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TEXAS CUSTOMS DATA.

WARRINGTON, March 6.-[Special.I THE
following is statement Of the values OF
iinports Of merchandise into and exports of
domestic and foreign merchandise from
and the values OF imported merchandise
remaining in the warehouses:
Brssos de Santiago-Imports, $40, 4S9; sx-
ports Of domestic merchandise, $88,8l1; for.
eign merchandise $7,0S6; remaining in
warehouse, $437.
Corpus Ohristi-Imports, S42, 4s9; exports
merchandise, $3.50; remaining in ware
houfe, $l97.
Galveston-Imports, $70,4n; domestic
nerohaAdise So BOG, 1902; In warehouse, SOL
RS.
Paso dsl Norts, Texas and New Mexico-
shsndise, $67 S3S.
SSIuris-Imports, Sc 06s; exports Of do
mestic merchandise, $50 400; foreign, 1888.
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WASHINGTON, March s,-[Press. l-John
# Game, delegate from Utah, made mn ar
gument before the house committee on ter.
ritorios to-day, in which be criticised the
Edmuuds bin and Cassiday's dill in rels'
/ ou to polygamy as unconstitutional. He
admitted the right Of government 10 pnnish
polygamy as crime II It desired TO do 30
but nevertheless the Mormons bslioyed IL
was right. He cited tho example OF the
pstriarchs In support OF their belief. Utsh
was barren waste until the Mormons
came and converted II into It's present state.
They had helped hold California during
the Mexican war, and deserved oonsidera-
ton from The government.
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A DEADLOCK.

WAsHIsSros, March s-Ths conferences
committee on the resolution appropriAting
$1,000 for the Danvllle and Coniah county
Investigations, held their first meeting to-
day, and after discussion disagreed. The
house odn,srees would not rscede from
the clause restricting the use OF money 20
Investigations slready ordered and the san'
ate 90 fersas refused 20 agree TO II, saying
the unanimous vote OF the senate against
IL was equivalent tn instructions told ihem
tn Oppose It, Upon rdlourning V was under.
stood another conferences will he hold, but
It 20 not thought probable an agreement
will he reached by che present coniefee.
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A Steamer Ashore

New YoRK, March 8.-A large unknown
steamer ran ashore at Abscomb, New !er-
The vessel is constantly blowing her whis.
tie, and by that means the life.saving crew
hope to reach her. The steamer proved to
be the Clydesdale, from Jamaica to New
York. The vessel struck and crossed one
OF the brigantines boats and ancaored In
deep water. She was pitched from her
perilous position by the captain OF the NE"
saving station and proceeded to New York.
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The Crouch investigation.

JACKSON, MICH, March 8.-The Orouch
murder examination was continued to-day.
The prosecution brought in a number OF
witnesses this morning. but nothing new
was elected. Some testified to a lack feel,
ing on the part Of Holcomb and Jud
Crouch, whom spoken to about the murder
Immediately after the occurrence. The
evidence given at the coroner's inquest was
repeated in the main.
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Something thai WA quiet the nerves,
FIVE strength to the body na % bs beed
and purify and brighten the complexion,
is what many persons would be very, glad
to obtain. Carter's Iron Pills are made for
exactly this class Of troubles, and are re.
successful in accomplishing the
ends desired. as named above. They are
useful for both msn and women. Sold by
Price, so cents box. See ad-
vnrtiSement,
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.


LONDON, March 5.-General Graham has
been ordered NOS TO advance unless he is
sure of finding the enemy. The cavalry
reconnoItre tonight. Osman Digna is urg-
ing his followers to fight, assuring them OF
success certain. He will watch from afar
az they do battle, invoking the blessing OF
Allah.
SARGENT WILL STAY.
BERLIN, March 8.-Minister Sargent has
decided not to resign and will submit the
matter to the authorities at Washington.
The Deutsche Toge Btntt, calling attention
to what 1t is pleased to call 6argeDt's in
competency as compared with his prede.
ceseor, says: We believe the American
government In ignoring the fact that Min-
lister Sargent has exposed himself TO ridi-
Guile he cannot remain in Berlin without
. setting the relations of America and Ger.
sany. His STAY will also be offensive to
Germans in America"
OBSTINATE OMAN.
SuKAIM, March 8.-Osman Digma refuses
to negotiate aud ignores the flags OF truce
sent out from Suakim. General Graham lie
already beginning to advance against Us
man. 49,.
rHH IRrsH susPEcrs.
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Those persons who 40 not need iron, but
who are tIoubled with nervousness and
, yspepsis, will find in Carter's Little Nsrve
Pills a most desirable article. They are
mostly used IN combination with Cartsr's
Little Liver Pills, and in thls way often
exert most magical effect. Take just one
pill OF each kind Immediately after eating
and you will be free from indigestion and
dyspepsia, In walls at 25 cents. Sold by
dan uuto
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THE WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY MARCg ~ ltsl

s,s vssehlns NE movements sfsisssy .shfss
he dynamite psfis. Ollsnsrss. as~ss .
son. 10 hare. but thTs 10 no ssldsnns lha
be 10 oonnefted 9TH dgnsmiisfs fhs
hfsthef M Jassth Hfsdy, the fhsiir Tsft
assassin, 10 liVlss Ia The Qusfiisf Lsisf.
lHspatohsr Mtsg sho hss besB wsichisE
the movements Of suspsoied lflshnsn NJ
Paris az spme ilms, under Instructions Of
the British home secretary, has gone "
liordsAuE.
prs.sIrE IN HUEaAHr,
PkTH, AZ sfoh "A dynamite plot mas
been discovered hafa. The polirs hsys
sfiEsi several packages ~ explosives lnf
wafdsd by anarchists thfo ugh parcels IN
the post.
kscOnsrEDs an IsaHBIsrH ArTAok,
LOsDOs, March -hsusf.i Gpfdun rec
ommsnis an immediate attack on osman
Digns.
CkrROsPKCrs.
SyAKIa, March S.-A messenger hon
Ihe ensmy's camp reports that dusplis
Osman's expectations his folio sefs are de-
sOrallEed. The situation appears favor
ahls for negotiations. Consul Baker has
telsgraphed tho British minister At Cairo,
offering TO 20 q OsInan's eaap and bring
him 10 terms, lie believes the tribe vii
not only conclude treaty OF pssee but VIII
undertake 20 Keep the route To Barber
open.
ANOTHER TREASURY sRAh.
PIrTlsUR0 March Labor sttelaJs AZ.
circulating petition here 10 be .ressntsd
IN congress asking an appropriation OF flO.'
COO cot the surplus for colonization plI-
poses This sum would supply - 600 fami-
lies with S5.o esos, a m0ftgsss 70 be giysh
on the land tor the payment In tiitosu year,
allowing II tho settler pats Tor tho home,
stead oflO1 acres Ia tive years At par, and
under ten years | per cent. aud over ten
years 2 per cent. The petition Is being
LARGELY signed.
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NEW ORLEANS, March s.--It.ces: Six fur
longs-Zamors, first; Queen Esther, sec
Five furlongs-Mart Bonham, nrst; Joe
Black, second; Tomahawk, third. Time
1:23 Ia
Mile heats--Prices, III; Brooklyn, 2, =;
Captain Curry, 8, distanced. Time-l;Ao,
1:45 IA.
Mile and three-slghth: Slocum, first;
Harry Man, second;o MILESTONE, third.
Time-2.o5 IL
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"Innocents Mt Home"

5 NEW YoRK, March 8.-rhe libsl suit
against the Times Of Shipping Commits.
sioner Duncan, captain of the steamer
Quaker City, during its famous noyags,
ended for the present to-day. The jury
found for plaintiff upon two statements:
awarding 6 cents damages on each. On al
other charges the jury found for the de-
fence. The plaintiff sued tor 800 ,00e.
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THE DEEP WATER DILEMMA.

WAsHIEaToE, March 8.-[Special l-The
tions TO she delegation, one to support the
Esds bill aud ons TO secure the regular ap.
preparation OF quarter OF a million. The
citizens' committee and delegation are
In quandary because to support one
II the absolute abandonment of the
other. The agreement having been already
z pynally made to support the Eads bill the
xekHsation are Inclined TO view the Gal.
weston harbor MISTER as a question of state
and not espec ally Galveston interest,
and their final conclusion may take this as
the bass. Messrs. Moody and Bslo have
been telegraphed to return,
y0feeham is now here.
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DEEP WATER.

WAaHINeroN, March 6.-[Special. 1.-The
receipt here to-day OF Instructions from the
Galveston city council TO the Texas delega-
ton and deep water committee TO 60 in for
the regular approximation Of quarter OF Q
million dollars has changed the aspsct Of
affairs. The sum named is asked by Engi.
neer Mansfield to continue his work indie.
npendent OF the Esds plan. The latter viii.
be pushed before congress with vigor, bu'
the regu ar appropriation is deemed wise
pending the perfection Of the EAds measured
The belief is that the delegation will con-
form promptly to the telegrsphic INSTRUCT
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wAsuIsoToN, March s.-TPressl.-Miss
Susan d. Anthony, Phoebe Cousin. Mrs.
Haggert and other members OF the womsn
suffrage association made addresses before
the house judiciary committee sdyocatisG
the extension OF the right OF suffrage to
their sex
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NHw ORLEANS, March 8-Several lmall
breaks in the leyee near the city ha oc-
CURED in the two DAYS past, but were
closed without mnch damage. This
morning more serious crevssse &C.
CURED at the Lewis plantation,
fifteen miles above the city, in
st. Charles parish. It 10 reported the
breach IL rdRiay and sras
railroads. Planters have large forces at
work. The railroad will furnish half and
matarial to close the break.
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POSTAL POINTS.

AsxrxeToN, March Especial. Min
Walsh, Of Laredo, was to-day ap-
ted Inspector at Laredo.
Nnxsy's subcommittee OF the
m he to-day agreed to support the bill
providing an appropriation tor the payment
Of mail contractors in Texas and other
southern states for Eve years, beginning
with 1858. =.
Mr.. Asxey says there were charges filed
AGAINST J. O. Ogle for postmaster ut Lam
pssas, and 8. O. Thompson for postmaster
at Hem pstAad: hence these names were no
longer held no at the request OF opponents
Of theee septtemen and the committee
l0ould only taae cognizSuce of the nomi-
bes, no matter how worthy the inoum-
ents.
Atlas, Lamar county, and Resort, Kerr
bounty, are ue~ postotficsa, with J. f..
Price and ii. f. Boog postmasters respec'
lively.
Thomas Davis has been commissioned
postm aster at Abilene; issued to-day The
bond OF G.. w. Whitfield, postmaster at
peKalb. Bowie county, was approved to-
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The Independent Repubs.

republican com mittee has directed q secret
array TO communicate with the republican
organizations of the country aud obtain
from them some expression on the organi-
cation of the party, and requesting dele.
CATS be appointed TO consult with the oom-
mittee ahnut further action.
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UUITUN bTNIhm HN
NEW YORK, March 7.--Foilowing are the
nat reneints at ali limited SLates portt:
Little Joker is the best smoking tobacco
The Florence NightengnIo OF the Nursery
The following is an extract from a letter
Written to the German Reformed Messenger,

Tne ElOrenCO NlkHtehshiS Va tho
The following is an extract from letter
written to the German Reformed Messenger,
at Chambersburg, Penn.
BENBFACTREss.
Just open the door for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove the American Florence
Nightingale OF the Nursery. OF this we are
SO sure, that we will teach our "susy" to
say, "a blessing on Mrs. Winslow' for nelp'
ing her to survive and escape the griping
colicking, and teething siege. Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the child
from pain, and cures dysentery and dar-
rhma. 1t softens the gums, reduces intla-
nation, cures wind collie, and carries the
infant safely through the teething period
1t performs precisely what it processes TO
perform, every part of it-nothing less. We
have never seen Mrs. WinsloW--knoW her
only through the preparation Of her
"s6othing Syrup for Children Teething."
4 we had the power we would make her,
& she is, physical saviour to the infant
race. Sold by all druggists. 20 centsa bot
.
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SAN FRANcIso, Marcn ga cloud burst
near Oaliente at 1l:30 last night aud covered
in an Instant the track Of the Southern Pa
c'fic railroad for distance OF several hun
bred feat with two feet Of sand and water.
The adjoining buildings were eight inches
dean
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To all who are suffering nom tho error5
ana iudiscretions of youth, nervous weak.
ness early decay, loss of manhood, etc., !
will send recips that will oure you, free OF
charge, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
. self-addressed envelope to tho Rev.
Joseph II. Inman, station d, NsS York
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---S0e----
GAVE ROND.

Alonxs Barrett, whu was arrested sone
time ago on the charge OF appropristing
the borse-hesh of others without their
knowledge or consent, was released from
the county Jail yesterday on an $500 bond
for his appearance ct the next term OF the
dietrict court.
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WARRINGTON, March S.-fSpecial. 1.-The
New York Sun to-day and yesterday has
rigid editorials pronuuncing Tilden the
chtScs of the Union for democratic presi-
dsYE The matter is believed to be politi-
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WAuHIEeroN, March 4. -[Prsss T. Messrs.
Thomas Williams and A. O. White, Of
Youngstown, Ohio, reprsssn ling the labor
ing Glasses OF that place, made Arguments
to-day before the ways and msane commit.
~ against any reduction In the tariff.
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JENNIE BEAUCHAMP.

WASHINGTON, March 8-[Special.] J.
Jennie Beauchamo, Texas delegate 10 the
womans' rights meeting here, delivered an
address, showing fsw followers Of the
dcctrise In Texas.
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Having bought out the interests Of 81
concerned in the firm Of @. h. Hosmer&
Co., steam, gas and water-htters, Will
continue the bns,ness at the old stand, 400
Wm street, a. MoWEIRK
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are you miserable through indigestion,
sour stomach or constipation2 Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee will relieve
YOU. Sold by w. II. Patterson 81 Co.
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Group, Wnooplng Jougn, and even Asth-
ma immediately relieved by Acker'a En-
glish Remedy. Gold by W. II. Patterson
e. IN
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sssssss ~, fslsossys.


a. loUD ssssu
NJ. f,Sse, Nsfoh A T. flenf au0nd gfsiss
setiys shd hfm. Nhssi bstisf To- Jnlf snd
che fssf, hHt otter grile1s shlg' the tsrs
I. yssssas.t 80 sfef VI @ssis !,
0ssii III l0ft, Msieh, VI II $50 q ~,
1syi 81 listio o. lnIs Jansi " 4
{, g., 49, e., ~. ~" f. 4 81, ~! ~.
usiei' A0IAAp ilisltitnsl 1 4. gsyi sli 4
tla2ss Iane; rs 2tu6;6sJuly. Oats very
slow, s3ssioiS8t o.shi IS "a 4 MS
Nav WHISKY st.Afy; via. CoTDmssl
quisg A. 10 Provisions stssdsi Tnni
siuihsrn demAnd. Pork 81 ~ ~ fof lard
slds; ylT NJ 2 for slsndard. buik mss g.
Long clear . ~ tos ~ short rib, y Is u v ~;
short clear IN 10 05i Bs0,u-L1ng o's.f,
70 ~; short rio, g7.sto 10, short clear, 10 ~
Lsrd, 0l4 Lave stock maTs-, vsry guiss;
supply 700 snallto make market and oniy
sales we're IN retail S.y 81 pFyyInus prices,
Prospects tor nsxt week onnsi1hTsd good,
CHICAGO nAgKgT,
CHIcAsO Maven s OAttle - Rscsiuts.
10. market unehsngsdi exports, 81 80 20
81. good 20 choice shipplGg, - ~ g. 50 ~;
common % medium, Is 1910 o. 70 bossp-
Receipts, 100, active aud stssdy, inlerlor ~
fair. 81 80 TO 81 medium 20 good, 81 q 81
aali and uncnsns,si, Wheat active
a,rong aud higher SIS 10 rs highsr
than veslerday: april % to " 5s; NsI,
W 81 $50 Juns, Ds3+ 10 yJ3s JulF
W 81 10 Sl,OO 3,s; 10, , red wiuter, % To
81. Corn active and unsettled; hlgn r;
closed Ia higher than ye'tsriay; cash, 81
20 55i.l; May, 56l.sto 81 ~; closed 5O7 3;
June, 81 10 SO; closed 81 81:
July. 6s 81 10 80 SIS. osts -Ds'
msnd light; SIS to Ia higher
o,sh 90 to So 10 March 81 Ia 20 81 10,
April 81 IL 10 3lS4; Nav IS IL q 1913.
Plrk-Fair demand aud irrasuial; 70 b.gn
er: closed steady; cash ISIS; MAY siI 81
l.2: June Sl7 ~ 70 SIS 10. Lard quiet;
cash o. 80; NAV 0 IS 10 o 90; June $50 2 10
y 81 IL Hulk meats quiet; shoulders 70; !
mort rib o %, snort sars9 rs,
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That hacking cough eau be 30 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
sold by W, Fl. Patterson 81 Co. Dallas.
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NEW 0RLKAss, March s,-flouI-Hi9h
grades easier; 10 o2 IL to 800 IL; Qas
dull and lower; chn.co, a. IL. Pork In
good demand and Irregular; SIS 10.
Lard lower; tierc0 refined. IL.
Reg, 10. Bulk mats IN fair
dem and NJ lower rates; shoulders, packed,
rs 8; long clear aud oasrrio, 8 8. Bacos
IN falr demand; long Glasr aud clear RIB,
10 IA TO 1888. Rice quiet and hrmar;
Louisiana, ordinary 20 prime, "a to 5S't.
Bran quiet and easier; Sl.l0. O.hert un'
changed.
Nxchange unchanged.
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Catarrh cured hea tn ana sweet bresth
secured by Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Nasal injector free. Sold
by w. II. Patterson Il Co., Dallas.
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Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver
complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer Is guaran-
te ed to cure you. Sold by W. II. Patterson
& Co. Dallas,
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aleepless nights msoe mlserably by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the rem
edy for you. Sold by W. Fl. Patterson d
Co., Dallas.
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PHILADELPHIA, Msrcn Sine common
pless court has refused TO admit Mrs. Oas-
re Kngors TO prastics ~ an attorney.
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Purdy &c Randall at the Board Of Trade
saloon Get every morning one Of the tnest
spreads in the city Hot soups, meats, etc,
IN n and cignrs
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7 IMPROVES TYS QUALITY OF

Il IMPROVES Tan QUALIFY w
the i0oiaEd ens,,r.tss It. and Is there
foro flne sHttJora!tt and corrective
IN cases OF all cItrOllic lHGlddics which
ore associated with Gn IMPoVER1suLD
STATE OF THE BLOOD. These all yield
otheregulating and nourishiuS prop
critics OF its great food tonic elements
Il cumpensates for the toss " Cttott'B,
induced by Consumption, Cdfdrrh -
bronchial and Throat affections. az
,piL I.emcGy FeJHia i,ta lcJtlty ana
reimburse tho Fe,mdio physique for
those tosses Of vitdtity accompany
Ing complaints peculiar 10 the s&r-
Mothers ~ nrsi1lJ their own chidIeHy
and delicate sCoufIt who expect 10
become mothers and bring up oiDor-
Qua children should By Gil means uSo
It. 1t tciIL restore sufferers JI'0nk
Mental or Norv0Ks Pr0stratiOH aris-
ing from 0,0r-,cors;, E-cccsscs or
arotracted DiseGsa. It scW cure
DRUNKENNESS and the Opium HdbtE
for as the appetite grows health!er
and digestion more vigorous through
tho use OF this Tonic, the unnatural
craving dies away until totally OK
t!nct. itish igI1ty beseIiotdt d. Ltrer
Complaints, Edi,.riGt ferer, ana
ALL NdlariIt DiseGf2t ana ior tho
facilitating effects OF Ferer of ann
EiuI 10 hG2 no Gg'ial. 1T repairs
trast.. improves Digestion and Ap-
petit, and affords tho Dyspeptic III
Tat;I an eGIiig aSglsEisdbie article
of food; and ~ no pleasant to the taste
that tho most eeuaitioo palate VIII nov
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II the Gal IL men II Texas wish to have q
good time this year thsy must chew
tipping" tobseoos
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KANSAS oIrf MARKET.

kansas CITr, March S,-Wnest higbeIi
50 -, cash; SIT s. April; rs l-2 bid Nay,
Corn firm; Al -, cssh; ~ IL, April; ~ "a,
old May oats srongar. Csttle-Rs'
ceipts-5S5: firm; active and shade higher;
native steers. l o53 20 1 S2 pounds sysrags.
SIS rs 20 So 20, stncSers and feeders, 81 70 ~
IS TO- cows, $3.50 to $40. Sheep-R-
ceipts, $40; steady; native, ~ TO 20 pounds
average, 1881 IL 70 81 30.
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E.v YoRK, March 5 Flour dull and III

Efw YoRx, March s --Flour dull and un'
changed. Wneat-Options opened strong
AZ an advance al 5-S: afterwards were weSkor
aud dropped IA 10 l-2. closing quiet and
steady; migrated red 03 10 sl.23 3.s: No. 4
red, % Corn-,pnt, o. higher; options i-2
/, ga higher ond firm; ungraded, 5S 3-S 70
ia to 60 l-2. Coffse-Spot fair; No. 2
dull and vosk; options slightly higher
And Quiet; sales, $50 bags; Rio No 7, March,
1910; April, 10 20 20 1880; May, 10 SO; June,
1885: July, 10.S5; August 1889. Sugar
quiet and steady; extra clarified, 57-S TO
O IA; white extra clarified, O IL to . O. 8;
yellow, 5 Ia to 5 l-2; of g, @ 5-S 90 rs;
powdered, Ills. Molssses qsiet and IN
changed Rice firm and moderately active.
Pork dull and nominal; new mess, $500
to Sl7 ~. Beef quiet and unchanged.
Lard steady; prime eteam, 0,56.
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70 PHYSICIANS AND INVALlDS.
An analysis CT - CoIien's Liquid Be9
Tonic" by tho eminent chemist, ARTHUR
HILL HASSALL, ND, FRS, Of London
England; and an endorsement by th o, eel Gel,
WILSON, FRS, LID, Of London, are 'a'
belled on each hottlo.
sold nj Wholesale by ali Leading
Druggists, and rc'pilnd GrneraIlIly y, no 81 per
bottle; Tor s.. G. \. CGlTTEHrOE, GEN
pphT, AGFvT ~ vu3Iou street. New Work.
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rHR IRIsH sUsPECrs.
Pam, xarcn s.-[6peeiall.-Ths psfiss
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13

Ills Testimony Almost Directly Crcsses
the Prosecutor.
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Asn1NeroN, March ESPECIAL. Min.
walsh, Of Laredo, was to-day ap-
n. 4 xndn
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- glm IL. fiel in Soulon fein Sobes=
fal burd @bolera Dor. Sn Marieille
itarben 4 perIoneE.