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THE DALLAS HERALD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAHCH 22, 182.
ALEX. ORTLIEB & CO.,
613 and "615 Kim Street 6U and 616 Pacilio Avenue,
DALLAS, TEXAS,
' ' JMUIEK A51 WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
3sroTi03sriS-
COMMERCE AND TRADE
COMMEItClAU
IIuminkhh yesterday wn active lirall depart
ment), and imiwithatiinulig tint fact thut every
farmer and nlanlor lu the country U titlllxiug
this linu weather In preparing their gnaiuda lur
planting Alio awing, tiiu mini irnno was nnss
In whim mil line) llieru wore large transaction)
' And alilpuicnt-i heavy. rlM mid produce
cornea In slowly, but the supply la almut equal
in nil local tioiiiuuis. rrioes, unwuver.i.ir corn nun
oala have a downward Pudency anil show
(dlght fulling oil In the lust low ilnys. Clilckonauro
vary ncat-cu uud bring n good price, while eggs arc
low. mul iili tii v In thu market. ImhhI butter
brings a fair price uud Is liigiRjd demand. A good
demand Ik nnilueil lur potutnes hihI a strong feel
lug In inalnliiliM'il for approved seed varieties.
. A car-londof lniiorled limn Bcnlhuid urn ollcv
d a shade below prill' lor northern product.
Uood apples urn nearly mil of Iho market, mul
prices high. There Iihvb lii'i'ii a few vegetables
nlluri'il mi iho miukel mul taken fri'i'ly. There
In H gniai ilt nuitiil lur nillli't seed, iinil nt high
prli i't, II ly in inactive, mill Imt few sulcs are
nuide, Heavy Tcxhs hides urn limited hliili
everywhere, mill urn In doinund. There Is us
yet nothing ilnlnif III wool, Imt I lie outlook In lor
nigh prices. Hood, fntcutilo will bring loi
inir qiiiiliillinui, mul sheep uml hogs lor
butchering purposes are very source and high.
Tho lumber trii.hi of I he i'lly Ih again Active and
lilpniunUt to (hu country revived. MerchntiUi
report trudu generally satisfactory.
TIIAUK ITKMS,
0i.4) windows weru (lrst Introduced Into
Eniiland In tlin lIkIiIIi rciitury.
The celery crop ul k'aluuiuzim Is estimated ul
one million duaen bunches fur in l sousnn.
A surveying purl)' reports thu discovery of a
rouiiirkiibly rluli inlncrul illiirli't In the unex
plored cuiinty seventy mile) went nf Tuicun,
Arlxnna..
The lirat alumnae was prlnU'il by llcnrgo Van
Furhai'h In llf.0.
Diirlni; January 119 li'Uom wnro (Inippi'il Into
Oil) liiillunapolla pimtiillku wllhout alainpa, ami
181 ilnrhiK I'l'btnary,
Thu city of lloaloii conlnlna 4I.0JS ilwi'llliip
llolmn, vahioil at fl,Ui:i,0U0.
Umal llrlUiln haa tn.iKKl viwta: alamt V'.OOH.r
Uh'ko aru ali'anmra uml Mii.0'0 mill voaaula.
Mr. Jorry Hoylu, ill Rt. AiiKiialliH', Klo'l.lii,
hipped In olio day from hla Karilim, MM villi
liaitea, & barmla of now IrUli pntiiuii'a, exu koota,
Hill onlona anil SIO nirroU.
Ri iKiru art) very illarunraKlnit III ri'car.l to tho
puaoli crop In Iho I'onntli'a alone 1 1 to llinlaini
' river. At KlUKatuil not a live puadt bloaaom hua
basil rnnnil.
'i lio tlrat Iron alonmalilp waa Imllt In lH.'il 7
A clm k la almwn In lliirllinitoii, Vorinont, thu
fraino-wnrk of wlilfh la viimpiwinl nf thirty-live
illll'uront apeiilmona of liilnerula from t'olora.hi.
Anion it them are Kohl and silver ore. qiiurli,
arvatuta ami pelrllle.l wood.
Bilk eiiliuro la rvi'i'lvliifr niiii li iittnnlhin now.
Mr. Cnialer, nf Corinth, who la familiar with
Unit Industry, haa reeelveil aa many aa thirty
letters In ono day, hi.lilrlliif ill. nut the pna eaa.
lino hutl.ln.d thiiiiaiuid I'lephunla aru every
year alaiiKhtfred In anpplr the Ivory nf tho
world. 'I lio l,an,(KKI puim.li of Ivory ine.l by
KiiKland In n yuar reiulra thu iiiurllleu of JU,Utl
Of the beiiHiK.
A aleani plmv from KiiKland la now l'lnn act
tip In Mlnneitpolia. It weli(lia tlx thoimand
pontlila, uml la operutud by two eiiKluea and A
vable. It will bo teHlctl aoniuwheru In tho vlelii
ltyof Mlnneapnlia,
A dlapnteh from Laredo, lo-ilay, Pinillrina Ihe
reported illaoovury of ooal oil. It waa atruek
whtlu iIIkkIiik n well IhrnnnhaeveralHtritluufllno
bltuinlnua eoiil. 1'oraiina iirrlvlntf from l.arndo
oh tho evenliiir train aay Iho uielteinent over
tho diarifrory la InHilmi, nil.l everybwly who hul
money ononuli to buy an aura of gronnil neur
Ihs loi'HlUy la iIoIiik to.
An oxperhniMit loia boen mails kttwomi Mel
txiurno Ami Allmry, wlileh almwa Unit ordinary
tcliiirrnpli wlrva will, for a illaianea of '.' Oinlle.
aerye to eonvey teleplionle ineiiK('a .
New York handled eli;lily llfi tuna of mall
mailer every day dnrltiK the yuar iiaat. In l77
the amount waaalxiy-one tuna.
UuriiiK the inoiiihf January and February
tnealalulintnlirallon aneiu y nt Jaekvunille,
received and answered 4TI leltera and poslal
tarda, distributed 1,1170 pamphleU and slate
patiera.
A Jaekann man who Ihoncht tin know a Kix.il
horse paid aoino xypules tm for a nun that
handled herself bentitllully. Two days Inter she
blew a eouplo of tioiiKua out of hr Hoairlla Into
wlileh they had bevu erammed in iIWkiiUo liur
defeetlvu breathlnit, alio tielnn wind broken.
The Alma Independent auys: Tho pr.ni.ecti
for fruit this year am very iikhI so far. lfwu
have no lata frusta tho yield will Iw ahumhtnt.
The wheat crop of our county never looked ao
well at this aensoit of tho your. A nineh Uruer
aereiiRO would have been aown hud our planters
been able to swuro Iho seed. The proii.e. Ui
re splendid for a kimhI yield.
When you ro to a town always seek nut tho
men who advertise. They am Ihe ones who
know how to do huaiiieaa, and It la lliey who eau
give you tho worth of your money, farmer)
and others please hike llollre
Candy liianiifuctimTs In llulTslu am alarmed
At the demand of tho Nallonnl Confectionary
, company for Indemnity In regard to Ihe uso of
Klueoks and A royally lu fnliire. Henry llenrne,
A leuillllK iMufeetloner, deelarea himself able In
prove thu nso I Rlneosv In American caudles
prior to the Issue of the patent
The builneaa nf the New York eannla for ISSI
Miowa a less over the year More In lulls uf $.v.3,.
twi, or over Vi r ecnt ., and a loss In tonnaito of
l.KNM, or nearly ao per cenU The aKKri'itale
tomiAKU of the New York Central and Erie rail
way) amounted to lU,t7H,'JU2 Inns, lielnr A Kiiln
over Ihe previous year of !UJtu?l tons, or over
17 per cent. Tho combined loiiniiitoiiftliveannla
And the Central and Erin railways Amounted le
in.rVW.WI Uuii, tho blithest aiir.'ii.ile yet
ryaehed, being a net gain of 'il.rsi,N tona over
the pmvlotia year, and a gnlu of yearly lit vt
twill, over Ilia toiinAgo of l7il, when Iho aiture
galo waa Ih,vih,K!T Unia.
There aru four ureal IndiHrlca on the southern
shores of l.ake Superior. They are the mining
of mm and copper, tho nuarryliiK of shite, and
llio inanufiieturlng of luinln'r. Tlio Inm mines
give support And employment to About WI.tK.Xt
jieopio the coiipcr mines antnln a impulallon nf
About lftlHiO; Ihe lumlK'r intemsia of this whole
northern region give employment and support to
bout W.ouu In the winter numlhs, the remainder
of tho year the force employml lKdng malerlAll
leaalu nnailwr. Tho alato iiiarrlea at l.'Anse
were 0entHl last season, and At present lvo
dmplnyiuent to a Untiled tiiitnbvr of persons.
These four Industries not only glvn einuluynieui
to Almut latvisw iwiple, but ft'.tilm Hie trans.
IMirlAtlon facllllloa or four lines of railways,
tliroo steamship hues, and A hint or sail and
learn Vessels.
Tho rocelpla And oporta of tumor at New
York alnco May I (tho beginning uf the trade
jwif wui'iv aa luimws i
- . y , , Receipts.
tot week ending March U. .imtj
Hsraeweekln Iwl U.m
lnio May I. ,y. tin
Ham, time burl year. l.'J.v?,s; j
Exports,
Iks.
Tu.fsV.
lit m,s7ft
ja sia sm
iu.nT.iei. ami vaporu 01 chasavo al New
iws pw. mwj 4 vutparo n. 101 town:
Heevlpta, KxporU.
Pg. Ilw.
rorwecx ending March 14.. li.iu M41T0
Hamo wiwk lu laal. 1 i.jei 1 04 tin
Huico May 1, 1MI Hm Wltir l
Bun lime last year. .Iltat;. I14 lis, too.aw
Hi" .aivmiT. .iirTnyina: gum on in the
outhem couutlea or Missouri for nmieu.i V.11.
rrssila haa brought into notice Intnicuae tracts or
flnetlmlssr, tho existence tr which waa hand,
Bllsnai.liMt twtAito aii.l mvm iIim m t A..i. t.
- - , '" - -. - j - imiii. n.'i.u 1.
IImil 'W o hisar nf lariro toirT.bk.,a nt u...l.
Uiom onuntlea by parilea who will turn their
reaoutw) lit account. There la more Hue limber
oak, pluo, walnut, ash, And hlekiiry lu aouthern
Mlwourt than In any other region of equal area
In the west' II hu not been chopped over and
thinned out, H In olhet regtona, l,m eilsui In!
It) ancient and unmarrxl ayinineUy. In a Utile
Si' iiTI t,,U1ta ial ft-r SiBlniven ng
tho trsssa Into lumlair And dlnteiislnn s.h.. ....1
M aoon aa the railroad) aro built Hie pn-lu'et of
ttilM .1 " "i', l in largo quau.
. ' 8BAIN AMD HMtUwtPt'ra.
.. fwlftfor grain by wagon to-day tlthnn.lt
'"7 raiif up to IhA hsjiurvm..",,,
"? H1?" n,l,'n or oau waa made
I9 .TS"h,rh "" oit aUthVtraVa
1 - .2TJ"U"'' y,""' ' meal naturo.
"moiwuAngsatann nrai at our ouotAtloM.
--.1)s,t',4, "Bot.t.oga. ,UW
T -1 e a. 1 41 F-V-T "m"
Ttsai.cv flntrvw. (Inoil demand. 70a7Ac.
Bkan-We quota at mjlla, 11 JU(1 i'; lu akire,
ai'ka, II 40 toll VI
Ki.ouA We quote City Mill) a) follow): XXX,
3 no-. X XXX. 66; extra H u
lmporu-d: XX, per cwt, I'l III: XXX, rt -15;
XX XX II 7.V elm In family, fci i fancy, 4 IS
A few years ak" British India only rin-e. I 20.
(10 '.(SKI bnshela of wheat. Ih r en.p of wheat
last year amounted to WSI.ono.uiiO bushels.
The Hall Francisco l'osl says that there Is a
miirli larger reserve or grisln than Is generally
admitted. It thinks the yield on the I'neliie
eoast will be Ihe Ismest yet dummied In Unit
section. The Portland (Oregon) Joiirnnl of Coiu
men'ti estininlcs llicro still remains in Eastern
Oregon between ll.etsi ninl hl,(.(si tuna nl wheal :
between 7,' 00 nu. I H.tM) i Ions w ill cnuie forward,
the biilaueo being c.introllcd l. mtlR III Ihe
Williiiuolti valley there remains between il,.0
and li7.(Nsl tons. (U Ihls nhoiit ia,nw tons w ill
eoine forward for shipment, thu balnneo being
coitlrnllcd by mills, iiutkiiiu; a lutnl nf bet veeu
P.i (sm a,d 'JO.IS'ff tui.N fur shipment,
linn. Jiiscnh Nil. nan. lr.. chief of Iho bureau
nf atiillsilis, I'ttrulslies the billowing reportH of
ihe uxportanr brciulstulis ilurliiK tile nioiitn oi
February, lasi uml for the paslelglit iminlliH,
ascompmed tvllli ttiu ciirreHiiiuiitig periini lust
year :
J 1 1 1 V l ni Jlliy l, ni,
Feb.. In Fed. til Fehru'v. UiVebH.
Article), lhj. IhS'i IsnI 1mj.
Flour.... 6J,4'.itl Hard, 47 1 Mil.lW 6.;iu7,4:i2
ttheat,
nu n,:ii,ira 7.,.oi.'.i;!ik 7. ivhi, 1 sa ni7.r7'j,:i.i7
Com, bu.'J.4IH,2i'4
M7.a -in.MI .,U',.'M.1 AH.V74.tlMI
410,17:1 Ih,'.'ii7 ittiK.tirtt
6112,000 1 7;i,6ii l,r7,rr
1 nits, nu., im 11-1
Hye, bu. .
barley,
l.ti
ik;,uh
4,3M 172,520 9,102 Sin'i70
Cm meal
bbls
ln.Wl
214.1t)4
'2-1,4:16 tfi.S,ll7
Aeeonlingto the New nrk Post sumo dealers
who havu Uiken a rent Diilna to Inform themselves
aIhiiU Ihe auppileaof grain lu fanners' liiiiulslu
the west, express the bellel that there Is much
more or both wheat mid troru In producers'
11111111 yet 1111111 at ine siiuiu t me lust year, uud
that tiiklug this, togettier with the surplus of
wheal carried over lust year from tho crop of
IHN), the shortage lu the supply was not more
than laJ,O00,(s 0 bushels less than at tills time In
IHNO. Aa far as nan be Indued bv the stis-ks of
com In crlio at tlie railway sla.iona in the corn
prodiieiug region of llllito) and anullierti Iowa,
mere la asliuitage In thu supply of eoru as com
pared Willi last year, hut this also nmy be some
what qualified by greater iimoonts in farmers'
hands. Corn Is understood to hu tuimeruil In
l.ondnn for tlio March ntillon. hutas none could
bo shipped frooi this country to deliver 011 that
option there it due) not affect the market in this
country.
An iutoroatinir shitcmunt nf the cxnorta of
breadstuff) lor the last eight months
haa been Coinn led bv tho bureau of
slitlistlcs. It serves ti lnilliutii the oxlatit
of the ileclina In Ihu inovciiieiit, the ell'eets of
wlileh have been 1111eo1niort.1l.lv felt In miint
aveuiiea uf trade fur some tlmu past. During
the first throe .iiiirtcrs of the llseal year, Ihu
slilpuit tits from tin. vail. .in United Mules ports
wure valued at li:Li,2til.r.7tt, agninst tHKJ, IJS.fljii
for the same iicrlial ol thu i.revioua vear:nlis
iimouiitlug to H7,l;i.1,iHH, and ciulvalent to 2f
percent. The rate of diK'rease at the itlll'orciil
cities was as follows: Huston, 2:1 .percent. 1'hllii
tlelphla, 47 perceiil.; lliilllinore,4S percent.; Now
Orleans, (to per cent , and New York. Ill per
cent. The Vacllie movement Is the most notice
able feature , Ihe shipments from Sun Fritnclscn
being valued al l.'Niis0rsl2, against liri.Jil.HW
In IHKl: the corrusHiudiiiK llgnrea fur Wllhrmeltu
were uu,v22 ami tl,007,7.i resiiccllvely,
III Clllcagu wheat for A or 11 delivers niiena.l
At II ll closing nt same price, one cent nbove
yesterday. For May It opened at 112X1-2 ami
closed nt l. :i. Corn fur April delivery opened
ut isl 6-H uud closed at IH. 11 cent and ail eighth
alsive thedav befiire. For Mav corn sold in the
morning at liUil H, and tho hist sides were mude
at Oil.
MtOVlSIONS.
TllKng wero larger Iraiianctloiia In nntvlslnns
to-day, and nleri fnnii every direction weru
tuiusuallv heavy Thu camlltlun nf ,nit,i la
such that batfewcan be fiiuiul lu the miniirv In
really l.rliuo condition, and until they have
fmicucil 011 grass, meats will have an acilvu
sale. 'I hero is 111 1 advance nf a uuarter of a cent
fur bacon and dry salt meala, in sympathy Willi
Ihe advance in Kansuatiiy mij I hlcago, and
itei-s aru iirm ai illllililtlous,
TO-PAV'g QUOTATIONS,
Bacon I.iuii clear aides. 12 tn l "..v .hnri
Olear 12 to 12 12 break fasl b'acon 13 1-20,
UAY HAUT Loin dear shies. Hi short i-Wr
Jo.
HAt-'anTascd1Stolll4'. '
l.AHD Tlerco 12 V like half barreL VKilL
palls, 6 u 1U llis.lll', iH,i. s Iha. at 4il4 V
'1 ho stock of laril in Now York la reirted at
6I.I2H tlen-ea, against Mi,iM tierces a inoiitli ago,
and 60,?IVI llori'es a year ago.
iwta.ia 1111 iiirteii Irom mo united Htntca last
year .VWSI.HM pounds or bacon, I;l,.is0,!kl7 iHiuuda
.1 pork auil:l.u7ti.27it i.oiiiuls of Ihi.i
tho export) of provisions, In I low and dairy
producls for January and February aro valued
at 122,4 17.77.
Mr. II. 11. i.mnlerinan, secretary nf the ft.
.mils Pork -Packers' iiKsisdaiion. ntuii-t,i ii.a
alis k of provisions here on the l.Mlt Inst, as fol
lows: Pork, H.700 burrels, lanls. K,M.', tlenrs;
sides, all kinds, I,m:i,o 0 pniuuls; shoulders.
ii.oiA.otxi iMiunds: hams, .'l.'.w.issipnuinla.
There Is one llnne. un take 1l a k..r.,n.
will not admit, via: that American hnina can
equal tho Wcsiphnllait product, llccomly lu
iiiiiiuver n i.eriiuoi coinn lined a merchant :i,lXH)
marks fur daring to put ;iho Weaiphallan
brand on American limns ollervd by him for
ale.
The New York Commercial null, tin ,.v- 11 1.
pnibablo that the aiiuuuer aupplyol litnl will he
smaller than for auyeral years. In
atsiut twenty days i.vnt will be
over and Iho Increased Cousumniliin of
aru nun nacoii. w in begin 'all over lite t hrls-
ttait World. To meet that demillnl. tlin w.irl.l
haa a alisk less than last yuar by NVW.OOO
IHiiinds or Inrd and liH,uOO,ts pounds or baiMii
Hint being lu round nuiubera the amount in our
snort anipuieiits in a. little over lour inoiiths'
time. Kiirtipo has somo luemao In her homo
supply, but lint enough In ntl'set in any con
siderable degrco her sbott rcceinla fnmi us.
l.ust year our cxs.rts afler Mnn h 1st su.lrleuly
fell off, owing hi lite Kreiu li decree and over
alm'kwl niurkeU. Aller that dale the weekly
export) for Iho whole season did not average aa
lunch of bird and bacon aa we aro now export
ing, and we hs.k for larger cxporla after that
dale than last year. I ho shorts lu wheat ami
porn al Chicago an) now anllerlug amcrvlyal
the hands of tlie longs, and Iheeonilitcuial par.
mi. u.ite ieii rt-vcrsuia mums, ami sum
lard for future months, are not nliiimtt appro
heusioii that their turn Is coming, and that when
Ihe time arrive) fur Ihein to deliver thej may
havu ui buy al much higher figure).
In Chicago muss pork lor April. Icllvery opened
at 17.06 and closed at 17.I.V, twenty cents alsvo
"'.'"j " i-iiivR, at hmiii in mo iimming tor
May delivery at 17.26 and tho last sale) wvro
male tt 17,111 12. .
UllY (1001)8,
TnR drv imndB trad tn-dav show,! ns,ts.l
tetlvlty, and Iho voliune of btislnesa ilnnu waa
greater man mat vr any oinur day of the sea
son. Then) were A giaslly nmnlier of eouitlry
mereliaul) tn attendance, and the orders were
oilmen. us ami larger man usual, mem waa a de
mand tor collon (immIb and urlnla w ore In mA
nspiest. The notion trade w as ale heavy ami
nu-n wi-ni niaiiti tu inure oisiaiti iHilllia man
ever before fnim Ihls city, riprlng clothing waa
U.11...1 ..! i .....u,i. e ,
.v.n,,,,v me, iiimiiuvN iter. BeiOClStl
than bud Masnu. Tito rtifusal of hmuM in tt..
east and lu HL latttbi and t'lileasii fat .il t,rii.
in irsHsiiit outer aotiinrrit staiea, wno have
alwava henitororBi tnailo ttrumoi tinvmrnit tm
having A gianl ehVot on the wholesale Irado of
vauaa, ami many varueB aro purchasing here
now who never ill at Whmi.
HottlirtB from N.sv Valk S.DS.U.HI Iks m,1.i
low Ai-tlvo and the deinaad an.l eolectkma of
!pi,iu,-nn.iinirr. in nosuauiue )oMinf traalo
laa Improved during the Week, allliougli la
commission elreiea Inislneaa haa boen rather
limited, jlmwn sheeUin ami slilrttnga, culorwd
entton Aim the Ilk, have tteen In sir I. lly moder
ate mqiioal rrem ftrsl hands, with prlcoa quIM
atesdlfr held.
The monthly statemrajt f terslgrt. 4ry gosxla
uM..r-i .i p. xora iiar ineBsuftin tu rebruary
I) given below : Tito total Imimrla of the mould
haiebissn lift sju, 077, ataltitt ls,oa..'M8 rnrthe
same lime In 188), And JlMWt y, for tho two
DMiutlia elidul with February Ihe total shnwa
tj?! fn 2? Iul b"" wAIT. agalttst
.n,siiis sur tnf. .nniotitne in last. Ani1Bs4Qa ,
-s fur the aamo Unit In laai, for the month
vi. gis turvwn on sue niaraei are aiighllg In
oaceaanrme Itamorla. ftllk rahrli-a ikn.
the lATgeat Irtereaao of , ant clasa of Imported
fabrtca, and In other gonda the Agurrai am Uto
aa BvyunBi . jisar agiv
to-oy aroTATtoin
-tim WA, k LodL It
Oreenwlch. IH: Allen, C; Albion solid, M,': Pea
body solid, 6h; FeabtMly black, ft; rllmpson
blas'k, t i: Minpaon tuouruUig, lit; Oloucoater
noiirnlug 6 .
Hkavt Baoww DomsTIca Augusta. 4-4, IS;
Indian Head, Ssi: ttwtfl Crack, 4 4, e; JEtna.
1-4. Its:: KdgeOeld, 4-4. 7: Calwt, 4-4, 7 si;
Derby, 8 4. b; tllcndalo, i-4, 6S; Kalrhej,
1-4, S; Charter Oak. 4-4, 4 si: Lake Ueorge.
1-4, 7S; Uruat Western, 4-4, a: luturtiaiiouAl
4 4. 6V.
rial Rrown Dob mtio Lake George, 7 si
Harvest, SX; 1'oialiontas, lr, Ureal Falls. 7)s;
ruerlesa, 1-4 6 Flutu Island, t AUaullo, 8;
Un-eiibrler M4.
Hi.bach ro DoKMTica Hoclal, 10: 8unny
Side, a; llolmesvillu, 7V; Forest, 8; Big Hon
ansa, 7-.1, 6 si; Auburn, Ss,; Lonsdalu, pis,;
Lonsdale, camhrle, 1:1; Wamsulta, l;f; New York
Mills, 1,1; IilHinon.l Hill, cambric, OH: Kulght'a,
eauilirle, K; Hero, 4-4, ; Hero, 7-8, 8; Ballard
vale, 7; Cauibrlilgo, 7-H, 7: 1'ecrlcsa, 8-4, 6S'.
DucKa Arkwrlghi, 16; tittrlek, a-iia, 12; Wrk,
8-01, US; Htark, lusiz, 17: Savage, 8 nx, 12t; llniiip
deu. brown aiid.lriili, OO, 10; llamden XX, do, 14:
Boston, 10-nx, bmwu and drab, 17 s,; MoutaiilL 40
lueli., j:i; No. 8, 4tlineh , 42!,; No. H, 62 Inch.,
67S; (iold Medal llluu, 14H; Lion, bruwu and
drill), l:t.
Fi.Atn OsNAncana Delta. 7V: Economy, 12;
OtUwa, 8H; Michigan, at,; Uollu, IH; Wood
lawn, V; Cntuwha, O'A,
TicaiNU Amoskeag ACA, 1'; Hamilton I2j
HolywiMid. nlaid. II: rlUiulard Z. 10. Eaatou 11.
W :0megu, lis. .
OItl:FltlK.t.
Tim number nf country merchants luthe cltv
to-day. purcliaslug. was In excess i f thai of unv
olher day since Iho snring trade opened, and
-en-iiu never visiicu iiiiseuv neioni eiinie
from points that tho completion ol tlie railroads
has opened up to this market. Mall orders were
large und triule lu every way was brisk uud unl
uiiilc.l. Trices are steady an. I our quotations
In. Unite only a few slight changes.
TO-UAY'B HUOTAT10N8.
Corps Klo common. limrtP're fair. 12Wiai.V
olinlee, 1.1 to limj; Laguyra, 14 to 16; Java, '20
Tkas Imperial, 60(iWi6ir, Young Hyson, 40(iii00
Oolong. i'no.i'.ne; Japan, MfrriiOa).
HuoARs We quote: Powdered IIX01 omshed,
list; granulated, 11 Rl I ; slauilard A 1, 1IX
Louisiana whito clarified. 10i to 10i: vellow
nlarlllcd, 10(10'40J choieo LouUliiiia,'J)o; prime
lidiv'.o.
molassks LoulsiniiA choice, 75; prime 70c;
fair to good 05 lu 70c.
nWKKT rOTAToga i 76012 00 per bushel.
Kick Wholcaiile, OH to 8.
Halt lu barreL 12 60: Livernool lu sai.kji II 78
4-1 86.
Onions Kcd, per barrel, H 6 1 to 14 60; yellow
H flu to 16 00.
FoTATOKa rachblow, none in market; lm
ported, I liO; surly rose, 14 66 tnfl60pcr bbL
CgAORitHir-rsiila, X, 8S; XX, XXX, 10
oreuin, II V: ginger anapa, 11,.
HoAP-olivo, IJ.I per box: bine India, X lb
bars. II 76 tier box: V lb. bars, i-l 76ncr Imn 1 1h
bars, H 76 per box. Eureka Heap, 12 86, Cy
Clone, HI 76.
ltKANa 7 to 7Sc per pound.
C'ANDl.ils-Ktiir, full weight, Wi to 16,
t:H)Kas) W. K. Ill 1-2; lull cream 10.
Honiny AND (lKIT.4-a 60ur barrel
Dkikd Arpi.ra Huohv.
Iikiki) I'KAVuaar-Uuuoelcd. Bono: neeled lie
per isiun.L
I'icki.ks 111 I(.il2 per barrel; half barrel)
17: Uric.
Coai, Oih 110 deg. aro tost la barrel), 16,
In cases, I 80.
Ci.otiiks I'inb Round, 66c; Bnring, II per box
Mrasckka bllshul. lrou bound, ta 60 M.
dosen: two-hiKip pulls, t! 10: llirce-hoop, 2 26.
Tubs Thrco nest, 2 2.'ku12 S6; eight neat, 111 28
No. 1, 9 76 per doxeu; No. 2, I 76; No. 8, 7 75 per
dosen.
W ASH llOAr.ns Wood. 11 85: line. 1 Ns.
Era, 2 Ws.i.2 70.
iiKi.1. oiii'aaTSg-i issi, pcrnor.cn,
1'owllRa Sl'i 66 tier keir of 26 lioooits- 1!U iln
111 68; II si do II 00; blasting kegs, 18 no.
HnoT-Drop, bag. $2 10 to 12 15; buck, (2 S to
2 4(1.
MACgKKRb No 1. barrcla. Ill: half barrels 17-
kils, Heel Itr. No. a barrels. It) 60 to 110; half
barrels. 16 60 to Id: kita. 110 to H'sv No. 8 barrala
18 to III; half-barrel), (6 to 16 50, klu, 76o to
15.
Caniiy Slick. 13 to 14c A niitnd. Faiict. 16o.
to 26c
Lvit-Concenlrated, 12 76(44.
Uurt-Uiaal, S Inch basis, to 10c; cotton, 10
Missouri CtriB-'ii3Wsj per gallon.
Vinwiar l'er gallon, UOi.iaoo.
Yt raH'ino I'ai'kr Kag and straw, 16c to 76c
Btaiiuh 6m s,o
Jtios Wo uuoto llo tier nllon for olaind.
Cns'ks, 10c per gallon for glAied.
rRACima i ma, i.k.u'Z v; a ma, vuf3 40.
Tomatiika 2 Iba, II UlUisI 40: 8 lb, II iVSu 1 76.
Baiirr Kraut. Bblalfi 00; half bbla 14 00.
Cauhaiir II 60 to 12 75 perdoxen.
The Inst advice) front Kin Janeiro stale tho
average dally recelnta then) were S,3taJ baga ;
alock to-day, 60,000 bag); sale) for the Culled
Htatcs, I", 00 bags; sale) for Euroia), t,60u bags.
Market quiet and nominal .
Ihu 1 lines-Democrat, ill rpcaklng of tiiirnr,
aa;s: Although tho Impression prevails l Hit l
Ihu overflow haaennalderably curtailed tlie next
crop in litis state, and that tho horluess of thu
Cuba crop la greater than reported, tlie sugar
market hum haa shown Hale appreciation and
themuveinenl but mndoralo animation. This Is,
however, In some meuauro AiH'imuted for by the
liberal stock on hand, which, including barrels,
la fully H,uoo hogshead) more than at this lime
last year. The supply of mulassea, however, Is
fully 7,600 barrels less than last year at thla time,
lo which la Attributed, as well as to its gradual
diminution, tho well maintained prices now pre.
vailing. Hut while Iho grades of sugar am gen
erally good, Iho quality of molasses Is mostly
low, w ith no choice or strictly prime visible, nn.l
tint little If any priino npiwarlng. Tho general
pmllton and outUs.k, howvver, or )ugar, as well
as the moderate stock uf inolassC) here, 1) con
sidered favonthle.
Southern rice shows ah Advancing tendency.
Holders nl the south are very strong, the supply
ahead being largely short uf last year, lly count
of siis'k In mill, Ihe shortage la drtlnllely ascer
tained to be 26,00u cask) III tho Carolina crop,
and 10,. CO barrels In the Louisiana. Of the crop
Unsold lunch Is aatd to bu of low grade; couse
quenlly, much higher rules are predicted lor Ihe
belter styles lu tne near future. ,
a-
IIAItDWAHK,
Tim hardware trado of Iho city In-day haa
evinced an activity never before experienced lu
this city. One dealer Blules that his sales have
been nmy liny per cent, larger Ihau on any
other day since he has opened business In Dal
las, Building hardware Is In tcady demand,
and sales of Amla and Agricultural iinplf incuts
wereveay lieavy. Prices hem am low, and have
not been advanced to correspond with thu In
erf used rales or inanutaeliiicrs.
The atia'ka of pl-liiil unsold III the hands of
maker or tneir agents on ine :ist ol iicvcmhf r,
ImI, ainouiited lo JIO.AItl net tons, agiitnst
ivs Inns nl the close of lssn, and 141,074 toil) al
the close of IsTH.
Wllhlit three month) ground has been survey
ed or broken lor threw moro blast furiiacea, A
atcci aim iron ntiiing rain, a nail laclory and A
dosen or mom smaller establishments have Ikhmi
stsrie.i anil wilt simui bo lu full ownilluii In
.lunula. iimiii, Aiaoatiia.
TO-DAY H gl'OTATIOKR.
Axes rAlllna', per doien. M): fluid Pnllar,
Kr doacu. Ktsi; Dlautouil Kilgts iir tloaen,
': KouWeBILSUia '
Hliovel) and Hnadea Rowland'), discount 80
per cent i Ames' list, steel goods, dlacouut 40 and
lu iter eetifc
llublu'r bcltlng-Dlscouid 60 per cent
Nails 4.26 rale.
Ilora ahiH-n-A76 per kc.
Dorse nalla Northwestern, No, T, 5.60;. No, I,
o.i per isix.
Imn 4c rate.
Ul.-.l ..L.u. 9m, 1.u -.. . --.t .k..u
Hheel Imn 117 B, IV; galrauUinl, dlacouut 80
per eem. .
Hklllela and II da, to per pmfld ; )ugar kettle),
oe l'er aitiim.
Hail I run a I t-2c per pottnd
Tacks-Ill bole. 100 nsi.ers. I 60 nor ti
tlrub hrtes-pct dosen, .00 rttllroad pick),
HT IHSH-ll, V. w.
Maltocks per doner), 11.00.
Hcalea Fairbanks dlstsiunt M frt cent.
Hlw dlsixiunt J6 r cenu
Tin plat-. 4 1.1x14, per hot, loll !. C , 14g
Feru;,&perh,,,.r,.iU,M
tinware-piecesi, tiisntnni 60 pet Cm
alaintwsl, dlnvuiiL 40 ier cent .
Holder-No, t, 16c; No. 11 Ami 1 J, ID) per
Babbit melal-10 to I V per pound.
Bar lead 7 l-je par iwinnd.
No. 1 duck horse Millars 4 5A lwf dnteflL
llaines-lwo lis.p, 4.26 per dosen; thte Vvp,
t.V) prrdmrn
T rc clialiia-4 12, , t, 48c per plr.
Back bands Ui re Inch, 176 per dosen,
Ch'Vlaoa c per pound.
BI)aI top go raw.
.
uni'tig.
Th trail. In drug tn-day I) aVml an Average
nfthatspasl two nioitlba, and ahipmrnt bar
dss-h more man aauani aeavv. itmc am tlasvlr
kut firm.
New York Ailvlcea )ummarlr the rstsl
ehatige In drug qnolatloti) aa follow); The h-
shubj unu. t psups os sn. Hssniag Biapie aroma
vrv fair, hul very lltll la doing In A lore wat
oa )peultlT or trail, arrounl fric Are
showlagoalr Btsaleret gnrtuatlona and. a a
aeema to be the extreme for new. Outside toU
of If. A W. morphine atill bring &o over Ihe
manufacturers' price, ami 13 80 la obtained for
K. A . Foreign, In eighths, la flrmer at 4.40
4.46. Onquimnu there seema lobo no change
whatever, tho dealings being on A moder
ate asahi. Balsam l'eru Is a ahade easier,
some holder) now quoting 14.23, though
othera ask aa high aa U.&A Cwlijr
oil is unsettled And weak, with seller at as low
as 12 1-2 to 12 -t-4c rorcases. tiiim arabic la more
lu buyers' favor, ami offered at 111 to.Ul l-2c fur
tlrat picked, 21 toil l-2c fur second-picked, ami
10 to 10 l-2c for third-picked Assaf.ell.laof besl
quality is higher and very firm, with 20 to 24c
asked; inferior kinds can bo hail at 12 to 13c.
I'umlHigc is also higher and firm at the advance.
1 06 to 11.20 seeming now IhelimcNlilgtires. OIIb
citronclta, pennyroyal, and peppermint aro a
trillu lower. 1'liik ns.t Is lu more ample supply,
and is uow offered al 2-6 to 2ee. Canary seed coil
tlnues In a seller's favor; a few small lota of
Smyrna could be bad at 1 70 lo II 75, but f r
round lots 1. AO is the lowest price named. Aloes
arcatlllscnrceand very ilrm.
to-h.y'h hcktatioxs.
And, sulphuric, per lb 0
Acid, citric, per lb 75
Acid, oxalic, per lb 25
Acid, titrtitiic. powdered, per lb 72
Ammonia earn., per lb 26
Alum, per lb.. 6
Arrowroot, peril) 4H
Balsam, copaiba, peril). 75
llorux. refined, per lb , 18
Calomel, Am., per lb..' 75
Custor oil, per gul 11 25 to 1 5u
Cassia buds, per lb 60
Cream tnrlar, pure, per lb. ..
5.
Corrosive sublimate, per lb..
Chloroform, per lb.
Extract logwood, bulk, per lb.
(ilycerine, bulk, fer Hi
(iiini arable, select, per lb
(urn itssafieti.lii, per lb
1 mis camphor, per lb
(luin opium, per lb
Iodine, per lb
Leaves, buchii, short, per lb.
Leaves, seiiiut, Alex., per lb
Morphia, sulpli., per ox
Oil hergamot, per lb
Oil lemon, per lb
76
1 no
20
Vt U) 60
60
,15
40
15 25
3 75
25
26
... II to I 25
:l 00 to M .'0
3 00
!t 25
Oil peppermint, per lit.
Oil wtntergreen, per lb
Oil olivo, Miihigo, per gul. . . .
Potass, bromide, per lb.
l'olnsa. Iodide, per lb
8 60
1 60
60
12 60
S2 40 to 2 M
fl 70
..1 10 to 11
(Julnlit, aulph., per oz
Bulph. iuiuidlii, per ox
Sulpli. cinclioui.lln per oz...
Seeds, canarv. nor lb
10 to 11
Soup, castllu, mottled, per lb 10 to 11
Soap, citstile, white, per lb. 15 to 15H
Spirits, nitre, aweet, per lb 60
Strychnia, crystals $1 60
Tapioca, per lb 10
Wax. white, pur lb CO
llCILblNU M.VTKHIAL.
Tug limber trade of Iho cltv la Improving, both
In a local way and in shipments lo the country.
Tlie rouda yet are in a muddy condition, but Ihu
wagon; btislnesa is Increasing. There 1b also a
nue trade to surrounding points by mil. it may
not be generally known, but nevertheless it la
true, thai the prices of lumber In Texas are low
er than in iiuy other suite or territory in the
country. Brick Is selling very rapidly und con
trucls aro being entered into lor supplies for new
DuiuiiiiKs ui no erecieu in ine city, l ucre is a
heavy wholesale de uiuiid fur paints and oils
from surrounding towns. This linu of business
la ussuming largo proportion.
TO-DAV'8 yt'OTATIOMH.
Bricx At the kilns to 110 kiln run.
Btonb At tho Dallaa Quarries. 6o tier n.iMc
foot: 11 for foiiudatiou; 10 for wall and 25 for
dressed front.
Lumrrh Yellow Pine, rough. 12 26 per 100
ecl: over 24 feet 111 length: 12 50. Mali-tied and
dressed flooring and finishing, 2 76; S celling
2; S celling, 12 60, yellow pluo
aiding 12; white pine celling, 12 76 first
cnmiuofi; white pine aiding, first common, 2 60
asn aim waiiiui uooring, iitiu per inousaud;
poplar, dressed both aides, 65; rough walnut,
1126 to 160. Common doors, 1 50 to H; sash, l 25
to 5 00 aa to alio.
isuinui.ro Yellow, plno, 13 60 to 4 26( while
nine, (.'I 60 to oo, Cypresa, No, I, to; No 2,
ii 60: No S, M 25.
Forth Cedar. 112 80; Boise d'aro, 115.
Laths 3 60(.i4 per thousand.
Ckmknt Koaoudale, $3 76; Loulavlllo, 3 60
Portland, 10 6a
Drain l'irg 3 Inch, 16a per foot; 4 Inch, 2C0
Inch, 87sjc; 7 Inch, 40c; 8 Inch, 60c.
I'i.abtkr l'ARia l'er barrel, m4 60,
Hair l'er pound, 7 Ho.
Crmrnt Flu r 6 Inch, 87X0; 7 Inch 40oj 6 Inch
Celling Joint, l; 0 Inch cap, 60c; 7 Inch oiling
lolni, II 26; 7 inch cap do, 60c,
Minn Paints Keadv for use and all color).
II 2.''il 85 per gal. All the teatcd And alaudard
maiea are on aate nv liana) uoatera,
WiiiTg Lrao Kirietly pure, 17 hi.
Limb Cooi.ercd. Austin. 12 ncr barrel: bulk.
II 60: Denisou car lota, We; per barrel, II 26;
uniiaa, in una, wr, per uuanei wo,
lilNRRgn Oil Kaw, C'Jc; bulled, 7120,
Pltl'ITM AND KITH.
TligRK la nil Incmaaed demaml for tmi.lcnl
fruits, owing to tho acarclly and tho inferior
grade of aptdea In the market. Prices am lower
Hum have been witnessed hero for A long tine
and Ihu quality gisal, Thrre la Also an ae Ivo
Irado In mils of all kinds. Tho New Orleans
Picayune say) tho steamship Vllle do Llslsiiine,
Captain Charles (irosua cominaudliig, arrived at
that port Saturday morning Irom Mcaalnn and
Palermo Willi I I, 7 Jl boxeaof leimma and omiigea
from the former, and 11,700 fmm Hit) latter port.
Tho consignment ia lo aeverul parties In New
Orleans, the largest ever made at Hint port to
siuglo consignee,- being t A. Ciiaiimiuo, who
pays nearly n,i ' In tliillea alone.
TO-DAY R tJl'OTATIONH.
Raisins London laver. new. nur box. I) 06i
lavor Id is) to 8 25.
dananar it biincn, 12 no to tfl 50.
(Irrkn Arn.K-f,i 60 to 7 00 per barrel
I'llHRANTR 8I0 8SC-.
I'BAt iiKs None In market,
CAi.troHNiA I'kAas Mo K) per box.
Oranoks Valencia, none lit maikek Blellv.
per box, 15 60,
lronb Mciiy, per box, H oo to f 4 60,
Ncts Ahnoiiils. 2.to l.er lsiiind: Hrnill ln.ai
OHktU, IV; English walnula, 20c. lb. .chestnut,
liiiKirted. 18c per pound; peaniiu, Teuumee red
10e; choice white, lias ooeoauiila, to 00, per 100,
I'aisir in irniis, o ier ID,
I'rcanr llo. per lb.
Fioa Keea. 13c, lavera 1" lo lso per pound,
Hrai'Rs Malaga grain's, per bbl., I hi.
CHRaNUTa liniKirted, inc.
I.KATIIKK ANO MAItltl.MHY,
Tllg leather, ss.l.llciv and ahurmaker'a fl.ul-
iuglradeof Dallaa decisis that of anvmher
city lu Ilia state, anil la only surpassed by ft.
i.oius scti 01 me siississipnt rtvcBi tne imsi
nesa done Jn leather alone haa assumed propor
tions much larger limn any ono would supine
who la not acquainted with the extensive trana-
llonshere 111 thla line. Our ilcalcra alnava
hold themselves In readiness t duplicate any
bills iHiuglii in gt. Loud or New Or leans. They
have ftintnd, and cnnti,. led for the entire pro,
duel, of Reventl of tlio largest tanneries In iho
oouiitry, and are lint Indulgiug In Idle bonsllug
wneii iner inuiiso as inw price) as call io
given anyw liero In lit south r west. Trade III
thla line to-day waa cile, aud A number of
dealers from abroad were In atlctnlaucv making
mircua'cs ami nrraugiiig tor summer orders,
i'riis arc steady at quotation). t
Ttt-PAY viroTATIl)Nl.
Boi.l Liathir Oax-No, U IVitHo; No. 9, 17 A
l
Hrwi.ock Beat buffalo slaughter, HU; gomt Mt
host Natainoraa 20; Niv 'A 2n gtnxl damageil, 24.
Oa Haakam Lxatubji-No. 1, K.Wu; No. g,
llRKi ocg-rrm do good, SS; do No. I Jtoo
Frrnvh CALrsaig l 26 tn i 90, xeordlug 10
quality.
I'HiLAPRt rniA OALraxiH Kok Lll 10 to I 9&t
do No. g. l to 1 10. owiboi
ruiiAiim.nitA Kirt.-No. 1, 860 toll, Acror.
ding to weight,
SHar Hams-Topping XXXX per dot. 110 OCc
Llnluo, whii XXX fa 76; rualvM tmK
l.IVkt BT4MJK.'
Tut cattlo which Are now being brought to
mis etiy ai lar irom being nrat quality. Our
bnu hers ssv Air atteh Innvea a are cut UP for
thla market from thre hi Ihr aud half ecnia
per pound, while ahlpper) Are otTering four
J .lT 7. wl" anawer ineir puriwae.
Fmm thla It will las aen lhai ban in i...
wlih our vast het.l and Rnn grasses, w) do not
rvu win iair aeismit clasa qnalltr ol beef .
The anpplv la far froa Wing siial to th do
niaml, end price Are firm. Thr were alsnil
t ball hundred heed of mutton liep In the
iena to day, and they were th rnosl dehs-ied
and sorriest lot that waa over offered fur Ut
biitchor't knife.
They had been ahnrn of
ineir wot
and their condition
waa Mallilf - vlill.le la tha n.So.1
eye. On man Bald the whole flock would not
nmilih enough mutton lallow to g-eaa vacln
rwh. ttUII Uiey sold rssvllly, for tuchr) must
have mutk.a to Ars-ommotlala tho trade II. sis
are Also scare ami high, and what few do com
In would Ball Utos admirably who Ilk lean
pork. It la In be hoped w will aooa kav stork
In )ts that will he. at 1rt, In rpctahl rou
IUoa. Th tW lowing ars qwouillnna tarda y:
txs-pa T', nvnr stiom.
Faar CAVTLAOoradVd. ta)i rul),
ItAAR COW Pit, AtMS OHllBX
fMiriBo ta4 OBSsta
rA-r k4, tum,
MUCK cow-With cmlvea, I264a
SrajKuBB Per head, 10ta4;X
Hova Cora-fod, 6s0Si couia; limber fat, 4$5;
Block. XigHK.
bHxtr Mutton, l-sS' cent; stock, per head.
1.60i2.00.
UoRsEit F.xtra fine, per span, I WAtson: fancy
harness, 11 50.41200; Uverv harness, 1751175;
farm,.'i0(g,ll2.5; pouiea, Al.'siCIWL
Mulss Extra heavj $1251200; medium tX
75 small klossKS.
Ainerieao horse-buyers aro plenty In Quelstc.
They aro mostly from Boston and New York,
and aru paying all thu way from liu to 1140 a
head.
Canadian cattle expottera arc busy with prep
arations for Die spring trade, lib Will open
earlier than usual this year ou a Count of the
mild winter.
Sheep are reported dying In the vicinity of I'na
dllla. New York, with a disease called "stretchea."
The sheep begins hi stretch, and in a few hours
begins to bloat and then dies,
The himbiiig season ha-s commenced In Tcxna,
and s the ewes are generally in strung, healthy
condition uli.l thu weather favorable, the pros
pect is that nu unusually l.rge purecutago of
Iambs will be saved.
A eorresd. indent from Yuklinu Cilv, W. T ,
sAysllutt cnttlehiiyera are ollering 120 per tieinl
lor Bl.s l! cattle, Hiking I. lands through, iuclud
ing yearlings, which ia just double tho price
paid it' this lime lusiyeur.
it is reported that oreat ltritr.ln liA3 2,".0,(100
uud Ireland 2i'.5,(KX) more hogs this year than
Inst, with plenty of cheap potatoes on 'which to
fatten Ihe animals. Also there Is an increase of
0(1,000 cattle over lal year la the united king
dom. The Chlcngo Drovers' Journal savs: The
spring triulu in horses limy now be considered
fairly open. The arrivals during the past week
havu been large, mul the siih a At the Union
HUs k-yards stables have been correspondingly
largo. There is no wild excitement in Ihe Ira le,
hut a sound, healthy tlcuuind cxUhi for guod
horsfsof all the different kinds A fair num
ber have been shipped to dillert lit points In the
cast, but the great hulk of the horses that have
been on the move have In en distributed in tlie
comparatively near vicinity of this market. The
selling of the Imported uud thoroughbred horses
and nutres for breeding purposes continue) to
be a feu turn of marked Interest In tho trade.
WINKS AM CIO A Its.
TiiKREwero aomo heavy shipments ninde In
thla line to-day, and the trnde la fuirly active.
There la very Utile change in prlcoa. The mar
kets are quiet lu Cincinnati, Louisville and other
northern cities, and but few transactions will ba
made of an extensive character until congress
takes action upon the proposed reduction of lux
on high wine). Tho trnde lu cigars is moderate,
inn tne siiiuo enuse mill eueeia wiusky operate)
lo check tho Rule of clgnrs, und manufacturers
ure anxiously waiting for congress to settle the
mutter one way or the other.
to-day's) quotations.
ALCOHOty 12 60 per gat. aa per high wlnea.
Whisxy llectilied, id 101 50, a) per proof
aotir mash one year old, 11 00: two yeara old
$2 00(al2 25; three years old, 12 5uijj2 75; fancy
extra old whisk v. 11(46. aa per ago.
Wines claret. In case. I.li5. tier analttv? Ca.
wnus, per gin, yoi-iwi ou; rori, si 2U((t8;
iJherry,
F,; white
per gai, 1 2U....3 Madeira, per gal, 11 00.
wine, in case). 14 OOkoIO.
Chahpaons Jules Mum A Co.. R2.riia29! Held.
ck, in basket, I20u28; Krug, lu basket, 120()28
1vui.iaui e.iinuiiUKlie, ffojvis.
Ale Stock Ale, pot dog, 52 00,32 25; Portor
per din, 12 0(if(S2 26. .
Bottle Bkkr-HL Loula qnarta, 112; pint) 112 60
Budwelser, own aizo. 12 50; pints. 14 00; Er
lunger beer, qtuirts, 13; plnui, 113,60.
Hub I'liuch, IIH0 '.
jlEl:NSVAItK.
Theiir was a good demiinil to-day for quccna.
wure, In a wholesalo way, and ilealera report a
steady Incrensu In sales to surrounding towns.
1 his Is as It ahotild Ik-, for Dallas la In every way
prepared to supply t,u trails of Norllt Texas
more satisfactorily Hum any other whulesiillug
point In tho south or west, both as to aelccllons
mid prices. A prominent New York glass man
ufacturer and rmporlcr ciprcsses tho opinion
that business Is fully 25 per cent, better anil
prices HI per cent higher than Tor tho yeAr 11-81.
Lost year more than .to.tin.ooo boxes ol glass
were made. And this Is worth from HI to 20 a
box. Importation wero oulv alout one-tenth
of our production. If domestic glass could be
sent to Central America, a good trade could be
opened. A greAt ileal of the commoner kind of
glaas front Bclfluin und France ia used there.
Our prices, qualities aud grades would favora
bly compare with those of the two countries
mentioned ; and if the Spaniards could be got to
purchase our product wo would open up brisk
trade with them.
to-day'r quotations.
A ssorled cralea, tin to 175,
Tumblers, 85c, to 11.00,
Stoneware, per l.Otsj gallon), liaoo.
Lamps II. 11.. IL76; U. 1J., 12.50, 0. 8. T ;t,60
...
WOOL AND IIIIIKS.
TilgRR is an octlvo demand for good, heavy
hides in this city, and price) are Ilrm. Our
dealers are receiving giHKl consignment) dally
by mil, and the receipts am increasing by w agon
and from butchera. There la very Ultle yet do
ing in wool. Telegraph) from Loudon on the
lth' any 12,660 bale) of tvool were aold, com
prising Port 1'hlHp and Adelaide. There was a
strong demand, und rules wem very Arm.
to-hay'r quotation.
Fine and medium Duo, 23c; heavy, 21c; black,
burry And dirty, 5 to 10c oO.
Drv Hint, 18 potinda and upward, lO$12Hc;
drykloa, HKrtllc: wetaalU'd, 7fi7Se; green bulch
or hide). 6t,ta6c: all damatreil. wntorrlrv half
price; uoer akin), 80c; aheep )kiu rum &W1
VW II.
Brrrwaz 14 to 18o per pound aa per color.
Tallow In barrel, 4S lu cake, 6e per lb
.
HOOTS AND SHOtSil.
Til g lwt nn.l shoo trnde or the city la Assum
ing larger proportions than heretofore, and will
shortly become one of ImiMirtnnco lo Dal
las. An exclusive w dnlesale huosn In thli linn
must sihiii build up A heavy business for iKalf
ituu prove in neneiii 10 an oincr nranciies, -
ill. idlest n.iTiees mini rHisiuii SIHIO llllll IHQ
boot and aline tuniiufactumrs contlniio fairly
bust" sbllitiinlils rtf 1mw,I mil li,u 1.. n..l..,.
fllllat.l.. .. Vnt Vi.l,nJ,Lll..,
" .nflra, nii.iiiRi
67,1120 ensea for tho corresponding period last
tear. no general oiiiiook mr spring business
n i,u. nip ,.,,- in cuuaitifrv
more encouraging tlinu A fortnight ago.
DALLAS rillt'R Cl'HUF.NT.
' ft Anil (seeds
Hat Dark. tnatR; bright, IIA From )lnrea
pralrio, baled, dark, I US 16; bright, t6i,
bright, free on board, car. 1 16; dark, $19.
It RAM AM Mlt.LRT VYn ailotjl st S'lsl 1, )..)S.
Jtlle inlllct, 1 tVitotl 76.
naruen, m per papor, retail; wholesale IV tc
CoTTOM-At the oil mill, US'o per buahoL
Benin Iron,
Oaat II per hnudreil; aiovo, 8ocnt; wrought
60c to II per hundreil; brass, 8 to 110 per hun
dred; copper, HO to U W pur hundred; aluo and
u, s mr ouutirou.
1'oultry, Hntter And Kgg.
Chicriks-w ouote Attl 75tgM w per down
Iil,l-J. ISSSI'.S',
Ktloa IW per dosen.
Buttra Northern, VmJX Trxaa, SOOXo, '
Waaton Wood Work.
Sroga.-Fmm , a to as Uich, per set, XXX M
K't, 1.1; XX, tJ 76.
Bawio raixoRir-lKtoaK, 11 75 peraet,
llagrltss, Horliig VTagona, let,
Mimi-Ba notea, tvVftl6 oerdoa.
Buoiii AlradeBAiid aprlng, top, rgsAlMk da
oocn. t70rtsrj; do aid pr(nga, top, lliaMilaA; do
atilebAr.!IOO$lOt doPhaelona,U6160: A gr.l
aid aprlng, II404AX); do phaetoua, ll.'aktMt
bump seal buggte, H7MJ60t platform aprlng)
tiuwtat) uirv Bprtna waguua, lasfua,
(Dotal anil Wood.
Coal Indian nation, ft pr too,
Cos a Ate tHsr harreL
Woort Oak. hickory And Ash, tt 71 tott DO
per uord. Mwed ahtv wood la retailing At the
raw nt o w si s w ist mm .
C' acoai 45 cent) pt barrel
flak auad Ovatar.
Flail Red, aheevhead And trout, InVfn Hew
Orleaui) red snapper. l.s BnanUlt markoral sm
Otavma BalUmor, Per can XXX, mm moll.
. 46C4 gtr ilee w MatagordA Aud ttr
wick ) hay, l M par huudrvd,
Coattrvsg)),
at s. -T, . a, .
- - ' -- iu imrreis , i WC Reg.
76m sugar barrel), Sot half barrel, 4A; booppokM
r"1 i.s
OOILINQTON ft FIELD,
. .001 XloiftrB Oeotral
fommissioii lerchants.
MdaAhweta ,, .
Rrir, Urtli aid TsUra Trtiw
))) I c4 AAAta a irtalt.
-sr-sV-t
.rlTTrmTTT,
fkllDLAlMD
THE PICTUEESQUE EOTJTE OF TEXAS i
nm Msm srs fs . . . .
ouir, uulukauu ana santa ff dy
Take) it) course through that t..i- ..
Slate renowned for the ir,,,!.,,,; ; ,. ' ft
ery and fortuity or Its soil. Its route from11"
DALLAS AND GALVESTON
FT. WORTH to GALVESTON
8 coiimH-ttnns at WveHtcm with ihe dim-SS
nhr(ilftii ni'Oi'HH tit .ia )Mkmm....j..i
Uimou Males. i.uruii mu M ifL,
-iniijijiiinif.rtKas
GALVESTON with MftUory Lint Strain.
ovo,.iui , it-re WHIl Unt
gun Lino Btcamera for New Orleans. Iniilsn!
o a. Cornua ChrlsU. Hmit,.iii. 1
the worid1'' "d "leawet' fur " pWrf'
At)
ROSENBERG with 0n. A B.A.Ry.fo,
; o , riiu! nu inau me, with
Star and Crescent Koute at Houston for 51.
Orleans and all points In the Souilieast,
At
BKlNHAH with II. A T. C. Ry. jnei.
;v ",', 'u"igBi AUhun ana all
nnilltu on tliiil linn a
At
T?LAN0w''tiI.40 N. Ry. forHeam.
town, Austin and all Doiuts on ti,.iu,',-orf
j s.tsu.ie, nuesiisii!, nolltul Kock, (icorge.
At BANKS with Tcxna A St. Loni) Ry' f0.
thiuino; "uu pomtt011
At MORGAN with Texas Central Rr. for
l tl't l M ii r 1 1 ii 14 iim Tissi.ll. t " -
V,lnV; Vl.tll..", -' and all
At CLEBURNE with C. T. A M. C. Rv for
Alvarado, Dallus and all point) on that line.
At FORT WORTH with Mo. Pacific, and
Texas .4 I'neilio Uys. for all point) ou these
"--i "; os i.ouis, Kansas city.
KaitriWeat. Ytk p0l"U Nor
Thl) line haa been fully equipped with all the
lntcst appliance) for Safety, ItapidTrausitand
Comfort, combining with Uieso
EXCELLENCE OF ROAD!
Pi EYY AS ELEUANT ( 0 ACUES !
GOOD TRACK and STONE BALLAST.
And in uothlug does it acknowledge a superior.
-Rce that your tickets read over this line
AVr-'or full information, address
OSCAR 0. Mt'RRAY,
Gcn'l I'asa. Ag't.
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
Houston & Texas Central iVy
AND CONNECTIONS,
The only lino running through the central aid
beat poruou) oi tno buiui ol iexas.
Passenger Express Trains
ami-
Daily Fast Freight Lines
Over tho Entire Itoad.
rULLMAN'8 PAtACE SLESPINO CARS
Each way, dully, without change,;
Botwt-iMi GiilvoBton anil Dcnlson and
CialvCbtOII Alltl Allhtlll.
The SHORTEST LINE between Texa) ud
Kaunas City, Hannibal and all point)
Korth and WesL
And It) position and connection) render It ripe
inn uusirnoio tor rename auu oomiort
ublu travel between
TEXAS and ALL POINTS
In the United State) and Canada.
Favorable mntea. via
Denlaonand Missouri Pacific railway to Kaniu
niv. iiauiiiuai or hl 1.0111a. or via
The Texas A New OrlcAita All-Kail Thronfk
a,iuu, via uuuautu auu xsew uricaua.
Vie the last named rontc. the day Exprcia tnlni
of tho
Houston & Texas Central Railway
uako aircct connection) in Houston and New
Orleans, and all point) in tho Southeast,
Northeast aud East,
1: U It O 1 IS .
rhrongti tlckcta from or to Any point In Oreat
Britain or louuncui 01 curoiai, via ui
If .. n. rt- . , 1, . 11 .
uouaioti ol ifxua xt'llirni iiuunaji
And all rail to Now York. Bicnee via
North Herman Lloyd,
vt uiio star luman, nuito,
Mlaiiialppi A Dominion,
Rotterdam, and Italian
HteamahiD Llnta,
On aalo At All lmportnnt stations ou tho hue 01
thla railway, aud at
Galveston. Cnero, Victoria,
Sanauloulo, Marlon, Segnlii,
vtelinar. l.a (.ramrn. t .ilntiilillL
Flatoiila. rVhlilciit.urir. New BrauilfclAj
Bau Marco), Kuund Koi-k, Huckdale,
Etc, Etc.
Bneclal Inducement) to Immlirrant) and ooopl)
oaainug 10 aettio iu tuo a law.
A. rAVLK.r.n,
Tn. .. !., our AtftillL
For (tiforiTlatlnn bb bt ratua of tiassairo )Dd
freight, route), etc, apply lu person, or by
teiwr, to
S, 1. TKCR. C. B.0RAT,
A. u. r. A. A. u. r. a,
J. WALDO, Traftlc Manager.
HOUHTi'N. TKXAi
MISSOURI PACIFIC
ltiYILAVA.Y,
"THRO' DENISON THE GATE,"
Ptartlng from the great Blatcof Texa) Itr"
through tho Beautiful Indian Territory aria
thriving cillca and town) of Kansa and lllf
aourl, reaching the Mississippi River at ML Uni)
gnu iiauninai, Aim tne Missouri ai ai""Y"'
111 Mrnicn iii.-b rinan fw,,,i,M-ti,.tii am mntiv
I'nlon Depota with Railway Line) leading
All parts of tho 1' lilted Htatea. .
Passenger who pundias Ticket over U
JllrttiOUkl rAClKlCKAlLWAVhav
NO CHAME OF CAHS
AMI ntlf.T TH1IJH
BETWEEN IHR FOLLOWING C1T1W
i
Houston and 8U Loufg,
i'aiim ana m. loiiik,
HoiiNtou and Scilglla,
HaIIar and Nrdalla,
llonaton and Fort ttrott,
Haling and l ort Scot t,
1'rnlgon and St. Iioul,
Dcntaon and Hannibal.
IKnlaon and kgnagg (It,
San Antonio and MU Louis,
Aagtln and St. Lttula,
Fort Worth and St. Loula,
Kanai City and St. Joafph,
WITH
RECLINING CHAIR CARS FfiE
Beside, FIVK line) of Pullman Wepln0Mj
And handsome day pravhea, with toilet lo
And lh lale.1 improvement, wernwd M J,'IJ
And tlinmiighly venUlatasl, gat, completed (to
with colored AllcAdauta,
The Missouri Pacific RaW
BaiAlttret Track.' thh Miller Matforrl,
the Improved AutmmaUc Air Brak o JrZ
I IU pBBengr Irtslna. ll U In every l l
F1U8T-CLAPS RAILWAY.
.r.. Masa.lahla and Illl.MSitlnt rdl
Baaltereersrrrrilngllt atlsinrl parift) an4 I"
BBBiver t-i'mT-riii "s " ' - , , ,
onnecttona with other Uaea, Whkh Will
BOAIletl free, vinm
i-uiuht BB BmmI BuaSMI Arm
n'. H' KlMai AJL Aalkan Uauaral lsasraf
V.B - - - '
Agwt. . .. . ,a,
nl)k )as.ults)sir. Old ovIiib) la o ott
amMWlaaM duty fii, Wwl M
Ik. A. TAI.MOB.leAI naglT, "
H P .R Bit Hua, katUwl)ni raaAg As"
at tasoBBA mi fcorrbwast, w
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