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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
auuion Sales o. tea! C9idlc.
1yOEKlS WILKINS. Anction,cr.
INlCI IOL'S SALE.
Valuable
GTU.NNI. PROPERTY.
/. II. LUDLOW 4 90.
Miil sell ~ Auction
On FRIDAY. Ap1u -. l1N1.

n u 0001b- U00n- or NO N NII'NN NF--IVVH
ill linidNaN. y. y.
5IUN Nf-Ttr snulul' -i"r, hirh stool. hio" -i"nr
kupNu No 9Th ave, Ga tsr east -l' 70 %
if r"ftlo th~t iiuu.r. n"Ntl f"'t aud aiming i"iI
,.i.n-"r totui depth Of l" Al improvements ~ go"
of..f .aitt wall u. .uuth rt,, lot loo feet -. ,
Nnu- lfd .uaf> ~ the OHIO" 81 ia" Au''h''r -" >
Iu,.-t. *. \. t'''''.'
tIEI'STEF'S SALE OF SLATE LANDS.
Du.r,l,. nov rfnlu,iue very superior lnhilf Na' Al
I,l 81. N.i, ud iltr-ilv AIfi 90. "'.'A iah' ti..
,i,fti,, Wtiurtnn and baltimore Kt to Lakewood ia
ton and stare to lc Nh - .,., ,,,,.. ttor,.,t
,t., 4. AtKt~ SLATE IASI> On SLATE lhlsc lialt'in
C,..,t, Nd near Peach ioti"m XIX 4" N"ih' T'hu -
-usnuff1nra Tide water anal 40 uiirS ana il
'- ,ni',,t ,.a baltimore md Delta l.lI nov building
\,. t,, from baltimore 10 NrN hnTh PROPOSED i CONNECT
Al lei Air Win lioad 10 quafloe VII d" T'' IA ~"
tracts ..,.,,. .. ,ot.n r.., ,,,.,,,t..
rnt,t fr,riv,d last year about
~ om Good prospect of Increased quantity b'sdcs IN
creased ru,a after i-7I.
=" . Nirut - ACRES with Stone Engine Hons" and
Tor four additional 0hiil '''H iN'9 ~
valuable a. 40. l. ......-,..,. IT,.
attt. nov npened and working In adjoining lands Terms
al r~-h ii one YEAR tr years With Interest and approved
srcutity Ron full Particular, dd'ir"ss ....,..,. u
l. /. IODINE Elm t.N-oN Alt' nm, ilh1''v,,
-. Nortu am st. Philadelphia. bel AiT. I'D.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
TIE STREET CLEANING MOVEMENT
TIE CARPENTER BILL LIKELY TO COME 'F i0DA
HIII OF SOME KIND PROMISED.
n,y TfLlGKArH IT, THE TRInuNEl

A
(I,y IfLlGKArH To THE TRihuNE'l
,v ,rr;l,s The resolutions passed at the
meeting Of phvsicians in Ncw-York last weekaihrm-
ing the necessity of n change III the
system Of the metropolis were read III oo'n n'"'
of the Legislature tonight. Ihere was ~ ni.'n
poie in both places however, that 1t iS doub'iul II
,nov members heard the warning expressions OF 'he
document InattentiOn and indifference Character
led the manner of nearly all. Mr. Hamilton. oil inc
Assembl, Committee on Cities. states that the Car
penter Cleaning bill will probably be reached
on the order of third readings tomorrow. IL
il somewhat doubtful If the bill Will pass
There were only siXty-six votes III Its favor "hch
il was or Tered to third reading. and since then the
storm of popular disapproval has become so furious
that some of the members who then voted LOT lh'
bill ere now hesitatng as to their future course
Speaker Sharpe and his lieutenantS III the AS'cni-
bly, who persuaded that body 10 reject the senate
bill have not yet prepared any amendments Which
would make the Carpenter bill more acceptable 10
il, opponents in case of it's failure. Amendments
will have 10 be made to it before II viii be passed
by the Senate.
The probable course of events is the passage o! tie
bill by the Ass ,m.bly a refusal by the Senate to
concur in the ,stituton OF the bill Tor lis own 'no
appointment of conference committees ana th' pas
sage of some bill not thoroughly satisfactory 10
either house. ,., t,,or
Mir Hamilton and other ASsemblynen who favor
te Assembly hin say that they Determined h9'
f. leave The - r,1't-( leaning Department III my na'
of fhc Board oi Police lOr another year ana l't nc
pallc NAV rightly feel confidence nat Inc F-i,lh
iurr will pls, bill d'prVin0 the Board oil tohuuI
az the ID, partmeut and introducing some reform III
the cleaning matter.
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THE COURTS.
INJURED BY A CARELESS BAGGAGEMAN.

INJURED BY A CARELESS BAGGAGEMAN
Mr.. Beatsc, an artist, had a studio at Rock
away Beach during tho summer OF 1873 ON september
@ he closed the stddo and took train on the Long lS
and Railroad Bnshwck. where he ordinarily lived
r had with him three trunks containing artists mate
rias and other articles. At Jamaica the conductor
called out Change ears for Bushwick, and Mr. Beatse
went forward to get his trunks from the baggage car
The baggngrman dragged one trunk TO the door and
asked Mr. Bcase to take IT, lie protested. but the bag
gagemnn said ho must the trunks would be taken 20
Long leland CITY Before Mr.. Beatse could rise after
letting down Trunk, the hnggageman pushed on
unnher II sruck Mr. Rca-c I'm the breast, ana caused
henorrhnCcs and other troubles that have continued
since that time Yesterday the trial ~ an action
hroch by him agninAi the receiver ~ the railroad com
panf the ury before Justice Barnard az jamaica gave
The pnintin 900 damages " VI. liudnng represent I'd
Mr. Brniso and Messrs. Hnsdale and sprague the
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r(I.rNpAE, THIS DAY.

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ol.I-.t % 300 . n , .'..I ''i " % ...... f.
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tIE't j. ,'-, ~ Xxx, sd. i.u .... 80 ~
2I.n ara. ID % $500, - ~ .', .' Oh. - .'.
.Hfl. 80 t' ."tt. 49,. --.' '. 80 D., - g. .l
..il. .ati. 49,. go ''t, ''-' '''- "' '''' -''''
$500. 34ri 3 .. .-ii - -. .-.,
f'lif 70. l"lH'h', 80 'Hil "i ems 'l '' l 80 .''
3..-4 -.. 81 b. .''.. .,' ,.., ~ o.. '.t,' ''
go. g.. lul''l 90. '''' .' ' 81 ''t o. t'
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April ls.-The following bust
ness transacted by the Supreme Court OF tic United
States to-day:
40 2}S-rhe Town Of Walnut, Ilnst j. H. Wade IN error
10 lJJ- Of IL igtAugustus Frank IN error
H. Barney e AL sPpnan,s as ,D wi,a 1
u and = p l1tsam atpe AL canf w 10 oSrrrs the
remand, To rsin.tne The clu-r npou s H' So, aa
sFayne while tho bench participating Justice lsi ana
Field and the chefJushce ais,enng pecirr ordered !" De
80 lsi-ElSlrd NJ. Ldyarls, plaintiff In error agt tie
United rel Is illlam +. IbOmisOn IN c.f"l nom
Michigau-Iudefrcni affirmed.
80 l-tJohn b Thompson plaintiff IN error aS' IN; ths
United States rX rel the Cambria Iron Company; III rOi nom
Mirhieau-J al ,inent af1r med with costs. 49,, nh,
40 lsWAler Johnston. receiver % thr Sa'1h' san
o. lAs ~ n'l ,' HssouTi- ai n,d
ana am, u biit.nh ~ ~ 49, WINK. tonpIny
ar ant agt Join o. Barrett eli al, tIu'tces-Decrce al
2i@The United c,a@. arrllan 95, a iaca 0+y
ailfa! ,r9m th' Con- ~ :" C,'' ~ IN "prT at C. L.
Arthur Collie, IN nom Hew lOrA ia" c0htIoft
W., i, ii mt 1,l at chief value ana lfs..y
p dominant his tourt SI-taus Tie tollr' Tor ~ his
that go- question should pay u Hss char tr''r pn
iroh ana mot the rate mpo-.d the Att- ut loi and l'
mixed goods. claimed by the impoora-Juismehl j"
So l2-Josrph swan, planua In error. agt C. A. Arthur
No sl1-IIerman F1eitman al plaintiffs iu agt the
me saI'r An rrior ffo' IrN YORK in gnruis affirmed
"a rto- Wniim io.t1u 81 al Motion to nle petition for
80 5-Gi.ns - larte Frederick Gorlon Leave GRANTED
irtur.nbIr ou the -ecoud diy ui neat term
SGT" lo' fin t.ii.n Fl AL appellant ag1 thr 0o"'"
No 80 lA'~in J., MORAN ct AL plaintiffs IN error ast
lie cur,r.iud ana oxford canal Corporation
p.iutu in elror. at ihr -titrof Mairc -Conunuel q,
No -.,-" AJn Adlm e al plnniin. ID error "si j. H.
s-i M ,,"n,i steam Nawga0n company appel.
s. = .1Jo.ea y bisf q A. ast tho National steam
Adjourned until trn"ii"" al I<"'"'k'
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THE FIL7HY STREETS.
AN EX.NlAYOR BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
WILLIAM II. wICKHAM THINKS TIIf COMMISSIONERS
HAVE DONE THE BEST THEY COULD.

AN rX.MAYOR BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
WILLIAM II. wICKHAM THINKS TIE COMMISSIONERS
HAVE DONE TIE BEST THEY COULD.
FxNayor Nickhan WAS the only witness called
hlore the Grand Jury yesterday in reference I" the
.,r,ct.,lea,,ing investigation. He WAS with the
iurors for an hour and half. and II IL understood
that he went intO the whole question thoroughly.
lie reviewed al length the systems which have been
in u.s., in NewYork for several years not "lly hs to
,hc cleaning of the streets. but also a. To the dis
,,o.ition of the material after its collection He
,houoht that the best that cond he made of the
refuse was for illng IA purposes. ana he mentioned
UlckwclIs Island rs - cas" ~ l"hl wi'T" The City
ind Lrru greatly benefited 10y such course. The
made land on that irn u" In l at" al o W.
lrcn greatly benefited 10y dcpo,iiing the q Ia " on
tLrm and he thought that AL arrangein'hl nnghi
st,Ii c made "a such matter tor the purpose
As Ia the condition OF the STREETS he Is una fS'""
Ia hay. said that nj present they were not an Su'
a disraccful condition ~ many people ci I;
VAS entirely insufficient Ia keep the siretS clean.
and Inc was of the opinion that the Police Conn
miSsoncrs had done All 'hat WAS ~ ,ig" 'wet !"
aiuoun, they had at their disposal was considered
The least amount they conld go thr oo W" In
thoroughly with. in his oplhloh was Tl'vv''"up
lie did not believe that the streets oi the CITY c"d
Ice cleaned after a snOwstoIm III February, even II
the whole male population turned out anu went 10
work.
The evidence of the witnesses who appear before
thcjury * reported by Edward W. Bonynge, sten"g-
raphcr Of the DIsrict-Atiorneys ONCE, ana " ~
understood that the testimony will le submitted 10
the Court when the Grand Jury makes It's present.
mcnt. The Jury did not go into Court yesterday
WAITING FOR THE ASSEMBLY'S ACTION.
The Committee Of Twenty-one on street-clcaning
held meeting yesterday at $3.50 n. III. at No. 40
Fourth-ayc II was with closed doors, and Morris
X. Jesup vicc-chairmau, presided, the chairman
ID. Willis James, being ont of town. The members
discussed the question of what II WAS best 20 30 IN
order 10 carry ont the wishes Of the people. The
opinion prevailed that IL would be useless to at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
srOr,rL TO 4 MURDER TRIAL.

The suit of John Clifton Pearson against the
Trustees Of School District no ~ " West Orange j.
WINS tried nj Newark Yesterday Pearson engaged
n teacher I'm the district and boarded NJ the house of
John Mccrhocfcr. who murdered by Margaret
Meicrlocfr aud Franz Lanmcns in the fall Of 1719 He
WIS an important witness I'm the murder trial. AMI was
discharged by the after serving xix months Of
years time teacher ono Of the trustees lhi"f"''
p,orsnu that the net hhor- hld solicited the appointment
~ another truchrr account ~ ptafspn@ cnnhrt ln
with the murder Tcur-pu sued 10 recover six months
snlnrv Tie drirucr Wa thu there Nn- %" conn ' lh
the ease the complainant not hhf lng ''rn engage" ~ -
meeting ~ ihr board, but by one or t"O trustees lie
wa- uOu--ultcd
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win appellant argued BY william T. Baldwin for appellant.

appellant argued William II. Baldwin for appellant
William Is. Slocum for respondent -.
No I0S-Chares p Burett aud another respondents agt
Edward r. Love- appellant argued by Edward d. MCCARTHY
for appellant, Charles H. Tweed for respondents . -
No i6-0eOrge g. Schultz, respondent agt. John T. hong
land and Others appellants argued by ~ A Che,ey Tor up
pcllantA, submitted for respondent ,,, =,
No. lB7-Jsferson II. tonev, rrsrondent, a9f Wllth ~
Ne ktr and another, appelants submed for appellants
argued hy j. A. Shanlry Tor respondent.
The following the Court Of Appeals calendars Tor tues
Gay EaendarNos lGs ia 1873 300 o. 49, IL and 2i7
Motion Caendar-NOs ir3 400, 376, t1i, 40 ili lo 49,
400 5T 40 400 4Gl sG2 472 4Gt i5 1905 tOi 4ol, 49,
ass AS 40 Az 47s AS 49, is0 500 ass, 49, 40O 4Sl
nd col.
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temnt ANYTHING until the Assembly disposed of the
bill known as the Carpenter substitute IL rs
thought that the bill viii be passed by that Do,ay
this week, aud will so 10 he Senate. NhhleS III
goes To- the senate we think it better TO keep quiet
Not until the Carpenter measure = aGtrd upon c.m
we make any bcadway Then we shall he ready 10
renew nur work aud by that time we shan nave"
nlan natnrcd which we think will bc elective
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Gin proprrin 60 Ger.

4 BROWN-STONE HOUSE, near Madison
square r,c-nty Decorated md furnished i'r Owner, n-e
h. ,, los 30 pystr family fOr summer longer Address
S. u. N.' NcN-lUgk tiuD.
rI'O LET-No 49, East 57th-si.. the second
,to, ud part % tld story IN private house convenient
f,i huus,A't rnug. tau i.f," days
X EAST lGTH-S1., 3 doors west of Union
led squsrr.
40 l,i,, iog term ~ ears FOR buslneSs purposes
NATHANIEL NILES. 81 LXchang"place.
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RElL TIE.

NEw.YoEK. Monday. April IA. l@Sl
The following auction sales were held ut the
Exchange ~alc-roo'n to-day:
Ey p n Ludloir Z 90
| sn-v frame hon.r prd 3-'ory brick house. with
.,,ioo" + '' no,o;in : '''' u sio25
r"ri-i..' & Fri,si.am ~ e225
''i' ,.let.rf 5osi ..6si2- lame buyer GOO
RyL J. phdiiPS
story brown Stone hon-s With of. No - West
b,th a. .e OF shave. lot lOiNlOo5; jacob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April ls.-In the Court of Appeals
to4ny-prcscni the Hon Charles j. Folgcr, C. j.. and
aranriatr--thc following business WIS transacted
No. lil-Grrtridn u. Murray rsspoudrnt AT The New.
Life iHtauCr t"tuau. t,rllint hfu'h 10y JOS JPN
n Ch. 10. lant charlie H. winfield fug respondent
No. IGi-Mala IuUtr vsyVndeut, azL James l. Laid.
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THE DECEERTOUN RIOT.

MILFoRD, Pa, April ls.-Tbe not at Deck
.rtovn IA ended and the rioters have gone No damage
dore IN property Another fight occurred previous
y. tho of the rioters IN which several more
sS,tEsrs were badly hurt New Will take the place
a the strikers tomorrow,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

awbat In the meaning of backbiter !"
s..x.S - Gentleman Al "a sunday school examination
iis wa puxxer IL went down the class until ~ came
a simple rclin~ who said " fefnaps IL no~
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INSURANCE RETURNS

ALBANY, April 1S.-Superintcndcnt Fairinan'
OF the Insurance Department., has published ID '"'''
form The returns ne insurance companies Tor 10"
wear ended Dcc' mbcr 81 l-~0 The i""'"lhs j. Il ~
ro. of the information Contained therein, and COIN
parisou with IA similar report made one year aeo
Ne,r- Iork SiiLc companies.
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Gin i)ropcrin mcnleo.

NyANTED.-'IN0 large. wcll-lghted floors
w fen hrsis vuip''.s ~ Madison square ~ iiS immrdl
NO ihtn hail hf'NA frin
ll.ul.u, 90, It.. NUuld rent whole
LoLs, II suitable. Audgvos, with IeIus L.,
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Goanirn propsrip manlsS.

WANTED TO BIlY.--A good dwelling house
within three miles New FORK Post One" Ific' roy
over 5000 Address stating exact location ana ""u't
dress. + a., Tribune Once.
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DrookIpu proprrin for Sale ano % Lei.
pROOKLYN LOTS in plots to suit some
ID very cheap rutland a wiiriSo, Bees"an-'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-19

81 mr- New.Nnrk ami rs Philadelphia
with -"N'iIlinin- daily c-ch way Location SesJeirey
nOp f' above trH alter. beautiful for situation With
pnr,~t air and Dwelling handsomely
furnished with all modern nyenrnccs, Including gas.
Grounds bnauiuly shaded and spacious Abundance 81 fruit
NJ all Kinds Including splendid young apple orchard 3O)
fan bearing standard fruit The place contains %
more. all under CULTIVATION foT further Information
phH.c call MI sCHESCK. Proprietor Westminster
Hotel. New York
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NNlhroOk, but hrs- County,
90 RICHARD T.. MERRITT. Executor. % Uoldst, y.
I,nR SAFE ar EXCHANGE NJ SARATOGA

~P.INt~ i.rssui PMS or boarding l9n-e prop o.
ff. and e., 49, FURNISHED AdiIcss O"HEh, lfS tailoL H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-23

TAis IL no bond market. Upon inquiry we
-darr toerS is not a bond OF any kind knOWa to
be for sale In Dallas. Wheuit "a known there
are large amounts of private capital lying idle
this Is somswhat aprprlainE, 1t all onght to
DO Invested in aemelhns drawing interest.
No matter how small the interest 1t would bs
betttrthRn nothing. Perhaps the real reason
the .reopls hold no grea, securities OF tho laad
is, bankers and brokers have never brought
them heresnd glyea them the opportunity.
Thssiiuation vt the local banks ia unchang-
ed. They hold lbrgo surplus cash balance,
amounting to great deal mere thsn they can
let out Npon good security. The homestead
law aholyes everything in the way Of raal
estate so fax as loans upoa itarc secured. SIX
blocks are not good for fifteen dollars, the
Texas courts having spread that law until II
can now cover whole tounty and not
split.
We quote Exchange on all points buying
at u 10 Y discount
Exchange oa oil points selling q premium
Bank exchange buyiug OF par
Money rs worth /, l4aAdlJ5 per cent. per
nonth.
1,aue oollsrb .,,...0a cants
Mexican dollRts,.,,,...,,.........
Mexican haly6b. ,...............M
AeAtVeh quartorA' '''..,...,....,.,,.,,.lj
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-23
she state ct Trade.

Thsre Was TO change IA me
cntton situation here. Buyem were with.
out dispatches during most OF ths day and
hence out OF the martet. few bales we've
sold At the qHotatons below. The market as
sumed a more regular and confident tone to-
ward night, but by common consent Of
holders md spectators business was ad.
jsumed over until Monday.
Corn was lower, Wesaw q LOT offered from
wagon AZ 40 csnte per buShOl That seemed to
be all buyers were willing to pay to-day and
they didn't want great deal either, in view
of the suu shining and the roads fast getting
drer.
Oats are hols at 40 cents for loose and so
cents sacked.
Wheat 20 cents average ItrsHgss from 80 to
81 as the sSt-omes.
Flour G,y ~ at 50 Is for popular brands
OF fancy fnmly The demand il good and
stock moderate only.
Meats are stssdy and unchanged, with
Bry silt clear sides 70 and smoked do 81
Hides are weak at - to l3js for cry nnt
Galveston quotes at II to "A and dun, The
stock in New York is given at 22G 600 asainst
81 900 last year.
We quote pecans as follows: Inferior lagsa
81, medium 81 Is to 50 10, choice e % Per
bushel, and in that proportion por pounB
NoTE-The quotation below, Ch cents psr
pound is the retail price from store
Butter il n shade higher to-day, with
choice selling at % cents per pound,
Eggs are In demand at2J.
One LOT of pntutoag fThc,r ..n Io1a ,A 4 -. q.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-23
Tno.Rn-Lnssn nituntlen /.

The week closing adds another 10 long iist
pulled through this winter and last fall, We
lave had cur foil share Of bad lack, but we
have not been isolated. Commercial travellers
SAY, and iasibt, .hat as dull as we thihh Dallas
Ia, there is morc bust ssss here than any GOWN
OF is size they struck after leaving
New York They arc surprised to hear
us complain GO much, and tell us If We
were in the place Of some others we
would be grumbers sare enough.
AccuttGme d 10 heihg 0tar-run with uaSo at
this sonsoa OF The yOsr we cannot he expect
oitO accept tie situation good humorsdly.
EnoNsh Arctic weather has Gsllsp to our lot
this sstsen to count for four or five average
Texas winters. The like oft has never been
seen In this latitude, snd perhaps may NOT TO
again In quarter OF q century. Therefore our
complal ats are based upon tho happening ola
single and slngul-r circumstance, and not
upon cOmmoR yearly rnle
There is no denying our tradehss bssN cur
tailed, But II mas not been taken iron us
Nobody elsa glt t. We have not lost it 1t
has simply been frozen up, and it Will thpU
out and came to or after awhile Like our oWn,
mershanla IA all Texas towns are growing like
sorshpedsd nogrE.
RutW csnuot laols into the futars without
seeing cheerful prospects. Texas larmats
were never hluer SILVA. dally They raised
more lhpn they have gathered up to this time,
the Lass quqlt,r Of january, They found aHd
al Q. hndlpg ready mlrl ct for all thersurpns
and have obteiued better prices than any
other farmers in tho union Their cotton
alone VIII bripg thsJo $50 Co0,,t0 or sCo0yOtso,
They are getting from 80 tU45 tptrbuthel
for con ana oats, wheraas ia Missouri and
Illinois these articles so.l Tor 10 end 20 cen l5.
Ard Texas farmers aits more grain t9 tho
acre than they doup there lharo will there
fora, bsso lack ofmensy IN the ccustry. And
VIXEN this is the caas trade Ia Obliged to he
COED. Merchandising, ks&eYer, can be over
done IN ,Sem6St thrifty OF towns aud in the
bsst Of tluos There can re too aany stores
and mers goods than the people eat, drisk,
wear aAd usa In the trades
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-23
HNiI&InE Nntartnb.

BEiCE--At the Nlas 81 5a to $40.
SrotE--Atthc DGllaa gusrriss 10 pes cablt
foot. Laid In wall lie.
LUNhEa-NEtive rough pine sls per thousand
Dressed on one side, EQ2 as; Fleorlng. toNonl
el md ErooVed, p2bi Dressed wcatherboardiDp,
W.; lhree-elgsth topEusd and grOeved ceiling
sHINGLTa-CYpres, 81 per thousand; Native
pine, asp, IS; 10 heart, G3 IS.
LATHs-S3 bOpsr thousand
CEMENT Vert , .ott, Psr bar, Is; yRos-
eHdelf, ~ Epi LAUikville, Port land
90 80.
PLASTER or PArIs--rer barrel. e.
NAlB-Fer peRBd, 7%G.
CMHNr tLuES "a inch, ~ cents; inch. 40
eentsi lach ceiling Joint 81; G Inch car, 5le,
men ceiling joint 81 10; inch cap do, soc.
r., DEAN FIrE-l zach, lVs pOr FOOT inch,
MIXED PA1NrS-ltea6y for se aud pll colors
vi 90 per gallon. All the tested and standard
lAaRo7 are on sale by Dallas dealers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-23

cRAmERnrs-.s2 75G3 per bushel.
| RtCE--NhcleBOip Gtu IH,
sALT--In barrel, $685. Liverpool Ia
sacks, Leo; l'ne q. .g5i Hoc, 81 80 psrtncF
10 Ia; Trade Mark, ~; Cream, o, CIpgsr
Snaps ~ go No..
lGAp-ec per 10.
Soar Olive, E&c, perpound; Blue india, So
4 Co.'s Dallas Soap Works, Pale Owe. &C.,
Cambria, 90 per pound. Eureka Munulac6Iriug
Company cyclone, 80; Pale olive, %; EXir5
olive, ~ cents per pound.
BnANs-Aa4hC. per pDUnd.
CANpLEs--Star, full wtI4N light VT lsik
GuEEAE-tle0r bpriAg, he; Factory 10 10
hoMlNy AND GElrs- Sl@S6.dG per barrel
sAuER KRAur For half barrel s515.
APrLRS--ti 70 TO 81 ~ per barrel A stnp-
uard barrel Of apples contains Ii reCl,s
adorAroES-t5 70 per barrel. Ia sacks,
pRlEn PEAcHEs.-Unreoloi Sc, peeled l2a
per pound
SWEET eoTAToEs-5oc. per husbel.
COAL Oft'-Below are revised quotations 10
y. test; In barrels % cents, per case on pal-
ion cans W 80, aud gallon 43 cents,
oLoTnEs PiNt-Round, Cjci spring, 81 90 FER
MEAsrWEs-H bulhsl, iron bound, 81. a. ser
soGeSi tw0-ho0p paiis, &c 10; three-honp y .3e
IGes-Ihrco nest, y .H9&y3 90; eight nest
s,.g0i No. !, per Dozen, slai Ne. 2, ye.6e; No.
,wAsmoARps-.-v Wood, 81 IS; Zinc, 81 %; New
Era, s2.@@f2 10. Nv"
WELL BuCTTs--st.6,Ggi7 rs per Dozen
an FoWpEr--Sd4O per keg OF 25 pounds; l2k do
1870 81 60, 81 SGi Blasting kcgs, gl'a5
suoT-Drop, bag, @lh, buck s. 40.
MACkRREL--No, l barrels, $40: hnlf-barreIs
o,Oi kits, II pcundB, 81 No. q barrels, S9
CAASpY-stck, l8@l5c. a pound. Fancy, Is
InE-Concentratcd, H2.65GSS 80.
iSoPH-~Sleal, 4, IN. basic, lOCi cotton, Qls
SSlNkeAk-Per gallon, 2O@89c. Appa, POS.
WRArrlNe PArER-Rag and Straw, zee. sc,
STAECH--4hC. w.
BUGGY WRErle-sayen' patent, Arc. y
and grades, SO TO IA per set.
TOBACCO -LOrilard'g bullion orn1e EP, gjl.
max, dOh1 ~ N-'-
.Jros-We quote II to l2 cents Per gallon for
glazed, Crock5 Ii to 10 cents per gallon for
glazed