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WALL STREET.

niuehs tf.s h'.leas - All EAnt ~
apesnt o'pa's" Ts, 70 a"< e"'easo @ 11'oa"s' f,t
NEW aoq.h, .',o.,.. rup. Ill uo olocN ., E.S,
ennnso ~ spI."is!on op'.u s"o's, 'i't NV
pieee ke''e."iy sao"sN n't nu'"nno w .t.o
sioslns uu9u4t"'''s VI yss'eiaas' DsloIo .a's
nFsI noatu tne MARKET SOW ul' = - ~ pee
ceht, lsAas 1ael1'o a1'u tno Elosateu ha.'"ny
sl'ates !eAa'ns ~ ltle 1'hptoscs.,en'. uu' SUI
sequeHi'S 1eacl'ol' ~ ~ ~ ~ pet coa'
LOOK piaco, ti,o 4htNs ~ western utton.
Toward noon lne hpceu!a.!oh aga'n lonk an
"p"a1a v'1h' ail1 III uuSit1!co VI u ~ ~ pet
CENT was fccofneu. when was h1''st
marked n tho Elevated Railway prop
efttes, lexas facllc, aha hanasns
Ioxhs' during the aitcrhoon u'e
speca'atlan was charactorlHea py q 1everls'l
ina unsettled tone, anu Ill tho lato dealings a
somowhat lfoo SELLING MoPeMeht was uoyel-
opeu, w'ielt resulted III q s'lnfp decline
throughout ue entlsn llst. fflees !eil on ~
gtS pef cont 1tom 'ho h!Rness point OF !ile
day, Manhattan Elevated. alctrouo!atat' E'e-
yatotl. Canada southern, ontario Western,
Union Paclttc. NEW YORK central. Lake
Shore, Texas Pac!ilc. Luke ERIC u WESTERN
atid the Granger properties being also prom
fneht III tic decline. III tho llllal sales thero
was partla reaction OF tseeN per cont, o'lt
the general 1nnrkct closed unsettled,
xor, snoot,v a'1n MpSGx thSn.hot MANHr ,e s,ro ,v
wotkeu s1nootn's ln1ouenou1 .ae ehtseo aay
at tago paf cent On call On nleasc OF slock
hcoyy @ offcrtnrs M % ~ cnnitoi nj mr. rant @ :rlw
1o..t ne"'s uno. w. s"n'm. s, ~ t pu' som' !no
ao'erhnlens DonN acalcra 1ouha feasiy nc
contmodatlon ut 3Ea per cent, Time loAns
tho length Of tI,ns a,,l tia collatcrals.
n tht h;sco,, ~ ,,arkct nrin'n ,n,.re,n ,,,e
~ ue a'seount aaske's ptn!o 'aeesan t''e
psbr hs star'in"xcSa,,p s,r ~. l ,oerct ,e una ro
inally unchanged Mt 43 for slxty-dny b ills
nnd is0 for ,iamnnI, Int on reaI hnsinnss rntna
~ , ~. u's ." w. ".a..,"a ss 49, s
were less iiftn !ilafl Oh ycatortlny. Thu tle-
Glue IN cotton, botl, Ilerc anu In tho Southern
ercInl e biis i Rairoa% % ro m f fair.
" active, but tho market was Irregular. Yt,s-
Ion, Hartford u Erie tlrsta advanced from tp11
, 1881-02-03
Manitoba seconds frnm 104 to lUG, and Texas
Pacific consoIs from l03 to 10i.
INSURANCE.


t;SrtEHwBtTt:ns lNstBINfSH ron sELF-pfu}-
TjITIOE.
Special Dttpattt n 1ne Ehttntn Tribune.
NEW YulsK, Fob. 2.-rhD officers pf the
United Fire Underwriters Ill America. AL
organization formed at the National Convctl.
tion Of Company Managers last fall, nr,
quietly tloinx effective work towards asfeat-
lng what Is deemed adverse insurance legis-
tn,lon wlcrg bills affecting Insurance cUn-
panics haye been introducmt. Jscpresenta.
lives of tic organization lavo appeared With
MI sorts Of arguments and persnaslons to
defeat cyery Objectionable measure. III ILL.,
il0ts, Minnesota, Al,t Massachusetts tho
agents of tic corporation Eavo been 10 fur
ilo most successful, as no bills Of Importance,
have liec,, rs yet introduced. At Albany thu
companies 1lave nothing To 10 in
TINT direction further than to walt and watch
fur Developments. In circular Issued tt,-tiay
10 tic Companies by the officers Of thu
organization attention is directed to tho
"isnportancc Of communicating to this Office,
NJ. LIT Broadway, information I'll reference
to unwiso Legislation, State 0r municipal,
within tho field Of their (tl,e Con1panics')
operation. ami to sIve freely any suggestions
or recommendations As tD tbs COURSE to ht
pursued In resisting such legislation, and how
this Association can by made more useful In
The work" Tho circular concludes Us fol.
lows:
It Is Important that tho Interests Of all Soc
tnnserycd by tho operation Of this .Assnctat,pn.
eatl,ol.g rs possible. 1he iarge Humber Of mn
Just hills affecting insurance !nlerests Mlrensty
ntr0luc ibis wtrtgr 1T 6taeo Legislatures, md
tho probability thAt 1anHy nHrp btlttaity IN.
wise Arn IT, fDifow. Indicate ncrt,sslty for tho
cpsoet watchfutess oil tho part of tho netnbcrs
Of tLla Association. Not only their own litter
ests demand this nttent!on. bt nlso hee or the
rates nf premium for ndGHOnnl cx cxpc1soa and
burdens thus imposed upon tho buAlnoss.
lTEMa or INSURANCE.
Tie loss By tho great dry.Eno,ls fire OF last
week In tlIis city wns estimated Mt SUE, Qua.
Interested underwriters now insist tint thB
loss Will not exceed Sl50, ,00
The Mechanics Mutual Insurance Com.
pany, Of Boston, has rgiHstlrett all Its ri9ks
III tho United States branch OF Inc Scottish
Union and National Insurance Company,
The Scottish Union obtained nl,1ut $50, 600
cash md assumed 5000 policies. one".entll Of
which u Cancelled.
Tllc Ca,,utla Guarantee Company Inns made
the necessary depost at Albany, and llas
been admitted 10 slO business III Ngw York.
Willard Hurley, Of Sew York, held q sl0.-
600 policy III tlla United States l.lfc-M -Msur-
ntlcG Company, and committed suicide. Tho
Company refused to pay tho claim oil ~
count Of false representations concerning ill.,
temperate habits. Judge SedgwIct III TIL,
Superior Court, New York, las Just directed
q verdict to be given for the Company.
, 1881-02-03


Spsetat Dtpateh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
NEw YoRK, Feb aa.--'Tlo Executive Com.
mEtteo Of tho Worlds FWlr Commission at
their meeting to-slay hal ul!des discussion MI
address, copies Of which .,ro to bu sent each
Statu Commissioner, antt tho purposs Of
wllEeh is to arouse Interest al,1 sccuro cu0pt-
ration. The address says: !:
In q f0w weeks tho stute Legislatures sDw f,
Ecss!un Will bare adjourned. II they flil ~
exhibitions i valuable opportunity will DO lost.
A. thaIr nHxt aesxlop III 4d3 there may sklll b.
, 1881-02-03
IMPORTANT, III TRUE.
NEW sCllEME FNIt NEruNDINd THE MA
l..

TlONAi. uEuT.
NEW Youk, Feb. a.-'rho Commercial
says: "In reference 10 refuntiInE ut Wnsll-
lngton we have reason to believe l,ropnsi-
tim viii bU made troul this city IL extend
SIX 600 OF tho s per cents 0f 'sl for ten
ycars ut per cent without tlle cost
OF printing now bonds or a commission for
tho exchange ut tlla bonds, This Is NIL thu,
rafuudtnE that vii! b. wanted by the nuw
ndmiHtstrat!nt, OF the Trensllsy aftlr the III.
of 1laroll. There Is, " will be, inotcy L.. tho
Treasury to Eay 1tf tl.s remainder M of tl,o
, 1881-02-03

0k 4s1o ~ ILL., tuV CIEA%H HuJOuEu9us
HOUSE.
Tho Joint resolution npproPrIatin9 $4,000 for
n monument comu,em0rating tho Gattlo Of Bell
niuRt0n was adopted.
A resolution WIS also adopted calling on tho
Secretary Of tho Interior for cupes Of oil pnpcrs
in his ot1lce for tho last elghteon months rolnt-
Ing TO complaints and charges aga!nst any In
dian Agont Or other o1lcer in tho Indian service;
also, information ns to what stcps huyo becn
taken tn prosecute.
A message was received from tho President
pointed to ascertan tho facts relativo to tho ro-
moval oE tho pOnoA 1ntlIans to Indian Tcrrl-
9s to qSnr nt1 IT, ~ aa;
tribo. settling forth tho CONDENSATION they Will
aceapt for thelr lands and fYr Injuries done tho
After quoting fru1n. tho reports Of tho t;ecre-
tary vt tho 1ntarlor: AKrnt Il. 4. Howard. and
tho senAte Committee upon tho subject tho
sl9 tsstMt.ny aksn IL thS@ aaa ypfy lh.Is u .sat
4 ~ na
iappv oTsye syi.leaes rspoIei BY ti,s GS'i':
W s Sss IS! Sss
%peitsss ,5 ;So p[ssa%, soaa!fias u .ss
sys iS 5sIorsa sSTs sissriy Soneas;s!y tat
hsslthy so,ioTta6ls M sna spntontsd sna thai al!ey
s IL T. 81 fssse
I'd Cd ss ns Z fG@ae e ~ elsSl3 H!a1 eFf Hho
fs5tp s M %S "a
$sx Ss.s II Jsss Sss s
f 9 s q
iad@a Ieey saa III Il ' 'sssy ssit's ~
Msr the the ,s q Sses
, 1881-02-03
NOTES..
THE LAllE-FlsON1

sp>ea. pnpaits 10 me ca,saeo z,tetnt
comnil,co on Public Lands has y instructed n!'
IA aGho3r,na1t. Mr. Conycrsct Mt the ttrat prac-
Mao,i, ,noncnt 10 move to take UP tic Sotl-
lie"o,o ,,.asitront hi. Which lies llpon the
Speakers tal,lc nlt pass II uho con'n't,ee .,l
wIl state ihat 1t II tic same f,tl 10 wh'cn l!e
t'nmuttee has agreed. This action Of tho
tt"'."a Tormtttcn makes It ycry urobable
~. noa n, Iii will ultimately pass, At the
olat y" .,no II ocrunfca nrnr1v tho font Of
ihe list Of bills On tho speakor's tnole'
GAIT, EADs,
bv,xhat will psubably bo called "skillful
.:,aroocncnt." y, reported to llayo succeeded
'a'"'n ~ ,nrny an unfayorable majority Of one Of
tie lnteroccanlc tomm1ttee 4n1o lasoiao;e
majority with respect to Ills tnter0cunno
.mtn.raIiway schcnle, but tho Committee IL
nyt agreed as 10 tl!o details Of tho Pill Wl,lGl,
they will rtrnrt ~ ils las9r: isicanWn!se isa
e minority yta waS - o,a "piseu IL 10 ~ ntnrninGs ng
ton to prevent any iayofaDie report, IL pn,ssi
bic. md, rs one Of the means Or accotnt.llstt-
inE tlls recourse WIZ @ at,r t's t,,,n ,vas , ~
staeu, I'm mocsih,o tn nrnvr,,t Tho rt.ni,rt ~
~ l.'',2 XII w F'o
''' 0 THE nny; J. n. onKoonr. .,,,,,,.
1871 n'au9 1gS, N9,chipa, auhseo,.cut,v 1rpsis
INSTRUCTION IL nliCnlsaii} snuseHMcs' hes1"
dent OF Tic lntlllstflnt UNIVERSITY OF limos,
lust returned from Europe, now hero COM
flirting and preparing some works for: pub
ftratinn. il Recommended very strongly by
In ."ircatinns ri Illinols nnI NfcIIEnI. by
ti!e t'n,t III ott,nr I,,finartfnI ,,nrcnno
tth. l!nMsf3 r.n, ,+ ~ M t,ooho,iu nn, T.,
1or deneIal nEeilt y tne :! t"E5u5 99n5 Eu!u ~
place o1 AT: SeMrs' uecea5eus 1He plaee llas
asa!ary Of s., ,00D n year.
CABINET MArrEns
,.,,. a.,,,, - ,..,,o... .ha .,,.,>,, ,,.f,t
are narrowing aoWh 20 Whele ING pitpllc VIII
sonn know. something as wei! rs Gen. Gnr-
his friends that the only question un4e-
cfled IN lis casc IL whether lle
na ~ aneraI Var ono or ta ALTAR ~
stt,, .h ,,,,,o ~, oAo - a,s u ~.
laese posltl9ns }ilo many oh l5DW1nn!l nas
bpell entered on Ten. GAttlclus CaD1het !l5t,
aud brass check Issued emitting tho holder
to place IN constitutional advisor, Mr.,
Ilnwmun says:
II Is rou,arknhle with vbnt uuanImtty I am
urged ind snpturted hr oyerytcJv. Uon3ocrats
snd Henulr,i,s. Thoy arc iii ior nc, every
mn NJ thnn,. rhn Enrthcrn Ionnhiirsns
sma se nnltr,i m mo. Wnwes n far mo
mi IL linn Mi ho n0sath1v smn s inrs
ma-ot lo,et hn tails mn en-opG ~, ia cnnitl,nw
snIG s"st ~ WV nn ~ os H., III -
!or t:1cnty years, and, what il inoro in,portaut,
, 1881-02-03

HEAD THIS WEEK's "aATUKDAY NIGHT"
READ THIS WEEKS "EArC1lDAY NIGHT"
READ THIS WEEk'H "HATEHDAY NIGHT"
HEAD THIS WEEKS "sATGltpAY NIGHT"
READ THIS WEEKS "HATl;nTjAY HttilfT"
READ THIS WEEk'S "SATUMUAY NIGHT"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-10
A Lord Mayors Procession.

London, 9.-The new lord MAYOR
went in solemn procession to Guildhail,
with the usual ancient display, which
drew immense crowds, ard with an tn
novation in the programme with the OBJ
ject Of honoring the Amt rican people,
which received great en- husiasm. The
''stars and stripes" were carried in the
procession, preceded By the drum and
five band of the Fourth Battalion, Lon
don militia, playing the "Star Spangled
Banner" after = short interval came
band from the training ship Warspte,
playing Yankee Doodle. " The Ameri
can flag was received with a general
clappiDg OF hands and cheers. The same
honor was not conspie2ously rendered to
any other feature of the procession, ex
cept as the coaches ofthe new and cid
mayors passed by There was demon
STATION AS the procession passed the Office
Of the United States Cable Company.
-Four younC la0ies waved American flags.
from the windows, and there was loud
and continued applause Great demon
stration was also made at the American
on the Strand. Three humid
red ladies waved the American colors
from the balconies. Among the decors-
tons throughout the city the American
nag was conspicuous.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-10

Baltimore, 8.-Doctor T. CLAY Mad
dux, we'll known physician of this city,
was killed tonight at Oainton, Anne
Arundel county, after the poll closed.
It seems that friends of one of the can
didstes insisted on entering the room to
see the vote counted. DR.. Msddux, who,
it is said, had come from Baltimore to
Odinton as the friend Of another candid
ate, and vas standing outside the room,
declared that no one should enter the
room. Hot words followed between
Maddux and Charles Hammond during
which Msddux drew his pistol and fred.
the ball passing between the arm and
body of Hammond. Hammond, who
vas 9 few steps in front of Maddux, re-
turned the fire. A dozen or more shots
and Maddux was instantly
killed by shot from behind It was
dark when the firing occurred. DR..
Maddux is the person who killed Pay
master Dixon in the street at Alexan-
dris, Va, shortly after the war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-10
Cable Clicks.

London, 9.-To-day is devoted TO the
lord mayors show: It is holiday and
business is suspended.
Advices from Tripoli announce that
the French consul there was recently fred
at by soldier, who was arrested.
Berlin, 9.-Of twenty second elections,
liberals carried fifteen, socialists four, and
elerlcals one. Nobody here believes Bis
marck's threatened resignation is any
thing more than a pretence to influence
the supplementary elections.
Herf Kapfor, Of the party of the peo-
pie, gas elected member Of the Reich.
stag at Mannheim, and Herr Engrellvei9
Reinhausen, socialist, at Nurem herg and
SolinEen respectively. At Lenneha and
Dortmund progressists elected their can
didates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-10
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in and for Salt
Lake County, Territory of Utah.
In the matter of the Estate of Edwin D.
Woolley, deceased.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
L said Court in said matter, notice is
hereby given that Friday, the 18th day
of Novem Der. AID. 1881, at 10 am. of
said day, at the County Court HOUSE,, in
Salt Lake City, has been appointed by
said Court the time and place for the
hearing Of petition of Edwin Gordon
Woolley and John w. Woolley, pray
ing that certain documents Herewith
presented purporting to be the last will
and testame nt, with codicil, of Edwin D.
Woolley. deceased, be admitted to Pro-
bate and thSt letters testamentsy be
issued to petitioners; at which time and
place all persons interested may appear
and oppose the Probate of said will.
Dated salt Lake City. October 81, 1881.
D. BOCKHOLT,
Clerk Probate Court Salt Lake
County, Utah Territory. nj
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-10

purifes the blood, purgeS ont the lurking En-
mOrs In the system, that undermine health
and settle into troublesome disorders. Er1lp-
lions on the skin are the appearance at the
surface Of humovs that should be expelled
rom the blood. Internal arrangements are
The determination OF these same hunors to
some internal organ. Or organs, whose action
they derange, and whose substance they dis
aaSe and destroy. AYERS SARSAPARIIIA
Axpeis these humors from the blood. When
they are gone, the diBOrders they produce
disappear, such as Ulcerdttons Of the EfUer,
Stomach, Kidneys Lungs, ETuptions, and
ET1tptiue DISEASES Of the skin, st. Antho1nTs
Fire, Rose or Erpsipelas, Pimplcs, P,rst,Liss,
Btetches, Boils, TlunOrs, letter and Salt
Rhetu1, ScGld Head, R17gtUorm, UIcers and
Sores, Rheltmdtism, Nsurdl1id, Pain B, fhe
Boncs, Side and Head, Female WeoIt7,css.
sSter1ttv, LclcoTrhIG arising from i,,tsr,s1i
liberation. and uterine diseases, Drofs1,. ms
npStd, Emacid{ion and General HeiJFifu
With their departure health returns
PREPARED RY
DIR. y. @. AVER 81 Co.,
LOWELL, MASS,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS
90 IN MEDICINE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-10
NOTICE.

A MEBGLNG OF TIE STOCK
n holders Of the HERALD Printing and
Publishing Company is hereby called TO
meet at the herald Office, Salt Lake
City, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
November. 1881, at l o'clock pm, fer
the purpose of hearing the report of the
Board of Directors, the election Of officers
for the current yesr, ard the transaction
IF any other business which may prop
erly come before the N Getting.
JOIN T. GAME, President.
s. W DARKR. Sec'y.
Salt Lake City Nov. 9Th, 1881. nos
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-10
Ayers Sarsaparila,
For Purifying the Blood.

This compound Of
the vegetable al
teratiVes, SarSa-
parilla, Dock, Still
iingia, and Man.
drake, with { b g
Iodides Of Potash
and Iron, makes
L most efectual
cure OF q series of
which
Ore very prevalent
and amictin1 If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26
TRADE TOPICS.

The wool clip of Michigan is estimated at
1904 600 pounds.
The Pennsylvania railroad company has Or
dered3 100 new fr light cars.
Recent rains have improved the outlook for
corn In Nebraska.
The sales Of wool In Boston last week
amounted to 2,35S, bGi pounds.
The crop OF flay seed for the year lss. is est-
mated at 10, 900 000 bushels.
At the recent London wool sales 1871, 200
bales were sold OF the 81 ,O0o offered.
The secretary of state of Michigan estimates
the wheat crop of that state at IL, 100 OtO
bushels.
In 1879 there were 2,7l8, $4,000 bu OF grain
grown In this country. The gain In wheat for
ten wears was rs per cent.
The sheep interest df the new west is In
very satisfactory condition. Sheep-raisers
nave every reason to feel encOurag d.
The shipment OF chez o ON Montreal since
the op, ming oflhs season include 1856 s2i boxes,
or 10, 81 boxes more Than last season 10 GATE
The London board Of trade returns for Juno
show the value of Imports TO h we decreased
fh,t0' 90, compared with the same month
last year.
A telegram from st. Paul reports the wheat
crop excellent, except In lowland. Milwaukee
adviees Ray spring wheat is equal to last year.
anu In come places much better.
The total area Of lands available for wheat
culture In the United States In no less than 49,
1000 acies Our entire wheat crop of the
last year would not supply Seed enough TO SOW
30 vast an area OF wheat land,
VI the | 0t0 O00, 600 acres of cultivable land
In the United sta'es only llx per cent were
used. The ,is6. i6s, 800 bu 'hels OF wheat corn,
oats. barley, rye, buckwheat and pots toes
rail- ed last year were produced on $3.50, GV5
acres.
A letter from Middleton. Dol, makes 1t
reasonably cure the Delaware peach crop Is a
dead failure this time, This Ia piece of news
that +, lis OF serious iOss to the peach growers,
amounting TO more than 81 100000.
Although the peach crop does not promise
success generally, dealers expect about the
usual supply Uf dried peaches. The principal
crying Of this fruit 10 done In Tennessee, where
the Yield Will not fall far short OF previous
seas MS.
There are In the state Of Indiana II grain dis.
tillerles, % fruit dstilleries, IS breweries, 10
rec liners OF distillc .spirils, % wholesale H.
luor dea era. Tobacco factories and S26.c,gar
factories, From these the & ,vernment annu.
ally derives revenus Of over $4,000, 600.
Barley harvesting has been commenced In
The vicinity OF Belleviils, Ont. The grain is
generally bright and plump. Wheat. both
winter and spring. Ia fee vfrust and weevil;
the latter 10 generally fair crop, but the for
mer was considerably injured by tho early
spring frost,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26
THE DALLAS HERALD. TUESDAY MORNING. JUYt 90. 1881

xXxx9 20 Fancy, $40 to SEQ; Patent, $500.
RYR-Scarcs We quote per Dbl. o..
BARL.Y-Scarce; gooa demand. &oc.
BRAN-We quote Ut go
0UNNY BAss-seoond-haad In good order, .
cents piece.
CoRN MsAL-Hsr cwt, lis.
Dare 33 q IS
wHsAr. oSold, quiet.W We quote GO to 75;new
s0c NJ 81 90
CoRs-40 to As cents, loose ear.
HAY-Prair's. loose from wagon, s6 to Us per
ton; Hillett. none on market. From SIC ;er
prairie hailed sls ser ton; Prairie baled In car
OTIS. Sl2 90 per ton free on boald.
We quote; Chopped corn, per 100 To' ic'
81; chopped corn and oats, per 100 poss,nSoss
N5O; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, u 70
rushed corn and cob, Per 100 pounds, sOc
sorn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC; Ora
ham -four per 100 pounds, $500;
cream meal, 81 80; fine bolted meal, per
Srits, per 100 pounds, 81 rs; corn flour, per 100
pounds, ".
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26
Wiues ana Liquors.

ALCoHoL--S2. 80 TO ~ 40 per gallon.
WuisKY-Sweet mash, d .2bdA. 6Ot sour
mash, 81 .6Oeos5, sccording@age.
WIHRs--C laret. In case, %. 1864; Catawba,
per gallon, 81. l0I$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 q
h8j Sherry, per gallon, 81 .?0SsSi Madeira, per
gallon, N.60&st; White wine, In cascs, ~. 70
OSLO.
CuAMrAaNn-Cooks In baskets, Sls6y2O
Heidsieck, In basket, s2S; Krug, In basket. IN
Domestic champagne, Sl0@l6.
ALs-Stock ale, per dozen, o. .lb@S2. so; Por-
ter, per dozen, s2@S2 80.
BorrLK BKKR-st. Louis quarts So, (pints
Sl2 30, Budwiser, el2. pints us 80
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26
Financial,
, silver, other than trade dollar, par.
The Sugar Rcnners' Compact.

New York Commercial Bulletin, July 20.
The sugar refiners have agreed to continue
this week the pan Ia operation last week,
'amely, to reduce sugar production one.
third. All bat lew OF the retners ca ried out
the scheme lat week. and there suit was sucn
In It they determine to Intinue 1t this week,
and p rhaps for some time to come. The de-
crease In production has not, therefore, re-
suited In An advance In prices. The Iefners
endeavored to put up tho p Ice 2 of q cent,
but without success, AID the market contin-
ues slow and duh at 10 I-Sc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26
Building Material.

BAIox-At the kilns 10 y 4.
sfoNl-Atths Dallas qnsrriss 10 per cubic
foot. y for foundation, 10 for wall, and IS 70
r.ss on "a. Pc; Sss g: s.s: :ss
cd and grooved, e96, Dressed misunderstanding,
NM Thrse-cishth tongusd and sroovsd ceiling
,, Ssi. .ss "a s.. 'Aou'.nd Native
LA.ns.ss y MN per thousand.
=, C y. c.;, Eo:srds;s. y D' Iouisviiis,
s .isnp, 's po1ss. 1Ss barrel ""@~.
cents, inch ceiling Joint 81, inch cap, 500,
inch ceiling joint, q Is, Z inch Gap do, 900.
DRAIN PIps-s lneh. 100 per foot, iinch,
Mixed PAiSrs"Rssdy Tor use and S al oolon
o. 70 per gallon. All the tested and standard
nAkei are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LiNR-Cooyered,: aper hbl., bulk, q 10.
, elnMAx .iltsr.-ws quote 81 10 psI bushsl,
Sss.os ss1s 4! S:' III SiH siiss per ton.
.o AS'd' ssrSois sp sa ounce een ;sc
crystals, bcessa per ID, acld citrio, 7So per 10
acid sulphuric, s:loo psr lbi acid tariaric, 90;
nate, zoe perlbs Ssssi@iida. Ssc per il; SaisSm
copaiba, 200 per ID; borsx, lsc per Id blue
vi.rlol. lgc Fer y, 4, Ssloms', 100 per ID, Gallo.
500 por ID, cinchonidis, % per OH chioro.
form, 900 per ibI chlorai, hydfat q isaa %
per ID, creamsof tartar. powder, Ssctoio per ID,
rum opium. q &c per ID, gum shellAc, TIC pei
lbjmoiphlne, a nper olioil berssmVi, Is 90 pei
ID; OIL lemon % IS rer ID, bromide posass, 6Os
per 10, tP 4 vii ioSide pctsss, o. bsper IL, (P
avn, quiniue, sulphats,t2 90 per osi. Seed
carawAy, 100 PER ID; SIENNA, SO per ID, Alexc
20 per ID, etrychnine. crystals, o. " PEI 0. 1
PEI l6i Malta EPSON, Seic Per is. ~ ''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26

tention TO tpring styles. C'othiers are active.
iy engaged II making up heavy clio hing and
In soma cases are very urgent for the delivery
OF tn ir goods. Atsecord hands trade Is light
and sales TO jobbers have principally been
small lots Of repellents linseys, fianuels and
skirts, etc. The general tone Of the market
remains firm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-26
NEW ORLEANS,
NEW OhLEANS.
GOLD q STOCK TELEGRAPH co.
Commercial News Department,

Spots closed hrmi mIddling III sales IlOU.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, July 25.-Receipts 2s3
Market closed hrm; midUling ll1h sales 90.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, July 49, Market closed firm;
middltng 9@l0@ilh; receipts 325; shipments
AZ; sale. 255; stock s24.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, July % -l2:l5 p. I'D. - Cotton
nrm; mitdliug, uplabds BH; Orleans o ll-l6j
sales 10 900; speculation and export l,OOO;
receipts 0 bt0; Amer can 2, 200; delivery uplands
low mi ID Ing classification:
July and August. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ll.l6
August and september. .................63-
September and October...... ..........,...8b-l6
OctOber ana November. .................6l- 32
6p. m.-Futures dull and easy
400 p. m.-Sales OF American 1850.