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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-30

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Dec. pa decree ASs b,.,
r'Ad'r'd ia the cause in equity in the United
. SINNERS
Loan and Trust compaa t-s4s. Vs. the
lex" Narrsw GuGgO railway ,.mpany, in
favor OF complainant as trustee isprsssntns
the bond holders dirsctirg the foreclosure
OF the mortgage and ordsrinr
the sale Of the road. The amount of Ii. DE-
cree Ia favor Of the complainant a. trustee.
Is in the sum of $4,000 principal, with
arrears Of interest amounting, on the 2Sth
DAY OF December, 1880, 10 the sum of Sl2S.-
OUO. The defendant (the company ID allowed
sixty days from the date Of the dscrss 10 pay
tho Judgment and in default thereof, then
the property Of the company, consisting of
It's railway built and to be built, beginning
at the city Of HouItoR, and psssisp near tho
towAs OF LaGrsnge and New BrAunfsls 10
trasldis, Del NorIe on the Rio Grands river,
together with sll the branches, side tracks,
turn outs, rolling stock, equipments and ma,
terlAl, oil right Of way and track, depot and
shop grounds, tenemsnts, herediuments
rights and franchises appsrtainiSg
10 the operation Of said lines
Of railway, and also AND singular six
thousand acres Of land per Bilc Of the com.
pleled road. Notice oil sale is directed TO bo
published for four weeks III newspaper in
the State of Texas and one in the city OF
Now York. Q. Dart, esq, Of Galveston, is
appointed special master by the dscres TO
make tho sAla Of the railway and other prop
ersy Of tho company aud distribute tha pro-
ceeds.
No decision has been rendered in the man
dImus case against the city Of Houston.
AT 1880 this morning Are originated
from Il aVfestivs pipe in the Belle Pool
saloon, on Pest0iice street. The flames.
were promptly extinguiIhsd by she fire.
department before serious damage was
done
The chief Of police was apprised at mid.
night last night of the murder of the car.
driver in Houston, and arrangement
was made to arrest Matt BSnkatoA should
he attempt to escape this way.
Entered to-day, Brilish steamers Iona, from
Cardiff; East Bourne, from Newport, with
railroad iron. The Lena has S,076 bars
the East Bourne, $500 tons.
Cotton receipts to-day, 1858 bales; ex-
ports l,474. Stock on hand, 1890 bales.
The weather is the codest ever had since
the signal station has been established here.
Tho ground is frozen hard. Occasional
spits Of snow to-day. The Thermometer be-
tween and o'clock this morning registered
eighteen degrees above zero. During the
day it rose to twenty-iour. Tonight it is
rapidly falling, which indicates tho coldeiL
night for years.
The "BRnker's Daughter" combination
opened at the opera house tonight.
No session Of county or district court to-
day,
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Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, Dec. 29,-Last night was The
coolest within the memory of tho Oldest
inhabilani, tho Thermometer registering 10 .
above zero, 10 colder than over before ia
Wos. Texas, and u fall Of $50 in twelve
hours. Everything is frozen to-day.
Indications sra that tonight will be
another bisterer aud fears arc entertained Of
great loss among sheep and cattle in the
west Animals having opzootic are in a
dangerous condition,
A crazy negro, named William Brum.
berry, is going about the city proclsiming
himselfs holy prophot and prophosying that
tho world will end in Janusry.
Hal L. Gosling and bride are hOre aud
leave for an eastern tour on tho mtrning
train. Hal is q lucky fellow and has one Of
the most charming ladies.
Major Goodwin, chief engineer Of the
International railroad, SAYS the construction
trains reached Cbslo yesterday. They will
probably cross the temporary bridge to-
morrow. This is 10 miles distant.
Colonel McLeary is expected to leave Tor
Austin tomorrow. He will take his 0fce as
attorl general on the lst proIimo.
Our representatives in the state legislature
will have their hands placed full Of railroad
and other charters for enterprises about to be
inaugurated in this city and section.
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The nothschIId Case

Special to the Herald.
Jefferson, Dec. 29.-Ths testimony in the
Rotcachild case being closed yesterday, the
argument commenced to- day. Col. w. I
Crawford, of Dallas, one Of the leading coun-
sol for the defendant, made long and clo-
quent argument, and will close hisspecch at
o'clock to-day. Col. Culborson, also FOR
tho defendant, commenced bis argument at
2 o'clock this evening. Ho will close at
o'elsck, and Col. George I. Todd, for the
state will cole the discussion. Col Todd
may continue his remarks until tomorrow.
The old settlers hsreabOuts predict a hung
Jury. The verdict will not be announced
before tomorrow.
We are having the coolest weather OK
perenced for many years.
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Baliimors, Dec, 29,-Rsv. ASram J.
-.Jap, the poet priest, addressed a lsr,,
meeting Of the Irish land league Las! night
lie said al p'w the principles involved
out' not iAaillsr.with the details. Nv
fs'hOr was born. in Tppsrary. Hs is dead
but l, his principles, live. Eysryon. b.,..
tyranny. Words are net harsh snougb
TO express the hatrsd. Ireland 6,,
suffered mors than any nation in Tho vorll
but has kept together. There are faction,
there, but when you touch national nrinsi.
pies they are unit. God made the land ssa
reckon II ought to b0 owned hy the,s a.
whom Il was made. The Irish psoplo ar,t
feel and then think. Tia feslincs oyluor.,s
but the theughia stay and phrase thomseIys,
into words. They shopld think thas, nGod
made ireland FOR Ireland, not for Enxland y
though by some unfortunate sircumstapea
England got 1t, The frat thiny ia ra,i,tarcs
but 1t mmt be legal. Don't show yeur hnnd
TOO soon, Lisa grand, beautiful, nsble
patent thing to wat. The tyranny
OF lrlth land owners ia intsierabls.
and who denies 1t is liar,
WIZ Nut' -la IL ANoAAa Lnb truth. pArhell is
,so 'cadcr y agitation, al OConnel v.'
sad =, o'ConnSl suesesded in the maie I
hops PANEL will succeed in hi. He noels
taoi.antisl sympathy, ard money u,od for A
good purposa "a coh@cratsd, no maltar what
differences uay e1sl, even in the Catholic
church.. On this point think NuIes i,on
the side Of the Irish. God Is on the aida of
justice. You are on tho side OF God and Won
will succeed. lflroISud ia poverty slricl an
and aeftituts it is because Of tho Luxury Of
tas lsndlorS' You must not 20 too FAR
Anything revolutisRarY Night Aring on ca
lAnltlos. am a rSyolutionsI in metsufe
snd unreconstruolod. The English landlor,,a
are to Ireland what tho carpeI-bagcers yare 10
the south. We Suffered. snd we're patent,
aad now tho earPot-bEggen are not there
aHd We have tho power in our own bands
SO will ireland one day get rid sf the land
lords, tlrit BY calm, legitimate thought, and
leen by tao grace Of God, whish crowns
justice vita victory"
The reverend speaker was frequently ap-
plAudad
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New York, Dec. 20.-A fire occurred early
ShiS morning in the tablo mandatory Of
BroWont " Bliss, No. 33o Cherry street. The
building was filed with inAamables and
the flames spread rapidly. The factory and
Shvs'siory brick building we're doAtroysd, as
we're Al,s the adjoining buildings, Nos 328,
$50, J82 and 334 Cherry street. occupied
BY vAiisus manufacturing g-mo. All were
owned by MIS-. Ellen Simp,or, Se7 Mad
i,sn str ct. The loss is estimated a. SlOO,.
600 partly insured.
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St. Louis, Dec. 29.-DispatchcIfrom Texas
say reports arc in circulation that terrible
railroad accident occurred yesterday on tho
Texas q Peciie road somewhere between
Dallas and Marshall, but no iilomation re-.
gsreing It saA be Ascertainsd. Rumor SAYS
iho train fell through s bridge and was par
italy burald and ihatS number ofpaiaon gers
wore killsd.
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Railroad Oo,,i.,on.

Cincinnati, O., Dec 29.-rhe Ciaz.,,o,s
fian, Ohio, special says collision occurred
near 'Aat place yesterday afternoon, on ,bs
u'aeinnAsi, saudusGy 4 Cleveland railroad
esl"sen passenger train going north and a
irS'sai train going south. The two opc,na,
were wrecked, The mail and esnrn ana
baggage cars were thrown ,ogs,h.. al
sa,s.' satsa' consuming tho mail aud eIpress
n"sr, Tho baggage WAS NEARLY rS,
gr.u," assa' "n Wllllsm Woodbsrry, q
u.sman W' on tho passenger train. wes kinas
de had been recently married. In. S,s. s''.oa. ...
On poAra tho train. Robert HAYDEN
engineer Of the passenger train, was soriousIy, ,,
,nlsrad, ) q. Rnory, e1press ms..oamn. s.sOusly
aAd his right log broken. 4. Stewart ,ss;l
agent, was seriously hurt in the bael 'pS,l M
passengers g were hurt except one lady, whe,s s
IAes was slightly cut by broken l, slss,s "TS,s nv
snsnssr . OF the traicht train is missing. Il n is
orders. R agNnst
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nlrorder Nav mcnleo

Cincinnati Dee. 20--A dispatch received
here, reports intense excitement at sOoorro,
New Mexico, on account of the failure 10
arrest Jacob Bscoo, the assassin of Conkllng,
editor Of the Socorro Sun. This military
have been ordered out to protect property
and prevent riot,
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Dsayu, Dec, 70. "A spacid dispatch
from Laadyillo 70 the Republican says on
Saturday night during drunken row at q
dance hail st Robinson Camp, man named
hsllen was shot through tho breast. Police
man Mclllhenny ia attempting TO arrest the
was shot ia tho foot. Several
others had bullet holes 10 their elothipg,
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George EIiot's FuneraI.

London, Dec. 20. George Eliot was
buried,at Higheate cemetery to-day, amid a
pouring rain. Many friends attended, among
them Mr.. Gross, Herbert Spencer, John
Tindals, Robert Browning, Sir Theodore
Martin, Professors Botley and Culver, Du-
mare, tho artist, Edmund Yates, and Thomas
Woolner, Of the roy,l acsdemy. The ser
vices were conducted by DR.. Ssdler, Unita-
ran, The grave is near that Of the lsta G..
II. Lewes.
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Rxnres. Ru.ine.. 1--

New York, Dec. 29,--Ths Loui.yillo s.
Nashville railroad company has en-.
satsr'd iasoa contract with the Adams "a
southern express comsanlss by which ~.
saver reismss the transaction of sxn,s.. '
on,lnsa' .oyar all the louisville d N,skyills
system or railroads en formerly, and unnn o
tSreitsd. "' parties IN.
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CentcnniaI II tho battle OF Cow-veu.

Charleston, S. O., Dec 29.--The coebrs-
ton of the centennial of the battle Of Cow.
pens, with the unveiling of the monument Of
Daniel Morgan, at Spartansburg, s. O., ia
postponed from January 17lh to later
date. The principal obi ct of the postpone
meat 10 to give the opportunity for the Co
operation OF New Hampshire, Connecticut,
New York, Pennsylvania Now Jersey, Della.
ware and Maryland, whcsa legislatures meet
next month.
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sale Of tbO Virginia Midland Rail.
road Confirmed

Alexandria, Va, Dec 90 9--rhe sale Of
the Virginia Midland railway, for SO, 800, 900
to ASyndioate of bonl.holdsr Of the road
was today Confrntd by Judge Ksi,h, Of
the circuit court, all objections being over.
ruled. AG appeal may be tSkon to tho cour!
OF appeals.
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New Orleans, Dec. 29.---Ths mercury ia
dicstes 20 above zero. A few snow hAkes
foil this morning. It iS turAing colder to-
night
The LouisisEA Jockey club annsuncO their
races Al lhs ssrnival meeting, AS c0mmGRcing
Tburday, he 25th.
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Manson, Bartholow & Cs's. Failure.

st. Louis, Dec. 20.-NaRson, Barthslow Il
Cos. liabilities are $4,000 unsecured
Sl7500O secured. NomipAl assets, S247, 600.
The creditors have agreed to settle a. 30 cents
on the dollar cash. The Arm accepts this,
and it is understood will resume business.
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New York, Dec. 29.-The st. Louis, Chi-
cago 81 New Orleans rAilroGd company w.
II. j. McOomb. IT,, in the United States
court, Judge Choate rendered 8 decision
ovsrrulipg the demurrer Of the defendant,
but with leave TO smend the snswer.
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A Freight Train Wrecked ON the
Central,

Special to the Herald.
Corsicans, Dee. 29.-The wreck yesterday
on tho Central was freight train, which was
thrown from the track. Tho stove in the
caboosa wss upset, burning the caboose and
setting FIRE 10 bridge, burning three bents.
Passenger trains were delayed from tho fact
that men could not work, owing to the se-
verify of the weather.
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Ex.GovernOr scott n Murderer In tho
First Degree.

New York, Dec. 80. = A special from
Napoleon, Ohio. states that Squire Payton.
before whom Ex-Governor Scott was ersm-
ined on the charge Of killing young Dury,
pronounced the deed ss murlor in The frat
degree, and Scott was taken 10 Defiance
iail
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Afler tnn Lynahnrs.

Allentown. p, Deo.--DiStriot Attorney
Anstil, has iasdsi warrants for sho arrest Of
all who participated actively in the lys ching
OF Joseph Sluder. Ho says he will do his
duty fully in the matter, but fears no jury
can be found willing to convict
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Now York, Dec 29-Tho leather betting
manufacturers OF tho country, held meet
ing in New York to-day, and decid,d that q
not advance Of 10 per cent. should DO mAdo
on prsSeat prices.
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Chicago, Dec, 29.-There arc now in store
hero fourteen million bushels ofgrain, against
twelve million bushels q. this time last year.
A grain glu: similar to that Of last spring, is
not Improbable.
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Nav York, Dec. ga San FranciIcs
special says The Australian steamer which
has just arrived here, brings particulars of
tho massacre Of Captain Romsro and four OF
the crew Of tho SRndeg, in the South Sea
islands. Natives Of Rite surprised them
while In bathing, and killed them ia tho
water, mutlAting their bsdiss aad roasting
thcso cAplured alive,
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FATHER A. J. RYAN.
A pERoRATIoN BY THE POET PRIEST.

ne addresses a Meeting of the Irish
Lana League OF America AZ BAIsi.
more-ho Compares the Hand.
lords la Ireland 90 the Car.
pet-Hsggers I'm the south
-hsderAtion Coun-
seiled. and Mon.
ey Asked For
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A POLICEMAN wonndsd.

Channel, Dec. 29,--A policeman has been
dangerously wouudad by shot from behind
hedge near Lappa ghawhito, county Tip.
nnrarv
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London, Dec. 29.-The French Iron clad
frig,ts Richslisu, took nro last night and
was sunk to prevent her total destruction.
The damage Is not irreparAblo. Several OF
the crew were Injured.
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Concord, N. H., Dec. 29. Returns received
indicate the election Of Ray, republican, in
the third congressional district by nearly
3, 900 mljority.
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Londou, Dec. 20. Rev. Cannon Fleming,
rector Of Oillina kill, county Galway, has
been fired at near his homo, but was not
hurt
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A-""" he"bNt VI thO unitcu states.
Rochester, N, Y, Dec 29.--Tha national
convention of delegates from the branch,
aud which forms the Irish national land and
Industrial lesguo Of the United States, will
10 hold at 81. James Han, Buffalo, on Wed.
n,Cesaday and Thursday, January 10Th and l8.h
lsSl; Each branch OF hfty members is en-
tilled to ono delegate, and any branch Of
three hundred members 10 two dalegAtos.
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MARKETS ny raLEoHApM.
NEW nRi.r,Ns

sN&s3Al double, iagi& treble, flGtF, hinss,,
efErades, eiAG15s. ~ "a n'eu-
nsS g9'n' In good demand at full prices, at %
oats, stronger at i5@I7,
f0rk, steadyi old, IS; new lax
naId, quethu iirmi tleIces Ok reg. ~
Dry salt meats, slsady aud in lair dsmsna,
snonlderr loose, ~; packed, 1. 4.55G,i .6o, clear
sins fsi clear sldes 54@19s. 0''"'
sideA Sk, "p'pa' oiear
,aa Hams, steady and Ia fair demand; choice su.
gar,eureu oanyassed Ut aglOA,
WhiskcY, qulst at lO@i Isl.
Oonee, steady for cargoes; ordinary
TO prime, llWltA.
sugar, IN good demand; full prices; common
~ ! Roou common oAgAi lair TO fully faif, 6ysGe
7A@k. N'"'u'
hoiasseG active and firm, common, 9Oasl,
Sesntrllnga, s2@ioi fair, SS@S6, prime 10
Rice steadyi fair demand ordinary to choice,
itht, atpar sterling bank exchange, .sOh.
con- OILS, b3A@AA wv"
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kondout, n. Y, Dec. se.-At o,o,.0l
S.s morning the thsrmomster indicated ten
degrees below zero. ''sN ''A
DEEr eSow FALL.
Wstertewn, n. Y, Dec. 20--Tv,lvs 70
nile:n inches ofsnoW fell last njeht. md i,
sui showing Trains are DELAYED.
AT VIcKsBuRa.
.Vicksburg, Dec. 29.-An inch and hal,
o. Snow fell last night The marcary went
do"n 10 ID above zero.
AT SHREVEPORT.
Shreveport Dec. 29.- -Thermomster Q .
ABOVE zsro. Business is almost eutirely s,l,-
PeNeed on account Of tAs intsase cold
TREMENDOUS SNOW STORM.
DsnVills, Va, Dec. pa tremsnSou,
snoW storm began hare last night and il srill
raging This is the third snow storm hare
w'hln aWssk. and snow lies upon the ground.
Stocking roads to an extent upsouslsd far
many years. The wind Is duenorth And ia
thermometer "a degrees absvs zero.
oooD sLXiaHISd.
Petsuburg, Va, Dee. 29.-A vary N.,y,
ahoW Storm is prevailing here tA,day wltb
no indications of clearing weather. SleiyAlhy
Is coed, sag
Az RICHMOND.
Richmond, Va, Dec. 2g.-The ,nov ,t,r.
mnlch commenced in the northern part of
tns stais last evening, struck Richmond ba-
tween and O'Clock this morning, sincs
which heur snow has bsen falling Steadily
mere, and is now near six Lches deep, with
no indications Of cessing. ltis decidedly The
newest storm OF the wialer, and sYtond. an
over the state and into North Carolina. An
uAiAs are reported delayed several hours.
THERMAL.
Nsw York, Dec. 20.-At 7 o'clock this
morning tho Thermometer registered ss fol-
lows Al E,cambane, Mich, Is belsw
2eFo. Al ST. PAal lSe below. AZ Milwsu.
kss, Wis, 80 below. AZ Lacrosse no >
1elow. AZ heokuk 10 balow. Al North
ISVe, Ne0,, % below. AT Leayenwprts
hs., l3' below. At Omaha, Neb,. 13 .
below. Al st. Louis, l3o below, A,
cheyenne, Wy, l8o bslow. Al Chicago
u . below. Al Alpha, Mich, 10 below
AZ Detroit l0o below. At [ndianspola.
IL below. AT Cleveland A @ beow. al
Iolelo 80 below. At Buffalo / . below
Az Cincinnati zoro. AT Rgcbaster, N. Y.
= above zero. At phtsburg 4 . above Az
Washington l3e above. At PhilsaslpbIn
IL sbovc, AT Albany l8 . above.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Greensboro, Dec. 27.--Ths snow storm
here is tho greatest and most aeytrs known
in 20 yeors. The snow is now 10 inches
daelp and still falling. Many people are suf.
lerluggreatly for want OF wood.
IN GEORGIA.
Celumbus Ca, Dec. %. 0.--Four.nrd-a-b.lf
inches of snow, the heaviest on record In
this section, fell tsis moraing. The therms,
meter at4 p. M, was 20 degrees above zsro,
and II is growing colder.
AT NORFOLK.
Norfolk, Va. Dec, 29.-The sevsr,st snow
storm for years prevailed hers since carly this
morning.
IN ALABAMA.
Montgomery, Ala, Dec. 29.-lhe hoay-
leat snow cver known hore fell last night
Il Is hvo inches deep, The weather is m.
tensely cold.
AT LItTLE ROCK.
Iittle Rock A vi n. % IN, II
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STATE SPECIALS.
FAAAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,

verdict In the RschsehiId Case
expected To.dSy-The wreck on
ne Central Kothing Serious
Deerss ofthe sale OF the Tex.
az Narrow Gauge Railroad
-Coidest Weather Ever
hnewn In south.
western Texas.
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NEW foRK, Dec. 2O--noon Stocks stYone.
moneJ " exchange, long, isall, exchange'
short 4254i htete bonds, dull; goyornmeats
Cniinn nnlal. nnlns n1h
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" b. y i "a
Flour, quiet and unchanged
wheat white shade l0W0r;' red ll@is bet
ter avn Wv
Corn, quiet
fors, ftpady, old i3 6o
Lard, qulot and steady.
fryBhie, staaly.
CoGse quic nj arm; Rio, li@li.
sugar htln nlI quif.i fair 10 good rel lnninF,
Ts@.Aipriue. 7jSi relasd, sctlVe and nrm,
b,hudNd NGgl 10,
New ok, lee 2g,-Coiton, net recptss.als
gro 53lGi futures closed strong, sAloa lo6O00.
DECEMBER ....,....,,,..,...,.....,. IL $50
S,ephhry '''''''.'.',.,..,.. u v2Hll 90
,u,eplnhlJ '''''''''''''''''s,.'''.'." ~ lbD
''''''''''''''s''''s..','', ~ 3illa 80
nPIA ','''''''''' '''','',''',.,,..,..., Y iSfn 40
MHy.,'i,..s.s....s.s.,t s...,.,..,.. IL hlHle Bl
Juhe ''''''''''''''''''.,'.',, ~ ll9l2 is
Juiy ...',;..,...., ,'.....,... ~ SO9l2 81
Cotton, firm; GALES i0e.
ul'ahls ''''''.'''.....'. ...,....,.,.."",,llT
Consolidated net receipts, &c ,Gli; exports to
Great Britain, 1858 France, 3,502; continent
New York. pec, gu.--Nonsy eall; exchange,
$50, governments, steady; new 6'n ok
new ih'slllki ~ llS9ti state bonds fairly nc
tive.
ST. LOUIS.
81 Louls, Dec. 90.--Cotton, quiet.
Mlaullng ..,...,",.'s..,.,..."., Tx
Low .....,,,,,....,..,..."..,. l0A
Receipts, i,,7l2i shlpnoniS, i,Sid; sales, 1860
stock, U, ,A1l bales.
Flour dull and unchanged,
Whast lower at opening but advanced, and
tratiug was light NO.2 red fall, 96k@a7k
cash 93&CsO3H January; lOlk@l0sH March.
Corn lower at opening advanced, but mar
yet slowi Si1s cash. S1h@Ssh January, iosS@
Il}S Nay,
whisky steady at II.
Pork firmcr, nj " 20,
Lard nominal at 81.
Bulk meats nrmor, shoulders, 4; clear ribs,
60.
Bacon dull and unchanged
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS Cry, Dee, so.--whoat-Eo. 2 spot.
81. No ., spot 7G9s.
CHICAGO.
CmoAao, Dec. 20. = The Oroyeri' Jour
nal reports the Cattle eceipts $500,
espegis ly expores, which are quoted
at ipG0 90; COOS to choice ship
ping sJ@52o; common 10 fair Shipping,
9Osd 5oi butchers active and nrm 2o@
so; stoeKers active, 2 tBG5 65.
sheep, receipts, 6O0i shipments, s0Oi demand
active for natives emu prime; common 10 me-
dlun, Oc9i G5; good b0O@5 25; no extra
here.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Dec, 2s.-Recslptu. a,sSsi ex.
ports to Great Britain, --i France, ~
stock, ll5,s75; Bales, 1910.
0r,linary..,, .....,."...."........,.... -
Good ordinary. ............".......,...... pH
Low mlddllnS,. .,',.,.....,'.......,....... iuk
Middllng. ll1f
Good mlddllng.. ...,...,...s....,.,...... -
Mlddling falr.... ...".,,,.................. -
Market closed tirm.
FOREIGN.
LayERrooL, Dec. 90 20.--Eoon-C Cotton-Fair do
mAnd, freely met u preyiousp p icesi uplands
8iI-lG, Orleans, . 1876 sales, u COOS specu-
lHtcn and exports, 5000; receipts, 800,
American s,s50i upiands. low mlddling classi.
oaton, Dec. delivery 2l-S2@6 ll-l6; Dec aud
jan 6n-32G8ll-l6i Jan. and February, . ll-l6;
February and March, 23-32i March
and April, 6l4@G 2t-S2: April and May, 0 s5-
81; May and June, 20-ssi June and July,
------.
Failures STEADY.
Lard 46s.
i.aop A -.Uplands, G'll-lei Orleans, @ 1915,
low nlddling tpiands, 7 l6i good ordinary
up ands, o7-l6i ordinary uplands, Sk.
Fulures que.
5:l6 y ni--Salcs OF American, 10, NO bales.
Futures easter.
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Consolidated net receipts, % ,02l; exports TO
Great Britain, 1885 France, 3,502 continent
$40.
New York. Dec, 20. p.--Money Coz; exchange,
$50, governments, steady; new bn l0ltli
new iA's lllki ~ llSssi state bonds fairly ac-
tive
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