ana Lard.

BAcoN-IAng clear sidcs TX tn llk, short
ciesr, TX. Breakfast bacon lSho
Day SALr-Long clear sides, loh, short
clear II 10 Tx,
HAMs-,Canvase 1SK to II
LARp-Tiercc lStz half barrel, Isl pals 10
10 pounds, III 8 pounds, AK
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

9RRMAN MILLRr-we quote 81 10 per bushel
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail. Wholesale
IN to . cents per paper.
Cotton-At the Oil Min.S6 per ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

A moderate activity has characteriz I'd the
WholsSale drug mars,t this week. Prices gen
orally have.bstu steady an d unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

ttIDss-Dry flint, ls pounus and upwards, l21Z to
lScts; dry kips, free Of grubs, 10 C; gruDb
kips lie; wet sailed, Tc.; green butcher
hides, axe; All samagea, wet or dry,
bali price; deer skins zoe /; sheep skins from
2ho, GehOc esch
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
Cattle.

The receipts of Cattle at the stock yards this
week have been lieht, and the inquiry active
for the local market. Prices have been freely
maintained.
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wh.,. ~ r n Nising, This is cape
VIII " in Soutn carolina ana Texas,
,N1lI uHle,a are A large proportion Oh uplauds



1t should be borne in mind that the above
ngures are based ON acreage pl nted, 30 that
III estimating The out turn VI crop, allowance
musL be maze for the difference III Yield Der
acre, between good anu poor lands. AZ
neariy all the lanus reported worse ,han last
year are upiands, ana upon which the yieid
OF cotton per acre 10 light, wnile all lands re-
ported AZ better are tho richer, or bottom
lands, wehre the yield per acre Is heavy, the
probaoleyltld OF crop IT, IN p.esent outlook 10
really better than our flgules would indicate.
OfcOurse. the actual yield 10 stil very un-
certain and depends On mSuy CO tlngencies,
snd especially on the weather nr the Lex lew
weeks. Generally spel king, gpe crop Is now IN "a
Critics CO l1ition, arH tho plant needs qu et,
SLOW aims. Ii itsh.u.. rain to heavy or too
much, Inc plGnt wall Ne damaged by shedding,
ana MAJ start Lew growth, which gruwIll
will bs tender md Ia c, and aIeat,y subj CT o
I'M Larry by worms Va frOsts. With faIora BILE
weather here AFTER, In view Of The Increased
acreage, IL is probable that tn Aeld viii t1 lai
that Of last year, but no sufficient reason Low
exists for expecting larger crop
Special Inquiries have been made az to the
sea Island cotton crop. IL Is rel orted Rs
being very promising in South Carolina.
Georgia aud Florida. In South Carolina the
weather has been little dry, but with n
slight ain the Yield Will Do large.
MiuulinS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
strict lvw mlddiing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Low mluullng. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
strict good middling... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50
Good ordinary Observation-Disclosures,
L. .I..Ws
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Cast, 80 cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents,
wrought, 50 TO 90 cent? per hundred, braes,
q per hundred, copper, ~ per hundred, zinc
and lead, VI per hundred.
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gJsH-l2ke. per Id.
OysTRRs--per oan A. cents FOR Baltimore,
Mattagordas. Go tor. Berwick bay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

sPoxxs-Fronl to IN inohg per set, K.
select, IS; Xxx, S2.7b.
SAWED rKLLoEs-i~ to x, 90 per set.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

PxAoHEs-2 pounus, 81 7t; pounds
81 IS.
1oMAToEs--2 pounds, 81 3091 40.
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he Great English Remedl

Is s a never- failipOcl
I Er,i Nervous de 4 M
exhausted Vi IS'iiy
: ,, e MI m IL al We;sassmaI
MaaRHal1olrboes, MI
c, . rs Ts, GOD, inroHlei
ne ne ttrri6Ies l, s,,t snda
s Se ~. Abuse, t yoD,ss,,
, 10 d Hes and exce Ssssis J
loss nf ,years-sucb I
rtut,,Gde1, 'iN8o NO : tu 1s,'
I Emission, Aye,t 'H'n,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06
COM MERCIAL.
FRIDAY EVENING",

Trade during the past week has been very
good indeed for midsummer, and has apparent
ly been satisfactory to dealers, Fluctuations
have been few, and where changes have &C
Cured In quoted prlces, they have been
chiefly advances. The weather has been ex.
complained OF by farmers.
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Butter and Eggs.


Eggs-9 to 10 cents per dozen.
Butter Northern 90 to 10 Texas Is @ 2
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aston. .....,..
Commercial exchange upon all points par
to 4 discount.
eterllns sight, So 90.
Frances Poke.
Marss %.
Gold, silver, other than trade dollar, par,
,rtde dollars. .......................,90 cents
Mexican dollHra. .,,................,S0
~oA'o"u huINes' ''''''.',., .,.......,..l0
Mex Can quartet RS ..............,,.,l5
Spirits Turpenllne 80.
Resin 2u5.
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posk Printing.

The HERALD srEAN Jon PRINTING OfTicE
has Just received complete stock OF new Tyre,
purchased expressly'foI the execution OF BOOK
work. Those having books or lamrhlsts 70
print should not fail 10 call at the HERALD
Jon OrrfcH and zee specimens and ascertain
prices. All work guaranteed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-06

The receipts this week have been
quite liberal, and have included
one bale OF new cotton, which came ia
yesterday BrausLree.s iepOrt contains the
following c0Dcernii the growing crop
We to-day Present our epurtUf the condi-
tlon aud prospects OF tho growing cotton crop.
The Information IL gathered IRON 100 Iepoils
from ali the in,poi tant cotton giowiLg ,Oun-
ties Of the south, aud may be REGARDED rs
fairly complete. 1t will be seen: that since our
last report the Gather has been nue but
rather loo day for the poorer up.ands
small and anpr9Ss, J(,la,i.N.ftiSy f.
Shsi, al soS; ,,l9s .ro, nn' and Is s,p.,
.TUIVSis,s are II large proportion OF uplands,
ID where the urouth WAS most severe. IN
contrast with this ON ths riohtr lauus ana
river bot,om,, the plant ID In very line cob
dition aud most promising.
In o. der 10 hhow clearly tie value al d
amount of cotton Affected ny e,ch report, We
have based eur condt nsatlon on the acre sc
planted IN each cOunty and stile, thus enabliI Z
us TO calculate very fairly the actual present
outlook oil tue crop. We give herew Il Ii tab
ular STATE men, showing condition vi crop by
the per centage u land planted In each stale,
compared with last year;
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CmCKRNs-We quc.e $40 Tor Bprlhgi lol
grown, 81 80.
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Wines and LiauOrs.

Fine, 25; medium, %; heavy, 200. Black
bury anu dirty, s to 10 cents of.
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1910 p. m.-spots quiet; sales S55.
l2:25 p. m.-Futures steady.
s:io p. m..spots closed dull; sales AS.

U0ns0IidAted net receipts II ,bV.
Exports to Great Britain 81, StI.
France 3is.
Continent 76l.
Channel none.
atOck 2l0 lh7
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For the week under review, there has been
small volume OF sales. Advlces from New
York say:
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Financial.

2 Palty 5 u Uo UIaIfied Tor. 'F9 r9s- .. Fhe"
~ aston. "a
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-10-28
.'-1T.-1 =
4OCAEs LACONICs.

74.56.
naOnth hs, NJ 6.0!3.S7.
ul weather for the last fe'
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-10-28
Grant County Warrants,
Ehc Psanke Refuse to Take Them
at any Price.

Since the commissioners commenced
their wholesale issuing of county war
rants, we have each week called the
attention of the people TO the manner
in which they were being burdened
by an unjust and illegal debt and have
endeavored by exposing the facts, to
stay the commissioners III their mad
career of plundering the people for the
benefit Of few private individuals.
We have before stated what the
result Of the enormous expenditure
which the corruptioniSts have been
making would be, and the truth of our
predictions is already commencing
to be verified. During the week
a gentleman who held 500 warrant
sent it to the First National Bank Of
st. Paul to get it cashed, and by re-
turn mail received answer that they
would not puychasc any more Grant
county warrants. rs the bank had
being issued according to law, and
they did not wish to handle them.
1t must indeed he q pleasant refec-
tion to the people OF the county to
think that in threg years after the
county's organization, and while it's
population and wealfh have been doub-
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-10-28
IIAn Us ! GIBSON.

let the votersof tie county eon-
slider fer i moment hat not ole Wort
ha, ever been said lll the Milhank pa-
pefs against the corruption and eN
;raya-4nee If the commissioners Int
that they have supported and upheld
Their tAeiycry and made every effort
to cover III the rottenneas If the T5ag.
They want The county scat moved u
MiIhank. where, surrounded by their
friends, il will be next to impossible
to detect their crimes or eoavIct int
criminals.