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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-16

VI X TN AS GOODS. HOLIDAY
- GOOnS I'D. x T.. MIrTELDuRfER win ~.
hibit OF MONDAY large sinck or n'r - ~
FANCY ARTICLES Tor the holiday, wIlirh 80 49, u.
0iler 1T such low prices 10 ast, ni.n every
great reduction: '' -
CLoAkS from 50 10 $l5-20 per cent. I,,. ,.,,
former prices: '''1'
CARPETS-we are closing o,lt Lou. a, IN. ,,rin...
HEMP, - and zoe: INGRAM 49,. a.;
40. IL. and 4Jc.: ,''"''
LAP-ROBES at 81, r. III vaiue -
BEAVER SHAWI.S Al S2.aO worth -.
BLACK CASHMERfS from lTr IA - r..-.,..,,
the cheapest aud best goods la tie civ: '''''-
Best Caicocs at 81. per yard: Drr.,i ,Ju> If5t...
mInGS. SilkS trlnSes, ana Buttons. i re-. >,,. q.
4 great loss 10 Close them out &: rn,!rr,iIr., ..-
ladcS. children, and g"nt,rncIi-thr Inrg,<, ..
cheapest stock IT. the city: IIU,riy-t ril! a,.,..
mtnt III All The latest Styles. AL wcush isac.,I t,
fore you make Your purchases
ID. ( +. MITTELDURIE
NC 10 J21 itru.! ,fr,g-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-16
.spECgaI. a.esEsssss
aa GREAT ARRIYAL

III GREAT ARRIVAL
ts:a NEW GOODS
-.a- q .N-
FOR THE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
GROCERY mARKET

BACON, per lb-Short clear, o 3-4@lOc;
shoulders, B3-i97c Breakfast, 10 l'2@llc; dry
salt, 1901 3-ic
BUTTER per ID Western, 3O@Sjci county
BAKING PoWDERs-Variousb brands, Ia
ID cans, per do2 81 25yl 80; L. do do, 81 5Og
6O;,l do do, 81 25t94 80.
CHEESE-W esjern, ~ ID, 10 to 10 l-2c.
CANDLES Star, Is 10 IS, l6@lBc.
COFFEE-Java, per ID, 2S@3Oi Rio, choice,
22@22 lac; prime, 2l@2l Lido; common 10
fair 10 l-2@2O lie.
CONCENTRATED LYE-Varlous brands,
doz. Id cans, per case, u 25@l 10.
FlSH-Mackeral per Dbl, $40 0O9Sll 90; KIT,
Il OOUSl % white fish, kit, 95gSl 20.
HERRINGS--Dried per oox, 4OW5Oc.
FlSH-Dried Goldfish, per ID, G3-ig7c.
LARD-In tierce, 93-l@l0c; 20 b pals, 100
10 l-2c; ana 10 10 in tins, IL 3'4Sl2c.
HAMS-Per Id, fancy brands, liNgl5Hc;
LhSSEs-Fancy Loui'iana, per gal,
6O@b5c; Choice, 55G6Oc; Prime 5O@55c; FAIR,
i5@50c.
SUGAR = Granulated, per lb, II 2I@l2e;
Crushed, II l-2gl2c; Powdered, IL l-2gl2c;
Ouffee, A, per h., 10 l-i@lO lac; Choice
10 lisiana, 9a9 l.2c Prime, l-igS lac; Ordi-
nary to Fair, s9S lac; Common, 3-4@Sc;
S0DA--Case; bi.carb. English, 6@6 l-2c'
STARCH-Various brands, per Id, 4A@5c.
SoAP-Olive, 554@6c; fancy soaps, per box,
SNLT-Liverpoo sack, 81 coal IS; Ohio
river, in bbls, 81 I5g2 60; table, per sack, l-z
~TEA-Grnpowder 5Oa75c; imperial. SOC
SIC; Japan, tGa0Oc, Oolong, 4Og15c. 40
VINEGAR-C Cider, 25@3Oc; white wine' ~
@75c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
eat scenery, finest agricultural distrla, ana
great grazing grounds OF the West
It's passenger and freight trains are SUI
passed by none In the State. Pullmhnr
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping CaIh
leave 1T. Louis daily via the M, X. AZ i; ny
nj S45.: Hannibal at l0.45 n. m, ana Sedalla
Mt B:45 d. m, running through TO benson I,
Sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin anu hons-
ton without change. Connection ~ also maue
nj sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
vay for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the M
X, Il Il. at Denison for ut. Louis Hanninai,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas CITY ana ali
points North and East; with the Texas fa-
cihc nj sherman for st. Louis, cairo, Mem,
phis. and all points East and southeast, and
At Houston with the O., III. a .. A. for san
Antonio, the g., II. a II. for Galveston, the
Texas 4 New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange etc., the Morgan ana Mallory Steam
shiT rs for all points on the Gull and Atlanuc
coasts and the Liverpool q Texas steamship
lime 10 Liverpool, Havre and other Euro.
nean cities are perfect, while us freeuom
Prom dust and heat on account OF the mature
a the soil and the open prairie country over
n, hIch AZ passes with Its cooling sea Dreezel
NJ sasant scenery of broad pralries, beautiful
rr, ives, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
an ali grain, and fruits, render III esPecially
dea irable and advantageous 10 traVeiers anu
shit ,pers In preference to others, s.,,,
III, Louis Express leaves SeiVes'on un,ly
al io.6 o b. M, Dallas $500 .. m. and Denison
at liza q. M
p.x Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
nuy aoODs MARKET.

pRINTS-Robes 81; Plnks @6>3; shirtngs
a.: Soil Ii, q l-l, Standards, ol-igoc' 0'Ho'
lie. tiarnSrs &c; Harmony, &c. u,
BROWN SHEETINGS-Atlantic A, si-4
Irdian head, IA, SIC; Nashville, "A, z2c
Utica, c, bI@c; Lawrence, Lii, 6l-dc; baug eo
IL, 6 &c; Dwight, 81; feperei' X 71sc; re
PIRsqG,,EtXCHED Observation-Disclosures, A;
,liLc. Fruit of the Loom, lOc; Lonsdale, W.
Hope. SIC; Peabody. SC; New Jersey, " 'c'
Nn nTISfGRS-Arlington Brown, l4Hc; Champl-
on Twilled, Hl5c; Lewiston Plain stripe, loc
Hewistown Check, l51Sc; Arlington Fahcv
't CrihPMsiBRiCs-Roll, 51Ic; Flat, 515c High
cV TiYn,Rs II n 5JEANs-Naumkeag, Gig; Penn
herton. Sc; Suffolk, $40. ,,..,,
~ T iC a AmOskeag AGA, l711c; Lewiston,
soIin liz. do S6-in, iSc; do plaid, lsc; Met6ueh
IA Inc: Conistoga gold medal ioo; 40 0OA'
&C.. Colds. No. /, I9c; Eastern A, 9c. 90.
CHECKS-Economy l211c; d A me ii''
Caledonia, No. 20, l6c; Park lOO, lac; ma.
DECENTRALIZATION, STc; CORDS -, a. INV
Otls- BB, I2%c York, Tic; CLARK 8, 2oc' ,o,,s
HiEVIOT5--Arlington S'9@9c, EVrsus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 9Hc; Glasgow, Vo
10. Alabama, 6-S, brown, l219c: n.
ii observation-disclosures, &c; Bates, , sc
penfrsw. DC; southwark, SCI dress s'ylee
lOhc,
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Calling for n Collector.

cincinnati Enquire: fMr Ben nett
uN not already sailed on his expedition,
", respectfully request him, for the
O'e that he bears for his native land,
y, ABANDON the enterprise and turn his
a y. toward the discovery of an acr
TG.iaole collector for the port of New
GG'e cans One good, honest collector
y. 'here is such thing) is of more
s sue Than both poles. Symmes' Hole
s,u remain without q stopper for gen>
" ,.a to come, as it probably has for
s ,Di gone, but Mr.. Hayes adj
~ illustration can not remain in state
a.; Embarrassment over that collector
=, .,p much longer without serious dam
' ~. Packard and Wells are each
s, ~ullIng with hand behind an ear,
,s sslly listening for call, but the
S,;I impression seems to be that
s,o naer OF those gentlemen is made OF
lioD '. y. the right shape to fit the posi'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20

= Office is HEREBY GIVEN-THAT IN
accord ance with an order of the county
court of Dallas county, made on the 2lst IN
slant, an election will be held on Saturday,
of ALTERNATING by The voice OF the qualineu
voters therein, whether hogs shall De pei
mitted to run at large in the following SUI
division of said county oil Dallas, torwt.
BEGINNING ON the east boundary line Vi sun i
county at the point, where tne te.s ,ha a"
Pacific railroad enters said county tnen .,,
along the roadbed of said railroad west. tnti n
II reaches the trinity river thence up salu
river with its meanderings 10 ne FIN r r,I
Of said Trinity river; thence up saiu Elm
| Fork with It's meanderlngs 70 ,no c ',,'asS.
| tnance east along the north boundary line
| ~ Dallas county to Rowlett's creek thence
| " To,gn Rowlett's creek with Its meanderings
to The east boundary line of Dallas county
thence south along said east bounuary me 10
10 the place of beginning; except 80 much OF
| said above described subdivision az IN EN-
hraced within the limits of precinct NO. l, Oh
| said Dallas county.
said order having been made upon the pc.
| tition OF twenty freeholders living IN SAID
snb.diyision, asking for the enactment OF =
ssock law under chapter ninety eight, OF the
general laws ofTexas, passed by tne a,d
4 feenth legislature; said election 10 pe helu
| Of the places named below, under tne su.
4 naryision of the following named pea a,a
appointed by said court to no,a Ma Mac 1 Eli,
sot' at Farmers Branch W. ~, ~
Riehardson VIM. Lovelace az PIN y Du. : Z
| araak A. ", Galloway, AZ " or.ni,ns,oI
| School house BENJAMIN ". han IN rn.s y
. Rallies School house, ana ihoih"S ~ Soe''
: at Long Creek. HARDWOOD,
Attest; County Clerk,
pvw. III. THAcKER, Deputy.
nich32-dlw-wst'
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a war Cry Spoiled.

Alas poor Moses that he should
have robbed the people of South Caro-
lima fer nearly a decade; that he
should have escaped all punishment
for his many POPULATIONS ana robber-
les in the Palmetto state only to be
caught aud locked up for a petty for"
gerry,
The story of the crime for which
Noses was arrestad in New York a
few days since il, briefly, as follows:
In January, 1878, he purchased at a
!ewelry store in Charleston goods
amounting to three hundred and six
teen dollars in value ~ presents for his
wife on her birthday, giving in pay
Ment a note for that amount, Endorsed
by JOsephus Woodruff. When the
leweer went to the indorser for the
money the signature was pronounced
at0rgery. Confronted with this charge
Noses said that Woodruff authorized
him to sign his name he soon after
wards modified this story and agreed
TO surrender the goods to their true
owner if the matter was dropped. he
surrendered about one hundred dollars
worth Of the jewellery and gave an
order for the rest of the money. This
order was never paid aud none of the
other goods ever returned The jeweIer
accordingly proceeded against him
To- forgery aud Moses was arrested
mus fell the man who presided as
speaker Of the South Carolina assembly
curing n session where the incidental
expenses amounted to over a million
Oh dJlIaFs-and only for three hundred
{ aud sixteen dollars! Unfortunately
Tor Moses, he is in bad order with the
northern republicans; he overdid the
mleylng business, and further damned
himself by turning states evidence.
ne receives, therefore, no sympathy
" rom the republican press. Were ht
heIlOgg or Anderson, or even Wells,
now easily could the whole affair be
@UnVerted into a democratic prescott
9Oh' The jeweler-some rampant
.emCcrat; Woodruff, perjured des'
Pefado, suborned to convict Moses,
BECAUSE that republican statesman OPP.
posed the democratic slaughter of I'M
JJuehcing negroes the whole thing a
@mocratic scheme to ruin a republi-
,an But, alas for Moses, his reputa'
noh Is too bad for this, and thus a
WOmlsing Outrage" Is spoiled, and
me republicans, are cheated out OF
rSna'' under proper dressing-up, would
nave made a splendid way cry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
TOBACCO nAaEIr

M
fLui ToBAuCO-Yirglnia bright. ana
pnnlls, allstli do do fineand extra Twist XIX,
'upi 40 90 extra b'ln twiEt, dSa,7On. do me''
lluln anu lain twist, bso,6Oo a. q 'mmon 10
~ elhL lhsnle DO mahogany navy, IN, n,
az "4nli Louisville navy, bright mahOg.
nng aistaoei ledo mahogany, isOsAla, do DO
ilAhpBAny u elass, lass 90, DO do dark ma.
N9k,tNk p1,HSpi 90 do line hlaell, slablo,
aali lAlr lg9hiet common bOatSo. W"
an nMph Virginia alnoRing, "a aud ",
s19olpi hehlueky, hWbOoi common 10 good
npYlupl lhneyi hh 20 Quality, VI lh0tl 30, Hon
lhurk, IN ported, peri Vi a,
ppMlhiiu uldAlts- Havana, s6OglOO,
ssrl ANA Havana, iOoshO, do do sorap liiieT,
h9iei Connecticut seed, 25gh; ordinary,
mSi,hb ehtIIools and hlHos, ll@li
49, haIpWIhp VluAltA, price per 1904, Reg
ue ray glbl londres, tliO, Hrevas, SiiO, Con.
v,hhsi elRi FLOR do l'rinsado, sll0; LondfeA dc
ISnllpl NV opera drand, SllOi Operas, $40,
dos cigarettes, VI,
s'ANuFs-Mapcaboy, Sigssei Rappe French
heoleh and DundSiool, $4,000 common
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-20
THE STATE OVER,

E,gHm ComlE-Slar The cere'
any ol LAYING the corner stone Of Mr.
%.msnts magnlicalion opera house on
Mare avenue, was performed on Tues,
,l,y in tho presence of large con-
.'9rse of citizens, The following ex,
EI.tol shipments for the season Just
,o.el over tho Texas and Pacific from
To,reIl Gotten 10 date lOll7 bales
'nce January 9O7D bales, Hides 22609
n,nnls wool 2dl3 pounds-Bsh0p
larreu delivered his lecture on "Dars
w,njsm" at Harris hall, ON Saturday
oirhL Avery select audience was pres
cnt
Eps C6mtH-Slatesman Cotton
4. .ill coming in NJ the rate of ten 10
twenty bales u day,--SlS barrels Of
gbNkey stood nj the door Of the res
ronue Office, They were seized from
Charles Coouy and man named Best,
IN thecnstew part ol the oity----'rhere
oas called meeting OF the cauncil
Monday night The important busi-
mos, transacted was the confirmation
or Mr. Bradley us city clerk aud the
action taken for u settlement with the |
water company, II was resolved that
lbo water company should, within
ninety days, wall up and cement the in.
,ilo of the reservoir in q certain way, |
when the council would pass on the
same and receive or reject it, II re,
mains to be seen whether or no the |
water company will accept this propo'
,illOn,
carson ComM--Register Wild
strawberries are ripening, -'-And now
tho wheat crop is sale.--Will Sears
borough, one OF the fellows captured in
the Indian territory the other day, was
taken to Bonham, han Isomely orna,
mentod with unique bracelets and
mkets, there to await his triol for Il too
reckless speculation in horse and mule
hesh,---From u buffalo hide dealer in
from henrietta, we learn that smallpox
has broken out in many of the camps
and ranches of the buffalo hunters on
the frontier, There are quite number
Of cases at Fort Griffin, aud also on the
Sweetwater and in number of other
localities Transfers and hide dealers
in Henrietta prefer not to meOnder out
west great deal just now in search Of
bison hides A few cases arc reported
as having proved fatal.
Ktr ComtH--Frontiersman; our
county has been alive with cattle all
this week Several large herds have
passed through on the way to Kansas
The herd of Mr.. Faltin now
mounts to nineteen hundred and sixty.
eight head, They will start to Kansas
Under the supervision OF Mr., James
Sellers. --We had call this week
Om 5. G. Bowman member of Caps
tain Doans company of rangers, who
ne now quartered at Camp Wood in !
Ewards county. Mr.. B. is looking in
line health, and reports all quiet on the
frontier. - Mr.. Adams from Hays
county came to this section last week
with qlite number Of fine Durham
and Bremen cattle, which he proposed
to exchange for other stock upon equit'
able valuations. Several trad s were
and all parties seemingly
satisfied
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AGreat|nvention

And one of much beneft to the people at
large, always attracts attention.. IL mas
been the history of all trades and branches
of labor that the primitive method OF ac-
complaining the desired end has been quite
laborious, and very slow In It's rusults, at
least tho history OF well making seems 70
confirm the assertion. First digging WIN
the pick and spade, then somebody Thought
of boring by hand, but at first the augers
used were crude AFFAIRS and capable of bor-
ing but a small hole, supplying very little
pure water. The opening up OF inc great
that within the last two years well-boring
tools have been invented, and The business
has been In measure revolutlonlHeu, ana
has become source OF money 'in Inn ING
euualled by no other branch where the IN
yestment liz so little. Men are looking now To
where they can get the best machine. Ir-
lection has at last been reached, ana we oHer
won "A machine complete In every detail, one
that IL destined TO live when all others are
forgotten. IL Is the only anger ever IN
vented with stone attachment or an al
Unstable head that bores any sized well,
from Two feet up, without relmers, called
the Centennial Wei Auger, patented June 10,
lY76, and manufactured by .. +. Hodge, Du-
buQue. Iowa. Any one Wishing 10 go lntp
| the business. or trade land, town properly
| ar stock for an anger ana territory, or wan
| tn travel In this state and sell augers ana
| territory on large commission. WIN pie"s ~,
| call on me at the National motel. or - y
Depler at the Planters mouse, Elm siIeell
| Dallas. Texas, where | Will be for the next
| thirty DAYS. The anger Ia on exhibition, and
| ia running all the time. | will guarantee
any man 10 make as much as $40 per day.
| n ing been made with tins machine day
after day, and will be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough togo
| into the business. Come and zee me before
| I'M thirty days, ID. N. ROOT,
~ Patentee ofsRid Anger.
N.B.-As havo been engaged in the well
boring business forthe last two years, anu
an, ACQUAINTED with the most OF tho augers
| In use. and having run the Centennial Anger
| for the last five months, would cheerfnliy
recommend IL as the most complete, AMI
best auger In the market. Yours respect
| fully, % r LEX i-r'''
l {onRd&w1m
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BoustOu and Texas Central Railway

The folio, wing offices and Agents bavs
been estabili hing by this Company. Nhere
Information may be had concerning M
only the H. a 7. b. Railway, but Texas s'"'
FL. MAN0 JESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broa dway, N. Y. N,
A. .ALLEE, n orthwestern fass' Aken'' '''
NICK HoLMl 8, southeastern Agent M,
X and 1T. Bnrn, It House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. FAULKNi ;R, Southern Passenger
fnSorm alton ma also he had at the ageD
@ "a of the M. X. 4 T. Railway, in New York,
Onicaxo, Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.Loui'
asun pass. A Frel ght AIT. Houston Texa.
"A. II. sWANsON,
Gear SUBJ, Hot ron. fsKss:ianse'u
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xv.vrs ANDLIQUORs.

WI IsKY-sweet mash, 81 5OSi oo; isou
in WSsIISiFs@Glsret, in case, 81 Is; Cstawoesi
or gai. 81 lOd2 %; Port, per gal., H.fOSt w
hetTr.per gal, 81 1904 90; MADEIRA, pc, ga
6Os5 %; White wine In cases nss y $3.50
ue,dsiect- in basket, s25 90; Krug, In basket
81 90: Domestic champagne, sl2g5o' por,sr
ALE-Stock ale, cask, u loSs W. ioi'ei
cask, 50 15@2 80; l., oosp sloals:
Gognac, per gal, 81 3s92 rs; French,per sai''
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EsCULENTs AND FRUITS.

EsCULENrS--l Irish potatoes, per bbl,'S 30
Gs3 80; Onions, per Dbl, So 90; Cabbage. Yves.
tern, per crate. nOne southern, per dozen,
81 so, Kroutl, per box, So.
BUTTER AND CHEESE Butter, western
per 10. 200g25c; cheese, western, l2@l5c.
FkUlTS-Apples green, per Dbl, ~ Og0 90
Apples dried, per lbs, 5ci peaches, per lib Sc.
Oranges, per box, o ~; Lemons, per box, 49,
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LUMBER HARRIET.

YELLOW plNIi-BoXing, scantllng, per
thousand, SO W; drcssei, slS 90; flooring,
dressed and matched, ~ 30; Matched ceiling,
SO 10; notwithstanding, sIg 80; fencing,
$40 90,
WHITE PlNE-Rough, per thousand
si5 %; surfaced 900 Oh, mstched coiling, So 30;
Notwithstanding, go %.
UlPRESS->RUUgh, per thousand, SIS 90
surfaced, $50 90; plcketS, 81 10.
SHlNaLES--Y0llOw pine, cut, IS 0O@3 0O;
long leaf pine, sawed, 81 80; Cypress cut, u 10
al 70.
LATHES-,Vellow pine, 81 80 per thou.
sand,
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT--Rosendle Is worth 81 " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, 81 so barrel
Dallas. 81 50.
LIME-The best quality In barrels Is worth
2s; in bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dallas, 2oo' per
PLASTER IL worth SO 30 y barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned aru-
as IA annie demand fair: market nrnl.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
EyenIng nenori Financial.

NEw ioRK, April N.-Alerllng firm AT "
Money active Dor cent, Gold firm, VI OO8s,
uovefnment bonds strong New hyea VI Olts.
state bonds steady. Wv
Nav oRLEAssApril l9,-uold VI OO}s0sl OO,.
Slght = premium, Sterling bank u hsk,
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EIsH AND MEATS.

CANNED-Devlled ham, 81 25g3 90; sal Va
mon. llb 81 ijg2 so: HOLSTERS, % OOg2 III
Cove oysters, GO@65; Corn beef, u 20.
SARDIN hS-h box, SIS OOgl9 w Ia ooA'
slt 7,ml5 III.
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RREADSTUFFS,

FLOUR-Crescent in sacks, 90 % San
Jaclnto, s3 50; Empire, s. 25i &AA, ~ w
Eagle, 81 rs; Magnolia, in sacks, 9S l9s, y g
q q. Choice Family, So % star Mills, XX
So 10; Graham, 1910; bran, 81 90; corn meal
hlC.
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POWDER AMI sIIOT.

,FoWpEi-keg - lhs,FFF, RHO s7.l5; Keg
IA ips Fff, rifle, $685. keg Ola, lbs, FgF,
hhor-Dfop, S4,@g2a5; Buck, s2,bl82OO.
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING- Light, liHglA%c; Heavy 1870
l6c,
TWINE-Balling l5@lS; Cotton, 20g2!c.
IRON rlEB-Arrow, ~ 70 per bundle, with
discount on large lots,
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NOTICE..

The Commissioners Court will meet on
Monday. the twenty-ninth day OF April,
1878, to revise andcorrect the roll list OF un.
rendered lands and such other business as
may come before IL. All parties whose land
is Improperly on the unrendored rolls can
have the sarr adjusted by appearing before
the Court with satisfactory evidence.
r. II. WEST,
County Judge Dallas County, Texas.
Commercial and Call, weeklies and dali
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dALyHsToH, April lS,-C0ttOn-R ooolpla
,Gl7 bales Exports, Great britain bales,
France - bales continent - bales, chan.
mel - bales; coasiwlso 81 baleA. sales
100 bgloA stock 32,hiD bales, Market
dull and depressed,
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NEW ORLEANS, April l9.--Flour dull, and
unchanged superhne " 30; Xxx "a 30; xxx
81 75@j 90; higher grades So bO@6 %. Corn is
easier, 3i@37c, Oals quiet mt 36@3615c.
Corn meal steady, choice ~ 2j@2 30, Coffee in
good demand; cargoes ordinary 10 prime l7@
l713c gold. sugar dull, and little demand;
common to good common 5AaB%c; tair to
fully fair 65s@7c prime TO choice 749Sc;
quiet, common lSa2Oc; fair 22c@2jc;
prime TO choice 30@l2c. Rice quiet and
hrm, ordinary to choice Louisiana 5l4sG34c.
NEW YORK, April ls.-Flour firm, prices
unchanged IS 00@j7j for common fair TO eX-
tra; 50 S0097 Ii for good choice. Wheat one
al 81; ungraded winter, red, 81 36@l So; No2
winter, red, 81 "A. Extra white corn, one
half per cent. better, moderate export and
home trade in demand at 1906; ungraded
southern, mixed, "a. Oats shade firmer.
Coffee, Rio, quiet and unchanged, cargoes
Halle gold. Pork easier, moderately nc
tive, mess 80 S7h@l0 90; lard heavy, lower
prime, steam 81 3Os7 80. Closing ats 30.
ST.. LOUIS April l9.-Flour dull; No. 2
fall "a 756li 30; extra supertine fal "a 35@4 10.
Wheat active and better, No. 3 red fall
u 1871; No 4 do. 81 0GI4@07; No. spring 81 o..
Corn at 3iAc. Oats ilrmer at 265s92619c. Rye
59%@6Oc. Barley dull, prime northern 574c.
Whisky 81 Oh. Pork dull, jobbiug at 50 oil.
Lard quiet at So 80. Bulk meats dull,s3 5@s5;
middlts 81 %; short clear 30 l2h. Bacon
clear rib sides IS 5O@5 57t5. clear sides vs. s7l.
quiet, at SO S7@i 0O, ana 5 C095 Co for shout
ders and short clear middles.
Hides amt Wool.
GALVESTON, April l9-Hides weak; Dry
selected l3@l34c; light sailed ll@ll%c;
lected Gq71sc; butchers green &c.
Wool-Small trade; medium to fine, spring
clip, free of burs l7@20c; coarse l3@l6c; west
ern and bury l0Gl3c.
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Receipts, net $40 bales gross zoos bales.
Exports TO Great Britain - bales; coast
wise - bales; continent lis bales. Stock
2OB MOO balpS.
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