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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-11
Total sales for the day
80 rgIcEs or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The cable adviccs from london tO-day report
money easier three months bills being quoted az g
all per cent, az against p the minimum rate Of
discount ut the Bank Of England, the sum II
F52 coo bullion being withdrawn froLa the Bank
ION balance Silver ID quoted at 57l4 pence no
ounce, British consols advanced 10 %, while IN
United States bonds, 1868 we're l. lower, lO-'Os
times steady at 9li Paris dispatches report rcntes
np 10 1906 ~ ga lOG30. United states new hyes IN
Frankfort are 1928. Gold was somewhat hrBer
to-day with sales at 1869 1 7sG l06l4, but there
yverc mo new eytraneous considerations influencing
the price. On gold loans renewals were at Z, later
carrying charges being and .. Foreign exchange
was dull at quotations The Assistant Treasurer
pad out 0OU in coin interest on the public debt,
and S1i1.O00 in redemption OF called bonds. The
DAYS business at the Gold Clearing Depan ment OF
the National Banl, of the State of York COW
cred Gross clearances 39. 592 600; gold balances,
81 ,ssI, 900; curr ncy balances, $2,O43,O57. Inc
principal gold quotations We're: ,,,,--
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Cnunirn Real gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-LEASE OF FARM, 40 acres;
I STOCK implements, lV>9c-s"n g. H. GAISDlNL4 hing
stOn, rsct Co.. Eastcrn Shcrc lid
gTOR SALE, -cheap-A small FARM of eight
acres nile from depot on main road brick no 81
rooms and stables, workshop hen
nery and Otler oGiDudnes all kinds OF choice ifut tce
rich lsud, suitable FOR truck fsTm buildings worm the
money Price $500 half cash bailnce 300 yearly Apply
l.. POOLE Box 80. T. o. East S:rDudsDuiS Penn OF " NJ
DAVIS, Tribune OEicc, n y.
NOTICE TO STOCk-RAISEKS AND FARM-
~ ERSThc advertiser has tract OF loo acic- OF land
in Missouri watered and tmbei ard three rail-
roads 900 improved lie has fine Lcrd 81
Dnrllm stock, Berkshire and P"IIdChina hogs
ab1ut 20 brood mares, with cOits from fine
stations The fal hes houses largo barn. icebOuse
D.is- 800 head Oi The av'l her
furnish bal! 81 the capital None bot persons with
go tn $1,000 nee, answer. This Is good chance FOR
person of brains capital and muscle. Address STOCK
RhISEB care Of n. W. aver q son, Times building Phiia
delplia.
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Gin iJropcrtn 90 Get.

STORES, LOFTS, and OFFICES 10 LET-On
> gT1advay ByJarc Mercer Greene MURRAY, ChGlc. end
Other srcrta NJ. :. MYERS @ON, $40 BIoad~cT.
TgrO LET unfinished, the third floor -four
rDusD high sp1p modern dwelling huus- Ia 5nai
family without servant; hsc occupied D. Io owner renI,
49, u.T upIth. 1l3 West l7th.si.
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Glnsirdl sns,rlfnc'tts

4 GREAT OFFER FOR JANUARY. ,.
"A We viii during these HARD TINES, to FEBkU'
AIRY l. disuose 1876 PIANOS and ORGANS new ana sec
ond hand class nakcs including AfEkS AZ lower
prcs iustamcs Ia lei until PAID FOR 1an ever
before offered ~ New. York. WATEE5'S RAND SCUA
and UPRIGHT PIANOS and ORGANS are the BESi
MADE warranted for SIX years. AGENTS WAITED
Jinalrs,,I Caialpgues mailed liberal discount Teach
crs Minscrs Churches Schools, Lodges &C. sheet Muse
AZ lialf pI1oa. HORACE WATERS SONS Manufactures
and Dealers, 40 East lith ST., Union sqtaI,.
BRAU1IGAM' Upright and Square
LAs PIANOS second TO none; prices moderate on
stanty hand large assortment OF aioa dla"'
WarorOums. no 20 Unionsquarc
NOR SALE-A good VIOLIN and MUSIC,
with piano accompaniment. apply at ia East 4oth 81.
I IGHTE & ERNST, old hOnse Of Llgite d
IL Bradbury offer theiT splendid PIASU.FOHlEs at low
prces and on ear monthly payments IL Fat l+ths Also
smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
~ \. BALL 81 Co..
y. No. Is EAST laTH-ST
fc seTprs SIDEWAYS aai other Pianos ard Organs Low
forcasn on nstalmcnT8. anc for lant.
EIPRiGHr PIANOS
~ For SALE or RENT, at
OUVRII.K K SONS, Manufacturers,
No. ~ Wosi Tlintrentlst,
Between Fifth and Sixth-aves.
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lusltnellon.
= : = ? :
Country.

Country.
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
for tpah!as bJys ,ueii gedi. lriiiy, Chrstlai meI
RENINMiH Mason Bax no 6Ii fonheiA y. u.
Gtf:g PER QUARTER Ono extra charged inr
dDOeb young men and boys a D., III a
Ad..ross :. g. sHORfIIpGE uiarFa:h n MI htha fe''i
tntEa A iEAR.--DOARD and TUITION
% stU al Eldscoual Aca,siIj. adde's.
RE-. ". ~. RYiI.LY. Haddonhelf, Nj
Miscellaneous.
NATIONAL. SCHOOL BUREAU.
" HEADQUARTERS ron SCHOOL INIoRAAIlOH.
T. - School Gnd C0lIcpe u EECFohf sREE nh""''H6
sehesl patrons Also school circulars. "a ,. ,,,,,ya
PNIN cIPALS and FAMILIES Supplied With lt.hCiiElN''
TEkCiihf,S supplied with ItSfrIDNS.o,,oo,
SCHOOL, BOOKS, SCHOOL FunEi1UEE: sC!loob
PRINTING, SCHOOL ADV ERIiElNG, &C. &c ~
T. COrESWORTn PISCKSEY.@ Domestic bri.dins ~ j.
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i3roohlnu iJrcprr.n 60 fct.

Fg'O LET-3-story brick SCH0OL-HOUSE, No.
j l5s l.l.naeu 81; .-st1ry bick DNEIIISG, 40 Wa
louvtIV-a.. oDND1E f. FOHD % Clrk st, brooklyn.
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There were no sales of State bonds, except 3.oos
of District of Columbia, which are up 10 ~. hely
bank stocks Metropolitan as sold at ~. Ans aa
can Exchange 40 At l0J, and Hanover I'll al W
The business in railroad bonds was on restr'ete9
scale Hannibal and 81. Joseph convertible 80 zen
10 81 -, and st. Paul sinking fund 70 eth. Uhya
Pacific frsts were 1903, Westerns, l00i2, ScuuAes
lOG0s. and San Joaquin branch 90. RccA ISLAND 10
were strong at lOoSs. -. IN.
The Metropolitan National Bank to-day seH' Inv
following notice 10 lie Stock Exchange
MLTRoPOLirAs NATIONAL DAMN, --
NEw-YoRk, jan ., ls'")
s. r RUSSELL esq, President Nec York STOCK bLe"Snge
DgIE sIa Please notice HAT the capital oi Tue W.. va
uoIitan National Bank has been reduced from SiVrvv
To- 5000 900. and thai the transfer books "lh "a
on tnc day Of February Mex, wEeh vac Oh 20 "a
Gates II stock may bc delivered up ana lcs oncs ~
ceiyed. Yours very respectfully, GRO D. esNItt r
The earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee a1o os
Paul Railroad Company Tor the hrst week Oh 1sa''
AIRY were Us tollowe: ,.sa
1919. 1875. beSi -
$ll0,u0I sSooOo a, - 49,, and
The earnings of the 81. Louis, Iron MOuhthn So
Southern Railway Company for the month % ="
cenlbcr were: o.,
1876. 1879. Dssottttsr1
SlSD,3uO si91.6tJ % Sli'St' -. a
The Auity Insurance Company have 1ee!aie"i T.
semI-aunaal dividend or / per cent. payable o" Nv
maid. :, liz, bsa
lhc Phenix Insurance. Company Of Brooklyh nSs
declared u sem-annual dividend OF 10 per cen" f"'
able on demand. l.,the
The following securities to-day were sol" :" Wv
ENcGaGgr Sa!cSrOom: ,,., cu
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Gousss Gno farms tUautco.

XyrANTED-Forp purchaser, fra. class HOUSE,
w ccatr location. owners wishing meet with cash
buyer viii plc:Se send particulars GEO. H. PEriIIE,
Broker and agent, IFS Broadway.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY II. 1877.
Ocean Gieamers.
DACyFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
\ LINES.

DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
\ STEAMSHIP LINES.
ror CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA, AUSTRALIA.
SLWZEAf.ASp. BRITISH cDLtJBlA. Olu'uoN' &C,
Sailing from PIER ~. Scrlii iistr
For SAX FRAeCtSCD, .la ISTHMlb or IN ANA
STEAMSHIP COIOh TUESDAY. jan ~. MA.
Co,Becuug CnraI American ard south racine FoS'
FIom "a FRANCi~COt0J APAN aid CHINA
steamship ALASKA. TliuiisDAl yep. L,, an,
rrom 5ap Frsuc,tco aIidw Oh IsInfs. Ansalia ana
W." Steamship zEALANDIA, WEDNESDAY Jan. 81
Wy r9' ' EVE = Co or 10 H. j. BULLAY. Supt
n 40 wing green Pier A., y. X. foot Of canai-st
IpRD STAR STEAMSHIP LINE, appointed
III 10 carry tire Belgian aud United States Hails
the iiIor appointed % sa i0r antwerp
NrpERThHD ..... Jan. ~ swITzFRIAN o.. Ian 10
VA SU.......trii 10 kFNiLNORTli.-. req
Rates OF Passage IN Currency: . .oe
VYrst Ga hin 500 second csbiD. $50 Stosrax,, $40
PETER WRIGHT & Sons Cen. Agents nma.ephia'
JOHN MCDONALD, 8 battery place. n y.
CTATE LlNE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool. Dub
- lin Belfast aud Londonderry. These ifetclsse iu pow
cred stean4rs viii sail IRON
Pier ~. North kiver-fo0t OF Canal st., N II =,
STATE OF
STATE or NEVADA
STATE OF Gf.o I ss. s.i
STATE OF INpIANA.....:..... ihulslay. reD
Itst cabin $50 s5 go according 10 accommodation
E.cur.ou Tickets $40. Siy5 Second tsin SO Return
fickeiS 400 strrIa,,e al low rates. Apply to ,
1I,trIN BALDWIN 4 Co, Agents. ~ broahTay, "
sTEEpAGE PASSAGE at No. IS broadway, and at Com
ppnys Pier foyt OF Canal-st, n. T.
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panr,na Araocinies.

LIEN DGDWORTH's DANCING SCHOOi-,
"A REMOVED TO No. 6Si FiFfHANE.
NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF PUPILS.
Fol- particular serd for acireuaf'
Private Lessons every dag.
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tT ISS MCljDN2IID. - --... .-. 49,.
Va CIhSSES N DRAWING AND WATER COLORS,
From nature, 7SS Broadway. Room 81.
Terms go 20 es~us Of hour each IN the sdO pay
a6a in advance reduction viii be made for two or more
Pupils coming together
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OfeGu Cleaners.

MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
~ pnilolpia Liverpool calling at cnsiown, Thurs
days Philadelphia, Wednesdays ircn Liverpool
steamers % saul from Philadelphia o. iCloWs: .
ILLINOIS ..........JaG. II PENNS Van IA. rep l
sIORD CIIVF..Jan IL CITY Of HEM-NOItk Feb. :
ONO ........ Jan. - INDIANA 10
Price of Passage Ia Currency: - 49,
Cabin s7j 10 800 Iniermeiiatc gao Steerage, s2%
PETER WRIGHT & Sons, Cen Agents, PmiadclpLla,
ID = RAJ ". Y.
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CORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, \. Y.

rJ=- RATES REDUCED TO si72 YEAR. Al
Fi.sen prepare for College Business or 10
Life live graduating courses EuY three sufu"s may
chosen Admissions at any time poIti0nally
Hos. r., KING d. ID.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-19
STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district snd
great grazing grounds OF the West.
It's passenger and freight u0tns ARE sur
passed by none In the state. Pullman
Palnce Drawing KOom and sleeping Car,
leave ". Louis daily via the ~, X. 4 I, Ky
at a. M, hnnniB9i nc 10 n. M, and Sedalia
ut 6:23 p. III, running through To DenlsOn,
Sherman, Dallas, hearne, Austin and HOu-.
at sherman With the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
the connections of this kond with the M,
X. & 4. at DenisOn for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansns City aud all
points North aud Enst; with the Texas a Pa
oihc at sherman for 1T. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
1T Ho1ston with the a., IL. n y. "A tor Saa
Antonio, the o., IL. 4 III. tor oalvesion, this
Texas a New Orleans Hallway for Beaumont
Orange, etc, tbs Morgan and Mallory steam
ts,and the Liverpool 4 Texas Steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, Hayre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while Us freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II pasEs, with Its cooling sea bseezr,
pleasant scenery OF broad praiTies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields Of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and adyantaseous TO travelers aud
shippers IN preferences 10 Others
al. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
$40 y. M !, fiearne Al 2.25 b. M, Dallas 7.s5 n.
m. and benson NJ ll:i5 a. IN.
Bar Toar ueksts and ship Your Freight
"A
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Interesting from IInys county

SAN MAhcos, Texas, July II, ls77.
10 the Editor OF The Herald,
The weather is oppressiyoly hot in
this section The people are laboring
assduously constantly, INCREASINGLY
irving to keep cool but for the Inst
tn days have received but little en-.
couragement We have had partial
showers in this vicinity recently, but a
general rainfall is much desired. The
crops ARE all made except cotton. The
harvest OF small grain, whea', oats and
barley, is truly encouraging to the
farmer Even the old cotton raisers--
those who for twenty years scarcely
raised grain enough for bread-berin TO
Soc il will not pay them to hire labor TO
misc cotton, and sell it at ten cents Il
pound. 1t only requires about three
months OF the year to put crop of
small grain on the market, whereas il
takes thirteen months of the year TO
market cotton, The crop Of corn is
certainly far superior to that for many
years, and cotton looks very promising
but much uneasincss is felt in regard to
the future, The appearance of the
cotton worm in some Of the counties
east and south OF us-indecd, their
moges in the adjoining county of
Comal, is foundation for anxiety,
The political ocean is comparatiyely
smooth in these parts The corn>crib
and smoko-house tax is rolling
up some little turbulent waves. and a
little wind would cause them to GROW
angry and muddy the waters. heard
the question asked few DAYS ago in
all earnestness "Ilow did the state nav
as she went under Governor Throck,
morton in lSt6,7-right after the war
when property as rendered for taxes,
was tar less in value than now. and
taxation oneiourth of one per cent
and no smokehouse tax then, when in
IN'O>(--ten years Of peace quiet and |
pvoSperlty-property almost doubled |
IN value, corncrib and smokehousc add. |
cd, and the tax is one,half of one per
cent, and no money in the treasury ?' |
No one present could answer and the
party being solicitous about the matter
repeat it, hoping you or some one of
your readers may answer him sats-
ioctorily.
This community is heavily Swallowed
by dark clouds of griet and sorrow,
caused 10y the sudden and unexpected |
death Of Mrs, Thomas McGchcc, ON the
9ih instant One by one the old Tex.
ans are passing away The family came
from Huntsville, Alabama, to Texas, in
1870. The announcement Of her death
will bring sadness to the hearts of
many old Texans. She raised large
family, six boys and three girls, and
lived to see them all grown, and all
married but one. She inherited bril-
liant mind and retentiye memory, and
received culture, which, with a refine
mcnt of nature and great sweetness of
temper, made friends of all who knew
her. She became christian in early
life and lived a true christian life, an
exemplary member Of the Methodist
church. JOHN.
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rsfe ms, he started home. Oa Ar,
,'vlng There Mrs, Sharp boiled the
heAf' and when the meal was ready.
plAetl lt On tie table. In attempfin3
20 '1l The heart the knife struck ai,Iu.,
tuIl,IAlng hard. The lady split The
l'hl open, and in the flesh mart tbo
l.u' oArn ~ un arrow was found Ii
uluhl nave been there long time. as
we llesh was calloused all around m
h ',l me scar whore the barb entered h
plain 10 be seen.
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The 81 Louis Times refuses In con.
graduate the president, until he forms
political party without politicians.
Philadelphia Time, Everybody
seems TO think that Bayard TAYLOR IA
just The man for u foreign mission,
The Indianapolis journal, republi.
can, thinks the To 7 poodle" win
not 40 To make pct Of, ~ il h likely
10 give the country hydrophobia, an.
less specially got out the way.
ST. Louis Times. "Hays Is attacked
for M honorable and hiqh.toned
course,p says the Cincinnati CONNER.
cial, "by the class OF politicians who
iawned upon Grant for the worst Of
his performances That isa matter
OF course, You can't expect pigs TO
appreciate parlors, or hoodlums 10 nd.
mlre Sunday schools.
Mobile Register! When the south
laid down her arms and accepted the
Union, she did so with determine.
ton to abide 10y its laws and TO AL.
vance It's Interests as our fathers did i'm
the past We are not guerillas who
are lighting political battles for plum
DER nor mercenary troops who sell
their sword to the. lighest bidder.
Speaking Of the effect of Hayes or
der, disoanding the party in several
states, the Philadelphia Times says
IA party that can not get along with.
out It's ollice'hoders is not hit TO live.
Let II get out of the way aud make
room for a better one whose life- blood
Is II principle rs was that of the re-
publican party in its earlier and better
days.
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YEAR,

How much OF lie a year contains,
'DI lIltW uud ui sweet
ulr uuoh 10 fntN' of sun nni shadu
TpmHk. tle yplT complete
e.Ul las lsH loWor gathered
From The changing wreath OF HE,
Ana some huye cruel lhuuns Wnlrh plorcp
Tho fond heart IKE u knife,
Ana others arc liku white titles.
Radiant, oalul and rlenE
Lowing perfume all around,
no last through all tue Year
Rbmetimw lra3e hearta are mORon,
And hopes That made itt dear
Are lost aud o. IMPLIED IN the dust
ln one short, lretlng year
An, we'll, n we can harmOnlze
The sunshine nud the shade,
Al, we'll II we can meolly bear
Tie burdens ON us In Il,
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SOUTHERN NEWS.


James Smith, having heretofore
borne q good reputation, was on Thurs
day, the 18th instant, arraigned for
house. breaking, and an attempt to
commit rape. His bail was $4,000,
which he could not give.
A storm which visited JOnesboro,
July 81, knocked off all the apples in
nm orchard of four hundred trees, and
did considerable damage elsewhere.
George and flames Rroswell have
been sentenced to be hung August 18th,
Cookesville, Tennessee, for the muir
dero Russell Allison, November, 1875.
About two hundred car loads of coal
are daily sent into Chattanooga from
points south of the Cumberland noun
tains.
The monument TO the confederate
dead is being rapidly completed. Eos
Riliiercus limestone from Dickson,
Alabama, Is used for the base. n SUI
perior stone will be used for the super
structure. The monument when COM
pleted will be thirty-three feet high,
and upon the large die-a cube with u
six foot side-will be cut in raised let
tiers, "Our Confederate Dead" 1t VIII
I've surrounded by handsome iron
railing, and u grass plat, carefully
projected.
Arkansas.
ParsOn Sanders, OF Prescott, a Few
dryn since became involved in dill
Guilty and was shot dead, and the man
who did the killing had his head shot
oil by some of Mr.. SanderD friends
J. r.. Stralling killed Joseph Perry,
Of Conway, by stabbing him to death
wiIha pocket knife.
On Thursday morning, the 18th,
sam Welch and Sam Myers, two small
boys, were playing with an old musket
ut Little Rock. The gun exploded,
sending the ramrod through both
arms and the body OF Welch.
A rich mine of copper has been dis
covered in Saline county.
Mississippi.
According to the Vlcksburg Herald's
figuring, the relative strength OF the
candidates for governor in the Miss
issippi democratic and conservative
convention will be as follows, on the
Inst ballot Humphreys, % counties,
W votes; Stone, 20 counties, % votes
Featherstone, counties, IL votes.
A little son Of Mr.. Walter Mclean,
Of GREENWOOD, was kicked to death py
mule, on last Saturday.
l.. L. Jonveaux, a tailor ut McComb,
was accidentally drowned in Stuartr
mill pond, four miles from Summit, on
sunday, July 8.
Three men aud two mules were suns
struck near Greenville on the Fourth,
while blowing in field. The mules
were killed, and 1t is thought one OF
The men will die.
The overflow Of the Mississippi hav-
ing subsidized sufficiently, through trains
on the Vicksburg, Shreveport ana
Texas railroad, from Delta to Monroe,
were resumed ON Saturday.
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A D.er win n Barb I'm IFS Heart.

Humboldt Times: Yesterday great
curiosity was placed on our table-a
deer's heart containing the flint barb
Of an arrow. Last Sunday MI. r.
sharp, of Areata, was out on Boyn-
ion's prairie on a deer hunt He saw
large viewpoint buck, and brought
u down with his rifle. Taking OIL the
hide aud securing the heart and other
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- a=aaa Haas|asis ss-asaHHa
COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

The monetary market is somewhat string
ent for outside business, but there is ample
funds for legitimate business and CONNER
cinl purposes.
G0LD- Buying, large pieces | 0j; small o..
Selling, large o. small %.
IlVER-Nominal.
There is but little gold or silver In market.
ENCHA NGE-COmmeTcial, a per cent.
disco mt bank, pnr.
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Bar Tour Tickets and ship Your Freight
b. the
HOasloR and TEXAS Central Railway.

The following Ofices and Agents have
been establishing hy this Company. where
information may he had concerning hos
only the II. a 7. y. Railway, but TEXAS gen
II NJ aNCHHsTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, az BrOadw, y, N. ".
Gen. ]. y. RO ~EiireON, Pass. a lmfnigra-
ton Agent, li3 n. Third street, ~. Louis. No.
A. ALICE, Northwestern Pass. AGENT, l9l
CLARK street, Chicnsu, IN.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent NO.
Burnett House, cincinnati. Ohio.
!. ~. COffiN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information MAJ also be had a the aesn-
cies OF the N. X. 4 I. Railway, in New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Iouis
=. WALDO.
Gen1 Pas. a Freight All. Houston, TEXAS.
usnI sspt., Houston. fsxs isnsllm
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WHEAT-Receipts light and fair demand
Mt the following quotations; No red 81 lOi
choice 81 90; medium ,sjg9ci lower grades
l1@NOc
OATS-2OC.
RlE-NOne offered,
BARLEY FEED-jOc.
CORN-reXas, IN slIuCl, 3j@iOc.
BRAN-65c per cwt.
HAY-Old, $40 SO per ton; q OO99 % per
ton.
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FLOOR.

:. L. Stratton, secretary of the Dallas
FIGURING Mills, reports heavy business
| having sold and delivered during the past
three weeks, over eighteen thousand dollars
worth OF Hour
| FLOUR-A good demand gt the following
quotations: Crescent s. IS; san JsclntO "a 40;
| Empire 81 -; Xxx % 50 Eagle " %; west
| ern brands % J0Gi 70.
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LINZ AND CEMENT.

LIME-The best quality In barrels Is worth
.. In buIk. I'll 81; ordinary Dallas &c. pei
bushel -. 81, ,....t
CEMENT-Rosendle-i Is worm ~ q nhilvi
tcnlgyille, best, III le kept, ti0 y BARREL
DIP'ilAsTEHt worth $ - q barrel.
me suppiy:Of the above mentioned hril-
les Il ample demand fair market nrin'
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CoNNns,rloNs.

Az TEAAhkANA, with MI trains ON ~.
all points North, East nud Southeast,
Az LOSHNlhW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, with all trains on the international
Il. ~, Tor Tyler, fRleatino, Houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio,
AT DALLAA with trains OF thu Houston
and loxas Central Il. H. tol Corsicann,
MoYla, hromond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan,
Homp>tend, Brenham aud Tor nll points Ia
Middle aud Southern Texas,
A. SHERMAN, with II. Il %. Railway,
for all NOlntson the limo OF that rond.
Az FuitP WORTH, with stages for nil
points In wostern Texas,
az SHREVEPUkr, with Red Rlvor Steam
ers FOR New Orleans
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VI - u. W. BARNET
uInra AND PILIRIEs.

HIDEs-Dry hint, Il rs and upward, i5c.i
dry dlnt. Is rs and upward, damaged, lVr.'
dry fiint, klps and calf, lie; dry SAT-, . IT.
and onward, lie; green butchers 5bc,,
SHEEP PFLTS-Eaoh, owing To wool 2,
23c white wool, long, 2ic white wool, till
clip, lga1Cc black wool, lsc.
BuFFALO-Bull's, &C.; cows &C.
TALLOW-fn barrels, SIC.
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NV lohS, luY lh -toliuu ,,sy.
u.,.. TUESDAY WtngenAY.
az Nl' III IlfIuH
y $500 ID lbu
INV ~ NN''H. Fu'N.w lppntl tirldirr.
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utl" .ll, U.,lurr "a H.tII as.
nnI''mn'I % hAll i.t A,umnI NJ NAN
, NlbAl Cotton url prWpu lF. ftl,r IbIt
n'lrs' Futures clos "a bIunly Hi.w wUD
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G. Il. w ELLBORN
Attosney-at-Law
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
l07 Lamar ST., Dallas, Texas.
Attorneys az Raw.

1hurmond, Willard n Fletcher, Attys al
Law, Sll Main street, up stairs, oei0dlm
John NJ. Stemmons Attorney NJ Law, No
400 North Side Public Square, up-staim.
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