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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08
Opposing Hayes.

The unrompromising hostility to the
conservative policy Of the present all
ministration. which has heretofore been
only suspected, now comes boldly to
the, front and asserts itself openly in
the East. The wise aud patriotic course
pursued by the President has, rs might
hnye been expected, given mortal Of
fcnsc to the extreme wing OF ttU Repub-
lican party, and it's political mRlcon-
tents arc expressing their extreme dis
gust that they should have been thus
uncerenioniously ignored. The recent
Republican convention Ill Iowa ex-
pressed its disapprobntion by refusing
to indorsc the Presidents policy, and
the Cameron politicians Of Pennsylya.
min threaten to turn that State over to
the Democrats next fall. The New York
Herald, in IN editorial says: "The
principal New Jersey Republican poll
ticians have united in Offering n compli-
mcntary reception 10 ex-Sccretury Robe
son, who is known to oppose tho Pres
ident's policy, and among the promi-
nent names who join Ill this demonstrn-
tion, said TO have for purpose the
making Of Robeson candidate for Gov
ernor, VIC miss only those Of ex-Sena-
tor Frelinghuysen, William Walter
Phillips and Kinney. All reports state
that there is great bitterness against the
President among leading Republicans
in New York, aud the tone OF their
presses show this to be true. Even in
Ohio there nro rumors Of II good deal of
opposition, md more lukewarlnness.
We think it not improbable Tint New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and
probably even Ohio, will cast Demo-
critic mnjorities this fall. Such n re-
suit will say nothing against tho Pres
ident's policy except as Republican
inalcontents may help to bring it about.
lie, the President, is honestly striving
to serve The country, and the people Oh
his side will protect him from annoy
nnce and embarrassment from the Bour-
bons Of either side.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

Through Dewey Il Co., Patent Agents
San Franrisco, We receive tho following
list OF U. S. patents. granted to Pacific
Cons. inventors, viz:
W. 4. Garrett. S. L. hylraut; j.
Gntcs, Portland. Osn., spdik nrrcstel;
y. W. Spaui;ling. S. f., saw-ieeth;
J. Met. IL L. Ilinnah, Denver, Col.
fastening device for ma;l-bags; a. j..
CGdy, Rcmtor, ogn.. compound for the
mamufnct1ro Of porcelain for dental
plates, teeth, etc; W. j. & W. II,
Clark, Salem, Ogn., fountain; II. II
Hind. IIohala Hawaii, Hawaiian islands
comp ornL steam boiler; C. Newman,
S, T., dcnijohn case; j. Richards,
Battle Mountain, Eev., ore separator;
NJ. a. Whcaron, S. T., car propeller,
+. G.. IIessc, Oakland, Cnl., loisting
machine (hy,lrauiic)i j. II. Pitts,
s.. T., baking pan; II. Blair. $. j..
expanding rCnTGr; Il. 4. Atkinson,
Morccd. Cal, boo hive; j. +. Knox,
$. f., quickailycr condenser; s. j..
True, Poncha Spring, Col, convcrti-
bic chair.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

Nrws of tho 9th from Mount Idaho
snys that Gen. uIoward was ut that
place on tho dny previous. His forces
Hrc ut the head of Rocky Canyon, and
will move without delay TO Salmon
river. Tho General gave ASSURANCES
that ovory effort in his power would be
made TO protect tho settlers and punish
the Indians. 4 dispatch from Lewiston
Of thu 2Sth says man just ia from the
front says Howard has driven Joseph
frun Horseshoe Bend into tho ridge,
nnd he was to have opened fire las,
night
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

FEAEs Of au Indian raid i'm Montana
are now entertained. ! Ncz Pcrct
whr speaks English reports that the
Indians intend to come into Bitter Root
valley Bud take possession, saying that
IL the FlnthcHds will not join them, they
will clcnn them out nl8o. From tho
fact that tho latter Indians nre moving
their families and stock out OF the ynl-
ley NJ fast ~ possible, il ia evident they
nrprehend danger from the Nez Perccs.
Governor r0tts has arranged with Oil
mcr II Salisbury to forward nrms TO
MiSsoula, aud directed tho Secretary TO
go Immediately to that place aud report
the si,untion. Great uncnsincss IL re-.
ported among tho settlers iu western
Montana.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

a LARGE body Of hish.grGde ore, says
the Eureka Sentinel Of June 30, has bgcn
discovered OIL the l5O.foot level of the
Jucksun mine. 1t was first met in q
cross-cut nj the end of tho main drift,
800 feet from the shaft. An uprnisc
following the body OF orc broke through
into natural cave, or gcrics Of caves,
extending up distance of 70 feet. Tho
sides Of tho caves were lined with ycl.
low cnrbonatos and high-gralc ore, and
tho sand washed down by the pcrcoIa-
ton Of water from above assays us high
rs 81" per ton in go!l .::a silver. Tho
extent ot the ore body can only bo do
tcrmincd by future prospecting, but NIL
the indications point TO its being n most
important development.
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Letter from cornusop,n.
CoRHUcorIA, July 2, 1877.

CoRSUCoP1Ai July q 1917.
EpIzoR ISDEPESDEST:-I havo Just
returned from n visit to Mountain City,
wherc was SO charmed with the beauty
Of the place, its location and its pleasant
inhabitants, that it was with reluctance
left it. So many good prospects are
being found there within the last few
dnys, that it bids fair to rise rs from the
ashes Of its departed greatness, md
ngnin resume its place as q mining town
OF notc.~ .-s
The Vance mill starts up to day, hav-
ing q lnrge amount Of good ore on hand
from tho Southern Light and other
mines to start with. The mines nre
looking particularly well, aud large
amount Of good orc is being extracted
from it, and under tho careful MANAGE
mont Of Mr.. James Duncan itls fast ns-
suming rink second to none in the
county. .. -....-l .- ..s
McGinnis, Briggs and others have
struck very rich thing in the old
Mountain City mine. The finest horn
silver orc hnvo ever seen is being
taken out. Messrs. Yanduser & Phares
have q splendid showing on California
hill, and some of tho finest gold bearing
quartz you ever saw is being extracted.
Mr.. A. Plumnicr has some splendid
prospects, and is getting out quite a
large amount OF high grade ore. The
boys nre doing well in their placer
claims this year better than over bo-
fore, and altogether Mountain City is
Oh tho moyo. and it is upwards surely.
Quite number of I.rospectors nre going
i'll there with good encouragements to
stny, so look out for good uews from
Mountain City. It's one of the health
lest places i'll tho State. Mrs. Grant is
ginning four pounds per week in weight
since domesticating there, und looks tho
picture Of health. PAL.
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TnE REESE RIVER Rtreiiie says: Indi.
ans nnh Chinomcn ncc prone to imitnto
tho customs Of the whito man. Last
night at the Thcatcr, Chinese ncr.
chant--n regular Mongolinu Muldoon
stalkcl into tho hall with q Chinese
bcllo clinging to his nrm, " all same
Mclean mani" Nnd, subsequently, tho
risibilitics OF the "boys" on tho back
seats wcro excited by tho sight Of
ShoShone bravo walking In with his
"Soquaw's" arm tucked under his own
in similar fashion.
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TuEenSorn alI:Ics.
DE FREES.

DE fNSES.
Tho following report WAS handed TO
lis yesterday by Sapt. Williams: Two
miners have stopped 2i tons OF ore from
the backs of the Ii3-foot leyeI, at Q cost
Of 81 75 per ton. We have commenced
shaf: 225 feet north Of the old one,
and have let the same by contract. The
shaft is Z feet long ani feet wide, and
is to lie sunk from the surface TO the
ll3 foot level for So per foot.
GRAND PRIZE.
Tho west drift Oh the 250-foot level
has been run 81 foot in vein feet
wide; average assay of ledge S2lG 70;
enst drift 250-fout level is in 81 feet.
ledge feet wide, average assay
Ii3i2 81 west winze 200 feet west Of
main shaft is down so fc I. with 4
foot ledge, average assay Sill ~.
ARGESrA.
Tho west drift OH the I00-foot level is
i'll loo feet in two feet Of good quartz;
each drift Oh tho samo level is in 100
feet in ilIrco feet of quartz and por.
phyry mixed. The west drift will bo
continued toward the Grand Prize
works, but tho cast drift will be stopped
for tho present. The Gust drift Oh the
l50-foOt level shows four feet Of low
grade ore, which hns improved very
much i'll the last 20 .Vining RrVier,
June so.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

On Friday tho boys at the 1;urck.
Consolidated were kept on tho run hy n
constant Htronm Of bullion pouring ont
from Tho furnace. Tho run for this
day is, wo believe, tho largest from ony
single furnace In tho record OF sp,clt.
Ing In this district, having turned out
$50 bars OF basc bullion, weighing
30, ,3l2 pounds. Sentinel.
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Orthc Chinese giant nov on cxhibi.
ton over At Virginia, tho Gold Hill
Nc'c' says: lie is nearly iwico rs high
MS DR.. Hail, Weighs 4l2 pounds, wears
Chiucsc clothes and tail, aud his
broad, 8warthy, smallpox. pittcd fnco
resembles Sarsiicld Guard tNrgct atlcr
n days practice by Tommy O'Brion
and some Of the other boys.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-07-08

Col. Wilkins, collector OF tho port OF
Baltimore, is q remarkably study gen.
tlcmnn. Tho President has begged
him to icHign that lucrative position.
and ho informs The Executive that no
will do no such thing. Tho gallant
Colonel 10 not devoid OF check.
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~ correspondent OF tho Snlt Lake
Tribune refers to bishop WuiGrnslcyn
as "not only polyganlist und u pcr.
jurcr, but u murderer and minister Of
the gospel"
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

DASTHER MINING GENERALIZATION
i Of principal place Of business, Ban Fran.
cisco. California
Location OF works, Cor usopiA Mining Dis.
trict, Elko County, Nevada.
,Eotieo-Therc Is deliu quo 1t upon the follow.
ing described stosf, on account OF Assessment
tSo. ~, lovicd on tho SEVENTEENTH day OF
May 1877, the several amounts set oppoAite tho
names Of the respective BhArVholders, ~ fol-
lows: .... .#--r.. .'.r-
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Or tho $3l0,OO appropriated by Con.
greJS for land surveying the next fiscal
year Nevada g,ls $4,000.
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AdvcrtI,Ing Rates In U. &. Coin,

Square no Lines Soupsriel Type or SisCo
. hluai: ntst inhsEh"h .'...... .s..'....--tt "
Each Additional Insertion. On..........-..... / u
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a slight shock OF earthquake wns re-
Gently felt ut Santa Barbara, Cnl.
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A liberal dIscGunt from the above rates TO reg
ulnr quarterly adycrIiScra-
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DAILY ElK0 INDEPENDENT,

ISSUED EVERY DAY, MONDAY EN-
i ceptrd,
g. S. SEARS. Editor md Publisher.
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JON PIIINTIS
or EVERY DEscRIrrIos PROMPTLY DoSY, IL THE
nrsr STYLE OF THE AIT
Our Only Authorized Agents

q. w. CRANE, 10. ACC Montgomery st.
Ban FrAnciSco, Cal, solo agent for tho ELgo
IHDErI HDEHr. Is authorized to contract for It-
ssrting Advertisements for Mt our lowest rstrs
In coin. OrltrA LEFT with Mr. Craze Will receive
prompt attention
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TO SHELTERS |!

new patent No. q Blake Crusher.
No. Bakers Rotary PRESSURE blower.
Water LGckot blast Furnace. with all It's mp
purienanccs
-. l bias. Pipe with Gate aud Safety Valve.
Water LnI now OF P.pss.
Tubular Boiler. 3O-hOrsA power. Shell, IE
In. II IT,, containing - Jiuch iiucT, and steam
dome. together with all and everything belong.
Ing OF appurIaining TO said boiler aud mach Ia.
cry.
The inachlnory above mentioned now lies q:
Iohho, Nevada, $50 miles west of uglcr. uu the
depot platform, and IL entirely now, never hay
ing bceu used. Apply to
J. II. RIPLEY,
j2I-ot ToRno. EeS1dA.
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Subscription ItatexI

Ss-Nouo bu, prcp..i subscriptions received.
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And IN accordance with law. and an orde. Of
tie Hoard Of Directors. nAdo OH tho SEVEN.
TENTH day OF MAY. 1917, ~ many GlGrra Of
each parcel of such stock az fnSy 10 necessary,
will bc sold at public auction, VI tho ofico of
larker Crlttcnden. Hoom No. 80, Merchants
Exchange IIulldinR. Han Francisco, Cal.
ifOrnIA. on MONDAY. tho 9th day of
JULY, 1871, At tho hour Of O'Clock ?.
u. Of alld day. 10 pay tall delinquent AssolS.
nicnt thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and cIpcnHcs Of sale.
!. W. Few, Secretary.
0rTfcE-lsoom 1. IIsyHards' Building, kIo
California street, Sau francisco. California.
mai Hr.
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Latest Dehgns Ia Type nnd Borders,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-17
Texas and Pacific RniiTOad Stock.
holders 3ecetIuE.

A meeting of directors and stock
holders Of the Texas and Pacific rail.
road was held in Philadelphia Tuesday,
The annual report was read, which
stated that $50 $40 miles of track had
been completed of which ITO were
finished during the year just closed.
Receipts for the year were 81, 3Sl 976.47,
and profits SO, lS9, $50 20; the passenger
revenue has increased % ) 10 per cent,
and l0l sol more tons freight hauled
than the previous year Under ADJUST
ment Of 5000, $50 Al Of Indebtedness Of
the California and Texas Railway Cons
struction company, SS47 i9l 36 had been
satisfied by July, 1871 ON June Isl,
the liabilities of the road were but
$lSj, j6j 7S0, with 444 miles in operas
ton, fifty locomotives l,Oj0 cars of all
kinds, being a reduction of 1886 S21 800,
a gain of 100 miles, d3j cars and thirty
two engines; the balance of floating lno
dobtedness was but $70,526 ~, against
$g3 j2j, 767 in June, 1879, and the COM
plny has ON hand to pay this debt
S3,Og4 900 of its first and consolidated
mortgage bonds.
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10 MI VINO SreslIleuug rom the or.
ro'' ana IodIsTatIons Of youth, merry.
Gus weakness, early decay, loss ofmsn.
no9u' tio, wlllspnl d ree.Ipt That
WIZ uNfrSou, Tree OF ohnrsr. mi.
f'tA1 remedy WA discovered ly a
missionary lu South America. Send "a
1e'' AuI l,.srd envelope lo the Rev
I"'ep, lnwan, StatloH DBlu.r Home.
Ne" lofk 'uv spral.e,d.w.
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NliENI-Recept moro liberal, mIy
,Gual 'o lhc demands No gtrusl 'IiaI "a
gIudus 6U94Oj. '''' ''' '""''
OATS -Ur.
~ E-None offered.
hAltLEi rhEl--2ir.
tpTN-Iex ~, "a shucK, &awc.
Ml,let SlU9l2. ""N
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COMMERCIAL.
MuNhrtRV

we monetary mNrEot Ito somewhat srrl1t.
r,nl %, o""l ir business, nHl tbHrr b. .ulp.,
rHl purpose. '''NI''l'
GOLD buying usrpcDr, oi. .n,lI lu,
0eiilhS large %, smalli1
silly GH-Num uu|,
tgl,rr,ls "ut .lt r. gulb ur silver u mnlkol.
i, hN,'l \ NHt.-tnWmrtn, h, De-. sem
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LIME Am IEnlENr-

.LlMl,-Tho best quality In barrels Is worth
"; IN bulk, loOi ordinary Dallas, 200. PEI
buShel, ~
CiMENP-Rosendle- b wor,hst ~ barrel
Louisville, best, Int lo kept, slbj "a bnrrrl,
Dallas, 81 &c.
PLASrES worth 81 30 o barrel.
Ihe supp yiui the above mentioned artl.
les isSmpl0 demand fair; market hrm.
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HIDES Ann rELraIEs.

HlpES-Dry nlnL ~ 10, ana upward, l5c..
ar ninl, Is lhS aud upward, damaged, loo.
llS NUT, Rips ami cali lli; dry Nttt, ID ms
ana upward llc,; green butchers, $40.
SHEEP PELIS-E Each, owing TO wool, POO
~ ,Whlte wool, long, Bic, while wool, tan
clip, lgg2tc; black wool, lSc.
HuFtALO--Bull IT,; c0ws,Bc.
TALLOW-lu barrels, 6Sc.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon ReDort-FinnncinL

GALv ysTDN, August IL told slO5GSl. OB
Silver 99c9par kXcha zee New York sight
14gla Dr nium. New Orleans sigat par ana
a premium.
NEW YORK, August Us Stocks huOyant
Aoney HB@S per cent Cod 81 1H, Elk
change log 81 ~; short - So STATE bonds
ste tdy. Government bonds hrm.
Gold opened 81 Ull4.
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FLOUR F1lrdeuRnd, which Is met freely.
nv lhF following quotations. Clutcent. IN
snGks, ~ uOi san Jtolnto 81 ht Emplrr 81 40.
NNN S ~, Eagle 80 o. Magnolia. ln s.rl,.
Us ps" p QU! rodd's NNN, 81, state
Sllr Mlls Xxx, s3 ~. '''''
BRAN-tr.m 10 tn5,c.
CORN MEAL-IUp
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Cotton Statement,

for the week endins Aug. 10, 1877
Furnished Tag HERALD by D. u. Raruett
Reporter IN his City for the National Cot.
ton Exchange.
stock on hand september lst,. 27l
Received this Week ........,.,.....
Received previously ...........,...,.. l3,Sl0
Received since September lst" 1881
-
lNNh ituNh
shipped this week,,....,.......,......
shipped previously ..,,,.... .......n. i3O8l
shipped since September LIST. 1890
-
Stock on hand ...n,., ...,,,.,... lg3
COTTOs MARKN"
Market dun, Middling 81 Low Mid
dang si4 Good Orna.y "a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
Highest tnpetHture,,,.,.r.. ,,,.,,,.. ,,.... %
Lowest temperature. ........,..,..... =
Average temperature nj II El.,..,,.,.,,.,.,.., .
Rainfall In ...,,..,.,...,
n, W, BARNETT,
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NEW YORK, August 10 stocks strong.
Money easy ~ lta@2 per cent. sterling low
er 1t 81 o.. cod arm at ~ OIA. Govern
Ment honda firm. state bonds dun
NEW uRLSANs, A gust lG-GOld u 0iG
81 o., Sight a premium. Sterling bank
81 H.
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The National Educational association
convened in Louisville, Kentucky, on
tuesday, the l4th instant.
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= The MILBURN WAGON has taken
Tue highest premiums at every promi'
hent fair in the United States. DIV NJ
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At the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many a
hard battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago q
victory was gaint more glorious than
any gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder OF scientific
men and physicians. Purely vegeta'
BILE, it excelled IN curative properties
the mineral drugs, such US calomel,
and was rs harmless to the system ana
almost as pleasant to the taste as co.'s
fee. This world, famous remedy Is Dr.
A. q. Simmou's Vegetable Liver Med
icine, manufactured 10y NJ. A. Thed
ford Il Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. IL Is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which viii be
given to all applicants free of charge
jun27 d&wlm
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commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, Angus lB.-Flour quiet
and weak; NN - ~: MN 81 UOdb ~ tu1l,e
sd 7ja1 -. { I'm dull weak ana 1--WE
mixed Rsc; choice white Use. " 800. q
prime 3s,aIOc. Rice. scarce anu W. :, -" a.
nrtinnry to choice 5itd7c. totiee steauy AZ
l-MTg,c, ugar qu Il and weak COM
mon 10 good con non $685. it To Ie,S
air "a. "a Sc; prime TO cuOice sS9lVo' NO
lasses nominal.
SEW YORK, Angus, 5.-FlouI-dull and
heavy. wheat, spot, duil and hea'y No'h
3Siynt-Fiour nominally steady; superhne
ve.,,.ru and state e. e05b ~ ~ulh' N h1uI =
commo to fair extra - ioBo " wa a.
lover, winter grad sfairly tc.lN,i Spins -, ~
moderate dem. nj, mafKet riJ,lhg hoaNS ~
:, sat q tot re anu n'; f- nv ,r,.sis n
low,T WI n mOder.t e trace lhiri OF =
r,iyej Mo- -g,: migrated &c. oats more ac-
n e, prime sieadN.
RAt1tNoRE. A. gust l6.-Flour fairly &C.
49, and unchanged. hoWard stietL ~ J,
western Superfine 81 I5g2 ~ eAua y -
40: family 80 J'9i ~. Mhea' ~ ..,,isi'
Anil and lover; western q al I aud .a-lei
rem nd aood to prime VI 81 al ~ am.
80 81 iIasI az 30 ! western " inter- spO.
~ A1vusisl IS: september u Njg. toIu
so5t6ern, a Iiet aud easi q tssteIn e'eAu'
s1titI,ern " mite 80 564c; yellow o'e"c'
AT. Louis, August l6-Flour Nsak aaa IA w
active. wheat Ops go sion a 1,ii ~ i-4I n
an ~, iioti IL. Corn easier; NO tulAtu
| ,ii,-''..'t... oats high /. No. lb'. hye uI ~
~ ~, sdvanee. SIC asked. WHISKY stead y
ei y t 81 Pors dull, SIS . Lard doll snd
a. ,,,,',I SIMMER s. 4aSsc. Bnlk meats uuli
, I1yers and sellers 4pHrt' no uans'''
R.s,p 55sa7hc. ,..,,,.,o,,i,sl
Hoss steady a. - ''3' ~ '''''
hides and Wooi,
GALVESTON. Angus, D. -hides-ih hem. maf *.
oAb IL, snieeted, lsc: light salted -
stses sailed Ne; damaged hsli price, -, ~
vel salteSi sc; selected s54e' butchers green
'ewoo,-oaehngs light. receipts small quo
tatlons nominal,
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The Lending CIotning Hoaseoi Daiiu

ihe Lending Clothing HOnseo OF D"i"
+. NJ. Kann d Bro. Justly claim TINS
egotstical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock
well made clothing in the city OF ia
las, aud as good as is kept in calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, aud they prop sc TO sell thelr
goods as cheap as the cheapest, an"
guarantee better goods, largest assOrt-
ment, best styles and latest fashions
a glance at their stock vi convince
anyone as 10 the truth their assef-
tons. They also k sep a tirsi-ciass
Stock of mems fur ming goods, con
slSting of n compiet stock OF mel
mats, which they make a specially or
aso, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they otter atextreWe low figures.
They also Keep on hand the mcst com.
plete and tinest lineOf neck wear anu
hosiery in the city In view OF me
Above stern facts, we. can cheerullye
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around aud
examine their stock. and We feel con-
ndent that they will coincide with uin
aud pronounce +. NJ. Kahn q Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas
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Attorneys as Iaw

On tho lst OF September shall inter- upon
the practice OF The law IN Dallas, once
with Judge Backsdale, southeast corner nf
puulic square.
augladim N. M. BURFoRD
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Close OI hafktt-AOllnn hIuls bbtahNp
II : l6c; Orleans Ii . Ice, Sales ~ bales.
Consolidated net receipts l,1G exports
Grett Britain 1885; France 500 coastwlse
1859 bales.
LIVERPOOL. August l6.-NOon, Cotton Is
IN tai buain. AT previous prices.
thu suAY WEDNESDAY
Midlling Iplands 80 l-lbd iod
Middhng Orleans. .-b4d IA
Sales, 5000 bal $; speculation and export
loo ba rs; receipts l5O bales American =
Futures, steady. UtlHuds low middlins
clnu e Angus delivery 1865; September
ana Octorer l6d; October anu Nov mutI
q 3.32a6 l-l6d; August anu September j.
u m.-Upla us low middling lauSe,
Au ust and september delivery l,S2d; No
vember and December 49,. Mddiius up-
lands l-lGl; midrling Orleans b,id; low
middliug uplands 55sd; good ordinary up
lands lid; ordinary uplandS 0h",
Sp.m.-Upands low mid iling rlanse sep
mber ana October delivery o l'S2i: new
crop ,hippeI November ami December 10y
sail q l-l6d.
Futures steady.
NEW OsIEANs, August 10 -NlRht-Cotton
dull; rec ipts net 80 bales, gross III eNPor"
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Book bout y Simpson, Attorneys az Law
No. hG Main street, opposite The Herald
tfioa, upstairs, t iun 30.dSwtf.
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The MILBURN WAGON has stood
the Texas climate for ten years. OWN
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Cotton Market.

GALYrsroN, August Receipts net, 10
bale; ross -- bales Exports c0astwise rs.
Sales 70 bales stock S,is7 bales MsrAet
weak.