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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-09

TO attend the closing out sale ut Bau.
mans. ALEX. 0RTL1EB,
Assirnpp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-09
Pitiful but True,

Pitiful but True.
Ladies wishing TO buy dresses, skirts and
underwear can get.them at half their value
at Bauman's assignee's sale.
ALEX. 0RTLIEB,
Assignee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-09

The latest aud newest inladies' neckwcar
at NJ. Rosenthal 4 Co.'s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-09

he Old Corner
Boarding house and saloon has been re.
opened by Mike Roe. 1t has been thor
oughly renovated and reftted, making Il
the most comfortable house In Northern
Texas. Board by the week "a; by the day
81; meals 25c; lodging 25c. 1925 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-09
SOMETHING ENTIRELY new.

Thurbers genuine Goshen butter In | ID. tins
Genuine Gearges homeless fish.
Trout and white fish by the Dbl
Clam Chowder and little neck clans
Thurber's mince meat and apple butter.
French peas and mushrooms
Julienne, French preparation Of evaporated
vegetables for soup
Fine claret and hook wines, 81 % per gallon.
Genuine New York cream cheese.
Worcestershire sauce, by the Dbl.
Tomato catsup, by the Dbl
sardines In mustard, cheap, etc
We deliver goods to any part of the city on
very short notice
Call on us before purchasing yournextmonths
supplies We will save you money.
GAIN EQEIpEpE 2, m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05


bacs stock $500 bales weekly net receipts ooeb bales
exports to Great Britain leI bes 10 France 645
me Continent liS3 bales eosstwse 45l2 bales; sales
GALyEsrvE March 4cotton steady: MIddnng IL sc Low
Mndhng lOtc Good Ordinary 9ssei receipts, 359S
bales sales 1880 bales stock IOi577 baes weekly net
10 ~ BALES exports 70 Great Britain l22o bales
wise io 4I42 bales sales 1850 bales
weekly nst receipts Ais bales sVmehts aOs bales: stock,
bales stock 1881. s343 bales 1885, liz S97 baes weekly
10 1s hIp 1851 balesj shipments llO5o bales sales
MOBILE, March A-Cotton steady; Middlng llc Low Mid
exports 1858 bales sae 200 bales Stock 4e6
a5 weekly net RECEIPTS SS24 bales coastwse
1 1ey Kidding joel Good Ordinary g4oi receipts
S Sa saes 70 frs6ss 1891 bales the cSoilnent 57s
rs 6sl 6Ssa %es st eysnng 2Oo bales &c 4
paes; exports 70 Great Britain 156 bales aroe IL Asa
49, 20 the Continent 7lSS bales cOastWe, 4O74 Daes
NoEYoLK March 4-Cotton steady; hiddllng i1IOe net
1850 Stock soS Sass %seEy net s receipts 1858
exports 10 Great Britain 54eO bales coastWSe 1858
PHIIApRlPniA March 4-Cotton steady; Mlddling 1896
10y so bniaahg iec Good Ordinary. lOc; net recepts
bales; weekly net receips o7s bales Sros S67 bales
70 Great Britain l6l7 bales sales 36s7 bales sDin
sAyAMAa March 4-CottOn easy, Middling. llc, Low
alss luz. Good Ordinary sci net rsceps S2S1
Teniag 400 bales stock 1927 Oalss weekly receipts
T9S9 bales grosS l7442 bales; exports 10 Great Britain
LIE Dass 70 the Continent 1Sls7 baleS coastWse GAIT
81 LOUIS March 4.-COtton steady; Kidding lie; Low
Daes shipments AL bales sales l0l bales stock, 4l536
% weekly net receipts. ss46 bAesi shpment oslo
MxWcfoSK March 4The following ara the total net re-
Der l. l6,jU, 70 date. lnclusiVa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRK March 4-BEEVES-Receipts were l25 cars
OF 81 90 heado5 AZ Jersey City and 80 6Utst
spondng days last Reports OF
sorns the West aud light Of stock principal
distributing points strengthened sellers yewt aud
made 10 advance prices But tho weather
unusually diEpgreoabe aad buyer who
especially Cattle thought tho pfospecIs
moi good picking bargains staid ~ hoTae S with
81 per head IRON the ruling DEgrs yesterday Wenss
daE Cattle were perhaps htie uFmer Dut sales
were hour there every prospect o hay
ing stock beside the dozen 10
rive late in The afternoon suaton thOrofore,
be said to have improved mneh, and the
confluence shown during the early h0nrs on
the built entirely upon the prospects, q mode
ate SIMPLY week Butchers shOwed NO anxiety What
ever aud have fear OF scarcity OF Cattle Even
should tue supply light for week ten days u would
he no matter establish marked advance Eggs are
Viii nave very large demand especially during
me the demand for bctt viii R OF quite
materially particularly prices arr any hEhsr IMAM Ley
are now The transactions to-day we:e az sxal 20 dress
"a as1 n-Oraer prices loads Of Light Michigan
fgure tor lS head OF prime illinois and Kan
a sters Two loads OF Colotados were sold Al S 70
NO cattle came direct TO shippers today; but Nj East
man purchased tho yatIs here 20 head and
Mes.rs Sherman Gett bought l5U head al OF when are
Tor expectation IN dressed quarters NO shipments ta o
aFea ont go live cattle for Van Nierop sons ana
900 carcAsses Of luton Tor Joseph
Rasinan Chester ZIG quaSfs OF Be9 S1O car
eaeass OF Mutton $50 Dressed Hogs for sherman Ghet
and lie bore on the Italy At8 OF Beef 1913
oh Mutton 21b Dressed Hogs owned by u
o6ev co Lingham Brien sold a. head out OF the Az
wch have been % tas As h & OF y
erF,osl eifhor tomorrow early Sunday morning c..
Sales al 0ltst R0Benthal Tor sell ~ Stoe,A
l0s @ 90 "a DC ilS7 a. 90 ana 4. ~ oc eIe s
81 each 30 do issS D. Il like less 81 ssch IL no. 1905 H.
e. Is 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
a the fn& bids for the s. and o. show advances
s., ner cent and for the 4iss OF y per cent An
E,.d ere the closing quotations:

r.. DEALING in state boDds included only Louisi-
= cousols at 62062ia. and Virginia 6s deferred
q 1sMl5ls. North Carolina consolidated 4s are
1000 At s4io0S7. and special taxes 7i90s. Ten
49, es old 5612980 aud new 66l2O57. and
800 Carolina non-fundabIes 41s05L.
er,h activity as there was IN the dealings In
I ss,rasa bonds was confined almost exclusively to
&. .neculatiye kinds. Prices were irregular. but
x...,iv higher, Erie second consols sold at 997s
Ecol.ae98 Missouri Kansas and Texas seconds
-. l. higher at s37s0sSla. Boston, Hartford
- Erie frsts rose from 57i2 to SO, and Rome.
srstsrtovn and Ogdensburg first consols ssh to
ia. d. q. and /. q. first assented were d higher
= ~, u and incomes. after ~ were III higher at
ri, Chesapeake and Ohio frsts. series B. sold at SO
s.a;nst s1s., the last preceding sale. Canada
ra.theru rsts were b easier at 100. St. Louis and
~, Mountain first incomes were per cent higher
!. COL ana the second incomes per cent higher at
81 f,hio Central frsts recovered to 1O4A. and the
sr,ccu,es rose from 81 to g. Louisville and Nash
IN. .,nsral mortgage Is were strong at 1884,
r.rvsr and Rio Grande Hrsts advanced y to 1854,
- .oa.ols 4 per cont to la. Kansas Pacific con-
q. -sre strong and closed with L advance at
snst. Texas and Pacific incomes were dull and b
49,, Al as irsts Of Rio Grande Division being
steady at 49,
Z : Tha busjness Of the b-Treasury for the week
,siae 70 night includes the receipt of $9,967, 374
nj the payment of $l2.272 496. resulting in loss
4 a. general balance of s., 305. 49, and leaving
nat ss9 145 1872 against sos 45o, 1872. February %
tn. nartieular changes Of the week are . currency
esir q S563. 1874 and q coin loss Of $2;s6s, SOC
Wbiis M loans are obtainabe at bank at less than
x a. can't tire money market at the Stock Exchange
a. = nsnpulaIed that every day after accounts are
veil made up at legal rate the quotation for money
r. aaywhere between aud per cent. To-day the
lat snotsfion was 304 per cent. Tho domestic ex.
shsnces on York at the places named are quoted
= follows: Savannah, 1s0ss premium Char
}eston lsaA premlum; New-Orleans, 81 dis
connf 10 81 premium; st. Louis, 90 cents
discount; Chicago. S0075 cents discount
Boston, par. The Clearing House statement s1 men
fosaav ia as follows: Exchanges, SAG, 6S7, 673;
balances. S4S46.416. The Transactions at the
Sub- Treasury covered: Receipts, S071 1888 pay
ments, $702 1919; currency balance, $4,443,2S9;
coin balance. $SS. 701, 1872.
The fcreign exchanges arc duh and rates steady
on the basis of the annexed posted quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL March 4.-POrk-Pume Msss-Eastern. steady
At 72 western steady at 81. BacOn-Cnmberiand Cut
dull AZ 49,: short ab. steady al 1864; Long Clear.
dull az 4O6d short Clear. dul az 42. Hams-L0ng
Cut du Al; ShOuderA Grmer at 3l6d BOeIndia Ness
steady At sl Extra Ness hrner 3d. Prime Mess steady
at 49,. Lard-Pnme Western. steady at 52l Sd.
Ialow-Pnne CITY. dun at 35f6d. rurpenune-spntS
duh az 3d. Ronn-Flne steady AZ lOL Common. hrlner
at SSd Cheese-Ameucan Cnoioe steady At Us 90 Lard
NO /. White steady 9l5d: spnnE. No 2. steady
~ 3d. New Winter Western. duh at y sd; New south
winter steady 95d. ConMlxed Old steady al 57dj
New odd CottonSeea OtfellOW American, steady at III
kcaln CeHlaOn London steady d90Jd Splts tur
pentine. Al London. dull at 80 I'd
LIVERPOOL. March 3-123O m-Breadstuhs-Ther ece1pB
q Wheat for the three days llOOOO Centa lncud
ing 76 900 American.
LIVERPOOL March 4-1.30 D. m.-BacOn-iN for Short
Clear Mddes 39U cwt. Tor Long Clear Mddles, Lard
5lGd. per cWt for American.
LONDON. March a. u m.-Cacuta LinsOed 499d per orr
Refined Petroleum, 7AO775d s spirits Vi IurPentine
IS G3il3d per
MANCHESTER March AThe market for and iabrcsiS
dull and endmg down; 39lnch 80 reed Colo End Shirtnga
81 yards As o. lOie11S 26nch ~ reoa, Printer 20
yards. u %, 4G43di No 40 Mule Twist tar second
quality, lOI2h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
tunoPxAN rrNANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON March 4-12:3o m. Atlanue and ereat Western
6Slt 90 second. 33;
o. bcns four per cents lles4 fOar and hafper
iilr: new yss 103k: Enc. 6OA HewYork Central l53
Dlipaar Central 1871, RsaGng 34z
LoxDoS. March 4l30 aAyioes quote three por
cenF rentes So francs 70 cenumes for the account
LoNDos March 4-2 m--Atsndc and Great western first
cercates 60 Ere second Oonsos lO4
LONDON March 4-4:30 m-Bar SILVER quoted at 624d
per ounce u bonds four cents ll7h TOUR and hsf
Del cents ll12 fves 1881: Atlantic and Great West
nrst nsrtgaee trustees eernncstes 6e+ PENNSYLVANIA
6Saa
LONDON. Aarcn Use p m;-The anount o. onion gone
&S0.OOO.
three reates 81 nsDes 10 cennmes
tor the account
3bh eentsIaes ter chock&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05

In London British consos wero steady and I'M
changed at 98SIe for money, and 99la for ac-
conni United States bonds were all higher
notably go tue As, which rose from 1893 to 117h;
Al iO8i, American railways except for Erie, snow
further advances sympathy with the movements
in the bone markets. Bar silver Is weak, and de
gained $4,000 bullion ON balance. In Pans
French3 per cents rose From "a. 50 TO 1920 francs
Tho gross earnings of the Chicago Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad are reported IS fellow:
1880 1881.
Miles Of road-sbsat--.- ZOO 1000 Inc 1'6Oo
jan to Feb. g. i50S.Oi5 Ls71OO0 Ina i7o.s5S
The recsipts of -four and grain ct the principal
Atlantic ports this 4th day Of March were:
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COTTON MAnxnr,-nY rELEJYIpn


LvEHiOoI- March 41250 q. castor: aiddlruR
Upands, OSL Aiddlng OreanA I'D; sales 1000 baioa.
Including luOO bales for speculation ana export roecpt
1860 bales, udnE IL 4OJ bales American
lands Low Aadhng clause May and Igns delivery 6ssd
September and October cSvery. gard Putares closed
steady sales ~ The wees SOOO bales American, 900
bales spectators tnok $500 bales took g. 90
bales forwarded from tae ships side direct spnBer 900
800 bales; total
American bI0vO bales; Ota stock I'll 900 baios Amer-
American. SiS,OO0 bales
iVKKPOci- March Also -CoItOn-Puturos- plknds
Low MIddnhg clause April mn stay delivery. u sd.
March A-3 D.. COt0n--f Iplands
Low Mlddlng clause, March April delivery 5iIsd July
and August delivery. 6aa DO August aud september dc.
livery. Oaei
iIyERPooI. March A nc otton-The day
900 bales American. Futures-U pands MID.
ding elanss. June ana July delivery, 67ssd.
March 4.-COtton steady MGdug. 1O1ic.i Low
MiddlnE lose Good Ordinary, &C.; receipts. 627 bales
spmcnt ASA bales sales bj3 baes stock, Is IL 20 b
bAesi 1850 l9SeS bales Wst5y mes EeosPt S,eio OAies
March ACOtten QRlet; Middnng. II S; Low
MlddnK 10 uo0d Ordinary net receipts SSl bales
6lg exports coaaNse AL bales ses
1872 STOCK 1920 bales weekly nst reoeptS l,lib
baos lSl9 bales. exports Great Britain 5A5 bales
10 Continent 200 baes ooastEiSe 79o bales saea
72b baeH; sptnnera 642 bales
CiARLEsToS March 4-COtOn quiet; Middng IL 70; Low
MiadnA llci Good Ordinary lOc net receipts. l,2O2
bass exporIs 70 the CoRtAsn, AAs2 sslss sAsa AoO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05

s ssss Sosa Sidss is r., s M'.sar
Rsrs. Isdsra,s'z setss eosss weak At decline Of -
lQlnsi esS9 tleev0vMeA Prices PAID aYcn i, 90
~ 4gE,L iLSsgi Iss. nsy iLysslIso: JSss iizss
@58t Jay lL2o91LI0; Aaknst ll609Ii.7S Bept,sahs~r
Il g LII oesoesF siosS 6sysmSsr ioscd
.re Il; W. @ oz .1ags margins
Auxast LID seYtsnssx ilov; October 1O7@ Nsyss
ne q Sfsrch 2oell "a Agr ii2s9IiaB Nay ss
y s,rs lltI 9lrtg, sniy lLbs9lL5sl August
Es$e ssyrster i1eQel0sy; ,pscetaber l0b2aiO5&
~ <-f}uie1 Abou5 etoady
~aclet stoad pzaoeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05


The following was the only sale Lela at tho
Exchange sa,esroom to-day;
By JoA. z Boyd. .,
yss prek ,sRes9s o Win ava w 3, SSxs Aaa
ust Gottieb ss<o0
ACCORDED REAL ESTATE fRAS3FHlts
EzaOeh. No saa aoIsi iohard schoten and
92dst s. issss r. o. iotisv is Jus
tns Bukiss and another. execaters etc 70 Asa , -.
cor Of Ssts SIS i6xi57 and also
% @as I'M fss q $40 ss 20
Morgan 2ls.opc
and wife o Patk cOste.io $1,000
Mary yoass aioe
Ave.A cor Of I5thst 1sTa5.s: Joseph Fettretes =
Scss fis a. q @ J.ss az as 5000
2as II Lewis and wiie % Isyi ArnSslner -:
Ssa ana . Jun. $50
Taylor Ct q 70 Julia Ungrich anotier. ESQ
ssdsE q Ssb. 10 tie Of l0th.avs, z60x1U2.2; wm
and VIE g Charles 1880
sans s;s gsj S1s i yssy 1893
and vile 70 sophia Hanef.. 10000
and wife msjcWski...:.. aa.soo
-, 70 julie Kisen 10000
able Lilo 2ssur asss sOcieiy 70 4 sands: -. 5000
lVth-axe, a o cor OF ltoth:st. lOvkloOll; u r. &c
ssseatss. :" 80. =. :.Y 10000
al . william Fritzel - 10000
Mn Brook property running 70 middle o., 64x261x
sei -: -. .'.-s- : LOCO
Fora and vile 70 William walker $500
Bsrtino ct Al 10 Jonas d ncssSsn : l2Ooo
for saviags 70 Mary cyperI $1,000
Unink ard vie 70 Jacob Cohen .::...,....: 5000
rsferes to Fannie Masian. $3.50. also
Dan Kohn losOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05

FISH dull and unshanEed BOX Herring
LOoi Qunias al 81 Tor BsnE and IS S5sss u for New
FOREIGN ITs-MOderate jObblnE sales. prices with
out , DECIDED change ,,oro
for Low Grades VITA odsTste and Ss
1obbng trade inquiry business for export mainly Low
Ss:Si.v sSsss g rP%lss
e g UsS Winter no %h.s re At y9 sSSd
1900 Low Extra a soSSa 90 mainly a. s. 4ossI s.
WO ep ssR m e S c Wnsr TS SS ES
"a 40Sssi $500 bbls Minnesota Extra s. 9e0ss IS for
Sc s. SS' &c. S Ii. aSse S v sS 70
$ 2 NJ 70 81 EI & g
Good % Fancy DO. s. 659S6 50 Common GOOD Extra
mon ace ssirs Round S Hoop oso 81 oSSS
SnoiSe do s. oS Conmon EEa MiansSota 81 SsS
sSS - sSsss s,ssR.
$50 Coed to yery Choice Family, 50 l09s7 % Patent
ERN FL0TE quiet 'sissdy SasiGess mainly icF the
ssysrSs: s5 Ss @ VIE FToJ Ss% selling
ESE anil
quoted SECS Meal steady Coarse 81 O05sl O Fine
eRxiS-%aE4T- rT Si iers.lsh unset
tied opening IA 2c oetteri subsequently the advance vas
q fS1Hs
tive trading ssies iseSoo bush future 1900 bush
including soo bssS Rsjecisa Spring S5Ss1 &C. $1,000
10 Reas s. %; E50o BUSH No, Bsd, 81 Igessi 20
ssSs
bush Mixed Winter 81 l92 l2eO0 ensa UDgraded Whte
Gg SSs. ls$ SSs s1 & N: 4 Y' q JUS
/ White. 81 1881 lela closing with sellers At 81 i9
SSSssi sis.1nE So. "a az
White, March. 81 lSPe$l ls1 closing 81 lslg DO April
81 ishe$l l9A closing g lSS: DO Nay q 17%4Sl iSs
$500 bush Canada 81 bond 500 bush Jersey and Pe1n
sylvana 81 6Sl observation-disclosures dull. heavy; sales
goo bush UnFraded Canada 81 TO- goo bush Inferior %e
Market SC bsiter; fairly active for light
jobong business and good trade speculative account
ture $4,000 bush. cash including g1graded West
Mixed % S57'ts: steamer Yellow. 65hS5sO; Xs Vel
bush. free on board from elevator for delivery
days 5sc. Old No. $50 In sore No2 White
65c; Southern Yellow, 55265Sl4o No March, bSGbS4c
closing 6sc April S7hs67 go, closing 67Ssc do May
65 h db5 L closing So OATS-Market shade bet
fairly active sales 27000 bush. including No at
4S2943asc.: No. Ah944 2c NO: Waite, 1900 c
No e. 460464c. No l.47ac. including 65O0U bush. No
March, sdl4 c mainly 44c.: 40 900 BUSH do. April 49,
10000 bush. do May, 434c....FEED steady Az
G60 n, ST % 100 ID. 81 6GSl 10
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN IN THE UNITED STATES AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05

The fact that no receipts of grain have been re-
ported ut Milwaukee for two days s due to the snow
blockade.
The following shows tina money value of the i'm
ports of dry goods at the port of New York for the
week ending to-day and silce the beginning OF the
year compared with the corresponding periods OF
s1rna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
Gitp Real Gsrare fur 5aie


A PROMINENT and valuable corner, No. Is
a iaightst ior ssle-southyest corner Of aghsS and
JOhnslan The adjoining property No 10 Laghst. can
be had with It, deslred making plot 76xlOO The stuz
ton makes valuable for business recurring extra
hight has frontage two streets and likewise over
LOOKS Of JOhus Chrchyard The ateo
ton Of capitalists manufacturers and Otners desiring large
plot Of downtown realty IL specially called to this property
JOHN r. DOYLE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
ReMpH.

The following were the receipts and shipments at
end FROM Cbicago end Milwaukee, to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
Dwioen0 Motlres.

NRW.YORK. March 2. lSSL
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
Il ING COMPANY to-day declared It's monthly
dividend Of SEYENTYFIVE CENTS ER SHA RE, payable
March r. 1851 az the agency Of the BanK Of Nevada No. 90
Wallst, New.YOTk.
Transfer books coss March g. and open 18th INST
NJ. K. COOK. Vice President.
OFFICE TUE TOMBSTONE MILL MINING CoNPANYCi
432 WAINUI-sr, PHILADELPHIA Feb. 2S 1891.
TWELFTH DIVIDEND.-THE EXECU-
TIVE COMMITTEE OF the Board OF Directors Of this
Company have hs day declared the regular monthly diy
dend OF $4,000 being 10 cents each share Of the capital
stock OF the company payable on and March 10.
this Office Transfer Books closed from 10th 10 18th nclu
GEOfS6E BURNHAM. President
WI. CHENEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
REAL, ESTATE

ETw.yoBK Frfcay March A. 1881.
The following was the only sale hela at tho
Exchange salesroon to-day; sr
By John r. Boyd ~
4-storY brick tenemeDts. with lot NO 33l kast
21thst q. 100 4 Of LIST iva. 100 26k9S.oi Aua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-05
Gitp propertp n)aIlten.
Broulslpu propcrtp for Sale auo to Get.

nOWNING-ST.. near G ATES- AVE, BROOK
- LYN-Taree story broWnsIoae. In good oI'er. very
rutland WHITING, S BoskrBanst
TOR SALE-Real Estate.-Block of ground
Prospect Park bounded by 6h ana 7sts, ana TIA
and Sh seventy lots 2x 00 choice property for In
yestnent Or buldpg SIDNEY WILLIAMS Counsellor at
Law. Of Court St. Room 2. BOskiyn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03
THE Commercial Club.

We have, as our readers will remember,
made mention Of this organization from
time TO time, noting its progress. AS much
as we had heard Of it, We were not prepared
for showing so handsome as that made at
the annual meeting on Monday night. It's
membership has gone beyond three hun
DIR, d, and, there is every reason to believe
from the life the Club exhibits, will reach
five hundred. Every profession and calling
IN the city is represented, and the members
are all working together like beavers 10 put
this city where it ought to Stand-uamely, as
the first manufacturing and trading point IN
the South. The Trade Committee OF the
Club i. becoming more and more efficient,
and we know Of no place where the men
composing il can learn more bearing upon
their interests nor be Of greater service to
the community IN which they live.
Tue Club will soon be in their new quar-
tiers. on Main street, aud we arc persuaded
The move will be found to be every way q
desirable one, Their comfortable quarters
will not only prove "snug harbor" to The
merchants and other businessmen WISHING
Richmond, but meetipg:place for our own
businessmen such as they have long needed
1t has been the bane of Richmond III tue
past that her men Gid not come together
enough. "In union there Is strength III
more WAYS tnan one, and this Club is GER
tainly one Of them. We wish IL The greatest
prosperity.
We desire, too, to express our gra'i6ca'
lion at the election Of hr. A. +. BENNkTT,
of the State, as one Of the Board OF Dr.
rectors; not that he is any better than the
other directors, but because, like TON
BURKE, he is "of ours"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03
Railroad Charges.

Editors Di>p0tch: In order to approXi-
mate an equalization III railroad charges, 20
that there shall he no discrimination again st
or III favor OF local freighlS, something more
than hauiiHg must be considered. Tue rail-
road or public carrier has four items 0f
expense on every package: ID Billing {;
(2l handling; (3) storing; III bluIing.
Three If these ems are incurred by the
carrier 10 the same amount whether the
package i carried five miles or five tnou-
sand miles. ANY schedule OF rates that IN
cludes all these expenses under one Item
"frcight and makes the rate per mite the
same on local and through frci-htS, eyi-
IDENTITY discrminates in favor Of tOcdi
freigniS. \ schedule, therefore, 10 APP
proXimate equalization OF rates should
have two items in the bill OF charges. The
tiIsf, for billing, handling. and storing.
should be the same OF the same package,
whether carried five miles or live hundred
miles; the second, for hauling, should be-
the anne per mite on the same package.
whether carried five miles or i've hundred
miles. W.
Nv" i, evidently practical man. He
has no Use for mere theories.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-03
SPECIAL .N,,f,ss>.
III MUST BE SOLD.
ALL KINDS OF FANCY DREsS coon. ,,
LESS THAN rHEIR VALE.


JCsT 4 PEW LISTERS LEgT.-we ba,e, So.
ed tie prices d,wa To- les thsn cot t,,,.
them Oui.
CHfLDREN,5 CLOAK mar Cd down ~ h....
rOgt.
LADIES CLOAKS.-Jh's feVlefL wezI...
feE d.lllrI on Thea. - - 10 MAKE 3 II.
ELEGANT SILK D0LMASs AZ $50. co.. ..
import
Az kinds ~ sHiWLS AZ fOttot7 pri,,.
Special fn,gam. ~ BLANKETS and rWy,nr.
ABLs>.
REMNANTS or DRESS GOODS from fg. -,..
yard. IN = piece. AZ me cl,sSd our sr.,,
REMNANTs OF CURrAJN MC>LINs .rr 10.
TAIN LSCE| at less thncos.
CHECK Nj SIN ~ II -. ySr far1 sof'b Co..
CHECK MUSLIN a. 25c. pr yard worth g.,
GUIPTRE LACES at CSC. worth ; ATS. ......
1925 at 81 worto ~ 30: 70 SIX .
Si75:stsI.jO worm s225.
TORCHON LACE, ~ great y,re'y yer, D...
HAMBURG EDGiNGS ana INSERTING. ....
4 * n very ~ Dr1css.
MARSE'LLES QUILT ~ $50 y r.htz. ....
worth -; At 20 worth $50: 30 90.
SO.
MERINO CLOAKs FOR fNFANTs-vI l. .
very cnfap.
FRENCH NOSE FOR CInLDREN-wig ...,..
aud wear longer ihaB any ~ - h -e n,af..
TWO BUTTON LIGHT KID GLOVES -
pain worth soc.
BEST. ONE.BUTTON SEAMLESS BLA'h a.
GLOvEs-slzes 8, 81. aId Ga, %. . ..
woT b $50.
SUPFRIUR BROCHE SIIAWLS al $50. r..
from SIS.
HANDeOME FANCY RIB iONS ~ hl'f y.....
WINDOW-SUADI~ ~ great varic, lf i.F
CARPETS o. III tmd-. MD,' b srd at ...
bIrgaius witlb' an're @.
RUGS a. great bargain.
You can sayt money by .ufing ypnr tn.I.
Great Main street. Dry GOod' fmroriuunf
f.. LEVY BlspInTP.