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Madame Mac Mahon. the wife of the
president Of France, is very benevo-
lent lady who takes real interest in her
poor, and ia an active manager and cor
respondent, as her well-covered desk,
substantial ebony inkstand and sua-
pot testify Her sjttiDgroom il also q
work room. The domi ans piece OF
furniture il substantial writing table,
~ for busy secretary of state, ut which
she conducts the correspondence Of the
aifrrgs and funds Of which abe is presi-
dent and patron, with a yigor almost
equal TO that Of the august exile for
whose dowager days this magnificent
suits Of rooms was designed The card
table aud sofa beside the bureau are Tor
the seuts which husband and wife
quietly play together, when an evening
at homo and without visitors can be
snatched The marshal il not stgdi-
Gus man, but soldier and sportsman.
who takes lightly and gayIy to amuse-
ments. enjoys billiards and his pipe with
his children about him. and is content
over game of cards with his wife after
ward
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The standard remedies Tor eli disease ofti...
lungs are sehrnck's PriHlonie syIur.
Sc enckis Sea weed Tonie snd schenei I.
Mandrake Pii,s. and A. tas an before a.
iu1gs are Destroyed a spse.iy care - ciI..s..3
To these three medicines nr J. n. Schfucl
OF philadelphia osas biz arrival a. sue :.
IN tlte ttsaittisltnf ~ ttNiEEofsaTy Iissa- e
The Pitfnon e Sgsus T1pens tne ft.U-f.ff
fnatier Ia TIE 1riIgz; nature thrcvvz N Is
a1 easy eNpectugsifon, Tor ~ en Tie RI. ~
o. matter Is Tipr slight cough VI thrnss 81
or, the Fatieut las resl ana tie lungs hsgtn
a. neal
To enable the puisnonie syrup 20 Do The
Schrncks AAlgFEke i4fi- $40 -aifa-la = e.
ssca Weed Ionic u-u-t be- freely u.srl g.
cl-snse the stomach and liver. I-carlrL g
Maud rake ffiis acs GA tie iiFsF. reff.aV ga
ali obstruction :. Tclaz the r.ll bladder, ti.t
bile starts lrcc md lie liver Is soon "a
Eeycd.
Schens k's SEA Weed Tonic : a x-utlr
which ~ - con ptssf Hi11s via shr hg.-i
and prevents soUcIns. II assists the dlz.s-
lion BY tqnins NJ the stomach 20 healthy
connition. - thEtShe f3o1 aud the fuiinoH lC
;! rup viii luASe good t!f-ol then the luar-
heal. and ttle patient Viii surely get well ID
care u taken 70 prevent iresl cult-
All wti9 ASA - consult D=-Scilcnc K a iticT
personally o. oy letter. can DO 50 at Eis
principal clice- corner % sixth and AE-h
streets. Fhtladclpiiie, every Monday
scheme, : uledlriuez are s.sid ty al drug
sis tsTous houi the county. IncbI IN
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Texas Greeting 10 Georgia, on the
Presentation of the Hammer


Presentations of the TANNER.
Oh sister state, we lend 10 thee
This banner; guard it sarredly,
And when Its siiken CLEANS unfold,
The symbol OF our strength behold
That star that never has gone down,
Zen meath conquerfag nations frown,
Blu. shines amid the clouds of hate,
The emblem OF mighty State.
A State that stands, with brekonIng hands,
Calling The world TO til her Lands.
They come, and find, the sons of toll,
Both wealth and welcome on her soil,
From Scandinavia's fr. zen iords
To that famed rock where English swords
Keep watch and ward, while far below
The fieets OF nations come and go.
Though gathered here from far and near,
These people hold her honor dear
From prairies broad, from borders wide,
Where forests climb the mountain SIDE,
And from the coast, where waters rear
In ehangeful chimes along the shore,
Come voices saying, &" Guard our trust,
And keep this banner from the dust
When war in fury swept the land,
And graves were strewn from strand to
strand,
The foemen, pointing from afar,
Said, 10! It's lost, that lonely star"
But mid the darkness OF the night,
1t :ose in spiendor, clear and bright,
And shining, led our armies on
Where fields were lost and fields were won.
And darker far the hour yet
q that bright beacon light shall set.
That star amid the galaxy
Speaks to our souls of liberty
The liberty our fathers won,
And handed down from sire to son,
Of freeman to uphold "a cause
Whose bulwarks are nations laws.
ELIz .RKrH ]. HEREFORD.
Dallas, Texas.
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a Dow h.cndershoti, Of the Louie
Lr. purity, Is IN the city.
As g.. t.. Freeman, n Boston boot
ami .I-r mar, r. at tho LuGraud.
FL. Ale Leavitt, Of Madame Reutz',
hu 8, m'u-trei-. was here, arranging
aa..- far hi4 party.
Nr jane. h. Simpson left for
Col. r.N ia-, might, 10 deliver the asg
utr governor Of th8t State. He Will
g1 f0.rca 10 Washington city aud The
IN,t, .J Zoe Interest Of TuR HERALD.
IHn HERALD was called On y,ster-
lly .y Mo. r.. u. Brown, the afls bl
hH. energetic business manager Of
N-. i1auirlu and her excellent com
parE. Ar. D. has just returned from
aLHuu,a1 tour with st..r, and was
lrHlIr.i tae position on hi. arrival
L'W-. lie IBs contaminated his ar.
rf-.n0ai- Or biz party % appear
Deere "r three nights Ia the leading
''amAtui tae Jay, beginning On Mon
onl. alrs Chan'rsu d without qurs-
IHn one ~ Tie leading actresses on
tlr American stage, and Ia her par
''l.at ane has no superior Already
hnise uImoer OF reserved seats have
lfUl occurred.
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!. Public property as included in see,
ton two. article eight, constitution.
2. Public property designated IN sec
tion nine, article nine
3. Household and kitchen furniture
TO amount allowed ia section one, arti-
Gle nine.
4 Notes held as purchase Money for
land
5. Money debts due to party to the
extent of Indebtedness Of sans class of
debts.
9. Growing or uneathsred CROPS
I. United States legal tender notes.
:. United States bonds.
3. AL property particularly described
IN section five OF same act. of August 81 i,
1876, which defines sections one ard
two, article eight, constitution.
: As the above embrace all the property
exempt from taxation, aud as products
OF the soil when gathered, aud supplies
OF All kinds held To- sale or for use. are
not included therein. they must be held
a. not exempt from taxation; because
they are clemly included in the term
personal property as defined in section
three OF the act referred to
above. Under the term "coods chat
tells, moneys, credits, and effects" We
certainly muet include the properly the
propristy Of taxing which IS herein dis
cussed. IL seems that the preprietY 81
enforcing the payment Of taxes on this
class OF property is not questioned when
the constitution sad laws are examined.
The aewuess of the doctrine seems 10
have led many 10 think there was no
warranty in the law for such taxation:
and the indispesition OF some OF the local
revenue officers to take the responsible.
Ity before the people of constituting the
law. has contributed 20 creating the inn
preston that there was no authority
for taxing This class OF property.
Permit Inc TO say that taxation of this
class of property does not properly come
from any ruling of this office, but is the
effect OF the law framed in accordance
with the terms of the constitution; and
neither the comptroller nor the
legislature, by ruling nor by !. law, can
exempt this class OF property. In issuing
my instructions To revenue officers. |
have been guided solely by the plain
terms Of the law, and | would be dere.
lct IN my duty 70 the State we're / To
decline To take the responsibility of in
strueung reve lsc officers az TO the re
quirements OF the constitution af.-I laws
framed by the representatives Of the
people.
STEPHEN II, DARDES,
toruDtruIier
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= IIn.raIi -hootrr RIIea.


Inst GIT, about haIf.past seven
oe'oeS, police whistle was sounded
20 d vigUrOua manner, near the San
I-e,nt1 lltcL 4 large crowd collected
AMI s,,ll the whistle Kept blowing.
is",'.y asked what was the matter; but
he man with the whistle was too in
'sii pn bis work, and paid no stteu-
u'h q hem, bat kept at his blowing.
oTn1fe % cay, no policeman appeared
ana Lnr whistle was still kept In oper-
Alton. iHE HERAL's reporter, deter.
mlhea 20 investigate for himself, aud
entered the hotel, where he found sew
efM lal.ug with saddeued faces at the
Indicator, which had It's face busted,
AM was knoc sod out II time. A trip
~ the kitchen disclosed scene o;
NAYpc and confusion. A cook, OF
walter. ~ the hotel, named Frank, was
scott 90 leave town; there being bal
an'e due him, he wanted u; falling to
e'lI- tp a settlement. our reporter was
'1l'rned il'at he made up his mind to
'aAe y odi Ia croukery. Procuring All
axe Do sailied Ia to the office and
'A's Ted the furniture, hitting the indi-
'A''f' be set the bells ringing fol-
sarah From there he proceeded "a
'''e ''.c1en, and the way the crUrkery
I,us.sd was a sight HE mashed the
a''s''' and thfo~ing down the axe,
~" 'or parts unknown. Officer Phars-
'F.'Afrd soon after, and went to the
Willis 60 see IL he took sis departure on
a1l Of them. - .ais writing he hs,I
bot been arrested.
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FOUND.
The sni'ie Mans wallet anu che Pa
p"rs Also fiat the MONEY, where, on
where f-us

shF Nhatie hhp's wallet ami the Pa
p"rS Also i;ut the MONEY, where, oh
where i-if:
Yesterday morning, shoemaker,
whose pane we will not give Mt pres
enf, but who resides on East Main
street, where he has a shop aud sleep
iug room, came To Mayor Kerfoot and
asked to see the marshal. The mayor
informed him that the marshal would
soon be down. Ga Captain Morton,s
arrival, the man gave him the pocket
hook and the papers that Mr. Ken
nedy, The cattle man, was robbed e
last Saturday night. On being ques-
TONED, he said he was the man who
claimed II from the boy when it was
found on Saturday near the lumber
yard, but when he got It there was no
money in IL. He says he claimed it
because he had often found things and
other people had claimed them. He
denies that any money was in the
book, aud lac hoped that the man who
lost the book would advertise reward
for the papers. He said he didn't
know the mans name who lost the
wallet until Monday, and he debated
about returning it at all, as he had
been told il he did so that he would
get into n scrape. His story about
finding il aud taking 1t from the boys
eorroborates theirs, with this ex-
ceptlon, that the boys declare that
the money was In the wallet when
Il ey gave it 10 him. The boys have
identified him as the man they gave Il
! to. A search warrant was got out
10y the marshal, AMI In company with
Officer Dnuosn, he took the man 10
his shop, and there gave him and the
building a thorough oyerhaaling, but
could not find any traces of the money
or anything suspicious. Mr.. Kennedy,
who had gone to Denlson, was tels-
grapbed for To return, anu IL he can
not identify the man as the thief, be
will be turned loose. Ii is possible
that ne may not have the monsy, and
I II Is also possible he and his brother,
who lives with him, may have hid II,
aud fearing the search, determined to
return the wallet and drafts, and thur
avert Suspicion. Time. however, viii
Develop the case.
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Ahead of All Competition In the Cioth
ing Trade.

This is very applicable to the enter
prisi1g clothiers, L. NJ. Kahn d Bro.
who e first and foremost to open
the fall campaign by the introduction
Of an immense stock of fashionable
clothing for men, boys and children, to
suit the desires of everybody the APP
probation of which is being attested
daily by the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. 1t is safe
to assert that whenever you see any
one wearing nice-fitting, we'll
made and cheap suit, that il comes
from T.. II. Kahn Il Bros, and why
this is thus, is because they exercise
the greatest care in Sc lecting the late
and most approved styles, and their
goods and prices satisfy every body.
Having been in this city since in-
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants OF this section, and their
honstantiy increasing business is the
test proof that the public appreciate
them.
We commend this reliable clothing
establishment TO the public, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods than
anywhere in the city. We simply say
visit this popular, emporium and ex
anime their stock and our word for IL
you will be amply repaid.
kemember-E. NJ. Kahn Il Bro, the
clothiers. corner Elm and Lamar
streets.
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seen that but few Of eur business men
tious with the city, and therefore are
debsrred from holding Office. II this
state Of affairs exis's, such men as
Cowen, Swiok. UllmaDn, Schneider,
sanger, and IA TACT all our prominent
lHE HERALp hopes, however, that
such l. not the case, ~ Il would dehar
many man who would be acceptable
10 the people tTom acting rs alder
man, mayor, recorder, or spy other
city officer. TuE HERALD expects to
hear the matter discussed by eur
prominent lawyers, and decision
given that viii serve as a guide.
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Breathing ni..ma ~I,hoa,IsJury.

There IL no eIazzerztion In tie II Aisf1eni
that thousands OF pcrsoas residing from one
years end to another la fever sad asue re-
gioas on this continent and si.ew here.
breathe air nsr- or Ter. mpregnAied win
rniasms, without incurrinS the disease. sim
ply and only because they are IN the habit
of Using HostetteTis Stomach BiIsTs -
preventive. IL has frequently ksppestd.
and tue fact has been amply sitest.,d by the
parties thengeiyes, that person. surrounded
o. lisidss by neigh bors suffering the torture
o this shiserlns and burning plague. have
enjoyed absolute immunity from ~, thanks
to the protection afforded by the hitter
Nor u that standard anii-fsbTiis cur dial les
ehcacicus ia Ee1nsdying than Ia preventing
cuil aud fever. blllOu, remiiteats. and dls-
orders Of kindred type Taken between
the Paru1ysnis, % speedily tnltlgztss their
violence, and eventually prevents their r.
eurrenee. These fact convinciusiy e-ta.b-
iisbed by evidence, APPEAL win peculiar
force 10 travellers and soiouru,rs Ia mAI.rI-
Gus districts.
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Did.

LEWIS. At his residence. on Carruth
street, IN THIS city. on "Wednesday, February
>, 1881, Marx LEwis. Es9. Funeral take
place 81 10 O'Clock this II ofains.
McCoNsELL---At the family rosi Iencs.
In her spth year, Of congestion OF the ,ox..-
and stomaS b, Hrs. NANSIf, wife of J. e.
Mcdonnell.
The decreased was a native OF Missouri, aer
parents, having removed TO Dallas dunng
her childhood, soon died, leaving her, to-
gether with several other orph an children
Ia be reared by their brother. then q youns
n an. Marion Moon, the present sheriff of
Dallas county. At The age OF siAI.en Sae " n
married - j. L. Mcconnell. and bore him
eleven children. seven Of whom survive her.
Mrs Mcdonnell was n woman Of strong mn
tive intellect -one who was ever ready 10
reward yirtus and rebuke vice, In Whatever
shape--traifs OF character which unite
friends AZ by iroa bands, which was be.ati-
fully exempt ned dLri . her ! 81 lines Is
the numbero friends who eagerly crowded
around her and sought by every means 10
serve her, both day and night. 'iie sad - ca.
it's hard to see one I'm the prime Of - oman-
hood-surrouadef by every comfort that
money could purchass, kind and incuI-
gent husband, lowing ana spsisatly Sisit-
dren. one 50 charitable. who Mas ever the
friend OF the WIDOW sud the orphan. for To
this class more particularly were her heart,
her purse and her doors ever open-thus
early cut down. what scene could there DO
more affecting than TO have witnessed, ~
was the case, the nnaI adiea OF those who
had teen the recipients Of her friendship
and favors, not alone In words, but deeds
To her bereaved husband the entire commu-
nifty extend their sympathy; and may the
<.f \, rfI
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To a stranger IL must be a curious
sight 10 see in city ~ large and
popLlous a. Dallas, the main-thorough-
fare ~ impossible and dangerous as a
bog Or aquicS5and. such a sight was
presented yesterday. \ gentleman on
horseback, while riding down Main
street, found himself landed into the
thick, sticky muck, by his horse
miring in the soft earth thrown into
the trench where the water-pipes had
been laid. His horse went down to his
knees, pitching the rider over his head,
and receiving an injury in some way,
as the animal went lame afterwards
y wagon ana horses also got stuck in
the same place shortly afterwards. 1t
Is necessary 10 erect danger signals al
those bog-holes. THE HERALD would
have liked the entire city council u
have stood on the corner OF Elm and
Lamar streets yesterday morning, and
ga1ef up the street towards the Pacific
depot, ut the sea of mud spread out
before them There are no passibIe
crossings. II the city canaot build
them, let the prisoners in the Gala
booss act as crossing sweepers, during
the muddy weather. II is impossible
for ladies 70 get out in damp weather,
no matter how much they desire to
do 50. \ policeman was heard TO re-
mark, that little a. his salary was, he
wolld willingly give five dollars q
month from it, towards lettering the
condition Of the streets. Gentlemen
Of tile council, do something in the
matter, il 1t be ever so little, aid a
grateful people will rise and bless your
name. Dust and mud, for the Task of
pavsments, make life a burden in
Dallas
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Ills b the question now before our
Wy f'n-' and the opinions given are
h'0i,'oas and varied. The view THE
i''kAtn takes of the matter, without
Aly references 70 the candidates, or
without PARTIALLY TO either side. l.
N'a'' uuder the construction placed
up'" e ~ the majority WHO have ex-
pressed their opiuiens. and among that
a1niter many good lawyers are en-
''aeed, provision merchant, n baker.
mi9er, o. dealer ia any kind Of
s"us VINO has a contract 10 furnish
We e''y with hia wares, or eontract
~ any kind, directly or Indirectly, for
Alons or siissEt period, would be ineli-
s'ole for a city Office. Il Is plain 10 b
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Aud firsi Ia the hearts Of the Thousands - DO
we're once the victims Of disorier,d liver
and it, attendant msladies- such a. Com
Stipation. Bilious Feyers, Cole, DysI.epsis,
SICK Headache, Chills, Rheumatism, Go4t.
iaundicc. RcEticssnez-. Islss sf ApEi.tits and
Urnersi Debility. "fir>t TurT'- PELIls and
then health and happin---.~ j. tiieIr motto.
TINS J. the result Of American prisrs... IA
science. DISEASES that we're anc- fr,.atod -
efntt ties, blister, !ancsis. sfnrvation al
poisonous minerals, Are nos cUre,1 - IN. n
saie and s-ntle pills. which Ia Part sfrs a lif-
20 me bolys while they remove al
healthy -Ccr.iiuns-
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Tue House must tightly grip the
psirse-strings. and with unsparing Sc
verify review The acts of the admins
tration. When Hayes gets in he will
be under obligations to the most unique
collection OF suonndrels that could be
raked out of the pcnitentiaries of the
world, and he will endeavor to reward
them at the public expense. The
House viii have TO keep close watch
on Hayes friends Watch and wait Is
now the Democratic watehword. After
four years of public contempt. Hayes
viii relapse into obseurity. the Republi.
can majority il the Senate win have
disappeared. and the Republican party
will have gone long way on the rosd
10 poiiticAl annihilatioa.
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Centaur
LinimentS.
--e Kind CT tie Ez..- F,-,y.
Ths Other is- E---ss ~ a..

T.ess Isull.lsrt. - 81 uss.,y - $780,
aie VOID gue e1lcts az l.-lls - 49,
1tlfvvlIalz
EEe ~ hsIs Lfains~at - -l- O.. $50
a. -. 4 Al artFr i-1aa1l.z- -1as- 81 49,
laEo, tt.ip-aii.-. LA -. "a ~. lr..n. 81
.1as>- asta res.l- t.-usT .5s-... = - -.
~, ~ y 2 = l.l- =. go ga go r.s
-e''ls',> o. i-irs-, 49, a-..s.a l-s E-ia fl.
ra.a- r- rHea |H7.'ar.
: - ili- MI ,.1'-ni lr1-a-. r--. l.sr.srr.a.
CD it-II tI.r .i .lHet t-s#rl. u s. f|.-.r.r
tiil.ni b r-s'1 ~tll -s- ...rsrF - $50
aud 8 -s,s Back lt= r.. - ~ l. - = -
l'sr 20 iaa q 1lilrla|l- a. $500
-is uIkSA huSE- -. 60. lr.l- 49, - H.-.
mn < "a r-s iulF f. i--rrr. So 80
'.arft. So rut-its ur trarraf L.r 40
has Dr. - ere - me -arr ral a-.
o. frull t'.r-l -ss'. -t--. a r..r a...H Sc
larI f--lests ur-L t. -4ulr1e1r ueaa.
-sESIAETN rLraN-
The Uroof = b. co. tr.a- Ira-n -aa1..
- laEcy. 90 Is elrar. go se,-r
>LoaiG have the ~ alt. Ce1a-a- .r.-.-r
The sriis- C--t-s- stnt-.--s II
.1.p-ef o. IA tonga O. la o.. .arsr
2 u ui ltar-Es nla .lla.s -
= more ssni .Ffll -ar-s I. tl-.. $50 .-
SPAWN, ~tra4E- " -lt-Ea-a. ~rara.
-aeoEy. and ctnarai 4arar- - rrsn H.
o'hsl rsnlcale- a. sxlsir1-el- t-aa- al.1
great kAFf.ssnlcn saF uf o.
-Naa TesE fazzarr II.
tF~fH Cslcr 81 t.r-ss seas err
DeuIaur Ilui-. eat lrlss. ar aaa-Hr
''-1 ''7a' -''-e'' s'vs - 49,
"slFt- AiaIas -. $3.50. - l-
a II. Ll..
~aI- = 80 49,
-l-s- &C.. i.l. So. II, ~.
IT, 49, aatr.la.f 81 al. l-la.-.l 81
~ ai.A Nr-. t--l-'h
.sst.s. IA u.ll..- a-a 81. ss... -e1H...
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Cotton statement.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Evening Reper,-F,pnnc,af.

NEW YORK, March LOO opened at I0ii<
Money ~ per cent. Gold 1885. Exchanges
Govern ment steady. state bonds steady.
The rule ofthe New York Cotton exchange
In quoting futures In deciRsls went into OPP
GALvEsros, March I.-Goid los.. silver
par.
NEW YORK, March l.-Cottou QUIET and
firm. Middiing uplands ~ 7-l6c; niddling
Orleans IL Csc. Hales SR bales.
Futares opened Ermer. April II .ec.al2 SIC:
May u .s'ssiz sSe; June IL .s0esl2 Sc; July Is
Flour duh and declining. wheat quiet
AM heavy. Corn quiet end unchanged.
elo 10. spirits OF turpentine dull at SIC.
Rosin duh at 81 sega for strained. Freights
firm.
LIyKRpocL. March 1 -Noon.-Cotton dim.
Middling uptands, 65st; middIing Orleans,
ii-i6d. sales IL 90 bsles; speculation aad
export 400: receipts 10, 90. ali American.
Failures firIner and buyers at izst niaii s.
prices Upiands. low middiing clause, March
and pr,i delivery, s,sd; Aprn and May .sss
July is-isd; shipped January and February,
8 e-s2d; February and March iI-ls 1; July
and August, delivery ed; shipped January
and Esorusry. sail. Q Bald; Orleans, April
go ?. m.-Niddiins upiands, Ssd; mid
ding Orleans, IL Iod.
Might Report-FfnaneiaI.
NEW YosK, March I.-Money easier nj
los1fSiaiss: governments dull but siea y ;
new D., l1sA. States quiet.
Cosnmerefnl.
sp -Upiands, low m lid ing clause,
March and pril delivery. q 9-i6f; April and
May iI-lsd; May aud June % sai.
NEW YORK, March IL otfoh q aiet and
frnier. Mldal ng upiands iz5,e; Iniddiing
i.U7S. Consolidated receipts s. ,ssss exports
treat britain s.sss; France 4,2ss continent
6.se4; channel IL y55s-
Futures closed strong. Sales 1900 bales.
March y :4ssi2 Soc; April u .74gl2 .75e; May
.2nc; August 10 .25Sls .2sc; september Il 81
II .ssc; October II -6se3l2 Tic; November n ~
~ .blc, December II .ls9i2 Sic. =
sr. LOUIS. March L---fiour quiet aud very
little done. Wheat strong, higher but ar
tiye,; No. 4 red, fail. 81 Is; No, do 81 j0lZ
Corn moderately active and hiEhes;; No.
naked 35335h Oats Inactive and lower: No.
? arc. Rye steady In fair demand At CSC.
harley dinner; 30 sgring ss9soc; sample
| Pork higher At SIS .. Lard quiet al - Is bid.
cash. Bulk meats stronger; clear rib aides
SIC; ciesa sides tsxc axfed. Bacon higher;
shoulders 0'1e; clear RIB sc; clear siaes
| NV oaExArH, March i.-tIosson-Demand
bales. Cool ordinary, ig5<s9 id;ss, low mid
ding, liH9lisSe; mfddiing, ii>se@i &c: good
Installing iz5slzsss; middhns fsar. l2sss
BARS; New York ! .ess; ssock sS.aS.
BAEslnonn, Naseh i.--Fiour dun and
eastef; not ouotAhly lower. Wheat auIet
/ Maryland rod. prime. u s.; white. u Sal 81
LaSo oooe4.
g: LcgsA Marsh I-Hasa higher; bacon
Cs2zis ahsss 81 lossr.