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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-02
DUBLIC SALE

The subscriber intending to quit farm
lns VIII sell without reserve ON the farm
oil vi Yer ID. CRuik, two mil, 4 above
glasgow, on the road leading from New
Castle, on
WEDNESDAY. March 0, 1881,
At O'Clock, p. M,
The following Personal Property 10 wit :
One good mare, 5.years old, with
iotl, one good .horse. II years Yr~
Ola, kood farm horse, one colt, %MA y
coming three years old this An
spring. -Four good mich COWS, VIII be In
pr~flt soOh. one heller " III come in April.
Two spring calves, heifers, one brood SOW,
with pig, one shoat; also ono York
wagon, one market wagon, and one farm
wagon, ploushs, harroWs, cultIVaJoIs s.
single and double trees, forks, shovels
hoes, one cutting box and one fan, one
holf bushel and hall peck measures,
Dushel and peach baskets, one set OF car.
rage harness, new, one set OF wagon har-
ness, new last spring, one lot Of plou sh
harness, b. idles, collars, hallers, Butaio
robes and horse blankets; one lot OF pouI-
Try, chickens. urKe5s aud guineas.
Houhenold furniture, Huch as Ieds. bed
steads, mattresses, bedding, 3 tables,
dozen wooden chairs, halI-dozen cane
seated CHAIRS bureau, wash STANDS
wash bowls and pitchers, and looking
asses, clock, d yards OF wool car pei
ana lot OF rag carpet, lot of window
shades, l parlor stove, Victor COOK
1870 %No. anu uALuToSl anu lOk oil
dishes, ard wash tub.
Dairy fixtures. 1 cnurn, butter tub and
print and bowl; one set OF sea es anu pane
buckets; and "a lot oil meat by the Uouud
Also. the one-halt OF 10 acres OF W heat IN
the ground. Many other articles too Ie-
dious to mention
TERMS. u sums OF 80 and under cash.
All over That amount credit OF ten
months, on purchaser giving q banKELie
Lote with approved 1ndorser ann Interest
from date. WIN. II. VANDEGRIFT,
WIN. j. LANK, AucLIoneer.
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A challsnge.-The proprietors of Dr
Bulls Cough syrup here with challenge
the Doctors of the United States TO pre-
sorise remedy which is Oh eaper, more
effective and which can give greater
satisfaction than theirs.
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Go1PA A, krNkRsHlp. .Tben,1-~l
~ nave this day formed IL unnnderinl
ZIP under the name aud stSls SoopaliS.|
* ~ oSGhnlng' Tor the putpose ~ col aO Man
ene General Insurance business 1llanI
S M sej On ny Thomas Pamlst ns1,
no. ooz Market street, mri,nulnna,
JOS; NJ. MAIHER"n,
wnn,,.,.J JAM rs b. CANNIvo
w,l ..hn Del, Feb. Il bimS al
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ORDERED LIEBIa cos ARN1cArEl

EXTRACT OF WITCH HAZEL In the
case OF an old indolent ulcer, attended
with great suffering and which had re-
sisted "a variety OF constitutional and
local treatment. / am happy TO say
1t effected a perfect cure n a fortnight"
Professor MARTIN FRELIGh. NJ. ID.
81, West oath ST., N. Y.
Beware OF counteTielts and cheap,
worthless limitations. A lso cures Piles,
CataIrh, Neuralgia, Rheu n atism, HoaIse-
ness and Sore Throat.
SOLD IN MY Cents and dollar sizes.
teb26-6t
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NJ OFiCL.- Persons vino were onr.,l
IN the state OF Delaware for The n.
statesmiliLaryse rvi CO Ia Nav Iss.N
July, 1864. and paid com muiatos
were Afterwards again drafted In IN N
were required 10 procure a subsillSs,
enter the military service under IN Y,
drait, Will find IL 10 their ad snlage loa~
muhicate, either personally or bJ ~
win the undersigned, who has len :
thorized oy the State Leg islature 70 ~
from lhe Seeretary OF War, the counVs
ZION money PAID by such persona N
secretary OF War having been dredS !
CT OF Congress 10 refund Inc comma..
on psid on such cases. CHI. B. DIT
Dover Eel. Iulv 10. 'S7g.
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~ Assoclnii" n f IS noE Building aud j
new series. betlnni"o 'sa ng tba,.'
AAs sEst 20 q e ttlu m s'f ss;%
feb25-wed6satlm. W. y, FRI Sea
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NOTICE.-NO persons are spno-
~ 10 make cole ctlons for N. y
ininBton Branch OF the IdsS
League unless they show The -
huiho Ivy 10 make such coils.
signed by The President and seq.
BY order Of the branch. ''HeT
h. G. TURNER. Prs,td.,
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n oIlCE.-Notice Is hereby vIv--
~ the annual meeting of H. sT 81 N
wine Hundred Assoc alton sls ela!tI
ccovery OF stolen Horses ana na,.Mh
Ihleves VIII be held at lie ho,S' .s
Yer II: Parry, On Saturday. NAV "
1881, at O'clock p. IN, The ns,o en
earnestly quesled To be pre,spt ~
ness relating TO the United Comn'
be brought up for considerable
feb7-tmw. nnsi so
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DUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber, having rented his farm,
situated In Mil Creek HID. near Rose
vile, will sell, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH o, 1881,
at II O'Clock a. M,
The following described Personal Pro.
perry VIZ - norses-No. !,
brown mare Kate, years GAA
Old, nrst rate family mare, HNA6h
kind aud gentle. NO. 2, sor- UXe2
rel Lorse IL yeurs old, sound, L. Gs.xA
KIND and gentle; "A good woik morse. 4
S.s% head of superior dairy cows,
~ A4 iected with great care and
asa sndae sF q cness,snq uf asssy
whites; "a lot Of poultry, twenty six ewes,
some have lambs by their side, otners
VIII have by day OF sale; also fat sheep.
Gram fan, Telegraph feed cutter. new
corn shelter, cuItivators. no se cart and
harness, tw II harrow, l syracuse pillow, /
new Pc cock d., email Wiley. iron axle
wagon. market wagon, suitable for "A
trucker, made to order, cost 4l75, nearly
new; ! YORK wagon, the above wagons
and farming utensils are nearly new,
been in use short time, | set double
harness. set light carriage harne +
nearly new; set wagon harness, carriage
pole, cradles, kcythes, tools, hoes r'nl-
stone. wheelDari ow, spades. extra b Id Is
and hAlJers Dairy fixtures, new hu u
new baskets, Household and kllcn n
furniture, - yards OF new ingram Coz pet,
p yards second hand carpet, 2 bedsteads
tables, dozen chairs d many OIL ef
articles not here enumerated. Lot OF
gard n seed, peas, &c.
TEKMs.-Ali sums of $50 and under
ca h; all sums over that amount, a credit
OF four mo ths will be given by the pur-
chaser giving "A bankable note with an APP
proved endurser, interest added or 2 per
cent of for cash.
JAMES LYLE.
l.. W. stidham & Son, Aucttoneers.
feb2i- W.T.
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NoTioE-ANNUAL MpS..--.I
IN The third annnsi mEETlSa
steck holdeTs OF The F Va meeting :.
ISOLATION win be held Iddu w. io,Ss
ing March 3. at their O of, llautsday.
ket street at 7 80 o'cloch ice, No lwua1|
The auditors win snt. VI
report and an electlon sIlt their a..
rectors Will be held. 'or oiticers Any 4
Attest n
feb28-5t. 49, l. HAWKE.
SecE.,h
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RlvERyIEW CEMETEpv
~ FnN f.-NOTICE.-A,,hh. NJ 0Hl
iiIeeting OF the Board OF TINS ne iFla]
their nice, February /, lssI !, q ktE
resolved, To advance the n,' ~
~ the Cemetery, between ibs IL
third cross avenues. 5 GEMS nnMt
Ioot, and between the third pst sai|
cross avenues, IL censt Der son ua Aa]
IN chanee 10 take effect AnrI,f Ist III
Attest. ID. Il. HA wilkins. SEW ~
feb9- Wa ~;apl. Ittlce AZ, 1eS.IsaT
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NJ Office,
IN OFFICE OF THE farmers
LfIuAI EfuE I've ~

n Office,
IN OFFICE OF THE farmers
80 iuAL FIRE LIS. 20.
OF THE STATE OF DEL
JANUARY ath, 1884,
The I 80 r. OF the Company bsrsr
gives "a e "a I on and after Pebruar
!, 1881, lac VIII pay In casa, 10 parties d.
Titled TOR I've IL, all balances staDdln
10 tht circuit III lnemOers GA the book, \
the COM ny. on p ,llcies mat nn
lspsed n WI also pay all amouapas
On ser. V'tl Gates, Issued iu is6S, EaAa
have No. U,eL collected.
W. A. LAMOvA,
ian?4 eodiw6w4t. treasure,
NoTICE-ESfATE OF HESTER VII
IN LlAMS, pECEASED.-Lelen Of AZ
minis ration OH the above estate having
been granted to tue undersigned al pf.
sons indebted TO said estate ale EeQueslk
10 make paS ment, and those n.'llI
claims TO present the same without dsil
o HENRY V. bksLkY,
tebl4-3tw. 52s Walnut ST., PhlA
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WANTED.

Az ANTED.-A purchaser for two nnely
w located cottage lots az RehoboLh.
nesr the beach. or an exchange Tor city
property. Address, 3D." this office.
sep9-d&wtt
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The subscriber, having rented his farm
situated In Mill Creek HID. near Rose
vile, will sell, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1881,
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| Az ANTED--A purchaser for two II feet
wv front lots on Delaware avenue,
| near FRANKLIN. Address
sep9-d&wu Nv" GAZETTE OFFICE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12
The situation In the Country.

Like the people la town the country folks
have chiefly spent tho week in keeping warm.
Ne business has been transacted beyond That
required In feeding stock and keeping hot
fires going in dwellings, The cotton which
came over from last year unpicked still stands
white In the fields, but Il will doubtless all be
gathered by tho first Of February or IN ample
time to go forward with spring planting
Not lick has as yet been struck upon tue
crop OF ISL, OF course no planting can be
done until the ground thaws. good doal Of
cotton In the seed is stored on Ihs farms and
is at the gln-houses waiting for M opportu-
nifty to he brought to market This
Will DO done rs soen as
possible and as the sun is to-day shining
warm and genial the snow rapidly melting,
we hope the worst is over, and that We are
about to onoe more realize genuine southern
atmosphere. AS remarked In another part OF
this paper To-day, farmers should be cheerful,
for since the begin ing of time good crops have
invariably followed hard winters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12

The finishing Of the Grst ten miles of the
Texas Trunk has been recorded during the
weak. The contraction forces az tho COM
pany are goipg ahead Ns fast as possible in
frozen ground. The trains will undoubtedly
ran into kaufman in tho spring, aud thus es-
taslish intimate relations OF amlty and COM
meres bdtwccn this city and that beautiful
rural town and It's county.
Nothing especially new has been reported
from the Texas & Pacific front
in several days. Trains are running to Baird
city, we believe, lis miles west OF Dallas.
Another one hundred milcs beyond is In 3
moro or less advanced stage Of completion.
When warm weather begins agaiA the com.
pany will commence putting down iron at the
rate of al least one milo psr day. II not ac-
tually at III Paso by next January hrst, the
road Will be In less than one hundred miles of
there. Heavy TRAVIS Of iron, ties, aud bridgy
material continue to pass by our depot every
day.
Nothing new lnregard to the East Line Mar.
row Gauge coming from Greenyile to Dallas
We confidently rely upon the promise
OF Vice President n. W. Taylor to bring hi,
ROAD htrs during the coming summer,
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Fruit ana Nuts.

TuRNIPs--i0c per bushel.
LEMuNs--Per box, S.
Por CoUN-Prlzo packages, per gross, $40.
Reconsideration Layers, S8QS3. l0i iayers
" "a TO 100 per box.
NuTs--Almonds 23G25o per Rp0und; Brazil
ll@l9; hlbarts, liGlA; English Walnuts,
monet chestuutei American, none; italian,
none; peanuts, Z 10 81 cocoanuts, So,
DArEs--lO@l2So. per pound.
ORANGES Sound stock, ElorldS and Louis
lsgH, 81 90 to s.
CuRRANrs-SGSkc.
PnUNEs-S@Skc.
We mRkc the following quotations;
Malaga lemons, per box, 50; Malaga,
grapes, Per barrel, 81, 90; Malaga grapes, Per
half barrel, $500 california grapes, per 20 ID
boxes, $500; California pears, per box,
$500; cocoanutss per hundred, 81,
raisens, layers, new, per box, s.;
ralslns, London layers, per box, $780, ches.
nuts,d omestic, per pound, l0@l2 c; al
monds per pound, 23@2i cents; filOerts
Is cents; Brazil nuts, per pound, 10 cents
peanuts, fancy Virginia, per hundred lbs, 81;
apples, fancy, per barrel, 81 so; apples, choice,
lRose), S2,6Oi potatoes, per barrel ,Peeriess)
W. IS; onions, per barrel, si.5Ogs4Io; garlic
per string, 10 cents; dates, IN trails, pei
pound 9cents;krout,per barrel none; krout, PEI
half barrel, none; popcorn, prize boxes, pei
half gross, ,S5 New York factory cheese
per pound, 10 cents; western cheese, pc
pound, IA cents; choice oabbRges per crate
N'N@6.0O pure apple vinegar, per gallon
PEcANs. - Per bushel s. loose, ant
~ - centsmore double sacked.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12

throughout the week has been greater theh
the supply. John Cochrsne says seVNntY'nVe
per cent. OF the corn crop produced in Dallas
county last year ttOnds in the fields unsaih-
cred
Oats have also 60 ne up. We quote them TO-
day at az 10 Is cents, with an aeti ve demand
AMeats steady and slow Of sale. Smoked clear
sides cents, dry sat do, 8. Dressed hogs
cenls. Live do, Ito AZ, with demand good
for these last, dressed aud on foot hogs Nl1d
game scarce and in demand.
General groceries have bsen triile slow Tor
tho time Of year. Tho order trade has been
barely moderate during the week. coffee lule8
firm at the quota Ions below. Sugar tx uu-
changed and in fair sale, New Orleans talks
OF a firm market in sugars and conees. The
demand for canned goods 10 moderate.
Oranges have played out They can't be
shipped from the south to this northern tsic)
climate without TOO much risk of freezing
Lemons o. 30 per box and in good supply.
Apples are SLOW since Chrlstmes. The stock
has been good and brands the finest, but they
have not sold go fast since the price went to
So Is and 81 90 per barrel,
Irish potatoes have also played out, The
only sale reported to ia during tho week Waa
a small lot OF 1t IN sacks at SO 0sper bushel,
No barrel lots known TO be in town.
There lisa small supply Of onions, more or
less sound, held at 81 30.
Butter has ruled steady at % cents for Al,
and 90 to 22h for others. Stock ample and IN
excess Of the trade.
Eggs are generally % cents per dozen from
first hands.
Flour has been steady. The supply has been
aud ia ample We quote patent brands % 10
to % 2oRnd So % per barrel, Tho market is
more conservative than at last report.
Poultry in scarce. Chickens readily bring S3
per dozen, and turkeys 90 to SO
VenlSon Is In good demand, with little offer
ing so are prairie chickens and quaiis Ls's
of these have been her5 this season than ever
known before.
Wool Ia in heavy demand every day,
and the fine prices paid by consumers brings it
freely forward. 1t varies from 80 to s5 so per
cord for four foot, with stove retailing at least
one-hGlf more, or 81 80 to 81 per two-horso
load.
The coal yard has managed 10 keep the
CRATES going during the week. The price az
venoed during the week 10 $40 per ton. The
chances now are that good supply will be at
the ageY cy during The remainder OF the winter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12
FRAUDULENT PL. OWs =!

The widely extended popularity of our imnemort, .
ts'g U during halt century build extensive business y ON
S % o. lar dealing with custOmers-n gvnn bo G
a e va experiences and ingenuity could design oombrT &
surety material and the most skilled bor6as oan %
RVS PaSs TO Hood the country with FRAUDULENT TgH
also b Oue not 0ny to protect our hardly reputation m
already brought suit against the makers Of have
SRT sn 0n6 purpose of this notice to give fair warning s
III nont brt many OF whom are comparatively innocant
on v That W. T hold all and osr, ma T
OF phws also Points, etc 0H'J 70 poWs, but to parts
lhese osa onost schemes to do business upon the f
noa OF another involving bare,acod transos earned repu
avail Sw mayo become we have
EtAASTUREas MERCHANT or FARMEEs AGAINST MANI.
rights by making selling using these frauds "no iniringe
Respectfully
Lnahvrle Oct l X n A UIDXr or-
~ LIN N DUNN
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miscellaneous grocors' stock.

CnAnEGpus-e3 75&9per bushel.
HiUS-Whulegnle 10 ~,
9ALr-ln barrel, s2,25. Liverpool In
a. eks, dsj fines 25i Rock Sl.JO per sack;
to "a, Trade Mark, rs Cream O. Ginger
SuNps on To 10.
LEAD-Se per III.
soAr-Ollye, sac. perpomdi Blue India. 6k
h Co % bal'as Soap Works: Pale olive, &c;
Cambrlc 90 per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company Cyclone, %; Pale Olive, .; Extra
Olive, ~ cent per pound,
BEANS -i94ac. per pound.
CANpLEs--Star, full Wtlih. light VT 1886,
CHEEsE-ile8r spring, lie; Factory To 10,
HoMuyY AND Ours S5GS5 90 per barrel.
SAuER kR,Ur For half OarrelS6.b0.
ArrLRs-S5 70 to 81 % per barrel. a stan
dard barrel of apples contains IL pecks.
ONtoNs-Per balci, 81 IS.
poLAroEs-SS 20, per barrel. In sacks,
81 20 per huehel,
. Dptrb PEACnEs.-Unpoeied Sc, peeled l2c
per pound.
SWEET PoTAroEs-5O per bushel.
Coal 0I-Below are revised quotations 40
\, test: IN barrels % cents, per case OF gal
ION cans So 90, and gallon 43 cents,
CLQTnEs PlNs-Roundi oSc; spring, W.OOp per
b,x.
MaAsuRvs--H bushel, iron bound, as 80 per
doaeN; two-hoOp palls, So 10; three-hoop 81 80,
TuBs--lhrec nest, ~ S0aS1.5u; eight nest
s.25i No, /, per dozen, 9l0i No. ., $685. No
u 30.
WAsmoARDs-woo N,S5; zlLc, 81 30, New
Era, S2.W%Sl7O,
WE'LL RUoKsrs--$i,OlGS4.7 LIS per dozen.
FowpER-SJ. 40 per key of 25 pounds; l2h do
W, Ga do, 81 .Sj; blasting kegs, Sis5.
SuoI-Drop, bag, s2l5, buck $40.
MACKKREL-NO. / barrels, $40; barrels,
B.b0i kits, l. pounds, 81; No, barrels, 80.
CANDY--StiCk, l3@l5c. q pound. Fancy, ID
10 2bC.
LYR-Concentrated. 81 65Gs8.5C.
RorE--Sls0l, y In. basis, lOc; cotton, nc.
NINEGATt--Pcr gallon, 2O@SJc. Apple, 900.
WRAPPING PApER-Rag and Straw, 40c, 6Jc.
STARCN-4Ac,
RuuGY WIIEELs--Sarven's patent, A, b, G, ID
and v grades, IS TO 81 per set.
TOBACCO -Lorillard's bullion grade, 5S Gil
max, do ~.
! JuGs--We quote II TO IL cents per gallon fol
| glazed, Crocks Ii TO Il cents per gallon fol
| glazed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12

There is m abundance OF money nnoat, gnd
bank vaults are stuffed with more than be
probably employed. The nominal price
is one per cent Is month, but
when good collatorals arc olforod and
six and twelve months nominated there 10 no
trouble finding tat 10 per cent. per annum.
This Is pretty steep Shep II lie known that In
New York money lenders arc glad to get and
q, This isnot New York, however, and by u
good deal
Some complaint lis made at the constantly
increasing amount Of silver certificates anoSt.
They dlsplace 80 many greeubscks. They
readily pass over the bank counters and are
at PAL in all counting rooms, but for some
reason or other the people don't like them.
Tloy don't look ike good money, but for all
that they are worth their face In silver coin
aid will be so taken mp upon demand, We
are getting more than our share
Their leaving the trade centcrs and
going to the remote country Is the express
u mpauies charge leis for transporting paper
than they do for coin. This Is doubtless truo,
bu. Rraonbacks could be shipped al the same
rate iwhitc backs are
We have no reason to complain of our anan-
cial altustion. Tho cotton crop now marketing
viii fetch between $50, OOO,OCO and $50, Goa, 900
and our cattle, wool, sheep, corn and Other
surplusmNny millions more. And aside IRON
this the railroad builders are spending enor.
nous sumo upon now Texas roads, which ii
mil H.
who will follow their tracks and oper
farms and build houses, mills
towns and elites, They will thus be sources
of perpetual wealth TO Texas until the cad o
time
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New York, all rail, 81 80 per 100 pounds -.
Boston, all rail, 81 Al perl0O pounds
Philadelphia, all rail- 81 80 per 100 pounds.
Baltimore, all rail, 81 33 per 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, sll rail, 81 per 100 pounds.
! 10 GalveRPn "a % per bale.
TO st.LS uis, 81 % per bale.
Pproes.oe from st. Louis to Dallas, and from
KsnBas City, $50 per car.
gollowlnga are the rates from all points Il Kan
sos south Of Kansas City;
To Dallas-COrn and oats 81 w.! &c. no.
ta0es per cwt, SOC.
To Hutchlns--Corn and oats a. auur, 55c.
To terrls-Corn and oats ,i5c Gorr, SIC.
70 PSlmer-glour, iSc; corn IN oats, zoe.
70 Ennis-Flour, Gle; corn an iJpts &c,
To Elce-Flour, bic; cOrnan OATS, 4gc,
COrsicana, MeNia, GrOesboe3k Knsse, Waco.
Marlin, Bremond, Hearne aud tIyRn --Floar65e
corn and oats, zoe.
10 Calyert-Flour, G2c; corn an oats, Doc,
OK GRAIN-To New Orleans .jssgr eqf. q,
81 Louis, iOots per hun bred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12

OAK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 lbs, 4Oc; do
under 20 lbs, SIC.
HEMLOCR SoLE-LEATHgR Best Buffalo
slaughter, soc; good do, 29c; best Mstamras
zoe good do, Nc; good DANCED, Doe; poor do,
85o.
OAK HARNESS LRATHEH-No. /, Acc; do, No.
80.
HENLoCR HAHNEss LEATnER-No. l, IS; do,
No. 2, SO.
gpPEB-French calf, 81 20 to 81; do. kip, 81 10
ftgl.@ per pomd, American calf, SOC. Q$l .S6;
do. kip, 65c.@Sl,
CoILAns-puck, No, !. per dozen, $50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12

OArs-New Texas AZ to IS. Sacked, 500.
WHEAT. No SOLD, $50; No new, S5@s6ci NO
2, 81 o.; 10 new, 75@S Rejected, 6b@74; No
-:aaa. 50 dd5c; Mediterranean, NO2, so; No 3,
fOG75c; Nicaragua, nominal, 4Uc, put not want
sd by Texas millers.
CoRE-iC cents, loose ear.
HAY-Pralrie loose frOm wagon, slipper ton ;
uluett. do. Sl2. From store. prairie, bsled Sl5,
yer ton; Millett, SIS. Prairie baled, In car
lots, sli per ton free on boad.
We q0ote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
81 chopped corn and oats, yer 100 pounds,
81 so; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 70;
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, soc;
o6rn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC, Graham -four,
IS 25; cream meal, 81 80; fine bolted meal, per
buBhel, zoe. honmy, per 100 pounds, % %
grlts, per l0O pounds, 81 %; corn -FOUR per lOJ
ouNdB, q.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-12
DALLAS, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, !
f..,,,nr,,I II IsaI

The arst business week In 1881 has ooTns ana
gone. It was marked by extreme Guinness
throughout Trade has lansuished Tor me
reason It mas heen paralyzed with frost' anu
certainly the ooldo st weather ever felt by thiS
generation in rrexas, The Thermometer
for the second time this winter Indicated zero
temperature with arctic winds, such ss tho
people OF Canada feel, sweeping oyer'pralries
supposed to be In perpetual bloom. This Is
the fret, middle, last and only cause Of trade
being so slow throughout this season Iho
county has all the conditions underlying ana
which can alone stimulate business Gsou
crops, comparatively small inde6tSdnes' gooa
prices freely paid for everything We proauce'
and no lack Of money In circulation or IN re-
serve in the hands of private Corporations
individuals and the general government
Added to oil thls the secretary Of the
treasury has recently been an ad-
vanced grsenbacler In lst'lng OUT
all the money the people WahIeu'
Complaints are, indeed, made that no is clfcu-
lating too many "white-backs, or silver
certificates. This being the case 1t Is logical TO
conclude that trade Will revive 30 soon rs
the winter breaks. stlll We have losta Srea'
deal which in the meantime wsud nave beeh
consumed and which we Will neyor regain
That cannot be helped, but there Ia no ground
for complaint over the general situation. The
outlook was never more cheerful for Texas
prosperity. This state is the focal point OF
immigration and capital. 1t has at last at
tracted the eyes Of the world upon Its latent
elements which ara now being and will be in
the near future developed with astonishing
rapidty.