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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-17
CHINESE COINAGE.

China has no real coinage for pur-
poses of trade. Little bits OF silver
assayed and weighed, and dollars or
the Mexican Republic, battered out
of shape and classed one. two and three
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-17
WtT AND HUM0R.

Il am broken man. said poet.
$50 / should think was the answer;
ssfor i have seen your pieces
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-17

An Irish painter announced In an
Irish journal that, among other pOr-
traits. he had a representative OF
Death as large as life.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-17

Ladies are like watches pretty
enough to look at. sweet faces and
delicate hands, but somewhat difficult
to regulate after they are going.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-17

A person always meets witha warm
reception at hotel. The minute he
arrives he is placed on the register.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-17

Professor Of Chemistry: ''Suppose
YOU were called TO patient who had
swallowed heavy dose Of oxalic acid.
what would you administer!
X (who is preparing for the minis
try. and who only takes chemistry be-
cause it is obligatory: u would ad-
minister the sacrament
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-17

A story is told Of shrewish Scoth-
woman who tried to wean her nus
band from the public-honse by en-
ployiug her brother to act the part OF
d ghost and frighten John on his way
home.
s.Who are your' said the gnidman.
as the apparition rose before him from
behind a bush.
Il am Aud Nick was the reply.
Come ava man, said John, moth
ing daunted. s.gie's shake o your
hand am married to sister
yours.
What il your names' asked CEN
sus-taker.
John corcoTan.
Your agel'
s.TWenty-one.
what nativity
We'll, that's what bothers me. Il
tell you, and may be you can make 1t
out. NV father was Irish. but ID now
q naturalized American citizen; my
mother is English; and was born on
q Dutch frigate, under q French nag,
in Turkish waters. How Is itf'
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-05-17

Child: WHO paid the expenses OF
the Prince Of Wales journey
Rich Colonist: English Govern
ment, my dear pet.
Child: "Why9'
Rich Colonists: Because he ~
Prince
Child: s.Oh Then you are prince,
too, for pa says the English Govern
ment paid your journey to Botany Bay
when YOU came fiTsti
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

Nevada REEVE lie: An old Put In.
dian departed for the happy huting-
grounds by way of old age and general
debility, from the camp on the hill,
back Of City hall, last night. 1t 3 not
the custom with the Putes to bury their
dead, and in this instance they merely
carried the corpse few rods from the
camp and deposited on the gDund
City Marshal Brennan, learning this
morning that the corpse was lying on
the hillside, commanded Captair Sam
to have it properly buried. SAINTS an
intelligent native, and made II, OBJ
jections to complying with themar.
sha's order; but five others Inlians
standing by, whom he asked to assst in
the burial, positively refused tOhave
anything to do with it. Upon tbs the
officer threatened that unless the, pro-
ceeded to bury the dead Indian BIRTH
with, he would arrest them and nave
them fined 81, 000, 600 each This treat
had the desired effect on the indians,
and the funeral commenced. They
wrapped the corpse in a robe of rbbit
skins, and tied it up with ropes, nak-
ing bundle in the shape of ball.
This they dragged over the hill 3 an
old shaft, into which they dumph ii
without ceremony. In reply to mes.
ton as to the cause of the Indin's
death, dusky maiden, who was a in
terested spectator at the funeral res
piled "Heap too d-n old"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
Pour les Dames-Niss VanderbIITa
Wedding FlNcns.

The evening ahd bridal dresses de-
signed for che forthcoming wedding
of Miss Vanderbilt are very elegant,
For the bridal dress the modste drew
her OWE design for the brocadcd satin,
ana taking IL to a Lyons mandatory,
had ii woven in the looms according
10 her fancy. Then, selecting the thin
nest gauze for the bridesmaids Dress
es, she directed that each should be diff.
ferently ornamented, having wrought
on one sprigs of clematis on another
rosebuds, third Cape jasmine, and SO
on for each of the six attendants. Even
the bridal hosiery is made TO order,
and in the gauziest white silk stock
ings are introduced long medalliOns Of
Nalenciennes lace covering the instep
in patterns to match the broCade Of
the dress The bridal bonnet-these
are once more white-is made entirely
Of lilmy lace, in which fine pearls are
wrought; marabout feather in the
only ornament and the price Is $50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
The Result in Ohio Making Hayes
Doubt the Success of Hts Policy.

New York Sun: A friend of Hayes,
who had "a long conversation with him
this afternoon, says that he is very
much discouraged with the result in
Ohio, and feels keeuly the tone of the
speeches made at the democratic ratifi.
cation meeting on Thursday night
He did not intend to appoint an eX-
rebel associate Justice, and last sum-
mer had selected MIR, Ballingcr, OF the
Jaw firm of Bollnger, Jack " Mott, of
Galveston, Texas, for that position.
The course Of the Rochester republican
convention, however, deferred him
from making the appointment, snd he
settled upon John NJ Harlan, o. Ken
lucky. His friend, in the course of
conversation, told him that the civil
service order was the real causeOf the
defeat in Ohio. He says that Hayes
was inclined to think likewise, and in
timated that there would be n change
in this part of his policy. Thee is -
growing belief here that both Kty and
Schurz will go out of the cabinet before
January.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

10 gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the West.
lb passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State Pullman'F
Palace Drawing room and sleeping Cam
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. e n. R'y
at 8 =. IN. Hannibal ut 10 q. m, and Hedalia
at 6:23 p. m, running through TO Denison
ton without change Connection IL also M nde
at Sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail.
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the NJ.
X. x 4. ut Denison FOR ct. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas City and ali
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
cine at sherman for 1t. Louis, Cairo Mems
pills, and all points East and southeast. and
ht Houston with the O., III. 4 \. A for san
Antonlot the o., Ii. a II Tor Galveston, the
Texas a New Orleans Railway for Beaumont
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil Tor al points on the Gull and Atlantic
coast, and the Liverpool & Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre aud other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account Of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country oyei
which IL passes, with It's cooling sea Dieeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairieH, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantaeeou to travellers and
shippers In preferences 10 others.
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Except Saturday Of 40 p. m, n ouet0n Al
go r. N :, Hearne nj 2s25 p. M, Dallas 7S5 =.
IN. and Denison at ll:45 a. IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
\ Coca omen for the Mns-aohnseiis
Democracy,

Boston Post; Early yesterday morn,
ing white dove perched upon the tor
OF the Faneui Hail flagstaff and at,
tratted the attention Of the people In
that vicinity for several hours. Al a
time when auguries are eagerly read II
IL natural to ask the Significance Of
this one, IL hardly needs a profes.
sional oracle TO interpret the omen
What could this emblem Of purity aud
peace have meant In settling down
upon the liberty pole Of the Cradle Of
Liberty, II not a message OF good cheer
and an earnest Of victory TO the defend-
ers Of these principles that are at press
ent victorious and the hope OF the peo'
pie? The democrats will feel encuur.
aged by the incident when they assem-
bic next week In that hall, and can
write ON their banners IN hoe sigaO
ViRcimas.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

Another turf scandal has occurred In
France. 40 the Lyons races, Baron dt
Rlghetaillee, riding his own horse
tOnpfre, was observed palpably 10 be-
pulling him hard ten yards from the
post He WAS hooled Oh the course by
losers Of bets. The Lyons racing com
mittee holding the meeting interdcted
him rom running horses for one year,
This comparatively clement sentence
u grounded on lhe mot that no had no
bets against his horse but wished not
20 win 10 thpi CJmpere mightnot have
10 carry extra weight in a conn 4
race for which he was entered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
ID firm, sales 10000 bales.
biVERPOoL' OcloOet l5.-NoOn'-COltOn, Is
quiet and unchanged.
FRIDAY. THURSDAY.
Middllng uplands 6hd sgd


quiet and unchanged.
FRIDAY. THURSDAY.
Middling Uplands -. 6hd 6%d
Middllng Orleans. -, esd G54i
Sales, 10000 bales; speculation and eX port
900 bales; receipts 5000 bales; A meIican $3.50.
Futures are | 32d cheaper. Uplands, low
mid fling clause, November delivery. 5-lGd;
October and November j-l6d; Novem Der
aud December 9-32d; December and JAM
airy o. l@6 9.32d; February and March 9-32d;
new crop shipped November and December
by II 9-32d January and FebruaryG 9.l6d.
Sales of the week 1000, speculation 1900;
export 4,O0J. stock iiS,UC0 American 10000.
Exports 5000; American 1000; actual eX-
ports -; afloat 1900 American 81 900 bales.
D. m.-Sales American G,O0 bales or.
leans low middling clause shipped October
sail omitted Sgd.
y. IN Futures closed quiet. Uplands
low middung clause October delivery IL. 32d
October and November ll-S2d; new crop
shipped December and January by sail
-32d.
Circular cotton brokers association: Cot
ton has been in moderate demand through
out the week. Quotations OF most descTip.
tons have slightly declined. American Is
in leSs demand and prices are partially an
eighth easier. In sea island q small bust ness
has been done, and prices are steady. In
futures, business has been verv limited and
the market closed dull at about SD decline
from last Thursdays prices
NEW ORLEANS, October i9.-Nlght-Co
demand active.
sales, 500 bales Receipts net, $3.50 bales;
gross 800 bales. Stock 66,lS5 bales. Exports
to Liverpool 1910 bales; Havfe IA bales.
ports to Liverpool lS,lBj; Havre IA; New
York B.1i3 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
Steady Sweep from RepubIicas to
Democratic Power I'm she Aemah.

Philadelphia Times: The STEADY
weep from republican to demOcrtic
power in the senate il one of the nnst
remarkable political changes in he
history of this or any other govern
ment. The senate has not been chanEd
by any sudden revolution, but by he
cons tant dropping out OF republican
senators, one by one, and the apper-
ance Of democrats with credentials br
the vacant chairs. The senate TIT
was more than twO-third5 Republican
when the work of reconstruction Wa
finished, is now hanging in doubt win
the absolute certainty that republich
ascendeucy must terminate with IT,
present congress. or the seventy "
seats in the senate, thirty.sevCn woul
be filed by republicans to day If q
were present; thir,y.ihree 10y deme
cints; two by independent republican
and one by an independent democrat
On general patty questions Mes-ra
Booth, OF California, aud Chri7tiancy
nf Michigan, may ba g a4sed a. REF u0
lican, and Judge Davis, Of Illinois
may be counted ~ a democrat, whicf
brings the republican strength up Il
thirty nine AMI the dsmocraistO thirty
four. with two vacancies 10 Louisiana
and one in South Carolina But Of th'
republicans - estimated, Morton can
10; be present; Sharon, Of Nevada
will not attend; Patterson OF Soult
Carolina, is but hanging on the ragged
edge OF that body aud swinging he
tween the two parties for persona
safety, and Spencer, of Alabama, Dor
sey, OF Arkansas, and Couover Of Flor
ida, the last Of the tribe Of political ad
venturers, al of whom have but th'
present congress TO serve aud no hop'
81 future favOrs, will desert the repub
lican ship the moment II spring q Teal
and democratic boat can be seized Z
get away with.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
Cotton Market,


NEW York, Oct. l9,-Not receipts at all
United States ports during the week, l36,O9i
bales; net receipts at all United states ports
for the same week last year, 1862 total 10
date, 1891; toJal receipts To same date last
year, Gi,jl6; exports for the week, 3U,B0O
exports for the same week last year, s0,gSs;
total exports to this date, lO3,i7l; total ex-
ports to same date last year, l77,55S Stock
AZ all United States ports, 2s6, 532; same time
last year, 10000; stock VI ali interior towns
GS,5Sl; same Time last year, l9,i97 stock ut
Liverpool, $4,000; same time last year, CO.
900; stock of American cotton ailOat FOR
72,10O bales.
GALVEsroS, October .-Cotton-receipts
1861 bales; gross bales. EN lorts cOastWise
- bales, Sales 2,236 bales. Stock 44,Si3 bales
Al III AZ,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
LAME AND CEMENT.

Ill ME-Tho best quality In barrels is worth
~ IN bnlk, 81 oOi ordinary Dallas, $50. pei
Resemble IN worth 81 u barrel
Dallas, 81 go ''N''
PLASlEH IL worth IS 80 n barrel.
Tao auppiy,ui tho above mantlonod nrti.
los lsAmpio demand fair markot firm
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COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market IL somewhat string
ent for outside busi ness, but there Is ample
funds for legitimate business and CONNER
eial purposes.
g0LD- Buying, large pieces o5i small %.
Sslliug, large o. /; small -.
SiLEEH-NOminaL
There * btt little gold or silver in market.
EXCHAFGE-Comme 4 per cent.
discount; bank, par.
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GRAIN AbD nIEADsrUFrs.

WHEAT Receipts more liberal, fully
equal 20 tho dpmand No. 9ted sl 'l5ai 40
grades dOBaOo, ''"''
OATS 900,
RAk-NOne offered.
BAILEY fEEn-aia,
SphN-leNas, m shuok, &@lOo,
,hiAA,hw,N m9lO W per tom Hungarian aud
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, October l9.-Gold 81 Oll%a
O2h, silver 09cgSl W. Exchange--Naw
York sight q and a discount. New Orleans
sight9s discount u par.
NEW YORK, October l9.-StoclSs are firm.
Money Bper cent. Gold 81 O2j4 Exchange
long - ST.; short 81 SO. State bonds quiet,
Government bonds steady.
Gold opened 81 02j4.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20

HlDEs-Dry tint ISL bs and upward, lac ,
Iry illnt, II hS and upward, damaged, loo!
dry nlnt, Rips ana calf no.; dry nait, VI M
hh9 upward lle,i green butohaIs', blsd.
,, 81 Eki fELIs-Each, owing to wool, eO4
sioi white wool, long slc5 white wool, IAN
clip, llgstc; black wool, lSo. ''''
hUfFALO-Hulls TO-; cows, Go,
pALLOW-ln barrels, $50,
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FLpull-faird demand, which h met freely
~ Tue following quuHtlunhi Crescent, lu
eigAs, II uu, nan larintp 90 il Empirr sl no.
AAA td 4l Eaglh ~ Oh; Magnolia, la sack \
M lhlp ol fudds xxx, Oh rs, stats
star Mills AN, 3J Ol,
NitAh-frutn 40 t1 hle,
CORN MEAL-Ulp
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Commercial,

NEW ORLEANS, October l9.--Flour, quiet
stear Y. SupeTiine S. -; XIX s. 80; Xxx S. I!
at -; choice 90 1jd1 81. Corn quiet ant
drm; yellow &c; white &c. oats quiet aud
weak at 81 d3yc. Coffee Is steady ana in good
demand; cirgOes ordinary TO prime l79AJj4r
Sugar, demand fair, market flrm; j9ObinR
common to good common 70Sc; fair 10 fui =
fair hgs1sc; prime % choice S49S4c; yellow
clarified o4m9e. MOlasses, nothing doing
New Louisiana syrup ijeJj23. Rice in goo
demand, sh de higher ordinary To chOic-
Louisiana jA@7c.
NEW YORK, October l9.-Fl0ur dull and
declining. Wheat unchanged. Corn shade
lhrm
I Night Flour strongly in buyers' favor
Supe tine western anu state a Gits5 30; Outh-
tIn Hour heavy; common To fair extra s. q
ls6 -; good To choice extra So 3l9S 20. Wheat
l. lc better, more doing. Corn 14g &c better.
lctive business. Coffee, rio, dull.
BALTIMORE. october l9-Flour is quiet and
I-uvy with a downward tendency. Wheat
Bull, safe lower; western quiet; southern red
bod to prime 81 sjGsl A.; amber a s59l %.
Ibuthern corn quiet; western strong and
lkgher; sout ern white 6jg5Gcsyellow 6l962c.
llST. LOUIS, October l9-Flour, an advance
IL nelghts and decline IN eastern markets
luses a depression; very little doing. Wheat
Igenerally unsettled. No. 3 rel fail 81 III
p; NO.4 DO Il IL. Corn No mixed SIC.
Us firuer, No. 2J54926c. Rye quiet al j01z
tjs. Barley doll, low grades neglected,
. 3ictly choice MINNESOTA SC hlskg Ateauy
hi Us Pork dull, JoDbing at sl3 -. Lard
dl, winter SIC. Bulk meats AMI bacon,
dly small trade.
| Eors-Inactive, packing "a 6o9i %.
lsfile-Dull and unchanged, only local de-
und.
beep-Dull and unchanged.
/ hides and wool.
lAIyEsTox, October l9.-Hides easy and
ID trices ar unchanged. Dry selected,
i7c: light sslted i5i4c; stack salted i5dei
dbsged half price; kips l514c; wet salted
they run 915c. selected l01zc; butchers
GIN Sc
fool-Fair demand for better grades, al
2122c for medium 20 dne free Of burs six
mfths' growth; low grades neglected.
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MvenLnr Rennrt pinr-nlaI

NEW York, October l9.-Money at per
cent Sterling DUH at u OF. Gold steady
NJ VI 024, Government bonds steady. state
bonds dull. New 5s "a.
NEW ORLEANS, october l9.--Gold 81 02l5a
! VA. Sight a discount. Sterling bank
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-20
ESTABLISHED in 1873
FOR SALE.

Improved and unlmproved property In
every part of the city and suburbs; also
farms and farming lands in Dallas, and
other counties of Texas.
For rent or leuse--Rooms offices, business
houses, dwellings ana vacant lots In the
city of Dallas.
Special attention paid to abstractng and
petecting titles and es ablshing land
claims, and 10 the collecting of rents, notes
and accounts; also to the rendering OF prop
elty for and payment of taxes. All collec-
lions promptly paid over or remitted.
Persons having real estate for rent or sale,
are respectfully requested to give us trial
The best of references given.
CUMMINS Ii DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents No. 100 Lama, street.
Ren2D-tf
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MAIN ARTERY on COMMERCE. AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Pest Routes, ON Quick Tiue
with more Comforts, Better AccommodR-
lions and Greater Security than any otnor
Line. Passing through the richest aud m st
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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Does a General Banking and Exchauue
Business,
DIRECTORS.

go OAAsAO AO1So'
rJ, W; Crowdus, NJ. d., Dallas; Phil. II,
Ohappeli, President Of tho National Ex-
unhnso baak of Jefferson City, MO-; y, L,
safe giooers, Dallas, Col. IA. y. Ervny, Dallas
"; Il. Williams, OF Williams& Tolliver, drug.
glsts, nallas James NJ. swanson, planter
Anderson county, Texas; John NJ. stem.
mons, attorney'at-law, Dallas; u. NJ, Swinlx
Dallas; ". M, Ervay Dallas. inn.div.
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Bay -FOUR Tickets ard ship YOsr freight
b. the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents havl
been establishing by this Company, where
Information may be had conccfning NO
only the II. & 7. B. hallway, but Texas sen
orally:
FL. ANCHEsTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, il7 Broadway, N. Y.
Gen. ]. b. ROs EETrON, Pass. 4 immiEra-
ton Agent, ll3 N. Third sffeet, ~. Louis. 10.
A. ALLIE, Northwestern Pass. Assent, ioi
Clark street, ChicaEo, Ill.
NICK HOlME5, Southeastern Agent,ro.
Burnett House, CINCINNATI Ohio.
j. X. COFFIN, Houthsru Passenger Agent.
ChattanooEa, Tenn.
Giles Of the M. X. a 7. Railway, In New York.
Chicago. Cincinnati, Hannibal and HtLouIs
y. WALDO.
Gem ra~ 4 Freight Aet Houston, Terra
. es sni ~. Hoar,on. rszss. ,apsln
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CorToN MARKEr.

Market hrmi Middllng gllc Low Mid
ding $50. Good Ordinary 04O.
METEOROLOGICAL.
hlBhest ure-"....,...,...,....,,,....
Lowest temperature ,,.",,...,......,..,...,
Average temperature NJ ~ m.........,,,...,, Z
hRlniall in S5-lO
ID. W. BARNETT.
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NHItS Z6I DNIts. futures eHSler.
October IL 26gll &c. November II 0iG1l 03r;
December 10 909ll C; January II 03@ll use
Night-Cotton quiet. Uplands IL 6.IGc; Or
leans II 7-l6c. sales 323 bales. Net receipts
20l bales; gross ,2J2 bales
Receipts ofthe week net, l,2J5; gross q $40;
exports 20 Great Britain 4,5j2 bales France
S6i bales; continent 800 bales; sales 5,O7l bales
stock SO073 bales,
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
Az TEXARKANA, with all trains ON
Louis q Iron Mountain and 20. Railway 10
all points North, Eaat and southeast,
Az LONdVIEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, with all trains on the International
u. II. ior Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio.
Al DALLAS, with trains o. the Houston
and Texas Central X. X. fol CoisicnnA,
Meria, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, bryan,
Hemp tead, Brenham aud ior all points Ia
Middle and southern Texas.
A. SHERMAN, with Ii, N I. %. Railway.
for all uolnts ON the the OF that road.
A. FORT WORTH, with stages for all
points In western Texas.
htsHREVEPokF, with Red River Stoam-
ers for New Orleans,
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UniInn nInlnnnnl.

FOR tho week ending October 49, 1877.
FURNISHED IHE HERALD los u. W, Barnett.
Reporter IN this City for the National Cot,
ton Exchange.
stock ON hand September lst... l8s
Received inns week. ........,,,..., 0Sl
sept !, lS7""""~".."", $500
al, IolaI 4 .".'...."....".."..." S,SS7
previously ","o.,,,,....,.G,38
since sept, |, lM....... $40
STOCK ON h9nd",",","""""....., 267
COTTON MARKEr