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QoARDING-A LARGE, PLEASANT
ID front room 70 let, with board, liO2 ChSRIins
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26

WANTED-AGIRLTO DO GENERAL
w houlSVOrk in ANAL family. Call at No, SAS
Main street, mh96'
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MANUFACTURING MAN OF GOOD
w habits, from 10 10 IS yeaFS Of pga and Who has
some lHOEedge Of bookkeeping, can hear o. sluA'
ton BY addressing In own handwriting IT. %. ssre
Intelll SeneeF lice, mh2B
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TINAX NOTICE.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOrICB.

II -,
HivIug hem appointed Admln''riio' diherIe
Of J. " hefy, deceased, al y Fson' thouirI 'h'n-
selves Indebted 10 thu tslSe vii PfAt t'it NJ.
lie, and all persons hlVitg rltlTI W rlrr pn'e1I
them 10 me properly GET IGel to 'ho,h nns
The business heretofore tinl Il on by lh' rtr'e,
known d the Rope and ,brdags bl''b" dlh'i ~
tirS with thu good will Il s,mr Or ~ ~ nPf
nate IAIa In oia To suit tu tomas The '9vt %'t'
lionel ItOck oJnilsis Ol Rae lSlht' 'o.gA. ~,
Cover, Fish nj TacTc. Gum ard hiilt bllhi
steam raekIt {, FIFE Bid md lite, ~ ~ ""
goods will be Iold Al cot u t'Ic up the b.'ifrH
mIIb WEB UMk', I'aGi''''o'
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firing all notes under s., For all pur-
poses OF change we should then have 3
metallic currency, and the Government
would pay of a certain amount Of paper
which It twenty years ago ag'eed should
be paid on demand.
Mr.. HatGh's scheme Is simply scheme
Of initiation and non.pRyment. He would
fund all small greenbsck notes into IS
notes, or larger bills, keeping them all
aaoat, and in addition force out the silver.
There are Iess than $50 600 900 oil one and
two dollar gresnbaGks, and according to
the report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
there we're $47,OS4, 45O Of idle silver in the
Government vaults on November !, 1880.
In other words, out OF silver coinage Of
S72, S47, 75O upto that date, only S25 ,78S. 800
had been circulated among The people
How Is this coin to be made to circulate sa
long as the popular demand for small cur
rency can be so largely satisfied by one
and two dollar greenbACks and national
bank notes. There should be no bank
notes under S., but there are actually
about Ave and R,halt millions under s..
Their places should be filled by gold and
silver Thus we woulo force the silver
into circulation, and get rid Of just that
much paper, Take the small greenbacks
and bank notes out Of the way and We
would have demand for all our useless
silver.
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According to London dispatch this
morning, Bradlaugh is to be got rid oil in
the House Of Commons by hook or by
crook. He Is not to be allowed to swear
in II he is elected, because on account OF
his opinions mo Christian oath Ia binding
on his conscience" Therefore opposition
Ia to DO raised to his taking the oath.
This is a new turn in the case. The con.
test began in Parliament last May when
Mr.. Bradlaugh, who denies the existence
oil God, asserted the right to make deCla
ration or affirmation in place Of taking
the oath. His claim gave rise to much in
vastigation, and 10 long debate In June,
when the House, by vote Of 275 to $50,
declined 10 allow him to sftirm. Mr.,
Bradlaugh next day addressed the House
itom the bar, and, refusing to withdraw,
was taken into custody by the Sergeant'at
Arms and detained until next day, when
he was sOt free. Finally on July lat Mr.
Gladstone moved that Mr.. 'Bradlaugh be
allowed to affirm. The resolution was car
ried by a vote OF 9O3 to 940, and Mr. Brad
laugh took his seat. Legal proceedings
were, however, instituted against Mr..
BradIAu2h for sitting and voting in Parlia'
ment illegally, as he had not taken the
customary oath. The High Court OF APP
peals has sustained this plea, and, as the
shortest way to end the matter, Mr.. Brad.
laugh is about 10 have his seat declared
vacant 30 (hathe may be elected untram,
meled. In such event be purposes taking
the oath, on the ground that 1t Is only
iormality. But now comes the movement
to keep him from taking the oath II elected
How he will meet that issue remains 10 be
seen. That II will be met finally no one
cln doubt who Is posted in the the history
OF EnglAnd's dealings with Jews and Gath
olics, both Of whom che has prosecuted
a1d diStrauChsed in times past in similar
manner.
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NRUsTEE's SALE,

By virtue Of q deed Of trust m,d, bv s,u,.,,,
aud sAliie BE l. his vic 10 thC uTJ,,,J,SS, tl
dated the 10Th DAY Of February 1918, dt,s, "s,N
the ono Of the Clerk Of the Count ca ~ y, nun
county, M'sl Virginia, In Deed VI ru,l I.I Wy
page 2l6, will on ''' "'"~h
SATURDAY, APRIL Sru tu
commenting Al 1880 VclpcE a. N. pn,,,d n,.,,..
the front door oil Tho COu Hou Q Of n,i, WIN
eel VhgiIi', 70 The highest aud be.l b1GI, wy,
tolloElpg property, tat iuHys TirLllos,n,iI'
seribed PAiC' Of ErOun situate in ,ati hi ,n
IL the State Of W,Sl ViIgbia ttdiI tb,tI,f1SI"y'
City VI Wheeling called Ent hCpI tnn an, " We
Of lot numbeTtd beVGHty.bi dot No i6i ,t'n,FH,
the southwest e0FntI u Wood, ft+I ,iIratfI, s.I
Seventh street and Eighteenth stree L rmar, ,t,
Cl'y street. 10 tGid city, and b,IB, pulri .I
lot described ~ tOllnWI viz. RgIunl,r an nv ~ ~
side 81 Woods street Al point tssnn ,?O ,,,t , '
Of the alley between EghIerntp al Si'a,,'S
streets, running thence north parallel VnG ~
Woods street thirty 1907 feet Lnd itnIire ib,,a,.
thence wet and panlltl with Md EIshl,e1h nv,
thirty 1907 t'et, OF OnP.hHIi the Wlnth Of IA 1,
nnmbeltd seventy : II lf6; theme Outh nd p,,.
lllel with MD Woods street thirty lSu ict M !,
tASt to tho place Of beginning b l,g The ,tR, r,
erty conVeTPd 10 the ND stmu.l ilN ht MIN.
Murphy and re by died raud The I'm d, n
February, 1915, and Il record In The Office Al \.
Clerk Of the County Court Of THO COUNT, W.,
Virginia. ""
AAAAH w Unt mira Of The tuffkI,s
money and ~ much mere rs the I'd cha, =, me-,
Stet 10 pay In cash The Ifsil,e In Two ,Gi,i N.
liallmentS, 81 SIX and twelve month";, With in,,,s
from day Of IAl', purchaser civ rg Ut,, ,rg'rjV,
deed o. trust and approved policies Of lBun.S
for deferred payments
The title to the said property Ia believed 4, n
perfect, but selling y llu'itc I shall hWr oaiy
such title ~ ID vested In me nv Nll de,d Of TAX
WM +, HUbB ~, Inu,,
". II HALLER, AuCllontU nls
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commencing a. 10 O'Clock 4. IN Il, Tia l,IlovI,.,
Crib d PnpsIlI by toay' he moth Iso 1, y
4 The iOuth hall OF lot bu tered lee, IN IN ,hhh
W. ShriVsT'l AddllOa 10 hat Vie Il ~ ~ VIVA
bling situated on the sOuIhV-rt corn.T ~ W y
leFmIly 'tVemh Sueell SIert, and tiIls.Sh eau
erly centre street, slrtL In the iii, 81 S S,l'
lug, West Win lula, II bling the iIm, Ma''l'
VeyOd to Said lndiANA Dtll,T, hT Nurr,,n ,Ts
bAId aud wife BY det duCA the 81 dAy 4 inn. rss
aud Of rec, ri In the "a q Of h. Chr SIe w,
To'Il o. OhlH county, WNt Virginia, IN S,sd X,
iEENs or sALE -0nSlhi dot be rufsl,,, r...-
and much more ~ the pIrCLNsI ma s',r, I,Ori
10 CaIhr the HSdus In two EQUAL rsI. rm,h,,.w
and we've mouths, With iutlut from "a, ii Y W, ~
pt TchARer giving nol'b secured hy Odd ri M y,
lpITSV'd PO tiles Of insurance, Il TirIs, sN "a
The title 70 the SAId property y btl.ytdtsy
leet, but selling a. lruSIs, Shsl ~ ny, NV +
uuO hl VOatd 10 mu ~ said dp,d Of Of ,rpSi' Ma
W, II. HALLVE, N"""rp
AutllOneeF ''s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-06

One OF the handsomest Of publications
IL the Illustrated Scientific Rev', published
BY Mum & Co., New York. Every num-
Der contains thirty-two pages, fall Of en-
Cravings OF novelties in science and the
useful arts. Ornamental wood work, pot
terry, vsses and objects Of modern and an
Gent art are finely shown.
The March number contains, among va
rious other subjects illustrated full de.
,ciption OF the manufacture of paper
hanRings, with epgrAvlugs: how the de
ceptiye curve Is produced in casting the
bali by the baseball pitcher, his attitude,
how he holds and handles the ball, all
fully illustrated, The number before liz
also contains engravings Of Capt, Eads'
proposed ship railway across the IsIhmus,
and q novel hydrauiC railway locomotive.
In addition to all this II contains many
valuable recipes for artisans and house.
keepers.
This publication will be found instruct
i've and entertaining to all classes, but will
be best appreciated by the most ntelli.
gent. Published by Mum & Co., 81 Park
Row, New York, at 81 30 a year, and sold
by all news dealers.
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EDMUND BOOKING, AIT,
NHOIOE SMALL FRUITS
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT


AouHDSVlLLE, April Alb, 1881. !
Sealed proposals. will DO received BY the under.
signed uulll q O'clock meridian on
THURSDAY, MAY brH, 1881,
ior the labor oil about 100 able eonrlcs Ia DO
employed within the POLientAry for term u from
three 10 70 years and 10 ba fIrDl he'd % folio 81.
TFenty i've conVicls on the 10th day Of May, 1881,
twenty Ave popVlcs on the 10 day Of Iuns, 1881;
AID a. J con Iiets on the 10th day Of August, 1881.
Each bid shall specify tbs articles proposed 10 be
mAnuiAc nrel, the number q tquAt6 Iset Of shop.
iOnm which will We required, The amount Of steam.
power rtqulIsd, aud tho price per day therefore.
Tn, rrrO Pc day for eSsh convict IhIl DO spsei.
Aed, and II different price Ter day 10 stated for
different periods each ptt I'd and price mutt DO %
stated that one may 10 accepted and the o.h0r
rejected,
II the bidder desires 10 manufacture different
ClSSes Of ar lcN the lAbpf 10 be employed on eich
class must be bid for separately.
Each BID ms. Ia accom- panied with a bond with
sdreil 10 the SAt fiction Of the Board that the bid.
der will comply with the terms Of his hid II Il ID 40.
Ceped aud be sealed np and Addrt BIed 10 the Super.
iniendsnt, endorsed lid for Labor"
The Bard Of Directors reserves The light to reject
any or all bis.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
ars4w lwM 1. BPtDlEI. lupetlnianiebt,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ Hr1ueot three several lS,d. Of tn,tn.,
Sits S =, Sa a5 All Dsr viii thTl, p,I,t
Ofioe v the leTk I lhr C,up,S N 'a > 70 Il
county, Wet vlrgiElA, - llovU ore AZ. y Ost
day q June, ltli. and bCO,dsl Ia b. Of Al liza
Ne u PAEes 10! aud lOl Onp dGpd IN, NSa
stPtemb'r, lSt.A d Tec.d,d IN nr d A. at'd
No, pIgss SSd'7 aud ops dated M 'I, ~
S SSy n'' S9 SI I9GoTdt6 10 ~ Vt Iu' ra.
dnIF Of the Court HOus In ihe eli, 4
Ohio county, West Virginia, on - """a.L
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WET VIRGINIA deferred certificates tsc

WET VlRGISlA deferred certificates tso
called took sudden and unexplained
rise yesterday in New York, going up from
l51 to 81. Perhaps the debates going on
these times in the United States Senate in
regard to Malone, the Readiusters and
the Virginia debt have given them their
boost. PerChsnCe the fact that the State
OF Tennessee yesterday agrsed TO pay 90
cents on the dollar for her debt, had Its
effect. There Is an atmospheric impress
sion abroad in the land that debt-paying
era in the history Of all the States in the
American Union has arrived, and that q
State NO more than an individual can
shirk its Just responsibilities without re-
proaCh,
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TRUSTEES sAlvS
SALE.

BY yIEtus Of a Deed OF rrgr
I. HsHcshSa y u y Lees ~ tgas,
OthGS Of III, Clerk Of Ia. 'o o,,, ie'ohI "a y
S1ahtYi ". Va, IN Dtstct n, |glr' : ~
.sia AS s,s ~ I HSss a. "a a. pa s. w.,
1pPolnu me, thu urdrnIsn i 'p,, AZ lal ~ M
IL PIe1 AID LW'I HaIs, thrn 90, ,s,,, " ~,t!,
SATURDAY, TAE ItTH D,Y OF APsiI ID
On the pTsmt'tt, cuuutaegrE III,
ISs tIiOsi ~ y nj ntSGs'I and '.S l,S
70 C,,d. ls addil on 10 the div ii A., 'tl3a
Ip W. W. W -. on TvsnDHiarh street ~ t9,t !.
Il iot 30 3 wsio cSpS'G e I,A' Of ,aa
lhtI' lolI Nill b sold pIrrhs ' "r 1850 w
P pr, ISlh - r. anal b lou rh,'l,, Sa
nI,S n, KY J. ein"tI b,,t I4is. "a ~, =
ASTlet street ~ Nuse, No N
~ IE sa..s o. ALE-o3e hlra, 'rd 4. uuc, ,,,
one Atd two years W y w gNr6 !
W, h. HALLER, AuctICuSeT, "''A' 'iu'i-.
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TIN years Of experience has firmly
rooted TUFTS Pills in public estimation.
Their wonderful sdaptabiity to the va
rious forms oil disease Is marvel to medi
cal men OF all schools. They are largely
used in hospitals in Europe aud America,
as well as in the army and navy, Cuba
and other countries where yellow fever
prevails, consume millions Of boxes an
nually.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
There will b. ncsllns 81 r,s,ottbo'n'd !"
Wet Vitginla EIp sIIIon aVl stis Fat - e'''H
al The Court House Of ohio erun't, st 10 , n,
APRIL 10, 1881, for The ,uIr,s q eI,ciSs - tOia
oil electors, mako by.iAui, an nnne iaI ga"
bn'In'" which MAJ Ia'iallJ 10 ooa' " a'''''
holder, Ia gthtn'. m citing
ZEN per cent Of the Iubsni.t.o tons To- ih'N III
be paid 10 ~. Reilly on o. before be u Dol Nr''
N LOIT,
N REILLY
JDs ePE'DEL
R0lEar CAMPBELL
mh.ovvI, ,EO R. T'SGLE
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GOAL AND COKE.

hs'ty CONTRACTS iot coal haVirs t4plrOi, an
oole On lhgTt b0iee,
DIdtu mtl bs t.ni BY tAi.phons OF otherwise
Phu0nass o. The public Il hereby solleilsi.
P, L. AINBERLY,
"a hApthe,ttT Coal ard Cole W6,k
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-20

the Willingness OF congress 20 empty the con-
tents of tho Ireosurd Into the pockets OF Cap
tain EadA aud the stockholders In his enter
prize must have been IS some hing consder0-
biz larger than grain OF mtstsrt seed
Durln tie last ten years lhfee hundred ule
Insurance companies, representing cApltal 10
the eggreRate Of more thnn $4,000, 900, nave
been Withdrawn from this Business In the
United states OF these three hundred COM
ponie', one-thir I, or just one hundred, were
destroyed by the Chicago ana Boston ilfes OF
1871 and lS72-leavug two hundred companies
whose Withdrawals cannot be charged 10 any
exceptional disaster.
The BlAok Hills mines aro rpported to nave
produced In 1850 neariy gj,0O,OOO.
Six American mining c0npanies are at work
In the state OF Cbihuabun, Mexico.
Our dollar contains more silver than the
like coin OF the British empire, Germany,
France Russia, Austria, Holland, belgium,
Italy. Spain, Switzerland, Greece, and others,
The total coinage executed in the United
States from the organization Of the mlnt uIyS)
TO tho close of tho fiscal year ended June 10,
1850, was Gold, tt2,gs3,Gs silver sgl 439 =
7OS rs minor, 1891, 355 95--tOtsl, tNpoi,
3S1 70.
Ryrhe government haa been the best custo mer
for silver during the past three years. us
purchases have been at the rate OF $40, OOO, 900
wear. The East Indies and China have long
been and arc the beat foreign markets for Sill
yer. tie mystery what becomes OF the 81,
ver sent to tne Orient. Little is exported
thertfrOm, \ ct the demand IA increasing inc
shipment of sperie from Fan Francesca 10
China and japan last year amounted to some
thing over 81, 900 600 The largest Item In tho
shipment wa that OF heNlcnn dollars. The
Chiuoye prefer trade doll2ls but since the
coinage Of trade dollars ceased there has been
no alternative bat for them to take Me1icaus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-20
MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION,
Cotton Barely Steady-Meats Steady
Grain Stendy nnd ScaTce-Flour
Dull and UnShang rd-hioney
and Trade, General and
Local Notes, Etc, Etc.
DALLAS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

February ", leol.
The week closes as IL commenced and has
continued with general busineis unsatisiac-
tory. In Wholesale lines there has been some
rade since "A Monday and was come
to-day. In retail .'gerybody is
grumbling. But this is the Dth of February,
and altnougth lie mercury was down to 2G'
this morning, the roads aIe bad, and all that,
the sun 10 shining brightly this afternoon,
and may we not hope for better weather and a
better trade tue coming week?
Asa general rule, not TO aay universal, the
price OF everything is 40 least firm, with
many articles 10 tho grocery line higher.
Trade, however dullhore, IS atlli on TIE boom
ali over The country and the world. We
cannot remain quiet, but must catch the
infection. The Truth ls, tue depression here
Is wholly attributable to LOCAL and transient
eauaos. These, we think, hayo already passed
away. Dallas rs neither den j. sloeplng, nor
In any danger Of doing either.
We know that tbs Chicago, Texas X Mexican
Central will be built, that the Iexus Pacific
will be extended from Shreveport tc New Or
leans, and from Shreveport to Vlcksburg that
the Truck will BIO built So Sabine Pass and
eventually TO tho Pan-llende, Texas, and
that If the East Line Narrow Gauge Is
not completed from Greenyllle to
Dallas, the 81 Louis 4 Texas will he from
Mount Pleasau5 And we know that the ST.
Louis h san Franc SEQ win be extended from
Pierce CITY to Dallas. All these converging
lines, these great arte rioR OF commerce, are
Obliged to make this u CITY of the first mag
nltude.
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rhc sta.. OF Traae

There WAS n liberal amount Of orders for
miscellaneous groceries to-day from wholesale
houses. Tho retail men apparently did a fair
business Ia the afternoon md night. Hetnll
say t1ado does not amount to what II should.
rke situation Of meats Is unchanged. short
bacon sides are qullable nc o. from STORE
upon oase lots, ami dry salts "a, The demand
Is moderate only, With confidence lacking IN
tho present boom being maintained. Live
hogs, fresh pork, beef cattle aod poultry are
buoy ant aud in fair demand.
Grain Is barely steady. All the corn offered
fetched 80 cents per bushel, and oats 40 cents
loose. Future contracts ore generally destined
by spccuators and de hers nj the present ruling
ratea.
Sugars and coneas, nyrups and cAnned goods
arS firm al tina quotations below.
Baggins and ties slow aud nearly unsaloable.
Hides nro quiet mt tbs old rates.
Peoaus are quot and unchanged.
Potatoes active al 90 90 to 81 70 per barrel.
Apples slew at 70 90 to "a.
Flour In dull at tho quotations with the mar
ket well stocked with the popalOr brands
which arc going vt ~ 10 to 9S 20 par hundred.
nggs arc freely offered at 1875 cents by the
case, with hales reported AT 10. Market well
supplied. Retail Is cents per dozen.
Butter quiet ut 10 to Is cents.
IlOrses and mulea coHtnuo In active demand
and freely bring good prices.
Wood slow to-day, We quote four foot al
o. 90 TO 81 W per cord,
Plastauon implements are ceiling we'll.
Ory.soods are in moderate roqnoat and fully
supplied. Our wholesale merchants are all
ready for the spring trade with the latest and
the bout
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-20

New York, all rail, 81 81 par 100 pounds
BOston, MI vail, 81 ~ per 100 pounds.
Philadelphia, MI rail, 81 ~ per lO0 po, Dc.
Baltimore, al rail, 81 80 per lO0 pounds.
70 New orleans, all rail, 81 per 100 pounds.
10 Galveat)n, 80 21per bele.
10 st. LUdis, 81 ~ peT uute,
PFr16Jce nom st. Louis 10 Dallas, anl IRON
KnBns CITY, y@ per car.
Following ave iht rates from 81 points ~ Kan
e8B south OF k0uBAs CITY!
To Daliae--C0rn ana Oats per cwtG l-2ci pc
thtoe9 pee CWt, sue,
10 U'tchine-~Cnrn and oats A3c; -four 5jc,
TO Feuls--UolU and Oats doe, uu. l,I,c.
70 Pahner--l'lour 63c: corn ~ lalbi &c,
10 Enpi3--FlJUr, Glc; corn IN luats. g..
10 Ricp--Flour, 5ici cOruanl Iui6, bc.
C0rsicnua, fleSia, GrOGabaaak HG16', Waco
Marlin, Bremoud, boarne and J ~ -tlCur Coz
oOyn and oats, bee.
70 Calvcrt--tlour, &c; corn aud Onis SOC.
Or GRAIN--Io New Orleans l0ota pc .cfJl. u
81 Louis iOot9 per hun ircd.
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Flour, Grain ana HAY.

F1ouR - We quote City Mills from new
wheat "a follows; XX, 2 90, xxx, 9 so,
xxx, 8 90; Choice, IS 20; family, none.
Imported Xxx, per cwt 50 10; XXX, S3ylO
xxx, 3 l5i Fancy, 8 10 to %; Patent, "a 10.
RYs-In sack, vi 10.
BARrEY--65c, per bushol sacked, loose $50.
BRAN--We quote At 900.
GUNsY Bles--s secondhand In good order, 0
cents piece.
Corn mrAL--On track large lots 45c. In. the
store, jobbng lots 500.
OATS Flew Texas 4sc TO % In wagons so 9 In
store.
WHkAr. No3old, 05c; No 3new, 65Gs6c; No
,kl Q5, u new, 1900 Rejected, 6bd07i; No
lSsao 00ia85o; Mediterranean, No2, 50, No .,
G,476c; Nicaragua, nominal, SOC, nut not want.
~ by Texas mllers.
Conn 32k 10 81 cents, loose eer.
nAy--PralriA, loose from wagon, slot sl2 per
lon; Hillett, do, 80 to tle. From store. pralrle,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-20

Farm work has made no progress during the
woek. Tue ground is soaked with frost and
with water. Plows cannot be run.
North Texas IS one month bohiud in
agricultural pursuits. Oar country friends
are patiently waiting for the weather and s
better day TO begin cropping Thoy are al
ready to oes,l yue graoiest efforts of their
lives to make great coop butt can do nothing
now in that direction.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-20

baled Si3 per ton, Mnlett, sl3. Prairie baled,
In car lots, slB per ton free ON boaid.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
81 chopped corn and oats, per 100 roundsr
81 5O chopped barley, per 100 pounds, III 20i
,ruGhed corn aud cob, per 100 pounds, soc
corn bTen, per 100 pounde, sOci Graham nour,
b4; cream meal, u 90; line hoited meol, per
gushel, i5c. homlDy, per 100 pounds, 50 p
Srits, per 100 pounds, 52 IS, corn Hour, PER lOl
Mounds, 81
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Wine, ..nnd Liarorr.

ALooHoL--s2. 80 TO a.. 40 per gallon.
WuIsKY--Sweet mash, 81 .25GN. 80; sour
mach, el. 60Gos5, acoordlngaage.
WINKs--C laret, In case, sS.l5@s4; Catawha,
per gallon, 81 ,l0as2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 %
By; Sherry, per gallon, 81 ,f0@sSi Madeira, per
gallon, $l.6o9t5; White wine, In cases, SG. 2S
Oslo.
CuAHPAarA-Cooks, In baskets, slS@S10
Heidsieck, In basket, sos; Krug, In basket. g27;
Domestic champagne, slOGl6.
ALE-stock ale, per dozen, 81 1909. sos Por-
ter, per dozen, S2eAt2 80.
BoTrLE BxER--St. Louis quarts sl2, pints
Sl2 80, Budwlser, Sl2, plnts Sl3 3d.
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CoAI--Indian Nation, 50 90 por ton, deliv
cred.
CoKE-50 cents per barrel.
WooD-oak ,hlckoryano ash 81 80 to "A 80 per
cord. Sawed stove wood Is retailing Mt tho
ratea OF So TO ~ per cord,
CuARcOAL--65 cente per barrel.
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SUGARS. I'VE. quote; Powered nv; Crushd,
uh@h, Gronulatod lliStandard a, lOi<;wbite
extra 9@qA extra Cl0 TO -; yellow g3E to ak
Louisiana new white clarified loo; yellow o.;
choice shc; prime 7Ac, fair Ike.
MoLAssKs-Lo rlsiana choice GOc.prlme Bic
fair to good 450aS0c.
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BLcou Long clear sldos0Mi short clear
81. BreeEnst hgcnn 10.
ivy SAtr--loug clear slides, " short clean
gA,
ILus--plau sugar cured lO3i rsuvassed l0&
EgAARDllh; Ilerce, n, NAH barrel, llRi psllo,
D to 10 pounds, l2ll; 3 p-lutu, IA.