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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-04

Henry and asked assistance to re.
cover his kingdom. Assistance was
rendered and Dermod returned to
Ireland in 1109. Strengbow, Earl of
Pembroke, also went there and
married Dermod's daughter. Der
mod recovered his kingdom and
more. He died soon after, and
Strongbow succeeded him. Eng
lishmen do not cherish eternal
hatred towards the Irish because
they kidnapped and made slaves of
many Englishmen centuries ago.
Before and until st. Patrick's
time, in the earliest historical period
of Ireland, the Irish, like the Danes
centuries after, were invaders, max
ing piratieal incursiens into Britain
and other countries. But the British
people do not entertain a traditional
hatred to the Irish on that account.
In the fifth century st. Patrick
went to Ireland and taught the peo-
pie Christianity, killed all the
snakes, and did world of good.
The Irish think much of St. Pat
rick, and it is wonder they do, for
he is held by some to have been an
ancient Briton. But that is no ade-
quate reason for Irish hatred of
modern Britens.
Going still further back into the
remote ages, according to the native
legends, the aborigineS of Ireland
were invaded and subdued by the
Milesians and Gaels, who now claim
TO be the pure Irish. So the Irish
should not complain of invasion.
Coming down again, the people of
Ireland to-day are mixture Of
Irish. ScandinaVians, Scotch and
English, with traces of other peo-
pies. Many of the chieftains and
prominent families are of decided
Anglo-Norman descent, and some
of these have shown themselves to
be more Irish than the Irish them
selves. Parnell himself is the son
of an American woman, and was ed
ucated in England.
Taking all these things into con-
sideration, it seems to me that the
narrOWminded traditional hatred of
the Irish toward the British people
and British rule exists because it is
shrewdly and seditiously fostered
among an excitable and hot tenn
pered people by ambitious dema-
gogues for the sole purpose of Gre
ating and continuing a fight for po-
litical power and place and pelf,
rather than for the actual better
ment of Ireland or the real good of
humanity. Hence [ have no sympa-
thy with the tradition, nor with any
of its rebellious murderers, and an
archial outcomes. Peace on earth,
good will to men, whether British
or Irish, is my motto. TARA.
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward

We will pay the above amount
upon capture and conviction OF the
scoundrels who forcibly entered the
OCCIDENTAL" on Sunday night,
September 18th, 1881, and who mali
ciously destroyed a portion OF our
stock and fixtures to the amount OF
about four thousand dollars.
AUER s. MURPHY.
p. S.-The Occidental will con
tinue as of old, and will endeavor to
keep nothing but the choicest
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Fam
lilies supplied on short notice.
AUER & MURPHY,
Proprietors
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YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
L to appear in an action brought against
you by the above named Sarah Sloan,
plaintiff, in the Probate Court in and for
the County of Salt Lake and Territory of
Utah, and answer the complaint fled
therein, within ten days exclusive of the
day of service) after the service on you of
this Summons-if served within this
County, and IL not within this County
but within the Third Judicial District of
the Territory of Utah within twenty days;
otherwise, within forty days.
This action is brought to obtain de-
cree of this Court dissolving the marriage
contract and the bonds Of mstrinony ex-
istiDg between said Plaintiff and you, and
if you fail to appear or answer as by law
provided said Plaintiff will apply to this
Court for the relief prayed for in her said
complsin int, and cost of suit
49, In witness whereof, here
SEAT unto set my hand and seal of
said Court, in Salt Lake City,
*o-* this 9th day Of October, AID,
1881. D BOCKHOLT,
Clerk Of the Probate Court
o29 Salt Lake County.
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Heury'S CaPbOlic SalYe.

The BEST SALVE in the world
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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Chilblains, Corns and all kinds of
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perfect satisfaction in every case or
money refunded. Be sure you get
HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE,
as all others are but limitations.
Price 25c. For sale by all druggists.
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DR.. Green's Oxygenated Bitters

Are a cheap and simple remedy for
Dyspepsia and Biliousness in all
their worst forms. 1t is a we'll
known preparation, and has been
known and endorsed by physicians
for many years, and has been used
by thousands of sufferers in all parts
of the world as a Standard and Re-
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

.v,cr OF THE ALICE GOLD AND
9i10A Silver MINING COMPANY,
1' 49, SALT LAKE CITY,
November 1st, 1881.
.7,,InEND NO. NINE, OF $40, 600,
d " 1 10c per share on the Capital Stock
Z the Company was declared this day
~ sn HE on the 18th inst, at the Farmers
49, :.n and Trust Company, New I
en- Transfer books close on the
st.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
November 8, 1881.
VALLEY HOUSE.

Novem Ger 8. 1881.
VALLEY HOUSE.
D Walker, L r Petersen, E Slater, Q
Nelson, L Lsxton, Ogden; ] Il Meade,
New York; S Blackmore, Frisco; L S
Wood, T NJ Raymond, Springville; j
Nichols, j Freeman, Montsns; J Nixon,
Cahoonville; S P Wins'ow, Washing
ington; NJ T James, j W Cowles, E B
Stephens and SOD, Park City; a Free
man, Alta.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
Major ] J Shaw, U S A; Mrs G Ty-
Ter and child, w NJ Horton, Ogden; j
Beatty, jr, Omaha; j P Ostrom, New
York; A Culbertson, Mrs Won Bolton,
Miss Nicholson, London; a l. Reichsrd
and wife, Denver.
oLIFT HOUSE.
SR GUN, Raft River; w Leahigb,
SawtoOth; j Hurst, D s. R 6 K r; Q ii
Skinner, Eureka, New; j 2 Smith, Belle
vue; P Jones, @ Dansie, Fort HERR
man; DR. o c Durnal, J McEvoy and
wife, Bingham; Hallgun, Kearney,
Neb.
WALKER HOUSE.
L Goodman, A S Freund, r Josefy.
S B Steinman, B Klienfelder, New
York; NJ a Ozmer, Colorado Springs; P
P Melock, Evanston; 81 Dennis, Tus-
carora; o Heiman, Tooele City; II S
Grant, F II Tucker, Denver; w Wat
SOD, Keswick, Eng; T Foley, Leadville,
Col; q w Wheeler, . S A.
WHITE HOUSE.
NIL Powers, Silver Bell; L n Chsp-
peear, Park City; JIM SelleY, N J Fitz-
gerald, r 6traub, San Francisco; S
Cswls, NeYsds; w Lawrence, S Moore,
Frisco; K Hamilton, j II Mark, New
York; J Wilson and wife, Butte.
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DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF
cures Catarrh and all affections of
the mucous membrane.
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DIR MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are
the best Cathartic Regulators.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court in and TOR
Sat Lake County, Territory Of
Utah.
Sarah Sloan, plaintiff, against Charles
W. Sloan, defendant.

The People of the Territory of Utah, tc
Charles W. Sloan, defendant,
Greeting:
, 1881-10-30

pcctcl to ger out OF that letter some OF the most
important secrets of the plot
Now nppeafed sergt. Rnybrrn, and drew from
his ptcketn niece OF twine string about foot
long. Win three uots tied In it. a1ld held 1t up:
~ Eot II out of Il gun on the waterfront" "
sud ne. II took the tompions out Of nil tho
guns anu examined close; this string was the
only thing IN any gun"
So this bit OF string WIS Wicktow's sign" to
signly that tho Masters" commands had not
iniscllfriett. ordered that every sentinel who
hau served near tho gun during tho past twenty
four hours be. -
PUT IN CONFINEMENT. AT ONCE,
and separately, und not allowed to communicate
with my one without my privity and consent
y telegram now came FROM tho Secretary Of
War. 1t read na follows:
Suspend habeas corpus Put town under
martial law. Nuke necessary arrests. Act with
ylgor ana promptess. Keep the department in
formed"
We were now in Shape to go to work, l sent
our and had the lame gentleman quietly arrest
cfi aud rs quietly brought nl0 the fort: piuced
Ina utidcr guard aud forbade speech to hi1n or
from h;Hl- He was inclined to bhster at first,
but he soon dropped that.
Next c,lille word that Wicklow had been seen
to give something to Il couple OF cur new re-
crutts: and ttlut, As rs his bnck was turned,
these hnt1 been seized and confined. Upon each
was found u small bit Of paper, bearing these
words and signs In pencil;
, 1881-10-30
TO THE MOON.

Do
See
Your
Kindly
Face tUuk
Down on met
Soft your bean.
Lights yondcr stream.
Llko a dainty sllyes boat
On Il star- GeE1ined lake ntloat.
p. VIII my loved one chance te see
Your face tonight, and
Dream 0f Jut.*
HURRICANE HALL, Oct. ~, ISL. AVIS GRAY
!" y cent is good for clay pire." and g, cents
for hottie OF Dr. Hnis Cough Syrup.
, 1881-10-30

TIE REV. ALEXANDER KENT, OF WASH
fngtnn, D. t.. will preach this morning In the Churet,
of The keueeineT, Washington and SanEa,uur.-sts.
THE REV. y; Il: RYDER WILL PREACH IN
ing1on. 2, T.. In the evening ln st fauis. Churcn,
On Niclil.an-ay, nenr Etshtcenth-5L
, 1881-10-30

| THE CHURCHES.
DFLIGIOIJs SERVICES Wilt ri;
h held today In tie che:o Churches t'a b. the toi ,f
lowing cer@ysucn:
$3.50 METHODIST.
in TaE II, Is sSlar 4 s1S yd dL
It'll ; nf'ltE: 81 and eGenng TT MoF1''nx subject
III" e Sees aS Il sas 1nur9 hEsn subject
all Tilt: M hEv: 1oSErM cGAMISG M ID, rntsl:
siSrs ii ' III ee'''e"''s 1n'Fen' 'lon'oe'st' "c"F
:. THE REV; n. r: cAnY Will PREACH MORN
M aa axass hnFc b.
THE REV. WILLIAM F4AMCEr'r WILL PREACH
this morning md evening.
rIaE nEy. + 4: sTls9ERinGE q. Will PREACH
TIIE REV. u, =. POPE BREACHES IN TRINITY
Church on l,diana-av neur Twenty-fouFt1'-st.,
= REV ]. il. Al.LlSG WILL PREACH IN T1IE.
Fulton Street Church, corner Ut Artes!an-av. ,nis
THE REV. Il. n HATFIELD pREAcll:s TODAY
T9d syentnS IN the Langley Avenue Church.
: rllE REV FRANK BRISTOL. breaches
ra msnlns . nna evening IN the Wabash Avsn"e
prcnc n,orn!ne and evening In Emmanuel Church
corner OF Harrison and I'au!tna-sts-
UNITARIAN.
the H. Third Church. corner of Monroe a:'d Lan-sls
r1tE Hsv: BROOKE HEEFoi:p WILL. PREACH
II thy Church t tie Messiah this morning rhe
the luo1n,nx !" Unity Church; corner DEARBORN
aS and Waiton-placc. ..
UN1vERsALI5r
TIE REV. ALEXANDER KENT, OF WASH
Of the edeener, washington ana s.nramon-tts. s.e"
tr T1G srn;EA MEy ,S VI t. T. nxnE NIL PEEAG n
sh,+rn
, 1881-10-30

INDEPENDENT.
JOIlS ctIkklE. iiti: E.y.tSt;ELisT. WILL. WILL
preach n1hrnlt;. and cvenl,tE IN thit-t-o AEenus
Church. Evrh1;g subjects: - the Christian haSs s
t"nrse Cnrl1.arell with >,oFtsnen's l:ar1nk. su1
duy-schooi and Bible ut :: y. NJ.
D.. THOMAS Will. l'KEAt'T[ AT THE f1"
PIES Church. llnniej - Theatre. IL II 4. H. s,a
PROF.; y. SWIM; PKEAcilt;s AT II 4. u. -
Central Muitc-I!..lL . '..~ :.
, 1881-10-30

-
THE FIRST SOCIETY MEETS IN FA1RR.aSk
Hail. corner state and E:inoolphsts-. At - p a.
Mrs. CuTL IL. y. ltfctnlun ;" trance spenker- SUD.
ject: Further t:!smp<es nf My Heavenly Home.
by spirit Ut President james 4. Garfield
BIBLE INTERPRETATIONS THROUGH MRS.
:tichnond. in Mnrti.ses parI"r. corner Wood ina
Walnut->.s,. ut IT, H. H.. All are Invited ..
THE REV. pik. FIEl.I, WILL. SPEAR At
Enion ParS HAIL Sls West Mattisun-st>, morning am
evening Morning subjec.: willy An sp!fI;ts!'
ist~' Evening. subject: Signs uf lEe T!me3 Ae-
diunl' $ meeting 1T ,is D. H.
TslEisE VIII. I'll: y MEDIUMS MEETING ~
the West End tper.t-fInn-r. -; West NaAsun-i-A
j y. III. Mrs. MAuu l.ors! will give tests
TIE tEr- !; H. ". TnnNEf. or boston. NIL. NIL
fccturt. i'll the West End Opera stuse. II: Muaso1
st, t' T. '''rhe Reconsideration It S2ts1iIai-
ISM IN .e i.-.l: ut lfst.,ty and seituce- Nns'c V
Prof ttc1 and Others.
, 1881-10-30


,SERFfCEa AT BURR N1SSIuS. CotsSht1. .o, M
Twenty-thtrd-aE. and NencTt th-av- ats D. IL. 10
aicttti b* the c.7:sptist. j. Fl. I':try.
THE REV. j. H. klSf:sultt:Y Will fRE!iEh ~
the chapel OF ttse ha-tiZdEfan Home st y ~. xr
Mrs. LA:tAlS Will. PREACH 1tDhSlHGs ~ A.ihr
evening in thu Advent th.latian Chape. ~ so0
Green-st AL ;sre wee,atc.
Mrs. BEN 1iUs:AS VILE LEAD TILE Es.stnrn Fsr
tesnl,crance meeting cdrnrr Ut tOtsa-e u'o'e
und Th:riy-hrst-st-, 1T T. III. :. ~
Don Itt}SS F::;AllIES.iTc AND ~ u siav ~
the Cnsel ruo,l,s, CORNER af Fulton a'id N.st s1s
SIS. sub5uct- ''.feilniae M0c1E lsaue. anu ,rr.rt
Almost Christian These sueet,l,ts are tfan.ie'ts
from ~ West isandoip!l-st- .,r
CONDCCrOR WiLi.1.1AM IiAGEDoS WIN. Ma..n
lead the meeting III tlsr Hallway Mems heauns a1sn
with the3r fa,atiies and friends are lnFltea ,dT
THERE WILL. 81: j. GENERAL EEIc.u,-s ~,
meeting III tihert- Hail. Nj. III Nest Mass'nns.nT, I'm
Ut !:sl y. H. Letters nt encafs!ru:rnt n:lsG Gpsrss
received from Tue lion. l,ayd ltaSts det- oe"
:nd ptler.- .. .. . =.
THE Eky. T. ". SMITH. of THE IEOhG;;AsS,s s,s
lied thuEcl. nr Christ, will Ee.s'h ut NJ. w
lake-st. snrnirx u,d cvrnnk- sunday S-sehcut r.
T. in Sae.:.1,en: nieettn.. H. '':5 p. H.
THE DIscIi,LEs uF ctlr.sr Will MEET Ar
No. ~ West ltastsaotst-sr re 7" H. .,,,,rrn
THE DISCIPLES tF JEsC TIL F. CH. .sfri SAI"1
at No. cia Sicws:s~av, lsn.!ewot'd 1T p NJ. .:.r
THE WoMAN'S CIlit1sIIaS TEMpEnAdS.s11tss d.s1ts
cd. in Lower fnrwe tiail. sI :. ne!ocE T. r. Il, "a a.
truncr l Msdtsun-st- nne Arcade-cunts, 1Eitt.
ess Tor this week nre: Monday. D:acun II - VIZ
1r1i: Tuesday. Mrs. Ben tfoSan; Wet.nesuA{;:
H. X. Smith, Thursday Mrs. W. q. FuTeE*: f!'oaJt
MIS- 4. L. Higgins. saturda5, Mrs Hen Aoxan@ 80:
, 1881-10-30

THE REV. nf, F. q. 1ltl,St,f. WILL. DIST
on The Development " the Monntkelsm fsoaen3
the Hebrews in sinai r.1a!c Tweasy aest-s&~ aA
Intiiana-uy -.
, 1881-10-30

NEW JENESItLEM.
TfE REV l.. r. MEI,IE1: Wilt PREACH A.
Hershey Hall ut ita. II. -. =: -, -,
THE REV. ". r. rE<DLErnS WILL. FkEAStn,
In the n1nsnlns ar the Lincoln Pac& chapel. neaA
MenuEUouer-s
THE REV. EDWARD e. HDST10k rMinia MiLia
preach In t:ie Mu:n11.s Ut the Union Park lenp4st
c,'r1er OF NeS. NashtnElu,t-st- and Ogdxu-aF.
, 1881-10-30
TIE MAJORS STORY.
A Curious Experience During the
:. Late Unpleasantness.
How the Wicklow Boy Fooled the
=. Military Authorities.
An Ingenious Youth with 4. Lively
,~ Dime. Noyel Imagination.
The Latest Humorous Sketch by
Mark Twain.

l<nturu tt.r Nnsx,.lfr.
This Is the story which the Major told me, as
nearly as can recall 1t:
, 1881-10-30

THE REV. ". H. SfIlAF.FF1:n WILL FkbiaiaoI11 iiaI1
IT Wicker tnck thurch lts::zt M. afso IL HG3k
Trinity CHURCH, ECie--t. And nearEoEu-aV* a. $50
D. H. Sais4ay- -sctiuai 1t 2:.0 p III.
, 1881-10-30

THE REV. D. G. Ifti.MES WILL. PREACH TIL
morning In the Second Church. Oakieyav- and Jack
SOn-st-
ME- i. VI. klRkItAM WILL PREACH IN THH
West Side Church. Westc1n-ny near van Buren-3t,
morning nud evening.
THE REV. Il. A. BURGESS WILL PREACH
morning und evening in the First Church, ludiana-
::
90 THE REV. !. w ALLEN WILL PREACH IN TfiA
morning in the South side Church. ct,tner Of frare-
av- amt Thirteth-st- sunday-seheol concert In thu
evening. :;
, 1881-10-30

NorE.-I showed my manuscript to the Major
and he said: Your uufanli1iArity with MILL
tary matters has betrayed you into some little
mistakes. Still. they are picturcsques ones
let them 20: military men will smile at thtiu
the rest won detect them. You have rot the
main fncts OF the history Eiuht. ard hnve set
them down just about us they occurred
, 1881-10-30

never locked uneasy, but went right along. IT
,yns Il coal-llrc and new-bult; the writing had
gone over behind a chunk, out OF sight:
, 1881-10-30

II don't. either" said Webb. at simply
ncuns that there arc
coNsll1;A1pls AMONG THE VERY sESr1SE1.s.
Without their connivanec in some way Or other
tho thing couldn't have been donc."
sent Tor !<nyhurn aud ordered him to ey-
anime the batteries and see what he could find.
The rcAdlug OF the Icttcr WAS then resumed:
The new commands arc pcreMptory, and re-
ullre that the altiMN shall be FFFFF lit 5
o.e|nck tomorrow 1nsrnIng: Two hundred will
from various direcuens, aud will be at mp
pointcd place ut right time. | will distribute
though something u,lst have rot out, for the
scntrlcs have been doubled, and the chiefs went
the rounds last night several times. W. ".
eulncs from soatherly todny and will rcccive
secret orders-by tho other method. Then
all six Of you must, be in 1CG at
sa,p Ma5 Vim T. ;ee m You You x t d ss,[rI5s T. D te5s
Password same us last tin,:, only rcvcrscd-put
first syllable fast and last :yllate .lrst. 1tEMEN-
tstN A.kXX. Do ttot forget. BE Of eood heart;
yor ;, fame VII be permanent: yon will have
c ana Es to 5StpfS eaiS Web As
arG i Ee!ttns iuto mighty hot quarters. rs look
said there was no question but that things
were beginning to
wE-A: y MOST SERIOUS ASPECT.
"a desperate enterprise Is on foot. that is
that also, is plain. The exact nu;urc Ut the en-
terprisc-t n,ean the manner Of It's hitt,lc,l
away under those hllnd punches OF Ms and Is
but the cad ana attn, Judge the surprise uud
capture ri the post We must must move quick
and shari, think nothing can be g:ti,tcd-
~ continuing our clnudestInc policy us regards
WICKLOW. We Hss;sl know, and us soon IT'S posi-
b!e, too, where lGG is located, 50 thar VT. cuIl
mike Il descent upon the gang there ut :. Il. ln;
and, doubtless, the quickest way 10 get that in
formation will tfe to force it out If that huy.
but iilst of MI, und before we make any inpor-
tam move. ] must lag tho iuc1s before the War
DGturttncnt. aud usH for plenhry powers"
Inc uIspatch WIS prepared in cipher to 70
over tho wircs; read il, approved it, und sent t
it along.
We presently finished discussing the letter
Witch WIS uEder consideration, and then opened
the one which had been suutchcd from the hume
gentleman. IL contained nothing iut cuuue |
VI neFftcily blank sheets Of nUte-paper: 1t |
was chilly check fu our hot eaEerness a,ltl ey-
pectai,cy We lett as b;tnls AS the paper, for Il
anu TWICE us foolish. Tut it was for
moment only for. Of course, We Immediately
af1erEarl Thought oil |
'sIMI-ATIIETlc INK"
We hcla the papcr close to the tire and watched
1or the characters to come Out, under tho irfiu-
cnce OF hcnt- but nothing appeared bar sumo.
:nint tractlKs, WHICH We could make nothing or
we then called in the surgeon, and sent him or |
viii 0rters to Apply every test he WAS ac- (
luainfed with till he F0t the right one. a11f re-
port the contents OF the letter 10 me the i1sfant
ne brought them to the surface. This check.
was confounded annoyance. and We naturally
:hafed under tho uel:y; for we had fully ex-
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foot. II for foundation, ID for wall. and 9s 'oi
dressed front.
LUHBE~- yellow pine, rovrh 81 % p.. lUO
feet' oyrr.i feetin leuRth, g. SO Match, Il and
dressed fl 'oriiS AnI hnlshinN, f2T1, =, cell
ing, a.; "a celllnS, t2 10 White pine ceiling,
1919 fist common: whit pine siding, first
cOmtno0, s. 20 ash au va,upt h-oring eIuO
yer thousand, Poplar dressed b0'h side, IS
Rough walnut 81 10 SiM Common duurs II
30 10 $500; sash u p 10 % %, us t1sis-;
SuIssLts-NellUw uine 53 1904 %; whit
pinrN 80 TO o. Cypress, No, :, b5i No ,,
81 81; No. g, 1925
POsrs.--gtdar 8l2 20, BOisedarc sIiCOs
LATHs-Ss 20 ~ ~ per tfOusand.
OaMgNT-- tsy4sniRla, 81 50; Louisville,
50 DO; Portland, So 81.
PLAsTER PARIS Per barrel, Sat 81 90.
6AIH-Pe pound, no.
CEnEHT FLuEs 10 tuun, 81 oent8; z inch, 90
cents; 6isrh ceiling Joint, ST. q inch cap, 500;
lnoh ceiling joint, 81 rs; finch cap do, SOC.
DRAIN PIPES Inch, l6c por foot; Amch,
zoe; inch, H1ac; Inch, i0ci inch, 5Oo.
MIXED PAINTs-RsadY fdl use and all colora
81 211l 6h.peT gal. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAD -strlctly pure ~ Is.
IgAk-Coopered, Austin, % per hbl., hulk
VI ~; Denison, ear lots, SOC; peS barrel, 81 IS
D0lles, m lots, zoe; p'r husnel, s5c.
LJN5EED OH-raw &c boiled zoe.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
All the exchanges In the country VIII us
closed ON tomorrow. the ?6th Instant
GRAIN
The receipts to-day were light and prices
were weak for everything but whea'. oats
declined two cents, and we now quote ut SIG
| 80,
November wheat IN Chicago opened NJ ldih
and closed at 1856, being threo-fourihs ola cent
over last evenings quotations. Corn Tor NO
vemner delivery opened at 6s's amt closed at
| the same figure, being half cent on In the
last twonty-rour hours. Oats for November
opened at l9I{ and went mp to ~ -, hnlng IN
advance of one flurth OF a cent.
Pork for November delivery opened
at SlS.S5 and closed at Sl'A1 IL,
being decline Of q cents,
MONEY MATTERS.
The general prosperity OF our country Tor
the past three yesrs, and the iNlluN OF the
precious metals from abroad, 10 seems, are
leading our people into oXtrayasance ana
prodlgality. The foreign commerce FOR the
mast week In New YORK. shows an excess in lm-
uorts OF foreign merchandise over exports or
81 ,55i ,OSB. During the last month, for the
tlrst time in n long period, the Imports at all
the p,rts OF Tho country have exceeded the
exports. During August, 1850, the total re-
celpts from abroad OF specie ana bullion
amounted to 3d. 800 OOO while the receipts last
month were only 1880 GOO. II 10 the opinion
of our best nuGnciers that tho rapid Increase
in the balance Of trade In Our favor has recelv-
ed substantial check.
Tho strngency IN the money market when
has been experienced IN the west and south Is
now extending to the eastern centres, ana
money there is advancing, and In demand
In the south, and IN this atate particularly,
money is becoming more plen-
um, and comparatively easy This
is due to the large amounts daily received
from the sales Of our staples aud from tho dis
bnrsements by the different railroad comra-
mics extending their lines and building now
roads.
Ther0yernment Treasury low holds IA uni-
pd States bonds % secure national bank cir
culatlon s3l5, 10000, 90 follow Currency
6s. $500 900, per cents, }5,D'i,Cah l-s per
o,nts, sSl 965. 1850, 4pcr cents .9l, 500, ~
per cents, $3.50 $500
Stocks were very n5m To-day, and n smsl!
al vance la noted In nearly all st Paul
open,d at ll3 nnd closed 80 llii Western
Union 81 20 and closed at rs Ii. which "a an
advance Of one-half ccut Union Pacific open
cd ut 1872 a-s and closed at l3 Ia, which lsup
three fourths; Delaware, lsckawnnna "
Wsstern opened at l20 5.s and closed at i21 "a.
being one cent over last quotations,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-25


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