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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-14

A novel and very bright ana ornamental rack
to hang on the wall. to hold papers other light
articles, is made of fans. For the front take one
fan, remove the wire from the bottom and spread
the fan out straight; for the sides use fans only
partly open for the back you may use two fans
widely opened, with the handles tied together so
that the back will be rounding over the top, or
you may use pasteoSoafd Tor the back, ana put
ornamental. These fans are to be firmly fastened
together and may be tied at the corners with
ribbon or with little cords and tassels. For the
paper-rack use large fans, and for bedrooms
where they would do service as hair-receivers or
receptaces for notes and cards, the smaller ones
are in the best taste.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. March 13.-United pipeline certificates
opened at $10las, and closed at Sl.01 So highest
price, $1.02; lowest price $1.004 Sales to-day
aggregated 1873 900 brls. Clearances yesterday,
9SSS 900 brls. Runs, 6S 1856 brls. Shipments,
5l065 brs. Charters. 6.349 brls Oil City Ex-
change stock $3.50 bid $500 asked.
BRADFORD. March 13-The crude oil market
was weak Total runs yesterday, 81 $50 brls. Total
shipments, 81, 1856 brls. Charters 6,349 brls.
Cearances, s 100000 brls. United pipeline certif-
Gates opened at 81 007s. and closed at $1.O15s;
highest price $l.O2; lowest price, Sl,001s
PIrTSBURG. March 13.--The petroleum market
was Irregular United pipeline certificates opened at
$l.Oll L. advanced to $1.02 broke to $l.007s, and
closed at 81 OILS,
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NEW YORK. March Coffee-Spot lots fair Rio
dull options 50 10 points lower aud active; Rio car
goes No T. spot TO- 60c sales of 8 500 bags Rio No.
IO.4O01O45c; $4,000 bags May at 10.490 10. 45c;
$3.50 bags June at 10000; $500 bags July at
10.5001055c; 1,50O bags August at 10. so 10 55c;
3 500 bags September at 10.500 10.60c 500 bags
October at 10 soc; 1850 bags December at 1855
a l0,60c,
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JeGersonviIIe, Madison & indianapolis.

Depart-Southern Express daily, s---.-.-.. 40 avn
Louisville and Madison Express 7:25 ana
Louisville and Madison mail p. c.. 3;50pm
Louisville Express, daily. -. 6:45 pm
ATriye--lndianapolis Madison Mail. 49,. 9:45 arm
Indianapolis, st. Louis and Chicago
Express daily. p.....-..-..-.--.11:00 am
New York and Northern Fast Ex
press, ?. c..................... 7:00pm
st. Louis Chicago and Detroit Fast
Line daily s.-.........-......1 1880 pm
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wheat in this market and in St Louis is about as
nigh as it is in New y DIRK, and this is something
quite unusual. II appears to us that choice
brands Oh -four when we consider the scarcity
of wheat from which they are manufactured,
are quite low. In fact, we have no more choice
winter wheat than is wanted for home cOnsump
ton The New York Produce Reporter says
that If much of the damp wheat ground up in
December January and February had been held
until March much better flour would have
been made from it, though il might have lacked
strength and, consequently, sponging qualities;
STILL 1t would be more likely to keep in high
temperature, and good flour, it strikes us. will
not be very abundant the coming summer. A
careful inquiry into the quality of the winter
wheat now in the elevators, both public and
private, throughout the country reveals the fact
that much OF that called No. 2 is not up to our
present standard; 1t is really only choice No J.
Hence, If these statements are literally true the
Touring capacity of the country is much less than
the public have any idea of"
GRAIN
The local market is in much the same position
as for two or three days past far as prices are
concerned. The Board of Trade Circular says:
Wheat is steady, with good demand for cash
offerings. Sellers of choice grades are more
numerous, yet they are of small lots. Futures
dull and uninviting Visible supply shows the
very large decrease of ], 5240 OH bushels, caused
by a more general home consumption, rather
than any improvement in export demand. New
York dull and 5-8c lower, Baltimore is steady
and Chicago is $50 lower than yesterday We
quote:
No Mediterranean, track .--...............$1 .06
NO Mediterranean, track Observation-Disclosures. 1.05
NO $ Mediterranean, track Observation-Disclosures LOB
No Red. track Observation-Disclosures. IOI 10
MIXED, track ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Corn-Firm and active at quotations. Good
local demand, and arrivals of choice grades
scarce. Offerings are light. Country demand
is good in this vicinity from the farmers, who
are reported by some dealers as active competi
tors for graded stock. Futures dull. Visible
supply shows an improvement in general re-
ceipts in the published increase of 900 900 bushels
New Y ork is l2c higher, Baltimore is steady and
Chicago is off 1-Sc from yesterdays quotations.
We quote:
No. White. track ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
No White, track. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Yellow. track OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
flgh mixed, track .--------..-..-.-------.- AZ
Mixed, track. Observation-Disclosures. 4Sl2
No 3, track Observation-Disclosures. AZ
heJecueu uracK---- 80
nmerchantahle. track. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 43
sound ear, track OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4Il2
Oats-We quote
No 2White, track NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 361o
Mixed. track. Observation-Disclosures. "a 12
Mixed. track Observation-Disclosures. "a
Rejected track. Observation-Disclosures. 80
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, March 13.-Cotton firm; futures
steady; March, 10. 93e; April, 1O.95c May 11.I3e;
June II .26c July 1137e; August. 11.47c; Septem-
cember, 1065c.
LOUISVILLE March 13-Cotton firm and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI, March 13.--Cotton steady and I'M
changed.
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NEW YORK. March 13.-There has been anuneven
personal as wen order demand for various miseel
aneous assortments Of staple colored and fancy cot
Agents report a fair volume Of business. Wooden
goods in moderate request and selection Iobbers are
having better request and distribution The mills Of
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON, March 13.-6 P. M.-Government bonds
--Fours, 125 ex. coupon. Railroad bonds-Ailwau
kee &c ST. Paul, 93a; Canada Pacific, 557s Penn
sylvana, 161; New York Central 119 ex dividend;
Erie 1855 Reading 1898
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the Barnehy Manufacturing Company's 400 and
1000 ginghams are pushed to the utmost to supply
the demand. Eddystone dress styles, plaids, quad
rats and checks having wide and steady demand;
also, Simpson MORNINGS and silver greys.
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age at s62506.75, with the bulk of the sales al
$65096.6O.
Sheep-Recepts, $50. The market was steady;
native sheep of SO lbs average sold at 81. 30.
MILWAUKEE, March 13.-Hogs lower at $500
o.
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Rye--No. 9 nominal; nothing doing
Bran-Dull; SIG bid spot for one car. held at
81 spot; sellers offer to sell at SIG to arrive.
Hay-Prime timothy steady; $40 bid, no
sellers.
GRAIN IN STORE.
March 10 1894
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If grease or oil is spilled on a carpet, sprinkle
flour or fine meal over the spot as soon as posi-
ble let it lie for several hours and it will absorb
the grease
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Wabash, St. Louis G. Pacific.

Depart-Detroit and Chicago Mail --......
Toledo Fort Wayne Grand Rapid
and Michigan Express. .........
Detroit and Toledo Express, daily
c. c. ana $
Arrive Michigan and Toledo Express. dali,
except Monday. .....-..---....-
Toledo and Fort Wayne Express
Detroit and Chicago Mali. ......
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Chicago, ST. Louis & Pt;sburu.


Depmt-New York Philadelphia, Wash.
ington, Baltimore and Pittsburg
Express, daily s.....-...--..-.. 4:25 am
Dayton and Columbus Express ex-
r,eept Sunday ----...-.--...... ..1O:45 am
Richmond Accommodation .. Leo pu
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily s., h...-....-....... 4:55pm
DAYTON Express, except Sunday. 4:55 DE-.
Acknowledgment Accommodation, except
Sunday ......-......... 9;4Oara
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex.
press, daily 1877 am
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex.
eept Sunday .,..-..:........ 5;27pn
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily - .;;-.--..-.:; 1o:2opm
Dayton Express, daily except Sun
day --.--..-...-..........!-...- ..1e:2Opn
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo p. c. & ST. L. r r.
Depart-Louisville and Chicago Express,
Pc; ...--...........- lib am
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk
press daily, s-..-..--.---..---.- II 90 pm
Al1ive-Chcago and Louisville Fast Express,
daily, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 am
Chicago aud Louisville Express,
p c-----.-.- 800 pm
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS March 49,
CArTLE,-Receipts 100; shipments, 100. Being
an off day, but little business was transacted Re
ceipts of local stock light. Market slow.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE-PosTAGE PREPAID
BY THE PUBLISHERS
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Indiana. BLOOMINGTON & Western.

Depart-Pacic EXPIRES and Mail ......-.. 7.:}Q ass
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, e. Co.. $40 paa
Burlington and Rock Island Ex
press, daily, ?. c---...----..---..l lilo pia
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
daily, T. c.......-..-......-..... 1855 asE
Cincinnati Special, c. e...........- 1888 an
Atlantic Express and Mail. ..-..... CID PIN
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Depart-Moorefeld Accommodation. ,-..... $50 am
Mail and Day Express. -.......... sos am
Night Express, daily r. e...-.-..-.1 Los PA
Arrive-Night Express, daily L. c....--...- $50 am
Mail and Day Express .-..--.-..-. 6O0FzA
noore6eld Accommodation. 6l0 r1n
EASTERN DIVISION.
Disqualification Express Mail, daily =. c.. 4:25 an
Day Express. Observation-Disclosures. J. 900 an
Atlantic Express s. and +. Co.. 645p pm
Arrve--Pacife Express and L. c......-.- ZOO
Western Express -s.......------.- 4:45 pm
Burlington and Rock Island Ex-
press daily, p c.-..--..--....-.-1 1885 pm
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Vandalia Linz.

Depart-ATail Train. 7:il
Day Express, daily. p, h. ---.---..l - .-1R
Terre Haute Accommodation ----- 4:t'Q Ba
Pacific Express. daily, s--...-.---. 10; - Iis
Arrive New York Express dali y.--...--.- 800
indianapolis Mail and Accommoda-
tion........-..... .......-.. 1000 aaI
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast
.............-...-.......... 3. I O lss
New York Express daily. h...-..-- 4,8OpSa
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Cincinnati, wabash & Michigan Railway.

Over the Bee-line.)
Depart-Indianapolis and Grand Rapids Elk
press. Observation-Disclosures. i:15 am
Michigan Express. $500: ..-.- .ll;oO ana
Arrive-Cincnnati and Indianapolis EX-
press ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2:14 pm
indianapolis and ST. Louis Exp 1854 pm
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WEEKLY.

Entered second-cass matter at the Postoffce at
indianapolis, Indiana.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PILTHsES.
sunrArinEn To-Day.


W0oI--lioxlcan, free Of onrss. Hobo Mex
| lcaa improved, Itdl7c; coeina, l5tisc; ccars'
medium 1es,i9c; moiirrI, l9at2gc. fine iaedium
90ae22c nno wool, according 10 dirt cod con
dillon. hf'1ar bury. 1890 per pound lozs
according 10 burrx.
nIDhS-Prime plump flint, 20 lbs snd up, 10
per III; seconds, plump hints. 20 lbs and up, lic
per fb; prime light and lins,. lfc per -; culls,
bulls and stays, 6o9c per ID; dry sailed, 9@1iHe,
according TO condition. green saliod, 2 &c.
PELTKiH5-DScf skiuB .2usy 40; snt9lopo, 100
tic; seal skius i5e125c: sheep pelts, ~ per wool
206tG5c; shosrliugg, i0fotbc.
TALLOW--Prine taiiow, &c: tGiicT grease, GG
SIC; grease .yellow TO brown, $3.50,
BREsMAx-"Prime yellow. re asrs az. sdul
There are no signs n wcskcning vt bos,on
and importers are orhdent that prices win DO
maintained. There have been 10 E0les or
foreign 20 speak OF. Mon tevldeos wOuld prob
ably sell for .6s Lenther~-Tho market con.
tinues firm, though buying he's sloeEeued some
what Finished upper her sells II 10 20 2c
for best brogan; wax and KIN for o. for No
with Chlcfgo al 70 - 10 2lc: No "A Il ish splits
for Sc 10 $50, acc0id.ng 10 fuenoss No glove
pran for A. to lsc; 40 buir for &c j-e 10 is 20:
finished calfskBs fol G. ~ % 200 for ronsh' and
50 10 TO g01 To- taunery finished. Uenlock
sole continues TO be sold Gs fast es received at
stronger quotations. Good damaged buffalo
brlngs 2Sa, with damhged ut 20 70 ..e,
aud reflections ut Is 10 lGa Crop sole
continues firm also With bellies scarce
Hemlock rough is selling steadily ~ Is N 2s .2o
pebble grain g H. to ~ Ice; boiling and har-
ness u 10 10 26c. cropping - % 2ic ordinary
leather % to &c: good damaged ~ 70 ?5e: rough
ere IN snort fupply at ~ 10 h29 for the
best aud az 20 IS i2c for Ordinary, Rough
splits are firm NJ p IL N 2Ss for unions.
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acres ~ 'apd ~ the Naroo del's for Phlllp Mr.
,hAll < q, pr1pos . ~ TIN ish n foiun flc-
iufy H' \ HluCty, 90 h Ciiz ms VII tuhscTib n
onf.ihird ~ the n g sfufy stock lla proposes
.hst toe mil shnl uUtt 10000 or iGlN,ftO.
Treasurer TN mn. ~ Adams c0nuiy Nissls-
N county IA H.d OF he Mach ia k,on & g..
Iunnn, red Tho hi hest y 80 p9d VA, Q
aud SOC loves 10 ~ nyeag bel Hhou i0i
o. cu4jy hegan @ IA chase nf the bord- N
1873 tnd since thai i'm" IA udr'd sbout 81
U.U worth. fnf which hst pVd 1913 81. The
.um ri ri for q iuHd WIS 70 600 leavinf
h.u4s III ut lsnling 70 tue HuouaI " v2i =
50l
over si2 COO has been subscribed Tor The
ereU ion o. a futol ~ Mont IL Florida. II "
uropo ed IN rai'e 90 90 aud build seventy =.
hy,-ruor hruso
The frapcn commission appointed 70 consider
he pr.o icabiiy ut gu a the | linus o.
Raw fr Va proposed M.l,ysn canal have
completed IA .ir survey. The rrpfr as RS
% rpu. tia istLmu' wi prcscnt ~ CO.'S NcI.
able Chsia"leG he i,ihuus Is detrrih Il -
toiug covered tn v'lr nr dmb 3: the low r
stratum ~ the It,u Is grant ic ana the u per
II penc.ally A. Il sard.siD q.
The way tie yalun ut raw IN 4 iial Increases
when nstu'a t1rci IA Xempi q Il ia the ras"
ot sea,k'n "a 'qu :. The AHssg zeal hunters
pGuy gets s2i each for hem IN Ia dor, aud
~hrn made d TO saeqnes they .rs worth ir)m
$40 ~ $500 eaf h
Prlsan meat dealer gives the following
IS he dsily ~ avs rcs OF Ga n!yurn a. he jar.
IN deH Planes For each lion. tiger Dea'.
10 pounds ui n D; ~ each pnutlcr y luu' n,
f1raNh hyc ~ from opnhs /, pounds: /
pounds ~ OF thi, meat must lie Il sh und
FREQ IIOiu n
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DRY GOODS.



PRlHTS-Tssemensi ~ i.nd q. GlGnc1sie-,sN
Harmony s, cooheco on: MorginGc6 Green
sian 8. A!ien, 90 Albion. .oii "a; esahooy
sN; s,np u mourning ek Gloucester noun
~, 6. \ McrCan 6. baftiey pinh and purple.
s; Arnold 8; OF rec, q Of, blue and green, II
HEAVY BhoWN IoaESTlCs-AuylSta ~
81 S; Edseaeli, ~ ~. Cabot A. 7,
Derby, 81. ~; Glendale, "a. 6k sar,hcs- -
s Charter OAK. 90. 4; Late t5vorga - 8.
1Yeat Wasto-1l, a., & International, E-s, ~
atlantic A.7A:hemi!ng;on7is: Gebahez. h.Sh;
F FIN BROWN poxgsTIcg-Laso eserTe,
gS; hertwt7gs. po.ahontss; ~ Greet fslls 9
pesri 90 O.. % Plurn Isiend %. Atlantic. IN
GreonhTior. ~. Ausndaie, 10; Dwight 7'E be
SlfScHEp poaEsTIct--soqsni. : Sunny
side TX: Boirnssviis ~: Forcs. RE runerss,
z, g. Autumn. sS: Lonedsl0 sS: Lonsdsle, calp.
BRO, i2k: wau:tuit.. Il. New Yors milN, III
diamond u:n. eantrlc, = hrlghta osnitff,
;, Hero, 81 Hero. =: {; hsllsfdvsia, 2; oen-
nc Gem OF the Spindle, Q; ferkcr,sh. Glen. y
bUCKs-Arkvreb,, 10; Kr,rick s-oA TO-;
a.eIk. dcL ~ N'ers. i0-os eassre Sos, VI
Ssmpden. brown and erGo, oc iU hGmps cn
TX, DO Il; BOSTON. 1905. brown end drao, o )
sonlsuS. ~ lnoh 70. No. s. 70 inch. ak; Nc
:. 50 incn., hi5i. GOLD he6sl blue l2E; Lien
5rorn and diab. IL Chariot si-lpod, i2s; ssv.
TICKING-imos,eas AGA, Ik Hsmiiior, 70;
Hollywood, pisid, iS Standard q, Oh, nssto. y
~: Omega AN; Continental Fancy, ~; Stan.
isrd Fancy, 9k: Harrisburg L.
HICKOBY--Roob River c-s Blue and Brown,
pn; India iohG Aris siont 1AG Thorndths
Il c: B.ml,on II; Americap To- Lowell City, ek
OK; .CrnvE. sAi Miohigsn, = X. Beiin. 7,e;wonS
iavr,7x; Ceisnos.sk. Arlington, .; Augusta
MANIFESTATIONS, is;. racino, II. r., % 4
Peoples 25h; Louisville, SSk; Kentucky, 2ix
United States. s0k Gold Medol. II.
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TRADE ITEMS.

LAST sessons vegetable crop IN Marion
county, Flofids, amounted 10 over 81 OCT crates
For 1870 10 hardly amounted TO l3.0. This
ytst q will reach NEARLY u not over 100 90.
P.ihsps the htst convention In the state o,
Louifisna uncer the law prohibiting the snls OF
liquon 70 minors wal hal Ia shreveport last
Captain Hansen, Of tho Lake Charles roe
ol0aned u the mill thus far this season.
when the Genius o. 1880 was taken there -ere
A tho southern staies ls) mills, with 71S,9Sl
splndl.s and l5s2! lcsn,; there are now n
MIN oons. In 1881 the value Of products was
q go % IN lsss 10 reached bssween sss 10000
~ bunch Of rs people eighteen months
- Iihs' Antrim, c"unty. Michigan, hes grown
n 4 viiIace Of SO fnh abb :sais With saw. mills
inlanlnG -nnll shinsle mill canl-hcok fac
IN. howl factory. two brcom-handie fsct.
ral . re.spapef cnuth ,. scn w =, h1 .a,s,
SSxofS town. ard more ming.
fSses Arc yn the United states and Canada.
No. 6our.ng uilis Of which the western and
1ofibvesisrn states have lotA. s ,.,.
~ nsrsi John ". Gordon said In New YORK
= %uee0ay last that . complete change OF
SSnnefcisl ard social re hsd cove ov sI ine
slic6 srricnI.ufe were being introduced: and
~ soaih Was approaching comfortAole nnso.
M rn76itiov Tho negro leboTcss were better
~, nd lived be.srr than any lstorers 10
~ 80 "a -, sns srovine IL educs,iop and smbi,
~. re n'fesnesz "a sectional f>tlin hsc
-11~11D dnacf asCd. IDruccmelu were Low
- e northern csJi al .fss safe investment
s::H< : g. 5s''s5s :s s1 so s9s;s ''''''
4 - V1rSsnuse scsp vosks hsse psss<d Into
III 1s.rp rad ere spsin o "tsf.1fn
lo11xo1 ~. ~ NleiScsct'y l'Isths4sd ssvss
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Hrm; options opened strong, is 10 81 h'ch.
or, afterwards were weaker ana iell back IL
i07S, ol,sing n shade under out.de hn-
urss; ungraiei red, rs TO log l'2
60. Iei. O5; No. 2 red. Si,o3 \.
Corn = Spot lols, to ~
HIGHER; fairy netiyc. opiions opened Id 20
3's nigher, afterwards declined LIZ 10 81
later advanced 10 i.y, olosing strong;
unRraded. 45 n 6S; n, 2 ~ u 10 ~;
steamer, 81 to 81; No. q 81 l.2 10 bs on
Cniise-Spot MD; RIO dui; options
fairly sciiye, opening rs 10 20 pcinis lower,
owing TO depression Ia RIO de Jene'r,. re-
covered portion Of the decline, owing 10
lirmcr market IN Hiure, and closed bere-
" steady; salts, 200 bag; R,o
10 35; June, s, 80 D. $50, July, s31 20 $50:
AUGUST. $40 20 $3.50 September, $40 20
sa5, o tober, 8 40 20 S55 November S6o
sugar STEADY and more actlve; DeMeints
ID to ss; Paishlbs, 20,
Molssses qui' I aud unchaoged. Rice-De'
m nd 'sir and market frm. T1lnw firm.
Pork drill ard lover old mess, SIC 90 cnt
mea,s nominal. Long ols,r middios STS.
Lara kteaoy; wes,rn steam spot, 800.
NIT REcuPrs.
New YoEK, aTnili - he following are
the net receipts OF cotton a. al Uaited
M
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nrARKrTs by TELEGRAPH
KANsAs cry MAEKET.


KAHsAs Cry. April 10 Wheat quiet; 81
cash: 81 1.2 bid, Mey: 50 bid, Jane. Corn
steady; SO l-2 to SO "a, cash; s01-2, May;
4Oi.2, June. Oats lower; 20 IA bid. The
Live Stock Indicator reports: Caite-ke'
ceipts. 1000; weak; naive rteere, ,o2l o
,103 pounds average, 500 10 So0J, sock
era ard feeders, s4.40 t. IS; cows. So 80 20
$40 Hogs Reosipts. 400: doll aud 10
lower; lots 23l TO 273 pounds, 50 % TO 50 81
Sheep-Recepts. go; quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO MARxST.
CHICAGO, Abril l5.-.F.Our in improved
demand and frmer, but not quotsbly hiah-
err. Wheat active; advsnced "a 20 l7S
and closed II Ia 30 ! ~ over Yesterday;
safes rangsd-Apri', 1914 10 81 closed
so "a; May, SO "a to IS Ia closed, s5i
June, SIS IL to 81 Ia, closed 81; July, 1873 4
20 SS 5-s, closed, IS SO; August, lquo.abiy
1 2 10 "a over July. Corn active and un.
settled: opened steady, soon declined IL,
rallied to 3S with July leadine;
closed IL higher for MAY, "a
higher for June, rs higher Tor July IMAM
Yesterday; cash, As 5-s 10 4s Is; April, A
AZ 10 as "a: May, ~ rs TO 50; June, so IA
TO 81 s s; July 81 IA to 53 IL; August, quo.
table over July. Oats in GOOD demand .nd
firm; cash, % 10 to 81 ~, April. % IA 70
231.s; May, 81 7-S TO - IA; June, ~ IA
10 81; July, 81 rs to " IL; year, "a ga
Pork in good demand; very irregular; open
ed 10 to 30 lower ard declined 30 to so
rallied 30 to IS: cash, $l6S5 10
si6.s7 1.2 May. sl657 IL 10 $l7'92
IL. closed $l6.77 Is 10 $l6 10
June. 1890 TO $l7,O7 IL, closed SIG .! 2
10 SIC. 95; July. SIG IS to $l7.l0, closed az
OF IL TO SIT O5: year, $l4.5O. Lard lower;
cash, q rs to $50. May, SIT IL to 30;
June, q. rs TO S.42 2; July, S.35 20 800.
Bulk meats In fair demand; shoulders, u
short rio, $40; short clesr. 800; afternoon
call. Wheat-June. declined "A; July, de.
c.ined 3.8. Corn-May and July dec,,ned
1. 8; June declined IA. Pork-Sales for
June advanced 7l-2; July ad-
vsuced 10. Lsrd-June and July,
advanced 2 1-2. Hogs-Recepts, II ,0O0;
dull and Is lower; rough packing, $500 to
IS o.; packing and butchers, 80 10 So 80
iight, $3.50 to so. Cattle-Recsipts. COCO;
slow and weak; exports. 80 rs to $500; com.
mon to medium. $50 20 S. 30; corn fed
Texas. $50 to 1870. Hheep-Rsceipts,
= 600: steady; Inferior to TAR. 81 TO 81 a.;
medium 10 good. IS to 1915; common to
prime, $500 TO 50 %.
new York MARKET.
Nrw YoRK, April l5.-Beeves-Receipts
5OSl eoaally divided TO exports and city
tsadc: f1.usbtered dressed beef dull and
easier, Tor city, 0 IA to 10 IA. Sheep
Receipts, $50. dull; trade prices barely
sustained; $500 to 81 for unshofn
sheep: {6.75 70 $s.25 for .yesrlirrs
Is n ISIS Tor. cirped -hsep:
Whsst-Spos grades. ] 70 higher aud
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
FRUITS, NUTS. BUTTER, EGGS, POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

GREEN APPLES 0c@6 30 pcr barrel.
HUTS-Almonds, .0c per pound; Brazil lof
i6c, hlterts. lie; Naples walnuts, 49, Per pound;
chestnuts imported, none on the inarhse pea
nuts. Tenpeesec red. le@llc; choice white, ilc;
cocoanuta. s0089 10.
ORANGEs--LouisisnA per barrel. II 600
Is 90 per case, 30, vslencine. per case OF 20.
LEMoNs-sicily. 500 per boz; Malaga
90
DATKB--In trails, io@l2c
BANANAS GOA 90 per bunch.
0RAPKe--Aalasa, 0pf16 90 half baYroL
gWEKT POTATOEs-0n the str cots red,
75c per bushel; yellow, 90
OEIONs-New. 90 per berrol.
POTATOES ~ 5rshel, 100
2 D12 b0per doson, OF %
GHiGE kSs we quots NJ ooes 50 Dor doson;
turkeye 7nc
KGGs- loo per dozen.
BUTTER Choice westerrs 2oG2scs cooking.
lBa1sc- country. Is SIS
RAIslNe.London layer now per box. BIZ
6RIED PEAcBEs-unpce,ed. scs peeled. Ia