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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
Peara. Dnteheas.

Recept for past week B26 bales shpments Do bales
There very little business doing IN either Old OF new
Hons and Urces weak though without material change
EY n0rers ar stii taking few hops FROM this MARKET
while brewers inquiries very small Quotations: -
Staie cholce ~ LIB MA stale, choice '11--..9 alO
STATE good 10 pr 10 10 al2 DO, good 20 prime ZIG
00'f Ods, all grOwths......2 20 4
pRrTTe. NUTS DIED.
peceipa OF Dried Fru for the Week Loo pkEs Win -
pkgs OF PeanuiE Shipments Of DRIED Appes w ooi1
In Armies note dun Trade LOG bOth oa Auu
new si0ok few Ffncy ~ g. Sliced arc s9hns at qno.a
lions buf the volume IL unusually hght falOr-
sSd Gnples are arriving moderately but have small inquiry
M sGifc North Carolina Peeed Peaeh,s arc coming ior
49,, and az uressed for sale nc lOaallc for Ch0ce
Fancy Ge6r d Peeled In limited supply ana held htmp
Al radoioc Blaek berries are dun Win tuus
do7vn,vaSt tendency In prices II IL doubtful u many
conid be sod abaye &C. CheTter RaspbHhes and runs
o scs,re ami rmly held Peanuts doing tFho better
since the supply essened and receivers are Fenet
assinE above quotations few new HICKORY HuS ua's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

FAIL RIVER Moss Sept 24-The Print Cloths market ha
very quiet without any change in previous quota
tons the feeling Is easier with very little demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

for past week 66s05 boxes 90 previous week
cOrresD0ndinE week last wear. bl.ibs 10 TX
1924 do corresponding week last year
1885, do: Liverpool cable quotations dun nj 42s core
G2H The Cheese market n ~ a
healthy condition than was reported last week LOT the
which existed. or less al grties n now
principally confined ths sharp favored July OF early
August make Real hno mild favored Cheese scarce and 10
when quality "cOmes right np % the handle
0c readily be Obtliled while We hear OF pet GOING
traction CHER Exporters want late August make aud are
bening To inquire Septembers sharp
Cheese the make: That those Of mdhayur sell IN
cheese Is worth nearly much AZ
Rome mere hence INIT Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET

WOOL MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.
ady and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
gts Cream.

CUSsELLS ICE CREAM; best in the city
CSC per quart churches hotels ana the trade Out VI
town orders a specially, II Bible House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

Shipments Of Potatoes. 7llS bbls. Of onions 5S3 pkgA
Ih Potatoes less freely offered ami with good demand
for export wen for home consumption last weeks prices
than maintained Sweets are UNCHANGED. onions
quieti lots Of whites have exceeded quota
The market Tor Marrow squash Is weak AZ 81 70
dealer. however, disposition accept The
supply Of WatermeOns Ia limited aud prices are Tg
tar, thOuch generally higher Very little doing IN Nut
Me0ns QuotitiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

TNHE MINING KECUkD, OIL bIoauWaY, ~.
" the only paper In the United states giving ful lhor
nation from the gold and silver mines 80 year
Union PACIFIC RAILR0AD.-At a meet
ing Of the Executive COmmiteeof the directors OF me
Union Pacific Railroad Company held to-day, e ioho"lhg
resolution was adOpteds .--.. -. - A, q. -.
Popd That alter payment OF all interest due ON the con-
n,nv handed debt providing the United states require
ment per OF the company net earnng ana
peT cent provision OF the sinking fund clause IN the hua
BIN there win remain residue Of net earnings Tor me
dnarter ont dividend of Z cent on the eapta
stock Il hereby declared payable October 20
record closing 81 stock books to-day and that inc soo
DO IA be closed from to-day until october = -. 60.
HENRY MCFARLAND, Secretary
"a, on 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

Receipts for past 3OsS2 pkgs previous week
25 T75 pKgs corresponding week last year 8iD1S pkgs
Shipments for past week, 1880 pkgz@ same time iasI
year. 1877 ukEs The snort shppW 81 nue.
butter and especially Creamery. has had the
effect 10 advance prices n 2jc In ajoDDlng way
2Gc and tax ~ nc being
for the best selected lots q their hote traf tins
Pals and rs the quality u improving
likely take the place 81 Creamery In many case
aso doing little bett~r but the Duk 81
unchanged shippers are lklng the nes
" Dairy and FACTORY Butter AZ fair piic but neglect
the Medium grades The only noticeable change
In The genera feeling on the hne EgOh
owing scarcity, and little more weakness on al the
inferior grades Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
i rnnIrs ANn nrRRIYs-PRHsH.

Exports OF Apples. Zl7b bills There 10 decidedly
more tone 20 The Apple market, and the general
aspect Of trade IL more encouraging Prices ruled 60 low
that shppers losing money hence discontinued sppng
such antilles the result already apparent
mixed lots n Western selling on the dock NJ - 20
while Williams and choice selected lots OF Red frut
sold 81 6Oasl 40. Grapes are abundant but win
fair demand areaoont steady At qnotAonS Ihe eu Oh 'S
ready "pIayed out" while the majority Of the
uprver fruit u small ana undesirable. TodRy's
arrivals varied In price from 26 10 50 basket Bartlett
Pears are scarce and held extremely high We note
lew barrels OF Exras holding at sl6dsSabb They are IN
TOO limited supply 20 warrant quoting and are dropped
pces Many Of the late arrivals Of seek 90 are door, AMI
while sound gOodsize fruit has reached $40 L.
Bonnie and Cooking Pearn not plenty but remain IN
changed Crdnberrs coming forward rather epaHagB
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
PROPOSALS FOR $4,000, 900.
YORK -; INTEREST AT PER CENT PER ANNUM
REDEEMABLE, 1908. PAYABLE. 1923
SECURED BY THE SINKING FUND.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at the Comptrol-
ers Ohice Tuesday October 1873, at O'Clock M,
when will be publicly opened IN the presence o. the
sinking Fund for TIE whole any part
Of Consolidated stock Of the City OF
NewIOrk.
no rodeemabe and after the nrst day OF No
vember 1908, PAYABLE on the first day OF November
1928 with interest at cent per annu payable semi
nuay first day OF May and November In eae year.
Office Of the Comptroller IN the City Of New
The bonds principal and Interest Will be made payable IN
gold coin the currency OF the Uniteh e
desired and bidders requested 10 state dshct
In their proposals description OF bonds they desire and
bid for whether Gold bonds or Currency bonds .
be issued for the redemption and cancela
on equal Of bonds OF the Corporation Issued
due November 1875 ana us Is
sue will therefore not increase the city debt 80
be made for coupon Oonus OF 1oVO OF
81 900 aud FOR Registered of $685. any mutpes Of
this
interest allowed the date OF payment Receipts viii
be given bonds will be delivered TO the holders on
and after November /, 1873 --. =,
Each proposal sealed and ndored Proposals for
Consolidated stock Of the City OF Newlork and nelosed IN
a second envelope addressed 10 the Comptroller a.,
said will be awarded 20 the highest bidders ap0 the
the part OF the Comptroller TO reject any
all tho bids in his Judgment tile interests OF the Cor
pOration require H.
CITY OF New-York Department OF Finance, Comptrolers
ONCE JOHN NELLY, SOnip1fohef
September II, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

Racepts for the week pkes. do last week. 40Js
pkgA; corresponding week last wear, B.lS5 Digs I'm
after last weeks report stock came forward
more freely the market fell on lc dozen but SINCE
then the receipts been moderate and the market has
gained during the fore part 81 the week Ibe
feeling steady and unless sudden change takes place IN
demand the quantity arriving trade VIII probably
be fairly active az present prices Quotations: -
~ J. T.. L. y dOE2l 62l2 West ordinary lis 6lS
a Y.......2OL10 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25


The daily average receipts for the week at the various
points Of distribution follows; Enc Railway ~
cans OF Cream. 1900 OF Milk Harlem Railroad 2OIo
do New Haven Railroad. $40 do. Hudson River har0ac
40 do Midland Railroad $50 OF MIX and cans OF
Cream miscellaneous near by routes 1928 cans or MIX DF
boat 400 total $40 Of Milk OF 40 quarts each
The price at which the surplus has been sold on the
during the week averages 81 90 Beginning AZ S 70
fell on zoe the next day. but 10 81 90 on the 20t
warm the arriving the market
for sweet MIX has been good while prices have ruled re
lively high.
MEATS
Exports OF salt and cured BaCOE 4046 boxes Beef il0t
bbs Pork 7OZ bbs and 10 Lard 1905 ties OF Dds anu
1885 pkgsi TaOw SSy boxes 2lB bbs $50 pkgs anu 90
tcs. Beef and Lambs IN bOunful supply and lower
sheep are about steady. City Dressed Hogs are
dull aud lower Jersey Dressed Pigs are
small lean PgsTeacbed 7c though consider nc fair
quotation. The cool weather last night kept them IN excel
lent condition. Quotations; 90,
Beetsides pmo. ~. ~ Do. common to good q Ga
Do, TeIAs........ a ga Pork. cty dressed. siae
sheep. Drlme....... Ia Do. Jersey Pigs % bi2
LIVE POULTRY.
With small arrivals and fair demand prices have al
vanced everything Ducks and Geese which remain
about steady. IL II thought that Jews viii purchase pretty
heavily the coming week. which Will make strong market
Quotations: -
Fowls West. n. 1la II Geese. Isl 0QaSl 70
Do. Jer. and NY. l2n Is DO.Jor. and NY. Zoo 10
Do, Southern. % IL Spring Chickens,
kOOsferb....s.... 90 y Jersey u ~
Turkeys ...... 100 ~ Do Western and
DucEs Wet p. 4os so southern ~; i5SS Il
ana PENN. 500 co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
OFFICR CENTRAL RAILROAD co. or NEwJERsEY. !
f. y. LATHROP. Receiver,

III LIbhtIisL n YIN 9.gV' % no ~
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the IN
~ CONE and MORTGAGE BONDS, authorized by the
agreement for the adjustment Of the ars OF the Central
Railroad Company Of NewJersey, dated February rs ias
are now ready for delivery
DC 0A'nA"s ~ 'O' '"' y g. LATHRoP, Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

been received from Pine Bush, Orange County Some
mixed which reduced their yane that of old stock Good
new PUTS viii bring - 80 per bushe Quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
TUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

N0TE.-We have no record Of the shipments from Oh
aDd Milwaukee for tie week Of 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
THE BANK OF NEw-YOgK
NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATE

THK BANK OF NEw-YoBK
NATIONAL RANKING ASSOCIATION, :
NEW-lORK, sept %. 1873 }
AT A MEETING HELD THIS DAY TO con-
~ slder and upon reduction OF capital from 3OOO
shares as OOOOOO 10 10000 shares s2OOOO0O the redus-
lie number OF aasenuug votes were given sloc are
lay Aer october new certificates will be Issued ana pay
snsT books viii be closed from this date to November l.
except iof "'n'''' u r B FERRIS, Cashier
ALL CALIFORNIA and other Mining Stocks
IA WE BUY AN SELL MINING STOCKS
at the san Francisco aud New-York Mining stock
Exchanges daily. on commission and hyldends pAu
ALBERT II. NICHOLAN Cor
Bankers, Brokers aud Auctoneers No % Pmest, n. y
BONDS of STERLING MOUNTAIN RAIL
ID WAY CO.-The holder Of Nos. POI. 283 1885, 2Bi, 20
ga COS 2a6 297 2os 2sa 300 SO2 3O4 sOb 3O0 3O SOs
something % his advantage ny com
muncatnR with the Treasurer OF the Company al NO AZ
Puest, Room q
GAS STOCKS & CITY R.R. (Horse and ElvtD
Ostooks & Bonds bought & sold. F.rHEWITI Broadst
GAS STOCKS.
Al New.York end Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kinds
VI GEO. H. PRENTIss.
30 BrOadst., n Y.
MONTGOMERY and EUFALA RAILROAD
M FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS wanted also, oregon
steam Navigation stock. EDWD. Z. FOX & Co. waist
NOTICE to the FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
~ HOLDERS OF THE ST. CHARLES BRIDGE COM
bonds Of said az the Office OF
Lord Day & Lord, No. 100 broadway Equitable Buildngi
der the question exchanging said first mortgage bonds
which become due october 1873 for the bonds 81 the 81
Louis Kansas city aud Northern hallway Coz To- be secured
Attorney on behalf OF said BondholdeTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Expressly fOr THE y. Y. TRIBUNE. by our own
General DirectiOHs

General L'tfecttoHf
Send only good arces The freight and other expenses eh
up poor goods everything IN good order An attractive
look examination and often makes safe where
dirty package sloyeuly appearance ta PACK securely
allow contents change about
Use plenty Of clean dduecu with Marx plainly
with punt plate Is bestand note contents on ~
box or barrel stating the amount also send letter AZ IN
same time stating what Il sru the route time etc An ia
voor OF should also De- nCOsed In barrel ar box Away
stae the number packaEes for yourself eputa
for fine goods put pa best shape 30 that your marx is N
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

U
All New.York end Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kinds
GEO. H. PHENTISS.
80 Broad ST., N V.
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Tsta bush. SS6.3OO lsS,S25 m ls2Oos l56'ZoO oo,o9V
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
today are reported as follows:
Receipts. shpmeDts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

The following were the receipts and shipments at
md from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
pOrVSU y Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

Receipts for the week; Beans $40 bhs Peas 300 bush
Exports Beans $50 bbls Peas lB35 bush The stock Of
Medium Beans very and all IN few hands that
prices are rm Bbatl 81 for Od Beans and a. so =
So for New. Receps Of Mediums have been light sud
nearly accumulated stock has been WORKED on Obj
quiet but scaiT az 81 aOQsl 52a iTee on
board Very few New are arriving; small sales
have been made % ~ So al 10 Red Kidney quoted
nomuay AZ 81 1898 the lattrT rather extreme Prices
nave ruled high that heavy shumruts have followed but
now thai All The filled there IL nothing % sustain
present prices rapid decline IL looked for White KID
ney are entirely nomna. Pea Beans have very light Ta
al : b5aSl so. Peas quiet nc ~ al 30.
Southern Black Eye coming forward freely and
held at a.. Quotations: , &C., a..
fea, pfline.sss - S5e 4 %"
Me9 9 tp ~ - AZ al "a good - 4Oa 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

GAS STOCKS g. CITY R.R. (Horse and Elvtd)
" sIoeks q Bonds bought sold FT.MEWITI. Broadst
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-23
periodic Thunder Storms In CcyIon.

=, .,
Letter TO lhe hartford (Oonhecucut,
Evening Post; In the afternoon, be-
tween lhree an" iouF eioch' every day
since our arrival, there has been ter
rifle thunder storm Tor nearly an hour
and they tell us these storms Will con-
tjnuc with the same regularity for sevN
cml weeks, Then the sun comes out
an hour before setting These clouds
are evidently gathered from the island
and dispersed again upon the island, for
over the water, even during the storm,
the sky is AS clear and blue as after
ward.
10 is as amusing as the sight of the
pigeons in Venice, after the bronze pas
triarch OF San Marco has dealt two
sturdy sledse blows, to watch the mas
tiycs, day after day, just before and after
the thunder storm. The streets that
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-23
TOBACCO MAHHET.

PLud ruBAClO-Viglma bright, nne
p'uuubi hssl, 10 go nav anu extra tWls,, Toe
iOt, 40 40 VAua b'iu twist, OSa1Ua, 40 uu-
uluih ana ran wis., as0uuv Ne q iumun /.
IA tNmL loya1i do nhhIugauy navy Oh, ~
rs, osh,i ''uulsNulu navy pugut mahug'
any ol1bti Iuuu Muuugauy, ANttlis, 90 az
lhahuRauJ - o,asH thct o., ~ uu u.Ik iua.
huk"h! $4,000, uu 40 uau vi On, .lA.lu.
FlND hul s"uiooi 80 s,,I1i ,nu .luui, 100
zoe, ih,J 'Osoici vum"ulI, uOvtOou,
anukiNG -Nlr- mia H,nua4ug, vsAud =.
'O1u 'v, Nvntuokyi =. gsJOt, common TO COCA,
aeWiU1i mntyi go ~ qsalltyi Sl lu9l iU, uun
Tat u hhpuItvui par 40, "a ~,
DuMthllS ,iuAra-ndyaua, buOGlOO;
suvu "uu havana, tUgNu, 40 40 surip uiivI,
.oglo, CONNECTICUT y ca, 5000; uldiuary
lbSiN, uhuiuuh auu blAvh, ,l9ii.
Afuk ~ ClHAts, pn-u per 1909, keg
uul ray 9i0v, l.Inulus, eau bfvNas, siiv; Ouu-
cnaSi slaJi t4ui dc lIusauu, SIiO, luuui,h 40
Z ito, So1 Up,M uiuuu, sliU, upetaH, $40,
up1la i'enai scui hun9 N,u.Vra, 500 hOnra.
do clguGvttu'iea
.NNuFr -MHcsaboy, Sj9SSe; liappe French
sli scotch aud Dunayioo,, Ayalv; common
&c,
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nRY GOODIES MARKET.

PRINTS-Robes -; Pinls &614; Shlrtlng'
> 81; Soil &, l-i, Standards, D l-lgbei stilel
lsc: tiarusrs, &c; Harmony, Be-.
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A, ~
Indian mead, 4 sic; Nashville, "A, I1zc
Utica, G, SIC; Lawrence, Ill, d Lie; Badgyr
Lii, 61-ic; dwight, 50; feperel, X, Fqc; Pe'
BLEACHED MUsLINs- wamsutts, A.
llls,;Ftuit OF the Loom, lgc; Lonsdale, g1ac
Hope, &c; Peabody, Sc; New jersey, Z, &c
Nassau, DC.
DUCKs-Arlington Brown. lIJzc; Champi'
on TWilltd, lIt4c; Lewiston PLAIN stripe, ljc
Lewistown Cheek, lj1sc; Arlington Fancy
CAMBKiCs-Roll, SIC; Flat, SIC; High
COiOis lc higher.
CORSET JEANS-Naumkeag, dig; Penn
horton, o.; suffolk, gxc.
TICKs-AmusReag AGA, liISc; Lewiston
shin. he; do S6-in, lsc; do plaid, iSe; Methue1
AA, i5c; ConistOga gold medal l5c; do CCA
I2l.c: Go dis, No. l, sc; Eastern A, &c.
UHECK5-EcOnOm ,l1hc; AInerlcus, lie
Caledonia. No. 20, Ice; Para 100, i1c:
pENlMs-BOstOn, h5Sr; LoTuis M, llHc
otis. 1873, I!Lc: York, lG- =; Clark's, 2Oc.
ENiOT---ATlingtOn, g9Jci EYretts
l1is AmOskeeg, l2c.
sTHIPES-American, 9i4e Glasgow, 6-j
Iir. Alabama, B-3, brown, l254c.
GHAMS-AmOSkeag PC; Bates, sc
Renfr,w, &C; Southwark, &C; dress styles
iOl,c.
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what Gan BE hccn overhead at This
Scnsun of the Year.

When any one takes pleasure in cons
tempIating the starry heavens, this
month is the time that the greatest
humber of frstoclass stars and constel'
atious are visible before bedtime.
Looking south of east. at seven o'clock,
Won see rising, that magnificent blue
flashing dog star, Sirius, supposed to be
much larger than our sun, being nils
lions of miles away. The large star
some distance to the left il ProcyOn in
the Little Dog. Straight up from Sirius
You cameto that beautiful constellation,
Orion, easily found by the yard and
ell, which constitutes the belt and
sword of Orion; two bright stars to the
leil are the epaulotles on his shoulders,
their names are B,telgeuse and Bella,
INK; to the right two others, Relgel
and Sliph, are the feet Now follow
the point of the three stars in the belt
Upward and you come 10 the bright star
A'doharan which is the bull eye. Aboye
THIS, the Pleiades, or seven starsare TO he
seen in the shoulder of the bull. Not so
nigh rs the seven stars. but northeast,
you see Castor and Polux-the twins.
Nearly overhead is that brilliant star
,aprlla, with its mate below the first
is on the shoulder of Auriga the chaai'
, oleer Low down to the east OF tue
NoFth Star the seven bright stars IN
'ne Great Bear, and in the shape OF
upper, come c.rcling up toward the
lenilb. Now look overhead, and a little
south there sails the rcdcyed planet
Aais, while blazing Venus is seen fol-
lowing another planet westward. 10
me northwest Of Venus is the Southern
,i'ss with the bright star Deneb, at the
mead, this is the constellation Of the
swan. Northwest, low down, that beau
l1' star Vega, in the Harp, to the hori-
l'n. Half a dozen bright stars in the
INST and second coils Of the Draco, the
u5rai Serpent, are 10 be seen between
.He horizon and Polaris. As the earth
Nuiriing eastward nearly one thOI.
.ind miles ON its axis. and sixty-eight
thousand miles an hour through space
around the sun, one>half hour more
VII bring us in sight Of DenebO and
h;egulus. in Leo Major. But we see
Tue back Of your neck is tired looking
up-We will let the stars roll on in silent
grandeur.
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huLL AhsEs-fauoy l0ul lana, peT gal,
Ns e'i lhelre' ms0oi Prime iO4a5ei fAlr,
RISE Louisiana, prr NJ. 7gIl.so,
ethAH a. uNnumlul, ppr 10, ID 2l8lgoi
& lltf, a, pfr No., lOlH 10 i-lg 'Chnlo5
ltuhl Inh uAu lri PTlmr l-issl q. oml,
my No F1lr 10 90 Common, Alti
nn A-lasr hl'iWin, EuguhN, 600 lgp,
grg. VhbBll De-.
alAnlh -Nanuus hrands, per No., H.ah',
70 .Hnf e.
SALT Liverpool sArH, % coal %. ONO
Iltru ln pu'a, u id4lUN, Table, b 81 saok, ~
400
lt N-lln powdrr hOtl'r imperial, hnA
"r japan, u.pup, uulung iUtl a.
aiae,
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district aud
great grazing grounds OF the West.
ia passenger and freight Trans are SUI
passed by none In the State. Pullmnn's
Palace Drawing hoom and sleeping CRrs
leave 81. Louis daily via the M, K. q A.. ICY
az y i. M; hannibal at 10 q. NJ. aud Sedalia
tt 6;8 y. IN, running through To Denison ,
ton without change Connection Is alfon.Lde
way Tor the above named points.
Ihe connections OF this hUud with the NJ,
*. a 4. ut benson for ~. louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and Llf
points North and East; with Tie Texas q Pa
cine at sherman for 1T. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phisl and all points East ana sOutheHst, and
TT Houston with the g., II. a 3. A for San
Antonio, tue o., ii. a II. ior JalVeaton, tLs
Texas Il New Ufleans Railway for beaumont
orange, etc., the Morgan ana Mallory steam
shil ior al points on the Gull and Atlantic
coHsts,and tue Liverpool & ltxns Sftnniehin
Line 10 Liverpool, Hare nhd other huic.
pean cities nte perfect, Whiie IT, freedom,
rom dust and heat on account 81 tire nattle
OF the soil and the oper pruiiic county CNei
which IL passes, With It's CuollBg trs nieege
pleasant scenery OF bread liaiglss, tthutIiul
groves, well cuitiyeted fields ~ cotton, com
small grain, rild fruits, rpuder ~ efLt1iHllv
desirable and hdyantat rOu- to tias eiefs aud
1hippeE In preference To Others.
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston Dolly
except saturday at 2aN J.. IN, Houston 4
$40 y. M. hearne At 20 p. NJ, Dallas 5.s5 a.
M. and DtnisOn at ll:i5 a. ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-23

Wo ARE authorized and request Il 10 m,
rpuuco FEE u, RRIAf us q cpuuidnto Tor
,ly Assessor ntd Collector At the ensuing
,irrtiOu, April2, ~,
We ARC authorized aud rCqles el to an.
uourrr MI THOMAS a, pllAtEr, Hs u
candidate for enc one of o. y Assessor aud
Co luclor Election April2, =
Wr nso uu hor2rt ,nd requested ~ AM
uuluce MR., J,N OGDEN t- csud Il ito for
reelection 10 the once OF cry Assessor ana
Collector
uouucr tue ma uuutJUL'US u BOGEL
candidate ur Clty Assessor nd Collector,
$50 are HutnuriIri ma requested To mn
nouucp In. JOHN e. GANO rs "a candidHt"
Jon Cuy Assessor and Collector, Election
ApIl "a, ISIS,
W, are uihorl2ed and requested to nn-
uuunor the am Of G.. A. GllL ps q Caudi-
.oufr for the olirH 90 City Assessor ana COL
Irrlor Election April ?, lh7S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-23
WHOLESALE GROCERY uAHREr

BACON. per lb-short clear 3-i9lVci
shoulders, ga &c; breakfast, 10 L2gtlc; dry
M iTER Der lb-wcstern, g35c; country
2-ff1E. - . 81. a.,
~, .1ils. p-r doz 81 2 al s.; IL do do, = 5J9
ai..t do, 81 3i4i.O. -
FSE-N estern e 10, Il to IS l-2c.
CANDLES star. o. 10 -, i5glte,
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 2>8Sj. ri : cholee,
sse,5i / a.. prime. Nail l-lr; common 10
fall. ~ - az lie. $500 - -.
CtisCESTRATED LYE-VariOus brands
1 doz 10 cans, per case, - 80 ~. a..
FIgH-Mackera Der hbl. tlU ~ 4sli W NH
q O0asl y white fisb, Kit, s5gsl y
uERItISGS-Drisd, per Dol, 20 aJ0c.
FIsH-Dried cOdfish. per b, 9 stare 80.
IARD-In fierce, 2 g-i9l0c; ~ ~ pals, y
| 10 lie; 5 and 10 10 IN tins, II S-fgllc,
HA NS-Per 10, fancy brands, liSSi21fc
of do i3jfalic.