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=. rnrk stock Market.

voRK March 26.-WaH Street.
NIn actiye: the list opened strong
st .3G decreased business, Changers and
WY WILL Pacific being the features. AT
1a l-o,, the market was quiet and steady.
es wv YORK, March 26.-Stocks active,
.bo ma mast hour weak, at noon market was
he 1Er YORK, March 26.-Wall street,
s, HI~ strong this afternoon; on reports
s y %er probable the market closed
o. Dong "g generally, or near the best prices
oil N 5pv V York, March 26.-Governments
ING nng and quiet, u higher for Is and
NE az. u higher for 3's. Railroad bonds
~, fsirIy active, with large sales of
W. MI shore tirsts, Nickel Plate firsts,
"a fair trading for small amounts in
mai other issues. Prices irregular.
etocts we're teverish and somewhat
1 -nOre active, yielding readily to the in
s HVrO OF European war rumors. There
e growing impression that many Of
~ minors circulated on Wall street
,aT the trouble between England
.nd Russia are manufactured within
o onT distance OF the Stock Ex-
change This was manifestly the case
vssteTdav. and it is claimed will prove
trne Of to-dayis rumors. Meanwhile,
THAT is known as the milking process,
isbeing applied to the market vigorously,
and prices go down and up again or 2
ner cent. very much to suit wishes OF
tbe manipulators. The conservative
fnanciers insist that the first effect of
actual war between England and Russia
would be to bring stocks and other
securities from abroad to this country
10 he sold here, instead of its being
hill argument, as has been used the
past two DAYS. Leading commission
houses complain of very dull business
from outside operators, thus confirming
the impression that large percentage
Of the purchases and sales reported
from day to day, are for account of
manipulators. Such manipulation al
ways results in driving legitimate
operators away from the market, and
Tears are expressed that if the operations
Of the past ten days are continued much
longer, they will be followed by an ex-
tremely dull market. In the early deal
ilgs this morning prices were strong,
but the market was quiet. After an adj
vance of n to e, which took place early
in the day, reports OF peaceful charac-
ter from Europe led to decided break,
but the business of the forenoon was
light. After midday there was renewal
Of the rumOrs regarding the European
difficulties including one that the re-
serves and militia had been called out by
The British government. This was fol
lowed by increased activity and an adj
vance Of prices, the upward movement
being pretty well maintained III most
cases, until the close of the board. The
market closed strong at about the best
prices for most of the list. The state
ment comes from inside sources that
early steps will be taken to place New
Jersey Central in the hands of the re-
CeiYer
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Egypt.

SUAKIM, March Pa convoy of
Grenadier guards under command of
General Graham, accompanied the
Shropshire, Surrey and Sinks (Indian)
regiments this morning on their de-
parture for Tamai, as far as McNeil's
zereeba. The start was made at Z
o'clock. The Zereeba was reached with
the loss of but three men wounded in
fight on the way. A force of Arabs
rushed on the troops; the latter at once
formed square; the Arabs recklessly
charged upon this with such impetu-
osity that they got within twenty Yards
of where they were repulsed with the
loss of 100 killed.
SUAKII, March 26.-General Graham.
in supplementary dispatch, says that
during the mornings march from
Suakim to the Zereeba not camel nor
q load was lost. Some men suffered
slight sunstrokes. The marines suffer
mostfrem the heat. General Graham
says that with the exception of such
ailments as are caused by the heat, the
troops are healthy.
SUAKIM, March 26.-Skirmish parties
of troops are engaged in clearing the
bushes of Arabs along the road to
Tamai. The telegraph wires between
Suakim and the advanced British posi-
ton have been cut by the enemy, but
communication is kept up by means of
Photograph, which viii operate success
fully distance OF about sixty miles.
LONDON, March 26. = The Duke of
Cambridge referred to General Wolseley
the question of the recall of General
McNiel, General Graham's tactics in the
advance from Suakim causing in
creased discomfort among the officers
and men.
The reported decisive attack on
Tamai has been postponed, in conse-
quence of the breakdown of the trans
conduct of the sepoys when facing the
Arabs in the fight on Sunday, the force
that will attack Tamai will be composed
solely of the British and Sikh regi-
mentS.
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Even with Him.

Three rings at the telephone, last
night, summoned the night scribe of
THE HERALD to the instrument. when
he was greeted by voice strange to his
ears, with:
Hello! Is that THE HERALD Officer"
Eyes, sir"
You had in your paper this morning
an item saying that John Sharp made a
clean score at the 200-yards reduced
target on Wednesday, hadn't you?"
Yes"
We'll just say tomorrow morning
that Mr.. Meears did the same thing
to-day. Will you? 2"
YES, sir. All right. Thanks
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NEW York, March 26, close.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, March 26.-Consols before
the regular opening OF the market this
morning quoted 967s for both money
and account. On the regular market
Consols rose to 81 1-16 for money, ac-
count 97H.
. p.m.-Consols are now quoted at
96 1916 for money, 81 for account;
stocks are depressed, money firm. The
stronger feeling that appeared this
morning has vanished. kilograms from
continental bourses show the prevail.
ence of firmer market to-day.
4p.m.-Consols 81 3-16, both for money
and account.
p.m.-Consols after the close, made
a heavy decline to 967s for both money
and account.
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AFTERNOON.
OnicaEO Cattle Market.

Catno CHICAGO. March 26.
lshighey-. HSees;eipts 5000; brisk; strong;
POUNDS, 4 a. tp8plng steers l,05O to 1900
ponds, : l a. Y S.4O; extra, 300 to l 500
'seders, 3e ;1V q 70 $50; stockers and
dogs-Reogs;4. 9Oi Texans. 400 a 500.
liner; roncellpts, 10000; fairly active,
ssesc:king and s g; packing 4.S5 "a AGO;
g 40 shipping, AGO @4.75; light,
lsIolERo Receipts, 500: steady. IN
45 q 800. -'''o "a 400; good to
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New York Mining Market.

New YORK. March 26.-The mining
market continues quiet, Central Arizona
Sold at5D, Consolidated Pacific at 66 q
M d Gold Stripe at Oh, La Crosse at 10,
i!ly,M,outh at l615, Oriental and Miller
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Petroleum.
Bullion.

-. yoRK, March 26.-Bar silver,
.ncL
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Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dir
illness, Indigestion, Headache, Sleep
lessness cured by wells Health Re-
newer"
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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, March %.
CHICAGO, March 26, 1O.45a.m.-Wheat
market has been very active and excited
nun Wildly tiuctuating prices, owing to
Nc eO1nlcting character of foreign news.
IA "a! wheat opened 82H as a result of
nc announcement of another decline in
5IlslAh ConSOls, but soon weakened I'M
Wei report that the British money
1 met had become firmer, prices fell
T H. w for May, and have since raj
o su 70 Sl1s; other markets have fol-
ave, .Del IN sympathy, but with narrower
os.e se; May corn is quoted 42N, May
Gs7 AZ iSi8, May pork. 1905, May lard
ma. ! p'm.-Market was full of excite
4 u. 70 the close owing to an advance
ma. y.Onsols; about IL O'Clock the wheat
do SrAet broke off sharply, May selling
9 %sh to SOH, but on a rumor that the
sdre en mad called out reserves a quick
co0 'alce TO Sl]4 followed, luctuated, but
der -" nus strong and closed a shade I'M
cash we W, pest figures of Yesterday, rs
81 In ,OI March, 765s April; S1s4 May;
iOZ caa.IlonnSSettled, butgeneraIly frmer;
az i Ta' oS% March and April; 423k a
az Nay 1875 June. 70
4ps siisg Steady; 81 cash; % March and
whisky Is.
Nm AFTERNOON. 80
* %IIInatrRIEssse sl higher; 77sz March;
y
Nay. Ss]l March-April; 421z
N spS-firmi 281s March-April; 8l55
BR3g,s-Dull; 62]6.
P6ot,feyaoDull; 81 a g.
fa-53- Stonger; I2.15 March
BnIss C1lFirm; SIS March -
&S : sS ~ short ribs, 600; short clear,
Ay-steady;15.
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British Grain Trade,

LIVERPOOL, March &c.
Wheat-Fair demand; market firm,
supply good.
Corn-Demand fair; market firm.
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london wool.

.ov March pat to-day's wool
10 S072 bales of Sydney and Port
2alsi ' were disposed of. Market firm.
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"Rough ON Rats"

Clears out rats, nice, reaches, flies,
ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks
gophers. 15c. Druggists. \
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,,.w York Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 26.

,,.,oc-Easy; 1z@11z; closing l.
lP [lIbe Zee bills-Strong, S4]4:
66a nCi exchange demand, 4.o6A.
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COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS.

,..,,, stocks, Grain and Cattle
hone" Reports.
Petroleum.
yrv Yonk, March 26.-Petrolenm-
FIRM S27S'
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DIED.

THoMAs.-ot. Group, March 26th, 1885, Dan
4. Thomas, son of Dan K. and Margaret
H. Thomas, aged rs months and 16 days.
Funeral at 10 O'Clock this morning, from
residence, 25s N. Seventh West Street.
Friends invited
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TIEs-Arrow and Delta, | IS.


PRINTs-Merrimack, fancy, 3 IT,: Man.
chester, o; Arnold, 5lS; American, &:
pacilo, bl-2; Hamilton, s; GLOUCESTER.
9, Sio Gros mng:, 81; Gloucester
simpson !. s; Eddystone, D; simpson mns.,
q; Allen pink and purple,G; Simpson ST.
YER grey, 0; Richmond, pink and purple. q.
Dunnel shirting, 4 10; Ragettn shifting,
IA; Allen check, TX; Peabody, black, S I-2:
SIMPSON, black, 8; Rosedole, 4l.2,
BROWN SHEETING-Crown, 7 10; An
gusta, o; Ettrich LII, s; Charter Oak, 3 i-9;
ave oasi 4;,lnternational, l-2; laurence
~, u Glendale. 6Ai Enterprise, O; Glen
dale, rs Bostt AL, Fl.2; Admission, ei-2
BROWN SHIRrING-Cast Iron, 8; Farm
ers, ia; Honest, It'd; Pocahontss, ia;
Allondale, !; Century 6l-2; Dwight ii;
X, II.
BLEAcHED SHIRTISG--New York 40 20.
%amsntta, lOA; Langdon, .; Ionsdaie, 7s5;
Lonsdale cambria, IL; Masonville, ID l-3;
Cream of Crop, "a.
llohiNG-Amosleng, A Q A, 10; Amos
keag A. IL; Swift River, "a; Standard
=, Easlon Xxx, l0M Eastm AA, Ii;
RsIanh ,o a.@laGy, "a; Acme Dpp, 81;
l2lSi Slbley Awning, Is.
srRrPEs-Hamilton, lGt.; Thorndvhn
i0i American, 81; Rock River, o; Raleigh,
"a Unknown, S-S, "a; Jewett City, s;
Unknown. U ), 10.
DEHIMs-Amoskeag, l2l<; Otis, 49,,
York, l6b. Warren, l3Il. "
uHEcks AND PLAIps-Mount Pleasant.
q; Satruba, "a; Old Dominion, I, Mem,
PMS, Ia; Queen City, 9 Id; Augusta, Z;
tennessee. 10; Cottondale, Z; Cumberland,
Check, I; Sibley, 7 81.
SlNGHAMs-Bates,S Ia; Statewide, s:
Westville, z; Bates Dress Plaid, o; Scotch
u; 4 II l.2i Amoskeag, 3 Ia; Bellevlew.
IA; Warrington u Windemere, 7i-2
,r Neutrality-suspicious., l,2i Sterling, 7l-2;
Riddle, 10 IL; Harrisburg, Si-4; Slater. X:
Everett, Id; Boss, s.; Silverdalo, s; Ar,
lnbngton, " Victoria, IL; Germania, ID 10;
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a, closed Ses4.
PORK opened firm, shaded of slightly and
closed steady; cash, $40 to SIS; October.
. 90 u M L.; November, S.6s 10 TO S.65.
Lard quiet; cash, go TO 6,22 2; October,
~ 10 o.-1l-2; November, $40 TO IL l-2
hoNed meats steady; dry salt shoulders,
$50 TO 400; short r,6, $50 to S 62Ss; short
ciesr, SOS to 4 10.
Al ,he afternoon board wheat was firm
anu anu = higher; CON- pork and lard un-
The proSers, Journal reports;
Catue-h Receipts, 5000; market slow and
all cattle below best 10 cents or; shlppIn =
steers, ,VO TO S.a5. stockers and feeders, q 10
TO S45; cows, bulls and mixed, LES TO 3.65:
through Texas cattle 10 cents lower at . 25
10 iOi Western rangers IN cents lower
natiyes land half-breeds, 800 to AIS; win
tered Texans, 8 co S.S5
Hoes-Reeeipts, 1900; weak ST 500 to i.5O.
Sheep-Recsipts 2,500 weak; natives,
l,So To AGO; Texans, 9.ul toS 800.
NEW YORK,
REV 1oRY, Sept. Is - oeovos- Recelpts,
~, Az Tor city slaughter; no trading in
Dressed beef dull at to for good native
sides; q TO * for Texas and Colorado stock
Sheep-heceipts, 5000; slow trade hut
ntm tone; common TO choice sheep, 500 TO
OOi common TO primo lambs, 400 TO G 90;
dressed mutton, q to Sc
Flour shade stronger.
Wheat opened firm but closed weaker.
No. cred, $50; No 9 red, 9S, elevator: Ma. ,
red, september, OIL; October, 0ilz TO 0S3S.
closing siSs; November, 971s TO IS, closing
Corn firm and quiet; No. ., ~ to io,s,iele.
yator; 5l TO 500, stloat, No. 9, Sep,embar
~ TO AVA, closing 40; October, 49, to dpx
ing 40Is. '|s' e'0'-
Coffee Spot Fair RIO dull at Sl.a: on.
lions lower snd dull; sales 10000 bags sep
,em0er, October and November, 6 rs; De.
cember, $50 10 SIS.
sugar quiet; refined quiet; extra G, So
10 US; white extra g, 81; yellow G, 81 10
IL; mould "A, So to7. coniectloners 4 !,
1918; standard A, 6 10; cutloaf and
crushed; "a: powdered, Z, granuiated, Il;
cubes, IA
Molasses dull.
Rice steady and fair denaud.
Tallow firm ut 81
Wool lirm; domestic fleece q TO 50: pull
ed II to 10; Texas %.
PorG M re active; spot 10 10 TO 1926,
Lard moderately active; spot q ~ 2 to
6'45i September 6.T TO 6 40; October 6 40 to
cal - w
Cheese dull and easier.
Lead firm.
Other articles unchanged.
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DRUGS.

AoIps-Bulphurlc, per carboy, 3 %; cltrlc,
per pound, 5s TO 6Oc; oxallc, per pound,
~; lnttstic, powdered, per pound, ID.
QuIkiNE-t' q W., ezs, ii T.. q w. cans.
IAi II. a Son oge, Is; u. 4 Sons, cans, 10.
olLs-Bergamot, ssnderson's por pound,
w lemon, bandereon's, | 70; puppermin
b@, winlofgreen.a -, olive, Malaga, %.
, norAsn-Bromlde, per pound, i0c; iodldc
soArs,,Costilc, notified, per pound, & 10
loci CASTLE, white, IA TO 10. "
MiscELLANFous- Ammonia, carb, per
pound, $50; alum, . 20 8; arrow root, Ber.
mnuda, ~ balsam copaibn, o.; borax, re.
nned, ~ TO ~; calomel, am, 70; castor oil,
per gallon, 1 ~ TO l DO, cassia buds. mr.
POUND 10 to Isl cream tartar, pure, per
pound, ~; corrosive subllmaie, per pound,
ooi enlyroiorm. per pound, IS; extract log
WOOD bulk per pound, IL TO Ia; slycerine,
puik, per pound, 70 10 IS; iodine, rcsub,
nma,sd, per pound, 4 %, leaves buchu,
snort, per pound, IS, leaves SIENNA,
Aiex, per pound, "; morphia, sulph, per
o., S,oi spirits nltre, sweet, per pound, M,
strychHia, crystals, 100; tapio "a, per
POUND " wax. white, per pound, SOTO 81.
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HARpMARE Ann nEr.Is


ANEs-Co,ilns, 4 dozen. 500; Gold Dol.
lsr, Z Sozen, 500; Diamond Edge, n doren.
No; Double Bit, 400
s,sitisrs AND LIps-i1sc y 70; sugar
flS pI.ArE-l. G. loxll, a box, 8 oo.I q
ltx3', p box. 20; Texno isxsp, "a box. IA.
isrne, SxssS. p box. IA 50.
TfNwsRE-Pisced. discount 81 \ cent /.
stamped, discount 50 p cent.
SoLokR-No. |, iSc. No. and \, lSc u m
DUCK HoRsE CoLLARs---No. l, 4 IS q don
hAnEs.,iwo loop, $50 y dozen; three
TAcKs--ln boxes, 100 papers, Z. IS = box
SauR HoRs-.a dozen, 75o; .ailroad
PICKS, z dozen. s 50.
MAfTocKs--R dozen 30.
kOBhkR Discount 50 = cent
NAILs--S.0 %, rate.
shovsLs AID SPADES Rowiand's, dis.
eount ~ per cent; Ames' list, steel goods,
discount 40 aud 70 per cent. 'A'
HEAvr HARDwARR-Shafts. rnlsha5
stV; poles, lS,50; singletrees, wagons. se,
ieei, l,1S; buggy, 2.s6; express, 2.50; wagon
tongues, 10 90; hickory axles, 10 90; holsters,
sloi coupling poles, aT5; Spikes, xxx, So,
lSet, =. Ioi NM, 400; sawed lolloes, Ia, i.5S.
., 2UV; bowden shoes, 500; northwestern
morse uatls, NOT. 500; Z, 6.25; S, 500; bar
IRON, - ratei plow steel, 10; spring steel,
70; cast steel, lSc.
byaaIss-6radc +, and spring top, 20 90
70 SSO.N; do. open, 1910 TO GOO; do. side
spring top, 100 % 10 1880; do. side bar,
lVO1v 70 $50 90; do. phWtons, l25O0 10 $50 90;
grade A, Side sprlng, 100 90 10 80 90: do
nh@tons, lyO.OO 10 2000O; bump seat bugg es p.
,S Wto 800; platform springs, no 10 10
i" W. three spring Wagons. 1000 to LIS.
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LEV YORK DAIRY REpOR


INV YORK, Sept Especial. l-stachs
~ md slightly lower, hut firm The bn.
~ - Increased that tho war between
- cp1cago trunk lines will soon be ended
y IA southern rate war between the Fast
Snneasee, Virginia & Georgia and the
enmond & Danvllle has ended, and pas-
&! ~ rates between Southern aud Eastern
ny nave been to-day ordere restored
lhomas has been re elected presi-
ofthe Nashville & CHATTANOOGA The
lngs FOR the year were sl9s.O,9 No
Ind was declared.
fxpad bonds higher: Fort Worth &
j. B., S@rCity 6s, 1875 to so; Galveston. Hor.
w san Antonio western flrsts, 92sz
IN ~; Texas Pacific incomes, as35: Rio
M division S's 62lS TO 6s g. Ricn.
X Eanville 6's, LOG
ing exchange Il cent higher. owipc
A fcarcltg of cotton bills and o.bey
|I H.. Srcial documentary bills
small imports Of gold are COMING
Europe.
~ offered on call at the stock by
~ per cent, nut bank loans TO a.
pn at Liverpool firm and in fair de-
tales, 5000 bales for speculation,
pW for export.
manchester market for cotton yarns
Nswith fair demand.
or& cotton market dull, but
HI sales, 4S 600 balee.
|of not so firm.
waffle exports in August were IL Osl
egainstOSiO for the same time last
laaSo cattle market duh and q shade
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BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL,

BRAID OFFICE, Sept. l5.-In revislr A,
Iocal market report there arc very fax.
ges 10 note. Grain is coming in freely
kSagon; New corn ia selling at IS cents.
~ ana cats unchanged. Business gen
"a ,rly good. Cotton is COMING in
A Ereeiy, and in few DAYS the
~, Ne heavy. The rsceists Tor To-
es by wagon; shipments, Isl
~ Sn markets: New York
~ sed qGotsbly UNCHANGED
~ talSs,- Gales. Futures closed geSer /.
Qull to2 points lower, excent for
ytember, which is poiat higher 'N'
1-yN Vrieans spots closed firm and nm
.44esd; ssles, 200 bales. Futures closed
9uli, point lower for all months' eS /.
Eepiembe Which is point higher.
.s1veston spots closed firm at unclaimed
receipts, l,5SS bales. Futures
!.32g and ruled dull, closing dun, 2to
1on6ed. "'i''h ~ "h-
4!yarpool SPOTS closed steady, with fai,
~ at unchanged quotations; sales.
sles' fntures closed barely steady
(Iyery little change. N'
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l.ouIsviLLr OAK SOLE LEATHER. X
free of brands, SO Ii; A heavy, one hrand
&c 10; a medium, one brand, $50 III; Balti-
more crop, &c; Keystone oak sole, 35oSSSc
BUFFALO sLAuIirEH-Prime,l III TO % 10
sides, SDc ID; good, 10 To % 10 sides, 2Sc III
counter, IL TO lii sides. go per III; q. D.,
~ 10 Sjo h; No. Q oak harness lea, 30 Ia Wr
10; No. hem harness lea, SOC II; No, . hem
harness lea, CSC ID; No, | hem skirting
lea, He ID; No. hem sklrting lea, 81 TO SO
do. WV
y TO 50 Tbs To dozen, | 20 n; SS TO a ibs II
dozen, lilo III iito 80 lbs TO dozen, .O5: S2 10
heib Wv ""u'"oh'
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ARKETs BY TELEGRAPH


IA KANSAS CITY.
ANsAs CITY, Sept l5.-Wheat Quiet:
~ bid; October, 1898 bid; November,
|esr, 2e1s bid. -
nominal; M bid.
Live Stock Indicator reports, Cat
4 Iestirts, $500; best quality steady:
pom not wanted exporters, 5.25 10 &. 10.
~ choice shipping, 1 30 to o 20; com.
ko medium, 100 10 400; stockors and
z, : ~ SG 10 t y cows 1885, grass Texas
pgs-Rceeipts, ESQ; . to 10 lower; Ssl TO
SET; steady; fair to good
ons. 2.oo 10 800, common TO medium,
q 80.
81. LOUIS.
LOUIS, Sept. l5.-Cattle-R ecolrts,
STEADY Tor best quality, but low
vull naive shipping steers, 4.25 to
|Solorhdc steers, i8p To 500, good na-
outeher Steers, 800 TO AGO; medium
~ stocH, Wy grass Texans, $50; In
d SIS. ''"''
ep-Recclpts, l,S0: good grades In
md, but poor stun very dull; common
dlum, 2.O0 IN $50: rood TO choice, AGO
D; lambs, $50 to $50, WV
ur strong and higher. with n good de-
M, $40 to $40, NNN, Q ~ to $50;
y. $40 to w choice, 8.O5 10 3,15:
10 to 7Oi. tents, 100 TO 800,
cat unsettlf eragd lower; opened .
mEner ,oyant, but soon
c yai Quotations ND closed TO 4
T'toesrsg 'pggCs4; Novcm:
tony ! December, p5
-vs3 Tho sou. .ps.ai No .
@S,.n LuOius "s'00ef ''''
S,Flft he dsllb. xcd, cash,
way to 10. r PrrAansea.
* Tho sldsr -.
a. declined g.
hort cleap AMI.
pn-sAoro fe.s5 TO 8.49.
900 toltj1.
&c afternoon hosri, wheat was u 10
ner; corn easier but net lower; oats,
CHICAGO.
Ao9, Sept ie.--tlour steady and
"a ruled inactive, strong and higher
tnc nrst hour, Advancing 1, recedeti
sy ~ sVu on and closed under
VA VSseeers sly TO S2>k, closed STA
SsSl 20 yls, closed 9As
~. !, 9 re-, q nf e cash, ~ 70 ~
- w. So 3f sS u
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AGvocatesof prohibition need have
not0ers OF "PRICRLY ASH BITrERsu
~ lt Is a medicine, and by reason of
It's oathartio properties cannot be used
90 beverage. 1t Ia manufactured
from the purest materials, and acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels. Az blood purifier
u has no equal. IL is pleasant To the
taste, sud effective In uction.
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GRAIN AND aREADsrUEPs,

WuKAr-6j TO 10.
RrE-kanSas, sos.
CoRS-In ear, sc
Sc higher. :"
nRAN-Per cwt-At mills, rs - zoo.
THIMNMsA NJ; Fine bolted, Z 70, 20
FEGn-Chopped corn, u ivJ n. | 10.
bran, y To- Ms. $50. -
GRAHAM FLoue-3 100 10. 2.25.
niAf-Prairie, 6.75 TO 200 Is ton,
tMSlLLEr SEEp-Large, 20; small, LOO.
fLouR-FIRsr Patent $50 oSi5: Sec-
ond Patent, 50 to 9. rs; Extra Fancy. . %
70 ny; Fancy, eco to 2.25; low grade, LIS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-16

Miss Eord's dancing lessons for chill
aren, VIII be given on Tuesdays and
saturdays, atb o'clock p. M, at the
haii' NJ the northeast corner OF Elm
ana College streets. Owing to her New
0rieshs engsgement, her lessons in
DaiiSs Will be limited to two months,
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Lfvn srs,rs

rhequotatlons given below refer 10 grass
p,.v cattle, living weisht.l
n Sow - Z hi milsh cows, con.
Scz!s;: Ess ~: q i' 8 ss.l...
EE ;s.'.A;: i E: ~: la'|sssA
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The Fexes Gun Store will omen,
ABOUT the lith OF August, at FOG Main
strdet, tor5 Worth, with a big stock of
guns, rifles, pistols, pocket cutlery,
etc Ammunition OF al kinds kept,
NOW 10 tho timo TO buy, as | wish to
establish my name with you. Country
merchants, write me for prices.
A SpEpr.
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WOOL, HIDES AND pELrRIrs.

.wooI-Ncxican Gree OF burrs, nominal, /;
Mexican improved, loo; medium 10 TO isc |;
II 70 lgc, bury, 2io % per pound less, nc,
elrd,ng 20 burrs.
Hinks-prime pump flnts, 20 pounds
and up, 40 per pound: seconds, plump
nints, y pounds and up, 100 per pound;
prime light and kips, lfc per pounl; bulls
ant stars, 10 NJ per pourd; dry sailed,
TALf.ow-Prine, A.,
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FRUIT AND POULTRY

oNioss-St Louis, 800 per bar.ol.
CABBA0E-ln crates, 80
CuiCKrNs-IIcns, 3'eO. sprlng, lbn
E0Gs-l5c per dozen.
Bur1ER-Best grade northern, go; best
DALLAS County, 15t2Oc, other Texas county
buttor lgc, according 10 quality.
wArEhhELoNs--.5c,el q. ~ per dosen.
per Dbl
LEMoNs-s5 por box.
OsANGEs-s5 por bsx
SwhEr PorATors-si.25
IRISH PoTAToKs-Texas, CSC, Northern,
40 per bushel.
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HyuFDniA Spt.lnya

Ihis famous health resort, near Mar
shail, fexas, Is IN full blast, visitors
STRIVING daily; good fare, homa-like
gouiorts, and Notwithstanding waters,
rates reduced. Hacks running from
HHynusnn's stable to Springs. Address
q. E. Hynson, Marshall, Texas.