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DRY GOODS MARK EFT

pRINTS-Robes 81; Plnks @G13; Shirtings
53-i; Soil Is, q 1-i, Standards, l-4@6c; Stiiei,
lSc: GarnSrs, tic; Harmony, &C.
BROWN SHEET NGS-Atlantic, "A, ia
Indian head, 4,sMc; Nashville, "A, 71ac
Utica, c, SIC; Lawrence LII, l-ic; badger
LII, s i-lc; Dwight, So; Peperel, X 7]ac; re
perel, l0.in 80. u,.,.. 4.
lli%c, Fruit of the Loom, loo; Lonsdale, 9&c
Hone, SIC; Peabody, Sc; New Jersey, Z, &C.
pTCRS-Arlington Brown, l4hc; Champl-
on Twilled l41&c Lewiston Plain stripe, loo
Lewistown Check, 1910; Arlington Fahcy
stripe, lie. 49, r. s,,,, t,,u,,
'V CORSET JEANs-Naumkeag, H.; Penn
horton, DC; Suffolk, 9tac.
TlCKS-Amoskeag AGA, ii18c' Lewiston,
sO-in. llc; do S6-in, lSc; do plaid, lSc; Metnueh
AA, l5c; Conistoga gold medal, i5c; do CCA'
i5Le. 90. dis, No. /, lsc; Eastern Abe.
CHECKS-Economy l213c; Amerlcus, llc'
Caledonia, No. 20, l6c; Park 100, nc. ,,
DENlMS-Boston, S1ac; Cords M, ll1ac
otis, BIZ, l2%c; York, l6c; Clarks, 2Oc.
EVlOTs-Arlington, S'2g9c, EFrStis
l2lSc; Amoskeag, l2c. ,,,. . d,
llc. Alabama, G-3, brown, 219c. ~
GING HAMS-AmOskeag gc; Bates, w
Renfrew, &c; Southwark, SC; dress Styles
IUlLp.
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Bonham News The most constant
'cakness Of the average newspaper man
consists in undertaking the intelligence
gins readers, and in supposing that it
slavery easy matter to bamboozle them
'ld pull the wool over their eyes. Peo-
!e generally have much more sense
lan many journalists imagine. For
instance, when the self important organ
T6enerolA-or Judge B. or Governor
A-or Colonel T. extolls the self
a'IIlcng patriotism, the immaculate
!lIly and transcendent ability of either
'leSe gentlemen, and "hopes he may
g,TIoIy be induced to yield to the
O e OF the people" and accept the
@'Se which he has been moving heaven
aug earth to obtain, the readers gem
, asiil'y have sense enough to know that
wy Is principally bosh-and what is
aoIe' they know that the newspaper
uAu Knows it. Then, too, the very
% \ and very shallow assumption
aM cur party and "our leaders"
i. 4 all the goodness and purity
4 Ivy. we warld, deceives nobody. People
, ~a swallow these things blindly-
S 1s,'aer do they look up to the dicta of
,a' newspaper press with half the super
T 5n,y reverence many writers imagine.
, Union sense is not near as scarce a
y, ~"',uSoal'y as might be supposed, and
T,,i m3eequate realization Of this fact
,, y% u iimmeasu.ably elevate the stand,
s eo' journalism and effectually rid us
n, r vast amorntof superHuous cant and
-ausparent hypocrisy.
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WrINLEsAnE aRNCNMY MAM

BACON, per lb-Short clear, . 3-i@lOci
shoulders, B3-l@7ci Breakfast, 10 l'2@llci dry
salt, l-20J7 3-iU
BUTTER per ID Western, 3O935c; country
2j@3lc.
BAKING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brands, Id
III cans, per dO2 " 250gl 30; H. do do, u 5J@
GO"l do do, 81 2jo3i 3d.
CHEESE-W estern, 20 ID, 10 to 10 lee.
CANDLES Star, "a to IS, l5Gl6c.
COFFEE-JaVa, per 10, 2S@30; Rio, choice,
23@2l PC; prime, 2l@2l l-lc; common to
fair, ~ l-2G9O lie.
CONCENTRATED LYl--VarIous brands,
do2, Id caus per case, a 25Ggj w.
FlSH--Mackeral per Dbl. $40 0O@Sll 90; kit,
81 0O@Sl % white fish, kit, 05@sl 20,
HERRINGS-Dried, per oox, 4O95Oc.
FISH Dried goldfish per b, 3.i@7c
LARD-ln fierce, . 3-4GlOc; ~ Id pals, 100
10 Leo and 10 10 IN tins, Ii 3-l@l2c.
HAMS-Per ID, fancy brands, ING l5Hc;
oil do l319@l4c.
MOLL ASSE5-Fancy Louisiana, per gal,
6O@t5a; Choice, 55@GOc; Prime 5O@55c; FAIR
4j@50c.
RICE-Lousana, per Id, 797 l-2c.
SUGAR - Granulated, per lib, II 2'l@l2ci
Cofiee, A, per 10, 10 l-I@lO l-2c; Choice
Louisiana, 9d0 l-2c; Prime, l-i@S lac; Ordi-
nary to Fair, SOS l.4c; Common, 3-4@Sc.
S0DA-Case; bi-carb. English, G@B l-2c
keg, u 10 5@5 &c.
STARCH-Various brands, per 10, 4A@5c
SOAP--Olive, 5A@Bc; fancy soaps, per box
q 5O@6 90. .-,o- o,.,
river, in bbls ~ I5@2 60; table, per sack, l..
"TEA-Grnpowder 50975c; imperial, SOC
85c; Japan, t0q9Oc, Oolong, iO975c.
VlNEGAR-Cider 25g3Oc white wine, "
n7bC,
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: nr1cn nd nnREnY GlYEN-THAT lN

~ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-THAT IN
~ acrOrdn nce with an order of the county
court of Dallas county, made on the 2lht IN
slant. an election will be held on Saturday,
the 10Th day of April next, for the purpose
of determining by he voice of the qunllheu
voters therein, whether hogs shall De per-
initted to run at large in the following SUD
division OF said county OF Dallas, torWt:
BEGINNING on the cast boundary line Oh shlu
county at the point, where the Ie1as ni,u
Pacific railroad enters said county tneh.p
along the roadbed of said railroad west unil y,
IL reaches the trinity river thence W , sau
river with its mennderings 10 me hlI r ,e,
of said Trinity river; thence up saiu n.i.
Fork with its meanderlnss 70 'ie SO. NY
live hetween Dallas ana Denton counties
thence east along the north boundary inc
~ dallas county to Bowlotts creek thehcc
do,yn RowIett's creek with Its meahueflngs
10 the engt boundary line OF DallNs county
thence south along sald east Douhuaty i,nv
| 70 Inc plaee of beginning; except so inuch OF
sotd above described subdivision as Is en-
| braeed within tho limits of precinct No. 1, OF
| said Dallas county 80.
Said order having been made upon the pc
tition OF twenty freeholders living ia SAID
s,,b.diyision, asking COR the enactment OF u
stock law under chapter ninety eight, OF the
general laws ofTexas, spassed by the ~,
| feenth legislature; said election To be helu
| az the places named below, under inc SUI
| neryision OF the following named lersonN
| anpnjnted by said court to hold the sal SAM,
| tc-sszit. X. B. Scott ut Poortown Mac Ell
sou, AZ Farmers Branch W. J. Mneei9si,, u.
Riehnrlson VIM. Lovelace, at Oppel nue T.,
creek Il. +. Galloway, mt Wortningson =
| School house: BENJAMIN U. L"u II, ~, o.
! Bales School house, and IhohiSs ~ OO"'s'
Mt Long OreeA' A.HARw GOD,
A''esS' County Clerk,
Nv w, II. THACKER, Deputy.
mch22-diw-wSt'
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NEW ORLEANS, April l5.--Flour dull, weak
unchanged superiine S3 10; &N 81 30; NX&
"a zoos 90; higher grades 80 Zoos %. Corn is
in far demand mt iS45Oc. Oals quiet at 8G}s C
fair demand; cargoes ordinary 10 prime leo
ne gold. Sugar steady and in fair demand;
common to good common 5MGGIaC; TAR To
fully fair 69sa7c prime to choice 7l4@Sp;
yellow clarified N4@SHc Molasses IN fair
demand, Commou lSW2Oc; fair 22cM21c;
prime TO choice 3O9l!c. Rice dull and lower
quiet and Hteady, ordinary TO choice Louis
lana 5A9G}4c.
NEW YORK, April l5.-Flour rather quiet
and prices generally without decided
change So 00Ggj u for common fair to extra;
- SOa7 u for good choice. Wheat quiet,
futures per cent. lower; No spring " 80;
No winter red 81 3i%. Corn shade low
er, moderate export and home tIado inquiry;
ungr6ded western mixed 45g52Rc; yellow
western 50%@j2%c. Oats higher and more
steady, Coffee, Rio, quiet a-.d unchanged,
cargoes l4Ml7c gold.
ST. Louis, April l5.-Flour weak; superine
fall "a 25G5 10; extra Superfine fnl % 5000 30.
Wheat frmer, options higher; No, red lall
81 Il; No do. LG; No. spring 81 o.. Corn
at 3s1s@3S54c. oats firmer at 2dhc. RIVE
Coo. Barley duh, prime northern 1}4c.
Whisky 81 %. Pork dull, jobbiug at 80 90
Lard dull at u 90. Bulk meats dun short rib
middles 81 10; short clear 20 l2% Bacon
clear lib sides 50 50@5 Big clear sides 70 sIT
quiet, at 50 s7Cg4 90, ana . G0g5 to for shout
ders and short clear middles.
Hides and Wool.
GALVESTON, April l5.-Hides lower and de-
Ginning. Dry selected l5C; light sailed he;
stack sailed Zoe; kips l2c; wet sailed Sc
lected 6@715c; butchers green 6%c.
Mool-Small trade; medium to fine spring
clip, free of burs l7gl0c; coarse l3glGc; west
ern and bury lO@l3c
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T0BAoCo manner

rLbh IphApuu-Niglnia bright. ano
XXX ", o,stl lo 40 nneand extra twist 0di
WI 90 DO extra Gin twist, 6bal0m do n,,
NlNln 4 an4 isln twist sast0p II. q mnlon i!
~ lW,sl' 10 4hlpi 90 mahogany navy ~, -,
th3i nlA Wpi d0d0 mRhugany, S,'t5i,i do Io
'..,hn,sahl y olass ~ 0u, 40 do DARK mn-
"iTWG' ti,,teuei 40 DO nue hlHoA, ela5io,
.l.lNN Aul,-tu0loe, ,uslua, ma nam, 7On
IN ianlG ipaaCt common, uJdUio. WV
Ia aA."N 49, ~ ma sm0Aipg, sand ~
m,..i1,, n,,h'uNNyi M4lpri common to good
'HlN'i lhiirFi 90 ln quality, bl lIatl Id. non
'Altf, ihnuflpli puT no, sl ~.
NvMl iiu tlGAha-hayAna, eUOul00,
h,ni AAN havana ApN,l, DO do SCRAP hllur,
Htili tNuheullpul hled, .iasih, ordinary,
"pn,b n,Rlel99ls auh hlxus, ll9la,
4hfplt I'D CIGARS, price Der luOi. Reg
utl ray $780, lnudres, tlli, Hrevas, tliU. Con,
.lasl ela4 flufdp l'rlnhaln, gllO Luudith de
llv' fAi pprlh diAnd, $40, Operas, sO,
lat cigarettes, o.
,nNuFt-Maceaboy, s5assci Rappe French
neo1oh anu pnndyiool, S5Ba1c' common
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Texas Pacific Railway.
nnllnsN MlNhlln IinIlWnN.
rhn snrIng lLnccn.

N.y OrrW- Times u lH cuoouwgS
~, oU.rlyo the interest taken ia tho
ssbc,miul mco Of the Louisiana
,Gcy Club cutie line string Of
,''.. wHl contest for the prizes and
"Ir expectation Is dwelling very
wefly upon the event II IL true
.mrtberan Broccks and Mollie McCar.
,,, and pnrolra do not visit ~ now rs
oimr, guno by did the LeXingtons
mi Bogtons and LecOmtcs, but we have
.e,ys a full gathering Of the very best
sD6d rate horses in the country and
mn races are as exciting ms any others
a5r MS concerns the number of the en-.
Hes and the closeness Of the struggle.
ne iockcy club deserves the encour,
cement Of the community ltisan in
smlion Of public importance and its
t'uonco Is directed TO the common
aN. Whatever attracts people TO the
.y and furnishes amusement TO the
enle in general is entitled to our
n,minp care and solicitude. The
e,ey club does all this besides being
m ornament in itself and contributing
.ni.omcly to the municipal revenues
nsan elegant and valuable establishN
ronL with commendable motive and
long record Of useful results
We hope to see the interest which
malways attended our race meetings
NpI up eSp'claliy lhrougn inc present
~l'on OF depression "heh 'ne oNerVions
q rs lfi'hds arc 80 olreot'y heeoeo,
Ile uay must come WileIl, WIN restored
FoPeIi'y ana" rSViV"l OF az 'he tilou''
ly industries anu Occupations IA the
'a,g 'uGh lilsii'u'lohs "S we jockey
a1Ol"l!' o' 'nuisP ',,., 4nou''"Hl'e
D requires Out NIUE encourogehent,
iNa' IN return loF 'h"t oil'r7 10 Vi'e pup
"a "Aolesoil", ihSplrIVinS an" oeilehC
tei'a'hlileh" Iar''c"'aIIy IS 'h'S
9oe0i inc spring meetings "h'cll ms
aa'OIY at'rnct n large huIllocr oil Sooo
aNS ana aHorG an aouhaa9ce ol eAN
ayn' sport we pr''eve ~ Is s'Ie ~, 70
" "HV we cohl'"s lpS's r WI NC lul'y
Y " we DGSV et"'i"N'" "l 'ne P'Sy anu
-G 'ne Gis'rlou'lo'l % purses !''S WIN wiz DC
"1 Us 70 insure ploSo u tI, ii' we're.
"ay''S' "?l'e ,r tIlS "u .;,I t n il"5
tn 'D",o ~ -IVo iJ ,, VIII Vnu tHa'
IN Uols ",u VII L w. on IVA '''"o .to
a"' 1u"uur' m,l' oV WIZ, WIN th m9 lnvnl,
!" VS' o"" '"'J l.., - 49,, t'1 o, no' a,I
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STATE OE TEXAS,

It. gives 20 IN Passenger view of the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural dlstflet ana
great grazing grounds of the West,
II h passenger and freight uains are sur
passed by none In the state. Puilmant
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cats
leave ST. LOUIS daily via the M', Is. az \; ~
at 8:I5.; Hannibal at 1919 u. ~ - una Seqtnh
at B:i5 D. m, running through TO Denlsoni
Sherman, Dallas, Heurne, Austin ana Hone"
ton without change Connection isalso made
al sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the o.boYe named points. =,
The connections Ofthis Road with the NJ,
X, II. nj DenisOn for II. Louis, Hannibal;
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas CITY ana Gil
points North and ia ii; with the Texas u IA
clnc ut sherman for 1T. LOUIS CAIRO, MeIh-
phis, and all points asst and southeast, anu
TT Houston with thu g., IL, y >. "A. lor Sah
Antonio, the g., II. d "A. Tor CAV weston, lne
Texas Il New Orleans RI ulway ior beaumonl,
Orange, ETC., the MUrgal ana Mallofy Stea ,,a
shiI for all points on u ne Gun anu htlaitic
coasts,and the Liverpool. " leXHs SUeainsnlP
Line to Liverpool, Hnv. 70 anu other huIo-
pean cities are perfect, Whlle US Ireeuon
from dust and heat on acc CUNT OF the nature
of the soil and the open 81 airie country over
which II passes, with its cooling sea DIeeaaei
pleasant scenery of broad uralrles, DchutlIui
groves well cultivated fielt q OF Gotton, goTn
small grain, and fruits, rent ler 10 esPeolally
desirable and advantageous 10 ua'eIeIs hno
shippers In preference to 9th ers, ,.u,
st. Louis Express leaves I fhlVes'oi,, uuily
mt loo p. m, Houston at7 80 p M" f,a
OF 1000 p. M, Dallas $50 0. IN ana Dohisol
at ll:I5 a. m.
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WINES ANDLIQUORs.

VIII IsKY-sweet mash, 81 5Ogl 81; isou
mash, 81 S5@GW. o,,.. C,,o,rho.
or cal, 81 lO@2 co; Port, per gal., sl4O9l w
o. 49,, NOR paI.. 81 l0@4 90; MADEIRA, per ga,
s1a5 %, White wine, in cases, "a s5S2d 90 81
CGAMPAIGNE-Cook In basket, slo-zv
ueidsiecl, i'm basket, SIS 90; Krug, In basket
s27 90: Domestic champagne, sl2gdo' ,..,u
ALE-StOck ale, cask' - IoSz OV' hoi'oi
BhAND fEs-Domestic in cask, sl2@lS;
Cornac, per gal, 81 3S92 %; French,peI gai.'
81 5Oal5 0O;Apple, per gal, I5@S 20; renc aa
81 1913 75;Ginger 81 25S2 uO;blaokoerry''i"
SgISS-Old Holland, per GAL, - 6Ogo ~
Domeetic, per gall, 81 40g2 O.
RUMS-Jamaca, So 5000,
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Gr0atInventiOn

And one of much benefit TO the people NJ
large, always attracts attention. IL has
been the hlatory OF all trades and branches
OF labor that the primitive method OF nc"
complaining the desired end has been quite
laboTitrus, and very slow in It's rusults, az
least tho history OF well making seems 10
confirm the assertion. First dlggng WIN
the pick and spade, then somebody thought
OF boring by hand, but nj first the ougers
used were crude ailars, and capable OF por-
ing but small hole, supplying o very llttle
pure water. Tho opening up OF the great
west mRdo the demand for wells 20 great
that within the last two years well-borlng
tools have been invented, and the business
has been In u measure revolulonl2ed, ana
has become u source OF money mating
euuallad py no other branch Mhefe INC IN
yestment il so little. MeH are looking now 10
yyhero thoy can get tho best machine. Ft}-
(acfi0n has at Inst been reached, ana we oiler
You machine complete in every detail one
that is destined TO live when all others IRE
forgotten. 1t Is the only augor ever M
vented with u stone ati aCnment or an nd
Unstable head that bores any sized Wen,
from two feet up, without ruimels, calleu
the Centennial lPcti Auger, patented June 10
1915, and manufactured by o. +. Hodge, Du-
bunue, Iowa. Any one wishing TO 80 lntO
tie business. or trade land, town properly
or stock for an anger ana territory, OF wall
10 travel in this state ana sell auEsrb uhu
territory ON a large commission, VIII plehte
cou on me at the National hotel, 0r =. II
Dopler mt the Planters house, Elln street,
Dallas. Texas, where Will be Tor the next
thirtv daya, The auger ia on exhibition, and
Il running all the lime. | will guarantee
my man 10 make as much as $40 per day.
This looks like ? gold mine doesn' IL put
II has been mnde with tins machine day
after day, and Will be made over and over
9rnin IN many who are lucky enough TO 80
into The business. Come and see me before
~ tbJrty DAVIS. ID. N. ROOT,
N"' Patentee ofsaid Anger.
N. g.-As have been engaged In the well
horinp business for the last two years, ana
am acquainted with the most OF the nngeia
~, ,se and hayingrun the Centennial Anger
for Inc last five months, would cheerfully
commend IL M the most complete, ami
hest anger in the market. Yours respsct-
U,iiy y. r. DEPLER.
innh&wlm
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT Resemble is worth u ~ barre
Louisville, BEST little kept, u 80 " barrel
Dallas, 81 50.
LIME-The best quality In barrels ia worth
%; iu bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dallas, 25o. per
buShel.
The suppy;Of the above mentioned "itl-
es is am Pile demand fair; market I'm.
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rannlLENrs AND nnuIrS.

EsCULEN1S-l Irish potatoes, per Dbl, $50 80
@3 ~; Onions, per Dbl, SO %; Cabbage, Yves.
tern, per crate. none; southern, per dozen,
Il 80, kr0utH, per box, 81,
BUTTER AND Oh ENSE-Butter, western
per 10. 2OH2jc; cheese, western, l2Mlbc.
FhUlIS-App green, per Dbl, ~ OO06 80
Apples dried, per lbs, SCI peaches, per III Sc.
Oranges, per box, o co. Lemons, per box, 50.
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YELLOW PINE Boxing, scantllng, per
thousand, so %; drcsseI, SIS 90; llooring,
dressed ard matched, 80 90, Matched ceiling,
$40 90, Notwithstanding, Sl2 80; fencing,
elB 10.
WHITE PlNE-RJugh, per thousand,
va OO; surfaced, ytO OE matched ceiling, So 10;
wentnerbunrding, so o.
lPRESS-R0ugh, per thousand, Slj 90
surfaced, $50 90; pickets, $40 co.
SH lNdLE5-Nelluw Pine, cut, 81 0O@3 co.;
long Leaf pine, sawed, $3.50; cypress cut, ~ 20
al 20.
LATHES-~Nel pine, s. 30 per thou
a
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BUY Your Tickets and Ship Y, Iur Frelght
by the
Houston and Texas Contra Railway

Tho following OBcea md Al snts have
hear stabiisIif,o Nv tiis rnrnna ny, whore
inforrnnfion may he had cn1cs, ming mo-
only the IL. & 4. b. Railway, but II 1ss gems
orally; .-
+. L. MANCHESTER Eastern 2, @senger
Agent, Az Broadway, N. Y. 40,
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Al keht' iVi
Clark street, Chicago, Ill. =,
Y and ~ p,,rns}t uo,,so sisncinnen Ohio.
A, FAULKNER, Southern Paa onger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
lnforma alton may also I've had 81 the ny go
G es OF the NJ. X. d 4. Railway, in New J tIk,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and STU uir
!. WALDO,
Gent Pass. a Freight ACT Houston. Ia y
A. n. sWANSON,
asnl supt, Honstgp,. xsIa hianKlm
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FLOUR-Crescent, in sacks, .S375; san
Jacinto, s3 50; Empire, 81 %; XXX, S3 90
Eagle, 81 rs; Magnolia, in sacks, OS lbs, " %
Todds xxx, SO so; state Central XANA,
81 Is; Choice Family, SO % star Mills, Xxx,
50 10; Graham, 50 10 bran, 81 90 corn meal,
khp
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POWDER AND sItoT.

,oFoWplll-kog2 ~ lbs,FFF, rne s7l5, Key
i5N lph, WI rue, $685. Reg ia, lbs, FEY
hlioI-Dfop, sl3OHa %, Buck, q, bi&g.GO.
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Evonlnr nepor, Finnnc,nI,

NEW fonR, April l3.-slorling dull At
W, Money active ~ q pur cent, Gold VI OOl.
huNefnhcnt bonds iiIm, New ny0a 81 Uil.,
stale bonds quiet Nnd steady.
NEW ORLrASsApfil l5.--Gold VI OF ,oel Ot,
hlBhl a premium, sterling bnnk u ~,
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IARKETs BY TELEGRAPH


=, NEW foRK, April li.--stooks are higher.
money per cent, Gold II COS, EKchange
,lohg y ~ short II @A, state bonds
hlehuy' hoNbfnnunt bonds active,
LnlM OnnnLl al m NM
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FISH AND MEATS.

CANNED-Deviled ham, 81 2j@S 80; sal,
mon, lib 81 l56g2 90; HOLSTERS, ~ OOg2 ~
cove oysters, GO965; Corn beef, 81 %,
SARDINES-}a box, SIS OO@l9 OO Id box
sll 7iml5 so,
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CONNECTIONS.

A. rENARli ANA, with an trains ON
Louis a Iron Mountain ana 30, hallway 10
ali pululA North, hlut nud Southeast,
Al LONHNlEM JUNCTION aud MIN
NICOLA, with all trains on no International
Il. ", Tor Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves
ton and Ban Antonio,
AZ nAlLAb, with trains OF tho Houston
aud To1nA Central 10, IL. iui lonlonun,
MralA, lhemund, Waco, Calvert, liNnu,
Hompstund, hrunham ana ior all points in
Middle nud Southern rtNnH,
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for all uolnin on the limo of that road,
A. tONV WORTH, with HtAgOH al
points IN western TuNRH
AtshkEVEroltr, with Red River Steam.
erA for Now Orleans,
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, lih@I%c; Heavy 1870
l6c.
IRON TlEs-Arrow, 81 % per bundle, with
discount on large lots
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6lIL0oals
Great Limited Mail Route
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Palace Cars fran ne. Louis 90 New
York Without Ohnugo.

Tho nhnyo represents the Shortest Rnd
quickest hnWp num 90, iania Ca me hpHs
ilHIui iunnlnr Through ono nf ihe mnhl
lnpnlnuh nnd interesting lnllluuh ui tho
county with many large aud important
oltes upnn ilH line, li pahaph through Nnn'
lis, Richmond, fiQua lni nnyinnl, NfhAha,
Columbus, Newark, ht0uhnhnYulp, lluhs
hnIRh, luhspn, Altoona, Harrisburg, lanT
easter, Philadelphia, Trpninn, Newark NJ
H. gld ieupy tllyi oh no route 10 N'W
York,
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NEW lohhi Apnl lh,-GOltOn uull and
castor, Sales 30 bales,
MONnLY, SATURDAY
uplhhub' 1000
Oiiohuh 49,. ,,'''"'lOiBo 1910
Futures custer
Aprl II sl@lO S2ci May 10 OjglO Ole; June
II 0j@ll uio July II uJ9ll 0lo; August II II
oil III september IL SiglO 81.
Night-COtton dull and easier uplands
lW4ciOrleuns 1920,
Consolidated act receipts, 1898 bales, OK
ports 10 Great Britain 1871; continent 1850
bulpK! pluuuUl UlO bnlpg ~
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uALYHsroR April l5,-Couon- Receipts
40 bales Exports, Great britain bales,
France - haluA continent - bales, nm,
mel - bales; oOAhtWlhu ODl bales, sales
800 baleA stock E,lil bales, Market
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NEW onLnAss, April DISQUALIFICATION


Receipts, net, 9jl9 bales; gross l,j01 bales.
Exports 'to Great Britain l2,0Ol bales; coast
wise - bales; continent G,o25 bales. stock
300 81 bales.
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