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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
Or. MaDiUG1'e
SGr(Gpartfrtou-
SefOfp ent.
Der gPOBe Slatretatgsr.

SIR he @Cihu9 dreRiider RrauthCiteN ersrbt.r
cher uU6Grer ScrrptlU in otu YuHac peer Dem 9Ras
cen bsr nat otet H;U dncuen, beni yctiG oter BED
Gerreu, tueldt haS Blui pergtfttu
Gbrcnlbe NrarihettE, Nnohtufrab terbprbsus
Sdtte IN &tnte trorhUlpis &rGutbe,teu uituatirIis
der oabttus. SppbIiis uub 8cE2rtc, 6tcbertpnnbsH,
drout'be Lub alte GeitUirc, Gal3@6 eNalilne
&raltpett, iuetEe @dDtlmqCu e3riHctoS Ge5arutitts
tcrictotU, Arcts, NruiCniGDctlIugcu Eupteu 4ba
Sctrun9 he's &trper0, EuiielH uuc luisSbldqs 5tpa.
reH, GhepcpiIe, ydcrcuz uuc @iaitulcioen cbrurfer
GbeImattsnnls mn @i0t, Stpiubiutt, NaienIteiR
mn WutS ionic 4tartu ser CbileH Rrant5eiteu Be-.
ren btsuetIen onsere &omsu geaebcu perbsn.
Set ApOtbctern fir GiReu Dollar Sle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
TrrinrTnrnheil eli.

9aEpille, &trg, IA. september. =
Sobn s.. Sobnlfon, DtapOr OOn 0lnOtle,
melder ieit poreeItern pegen Grnoronng OeS
gr Eoli,eibefs Sobn 6. Satdler Dor Serl9t
ftaub, pnroe bsute abeub freigelpro4ea'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
gSatSbrdnbe bel ben Niaearaz
f0Ueu

NiagGrasS alls, N.s2., IA. SeptenIz
ber. - %erbeereuOe gSalobrGnoe miitben
unterbalb Der Settenbriide auf benz ameriz
fauiiheu ufer. 8utterp's Gleudtor uno an
eere @ebdube Id1tpeben in 9efabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
Scr @elnmarft.

RemsYort, IA. Septeu1ber.- 6Ol8erz
bes iinb bic SAlu6nOttruugeu: @eIb brahte
So Yro;eut unb idlo6 gu 6 Pro;ent.
Gterliugs s8efiel 4.93t-4.84 altf go Gage,
48S3-4.S9 auf 9idt.-Sunbes Sbltgatto-
nen: oerlGngerte 6itnfer 1O1i, 4=pro3: 1125.
DO. 4.pro3. 100. - attten: abams' @Gpteb
14O, Central Yncific 93B, @bei. q SltO
25f, Grie 43g, DO. BriOr. 664, 2ate SbOre
114f, rs. Central 9lt, gtortb 8efern
14s4, DO. Brior. 1891, N=D. Central 1877,
Btttsburg 1884, 8eabtug Ga, Rod@ Sslanb
1873, llntonsBactfc 1154, Befteru LUTON
924. -ltnteridatamtss sSilan3: SartgelO Se5,
28l ,OO7, Gouraut $6,241 ,626.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
WiehmdrFte.

Gbtcago, IA. 9ept. - Die 3niubr
BON Gtmeinen belief fd beute auf 5000
gtid; Serieuoung $500; bic Yretie Uarttr,
ten ,piInen $500 uub $9.10. = 8inbpieh:
9ufubr 5000; Serienoung 5000; Sertdufc
III $3.50 bis $7.75.-Sdaaie: 3ufubr 1900,
@erieuSuug 800; Sertaufe 5u $3.95 bis
$3.50.
ct. 2outs, IA. 6ept. - Sdneine:
2ufubr 14C9, Serieubuug $50; Sertdufe 81
$G.5 bis 1926. - 8inopteb: 3ufuhr 2300
Seri,ubuns 500; Sertdufe 5u $500 bis
.OO.-Sdaafe: 3ufubr 300, SerieubunQ
100; SerfGufe III $2.75 bis $4.25.
@afz2tbertp, Benui., IA. Sept. =
Tiubpteb: .3ufubr 1920; Sertaufe III $4.0(
bis $7.25.-Sdmeiue: 3ufu4r 2l00; Ser
f6ufe ;u 1925 bis $9.00.-Sdaufe: 5ufubl
1900, Serfdufe Su $500 bic $5.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
Nns @dlntnnt fauitr he1lte 31O, ,OOO llr

8as Shatault taufte beute 10000 I'M
seu Silber fir Die NIujdmter 5u Ybilabel=
pbta, Reps Orleans unb Gan 6ran;tsco.
Setretar Seller tebrte 8eitern hterber Sus
rid.
9em Shatantte tuirS mitgetbetlt, oaB
Sctretdr Solger in 9eneua, R.~Y., bird
Sronfbeit felt mebrercu Sageu an ietn Sett
QefeIielt 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
NnbrIunfdle.

9Iea6tnq, Yenni., II. Septcmbc<-
9GGbreno Elm Sra6t;ug beute glaamittag
oil touutz@arbou uOrbeifubr, loIte itb etH
idlpsrtr 8alfeu uon einem Der 8a88onS
unS traf ben 8audmaggon etnes ans BOtt8=
pille tommtnoen Gil;ugS 10 hefttg, baB bier
Sibc in oem 8audwaggOu Seri6mettert
purSen. ISM. Snpoer ans Bbil0OeIphtG
puroe ;lrtIhen einem Der SiBe Hro Der
Settc ocs Iagaous eiugetIennt uHo tonntc
erf befrett merSeu, nadbcM Der 8a!ten cnt=
;mei qebaft poroen mar. SngoerS Ser
letungen iin6 mabridstHlidl t6btlid. 2Sdtz
lace }loCunI, Elm 8remier ans 0(eaotug, Uao
@atrtd Bbilipp8 tpuroen 10 ldmer az Ben
getnen uerlGtt, oaB Nmput0ttoH NOtbia mers
ben biirfte. Sin Maun, Nameus Smtrb,
muroe ebeufollS uerleft.
gBtlte8barre, Beuni., a. Sept.-
Gine @olltfou ersigurte ltd beRtc unbe
SbidIbtun9 auf Der u2addmunna SloomS'
burger 8abn" ,lpiifeH cjnem 6radjtSHge uno
elmer 2otomott0e, nelhe ben g8aggou oeS
3ablmeiIters seq. 8eioe 2ofomottueu Durs
0en Scmolirt uuo suet Ytduner, yIamcus
Gbos. Gale unO &buS. 0ttaee, ihwer per'
LETT.
&l1noutb, SHN., IA. SePt. - 3mst
6ratt;Ige Der g6ort gSapue= Sabn" COLT
btrten beute abeuO mdbreuO ctues othten
Tebcl8 nabe oieier Station. Son pier Sna=
ben, pcldbc bic 8abrt ais bltnSe BoIIagterc
mttmad)teu, Dur6e 9fobt. 9Olmes gctOotet
nm NiP iihridPu bebeuflid perleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15

6rute abenp bas 4. uno leBte 0artea=
GouSert Des 6eiaHgz 8eretns ~9armanle"
Tn ibrem Sofale, ~Stags6alle," Wr. 80,
6anobcriiraBr, poju Die WitSlie6er uno
SIeuR0e B0FiGa eiHGelaoeu iiHo. (s2p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15

Raui6ide cine Brtefmarle an 8 aOuaV
& &c., gtr. 80, 8arrsHs, @de ber Sbarh'
Stra6e, Rep yorf.
Eag- BeIs5nus. Tmdsubs Vou ooaags Osrt5. tUtrS
Gu6 agsItidl lpsIoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
W, hoA aJublifuu1,

O. fauu fsu, beHsrs garGutis fur ben sssrts Bon
Or gubpnt' aliesdbtrteu w. y. ~ Se'1mitttln aiii
abmirqeu serfebeu Gs giebt elupbl iali9e .saeicls
bentq " als mld ,Reltefs" unD ,.9tns." Sehet Gllt
ser une perlonaet nur Robpap's une Gotet oarani
sef her Qoms .,9ptpas" Ft9 a,f oem sstauitsH 8rtE
tel be1ueet. (SHlt1S, ,@ttR6&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
SNlit einem Seiirmefier erftO d1cn

Smitbftel6, W.s@u IA. SePTem6er.
-9aniel gtc2augbliu, ein Sabube6tcHte=
ter, fam gelfern SOrntttag in ba5 Sdrcau
be8 Or. &obiuion nnO griff beuielbeu that
lid all, ibm 1ncbrere Su6tritte pcrleseno.
NobinIon ergriff Elm Seiirme6er uno brahtC
0amit Rc2augBltu bret Sttd)e bel. vebtc
rel furb mad menigeu 0tiuuteu. Or. 9to
btniou iit ein 8ru0er bes borttgen Sunoes
SiItriftSanmalts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
Eefearap6i(le Qepe(6erl.
Sic Netfe beS 8rdiibentcn.

Seribt, Der ,,NTOcirter grsHe" fir ben ,,Ssat'dsr
GprreiponSenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15

gcuiommen obne ie9Iiden 8eigeidmat, elegant nit
ibem gummi sIGitrt. Pursirsu, resHlirsr' Te'H'sea
Hb itdrteu.
Raenap'S plueu ulr Rur aHtr aran'bstttH bes
Waasns, Der aeber, Der geedrms, Der Aisren, beE
BIafe Iopie fir uerb5ie5 aopitpeB, 8ertephne, 5Hs
biaeftipr 9bspepie, bioie 5uitanbt bteber, antsrs
IetbSeufsiiubna 6amprrboioen une nle aneereH Stis
ber bes ilntsrlsbes Cine boltoEImene Rur gdrartrt.
Rein beaetabiltib feline Spur bon BterflT. YiRsrGs
lieu obeT fbdbIideH SrDsueu.
R5sg~gan beadte folgeHbe Symphonic bon erantbeis
zen her gerbaulugsorgane 8erhopflng, iHnerli5s
SdmprrbUibsn. 8hItpaluus mad 6em e0pfe, 5aEEs i'm
aPdaeu uebeltet, Spobrenneu, Gtel Dor benz GheH,
aQG9enSriiden aiIresQuoben, Sinten o6er 8ebeu ses
Serisns, erftttenbes BefibG bem eiegsu. Rebs ober
Siadsrn Dor @ugeu, 6iebsr unS 6umpie 56nsusH i'm
Sobfe, ftpdsuesn @tbem, seIbss 4usisbsn Der 6aut
ulb Der AugeH Seitenfteden, S6msrten In Der 8ruR
uu6 in ben @Iiseeru, pI6RIi4s aEpaaaHg Bon Sisss
Bremen bes 5Isii4ss.
Giutqe gofen BON Raewan'S pifien iperbsn ods
Ssfte bon Gutn obenBeHGnHteH granfRettsn beirstR.
Sr Sen 2lpOtbetcn 3u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
2luslasen sestn ZEN @sid)worencn
Der neuc 8rianrtc ser gd1wfiI.

SberIt Gmil Srep, Der neueruauute Sc:
ionOte ber Sdwet1 lam Reute Ibcnt
bier au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15

ber2uuseu uuo TubsrfuIps, gbtbtfs, Gerob5slu,
Snpbtlts S6Diroeu. GutGrtIrg nub Grebs ber Rtss
reu 0drnrplbr, uriubaltiug, mo es pbHs &nipeubuuG
bes antbeters 2inberung idaiit uno bic I6merseuos
4utpenoung 6Ieies SInitrltmentes uunDtbtg mad -
Stein uuo Cries lrlb in alien Fdueu BON Gutstnbuuq
Der 9ieren uEb Der Bloie ionic in 6ronii6sn 5aaeu
ban Trouenirautbettsn.
Cine Flai6e eutb6t mehr mirtiame NrSueiiioFFe ais
irpeub Elm onberes WitteI Sie iu biz ets E6ssl6eI
bon n6tbis MAIDEN, iudbrcuo BON S1riapGriutaR etH
TnnU1 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
SdninNinht

Die grobs Wndt 6ieI6S 0etlmitteIS ofeu6ar. ft tR
aront6eitgn bic ben Snb LerLeimiinren hroben pe Ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15

Dublin, IA. Sept. - Gin SerfHdj iit
gsmadDt wOrbsu, 5met 6armsr, pelfs 0eu
Uou stnem @ute tauiten. oclien friiberer
Hddter srnttttrt nor6eu mar, Al ermOrosu
- !9r. YaInen, 8auttt, Dillon uuo 8reunan
haben bei6lOiisu, i'm Serbite etne @oufereu,
III halteu unO eine Rationals Bemegnug gu
crgautfireu, in pel6er uue frlber besouHes
uen Semeguugen couiolioirt ner6eu iOlleu.
Sbre Ylattiorm 1T: nuttouale Sslbftregie'
ruug, Bsleitiguus bee reauolprotsmUs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
SdlaHUfisfeit,
1lnterlcib cibsithnlericR /!
in eincr Els ;pau:iosFinute,t.

CbUe uu.cridico, ME arpB bic Sbmtrjsu aId IeiR
mrlsn fig IN 1rGuuali3Ur5 Se.oeu6eu, bic 9ettl&s
9grNe bic Ntrtrlppe,tGn 1tt JilrppieH bic AT Rels
ragI, p6er lueertu &rcutt,ittN l;iOtn per6tt ourd
ole arU .no2nB pou 9dhpGp ReIsh yleliei auasabNis
Etc Siup5ruug ftHetr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
0iebif6e tlrtii6e y, mite.

@onHauttuopet, IA. Sept.-Serbts
Ben unS Nerieiinu Ben, 9irettOren Der Pas
ldfte oes Sultans, ftn6 inter Der Qntlags
perhoftet moroeu, cine Suume uon $4,000
unteriblagsu su babsu. GS beiBt, baB piele
hobe 8enmte in Der @el4tdte uerwtdelt
fn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15

@rdfIidber Hnfau IN Ger Nubliner satbeeralt
0ubliu, IA. September. - @tner Der
Strebepfeiler Der ct. Batrtdss SatbeOrale
ffiir3te beute iuiummen uuS eri6lug in ietueu
Stur;e bier 6rouen. @tner ieOen Serielben
tpurbe cas Saupt uOIftdubig pom Jfumpfe
1etreurlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15

Bct ApotbCEcrn iiir GtRen Dollar sic
Slaidye III babGu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
Gin Solar pro TlaftAe.
&aOWaB's &e9ultrenSe PtaeR.
&oGtOmmsne Burgun3eu, linberuos abfidrl
mtttel, ntrteu Obue Sdmer3 tets,
BuOerldifg NIB natiirlt9 tn
ibrer Operation.
Gin DeeetabilifAes Grfaemittet
fur Salpmel.

gcaicmmen obne iseIiten 8eigei&utat, elegant nit
hBsm gumuIi sIGitrt. Purgrsu, resu!irsn' Tsin'seu
Nh n6rFpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15

7 0.ll D II, 10. StpIenlber.-GlneS Spe5Is
alSepei6e aus Ssmailia meloet, SnE bic @ars
uiion uon 9nrniette tire &apitulatiou auge=
boten bat. General 8oIielen's @rfoIg ift
beute frlb 6as ausiGlieBlide Gbema Der eus
ropdiiden 8reiie 9te fran,6fI6en Sour
naIe 1pItmentiren Die groBen Ealeute
bes Generals 8olIelen. Die oeutiHen GET
tungen gebeu Su, baB Der brttii9e Sieg stn
eutideibenber lit, osrmeiben iebo6 ale Be
pre6uug Der polttiidtH Sadlage. Su
Hieu uHb @iabrib biloet bic sggptiite 6rage
bas al9emeine ilnterbaltuugstbena
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-15
glau lsis 4; ,SaIiS uuS @a6r. "

Su Sen 2lPOtbctea 3u baben.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16
A ROMANCE or rur WAN
How n avoiding Followed y Tragedy AFTER
Many Years had Passed.


Soon after the battle Of Gettysburg the
seventh Indiana regiment was stationed
near Waterford, London county. An nc
quaintanco sprang up between Lieutenant
Holmes, Of that regiment, and Miss Lizzie,
daughter of John II. Dutton. The cor
respondence between the two, which en-
sued upon their separation, led to their
betrothal In an assault upon the Con-
federate works ut Petersburg, the young
lieutenant was killed. A few days later
came letter from his betrothed. A
friend and comrade Of the slain officer,
Joseph M. Dunlap, knowing the, rela-
ton between the two, returned the letter,
at the same time apprsing Miss button of
the fall OF her lover. A letter Of thanks
from the young lady for the mournful at
tention paid her gave occasion for the inter-
change OF several more epistles. Mr.. Dun
lap was deeply impressed with the style of
the letters, having previously seen aud adj
mired the writer. The tide of war rolled on
until the torn battle.fags were furled at
lAppomattex. The correspondence ceased.
Mr.. Dunlap went to his nome in Indiana
and fulfilled a long-standing engagement by
marrying the daughter of q neighbor A
year or two ago this lady died.
Mr.. Dunlap went forth into the world a
lone man. and in his travels found himself
enc day near the house of his former cores
pondent. A train of pleasant recollections
followed Was she married No. The
wdower pondered and formed his resolu-
ton. A postal card opened the way for
renewed correspondence. A. visit to the
home of his correspondent followed. They
talked OF her dead lover and his gallantry
and manly bearing, and how he fell
at the head of his men at
the very points of the Confederate
bayonets. Then they talked OF something
smoothly and naturally that in few weeks
Mr.. Dunlap found himself at his Indiana
home busly engaged in preparing it for the
reception Of a new mistress.
Last Tuesday the little town of Water.
ford was all blaze of light, and scene OF
general rejoicing, for the lady was popular
and beloved by ALL In the midst of Il large
assemblage the ceremony took place which
united Miss Dutton and Mr.. Dunlap in the
bonds of matrimony.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16
COMMERCIAL

DaLLas February Bit j. understood
That there will BE- an effort made sO0n % eK-
tend tIe city lImifs u Dallas. Nos would
be on 0rp1rtune time 90 bring the subject
l1~u1rl Those who are living In the sub
urbs uUrld. no doubt feel h0nOred bon being
incl1dsd among the citizens q Dallas. and
assume q portion of The city's Indebtedness.
f1r afe they not nnuing tie benefits u the
resiletic streets and sidewalks, and should
theT not realize the greafto1n Of being taxed
about four time as much a. the amounts
ri0u assessed aEa'Isi fhem f1r the privilege
81 wa1i1- n1k.e-ieff. in mud IN crossing
from one Etrelt 20 suliier7 But
f.rrsrarr rl Iaffer state
ii AFFAIR." Ir r1r.re-ssf- 1r VIII one III tie
r.r1rirerf rucrrbers of tle f.f- Council be-
-arr r-tr.I fl.rf rI- fimf lrI r--s-sf when
fiie f1r.f1r ri mirroring -fre.s ard sile-
r.e1t'f rri1lif if.1t ~ , cllf ienae O. ssue
fa~oraile q ti1l L--uE r-ter p OBJ nurtrr-
ities rf Id elar az. or rrr IL cIris-f1 81
rr-.rr 81 ff- li.r.ls ard Some Ina-sl-.s
!. rarr--errr Of ui.lf trs been frrariensf1
r ftt lrsi ~ weeEs- Tie tnrisliE 90 1e
re- n ftr-s ir..rrrrerrerts nv seems a.
- = rres-ion Tii.h VII prove the NOS
'Ifrrrf o. deile. He li1lu,sr.r
rrreufrt. -he-e q Il lad Win
- rrr-f rrate-i.l has rereralir given
.rtis.1cii1-. ths r--ltss- 1.i.iec-i1r beinE a.
- 1rr.i~r rralities Bet On rieu u ttt
.rr-.- - fisrc~s-ies ~ tht r-er-rti1n o.
E5o8 trcsTinEi g DE- ssem thsi pave
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16
GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFS.

THERE were light receipts of grain to day
and few scattering loads OF oats EN- braced
all that was offered on the market. One
load of oats was shipped to Abilene for a
western fort. Prices are firm and without
change. There seems still to be an opinion
that prices will decline when the roads i'm
prove.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT-sl GOAL 25. as per grade; Nicaragua
81 90 to / Is on street. 40 from store.
CoRN-In ear Sj@90; shelled corn, 81 co.
OATs-ln bulk, 52@55c
RYE-Scarce. We quote per bushel, 75@S5.
BARLEY-Scarce Good demand, 20 a 75c.
BRAN-we quote at mills, 81 2O@l 25 in store,
FLo,UR-We quote City Mills as follows: xxx.
sS 10; XXXX, So 65; extra "a 20.
Imported Xxx, per cwt 90 90 xxx % IS;
CoRNMEAL-Per bushel. 81 10.
The New York Traveller gives the total
reported transactions in flour, also the prin-
cipal items of grain and provisions, as fol
lows during the week: Flour-Receipts,
II ,4lG barrels: exports, 65,622 barrels; 1881
sacks; sales, 81, 500 barrels. Grgin-Wheat-
Receipts, 35j,0l2 bushels; exports, nearly
2S6.4 72 bushels; sales, 0400O, prompt; 49,
10000 for future delivery. Corn-Receipts,
324, 800 bushels; exports, about 29S, l33; sales,
100000, prompts $4,000 for future de-
livery. Oits-Receipts, 222,9ji bushels; eX-
ports, 2.2S6; sales, 2,O00,0OO.
The FL Paso Times says the first shipment
of wheat from San Francisco to New
Orleans over the Southern Pacific
was made this week. Thirty carloads of it
are daily expected to pass here. From this
point to New Orleans it will so over the
Texas & Pacific.
The French minister OF agriculture has
published an official estimate of the harvest
for 1881, in which the number of acres sown
is given at IL 500, 600, showing an increase OF
nearly half million acres over last year.
The crops, however, were not so good as
they were the year before, the total yield
OF wheat being put at 33,OOO,0OO quarters, or
nearly / 900 900 less than IN 1880, while the
average yield per acre was only l1l bushels,
or a bushel less than last year. The yield
of rye was about 5000, 600 quarters, or about
100000 quarters less than in 1850; so that
France will have no import breadstuffs In
large quantities this winter.
News comes from California that wheat
there is advancing rapidly because of the
drought. Also from London to the effect
that the early spring shipments Of wheat
from Russia and India are expected to be
large. =,
In Chicago grain again got black eye"
and the decline was the heaviest of any day
in the year. March wheat opened at Sl.21
and closed at 81. 202. three cents under yes
terday. Corn for the same month opened
at sci. and at the last call sold for J6i, a
quarter of a cent under the day before.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16
THE DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY TO- 1882

advanced one cent. Fruit NJ the Loom iOi
brown and blcncled slieetings advanced one
cent The export request has been well
maintained, and, while for the China and
Africa markets some good contracts have
been placed recently, for nearby markets
there js an improving demand for mlscel To-
ncous assortments. The reported ship.
ments for the week have been ,2.O25
packages from this port, ll2 packages from
Boston and II packages from elsewhere, In
all 1901 packages, and since January LIST,
1889. total of 1850 packages against
II, 400 packages last year.
To.DAYs QUOTATIONS..
PRINTs-Freeman's, 6K; Lodi. 5Ei Gloucester
6h; Harmony, 81; Cocheco 7; Merrimac Z;
Greenwich, 8; Allen, 6k; Albion solid, 6; Pea.
body solid, O. Peabody black, 6A Simpson
black, 81; Simpson mourning, 7; Gloucester
mourning 81
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTIcs-Augusta, A. TX;
Indian Head, so; Swift Creek, A, Z; -Etna.
"a 81 Edgeheld, A. ~; Cabot "A, IN,
Derby, 81. 81; Glendale, "a, 6h Natchez,
~ s., Great Western, A, So; International
FINE BROWN DoMEsrrc-Lake George, ~
Harvest 81; PoGahontas, q Great FAILS *
Peerless, 3.4 Plum Island, s; Atlantic, sH
Greenbrier sa,
BLEACHED DoNEsrIcs-social 1OA; Sunny
Side, S14 Holmesville TX; Forest 81; Big Bon
anza rs, CD; Auburn, S1s; Lonsdale 1O1i
Mills, 10; Diamond Hill, cambria, 9l; knights
cambria, ga; Hero. A, .; Hero, rs, s; Ballard
vale, q Cambridge, 7-S, 7: Peerless, "a, 51S
DUCKs-Arkwright, IL; Ettrick, S-oz. -; stark
S-oz,1 IA; Stark, 1907 10; SavageS-oz 49, Hampden
brown and drab, 90, 10; Hamden Xxx, do, 16js
Boston, 1907 brown and drab, l71s; Montauk, Al
inch, %; No. s. 40 inch, 42Ia; No $, 81 inch
571z; Gold Medal Blue, 141s; Lion, brown ant
drab 10.
Ottawa, So; Michigan, So; Belle "a; Wood
lawn, So; Catawba, "a.
TlCKiNG-Amoskeag AGA, 1871; Hamilton u
Hollywood, plaid, IA; Standard 2, TO- Easton B
pa omega, l6h.
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f89 shj51s. tompafod with go sl6.JD for
tho corresponding period of issl
lisa long time since the claim could be
nut forward that cotton II king In America
1tay even IL preatcr ms a CROP, and cotton
tnugtb among thc GREAT agricultural staples
I'm 1850 corn wns iho chief product Of the
limited states fields, IT'S value being 500.
~ igG Wheat followed At si7l1Ol $50;
Inv was next. Mt 1871 81 ,Osi, while the
value of cotton was but little more than a
third of Tint of corn, being but $3.50, 2GG, 2l2.
One million boxes of tin, representing an
average value of 600, 900, are annually ex-
States IN he used for the sole purpose of
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PROVISIONS.

THE Cincinnati Price Current says lasi
weeks exports Of hog products were much
short of the corresponding week last year,
but the latter was an exceptionally large
showing, followed by much lighter ship
ments. The total 10 date now aggregates
100000 pounds, against 33j 10000 a
wear ago. a decrease Of li2, 10000 pounds
equivalent 10 the product Of about $1,000
hogs, while the falling off in production i
greater than this number by 405, 90 hogs,
and with the probable increase in domestic
consumption, the shortage in product nov
in the country is equal 70 the yield Of JOO,-
OOO hogs. or more. The total number Of
hog, packed AT Kansas City during the year
1881 fnots M Isl .322 head, or 232.go2 less
than the total number received. OF these,
however. about 5000 were driven out 70
local butchers, leaving $4,000 which have
been shipped east.
Minister Morton cables the intelligence
that the French under secretary Of state
thinks his government viii soon Dermit the
free importation Of sailed meats from the
United States.
Mats AND LARD.
HacoN-IOng clear sides. l2hc shOrt cle1r
Pa. freekfast bacon l3ac.
iiEY sALr-I0ng clear sides. IL sh0rt clesf,
usfc
Hsus-Crnrassed isk.
Ifrn-Tinrre IZtfa11e- hslf barre lit d ac
Dsil-. n 10 lts.l1sf G1se- ? d. 70 lsf ~.
Me-. Finrk in Chicago Opened a. SIS and
cio--I ~ s17G1l.a dctllie 81 sixty ceni-.tiie
heaviest that has occurred during TIE eli-
lire seassn Dol one dIy-