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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-26
FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER. EGGs. POUL.
TRY, GAME, ETC.

An exchange says Virginians ave beginning
10 turn the peanut into -four rrd says II make'
a palatab'e biscuit In Georgia there Is q
s'cm. ow growins olf, OF grindii or ponnd
iny the sh ell.d poanuis, and turning them int0
uasiry. viii h has resemb ance both N looks
and taste u that made Of cocosnn', but tho pea
nut pastry X more OILY aud richer, AID, we
think, he'lihirr and better every way II, a
some penp'c b live. Africa sent = curse e.
Ameri n In slavery, she certsinlv cnnierfrd
upon her = b e.sng In the universally pop l'ar
pea ut which grows 20 well throughout the
south IN regions that she'll 500 be .ble IL
int OF the now large inportat N nj ogether
Fruits aud nuts were more active ye-ie dRy,
M advance taking place ip valencia oranges,
dried raspterr rs AMI Tennessee pssnuh.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
GREEN APPLES-5 0Ots6 so per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds, 10c per pound; Brasil, 1ba
l8e; alberta, ibc Naples walnuts 100 per pound
ohestnuA Imported, nons on the markets pea
nuts, TennessoS rcd, ie@il@ choice white I4c
ORXNGEs-1o ui,isna, per barrel. II oo@
IS 10 p. case. 9 30; vLencins' PEI case Of A2'
LExoNs-siciy. $50 Per boz; Mslas'
DAT.s-In trails, lo@i9c.
BANANAS U004 % per bunch.
GRAPRB-MalaEs,6 0oSo % han bareh
SWEET PoTAToEsIon the sno etA red
oNIOns-New. 8 90 per barrel.
POTATOE5 'r~tAel, 100,
CABBAdE-New.22 IS % 8 oper dozen, or ga
CHIC. EMS wequots rs COOS 50 psr dozen
sGas 1 Toe per dozen.
BUTTER Choice .westen. 2oe25c; cooking
' sAUER KRiUT--BarrslA II 90: half bsrrel,
6 SO.
RAISINs-London layer new Dor boz. D.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled. a: pseied. h
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

TIL. London fnr sales came or on Monday and
Tuesday of this week hnd cab egrams were
received yesterday In this city stating that musk
rat sold At shout the same prices that have pre-
vailed for me peebs, while beaver wera I'D.
vanced Alb 100 per cent Thu result was quick
" felt In this market and Chicago fiI desle 3
~ once marked no beaver from % to $50 at
which they have been selling, 10 So TO 3 Is The
sale Will h has jus, come of In London consist
ed OF skins forwarded by the Hudson Bay com.
pany ard embraced but T. " kinds except beaver
aud mnskrst. Tkegreat London sale JOIN n
every March aud the prices pa d then max tho
m.rfet IN this country for the remainder OF he
seas n A prominent fur M rchan OF this city
sta, led Yesterday that there will be n very large
,upply Of furs tom this clrntrv at the March
sale, and that IL his opinion lower prices will
be ettablished. Furs are Just as fashionA:
BILE as ever IN both sides OF the Atlantic, and
the use OF seal, mink aud cttcr IS increasing
euoTArIoEe ro-DAf.
WOOL-Nexican, free Of burrs. ll@l6o; Mex
teas improved, hDl1c; coarse, i0blec coarse
medium. 1ssi9c; medium, lg920c; ane medium,
nfon, hn2ec bury. 2@9c per pound less
HIDEs-Prime plump flint, 20 lhs and up. 100
per n; seconds. plump 1inte, ~ lbs and up, lSc
er ID; prime light and hips. 13e per ID; culls
ullk and slsss. 5eSc per 10; dry sailed, 9@llxc,
ccording ~ condition: green salsed,o &c.
PELTRIEB-Doer skinA, -Hh9x2o; antelope leg
ibc; seal skins, 16D26o; sheep pelta, ~ per wool
lOz5f5c shearlinRs l0615c.
TALLOW-Prmc tallow. Co tallow kreasA 70
$40; ersase yellow TO brown S15c.
bfEswAx-Prime yellow. roc: dark and adul
lnraaoo. B0Do
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

A f'hicago dispatch says tho lumber trade 4
lively At not over firm prices. Manufacturing
coins hold full suppl OF lumber and several
Michigan ports. Il 10 said. nave large amounts OF
ees having ceased to yie d mu sap for
sugar have been cut down iu order that tn
and may be turned into farms. The trade In
bniiing in sterials Is slow In starting no. owiag
o the bsckwardncss Of the spring.
QUOTATIONS. ro-DAf.
gTONE-At the Dallas qnavriee, So por oui 10
foot; iicfor foundation; ieo for wall. and Csc for
a IIU%sER-Yellow Pine. rough. 2 % per 40
over a. feet 2 rs per 100: Dresd size dnisning
clesf go common, ~ calling H e % ,aS Seb-
rs per 100 .xa dressed, 400 per 100. Siding,
rs per 100. Poplar dressed fntshin., s 90 per
io0; ,iding. 2 SOL y ceiling, $50 y ceiling, 90:
white pine dressed hnlshtng, g 10 per 100
S ;S,ns i ls' oS%%on S Ina SSm%on
Osnm w teors- 30 sAAhs s5@s 0 = . 49,:
pine. Z SOS 70: 0ypress. Mel 90 No. =
'PiSsfE 81 p2Rrs-per barrel 4 oos4 90.
CEMENT FLUEs-6 lnnh. uaU lnuh. 80
tnch osilins Joint I co. . inoh Gap 100 inoh
ceiling Joint l 2E 2 inch cap %, 60.
Drain PlPE-s ineh. lec pss fess linch. 100;
snGA szxS ,nSS s in q, 90 20 and Al. col,
ora. . per cal An the sssssd and stan
WHITE LEAD-ssrtutiy purA z6ee IS.
WINDOW GLAss--sxio 70 l6xla e09 t0xiA
70 ss sr 2 . - - s. y Pei DSa
I GO Den,eon car lcN,. soy .pss sarral ! Is;
HAIR-Psr pound, e0eko..
POST6-OodAr. u So b0is Gara ID
Ecvervbodv sboula srnokes eJokeI
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DRY GOODS.

Tho sprlrg.llks weather has brought onl :
great many oustlmvrs durlig tho past week uho
tho stores have been dahl throng,d ION orh'
ing un II night while the n MI orders came Ia o.
befally Tia, ,mpoye, hid bu' lite lehure
tim, large par. 81 the orierS wefr Tor .unl'
mer light dres goods. and camorics, lawn, or
g. dies p,rcales, etc, W .. In u. u,u.iy active
a. mand, Will" pfints were In const,ht Hqu..l ',
with an ,speci lily hisk NOV ment IN pleil'
an Indigo blues. The de maud or gingnsms
was as risk ~ eyersn liberal sales zee "a
100 - were cal ed fos to large eIicht, 'nd
wife Aucy styles aud novelties sh wei som,
animation ne demsnd sonunn q !"
b. %nnly Gisciod to plain s s@S IN, ~
was a very good trade In black silks but snVns
were gsnerrliy sluw OF sale. Several nn.s OF
cheeks were rcd ICED III o,nt per yarn, AN
hams, Lou 5, ana aud Augusta osn blrss shaf.
Ing "a the d-,nlc mn iuur quait u b e.rhe
shirlings were lowered IL cc0t 'ut o,hetwis.
plain AMI fancy shlriings were active NJ u.
IA, Michigan IL. Beaver am Ill SUD o'
NJ bfowu sheoilngs wer' oh'aner, when iup
pe,oll Il bro IN sheet nes ~ ed Ia cent hlghet
skirts, ths~ls aud hosiery w,ra fsthe, qnle''
aud SUNNI, und,ryer wa, only larry ncuN"
The carpet trade was brisk and price. we're uh'
hanged. Revised prices rule as follows
y. SIAriOss rO-DAi.
PRiNrS-frsomans.% Az LODI, o. .iionNs.sLeS.
siss. 81 .dea * SibiSn solid ios ooqy
,olid, 81 Posbod, black simpson nl.o.
gx; Biinp u mourning, hk, ffounHFts- mourn
ne, 8. nerlcsn 8; earhley pins AND purple
HEAVY DHHotWS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a.
OK, Indian Head. z; SWIM Greek, ~ ~, RIMS
5s Is 81 f &c, eisaasis x ,S sssoaen
s Charter OAK. ~. 4 Lake George, - 6s
sraai westsrr, -, y; International. - ot
Atlantic AK ben,hngson,7s; Matches, ".os'
Fin FINE BROWN DoaysTIcs-IAie Gsorr,
Sk; Naryet3h; pryahontas, ~ Great Pals
Sosr.ces, s.ik Plum Island. 4 Atlantic. ~
qr-cnbre-. tx; Alendsie. TX; Dwight IN; Dc
ri III sCHgD DosEsTIcs-soc,sl.s eunnl
SIDE TX; noln,oay lie, ~; Forest Biz Bouanr.,
x. s. Auburn. SIX; Lcn-isle, Sx; Lonsdalo, cA,
| 6rrc I2x; wamgu.,a. IL. New Yorh mills. u
Diamond Htll. oainhrio, 2; knights. cA-nbri.
| s. Hero. 80 " Herr. Y, 8, Bsllardval@ q osr
ridge. x. \ Peeriese, X. 81; Fruits q the Loon
buCK5--ArkwrghJ 16; Etrich, o-oh l0t
| sssrh, dcx ~ a,srS, i6-os, %. Savage s'or, y
| Hampden. brown aud drsb, 90. 10 Ha,npd",
| Xxx, 10. ID hoston. ZOOS, brown snd drsb, ss
aon.suk, ~ irch;. q 50. 70 inch 2H; ~
orown and drsb. IL; Chariot striped, IN; sAv
TICKiEG- Lrnoshoag AGA Is, Hamilton, u
| aolywcoS, plaid. H. Standard 2. ~. Easton J
}k: Omegn I4< Continental Fancy, 10 Stan
issd Ianey, "; Sat u IL s,, ant p,
| q~ India, l0kc; Arlington, SIC Thorndh'
! o. Hamilton IL; American, 10 Lowell City, 81
PLAID O6NABURGS-Delta, IN; Kccpom
| ~: Ottawa sk: Michigan IN Belle, ~ Woos
swn.7x, osawosSk Arlington 8; August
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IL; Pscino, R r D., 2s y
| Beaver Valley. rs; Toxic. l2H; Humboldt 81
| PeOples. 2sk: Louisville, Ssk: Kentucky, Sik
United States s0H Gold Medal ~.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

The iron Interest ia lookinF M eftcr IL long
fuineu Aud iron IRE t. ~ very 2 OF d mand
The sales ~ LHAe superior ifh orc for cen very
Altr the optnii OF lske ,i.au0n h,Te be.n
tllnf hsd been done IL IA cl.imei thAi the
present st cst OF Xix Iron ans ticHl rails ere
.m.ll'r th,n ~ am time 'inGr 1850 nnd c1nse'
cuCuty % Zee, are su.t lined wi II some nrm.
MSS We are srl rather Rrse consumers of
for lgn ir n. and the coun ~ II sill drt1iug a
good deal OF that metal nom spain, the impo u
q iron from tas, q un.ry into he Vni,d states
having Increased from OF ions IN lb1gto 3
$50 ions asst year Mails ao selling iairlv, hui
prices weak 1t ,IC0 ~ " 60, the cafh'rne b iiR
generally di'r saFded. The ? rate l. fof car
i1tl, ana y Gj IL tho rate for imail amounts
The larger part Of tho western uai fect- ri's nj.
IN oner,ii n but out ofs toial In y W En lard
or b2l nail mach.nes, produ ing atout coo COZ
essks per scar ony "a. producing about 70, y.
ouorATIows TODAY.
AXE--Colllns, per dozen, or Gold Dollsr
per dozen W Diamond Edge. Der dozen, ? o.
Dnnbe Bit % 90.
sKILLXrs AND LIDs-iy.o per pound sugar
Kettles, isc per pound.
sCALEs-FairhAnks discount q per cont
Howe, discount g percent.
Tin PLATE. q. lOzA, per noN, CO. i. q
l.a2O, per boz, 8 ~; Terne iix2u, per boz, 7 so
rerne, 2o,9s per box, II so.
Pioocd, discount so per cent
s,smped, discount S0per cent
soLDER--Go l. isc; No. Ia and Ia lsc pei
pound.
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No IL 5per doIer
EANFs-two loop, 70 per poEen; three !oop
Is per dozen
GRUB HOEs-per dozen. o.; railroad picks
Dor dosen, TO-
MATTOCKs-Pe dozen, 0 70.
RUBPER BELTIEG-Discount so per cent.
ssHovvELs AND srADEs--Rowisnd's dis.
,oun, " Der cent Amos list steel goods, dis
HEAVY UIRDWARE-shas.s. finished. = 90
poles, Is 80. Singleirees, wagons, select, ] rs.
o1ggy. 2 Is; express, 50. Wagon tongues
10 O. Hickory a,lel, 10 co. Bolsters 4 "a
Compiling poles, 4 rs epokes, XXX, select 2 rs
XXX. z 20. Sawed ielloes, y, I rs; 2, %.
Bowden shoes. 6 ~ Northwestern horse nails,
no. CO 0Oi 7saS 9. 90 Bar iron, 90 ratio
plow ste 10 spr'rg steel, %; cast steel. lsc.
BuGGrE--2fade u. and spring top, 20 0oa
100 co. do open, 10 0oas0 90; do side springs
sop 100 ni8i OF; do side bar, 100 oosiao co. dc
phrtons, l26 01ssi50 90. grade side spring.
40 0oA2 70, do phr,ous, $50 00s21 10; hump
,est bugsics l75 C0s~25o 0G platform springs
no OJJlQ 90; three spring wagons, 70 001iih
Wlag--smooih wire Ma Q, 80 Nos 10 and
IL bAc lapslned, Darbed wire, Go; galvanized
hlrbef. Tc.
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LIQUOR.

AIcohol Was formerly used more largely than
now In the arts and manufactures. But the high
pr,ce cause by the government tag led 70 the
| AZ bstitutIon OF other and inferior erticles, In
medicines and IN the mechanic arts. Experience
has shown that the high price OF spirits does
NOT lessen the amount OF drinking cr promote
the cause Of temperance, and u IL BELIEVED ~
manv political economists, who have given much
thoueft 10 this subject that the recuc ion OF the
roveYnme Mt tax To so cents gallon would not
increase the amount OF drinking ~ diminish
The revenue On the contrary It's use would be
largely decreased In chemical prepsrsu' ne and
in The mechanic arts and furnish lsreer mar
het for cur staple cereals for TWO reasons: l.
The increased use OF alcohol I'm the arts, In
nenr fActuret, and n pharmacy would increase
the production 2 The Rovernmen Mt tax would
siI-oy nearly all-he collected, aud there would
BE- little or no Illicit distillstion; little temps-
lion or disposition 70 evsde the government tai.
QUOTATIONS. To-DAr.
ALCOHOL-2 10 per gal, - per high wfnee.
WHTHRY-Rectided, coal So ~ per proof
sour mash one year old. So two years old,
7sG2 90 three years old. 267 50; fancy. on.
wIFEs-Clsret IN csscs 0oa5 o. per quail
tty: Cssavbe, per Ral soc6l so Prrtt 0o44 %
5herry, per gallon, GOA 90 MADEIRA per gnl-
ion. 30a5 0e vhise vine. IN cases 1oe6 60.
CHANPAGSE-JuiosM Nun Co. - onas2 20
Heidsick 10 BASKET. % 5o9s2 80; Krue. In bss-
RET % soes2 81 DON sstc ohsmpsEne. ooe
BOTTLED BEERS Louis qusrss Il @
..-a, = SC ,1-1uC.4et. sr- Dc Y g Ga
, % FrienfeY eeef 1SkStb 10 pdno u "
ZEE boz
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LIVE STOCK.


The driv. Of 1ssito tle north will be unusu-
ally large, the estimates Of men wno are posted
varying from $500 to SIS ON0, some even being
positive thst 1t Will exceed thc latter figure.
They all agrees that an uncOmmon.y large pro.
portion vii. be beef cattle aud account for this
aud the largo rive from the fact that The fenc
ing In OF arge tracts Of land has deprived many
~ as much range rs OF old. Will tho heavy i'm
migration and consequent tilhns OF land has
also greatly curtniled the la-tufe. The school
lands OF which roIss has several million acres,
are now leased at 20 cents per acre for land hsv.
Ing water 'front.' ADD s cents Der acre for up
land. This water front extends back from two
10 three miles CNltlemen claim that this rem al
Is cxOr bitant, and say they are unable to lease
with any profit to themselves excep! In few
Tho Toro n Evening Canadian states that
Mr. c. r Franhlln has purchased ], 100 heed Of
nrn.clsss cattle for expectation TO GeAt Britain
There =. 80. coo head OF cattle In New Mex
leo.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
BEEvES-Corn beeves. 414hc per H. fair to
good grass hcsves, 81 ee3fc per pvund: medium
erase hneves Ssnskc per pc,ind.
| COwH-Barrep cows, Is u0e-27 so: Mich cows
| orth Texan gradea. 70 OOat59 co. common "
air. IS 0OW4O 70. Stock cattle azoud, 10 00oU on.
! prTTe AND sTAGe-fPor sausage manu-.
| pNl6 10 iwo-year-cldS i2als.
| SHEHP-Good mutton, SG3<c per pound;
ediuD mutton, 2k02xc por pound; s.oci
.hee 20003 90
| sOATs-2 OOg2 % per head.
| sO1S-(,orn FED. 4kf5c
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tied and lower; opened considerably love

Il, d and lower; opened considerably Lover,
de-, lnsn 80 = puin ia l. under 'csi~rony
rallied il4toii2 an closed uuder W :
IN d,y. March. ~ ia 10 so liz CLOSED so 80;
Apr,l, 10 8sto 40 IL, tlossd 10 S's T. ~ IL
MAJ, gl4 to 0i 80 closed VI So. "a
gl 81 "a 90 IA closed OF :, July, w I.s u
"a Ill. clos,d o is M. red winter, M TO
% corn ncr,vr aud unsettled; market
opened is 10 3.S lower; declined IL AID
closed UNCHANGED Hnd IA higher than yes.
| tsrdsy; cash, 80 to ~ l.s; March, ~ 70 90,
closed 40; Apr |, 40 IA 10 30 Ia; May, o.
/, 81 rs. Oats active; opened IL TO 3-s
lower, rallied ard closed IA over yester-
day; March, 2s i.2 to 20 l'2; May, 81 W 10
33 5.s. Pork Ia isir demand closet hrm
at outside pric 8; cash. Sl1 G5 b. Sl7 TO-;
Nav All 10 si7 81 l-2; June, $40 10
ti7.07 IL. July, 81 2 10 81 20, Lara
| Ia far dsmand and unsettled; declined
Tl.2 10 10 early, ~ lied ~ i-2 to ID towsId
he Close: cs,h o II i-2 90 25 April, 90;
Nav, or IL 10 o.i5, June. 0SI IL 10 DOB;
in air demand; shoulders, 7 IS; short rib,
o 30: thor, clear 0s5 Hogs Receipts,
4 hOn; Glow and 10 lower; rough packing,
81, 90 b. Sc IS, packing srd.shipplpg, 80 w
to s. 10: light $500 10 so So Cst,le-ke'
| c, lots 4 600; shippine, 10 10 70 lower ex-
port. SO M 10 80 20; GOOD TO choi@ snip,
PING, IS co to Sc, common 70 medium, 70
10 So so; corn Ted Ttxsns, SIS too Sheep
Recejpts 4. GOO: dull. 10 to Is lower; infer.
irr 10 fair. 1870 TO s.; medium T. good,
t. s555; lambs. $500 to $3.50.
INV YORK MARRtT
INV YogK, March 20 Flour dnil'
Whest-Spot grades declined 20 l IL
options opened to IA lovsr, Afterwards
recovered from the decline, near the close
weakened ard left oil near tom rates;
unrraded red, "a TO 81 IL; No. red, 81 Ia
No. 3 red, 90 ~ to 81 W IL No. 2 red,
| Sl.O7l-2 COrn--Spot lots IL 10 3-i lower
opt,ons decl ned IL to 3A NJ the opening
alter wards rallied "a - L. closing
weak with reaction OF 10 D.
unprsdpd, 81 10 GO: No. 3, b3 Ii
20 SO IA; steamer, 81 "a 10 IS 4; No. 2,
90 "a to 81 Coifee-Spst, far RIO dull
add lover; 10 1-2; options ecive ut de-
| q ne OF so TO IS points, closing with some
recovery: .ele. 800 bags: Rio No. March,
= IS: Apr |, $50 10 s.S5; May. $40 20 90
June. $40 To + 90; July, 8 80 TO %; Az
gust, & 50 10 0; septemDer, 3 60 10 $50 Ot-
| her, S.75 TO los; December, $40 10 $50.
Sugar steady; French island, D ~;
Porto Rico, "a; Pernambaco, 3S;
| r. erred unchanged Molasses dull aud AZ
cnauged Rce-D.mand fair and market
firm. Turp.ptine dul. Pork quiei; held
stronger. Ls'd steady; prime steam, 100
to 055 Boeve RE 'eipts, 0Ot; including
Stockport ste.rs; two Car LOADS VI prime
Chicag steers sold at 81; market nominal
Iy steady. Sheep-Receipts, go, firm;
sales included common TO good sheep, ri
IS to $0.37 IL.
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e.n,e.so pschers have balanced their books,
.hc1inr fheir cutiings Of hog and cattle fo' me
90 sjnser Mss,n-Eovsmrer 20 Febru " e
S..ss ~ ,sci- sesson and years work was fur.
c9s6ed,be public yesterdss BY the Two com.
3serisl circular pnbli.biss houses thst have
5sr year. nsds nr,,.,., p me ,.c, .
Senrrc ana d,ssils concerning the local pa king
SS>~Se<t In the report epared ~ Messp
0p~ies& Ferrsn. az the Gimme ,ci.l kenofh nc
SSe7<v sson a. it'd 20 amount 70 1,ess go
keSS r.ins' f2s. Al head for the ZANE re tod
- - A a. d lx3 ~ fcf the se-ton Of 1Sl. e
Ire sv ises net wsssni q me npx % ,uf A.
- ejns, az 30 for The season Of 1881 q The
80 - Ind Of lard 1his psst wnt seeton
~ - .s,,6s ses'.' .. 70 ~ p,usnc ne nc ~, sess
~ al :ei:I ConpSs<d VI b he utIfsr So
80 9 3 = s;Ex5 = sSs svsbsr Of boss
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ar. LOUIS uARKE9.

81. LOUIS MARKKf.
5f. LOUIS, March 25.-Flour dull and IN
changed. Wheat irregular and unsettled,
cl1sed lower, except for May options which
we're maintained. No 2 red, el.O9 IL, BID
ca.h. 81 10 to 81 10 IA. May: $l.06 - y
81 "a So, June; 97 3-8 to 20 closing o. 6-s.
July; 81 3-sto 05 IA, closing o. - year
Corn opened better, then essed on, rallied
again, nut closed helcv yesser'
day; Is 80 10 ~, cash; ~ IL % ~ 7S
April; Is "a 10 40 Is, May; - $50 6ol1.
June, 81 58 10 80, closing 81 - 70 81 3,
July. Oats dull and lower; % 1-2 10 80 81,
cash; 80 la 70 SO IA, May. Wh,sky steady.
Sl.I6. Corn meal easier; 81 50 to ~ IS.
Provisions dull and lower 10 sell; only ped.
ding trade done. Csttle-Receipts, 700;
very doll: prices generally lover: ex-
porfs, e6 ~ 10 SOS; good TO cboce,
$500 70 e6.10; common TO medium. IS TO
IS 50; corn fed Texans. IS TO 1915. Hogs
Receipts. 900: weak and lower, but sctive;
lisbt f8 70 f645; sscking, 80 90 10 50 50.
bsave, $500 % $40. sneep-Rece,p,.
600: slow; little done; extremes, IS to o675;
Tsxans, Ell % t475.
CHICAGO NaRKRf.
CHrcseo, March Is -Ficur dull ana
nomibsl: buvers holding "a owing TO de-
cline IN wbesL Wheat sctivs very unses-
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slaughtered. 1873 pound. IN the average net
weight Of tho hog hapd died .rd 2.5i pounds In
the average yiedo lard, For he year ending
F,b.usfy 9th, 1874, Cnirugo packers have
N.usht'fcf, nccofdiup IA iher own showing
3si1Cs logs against i,ihS0lS Tor the wear pre-
yinu. Hpi hOi2SQ9 tor the year iSSi'Sl' Tho
.yersgs rot weighs OF the rogs sausn,ored last
year vas iqo.si rounds, whie iu 1852 81 ilrcRch.
Cd 20s a poand'. q a IN lssl - ~ 30 pounds.
arutAfI0f. TU-psI,
BACON Hhln ulcar sides, l2O, Lont
clear Woke ler.
DRY SALT - short clear sides IKE; Ions
clear N~k logs bEessfnkt bacon. lic
AMS-Canvafho1 ana uucauvass-d, 100
LARD - Tiefce. lici ns'rbsrfo., nho
10. pound rsrt liKt: .-pound cans. me z
ponnd cxus TX
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on,,S ND pREAps1uYr..

cb,c,r,-Jne en- sod at So "a, and May
corn 1T 5i5e Rect II gr-tn 10 day ar rs
follow: whoa 1881 cor i5l;S s c on,s' ~.
Ioais- There Is no quot,ble change In
PRICES Of ysin 'rsss c c,sn 20 s!s; ost
SO il Dry Nays quoted.
Lac sa urdsy NJ chicago On operator $40
This kind Of n ma.ket always disemboNrh
bul" Ev,iyihi was favoraoe for tes'
y.i5 The ypsther beng warm and crop reports
from the winter whe.t t'ctiOns favorable,
counled with dull, weak cable. aud lower prices
IN New York VIII AT was again tho chief ~ &c
nlstive article. ana bad iow friends. Many
OF It's form champions joined tn.
grand army Of bears and .cld
fre'iv Trading was the largest o, any last
week. but mostly Of a local character TIE
bu Is v no con monc,d unloading continued Ia
do 80 all through he re sion. The decline also
brought ut gDad lines Of long ttuh he'd for
cnunt y account W ose hsrsin were e1hauSt
DALLAS A revival OF railway receipts &C
CURED I, day. but little improvement BY wagon
by rril 5 ears oats aud cars corn nriiv,d ail
fhi meats are 2 cars corn. car oats and car
.n' 1m :Ar-choicc. co. medium, low grase 90
RSFNNominsi a, sOc: northern. $50
JOAN New. in shuck. Sc; shelled and
oATa-Chcice, $50; sacked, 70 higher.
PI.oUR-PG,en,, 8 70; early breaffasi
4 So cream coda, 8 CO 3 rs pure cream, IS
Todd Mills Patent 8 ~; Union, 0 l5; Prairie
Flower, s co. Star. Choice Is
BRAN-Ai mills, SOC; in store. 0c.
CORNNEAn-Fine boltcd per loo pounds
HoMINY AND GRITs-S 90 per barrel.
FEED- Chopped corn per 100 POUNDS, ~
rSo-rcs corr and oats rer 100 pounds. Lao
cor: b-sn per 10 rounds, l0c
ERAHAM FLOUK-Per 100 pounds. 500
HAY-Dark, OOGs 90 bright 10 % IRON
s,nrss. pr.irio, baiod, dark. 8 co. bright
II 90 bright free on board car IL "
uMfLLST eFyp-e~ German nillss ,oc
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ouofArroNs TO-DAY,

OAK SOLE LEATHER-x, heavy Texas,
free Of brands <os a. heavy Texas. one brand
TO each SIDE, sac; besvy TGss Two brand,
brands SIC; A, medium Texas one brand 70
each side. 30; Baltimore OAK, free OF brands,
medium OF heavy, Sc
BuFFALo sLAUGHTER-sest s'angh'cr. I
SIDES, %; Mstamoras. 2sc good damage go
counter sole, 2ec, beliiet. zoe.
SO rs mage oollarH ~ 90 8 inch cotton
bands. I 80 Ouch collars co. inch cotton
each bands. So sx-s-2 trace ohAins GO
49, rsce chains 3D. 49, 1ace chains.
60 7-s-2 trsne chatna soc. No. l hoos
80 .s 8; al i - ': -
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GALVESTON, Marcn 25.-Following nro the

.'"l 4rs SDNiO AO'bpoi or@coufo
L NJ ,eir...... /, go 1884 1926 0is ........
KANSAS CITY hAsKIT.
KArsAs, CITY, Msrch 25-Wheat lower;
S0I 2 20 81, cssh 81 So, April: 90 to Oh,
May. Corn loser; 403 8 to Al. cash; Al ~
April; 1912 Asy. Oats lower; iS3 The
liverpool Inc icstor reports: Cattle Receipts
1900; 81 wand weak; native steers0 SO to u OF
D sunds, SIS to So 65; stockers aud feeders
81 so to SIS: cows. So rs TO $3.50. Hogs
R.cr,pts, 1900. weaker and lower; lots 2il
t. POI pound,, SO 20 to SC 65; msinly SO 81
o SO 50. Sheep Receipts, 800; quiet; ma
tives, si pounds average, s. 90.
nav ORLEANS MAkKkr.
NEW ORLEANS. March rs Flour dull ant
lower; family $40 TO So; high grades
| So 40 to SO. Oats dull and lower, AZ l'2t Il
~ 10. Pork in fair demand but at lowe
| rates: 1887 1-2. Lard lower; tlerce refined
0 3s; key, 97s. Bran dull; $l.07 LIZ
| Others uuch sQned.
Exchange u0Ohauped.
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DRUGS.

Tho wholesale druggists have enjoyed o good
spring trade duriuR the past week, The VOLUME
OF sales being larger than for several week
and orders were freely III ed At the reduced
prices Of las. week, The stocks being LIBERAL
both in this country and abroad Gum opium
vas In good tenaad at unchanged prices, and
there was considerable activity IN acids, essen.
ttsl oils. chlorsform, morphis, calomel and
other staples,
Qunia and morphis are at decline. Ergot 4
sctive, demand created TO supply SCI ton af-
fllc,ed with cow plague. Q lefty northwest. i
ia the best remedy