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Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
WILMINGTON, Sept. II, 1854.
H. b. Mcintire, Chief Engineer Of the
Water Dept.

II. B. McEntire, Chief Engil-ser Of 5he
Water Dept.
DEAF SIR ---Enclosed you will fad
the result Of my analysis of tbs Brandy
wine water, drawn from the faucet in
month, in the presence Of Mr.. Ogle.--
This analysis was made by DIR. Wanck-
lyn's method, which is now considered
the best and most approved method for
examining "a sample Of water for conta-
minations injurious to the public
health. You will find, on comparison
with DR.. Leeds analysis, that the water
is in a worse condition now than it was
when examined by him last June, pro-
bably owing to the low water in the
Brandywine, 3rom the long draught
from which we have suffered during
the past summer. DR.. Leeds found
the water to contain 0,0l75 grains of
Albuminoid A,Mmouia per gallon. The
Albuminoid Ammonia, free ammonia
in connection with the chlorine, are the
real factors in the valuation of this
water as regards health. My opinion
is (on comparing the results of my
analysis with the standard safety au-
vanced by the eminent cheEsts,
Wancklyn, Chapman, Armstrong, Sut-
ton and others that the condition Of
the city water supply at present is not
only deleterious but dangerous to the
public health, aud that rs far as possi-
be measures ought to be taken to ascer-
tain from what sourc. the contamina-
tions come, and prevent them as far as
possible. Respectfully Yours,
j. Il. J. BUSH.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
MISS ROSE EYTINGE

will hold the boards at the Opera House
on Monday next, in Felicia, or Wnln-
ans Love- drama i'll four acts. This
will be Miss Eytinges first visit to
our city, and she will no doubt be- re-
ceiveG by Il large audience. The N Y.
Sun thus speaks Of the play and the ac-
tress:
The time of "FeIicia" is the present,
its place France. The drama is strong
and well constructed, excellent in its
motive, and lnasterly in its treatment,
and will probably hold the Stage of the
U aion Square for long time. Ii
ought, by reason CT its substantial mer-
its and the beauty and effectiveness of
its presentation. Miss Eytinge gives
4 wonderful impersonation of Nine.
Dumont, aud produce a profound i'm
preston by her delineatlons OF the sew
eral strong situations, especially the
scene where the unhappy mother makes
her final confession of gui 1t and banish-
es herself forever.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
SPECIAL MEhTIOM

The Wilmington Clothing House at
tho N. w. cor. Fourth and Market sts.
are the acknowledged leaders in the
clothing trade.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14

The thing desired found at last. Ask
druggists tor Rough on Rats. 1t clears
out rats, mice, reaches, flies, bed-bugs ;
15c. boxes.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14
List Of Unclain,ed Lottors

remaining in the Wilmington Post
Office, Saturday, October S, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-14

GKNTLEMEN g LIST.
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Special atsers'cn % ccfrc .wErr:xr
CARES. &c.

Justices wishing DrcFrTS ~
BLANKS Vat leaving their -rurrr Trs
s~'srs with fhc County Au1itrr riis ",
supplied, and : good ar..ei.
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~. H.-A Isr<e>tock ~ tk< b<~t sfr-~>~~
nrtfow-wer<. hardware. <ufItrr. go. aIx~ !.
9te1t variety - goods of aiI E'pI@ ~ ~
- N ou>inres. Which Will - sold - ~
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smith American Company Oslan
ti'' eight stops, knee ~ en-. aud bcauti-
~ tone, ior sslc q The Couxlxn Orrics
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Flour, Grnln and Hay

FLogR-We quote City Mills as follows. xxx
81 q; NNNN, 81 0O; extra 81 2S
Imported; NN, per cwt SS-lj; xxx, So a.
XNNN s. ST. choice family, 81 % to 81 10; fancy
81 80 to 81 "a.
RYE-Scarcc, We quote per bushcl, S0Gl 40
BARLgY-Scarce, Good demand, 81 90
BRAN-We quote at mills, sl@l 10 In store
sacks. 81 TO-
CoRNMEAL-pcr hushcl, 81 IS
0Ars--lu bulk, iS6150c.
WhgAr-Sl SO9l 50, as per grade; Nicaragua
81 coal 70
,CoRN-old In ear 75@soc: new, IN car 65@7Oc
shCllcd corn QOc
HAy-Dark, s6dS; bright So From stores
prairie, boled,, dark, slO@l5 bright sl6@2O
otvuSuS NY VI, nonru, eur, Slo dark, sl2
| chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, a. %
chopped barley per 100 pounds. s. 26 crushed
corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 81 So corn bran
per 100 pounds, zoe; Graham flour, per io
pounds, s. so cream meal. 81 so fine boltcI
meal, per bushel, 81 a6 hominy, per 100 pounds
pounds, e. 90
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BRICK-At the kilnS to $40 kiln run.
SToNE-At the Dallas quarries 80 per cubic
foot II for foundation; IL for wall and % fol
dressed front
LuMBER-Yellow pine, rough, 90 25 per 10i
feet over "a feet in length; s. so. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, s. 20; =. ceiling
e.; q ceiling, s. 30; white pine ceiling 81 IS frs
| common; white pine siding, first common, 81 so
| ash and walnut flooring 500 per thousand
poplar dressed both sides, S55 rough walnut
sl25 to 1850 Common doors, 81 so TO ST. sash, 81 q
| to 90 as 10 size
SHINGLEs-lellow pine, So so to 4 IS; white
pine, s. so to S. 70. Cypress, No. /, S.; No 2
| 81 80; Nos, IS %.
PosTs-Cedar Sl2 80; Boise dare SIS.
LATHs-S 50@i per thousand.
CEMENT - Rosendale, 50 IS; Louisville, 80 50
Portland, SC so
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel, siG4 so.
HAIR-Per pound, 71sc.
| CEMENT FLUES-6 inch, 37lSc; Z inch 40c; inch
ceiling Joint 81; inch cap, SOC; inch ceiling
| joint 81 -; Z inch cap do, 60c.
DRAIN PIPES inch, Ice per foot inch, Gee
6 inch, SIZE inch. 40c; inch, soc.
| MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
81 25al IS per gal All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
| WHITE LEAD-STictly pure, 81 50.
LIME-COOpored, Austin, s. per barrel; bulk
81 so Denison car lots, 90c; per barrel, 81 rs
| Dallas, in lots, zoe; per bushel 2jc.
LINSEED OIL-Raw, 69c boiled, re.
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Drugs,

Acld-Bcnzoic per ounce SOC; acid carbolic So
luton 55c crystal G0caS2 per Id; acid citrc 7jcpcr
ID; acid sulphuric, 5olOc pcrlb acid tartaric, l5c
per lib; alum, 4a5c per Id. Ammonia--carbonate
26c per lb assafGtida, SOC per ID; balsam co.
paba, zoe per lb; boraX, lie per lb blue yitriol,
Toe per lb calomcl, zoe per lb; calomel English
cinchonidiN, 7jc per or chlorororm, &c
cents per ID; choral, hydrat 81 75a2 OC
per lb,crcam of tnrtcr, powder 3Sa4Ocp ID: gum
opium s. 90 per lb gum shelac, 55c per lb NOR.
Prime 81 90 per or oil bergamOt, s. % per III;
oil lemon - j0per lb bromide potaSs 40c per H.
P " w iodide pOtass, 50 80 per ID; PtG w;
quinine, sulphate, 81 20 per on. seed
caraway, ljc per lb SIENNA, Csc per ID;
strvchnine crystals 81 60 per OF; sugar lead, 90
per b, flour sulphur 5@6; per 10: salts EPSON
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Dry Goods.

PRINTs--FreemNn's 5h;Anconia, 6ti; Glouster
"a; Bristol, &; Greenwich, 0; Peabody, solid, 6
Lodi fancy, So; Harmony, 5Is; Sprague, 6; Ham
ilton, 6h; COchcro, 6h; Allen Q,
FINE BROWN DoMEsTIC-Central 5k Gilcoa
4 Busy Bee, Z; Continental, s; PocahOntas, a
Cedar Falls. "a; Greenbrier, Sh Atlantic, 81,
Rockingham, So; New Hartford Y, AZ; Hamlet
Mill, TX; Boston, CO. s; Linnwood, %
BLEAcHEp DoMEsTIcs-Barnsley, 6; Dover, s
commonwealth, o, Ok; Morning Star ~; Fruit
Loom, l0la; Standard 10; Chapman X, ~; Al
toona, 6is; Elmdalc, 6S Sonora, 6; Signal b. 81
Just Out 81; Paramount A, 6k
HEAVY Brown DoMEsrICS-Pittsfcld, *; An
gusta, s. Rocky Mountain, ~ Old Dominion
6a; AgawNn Il, 6h Collingwood, TX; Star o
the west 81; Princeton, AZ; Indian Orchard, 81
Park A &; Buckeye, Sys Cabot W, "a; Lyman, r.
Observation-Disclosures, 1O.H Ole; Monadnock
lO-A, 90 AndrOSCOggin, Oh, FIX; AndroScog
gin, l0A, 81 Lancaster. 10. q beached, %; Low
ell, 10 4 beNched, 25; sullivan, l0-G bleached
50; Monadnock; 9.A, 2lls; Monadnock, 10-4, %
COTTON FIANNELs-Amoskeag AAA, lie; dc
BIB bleached, 10; Hugenot s, s; do bleachcd, o
Hamilton i, brown, 10; do +, blenched, y
Lawrence, + +, brown, .; Fremont D L, ~
Nashua y, llh.
HIcKoRY-Rondleman III; Easton, 10; west
ern States, So; American SxS Ga; do 6x6, 10
Sheridan SxS, SlS; Mechanic 3x3, s,
DRLIs-Boot s. Suffolk, Sh Adriatic, OK
Laurel, o. Rock Head, *.
ncKISG-Arkwright II; Amoskeag AGA, l7h
Hamilton D, u; Emwood, w Ocean, s; Jewet
City, oh; Metham IA, ID; York, l4,,; Clark
Stand. l2h Cords AAA, l6A
| PLAID osNABuRGs-o Ottawa Sts; Georgia, llii
Magnolia, ~; Atlanta, s; Tidal Wave, o. Delta
s; Hurricane, TO-
CnEyIoTs-Berkshirc IA, II; Monitor 0; BON
bay, ~; Langley, TO- Longs best Is; Bristol, SG
| Bunker Hill, 10
CorToN DucK-Arkwright fancy. 49, Starl
gray, AZ; Bear Duck Soz, 2SH Pohcmas Mill
| los; Montauk IA, Is; Kirkwood, 10,
| KENTUCKY JEANs--irving Doe i2lS: Leaning
| ton, ~; Montgomery 80; Glen Lock, 26is: Wood
land 22S; Norwolks 20; Sandusky, l7h May
brook II; Dccrwood, l6,
Clinton, 90 Rival 65; Cumber
| land, 81 To- FoXcraiL S.; FanSworth, g5
| LlNINGS-AshlOnd, l2S; Grcatrock u, Is; BE
atty TX; Blue Rock, l2}s AndaluSia Z, Is.
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The me eggregate value of the crop OF the
, um.eu S'ates, ~ Tue average prices which
prevailed In the distributing markets was
about Sl,SO0,0oo against $2,IJO,O the nre.
ceding year and $4,000 in is7s.Tn ri.
though last years crop was the largest In
the history Of tho trade, It's money value
was less than the preceding year.
Inc business doing Oh the southern rail.
rohds y simply Unprecedented, and most Of
ineroads ar. compelled TO add TO their roll.
,.H Stock By the LIST ofJanuary the I.o6is.
' S,ne ~ @ nashville alone will have nd.
last spring. ~ 40 'f"'i'nen' since
AN, Austin uses about 100000 gallons n,
water anuv i's not certainiv tsnn ons W
much beer 10 used. ~ W 'a''''y known how
Inc proposed now building Of Tho Non,
York produce exchange viii Cost a. s, ooa n ono
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EXCHANGE AND COIN.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, October 20.--Thc good weather
for the past two days has had an Inspiring
effect upon trade, and our business men
are cheerful as they are busy. Transactions
to-day have been heavy aud shipments
larger than any other day in the week,
Prices remain steady for all staples, and
while the market is firm in every branch OF
trade we have no change to make in
quotations. Country produce is coming in
slowly and there is an active demand for
chickens, eggs and vegetables. Tropical
fruits are beginning to come in more freely,
and we notice arrivals of bananas, lemons,
oranges, cocoanuts, etc. Chestnuts have
maze ther appearance for the first time
this season and they sell for 2Od22 cents
per pound.
The Hawaiian crop of sugar is estimated
by good judges in San Francisco at iS,7IS
tons, or S,4BOO pounds OF this, about
7OWO, 900 pounds have already been received
IN that city, and there are some who thihl,
that we will obtain 100000 to ii 600 0Oi
pounds more during the next two and n bolt
months. This, without any aid from ont.
side sources, would make the total imnor.
tons OF sugar come up TO l05,0OO, 900 tons
the largest in the history of the trade.
All the rice arriving at San Francisco
from the Hawaiian islands has been sofia
or nearly all, and the market remains firm
at cents. II has advanced rapidly from
II cents not very long since.
The effect of the dry season upon the
potato crop OF the country during III,
month of September was very marked onf
has caused material reduction in the csti
mates of the agricultural department ro,
the LIST OF October. The total product n
live years past was as follows
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Fine aud medium fine, g9c; heavy, Gle; black
bury and dirty, to loo OIL,
Dry iint is pounds and upward, 10Gl2tscl
drykips l0@llc; wetsaltcd, I@5hc green butch
er. hides 5h@6c all damaged, wet or dry hall
price deer skins 3Oc; sheep skim Gom 2ja5C,
each.
BsrswAx-Ato Use per pound as per color
TALlow-ln BARREL 4lso; In cake Sc per ID
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FINANCIAL.

The Chicago Times complies the following
from the.Congressional Record which shows
the dates of the several acts authorizing the
issue ofthe United States bonds, from and
including the first loan Of the civil war,
with the rate Of interest and the amount
issued of the different kinds, up TO and in.
GLIDING the act of 1870, by which the II pei
cents were authorized:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-30

HoGs-NOne on the market and IN demand.
| MUTTON ohEEP-They are quOUble ut - 500
s. per head. Per weight 2k@Sc per pound.
Groceries.
CoFFEE-Rio common, 1871 dIic fair 1i@I5c;
choice, 10 to l51i Laguyrd, IL to lS'i; Java, 2S1s
@30lsc.
TEAs-Imperial, 5Oa65c; Young Hyson, 4Oa6O;
Oolong, 45&GOc; Japan, G0@65e..
SUGARs-We quote; Powdered l2Ac; crushed.
l2Ac granulated, ll3ic; standard a, 1li4; extra,
9 lO5s; Louisiana white clarified, IL to IA; yell
low, clarified, Il to llAc choice, loo; prime,
| 9hc; fair, 9Ac,
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice, Csc; prime SOC;
fair to good none in market
PoTAToEs-S3 75Gi IS per barrel, and 81 65per
to 81 20 bushel
SWEET PorAroEs-sl.5O per bushel.
0NIoSs-A 5O@4.75 per barrel.
RICE-Wholesalc, ~ 81.
SALr-ln barrel, g. 50; Liverpool in sacks 81 rs
al IS.
CRACKERs-soda, Y, SIX; XXX, o. xxx, 1O%:
cream, - ginger snaps ia.
SoAP-0live, 50 per box; blue India, X ID.
bars, % % per box 4 ID. bars, "a 70 per box 10
bars, g % per box. Eureka Soap, g. IS. Cy-
BEANs-7H to Sc per pound.
CANDLEs-star, full weight, 16 10.
CHEEsE-l6s
HoslNY AND GRIIsss6 to G SO per barrel.
DRIED pEACHEs-Ghpecled, none; peeled lie
per pound.
PIcKLEs-sll 5o@12 per barrel; half barrels,
81; firm.
COAL om-llO deg, fire. test in barrels i7c;
In cases. s. 20.
CLOTHES PINs-Round, Csc; spring 81 per box
MEAsuREs-k bushel iron bound, SO so 80
dozen; twohoop pals, 81 10; ce-hoop, 81 %;
TUBs--Three nest a. 30G2 so; eight nest So
No. /, 50 30 per dozen; No, ,, IS So No. 3, per
WASH BOARps-WoOd, 81 80; zinc, 70; New
Era, 81 50@2 20.
WELL BucKErs-si OO@i % per dozen.
PoWDER--s6 % per key of % pounds; 12H, do
IS 5S So do 81 30; blasting kegs, 81 So
SmoT-Drop, bag, 81 10 10 & 25 buck, 81 40 to
1850
MACREREL-No |, barrels, Sll; half barrels, 81:
| kits, Sl@1 10; No 2-barrcls 50 30 to Sl0 half
barrels, 60 80 to Sc; kits, 30 to 9jc; No 3-barrels
IS to 3d. halfbarrelS, s. to s. 90 kits, 75c 10
| 81 10.
ClNDY-stlck 1874 to 1l]ic a pound. Fancy, IS
| to 25c.
! LYE-Conccntrated, 81 75@1.
ROPE-Sisal, "a inch basis, ~ to Toe; cotton, 10
@2O.
| MISSOURI CIDER-2j680c per gallon.
NGNEGAR-Pcr gallon, 2Om30C.
WRAPPING PAPER-RHgG and straw, 45c to 90c.
| STARCH-j@51ac
JuGs-We quote lie per gallon for glazed
Crooks l0c per gallon for glazed.
| PEACHES-2 lbs, g. l5@2 10; 8 lbs, SS6S 30
TOMATOES lbs. 81 i0dl Ij 8 ID, 81 rs
SAuER KRAUT Bills 81; half bbls $3.50
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OAK HARNESS LEATHER-No l, S7@S9c; do No.
2, Sic.
HENLOcE-Prme, So do good, 81 do No. . Sc
FRENCH CALFsKIS-Sl IS 10 30, according TO
quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsHIN-No. !, 81 10 to l 25;
do No. . 81 to | 10
PHILADELPHIA KRIS No. /, Sc to 81, aocor-
ding TO weight
SHEEP SKINs-Topping xxx per duz, $40 50;
Innings, white, NNNN 50; russetS, COS
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We make the following quotations:
RAISIEs--London layer, new per box, So G5
layer - gO@3 40.
BAEANAs--Pcr bunch 81 5065
GREEN APrIEs-sj9G per barrel.
CuERAETS-9C
PEACHEs-Noue in market.
CALIFORNIA pEARS--Sj@S6 per box.
pECANs-NOne in the market
OHANGEs-Sicily, IS per box.
LEMoNs--SiCily, per box, 80,
NuTs-Amonds, DC per pound; Brazil, lO6l2;
hlbertS, l5C; English walnuts, none: ChCSmuts
imported none; Italian none; peanuts, Tonnes
see red, W; choice white, Toe: cOcoanuts, 81 per
lOO
FIGs-Nonc in the market
DATEs-ln trails, S@gc per h..
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IL Inc a average for the present year is but &C

The average for the present year is but GO
per cent d .Sss V fnSn any she FIVE preceding
usually produce one-fourh of the entire
crop, report a prospective yield of but On md
90 per cent. respectively. Ohio shows tho
greatest effect Of the drouth, as She hns in
her other crops. A fill crop, allowing for !"
slight increase in acreage this wear. wonlI
be about lSs,9i50O0 bushels GO per cent nj
which will be lA,Ili,9Sl, or p bushels for
each person in the country, nearly a, 900. j.
900 less than an average crop
Thepeanut crop of Tennessee Is represented
as being very inferior. The nuts are small
and putty and there is little but she'll. Tho
estimated crop for the year lSSl-So, based
upon information furnished the Cincinnati
Price Current, compared with those of the
eight preceding years, is as follows:
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CArrI.-Four years s1sae2 three years. sii6l
"; two years, sqepl2 90 one year, s7tip
coBarn cows el2 5OflS stockers, sl2@25 mich
ws and calves si5M2N springcrs, slS@2i
HoRsns--ponies siOaa0; farm stock. sioae0
,arness livery, S15@ieN fancy harness, si2jop
i3b; harness spans, sSiO6l5o0.
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FIGs-Nonc in the market.
DATEs-ln trails, S@gc per h..


IRoN--Wc quote. merchant bar, ic rates. Nor
way and sweden, loo.
PLow SrEEL-7c.
WlRE-Smooth wire, No o. SIC; Nos. 10 aud II,
&c; No. - 7c lnppaned, burbed wire, 9c gal
vanizcd barbed, loo.
Horse SHOEs-rcr key, S. 20.
lIoRsE SHOE NAlLs-per box, % lbs No. 2.
S. 80; No. 8, 5 25 No. 6, Sc.
NALs-Erom 10d to I'd, Si25 rates.
TINNERs STQCK-BloCk tin per h. Soc tin
plate, lix20, S. per box: q lix20 Is; do. I X,
81 so; zinc l2c per pound, solder, l5c perlb;
sheet iron &c per pound;
AxEs-Per box, IS 509l0 So
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CoAL-IndiGn nation S. per ton delivered.
COKE--jOc per barrel
NooD-Oak, hickory and ash, 81 so to 80 rs
per cord. Sawed stove wood is retailing at the
rates Of 81 so to per cord.
CHARCOAL-65 cents per barrel
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Coal and Wood.

MOlOsses barrels, 81 50 halfbarrels, 81 25. Kegs,
75c sugar barrels, 55; halfbarres, 49, hoop poles,
per 1000, So.
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I UHICKENs-WO QuOto NJ e 25m2 u per dozen
! turkeys, 5O@7jc; prairie chickens, s. per dozen
quail, 81 % per dozen; wild turkeys, 81 GOAL Is
! rabbits, zoe per dozen; squirrels, 75c per dozen
ducks, large g small q %; venisOn, 6a6Ic.
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Excursion Tickets

Over the Memphis & Charleston railroad
to the Atlanta cotton exposition, are now
on sale at all coupon ticket offices in Texas
and Arkansas. The rates are remarkably
low.
Leave Dallas, 5:S5 pm.
Leave TeXarkana, 800 am.
Leave Little Rock, 2:05 pm
Leave Memphis, 1875 pm
Arrive at Chattanooga, 1905 noon.
Arrive at Atlanta, S:l5 pm.
The time is proportionately fast from
I Houston, San Antonio, Austin and Hearne
First class coaches run from Little Rock
to Chattanooga without change. No night
changes, No omnibus transfers by this
me. For maps, rates, etc, address
l.: Rogers, general western agent
Dallas, Texas, or Little Rock, Ark.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-30

GERMAN MiLLEr-wc quote none In the market
Garden, 90 per paper RETAIL Wholesale IN l.
20 per paper.
CorroS-At the oil mill. ike per bushe,.
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Cast. 81 per hundred; stove, 80 cents wrourh
b00 10 81 per hundred; brass, IS to $40 per hun
drcd; copper $40 to 10 30 per hundred zinc an,
cad, 81 per hundred
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Within the past ten days about sixty
cases of opium have been purchased at New
York on speculation, on private terms.
blossomed after the rains fell late in the
summer, and are now full of apples the
size OF hazle-nut or larger.
Mr.. Hogan, of Bentonyille, Arkansas, has
raised two good crops of tobacco this sea-
son from the same piece of land.
COTTON.
The receipts to-day have been over two
hundred bales, and while prices have not
advanced, the market exhibits iirmness
indicative Of a rise. We quote:
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BACON-Long clear sides, 1914 to l2JEc short
clear u IL to l23i breakfast bacon Axe.
DRY SALT-LOng clear sides, llA; short clear
II IL to 1lal.
HANS anvassed II 1-2dl6c
LARD-TieWc lS4C; half barrel, Hold 1-ic
pals TO 10 lbs I5c 3 lbs NJ 10 ii.
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FUTURES.

Futures have been remarkably quiet at
all the principal cities, and very little
change to notice. In New York they went
off about three points, and in New Orleans
they are probably one point higher than
last evening. In Liverpool for January
February they declined about one thirty
two, and closed dull and quiet.
NEW YoRK, october29 Futures closed easy
Sales 81 900 bales.
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Lottery.

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Persons desiring tickets in the Louisiana
state Lottery will find it to their interest to
order through q. A. Webster, at 705 Elm
| street
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EGGS Market well supplied, lS6l5c per doze
BUTrEE-Northern, 2j@27, Texas, 20@25c.
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S,6ll,S2i,SO)

Total ........s...., S7,Oili oW
Tho above total represents the whole
amount of bonds proper, issued under the
acts specified by date and acts supplement
tary thereto. Besides these bonds there
were issued other Understanding obliga-
tions ofvarious kinds, such as the tempo
rary loan certificates and certificates of M
debtedness of 1862, the one and two year
notes of 1868, the compound-intercst notes
of 1865, the 3per cent. certificates of 1867,
and the. refunding certificates of 1879 II
will be understood that no such amount of
bonds as that above stated was ever out
standing at any one time. The great ma
jority oithe bonds were issued to replace
Others falling due,an most of those issued
in.place of others bore lower rates of interest
than those they replaced. The largest
amount of United States currency proper
outstanding at any one time was in 1863,
as follows
Demand notes .........,..,....,..,.s i72G3
One ana two year notes of 1868 ..... 1888, no
Compound-interest notes, .,.,..., I,36OSl
Fractional paper Neutrality-suspicious." 2h,oU5,h29
Total Observation-Disclosures. S69i, 26l, ISIS
II must not be supposed, however, that
this entire amount was actually in circula-
ton. The one and two year notes of 1868
terest, the former at the rate of s
and the latter at the rate of 6 per cent,
and Understanding notes VIGOROUSLY do
not circulate, The amount of these should
be deducted to get the active circulation.' !
The receipts of national bank notes for
redemption have been steadily increasing
Mt the treasury for some time. For the
week they amounted to $l,l57,C00. This
brings more work to the national bank re-
demption division. The cause of the in
crease mentioned is due to the fact that the
banks are retiring their notes as the bonds
deposited with the treasury rccallcd in for
redemption,
Mr.. Vanderbilt is said to be the owner of
$4,000 100000 Of government bonds at this
time.
EXCHANGE AND COIN.
Buying. Selling
New York Exchange, ..n..,...4@& Par@A
~ Louis ,.'....,..,.,.,..,.,
tAlCHbo .. ,'.....,,,..-,,s,.,, ,',.,,,,
new orleans. :..',,,',,,,.,.,.,,,,,,
Galveston aud Houston. .,,.,...,a"k
Commercial exchange upon all points u to x
discount
Sterling sight 81 IS.
Francs 5@5 10.
Marks IS.
Gold, silver other than trade dollars, par.
iruuc uolTs' W cents.
MeNicah uoilHus. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
MeNichn hNlVes, ''''''''..,..,,,,,..'. 40
MEXICAN quarters. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10
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SOLE LEATHER oAK-No. /, 5000; No. 2, 500
lIsMLocK--Best buiihlo slaughter slctaa; good
2s; do good, No. 2, gG good damaged, 20