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The New York herald., 1876-10-21
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Princess Gortschakon is at Baden-Baden.
Ex-senator Doolittle is at the Centennial
Meteors have been flashing across England
General O. 0. Howard is on his way to Idaho.
La Liberfs ikens Gladstone to Peter the Hermit.
Hayes has been advised to resign the GovernorshiA
Ex-Governor Bross, OF Illinois, is speaking in New
Jersey.
The price of the HERALD today and hencetorh ciH
be three cents.
Keen, a bicyclst, did mile In two minutes city
six seconds.
New York Hotel
by heavy rainfall
Congressman Samuel J. Randall, of Philadelphia, Is
at the Hoffman House.
The Paris Exposition OF 1875 by the Centen-
nia will have a medical staff
Queen Isabella has had her photographs distributed
among the soldiers OF the Spanish army.
Chici Justice William b. Richards OF the Supreme
Court OF Canada. is al the wcstmoreland HOTEL
Senator Frclnghuysen, OF New Jersey, has q strong
element in his party working against his ELECTION.
Rev. Dr. Stebbns tho most popular preacher OF San
Francisco TO marry wealthy lady his congrcga.
tion.
A Louisiana democrat lost his arm By the explosion
of cannon and now he offers $50 rcward for the da,
mond sleeve button.
The Earl Of Rosebcry and Mr.. +. H. Barring, OF Lon
don, arrived from Liverpool In the steamship Russis
and arc at the Brcvoort House.
A London street sweeper stabbed his mistress, ant
his defence before the that she put the din
ner on the table without its gravy.
Lord Stratford de Rcdclifc, who long kept Czs
Nicholas at bay writes TO tho London Tines ndvisingt
peace in which Turkey would receive all the benefits
correspondents writes that when anybody is ru
GO Data hc
horses taken for the OF the rc BRIGADE and tn
driver (somctmos) noagcd BY the pocs authorities
poor man. who on Wednesday looking nbou
town TO borrow somc money. found pockctbook con-
tanning $500. Seeing advertisement OF the loss in
the HERALD he returned 1t to the owner, and reluo
tantly received $50 for his trouble.
From the Erening Tcfcgram:-sswe love tho mill
tary,v and think that every regiment should have
proper regimen. The Hardee men OF the long rnarcI
and the bivouac fire deserve The ration al treat
vhen tho buglc gives notice Tor the plac.tune
begin. Being Of the fact that the quarter
masters department Of Uncle Sans service is not ru
on the luxurious basis VIC furnish ssmessv mem
which will do admirably for extra occasons-
siouSr
a la Mousquctairc.
! Drum FISH, with muscle sauce well peatcn
Pike, 10 bc taken cold. Sword ISM
SIorpeao hs Win curry or any other strong powder
ENTREES
Pluck, at discretion. Outlets
Hcar, stuffed with courageL
ROAST
Spare RIBS OF sitting Bull
VEGETABLES
>Bcats sustained oy tho encmyL Any others thatS
can bo skrmishcd up
POULTRY.
The goose step, OF courso-mustercd sauce !
Elau
DESSERT
fruits oil victory Gunpowder
WINES.
Any sort The more grape, the better ]
The New York herald., 1876-10-21


TIE HUNCHBACK. at +. NJ. Matinee at 80 p n.
NIBLO's GARDEN
BABA, atsP.M Matinee at ! soP.M
ACROSS THE odN2TIkAr B9wEEy TI,EAIhE I'll M,,.apu
Oliver Doud Byron
rwo o,,u TNIos sSV4RE THE THEATRE;
BOOTHS THEATRE.
H. Bang. and Mrs 4 Agnes booth %, Matinee " % A.
LYcEuM THEATRE.
LADY OF LYONS. At 7. NJ. Matinee at 80 p M.
PARK THEATRE.
SWEETHEARTS and TOM COBB, at r. NJ.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
GRAND NATIONAL XHIBITION.
GILMokE's GARDEN.
BARNUM's CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. at and P. NJ.
LIFE NTH Matinee AsrSgf snEsnMs r. aa,;s oosA.n
NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
Open from "a. NJ. TO 1oP NJ.
THOMAS GRAND coScEkr. asaP NJ
8HRLrcH ARBEiT. At 7, NJ.
r.crx rows GRaSp E,s1s orERA HOUSE
VARIETY. atsPM
SAN FRANCISCO MIEsTRELs.
tsP n. Matinee M2P.M.
CHATEAU MABILLE
VARIETY at r. NJ. Matinee mt 2P. NJ.
KELLY Icons MINsTRELs,
VARIETY ..sf IDiA H. Matinee nrsss ss 2 h1GSA Il.
THEATRE COMIQUE.
VARIETY, at 8 +. NJ. Matinee ut . /. NJ.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
VARIETY AND DRAMA. At 7:4o r NJ Matinee at 2 Pm.
THIRD AvENUr THFATRl.
VARIETY. at ST. NJ. Matinee at p. N.
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.
VARIETY, at sP NJ
PHILADELPHIA THEATREa
GEOLOGICAL GARDEN
FOX'S AMERICAN THEATRE.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
1dE BLACK CROOK.
KREUTZBERG'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM
THE GREAT SIEGE OF PARIS
billy, from g A. NJ to 10 NJ. Of the Philadelphia
2ain Exposition Building.
PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM
Sinth and Arch streets TWO ORPHANS.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of the HERALD to-day and hence
forth ,oiH be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21
WITH SUPPLEM ENT.
KKw YORK. SATURDAY, OCTOBER q. 1876.
WALL STREET YEsTxRDAY.-The

From oer reports this morning the probabilities
are that the scedther today ,ciH be rainy.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

family at distance was in distress and SUI
fering, he would not find much comfort ID
these curt words in reply to an appeal fo'
common Justice.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price of the HERALD to-day and hence
forth ,ciH be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of The HERALD to-day and hence
forth tcM be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of the HERALD to-day and hence
forth tciH be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of the HERALD to-day and hence
forth triu be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of the HERALD to-day and hence
forth ,ciU be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of the HERALD to-day and hence
forth triN be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of the HERALD to-day and hence
forth ,cW be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price of the HERALD to-day and hence
forth ,ciU be three cents
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of he HERALD to-day and hence
forth ,cA be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of the HERALD today and hence
forth sciH be three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

The price Of the HERALD today and hence.
forth ,riu lie three cents.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21
MUSEMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND KVENNG.

wAILACK'S THEATRE.
FORBIDDEN fRuIi, at $ 7. N. Matinee at 30 r. N.
BROOKLYN THEATRE.
THE HUNCHBACK. at = L. NJ. Matinee at 80 r. n.
The New York herald., 1876-10-21

BABA ats P. NJ. Matinee at 80 T. NJ.
BOwERY THEATRE.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT. ats +. NJ. Matinee At 2 p "
Oliver Doud Byron.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-10
Your obedient servant,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.

THE Democratic State Convention in
Louisiana has nominated Gen. Frank
Nichols Of st. Landry Parish for Gov.
ernor, and Louis A. Wilt, formerly
Mayor of New Orleans, for Lieutenant
Governor. These are considered strong
nominations. Gen. Nichols is one ofthe
most popular men in the State, but he
has never sought Office. Indeed, he re-
peatedly declined to have his name used
for the nomination which he had just re-
ceived, and which was absolutely forced
upon him. Mr.. Wilt was Speaker in
the organization of the Legislature in
January, 1875, and by the wise discre-
ton which he displayed when the Con-
servative members were illegally ex-
PEELED at the point of the bayonet, he
won the respect even of his political OPP
ponents. There is no doubt that with
this ticket the Democrats can carry the
State by very large majority in Novem-
Der, if bayonets do not rule.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-10

must evidently be the restoration of the
nominal operation of the Constitution
of the United States with all its amend
ments. The necessities of war cannot be
pleaded in time of peace. The right of
local self-government, as guaranteed by
the Constitution, must be everywhere re-
stored, and the centralized-almost per.
sonal-imperialism which has been prac-
ticed must be done away with, or the
first principles of the Republic will be
lost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-10
A GOOD WORD FOR TILDEN.

Permit me in conclusion to express
my satisfaction at being associated with
a candidate for the Presidency who is
first among his equals as a representative
of the spirit and the achievements of re-
form. In his official career as the Exec
utive of the great State of New York, he
has, in comparatively short period, re-
formed the public service and reduced
the public burden so as to have earned
at once the gratitude ofhis State and the
admiration of the country. The people
know him to be thoroughly in earnest.
He has shown himself to be possessed of
powers and qualities which fit him in a
great degree for the great work of refOr-
nation which the country now needs,
and if he shall be chosen by the people
to the high Office of President of the Uni.
ted States, believe the day of his inaug-
uration will be the beginning of new
era of peace, purity and prosperity in all
departments of our government.
1 am, gentlemen,
Your obedient servant
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
To the Hon. John A. MCClernand, Chair
man, and others of the Committee of
the Democratic National Convention.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-10
HENDRICKS LETTER.
He Accepts the Nomination for the
Vice Presidency.

the ST. Louis P2agform-Scath-
ing RsVie0O ofMs CorynbtiOnS Of the
Present ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tie
RESUMPTION Act Necessary to restore
Py0sbeyity-Ho7V Resumption can be
E6Scted-HiS Ne7VS on CtVII SYVice
Reform, Common Schools, etc.-Re-
form the Leading Idea ofthe Letter,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-10

Col. HENRY o. KENT, of New Hamp-
shire, member of the Liberal Republi-
can National Committee of 1872, pub
fishes letter declaring that he is for
Tilden and Hendricks The best men
among the Liberals remain true to the
cause ofreform.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-10
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 4.-The follow

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 4.-The follow
ing is the text of Mr.. Hendricks letter:
INDIANAPOLIS, July "a, 1876.
To the Chirman of the st Louis Convention;
l have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your communication, in which
you have formally notified me of my
nomination by the National Democratic
Convention at st. Louis, as their candi-
date for the Office of Vice President of
, 1876-03-19
THE SM0W-SIQRM.

AZ eyeuing ahades were d1rkeninH
And the aky became more gray,
Ihh ICY breath OF Winter
Rushed, whaling. on It's way
Tht frost-sprltes. clad III their dsinty rooAs,
Fell to the Earth below;
But the queer folk there saw nau8ht but elnud3
And hakes Of feathery anow.
They fell on the dry and withcrad Earth
With whispered words ct love:
Waile thicker and thicker grew the nx
With wh,rling SHOW above.
The noWcre neat1c4 closer still;
flushed weTo the ulurmurs or the r11l;
But the robin piped in Ilaintive ycirs;
As il he thought that he must rejoice
The drifting SNOW fen On fence and te1d,
And beepanKed tha golden hair
Round glIlah face th3a had Just pscpod ou1r~
a face THAI Was young and fair.
Tho blue eyes gazed on the sceno Without
With the anow-nAkes over all,
A they fell On river, copse, and brake
and the elm-tteea, weird and tall
The red check rested upon her hand.
Aa the fair, sweet face looked down;
While the snow fell fast On the NindoH-s1is
And against the lattice brown.
Her pw1rs-down Anood unloosed tta band.
Revealing neck Of pearl,
And the Eroat~sp1ited threw ghttetfox uae
osT the head of tho lovely g1rl.
GoxHEL.A II. Wu.1&as~ ',
, 1876-03-19
MUSIC.
AT HOME.

[ THE EVENTS OF TIE WEEK.
The music Of the past week has included tws
| concerts by tho Boston Philharmonic Club, On.
On tho South Side and one On the West Side
both of which we're largely attended and sue
cessful; q concert at Farwell Hall by the we'll
known Mende'ssonn Qulntet;e Club; a ropeti
ton ut the Michigan Avenue Church OF tho 'tOlG
Folks Concert ~; and tho unal performances Of
tho RichinEs-Bernard troupe at The Museum.
All these have been reviewed at the time Of
their occurrence. There are sesercl interesting
events announced for the coming week, tho first
| Of which is
sIR- BALATEAs BENEFIT.
Mr. Balatkn takes his annual benefit This even
ing at the North Side Turner Hall The pro-
gramme is an excellent one, and consists of tho
overture to ''aierry Wives Of Windsor -; 6chu-
mann's 1.-TWO Grenadiers,'' to be sung by Alr.
Livermaun Vleu1temps' grand polonaise, play
ed BIZ Mr.. Do Cle1que; and ~ aria from. LA
Favorita," which will be sung by M1, Albert
Schwarz. The concert will cioee with tho SECOND
act CT wilhelm Tell. )" With solos by Mrs. Nc
Cure and MesB1e. SchultZe, Greiner, aud Ber-
eghy, and q triple chorus by the members OF the
Liederkranz Society. There wes full and sat
iafactory rehearsal Of this act in Turner Hall last
Wednesday evening, which wRs OF q character to
warrant the expectation Of IN admirable ner-
=" AoF|tA
will be proportionate to Dir. Baiatkas long
service in the musical interests Of the city.
NCs1cAL COLLEGE so1aEE.
The next regular soiree Of the Chicago Musi-
cal College will be given tomorrow evening in
:he parlors OF the College Building. No. 1873 Wa
bash avenue, with the following attractive pro-
g1anme:
!. Ma1den's Vish "-riano snd violin. Taborogskv
N.ts AaseI abaud'ng and :lfr. 4. Ea.*serst:
Rissss Emma Philpot and Hot,. Simms.
8 o. Earcarole ,7e,as1..os.
0' b. ChssEtras Pieces Nos. 4 and t( .ueode!ssonn
Nes Ee!!e Temple.
1. Sc5ezzo-op. 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cnor!n
-N.ss Ida P1erte
+. Thou Everywhe1e' .Laehner
4iflss Hattie Simn.s,
{. Hocturue-op. 81, No. o.2..............Ct .Ctorin
A1ss Ueya No1yee.
Z. Eouate-f.ano aud ylsEn Schumsnn |
1essys. ). UGttst1tdt and 4. Ru,ssertf. /
O. so&nal ..6ehira
. 4Ni6s Eta Hurt.
y. AeiooS .Tab0roKBky
Ni$s Jttls0 Dodn< and As. Il. BussstrtL
10. Schiller March. Iir7t
Hiss Sarah Cor}fy.
1ho particular interest in the College possin
Just nov 10 the distribution OF the bonora for the
present year. There are three grades OF these.
W.: The diplomA, which Is only issued to those
Who are graduated the gold medsls, which are
esoed to three OF the most capable pupils and
, 1876-03-19

The Atlantic Monthly, in the couraa Of d csro-
full and Intelligent notice Of DR.. Won Bnlou's
concerts in Boston, saFs:
The thing that struck Us most forcib1y Vac the rer
{ection Of balance Neret was man better noi.aa
with great qualities moro beautifully bened tlsn
von Buow In reading tie many notices Of his plav-
'nR that have appeared IN Boston and New YORK
general tendency there seems to be to deny him any
expressive power in playing; fault has heen found
That b. is moderate Il times perhaps over-mo
in the use he maker Of what musicians ca thc masns
Of e1presnon IL very true, but cannot SEQ that Ie
erer fails to gain the enGs Of expression. Ne caunos
, 1876-03-19
of form and simplicity of arrangement bv fo,,.
n tffx n1a AeIEk

of form and simplicity Of arrangement bv fo,..
OF this elegance No'ss
THE GREY COLLECTION OF HARVARD coE,vo.
Which wa5 tirst reproduced gives IA ali ~. e,
masters pretty nearly, and opens wonds,sn d. ";
ease OF way to educate the eye. It can't hnt ha
beneficial to any one to look up and ses ;t;,s, %
graceful curves and flowing lines, tor inst.na. a
On his walls, or Michael Angssto's strong fsee,,
pretttnesses that thin purses have in tba p0 neas
nduised in. because the great works wern M. r>ss
the reach Of any but the millionaire. Now 49, 81
Ar: Thin Purse finds himself In the ascendes "i3sa
sca1s OF fortune, ha will not know now to lug
day has yet to learn in many cases. 20
, 1876-03-19
THE GAME OF CHESS

CHICAGO caEss CLun-Sos. GO aud IS Wssbfn,+,.
street; open from i. N. to 10 p. m.
Chess plaSers meet daily 1t the fremont Hou.. r.,
caange] and the Sherman House (Dascnent),
All communications intended for this depsrtn,n,
should be addressed to THE Ta1DCsE, and indor,ns
"Chess."
, 1876-03-19

81. P. C.H-Tha problem is very welcome,
"Carofus," and otters.-1n Problem No II. m a
to 1t ext from to &. and where IS shs NM.
A. sccEe1, Riverside, 1l.-Dy singular coineid.oo1
the problem which you have taken tho tropho In .d
as original il identical with Of Herr Ardezss,n,
positions.
Correct solutions to Problem No. 16 received fror
Barrie. G. s. Powell, and D. s. Baldwin, city; A. !
Baxter, Sauyoo. ILL.,
, 1876-03-19
HEAVEN.

When once, about our cottage-door.
little. simple child, played,
The sky to me Uas the great t!oor
OF the grand house that God had made
And the bright stars that met my sight
We're ougel-Tatchmen Of the night.
Then childish faith and lore could see,
III every lonely, dalksome place.
The Father looking down 1T lne,
And smiles upon His loving face
The Heecy clouds that SzlvcrT ahaue
We're gltmpses of the dreas While Throne.
IN the far west, ut soft twilight,
A1.li1 the beatus Of red and gold,
DID Heaven y gates OF peariy white
So often to my sight unfold
At every eve fny 6out Eneit there.
Borne IN the Hlngs Of ch1.dhoou's pr3yc1
All ne! that lore aud childish trust
With ch'lGhood's years weEe soon outgzown;
The things Of time, Of sense, Of dust.
hid frotn my Soul Gods Great White Throne.
And the worldfs MANSIONS lowered high,
uiding the gates in tho western aky.
Heaven became place unknown.
Like some far city 'cross The Eca;
God stern king upon throne,
Who cared 10 moro to smile on me:
And unbeijef hid from 1uy sight
Ito sugef-watchers Of the nlght,
The world rraa beautiful and fair;
loved its glittering. dazzling toys;
b1tuefe1 ai4 ltB G1ILa 30 fafer
And gave my soul to all its joys.
The PAIN to Heaven dark became,-
! lost my way, nor asked the same.
With pity the good Father'a eye
Watched DER me while went astray:
he sent an angel from On high,
And took MY little child away.
uow we'll the good, wise Father knew
That would turn aud 9ollow too.
Then earthly things to 1no were uaught:
1onged to find that city fax;
Amid Its atfangers one aought,-
TtAt child Of mine,-a dweller there.
lenged 10 walk the golden street,
Its dear, sweet face once c1oru to meet.
YearH have paased. Tn travelling Htill,
So worn and weary, old and gray;
I've almost reached the Western hill;
The sup goes down, It's clo5iug dsy.
Amid the besms Of red aud gold
That little child the gates unfold.
ira. =, T. Peru. EeNlrovd.
, 1876-03-19

md Casually remarked: II dare say there vas
3 woman At the bottom OF It," when somethinr
trauspred that made him grasp his head in both
handa and rub il dellfiously, "a if there had
4haAn vomAn 1t the top OF it--Brook}yn Arous.
, 1876-03-19

(a} Not 90 good II to !, 1t invites Ter1 fdsA
midable attack.
10y to ch at once would have been better q. e.
20 10 4 ch-Kt to IA: 10. to RIO to Q3s
II. Castes-b to 2; T.. Il takes 1t At Z 70 nfss
b; 3..b takes kt ch-k to Q3; -. b takes hi 70
etc.
{e) The quckcst and sureat road to victory.
, 1876-03-19

NOTES,
The score in the match between Messrs Steinitz md
Backhurne at last accounts stands - foowa: Stein.
it,, 5; Blackburne, o; drawn, Q.
In Paris, recently, IL Rosen:hal played twenty.nins
games simultaneously without sight Of board or men.
winning twenty-five, losing one, and three drawn-
The Swedish wood-carrer, oestezgren, i, preparing
chessboard for exhibition at the Centennial ths
pieces Of which snbolca Of the struggle between
un1tranontan;sca and tho modern spirit IN Germany.
On one side CT the board appear the Emperor William
Bismarck and the Minister Fa1k as Bishops; ths
Knights Prussian Uhands, and the PawDs arc sol
diers and recruits On the oheT side stands Plus X
as Kiug. while his Queen Is abbess holding
bper well nigh burned out- The Bishops arc carui-
nails, the Knights are MONKS riding asses and thu
PaTus are monkeys On foot.
, 1876-03-19
CHESS IN GRAND RAPIDS,


The following game, between Measrs- Aberom and
Shinkman, 1aa played 1t Grand Rapids tow weaks
aons
, 1876-03-19

CHESS N CHICAGO,
The following game Was latey played If tho Tremoai
Exchange between hr. Rodis, Of Milwaukee, and III.
Haughton, Of the Chicago Chess Club:
, 1876-03-19
WHITE
WHITE
Thite 70 Play and mate IN three noras.
SOLUTION TO PROBLEM NO. IL.

- Variation ~ In Problem No l5 published f1sf
week. WAS rather "a tEixed.n It should have read l. q
to B7-Kt takes P; =. 1t takes r, etc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24

nfllH' fom ll'. ioi6'sci maH,sl quietslaes
ta1l lualifmthr season Co. quote
gaN"' ln iller la.ri I1 pnis, sc
] rH''i supply Urut.
no. ialin -amoh light Fancy touls.
''',' ',roi choice, uTi Prime tNct nlF llp.
oNlI. -lu sacks, liverpool, inr ennr.r.
nn, ~ hi ONO llVer iI tarnih, nue, d n.
lulIlr 10 barrels " %, hllu, BE- ptf sark,
7urply light, mhrktl 4ulch.
HAll-hrAuulHiod, hS tho barrel, ~, .e.
,llWhUl' l-'aT poNdofnd, lakn, primu pOw !
Nrltui ~ luNrfi eollrr A, r,cnhrr q, ~ AZ.
,hplsg lhulslnna, luc, prime, pec,dty mlL
NJ Market qulrt supply ample, A llso Ia
NHN orleans ANA New York imported,
quiet, supply good,
AR-u0mmOu. liam cents, dnuhI,
strength, 1nW6lc.
APPld'S-prlcd, l2Sc for choice, he, for
pune l9r, l9r SLATE, supply smonlh,
POULTRY --Stook lgiG domAnd good,
ei 10 pct dozen for chlckVua
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
FRUITS AND Nuts.

APPLES-Are scarce; they nre quoted nj
SNNlO per barrel; fOr extra choice medium 81
market dun supply small,
ALMONDS-F eriuRuru nom gSG2jc per NJ
RANANAS--F ON Slcti per bunch.
FlGS-ln layer per pound, 2Oci no drum
figs In Use market; small pin boxes by the
~, " 10.
lllMONS-Are advancing and are quoted
NJ 81 6O@7 ~ per box,
URANaES--s re scarce and quoted nj ~ N
@N Oe per hundred for the MosNuR No Pat
ormO or Louisiana in market.
DEANS Are scarce, at l2lyc per pound
They Hrr quoted In New York ut llc
RAISlNS-Layur, per box, 81 jOG3 75ai 90
for Foudun IS.
WALN ifrS-GrGnoble are quoted at 100.
.COCOANrrS-Are quoted az 2 % por hun
drcd.
PEA NUTS Tennessee firm at lO9l2c per
pound.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-24
u,,o,vs,nr snooEnY MARKET

BACoN-Clear Sides ilN@l5c; supply am
ple: market good. ..-t,.s do.
dining. 2J cents according TO grade freSil
country. ,-~,o.. s,rrl,, nm.
Pile. ,,,.,- 49, "a cents according Ia
"a Dallas Candy Mandatory IA.
sTUEESE-- Western, li@lB.
CnAI, OII-Market bare; % cents IN par
rolls, i'm cases 81 65@sl 20. -,s.,,,e ,,,,
I'd cfS0FFEE~Old good JavaS5gsee;,Rlo cn ,oct
23lIc; prime. &c; com MON a ap npward ten.
ample; demand fair, win an up""i'
ue CORN NEAL Supply good; oored' '''i
,nhoited, IS cents per bushel; r., .ho hast,
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