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RObbing the Mails.

For some considerable time past large
sums OF money have been missing from
the mails, good proportion Of which
has been Canadian currency shipped on
to this side the line Right here it may
be remarked that much surprise has
been manifested by many posted on the
subject at the heavy amounts which are
transmitted by mail; but this is imma-
te lal, inasmuch as the practice is cons
unued. The authorities concerned have
endeayored to keep the depredations
secret, in the hope, presumably, OF turn
ing up the offenders, but it is to be res
glretted that no thieves have been caught,
although no reference has been made
10 the matter until now. Within the
past few weeks one of these cases trans
pred, and some considerable interest
attaches to it from the fact that the
proceeds of what was undoubtedly a
robbery were realized on in this city.
ABOUT the middle OF last month wom-
an OF middle age and stout build, and
well dressed in black attire, presented
ShV aibCiHOOl Nv NIO OihNS - -
prominent banking and brokerage firm
mere, and asked that 5000 worth OF
canadian bills be converted into green
packs. The amount was somewhat
large, but the transaction being one in
me ordinary wGy of the firms business,
.ne premium was computed and the ex.
enahgee made, the woman being handed
a check for 81, 900 on the Third National
oank, and the balance in cash. The
check was Immediately cashed, and the
woman went her way Very shortly
Seiterward the loss of 5000 worth OF
.anada money, during transmission by
mail was reported, and the government
ollsers were not long in getting on the
fail 80 far as the broker and the $1,000
ana the woman in black were concerned,
guy where that trail will eventually
'oiihg up is at present indefinite.
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Hanks w. individuals.
O the Editor of the Herald.

TO the Editor of the Herald.
The brief article by Il. E. B. in The
HERALD of this date contains more truth
in regard to banking than is ever seen
as coming from protested fnanciers, and
some of it has never before to our
knowledge been expressed in print.
The author is evidently used to think
more than to write, and has rather cons
fused the distinction between banks of
circulation and banks of discount and
deposit,
We have now no banks authorized to
issue their evidences of debt, call them
money, and collect interest on them,
but the so>called national banks"
which are authorized to thus swindle
the public to the extent of ninety per
cent of their capital, which interest on
its whole amount being United States
bonds, deposited simply as security for
this circulation, but not for deposits.
The fundamental vice of the basis of
this banking sestem is that the capital>
list is privileged by law to do what ordi>
nary men cannot do by law; that is, to
draw interest on his debts, instead ofpaying
interest on his debts A foul source
makes foul stream. The source of
this system is a fraud, and it must neces.
sarily lead to other frauds, and tend to
corrupt all who profit by il,
Banks Of deposit and discount, merely,
stand on a totally different basis and
are not only useful but necessary to
every commercial community. Pert
Sonal integrity and skill, real or inns
puted, form their basis of credit by
which they get together the small
sums floating around, and then use
them in larger sums to buy exchange
and to discount well'secured paper.
The national banks do the same, in adj
dltlon to putting out their privileged
notes-money. Neither furnishes any
collateral security for the safety of their
depositors. Why? Because we are
generally debtors, and to that extent
slaves, and cringe before money-lenders
as our masters. What Insult Mr..
MOneybags by intimating the possibil'
ity of his failure in cash or honestly no,
each having only a small risk at stake,
leaves to others the task of boarding
the man Of power, takes his little loan
thankfully, or puts in his little deposit,
glad to thus conciliate his master in an.
tcipation of the time when he will
need "a little accommodation" With
a lair reputation and an imposing man
ner, a shrewd man needs no other capi>
tal to carry on banking business. The
largest private banking firm in Texas
does business solely on its deposits
which pay no interest But do not
these depositors need protection The
many terrible collapses of tiduciary inN
Sututlons warns us to be wary. But
now can depositors be secured Want
oil space obliges us to defer the answer.
.. SENIX.
Corsicana, September 90, 1877
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"eiggs, the Richest Man I'm South
America. nc Deaths Door.

New Orleans Democrat: The latest
news from Peru, dated August q, an
nounces the fatal illess of Henry Meiggs,
she great railroad king. The Lima
Star and Herald says: Although in
case OF death, Mr.. Meiggs made some
tlme since, very excellent dispositions
tespecting the persons whom he had
aeslgnated TO carry out the railway and
.errode Pasco enterprises, still his very
name was, and is yet, tower Of
strength, and every one Of his under
@ssIngs will be retarded by his loss.
Aelggs is the richest man in South
america. He went to California years
sgo' made large fortune and failed
uls9onestly. He fed from California
under Indictment and sought refuge in
tefu. lie grew rich there, and soon
oeeame the wealthiest man in the whole
sOuntry, A few years ago he bought
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COMANCIIE,

,,. wesley Hardin az Home uRae,
@aarded nv Twenty-Five Rangers
Fair cotton Crop ANA Hrisk FaIi
nusiness Anticipated.
CoMANonE, september 20, 1871.
N the Editor OF The Herald
DEAN sIR-Thinkirg il would interest
.ome of your many readers TO here from
any, oulct little city, at this time, will
endeayor TO give you some OF the most
important news
Everything is quiet at present. Cot
ION coming in rapidly-we have the
only gin in this part of the country.
ria cotton crop is good considering the
drouth, and we expect good trade this
lall and winter,
Yesterday, (Monday,) about ten
o'clock in the morning, the town was
upder some excitement, as well as in.
tercst on hearing that John Wesley
Hardin was coming in town. The news
spread like lightning and in few sec
opds everybody had left their employ
ment TO get glimpse of him. Crowds
had gathered along the streets where he
had 10 pass, eagerly waiting his arrival.
ii must say, that your correspondent
was among them) At last they came,
Sheriff Wilson and Major Griffith, with
twenty-five rangers accompanying him.
He Is now in jail, and it is we'll guarded.
We do not apprehend any danger of a
mob-everything is quiet at present.
His trial is set for Thursday, and will
give you the particulars Of the trial as
best ] can. Yours respectfully,
KNlX,
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Who would do without good, new
failing we'll of water when they can
get a large well made so eneaP WIZ
the Celebrated Centennial Wen Augei'
nv calling on the undersigned at the
Sew YORK restaurant, on Elm street,
near the Texas wagon'yard, or py
nostal. card through the postofhce' ne
having purchased the only anger ana
the right to use it IN Dallas clty anu
oounty. Artisan wells a specially.
aepl5d-lm. b T. DEF LINN
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InncRIIOnhI.

SEPTEMBER 20, 1877.
The College of Hard Graduation mas
opened near corner OF Commerce anu
Harwood. Let the friends Of high
scholarship rally around It.
N. B.-Don't forget the Night School
of Arithmetic and English Grammar,
for the benefit of common school
teachers and young men desiring an
education, who cannot attend the uAS
schools. ~
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Fired Manget, ticket broker, LIE
Grand hotel, pays the highest prices
for tickets TO all points. If you have
ticket to sell, or wish to buy one, call
and see him.-tf
The agony cravats, nicer than any
ever seen in Dallas, were received this
week at Blake, Jenkins d Boals. If
Fresh Baltimore oysters received
daily at the acknowledgements.
Mr.. Blake has been in New York
and surrounding manufacturing cities,
during the last six weeks, selecting
the choicest, latest and most approved
styles and textures of the season,
which he has bought, and it is the best
assorted stock ever brought to North
Texas. Go to Blake, Jenkins d Boals.
IT
Choice northern onions and pota-
toes at Haggart's.
"A full line of jeans, blankets and
wooden yarns in stock, made and for
sale only by Blake, Jenkins Il Boals.
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The firm of Witt & Stare has TINS
IA. bsan dissolved by mutual consent,
W. IT witt assuming all liaolllIie !,
against said firm, and who alone re- =
authorized TO collect all Deus u"e '
firm. ,,i,uad Al
the same plece by Witt, Clark q 20.
'"' W. II. WITT
r. A. STARE.
September, 1871. szi'iV'
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GRAIN Ann nnEADsTUFrE.

WHgAT-Recelpts moro liberal fully
equal 20 the demand, No. 2 rod "a l5el ~
grades 6O9yOc.
OArS-2Oc.
RlE-None offered.
BARLEY FEEU-2ac,
CORN-Iexas, IN slluok, 35dlOo.
hAl--N UOslO w per ton; Hungarian and
Millet SlOyl2.
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COMM RCIAL,
MONErAnY.

rue monetary market IN somewhat string,
eht ioI outside business, but there In ample
ninds for legitimate buslnrss and CONNER.
cial purposes.
GOLD Buying, large pieces %, small / o.
selling, large "a small "a.
lLVEk-kominal,
There u but little gold or silver In market.
\ per cent,
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Rides AND PELTRuEs.

HlDES-Dry tiint, IL lbs and upward, loo;
dry hint, Is lbs ana upward, damaged, lOc.;
dry hint, Rips ana call, llo; dry salt, 20 bs
and upward, llc.i green butchers, 6no.
SHEEP PELTs--Eaoh, owing 10 wool, POO
23c.; white wool, long, slc,; white wool, IAN
clip, lyg2tc,; black wool, lSc.
BuFtALU-Bull's, 40; cows, &c,
TALLOM--lu barrels, $40,
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, september G.-Flour, dull.
snnerfine 81 70; XXX IS OO6J5 25; XXX s. 500,
B Is; choice 80 1901 80. Corn dull and lower,
white and white mixed J9Jc. Oats quiet
and steady at lO9i2c, Coffee, steady IN ialr
demand, cargOes, ordinary TO prime, l7tg
2lc gold. sugar, dull and nominal; common
In good common 7g5c; fair TO mlly fair SO
SIC: prime 10 choice olgs,+ci yellow clan :
ned si.agltc Molasses, nothing doing. hice,
good demand at full prices, ordinary 10
prime 5195sc.
NEW YORK, September G.-Flour quiet.
Wheat firmer. Corn nrm' ,-
Night-Flour duh and heavy, l0g2o lower.
Decline on nearly all grades. supernne west
ern and state $ Co.'s ~, market closing dull;
southern flour quiet, le921c lower, common
to fail extra % Ug6 rs; good ~ choice do
IS SOFAS IS. Wheat without decided change,
with a moderate business. Corn opened and
closed a shade easier, 69j6c for migrated
western mixed. oats a shaae better. Coffee,
Rio quiet and unchangeu'
BALr1xoRE, september T.-Flour Is dull
and unchanged. Wheat, southern, quiet and
easier. western spot dun snd lower, futures
bIgher: southern red good TO prime 81 SO
~ amber 81 5Ogl So; western steamer 81 ~,
No. 2 wes:ern winter red spot 81 "; october
81 AZ; November 81 50 bid. Corn, southern
white 0f57Oc; yellow 0oc. ...--.t
sr. Iours. September E.-Flour inactive
and unchanged. Wheat, No. 2 led fall 81 So
No. red fall 81 241f9l 2. Corn No. mixed
19ai2i.c. Oats inactive, No. z51fa2bc. Rye
dull al Sc BID. Barley dull and uuchanged.
Whisky quiet at 81 o.. Pork quoted Al 81 70
Lard Is nominaliy I'M nangel. bnlk hs sl
iii and clear sides. Bacon active and nrmy
al "a, 81, s5.99 for shoulders, clear rio and
Hogs-LIeht, 9 oess 2; seod IT., e choice
"a sioV ali round. Te1ens q o92 20. sheep
All ~ shIpplne. Mutton v 1904 50.
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LIME AM CEMENT.

LlME-The best quality In barrels is worth
2Si In bulk, u oOi ordinary Dallas, 25c. peI
bushel.
CEMENr-Rosendlo-- IL worth 81 u barrel
Louisville, best, III 10 kept 500 " Darrell
Dallas, " %.
PLASfES Is worth IS 80 D barrel
The suppIy;Oi the above mentioned artl-
les isainpIe demand lair market tirm.
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STATE OF TEXAS,

II gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
lts passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmnnk
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cara
leave b. Louis daily via the M, X. q 7. R'y
ct 0 A. M; Hannibal at 10 n. m, and Sedalia
ut 8:8 p. m, running through to Denison ,
Sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change. Connection Il also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections Of this Road with the NJ,
X. q 4. at Denison for 1t. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and ALI
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
cine at sherman for 81. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East apd Southeast. and
1t Houston with the O., II. n u. A. for San
Antonio, the g., IL. q II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas a New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shiI 8 for ell points ON the Gull and Atlantic
ooasts, and the Liverpool a Texas Steamship
pean cities are perfect, while ifs freedoms
from dust and heat ON account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which Il passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields Of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits render IL especially
desirable and advantageous 70 travellers and
shippers In preference TO others.
St Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
gScept Saturday 2. 20 p, mn H1us, or. q
m. and Dsnfson At las a. m.
Bar Tour Tickets asd ship rosr freight =
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The brick store house on Film street.
opposite Sanger Bros., now occupied
ny Blake, Jenkins d Boals, size 4IxsO,
VIII DO for rent after the LIST of Ootos
her, 1877. Apply to
Iun7dlm HIIRTS sMlpu.
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FLOUR.

FLoUR-Falr demand, which III met freely
NJ Mo following quotations Crescent, IN
sacks " w; San Jaclnto o. 10; Empire 81 ~,
MN W Si Eaglo 81 w; Magnolia, In sacks,
" ihsr. y 0Oi T0ddH xxx, VI 20; state
central NNNA, ~ oOi Choice Family, N25i
BRAN-From " 10 bdc,
lNHN MEAI.-Ilr
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LIVERPOOL. September G.-Noon.-Cotton
Middllng Uplands =. ga 90


THURSDAY. WEDNESDAY.
Middling Uplands =. G1kd ga
Mddlng Orleans. .... bHd B1ad
sales, 1900 bales; speculation and export
800 bales; receipts 1900 bales; American 1850.
Futures l-52d cheaper, Uplands, low mid
ding clause, November delivery, 5-l5d;
December and January q lid; January anu
February 8 I'D; new crop shipped October
and November by sail o 5-l6l; November
and December 5-l6d; December and Janu-
AIRY 5-l6d. Market now weak,
Up. m,-Middling uplands, b34d; middling
Orleans, 8hd; low middllng uplands, sd;
good ordinary uplands, Cd.
A y. m.-Uplands, low middling clause,
new crop shipped october and November,
B4d; new crop shipped November aud Dee
cemDor by sail, Gl4d.
Bpm Futures closed free, sellers at last
quotations. Low middling clause, Septem.
Der and October delivery, cd; January and
February, 50; new crop shipped December
and January by sail, d s-ildi new crop
shipped January and February, y 5-l6d.
NEW ORLEANS, September E.-Nlght-Cot-
ton, demand fair. Sales, 200 bales. Receipts
net S6B bales; gross va bales. Exports, TO
New York = bales. stock A,l5 bales.
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up his old debts, and then appealed ia
the legislature of California To restore
nm tohls citizenship of that state. Tho
matter was discussed in the legislature,
ana one Of the most eloquent speeches
ever made was that made against this
worship of the golden calf in restoring
Melggs TO his forfeited citizenship.
Money however prevailed and the
United States can claim this mighty
millionaire and swindler as a citizen.
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Hau,ton and Texas Central Railway.

The folioving Ofices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
INFORMATION may be bad concerning not
only the II. 4 T. 3. Railway, but Texas gen.
III. MANuHEsTER Eastern PASSENGER
Agent, al Broedvsy, N. n.
Gen. J. y. ROBERTSON, Pass. a Immixra-
A. ALIKE, Northwestern Fnss. Agent. ioi
Clark street, Chfcnfo. III.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Aesnf,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
J.R. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Inform alton may also be had 81 the neen-
eies Of the N. X. a 7. Railway. IN New York,
Chica<o, Cincfnnsfi. Hannibal and nt.t0uis
y. WALDO.
: ssas 80. Houz,on. zsrss. i.r,nn
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, September 27.--Gold u 02&@
81 O3>a, silver 99tsc9Sl OO15. Exchange--New
York sight par@A premium. New Orleans
sight ~ dlscouulgA premium.
NEW YORK, September T.-Stocks are
weak. Money 4g4 per cent. Gold VI 03Ag
0j5s. Exchange long u So; short VI SBba.
Government &bonds weaker. state bonds
firm,
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-Burlaps sacks at Haggart's.-tf.

--BurIaps SACKS at Haggart's. ST.
B. Meyer, under the Operah0use,
buys county scrip.-tf.
Choice potatoes, onions, cabbage,
apples, ETC., at Adams q Co.-tf
-Sequens of all sizes in cream,
smoke and Goldfish pearl, at Blake,
Jenkins d Boals. IT
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DALLAS, Texas, september Is, 1871

Referring to the above we thank our
,anv customers for their past patron.
L LIEU c,d ask a continuance OF the same
- ,ntnre We are making large ADJ,
,ians 70 our present large and wen
selected s stock, which are being oilereu
at extremely low figures
Very respectfully, -
se19>l0t CLAIM 7" D' :,
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NEW YORK, september N.--Money 3h94
percent. Sterling quiet ut 81 81. Gold weak.
New 5s 81 o.. Government bonds heavy.
NEW ORLEANS, September 27.--Gold u O216
@sl 0SA. Sight "a premium. Sterling bank
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CONNECTIONS.

AZ TEXARKANA, with all trains on
Louis 4 Iron Mountain and No. Railway 10
all points North, East and Southeast,
Al L0NaVlEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, with all trains on the International
X. Il. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and Ban Antonio.
AT DALLAS, with trains OF tha Houston
and Texas Central II. II. fol CorAioana,
Mexia, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, bryan,
Hampstead, Brenham and Tor all points In
Middle and Southern Texas,
Az sHERMAN, with Ii, a 4. Q, Railway,
for all uoints on the line OF that road.
AT FORT WORTH, with stages for all
points In western Texas
AtsHREyEPoRT, with Red River steam
era for New Orleans.
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Adams Il 20. sell feed in any
quantity, cheaper than any other feed
store.-tf
-Galloons embroidered bands In
combination standings, at Blake, Jen-
kins Il Boals. u
If you want to save q hundre
dollars in the purchase of buggy, 90
TO Orr's.-tf.
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut.- IT.
B. Meyer will take any kind oil
yaluables in pawn,-tf
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Hide. and woei.

GALVESTON, September T.-Hides-Eirm
ard advanced. Dry selected, l7hc; light
salted i5Ic; stack sailed 1914; damaged half
nrice. kfps I5hsc; wet salted ~ theyrun aci
seieefsd foc; butchers green ne.
WooI-N0fhinR doing.
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-Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams. If.
Call on b. Meyer il you want to
purchase jewelry at low tigures.-tf
Take your wives and sweethoarts
to see the nice ph@tons at Orr's.-tf.
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc.,
at The HERALD Office, and write ont
your contracts. TT.
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Horses and ponis forsale. Apply
at the Singer Sewing Machine Office
s2O.lm
III you want ~ uuJ an omnibus,
UT Is the man to serve you.--tf
Underwear in all grades have ar.
rived at the New York clothing house.
--l9.tf.
Choice Clarified sorghum at
Haggart's. LETT.
Horses and ponies for sale. Apply
al the Singer Sewing Machine Office
$40 I'm
-Haggart has new Millet seed. 10
II.
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-Haggart has Just received 500
pounds of choice northern butter. II
Adams u Co. solicit consignments
and fills all orders for grain, etc.--tf
-Bowrettes in all the new colorings,
received this week at Blake, Jenkins
n Boals. II
The cheapest staple and domestic
dry goods in town are to be found at
Blake, Jenkins & Boals. tt
Before buying, 60 and see the new
goods tnat daily arrive at Blake, Jen-
kins eBoals. If
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Does. a General Banking and exchanus
BUSINESS.
nIREOTARR.

j. W, Crowdus, M. d., Dallas; Phil. Nc,
Ohappeli President uf the National EX-
change Bank of Jefferson City, Mo; II, II.
MnrsaliH, OF Marsalis a Underwood, whole.
sale KIooers, Dallas; Col IL. S. Ervay, Dallas,
j. \. Williams, OF Williams n TolliVor, drug,
yists, Dallas; James NJ. swanson, planter,
Anderson county, Texas; John M. Stem
mons, ATTORNEY. at-law, Dallas; a. Nj, Swink,
Dallas; y. NJ, Ervay Dallas. Jan.diy.
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UhIDS. MHTNtI UIIby,
THURSDAY. WEDN BDAY.
Good Middling.. ..,.....".. C g
MluulluB s'''.,''s's''' lOfHo lVIhc
Low MldLling. ............,.. lu1au 1890
Good Ordinary ..-....,.......," 100 100
NEW YORK, September T.--Cotton dull
new cotton Offering from wharf and - ar
rise &c less.
THURSDAY. WEDNESDAY.
Uplands ,,....... ll9sc 1870
OrleAns ......... lllqc lI1sc
sales 1000 bales, Futures opened easy.
September IL l59ll 200; October II l29ll loo;
November 10 9GglO yOo December O95glO J7c;
January II 039ll O5c.
NIght.-Cotton easier. Mlddling uplands,
ll3sc; Orleans NC. Sales 5j4 bales. Exports
10 Great Britain o,lOl bales.
Close OF Manifestations receipts 7i5 bales.
Futures closed fairly steady. Sales 5000
bales.
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, September 27.-Cotton--Re.
ceipts, Las bales; gross - bales. Exports
coaSIwiSc 49,. sales 3iS bales STOCK S,lpS
bales. Market easy.
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The psrtnersbip here tofore exls Jun
between the undersigned unnel sn I.
the name and style of CLARK, brya YAM y
i pros'' IL this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business VIII DC con
t t;nned by w. ]. Clark aud j; H. gryan'
u rnnu he firm name of Clark 4 Bryan,
they assuming all liabilities, oa ~. 70 eoI.
Arm and are alone authorized 10 CUT
Ieet all debts due the same c,,nr
IN. BRYAN,
F.B. BRYAN,
E.P. BRYAN,
L. A. BRYAN.
,..s,kar IL xxi
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Adams Il Co., have, without doubt
received two car loads of the best ap.
pies that haye come to this market
this season. Dealers will do we'll to
eXamine.-tf.
- Matelasels in silver gray, sen
brown and navy blue, received by ex-
press this week, at Blake, Jenkins u
BOals. If
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Bur Tour Tickets and ship rour freight :.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-28

,o,u wesley Hardin at Home Uaae.
@oarded nv Twenty-Five Rangers
. Fair cotton Crop ANA hrisk FaII
.,,,.iness Anticipated.