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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18

latter SIX by q variety OF opinions, tnaJ
included detestation of Mr.. Eyre's moral
character; pity and admiration for the
accused; a strong susp.c on that DigyeS
had been too lightly released: dark
conviction that Mr.. Eyre was the MUIR
derer himself, and that it was he whom
the tramp had seen in Synge Lane; all
these being reasons, supplemented by
an emphatic one from the twelfth Juror
(who had lost beloved wife in child
birth last year,, that it was not murder
at all, but one of those natural deaths
to which women succumb by the thou
sand every year, with no great fuss or
outcry over the bitterest tragedy that
life can furnish. r~rfe e..
Perhaps the argument of the last
Juror, though weakest in itself, pro-
duced most effect on the opposing six,
who were all married men, and had
more than once gone through the dread
and peril of seeing a beloved life at
stake. ~ fss&'sf ~ taa
BY degrees, first one was won over to
the mercifnl side, then another; but the
incOrruptible one turned out to be a
butcher, impervious alike to fear, cold
and hunger, who, slapping his mighty
thigh, declared that when facts are on
yOuI SLUG, yOu uOu ucCu uyoCoIiCo W
convince people; and for his part, he
was not going to be taken in by law
yer chap, who sniveled with one eye,
and winked at ones greenness with the
other. f
Possibly when eleven men set them
selves lat their very keenest, through
hunger and cold) to persuade one man,
and he q butcher, to whom eleven ex-
cellent customers are matter of con-
sideration, the result may be forecast;
but it fell with the force of thunder
bolt on the court, when at nine o'clock
the jury returned.
AS the jury entered, the prisoner ap-
peared from the cells below, the clerk
rose to ask If the jury were agreed, to
which the foreman replied by a nervous
but distinct.
Mot guilty."
A profound silence followed these
words; then gradually faint hum made
itself audible through the court. that
rapidly swelled to swift, on-rolling
wave of applause, that had reached its
height when it was discovered that Mr..
Eyre and Hester Clarke had simultan-
eously disappeared.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-18

The census report makes very un-
favorable showing for doctors, espec-
tally at the West The average for the
Western States and Territories is one
doctor for each 624 population, q por-
ton not equaled anywhere else in the
world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12
GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

CfofsTtOkb TODAY.
COfFgf-Rio fair, i2Diae; prime, lsh0
~ choices, ilf@i5e; Las,lyra, ibcj Java, sos
TEAS -lmperial. tba65c; Young hyaon, 400
Gee oolong, t5@6Oa japan, Co@6SC.
SUGARS Powdered, lo.o; crushed. ,i0Sc;
lana white clarified. SIC, yellow clsrihod, sAc;
@oLAssEs-i Louisiana choice, COO; prime, $50
tS;5 70 good os sHc corn ,ss1 syrnr e sugar
BAdGIKd-pure Jiite, TX ibs loxo; poy
yard; 3. his, iOsc. Ties 1.55por bundle.
RlcE-wholesale. 6h@7ko.
soAT-oiiso, 2 rs per box: blue India x
pound bars, 8 30 per box; H-pound bsra, 5 copper
box; i.pound bars, 9 "a per box.
caEEsE-w. r. iac; full cream, i'c;
ROPE losc basis Cotton rope, lsc.
GaI oSa y spp rE por bo,
NEASuBKS--k bushel Iron bound. 90 por
dozen: 2-hoop pals, 90; S.hoop, Is;
TuDs-s nest p; 8 nest 2 70; NO. J, %
WRAPPING PArER- Rag and straw, iss7sc,
POWDERS 90 per keg OF Is pounds; i2h do,
20 * 10 DO ooa 81 10 s SaP s s 3d. Shot
R g sha Ss1lS sarF Small oae IiS s.
Bos,en mixed h-barrel, 8 %. Chow-ohow y.
parrel. 80; 2.gallon pals chow'chow, ! 90.
S-gallon pals mixed pickles, 70, Glass Iints'
Glass i-ggll0n, 70. Glass Hex. gallon, $50,
COAL OlL-ll0 degrees FIRE test In barrels,
l2c; 40 test of In cans 90; 100 degrees fire
MAcKnRSL@No. l barrels. 70 So No. ~.
barrels. Z 50. No. | H;barrels, , 50. No, y
barrels, o.. No. 9 k-barrels. 2 20. No. hts,
1 IS, No. 2 kits, Qs. No. Kits; ! 90.
CiDER-Creb epp,s, acc Missouri cider. S0c
per gallon. Vinegar, per gallon, lse12co.
STARCH-Peerl. IN. Royal Glass, % bon,
packages, y. 6-pouud wood boz glass. IN. D.
pound paper box giass, "
LYE-Conccrtrstod. 27oGi CO..
JUGs-wc quote: lie per sailon Tor siareo'
TOMATOES. pound Nulrsens,I Is; S.pound
" Saiv CANNED --poGches.
90 ApriSs'' s' hSSsseifss S ssps ssApass'
pounds, 2 30; peas, % pounds, 10. pinms ~
pounds. 65 tDmatoss, az pounds. Go; cur
sMoKikG TOBACCO. Genuine Duke OF Dur.
ham, i-pound packages. Ale; h-pouud. t3o; "
pound, a5c: h.pound, ~; assorted cases, 49,
GENERAL GROCERIES soda, Bicarb, 5t
Der pound; hal coda ASA to i-tp. per pound,
iinecr rsoo 10 per 10; Eutmegs. &c to 81 % pol
pound: BAL eoisHn, eco 70 cn6o per c.se: Potiec
Ham i-fs $3.50 per dos: Pottea Ham l-Tn u ~
per doa; saNiine,, American; $3.50 pcr nnss, Bar
os., 81 90 per cnSs snun, RslPSs. !. o.
ST. TO tli.s5 par case; 10 IL Garrett OF 81
10 $3.50 psr asre, snug lalph's. J..
To-. @S0 pS groSai oiveo. AaasFiosn. 81,
SIS per dos, Olive Oh, p@. 7,7s per Coz
Mushrooms. cas- pc? dosi coneenrsd Mn
u rs TO $500 poT case: Jolly, vine glssh, rbo pc
dor; siimhlsr, sii25 per dosnn; c.J.n, G.A pe
6ossn, N. cans, OILS per doasu. II. oans 81 O
Der dozen: Eztrrots, loInon, $50. psY doge,; Ex
rrcts, assorted. Csc per dozen; Cloves, whole
~, 70 b0o PER h.: Cream Todo', ti3rarosycinl
aso. per ID Blhak.ng. iEnaul RIO Dsr H.; B'scf
inc uk.lcl FSp roy cnz
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
oror.TIoHB TODAY.


A:::.Es--Collins, per dozen, 30; Gold Dollar,
per dozen s So Diamond Edge, Der dozen, TO-
Double Bit 20 90.
sKILLETs AND LIDs-4xc per pound; sugar
Kettles, ikc per pound.
SCALES-Fairbanks. discount 20 per cent;
TIN PLATE-L. q. 10xl4, per box, o. ]. q.
l4xx1 per box, 8 10; Terae, 14x20, per box, co.
rsrae 20x2e per box, is 90.
TINwARE-Pieocd, discount 80 per cent
stamped, discount 5oper cent
sOLDER--No. l. l6c; No. i.2 and Ia $50 por
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-Eo IL 25per dozen
HAMEs-two loop, rs per poIon: three loop
TACKs~Tn boxes. 100 papers, 2 50 per box.
GRUB HoE5-Per dozen, s Oo; railroad picks.
ger dozen, 8 90.
MATToCKs--Per dozen, 0 so.
RUBBER Observation-Disclosures 90 per cent.
SHEET 'FRONT.' B, SC; galvanized, discount
" s Git Wells AND sPADEs.-Rowland's, dis.
count % per cent Ames' lis, steel goods, dis.
count 40 and 10 per cent
HEAVY HARDwARE-shafts. finished. 0 90
poles, Is 81. Singletrees, wagons, select 20.
buggy, 2 %; express. So Wagon tongues
10 o., Hickory. axles, 10 90. golsters, +. Is
XXX. 4 50. Sawed ielloes IL, i,,75 2 90.
Bowden fhoes. m Northwestern horse nails,
No. &C on; 7f2; 8, 8 00 Bar iron, 10 rate
Plow Ste 70 spring steel, so; cast STEEL lsc
BU6GIES--S.rade d. aud spring top, % OOG
100 CO. do egen 70 o9%so oo DO side side % springs I'll
phwtons, rs OoGoi5O 90. A grade side spring,
LOO OOes2 CO. do ph@tons. $50 00.a200 o0: bump
ssat buggies, us u0s0250 %: platform springs.
10 OOa9l20 W. three spring Wagons, 80 O3a,llo.
WI8E--Smooth wire No. Q. so NOS TO ana
70, 6Se lapsnned, barbed wire. co. galvanized
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DRY GOODS.
TO-DAY.

EQUATIONS TO-DAY.
PRIETs-froemsns4k Lodi. s; eloosss.it. 5sS
wioh. s. Alien. .; Albion. solid, 5X; Rosboa,
solid, 6k Peabody black, 81: simpson black
Ok; 6imp n mourning. 6k; Glouoestor mourn
3; Arnold n 8; oil red, d oil blue and rreon, II
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTICs--AsgustA a.,
2; Indian Head. 2; SWIM Crock, - eS hmH
6:,s,' E e. sand ale = * Ssiss: sosss
5: Charter OAK, 40 4 Lake George - 6k
Atlantic AK: bennlngton,7X; Nstcheh X.Sk;
Yin FPas BROWN DoMEsrIcs-Lste eecree.
on; Harvsst7k; roeahontas. *; Great Yaiis q
Peerless "a Plum Island. Auanuo ~
7rsenbrlsr. M: Allondsla 7k Dwight ~; se
80 ssIERScHED DoMKsTIcs-soclal,s W; Bunny
Side. & aolraesvflle. ~; forsss O Big Bonanx~
Ss,s A Az: WsI 1n nx. New York miIis ns
diamond HUI cambria \ gnighrn eambsio
4 Hero, "a Q. Hero. x, q Bsllsravsls: . osr-
sds s Z, ;bs s1ns,s sIas g eGR
DUCKs-Arkwtght l6; FIsrioh, 500 ios;
sssri, dox, IL stark. 1000 le Savage Sos. ~;
Hampton. brown and drso. Oo. 10 Hamgae,
a 81 inrn.. SIX: Gold Modal Hue. lax: Lion
crown and drsb. ii: Chariot striped- LAX; Saw
'f F,c c5yiysS AGA. 10 Hamilton. u
Hollywood. plaid, IL standard z, 9k kasson
AZ: Omega I61S Continental Fancy, To- shn-
aid SsDiS * Esss Il s,uo and Brown
IA O. Ha,nilson ii; American. To- Lowell CITY. 81
PLAID osEABURSs-De,tA ~ ~ 1 hocWnosa}
is~n.yx: Oasswbe.sx. Arlington q Augusta
Is Pscia 4: IA r., y
Pson,cs. ssS: Ionisviiie, @k: Kentucky. Ax.
trultod STATES sou Gold MEDAL ".
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PROVISIONS.

Tho western hog packing for the winter sea
on was about $50 o o hogs short OF the number
PACKED In the cores pouding SEASON year ago.
and there was a large falli OF In the weight
OF hogs The receipts continue lght and pack
ing opera ions in tho II have been much
smaller than year ago during the past week
The east Is taking q gond snare OF the hogs
that are sent IN Chicago. and packers are doing
very II tie Bob hngs and product have de-
clined heavily within the past fortnight Ex-
ports OF provisions from this couc,ry continue
10 fall of largely compared with year az /.
O. q are now ab ,ut q 10000, pounds behind last
years movement since November lst On
January LIST there was an increase Of s2,00O. 90
pounds, 80 tn AZ since tina date. for two mon hs.
the decrease IN movement has been about az
co. oo) pounds
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACON short clear sides. l2o; Long
DRY SALT = Short clear sidos, Ike; Long
clear, kAK less; breatf fast bacon. lfo.
HAMs-Csnvessed and uncanvsssed, I5c.
LARD - Tierce 1lG hal-tarrel, Ike;
50-pound cans 1lc 20-pound cans, lilo;
10 pound cans iiSe s-ponnd cans. l1Nc. y
pound CANS Tx
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIEs.

Boston, March li.-lIides - The market Is
btTOuger and highei; the stock OF eouth Am"ri'
csn Ia Boston AID New York " o more than
1900 ag.i ~ about 40 900 last year ut this
time. and tho small quantity on the way Is
mostly sold 10 arrive: Mout yideo hides are htld
a. - cents q IL cents b lug bid and refused;
sal the past few days have been. CJroova 10
arrive nt2a oett; Rio Grando cows to arrive ut
2 cent. ,nta Fe to arrlys ut "a IL sent; entire
o al - l'a cent; entre RIO. - they fuu, NJ 70
cents; these y Ices ara AL HIGHER ihan pryt.
ously obtaintdi the asking rice ior African sips
II 20 cs1is Leather There continues = DO an
tcilvc movement In rousn leather, a'd su adj
ysneaof ~ ~ cents has teen estaoli he'd
oaiiskin, are So moving qnic freely et ~ To
20 GEMS for hoice rough tknE, s. u 90 cent for
finished.
az ,xohaago ftltcs tina, n, the PRESENT time
there Is total 81 u. nsly 40 900 ehe-p In tho
states aud ioriltofl ". 4 strlhuied very uneVeuly
Callivr0ia lac ,ds all vi nearly 6OOO,o sheep
aud an annual yie o.. l5W0 otO pounds Of " oil
ceehs II 10 wool pfodu ton, aggrega.lng over
$50 100 pounds annually lnd asa, with l.
hn.00Os ecp raises over 0CO,to1 pounds, viii .
K-nt"cky, with over LcuOOu sheep. prUdu es
100000 Rhode Island an Delaware have the
10 .esi 1gur,s tho 70 mer lI2ll sheep aud g.. /.
100 pounds or WOO the latter lew thousand
more OF each. NnSsachus.it. has about 20 900
sheep. end produces bat 800, 0Ol p und' OF soo,
shile Maine. g sorgia, Iowa, Kausas North
Csroius, T. nuessee ab, Vermont Virginia,
he n,ighborhood of 100000 sheep. The states
are Colur ldo. Illinois. ssouri New York, Orc
goD, Pm s,lvanla and Wisconsin. Michigan
has about $1,000 sheep. with wool clio 81
II. 900 coo pounds. but this t. exceeded by New
81 Xi aud T,as whs have nearly 10000
each, with q product m for tho 1ist NAMED al
1 so 100 pounds. aud for The latter of 1000, 90
pounds. The t,tal wool product OF the United
u tes in round numbers IL estimated at E5. co.
pounds.
quotations TO-DAY.
WooL~--NoEican. FREQ OF burrr, llaltc Mex
loSp improved k,tl7c; Ccareo i6tl6cf coarse
medium, lSCal9C; medium, l9G2to; ono nediUm,
.Oa22o One WOOL according 10 GltL euo con.
iition, l4ge?c; bury, 1890 per pound lers.
according TO burra.
HIpFS Prime plump flint 20 lbs and mp, l6c
per ID: seconds, plump Hints, "a lbs Gnd uD, l3c
or II: prime light and bios, l5e per 10; enlls,
ulls and sla;s, ) q Sc per H. dry stated, g@liA5,
ccording t. condition: EIecn sal Cd, u 60.
PELTRIEs-Dsor sims, .2Uys.o snteiope, 1870
Toe; seal uElns, lStD?5C. sheep p9lta, "a per WOOL
lOfetbc, bhearlingr. l0ihl6c
TkLIow-Prine .slloW, 60: .allow grease SO
SIC; great. yellow ~ brown, 5tsc,.
b6ES HAX-Py'ms yonow. 7oo' darn aud &c "a
tsrsvsu. nSa2f.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12
TRADE ITEMS.

Tho capital at Washington, since the begin.
ning, has cost over 81 10000 The sutJect
was inv sIigau by congress In 1876 The total
at that time was cost of 9i,3G2, i23; since then
100000 hH- been paid out for public buildings
alone and the amounts pad o. for works oil
ART, psrk decorations aud Other things viii run
the total far abe ad Of the amount above stated
For number Of years Il has cost more than
1907 00U year 10 pay the government expenses
Of the district Of Columbia asd since 1864
In 1873 tue amour, was more than 5000.
900. In 1876 II was mere than
100000 Will. from 1873 ., 1852 I, was lees
than IL zoo 90 year. In 1914 only 1850 was
itwa. MOI III 1897 th.t the yearly proportion
res ched u 10000 The foilo~ing cstr ate.
hon. not exactly correct. is approximately 90
II n les rather than greater than the actual
cost, sou. Of the minor expenses during the
last sever wears being omitted: The cspis", MS !.
est III ss p;tss,S'e ss os's
streets mote than se.9oo0o. the navy nearly
ii Oco ton the white house, two parks and pub
III n urds about " 0O0.O
Tbe erp, ri. of brest stuffs from all the Allan
ia M IN porte of the United states ior me
~ ys 'ranry 20. ~ tomp red with the preceding
wee 4 ard aiss with the corresponding week OF
Last year, were NJ follows:
Last reported
weeks. Preceding ZANE week
vn,.,.rd t,oup on os7 "a I.ls9.2.3 5ee. 20
~ h., ......-.55i, 40 1908 7lSo2
C.,ftsn bs "a 800. LOIS 100 rs i1o.y,s
The mr. drc,fon q anthracite coal tor me wee.
endIns February % was 40 COO tons sgslrst
lsl sss tons fr the cor es pona'nk ssf,,,
dscr s.e O. 81 22e tons ~, me ,p. ssssnss 1ip
in tons f,r the CIR esT opding period lsst year.
\ d~rre AZ ~ nos tnrfl
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~=7------=-7-=-SW
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Owing to the rise in leather tho offsrs OF Iona
ists OF summer orders at II crease OH from tbs
last seas ms prices have been dec ined, aud Inc
buyers have been warned that the price o
good @ ia likely 10 advance 2 per case
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY
Mems kip brogans, from 959l 2t
Boys kip brogGus, from s0Gl 90.
MEMS L. calf brogans, from COOL rs.
Boys p. calf brosens. from 95Ol rs.
Mems kip 2-buckle piows, COOL Is.
Boys Kip 2.buckle plows, S56bl %.
Mems bufbals. congress and button, 1892 rs
Mems calf bals. congre ann button, 60Gt SO
Mems kip boots q 00d2s so.
Men p. calf boots "a 0o6oi5 90.
Mems calf boots, % o0d60 90.
Boys kip boots. Is GOALS 90.
Boys p. boots 10 50tG4 90.
Boys cal cots, % so "a 90.
woRen's ~ hip polkas, 16eDs7isc.
Miss % kip polkas, co n70c.
Child's Cd kin polkas, all size, 4s6Sh5o.
Child's kip polkas q l sizes. 5s'n65c.
Women's calf peg and IS polish, cool So.
Misses calf peg and So polish cool 10.
women's buf scwed polish, peal Is.
Women calf sewed polish. ] to@l SIX.
women's srain sewei aud polish, 9osl 70
wonen's kid sewed 906l 7h
womcn's goat sewed polish, 81 70 10
Women's grain sewod button i 90 TO 26
Women KID sewed button, 90 70 800.
womea's Vost sewed N"ftnn. 7hD2B
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Tniiic Sincllncn.

To the Stockmcn.
We wish 10 extend 10 the stockmen ana
their wives during their visit TO our city q
mos, cordial Invitation 20 visit our PisDn
aud Organ ware. room aud examine stock
81 the finest planes and organs IN tho world.
Our stock embraces the celebrated Stein
way II Sons, Harris Bros J. Il O. Fisher,
and other pianos. ard the ENey, Klmbsli,
aud Packard organs. We will esteem u n
great pleasure TO have You examine our in.
struments whether YOU are thinking OF
bur ing or not. II you are ready TO buy,
we Offer you ilne stock for selection.
WILL A. MATKIs 4 Co.,
HERALD Building, Main st.
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Nniirc 10 Sinckmen.

Stockmen aud other visitors In attend
ance on the convention are respectfully ton
dered tbe freedom OF my office during Their
stsv IN the CITY, where they will be fur
nished FREQ access 10 maps of most OF the
of the state also desk-room for cor
respopderc, II desired.
have for iree distribution mana OF Ess'-
land, Callahan, Taylor, Jones and Sterhens
counties. Also state maps, ana VIII tase
pleasure in furnishing any Information |
have relative to lands in any part OF Texas
Very respectfully.
j. s. DAUGHERTy.
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME.

FrsH-Rsd. sheephead and Trout lac New
eli iSc Fresh water fsb. dressed. loo
OYHTERs- Baltimore. per dos AtA- 20
-,e,i mn. a Nrtils Eelec,. 90 Bslf,mor ore sc.
isct : ., ksssssrda soc Bsr~'dfs bay rs
Z. i.--vcas~on ..s -r.o'orc saS n1fEic.
D-ats rsr iss.sr. 2 o. 11asi, I % via tur-
ey:. ,o<s - sssas,: . =" "s> -
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Attention 10 called 10 tho advertisement
of Mr.. Kane Shields in another column, wi o
IL ackpo wledged as ono among the most &C.
com pished decorative artists in the coun'
Try. He keeps full stock OF oil goods In
his line, which he oflers at wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention TO houee
decoration. The HERALD can assure ii9
readers that Mr.. Shields ia reliable ard
prompt in all his business engagements,
and as one with whom 1t 10 always apleas-
uro 10 transact business.
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7Of Main Street.

To the Cattlemen,
You ara especially invited 10 cell at tht
Hunsinhls Boot and Sooe factory, at az
Il m street, and see the styleP OF long leg
calf riding boots we make in nailed and
hand-sewed. We make them in case lots
for whol.salipg and also keep stock Of
than In our retail department, on the first
floor. Please mention that you came on
this invitation. Respectfully.
WILL PUNISHABLE, Manager.
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LIQUORS.
ouoTATroTs TO-DAY.

ALCOHOLIC so per gal, a. per high wines.
WHIsEY-Hectihed, 0o91 so az peF proof
sour mash, one year old, so two years old,
S502 90 three yeers old. zo@1 ,oi fancy, e1-
wTTEs-Claret IN coses o0G5 On, per quah
liz. Cesayba per gal e0c@l 80 Pert. 0osts y
sherry, per gallon, 0o@4 90 MADEIRA rcr gal
CHANPAGEE--Julef Nun 4 Co, p 0nfs92 81
Hesd-,ck. In basket % 5o,9s2 80; krue. In bss.
ket 70 soC30 So Don sttic chsrnpsgns- of
porTrvp pr~p-e r~u's quar-. y m
-frta X ~ 1prvcs~>r own sSse ~ - pfrrr
g 20 Ess>r csf i->sr TARA ~ pira y e
scs s<s1. -
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short rib, 10: short clear, 10 Is 10 10 IL
Lard nominaly 9l-i. Csttle-R ceipts
900; active nnd firm; expor,.rs, s65OtoH
good TO choice, $3.50 to $780, common 70
medium, So 10 70; G 'rn ted rex,ns. s. TO
90 Hops-R ceipis, ~ 600; slow and essieri
light, so $40 40 20; packing, - 80 10 80 20;
heavy, SO so u 81 20. Sheep-R ceip's CD
scarce and firm; common 10 tar. $50 SOU
medium to good, 50 70 TO 81 20; choice to
fanny a. IN a. 40
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We recommend C.rter's Iron Pills to
every woman who IS weak, nervous nnd
DISCOURAGED; particularly those who have
thin, pale lips, cold hahds and feet nnd
who are without stresgth or ambition.
There sre the cases for which Carter's Iron
pills are specially prepared. and this class
cannot uea them without benefit. Nalu-
able tor msn also. Iu metal boxes, at 80
cents. Sold by druggisto or sent by mail.
sFe advertisement elsewherc.
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A Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocosine dresses Inc hair perfectly, and
is also preparation une9uailed Tor the
eradication of dsndruf.
The superiority of Burnetts Flavoring
rzirac,s consists in their purity and great
streD2th.
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The Rsv. Geo. II. Thayer. OF Bourbon,
Ind, says. "Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by j. NJ. House, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

Call on II. Hamilton and examine line
lot OF stesl engravings, oil paintings and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12
LIVE sroCR.

CllcA.o Tho blowing exhibits tho daily
and tai re- ip's aud sbiumtuts OF live stock -
ana ROM Culcsg, fnr the aosk ending 7,h Luz
At,ut with comparisons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO N.IKFT.

CHICAGO, March ll.-F our quiet and un'
changed. Wheat lower early, but decld.
sdlv stronger later, hoally closing ga
higher than yesterday: March, OIL 4 to
81 IL; @ osed OF IA; Apr ], 90 s t. OIL rs:
81 osed oil 5S; May. % 2 to 067 s, closed
90 SIS; June, 81 3.S t. IS 81; closed % '-2;
Jnly, 9s 3-s 80 90 5.S; closed 90 2; No. Pred
seeker: 96 to0s. Corn active; opened l-stol4
lower, then advanced aud closed "a higher
thnn Yesterday; cash. 81 SIS to SO 1-2.
March, 81 l.S TO 81, closed 81 SIS; April,
81 rs TO So 3-S, closed SO s: Nav, IS "a TO
SO / 8. closed So IL Juue, SO SIS TO 81 6-S,
closed 81 Q s; July. So 4 to 80 3.s, closed
80. Oats steady: opened IA lower, then
ruled firmer. CLOSING: l over yesterday;
Nav "a rs to IS l.2; June, So is to So 5-S
PORK in lair demand; opfned, 2 Lover and
c,o.sd ouiat; cash, Si7 60 TO 1875: Nay,
n 90 TO sis O5, June III 70 to SIS 10, July,
SIS 10 SIS 1912. Lard, ouie'' 2 10 10 3
lower, eaIly; rallied, 10 10 and closed
,tesdy. cash, 90 IL 80 $50; March, 8 % IL;
Nav, o 81 10 TO D so l-?; Junr, oi5 10
962l.2. Bulk meats ou'ei; shoulce g, 20;
short rib, 8 %; short citsr, 9S5, The Do.
yers' Journal reports; Hogs-Esceipt. 1900;
weak and 10 lowe; rough packing, So 80 To
40 80. packipg and shipping, 80 50 10 81 45,
light as 10 $50 CATTLE Il, ceipts. 4, 200.
msr net strong and 6rmer, exports. Sc 81 to
an: good to choice shipping, So On b 9640;
con- mon 20 medium. SIS 25 to $3.50; corn-
fed Texans, S5.25 TO So 6neep-3-ceip Is,
G OO0; weak, active aud j. lower; inferior to
fair. SO to SAYS; medium 70 GOOD, - to 80
choice 10 extra. SIS ~ So; lsmbs Der head.
KA,sAs CITY NAaSRr.
KANSAS CITY, March 1l.-Wheat steady
Sc liz, each; 81. Did April; 50, bid May
Corn weaker; 40 3 4, cash; ~, bid
Arr, 1878, Nay. Oats stronger,
20Ia. TIE Live Stock Indicator
REPORTS cattle receipts at 1900
light steady; others eess; offerings large;
mt vo steers. 05l TO 400 pounds average,
t5.22l 3 70 So 10; stockers and FEEDERS, 81,
s5 10 So 10; onws, 1915 to 81 90. Hogs-
Receipts, 2 700;- weaker ana lower, iot,
lbs to 2Si pounds average, $3.50 to So 10;
mainly, $500 to So SO. sherp-R, ceipt 4,
500; mark.t steady; natives 10 pounds
nvpr.ga, "a 25.