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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20
To the Travelling Public.

Having purchased all that proper ty
known as Siler's transfer line, in the
city of Dallas, we desire to inform the
publlc that the same will in the future
he run under the name of Melone n 90,
Iransier. Buses will call promptly
At the Windsor and st. George hotels a,
any part OF the city in timet0 carry pas.
sengers To all trains Those patroHilinp
this line are guaranteed polite attention
and prompt and safe transportation for
themselves and their baggage.
Respectfully,
MELoNE Il Co.
Offices at Grand Windsor and st
George Hotels.
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CuTtCURA HESoLvENr, the new blood pu.
riler, internally, aud CUrtCURA and Cur.
CuRA soar, the great skin cures, externally,
clear the Complexion, ct ansc tie skin and
Scalp, aud purify the Blood OF every species
curiNl, and CNnccrOus liumuis and skin
fortunes when physicians, hospitals and all
other means nil, Sold everywhere. Price.
CUrcuRA, bOc.i S"Ar &c; KEsoLvrSr, 81.
rntier nrnr mud Chrmlrnl On. Mnsinn.
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Young Men!--Rcnd his.

I UNt'sE- IVNNII'-T ItNlIW WTs.
lheNoltaic Belt company, of March
email, Mich, otfere to send their cele
nrated lectro-V otaic Belt ard other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
DAYS To men (young or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
ana manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also tor rheumatism, neulalgir, parul
ySsis and many other diseases. Com
plete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is in
Cured. as thirty days trial is allowed.
write them at once for illustrated PAM
phet free.
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Smart weed and Reladonna combiI ed
with tho other Ingredients used in the
hest porous plasters, make Cartpr's $.
W.. ~ Il. Backache Plasters the best i'm
the market, Price - cents.
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With ouiv i,lJi t-tdl lcan votes
polled In Nevada, Me-. Blaine obtained
2,39I Republican VOTES. Not single
one If Claveland's electors In the south
r. presented lass than 5000 ballots.
Cleveland's 30 electors represent an av-
,rago of 2l.l2i pnpulnr votes each.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

Bradiield's Female Regulator. purely
vegetable compound, scientifically pre-.
pared. Will cure all arrangements or
Irregularities OF the monthly sickness.
Send for our Treatise on "llealth and
Happiness OF Woman;" mailed free.
BRApEiELD REGULATOR Co.
Atlautq Georgia.
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When a lnan discovers his boy using
his razor on slate pencil his faith In DO
ing the father OF Il Future president il
overc me, in his anxiety to fud st.
Jacobs Oh to apply To he cut finger. A
sure cure for IT,
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The prootofthepuddingi is not in chew
ing the string, but in having an opportu-
nifty TO try the article yourself tiickox
" Patterson, the druggists, have free
trial bottle of DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup for each and every one who
is afflicted with coughs, colds, asthma,
consumption, or any lung affection.
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Melone Il Co. are dong the 'hus and
transfer line business of the city, and
th, public feel that long let want has
been supplied. They have purchased
the business formerly operated by w.
Il. Siler,
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sTOLE MIR CLOTHING,

Giles Imminent lodiie Ammonia cures
neuralgia face ache. rheumatism, gou,.
frosted feet, chihlaius, sore throat,
erySipolns, bruises aud wounds of every
nature in man or animal. The remark
able cures this remedy has effected
classes " rs one OF tho most important
and valuable r NEEDLES ever discovered
ali druggists. Depot, Thurber West
BrondwRY.
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Perfection in Artiacia,Iinhs

there is in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, a
manufacturing company, every member
OF which wears an artificial leg. Their
limbs are so perfectly made, and so near
like the natural member, that it is diff
cult to tell that they are artificial. The
company is the Artificial Limb Manu-
iacturlng company, corporation that
has national reputation for the pertec-
ton of its work. The limbs made ut this
mandatory are the most perfect and
satisfactory of any made in the United
States. Hon. w. w. Dudley, United
States commissioner OF pensions, has for
years worn limb made by this COM
pany, and adds his testimonials to hun
dredS OF others. Send for descriptiv,
CIRCULAR to 2l9 Penn avenue, Pittsburg,
tehnsNlNanla. See advertisement in
another column OF to-day's HERALD,
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Mr.. f. b. Albers, with c. w. Preston
Y Co., Galveston, says: "IIaving used
Browns Iron Bitturs as a tonic and an
petizer, l can cheerfully endorse it as
being the best tonic now offered 10 the
public.n
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Elegant large Chromos, including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape and Marine
Views, at 70 c. to 81 each at
HAMILTON ~ NoUNG's,
S16 Elm strpat
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Mrs. V. BIrOn, 562 Mechanic strae
galveston, nays: "Brown's Iron Bitter
has been successfully used in my fam
w. can therefore conScientiously ON
dorse IT as most reliable medicine.n
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Chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys and
any Kind OF poultry, dressed to order, AT
any ana all times; also game of every
variety, by II. Harris, Union Stall, Elm
street, and Live Oak market.
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Mr.. j. b. Boone, al shippers cotton
press, Galveston. savs; al W. q troubled
with dyspepsia. Browns Iron Bitters
completely cured ne.n
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There are many lOrmS ut nervous de-
NIFTY IN men, that Weld to the use of
Carers Iron Pulls Those who are
tr"nh lie with nervous weakness, night
sweats, &c, should try them.
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New Orlcnns t.knnsllinn.

Round trip ii 'kets, god thirty DAYS;
two daily trains, and through Pullman
Sleepers from Dallas 10 New Orleans via
Houston. j l.. 4. THOMAS,
Texas Passenger Agent.
Il. O. FLOOD. Ticket Agent.
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On account ui tue lJus ,iul " in getting
freight from Japan, We h We been ont of
the treasure Tea for some time, but
nave large supply now aud will con.
tluue to Keep it. l0ElN FRElRERu.
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Mr.. Il. ID. Bryant, Houston, says: ~
nave used Browns Iron Bitters in
my family for two years with good re-
Sults.n
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Mrs. Wilbur Green, Fort Worth, saws:
81 have used Browns Iron Bitters for
disordered blood, and think it, medi-
cine which has fairly earned its high
reputation"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-20

You will Iiud nona bu pllite aud at
tehtive men In chargi OF Melpne IL Co. IS
bus aud transfer line. They meet all
trains and mako Q Ills To any part of the
CITY
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Mr.. n. A. Novel;, San Antonio, saws:
browns Iron Bitters has q reputation
IN our family which will out-live all
other medicines. am a railroad man,
ana from an accident my system was
almost destroyed. This valuable rem
edy made man again of me.r
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Mrs. Clara Browning, 1857 Elm street,
Dallas, says: 81 have used browns Iron
Bllters for three years, and think ii nee.
essary to my existence"
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Mr.. Thomas S. King, Fremont street,
between Nj. aud n. streets, G dveston,
says: My family ave used Browns
Iron Bitters with beneficial effects"
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The druggist who hesitatos now Is lost
Tor the wiutor, lie Shnnld sling together
some sweet oil aud liquorico and bring
out his cough cure at once. DR.. Bulls
Oouyh syrup does not pay him enough
profit.
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Mrs. ii. Il. Haynes, Austin, says: 81
used Browns Iron Bittrrs and have no
hesitancy in recommending it as a ton
- ~ - 49, - N
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Mrs. l.. V. Davis, $50 Pacific avenue,
Dallas, says: Good results are bound
to follow the uso of Browns Iron Bit
terSr
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Coloring, cleaning and repairing gen.
tlemen's line suits speciality. Plumes
iyed and curled equal to new. Suits
'coured, and dresses cleaned and dyed
MI cOlors warranted fast.
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Sleeploss nights made miserable the
that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure II by
'oneov tor Won, Sold NV \. VI. Hnusa,
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The hest smoking tobacco is "Little
j Ael.
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TRAFFICKING IN WIVES.
Helpmates Bought, Sold and Exchanged
In Pe-kskill, NJ Y

Helpmates Bought, Sold and Exchanged
In Pe-kskilI, n, Y,
NEW YORK, Dec. IA case of wife
selling was unearthed in Peekskil, yes
terday. On Water street. not stones
throw from the depot, stands boarding
house. The propretress was once Mrs.
Thomas Robinson, but one day Joel
Thompson became infatuated with her,
and her husband not having further use
for her, sold her to Thompson for three
bushels of wheat. For number OF
years Thompson and the woman lived
together as man aud wife, but on NJ.
count OF his dissOlute habits she left
him, and to support herself opened the
boarding house. After his purchased
wire left him, Thompson became q
strong advocate of temperance, while
she became prominent salva.
ZIONIST. Among the prominent
arders at this boarding house
~ a character known as "iip" win.
Jams. He had wife to whom Frtpl;
Major took a fancy, and after little
coaxing he succeeded in purchasing her
from Williams Tor n half dollar. For d
number OF years they lived together i'm
the village, and Williams lett foo Put.
nam county. After the sale of his wifi,
Williams lived with Mrs. Corners as
his wife. He
STOLE HER CLOTHING,
and sold IL for money to buy liquor
She was found nude by Officers Curry
and Wyatt next morning ia the third
story of an unOccupied house, where
she and Williams slrp' the night before.
She was sent to prison for four months
for vagrancy. A few years ago Joe
Kentch was an inmate of the count,
poor. house, and while there received n
pension of 500. He purchased Mrs.
Fuller tor s. from her husband, James.
After h had spent all his money his
woman disappeared, and has not since
heen seen, Two days after Fuller sold
his wife To Reach he seemed to regret il.
aud wanted tn buy her back He offered
So, all the money he had, but Keatch
would not sell her for less than $40. and.
rs Fuller was unable to raise this
amount, he had to let Keatch retain his
purchase. Several other cases of the
same nature are reported Nv the village.
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RE AIlTV'c TAT %. re rrr croA Ms.
DCNu'F . niciNAL eud TorLrr sop,
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nEMOCRArS! Send for our book, "How
~ u Irocureu Government PoSitlon.n Ell.
plains the hest and su est way 10 proceed
ID m@crnis now have the chance Good o.
6nc. postpaid. Address
LEEFERrS Y FL I.IOrr, Washington, u. G,
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com Missioner Of agriculture IN his ieaant report
sys Tho total vfiueHf N, iortst products OF
the United Nti' for the census
year r. csu sied Of i7s0Co,. coo. In
olhcr wordf. our Z rest prod c's exceed
N value our ornus of hav, re, oats. b iley,
buckWhtst poia'oon Aad t0bacol taku1 TO-
gethcr. TIE Hmountio en- times the vnlro ol
The god and silver. of whch We mato 70 much
fco,unt aud 10 more Than three times the val.
n. OF Tho precious minerals ard the. coal AID
other minerals crmbitcd E...f.
new corporation has brer organized at
X nnshr, Wisconsin, updcr tho naine,uf the
n rihwestein PAPER Cast comp any, The OBJECT
OF which 4 to manuiactnrc par if{;lQAehe gopdH.
wares snt necors,ive works TIN mo cs< 6bo
emp Dyed Is said 10 be ent'roly, may ;in'sbt'
county rsi -. -
The. Louisville Industrial Expcs4tlou' Of ISIS
q now an assured fac. the .l5(A4no&. OF Tbs
$500. 90 capital stock having teen fueicnhcd'
go S' FOR sn sesrS,s S' /. 10 S
Mrs trank Leslie " To bec1tfsA n ifcihohcts,
hut will continue To manage her extensive pub
Itching business She Is superior business
woman
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on.iS AND nRgADsrurF,.


Rec ipts OF q air o.lsy arc 81 follows: Wheat
1alS7; con, lSi.C2l; oas. 17lIi0. shipmen "a
are wheat. 80 4Ci; corr, l3i Sl2; cats. e9S, 1853.
st. Louls--Wheat closed At 81 .tS for cash and
April and the same for tho Jute option. July
wheat told ut 81 7.s and SS cent?. Com and oats
not quoted.
WHEAT Choice. co. D,sdir m grades, scc
He .ragax. co. 5bc.
RfE-Norllnal al co.. ncrtLsrn, $50.
BARLEY-loG45t-
COaN In shucS. CSC; shelled and sa5kod. &c
OAT6-Choicc. SOC, seokcd,
TLOuR-patent 8, b early breakfast
{ q cfesm soda, 9 o5 3 10; pure cream. 8 Is
Ted6 Mile Patent, 5 nj Union. Is; Prairie
Flower, 3 CO. star, Choice, 2 Is
BHAF-Af mills, Sec, IN store. l DC.
onnENEAt r. Pine Nolfed per 100 ponDds
HONINY AID ckiIe---i 20 per barrel.
rIgD-Chcr!.0 tor- isi lsO pounos. 90
0h0pp6d corn srd cats rfr 100 pounds, LAO
0o1n bran per 1Cl fcunds, GO
GRAHAM rIoUh-iag ioc pounds. 500
8AY--yeik. 1CGtn hripnt 10 10. NON
ul6ges. profile. tnled. Ssrk, 9 %; bright
NO brishi. FREQ OH beard cav IL %;
HftLST sgro--oSo ae,nsn aiilsl 90
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Gslintams.

ss'viRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
cosnsr u Bryan and uarwool streets. Rev. e.
4 nc n,'as,s rs .s ss wsi p,s II a. H. ana
90 FIRST hAr1lsr tHuh,H-coner Of
Sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev n T..
Hanks, rastor. bundny,s.ho.l NJ 300 A.. m,
ID, :. l.. Williams, snperlnlenccnt rsesehinG
Nj n y. M, and & y IN. SEATS fflo AID
welcome 10 all. Services NJ ads }. M
every day dn Ing ITO week
rs-siiApY vIEW PARK Preaching by
Rev ]. q Russell at IL q. ~. nni ssllp m,
The people viii please bring booss sud songs
NJ riRsi CHK3rIAN CHURCH. CoRNEii
OF rearl and Bryan streets scrNicol AT u =.
m. am ". m. O. ~. Winch VIII preach
his fsiowcl discourse 70 d.y. ,suniay:schooi
ltoiDa m. All ere invited, Lldtr g.. W Cos.
Ky, Of Gr,cnyille, Will preach NJ n o'clock this
mofnl1g
No .i.r. MATThEV s CAIIirLgAL- Service,
at II a. NJ gld ..en m. Tho Rov. 10 al.
isld tsl;.'on IA pieneh today both morning
ss-lumMEkUk 81, ,HEiaiiAN CHuRCH--
Service n. lhe Christian chnnh, ON toe mcrce
Atrs q. every sunday q, III a m and $40 p IN
by Rev Homer wiiion. frayet-moeiing We'd
~ ,,XALAs, My MissiuN- w. L..
Vaughan. supsrlniendcnt. Mission. SUNDAY
sckuoi every sunday Afternoon 1T o clock.
lpeing hon 10 eco; o'c ock. supday-tchoo
q AZ .1sss s,o y
% !. cay'esiiy. and'cordisly ii'sitsd 20 help IN
ron, shs sosa.voa' my doshll0, the yess
ere rolling on" " ~.
po-FiloY d STREET ". y. UhuRcH SOUTH
REV. Il. NJ :whisr pdAtors 1prcachinE. ~ II
a m aud ESQ pm. Sabbath school at 0a. m.
Class meeting t,cond aud fourth Sundays NJ
m Communion sSryIcc, .ser nis sum sum
days at up. M, General prayer meeting on
Wednesday night al 49,, Young mems pray or
meeiIn. on Thur,dsy, nightat7 so. congrega-
body cordially Invited TO these exercises.
ns-rABERNACLE NJ. Il. CHuRUH-Corner
OF Elm and Sycamore streets. Rev. y. A.
Thomson, pastor; Services at II a. IN. and s
M snndsywyv nSo.av "" syo, g fray w
Seats free. Public cordiailv invited.
pD-FlRsT PaESBl TERRAIN uhURCH-tor
ner Main and HARDWOOD streets: kew. A. T..
Smith. pastor. Preaching at H. a. m, and s
y. m aabbath-school nc $50 a. IN.
rD-sr PArkICK $ CnURO--Corncr Wood
and Cahell streets. nv v. Q1inon. pastor
NEST JAMES A. ri. Il CHuRCl--'YOuN6
s.iect. S.ryices AZ II IN: and ~ ana "a p'
n. sunday school at o q m Hon v; y. Hamilton,
ed'tor of ths Ansl.i Cite II, Will deliver nn
address Il the school on Moral and Social Ad-
vanren cnt OF the Coiorsd People" TIT
bit, superintendent Services by Rev. II. l.
Trapp. Public in'i.cd -eais 'fcs
rs-stscOND PREsBYTEKIAN CHURCH.
cod street, near Norwood Preaching ut II a.:
IA. and 4 p. m, by tho pastor, saobath-school
at $50 n. m. Acordial invitation is EXTENDED
TO all.
Lo.yOMB. PsEsEYTEKlAN CHURCH
North HAYWOOD street Rev. y. w. Broughien
pastor. Preaching II n m. aud p, m. sabbath
school at $50 A. M. Robert u. dcey, supeiin.
tendcut cordial invitation extended 10 all.
r5rCIfAPEL INCARNATION -CORNER OF
Etrsood street and Mckinney road. sunday.
school every Sunday morning NJ 2 O'clock.
Morning prayer and service frat snd third sun
day.
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COMMERCIAL.

DAirAs. Arill &c Cine dullncs5 obieay esus
allyn 10 en-, prorfet q N srsll has "a
appeared and arii,i,y dies 81 he irsd.ng mar
1efs o. ord O. iOf gict .I'os arc free and
sales ore nniue Ugh as 81 0.J per DAG ia ng.
crseatc on Tho Neat days. iaavy s'ers Ton
brown and cjNilan caulli 3 %, Or,
Foods have te,a received this week
In etrnrs' ncx,w-cs Daila. Gifn ha COZ
tracte for woo, IA ampssas and Durue't coul.
Ties Prlr,sPre tier ~ y ist y, are old 81 es.
BEN ,xha used ~ Calcseo aud o,htr north
we, terra poi t. gives encouragement Hides
are moving freely. We are getting 4 carloads
weekly d shipping fast ~ we receive. 10
live stock the movement ~ ON the mend.
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FuIuRss.

CorfoS-E,v York options closed weak, a..
rndvsuto OF z ard o po'nis. Liserrool closed
0uil and no higher. New Gfleana closed quiet
and steady anu shade higher. 81 slo6as va,
fair at ali po;t..
Cr:cal Spring wheat coed IS cents
higher aud a1iive for the May option Jupo
ciof / l Ga CHER At las, call quotations.
were: Mag wheat o. 80 aud Jnro % liz Cora
- cents II sher for asy md . 81 cents hicacr
for Jnne, olcs'rg az g KS and 81 7s
Fork Is II IL cents hisher for Tune
aud ~ = Gems higher for May.
Nay nnrt closed To-day at 81 T. IL and jane
closed at tl7c5. Lsrd liz 10 srd IS cents higher
OloSing to-day, May. IS G. and June q rs.
NEW YORK.
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rEw ORLEANS NkRKET.
Nrv OaLEkxs. April 49, Cofn-msel
scarce and wanted: $40 10 1915. Bnlk
meats IN fair demand; fhonlders es~y. 0fJ.
ctheIs urcnanrt6.
Exchange stesdy and unchanged.
~ LOUIS NkRKkT.
ST Loufs. Arrii 28.--Flour unehspeef.
Wneaf npertd lower, sdvsrcsd and closed
$40 z thrve y<<;t1dsy: No 2red. 81 10
I 2, cseb; I.10 Is. Nsr. 81 "a rs 10 81 Cs.
June; o5 % %. July; Oh IL, August,
do.sne ~ out doe bRurfs. Corr active end
higher. closing ! II 70 rs better
o., t'e6ss "a ;Is2: >, II 70 ), 81 q; s ssss;
ssjss - ~ - S.'s - ~ 1sss =
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srooEs
NiHx ETs ny TEIrGr ipH.
thIcAGo MAEKsr.

fhIcACo MARKET.
CRfcAoo. Anil 20 Flour finer bal m.
quo,aDly higher. Wheat active aud s. ally
unsettled. opened l-2 to IA lower, 2sance1
3 - ard closed to2es higher lhtr yes
to-day; AMID CD IL - 90 closfd % G s;
NAV. t5l.4 10 81. clo.cd SO TSioe', June.
9212 - G31S clio 4, SIS: July,
G23i to 81 Id. cog, J 81 Ia
Corn active end stronn opened
IL tot lower; edvsucti 3 / to 33g;
ca tot5ci closed rs ID 70 IS 81: Aoril
v2 i.2 10 co, clo.ad, % 2 A: Nav, 81 10 t6 3 8,
closou Go IA: Jnnp, 81 g Sta IS, closed 81 rs
to 20; Jply, 90 3S TO 50 IS, clos, 10 80
Oas aciige; opened l. TO 3 Slower; rdyenc
ed l.o to 2, closed al outside pi 4 :; cash or
April. 80 l.2; May, 1884 70 81 Ii; June,
90 Ia TO cJ II; July. s3e 8 TO % l8 Pork
c5. rec led 8 to 1-2 closed steady, cesh.
si7 to SLIP 10 Nav, si6o) 20 si7. !,
June. Si7.l0 10 sl745; July, sl7' 10
ST. - Lad IN fair demand. 10 10 . l.2
hiehcr: cash, s.55 Sc5; May. s55to
s 81 ~, June, S62 1-2 io877 2: Jnly.
$40 10 S.s7 ~. Bnk meats IN fair
demand; shoulders, G.15; short lib, So;
| : )ss: Ho9s-lecelpt1, sc, j; steady; rough
nc king. So 90 20 sJfJ; packing and shin.
p'ng, $3.50 500 light, So 80 30 $500.
Calder sipts l,7t); flow and weak at
, cant 0ecN1e; export Rrades, So 40 TO SO &c,
looi to choics shipping s5.s1 to $50;
,mmon 10 mr 3ium, 81 10 TO $3.50. Sheep
= Rs elpis, q; nom'us'; iniel. lr lair,
csoc 10 good, $50 to $3.50.
KANSAS CITY MAEKEr.
KASsAs Orr ,Apfh &c. ~he&t Grm; s51 9
cssn. 81 3 4, bid ApJi' 81 g, May. Coz
s. onger aud sciye' - o<)l4 cash; q23.
10 80. ApliI;42 3'i, May. Oa' dub and
nomiusl So hid cash; % l.2, bid Apt'
Ecceipis, 1860; s'sady bat TOW,
shipping sieprs $50 10 I'lo) mounds aver,
age, 500 to So 81; butchers 975 70 i1go
yJrpda average. $3.50 to 1926; Cows, SAD
TO SO 81 Hrgs-Receint;, GCjo; wesk rrd
10 lower. heavy. 1870; medium, SIS As to
$500; iirnt, S5.2j ~ So ~. Saesp-Recsipts,
1,C65; market nominel.
NEW YORK MAERs~.
NEW yoRK, April 26.-Flour steady
Wnest--O bottoms opened week. l TO 10
lower, but soon advanced to 81 8, closing
weaker, 8 8 to 5-S under outside rata: scot
lots l higher: uneffded red. sS to $lC7; No.
4 rel, 92 10 o.; No Bred, I'll CT: No. 2rcd,
Sill. C.rn--Spot lots LIZ better; options
a Cd advanced li.2 too ia, clio ing weak,
upgrsded, 81 to o. IL; No 8. CT 90 to
L2l.e stesmer, 6f3.4 TO 621.2, No. 2,eS1f
to ej1-S. Cofiee-SDot fsir Rio
dull ard weak; 10 Is; Options
a ,ist aud shade better; Rio No. z,
spot, 8 so; sales, LOO bags Rio Nc. Z,
April $50: May, 8 As; June, s.45 to SO;
July, 8 co TO CO; August, S55 to $50; Ser
tcmter, s co TO S.eJ. October, $40 10 $40;
December, $40 TO 8 so. Sugar quiet but
stsady; Muscavndo. 53-S: centrifugal. Q Ole;
retired weak; graduated, Q 1915 TO z. Mo.
lssses steady; Cuba. rs. Ri -Demsnd
ssir aod msrke, firm. TalIow steady. Ros
10 firm. Turpentins firm. Wool quiet srd
weak. Pork firm: Beef steady. Cut M It's
n nominal; long cl,sr. middles, 3 Lard finn;
western steam spot, 8 81 IL; May, $50.
COTTON srATBMBNr.
New YoRK, April 28-rhe following Is