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T. Il ?. RAILROAD.
TEXAS Aap PACIFIC!
!. RAILWAY.

Z ~ 81 Esf+.S 81 'At47 2 ny
a,-; tn E /,
GREAT POPULAR ROUII
DETWEEN THE EAST Az ~
u the West. Short Line 70 on. ~
Orleans and all points in Loo easa;s's
New Mexico, Arizona and Esuai
MIA. Favorite Line to the NHu
East and Southeast.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING
daily between St. Louis aud Da''e
Fort Worth, Ell Paso and San NV Y
cisco. Cal. Also Marshall and ns Z,
Orleans without change. SuL.
TRAINS Ell PASO to ST. LVVn
Fast Time, First-lass Equ'f
ment, Sure C0nnec-
lions.
r See that yonr tickets read
Texas and Pacific Railway. s..
Maps, Time Tables, Tickets, p
and all required information, ;.t
on or address any of the ~
Agents, OF ~,
Passenger Agent, Honstol,,, , ~
B. W. McCULLOUuM
Assistant General Passenger Ae
Marshall, Texas. -,
/ H. C. TOWNSENu.,,
Gen. Passenger Agt., St. LOUIS
H. M. HOXlE,
Third Weep President, st. q
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-05-27

gates this year there are ninety Jour
who were delegates four years ago. ~
OF these, sixty-three supported 7
Grant, twenty Blaine, six Sherman,
three Edmunds and two who voted
for Washburne.
A RESOLUTION was offered in
the United States Senate by Mr..
Morgan or Thursday last, direct
ing the committee finance to exam
inc the recent failures of National
Banks, and whether such failures
are due to violations and evasions
of the law on the part of the officers
and directors of the banks.
The planters of East Carroll
Parish are combining to prevent
damage by the cotton caterpillar
this season. They will keep fires
in their fields to destroy.the embryo.
Some of them contend that the cleo
trio light should be used, as the
cost, outside the dynamo, would be
trifling, the cotton gins furnishing
the power. -, sd, a.s, ISIS.
so much beloved is the col
ored brother by the Massachusetts
Legislature that that august body
has passed:a law forbidding life in
suranc companies to exact higher
premiums of colored men than white.
The Springfield Republican thinks
this would seem to be "a business
queation which might be safely left
to the actuaries." ri a
SOME idea of the extent OF the
Mexican exhibit which that govern
ment proposes to make at our Elk:
position can be formed from the fac
that 100000 have been appropria
ted for that purpose. This is high
ly flattering to the enterprise of on
sister Republic, and shows that it
people are determined to keep pac
with their American neighbors
with whom. there is an evident dis
position to maintain the most cordi
al relations, which must prove allk
beneficial to both countries. u!
Gov. McEnery in his inaugr
raj, says: "Vith the rigid inforc'
ment Of the criminal law, a just an
impartial administration Of the Civ 81
law, the protection Of public healt
iudicious laws in the interest
public morality, the advancement
the three vital interests-levees,
nances and education-the Stat
with the assistance of private al
corporate enterprises will attain {
era Of prosperity, quickening :
branches of industry, destroying t
vices which spring from idlene
and want of thrift and enterprise
The publishing house of j.
Lloyd & Co., of Chicago is enga
cd in making a careful survey
the country bordering the Mississ
ri River on each side from st. IL
is to the Gulf of Mexico, will
view to having every plantation
depth of FIVE miles, on each 81
Of the river represented on an
mense map, which will be 400 +
long. The intention is to have
man on exhibition at the Exp'
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s OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the City Council
Alexandria, A.,(
May 25, 'S4. !

MAY %, o.
At special meeting of the City
Council, called by Mayor McGlm
sew on the 25th inst, there were
present the Mayor, and Councilmen
.Petennan, Leckie, McGinnis and
Rosenthal. 4H
The meeting was called to con-
slider the necessity Of obtaining Ia
Dor for the levees and to provide
rations for those from the country.
On motion of N, L. McGinnis, it
was resolved, 3.a
|, That the Mayor appeal by letter
to Messrs. Hayes, Meeker, Baltic,
Butler, Woems and others, who
would be effected by an overflow
at Alexandria, to send Immediately
ten hands or more each, with i'm
elements and rations if possible, te
keep the levees in repair.
1t was also resolved,
That the Mayor appoint a Com
;mittee of three to solicit a loan o
from $500 to $780, to be refunded
by the Corporation out OF the hrs
receipts in the Treasury, Tor tn
I purpose Of providing necessary "a
t tons, etc. - { i
+ The Mayor appointed Messrs. A
$ Heyman, Jacob Geiger and )
!. Cullen.
II On motion the Board adjourned
g - w. G.. MCGIMSEY,
e La. B. RACIAL, Mayo
81 t';a Secretary.
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The .Winn Parish marble on
exhibition at the State House is
creating considerable nterestamong
those who are visiting our city from
different parts Of the State Many
can hardly realize that such beauti-
full marble has been allowed to re-
main so long undiscovered in the
earth.-[Oapitolian Advocate.
JOB Printing neatly executed
at this Office.
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q ALEXANDRIA, Ia,
slt5 9-s May 9th, l9s4.")

In accordance with Article No.
as of the Constitution, notice is
hereby given that the undersigned
intend to apply to the Legislature
at its next session for the passage
of statute exempting the citizens
of Alexandria from Parish taxa
ton. w. G. MCGIMseY,
L, B. BAYNARD,
10 D. KUHNAGLE,
,ay= B. MAYER.
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The Auditors last report SHOW
that from the returns of eight Par
ishes, viz: East Baton Rouge, lbe,
ria, Natchitoches, Orleans, Rlaspldes,
St. Bernard, TangiPalhoa and I'm
ion, the total amount, Of taxes col
lected from sales Of property made t9
under act 90 Of 1852, enforcing the
ordinance of the Constitution for
the relief Of delinquent Taxpayers,
and act No. SO of 1882, to be s44s,-
2ls.42, less s6s,7e5.559; commissions nise as
and other costs, leaving a net to
the State Of s379,449,S3. Under
sales a vast amount Of property y not
sold has been adjudicated to the
State, es provided by the law, the
lyalue Of which is not less than ten
millions Of dollars New Orleans
7 '''" -..------ III d
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4 :
The New Orleans rs City Hem'
Of. Friday last, in :. ch y on cling the
glorious victory &C achieved 's in in this MS
Parish, on Wednesday last, IN the
cause Of Prohibition, + makes Ak a mis-,
take in saying that '@'st'vIefry ward in
the Parish, except Bayou, lRa'p9ilfdes,
went in favor Of Prohibition Our
confrere should have !. written IN. It !
Hineston, and then the same would
have been correct 'Of course the
mistake is unintentional, therefore
we excuse the Item this once. I'D
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-17
DRY GOODS
CITATIONS TODAY.

g. -TATIONe TODAY
Hnrmoay d: Oorheco, 5k; Msarinao,t eisenD
son. s.. Ailen, 81 Albion soit BIS peaboa
OLD. ~ rreb0iy h'~cf, FN' Strpron htnHt
*; simc . mouiuina, OK; 9lonoe"ter, oaonrs
8; Arnold. 0; oil red, 0; q, blue and green,
OK; indian Head, q Swtft Creel, ~ bA A.sns
< s. EsCedgglys s.s AZ Il sc Ca ss.aatS !.
s. charter Oak. A.. 4; Lake george - 6x
Great Western, -, Y; international. ~, eh
Atlantic AN; Be~nninston7& NAtohef' H.bH'
FINE BROWN DoMEsTIcs-Lake seosse
AZ. Harvest TX: pc~pnhontas. TX Srvzt fal.e, q
Peerless, I'D 5; Plum Island. n Atlantic N
6rcenbrler. TX; Alendale, TX; Dwight ~; Be
PIfSCHRD poMEsTlos-soclsl, $ sum,
5ida. ~; Holmosvilie. N: Foresi Biz Bonsnsh
x. G. Auburn. 81; Lonsdsle. 81; Loni1ais, cam
S Dismo osS iii. sa%bra ?; EnIsSts, cambria
g. Herr, "a, D Hero. q, 8; DaDnrdvaio. y Oar
Sridso. x. s. Peerless. X. SKI Fruit q the Loon
~; Gem OF The spindle s. Bsrler,ss S'ep;.t
5.ark, dos. 70. stark, lo-o., IS SAVAGE s-oI II
Hnmpdon. brown and arab, 90. 10. hempd'i
Xxx, 90, ID; BOSTON. lo-ox brown and drab, l5r
sc y I; ;Uns.. g S isce aoi p 10 Sea :, y p inss ias ss"' id ~
brown and draD. II; Chariot striped Cs; env
TICRING-AmoskeaR AcA..iS hamilton. "
HOLLYWOOD, Olt1, lG n~khus-Ey ~ - nnrsr' .
5h: Omega, AK: Contipen'sl Fancy, 10 Stan
lard Fancy. ok; Harrisburg, lG
HICKORY-Rock RlyeI, 60; Blue and BROW o.
in India, lokc- All efoo. SIC Thorndni
g: H,fnilton II; American. 10, Lowell City, 9A
PLAID OsNABURGS-Delts, ~; Rconom,
Ok; Ottawa ~: Michigan. ~ Belle 'k;worf
= = L X: cesswhs.sk. Arlington. & August
TX Louisiana, ~.
JEAN5-Roxboroush, is Pacific, r R., q !
Beaver Valley. Is; Toxic. 12k; Humboldt 50
Peoples, 2sk; Louisville, ssh:, Kentucky. Hh
United States. s0x. Gold Medal II.
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LIVE STOCK,

T7e number OF sheep In the United States In
1850 was 21.oo0 co.; In 1880. % 00O. t0; IN 1870.
98.00o.0 DOR; IN 1881 1900 90, in 1885 (csdmated).
~ OOJ0 Q.
4 correspondent Of the Breeders Gazette
VYioes from Englsni ~ follows: However
much thu subst ,uiisl merits OF short iorns In
0r0o q Drtsir, ~ well as 1. Am RIGA may have
Keen d-maeed With the past tweaty ye rs by
81 a allegiance u what has been called FISH
6oeable bTeedfn II is evident trat the 'co'or
1fasS which prevails 90 80 gre an extent In
~ United stats has MT yet he'd anv serious
eIscs on this side OF the o eai. Ia he : ables,
~ pastures AMI the show ysrd. Of England
0DA fcoflaDd. ] have re n conpatativeiy lew
~ ahcrtborns Ro' n spJ ears o ne the favoifte
Go1of fer; the all white being gu 10 ~ frequent.
q U(t with % the ALFRED. In the shos yards
= rich red Sosn-a e,lof that 10 .pecul arly
- ofonooristic Of On rthorn b~retd-appeafs
- ~ h . detfdef majority over all Others"
~ouoTA1iOos fo-DAf.
DnBvD8-Ob.n b eves, ld4kc per fb; fair t
- o5oss besves, Ske3&c pei pound; medium
- Seevvs, o03kc per pcund
nKN-Bsvrx rows. ~ pr "a 3d. Mich cow
- Tpxon grsdeA. ~ uo450 CO. ocmmon ~
- ~ % o. Stock cattle asoud- Booe20o
66LLo AND gTAGs-Qcr sausage maui
~ q sVo-yosr-oids. u Is.
<EBHf-8o5d mutton. s9s,sc per pound
autsen 2k2akc pcr pound ssoos
S6Afs-s Sss . p., ne.r.
k0G0-CDvr ~ ~ r.
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v som,rsi :, eco: northern, SIC.
TRADE MS.

redu tion Of IL cent per bushel has bern
Orde cd In the Third pool of The Monongahela
river
The reduction of 10 per cent. in wages at The
Republic iron worss, PiItsburg, went into effec,
on Monday
Rhode Island, has 7 sumed operations with 22j
hands.
The western nail nauuiat turers have formed
n d oil to- control prices and restrict production
a. the interest Of the trade.
The Crys'al glass oiks OF Pittsburg started
mp on Monday. after tn re weeks idleness.
The stfiking natlers at Wareham, Nossachu.
getts, have voted 10 return 10 work ut the re-
Most q the coal miners In the Clesrdeld 70.
gion have ac epted III reductl n
Lsrge numbers OF Fr nch- Can a'ians are ar
irving In the New EDgl nd states, depai lures
from Montreal alone averaging one bundled
Der day.
The Fall River strikers claim that inferior
board, Will the expert need spiDners canLot
esrn Ever 8 81 vt the reduced wages.
The Amlyamaiei Association o. Iron and
Steel Worker, met In Pitt,bnrg last Saturday
and agieed to request n continue ce OF the
present scale but the date OF ttei; CONF renee
With keir employees he's no, ys' been fl xed
A reduction OF 10 per cent. has been ordered
in the salaries If al ,mplrye s and Officers of the
Gould an Wabash sys els. Who now resolve
ov, tlo0 Pc month
he s,rcei-csr conductors OF Pitfsburg have
formed q secret org ipisatiDn and will strike FOL
q 10 DIR csut advance Ia wa cs.
Dsllas toltract r. are firm a d Will not yield
the dsmand OF the sioneworkers and masons.
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BOOTS n .

Boston. Mass huse t.: The fall trade IN berti
md shoes, which should now be well "a DEF
way, increates very slowly. The number =
large buyers 10 about one-tnird less than at thi'
Last 70. =, and bnt few sdditi NAL contracts
bee made BUYERS refuse to pay N . I'D
vance asked by manufacturers, aud hold on fo'
future DEVELOPMENTS.
QuurArIoNs TO-DAY.
Mems kip brogans, from 959l IS
Boys kip broxArss nom 6o61 90.
Meu's r. calf broRsnA nom 00e1 %.
Boys P. calf brosana, nom SOL q
Mems hip 2-hnckle piowa I COOL D.
Boy1 Kip 2-buckle plowa, SOL 70
Menu bu6 balls, congress and button. 7682- N
Mems calf balls, conRrs > ann button. 2 6O0<.T.
Mems kip bootA "a 00d 30 o..
Men P. calf boots, ~ e0es45 90.
Mems calf boot, n 00d60 90.
Boys hip hoou, Is GOALS o..
Boys r. calf boots Is 50d2l %.
Bows cal. >oots, ~ so "a %.
Women's N hip polkas, fsUs7kc.
Miss m hip polkas, @a70c.
Child'sm Kin polkas all sise, Ss0s5c
Child's kip polkas, al sizes. S. Sc
Women's calf Peg and as polish, ! GOAL -
NiEsea' calf peg and SO polish, oo61 10.
Womep's buff sewed polish. ed1 ..
women 3 calf sewei polish to0l e7k.
Vomen's rain sewei ard polish. e0ai .
Wonsn's I'D sewed s9I "a
Womeu's eoat sewed polish. 10 - q
Voneus grain rewed button y q
women . Kid seWed button I 90 $500
Snrrs:'s SDstsevet hssnr -sef%
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER EGGS. POUL
TRY, aAMn, ETC.
TODAY.

gppEN APPLEs-5 0005 80 per barrel.
NUrS-Almonds, s0c per pound; Brazil, be
$50; alberta l5c Naples walnun, 80 per pound
ohestnuts Imported, none on the MARKET pea.
nut. Tenpeasee red, i8oilo choice ~hie, Jar
cocoAputA a0De9 20.
ORAN0Es-LouisianA per barrel. II 900
ID %; per case. 9 So valeucine. per case Of GA
LEMoNs-siciiy. SO per boz; Nsiass
DArEs-In trails, iool2c
BANANAs[l 009l 90 per bunch.
GRAPG6-Maiaea, 9 000s 90 half barrel
I SWEET P0TAf0Es-0n the str cots. rcd.
75c per bushe'; yellow, I 90
o~NIoNs-Nev. . 90 per tarrci
Potatoes p ell le
CHIC SsSs wsquo,s sss oes 50 pr dossn
turkeys 700
G00s Toe per dosen.
BUTTER Choice western. 2oo2bG ccokfuR'
UAtar country. q IS
DRIED PEAcHEs-Uupcel-d ~ psslsd II
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The renewed sirensth IL due has hcen purely
speculative. and hrayy Chicago operators a ere
sponsiblo tor II Recelp = of hogs ~ tine west are
sgsii In scross col Z Ctipts ~ C~pfrsspo dins
days ln 1853 though y ic,a ~ hogs have de-
oin. d q n rarity with hoe " dhcts. Thvie
has been somr zen wtdd man or lard for eS'
port. principal y To me United Kingdom The
home demand hiss continued mod rate Fair
bank tiyes the sock flatdi IN the unttd safes
q pfi l,tH al > a.3D %trtoo, = deer use ~ ll,oSl
u icc,, ~ egtus NJ fth lst, sud = ~ i7i
fierce ~ compaf,d With April Is 1883. The
qu.uuty ~ prime steam delivefn-
ole on contacts j. 1887 u'rccs asaiust 1876, go
tie Cos last month Guo 2l9 As iefoss u year ago
1~uutAriOhr rO-bAf
hAfON- Short nlear sideG. 49, Long
clear. hd 30 lea-.
DRY SALT Short CLEAR sdes, Ike Long
clear, aaS loss broskf.nt bacon, Ice
HAMs-Canyssaed sud uncan sasscd, l5a
LAUD 90 IioJOa llu hsif-tsf rel, IKE
So pound uRis. IL, h.pqnld sns lie.
o.. round can ~. 'N'nr' ma NO y
% tgnd can wv
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6. 4~nsupoculauve ma 'keI here for bog product.
- = = 1Doa1, fol owed close on The heeis Of
o 1eseo and I, rma,ns tree sise snss
~ r. a. eakr n hose 81 erein- There
- m1rk. d<prt 81 N D rrc 2 IN uond-Xs
isss:SsS s SS
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Total ........ 5000 10 1897 4,651 ISL bbl2,3S9
Last year,. 10 u46 C5, GIG 5.522,SS9 .......
Exptr,s this week, Great Brllsin, 10 747;
Frsnce, 4 S05; continent, 4 1928; stock In all
y ted st ties ports this day, 6lI.623; yes
to-day, 6,is4 $50: this day lat year,
775, 27G.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
Nav ORLEANS, April l6-Flour quiet
ana unchanged. Corn dull and lower;
mixed. 50; white. GO to 81 Oats quiet but
firm; 40 10 As Cornmeal In fair demand;
SO 81 to So 90. Hay higher and scarce; prime
SlS. Pork steady with fir tsmand.
slS. Lard steady; fierce ref ed, S7'S; seg,
Bulk meats IN fair demand; shout.
ders lower. Z Ia: long clear and clesr rib
stesSy. Boon lower and scarce; shoui-
dsrs, Z 3 4: long clear and Gle n rib, 05S 10
0 "a. Hams. choice sugar-cured csnvsssed
s,oady add unchanged Whisky,
firm and unchanged. Coffee dull
aud unchanged. Rice, carsocs
common TO prime. 0 to IL "a Sugar
steady and unclaimed. Nolesses s'esdy:
cen %rifueai, II 10 30: ierment o.. 20 TO 80; re-
boiled, 20 10 40. Rice steady, with fair De.
msnd: ..uuisians ordinary to prime. 46s
20 57S Bran firm, with moderate de-
mand: 90. Cotton seed oil, prime crude,
80 l 9 10 "a, summer yellow, 40 to 4S; mar
ket steady. .
Sight Exchange on New York. .s125 10
$3.50 per 81 900 premium; sterling exchange
B. d. 4S8.
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A. oPPENHrIMER,
PAUL <LUCKsMAN.

r ferrIn > 4, tho sbove. I beg IN morn my
bui tss rim 70 IN II shal con'iruc he CON-
nj ION busin ~ under tue old q m OF Z 0p-
4 stheimrr&Cp Thsntine 70 the pest pa-
fousRr, ! solicit q conuauanc efthe SINE.
A OrPESHkIMdR
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nj, NoTIcr.

nHILTs IExss. APRIL. ., Isa.-CO.
IL Pa trership MS. oluli,n The cop utrer-
H., bsrpiosorr evi>ins bt.teI. A. Open
hssm r and Paul Giucksman has This day been
dI-sol ed By mn usl G ns-nt A. Opp.n.
he merin co tinui z ,hr hnsi Res. assumes all
II bili,ies /, nd g Heels all d. hts due the late n m
Of A. Oppenheimsr q 10 -
PAIL sLuCK-MAN.
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Refine from ire arm ~ A 0ppenhei ner 4
Co., 7 have b Ell myself In the mnn-v:
vel tststs snd iiv % ok y nh rae bislness. AZ
80 Ella slrs-'. rp-stttr- WI snslt ~
vtah . nvos N Win ths.r purnege
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my schiId.. 10 rosv chseksd and cured:
asnaSi6an psrviue did H." Mr.. william
s~ohslxspes, N.oho;s, 1eWA 0oss ess6-
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County Jrdre Hu.t sOuEs'.
GvgvNvIILv, = Arii 3 1881

NOTICE To CONTRACto ns-sFALEOP PRO.
~ 10 ais rill he r. eivsd by the Comm sAio1.
ers Court Of Youn county Tor the. @ cotton Of q
$40 @ Court-house In the town OF Graham: In
now IN Ole n the ,ount clerks ofics OF said
county The co,trac or vii b re lnired 20 fnr,
nish bond Ia the sum Of s2,.tc0 for the faithful
10 performance 81 the WORK. TO be ap otC we'd oy the
cnuuty clerk Of tn. com, In when "a d b.. DIS
men reside. p ymcn;s viii nade In cash On
the au,hit cts estimate y the work pro- resses
twenty rer rept. OF the coatr ict pic viii be
reserved until the cin .. elton aid acce pianre
OF the work Pl ms IAN DC seen Mt the county
clerks Office, in the town o. arsham. or In he
ON g OF Dod on 4 Dudl ey, Waco. Texas BIDS
viii be received until 70 M, april 26. 1884 The
court reservins the right TO rel O., sny nd al
bids. X r.. ARNoLr,
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KANSAS CITY MARKET.

KANSAS CRY. April l6.-wneat steady;
81 3-4, bid; cash, 1924. May and Ju"e.
Corn higher: 50 IA old cash, 40 la May,
ii. Oats dull and nominal; ~ z bid Ine
Live Sock Indicator reports cat
ils-Rscsips. 2 800: shipping steady;
butchers weak; native steers OF ,Os4 to l ,4t9
pounds average SIS 10 10 S. 20: s,ockers nod
feeoers. $40 to So; cows. So 6O TO- ~ 30
Hors-R csipts, $50 is to 20 lower; lot,ot
225 to 800 pounds average; So 80 10 81 TO-
m.inly IS 50 to S. 50. heep-i.eceipts
So IS TO 81.
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MARKETS. nv TELEGRAPH.
1T. LOUIS MAX Ut.

vt. LOUIS MARKET.
ST.. LOUIS, April l0.-fiour unchanged.
Whsat lover aud weak; No = red, vi Volo
sIOOl4 easn; ~ Is IL 10 81 CD LIZ NAV:
81 "a 7 5 IL yi.05 20 June; O3 IS 10 oi is
July; OF 10 81 n s August; % i.2 to Oh sltthe
,eai; closing At inside quotations. oorn =
,hnde lower aud slow 40 IL cash; Adj ITO
ib84M May; A. to AZ Is June; 40 6s ~ IL rs
July ~ 20 43 is oil the year; q osing NJ ~
side prices. Oct. opt ned higher, bus dc.
clinod; 80 cash; 20 4 10 IS ga May ~ u
nid Ill ibe year. wbisky steady NJ u 10
Uorumeal firm at 81 So. Provisions slow
AMI epsv. Pork lower; ioboing, SIG % TO
si7, Bulk. meats lower; long olee,r, . " 70
S.35, short rim, s.35 to $ 40; short olesf, : %
TO $40. Lud lower; SIS asked.
liberal: holders firm; prices
'ul: exports. ~ 20 to 50 05; good TO cnoice,
50 rs 20 1928; common TO medium, 20 10
10 90; rexans, 80 to So rs, Hops-Receip,s,
800: lover ana Glow; hight, 90 10 u 70 ioi
uacking. 50 90 TO 50 o.; heavy, 10 TO sb.2O'
shesp-R pcripts, go; shipments, l,lOO,
i%sfrrior t. lair, So 80 TO "a 20, Medium TO
good, 81 90 10 So 20; choice 20 fancy, Sou
TO SO %; Texans, So To 10.
CHIC.G1 MARKET. -.
CmcAGo, Apuii 10 -flour steady aud
unchanged. Wheat IN lair demSndi trin-
iuy mainly local; opened lower quicsIy
aovs need IL 70 "a declined IL - %,
rallied IL to 5o and hnsily
declined ! TO Is, closed 6S 10
3 4 unc or yesterdays sales; ranged Apfiii,
80 to "a 4; closed SO. May, 81 10 81 ID,
al ed .5l 4 June. SO | . 10 81 / 4. closed so
3 8 July 81 l.2 ~ 80 IL, co,rd ~ oS' Au-
ru-t 81 3S 20 81 5.s over July; svltemoor,
/ over july. Corn IN fair demand snd me-
So, led; ouen,d s'eady, advanced Is 10 Ia
d. al ned 2 to 5-S, ratified trifs ana hnHly
O., ed | 2 u SIS under y,serday; cath or
April. - is, Nav 40 IA TO so. closed, ~ 3.S:
june, 80 8 : 20 81 l.2; closed, 80 "a; July, o3
5.s to So 3 4; closed, 80 "a; August, quota
abe | 10 | IA over July Oats weaker; cash,
i TO 81 Ii. April, 81 20 81 "a elos,d, ~;
NAV. 81 rs 10 ~ rs, Closed, 81 rs,
June, 81 to 80 rs. Pork in fair demand;
opt ned 80 10 IS lower rallied Ia to -, closed
s,esoy ut ins,ne figures: cash, SIG 90 10
SIC co. Nay, SIC 80 to $l6.s5; June, SIG 90
10 $500: Jdly. SIG rs to OH l2l2 Lard
in lsir d.mHn cash, S.l5 10 $50, MAY,
4 1Eio S II I-2, closed s.l7 1,2 10 S 20, June,
SGT l-2 40 $40, closed 3 ~ IL TO = 30; jay,
4 81 2 TO so, closed S.3Tl2. Bulk mel u
in fair drmsni and easier; shoulders, 100;
short rib, & 10; short clear, s 80. The Dro-
ver's Journal report: Hogs-Receipts T.
GOO; brisk and about steady; roush PACK
ing, $500 to S. 80; packing and chip
p,ng. 50 90 10 SO 80; hgnt, $500 10
s5O5. Cntle-Receipt-. 4,2O0; brlsk and
inner; export grades, S6.36 10 $500; good
10 cno'ce shipping, IS 81 10 $3.50; common
TO medium, IS. 40 10 So 90; G rn fed Tex
sbs, IS 70 to IS IS. Sheep-Receipis. . 2vo,
slow: is 20 25 lower; interior TO tar, - to
a 20 medium to good, SIS to 50 20; choice
io extra, 1915 10 s6
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-17
NOTICE 70 CONTRAc TORS.

NlOllIf- ALL IhNl fbh
~ nj, Dc q to be redo med or renewed at the
Dallas LGan Office 6f7S. Main street within one
weet from date. his 1ith day OF April -apri3lw
NoTIUF To ,0NrRACIOks-1EAl ED T o
IN pos.l for the bui dina o. a brick r. lone
isii for HUT count, r x<s. will he received AZ
INV office. In the c;ts Of Greanville. mil IL
ociocs m. on saturday. the lllh day OF hay,
1854 The bid viii b." rcce we'd for tire erection
OF The budding, and for the iron work senaiate-
", aud the bidde,s fer the but Il ng will. be re.
aulred To He with their bids al approved bond.
u, the ,um II S.. 600 wi h on ackngwl 9 cement
of sis n. Is sna Ger IN ate o a clerk of n court
where the part, y reside Of the tolvency OF Inc
sureti, s; said bo ID cond tionrd for tho faithful
d Of the wo'k according to the plans
sad spec ~1ca'ions The party to whom the con,
tract for the cells and iron work Is awarded viii
b. Z quired TO rive bond They VIII also be
required 10 present samples o. nh.teria pro-
posod TO he used In the cell AMI iron wore.
tiios and specified Ions on be seen at my Of;
fec. In Greeuvillc, Texas, aud at the once Of
Do,son & Dudlev, architect /, wac,. Texas AZ.
Ter Morday, April 20, 1884. Cash will BIS paid
for the build n as the woik progr escs, and Tor
the cells aod iron works when completed, The
court reserves the right /, reiec' anysn all bias.
y. SHERRILL.
County Jndre Hut t,orr.-.
AT q 1891