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thus. proceeding, xaa, et<ipped of and the bnck-
board reduced to Q total wreck. When last
seen each had taken q different road and were
travelling at a rate of speed that does not give
great promise Of very speedy capture and re-
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WILLIAM FREox11eE voS DEya. &. ST.
CHas. f. PUscH. 4 ST.
JoHy MARE. I. s.
STATE oP MISSFsoTA !

County of Ramsey
Be 1t remembered that on the Goth day of
April, a. d. 1878. perso laliy appeared before
me. notary public in ard for said county, !.
T. A. stutidart, VIM. S. Moore, Louis z.
Ha'iser, Joseph !. Beaumont, Bertram Schefer,
predorick W. Dohm. Henry Jensen, George ".
noDestson, Henry IeYerding, f. a. Cariveau.,
treaerics Won DEN, CIias. T. pnsch, and John
Marx, to nc well Known to be tho persons de-
scribed IN. and who executed the foregoing ar
tleies OF incorporation, and they severallr
ac!lno'gieased that they executed the same
iFeeiy and Voluntarily, for the uses and pur-
poses therein expressed
Il. Il. EoAnpsasS, JR..
iuo-iua Notary Public Ranser County
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The recent statement OF the bureau Of statistics
shows an excess of exports imports for the last
nine months Of the official year, Of 92os 100000.
Stocks dull and strong, with advance of i to
and 1as. The leading features il the upwsrd move
ment were..Lake Shore all ss..ra Uaica, t..e.,
Granger shares, Delaware, Lsckawanna s
Western, and Michigan, Central ani Wab.sh. at thu
close, the highest prices OF the dasw,e, c,ersat
Tho net earnings Of the Chicago \ R9es Island rail
road company; for the fiscal YER. end ng June.
partly estimated, are unaerstoedi !. equal to
$2,50o,00O, or 10A@l1 per cent. upon stock North.
western stocks loaned to day for 1s1Gg4-s of re
cent, for use. @ 49,
The transactions aggregated os,OO0 shares, Of
which $4,000 were Lake Shore, 5000 Wabash, &, 400
Northwestern, 5000 ST. Paul common, 1900 ST. Paul
preferred, IL 900 Lackawanna Loco Michigan Cen,
trail, 1900 Western Union and 200 Paclac Mail.
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New York Produce Market.

New YORK, May Q.
COTTON-Dull at 10 11-1e@lO 13-l6c: futures
weak.
FLoUR-Receipts 1900 barrels; No. 2 So oc1
.975; super State and western 4.251460; common 10
good 4e5@5.15; good to choice 5.2O@5.el; white
wheat extra 5eo@6 so; fancy, 6.55Ql7.75 extra Ohio,
4.9O06.75; st. Louis, 4. 9o@7 75 Minnesota patent
meal, $4,000 .66.
GRA1N--Wheat. moderate-business receipts 34e,-
GOO bushels; No. spring 81 10; No 2 Chicago and
No. o., spring 81 24@l -: AA No. Milwaukee 25G
.25@l: 2sA. Rye, quiet; western 7o073c. Barley,
dull. Malt, dull and nominal. Corn, easier; re.
ceipts $1,000 bus; western mixed 511t@55A; high
mixed 5fhc; steam b41ac; No. q, 54055Ac. Oats,
heavy; mixed 34@36c; white 36lac.
HAY-Dull.
HOPS-Dull. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet. Sugar, quiet; fair
to good refining 1850; prime NC; refined 99c
Molasses, steady. Rice, frm
PETROLEUNI-Quiet
y TALLOW--7Ac.
ROSIN-Unchanged.
TURPENTINE- Unchanged
PRODUCE-Eggs, hr1ner; western lie Butter.
heavy; western Hoppe. Cheese, S012c.
r., fROYIS1ONS-Mess pork, S9.651l0lab Beef.
Lard, S7.2007.22k.
WH1SKY-$1. 06. ss
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'ereign Money Market.

ri
Foreign Money Market.
LONDON, May 2-5 Pax.
CoNsoLs.
Money ........... 80 1916 Account ..95 1915
Us SECURITIES.
6-2Os, '66. Erie. -. 12l
5-20s, '67. .......... 1903 Erie pfd 39A
10-40s. .......... .lO7s4 Illinois Cent $3.50. 77,s
New IS. .1O8A Penn. Cent. ... lgs
New w coupons lc4X.
PANS, A1ay2.
Markets in Detail
The following quotations giving the range CT the
markets during the day were received by
MORTON, MOORE 3 co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS
LIvRRrooI, May 2-1O:eoA. NJ
Wheat dull.
Floating cargoee quiet.
Cargoes on passage, slow.
Cargoes off coast, spring wheat Sd lower.
Spring wheat prompt shipment, cd lower.
Imports for the week, 10000 quarters.
On passage, LOLA 900 quarters. l
LIVERPOOL, May 2-1O 80 =. N
Market steady and quiet and little doing.
LIVERPOOL, May 2, 1p.M
Steady, with moderate demand.
Wheat weaker, fairly active
May S1.231s bid; June 1.2l,k bid.
No. 2 spot soldat $1.24.
New YORK, May 2-l Pm.
Wheat dull and lower; Chicago $1.24h Mnwauk, 20
$l.28R, nominal. -.
New YoRK, May 2--3P. N.
Wheat easier but saleable; Chicago S1.24M Mil
l.2s1s bid; June 1.20; July lie.
- = II :
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Rice d Irrine's -ddd.
Newton Bradley, east so feet, 5

NeW a Dfau1ev, east % feet, .------ =
100 feet, 10 %
Albert Armstrong, commanding ON Third
street so feet west from intersection of
dividing line of lots l and Q, blk Is.
Rice & Irvine's add and north line Of
Sd st; thence west along said north line
A feet; thence north to point Sc feet
east from corner of 4th and Washing
ton streets; thence east 81 feet to a
point 30 feet west from where the di-
ylding line between said lots and 2
intersects said line of 4th street thence
south 100 feet; themes and " to begin d
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An annual meeting Of the Stockholders shall
be held on the Friday next preceding the fourth
Saturday in May of each year. commencing 4.
d. 1873 to elect a Board of Directors for the
ensuing year, and to transact any other bust
ness Of the society; besides any other stated
meetings may be holden at such times and
places as the bylaws may prescribe.
But there shall be no special meetings, unless
the same are called by at least i've Directors,
and notice thereof be previously given by the
Secretary in such manner as the bylaws may
direct.
At any. and all regular meetings, the said
stockholders shall have the power to pass by
laws defining the duties of the officers of said
society, for the imposing of reasonable fines,
assessments and dues upon it's members, regu-
lating the subscription upon the Issue and
transfer of stock, and management of the in
vestment of its funds, loans to the members,
the general regulation of said business of the
said corporation, as well as to pass all other by
laws necessary to carry out the object Of this
f;o,,
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SOUTH D. NoHTHw D

SOUTH D. soHrs" D
In -
Eaaator ESM 70
40 p II iW pn
,.,,v n.c.
* -. su uaas, A.. naSL
Ge e.sa !. I - .no .
o.'o c 'o'
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ming, lot 2, block IL,
n: L. yebber, ESTATE of, cas-
20 feet of 40 feet e of " 4,
feet of 8 98 feet,
f. +. Nelson. ,1nd = west 2;
feet of south 80 feet.
s. ]. Wilkin, und sS of W Q;
feet Of S 80 feet,
Same, indy Of W 20 feet of 4e
feet 9 of W 46 feet Of 81
feet,
Nathan Wescott, und115 of W 2;
feet offs 80 feet,
Same, undH Of " 20 feet Of a
feet east of w 46 feet Of 8 81
feet
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nhxceN Sunday. Except Saturday
Trains via the Brainerd Branch leave ST Pant
aaiiy, except Sunday, making day run Of twelve
hours to Fargo arrsing at bismarck at the following
morning, saving nearly 80 miles in distance over tho
old route via Mp. junction. Connection made at
bismarck with stages for Deadwood and all points in
the Black Hills Also with first class boats to Fort
beston and al points On the Upper Missouri River
Connects at ST. Paul with traius to all poiuts East
and South AT Duluth with steamers to and from, nil
Lake points, both American and Canadian: also with
steamers running in connection with Wisconsin, f,en
tral hsilroad, at Ashland. In effect April r 1873
II. L. SARGENT, General Manager
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MONEY AND TRADE.
u4.l--- go
FINANCIAL,
Money and Stocks.

.a@ 1873 NEW YORK, May.
Gold, steady, 1905 Carrying rates i to 8 pe-
cent - T. gI.l
Governments generally steady.
Railroad bonds steady and higher.
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CITY NOTICE.
OFFIcE OF TIE CrTY TREAsURRH,
81. PAur, M1SsEsoTA, Mayl, 1878

All persons interested in the assessments for
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Pullman Sleeping Cars will run on the Main Eina
Trains leaving st. Paul at 500 p. IN. Cars ru,,
through to Fishers Landing without change.
fVer Is now open and steamers run through TO
Winnipeg from Fishers Landing.
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot OF Sibley street. Ticket and Freight
Office. No. 43 Jackson street.
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the he
CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS IN
DER CONTRACT OF JACOB MILLER,
AWARDED OCTOBER %, AND DATED
. nov Is, 1877.
IN front Of the following described property,
to-wit:
Warren q Wsns.ow's addition.
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Metropolitan Hotel.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
81. Paa Hairoad Time Tables
ST. Paul l. Pacific railroad.

d. I s.ui q IacihG Fa1ITOad.
,,.s March 81, ISIS.
yam Line through trains for Litchfield, wilma
pensoh, Morris, tIiyndon, Crookston, Fishers
Landing and Winnipeg.
Leave. Arrive.
Oh Oh. paui. 500 p. N. Fishers L'g 1 100 D. M
S sslip :4o p. M Minneapolis 9:59 a. m.
Wimar Accommodation
g. Leave. Arrive.
ST. Paul. :o5 m Minneapolis :sa n ~,
Minneapolis. $3.50 m st. Paul "a :, ~,
Branch Line through train for st. Cloud. Brainard
and Bismarck. Nf
Leave. Arr;va
81 81 Pcul 1880 a. m. Minneapolis $50 p. N.
Minneapolis. =. 7:3G a. m. ST. Paul 6.s0 =. W.
s. Paul and Minneapolis trains.
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When, at any time within fifty years, each
and every member of this society who has not
received q loan, shall receive for each and every
share of stock he may hold. fifty dollars, less
the amount he may then owe said society
under it's charter and bylaws this society shall
close it's affairs and become dissolved.> The
Board of Directors shall then deliver to each
mortgagor who has complied with the con-
ditions of his mortgage, discharge in fall
thereof. and all papers connected Herewith.
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PROCLAMATION.

107-118
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-09-26

intrinsic value gold or silver it cannot remain
at par, and its depreciation will be in proportion
to the prospect of its being thus convertible
within a longer or shorter period. The printed
bits of paper which some wild theorists propose
to employ as currency, and which they term g alb
solute money" containing no promise of payment
and no intrinsic value, would speedily become
" absolute y in one respect only-they would be
absolutely worthless. This, and all the other
chimerical projects by which it is proposed to
find cheap and worthless substitute for the
measure of value accepted and employed by the
civilized world, are based upon deIusfon, ii not
dishonesty, and if adopted would result in disaster
and shame. We hold it to be the duty of Republi-
cans, and of all good citizens TO oppose with un-
compromising frames, all these mischievous
theories, as well as the cognate doctrines of COM
munism and internationalism, which menace
society, individual liberty, and the accumulated
savings of industry.
Both the so-called National Greenback
party and the Democratic party oppose
these views. They hold that it is a proper
function of government to create money.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-09-26
THE POLITICAL ISSUE IN WISCONSIN.

The main question before the people of
this state, at the approaching election of
members of congress, is whether we shall
approve or reject the advice so earnestly en-
joined by President Hayes in his talk with
the farmers of Wisconsin, and sustain a
national credit unimpaired,' an honest
constitutional currency that defrauds no
one."
The position of the Republican party on
this subject is in strict conformity with the
views expressed by the President, as will be
seen by the following extracts from the
recent address of the Republican State Com
mittee, which has been adopted as the plat
form of the party in the several congress
sional districts:
The value of all paper currency, whether issued
by the government or by banks, consists in the
promise which it bears of payment, and in the
degree of credit attached to that promise If it
cannot be converted at pleasure into currency Of
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$54, 052,6O7

or an average Of over $110,000.000 year.
During the years 1874 and 1875, the ex-
ports and imports were about equal. Du-
ring the years ending June 30, 1876, n,
10, however the domestic exports from the
United States greatly exceeded the net i'm
ports, the excess of exports increasing rap
idly from year to year.
This is shown as follows:
Excess of ex-
Year ending June 80. ports over net
1-- imports.
1876 S79, 643, 4St
1877 Observation-Disclosures. Isl. 1872, 094
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-09-26

The total value of exports from the Uni
1868, to $3.50, $50, 79S, IN 1873, an increase
The total increase in the value of agricul-
tural products exported from the United
States in the year 1873 over the exports of
the year ending June 80, 1868, amounts to
$273, 1882, or Sc per cent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-09-26

The total increase in coin value Of our
currency since 1866 is about $4,000, 600.
THE BALANCE OF TRADE.
The balance Of trade against the United
States in the FIVE years next before the pam
ic, was as follows:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-17

Kansas Oily Times We deslrs "a
lemark once more chat alter such a
succession Of Wet seaslps tho law ol
Averages is likely 60 give as dry sum,
mrr nnd Ihst armfs vii. DO we'll d
hesllf themselves apd p.lut earlier than
utnll ths sWlua VAIN weather b
here monih ahead ul time There
does not appear Go Doc auy frost la tne
ground 900 any part Of tho continent
Gas side ui lbr arctic basin N nloW,
ing 10 dr' yed GOO lmHIhe ground viii
break pap eludiirr lhau 10 Wac ever bt,
lore known ~ hs iu thls country and
u looks like living Ia tho lace Of proy,
denee % plant late under these rIrrum
stances, We urge farmers o. make the
most Of every Opportunity 60 pat la
lhelr spring small grains ns fact % they
can sni 10 make ready lpr com plants
ing as early In April ~ possible.
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TonAUUo MAnHIr

fLud TuliACIO-V Virginia bright, One
pounds hlNsrli du do iiueauu extra twist, 600
iup go DO uAtIh N'iu twist, uhIluW dc nae
ulum AM l2in tWlsii A'oitDr de- o minOn 4.
IN, tWisl, laspi1i do Mahogany navy aH, N
~ lnNhf LpullYille navy bright mnhOg.
any 'iN tri lu do mahogany, iHltli'. du do
iihuuHauy ID class ih9 90, 10 40 dark mn'
heRinSi nWlOui uu do nne blauk, siallu,
FINE tut-sluuioa, ~ sllT mo Ilnn, l0os
500, lhIL 10 tNlc, common, uuttuAa,
NMuhlND VIC. iniA HiuuAing, 10 ana !,
DHuIu, huniucAy ils0f, common to good
Wgluii fancy, 49, 10 qualty, u tool hU duu
fhut " liupuittd, prI 10, 81 %,
buMtailu uldAhA-iiaYauu, thu@lOui
hurl itnu Havana, i0411, dp Ito scrap nlluc
hWDi ,.Lnrcieui rdt ii9h, ordinary
l1al'i clrfnuts aud HlAeh, Ilysid
Hfult ED CIGARS, pa q ppr 100, Hug
dtl rn} gliui ilndluh, elil, hroV,H, sliu, Cone
chHh, glN Flor du lrinHnuO, sllO, LOndrvH ie
q IT,, ~ up,ra Grand, sllu, operas, no,
OPEN iIruht t'l, Roma Victoria, sou lluura'
10 Cigarette, 70
.hNuFt -Muooabuy NiDSsc tuppu French
tli SCOTCH auu Duhdy foot, hlJsNu, common
DC,
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hlinWA HHEErfNas-A Atlantic. A,bI.l
iNH 80 Ne1lt istri hHhplir, "A, "a
+ 1904 ifH.W laWunrr, ~, ul-lai BIael
lH,' i,asit,, Nslihhs'. FHptui, d fs1i -
,hLEAtHEb MusLlNs- Wamsutta. a.
II FfNll N lhH iAnm, lnn lAneialr, Bh
Nl.'a'r Faahlag ~ Aew .Irnsyi 4, M
81 nIl- Arlington THROWN, iii.c, rnamri.
NN lflll"lf ll'.Ni iHH lsinn rlRin 5tIpo, "
5,t''a''s" ,Nras, 1891 Arlington fanoi
od lAAhi,ll ,s.HoIl' asg Wat i'.c lilsh
tlhatl ltANH-AaumAeag, el,l, ppm.
htiIHil hunulkiuae,
Illhn AmuaArag AGA, 1851 Lewiston,
ltNl li'' goo m.lui 100 hu plHlni thfi Mnlhurn
~ lNfi lnNlrlufH fNlh urHtI lHi uu tlA,
ltFgl ~ ,Hls, No. l. ihri hatlrW A, HO.
.llitb ha- knpuum l4.n, Amnuaus, llr.
belrlnnla No. 10, lbr, Para luu, ~,
w N Ahr lhmlnui hisH Ouuis "A, uhsr,
We, ~ ~ tpfki inN' llAlks, NO,
Nhhflpl -AfllnHlun, t.sl1 EYrftin,
lN Amuskrap, lar.
hlN lfth- American, 'sW hlasgnW, Hl,
lnIAlAni.inl bil hnuwn, l.'n
hlNhiiAAiH Am0sArag Dn, Hates, ull
fhllnNi ppi Southwark, sp, dras sl los,
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wyo,rsAnu eaouERY N AnBET

BACON, per lb-Short clear, 3-49lOo;
shoulders, 63-l97c; breakfast, 10 l'29lic' Ut!
salt, l-26t7 3-ic o.,-,.,,..,-,.
z0 8f%KINa powDERs-Vario brands, IA
lb cans, per doz 81 2j@l 30; L. do do g 0@
2 10; / do do, 81 25gi &c. -
CHEESEl--M sstern b 10, 10 10 10 l'@c'
CANDLES star, Is o IS, lo4lbc; 49,
C0FFEE-Iava, per 10, 2sGjO; Ri ,, choice,
2sa2i i DC prime, 2l@al lie; common 10
'I u6N SCENTRATED LYE-Nauous brands,
doz 10 caos per case, - S',s1 W., M hi,
FIsH-Macleral per bbl. go tOGsit w XII"
81 OOast y white fish, KIT 5gsl -,
HENRI NOS Dried, per COX, 40@JOe.
FISH-p riedcodfish per b,OS.i@'c; ~
LARD--ln tierce, P3-i9lVc; ~ 10 pails' 'VS
~ I.5c: & and 10 ID in tins, II 3AGl2c.
as"Per 10, fancy brands, li$@l519c;
on ,, In fiII'SSssiEss-Fancy Loul lana, per gal,
eoS. 81; Choice, 5l1eOc; Prime dO9'5ci F"ir'
'' RSIiISyEt-LouisIann, per ID, 7g7 Ice, ,,,o,.
siTGAR -Granulated, per ID, II I9i2i (,
C,n.Se',i II I.2Gilc; Powdered, II l.I9l4ci
~ a. A. psr 10, 10 lIHlO i-2e; tholc
LOUISIANA, 9@9 %; Prim .-,Se ~ ~ ''''
s,I6H-Cnsp; bi.carb. English, 600 l-Ze'
Kesr thRUcII2 Various brands, per 10, IA@ic.
so + -jllve, 5l4g5c; fancy soaps per ooN'
81 9Gi9r W liverpool sacK, 81 Gogi s. ohio
river. i'm bDls. 81 l5@l 60. table, yer sacA' IL
SiFSEA-ernpowder, 5OS7jc; imperial 500
sjc; Jspsn, 6@suc, Oolong 4vg ,oe; ,r,ra "a
VISFGAR -Cider, 25@30c; white WINE ~
gov Dry GOOD MARKET.
I ppINTs--Robes az; Pinks 98Is; shiTtings
3 IL, soil IL. l.I, Standards, 5l-496ci Stilel
isc; Garnsrs, &C; Harmony, &c.
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New Orleans Democrat; The Oln-
elnnnli Prize Current mentions 10 u
peculiar fact, aud one We have never
heard accounted for that ires viii
sometimes start Ia particular kind IT
property aud prevail epldemieally
Throughout the country, A year 0r
Two ago the frequency Of fires la paper
mills bepame alarming, For time
u was dlillWlll 10 get Insurance on
men, Then lhe RON was ON shoe
fact Rios, but that was neither severe
nor long continued Ln { summer
and tail barph wefi burning every.
whore, and the losses Nprr fhmer0uH
Now II II among the retail li1uor shops
~ clIier, towns and Villages sonie
certain dlHeAho viii assume M cpl
drmio form ana attack all that are un,
ahle 20 reblst H. IL will theu give way
10 another Thus mraHlrH viii InllOW
ncnrlet fever or vice ypfsn, aud ~ on,
When lire has deaf Oy Il all OF any one
klnd ol property that cnn not resist II,
u attacks another aud thus Rup4 on,
The fact lsa Hlngunr one, uud % T. the
result, no doubt OF s0mp liked natural
law, Where IL the Newton to discover
that law.
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NEW YORK, March Ii. Flour Is shade
. rouger, in some instances Zee higler; fair
EXPORT demand for Ii eulum dnd low srauesi
loc,i trade light; common To ialreNlra south-
arm 81 OOu1 70; good to choice do 50 6O91 ~
WhenJ 0glC better, fair export demand
chec.,ed b lhrmness OF holdeIs; 81 S2@l S5
for No | spnng; 81 32gl ~ for NO. red win
ter: 81 40 for No. white: 81 l29l Is for whlle
state AMI ezra white Corn Without atcl
ded change, closing scarcely SO tlrm; 5Ic Tor
yellow we tern 5jAc for yellow southern.
oats a to &c bet or. Pork higher and clos
ing uru; mess $40 l5Gl0 90, latter fancy m
Suec ed Coffee, Rio, quiet, 4l9TAc car
uves. ~ ,tlSJSc gold for fob 1918. sugar firm
lad in mo crate demaud. Rice quiet. Pc
troleum dull; refined lJsc per gallon.
ct. LOUIS, March l0.-r'lour steady, lower
cradles scarce and wanted. Wheat duil, NO.
4 red mu 81 u; Nu.2 spring a 81 20 Corn
3gisc Oats weaker; held Al ZSt. rye dhli NJ
54c bid, Whisky steady AT u W. Purk nrm
and steqdter Mt - 9O0,lO %. Bulk meats nrm;
3I6ail s0g5sc tor shoulders, Gle rriO anu clear
sides. bacOn y ronger and little DOING IA
hi.c 5J.c for shoulders, clear ribs ana clear
sides Lard firmer; &c bid for round lots.
Cattle-CiOod demand and hrm; prime TO
choice native shipping steers al i5ISA l259
Hogs Demand good, but no supply pack
shsepSFirm, fair demand; common to
choice - 00gl 80
NEW oRLEA :, March l5.-FlOur isqnlet,
weak aud low.T, superfine ~ %; M
81 ~; XXX IS 2jgj 90; higher grades = !og
4 10 com in fair demand, fall p Ices 4sGjOc.
puts du.I. e soice S6e. Con q i in fair de-
.nand. q sftf res ordinary 80 prime lih@li1ac
old. SUGAR in fair demand, market hrm,
common t. GOOD common 5%@bi4ci lar
fair to fully fair 8 sa7c; pr ne 70 choice ls4g
s.: yell W clarified ssS1a-. MOlhsses quiet
CON, no l5@ 81; fair aGs2sc; prinle 10 cholee
SIal2c. Rice nil; ordinary 20 choice LOUIS
iana 81 a6'4c
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-17

Notice IN hereby gwen TINT viii begin on
the nrst day OF lUuuury uuNt to make the
assessment Of raal estate Hnd personal prop
elty Tor tho city taxes OF 1878, Hud all pc sons
owning, or hnYilg Ia tuelr possession ns
agent Of another any real estate Oc personal
property are hereby notified 10 come for.
ward 90 the Office Of the tity Assessor aud
COL Ctug and render tho same before the
first day of February, 1878
j, n. OGDEN,
dec20-l0t city Assessor Il Collector,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-17

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