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, 1877-03-18

| ~ .,sHs ~ .:.I,e - Ln..a fto- hoor1 m
Comm;t.ae . nnd"rt,kinp thc iounding OF It
Ecnt snd Messrs ms Raic: Browne, AZ
1:hi,d1. a,ta ~ wsstnrn fInnn 1ftirc
-
: One OF the West Side schools ooasB tsaeu;
hulldozins bis scholars. me latter % decided e1 T.
Gently that for9earance vas no lohee1 v!leu q.
and put up jo, on nun; 10 eaen ~ scnolaf W v:
asssnoa pet p11ue t,a ,uated .tt1. aos,,ro - -
atmGn %.n ~ t! abc,r ,,'s rhc arst eranat
was askea nny nc M aaant y u, 4earnea us geogTapn
teSson ta+ ~ 81, n1 1epteu rcspeG11u. ,n
g.. tolgo. Me aau seoslaply 1 toua}, anu NJ
TSa 49, go ~ 1d. st.,sy y LILLE add; n1 en ,,t5
ttcr ih.t he Would fop!c, h;e ~, "s,, nan,
,hea., .te 1nlfQ t Ieelafcu lnat nc ihlen, snosli
s5 ~ ~ w. - ~ remember ne aaa neag
@ioaeoJ ,p;.h 9i,at- t .as seeus. nas ~ tnt ~ T.
fnoE solem, nati -. ~. -, ahh ~ ~. h.n
csnts1 nrnishen, @ ~ s5 W 1.'I - II,
,nh,. ecna1s a,sa nhae "a eonphas1 u ~ a. ~
eoo's eenoo's' e'en he "as u oc suoe 1oi II
Two young men over on the North Side had
quarrel last week, which it was at first intendc,
to settle by duel, ~ none Of your Bennett an.
May affairs, but regular old bark -from-th
tombs biz,'' as one Of the seconds cxprcssct
himself His prlnclpai' a1tcr AZ Inc preiln,l
nailes na9 oeen setileo. II was dlsc98e5eo coul'
~ aors uIe P!sto! LIEN ne eoulo luz Epnesaa.
| pHe, anu IL "as VIII tuat weapon tnat Tug co'1l
naLaats were 10 sneu eacn otnel,s 9loou. ~
1nis otG.una naPpy tnougnt s'ltch T., Ms seS
ouu: ne proeuTeo p9otos!apn ol nls p11nc.
motneln.taw a'iu s,4ck Na aga1,,st "a poe n
| ~ a: &eu pac.s u!aI;uee N9n; vouss, sa'u NC NC
maelnc that tnas Is Inc o,o !auI 4elsen; keeI
yoa! nerves steaoy anu l1e loW' !l1s pliac.pa =.
Enaa; Enmna ms seeen anu pne sa.tse'en % on'1ess @ ~
succession gu @ lnto ane pno1ogap1 si.,alt . eftc =.
s.aa. ~. o.nea ''., nen aiad - .as ,1,st
3an ara,aasP 1n,arnad .+ anu m pignM ora
H;ea aatI. us Is. aen'n - sa's -. % ~ M
aas. uachsu aomn 80 l. ne Hao Auo"u "na' sui "
1a1Sc1 ne uoeo'
| There were quite number of rumors afloat
yesterday in regard to charses that will take
place in the Post-OfIice. It was stated, and
with some show OF authenticity, that Dan Shep-
ard was soon to be taken in and cared for by
Frank Palmer By the LIST of April Dan will be
through with the Senate Military Committee as
Secretary, and he will be given Mr. Hubbard's
place as Superintendent OF Carriers
There are to be some changes
made in the Nonev-(}r1er DEPARTMENT.
but what they will be no one
as vct seems tn kn6x. In repnrIi tn Assistant
Postmaster So,,iers, srreat 1ressnre is being
hrouChr tn Iaar tn have him rcrnove5 TIe
reeeons oss;gna.5-donht1ase 1,nfoundad onasN
sra that 10 ,snrlsa7 ana;.et - alant;a, ~ 1oh,,
II fs1nrri, ~ cho~3T 80 foII I'D non;t.et
W;l1;a1, A1a-ia,, ~ Ta,,,..as- T., tha FEt re-
+rt't ~ Sn',;a. ~ 80 n;aia1 ~ ~
whether he will be removed or not is only
known to the Postmastcr himself. AS it is. the
amnioros roal -; - hao,ti1,,1 s.,+a ~ n;,aa. ~.
faintr 9' -
, 1877-03-18

2345-Eyes black, crows. fingers, toes. fEasy.
and rhymes tool
West-East. like falling of Ioy).
Washington-Presioent (Ask nc son ,cthinc harf1,.
1t may have been on account of the chance of
water, or Tor some other mysterious and poten-
t1al reason, anyhow they brought wcll-dressed
man, who claimed that he resided in Peoria, into
the station last night and booked him on !;
charge OF tnsa1ity. The officer who made the
arrest testified that his prisoner was quiet
enough but he had been induced to arrest him
on account OF his eccentric conduct In wander
inG over the face OF the earth, and asking every
ono where o345 North Hayes street was, where
gentleman By the name of Nj. Bull Sausage
resided. The Sergeant put some pounded ice
on hts head and sent telegram to Peoria, ask
BY the first train tomorrow and take charge Of
ANSWERED.
a correspondent asks solution OF the follow
ing question:
H. while travelling In Wisconsin. purchased a
deer for So and sent It By express to B. At Chi
81 80. a and B agreed TO divide the deer
equally,-eseh pairing one half Of the cost. On
dividing the deer, says the hide is worth S. SO,
and be VIII take it and allow that amount for it.
Answer: So22 225.
THE CHICAGO zouAvEs.
This CORDS is making rapid progress in drill
and discipline and gives promise soon to equal
~ point OF proficiency anything in the military
line in this State
The style OF uniform adopted differs some
what from the regular Zouare pattern, fez CAP,
tq5ban, aud large, baggy trowsers, which are So
toolee11onaole. It Is facsimile OF that worn by
:hc celebrated Zouaves organ,zed and cor1-
ma9ded BY Ellsworth in 1860, and costs, in
Guiding knapsack and blanket, $24.75, It can
Dt seen At the afmorT auy Mondav evening.
, 1877-03-18

None OF the members Of the South Park In
Fesng1aon Committee OF the Legislature hare
them about Tuesday. The latter say they are
ready for examination at any time and have
been in waiting for it. The report yesterday in
q contemporary that the Committee would not
arrive before next week is thought to be cfro-
neuus, for the reason TINT the Legislature will
soon adjourn, and therefore the hearing must
be concluded before that event 4 gentleman
who arrived from Springfield yesterday stated
tainly be here Tuesday, with power to summon
witnesses ard prepare generally for the inresti-
gatIou, which, It is thought, will be held In fho
Grand Pacific Hotel
A. gentleman on Sheldon street thought Of
having telephone put into his house, 50 rs to
Snsols MN 10 h nod sxeet converse with his bus
AGAINST 1t earnestly l" "Robcrt,n she said. :. if
you bring one OF those dreadful things in hcre
~ never close my eyes for fear it may break
u' t ~ 1a s 1.een as a 9ato eternity. and not
II Was m tnnoc11ous instrument. but she said
NO n9 Look at the thousands and millions
OF poor Alndoos 1t Killed last fal!.'' ..Why,''
ssao nc; that wasn't a telcphonc-that was ty-
pboon, )" but the old lady lowered her glasses,
and. looking at him over the rims thereof, said
nc couldn't fool her,-that she mfghtn't KNOW
much, perhaps, but she did know that the ty-
lhoon was the President Of japan. The gen
ucinan has given 1t up Is hopeless case.
The Musical Committee OF the Chicago Ecc-
t1ieal Society met Tuesday evening and formed
Musical Club to furnish the music and social
exercises OF its regular monthly meetings. The
following were elected for its first officers: c,
= Jones' Superintendent Illinois Central Tclc-
gIzph, President; G. ". FELTON,, Manager
Western Union Telegraph, Vice-President; Miss
N. C. Kent, Western Union Telegraph, Serc-
tary; W E. N. Browne, Grand Pacific Hotel.
Leader. This Club meets Tuesday evening OF
ing. and, from the support and favor which It
has been received by the parental society,
promises to Be feature In the Chicago electric.
, 1877-03-18

There will be grand rally Of the Fifth II
Democrats Monday evening at 1905 and 1:0S Fl
sted-st- All Democrats are invited to attend
nominations for Aldermen will be taken under c,
sideeatinn
, 1877-03-18

TWELFTH WARD.
The regular meeting OF the Twelfth Ward Repub-
ican Club will be held at 0wsley's HalI Monday
evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Tx THE pIsrRIyT COURT OF THE
rnitei STAT. . tor the District Of Nevada
in the ma ter u EDwARD KOssMAN.. Bank.
ra.t. i'm Ilarkruptcy. .-Uniiei states of America.
Dlstrist OF Nevada, -. A warrant In bank
ruptcy has been i.-nsd by said court against
IN. estate cf E.iwzrd kossman. Of the city OF
Virrinia. county of ,trry and state Of Nevada,
In said district. who has been duly sdjudged
bsnkru.t on his own y tiiion: and The
p,yment of any debts and the delivery Of any
prop-,ty b~lon,ins to said bsnkrups 10 him
Or 10 his use, and tho transfer Of any prop
-rty hy him. are forbidden by Law. A meeting
OF the creditors of said bankrspt, 10 prove his
,l,bIs and choose one OF more assienees Of his
estate. will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy.
10 h. holden al Virginia. IN said district on the
isth day Of Nay. A. ID ls1I. q ioeioek =. -.
Al III. ofiiee OF 4. strother. Boon No. Odd
Fellov-' Building. corner OF O md smith
streets. one Of the Registers In Bankruptcy OF
said district. - .
Uu,tsd States Mauhai and Iesssnerr In
Bankruptcy for said District. myed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
DELINQUENT SALES.
JuliA-Coottnued.
OLD srGK.

BROOKS a L.. rrnstsss-.--..---.Ai1--.-io -
AMI In aceorianee with Law. and an order Of the
Boari of Directors male On the ffsh DAY of April
i; 50 many shares Of each parcel of such stock -
may be nsressay will b< soli 81 patlie auction. at
the saie.r,sm Of Maurice bore 4 cc.. Nc. sio fine
.tr..t. san fransi>so. c.iii"ful.: on Num-
two o'xlsek y. ~ OF .Ald day. to pAy said dsiin
au.nt assessment thereon. together with eostso
advertising anil EXPENSES VI the sAls.
Ofaee-iig California strcst. Room No. : San
rr.aci-eo. California. nuou
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
CALL AND SETTLE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME ARE
"A requested 70 come forward and tettle tnetr
accounts promptly and without further notics.
have the dnest Btoek Of dry !Eoods evsr
brought 70 Gold Hill. but al salss NUT b
my n,sI n ''''A ''''' xLxx. coHN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-17
pARDANELLls MlHINo CoMPA.

~ NY.-Losstion of principal place Of ousi-
ness. San Francisco. California.
Locatiou Of works, Gold Mn, storey county.
Nevada.
Noiios.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
winy.teseribed stock. ON account OF assese-
ment tho. o. levied on the ID day OF April,
ISL, the several amounts set opposite tne
name. Of the respective shareholders. a. fol-
lows;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
a Canary Which SIngS "a Life on the
Ocean WaVe''

Minneapolis Tribune: J, G. Christo>
pher, q barber at Ballston, Spa, is the
possessor Of remarkable canary bird,
the voice Of which has been developed
in a peculiar painstaking manner, 50
that now this educated songster can
successfully render the well-known air,
"A Life on the Ocean Wave" The bird
will commence to MARBLE like any other
of these pets, but after uttering few
notes will Immediately strike into the
tune, and when its voice has attained
full height the above tune will be sung
entire, and in manner that sounds
singularly melodious and attractive,
literally setting to note its natural vocal
powers. This was only achieved after
the most diligent and patient attention.
AS soon as the bird was old enough to
pick up a living it was put in room
apart from all others, and a music box
also placed in the apartment that was
kept perpetually going repeating the
one tune over and over again, so that
this singular pupil had no other person
to learn from but that. After four
months Of such apprenticeship, the
owner was rewarded by hearing his lit
tie favorite render "a Life on the Ocean
Wave" as naturally and perfect as if that
was the song OF its ancestors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Wendell PIIIIIIps,

"Well, " said he, becoming serious,
81 should say that Pennsylvania
voice Enthusiastically foretells the defeat
and subJugation, at no distant day, OF
the entire republican party, Further.
more, 1t settles II that the solid south
will eventually rule the union AZ il did
before the war. No doubt OF It, sir,
the hunger and greed Of the south will
seek relief by going back to the policy
OF ample currency. We shall have bet
ter times at any rate for awhile--and
material prosperity, no matter how
much the rights of the negro and Of
the north are sacrificed, and unless the
south, in her madness, kicks over her
own bucket, no mau can foresee the
end OF that southern dynasty which
must surely come. We can only hope,
according to the old proverb, that
whom the gods want to destroy they
Immediately make mad"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
MeNican question.

Nashville American; n II Of the
highest importance 10 the trade aud
development OF the southwest that
there should be some settlement. Tue
two countries hayea common interest.
Their development can go along NJ
equal pace. Any development In
Mexico which failed 20 connect itself
with the trade and transportation OF
Texas and California north and east
would be partial and fail to MIRAGE
the most important trade element, as
well ~ the most important means Of
securing order and stability, Any de-
velopment in California which neglects
to contract Itself with the rich and
productive states OF Mexico will be
equally One.sided.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
where Wnr the Fire

He came from Chicago and put up
at hotel ia the city. He was II young
fellow of talkative nature and pleas
ing address, He was on his way west
to buy stock, he was wont to remark
and impress upon the minds of TIE
hotel officials. He remained week
at the hotel, and remarked Sunday
night that he would square up in
the morning. About II o'clock
Sunday night he quietly opened the
window in the second story and was
quietly seen to let his valise down by
IA small rope. Just rs the rope slack.
ened as if the property had reached the
ground all right, he was shocked and
abashed to hear below the familiar
voice of the landlord exclaiming, "All
right, got it," He came slowly into
the office a few minutes later, and eX-
citedly exclaimed: "Was the fire put
out all right ~ Council Bluffs Nonpa.
yeU.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Abducted by aa Ourang.Outang.

Numerous stories have been told
of women being abducted by ourang-
outangs, carried of to their wooded
retreats, and treated with the utmost
Difference and admiration. IncredulOus
persons have questioned these stories,
but here is one that cannot be doubted,
for we have 1t upon the authority of Il
grave and dignilied college professor
no less "A parsonage than Professor
Austin, of Cambridge.
In 1864 young fellow by the name
of Tu-a was missing from one of the
Bornean villages. His people began
to fear that some terrible accident had
befallen him, and concluded to ferret
out the mystery.
Having armed themselves, they acN
cordingly started out and searched
~ the jHngle for four days with
out finding any trace of the lost. On
the fifth day they came to the Saka-
rang river, where every one of them
went in bathing. They swan down
the river short distance, when one of
the number fortunately discovered
some clothing on the nearest bank,
which, on examination, proved to be
that of their missing friend. Close be.
side 1t lay the sumpltan, or blOw.pipe,
and the short sword which he always
carried with him.
A little later the party heard voice,
aud after dressing they set out in
search. They followed narrow ravine
which led back from the river, scan
ming every nook aud hole, searching
under cOverts OF leaves and dead fallen
branches, but In vain. They were on
the point of retracing their steps when
they again heard the voice.
Ii was the voice OF Tuba, and strange
rs IL may appear, he was soon discOv-
cred high ia a tree, naked, and alaTge
orang.Outang was his companion. A
rifle shot brought the animal to the
ground, where they finished her with
knives. Then the yong man came
down and told the story OF his singu-
lar adventure.
He had been out hunting he said,
and late In the afternoon had gone into
the water Of the SakaraDg to battle.
On returning to the bank to dress he
was seized by the arms by an Orang-
Outang, who made him follow her into
the ravine. They arrived at the foot
Of tall tree, which the youth was
forced to ascend until he had reached
the animals nest, where he found
himself a prisoner In comfortable
lodgings. Day after day he remained
there, the orang- outaDg graciOusly sup
plying him with fresh fruit and vege-
tables, and even bringing him water In
a cocOanut.
When first heard the story / very
naturally refused tn believe II. But q
more searching investigation proved
cOneusively that the facts Of the case
were indisputable and the attending
circumstances corrobOratiye In full
This incident has fully established in
my mind the cOnviction that abductioDs
by Orang Outangs have taken place-a
conviction which find is also shared
by st. John, the author Of very read.
able work on BOrnean travels.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, November l3-Flour, dull
superfne 81 jO9s5: NN s. 500 311q; AAA 60
gsU 80; higher grades 81 500 H. Corn, nc.
tive and firm, yellow 569iIc; white CSC
oats firm, choice SIC. Coffee, dull and
nominal, caTgOes ordinary TO prime lG4
a2Jl5r. Sugar scarce and firm; common tU
good common b@6Ac; fair TO fully fair "a
sc; prime TO choice s9sAc; yellow clarified
stasS5sc. MOlasses active but lower; COM
mon 2j99Oc; fair SSgIOc; prime to choice ij@
SOC. Rice firm, Louisiana ordinary to
cholce 5L9G54c.
NEW YORK, November 49, Flour. five
IN ten per Cent better; more doing both in
export and home use. super western and
stat 81 S9lGs5 -, closing firm. Southern
ilour firm; common to fair extra s. 1895 2j;
good TO choice ~ OgSS 81. Wheat les2c bet
Ter with quiet advance. Rye l92c better
Corn Halc better, fairly active, largely
speculative at 6l12g62%c. Coffee Is quiet;
cargoes l5A9l914c gold; job lots l5A92J4c
gold.
BALTIMORE, November l3.-Flour is firmer
western super1ns So T59I IS; extra S5as6;
family e. 259s7 .: City mills, superfine.
brands IS OOg7 %; other grades unchanged,
" heat Is steady and hrm all round.
southern rel good to prime, 81 S59l A.;
amber, 81 479l 81; western steamer 81 "a.
No.2 western winter red spot and Noyem-
Der 81 Az; December 81 A.. Southern corn
arm; western firmer and higher; southern
white old, % 96ic; new 53g5Oc; yellow old,
&c; new 5jGac.
sr. louis, November I3.-FI1ur irmer
Extra fall 81 6Oasl 80; Xxx g 1895 %; XXX
Is !Oas6 50. Wheat slow; No red fall
& 231gl Is; No. do q lO1Sal II; No.
spring 81 o59i O5H. Corn dull, No.
mixed f2jse for strictly fresh. Oats easier
AT sl 25asi 2ih, Rye firmer at5J5[c. Barley
dnii and unchanged. Whis sy steady at 81 %
P0rk dull, small lots new, s39lS l2lz. Lard
duii. re asked. Bulk meats dull, 6d7G7AC
for shoulders, clear ribs and clear sides.
Bscon Inactive, 749gA9914c for shoulders,
ri ar ribs and cleai sides.
Fozs-Firm on light receipts.
Caille-steaiy, fair demand for shipping
grades; Texans q Ghd4 q
sheep-Activs for butchers; shipping NUT
tons slow s. O2izGj az.
Hides aud wool.
GALVESTON. November l3.-Hldes easier
Dry selected 1pzc; liEht sailed l!'zc; stack
sailed IKE; damaged half price; kips l2re;
wet sailed as they run &c; selected &c;
butchers green 71fc, &c OF for grubs.
Wool-Bood demand for the better grades;
medium 70 fine free of burs, six months
growth, 2092ci coarse grades neglected al
9l5e.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
Lost Everything.

Louisville COurer-Jouruali Just
about u year ugo Father raft, Zach
Chandler and Don Cameron, were
using the whole strength oi their re-.
specllye departments tn put u prrri
dent in the white house who has unW
repudiated them and their methods.
The republican party has Lost llesh
and blood since then, and h hunting
around Tor a stimuaut.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
COTTON MARK ET.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, Move mber l2.--Gold 81 0ll63
81 O2h, Exchange York sight y dis.
count@par. New Orleans slgnt = discount
"a premium.
NEW YORK, November l3.--StoclSs opened
tirm,but subsequently prices rapidly yielded
Money per cent. God u O4j4. EXchnnge-
long "A 81; short a $40. Stale bonds quiet
Government bonds tirm.
Gold opened 81 024A.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
MIDES ANn pELTRIEs.

HlDES-Dry hint, IN ms and upward, l5c.
dry mint, IL Ms and upward, damaged, loo.
dry hint, kips and calf 10; dry salt 70 n,
ana upward, lloi green butchers, $40.
lEEp PELls-Ea owing TO wool, 9Od
2ic,i white wool, long, Gle; white wool, hl
clip, lUgAc.; black wool, lSc.
uFfALu--HullB To-, cows &c,
TALLOW-ln barrels, $40.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

~ monetary market h slmuwhnt slring,
rhl ini nnlAlie business, but thure Is nmpl,
minds FOR Legitimate business nhd CONNER,
riU purpO,us.
HpLli-liuying, large pieces 0ai small | No.
'ttlluB lnrgr | or hluaU ul,
nlLNEh- Nominal,
There n hut llttle gold an silver in market
,.ENDliA NdE-C Commercial, "A poe cont,
disc, uAt bank, par
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
LIVERPOOL, November l3.-NOOn.- COTTON
active aud tirmer.

LIVERPOOL, November DISQUALIFICATION
active aud tirmer.
TUESDAY. MONDAY,
Mlddllng Uplands.... Gjsd sgd
MlddlIng Orleans. G4d Oe4u
Sales II 900 bales; specuiations and exports
3,OUU bales receipts 4j0 bales; American Z, 100.
Futures opened l-2 cheaper, but have since
bee me tlrmer. Uplunds, low middling
clause, December and January, 64g6 9-32d;
January and February G49B 9-32I; Feb.
ruary and March 9.S2d; new crop shipped
october by sail 5-l6l; october and NOvem'
Der U-32d; November aud December 9-S2d,
24j p. m.-Uplands, low mlddling clause,
November delivery 6Ad November ana
December 9 lGd. Orleans, low middling
clause, January and February delivery 69sd
UplunLs, low middllns clause, shift, FeOru-
airy and March by clil ed.
1 d. m.-Sales f. clude 1900 bales American
Upland, low middling clause, February
and March delivery q sled; new crop ship
ped January and February by sail ll-3?d.
Uplands, low middling clause, shipped
March and April by sail q 1854.
5p. m.-Fulure closed eak; free sellers at
last quotations,
NEW ORLEANS, November 10 -Night-Cot-
ton Is quiet but steady. Sales $3.50 bales.
Receipts, net, l3,7ll bales; gross II Sj3 bales.
Exports To Liverpool 1861 bale; Bremen
2,Sl4 bales. Stock 1880 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14

FLOuR-Fair demand, which is met ireal,
al tho following quotations. Dla.tvut, hi
sst.Skh, - ~, nau Jtulnto % 10, kmplIp % bU
hAA " -, Eagle ~ OO, Magnolia, la aaeks
m IDS, y Mi. T0ddb NNN, 81 7j; STATE
star Mills Xxx, 81 w,
HhAN-krOm ~ 10 Soc,
NORN MhAL-lnn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-14
GRAIN ann nHEADsTUFPa.

WhEAT-Choce VI co. good milling 81 &c
Gsio w hlr 81 1851 3Di low grades n Oju
,oao1hENEsIexas, IN shuolI, 05@0jci In de-.
hhud, Sheleu, none Offering,
HARLEY FEED-35@lOc.
RYk,-I5c,
..HAi-U OOslO % per ton; Hungarian and
Mlllet SlOGl2.
hAd roads have caused great scarcity OF
AL kinds of grain aud prices have been
lolotd mp far beyond It's value,
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EYeninr Rennrt-Einr-n,nr-

NEW YORK, November l3,--Sterling 81 OF.
Money per ceut Gold 81 0l4. Government
bonds nc i've; new 5s "a. state bonds quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, November l2.--Gold u O25s
al O25s. sight a discount. Sterling bank
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LIME AND CEMENT.

-Rosendle- Is worth 81 " barrel
Louisville best, little kept, $3.50 " barrel;
Dallas, " 50.
PLASrEH Is worth ~ 10 a barrel.
The suppy;oi the above mentioned Rrti-
los lsample demand fair; market tlrm,