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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
NOTICE.
10 Holders q calvary Csnstsrx Rond..

fIIHE iemi-annual interest upon the bonds
i issued by G Wary Cemetery Assoeiation
will be paid upon presentation at Bank OF
Commerce, on and after July lst.
By order order Of the BO ard of Directors.
89l06 OWEN DWYER, Treasnrsr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01

DR.. Rogers Vegetable Worm Syrup
Instantly destroys worms and removes
all secretions. m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
RIvER IKTEILI0EHCR
boats LEAVING THO DAY.

ARRIVED.
liner James Lee. Friars Point.
0sceola Belle, Osceola.
Josie Harry, White river.
Belle Memphis, Vicksburg.
: City of Providence, 1T. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Katie Hooper, Arkansaw City.
Belle Memphis st. Louis.
City Of Providence, Vicksburg,
IN FORT.
James Lee, 0sceola Belle, Josie Harry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
NOn-IIesisIent NOIIoe.

No. 3s60-In the OhAncery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee &C P Hunt 4 Co. vs.. q A
Thornton ct Al.
I II appearing from tho Sheriff return in this
i cause that the defendant, R w Lea1e. is
ordered that be make his appearance no Elm,
st tn. courthouse in Shelby county, in Mem
rhis, Tesn on or before toe fret Monday in
August 1881. and plead answer or demur to
com plainsnt bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed as to him and st for hearing ex-
partsi and that copy Of this order be pub
in the Public ledger.
This 2st day of June, 1881.
A oopy-Attest:
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Y. B. McHRNRT, D G. IN.
Taylor L Carroll, sol rs for eomplt.
81 1903 100 lis
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
chanosry Sale Of Personal preusrsv,

4i7l-Chancery Court of Shelby ropntv-L,
Ryan Rogers vs.. Tbs City Of Memphi, and
sQSj The Mayor aud Aldsrmen Of tie civ n
Memphis vs.. " Z galloway and AZ Keiisr.
Rf virtue Of an interlocutnry decree for
~ Sale entered in the above eounsidatei
! will sell, At public auction 10 the hirbast
bidder, Ia front Of tie CLERK and UsisteJs
9tice, courthouse Of Shelby county. ~ mphis,
Tennessee. on sstlf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-01
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.


At noon to day, the reading Of the
gauge was 10 feet z inches, or 20 feet
o inches above low water mark. being
a decline Off inches during the past
"a hours. Since last report the Ohio
at Pittsburg has remained stationary
with 2 feet9 inches on the gauge. At
Cincinnati it fell II inches, with IL
feet 8 inches on the gauge. At louis.
vile 1t fell 3 inches, with 6 feet 8
inches in the canal. At Evansville
1t fell 3 inches with II feet on the
gauge. AT Cairo it fell 6 inches,
with % feet 6 inches on the gauge
The Mississippi at St. Louis fell 3
inches, with % feet on the gauge.
At Vicksburg it rose 6 inches, with
81 feet 6 inches on the gauge. The
Cumberland at Nashville fell 3
inches, with 5 feet 4 inches on
the shoals. The Tennessee at
Chattanooga fell l inch with
2 feet 2 inches on the gauge.
Red river at Shreveport fell 2 inches,
with IA feet IL inches on the gauge.
Arkansaw river rose 5 inches at Little
Rock, with 4 feet 4 inches on the
gauge. White and st. Francis rivers
are getting quite low.
RECEIPTS PER STEAMERS.
Per Osceola Belle, from Osceola, 5
bales cotton, AZ sacks cotton seed.
Per James Lee, from Friars Point,
7 bales cotton, 254 sacks cotton seed.
Per Josie Harry, from White river,
% bales cotton, 1853 sacks cotton seed
100 beer kegs, 4 head of cattle.
The storm which passed over the
city yesterday afternoon made things
lively about the landing. The boats
received a good shaking, heavy clouds
Of dust covered the levee its entire
length, one or two persons were blown
down, so terrific was the gale. No
damage was done to floating crafts as
far as heard from. sas72as.
MTSCETT ANFOUg
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
corroy VARKErs-sY rELr3aaP1.

LIVERPOOL March ss-ls:so m.cottoa dun and casters
snea insdnS 500 bales receipts
1920 Sas Ma SSS9s o.ss sSO MsrS DssS ssr al
March April delivery: q a. do Aprl and May dssys5|
Selvery 6sIed 90. July and AnGyss delyssy esdi az
and and e9CSs SeSsT o
iyEnFooL MaTsh 2s.iS93 a., uplAnds
Starch 2s sslss z d ne s s
nSGS seSs%ber SaSn nS October Sec s
HSERPooL March 2sS otto a. cs
ApT and May delivery 90 June ana 5Sy dsSsp5 sS ~
DO July and ASGSs SenYs SSars coss ed Tsss
SSoa sSsSG oIdSsy GS s.sD rs %
sS5s Mn5s Sei S5Ss Ss' ST. Il. as
gross To8O6aes exports % Great hr.aiS Sssi ae
sSsToS March IS oottsn quiet MiddiaG 1iss S
Sass SSSpa sToss 0si SSes Exports 60 Great BH
OSHs csAssTox March qus Mddns lis ISSS yS
dns IOc Good oralnar lS.e mes me Tsesgsf SS
Pass Pass bsies spSnsT isO bales a0O6 Oas' 'Os
Gesa March ,st nIaaIIng Sss c
shp%sR saS naTcs Sss cO easy dd
Low Middns eAe aoOd Ordinary sa: nee EsSsa ReiesS
bales ssle ssiss oI 4ol a,ssS. SsIss ,o
sa Iars "a ossSn sesay, Miadlir lge
csDss slss Sass spsSs soG l''o 'a
'lSS5 so SGo9S sSeS s.ssns io
srSsa S is bales exports cosstSise 76s bass ss
NTysoHnaAEs March 2scctson dali nana' @ s1sses
tow niddhng. 1sOa 0Ooi Ordinary, sSS ~. ~ kl9
cs haess Trss bales, exports to the ~
bales sales 5000 baesi last evening, I,oVu osnf'
xosSolK. March 2s-cottCn easy; MlaasG W. si
reccipts s2S bales, exports oesstwise Soz ei'ss'H
O1sS siSs1 Is't@G dn :p
bales, FrosA 500 bales saieh spinnef~ -
sAyaSsAH March ascosson dul nlains ~ - bais
siddhng Good Ordinary sS rss rssrsisns i1o las
SsS oaes, sses 500 bses ast
''sS. az toS &sls sscoon sn sssas sss
~ Y"H Sss iss 26 n,eex " es'
MlLMlsazoN March 3.sh "a nee fsoeptz
bales exports. coastwise tsS pAe1' ''y'' q
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

chases at hizher figures. and tins seek for
reason why stocks should advance. II Is s1a
gested that the Treasury, under en- old aef
of June. 1864. may borrow money as q Temporary
loan to the extont Of $3.50. 900 900, and thas thu;
sum may 20 borrowed Of the banks at 3 per cert
and the banks be permitted TO c0uut he certi6cates
of loan as reserge 1t is said that BIZ ts plan she
banks would nut be disturbed and the Treasury
would be put Ia funds.7 Aside from the fact ia I
in the absence of Congress there is existing power
TO permit the banks TO count anything but lawful
money as reserves the suggestion is an absuzdity.
because no matter what is the law on this subject
banking is a practical business and when conducted
upou "legalD reserves that ara not practical re-
serves. il is conducted in manner that viii soon
result in practical explanation between what the
law may permit aud what the laws Of finance TO
oure. Yet to-day there were many
persons who grasped at the idea that
the equivalent of $15O,000.000 money will be
issued during the coming summer and upon the idea
bought stock. The days business amounted tol
437 900 shares and the best prices of the day wer
made at the end Among the specially active stocks
are Delaware, Lackawanna and Western up 8 per
cent. st. Paul mp 2 Northwest 2L, Lake shore
3ss, Michigan Central 2ss, Central and Hudson Ia
and Union Pacific lie. The market closed active
ana buoyant.
The business in Government bonds at the boaras
amounted only to $4,000. but prices were strong,
and the final bids show advances of "a per cent for
the 4os and 1s per for the Is Annexed are the
closing quotations: !.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

sonthsrn State bonds were exceptionally weak
Louisiana consOls selling at ssh and Tennessee Us
declining from 90 to,61A. Alabamas. class q, solo
at 9e and Virginia 6s consolidated, ex matured couf
pons, at S110s112. There were NO transactions IN
city bank stocks. :,
Railroad bonds sympathizsd With the 0uoyancy otI
the share market and prices for all active issue were
higher Erie second consols rose 10 lOl, an mndee
5s to 9534 Missouri. Kansas and Texas firsts were
higher and firm at 1861 and seconds at S4ss0S 81 l
Boston. Hartford and Erie frsts advanced to 6lI
$685. Lehgh and WilkesbaTe consols to no.
and Chesapeake and Ohio frsts. series u, tG
49,, and currency interest 70 nS-2 hoSId asI
aud second debentures at 53i2 q 03os %
Louis and Iron Mountain second incomes were
firm at So New-YOrk Elevated hrats sold at 1lS1ft
and Metropolitan Elevated frsts at 104s4S l04SsI
and seconds at 96ls. International and Great
Northern second mortage incomes rose TO eoa2I
and general MORTGAGES steady at l03is Denver and
Rio Grande frsts brought 1101t and coDsols IL
and Kansas Pacific consols 1858. Texas and PaSl, &
fc incomes were higher Op TO 80. Dns nrsts, h1
Grande Div ision, declined TO 95L2
THE Snb- Treasury to-day lost $685. 900 on balance
made up by currency loss OF $41o,S2a ana coiu
day to 81, ,358,211 Money on call today was Just
shade frmer at per cent for general business WIFI
exceptions at and per ceut Inc I E1,1pesg az oeg
steamers arrived since Saturday brought ~ SO0
IN gold bars. The domestic exchanges On New -fofs
at the places named are quoted as follows: oavan-
nah, lsG Se premium ;CnaIleston: so = Ypneihuu i @
New-Orleans 90 cents to 81 premium; stLouis, par5
Chicago 25 cents. discount; Boston.pa The United
States Treasurer at Washington to-day received
$4,000 National bank notes for redemption. Inc
revenue receipts were S736 $685. The Clearing Housa
statement to-day is as follows: EXCHANGES
$185, 800, ,66O; balances, S5,122,S47 The transact
Si 81 3 'O2O: payments 81, 900 OPS; currency ball
ance, IS, 500, ,b77: coin balance. $9l. .4706oO;
The markets for the foreign exchanges to-oay
,-~ra unuquallv animated. and rates for sterling
were advanced q cent twice during the day, ana
closed firm at the advance. Continentas are nn,
changed but strong. Following are the revised
posted quotations:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY, March 2s-P. II.
Rusness in mining stocks to-day was fairly active
and there were some improvements in prices, but
ccneraIlv the markets were dull and inslpid. HI
hernia was largely traded in first at decline from
oo to 90 and afterward with rally to 07@96
cents. Leadville Consolidated also was special
feature of the days dealings and sold largely az
0I.I5 against LOS Saturday, ChrysoHte was - =
To 90. Little Chief sold at 1.30. buyers options,
and Little Pittsburg at 3.5003.55. The C3mstcGS
shares were better at 170 for Gonsooated Ia
cents cent 10 255. Moose sold at 1.55, Hukill at l.20
and Alta Montana at 215. Navajo was strong ana y
rose from 2.05 20 235. Cherokee was weaker az 2,
Rising Snn and Gold Stripe both beng steady at
3.O5: Mineral Creek was active and 2 cents higher
at III cents Glass Pendery rose from l.o9 10 Z.lo'
The markets closed irregular ana Without IeatuIes'
NJ Y INNING STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
...o.,. AZ. cAIr-1o ncLnCK VI.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
CLOSING PRICES 0F PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN u. DAVIS Co, II Waist
MONDAY, March 2s-P. Il.

To-day's stock market was q surprise to the most
sanguine Of. operators Confidence and. buoyancy
were the pri1tiBaI characteristics Of the dealings
and, consequently, there were sharp advances IN
the prices OF all the leading speculative stocks. Tho
alleged reason for so sudden change. in sentiment
which thus far is confined to habitul stock specula-
tors, is pretended anticipation that imitation VIII
result from the methods to be employed by the Ad-
rnnstration In providing for the payment OF the
maturing bonds. The real reason Is likely to be
that sorae of the larger bears" having covered
their short interest,.haye temporarily enlisted
upon the other side. to be ablc TO resell their puE-
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

John H. Tabut It gpdsrq&tcod & IN GopESy syernor @
Tobar being named as part owner. with others OF
Iaeoae's claim the consideration hSNIng aon Deen ~
SOS 600 cash without condition $1o,OoV more "
be paid to Jacque If he wins the snit. so IN
Several good strikes have recently been mace IN
the Buckcye group of mines, on BIT. bross, faLk
County. Col, which have caused considerable so e1
citement These strikes were made in the Littie
Ernest and Excelsior lodes and assays run from ot1
ounces silver 10 Ali ounces per ton, WIN tnIeo g
ounces gold. Twenty thousand dollars were pald Aor
a one-fourth interest in the property
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
Minlng.
IJITE MINE.

Editorial from The Mariposa Gdzete AdTeh H. 1901
This celebrated mne which has been worked successfully
for the last fteen years ~ s yielding nch ore IN large
nuantites from s inexhausbe deposit which appears 10
increase n extent as the shafts and penetrating INDUSTRY Oh
the miner their way toward the centre OIL tno
earth treasure which so ntenses mans g@e
est ambition.
California in its producveness management anC develop
ment Mr. Hite present owner who was the discovere
has ever his personal attention 10 tho ueVeop
men Of this valuable mine and ITS extensive Improvements
the cost OF which, from last would amount To more
than million Of dollars This mne which has not only pen
self sustaining from the OF its discovery during is e
isteDcs has distributed hundreds Of thousands OF uOS
among the masses
Now that about fifteen years have passed the first dis
coyery OF the ite that each succeeding one
during with which arc famihlr has Drousne
10 an enhanced value the mine Is further devoe
shows most concusvely that IL contains an nexhaoe
body OF ore and deeper IL explored the greater he
surpce OF prmanency OF this and judging from recent
development occurring level Of the mue whe
"a about three or hundred feet above the river Dod anu
noyhree eot below main tunnel level and the tcn orc
taken therefrom concusivey that the lte Mine
Is one OF the deposits Of nature which will not be
exhausted for generations 70 Oome rumors aoa
that Mt Uite has mine Eastern company Wmch
mor has been prevalent the past several year lie may
have sod or NAV nothe mine is there and its countless
millions are st there iu that neighb0rhoOd, suCenO
70 nay the interest on the public debt required TO So
In this connection which We omitted 70 state IN re-
gard to the most aGvauageous positions OF the Hte n u
so far n has been explored fully fourteen hundred eet
from tho Its outcrOppngs In fact VIII pear An
ago or two Of prospecting before it will be fully fathomed
This much we have said in our columns years gone by.
and our prgnoscations regard TO this great mine sun
NnidV co1
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
rrnnpEAN FINANuIAL MARKErs.

IoNpoy March 2s-l2;30 p. m.-consos 99sIs for bot1
money account; o. s Bonds, four per cents ivz,
DO bali cents ll6 new ives l0A ~ AIsnLla
and Great Western first mortgage trustees eerunGiteA
B7 Erie, 4Si2 Reading S1's New-fork ontaro and "es
IoSDoS March 292,30 mPas advices qnote three pen
rentes 81 francs 81 cantlmes Tor the account
LONDON March 2S-& p. m-Atlantic and Great Wsstes3
9uote three per rentes 81 francs 80 ecnunes Tor
PIaS March 2s-EIehange on LONDON IS francs 20 csn
ISSbCS March 1850 p m.-Bar silver Is quoted a
D L.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
snmmer RssOrts.

NLEN RIDGE, Cornwall, N. Y.-House now
fruit ana vegetables MILK, carriages stages &C. on place
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
yneirnrlipn
Yor Young Ladies--Brooklyn.

/, For xoung Ladies--Brcokly
IA FEW satisfactory students can aoy be
IA refiztereA for ontrsnse IN september at BROOKS
SKMfNxRT 7or YOUNG LADfE5 Brookiyn, ~ y: A
kone s<booi delightfully."- located oa Tne AeifhoG Eng
HGh cazo ais tsuet Languages ~ nauye eaoner1 HES
ied I&11,ff& HYgtene Superior 9GyaufRGes In
n6s1e 1pof unsnt pis Galleries and fiprafies
"a II e5&d tess eoncefts aad lectanaln Newlcrk and
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
For Rows and Young Men-city.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR FORT,HEn LIE AT Nth HE
uProWN OFFICES, No. 1898 Broadway COZ 40. anss' NJ
e,xtef asS WesI wentythIrust. cor kightnsave, ~
3 Esst Fourteenhst. corner unioas5sarSp NY No
IN ana d ann ThirIave, on shaodeaJanItWeaS
dffhst mn fp Il a uL az regular office ratea
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

The following were the receipts and shipments az
md from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
Receipts. Shipments
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
Boaro ano Rooms.


East Sids.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIG RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. L2JS Broadway corner Thirty
O2 East FOureenths, corner Unlon.s11are 700 Ihlrd
ave- cor Forty the HARLEd OFFICES, NoA
1901 and 800 Third.ave Onehundrei andtweuty
hfth-st, mp 20 .. m. ~ regular 01ce rates.
= -GRAMERCY- PARK. Rooms with board,
= trent and sunny.
30 GRAMERCY-P PARK and SO lrving-place.
~ -Elegant apartment house for gentlemen only splits
single bath every hO0ry breakiast desired
from y IL corner rooms on ground n0or suitable io doc
tors ONCE
DOTH. ST., NO. 40 EAST.-An elegant SUIT
DO Of rooms newly FURNISHED with or without private
table also parior 1oor by theyear from May j.
West Sids.
DRIVATE FAMILY will rent square rooms
with board mix, eggs and fruit also stable aecommo
datons convenient elevated horse cars and Blocmngdae
sages terms 4 $40 per couple n0 moYnR no children
or servants Apply PAhfRIDG l42dbti between
10Th. ave, and Boulevard only house on block
FT1O RENT, near Reservoir Park, an West
Il 42dst elegant paror noor beautifully fqrnisheds
for physician select literary club Address HIGHEST
REfEREN cEs." Uptown Tribune once. LBS BroaaMay.
ETH-AVE., 253, near 2Sth-st.--Front parlor
~ ana bed room adjoining handsomely furnshed Tor sin
ee gentleman gentleman and wife references required
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

In London, British consols were steady and un-
changed at 90l0rs, but for account they were 10
snd advanced sharply: IS to 104St, 4l2s TO 1I5ls,
and 4s from iI8is to 116Ss. American railways
wree fiat with little or no change in the quotations
In Paris French per cents rose to S4.0o; sghI e1@
Mossrs Geo. K Sistares Sons, No IL Nassan-st,i
offer for sale City OF Brooklyn per cent bOndss
payable February 20, 1884. -,
Inc gross earnings of the Flint and Pere Mar
ouetfe Railroad are reported as follows: 4
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29
. A LIVE SCHOOL,
This hte has been appropriately gwen to

Itfts exactly The school il "alve" from oesnnins ~
end Il has Ive proprietor live teache's live suoeus anu
live course Of study Nothing dead OF du ABOUT ~ ~n
: : e.s, 49, Sao ~, eommon A good tuition prioe~is charged
end Il vaue rven or tn money Call and see for yourself
or send for the story OF Live School"
y S. s. PACKARD, Proprietor,
sO5 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1881-03-29

Uf1fners.
ALL wanting best teachers, American or
N foreign, any Experimentation private pupils fanlea
cOl6ges-are promptly provden Gandaateb new
bulletin mailed for postage J. W. 5CEEkMEHhOHN,
Secretary, q East l4th.st., N. \.
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
n AGENCY supplies Colleges, Schools aad Families with
Thoroughly competent Professors Principals and Teachers
Families going the country promptly snted with
SuDertor Tutors Call or address Miss NJ j.
YOUNG Amerc2n and Foreign Teachers Agency 70 Union
square
North-German teacher wanted, of pure
IN accent teach class Of four at Harlem. TWO even.
uRs a week natural methods state terms which must
be reasonable. Address STU DENT Tribune Office.
MISS HESSE'S EDUCATIONAL BUREAU,
WI llBl Br0adway.-TeacheTs and professors provided
with positions families colleges and schools with competent
Instructors thirty years educational experience qualities
III competent instructors In all branches she
refers by favor the Hon. Hamilton Fish, the Hon.
Secretary Evarts and Mr. Cyrus w Field
DINCKNEY'S AGENCY FOR SCHOOLS
III AND TEACHERS.
/. Supplies schools and families with teacherA
2 Supplies teachers with J5itl0u}
3. Sells and rents school prJD9fte8
(. Furnishes circulars and gives nIOTmaliOn Oh the DeSt
schools. publishes U. s. school aud coleg9 drecSory
T. COTESWORrH PINCkNhI,
Domestic Building,
Broadway and l4t.sL. N Y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-07
Dry Goods.

PRINTs-Freeman's 5h;Anconia, 61s; Glouster,
Ga; Bristol, 6; Greenwich, g. Peabody, solid 6;
Lodi fancy, 5)s; Harmony, 5}s; Sprague, G. Ham.
ilt0n, Ga COCherO, ca; Allen, 6
FINE BROWN DOMEsTIC-Central, 5k: Gilcoa,
!; Busy Bee, 2; Continental, s; Pocahontas, Z;
Cedar Falls. IA; Greenbrier, 81; Atlantic, So;
Rockingham, S1a; New Hartford X, a; Hamlet
Mill, IA; Boston, 90, s; Linnwood, on
BLEACHED DOMEsTlCs-BarnSley, 6; Dover s:
Commonwealth, o, 81; Morning Star, TX; Fruit
Loom, l0]S; Standard, 10; Chapman X, ~; All.
toona, Ga; Elmdale, Ga; Sonora 6; Signal B. 81;
Just Out 5h; Paramount A, Ga:
HEAVY BROWN Observation-Disclosures, TX Au-
gusta, s; Rocky Mountain, *; Old Dominion,
ga; Agawan f, Ga; Collingwood, *; Star of
the west So; Princeton, AZ; Indian Orchard S1.:
Park 6; Buckeve, SJs; Cabot W, ~; Lyman, T.,
~.
Observation-Disclosures, 10-14; SIC: Monadnock
l0-H, %; AndrOsc0ggin az. 271{: Androscog
gin l0.A, 81; Lancaster. 10-A bleached %: Low,
ell, lOA bleached, 2j Sullivan, l0-A bleached,
81 Monadnock; ga ia; Monadnock, 10 u, rs
COTTON FLANNELs-Amoskeag AAA, lie; do
BIB bleached, l5 llugenot S, s; do bleached, Q
Hamilton \ /, brown, 10; do +, bleached 70
Lawrence, +, brown, g. Fremont L, 7h
Nashua X, lll1.
HIcKoRY-Rondleman 111s; Easton TO- West
ern States, ga; American, SX3 %; do exc TO-
Sheridan 3x3, So; Mechanic Sx3, $,
DRILLs-Boot, s. Suffolk, S1a Adriatic, 9D
Laurel, o. Rock Head TX.
TICKING-Arkwright IA: Amoskeag AGA, 1917
Hamilton D, y; Elmwood "a; Ocean, $; Jewet
City, ga; Metham AA, lG; York, Az; Clark's
stand l2R; Cords AAA, Icy.
PLAID observation-disclosures, 81; Georgia, 11h
Magnolia, 73S; Atlanta, $; Tidal Wave, 8; Delta,
5; Hurricane, 10.
CHEvIoTs-Berkshire "A, II: Monitor, Q; BON.
Bay, IA; Langley, TO- Longs best ID; Bristol, 81i
Bunker Hill. TO-
CoTToN DUCK-Arkwright fancy. 16; Stark
gray l41s Bear Duck sOz, 23Ii; Polhemas Mill,
los: Montauk AA ID KirkwOOd, Is.
KENTUCKY JEASs-Irving Doe, an Leaning.
ton. 49, Montgomery, 3O Glen Lock, 261l Wood.
land, 2h; Norwalks, 20 Sandusky. Tx, May.
brook, H. DeerwOOd, l6
REPELLANTs-Clinton, 90 Rival, 65; Cumber.
land, 81 10; Foxcraft IS: Farnsworth, 95.
LINIEGs-Ashland, 121s Greatrock 4, 49, Be-
atty, ll5S Blue Rock. l21i: Andalusia 4, Is.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-07
GRAIN

ANOTHER day of liberal receipts was ex-
perienced to-day in this city, and while
prices have been maintained, the market
was weak tor both corn and oats.
In Chicago January wheat opened on the
Exchange at l.29 and closed at l.2Ss, cent
and an eighth decline since yesterday.
Corn opened at COZ and closed at the same
figures, only an eighth below yesterday.
\ Liverpool dispatch of the End says the
grain trade continues dull at the various
markets. Wheat is lower and the demand
restricted. Cargoes in all positions are in
poor request. \ few California cargoes have
been sold for shipment on the spot since
Tuesday, In wheat there was a retail bust
| ness 1T rather cheaper rates. AT to-day's
| market there was the usual attendance,
with a quiet feeling. Wheat was in mod
crate demand at unchanged prices. Flour
was IN better inquiry and improved. Corn
was not specially active, but was less freely
offered and prices were unchanged.
According to the last report OF the Com
missioner of Agriculture, there are I, 900, 900
perSoas IN the United States engaged in ag-
| rlcultural pursuits The total value of
| farms and farm implements is $l3, 1851, 200, =
433 or two-thirds Of the productive wealth
| of the nation. The value of farm products
and live stock for 1873 was 5000 600 600,
against $3.50 100000 of mining and manu-
featuring products. From this it appears
| that majority of the adult male popula-
ton is engaged in agriculture, and more
| than one-half the wealth of the nation is
invested in that industry.