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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-02

VALUABLE SLATE-QUARRI FOR
Y SALF.-ABy virtue Of n decree OF The Circuit
Court of buckingham. I'm Newell ana OILERS ~;
Buckingham slate Company ana others, We -il,' !
offer for sale publicly, NJ IirumO Blui, Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, opposite New CahIoh' on
the .-..,.,.n,.r 700,
at12 that very VALUABLE LATk-QUAbk1
PROPERTY known as 4" Perrows big Qis9it,IIff;,r-
Itlncludcs about ONE HUNDRED AND Fir -
ACRES OF LAND. having on II buildings, bollef'
and other apparatus for quarrynR slate. IT'S sli-
mated In that region Of Buckingham county 50 rch
I'm slate that Il has given To The principal stream
running through Il the name OF Slate river anu
the sl1lc Is Of the finest quality Tor rnonnS ana
other uacs and was awarded nc tic Worlds fair
bIrh preinlum II IS located about three miles from
BrcmO Blufi, on the Richmond and Aleghsny rail-
road. and immediately on the line OF the preloscl
buckingham railroad, which VIII cOnnect Win TIC
Richmond and Allegheny railroad IT ireno.
A fine opportunityls presented 10 Inc entcfptis-
Ing capitalist for profitable lnYestnehtlh thls
TilT TERMS OF SALE ARE: 10 per cent cash.
and residue In one. two, and three years win IN
tercst for bonds and surety; CT purchaser may pay
one fourth or more cash aud dispense VITA surety
on bonds. This T. last Onerlug the Court having
ordered pcremptory continuation 10 highest bidder
0H WIS THOMAS :. BOCOCK,
Aup0mattOx Courthouse;
D. WOODEN,
New Canton;
W. y. PETIT,
Palmyra;
WILLIAM VI. CABELL.
Buckingham Courthouse.
oc 23-eodtds Commissioners.
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FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
SmthhCld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. C.:
Newbern, " sshnRt0n, and Tarboro', y. c. and
al points IN Eastern North Carolina; als0' for
Eastern shore Of Virginia, Oh Point. and all rcgu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RAT rs,
and through bills issued. J.. IS. TATUA,
oc 20 superintendent
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Richmond 345 J.. NJ. e:IO a. w.. 1880 =. 81
westP'nI $50 p ii. Ia.20 p. 80. Il5A.N
sAli trans daily except sunday.
Frggnl train leaving Richmond 10 s 4. -. vi.l
have passcus cr-cosch attached.
Trsln No. ~ connoct- 80 Burhe,lie With V.r.
folk and Western railroad f.r taruFllic, Llucl-
burg aud III souli western points.
Train No. 81 fast ma.U stops only 30 jc,crsylie.
Burkeylllt, brakes Branch. Bark -4lle's. DIuvl,,
Greensboro, sal shury, thsrl YttU. ~lFlt.uLuig.
Grcnyillc seneca. loccuI. Lult, tui ta.lt.slI.,
connecting al Atlanta Tor sN points ~osu aui
Southwest.
Train No. a. Through pa 81. gen stoIfat tli -tl-
tom, connecting "a rt'hglnH w.. Sutton Wi
Suthern Ahrrow-Osugc rllpld for Mlfuu. 10
salisbury niN Western NORTH Caro-. Ha r..u.fd
Tor an point I'm " rrisrI Norm caroline, 100 tt-
llnta Tor AT points South and ~0uN.Ft. Do
Train No.f2 Through pSet0utcr tnt ut'l. stnf-
~ All stations. connecting 20 Suthorliu's v.n N-
ton and Suilefilu'- haIrOW-9.Irn railroad f.r
ailton; al Atlanta for an point, south fri ~.r.I-
wet; al Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia alt
Augusta railroad for toNmb3, Anguish, saslI-
Trains from he south arrive ~ Richmond q
40 =. w. $40 p. ~ C:Ol 4. w.. aaa i-.f T.
NJ. and from " cot Point AZ i,:l5 ~. 81. u''-.,a-
s'''' Loo PrrIiIMAN-CtH cHRyiCE
on Train 5u-lichmond to AtlarG.
on Train 4c-ACw \ Dr. and Atlanta flf i.i.I-
mond, and Grtcu,horo' @ Henry p -t...l Mci.la
North Carolina railroad.
ON Train 42-WR-h'neton, Richmond. slt DIa-
Vile. and Dauylllo and AueueC.
All passenger trains leNetlt i.t mtHI Stop 10y
Tickrt- sold o. an point. .outh. south l-t. ali
southwest, and baggage checked through
No lay-oyer checks given on local d. k'i
General Ps,e.ugerpnd Tirbc Agent
T. VI. r. TkLCOrT. General Nanag,r o. ~
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
II RAILROAD ONPAt1.-C. Commencing
"WEDNESDAY. October -. l-r 4. trliu. ul Li,
'''' IEAyE prcIWosr-~orru
3:IO p. NJ, FAST NAL, dolly. Make through
connections for savannah. ~lus.
only vat Petersburg. Ir.lu.u itl r.
Sl,eriNs-1 Ua between hiiUrii Na
and tlarlD-tou.
11.5O 4. NJ. THROTGH MAIL. daily. conuDet-
Mg for EslnYh. Chlrc-t0u. An-
luttt. Aiken. savannah. aI4 OIL. 10
sJWllie. St0ph 90 shops, tlt..'rf
Ctntralis. Drc~ry'l Bios. nu s.-tIl
Pullman Sleeper between hyw .rk
aud tharlc-tDu utI tlIs trfiI.
GOO +. ". FREIGHT. daily pNscnf sunday.
5.4J &. 81, FREIGHT. sally cNceP. sunday.
LEAVE rErEk-ErEc -NNttll.
4:lJ a. NJ, FAST NAL, daily. sop only "a
Chester. Pullman sleeper I,iNtDl
Charleston sud il'lf. rt. b..
$50: :30 T. +. 3d. 81, TIFofg WI .aaaas
with Richmond. truier.rA ..Hrf Ihi
Potomac railroad TOR I'D. ID. ti, pr
and Wet; also MAhluE r.Hit d p
with Chts4UctEc aud ohio if"'.
for he Virginia slrul- ihi .l
points Norll $40 West ll.. irt..
sloys Al A1uclca..r t.'r-'f .ii
tcutrali4. pullman -.f'fDf' DA Dif
train between Charleston aad ~"
1870 =. NJ, FREiGHr daily except sunday
4 direct four-hours connection .- made t'i .'l
Richmond and Norfolk hi iNhr rtf.
mOud - 1880 A. H.. and NHti1.h ii i-.-' . DO
see special advertisement illustrating ilt '''-.'
al
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Matrimonial. -Noticc has already been
given OF the marriage on October 9th OF
Mr.. John II. Young, Of Richmond, ana
Miss Capitola Jordan, OF Manchester. his
was followed yesterday, in the list Of pro
prcssive events, by the nuptials OF Hillary
Y. DuVal, Esq, the worthy, esteemed, and
capable clerk OF the Hastings Court OF this
city, and Miss Matte 4. Gary, daughter OF
Pat. Gary, Esq, an old and esteemed citi-
zen, with hosts OF friends, whose daugh-
Ter, the bride, is both loved and respected
for many womanly traits OF superior excel
lence. The happy couple, after being
united in the indissoluble bonds az .
O'Clock by Rev. DR.. Woodward, and re-
ceiying the congratulations OF scores Of
friends, departed later in the day North on
n wedding tour Uia Richmond and Wash
ington. They were accompanied by the
congratulations and good wishes OF hun
Slreds OF friends, who wished them happy
time and safe return.
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TNDERTAKERB.


TOSEPII w. LAUBE, r1E1z
- EURNISHiNG-i ADERTAKER, ~Af-~
CORNER FIReT AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, ".
WOOD AND METALLIC BURlAL-CActs,
ROBES, UEAkSE, HACKS
and all things requisite at LOWEST RATES -
Tclegraphic aud country orders solicited. mn
W. II. SUTHERLAND, ". ID. SUTHERLAND, j, l..
SUTHERLAND, late Hay sutherland Oh1ei-
takcrsl
WTILLIAM II. SUTIlERLANDrsSSssS
w 4 Sons. UNDERTAKES, No.
] % north Eighth street, Richmond; va. " keep
on hand a fnll stock Of WOOD AND METALLIC
BURiAL-CAsEsan and CASKET>. Orders promptly
attended % I'm city or country. Having our oNi
carriages and he,rsc, Ne are prepared ~ attend
FUNERALS no very reasonable rates.
au l9-F,su&W3m
MRS. j. c. DIPPNER, CORNERc8zzz
WI THIRD AID MARSHAL STREETS, -.
will continue the FURNISHING IHDERIAh-
ING Of her deceased husband. Al hay patrons l
thank for past fsv0rs, and hops they NIL continue
the same, as / viii pay the promptcst attention 70
all. Two competent hands are ready 10 attend u
call BY day or nj ght. Ny warehouse s full Of rs-
rate. 2l-eodtdeis
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nANKRIIPTCY-THE STOCK OF A
Is NEW YORK WHOLESALE IMPORTING
HOUSE AT AUCTIoN-IAiP0RTANT TO TIE
TRADE AND PUBL1C-LARGE BANhHUrI
SALE or DRY G0oD5-vVER 100000
WORTH OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dhl
GOODS AT AUCTION AT THE LARGE MD
SPACIOUS STORE, 1907 MAIN SIREEI' uf-
posITE PosT-OFFiCE, RICHMOND, va
COMMENCING ON
TUESDAY, OcToBER %. 1881,
and CONTINUING EVERY DAY until SOCK j.
disposed OF.
A large consignment of Foreign and Domestic DTy
Goods eoiisiStlng of WEST or ENGLAND
FRENCH, and GERMAN BROAD and NAH
ROW CLOTHS Of all shades r ann Snlo' FANCY
TWEEDs and CASslAiEREsi .,,,-,,,,,,,-
FuRRIsACK, MOSCOW, aud EsqulIlMdAAlug,AS
BEAyERs, CHiNCIiLLAs' NhsiiN"'
Also SL sCohdiI. lFTREScH, and GERMAE PAIs-
LEY, INDIA, CASHMERE, QUEh,hsSsInANs ~, ~;
otier fashionable ana desirable SHAWLs;
SWISS. NOTTINGHAM, and TAMDOuh bAOb
DRrsSsn GOODS in great variety. such as HEAVY
"'' BIA SiSoi and eOLoRED SILKS, sATISs'
SATIN DE LYONS, niIsIi and Lyons .I ror =
Gt Ina; cHHSIIIFRFs, SERGES, Al
PACAs, EMPRESS CLOTHS, Sc; $500, 81.
very rich and rare assortment on Ii Ons lin
VELVETs, YELYETEENs' ana FINE
PRINTS. BLEACTIED and UNBLEACHED COT
TON. from one 70 three yards wide -
4 large line of ENGLISH and AMERiCAh
BLANKETS, FLANNFLs, LADIES snd
GENTLEMEN'S and CHiLDRENS HO-
SIEEY, CARPETS. RUGS, &c, -, nc 49,,
MARsEILLES ;ni TURKISH QUILTS ana
variety ofotherRoods 700 numerous 10 mention
Sale TO coutlnue from day N day uutii lhc entire
stock Is sold. Tho whole To De sgld wilhout re-
serve In lots 30 suit all for cash. The above large
and well-selected stock must BE- sold regardless OF
price In order TO make prompt settlement WIN
crcdiio 800, - q,
sales commercially at 10 a. VI. and $3.50 and
7:3O l.. VI. Special accommodations for ladiel.
Oc 22-lm
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EOR BALTIMORE. cEiIll,.I
4 IeEesss-5itsss.-
POWIlATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice. the steamer LUCILLE viii
sail every MONDAY 10 4 p. VI. from PONHA
TAN DOCk. MT Twenty-fourth and Dock Streets
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills Of ladiug signed and goods for-
warded with dispatch 10 points North ana West.
Freight received daily until L. NJ
d. ). WEISIGER,
an o0-3n Soliciting Agent.
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DHILADELPHIA, BICH- gss3g>
L MOND AND NORFOLK ts>Esss,ss-zsa
STE MSIlI y co a y i.
FOR PHILADELPHIA

steamer PIONEER. Captain PLAT. with pas
seugcr accommodations wiz sail EVERY TUES
DAY at - ~. Freight received III ll3o 4. 81.
Steamer ENEENAN, Captain SMITH. win pas
scnger accommodations, VIII sail ~ tkl fitl-
DAY utI2A.M ". Freight received ull ll:3O a. vi.
steamer FANITA, Captain NELSON VIII say
EVERY SUNDAY az , a. VI. Freight received
IN 8 L. a. Saturdays.
Fare ON passenger steamers Tuesdays and Fri
days., 80.
anu the East. For further information Apply 10
j. ". MCCARRlCk.
General Southern Agent, Rockets.
". =. CLYDE & CO..
ivo0 Gcnoral Managlr-s. FhllAdolphIA.
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GEORGE p. STACY,

1905 MAIN STREET AND 3, 7, AND 0 SOUTH
TWELFTH STREET,
Is receiving aud adding daily 10 bis IMMENSE
STOCK OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, and
SrEAM-DRESSED fEATHEES
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Pill
LOWS, aud HOLSTERS made over aud renovated
by an improved method. Don't fail 20 examine
before buying stcam-c'eyator5 70 all parts Of the
house. ~ lS-3m
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ONLY FIVE HUNDRED VIRGINIA
FARMS AND MILLS FOR SALE.

which we wager $1,000 Is a larger number than
any other agent or agents have contracts 10 sell.
We have 500 contracts On file In our Office Tor in
spcction which does not Include the large quantity
of city property, such IS ST ORES, DIV ELLINGS,
and VACANT LOTS FOR sale.
our facilities for showing property are ample
and uncqualed. ~ we keep six horses and four
vehicles FOR the purpO.c without charge.
MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE,
Write ~ call for l6-pago, free Virginia RsOl
Estate Journal. r. B. CHAPLIN < CO.,
Real Estate agents and huctiOneers,
Oc I3-9Ot Main and Tenth streets.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. dc.


DOCKS, STATIONERY, &C.-Just re-
ID cciyel, large assortment Of BOX PAPER
al the --latest styles ! carry n full line Of STA
PIE and FANCY STATIONERY. Ny stock T.
all new and fresh. and sell ~ TIC lowest prices
ire following quotations on few leading articles:
4 FINE Box or PAPER for lpc.; rclm Of
GOOD WRrTING-PAPEB for 75c. Prices on
fine grades cheaper than any house in The city.
large assortment OF PHOTOGRAPH-AL-
BUNS III very low prices.
POCkET-BOOES. PURSES, &C..
Al the --latest Nos. Of FkANhLlN-SQtARE
and SEASIDE LIBRARIES.
A large assortment OF WALKISG-CANES,a at
LEONAltD' Book and New--s.orc,
Oc 80 9uS 0laln street
NEW BOOkS.-The Lantern OF the
~ Lord and other sermons, by Rev. phillips
Brooks, s1.7j. Aunt serena, by the author Of
zone summer" Sl2j. Tie Shakespeare Phrase
Book, hy John Bartlett, 50. Glmpgcs Through
tlc Cann0n-SmOkc-a eerie5 81 sketches by Arcli'd
Fofhc5-Sl. The Theory Of Our National TX
i.tcncc, by John {. Hurl. LII. D.. $3.50. Witand
Wisdom 81 Lord Bc1cOn-hCll ,, l.25. Tho Theory
Of Preaching, by Austin Phelps, d. d., $3.50.
WEST, JOHNSTON & CO.,
Oc 81 booksellers and StatlOncrs.
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,VHE YORK RIVER LINE.


Commencing TUESDAY. september ltih'
regularly thereafter except sunday. "f "' POI
C0mpanys safe aud thoroughly confer .'I., -
4on.er steamers. HAVANA aui loil~t, "."
leave West Point Ou aruyalof 90 Richmond I'.i'
arriving ln Baltimore about 1880 a.. oi.' .l4 r.--
ncctinx with an taiu. uouAWard. ,
straight tickets tO Baltimore.
Round f'ff.-
Meals ........s.s
stafc-Eooms and Bcrths secured on anrlt'i.. ID
from steamers cabin pltlf ...
For Tickcts. Timo-Jards. aud ~ ,uiD ruri ID
call on 4. ". CARRIER q CO., Che 1lchtl .'.'
at the Richmond and DanSiile depot or i.S Ni''-
si,,,,d 4. Pope,
General Passenger and I.cset Agent
eo1O 80. ltnfh street.
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POSTPONENIENT.
Owing 10 the weather the above sale T. maVoida-
bly, postponed until
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1851,
at the same hour.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
MARSHALL VI. GILLIAN,
no Snncial COmlni .slnnnIs.
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Sunday excursion leaves Richmond af $3.50 A.
VI: returning. arrives az 7.l5 D.. d.
Close connection made al Richmond Oh IN D. l...
north and south ria Richmond, lTrLlr.cL .f..r..
and Potomac, Richmond and DurNlli. aul Ef.,-
moud ana Petersburg railroads, and 80 y.rlf.-s
with Norfolk and Western nd virginia nIHl.rI
railroads. and ~ Niliiamsou', With Cio-Irp.L.
and Ohio railroad for AL points cast ana wet
For oiAcr Information apply at nos. lll3 Il
llO7 Bank street. b. BARBECUE.
General Freight and Ticket AGENT
DECATUR ANrEII, General Manager. oe9I -
DICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL.
IL ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHFDULTS.
INEFFECT WEDNEsDAN,O CTOULRfe.Il1I.
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building Material.

BMCK--At the kilns to $40 kiln run.
sTONE-At the Dallas quarrieS, * per cubic
foot II for foundation; Ii for wall and p for
dressed front
LUMBER-Yellow pine, rough, 80 d per 100
feet over "a feet in length 81 so Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, s. IS; p ceiling
81 q ceiling. s. so white pine ceiling 81 - first
common; white pine siding, first common, 81 so,
ash and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand;
poplar. dressed both sides, S55; rough walnut
Sl25 to $50 Common doors, 81 so to So sash, 81 Is
To D 90 as 10 size.
SHINGLEs-Yc Yellow pine. So 80 to y; white
pine, So 80 10 s. 90 cypress, No. !, s.; No 2,
| "a 80; MOB, S3 25
PosTs-Ccdar, So 80; Boise dare, SIS
| LATns-S3 50@i per thousand.
| CEMENT - RoSendNlc, s. u; Louisville, 50 80
Portland Sc so.
: PLASTER pAEIs---Pcr barrel ei@4 50,
HAiR-Per pound, TIC
| CEMENT FLUES-G inch, 37hc inch, Acc incl
ceiling joint, 81; inch cap, sec; inch ceiling
joint, 81 %; Z inch cap do, 6Uc,
| DRAIN PIPES inch, l6c per foot inch, TC
6 inch 81 3C inch, i0c; s inch, j0c
| MIXED PAINTs-Rcady for use and nll color'
81 2j@l IS per gal All the tested and standar
makes are ON sale by Dallas dealers
WHITE LEAD-Suictly pure 81 -.
lNE-Coopercd, Austin, 8 per barrel; bull
81 80; DeniSon eur lots, 90c; per barrel, 81 q
Dallas, in lots, zoe; per bushcl Sc
LISsEED OlL-Raw, soc; boiled, re,
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Dry Goods.

PRINTS rceman's ok AnconiN, Gls; Glouster,
6ts: Bristol &, Greenwich, 6; Peabody, solid &;
Lodi fancy o., Harmony; 6hi sproguc, q; Ham
ilton, ca; Cuchcro Gu; Allen, g.
FINE Brown DoMEsuc--Ccntral 5h; Gilcoa,
4 Busy Bee, :: Continental, s. Pocahontas, Z;
Cedar Falls. 7ii; Grccnbricr, IS; Atlantic, Sls;
Rockingham, S,s New Hartford \, AZ; Hamlet
Mill, 7ls; Boston, 90, $; Linnwood, %
BLEACHEp overwhelmingly &; Dover s.
Commonwealth, o, 81; Morning Star, M Fruit
Loom, lO,i standard, 10; Chapman y, ~; Al
tOona, 6A; ElmdNle, 6ls; Sonora, &; signal u. 6S
Just Out 81; Paramount a, o.
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTlCs-Pittsncld, Us, Au.
guSta s. Rocky Mountain ~; Old Dominion,
81; Agawan +, ca; Collingwood, 7]s Star OF
the west So; Princeton, Az Indian Orchard Sh;
Park a g. Buckevc, S}i; Cabot W, ~ Lyman, T.,
Observation-Disclosures ION; Gle; Monadnock,
| l0.h, 2S; AndroscOggin, 9-A, 27S; Androscog.
| gin, l0A, n; Lancaster lO.h bleached, 20 Low
ell, 10. a hlcaChcd, %; sullivan l0.A bleachod,
so; Monadnock OK, 2lli; Monadnock, ION, IS.
| CoTToN FiANNEIS--AmoSkcag AAA, 17c; do
BB bleaehed, 10: lIugenot s. s. do blcachcd Q;
| Hamilton Y L, brown 10; do L, blcachcd -
Lawrence, FF brown, q Fremont d h. H'i
mCKoRY-RoudlcmNn TX; EOston, 10; West.
ern States, SS; American' SXS g}s; do GIG, TO-
| Sheridan SNS So; Mechanic SN3, s.
DRiiIs-Root s Suffolk, Sh Adriatic 9h;
| Laurel o. Rock Head 7h.
mCEiSe~Arkwright. IL Amoskcog AGA, TX;
Hamilton u, Il; Elmwood, %; Ocean, leweL
City, OK Metham IA, l6 York, llls Clarks
Stand, i9h; Cords AAA, l6h
PLAID OsNABuRGS- Ottawa, Sh; Georgia. nv
Magnolia, ~; Atlanta, s. Tidal Wave, y Delta
& Hurricane 10,
Cnrviors- yorkshire AA, II; Monitor, Q; BON
bay, 7ts; Langley 10; Longs best lS Bristol, SIS
Bunker Hill, 10
CorroN -Atkwrlght fancy. lG; StOrl
gray, AZ; Bear Duck soy, 2Sh; Polhcmas Min
iOG Montauk "A, ~ Kirkwood, u,
KENTUCKY JEASs-lrving Doe i2k; Leaning
ton. 80: Montgomery, 10; Glen Lock, 26is; Wood
land, 2ais; Norwulks, 20. SOndusky, l7k May
brook, III; Dcerwood III,
RrrEiIANrs-Cl Clinton, 20; Rival eN Cumbc,
land, Al 10; Foxcraft, 81 farnSworth, %.
LtSfNos-Ashland, 1917; Groatrock X, 10 II,
atty, ny; blue Rock, 1871; AndaluSia y, Is,
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MONEY MATTERS.

MONEY MATTERS.
The flow of gold from Europe to America
continues, and is likely to do so for long
time to come. The British isles can not
produce food enough to sustain the pOpula-
lion. In 1880 the value of imports of grain
and flour, meat, living and dead, butter
cheese, eggs, fish and potatoes, was up
wards of Ell00O0,OOO. Great Britain does
not produce the raw material used III her
manufactures, except iron and coal. Last
year she imported ei3,OWOOO worth OF raw
cotton, and i2d,0J00OO worth of wool to exc
out her own clip. She had no wood to cut
and she imported Al6,oD0oo worth OF od Jun M
Der She was forced to import f7,U0OOO
worth of hides and raw leather.
Here are enumerated articles ag-
gregating in value upward of O2,OO,OD,
or lust about one-half of the gross value of
all imports into Great Britain, which
are not, and cannot be produced at home
some not mt all and the rest not in suili-
Gent quantities. Every one of these arti-
cles is produced in the United States, and
all but oneof them, wool, i'll sufficient guam
titles, atIording Il large surplus for export
On the other hand there is not in the whole
list of British products, being raw material,
unless it be tin, which the United States
cannot take from or raise upon its own soil
This, then, is the best possible reason why
the average value of goods imported into
this country should be less than That oil
Great Britain. We have what we need at
home without buying it abroad.
The British. exports from the United
States over English and Irish exports, We're
S2li 10000 for the first six months
in 1881, against $lSO,lO,00O for
the same time in 1850. In the
last two wears the burden of the ship
ments of gold, has fallen heavily on France.
The loss of gold by the Bank of England
during that time. was only 81 100000, while
the Bank of France lost $ll2, 000,0 in gold,
gaining $7l 100000 in silver, and sustaining
a net loss of sal 100000 in gold and silver.
The foreign commerce of the port OF New
| York of the week just passed showed I'M.
ports OF $9,i02, 59l in dry goods and general
merchandise, a total for the expired portion
of the year of 1881 ,2l6,l75, as against
S372. ,j95, 536 same time in 1880 Exports o.
domestic produce $S,593,6O0, u total sine,
January of $23,5Sl ,l92, as against SOL,
| So, 322 same time in 1880.
The Bank of France reports for the ilsca
week a decrease of "a, 1920 specie.
Money continues quite easy. lmporta'
tions of specie from Europe are heavy,
Yesterday the steamer Periere brought
| 800, 900, and about $i0O0,OO more is now
en- route from the other side,
In one day last week there was deposited
in the San Francisco mint, for coinage, q
OGl- ouncesof fine and 81, 7OS ounces of crude
gold bullion, representinga total value OF
more than 81 100000. This is the largest
deposit of gold bullion ever made in one day
ut the mint.
Western Union earnings have increased IN
five years about p per cent, while the cap
ital has been increased since 1876 over lW
per cent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-19
Groceries.

CoFFEE-Rio common, lShdIlc; fair lial5c;
choice Ii to l5)a Laguyra, II to lS'a; Java, 2o'H
tl30iaC.
Oolong, ij@6Oc Japan, G0@65c,
SUGARs-We quote: Powdered l2'4c; crushed,
l2i4c graduated, nae; standard A, ia; extra
G l0's; Louisiana white clarified, IL to ia yer
low, clarified, II to IKE choice, Toe; PRIME
9lSc; fair, 9Ac.
MoLAssF.~Loulsiann choice Csc, prime SOC;
fair 10 good none in market
PoTAroEs-S3 1904 % per barrel and 81 G5per
bushel.
SWEET PorAToEs-s2.1O per bushcl.
ONIoNs-Sl 10000 per barrel.
APPLES COOS so per barrel
RICE--WholeSale, TX to So
sALT--ln barrel, g Gj; Liverpool in sacks 81 70
al 81
CRAcKERs-Soda y, Sh Xxx, xxx, 10;
cream, IL &; ginger snaps, llS.
SoAP-OliyC, 90 per box; blue India, y lb.
bars So "a per box; \ h. bars, 81 IS per box; ID
bars 81 % per box. Eureka Soap, g 50. Cy-
BgANs-7}s to Sc per pound.
CASDLEs-Star, full weight, l6 -
HoNiNY ASo Gnrrs-sO to c 50 per barrel.
DRIED AprLEs-SR@9a,
DRIED pEAcHEs-Unpoclcd, none peeled lie
per pound.
PlcElEs-:ll 5Oa12 per barrel half barrels,
| 81; firm.
coiL ou.-llo deg, fire. test in barrels, nc;
/ In eases, g. 20.
CLOTHES PINs-Round, Csc; spring, 81 pc box
MEASURES! bushel, iron bound, 50 80 80.
DOZEN two-hOop pals, s. 10; thrcc-hoo p, So %
! TUBS-Three nest, 81 1902 80; eight nest 90.
| No, l. 50 30 per DOZEN No, ., IS 50 No 3, . pei
WASH BoARns-Wood, 81 50; zinc 90; New
| Era, 81 50@2 10.
WELL BucKETs-ai coat % per dozen.
| PowDEE-S6 Gj per kcg of % pounds 1914, dc
So IS; 6A do 81 90 blasting kegs, 81 80
SHoT-Drop bag V 10 to 81 %; buck, 81 40 tC
$50
MAcKEREI--No l. barrels ell; half barrels, 81
kits, S1@l 10; No. 2-bmlelS, 50 so to So half
barrels s. 10 to 50; kits 90 to 9jc; No 3-barrcls
IS to So half,bancls s. TO S. 30; kits, 7jC Il
81 10.
CASDY-slick, 1874 to 1l1sc pound, Fancy L
to 2jc
LYE--Conccnrated, 50 756fi.
RoPE-Sisal, y inch basis w to 10c; cotton, l,
@20.
Missouri CIDER-25@SOc per gallon.
NINEGAR-Pcr gallon, 20U30c.
WRAPPING PArEE-Rag and straw, 4jc to 90c
STARCH-5@5hc
JUGs-Wc quote lie per gallon for glazed
Crooks, Toe per gallon for glazed.
PEACHES lbs, g l5@2 A.; lbs, s}dS 20.
TOMATOES lbs, 81 4O@l 4j; 3 ID, 81 70.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-19

soiE LEATHER OAK-No, l, 39@lO No, ., sea
81.
HEWoCT-Rest buffalo slaughter, 3l@3a; good,
.; do good, No. > rs; good damaged, -
OAK HARNESS LEATHEg-NO. |, $40 S9c, DO No.
o, 3ic
HBIoCH-prime, 20; do good, "A; do No. . 80
FlEScu CALfSkIS-Sl % To 70, according to
quality.
PmLADElTHIA CALFsKIE-NO !, 81 10 to %;
do No. 2, 81 10 10.
PHILADELPHIA KIPs No. l. Sc to 81, accor-
ding 10 weight
SHEEP sKiSs-Topping XXXX per doz, $40. So
Innings, white, NN&N ~ ruSsetS, cas-