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WHOLESALE GROCERY nAsKEr

BACON, per lb-Short clear, 3-4@lOc;
shoulders, 63-4@7c; Breakfast, 10 E2gllc; dry
salt, 7 l-2Gs7 3-4c 49,.
BUTTER per lb- Western, SOS35ci cou2'ry
BAKING CONVERSATIONS brands, IA
10 cans, per dos 81 25@l 30; IL do do, " DUG
2 6O:l do do, 81 25Cgi 80.
CHEESE Western 81 lb, 10 to 10 l-2c.
CANDLES Star, As to So, l5@l6c.
COFFEE--Java, per 10, 2Sg30 Rio, choice,
22@2! | 90 prime, 2l@2l l-4c; common TO
fair, IN l-2@26 l.2c.
CONCENTRATED LYE-Varlous brands
4 doz Id caus, per case, 81 209o w.
FISH-Mackeral per hbl. 80 OO9slI %; XIII
81 OOasl - white Dish, kit, 95Ssl %.
HERRINGS-Dried,p per oox, 4Og5Oc.
FISH dried Goldfish, per b, S;t9Ic; ,oa
IARD-In fierce, 3-lGl0ci 70 10 pals, lug
IN I-ac: ana 10 10 in tins, II S4&l2c.
HAMS-Per ID, fancy brands, lI&gl5%c;
on M SI ~ ASS Is Es-Fancy Loui lana, per gal,
6O@s5t; Choice, 55gGOc; Prime 'o9ooci fair'
RiCE-Louisiana, per Id. 7s7 Ice: ,o..
Crushed, IL l.2Gllc; Powdered, IL l,2gl1ci
OUfiee, A, per 10, 10 i.4aio IL ,c cn npdi.
nary to Fair, sss lac; Common, s.4as
s0DA-Csse; discard. English, 6@O l-2c'
keg, ~ n 595 &c. a>..so
SrARCH-VariOus brands, per 10, 41tgc'
SOA P-olive, 514s6c; fancy soaps per OoA'
"S5 xS1,r~Iiverpoo sack, 81 coal IS; Ohio
river, in bDls, % 4592 20; table, per SACK l-]
S1TyEA-Grnpowder 50a75c; imperial SOC
s5c. Jaoan, 6d9Oc, Ooloug p9I5c. - On
ViSFGAR Cider, 25SS0c; white wine' ~
s''o' nay GOeDa MARKET.
pR1NTs-Robes 81 Pinks 961f; shirtings
al: Soil ls, l.I, Standards, ol-49oc' Stiiei'
isc, t;ernSrs, &c; Harmony, &c. e,,
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. ~.
Indian mead, I4.sXc; Nashville. "A, i1sci
Utica, @, blSc; Lawrence Lib, lIso' psuk 80
LII, 6i-4c; Dwight,s19; feperei' M
IBLkACHED MUsLINs- wamsutta, -,
llKc: Fruit of the Loom, loo; Lonsdale, S9e
Hope, SIC; Peabody, SC; New jersey " 10
DUCKS-Arlingion Brown, l41Sci Champl'
ON Twilled, ilISc; Lewiston Plain stripe isc
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Price Reduced TO "a 80 per saw.

ltTH1S GIN has been IN use for"the n as
three seasons, and several recent improve
ments have been added. IL obviates all fric-
ton In the cotton box, prevents the rollt
rom breaking, and gives "a Larger Yield
Of Lint from the same Amount Of
seed than any other Gin In use. The
Revolving Head llghtens thu draft and
causes the Gin TO run faster with less dry
ing power, thus doing Il great deal more
work within the same time, while cconOmi
zinR steam or animal power, than any other
Gin. The seed being glnned very close, .he
length Of the staple ia Increased, producing
cotton on this account OF a greater market
value. This improved value, given by
length Of stable, with extra production OF
lint, added to Increased amount OF work
done, more than covers the cost Of the Gin
In every one hundred bales slnned, Testi-
monials sent by mail on application.
Feeders and Condensers supplied II de.
BEN Il. WOLFE,
General State Agent,
Cotton Factor, NO. los strand,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
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Attention, Property Holders

Notice IL hereby given that viii begin on
the frat day of January neNt To make illo
assessment OF real estate and personal prop
eIty for the city taxes OF 1878, ana all persons
owning, or having Ia taolr possession IN
agent OF another, any r0n estate or personal
property, ule hereby notified % come for.
ward 20 the office OF the & ny Assessor ana
Collrct and render the same before the
nrst dny OF February, 1878,
!. N, OGDEN,
decag.l0l City Assessor a Collector,
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Ciub.Prices for the Best Home and
Foreign Literature.

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: Possessed
of TEE LiYING AGE and one or two other OF
our vi acious American monthlles, sub
who's situation"
For SlO50 THE LIVING ACE and either one
OF the American 81 Monthlies Tor Harper 3
Weekly or Bazaar will be sent far year,
both postpai /; or. for $3.50, THE LIVING ACE
and the ST. Nicholas, or Appleton's Journal.
Address LtfIkLL GAr,
nov9odtwlt Boston,
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NEw YoRk, March li.--COtton dull. sal
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New Jersey DisfranchiscA college nm"
ThenIogic u students.

NEW YORK March IA special
from Princeton, New Jersey, says a
bin was rushed through the Legislature,
lpst week, and signed by the governor
prohibiting college and theological
students from voting, A township
election was held yesterday, aud t"o
theological students, N Westerielt aud
II. Mclean were arrested for violating
the law. The penalty for thus voting,
according to the bill, is five hundred
dollars fine, or one years imprlson
ment. Six college students voted, and
were not mOlested.
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IuMREK MARIE

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scant.
ling, Der thousand, $40 %; dressel ;. 81 2
fioorng, dressed and matched, SO 90; Match
ed ceiling, so 90; Notwithstanding, SlI go.
WHITE PiNE-Rough, per thousand,
S4J 90; surfaced, 600 Oh; matched ceiling, W %;
Notwithstanding, go 90. oo
CYPRESS-R Rough, per thousand Sl5 W
surfaced $50 90; pickets, Si5 90.
SHiNC IEJ- yellow pine, cut, 50 0OtS 5Oi
long leaf pine, sawed, 81 20; cypress cut, "a 81
ml If.
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For CITY Mnr,bai

a.. are authorized and requested 10 an
nn1' CAPTAIN W, y, NORTON ~ q eanll'
Xxx ior rs'slroliOn ~ the onioe ol tlIy MAR
ga,I i ND the ensuing election, Aprll y 1910
U,s arg authorized aud Tequphled % an,
,,Wnnds ]. q, ARNOLD 40 - candidate lpl
p,ry Marshal AZ mo ensuing s'"VN"h' AP'"
2, lnH, -.,.,,.s,..t IN an
A. ", MlNsON iOr the once on
tuN uu.n.l, d lection Apfli 2, 1913,
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The Mos, Em,nm ay,ng Author.

The Most Euinet laving Author,
sucn M III. Hon. W. u. Gladstone, Prof
Max Muller, Prof. Tyndall, DR. W. i, Car
peuter, II. A. Proctor, Prof. Huxley. jas A
Fruude, Edward A. freeman, Frances Power
Cobbe, ID. Mackenzie Wallace, 1ho Duke OF
Argyli, Mrs. Muloch, William Black, jean
lngclow, Miss Thaokeray, Mrs oliphant,
Mrs. Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, Turgueuief Auerbaoh, Ruskin, Ten
nyson, Browning, ana many others, are rep.
resented in the pages OF
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-Ro is worth 81 " barre
Louisville, best, litle kept, u 30 v barrel
Dallas, 81 50.
LIME-The best quality IN barrels IL worth
2S In bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallas, zoo per
bushel.
PLASTER 10 worth IS so q barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned arti-
les ia ample demand fair market arm.
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Charter oak Aite Insurance Company


HARTFORD, Conn, March l3.-The
house concurred with the previous ac'
ton of the senate in passing the Dill
recognizing the Charter Oak life In
surance company on the mutual plan,
but adopted an amendment providing
that no money shall be paid for the
purchase and retirement OF capital
stock, 30 as to impair the policy re-
serve, az computed by the legal stand
ard, The house also put in another
amendment that approval of the action
of the company is not needed to make
the new charter of full effect The
bill, with these amendments, WIS at
once returned to the senate. 1t is ex-
expected that concurrent action Will
be taken.
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nas.ExIRA DEFER FOB 1873. 4fsa

To all new subscribers for 1878, will be sent
traits the six numbers OF l,7l, containing
he first instruments ola new serial |" Erica
translated from the German Of Frau Won
Ingersleben-the best work of one of the best
and brightest authors OF Germany. new
story By tho charming English authoress,
Miss thaekeray. also appears In the same
numbers, from advance sheets, with other
valuable matter.
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E.r.uuuaLo NJ columbus. Kentucky.


NEW YORK, March 10. "A special
from Nashville, Tennessee, says ter
rife earthquake shock was felt at Co.
lumbus, Kentucky, ut four o'clock on
Monday morning. 1t awoke the resi-
dents of the town and created consid'
cradle CONSERVATION. Bedsteads were
rolled across the floors of rooms, and
bureaus and presses were thrown down
and broken. A portion of the Missis'
sippl river bank caved in near the
town, leaving one house hanging over
the bulI. The movement was 50 vio'
lent AS to ring the bells on the locomo'
tlves standing in the sheds at the de-
pot. The rumbling lasted only few
seconds.
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NEW ORLEANS, March li.-FlOur, without
any important change, supernne "a 70, ~
| IS 75: xxx 50 0Jg5 10; higher grades % OOg
q 40 Corn in fair denand, fall p' ices 4sg55c
| Wheat hIl better Oats quiet d Held az
81 Corn meal dull and lower, at " So92 ~
Cofl4e is quiet, carg0es ordinary 10 prime
Iij1al7slc gold, sugar, in fair demand
common TO good common 5L@b54ci fAli
~. yellow clarified SJ.ass6c. Molasses quiet
commo l6a Sc; fair 20@22c; prime TO choice
SlGlOc, Rice demand light, holders firmer;
ordinary TO choice Louisiana 5h@G14c
NEW YORK, March IL. Flour is Without
decided change, little better export demand
at close; supeifiue western ana state u l9e.
rs: southern, -four quiet and steady, co
mon to fair extra g 2ogB 20; good TO choice
do $3.50 Wheat hglc better, fair export
demand, chez IL ed b, scarcity ofof samples
Offering and flrmness of h0l isrsi Il - FOR
New York No SPRING 81 ~ Tor ungfaded
i,aho higher closing strong, fair expoil
home trade demand; 49952c or ungraded
western mixed; sac TOR yellow western.
Oats without decided change. Coffee, Rio,
quiet, l41fGlTAc cargoes, l414SlS1dc gold Job
lots.
at. I,ouIs, March A.-Flour firm, prices
nominal, Wheat firm. No. red fall In de.
msnd at 81 l95; No. spring 81 DIAL q15.
Corn Sgi.c. Rye 5iI<aijc. Whisky steady
at ST CSgl % Pork unsettled and generally
higher NJ 50 IS. Bulk meats flrmer, nomi-
nal. nothing doing. Bacon dull, short rib
middles loose s IS; short clear middles pack
Ell SIC. Lard irmer, improved demand at
Cetile-shipplng and butchers, demand
active, in excess of supply; prime TO choice
Hos Hteady, in fair demand, packing
o. 1898 80.
sheep IS OOgi5O.
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light l4h@liSac; Heavy l51sS
Ice. o.-o,.
IRON TIES-Arrow, " 10 per bundle, with
discount ON large lots,
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LIvERpooL, March 4.-Noon- Cotton mod
crate inq airy which rs freely supplied.
THURSDAY, WEDNESDAY.
Nlddline uplands 61sd 6Ad
NiddlInS Orleans Hisd 61sd
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
LOCO bales; receipts 2l,iCO bales; American
| 1860 bales.
i'utures l-329l-l6d cheaper.
uplands low middliug clause March deliy,
cry 3l,82d; March ana April Sl-32d; April
and May I'D; May and June l'32d; June
and July SD; July and August sd
2p. ln.--Middling uplands l-l6d; MD
ding Orleans o. 6d; low middling upiands
~ up and> 5]sd; uplands low middliug
clause Septen6 er-OGt Der delivery Sled
4p.m.-sales American $500 bales Up
lands low middling clause, new crop snip
nd October aud November by sail 3-lGd.
D. mixtures dull. upiands low mid
dlidg clause August and september uellV-
cry dad; October and November 3-l6d.
NEW ORLEANs, March lI.-Night-Cotton
I -. Nn
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Three and a Quarter Thousand

double column octave pages threading mat
ter yearly. II presents in an Inexpensive
form, considering its amount of matter, with
freshness, owing 10 its weekly issue, and
with IL satisfactory com pleteness attempted
by no other publication, the best Essays. Re
Views, Criticisms, tales, Sketches of Travel
and Discovery, Poetry, scientific, Geographic
cal, Historical and Political Information,
from the entire body OF Foreign Periodical
Literature.
1t il therefore invaluable TO every Amerl-
can Teauer, rs the only fresh aud COM
PLETE com pilation OF an indispensable cur
rent literature, indispensable because II em-
braces the productiOnsof
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RREAnSTUFFS.

FLOUR Crescent, in sacks, 1913 San
Jacinto, s3 90; Empire, 50 IS; XXX, SO 90
Eagle, % 10; Magnolia, in sacks, IS lbs, - 70
Todd's xxx, % SO; state Central hAXAt
81 y; Choice Family, So % Star Mills, Xxx
50 10 Graham, So 10 bran, 81 %; corn meal,
b1C.
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EaCULENTs AND FRUITS.

E5CULEN l's-lrish potatoes, per bhl, e. 10
Q3 Ou; Onions, pen bbl, 10 %; Cabbage, Ngs'
tern, per crate, u %,
FkUlrS-Appl,s green, or bbl, w GOA n0
Apples dried, pur 100, lbci Oranges per bhl
ii %, Lemons, per blA, "a 90,
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| viii sell impounded hogs nj public
cutlery, at Duncan's stock Jard on Elm
street. att p. III. Tuesday, March 10,
W. NORTON,
marlj div CITY MpTahal.
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GIG Elm S., Dallas, Texas
THE STATE Of F, TEXAS, .,;i COUNTY or

TNHE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY or
i DALLAS-JuSTlCEb' PRECINCT, No. g..
The state Of Texas 10 the sheriff or any
constable Of Dallas county greeting, where
ny oath has this day been made before me
by William Sachse, hat II. q. Rhine TX II
transient person, 80 that tho ordinary pro-
cess of law can not he served upon him, you
are hereby com manded That you by mah ing
publication OF this writ In some newspaper
printed In Dallas county for three success
sive weeks before the return day hereof
Summon the said Il, e. Rhine 10 be aud APP
pear before me NJ my office, In pr, ciuot No.
3, In the county o. Dallas, ON the 1914 day OF
February A. ID. 1873, 20 answer the COM
plant OF the said William Sachse for the
sum Of ninety-ihree dollars, due upon ACT
count for money loaned 20 said r. &. IHhine
about the first OF November a. u. 1877, to
purchase a crop, OF which said crop was to
stand asa lien for said money.
Herein fail not and VI this writ make due
return ns the law directs
Given under my maud this tho I'D day OF
January A ID. 1878.
EFT. MYERS, J.P.
Precinct Nos. Dallas county, Texas
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cry rREAsUREIl

Weare authorized and requested 70 an
nnuuco tho name of John W. BOWEN as u
candidate for reelection 10 the office OF Clly
Treasurer. Election April 2, ls7S.
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rnMnrn Ann hnnT.

WDER-Keg - lhs,FFF, rlno Vlii keg
l2lS los, FfF, Illll, $685. hog ga, lbs rFF'
b2Ol, blasting, ti,sb,
sHOl- Drop, ss,apy2,JS; buck, se,b>9a'OO.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
cat scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the WeRt.
It's passenger and freight trains are SUI
passed by none In the State, Pullmnn's
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave ~. Louis daily via the M, X. & 4. Ry
at o 4. m: Hannibal at 10 u. 10 :, and Sedalia
at U:23 p. M, running through TO Denlson :,
ton without change connection IL also made
way for the above named points.
X. Il 4. at Denlson for 1T. Louis, Hannibal,
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
phis, and all points East and southeast, and
1T Houston with the g., Ill. y y. A for Ban
Antonio, the O., II. 4 III. Tor Galveston, the
Texas q New orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil Tor all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool a 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 It passes, with It's cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render 10 especially
desirable and advantageous TO travellers and
shippers In preference to others,
st. Louis Express loaves Galveston daily
except Saturday, at 2:2O p. m. Houston
$50 D. m :, HeRrne at 2:2b p m.i Dallas 1885 a.
M. and Denison at li:s5 a. m.
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NEW uKLEANs, March li.-Night-Cottor
dull. Sales 2, 400 bales.
Commercial

Receipts, net, 6,Sl7 Dales; gross 1916 bales
Exports 10 Great Britain l2,5Ul bales; coast
wise l,lij bales; continent 5,92 bales. STOCK
3OB 6l4 bales.
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LlTTELL'S LIVING AGl.

Jan. /, 1873, THE LIVING AGE enters upon
its l3Gth volume. During the year II viii
furnish to It's readers the productions OF the
foremost authors, above named ana others,
stories by Leading Foreign Novelists, and
an amount
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
Buy four Tickets and ship Your Freiga,
b. the

The following offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning ncf
only the II. 4 T. b. Railway, bat Texas gen.
crafty;
FL. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Alt Broadway, N. Y.
Gen. ]. B. RIO nERTsoN, Pass. a 1mmiRra.
ton Agent, li3 N.vThird street, ~. Louis, Mo.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent. l0i
Clark street, Chicago, III.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,No.
Barnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
J. X. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had at the sgep.
es OF the M. X. a Il. Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and StLouis
j. WALDO.
Gent Pas. 4 Freight AT. Houston, Tsss.
esnf Eapl.. Hopstor.:: rsxss:isnssln
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IN nT0 auIh0Tiled ana IrlnuHIpH W Al'
,onnr" GAPf, j, u. HEhkFultp 40 panll-
eig toi re-elpGtion 10 mo olnoeo ~ ivy N'p'
y.t.try. Election Aprll z, lh'h'
ure arc authorized AMI requested 10 mn
,,onuor CAPIJ j, cox Na ~ Ga ldidhlp l9f
ky onire 0f Clty secretary Election AHIh
lHlh.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.
nlGrlJdlv

CHICK ENS-per doz..................s 275
E,,(is- doZ .,.,,.........,....... l0@l2
BUpTER-pure homemade, scarce. l6W2O
WELT POTATO ES-Per bushel.,.. 30giO
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9ailg gerald.


,.. arm authoTlged aud requested 70 an'
w. Pima name ~ COLON ~ W, q, not
l,'Hn Ion Alderman pl the lhlll ward
tI, IiuA AMI p la'h'
mn, authorized and requested " an
W. thr uane OF col, !, y, pALDWE LL
pNNtn,pdi slr lnr Aldefmal from TIE Flfhl
g',ri. Election Ann 2, lhih,
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Unappr0ached bV Any Other
Periodical

In the world, of the most valuable Literary
and Scientific matter of the day, from the
pens of the leading Essayists, scientists,
Critics, Discpvercrs and Editors, represent
ing every department OF knowledge aud
Progress
THE LIVING AGE is II Weekly Magazine
giving more than
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Ci,y Attorney,

We ara authorized and requested TO a.,
uouucp the name ol Mh v, NJ, ~ ,Anp,
asa candidate for Clly AN"Ih'S' E'oVN'H
Aphl 2, 1875
Ne are authorised and requested 20 en'
nn,',cg BAltNErf dlhhN nh u candidate
h"",',lrptiou Ia the ONCE Oi cay Attorney
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MARK ETS BY TELEGkAPB.


Nav YORK, March II Stocks are about
higher. Money ut4 per cent, Gold n otto
81 GOA. ExchanRe--lung u 81; short "a 81.
state bonds quiet Government bonds weak
and over,
NJ
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mlsGtlLihtOus
Great Limited Nail Route
rRnu
ST. Louis to the East.
rnHrnsfn 90 THF
VANDALlA LINZ, PAN HANDLE
AN
PENNSYLVANIA II. II,
The OnlY Hagta hnaHing Pallmaa
Palace Cars from NJ, Leafs te New
York without Change,

The above represents ne shortest aud
Quiokpai Route iuni ~ iNnis ~ the "a a.
bpaId, Iunnlnf Mfpugh nnp ~ the musI
pppuinua ANA INTERESTING p0filnha ~ TIE
ppuuify, via inanl lAiHe Anh lmpntl ant
pllleh up0n ih linr, u pAsuns ihlpuyh NAu'
nslle, Lhnshs'i3 iwie 'iast,, la1ishsi's'
pplunhuhi Newark, hlnunrnnNllle, iltth'
huTgh, llgssnn, AN0pua, lihlflnpulH, Lam
easter, fhiladplphla, Trenton, Newark ~,
and Jersey tilyi 90 W. route " New
York,
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n,.n,mu Mcnort rlnr.e.M.

NEW foRK, March li.Slorlng IL strong
ut . Money oH.y AT per cent Gold steady
nt elOl Govern cnt bonds active. state
bonds dull and steady
NEW OKLSANs, March ll.-Gold VI Oln9
OLA, sight par, Sterling bank 81 SO1q'
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GALVESTON, March ii.-Hides quiet, firm;
dry selected 100; light salteu lie; TACK sailed
l1c. kips l4Ize; wet sailed rs they run
a.. selected Sc; butchers green 6hc.
Wool-Nothing doing on which TO base
quotations.
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Marcn 10 S6@lO So; April 10 scale soc; May
10 95@lO 97c; June II Oj@ll Wci July II 1910
ii loo; August IL l7@ll 2Oc.
NignL-CotJOn steady. Uplands III l0-l6c,
OrlenuA III loo. salgh sos bales.
Consoli ated net receipts, " $40 bales; ex-
mort, TO Great Britain 1910; continent 2,0ib
channel l7,1l7 bales
Net receipts 76i ba es; gross 3,0!6 bales.
Bntnr.s clOaed steady, Sales ID, 900 bales
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n.nun.ron Mnrch ll.-Colton-ReeelI

| ,OgG bnlos ENputrs 10 Great Britain ----
bales Fr nce - bales; continent -
bales; coastwise 3,iO5 bales; @ annel ,jiu
bales. sales 1872 Oales, stock bS,12O bales
Nur nj
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

ID Cole. White River; G Ward. Nsnai
mo; z III Noonan. Olympia; F Wenatt,
Antioch. Cal; M Mlnnick. Skaget; ] B
Reid, San Francisco; + Rima, Portland;
James Martin. John Johnson, Alfred
Olsen, Tacoma; VIM Smith, White
River; John Anderson. Str Fanny Lake
w III Carter and family, Chicago; Judge
Eldridge. Whatcom; f J Freygang
Salmon Bay; + NJ Fisk and wife. Kan
sas; Owen McCIintock, Topeka, Kansas
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
Peter Lawson. Snohomish; G II Mil.
Ter, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Mull7n. Lake
Washington; j l. Vaughn, Kittitas:
Valley; w Callow, Olympia; l. Nc.
Redmond, Frank George. Cherry Grove
7 Quinn, Newcastle; John Reaves,
Snohomish; q Clark. Port Gamble;
Huntington, John Jones, San Francis.
co.. Smith, Omaha; John Miller, Iowa;
Samuel Gates. Iowa: Peter Clark, New
York; r Hamilton, Portland.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
w Mace, San Francisco; A + Burche.
Port Townsend; j + McManus, Port
Gamble; - Parker, A Wilson, w S
Warren, E = Palmer, San Francisco; nj
G Simmons, John Tremble. Oyster Bay;
Chas Saegers, Olympia; f McTagget,
Samish; S L Mastick, Portland; Alex
S Alternately, Oak Point; John Keddy,
San Juan Island; ] V Roach, New
castle; Mrs c f Clapp, Port Townsend;
l M Payne, New York.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. :

REAL ESTATE TRAEsACTIoxs.-Since
our last mention, the following real
estate transactions have been recorded
in the Andi'o-'s offioc:
VIM. Green to Joseph & August
Schon bachler-tive acres in section q,
township %, range four east; consider
alton. $3.50.
August Schonbachler to Jos. Schon-
bachler-the undivided one-balf Of the
above described property; consideration.
S175.
Nellie VI. Andrews and husband n
Hugh McAleer-lot 20 in block 20. Nc
Aleer's addition; consideration, $75
A. A. Denny and wife to Jacob Van
orden-lots 8 and ~ in block 3. heirs Of
Sarah A Bells addition; consideration.
500.
Z. A. Thorndike ct. al. TO Susan An.
derson-the west half OF lot 3, block
Al, Terry's first addition; consideration
1918.