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PersonaI ana lmpersonal.

Personal ana lmpersonal.
Josiah G. Nicedemeus, wholesale dealer
of Baltimore, is dead.
Jean Pierre Alexandra Antigua, the
French painter, is dead
2 The Shah of Persia, is expected in St.
Petersburg shortly. The Gear has offered
him the hospitality of the imperial court.
The President has appointed j. Sterl-
ing Norton and Charles n. Dewey, of
Nebraska. honorary commissioners to the
Paris exposition.
The President has signed the act max
ing an appropriation for the purchase of law
libraries for the use Of courts and officers in
the territories Of Wyoming and Dakota
News has been received of the death Of
Major Lewis Cass, at Paris on the 25th of
Feb. Deceased was the only son of the late
years.
Lars Anderson, a prominent capitalist
of Cincinnati, brother of Major Anderson Of
Fort Sumpter fame is dead In 1884 he mar
ried Catherine. daughter of the late Nicholas
Longworth.
R. w. Taylor, first comptroller of the
treasury, was stricken with paralysis Feb. 25
while at his desk, and died at home two hours
afterwards, Taylor was appointed by Presi-
dent Lincoln during the administration of
Secretary Chase.
General Crook has returned From In
dian Territory. Concerning the published
statements in q Cheyenne paper that large
expedition would be organized in the spring
against Sitting Bull, Gen. Crook makes en-
3phatic denial. He says no immediate trouble
need be feared from Sitting Bull unless the
buffalo range south, which is not probable,
] as they have not done so of late years N
expedition against hostile Sioux is now CON
templated.
MIs0elxaneous.
The steamer City of Brussels, from.
Liverpool, brought to New York 100000 in
gold.
The loss by fire in Cameron s Amburg's
establishment, Chicago, will not be far from
$4,000.
A New Orleans telegram says that
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NOTICE

MAYORS OFFICE, !
CRY OF DALLAS, February %, 1878. !
The different wards OF the city of Dallas
having been changed since the last election,
he fol lowing ordinance Ia published for the
information and guidance of all concerned,
viz
An ordinance defining the wards of the
BE Il Ordqfned By the City Council Of The city
Of Dallas:
Section. |. The city shall be divided into
four wards, as follows, to-wit: The First
ward shall embrace all of the corporate linz
its bounded by the river on the west, the
corporate line on the south, Akard and Byc-
amore streets on the east, and Elm street on
the north, and shall be entitled TO elect, by
its own vote alone, two elderihen. The
Second ward shall begin ct the river on Elm
street and run thence with said Elm street
To 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
to 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's own vote, two aldermen. The
Third ward shall embrace all the corporate
limits east OF the Second ward and sycamore
street, and north OF Elm street, AMI snail be
entitled 10 elect, by It's own vote alone, two
aldermen. The Fourth ward shall embrace
all OF the corpo ate limits east Of the First
ward and south Of Elm street, and shall be
eu titled TO elect, by its own vote alone, two
aldermen. Prouided, That the present resi-
dence OF Judge Nat. N. Burford shall also be
| included Ia the Fourth ward.
section 2. That this ordinance 20 Into
effect from and after January !, 1878.
Approved November 20, l.II.
W. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Attest; ]. b, HERsroRp, Secretary. 9elot
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WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET

BACON, per lb-Snort clenr, 0 3-i@l0o;
shoulders G8-i@7c; Brcaktast, 10 l2@llci dry
salt, l.2@7 3-io
BUTTER per ID Western, 9o9o5ci cou.try
25@30o.
BAKING PowDERs-Vpriousb brands, Ia
ID cau., per doz u 25@l 6Oi H. do do, 81 6O@
2 20; do do, 81 25gi 80.
CHEESE-W estern. u Id, Is to 10 leo.
CANDLES Star, IL 10 ~, l60gl6c.
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 2S@8O; ri choice
22@l2 &c; prime, 2la2l lac; common TO
fair, ~ 1920 l.2c,
CONCENTRATED LYE--Various brands,
idoz 10 o. =, per case, ~ 25@5 W.
FISH-Maokerai per Dbl, tl0 OO@Sll 90; kit,
81 00@Sl % white hsh, hit, 05Ssl 20,
HERRlNGS--Drisd, per oux, 40G60c.
FlSH Dried Goldfish, per b, o 3t@7c.
LAkD-in tierce, . 3-iglOc; 20 10 pals, 100
10 l-2c; 8 ana y 10 in TINS, II 3-i@l2c
HAMS-per 10, fancy brands, ltS@l6Hc;
of do l3h@lic.
MOLL tSSEs--Faucy Loui lana, per gal,
60@'5j; Choice, 5596Oc; Prime 5O@5bc; Fair,
45@50c.
RICE-Louisiana, per Id, 7s7 LEO.
SUGAR - Graduated, per Id, ii l@l2c;
Office, A, per 10, 10 l.4@lO LAO; Choice
Louisiana, 9g9 l,2c; Prime, i-i@s 10; Ordi-
nary TO Fair, saS l.4c; Common, 3-i@s:
s0DA-Case; bi.carb. English, SOS LEO
keg, " n 695 &c,
STARCH-Vsrious brands, per Id, $1,000,
S0AP-Ulive, S49Bc; fancy soaps, per box,
sALT-Liverpoo sack, 81 0O@l IS; Ohio
river, In bbls, ~ 45S2 so; table, per sack, liz
(&5c.
TEA-Gu npowder, 5Oa75c; imperial. 500
s5c; Japan, 0G90c, Oolong 40@75c.
VINEGAR Cider, &@3Oc; white wine, so
a7bc.
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DRY a0OBs MARKET.

pRINTs-Robes 81; Pinks S615; shirtlngs
3-4; Soil is, ID, Standards, 0 l-4Sboi stliel'
lsc: aArnSrs, &c; Harmony, sc.
BROWN SHEETINGS-Atlan A, IA
Indian head, A size; Nashville. "A, I1sc
Utica, G, 5%c; Lawrence, LII, 6l-ic; Badger
LII, 8 -4c; Dwight, 50; Peperel, II 73sc; re
p1BsfIE ACHED MUsLINs- wamsutta, a;
llHc; Fruit OF the Loom, loo; Lonsdalet esc
Hope, SI,c; Peabody. Sc; New Jersey, u &C.
DIICKS-Arlington Brown, AYE; Champi-
on Twilled, l4l6c; Lewiston Plain stripe, l5c
Lewistown Cnecs, l51sc; Arlington Fancy
C.HMBRiCs-Roll, SIC; Flat, $40; High
colors lc higher.
berton, co. suffolk, 9Hc.
EMBELLISHMENTS AGA, Ike, Lewiston,
sO.in. IIc: do SI-in, Isc; do plaid, &c; Methuen
AA, i5c; ConistOga gold medal ioc; do CCA'
i5iIc. ca dis, No. /, I9c; Eastern A, &c.
uHECKS-Econom axe; Americas, Tic;
Caledonia. No. 20, l6c; Park 100, lie: ,,,..
DENIMS-Boston, S1dc; Cords hA, ll"ci
Otis. BIB, l2<c; York, Ice; Clarkls, 2Oc.
CHEVlOTs-Arlington S5G9c, EVrsts
l2lsr; Amoskeag, l2c. ,, i,
STRIPES-American, 91c; Glesgow, no
,lc. Alabama, 8-3, brown, l211c. ~
DING HAMS-Amoskeag, &c; Bates, sc
Renfrew, DC; Southwark, SC; dress styles
l0Lc.
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fktp InhAptO-Y nginla brlglt, aus
,NetAs ~ 90 80 nnt ani pEiIa slsi, hnal
Nv, zee eAfa ola tNlsi, h.siui 40 ms
AlNiA aNl lilH iHist s,.tl1 M y 'uiinon Il.
~ le,sl' lasalei 40 mA ~ ,ni navg o., -
wtN ielNisfillf nsll, hTlgnl mahag
anl httof DO uAhpgaIiy, ls.t8li, au M
.NNnsa.s ~ niasa go li, 40 ~ dsik mA,
NJ1Nl $3.50 40 Np nnr VI ~, .alll.
.llNt ~ luulnu, N stl,, nn ,llui, lU4
~ !slb in4agi pnmiApn' sls,bAs,
..aAphlhu We mia siuuslaa, - And [,
$50 hpNlNnkl al8.on, pniniuun ~ gppi
WsipN lAAfti 40 in filHulg, N llatl 30, tiuu
'.f N lultlNAi per W. 81 a.
hpMthtip tlhAita- nayana, tsia, 100,
sN'll AhN havana, ~ 81, ln ~ urfap lllluT,
tsNi i'Hhriilput rlt a8hi nliiuATy
Ntla.t =, iiAls si,i class, lislN
nrun NJ plnAlls, pll "a paT lini, Aea
~ lal llbli lnnaFss. tlil dos al, silO, Gnn,
YNss lei flnTie lflnnalp, lllp l.andlra 10
ll.' ~ pNTa nfand, nl0, upaIsa, 80,
DO plFaniias, VI
p ufl- Aaesahoy Siassei happs french
''''pN Anl ppniyippl, sisalh1 ponmuh
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NtuIICs Is hrkkbY GlVEN--rHAT IN
IN hccor0hnce with an order of the county
court of Dallas county made OH the 2lst In
stani, nm Q ectlon Will be held on saturday,
the 2Oth day Of April ext, for The purpose
OF determining by he voice OF the qualified
voterstheiein, Whether hogs shall be per-
mitJed to run 81 lerRe IN tho following sub
division OF said couu'y oil Dallas, to-wit:
Beginning on the east boundary line of said
county nj the point, where the Texas anu
along the rnadbed of said failrosd west until
II reaches the trinity river thence up said
river with its meanderngs to he Elm Fork
OF said Trinity river; thence up said Elm
Fork with its meanderinRs To the county
line between Daiins ana Denton counties
thence east along ihe north boundary line
OF Dallas county 10 Rowletts creek thence
down Rowlet's creek with iiR ueanderings
to the east boundary line OF Dullss county:
thence south along said east boundary line
said above described subdivision as is em-
braced within tho limits OF precinct No. I, OF
said Dalisscounty.
said order having been 10 ade upon the pc
titlon OF twenty freeholders living In said
subdivision, asking for the enactment OF n
stock law under chapter ninety eight, Of the
general laws ofTexsH, passed by the Fir
tenth legislature said election to be held
at the places named below, Under the su-
pervision o tue following named rersons
appointed by said court to hold the same,
to-wit: II. b Scott, st Poortown; Mao Eili-
son. ut farmers Branch w. j. Wheeler, Al
Richardson VIM. Lovelace, at Upper Duck
creek B. +. Galloway, at Worthlngtong
School house: Benjamin u. Lanham, ct
Bales School house, and Thomas ID. Coats,
~ k u2ieE o'eeN' A. HARDWOOD.
County Clerk,
by W. II. THAcKKR. Deputy.
mch22.diw.wst.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Ats passenger aud freight trains are sur.
passed by none In the State. Pullmant
Palace Drawing Room aud sleeping Car
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, K. q 7. R'y
NJ Bl7.; Hannibal at 1915 n. m. :, and Sedalia
ut 6;i5 y. M, running through TO Denison,
Sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Aueiin and Hons-
ton without change connection In also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the NJ,
X, a 4. ut Denlson for ct. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East, with the Texas n Pa.
cine Mt Sherman for HI. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phiH, and all points East and Southeast, and
at Houston with the g., III =. A for San
Antonio, the g., II. a II. for Galveston, the
Texas n New Orleans Railway for beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
Bhil for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool q 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 owe,
which II passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad pIairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render 1t especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers In preference 10 others.
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
at l:20 p. m, Houston at 400 p. m, Hearne
at 1000 M, Dallaa 6:3' '. m. and Denison
at Has q. m. ktRsesA- l.
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ILL., "A Y..ykAE1
MAILING PLANTS OUR SpEClAlTXl
lFloRAl GUIDE NOW READY SIND EQRIII
EaSAInIIETyE aHXISIsIE SNSEy
jpnl2-wSm. ood. " NttA
AGreatInventiOn

And one OF much benent to the people nc
large, always attracts attention. II has
been the history of all trades aud branches
Of labor that the primitive method Of no-
complaining the desired end has been quito
lnborious, and very slow In It's rusulIs, at
least the history OF Well making seems 10
CONFIRM the assertion. First digging with
the pick and SPADE, thon somebody thought
Of boring by hand, but at first the augers
used were crude Affairs, ana capable OF bor-
Ing but small hole, supplying very little
puro water. The opening up Of the great
wcs' made the demand for wells so great
that within the lnet two years well-boring
tools have been Invented, and the business
has been In n measure revolutiunized, and
has become a source of money making
eQualled ny no other branch where the in-
vestment ia SO little. Uen are sookllg now TO
whore they can set the tcst machine. Itr-
fcction has az last been reached ana we offer
you machine eomplete Ia every detail, one
that Ia destined to live wien oil others nre
forgotten. IL Is the only anger ever In
vented with atone AT nchmcnt or an nd
Unstable head that borts any sized well,
from Two feet IN, without reimers. called
the Centennial Wen Aupeil patented June IL,
1875. and manufactured by .. +. Hodge, bus
buque, Iowa. Any one wis., ing to 20 into
the business. or trade land, town property
or stock for an nuaor ana territory, or wan
TO travel In this state and sell auge,B and
territory on large commission, will please
call on me at tho National hctel. or IS. r.
Depler ut the Plantera' honsp. Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, whore | win be for the next
thirty days. The anger 3 on exhii itlon. and
IL running all the tiIne. win guarantee
amy man 10 make as much es sf0 per day.
This looks lihos gold mire, doesn't IL ? but
II has BEEN made with this mrebine dizzy
after day, and Will bo made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough to 70
into the business. Cor aud see me before
II IL too late, as can not stay In this place
but thirty days. j.. N. ROOT,
N. B.-As have been enjoyed In the well
boring business fof the last Two yeafs, and
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Buy Your Tickets and ship Yonr Freight
BY the
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following offices and Agents hava
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may DO had concerning mo-
orally:
FL. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All broadway, MY.
A. .ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, Chioaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent NJ,
X. and T., Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Inform alton may also 10 had at the ageps
o 90 OF the M. X. a T. Rail way, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.Louii
- j. WALDO II.
Cent Pan. 4 Freight AIT Hopston, TeIs.
+ u III. sWANsON,
asn1 supt. Hossfon, farss.isnsein
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Honey.

Pitchers Cast0ria Is q complete subati-
tute for Castor OIL, and Is as pleasant to take
as Honey. IL is particularly adapted TO
Ieetbing and irritable children. IL destroy 3
worms, nsslmulstes the food, regulates the
stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rem
edies are as efiicacious for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
toria il a scientific and purely vegetable
prs paration, more effective tn an Castor OIL,
and neither gags or grlpea.
COLUMBIA, Conn. May 3, 1879.
Messrs. j. b. Rose a Co., N. r.:
Gents: have a family OF eight children,
and have used a. much Castoria as any fam.
iIy In the United states, hfnk. have
never found anything equal TO II. MY chill.
dren have been saved fro-n fever several
times by the use of Castoria. recommend
its use for children, for many diseses they
are subject TO, in preference to any meticine
know OF. feel Ii my duty TO give this GER
tificate on account OF the benents have de-
rived by the use Of Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN r, LITTLE
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uIrEs ANnLIauORs

VIII IsKY-sweet mash, 81 1904 5Oi Sou
m ash, 81 $4,000. 49,, c.,ovh.
1ai 81 l0a2 90: Port, per gal, 81 .4O9i W
go nor qaI. 81 i0GI 90; MADEIRA, per ga,
saa5 20: White wine, n cases, - y e2i 90 D.
HAMPAIGNE-Cooks,i In basket, slo-zo
He,dsiecK, in basket, SIS 0O; krug ~ basket
s91 M: Domestic champagne, slZgae'
cIaH ANDfEs-Domestic, In cask, Sl2alS;
cagnae, ner gal, 81 Saga IS; French, per GAL
81 EaI5 OO;Apple, per gal, " Io@y 70; renV oa
81 756aS 7s;9inger, 81 259s oo;bieokoe''Sisi"
q YHSs--old Holland, per gal, IS 6o96 gu
r,omsstic. Der gal, 81 f092 70,
RIJMs-Jamsca, " DAo.
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LUMBER MARKET.

YELLOW plNE-lloxing, scantling, por
thousand, go 90 drosaei, SIS 90; flooring
dressed ana matched, s2ahO Matched ceiling,
$40 10, Notwithstanding, sl2 90, fencing,
SO 10,
WHITE plNE-tnugh, per thousa md =,
sh OOi surfaced, 80 W; matched ceiling, sl2 M,
weatherbOardlns go 90,
PkkSS-,liu tough, per thousand, SIS ~
surfaced, $50 %; piOkuta, si5 90,
AHlNuLES-NOllow pine, out, 81 OO6t3 O0i
Long Leaf pine, sawed, So ~, cypress cue, u w
al 20.
LATHES--' sllow pine, IS 30 per thou.
aauu
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MARKETS nY TELEatAPn
Hoea asssT, riaaasia,.

,hHN ioRH, Aprll a,-Aloaks alightly on
Money 100 eeni, Gold VI ~, fariianse
lngsH his short u h1. stale bnnab
hpll Oppn,d al 1ui,
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CEMENT osendle- is worth 81 v barre
Louisville, best, 1T lie kept, Si5 v barrel
Dallas, 81 50,
LIME-rhe best quality In barrels III worth
20; In bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dallas, 100 per
bushel.
PLASTER worth IS so u barrel.
rhe suppiy;of the above mentioned arti"
les is ample demand fair: market arm.
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RsOULHNTs Ann FRUITS.

EsCU LEN ~ Irish potatoes, per Dbl 80 90
~ 5Ui onions, per Dbl, 81 ~; Cabbage, wo'.
tern, per crate. none; southern, por dozen,
81 10, Ktouiy, per box, So,
BUTTER AND Oh EE5E -Butter, western
per Id. 20g26c; cheese, ives orn, l2@l5o.
FRUllS-Applts green, per bbl, So OOOs6 80
Apples dried, per los, SCI peaches, per 10 80.
Oranges, per box, q 90; Lemons, per box, W,
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4ailg Gerald.


Hsnry y iillgg o., prppnslprs Of the
A go lean EEnhanga ani iieading Ropms
,i8 strand, ,pnlpR, England are oar duly
.ntn rltpl agrnls 20 solicit subscriptions
.nI aiWrt ssmenis, rHs pAI u SAN
gill 100 inni ga die, and Texans 10 lpnarn
sill nni II ~ lhsT service
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FLOUR-Crescent, in sacks, So 70 San
Jacinto, sS SO; Empire, s. 25; XXX, 50 on
Eagle, 81 rs; Magnolia, In sacks, % lbs, - 70 ;
| Todd's xxx, % so; state Central XxXX,
| 81 %; Choice Fam ly, SO %; Star Mills, XX,
So 10 /; Graham, 1915 bran, 81 ~ corn meal,
Nhc
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NEW OaI.EAss, April 5.-Night-Cotton
firm Nalaa huU nulpR

Receipts, net, l,55 bales; gross 2,SOS bales
Exporla to Great Britain $3.50 bales; coast
wise n bales; continent l7F balos, stock
23i3R bales
Sa es OF the eek 81 100. Receipts, not
A,ii0, gross 81, 0i9; exports 10 Great Britain
S,i3i; continent 1880; coastwise "a 4.
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ttohdS,
TuuHspAY. FRIDAY,
Mlddllug uplandH, biHd Old
Middlinp Orleans d'ad Hhu
Sales 10000 bales, speculation aud OK port
1000 hnlc,; receipts n 800 bales, American
$500 ba rs,
Futures, l.l2d cheaper
UphudA low mludling clause April and
May delivery 2s-31d0tb 1904; May and
Juue o n 89l; June ana July . a-S2d; Aug,
uat aud september dd; shipped April aud
May, by sail. l).lBd,
2p,m -uplnnds low mlddling clause A prll
an ! May dtliVury 2T,3gd, July and AUGUST
lb-lGd september and October I'll; shipped
March and April, by anil, bJad,
Sales Of the week 5000; speculation and
expOl 1909; stock 1000, American $500.
Re receipts 400, American 1900, actual ex-
pJrt 10000; ntl0at als.0OO, American a3,O00.
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, H1.9li}sc; Heavy 1879
100.
IRON rIEs-Arrow, ~ 10 per bundle, with
discount on large lots
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CANNED-Deviled ham, 81 259S so; Sal,
mon, lib 81 4lG2 80; LobIters, t2 0Oa2 10
Cove oysters 60g65; Corn beef, 81 %.
SARbINES-1 box, SIS OO@l9 0O; LEA box,
Sli 75Glb 50.
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nav fohH, ApTii b.-hlerling steady Al
~, Money AZ ~ 1 ~ puf cent nOll steady
~ VI ue.Bl COS tavern .uent bonds uTuf
state hunla steady,
NEW paLtAHh, April h,-u0ld 81 Ola
lp''.' hlHht paf, ht,inng pAuK ug
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No QUO 10 authorised " pufehAss any Arll'
els whatever on tho account Of Tns HHR-
an wlihOut "a 0risT slgnsd Ny
L. l., BARLOW,
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rOwDga Ann s,tor

.FpNpltil-keg - lbs,FFF, nnu U.lh Kea
Y h we, ~ ~ si,aai kes aii, lhs, Y,
niiul-pppl " aisa ~ haek, sassg 90.
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NEW ORLEASs, April 5--Flour In fair
demand; superine "a 90 XXX ~ 30; xxx
"a 75d5 90; higher grades 81 76@6 80 Corn Is
quiet an firm, NJ 4849c, ga H. demand
fair, market firm at Sb(a37c. Corn meal dull,
inferior 81 90@ll ~, choice az 1909 10. COneeun-
changed caTg, es orr mary 10 PRIME li@lI19c
gold. sugar, demand hrm. common 10 GOOD
mmon 64nBhci tar 10 iully fair oA@lc'
pr ne to choice 71sGSc; yellow clarified Sl1G
$40 Molasses qlie,; commo. zoe; iqiI zoe,
prime to choice 301i2c. Rice quiet ordinary
tochulce Louisiana 5L4gGAc
New YORK. April g. Flour slightly In
buyers favor, only limited export and
home trade; super fin western ana state
unchanged. common 10 fair extra u 2o@
s rs; < cd TO choice 50 sOI1 80. wheat slight
Il In Juyers IaVOr, only limited export
aud milnng demand; No spring " 3bSl oi
tr, mo, crate export and home tIade nquiry;
ungraded west rn mixed 46@j21ac; yellow
" eStern Ol3@2hc. Oats higher ana more
steady &, tee, Rio, quiet a-d un. hanged,
cargoes l4@l7c gold.
TT LpuIs, April .-Flour-Superfne fall
"a lOa4 20; extra do, ga 509i %; Xxx 60O@5 10.
Wheat M red fail 81 lIj4Gel 10; No do.
o.; No. 2 spring saleabie ~ u 10 Corn
easier ut 1919. o,t firmer at 2lIa926,, Rve
Zoe. Barley dull, No3 eb,a,ka 40 whisky
steady at 81 OI Pork, Jobbi x NJ ~ 10
Lard flrm ut u 05. Bulk meats dull, short
rib mi dies offered at s. 0Og5 ~ ia u
shoulders a to; clear rib sides 81 G9t b2bsi
short clear middles 81 7O@475
Ca .tle-Shipping easy, little doing, supply
mostly codmon; prices not Ktne'hlIS
changed. Prime TO choice native shipping
steers "a sja5 so; cornfed Texans 81 5Jdt %
Hogs-A cIive and Arm; packing 50 SOg4 co.
Sheep-Strong; extra heavy shippil 10 20
as 40.
Hides and Wool
GALVESTON, April 5.-Hides firm and un.
changed. Drys.lected l6JSc; light salted 1876
stack sailed llhc: kips 1870; wet sailed Sc
Iected 7aSLSo: butchers green SO.
Uonl- Eastar. medium TO 0ne spring Nlip,
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LIVE sropH nAHHgr.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

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PENNsYLVANIA R.R.
TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY


TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
"a ldul u inil, ITvu u, Nsa lhd ksaiL.
innAY.LIoHy ExpKEss Leaves ,hs
belng Fast hlpreAa, tlopa only ~ prinoi'
pal slalonh, ~ haa Pullman rainoe' rluep.
lnN oars iuf lnlnmhuk, rilihhufgh, plla.
dulshla and Now York without ullangu. aud
~ QUO ehAnee 70 boelon, baltimore and
tho neat evening, only one night out, and
gives daylight vlpw OF lho mr'famOd
scenery Ut The lnnnHylNnnin railroad,
fAsTLlNE fApHkSh-I.say un-
nh nnpoi, NJ lNuia, every evening" stop.
Pima only AZ pnnnipal Ataiona, with
fnllman Palace Cars lor Louisville aud oln-
elnnau, fainou Alrvpinn uar Tor thiongo,
aud the ynrite flonunr Lane Of ruil-
man Palace Drawing honm Sleep
Ing Cars
tor COLUMBUS, rlllAhurHh, Philadelphia and
New YORK without change
So iielng the only Line practically under
New NoTk, passengers alo assured oi through
oohnVotio H,And nic not Subject 10 dclayhnt
lnlefmodialu points Incidental 10 other
naggaee checked through to NIL Eas-
90 The quickest Time Ia regularly made
by lhlA iAno, aud mro alwnya m low M by
Other routes,
VA. Tickets Tor sale NJ NIL II ,let Offices In
Mo Wvh.and south.
l., 4, fARMkR, ucnl Pass Agent Peonaylva-
MIA liza lroad, Philadelphia.
", \, U'bhikN, GEM Pass, Agent, Fan Ham
die Route, Columbus, OHIO,
OllAN, n. tODlkil, uonl PlAs, Agent Nau-
dalia Line, H. Lnuia, mbl2-iy
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ITO ALL POINTS.

And offers tho Peat Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda.
tons and Greater Security than any other
Lane. Passing through the richest and most
portions OF the Great Empire