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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21
elt 9sIesus geplsbIita'a.


The number Of new cases of fever
reported for the twenty-four hours,
ending on Friday, at IL o'clock was
165. The seine for to-day is 81. This
shows a material decline, and shows
the scourge is abating.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

Professor LAngston. the American Min
lister to HayH, has come home from that
island feeling pretty proud Of his colored
brethren. Says be 1.-THE finest speci-
men of the negro race I have ever seen is
the Haytian-inanly in form and in de-
neanor, without bringing in disposition,
without serpility in conduct, always po-
lite, respectfully brave I never saw q
Haysian, whether rich OF poor "A ordi-
mary Iahozing man on a Senator, that does
not impress you with that idea.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

An Athenian, who was hesitating
whether to give his daughter in marriage
tola man Of worth with small fortune,
Of to a rich man who had no other recon-
incubation, went to consult Themistocles
on the subject. II would bestow my
daughter, said Themistocles, "upon
aan without money, rather than upon
money without Q man
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21
REPUBLICAN, COEGREssMEN FROM THE
SOUTH.


We are glad to sec indications that
the people are arousiDg themselves
from the apathy which at one time
seemed to oyerspread them like
pail. and that an effort is to be made
to elect Republican mOmbers Of Con-
gress, in those districts where such a
most desirable event seems reason
able probably Of accomplishment.
We have never sympathized with
that wretched, reasonable, suicidal
policy Of forming nSolid South p
in the hopes that q solid North would
follow as q corollary. This is not
only q ehimera, but it IS a crime.
Our party should take measures to
secure every true man chat it Is pos
sible to get on any TERMS 20 matter
from what section he halls.
Take q certain district in hiissis-
eippi for instance the one now rep
resented ~ that eminent confeder-
ats Bfisaalel Chalmers. We happen
to know that there is q Republican
majority OF from 10 .000 10 10000 ia
tbs ivss eonhtlea eompfiaea within
that diAtnNt VEL. 70 yield % tAa
aAeesz on of the Ola mollies 81 Tic
A NI.r ts..s ~. &1s 4hatl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

The whole country seems to be
thoroughly stirred up in active and
practical sympathy for the sufferers
by yellow fever in the South. Lib
eral contributions are pouring in
continually from the North, the
East and the West. Human nature
is lovable thing, Notwithstanding
the censure of cynics.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

How beautiful in life's morning when
we are mourning over the perfdy of our
first love, who has gone on bay excur-
sion with another fellow. is the consoling
thought that It's his money and not ours
which will pay for the inevitable edibles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

il his speech in Chicago recently
Frsaiasns H4rns said eve have come
10 point where coin and paper are
nb1east Of each other. Letus then, for
fhe remaining part Of this transaction,
leave well enough aIoue---not BY entering
anew npon schemes untried, have another
such pefsod As that we have just gone
through There is sound sense IN that,
ont Il many parts Of the country, at the
present time, sensible talk Is shout the
last thing that seems 70 be desired.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

Money won't circulate unless you take
hold and make someihipg and sell some
Thing hnd buy something Business was
Invented before money, ana money was
nothing but az atAerthous q help things
along hssIe The more Business ne
moss monsY II TIE gossrnnsnt prints
eIlo ae. 800 in afesubaclEs We shan have
$ rs So es<sli,lalnt make $685. o0o. goo
HeltA s eouli honsee poeloflees, forts
als. y-doels. navy yards and ships,
Esd sc es before We ean sss 81 that
a into eiEeulaeon. sd then
Il unless 1T 81
qN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

The special correspondent Of the New
York Times declares that the Greenback
movement has made such strides in Penn
sylvania that both the other parties are in
a state Of great nervousness and are
'tknuckling down. to it with great
humility.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

When you see young man with an in
eipient mustache and a clean piccadilly
ollar fooling around an ice-cream saloon
at nights, you may rest assured there is a
little business for HYmen on hand.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

Our dry humorist says the reason why
the girl babies learn to talk SO much
quicker than boys is because women have
SO much more to say than men that they
must begin betimes
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

This time the Massachusetts Democrats
have seasoned their crow with Worcester
sauce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

Nothing is SO agonizing to the fine skin
of vanity as the application of a rough
truth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

Not single Chinamsn in the South
has taken the yellow fever.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

The wages of All Sin would be death
according to Kearney.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

A man in Venice, ILL.,, has christened
his cat "Othello the Newer Of Venice"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

che proceedings Of any com
not of the orthodox gsaDdaTd
cal faith, enough romans
that many Of The delegates
convention behaved in a
more suited to a Democrati1
meeting than to q body Will
been convened to consider ind
State interests.
The honor of a nomination (
hands may prove but an empl
at the best, but it would d
have been gratifying to Che
sands of people in this Stat
are daily praying for emana
from the bondage Of Bourbos
nation, to know that men q
in the work of its overthrow (
conducted themselves as to {
success. The moro thoughtfal
delegates to this convention,
but be aware that it is imposs
popularize their candidates on
success of the principles they
by bowling at each other in
Hall, and trying to carry Their
by little tricks. The scenes {
order in which DR.. GARDENERS
nation had birth, necessarily
the force of the intended 4
ment to him. In this conn
also, we note the significan|
that the platform Of principles
adopted without being read
work of selecting a candidate
a forlorn hope arouses the mo
bulent passions; the adoption
political creed excites no sort
terest, but is left to the disc
of a committee, with the mos
feet Indifference.
We hope the young Nat
will pay a little more attent
proprieties, when next they
in public.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1878-09-21

The Bourbons are at o loss y
think of the situation. Will
affect to despise the various p
which the general disconter
arrayed against them. they
some doubt whether to treat
with silent contempt. or to DEF
formal war against them. It
to the average Bourbon like /
over or a stunning defeat, vii
certainty about which side the
are on. The leaders cannot 50
fully raise the old cry Of radio
because there is no radical ticl
the field. Reform no longer d
the popular ear, as the people
been thoroughly humbugged b
hypocritical cry. Unfortunately
we have no Republican vampi
office, backed up by Federal
nets; no odious laws, passed
interests of carpet-bag monop
to repeal. There is no loop ia
on which to hang a demagogic
to the people to arise in their
with shot guns in hand, to dri
spoiler from our midst. YET
taxes as high as ever, and ever
unpaid, with a paralyzed COM
a fearful epidemic, and a a
ence upon the bounty of NOD
States for the necessaries oflifs
feel that their experiment of
the State and city is an utter
that the people have been griel
taken in and are disappointed
can pOthelp being dissatisfied.
amiable BourbOns are willing
every remedy except real ref
relieve tile distresses Of the
or at any rate to appear to
until they can secure another
of power. Their hired hnzzal
failed to cure the lands dist
and great fear springs up, y
tween now and election day,
shall be a general awakening
sense that a great fraud has
perpetrated in the name Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-22
DRY GOODS MARKET.

PRINTS-Robes ~; Pinks 9613; Shirtings
81; Soil s, u Ii, Standards, 0l-49bc; Stiiel,
lSc; u Arnsrs, &c; Harmony, &c.
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A, ~
Indian mead, A. SIC; Nashville, "A, rs;
Utica, &, axe; Lawrence, LL, l-ici Badger
LII, 81 lie; Dwight, So; Peperel, IL, Fgc; Fe-
BLEACHED MULLINS wamsutta, Al;
llh,;rruit OF the Loom, loo; LOnsdale, S1aci
Hope, S 5sc; PeaO-d SC; New jersey, Z, &c,
Nassau, DC. ,
DUCKs-Arlington Brown, lJ4c; Champl-
on Twilltd, lI19c; Lewiston Plain stripe, l5c;
Lewistown ChecH, lj15c; Arlington Fancy
ChdBKiCs-Roll, SIC; Flat, SIC; High
Coors lie higher.
berton, o.; suffolk, gTc.
TjCKs-AmusAeag AGA, liTc: lewiston
sl-in, lIc; do coin, lsc; do plaid, 49,; Methuen
IA, i5r; Conistoga gold medal ljr; do CCA,
PIC. Co dis, No. |. isc; Eastern A, &c.
CHECK5-EcUnOm ,l41acj AmeTicus, lie
Caledonia No. 20, 10. Para 100, lac. go.
DENl Ms-BOstOn, So; ~orlis NJ, he
Ous. BIB l2J,s: FORK, 10 Clark's, 2Jc.
CuEyIOT Arlington, ag9c, EYrettsi
~. :AmOskeag, Ice.
s-rhIIES-AmeTican, 9Zc; Glasgow, b-J
"a. Alab ana, B-J, brown, i2Mc
HAMs-AmOskeag, Yc; Bates, sc
R.nfr. W, gc; Southwark, sc; dress styles
lOl.c.
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The association met pursuant to adj
joumment. The president in the chair.
The following names were enrolled as
members of the associations;
Il L. Cuombs. A2arah Moss, Dallas.
Robert Carpenter, Plano, Collin coun>
ty.
B. +. Barkley, Fort Worth, Tarrant
county.
George Cunningham, Palmer, Ellis
county.
j d. Sayers, NJ. W. Trigg, F. Williams,
Bastrop county.
Couts " Simpson, Weatherford
Andrew Nell, A. j. Dorm, j. NJ. Day,
W. C Phillips, JohnO Johnson, Austin.
j. H. t. Chapman, Galveston.
The following resolution was offered
by W, Warren;
Rssoip6d, That an assessment of five
dollars for each member now enrolled
be levied 10y the secretary, and that
hereafter, membership fee of five dol
lars be required of each person desirous
OF enrolling and enjoying the privileges
OF the association.
Rcs5lred, That n0n-pryment by any
member now on the rolls, within thirty
day after notice from the secretary OF
the association above mentioned, shall
be considered as the Withdrawal Vt such
member from the association, and his
name shall be dropped from the rollsby
the secretary.
Mr. Neil moved to strike out the
word five wherever it occurs in the reso.
luton Carried,
Mr.. Dris<ell moved to fill the blanks
caused by striking out the word five,
by inserting two and one-half dollars.
Carried. The resolution was then adopt
ed.
The following resolutions were offer
ed by VIM. Warren, and carried:
RSCictd, That fee of one dollar be
required for registration, shall ac'
company the pedigree.
Rtso'red, That any voucher presented
10y the secretary for expenses incurred
IN preparing, examining and publishing
pedigree of thorough bred short horn
cattle, or for postage, clerical labor and
Other incidental expenses after approval
by the committee on pedigree, shall be
PAD by the treasurer out Of any iunds
OF the association.
Hesoirs5 That we extend a cordial
Invitation to all those in the state Of
Texas who may feel an interest in i'm
proved aud thoroughbred stock, to
cooperate with our association. Any
person DESTROYS of enrolling as a mem,
Der may communicate such desire to {.
w. GAno, secretary of the Short Horn
association of Texas, Dallas, and upon
pas meut to the secretary of the mem
,er-hip Zee Of two dollars and a half,
'helr "auts will he duly enrolled.
Dr. Neil offered the following reso-
luton.
Hss9'sed. That the rules for the elec-
lion of officers requiring separate cleo
Won for each be dispensed with. Car
red
lie following resolutions were offer
Ell by Mr. Price and carried:
H,so,rfd. That the present officers OF
Tue association be continued for the
ensuing year or until the next meeting
OIL The association.
Res0.vsd, That the committee on ped
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PLud TOBACtO-Nhglnia bright hne
puuuuh, oissli do 40 inu auu extra iwlHl, GHa
'O', 40 40 uAua b'iu twist, bs9lUi 40 mu'
alum anu lsin .wisli hN9OVr a. o mlnun 1.
IA tWlhl, l11oloi 40 maIugauy navy %, w.
'H, lG9 0I i'uumNldo navy, brgul mlhOg-
ANY at1uOti 40 do muhughuy, ioa,als, uu 40
hduuBhuy a clhAs lhlg o., 40 uu dsik ma.
hvkauli iAyvOri uu 40 uno bl ck, Dyyllc,
FlNE tul -uIlou, ~ ssllti inu .luui, 100
Nie, TAR tOs,Aic, vumuun, bUtsuOu,
nnOklNu -Nlr- mia huuaIug, ~ nuu !.
J9ule, honlueHyi j19oOo, common ~ COCA,
abetiOui ibucy, sh ~ uuailty, vi lIel aU, uuu
lHu, 4, lmpultvdi pvr 40, OIL a.,
DOMEAilu IluAha-uHyanA, s0OJl00,
suvu Huu havana, iO9sO do uu aurap nuor,
.dglai CONNECTICUT sea, 2j9io, ordinary,
loJlA, ohuiuuts auu hiAth, Ilesl3,
ufOlt ND ClGAltS, prI,u por 1000, teg
del ray sioE LOnuIus sllU, brvVas, sliu, Con.
chas, sldJ, FIul du fIiuHauO, sllO, Lundgus ie
Cnitv, tAl, Optn Grand, tliu, operas, $40,
opera kuna, sNoi hena Nic,uria, $50, hOnra.
uu= clgaiuttv0, ~
SNuFr -MHcvaboy, Aj@SSc; Rappo French
Ell SoOleh ANA Dundyiuo, AIgoJUi common
Doc,
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MOTT AhsEs-Fauoy ioui tsna. per gal.
~ e.i Choice, aA80pi Prime l0saSri fAlr,
hith iouislapa, pei 10, lsl lee,
,.a,l uAh a. hnnulAled PCT 10, II al9laei
Wv hnNi " va q, Powdered II l-aAlsri
lNu.sl ~ Gao 21i Primo, 7 i-ias l. ., OIl,
u ny lnF lrihaa a. Common, 8-iAh
nul h--Nahti nl'iafh, tnsihh, 600 leo,
hiAhtlt v nous brands, per IA, r,ssin,
"a lltslu 40.
.hNll Liverpool sara, a uO4i 10. Onto
NNn' lu DDS " iaAi 40 table, ltr sgoki ~
~ ppnwier $4,000, Imperial, 500
Mg IhI.n, uHu'i uOlOuH iUN,lp,
NlNEGAR Outer .a9nt, wnlte wine, 30
g,ap,
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lHree hr continued for the ensuing year
or pn'll the next meeting Of the ass :
citation
The following resolutions were then
offered aud adopted
Ra"rfd That the thank, Of this
association be extended to Colonel
l'"W, the acting mayor Tor tho use oi
'he mayors office and for other oourlo,
sies.
Fo"'rai That the newspapers in tho
state friendly ~ lhr association be rp,
qnr't'd TO publish lho proceedings
VA motion the association adjourned.
l'lsneli ", N, uAAu
't.Ilts " hAhhhhi fTehldpnI
Secretary protein
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-22
SHORT HORN CATTLE.

Proceedings ~ the state hgaOcinIIOn-
The OId dhirrTs Confined for the
Ensring YcnT-NcNt Meeting VIII DO
NJ Waco,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, January =, 1876 N
The Short Horn Cattle association of
the state Of Texas, was called to order
by the president, H. NJ, Gano,
On motion, s. H. Darden was request.
cd to act as secretary,
The president then proceeded to ex.
plain the object Of the present meeting,
giving a history of the organization of
the association, and in clear and lorci
bic manner set forth the advantages of
breeding and raising short horn cattle,
and the necessity for concert of action
among those interested in breeding that
class Of cattle
The following names were then en-
rolled ms members of the association
Il, j, Price, Bastrop.
John W. Davis, Taylorsville, William
son county.
j h. Driskell, Austin.
David NJ, Carksou.
George W. Hamilton, Taylorsvill-,
williamson county.
A W. Moore, Bastrop
MiIle.t Bros, Fort Belllnap, Young
county,
:. H. Darden Austin.
On motioa of X. J Price, it was res
solved that the association meet at the
mayors office Tomorrow, January 9,
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Whlskl-sweet mash, 81 SOgi 80; Sour
mash, a. A@OOO.
"lNEa--N mrrt In case, ~ 10; Catawbn,
per gal FL lO92 w, ont, per gal, VI iO0ll OU
Shoiryiper ga.p 81 lu@i OUi Madeira, puI gul,,
y U0go W. MhIto wluv, IN cases, " 25g2l 10.
hAMfAlGNh-CouKs IN basket, $3.50,
lteluslecK, IN basket, ELS %; krug, 1 basket,
e2i %; Domestic cuumpulgut, sl2GlS
ALh-Stuck ale, casa, o. IO0gs ~, Porter,
cusk, ~ l592 %.
BRANDlEs- Domestic, In cask, sl2al3;
Gognac, rcrgaiu 81 3s92 90 French, per gai.,
a oO9lo OOApple, per gal" Il 1908 ,5,poach,
81 ,oGo 'oiuingei, a 2J@2 20; BIa,KD erry,sl OF
gg2 90
ulNs-Old Holland, per gal, 80 5Og5 6O;
Domestic, 20, ggl" al lOI2 10.
NJ MS-JAmaCA, - $500,
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A Astonishing Success.

u " y me duty ofoyery person who has used
npAuuun utimhh syrup 10 let lA wpudef-
tai qualities ha known 10 their frierds In
curing consumption, severe coughs, orOup,
Ahl llhh' PNEUMONIA uud Ia re. all thlOst
Alu iuns dlhrmrh, No person eau use 10
Nllluul immediate relief hires doses will
ltlnNe any case, thd We consider II tho duty
aN ulWsglhh ~ 20 lmmnnd 10 20 the poor
dylug rnusuWptiyu, At lenAl 10 try one battle
~ iNNm hnl TIES wore sold last year, ana no
one rnAu where II led was REPORTED such
lnellrlnr ~ to GcrMhn NyTup cannot be-
700 Widely known, ASK your druggist
hunul ~, sample bottles 10 iry, SOLD nj ten
cents regular size, seVrnly.nye eeu It's Fur
Allo hy al druggists ulw.wlt,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS,
FOR SALE.

The well known clifton mills, located on
ihn hnaIur rYpr, az Nliiipn, hnsque gunutY,
lrAas, thiriy rtwp nlilrs west ~ MRon, in one
tnr state, aud Whsrp Whest IL produced ~
large ava Titles,
There mills aIo located "a and Iun By Que
~ ihp inject water puNrp lu ihu siAir,
ihn bal ding HHd dam q o huilt Ut tue h,hi
hmrhtnne Iork, unha lld rock iunndntipu,
o. bath bottom aud sides
Ihrmill house n ilAiA itet square, two and
hall slur 90 high, unu contains two sulR oi
wnnai ANA one hul OF corn Fooks, all Ia nne
order,
The location n hlgh and healthy, with
guOi schunls ana guoi society,
This desirable property viii bu sold Tor
divlslOnl ON the most advantageous tarlnH,
BAH as IA price ana lime,
WM, A, FORT, Agent
deolldSwam Waco, Texas,
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STATE OF TEXAS,

II gives to the Passenger u view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
AtB passenger and freight tIa.nD are sur
passed by none In the State. PullmanF
Palace Drawing hoom and sleeping Cara
leave 81. Louis daily via the Nj, X. " +. R'y
at . a. m; Hannibal at 10 II. IN, and Sedaiia
at 6:2j p. IN, running through TO Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Henrne, Austin and Bous.
ton without change CONNECTION ls also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific Iuil.
way for the above named points.
1he connections OF this Road with the NJ,
X. 4 4. ut Denison for 1T. LOnis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas City and al
points North and East; with The IexHs a Pa
cine AT sherman for III. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East and SOutle ast, and
st Houston with the O., II. * :. A for san
Antonio, the g., ii. q IL. ior galveston, the
Texas New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan ana Mallory steam
shil Tor AL points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts aud the Liverpool Texas steamship
Line 10 Liverpool, bavre and otler kuIo.
pean elites are perfect, while iIs freedom
from dust and heat on account OF tie nature
OF the soil and the open prairie county over
which II passes, with Its eoCling brn breeze,
pleasant scvnery OF broad pIaifies, bUButiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, nDd fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantareOus to travellers and
clippers In preference 10 otht rs,
81. Louis Express leaves Galveston Dolly
except Saturday at 25O =. M, II custom y
$50 p. ~ :, HearLe at 2.25 p. M, Dallas 7:S5
m. and Denison at Has n. m.
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$50 Hm aulnprzla nud requested TO an
U.u. ". Nu illOAAa A, rllAHES, nH u
r.I|Ia.f pr tnp oilnf uf ~ y Assessor aud
Collector Election Aprlls,l rs
o.. u,r Hu hnhzri aud requested n nn-
ru..Ura tA,I,A OGDEN "a, oaud Il ,to Tor
..'rrunu Ip the once OF CIty Assessor aud
Collector
800 400 uutiur2 aud rCuu siri Ia au.
uuUuru me un SCOT IlLllSu HldtL RsH
candidate iu, ti,f AH1rhspr md Collector
Ne uIe uuluplafI umd requested 10 Hn-
uuuucr iTIOuN T. GANOa, "a candidate
u Dly Assessor ana Collector Election
Ann "a, 1873, f.,ss
We are authorized nud re luegivd 10 an
uuuurr the umrui g.. A,OltL asa crudi,
aur Iur tur uVpeo' C,ty a assOr ana Col.
lr.lur Election AprlI 9, lNls,
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w,,o,.rs..y GROCERY AARKRr

RACON. per ib-Short clear, 3-iglDc;
shoulder. G3-Ia7c; Breakfast, 10 l29ilei dry
M ITER yrr lb-wcstern, 30 s3jc; country
2idyt'. 49,. ...... a. - t.-.,,,t. 1
NJ r',ii., per ooz s. sci ); L. do d. = 90
~ : FsF,Nw esiern = 10, 4 to Is l.2c.
GAMBLE star. - 10 =, l5dltc.
COFFEE-Java, per In, 2,5j9 III J, enOico,
fall, % l-LlslO i-2c. - Co., ,.-..,t.
C,jSCEN TRATED LYE-Narious Uranus,
doz 10 cans, per case, a 4j95 ". ~. "a,
FIafi-Mackerai, Der ibl. go ~ 9sii w Att
HING--Dri.d, per OUx, 30 s5l,.
FIsH-Dried goldfish Ter b.C5 teH 80.
LARD-ln fierce, s5-ialvc; ~ 10 pHiis' w.
10 lie; ami 10 10 in tins, II 3i9l1c.
HAMs-Per 10, fancy brands, liSSi2>sci
of do 1S5S9lfc.
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By the

The following 0fices and Agents havs
been establishing by this Company, where
Information may be had concerning nor
only the IL. & T. b. Railway, but Texas gen.
FL. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, al Broadws y, y.
Gen. j. Il. ROt RRTsON, Pass. 4 Immirra.
ton Agent, li3 N. Third street, 81. Louis, Mo.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. AGENT, Icf
Clark street, Chicaso, III.
NICK HOLMES, northeastern Agenf,HO.
Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
]. r. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information msy also lie had nj the aeep.
es OF the NJ. X. 4. Railway, In New fork,
Caicaso, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Iouis
y. WALDO,
Cent Psss: a Freight Asi, Houston, Tsxs.
ssaf ssps., Hepsson. r.rss. isnssin
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u(ures closed weak Sales $1,000 bales.

LIVERPOOL, january Il. = Noon. COltOn
moderate inquiry which Is freely supplied.
MONDAY. SATURDAY.
Middling Uplands 6-l6d SD
Middling Orleans. -. ga 9-l6d
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts l0,70O bales; American 1900
bales.
Futures weaker, sellers at Saturday nights
prices.
Uplands low middling clause, January de-
livery 81,d; February and March 614d; April
aud May bO.32d; May and June Lied; new
crop shipped december by sail q 9-l6g6l 4d.
Upiands low middling clause shipped Aphl
and May by sail IL 52I
Sales American 5000 bales. Flu
lures flat. Uplands low middling clause,
June and July delivery q l-S2d.
NEW UaLEANs. January 2l.-Night-Cot-
tn steady with good demand Sales 100
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EsOULENTS ARD FRUITS.

EsCULENrS- Irish potatoes, per Dbl, 50 rs
Qg3 o.; Onions, per Dbl, So 5O Cabbage. we'-
tern, per crate, Il 90.
FkUlrS-Apples green, per bb', 81 2594 30
Apples dried, per Os nc; Ora nges, per bbl
Ii 90; Lemons, per box, 81 90.
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H.IME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT Resemble is worth u u barre
Louisville, best, lit le kept, 81 90 d barrel.
Dallas, " 80.
LlAE-rhe best quality In barrels Is worth
&c; In bulk, 81 50; ordinary Dallas, Zoe. per
bushel.
PLASTER Ia worth So 80 q barrel.
rue suppiy;of the above mentioned artl-
les Is ample demand fair; market arm.
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BSEUFFS.

FLOUR Cresc mt, in sacks, So 70, San
Iacinto, s. SO F.; Empire, 50 25; XXX, So 90 F.;
Eagle, s! 10; Magnolia, in sacks, 81 lbs, 50 10 /;
Todd's xxx, s3 80; State Central XNNA,
s. %; Choice Fam ly, S. % star Mills, XXX.
% 10; Graham, $40; bran, 81 10; corn meal,