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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-07
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!'tilGcn teloen; bni6Du0en, Sntar.unq urb SSy-
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tutT6 tbceloiieliuetie gencmmen udbreu6 onseyS {S
ihnf DIS iebs UlaI 70 uiC criorOern. ''''''
Gin Suuar bro ESIosdse.
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Francs s. o. 70 y Is
General Notea.

Tie Associated Prels report OF the amend
meuts to sue refdndinS bill proposed by The
senate finance c)mmttte was incomp etc, aud
not entirely accurate, The bill rs reported to
the senate On Friday last authorizes The issue
of not more than 500 ,OOO, 900 of bonds and NOT
more than $500 OO0,0O0 OF 'troatury notes ,,
The house bill, strictly construed provided
FOR the Issue of the iuli amount sOf SsC00uO. coo
of certificates, aud not more than SiOOOl,
600 of bonds, nor more than enough ia addl-
tion To the certificates authorized t. cover the
. aud per cents t. oe refunded. The
proposed amendm9gt does not prf-
scribe the exact amount Of elther
bonds or notes within the maximum
limits assigned, but leaves the secretary of
the treasury free to negotiate either, as m " be
most advantageous The house bin fixed the
rate.of interest On both boats aud "certn-
Gates" u per cent lsaylng nothing 10 the
discretion OF the secretary The bill a. now
before thJ 5enR'e likes The rate on the bonds nc
3A per cent and on the "nOtes" this word be
ing substituted for the "Certllcs tes" Of he
house BID atnot exceeding 3H per cent Tins
leaving the secretary AZ liberty 20 negotiate
the notes at lower rate it possible, az Mr..
Sherman thinks IL Is.
he total traffic Of the Suez canal during lS3O
amounted to 2,Ol6 shipb Of 1919, 5lS tons pro
ducng revenue of so, g55 COZ francs, thus en-
ormonsly surprising the traflio OF any year
since the opening OF the canal ten years ago
The following Is four years' record Of the re
suits OF inland ana marine underwriting on
the p &c of the fire com panlts reporting to the
New YORK insurance companies
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MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
Cotton steady and UnehaHsed-Grain
Firm FIaur Quiet and Steady
Meats Firm-eu8ar aud Coffee
Firm Country Produce scarce
and About the same
DAllAs, sAIunoAY AerEnNoos.


The thermometer at daylight this morning
was at 20 degrees above zero, with bitter
cold north wind weeping dowa from the
artc The ground was frozen q hard es q
rocg, with ice upon all still water. Although
oil this was the case the sun wa Ginning
bright and beautiful Dspatcl es Indicate
terrible weather mp north Wit every
one wishing he was N Texas.
One OF tho gentlemen OF the llalne
visltort who spoke go pleasantly att lie Board
of Trade reception said; when we left home
on the list OF February the thermometer was
IL below zero and snow four feet deep. You
think It cold here to-day. We think we have
Just landed in the garden OF Eden -
The storm king and his wild winds We're
abroad In the land yesterday and last hight
1ele rsph poles AID wires went down 10 every
direction, and hence no commercial reports
were received up to a late hour Ia the after
noon They may come along later and during
the night Winter Is bre Aking ny with
vengeance.
Two significant Items appear in tho railway
report elsewhere, concerning an alliance be-
tween jay Gould and Vanderbilt for the pur-
with Senator Malone and the Virginia roads
he controls Backed by twJ Of he greatest
and most daring capitalists Of he world the
railway system Of the southwest is bound to be
completed Mt once, Ii means the speedy COM
plstlon Of line TO the City Of Mexico
Goulds Virginia alliance signifies an Intention
of reaOhing Texas via Yicksburg and Shreye-
port, 50 the article quoted sayG. lie 0was and
viii speedily complete the Vlcksburg
and Shreveport roai, which Will
by long long odds give us the shortest route to
oil the south-Atlantio states, and II will place
north Texas in direct communication with
them, now reached by long elrcultous routes
by New Orleans or by Little Rock and Mem
p1is. Eltherls two hundred miles nt least
out of the way. And 1t would appear to us
thata passenger would travea very direct
route to New York via Vicksburg, Selma,
Chattanooga Fast Tennessee and Virginia,
or via Jackson, Grand Junction and Chattan-
oOga.
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FLGUu We quote CITY Mills nom new
wheat "a follows: Xxx, 60, AN&, . SO,
C&SS, 3 ~; Choice, SO 20; family, noGB.
( imported; Xxx, per cwt 50 10; Xxx, SO 10
xxx, 3 Is. Fancy, 3 10 to 3 20; Patent, "A co.
RYs--.ln seek. 81 10.
BARLEY toe. per buahel sacked, loose csc.
RHAr--We quote at mo-,
9UruY BAGs-Secpnd-hand IN good order, 0
cents piece
COHN MEAI--On track large lots 400. In. tine
3 ore, iObhlng lots soc.
OATS Flew Texas i2c to IL In wagon; 90 c In
store.
WHEAT No Sold, 95ci No 3new, 55@s6c; No
81 0jj II . new, l56eS0 Rejected, 65Q7i; No
lcs.ae. 20 ssd6c; Mediterranean, NOR, ~ No ),
8'hi6c; Nicaragua, nominal, AOc, uuG not want
81 by Texas mlllers
CoRN-- ~ to So cents, loose eSr,
uAY--PrAlrla, loose from wagon, Sl0,tO $40 per
ton; hllets. do, 50 10 81. From store, prairie,
balpd sl3 Dor ton; Mlllett, Sl3 Prairie bsled
In car 10, sl3 yer ton free ON hoald,
We quote; Chopped corn, per iOU pounds,
, chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds,
81 so; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, o. 50;
Jrushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, mo;
corn bran, per loo pounds, SOC; Graham IL ur,
b4; cream meal, 81 90; line bolted neal pc,
gushel, iSc. homlny, per 100 pounds, g. %
grlts,. per 100 pounds, " 30; corn -four, p 100
pounds, 81.
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went below. This morning the W-P fell to
l6 and the CIV. called its hand. Other cuts
will follow. we hope, and our merchants then
pick up enough to run them for several years.
They are doubtless watching the fight, and
will take due advantage Of it
Meats were quiet We quote dry salts
s9I to So. Smoked ga to 90 for sides. Hams
lOh to 10Y. Live hogs cents on foot and in
excellent demand
Tieroe lard quiet at lO%.
Coffee and sugar firm with an upward ten
dency.
Corn was In improved supply at the old
rates-3j cents per bushel
| Oats 40 cents and steady.
Sale of 50 pounds of wheat at so cents. (spe-
clal report of D. n. Stuart, Of the EleyatorJ
Potatoes are in good supply at SO 81 to % rs.
Oranges 81 per box. Lemons 81 to $3.50.
Apples scarce at SO 10 to 81 per barrel,
Barbed wire has advanced. Japaned o.
| galvanized los, smOothe 6 TO 7 cents rel
! pound.
Sale of eggs at l215 cent? for box lots. Butter
unchanged.
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rinnnernI Arnirs.

Money continues quiet. There is some
strlngoncy reported among mechanics and
contractors wno.have lost so much timo du'-
Ing the winter on account OF bad weather aud
consequent inability to prosecute their trades
This, however, is only local ard temporary.
and win right itself a soon "a we return to our
spring lamb, aud these ugly and repulsive
polar bears arc turned out Of our menagerle
In the lonal banks and banking circles there
is no change in The situation. There is an
active demand for money to improve city lots
with more or less difficulty In getting it Ia con-
sequence OF fGl!ures 70 give The necessary
security.
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Apollo Hail.

Mayer Sc Wsgoner, the proprietors of
this celebrated resort, now have it in splendid
condition. They not only keep the best
cigars and beer the country affords, but they
have music and attractions to amuse and on
gage the attention of those who havea fewidle
hoursto while away. They have also in con-
nection with it restaurant unsurpassed for
the rarity of its visnds, where oysters, game,
fish and other delicacies are served up in an
epicursn style that would please the taste Of
the most fastidious. II you want something
good to eat and drink go to Apollo hall .
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New York, 81 rail, u 80 per 100 pounds
Boston, 81 rail, 81 Al perl0O pounds.
Philadelphia, ~ rail, 81 "a per lGe pc ds.
Baltimore, nj rail, 81 SO per loo pounds.
10 New Orleans, all rail, VI per 100 pounds.
To Galveston 81 % per bAle.
To 1T, Louis, 81 % pei uae.
Pproc ace from st. Louis 20 Dallas, and from
KSnsas City, $40 per car
Following are the rates from oil points Kan
eaO south of Kansas City.
10 Dallas-Cofn AMI OATS per cwt 81 1-2c; pc.
taiOes per cwt, Nc.
To HuiChina--COrn and oats 43c; flour j5c.
To Ferrl5--COm aud oats, - .J 30.
To Palmer-Flour, $50; corn T. Jals, GO.
70 Ennis--FlOur, Sic; corn 10 ,,ts q.
10 lsice--Flour, SIC; COrnanl 1913. ~.
COr5cGna, MeNia, Groesbee' = co. AGO
Marlin, BromOnd, Ilearne and We 1urBj,
corn and oats, SOC.
To CAlvert-Flolu, &c; corn and oats soc.
Ok GRAIN--To New Orleana 4Octs pc 'cWt
80 Louis, 40ct5 per hun ired.
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Building Material,

BHIcK-At the kllns 81 30 to $40.
SrONg-Atthe Dallas quarrles &c per cubic
foot. Laid IN wall lie
LUtmEB-NatVe rough pine $50 per thousand;
Dressed on one side, SO %; Flooring, tungu-
oil and grOOyod, Bl5; Dressed Notwithstanding,
5l5; Ihrse-eighth .ongued and grooved ceiling,
OF 49,
SHiNGLRe--CYprcsa, q per thousand; Native
pine, sap, 81; do heart, 81 70.
LArus--s3 ~ per trOus8nd
CEAGRaT-- Wort r. jOtE, per bar, IS. eros
sndAle, 80 80; IuuiHville, Port land
&C 90.
PLASTER or pAEIs--Per barrel, a.
HAIR-Pa pound, TIC
CEMENT FLUES &c inch, ~ cents; inch. 40
centai inch ceiling joint, 81; 6 inch cap, 500;
inch ceiling joint, - 10; inch cap do, soc.
DRAIN Pipe inch, 100 per foot; inch,
2OCi inch, S1c; Inch, 40c; inch, Soc
MIXED PAINrs-Ready for use and all Colors
81 80 per gallon, All the tested and standard
makes AFRO on sale by Dallas dealers.
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Live StOcA.

CArrLE-Cornfed, SIS to So; grass do year.
iln.s, Sj@ss; steers, from to 5 years old,
UhWS3O: bsm cows, Sl568lS.
HORSES Ponies and sheep S2j to $40 Plugs
$40 to $50 Farm stock S35 TO SEQ Harness
livery 500 10 500 Harness fancy Sl2i to al75.
Harness spans f3j0to 90.
hues--Rats $50 TO SGj. Medium SG5 TO 500,
Extra drsught 500 TO $50.
HoGs--On foot, l9lHe. for inferior toprime
lOrkera.
MUTTON smEr-They are Qnotable at s.. 5OaSs
eF head
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS. We b..
been sailing Swlft's Sypldiitic Specias "
yeSrs, and regard 1t superior TO anytbin
known 20 science, for the diseases for NM,
1t is recommended. We haYe never now Ss
OF single failure.
3. j. CasselA, ThOmasville, Gail, n. Gr...
& Co., Forsythe, Ga; Hunt, RankiA & lana
Atlanta, Ca. Pemberton, Sanuels h wv
nolds, Atlanta, Ga; Daniel Il Marsh, AtIann
Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, July A, lsu
We have used Swift's Syphiitic Speciact
the treatment OF e0nylcts for the lasf VIZ,
and believe II is the only certain remedy M,
WI! effect permanent cure for diseases 5r
which You recommend il.
GRANT, ALEXANDER &Co
fl,Oo0 reward viii! be paid 10 any cheni,
Who VIII ind, on analysis Of 100 bottles 81
& S. s., one particle Of mercury, iodidepota.
stun, or any mineral sub tanoe.
Prepared only by the swift Specific com.
pany, 4 tiants, Ga, Sold by George 7 A.
gins, Thompgon, SOhott q I0., and W, Il
Pattcr7 n.
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miscellaneous 0rocera, stool.

GRASBEaRIEs--S2 7593 per bushel.
RGoE-Wholesale % 50.
sALr-ln barrel, s?.95. Liverpool In
in cks, So; fine. %; Rock $50 per sacb
CRACKERs-SOda, xxx, 61I tot; XXX,
20 7Ei Trade Mark, 736i Cream ., Ginger
Snaps ~ TO 10.
LRAD--Sc per H.
5so ,4 S%o: perpoqndi Blue IndlA o.
. Co.'s Dai'as Soap Works. Pale Olive. la,
Cambria, 90 per pound, Eureka MAnufaoturlng
Company: Cyclone, ~; Pale Olive, 3; Extra
Olive, ~ cents per pound.
BRANs--St to 4}ic. per pound.
CAEpLEs-Star, full wtl4h. light VT lSH.
SaEEsE-' lear SPRING lac; Factory N.
HoMIEY AND GRITs-s59b5. 80 per barrel
SAuRR KRAuT For half barrel 50 Is.
rorAroKS-SS 80 to So 20 per barrel. In spoks
VI 30 per bushel.
DRIED PeAcHEs--Unpeeied Sc, peeled l2c
per pound.
SWEET PorAToEs--5Oc. per oushel.
Coal. On-Below are revised quotations / 70
+. test: In baTrelsl6 cents
CLOTHES PINs--Round, $40; spring, 81 n, per
MsAsupes--s bushel, Iron bound, s.. y, Der
dozeH; two-hoop pals, " 10; three-hoop. s. 80
TUHs-Ihree most, " .SOeN2, 80; eight test
:; s5i No. l, per dozen. SIC; No. 2, $50; N.
wAsnRoAnps Wood, 81 .S5, zinc, 81 90, New
Era, S2.be@S2.70.
WILL BUoERrs-st.G 9s. 10 per dozen.
oPowDaR--S6,t 80 per keg Of IS pounds; l2S 10
". IS Ga do, sl.S6; blasting kegs, jf2s.
SHol-Drop, bag, s2,l5, buck " 40.
MAcKKREL--No. barrels, $40; hrtf-0nl -ul.
S;oli kits, IL pounds, 81; No, barrels, ~.
CANpY--Stlck, lS0l5c. pound FnnNy, 10
TO CSC.
LYs-Concentrated, q. 65aSS. 30.
RorE--slsal,s in. basis, l0no; cotton q,
NINRGAR-Per gallon, 20@j0c. Apple sr',
WRAPPING PArRR-Rag and Straw, iOc ao,
STAAcH--4kc.
TOBACCO -Lorlllards bullion grade, b Il.
max, ~.
JuGs-Wo quote II to IL cents Per gal'nr 4
glazed. Crooks Ii to IL CENTS yer gallo
glazed,
BEE swAx-l5 TO lee per ID.
TALLow--In barrel, AZ in cake, DC per 10
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sl0,eS5, l76 $


one of The best practical proofs of the giving
out OF the Bonanza mines In Nevads, is the
dlscAaTge al one time, very recently, ofeighty
miners AZ IL said that there is mall prob
ability ofrenaclng them, as tho extraction OF
oreno longer pays for mining The mtnInp
Capitalists u san Francisco ara now turning
tnels attention TO Arizona, which is the
"coming country {"
The Dummitt orange grove, the oldest and
largest Ia east Florida, situated between the
lnuiah river and the Atlantic ocean, C M
ptlsing 4)0 acres, having 5000 trees now be r.
ing, and producing last year 900 boxes Of
oranges, has been soid to the Duca re,la "a A.
tsliucla an officer In the Italian millLlry e r
wee. me duke aud duchess will m he
Jacksonville, Fla, their winter home. i he
duks itend' to have skilled aborers broul hi
from his groves Ia Sicily N
Tue inporis OF the precious metals into u Ia
country for the last year was smaller than in
1879. amounting 10 So, 27J.723 in the form r
year. ant 81 ,lnl glS in the latter. This must
not DO taken as Indicating that the net imnorts
We're less than the previous year. In point of
fact. they We're 81 ,S53,s62 greater, having been
800, 229,s2s, against s6I 3I5, 96O In 1874 The
explanation Is, that while the lamentations
fell or the exports fell OF in even isrrer bro
portion, with the result stated, This relst, a
20 gold and silver together
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susara aad Hyrupp,

sUoARs.-We. quote; Powered lllI; Crushd.
~ Eranuated III Standard A, l0%; White
extra 0@qa extra 10 to -- Yellow W to '9l5
Louisiana new ~hiie clarified ZOE; yellow 9Ai
choice Shc prime 7lsc, fair Ike
NoLAsSEs-Lo 1islAnA choice &c, prlme b5c
fair to good 4505Oc
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We make the following quotations;
ORANGES Valencia per case, 0g@l0; Sicily,
per box, SO 75tO i;Lpolsinn0 per bbl., 81 5OMS
LEMONS icily per box, "a 80,
GRAPEs-Malaga per Dbl, 50 to 10; per hall
Dbl, none,
FEARs-Califomia per box, none.
NUTs-Almouds 2lG.2lSc. per pound; Bran
lOG-i GlLers llG-- English Walputa
none; chestnuts, imported 90 Italian
IS; peanuts, Tonnes . Jed, g.; oocoauuts
per hundred 80 80.
FIGS In IS III boNes, per ID, IL.
PoP CoRN-Prl2e packages, per half gross,
81 q,
RAtsNs--London LAYER, new, per box, aS 2O
layer, new, per box, 81 81.
BANANAs--rer bunch, mona.
APPLES Fancy per hbl. 2l 00;i choice,
81 n; dried, per III, 8 to &c.
PorAr Es-Per bhl, 50 90 tots 10.
=ONoNs-Per biol, So on to- % %.
GARtIC-Per string, none
KRAUr-Per bbl, Sl3; haif Dbl, 81.
CnEEaE-New York factory, per 'lb 10
western, Ii.
CABBAGEs--Per crate, 81 90 to IS.
NINEGAR-Pure apple, per gallon, EOS.
DATEs--ln trails, per lb &C.
CuRRANTs-SlSSc.
PBuNEs-SGSN,c.
PECANS-Per ID, Ga; retail per hushel, loosq
81 g 10 to " 25; sacked 81 90, 81 Is.
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Messri. Meredith Bros, corner OF Sycs
moro and Main streets, keep one OF TIE
cosiest saloons in the city, dispensi,g The
best Of liquors and cigars. The Twin
Brothers stands unexcelled by any in the
citv
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CoAL--Indlan Nation, 50 OO per ton, deity
cred.
CoKE--5O cents per barrel.
WooD- Oak ,hlckory8pG ash CD 80 TO s 20 per
cord. Sawed sl0ye wood iE retailing Dt Ia.
rates of Sc to 81 per cord.
OHARCOAL--G5 cents per barrel
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Poultry nnel Rnne.

FhAlME CucKEEs-We quote at &c. apiece.
SQUIRRELs-.Per dozen, soc
CHICNENs-We quc:e ~ 5 for spring; ioi
grown, 50 10
TURKEYS We-quote soc, 10 81 apiece,
DUCEs-FOr tame, zoe; wild, is to zoe apiece
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tIipHs--Dry 1lnt, ~ pounds anu upwards II 10
l3actsi ry kips, free Of grubs, II c; erubh
kipa tic: wet sailed, 7hc; green butcher
hides, j%G.; All damaged, wet or dry,
half price; desr skins 900. sheen skins from
nc. gDhOC each
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Cards and Envelopes.

THE HERALD Jon PRINTING OFECE Keeps on
hand an extensive assortment OF all grades
Prices low and work guaranteed
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wagon Wood. Work.

spoKes--From to TX inch, per set, XXX
select, IS; XXX, S2.75.
SAWED FELLoTs--l~ 90 ~, 50 per set.
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RInnIss! RInnlss,

Justlces', notarles', United states commits
soners' and all kinds Of blanks for United
States, district and county courts kept con-
AID Job office
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APenny saved IL a Penny Made.

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINrING OFFICE
is turning out some beautiful job printing, and
at astoniph'ngly low prices, IA word to tht
wlse,n etc:
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GEUIAR MILLET-We quote 81 .O0per bushel
Garden, Bots. per pouDd.
Cotton-At the OH Eill,.SG per ton.
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gOrFEE-Rio, common, lici fair, 49, choice
l5%@lD; Laguayra, IL; Java, 2sG5OC.
TEAs-Imperial from i6gtaC. per pounds
Dung Hya0n, 4OG60; Oolong, i53to9i Japan,
JOteikg
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Rutser nsd Eexs.


Eass---l5 cts per dozen.
BUTTERFLY cents for choioei for Inferior
country and reNnS. 10
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sHAFTs,--A 81 ,5Oj 3 $3.50.
Car,,nn Goeila.

PEAouzs--2 pounds, 81 75i pounda
~ 10.
TNMAT0Es--2 pounds, u BOT pounds,
N.7O,
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Get your job printing done at the HERALD
STEAMJoB PmST1SG OFFICE. All work exc
cuted with artisiic taste, and vt tho shortest
notice. Satisfaction & aranteed
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Dnllas Wool Market.

Fine, "a; medium, 92;. heavy, 2OG. Black
bury ana dirty, to 10 GentS of.
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Cast, so cents per hundred; ntoye. 90 cents
wrought, 30 10 10 cents per hundred, brass
s. per hundred; copper, 81 per hundred; Yin,
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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ane 2i!t h,aclhs, it t,nis son,
co.oss, y cis. Mlihood, lOcsnls 4, H..
hood, 70 cents; Pamphlet, cents-seerres.
sealed, by mal. send money or eos',s,
stamps. DE-. WHITTIER, the great speeioI,.s
VII 81, ChaTles Street. St. Louis, Alo, ~
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Flah nnd dpysterS.


gtsH-l2ho. per ID.
oYsrERs-per can 50 cents for Baltimore, $
Mattagordas Gjper Berwick bay.
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WIEELs--(Sary0n, IA wholesale, sl3 per
set: b $40, %; O SS.25; d S7.2i.
SPRING WAGON Beds --Burr's patent, SPlS,
$40 and 500 for plain, 81 and double pan.
nels.
SHAFTS. 80 A ~. 30; q $3.50.
Poles. 81 g.; A Sll.
BUGGlEs .-B end spring, $40; a slice g ing,
SO. Strictly A phaetons, $3.50. Cur ges a.,
s.ls Senllemen's driving buggy, ~ bar,
SEQ; do speeding, 500. End spring, strictly A
eiSi top-open, s6j to SIS; side prlng do, Sill to
Sl25; Jump-ur seats DO, sl93; platform spring
DO, 500; three spring do, 500.
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Observation-Disclosures, II
AHRow TIRs--S2 - per bundle.
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Rags.

Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81 10
or hundred.
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BANK nxouANaE.

Commercial exchange upon all points par
to Il discount.
Sterling 81 %.
Francs s. % to n Is
God, silver. other than the trade dollar,par.
Trade dollars. 90 centn
MeAloHh uollaIs ''''''''.''''.'.,,..,.., ~
EioAlOuh hhiNc9'. ''''''''''.,...,..,,.,., ~
Mexican quarters. ......................l Is
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GeneIa
- cry CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION

CHARMS ,,r,D D,vspopTArioN
COMPANY.
ONCE, Pier 49, N. r.. foot Ccrtlandtst
Consgnmens forwarded as directed 70 any part
Of the world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery kinds of freight ana mer
chandise 20 any part OF the city. ..o
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly ghtered to any point
in the harborat reasonable rates. 1850,
sTEAMpoATs AND BARGEs ALWAYS ON HAND
TO CHATTER. ,,
Steamers II. starn and Erastus Corning Tor E"-
HAVEN, leave Pier IS ". n. at p M daily lsa'u"Ss
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between new YORK anu
New.IIavcn. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points d. L. n W r. X, receive" d. i'oi "
For New.Haven and points East ut Pier H.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Mics ior
Ten Cents via from Pier l. H. IT, ioot "hi'ehA-s~
CENTRAL sHtPYARD, Communipaw, N'J.-Dfy DooAS'
Machine and Boiler shops everything appertans 70 the
construction and repair Of vessels
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Bankrupt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES. for the sOUrHE IN DISTRICT Of NEW.
YORK. In the matter OF HERMAN ROOKIE, Bankrupt is
BASKKUPTCY. Bankruptcy ha been issued by
said Court against the estate Of II RhAN HOCKI, New
York city, Of the County Of New ork state Of New
York said District adudged bankrupt upon the petition
Of his credtor and the Of any debta and the de-
livery OF property belonging 10 said bankrupt TO him
TO his ADD the transfer Of property BY him arc for
bdden By law meeting Of the creditors OF said bankrupt
prove their debts choose Asgnees o. his
estate will be held at Court Bankruptcy 60 be holden at
l39 FuOnst in the City Of NOW.IoTk In said District
the twenty-nrst day OF December A. d. 1881, at twelve
o'clock the Office o. Edgar kctchum, Esquire, OF
the RegisteTs IN Bankruptcy Of said Court.
HENRY y. KNOX, MArshal,-MesseDger