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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE SUN FOR 1881.

Everybody reads The Sun. Tn -.
editions Of this newspaper t~hrouobont
the year to come everybody will and.
L. All the worlds news, so presented
that tho reader will get the greatest
amount Of information with the loaaI
Improbable expenditure of time and
eye sight. The Sun long ngo discovered
the golden mean between redundant
fullness and unsatisfactory breyity.
II. Much Of that sort Of news which
depends less upon its recognized i'm
Portance than upon its intereet to man.
KIND. From morning to morning The
oEn prints q continued story OF the liyes
on real men and women, and of their
deeds, plans, loves. hates. and troubles.
This story Is more varied and more in
teresting than any romance hat was
sver devised.
III. Good writing in every column,
and freshness, originality. accuracy, and
aecorum IN the treatment Of every SUBJ
jsct.
~. Honest comment. The Sum,
habit is TO speak out fearlessly about
men and things.
V. Equal candor in dealing with each
political party, and equal readiness to
commend what is p~raisewortby or TO
rebuke what is blaTable IN Democrat or
Republican.
vi. Absolute independence OF parti-
Fan organization, but unwavering low
atty TO true Democratic principles. Tho
Sun believes that the Government which
the Constitution gives us is a good one
70 keep. Its notion of duty is to resist
to its utmost power the efforts OF men
IN the Republican party to set ,po
another form OF government in plac of
that which exists. The year 1881 aud
the years immediately following will
probably decide this suprcmcly impor-
liant contest. The .Suq believes that the
victory will be with the people as against
the Rings for monopoly, with Rings for
plumber. and the rings for imperial
power.
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Address: I. W. ENGLASD.
Publisher Of THE Sun.
New York City.
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Middle Aged Men,.

TIER sot sasay 81 ihs age az thirty to sixty
.no arr rsuhlcd nth too frequent evaenS.
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to1pid apPesrs1cN 1he-e are msay men h
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nsse, ~. >. VIII guarantee a Y-rfs<f erye In
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DR.. SPINNEY.
No. 90 kEARHY STREET.
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DtaeasaA.
MEN

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ucn Viii Do wcilte syKii themselves of this
Lhe Ereaics3 boon erc- laid a. the Altar Of .uf,
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tre 70 so<fci 500 fof every cave @! Seminal
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DO You Want to Enioy Life?

Dr. !. BradHcld's Female: Regulator is not n
panacCa or curc-all, but simply specific rem.
kAly for one special class Of Irregularities or dis
eases IL proposes To regulate disorderod men.
situation, mud protects woman from q long train
of disastrous consequences, and miugates an
incnlculablc amount Of pNiu, mental anxiety and
anguish Its combined properties not only tend
to invicorNtc and build np the general health OF
woman, but furnishes such special tonic stim.
ulating and inyigOrating influences Ia the womb
Ns excite this organ IN the healthy performance
OF It's peculiar natural functions. II possesses a
special affinity tu this organ, and exhibits spe.
cilc power over mcnstruation, In correcting dis
orders and positively regulating all Irregular.
ties Of woman,
have used for the last twenty years the med.
lcno known MS Dr. J. BNdicll' $ Female Regula.
tOr, aud consider II the best combination ever
gotten together for the diseases for which II Il
, recommended W. b. TERRELL, NJ. d.
DR.. J. Bradtield, Prop, Atlanta, Ga. Price
$50 Sold 10y NIL Druggists and Wholesale
Agents
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Elegant Toilet Preparation,

Hair dressing and restorative is found In
London Hair Color Rcstororn II seldom
fails to restore gray or faded hair TO its orig
hO V Sha"Sea V Sy h D nse S Sna nrosn. n
growth Of beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
and luxuriant. II certainly IL the most
clearly and effective hair restorer now be.
fore the American people
"A, A Gibson, Torrytown, Duchesscoun.
VI n Y, writes; DR.. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia; GgSTs--l enclose postoiiicc
og,ler for eight dollars, please send inc one
dozen London Hair Color Restorer.n II
hNs stopped my hair from, falling, and re-.
stored Il to its natural color IL has proven
satisfactory In every respect. The '"Lon.
dbn Hair Color Rcstorer'' can be obtained
u oil the leading druggists at 10 cents a
hbttlc,
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Building Material.

BRICK-At the kilns to $40 kiln run.
5ToNE-At the Dallas quarrcs, ~ per cubic
foot; II for foundations IL for wall and Is fol-
dressed front
LuMBER-Ycllow pine rough. 81 q per 100
feet over q feet in length; 81 80. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing 81 rs; - ceiling
g.: Z; ceiling g. 10; white pine ceiling 81 Is first
common white pine siding, first common 81 30
ash and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand
poplar dressed both sides, ST. rough walnut
Sl25 to 10 Common doors, 81 SO 20 s.; sash, 81 q
"a 3 90 rs TO size.
SmNGhYs-Ycllow piuc, s. 70 10 4 %; white
pine, % 80 to g o. Cypress, No. I, 81 No >
81 80; No - 2j
| PoSTs- cedar SD 10. Boise dare Sl5.
| LATHS--v3 h0Ji per thousand.
| CENENT 49, Roacnduic, s. 70; Louisville, 81 so
! Portland, 81 80.
| PLASTER PNGls-Pcr barrel St@t 90
| HAm--rer pound, nc
| GNE%C fLuFs--G iuch, SIC, inch, iOc; incl
ceiling Joint 81; inch cap, 5Oc; inch ceiling
! Joint, 81 %; Z inch cap do, GOc,
| DRAIN plrE-3 inch. tie per foot / inch 2Gc
! 9 inch, ~ 90; inch, ing, inch, SOC.
| MIXED rNINTn-RcHdy for use ana Hll culurg
| 81 2jal s. per gal All The tested and STANDARD
makes are ON sale 10y Dallas dcnlcrs.
| WHITE LENp-Strictly pure g. 81
LlNl-Coopcrcd Austin, = per barrel bulk
I 81 aO Dcuisun ear lots, zoe; per barrel 81 ~
D0llas in lots poe, per husnci 25c.
| LlR-EEp Oll5-RaW, G4c: boiled, ne
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Drugs.

. Aoid-Bcnzoic per ounce zoe; ncid carbolic so.
luton h5c crystal G0cas2 per lb acid ctric 75cper
ID; Ncd sulphurc, 5tolOc per 10; ncid artariC 45C
per lh; alum, I,l,c per ID. AmmOnia-CarbOnate
nc per ID; assafWtida, soc per ID; balsam co.
pabla zoe per lb; b0raN, lie per Id; blue yitriol
l0c per ID; calOmcl 75c per lb; caomel (English),
81 % per lb; camphor refined sc per ID:
cinchonida, 75c per OF; chloroform, 20
cents per ID; choral, hydrat 81 75a2 10
per lbcream OF ,artcr, powder, SSai0c per ID: gum
opium, s. 90 per lb gum shclac, SIC per 10; NOR
oil lemon 81 50pcr H. bromide potass iOc per lb,
u Il w iodide potaSS, 81 80 per ID; (PS w;
quininc, snlphatc, 81 10 per or, seed
cNroway, l5c per III; SIENNA, 2jc per 10;
strychninc crystals, 81 10 per or sugar lead, 25c
per b flour sulphur ,5oG; per 10 salts cpsomi
z a IL per d. spirits mrpGnunc 66c per gal
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ding III; middling fair l9l; fair 1871. Sales
i05 bales.
Galveston closed quiet; middling IL.
Sales 500 bales
Liverpool cotton firm; miIdlins g ZIG
OrleansGi. Sales 1900.
The net receipts at all the ports were
100 OGi: exports 10 Great Britain 1878;
France All; continent PISS; channel
ports none. Stock on hand 6l7 Dos bales.
FUTURES.
Futures declined heavily to-day. In
New York they opened weak and closed ut
II s0Gll 80 for January. In New Orleans
they opened at II il@ll ~ for January,
advanced TO II 52@ll So and finally closed
at II 46@ll AZ. In Liverpool there was no
material change in prices, but they closed
dull.
NEW YORK, October o5.-Futures closed
stendy AT quotations,
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soLE LEATHER oAK--No. !, S9@4G No. 2 500
81
HRaLocK-Best buffalo slaughter, Sl@32; good,
2S do good, No. ., g. good damaged, %.
OAK HARNESS LRATnEp-No. !, S7@39c; do No.
2, 95c
HEMLocK-prime SO; do good "A; DO No. q 80.
FRRNeH CALFsKIS-sl Is ~ 30, according to
quality.
PHlLADELPHGA CALTsLIs-No /, 81 10 to %;
do No. 2, 81 10 10.
PHILADELPHIA KIPs No. |, Sc to 81, accor-
ding to weight
SHEEP SKISs-Topping xxx per dpz, Sl0,50;
Innings, white MIX S!t russets, COS
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SHAFTs-si&9; poles, S9@l5 per doz.
BUGGIEs-Grede B and spring top, s9OG1oO; do
open, S70@ so; do side springs, top SlO0@lSj do
side spring, sl40G2O0, do phaetons, sl5O@2O0;
Jump seat buggies, sl7S@250; platform springs,
sn09l20 three spring wagons S909ll5.
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NEW oRLEAxs, october 25.-Futures closed
Gala 20 M haln
GRAIN.

Very little grain was received to-day and
the market was without any animation.
Corn brought from Is to so cents for old
and Is to 10 for new Oats were dull and
buyers were not anxious to purchase. Good
No. brought 80 cents We did not hear OF
any wheat rye or barley on the market,
and prices are nominal.
In Chicago November wheat opened at
l.3ii and closed at l,2iA, being cent and
three-eighths lower than last evening. Corn
opened at 6li and closed at 6li.an eighth
lower than last quotations.
Pork for November opened at 1910, de-
clined to 1920, reacted and closed at l6.32l
seventeen and a half cents lower than last
evening
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FINANCIAL.

New lOyk ENChUuJU. ...... ...... lNA llrh d
ST. Louis ........... .............. "
Chicago .,..... ........... ......' 90
New Orleans ,....... ........... ......." 90
Galveston aud Houston .............g "
Commercial exchange upon all points d, TO 4
Sterling sight sis5.
Frnfs sos 10.
Gold. silver olher than trade dollars par
Itnle uoiiars 10 cents
Mexican halves. ...,............... 10
MtAP0n quarters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
MONEY MATrERS.
Financiors are predicting an abundance
of money all over the country lust rs soon
MS our grain dealers win lower the price
sufficiently to justify European shipments
Even without this, money is gradually be-
coming plentiful at nil the great Ccntors.
The products OF the mines, the receipts
rom Europe, and the disbursements of the
United States treasury, il is estimated, will
increase the volume OF our precious metals
| ~ least 32jON0OOO, or five dollars for each
man, woman and child in the country
Last week the receipts of gold from Europe
and the redemption of bonds increased
| the volume of funds in New
| York alone over $lO,0O,000. This
| II seems ought to satisfy the desires Of
the intationiSts and grcenbackers every
where. But there is great deal of gold
| being boarded and larger quantities used in
| manufactures and the arts. The amount
of gold last year used in manufactures
amounts to $l0,0O0,0o0, aud the amount of
| silver 5000, 600 and il is thought this wear
there will be Il large increase in both.
The total debt of the state of Missouri,
according to the census report of 1880, on
all accounts amounts TO SOS, l7i0O0, and is
distributed about as follows: State debt.
SIC 25S.0O0; county debts, $l2,OOO,OO0
school district debts, S7lS,O0O; city
and town debts, So, i9S,OO0 OF the whole
amount of Indebtedness, S5S,l74,Oo the
municipal deb, of st Louis represents S23,.
OOO,OOO
The total value of taxable property in the
state of Wisconsin il Sli7, sol .WS-a gain of
about $2,0OO,OOO over the previous year
The state tax.leyy for 1889 will he $40.
Discover $2l2, 77S.O7 less than the levy
made for this year,
Tho total dahl or TcNns in ii lni ION of
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We make the following quotations:
RAIsINS-LOndOn layer, new, per bow, 81 Is;
layer 81 COOS w.
BANANAS--Pcr bunch, g. SeGL
GREGS ArPlEs-ss@6 per barrel,
CuRNANTS--!h.
PHAcHEs-Nunc in market
CALlPoRNIA PEARS-s56lSG PEI box
pEcASS-NOnu in the market
ORANGEs-Sicily, SIS per box.
lEMONs-Sicily per box, 81,
NuTs--Almonds, BIC per pound; Brazil, l0dl2,
tilberts, l5C. English walnutS, none; ChcsthutS,
imported, none; Italian, none peanuts Tonnes
sec red, "; choke white, NC; oocoanuts, 81 per
100
RiGs-Nor In the market
DATHs-In itails, Sur,9c per H.
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Coal aud Wood.


CoAL--lnli0n nation S. per ton delivered.
COKE-ipc per barrel
Woop--Ouk, hickory and ash, 81 so to Sc II
per cord, Sawed stove wood is retailing ut the
rates OF 81 10 To per cord
CHARCOAI-N5 cents per barrel
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Dirt Cheap.

! &, II. Clancy, whose shirt mandatory
is located at No. 6l2 south Main street, Is
now offering to the public white shirts OF
good material, made to order, nj 81 apiece.
! He still manufactures to order, his famous
make of drawcrs-doublc-l in the seat.
Go see him and have your shirts and draw
erS made to order. He has on hand a fine
lot of flannel goods, which he is making up
at remarkably low prices
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Cast. q per hundred; stove, So cents wrough
5Oc to 81 per hundred; brass IS to $40 per hun
bred; copper, $40 to IL 80 per hundred zinc ant
cad 81 per hundred.
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PmNTs-Freomon's b&Anconia, 6h; GlouStcr
6S; Bristol, 4, Greenwich, q Peabody, solid, 6
Lodi fancy bh, Harmony, 81 sprnguc, g. Ham
ilton, Gl,; CochOro, ca, Allen, q
FINE BROWN DONESTlC--Ccntnl OK; Gilcol
4 Busy Bee q Continental, $, rocOhon,as, 4
Cedar Falls. 7is GUcnhHCt s.. Atlantic 81
Rockingham, So, New Hartford Y, a.; Hamlet
MIL ~ Boston, 90, s. Linnwood, vi
BLBACiigp overwhelmingly, 6, Dover, S
Commonwealth, y, 81; Morning star, az; Fruit
Loom, lnh; standard, 10 Chapman Y rs Al
toOnn, ca ElmdNlc, 6ls; Sonora, 4, Signal D. OK;
Just Out o.; Paramount A, Ga
HRAvN BROWN DoMEStlCs-Pittsdcld, ~; An.
gusla, s. Rocky Mountain ~; Old Dominion
bf Agawan Z, on; Collingwood, AZ; Star OF
the west SN; Princeton, iN Indian Orchard, 81;
Park q, Buckcyc, 81, Cabot W, ~; Lyman, 4,
Observation-Disclosures io.N; Gle; Monpdnock,
ION, ~ Androscoggin, w, 21hi Androscog.
gin l0.A, 81, Lancaster lo.A blcached, 90 Low.
ell, 10 u blcachcd ~, sullivan, l0.A blcachcd,
w Monadnock, w, 2lh; Monadnock, 10. u, ~.
CorroN Notwithstanding AAA lie; do
III blcached, lS hugcnot \, n do blcached, .:
Hamilton \ !, brown, 10 do r. blcached, -
Nashua X, IN
HICKORY -Rondlcman. ny; Easton, 10; West.
cTn states, sk; American. AKA, ~; do 6x6, 10,
sheridan W. Shi Mechanic sNa, 3, 49,,
nRiiLs-Boot Il suffolk. 81. Adratic pb,
Laurel, y Rock Head, az,
.Tickise.-ArkwrighL ~ Amoskeag AGA. Tx,
Hamilton y, ~ Elmwood, W., Ocean, Il Jewot
City, W, Me,ham AA.. Id York, iih; Clark
Stand, l2S Cords AAA, l6h
Magnolia, AZ, Atlanta & Tidal Wave D Delta
y Hurricane, 10.
CnyioTs.icrkshire IA, II; Monitor, o. BON.
hay, 7lsl Langley, 10 Longs best Ia Bristol, sAi
Bunker Hill 10
corros Duck Ikwrisht fancy. ls; STARK
gray. l4s; Hear Duck sos, 29H; .rolhemas Mil
l0ti Montauk "A, II, kirkwood, IS
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CmCKENs--Wc quote at 81 25@2 "a per dozen
turkeys, 5Ob7jc; prairie chickens, g per dozen;
quail 81 % per dozen; wild turkeys, 81 20@l %
rabbits, 75c per dozen; squirrels, Toe per dozen
ducks, large, s. small g. %; vcnison, 6@6ic,
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CoPpRR-Rio common, l3H@Iic; fair, l4@l5e;
choice, Is To l5!I Laguyra, II to 1871; Java, 2os
@301.c. .o.o
TEAs-Imporial, 5O@C5e Young Tyson, 10000;
Oolong, 45CotOc; Japan, G0@6ie.
SuGGRs-We quote: Powdered l2%c; crushed,
l2Gc; graduated, ll4e; standard A. IN; extra,
lO}s; Louisiana white clarified, II to ia; yell
low, clarified, IL to llac; choice, loc; prime,
MoLAssE,~Louisiana choice, Csc; prime SOC;
fair to good none in market
PoTAroEs-s3 75@4 % per barrel, and 81 65per
| to Al 20 bushel.
SWEET PoTAToEs-el.5O per hushol
| ONIoSsSi 256p 4j0 per barrel
APPLES 006D5 10 per barrel
| RIuE--WhOlcsalo, ~ to SH
SALT-In barrel, 81 50, Liverpool in sacks 81 20
CRAcKEns-soda, Y, So; Xxx, on xxx, 10 a.
cream, u; ginger snaps llA.
soAp-Oliyc, 81 per box; blue = mona, = 10
bars So ~ per box; Z 10. bars, 81 % per box Id
bars, 81 Is per box. Eureka soap g. ~ Cy'
| clone, 80 u.
BGANs-7li to Sc per pound
| CANDIES-Stnr, full weight Ii l.
| CHERsE-lCO
HouIST AND GMrs-sG 10 e 20 per barrel
| DRIED ArrLES-SH HNhg
pRlEp PEACuEa- dnpccled, none; peeled lie
rlcGiGs-su 5O@l2 per barrel; half barrels,
CoiI Otto deg, FIRE; test in barrels, l5c;
| In eases, S. 70
| CLOTHES tlSS-kuuud. Doc spring, u per bON
| MEAsuRFs--ls hu>hol iron bound, Is 30 30
! dozen; Wo.hoOp pulls, y TO- thrcc.hoo p ~ %;
! TUES Three nest G. 'OW2 80; cightnesl 80
| No. T. 81 80 per dozen, No. ., IS 90 No. D. per
| WASH EoAms-NoCd, Il 80 zinr, 90 New
Era, s. IOu2 20,
WELL BtcInTs-Si OOaI % per dozen,
POWDER 81 Ga per Ecg Of - pounds l.I do
IS SIS; Ga do 81 yO blasting kegs 81 80.
Snor-Drop bag s. 10 to 81 % buck, g 10 to
900
MAcKrREi-No |, barrels Sll; half barrels s.;
! kits slal TO- No 2-baues, - 80 TO $40 hnli-
barrels s. 20 to 81; Kits, 30 to 95c No. 3-barrcls
s. TO f9; hOli.baucs, So 10 50 3d. kits. zoe TO
| 81 TO-
CASDY-suck, 1874 10 1i%c pound Fancy Is
| To 2lC
LYE-Conccnratcd 90 756i
RorE-Sisul, Z. inch basis, ~ to loo; cotton 10
6g20.
MISSOURI CGDEE-25dSOc per gallon.
| NINEGAR-rCr gallon, 20G30C.
| WRAPPING PApgR-Rag and straw, ijG to 90c
| STARCH-jM5llc
l JuGS--Wo quote lie per gallon for glazed.
Greeks, loo per gallon for glazed.
PEACHEs--2 lbs, g. lj@2 u; 3 lbs SOS 80
ToMAToRs--2 lbs, 81 i0@l 10: 3 ID. 81 70.
| SAUER KRAUT -BblS al; half bbls $50,
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Wagon Wood Work.
Buggles, Spring Wagons, Etc.

sPoKEs-From to Pa inch, per set, xxx Sc.
lect s., XXX, q -.
SAWED FELLoEs-lA to %, e. IS per set
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COMMERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE,

TUESDAY EVENING, October -, 1881.
The outlook of Dallas has never been so
bright as at present, New buildings are
beine erected, new business houses are be-
ing constantly established, manuiac-
turing interests are being inaugural
ed, and although on small scale
will in time grow and become
great industries railroads are being pro-
iected and built from this city, Fort Worth,
Terrell, Mckinney and many other points,
which, when completed, will bring millions
of dollars to Dallas, which now go to other
cities. The future of our city is assured,
and sooner, it may be, than the most san
guine anticipate Dallas will be ranked as
one of the great inland commercial en-
poriums of the United States. The boom
has struck MS, and will continue onward,
like the rushing Of mighty waters, long
after the present generation shall nave
passed out of existence.
In speaking of business to-day, 1t
is the same as il has been for months. Our
wholesale dealers have hardly an idle
hour from active employment. With them
there is no idle day. Orders by mail are
gradually increasing, and it is not infre'
quent we hear them say that their ORDER
have accumulated on their hands to such an
extent that they are compelled to work late
ut night TO have them ready for shipment
on the following morning, and be ready fol
the new orders that are certain to arrive
Such is the state of the wholesale trade OF
Dallas to-day, and without exaggeration We
think we can say that twice the business
could be done in some lines that is nov
transacted, had We more houses with suih
cient stock to accommodate oil the trade
that could be brought here by sending oul
commercial travellers like other cities are
doing
The lumber trade Of Dallas continues tC
increase, and there is scarcity OF al
grades OF twenty-five feet in length and
over. The mills find ready sale for all they
cut, and stocks over twenty feet are scarce
in the pineries. The receipts in this city
from the south and eastern mills amount t(
fully four thousand cars In the last
year, while the doors, sash ant
white pine from Chicago foot up ovel
one hundred and twenty-five car loads
Why don't our planters engage in the pro
duction of tobacco The soil and climate
are favorable for its growth, and those who
have planted in small way have found
profitable. Kentucky now has a controlling
influence in leaf tobacco A few statstic
in regard to this staple will be interesting
The crop Of the western leaf tobacco state
(outside of the seed leaf or cigar leaf belt) il
lSI0-S0 was rs follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-26

BAcoS--Long clear sides l2h to l2yic, short
clear II IL 10 lla breakfast bacon liAc.
DRY SALT--Long clear Sides llh; short clear;
IL l-2to IN
HAMs-CauvaSScd II l-2@l6c,
lARD-Icrce lSAo; half barrel, laeoI l-ic;
pulls to 10 lbs. Doc. lbs, ut 10 ii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-26

Molasses barrels ~ so; halfhnyels 81 %, kegs,
Eicf sugar barrels, 81; halfbprrcs g. hoop police,
Dor lNn So
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-26

fRos--wo quote mSSohnnt bar, " rates. Nor.
way aud sweden, lOc.
Flow STREL-ic.
-wRE-Smooth wire, No. o SIC Nos. 10 and II,
&c; No, II; &c; jappOncd, barbed wire o.; gal.
vnni2cd bNrbcd, lNc
lIoRsI SHOEs-pcr kcg 81 30
lloGsg SuoE NAus-per box, - lbs No Z,
q TO- No. s. 5 ~; No. G, Sc,
NNus--From l0d to 6d sIl5 rates
TIMERS SroCK-Block tin, per H. SOC; tin
plate, lix2O, IS per box, G lixaO sS do. X,
Ell so zinc, lHc per pound, solder, lie per Id,
sheet iron, &C. per pound;
ANEs-rct box, Is 50Ggl0 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-26

EGGs -Markctwcll supplied, lStGl5c per dozer
BUTTER-N Northern, 25Ip27, Texas, 20@e5c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-26

CArrLR-Four years, slS@22; three years SAG
II: two years, s9Gl2 5G one year, 5000.
ooBarn cows ST. 506lS; stockers, sl2@S; mitch
VS. and calves sl5a25; springers, sl593
HoRsRs-Ponies SiO@S0; farm stock, $4,000
harness livery, s75@l25 fancy harness. Sl2bp
l75: harness spans, sSj0@5O0,
MuLRs-small, 406565; medium, S75@l0O; extra
draught, slO0sl50
HoGs--None on the market and In demand.
MUTTON SHRRI-They are quotable at g. 500
So per head Per weight, % @3C per pound
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-26

Imported: Xxx, per cwt s5.l5 xxx, e. A;
xxx, S s.; choice family, 81 % to 81 10; fancy,
q 80 to q a.
RYE-Scarca. We quote per bushel, l 309l no.
BAHIEY-Scarce Good demand 81 co.
BRAN-We quote at mills, si@l 10, in store,
sacks Il 10.
CONSULTATIVE buShcl, 81 %.
OATs-ln bulk, lScJyc
WHEAT-sl 1901 50. as per grade; Nicaragua,
81 coal 20
CoRS-old in car, 75@S0c: new, in care 0@G5c
shcllcd corn SOC
HAY-Dark S6@S; bright, sl2 From stores
prairie baled, dark, SlOdli bright, el6@2e
bright free on board car SIS; dark, sl2
We quote; Choppedcom per 100 pounds, = %;
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, g -;
chopped barley per 100 pounds, g 25 crushed
corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 81 so; corn bran,
per 100 pounds, 15c; Graham flour, per 100
pounds, s. 90; cream meal, 81 so fine boltep
meal, per bushel, 81 25 hominy, per 100 pounds,
ST. grits per 100 pounds, s.; corn hour, per 100
pounds, 81 50.