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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17
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,.,oYnAy EVENING. MAR. II, 1884,
Tariff Harmo ony.

The people who are trying TO nnd
division in the Democratic ranks on the
proper tariff policy will not have much
Aid In this research In reading the re-
marks OF Speaker Carlisle at the free
trade banquet in New York. 1t Is true
that the speaker appeared before free
trade assembly, and that he secured itS
frequent applause from which 1t may
be argued that he made free trade
speech. But he did not make free
trade speech, as its language easily
shows, and therefore we may account
for his appearance before free trade
audience and for its applause, by con-
cludinQ that he was there to convert, not
to endorse, and that he succeeded in his
undertaking. Or we may suppose tnaI
the assembly was not any more stoutiy
free trade in its sentiment when IL came
together than was Mr.. Carlisle /; in
which case IL was happy family, like
unto the Democratic party, and its
harmony reflects the Democratic
harmony. The fact appears plainly
TO be that we are all OF
one mind about the tariff If
Speaker Carlisle, reputed to be leader
of the free trade sentiment in the party,
can meet with applause at New York
free trade dinner in enunciating senti
ments which the reputed tariff Demo
Gratis OF Pennsylvania can find no fault
with, then surely there Is no foundation
for the suspicion that the Democrats OF
the country are in danger OF falling out
about the tariff.
Mr.. Carlisle is theoretically for free
trade, we suppose but he is not ready
to practice II. He is for reformation I;
not revolution. We are for the same.
We suppose everybody is, The embar.
RAISING question is as to what is refor
nation aud what revolution ; and the
practical answer is, so far as the Demo =
cratic policy answers 1t, that reformation
in the tariff is such slow advance to
wards free trade that no one will be
hurt aud if nobody is hurt, nobody need
care how the band plays. There are a
variety of airs going, but IL the troops
keep step to them all in a solid body,
the march will go on just as we'll as
though there was but one monotonous
tune. Speaker Carlisle is evidently de
termined to keep step to the Democratic
music, and none is likely to fall out o
line on the obstruction as to whethe
the best one is Yankee Doodle or Hal
Columbia. We all desire the country
be prosperous, and no one proposes t
embarrass its industries. Such proteC
tion as they need they will get, and wha
they dome need they don't want.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17
A Psnuouer OF the war Of lsia ussd,

Mrs. Martha Keller, Of Lititz, died IN
that village on Saturday at the advanced
age of So and her funeral took place to-
day. Religious services were held In the
Moravian church, of which Mrs. Keller was
a life long member. She was the widow
of soldier of the war of 1912, and the
mother of M. V. b. Keller, one Of the
deputy county recorders, who resides In
this city. For many years she was a
United States pensioner OF the war OF
1912,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17
a 8enuine ThirN.

LNNHsNIIIU AIBus,
"Thirst-ragin' thirst-till tho roof of
the month was like lime kiln, an the
lips cracked lit to bust, Yes, I've felt all
that an worse, said the man from Ari-
zona, witha sad, oareworn look.
" Yes" eagerly asked the professor,
where was that ?''
" Down TO Kansas City las fall. Me
an, jim Blake got clean broke, an ne yer
drop Of whisky passed my throttle for
more'n three weeks"
But surely there was plenty of water
In olty of that size ?"
Water u yelled Arizona, "goldarn
my skin, water We didn't want to wash
33urselyes-l said thirsty, didn't I, plain as
i could speak ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17
Case Withdrawn.

On Satur day evening the assault and
battery case brought by John Marks
against Harry Lofeyer, an agent Of tho
Indian show, was withdrawn. Mr.. Lo.
fever paid the aldermanic costs and will
now DO spared the trouble of coming back
to this city to attend quarter sessions
court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17
sale OF Ksai Estate.

Henry Shubert, auctioneer and real
estate agent, sold at public sale last Satur.
day at the Grape hotel, for A. A. Myers,
trustee, the property known as the Cor.
reoht coal and lumber yard, situated on
West Lemon street, TO ], l., Arnold, for
S2, O1Q.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

THERE are good many Republicans
who think the Sixth ward is developing a
nav entirely too capacious, It has the
fattest offices in the gift of the party now
ard impatieutly demands more.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

Four Indian tribes on the Upper Mis-.
souri, are said 10 be starving. Some Of the
Surplus" might go there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

The French are seriously considering
the importance to their nation Of invest
ing women with greater social dignity
and more legal rights.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

IT is suggested that a civil service
examination applied to the Republican
candidates for county office would lessen
the number of them very considerably.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17
KrsNHT.

Pate, passing over earth one night
Laid hts stern seal on three new lives
One died king one saukin fight
one wasted In his felCn gives
-ThoS s. Collins, IN The Manhattan
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

The crows up around Hartford are said
to know When Sunday comes, aud on that
day forage with increased impunity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17
Pasaed ThrOaRh.

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Langtry and
her theatrical company, passed west
through this city on special oar, which
was attached to the fast line, wost.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

SARGENT has accepted an invitation
from Bismarck to attend dinner to be
given on the 22d inst, honor Of the
eighty seventh anniversary Of the birthday
OF Emperor William. Mighty is the
stomach, for through its potency peace
will be restored between the two great
nations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

OLD Jupiter Pluyius wakes forgetful.
St Patriek's day in the morning has been
remarkably pleasant.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17
Mayors court.

This morning the mayor had twelve
dodgers before him, oil OF whom were dis
charged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

ST. PATMCK evangeliEed Ireland with
out the use Of dynamite.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

SCARCELY has Mrs Mlckay begun to
with the Meissorisr incident, when she
sets all Paris agog by appearing in a dress
of white velvet, trimmed all over with the
wings Of robin redbreasts and shoes of red
volvet, entirely covered with the toes of
the little robins Mackays helpmeet
seems never so happy as when basking in
the sunshine OF nOtorety.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

The Manhattan is magazine that has
not yet became as widely known nor a.
familiar TO the general reading public as
some of its older contemporaries with like
aims. But it has recently given very
marked signs that there are behind il
prise Of publisher. The April mum ber
Of its illustrations, it's literary matter
and the variety of it's contents is one
of marked improvement upon the former
issues, and the most notable event in
the history Of the publication is the an
nouncement that in the May number will
appear the first instalment of q story. by
an author whose name is not at pro, ent
disclosed, which is to be handsomely
illustrated aud will run through the Nan.
hattdA as serial for year or longer. II
will deal with events and persons rccOg.
nized as historical during tho closing
years of the regime Of Napoleon III.
Many curious incidents, hitherto unpub.
ltshed, relating TO the brilliant circle which
surrounded the Empress Eugene, to the
Frauco Prussian war and the days of the
commune, form episodes in the novel.
And from every point of yiew-whether
literary, political or social" Trajan
will be Of absorbing interest. A bright,
wholesome current of fact and fancy, with
strong underlying dramatic action, will
cause this production, though distinctly
original, to recall some charming works OF
the most beloved masters of English flo
tion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

IT will be difficult for anonymous news
papers assailants to break down the repu.
tation which Mr.. Chas, Is. Seely, OF the
Jersey Shore Herald enjoys in the Demo
cratic party Of the state as a staunch
defender Of its principles and au unfalter
ing supporter Of it's candidates. He and
his paper have done too good service in
the cause to have the prevailing confidence
in them disturbed by inuuendoes and vague
charges.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-17

A trapeze performer named Lehaine,
fell during an entertainment In Minneap
oils, MINI, aud broke his neck, There
was slight pauio among the audencs, but
no one was hurt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-13
DRY GOODS.

o.. .TATiuHB TO-DAY.
fBiNl e. ~; lasus@Ni ucdL s. Glsr91r,oyi hN
rieh So Alsa ~ Albion soiii' fsebdd!
solil va Pcs oily black hlE' SIN .gu bieck
sh slma 20 uncring, OK Glow, 'lt l1Gin'
Eps p, rlDricnr. G. BaIkley pink uN purple
{; AuH'i Z. 0.l fud, q 1llblrc aud fflol. n.
HEAVY CROWN DOlrEgTICar-- eiistl ~
OK f1lisl s. -ai ?; 3Win Usrok. ~ sc H.tna
DcIby, 9-, 81; siSndsle, 81 X. ;'aiohe-, 81
g unlf.r orr. ~, T. Lafc Gcoigc "a, G4;
GIeas Dli1l, -, z International, -. so,
Atlantic Interchangeable NAtohes y. %;
FiaE' pRowN DoMEsTIos-Lsks aaorza
az; liar, o6t IS; n0cehoDt2s IN; Great Balla =
Poeslnas, 6's B; Plum Island, s Atlantic ~
aresnesiasi ,ti Ahondoie, Ta, Dwight ~. ae;
BLfSoHBD D0MEsTICs--sooisl 3: sunny
Side ~; fa.lgEf lie, "a; EOsest eBig Bynarsa
=, z, Auhurl 'is LcnsdalA IS; LGnl5nle, cam.
6ftio, ~ &,,uea.is; J.; Hey YORK Mills y;
q Hero. 81. 3 aCro, Z, b HGnIdyale, z Cam.
bridge, e. q toa1iesa, z, 5Ai frul. o. the Loom
~; Ger Of ne slindle, s. nasEoss.i dlon,5H
htsrk, oC1 ~. Stark, 1905, 10. Savage, sos, III
HE;apde1. crown ind arab. 90 10. Hampton
TX. DO, y! soston. l0-os brown and drab, 49,
G g 1 . o9 aoi n sS oss - B iP9a ia SS
sy0wn on lnh. Il; Chcriol striped l2E, saw.
age Striped, l2H.
.ricIuE -ATaoskoag AGA, IS Rgsonton, 70
81. cGncgg, AK; Continental EEacv. ~: Sian.
dgrd FencT, 0k, Harrisburg, H.
HICKORY Rock River, Sc: nine ara Byown,
Co lndie, 1910 ArliSgto1, $40. Thomfjko
u 4. Hamilton II; American, 10; Lowell City, 9X
PLAID 0SEABuR0s--Delta, ~: Economy
OK; Osigvl, 80: Michigan, w: BojIe 51f Wood
lawn,7k Oatawba.sk. Arlington g Augusta
TX Louisiana *.
JRANa-Roxboroush IS; Pacific, p r., 23k
Beaver Valley Is; Toxic, 12H; Humboldt 80;
Peoples 9esS; Louisyille, ssH: Kentucky, Silf.
rrici stAies soH. Gold Medal ~.
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Vertigo, Mysteries, Oonvulsions-all ner-
vous. disorders In fact-are CURED by 6amar
itan Neryine.
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PROVISIONS.
ouo-A,rosa ro-nAv

QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
BAO0N--Bhort clear sidos. lilo.
DRY SALT Short clear ndes, Ike break
fast bacon. $50,
HAMs-Canvassed and uncanvasssd. 16c.
LARD Tieroe 9xo half-barrel, TO- bo-pound
cana loo; 9.pouDd Nans, 100: io.pound CANA
ioxc s-ponDh CAM. loKe , -ound nans. fokc.
The best smoking tobacco is sLittle
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
KANSAS CITY MARKET,


KArsAs CrfY, May ll.-Whsat lower; S.
Dash; a. bid June; 20. bid, 10 asked. July.
Corn steady; a TO A IA, bid cash; A "a,
bid June; %. bid July. Oats dull and
nominal. The Live Stock Indicator
reports: Cattle-Rsceipts. 800; active
and firm; native steers, 900 10 ], 800 pounds
average, IS. % 70 S5.65: otners unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 8 $40. weak and lower; 2s3
to $50 pounds average, IS to IS 60, mainly
$3.50 50 40. Sheep Receipts 400; steady;
natives, % 10 100 pounds average, s. IS.
cHroAG, MARKET.
CHICAGO, May ~ Flour dull and IN.
changed. Wheat unsettled and lower;
vary excited. Fssrs OF financial trouble
caused hesvy yelling. Prices closed I 2 10
23-4 below Saturday: cesh wheat closed to
day Is cents under the price the same day
year ago; saies rsneed-May. 81 TOGO June,
rs II 70 81 80; July, 90 10 90 Is:
August, 80 81 to 80, closing at inside
prices. Corn, 90 compared with wheat,
ruled firm opened - 10 higher. fluctu.
at~d end closed IA yer Saturday; cssh.
5I.S to IS IL; Msy.53 1-2 ~ % "a, clcssd
551-s 10 IS I Jnne, IS rs 70 1919. closed 50
Is to % Ia; julie, 81 So 20 90 81.
doeed s. Oats, ,teady; cash,
Sc 3,e: Ns5. 311-2. Jnnc. 80 81 n s3lI
Pork II fsis dem.ld; dsci'nsd 20 10 Is ioE-
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POULTRY, GAME, ETC.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
GRTKN APPLES-5 O0@6 30 poy barrel.
EU'rS-Alnonde, zoe per pound; Brazil. i5a
100; nlborts, l5c; Naples waluuts, $50 per pound
ohestnuss imported, none on the market pes.
nuts, Tennecsoe red, le@ilc choice white, lio,
oocoanuts. s00&e9 90
Observation-Disclosures per barrel, "a 01@
ID 90 per case, 6 80; ValonCine. per care OF <21,
. o00o10 90.
LEMoN5--Sicily, 8 % per box; Malaga
CO.
DATRs-In rails, i0ai2o.
BAEANAS--s cOGss 90 per bunch.
GRAPKe-MAlAga,6 COOS so half barrel
SWEET PoTAT0ES-on tho Str ceta. red,
$50 per bushel yellow, 90
OEI0Eg-New. Q 90 per barrel.
POTATOES rHshel, 100.
OABBAGE-Eew,2 Is 20 8 0per dozon. or &c
$40 per poaat.
CHiOFENs wequote at oO@s 30 pc. dozen;
urkcys, zoe
EG0e.-i0c per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western, 2oa25o: cooking
lb43lSf- county. rs 35J.
administration layer. new DER box. s o.;
layer, . rs@aTs
DRIED ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 20; peeled lie
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srArr-AGrNrs. DALLAS. rNXAs

head Of cattle lost az SO pig at Is, ania sheep
at 81 tho total loss reaches s12,7gA iSS Ind
might have been prevented q y large extent.
American tanners lose annually as much ny
neglectIng tleir 1.-Two stock ~ the c1uutry u,
large lose Ia con egugnos u preventtblc fires
QUOTATIONS. fo-pAr
BEEVEs- l5rn fed, per ID, AZ il.C cows
per No. 1L axe.
8u1roNs-Faiy iai mntt,ns. per L. exc
8ac: choice. pog ro0ne. 3g3EG
5o9e-Pr pound, aelkc; stock hogS, per
pound 3A8A,.
BULLS AND aT4ds--For Eaussgo mann.
feature p1f p und, iIN2kc
MI5OEL LIN EOUs LIVE sTOCK--Ycsrlne
sloert. puF helr, "a 90, yeafling hoifers. pc
hes', 10 10; year OLD steers, per head, is 0l
year Old hoileTs per head, 81 90
coWa 10 spears old, per head, 20 20. COWS n
young calves, 30 a.; ynunC Texas bulls. % %
Texas raised a Durham, 90 o.; Texas raised \
Durham, 90 CO Texas raised 4 Durha q Oh
Texas rAsgl III God Durham, 100 20.
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Smiths Extract d Nay Flower.
ndUniversallyApp
fornll Diseases OF the Bladder and kidneys.
II Positively Cures Where all
Other Remedies Have Full.
cd 10 Produce Relief.

"Brights Disease OF III Kidneys" u fearful
scourge. which spares neither age, sex nor cond.
ton becomes an incurabe disease only for tho
want OF timely attention. II allowed 10 work Its
rayagcs unchecked until It has fastened upon tho
yitals It's victim no medical skil can release Its
hold: Il claims its prey, and annually numbersits
victims by the thousand, A timely use OF
Smiths Extract of May Flower
win positively prevent such results. In proof of
this assertion, we cite you TO the rumberless testi
monials in our possession, and quote such emf.
nont authorities as DR.. Iii Ives, OF New Haven,
Conn, and DR.. King, Compiler of Kings Dis
pensatory) Ask your own physician II these
names are authorities and decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather than
surrender your prejudice TO an advertised mcd!-
cine. Decide now, II may not be too lnto.
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
is natures own remedy II Is no vile detection
OF nausoous drugs and dangerous chemicals May
Flower Is modest little plant which grows in
New Foundland, in Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
Iii diurotic and astrngont In It's properties, and
has frequently been used to great advantage In
Diarrhna and Bowel Complaints OF children. Its
grca, merit however, isin It's gentle and efficient
action on the Kidneys. II removes all impurities
through natural channels and restores thesystcm
to healthy condition ltpromptly relieves pains
in the back and loins In cases of weak and deli
cate females, Ito value is beyond computation.
But for the natural modesiy OF woman which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds OF testimonials OF
incstimablo benefits derived from It's use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Rend carefully the circular around tho
bottle. II is yours to choose between
Health, Happiness and Life
Disease, Misery and Death. q
Prepared only by 8. D. Smith & Bro, Covington
X. For sale by al druggists.
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COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS. May - Trade vas dun 'o.d'y
Cwingia o. cltlou btirG uore dire. q 90 sho
Nav icaiyl 90 tnan 10 b slucss But palWa,
trIo % H iufuucis. IN neo The tlebl lluu INTO
acriunl b making De p oots,ion means Oi
idyalhd1g Is yhilus busn sses Ahnnae.
Jurors sud dealers in all hrsnchlg cent deco
rated 40 IONS aiou he route, ~ ktng mos! az
tr c.iye IA ing Tiefe le talk on hhhge
to-day % iakius ~ p' o .nCrtHto he cotton "a
ceiufs Of VA city . plan sufgo't was tot
ceaiers 90 ollsr Occlal auyan .h 10 mefch 1n's
g. tic tow mt rdr with Dallas % ease
thuge rttH lcn C4nsign cotton tut.cRl
a. meeting lh1lf bills W IN cash. II H. SAID Inst
100 Oj0bt'.s instead OF 600 or" erfly pe IN
1ured u core here BY the ncaus proposed,
Thcro sacrowing spirit Of uily, ana no doubt
the prlnccly dealers OF This city VIII soon begin
% usaclice those arts which alope arc needed %
bling Da asti So growth. sugar IS shade
lI7her Hoy - lower, orn lower cotton ID
oui ofmsrkoi, drg good are dun eggs arc lower
aus plenty. rontfy / imptoYiGg IA supply
ard over. butter IS "a bad sup
DIV, quality bad 20 prices lower.
More attention T. being raid % ipproving
Joulu-. WyAudoues are taking The LEAD win
CITY rtisers. Plymouth pcks &c also grea
fayoFilos here Elglish Aarlen peas ore pienl
fui f,om rl.lss sEIdoBs. Strawberries ere moi
a. plentf ns they might be. Dallas people
have uOt SGT earned - menace tho tender
Illnis. Vegetables nr' unusually plentiful ior
IN slnNOl,
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WOOL. HIDES AND pELrRIEs.

The Seymour Cresset says Tho wool grow
ers OF Baylor county have been very busy fol
the last three weeks sheariDg their sheep. and
are getting heavy clip. The wool crop OF
Baylor county win aggregate about i75, 90
pounds, which viii all b. ready for market In a
short time.
eUorATIoSe TO-DAY.
WOOL-Aexioan, FREQ OF burrh ildoi2o Neg
loan improved, i5UfGc, coarse, 16c; hne medium
e0o22o fine wool. according 70 dirt and con.
titon, i4o91r bury. 1920 per pound less.
socording 10 burn.
HIDR5-Prime plump fints, % lbs and up 17c
per ID; seconds, plump hints, % lbs and up, l4C
per ID; primo light and hips, iio per III; culls
bulls and siass, csc per 10; dry sailed, 9ds1lx c
according 70 condition; gIeen salIcd,7 20
l5c seal skins, 1b025c; shoep pelts, ~ per wool
2oeas5c shearlings l093l5o
rALL0W--Prime tzllow, Go: tsllow grease, SO;
oko; grease yellow 70 brown. <ze5c,
bnKsWAx-Pr'meiv sllow 400; DARK and sdul
toRaAon uxtAo
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on ,cn NOE.

S.cota-For the hr.l line today reports were
c1iyed AZ the Dallas exchange giving quota
tons u stocks AZ he Nov Y0rS Exchange On
fr.t cal .O-day Northwestern flid III loo IS,
a Immediately vainCd 3.S sold rs higher
D. Ling session, q OnpUd bacs 10 irs. call, ed.
ysuoed alter oinuer, sold lo7 II highest and
closed iO7 or 3.s ipgner ihan ilFst cali North.
ern Peoi1e opcucd 525.S. tciu.d III Gay and
closed ia lower az 81 ia Texas Pacific open
cd II IA gained Ii ON nextoAll maintained ad'
yalco AL day md closed al the Ii gain, il l.2
CHICAGO, May l,--rhe OF g. pcafls deserted,
L. srrrg wheat there = no lie kte Receipts
az giain tO-usy are as 20 lows Wheat lA6soi
com 7l6S; oats, 99od Shipments are:
saiias 1rain Is steady corn buyers arc busy
AID making large puienasos. OATS are scarce
enu iGcliued 20 advance.
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!. IN nvo s,ook wIntcred we'll In .Te xAs and ths
Il n 1,r1r7oa1. IL fact tie only loss that 90
- fsW shcep n the southern part Of
"a Ssi,. sii6srnt story 70 tsil The
X6vertiser siA1oe that trustworthy In
11|naf thas out Of <4Doeot swine
q lhs beai ming Of the present cal q q,
M 80 10 fhs present dine
49, N ufte<s nunher
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c. ". Parker i Co.. lo7 lamar street, brokers
IL ~ II, proyisions, go Ks and cotton, execute
rork lard. cotton aud raiiroad stocks Quota
lions received every 90 10 minutes from Chi
cage grain and provision mark rs. New York.
stock exchange New YORK, New Or
leans, Galveston and Liverpool cotton mark
Cts Trades can be made and closed nny
time durli z business hours on last quotations
postod Comraissioa: On cotton, Is cents per
bale rnnrgia az grain IL margin. ] cent per
buahei: pogk, cents per barrel. margin p
cents; lard cents margin d cents per tierce;
RAILROAD stocks Is Ccuis margin and VI por
shsre All ore crs from the country will receive
prompt attsneon correspondence solicited
Reeryaoe. Oliver u Griggs, bankers.
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WHEAT oicc. / 40 medium grades, 90c
N,---ers.. ulhlC
RTE- nlnai az coz 1ouhsrn, CSC
Estf ffh
rcE IN sanoE. s5esso sholle6 and 'saH,d
l3ss6l.
CIR ni1'aa % 4 s2e. sacked
FLruE- nefsnG IS: early hfean0s.
,,sl .pdn, 3 C5 10. pure crsem, IS
7 sflg psteuS 2 3D. Union, l0i Prairie
II vef 90 aiqr hoiCe ID
fa MA mills, 9Oc; In store. OOc.
lrrffHT .-fira N0l'gf oa~ 700 pound,
lsr.
rrif' -rrn.f an nsr 10 pounds 20
ef anr1 eai oats pee i0l pou;idH. ls1
O.. It lr.n par 10 Dounde, 400
= rLOuA--pa loo yoluds, S.oJ
--lav1, OOg,s co. bright. 10 10 fclm
rf .lrsire 0alod dark, o.. bright
lit FREQ on board oEr II W
N ifF sgep-6Sc German laillst 600.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-13
COTTON STATEMENT
New YoRK, Ma, ~ The following Is hi
daily comparative cotton statement:

Exports this week: Great Britain, 1908;
France, 200: Continent, 63i; stock in all
United States ports this day, 53s,S72; this
day last year, Gas 092