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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-27
A Great Book.

The book OF the nineteenth century-a
book OF solid worth and practical utility
containing remedy for every Ill, solution
for every difficulty, and II method for every
emergency. Agents wanted TO canvass every
county IN Texas. Call az once ON
=. A. HoDGMAN,
jan2Gd2t San Jacinto Hotel, Dallas,
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Respectfully informs tho citizens OF Dallas
that no has taken charge OF his Barber shop,
east side OF Public Square, where Cleanliness
and promptnoss will DO his motto. He IL
also prepared TO give Baths OF pure rain
water. JanT-d3t
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by ORDER OFTME KING.
Proclamation by BOghRrib, Lord High
Chamberlain.

His Honor, the Mayor of the city of
Dallas, will deliver the keys of the
city to His Mighty Highness, Rex
Carnival.
Headquarters of the Executive
Dallas, l-26-lS76
To His Honor, General w. l.. Cabell. Mayor
OF II. q. Ms City of Dallas-Greeiing
You are hereby commanded to close
the City Hall, on the occasion of His
Majesty's triumphant entry into the
capital on the 24th of February, and
deliver up the keys to the Grand Mars
hal. You will testify your loyalty
and obedience by transmitting to this
department at once written notifica-
ton of your faithful compliance with
this command. Herein fail not, under
penalty of royal displeasure.
(Signed.)
BOGHARIB, Lord High Chamberlain.
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A young Engllshman desires TO DO received
into some business establishment In Dallas.
A small salary will be taken, and the best OF
references given. Apply TO en-,
jan25d3t Herald ONCE.
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NATIONAL LIYEIOF STEAMERS.

Consisting OF twelve five large steamships,
one OF the best aud certainly the cheapest
ain and Europe. Storage and cabin, with
railroads tickets, either way, from and TO
Dallas. or round trip tickets. good for one
year. for sale by the undersigned. For par
ms, call at our ONCE, No. 100 Lamar street.
tan23dtf W,F,LYTE q CO., Agents.
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400 acres OF good land, mostly prairie, lying
on the waters Of Mesquite, ten miles East OF
Dallas, Offered for q few days Mt 50 so per
acre, by w. +. LYTE CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamar street.
jan23llm
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Do not fail to call on stanford, Mt 4O7 Elm
street. and secure to yourselves some of the
great bargains that are being sold there
every day. jan2l-dtf
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W. y. Lyle. Up. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Fob aAr,n.

Improved and unimproved property In
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
OF Texas.
For rent-Dwellings and business houses In
the city Of Dallas. Special attention paid TO
abstracting and perfecting titles and estab-
fishing land claims; also, TO the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
WE. LYTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Ne. 100 Damar street.
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There is no mistake about 1t. You can get
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods at Staniord's, 4O7
Elm street, at cost, for the next thirty days.
ian2l-dtf
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Elootro.vspor and suIphuric Bath.

DIR. j. y. Coleman has removed his baths
to the west room, first floor of the Cosmopo-
Titan Hotel, where he will be pleased to see
his friends and patrons. iNn7dtf.
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The first session of the present term of this
school Will close on Friday the 18th, and the
second session will commence on Monday
the Slst instant and close June 10th.
ianD5llw
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Mr.. ]. Lemp,s Laaer Basr papoi

WV -S'''F ~"4V' SVV' D0PUIi
At Jacob Grossmon's Beer Saloon, corner
of Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
ceived car load of their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and in kegs. Orders Will
be promptly attended to.
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DISSOLUTION

The firm of NJ. Ullmann & Co. Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, DR.. f.. Tillman
retiring. The remaing partners will continue
the wholesale grocery business under the old
firm name and style, at their old stand,
corner of Camp and Lamar streets, and as-
Stunning all the liabilities and collecting all
outstanding accounts. NJ. ULLMANN,
DIR. Il. TILLMAN,
j. l.. ULLMANN.
January IL, 1876.
Referring to the above, we thank our many
friends for the liberal patronage extended to
us heretofore, and do hereby solicit q contin-
uance of the same.
jan2513t NJ. ULLMANN & co.
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Surgeon and Physician office, No. 4O7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No. 3, whore he will
be found at all hours, both day and night.
jan2l-dlm
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A white servant to do general housework,
German preferred. Apply at
jan20dlw 700 ELM STREET.
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WE RETAIL
CHINA, GLASS
And Queensware,
At Wholesale Prices.

We ask the citizens of
Dallas and vicinity to write
to us for prices of anything
In our line. 1t Will cost you
nothing, and you will save
money. We have "a full stock
of China in WHITE, GOLD
BAND, and DECORATED.
Also, everything in Glass
ware and Queensware. You
can buy u full set as cheap
from us as you can buy a few
pieces from the retail dealer
We guarantee everything to
be as represented. Remem-
Der thatwe want your trade
and will deal honestly with
you, or not at all. Special
prices to hotels and restau-
rants. Now on hand a large
line of DINNER, TEA and
Chamber Sets, very cheap.
Send orders direct to
MILLER Il STEPHENSON,
5O4 N. 4tb ST., st. Louis, Mo,
oct30-d&wly
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]. v. Childors,

Read Stanford's advertisement to.day's In
HERALD, and profit thereby. jan2l-dtf
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POTATOES AND ONIONS.

Five car loads choice Potatoes and Onions,
just received and for sale oy
jan25d3t NJ. ULLMANN & co.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice.

Hot and cold Baths at Wilson's, No.
All Elm street. decl5d2m
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BY ORDER OF THE KING.
20 our Beloped .Subiects, Greetina !.

10 Our Beloued SutJects, Greettng:
Inasmuch as his Royal Highness,
Rex, will make his entry into the city
Of Dallas on the oath day of February,
1875, we, Bogharlb, Lord High Cham
berlaiD, do hereby, by virtue Of author
ity vested Ia US, command you to do
all In your power to make his visit
honorable TO himself and ereditable TO
his beloved city Of Dallas, and, 10 this
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE
AUSTIN, Texas, January 20, 1876.
70 Sherifrs;
You will neither advertise for sale nor sell
any land under execution for taxes until
further notice. STEPH. II. DARDEN,
Jan25dtf Comptroller.
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Mrs. coaghanour's Select School for Young
Ladies.
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Exterminate your rats with poison pre-
pared at the MARKET DRUG STORE,
Jan9d3m SIG Main street.
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jan9d3n

Getyour prescriptions filled at the Market
Drug Store, 8l8 Main street.
II. +. EISENL0HR,
Jan9d3m German Pharmacist.
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OldergO.

The Secretary Of Bogharib issues the
following proclamation. All societies
and individuals who shall be honored
with the following proof of royal favor
are commanded to answer immedi-
afelv.
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Prize. SILL Lower Than Hs1.saIsl.

All persons who have not provided them
selves with seasonabe goods should call at
once, and secure them at the
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Clothing Department.
DRESS GOOD DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List on DRESS GOODS is
so much cheaper than they have heretofore
been sold that any lady can afford to pur-
chase II beautiful New style Dress.
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List in CARPETS are lower
than sold by any dealer IN this or any other
city. To secure what you want in Carpets
call at your earliest convenience. They are
selling rapidly at the New Prices.
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HAT DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' HAT DEPARTMENT.

The New Price List ON Ladies' Fall and
Winter Goods OF TRIMMED FELT HATS,
when the style and quality are considered
the Hest bargains In the City. They
present reduced prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-10

dollar, paid at tho beginning Of slch year
BY . person aged iorty as long as he shall
live. The ftst payment being made at
once, and rubject to no contingency, Is
worth ono dollar; the second, due a year
alter the first, would, If certain to DO re:
ceiysd, DO worth one dollar discounted
for o year at A per cent 200 centS);
but It's receipt depends upon the
person being alive TO pay II, the chance
Of which being, as before shown, ninety:
nine hundrsdths Of certainty, the second
payment Is worth ninety.hine hundredthS
Of % cents (95 cents). Continue thus
to estimate the contingent value Of the
payment Of one dollar. for each successive
year up to and including %; add all tho
results together, and the sum (S9e AZ Is
the present value in one payment oil one
dollar paid annually in advance ior t F.. ii y :.
BY a person aged 40. Since then sle ~ !
IN the present value in one payment o.
one dollar paid as described, SSC7 oS
must DO The equivalent of an annual pay
ment paid by the same person-iound BY
ldiyidipg 1857 s. by Sle 44-that is
| 100 49, which is tho net annualpremiun
| .a,,,ht ...s %. f.- H a..r ..f.
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IIsr-On Thursday, Nov. Q, 1915, at o'clock
p. n, KlEIRovRs 3. Llsr, aged Is yeaIs.
Tho funeral will take place from tho residence
0, Thos. H. List corner Of I'D and chapl!ne streets.
on Saturday morning at 10 O'clock. The friends Of
the family are invited to attend
McKNIGHT-On Tuesday, 9Th Nov. 1876, at !?
O'clock NJ, at the residence Of her nephew Dayid
Mcknight, near Burr's Mills, Belmont county, o.
MARTHA l. W. MoKsIGHr, In the sOth year Of her
ago. --f .s.-
KERCTtNER-on Thursday, Nov. 9th, 1875. a.
II o'clock A. N. THERESA GENEvfyK. daughter o.
N, and 9. Kerchner, aged 8 years, 4 months and
II days - It, H.
Funeral from 81. AlphOnsus Church at $50 AM
Saturday, Nov. nth. Friends Of the family are
invited to attend. 1nterment In the new Catholic
Cemetery. 3la a..l..g =
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1870.


MIGRATION TO OTHER WORLDS IN
PnospEcr.-Ws hear that DR.. Richard.
sons ideal city Of Hyseia, on perfect
health principles, is to be realized in
England, the spot being selected and the
founders incorpo rated-On the other
hand, a Mr.. Havksley, in the social sci
ence congress at Liverpool, expresses
very Encouraging opinions concerning
tho sanitary future. The most that san
itary science can do, he thinks, is to less
en- tho inordinute mortality oil large
towns, and to slightly amelioFSte the con-
ditions Of general health. DR.. Richard
son has held out the inducement that, in
cities built according to his plan, child
rem may DO born and reared and live in
such absolutely healthy conditions that
they shall attain patriarchul age in sweet
freedom from disease, and die gently and
beautifully, like strain OF music
Hawkslcy desires to dispel this dream,
and explained at length the psychological
reasons why all endeavorS must fail to
materially extend "thoSe limits oil life
which Nature in her wisdom prescribed"
In previous portion Of his address,
moreover, he indulged insuch gloomy va
ticinations in regard to the condition and
destiny Of England, as must reconcile
any reasonable EngIishman or woman
or any American, for that matter-to
dying at least as soon as three score and
ten. England, lie observes, hasA,OOO,O0V
Of people aud 100000 acres, or one
person to every one and quarter acres
And tho population is increasing at a
fearful rate. Tho Government ought to
encourage emigration; but that's only a
temporary resort, because in 20 genera
lions the English, and people Of English
descent, will have grown 30 as 10 fill II
worlds the size OF ours, not making any
account of the other nations. Actually
that il what this social scientist says
from which we can see that this worl'
mus. be used up in the course Of yer,
few generations, barring pestilSnees, war
and cntaclysms Of extraordinary diner
sions, and the migration to other sphere
will have begun. This shows what ca
be done with figures. After this, W
dom. wonder at Hawkiley's fears as t
the feeding OF EN- ALL He gravely asks
Can we always calculate on other nation
supplying us with food under all cor
ceiyable circumstances? What que
ton, when by his own calculations "
English.speaking people will have Grove
ed the rest Of the folks off tho earth, an
will be moving of ourselves?
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BAD BoYs.-The naval school at An
napolis continues to expel tho youths
who won't "tcll on the authors OF the
recent hazing, two more having been ex'
PEELED this week. A more summary
method was tried at Dovetown Protest.
ant College OF India the other day. Some
very bad boys cut of the seat of the prin-
oipals chair, leaving it hanging by few
treacherous strands. When tho august
gentleman took his seat, the attitude he
Involuntary assumed was utterly sub.
versive Of all discipline. Failing to de.
tect tho perpetrators Of the trick, he sns-
pended the hnll.holiday Of Saturday.
About 80 seniors stayed away on that
day, whereupon, on Monday morning, he
took his stand on the dais surrounded
by assistants, and proceeded to thrash
the whole 80, the punishment being the
severest ever inflicted at that school,
Tho matter at last accounts was likely
to terminate in the police court. The
French military academy Of St. Cyr has
lately had sensation in the detection o.
one Of tho cadets at stealing the purses o.
the students out Of their sleeping rooms
1t was urged in excavation that "he wat
an ilIegilimate son, abandoned by his
father, who had stcpson at the SAINT
college, to whom he made large allow
ance, and that, iniuriated by Jealousy, he
stole money to get little pleasure like
his more favored BROTHER" The Judg'
Advocate denied that the fellow students
Of the boy had urged him to save TIT
school from disgrace by committing sui
eide, as was reported throughout Europe
but the lad was sentenced to two years
imprisonment, not cntailinS military de
graduation. To return to Annapolis, i
seems great pity that tho authoritie
can't get at these difficulties more cheap
ly than by expelling the whole class Sc
riatim. II honor is SO powerful an in
ducement to silence on the part Of thos
who know the truth; it ought to DO a
equally strong incentive to confession o
the part Of the guilty rather than tina
the innocent should suffer.
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TIE BIBLE Nor AN AUTHORITY uPoN
D1sEAsE.-score one more for Health
Officer Mcares! Whilst testifying, the
other day, before the high and mighty
commission appointed by Congress to
INQUIRE into the sanity Of San Francisco
upon the Chinese question, DR.. Meares
was asked by Senator Sargent "it the
disease existing among the Mongolians
was the true lOprosy OF the Bible" To
which he replied he didn't know, as
medical men we're not in the habit OF
consulting the Bible as an authority
upon diseases" The discomtorture OF
the worthy Senator may be better imag.
ined than described. The reply was well.
timed and admirable. 1t was an argu'
mept clothed in exquisite satire. The
question that drew It forth was, In truth,
a very fair specimen Of the prejudice
which Is arltully instilled into the minds
Of the ignorant against the Chinese. The
poor fellows have hitherto walked about
our streets with this disease, and have
entered our hospitals with 1t, and, de.
plorable as II is, and indeed all diseases
are, vet no serious consequences have
arisen TO our people through its presence
here. But then Il may be made buga'
boo OF. Attach to It an awO.insplring
Biblical name and origin, and 1t instan'
taneously becomes worse scare.crow to
certain people here than does the Baushe
woman 10 them elsewhere; whilst II would
be in reality no more substantial. Very
much more worthy OF Christian statesmen
would IL DO to propose the cure OF the dis.
ease, rather than use it as a means to
Tighten ignorant people, II the commits
zion will Inquire as 70 Its durability, they
viii be accomplishing a beneacent, hu'
manitarian work, and, before they are
through, may possibly aStonish our me-
dicoS u the amount Of useful intorma'
ton revealed. The disease Is W no
means unknown or confined TO the Chi
nese, In Norway there we're, in 1866, as
many o. 1850 advanced CAGES oil It; BY
scientific treatment then commenced, the
number Of cures soon amounted to 40 per
cent Of the whole, and since then an
average Of 90 OF tho worst casOs !! cured
annually, whilst tho spread Of the DIS
ease has been absolutely atopped.-'SaH
EG0eiseO NWoI Letter.
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DIED.

Total electoral yote-....r....Ss9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ""leo
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There are in the electoral College 800
votes. The number Of States is 50. The
following arrangement Of those States
shows their electoral vote and ropula'
tion, named in order Of their size;
, 1876-04-11
t3on1d 4 CuyrY.., qot< JufttcA ..+...."..st- I'm
Esat h Be1cbr. 6fH CALEDONIA '.,'''.'' '>N
uale h Nufcfosa...+. G3H


Tho following instruments ~oro h,sa tor record on
A4'"'"'' ''' err rnnrRnrr.
M1chfchan 1t, 70 II Y Of North C'hfS -, I, ,r..
10t io1 III With buildings, dated April! H,....S 4tfh0
Roger d. Ja5 n Of Sheffield avn . I, 9a1tU
RI, With building, dated April l0.+......:. l,uoc
Oak it. co It Q Of LaEEaeco ss, n (, sox5a H. ~.
,t.satsp as!sa tSp. ~ 81 Il Il Ashland AZ, 'nsf
24xlO0 II, dated April H.......:....... et7at
West Madison At, = v cor Of raullna 1t, n I, -n,,
41kt1Dt4, IT, dated April l8.............,.." 3o0t
Wesi Twentieth st. Is II Y of Morgan st, 81, 80,
951loG #, dated April 8.............-....:. 3,oW
Henry 1t, 10! Il " Of rhroop At, (. 2tRa2dfe ~
.te Ap1flt Az = T1,,;; a;t = y on,ia.
Cd Of toxi;sH Il, dated Feb io.......... 1,2a
wes, Madison al, Its 3-lo II o Of notcy st,sf,
2o112s II, dated Arrl 5.............:....... 300
Clybourn ar, 10 n It " Of Ha1stcd IT. nef.
10 T. 10 Wocd at, with other property, dated n
1ase s ay, us /. ] Of Thlrty.arst ii, 81, sosil7
6.lof dated March l................. 49,. 1.eo
Milwaukee av,25 II . OF Division At. n ef.2s
3t23 n, dated April 2.7d
ia d.1o feet, with buildings, dated April TO-. 12G
Illinois 1t, 1a1 n Of North Dearborn 1t, uf,
I8xl00 II, dated April 10. ............ ..,..u Alt
Clayton 1t, 8oH II " Of Morgan st, I, 25isa =,
II, dated March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II
e0u1E or CtTH tiMtTH. WITHIN 4 nApIus Or Afl1
or counT.fEorEK,
Prairo Az, 30aai II n Of Fitty-eighsh st. VT,
III ixl70 2+1U It. dated Anil 8......-....: Aus
pra!rIe ~, adJo'nlnR tho abovc, " I, a25tl7o A.,
sngsy x,lI a.. 80 Il Il, soi
I'll II, dntcd April B.........:,.:.:.....: ~"
Duyronghs ~, n Y corner Of Fifticth At, ~, =,
lSDEl12A It, dated April G...........-.... ~
, 1876-04-11

HgNNk1NtE-hA@ ~ cA11GlE it1NA14k ~ ]aslt@3slus
DllOOAt.COHN--Wks quiet aud GtealY Choice hurl,
eG9c; No. hur, 7@Bo; choice medium 1(97xo; good
medium brush. f@gNo; fair in.!de and covers, 90
tNo; Inferior, "a tkc; c1oosad. 3escc.
AurTEk-The change In Tic tone Of Tho butter
market IL hot yet very pronounced, but II the
ccfpts coutinuo to tncrsase,-As tAcro Is nav every
probability of Aer dolng-s gradual sofsealng OF
pEices ts likely to follow. There was ta!r demand
yesterday 10th from Tho local and shipping trade aud
sales accomplished 81 tho folo~ng quotations
Choice to fancy yellow, aiGa40o: medium to good
grades, I.31o; infcr,or 10 conamoU, ltS23c: cQ,,-
tnou to CHOICE roll, 2oiaalc*
UAud1Na-Wsa quiet. Ths demand n slowly in-
pruyug, and holduFs e1proaa contiteuce a tAs por-
manence Of prices. Ws quote: Btask A, 26xo, Peer
lsss AA 2so; Lewiston, 2so; Montaup, ontaro, e5o,
American 4, 23a; AoskesR. 23So: Otter Creek. 2so;
buslap bags I bu, 1ti9l6Nei do. & bu, 16{also;
Rvnules single, lAHG9iac: DO, double, 2oas2lo.
OuEEBt-Tho delnank VIE RsuodtEats Al the sp j.
ne1sl rungs Of prices: aool to f4ucy factosy, Ia
i1xc; lower 3fados, b4aiic.
GOAI-Henatas dull. lhe demand, n hsretofoss,
being restricted to such quantities - needed for
Immediate consumption. pElces wess only fairly
sustained: lackAwanns, tanue ana nut, 3sQ1Gt 90
s8Y, Jyo1 cannel Erie, Hoo; bossGnr9,
37Ua; Hooking Valley, $3.50; 1ndlanA block, $a.0u;
Dsltinors d O6lo, so.W: Illinois, $4.oo9t 40.
EuuB-Wers plentiful and NoA5 IT. If&talsc.
t1slf-Wers reasonably scliye, and with tho singls
exception Of cod VEooA were armaT. We eoa-
tlutls to quote; No. wh!todsh. N.bri. y 0o4a
6.1oi ko. ado. sksots3ov; No. tfout. Sa,oo: No.
, 1876-04-11

asn. size: oat. dp', and ar0ofing; No. p a'o; M'eh
SsStas!,s9%, ii sais so ss s 'A'@ 5000 hui corn
kalrxx.r.-Fant go hrls; vi'ra' 5000 bu; oosn,
Clsc1srAT1 Aprii M o-CortoM19ust: G E H. i2A'.
,tesy All s'n,na a"a:' ssie ss 9s. n.evs; sso
nya .,n!et ~ nd unchanged 7as7'os barley '''sdEs
y pnc;vlsi"ss-io9k s' nom,n.l!y unchanged. 1.rs
c.tt .te.y ri atm.n: slsy for .rsis"'sson .i
ss ssy Hi: sHai5 s2 'i S.eon % nss's; Sxo
W.; &s.ss.aooa ~; dsm.na: .1.ea.
llgrIEs@Weak6 in, k6pFim' 10 cho!e', ase'oo; fall Il
s0'e' 2''a7''' PHILADELPHIA,
pnrtanELrHfA. April 1o.-FInun-sfarket dnl
sk25taA.eaH: e!tras, 3s7sao6D; Wisconsin snd
sts.s's ,n'ss, Sasss fs%' sa'7' sfa'' o1'' and
iII Gsais- s--Whest-ronnsylvanis red, st.to: smbe:,
ssss' IT, &C.. Con- as's sst3e: ~ yeoS S7ee Iii. ssSs
white. c7e Gals fairly ac'ise; white Asas'le; mi1ed'
Wmtskr-woatern hold At s1.14.
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MILWAUKEE, April 1o.-fLoun-Quitt nnd TN
6as1x-whcat openei arm; n shade niger: elo.N
atea4ly; No. Milwaukee. sl11H; hsrd, tt:2lK; No.
1une sGs; No. ~ os; cosa
No fresh a3xn; Aiat, SAC, Harley SCARCE and hlsh.
er; No. frcaa., po aakod eco cati, ami APRIL; No.
| fresh. 5Gc. lsye easier: No. !. G"ta 7fs.
IEcE1rra-FlouF, 4t1p0 br1a: wheat, T., coo bn.
EuIpNkHTs-F1our. 400 br!s; wheat, 23.ool bu.
| HOaTCN.
| posroH. Arr 10.-FLoun-ateadyt Ah0@i69 fot
Vratcrn aursrfnn s5.ol6%3.s1 for common cxtras;
Sjeod}0.Q5 for wisconsin extras $5.b0a7B for Min.
nesota e1.ra; fd.037.25 for wintcr whoat ohto In
diana, aud Michigan SG.13as. % for Illinois: &ab0a
900 fnr st. Louia; fancy Mnncsota and Wisconsin,
| $12581.5D.
[ 1aAtN-Corn Quiet nnd firm m1cil hnd yellow, u
M75r Oats In fair dtinanf; 47t95lc for mixed and
white NJ. 2; 44G14so for rejected: sl&sGo for No. l
| While.
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| pUrrALo, Arrt 10.-DnA1N-Nhcat hcayy and low.
Ct. Corn quiet anil hteAty: cars new on trackr G0o.
Oats Inactive. 1tyc inactive. Barley inactive.