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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14
NOT. AND TEN YE.iRs 1GO.
No Longer Rush on sunday Morning 10 the
House OF Wor.hip on the Heights.

The wanc of Beechcr's popularity, as indi-
Gated in the great redut on Of prices rcalizad
II, the recent auction sale Of pews is noticeable
also in tho CONGREGATIONS. M contrastcd with
the ovrrl wing and enthusiastic assembling =
in Plymouth Church before Becchcr wah un-
masked
Tho weather yesterday was in ovory respect
inviting 10 church goers yet. during the half
hour between l0A and 10h oclork. the period
in which in former days the Fulton iorry boats
were ovcrcrowiei with wrll-drcssed persons.
strangers. and regular attendants. fastening to
the morning service in Plymouth Church. there
WA So little oi this to ho seen that n frequcnter
of the boats at that hour. say Two yours ago sud
denly returned 10 his post, Hlt"r such an lnirr-
Vnl IN ght well hnNr supposed the once popular
pastor To- hr either dead nr absent from ihc city
AZ NJ timf' were even all the srn'- in the cabins
filed, and fully one-hall of the passengers were
on th"ir way 10 other places of worship. if
The marked chAngr was equally nptieeahlr in
the str rS. IN the approaches leading 10 the
Tho muttudrs that onrc. at To-, o'clock made
II long ana hnamlng pro rsSiun All the WAY MP
tho Hi Is street hill, ana bran'hnd OF al The
Plymouth Church entrances In Cranberry nnd
Ornngn slr"eis had dwlnded Ia struggling
and lncun1pruous htrng oi forty or nly per
sons. only SIX Nnhlres were STANDING IN Ornnge
street. which WIS of old crowded with elegant
private rauipuErs Mt that hour The basement
side culan,r from Crannery. street, which
used tn he literally parkod with disappointed
but persistent men and women, unable 10 gain
Nlmltthure at the side doors, WIS vacant
throughout tho services, with tho exception ni a
few persons hastily threading tho way before
rrn hing the doors, at which there was then no
difficulty Of entrance,
The vest Ihulrn nt the front Of the church were
at no time crowdcd. Tho interior of the church
itself nl the tlnlo when BAechrr began his ser
mon, WIS filled comfortably. WITH perhaps
every hrN occupied, and ~ many ~ ten or
twelve standing Just inside the doors. and no
more.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14
NIKE O'CONyOR's CRUELTY,
Amer his Family had been Di-pos.~..ed N
Non-Pnymrnt OF Rent.

Loud curses. mingled with the cries OF females
attracted crowd IN front oi the tcLement iso Frs
avenue last evening In little In tho third story
Ronnisuan Kelly found Michael O'CunnDf a house
gardener beating ~ family His wife he hnd knocked
down and rampled upon. one daughter an invalid. he
LETT bruised and helpless on the sofa and katie hii
eighteen yearuli daughter. he had thrown The hooi
and va, runmollms with Ms rsis WAci n. ,nic, ap
p'hfti - tnuNur snfau- upon hiu. li a tapi
with uc elub lgou-ht him 90 toGu.. tld ic walked
guruy % the Ihiiti hih stn,ct Duiice siauun.
one wear N-n. the -ti INST. Mr. bIlnunf
lit her hu.lari ON nr. lHut ~ his drunken
hn.s AMI intimacy with lto. ANu woman. on the 10Th
90 Iuly in-' hr Nns Hfr-trl .nr having hN ten 90 the
dours of her r -ruNri the FURNITURE. AMI assaulted
go. family lo hHs rHlt uu.urD,s-fg aittIut, tt eAi
h.n trrnl Times .u0" lif,r month so he returned
10 them IN ftAltu moot AMI. tNr4l.s1 tlat hr had
irifnrh begged rluttlirs Wuti lave WitA him again.
Atcr ucN hat iakcn room. 30 rwtnt,th street near
tirst avenue hr BEGAN dfnkin- heavily again uui uni
"nN tailed to pay nay rent winch a that thcS asked
u lul bat ~lf ut 900 tile uifN which thrN hia earned
a. ifr..naks They Wtrr turned oAt u the house fof
DOT paying tcir rent and went o. their or, home al
i-H lif-f avenue. Whore r fuuui tlp last evening lie
.aii hc was ivlu- tt 3-' ~ceuAi avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14
THE RUSSIANS ADVANCING.
OPERA TTOys or THE COLUMys SOUTH
OF THE BALKANS.
Ikhtimnn Occupied by Gen. Ghonrko-The Ia-
hnbitants Fleeing from Adrianopie-A
British fleet smiling for the Lcvnnt.

g.. p...-. ~,
ST.IETEHSBUHG, JAM lj.-Jhc Grand 0nb0
Nicholas teleprnnha from, .,.t =, - -
nrIa,.a a.,-,, ',~it. ""oro'h as ioliOWs:
ihAYe arrived nero and await further intclli-
nsilde from Gen Rnlctzkv To.morro,y oros,
H. p.l..no n, 49,, .,-w ~ .
.n' Daih"hs Zen 'housahh prisoners arrived
here. and are being despatched to various les-
tinationa Gnn Korzor or,or cIoori,,, ,ho
r % Oh' "'''i 'iv"ii"s vi"
"Sopsa valley OF turks. despatched column
toward kalOfcr and has occupied klissura
whore hn uni,od ,bo d,,ooh h,,,,,,s - t, ii,-l..
n,,.,i. ~" w ,uV uoV''iii'iei.s Vi MS ulVisioh
Svi"hk from SlntiUl ana Teteven. Gen.
Ghourko has occupied Ikhtimnnr
Tho co,Ji,io,, ~, ,,.. 1,..,' .,i''''l' ' .
'''VA - 'i,o Vz"r heal'h Is satisiac-
tory, and reports published In London to the
contrary nre false
An on1oiol ,a,a,.'.,.,
An on'lal Telegram announces thnt the Turk.
lsh feet has bombarded Eunotorio donocin.
the barrncks yuordbouso o,,a.., .N..-
a.t,,, = w "9V' "i7chNI' puhrhntlne
cstuuilshneht' ana some private residences.
T1FLIs, Jan. l3.-In cavalry on uovnmnpt NON,
Bnihurt thc TurLs bo,., -. 80
-. ~ ~ No 'a'c oc'h uelchted ana
urNeh 10 hop-Dagh. Erzeroum has been COM
plctcly invested since Jan o.
- 90 49,
LoNDoN' JAN l5'-Ihe Baroness Buidett
Coutts, as the representative Of the contributors
to the Turkish relief funJ hos roooivot ,h, ~,
io,.i,,,. al -. -, =, - ~' Wv Wv i'.-
OWNS VicEruin from ME- Layhrd the British
Ambassador at Ccnstantinople: Tho distress
Is Increasing terribly. Fugitivcs are arriving
ly thousands. Nine trains nrn Nrn,t, nj o., .Ios
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14
SCUTILID ND SET IDRIIT
What Would Seem 10 Have Hccn the Work
OF tho Norh River Thieves.

The schooner that was found ndrift in the
North river, off Spring street, on Thursday,
having becn srui'ici. was pumped ont on Satur-
day at the Baxter Wreckng Companys picr at
Sixth street. IIobohrn. A dvcr plugged six
augcr holes in her botiom-thrcc aft and three
forward No one could furnish any ruo to her
identity yesterday. A Sun reporter spent AN
hour aboard her. Her mnsts hnvo been cut
away about two feet above the dock. Her Jib-
boom IN gone. and thoro is not shred Of rigging
She has been completely guitcd. and everything
movable. even galley stove. has been tnkrn
from her. The name and hnilinc port on her
stern have been carefully raped u0 ana tarred
over. The nnnhrr of her Custom House re- ,is-
ter Just inside The main hatch has bnon chopped
AWAY. She IN d srhOOucr Ol about forty tons bur
den. perfectly sound. nnd has been lntcly re-
paired under the stern and in the cabin. Tho
namo painted on her stern evidently consisted
OF sN letters. two pl which were initials She
has aboard about fifteen tons of gaS limo. much
used hy Eastern farmers M "A inItilller ana ap-
pnrentlV shipped ns ballast There ARE mnny
potatoes scattered about the schooner. and In
her cabin nrr the business cards Of soVrrnl lioS-
ton firms. In several places on the outside OF
her cabin ~ written in pencil, Jan. o. In
the mud on the cabin ioor WAS "A water sQakc
bit of white paper, which, when washed and
dried, was fonn 20 be noto of institutions.
tlnt rend ms follows
" .s%o T,sn Nth Ss ~@rg. io "" Sso ,n,5ra on
IN and u.ll you what t,do viii then. q r. Sam
brakes wharf IS in Boston
~ bent hall a milo up the braCh, IN ne d2rk at
maats of tho T.. II. Pray, which had drlited
ashore. They are without sails. spars or rig
Eing. On the foot of one OF theso nnSis hr"
several names written with pencil The only
ones lngible arc Henderson ana 'Melvlna
Clark, Bangor. Me-
trr,iay wns n man who felt sure that he hHd
seen hrr, loaded with potatoes lying on Nneh-
ingtpn Market since Christmas. Mcssrs. BaA-
X
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y Main In which New York Bird. were De-
fentcL by ,hose from I.ong I.IlMd.

Many old sports mot yc-ter lay morning
at Pat fial"riS p cock pt at Laurel Hiil. l.. /.
Tn. conditions os the main were for e.rhs side
to saow nine and l;ht an that fell IN at weigh
r.nsin% from pounds ounces To- pounds .
ounces for sila battle and sluO the odd Asht.
Tine main consisted oi seven battles. For over
three weeks the cocks had been IN training. aud
better selection never wore the gafls. At 80
\. NJ. the sport began. Long Island showed up
chicken weighing pounds ounces. and
New York q like weight. both dark reds. The
nsht. u fierce one. lasted about eight minutes.
resulting ~ ifory ior Long Island.
la the second battle two pound 6 ounce
hlfaS were shown ny, both black and rods. and
q ha'tl" e SlN minutes four seconds gave tho
fight To New York
nh"ttirl hai,lo Long Island -ept in a black
AMI Nrw York q pyle. each pounds q ounces.
three minutes lye seconds Boiiing on the re-
suit oi tine mun was now started anew. odds
Two pound birds. both blacks. were then
shown uil. an a iior'e and bloody light. lasting
i"rhV IlWu nlhut's resulted II the drath oithe
scored for New York The Long Islanders now
began To hook rhopiallcn at thor Repeated de-
fcuts. hut continued 10 back their fa,urltc-.
In lhr iinn battle Long island sent IN pyle
anu NV lprk spnnglc. botn pounds I
both birds being terribly cut The New York
bird WIS blinded IN the second dash. and was
ki!rd at lh" close giving the victory tp Long
isiani. me score now stood; New York. j;
At rall ior tho next battle. two llnck ana
reds were pitied. moro spirited and fierce
blti" was .nar,oiy ever seen Heavy odds wrrc
gwen ami as 'dal ly taken on the Long Island
bird desperate ciiqu WIS made by both for
ilshlng, Long Island sent home his gan deep
luip ihe h"ati ol hlS opponent. KILN. him in
III. Long ISLANDERS had now on!y ono moro
hlttl" iu gam 10 win ia" ma n. and they freely
offered Two to on ~ the result Blth sides
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14
Sr.iRkS FROM TIiE TEL EGRfriL

The Central supernicndency of Indian Arairs Is soon
10 h. discontinued
charles u llnnmett, one of the oldest rAding ciulrns
0i Newport di~i Sc stcrdAl aged ~ years
The Feum prisoners were received IN Dublin last
eNcwus with = large hrchisht plu,v,sion
Tho eHcuou, yesterday give tho Republicans seventy.
50 and the Conservatives lour IN the Pans Municipal
Council
The lee has entirely disappc srcd from tho Potomac
river, anG New York rhltdciphia Baltimore and other
vessels Lave resuiued lneu ti,,s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14

On application Of \. B. Dayton Of Jersey city.
Chancellor Kulyun granted nm order on ,aiurla, re
s'm,nns the Dime slNInss Bank of Hudson City from
makus any disposition tan, of it, proucrty nnui wash
insfun u Nlamt shall have examined ami o. purel 10
thr Court the cuuiiLuu u the iu~iutt1u Mr nnLIu'.
prutuu snrh that there due pu-iior, l tic utnA
S-',-N The bank ASS r. are IN bond and N.nrtsusr
S'ubl IN safes aul furniture 4p ami - ~ ,iu,
Hum thc estate OF the lals frvA,urrr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14
tSeatcn by an Omcer.

William koman of 339 West Thirty-nr street
les than twenty years oi asc and not weighing mur
than l2o pounds MAS afragned m tho Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday ON charge o' i+,ricrly conduct
Onccr Moore ol the Ninth lrr,iuct was t complainant
lie S powerful and about thtN yrIsnt ThD prisoner,
Lt rNr hhd hrcn closed hN 4 blow amt tine lru ,, uf
lls tANr was i. |lHrtd rnr Ni' rri -lt tiut kNutI
AMI other Young men Nrrr isuuirrj u the utct HnI
that when uuio red tn dt-rtree kuntn NNld Nhr,
IT, turu~i an mF adl. On" sluHi ulh.,r kmuau
smi that the ohc chas d lm into hallway nnl tIcrc
struck hlm With club amt f-t Tho officer q, uu lodged
Ia I! lows lut icIVhlrd, iie turned un ht Roman
k. 4 t,tr.i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-14
The Burial or VI. Itm.pnn.

PAINS. Jan -. NJ. Raspail was buriel in the
cemetery of rcrc IA cha,c lhi, afternoon. Itsc.unit.
cd mat oln lrreon, were present M disturbance of
any kul occurred. Louis Blanc doh,vrrd the ora.
uvn Al the hlANc.
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shooting m.e,rrhrouah the Heart

BRpGEPoRr Conn, Jan. l3-CAlt. John p.
Bitinl. hsrd Nchr4 Nhl0 t'm orufIlA lneinp com.
mittd ,u.ciic at Rnrk Rock Conn. ihi, nlufihis by
shooting himself through the heart
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ST IouIs. Jan. -. Judge NJ. wood of Henry
county. Nj, hHr been lnI,rild ur ars,i an luIluis a
stnic heioueng to the ilrnrr County Grnnac about a
month ago Judge wood had charge of the stne
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Failing. followed by rising barometer. north.
rn-f NIti-. sIi ans lp Ntltrl -Wtl AMI Nt-t paIuy
cloul) tnd clearing weather, succeeding hsht runs
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Evory family should haye ono i\n away
will filnA La.4 Chavuy Csno No DOI, now icAJ ado
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Dressed for Baptism "a charming picture
that anueal. 10 every lnm gwen iNH} with fnM To
IL LAAu1. Lorn<,. No CO.. iOT sale tbs m"rn"I-A"
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MaltOy'S Norfolk oysters cost less than any
luoi "a market Al iiaIrson street, ana ~ GuruAndt
etIott
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
THE STATE OVER.

Grqysoa C6uaty-Ncws Eighteen
car loads of cotton were shipped to Chs
cago Saturday.-Freight train No g
Of the Missouri, Kansas u Texas, John
Harness, conductor, which left this city
Saturday morning met with an accident
near Caney, between Caddo and Atcka
by which eighteen coal cars We're ditch>
ed.---Burirg the past ten days several
detachments of United States troops
have passed through Sherman on the
Central road euroute for the. Rio Grande
country. -At the regular election last
Saturday evening 10y Sherman Lodge
No. 45, |. O. o. f., the following officers
were chosen for the next term: G. Il.
Stowe, n. G j. R. Cole, v g.; c. l..
Dickerman, Secretary; $. W. Porter,
Treasurer G. A. Dckermln, represen>
tative to the Grand Lodge; j. P. Loving,
alternate
Ellis CowtZ-Review On Monday
last special train three con.
panies of the Twentieth infantry
on board, stopped over at the
depot about an hour. They were bound
for San Antonio-The receipts of
cotton at Billiards. elevator, for the
week ending Friday 4th instant foot
up 60 bales. about town is
quite dull, and the sale of almost every.
thing shows large falling oil, which is
to be expected however Immediately
following the holidays. Some cotton is
coming in and there is much yet re.
manning in the couutry,--A few nights
ago, some unknown party in passing the
residence of Mr.. Evans, in the west part
Of town, appropriated n $50 saddle and
an overcoat belonging to an acquaint-
auce who was stopping with them over
night and had left them on the fence,
not susgecting any danger of theft.
An old dilapidated saddle was left as u
memento of the exploit.
Comaache CountH-Chief Mr.. P. w.
Brewer killed hog Of Berkshier.Pol-
and China breed, on the Dist ultimo,
which, when cleaned, weighed $50
pounds Christmas passed of with
out any serious disturbance, good
amount of eggs and whiskey was oblt-
Grated, but everybody seemed happy
anu Ill u gOOu HulllON' iSIO 10 an
effort on foot to raise a thousand dol.
lars to build an Episcopal church. A
Miss Man, of Washington, D. C., has
donated thousand dollars on condition
that another thousand is given by the
citizens of Comanche d.. Mcdowell,
who came up from hamilton yesterday,
informs us that few days ago Deputy
Sheriff Horton of Hamilton, assisted 10y
Frank Hannah arrested g. w. II Mar
tin. about twenty or twenty-five miles
from Hamilton on Benefits creek, 10,
completely in the Ham land swind!e.
Martin ran away from his house and
was run down and captured, and he re-
quested the officers to allow him TO 90
back to his house and get some chill
medicine, whereupon the officers con
sentcd, and they went back with him.
After he had gotten into his house be
took from a shelf over the d ora bot
tie and drank from il, which proved to
be strychniue and resulted IN his death.
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/ SEQ ~, II shall not be lawful lor any mil
ltAIy pnVpanN ~ any pFOnuftlOnt ~ ana
! plly ~ pfrspnh, accom- panied WIN lnAllla
| music tn march 90 pass through, 90 TOT aus
nafs0n W play Nn AUS musical instrument u
! apy az ihe alrprlA 0i iln g,li within on
| nlnrk ni any house ~ worship, nn sunday
| duilnE tho hpurs NJ Worship, Any person
VINO shall violate his section anal hn
nttmpl guilty of mltden eanori ana upon
COM loil0n thereof be nnei not loss tnau ton
nor more than one hundred dollars fnr each
anu every niipnCa,
Soc, ga, Any person who shall, M this city
NhQultl nr dlslufh any congregation ~ hA-
emily met ioI religious Wprahip hY MAX
NY noise, 90 by rnNu nr Indecent behavior
pl prolane discourse within ihoir place ~
worship, or ~ near tue same ~ ~ disturb
no nlAui uf knlemnlly ~ the meeting, snail
no deemed guilty ~ misdemeanOr, nnd
l,lnh conviction thNIeol 30 nnfd not less
',hh Yen nor more Than one hundred dollars,
~, w, Any person who shall, in thiaoity,
nlh'ufb any lawful aaAemhlaRe OF people
Wy luue and Indecent behavior on
snall ~ mnna lettering at the CORNERS OF
streets on IN tho vicinity OF any place M
amusement 0r motel or ihOl OughfaIe aud 10
luhu 10 dlapelte on vaoale Huoh place whom
requested 10 do 30 ny amy police olheer, shall
hu deolned guilty 81 y mialemoapQT, and on
conviction thereof shall he nned moi leha
lhan ave nor more than twenty dollars,
rto, n, Any person Who shall Intention
any, IN this city, give az make u inlHn alarm
ul me- Ahnll DO dNemei guilty Of y mlRle'
meanoI aud shall he fnNd not less Than ave
nor moro Than twenty hYe dollars,
Aeo' 70, whenever There shall ho found
upon tue person uf nuy one who has heoh
louhd guilty Of breach Of tho peace, or Of
conduct calculated ~. provoke u breach ~
tho peace, any HlunH, Shot colt, or knuoltleh
OF lead brass or other material, ~ when
upon inleVldenoe shall be- adductd proving |
lhal such woapona we've IN the pos.othlon ot |
ON lho person OF any one while IN the u Y |
of commission OF tho acts aforesaid, u ola |
person thnll he deemed guilty OF u mlAde' |
Inoanur, ANA ON conviction thereof he nnrd |
NOT lrhH Than nyo nor moro than Que hun
fred dollars,
seo, IN, That this ordinance 20 into effect
rom und ntier January lat, 1875,
Approved Nov, the gOth, 1871,
Altesti M,L.CAnELl.
J, H. HEREFORD, Mayor
Secretary, lOt, |
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

rue Wen known clifton mills, located on
we hnalpr fvtri ~ Clifton, hnsque oou ty
ol The Richest aud most desirable seotions Of
We STATE, hnd where wheat 10 produced IA
| large qua Titles,
Thee Mills are located on aud run by one
"' we unt,l waller powers IN the rtate,
no nnl llhg ANA dam q @ built OF the h1si
Limestone rock, unag nd rock foundation,
De- polh bottom and Sides
hemlll house N ilXt6 teet square, two and
hall hlor es nigh, and contains two sets OF
Mnuhl hhd one sol OF corn rocks, all In hne
The location Is high ana healthy, with
Bool schools And good society,
rus desirable property Will be sold FOR
ulNlhlohl ON the most advantageous terms,
pNh aH u price aud time,
~ WM, A, FORT, Agent,
,unclldSwsm Waco, Texas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
A sartorial "Reminiscences.

Chicago Times: The white house
wedding was clarifying of old clothes.
The minister wore the same clothes
in which he was attired when he per-
formed the marriage ceremony twenty.
five years ago, and Mrs. Hayes was clad
in the identical wearing apparel which
she wore on that OCCASION"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
wbe,. the nis.Ake Liez

New York Sun: General Myers new
storm signal may prove useful precau'
ton against the perils of navigation.
but the chief dangers that beset Secor
Robeson's contributions to the Ameri-
can navy are not of kind that the
signal service bureau can guard against.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENl-iosendle-- IN worth u u barre
Louisville, best, ~ 10 kept sl5O " barrel
Dallas, u ~.
LlhE-l The host quality IN barrels sworth
4ti Ia uulk, 81 0O; ofl!nnry Dallas, $50. pei
buahe,
PLASTER IL worth s. 80 a barrel.
lnv auppyioi the above mentioned arti-
,ba II HIn plu demtud lHlr; market arm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
COMMERCIAL.


fLOuR-FRird demand, which is met freely
Nv lAe following quotations. Crescent ~
SUCH q 90; san Juclntp S3 70, Empire 81 10
AK w Ai Eagle ~ JUi Magnolia, la sAcks
Us lhlp, 81 vui loldh xxx, VI 70; smtu
htur Mills AN, s3 ~,
hltAN-fTum 90 10 boo
tuHN MEAl-1lp
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nIDEs AND PElraIgs.

HlhkS-duod heavy loLc,do damaged lso,
Rnnu Ushl ilri do dtuustd uci afy Salt ~,
sluvn sa.l sci green hulouth' Gu,
SHEEP FkLls- kuvli, owing TO wool, sOa
slo,i Whlle wool, long, 4lo5 Nhlte wool, fniI
cup, lH9sIc,; nlack wool, lbu.
h.ff ALo-iull's 49,, cows, DC,
IALLuW-lu barrrlB,5.o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08
EvcmimG Rcport-Ulne.o.aI.

NEW FORK, January 7.-Sterling duh at
VI :. Money easter at per cenI. GOA
Inactive at 81 U49S. Govern lent bonds
steady; new tves .. CO.'S. state bonds dull.
NEW ORLEAHs, January 7.-Gold 81 O25s
81 O21s. Slsnt 5-I0 discount. Sterling bank
"A 49,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-08

Consolidated ma receipts 81 S2i bales. EN
porls 10 Gteat Bri am 5j,Il5 bales; France
7i0 bales continent 9,l2J bales; channel
---- bales.
Net receipts l,l69 bales; gross 1906 bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady. sales
6S,UUO bales.
new ORLEANS. January 7.-Night-COt-
I, II good demand and irregular, Sales $500
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon ReuOrt-Fiuanciai.

NEW YORK, January 7.--Stocks firm
Money q per cent. Gold 81 O93sc. Ex-
change - long "a 81; snort 81 S1'g. State
bonds steady. Government bonds l9sc
higher.
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Rides and Wool.

GALVESTON, January 7.-Hides, firm
Dry selected 1870; isn't salted l4c; SACK
sated Il &C; kips Is wet sailed steady no"
butchers green nc, &c of for grubS ON wei
Wooi-ln fair demand for the better grades
medium 10 fine light. free of buTs Ae-oc
coarse lGGlSc; coarse western anu heAical
Balec.