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Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-09-01

American cattle are still growing in ia
vor in England.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-09-01

July punished firo insurance companies
severely. About ss,booooo ots property
was destroyed. with insurance irs<:' -1..--- q z
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changed, middling IL, Sales $50, Receipts
1904
st. Louis spots closed quiet, middling III;
receipts for three days, 6,2)3; shipments,
5000; stock on hand l5Ss6.
GRAIN.
The receipts of grain to-day were light,
owing particularly to the bad condition OF
the roads. The only demand is for home
consumption, which is lighter than usual.
Prices have not changed One gentleman
In the city contracted to-day for several
ear loads of oats at ourquotations.
In Chicago, November wheat opened at
.S2, and closed at 1909, two cents lower
than on Saturday. December wheat opened
at l,4s. and closed at 1929, two cents and
three-eight lower than the closing quota
tons Saturday. November corn opened at
Gig and closed Mt G2i an advance of half a
cent ON Saturdays prices. December corn
opened at 63s and closed at 632, also hall
cent above last reports.
Pork for November opened at 1921 and
closed at 1928, ten cents below the quota
tons on Saturday.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Flour, Grain and Hay.

FLoUR-We quote City Mills as follows: xxx
50 %; xxx, 81 Oh; extra 81 25
Imported: Xxx, per cwt, .S3.l5; xxx, So As
xxx, 81 s.; choice family, 81 rs TO "a 40; fancy
81 so to 81 Is.
RYE-Scarce We quote per bushel, S0@1 40
BARLEY-Sc0rce Good demand, 81 co.
BRAN-We quote at mills, Sl@l To- in store
sacks, 81 40.
CoRNMEAI-Per bushel, s1 25.
OATs--ln bulk, 4S6D50C
WHEAT--Sl S091 so. as per grade; Nicaragua,
81 GOAL 20
CoRS-Old in ear 75@SOc new, in ear 65@7Oc
shelled corn SOC.
HAY-Dark, sG@S; bright So From stores
prairie, baled, dark, slO@l5 bright $1,000
bright free on board, car Slj; dark, sl2
We quote; Chopped corn, per 100 pounds 80 25
chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds, 81 25
chopped barley, per 100 pounds, g. 25 crushed
corn and cob per 100 pounds, 81 so; corn bran
per 100 pounds, 75c; Graham flour, per iOt
pounds, So SO; cream meal, 81 50; fine botep
meal, per bushel 81 2j; hominy, per 100 pounds
pounds, 81 So
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FINANCIAL.


The last reports from England are that
money is easier, although the shipment to
this country have not in the least abated.
The bank of England short time ago adj
yanced its rate of discount and this always
increases deposits. When fgureis reached
at which gold becomes more valuable in
England than it is here, il will flow back
again. The general result will be that bus
nessin the civilized nations will adjust itself
to the stock of gold on hand. When Europe
returns to its normal condition, gold and
silver will have to circulate as they did a
quarter OF century ago, on equal terms as
money The European nations stand more
in need of the double standard than we DO
since the United States has become credi-
tor nation.
According to statistics ordered to be COM
piled by congress, the following table shows
the production of gold and silver in the
several states and territories of the union
for the financial year ended June Both, 1881:
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toona, 81; Elmdale, 81: Sonora, G. signal B. 5li;
Just Out 81; Paramount A, 6h
HEAVY Brown DOMESTics-Pittsield TX; Au-
gusta, s Rocky Mountain, ~; Old Dominion,
Ga; Agawan F, 6ls; COllingWOod ~; Star oi
the west Sd; Princeton, a.; Indian Orchard, -
Park a G; Buekeye, S1i; Cabot W, ~; LymasFI
tx
sHEETNG-Lanoaster, 10 x; 21c Monadnock,
lO-A, % Androscoggin, 9.A, 27H: Androseog-
gin, iO-ii, 81: Lancaster. 10 4 bleached, 2s Low.
ell, 10 y bleached, 2j Sullivan, l0-A bleached,
81; Monadnock 9-A, 2l]s; Monadnock, 10-k, 25.
COTTON Observation-Disclosures AAA, lie; dc
BIB bleached, Is; Hugenot 5, 5; do bleached, 9;
Hamilton +, brown, 10; do +, bleached u;
Lawrence, +, brown, g. Fremont d L, "a;
Nashua X, ll1s
Recommendations llJE; Easton 10; West.
ern States, Sh; American, Sx3, OK; do 6x6 10;
Sheridan 3x3, So; Mechanic Ska, s.
DRILLs-Boot s. Suffolk, S1s; Adriatic, 9K;
Laurel, 9; Rock Head, TX.
TlcKING-Arkwright IA Amoskeag AGA, TX;
Hamilton d. IL; Elmwood ga; Ocean, s; Jewet
City, 81; Metham IA, H. York, l4IS; Clark 1
Stand l21s Cords AAA, l6h
PLAID 0sNABURGs-Ott 81; Georgia, TX,
Magnolia, "a; Atlanta, $; Tidal Wave, 9; Delta,
| s. Hurricane, 10.
CHEvIors-Be "A, IL; Monitor, O. Bonn.
bay, 7S; Langley, TO- Longs best Is; Bristol, S5i
Bunker Hill, 10.
COTTON DUCK-Arkwright fancy. 16; Stark
gray, l4S; Bear Duck Soz 231S; Pohemas Mill
lO1: Montauk AA, 10; Kirkwood, Is.
KENTUCKY JEANs-lrving Doe, 42f; Leaning.
ton. 32 Montgomery, 80; Glen Lock, 26Is. Wood.
brook, IL; Deerwood l6.
Clinton, 20; Rival 65; Cumber.
land, 81 To- FOxcrafL SIS; FarnSworth 95
LININGs-Ashland, 12l; Greatrock Il, Is: Be.
atty, ll1s; Blue Rock, l2]s; Andalusia =, Is.
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Acid-Bcnzoic per ounce soc; acid carbolc so.
luton 55c crystal 60cas2 per lb acid cric 75Cper
ID; acid sulphuric, 5tol0c perlb; acid artprc, ljc
per ID; alum, 4a5c per ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
26c per To- assafntda, SOC per h. balsam co.
paba, zoe per ID; borax, lie per lb blue vitriol,
l0c per ID; calomel, 75c per lb; calome English),
81 90 per ID; camphor, refined, 32c per 10:
cinchonidia, zoe per OF; chloroform. 90
cents per lb: Choral hydrat 81 75a2 %
per lb;cream of tarter powder, 3SaiOc per 10. gum
opium, s. 90 per lbi gum shollac, 55c per h. NOR
oil lemon 50 50por 10; bromide potass iOc per 10,
" u w iodide potass 81 80 per ID; Pt& w;
quininc, sulphate 81 20 per or seed
cnraway, l5c per Id; SIENNA, CSC per 10:
strychninc, crystals, 81 60 per or sugar lead, sc
90 per ID. Spirits turpentine Gee per gal.
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COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, October 3l.-Business to-day has
been brisk, as it usual Isl Monday. The or
ders accumulate over Sunday, and the
shipments during the first days of the
week are always large. Prices remain I'M
changed, except for bacon and dry salt
meats, which have declined half cent.
Our market is well stocked with esculcnts,
and potatoes; onions, cabbage and turnips
are plentiful in the market, and of a good
quality. Bananas and new oranges are be-
ginning to arrive freely, but prices are very
nrM, with an inward tendency,
The drug market is much better
than Mt any time during
the season and dealers all speak encourage
ingly of the trade they are doing. Our
hardware merchants are also busy and they
are shipping more stoves this season than
ever before, and they have already made
orders TO rcplenish their stocks. The trade
in building hardware has been unprece-
dentedly good, not only for home demand,
but on orders from abroad.
As soon rs business opens on the Texas &
Pacific road our transactions with Califor-
mia will be much heavier than many ex.
pect. A great many if not all of our tropi-
cal fruits will be brought from there, as
well as other fruits, nuts, wines, brandics,
raisins, and probably potatoes, esculents
generally and vegetables. IL is thought
these articles can DO brought from there at
less cost than any other portion of the
country.
The grape culture Of California Is assum-
ing immense proportions and is increasing
more rapidly than any other industry on
the Pacific coast, The following figures
will give an idea of the wealth It will soon
bring to that state. There were shipped by
sea and rail for the nine months ending
September 80, us follows:
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B IcK-At the kilnS to $40 kiln run.
s ,oNE-At the Dallas quarrles, &c per GU
to) II for foundation; 1G for wall and 25
dr ,sed front
LUMBER-Yellow pine, rough, G. 25 per loo
feet over "a feet in length; % 90. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 50 70; q ceiling
s. - ceiling s. 80; yellow pine
siding 81; white pine ceiling, 50 rs first
commons white pine siding first common, 81 80;
ash and walnut flooring 500 per thousand;
poplar dressed both sides, SIS; rough walnut
sl26 TO $50 Common doors 81 so to IS; sash, 81 2j
to 90 as to size,
.SHINGLEs-Yellow pine, 50 80 to 4 25; white
pine, 81 80 to IS 90. Cypress, No. ], So; No 2,
PosTs-Cedar $40 So Boise dare, SIS.
LATHs-SS 50DI per thousand.
CEMENT - Rosendale, So rs; Louisville, S. 50
Portland, Sc So
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel, si@4 So
HAIR-Per pound, 7hc.
CEMENT FLUFs-6 inch, S7lsc; inch, iOc G inch
ceiling joint 81; 6 inch cap, SOC; inch ceiling
joint 81 %: inch cap do, Coo.
DRAIN PIPES inch, Ice per foot inch, &c;
6 inch. size; inch, 40c; inch, Soc
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors,
81 25@l IS per gal All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers
WHITE LEAD-STlctly pure, 81 81
LME-Coopcred, Austin, 81 per barrel; bulk,
81 90 DenisOn car lots, 00G; per barrel, 81 IS;
Dallas, in lots, 20c; per bushel &c
LlNsEED OIL-Raw, soc; boiled, nc.
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SOLE LEATHER 0AK-No l. 39@iO; No. Q, 8G0
81.
HEMLocK-Best buffalo slaughter, 3l@S2; good,
%; do good No. 2, %; good damaged, 25.
OAK HARNESS LEATHER-No, !, 37@39c do No.
q Soc.
HEMLocK-Prme, Sc; do good, "a; do No. 9 80.
FRENCH CALFsKlN-Sl 25 to 30, according to
quality.
PHILADELPHA CALFsKIN-No. 1, 81 10 to / 25;
d. No. 9 81 to / TO-
..pHILADEIPHIA KIPs. No. !, Sc TO 81, accOr.
ui z to weight
. 8 iEEP sKINs-Topping xxx per doz, $40 50;
Lin lgs, white, XXXX 50; russets, COS
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sHAFTs-S4a9; poles, S9@l5 per dOz.
BUGGIEs-Grade b and spring, top s0O@l0O: do
open, S70@SO' do side springs, top SOO@l35, do
side spring, SllO@2O0; do phactons Sl5Om2OO.
jump seat huggics, Sl75@250 platform springs
Sll0@l2O three spring wagons, S9O@Il5.
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Fine and medium fine DC heavy, pic; blacr,
bury and dirty, to l0c of. mt -
Dry flint, Is pounds and upward, laa,o,,
rEs kips l0@llc; wet salted, 7@71ic, Se Jey l2'sc
or br1es, 51s@dc; all damaged, green Dutch
price; &c Sins S5 SheesP n, ,rom my 25@ @
each.
BEEswAx-li to 1Sc per pound as per color.
TALLow-ln barrel Axe; in cake, DC per ID.
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One of the most successful operators in
futures in this city last year, informs us
that he realized most of his gains by selling
while Others We're buying. Those who have
accumulated shekels this year in futures lin
horn have bought and those gentlemen
who have .not-made money by buying and
underworld to "bullh the market, have
found fault with the HERALps predictions
and reports but so far our convictions as
expressed have been verified by results.
How the markets may be In the future de.
ponds entirely ON the course the "ringn men
in. the east and north may see proper TO
take, for they can and will control prices TO
make money for themselves, without no.
garding the interests or wishes of the far.
seeing gentlemen In the south who think
these northern "grceniesh are Just fools
enough to lose their money on short crop.
II makes no difference with the "ringstcrsn
whether the receipts are heavy or light,
for
The lambs must be shorn
Aud the innoconts viii mourn
In New York spots closed dull and un.
changed, middlings lle. Sales 1901
The receipts in Liverpool to-day were ,70C
bales. Sales 10000, OF which 100 were
American, and 1000 for export and spccu.
| lution.
New Orleans spots closed weak and irrer
ular,. middling 1T. Sales 5000 bales.
! Galveston spots closed quiet aud un.
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Notwithstanding the receipts of cotton at
all the ports in the United States up to De-
tober 18th were lG0,06S bales less than last
year, and all our exports fell $50, FAB bales
below what they were at corresponding
date in 1880, the visible supply of cotton is
I,3l2 bales more than it was on the date
above mentioned in 1880 This, of course,
does not embrace what is in the hands OF
spinners, and it is reported that they hho
teen buying freely during the pg@st - ave
which is probably the # I w. month rodn
all tho, Stock On hand in England. In
iustjenSc figures we can still see nothing to
yar2lfy the belief that the market will adj
,NiaAce to the enormous figures many anticl-
pate, and unless the crop of this country is
syen below the general estimates, nothing
Ibut speculation can put the prices much
above present selling quotations.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says the mem
bers of our cotton exchange, it is well
known, keep pretty well posted upon mat
ters connected with this great staple. The
growing crop is watched carefully, and the
effect of drouth or wet weather noted,
and the condition from the planting to ma
turity is closely scrutinized They are thus
enabled to make as close and probably rei-
able. estimates of forthcoming crop as az
ricultural bureaus or census takers. 1t has
~ .no oi"o'ice Vi our COT,
tHn o, men ,Lot 70 13 niaNe estimates OF
L Inf crop apoIt Illis season Oh inc year, ana
o oei1w we've tne estimates OF ~ members
Vi 9nc piescntctop' lney are .placeu III the
oIugr Mltll reference 10 me estimates they
maui la iast year, tI.e one VINO came the near
u ,;I ~ p 'i,o inst cr9p oGihg ~ the heaq; IL
WILL po noticed tlat there Is wlue dilier-
ellce ,d oe 1--WE lhe highest estimate, which
TX 0o0 boics thS III tfsrcnc o"V bc;n aea Is
600 Ioles Thc estimate fort he rr r,SoV',
cron arc ne follows. n Fred Rrnyrp n S0n
600. j. II, GooIbcort n I5o ooo' Inibn =
Kin. q OIo OoO s /, Taylor ~ n hoo. W., e
Meiien Id5 noo n fiovJ ooS on w ~ Sotl
c. Foster @ 600 900. Mclean Rioir e OK I ooa.
G brown d 5O5 OO0. Wm NolT"it K tx 0S0,,
W, w. Taylor, 6,925 900; 4. l.. Mcdonald
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GERMAN MuLET-We quote none in the market
Harden, DC per paper retail; wholesale IL t
20 per paper.
CorroN-At the oil MILL 12Sc per bushel.
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j. H. GIBBS, M. D.,
OCULIST AND AURIST
Office COZ Elm Street. over W. II, Howell 4
Bro. Drug Store.
nsoHlce hours 10 M. to Ppm.


For the speedy cure Of supermatorrhm, sexual
debility and impotcncy, most druggists have the
medicines We wish 10 stop this curse OF ciyili.
5ation Address, 81. Louis Curative Institute.
81. Charles street. between Sixth and Seventh
streets, st. Louis, Mo.
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PRlYrsAFrceman's 5k;Anconia, 6b; 0loustor,
81; Bristol, O Greenwich, q Peabody solid, g.
Lodi fnuoy, 81; Harmony, OK; sprague, G; Ham.
ilton. 6H; Cochero, 6k; Allen o.
FINE BROWN DoMEsTIC-Central, bk, Gilcoa.
u Busy Bec, q Continental s. Pocahontas, !,
Cedar Falls. 7h Grcenbrlor, 81; Atlantic, 81,
Mill 7R Boston, 90 s; Iinnwood aA
bLEACHED MISUNDERSTANDING, G. Dover 4.
Commonwealth, o. OK; Morning Star az. Fruit
Loom, loIs; Standard 10; Chapman X, 7lI All
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Cast 81 per hundred; stove, 80 cents: wrought
SOC to 81 per hundred; brass IS to $40 per hun.
dred; copper $40 to II 80 per hundred; zinc and
cad, 81 per hundred
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CoAL-Indian nation, S. per ton, delivered.
CoKE-50c per barrel
WooD-Oak, hickory and ash, s. so to 50 rs
per cord; Sawed stove wood is retailing at the
rates of 81 so TO per cord
CHARCoAL-O5 cents per barrel
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FIsH-Red, shepherd and trout, l2kc; New
Orleans red snapper, lSc; Spanish maCkercl, 25c.
OYsrERs-BaltimOre per can XXX, SOC; medi.
um a5c; extra select zoe; MatagOrda and Der
wick's bay, 81 80 per hundred
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CArrLE-Four years, S1S@22; three years. sli@
II; two years, S9ql2 SO; one year. S76l9.
coBarn cows Sl2 5O@lS; stockers, Sl2d25; mich
ws and calves Sl5@2j; springcrs, Sl5@25
!, lloRsEs-Ponies Sl06o30, farm stock $4,000,
,arness livery, S75@l25; fancy harness, Sl25@
l75; harness spans, SS5O@5OO.
MuLEs---Small i0@Gj; medium, S75@100; extra
draught Sl0Or150.
HoGs-N0ne on the market and in demand.
MUTTON SHEEP-They are quotable Mt 81 500
SO per head. Per weight 244@3c per pound.
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Moasses barrels, 81 50; haifbarrels, 81 25; kegs,
75c; sugar barrels, 55 half barrels 49, hoop poles
per 1000, sl2
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Buggies, Spring Wagons, Etc

sPoKEs-From 2 to pa inch, per set, xxx Sc
lect SO; Xxx, 81 IS.
SAWED FELLoEs-lK to "a, 81 rs per set.
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pared with last year 81, so tons. Changes
Of the week, compared with previous
week, are; Stocks decreased 1881
tons. Receipts 1919 tons more, Distribu-
ton 10 100 tons more. Stock in four ports
January /, lssf, $500 tons, against Is, 55S
tons same time last year.
HAVANA, October 1.-THE movement of
sugars from LIST of January to date, at the
Havana and Matanzas warehouses, is us
follows:
1881. 1880 1879 1878
Reed tons .. .2s3el2 25j,Oli 35l,2l7 1858
Delivered 5000. 2l6,Os9 22Sl62 1851 2iO,5sI
Stocks .,.... 1851 1882 Sl,lS ss.j22
Total exports from both ports from LIST of
January to date compare thus:
--lSSi-----
Boxes. Bags Hhds
United States. l2ooH 2706e2
Total to all ports. 10 1877 :. 15i,072 290s77
------
BXs. Bags. Hhds
united states. ..,..,.,.... 1895 I'LL 2s3 i55
Total all ports. ,..,....... 1854 1926 3l3,l7l
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IRON, NnIIN, WIZ, ETC.
IRoN-We quote merchant bar, DC rates. Nor.
way and Sweden, l0c.
PLow STEEIr-1c.
wIpi.-Smooth wire, No. 0. 5Ho Nos. 10 and II,
&c; No 70; &c; lappaned, barbed wire, 9c; gal.
yanized barbod loo.
HORSE SnoEs-por keg, So So
HORSE SHOE NAiLs-per box IS lbs, No, 4
So so; No. s. 5 o., No. G, 50.
NAILs--From 10d to Cd si.25 rates.
TIMERS STocK-Block tin per 10, S0c In
plate, lix20, s. per box: lix20 S; do. | X
gu so zinc, l2c per pound, solder, l5c per ID
sheet iron, &c per pound
AxEs-per box, IS 50tQi0 80.
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Fruit and Nuts.

We make the following quotations:
RAIslNs-London layer, new, per box, 80 65;
layer 81 90@S 10.
BANANAs-Per bunch, 50 50lG5.
GREEN ArpLEs-s5@6 per barrel.
CuRRANTs-9c.
PEACuEs-NOne In market
CALIFORNIA PEARs-S5as6 per box.
pECANs--None In the market
0RANGES-Sicily, SIS per box.
LEMoEs--Sicily, per box, 50,
NuTs--Almonds 2ic per pound; Brazil, l0@l2;
hlberts, loo; English walnuts, nono chcstnuts,
imported, none; Italian none; peanuts. Tonnes.
see red, 9c cholse white, lOc oocoanuts, 81 per
100
FIGs-Nonc In the market
DATEs-ln trails, SGp9c per H.,
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CoTFEE-Rio common, l3H6Iic: fair, l46I5c;
choice 10 to l5j5i Laguyra, II to lS1i; Java, 2S1
@S0I$c.
TEAs--Imperial, 5O@C5c; Young Tyson, 4OaGO;
Oolong, i5aG0C; Japan, G0@65c.
SUGARs-We quote Powdered exc, crushed
l2hc; granulated, ll'lc; standard A, III; extra,
g 1913; Louisiana white clarified, IL to llA yell
Low, clarified, IL to ll}4ci choice, lOc; prime,
9]sc; fair, gAc.
MoLAsSEs-Louislana choice 65c; prime SOC;
fair to good none IN market.
PoTAToEs.-sS 75@1 % per barrel and 81 Gjper
to 81 20 bushCl.
SWEET PoTATors--sl.5 80 per bushel.
0NIoNs--Sl 50@475 per barrel.
RGCE-WhOlesalc, ~ to So.
SALT-ln barrel, s. 30; Liverpool in sacks 81 IS
al s..
CRACKERS X, So; Xxx, o. xxx, 10 y:
cream, II; ginger snaps, ll&.
SoAr-Oliye 50 per box; blue India 4 ID.
bars, So % per box; y H. bars 81 Is per box | Id
bars, 50 10 per box Eureka Soup, s. IS. Cy-
BEANs-7li to Sc per pound.
CANDLEs-Star, full weight l6 IL
CHEEsE-l6e.
HoMINY AND GRIrs,ps6 10 6 50 per barrel.
DRIED APPLEs-ShllJh.
DRIED PEAcHEs-0hpceled, none peeled lie
| per pound.
PIcKLEs-sli 5O@l2 per barrel; half barrels
81; firm
Coal oIL-rio deg fire. test in barrels, lie
CLOTHES PINs-Round, Csc; spring, 81 per box
MEAsuREs-H bushel, iron bound IS so 80
dozen; two-hoop pals, 81 10: three hoop, S22 Is;
TuBs-Three nest 50 1902 so; eight nest 50.
No. /, 50 so per DOZEN No. . SIS so; No. 3. 8 pei
WASH BoARDs-N God, 81 So; zinc, 30; New
Era, 50 50@2 10
WELL BuCKETs-si 00@i 25 per dozen.
PowDER-S6 65 per keg of % pounds; l2k dc
50 IS; Ga do 81 90 blasting kegs, 81 so.
snor-Drcp bag s. 10 TO O. %; buck, s. 10 Ia
1850.
MAcKEREI-No l. barrels, si1; half barrels, 81;
kits, sl@l TO- No. 2-barrcls, 50 so to $40; half
barrels S. 80 TO SO; kits 90 to 95c; No. 3barrels
S. TO So half-barrels s. to S. co. kits, 75c tc
| Sll0.
CANDY-stick, lS& to Axe pound Fancy Il
| to 25C.
LYE--Coucentrated, 60 1904.
| RoPE-Sisal, "a inch basis, 94 TO loo; cotton l!
@2O.
MISSOURI CIDER-25@SOc per gallon.
| NINEGAR-pcr gallon 20G30c,
| WRAPPING PArER-Rag and straw, 45c to 9Oc.
| STARCH--5@52c
JuGs-we quote lie per gallon for glazed
Crooks, Toe per gallon for glazed
| PEACHEs-2 lbs, 81 l502 40; 3 lbs, sS@3 80
| ToMAToRs-2 lbs 81 40@l 40; 3 Id, 81 20.
| SAuER KGAuT Bills Sill half bbls $3.50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01

CHIcKESs-we quote at 81 1902 rs per dozen;
turkeys, 5O@75c; prairie chickens, SO per dozen;
quail. 81 % per dozen wild turkeys, 81 20@l IS:
rabbits, 75c per dozen; squirrels, 75c per dozen
ducks, large, 81 small 81 %; venison, 6@Gkc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01

BAcoN-Long clear:.sides, l2c; short clear l2,a;
breakfast bacon l4Ac.
DRY SALT-Long clear sides, ION; short clear;
lie
HAMs-Canvassed II l-2@l6c.
LARD-Tierce l3Ac; half barrel, li@li l-ic;
pals 5 10 10 lbs. l5c. lbs, Mt Is Ia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01

The expectation from both ports as
above, shows decrease of g, l47 boxes, 49,
20f bags and 22,l4 hhds, compared with
1880.
COTTON.
The receipts of cotton to-day were 300
bales. Prices have been maintained
at former quotations, although the orders
from spinncrs have not been heavy. Should
good weather continue and the roads again
become in good passable condition we may
look for heavier receipts from this time for
ward.
We have been, informed by an intelligent
gentleman who has Travelled over this and
adjoining counties in the last week, that
there is great deal of cotton yet to be pick
ed and great many bolls in some Localities
are yet opening. If our planters pick all
the cotton yet in the fields the receipts may
approximate fair yield although it wifi
undoubtedly fall short of that of the last
iNyn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01

Poultry and Game.

EGGs -Marketwell supplied, l31l5c per dozen
BuTrER-Northern, 25@27, Texas 20G25c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-01

States and Terri Gold. Silver. Total.
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