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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11
COMPLIMENTARY.

The Dallas Commercial the leading
daily paper of Dallas whose compli-
ments on that account are TO be highly
appreciated, says:
&C. w. Geers, ESQ.,, of the Denton
Monitor, is ono of the leading editors OF
Northern Texas--tho founder of the
best and oldest paper in Northwest
Texas, Denton Monitor
This little extract from an cmascula.
ted apology for newspaper shows how
the game of you-puiEme-and-lllpulE
you works. We suppose the soul of
Geers had been yearning ard longing
with kind of despair that makcth the
heart sick for some ono TO notice his
fabulous, vapid and gushing editorials,
when the happy thought struck him of
purchasing q notice from the Commercial
for notice in return
This brilliant thought was no sooner
evolved from his brain than he hasten
cd to effect this long.hoped Cor object
and the above quotation is the result.
We congratulate Gee~ upon his
wondrous success. Tears Of Joy, irreprcs-
sible, unspeakable joy flow from our
eyes at this grand result of his minds
brilliant machinations
Geers now may be considered sue
cess--a decided success.
However many doubts may have
boon expressed as to his sanity, and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

TnE rbald press still pokes fun ut
Tildon One Of the junior clerks in
Governor Tilden's office said to col
league the other day How can !
hide the worn places in my coat
sleevesY' ink en- replied the other
promptly ink en-, ink en- And
the reiormer, who was passing, stopped
and cuiled the boys ears and ordered
him to go to the cashiers desk and get
his time "lmpudent rascal, muttered
/. the pure old man, "talkin' about in
come right under my nose. Won't
have it; won't have it,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

MARSHALL, October, 9TH, 1875.
% the Editor OF The Herald

MARSHALL, October, Oih, 1875.
70 the Editor OF The Herald
Will you permit and old friend and
regular reader of Tnr HERALD to call
your attention to u fact mentioned in
the Mineola letter of your we'll in.
formed correspondent Ono" via.
The absence Of posters Of amy kind
along the line of the Texas and Pacific
railroad, calling attention to the Dallas
fair, A dozen towns within few hours
ride of your city might be billed to
advantage and list of premiums, DAYS
of exhibition of the different classes of
articles, such as stock, agricultural i'm.
plemontS and other matters of interest
plainly set forth The outlay would be
comparatively trilling and il it did not
bring exhibitors might, ut least attract
visitors to the fair From Fort Worth
to Longyiow, ersiudiciousl display.
ed might ito good. "pEsDlcuApo.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
ron PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

ron PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
II Lugc--Bcn H. Eppcrson and &, C.
Epson
First Disrict--Georic W. Chiffon.
,Seroad DHrut-B p. Martin,
1R,ri D.r,cf--Jnmcs NJ Hurt
F6prA Dhinici--Thomas j. BealI
F,fih D9rrt-R, v Cook
,S.,9h Dairict-W, II Burgess
TuE HERALD gives tho above MS the
correct ticket to be- voted at the coming
election oar exchanges will bear IN
mind that the names Of allernatcs
should not be printed ON the ballots
and that the Honorable G. G, Upon
has succeeded the Honorable D G.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

TIM International Exhibition Of 1876
has now taken into its treasury S22lO,'
263. -, u sum greater than the total re-
ceipts Of any other worlds fair over
known. II has also Ind the largest at
tendance ever known in single month
in single week or on single day, and
in few weeks it will have surpassed
all other exhibitions in the aggregate oI
the attendance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

Tnr German General Sicgel, about
whom so many puns were manuloclur
ed during the gar has written an open
letter, after the manner of jeremiah
Il ack, to Bob lngcrSoll in which lac
uses these words hear that YOU are
accused of being an intidel. deny this
this accusation. ! brand it as an in
famous invention and II lie because
know that you believe in something il
which no man in America believes
YOU believe in the virtue of the Repub
lean party.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

INGrRsoLL is still uttering his vivid
and furious invectivc against Demo
Gratis Here is the latest burst of mNlig-
nifty "When | think of them | wish
for II language of hatred; for sentences
like reptiles that writhe and hiss; for
sentences like snakes that thrust out
poisonous fangs; for sentences like ser
penis that coil and crush in deadly
fold, Again he pushes his audience
upon a severe sentence like this 81
don't want to say anything bad OF
James Buchanan. want to say the
best thing can about him. he is
dedd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

Ir is manifest, in the congressional
race in the Fifth district between Jones
and Giddings, that Governor Jones is
the better speaker of the two, and is
rather throwing GddingS into the shade
Jones pcroration, in late speech at
Austin, in which he paid glowing
tribute to the fallen confederate soldiers
declaring that he would rather yield hi
allegiance to his government than for
get their III, lorics, was well received
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

THERE is manifcstly considerable pc
litical tricllcry on the part OF both
Democ ats and Republicans, respecting
the Colorado election, Both parties
seem to be doubtful of the result, but
to influence the Indiana and Ohio clec.
tons they send flaming kilograms OF
Democratic or Republican successes, We
despair of getting the exact truth until
after the vote is counted in Indiana
then these suppressed Colorado returns
will be given truthfully to the world
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

however many meers may have been
uttered respecting his very moderate
ability they may now all be considered
quoshed, absolutely Go use a lcgnl
phrse) quasbcd and finally dismissed
from further consideration.
Happy Gccfs Ills luminous thoughts
and incompatible How Of dictioo viii
scarcely be adequate TO the task OF eN
pressing his thanks TO TUE HERALD ioI
this supplementary culogum-beyond
this, there Is nothing lett 10 mar hi
happiness
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE

N'cllon '"l We IUoi'' N'Nuu' i"" Il'-
rhtS ana IuN'ul0h., "I h.Ai -. 49, "I any
minor loslt h"l aAh ,'un y 81 IN. ave,
"h ur Tor iht ~ Nuul"l ol JluuhSi hhH
unto the beginning OF m neat ,.n"insh'
year IA ul"tF 10 h,lIhO lhNvlN'H9 .NF "rh'
eht' uI inc nFhlhnlr 'thn'' .NHu I'l N'rt
county Tor Inc NrhnlNut year n'Slhhlllb
the n+A' s"orrtdlhf NoWtWp'H my "'s"u'
W. Themselves mo tthp"i COMMUNITIES,
emit ncihE such population As may hG.rp to
avail themselves 81 tue hrhrhir o. tlr uNhi-
ava" pune Ice .h1uul iuhl on lhr In''uW
Ing terms, NlN Ih'y Nhnii iuh'' our ll'l
to hv sigurd IN luihHu bA urh lpltulN Nuu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

X HAYES has expressed his real views at
last. They are as follows "Thc nen
tralzation laws must be amended to
limit the suffrage to persons born IN
this country, or Of American parents
and the election of American.born cill.
zens only to official positions ~ We
wonder how our German, French ana
Irish friends will like this political oS-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

1'uE cost OF lager beer is computed by
the Chicago TrJmc at $50 n kcg, for
which the brewer gets ~ SO and the re-
taller about 81, How much does the
Dallas lager beer seller make on his
-.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

pr, A, ". Wrlght, VI Georgin, office
over Ogdcu X VOLTS store, corner Elm and
Lamar streets, whore lie may be found At
All hours Of the night or day. sept2idIln
Jno, II. Morton, NJ. D., Physician and SUR.
gcon, office over First National bank. Resi-.
uCnco corner san Jn,intu and Ilarwood SITS
Dallas, TexHs CailNto the country promptly
0tteO ed, tprilm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11
DALLAS. October 10, 1870.
To tho Editor of tho Herald:

To the Editor of the Herald:
2 Wewill present ut the close Of tn,
present terms of the various schools o
this city Thalheimers Ancient an,
Medieval and Modern histories to IN,
student making the best defamation
and the same for the best reading
Hon, John d, Korioot, DR.. A. p. smith
James b. Simpson, Esq, editor of Tin
HERALpi Judge j, NJ. Hurt and Major
Il. 9. Mcclure, committee to decide
Schools desiring to compete will notify
the editor of fuE ifRnALp.
nRssRs. REED LATnRor.
]. II. HODGES,
Agent Wilson, Hinkle 4 Co.
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NtCorncyA at Law.

rhurmond, willard S Fletcher, ATTY, at
law "l MAIN street mp stairs. octtdlm
}. NJ, Hayes, Attorney at Law, ~ Com.
mercc street (South ~ NOuTthuuse), Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid 20 land
olhlHS. aprlu
W. =, Oldham, othce in Mtchip's building,
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Main street.
j0nlilu
Jnhu NJ StonnunS, Attorney at Law, No.
10 North Side Public square, upstairs.
OCt.p-dti
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COL INN.


Solicitor In Bankruptcy United Statcs Dis
halluS, rcXus. Speciality IN all matter, in
bar Rruptcy, Proofs of debt taken through
out the United states, Charges reasonable.
SCpt2idlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

HOUSED want 10 r,ut Il hoaSc with nN,
II sis roou-, GOO water, near hu>inuH
runtru. NN, Herald office. uugI q!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

Vindicator; "Amoug other mmI-
grants to Texas, we learn from iIu
DALLAS HERALD that Mr.. g. Hopper
his numerous mothcr-iU-inws and %
sprinsliu of kn.ioIk4, most a. uumcr
Oh. "a the Grant family, and nbont a-
raveuou4, have arrived in that section,
from the North The same paper also
states that the gra4shopprr7 rtusod
the stoppag, Of n railroad train he
tween Dalla, and Fort worth lnsl
week
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

l'ARM-A highly cultivated farm With
L good house, BAN, orchards, rtr., IN lit
uois, for Texas land, on Dallas property
Address Editor ilernla ivl3-u
w AlCU-N magnificent magic case gold
w watch, for a secondhand buggy unj
harness, Address box IN. scpI u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

AIR. f. NJ WEISENHuHGU, from scott
vi county, kentucky VIII call I'm Two lLr
trTsh the lHcihc house. ''I'i 81
IOH uoRk-Ih' Herald Office 10 nov
j receiving large cDusignmcnN Of Jun
p1p,p ul all descriptions, ana ASKS ON
Examination of prices and quality. hlI|
lluu., Nynle aud colorhii Letter
Head. Nuu Heads, siuteuent', cards
rlrculur, E,r, prlu ud HS oh'up w lur
cheapest sud ncntrr tmu the noA',r" lhs
m Your orders and get th" hrn'ni OF cur
tsi-uiHI.,f pTtp4 ''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

N,uNIN ORu.t - Dated Fort WORTH
vi IL Sns, rrpl.murr 2- l',U, No. 1i1l, 'm
30 l.. owner c'u s,til by calling u '.l@
Office, url'-'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-11

1Ir.lNE,s sTNNU-A good brick Buzz.
- r,- sfnud en- Main erect AddlC a.
,UIIa llnrilI Office or''-.
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Boarding.
oanI

IrUUR YOUNG MEN on gentleman hnd
L wife can get ~ sl'c.ps, board ~ audI'''-
lue \. u. a.. curr Herald office, Rehrrnrr-.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19

at 6e ,s o sO ~ at &c 65 ewt: 50 ot 1872 at G'c $50
Ere oiis sli 81 calves. mostly i sixiie'hst sl
sae avtrafng le d. a, 5c % q 10 D. a ee - oi 10
calves at Washington Market ia Of at &C.;
Hume sG o Si 3 an1 go fi.a sa es ~ 2
@ 9s & at M ySs' Ia g.
Geo Oliver ca ssd Of Jersey calves at Washington Mar
k.t 9j head. lSO p, 7e Of i2o at 7c and AZ prime
sold II Mount Holly ealye. 200 D. at 70
1oa at S 40 81 Bse1 So1. osao about a. so
G Colin. soli "A Mount Holly caves a, 7asc.
1tist , and e Sft s :,%. %a.ns & 4e .e
wsr. Ls Wy srs.. nsr. ewing 70 ,ns ss psef o
aoa.s ami rs. "s n scale with an
s To q % yss ~ .s ," 4. S r N nS %
sheep soil yesterday tods, lose money AID stu the
Is decline q nosry &C. to day quote clipped sesp
pms E5 .Ser 20 rase 9% 7 % LANES lsT s' are
lower s nns.t Jers., selling ~ & pms a. iSc iaG &
to-day aud thero doubts ut closing out Of the
rtcock sold g sheep o. r. at 5'e i,S;, $sS eEpsd
e9 4 AZ p S a. III D. 9t % Co. s. 81 n IT, S :; Sns Sns vc Go H. BE-
IS 90 D at lc "a Do 81 3 Il l2e 21i
e yrin,i n 3 s i62 to Virginia 'Ha h'H'u'Sy % 3D. i 10
m ists .ad Michigan ,ears sheep 50 p at sa.c
81 at '. VITA az; sa, a. - - = eas sn ?, At 7c 100
d. " T. Il ss aa ss9f S s Ss,s la F. n
Anderson Co. s9a Isrss swss A. e 5 I % 4. % @
". IL msyn., sold 80 Jersey lambs. So N. tls'eo 20
.SS Z. S At e 500 20 c CO b. At and 50
e. Collins sold II Jersey lambs 10. at lie. and 20
Ego 90 jersey I.mba a. o at loc. and IA Of 4s
jei G. Co sold 81 state sheep ~ ~ at sisc.
y. h. Reeves sold 81 Jcsey lambs At IL i3c moSuy Al
Mocs-Arvas today cars At Fortisthst and at Jerssy
C only GAG hoss Total 70 date lnS @ Ssf 5 Iy1; run
isday snt s ~, ssss..
diuIa Lsc., heavy at Si.,.
BuTEAro. May lS-CATnI nI-Receipu todav, es9 hesa'
n S e " w ,a ear, ar S Msrs oss n, oa 10:
bl3ncs sac mere sgsnst 5bo cars Tor to sais une
Of OG more 40 week Last year
eaF only nsre on sale ,'s n e2aio snd au . er. dis
posel o. a aneLangsd g5ees coo ,.a, making
the total sapply FOR tho wecs @Hs os3 as,In.i
1000 head tor ia @ sms e s las, m,t opsn @ live at
lower prices sale dspose Of; ears for
g antSn, of ne Week and "a a. od yesterday prices:
ssits a Illinois oo .lseP assrAsiIg S a. 90 % ono mo
o- ins ~f h lar nd he o .aS ss s The sns ns'% Week l
last year market du and slow saes ears Yor' es at
> 25St7 30 i.es heavy al ~ 40; car sooe heavy
CHICAGO Mavls-C ,TrIE- Receipts $500 head; market
rlu and very dull prices arc weak aI1y eaoug1 ,aes
and good shipping steers 81 iOd4 71i others
Hoorrcsipt- IS 900 head; market moderately active.
but prices weak lower especially tor heavy; sales
81 5@s7 25 sale, chicay ii iOqsi i9s; shipments
- si'yRr- receipt, 500 head market unehaysed.
I>uI,vAroL!Iay lsHoGs dun and Unchanged receipts
300 head.
piT1sBurcu May ls.-cvuE-Tse receipts of eatie at
Es.t brty Tcn today 2Jj heal of through stock
l4AAiug total tor past trcc days OF ~ head every
L.gr shipped bu int, was done Tor
ii"G.[leeeI;. o,asy 1910 head n, inc total
past hrse tay 81 .. bead; I"fAcrs, - -'s' 4oi fa
srff|iiec,.pis toiay 200 head. making total for
tie pAst three uAys Of 1920 head quoted at s!asC
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
frtnprAN MARKErs.

LIyEErooI. fay Io-I230 ?. m. Cotton Is quiet ard
-~aIy. Mitdug UrAHd-. e - Kidding orleans 6'isl
sale 80 b.es Including LOCO Dor SPECULATION aEo ef
tor rrsp.- 100 % sh ca 200 are American IN
iurr. Shade .sr. sts OF EilHng tpltnda -" hdd NJ
,1usr Nav ar iser, do. Juue and Jdly d.N ~
nd a. 80 do August and sept nber delivery ~ sci
IWII. uI. May ih2 b. fl'l tir h1ltT oi 'oit"h 20 '
-.i9 b1i,. American sales Of Mddlng piAnd' l.
Abiding ti.ts.. ILly aaa August .eliftry, alp's+
I.F.'uOl, May It- 30 ?. lILacou- ni ,raT stea
a --G pug Clt steady 10 lAi. Shoulders 'ttaF
l1 zee Prime M,i dti. a. - i-loW rhe ,iiy ssl
ai iuH Wr.st--. EIE So ttaty Al DO va. 'te"oy II
90. winter st'4 y % Il -- -., .,
LsrHo,l. MY 1850 ?. m.-Cotion-Futures quiet
ara unchanged . -...-- - -.
Ip,iss Nay i8-l-3o pm.-united states bonds No"
TIsfs. iI - iIIr l.al ~taEtH ls'-
CrDt l..u,rs 1865 soc. tor Tire art"l-i
fn.IlN -S Tie 4tU on 10 ihf flIA u Ut.
Gland L,- ,.s.u.4rl a-.rN1l ldrsIrr Oboe pat wee
l.lH. e. M.r lr.." d. fI- iht p.upnlt.1 'i me ian
..lluf fu 'ilitf. Tfi'l ls. week was p J.
nov pr cent lne auIuut ~ bni 20 gohr iht'
die u. rs Il l.I. J-.Aurr tliay Is Alt@u'u
TeNn.N tffr th-4 30 rHsfi- alEt's quote rive r
GET ll,.es a. 90. .Ir. fas the -t'uluf -
IItn. s. Nls lf-l.r kr.Lcd Ittft''ull Io'i 2
ltt. = b.. lGI. toun'nu i.I..r,
iI.t..s STAY Iri.ftHIsl li seed ca e. ~ 4u y ton
ts.- tls. ..c.rll O." Bans Ht ttautc htf ~
erased 1900 10 frlLt fr id-t So b. I''hAug
On ie.tu.. Is. ..- ftr fIlr sfTgt.
t. d. l-.. rtertf stltfWsut OF thc 'n 'tilA
fssr of strliarr .leur g. ui ID % 900 ulrN
fAAsAFo.I. Aay is.-J -..4 states uohis NJ" fi'es'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
po4psric ,f,nXErs

trrr,to MY Is. E.cc rt-, ra.r-flour. $40 bhis
" -.' /" ID .'-- .i.' '.i.' -, r CON 't. - ~,
oas O,,u Dls.. Barrie @o1' Da'i -a.gI i.' by anal
interior p.lr.-,.a. 81 D' ,h iy rlir,a loa, ttpJ
" N!.,, 5000 lf.ii corn = 'o '.' ~" yy..'
,, Sr. ,a.s t.i. 800. iio.r Il good d land 1ad
ira ir, %, .'. in' "i . ''. ,.- % m agl. Gl,
'..l. ~ It fIr -'H % CON '.i -'tl at o. 'i - ,
n.cu'. a., .''.i -"r' Ms. iail ,.ell al iic
-l.. I'.' .l. ' - NJ ~, z,
,ri.,.'. Ny e-tti qi a.a nn', ens' r. Nie1t ..e1
g.u'r d. '.. n# 5' .I..', W Slr h..
b'tS E}rec ,.-. b.maut a..ye ni h'f4Ir: ,.
ES S.5,- q, 'a. .sc c,, 4'l I'D ai o 5oT saa
3p.r June. iye l-D' o.. 'tc. ,.i, a' tn,I
.aI,s rlrt,r brh,Ft 80 % go, .lol and June:
go 1890 IT, .sss s, '5e % hai June. sla 81
81 o.. July tl- .. .""f. ~ -" -''Lt,,,, s.iea IN
Ilci ~ -Is ir a o'.r hi o. WA.rh!, 81 ~ ~. a
icr.l,r- j. -.' oi,, r. So bGs5.. Bailey
@.n' I,,a. ,, tl. ' NJ, IA 90 busl, Fvt -s5
G., . l.., 3. 90 b1.u A. itc afternoon ea.l u lc
l.o,rl M"-ai - cash 4i.. Ja,c Oats un,h.asei
ralH iId i.ia nin 80, aasDiati. ...,....,.,-.-
1N,nNhL MaE F.'ll F.'ll,i ' s ~ ,'5.f .0 Corn '1
sd 'a, a..,ri,3 .''i AZ S s lss . EyS 9e 3
aai unc.anego isA "a a'i', "a ,'i ~ 20 r,fi aai
5a;l3 20 bak Igll- a,h ar' 'n'.tn- ,r u, III 1 ~
g4'. n"l' ,, W f, .,onr my ris. + col noa 70 G05i
Light 90 s,as7 Far 80 o2. Han = ,f ly1f 1Ss
W.lcr iis.-ye s-l,; Prae 20 cnoe' central oA0' ia
zoe iil'Sf VI tp1g %teonr Quiet unchanged Wheat
nfa. Sof jlaatcr = q iiaEi q 81 =. N no , eo.
c aS oa! !3.I t.s 81 .S o. S > r % - s. So '' sn na
ard lunr - lee l'r s'arce So -g h'rS KEY j" ,is a.. S
'P' @ai aad YEA %1e1 rfS & .s H. g. C'Ts{o ,.s; Ss
ti .6o ;1' ,. fo1r 1T.. -. 90 Busi WlSa
In'pslrh, My s-iGh 80 ir n" ag si
,,'S r9t s'd la Ian,i fiuo, = Coz So Faxseed,
z. Bran .r, ai = ~ 3D. '4i Az 81 . ,fr pd. -e
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
Maaline, oc Good Ordinary se net r.espts iel bales

Mddi,nr 0.c Good Ordinary 9 net receipts 16 bales
saies, I57 bales. s0rk. 1867 bales. - 80.
CuaRIEsTOs, Nay 1s-COlion adler; Mlddiing, IL W
M1dug IL Goot Ordinary, lDc net receipts, 1S
baS exports coastwise, lJJ bales sac5 oOo paeS
IT, 10 bales. -.
NEwJsLEASs May la-Cotton steady; demand good net
recep 116 bales gross 5t7 bales exports Ia Great brsi
100 bales baes salrs bales; stock
4p,Ji7 bales Mng III &c, Low Aiddilns lOtc 'oSe
MgnrDs Nav ls-C0tton qnet and irregular; Mddling:
c receipts 325 baes shipments. 3oj bales saos eoo
bales: stock 36, $50 bales
grades oncring Ks iyht MGng III c Log Mddin9 IO5c
Coed Ordinary SbdSssc. roceip~. vi baes saies z'
bales ..,.,, ,,,a
iliae. low hidiDg. iotSl0tc; 0oSd 0sh'.ars % sx
9isc. roseipts 1873 baes KIoss wv 6S.s enpo'e'
iss IS bales sales 500 bales; stock 30 S3t bales
BOSTON. May l8.-t'otion unchanged; Mddlng. L.te.;
Miadng ii Ac: Good Ordinary. I0'sc gross receib's
95 bales STOCK. ,931 bales - ., -, y.~
pILnMoRE, May is. Cotton dull; Htddine lsr Low low
Mddns lie Ordinary 0c gross recpts ~ Daiea 81
exyor,s coastwse 80 bales saes 2C0 bales spnue'' !"
baist; stock. j,0Sj bales. ... ,,,a,,,.
KoRYoLE May ls-Cotton stsody; Mddns, il hSl nc;
receipts, 519 bales; exports cosstwise, ioo oaes
PHfrAprIHIl. May ls-Cotion quiet Middling, l2,.c:
Low Mdaing HE. Good Ordinary, iOr; net reclpt~
25 bales sres 70 bales exports TO Great Bs 40 oles
LoUs Nay iS.-C1itVn qiiet; hGdiin2, III 'sr Low
shipments. 5si bales: sa!es 81 bates; stock 1899 bales
WILMINGTON MAY lS-Cottop unchanged; AlidlOg II ci
Mddng, lJ2c.: Good Ordinary, 3c; net receipts 10
bales sales, f3 bales stock, l..3JI bales
LOUISVILLE, May lS.-Cotton dull; Mnldlinr. llSc
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE r. l., May lsPrntmg Cloths shade hrmer,
with sales 3is93c cash. for Standard and Extra
64rGi tho best good generally held at the higher nsur
New-York tribune., 1876-05-19
LIVE SrncK MAEKETS.

p,yyyyong May Is.-BEE'ts AfIfaA lght, Wiz cars
irr..y I'd tclirst ttaht J"s ahu n.iii
ia. sut nee last saturday hs htt ARE. +l"'i . ~.
o A. rsapst 1896 duruc tue came iimr lat "rth 10
mana od tD rrt quite much - ihry dd y'sr.al
ni c,ttie ~nn 10 Couitrs, s1d higher aiNc ''io
ms kn,-t i'm te tho marArt w hn ahu W" As'a
b. ,ly coso gia9llc mostly at o2@4V1o' VII" "
as age Oi clone upon lUc ,,,c . ,,t.s.r "A cara
with y -h. c cJT lots. .-.,,. - t,,o.f.r q fo
20 head l2y3 NJ ~ gs.c % ~ 80 OF LIB u 90 &C 's ~
each. al of ~ lOc.. l21p n az lOtc o - 10
xev a, 10 O. and secis Ia al IOrc o. ID VIZ" J."
of . 70 h Al C.. n, lsss <lO .,....
f,saV a McPherson for ". AIerton Illinois slers
1852 H. 95,c, 90 n aud 81 csch ~ o. y ID 4. ~ 2
a ~ NJ At Iuc 80 n ~ 10 &C., 50 ~ and of 'o'
al lie 10, Win II OF lG2 ~ ~ y'ica % To-
erbaoh for klOper & 20, western ftrct- i'vyy
n Al yIa H. less JOc each II OF l,l52 10 ~ loc - oA
,z 10 At zoe and $40 added. with ~ OF Lao" Id A' iV'0
57 y AMI so or tbs lot - ,,.-.,- -. , On, -, al
I0i.o IS Ii Of 1880 at lOsc; aud ~ oi lZ9% 10 At
~ nonne for s. w. Allerton Missouri cate, head
ron oh oxcv cwt 0G, % n 10 Of l35l 70 M u>.-,
sss,l3 Of Al lO1c lsss 81 OF l'i1 10 al
ami o JoU lOsc, vita VI l,i26 at ii c. Do 10 less
~ zach. II, ,yu.,.-. o.,na , n, at
l0i,c 5E u and 81 y head - .,,,. OF, M
"vg C,yEs-Ibsss plenty today. VIA III cars
. A. cara Washington Market and a cars AZ
Ey st. nAksE 100 calves and sii they soil msi
ns yricss nearly sustained In cme
~ ~ ~ snbp tled The rates DC for buttermE
% lin miII ysa Ca97c for fair 10 good cAlves &C. Tor
r,ir,a and er for choice Jerseys =. - -, ,
pfns ~ 90 sold a69 all at srtieth st via
ror i20 o. st ee Of 1870 10 half fed st ec 10 Of izo ~