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CAUGHT AT LAST.
Ehe RRVisher OF A LITTLE Girl Cnu.
mTed by sheriff nariIey.

The old adage that justice is slow
but sure, was amply verified night be-
fore last, when Sheriff Barklry walked
into the Lamar Hotel and quietly ar
rested II. b. Hooker, for whom he had
been looking for the last twelve
months,
Hooker Is u young man about twen-
ty'four years of age, of rather prepos.
sessing appearance, Of respectable
family, and u former resident of Paris,
AZ which place in July, 1874 he commit
ted the terrible crime Of rape upon the
person of little girl only eleven
years Of age. The sullerines
of his victim, owing TO the horrible
injury he had inflicted upon her, was
the cause OF the outrage being discov-
cred, and the perpetrator saved him
self from arrest and immediate pun
ishment by n precipitate flight, and
since that time, until the moment that
Sheriff Barkly laid his hands upon
him, he has successfully eluded all en-
beavers to capture him. During the
interval of fifteen months that has
elapsed since he committed the crime.
he has repeatedly visited Paris, where
his family aud wife and child reside.
but was always up and away just ia
time to elude arrest. At last however,
he grew too bold and confident, end
relied too much ON his former good
luck, and he, now behind the prison
bars, trembles for the consequences of
his crime. An officer il hourly ex-
pected to arrive, who will at once re-
move the prisoner to the scene of his
dastardly outrage, where, no doubt, he
viii receive the severest punishment
that righteous law can infiict. While
we can but sympathize with his afilict.
ed wife, who to add to her distress will
soon become mother, yet "let Justice
be done though the heavens fall.n
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W. r. LHrE " Co., real estate agents, No
los Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten.
ton OF persons wishing to purchase real es.
tate to the extensive lists'of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside of their office
under the respective heads of improved
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots, EARNS
and "untmproved and wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses aud vacant lots In
the commercial center OF the city. Also,
building lots, and anumber of very desir-
able residences situated in every quarter OF
the city. Also, large tracts of wild lands in
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
number offarms of various sizes, Include
ing several large and highly improved plan
tatlons within Ave miles OF the city OF Dallas
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sNDIANOLA.
"DO Unf0 others as yOu w0nld the,
shOnId do umtO you."

A meeting Of the citizens of Dallas
IL called to assemble this morning at
10 O'Clock, at the Court House, for the
purpose of devislng some means Of
aiding the unfortunate sufferers from
the terrible storm which has desOlated
the coast and Of relieving their i'm
mediate necessities. Several hundred
lives have been lost and hundreds of
families are utterly homeless and des-
tltute Of the means of bare subsistence;
and worse still the general wreck has
left them almost powerless to help
themselves at present. Houston and
other cities have lobly responded to
the mute appeal which their lament
able condition conveys, and we feel
assured that Dallas will not be behind
her sisters in this noble work. II ever
there was an opportunity for carrying
out the spirit of the Golden Rule, that
occasion is now presented. We feel
the more assured of success because
the ladies, with the characteristic sym
pathy Of their natures, have taken the
matter in hand and will press it vigor-
Ously to Il successful issue. Supplies of
every description, rs well as money,
are needed, and that too, without de-
lay. Our merchants can spare some
thing from their respective stocks, and
certainly our farmers will give part of
their rich harvests of grain and other
products to aid in the enterprise with
which every sentiment of humanity
and charity must deeply sympathise.
That they will do so cheerfully, is the
more assured, since so many are
eXiles from homes which the storms
of war have desolated even as this
fearful hurricane has left naked sand
or crumbled ruins, where, scarcely n
week ago We're life, business, prosper
ity and happiness.
Let the recollection of past misfor-
tunes make rs look kindly upon our
neighb0rs in their adversely and sore
Trial This is essentially an age of
charity. All over the world great
public misfortune is alleviated to the
'ulI extent of the power of those who
have been spared. At the time of the
Boston and Chicago fires, the sufferers
wereaided by contributions from every
city and town in every part of the
Union, and aid even came from across
the waters. The people of Dallas
turned out nobly when Shreveport and
Memphis were desolated by the fearful
sGourge which, two years ago, almost
turned them into graveyards; nor were
they less prompt in aiding the
starving thousands from the over
flowed valley of the Mississippi. This
year the disasters in France have eX-
cited this generous spirit into almost
unparalleled activity in Europe.
These reflections, we are assured,
have suggested themselves to the
minds of every citizen, and they have
felt with TIE HERALD that, though
they cannot bring back the light to the
dimmed eyes of the dead, they can at
least do their Christian duty to the
living, and, casting their bread upon
the waters" know that it will 'return
after many days"
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aed to enjoy thoroughly the bright

ded to enjoy thoroughly the bright
sunshine
The Dollar store, with its i'm
mense stock Of goods, is having u
splendid trade. They have probably Il
greater variety Of articles for one dol
lar apiece than was ever before offered
-fhe most elegant and prettiest
fall style Of hat for ladies has crown
sIoping towards the top, where It is
Hat, instead of the alpine shape. The
edge is slightly turned up all round
with an appropriate trimmiug-a dark
blue being generally preferred.
Judge Bnrfords court las almost
ceased to he good place for people To
pass away an idle hour; everything
now that transpires there seems TO be
strictly business, and 1t utterly fails to
furnish the linguistic reporter with an
exciting item. The civil case of stone
vs. Antoine was tried yesterday, and
Il verdict Of S20.02 was rendered in ia
yor Of the plaintiff.
The charitable ladies of the Elm
street Presbyterian Church have tu-
ken the initiative in procuring aid for
the homeless and suffering people OF
lndianola. Yesterday afternoon they
held meeting at their church and
subscribed clothing and other necessa-
ries, and organized themselves into n
committee to solicit subscriptions from
our citi2ons We hope the ladies Of all
the different denominations will ut
once take action in the matter, and
show to the world that the sullerngs
Of their fellow beings will not pass un-
noticed by them. Call your meet
ings, ladies', Immediately, appoint
your committees and let the good work
commence in earnest.
In our notice yesterday of the
death by drowning Of DR.. John
Hughes Leake, ut Indianoln, during
the recent terrible storm that cevasta-
ted that city, we mentioned that the
entire family Of DIR. Henry T.eake had
been destroyed at the same time. Yes
terday afternoon Dr. f. Il. Hughes, Of
this city, received II dispatch contain
ing the joyful intelligence that the
wife and one child Of DIR. Leake had
been saved, only one child perishmg
with the devoted brother. The dispatch
also contained the information that
the family Of the Rev. Mr.. Jope, CON
sisting Of himself Wife, three grown
daughters ana son sixteen years of
age, had all persisted together also,
that the entire family of Mr. Morrison
y prominent merchant, conss ting of
twenty-Cne persons, wife, children and
grandchildren, had all met the same
terrible fate.
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The case of A. b. Johnson, arrested
for betting at faro, was dismissed.
John Brandenbug, for gambling, was
fined ten dollars and costs.
William Jackson and James John
son, for n similar ollense, were fined Il
like amount.
j. Schuunessy, for exhibiting faro,
plead guilty and was fined twenty-five
dollars and costs,
John Anglers, charged with violating
the fire ordinance by making additions
to the old foundry, plead not guilty and
demanded a trial by jury. Case tried,
and the defendant was declared not
guilty and discharged.
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AN iLEGANT AFFAIR.
the Hall Of The StoncwaiI Grnys
Last Night.

"And when music arose with its voluptuous
swell,
Soft eyes looked love TO eyes which spike
again,
And all went merry as II marriage bell"
The gallant Stonewan Grays can
well congratulate themselves at the
suco ss Of their entertainment of last
evening Everything was en- rcglc,
and nothing occurred to mar the
pleasure of their guests. The elite Of
Dallas honored the Grnys with their
presence, and the bright eyes and mer-
ry laughter, of the beautiful ladies
present, coupled with the fine music,
served to make an impression ON the
participants that will not soon be eff
faced from their memory. The Grays
were all IN fun uniform, as were their
invited guests, the Lamar Rifles, and
their brilliant uniforms formed II
striking and handsome contrast to the
elegant costumes of the ladies and the
palmer dress of the gentlemen.
The hall was very tastefully decora-
ted with evergreens that hung in grace
full iesto0ns around the entire hall
portraits Of Lee, jackson, Joe John.
ston, the battle flag Of the 9th Texas
regiment, and the well.known picture,
I'm Memoriam," graced the walls
Over the door entering the hall, side
byside, We're placed two pictures which
tell the silent story OF the late war, one
representing the departure of the Con-
Iederate soldier and the other his re-
turn. We will not attempt to describe
them, for every one is familiar with
them and the story they teach. They
are entitled "'rhe Lost Cause.
Several distinguished guests were
present prominent among whom
We're General Cabell, the Mayor of
Dallas, and G. Ii. Buell., United States
Army. Taken all In all, the
affair was Il grand success and will 90
far towards making the Stonewall
Grays oneof the most popular organ.
izations in Dallas.
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Mayors Court.

The Mayors court yesterday pre-
sented quite lively appearance, quite
a number of law-breakers being before
His Honor, charged with various mis-
demeanors.
Erwin Wright, for indecently expos
Ing his person TO passers-by in the
streets, plcad not guilty, but upon u
hearing was found guilty and fined
three dollars and costs.
William Roberts was charged with
falling to pay his occupation tax and
fined ten dollars and costs, but after.
wards granted a new trial,
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LOCAL BREYITInS.

Any contributions donated To The
lndianola sufferers, will be immedl.
ately forwarded TO them IL sent to the
store of Block, Jett " Coz ~ % q
Attention is called to the adver.
tisement, OF the Dallas Manufacturing
Company Mills, lor,two hundred cords
OF wood. '"fN-s " AsN~ NAtsFe
Eggs are selling at thirty cents n
dozen and aresearee even Of thlshloh
figure, n hehpery oughtlto DO d pro-
iitableInvestmcnt about this time.
We call attention to the notice In
the preferred specials OF Il large drug
store for sale, one of the best stocked
IN the city and doing fine retail bust.
hess. ase, n n $500 Us" =
mo weather was glorious yester.
Jay and the streets We're thronaea m
'ay oy citizeua md strangers, Who
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Save Your Ey esight.

BLESSINGS brighten as they take
their flight" and one does not appre-
ciate the priceless blessing of clear
eyesight until it fails. For the preser-
walton of the eyes from impaired sight,
or the grateful assistance to sight al
ready impaired, there is no article
which has had more successful his
tory than the diamond Spectacles,
manufactured by the Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Company of New York.
They are clear, brilliant, soothing tc
the eye and produce brightness and
distinGtness of vision, which renders
them invaluable to those in need o
such artificial mid. For sale at j. NJ
Oram's, Main street.
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Personal.

j. $. Christopher, prominent citi.
zen of leXariana, is in the city.
Captain John w. Lane returned
home from Austin n few days ago
much improved in health. We under.
stand he contcmplntes leaving our city
and settling at San Marcos.
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NOTICE.

All accounts due the undersigned
remaining unsettled ON the list day
Of OctObsr next will be placed I'm the
hands of an officer for collection
Persons knowing themselves indebt.
ed to me viii save trouble ana ex.
pense ny paying UP before that time.
d&w-octl j. w. SWINDELLS.
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d \. Leaehnian, agent for Howo's Sewing
Machine, has removed his onlcc TO 100 Main
streetwhich viii be his permanent head.
quarters, aud hc will have line stock OF
naehlnes In few days. He cordially in
Sites he ladies' OF Dollhs and Vicinity, who
are IN want Ola sewing machine, tn call md
examine tho old reliable Howe. ssnt,atr
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IIO. for EurOna

An narsons ,visbino IN an +o Enrn,o M.
Grnnt pItnIn or ,yhn t w. rpro, VI
.t u " ~ uv9i'v ~ soiiu iol ieLn ON,
onnsnjt ,heir inIaron, ~ U,ts ~.
tinlIats nithar w. T ~ ~ i,Is, ameai
AGENTS ""'' ''o"' INV
"Sivvi a'.roso,,, ,t,,,
ers - roInnosed Of tyeIve NO inp,,n ", stoam
III 'Un pIaou w. C"e iNn =, my, dhIse stehhi-
'yhfch iaayasS Nh, WI WV =" 10y 'VnS, u.e VI
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stenmerS aye iifa Ia 'n hoo I, ny or
Gaif a ,niiiton nosaan,', "J ha,i 10y w.
hrnn.,ht nn,nsn p,''seasors n"tnns osei,
st,"u6ars anJ 1ondod n o oT .nes1 lne
I las &C. ",, siIa 70 VI, ouI ~,
w iuoI w. ns'iste NV speaklhS VoluiiieS ioi
he he lin m,'o''' surety anu eooo uis''pi'he Vi
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his recovery. The practice OF jumping
upon incoming and outgoing trains Is
INDUCED in to an alarming extent in
this city. aud although attempts have
been made, II seems almost IN impos-
sibility to put stop to the dangerous
pracLleo.
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Ladies' Wishing medical treatment Will ho
received by~Dootrcss Thomas aC her resi-
dence. Board and room furnished at usual
prices, paid In advance. location Wood
street. two blocks south of san jacinto
Hotel p,., ry Mrs. Il, THOMAS.
soptlb.dnn
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wa he fennG ga sale nv Ihe ncws
hNYs om NIL trn.ns Of thQ Texas amt
md Pacinc railway, and M ihe news
Stands in the city.
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Aoll0nce for buying out one of the best es-
tablished Drug store in this city Is now
offered. Tho proprietor nus been extohued
unusual Inducements to remove 10 adistanl
city, winch no viii embrace provided he can
dispose OF his business here. Address
LOOK BOX no,
vi eepi2llSt " UHR ea Dallas, Texas.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Attention! AlOOks!!

Members OF Hook and Ladder Co. No. l.
are requested to meet at the Engine HOUSE
this evening at 1880 p. M, in full uniform, lol
drlll.
BEN LOEB, Assistant Foreman.
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A nrstcluss I'VE or nix room dwelling in
good order, for which good price will be
pldS Address JAS, PEABODY,
septAd3t =. o, Box Al, CITY.
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Eor Snlo.

Agood second hand dray, Apply to
DlBOLL ~ KING,
Corner Camp and Magnolia streets near the
Poslotliee, sept i7.dtf
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A Card.
W. G, SICKLES A. CO.

W. G. SICKLES h CO.,
drocers and dealers In Produce, GIG Elm
street, will furnish Bagging and Tief to theil
coantry friends. and ship their crops; or If
planters wish to consign cotton or wheat to
their friends In Galveston, they will make
very liberal advances.
July 20. w. II. COKER'
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Notice.

The Interest on the Dallas City Gas Light
Co.'s bonds, Nos. Ia, B. 49, 7, s, 8, Is, Ii, 10,
due October !, 1874, and April |, 1875, will be
paid. Parties holding the same will take
notice. c. A. LOCKWOOD,
septl0dtf Secretary.
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ohe' livery stable, situated in central
ana convenient part of the city, with all
oonVeniences for conducting, tho business.
Plenty OF room, ctc. Also, QUO dwelling
house, with out.h0uses and stable attached
good gardens, ste. Enquire at TIE
septlidtt suERIFFiS OFFICE
Protect Your nmllyi 90 to staufords "A,
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u. @. RUST Is duly authorized to solicrland
make contracts for advertising job work
and subscription for rHF DALLAS HERALD.
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Orders received for lumber In car load lot
onlce 73i Main street. Il. o. Box 800.
800 w. u. JOHNSON, General Agent.
sepi2dlm
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Johnson, under The san JNcinto hotel, has
few licketsto Decatur, Peoria and ST. Louis
iorsale cheap. sepu9dlm
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one twenty horse ana one twenty-five
horse second hand engines, IN thorough re.
pair, Address H. o. H., BOX ~,
sept22d2w
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SIN they come! 10 Stanlords lO7 Elm
street, for clothing gents furnishing goods,
umbrellas, trunkG and vallses.
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Best iitlLg shirts made 10 order ut 81
Louis Shlr, Factory, 2Oi Lamar street.
Stpt2ldlm
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Persons Goinu West

To buy lands should cali on Daughcrty,
Conneliee zimmerman, Land Agents, over
the postoiIice, and obtain list of lands they
are onef'hg Tor SUE. anglSdf
For hats mud caps try stanfords, tO7 Elm
street .s, U.,
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Farms In Dallas county. Apply to
a.I j, A. II. HOSACK,
sept2id2t Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale Cheap.

Cheapest and best clothing ut staniords
aOs Elm street,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

.. u For Rent
Dwellings and store houses.
j. A. IL, HOsACK,
scpt2id2t RonliIistate Agent.
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-.. ... 7 OF Ouu
100000 acres Of land IN Texas.
la. II. ltOSACK,
sept2idet Real Estate Agent.
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ruE DAILY mERALD

SGI;it:t SEPT. q.
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Ienas and Pacific Lumbar lA,sopiniion,

Elm street.
, 1875-05-04

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city cou-
sumption: o,aaS bu wheat, 5,0ls bu corn, 500 bu
oats, 400 bu rys @.sll bu barley.
Iao Following grim wss inspected into rtore on
Aohaay morning: u csra No. spring. 1e4 cars No.
do, II cara No. ) do, rejected do 1o3 wbeat,:
cara yellow corn, cars No. d. IS earn hIyt mixed
do, 3a cars and ,90 hu 3do. 50 Cars dn 1000 bu
rejected 10 {495 carr aud IT. o0 bu cosn) car whit.
oats, 10 cara and s 900 In No. 10, ezra rejected
do, car no grade do as cass aud 5000 lu oats):
cars no grads RIO; car rIoc&ei barley. Total tss2
carp), 9U,at~ Lu. lnspecsed out: 1e,yll hu utcat.
barley.
A question heard on Change: "Dll you .tds y,
thu now elevator yot? 2"
Rl'll another 1uestou II III order: Why Is II that
ths Eassesn maskets have bseu dull and depressed re-
Gently, with 'no t!ls or business" when such IN
se!s's sHpor movement IL In progress ~ u reported
neloH7 The da!sy telc9r2ma good tell u that
Europe aoos uot wan. oufbseaasur. aud provisions.
~A's lAs figures show that Europe ia taxing than,
heses!httas, II a rapid rata.
AUS ne"s from Odessa IL dtscoursRi1R Rcutfe-
naa Hho 1st saAa port Ia tho early part Of Anil r.
lofts hat several bankruptcies lars occurred thare
oH'os 70 W. aeshha Ia Wheat ths price Of which u
rtry low lilo also s,ates tL,t tho prosrects ara noor
for The coming crop Of whst tb. snow having iii, m
the ground 10 long 10 8vt ths ,.oxn .1 Il,
othsr than tho usuAl way.
thu leading protluce markets wsss generally ..ropu
yesterday except !u pruyiaont aud ,hat In m fac. NJ
AvsEhe Aav1tea from oaheF routa. i wa chisny
Western strength. and Of tAs speculative kind. the
shipping movement hctng again very slow suL dulL
Ths ~ea'hss was raw and damp, and lbs adyces from
tie country ~ers not generally favosss 10 TN bear
side. though Ola or two reporta to the effect that
the growing wheat Wa looking better than expected
Ihs deliveries on May couracta xsrs unusually hsasy
gu Saturday Afternoon anl yesterday, ~ might bs i-
asFEsd from ths volume oi over STOCK tn xsora Tbs
tacs w1s Fsatetsd in tho bank uieasng. which wers
'he fstst ever reported in tbs history VI this city
ot5 goads were Il good Local aud Inferior demand
seaa5 psces. tlsoeastes we're moderately active,
saa as'aneA sgasn prevailed. Refined sugar. wers
sdsancs an }c, with which exception the onoI.tion.
tegian - b*sess Coss, ree, slEup4. and tess vsr,
ae'* 'aA peases' 1Aa ash nastst cpatsuues lsisly
, 1875-05-04

tub market, bAt bilyCFH did 4
rs,s y T for 'rs a
Ss, tso.t Va. rsgoi.A II Y. xn.st ast1ss
M S ess rssa. s IT. s
COL ner Tere vrre FL SoWsvor pent1 ri
:s:r: from .nos .nat :l,.. optrsss. wl.o oo
ivo busors iii nay sr In, tbors il too mrh ,1,eat
hs Sotia 10 ,nsEe i nsses,.ry for tarcat nria 10
81 so:e Wien a. w.s spos' "sss a. sesr
y sy .ss .s 4 % sS :: .:Ss. a1 ssisr
la.h tale, wtro rerorisl Of 5s 10. sprins s 4
s.s H. Is 4 s,5c e% e. d so IL 't' atsis 70 L % s ~
md I,aoo l'' whls Msmbss At ttl+ frss on bo&rti.
rg!s s,sss.ss. ss.ss u r, eooa .,,, AN,
10. III stors, ;i.is Oh rack aud stls.1sh IL. Of
CoiiN-Was act1s nd teneray m nr,,,. Il about the
.aS. wh. '4 ..s srssss s sy ,s for s!sg an
larger, an ho Slay deliveries wers very heavy. The.a
fscta sassd falling or eary, Init. under aood ID.
better lsn,an for cash tne for sirmcnf, both by lnto
sni sst,. aud sympathy Will, ~hrat brought OIL. bly,
sss | in Ts ass it, e. s,t 4. fsy s3a ss Eli
i,rK: @ oas .t.tles permittins ~. m deferred p
lions Wtst 10 fhvur with npesaatiTs buyers, AMI that
Haue hooa ush,And for May, ~ the cnn0tfJ ioItefs
Their contracts. Srller lnpe opened At 7GiSc. RolI
A. 7aac, adsanced 10 IT'S. and closed at 76:fc.
He!eF ne mouth sold At tSGH cotlnE at tho lie
eaan. bclier July solA u 7sts'9tc closing At 7HHs.
nfaeiy ilesA receipts ri No. = and nigh mixed closed
~ CaAll sae* Ntte rspotsed O. 153 100 b
IT,, t ahu a.er m!atsl n v.t,0 etl new
A!eh mixed 7aa14c; 49, COO bu do IN nus lo II 7hc;
lesoo bn reloesati 1t 71t312,sc; snd Loco bu ar.
oArs-We.s .estse, st.a'sc!@s .beas 10 from !ha
c1osaAR pflcea OF Saturday Tie aeIlfafina on May
tae deals wars settled Ivy changing Into Jins
n r., alnefenco Of 10 in favor Of ths Latter.
thete wc!c A@so gooI many neW orlsts
oa we nsses nheh, together with tls moderate Tc-
celpa AFness n ntler HFsns anu lavosanis reports
arun r." uerR' Saded 70 strengthen IT. seller June
opened ~ YIN hdFaced tu G! aud tlnsal ut