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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-20
An Engineers Story.


A railroad engineer now in the en-
ploy of the Louisville and Nashville
line, at Louisville, related the follow
ing to a reporter of the Coltrtcr-Jour-
nal of that city the other day:
1t was during the trouble of 1877,
and most of the boys had left their
engines" began the engineer, "when
Charley Smith and me were running
old JOG on the night express between
Pittsburg and Cincinnati, a little over
500 miles We left Pittsburg ut 6, 10
and made the run in about twelve
hours. As | said, most of the boys had
left their engines, and we were terribly
shorthanded; so the Superintendent at
Cincinnati came to me and said, says
he: Jim. you see we are short, and
there is no way to do and run without
doubling on the boys. Until further
orders YOU will take the Columbus
accommodation up and bring NO z
down. The accommodation was
scheduled at 7:30, so this just gave
us a little more than an hours rest at
Cincinnati. But it couldn't be helped,
and we started ont, getting back Just
in time TO step from the accommoda-
ton and take out the express from Gin
einnati through We run this way five
DAYS. neither Charlie nor me ever see
ing bed, let alone lying in one, dur
ing the time, when went to the sup
erintendent at Pittsburg and told him
we were broke down and teetotally I'M
fit to run. Take cut the express to-
night, Jim. says he, and vc9 shall
have a three days lay-oyer when zen
get TO Cincinnati. Well, Charley and
me started 10G out. and were getting
along niceyl when began TO browse.
The last thing 1 remember seeing wa'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-20

The use OF the term
"Short Line i'm connee-
ton with the corporate
name of "A great road.
conveys an idea oi just
what IL required by the
travelling public a short
line, quick time md the
best of accommodations
ishcd 10Y The greatest rail
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-20
s no r T
/. IN 7:
III w WHY 'IV TUINI7HVU W JIG NTVNIlaV I'M
way In Amerlea.
Chicago, Milwaukee
and Saint Paul.

10 owns and operates over GOO miles OF road
IA Northern Illinois Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa
and Dakota; and as It's main lines, branches and
connections reach all the great business centres
Of The Northwest and Far West, IL naturally an
swers the description of Short Liue, and Best
Route between
Chicago, Milwaukee ST Paul and Minneapolis.
Chicago. Milwaukee Portage La Crosse and
Ninona.
Chicago. Milwaukee, orontonyine, Aberdeen ana
Glendale
Chicago. Milwaukee. Eau Claire aud saltwater.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Nausau and morrill,
Chicago, Milwaukee, Beaver Dam. Fond du Lac
aud oshkosh
Chicago, Milwaukee, Waukesha and oconomo
Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Prairie du
chicago Milwaukee owatonnn Mankat =,
Chicago, Beloit. GAINESVILLE and Mineral P,IN
Chicago Elgin Rockford aud Dubuque.
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island Cedar Rapit 60
Chicago. pos MoiIes, Council Bluffs and Omaha
Chicago, Canton Sioux city, Sioux Falis and
fOukton.
Chicago, milwaukee,, Albert lea aad southcn,
Minnesota Points
Chicago, Milwaukee, Mason City, Mitchell and
Rocl, Island, Dubuque, st Ia aud Minneap-
davenport, calmar. s. Paul and Minneapolis.
Milwaukee B0cine bcloit. Frccpost and Rock
Mitchell, Wo'sey, Ashton aud Aberdeen.
dim River Valley Lile.l
Pullman Aircpcra and tie Finest Din
ing Cars In IN World arc ran on the main
lines OF The Chicago fsiiVvauiSee q ~.
F'aui HALLWAY, ana cvory attention 81 paid
TO passengers by courteous employees OF The
Company.
s. s. MERRILL, a. " H. CARPENTER,
GeAeral Manager. Gen Pass. Agt
j. 4. CLARK, GEO. II HEAFFORD,
Gen'l sup't, asst Gen. Pass, ABt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-03
DRY GOODS,
oJorATloss TO-DAY

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
PRIHT5-YreeInsns,iN Lodi 8; alouosf.st. %
s,Sh. ~ Alien. 81 Sisi I. did. *; Peabody
cold, ~ Peabody black. So: Simpson BLACK
"; eimp mourning. 6s; 0souosstss mourn
ms. .. nefioan 9; BIkley pink ana purple
HEAVY BROWN 0oNRsTIOs-Aagus,a 81
GJs. Indian Hood. z. swift crock, ~ tk, .hus
- 8; Kdeensis. ~ ~; Cars ~ Z
s. GhsitoI Cob. A., 4 Lake ovoy~ ~ es;
Groa, Western, ~ s. international. - 5S
Atlantic A.5Ss Bonn,ngicn.7s; sstho< ~ os;
'FIsE BROWN DoMEsTICs-Lsks 6oossa
~; Haryoss7Jl; poeahontas, ~, aIes: sallt, q
yeesass, 81 D. Plum Island, < Atlantic ~
,sre.nor'oI. *; hnopdAie. *; Dwight ~; beF
RLfGcHEp pomEsTIcs-social,s 9. sunny
Side "a, aolmeayiilo isi Forest tbie bonsn1sI
y, g Auhu-n. ~; L0usda.e, ss; loiisdalnt cam
tIi0 Az wAmsut;.l. Il. Now York mills, IL
:; tiero ~, !. uus'A =, u Bai.ardytie u Cam
oTGgo. y, 4 Peo:!esc, \, s,s; Fruit OF me Loom
IN sem CT the spindle. .; BsrsoLeA; Gion,
,tsfk, dos, IL: HSsIA. ly-cz 70; Savage Sos, il
Bempden, brown and dIAD. 90. 10 Hampton
TX. 10, II: Boston. 1905, brown and dra., - =
S "a ,nes SIX .g3 dcis ssaS sl s ias. lion
brown sod dreh, y; Chariot striped, l2S cav
age striped, i2s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACA,is Asrniiioo, II
OK: Omega, lax Continental Fancy, ~. Stan.
dard Fancy. 81; Harrisburg. le
HICKoRY-Rook Riyor. s-s; Blue ard Brown,
&c; India, lohc Arisgton, $40; Thorndl !
II Q: Hamilton III American. 10; Lowell City, "a
PLAID sNApURGS-Delta, ~; ECONOMY
~; Ottaws. 81: Michigan. X; Be'la rs; Wood
AVN 7x; CalAwbs.sk. Arlington. s. Augusn
*: Louisiana, ~.
JEANs-RoxborouEh, Is: Pacific, r. r. ,23 Y
Beaver Valley %; Toxic. l2,S; Humboldt, So
Peoples, 2Sh; Louisville, ssk; Kentucky, Bih,
unitld siAtes SOY. Gold Modal II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-03
aROCERIEs.
QUOTATIONS ro-pAT

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
cV sSoIss issise Ias s,1s i s1s Java &
TEAA-i Imperial. NeeaSc: Young Tyson 600
~ oolong i5pODc lapan. ooae5c.
sneARs- Powdered, Ok. .ai loaf s,,e i sISn,
lardea. So yellow clarihea, $40; choice Lou
'S Mfot'L'SssEs-Louisiana choico, eOc; prime, $50
.yr w. "a ssso: SOL iohsiica, is,ssSe. 'N'
geId " Ina. 10 -, Ties i.hs per bundle.
hiCR Wholesale sAoIkc
cRACH EnH --tgstA, X, 7v Xxx, 1hC, cream
sSAf-onTs . 70 DER bon: blue india ,.
lounl nags, q per box. A-pound bars. 00poi
eAsb fSe STAR si sss vi ~ isi sAOr,,.
YOU'VE Alaerlca ioK.
5,x SsS; SS; ,, 4 'C sss d lss
QLorHksrlNs-'Ro Round, Csc; spEinY, per DO,
MKAsuRES-H hushel iron bound. 10 POI
iosen: 2.hoop pals, 90 s'hoopl u,
por S dosen' No. w. 4 : 90 No. & zoo per dozen '
WRAPPING PAPEIl-Rsg and stray, 5000
Powders 90 PER tee OF p pounds IL do
25s ~ dc, 81; blasting s,,d s Ego w. shot
PiCKLRs = Chow-ohow ore.half barrel
barrel. 4 90, 2-gallon pals ohow-enow. ! oD
s.gallon psils mixed pickles, ! 20. Glass pinii
GLASS i.gailon, 4 rs. Glass Hex. gallon S'5.
COAL OIL-lio degrees are tost In barrels
| l,G 40 test oil In osns, " ito degrees nr'
tot ,c q Rssrr oasS, s.,,s,. u "a No 4.
Os %S "a No. i S.Ssrrsis. co. No. a X
barrels 7 OO, No, 2 k-bArrcla 2 %. No. l kito
[ IS. 30. kits. I %. No. kits. 90.
HOLLAND HkRtlNG-i,nportci.i 70 perkes
SibERccssS spp Ss ~ e0s MISSOURI 'a saes 8
psr gallon. Vinegar per gallon, isgxs.
sTARCH-PeArL AZ. Royal Class, ". Bon
ION iround pscssscS oo Corn I'm. e, Sn iPoupS
pound paper box glass, ~
LYF-Concsntrated. 276a< 90,
JUGs-we quote: lie per tsllon for glaEed
cpsl Se EsT gallon l9i Ns ssssS II, pouut
"S CaIyiiT'oRNiA CANNED dooDs-Fcochea
2 90, Apricota, 2 S.: blackborr.es, 6O grapes
20 Psa r. ~ E osaSss % s piIss e
pounds, CO tomatoes, Ak pounGa S5 cur
saoKiiSS ToBBA cco--e enuinO Duke OF Dur
ham ipeand psSsages Ale 6g1 sass ~
GENERAL DROCERlES-s0dn, Bionrb, D
pcY pound; Gal Soda Q "a 70 s1-zc. DOR pound
uinaer. race ioc per lb Nu'msga go 70 " ~ pe
B Gn La s s ESs'i pSr s SSS P s Ha:S Us
por dos 9s,cinea, Anerlcsu $3.50 Dor rsHS saf
aines. Frsoch. sftco per cseei saul. SasFS'ri
Ca, sll 80 Ls- oerc en9s asighs % D
70 '' ~. q 'ip psi y" sss S ssas ReipSs. /;
SSti per dos, olive on, sis TO p,' dos
9EckiOorns e.7s per dos; 9c:ide.lses Sils
Soz.; ,amole,, 81. IS per dorm; s;vwn, 2c5 Pa
dosai, ID can't 81 tS per dozen; 10. oas,s, "a q
per dozen; Egtsncts, lss,op, so. pg, eosuri kx
faoss. saeorted, 6Gc. por dog0p; Clo!cS lWh9lS
lsc 20 SOC, Ger 10: OTesn Tartar, ccIyininyolol
3so. per b.; B,on5iDs q rsln $40 per 10 SlGos
na, (inrscN $50. psr dox
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HARDWAKE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AXES-Collins, per dozen. 9 Oh; Gold Doli6r,
par dozen s %, Diamond Edge, por dozen, co.
Double Bit, 70 90.
SKILIETs AND LID5-4Iso per pound sugar
kettles, tfc per pound.
sCALES-Falrbsnks, discount 20 per cent;
Howe, discount . percent.
TIN PLATE-I. g. l0Xis, per box, co. i. q.
,ix2O, per box, 8 90, Terne iix2O, per box, 30;
rerHe 2ox2a, per box, IL SO.
TIEwARE-Pieced. discount 80 per cent
stamped, discount 50pef cent
SOLDERING. ], l5c; No. IL aud IL, lsa per
DUCK HoRsEooLLARs-No Ia 25per dozen
HAMgs-two loop, 10 per poien; three loop
TACK5-In boxes, 100 papers, q 80 per box.
GRUB HoE5-por dozen, . %; railroad picks
MATTOCRs--per dozen, 0 30.
RUBBER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 per cent.
s sA5vsII a AND ND srApEs-Rowlsnd's, dis
count 10 per cent Amcs list steel goods, dis
| count 40 and 10 per cent
HEAVY HARDWARE-Shafts. apished, o
poles, IL 90 singletrees, wagons, select ! 20
10 o.. Hickory axlcs 10 90. holsters. Z!
Coupling poles, 4 rs. Epokes, xxx, select 2 Y
Xxx, $50. Sawed felloes N, l. rs; 2, 2 90
aowden shoes % North wesserr rom me'I %c r ra
No Now sso 70 ,aas STEEL 20 1 cast p steel iss
BUGdIE1--6rade b. and spring TOP 90 0osj
100 %; do open, 20 0o@S0 90; do aide spring
.op, 100 d s.iSi OF do sido bar 100 COOLED o. Dc
phssD)nA i25 0rnl50 90. 4 grade side spring
10 coca c.. do .,hmtons $50 Ooa3a00 %; bunif
seat 0ugkieE, l55 009250 90, platform springs
10 noaaiso 90; three spring wagona, ~ oOe3iio
u, bfoi lspanned. harood wire. &c: galvanized
bgrhNn. 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-03
Lus,BEn AND BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
5TCNE--At tho Dallas quarr,eg Sc per oubiC
foot tic for foundation; 16c for wall. and ESQ foi
dressed front
LUMBER-T Pide, rough, 2 20 por 1o(
over ~ feet 2 70 per 100. Drcsd sl5c finishing
clear. Bo common, . IS; Il ceiling, 20 OJ; 4 coil
Inc, 2 30; kx6 rough, 81 per 100; kx3 rough
rs per 100; Nx3 dressed, 2 90 per 100. siding
/ rs peT 100 Poplar Creased finishing 90 pei
100 idng, . so; u ceiling 80 y ceiliuR, 90
White Pine dressed lnishing, q 80 per 100 Il
ceiling, LIST common, 90; End common, 2 75
siding, lat common 70; 2Dd common, 2 so.
uorlW''- -o1 8. | SO; resh, s5@sj % ~ ~ size.
sHISGLEs--Yelicw pips 2 1904 81 WHIT
dnc, $40 10; O'pra'H IN 500 No.
PLASTER PARIH--pcr barrel. 4 1904 90.
C.GLE- rLUES--c fDcl. s1ls4. ILL.,. &C.,
treb ee:lag Join. %; 9 inoh cup. coo: loon
cU.s.ea iD.rt I 26 ? Inch cap 90. Gin.
DRAIN PIES mot, leo poz eooc t'aoh, alci
sinrli, g7Nc- 7 inCS, tD,- . Inch, ia
MIXED PAilJrS-Res..y for use and all col.
ors, rs pr gsl All 3e issioi sas s,an.
dgr1 q, s5sS s,c on -slo by Dail.s dss.lsg~
WHITE LHAD--ttr.,stiy prlc> 6 1876 IS.
WINDOW GLAS5--Sxl0 TO iOxi2 500 iox1i
70 Ifx2, s5e 16x2i 10 2ox2s rs, less 20 per cent
LINZ oDpsfsd. Aus.ir, 90 per hoxsse pn,s,
20 Dpn0cr. Car lots 200 yer bsrrfi 70;
D,,llss la lotsH p)o. Der eunhal 3se.
HAIR-Per pound, 8s,s9Jso.
POSTs--Dciar. IL So B1is FARO rs
CATH9---I m pcr Len
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-03
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ouorATIoNa TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
Mems Nip brogans. from 95Sl Is.
Boys kip brogsns, from s0tGl 90.
Mems p. calf brogans. from | coal 70
Boys p. calf brotans, nom 951l Is.
Mems kip 2-buckle plows, I COOL SIS.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows, s5@1 rs.
Men buff balls. congress and button. 1902 II
Mems calf balls. congress and button, 2 609ef.5(
Mems kip boots "a 0od 30 90.
Men r. calf boots, "a oJlsI5 90.
Mems calf boots, IS 0Od60 90.
Boys kip boots, is o0esl5 90.
Boys y. calf boots, Is 5O632t %.
Boys cal. .oots, ~ 50s27 90.
woncn's ~ kip polkss, 75GSxc.
Miss ~ kip polkas, 60a7oc.
Child's % kip polkas, all sizo, Eae55c.
ChIld's kip polsas, all sizes. 65&65c.
Moracn's calf peg and IS Polish, oo@i &C.
Women's but sewed polish, zeal 25.
Women. calf scwed polish. lo@1 s7k:-
women's grain sewei and polish, 90o1 IS
women's lid sewed, 906>1 20
women's goat sewed polish, 1 80 10 I rs.
women'e grain sewed button Il o. toll %
Women kfd sewed button, I 90 TO 500
xopoa's vost sewei button Btc2%
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-03
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO MARKET
CHICAGO, May 2-Fiour dull end un-
chan god. Wheat'lower; opened easter, az
terwsrde advanced, then fuctusted and
closed 2 under yesterdays sales; ranged
! May, % So IN %; June, 80 IA to 81; July,
30 IA to Oh So; Augu,t, 95 3.s; closed at in
side quotations. Corn quiet. advanced 3-S
TO 2, then declined 4 TO IS; cosed to
/ | s under yeete -dsy; cash, 81 ~ 10 SO;
May, 81 .2 10 90 81; June, "a 3.s to 55 IL:
July, Sc to 81 3-s;, August; o. Ia 20 6s
Is closed at inside figures. Oats, 38 to
Ia ower: cash, 81 IA; May, 81 % u s;
June, 80 IA to 80; Jnly, 80 3-s TO 33 l-S.
Pork in fair cemapd; 10 to 20 lower;
ash, $l7.20 to $l7 20; May, Sl7. 20 u $l7 30;
June. Si7 30 to $3.50; July, Sl7;37 IL to
sl7 co. Lard in lair dem and; cash, 80 to
S sao., to s 81 Jolly " So su II
| m eats in fair demand: shoulders o 80; short
rib, 25; short clear, SIS. Hogs-Rece'ps,
| 1 400 active; 10 higher; rough packiue,
SIS 25 to S. 70; packing ard shipping. So so
to Sc 10. light, IS l5to IS rs. Cat.le-Re-
ceipis, 4, 400; steady; export grades, 80: 40 70
common to medium, So 90 10 So 50. Sheep
Receipts, Il, 500: firm and brisk; inferior
to fair, IA to S475; medium TO good, 81 45
TO SO; choice 10 extra, 50 70 TO- 1925.
Lambs, $3.50 to Sc 90; shorn sheep, So 20 to
1915.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NV York, Nav -tesves-R ecsi p.s,
2 800, Including go for export: dull ana
10 YER: poor steers sold 1910 to 800; COM
mon 10 good. SO 10 SO 90; prime SO 20 20
sc so: tons, 81. 10 TO 81 Is. Sheep-Recsipts,
3. 600: firm and higher; $3.50 to $7.75 for I'M
phorn sheep; 81 25 10 80. for unshorp year
l!ng,: Sc 20 1915, for clipped sheep; 81 to
8. 81 ~ Tor clipped yesrlinRs; 50 TO 81 psr
hesd for spring lamts. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat-Spot
er AIDES. IA to IL; lower and dull; speculet-
ing extremely light; ungraced red - 70
Si.os; No. 4 red, 90; No: Sired, 81 90 l'2; No;
Q red. 81 OF 1-2 to si.097S. Corn-No.
spot, 1 TO Ia lower others firm; options
opened Ia 10 5-S lower, closed with flight
reaction; ungraded, IS to 62; No. 3, Is to
So 10: steamer, 60 to 90 1-2; No. 2, 6l 4 "a
60. Coffee, spot fair; rio, dull; options quiet
and unchanged; trading the smallest
Tor many days; sales. $50 bags; Rio
No. 7, May, So GO, june, s. GO; July,
3 90 TO 20: August. s 65 to 8 20. Sugar
dull and nominsl: rsfoed quiet; mould A,
Q ia: powdered, Z is to Z Ia; cubes, IA.
Molssses dull and unchanged; generally
steady, Rice quiet but firm. Tallow dull
and weak: 6 Z 3 TO Z. Turpentipe 6rmer;
81 "a 10 49, Pork dull and lower: old mess,
si7 to sl7 ~ IL. Lard stronger; western
steam, spot, S65.
BOSTON MARKET.
BosroS, May 2-Wool dull Ohio ana
Peupsylvania extra, "a to 40; Michigan ex'
ira, 81 IL TO "a; pulled woods 30 to 81.
Others unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-03
WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIEs.
suoTATroas TO-DAY.

suoTATIogs TODAY.
WOoL-Nexlosn. free OF burrs s1Gi2j; Mex
.caz improved, 15ri6y coarse, nc; fne medium:
D022c hne wool according 70 dirt and con.
iiton, ita21r bury. 300 per pound less,
according 70 burrs.
HIDEs-Prime plump flint, 20 lbs and up. l7c
per ~ prime light and hips. Nc per ID; culls,
bulls and stass. acc per 10; dry sailed, s@1lkc,
according 70 condition: srcen ealled, 9c
PKLTRIEB-Deer skfna, 2c022c, antelope. lee
i5G seal tkfns, 1SfS2sc: sheep polts, - per wool
O3f5c, sheerlings 1Ot3isc.
TALLow-Pnne taiiov. Cor tailov gresss. 50
skxsWAxePrms ,aslew ~ a.rs suo sdul
Dlseo UGxn
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II was found bv careful trial ct the gar
den OF the New York exoeriment station
that the cid and ex pensive method OF grow.
ine ctlery In deep trenches. sod With re-
ptsted "esrthipe MP" ~ the plants grew,
vas 70 no wsv superior 70 the level culture
method, With . siDsle earthsne 10 blanch
the stems amer they complete their growth.
This IL in occord with the common prac-
ficr 81 eur best eardene8 at The prssent
z: s - s,;s sss g e. e ss1 e. ''''s
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uusa'lSfao,ogy, PilcCs are reduced about .oc',
closing at 60 Is - g q per hun iroi,
oU0TAIiusH ru'VsA
BEEYF8--CJn he.vco, iothn per 10, f1lg q
so,I ggass ho@yth s.Gi3sc per DouSd. uoulnnl
sFafa as0yss, S9iAc rog pound
lOWS-isIc- ecwh, ~ tOstS ~ hA't o9N
aosth rsasa gfafsa. % tOebia a. -omlnOil "
air. KS UOy,.0 co Stock cattle Noud, i5oOt22O OF
BuLLs AND srAGs-(for sausage manu-
lcegi6 90 ,vo-year.olds, l2cpis.
SIEKP-Good MUTTON, sGSSo Per pound
medium mutton. 2sG?kc per pound. stoci
sieS 2OOdsS "
6oATa-? ooes2 a. per hoad.
nOQh-UnIn ftd. tas1c
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LIQUOR.
QUOTATIONS. ro-DA'

ALCOHOL 30 per gal, q per high wines.
WH1eKY-Rectifcd, ] Goal 80. a. per proof
,'gI |.sh, one year ola a. g ssc ys.rs ola.
WINEs-Clsret IN oasss does 69 per quail.
~; cs<avbA per gal gel 50 hcrt ooet 2
% ooha 81 sais s'i ss% n sce &C.
e as 3 :b,ss - s 6ss $40 sss:sssss %
90 :SsT Z z 49, &c. =, .sr sisf 3. 8
~ ~ ~ 's.'@ Sd - = :
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PROVISIONS.

There are no encouraging features In the hog
products markets The bear element appears
10 reign supreme more for want o something
upon which the bulls can base an sdvanc
rather than to any new came FOR weakness; The
EXPORT Demand for pork snd lard continues
quite light and for bacon even mora so. There
has toen absolutely no gain In the homo de.
mond, and, To crown all, the receipts OF hogs a,
western packing points coat uue 10 DO reported
as freely ns ey r, as stated. In excess OF those
e cpived at u corresponding period In 1873
The exports from the atlantic ports from No
yember LIST last 10 April 10Th wee:
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- -. Missouri. sood cattle ere n IN =.
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TIE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.


DALAI M,v2 -The demand for sdi IONA
sioth pens At ths poiut Il becoming every wvel
greater. Heavy dealers IN cattle hnd hls clp
the boot plscc IN col lest bunvhcs OF to'k u III
king u. heavy shipments ~ the lr.uv h'.u'
them AMI In many eases the p'hs no" ~ w,
are t,tt.lly iuadt qusta A short tiHc sinc" nhol
iut,r,s, Was nantes eli In this matter, bn' ltN,
iy indifference has resumed sway hnu
t6e = uuloa tick y ms b-ohmo
lie o. a. 7 creams n disappointment !, ,hetn,
cal II ui-hes a. public meetings ~ouli punu
fsctories, railways and create all c'u'u lin'
prov, ment. Dallas would 10 ROARING IN, Z, u .r
sauai.sd BY Liverpool, New fo'h ana enioaso
all ,dd,d into one city. II talk w're railway :
freie n would be dirt ch,ar, hut upfof nhalely
The most els qu mt mouths atviik rs meellhg'M.
the dumbest Of ali when ihe.d'> comes 20 ,htus'
Tho hal Il into the pee ksi ard Tut up the veal u,
The only more ualss has II In Ter matrhitss
Vacation aud natural alysniag,s viii, IA viii NJ
least ,l,yai, he. spite of herself into greatness,
Had Il not bsn tho case, ina,
h.r native Strength Of position, and
al The adv ut-sts siNen het py
Proy,d' Dco have paced her beyond fWhly'
Fort Worth ,uld Lave long 40 become
her ,quA. asa trace SCnicr. A. ~ shLus tnh'
lily h.sl,HIlya tllrd the IOpula In OF DAliss
and bs. u.oc I'm uniting 10 one non 81 lhi-
civ wlirh is altogether too mar o be com.
trabl,, II I. tuc thai We have ~ bull,,
polk pl,kefe.. th.rrei them nij OF IN y eh'
th,u p,mi d tie Oh mi u u DECAY
Va haya rot aid a'wu tu'Ct Col
I, acNs aad torn them no again. lhese ihlhss
Nc have avoided aud allowed our rci.hpst J
mrnopo'y OF bluudvss ,he iscs l. We nave mo-
m AIDE mistakes rd0lc tny'hlnd worm ~ hs
about except 10 grow blg, aud We dld AZ DC
cause We could not holp t.
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BACON Short clear slider lie
DRY sALT-Short clear Snes, llHc break
fast bacon. 100
VAMS-Canvassad and ncaDvassed. lbc
LARD-Tierce 9kc. hali-osrrol, 10. m:pouro
cams 1Oc; 20.pound Nous, 100 io.rotni cara.
lOJ.c; S.p,nlne ssns, 10Hc oannd aans 10Nc
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nnnlANn nnrAns1rFps.

GRAZ AMI NNEAbNlAiFH'
cs,cAoo. M,ya Wheat n dull and az. oping
,th General iearish ,cutim,rt crvsdipg the
Mi. lie ,ipts Nay sro 2hbl bu'hels' hru
shipn,n are id7,is ~ hrls. Corn II o lshnr
than wheat CS,h corn ,s,l pge'y rs ws ovcr
10 cen,s pec, ,ts nf torn tod are lVS.' =
aud shipments are IA ss6 bu'hel. oaN nre o. ~
Stocks are age AMI III new CROP enormous
Receipts OF oats 10 fsy are l30 ~ hhu SNIP
mems are los iC5 bushes. ,-,.,x, q
sT Irt.fs Mnv 2 RID winter whent No 2
IN q evatpr closed hilher to-day, % cen', on
The Jnne option NJ 81 10 IL, ana o. ,he July
mil u n, Of Is. Com T. irac'io' ally lower at
as Tor june ani 81 3-i fnr July. ost' are
frsctiona'lv higher. ut IS 70 June
s sas d SON On w ySr ss c'ce, tot the
same rca, on given Ga tegHrd 10 Chi ago reports
The broa1 results ~ the rqu'ry are glven oy
the Bitch home Office thus: Area unuet WIN,
In British India O0OQOc0 ac'es. and tie yie q
bttwegn cor cor nrn G.WNWO t,ni IN nAuve
sia,af about 10000 sc,cs, yi'ldiug aoout l.,
200 q IONS iot,l yed ebou' OI5'uOo ,ops
or .25 co 600 hus he's. ln'ia cxpnrs Inte Iiutn
$50 90 Ia the calendar year lsse 20 t,OoIoy0
bushels IN the calendar year lss5 Anc ], IL
mot unrc Asonab q 20 turpose thhl "hsh tne
railway sys en- II more developed one-iouiih
possibly sore of the total on turn oiG 10 ;ooOtons
will In gool years he avail. bl' ior Europe
(56 on, 900 bushels. Any * ,ctness IN ,ace!1t.
ing the cost Of productoni impracuesp.e Ill. IL
northern India, IN district traversed by rai':
way, the COS OF growing wheat on manureu
and irr'g ted lanc Is said to be little unoer r.
n bushel or. iDclusiye o retI Is Oh tet pu ~
Ell Thi ilcludes all charges, from The rur'
chase OF the seeds t. the thfeshng OF the out
run" market ratio OF lsi. "a per quMter
would probably mean to the PRODUCT Iage
prices notex eeding los. or io,. ne cs s,ch
crops as for orly are exceptional Paihs nave
been taken to distribute notice among wne,nu
raisers urging them 10 ftffain from lns PIs".,i,e
Of mixing grains ana 10 'afe more c"e III ''i
WHSKAT-Cbo / co. medh IN grades 90
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TT s. MELvEN,
ii. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw and BANKER
Seymour, Baylor Coun y, Texas
Exchange bongk' and sold on all prtnoips,
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" +. BELL, lCouuty Attorney,
IL ATTORNEY-AT-LAWa and LAND AGENT
Baird: Callahan county. Y wa
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Bosros, May 2.-Wool dull Ohio enf
Penpsylvania extra, "a to 40; Michigan ex
ira, 81 IL TO "a; pulled woods 30 to ~
Others unchanged.
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IIALL y PATTON, ..
II ATTORNEYS AT-LAw aud LAND ACTS
Alvarsdo, Johpson County, Texas.
Refer r. Alvarado fsspt r rruelove ]. NJ
mn n = eperks
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We sre nov fully prepared o furni.h DI.
WINSTON ROCK On board the Ian. ~ Honey
a asisss !, Ss. assS g $3.50 11 a1.au - y
.. 4 0oLfen '7osr'esa