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W. v. LYTE. J.P. MURpgr.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
W. ". LYTB.
TOR SALE.

Improved and unimproved property in
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
OF Texas. ..
For Ient-Dwellings and business houses In
the city of Dallas. Special attention paid 10
abstraoting and perfecting titles and estab.
fishing land claims; also, 10 the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, BY
III W.F.LYTE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Ne. 100 Damar street.
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NORTH. SOUTH, EAST or WEST
Centennial Exhibition
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

THIS GREAT INTER n AriONA Al, EMIL.
billion, designed 10 commemorate the one
llundredth Anniversary OF American hide.
pendonce, opened May 10Th, aud will CLOSE
November 10th, 1875. An the Nations ni the
world aud all tho States and I, rritorlos OF
the Union VIII participate, bringing togoth.
or the most comprehensive collection Ot art
treasures, mechanical Inventions scientific
discoveries, mahnlncturlng achievements,
mineral specimens, and agricultural pru-
ducts ever exhibited. Tho grounds devoted
To tho Exhibition are situated on the line o (
the Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace
four hundred and nny acres Of Paramount
Park all highly improved aud uruamontod,
On which arc erected the largest buildings
ever constructed-hVe of these covering an
area OF ntty acres ana costing SUlu,UNU The
total number of buildings erected for the
lrol
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TOBACCO ANDgIgARS.

TOBACCO--ls worth fr'n 5Og75c, accord
ing to quality; The matet is declining;
the stock Is large and the dmand very good.
ARS-Worth from " ,1S 90 for domeS-
tic with Havana filters. Mtket is dull; sup
ply ample, demand fair.
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CONNMCrION.s.

~ TENABk ANA, with all trains ON ~,
Louis Iron Mountain Il. X. for ali polnls
North, East ana Southeast.
AZ LONGNlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NEplA, With trains ON the International
~ IL. l9r Tyler, Palostlne, Houston, CALVES,
Az DALLAS, with trains North aud South
gn louSt"n aud Texas Central X. Il. for
SHERMAN, Paris, BouhRm, MnKinnoy. Cnr.
TIN ''' '''''
NJ SiRENEPORr, with regular limo of
Mst CttN steamers tor New Orleans.
lNlA llHt, teaiug fully ouutppaa with all
houtlh improvements, such IN Wrestling.
mouse Ar lHhkes aud Mlllor Truss Platforms
ana coupler, ~ unsurpassed for
Hnnnh- Eniniu and Claimant
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Every Democrat in The State
SHOULD TAKE Till
TEN YORK WEEKLY EXPRESS,
SHOULD TAKE THU

Tho Loading Democratic Journal of the
metropolis. The best News, Literary, polit.
cnl ana commercial paper ever ISSUED In the
wy OF New York, or the SEMI.WEEKIN
ENPkfss, lie will then keen Thoroughly
posted an the Political, Commercial and
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tHlly solicit one or mOrekDemocrats In oach
town or election district IN tho country 10
help extend tile circulation OF tho Weekly
Express, feeling satisfied that "a full cuuiVn.
loht WIZ he rendered III II porusal Of It's col.
umns-that It's influence viii be felt In your
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ul tho dawn ~ purOr and better admins
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For the campaign wa viii pay the postage
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TOMMY rANMLsSInNENS.


.s,ric' No. Nv. II. Witt, Trinity Mills.
strict No. 2--r. j. Nash, Duck Greek.
strict No. Elem, G. BledSoc, HutchinS
strict No. IN, .. McAdams, Five Mile
JUSTICES OF TnE PEACE.
y9tInct No. Nv. W. Peak and +. G
Scnct No. ID r. Blewett, Richardson
helmet No. Sc. +. Myers, Duck Creek,
helmet No. IA. b. Lanier, Hanght''
helmet No. 5---S saunders, Lancas'
helmet No. G. Joseph II. Stewart Cedar
helmet No. I'd. W. Nicely, Eagle Ford.
helmet No. S--Juhn Preston. Grapevine
CONSTAELtS.
lcncl No. Ia. H.Hardin. Dallas. -,
helmet No. ID. N, SalmonS, IilhllS
d, n,,,,
Peinct No. 81. N. bergman, Duck
BIZ. ,,
helmet No. 4-Jas. II. sullivan Haught'
hcInct No. 5-Robert George, Lancaster
helmet No, 7-Eaglc Ferd.
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9ailg GERALD,
.nN An TEXAs OENTRAL.

,,r.roN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
hJO' Arrives
n,south mailund expressl.. 7.ij n. m
pm w., Nnfth lmali ana eApress)- B;2j y. m
lnh g auth, recommendation $50 a. III
rUl W.. Worth, accommodation 300 p, IN
'o' TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
EvpTpSg. ...,.,,, 700 y, IN. H.2O y. IN
iii' hn,Upoiatl0n ....,... $3.50 n. IN, lO;lj D. m
'o' ,,6 Freight,.,"..",1'2O .. M. 1915 a. IN
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Centennial Cards,

Il, herald has just received large as
NJ 'Vhotltal Cards." and print
n p" order at 50 u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON
NorueH, Call early.
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THE MAILS.
Northern Mail.

NOtlh'htt HhNis
OK and y. L. r., comprising western,
la n'",n and eastern states, New York and
,Nt lu,,s mails, arriyesnt 5;2j p NJ; departs
y liam, Pouch closes at II IN.
'"' Southern Null.
rn orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
'e" lloustOn, Austin, Waco, and all other
iTrN.,' IN southern Texas, arrives vt 7:ij a
p'II anirtS nj e:45 p IN. Pouch closes at 8 p m.
EASTERN Mail,
I'd. p and P. R.R., comprising southern and
lI"itt',,sates, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
IE Little Rock, and shreveport, and all
I-t,Srn Texas, arrives daily ri lO:Oj p III; de-
.,,,s daily vt G;l5 p III. Pouch closes ut 8
l"' western Mail,
Can, Fort Worth, Cleburnc, Gfanbury,
l.atberford, Decatur, PalO Pinto, JaCksbOrO
N western posts, arrives at 400 p IN; de-
m at 500 m.
Cedar EiIII Mail.
relsr Hill, Mansfield, Alyarado and Cross
-cIgs, arrives at 4 p IN "Wednesday and
sunday; departs Monday and Thursday at
'"' Benton Mail.
pD,on, Bolivar, Elizobethtown, Boyd's
Nh, Lewisville and Trinity Mills, arrives
tin m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
gg,f.sat o. u. N. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
,rys every Monday at 1 p. III. Departs
Iaslay at u. IN.
OHice iOurg.
nliyery window, ; a, m. to p. m. money
II, IN. To II m, ana from p.
r0lp. m. Stamps sold from II. III. 10
AM Letters registered only during money
Hynh0urs.
,iErs,ns having complaints against the
sf5n any account, will please present the
.ge ~ writing or in person, to the Post.
lEe
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via tho
Houston and Texas Central nv
Trains Lenve

Trains arrive and depart from Dallas as
follows:
Accommodation Through Express
Leaves nth ll:20 A. NJ Leaves nth .7:i5 A. NJ
Leaves s'th 500 Y. N Leaves s'th 026. p. n
y. WALDO, DURAND,
den1 Ticket Agt. Gen'l Supt.
New York City Freight and Ticket Once
3i5 broadway. aI
#. l.. MANCHESTER, Agent.
Visitors to above cities Will md these OF.
fees pleasant place OF resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers Will be
found.
J. DURAND, GenI' supt
J. WALDO. Gen1 Ticket AGENT. fi
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Speed, Safety and Comfort.
Pullman !aIlI, Sleeping ls,s

., Lthyo Dallas att p. m, daily (SundayaeN.
oopted running through 10 ST. Louis with
out change.
Sections aud horths In through slpcpmp
cars can Ice secured NJ any time during thr
day ON application at Ticket ofiico, corner OF
Lamar ANA Pacific Avenue,
Passengers uro rcquosted tn obtain reliable
Information uf tho superior advantages Of
TINS Srcnt through lime before selrutluI
thelr route, Thus enabling the I. To- purchase
others,
Amy Information IN regard To rates OF
Freight or Passage win be- chcerfuily nirn-
lshod, ana claims for OverchHrge, loss or
damage etc, will meet prompt attention II
addressed TO
", II. NEWMAN,
General Frughtnnd Passenger Agent,
Marshall, Texas.
GEO. NOZZLE, General superintendent
MARSHALL, roAHs
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~ ShTR De LION LODGE No. s, meets
~ thursday evening. 7. NJ. MierS' T. y
m Aiu3lSpaugh, c. c.; Richard Morgan, "
n u McCullNm, PIelnte; y. l.. Rlchalu-
IhosN' M H. ana s.; Jos. swain. Master-m1,
h HssS,u; Leigh, NJ. of f.; Paul Furst, ~ OF
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

obtluE on IHE HERALD.
DALLAS, Texas, July NJ 1870.
MONETARY.
,.,, w. ~, mone'ary market Is spmew hat string.
,,ut iol outside business, hut there IA nnnf,
clHl trade. "n' "ilhleI-
NlLNFR-Pflcrs nominal
rWT1Uss Wy nll,e gold or silver In market,
premium, '"'' '""N'
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SOCIETIES..



u Masonic bodies meet Mt so Main street.
EC. NJ. Wheat'S store.
lLLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal AtGh
Inns, meets at the Chapter Rooms III tue
lOf Dallas, ON the arst Monday Ill eacn
Eh.
|sEpH L. FISHER, Secretary.
LODGE, No. 81, 7, q n, a.,
sS on the second and last Saturday even
EOfeach month, at the MASONIC HAL
HENRY BOIL, W. NJ
B, LoUCKX, Secretary.
lALLAS LODGE, No Az +. a A. NJ
NJ on the first and third Saturday even,
/ Of every month, Mt its hall over u NJ
BEATS store, ON Main street. -, A
'PADGETr, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
SHILLERBUND LODGE NO. 2S, l.; ~
d meets every Thursday night Az Ouu
lows Hall. j, GROSSMAS, N w.
!. WAGNER, Secretary.
traa Lodge, /. 0. 0. F., meets NJ hlen'
GNn, Dallas county, every "Wednesday
ping at half-paSt O'Clock.
Il. 8. VOORHEES,, N. u"
b. HOWE, Secretary.
EDGELEX ENCAMPMENT No. q, |. U
H. meets on the first and third Frluay
Els In each month, ut the Odd feii1ws
" j. X. DAVIS, 1. Il
WAGNER, Scribe.
gALLAs LODGE No. A, |. o. .. f., meet e, !
Every Wednesday night, at INC oaH ! o.
p Hall. b. CANDY, N Il.
gSlNITY LODGE No.l9S 0. .. + = meeu
~ Monday nightat Odd Fellows mn;
~ c. II. CALHOUN, N'a'
4 luELEY, Secretary. - m
IAOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. o. d' l.
fS every Saturday night at the Iholh"
'~pei church. .,
II, SION s.. RECORD. W. T. l.
!. W. RECORD w. Secretary.
ttNNlrED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
n every Monday night Mt old Coiies
aldlng Elm street, Mt eight o'clock Y. NJ,
NJ. Il. FRANKLIN, VIZ
IA, RUSSELL, Il. $,
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NEW FEED sTo r E
~. Commerce stree. s'"th"e"' o.
-'- pub,ic square.

Dealers in -four Meal, s Generally nyiI lowest
oats and country pr9Sauv opr motto. Goods
Prices and Eail y, % sny part Of the city
delivered Free "sp' MOORE co.
Iune2-dlm
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Medical.

ssesIDALLAS MEDICAL and SURGiCAL
Il nMllATlON, IAeets regularly on me "a
X "h Tuesdays of each month, Mt J O'Clock
A. =, D. THURSTON, NJ. d., President
i |dRAHAM, NJ. D., Secretary.
~, T. A,-The Young Mems Christian
YV'aIlon Prayer Meeting Mt p. M, every
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R'Nni R'Ei;lI.

VpALLAS LODGE NO. 1877, B'NAl BIRTH
~ every second and fourth Tuesday ~
sslmonth. President, ID. Goslin; vice pres,
slN, Noise Kahn: secretary, Joseph ~
Swuli monitor, y. Goslin; treasurer, Eh"h
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DIED.

ANDYRsoS The remains OF Dr HENRY JAMES Az
pERsoN arrived this city on Saturday, the 10Th inst
The remains will lie 81. Gabriels church, Thirty
seventh street, between First and Second avenues
until Tuesday morning They will be taken thence on
Tuesday morning, al hafpast nine o'clock, 10 ST.
Patrick's Cathedral where a solemn requiem will
be offered for the rcpose Of hts soul Relatives and
friends and the societies or which the deceased
member are invited 70 attend AZ the Cathedral The
mombcrs Of the Society OF 81 Vincent dc Paul and OF
the Council and Parochial Committees Of the Catholic
Union are requested to be present
AYLIVYE-At West New Brighton, 8 l., on Saturday,
the 18th inst, EMILY daughter OF James X and Eliza
beth Aylfe, aged years and 3 months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, on Monday the
17th inst, at one r NJ precisely Trinity church
BEACH -On sunday January l6, At No. 24S East 49th
street. Mrk SARAH X BKAcH, In the S6th year Of hor
Funeral services on Tuesday. 18Th Inst. at hafpast
one NJ, at the First Presbyterian church. AZ Railway,
NJ J.
BRESAS --on Tuesday, l1th inst, OF consumption,
JAMES q W. BRxNAS
The relatives aud friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence
OF his brother Daniel Brennan 122 East S6th st., this
Monday Afternoon at halfpast two o'clock.
CALCUTr.--On Saturday, 10Th. inst, AMBROSE j., son
Of Doctor James Calcutt, Billlngarry, Tipperary
Ireland, In the Both year Of bis age
Relatives and friends Of the family will attend the
funeral from bis late residence 4I3 ID av. Tues
day, the 18th insL O'CLOCK p NJ, thence 70 Cal
vary Cemctry.
cAxraELL-on January IS, MlRcAREr CAMPBELL,
aged 80 years
FaaArs wIu taxa nlaes from the resIdepce OF her
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

suPRKSx CoURr-cHAxBxRs-H by Judge Bar
rett-rhird Mondays motion calendar
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TKRM-Held by Judge
hue-Demurrers-Nos 2, 4, S, 49, 90 % Law and
fact-Nos So a. 1861 2O2 23S 245 247 251 253 255,
9So 2 s Sss sSs 2s9 aS 2 2 80 $40 s s @ 5 aS 800 800 s
307 3Os, Al, 1s2
suPRrnE CoURr-GESKRAL TKRx-Hcld by Judges
Davis and Brady 1872 1913, 1874 1876 1896, 1872 200
loe III, l2O l29 l72, i2l l56, lo7 2ol ll2 o, 49,
supRxrx CouRr-crRcurr-Part Held by Judge
Van vorst--Nos. e47 974 1862, ll34, HOLY, 1887,
lO4l, 1l61, 1901. 929, 6l 7s9 us, 2l57 $40, $780,
2s0o 2lo9 S51, 500, 1850 $40 AL, 1l77, 22oo Part
2-Hed by Judge Westbrook-Case on, No. 1904
Part 3-Hed by Judge Lawrence.--Nos I7s4, CAS-
2077 1892, 927 23S4 2335, 1916 s47, 1895, 730, $780,
779 1885, 2S2S, l2O 224s 22IS, II, 2os5, GAS, 2ol4
SUPERIOR couRr-TRrAI TERm-Part Held by Chief
Justice MoneiL-Nos. ISL, ISL lSll, 1875, l743 s79
Held by Judge speir'-Nos ca. 1880, o42 eso, $50,
06o p6s, .l2S6 925 722 436, 952, 12ls S62, 11s2
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TKRN-Hed by Chief JUS
tce DAILY and Judges Robinson and Larremore $,
kocIrT rKRM-Held BY Judge J. F. Daly-Sos. Q,
IS, 10
Van HOesen.--Nos. 698 1929, 1902, 1850, bs3 COL,
500 SOL s92, $50 1899, 1157, 1879, lS23 3s3, 1093
Part 2-Hcld by Judge Van BrunL-Nos 1891. 1902.
i4l2 l4l3 l44 146, l4l6 l4l7, l4ls l4l9 1891 l422
1923 l424 1928 42o, 1921 l42S, 1880 l4Sl l452 laS
m.RrSE CouRr-TRrAL TKRw-Part Held by Chief
Justice shea-Nos. 3774, 39O6 6923 5924 S5l9 1886.
l2l4 GAIA 615s 6224, 6l6S. 6lO9, 3s24- 1875 1888.
Part 2-Held BY Judge McAdam NOS lsoS oSDO o59y,
2541, $3.50 3470 1904, 5l36. Part 3-Hed by Judge
Sheridan Nos 5040. 5l20 526 5Ss2 o366. 56S5, 6240
6241, COOS 503l 5775, 6293, 1880. 1856 sos.
CouRr oV UENKRAL SEssIoSs-Held by Judge Glider
sleeve.-The People vs. Henry Starr and William
Kelly robbery; Same Mary Blank and Patrick
Lovett felonious assault and battery; Same
Thomas Reilly and Henry Starr, feonious assault and
battery same George Knpert and Joseph F. Porter,
felonious assault and battery; Same VS.. Peter
McGuinncss and Hugh O'Bren, felonious assault and
battery Same James Brady, felonious assault and
battery Same rs. Frederick Bernard, feonious
saut and battery; Same vs.. John =. Mahon and
Robert A. Elliott, burglary Same IS John Green and
Frederick Meyer, burglary; same Anna Jackson,
grand larceny; Same Mary Bennett grand larceny.
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THE COURTS.
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Morgan.
THE SUNDAY RETURNS.


THE SUNDAY RETURNS.
The returns of the various precincts to this Court
yesterday showed seventy arrests. The majority Of
LefIerts, Of the Fifteenth precinct contributed ten
women, whom he arrested, while in civilians clothes,
for disorderly conduct in the streets.
THE EXCISE LAW.
The following named persons we're held in 500 each
for violation OF the Excise law:-William McKenna,
No so Eighth avenue; August Mentzler No 13S Eighth
avenue James Reilly No. las Seventh avenue, and
Edward Grady No. 220 Mott street
THE LAST OF THE SILVER GANG.
For several months gang of boys has infested the
neighborhood Of West Forteih street and Ninth
nue. which, from the larcenes of silverware Is
known the 'silver gang" On December "a the
gang stole $270 worth OF sverware from Morris Kahn
Of No. $50 West Fortieth street Officer Price, OF tho
Twenty ninth precinct arrested four boys after
the robbery, and OF them told where the goods
could be recovered. This information led the arrest
Of Marx Davis, OF No 10 Bowery, who was held for
ceivng stolen goods Yesterday officer Price brought
Thomas Hogan alias Pontiss TO Court and he held
TO answer Hogans name Is on the indictment, and he
will take his place with the other prisoners to-day in
General Sessions. when the case will be tried. With
the OF Hogan the 'silver gang' Is broken up.
Four OF its members In State Prison. and the other
four viii probably be sent there to-day.
DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT.
Timothy Kelly of No. 140 West Twenty ninth street,
agent Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals, and also especial sewing machine detec
tive.n fined $40 for disorderly conduct The
plainant Edward Roster OF No 90 Morton street,
who said he assaulted by Kelly at the corner OF
Sixth avenue and Thirteth street Kelly was remanded
to the station house, and Will be brought to court to-
day charge Of assault and battery preferred
by another person.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Jan. 10, 1876.
sagar-Demand fair and market hrm; holders are too
high buyers Nos 10 to II Dutch standard LAY 15x
reals arrobe; moasses sugar, Nos. TO TO- "a 81
ais, gold museoyado sugars fair, 51 5Z
reals in gold do fair good refining ga reals In god
centrifugal sugars Nos IL 13. in boxes IA reals in
gold stock warehouse Havana and Matanzas 1900
boxes and l05OO hhds Receipts OF the week $1,000
boxes and 1900 hhds Exports OF the week
the United States, 500 boxes and 5000 hhds.
quinta American Flour $50 $50 50 per bb
lean. Hams. S4S SSl per quntal for American sugar
cured Lard in kegs s4l $40 per quntsl do tins $a7
per quinta Onions 81 81 so per bbl., American.
Naval in fair demand Empty hogsheads, - IS
81 so White and yellow pine 500 a $50 in gold per NJ.
reals Molssses hhd. % % reals White navy beans
22A % reals per arrobe Chewing tobacco, $54 $57
per quinta Hoops rmer Freights surplus tonnage for
ali parts: TO the United States hrner; Europe
fiat; loading at Havana or ports the north
Of Cuba for the United States per box Of sugar,
s71c as loading a. Havana for the United States per
81 75 to Falmouth aud orders sos 81 Cd loading At
United States per hid Of molasse ~ 40 So 70 Fal-
weather Injuries the growing crop and holders advance rates
2i0 Exchange quiet; on the United States &c days
days gold ga "a premium short sight 5a 81 premium;
on London, l5H l6'z premium; on Paris, ga
premium.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsros, Jan IS, 1875.
llA.e good Ordinary lo1s Net receipts 49, bales EK
wise. .e0s. Sales. 2ool. Stock, So,s57
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. Is, 1876.
,ass low middnS lie good oriiusrS Zoe Net re-
ceips 1867 bales; gross 6el6 ExporsTo Great Britain
BOZ. .2s6.
Cotton steady; middlIng, 12'Sc; low mdding lIssc;
eOsstwiss, 59z sales 1900. Stock 75.65s.
SAVANNAH. Jan. Is. 1916.
Cotton easier lower grades better irregular; miadng
SS & ssea sGTS %sa1 SrsaA B,an s 60
the Continent sos; eoastwse, 5is Sales. lOoo Stock
CHARLESTON Jan. IS, 1879
Cotton-Demand good at lower rates; mldding l27s a
receipts IS" Iia7 bales Sales. 200 STOCK. es5i5
wMMScroS. G.. Jan ., 1875 t,,
quiet At 81 80 for strained Tar steady at 81 o.
Flour unchanged; sales. 100 s-eI SsIs Wheat dfa
Milwaukee club 81 40; No white Mehgsa q 40 extra
quiet No Canada held 81 2s 81 81 No DO 81 30 l9'
Nj Bay S iS T9n s Tss SS,sss %iSdSss
s2S a $50. - ,s ,sza
Recepts-Four, 800 bbls wheat 5000 bushels corn
SsS s VsSi s sSes So e IS5s o bushels
oats $1,000 do; barley 1000 Flour hrm and quiet.
200 S'Pas RS?!s
o gooa Psc nSnIy IS DC elevator SsS Oats rm NO sales
neglected Barley dull Canadian sold track
Pork dull SO so for heavy mess Lard dull at lso
ToLEpo, Jan. 15. 1876
Flour in fair demand hrm Wheat frmer; held higher;
No white Wabash, 81 AZ No: white Michigan 81 2s'
No do, 81 la extra do, 81 3S1s amber Michigan,
81 25; March 81 2o1s; April 81 32 No do 81 %; No
red winter, 81 25 January 81 25 March 92c No red,
81 os; rejected do. 93c Corn dmer; held higher; high
mixed. 46c1S January. 46'ie low do, &c No; white
46c. grade, 431sc 445ac Oats inactive. No held
365c. 30c offered, cash 3s1sc. April. Hogs - 10
s. 20, Recepts-6,OO0 bushels wheat 5000 do corn.
1000 do oats. Shpments3OO bbls hour, l2OOO bushels
wheat. 50, 900 do. corn, 700 do oats.
CHICAGO, Jan. rs, 1870
Flour qnet and unchanged Wheat active and higher;
closed with continued upward tendency; No ! sprng,
81 O9k No. do. 81 OF a. spot 81 OF H. February 81 O2A,
March; No do SilSc rejected 66fsc Corn quiet but
firm No. mixed, 431sc., cash: 42kc February. Oats
quiet but steady No 2 3Oc spot 3lc, February Bar
ley easier but not quotably lower at See spot sc Janu
airy 79ac February. Rye quiet but firm at &c Dressed
nogs in fair demand and higher $40 spot; Sl9 So
February; $40 IS sle 77 March Lard steady and firm
$l2 271s Sl2 30, spot; $l2 37 February; $l2 %,
March Bnlsmeats steady and nd hTm Whisksy u oS @ Ee
corn I3 600 oats 1000 do. barley 675 do. rye Ship
mentss 900 bbis -four, 5000 bushel. wheat 1900 do
corn 10000 do oats 5000 do. barley 1000 do rye
The New York herald., 1876-01-17
THE RESULT OF A SPREE.
Robbed BY A FELLow poARpER.
PoLICE COURT NOTEs.

The returns OF the Tombs Police Court yesterday
remarkably light there being only ny cases all
told. William Duckett was held to answer by Judge
Flammer charge OF attempting TO steal from the
person OF Henry j. McHugh, OF No. 800 Sixth avenue
while the latter passing through Ann street
Saturday afternoon.
Kate Moran, OF No. a. Thomas street woman Of
bad repute was held 10 answer at the Tombs yester-
day a charge Of stealing from Abraham Cohen, Of
the steamboat Narragansett Sl5 IN greenbacks
The New York herald., 1876-01-17
ON TO THE PARK.

The New York Elevated Railroad Company WILL on
Tuesday morning regular trains between the Bat
terry and Fifty ninth street The hrst trains in the
morning according 10 the time table, start from the
Battery at O'Clock and from Fifty ninth street at
6s and they followed short intervals by thirty
eight other trains either way Yesterday the road was
completed 10 the Park, and the company ran train
over II test IT, To-day excursion given by the
company their friends will be made the road.
The invited guests will join the officers at the Battery
from which the train leaves at 05, making the trip
TO the Park In thirty.four minutes
The New York herald., 1876-01-17
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge OtterbourR.

BURGLARY IN FOURTEENTH STREET.
James Hapine of No 425 West Fifteenth street, was
held in $1,000 to answer for burglariousy entering
Patrick Barnes liquor store No 5i0 East Fourteenth
street. and stealing bottle OF gin worth afty cents,
The robbery witnessed by the bartender, Michael
Harrington, who slept In the store, and who, after
sharp chase caught Halpine and handed HIM over to
the police