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Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
ST. PAUL SIOUX CITY
Sioux City & Pacific Railroads,

N'J
100 Miles Shortest Reu'e to ST Paul, Minneapolis.
Duluth or Eismark.
And the most direct route to Sioux City
and all points in Northern Iowa. Minnesota
and Dakota.
NO CHANGE OF CARS.
Will run elegant Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches. owned and controlled by
the Company. through without change be-
tween
OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS
AND ST. PAUL
Trains will cave the Union Pacific Depot
ct OMAHA at 4 p. m, and COUNCIL
BLUFFS at 5:45 p. M. reaching SIOUX
CITY at 10. 20 p m, and ST..PAUL at ii a.
m, Tina. l8 hours making
TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
ALL OTHER ROUTES.
Returning-Will leave ST. PAULa ap.
and OMAHA at 10 a, m.
ss-Tickets for sale In Chicago and North
western Railway offices Council Bluffs; Un-
ion Pacific Depot and Grand Central Ho-
tel, Omaha.
es-Be sure that your tickets read via
IS q. & P. r. R." l. BURNETT.
Superintendent, Missouri Valley.
F. C Hills. Gen'l Ticket ACT. Sioux City.
J.. Fl. 0'BRYAN.
Southwestern Freight and Passenger Agt.
mey20-tf Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

There was q fellow named Hewitt.
said The only correct way to do il
Is to buy Cronin's vote
With q soft-money note
This reform Democrat, Hewitt,
Hartford Evening Post
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

Desperate must be Mr.. Hitch
cocks chances for the succession,
when he is foolish enough to APP
proach such a man as w. J. Hal
dermen. This he did, and said If
Mr.. II. would vote fer him, he
could have any position IN the State
that he desired. -[Pawnee Republi-
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

John Z. Edwards. VS. ROGERS Il Co. Chicago
Ill. Individual name of firm unknown.
Before August Weiss, Justice Of the Peace
in and for Douglas county Neb-
On the 9Th day c~fJanuary. 1877, said us
tice issued an order of attachments IN the
J. EDWARDS.
janI1-wst
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

Each person procuring a club Of ten or
more subscribers is entitled TO one extra
Weekly. and Of fifty or more to q Semi
Weekly.
To clereymen the Weekly Tribune will be
sent one year for $50 Tho Simi-Neekl
for $3.50, anc the Daily for 81.
n8- Specimen copies free.
nSiAgents and canvassers wanted in
every town, with whom liberal arronge-
ments will be made.
nT All remmitta1ces at sender's risk,
unless By draft on New York. poatal order,
or in registered letter.
Address simply
THE TRIBUNE.
NEW NORK-
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

A Complete rctorsotHasto1y OF the
Times "-"7he best, cheapest
and most successful Family
Piper in the Union."
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16
ADVERTISING 4; !: =; E: E.: :: ]:

~ g. is Aas. xss.ras . pssus Co. s-IssAsA
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

Hitchcock and two thirds of his
appointees are at Lincoln working
TO secure his reelection, when they
ought to be at their!posts of duty
Hastings Journal.
Omaha daily bee., 1877-01-16

Six years ago Hitchcock went
into the Democratic caucus and
pledged an Equitable division of
patronage" In case the Democrats
would vote for and elect him as q.
8. Senator. He had seven Republic
can friends out of thirty-two in
the Legislature, and with these,
together with tDelue Democrats
and seven boilers, he secured his
election, against the wish Of a very
large majority of the republican
members. He used the democrats
catspaw and then broke his faith
with them, rs he has ever done
with members of all parties. Never,
at any election in this State, has
be supported a straight republican
ticket, and yet he insists that he
should be chosen by republicans as
L 8. Senator. Unexampled i'm
pudence.l[Lincoln Globe.
Hitchcock is well provided for in
jealous workers-an array of half a
hundred of hts appointees with
others who are bound up with that
ring and who are politically buried
in case the senator is defeated.
Their principal stock in trade Is
promises of reward, either in the
shape of office or the ''ready,"
working upon the principal that
votes that can only be seemed by a
consideration. 1t is well known, Of
course. that the Offices are all filed
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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ESE AND TO LET
zzIf s1soH oHwAsTEDHSEHHEss-lsla f1ss-sd and 4sA
HORSES, CARRIAGES. 1o-isr PAGr-sd and lfh cola
sosEs Rodns 1o %ASrEperu rAe.-sh col
fNsTRUcTioN-efn PAcS-4sh COL t.eof.1 .e,s
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IN s.is q. col
EESsSsaE!s' i1sSsSETa Jas1as Ssss!:' COL
POST OFFICE NOTICE-9rH PAoK-4th col ---
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FkAALkb-
vnoPERrY OUT OF The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGK col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-2D PA0E--lst col.
Es9s!a M9ss1Rni?
1kW RDS-1sf PAGk-1Ht col
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4 e. $ At
ePORTING-BIRDE DOGS. kC.-lsr PAGK-3d col.
DTORA0E-0rH PAGE 9th col. q9 stl.a
3HE TRADES-l2rm PAGE-6th and 9Th cola
THE TURF-1sr PA0E- Sd col.
20 LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPosES-.2p .PAos--lst col
1kAvELLERS' GUIDE-9rm PACE-6th col.
UNFURNfsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2p P4cs7S2d Tn "a Sc snd % Gos al
WATCHHS. JEWKtky, &C.-8rH y -Sth col.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PA0x-1st COL
WINThR RESURTS-2D PAoE-5th col
The New York herald., 1877-10-24

WHis1s sis class, Ss,stss sa..s. &
HORSES. CARKIAGEs. sc.
Avas rAssEHf < KEAsSKy. AycrIosEsRs.
THE safs;
TO sSEsS 1sS 5s;1 ''I;'i' ar
BRoUGHAMs.
CoGPEs.
sIx-sEAr GERMANTOWN RooKAwAYs.u oPEN
Dog C.r's S.r9sshss s:'1 d n.
Dss:.. x:sss: .sp s,i .sr"s wssoas 10
0R Eso" sIp .n% single Harness.
si.' rass Any nodsk Tsse sell
AStSss VIE Ss9a ssHsSsi
ssslSs sEsISs sss$aaEfEEF $sE$sK sst$sK
saEs :s:s1
s.HKa .ns s s .s: s Ss
T 4aE SHSMs ssssT ' n S y..
old; record Of $50: Warranted sound and Kind.
s SlSH A'''n' =
..r na s1a fsswS M y a.s sx 'a
Tor IoNY Ehas.on, y ges: z. Close.
Sh1 Ss; Hh::a: $ ,sx * high 7,.
'? ssssS @
BALE OF Lap Robes and n. Il. Bi.niss.
THE GRAY colt Ant"erst, i51 high. yssrs old; ean
speed q 40 gait: warranted sound and kind
TiE bAY mare siSsew Ella warren ls4 high. ys.u old,
record q s7h war,sntsd ted sound and kin kind .,c.
THE BAY sslding General Howard. i5M high. yssrs
.Sa. Soss .oS Ssd wssSn
CONFINED BAY saddle and harness Gsding. fS1< high,
RocKxwXY NEARLY new. ny rsrrlL
ErEEroEE Ers sRSwS 'ps'
old: very stylish warranted sound and kind
yo HsDa. w.ss
BAY RACING Mare isl high, years old; can pace in
TOP SIDE bar Wagon, by Freeman.
SINGLE SEAT Road Wagon, BY o'Lssry Bros
cd sound aud Kind also
SINGLE EifsI m%ksEss N .Tss Rsss: wsDs e.
sxy MARS. sslsS io,..r old; srs.. ro.d...r; var
BAY HORSE; isX high. sye." old; boon used V dog
TOR EULL Spring Wagon, BY ypndersaw.
IGHT sUslNEsS WsSer ks sss%.n
2So the property Of genslemsn going abroad; war
Hay GOLF isX' high. ye.+s old; can srot close -
PAIR soRREL Hersss, l5I high, 7 and 9 yssrs old
sET r'Ds DoTBIE % :iyss mounted coach hsrnss.
NIT MI LILY LIyaT IT., single u Harness ~
f:n e
FULL. DsscRIPrroNs u s.,e.
SALKs NEVER postponed scoonnt OF weather.
SALES or Horses, &C., next Saturday
The New York herald., 1877-10-24

SPORTING-BlRDS. DOCS. SC.
yVANTED-A WINCHESTER RIMflRE aEPEATER
w Arm. Address REPEATER. box sI96 Herald offoe.
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PRICE THREE CENTS

AMUsEMEyTs.
PRYANT's OPERA HOUSE BRyANfis N1SsTRELS
ihi BIZ 7as ,S4 so aroaa~a' opposite New
$*$:s# ~: !!:s a.. $|S:#E#$:
.nushey Doushsry. Little Mae DAYS Reed Msetin and
wSn Eys ssnn g 20 AZ and ss ssars Matinee @
NIBLo's GARDEN.
Las. wesk Of Mr. JOSEPH PROCTOR in hi. srs..
& sSb HS oy MOODS
& b. With Il s n. M SS
Of AnSer'' spocsaoul"Ms < Qesrs eas,p,,o.
THE DUNE elS%li. OF poRrIcr.
New Costumes Properties
ss . for n sn a s On a.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. MISS TnUEsBY.
MONDAY EVENING, october 20. at 3 o'clock.
Mis-. EMMA Q. TnUksBY's
GRAND CONCERT
Las. appearance ia New York before her departure for
s,.uo, Bn1csoEi EHi''''ins Artists Nj, R. MILLS
Mr. ruEopoRRasa Raa THOMAS
:, AND MS GRAND ORCHESTRA;
xdmi..ior"roas, nsh and Balcony, Si Family cires g
gents seats 8" cent, and y ssr ascSas
sehi@%sr :" 7oi and At Theatre ocs
THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
Largest Sea Monster ever seen.
The prodigious Tenarmed
MANkATING DEVIL FISH.
Twenty times largsr than tho one described BY
Victor Hugo.
most amazing Monster
Enormous IN size. Awful In shape.
Two Living hsn,.rmed Octopus Tropssl g,i; Fishes
sG sifi Dos
Snb-AQncous Performa ancss. Orchestral ConcertA
Sacred Concerts every sunday AFTERNOON and evening
L'lFrH AVENUE THEATRE OPERA
"a fashionable event and popular .ucco.ar-lIerald
VERY GREAT SUCCESS
Of the
HESS ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
IN THE NEW COMIC OPERA.
Kncore after encore -Bersld Full OF GO o"-Tribuna
THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY"
THE CHiMKS or NORMANDY"
--latest and brightest OF PRrsun ."-Horald
Miss EMELlE MEivILIE.
Mrs ZELDA sEGUIN.
Miss LOUISA SEARE
Mr.. WILLIAM CASTLE.
Mr.. C. n. TURNER,
Mcssrs. Edward segnn. Chsrs. Morton, j. Bcnits, 10
Box Office A. NJ TO ~ T.. NJ USUAL PRICES.
u 4 FEAST or FUN BEGINS At 5
LOOK AT THIS ARRAy-dENuINE TALENT.
Helene Mnze,i. 90 Mullen and Mageo.
Blanche Seiwyn ~ Parker Sisters
j. W. McAndrcws Sr Cummings and
Wilson BrotherA r g Harrington.
Mafitt and ia. Bartholomew.
Many and o-a many Others
Chcapest prices 90. In the city.
Admittance, 20 cents = -
al Reserved seats
ISy 35c- Soc. and 7Jc
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
THE TURF,

WHITE PLAINs DRIVING PARK, uCTOBER ~.
w ls77.-2:i5 class, entries; 90 class a entries
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
I AUCTION.
n VAN TAssKI.L / KEARNBY
have received instructions from
MIR. WILLlAx yEITCH

TO HEI.L. bY AUCTION,
TOMORROW. THURSDAY, 25sh October.
AT NO. Is MORTON H.: between Bescker and bedford,
THE KSTIaE cokTESfs q, ms LIVERY srABLs,
FIVE FINE GLASS FRONT CoACHEs,
TWO OVAL GLASS HRARSEs. nearly new; Park
Phaeton Barouchc top ssds bar and full spring Wsrons
Doctors Phacton, Park Phaston Portland Cus.
carse Piumes, lot Collins, stable Utensils, ocs Furni-
tuFe, be. &c. .rt.ts
Also THR URExpIRED EEAsR OF ,he premises.
having Ave year. to ran from lst Msy next.
THE SALE WILL BE POSITIVE am without rpsorvs
in consequence Of Mr. vcitch declining tho livery pert
his businesa
CATALOGUES CAN BIZ OHTAINED on the premises
and at tho oHlcc OF the AUCTIONEERS RIO. il2 EAST
at
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
AMUsEM M E Eyrs.

LIE PETIT FAUST.
Thursday evening. LAST time this season,
LA FILLE DE- NINE. ASGOr
Friday evening (by requesU and only time,
LA MARJOLAINE.
In which Mile. Aimee will sing tho celebrated
Cuckoo Song - also LA Petit Sou"
Saturday afternoon Ole nbachs popular work.
LA GRANDE DCCHESSE.
SPECIAL.
Sunday evening next. October 2a.
FIRST SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT,
In which Mile. Aimee her company will appear
Sale Of seats will commcncc Thursday morning
N prep
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-24

strong.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY.
Mlddllng Uplanus. . 6}sd 7-l6d
Middhng OrleUns.,. 6Ad $50
sales 10000 baies; speculations and exports
1900 bales; receipts 1850 bales, American
$3.50 bales.
Futures opened '-S2@l-l6d better, but the
advance has since bet II lost.
Uplands. low middllng rlause, November
delivery, q 7-iGd; November and Dec. mber
6SI6 lI-S2d; December and January II $40
d o-6d; January and February ll-J2@y
6 5-l6d; February and March ll-33di March
ana April 6AG6 ll-32d; new crop shipped De-
tober by SAL G1yl; November and December
ll-J2d; December and January G1sd; Jsnu-
airy and February 8 l3-52d; uplands low mid
ding clause shipped February and March
q 7-lGd.
sales of the week 1900; speculation 1900;
export 1900; stock 3l,N0 American l7lOOO;
imports 5000; American 5000; actual ex-
port 600; atlOat ,S6l; Amt rican ljJ 90 bales.
Up. m.-U plandl low middlinS clause Dee
cember and January del.ve y q 0-& ! new
crop shipped January ana February By sail
GAd
S:l5 p. m.-sales include $50 bales Ameri-
can, Uplands low miduiing clause Nuyem-
Der delivery BHd Yarns ana fabrics at Man
chester are firm.
5p. m.-Futures closed steady. Uplands
low middling clause February and March
delivery 5.lbd.
Circular cotton brokers' association Cot
ton was quiet early In the week. but ANNA
ted during the last few days. Quotations
have generally advanced. American was In
active demand, the quotation Tor uplands
advanced "a penny, other descriptions com
mad full rates. In ga islands business has
Ueen only moderate and prices are unchang.
ed. In fuI ures "A fair business has been trans
acted and after various fluctuations they
closed steady at an advance of l-32d for No
vember delivery, and l-l6d for other posi-
lions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-24

Tms is the time of the season for
meteoric showers, which this year are
known az Leonids. They generally
commence on the thirteenth of Novem.
Der, but the astronomers tell us that
the earth is getting out of the thickest
pact of the meteoric ring, and as II
reaches the thinner places the showers
come little later. They are due at
any time before the twenty-lith The
showers will be very light. The Boston
Post, however, advises every one TO
carry an umbrella.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-24
Gotten Market.
comparative Cotton stotemou,

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Net receipts at all
United States ports during the week, l99. gio
bales; net receipts at oil United States ports
Tor the same week last year, 2OO, 74S; total to
date, l330,5bS; total receipts TO same date last
year, l,BO7Bll; exports for the week, 0S,S9S;
total exports TO this date, 5lS,l79; total ok.
ports u same date last year, COL ,2l3 Stock
~ all United states ports, 6I3,0Il; same time
last year, SGO,35I stock at ali interior towns
Wlil; same time last year l0i,553; stock at
Liverpool $4,000; same time last year lI5, coo;
stock OF American atloat for Great Britain
10000; same time last year 100000 bales.
aALv GsrON, November 23,--Cotton, receipts
1894 bales. Exports TO France S,2i6 bales;
coastwiSe IS bales. Sales 1858 bales. Stock
6793t bales.
Mnrit ct firm
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LlAE-Tho best quality Ia hnrrela IN worth
2ti Ia bulk 81 sos Ordinary Dallas 300, pet
hGsupl.
CHMGNr -Rosondlo- ls worth 81 "a barre
Louisville, best, llt 10 kept, $500 h blrrull
Dallas, t2 90.
PLASrERls worth s. 90 " barrol
lne supplyiot the above mentioned artl-
los sample demand lair market arIn,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, November 93.--Stocks declin-
ed - TO -, but have since recovered.
Money per cent. Gold u t9Jk, Exchange
long u ST. short 81 81. State bonds steady.
government bonds firm.
Cola opened 81 U2Ja,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-24

VuhN Texas, IN shuCk, biU6ic; la De.
ihhul, hhelledi none Offering,
HARLEY fEED-M0lOi,
HlE-1ac
Mlllet GlOIl2
gag roa s have cnnsed a great scarcity Of
an Kinds uf grain aud pTic1s have been
iu.c At up far beyond rs value,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-24
uInrs Ann PELTRIEs.

HIDEs-Dry flint, IS ne and upward, l5c.i
dry ilnt, rs is and upward, damaged, lUc.;
dry hint, Rips and calf, llc.; dry SAT-, % Us
aud upward, Ilc.; green butchers, b1sc-,
SHEEP PELTS-Eachi owing 70 WOOL ~
DC: white wool, long. 2lci white WOOL iaii
clip, lgGzCc. black wool, loo.
BuFFALO-Bull's, &C.; cows, sc.
IALLOW-iu barrels. SIC.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-24
COMMERCIAL.


FIOlIR-Fair demand. " which Is met freely
al the following quotations: Crescent pa
sacks. 81 w: san Jscinto s. 20; Empire - oV
xxx s. y; Eagle 50 w; Magnolia, IN SACKS
- lbs, 81 %; TOdd's XXX, - 20, stau
star Mills Xxx, s. ".
BRAN-frOIn 40 to SOC.
lfnHE MEAT,-fale.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-24

NEW ioRK, November 9r.--Sterling s4 OF.
Money ~ Il per cent. Go.d quiet at IL 02Js
Hovernmeut bonds hrm new 5s "a. STATE
bonds steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Novemb Der 2S.--Gold 81 O2Js
@sl QISS Sight IS discount. Sterling bank
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NEW ORLEANS, November a3.-Nlght-Cot

Receipts, net, gOSl bales; gross | sos bales.
Exports coastwise 81 bales. Stock 2l5.lIs
bales.
Weeks sales 40, $50; receipts net 6i,i9'; gross
II ,OiS; exports to Great Brain li,O16; conll-
nent G72l; coastwise 1892 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-24
Honey.

Pitchers CastOria IL n complete substi'
tute for Castor OIL, and Is MS pleasant to take
as Honey. II ~ particularly adapted TO
Ieething and irritable children. 10 destroys
worms, asslmulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rem
edies are as eificacious for Feverishness,
Group, Worms and WhoOping Cough. Cas-
toria Is scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OIL.
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
Messrs. j. b. Rose q CO., ". Y:
Gcnis: | have "A family of eight children,
and have used a. much Castoria rs any fam
lily in the United States, think. | have
never found anything equal to IL. My chill
dren have been saved fro teyer several
times by the use of Castoria. recommend
lis use for children, for many diseses they
are subject to, In preference to any medicine
know Of. feel IL my duty TO give this GER
tihcate on account OF the ben, dts | have de.
rived by the use of IastOria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN =. LITTLE
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GRAIN AND sREADsTUFFs.

OATs-selling only to feed m en' ScsS'c
carce. =. -
@sl A.; fair eli iOasi 81; low grades 81 OS
u 10
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DIR. j. j. JON Hes
OFFICE OVER OGDEN 4 VOLTS STORE.
Cor. Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas, Texas

Does general practice In Medicine and Sur.
gery Gives special attention to diseases OF
lOOnea and children, and To all diseases per-
tanning 10 office practice.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
A circular on diseases OF the Heart and
Lungs. Nasal CtadJTh, Dyspepsia, TumOrS
HemOIThoidS, Etc, will be sent to any adj
dress, by mall, ON receipt of two three cent
stamps.
Also Private Circular sent sealed on receipt
| Of two three cent stamps
Otiice hours--O to IL a. M, 2 10 and 10 .
m, jy29dtf
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Notice of Dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween ]. A. II. Hosack and j. J. Jones, I'M
der the firm name OF Hnsaek & Jones, In
the real estate business at Dallas, Texas,
was dissolved from aud after the first day
of October, 1871 j. A. ii. Hosack retiring
from said hrm, and j. J. Jones continuing
said business and assuming all liabilities
Contracted BY laid Arm, and IL hereby
authorized to collect all amounts due the
ia. II. HOsACK.
october 10, 1877. ]. ]. JONES.
In retiring from said Arm, bespeak q
continuance Of the kind patronage berst0-
fore extended said firrn, and after having
had Mr.. JeDes with me In business for the
last tweiAe years, / can, and do, with great
pleasure. cheerfuliy recommend him as be-
Ing worthy OF the confidence OF any COM
munity.
| novl0-dlm. j. A. III. HOsACk.
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Commercial.

New ORLEANS, November 3.-FlouT, dull;
superfine 81 5Odl Is: XN s. Og5 Ia; AAA
So 25g;G 90; higher grades t6 509l W. Corn,
scarce and firm; white &c. oats fair DEMAND
at 6GGsgc. Coffee quiet; caTgOes ordinary 10
prime I69lgc gold. Sugar steady; common
To good common H4ajIc; fair 10 fully falr
5jf97c; yellow clarified I1tgSHc. MOlhsses,
dull, weak; common Oi3ic; fair 5Oci prime
to choice 33@iJc. Rice, quiet and steady or
dinaiy to cnoice 5gt4c.
ENRw YORK, November 23.-Flour without
decided change, little more doing In export
and home use, closing quiet; southern Hour
heavy; common TO lair extra 70 pop ~
good TO choice s. 30ds 80. Wheat Is uull,
prices Morally without decided change,
closing slightly in buyers favor. Corn H9h
| lower, les doing. oats lc better and active.
| Coffee, Rio, &c better, more demand car
goes l5A9lshc goldi Job lots lbhgzO14c gold
BALTIMoRK, November "a Flour Is dull;
western supernns s. T5gi IS; extra Sgsoi
/ family e. 25as1 IS City mills, supernne.
| brands Is OOg7 50; other grades unchanged,
southern wheat rrmsr and higher western
/ firm and higher; southern re good 70 prime
Al 4)ai AZ: amber, 81 509l s.; No. 2 western
| winter red spot and November VI ~ De-
| cen her 81 Az southern corn active, nIinef'
/ western uuiet, firm and higher; southern
| white 5eatDc; yellow 5Ig6le.
ST. LOUIS, November a.-Fl1ur, fair de-
uand for low extras. other grades inactive,
Wheat ,iuil aud lower; No. red fall u ~
| ", ~. M 4dog iOal u; No. 2spring u "
| n m Iiiirin, No. mixed Hhgii,sc. Oals . re
Easter. 80. z 9a26Ltc. Bye steady -. baI.
"a, oniet but steady WHISKY IS steady 81
n hi. PORK dull, sl2 Is. Lard nrner, " y
asked. Buik meats easier, sho t..,, IN
| clear ribs &C; Gear sides b14c' Da0"h' "nis
small peddiing.
| Hog3-Aciiye and hrm. -,
Gstiie-Weak, demand only local.
sheep-Quiet and Unchanged
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November IL 22@ll 2ic; December II 2Oall
DE; January Ii 269ll 2Sc; February II 39g
II lie; March IL 53@ll 55c; April II G5Gll 6S.
Night-Cotton steady. Uplands NE; Or
leans ll96c. Sales 999 bales.
Receipts of the Week net. ., 259 bales; gross,
80 0Ii; exports to Great Britain 9,2O5 bales;
continent 1856 bales; France $4,000 bales.
Sales I, 3j9; sock 8l,37S bales,
Net receipts 922 bales; gross 2,70O bales.
EnturrS cIOSed eaSier. SaleS iAnlN hnleS.
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FOR tho week ending November %, 1877
Furnished Tar HERALD by u. W, barnett,
Reporter In this City for the National Cot.
ton Exchange.
stock ON hand september lst.. lSs
Received this week,-....,,.n.. SO
previously ,,,,,",,".""l3,@
sept. !, lS7".".,,r,.,.,,,,. li,2H
Total .",.-"""""-," li,iU7
Shipped this woek,,,..."."..,o... loss
previously .,,,,"..,".,.ll,b 900
since sept. |, lS7Ion.. 1858
Stock on hand,""""""".""",r, l,S2O
COTTON MARKET
Market firm with good demand. Middllng
9}ac, Low Middling 80. Good Ordinary So
TO $40.
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hides and Wool

gALyEsToE, Eovembar 2l.-Hid ,, are I'LL ni,
safted iIlsc; damaged half price; HIPS ~
wei sailed as they run &c; selecteu ~
butchers green nc, e of for Cru o., ,,, and
Wool-Steady; medium 70 nne nsnl.. a,le,
free Of burs 2o4l5c; coafss nno oes's
Western and Mexican lO9lSc.
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St.CharleS Hotel.
Located on Courthouse Square
Near the Business Centre of the City.

THIS popular house is ample IN It's accom-
mcdations, and has always been dlsIin--
guished for the neatness, cleanliness and
airy GOODNESS of its rooms, and It's table iarn
which is excelIed by no flrst-class hotel IL
the country. The proprietor is well known
as an experienced landlord, who AWAY,
looks TO the comfort of his guests. Rates
For transients, by the day, 81; by the week,
80; tickets for twenty-on0 meals, 70.
JAMES ELOYR, Proprietor.
tun8O-6m
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METEOROLOGICAL

Highest mperature.,.
Lowest mperuture
average temperature nv T. m","""",..-,
HtluiNll III ,.,.,,,.. b-l0U
d, W. BARNETT,
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septlS-d-eod&wiyr.

A GOOD WELL Ss y w viii, ,n" OUR y a,i SSs
Well Anger, Send for onr anger book. U
AuoKR Co., ~. Louis, Mo npr2lw20teO
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Week & receipts net, q, 1865; gross % 2Sl; ex-
ports to Great Britain l2,Si7; France 1889;
continent ,i0l; coastwse 6,967. Sales 1905
bales.
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LrvMnPooL, November 9S,-Noon. Cotton
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