davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-14

tIirGck kNxlnrtE.....,......... t."4...s..+."s
iic.E.lnr REQUIRED MI illtarte HGpl u Der. 81

YHe:;ti a,:,,I,, -
Al,,v., f,,r t,lvprsiut,. Il, ,lu rtl,r,rnl aud p
""'> @t WI
'acstIte required MI 'at"r'e Hnpi' lio DEE ",
lly tnllilhirlnx tho rt4latFsai lhlphrtk IN lht
st,o,rlnu ncr!,Hls 4 'hs .wo n";;. !t,.s ycaf'
t w ~ II ,' it,sss III, 1s tts sss. /. ra. sa
NM isasah lrt - INV Ntill lts' i'tpe.lsny St!
wil'stail,siK tr ihr9r sr.t' ~ sRsi iAts teat
nns,n!. llistI TINT thurs wIs q ,li,,ssl lat4T
tlt!M,i!fyN h whn,at IN n'sa,lgn , .hae Sett.G
ls,' , NJ ,ar aa" a,nra !'s t,,s x"r; a'u srct
VIII s,ltlile*s tt,sstt,. th!S setsnl.t Tue laaki
SnitllprN:xynt t'or intl!n ', h;,s ~ lnres ct1r
tlls year rs lust nN1 nut hllnWilsec tf aDIt
Hrs Fl1pplen'e'itury enlputntN thutict. stay alA
it .osl;lcrsi l!tSr'i Wv wnsM Gmpssel VII,
tIa il.Hyeaielai ~ t9 twn pssH y ytata ~
tIfr've otat ny ne. W ine aSrraen vn~ata lcai
!tlt tns ntt ~ lurtMsF ~ snRnt ,lis iht
et 1,l1f.I nrn rpiilteslt tho vny..Hs hellu ftuf
frn!n u.lr r4eillG tMrfs, aNI. Hal'Ms. ~ nj
!,ta nie -tait isis,'t!as. u - % w. HhHtt;thA
thpnen,s trn, % ~ unstsi ssh,sa , p1res ~. sahi4i
tiSi'. Thss: shIpmeats. exclusive , mr., nt thoss D.
4o9oHl 91s. ,s,. uu,.u,
It Wy r!tn srSal. tnoresnre. tnht, aceurl!nsta
tne Iaele' tne 4ns'c ~ ..' puts H. Hs aq W.
er sept. nn " s.tfie 10 ~ N, aSi!s M .aHs'
MfS. nnGnt I:sas' Ats. Ut tising Iis"h'Mu M !.
proea0y ,, t,S ~ ,ost s' y smIinrt Ws
wpeka Wnttid he the fuit s.1l!.ber ot sh1ppat
ssccSs tIilt eilt, ~ lltiWet. thu shsa e'ls ihat
n hvoriao WaGhiy ,s's;, ..,'a,.s ~ ait.
rnrc tn,,nry. Wtat tl..s thus Tyr bre! Lionel
since sct: tis.snt ulle ~ ane ns"rle% rlt expa
pnrnas n tno ysar the 't sa!hma an, 1rn @ ~! ~
HEcd uf %net and 'loiar, enua, III ano,lt 20, iusa
bli anu lhIs Mvefaae it.tssL ~ Ket,i w aHtll ths
, 1881-10-14

1t Will thus uC At0n thAk III tHo leNutllp ptuhFf
markets Ut tho country prieHs MrG tnhr'y anu III
sninr cnsus lnfte US high for whelt. eor'', atia
onts rs III tho scAb0artl lnhrkcts 1ou 70 1,a!
miles distant. Tho situation Ia remarkable. mud
Without precetscnt for mnny ycnrs phst' ~ -
undoubtedly lnrxcly tne TO speculative lhili-
otces, In which tho farmers luin by withnltl'bg
their Ernlu; still. tho fact TINT these influences
nro not conllnod tn my u1lo or two markets. or
slutes, but DDorato In nearly all alike. leaves
tho Impression that they arise froui It very gull
crul and widespread belief that tho crops arc
very largely lailu'ont. An! It inar 10 fa'r'y
doubted whether thGru ts my really wel.lsl'
informed grain merchant Ii, tho Anlericnn trade
who docs int belIeve that our wheat aud 1ia13e
crops ure worry turpely detuirtt.
Will now pass o To ~. sxatniiauon I, o. sno
prses the e,1,,ivnlrnts Of tho former helng oll-
en,atcd Oil tic has!* or R9llK rnt.s ol trc,a6t.
I'LL customary landing an,l selling charges bolnE
deducted, Including low rnto of comlnIaso''.
PRICES ASn T1lEIN EQUlvALhXra.
No. ,vy.., isr' Ss!s s;* "!'ss;%' ss:'
,arss; ri us s;s'" Il pei x 4, "a Il
s!is'' s I psT' S,f tu:..":s. a .... a.s9 s.+o
cGcs;' Gss ~ i;ss Isa'. ~. y. ~,
Tho nbovo tnhle shows tho rel!ltlon hctwoeh
liverpool n1,d i.onlun prices and thtse Ut Ntw
n,k 20 oq !e " " NV YS K ad tsa at tho
Krra. prnary market r. sue wtSt TakGn IT,
tho gr,il,. Thls Is not tnfrequultly tue onsn IN
any such sirnno market situations as now pre-
vnil, atlI especially ut this porlod oe tho ysar,
tE% to E%st aaa tn"ncc 70 Erops ii rcat
Arc tho Amcricun lnnrkS1s to ial! or tl!e Gurn. r
tkcts J.. .he nn9stIo " es a,ts. Ill.,
fnctnry IL, swcr tito t!lilluut itat!tro Of the
, 1881-10-14

i! Il! s1s:
ss:. S,s'; I:;s;:.:: |"';s
h Il II; #::;s;s
|}.'S!i's t. 4 r. %.':: M IT s;|Ss: Il ||Ssss,: -:
IL |s: ;;;,;i:::::: Il
S%iis %f[s f,S r.
.. Ns.s: tSat,sn;Hs. s!t.s; Gin.":..:.:" IL
MI rs E s"ss: stSs*
narkrt wt@ str.,'9l,lar the tnil'igtlcs IT. ra
xS5sa".y in'eiss Fe rh!:f a,sr u
ilnc rcsac.ny ti,S.t. .tocka is that iioUlt, hav-
tug nbtalr,d c1ntf''l nt MMnlatta.', now ,, nrH1
;'Ssr ;Ss, so Il 'nf f "ss IN Hut aasian nSS s's',
sto.k. whicl They rcec.vc rraettenlIy ss q ere.
to msli,icaiion ii tic tcr!ns of icaae. meet
was held ttytas. TIM object hctnR to ses what
ean he4lpns q aot o,it VI tho exlstnx ,roas,c. VII
mleption af e s "f tho sxist!ns selstsn % That nut
ii tic net enrnnns tho Saw York Etcvntei Gun
Esa ns ~, t. sH1 sny y te,ses "a o % ef
ropolltnn and tho Mnnhatlan: Whether M .n M tl,o
prcsent scale u! earnings n.lythlnx woMld be 1915
Interest Oh tho bDu.s. ni,a taxes. Ii n question:
| 1t Is nut clalu,eh TINT anything WIS t!"clpd
sss,e pS' fns Sy .h".a shart u mud th,sc c:
sre T. b. n tr;,, tho rssts !,! y W. ~, 'a nv Hss
ter soecn 70 III Hs sa 'SS wsk r
nIuilur prices wnx tho delivery Of se.usnl thul,-
sanI *hnrta Of Gn,on l'aulIlu atoek 1T the nGtno
meaning TINT Vanderbilt n kotttng ready to turn
nutI. u WAY reported tho railron, Synr y 1!rs!r
| tic It Mt uliy tItnc. Tto gelcrMl result was q
strong Mlnrkut fur stocks. and an nuvnnct lat3
lslK ssnsls snu. apscatics IL rn T,t,ar froi, .a
OF the strect nt the close wis dcuidcdty uullish.
| BosrOS.
Spscl.f D1patth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
| Dnsrx,N, Oct. i3.-Thc stock market tullhy was
tnmrrntcly active, mud thero was rather 4 hotter
feeling prevalent. In r9ilroatl shitrGa Atch so!,
of e IT. # @ II ,sS @ yfsistsy III
stronger: md advcnee.l 70 ~. Chienss'. i!t,r,
F!on 'ney; a,lvce% From lS' ,, !" l3aSe e
!" ft iil9st; iG'i wisss! e cetra, f,om y 10 si
l1nfop Pat'ltn from l1S 10 TO; centrni of Iowa M
truit, i.ntsinx l. Sorhori, prefcrretl fron, lla.i
| to iii; Nuw York s Nnw England from IL to u.
s.g Gy fsGs % 5 E,s ,ce III iroa ' M s ia
In ban,a. Ncx!can Central - aaynaee.l 4. t.s
eitasa Hssi i:s to i II d o ~ % q IL! K""ss
ia il, iaili st,iuks, Huston Lima advanced Il, tt
IA: Wntor Power T. 10, 10 5.lG.
Hcsi Telephone ndvaneel !. to 14a.
III Tho 1Ttstrn 4ssottafd Prss.
1}nETnS. Oct 1.-Stncks CLOSED rs ro1l0ws:
Water l'ower,.. ....' 1;.lt Ehic.. llIr Qncy.
A's !'ese !ine s IL: r Ea:isS ssi NGss:;
} ",'"a a'"M i i';s''! T. ';::s !,'so $s1 =: s
Flster His ....,.,..lM ~. r. l.. C.cnnitt1i.. a
|::|:$ E;$;;$ i ' ii:
l FulkEttiS.
LoSl'oS, Oct. l3-Cousos. 0S l1.1a; account
| b8 l5-tg.
Now is. 1Gl: 4xs, 1lGt$; II, 11p.i.
| Illinois Cnntrni lis: fennsylrnnla Central
G14; Now Ynrk Central, lEs3s; Erie. ~; dc
yueurIs. lUJ; ItentlI1y, Hi4.
' Is,tl,!un In tho link Ut England decreased til
| past week EE.l ,0Ml.
, Amount III bullion ponc IN, E1l0.tkAi
Ilnr silver Ia qutth ut i. J. ~ pauca per ounce
PAEls, OGt. la.-licntts, VII hN.
NEW nftf.EtSH.
NEW ORLEANS, Dct. 1I-SIYht exchnnKr o
= Naw York. sl.O per *l,Uo0 premium; sterllut
i | i1v.
, 1881-10-14

IT all lesrrIptiONa Nr8 relieved Ut once, and
fceraily cared i,y kldnsy. Wott. Il seen,a III.
tented " nature fr tho cur. Ut ail 'itsensek Ut
is kreAs lnstu POWERS rEnttialsy directed tn
tAs removal Ut thla t.luss u ltscnsrs We know
pt pcIxp1,3 that have suffered tor thirty years
tuIi huyt been permanently cured hy taking
k,u,,es. .Wpt, Il short 1tu,e. Try u. either liquid
yr uIy.-SAyt.
, 1881-10-14


spsctal Dlsnoteh 10 The Chtcd1o Tribune.
IlnsvOS, Oct. lD.-In mining Rhurea. Ehlninet &
Iiccln advanced ], 10 I'll; Sun PclrD q, to III
Silver ls!1t u. to .1i1; Quincy i. tu :Ni: lIMrlt1
Il, to HI; Ni. .l.,liIitu y, ii, rs: Cnpper Fnlls
/, 10 ~; Eatnlpn lin. tu lI-f: uthora us before.
1D the 1rfst<rlt 1is1oe1uftI' fsrtst.
nUsr0S. Hut. 1lI.-Mint,R stocks cltse,l az fol-
lows: -
Auurx Nilntrv to-. az Ernnktn.... .....,... llt{
fsmunut Il iIrsin 49, ysj suWutir, ...,, .,...,, IL
t.tiIuu IL. f,NilIey.,,, ,,......,. :El!&
f+n,ttf Enits....... all itfIsA .,.,,,,,,,..., Al
Dnheal, Stiypr Etsvur lslet ............. a.
, 1881-10-14
prEADsrurrs AND SEEDS.


bcr,,,lsu Of tho continual dectine III wtrat, sAe!
were tultto to HUI brla wIntors II belH springs. and
lnlgs u, NIL on private terms: III sne1s Inn 4fade
$itl trNul eIitat u III brtt. Winter fnnrs At3 ~
Huntp.l Il. t1nJ47Iii shipping BIrahEs, st'IsI IsN! IA
us .sr..dy ArrluKs, $I,ntGisj 'ltyo Hour nj as"d
a;.l.!SGG!j. .e,......$ r.
tyriirm M.Ls.sTupps-Wosc In relatively iarxsfpt
ply, md still tetcMH a0wHWNs1(s. snos "ura tet"ff
I'd NJ II .slrs hrnn alIuty l1.u; ears Madlanxs
s::alt.&s...5 : cars wtIuat:scrcsnnHs ut fs,08@s
pBr toH.
e1',slSu w1lt:Ar--Hns active nnd weak. ~
nIaskat Mtlya,rrd il6c ten duc1t'lGl 'c, utd clna
-, lid iMan paits .e!;!iSr ,S; wI'n H., :,
"ts,sss tro, ,l.o Southwest goxaN !o asrlya 1sp4;I
Sss5S %s ss ,s!ss ss; ss e ssSs 41t
rsa !Mes nt ten.:sa SS hsto "a ns I sTa'
sss stS,npsdo ol.isrs esss,!s M ,s s,n s,s -
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tt t3t III e,'" mTi rIl,s% Mri!aiy IL osrinE. ,M
IL assfs iii ss Sr;!as i: HI tlia baesS ssss
ssS With, IT, IT, a 3s se ssst', ~ xss Il
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f $;|:s \ s$$; ;:$$ 's&s@ Ss||s& s::
ss'Fss a!a as SN ~:
S$: # "SS; s; 4 M; s$t H.
Hss1sns ts % om ti!o ca'! EM..d;, ,,u,,< ,,4l
y: \: .:s:s: .::ss:s!s;...:; s$ IL" x;::; ~ II
E$:!;:;; $::; i$::::!; |H @ FL SIG: d
s'sss Wssrss III SWstSf=as vs.y aais S$ !sa K.
saS,ssS msts T. is. nslt 's " rum ss p5'Sf II
M a. ,;ns ", saS s y; # 4 t s, ~s.tsas I'd. ~
aesIxs ~, we%k ;, @ ~" assa 's
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nH sssss s' tEas .s s ss saasy
~" sss!'' hrsksrs ,r M"so y. is nSr i.ess as
t. pS4"ss :s tSH; " tlsrs ssss sa tt s"o;!si;Ii !si;i
sisns III oss "'st S sessses e a.,s W
az ,.nrket san s"L in'tss ass ""%5 5 fr', xrs ms
saS '.r!a! .!s ,ts%ao4t rsS;Si r;iai = !
ss ."'5;:te tss w. ea saas!ss *
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s w. 'i,! Ss.E,'es: ssiv. vsfo i4ds u .ssp an
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IKE: U 'e:s u sr;: y t$ ssss
. Il: S. s vs '!ss g I! sss' ss sS
sGSstay; ipSltss w.,' t''e f'ss 's'''a'
s",.. u.''@;;st. s':$ ,;s':$;';;;t ,;;s;;; Ss;
:;;::: ::;;: $::;;;::$
scE fst s'':G; :s;s sa''s ast *
sss.'s, asss I, 1 Suet ia a. s":S asa ss sSa
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,ua ss!let iissssSer ao;ai',s;y q t'tss ~ T.
Y II NJ ssss': # " ; II: i
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4 "a Va tx W. ss15t3 !. psisIs # y
i. 1ot ga:n. Nitn l,aesy.1n, =. t.n sasn sssn :,
, 1881-10-14
C()MMEl}CIAL.

Tbs follnwlug worp the recctpts and shiptuouts
Of rn,lIng articles af pru4uun III tho city lurluY
tho twcnty.Eour hnurs es.ulDg Ut 7 o'clock
Tturslny morning and for the corresponding
time Il rear Axp;
, 1881-10-14

per $l,Nhl discount. I.onrs were II, good domaud
at 6tb1 par cent ...,
Cook County Is sold Mt 1Gaai, aud AIS ut los,
BE TELEaKAp1I.
NEW Yoltk.
Special psphseh fc The Chicago 7yihars.
NEW Y0uK, Oct. lh-The e;erAtu'l railway
stocks WERE tho great feature, of speculation nn |
the Stuck Exchnngc t141ay M repOrts thnt Mr.. |
Guutd. having obthlued control nf tho hlanhAt-
tun, proposea tlMt the other companies shHll
either puy III full for the $l3,HOo.Ho0 OF pbarns |
that they received rs Krutnlty, which |
they cannot do Without buying tho bulk OF It |
from him, hr thnt they st,al consent 10 modify |
tho terms Of tho leasr. and that conferences |
havc been hcll with vluw to COM
promise. Manhattan rose liz per Gent
uluee Inst nights closing quotations.
n,il tho shares of the other two companies
tiuctuatcd 4,s6tli4 per cent Respectively Mss-
rnp,!tun closed II per cent higher nti1 New
York a.& per cent higher than they opunel.
The general market WIS stronger In tnna
thnn fur suu,e time paat, and ut tho case
HI ntlvanc, tanxng frum Il 10 per cesis
neve yesterdays Inus i,R'lres wns rrcordctl,
This NUS consequence both OF cusy R,nttey
and rpports TINT negotiations hnyc been resumed
l.oking 70. Il speedy cnl ii TIM tr,,nk'line VIII,
sueccc,i Secretary Wintlo,n, whlnh Induced
rush to cover s!,nrts aud atso to purclsaac tor
.1,,'a e,j,Iu,n mYinr lin tfinvnfei nniIwnv
VIZ VIZ " s..sm I,,M,t.,, III ii,.,str,, /. nayMu IL
far We" 'i;g m',,aiu,,, ,'rrf.rsn, 1,h, <
l.ltttS sun fnlnclHcn pEG1tfiGtl.. HHlu y
ais4tss!pnlt 1fnstuIt sAr tInGs Nc" 0fR tchtFatt
Central I'Mute. AItnu & Terre Hattie. Mnl H!Gl-
t,,,,I,.1 l. AfI,.rhrv III nm ttl,nf s11ta lnr1 tyn1
!' sh - .,"',..t, r,r tt,a hinh"at Ii,,,,rca mt
rtEnt scHol!'h Luu H .ao A's1eas "s"A"o "e~
tlg hnFRci tlhseh lF9u. - J.,
The lslt'nGy nArkbt WIS nKntn tnmpaEatlftEy
ensy ftIHy. The rNtp Ia borrowers IN pCilEt uf
atnt,k ,0tit.,ul kt vt,f., mil nGr cent
iii III, .,fts,,s III ,afnt r.r rant {fni,1tra t,f
~ ss 'tss,i " .t,.,na Observation-Disclosures a.
lt1Sa 1ntt uF&N
, 1881-10-14


Acarrgui calculation covering tho lust arc
and tho Inst ton yenrs shows that Whea kae coli.
sumption ur tho United Ktngtinul ~ cotnpr1e'l
tic iii tussa iti England Rl.d Wales. multiplied
oquil 10 nbot ::s;t,: ol uartera for tme prcse,,t
consumption IL 10 doubt Hreatsr than 1his, hut
il wu ttsu tho nbovU conventional mnthnd fnr
measuring tho i,nmo supply IN tho Hrustnt
i hs peen 9e 1 n1ru,ses s,s
tno S iii" Implication ot lhut n,othal has
eret1fns. q gisS y h, aM y waIS s I'm ~ IN @ evl'sS n,
fur tho present population. THUS tle!lfcry ~
hut lrs 1t. tne c,lrrcnt .nrGi Satr l,sams M H.
n!hnr lnport or ", M ,v .nS se hnve 'M,r ~ y,
particularly to 1pnl WIN !" thok Wnlts ani Ie-
SOURCES iur the rarihinoor nf tho l,rehe4l ceti-
ar Your r say from sSpt. to 1se' ". M f1t sv;,,as ~
ut,,hH !a KrvHtcr thun III tic slainlnef It n'af ~
ulvldutl thtts: ,,.. ,,,,x.
ErpteInhcr- t,econbor- .,'. 1;HdHfnM 1;H1dHfnMs,
Inhunry- i...",.........'....''..s.'' HsS,
rou'......,,... -............:"...,."u @Iun
AB the trA'is HoncrNlly well 'usGrstanu ElGoks GS
ten,bpr wDre III tho HHEFcHntg 1xceptlo3nlly
s,nul!-or nntivu mud tnrolEn wncat a!lu ,.. Mnat
t1Xetrar probahy smaller ttan " any stlftu
Hut,lltii,lH i,prl III tha lust quarter OF cantHFy.
Assuming, therefore, thnt tho. G9l!sMtsnpiloli- ~ +.
Hcln unlbur- l,ucgm0rr-wlll lv 1,7bu.WIn, AZ ~
nstnatod nnd that lhe Quantity nya!atls Ifnaa
uulyHrtcs ut AuNlu- Xruwh grain VIII ~ "oou,
as ktntcti nbDve. all }a.,rt af AMnN0 frs W'isli1'
apparently htt rctlnred 10 tenve "tl.1niay a!itHt!
atouks IN lhy k!,'gtlt,' u to oan' y n9e"nimSs
" wheneo @ is Ills i..Sasusl dts-or nsariy a0kUOA
iii III forr1Yn wl,ent-lik1ly tn bp uhtAlnetS ~
u baala for calculation ipon thta ps,ttt, tho i0I'
sIn,inv ppritpls IN tl,r two prpsions ycars, asie
thu s4ltsrcas wt,uIieo utttanu'l, Ia nppont!on:
, 1881-10-14

ard s,,s. lta.a btt AMI ll.Y Askc.l. Al tho cioso
tho uxtcuuu is wrre III ,td utt! tic IA tl5'sD
It'll.
active stocks:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-22

II Is now pretty well settled that tho new
administration will follow AZ near as possible
the financial foptst tops of the old one. II lead
10 a season Of great prosperity, aud the gov
eminent at last has some power to prevent
those seven year panics we have boon getting
into fore long time, and Will In time be able
to stop them entirely, II Is hoped, In New
York there are tons OF money to let out at per
cent. per annum. From this minimum IL
runs to II per cont In the country As distant
communities grow moro stable, rates Will
decrease. Were 1t not for the interposl-
tion Of the Homestead Law, perhaps ten
houses would DO erected In Dallas to one now,
whether for better or worse to tho builder or
bank is the question.
In the local money market there was moth
Ing new. Failing to borrow enough to impro w
their property, many are saving NJ their earn
ings and putting them In the bank for that
purpose. Houses In Dallas average fully II
per cent upon Investment, including taoxs and
insurance, many 10 and not n few Is per cent
Any kind of respectfully built establishment
will rent for IN per cent, and do II quick. But
buildings In bad repair and neignborhoods
will not bring so much.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-22
The General Markets.

~ Trade To-day did not improve. Mor-
chants complaining OF moro or less
dull aud eome spoke of dry rot and stag.
nation. We notice, however, that wholesale
grocery houses received heavier orders and
were making larger shipments than they did
Saturday.
Meats were about tho same In ICE, but they
are slow ofsale. Clear bacon sides are sci INK
at ten cents IN small way. Dry salts are
slow also but In somewhat more demand than
smoked.
Lard has advanced u slucc Saturday and Ia
now held Mt IL cents for tlcrce.
Hams unchanged, with good demand for
plain.
Cattls and hogs are about IA Saturday, with
perhaps the latter In improved demand.
Breakfast bacon held to-day at liA.
Eucrn Is dead slow Mt % for inferior, TX for
prime, and 30 cents for choice white. There Is
y spcculativc feeling forming which may re-
sult la improving the demand.
Oats, light Offering at 30 to IS for good order,
and 81 for inferior.
Hhipsluifs unchanged.
General grocere, are quiet, with no change
ordered. Merchants ray trade Is too dun TO
test the strength OF shelf goods
Coffee ia stlli firm, but not quotably
higher.
sugar and syups AFRO atoady, and in moderate
request.
Flour Is very nrm. with moderate demand.
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ErnAl And mia.

We make the following quotations.:
ORASaKs- Valencia per case, 5000; Sicily
per box, 81 TO 1870; l0aislana petbbl., ~ 5OMs
LRMoEs--Slciiy per box, ~ 40.
THArEs-Malaga per Dbl, 80 to 10; per hal
Dbl, meme.
PEARs-Calilornia per box, none.
NUTS Almonds % per pound. Brazil
NO.; lltorts To-; Englah Walnnte
nonei chestnuts, imported, 90 Italian
20; peanuts, Tennoss' o red, GH; CoCoanuts
per hundred 80 90.
FiGS'-ln 70 lb boxes, per 10, 10.
f1r CoaN--trize packages, per half gross
RAislNs-Loudon layer, nav, per box, SO 20
layer, new, per box, ~ 90
BANANAs-Per bunch, So. to 3
APPLEs- Fancy per Dbl, 81 % choice
Us lhi dried, per 10, q TO &c.
PorAroEs-Per Dbl, 81 50tos375.
OSioSs-Per bushel 80 80.
GARLIC-Per string, none
CABBAdEs-Per crate, 81 TO 50
DArRs-ln trails, per Id, &C.
CunRAaTs-71aGSHc.
FRuNEs-0c.
PEcANs-Per ID, = retail; per bushtl, loos,
81, 81 ID to ~ rs; sacked 81 30, 50 10.
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Building Material.

BBIcK--At the kilns 81 50 to $40.
SruHE-Atthe Dallas quarries 90 per cubic
foot. Laid In wall lie
LUNneH-Natlve rough pine go per thousand
Dressed on one eide, so 90; Flooring, tongu.
| ed and grooyed, slh; Dressed Notwithstanding
els; rhree-eighlh tongued and grooved ceiling,
sl7 30.
SuINGLEs-CYpress, ~ per thousand; Native
pine, sap, eS, do heart, SIS ~.
| LATus--sS 10 per Thousand
CEMSyT-- Fort oft, per oar, 20; Ros-
endaio, - S0i | ,uiSville, Port land
@ co.
Plaster OF PARIS-Per barrel, "a.
HAm-pe pound. TA,c.
CEN INT FbUEs - inch, 81 cents. 7 inch, a.
cents, inch,ceilng Joint, 81; 6 inch cap, 500;
Z inch ceiling joint, 81 Is; inch cap 10, Soc.
DnAiN PIpE--3 iaeh, loo per foot; sinch,
zoe; Inch, Sec; inch, 40c; Sinch, SOC.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
~ o. per gallon. All the tested and standard
makeJ are on sale by Dallas dealers.
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ID callers say they expect an advance upon thu
next shipments, rs miliers are 10 cents per
hundred higher than when prrsen. stocks were
bought.
Potatoes are Ia good demand and light stock
at 81 81 10 81 90 per bushel Tor sacked,
wApples scarce with sound held Of Il to 81 30
per barrel, and In good demand,
Oranges 81 %, lemons 81 50 per box.
sale of 100 dozen eggs In one lot At lSc,
Smaller lots 10 to lSc per dozen.
Texas butter 30 to sc. oleomargarins zee.
Hides and wool are droopy, though not
lower
Wood is in improved demand, aud to-day
held at outside prices.
There was nothing else new that We
heard or
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Oh, what u Cough!

Wihyou he d the warning? Tho signal
perhaps of tho sure approach of tina. more
lorNblo disease, Consumption. Ask your.
selves If you can afford for the sake of saving
40 cents, 10 run tho risk and do nothing fol
" We know from experience that Shiloh's
Nnre will cure your cough 1t mover fails.
bis explains why more than Million Bot.
Ties were sold tho past year. 1t relieves
croap and whooping cough At once Moth.
cH 10 not DO without II. For Lame Back,
Sd2og Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Sold by HielIcx " House, Druggists, COS
Main street, Dallas,
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The drnnkard Is a burden to himself as well
~ his friends, and both he and his friends will
give much to be able TO SEQ reform and sohrirtv
induced But since intoXication becomes i,
ulNease IL requires u remedy of no unusual aG-
tlv,ty 10 reach the difficulty. Those who have
taken simmons Liver Regulator declare that
It sots tho liver In action and nyig-
CRATES the system In such way as to destroy
the craving for strong drinks, and soon the
desire Tor liquor Is entirely dlssipatcd. While
smoky nervous and distressed, resent to Sim
mons, Liver RegulalorRs tonic, TO arouse the
torpid liver 10 action, to regulate the bowels
AM remove tho feeling OF general depression
and with 1t the craving for liquor.
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aLuoHoL--S2. 80 10 ~ 40 per gallon.
"HsKY-Sweet mash, N.25@li.5Oi soui
nnsh, ~ ,6O@S5, accorilng6aage.
WiSNs--C iarct, In case, So ibe1si; CatawbR
per gallon, 81 .l0GpS2; Port, per gallon, ~ 20 a
wi Sherry, per gallon, 81 .a0@gS; Madeira, poi
GnSl0.
CuAaPAoNs-CookB, In baskets, Sls@S@
iieidsieck, In basket, s2S; Krrg, In basket. 81
Domestic champagne, slO@l6.
ALE-stock ale, per dozen, s2.l5Ds2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, g2dDe2 80,
BorILR BEEn-St Louis quarts sl2, plnts
sla 10, Budwiser, az, pints sl3 80.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
Yesterdays MARKET SITUATION.
Moderate Demand Freely supplied In
LtverpoOl-ln America About the
Same Meats Steady-.y.ard High
er-Crain, Flour and Gro
ceriss steady-"COuntry
Produce Firm and Quiet.
DALLAS, SATURDAY AFTRRNooN.
March 10. 1851. (

AS predicted in thu Saturday afternoon re-
port, We had v light frost Sunday morning.
No other damage Is reported other than to
young cabbage plants, Fruit came through
all right. But the nor ther got u fresh start
this morning and 1t IN colder to-day than yes-
terday. The wind Is blowing strong,
anti II II dies out tonight there will be frost
tomorrow morning. Peaches, apples, plums
and all the rest are In fine condition to be
Killed, They are young and tender.
reports from the country are pl0ws were
again sstarted this morning with farmers
trusting 10 luck to keep them running the
balance OF tho week. IL seems to be the
united Judgement of the mercantile
world that they had best not increase the
acreage of cotton this year. A good season
will produce six and u half million on the
present acreage We had n ba year last time,
and yet will market ak and II quarter or
about that, If the crop Is increased and the
year IL good 10 boot. what will be the rosult2
And what win the pice be next fall? On the
LIST Of March, $780, mlddling was worth llAc
In Dallas. On that date this year 0]sc. There
is no getting around the fuct that an increase
OF productlon lowers the price. Just after the
war; three million crop brought
20 cents pound, or actually
more money than six million will now sell
Tor. speaking In the aggregate of dollars and
cents. This Is the time for the cotton planters
to look Into these facts. and, of course, do IA
he pleases. There III no sensible merchant
but wants him 10 do well, would Ia fact like
TO see him got one dollar per pound
In fifty million bales. As cotton
Is the basis OF all our pursuts In the Boush, all
parties want It to sell for every dollar possl
BILE.
Woodland hidesare also dopre isel and far
below last year from over production. All tn IL
In the face of etsy times ,'plenty OF money, n
boom In internal improvements.