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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-04

Oil City Derrick: Like Joaquin Nils
Ter, We have "a weakness for the
weaker side, and u siding with the
helpless weak,n not to mention last
week, this week and week after next.
We cannot therefore stand idly by and
see hundred newspapers asserting
every once in while that Jefferson
Davis was captured in common
brown pettcOat and sun-boDnet. Mr.
Davis modesty will not allow him to
describe what he really wore on the
mOmentous occasion, and thus give
the lie to these slanderers. Our 81 use
of justice prompts us to come che
rescue, Mr.. Davis wore cross~yrain
silk, cut bias, with George Francis
Train, which he carried under his
arm to keep it out of the
mud. 1t had deep skirt ad'
Iuated by two bust darts, and
narrow under.arm gore on each
side of the front and on each front
OF the side, together with beautifully
arehed center-piece with raised seam,
which proceeded to the breast bone at
The back, thence diagonally by degrees
TO the shoulder blade at the front AS
to bis bonnet, it was thing of beauty,
aud was made expressly for the occasion
st cost to the Southern Confederacy
OtS25; trimmed with clusters of mign-
ohette mixed with small roses, blue
bells, harebells and silver thistles. Mr..
Davis wore his hair banged, and pow
uered in several tones OF color. Beside
this elegant costume, he had seven
trunks filled with the richest dresses,
linens, etc, that could be produced. A
brown petticoat and sun-honnet, in
Seed Mr.. Davis was decked like 8
bride.
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nyy cO,IDs MARK EFT.

pRINTS-Robes 81; Plnks @69; Shirtings
3-4 Soil Ia, l-i, STANDARDS, ol-1So0' '''''''
Isc. darnsrs, &c; Harmony, 90, o.,
BROWN ETINGS-Atlanuc' !, 81
Indian mead, 44,shc; Nashville, "A, azsc
iitica. G, BIC; Lawrence, LII, D LAG; baugel
Ii, 9 lac; Dwight, so; Peperei' IL "2c' re
pG RRgI,,tt%CHED MUsLINs- Wamsutta, ~
ne. Fruit of the Loom, lOc; Lonsdale, We
Hg0Ipe, SIC; Peabody, sc; New Jersey" " &C.
NnI UkS@Arlington Brown. l419c; Champl'
~, Twilled. Ii%c; Lewiston Plain STR Pc 10y
Iawisiown CHECK, l51sc; Arlington FANCY
st GriRpsNB9KSiCs-Roll, SIC; Flat, SIC; High
colors lc hig her. >,,,o o,.o. Penn,
herton. Dc; Suffolk, 9Hc. ,-,,,.,o,,
'STritCI}S3AmosKeag AGA, ll19c; Lewiston
On az Iic. do S6-in, lsc; do plaid, lsc; Metnuen
"A lie: Conistoga gold medal ioc; 40 IVA
i no, 10 Gorfiis. No. l. i9c Eastern a, 80. a.
III ECKS-Econom, l2nc; Amerlcus' ilc
caiaaonia, No, 20, Ice; PARK 100, lIc; ,,,>.
DENIMS-BostOn SIC; CORDS IA Inv
o,js mn. PIC; York, l6c; CLARK ., ZOc' o,,.
HEViOTs-Arlington, S!a9sc, Efrs''S
ATkiPES-American, &c; Glasgow O-o
Iac. Alabama, 6-3, brown, Hl1c. NJ, n,
NGHAMS-Amoskeag, 9c; Bates, "
Renfrew, Sc; southwark, Sc; dress Styles
l0kc.
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LIVE STOCK MARK TT.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
WHOLESALE GROCERY mAnKET

BACON, per lb-short clear, . 3-4@lOc
shoulders, 3-I@7c; Breakfast, 10 l2@llc; dry
salt, 7 1907 3-1c
BETTER per Western, 3O@3jc; country
2j@3Oc. -
Id cans, per doz 81 2j@l 80; H. do do, 81 5O9
6O;l do do, 81 2jQyi 80.
CHEESE-W estern. ~ lb, 10 to 10 leo.
CANDLES Star ID o SIS, l5@lGc.
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 2S@3O; Rio, choice,
22@22 | &c prime, 2l@2l lac; common TO
fair, 10 Logo l-2c.
CONCENTRATED LYE-Varous brands,
doz. Id cans, per case, "a 259j %.
FIRH-Mackeral, per Dbl, so OO@Sll 90; XII,
a 00@Sl % white fish, KIT, 95@Sl 20.
IL ERRINGS-Dried, per ooX, 4Og5Oc.
EISH-Dried goldfish, per b, 3.t@7c.
LARD-In tierce, 3-i@lOc; 20 Id pals, LOG
10 l-2c; and 10 ID in tins, IL 3'i@l2c.
HAMS-Per ID, fancy brands, li%@l5hc;
MOLL asses Loui'iana, per gal,
6O@t5c; Choice, 55@6Oc; Prime 5O@55c; Far,
45@5Oc.
RICE-Louisiana, per ID, 7@7 l-2c.
SUGAR Granulated, per lb, IL 2.l@l2c;
Crushed, II l-2@2c; Powdered, IL @l2c;
q, flee, A, per ID, 10 l-i@Ql0 l-2c; Choice
Louisiana, 0a9 l-2c; Prime, l-4gS l-?c; Ordi-
nary to Fair, S9S l.4c; Common, 3-4@Sc:
S0DA--Case; bi.carb English, 6@6 l-2c'
keg, u ID 5G5 &c.
STARCH-V Various brands, per h. 4A@5c,
sOAP-olive, 53496c fancy soaps, per box,
SSWS IyS sack, 81 6O@l IS; Ohio
river, in bbls, ~ 45g2 60 table, per sack, A liz
CSC. . -, roa
TEA-Grnpowder, 5O&75c; imperial, 5O9
Soc: Japan, tO@9Oc, Oolong, 4O915c. ~.
VINEGAR Cider, 25@3Oc; white wine' ~
@75c.
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TOBACCO MARIIIp

fLVd TolApCO-Ylrglnia bright ane
pnunilhl eassl DO do nne and extra twist, 66d
~, 90 90 eAlra B'in twist, tAajOn, do me-
ulunl ana l2.ln TWIST hs0tdlio ,o q immon /.
~ tNist, iosAei 90 mahogany navy is, ~
a,,, a ~ M hnulsNllle navy, bright mahOg.
VIZ otAbei lndo mahogany, isa6Ic, do Io
,llhlpgAny y class $50 90, do do dark ma.
"IFiNEl an,Fe1uoi 40 do nne blacR, giGblc,
s'gi Ihlg i0aSlot common, bOC,B6o, Nv
M nMNuh NJ ylrslnia slnoAlng, ~ aud I, .
Mstplui hvnluekyi hos)Ooi common 10 good
W3luol lhuoyt 20 TO qdAilty VI lhWl bO Hon
lhut1l Imported, perth, 81 a.
DOMESTIC OLGA s- Havana, s0OhlO0,
hee1 hnl Havana, i0gsl, do DO scrap fillor
9Aili connecticut seed 2i9lb, ordinary
"Pl rlit roots aud sizes, ll@l8,
nruit IND uluAhs, price per 1907, Reg
uel ray slb0j l0ndres, sli6; bravas, $40, Con.
shhh simi fl0rde l'rlnsado, $40 Londfes ,ie
11elte, saoi Opera Grand, sll0; Operas, slO,
dos cigarettes, VI, WV
notwithstanding, Sassci Rappe French
scotch ANA Dundyfool, S5ssjc; common
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ESTRAYS.

Taken up by q. +. Ryne and estrayed be-
fore j. II. Stewart, justice OF the peace, one
sorrel horse about thirteen hands high, star
in forehead, n title deficiency in right fore
knee and mob branded; valued at ten dol
lars. 323t
Taken up by d. II. Cambell and estrdyed
before j. IL. stewart, justice OF the peace, one
bay horse about fourteen one-balf hands
high and about twelve years old, shod all
around, blotch brand on right shoulder, sad
die an gear marked; valued at twenty-five
dollars. ~ 81
Taken up by ID. A. Jordan aud estrayed
before George W. Wiley. j. p, one bay pony
horse, II l-2 hands high, 7 or s years old, star
in forehead, hind feet white, branded UP on
left shoulder and hip; valued at sS5. 33-3t
Taken up by f. q. Orsbun and eatrsyed
before George W. Neely,J. r, one light sor.
rel horse, Is hands high, ] or years old !,
branded In left side Of neck Gil. One bay
horse, bald face, II hands high, years old i,
collar aud saddle marks, hind feet white,
shoulder and Ii On left hip. Valued at
$50 each. 33-3t
Taken up by j. NJ. Shaver and estrayed
before f. 4. Myers, j. r., one bay mare, IL
years old no brands. A brown yearling colt,
no brands, one sorrel mare, years old,
II IL hands high, branded OBJ on right
shoul err. Valued together at S35. 38-3t
Taken up by II. b Johnson and estrayed
before W. W. Peak, j. p, one sorre horse,
spotted years old, IA hands high, no
brands; valued nj $50. Also one blue dun
mare, Syears old, II hands high, branded d.
on left shoulder, & on the right hip and on
right shoulder; sweeneyed in both shoulders;
valued at $40. ---s::Mn 33-3t
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Receipts, net, $50 bales; gross 2,2A bales.
Exports to Great Britain 2,l27 bales; CONT
nent 5000 bales; coastwise 81 bales. STOCK
Weeks sales ID, $50; receipts net 1884; gross
IA slS. exports to Great Britain l5,5J2; conti-
nent 35S2; coastwise 5,O77 bales
commercial.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3-F'lour quiet and
steady. supertne 50 80; Xxx "a 25g4 90; NM
81 1895 80; higher grades co OOg0 20. corn
demaud fair, firm at jO@53c. Oats steady 500
85I%c Coffee firm; cargoes ordinary 10 prime
ITITIIc gold, Sugar dull and nominal; COM
mon to good common 5A@GAc; fair to,tuliy
fail 615G7c: prime to choice 7h@S4c; yelioW
clarified SIC Molasses fair demand, mar
ket firm; commo 20@22c; fair 22c@Ic; prime
to choice 3Oal2c. Rice scarce and Arm, or
binary to choice louisiana 5Aglc.
NEW YORK, May S.-Flour heavy, except
for Minnesota which Is l09l5c better In con-
sequence Of the -four mills destroyed 6y hre
nj Minneapolis; supertne western anu STATE
81 i50al 10, latter extreme, closing heavy ior
other than Minnesota; southern nour IL IN
buyers favor, little more INQUIRY; co q, h son
IN fcir extra So OOd5 80; good TO choise 90 QUO
I 20. Wheat ld2c lower, fairly active AT de,
cline. closing 81 1891 22b for migrated
spring; 81 lO@l IS for ungraded req. oorn
Ia1%c lower, 4sg57c for ungrad,e,d a western papn
mixed, latter for choice; 5ic for yellow Penn
sylvania and southern. oats haa5Ac lower;
Cor Q. lKio, quiet and firm at l314@liAc gold
for carroeS; lSAGlS15c gold for JOB lots.
ar. IOuIs, May 8.-Flour Is uull anu VEIN,
s,nar6~e fall 81 6ja3 IS; extra 81 15di S0;XX
"a tOai G5; family IS l595 p. Wheat Is dnii;
IA, 4 red fall 81 1j@l l5k; No. do. 81 Wa
No. spring 81 0S. Corn inactive DO. . mixsa
2VLsishy steady At 81 % Pork dull at IS DO.
Lard Inlet at &c. Bulk meats quiet. % iO9
4 ooSsi 20 and S. 3Oa5 37& for shoulders, clear
ribs and clear sides.
Hides and wOeI.
GALVESTON, May 3.-Hides are nrm. Dry
aIecteJ lie; light sailed l2c: stack salleu
lolsc; kips llIc; wet sailed 69ISc; outchers
'Wool1spring clip fine and medium nom
inal M 20a2jc; low grades and bury H9iic'
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r.UwRER MARKET.

YELLOW PINE Boxing, scantling, pei
thousand, si5 90; dressed, Sis 90; nooring
dressed aId matched, s22S 90; Matched ceilinR
SIG 90. .,,o,sora
S45 60; surfaced, $50 90; matched celiing' 81 oV
Notwithstanding $40 90. e,- M
CYPRESS-ltOugh, per Thousand s3o W
surfaced, $50 O0; pickets, si) %. =, o,,.,, M
SHINGLES-Yel pine, cut, " oOS5 w
long leaf pine, sawed, So so; cypress cut, VI "
"a 20. Q, IN NOR tbou
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EsCULENTs AND FRUITS.

SOUTHWESTERN potatoes, per bbl, s3 90
0l3 20: Onions, per Dbl, So 50; Cabbage. weS.
tern, per crate. none; southern, per dozen'
81 so, Kroutz, per box, So. ....
Der Id. 9O@25c; cheese, western, l2@l5c.
FRUITS-Apples green, per 6bl, 81 OO@6 on
Apples dried, per lbs, sc; peaches, per ID &C.
Oranges, per box,.6 90; Lemons, per box' 60
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Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
By the
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following ofices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be had concerning moi
only the H. q T. B. Railway, but Texas gen.
orally: -
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y.
*. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent M,
X. and T., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A, FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia:
Information may also lie had at the agen.
a % OF the al. X. & T. Rail way, In New York,
SSioaao. Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louii
j. WALDO,
A. II. sWANSON,
Cent supt., Houaton... fsxaaian9uu
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Herald 0FFIeE,

TTINNy ENnnlng May 2, IrIh
The rsoslpla afGotlop we're comparatively
lRhli ohly about ton balas being sold from
WsgOns
wheat being tho principal commodity
now more euenllon Is being paid 10 II by
mllers anu spectators than usual. The 10.
etlplA " day were something lesi than tho
dhy before, about elgutoen hundred bushels
having been disposed Of 10 local dealers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Centaur
Lininn entS.
Ono Kind iol tho Human Family.

Ono Kind 70, tho Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These LinlmentA arc almpiy mo wonaer OF
the world. Their effects arc little leHA than
marvellous,
The white Iiniment IL Tor the human
family, II viii drive rheumatism anlaIiaa
and neuralgia nom the .yH.sml cure Lum,
most uataneous EruptlonHl ~ eKllacis ffoai
nom froAan handh ana feet, ANA tho poison
Of bites and hllngs ~ yenomonh reptiles II
snbdneh hwelllngs, And AlievlaleA pain "
every Kind, When hpThina or hfnlhea occur,
IL lhe lnoet potent felnedy ever discovered
70 heal The Injured parts, Tho Conlaur Lin-
,hsns ~ usel WIN great efficacy ior Nora
NH low Wan l nas Iass 5r9ai' na,sshe,
pie OF the numerous testimonials,
| INDIANA lioMk, Jen, Co., Ind, May AZ, 1879
VI lhlnk II my duly 10 Inform You that
hlaye hWefsa maeL, WIN tieone', ~ aud
has done ne Work for me, | have not been
frfo nom these twellinghtn etOhi pfdTS, Now
I an perfectly peii, Tue linimenl ought 10
he applied warm,
"lENJAMIN BROWN
The proof IN In the trial, II IN reliable, II
II handy, II N cheap, ana oy,fy family
'P Tns ps s,oW W en."a Gay, he% on
adapted "a tho tough muscles, oerdH and
tiesh " horAes and animals, IL han perform.
cd more wonderful oureA Ia three years oi
SPAWN, strain, Wlnd-gallH, Scratches,
Sweeny, and general Lamenean, than all
othor remedies In existence. Read what the
great Expfeaainen say OF ~
"NKw York, January, 1874,
"Eyery owner OF horses ahould give tho
Centaur Liniment u hial, We consider II
the best article ever used In our aiablen,
I'll, MAhhll,
"Supt, Adams Ex. ktablel, N, Y,
"E. Putty,
"Supt u,t, NJ stables, n. Y.
TAlnERT y. DIN,
"Supt. Nat. Eek, Stables, N, ""
Tho best patrons OF this Linimeni are Far
mes and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Eminent. 10 heals
alls, Wounds an1 Poll.evil, removes SWELL
inga, and In worth milllons OF dollars an.
nually 10 Farmers, Liyery-men, stock grow
era, sheop-ralsern, ana those having horaoa
or cattle.
What Farrlor cannot do for go the Con.
taur Linimont viii do NJ n triillng cost.
These Linlmonts are sold by all dealers
throughout the country, They are. warranted
by tho proprlotors, and II bottle viii ~ given
10 any Farrior or Physician who dosireS TO
teat thom.
Laboratory OF J, D. Rose g. Co.,
40 Day w.. NEW YORK
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xSsx1 h e,a
ESSs=zu sEES si.3.
s Y <
r AL L IA Y
THE CONNECTING LINK
Between the Trunk Lines OF the NORTH
and EAST, and the
GULF OF MEXICO ON TEE !SOUTH
FORMS THE
Great Through Route!
AIN ARTERY OFECoAhBRCE AND TBADP
ITO ALL POINTS.
And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Aocomm0da'
items and Greater Security than any other
ITO ALL P0IN rs.
STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds of the West
Its passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullmanf
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cats
leave 1T, Louis daily via the M, X. q L. NY
at s:45,: Hannibal at i0:45 n. M, and Sedalla
at 645 D. m, running through to Denlson,
Sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons
ton without change. Connection IL also made
at sherman with the Texas and PacInc rail-
way for the above named points. =,
. The connections of this Road with the M =,
TX, & L. at Denison for ct. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with The Texas a "a
cine at Sherman for st. Louis, Caro- Mem,
pills, and all points East and Soutneast, ana
III Houston with the g., I'll. a =. A. for San
Antonio, the g., III. q II. for Galveston, the
Tex ms u New Orleans Railway for beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shIUs for all points on che Cult and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool d Texas SteamsnlP
Line to Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while us freedom
froiu dust and heat on account OF tue nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country ovei
which 1t passes, with its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers In preference to others,
st. Louis Express leaves galveston daily
at 100 d. M, Houston at 40 p. m, Hearne
at 1000 p. M, Dallas $780, 0. m. and Denison
at ll.4b q. m.
n van. T,.hata and shin Your Freisht
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-Rosendle- is worth 81 " barre
Louisville best, little kept, 81 90 " barrel
Dallas, ~ 80.
Ill ME-Ihe best quality In barrels IL worth
rs; IN bulk, 81 5Oi ordinary Dallas, 800. peI
bushol
PLASTER ls worth IS 80 " barrel.
The supplyiof the above mentioned arti-
OK IN ample demand fair: market flrm,
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Cotton Factories.

With skilled labor, competent super-
mtendence and driving power, at the
same price as at the north, cotton facto'
fles at the south have great advantages
IN the saving of freight, insurance and
commission, with the pick of the home
markets. Except for the scarcity OF
money here and the lack of enterprise
"a The part of the cautious men who
sun have it, numerous establishments
Vi 'hls kind might have made since the
war handsome profits for the proprie-
torS and furnished the means OF an
honest livelihood to many OF the indus
Hlous poor. In a country where white
people cannot work at agricultural em>
Poymehts in the summer sun, and
mih commercial matters at a standstill
M mat are the poor to do for living
:; we invite the attention of our capital
ISIS 10 the solution of this problem.
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CANNED-Deviled ham, 81 25@3 5Oi sal,
mon, lib 81 4jq2 60; HOLSTERS, ~ OOS9 III
Cove oysters, 60@6,; Corn beef 81 %.
SARDINES-hb box, SlS OO@lS w; l'4 pox'
u =raIlk IN
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BREA DsTUFFs

FLoUR-Crescent in sacks, IS g % san 6nl
Iacinto. $3.50; Empire, So %; X&A, w. W
Tarie, s. rs; Magnolia, in sacks, D. lbs; sSy%2
Todds XXX, % 5o state "a Central Mi MA a
a. 10 'grahn,n, So rs bran, 81 10; corn meal
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Middling Uplands. .,, 5Isd
Middling Orleans. -. 61sd

Sales 1000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts 2, 80 bales oil American.
Futures dull at last prices.
Uplands, low middling clause May de-
livery 594d; May and June sgd; June and
July 27-S2d.
sales of the week Al 900; speculation 1900;
export 5000; stock SS7 900; American $685. 900;
rocei pts SO, 600; American 1900; actual export
5 900; afloat 2S,0OO American 100000; sales
American 5000 bales
2;l5 D. m.-Uplands low middling clause
September and October delivery l5-l6d.
3 o. m.-Sales include 5000 bales American.
Futures q let Uplands low middlng clause
May and June delivery 3 25-32d; July and
August sgd; August and September 2932d;
September and October 3l-32d. Yarns and
fabrics heavy ana depressed in all branches
circular cotton brokers' association: The
demand for cotton was moderate, and sup
DIV O ering having increased. Quotations
| of most descriptions are slightly reduced.
| American was In moderate demand with
free supply, and prices are Lied lower; In
sen island rather more business has been
done, generally at steady prices. Futures
were very dull all the week, prices gradual
| ly declined, closing IL Il to 3-32d below those
| of last Thursday.
| NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-Night-Cotton liz
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HAILINa kpVRF

lGo ''~''|s'' "s"'S "'s1
TWlNl1- Bailing l5als, Cotton. aOa2.e.
lkON III Eb-Arrow, VA Ia nor bundle. with
discount ON large lotA,
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POWDER AND SHOT.

POWDhR-Keg2 % lbs,FFF, rife s7.l5; Keg
i23I los, FIFE, rifle, $685. Keg 6l.i, lbs, FFF,
500, Blasting, A.95.
shor-Drop, S4,3O92,a5; Buck, s2b5@2.OO.
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y,,u,ls authorised 20 PURCHASE any arti'
'u|.tnyer On tho account OF IHE llnR-
esn ngitAout an order signed ny
eN' j, l., BARLOW,
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me Kansas papers are still pitchipg
DUO lhe president for appointing +. L.
Lpaker, lottery dealer of that state, an
u1norary commissioner to Paris.
Inc friend of Stanley Mathews, Mr..
,nhiekander Reed, whom the president
p1cught good enough man to succeed
az downing in the Toledo postofiiee
,au LOT alderman in one of the Toledo
, narus the other day, and received less
suhu ten votes. There is nothing like
nome Endorsement.
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Qajlg GERALD.
AolIes

,.,,y r.. anllgs & co., proprletorsO OF tho
Aaatag EAeh i"a EaMnsiamG "G arc our daly
iii .N,gJel agents 10 solicit subscriptions
aulhll lsr..rtIsemruts, pHE pAIlY HERALD
anl aN'rind nn ille, uhd Texans Ia London
et dpd Il NJ lhelr service
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Honey.

Pitchers Cast0rin IL n complete substi.
tuto for Castor Oh, and IN ns pleasant TO take
~ Honey. IL II particularly adapted TO
Teething and irritable children. II destroys
worms, nssimulatos the food, regulates the
Stomach, ana cures wind Colo, Few rem
edies are M efhcnoioua for Foverishnese,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
torla Nv scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OIL,
and neither gags or grlpes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 0, 1875.
Messrs. j. u. Rose n Co., N. y;
Gents have "A family of eight children,
and have used rs much Castorin ~ any fam-
lily In the United States, think. have
never found anything equal to IL. My chill
dren have been saved from II fever several
times by the uso of Castoria. recommend
its use for children, for many dlsosea they
nre subject to, In preference TO any medicine
know of. feel II my duty TO give this cor
tihcato on account OF the boncnts have do
rived by the use OF Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN Z. LITTLE
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NEW YORK, May 3,-Money easy Mt Q
per cent. Sterling weak at q. Gold
steady NJ 81 CO.'S, Government bonds firm.
state bonds quiet and steady.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3,-Gold 81 OOH(al O0l4.
Sight = premium. Sterling bank "a SSla
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YoRK, May 3-Stocks are firm.
Money b per cent. Gold 81 O0ls. Exchange
long u s6 short 81 $50. state bonds quiet.
Government bonds steady.
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May 10 sO@lO 50; June 10 90@lO 90; July 10 9S
oil 90; August II OO@ll "; september 10 $50
10 II; October W 52@l0 %.
Night-Cotton il dull. Uplands lO5sc; Or.
leans lO54c. sales I27 bales.
Weekly net receipts i,26S, gross II ,60j; ex-
ports to Great Britain $3.50; France 30; CONT
nent I23; sales 1902; stock l67, l9i bales.
Net receipts 1856 bales; gross 547 bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales 900 bales.
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CONNECTIONs.

Al TEXARKANA, with all trains ON
Louis Iron Mountain and 40, Railwhy'fo
all points North, East ana southeast,
AT LoNGylEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NICOLA, with all trains on tho International
II, Il. for l'ylor Palestine, Houston, oalvoa'
ton and Han Antonio,
AZ DALLAS, with trains OF tho Houston
and Texas Central II. r. fol Cornicana,
Maxia, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan,
Hompstend Brcnham and Tor all points In
Middle aud Southern Texas,
AtbH ERMAN, with II. n Il. Railway,
for NIL uoints ON the line of that road.
Az FORT WORTH, with stages nj
points IN Western Texas,
AtbHRE VEPOKT, with Red River Stoam.
ora for Now Orleans
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COIN
GRAIN AND SEED nARKET.
COTTON MARIIRT.
NOIINn NIMINllNnI.

'VUU VTUIHHT9 '''t''tslI'lls,,l, I'lU
cotton Ntntomoni,
tor the week ending II m. May Q, 1878,
Furnished Ghs HERALD by ID. W. Barnett,
Reporter In lnis city for the National Got.
ton Exchange,
stock on hand september LIST, 1877 1873
Received ms weeA""rm."m", lOl
previously ., ..,.....,n.2D,5 li
since sept, /, i67nn.".. 2OGi5
Total ;,,"",u,. ,."r"""m"""m 2O,7S
Shipped this week,.,,,.u,,,."",, 6l3
nhlyu,"",,,u,""u",2hb O
since sept. /, ls0.o,,,o, 20OO2
----
STOCK on hand",."".,,"",,"",,., GO
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest tomp
Lowest temperat ure.,.,...,...,......,,.,,,..,.,
Average temperature ~ ~ m"..",...,.."
Rainfall IN nChea,.,.,.,....,..,, .,..... 6-lO0
ID. W, BAkNhrI.
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GALVESTON. May 3.-Cotton--R Receipts
2s9 bales Exports Great Britain bales;
France - bales; continent - bales CT an
mel - bales; coastwise - bales. Sales
SS5 bales stock 2l,SSl bales. Market quiet