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RanQbO
Lime +!
RAMBO LIME.
RAMBO LIME.

and it can only he obtained through me, or
my authorized agents
WM. B. RAMBO,
Norristown, Montgomery Co., Pa.
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our Representatives. In Congress.


II affords VA groat pleasure 10 notice Tho
manner In which our reNns Representative
In Congress perform their arduous dutot, os'
peclAlIy In yow of the mct that the Repub'
lican Representatives constantly endeayur n
ilnplos their constituents North mud East
with the idea lhatour Representatives belong
toa Vicious Southern Democracy, who are
anxious 10 got control Of the government
that they may use II TO suOseryo local inter-
osls and base purposes, Tho speeches
Of Senator M0Xey a chairman Of
the Committee on the United
States Mail Service and Post
roads, Senntpr Culios noble defense of
the peoples greonback currency, Hon, j, ~,
Reagan's efforts In behalf Of system Of
Interstate commerce. relieved from the
domination OF grinding nnd unjust monopo-
lies, Hon. DIN Wcllbom's plea In favor Of
making our judiciary System reflect the
spirit and principles Of Democratic kepubli-
can rights and freedom, are all proofposltyo
that they, MS statesmen and Legislators, rise
above the level of mere political parti2ans,
Their clear, pointed and convincing argu'
ment in favor OF legislation that In lis char
acter Is grandly national, while Mt the
same time IL is individually
Just and beneficial, Is creating
for them and for our State a record tnnt no
mere party demagoguery will DO able to
destroy, Let US hope that they and many
more of our Southern Democratic statesmen
will cherish the broad, generous and pro-
gressive spirit Of the age, and by It's exhibit
ton DO enabled to eHectuelly rebuko mean,
pnrtiyan spirit, thAt seeks to accomplish its
designs by making solid North and n solid
South Groat rotormations in national leg
islstion and in Observation-Disclosures of tho gov
eminent are needed, and we are glad to soc
Texas, through her own representatives, take
the lead and 80 ably inaugurnto the good
work
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q Washington, April 5.-The House Commit
tee on Improvements of the Mississippi river
held meeting to take into considera-
ton the report of the Mississippi river COM
mission and the bill introduced into the
House on the 2Sth by Mr.. Robertson and le-
ierrod to the committee, On motion of
Mr.. Gibson It was resolved that u sub
committee of FIVE members be appointed by
the chairman to take into consideration both
the majority and minority reports
Of the commission and submit TO the
full committee, they TO report thereon
with such recommendation ms
they may deem proper. IL was further re-
solved that the subcommittee together
with any other members of
the committee who may feel
disposed to do so, should DO empowered to
visit personally, if deemed necessary, the
Mississippi river under authority conferred
by the House in December last. The chair
man was also empowered to invite engineers
and members of the committee, MS well ms
other persons acquainted with the
subject, to como before the committee
for the purpose of explaining the report and
giving their views upon the subject. 1t was
also resolved TO ask the House to cause ten
thousand copies of the report of the com.
mittee to be printed for general distribu-
tiOn
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ld&w1v

at is no use," says the Respondent dyspep-
tic. But it is of use; your sutterings can be
relieved-thousands have been cured and
YOU also can be. All who have experienced
or witnessed the effect of Simmons Liver
r. upon on the weak. broken down de-
spending victims of dyspepsia, liver com
plant, fever and ague rheumatism, nervous
debility or premature decay, know, that in
this gentle cathartic tonic and Alternative
there exists specific principle which reaches
the very source of the trouble and effects
an absolute and permanent cure. Seek re-
lief through Simmons Liver Regulator. 1t
has proved its great advantage over all other
medicines for the liver, -,
Cure of a sufferer for forty years 81
have been sufferer for forty years with
chronic affections of the liver. | tried the
Regulator, and, after giving it a fair trial, |
have come to the conclusion that it is the
very best remedy | have ever used for the
liver. Ny health is now quite good.
"E. A. WILSON, larksviIle, Va"
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Wounded,

Mr.. A. d. Fife, u member of the Gnvinci-
bic archery club, while stringing bow for y
lady friend Saturday, had the arrow to fly,
striking the index nd.middle fingers OF his
left hand, piercing them and inllicting a
severe wound. DR.. Morton dressed the
wound and found it necessary to take out
the main Joint of the index dager. Mr..
Fife bore his sutierngs well, being stimulat-
ed, no doubt, by the sympathy expressed by
the fair ones.
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS orrroE, City Of Dallas

whereas, the City Council did. by resolu-
,,on adoptsd on the 9th day OF Mar N, 1880,
direct the Mayor to order the annual election:
Now. therefore, III. NJ. Thurmond, Mayor Of
the City of Dallas, do hereby direct the pre-
aiding officers Of election 70 hold an election
an the 9Th day of April, 1880. rs follows:
q. n Terry, presiding efficer First ward,
at or near the Courthouse
w. W, Ross, presiding officer Second ward.
at or near the Broom factory.
j, III, Brown, presiding officer Third ward /,
At or near Buck horn corner.
Il I. Eskjns, presiding ofiioer Fourth
VA AT or near Young's school-house.
For the following officers: Marshal, Asses
sor and Collector, and one Alderman from
Given under my hand this, the 18th day OF
March, 1880. -,,.o,,r 49,.
Attest. j. d: IiOhmoND, msyor.
y. b. HEssFoHo, City secretary.
Marl4-n
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1t In Terrible

To have wife or husband with bad
breath. All this may be avoided by using
Sozodont 1t is most agreeable to the taste,
fragrant and healthful. 1t confers comfort
upon its users, and prevents the affection Of
unpleasant breath.
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The business revival and new era of pros
perity which is now fairly inaugurateed, Is in
keeping with the increased health and happi'
ness seen all over the land, and is one of the
results obtained from the introduction OF
Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure. The
changes wrought by this remedy says Rev.
Dr. Harvey, dseem but little less than mir
acnlnnsn
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DR. ROSE

speeialist; 30 years experience In treating all
forms OF PRIVATE DISEASES, possessing
every facility known to medical science mas
edouted the most successful method. Cures
-uaranteed; foes moderate Advice free Cali
or write in strict confidence, No. Az North
seventh ct st. Louis, Mo. apps
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

VXTANrEp A good cook for small family,
w A. llnrwOOd npl2
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ron nENT.

EOR RENT a room, Win southern rNpos.
L IRE, furnished Also stable WIN suit
some one who drives m express ar keeps u
horse, Corner MNslun mud Mckinney slroeln'
EOR RENT = The Barber shop, with bath
L rooms aud wash hasinsi In the Peterson
Hotel, At Paris Texas, marie
INOR kENr - 4 dwelling VITA tnlpu larg
IL rooms, ON Elm street between Houston
and Jefferson sta Good water abundant, APP
nv ~ / ilpra m " WlNrlN
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nor SALE-A HOUSE AND LOLA two
4 story house No 1928 Main street, rooms,
two rails, kitchen and servants room, cistern
and hydrant water, Cheap by monthly in-
stallmcnts. Also n Miller piano (can be cen
a. 1923 Main street), by monthly iusallments
Inquire Of 4. y Madden, 1891 Main street, Dal .
las.
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PHYSICIAN.

PHYSICIAN AND SuAGEON DIR. NOR.
y TON. ONCE, in frat national bank build
Inv. Residence, Corner Eautaclnto and
NgrvuNNh drneta. N0'tT ~
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~ OR SALE or RENT cess First class residence
L cor Olenudcr and Cottage sts WIN also
sell household aud kitchen furniture. Apply to
Dr. ,no Il Diggcs on the premises
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NOR SALl2-LOts for sale--Eight lots, 1--WE ON
II Elm street, east sycamore, aud three
others, extending back to Pacific avenue, with
rood cottage house, aud beautiful grove ON
same lnqulreofJ, Browning, 1857 elm st,
nulJ
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Having returned to Dallas to stay, I may be
found In shop ready to do anything In the
0I rs.I win take one or two unimproved
n exchange for work. iedlS
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TWENTY-FIVE CsNT COLUMN.
NoTIoEs.

Vt Office Advertisements NAV he handed
~ int pgr husippsa uil0n up IN y, M
and lntn the COMPRISING room ~ y ln
NurllE - II ypn Nuul your iun lufu,
~ plauOa, office nNiurta, baggage, lrunsHi
sc, moved packet and hhipprl, on unpAoknd
With lru and chHnp, do not fan ~ q II on u
y kreuter Orders left o. Jones \ Murphy'e,
us, viii be promptly attended TO- "
convenient leave orders one or
several days previous, Rates from aln's up'
wards per load, declMlm0
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LSOR SALE - A horse and buggy Apply AT
4 l0l5 Commerce street mario
INUk SALE - Elegant Residence for safe -
E One0f he mos desirab @, commodious
and comfortable in Dallas or vicinity. In"
qulre at Editorial rooms, herald and Com
nerci- u alice iHnSdN
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NlrANrED - Situation rs clerk or porter In
w asture or hotel speaks four languages
strong aud able bodied, Address II, H.. llor
aid Onice, apl-l
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IA ANrED-lO hire u man and wife German
w preferred, for one yoari former to work
on mrnl, the latter tp cook and wash for u small
family, No objection had 10 one on two chill
dren, provided they nro large enough to be use,
when wanted Apply to Jno, BoOkhout, Atty
ul-lNw, h0l Main ST, nallN6, OF W H. John
son, miles \, Il, ufTcwoll
NTANIED - "A live man 10 ctuluss the
w county, to sell the Little Speedy Corn
Sneler, that very farmer Will buy when he
sees ". Call At the Crawford honso
, 1880-03-26

0l.f21{. May, si.spNat41f. Corn vcakcr, reest,,.
2N01hu NnEendeas No. 1 stSsmns.s.
61kcs No white. I'D, No. 2Apn 634tss3Hc; Mnse,
b}3c onta hcnTyt fctaipe@, &nn hui ntIxcl Wes{t
for fancy. t'e*
JfAY-tn fnlr demand At fuc.
ItDPs-4u md nnchhnQCf.
HlInrnhtEa-Eoffee nnnnaI1y nnehhnGsd. Hne..
iolnsats-tirneerr Ern.lns II maorate demand fotta
G5{At14r, ruined. no. '1Ae'
FAt,t.UW-uulul nitd unchanged.
REHfN-Qu!Et nt $1.&h !..-..
TutrENttSE-QnIct but atont1y At 4s88ksc
fnovlsltSs.:ln H9nl llnn aud nt rmll prices. PORT
oef 9s sd 1saa ~ s, G9tsd ssd
unchanged. l.n!1lE.!,enHnd = fRiE and market Efm,s
ltlTrkH-Douand fair and mast0t HTMt Wodtorn
t5AE1c, "'ss'ts
EiIkkae-Qules but firm, Wcstefn, llG3ftu
WH16KY-NoMlnnl NJ $l ,GkkllA
, 1880-03-26

6ptetal Dtpafeh to Ih< Chicago Iftbun&,
NEW fonK, March 2+-GuAlA-Wheat-Bl Much loss
aott!od market, No. whIts In comparatively brl,k
request for cnrly tollyeEy, ahppon purchasing quite
freely particularly towards tho cleAei options on No.
lNhto modontely active. eh'sny for April. a. how
over, lo~os prices, Aprl options secodns about Ia
and May k3No per bu March option held it, own,
best helped BY moro urgent call fur prompt delivery
sphG IN moderate requost for early do7lvoEy At bare
" ateady pEoosf cabls adTlcos generally upfaror.
ab!ot lHun tu No. white, In stnto and a1oat at tl
2ls9ai Al10 bu No. ! rcd at 3L&I2L4l; l1Gm bu No.
spring hs eLSfala1i Milwaukee st lI.3L Corn-Tfude
70 far asgrexats Il reduction Of A@,4o per bu on
FREQ otoIinGs; Mlxed Mastarn, 6sfta4oL 0ns-A
~ So,etsnts!y , setiEe 81 m%,ai.an f{asF
A. s;y;P: 'ss. HsHs: ssss. asss:i :: "a
ssaas must a.tsntioa vsaS. sdYansod tG g.. assn m
"a 81 o s,ss5 shS 5u q Ting iSs
.naxht aHa about c hlKher. CnI il Request i
y muc an f. a ,Gs S9 s HI eospa
Il; Il H., 'sss
TALiow-In moro domana. 10000 lba s.sl-lsa
ryaa* cps & sn4 stss
as bs but 5s1 sa
s,aIly ar3 1a..; ~; dsaand from the iptef:,
ss' isssss 's' ssr!s's ssfsss
TO ~ Ws.t*tn A..oetatsd Fra,
NEW YD4K. March A--Eor1uN-i>uli aud nomlrsl
fs ss:s s $s;; 5ssss. &s; ~ Ill; ss}:$ss:
H. s:ssR ss's.s @ g tsss ss5:
81, sS4h s,.fs y sssHiiss'; Hs's; @ @fS i Isal:
psssst Ia fs9saIs, ,.s,...
,sts,s; 'i 81; SSs SSSs5aas :S;IH i
sSs1 sl sess l.. ssa " T.ysS M /;
, 1880-03-26

Orrhnrd IT. 1t1 It II Of Centre 81, q I, 71xt2t II,
datcd Dec. !, 1917 tastnto of Albert kolatn to
ohu At III 1t of NDrth Stntr II, Il L Exi0i II,
inDEoved dated MnFch ~ tatnrttn Hymn III .,.
vinc.anss v &c 1Ss pisse. }s ii Il iri;cjs1ih; ""'
tthariea 4: i,npne T. i.s':a ST. Fnrfrster,.. a,Mo
lhSt1n q. III II \ Df tetIrG IT. !, .tx1I II,
,Fnxh, -. ..'." .a""a'. ~ ".: :. LEO
1,xiS y, dated afnrrh q ut. N. wilcox To
Will xuss sisa Il Il Il 81 ca;jtf, l. II "
,,Hnna l. GannI,'a ..:..:....,. 1000
3txi2s n. dntcd March II Il. Finger 10 j.
o1sHaf Il g ii Il sapG,s /. S;xi;i iii ~
N. Gthmer.. ao
NoIsT11 or CITY 1IMlTs, WITHIN 1An1Us Or
HErEN MILES or THE cptfnT-lIorsE.
Fltty.thish n. Gil II nj KlrfhnrAnr, I. k1xt,1
MhEtIn j. Russotll LOO
, 1880-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wcro nled for roc
orb Thnrsdny, hnrch sls

Tho following Instruments wGro died for roc
orb Thursday, slArch u.
ulTY PROPERTY,
Paul!na IT. between t'otk &nd ynylor, Wink
r. 1a;lM q, dated March ~ "a. d. Ests1otoHk.
y tuhN yohtatntI :s.;;.:.t 6U
sis$ ASfs,, Gi.rk i, II Il ! y Wststst WV v
rss rS|sss y w. S%sstsssh %stas " ;s; s
BUSHNELL t. I'll Il u ssssatt ~. as1ist Ii, ''
GATED Maruh x tGfacs Gresnhi!i 10 u. H.
h,ssS.s s;ss s.;i ia i S i.:.t; y
!mp,ayul. datsd atnrch ~ tsafah 4. Downs
w,peis y! Il VIII Jasi;on. Y *s..ia -
Il, H. % astsd & &AItsl, u III. and a. }. 1Atl'a 70
wsss T5i.tss, Msa'm 4; iii /; 81 aou;
7! a!l r as daa!sa March II ILL., ind il fo*u1s 10
'$sS$;!% \: ssl$i s;sS {fsS Sflsi
sSts - Wig oSie \ Il 10
VIII !sstss', X Il II ,sia, iiD "
r. x1l II aatSd March n tsaUvhUn ". Auwson =,
adai9d di9d March ii liz. IL iIaaas IL iiehAI -.
I s:SsS s:stsE liz:
ssynau1 ~. ii n u rh3np:on i. asxis
r., t1ip1'vnd, dated Akrch - tJaeob rhomp.
1iamo1s. s ss Il T. s'st'st' q ;r1
~ 4: imSioSsi daud sisfs2 @ % TX Il. l. - lid d.
sSsHs sSsi Il d:s. iS Msrea e? "a 'sa tHlasss
4: e ssssa q k.:sS j Will;
...,,*.,,. ~
, 1880-03-26

eWtn0ut tnE4ypdf.
:. tWith intorusL
Bales: Chicago & Silver Clir 800 at IN;
3hotandoah cUtnmun no ut $1.10, Shenandoah
,,7reforred 100 ut ;ssas.o5, 100 at $40.
Tho only new feature in city Hnnnccs was TINT
Now York cxchange gradually became closer.
. In tho forenoon tho rato WIS G0lSbo per 900
ll5cotnt bukwccn banks, hut In tho after
,oon holders wero unwilling to sell at these
igtres, aad purchasers ReRornlly preferred, II
possible. to walt the reSufta ot another tluy,
Sellers wcrc few, and probably Zoo on werc the
Nst figures they would nccept bionDy Is wort-
sng closer as farm products accumulate from
lny to day. News from tho Btrutts. IN spite Of
Tho oron wintcr, Mgo mt favorable for m early
openlnR, and thrco weeks nro now regarded ns
:he earliest tlme wt1en navigation by tho lakca
sill smash tho ratlway e1nbargo, Till then tho
lines OF discount ut tho Chicago banks must rule
, ut high figure.
Tho demand for money IN not lntgo or pregs-
lhg, aud ho1cb matters nr0 moving uloliE
smoothly mud hs yot tho ba,lks arc meeting
Currency orders nro inCreasuK BoulowhAt, but
. by no ncans beyond the nblllty OF bankers to
supply.
Tho bank clcarinBs wcrc 81, 100000
utho1! s. Co.. Ut 1.casivlllo, Colo, report tho
output Of tho ntnes for tho previous week
{March so ut'e!9 tons. Tho smelling product
was nbont Se5',o00 They report rush llkuly
opens, The L.lt Mine, which bus Ind sevor,.i
assays Of lo ounces, Is re.nrted st!,l fnr flo,
0cU. Four claims on !akG Crrck.-tho ClIiIN1t,
were S,ld for $100O0. Tho veins nre carrying
Yo!d ns we'll as silver and load. The rrIarts
from tho London Mine on Mosquito MoIlatnln,
closo to tue stnKe rAd, arc cot,R!,tertd worry
favorable. several InrFu plritsa Inn Loattvijlo
last wcuk for tho Unnnlsn, mining dlstricts. It
IlttsburE his seen FITS Drst days" utltl tboru is
bsK rev among thtso wlln at present ativiers
, 1880-03-26

Hoa rltoDuCTH- loss active. but stronger.
N sympathy with Artner tnnn NJ TIM Htck- Yards.
Liverpool rtporsed an advance of Is In pork but little
change otherwise. Tho buslnoss moro wns mostty In
changes fr1tn 0n1 nIunth IN another but there wna
fhtr export demand for meats, which checked by
tho fnct that holders gonessy asked hlRhur prlcpA
MESS r0hK-Ah7ahccd 2lc por brI. nnd closed 10ea
t!ac above tho latest prices OF Wednesday, at Elnn
GsloG for rnun lots spot. aoor tho month, OF seller
April. so7i2l lo774 snlor Mny. md 31O.;H01oO sotIer
June aa!ns Mere rg1h,rted of ls2iO brls seller Apr
# .af;S1 @ 5s = bf,s M :c!les "a May u
ss!is5 the fsn. q tt47teig2i!4: dat bl9D bin.
!fe nhors @ Tic ,ats.t pfiess q Wo;ncs'ay at 3I
AGsl s594 sslnr stay nEa about t1iN seiie. Juno
~; mTs, ics tH!!eF May ~ SLUT s1t s.1 Ia aoinr
lure ut e md s0 cs sc!ler tho yoar at s7.0
MEATa-Nera less nctlro but nr1ner. TIM trading.
VIVA chiefly IN locni futurns which ndvnnrud liza ilt6o
Eor fn lb, snies wo.c reported of nn bo1et sholt-
dtrT nj Mt 3afn1 tbs AtiHrt dba nj 10 seli.
e. Art ~ so Acilor May. nnd :tS4a seiier
i ,snS IT. near9 e. # s o boxes ns ad sot clea
aTfSs ~ n'ssle hams u es e: e. % from dTe.s
about a follows at O'Clock f1r to purify cts
, 1880-03-26

sIiEEp-No market, change vns npparent In tho
astsrn nnd ien srae' I'D liz mnnr.n ,nnv 11 W m
snju wns gfIsposni al Mt smsirin0 nriocs ~ IL a
It'd poT G s ior yofy cnl,n1,n ~ raMy rnnir" dtnves
Among the dny'e transactions wtr0 the following:
sHEEr BALES.
No. Ar. 1sTttt.Ikn. Ar. Irfee.INn. Ar, rrtes
Rl...,.jNI HfN5 NJ. I'M f5I4j nj .. nj ii III
72.....lY KM1&I M......i6i III iii bH
H,,.,,l1 G3;I&l d.. ri &N f1Gl... lin I'm
' ...,.. ..,,.- t' ~
NEW YORK.
NEW fnRK, Nnrch 2a-1txEvEe-No receipts; no
trnhn 70 Npeak nf DFotscd becf dun attHies7tc; mr.
s, q r. ntpnents i.2 iye lan Quarters OF
HNEEr~ltecoints, ItsS ,latket fn!f 1t fnrmer oe-
nreA. with rendy cl1nra1ce nt #k11tA7.O sheep Es
GsI toE ySarl!na lambs, md t.HssaD Po! head fGr
la,ss Tonk I:o " r ;oas e.. ,1.,.., H..
t.to bptt.r: eas !na Of fair Ohio. rs ns. al Nsos
EAsr 11nEnry.
Easr 1,urrry T., March .; uo,.t,,.
E IIun OF tlrniiRh and IS Of ynr stock. ttitnI III
thsSo days, 1.:sl through nad S7 local. Tho suppy
for this weeks aneh has heon '1aht and thu quality
hrntl sDld to-day, aud the pens cloar except Of
tHEm!ah ftocf;
M ~ hs t0dny l la3 neAh fotai fnr three
, 1880-03-26

0FfOUR-Wns rnther more active, d reduction In
rcos permitting sn1o export ordoEs to be lled but
there wNo not much f0 In the trade. Sntes ra-
ported of Hnbsls winters private tertnst l75 br!s
double oxttna pnsy at ALop; 1900 eks spring extraa
on private tofns, Ip brs LOW grndo nt 75 LIZ, md
20 brs ryO flour Mt $f4G Total ATS hr8 Export OK
tins woro quoted At ti ooa5 Ia sacks and double
ttna DC at &a2asA51
OTHER M1LLsruFFs-satcs were carr Of bran nt
f+dsh:5, cars mdd[ings at slt2i62s; cars shorts
ssS $sst ;sissS$$'
end o' %. t;sa sSx 9 Iis ss,
NM d Nj via thsfo ESrq s!.!s,s Srss. il
i.osod msel, sxesSs on t6o sssir, Golns II Il.
,SS ~ %s sssssx
s::s t2s e
ss Is %ssS! IS SSs.s
VIII r. es .,nsa @Sa M s n
eh ssss sSse ~ = sSsns ss$ : ss ss ssa Is Is I;
1 1S, Il ta sSsss sss Ss
h 5Ss Ill III; At aa 81; Il. s1:s n5ssiy :; s
6,sS s95 II M Il a. s i, cssi;s|
e e. asSSso4 IT, ~ e
II i, 5 Is )" No n ss sssts s T.
isssaH II Il sss. Eos anS @
ba.
EQftV-Was loss nctya bit firm, ieutEfGs foil OF
nbont Ac 19t Iec1yesoH tnHHrua the eloso nnd stsh
LiseF.aol bainx aaotod 4si lover asd eaixSss % iii
with ratior lsrpe sGipaonss Theao VIA onIy
c"fn Was nS Hood temana. ahl,,pSTs wontt st
iax roceipts. IN thoao linuscs 'sKcf niow
Msrs tatsn t carry ngainst eSntrncts t,St.csUa re-
vasors, and sa oIsewhsrn, viii xgto ,or rexaat sIu
JSc and Cukgd Al Jks. hulfer tho n1tIth and B1lor
e sid ~ n4 ~ % s9 D. si sntna sna
III ~ ~, !ug 49, g n, Hp 81 ~ Sa 4 hE aSna III e. e. @
n.tsud 81 a5o ioU III rcjDeGt At MHo, u, 10 ba bY
ann ~, m fnf @ Il, x sSI9 ~ a.
e tRf,yc,. sn in ,o,, d,uono and ,,onsv n, IN, ,r
as ~ M M hsHSsaR sixsa ILL ns FSns
snss pSs S VI IL 5fk IT. T., SS% IT, H.
p5o,es q s.".a S' sont of fl fuysss M - we're VIZ
aChc. saitsr Msy @ npane1 q a:Xs. weaxaneI y 70,
sa tl*ol ~ f.6c dnhe nnts M0re tn bettor dnInAnd
, 1880-03-26

to GOOD hntei,ers' esn! so!l ~ taboa17s. common
primn htCckcrs Ht <kfilfi: and t.Innlfit Ia ch0ic
t!ippl,R htncre NJ tl7sr4Ls. ExlH.eters paid Iiai.
bM-thn t,i!lxto tfIutn st,r vnry tupnrinr arv0.
tho e1ts ttora rar1nItIG fl to YnrN fair trI1 wi
supply nt Malt hinrk and, .hu.ld FfitayH frceJnt
provo li!ernl further ehrlakn4b In yntuUB may rao
aonnby bS touked for.
QUOTATIONS.:
~ and apwari:; ttaoas2 2
,wo!Rlslrx lstsl ii1 A4sz4H
,inK l.a9ta 1S :.:...,......;.. ,.' ] +lsa4a
Ine ltsa,tn I'm assa
common ht ehntrG COWS for city klaughtof, .--
, wetas.!nE ~ q t.fa zooaa1
Il ~; 2sas9
On!ta, and .enlnwnE t,oe ..... ........ aoa1a
Faas, per lW nA...........,.......,... d&51
, 1880-03-26

Also. 77a bt FyA.axhhat vi 0U bu w0ek previous,
Parties In tho trnde hers 10 not understand
how there could 10 such a big decrraso In tho
Visible supply during, Inst week., wIthout thor
knowing something about It. Thcy thlnk thore
must be unother mistake In the figures, and aro
on the lookout for somo ono to throw Light On
tho subject,
Openltors tn both wheat and rye seem dis
posed to Ignore tho fact that 1t costs 4Ao to
curry grain through the month Of April. Urain
that has been In atore oil winter con he delivered
next Thursday on contracts at tho prico named
In the contract, but II the seller curry tho grain
Until May he must deduct 44o from the con-
trart price, III order to make 1t regular.
Ia 1t possible there Will ho Qu
April carncr In both dcals1 The gov
eriiing !dea with sellers Of both wheut aud
ryo seolna to ho that receipts will bo 80 liberal
during May w to boas down prices. hut It may
bo that The elevators will not bo ablo to tako
tho grain ins and In that case 1t would not be
regular for delivery on contsuots, Com-
pIrAtlvcly llttl0 will bo taken from store on the
hrst trip down, howoyar 1t may bo attcrway.is.
Tho depression In oats, alludcd to yesterday "a
resulting from Check on consumption, owing
to tho relatively high price OF corn, was lntenal.
ao<l by tho ilinsdala failure. 1t IL understood
that tho Grand Rapids party were long to the
extent Of about $4,000 bu; aud whoa these
came On tho market other people Joined In and
ga1de1 pricos uouu.
, 1880-03-26

ahott ribs eell1s a1Ay, clused At a. a. Long clients
quuted nt hiis loose and fda5 boxcdi CnmScts,
lsgds GS*GAc hoxed' long cut hnnN siasS!ae, nWeot
Esgea ,haMs. snmo nxernas :!Ssao' do sa!1oF April,
l!ncon qunicl Mt 5Gi}5c fnr 1hou!derst G1{37c for
ehnrt ribs 7uto fur s6rt clearb, NaSo TOR hams all
GnEAHE-yssa aaist et 57taee for white. s,ta5xo for
40 for br,wr "~
for extsn a'ess. ind SGt1al7.W for hams.
TAkTDW-WRs quoted At CldsG1fc for city. Go for NO.
county. and d}3o for No. ado.