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RUaro an0 noom5

East Side.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will rent an elegantly
"A furnished paror extension, also 2d.story hont suit
or piano reference No 70 hsst l6tn-sN' opposite
Unonsqusre
EXTRA LARGE newly-furnishcd rooms mod
~ ern improvements; with without board 100 East
2oth-st, near II arlson-square and elevated station.
% EAST 2OTH-ST.- parlors furnished,
- with private table. il desired: references
Op FIFTH-AVE. CORNER 10IH-Sf.-
sDD sunny second floor front room; large fourth floor
unny superior boari.
III EAST 17TH-ST.-A suite OF large fur
four,h door without board
1SH FiFTH-AVE., near 28th-st.-Apart-
~'jO ments to gentlemen Only tur8,slsd or unfinished
.b7u MADISON-AVE.. between 39th and
- 6c 4Othsts. -Elegant floors private table.
West Side.
FURNISHED ROOMS, with excellent board,
r(lO LET.-On second and third floors, pleas
West aSl-s.
ATU-ST.. 227 WEST.-One elegant suite
Il OF rooms with board, second foor trout sunny
posuTe other des aoe rooms.
~ WEST 27TH-ST.-Second house west of
w. oad dcf e1f lo ad appointments
top floor
% WEST 32D-Sr., near .5TH-AyE.-Su-
owner ior gentlemen only; also single rOon
AZ WEST 22D-ST.-Desirable rooms, with
4 Grsl-olass % ard II. A. CARTER.
ICl WEST 34TH-ST.-An enure second
floor with arsteiass board also other rooms ref
exchanged
900 WEST ATHEIST Second brown
EOC stone front from Broadway small t4mily viii let
choice Of handsomely furnished rooms. with bolr house
and location Of references given and
CURED
Board and Rooms Wanted
A LADY wishes board IN private Christian
~ family. East side. 4ttave moderi te price Ad-
l. Y. Tribune Uptown once, l,23s broadway
WANTED by aGENTLEMAN-A good sized
Furnished with board In private family between
iOth and Goth Lexington and 6have+; French family
preferred Address II. G. b.. 23S East 4Jthst, city.
tjelp Wanteo.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-A good cook
Tor general homework in small family so good refer
required log East 62d-st, fourth nat
XvANTED.-First-cla lass cabinet-makers Pot
w tier atymus have positively decided not to employ
Ne want nrstelass men al lO hours day, % hours
week.
NNANTED.-Girls to trim and bind soft
w hats. 1873 AtomeysL
Corporation Noiires.
NOTICE.-PrOpOsal will be received at the
IN Office OF the Department OF Public Charities and Cor
reeou No. 60 "a ave. until October 10 $780, for groceries,
pipe hltnRs So For full Information CITY Record
Tor sae a No = Citv Hat
NOTlCE.-Prup0sal will be received at the
~ Office OF the Department OF Pubic Chaes and Cor.
rectoD No 90 3davo, dnu October To- $780, for lumber.
lime cement. hardware, &c For fall information CITY
hrcO ~ ..
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2ress Hlaking.

A FIRST-CLASS dressmaker would like
n few by The day best references
Address A. q. H., 40 West 22dst, New-York.
GRAPE Wells and trimmings renovated in
" III &c hours by a Partisan stiffness and
natural orms feathers Dyed and cleaned Ca
address 1888 Broadway.
nRESSMAKER tirst-class dressmaker de-
area the IA onage Of customers by the day;
nexcepionaGle given Address c. e. Tribune
Iptown 0inoe. .235 Broadway
RESSMAKER-Iady's, children's, infants,
boys mendlrg operates al, machines w. w. perfect
81 90 per address ali week. j. u" w East l4thst,
BRANCH Tribune Office.
flaAILOR.-paulme BIccard. French tailor
for ladies' riding habs ladies' suits and garments
frst fashionable. No 800 4ItsSe, ontraicS lOz
a lnsL
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ELECTION Notices.


STATE or NRw.YoRg,
OFFICE SECRETARY or S1AIEl
ALA ~. July 30, lssU.
ITO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
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n YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These steamships Sal regularly at p m nom
Pier 40. 3 NOr,h River rs follows. - m
SANTIAGO De &C BA Capt. Poole -. Medntsaay OCT ~
IAconlO.a ions d. For freight q passaze apply
10 WILLIAM r. CLYDE * o., 10 80 DIv@i"@y.
LAYTON BKD-.. AgCuLs IN Havana
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. COMPANY.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP IUIfANl
II sailing from Pier foot OF Canal ST.. North Klyor
For san lsthmus % Panama
CLYDE. -Thur sdsy oct II, on
Connecting for Cenual and South America
- . Francisco 10 japan and China =
CITY OF PEkl sc TUESDAY oct 49, m A.
TrOa FRANCISCO 10 honolulu, NewIe"1And ana Aus
CITY OF SYDNEY. .Satutday oct ~. y. IN
or on arr val OF LONDON mails at San Francisco
Passengers gaIded 20 "a ' tR' NCI 90 sANDWiCh
Jef-AN ~. JAPAN. CHINA, NEW ZEALA \ u, U5IkA-
ia sDiiTU AMERICA and CENTRAL AMERICA
Foi FREIGHT passage general information Apply ~
(nnsnys once, Pier foot vi Canasty North Blyer.
>oo'f""' ' III. J. BULLAN,
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Third cALL-2:3O O'CLOCK p. Al.
AMERICAN MIYJyG STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
HIpsr cArI-1O O'CLOCK A. "

-77,-,--oIi,, Durango Amo sierra Ncvda
oNo "a a. I3n0 - ~ 400 b3.. 60 ~. liz
1910 -. Copper Knob "iI..--s5 o5 Union Con,
En- O 1ya16eYat@r 300 ~ l35 SILVER Nugget
400 Chn'h - 200 80 81 leo zoo 100 $40 80
5,U 81 ~ Uutin on Virginia 1870. 90. 80
az Sd s.. zoo h'"i' LOS 500 ~ rs 900 bSO 40
800. b31. 81 Columbia con 80 heNlcal 33uo - -.
Battle Greek 20 ..... LOO BO..----- lup-s"-- 30
400. -. a.2J Iiests Beicher Ophr
% ~ = 20 ....-...
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS

CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
BID. Askd Bid Askd
City Co. .,....l25 1861 Northn Pan pref b2o, %
Und X Il. Of n. Sl76 North n Central II. 81 y 3la,
Penn. H. ....-. Dvst ehigh Nav ...... 341s 80
Reading r. R.. l6L mt Tits aud Bur 1914 l6L,
Lehgh valley Il 81 80 Hestonvile n. r.. 10 .
CalaWlssa pref .-.- as ~ PniA aud
korthn PAc. com. 2sA 2o's
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TYMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QTLENSTOWN AND IINEhFUtJIA =.
NoTICE.-The steamers "t u. Llbe TAXI i-io'tehdn'
Maur1's Ja1r routes At al seasOns oil tue year. 80
CI,Ty q CIi IsI'E SATC KDhY. oct is p M
s.i1S M RKIT-S III, THURS DAY. oct. d a.
CiI-Iy ~ rt,ltJI y friday, Oct. 80 . D.
CiIS 0E WoN ThFA III RSDkY NOV g. q. m
C1rY nv ptcEJDN ID TURDAT. nov. 10, y m.
From Per 81. y. r., foot o. Charlton ST. -
and 500. Return ticket gu iaNOf~Oe t'fm4
ETEkRAGE S2S Prepaid, $50 Drafts az 0wtsi isl'S
saluor- stafesuOns. mol ana batnrv"ms hnloshp~
These !. l,rrs carry cattle. OF lies ~ 81,
JOHD q. DALE. Agent 81 and - BiOsd"hy, -
PhiaGeiphia OtIcn, No. 100 rOutb sllIsS
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MPERIAL GERMAN NAIL.
GERMAN MAIL.

4 'A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STFaM-ITIP LINE BETWEEN NFW-NORk,
SOl-TfIAMPfON AN - BREMEN. 49,
NECKAR sat, Oot 10 MAIN ;-----7~' W. %
nm n sat. oct %. u OoEL-...-.--.S sat. NOV .
RATES or PASSAGE from NEW.YOhK 70 sou IHAAF
TON. iANRE OR BREMEN. 90
First Carl -.... 500 SECOND CABIN ...-.... 500
-TEERAGE. so. . ...
peturn tickets AZ reaucod Prepaid storage celt
cafes s28 steamers sl from Pier between StcohI ana
ihiius U.s. io'VN'"' GIIRICus & co. Bowling.Green
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Corporation Noilres.

NOTICE.-Proposal will be received at the
IN Office OF the Department OF Public Charities and
teef0u 60 80 ave. until October ID, 1880 for groceries
ppe hitings, So For full information CITY Record
o No. Citv Hat.
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DOTTERDAM LINE. ..,o,,... ,-...,..
III steamers leave WAToON'S STORES, BROOKLYN. c..
= $500 n ..-.... " ednesGay. october 2Otn-
= Wedne4 daY Oc,ODor ~ "A.
mao Ist CABIN s6O-S7O "a Cabin. $50. steerase so
III CAZAUX, Gen. Agt ~ south " uiiadhsL
FUNGI EDYE d co. II south Nllhan'sL fleleht aqua
4. ". NORRIS. 90 BROADWAY GENERA. tessaxe agent
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situations Uantco-- Males.

4 NEAT, smart and intelligent young Amer
~ IKE 80 obtain SITUATION IN
wholesale ne could have prospect OF advac
ing rood rofercnCes Address G. FFRGCSO C1 Green
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MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION.
spot Cotton on One.six teenth ~ L'-
erpooi aud One.Eighib ~ New YORK
and DnIias-New York I"iures
or 80 Points Meats weak"
Corn steady Etc.
DiLLAs, Frdny Afternoon, I
Aupil v. lhiNl,

Aprll " lHNl'
Woha othclght, beautiful NJ d
glorious sprIng day, Tho roads 0ro In fair
order once more aud vehicles can now pafs
them with good loads.
The order trade WIS moderately well sus-
tanned, but spol'buyers were not very plcnt-
full, There aro plenty Of attractions and bus
inoss In the country TO keep folks at home
The bottom fell out Of tho cotton market
this morning, Liverpool came in with de-
cline Of l-lG and sick market, fol-
lowed by New York spots down m and flu
lures off 81 points, II. was tho worst dny,,s
news received In n long tlmo To tho bulls
II amounted TO ton feet Of snow upon their
pastures with tho clouds still thick md thun'
doring Dallas spots went down fully and
closed duh aud perfectly Nat, Quotations
are vsod to that extent ut lcast
Men. vero wcnl, Kansas City offered
short bacon s'"s nj 40 aud ribbed los,
They are not qu, ,.ly lower In our market,
though they nro trllo dull and not In very
great demand.
Corn Is steady and IN light supply. Only
three or four cars were received from knn'ns
which was hardly onc days supply It's
firm nj tho quotations below GO ard 60
cents.
Flour was steady and in moderate request
The stock In the city is small though there
is Quito enough to supply the immediate
trade.
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MISCELLANEOUS Grocery stock.

RIcE-Whoesalc SA too,
SNLr-m barrel, $2,G5 to s.. Liverpool In
sacks, So; tine, 81 90 to ~ 10,
CRAckrns-soda, NN, 81 to d'ti MN, &c.
TO ~; NNNN, I to "a; Trade Mark, sA to Sat
Cream, 81 to 10; Ginger Snaps, %, to 70:
Soar Olive, she, perponndi Blue India, "a
toBt,; Satiuet, 8, 10 to 80, {, L, Whlteman
i co.'s DALLAS Soap Works; Pale olive, 5ci
Cambria, tic, per pound.
BEANS tOilac. per pound.
CANDLES Star, IL TO i.c,
CuEEsE-Best brands OF New YORK fancy, 10
ole; Western, lAml tic.
IloMINY AND Ours al. 90 per barrel,
sAuEn kRAUr Per barrel, s9@SlO; half do;
$50 $50
SWEET PorAroEs yellow Vans, l,25; white,
81; rcd 81 per bushcl
ONloNs Per barrel, none here.
Coat OIL-Below are revised quotations 100
+. test: In car loads 80 Toe. per case; loo case
81 BOi 3 do, 81 81, In barrels, 2Sc.
TIEs-Not quoted.
BAGGING-i2h 10 1917.
CLormEs PlNs-Round, Csc; spring, 81 90 per
box.
MEASURES y bushel, iron bound, $3.50 per
dozeni two-hoop pals, ss'OO@slo.; three-hoop,
s!.8.
Tups-Throc nest, 81 .tOGsa.s so; eight nest
s3Gj; No. /, per dozen, s,oOi No. 2, $50! No.
WSAsnpoAnps Wood, $685. zinc, 81 ,aS; New
WELL BUckErs al. 25@S 80 per dozen.
POWDER ST 10 per keg of % pounds; lai. do,
Ok. IS IA do. 81 SO; blasting kegs, st'25.
Suor-Drop, bag, s23O@s2 10; bucS, ss.I5
as Gl.
MAcKEnEL-No / barrels, sl9; half-barrcls,
81 50; Kits, II pounds, Sl.l0; No. barrels, $40
CANpY-Stick, l3@l5c. pound. Fancy, 10
to 2dc.
LYE- Concentrated, sSasi %
RopE--Sisal, One-half inch basis, lSc; cotton,
2sC
ViNRaAn-Per gallon, 2O@SOc.
-Peachblows, per barrel, s2.75;
Peerless, 81 10; Early Rose, 81 Is; jackson,
White, $40.
GnsEx ArrLRs-sG@s8f 20 per barrel.
ORANGES SbGpsT.
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Fru,i aud Nuts.

ARMS Sound tloCk, 1905 %.
lruoNs -MrssinH, w. ~ lpr bnN,
pOr cons -l'rilr packages, per gross, VI 80,
NAlslNs London Mayors, toMt3,l 100 layers,
" 10 Ia 100 per hnN
l'EcASs we quote llml?li per pound for
good
Nuns Almonds 2lm,bc. per pound Brazil,
lgmli, nlhprts, laMlGi Engllsll Wnlnug. IS
To ~, rhrsnuls, American, l3Hlji Italian
lsmlUi peanuts, lOl clcpnnulH, ~,
BANANAs-l'cr bunch, rlmal
Flus London layer lsc. per pOlndi In Kegs
AMI drums, lie,
DAMS l0Nl2llr per pound
ORANGES sound stock, Flurldn aud Louis
lana, mono,
tuuuASTH uMlrC,
PWuNEs -nmllC,
DUlEp Arrlrs Ma. /, zoe No, 2, Nc uyapo'
fNludt liaHltc per pUund
DWlEp PEAClEs-llC per pound
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Onclltnn, all rail, ~ Sow York " To- Hos
ION, Al lBi iw rail aud Watertu Sow Nurksl W.
lBusinn, si ia h. Sew orleans, per central lAll-
road and Morgan steamers, Il ~ per lrNhH a
Pacific nnG Red river steam hunts, ~ TO-
ON produce from n Louis ~ Dallas, WV per
cars knnsus tityi sDD per chr ,...
FnllowIngnlpthr ruirs from all points In Kan
sns south Of Kansas Guy
10 Dallas Corn aud oats per cwl, ~ -'oi poe
tniurs per cWl, 1tc.
20 llutchns Corn AMI onlhi lici nonr bao'
10 Ferris Corn aud oats, lbci hour, bic
10 Palmer Flour, jSci corn anu uhls, zoe,
10 Ennis Flour dies corn nnd oats, nc
10 Rice Flour, iici corn nnd oats, zoe,
Cors cam, MrNia, GrOcshcrCh, hossr, wac"
Marlin, lrcmond llcano ana bryHh Flourio''
corn aud Onis ZOE , .o.
10 Calyrrl-Flour, O2c, corn and oats, oOc
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millinery opening.

The mi linerv stores of Dallas had their
opening 10 day. The weN'hcr bcinr MI that
could be wished they we're crowdod by tnc
iairsex, rs that portion (Which is nearly all
determined to have the first pick and
choice of spring bonnets, ribbons
and the like. rho displays were
highly crcditablo indeed, and showed that
the proprietois were capable of exercising
the greatest good taste even when omorg the
dazzling and beNidcring shops of New
York.
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July Of that year II Aad awelled 10 2DO,bhO,
a73 In 1859 II Increased more than thirty
six million. per month, rcalhng NJ tho close
Of lho Aieal year, July !, 1909, 70 the rum
Of 1914, l70il2, Durlng lho next h'eal yoa,r
II WIS more than doubled, being on Jnly u
1868, Sl,llO,772,las A. the same per cd IN
1891 II WIS Sl,slb,7si,AlOi from That llme
until the close Of the war In Apfll, lhbo "
increased NJ thu rate Of about Two millions u
day, and Cor tho succeeding i've months The
increase was about three millions day UNI
It reached IL maximum, August lBl ,mb,oI
S2,el5,007d02
Tho New York Iron Age says The DO,
maud for manufactured iron Is light ANA
prices nre light and Ia buyers hyOr The
amount Of foreign bar iron In this market 4
slpndlly increasing, md there Ia good deal
Of effort 10 soil on the put OF some holders
This number of foreign bars arrived nj this
port for the weaA ending tho AOlh inst, was
~ 720, and Of bar iron bundles, 2lB' Ihh
city trade have not changed heir card since
the adoption Of thaic, rate, but THIS Iglrd H.
practically obsol' w. and y sc' Is tho general
asking piicc, while for a larger order better
figures woul bO named A leading mAuu'
iucturcr oxpTo'aed the opinion to-day, one
lirned by others, that to bo perfectly salr the
market should bo kept down 70 b. base
The mills nre now m II position u meet the
fullest requirements Of the {, untrN mud con-
tinucd I'M portnlons eau only result IN ulv-
mnte naturalization. prcos nre very ~
regular; some still usk Sic but 3CG36c, Is
nearer tho market, md there IL no urgency
in tho domand even NJ the lowest figure We
hcnr Of sales Of scWp.iron, IN lot', on the
spot aud - arrive amounting to l,OO0 tons,
IN priwti terms also 600 tons, 10 arrive, ut
s37, WaQulto No, wrought, from yard,
$40
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LgArnEn-soLE- OAK, M, !, ~ do, No, y,
~ hpmlurk, No, l., Jbi iin. No 2, ~ good lnm,
aged, Juc nrr pound upprrl French calf
10 t2j do klps, vi " per pUundi American calf
sl ll6G6l 2li do No, u me mRl do, klps,
simsl do No 2, 7O9Atc Was upper per
nul, !ic Harness leather Oak No l. ~ do
No, =, 10 skirlingi mlr M, J, ldi 40, ,, 100 per
CoLLAns buck, per dolen M. 10 To SGl split
aud Rim, slOasl ,'lrll Mn, bll II
IuAiSs ~, lrul, ~ ~ W 9, per pair
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Financial Affairs.

There Ia nothing new. Money continues
easy, tho banks holding more currency than
hoy find safe employment for. Thoy still free
" accommodate all and paper Offering Mon
ey is not 30 easy In Northern markets as il
has been. The banks of New York, Chica-
go and CINCINNATI, have been putting on the
brakes, recently, and are still doing so, seeing
that their surplus is well exhausted, md
perhaps feeling tremor that the boom may
70 too far and too suddenly.
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n, slio.i No u, No, per .ppundl bnrbel Wire
japnnnnd, extra cut barb, 1881 HnlHanihbn
nSlrn rul barb, lghr,
Ilnllsn siiors Per kea, " mule Shoes, W
llniisE sliuEfhAli,s l Ur bon, 70 pounds NO
Z, ~ ahI 20, 4, Oil No, II, RdIh,
lnnS lfiua NJ w rates.
NAILA-frnm u d % linll NJ Thlna
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Sugars nu,ISyrups.

suGNu--C Crushed, lsci powdered, ll1.ci gran.
ulutrd, llsj \, ~ clarified, lOAmlOh
choice Louisiana, D'smOAi strictly primo,
Ul,mUlli mlr 10 prime, DmOla
The uricls lrss In hpgshrnds
MoLNssEs ASH SYurs Louisiana m0lasscs,
I ~ zoe. Table syrup, 5OnGj.
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PnNmR CuCKENs we quote at zoe. apiece
LNRKs Per dozen, 3uC,
RABnIrs Per dozen, common, 6Oc, mule
cared, u ~.
SQUIRRELS Per dozen, Gee.
R0GmNs-prr dozen, zoe;
NENlsoN- Deer lSGsl apiece,
CmCKENs-Wc quote ~ so for spring and III
for grown.
ruuKEYs-75c, Gpsl 30 apiece
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Cotton statement, April 9th.
Commercial Notes.

Ohio Indiana and kentucky report fine
wheat and fruit crops.
The fruit crop of Texas will be superior
ono. 1t is now virtually beyond danger, with
the trees containing as much MS their strength
will bear when matured.
Several wool buyers of Chicago are in
town, looking after the spring clip OF Texas,
establishing agencies, taking notes and taking
general observations of tho field.
The number of immigrants landed at
Castle Garden during March was greater
than any similar month in twenty years.
Standing armies and short crops are set down
rs the cause. 1t will DO three or four times
greater this than last year.
The debts of the principal nations of the
wor d are rs follows:
France. .S3972. 407, 312
Great Britain and Irelapd,.,..,. 1888, 907 $50
United States (Feb. |, $780,. 2,l8S, l99,80l
Russia. 1910, 0OO,O00
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,o04037035
Austria Hungary...... ."..".. 1,73i,63i,53O
The details { the pork packing business of
the past season are now made up. They
show total of 6,950,0OO hogs being de-
crease of $50, 900 on the business of the pre-
vous season, with an average decrease in
weight of 10 pounds net The aggregate
decrease in lard is 12S,0O0 tierces but there
Is an increase of 100000 barrels of pork.
Summer and winter packing combined show
an increase for the year of l43 900, which,
according to the Cincinnati Price Current, is
the largest years business recorded. Stock
of lard in New York April LIST, 1880, 69,96i
tierces, against ll3,6SS tierces same day last
nf ,t,N A
b4,7l9 bbls, against 75,340 bbls same day last
stocks of provisions were as follows:
Ap1i, Aprl,
Bacon Sides boxes ......,..... yu,uOO s eco
Hams, 'oxes. ........"..'...,,. 500 10, 800
s. 'lars, boxes. lN 900.
Lard, ties ...,.....,."...........,.2 3S, 900
X o DE- JANetRo, April 4, 1ssO
Reefs Of coffee preceding 1--we
Pursha 'es Tor Europe same time bags 900
Purcna. 8 for tue U :. same time, bags rs, 900
Price DIP u +. or good awe CAR
40 ........t.,...,......f sis \, COO
Stuck OF COFFEE, ........,....,....ba li0. go
Excha0gs. ,....,.; ....'-'''..s'.. pence 22is
Average daily rejeipis ..,....,,....,O bags 8, 200
Il can, in all truth, be said that every cent
Of these enormous debts have been incurred
by wars. England spent el2i,267,993 in
her war with her American colonies, and
c50l 800 3i3 in crushing Napoleon Bona
parte, and an additional fl00,0O00O00 in
taking Sebastapol. In 1885 second admin-
istrasion Of General Jaclson) the United
Safes did not owe one dollar We Kept out
Of debt, or at least owed next 10 nothing, un-
Ill the Mexican war. which cost S4s, 900 900.
In January, 1851, or at the beginning of the
J civil war Il amounted 10 sec 2is,72l. In
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Dallas Wool Market.
Lambs WOO


HlpEs Dry nmt, lspounds and upwards, loo
dry klps, free of grabs, llc.i grubb kips, Toe
wet sailed, 7@7 &C.; green butcher hides, SIC,
all damaged, wet or dry, half pricei deer
skins, 8Oc sheep skins from Zoe ,G0i G oach
Funs-C 6onskins, luopa6c,; skunk, 0ml0c
wolf, cuyotc iOoDi5c, loniel, 5ccmSli wildcat,
Oa9 g. bear, huc @S2i otter, 5lc @Ssi
beaver, ipc US'.
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REAL ESTATE.
Lands. Lands,
SCRIP
LOcatOrS.
DALLAS. TEXAS.
DALLAS. TEXAS.

100, 900 acres Ia Eaatland county, at from ~
20 VI ~ par acre,
s,OOn acres In Tarrant county, at from 81 40
70 VI M per acre,
ig,0OO acres In Denton county, ut from $50
10 " per acre.
1000 acres In KAUFMAN county, at from IS 90
10 80 90 .ier acre
1000 acres In Wise county, AT rom VI 80 10
800 por aero,
500 acres In Johnson county At from 81 %
o. tiOO por aero,
=. ls,7lo acres In Clay county, NJ from g 90 to
o. per acre.
1000 acres In Jack county, Mt from 81
To % W per acre.
I 800 acres In Bosque county, AZ from 81 OOo
W W per acre.
5000 acres In Hamilton county, at from 81 90
10 y! 10 per acre,
.. 1900 acres In Brown county at from 81 90 to
$500 per ucro,
o. acres In Oolema county, 500
" " 90 per acre,
5000 acres In Callahan county, per
acre. ~
To trade for improved Dallas city pronertv
INC Z flowing In Eratn c0un@;
!, 800 acres finely improved, one mile
north of Stophensville.
g 800 acres, miles east OF stephensyllle,
10 acres IN cultivation, log house.
ok, 90 acres, niles southeast of Stephens.
VII g, 10 acres imp owed, log house.
4, tracts, 800 acres each, on liAe Hamilton
ana Erhth counties, all tillable.
%, 800 rcres, atout 20 miles north west of
Siephensville.
6iOacres, about 10 mlenort OF Stephens.
vile Also $50 acres In Eastland county.
$40 acres In Taylor county.
baugherty. Connellcc & zimmerman,
DALLAS. TEXAS
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Collccs aud Tens.

VOFrEr-lllO, common, Nv 14i ordinary,
lihmlGlAt fair, l5hmlSAi good lsImlSh
prime, lSAmls',i choice, lO@2Oi LaguuyrN,
lh9mlN, Java, 2sB.Uc,
1FNs- Imperial, from l5l005c per pound /;
Young Tyson, Ssoti4i Ooong, jOpuCci japan,
dust 2OOC2ic.
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Mnnnn Mnod.Marh

ApoKrs From . ~ ~. iurh, per set, xxx
select, Oh *, H7l.
sAWrn fELL0fs ~ a. ~, " per SGT
HuGUN WurELH- NnrNrn'a phlrnii ~ w. e. u
aud y grades, " NJ N " prr SOL
AKA Per buA, QUO hOlun, tlu,
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[NorE.-Ne quotations toilo'oing, ,"'leSs
otherwise stated, arc for whotesdtc spot cash
lots. When time is asked or small amounts
purchased higher rates are dema,yted.
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Coal and wood.

CoAL-we quote Indian Nation at 50 80 per
ton delivered, or free ON board; coke, 3jc. per
barrel Of one hundred pounds.
woop Oak, per cord, s2.75as3; pine, 90 %
delivered.
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ConS-Bulk ON arrival ON the track 6Oci
shrlcd do ~ In st0re' bulk O3' sacked 90
HAY 80 rec. Il Is boiling IN small lots at
u per hundred.
UNAS-WeQuo' e Mt " y
SurrsuFFs ~ 10 per hundred
OArs-n sack, from track, i3c; bulk do. 52c
From store, bulk, S3ci sacked, Doe,
Foun-lnportrd NN, S271i NM, 3 91j
XXNN, or mmily, $50, Fancy s3.ia per hun
krod patent brands, s. 90 to $40 per barrel
Quotations Of Dallas made flour are rs follows;
Snn ,Jnclnto, " .....,..,,,,.,..., .,...,, . 30
Empire, .''''''''''''''''''' . 90 90
NNN, ,''''.."'''' ''''''a ~
Eagle, .,,' ;,'', '''''''', ''2, q
GnlnAM FLouR- co; hominy, per loo
pounds, 100; grits, ~ 40; corn Ilonr,, S22li
crushed corn and cob, 81 per hundred, corn
bran, toe.
RYE-m sack, 81
BARLEY -hrc. per bushel,
GuNNY RAGS SECONDHAND in good order,
cents u piece, ,..,,
WuEAr We quote; From wagon, prime mil
ling ii 90; fair to inferior, VI ,OOCQSl 10.
From elevator, o cents higher.
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GEnNAS MILLEr-we quote at 81 per bushel
white do, 81 %
Cotton-At the Oil Mill, Ice. per bushel.
ONION sErs-Sg.