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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03
Financial Affairs.

IN the great money centers Of the country IL
has been week of excitement, strinSsncy and
fluct1atlons in stocks, Occasloned by the h5ht
made by a few national BANKS upon the new
? per cent loan OF the government These
institutions, to The amount OF elsven or
twelve million dollars, gave notice they would
~etlre their circulation rather than accept
the per cent bonds in lieu ofPs and 5's
NOW ON dsposit to secure thsc outstand-
ing notes This created furore among Wau
street gamblers, money became so nght IL WaS
worth 4 and z per cent. per d2y and ell kinds
of stocks tu,obl Il. Bat a. th' MIDST
Of the upsoar Secretary sher~ah telS-
graphed lie would anticil alo th9 pay mem OF
s25 900 90 Of bonds cue Gad pay dc dusihg the
summer and cash them OF demand. This WGs
a trlp-haramer blow to bears and national
banks squafe between the eyes, ana since
when they have made very Indifferent progress
sowerd inausuratlng general financial crash,
chaos aud revolnticn, such as was started "
jay Cooke il l512. 1t IS certain the Country
does not sanction Jhe or ~ and causeleas DC i's
taken by taesa banks, and nos 10 idea
of plunging into panic 81
preseot. rhey have gained nothing and
given The advocates OF the repeal OF the INV
cha, sarins them an additional MSnmeht'wheh
they VIII not be low to usa. There Is large
party in favor Of the government Issuing ell
paper money direct TO tho people ana the
adjustment OF its sub-ssslstants, known as
national banks
The last dispatches left Wall street In q
moro sareae state and iwith very few APP
pretending further trouble.
The local money market has moved along
about as usual during the week. An unusu-
ally lar5a amount Of cotton cheeks have been
presented and paid end moderate amount OF
exchange bought, caieny upon Kew York a d
Orlsaas. We quotes
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General Votes.

The New York Commercial says: We be-
HeVe WE can confidently say the close MOI ey
marEeC ca mot coutlpe over the 5th o Aagch,
II SO LONG J he iuComing administration Will
not allow dollar Of Idle money to occuma-
late H. the treasury while obligation fehis
noon the GOVERNMENT to pay OF the maturing
bonus of ISL 4 dispatch frOm Washington
says the bAnks claim tnGt, ~ the funding I'll!
now stands, ~ would he impQsfiDle for BANK
desiring 70 go OUT or business 10 do 80. ~ L.
now prs postd to refer The bill 70 the ways and
means com mittee for the porpU5e of amending
81 40 as to remove thi7 Question.
Ssys the New YOrH G gphic: r. p. Fowler
Gieis to make one OF q parry or five capitalist
&. take the entire nsw 3 per cent. Loan from the
SoVeruMenCstp Officers Of the city banks
genelwlly express themselves a. much graft
fed over the prospect of removal uf lhe tax
on deposits. This tx brings in only about
"a, O9O 900 all Ia TO the government TO sGCh
concerns ~ 1he Importers End Traders, which
nas DEPOSITS of upWsrfeUf S20,1 0,0O0, the re-
peal Of tho lax ih an important consideration
1he FIRE aGd Gre marine companies doing
busineaa IN illmsis Ia 1880 received for prsmi-
ums s., 2i9, 3iS. and Incurred losses 0! $2,l22, =
sos.
According 20 the Insurance commissioners
reports, fire companies doing business an KAN
sas IN 1889 wrote risks amounting 10 Sf,OI,-
6SS; the premiums received were S65S, OJ2;
losses paid 1888, l07--which gives lesB ratio Of
1876 per cent. But the tOtel of losses Incurred
was 1852 1871, making loss ratio Of $3.50 per
cent.
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nusv ,rimaa tn the Country. .

1t has now been ten or fifteen days since the
oround got in condition to break up. The mo-
ment it did plows were started on every farm
in this and adjoining counties and since then
they have been running from daylight until
darkness. The custom Is 10 begin to plant com
to-day, March /, and cotton one month later.
But few, very few. farmers were ON tiile'
while each and ell are from three to I'VE weeks
behind in this and other respects. Oats nave
about all been sown and few gardens
planted. 1t is seid there are some
farmers who are not actually done pick
ing cotton yet, whist a considerable stlEi
remains to be ginned, packed and marketed
The situation in The country is not In the least
critical. There is ample time ahead to PANT
cultivate and reap great crop Of everything,
and settled discrimination to make tae ehort
10 do so.
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DALLAS, ToEsoAyi AyTERNooN. I


For the we elk ending to-day traffic and trade
has been satisfactory, and for the month COM
parod with January highly so. The winter is
dead and gone, spring hos come, and al
nature beginning to look fresh and green. No
raia has fallen, the temperature has been most
delightful, and everybody in town ana conn-
try hard at work and trying to regain, to
som. extent, the many days, weeks ana
months st since September AS
general proposition we do more work in ieSas
In the winter months than summer. THIS
time we did not, ana must buckle down and
try to catch up.
Trade, inspired by genial sun and warm
atmosphere, has moved along during the week
without bak or hindrance, and Gales nave
footet up far greater than for any correspond
ing period in perhaps two months. The re-
ceipts of cotton have averaged over lOo oales
per day. That of North Texas grain aud nay
all the MARKET could take. But In minor OF
table supplies the receipts have be- lar peioW
the demand. They are not in the country.
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Rnildtnl, naaterlal.

BnroM--At the kilns 81 20 to $40.
srolCG-At the Dallas quarrles sc por cubic
loot Laid IN wall lie.
LUNfaEH-NatiVe rough pine $50 per thousand;
Dressed on one aitie, S22 90; sFlo0rlng, tongu-
ed and grooved, Sz5; Dressed weatherboardiag,
SIS; Ihree-eighth tongued and grooved Getting,
Si7 90.
SHINdLx5--Cyprsss, "a per thousands Native
pine, sap, 81; G6 heart, f3 70.
| LLTas..-t3 90 per thouGu2d
CjsiHgT--- Fort $ i0tt, por bar, ibi eos-
endsle, 50 90; Louisville, Pert land
& 81.
PLASTER or PARIs--per barrel, 81.
HAIR--Pe pound. Ike.
CEMFNT aLuBs. inch, 80 osnts; Z inch, 20
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; G inch cgp, toe;
DeAIls PIPE-3 inch, 100 per foot; Inch,
zoe; inch, SIC; inch, 40c; Sinch, 5Jc.
MIXED PAINTs--Readv for use and all color
VI q per gallon. Ai the tosle1 Sno standard
make6 are on sale BY Dalla8 dealers.
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ths prizes Of small and largo hems-tl'o smaller
being Tho dcnfot.
Break mot bacon, uncanvtssel, lOH Cam
vassej, 1iA.
Tlercs lard ~ and lrm
Corn has been and Is doroorsllzed. 1t f'il
early to 80 cents for oil colors,
and yesterday bids If 20, % AID 80 wsro
accepted by holders. TIL market throughout
has favored buyers, rs more was Offering than
was wanted.
Oats are also dull and Ia wer, The demand
for seed Il about closed and all varieties are on
the commonplace of feed. Yesterday buy
err, refused to offer more than 40 to 42%. This
morning u beautiful lot of rust proof wus sold
for Al cents loose. Sacked cents higher.
The hay market has ruled dull and lower
Largo lots have been freely offered along rail-
way stations with very little accepted. Bailed
Ia down here to Sl3. 80 for n prime article, and
loose hard to sell at above S. to Sill. Stocks
heavy and demand small and wholly confined
to the city.
Whilst general groceries have been sctlve,
their values have been steady. Sugars, conees
and syrups are at the same figures, and show
II tie symptoms of change at sny early date.
Flour steady al the week, with extreme
quotations, So 90 and s3 20. Fancy family SO %
to SO bend 20.
tagging and ties have had right smart lot
of GUST mers for the season. More or less
have sold every day. Frlces irregular, with
holders no - ssng chance to sell.
Butter has been dead scerce, and is now.
Prices have run nein &c 10 &c and anywhere
between. A large lot is reported near the
Union depot to-day and held at2Ic wholesale.
An active demand from every family ia Town
has failed to bring supply, and this morning.
Dallas ate breakfast without batter.
Eggs are plentiful and lover. To-day SC
was all that was offered. shop keepers are re-
falling at loo.
Irish potatoes have had the heaviest run IN
year. 1t is seed time, and large quantities
were taken for planting. Prices range
from So IS Tor western, $S 90
for northern to So is for eastern, and at 81 81
TO 81 40 per hushel in small quantities.
Sweet potatoes slow and dull at 65 cents per
bushel
We quote seed rye at 81, seed barley 40 cents
per bushel, with little selling. seed German
mlllet so 10 81.
The horse and mule market has continued
lively, particularly for wor. stock. In mules
rats are still fetching 1925 to $50 per pair,
msdiuns $50 to $50 apiece, and extra size tl25
to $50 In horses, pom e5 and sheep $l5 to $50
plugs s35 TO $50, saddle and harness $50 to $3.50.
wood aud co3l are upon summer
basis -Four foot oak and hickory 81 80 and
down TO 80 90 Stove wood 81 so higher. Coal
IS &c per ton and in very small demand.
Hiles, quiet. Dry flint so. The Eoarket
has exhibited little animation.
The wool season is closed.
Beef cattle are in moderate request, and "a
to 80 per pound gross.
Butchers are still buying limited number
of live hogs and pay AZ.
spring chlckeus much wanted and readily
fetching 20 to % cents apiece.
Vegetables are hard to find. CabbageS S. 80
to 60 pex crate. al else too irregular TO quote.
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nFisceilanoous earooern' stecn

CBAHBxRrnts-s2 759S Der buahei.
2roE--Wholcsnle 81 vol.
sALT--In barrel. Sl.Gj. Liverpool IA
10 cks,S cot Rock 81 80 GER sack.
CIMcuRs--sods, AK, 81 GXX&
TO ca; Trade Mark, u Cream s. Ginger
Snaps 90 80 10.
soAP-Oiiye. gEc. perpoundi Blue India, o.
to 49,: Eatlret, $50. =. T.. Nhitcflcl
Co.'S Dal'ns soep WORKS: tlle Olive, to.
Cambria, % per pound, k-gresa ,iennfe ctatl1f
olive. ~ cent? per pound.
BEANS -l&iioi4c. ger pound.
CAEDLEs-siar. full wti4; hEhtWt l5,
IInWrSY ANo GHrrs-s5Gs5 q psr borTel.
sAunH KuAUr For hail 1afrllG %.
PorATots--s3 - to s. - per barrel. In aachA
DmEb PEAosEs.-Unpeeied SC, peeled l2o
per pound.
SWEET PorAroEs--G5c. per bushol.
local Ou--Below are revised quotations 10
n. test: IN barrels IA cents; cases, - 90.
CLOTHS PIss-Rcund, 65cs BpTmg, st.Oo per
MaAsuvEs-5. bushsl, iron hound, ss.5o per
dozea; two-hoop paiis, g l0i three-h00p, q 30.
TUBs--Three nest, g SO tz %; eight 1est
IS; No. /, 60 80 per dozeni No. ?, s5.50i NO.
" w W. 81 IS; zinc, 81 30; rev
wi VEL iBBgcsEEfs-ss.0eti.75 per dozen.
PowDER-s5.l per kee Of = pounds; l2k do
',ss ek DO; ~ slns.ins s5 Els;s as
MAcKnRKI-No. barrels, fl0s half-bArrsis,
6 80; kits, y pounds. sl; No. 9 barrels, g.
CAKDY-Stick, Ike. "a pound. Iaucy, a
20 &c.
LYr-Conceutrated. ys-s5zs5 Is.
RoPB-6isal, 4 In. Bessie, lg3fci cotton, &C.
VIrraAn-Per gallon. 10ft1lc. Apple, 2lc.
wRAPFIre PkrKH-Rsg and Straw, SOC. 6Jc.
STARcH-fkN4zc.
max. do 81.
JUss-Ws quote II 70 II cents per gallon for
glazed. CrOcks Ii 10 II cents per gallon for
BEEsvAx-15 70 1sc perIb.
TALBow--In barrel, ~; In cake, SC per ID
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rho Courac OF Cotton.

The Increased receipts at all .ho ports had
a depressing cIscs upon prices, and on Thurs
day astflrelga and American markets went
down. Dallas lost e, which was duly record
ed.n Frlday'apapsr. This pat middllngs IN
small lot at Ok, but at no sane would large
lots have brought less than 10 ccais. On Sat
urday the dispatches noted slight rally end
more favorable tono. Ga Monday Liverpool
rpots advanced l-l6 ard New York futures
gained % points. This, Tuesday morning,
LiyerDo5-N spots were steady, fu-
turss higaer, New York futures
steady, with Galveston and New Orleans
clsoed for iiardi Gras. We note q good dc
mand at the following quotations:
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prAna.- Oalllannln n.r hnt. 1onel


tiU1s-a llmundB sOnslc, ppt UpUndi irn1n
inA--i fltntt iim~l hnfllAh Walnnts,
monet chettnnts, IMPORTED 90 iiehWi
~ penntils, lgnnHR'O ted, ~ oOc1nnd'A
per hunnro 10 %.
FiGs-ln 10 H. bnXts, per ID, 10,
POE COaN-.criae VhG sgip, pol helf sroehi
fg2j
KAfsfHs --londDn lpver, new, per hos, 10 20;
iayer, ucw, per boV ~ 80.
BAAAEhs--Per btt.ch, nona.
hPPLEs- -Fance per bit. 90 00I choice
81 7fi dried per 10, 81 u on
PorAr Es--Poi- bhl. rs t0tOb3 10.
OgoHa---Psr bhl. 81. o. 10 ~ -.
GARLiC- Per strlnX none
KRAuT-Par bbl, SD; hn,f bbl 81 80.
CHEErE--New York factory, per III, l5;
western, ID.
CABBAGgs--Per crate, 81 50 to So.
VIHEGAR-Pure apple, per gallon, 2Oc.
DATEs--In trails, per Id, &c.
CUHRAHTs-7199SKc.
PnUNEs-9c.
PEcAEs-- Per ID, GIs .retall per bushel, loose
81, 81 10 to p %: sacked ESQ, SO 70.
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PnAH--We quots M 500,
OuiNY --secondahand IN good order, 9
rehfa pieco.
OnBa mGAf--On sracL large lots l6c. TO- the
y nrc, jOhbing lots Mo.
JAqs-- New Texas $50 TO III In i63 TO b
In store.
WnEAT. No Q old, p5c, No . new, s66glcj No
81 70; ~ o4nGW, 7bl1sO Rejected, 6btpIlj no
l-aae. 6OHGtc; MediLteranean, MOI, 20; No .,
0M76c; Nicaragua, nominal, 4UC, out not want
ID by Texas millerB.
CONT 1910 80 cents, loosc ear.
HAY--pralrA loose from wagon, SO to al per,
ION; aiilett, do, 80 to 9ll. From store. prairie.
baled tl3 ser ton; Mlllett, Sl3. Prairie baied
10 ear iols, 'gl3 per ton free on hoard.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounqs'
81 chopped corn and oats, per 100 poundsi
81 20; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 70,
rushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, SOC;
Dorn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC; Graham -four,
bi; cream meal, 81 90; line bolted meal, per
gushel, 45c. hominy, per 100 pounds, y 20 20
grlts, per 100 pounds, 50 80; corn Hour, per iOU
mounds, ~
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Iror. MALE. Wire. Etc.

IRox. 80 We quote merchant bar &c rates;
Norway ami 5WeiEe, iOc.
Flow HIUEL.--ec.
WTrn.-smoo;h wire, No. 3, Go, Nos 10
ard u, C.; no. D., &c; iapanrod bafbed wire,
9kc; ralyaulzCd bafbcd, 1ONc.
HoHsE sHOHB'--Pcr ier, 90.
HORsn HHon FArIa--i'cr DOx, q pounds, No
7, r5. rs; W. 4. IS lJ; No. d. ca Is.
NArLs--fr0m I'D t. "a, 80 o. rates.
IriNIRis arOCg .--PlJrk tin per p0uldi SOC
tn plate, li120sn PER oox; 1. G. 1tK29 sll.5o
DO, a! 81 .5oi zine e Der ID; Gelder. iic per
10; sheet ron &c pertb.
ArEs-Pur b -; per dozen, 80.
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CArzLE-Cornfed. SIS 10 Ss2i grass 10 year
linss, t5485i steers, nom 60 years old
GbrffD; barn C0wH, 81 als.
Huhsiss.-Fonies ard sheep S25 % si0. Pluga
$40 to 80 Firm ci0ck SIS 10 $50. Harness
liycrr $50 10 500. Hltnels fancy sl25 70 Clio.
HarncaB spans $50 to W.
Mulee-.f, Rats ESQ % So. Medium Cos 10 $50.
Extra drnght 500 20 $50.
Lloos--On foot, 49iKe. for inferior toprime
r1ri.Hrg.
EUrroS sHEKr-They are qaosabie ats9 .5oGsl
cor head.
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I:SOp, Mp ands ZIG; Orleaus 6H; up
iqnds, low mlddiing classification, Maroh and
April delivery, 6 1882; october and Novem-
Der, 4 9-32;.
March and April delivery, o1a: May and
June Ga.
400 D m.--Sales American, 8. zoos uplands
low middliug Classification, april end May
gu't 1882; OCTOBER and November go
/ 5 p. m. --Upand~, low middlihg ciassiftca-
ton July and August delivery, 6 ll-lG; Au-
gust and September, go; futures closed hrm.
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Bnesles, Beds, wheels and POLES.

wHEELs--(Sarven IA wholesale, sl3 per
set; d Sl0.25; q SS.25; u G7.25.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. -Burr's patent, $Pls,
sl9 and 500 for plain, 81 lie and double pam
nels.
Poles. --B 80; A SIT.
BUGGrEs. --B end spring, $40; A sloe spring,
b75. strictly A phae!ope, 9lb0. Carriasea,
i26S. Gentlenen's driving buggy, side bar,
$3.50; do speecing, 500. End spring, strictly a
34S; top-open, SIS to SIS; side pring do, Sil5 to
sl2j; Jimp-urseat do, .al93; platform spring
do, S1O0; three spring do, $50.
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Running Sores.

Running es.--Henry Landeoker, Dover,
his leg One bone was set by d physician
Upon removing the splints sores broke out
from the knee TO the heel. Doctors called
them varicose veins and ordered rubber stock
ings Paid s25 Tor stockings without any signs
of cure. Bought Cuticura Remedies, and was
rapidly and permanently cured. Certified to by
Lothrops &c Plnkham, Druggists, Dover,
N II.
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wise,-ana Liquorss

AIoou01--s2.:5 70 ~ 40 per gallon.
WHIsEr-Sweet mash, 81 .z51ef 500 sour
nrfh, 81 .eoa IS, accordingfare.
WfsEs-C laret. IN case, t8.lhoef; Catswba,
per gallon, 81 .109t7; Port, per gallon, 81 70 q
AZ sherry, per gallon, q .1n95s; Medeiia, Per
gallon, q .51Gt5i White vine, IN cssss, ga
4fio.
CHkNPAerE-Cooks, In baskets, STARR
Heidsieck, In basket, -; kruE, IN basket. ~ T;
Domestic champagne. tlo1le.
AIE-stock ale, per dozen, q lea 80; P0r-
ter. per dozen. f3Gtl-51-
BoTTLK BEEn-st. Louis quarts fl7, pints
AZ 80. BudWlser. ei2. rint1 as 80.
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OAE soLE-LEArHER--Over 20 lbs, doc; do
1nder 20 lbs, SIC.
HmLoCk SoLE-LEATHER Best EuheIo
AougAter. zoe good DO, CSC; best Matsmra rs
zoe good DO, &c; good dam god, 25c; poor do,
10.
Oak HARNESS LiATHER--No. l, AOc; do, No,
IS.
BaMLocE HARNESS LEATHER--Eo. j. 81; do,
10. 2, 35.,
UPIEn--French cali, 81 .25 90 90; do. klrSl.I 10
4Si, Jj per poundi American calf, goo, @Sl .S5j
10. kip, 65c.G3l.
OoLLGns-Duck, NO. l. per dozen, $3.50.
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a 'iiI-t.iCsJI.Is2.
mirncies OF Healing Unparalleled IL
Medical history.

Cuiicura Iiasolvont, the great natural blood
purifier, absorbent, renOvator ind vitaliZer,
has shown rs grand on alive power IN scrofnla,
white sweIllDg ulcers, erS alpelas, swelled
nocg. scrofuOus inienlmalions Of The SKIN
no eyes and scalp n1ect ons, with cry, thin
and fall ng hair; and when the Cutlcura, aMe-
dicnal Jelly, and the Cullcura Soap, pre-
pared from IT., are applied 10 the external
symptoms, the cures effected by the Cutlcura
Remedies are marvellous.
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CoAL-Indian Nation, IS 30 per ton, deliv-
sred.
Cox $50 cents per barrel.
WooE-Oak ,hickoryano ash GO so to 80 per
cord Sawed stove wood lis retailing at the
rates of So 80 to $50 per cord.
UHARCoAL--65 cents per barrel,
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scrofula. - Hon. William Taylor, Boston,
state senator OF MASSACHUSETTS, permanently
cured OF tumor of the face and sc0lp that had
been unsuccessiully treated for twelve years
by many OF Boston's best physicians and most
noted specialists, az yell ae European author.
tiles He says: II have been so elated with
that 1 have stopped men In the streets to tell
them of my case -
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EconOmy for the Sick

| In buying the medicine known as Kidney Wort.
| II Is q dry, vegetable compound of wonderful
| efficacy in all diseases OF the liver and dneys'
| one package makes six quarts of medicine,
which contains no poisonous liquors, being
| prepared in pure water. Bee large ADVERTISE
|
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We Relieve

That If everyone would use Hop Bitters
freely, there would be much less sickness an d
misery in the world; and people are fast find
ing this out. whole fsmllIas Keeping wei! at n
tr ling cost by lis use. We advise III to try
it III. &c A. kyChest err, n. Y.
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OFFICE Of
Texas Copper Mining
AND
Manufacturing Comply
no. 400 Einna Street.
To the stockholders of The Texas Copper
Mining and Manufacturing Company:
NO. AO0 Einaa Street.

Mining and Manufacturing Company:
The following named stockholders of the
Texas Copper Mining and Manufacturing Com.
pany are hereby notified that the assessments
made on the shares of stock issued to them
by SAD company, and The amounts herein set
opposite to their names, remain unpaid, and
notice of the same having been hen etofore
given, as required by the charter and by laws
OF tue company, this is therefore to i've notice
ments remain unpaid, or 80 much thereof as
may be niece shary to psy such assessments and
the expenses Incurred in the sale of the same,
VIII be exposed to sale at public outcry 81 the
court house door In the city of Dallae. on Tues
az the 18th day Of April, 1881, between the
hours Of u u. m. and p. m. of said day:
No. shares Amt
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BANK EXCHANGE

Commercial exchange upon all points par
y discount.
Sterling sight "a so to 81 %.
Sterling 90 days, 81 IS 10 81 S.
Traces so. 59J TO 5l5.
MARKS 90 to IS.
Cold, silver, other than the trade dollar,par.
Trade dollars. 30 cents
Mexican collars ....'s.........'.''..'.. sO
Mexican halves. .........s'...''''ss'.'''
Mexican quarters ............,....s.''..l 10
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EHtaa,n.

tipys--Ory tint, ~ pounds ami upwards 10 to
l9ao Vet A iss5d SHe green ba 85hS
aides, .e.: AL asmaged, wet or dry,
half pricsjN dear skins zoe. sheep skins from
lrr gfl,le each.
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eUa1ns.-Ws- quote. Powered IL, Cr1shd.
Ike =. f5rnnui1fe1 n -i,t111sfd A, 1o1ff y bite
extra tlaf erfr1 4 a. - II Yellow - % -
IoulElana new white cl.rIle1 l1c- yellCw ~
choice exc pine &c, fair kc.
NoIAssEs-Lo -lsinns cnoIcs 1oc, -,rrlus tfe
fair % good $500.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03

CoFFEr-Rio, common. ltc; fair, IS; choice,
l51<9lq; Ieruayra, 49, Java, 3df3oc-
TrAs--ImDerifl. from 41re5c. per peundE
foung Hys0n. ioS5o; O0lonE, G,esoci japan,
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We make fiis foDowirf qnot.flgrs.
Orarnrs- E-1ecrfa pr cnse. f10ID; sIrlir
r.er hrr - $50 l.Il0zlsIana - III, 81 1or8.
Lao rs-eiclIT pr boz q 81.
GnaFEs-llf laga ~ ~, 9 - 10 rsr half
Dbl, nonef
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-03-03

spoxns-.From to 2X inch, per set, XXI
elect, SO; Xxx, S2.75.
SAWED FEbLoEs---I'< 70 IN, 80 per set.
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PaAoHEs--2 pounds, IL ?5i pounds
% 10.
ToMAxors--2 pounds, 81 25i pounds.
sl,70.