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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04
HARDWARE AND METALS.

Recent Official returns render possible Il few
compa isons as 10 the make OF pig Iron hy g
leading producing countries. Tho British
Iron Trade ASSOCIATION .tstes tina u" quantity
of pig rrn mad In the United Kingdom In 1888
was s. 400, 22i tons, n decrease OF 3063 tous as
| against 1882 T. Is IL the first de rease OF pro.
ducton that has occurred snce 1879, whe the
| British make ri pig iron fell 900. 500 tons below
that Of 1878. In 1851 however. the output ad
vanced 800 tons, or 2si per cent above that
OF 1879 In 1881. G3,5Si tons, or 50 per cent
IN excess of that Of 1889, and In 1882
| il5, 1913 tons. or nee cent above that OF 1881.
As prev lousy reported H. these columns the
production IN the United States in 1883 was
1885 $40 tons. against ,623 322 tons the year he
| fore, n decline Of 81 Sl3 tons In Germany the
official returns show an increased production OF
mig Iron to the extent OF 2 29 ~ tons IN ISL
| $40, 9j7 tons in 1sS2 On an average OF The
three chief iron. producing countries OF the
world, therefore, the make Of pig iron In 1888
was only 1895 tons over that OF the previous
year This H. the smallest annual advance
that has taken place for number OF years"
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AXEs-Collins, per dozen, OF Gold Dollar,
'S sTif pfs AND LIps--s,fc per pound, suvs,
Kettles 4xc per pound.
9CALES-Fairbanks. discount 70 per cent;
TIN PLATE-I. q. 10xi4. per boz, 5 co. I. G.
l4x20, per box, 8 90 Terne ltx20. per box, 7 30;
r1 TsNH tR Pr sSx discount 50 per cent
stamped, discount 5oper cent
SOLDERING. l. 15c, No. IL and Ia lSc pei
DUCK HoRsECoLLARs--No Ia % per doseu
HAMEs-two loop, 20 per poem three loop
TACKs-In boxes, 100 papers, so per box.
GRUB HoEs.-Per dozen. or railroad picks
per dozen, s 90.
MATTOCKS-Per dozen, 0 80.
RUBBER BELTING-Discount SO per cent
sHnvvTIs "a RMIS spApEs-eowlsna,. dis.
ooun, 40 per cent Arnes' list steel goods. dis
count 20 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE-Shaftsh finished, . 90
poles, 10 So 6inglctrees wagons, select rs.
buggy, . Is; express, , 80. Wagon tongues
10 %, Hickory sxles, 10 co. holsters, 4 rs
Coupling poles, 4 rs. spokes, Xxx, select rs
XXX, q 50. Sawed fellces. N, T6 2, 90.
nowden shoes. m Northwestern horse nails,
so. &C o.; 7t2b; s. s o. Bar iron, &c rate.
Plow ste, 20 spring steel, 20; cast steel, lSc.
BUG0IEi-6rade b: and spring top, 20 600
100 co. do open, 20 00sb8o 90; do side springs
,op, 100 BiSs or do side bar, 100 001i3o Co. 10
phmtons, i25 OooDl50 90. grade side spring,
lao OOe2 90, do ohmtons $50 o0e2o0 %; bump
sen, buesies us O0a25O co. platform springs,
ITO mni20 90: three spring wagons, % 00n1lh
wIRE-smooth wire No. 0. So Nos 10 and
II bkc lapsnned. harbod wire. &c; galvanized
barbed, &c
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GROCERIES,.

The speculative pc rolcum market has been
4. the PES, week There were few outside or.
from ssa. 'sy SSSs ,ssaa Ss,
Inc market I 2. ssssIassss: isl away about .
Ss A. si'cr S'oons"S dnilnsss holder. y o
9 CIV paiucnIssy ar. quite nne'y 70 IRE OF
sns Sn TSu ssS S snd ss sa va, Ss d.
EH 1' Only Ss' S:s@s x VII % .: q. Ss
pa ent b log fIee Gales Of oil, which were Sne'
met by those who were n tho other side TO-
n's' oil also s wsD. on s' 9ob ps, s'0A
40; choice, iIHGtiSc; Laauyra, i6c; Java 20c
TEAS Imperial, tbctssc Young Hyson, <0e
sUaXRs- Powdored, ioxc; crushed, .ioxc;
grsnulated. 9sc; standard l.. sci Louis
lana white clArined. sxc; yellow olarined. exc
MoLAssEs-l oaisian. choios COO primo. $50
syrup S si@SS% teboiicd, V ssSsa ss'"' WV "
,. saanIESpS. 'g IA. nos %, loS p''
RiCEcwhcicsaic. sH@7ko
CRACKKRs-s 4, exc, *. exc XXX.
7c cream; p: ginger .aaPs, !" hin. ,nd,. =
pound bars. 3 1 per box; k-pound bare. 90 pcr
clNBLKs-stsr, fuii Weight is,s; shor,.i4x.
Young America ieX.
ROPE- l0xo basis. Cotton rope isc
WILL BUCKKTs-< 00lp4 Is per dosen.
Round, CSC; spring per boz
MRAsURRs-k bushel Iron bound. 70 per
TUBS-s most q rs; 3 nest 26 No. l. . %
por dozen; No. 4 . o0; No. 4 I % pcr doscn
WRAPPING PAPER-RAg and straw. <SxD76c.
POWDERS 90 per keg OF % pounds; i2H do,
2 70; 6k do. / 81; blasting kess. 9 %. Shot
drop bag, Ooe62 10; buct, . S6S2 "a
PfCKLEs-Medium barrel. 100. k.barrel.
rs. Small barrel. . o.. Small H.barIel u
Boston mixed H.barrsl, q 90. Chow-chow y.
parrei. 8 so. 2.eallon pals ohow.chow. 50.
,ysllon pals mixed gci d: SsSs PM ~
Glass i,Ssllon, Is; Glass Hex. ssion s7s:
no ITO tost oil In cans 30; $50 degrees nre
test 50 per case. ,.,. ,o ~. ,n
MACKEREL-No. barrels. IL 20 NO n
barrels, 7 so No. / k:barrels, : 80. No. y.
barrels, o.. No. S-bcrreh ~ NO HI"
| Is. No. 2 kits, o5 No. kits: ! 70.
HOLLAND HERRlN0--imported. 70 pef keg
CANDY-stnk, IL 40 pound; fancy lo@oS
CIDEI-Crab apple, tocs Missouri cider, 100
par gallon. Vinegar, per gallon, lbOAD
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.

The Grand RspiJs Daily Democrat, a journal
| which III. hardly necessary To say IN pariicu.
larlv vol qu lihed to speak regarding the lum
Der Industry. hasa strong article against the
present tar II rates on lumber. The Democrat
says that the ia,iffon lumber Is "a tariff for
protection ONLY" that the purpose OF The TAX !,
not TO get money To the natl ,nal treasury TO
meet the uecess ny just Expense. OF the govern
meni,' but to put more honey into the pocke's
Of the owl ers of pinc lands than they would
got II there YVES no such tax. In support OF
It's statement the Democrat calls attention TO the
fact that whila the GOV rnment las year Derry
I'd a revenu Of 81 10000 rom III luhber tariff
the nuficturers OF lumber AID he owners
OF tim bered lands derived In consequsnce 81 the
tsrf ION the basis Of figure. supple ed by them
lvei) the sum Of 2SOW 900 two dollHrs o
thousand fee. on 1000, 00,10 feet produced
the Democrats view. The Greet effect OF the
tarrf IN taking la,ge bounty rom the p,ir-
cha.ers Of lumber u; !, says OF small m poiasnmc &C.,
hasrning the destruc ion Of the forests U, on
this point the journal quoted says: we aesn-
couragng the destruction OF our ioresls merely
n make few lumbermen rl"h.' ana II aors
that II the general interest stre acne In qu,s-
ton III would be better To pay bounty for me
preseiv rtion Of our forest than II Il TO pay the
bounty exacted by the tarff to hasten the de
strucion." This IA \ view Of the matter which
the recent discussions regarding the destruction
OF the forests will render OF interest.
QUOTATIONS rO-DAf.
sTONE-At the Dallas Qpsrries, Sc per cubic
foot; lie for foundation: NC for wall ana 9oc fo'
dressed front
LUMBER-Yellow Pine. rough. 2 10 per 10
over 81 feet 2 Is per 100: Dresa size finishing
clear, 2 h0 common, Is; y ceiling % o.; y cell
ing, 2 so hx6Ioueh, 81 per l0U SxS rough.
/ rs per 100; sx3 dressed, 200 per 100. Siding,
rs per 100 Poplar dressed Gnlshing, 90 per
LOO iding, 80; y ceiling, 300 Y ceiling. 90.
White pine dressed flushing, @ 80 per 100 y
ceiling, LIST conn on, on; End common, 75
siding, lot common, 2 rs; 2Ld common, 2 SO.
Comm N doo'n. 1 so saab, 1905 10 80 ~ sise.
SHIEGLbS-T -',.'s Pii'., ,O".t % Smys
pine, 1 so n 10. n7prNg 40 Or NC. q
I so: No. 8, 1 %
PLASTER PARis-Per barrel. 600. 10.
CEMENT FLUE4--6 inon, s!sst ,t.,,, .Jv.
i4,h c..lin. pint ! 10: einct rsp. ~" 'nnS
lsi,,pg 'n,:is ~ 2 inch cap 40 SIC
DRAIN pIkE-S mel. lCc .'1' 'Dvc .iucn 10
8 iuch, sTlsr 7 zach, Gov i-'h 40
NIXEU pAlNTS-RaA y tot uas and all col
ors | 25 paf a. ali - 'gtt"' snH stan.
ds.A W kes STE on sale b. ra',.., .e.,iP.,
WHITE LEAD-;oictlv sire & 1896 S.
WINDOW GLAsS--sxl0 tn l0x12 SOB i0xl4
to lix2t $780, l6x24 70 20x28, rs, less ~ per cent
| LIME o0psr,Ha AisuL, o. p<s in!,-,, .uls,
| 50 ponucn oar lots ~. nee e.rs ar
| Aeiins IA lots Joa Der hwsaN' -
| HAIR-per pound. sn9kc
| POSTS-rednr. u 50 Bots f'a,r. ~
GlTSi---< ~ ppr 10,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04
TRADE ITEMS.

The tobacco crop at Porto Rico amounted LAST
year to bout QUO. ba'es, and notwith, LANDING
The export from said bland during the stmt
Comprised 5000 bales to spain, 6o.om to Cuba
and 80 COO TO tt er parts,adding up l69'Ooo phies
the greater part OF which must nece. sarily be
foreign tobacco imported in,9 rof'1 Sco ana 'e
A 81 Johns, Newfoundland, dispatch says
the sealine steamer Aurora Is Just from the ice
folds with 20 eco prime seas %s worth ton% Iv A
eighteen days. Other sealera were equally sue
e0ssful.
the Frerch economist. tnat the amount scent by
dairy laborers In France IN Intoxicating fquor
you'd suffice In n very few years TO buy up all
the factories In England
The armers Of the Sacramento valley. Call.
f-rRia. have won their case A ferpetnsi IN
juno ion he's he, n issued against hydraulic min.
iug. The miners will be permitted TO apply ior
a lew ruling when they shall have discovered
plan TO aba ., tue nuisance they have hereto 'ore
created by their oper tons. This IL The most
important lega question ever decided on me
Pacific coast The farmers are celebrating their
In isoo Michigan had 3,iis manufacturing es-
Establishments, with 2S, sos 22h capital, employ =
ing on ~ average for the year 23S9O persons,
paving 81, 0i7 wages turning out total
produc, worth s32 655 1856 In 1881 IL had 4, S73
establish ments so, 930e59 cap!tal, $500 wo 4.
ers s25 3i26s2 wag s. sgL $40 26l material, and
Si5o 7ls,U25 finished manufactured products.
San Fra cisco ad ices state that the crops OH
the Pacific slope thi, year will probably lie very
large. Tie btcn very utuNy huu
tue GROUND IL thoronghlv soaked. Ever since
the first rains In January the farmers have been
piuwins aud seedlng. and his with the early
sown gain will probably make the greatest
croo ever raised.
Measured by the slric ly commers ial ar encies
required iu distribution ana supply, II may be
assumed that the use OF carpet, IL now almost
ten old greater In the United states than 1t was
in 1850 At that time they were rarely or n yer
o part Of the regular dry goods me- rchants
stocks The number of dealer was also yerg
small five OF Fix only Ia each Of he grca' cities.
The supply of the better sorts was almost
all imported. ard for the fiscal year ending
June 30tb, 1870 TIE value vi carpets imported
was s25i,5 al which neatly ali-.25I-
Hs-wss from England and scotland. The
quantities ave II u given. nut the cost was about
u the square yard In is6i-62 the quantity i'm
porte was $50 92s sqnare yards. costing $780,
$50 as shpp q from I'm land, and costing the
consumer here about 81 the square yard. The
va ne Of The cares produced IN The United
States in 1ss3 would 'xceed f25.00o.0 o. and
there wa AN importation In the d 'cal year. end:
sing June 50 1852 Of S3i. $50 square yards. valued
at u C53 Oh moderate estimate
would m Ike tue reduction In the United States
Tor tue same period more IN an 30.t00,00o 50 ARE
yards sni as the ex sort for the same time was
only ass yards the consumption OF the coun ~
was 81 o,00oo square yards nearly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04
WOOL. hides AND PELrRIEs.

The general situation shows little change.
Suppl es of domestic ars being gradually re-
ductd bul the demand lacks spirit and the ad.
van sge q. 70 prices Is generally on the side oil
bur ert The sluggish trade Is attributable "a
the backw ard season for wooden gooos and n ,
unsatisfsctory coalition Of that marhet a, q re-
suit NJ the keen competition among sellers
Pine neec are particularly dull, owing TO the
dopress on In the trade in hne yarns and
the recent large addition {, the supply
poristions are bei1g forced to ga Q at compare
0veiy low rates TO the detriment Of trade in
oumte'fpg grades OF Ohio. Penrsy lyania and
Nes' Virgins clips. which would have - be Of
fered beioT the trice Of Australian TO command
much attention the present condition OF the
lag little moe freely at the recent decline
Low and quarter wo5ls are scarce and much
Waufef by worsfed Primers, but this Is about
Sne only Find OF wool thstis In anything Ike &C
dive demand There seems 10 be no probsbil-
" Of any immeiis,e charge Tor the bet.
= demand Is looked for at an any
Una a. msnufsctmeis' reserve stock
Sse rspidls psssing into consumption. Boston
rcouufaciu.crs az ear b he Indifferent, md
holders are nxious 10 close , old stocks. he
onles Of the wcck have been I.sl3o00 Dounds Of
GSanee Ohio ard Pepns, ivania neeces hsv
6een seripe II IS 10 Sc cents for x 81 10 Ss
ENID for Xxx and - 10 20 cents fof Xxx arr
0kove Nirhifan neeces are dol at 50 70 81
enid per youBd Cor X In deiaine neeces there
have been sails Of Michigan End Ohio a. 70 II
. - cruts per pound Comsing woolis scarce
"a Sss ssa p,is s srs n n'e mcsssEs1e
@rnsnd a1d fsrnaia unchanged Pahec
49, !; = 30 :, q, &-S -ni " i ~ %
81 ~. - ts..f se<a >'.ani i>-<y a. .
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DRY GOODS.

The past week brought some improvement,
weather hiss stimulated trade and notably in
Tally true as REV ards he joobing trade, which
has moved lsrgtr quantity OF goods IN com
mission circles the Improvement is not 30 marx
ed. although more has been doing A larger f
der busintss through southern and western JOB.
beers has been reporte aud also an trade
through travelling salesmen Package puytrs'
however, have bought very closely aud appAr.
have been we'll main tained, and some classes
Of cotton goods have been frmer. with z ten.
dency to 20 higher, this In sympathy with the
late advance OF cotton. c9nunuauon g,
thought will result In much creator I'm
provement.
PRINTs-Ffseraans,a ~; Lodi, g. Glouoss,sl. %
vich, s. Alien. 5h Albion soud, "; Peabody
solid, 81 Peabody black, 6h: simpson blaok
OK; simp mourning. OK; 9lonceater mourn
HEAVY C" brown SosiEsTIos:xsr!ists -.
OK; Indian Hesd,7; Swift Creei. -, 6A; Akma'
- g. Edgensld, "a "; C~ p - 4.
s. Charter OAK. ~. 4 Lake George - ~;
Atlantic AK: Bonnington,7 IN: Matches, K.bh;
FINE BROWN DoMEsTICs-Lake GeorEA
90; Harvest7k; Poeahontas. TX Great Pals. 2;
Poe.iess, 80 s. Plum Island, s. Atlantic ~
afeenbrier. TX; Anendale. ~; Dwight ~; Be-
BLESCHEp DoMEsTICs--sooiaL .; Sunny
Side N; HolmesviiIe, ~; ForesN 81. Bonanza,
u, o. Auburn. 8x; Lonsdae, ~; Lonsdale, cam
bric, lax: Wsmsutta. III New fork mills. IA;
Diamond Hin. cambria a Knighre oambric,
8; Hero "a, o. Hero. X, 8; Ballsrdvalo. u Can.
Sridge. x. i Peerisss, X, SH; Fruit q the Loom
~; Gem OF the Spindle, s; Bsfker.Sx; 0len. "
DUCKS-ArkwriRbt 49, EttricA, Dos, l0h;
3,sYt, dos IL Stark io-os- is Savage, Sos, VI:
Hanpden. brown and crap, 90. To- hsmpos
Xxx, do, IA; Boston. lD-ox, brown and dreb 10
McntRux, 20 inch. 10 No. g. 70 inch :, l2k; nc
l. S2 inch.. SIX; Gold Medal Blue. l2k; Lion
brown and drHb. II: Chariot striped. lax; Saw.
TICKiNG-Hn,oske AGA, Is; Hamilton, II;
Hollywood, plaid, II: Standard Q, ": Rastop
~; Omega JAN; Continental Fancy, To- STAN
dard Fancy, OK; Harrisburg, ID
HICKORY-Rook River, 6-E Blue and Brown.
~; India, lohc; Arl'S gton, SIC; Thorndihe
Il O: Hamilton II; American. To- Lowell City, "
PLAID OSNABURGS-Delts. TX; Economy
OK; Ottawa sk; Michigan TX: Rella, ~: Wood
lswn,7x Ostawha.sk. Arlington. u Augusta
TX; Louisiana X.
JEANs-Roxb0rough, 49,. Pacific, X. R., % y
Beaver Valley, rs; Toxic lax; Humboldt IS;
Peoples 26k; Louisville, Ssk: Kentucky, Nk.
United States. 80k: Gold Medal. II.
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down 20 - IN Is cents forcommnn aud very good
supes AuslIni, wool IN rull ale, Of 800. .
900 Iou d. good nj abou, ~ IL cents, aud n
number Of small lots at about ~ 10 ~ cents per
pound, asto q all AID copdi ion Carpet
wools have been aui, I. and II" ,a,es Of any Inn
portnncr The movement I Philadelphia has
b Ell n title larger than l-.t week, but the posi-
ton is very uns.t,fac oty ~ tho ceiling Interest
Buyers are cautious, aud Did, for l,ge lots are
con, idefablS belo~ the View ~ holders
.uotIrIohe r"-Dsi
ruoi.-Aes,oan. free oil burn, HOLE vvx'
ca, improved, lee lie. Cosre, lesAiAg un>rnc
inerlurn. isehiic; iacdinp, so, NJ, one meiinra,
g09sf2o nn. wool, sooordips 20 di', and con
'itiou, ls.,a2s. hurry, Ssec per poand lesa
vcoOfdiny To- hrrr.
UlpRa- Prime plump iilpt', 20 his and up. l7c
per N; seconds, rlump hints. ~ lbs AMI M, lac
per N, prime light and bips. ltc per III. culls.
bnlls and sR;s8 90 per ID; dr., sa'tcd, 9@llxc,
according ~ condition: rtesn sal 3D. DO
PEiTRIES-u~.f ssins, b.s'ySt; euu.opc, iJGs
$50 seal .sins ion25o; sheep p.lis, " per wool.
70 gtbc, she~rllngs, I0d,iSc.
TkLinw--prime tAilow, 6r ALLOW or"sAn h'a
40. srsass yellow To brown :eeSo.
seHsw -Pylunn v"llnV 'oo' 'srs snd sdu'
fkfa01
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ST. LOUIS MARKET,

ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Flour dull and weak
hut not quotably Lowe, Whsst opened ssea
broke and closed So TO l under yesterday;
No red, 81 OS 7.s to 81 .09. cash; 81 O6 IA.
April; $1.C6 s 8 TO 81 ca s, May; 81 :03 to
sl.Oi, June; 81 OF 6S to $l.cS.
30 Is to 80 3.4, vesr, closing at lowest
prices. Corn-State OF market same as
All 5 TO Al 3.s. cash; Al 5.S TO as 7-8. May;
10 4, jun; 80 3 TO 50 rs, July; o., Au.
eu.t, AZ, year. Oats dull and lower; 80 7-8
33. casn; 80 8 a, May; 20 "a, year. Whis-
XIV steady; $l.l6 Oorn meal steady;
$2.6O. Provisions dull; largely lover;
very little done. Pork nomipslly $l7.
Bulk meat-Lcpg clear, 8 90 to 8 20; short
Bacon-Long clear, 9.65; short rib, $40;
short clear, $50 to 10. Lard nomipally
S-S. CAttle-Receipts, 3 600; frmer feeling
ard good demand; exports, $500 to So %;
. medium, % to $3.50; Texas steer e *
s0I 90 Su. ia. would s bring S sSss 10 SIS
Hogs-Receipts. slow; weak and lower;
light, SO 10 TO 80 20; packing, 80 Is to SO 80
heavy, Sc 65 to SO IS. 6heep-Receipte, l..
500; steady and good grades firm; inferior
10 fair. $3.50 to 81; medium II good. $4.25
to $5.25; choice to fancy, IS so to $500.
CHICAGO MARKET.
Chicago. April 3--Floar dull and nomi.
nal. Regular wheat demoralized and pan.
icky; opened i.2 10 lower. declined add
tional, rallied 1-2 and again declined.
touchiHg q point "a lower for May, 2l-2
10 er for June and 1-s lower for July than
Yesterday. Ssles raDged-April, 20 1.2 TO
81 IA, closed 1884; May, S414 to So 4,
closed "a s 8; June, IS 7-s to 81 l.2. closed
Sc 8; July, Sc IS TO SS IA, closed
s87s. Corn active but weak and
lower; opened TO IA lower. rail- ed l.2
and ciosed ia 70 1 1-2 under yesterday;
cssb, 4s l-2 to 81 IA ApriI, As IA TO 49 l.S.
closed 4s IL; Msy, So 70 "a. closed 81 4:
June, 81 I, "a rs. closen 81 1 8; July, IS 81
10 SO 5 3. closed SO 20 So 1-e. Oats In good
demand; openef 81 TO Iower and reacted
ss: cssb. "a "a: April. "a IS 20 %: Nav
3; ~ v - 81 jroe 50 -
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NJ 49,. - I.-... n..u.a
o roik ~ so,lve on. wrsa anu 'ynns, Spc1,e.
,n 20 ,0wer, iolioweo ~ snslp "eu ~
10 20 ov' rar y. " S aun u'o, .,a .'". ~
,sr oash, VIZ o1 w $iG NAY so,v W
20 c,o.en eio os " e'V w, ~
Si1a 10 20 o., o'e,s" % sion ia s so 10,
~ VIZ ~ 10 StSo. oloss" e."oo w
o oo o. . ,n sc ,a.r o ac,,rsS o. 70 a nj.
diiionsl' rallied 10 TO 10, cash, 300 70
soz ~; Apti,' BOZ ~; May oo 70 o.
close. ~ ~ 70 sco; June, 90 70
cioseu o.is fS 10 so !uy, ~ 70 ",
closed o.U 70 o,oz l-s' pu.s me~ az.
~ iAir uemanu, out lower, sno",nas' Nv,
abort np,, eo mort oleA'' vxo. Due
Drovois JouTsM, heP",m ~ note-nv.
celpts, IowV; auii aug Az 70 ~ lowell, ronxn
packing 20 o. 90 90 W, p"os,ny snu ",p'
ping. 1910 10 $3.50; light, 1910 TO 70 ~.
Csitie- hses,pls, oooo, aonvc ou' W. No. 40
and 10 TO ioioSer, export seW 10 sn%,
good 10 choloo snlpp,ns, So;oo 70 20 ~
common 70 neu'uml' 20 10 70 oo' eorn eu
Isxahe, 10 70 xotV. oneep-nsces,pp,,s a =,
SVV scuve anu nm, 'noaio' :" ..H", e"vv
10 N.oo; meuIunn W s"oo' w." " w.
choice to ezra, YOU 20
kAsSx SiIt, Hp'i o. urea 10y hGwf H., o.
cssh; 81 o-s 70 ~ -. nay; 20 * o,n Ian e.
to ts Ss; June; Oats lower and nominsI;
1l.z o,u: I'M Lns o'"I ,eo, .n ", ~
por,e. Cste-Nece,ynns, i ,en5 s'nW snu ~
lower; nnu w sles1s, oy 20 low pounuss Nv
' sS;o As; oor 70 II ssso 81 IS. Hogs"
hecs,p . w., .om, ~ Iov "e e. luz 30
70 40 pounu n sVs,Ske, 70 ~ sv.oo, "s snS.
20 10 10 toW' % ~ 0neue.pr, 1872
9n,M nnsVVos' !" !" w P'""'' "'''s''
SSoo TO -
iA 49, ~. toad
NEW Iohn, np'W .,,o.a. ,.n.,..
"a 90 a, Io.don. "A reased heef from n 50 to
m 10 for oitv dressed: q TO o. 80 for western
nbesp-R scelp,s AZ ODO: active and higher I:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04

MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

Ladies approve Of your smoking "Lit'
Joker"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04
LIVE STOCK.
ouorAryoNs ro-pAY.

nEEvE5-Cotn bteves. 494kc per 10 fair 4
,ood srsss beevcs, 3xaskc per pound: medium
,rsss ,eeves. SSskc per pnund
fOwg-Bsrrpr COWS, IS cOl6H So Mich crwi
crth Texan GRADES. - 0Oe5p 90 common u
III, IS Ob< 90 oC stock cattle Houd. 15W00 90
BULLS AND sTACs-Tor ssusage manu-
SIC o. swo-yeAr-olds, i2t1e.
ediau mutton. 2k02ko per pound: stool
'ss1s-S 69> "a h., ae-r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04


Last year.. 1857 60 OIL $780,, lSo .......
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3 - Flonr quiet;
high grades lower; So so To 1913. torn
rs. Corpmeal-Demand fair and prices
higher; $3.l5. Hay In fair demand
and pnseitlvd; prime, $l4 to SIG so;
oicer $3.50 to SIS 90. Sugar quiet and
weak; fair to fully lair, IA 10 Ia; prime,
3.8; white clarified, o 3-4. Rec In fair de-
mand: Louisiana ordinary to prime, 4 5.s
to 57-8. Others unchanged
Sigh exchange on New York unchanged:
sterling exchange, b b, 4S7 12
FOREIGN COFFEE MARKET.
RIO JANRIRo, Wednesday, Coffee. Good
frsts 8. lC0 ries per 10 kilos. Receipts for the
week. "a zoo bags; shipments OF the week
to the United States, IL, 900 bags: sales. a.
600 bags, stock, 450 goo bags.
SANTOS, Wednesday -CoTee-Receipts
OF the week, 5000 bags; sales, IA 600 bags;
stock, 800, 900 bags.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-08

Z WASHINGTON, Dec. G.-Anf engrossed
copy of. the regular Naval appropriation
bill Of last session, together with the &c.
companying papers which embody the
Senate amendments to the House bill, have
been mislaid, and search OF three days
has not served to find any trace OF them.
They were in the hands Of the conferees
when last heard from ut the end of the
session. These papers are desired now
by the Senate Committee on Appropri-
atoms as basis for proposed action in
framing the substitute for the bill passed
by the House early this week providing
lump sum for tho support of the navy
during the last six months OF tho present
rscali year. a printed copy OF fthe last
papers.is obtainable, and q resolution may
be passed TO consider it the official. copy,
should the cngrossed papers pot be found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-08
LABOR NOTES.

. . z
The Fishback rolling.miIl, Pottsville,
has resumed work on full time. 500
The Cambria, Pa, Iron Company will be
extensively represented at New Orleans.
Chain works with capital Of sS0, 900
are being discussed by the people Of Read
ing, Pa. ;5z5 .,...{5,s.s.5 Is I E:7Ifi !:
The Mcllyane plate and rolling mill, Mt
Reading, has resumed operations in all de-
partments. 80 70 :,
All the coal and iron collierics in tile
neigbofhood OF Girardville, Pa, have
started up on three-quarter time;
The rollinG.mill Mt Canonsburg, WASH
ington county Pa, has shut down lin or.
der to give opportunity for putting in
natural gas MS fuel. !
J. NJ. Kelly, chairman OF the Associated
Labor Press, has issued call for n con.
vention TO- meet at Pittsburg on January
10, to perfect organization. The Associa-
tion is composed OF labor papers in the
United States, Canada and England. !,
The. cigarmakers OF New York and
vicinity held thrir usual Sunday meeting
Yesterday 10 protest against the adoption
Of the Spanish treaty to-day. A Mrs.
Velasqucz said that Senator Hill told her
Yesterday he would speak against the
treaty, ~ 5-:a 80 E!ii2 ) 3, .f:I