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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-22
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

pAIls. March 81. Tue question 81 opening
LANAI stttt 10 itg ia ! ieuglr g. being i.ihel
1t II the most btAuuiu., a. 20 pl'elnlllsca OF
ALL stNtcusi n irvuy ihp dcs ,uo!l ul
The building occupied boy the CIV bail aud TIE
adili iug crlT store. while thn south con iktts
10 The Hghl @ tn Old ccmelery, n pone W 81
Alderma1 tookcll and NJ w. c.
Sicke.r, DO h a. qu.cSca nt - tn3 improve.
meuL fitorlng A. " ia liberal, proposed
nonce s.ious lIf "snsefs AMI toe syrdicttr OF
which h v T.mesils IL pre- Dent favor Inn
mediate HCu q ln the mater Is IA VIII maze
" grand 60 nn rCiNl street Tho lmuusluP Nor.
chant Exchange building ing rap.
idly Clmpltt occupies a pfomiuont chrNrr
Other tRudsomo huus atH 90 PC comm me- 81
shorty ON tlutu Lamar aud Ne CNt, e. mated
It, uihpr1 tsrnnu, becomes in'imi taHt
whom ID min Dss es from n ctneufe 10 ga
benefit Not lc . thna sl,Ollull VII no added
q tno ciy's w'u.th, in material improve
nient .Llu Twelve months. Al-r tne
ri steps from pfolofai 90 Zoo q mcut 10 ls
rinents. OF tht lime tntt ml.os lhe Thought ul
cilig IN ooun Etteu I've 90 tuc approaching mile
nicipa cleo ion Hld lead, ACTIVITY
20 the csnya,t., Little regard rs
c0nVorulu and The June coave u ms =. Chi't.
no. Partisan is.uus Hc a. Discount ia ili
young me .inp.i- Ass people wc ~. bent ou
business ald fUm tlNt ia It point Dallas 20 I'd.
ple a. que IS. e. uu hing uu Dwarf tle Eut
OF wealth AVID Gll i6 attendant privileges, qua
calcd tnlt smell ~ dry tu. lie. as hen lend
ever cry toward IL elton gf tho i've men
whose names ufr uu { e. litt Of "A dlt u,s Tor
city ohoC, buying every 90 tller'unn OF q
personal or pHiuCal character ltls mo hfge
htatl msu W ntoi 10 govern thit c!iy Rud
quie 8 al iSaIs that the election viii return the
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HARDWARE AID METALS.

President Clark, OF the Thomas Iron company.
enys that the steel rail market has become
heavy aud dull. The pig-iron MARKETS active,
his conf auy has delivered 10 900 tons since
Ian. / the largest 'ot for this erIod in its his
fore IL has 17t0O'Ops on hand for future de.
livery The Pbilad lphln Press says the posi.
ton 0fsellers Of pig Iron is better than " mas
been Tor three months, but there is no prospects
OF amy Immediate advance In prices Trans-
notIons arc at so i0a2l. There 10 no change
in the market for steel rails
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AEFe--coilins per d0zeu, So Gold Dollar,
oes io,en So; Diamond Edge per dozen, 81:
Do1ha Blt 20 o.
EXHIBITS AND LIDs--l&o per pound; sugar
Kettles, Axe per pound
sCALFS--fairbanks discount. 70 per cent
Howe, discount 25 percent.
TIN PLATED. U. lOxl4, per boK, ~; L. u.
i4x2O, per box, 90. Terne, l4xI', per box, tO;
Tnrae 2Ox2s, per box, 10 90.
TIEWARE-Pieced, discount SO per cent
stamped discount 50per cent
eOfDFR-No. l, l5c; No. Ia and Ia, lsc per
Dick HoRsECoLLARs-No IL per dozen
HAMEs-two loop, Is per poEen; three loop
TACK5-In boxes, 100 papers, 2 50 per boz.
GRUB HoEs-per dozen. 8 %; railroad picks,
per dozen, s 80.
RUBBER BELTING-Disoount 5oper cent
s sH5vfJ,s % 2N snt0 sPADEs-Rowlands dis
count 40 per cent AmoS list steel goods, dis
,onnt 40 aud 10 per cent =.
HEAVY HARDwARR-shafis, finished, . CD
poles, 10 81 Singletpees, wagons, select 20.
buggy. ? IS: express. . 80, Wagon tongues
10 O1 Hickory azles, 10 co. BOls.ers, a.
Compiling poles, 4 TO- spokes, xxx, seloot, 2io
xxx, > 30. Sawed ielloes, " rs; 2, %.
pSwden shoes. G m. Northwestern horse nails,
81 66 Og gs1S s. 8 o. Bar iron, 20 rate.
plow Sic, 20 ,fpiing steel So; cast steel, lsc.
BUGGrF Grade 4. and spring TOP, 90 00G
100 ON do open, 20 C0r6o co. do side spdnet
.or lf0 n niTB Oh DO side bar 100 00dl3O 90 ac
ph1,tone ig5 00ai6u 90 grade side spring
Ia on ~ %: do phptonH, ljJ 90 roo o. bnni
seat burries, l76 n0a25O 0e platform springs
ITO 0j8il1 0e three spring wagons, W O9gllo.
WIZ r-snloofh wire M so Nos 10 and
r. bJ.c. iapanned orrbei wire, SC; galysnised
harnat 10
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Jker

CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. March 81 Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat opened higher, declined
So, then rallied l-2 to SO and closed about
Is higher than YESTERDAY; s Dd rap 6,
NJ rich, 50 "a to 30 l-8; April so rs 10 50 gel;
Nav, 81 "a to 95 3.s, June, SO IL 10 81 IL;
july, 81 IL to 9S; No. . red winter, 9S 10 81
Corn In fair demand and unsettled; cos
3.s under yesterday; cash, 81 81
to a. March, 81 5-s 10 " -,
closed 81 "a April, 81 "a 10 81 Il
co.to 81 rs; May, so Ia e. 90 rs, c g., q
Sc 3.8 June 81 Ia t. 81 Z s closed 81 3-S;
July, So Z 8 10 80 l-2. closed 80. Oats-Cssn
higher ard options steady; cash. 81 20 -
3-l March, 81; April 81 TO 81 s; May 81 4
TO So Ii; June, IS 10 So %. Pork In ia'r
demand and about 10 higher; CLOSED 'teshy'
cash, SIS; March, sl7 92 IL 10 Sl7.0I l-2i
Nav, SIS to SlS 20; June, SIS 10.
Lard ia fair demand and tirmeti
oash, 0 40 10 0 80; March, O. IS to9.47 IL; May,
0 s. to 9.62 IL; June. 60 20 Q ~ 2; July,
0.75 to $50. Bulk meats in fair demana;
shoulders, { 49, short riha. 9.i2 IL; short
clear, 10, Hogs-Rece. 5000; sitsdy
aud firm, rough packiugl 10 = u 80 io
packing and shipping, SO % to 50 20; lght
strong and active: export, So 10 10 So
good to ohoice shipping. 80 40 u 80; com
mon to medium IS TO 50 Go, corn fed Tex
ans, 81 100 20 80. Sheeo-Rscetnts, 3CO;
strore: inferior TO fair, 500 to 81 80; me
dunn TO good, 81 so 10 50; choice to extra
So 10 So.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS Cry, March 2l.-Wheat steady;
81 Ia. cash: Si7s. Aprie 81, May. Corn
CHER; AZ i-2 cash; 1891, April; 43 1-s,
Msy. Oats duh and nominal; 20 3-S BIC,
Cstile--Receipts. 0o0, mnfke, active ana
firm: native Steers, ! 035 70 800 pounds,
SIS 25 tn 1915, stock.rs ara feeders, 1919 TO
s4.GO. Hogs-Receipis, 400; marke, weak
and slow. lots $50 to go pounds, So 30 TO
81. 10. bulk. SO 10 TO SO 60. Sheep Receipts.
i 90. market weak; natives. 9i 10 LOO
pounds average, "a % 20 81 81 l-2.
ST. LOUIS n vr'r
ST. LouIs, March 2l.-Fiour unchanged
Wheat opened higher u,CI a
fnctuaied scmewhs'' closed below yestrr r
cay: No. 9 red. $40 IL 70 sl.lc. cs-s;
81 20 -st TO s. l01-s. closing sl,9I-s, May;
Al. "a l-2 ~ 5i.05 Ia, closing 81 Oi "a, June;
90 n sto 81 COL 4 closing 90 rs, July. Corn
shade higher generally. one
closed about az yesterdays. As
todo5s cash; IS 10 10 As "a Hascn;
40 I-S. April; 80 IL 10 81 5 s, Nav; 81 8 70
81 81. June; so 7-S 20 So, July. Oa,a cult;
33 IL 20 80 "a, cash; no options wh,sFy
5 esdy; sl.i6 CoramcAl frm; ~ % FRO
visons 3 eady hut cot sc.ivc. PORK,
s1sI2 IL to $685.. Bulk mcst-L'ng
c,enr. o 80 10 o 40; snort rib. 0 40 TO Q 90;
short clear. s.65 10 o 20 Bscon--Long clear,
10 3; snort cIesr. lU.S7 LIZ " AO.AO. LAD
nominslly. 9So
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

Tho total receipts Of vol NJ Boston duiing tho
past week comprised s85 bales domestic ana
Csc bales foreign, nCsi ~ 0jl bales dom sue
aud B. Sos forsign Tor the same time last year.
The T. al receipts since January ]. 1881 COM
ufisei 47Oi3 bales do este aud lG 3S1 bales flr.
rign, again 1852 bales domestic aud el1a
bales f5io lgn for the corresponding period OF
1888.
su0TlTroEs TODAY.
WCQTr--neSican, free @! nurfs, uWl5o' noA'
icar improved, liaiIo; coarse, 70 tisc cnarse
ra.flutn I8s'lgo. modiuln, ltf92lG lne melipt0,
DDllo fine WOOL, according 20 diri and oon'
fitou. hg22c burrT. 1880 per pound leeA
HI1Es-Prime plump flint. 20 lbs and up, loc
usr ~. seconds, rlump hints, 20 lbs and up, lac
er 10; Primo Hight and hps. lSe per ID; cuts,
uils and sa.s. 3 Sc per ID; dry sailed, 9@llhoi
ccordng q coalition; Ereen sal ed,o &c.
pEiT RIus--Deer sKi8s 2t>22c, snteiope. lOs
l5c; seal skins. i5Glc, sheep pcl's, NJ PER Wool
lOfg5bc; sheGfiirgs, i0esi5c -
rkLLOW--Prime tauow, &C. t,.llow Frosse. %
SIC: crease yellow 70 brown. 1880
hEEe Wax Primo vollc~ 1of; hs'f Ann scn
orateu if1f IL
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urowu wine. This transform on + cor.
cd ON iu lIl our lNrue gIIi. New lufr fhl d.
Il lpha Do. iou .rd ClNclgo There hut 81
largo I.ihcKrphi' csiabu.hm "A. lri. hu whn'
s pr uuuE hu .f,d az thnutands 20 fl-'il IN
tbCN-pnt md fhrrrv Hndotl 'm.r Hook
cip.r. ut ~, iul,n la, lqn,m
are alWHl used over au4 oNtttgflr-!htt Do, a..
lougus thpy CON d. saved The hrHd wiiior Oi
every lars. AOt aud S'tl ant has ga arrange
mcut Tor saving tvcry bot be- md c"o.t COX
do nothing else but $50 AROUND Nov llft NV
"a polcCit .t1H tnfkH. 'hicu rrn tuHu M 100 a
steamer nnd sws q 10 their nrlgIHfl p'o1or-
GODS ana used 81 lir reml ON n' WiI,' ~
totuslIy muptt 10 th's rouutf5 rom Eurnpe
bus OF JohSlr.s ere and olaer taro 'rrls We
mhuufnU ury IWnst'.o NHo'cti %. NJ ~ +Iy
OF our Am r,an ngte,' you eu l,' li ~ ~.
borg, Oh, leniy 90 o. bui 90 maitr oi Sac. not
only Us % trt uI J ht fish.rf lrIuAh' n tuiS
country fur 900. ..l'H, hLl t.gfc IL .uuc lu' on
the market ln on" couli F The q son3 "a il-
tlc vine Id 90 U.tc Frsuc. r.oNu. WY on
the sdr uf tuU 1900 rrtr Prince MfUcrrct'b
tasiltun t.e RIi.c rph ben ih prince hlds
thero Is o. small surplus 100 -cI De- sounds notice
10 tHe rUhrty o Europe 'Hf 'hey 20 NOS
agent. laIt.rd fhH sr|Cs u.d DkU 90 ilHrr I,,
DIV tirE up. r'r.r e'es mo tna iado
va th.fr g. wDr du. .ru sbeIr go RI 10 thlN
coutt y lhau wo.ev rprtdao rom 'h' whole
vineyard uuy yrar'
s...aIira r.Dst.
EHis. z tc,ur-a COTS j. .r b,
'e, we..,e CO.., .,'' ".g = 'sg '.,,. ' ~,
re- c.i un'.0. r on rs ue
". OBS sWua l. .a =" p'F
.utst. n.. N.Iu. f" u t"'.f.tt .l"L b.
,l COOS %. "h,F N.t % ,H's
CHAMPAIGN -f"'w Mum D.. .a a' 90
.sii.'ey r. q..s.t t'Ds .e IS.
BOTTLED Bftt--s .oaa quartz Y IT,
.uis N fr'V'i',l .N' H-' tt'
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Mems kip brogans, from 95Gl Is.
Boys Kip brogaus, from suiDl uD.
Men's z Gals brogans, fron cool 70.
Boys r. calf brosaDs, rom 1901 ~.
Heris kip 2-buckle plOWs ! 00el 8.
Bcys' Kip 2-bucklo plows, Sofgl %.
Men buf balls, congress and button, 1902 20
MEMS calf balls. congress aiid button, 2 1904 70
Nen's kip boots q 00f12s so.
MeneP. calf boots, % 0OCio co.
Mems calf boots Is O0o6o 40.
BOYS kip boots, Is 00GlS 90.
Bows boots, 10 b0@2i 90.
bows cal cots, % so 81 0O.
Woiaon's (D Nip polkas, 5SeDS1bc.
Miss % kip pOlka8, Gu aT0c.
Child'sU lSin polkIy, al ai5o, $3.50.
Cblld'g kis poikas, AL szes. b5H65o.
women's calf peg and SO polish, ] oo.sl Is.
Misses calf peg and 80 polish, 9OeQl 10.
Women's buif sewed polish, 93nl %.
Women calf sewed polish, ! ioQ,l s'N;
Wonen's srain sewel aud polish, 20 Il Is,
Women's KID sewed 9)al 20.
Women's goat s3wed p1liah, 81 % 20,
Woman'a grain sewad button J On 70 -
Women q aid sewed button, % 70 500.
Won su's gost sewei button ' 7itc4N
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uRY GOODS.

Tho imports Of dry goods AZ New York for p, q,
past week we've valued % t2,t,Vil nho lh'
amount natll ted 1T laHiTes3.
G..TArioH, tu.pAl
Prints !soomgna ~. lodl,b Qicu a. $40
Harmony ~ QonhoCo 81; auutineo . ere
sieh Sen 9 Al iaos , S s SN; sss sso
sh; Hinp mourning OK; oiorosstor noun
ns, Q. 1erCon. 6. barsley pima qua p1,ipiH
G; Imold, o on rcd, 2 @! blue end green, II
:; indisn Eead. 7; swift Creek -, ~; Atna
Derby, 81, ~: Glendale. 81 5,(i Matches ~
9 0hgtc. oak - 4 Laks ssofSa - %
Atlantic A.7JI Bonningionf%; hatoheN A'an
pFiIhS BROWN DoagsTIcs--Late aeqEgs
6Ai HarycsL ~ rocAhontas, ~, lfpai tAlA
ressioss 81 8; Plum IsiRud. (. Atlantic, ~
Gfeenbnsr, ~; Ailendale ~ Dwight 'H' DC
'1aLh29cHED DoMEsrIos--soeial, Y; saonl
slae & Holiao,yllo rs. Foret g Biy Honan1.
x, e. Auburn Ah; Lcnniais SN ls'nsdair e.-i
brio nv, W onutts ny see fols niilh ~ -.
Diamond H.l ormurir 81 En.4osr ctplhlt'
bridso x. = p5oiioss. x, -; put % me Loom
sL, Com ar ,fe spindle b; Barker n n.ent "a
DUCKS ffrlNla 70; Aituci. H.Ne lur'
slslb do-. onrt 1908 n ssyose a,nh ~.
hr-r.d.1. brutn anl oftn, 90 70 linlnlt.
gY, do. M ~. .,r. lO-Cs brown nut dflb llS
Hcnlsrk n 'scL., !g $50 3, 40 tnel t'bi no
F, ~ inch.. Is. Colo Mods t'9n, i-a: ilor
brown and dup lt Chariot 'hip9A' iAf saV'
"TjcYISG- -iosseae hCA. - aamil.o1, -
golyweog. 1.pid, 10. Standard 2. 3h. Eaaian
%: Crae- 1858 Continental FrncF, To- Stan
lard rnusr. 0H HarslrburM a.
HlgKOEY -R1as River o.5. !lgJ Aud hforl
%, !rfir ffi.C Ariypiou, ~" tNN iNI.
q @, Hsm0aa ii, American. lQ Lowell tl.5, ~
PLAID osNAHVR,e,s-i'ee,,'.e', (, Joe JOE
law. az taYFrs So arlington G AcGutn
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PROVISIONS.

Recent exports If hog product IRON this coun-
ago but the falling oil since the beginning OF
last November il MOI much over 10 ner cent az
compar. q with the corresponding period wear
ago though the shrinkage Is % per cent gs
compared with the same period two years back.
Hogs arc much scsrcer nan yesr ago, ald the
nuiiber packed in the west during the past
wlntef-pa king season was 10000 less than
than they were at hi, time last year. Then
they sold nj 81 o 81 G. for liEht End ats7.25 10
ss.i2 IL for heavy
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BACON Short clear scoA 100 Long
clear kGakc less.
DRY SALT - Short coer Sides 1lko; Long
clear, Y * less breakfast h'con. h2
UANs-Canvessed and embarrassed. 1bc.
LARD - Tieruo lic half barrel, Ike
5o-pound cans. 1lG 2o-po md cana. lir
10 pound cam iissc: 5-pouni nsns. uAc J.
To4--lf canr Tx
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LTQUoBs.

NJ Ge,rge Dewey proninent Amsric IN
~r.,.c- crogtr ~. here are al uto'yAoU
all Il uine bfcuRht into tnis eon , .u ION
@~r Yin vnrfs n o her worns, We grow more
49, TINES ~ uiueh yi1e - We import; Tut
2Sffs 40 . oDo fis. IL l. CURIOUS inci 10
-1sS ~ et.c thu. w - 70 consu tcf. about - !.
&=<X0 ~.l4 81 fu-0rea1 wine and only hb NJ
86oo0 c.is Of American sine In 81 ef
-: ue lie $500 co. gals, uore q ies..
- ->n- has tae nosf fruit in II end " yon
2<-n Il uz.c.< r. 11ls ,1x.c-.A4. p frcf ca
<S 4 IN iE--you can take 1ooo gals q Amer.
- ~ ed nahe nore than Leu sah q
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sApDLEnY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

OAK SOLE LEATHER-X. heavy Texas
free Of brands 4Os A heavy Texas, one brand
10 each side, &c; heavy Texas, two brand.
n each side. Sac X. medium Texas, tree OF
brands. 3sc; A, mediom Texas one brand "a
each side, Sc; Baltimore oak, free OF brands,
m dun cr heavy, roc
BuFFALo sLAUGHTER-Bes slaughter, !
m "a In sidesssic; good slaughter, l6 TO 26
sides, %; Matamoras, 2sc; good damage. &c
EQUATOR sole, 26c; bellies, zoe.
No IS. sleve aclssrs AZ o. lnoh cotton
lands. / 80 Duck ooi'art. O.. inch cotton
bach bands, 10. sk-S-2 trsee chains &c.
sx-s-s trace chaiua s9c. 6k-s-2 trace ohain.,
80. 7--s-2 trace chains so No. noos
. .sisss .s,s d. 10 'Tss assss;' No.
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u illas receipts of grain boy wagon % day
meudfd o. some ext NJ In corn and C0h
enough come ior oc.l demand. No rail re-
cciyts. shipments are cars com.
NdEk ~ nuir9. b 90 urdiutn, Tow grs G, ~
Et.ars ~ 10 6he.
RYX -Nuninhl ut Co., northern, SO
BARLkf 80 .sj1
CoBX -Eew IN shuck, $50; shaiied and
sAoscd, sJf 80
uATs Choice SIC; sacked, % hgheg.
PLoUH-PaienL 3 70. early breakfast
4 So cram sCdu, 3 90 i5 pure Cftem, -
fodc .ilE Patent ~ yniou, Is. ?rsit'c
Flower, Co. Star, Choice i
BRAE-Ai mills, soc; Ia store, &C.
CCGSnFAL- Fine solted per 100 pounds,
HoAISY AND GRITs--s 90 por barrel.
Yhng--thoyptc ,Oiu pen icN POUNDS, ] ~
ehCpppl com and oats Per 100 pounds, l4l
corn bran per 10 ,ounds t0c
GRAEAH FLoub--fer 100 pounds, 500,
EAV.-Dnrt COOS 0G bughL 10 ~ IRON
stores prairie, baiod, dhrk, 0l. bright
u0t bright freo or board ear IL 90
dar1, SO
VII LIT aFFn-G5G 0sunN vl,le. 7Sr
7 Chio6go- ca n corn, whest. oats, barley and
tye are dull receip y OF grain dto as iOloes
o-day: wheat 3A2lt corn, lit2i6; oats, i3 40.
ST. Louis--MHy wheat at 81 10 Is up Ia
cent May corn at o 5-S Is unchanged. Oats
are nominal aud each grain Of all sorts IS nom
Snal
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GUEENswARE.
nrorfwInNs ro-pAY.

cyoTf~yO TODAY.
hssCErGD CRATES--i0 OoG7S %.
TUM5i Ek3--25c i so per dozen; COCA o
mar hoy, go.lo.s, G &c 90 per barrol
srOEaG- -...s- Per TO- gallons, ~ OO;9ls %.
T,AMPs--B IL. 200 % H. %; lamp onin'
navs 4 81 per box as,oftci Casa lsnpa. ~ D.
TpvNOH CHfNA-t0c q frsnck
~ tJiNo f4DODI-F :, nor
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TRADE ITEMS.

81 Mich cows ave in great demar d IN shiawas.
Sec county, Michigan, ~ prices ranging from
LIS to sl25 for choice ones
fhe leinperance peopie in MArceua have
commcnced determined fgnt against lho ga
loon k epers
charlotte, Michigan, Tor tie purpose OF building
Tnero are non ESQ prisoner, ia the Michigan
state prison The daily cost OF running tao
II cos, a aokson, Michigan, boy So for stoll-
ing n paper from the doorstep Il subscriber
: Petor Smith, OF Peioskev, Is alleged to have
over one huncred m Al route contracts
An Ann Arbor druggist mas received con-
sjQplnc e OF 10000 dozen pills
fhettsta auditor o. Iowa has compleed his
6huiSui N pf the permanent school fund on
y2ie' hisis Of 20 cents for each pupil OF school
~, There are gu ,222 purils IN the state, and
fhc dissolution - therefore 1924 23i 10. Pulk
comfy has &c OF pupils, aud receive. 1877 20.
Property went up 20 per cent "a Ninion,
lowe wh n oil was sruok recently.
Tire sock men IN Choteau county are excited
and prcpos, to make It hot for cattle thieves.
VIII her indians or whites They offer 1900 re-
wnrd for tie conviction OF the parties who
oncersoi The wyoniug Stock. Growers $50.
citation have t'leuephed Cover or Ordwae,
asking tina quarantine be established to pro
ffcf cattle from IN loot and mouth disease.
A cheese exchange viii b9 organized st Fond
bismarck is arranging for street railroads this
The following advertisement appears IN a
Inn,syilis paper. NaAlea-A Iae IuAi-si13A
hons for MAJ and wife as near new as possible.
George Eastman, the man who invented and
periectef the mnchue which male the fret
percussio1 cars ~ The United states, l. now
living Ia Ksl MAJ o IL the age OF 20 The ma
chine when stmAde could only turn out about
100 blank CAPE esch dav. and then tneyfhad to
he 1 oy hand but II was soon improved TO
make ard nj thirty thousand In ten hours The
cars err allied with mercury fu inmate.
Thirty three laf loads of corn fourteen thou
sand bushels-c I'm pIise the great coTn train
from dgwlck now on the way u relieve the
fiood-sulfs ers n the Ohio valley. All OF the
corn was d0l at d ny the farmers, md Is ship
ned oy 4 ne Santl F.. Alton, ana Bat more d
Ohio ads tree Of charge.
Ducks on the lin0ls bottoms are tald 10 DO
thicker Than hoes. i report comes IN thht
.wo m n a. two days sh0oing there Killed ibl
worth II ducks sud shipped them 70 Chicago
At one time The depot platform AZ Pear, tike
county, near which place he d css WI Anot
was III rally c0Yere with the bros iilniing
there Is said 10 30 better than II has been ior
The city nourc1 u GroencGs le, Indiana, has
interd citd me sale bariering, o. giving away
ofary akort|ug uapaf Within the cty UNITS tA-
pecial me ION b iag made OF M. Police ga,
zette. Police News, ! Illustrated Timet, and
Weeks W iuLl.
over iCC GJD bushes Of wheat have been
bought a. Granger S. Joseph cOuaty. lsdiana,
sine ~ Juuc. . b. greater porlion OF IL WIS
raised vithir rfil.fs n ten miles Of nat plac.
Exports uf fcinn G uic aud naptha from OF
porls ia nuY tu March 8 Wero as IuupWh
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Total exports from U 9 ii Si7Ss3 1879 az
New grAiu elevators IRE h0ipr built NJ Duluth
with com 0ined csnaolty 4 , 300 bushels
The coal compspi' x set 10 feslme produc,,
90 be improving
The Can.iian harvest was MT a good orc,
and American VII M Is likely to ma good
market -cross the line
There h We been hi )ped from Newport News
10 south America since the lst day o. Scptsm-
her las, 81 30 barrels -four The shipm .nis
nom baltimore 20 Brasil aud the Wesi Indies
for ne sane period have been l3j 72s barrels
The avegaf~ & mTe az IRE IN Australia dniins
the past monte of yagusry was ITO degrees IN
the thsde Al lines u stpod ~ ~ This high
fem pfrafurc Was Mt unfsvor.Dle for tn n .cn-
ine Of the recent wheai crop
The D. thru GO ton NILS setm ID oe doing
zcIf The arterrfise ffc'nrv, IN Augusta,
fseorcta. n A. declare quarterly vdenr Of
r<,r cert payable A. 4 / The net proht for
NE rssf year was abou, q Coz aud the mill has
go 600 70 the credit o OFT ana loss.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

Evervbo1v should 4moSe @.
omktnQ tobacco
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and the Mason and Iamlin, Estey and Chicago Goes
tage Organs Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise.
Write for catalogue and price lists.
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LETTER LIST.

LETTER LIST.
The following Is list of letters remaining IN
Tie poft.oflice NJ Dallas Dallas county, foNn'ior
he week ending March 20 1881. which Il not
called for In four weeks VIII Do SEM 70 the uean
please say advertised" giving the date OF the
list Partloa living In the city will please have
tholr NATL addressed 10 their street and mum pei
l. 3 GARAIsos. +. Nj.
Indies' List.
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Tho imports Of dry goods NJ New YORK Tor ne
past week we've valued - Gt,Vl hhu INC
am cunt nj ark ted ~ taNiGs3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-29
Ch hurch Notices.

Services at the Winthrop street Universal
st church to morrow by the pastor. Sunday
school at IL NJ. The society extends cor
dial invitation to all. Seats free.
Services at the Methodist church as fol-
lows: Love-feast at 9 A. NJ; preaching, by
Rev. A. w. Pottle, Presiding Elder, will also
be present at the evening meeting at Z
o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Pepper, president of Colby Uni
versity, will supply the pulpit of the Congre-
gational church to-morrow preaching in the
morning and evening. Seats free and all are
cordially invited.
The gospel meetings have increased so
much in interest that they will be continued
this afternoon aud evening, Sabbath eve
ming. and every afternoon and evening. ex-
cept Mondays, until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierson, evapgelists from
Boston, will preach in the First Christian
church on Northern Avenue, this city, to
morrow at 10 80 A. M. Sunday school at
2 SOP. NJ. They will also conduct the ser
vices at the same place next Monday even
ing. Every evening during the rest of the
week, the meetings will be held in Meonian
Hall on Water street. All are invited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-03-29

Aribury y. Dudley Ran Over ny Jeweti,s
Train.

Richmond is having its share of accidents
and sensations this season Yesterday morn
ing as Mr.. Arlbury N Dudley of East Boston,
attempted to board the rear car of Jewets's
train, At the Main street crossing, he fell upon
his left knee, and in so doing brought the
leg across the rail. The wheels passed over
the limb between the knee and foot. The
train was late aad moving very rapidly Af-
ter the accident Mr.. Dudley managed to get
up and hobble to a neighboring bank, where
ne requested Mr.. Parks, truckman, to 20
for physician or he would bleed to death.
The injured man was removed to the Rich.
mond House. On examination, the limb
was found to be frightfu.ly crushed and
mangled, and it was decided to amputate it. The
operation was performs by Drs. Price.
Starbird and Libby. Mr.. Dudley is about
70 years of age, and is travelling for Luther
& Co. clothing manufacturers This was
his first trip in Maine. His relatives were
expected last night. His condition since the
amputation is as favorable as can be EXPECT
ed.