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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04
MYSTIC Jewellers

Appear in gorgeous splendor. and the y -
tinde gather az our places Of ieSnNia
add 70 the pleasure and glory OF Ourr es'
Attest: BOgHARlB
Lord High Chancellor
COP SAVE TIE Krssi Given under -.
hand and seal, at the Palace. o. W -
Eize. this 26fh day OF Febfusly, lnH
One Thoasandth Year Of our He.gn.
By the King himself. Ro8
mrhl1-fh
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The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
Company, corner Of Elm and Live
Oak streets, Dallas, Texas, daily manu-
facture Texas baking powder at thirty
cents per pound and Texas yeast cakes
al twenty cents per pound. Constant.
ly keep on hand fresh roasted Rio and
o. G. Java coffee OF their own paroh-
ing. Prepare all kinds Of pure spices
at lowest rates. Those who have used
their goods will use no other. Whole
sale and retail. Orders promptly at
tended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
mch20-lm
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9ailg 4erala.

TIM DAILY HERALD N published every
morning, except ON Monday, ~ $40 no par
nnnuin an advance, postage prepaid or
~ GENTS per week delivered In lheeiIy,
ADyERrislh0 RATRa one square ten lines
nonpareill one time VI hO, each subsequent
insertion, 10 cents, special rates fOf weekly
monthly ana yearly advertisers,
TIE WEEKLY HERALD " published every
Saturday morning ut " 90 Ier year, post
ngo prepaid,
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The partnership heretofore existing
between j. c. Mcconnell and j. G.
Griffis, under the name and style Of j.
c. Mcconnell a Co., has been dissolved
by mutual consent. &c. Mcconnell only
is authorized TO make collections and
close up the business. The business
will be conducted hereafter in the name
Of J. C. Mcconnell. The dissolution
takes effect from and after the 9th day
Of March. 1871
10. MCCONNELL.
mchsld &c. GRifFIs,
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Wanted.

A sober, Industrious man who un-
derstands care OF horses, carriages,
can drive, milk COW, see to a garden,
and make himself generally useful,
can find permanent situation. None
need apply without first-clsss referen-
ces. Apply at S22 Ervsy street.
Monday from to 0 o'clock p. m.
ami
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SECOND.

That all lines Of Transportation exIenta h,
ing throughout our Royal domain causeu ~
oe promulgated a reduced tariff OF fare n
tne benefit OF Loyal Subjects who desire
visit our Royal Capital on that day,
We summon the Trades, Arts, Clt ni-e1,,
soldiers, Societies, Maskers, Reyelers IT, IT,
ehaders, and all OF orr Fun-loving snoJsSss
20 pass In review before our Royal pres ussIi
ana when the shades OF night shaii, In
nre Hume eur Royal Capital, and the
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Hurrah for the Panther.

Chief Conner received telegram
yesterday, stating that about thirty of
the Fort Worth firemen would be here
to-day, accompanied by the genuine
panther, who howls. Chief Conner
telegraphed back that when they
came the fatted calf would be killed
for the express benefit OF his imperial
partnership. Come on, boys.
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Btrayed

From ID. n. Long, near Cedar Springs,
one sorrel mare mule and bay Indian
mare pony, necked together. The
pony was small and branded X on the
left shoulder. Any information will
he Maid for
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Outlook for bargains.

Another car load Of buggies and car
riages just arrived. II you want
number one job, at n wholesale price,
call at Courthouse square. Every body
come and examine the work, and get
the prices. G. ]. ALLEN.
,nnhDl i,Gptf
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Accident 20 King Rex.

TO see the accident, stop at A. A,
Pearson's millinery, cloak and suit
parlors, 500 Main street. Ready made
dresses of suiting only Sl.25, $3.50, So
SO; braided 81, SIS, So; fine linen suits
81, IS, SIS, So $40 and up to $40. Oul
specially.
A. A. PEARSON, 500 Main street.
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llIo,i.

Yesterday, Mr.. M. X. Hatch, brother
OF j. b. Hatch, one OF our prominent
citizens, died of consumption. Mr.. j.
b. Hatch starts for Illinois Immediate
ly with the remains.
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The fine trotting stallion of n. M.
Gano IL again en- route for Texas, and
it will be good news to the horse men
of Texas to know that he will reach
this county in few days, nothing
preventing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

All claims due the bankrupt firm of
II. III. Foat & Co., must be paid imme-
dlately, or they will be placed In the
hands Of an attorney for collection.
JAMES J. CANNON, assignee.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 4.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

TH0MPSON's THEATRE--The Spectacle
OF Lurline, and Variety performance.
CONCERN HALL-Songs, Dances and In.
Btrumental Music.
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LOCAL BItEVITIEs.

Go aud soc tue latest novelties In
Ladies' Flchuz Oollarettes, ETC., NJ the
Dollar store st
buy your deeds, lenses, bonds, ETC.,
AT The HERALD Office, and write out
your contracts. III.
If you have anything 10 sell or
wish TO buy anything, call on William
A. Jones, no elm street,-Ad
William A. Jones will pay the
highest price for secondhand iurni-
ture or anything else you may have To
sell. Call at 40 Elm street.--Ad
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MLIIInerY htorc nnd nrens MnkIng

Mrs. Littell n Thatcher desires to
call attention Of the ladies of Dallas
and vicinity to their new stock Of mil
linery goods, at SO4 Main street. Also
dress making.
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Oniin Ill.

We regret to learn that Major Moon,
was taken seriously i'll, night before
last, and physician has been In at
tendance on him. We trust he viii
soon recover.
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Attention.,

Officers and members OF Hook and
Ladder company No. /, are requested
to be at the engine house this morning
by eleven o'clock, to participate in the
day parade. by order OF
BEN LOEB, Foreman.
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We were shown 80 beautiful
Jewelry just received at Il. Lange'sJew-
elry establishment, 7Oi Elm street
mar3l 20
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GRAND Iodro-KuIuh,n Of Pytsina.

Met In convention yesterday morn
ing, but owing to the absence Of the
keeper of the archives and rolls, and
other prominent members, they adj
journed till to-day at 8 o'clock,
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Nh. MoOuNn J., HOLIDAY IL u duly anthOr-
iaed agent aud 0 ~ ehpondent OF the Daily
advertising, job work ana subscriptions
will bo duly ratified by this office
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Anch er inv ice of pianos will be sold
Mt reduce prices, by III. A. Sceva, 504
N ain street, Dallas. d3t-wl
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Don't fall TO 20 TO Fendrich's for
the best five cent cigar In the city.
lAQf
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LndIcInI.

The courts have adjourned until
Thursday, in Difference TO his males
ty.
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-Companies taking business at less

Companies taking business at less
than cost, often beat for time In the
case of loss, but more frequently time
beats both them and the assured, for
when the loss comes due, there are no
funds in the treasury. Business men,
look to your interests, and insure with
]. J. Carnes, sos Main street. april cod
Rye, oats and corn at Haggart's.
mch30-lm
English dairy cheese at Haggart's.
mch30-lm
-Hsggart's sells extra Burlap sacks.
mch30. I'm
Hungarian and mlllet seed at
Haggart's.- mch30-lm'
Choice cured buffalo hams at
Haggart's. -mch3O-lm
Creamery butter at Haggart's.
Just received. -mch30-lm
-Haggart has fresh Bots dare, or
Usage Orange seed. -mch30 In
California clover, OF "Alfalfa,"
seed, at Haggarts.- mchSO-lm
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--Goand see the new style OF llchues,
collarettes, ETC., at the new department
over the Dollar store.
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Uhoice Hungarian seed

for sale la quantities TO suit purchasers
At s. y. sPENCER's,
Produce Dealer, 400 elm street. Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-04

For pure Havana cigar IT ten
cents, call on +. Fendrich, Herald
building. l4.3t
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FIRST.

Attended by our Armies OF High Dignl.ssI
Ties and our Household Guards, IN h91sS
Magniheence, we will make our entree NV nv.
oar Favored Capital, and receive the he''
OF the City from our Loyal Mayor,
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Wednesday, April 4, 1874

And therefrom, until our departure Trsl.IIi
LABOR, Trade, and all occupations sn''
cease, and Mirth reign supreme.
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CITE., OF DALLAS,

And that we may be received with becon.
ing splendor, we issue this, our Royal Nv
cree:
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NJ. X ~ Il. RAILWAY.

A. A. PEARSON, 500 Main street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

early in the week Il was thought by many that the Cen
trail would succeed raising the $3CJ0D0O asked for
and in consequence there wouli occur sharp advanc'
in the price OF it, stock with ts supposed event IN
view and the speculative talk OF coal combination
bull movement had been uaugaratc in Delaware. Lack
awauna and Western. and large purchases made from u
10 90. Even ac siIcwdcat OF spocgaturs S0iutmc' f
10 obtain the Trustworthy Information. ana 80 u
proved in TINS ease. AMI tie pool was eft loaded WIN us
stock aud speculative m2rkei 10 take share
The position Il dcsocga;e Que, yet the price was so
well sustained that u dii not sell bc0W 90. Delaware
ana Hudson. however. sold Gown % 40 inviting large
sAOrt interest the part of those VINO ALWAYS sell the
weak stock thus giving to the bulls riyin[ point
which they not siUW 20 improve. making int Stock
scarce. aGd wCrth l2ah per cent per dr. and al tho
same time advancing the price per cent 10 d. rms
movement gave moral support to Delaware. lath3-
wanna ana Western that its decline was checked
Concerning the promised forthcoming reports OF Del!-
ware. Lackawannl and Western and Delaware ana iuf
companies. IL unnecessary 10 iclaik 'hil i'
Stockholders and Pablo have too recently iecei'"I -
severe lesson in corporation reports 10 dc satisfied with
the usual s3yle. In speaking OF surplus " VIII nc ets
saTy TO state In detail oi what II consists ana IN tt m
yrtOry OF coal lands ami equipments mention OF the
basis OF will convey WUch more AhOWI-
cd than wpleN pressed introductory address. "
mi -ht well not u forget 10 furnish the reasuleTs
accounts showing all the receipts and sources Whence
Obtained as well a. tho expenditures. We make these
sn.C.slons now because The items viii materially
aid US i'm the critical examination Of The reports when
tho uubc Will expect. and their absence Will compel
rs 10 look elsewhere for the Information Morris
and Essex stock dropped IL per cent 10 - during he
week rails 10 - ana closing al 50 or the Eenerallnar-
ke Is sufficient 10 relate that IL was general SHRINKING
OF values subject 10 frequent fluctuations but embracing
tne investment stocks. such Chicago and Alton pre-
feTcd. Whlc NJ the end showed = decline OF er cent.
Rock island pa; c.. &. G. and md 3: Central and Hu-
son 3: Pittsburgh 1Gd NOTth-N cstCrn preferred. raCh,
JIG, ana Harlem. :; al closing az aOuN ibc lowest
points of lhe week Ihe following table shows the
! - a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
COTTON MARKETS.

GNvE,roy Feb LECTION dull; Mddinr, l2c. Low
Nidllng nc: Good Ordinary, lie net receipts, IJ-J
bales exports colstwise 800 bales sales 4D bales stoc4
'%oer1lK Feb I7.-Cotton du MibllnG l2L1l22c.
net receipts. l92i bales exports c0ast"ise AUS Dats
sales 20 bales stock. LII BALES ,,,,,... ,,,,. r,.
Mdlng l2tc.: Good Ordinary, II he. mes T2c.D none
gross, bales; ports Coast"ie 10 bales sirs ~
BOSTON. FrO IL Ottnu quiet; Niddug, II c 10" oln
ding l-'c. Good ordinary, &C.; net receipts Itoo
WILMINGTON, Feb. l7.-Coiun unchanged; AcdLnZ, re,
Low NdGiug. Ordinary, II Sc net receipts
III bales. stock, J.bt6 bates. $500, 81,
PHILADELPHIA Feb I7-C0tton quiet MiddilnG i3ci
Low NidGng I2i2c.: Good Ordinary, l-lec mel Iecclps
gross. Az bales lies spnneIs 23o bales s'och
styASSAH, Feb 17.-Cotton dun and nominal Mpddlng
f2l,c.: Midding, l2c Good Ordinary u sci uet r.
CENTS bales gross 6jD bales exports to France, lp2I
bales; tht Channel 24l bales cOd"lse 10 Oties sAie
I3j bales stock, 1896 bales. ,,.,.,.-
MOBILE. Feb. I1.-COtfpn weak and Irregular Nld'hhG
Dutary, lie; net
t0l bales eNUnri coast"se, % btie'i sales 80 uae'
%Fw.UEiEASs Feb l7.-Cotton irregular; Mliins. i2c
Mddi ng II Lac; Good Ordinary II S. hel r'.tpt.
77q bales gross 3341 bales exports 10 the Continent
5.5G bales sales. 300 ba Is. siock, 1859 bales
NFNrris. Feb. IL otton quiet; Niitlng l2sc re
ceiDs liZJ bales; shipments i0oi pate sA9 5VV pd4e'
HT;Gsf1 Fs6 i7-Cotton dull lower Mddhng 1l1c:
Low Nding. BE-. Good Ordinary 4U'iG' receipts 40
bales: safes. 6l2 bales .. - 49,
MdGlng 54r Good Ordinary Sc: receipts ~ bales
Shipments Z bales sales. 3lj bales spnnes 100 bales
CiHLttT"y. Tcb l7-Cotton dun lddug 12'lc.; Low
lfiiing r. M Opnaiy rs re. net ecepts l5bl
ias esports c)astwise 3o bales safes 100 bales 'ocA
ST. Io,i4 Feb l7-Cotton dull; Miding i2l.c; Low MD
ding -r Good ord nary. llc receipts, oJI bales ship
m,nts 1916 bales; stock @l536 bales, H., Ill,
receipts 7os bales shipments l0ij bales; STOCK, 3jj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
HU,p.. MANI r~T.

LIVERPOOL Feb 7-P,lk Eastern steady at 90 Western
l1 al ca9er s ga a, AL II at short 30 S ced
di an a. IIans-Iong cat duh az iG shoulders dGl AZ
3 o. pine Ness Gnll at SO Iard-lrme Westcrn dali
az y g. TaoM-irar Cy Gal al , i :. F!n" nll
Al 1915. Cheese American Sh2SG ntlsr ~ 49, Wheat
No spring stendya lo9; Ne s;e'a. a. W. r'g ~
10g Corn-HIxed Sou GIn at 20 for O!d IN" -io Ior
LtsRrool Feb The cotton today were
200 bac- Including 100 AweIic-n fiiues ritis 'Hl,
ik ~ 0 cr F,rlaly and march delivery GLi: Up
'lnds L." %dtng clagte 4,ln ~ r-a ai T"w Nh
o9 IT, ~. also sales u the same 81 49,; lpand- Low
JIlnp clause May and cdeliye!v 80 - planes 10"
AGdrg cau,e jun ana NJ lI,, AND Ami .a B5d,
Jpaas, LIZ Aiddiins clause s"ippeo Ai''i ANU ''''
Iroot Feb l32o P @ ;[ 'a Is ot &@ aug M
pressed; Mtns CpaniS ~. M.aiG han ,n S,.,i
Tpauds, Low Midding clause. shipped 'anu'! 'H''
al yl .i Feb l7i.3o p a - P cwt toT Amer
icaa Bacon Pcwt Tor Long char NiddI's ana ~ ''
H Iglr55 ; Fc6 I7 . rrgan. coItoq i Lo% N Il
Cotton day included 500 bales American I'm
LlERrooL F,e l15 p n. oliT INV au ,,yer3 -
I0Sp0s FEB I7-Dn Ia stock Exchan2s dt,ILE ~.
1 r N' TSa INTENTIONS in pucc were generally .o~4
warL Ih.re Vas No. npgf '11 r lnchanrs Foirn
cnrles nat. al movements ". w. va. bnt sIie
Erie dr,rr rjons advanced. Fes"-Faphs "tr ' Ibp
American declined ~ Business .. eli' i,,or Sr
,t,,I has subsidized Dealers 80 not yet sLo" -
Iot stock. beyond current requirement. ~ 90 ian
t.f fll-, ,i - cRt. and r ther moin lt loI' ltL
0.yrs Thc sales u j cod 3i4y ~, g..
ICING The luaINrl. Inc MO
Ctf,n,ify u Plantation tryDu suct "itfeh ha'
t,affve steady. while LOW fdlc 'h - -s
.il, utuuf,r-t sold terms '-s.i' 20 10y
Tt, oait crabir feature in tle Tea mat ~
rlels compel tIr common GRADES o. or S e,,t
ssi. Al The low lately accepted \ IL" F"'V' W
,,rs Iatss. Sii'r j. quiet IN. fgsl,
IryirN Feb iI-!2.l0 p. MT. =. bohu-' 49, " =
yrir RAJ way shaTe preferred, 10 iN.1' i'! ~, 49,. ,,
'Iosbox FEB i7-5 p mPars ayices qnnte i't l,t 'ei
Paiiics 81 lc,3f - sc Tor the aecoani Iuas 80 ~ ~
:. nj
EsAxKFlr FrD. 1T. :. Bonds new lFea 80" -,
t.Lln F2D 1-peirOiedni. J5L I0f tihe Fhs A"io''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

The money market the closing day OF the W. 20
exceedingly easy and call bOITOwers id 20 nhyi',3 ~
ter,ns The rates and Oh all classes OF .toe!
hle collateral There no change IN mcich1nl Ptpl
the fooving were rates of exchISc on new 1o,A
ar the aforementioned cities: savannah ou}isg -
selI,no Il. Charleston easy buying par 10 g. .cliui
,rnii,,n Cincinnati quiet and firm. onJ ing par sei6
io premiums ST. Louis buying par 70 9ooi so" Com nm
tsV tI0. Chicago weak at par and New-Oflehis CoiH
mercia S,c; bank H. The following was the Sieaps
house statement to-day: CurIency exchanses
81 IN g35. So,d balances $l137,9I4 Aud Tor ihe
vweek CURRENCY clcarances Si4s.913.2oO; currency
balances, g2o072 $40; gold clediahces' Tfo'io'''-
gold balances, ~, 5Sl .3Ji -. -. ,,.rlet
showing no new fcatare. Coaponi new nyes sold Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
Business Chances.

NOR SALE OR LEASE-The CHESAPEAKE
REFINERY. ODoIrsIs Wharf baitn,cr, = .., com
hrstcl1-s lioass'r ctrcrv,
including ,eDjrugals. filters kns, eyaporaois' &C. ali IN
good working Jrler AplI} 90
Blluuore 81.
DARTNER WANrED-With irm $1,000 10
$1,000 in Ircass specuia On whert 500 Oto can )e
nadc IA yne year Address CAPITAL, Box 100, Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

,,,,,v Feb l7-,ugarThe market Wa active, hut the
,la. ffri on arc0dnt ~ scarcity 81 Sutinr p'tia,
,r ann but unchanged. excepting CtntrlG-a- Nhl'i'
bve aiyan--i a real per atrOba rtpce IA ~ ti
~ Ina sni satauzls $4,000 boxes and 2i,'p Lhli.'
a. ~ &c y.,k 80 and ll,'tu hhcs; ck-
or1s iriag the week 400 boxes and 100 Ias M nt
70 ~ hayrs ,pI ali hhd5. 10 the hned rtateh'
inter @7GaF7j per qulnal for superior i ~
,i"ar al s36 per bbL 70: American Jerheh L.fL a,
a., srtoba Hams So 5tGst5 per quiniai IOi
,.ngar1,.rrd American Lard, IN ms SO 5 J,I
20 nor guntal Potatoes rl' per bol.
Honey IS reals gallon onions 49, s t Dbl
800 Naval St0IeS nominal. LunOfi dn w 'H'' ~
ssfsSj nrr Il gold shocks dI Box ,rt irt 49,
hEds lT.0ls rr.si aolaSsrs hiis g. % ~ ,.si.
s 5rr,a Hoops STA ssi 80 x93 pr ~ fteshis
,isE b. "A doing steady RDi hfn bus ht.hE I
aiacro active Spanish Gold. III a=2la k'Aah"nsS h''n
on London. lg4l2l. prcmuIn
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THE MARKETS.
lCarcfully reported Tor rHE raiBcNS.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

SAIyEuAI. Feb. =. 1877.
ASHES dun and nominal at &c Tor fo'' ana G'saoe Tor
Pearls.
CO.. FFF-MiId grades quiet ard nomina-ly unclane"i
Rio un!-t IL sl BE. IT, Ton Ordinary 10 PRIME
cac', land ,ilc, cold i0r .AiHg lots sales NJ 90
bags santos Union 1915. AID 1000 bags 40 =! Aanp
ton Roads a. I3c., -Dii ,,,,-.., -
COIrUN uonina!.y unchanged 'ac-, $50 blrs ,f
Jf 90 evening" 900 paltH we're ari'
rl On contract loccpts al the poD- LII b1i' - against
day La, week, and Ito bales tAS ai .Ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
feqaI Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT - County
- of New OTk.-NILLIAA ENDICDIT, piaintii. agt.
l.. G. BOWEN, def'udanL-SummOns for money demand
Com not -erD To the defendant above naine
You are hereby summoned and required 90 answer
the complaint this action, which Will Dc Sled IA the
oicc the ~ the city ard County o. 1tWlo rs, AZ
house IN said city ana TO serve coy oi your an
srr the Ilber at hls Oncc 40
81 broadway Now. city within twenty days after tEe
service tbs exclusive OF the dy VI sgSh
service you fail 20 the said Complaint within
aforesaid the plaintiff In this action wa tax lug
menf ag5usl the OF fOur thousand Si.OOnl dO
lars VIII interest," from ninth day % May thousand
eight hundred seventy, besides the costs an gsDur5
neuts OF this actiOu.-Daed New York. Dec. 3D. 1916.
A. q. NANDERPOEI. Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. 90 broadway New York city.
The complant the entitled action duly ned
with the clerk OF tie County OF YORK at the Courthouse.
Oh December q. 1876. \. q. VAN DENPof.l+
Plaintiffs Attorney. 40. o. Broadway, SewYork city.
I4.E..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

CurAGo. Feb. 1t Mill. BccCuts 1850 head; ship
mems g. 90 neat fairly AM hrn prices unchanged
H05-icccpts, 500 htpl; sIpmrlt. Li1) head active
ana drm i.it r. 5JGsj 50; FAIR - extra prime heavy
- s11* -. co.rd steady and firm pat Aing - 1VGs5
SnsEr ddi!; unchanged; receipts, 600 heat
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WOOL MARKEr.

RosroN Mass, Feb. I7.-Wool market steady; fair de
maa7: transactions in OHIO and Pnsyytnil were l3ao .
10. Y 4sa 4Jc \ Xxx, i705Uc; m&Tkc; IRA %: tte-e
oiires The sales othrr hrcce5 l2jO00 n mostly
Wisconsin and Hampshire. Il 81 l0c; ComiGg AMI
trr unchanged sales e0CUU -. FuIiei-Stcady demand
rricCs a,hsncrd: sales, $4,000 D. california dI; sales
9i ntO n Fal iGG ir: ~,riue - pc There have also
ice 4. oi 500 % California Pulled from 20 % Doc
and some choice c, super 4jQ zoe. Oregon II fa
demand, sales, 10, % ID at jOG3l &c.
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Tor fuiurt large a. iaso &C., d. cline ale, yes
terigv ,fteF H. IT, February. leo l-4's.: March so
I2s5g2 Arrl 200, 81 37o II MAY 90 lj'i "4o
1879; August 100. lSs; 200. la'ei total lGl'p Dale,
First call to-day une. . o 70 - july 90 -, A.',
400 Hill. total bales. Second cilSO t:3Esls;iou
S!cs today up to l p. m.FeUruary lDo, LILA Aarrl
I--as; April . 100 l2lg; 4,502 IL 900 ijlz 500 Is
700 49, 1000 t35Is 100, 1921 800 $50 80 l3,P
: o. lJSis; 900 l3'a! June Ll9 l3,,@a lD1 -
200 III: 300 IT,. Juv 500 1871; 100 ~ ., lpb
I:iI5s, 100 l3a; ZOO 1910; august, 20. ~; 200
l,I7,a oO1 lass; uuD Iji'. ~epjtmpe - @if oro-
ber 100 l3-'.; 5ia. 800 bales grand total os 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

FT0t-E AND MEAI.-Ari cady FLOU II market with less
doing denahd manly 3i te t'@i "a.g M i,, ! 800
bills C!ty SIN Extra. f,r We,t indies, ~ - = 20 LOO
IBIS 10y G1-e lzr S , IN laO fS Sns a ~ 454
- IS, Plain :. oOat9 10 Patent 500 bbti ~
rTnnng; . SI aoa2. No. . - G5q:5 super
me state western, 50 1895; Inferior TO
Common ezra s'i is g o'% Coco 'S chaee
no.; s6 25ass -, CAo!,e Fancy DO: - $500
Inferior to Good common Extra Western; 50 05afG TO-
a. jjcES 80 Good 10 Choice 90; CITY Mihs 5,NIis i
inicrior to Common EyiTa Round Hoop OHIO: a. -
az 2ld5I Is Common Good Minnesota E.ira, - go
- -, Coos 10 Choice do; $3.50 30 Common To ',"l
c;,,'T, a1t, ana aurt..... O'-TnEgN FLOUR steady
win lar demand Export and home sales Loo bDs
az -. common 10 choice !'smy Extra 80 - % Good 70
G I-G;i[ Il EAT Il LIS plenty shade rIncr
MEAL active. hr; sdies 800 bDis yellow s-tef'
Jei.cy and feans ana s ~ 10 -, nii s o. IT, Tor
Provinces Corn Meai IN sacks quiet, hTner Coarse OiS
MI I'm q * For low GRADES Of Spring WHEAT there
fair XDort demand ut rather better prices AL 0ther h,
quie ionaly uncascd cry ni ihci ,l 20 no. m
store sales 1000 bush. Tn .rded Spring 81 2Sdsl 81
20 bush. Ma. Chcago, 10 called 81 10 All 0r export
"a ~ iIsv and petisyiyauia 20 -c blsh
heavy: No Canada nominal Doc. dtL No DO II v,a
81 03 sales 10000 40. Canada about 81 % 21o
snahs c5aSa ia 81 IL 81 CKWHEAF nominal OF 40 %
b.h nss New CORN ise y bush higher. with q
Qet at 5gaGis saies ys9s 10 S7sssc 20 3
WhItr So Steamer yellow 30 aj9ac; Ungraiel We,Ii
yellow, 00c southern Yellow &c. d'cS.'oAI9 ialS'