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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27

The wool trade NJ Boston Is duller than n was
n week ago Hlthounh the sales are larger, This
sounds like a b N, but Il certainly f. not In the
interest cfa bun moyrmeu t. 30 to speak. The
sales are larger because 90 the sales OF ioreiCn,
and OF super alone there were Gj2 0S rounds
sold, besides GOu01 40 tkoi The sales of do
nestle wool are tn bar1 ter together with
kuch foreign wools rs Australian or Muntcvidcn,
and o. domestic he saics have been about G. O.
100 pounds less thal week sgo We report
In the sales OF Australia D. lot uf 30lt pounds
on privAie tenn. THIS refers to u safe OF 200
bales made by q firm Of dea ers, who, however.
do not report H. Ictit has been made; of that
we Il convinced, because II - included II our
report The pric. Is believed 70 Re about IS
conts but ~ any rate the wool paid no profit TO
import Inc stock of Australian WOOL nov upOu
tho market hangs quite heavily upon IL. The
Lnn.On sale has closed. on cabled r norts state
that go bales were bought for American aC-
c uni which is arg than snticipaled. a
year uGo tAere we've 6J0J bales bought arthe
sale An erican account. Two manuiuotnT
ing CORPORA ions Of this stare bought 1900 bales.
Durlug tn week the Marie ieckor arrived from
Me bourne with 2,i6l bales Australian wool,
which & cf direct 10 manufacturers and some
will be offered upon the market Imporlt r. arc
sci ng s.me Of their woois At loss, aud II is "a
exception II any good profit is secured The
present course Of tho market II In the buyers
favor, aud mHnufacu. ers fully appreciate their
ADVANTAGE dealers wanting Ia keep prices from
adv suC n during the next six ~ eight weeks
50 thai tusy Cau secure the new woods At the
b. II prices. Many worsted mills have been IN
inillsarr III ming cey and might. aud the supply
OF com tine wool is 20 very Fight taat IL II aim
ont 81 the market AmOuE the sales will be no.
ticed n small lot Of Lou si.na wool whicl has
been here since last July. Formerly thee woods
came here IN large quantit Cg, and one house
alone bought COZ 90 pour ds 81 Ia m a. New Or
leans last ; ss'n, but they now go almost en-
iirely TO New York, while Georgia woods como
mostly here.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
WOOi.-heyicen, free OF burrs llGiso Mex
tCGt improved. iSDi7o. cosrse l6alsc coarse
medium. 10 igc; medium, 1920, Gro medium,
toet22c One wool, according 70 dir and con-
iition 10 .22c: bury. 1900 per pound !ess
according 70 burns.
HlDFs- Prime plump flint 20 lbs and up, leo
per ID; seconds plump flnts. 81 lbs and M, l3c
er 10. prime Hight end tips, i3e per N; culls,
oils snd siars. > Sc per 10; dry saited, 9dlihc,
crording g. condition: green sal ed, Sc
PELTRIEs-Dcer SKINS, 2o122c antelope. 40
isc; seal ekins lSas2sc; sheep pelts, ~ per wool
21oDe5c. Hhesrlingn. lOe.l5c.
rALLOw-Prime tallow, &c. tailow grease 50
SIC; grease yellow 70 brown isntc.
BEEsWAA-Prims yellow. %: asrx $40 anu.
tauieo i6ehe
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AO"Dhls
AxEs-collins, per dozen, oe cold Oollal
Double Bit 70 %.
sKILLETs AND LIDs--4Ko per wound sugar
.attl1g ne per nOnnd
seal Es--Fgirbanks, disooun, 20 per cent
Howc discount p percent
TIN PLATE-l. c. l0xl4. per box, 10 ]. C.
l!x2o per box, 10; Terne, i4x2o per box, So;
rerae, 20x2s per boz, u So
TIHw RE-Pieoed discount 50 per cent
stamped, discount 50peT cent
SOLDERING. l. i5o; NO 10 snd i-2, lsc per
DUCK horse COLLARs--E La 25per dozen
HAMEs-two loop 20 per pozen; three hoop
as per dozen
GRUB Hoh3-Per dozen, Or railroad picks.
MATTOCEs-Per dozen, Q 30
RUBBFE BELTiNG-Discount so per cent
NAIlS--S 20 rate
sHOVELs AND sPApEs--Roglandls dis.
count 10 per cent Aues list steel goods, dis
HE HEAVY HARDWARE -shails, nniuhed, ~
poles, 10 So Singletrees wagons, select u.s..
buggy IS; express, 80. Wagon tongues
10 90 Hickory axles, 10 o. holsters, IS
Coupling poles 70 spokes, xxx, select 275
xxx, 4 70. sawed telloes, ~ | 10; 2 ? 90.
Boyden shoes. 6 ~. North western horse nails,
Plow ste 70 ,spreg steel, So cast steel, lsc.
BUGGIE s-Ssrade y. and spring top. % 00d
100 90: do open 70 C0@s0 co. do side springs
top 100 o 1.l& or do side oar, 100 00ml30 90; 40
pbsetons, Us 0oai5o 90. A grade side spring,
Loo OO,lp2 Co do phmtOns $50 0Ots200 Vf bump
seat bugsles, IFS OoG250 90; platform springs,
ITO 0oolso 90 three spring wagons, 70 ooolIb.
H. 5xo lapauned berhet wire. Go; galvanized
barled. &c.
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DRY GOODS.

G..TAIlcNs TODAY.
PRINTS-PfceDenA *; Lodi, 81 eloooaftsi ,5f
sioh, s. Nioa 81 Iihion soid 81, pe9boa'
solid, bss Peabody hlaet, 81 simpson bisof
sG Gimp nouvulns. 6f; 4louccsiei uinnlh
ug, 9 .ncrioan. G Hstkloy piIk and purple
g. Arnold 6; Oh rcd, G. Of blue and gfpon. u
HEAVY BROWN DoMESTTCS-A &.
ca. 1neia1 noaA7 3wi,; Greet. -, ~ Fhs
- s: Edseleh - ~. cfnoa 81 .
Derby, sd hI; Glendale, "a So; Nabones, ~
s. ChG',er oAz, Cd l. Lake Goo,ea - o.
Great Sostsfn. - s. foisru t0lal, -. 5N
Atlantic A.7H;Bouulngton.r Nrnhez S.SN
FINE BROWN poaEsTIW--taAo goorss
az; hGTy,SLTz: pooEhontas. IN 3reni PG1f ?
peaTluss 81 s. pun Island Atlantic. "a
srseahf'ar ~; AlandGlo ~; Dwight ~ Sc
W. RsLfikoagD DOaKaTICs-soes. I: gunng
side 10: doimolVl.e. ~; Fpreai tRls bonnn,A,
y. 6: Auburn, ~. Lon5dala sI Lonsdals. cam
tuc lh p tmsu.ta, II, New Vow mills II
" Hero. % y Rem, y, 8; Ba'lhr6Y"io 2 GAR
hviigo =. 4 peer,est Y 3 =: fruit q .he Loon
~; Gem as tho apindle, .; hlrEersA; Glen, y
DUCKS A:fwrgnt, i6: ..4iot. s-uL lO4i
STARK, dos IA 3tsrk. l0.oz. % savage Sos y.
Ham p6vp- brown apd drnb, 90. ~ Hanpdon
Ky, DO. u; Boston. ll-lA, brown and frab 10
4 81 incn.. SIX: COD Meds Blus nv Lior
brown and drob, H. Chariot striped i2s ssv
sgo striped. I'm.
TJCR1NG--AmoskeegA AGA. - H.mitvuu, "
~: Omega liif; Continental FsacY ~, stan
lard Fauoy, On: Harrisburg, "a
HICKoRS--Roct River s-5 Dlne aud browu'
30 India l0hc hrllEgton, stC Thornd'Re
4 @; U.mii.on II; American 10. Lowell City, 80,
PLAID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, TX; EcnnonJ
az; ottawa ~; Michigan 7,i' Relle, ~ We.
avp IN Oeiswba84 Arlington. g. AneuHt
TX Louisiana, N
UNSATISFACTORY, ~ Pacific, X h % 4.
Beaver Valley Is; Toxic. 125i; Humboldt IS
Peoples, 25x; Louisville, 8sH: Kentucky, 8h
United States. sax. Gold Medal II.
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FRUITS, SUITS, BUTTER, EaGs, FOUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

A New Yok egg importer satcs that his
hrinuh Il imports began TOR years ago I'm small
lois, end has bn'n growing eve tlnce. The
eggs ave shipped chiefly from Copenhagen sud
Hamburg which arc great egg contcrs. That IL
10 say, Csgs collected nom nearly all parts OF
EuTope aru sent thoge, aud ih'nc" are distribute
cd 10 The ondon aud other markets The eggs
arc Produced largely ~ ally, AuNfi 4, Denmark
aud Turkey They aru packed In straw, 10
eases containing % 90 or l2O dozen. Some Of
th,in have been cured for Water keeping like
our domestic cggs by being kent Ia lime.wator
which aus NJ the pores OF the shells aud renders
II possibln 10 kenp the eggs la good cOnniu n
for months after their removal nom tn water
Most " the imT oIcd eggs are iresh.laid
three weeks, will keep for month or sis weeks
longer some Of the lots ar" grad u ac rdil
q size, ms II the Gus ON IN certAin parts Of Eu-
gnlc, the imported eggs,on tho average being
little smsller han the dnresiic. or the for
eiRn eggs Uc.ived l. New Yo rrcat number
are ton.umcd In that city aud neiRhbofhood,
vhilJ Others are sent 10 points IN New England
The late thipmonR have been espe tally
heavy because the winter has been mild In Eng
lauo. and L1udon has consequently b. en- n poor
market for import q eggs. Many which woul 1
otherwise have gone 10 .Ondol have. therefore,
naturally been sent to n w York, whe g the
price Of frosh-lAii domestic egg reached ne tly
80 O. nis per dozen during January. The puce
would have gone higher but for these importa.
lions, which h W. had The effect Of making egg,
chearer throug out the country VIVA, ar cis
lhe egg market ia New York affects It Ia all
parts OF tho rniod States.
atoIATiUEs rO-DAIt
5hSEh APPLES OO0b 20 par lanei
Nuts Almonds, % per pound; Brasil ihe
lGci nlbciis. Loo Naples vnlnuts, 49, per pound
Ohestlus imported none on ths ,narhst pna-
nuts Tennssscc red, lof3il0; Of 1ICc chic, 4 B.
oooolnuts. 3 OOG9 10
oRANGEs-Lpu,sianh per barrel, II 0CG
Is ~, por case, G 90; VRlenoine, per case OF 60
0 oQdlO ".
IENoNs-sicily, SO per box HAlar.
S o..
DATES--ln fralls. l003i2o
BAEANA3--3 c0a4 % per bunch.
GkAPEs-kalage, 6 COCO 90 hGf barrel
SWEET POTATOfS-Ou the sis cots, red
75c per bushel; yellow, %
ONI0ES-New. 3 90 per barrel
POTfTOES ..ra Vl loo,
oABRAGE-Hew.2 Is 80 Door dosen, Or SO
CHIC. ENs wequoto Al ooas 10 por dorou
turkeys zoe
HGGS l0c per dozen
BUTT ER Choice western, f0d2oc cooking.
i30lsc county. Is SIS
sAUER KRkUT-- Barrels, II 90; half barrels.
so
RAIsIN5-Loudon layer. now per boz Or
layer, 2 65HsI6
nRIsD PRACHRs--Unpgeieo. e peelen l4o
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TRADE ITEMS.

A can company at 81. Louis has an or 6r foi
1Ob refrigerator CHS 10 lie used In lha Texas
rrvtts cables Give the results oI the sales
from March n o. VI arch n, ~ follows Hudson
Bay compluys ofilring rs FOL owe. o ter, primo,
30 pr cent soove March, 1888; ott'r 2ls ana
3ds 10 do do; red fox rer cent below March,
1873 cross ard silver fox, IL per cent aoo-e
March, Iss3; vii c tx, samo A. March 1855
yrarten, y per cent d, We zen lSss; y ny y
bear, 30 Jcr cent abOve Nafcn. 1873 g NJ.
Lsmpson d COS an Tags sr, A. 10. uws SLY T
fox ~ per cent aucvr hsrch, 1873 G oss ioN.
10 do ~: blue fox. % do d.; sea ott,r. same AS
Jun. 1883
strasberres are becoming plentiful ia the
Jacksonville. filridH. market tul prizes sull
rema II Arm aud the demand 40 d. liftg cents
q quart IN vhat Il ak
kecani repor fiom the W III dictate that the
pest whit has been favorable 10 catlle-tsisers
and that III iosiCs will be light The PROFITS OF
. weii-msaagei rance are very larg, IL ~
estimate tha', with 300 head OF cattle % start
. rsn he. g. profit OF $500 10 5000 yearly
NAV b. allied niitr The sec I'd year without
dim mis- hing tbe szs II the herd
In W sc1rli t,W0 acres OF pine Lands, con.
tanning 10000. 90 feet Of lumber, which ,od a
days .iuee as 1000 Mark the advance in
The Cleveland Rolling NH company. in
C1evelani Ohib il now running oil the depart
ments Of 10 m ~ full lime. The company has
lat,ly TAXA riders for Is. 90 steel r.ils.
San Ffspelsco sen, lat yesr <o.Oo) doors TO
vichs, urg charges that every boa' from Mem
nhSs leaves n quantity 81 spurious col In tfat
fhe spo,oacrinR Cssiellani sale OF RENE alb
~nsks M n'ertst Of the sfchn Illogical word
TSoueh gnor Cas'eLla-i ,0id from yeGr .
vear Al IN mcpfc nuntef q yaiuaile oplec =,
- Retained in his own secession many OF tine
SSvr cboicsft treasurer M Newton, OF the
ISrifish fnuseurn ~ about 3, make a jourDey 10
home armed n Is ait. With In g powers irots
eSc srnsree am tie South Remington authon-
de- have iaken care % be represented q, the
Grthcnr leg contest 'om- ~ the gene of me
coJlec TO- may so g. + - land
- biryrsl1, fron i.s.ndo- totte owne.s gives
s~es =. a. N sea, h sch soner Thomas Hunt as
7 400 "a ins. or 900 for tn tso tessons.
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naArN AID IlKrApsruFra.

Chicago R.toiuts ~ grtina. Chicago to-day
are ~ olnws; Whtat si,4s!; corn, 29s jli; oas.
It3 a.: nj stismtns a. o. Wheat, 81. j41. corr,
III 7i3 oau. ia 594
81 Loul. Pd.,s are mllutalu,d with frac-
tiona 10 my Il wheat Tor May %, d ~ cash
wheat Fufme clos Il D; 81 iOl.3 aud latter Us
lower h. 80 May Ny corn lo'e1 - cen, lower
nj SIS Cdsl corn IA II mi al. Oats Tor MY
closed Il. 3j and cash oat' al - "a.
Dsllas--l orr Nud WtCat 70 unchanged oats
are cents lnwsr Receipts are none boy wagon
and cars o..E by rail shipmeum are cars
.HnAr-Choico. 90 medium. low eTa e. D.;
sYa--li9r-.n ne. :, so>. Uorthofa, s5c
"oes In sSue, ssc .heileo ans ,s XII. 81
DAT A.. hp!ce, 20, s,cked
Li.Jrf---PGtenl . 20 early breeEtasL
~ ci.s s,,. ee2s. %.S 10 Pgfs CT ,si ~
Riowcr ! oos'isr. Choice. rs
BRAN--Atinills SOC; IN store oC.
% -NfE 49, Elmo aoitod per Io1 pounds.
HoAlEy AND GgITs--S % per barrel.
YEtD-thopptq .oli per lw pounaa, J 20,
chop pee corli eud oats plr TO- pounds, La
corn bran per 10 ouuds, ACC
GRAHAM ELOUR--Per 100 pounds. 500
HAY-DsTs, COOS co. bright 10 ~ RON
ghores. prairie, hsled, dark, 8 90 bright
II 90 bright Zoe on beard car IL co.
NILLET sEED-65c; German r,illet 9O,
Tho Millors' Journal expresses its views rs
follows: The opinianis evidently gaining ground
ccssive prDa u tiun--lhRt the wOr as product on
has outslripped u requirements. But the jour
nal does not share IN this opinion, and believes
that at next harvest time In Europe AMI Ame'
rica the worlds supply of old wheat viii, In
proportion TO It's needs be less than II was AT
harvest time In the previous year As has
quite ofteu been in,imaled in these columns
since lakt harvest tre low prices ruling are not
duo so much 20 aniity NJ 10 toe menucr In
wuiGa ihst quan'ity is distributed. As com
nan q with iormer year. Il Is The relatively
!. enter proportion OF wheat ne by consumers
man producers that AS weip he'd down the mar.
kets II the IS 90 0000 bushe b OF wheat now
lodged IN the nfnds Of the British AID Franch
Trad p w,re d. tribui,d m ng producers In the
,,lincipal wheGt-growi countries IN proportion
10 the .xient II the crops last gathered ty h m
1c,rcct yciv we hove no doubt that wheat
woulf nov b. worth 10 10 - cents per bushel
more mouey; b1t o. Sc comparauy ~ big slork Ks
now held iu est Britain q Ffaite viii by
next harvest time be well worked down, aud wo
venture 10 predict thG II that ha'v. So turns out
no more thnu M aver g. ncrea j. yield. prices
during the lut h4f OF the cereal year lSSi-s1
will average his . than In IN FIRST halt y ar
of tho current CT ~ yea. stck n pin there,
The pfomise y he " heat crop /. Australasia is
COCO, ard Il IN tNpcc.rn there VIII be q furplus
Of 1910 tons faf,x .ort from tAe crop Of 1851
Every hlne Foinis 40 a oW pnco for wheat gnd
-four through hi year
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TIE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

pALlAs, NnrcH '6.-rhe 'aCi ihst he wealth.
lest syuo o. ate cattle irl.rT. in the world has
a feiil, 40 president IN This CITY a4l thar lHlar
men oWl iu atsfrgatt, u greater urca ~ TsAa'
pasture lhud IGr. Cr interests IN cattle than
any other own. 10 % ia slug e. CITY 81 Texas Ia
not cisput'd, he lac cshhIifhCs he ught oi
Dallas to Vtoillt cYT r 80 ui De- boz crc'ti
Toe tAi.t ug fluck ptnr utc l,is than nd. quait
" Ir.ftuf Gods aud as r'lti Il end ,hi mtnts
gov larger each NNcs the demand for Improve
mout On hI- respect il 20 urgruI that az c.uuut
ing map bl cLs are unutr ctnNd'
Grafton ana now r. a." uin"
for COW m T. select and puicha'e property for
the Iurposs 10 ore, by reason ~ g0sty I'm.
pToyemtuts, Oh. Vlls sic mot dig hlu n,roWes
too CQstlfs In'fc a. every evidence that the
cattle iptrr, - II "a gtpsing one. lh, mird can
not pfa.p the vas. tSttntvf touu ~ In WtstcI n
4, Xas 81 stuatuTe has set ~ ar, for gi y,ug aud
qua de d aghlu't agi.uiiu.e Win pirrcfs tsst
ateniutS wall h1t remove, ht, re-. ,uE tom
thu juicy grt'stscf mo lrIas lininsir better
thbu any oh,t. English, French and German
col sumcrs distinguish IrHtiy Dy taste ihc
animal ~ ou the winter Aerp-
fssh n'ade on ,uaw ard GORE hay
Every indication makes one conclude ia #. a..
much ftfmantnty Is 30 tie cos business as IA
any otter There IL no doubt that = caite eH.
charge will be ,S'ttisLcd her, before another
yCur hud tnht he IN iuss. elll De As fGilly for
mulatcd 40 10 he case y W CHti,n ana olhtr
produet- The Y-ty baii, then OF tnis great
Dallas interests he stock pens. No narrow
viewt NUT pres dc At such n Iuf h1tc. A LARGE
mind ntoce 10 ulprec ate ne necessity OF
toe case ana its present urgency stock peuf
manseed intel i9euily are iot ? nuisance
Caftmc swi uy haul ava n @ drpppiurs. II
eSgey Hs'''d obc g d'AS suas pea.
as Dallas Will need 81
short time viii numb, hundreds. The csse
will b. here as u aiNays l.. The stncs yard ward
will be the iee ling ,ue in many respects In
paikefSb4rK IVES Vlrl inia the ttoo yards IN
The ninth war elected mayor Two TOMS and
took precedence over wards coz ,idercd inmu
tnbly 81 rene owing . Immense Ia eresis IA
oil. A. soon 40 tho giOgt.ds are selected Tor the
Dial as Uni'u stCck yards, aud purchased, trees
VIII be pautld on tn borders, isncls wi
be 10 build beside Itcl staF Offices ana HOUSES
for operatives Tho.e imptOyeutnt., t0Rethr
with raj way extension and ohutCs wall cause
considei abe disbursement TO the pr,nt ol
tfAucsmCn.
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LIVE STOCK,

Alta recent meeting Of the stock association
htld at Ninita. Indian territory II YVES decided
that the general round mp sh uld begin May
lsf. Thu &c hundred books were rdered' print
ed. A committee appointed 10 confer with the
Frisco railroadi IN regard 10 stock killed by said
road agrees with the agent ON the following
basis: For calves killed, Ell: yeailin,s. sl7;
3.ysar-o a heifers ane onward $780, 3-year-old
steers s72 s.; i-year-old Asd upward .s37 81.
Geueral lie sis +. Ross. of Iowa Cltv. lows,
writes C. follows "fhe easiest and cheapest
way TO start herd Of polled cattle 4 70 secure n
pure pt lied bull and cross him on the best &
tie that can be obtained. ] have crossed red
poiled bulls on short horns. Devous and native
cate with entire su cess. During the present
year ! expect 70 oss largely On short horns
aud ev0ns. and shall make some experiments
b crossing on Herefords. Holsteins snd Jer-
seys, not doubling but that Re hor will be re-
vroT from over % Ter cent II the calves and
the quality OF the stock improved"
oU0T. TIorf TO-DAY.
BEEvEs-Coln b,eves, fa45fc per 10 fair 10
good xrsss beeve-. sk0s.<c per pJtind; meci un
grass reeves SGskc per ronnd
COw8-Bsrssr osxz. q a So 2ilch c1ws
= ortb Texan srsd,s. % o0es50 90 ,ornmoi 20
sfr. Is OF ~ 20 stock cattle sr0ud lS0oG2D On
BULLS AND sTAGS- Tor sausage manu-
COLT 20 tuo- yeer-olds y ~
taEKP-eoof mutton. eGeHc per round
ecinr1 rnuitcn 2k@2Sr psr pound siocs
rec Mss -
folTa-7 ooe7 p per hesr.
.OG<-frrn - fLrrr
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

,ts9ds c eI heavy S1sa
70 each sioe, sac; d heavy Texas Two brands
70 each side a5c; X. medium Texas, free Of
brands, 3sc; A, medi m Texas one brand TO
each side, SEC; Baltimore oak, free OF brands.
medium or heavy, sc.
BUFFALO sLAUGHTER-Best slaughter, I
TO &c III sides. Sic; good slaughter, l6 to 20 l
sides, 29r Mstamora., 2sc; good damage. 2ec
counter sole, &c; bellies, zoe.
10 sS stage collars, ~ 20. inch cotton
bsck bands, 10. 81 inch cotton bach
bands, 1 80 Duck collars, 90. inch cotton
hack bands. 80. 6k-s--2 trace ohalns 90
sn-e--s trace chains, sec 6k-s-2 trsos chains
&C. 7-6-2 traoe chsinA SOC. No. L hook
handn l. = i. ~ No. z . IS. No 1 web
'eierS rore Ne M -eh Matters rrps
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KANSAS CRY MARKET

ktNsAS CIT EANKtT
KANSAS CRY, March 28.-Wheat steady:
81 Alto 81 IL cash; Sis, .sked April;
81 & 8 bid May. Corn firmer: Al 1-2 ~ AZ
cash: q, April: % is. bid Nav Oats high
or: %. The Live stock Indicator reports
cat le receipts l,s00, weak; 8 lower; native
steers OF I 040 TO !, $50 pounds average, So is
to as so; efockers and feeders. $3.50 90 S.
COWS. s. rs to $3.50. Hogs-Rscsipis. 4
zoo: weaker ana lower; lots Of 2l0.to 295
&c 30 10 80 30 sheep-Receipts GO; steady;
natives oil 79) ponnds average. 50 %.
CHICAGO NhEkET-
Hfcseo. Ms,ch % Flour dull and nm
ohsbeeo; wheat sctive put loser; feeling
decsdedly uDoottlsd end pau1cky during
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1vwBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

rS.ex,eu, Of souii eu pino forests 70 nov at
s~c<~Ioc iurnlerIns n from evi ~ scc'ion I'M
errnf - AMI fbesa. quentin O timber man
1fsctnred m o her N iliits thst trIe ts-s IN
= fsu " 80 the ;estiucron Of n ~ rcsis,tr M
~ a. ~ IN 1'rr RS der Oprn' ~ In our
800 ne ,n1ns ntv lssees the fofes. o. e
Snu,h have over oe ~ any oth se,unn ~.
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~ 81 shsf rffustie frscs a. % 7 adiiy D.
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LIQUOR.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

ALCOHOLIC 80 per rsl, ~ per high wines.
WHTsTY-Rectifed, 00ni 50. a. per prnoi
.our mash. one year old, So two years old, ..
7S,a2 90 three years old. 25a2 50; fancy, en-
wiFEs-Clsret in cases DOCS o., per qusl-
lty; Cstxvbs. per gal. occ9l so Peri, ooe4 90
-herry. per gallon, OOds co. MADEIRA per gal
on, 6oD5 90; white wine, In cases toAn 90.
aesfsick In basket 70 b0ds2 50; kruR. In has
ret % soas2 80 Dou xuc Champagne 900
Il Oc
d - E1.ela ~ sssFA - 49, u =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27
PROVISIONS.

In the cash provision market business at Chi
cago is n ore than ordinarily oull the weeks
shipments OF product showing only 200 90
time OF year The depression witnessed In the
o. neral market caused buyers either to with
draw altogether or reduce q cir bids To lower
point tina holders were wi ling to meet The
trading In ribs for future deli cry fell under
the u. ual average. while speculation In pork
and ard was OF a scalping character mainly
Packers and insiders we're doing but little.
Eastern markets were easier. aud the situation
abroad was unchanged.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
BACON Short clear ssides 49, Long
olear xeD kc less.
DRY SALT = Short clear sides, Ike Long
dear N ~ less breakfast bacon, lie
HAM5--Canvassed and uncsnvsssed, 15c.
LARD - Tieroe. lie half-barrei, ike
So-pound cans lie; A-pound cans, lie;
10 POUND cans ike '-ncnnd cans, i1Hc 3
rouns cans '1H'.