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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-07-22

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board vi Directors. made on the l4th day
Of Jnas. 1878, 81 many shares of each parcel Of
sach stock as may be necessary, will De sold
ut public sucsIon, &C the once of the
Company, Rom 81. No. $40 Pine street,
San frsucisco, California. ON TUESDAY,
} lie I'll trnEfH DAY OF AUGU IT, 1873,
at the hour of O'Clock P. NJ, Of said dsy, to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon to-
gether with costs Ut advertising and expenses
VI sale. P. IA. McLARiN, Secretary.
Ofhce Room 81, No. $40 Pine street, San
Francisco, California.
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THE wAsHOE REFORmERs.

A week ago District Attorney Cain
Of Washoe county was reported in the
Rsno Journal as having said that "a
bill OF 1878 for TRANSFERRING testimony
for the Governors Office in the Rover
case, which Wsshoe did not intend to
pay, was allowed in full by Humboldt"
To. prevent a Misunderstanding we
asked the Journal for an explanation of
this remark. as it seemed somewhat
arrange that bill which WAshoe did
mon intend to pay should be presented
to Humboldt county. endorsed by the
Clerk of the Board of Commissioners as
having been allowed, and by the County
Auditor as having been paid. The
Journal vouchsstes no, explanation of
this apparently crooked transaction,
and the Gazette confesses that in 1.-The
absence OF legal, decision it is almost
impossible to learn the exact truth"
Tia not SO difficult as the Gazette
imsgines. to learn the exact facts per.
tanning to this particular bill. The af-
Adavit of p. B. Comstock that it was
dus Washoe county. and chargeable to
Humboldt county, sworn to before
dohn B. Williams. and dated December
5rd. 1877. 10 attached to the bill, which
10 endorsed as follows:
No. 8. Claim Of P. B. Comstock against
washes county, per amount claimed, ss5s.
Filled Dec. srd. 1877. p. d. CoMsrooK,
IA :. .gs Clerk.
Board Of County Commissioners, Reno,
Dec Srd. Is77. Amount allowed. ssls.
T.. HrMns. Chairman.
Audited and hled Dec. ord. 1871. on general
Aand; amount. sara. JoHs B. WILLIAMS.
es County Auditor.
Now, il the Gazette. which does not
appear to be in the ring, win take the
trouble to ascertain from the records Of
the Board OF County Commissioners il
suoh . bill was allowed on the 3rd day
Of December. 1877. and that it was
sudhsdsn that day. il can throw much
hight on the vexed. question. Ii it was
allowed and audited, it will prove that
WashOs not only intended to pay the
hits but did, pay it. Il On the othes
hand. the bill was not allowed. certain.
SfRcers of Wsshoe county have been
guilty Of perjory and of swindiing the
Aaxpayefs of Humboldt county. as is
sAosn By affidavits. now on file in the
Auditor o. office in Winnemucca.
Wehope the Gazette will not let its
ngejudices against investigation deter
. from getting the bottom facts" as
shove stated. and exposing the true
inwardness" Of the reformers, who ap
pear to be running Washos county.
Let the public know all the facts III the
ease and remove the suspicion that
Washos officials have been guilty of
criminal offsnse or provethat some of
them Oughtto have quarters at the Hot
Springs.
1 ~ 4
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TEL C z APHIc.
EASTERN DISPATCHES

General sheridan tn the Black Hills.
DEADwooD. D. T.. July 81.
General Phil. Sheridan arrived at
Creek City, and will go out to General
Bradley's headquarters, on Little Mis-
sour River, sixty-hve miles from this
place. tomorrow, escorted by Captain
Gay v Henny's company of the Third
Cavalry. 1t is reported that General
Sheridan viii select location for per-
manent military post in the Black Hills
before returning.
The Gold ExcitsMsnt.
The Bear Paw Mountains gold ex.
element is carrying many restless gold
seekers from Deadwood. A company
OF twenty men left yesterday for the
New Ell Dorado.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-03
TOnACVo mAnHET.

rLud Vllglnis pTlghl, flne
pnunuA, hAsBli do do fneand extra twiH1, ppg,
100, 40 do uLtfA Ufin lwiht, uhlsluN do ms.
alum Aud lain lwist aAasbiy dua minoh W
IA, twht, laAnae, do maiuaany navy "a, a.
hA, MN1I i.nuiayille navy, bflHnl mAhoks
any, hla,aiu, dudo mahugahy, ia9oia, ao 40
manogahS - olasH iAs ~, du do a.ih MAJ
hu9any $4,000, do uu nnu vi 'uA, NWilo'
flNL uuf- lnuicu, idglD'i intiluh, lV1
400, ialr, lOi1hpoi Upnluvn, uJauao'
HAOklNu 'Nir.inla Hinvaiak, ~ ana !. q
Adtbiu, ituntuoAy, alVgloc, common W sovd,
400, lOoi fancy, ~ 10 qlalily, 81 ln1l 90, hon
Tad, 4, Imported, pot al, VI %,
DOMESTIC lluAltA- havana, tpuDlVV'
Huud and Havana, iOo,s1, do do scrap hllor
,h,gih, IJhnucucui 4 90, 2Athi ordinary,
lhtiN, cavTnutH aud Hihun, llWli,
dfuR lhD CIGARS, prlso pur lOoh hrk
del ray, 500, Llndrua, sllO hfovah, SltVi Con-
ohaH, slhii FluT do iflnhauo, tilW Lohdteh ic
q rte, M, uptfa utAnli sllpi upuinh, wv
Opera itrna, 80, Roma Nlc.orlA, S!VVi honre'
dus cigarettes, ~
SNUFF laooaboy, SbsSsei ltappc French
u, scotch aud DundyiooI, eo9Hooi ooh''hoh
iltu.
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NOTICE
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE, |
CRY or DALLAS, February %, 1873. !
The different wards OF the city OF Dallas
having been changed since the last election,
the following ordinance Ia published for the
information and guidance of all concerned,
viz:
An ordinance defining the wards of the
city OF Dallas.
BE Il Ordained By the CITY COunctt Of the city
Of Dallas
Section. /. The city shall be divided into
four wards, as follows, t0-wit: The First
ward shall embrace all of the corporate I'm
its bounded by the river on the west, the
corporal line on the south, AkaTd and SIC
anlore -trpets on the east, and Elm street on
the north, and shsl be entitled to elect, by
lis own vote alone, two aldermen The
Second ward shall begin pt the river on Elm
street and run thence with said Elm street
tu sycamore street, thence with Sycamore
street 10 Ross avenue, with Ross avenue TO
Masten street, with Masten street to Dallas
branch, and thence With the Dallas branch
10 the north line OF the city, thence with
said line 10 Trinity river, and down the
| river to the beginning, and shall be entitled
| to elect, by it, own vote, two aldermen. The
| Third ward shall embrace all the corporate
| limits east Of the Second ward and sycamore
street, aud NORTH of Elm street, an snail be
| entitled 70 elect, by It's own vote alone. two
aldermen. The Fourth ward shall embrace
| all ofthe corporate limits east of the First
| ward and south OF Elm street, and shall be
Len titled TO elect, by Its own vote alone, two
| aldermen Provided. That the present resi-
| dence OF Judge Nat. NJ. Burford shall also be
| included Ia the Fourth ward
Section 2. That this ordinance 60 into
effect from and after January l, 1873.
~ w. l.. CABELI, Mayor.
| Attest; J. B. HxRHroRD, Secretary. 2elo
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NtolICh Is HEREBY aIyEN-1H HAT IN
N accordance with an order OF the county
court of Dallas county, made on the 2ist IN
stant, an ection VIII be held on saturday,
the goth day OF April next. for the purpose
OF determining by he voice OF the quaiined
voters therein, whether hogs shall be per-
mitted to run at large In the following sub
Diyision OF said county OF pallns, to-wlt;
Beginning on the east boundary line OIL shiu
county at the point, where the Texas anu
Pacific railroad enters said county thence
along The road bed of said railroad west until
il reaches the trinity river !; thence up said
river with its meanderingst to The Elm Fork
OF said Trinity river thence up said Elm
Fork with its meanderipgs to the county
| line between Dallas ana Denton counties
inence east along the north boundary line
| nf Dallas county to Rowlett's creek thence
| down Rowleit's creek with its m eanderings
| 10 the east boundary line OF Dallas, county
thence south along said east boundary line
to the place OF beginning except so much OF
said above described subdivision as In em-
braced within tho limits OF precinct No. !, of
said Dallas county.
said order having been made upon the pc
| tltion OF twenty freeholders living In said
subdivision, asking COR the enactment ol
general laws ofTexas, parsed by the FIJI
teenth legislature; said election TO pc held
| at the places named below, under the SUI
| perylsion OF the following named rersons
| appointed by said court to hold the same.
to-wit X. b Scott, at foopsown MAO Eiii.
Richardson I VIM. Ioyelace, at Upper Duck
| creek NJ H. Galloway, Al Worthington's
School house Benjamin u. Lanham, At
Bales School house, and Thomas ID. Goats,
!" h u A.HARvooD.
BY W, II. THAcxxs, Deputy.
! mch22-dlwsw3t
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E;IEJ3;s lH;ySIE
MAILING PLANTS our SPECLAETyI
EkoHAl ClllpE NON hEApY SIND 1oRlI.I
gASXIlHIlNNs diIS1 1NslEIE
janl2-w3m- GOD. L
AGreatInvention

And one of much benoft TO the people at
large, always attracts attention. II has
bee the history Of nll trades ana branches
of labor that the primitive method OF ac-
com plishng the desired end has been quite
laboIious, and very slow In its rusults, ~
least the history OF well making seems 70
oontirm the assertion. First digging with
the pick and spade, then somebody thought
Of boring by hand, but at first the augcrs
used were crude Affairs, and capable OF oor-
ing but small hole, supplying a very little
pure water. The opening up OF the great
west made the demand for wells so great
that within the last two years well-bofing
tools have been invented, ana the business
has been In measure revolutonized, ana
hns become source OF money. making
equalled by no other branch where the IN
yestment IN 80 little. Mon are looking now 10
where they can get the oest machihe. isr-
iectio,, has at last been reached, and we offer
| you machine complete In every DETAIL one
| that is destined TO live when all Others are
forgotten. IT Is the only aueer ever IN
| vented with IA stone NJ achment or an ad-
Unstable head that boIes amy sized well,
| from two feet mp, Without reimers, called
the Centennial Wei Atger, patented June ~
| 1879, and manufactured by y, r. houge, Dus
| buque, Iowa. Any one wtsl Ing TO 20 into
| tie buainess. or trade land, town property
| or stock for nm anger and territory, or wan
to travel in ibis state and SCH augefs and
territory ON large commission, will please
call on me mt ths National hotel. or y. r.
| Depler Mt the Planters boube. Elm street,
Dallas, Texes, where 4 will be for the next
| thirty days che anger ~ ON exnibition, anu
| IL running all the time. Twill guarantee
any man 10 make ms much as S4O. psr day.
| This looks IKE gold mire, doesn't II? but
| IL mas been made with this machine day
| after day, and will he made over and over
again by many who ARE lucky enough to go
| into the business. Core ana seo me before
| Il liz too late, IT'S can not stay In this place
| INT thirty DAYS ID. N. ROOT,
| Patentee ofsaid Anger.
N, BIAS Ihave been engaged In the well
boring business FOR the last two years, and
am acquainted with tho most OF the augers
| In use, and having run the Centennial Anger
| for the last i've months, would chearfully
| recommend IL az the most complete, and
best auger in the market. Yours reapect-
| fully, y. K. DEPLEh'
| ipnRd&wlm
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wuo,,rsA.E asoUERr mARKEr

RACON. per lb-Short cl ar, . S-i@ioc;
shoulders, 63-i@7c; Breakfast, 10 fzSllc' ury
salt, 1-2@7 $40 so1.,.,. .o, trv
2593Oc. >v,,rpu vor,on. brands. l..
IN cans, per doz 81 2j@l o.; l'2 40 o'' % MY
a 10: / do do, 81 259+ 80. .
VCyiHkESE;--W estern. " III, ID TO 10 l-2c'
CANDLE star, a. to So, l5gl0c. ~
CoFFEE-Java, per 10, 2S@3O; XII cnoiee,
os19I &c; prime, 2l92i Lie; cohinoh w
ia Hir6iNsuCESTRATED LYE---varous brands
4 doz Id c. s, per case, "a 2og5 w; ~. H.,
FISH-Mackera' per noi; sio Vssi' wv
q, Ooasl Is white dsn, kit, 95@si .,
"a EyRKI NGS-Dri-d, per oox, i0aWs.
sISH-Dried Goldfish, per b, 3,tSic; ana.
T.ARu-In tierce, 93-l@lOc; ~ 10 PALS 'uSs
IN I-3c: and 10 10 In tins, ii 3-tglZc s1.,s,/o.
VHAas~Per 10, fancy pr'nds' l'xs'o'sc'
on MIL Iu "a < sssEs-Faucy Loui lana, per gal
600 S., Choice, 5S@6Oc; Prime So's'oc' r"i'
i' RSicS1Et-Louisiana, per Id. 7s7 l'2c; = ,a,o.
niiCAR - Graduated, per 10, II agisu
n I.2GIlc Powdered, ii l.2glsc
~ a., per 10. 10 l4GlO l-2c; CnoiV'
o meJ' od9 20; Prim-, i-4ss i q orui'
,,ry no II 'ir. sas IA; Common; SO "a
s9n a-Cnse; bi.carb. English oSo i'-'
keg, sR S9SD vSrIous brands. per ID, 414gsc
SotP -Olive, 54S6e; fancy soaps p'i wa
- sseNgf 9T W sack, 81 eosl e5 9h "a,
80 IN mis-. 81 l5a2 90. table, per SACK l.
S5cr .Grnpowder, 50a75c; imperial 'Oe
o.. Ian,,n- nN{sOc, Ooloug 4O9I5c: ,,a a
"' VSfSEGA R0Cider, 26a5oc; wni'e "i"''
arse.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

1t gives to the Passenger a view Of the grand
est scenery, finest Agricultural district ano
great grazing grounds of the West. (.
ltu passenger and freight uains are SUI
passed by none In the State. Pullmant
Palace Drawing Room and sieeping Cars
leave ~. Louis daily via tho NJ, X. a Il. ny
Mt B:4l.: Hannibal at l0:Ib q. M, and Sedalia
at 6.45 y. IN, running through to DenlBon,
sherman, Dallas, Henrne, Austin and Hons
ton without change Connection Ii also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections this Road with the M :,
X, " 4. Mt Denison for IT. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott. Kansas city and all
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
cifG at sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East and southeast. and
tt, Houston with the o., ii. a 4. A for San
antonio, the g., ii. a Fl. Tor galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shil 4 for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
COASTS and the Liverpool d Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, While Its freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, with It's cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad pJairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers In preference to Others,
1T. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
at 100 y. M, Houston at 40l p. m, Hearnt
at 1900 p. M, Dallas b:35 .. IN. and Denisor
at ll:i5 q. M. EssispslS--L-
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fAlhla- hphss 81 rlnks ssi,i shifting
. So Dull ihi q lFit STANDARDS, Alta4nni htliul
lhgi ntInsfsi nei hafmnnYi An'
hilDNA hnttllhnh-A llanlir, 4, b III
nnian heaa, lishp haAhsi.le, "A, Jk'
~ iNHt a. hhNi l.aNnnrn, ~, b iTipi Hedge
~ . l,ig hNlshhs4i lepsrpl u NV "
fhLLAdhEh MusLlEs- wsmsal,s, A
~ ffplt ~ lhn lOnm, 1901 i.onsiale, ~
ippe, site FsAhsaT, sei hew Jersey q, 70
DpCRA- Arlington hmwu, ltsoi Champi
ga iNlilri, Aaei Lewiston FlAil stripe, lhl
lsrlslesp thpes lhSe Arlington fanel
pAAhAlps-Roll, 80 Flat $50 hiSl
OOlhfTiFAss-sAumkeag ei-ai Pom
heIlNni WI nunnlk, 80,
TICKS AnpsHpag AGA, ilsei Lewiston
ri7in, lipi DO riln, 1851 dn plAla, lAei Aplhnel
IA lhpi tpnlslnsa spll uleaali lari du GOA
kNoipn Dc, No, I, lppi Eastern 4 NJ,
lHtpkh- hpon0m ill,sOj AlnuIiena, lle
lAlelunla, No, 10, 1901 fsIA lup, lln
Dthl Ms-iiost0n, hSn, uOfdis M, liha
uiis, hii, lsApi pIk, 1901 llAIk's, aiu,
phkVlulh-AIllngl0 a'sspo, fYrpllA
igt. AnlOskaag, Is0,
.hflut ita- American, e,fei dlAsgow, ea
lirj AlaplinA b-Ai bfpgn, l2hp
dlhOliA Ms AmoakpaE, VOL haleh, W
hPnlftv, pci southwark, aei lTuss STYLES
lOlko
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wISEs ASeL,auoas,

VII lhkf-Aweet mash, VI a1si aOi nov
IA ahhi VI Nsmu,
v lSE9-NlArpt, Ia oasp, u ihl uatAwhA
~ Hal, tl ICES w iplii ppI galu tl iusl "
| ulgil ~ Waite einp, ln pAAna, ~ ABil 10
MfAlu NH-p "a pasApt, glh -.t
llpinhlp0At IA basket, ~ pJi hfuki basket
va ~ uolleHlu pnAln palauut llsAlh,
ALh-ntupk Alpi casa, " ioBa W, fpIlef
oaak, " lhAa %,
pii.a domestic, Ia oaAk, slasia
uognae, tefgsI,gl a.Bs ihi flpnqhpuf ga,'
" NO,sio DiApplp, pei sal VI ipgA 'al fo.Nh
VI ipAi iaiuinsu,, VI 1904 O1ihlaekburfyIsi ~
o. ~ ...
Doinustip, pol ghi,, vi ipgi 20,
AZ Ah-Ihinaca, " untD,
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hfA estate a. HsisFs Yesterday,
Reported by Cummins a Dayls, real
estate agents, 100 Lamar streets
A II, beaners 10 v, =, Bogles, loI
90 san Japluln slFrel, fpT 1000,
J ", Chapman 90 James l.0gTy,
pr VI the phapmap survey, foI
si,hu7
hpwser a Lennon 10 David Lang
stun, lli nn lAdiz sllfri
u, q, Clark " u " Ms, iva acres
90 Hlshlul q street, IN 500
W ID Chapman ~ J N Chapman
land "a mo plupiTy 800
}, ,, Mills ~ ], = Waters a Co., loI
Ia l.AneasleT, flOO.
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GRAIN Ann SEEN MARKET.
nER MARKET.

YELLOW PINE-B0xinR, scnntling pei
thousand, $40 OO drosse sls 90; nooring
dressed nj d matched, S22 90; Matched ceilina
SIS 20; weather boarding, sl2 90; fencing
slN 10.
WHITE PlHE-Rough, per thousand
si5 20; surfa ed, 800 %; IN itched ceiling, s2 5O
wentherboarding, so 90. A.. -,
surfaced, $50 OO; nickets, $40 90, ~. 49,, n,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pine, cut, vs. COOS w
lohg leaf pine, sawed, 81 90; cypress CUT " "
al 20. ,o ,,o,
Administrations pine, 81 80 per thou
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Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Ofices aud Agents hava
been establishing by this Company, where
information may be had concerning MOI
only the III. at. B. Railway but Texas gen.
y. L. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, AZ broadway, N. Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lol
Clark street, Chicaso, Ill. 80.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent NJ,
X, and T., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
"A, FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia. eu 100
Inform alton may also lie had at the egep.
o es OF the NJ. X. a T. Rail way, In New York
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.LouiS
y. WALDO.
A. H.eWANsON,
oenT nuptp Hoaston, 1sxss:isnflD
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Lewis Neale has removed his stock
Of drugs and medicines 10 No, TOO Elm
street, new building, hrsl door west
Of cowen a Co., where no will keep q
fall line Of drugs, medicines, toilet At
lloleS, elo' The patronage Of tho pubs
ITO ID respectfully solicited. Pfeserip-
lions carefully compounded, In,
Choice Early Rose potatoes o. rs,
At Adams a 90, n
on Ia selling his huggles aud
wagons ut twenty-five per cent less
than NJ, Louis prices, IT.
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EsCuLENTs AND FRUITS.

EsCULEN rS-- Irish potatoes, per Dbl, 50 90
AL 10; Onions, per Dbl, ~ 81; Cabbage, we-'
Tern, per crate. none; southern, per dozen,
81 so, Kroutz, per box, 50.
RITTER AND CHEESE Butter, western
per Id, 2Oa25o; cheese, ives ,ern, l2@tl5c.
FKUITS-Apples green, per Dbl, ~ OO98 90
Apples dried, per lbs, SCI peaches, per 10 sc
Oranges, per box, co. Lemons, per box, 49,
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IOInuscrcini.

Rsceipta. net, BIAS oale> gross 1853 bales.
Expor,s 10 Great Britain 2,2i2 bales; coast
wise - bales; continent s,l5O bales. STOCK
26j, g34 bales.
NAV OguRArs, April 2,--FlOur In good
demand: supertine "a w; XXX ~ 30; MN
a 75@5 10; higher grad,s " 16o.6 90 Corn Is
in pond demand, choice white iSc. Oats
nuist and firm at 3ba37c. Corn meal dull
Inferior 81 Goal o., choice " l0g9 ID. Cotit Q
dull. cargues Ordinary 10 prime lt@i'%c
gold. sugar steady and In fair DE.
mand AT iull price-; common 10 Rond
nri ne 10 choice I4aso; yellow clari1ed ss4a
| SHc Molasaes steady, with god demand,
| ammo zoe; fair &c; prime To choice 3O0tl Q.
| Rice duli ordinary tocholce Louisiana b'49
| G,4c
NEW YORK, April q Flour without de-
cid d cnansc; superfne we Tern ana hLate
A. nl6l5 co. closing steady; southern hour
| IoaIT. DE tel; common To fair extra - 700
| ~. " cd 10 choice s. 1901 NJ. Whhat Is tr-
peg',iar aud un-eltled, opening quiet
scarcely 50 strong, closn5 shade nriner
b, tie exbori inquiry ungrsded sprihg u y
| ala. unyra eu winter red western 81 S2@
| wi n: No. Writer re 81 aSal 30; No win
yyr rpd "a 50; No. / white VI ~. corn shade
iow,r, fsiriy active export and nome
trade: ungraded western mixed isg5oxc
yellow southern 5ih@3Sc. Gas h9lc better
&, flee, tho quiet.anh eady, srsoes l1al''
gold; job lots lils9li&c gold.
ar. LOUIS, Adril 2-Flour Is higher; So
pertine family "a 1904 20; extra do.A So9i 70
Il Xxx & OOa5 TO- W aeat higher for cash. un
sstt,.d: N, 5 red fall 81 1914; No do. 81 l2@
ia: No. 2 spring saleablo at 81 u Corr
easier at i9GiOHc. O't hrmer at 2M. ny,
scarce at tSc Barley, no sales Wbisk!
niyhsr at 81 O4 PORK dull at 80 iOQss rs
lad firm ut 81 80 Bulk meats quiet, loo
shoulders at Omaha 20: short ribs salenbl
vt $40 Ba on bet or, shoulder ~ clear "a
IS 81isd5 20; clear ides 50 76@6 So.
, Ca tie-Stronger, good demand rri me ]
cholc- native shipping steers u Wg5
cornfed Texans So 5Jd4 Is
So 2593 40.
shippiDg 81 1905 %
HIDES and Wool.
GALVESTON, April 2-Hides firm and al
changed. Drys.iectej ls,ci light salted ~
stack saited NC; ikips 1870: wet salted N
. iected 5asXc; butchers green 90.
Wool--Nothing doing.
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FLoUN-Crescent In sacks, $50 san
Jacinto, IS so Empire, % % Am, % w
Eagle, a. rs; Magnolia, In sacd', " i9s;sSl2
Tndd's xxx, 80 80; state Z ltrn, nv :
A 10 Graham, 1915 bran,s! o; corn meal
khp.
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NpER-Kog2 Is M ,fFF, rlne Ul5i kog
l2ls lba, FfF, M, si,SS, kcg Uhi, lbs, fFF'
s2Ol, hlHhiina, ti,2b. -
aliOr-D.up 81 Ji92 aSj Buok, ss.oSSaGO.
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BAGGING-IAght, AI4@li}y'; Heavy iS%s
l6c. ,,a,,.c ~, an ooao,c
IRON III ES--Arrow, u 7bp'r bundle, WIN
discount on large lots
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ptAthf -anssndle- 10 spfgh u , hsTrs
hh'nl.Fl w hssgl lll u sept, " ~ y barrel
.LlAk-lhe hesi quality IA haFrsls Il worth
NJ pAlki VI b. pfilHaFg paliss, 10 Pot
tLAsrEa wnrlh Is 30 n barlsi.
me anpp'ypi tha ahaFa mentioned att
Joe u ample annHni iaiT lAHfkpi nTm,
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oANNEp-pevlled ham, g. 259 g S Sia sI 70
mon, lib 81 l5sa 90; L9o sa, 4, o. WV" ~
ceysR egb iisiEs boz, us oosls %; il oo1
sll T562l5 so.
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and irregular.
TUESDAY, hoNDAN.
Middlng uplands sgd hpd
Mlddling Orleans. .t1s1 oSsu
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
1000 uales receipts 1880 bales; American
1900 ba es.
Futures, sellers n l.32d decline.
Uplnuds low "a, ddlins clause April de-
livery ~ My and June lS-lJd; June
ana July 5Md; July and August .i-d2d; new
cop shipped November December oy
p.m -Uplands low middling clause June
and Jnly delivery 27-J2d; August and sep.
ieInber 81 I'D; september ana october 0u.
NEW UIIKANs, ApIil 2--Nlghs~-Colton
L., -. rnmnnh. SnlEH NfuO haleA
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-Prolapsus U,eri Calling Of trr
wo nbl. A wonderful cure. Nine
years my wife suffered with this terri
BILE complaint. She was attended by
doctor after doctor, went to the differ
ent hospitals where females are treated
tried them all-wore handsges anu
pesssries with ouly temporary reiie',
Her life was miserable We appiieu
DIR. Giles, Liniment. Her relief was
immediate. She is now well
b. McDERMoTT,
40 West 18th street. New iork
For sale by Common q WaiRer' ufus'
lists, Dallas, Texas,
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LIVE srs,rK MARK.T.
COUNTRY paoDUcE.

IIIrLEN .-rer -....,,,,,,,.,,,H 20
u u it..N-,,ar al .,..,.,.,...,....t 09l2
RIJITER--Pure homemade, scarce. 10 CIV
SWEET rOTATUEo-Fer oushul'''' W Sso