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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-31

The Tuscarorans had a small sized are
last week from the report that the dian
camp there had developed case of sma i pox.
Prompt investigation revealed the fact that
the sick Indian had nothing worse than Sc
we're case of erysipelas. This We learn from
the Times Rerie1r
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-31

A "MAsHER. That audacious paper, the
Virginia City FootiigAt, in its issue Of Mon
day says;
in Henry Y.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-05
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-05
REMOVAL.
The undersigned has removed his
Leather and Harness Store

from Front to High Street, near the Penna,,
Freight Depot, where he will have on hand, and
will sell at
REDUCED PRICES,
Leather and Harness OF all kinds. Having good
workmen. and by buying at the lowest cash
prices, fear no competition.
Market prices paid in cash for Bark. Hides and
Skins. Thankful for past favors, solicit a con-
tlnuance OF the same.
p S-Blankets, Robes, and Shoe findings made
speciality,
DuncannOn, Julyls, ls76-tf
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-05
EXCELLED.

Charlestown, Mass.
II. r. Stevens.
Dear Slr,-This is to certify that
| have used your Blood Prepara-
tion," In my family for several
years. aud think that. for Scrofu-
Ia and CankerOus HumOrs and
Rheumatic Affections. it cannot
be exeelled; and as blood purl-
fer or spring medicine, 1t Is the
best thing | have ever used. and
| have u ed almost every hing. /
can cheerfully recommend IL to
any one in need Of such a medi-
cine.
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. A. A. DINSMORE,
No. 10 Russell st,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-05

ReLiabLe Eridence.

Mr.. II. II. Stevens.
Dear Slr,-l will most cheerful.
ly add my testim, ny to the great
number you have already recelv-
ed In favor OF your great and
good medicine, VegetTne. for /
do not think enough can be said
In its praise, for | was troubled
over forty years with that dread
iul disease, Catarrhal had such
bad cOughlng-spells that IL would
seem as though ! could never
breathe any more, and Vegeiine
has cured me; and I do feel to
thank God all the time that there
ls such a good medicine as Vege.
tine, and | also think that 1t Is
one OF the best medicines for
coughs, and weak. sinking feel
ings at the stomach. ana advise
everybody to take the Vegetine,
for ] can assure them It is one Of
the best medicines that ever was.
MRS. l.. GORE.
Cor. Magazine Il Walnut Sts.,
Cambridge. Mass.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-05
IT is A.
VALUABLE REMEDY.

South Boston, Feb. Z, 10.
Mr.. Stevens.
Dear Sir.-I have taken several
bottles of your Vegetine, and am
convinced 1t Is a valuable remedy
for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint
and general debility Of the sys-
TEN.
can heartily recommend it to
all suffering from the above com
plants.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. M. Parker,
So Athens Street.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-05

MN nUurn Our Stock OF NEW GOODS
IulH -\hIN\ for Mems Wear Is complete
UUH- -DhlllD, Prices from l21l cents ap.
+. MORTIMER New Bloomfield, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-03-05
GIVES
HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND
APPETITE.

My daughter has received great
benefit from the use of Vegetine.
Her declining health was a source
OF great anxiety to all her friends
A few bottles OF Vegetine restOr-
ed her health, strength, and ap.
petite.
N. II TILDEN.
Insurance and Real Estate A'g't,
No. 40 Sears Building.
Boston, Mass.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29
VIVA, IL Thought ~ ThFacLmsrion IA
California,

San Diego uniOni We have seldom
witnessed such unaulmity M seems to
exist Ia the great state " Texas 10 call
Hon. j. W. Ihr0ckmOrlOn a. The gn
bernat0rlal chair. Those familiar with
the history Ut the country VIII recol.
lect that though elected after the close
Of the war for u full term Of two Years,
this Tar seeing man, rather than be-
the means NJ prol0nglng strife aud
unhappineaH TO the whole people,
yielded his Office 10 the military power
Of the government which nj That
period ruled IN Texas. Hence, but u
limited opportunity presented Itself 10
demonstrate hla executive ability; yet
he has lived In the hearts Of the great
masses. Twice elected 10 represent
the people Of the Third con-
gresslonal district In the coun-
ellis OF the nation, Mr.. Throckmor-
ton has nj MI times legislated Tor
the brst interests Oi his native state.
This distinguished sOn of Texas con
fines his Views within no morrow lin
its, and few men are better and more
favorably known throughout tho land.
When visiting this coast n few years
ago, the governor made himself ac'
qualnted with the immen1e resources
and wants Of the Pacific Dl re, aud we
know OF many letters whilh have been
forwarded him from this aide ~ the
continent In behalf OF public meNs.
urea Although selfish policy may
wish him retained IN n position where
he can continue TO legi1late for his
common country, yet do We rejoice in
the good fortune OF our sister state
which In to reap the benefits Of his
wiae and pure administration. Gov.
ernor ThrOckmorton will surely pilot
the Lone Star state to n degree OF pros
perlty and happiness calculated TO
challenge the admiration Of n great
nation,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29
Fabls ~ ,he Uses Tree.

ualesylle Sun Once upon q Time
there wasa upas Tree which, grew on an
sland near the main Land And the
Influence Of The tree extended a great
distance.
Now, On the eossl Of the main Land,
was a lamous race Track where o Nun,
Der Of llacers met Every second Year 10
contend IN speed for high prizes And
Que 81 the racers, whose name WIS
Amallhus crossed 10 tho Island and
said 20, upas Tree, shed Thy malign
Influence upon all other swift Runners.
that ! may win the Prize" 70 him an
swered tho upas Tree Ornament my
trunk with Silver sprIuklt my roots
with Gold adorn my branches with
grcenback Laayes aud aIl shall be m
thou sayesL
But Ia the morning the prle ofswilt
ness was given 10 another Tor behold
the fleet looted Amallhus las dend be-
meath the Shadow of the Upas Tree
Moral IL don't Pay to bay the
support Of the Galveston Moose
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29
Liberty ..,rnsing the world.

The XIXieme Steele says that tne
the colossal statue of Liberty Lighting
the World, erected by France anI
America in remembrance OF their oiu
friendship, is coming out little by litte
from the immense workshops eslsu-
lished expressly for its construction III
the Rue de Chazelles. The arm anu
the hand holding the torch are already
III America, and at present the scuip>
tor, B4rtholdi, is finishing the prihei.
pal portion OF the head. The plaster
model il nearly completed. In q lew
days it will be stripped of the scatiold-
lug which surrounds it, and upon
which several gangs of men are at
work. The fl 81 sentiment inspired oy
his enormous head, nearly thirty feet
high, is almost terror. Its gigsntie
dimensions are supplying; but by De-
grees the eye becomes aorustomeu 10
the colossal forms, and the MIND rec
onciles itself to the extent OF those
great lines, aud we discover 10 tne
midst of them the majesty ana tne
light which the author has endeavoreo
to give to the features.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29

We arc authorized ana requested 10 an
unuucn MH, U,I, GREEN ~ u candidate lpf
tly AbsptHOr ana Collector ~ lhb GUSHING
election, Aprl y, iHn'
Ne are authorized ana requested ~ an
n8uuoo Mr, THOMAS A, fiiAhh-, ~ =
candidate for tile once ol clly AaaehapI hhu
Collector Election Apfll9, rs,
Wo MO authorized sud requested 10 nn'
nuuuan Mlt,J, n, OGDEN ~ q candidate loI
Collector
We arc authorized and requested 70 AN
uouuce the name OF IT lluAu ipHtL M n
candidate Tor CITY Assessor and Collector
We are authorized and requested 70 an
nunnca Mr. JOHN A. uANOm % candidate
forClty Assessor ana Collector E'ool'oh
Arm 3D. lbN,
We Uro authorized nnd requested 70 an
uoiurr the bnmH NJ q. A, OlLL asa cRndl'
date inr the OtirN ~ CITY AhHusAor ana Co.'S
lrctnr, Election April 2, l@s'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29
TOBACCO MARK III.

PLUu TOBACCO-Nhginit bright, hne
pOunus, 65ctsl; 10 DO tineHud extra TWIST, 600
Zoe; DO do extra Gin twist, 6oWiOi do inc
alum Gnuu l2ln twisG 1sHUOu &c minon II
IN, twist, lbtsoiC; do nAAuBtnN navy ~, -
hs, lGg5Oe; boul-Vlile navy, ufIghl mhhoR'
any, 5i@Jic; 40 do aiUhOgdny, loG1l1; 90 ut
mahogany ID ciuss $50 Oci do 40 dark ma
hog any, iS,g1Oc no 40 llne bl en-, 2V@Jlc'
FlNib UUr-- Ju1lo1, ~ ssOc; me ,luul, 1Og
sjc; IA r, 7O4sJU; cOmlnOu, OOWB0o,
SMOKlNG VIZ mia sinOAing, }gs ana = D.
5Jl,Gio, Nentuoky, 3jeoOc, common TO- good'
500 zoe; mucy, as 10 qldlity, Sl i1gl ou' non
rad, z, imported, per ID, 81 ID.
DOMESTIC CIGARS havann, eUOG 100
seed ana Havana, 4O@sO; 10 10 Hcrtp nler
,5agl5; lnrcticut cd, 70; ordinary,
l1gih; c.. lhOtS ,iud elacs, lgiJ.
/ POR ED CIGARS, pr % per 1909, reg
del ray, sl5O; LOndrUs, sllU, Brevas, sltli Con-
cnas, sl3J; F.urus Pnnsado, sllOi LOndros 10
Z ne, eos; Opera Grand, sll0; operas. $40;
opera Renu, $50; hena Victoria, $500 honra'
do Cigarette, ". 4.
SNUFs- Macvaboy, Sj&SSc; Rappe French
IL; Scotch aud DundytJo,, Sogonc; common
dc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29
MmnILaALE unnrEnI AAnAEI

hAtpN, per To- lpn rlsar, q i-islnr,
.h,eallels a.i,s''i lireaA'asl, 10 l4s,lci aV
HprlAil per 10 Western, aoalie court
aithF,
MAKING POWDERS -Ysrlous brands, IA
% pau,, prr doe " tal ili 81 de- 90, :! 90
Ami Anllil " stai N
uhEEslt-h rslprn,r 10, rs tolh l'se,
NAhnLh' hlHr a. lU ~, ihHlhe,
tpffEf-iAFai ppt 10, eHanI ~ ehpleei
1894 ! ~ pnmri NAil iriri common 20
iali, ~ q. kiU ~,
CiNrENlhArFp lNE-V Various brands,
II nf 10 % o, Ief patri n 400 a.
flrll -harkrrAIi pnT hhlt $40 luNrlt upi klL
~ lail q waite nuh, kii, nptll "a,
htllN Nus-nnrl, ptl puAi ipgle,
ilnli -l!und Goldfish, per h,uiiair
tAllp-ln there's, l-islpe ~ pAils, lna
10 l'lpi apd " 10 "a liph II a'l4lsp
IA ~ i'er 10, mnpy brands, liF9lhl.oi
hOLL ,ssFs-Fancy LOU lana, per gal,
t0a 90 Choice, haaiDc fume aosbei fair
hglNp,
HluE-Inulsiaua pcr NJ, IgI l'go,
nlhAW RI dRnuNlri, prr W., II lal9ni
tlu'hpl, n l'3alipi lpNdeud, " l,tAlA'i
q nee, A, psI .lu,. ni-iflo llg choie1
many a. f.lr, rgs i'ifi Common, a'iost.
h1uA-Cntui bl'calh Lng'lHh' 700 leo
ENg, q lbhahl 20
HfARrn Vrious brands, per No. r.alo,
huAf-ullyp, 81. snri fancy soaps poi boa,
sALr- liverpool sacA, u dOsl 6l, OHIO
riyof, IA hpls, " hHl uu tahle, lur sack I ~
'TEA-urnpowdor, ~ 5000, imperial, hOg
hip, IAphu, uotlnp, uulnug iUHtnr,
VINEGAR Cider .a9iOei white wine, 80
Wihc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29
wnn, the People wenn,
From mo Mnco Examiner.

Evidences come to uB every day mat
one of the strongest reactions Is taxing
place In political matters that has ever
been known IN Texas. From numerous
letters received daily and from other
sources Of information, we are SATISFIED
that il is the determination OF the voters
og Texas to shake oil the trnmmels'oi
slavery, and follow their own convlc-
lions nj the ballotbox. The demon
strations of rural voters are never
marked with much display, but those
who proceed on the old assumption lhat
they are naturally so ignorant and plas
TIC thai they can be made the tools OF
intrigue and plots, as heretofore WIN
find themselves UNNECESSARILY ms
taken. There are evidences through
every country neighborhood OF an uni
yersal determination to vote thelr own
ticket. n determination which by lts
very ouetness and unostentatlous char'
acter shows itself to be real
Something more will be necessary
this wear than merely to put candi-
date forward and bid the people bow
down and worship. They have already
worshiped too many idols to hnd them
clay. Political leaders have heretofore
ulotted and schemed and nominated,
and then imperiously called on the peo'
pie to vote. But that call has lost us
charm. catch,words have lost their au"
thorty the whip is lost and will never
be found again, and all attempts. to
bull ,doze the one hundred and sixty
thousand voters of Texas into supports
ing this or that candidate will result IN
disastrous failure. We speak of what
we know when we say there IS wide'
soread tendency to eschew any candlN
date whose claims are pressed too per-
sstently, and that the people
propose to select their own candidates
rather than take them second hand
The Fort Worth Democrat says truly
1.-THE people are tired OF these rings
and cliQues, who have been engineering
the politics of this state IN their own
interest for the last ten or fifteen years
and all combinations are liable to be
shattered at the next convention oi the
democrats of Texas Our contemporary
at least perceives this reaction OF poPu
lar sentiment in favor of disiranchlse
mcut from cliques, and in favor oil sell
assertions The candidate must come
from the people, for they propose t (
add something to their rights whici
have heretofore consisted merely II
voting and which have not always peer
attended with the happiest results
Those who depend upon the people
will find it to their interest to heed th'
indications of this change OF populA'
sentiment, and consult the wishes o
their patrons, before urging too vocl'er
ously this or that candidate to the popu
lar will The people have heret9ior'
been saddled and bridled and ridden
they propose now to ride, and a pewe
backed by one hundred and sixty thou
sand votes can do pretty much as 'he.
please.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29
my annn, nAIlIlEr.

pRiNrs-ilnbos ~, rinks ably, hhiftlngs
3 81, soil 10, IL, HtHuuhlds, i'l9uci 'iiiul,
lhci darugls, o., dhlluuny, &c.,
hltOWN HhkEll NuN- Atlantic A. 3 ~
Indian mead, I sAG NmhNlllr, "A, $50
Utica, q, ityoi Lawrence, ILL.,, l,lpi Badger
LL dl-lci pwighHH's feperel, II NV 10
n rtl, ~. In w.,
' BLEACnED MuHLlNs- Wamsupa, a.,
lli.u, fTult OF the Loom, loo, lOnhdalri pso
Hope, ~ Peabody hG New Jersey, o. 90
Nassau, hr,
uUCkA Arlington Hrnwn, lllyci champi'
ON iwillvd, ll1sc, Lewiston PAIN STRIPE, laN
Lowlstowu tnvoa, lh'Sc, Arlington Fancy
stripe, Ne,
CkM6lIlCs-Roll 5Ec Fiat bEci High
eulOIH lU higher,
CuRSkT JEANS Numk Gag, . l's, Penn
borlon, De-, SUFFOLK, p1c,
TICKS Amusaong AGA, l1Ac Lewiston,
NOin, iic, do bG-in, iNci do plnidi lhoi Mothuvh
"A, l6c, CuulelOga gold medal, llr, do tNA,
R4C, Go as M, /, Ne, Eastern a, No.,
CHhCks- Econom ,l2hsci Amrllous, lie,
Caledonia, M, 20, lie, Para 100, hr,
nkNlMS- boston, ~, tofds M lNci
OtlH Bli, l2rc; OK, ld,, tlnrkH, sOc'
ENlOla--AtllnRlon e'sglue, ENrotlh,
l2's AmOsNcHg, 49,
rIilfEs-Amrucpu, 90, Glasgow, d'j,
he; Alabama, b-j, brown, l4'gc
GlNollAMS- Anusbedg, uc, hates, W.
Nur,w, Ne; southwark, cc dress slSlo''
IUlap.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29

VIII lsKY--swort mash, VI 1901 90; Sou
mRhh, VI haOStOO
lNs~--Ilar,t, Ia case, u laj Cttawbh
or gal. Fl lOW2 ~, on, por ghI, vtO@l w
htiry Der gal., IL iuul 90, Madeira, per gh
/ 5000 40, Mhite VINE, in cases, u 9gil ~,
IuAMPAlHNE--Conk IN basket, sla-aO
IlpidsitCK, IN basket, ~ Ol; krug, I q basket
~ M; Domestic chHmpaigne, sl20glh'
cask. y ldg2 %, ~
HltANDlr,S Domestic, In cask, SleSl3;
Gognuc, crgAl,sl 3st2 i5 fleuchpui ghl.'
a oOgiI O;Apple, per gltl, 81 '1W3 10, icaen'
81 ,dN3 i5,uingcb u 2192 OOiBihokpeflSi'i w
". 10
uINS-Old Holland, prrgal, % 6Og5 6Oi
DOma. tic, pai gal, al iOtsl 30.
kUMS-JHmdcg, % dOdO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29
Prepares iss isis gsi,.

john y Dresser, al old Resident of
Nllhii hlpllRan has arrived 40 The
pNl,'lnslpn That his earthly eaierr viii
'hl nh Apfll l. NJ the present. yrar,
Anl las beei making preparations fnT
NE event A few days slnrn he em,
p.3Fl y WpeplrT lhfrr "a make hs
e,lllhl giving iull dlrerllnns hlmsrlf
When completed, Dresser laY dnWu Ia
NE conn, unl Was dltsali lied eeauss
lhf lumber was dressed Another was
constructed NJ rough material, which
Nas carried io his hnusr, aud, after
Thorough uial, gave satisfaction The
eald nan 10 seventy i've years of aye
10 10 nuss making preparations Tor
hih exit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29
laIlg gerald.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,


AL. arc aulhnuza "a aui requested 70 ant
Vince the uump pl N u lAhllhuluh
io- A.uailNRn pi innrpfpnl NAil' tleflpp
Apu 70 eis.
Nrarp gnlnl rltea ~ announce lnr l,9mp
al An lhuNA iur alntTmAn ni iht flti
saii tlfrlnn ARM r.
Ws .ue authorised anl requested W an
,,.,iurs the uAu,p ~ ", u, MCINTYRE a. u
Nnidldatei0r AldfImAn pi tbs FpuIlh ward,
flrrupn Apnl Z, No.
So arc authorized .ana Feqneslga % Az,
n'nuf the name ~ ~, 4, hrhhlfA 49, a
miidsia mT Alderman irnm tho fpufih
Wand. tlrnApn Anu Y iHiA'
We are auhpr1 q anl Ifgurslel W an'
,atiurr tha nannui lpLuAEL W y not
rAhn nr Alderman ~ lhp ihlil wan,
EIsrilul Apll- 2, la's'
w.. "a. authnnzed aud requested ~ an-
,liurT thr nAuln ol col \ H. CALDWELL
XXX r.uhi 40 inr Allrnnnn fIpn lhr flpl
Wau, Election Anu 70 lms'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29

40 arc authorised and requested ~ an
u.lugr Canaan w. w. MpltlpA ~ = candle
ohio inT reelection w. We once nl lllf MAI
XXI. ni lnp pphuiug election, Aprli y lsis
u,uur, J d, ANAul4ii 90 g candidate iuT
INK Marshal ~ ihp inhuluB plrpllpn, Apll
y lalhr
,,s arc authorized ana requested "a ~,
tn'.rrr all A, ", MlAnuN 100 lhn Once ~
1Itv N8snal, election Ara 2, lsih,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29
nRAIN AND NEED MARKET.
IUNBER MARKET.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, scantling, per
thousand, SIS 90; dresse SIS Coi noo.iiiin rgg'
SiS no: weather boarding, sl2 30; fencing
Sl6 10. - ,,onsond
si5 90: surfaced, $50 Oh; matched ceiling s-- "'
neutrality-suspicious., $50 90. , o.. M
surfaced, $50 90; pickets, 80 co. ., o,..., IN.
SuINdLEJ-Yellow pine, cut w OolsS W.,
long leaf pine, sawed, s. 50; cypress cus' u W
al %. ~ n,, st5o mar thou
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-29

LIVERPOOL. Mach 2s.-Noon-Cotton Is
In moderate inquiry. which freely snpplieu'
TuksDAY "WEDNESDAY.
Middling UplanOs. dd lo-ieu
Middling Orleans. B4d q 3-l6I
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts li,OUO bales; American
1850 ba es. ,rio.s
Fnt RS | Sd Ch aper.
ITpiands low nlddling clause May and
lima delivery l5-l6d; June and July . Sl-S2;
iiiv and August 8; November and Decem-
bsrB i.I6; shipped february, sale at > 10 10.
$50 D. m,-Middllng Uplsnds i5;lG; Mid
diiny Orleans 3-lG; Low Middiing Uplal DIS
~. jioof Ordinary Uplands 50; Oilet ms Up
lands Lilo; Low miGdling 81 tuse de h'ery,
March 81; April and May So; August aud
IL. m.-IIplands low middllng clause
Inne and July eli cry So; shipped Pebru-
az nv sail > i5-lGd; April and May d.
500 p. m.-sales included 500 american:
Futures dull. Uplauds low niddling clause
March and April delivery 51sd
NEW usLEArs. March s.-Nlght-Cotton
weak, Sales 5 $50 bales.
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-rsCtJLEN rs-.Irisn potatoes, per Dbl, s. 90
"a "A. Onions, per Dbl, So 81; Caobage, wes'
fern, per crate. none; southern per uo~en'
81 dWIi,, Miop' KIN CHEESE Butter, western
nar In 2aml5c; cheese, ives ern, l2glac. -
pIFs RRJIiiIrS--Apples green, per BIB, 20 OOSo 9V
Apples dried, per lbs, SCI peaches, per 10 81 o.
Oranges, per box, 6 %; Lemons, per oOA' 90
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Nav uglEAas, March as-.flnnr ls auiel
and STEADY snprfnnn ~ a.. AAN hni AAA
" aal tui higher EfAdfs ~ ihta 70 NnIn 10
sirsdi 40 iaif inWpni ~ ilAihn. oats Ap'
i've ahi nrnlt ~, lnnia Alpi plnlrp MAlsn
| inn 81 uuinti nHfHuns prnlnHfg ~ prilne lta
1850 gold, sugar IL dull opmmQn 20 sonai
COTS unn hi. ahi.ei iali W fully AiT haslei
prlnp ~ phnieN ghei lrllns rlallnnl h'ses
hap Anlaasps IN ~ Koph drmandi ennmoil ,
fpimenllns, lhA.npi iaif, npi lnlnvnllngi ~
saini prime ehnlee siAian Rico STEADY
ordinary tpaholpp Louisiana lAsia.e
kEw foRK, March a. FlnuT IL . shade
stronger Nilhnul derihrd change ~ price
u adrfAin export anl home Trade demand
elnslng steady southern hnnll pnmmpn m
Wheat 10 unsettled 0penrd llfin And plnsen
thadr stranger, hotter Continental export
dpnAnhi particularly ipr Wlnlrf wheat No,
! 'hpnngS n Nel az NOs winleT red VI n
sl lei No, ! whiletl Agl ie No, winter
M, a nndrrAts trade, eNnOrl home nsei VA
graded wrstuTn miAad ilaAho, vol 0w Rouih-
cru hlh4ihc. pais dulli 80 ~ 80 l0NeI, TOT
fra, hlu, uuiai AMI steady, gHfsOoa italio
g0ldi 100 lots iiAsllao gold
NJ Louis, March ss-flour IL nfmer but
not uunlahiy hlsher, snpeIfhe TALL
ti iha No. family W lnuh =, Wheat Re-
tive M 3 rcd iAll VI l.'.sl ~ cash, April
n llhal l2Ni MuS u lWtal W No, ado,
y gAAl g. sn,'.s " o, W "A, nv "p sa,h
Anil N4Ei,r. MAY 'fW,o, Oats nrmsf,
lol ~ cash 40 bid Tor ApIll hye ,laedyi Mg
hisc onhll hIluo bld 90 march, harley dull
aud unchanged, whisky quiet ~ VI W
York, hntieI demand W 7llsp lh muAtly de-
llyertd Land quiet, ~ bid my salt meats
duil, only mai nhhlng trade, liac0n dnll,
" Ml,N Mth u9kg, t1gh o.
Oalllo- Market easy tendency downward
IN shipping grades not lower,
huga Demand aoiiyu,
shusp- Active and nfm, extra heavy ship
ping better 4 1893 -,
IIidcs and wooi,
WaALyuroR, March M.-ilidea quiet, hut
drm, Dry aulectad l0to lighi sailed lllsc,
slack sailed N.Y., kips lltN, wet sailed 80
lncted $40, butchers green go,
Wool Nominal, medium 10 nno fall clip
free Vt bufa 7gglDc, coarse l8gluc western
and Mexican l0alat,
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