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THE DALLAS HERALD, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, TlSSl
FINANCIAL.
There is a sum of money, variously atatnt
fromJS,000l000to$n,500,()U) in gold, lying
In the bunk of Knglund deposited thoro
during the rebellion by the confederate au
thorities. When the war ended and the
confederate government ceased to exist,
there was no one authorized to draw this
money, und it ban remained there tin
(claimed to tiiia time. It ii now asserted
that Mr. Jcfl'erson Davis and Honorable
Jacob Thompson, in convention with Air.
Juduh 1'. Benjamin, have united in an at
tempt to have this money applied to the re
demption of the confederate bonds issued
from lMtil to lfdtt Inclusive, to be
distributed per rata on all the bonds
registered at a committee room No. oU
Coleman streot, London. Thoro were ubont
700,WO,WO of these bonds issued during the !
war, but the amount between tho dates
named would probably not aggregate more
than $42.",000,UOO. Of these bonds it is
thought that nearly one-half have been lost
or destroyed, which would leave an amount
not above $.'JU (XW.000. and perhaps not
more than half of this amount will be
bought up and registered. The a mount
in the bank will probablv pay twenty per
cent, of all the bonds collected, and il inter
est is allowed on the deposits twice that
amount may bo realized. This
seems to bo the true status of the Confeder
ate bond matter, which Is at present puz
zling tho brains of the financiers o this
country. Bhould tbero be mora of these
bonds in existence than is now estimated
the pro rata will of course bo lessened. The
Confederate government it seems kept no
reliable record of the bonds issued, or if
they did so these records are not to he found,
and while the amount cunnnt be less than
above stated it may bo a grout deal more.
The domand for these bonds will not prob
ably continue for any greut length of timo,
for whatever is done by tho parlies
now lmvinir tho matter in hand
will bo accomplished at an early
day, and should tho money bo disbursed to
thoso having bonds registered the value of
all tho remaining bonds will forever cease.
Tho committee who have tho matter in
hand in London chargeVmo'shilling for reg
istering every.; $,rjMi, ami the feo must ac
company the bonds, in New Orleans these
bonds uro o noted on tho exchunge and have
sold as high as $7 per. $1,000, but in
other markets of tho coun
try their vuluo is much less,
i'uvls, ilenjamin and Thompson, all bavini;
held high positions in tho Confederacy, it
is thought they will succeed in recovering
the money for the purposes set forth above.
These are tho facts so fur as we can gather
them from tho most reliable- sources. In
this city some eighty to one hundred thou
sand dollars worth of these bonds have buun
purchased.
The quarterly reports of exports to tho
United .States for the period ending Septem
ber 80, show a falling oil' of Jfl.tioo'as com
pared with the corresponding period last
year.
Tho United States treasury npw holds
$.1'W,!7.5,OOU of government bonds to secure
national bank circulation, us follows: Cur
rency (1's. $.1,(102,000; ( per cents. S'l.tHK);
8 per cents. $1,51,7(10; 41 per cents. $a2,Oli,
Li); fi per cents. iWMm' .'14 per cents.
fSff.W.J.tW).
Last year there wero I,.1fU persons in Bos
ton who paid tuxes on over $1,0(K),0U0 worth
of property, und of thoso V were women.
From this it will be seen that about 15 per
cent, of the taxpayers of lloston who pay
on over $1,000,(101) aro women, and it is esti
mated that tbero arc altogether 3,000 female
taxpayers at tho hub.
In twenty years past Pennsylvania has
reduced her state debt over $l!i,000,0ii0. It
is a good picture for some of the repudia
tors to look at.
About $32,000,000 aro assessed annuallv
te run the government of New York city,
m l yet the city remains stuck in the mud.
EXCHANGE AND COIN.
, , ,. Busing. Selling
Ncwork Exchango PurioiU
Bt Louis
Chicago " "
New Orleans
Galveston and Houston ( "
Commercial exchange upon all points i to X
uiaouiiuu
Hterllng sight, 4 85.
Franca I.j5 10.
Marks i'.
Oolil, sliver, other than trade dollars, par.
Trade dollars uoceVits,
Mexican dollars so
Mexican halves ; , 40
Mexican quarters is
COMMERCIAL.
Pallas, November 4. To-day has been
another active one with business men. Or-
ers from tho country havo boon unusually
seavy and personal sales havobocn larger
than for several days past. Our quotations
win uo louiui correct in an lines.
Our remarks yestorduy in rogard to tho
want of oncrirv ilisnlnvctl hv aim, nf nti
business men In not sending out mora sales
men, nas ueen couimcnteil on pretty freely
and it is astonishing to sco'what nmnienitsv
of opinion ihero is expressed on tho subject.
One of our heaviest tlenlem auva il nil
branches of business would co-operate to
gether, one could bo of immense advantage
to tho other, but even some of our heavy
wholosulo dealers say that it is hardly
necessary for them to be at tho
expense or sending out drummers,
as other lines of business aro ri'nmsciited
all over the country, and whenever a mer
chant comes to Dallas thcvllndit out nnd
havo an equal chance to sell with thoso who
nring mo trade nero. nits may he true, but
it Is questionable whether it is cthlcallT
just or not. The day is not far distant
when every wholesale house in this city
Will have salesmen on the rond. nml wlum
this fact is accomplished Dallas will do a
joooing ousmess commensurato with the
wants of all western, northwestern, and a
great portion of mlddlo, eastern and north
ern Texas, and thoso lni.rcluiiita wlm IaIu,
time by the forelock, and make themselves
Known Dotn ny advertising in the papers
uini uy reprvsciliailDUS on mo roan, will
build up a reputation and a trade that will
bo both lasting and remunerative.
Cuttle in Chicago und St. Louis aro In ac
tive demand, and prices havo not materi
ally changed. It is thought more cattle
win no snipped irom Texas this month than
any other corresponding mouth in anv pre
vious year. Tho number of cattle driven
north over the trail, from all points, num.
ber about 330,000. Tho number of cattle
ahlpped by rail was 243,7in head, making
tho total number of cattle sold BU.7IH, at
per head, making a grand total vuluo of
$U.30o,300. Illinois Is tho only state which
leads Texas in tho number of horses. Texas
has 1,000,000 horses fairly worth, at $20 per
head, JO,ooo,ouo. During 1878 87,NW wero
driven north. At n valuation of f A) apiece,
they were worth $l,7f7,200.
According to otlleial sources tho number
pf head of cattle in New Krtuth Wales at tho
beginning of IS.S0 was 2,OI4,L10, whllo Vic
toria bad 1,128 .m. Tho total number for
the wbolo of tho Australasian colonies was
7,K78.AM1, As to sheen the figures .are 'stu
pendous. New South Wale has no less
than 2!,043,Wri, or the whole group-sevon
cploiiles-4l.HU,2.IO. It Is probable that at
the beginning of next year the number of
Hboop owned by Australians will be little
hnrl of7W,00d,0OO.
The stocks ofj Boflee are accumulating at
a 1 the ports. The products this year are
above tho average in all tho ilTpa.irmali,.
countries, and
while pricet are steady
mere seems
to be no tin.
immedlato
linilniwiU nl .A-
The storks of Itlo at all (he porta on tho 1st
of November were a follows :
First
hand.
.. IMJ
., 'i.vm
.. .nno
.. ?.74
W.im
.t;i7.HM
Hwond Dellr'n
flalreston
N.ii.iio ;
Havsnnah
New Orleans,,,
llnltlinorH
New York
Tofcl.
nanus,
40.W4
13.. -44
B0.7I1
Theqnouttlun.lnNewOri.ans'for
cargoes
were for! prime, 12J$)12J; do poo", 11 V
ll'o; do, fair. 1 Keltic; do ordinary, IKHc;
common, 71fvf i-
The decline of American shipping can be
seen from the following figures; In
IN.1-) the .ercentngc of commerce under the
American flag, as compared with other na
tions, was 1ft; in 1S70, 8; in 18m, (1. During
the same period (.rent l'rituln'a commerce
amounted to 41 percent, of the whole in
18o0; 44 per cent, in 1S70, and 40 per cent,
in 1SX).
Chesapeake Hay and its tributaries annu
ally supply ovor 3,0oo,O0ij,(Jis) oysters to the
markets of this country. That is over 80
oysters to every inhabitant in tho United
States.
There aro said to be $(!,2o0,000 worth of
cigars made yearly on Manhattan Island.
Tho production of iron ore on J.ako Su
perior is now over 2,000,000 tons annually.
C0TTQ.V.
Tho receipts to-day were not heavy, only
about two hundred nnd twenty
five bales were upon tho market.
The rouds arc still in a very bud
condition and it is almost impossible
to pass through some of the lanes und low
bottoms leading to this city. It is thought
that about two-thirds of the cotton in this
section is picked, and not more than one
third thrown upon themarkut,
Good Ordinary 'i
tow middling 9l
Middling 1(1'.'
Strict middling 10'
Oiod middling 10
Mlda'.iug lair 11
The movement of tho crop at this place
has been as follows: For tho wook ended
last evening, November 3, the receipts havo
been 1,211 bales against 2..XV) bales samo
week last year. Tlio total receipts since
September 1, 1HS1 have reached 13,755 bales
against 10,005 bales for samo period last
year, -showing a decrease of '!,2.")0 bales.
Stock on band is now 5,ffOG bales against
3,007 bales same time last year, showing uu
Increase of ii.ftOO bales over last year. This
incrcuso of stock on hand, it appears, is not
conlined to this place, for wo perceive, ac
cording te tho Chroniclo of the ISItli ult.,
that tho stocks of all interior towns had in
creased during the week ending the 28th ult.
to 22,055 bales, nnd ,wero at that date 38,174
bales morn than at the sumo time lust. year.
There will be little top crop gathered in this
section of the state, il anv uf all. nnd what
has not already matured in sections further
soiiiii, lias lieen killed hy the late Irosls.
Tho New York Financial Chronicle of Oct.
20th says: AVe have received by cable nil
tlu) results contained in Mr. l'flison's nn
liuol cotton review for the vour ending Oc
tober 1, 1881, which appears to have been
issued Thursday of this week. As thwlig
urcs reached us at so late an hour, we nro
uuablw to do but little more with thorn than
give the cable dispatch. Ourcorrespondent
a'so cables the rectified figures for last year,
ski we win them oolow, una also the fig
tires for 1878-70, for comparison. First we
g ve spinners' takings in actual bales and
p minis tor the three years, with the average
weight ol'biiles for each season:
From October 1, 1880 to October 1, 1881:
Takings by spinners, (ireut llrituin, 3,201,
000; continent, 2,883,000tntnl, 11,081,000;
average weight of bales for (ireut llrituin,
llli contincnt,l28 total, 437 takings in
pounds, (Jreat Britain, 1,427,010,000 conti
nent, l,23;l,D2l,0lKV-totiil, 2,li0l ,570,000.
From Obtobcr 1, 1870 to October 1, 1880:
Takings by spinners, (front llrituin, 3,018,.
000 continent, 2,018 1100 total, .I.IBO.OOO
avorage weight of bales, (Irent Hrituin, 444
continent, 42.1 total, 4.'M takings in
pounds, Cireat llrifitin, l,3lo,iM)t,nno conti
nent, 1,107,371,000 total, 2,147,272,000.
From October 1, 1878 to October 1, 187!):
Taking hy spinners, Great llriliaii. 2.002.-
000 continent, 2,402,000 total, 6,001,000
averago weight of bales. Great llrituin, 4.K!
continent, 418 total, 427 (likings in
pounds, (irent Urilaln, 1,121,107,000 conti
nent, l,02il,202,00O-total,2,ll:i,l.'i0,000.
According to the above, the average
weight of tho actual deliveries in Great
llrituin this year has been 1 11) pounds per
bale, against 1 14 pounds lust year and 4'UI
pounds the previous year. Tlio continen
tal deliveries average 428 pounds, against
123 pounds last year and 418 nonnds
tho iircvions year. In thn fnllnu'imr wn
give tlio stoetc held hv the mills, their
takings and their consumption in each of
the three years, all reduced to balos of 400
pounds eacii.
Great llrituin Stock October 1. begin
nlngof year 18S0-,81, 27 ,00O 1870-80, 27,000
Ili-j ", 111: fli.l . !. .!..! -
ini.T,,f, .h,n.; iit-uvuries tiuriog inn year
1880-81 , 3,570,0001870-80, 3,3,'iO,0O0-1878-7i),
3,8'15,(XKI; total supply year 1880-81, 3,507.-
000 187!H(0, 8,S77,Ol-l878-70, 2,870,000;
total consumption year 1880-81, 3,572,000
1870-80, 3,:0,00O-r878-70, 2,843,000; stock
October 1; end ol year, 1.880-81, 20,000
1870-80, 27,OA 1878-70, 27,000.
Continent Stock October 1, beginning of
year 1880-81, 112,00,-1870-80, 04,000
1878-7!), 117,000; deliveries during year
1880-81, 3,0.81,0001870-80, 2,708,0001878-70,
2,573,000; total supply year 1880-81, 3,100,000
1870-80, 2,802,000 1878-70, 2,000,(KW; con
sumption during year 1880-81, 2,050,000
1870-Ntl, 2,750,000 1878-70, 2.500.0IK); Stock
October 1, end of year 18.80-81, 210,000
lfl!(-.MI, IIJ.HI IN1N-1II, UI.ISRI.
The totals for tlio whole of Kuropo for tho
three yours are as follows (in bales of4(W
pound!, ((real (iritam and continent
Stock October 1. 188040. 1.30.000 187080.
121,000 1878 70, 152,000; deliveries during
year 1.880-81, tt,(S5l, 00O-187O-80, 0,118,000
1S78--70, 0,4118,000; total supply 18S(-81, (I,.
70,1,1X101870-80, (l,2.10,0(H 1878-70, 5,fXH,000;
total consumption 1880-1,I!,528,(X10 1871K80,
(5,075,tn-1878-7!), f).4.i!i,(Ki0; stock Octobor 1
(end of vear), 1880-Al, 2(W,000 1870-80, 101,.
WXV 1878-70. 121.000.
Our dispatch also contains tlio averago
weekly consumption, as follows (in bales of
400 pounds, consumption pvr week:
Great Hrituin. 1880-81, 08,(JI2 1870-W,
03,810-1878-70, M,tft2; Continent, 1880-81,
50,840 1870-80,52,118 lSTS-il. 40,023; total,
188IV-8I, 125,538-1870-80, 110,110 1878-70,
KM .075.
The cable also adds that Mr. Kllison's an
nual review states that the consumption of
t real tirituin lor inn past year has increased
7 6 0 iter cent, and that the continental con
sumption has increased 81 per cent., theso
percentages being, figured on tho averago
weeKiy consumption, ami not oil ine veariy
totals, which in 1870-80 embraced 52J weeks,
and in 1880-1 only 52 weeks. Mr. Ellison
states, lurtliermoro, that of the Increase 21
per cent, was on account ot tho increased
waste in tho cron. making the nctiud in,
crease (less the additional wast el 51 tier
cent, for tho whole of Kurope.
nun regard to too supply nun needs ot
l'.urope Tor tho next year, Mr. Kllison gives
his usual estimate, which is as follows,
siiiiuu 111 oaics 01 pounds enen :
Hcoiiiremcnts for Ksl in bales of 4i)
nonnds each from India, F.gvpt, etc., 1 .000,
(XXI bides; from America (4,105,(X)0 bales,
450 Pound each) cqunl to 4,7 18,(XX) bales
total requlrsmeiits in bales of 400 pounds
eucli, (l,708,(XX).
Tho amount given abovo as required from
India, Kgypt, etc, Is the estimated supply
from all sources other than America, lleuce
be concludes that if Kunuie receives from
America 4.105.000 bales of 45(1 noiinils tneh
there will be enough to sunnlv (he catlmatii
consumption of the season ending October
, lira, sou leave 1110 stocks on Hand at said
dnte shout the same as are now held. Henlsn
says that, to allbrd Kurope 4,105,000 bales,
our crop will have to bo 6.215,000 bales,
wmcn wnuui leave lor American consump
tion 2,0.V),(XO bales.
Do not these statements Inillrntn uroltw
clearly that there Is going to be ao dearth
of cotton this year, and that it is wise to let
Ktirone nave all sue wants at mvsAiit tirirrar
Tho following is the cotton statement of
Dallas lor tho week ending this evening:
HMTOH "TATFUKKT
For lbs week ended NnvuinlHir 1 lail.
Sloes on hand Heptember 1st NT
KwiMvril una ww-K l.Wl
HmvIvihI nrevlonalr,.... 11.114
koevlved since ttepteniber 1st 1HTM
Tnl.l
Shipped tii'l's ', ,
14,622
0.01(1
t7i
i.r?s
7,6MB
nnipiwl prKVUMiair
DhlpiKsl tine Heptember 1st
Klorkon hand.,,.,...,,,.
Rainfall 1 inch.
New York Spots closed dull; middling
Hi. Sales 1,103.
New Orleans closed steady for siots; mid
dling 1U. Sales 0,(X).
Gulvcston spots closed steady; niiddling
11. Sales 720; receipts 3,077.
St. Louis spots closed firm; middling 11 J,
Receipts 2,550- shipments 2,322; sales 2,318;
stock on bund 48,200.
Liverpool spots were steady; middling fij,
Orleans 0J, Sales 12,000, of whiwh 0,400 were
American.
Net receipts at all the ports 25,217; exports
to Great llrituin 48,801, France 8,744, conti
nent 50,017, channel ports none; stock on
hand 0:10,002.
FUTURES.
Futures to-day have been unsteady,
opening seven points above the close lust
evening upon an excited market. However,
they gradually declined and closed live
points lower than the morning quotations.
Wo give the closing sales to-night und ulso
those of last evening.
Nkw York, November 1 Futures elosod
steady, SuksCil.OUObules.
TO-nY. YFSTKRrtAT
November. . . .
December....
January
February
March
April
May
U MiWll M 11 MIWU 51
U BSW11 0B 11 Wict'll ot
11 Si' 11 WU 83
,12 lr.'(u,12 0:111 97(3111 W
12 mvVl Wit 1.1(412 14
12 X-MV1 MM 2(ifDl2 27
12 4.'!(ml2 44 12 U7(ull2 89
12 !IWi 55 12 4SM12 411
June
July..
Vi 6.ri(ul2 m2 .Wwl'i (ill
August -U 7'l(3)12 7tijl2 liS(il2 70
Nsw Orleans. November 4. Futures elnsod
steady, halts. 41, 70o;iilo'. -
TO-PAY. YESTERnAY.
..'11 (Mtmll 0511 (I2((U I
..111 2l-,(ill 2711 2('.(n)ll 28
..'II 4Will ISO' 11 50ta.ll 51
November
Deeemlier
January
February
March
April
May
Juno
July
August
Liverpool,
ouiut and steadv
11 tilWill I'.Vll rdMll M
11 77(itll 71 1 77(mll TO
11 K(,ll Will K'JWIl no
11 UIHail2 0011 tH',1411 98
12 0SM12 10,12 0i12 09
12 17w,12 20:i2 14(I2 l.r
12 27(012 30ll2 KIU..12 27
November 4.i Futures closed
N o vein her-1 leee in he,r
lieceiubcr-Jmiuary
Jaiiiiary-February
February-March
March-April
April-May
May-Jimo
June J uly
,....6'.tfMill-Ed.
B7-1IU1.
,...0 15-:i2d.
....fi.Sd.
....9-ii;d.
...,fl Iti.;i2d.
....li'iil.
....8 21-lHd.
, GRAIN.
There wero no changes in prices to-dav
of corn or onta. The receipts were only
moderate owing to tho; almost impassible
condition of the roads. There are now in
the elevator of this city ten thousand bush
els of corn which have been lying there
since last summer, and there is suid to be
an abundance yet in the country.
Wheat for November in Chicago opened
at 1.27 1-2, and dosed at 1.20 1-4, being two
cents and three-quarters otf of last evening's
ckise. For December it opened at 1.20, and
closed at 1.28 1-8, two cents of a decline since
last evening. November corn opened at 00,
'und closed ut 50 1-4, a decline of two cents
and u quarter in tho last twenty-four hours.
December corn opened at 01 3-4", and closed
at 01 5-8. Last ovening's closing sules were
ut C3.
FORK.
In Chicago November pork opened at
15.00 and closed nt 15.75, a decline since last
evening ot fifty-live cents.
DALLAS TRICK Cl'KKKNT.
Flour, Grain and Hoy.
Ft.oi'R We quote City Mills ss follows: XXX.
tit 2ft; XXXX, U Oil; extra $4 2ft.
Imported: XX, per cwt, .C15; XXX, $3 4.1;
XXXX l 8ft; choice family, U 21 fancy.tM 4ft.
Kyb Scarce. Wequnlo per bushel. 1 ;10(S1 40.
IIabi.kv Scarce, lluod demand, il 00.
11 ran Wo quolo ut mills, J11 10; iu store,
Cornmka! rcr bushel, Jl 25.
Oats lu bulk, 4Siuift0c.
Wiikat 81 2,'mjil 10, us per grade; Nicaragua,
90WI 10
Conn Old In ear, 7580e; new, lu ear, 0570o;
Shelled corn 90c.
Hay Dark, (!(i8; bright, $12. From stores
tralrle, baled, dark, IlUulft; bright, SlOiy-'O;
right, free on board, ear, $lft; dark, (112.
Wo quote; (Jimmied corn, per 100 pounds, t2 2,1;
ebniinr.,! porn iiml nrita ,u,r Kin i,i,ti,1o A') -..
chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 12 2ft; crushed
corn nnu coo, ier iuu pouiuis, ti oo; corn brnn,
per 100 pounds, 7ftc; Graham flour, per 100
lioumis, b.1 or. cream meal, S2 bu; lino unltep
i,t.tl i,.,p l,ul.l ftl )-.. .....irwnn 1
H; grlls, per ll'O pounds, &1; coru Hour, per 100
pouuds, U 50.
Reeds.
GkrmahMim.eT Wo ouotennneln tbemArknL
Rardeu, 5o per paper, retuil; wholesale l to
cu per imper.
Cotton At the oil mill 15,'o per bushel
Wool and Hides.
Fine and medium tine, 2:1c; heavy, 21c; black,
burry and dirty, 5 to loo off.
Drv Hint. 18 nonnds and nnward. Wi3tWii-
drv kilts. 10i(Ulle: wetMAltiul. 7fn.7Wf! irmi.n'ltnMh.
or hides, 6Hiii(ic; all damaged, wet or drv. half
price; uuer sains, soc; stieep skim om 25(ioOc
UtU 11.
Beeswax 14 to 18c per pound as per color.
Tallow lu barrel, 4Xe; lu cake, 6e per lb.
Live Stock
Catti.b Four years, 18fii22; three vears, Jll
17; two years, P.M12 50: one year, 7w9.
collarn eows $12 50diU8; stiH'kers, fl2(,t2S; millh
ws and calves flftM.2ft; springers, $lft2f.
Horses Ponies l0i:i0; farm stis'k. 10fffiO:
arness livery, ITftMdJft; fancy harness, 11250
fi: harness snans. ClftOM'.VXi.
Mui.ks Small, 4005; medium, 75100; extra
urnugui, 9UAK"'lJnl.
Hous None on the market and In demand.
Mutton Siikki- They are ipiolablo at J2 60
$i per head, l'er weight, 2,V(u,ic per pouuu.
lrocrls.
CorritK rtloeommon, l2XI4e: fair, l.T,'(SISe
choice, 14V,' u 16; Laguyru, 17 to US; Java,
.. "
Teas Imperial, IWiG.Sc; Young nyson, 406O;
Oolong, 4.'iM.0c; Japan, WiiHiV.
SKOAiUi Wo quote; l'owdered 2Ve; crushed,
l'.'Vc: granulated, 11 Ve; standard A1,U; extra!
C10i': Louisiana while elarilled, 11 to U- yel
low, elarllled, Il to ll.Vc; choice, 10c; prlnio.
S; fair, lo. v
M01.ASSRS Louisiana choice, 65c; prune 89o;
fair to cood none in market
1'otatoks (3 76iai4 25 ijr barrel, and SI 65 per
Swkkt I'otatoes S1.50 per bushol
Onions 01 MW4.75 per barrel
Uu.v vl'l...l.,Bnl 11 : aw
Halt lu barrel, il 60; Liverpool In sacks $1 75
Cbacxers Soda, X, 8V: XX, 9i XXX 10
Cream, 12; ginger snaps, 11 V.
Soap Olive, :) per box; blno India, lb,
bars, M "ft ier box; IK bars, 14 7ft per box; 1 lb
bars, .'I 75 per box. Eureka Soap, 2 So, Cy
clone, 1.1 75.
llSANs 7 to Se per pound.
Canui.rs Star, full weight, 10 1-2.
ClIKKSK 10.
Hominy and OiiitwW to 6 69 per barrel
lhlltO Al'Pl.KS SVflribW.
Diiikd l'KACiiis llipevled, aono; peeled 11c
per iHiumi.
I'u ki.ks-III 501J per barrel; half barrels.
$7; firm.
Coal OH.-110 deg, flro; test In barrels, 17
In eases, 2 20.
Clothes I'ins Hound, Me; spring, II per box
Mkasiirks H bushel. Iron bound, 13 60.10.
dosen; two-hoop pal'.s, 12 ut three-hoop, 122 25;
Tens Three nest, 2 H0('2 60. eight nest, la
No. 1, IV 80 per doien; No, 2, Is 60: No. 8, 7 6 tier
Wash Ho auks Wood, II hit; line, 1 wh tiuw
Era, 12 50(ii 2 7a
Well Huckkts W (kWM 2S per dosen.
Powder I lift iht ken of 25 nnuiidi: An
1 58; do II 110; blasting kegs H 6ft
niiot Drop, uag, (2 u 10 2 26; buck, 12 40 to
MArmrRKt. No 1. barrels, tip fcnlftmta t.
kiln, IKitil 10; No. a barrels, 14 60 to 110; lislfi
barrels. 16 60 to 10; kits, 90 lo D.V-, No, 8 bsrrv'ls.
a to V, half-barrels, t5 lo t6 50; alls, 76o to
11 la
Candy Stick, 18H to 14Xo a pound, Fsncy, IS
to 26c.
I,v Coneentraterl, 12 764.
Kora-tiital M Inch basis. yV to lOn eotton. la
'JO.
Missouri nnsa 'i-ijtim'peT gaiioa.
Vinkoao l'er gallon, 20f:irt,
Wraci-iso pArEH Hag and straw, 46c to Wo.
Starch 6(t6S0 ,
Jews Wo nuote lie Per gallon for l.v
Cnx'ks, 10c per gallon for glased.
is aches i ins, v iwn-i ; s ins, 1.117s. m
Tomatoes 2 lbs. II 4(1 46: 1 Hi. II 76.
8aS KaAOT. Ubls14; balfbbls 17.60.
Meat and Lard,
1Urnn Long clear sides. 12a short clear
breakfaal baeou 14 e.
l)Rt Salt Lena olear sides. 10V: short elin
lie
Hams Canvassed 14 1-511.
Lard Tlerre lafcej half barrel U&M l-4o: !
psUstoHllUs.liu.llhs.atm-4. 1
Butter and Eeifs.
Koos-Market well supplied. lxudSe peidoxen.
Bi'TTK Norilieru, 25m.27, Texat, 2e4,26c
Poultry and Gum.
Chickxns We quote at F2 'iwwl 7ft per dosen;
turkeys, 60t-7Se; prairie ehiekeiiii, (3 r dozen;
quail. 1 2" per dosen; wild turkeys, II 20al 26;
rabhits. 7fto in-r dozen; squirrels, 76o tier dosen
ducks, large, W small 12 25; veuisou, 6y,6)ie,
Fruit and Nuts.
We make the following quotations:
Raisins London layer, new, per bog, 3 65:
layer 12 aofq.3 00.
Bananas Per bunch, 1.1 fttVSS.
Ubekn AppLi:s-r.I,',(!j,ii per barrel
CCRaANTS lie.
1'RACHEs None In market
CALiroRNiA Peahs S,"iC per box.
Pecans None ill the market.
Oranges Sicily, n per box.
Lemons Sicily, per box, III,
....... .., .v ,.L , j..., 1, uimii, tuuyi
filberts, 16c; ngllsh walnuts, none; chestnuts,
iuifsrieu, iiune; luiimu, inuie: peanuts, 'lemies1
see red, 'Jc; choice white, 10c; cocoauuUi. 17 per
100.
Kios None In the market
Dates lu frails, 80c per lb.'
Iron, Nails, Wire, Etc.
Iron Wo quote merchant bar, 4c rates; Nor
way and Sweden, 10c
Plow Btkel 7c,
Wikb Smooth wire, No. 9. be, Nos. 10 and 11,
6c; No. 12; !; Jappaned, barbed wire, (H; gal
yaulzed barbed, 10c.
House; Shoes Per keg, $5 50.
Horse Shoe Nails Per box, 25 lbs, No, 1,
J6 60; No. S. 5 V; No. 6, Ki.
Nails From led load, $4.25 rates.
Tinner's Stock Block tin tier lb, 80c; tin
plate. 14x20, $S per box; 1 U 14x20 $4; do. I X,
$11 60; zinc, 12o per pound, solder, lie per lb;
sheet iron, 6c per pound;
Aits l'er box, U oil 10 50.
Dry r.onds.
TRtNTs ?recmnn's, 6';Anc(inla, fif; Glnnstcr,
(!,'; llrlstol, 6; lirevnwieh, (; I'eahodv, solid, 6;
l.odi fancy, 5'i; Harmony, ft),'; Suragu'e, 6; Ham
Illon, i: Cochero, 6; Allen, 6.
FiNsliaowN HojiEsTitv-Central, BS'; Gllcoa,
7; Busy Bee, 7; Continental, 8: Pocahontas, 7;
Cedar Falls. 7li; Oreenlirier, Hli; Atlanlle, 8'i;
Hocklnslnim, Wi; New Hartford X, 47; Hamlet
Mill. 7J,; Boston, OO, K; Linnwood, W
Bleached Domestics Barnslev, 0; Dover, 8;
Coinnionwenllh, 0,5V; Morning Star, 7)i; Fruit
1,00111, iui,; Miiiiuani, ID; uiapuiau X, iy, Al
liwiia, 6,'i; Elindale, 0','; Sonora, 6; Signal B. 5,';
Just Out, 6',': Fairinouut A. 0.
Heavy Buowm Domestics Plttsfleld, 7; An
Rimta, 8: Hocky Mountain. 7.V: Old Dominion.
tfi; Agawan F, 6: Collingwood, 7,'i; Slar of
mo west, ; i-rtneelon, 4"i; Indian Orchard, 8'i;
Park A 6; Buckeve, 8i; Cabot W, 7'; Lyniau, T,
iX-
Siieetino Lancaster, 10-Jf; 21c; Monadnock,
10-li. !2.1 Anilr,,Hi,,(n O-U ty;l'. A...l.u,.n
gin, 10-, 81; Lancaster. 10-K bleaciied. 21); Low
ell, 10- bleached, 26; Sullivan, 10- bleaciied,
32: Monadnock; O-'a, 2ii Mouudnock, 10-2ft.
Cotton Flannels Ainnskeng AAA, 17c; do
nil Mciicncu, in; iingcuoi , s; no lileaclied, 0
Hamilton X F, brown, 10; do F, bleached, 12
Lawrence, F F, brown, 9; Fremont D L, 7i;
Nashua X, lOi.
Hickory ltondleman. ll.(; Enston, 10; West
ern Slates, 8,'i; American, 8x3, 9; do 6x6, 10;
Sherliliin 3x8, 8),'; Mvrlianlc 3x:t, 8,
Drills Boot, 8; SulloUi, ; Adriatic. 9H
Laurel, ; Kis'k Head, 7H.
Tk kino Arkrightl4; Amoskcag ACA,17;
Hamilton D, 12; Klmwood, 0li; Ocean, 8; Jewet,
Clly, ),'; Melluim A A, 10; York, 14,','; Clark's
Stand, 12; Cordis AAA, Kit.
Plaid osnabhros Ottawa, 8tf: Georgia, UHl
Magnolia, 7X; Atlanta, 8; Tidal Wave, U; Delta,
8; Hurricane, 10.
Cheviots Berkshire A A, 11; Monitor, 9; Bom
bay, 7X; l.angley, 10; Long's best 18; Bristol, ,';
Bunker Hill, 10. 01.
gCot ton Dt'CK Arkwrlgbt fancy. 16; Stark
"J. ;; oeiir uucK noz, bi,,; 1'oiuemas illlL
10'i: Montauk AA, 13: Kirkwood, 1ft.
Kentucky Jeans Irving Doe, 42V: Learning
ton, 32; Montgomery, SO: UlenLock, 20),': Wood
land, 223; Norwalks, 20; Sandusky, 17, May
brook.ll; DeerwiKid, 16.
ItEHKi.i.ANTs-cilnton, 70; Klval, 6ft; Cumber
land, $1 10; Foxcralt 8ft; Farnsworth, 0,".
LlNINos Ashland, 12 X; Urcutrock ',',15; Bo
ally, 11),'; Blue Kock, 12.; Audulu.ia h, 18.
Wagon AVood Work.
R pokes From 2 to 2,1,' inch, per set, XXX se
lect $:); XX, $2 75.
Hawed Felloes IV to VI, $1 75 per set
Itnggles, Spring Wagons, Kto.
Phafth -KiU: poles, i'XAls perdoz.
BeooiES Orade Band spring, top, $90(fflin0; do
open, $70(.rs0; do sido springs, top, $10018ft; do
sfdebar,$KI0tl:t0; dophaeton8.$12ft(ilS0; A grade
side Bprlng, IH0W21H); do phaetons, $15oM!00;
Jump seat buggies, I175W250; platform springs,
110(120; three spring wagons, $'J0(g)115.
Scrap Iron.
Cast $1 per hundred; stove, 85 cents; wrought
oOe to $1 per hundred; brass, $8 to $10 per hun
dred; copper, III) to 12 60 per hundred; zinc aud
ead, $4 per hundred.
Wines and Liquors.
Alcohol $2 80 per gal as per high wines.
Whisky Hectllied, $1 05tl 50, as per proof,
sour mash 0110 year old,;$l 60; two years old,
$2 00i)82 '2ft; threo years old, $2 50m$2 7o; fancy
extra oldwhlsky, $(), as per ago.
Wines claret in easo, $.t(5, per quality; Ca
tawba, per gal, $1 lOiod 60; Port $1 20w: Sherry,
por gal, $1 203. Madeira, per gal, $1 COW; white
wine, In cases, $4 oowiltt
CiiAMPAiiNB-Cook's, in baskets, $18M0: Held
sick, in basket $20(.28; Kmg, In basket $2C(S28:
Domestic champagne, $7(14. .
Ale Btoek Ale, per dus, (2 152 25; Porter,
per dos, 12 15C2 25. '
Bottle Bkeb SL Louis quarts, $12; plnte $12 60
Budwelser, .own slze,$12; pints, $13 60.
Leather, Kto. '
801.K Liiathkr Oak-No. 1, mi40; No. 2. SCa
87.
Hr.Mt.ocK-neRt buffalo slaughter, 81(Rn2; good,
28: do good. No. 2, 2(1; good damaged, 25.
Oak Uaunkss Leatueii No. 1, a7(ai:Wc; do No.
Hemlock Prime, 86; do good, 84; do No. 2, 3a
French Calfskin $1 25 lo 1 00, according u
quality. "
. Philadelphia Calfskin No. 1, $1 10 to 1 25'
do No. 2, $1 to 1 la
Philadelphia Kirs.-No. 1,85c toll, accor
ding to weight
SiiKEr Skins Topping XXXX per dot $1060:
Luiiugs, white, XXXX it); rnssvu, 6(38,
nnlldlng Material.
..n..-n . ,,, Mf VIV Kill, Til II.
Kn,Uh.lHI,. l,nlln ......K.l... r .. ,.
foot II for foundation; 16 for wall aud 26 Tor
Hr,, uHft.1 rr.tt,t
LviiiiER Yellow pine, rough, $3 25 per 100
ff.'t! nvi.r i f..l In fi,i,ll t-l fin Alut..l!n.i ...
.......... ... va w, i.innnvunmi
dressed niH.rlng and. finishing, $2 7ft; ( ceiling
n v. hiiir, w au; yeuow pine
siding $2; whito plno celling, $2 75 llrst
n.,,W.. ttl,t,K ..Ins ttl.ll.w. ,t.u tn
', . ...no a,,,,(, ,,, n, l-UMIUIUU, OVr
om ..ni.,,, ll,nlK, IW IIIUUSHUli;
poplar, dressed bolh sides, $ft5: nmgh walnut
jl'Ju lo 150. Comiuou doors, $1 60 to $); sash, $1 26
Siiinoi.es Yellow Pine. 13 AO to 4 S.V whlin
nl,. a tl Ai ,a Aft ,u, ., .,
$4 50; KoHtCI i
Posts Ceilar. $12 50; Boise d' nro, $15.
Latiis-H 6h,o4 )Hr thousand.
Cemknt Hoseudale, $3 76; Loulsvillo, $3 50
Portland, $6 6a
1'LAsTF.a Paris Per barrel, $I1 50,
Cement Floes 0 Inch, 87c; 1 1nch, 40c; I Inch
111...- I.. I. .a t s. ...... . . ' ...
joint Vift T inch cap do;.""
Drain Pii-k Inch, 10c per font, 4 Inch, 2Co:
Inch. 87i.e; 7 Inch. 4(V; H inch, 50c? '
mixed rAiNTs-neaiiy ror tiso and all colors,
$1 2ft,il KJ per gal. All tho tested and sUndard
innkes aro on sale by Dallas dealers.
Whits Lkao Strictly pure. $7 82.
I.IVr'iutlylH AllBtfi. ..... 1.. .......
.. ... .. "y"r"'. "n.,, a i-i wnrn'i; nulic,
$1 50; Deiilmin ear lots, 0e; per barrel II 26:
Dallas, In hds, 20c; per bushel Ofte.
l.iM.fwt, On If..... it,L. 1...II...1 .... .
Cooperage.
MntiiHnfi rtimili tl fUk L.lfl.. I. ft. .... t
TV; sugar barrel 66; halfbarrels, 43; hoop poles,
l-v. fVW, ff..
Coal and Wood.
Coal Indian nation, $8 per ton, delivered.
CoK-6iie per barrel
Wood Oak, hickory and ash, $1 50 to $3 7B
per cord. Hawed stovo wood Is retailing at tho
rates of $4 50 to ft per cord .
Charooal 0cyuts per barrel '
Fish and Oysters.
lTlftlt Pud h.u.ititf.Hfl ,! ,, 'IILa. V
Orli'fuiA red snapper, 18e; Spanish mackerel 2e.
OvsTggs llalllmore, )ar can XXX, 30r: uiedl-
.uu, rxim select, wic; siaiagorua sua Ber
wick's bay, $1 $0 per hundred.
Drugs.
Afttit VLMlMlft Mr nmtiHt SnrM ftf.Mf.tt.tu.ll
lutlim. Vie; crystal, 60eaW per lb; acid cllrle,7Vpor
lb; acid sulpkiirtc, fttoioc per lb; acid tartaric, 460
PerTIi; alum, 4a.v per lb. Ammnnla-arbonate,
2o per Ibi assafo-tlila, 8O0 H'r lb; balsam co-
1'nuia, me per ng oorax, ineierili; bins vllriol
Mle tut lb: enlnmnl. MS. imi lti r1f,tnf,l l.-nnii.i..
1 00 per lb; camphor, refined, 2o per lb;
clnrnoiildla, 75o lier os; chloroform, 00
cents per lb; chloral, hrdrat Il7.sa2oo
ler lb;rn'am of larter, powtler, 8sa40e per lb; gum
enlum, $ft no per lb: gum shellac, Me per lb; mor
phia, $4 on ier or oil bergamot il 26 per Ih;
oil lemon $3 60 per lb; bromide potass 400 per lb,
(P A tt) iodide potass, $2 50 per lb; (P.4 W);
quinine, sulphate, $2 00 per 01. need
caraway, 16o per fb; senna, 2V) per lb;
strychnine, crystals, $160 per os; sugar lead, 26c
ptl b; flour. sulphur, 6i6; per lb: salu eiwouil
3 a 60 per lb. Spirits turpentine 66c per gal
Freights.
On cotton, are as follows:
St Louis, por 100 lbs '..,..$ Rft
New York, " " ... 127
lloston, " " .'.'."" 182
New Orleans, " ' 1 15
Houston, ' " ""' 75
(ialveston, " " ((5
On local frclghte are as follows, 'socoud-clasB:
KniliS iyjig
Corsicana 28
Mexia ; ....40
Oroesbeeck 45
Jyye.. : '.'.'m
Calvert fu,
Heame 7
Terrell 29
Wills Point. . , 29
Miaeola ; 88
Lougview ...67
Marshall 130
Fort Worth '29
Weatherford ', , ,31
Gordon ! , , 48
Cisco 'm
Balrd ..."."""ri
Abilene ' 65
Colorado City "si
Big Springs '.K9
Piano is
McKlnney ,28
Sherman '29
Deniiison ,s4
W'axahaehle I28
Denton , t 29
lllot Point 40
Whitesboro , "44
Gainesville !....71
gttdkal.
Illustrated Marrlago Guide, 260 pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 50 cents; same In paper covers,
25 cents; Manhood, 10 cents; Womanhood , 10
cents; pamphlet 8 cents, securely sealed, by
mall. Send money or postage stamps. Dr.
WHITT1ER, the great specialist 017 St Charles
street St Louis, Mo.
TRADB-
Uootl Kensons for tho Doctor's Faith
, . Monroe, fU., March 28, liso.
we have for twelve months been prescribing
Swifts Syphilitic Spccillc"lu tholrealinentof
Syphilis, and mimy oilier diseases for which it
is recommended, and tho results have been
most satisfactory, not having been disappointed
in a single Instance. We think, for all diseases
it is recommended to cure, It stands without a
peer, and that all the medical profession, will
sooner or later, bo forced lo 111-kiiowledgc It ill
the treatmeJit of Syphilis, us a sine qua 11011.
N. L. (iALI.OWAV, M. D.
J. T. Koiiinson, M. D.
Atlanta, Ga., May 22, 1H79.
One (trour workmen had a bad easo of Syph
ilis or live years' standing, and was cured en
tirely Willi "Swift's Syphilitic Specific."
THE SWIFT S.4cIFKcV6MVpAUR,
, . , ,, , Proprietors: Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all druggists. Call for a copy of
"loung Men s Friend." (No 2 )
The (ireat Eugllsh Keineily.
is A ,lf.vnr.f,,ntr. ...f.
ffiftyZti-SffiffpRX f"r nervous debility,
It'W J.", exhausted vltallty.sein-
.'X. '" ...unfns, nittTlllH-
Atorrh(ca, LOST 61 AN--nSHOOD,
Impoteney, par-
l7.Villralu nn.l .,11 11... .A.J
ble effects of seU'-abusb,
youthful follies and ex
"eases of maturer vears
such as loss of mem
ory, lassitude, nocturnal
emission, avurslon of so.
i( lety, dimness of vision,
noises lu the head, the
Vital fluid passing unobserved In thn nrinn n.l
man's other diseases that lead to Insanity and
lenui. i ne mcuicai geniiemen connected with
the institution are graduates of tlio best col
leges of Europe and tills country, aud havo had
lariro exnprlimcn In tlma,, ir,,ivlu .i ...in
agree to forfeit FIVE HCNDRED DOLLARS for
o eiwtj 01 1 mis kiiki me v ii al KKSTOKATIVE
noiuer ineir special aovice ana treatment) will
tint euro, or for .anything Impure or injurlou
found In it We treat all private diseases sue
ccHsnilly without mercury. CONSULTATIO
FUKE. Thorouijh Tflmiiintl nii and oili4ul
eluding analysis of urine, $5, Price of VIA
KESTORAT'iVE S3 a IhiIIIo. nr foin- llm... ,1,.
quantity, $10. Sent to any address upon recelM
nin,Lu tf. t 1, .., .....
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in private name If desired, by English Medical
"""'""j "live sueei, ou Louis, 611s.
sourl. Postoulcc box. 24C0.
Wliolcsalo agents, WllUams, Tolllvcr 4
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Conqueror of All 1
HT Wnnft'f, Tnlnfttlnn I . .. .
.... .. ...... . , nitirniiiofi in cure
uiniumiuea 01 maic or remaie, i'rlee,$l, with di
rections, to any address. A guarantee with each
package.
Dr. Wood's Fnirnrlto
la Vfirr.ntn In ah,!!...,. 0...1.111. 1- ...
" " ..,. nw piiuis 111 Rny 01 us
implicated stages In less time than any other
remedy known, aud for less money, too. Price,
$5 per package.
J limy years' practical experience. Cures prl-
yntt, (lluixiana .... mn,tn. I..... I
. ..... .......... ., ,.., ,,,, pcnoiis or long
standing, lii less time, ami furnish Medicine for
, . til v , " pujsiuau or urug,
1st in St Louis. .
Every case guaranteeri.
Call or write; state case. PR, WOOD,
218 N, Seventh street St Louis, Mo,
017 St, Chnilpg Slrtict, St. Lonls, Mo
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l l l m"e""sl sToclions of th throat
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Incorporated In lsag for 25 vears br the LcjIa
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with laeapiialof $ 1.000. is ieto which u rele
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c use was made a nan of the present state eon"
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Grand Monthly Distribution.
CLASSA ,
At New Orleans Tuesday, October II, issl
Capital Prize, $30,000.
100,000 Tlcketa at lt2 00 Each
Half Ticket.. 1.
LI8T OF PRIZES:
1 CAPITAL PRIZE I,
do do ::::::::::::: M
2 PRIZES OF $im .'S
do $1.000 5'25
20 do 600 . ,?,'S
100 do KH) ' M
200 do 50 M
"00 do 2(1 " IS
d w .:::::::: IS
approximation rnizEs,
9 Approximation prizes of $.100...
9 do do 200...
do do loo...
2,700 .
1,800
900
1857 Frizes amounting to ilW,m
Application for rates to clubs should he sent
only to the ollice of the company iu New
leans.
Wrilo for circulars or send orders to
JI. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La.
All onr Grand Extraordinary Drawfn-s
under the supervision and management of
Generals G. T. Beauregard, and
Jnbal A. Early.
ESS 153
Popular Monthly Drawing of the
K11H
, In the city of Louisville, on
WEDNESDAY XaYE.MlIEK 30, 1881.
These' drawings occur monthly (Pundavs ex
cepted) under provisions of au'uct of the lieu,
erul Assembly of Kentucky.
The United Slates Circuit Court ou JIarch 31st
rendered the following deHHons '
Is That tlio Coimuonweiilih lstrlbution
Comminy Is egul. f
2nd lis drawings are fair.
N. B. The Compcuy has now on hand a InrWa
reserve fund. Iteud carefully tlio list ol prizes
for the
NOVEM0ER DRAWING
1 Prlzo
1 Prize
1 Prize
10 Prizes, $1,000 each
$S0.0fl
10,000
Sim
10,000
10,000
hi rnzes, tj.itiu each..
Prizes, 8.100 each aiip xm Vn'pri'z'es !i700
frizes, sl'M) each ' mm
0 Prizes, il(ul each ooo
100 Prizes, $100 each inm,
2ts) Prizes, $'K) each "' nVimi
f.00 Prizes, SJOeach . "" v(i&
1,000 Prizes, $10 each ijotiv
l,s0 Tries .8112,400
Whole Tlcketa, 12; HalfTlckets.il
- 21 Tlcketa, S50 55Tickets S100.
Remit money or bank draft In letter, or send
by exiiress Don't send by registered letter or
postonlcc order. Orders of $o and upward by
express can be sent at.onrcxpenso Address all
orders to It. M. BOARDMAN, Courler-Jounial
Building, Louisville, Ky or R. il. BOARDMAN,
300 Broadway. New York.
Revocation of Tower or Attorney.
The Statu or Tkxas.)
Dallas county.)
Whorcas, I, J . II. Ltidwlck, of the city of Dal
las, County of Dallas, state of Texas, by iy
certain power of attorney, bearing date the 26th
day of September, eighteen hundred aud eighty
one, did appoint A. Winslow, of the town of
Richmond, iu the county of Fort Bend, in the
state of Texas, my true and lawful attorney for
mo and In my name, to sell the right to any per
son or persons, iu the state of Texas, to manu
facture, and sell the right of "J. H. Lmlwick's
reflector for lamps," under and by virtue of
palent No. '210, 70S, patented the 0th day of Sep
tember, 1881, by tho United Suites patent oBlco.
And,
Whereas, by my said power of attorney. I give
and did authorize said A. Winslow, my attorney
in fact, to do and perform all and cverv act and
thing whatsoever required and necessary to be
done In and about the Jrlght to sell 'Tcrlw'tor'of
lumps" as freely, to all Intents and purposes, as
I might or could do lis personally present, ashy
the said power of attorney reference thereunto
being had will more fully appear.
Therol'ore, know all -men by these presents,
That, I, J. II. Ludwiek, aforesaid, havo counter
manded and revoked and by theso presents do
countermand nnd rcvoko the said power of at
torney and nil power nnd authority thereby
given to the said A. Winslow. in witness
whereof this tho 27th day of October, A. I)., 1L
J. II, LL DWIt'K..
Tug Statu op Tkxas,)
Dallas, counlvj
Before me, C. B. Wellborn, a notary public la
and for said county and slate, personally ap-,
poured J. II. Ludwiek, well known to me to u
the person whose name is subscribed to the fore
going Instrument, and acknowledged that he ex
ecuted the same for the purposes and 'considera
tion therein expressed, (ilven under my baud
and olllelal seal, tills October U7, l.NSl
v . .C' B' WELLBORN
Notary Public, Dallas couutv, Texas.
Kallroad Notice.
There will bo held a meeting of the stock
holders of the Dallas & Wichita Railroad Com
pany at the general onVo of the company, In
the city of Dallas, on Thursday, tho lota day of
December, issl, for the purpose named in tie
following resolution:
Hesolved: That A meeting of stockholders of
Iho Dallas; Wichita Kallmad Company becsilrd
to meet at the ollice of said company In the city
of Dallas, nt the hour or 12 o'clock noon, the lieh
day of December, A. D. issl, for the pnr,'"0'
deciding upon tho amount of, not eXceeJO'iT
twenty thousand dollars ier mile, of bands
1ich mn,y bo Issued and negotiated by this
CoJTipany lorttie purpose of completing, caull'lnK
an?) Improving Its lino of railroad, and paying
lialcbtislness, from the eltv of Dallas to llentoii,
iu IViiton county, as may bo determined, and to
llxUio rate of interest on such bonds, slid to
aislUirltu said bonds to bo secured by a llrst
ilmrU'inrrtnii 1 It A tirnnatr.,. fratml.taiia rli'litA and
privileges of said company, and that notice of
said meeting be given, as reiiulred by law. And
at the same time and place there will be held a
meeting ol the Imard of directors of said cor
poratton for the transaction of such busini'M as
may come before It.
Dallas, (Ictolier?. 1W1. J.M. McCoSMICX,
beu'v Dallas A Wichita Railroad Comoauv.
rOR SALE.
Pr. W. W. Adair niTera for sale, for rnsh or
cattle, or to exchango for town or city property
his homestead on I.one Oak ridge, In Hunt
county, about two miles from the depot. The
iiupnivrmenui consist or a naiHisome, conven
ient and attractive dwelling, stora-house, three
wells of water, two large stock pools, stables,
lots, crib, apple, peach and plum orchards.
Lands can bu obtained to enlarge the farm or
pasture to any extent desirable.
Also, as the pmperty of Adair A Con, ft small
tract of laud on which is an excellent gin sua
mill houso. cotton uln.- nlih finder aud con
denser, press, grist mill and twelve horse power
engine, all In good running order and supplied
ny a lurge pool ul clear water. Can alo iurni
If desired, two or three hundred head of sloe
cattle on (he nlaeo. Prices auite low snd psy
tnciits favorable. For Information address me
at Lone Oak, Uunt county, Texas.
W, W. ADAIR,
or W. II. GASTON, Dallas, Texas.
38th'
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