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Dallas Eye Infirmary
Prof. D. j. STANSBURY, M. D.
No. l0it Elm Street. Dallas, Texas

Read the following testim ,pials =
| was cured In four weeks ut the above IN,
Urinary, after having suffered for three wears
with graduated eyelids. MICHAEL kLUNhs
was attacked IL years ago with Texas SOY
eyes until l became blind, was operated upon
by different doctors until one Of my eyes VS.
cut out Five weeks treatment In above in
JOSEPH CALDWELL.
was afflicted for Q wears with granular GU
junc,lvitis which resulted In pannus OF corn. ,'
and entropion Of the lids. Six weeks W.
ment at the DALLAS By and Ear lndrmM,rr, u n''
effected perfect cure. JOHN n. kblLq.,
was nearly blind with granular copiuncivrr
lis, pannus and staphylpms: suffered ioI W.. W.
wears Three weeks treatment In the ps,''
Rye lnfrmary pc ftctly re, tnred my eyes,sTrrr
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From Mr.. c. H. Huffman, who arrived
home from a trip yesterday to Aurora.
Wise county, a HERALD reporter learned
that three lrishmen who we, blasting i'm n
well were seriously injured by a prema.
ture explosion,
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Humanity's great hope for the future IA
Alone TO be realized In improved conditions
q matrimony. What . profound obIira.
.ion does this met involve Those who real.
re tne responsibility can hardly do better
snan take advlce from Mrs. Lydia Il. Pink.
oure Of oil diseases peculiar 10 women. Srs
70 justly celebrated. Send for pamphlet,
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

WIN positively prevent such results. In proof
OF ms assertion, we cite you to the numberless
eminent authorities as DR.. Eli Ives, Of New Ia.
ven, Conn, and Dr. King Compiler of Kings
Dispensatory) Ask your own physician ifthese
names are authorities and decide for yourself
whether you will sacriice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice to an advertised medi.
cine. Decide now, 1t may not be too late.
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LOCAL LORE.
Action Taken by the Exchange rs
to the
Death Of Captain Leonard-Eloquen',
Heartfelt Tributes.
And Other Matters Local In Nature.

Funeral Of Captain j. L. Leonard.
The mortal remains of Captain J. Il.
Leonard were yesterday afternoon, at B
O'Clock, conveyed to their final resting
place. followed by o large concourse oil
friends who lament his loss, the whole city
laying aside the rush and cares Of business
10 paw the last tribute Of respect TO- most
worthy man, whose place In our midst they
ali, with one accord feel, will be hard 70
I'll. The deceased was dressed with his
usnal care. with his hand partially thrust
into the breast of his coat, and 30 natural
did he look that one might suppose he was
lust about to greet him In his usual pleas
ant and courteous manner.
The catalogue was covered with
beautiful floral tributes composed
Of rare flowers shaped into
Wreaths, pillows, anchors and crosses.
The funeral ceremonies were conducted by
the Rev. DIR. Hughes, of the Methodist
Episcopal church south, aided by volun.
teer choir, composed OF Miss Minnie Wolf,
Mrs. Eugene Crowdus, Professor. Henry
Frees and Mr.. G. A. King, the cere-
monies were commenced py
beautiful hymn by, the
choir entitled LEAD Kindly, Light" which
was most teelingly sung, awakening the
hearts Of all the hearers, after which por-
tion OF the scriptures appropriate to the occa'
sion were read by DR.. Hughes. The choir
then sang that grand and sublime hymn
composed by Gottschalk and entitled "Lasl
Hope;" this, like the other, was most beau
tifully and touchingly rendered
DIR. Hughes then made most approprl
ate and beautiful address, in which ht
touched upon the we'll known character
and strict integrity OF Captain Leonard
and the high esteem in which he was held
both In his social and business relations
he alluded most feelingly to the sad 'os
sustained by him in the death OF his be
loved wife but a short time since, and tn.
precious legacy he had now lef
10 his friends In his beloved or
pban boy. Tue doctors remark
we're beautiful and could not have peel
more appropriate; he could not have don't
otherwise, as he had known him from hi
youth up to the time of his death. Tn
ceremonies we're closed by q beautiful
PRAYER and hymn, Jesus is Nine" sung t,
that old and familiar air. Nearer My Goo
to Thee" during which his many friend
passed In and took their last lool
upon the loved features Of their departed
friend, and evinced the deep sorrow the,
felt in this sad loss, by the tears which
coursed down the cheeks OF strong men, a
well as those of the gentler SEX. His re
mains were then conveyed to the hearse b,
the following gentlemen. his associates il
business and social friendship. who acte!
as pail bearers: Hon. DIN Welborne, W
l.. Griges, J. q. O'Conner, J. N. Simpson
w. ii. Flippin, Colonel G. s. Mitchell, J
b. Adoue, w. II. CASTOR,
His memory is all that remains OF ont
whom none knew BUTTE love, none nance
but to praise.
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University Of Virginia

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nirc weekly
begin l2th July, 1889, aud end i2,h September,
Have proved Of signal use---lst 10 students who
design 70 pursue their studies at this or other
privately, and a, to practitioners who have moi
nad the advantage Of systematic Instruction.
E t circulsr apply q. 9. I'm verslty Of Va J to
sVHN y. MINOR. Prof. Com. and btat. Law,
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nIneap column.
1lOttcRA.


Observation-Disclosures may De named into
~ our business office up to Sp. m, and into the
composing room M tn l \. N.
NOTlCETO CUNTRAC rORs-SEALED Pho
~ posals will DO received by W. S, Parker
Chairman Building COmEittee, until June 20
1883 for building Public School Building in
the city of Denton, in accorc ance with the plans
and specifications on file in the Mayors Office
IN said city. Bond with security will be IT qured
of the successful bidder The City Council re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
w. r. WITllERS, Secy City of Denton. Tex.
B.-The building will be 70x90 ieet-three
stories iun5-lit
NO1lCE-Citizens or strangers wishing to in
~ vest IN ty real estate. farms or wild lands
are respectfully invited to call Al our office, No
IO9, Main street and examine our lists. maps
and abstracts of land titles The best of refer
encc given. JONES 4 MURPHY, Real Estate
Agents.
NOTICET0 RACTORS-SEALED BIDS
~ will be received by the City Engineer until
) p. m June 18th proximo, for putting down a
b0ls ARC block t'eet pavement on Elm street.
between Jetlerson and Poydras streets, / $40
feet and be ween POy dras street and Sycamore
street, 2GO feet, III accordance with the plans
anu specifications on file in the city engineers
office. Bond and security will be required with
Dds in accordance with section l, chapter 80
CITY Ordina, ccs The City Council reserve the
right TO rejec any or all bids.
w. NJ. JOHNSON, City Engineer
Dallas, Texas, May 20, 1888 may29-2It
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Mr.. p. N. Helm, Waco, Texas, says. 81
am aged 81. Browns Iron Bitters removed
feeling of lethargy and increased my
weight 6 pounds"
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Loss of hair and grayness, which often
mar the prettiest face, are prevented by
Parker's Hair Balsam.
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TOM HARGIS,
THE LIVERY MAN.

THE LIVERY MAN.
Can be found at the old stand Of es,'O -,
simpion, opposite Schneider \ DAVIS wv
equipped 10 every line OF his business "a spd
Tom IL the Oldest livery man IN inc CIV
has all the Ayers" to DO found In DaliH'
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The Diamond Dyes for family use have
no equals. All popular colors easily dyed,
fast and beautiful. 10 cents package for
any color.
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Flies and Bugs
Flies, reaches, ants, bed. bugs, rats, mice,
goPhers, chipmunks, cleared out ty Rough
On Rats" 10 cents.
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City Court,

City VS.. Ed Brown, drunkenness; dis.
charged.
City vs.. James Humphreys, cursing; dis
charged.
City vs.. w. Wills, drunkenness; fined So.
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Mrs. Davis. the x.senator's bride, was
voted 1.-THE most popular lady in Blooming
ton" at baby show in that place the other
day,
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II you are chilled or wet through, dose
of Parker's Ginger Tonic will infallibly
save you from taking cold.
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CastOria.
old DIR; Pitchers remedy for sckly and
irritable children. Csstoria is not narcotic
II is harmless, pleasant and prompt. When
the child has health, the mother can rest.
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DR.. ]. O. Fiddler, Jefferson City, Mis-.
souri,. says: persons who use Browns
Iron Bitters always speak well of it. |
think 1t good medicine"
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Action Of the Merchants Exchange.

The members ofthe Merchants Exchange
held meeting at 0 o'clock yesterday morn
ing to take action on the death OF their late
brother member. Captain ], l.. Leonard.
President Oppenheimer, OF the Exchange,
addressed the meeting briefly as follows:
IL is very sad occasion that calls us here
together this morning. The death of Cap.
tain j. l.. Leonard is so unexpected, so sud
den, that 1t seems more like a dream than
the sorrowful fact that 1t Is. He whom we
mourn now has but q few days ago been on
the floor of this Exchange, the picture OF
perfect health-to-day lifeless clay. In the
prime of lie, crowned with success and
surrounded BY hosts of friends, the pale
hand of death beckoned him to another
shore. l will leave to others to extOl his
many manly virtues, but permit me to say
that by the death OF Captain Leonard
the Merchants Exchange loses one of its
most honored members, the city Of Dallas
one Of its most enterprising, public spirited
citizens, and many, aye, many OF us most
true and noble friend.
Messrs. Piouts, McEnnis, scruggs Cock
rell and other members of the exchange
paid a tribute to the memory of the de-
ceased. The chair appointed Messrs. How
ard, Scruggs and Darlington as a commit
tee TO draw up suitable resolutions, and
the following were adopted;
WHEREAS, The Merchants Exchange of
the CITY of Dallas has learned With deep re.
greet and inexpressible pain, of the death of
Captain j. l.. Leonard, late member oil
this body.
Resolved, First, that in his death the
Merchants Exchange has lost one of its
ablest :and worthiest supporters, and all
its surviving members are in full sympathy
with the universal sorrow which pervades
this community.
Seconi-That in the death OF Captain
Leonard, Dallas has lost an invaluable
citizen whose generous and faithful labors
in her behalf will leave an impression for
good on her growth and character which
cannot be effaced and tradition will long
tell his usefulness.
Third-.Intelligen in the perception OF
his duty and resolute in its performance,
faithful to his every prot ssion and pro-
J. l.. Leonard, kind, benevolent and noble,
has fallen victom to the last enemy in the
meridian OF his manhood. Over this sad
event our heads are bowed low in sorrow
and our hearts deeply stricken with grief
Fourth That this exchange be
drareo IN mourning for the period Of thirty
DAYS, ard that the members attend the
funeral this p. M; that the Exchange
Glose at - m, and the business houses be
requested to close o, $3.50 p. M, out Of res
aptct to his memory, and that a copy Of
these solutions he furnished the HERALD
and Times for publication, and that they be
spread upon the minutes Of The Exchange
] b ScRyaos.
w. o. HOWARD.
M. d. GARLiNGrcN.
o, motion, the fOlluwus num hers III the
Exc ,ange were sproih'el pall-beafers:
htasus. Pfouts. Darlington, Sanger, Ma
xUney, Tillnan AID Be',er,On.
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4 =, 80" ~ 40 al, ~ N.oily
y va ,rn'ln',i '"ns N. ~ Pear street
~ w. " Wa, INIT I, 4
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LOR eALE-A PARLOR BEDROOM SET
y and other fine furniture az good as new,
Z. SANGER 600 Ervay sirnnt e iunin M,
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MILLER'S HOTEL

81 80 & Al West 36th Street, New YORK Wy
Southern people visiting Yow York wiz nS.
sessirS The comforts OF a home with the adysn'
tages Of a hotel, A. moderate rates, Conves""
10 the centres Of trade, the parks p,sces,
amusement aud principal churches ri'er s,.
perfect V. ntilatIon, unexceptonablc tapie' A'''
kish, Electric and Roman Ratha
SIND FOR CIRCULAR.
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For Aale.

EOR SALE-A FARM EIGHT MILES FROM
Dallas, co tanning twenty ceres of woodland
anu twenty acres clear, under fence and in high
STATE or cultivation, the farm also has on Il a
NO !. box house, kitchen stable and a large
new barn Good water on the place. For par.
uculars enquire of A, Dys,erbach, East Dallas
s,,,,t
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40" s.Ni--A I.Ai OF SL\IN LOOM.
L iruNinS sUGh with IA. N.ttr, I'D c,r,s,.
~ 81 me on"r, - po,itr P.,til.cc. nuune nj
W." ~ t.r' y ~ w.. ~, !"
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). OK hEA "A Nj ~ i. ~ $500,
! "" rh'Ap Sh',. $40 And av.,u
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WANTED-You 70 stop at the NATIONAL
W HOTEL. First.clsss accommodations at
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
LMENIr-FlvE CENTS PER DAY. Board and
lodging from 81. so to 81 per week. The build.
ing Is brick, with three starwsys In case OF Gre
Located In the business portion Of the city, only
one square from street'car line, and one square
from Texas Il Pacific and Missouri Pacific DEPOT
either road. Give us a trial. and be eonvinced
that you eau get good accommodation and save
Proprietor ian1o.Iy,
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MlisceIlameot,s 16aamts

WANTED-A GOOD BAKER. APPLY TO
" FINE, VERY FINE, s3s Main st jnn14.2t
w ANTEp->lrUArION BY AN EXPER
~ fenced German miller (sing.e). Address
II H.. Dallas herald Office. junl4.4t
WANTED-THE ADDkEsS OF A YOUNG
W boot and snoe maker single man; sober
>. . dhAVES Cisco, Texas. junl3
MANITOBA STEADY, ACTIVE BOY TO
~ learn the plumber trade at LOG Elm street.
a NC" iikh' junl3-3l
WANTED-TWO GENTLEMEN OR MAN
W and wife wanting large airy room AZ
and fist-c ass board, can be accommodated at
'-o Fun street junl32t
WANTED-G00D TIMER TO TAKE
W ch rye of shop at Tyler. Texas; m ust be
good workman; will give good wages and
steady work by he year, Address at once NJ,
WHITE, DenisOn, Texas. junl3-lw
WANTEJ--A WHITE NURSE, AT $40 ROSS
" Nv nue. JUNE
MANTED-Oue charter YAK cooking htoge
W and thirteen double complete bedstcads
and bedding. Address l.. KRAPF, Colorado
CITY, Tex" or herald office.
w Mills foot of Houston street. Highest
prices paid CITY FIGURING MILL.
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3Auucu TO Lend

1. ~, 81" q bu.,i.,k, Sll'ui In "a,
now d"tliihg nno "srptntc' nd blarl sa,lh
mop ior envy SION ncnIh. lnQuir, OF j, i
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MoNh TO LLND-uh cne " I've ,.a,,'
w ',m9 NJ icas0 able rates. CR, Wei, Nov
p"".r "an.r'r Dallas rrxas.
-, loan Il. Watkins u Co 'alhS
- W wv feb 1917
"A oSAI ~ nn"D'-k, b. Gnu. hanour
- fch- 4
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1910 ~ az, Ming u u ,u nv, x,..L
- Vine Lam "oI's or deed oftrust rea,Jrri
a. security. Texas Losn A, ency, Cors,csna
' 10 NsH
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OK sale, BEDROOM SET,
/ hat stand, refrigerator ard Charter 0ak
Stove WIN reservoir. corner Young and Ervay
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!, OR LVAN~l an PREPARED 10 END
90 ,u1"l hand, lott, nniy bonds Ind
ara NO. nj ,easolHblr at.s sid shti.In tory
me 'AMESB simpson,. for S,ctush Am
WY W. ,"' Nes'etc Nort Ano Invrstmsnl
: ~, W." aiSNt W.
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iscard OF i:aualisatio,l.

NOTICE |, IN oEnY GIVEN IN y rlr
~ hornBhlv ca m S,,nh,,, Iour, M NJ,
'"nrW' Tt's', vii ,o"veno aud .it ny n Bo,,a
~ ,nu, ~ hnu MONDAY, he ,i'h day a
,VNb ~ 70 cove Al the assessment hats %,
t'"H w we Quay A'.s or tor their n ne,
Wv" WV CIV, esi cation Rud aopr,v,l. ",
N"'n tmt MI pu"s wtw ~ Tho AS, ,sor
p"''eS fohcttii s rropity viii b. nu,.k
seal tn May 9Nh lSSi '>'''
", NJ. e III l., county Clerk,
NV InEl.SE lA,A ruutv wn,3LiN
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nat suano, refrigerator ard Charter Oak
Stove, with reservoir Corner Young and Eryay
.,,e e'. wv 'os'l junlO
Noa sALE-A GOOD PAYING RESTAU.
l rant located in the best part of the city and
doing n good business, with furnished rooms
Tor travellers good reasons for selling. Address
Box 2Oi, Postohlce. Fort Worth. iunS.St
DOR SALE RESIDENCE ATCoRNER OF
Il HARDWOOD aud Wood streets For I, rms
apply TO GEoRGEN ALDHiDGE junG.im
Il OR SALE-A GOOD FARM CONTAINING
l. $50 acres, 4 miles south of Dallas, on the
prairie; 800 acres enclosed; lSj In Guilty. alton.
remainder in grass everlasting spring water.
houses on the premises; 20 acres in the timber:
WIZ be sold on easy terms; price, 500 per acre
Apply TO D KING. 526 HARDWOOD street or IN
IVA i'Eh " ARDki Elm street mayS0 I'm
FOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE, 500 ERyAY
street N. NEWSOM. maylp..f
oR sALE-llAVlNG OPERATED SEVEN
i drug stores for the past ten years, | wish To
curtail some, and offer for sale my drag husinesS
AZ farls Tex, located IN one of the most pros.
porous aud growing cities in Texas, 1t rare
onance Tor 81 crss Ia any purchaser Addr,.s
Ni'''' w. WV" fN Ia Is, lex. may21.lm
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WANIED-lOO,U0 J bushels of wheat at Cly
prices paid, CITY FIGURING MILL.
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EoR SALE RESIDENCE AT CORNER OF
L Harwood aud Wood streets For 4 rms
apply to GEORGEN AInhInGE Ing ~,
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
CANNED GOODS.

Tomaroes-Two-p0und cans. 95c0S1; 3pound.
Sl1501.4U. Peaehes-Standard 3-pnund S2.l00
2.35; 2pound seconds. Sl.350l40 2-nnund
standard. $l.60D1,70. Corn-Golden Rule. 81. 10
a | so; Po'k's 2-nound cans, Sl.l0Ol.20; Var
mouth. 81 40d1 90 Revere. 81 .4U01.50; McAIur-
ray. 81 40 al 80. Backberries. 2-pOund, 95c1
/ %; raspberries. 2-pound, Sl.7501.Sa; pine
apple standard 2-pound, 81. S0D2; second do,
81 Go 1.75; cove oysters. lponnd. full weight,
%l0I.05; light. % 070c; 2.pound-ful. II Is q
90 hight. S1.05 20: string beans, S1.100
2O Lima 0e?as, ~ 2 ,syt 80 M7FIur try,
85c1Sl. 40: small, 81 IS a 80; lo6sters, Sl.f31
l.8o; blueberries $1,000 LEO.
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal, 1913 ~ ton; Pittshurs coal,
S4.75 " ton; Raymond City coal, $3.50 y ton;
block coal, 1915 y con; block nut 50 % y ton;
Blossburg cUal, st " ton; crushed coke, 13c v
bush lump coke, l2c p bush; Connellsville coke,
lie " bush.
DRUGS
Alcohol, So 2o02 80, asafetida. 2503oc; alum,
405c; camphOr, 30035e; cOchineal, 60065c;
chlorofOrm, S00S5c; copperIs. brls, S303.3O;
cream tartar, pure. 35040c; indigo, 81 a i 30;
licorice, Cala5 genuine, IS a Ace magnesa .carb.,
2-oz, 3O035c; morphine. p. IL W. Y ounce. SO. Z D;
madden, 12014c. oil, castor, W gallon, %l.20 a
l. %; oil bergamot, y 10, $4,000; opium, go
as: quinine. P, Il W, v onuce, Sl.7001.75; bal
sam copaiba, 7O075c soap, CASTLE, FIR. IL a &c;
soda, bicsrb., 4l206c; salts, EPSON. 405c sui
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Oils.

PFrTSBURG, March 3O.-The petroleum mar
ket was activei united certificates weaker;
closed at 94lec; refined, 8'e 0S4e, Phadelph ia
delivery. At the afternoon session trading was
heavy and the market active bur weak, opening
at 96lec and then declined and closed at "a lsc.
Sales were made OF 100000 brls.
BRADFORD, Pa, March 30.-Petroleum was
excited and weak over reports from the Murphy
well, in Forest county; opened mt 90 loc; highest,
Csc; lowest "a loc: closed at 945sc. Sales were
made of 3.040, 900 bI Is. Total shipments, Thurs.
DAY, 64,959 brls. Charters, 42,S57 brls
OIL CITY, Pa, March 30.-The netroleum
market fiuctuated to-day between 913se and
9sc, and closed at 94lac. Transactions, 5.OOo,-
600 hrls Total shipments, $4,000 brls. Char
tiers, $4,000 brls.
TIPUSVILLE, Pa. March 30.-On opened at
957sc; highest, 977se: lowest, 94l4 closed az
974c. Shipments, 64,959 brls. Charters, 81, 936
brls. Runs, 81, AT brls.
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TWENfH-FOUR HOURS
MheaI, husn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4,OoO
corn, push OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3,OOO
Oats, bush ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 30.-Regular wheat was
quiet; opened at the closing figures of yester-
day, advanced SIC, declined loc, and closed CSC
higher than yesterday, Sales ranged at 81 .O5
0l055s for March, $105ss0 1.057s for April,
$l.1o901,11ls for May, $1,11 a01.12 for June.
$l.1007s0l111a for July, Sl04ieQ1 .05 ear;
winter at Sl.o9, spring SI.o7Ia. On call,
sales of 6S, 900 bu regular at ~ lac higher, the
latter for July.
Corn was active but unsettled, opened n shade
easier, rallied SIC, declined lac, and closed lac
higher than yesterday. Sales ranged at 81 q q
525s for March, 81 81 0525sc for April, $3.50
$3.50 for May, 57l4059c for June 5Slo0593sc
for July. On call. sales of 100000 bu; I'M
changed except May, which was l4c higher.
Cash oats steady. Sales ranged at 400
40lac for March and April, 43lo144c for Nav.
43l4 0435sc for June; 42le9425ec July. On
cali, sales of $4,000 bu; prices steady and I'M
changed.
Pork was fairly active; opened 50lOc ad-
vance, receded 2la05c, ana closed steady.
Sales ranged at SlS GOALS % Tor March
and April, SlS.37l90lS so for May, SlS $3.50
1872 for Dune, S18.7501S so for July, On
call, sales of 1000 Drls; prices unchanged.
Lard was active and offerings free. Sales
ranged at 1l.3501l.55c for April, 1l,450
soc for May, J. 5001l Coo for June, IL so q
0l1.62lac for July. On call, sales OF 4,750.tcs
closing prices on Change . lsc lower.
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BOSTON. March 30.-W0Ol in fair demand
Ohio and Pennsylvanla extra fleeces, 40O4lc;
Michigan and Wisconsin extra feeces, 3Se
comhing and delaine, 4405oc; pulled woods 20
04Sc,
PHILADELPHIA, March 30-The wool mar
ket is unchanged.
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Cotton.

ST LOUIS, March 30-Cotton steady; mid
ding, 9l9c; sales, 300 bales; receipts, 1900
bales; shipments, 900 bales; stock on hand,
81, 800 bales.
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LIVE STOCK.
IndiannpoIis Market.

UNION SToCKYARDs March 80.
CATTLE-Receipts, 81; shipments, none. Mar
ket steady Mt quotations;
Prime shipping steers 1,400 to
1,5O0 pounds ........-......-.--..-$ 6,200 BOG
Fair to good shipping steers, 1880
to $50 pounds. 5.G5U6.2o
Medium shipping steers. l,00O to
1000 pounds Observation-Disclosures. 5.5005.73
Feeders. good style, 1000 10 l,2o0
uoHutlS o'IoUJ.f'
Siockers, 700 To 900 pounds. ...... 4.2505. 90
Prime butchers COWS and heiters... 5.25D5.73
Fair to good Observation-Disclosures. 450O5.00
Medium 3.5O04 %
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK March 3e.-There has been very
light general demand, but chiefly through or
ders, as the prevalence of a snowstOrm until late
in the day had the effect of delaying operations.
Lawrence L L 36inch brown cOttons have been
made 6lec TO close out the stock.