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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-17
oEElclAL-olrY LAWS.

A N ORDNANCE AMENDING SECTION
~ 5of an ordinance establishing and pro-
vidlng for the building, repairing and keep
Ing clean all side walks and cutters in the
city OF Dallas, approved Nov. ., 1880.
SECTION !. he It ordained by the City
council OF the city of Dallas, that section of
the above entitled ordinance, approved Nov
y, 1850, be amended SO as to read as follows:
section 5-That hereafter all sidewalks in the
Guy or Dallas on streets or portions OF reefs
Whlrh have been aved or that have been
ordered paved, shall he constructed of good,
hNrd smooth or dres, ed stone or artificial
Stone asphalt compositions; sidewalks on
slftels or portions OF streets not waved or
ordered paved, shall he constructed only of
good, hard' smooth or dressed stone, artificial
stphe, Drlck, asphalt composition, or good
hard gravel, laid ut least ave incncs IN thick
ness provided that the City Council NAV in
US Ciscrction permit persons to use wooden
material on any street or portion of Il street
outside the fire llmls and that are not
paved or ordered paved. All curbmg and
gutl'rl' = Ia the CiiyU of Dallas shall be con-
structed either OF good, hard. smooth or
dressed stone, or nItiiical stone provided
that hcHrt pine, cypress or oak lumber may
be used ON any sire I or portion OF "a street
outside Of the nre limits, where the same has
not been ,Aved or ordered paved ANY per
son or PERSONS VI iHtug the provisions o.
lhlS section shall be deemed guilty Ofu mis-
deme0nor, Rud anon conviction In tine May
ors Court, shall be fi1od In any sum not less
than ten nor more than one hundred dollars.
Sec.2 Ihnt this ordinance take effect from
anu after It's passag and publication.
Approved October Q, 1851
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"Grandma,' said q spry 5.yenr-old.
You're ~ cross old patch" Grandma
looked ns II she would bite thp hoy's
mead oil for this; and 80 the boy dodgsd
her aud got out OF the wav. IL WAS
Thought that grandma's case was one of
dyspepsia, total aud long continued.
FOR even such tough old cases Browns
IRON bltlerS works wonders. MIR. |. |.
Cavins, Dinwiddie, Vn writas
"Byown's Iron Bitters made mo woll oi
spinal disease aud dyspep,ia of twenty
years standing"
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Announcement Of nm Fnrnremcnt.

Last evening mUny Of the friends of
r. \. Roisncr and lady met at their rcsi-
nence, ANA partook OF an elegant ropast.
The owe ing was spent most cniovably
oN all present. During the evening tho
engagement Of Miss Julia G.. Manners
WdopIed daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs
holSnep was announced, to MIR. Frank
Mohrhardt. The Young lady is vel
hhnloNh Tor her beauty grace aud accom-.
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An Unfortunate ON Man

An aged old darkie whose hair is gray
applied at tho courthouse yesterday
and asked 90 be cared for. His feet are
SO badly frost bitten that hccnn scarcely
walk, ana his clothes were all torn. lie
had good honest looking taco and
aroused the sympathy of ali who saw
him, Justice Kendall buSiod himself In
getting tho old man admitted To the
poor Mru.
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'ok sALE-FARM IN DALLAS C0~
i or 70 rent for money. Two hnn-
dred and eighteen acres, one and baI
mile west OF Richardson; rich black a luh
mrs, inh,pfpNea' IN hne state OF cultivation
arg uWtilihg, rooms; barn, outbuIIdins,
NnN tnmMnL hMn.na. lnlnrlIl 1917 NN'ulln
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-17

The telephone exchange has con.
tracted with Mcssrs. Carter Il Glbson's
steam printing house to publish a neat
ana comprehensive alphabetical and nu-
merically arranged exchange list or card
board $50 that IL may bo easily referred
10 ny the subscriber) once every quar-
Ter, the hrsti issue ofwhich will be ready,
anu copy mailed to every subscriber
about November LIST, next, after which
date all calls win DO mado by nuIuber.
Rates to outside points, etc, will also bo
gwen hereon. &. A. READ,
Manager.
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Urahnm rcdcrnl Cnnri.

Federal colrt convonos at Graham
Monday, and United States Marshal
Mckee leaves to-day fosthAt place. Mr..
Eugene Marshal, who was employed 10y
the government to prosecute the ku.
kluN eases from Delta county, will ac.
company HIM. lilo will probably dis.
hllss the cases, ~ the Acknowledgement
uas ihled 10 ME the necessary com.
plants as provided by law.
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" walters Mt the Barnes Ho,,a VII
Iexas, J. IL BARNES Proprietor Alb
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Theomcrr W.. cnrrnr,

Mention was made In Yesterdays
HERALD that Deputy sheriff Winston
had on "Wednesday evening arrested a
man who gave his namo as L. d. Crigor
and locked him up az n suspected horse
ttnieL Yesterday morning MIR. &. ID.
REYNOLDS, Of Pilot Grove, from whom
.he morse that Criger was riding had
pccn stolen, saw the notice OF the cap
lure IN the HERALD and came 10 this
S,N anu identified the animal, saddle.
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nersfard,. Acla rhn.nhai.

. ~ thANl'kNt~N.
frol. Adolph OFT, New York, says: al
nsed II Tor soaslekness, during an ocean
passsKc. IN most Of the eases, the vio.
lnnt symptoms which characterized that
disease yielded. aud gave way To a
healtnnil action of tho functions i'm
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palance IN time; owner desires to return ia
europe inquire AZ Postonlce, Hutchins
= IMAM - ~ Wv. Ocluf
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nrnncrntlr .nrnAlnr.

Hon. D.. q. Terrell, the Democratic
numinee ioralatc senator, will address
tho voters OF Dallas tonight vt the cor
ner oi Main md Murphy streets. Lot
everybody turn out aud hpnr him.
ihcro will bc other speakers on hand.
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Yesterday morning Mrs. Walter Ca
ruth lost diamond ring ON Commerce
slroot ut the Santa Fc crossing, worth
$40. \ crowd gathered and began
searching for IL, and Just about the time
all had given 10 up as lost, her little son
Walter, found 10.
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FLOATER.

w EAkk AUTHORIZED ANNOUNCE
W t. L, d. ANDREWS as Floater from the
counties OF Dallas, Tarrant and Rockwell.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
~ N. ;, Austin, of Rockwell, as candl-
IIale Tor Fl1ater for Dallas, Rockwell and
Harrunt counties.
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N"hiAe ~ CONTRACTORS slsNf,rn
o,ls wiz be u cclvcl at any ofllcc un,ii
lsy,n,' s ~, y in. on Tuesday, October q, lor
double strength pipe on tile nns,h , M, Why
1871 1871 street, nom urltlin s,keet To Magno,ta
1,,,"'vl distance OF four Jutdred mnd ,ns
ca, net sccordine 20 tho }ans and srecln.
'Ame place hriek clrcnla{ sewsr s INV ~, W .hc
~, ~ vsmcte- WV. IoirsoS, cos ,ess
ps'is> r~z, Och 4. isst ~" e"s'.
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Castles Bros, the exclusive gents fur.
nishers, Mt 5l2'i Main street. have ono of
the handsomest stocks Of gents under.
wear, collars, cuffs, shirts and ties, in
the south.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-17

IL there over WAS u specific for any on,
complaint, then Carriers Little Live,
rus are n specific for sick headacho
aud oNery woman should know this
only one pill n dose.
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Tho Rev. George A. rhayer, of Bour.
bon, Indiana, says; "Both myself ana
wife owe our lives To Shiloh's Consump.
Ion Cure" Sold bv !. NJ. House.
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A true copy, '''
w n. PARMH. CITY Gerrnlnrr

\ \ ORDINANCE WIDENING WOOD
~ street be wccn Poydras street and the
| sputhWest line OF the John Grlgsby league.
SECTION |. BE II ordained by the CITY
council or the city OF Dallas, that Wood
. street be and the same is hereby
ordered awi1ened on the north side
thereof between Poydras street and
the southwest line Of the John Grlbsby learlle
ana that ilNZ25 feet Of ground be- tukcn and
condemned for said purpose io-wt: Begin
nlhg NJ the intersection Of the east line Of
nnSdras street, with the present north line of
WWu street; thence castwardiy with the
Sud north line Wood street 21j feet 10 The
southeast corner of Luc Bourgeois tract ON
lne norm sideof Wood street; thence north
WarulN WIN the east line OF said BOurrpoig,
tract Il feet thence wastwardly parallel win
sui Bourgeois south line and north linc OF
wood street ~ feet To the east Inc or Pow.
dtas street; thence sopthwardy with east
I'm of loydrus street Al feet to the place of
beginning.
SIC. ?. That the Mavor proceed to havo
sne NHiue of The ground described In the
foregoing section HSctrtRined and assessed
Hrt"IlinI To law; that th-HmOUut 50 ascer-
Rlned and assessed he taxed against thc
surrounding property holders In prnportion
10 the benetlt received 10y each and that said
amount be- paid the owner thereof
SEc, y, That when the amount asses ed In
inc condemnation Of said property shall br
Collected aud paid 10 said Buurr cnis, said
street shall be opened rs hercntofpro pro-
SIC. 4. That this ordinance take ercc,
rom It's passage.
Approved Oct. H. 1854.
~ est. w H. pAruy ,Eit' y, 80 "
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LEGISLATURE

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" T. +, TERRELL ~ u candidate for the
me Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Elec
on,I9qmdAoN 4, 1884.
w EAltEAUTHOkIEEDT TO ANNOUNCE
" H. II. COoMBES as Il candidate for the
legislature from Dallas county.
NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
MT H. y. KIMBROuGH as "A candidate
nr the Legislature Ia Dallas county, subject
N 'hc action of the Democracy.
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OOuNTY rRrA.unER.

NJ EAhE AUTliuRlXEDTO ANNOUNCE
W the name OFF. n. DowNs as "A candi-
dAlt Tor county Treasurer OF Dallas county
at me ensuing election, November 4 1884.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO An.
~ nuunre Mr. h. ID. LANGLEY as a can.
i'dale for County Treasurer OF Dallas county.
"'Hr'iuu iu November.
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Candidates who want their names I'm.
serted on regular tickets, or desirins M,
extra supply, should apply at tho IIsR.
ALn job oillco without DELAY.
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Tho editor of the Iowa Staats.Au-
Lelger, DeS Moinos, Iowa, states that ho
was cured of severe rheumatism hy st.
Jacobs oil, the great pain cure. 80 cents
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AZ The N. George: II Rawley, Bar.
ney crahh, Lone Oak, Texas; Il w Pro
vine. Fort Worth. G Muller, Louisville,
F" johnson, Kaufman; John NJ stephens,
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CLERK.

WE ARE REQUISITE TO ANNOUNCE
w w. III. THACKER for, 'unty Clerk.
NTE ARE REQ UESTED , ANNOUECE
" W. NJ. G, HILL rs candidate Tor re-
lection to the Office Of County Clerk.
NJ y ARE REQ ESTED TO ANNOUNCE
Nv HENRY JONES rs u candidate for re-
lection to the office OF District Clerk
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CONSTABLE.

IA FARE AUTHORlZEDTO ANNOUNCE
" W. +. GRAHAM as u candidate for Cen
slAhie OF Precinct No. at the ensuing cleo.
lion.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w j. G. MCCARr as a candidate for ION.
stable In Precinct No. /.
WE ARE kEQU ESrED 10 ANNOUNCE
~ JOHN OVERLAND rs = candidate for Con-
ta5le In Preclnct No |.
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Extremely low prices have been
= arked on all tho furniture Geo. Rick
has in stock--tablcs, chairs, rockers, bed.
room and parlor sets. Give him q call.
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
" Judge q. n. ALDRIDGE as candidate
or reelection to the Office of Judge of the
eleventh Judicial District.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ Judge II. Il. BURKE MS q candidate for
ne JudgcShtp Of this Judicial District ut the
nSuing November election.
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Society sin y puckor over the quos.
Ton; "Shall our girls Whistler OF
course thoy may, II they strengthen
their lungs by using the great Dr. Bulls
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Row Ina Colorod Church.

The Antioch Baptist church, colored
on Swiss avenue, is badly split up. II
Is a house divided against itsolr 80 to
speak. This was tho case, at any rate
ut lato hour Wednesday night. 1t APP
pears that Rev. s. H.. Smith, the pastor
has been trying to consolidate it with
the. New Hope Baptist church.
and that no called for a
vote on the question, when
awar cloud burst on tho scene, and a
regular fight ensued. Pistols and knives
were drawn, sticks freely used and a
riot followed. V. Swan, colorod police
officer, sailed In and commanded them
TO keep tho peace, and barely escaped
being mobbed lie received sew
eral stunning blows. Those who
sustained the most injuries woro
Shandy Bcdnoy and Ike Leonard.
They received some very hard blows.
The, pastor and good portion of his
nook, He'd the scene when war was first
declared The police went out along the
highways and hedges yesterday, and ar
rested number Of tho beligerants, who
VIII be up before his honor the mayor,
this morning.
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Go aud 500 nr barclay. az tho y
James Hotel, for chronic diseases.
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WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST.
go To announce the name OF ". II, W
'AlIu as - candidate for Sheriff of paln,
i'i''N, 1' the ensuing November election
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COUNTY ATTORNEY.

~ EA4EAuIuOKlXEnTO ANNOUNCE
ION 70 the office OF County Attorney al thr
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NOTICES

NoIiCE- SEA- nD BIDS Will. lr DO.
a.. a celNed al my ofllce until o',ic,p W
H. ,s E,,tnoef IN lNi, tnr frnishnV seven rsin,,
iten grntngs two man hole ,,vsr. nr Il
gni,cy ,o' ~ ron grating To cover Tho ,treci
oiii,e p, s,Sin street IN 'front.' oc the Herald
my office Nt'NN"o 10 NC seen NJ
pAihAs. o,tNe"rN ISL CIV Ens,ns..
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNONUCF
election % the office OF County Assessor nj
the ensuing election.
I'VE AXE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
~ nouuce Mr.. G.. Is. GtILFsptE M o. ron.
di3ate for re-election.to the ONCE OF County
pllecipr ''"''
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COUNTY JUDGE.

ATEARE AUTHORIzEDTO ANNOUNCE
" Colonel ED. G. BOWER as a candidate
'of the ONCE of County Judge ut the ensuing
5lecton In November.
RfE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
" announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS RS
scandidate for County Judge AZ the ensuing
November election
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" W. T. STRANGE as n candidate for
County JUDGE at the ensuing election
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PPAARIsSSSV IN All and Undeveloped
eped and al y sss Human Body Enlsrred cye,
Ing adyertisen,ssnon, Etc., Il an Interest.
ev Hy w. inquiries we VIII SAY that iharr, an
s-euce o humbug about his a., ~, ~ s,I ~
intsre sns ss,sss.ssrs AN very niThiy indors
giving all pars,css may ycI sealed circular,
-. es,e' g. 70, I. o. n,xt.s Buas.o nv ~
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INSURANCE

$500. 'NSShNNCE,
netANrMENr On lNSCRANTh ~,
.. NSshnu History, Austin, Trxn. So,
=, leSi,--Io ~ Whom It May CencSrn, 'T,p M. !,
, 10 SsI'lty THAT The rennsyiyania Sire i In,
In MI rssns',i!p or philadelphia, IA, mas
"a, 49,, ~ pevh t1ily compiled with the Laws
~ lein ~ conditions precedent IN its avs
n ,,',,. IN thls state, aud that sniI Cans
nany holdsN Certificate of Autbnp,t, , ,,..,.,
s, once entl!liny It 10 10 6uSinrss In 'i tbis
Scnis,,H.. pi u non,hS teom the lst ,iay Of
lSA "Ny W december,
. W.ven under my hand and seal. nj oiI,cc ia
Huahn' thc day aud date FIRST l,hov. v,.t,,,, VI
IL. T. BREWSTER, Commissionn,s.,v n'
JOHN $. lLDEHOFF, Agent,
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NU' III MADISON AVENUE.
New York. Superior board. moderat,
prices. Many southern references,
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w AH Sent. Iwo OR THREE NJ
nnrson al r., M MN cash security. nMnENs|
Texas O" Ne"' COS office, Maa Marsha
M ANTED - HOTEL HET -, --! oclI.ls
Texas, J. Ia BARNES. Proprietor Albsas
WANTED-,aN ACCOM- PI-fS :, T 5SlA
~ young lady musician desires % , Il
ot" H. "91ia go out 10 teach or ta q cast
gence Office, U0s Main st. fN'e as lnsll.
WANTED-LADY AiEST ! -, oclIa
/ W town In the State. Goo ENERfl
parties. send 10 cents for fnll pay 70 rsit
TsTn Lock Box IS, Greenvie, IHlI nsaa
ZOE KENT3CoNCRETE HOUSE % Wn,I
fst stros ~ '"Iu corner Columbus an" litfH
South Lamar st. NAsSELL, q.
! w ANTED-To BUY CHEAP F0p S wv
" unlmprOved residence lot T., w CASH
locality. JOHN N. MES, cotton bn u ue lrabe
! NAN iEu-rI RST-CLAS9 NJ ICifS WV
W or engineer wants WORK lNlsf
sas hiiu wafer works. Accustomed e.ciat
Main street H~''oe Ohice, az
! w ANTED-BF A YOUNG N ~ s .,a
" has a few hundred dollars ny WH0l
III u leeu store; would devote n ! III, interest
Inc DuSihesS' Address JOHN, p O. ds,mnetO
--s-, ,,,. =, -. -.,,..y. oc1p,.
| VA An hb-FlFTN LADIES M 800, ,-.9t
" M Kinds of gents wear Make
tween the hours OFF, and i'm the Apply be-
Factory entrance, Main street "1 !, morning. (
hLANKENHIi ~ BLAKE. ''''ru loOr.
| W. ANTED-PlANOS TO TINE, !, I Sy1.lyr
| w pair by Il. Wilkins, a nrac,iaAANND RE.
| man from New York factories "f, acll work.
| a. {. IL Edwards Music House 700 g orders
/ Main street. '"' and rs
| w ANTED-ALL PERSONS ~, 9c9-I
| w that Mrs. j. Il. Burnett il a0 hNOW
the bnsi ess formerly done nv arriving on
deceased, at 81 and Sl3 Mai1 S syro nusband,
she at all times is prepared y CITE, where
workmen TO do all kinds q, Min skillful
water and Steam fitting, llghtpnniiDlhg gas
pumps and In large variety. "s rods
w hNTED-THE TEXAS NIi7r,i,- ,e,--.I
| " dowment Association viii q, a., u Al EN-.
prohtable employment to experle,vu o 200 and
ance solicitors. Address A, n ~ aI lnsur.
lary, 12 Main street, Dallas, Texase '-i' seere.
! A GENTS WANTED-lT Will ~ v ~. wv
~ intelligent man or woman ANY
ltable employment to write for NV u'' is pfol.
ed circulars and terms ofagency To- HqAlral
ehrated Missouri Steam Washer ,hsine Gel
reason OF Its great intrinsic merit IN ,n ea BY
WIN such phenomenal znccp,, etllg
lIlh ana franklin avenue st. Lnuis n flH
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WEARE UTHORIzEDToAN ANNOUNCE
W :. N. BRASwELL as Il candidate for Jus.
ice or the Peace for Precinct No. /, at the
Ansuing election,
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WANTED.

WANTED - TWO OR YHRLp. -.
w Agents with cash securiI. NENl
P person At Union News Co.'S. ot,icce AApplly /
49, a E7sf - Oai--
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acknowledgements


WEARE AUTH DRIED TO ANNOUNCE
" L. u. I. KENDALL as a candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No. al the ensuing election.
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WEAR REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W hENR; SCHULZ as candidate for Jus.
ice OF the ICE for Precinct No. ].
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market was steady; inferior fair sheep, $405 ~
cwti medium to good $5G5.50i choice TO extra, So
at.
NEW YORK, April 23.-Beeves-R Receipts, 1900
The market active and l4c higher common to
prime steers. $6O7.I2lo 9 cwt. live weight; extra
steers, 1928 $3.50. Shipments, 100 live cattle.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1900. There was a
better demand. and the market closed firm; unshorn
sheep, $607.50 p cwt.; unshorn yearling lambs, 81
0S.4O per head clipped sheep, So 2005. so " ewt.;
clipped yearing lambs Sc. 250 6 so y cwt; spring
lambs, $407 per head.
Hogs-Reeeipts g. 300. The market was nominal
at 50. 2005.90 " cwt.
KANSAS CITY, April 23.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Recepts. 2, 900. The market
was steady native steers of 157 to 1896 lbs
age sold at. 54006; native butchers steers, 500
5.2o; native cows. $2s7504.25
Hogs-Receipts, 3, 500. The market opened steady
and closed DC higher sales made of lots of l62
to 293 TBS average at So 25d5.75, with the bulk of
the sales at $5.50O565.
Sheep-Receipts, S75 The market was firm; ma
tive sheep of 81 lbs average sold at 81. so.
EAST IBERTY, April 23.-Cattle dull; prime,
$625 $50; fair to good $5.6006; common, 81 70.
Receipts, 1, 500 shipments, A
-, hogs-Slow. Receipts, $50; shipments, 1850
$50.
Sheep-In fair demand; prime wooded $606 25;
clipped $505. 25i fair to good wooded $5.25@5 75s
clipped, $404.5O; common wooded $4.5005; lambs
$5.5o06.5o Receipts, 1000; shipments, Q, 400.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Hogs steady;
and light, $4.5005.6 50; packing and butchers 1928
06. Receipts, $500; Shipments 2, 100.
MILWAUKEE, April 23.-Hogs lower at $3.50
NC
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fresh vegetables, which are now being brought
here from warmer chimes. Grocers are not doing
so much as last week, yet have fair
the coffee market continues dull. more
especially the Rio coffee market There is a
steady call for small lots by the consuming
trade but this trade is looking chiefly for some
thing which can be had below the price of fair.
Such coffees are almost entirely worked off, and
holders feel sure that there must soon be de
mand for the better grades. 1t is claimed that
the coming crop of Rio coffee will be a heavy
one, and that, under the present heavy stocks of
available coffee in sight, the large stocks of
Santos-estimated at 100000 to 40O,0 600 bags
with market exceedingly cautious and bearish,
that the strength of the syndicate at Rio is
many months. There is q fair movement of
sugar, and in all markets there is better feel
ing reported The circular of Messrs. Willett,
and the stock at the four ports for number of
years since January to date as follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-24

2 white, 3Sc Rye easier; No. Csc. Barley stronger
No: 2 spring, Zoe May, Tic; No. extra, ~. Pro
visions higher mess pork, $3.50 cash aud May;
$l6.95 June. Lard-Prime steam. $500 cash and
May 9.4Oe June. Reeeipts-Flour 10000 orls;
wheat, 1000 bui barley, $500 bu. Shipments
bu.
LOUISVILLE, April 23-Wheat firm and UNI
changed. Corn firm and unchanged. Oats firm and
unchanged. Provisions steady; pork, 1929
Bulk neats-Shoulders 6l2c; clear ribs, Sl2e; clear
sides, Sc. Bacon-Shoulders 71ie; clear ribs, 9.l5c
clear pose. Hams-Sugar- cured. 12ls0 BE Lard
Choice kettle, Toe; prime steam, s1fe.
LIVERPOOL, April 23.--Lotton dull and prices
unchanged sales, 5000 bales speculation and ex
port 1000 bales American. 1900 bales. Bread
stilffs tr1ner on American advices. American lard
tine 25s.
KANSAS CITY, April 23.-The Commercial Indf-
Gator reports: Wheat higher; s3lec cash, s33ie May
and bid June; No. soft, $1.o001.O0t2. Corn
Al 2e April, 413se May and June. Oats higher 80
cash.