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, 1881-08-07

Northern Michigan Line.
~ steamer Of this Tine will leave ch!caEo at p n:
TuesIays und Fridays Ut eaCh week. taking freight
and passengers to and from Milwaukee, Lut!ngtnn.
ailcn Haven Leland. Charievoix. ietoskey, llnTbor
springs. Cross Village ST 1xnace. Mnckinac, Chcbuy-
ran, Mcil Alpena, Port Huron. Detrntt. Toledo. and
Cleveland Office and DOCK, foot North l4asai'e-st
j. j. YOUNG. Agent
, 1881-08-07

FItfNLlSCfI
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. G.-Mining stocks closed
, 1881-08-07

i,ny- nniiy, except Sun.!ny. cUaiy, exccpt
Saturday. d Daily. except Muntny.
dubuque trains leave und arrive from Central De-
pot foot OF Lakc-sC
Chicago. Milwaukee ~ 1T. Paul RAILWAY.
Union Depot: Corner Madison. Canal and Adauas-sta
Ticket utices. l.; Clark-st~ Palmer House. Erand
Iacinc liutel, and 1t Depot
, 1881-08-07

Trains for Humboldt md North Chicago leave d:55
a.. 4:i1 and t;1 D. H.; arrive b;Ai a. u 1:f3
IT, H.. and 6lo y H. daily. Sundays excepted
Chicago Il Alton
Union Depot West Side, corner Madison and Canal
sts, between Madison md A1anla-st- bridges, and
Twcnty-thi5u-sL Ticket Offices. nepuEs, - South
Cark-at., GEAnu Pacific Ilutel, and Palmer House.
, 1881-08-07

Pftt.burx. Fl. Wayne Il Chicago KnIir"ed-
nrnnt CORNER Adams and Canal-stA. Ticket tfncGs
G5Clark-.t. paImee House, Grand P1ciuc Hotel, nnd
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S 1t I q ~ D.

Nm Is. Suli, Dem IA. Sage naA
osm Nttertot, Doben ber,its Die Merstr
ocn yrdlioen'en fir ouber @sfdbr er=
tldrt. Oie ,pcitcren Bulletins am Is.
Suli beItdti9en nur Die &idtistsit Der
BeboopIung Der Merste, oenn @orfielos
3uHano 9at li9 benz ein's eclunoen
W}enl9cn beoeuteno eendbrt. Oas
Mor9cn Bulletin pon @am|ta9 }aYte
turs uno biinois: Ser Yrd]ioent
bat wisoer cine quite 9fa9t su9ebrotbt
uno man madt 'oeitere Tortl6ritte 5ur
&encIung. Puls 80, Semperatur
9S.5, Ntbem 2O". Oos Bulletin Dor 8
Sagen lautste oogescn vYuls 1OS,
Sempero'ur 1919. Mtbem a." gBie
lebr Der prdfocnt fi9 Dem normolen
@sluncbeits;uitano nd5ert, bas fann
mon Saraus benrtbeilen, oob Ser Yuls=
lbla9 cines gelunben Meni9en 9ep05n
LID so betrQ9i, Ole Semperatur 9s,5.
Ser M!bem Is
Sic aer5te ertldren fsrner. baB oo5
Jieber aufge36rt bat. Ser YrdIiocnt
|fiiblt li9 gefrdTti9t, er 16ldit reeelmd=
| bi9 nno rabis uno ninlmt jebt bsrcits
nc6r Sfabrnng 81 Iid, a!s Dot ein;gen
ISagen. 5o oari man Damn annebmeH,
oab Der BrdIioent o,Ber @efabr lit.
lRit Der srDBten 3uusrii6t liebt bas
gano Der baloisen Genelung @arlielos
enisesen.
Iber wsnn aud Ser prdiiocnt toieosr
selunb wiro, bas 2anb miro nod lan9e
nidt BON Der &rantbeit befreit iein, os-
rem cine @rl4einuns oas gttentat auj
@arfiel0 mar: Nun gilt es aud, bis
|2ebten oes Attentats gu bebsrjisen nub
oas 9ano Dor ser @ieberfebr d0nliAer
Grldeinunsen 81 bs,pa6rsn. Das. u.=
bel, bas @ari iielo auf oas 2rantenbett.
mari, oas fladmiroise. bas Golf be=
moralilirsnbe gentelgitem, es it nod
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Mus Meit Ne,uton ino ndbere Nat=
ri4ten iiber oas bort aneeridtete un=
bell einsetroIfsn. Nm ibue,itsn be.
trofen wnroe Die 6amilie. oes 6errn
6rit 2ornii9 ; 5'uei ieiner &naben mir
ben erld,iagsn uno feline Grou une bos
brittle 3ino idpsr permunoet. @ein
Bo0n9ans, Tarm9ebduoe ans ale iei=
ne Tsloer lino oerluiiitet. 9err Sobn
Sul6n'd, oehen 9aus unb @tau ebsn=
FoQs oer:oiiitet, turb ir Golsc Der erlit=
tensn Sswunounsen. Seine Trou uno
Die l5id5rise So9,er ilidtsten F@ bsi,n
Sosrannoben oes @turmes in sen &sGer
nno entfamen unbel4doi9t. 9err
Sobn @rborot oerlor oue feline 9abe.
6err S. S1lpab 10 &ii6e uno orei
YIsroe 0m blis6en blos l Y5cro uno
cine &u5 am 2ebsn. Sc 6errsn g
9oD, S: ~. WoIscr, s. Brieel, N.Ou=
id uno sp. Burg perlorsn Naes, oos
tic bt|aben ; Der 2sbie,e muroe lhuer
oer'unnost' 0err S. Garpin's 40 Mdcr
srober Wolo wuroe sIei1 Ieincm 5au|s
unh 5toll serit0rt, .ebenIo bie 8duler
Der Ssrrsn S. 5u9n, S. SUBS, Nido|p
uno 3. 9uardou. Murtin frant
'unroe 9lsieb Sobh &uI9n;d auf Der
yroir;t gsfunosn. 8sios luaren ou9sn=
ldsin'i@ pom @lite sstroIisn unoTront
|oiort 9et0otst. Soc 9allouap (0ol=
lourou 3 luuroe nit 6rau uno 5 Sim
bern 9rl6otet, 6los ein5ino b!is9 am2e
|bsn.
eSn Soson 5eocy once (5ib!eD 50. }
louroe 6err Wf. Slid, setDotet. @ein
paus 'oaroe lpsssslosbt .no fsin S9eil
oenel6en 1T bis iebt gefunoen ,porosn.
0err @toaof wuroe Ianln1t Truu uao
orei &inoern sst5Stet, Dag os1 9sben
9 ebIicbenc 2 Monate alte 8abD srlitt
einen 9(rm uno Ssin6rou6. 0ie fSrou
unb &jnoer Deg ocrrn Didmeysr> Ser
nobe Dem Mub Safe luo1at, iino 1i9,uer
uerluunoet, uno |ein Nad5or 2ubel lit
ocrl3munben; man bat trob Nodlugb=
eng nt9ts BON ibm fiuoen f6nnen. Gs
lueroen audi mebrere Weit=Ne.utoney
Iuno gfeuuImer uerm;B uno man fir1=
tct, hoB lie ibren 500 eefunoen.'
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slilc oclsGcnlit5c 2(r5;igen miiNen int Gor>
aus teSo0lt wcrlcn.
Nlic ncuc Ansc;ecn, ionic gorrcipouocnsela
&C., &C. 1niiilcn bis ipdteitens 0irfios Mitog
III Der Office 6ieleS 8ottcs eiutreTrn
3ulcaOun9cn ohac l1nttrlNrift os5.giu1en.
1cnrcrS lperoen ni5t ongenomn,en.
slbonnentcn, ircld)c ibrcn Bobuort InocrN,
ircrocn crlud)t, ncbf Dem ncucu @obnortc sus
alcic Den Nnmfn itner Goitcffice on;uacbcn
,po lie sNlcbt Den ~ Noro fern" in Gmpfang &C.
11pnmen bnbcn.
Slbonucmcn,5betr6Gc ,scrhcn su icbcr 9cit
on9cuomwcn. User brci 9tumlncrn oul;lsmt
lit sur Nnnabmc (rslp. 3obluno) ocrislbeu
bevp1 Dtet. G;;ic5 8lott fam nur buun ouf<
aetiinoi1t msrlei', noNocm ctipo,0e riid lin =
bioc Mbonucntcuoelocr beso Vlt iub.
Erobc<9(nmmcru Weroen uuf Ncrlon9cn frci
sugcltidt.
sl,,r fir Sic @tlocr> Sic per req ltyirten,
8rlci ODER Mfoncp0roer gelanD! lperDcll, ijber>
ncgmc1l :eirois Seroutuortlidfeit
Ofan aoreliire ale 8riefe:
..2SSu1o i*:taa"
s. 8. 4O7> st. g(ouo, W}inn.
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M@ftttt9 !!

l1nlern scebrten 2elern cisne bier
nit sur 9fa6ri6t, 0oB Die neue Girmo
4 nit Der uebernabme oes @el9dits aud
3u9lei6 Die in Dem @ei9dite eefibrtcn
Butbsr iibernommen bot, ooB in Golee
belleA lol6c N6onnenten> peld)e @elo
oI5 3ablnn9 ibrer rudldnoi9sn @6ul=
Den einl9iden, 1i9 Der Nore1le Der
neuen Tirma I}eper, &olenbsrser &
91ens> 8. 9. 407, ct. Glouo, Niinn.
b,oienen m6gen.
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Cine 9|lnfi9e Oelegenbsit.

Stir cinen jebcr @elAdftsmann, ser Sic
shiid)t be9t, ein @eid)Gft III ct. Glouo ;u be
treiben, 1T ouacn5!ifijb cine icbr 9iinltiae
@elcaenhcit geboten, ais |artner in bas
Srongcld2it Dee 9srra Sobn @r;cf eiusutrc=
ten. Diclc5 @ei6hft beitcbt le,t elmer Me;be
BON SoDrcn ilnb 1at iid bis Jest Ncts ais Gin
febr rentuhles belpiesu. Die belten @i,rid)=
tun9cn unb Sortcbrnngen iinb in Der @ra,,c>
rci actroHcn, oud lit olelclbe mil auSaescid).
rctcn Gcltcrn nericbcn. Scrr 8rif itebt Den,
@eid)afte ielbit ol5 &raucr Dor, luesDalb g
fc'ncsiuc9s crfobcrlid) lit. bab berieuiae, lucl.
der alS Mariner bci;ntrctel lpiinIJt, nit Dc,
8ruufunif pcr.rout lei.
ltul NdbcreS lucI,oe nlou lid an Sen Giecns
tDumer 5 5n . id, ct. Glouo, Atinu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-07-21
9eue WQ0lnn(i6le

9itrrnit sur gel. &enutr ibna bmc, bob Set
ltntcr;eidnctc bie in Sc Saut 9elcacnc Mabl.
,niiGlc ocS 9crra Sorfu fin 1h iibcrnonn,cll
bat, uno Dob cS lciu Bcifrsben fem mirb, Sci,
Nntoroerun9ea leiner &unolGaft in ieomcbcr
Sinli1t gcretDt III lusroen. @escn ncr< uuc
9efauft snm bo3lttn Mlarttprciic.
22-2n Treo. @rnnelpolb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-07-21


9errn Ser. 8o9els neusrbauter @a=
loon tplroe in Die Suit 9ebobcn, 3er=
trllmmert nno Die Srilmmer >peit umber
9eldleuoert; als 3Er 3eit i'm 9aule be-
finoli4eYsrlonen ner>punbet, ois 6erren
.. Tieoler unb Wm. @poerbaos lo9ar
iebr ldmcr.
9err Solfpb &un5 angeiteut beim
Mojor 8oblettsr, erlitt einen 8ein= uno
Nrnbrud uno auberosm lbuerc inner
lide Wcrlsbunsen, oenen e. rua6rl9eia<
LID erlie9en miro. Dos 9aus oes
oerrn goblsttsr> in peldem li0 baz
Ycfoml befinoett, berlor Sad uni
Tront. @err 90. WrQens 2lt6di9es
Sodl1e'nbons >puroe total 5erit0rt uno
oGe Giienmoaren uno Tarmmal4;nin
lue;t unber aeItre,lt.
9ie Npctbete ocs 1cyrn Dr. B,idfe
ocs MoDo;s Der 5toot ei,, 2ii5diosa
Nodteinsebduoe, muroe BON 4liEe &C.
troffsn uno Damn pam 5tarm total ser
FORT, ebenlo 9errn 9}ubolpbs Glen
tnoareNIooeil unb 5errn %. Gpplss
Tleiiherlo6en. 3esr &, Gppsl, Bru=
Ser oes 9elikers ocs 9auIes, ,unroe bel
DEM Ginitrr5 oeslelbsn I(bluer perlsbt.
Srou Wezp6ols MiQenerplooen iann1t
olsn Moorenporrd'ben fieIen Dem
@tArme sum Opfer> Bins ba5 Tunoa=
ment seigt on, wo oas Sous einltlrals
ltaro.
9ert Mii(ler5 9dgemii6le, Die 2nm=
berparo ots 9srrn Gtbsrer uno Muusr>
llno bonn Grobooen perI9luunocn, Die
2SGen Der 9erren 9. 6. Be6nte> 6.
CONNER, IS. Moerer unb pisle mtbr
lpnvcen ale beoenteno tel9doi9t, eben=
10 BAG 0oco!a 9auIe uno COS Union
3otel.
Die Eurnbcue perIor elei0 allen
anoeren @Gbdl15en, ;Or Oa9> uno Die
totbolild)e STRIDE ibrcn Sburm es
lit fonm m09!iG> Bic glon1eu ser 9aus@
nnb 2enobelikev ouf5uSdblen, Die ourh
oea @lurm bsino0e W0cs psrlorcn.
sSn Den umlie9enOen Somns riG!etc
Der 5turm ebeu 10 9robsn @1aocn an.
9crr Soco6 9olubo> Der nobe Sen NfuO
Safe !ooDnte, lpuroe BOA Den Elm ltiirsen=
oeN Srilnmcrn oes 9auIss lommt jeiner
Trou nao 8 RinOer er1dla9en. 9as
ein5igc ON 2sben eebliebens @lieo Ser
Uani!ie 1T eiu fle;nes 9abp> ne1lsn
slrme.un Geine 9s5ro1en. Sn 9BeIt
Ntnton muroen ous 9duler obne 9(us=
na5me jerlt0r!. ..
$oerr Marti'e Tronf, oie SCOOTER eSoa
oes 9errn Trik 9urnis uno 3 anoere
Ycrloncn luuroen 9etDotet uno Niele,
gum She'll ibmer, permunoet. Gin az
ter Manu, oehen Same aur 3eit nod
ni9t betannt> pnrre toot> encn Baum
nit |einen Nrmcn umtlammerno, Qefun=
BEN.
SIN So,pn @ellin9ton, &suuille
Goun'D, iuurbe Die ean5e Tami!ie bes
9crrn 81. 6inlep 9et6otct, io,pie Elm
@D9n ocs 9errn Sobn Tabtp. @ie
meiiten 5ermer perloren lire 6duler.
@ou. RiusburD sr9ielt beute N}ittas
folgenoe 0epei6e con s. 9. Drotc&@o.
Bsliber oes Grono Paeific 9otel in
gbicaso.
.3ieben sic lofort eiren @eGle1 ouf
uns sum8etrose BON $1OO uno psrwen-
Sen Sic Die @umme sum Beikn osr9ielD
l1lr1cr."
Ser @9aoeu, Der iii Msp ll{m on=
ssri4tet tDuroe, laBt li@ mod gar
nibt iiberie6en. Sic nieorielte
56abung 1T 100000, aber oas
1T cine ieoenfalls gu nisori9 9earifiene
3iffer.
Sc mebr l1eberii6t man iiber
Die angeridtete 8erbeerun9 se!pinnt,
oefo sr6ber eribeint bag anseriatete
l1nbeii.
Niebt lpeniser als leds Yerionen lino
in Gol9e oes @9rcdens unb bes
@@merjes iiber ben 8erluf BON lieben
8erionsn irrlinnis eemoroen, oarun.
tee 6rau Ggsert oeren Mann uno
5o1n BON BEN Sriimmern er|6la9en
,nnrhen s.
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Scr 92prDlterll d

Elm 8latt 5ur Be(s0run9 unb !1nter0oI=
tun9. 2(6onnementsprsis (unter Gor=
ousbeso blun9.)
Stir Biz Scr. .5tautcn uno Canada, porto frci:
Sdbrlid1 $3.50.
9al1jd6rli9 $l.25.
sia@ Gurspa, poytofrei:
S1DrIiD $500 9olbjdbrli9 $3.50
asrei1c f!1r Mn3eieeu:
Eubl'fati0nen untcr Sen 2ocolipolen 10
'Sent5 Die 3cie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-07-21
$50 n g. n6eliebi9e 5um=
WW4 NV men sn perlei:
Deuouf &runbei=
gentbumin StearnS uno Benton So.
bel Ncfrr Srif

eB 8aarc 3abluu9 FIR gEei3en.
0en 6otiten Marttpres be;ahle i6 boar fir
gSeiaell, Der III meil.er, Store ob9elicfert
iuiro; Ots9leid)cn fir ct. Glpuo Glepator
sSeisen. Sidets. S. e. gSins. 20
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-17

year ago, and the visible supply of Ameri-
can cotton is l0i,5 bales greater than a
year ago,
The receipts from plantations last week
amounted to 2i0,63l bales, against 2l9, Dog
bales IN the corresponding week of 1850 and
500 bales in the corresponding week OF
1879.
The takinSs by Northern spinners since
september | amount to G1O9i3 bales,
against 561 ,I53 bales IN the corresponding
period of 1850, and Southern CONSUMPTION
IN the same period was 10000 bales against
d, 900 bales.
In Liverpool the cotton market was firm,
with no change reported in quotations;
hlddlngS, G9l6; Orleans, 6 ll-l6. Receipts
h,HOO, OF which $500 were American. Sales
S,OOJ, OF which 600 were for expectation.
Cotton in New York opened
quiet and firm, and Closed
quiet bst steady, an eighth higher; mid
dlings 10 cents. Sales 5,3l9.
New Orleans opened quiet and closed
strong; middlings ia Sales IA 800.
Galveston closed strong, middlings III.
Receipts 3,S)S. Sales $50,
ST. Louis closed closed steady; middlngs
lls, Receipts 3,l35; sales 3,l92: shipments
L729. Actual stock on hand Is, S9G.
The net receipts at all the ports for the
week were 23i,Sl0, against 23S,o bales.
for the corresponding week last wear. a do.
crease of $3.50 bales The exports to Great
Britain were SS67i; continent. 2l,l50:
France, 61S2; stock on hand, lO7G,0il,
against $4,000 for the corresponding week
last year, an increase OF nearly l5i 900 bales
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BRlcK-At the kihS 10 SO kim run.
SIoNf-At the Dallas quarres &C. per cubi
loot II for foundation; lG for wall and 25 70
dressed front
ADMINISTRATIONS pine, rough, e. 25 per 10
ieet over "A feet in length; s. 10 Matched an,
dressed hOOriEg and flushing, 60 Is; ?, ceilin
" ceiling, s. so yellow pin
sizing 81; white pine ceiling s. IS frs
common white pine siding first common. 81 81
ASH ana walnut flooring. 500 per Thousand
poplar dressed both sides, $50: rough walnut
sl22 to 100 Common doors, 81 80 to 49, sash. 81 2
TO 10 Us 10 size " s.
SHINGLES Yellow, pine, IS so To I Is: whit
81 80; No So %
PoSTs-CcdUr Sl2 So Boise Dare, sl5.
LATils-S3 lOMi per thousand
CEMENT - Resemble, S. IS. Louisville. 81 80
Portland 81 So W ~
PLAsrEP PARGs-Pcr barrel, si64 so.
HhlR-Per pound, nc.
GiEhENT FLuEs-G inch, 371ic; : inch, lnc; incl
celllllg Joht 81: inch cap, soc. inch eilipg
JOINT 81 ?5 inch cap do C0c.
DRAIN PIPES inch, lie per foot: inch. oCc
inch, ~ &c; : inch. iOc; S inch, Soc
MIXED PHINTS-Ready for use and all colors
81 2a@l 50 per gal. All the tested and Standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure, 81 81
LlhE-C0opered, Austin 81 per barrel. brII,
q 2U Denison car lots, zoe; per barrel, 81 u
Dallas, in lots, 2Oc; per buShc! 25c. "
AlNsEEp oH-Ra~, f?G boiled, 7?c,
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GRAIN

THE receipts of grain to-day were
fair, corn prcponderating There was
no change in prices on the streets
There were several cars of oats
on orders. Oats sacked free ON board arc
selling here now at 5395S cents, and corn
at 02l@95,
The increased area of land under wheat
culture alone in tho United States between
1871 and 1850, aperiod of nine years, was
six and half times the area Of wheat cul
ture in England, nearly four times that OF
Germany, and equal to the whole area un,
der wheat in France-viz, 100000 acres.
Florida's production of corn for 1880, wa,
$780, 9t acres, 3,l74 23i bushels, an average
offs SLIGO bushels per acre.
In Chicago January wheat opened al
l.g3, and closed at l.269, cent and three
Fights below yesterday. Corn opened nj
GU, and closed at 81, an eighth under tn,
close last evening.
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RAILROADS.

An expert, speaking of railroad capacity
says: No railroad in the world has vel
reached the limits of service for two tracks
The pennsylvania Railroad took more pas
sehSers To the Centennial Exhibition than
were ever moved over any line OH this con
tlheht, andtwO tracks were cnou h. With
your two tracks you have an endless circle
never clogged; and with your block signals
telegraph, etc, collisions are absolutely nm.
necessary. The leading railroads of Eng.
land, such as the Northwestern, Admit that
4 double track has never been tested TO il.
limitation.
The north bound business ON the Louis.
NlIIe " Nashville is enormous. From
Twelve TO liltcen freight trains of twenty
llVc loaded cars each, are daily sent north
over this line from Nashville. The general
average is 30 cars per day The freight
consists mostly OF cotton, sugar, molasses
and lumber.
The Tribune Of the 9th says the surveying
corps have about completed the location
OF tae line o. the Texas Il Great Western
hallroad from Denton to Decatur. The
road Is an airline and will run lust north
OF The business portion of the city.
The Illustrated Railway World, referring
to the production Of steel rails in the United
states, says that in 1871 We produced 81. 95l
tons OF steel rails, aud imported 81, 7Ol tons.
IN lNSO we produced a67 600 tons, and i'm
ported 10000 tons. Since the first steel
ralls We're produced here in 1867 we have
n,Si fuVu"V tons Of them, ut cost of
SlSi 100000
The Southern Pacific have comnleted
their road 50 miles east ofthci, iuction win
the Texas * Pacific and are building two
miles per day towards the Pccos River.
The Georgia Railroad has two conductors
on each passenger train ut the Atlanta end
o' inc me, on account of the immense
croMHS gong to and coming from the Tx.
ABOUT M men are engaged getting ties
i9ar constructing the New York, Texas Il
Msexicsn road near Pensacola, Florida.
Inc Mexican Central is running trains
rom I'll Psso ~ miles into Mexico and are
building mile day. The Texas IL Pa
vlnG agents hers say that through trains
VIII not arrive here before January /.
Sepclal to the News says II has been
decided to close up the Pacific, Internation-
al American Improvements Com.
pahy,, ana form new company to build
rom Laredo to the City of Mexico. Stock
holuerS IN the Texas Il Pacific, Missouri.
Kansas IL Texas, and Missouri Pacific roads
VIII nave The preference in rights to sub
scribe to the stock OF the now company.
According TO the usual monthly state
hsht OF the Financial Chronicle Tho No
,erlDer gross earnings of the Chicago 4
Aton Railroad aggregated $3.50, 1888; Chi.
Sago " Eastern Illinois, SOL, 7t9; Chicago
Y Grand Trunk, Sl42, SS5; Chicago, Milwan-
Zee q 81. Paul, SS,S9,00O Chicago Il
northwestern, 81 800, 200; Chicago, st. Paul,
Minnesota Il Omaha, $3.50, 733; Illinois Cen.
Central Illinois division), 1886, s96, do Iowa
division). Sl62,4o, and the Wabash, ST..
9yl hp1 W
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GruCeriCs.

| CoFFEf-lio common, l2&0lic; rair l3S@Ihc;
choice, IA, 10 TO- Laguyra II 10 49,; lava, -,
| G30hC.
TEAs-mperial, 5OG65c; Young Hyson, 4Oa6V;
! OolOng, 4jHd0c; Japan G06G5c
! SuGARs-We quOlc: Powdered he; crushed
! lie; grlnuaed. llhC; standard Al, II. extra
| { lOA; Louisiana white clarified los, to IL: vel
low, clarified, lo% to lie; choice, 91ic; prime,
MoLAssEs-Lo uiSians choice, 20; prime Csc:
| TAR Ia good none in market
FoTATokS-s3 TOAD - per barrel, and 81 60 to
| 81 60 per huShcl
SWEET WEI , T,lq}rf;roEs-75@sl % per bushcl.
SALT-ln barrel, q so; Liverpool in sacks sl75
CRAcKERs-soda, Y, 81; Xxx, 9 xxx, 10:
| cream, llti; ginger snaps llR
| ONioNs-s4 10 per r# rrel. large bhls s. 90
SOAP-Ohvc. az prr box blue India, u ID
bars, s. a per hoT, :. H. harS 81 IS per box. 10
| bars, y q per bot. Eureka Soap, 81 S. Cy-
clone 50 rs.
| BEANs-7Is to Sc per pound
CANDLES -Star fnll weight 16 L..
! ! tCHEEsE-W' Z A. full cream
HoMlNY AND GRlrs-t6 10 so per barrel
DRIED APPLEs-Shmg.
DRIED PEAcHEs-Unpeeled none; peeled lie
per pound,
PlcKLEs-sll 5O@l2 per barrel; half barrels,
81; firm.
COAL 0m-llO deg, fire test: in barrels. is
in cases, 81 30
y,
ARAsUREs-b bushel, iron bound, SIS so 30.
dozen; Wo-hoop pals, g ~: three hoop, 81 25
TuBs-Three nest 81 25d--: eight nest So 25
No. 80 80 per dozen, No. =, IS so; No g. ? So per
dozen.
WASH Ho4Gps-wocd e. 50; zine 90 New
Era, 81 5O6l2 20. Nv"
WELL BrcgETs-Si Goa 25 per dozen.
PowDEE-s6 IS per keg of Is pounds. 1ox do
50 5S 6t do 81 30: blasting kegs, So 30 i-|'' No
50, ~ VIVA " " 10
.MAcRERs.--No 1, barrels, Gil; half barrels AZ.
KITS, sl@l lO No 2-barrcls. 50 So TO $40 half
barrels s. so TO SC; kits 80 to 95c; No 3-barreIS
IS to 3d. half-bnrrels, IS to S. So kits 75c to
CANDY Stick, 1917 to 141sc a pound, Fancy. Is
to 25c. ''' ~
LYE-COncentrated, 50 75@4.
RorE-Sisul, }, inch bNss, 90 to lOc cote -,
@2O wv WV IN, 10
MISSOURI CIDER-2i630c per gallon,
NlNEGAR-Pcr gallon 2OGy3Uc.
WRAPPING PAPEi-Rbg and strc ~ ,,
STARCll-O6hlIc w. 1oc 10 'Sc'
JUGs-We quote lie per gPuon for ,,o,od
Crooks loo per gallon for gla2 cd 0' luz siazeo'
PEACHEs-2 lbs 81 l5G2 A. y Inc soe,e on
TOMATOES lbs 81 100 al 40; n So e. S5%i 70
0NON" N"A' o'r Sli; half bbls $500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-17
PORK.

Pork declined u little in Chicago to-day.
1t opened at 1854 and closed at 1915,
seven and halfccnts decline since the day
before.
The pork packing business of plankinton
y Armor in Milwaukee is simply enormous.
The firm is now Strengthening hogs at the
rate of 4,O0a day, and the supply costs ON
an average Of 6 cents u pound. In ali
over 1000 hands are employed. The cash
required every day for supplies and labor /.
between 100000 and $4,000, or something
ike Sl,WD,0O week, 1t takes nerve to
convert such an enormous amount of cash
INTO pork TO be "sa ted down" and packed
away until prices of the manufactured pro.
duets advance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-17
Fruit and Nuts.

We make the following quotations:
Reconsideration layer, new, per box, SO 65
layer 60 zoos 25
BANANAs-Per bunch, so O0G5.
GREEN APPLEs-Si 5095 80 per barrel.
CURRANTS-S(GShc
PEACHES-None III market
CALIFORNIA PEARs-s5@sG per box.
ORANGEs-Louisi0na 81 50 per box.
LEMoNs-Sicy per box, 81 so IS 30
NuTS-AlmOnds, pc per pound; Brazil, l0@I2
dlbcrtS, l5c; English w0lnuts. none; chestnuts
70 per pound; Italian. none: peanuts, Tennes
'ro red, l-2c; choice white, Joe; cocoauuts, s!
per 100
DATES-In frnils, 7GSc per ID.
PECAN -Si@5 per bushel.
FIGS-uDlS. lie, layers l9C per pound
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-17

vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine ana
mans other diseases that lead to INSANITY AM AM
DEATH The medical gentlemen connected WHY WHY
the institution are graduates of the best coI
eges of Europe and this country, and have bSS
large experience in these troubles, ana w;
agree to forfeit FlVEHUNDRED DOLLARS IL,
case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVF
under their special advice and treatment will
not cure or for anything impure or iniuriopts
found in it. We treat all private diseases suc'
ceSStully without mercury CONSTELLATION
FREE. Thorough examination and advice IN,
Guiding analysis of urine, S. Price of ViTAT
RESTORATIVE SO q bottle or four times the
quantity, $40 Sent to any address upon receint
OF price, c. o. D., secure from observation ma
IN private name if desired, by English Medical
Institute No. us Olive street, ST. Louis Mis-.
souri,. Postollice box, 246O '-'''
Wholesale agents, williams Tolliver g.
Walker Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-17

Acid-Benzoic pei ounce SOC; acid carbolic so.
d. Gcld sUlphurc, 5tulOc per lb acid tartlrir l5c
per ID: alum. iHjc per ID. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
zoC per ID: aSSaiGtida, 25c per 10; balsem CO.
pahia zoe per ID: boraJ. lGc per lb blue vilriol,
iUc per Ib calomel. Zoe per Id; cGlomcl CEnglsh),
u W. per Id; camphOr refined, SIC per ID;
cinchonidia, SIC per or: chlorofofm, ID
cents per lb CnlurGl, hydrnt 81 75a2 OC
per lb;cream of tartcr, powder, aSaioc per To- gum
OPIUM q % per lb' gum Shcllac, 5jc per ID; NOR
oil lemon 81 7jprr ID; bromide potnsS 4Oc pcr H.
" " w iodide potI'sS, 81 81 per III: iP& WI
qnlnlne, suphatc " - per o. seed
caraway. l5c per ID; scnnN 2ic per lb
sIrychnine, crystals, 81 60 per or sugar lead go
per b; Hour sulphur, 5@ per lb salts epson
"a &c per ID. Spirits tlrpentine &c pcrgal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-17
FUTURES.

The market in Liverpool advanced a
thirty and was firm. In New York
1t closed bOuyant at an advance since YES
terday of thirteen points, and in New Or
leans the market went up fifteen points, and
closed strong.
NEW YORK, December 16-Futures opened
steady at u % for March and remained steady
until ute in the evening, when il became firm
ana closed bouyant at II 6S an advance OF thir.
teen points since last evening Sales lo5, coz