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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. March o5-P. NJ.


The Custom House returns of the foreign move
ments of merchandise at the port of New-York last
week make comparisons that are favorable to the
port with the movements of the same weeks OF 1892
and 1881. But the imports of specie last week
change the character of the comparisons The imports
of merchandise last week were valued at
$9,5S7,392. which is 81, 500 $40 moro than for the
week of 1882, and is $3JO,369 less than for the
week of 1881. The exports last week were valued
at $S,4l9350, ard that sum is S2,28l,7 1888 greater
than the amount Of exports for the week of 1882
and $8lS, 7Jj greater than for the week Of 1881.
For the twelve weeks Of each OF the three years the
imports of merchandise have exceeded the exports
of merchandise rs follows 1883, $50, 194, 100 |;
1882. $43, 1857; 1881, $13,377,03S. But in-
Guiding the specie movements exclusive of about
8i20 900 gold in francs and marks, arrived yester-
day, the balance against the port for the twelve
weeks of this year S3l, 94l, S98 IL $720,367
greater than for the same period of 1882 and
Sl0,540,774 greater than for the same period of
1881.
The following table shows the totals OF imports
and exports other than of securities. at NewYOrk,
from January to date, for three years:
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GRAIN MARKETS AND CROPS.
REVIEW FROM MILWAUKEE.

hbNIHW I'V4" H''' "
REPORTS FROM THE GROWING wHEAT-sToCKs
AND PROSPECTS OF WHEAT, CORN, OATS AND
RARIFY
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1881. 1882. 1883.
Imports in excess ofcX- - - - 49, .
S3l 1896 $3l 94l 1898
BY aud through the operations at the Sub-Ireas
ury during the week ended on Friday, March 3d.
the associated banks at New-York lost $6j3391 in
specie averaging only $49O,O0O and 1924, 179 IN
currency averaging only S251 1000. The Sub
TIeasufy operations included the payment
for about S1.0O0,O0O imported gold deliv-
cred TO the assay Office, that the banks
gain of specie through imports OF gold
other than by the Sub-Trcasuyy amounted to about
g, 500 600, which would average gain of about
81, 100000 Hence after allowing for the short
age from the preceding statement and for the
known interior movements Of money during the
week. II clear that the total OF the bank reserves
at the close of business last Friday wac somewhat
lar-er than the amount named IN yes
tcrday's statement. The contraction in
loans, averaging SG7g2.90o Is a conservative but
a stringent method OF increasing the proportion Of
tho reserves to deposits, bat 10 ~ one which will
have T. Ice carried still further 30 place the banks IN
the position they were IN year ago. The weeks
movement, "A per statement results in decreasing
the deficit l,3l5, 500 to s. ,O7j; bat the posi-
ton Is s. 1913 17j worse than II was year ago.
The following are che comparative totals Of
the statements of March | + and March 2t:
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ThDrs,AV. To

CLOSING PIECES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAsFRANCsco, saturday. March "a, 1888
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By James l.. Beilss.

lots W ; ~ Court and ave known AZ lot Ne 1893 on
map VI the village II MelTose, 22d " ard, each
Mar A IA M
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DRY GOODS,

a New York paper says There was moro
actiVe underlone In the market for mems wool
ems, with considerable transactions in heavy
eassimeres, suitings and worsled coatings for
| future delivery. oavy Atwood and union cas-.
| simercs are firmly held n, opening prices ana
the enhanced cost OF wool and worsted yarns
| has led toa slight advance upon certain makes
OF worsted coatings Overcoatings continued to
move steadily on account of former ORDERS an d
| fnir amount of new business was done by
agents Satinets were In moderate request and
Kentucky Jeans and d0esklns were more sought
after by intending buyers, Flanncls and blan.
keN were lightly dealt In (as usual ut this stage
| ot The scason). but prices are well sustained
Wool suiiings and sackings, nuns velings and
wofsted dress fabrics We're sevcrally In fair de-
mand, and leading makes are steadily held.
TO.DAy's QUOTATIONS.
P.INTs-Frceman =, 8; Lodi 8; Gloucester, G.;
harmony ,; Cocheco ca; Merrlmac. 6; Green.
| wich, on; Allen 6; Albion, solid, 81; Peabody
solid, bh Peabody black, 5h Simpson, BLACK.
%; simpson mourning, 6a; Gloucester mourn.
| ing, 6A.
heavy BRowK DoMxsrIcs---Ausus's, ~ 7&;
Indian Head. 81; Swift Creek, "A, Q Sc 6tna,
~. 50 Edgedeld, a., 7Is Cabot IA, 7H;
Derby, 3D., SS,i Glendale, "a ~; Matches, 81
| Great Western, A, s. International, A, 5S-l.
FlSEPRowN DoMEsrlCs-Lake George, 7; liar.
vest Sis Pocshontas, 0; Great Falls z; Peer.
less, b; Plum Island, 5; Atlantic sN Green.
brier. =
BlgACisvp poMEsrICs-sooial,s 8; Sunny side. a..
! Holmcsvilic, IN; Forest s. Mig Bonanza, rs, 8;
Auburn, 81; Lonsdale, W; Lonsdalc cambric,
| III Wansutta, IL. New York mills, IL; Diamond
Hill, cambria, o. knights cambria, .; Hero a.,
o Hero. 10 s. Ballardvale, 4 Cambridge, rs 4;
| Peerless "a, 5h.
Ducks-Arkwrightl 6; Ettrlck, SOC, Y; Stark
Soc, l2h; Stark, i0.oz, 16S; Savage, S.os, l2I,
Hampton, brown and drab, 90, 10 Hampden
! NX. do, IA; Boston, l0-oz, brown and drab, l7n
| Monlauk, 10 inch, %; No. s. 10 inch, 42k; No
s ~ inch. 57l,; Gold Medal Blue, iis; Lion
brown and drab, H.
| CHAMBRAY--1ih@ l6c.
TioKiSa-Amoskeag AGA, 1sS Hamilton 70
Hollywood, plaid, ID, Standard z, 10, Easton b
w; Omega, l6,s,
HICKORY Rock River, G.s Blue and Brown,
ehc; India. iohc; Arlisgton, sj,c; Thorndlke,
u &c; Hamilton ~.
KENTUCKY JRAss-Pacino r, r., 24;Columbia
%; Kansas, lsh; Humboldt 81 Palaris, III
Table Rock, l6h; Bonanza, ?21; Pride OF thu
West S2S Bang Up, 20 Deer Island, ssh; Keo.
kuk, 30 Mississippi X. q; Roxborough, 10y,
Badge-. Ali Golden Fleece, 20; St Cloud s7S
LissIYs-Dexter, 2S2;Justicc, &c; wavcrly, iSA.
Green 9riar. 1871. Rob Roy, IL United States 1,
PLAID 0sNAnuRas-Delta, TX; ECONOMY, i2r
Ottawa 81; Michigan. SS; Belle ~, Wood
| WI, IN; Catawha. w
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Sheep-owncrs In Montana are having remark.
ably good luck with their nooks so far this sea.
son.
The Pittsburgh Stockman saws: great many
farmers and stockmen have EXPIRE sed the intrn.
ton of feeding cattle for next June market and,
If we mistake not, the number of these H. unusli.
expectation of good things ~ this tine, for
which, indeed, there is apparently good ground,
Too general concentration na' Ju0e, however,
might temporarily oveiSloos the market, though
the probabilities Of such nn occurrence do not
seem great IL Is Just as well, though, not TO
expect too much OF INT cattle trade of the next
few months There IL every reason TO anlici-
pate that excellent prices will rule, but the eX-
travne ant values OF year ago have had the
elect of making not q few stockmen oversan.
suine. Too,peot good markets Is reasonable
but 10 80 fix themselves that only eXtravagant
prices will lot them out is u risk which prudcn,
men will not care to take.
TODAY u QUOTATIoNs.
bRKF uATTLN-Butchers stock, grass fed, S&;
corn fed, g..
BARREN Cows-Fat S&6D3h cents.
sHIPpINa--iNAA cents
STcCR-Per head, Sl26sea0.
Mich Cows-With calves, e25DSaO.
Hoas-Corn-fed, &c. gross; timber fat, 8;
stock. S@3S.
snEEr-Mutton, sS&i cents; stock, per head
e2,006es2 so
HoRsKs--Rxtra fne, per span, e30DSSs0o fancy
harness, Si600s200; livery harness 8756ssl76
farm, s50(1sl25; ponies, &l5GfS0.
MuLEs-Extra heavy sl25QDSs0o; medium $500
500 Bmall R30db0.
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lassages. Of the head bepon IN ono, H..
si DIonical tubes grew better coUph oaIoa'
vaur NV Wv, ch,l see to write | owe nv II q ~
your treatment THos. J. DAILY Iro =.
400 received ana your. Catsrrh Specific soma t,mo
IL, una USED as directed. 1t acted lila oh o
had IN ny, tpugn ana stopped that wheeling
" '"S unIoa. JAMES W. SANDERS
rive Mile Mason county W Va
Ivy my throat is now so well rcsioro1 ,h,, -,
ualiy without any ditllcuity and ena eau n
r. LILY u! Whatever in preaching '"' Nnu Nv
Iate rh nhn, ~. ID LII. d Mainstee. Mich
an, 80 oa"hoeilor University of Nebraska.
Yielded ,o another formidable case nj last
' ~ your Treatment " B, MORSE
I am noy, o,,,.,, Bryan, Texas.
, rnIce months felt Ike difaron, nsu ustI
troo,r vaiAo, DO said In favor of yonr ea,o,,S
e''''onI IL has saved my life '''' '"'"iin
MRS f. G. MITCHELL, Fairburv Ill
treatment WIFI nyss near me and has used your
md hnar,,W WIN perfect success, and is noy well
rms am witness TO- wa
Al. - m WIN " srERRs, Fairbury. Ill.
ou can saw Milmoth, OF Oxford Indiana. writes.
arrh Medicine bss oG aver You like that your Ca
iriyen In =, diSs nus done me wonder.: il has
: ror as Wv uiseaSe out OF my system,
Z NJ , m'teen years have been u,do- A., ,..
lated Cn, va WI. Tor conSum ption In a' ,.,,ar
ured 'our months later she says: I am ai iost
Mounta,, MARY J. HoLLvY,
Nv villa aO..,' rark Ellis county, Texas.
ms no " cnr continues in the best of health and
bic to recSn,r IS with great pleasure we are
ours has proved ~ 80 80 wonderful medicine as
's'" oelo u.s. J. II. BuLLARD,
Betwccn r,,o Springfield, Mass
4 with ca, n,ne aud ten years ago be,ny s1,lct.
lent a T%aarfh, obta,ned your course |. trest.
ontbs" u va alter peisist,nE in its nse some
lurn Of ths completely cuird, and have haS no
wos w. sTiLt. pattenburg N.
!, ! Was terribly afflicted win, nasal 49,, 49,,
ON, rih aud concluded TO Give r "1u , v."1
iced NV wS h,o, IN shore ume II cured M. IN.
' y pro,her 10 try II, and he too. was cured
Moro ,, ~, w. JONAS Rock River Fails, Wis.
les viii n'',' year ago used your Catarrh rem.
90 your remSslS untold told benefit to myself.
Mrs +. i, mooSEn. iSa sIl, yVSs'
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HARDWARE,
ro-pAY,s QUOTATIONS..

ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
Axes-Collins' per Dozen 800; Gold Dollar per
dozen, SEQ; Diamond, Edge per dozen, 1000;
Double Bit 20. CO.
shovols aud Spades -Rowland's, discount 80
per cont; Amcs list hteel goods, discount 4Oand
~ per cent,
Rubber Beltipg-Discount5 80 per cent
Nails - 65 rate,
Sheet lron-27 b. Go; galvanized. discount 2
per cent.
skillets and lids, 30 per pound; sugar tettes
b. per pound
scales--Fairbanks, discount 20 pei cont.
Howe, discount Is per cont.
Tin rlate-l. G., lONlA per box. 500, O., lsl
40, per oox, 500; Torne llx2O, por box, $50;
Ternc, 20x2S per box, 1880
Mmped. discount 10 rer cent
solder-Na I. lie; NO. Ia and Ia, $50 pei
pound.
No. duck horse collars 25 per dozen.
Hamos-two loop, 400 per dozen. three loop
as per dozen
HEAVY HARDWARE.
shafts finished. ~ poles. slS 10. Single.
trees, wagon, select 81 Isl buggy, :, 30; express
$50, Wagon tongues, 1904 Hickory axles
10 90, BOlstcfs, 10. Coupling poles, 1 as
Spokes, INK, select 2,7t; NIX, $50. Sawed
fellocs, y, IN. ., 100, Bowdeu shoes, q, on
Northwestern horse nails, No, &. o "; q, ssh S
52S. BAR iron, 10 rate Plow stoel, 10; spring
steel, So cast steel, lSc,
BuaaiKs--Crade ID and spring, top, s9owioO DC
omen. S70elste do side springs, top, sl00sla5; dc
side tar et00NslSG do phaetons, sl25afl5G A grade
side spring, eilbao200 do pfaetons, ti60,a2OC
bump seat buggles ei7be25e platform sprinsI
Nl0aiaa three "tns ~sxona ep0atrb
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FRUITS, NUTS VEGETABLES POULTRY
BUTTER AND Zoos.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
GBKKH APfLEs-Sew, "a 00GG 90 per Dbl.
CURRANTs-Sto SIG
PRACHEs-None IN market
CALIPoRNIA PEARS. S06l6. 90 per box.
OkANoEs-Messina, boxes, 5 0O@5 5O Valencii
oranges, cases o! 40. siOml1
LEMoNs-Per box, Sicily, 4 5O@5.Oo per box
Malaga, 4 OOmi.5O
BANANAs--2.t0l9i 90 per bunch.
GRArEs'-Malaga, 4. O00y6 80 nalf barrel,
BANANAs--2 ,501i 90.
pArRs--in trails, l2G1l5c
Eios-Kegs. 13c, layers II to PC per pound.
,NuTs-Almonds, DC per pound; Braru, iOdsi.
hllerts, loo; Naples .walnuts, l5c, h. chestnut,
imported, none on tho market peanuts, Ter
nesoe red S@lOc; choice white, Ike CocoGnutl
y. 5000 90.
SWEET poTArcEs-75c TO 10 nor bushel
ONIoHS--Red, por barrel, 500; yellow, 81
per bushel.
PorAToEs-Pcr bushel, 81 so and firm; che
New York early rose, 1904 90 per Dbl.
CABBAaE-New, 2.60GD3 90 per dozen; old, Is
per dozen or id5c per pound. lof
SAuER BBAUT. b bis IS 80: half bbls q
large bbls, $3.50. re-
UNICKENs-We quote at e. seas 90 per tbe
turkeys, 5n0el 90. }tha
E6as- 22d25c per aosen. A ~
buTTRR-Cholce western, 204S0; COOkls, ~
;, country, 2hM1S fhe
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BUILDING MATERIAL,
rO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..


AAIos-ht the kiluB TO go kiln run,
SfoHk-At the Dallas quarries, 6c p5r cubic
foot II Tor foundation; lC for wall and rs for
dressed front
LUaBgR--Ycilov Pine, rough, 50 90 per 100
feet over "a feet In length 81 o. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 80 70; n ceiling
o. \ ceiling, 81 no yellow pine siding "; white
Pine ceiltus .tS co. FIRST common - second com.
mon, AZ; white pine siding, frgt common
81 rs; second common, 2 50; poplar siding x,
clear $25 co. poplar ceiling, "a co. ash
and walnut flooring, 800 pei thousand
poplar. dressed both sjdes, $50 rough walnut.
el2b ~ loo. Common doors, ~ 50 10 o.; sash, 81 10
TO on as 70 siEe.
PopTs--Cedar. $40 So Boise d arc as
La 1856 per thousand.
PLASTER PARIB-Fer barrel, eis9a SO.
SHIHaLEs-Yellow pins, SO 50 to 4 Is; white
pine % 80 to e5 OF. Cypress No. /. s5; No z
81 50 No 3, 90 %.
CEMENT - Rosendala 90 rs; Louisville, IS 50
Portland, s6 &C.
DRAIN PIPE-s Inch, $50 per loot; 4inch &c;
inch S7hc; inch, i0c s inch, SOC.
CEMENT FLURs-f Inch, 87}Sc; inch 40o; inch
ceiling Joint 81; inch cap 60c Inch calling
loinL 81 IS finch cap do, 6OC,
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and ell colors
III OJGl 81 per gel. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealerH
WHITE LEAD--strictly pure, 81 So
LnE--Coopered, Austin, 81 per barrel: hulk
" be benson car lots, 90c; per barrel, Oh rs;
Dallas IN lots. ac; nor hurhel 25o.
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E: nm

D wr'e 10 tell you that am perfectly cured Of
= IL u 7. WISE, Magnolia Ark
,. Inc catarrhal cough has entirely left mo. am
"saili' j. A. HULL, Cleveland, o,
co,,, would not take farm for your Specific If II
"o' pc oePlaceu. j. +. ROBERTS,
Chicago. Ill
T., ! wonld not take a thousand dollars for vour
''"iers' am completely cured.
u. j. MCKNIGHT, Cleveland o.
Tour treatment has cured my daughter os
Iaa,fn in1uced by severe attack OF measels
JOHN W. RILEY, U. S. Express Agent Troy, O.
M, NY health is fully restored. The horrid and
rj"t disease Is al. gone. My lungs feel ali
'sn'' MRS, W ID. LIsCoIN, York, Neb
mol i9 1 treatment did me great good. | have
not lost day by sickness TIT year. ''
Biddle University, Charlotte N, c,
II am glad to say that l found your medclno
W W that can be claimed for II. ! am fliilv nv
'w'cu' D. H. slGfRIED, Potlsyile Pa
-, l 30 not regret the money It cost in using vour
msnt can heartily recommend your treat |
Clsrkstoro Glouchrstcr countv' n,
l. have used your catarrh treatmen. and 49,,
uuteu A thousand thanks to you for So srra 'Aa
'omedy' FANNIE DEMENT,, Dyer Statios. Tenn
am much pleased to say thatI have used ,ho
treatment faithfully, with the happlest and b.s s
'su'S JOHN A. PRATT, Goils Falls, N, Il
\, no amount OF money could induce me To bc
placed In the misery Twas I'm whom W
nSrced using your medicine, ooli'
J. u. MCINTYRE, Fulton, Mo.
), ! am so far recovered that am able IN at,end
hureh. can walk half mile, have a "' ,.ena
ppeate' am gaining all the time. e0o'
=, MRS A. NJ MUNGER Detroit Mich
p MDw Ian am cured head free; air passages al,
hanks 10 you for SO sure remedy '0N'""u
JUDGE j. COLLECT lima a
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LIQUORS

ALooHoI--s2 81, per GAL w pcr high winea,
WHIsgy-Rectined, u Tool 80 as pov proof
81 75casa co. three years old, a a,Ss2 So ssnov
extra old whisky. s305 AZ per age
WiNss--Clarot In case, NS.S per quality; "a.
hwbA per gal 9ocGp1 So iorL n eoel; sherry,
per gat o. 0o@i Madeira, pei ssL ~ s06eE whiis
vino, In cases, IS 50osl6
CHAMrAasR-yulesM Mum 4 w., s.,a?a Held.
slok, In basket SSso2s; Krug. IN baskeL el6to2s
Domestic champagne, S7QolI
BorTLx BxnR-Bt Loni. quarts, Sl2 pints Sl2 80
Budweisor. own sise el2 30 pints N3 81 Er.
LANCER bocr. quarts. els pin,s. eiaS, key boer.
$50.
AiB-stock Ala N q O0cs2 Is; Porter
per dos, e. 000o2 ~
Guaranteed to %-Ack.
er's Celebrated ~ Nv
w. II. Patterson
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Fifteen Years Ago

seasc Ihodt,a,
in
eyes hawking Of r a disgust
polluted
in
etoreic
inc whole the @
orougha nipa
l. i.
i nm H g m sS.s for relief Many thousand, .,.
who
treated i as the addresses
let the
ch" bankers men,
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OUEENsw ARE.

Assorted crates. elp TO s7S
runblers s5c to 100 per doz;e 500 70 per box,
goUlets, $50 Dbl,
v,oneware per Loo sailvl,l, Si00l
Iamps-a " u.7Ga. H.. 0sG lamp chin
"a % Per COX.
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p = 10 Not Procrastinate.

iwouli be
'''' "eBn ana convince hopefinmS specific
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Catay.Ns
IA rs q Dangerous Disaaso
And should not be trOU

AH mo 10
tickling coughing a'AEM should look for to fret
bad
Dee
should be promrtv symptoms
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-. AND HIDES,

Fiau(Asuu, rioNs TODAY.
10 leel npuSi exiSan improved per it,, II
dl,iq Ym,.s sound Snn and heavy - to iIc
BUY oc w0 All pa. as,n. to- to ,7l:sc; green,
AM s " ms 20 to 2ac sheopsiins &
n lights, made miserable bv
n cough, Shiloh's Cure Is Tia
ID ,ou, Sold by w. II. Patter.
'uggists. Dallas, Texas.
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Q, b ="
PROV pre-

N.Y.. c.,., ny
The German, goydcuit
week passed decreo airing tho n,s,
ton OF American pory ~ tho imnop,s,ss '
IT Il whispered 1.-TWO ycats " aaa Is
marse, The ionJHt es Of ls SrSm In NE Is
trated, three parti1 .tty we'll cann WIS
ticrces between M uding some IN IN
yet room for mv IN, q be trua ,hauvV
there hr enough Slr, love " nrnviS ~
other thugs maj \, which eva, , n.'
umalti NJ not ,tock of lard A, es.
more Than W0N 900 tierces and no,
world il suppN rnd the stock I in 10, 10.
cent OF Tho qI " more than co per
BAooN--LG pTATIoNs.
10 erssakmg les lihc; shor, clear
Ike fNhy iidoS llc short o,,..
HAns--pk MY eoAf'
LARD-W. Anl
cans 10, |half barrel, isc 1o.,h
S-lb canJh IKE io-lb cans, iscW:
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Moro Than l9C 9 Is:

Have you a cold in the head tn
Gus or matter in the nasal PASSAGE
hind the palate, or hawked or suu
sp.ttiug, weak and inilamed eyes,
noises in the ears, more or less ~
ness or dizziness in the head. dr.
Have you pain in the chest, lurGE
Have you liver complaint? Is Isl
symptoms; others Ouly Il part, turd
secretion of muous of yellow c M.
Foul breath il caused by Z M1
in the head; sometimes the = r., Q
sores rev p tSa u co,srnntio,p rmib ~
AS every breath drawn use:
In the nasal passages 1t ma Fhin
takes place. while the morb y tn
feebles digestion and oftq eces
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SADDLERy AND LEATHF

TODAY s QUOTATIONS.
SOLE LEATHER OAK-No, l, 39@i0erat
80. "a
HIMooK-Best buffalo slaughter w
best Matamoras, 20 NJ. 2 %. 90
OAK HARNESS LgArHRR-No. /, Std II ~
$50
HrsLocR-Prime, IS: do good, T. ~ 4
FRRsoH CALPsUIs--Si rs to | fois q
quality. Ina no IN
PnILApkLPHIA OALFsKIs-Nq NIX ~ "
do No. 2 81 % to 10. w -.
PHILADELPHIA KITa-No. |. 'ne'A :"
ording 10 weight ~ bon n.
NJ. 8, stage collars, $3.50. pro- NJ
Duck collars si.s5. ldes
No. 8, In cotton back bands, III
No, so cotton back bandbelo,
No. cotton back bands, 4 rot
6h-G-2 trace ohnius, d6c,, nn
Gh-S-2 trace chains, j2cy :"
7-S-2 trace chains, COO.
No, ! hook hanas NJ
si.eG r. lo5.No ,
No. Web HattorS rop%A w. =
No. 9. W eb hatters re-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-03

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-03

GALL HOANO.
Prices were a little better tor some articles on
the call bOaid to-day. Wheat, cash, VI OF;
March, g. 06 April. clio; May, 81 10. Corn in
shuck cash, 56Cgo7 March, 5l@o5; April, 81;
May. d8: average Texas corn in bulk, cash, COG
Co. Marcn, 5SG6J; April, 55@66; May, S. Oats
O.; April, 5O@5i May, 10 Rye sacked. 7O@74,
Barley, sacked, 62@65 Millet seed, German.
81 %; little, 60 Bran, cash. 81; March, 81 o.;
ApGl, 81; May, 50. Hay. Oh ears. Sl2.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-03

Dcducting the stock on hand January ], losI,
from the total supply, II appears that the dislgi
buuon IN 1881 was IS SOB 1874 pounds, and II IL es.
pt0n Of lSs9 Of about 5 per cent, but there
Is no reliable data on which to base an accurate
oStimatp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-03

Prices continue very nrm on change for al
kinds OF grain. and until the receipts are heavier
will remain SO. A few ears OF corn from Iall-
road points surrounding will arrive next week,
Int not sufficient to affect the market. Deaior,
already receiving good quantities from out
dc the state. Oats ure scarce and high, ana
ts II consequence sales arc light One. car OF
oats has been received nom st, Louis, and
others viii follow soon, There is very little
wheat offered on the streets, aud already orders
for 1t are being received here from the mills In
other portions of the state. Some OF tho enter
prising dealers are making arrangements TO Sc.
cure supplies from Kansas Millet seed IA firm,
and numerous small lots changed hands to-day
10 Oil orders.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-03

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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-05-26
Care Of Harness.

There is a very general neglect in the
care of farm harness. 1t is not only
economy to keep the harness well oiled
but it is much more comfofabletobo both.
team and driver to have the leather soft
The following sensible hints 6n oiling
harness we take from an exchanges:
There are many different applications
used and different modes are adopted
tor employing them. "A common way
is first to wash them thoroughly with
soap and warm water, and then to ap-
ply neats-foot oil, as the best oil for the
purpose. But a different course is
adopted by others. One teammanager
informs us that the first thing to do is
always to apply one or two coats of
castor oil with enough lamp black to
give proper color. BY thus saturating
the leather with oil first, the soapeand
water applied afterwards do not pene-
trate it, and when leather is permitted
10 absorb water it hardens it and e.
Guides the oil. BY oiling first, the dirt
IS softened SO that it is easily washed
on and this obviates much of the scrap
ing otherwise required, and the whole
operation may be performed at once.
after being oiled, wash it with a sponge
anu soap suds, and when dry, rub over
!. a mixture of equal parts o. oil and
ALLOW, colored withlamp black. alda
small portion OF. Prussian blue. OWNERS
" harness often think they havn't
ume to care for harness in the way
named, but it is. the, ''haven't time
mat keeps them poor.-Detr0N Post.