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Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

n, OlICg.-I, BENZ. d. LONGLAND
~ Dc hereby give Botics that shall sp.
ply to the Judges Of the Court Of General
Sessions Of the Ponce and Jail Lelivery OF
the State Of Delaware, In and for the county
Of New Cast O. on Monday, the 10th day Of
May next, being the first day OF the May
term, A. D., 1880, for license to keep an inn
or tavern, known as the Jefferson House, on
tho cor. OF Delaware and Wa:er sts, In the
city OF New Castle, in New Castle Hd., School
District No. IS, New Castle county and State
aforesaid, with the privilege to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors In less quantites than one quart
to be drank on the premises, and the fellow
ing respectable citisens recommend the said
application, to wit:
A. q. Gray, Jacob Deakyne,
J. M. Horsman, Walter Yandever,
Sam H. Black, James Wilmot,
u. W. Elleinton, James +. Etiason,
George W. Wilnlot, M. M. Weir,
Geo. +. Deakyns, Joseph Yarnail,
John W. Black, David Chase.
4-7-3t p. d. LeNGLAND.
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Loealels.

Miss Mary Whitcraft, a Young Rsbb|
in the employ Of the James o "a bsdJ
printing company had hor .' hand =, NJ NJ
ornshed In the elevator 0 aay -"
ago. .a. chs.
II was 8. c. Pattinson ana nv i,okssfl
les Pattinson, who wns hurt "
& sharp's On Thursday. :. p.la.
Mr.. George 8. Hagsny wens Iii n Tps.|
more to-day and will remain un
day next.
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DO0gipR a hoard Bl1l,

James Nie(ds was before the Mayor
this morning and young man testi-
fed that the prisoner had tried to
cheat his aunt out Of q board bill and
ran away. He chased him and told
him to come back when no gave much
abuse. He was fined the costs, and
held to keep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
TruAteeA Elected.

At the annual meeting of The @'n'
bers Of the AsbuIy NJ. r. Churcn y.
Tuesday evening last, the iollosps
named members were elected TIuSSs.'I
For three years, W. B. Gsep, j. D. ~
Mullin and James Floyd for two yssTs yTs
Charles WeleL; for one year, James ~
Kay.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
TEse Trouting Association.

The Delaware Trotting Assoolatlal
met yesterday afternoon and decided "
hold their trottiDg meeting on Wsdns
day and Thursday, June oh AID lua.
Another meeting will bo held Mohasy v
next, at which time the programme "
races will be prepared and a secresaI
elected to fll the place Of J0sep'
HnoDea
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PUBLIC SALRs,


pvBLlC:SALE
A TWO STORY AND MANSAgD BRICK
DWELLING,
No. 100 West Ninth street, and a good build
lrg lot near the above, on
SATURDAY, APR.Lls,
ats o'clock, p. m,
on the premises, without postp0nanent. with.
drawal or undertaking.
The dwelling k located In popular section
OF the city, has seven roems and bath room, 10
pleasant home, In excellent condition. and
will be gladly shown by the owner and ocou.
pant. Lot 10 IL. 4 inches BY 50 n, with right
Of alley-way TO Monroe street.
The building lot Is l8xs0, renting on Ninth
street, is In good locatisn near Madison
street, end Is desirable one for purchasers.
TERMs.-For the dwelling o., 900 may ro-
main on mortgage secured BY proper fire in.
surarce, and the balance to DO equally diyid.
90 In cash and notes with approved endorseYs
Et 2 ana months, bearing Interest from day
ei sale. Fer the lot one third cash and the
balance In nstes at 2 and 4 months, bearing
interest from day OF sale Possession Of botL
hsuse and iot Immediate upSn settlement.
J. II. HEALD,
+SeSl'. Agent 10 kffect the Sale.
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a.anfirmaffon at DO yer.

The Right Reverend Bishop bs'is, W.,
will administer the rite Of Con flrinSu"
ON Sunday April 18th, in Holy " yas :
(Catholic) Church, Of Dover, q, ivm III
O'Clock, A. NJ. In the evening ~ Nm IN
deliver o lecture in the church ~ ,n,, M
past seven o'clock on the "lnfsillOA"
Of the Pope"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
01ee Ro.pnfnteu.

The wood work on the exterior of the
locomotive 0face Of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Com.
pany, at the foot Of Walnut street, Is
being painted light and dark brown
ish color by workmen under the super
vision of James Smith.
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rbs Con,rsetAwzrde 4.

The special Council Committee on ,.d n
new city building held o M 's'lpS s,,.d "A
night and decided to award the c"1G 20 4.
to Harry Lspe at $s,4s6.76;, :, w. W. " h
Pierce was the next bidder, Vhei''
do the work for $S, 487.
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DRoPoSAIS.-Te BUILDERS.

VBHUFUSnI6.-IVB BUILDERY.
0FFIOE OF ENGINEER
4TH LIeH1~ House DISTRICT.
b32 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
April l, 1851.
Sealed proposals will be received ut this Of.
nee until IL O'clock, m, ot rnursday. the 22d
day OF April. 1850, for Light House and
Keepers dwelling, both frame, for the front
ano rear beaoons Of Schooner Ledge Range.
Light, Delaware River.
Plans, specifications, forms Of proposal and
other Information may DO obtained on appli.
cation to this ONCE.
The right 10 reserved to REJECT any and all
bids and 10 waive any defscis.
VIM. r. RAYNoLps,
Lant. Colonel, Corps Of Engineers,
A3Si. Enginetr 4th Light House District
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At EeWpDFt.

Rev. Or. Matlack will pr'sch AZ rot.
port M. Z. Church at 10y O'Clock .,oI'sk. ,C
row morning. Love feast at 'o"
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Tn Q Ramo's Engine,

The Fame Hose Fire engine has been
thoroughly renovated, a fine set Of new
wheels have been put on, which are
beautifully painted, and the brass is
polished up as bright as new dollar.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
.oUsE AND SION PAINTING.

Gratning, Vanishing, Paper varniaAing
speciality, Staining and Hard wesd Finishing,
and every kind Of work In our line done in q
frstrclass manner BY experienced wofkmen,
patronage solicited. Estinaasos furnfshed
DANIEL SMITH, Manager.
Successor TO Barker 4 Snith, Agts.
M SHIPLEY STREET,
smd Wilmington, Bot.
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Public Sale of Dwelling
Lots and other Real Estate,
with - years experience.
45-w-s-ap HEALD T. Go.
PROPOSALS.

DRoPOSALlS.-FO IRON MANUFAO.
Il TUREHS.
OBEIcE OF EnaIEBHR
4TH LlsHT.HoUeB DIsTPICr,
baa Walnut street, Philadelphia,
April l, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received ut this Of
nee until IL o'clock, m Of Thursday, the 22i
day Of April, 1880, for one Iron Light House
tower for tho Rear Beacon Of Schooner Ledge
Rango Lights, delaware hiver.
Pans, EDeeincations, forms Of proposal and
other information may TO obtained on appli.
cation TO this Office
The right ia reserved TO r.iset any and all
bid7, and to waive any detects.
VIZ. +. KAYNoLDs,
Lieut. Colonel, Corps OF Engineers,
4'3-Gi. Engineer Atm Light House District
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A NEW GROCERY SToRK.

George r.. Wheeler, lo4 Z. Second st. has
lately finished and completely remodeled
the cid stand, having torn out all the old tix.
tures The new ones makes the store second to
none. Being grateful for past patronage,
and by careful attention 10 business he hopes
to merit q continuance of the same. He has
laid In new stock OF choice groceries, and
shall endeayOr to make the prices for good
goods as low as the lowest. He extends q
cordial invitation to all TO come and see the
new store. Very Respectfully.
9Eo. Z. WHEELER,
Slsd . 1ol &. and St, oity.
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The Egjurcc Man.

The condition Of William D. Me-
Caulley, who was hurt recently in
Stewards foundry, was unchanged al
noon. lie is not expected to r@cover.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
DUELIC SALE!

DUELIC SALE!
VIII be ssld at plbllc sale, at the stables Of
E. III. Gibson, on French st., below Second,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL l4th, lss0,
at IL o'clock, N. sharp,
Twenty three head Of Ohio horses, H.
good workers and driyesg, we'll broken <H15e
and como Of them we'll mated from !. 10
years old. Also pair OF Mules, and pair OF
well.ncted brown mares, Q and years old,
sound and coed drivers.
The stock will be on examination at the
Stables from "Wednesday the Hh inst, until
day Of sale.
TERNs.-A credit Of 90 days will be given en-
purchaser giving barkeble note win an ap.
proved entorser. H. SHAMELESS,
l.. W. Bttdham & aon, Auot'ra 4beod
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

NOiICE.-,I B. q. PEARUE, HEREBY
~ give notice that snail apply TO the
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF ths StGte Of
Delaware, In and tor the County of New Cas-
tle on Monday, the 10th day Of May next,
beiug the first day Of the May term, A. D.,
1880, for a license 10 keep an iun or tavern at
Hare's Corner, In School District No. 4S, New
Castle Hundred, county and State aforesaid,
and 10 sell intoxicating liquors In less quanti-
ties than one quart, TO be drank on the prem
ises, and the following respectable citizens 70.
commend the said application, to wit:
Robert X. Morrison, John Morrison,
Michael Groves, b. y. Holcemb,
w. p: Forrest, George N. Rice,
Obadiah o. Vincent, Theo. Bruce.
Benz. Marley. VIM. Fdmunson,
Thomas White, W. Stoops,
James l.. Bolton, As 80 b. @. PEARCE.
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R0aa Lunch-

Clam soup lunch tonight 40.
Western Hotel Fourth and ol'nS
All arc invited.
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DUBLlO SALE
l. OF
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS. CALVES
AND SPRIAGEES,
The subscriber will sell at PublIs, Sale, NJ
the Chadds' Esrd Hotel, Delaware EQUITY,
Pl., oil
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1850,
at l.so O'Clock, p m.
Forty Lancaster County Cows and Sg-rsx
some fat stoDk A credit OF 50 days &,-iyS
will be given. No posiponement Oh a5GJaHt
OF weather
n. B.-A lot Of York State and Bulls will
DO offered at Private sale on Aprll u.
33).d&wts. AMOS W, HOIJSE Il.
l.. W. Sadham g. Son, Auct'rs.
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NoW oPENED.--J. Il. CHANDLER L
N Cos. Grocery store, with IN entire stock
Of new groceries Of the best quality, which we
will sell at the very lowest cash prices. Pure
spices and the best grades Of flour in the
yea 20 10 the right place.
CHANDLER & CO.,
10 E. 5rd st., Todd Fellows Hail
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

Cd halssmiRor Hsd white washer, No, s2a
French vt. DEn't ;o,se; tie place. .a.9-stS
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

NOTICE., VIII. JACK, DO HEREBY
IN eive notice that shall apply TO the
Judges Of the Court Of & eneral Sees' ons of the
Peace and jail Delivery OF the Stat Of Dels-
ware, In and Tor the county OF New Castle, on
Monday, tho 10Th day Of May next, being the
first day Of the May term, A. D., 1880, tor a
lictnse to keep an inn or tavern at No. 9 East
Ihird street, In the / ourth Ward of the city
OF Wilmington, county and state aforesaid,
with the privilege to cell intoxicating llouoYs
In less quantities tnan one quart TO be drank
on the premises, and tho fOllogin2 respecta.
to Wit:
ias: i1 a: Hart, VIM. r. Karr Jr.,
v, w ~ D; nj hisr, Chas. q. Bush,
VI w, H. BRADY !ames Parker,
HnAs; M5 M5ntoeie, John Hanson.
~ LoS; W. uatt, I?G1 D. Burta
TN ~; mef;4eS, 7; r. 5u.!us a. hrawpe,
!. : nos' = Eatoh' John Otto,
90 y ii'SV' S', Peter,SMinger,
W -, W. ~ ,&GiQbd. y. M. SimpErs,
- A!ien, 7h0s. !. Gfubb,
H5:nard Bonner, VIM. 0atta.
Francis X. Jaiquot, Francis r. 3awion.
JGmea Duran. 4rS.8t W. II. JACK.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

THOMAS RILEY,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER, STEAM AND
GAS FILTER,
NO. Hs WEST SEVENTH STREET.
Having made plumbing and sanitary en-
gineering for the past forty years my busi.
ness 'esl confident Of giving entire satisfao.
ton TO those who may favor me with their NJ
tronage. Best Of reference Sty<n IN resar1
20 ability. 1.2s-3Si
THOMAS RILEY, Ns ". SEVENTH s!
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NUTlCE.-I, AUGUSTUS 8. LEGO, Du
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Oourt OF General Sessions Of the Pease
and Jail Delivery Of the state oil Delaware, In
and for New Castle O.uuty on Monday, the
10th day OF May next, a. D., 1850, being tho
first any Of this May term OF the said Court,
for q license TO keep an inn or tavern at IA
Market street, in the Sixth Ward, Of the City
Of Wilmington, Del, and to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than enc quart, q
DO drank on the premises, and the following
citizens recommend the said az.
piicatioa 10 wit:
Jacob RICHTER, William Schneider.
Charles Hail9rn, Henry Schneider,
haries y. Taylor, VIM. OmeEsstte.,
MicLael panahce. VIM. Il. White.
J. 4 GaitlhGr, Samuel Schultz,
W. n. Miller, .Iacob Stuck.
John D:hetty. John Worth,
Henry q. Courtney, J. Harman,
+. A. StufReol, Thomas f. Hawkins,
Lewis CutIott, James II. Richie,
Edward FentOn, John Mcbride.
Andrew Multiao, Frederick Wahl.
James McCoy, Levi A. BertOlette
Arthur Preston. 1855 A. S. LEt4a.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
ToHN WILLIE,
SAIL MAKER, Foot Of Ath
Street,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sails Of all descriptions; also Awnings, Yer.
andas, Tents and Covers, made and repaired
A large assortment Of all tho latest styles Of
striped goods f4r AwntRgs On hand.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY AT
43-3wd TENDED TO.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

From our once 10 the New York and PhIla.
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur
niahed simultaneously with sales being
made at those exchanges.
Philadelphia, New York and ganFrancisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car.
ried on margin.
All Local Securities poasht and Sold.
Cash Ready for good First Mortgages.
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DIRECT PRIVATE wIREl

W lminston, Delaware,
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(Cefreoted daily ~ A. u. TatnalI,)
'rtme T1mOthy, per ton am o0dSoa
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ii. FouRS noR SALE.

U.S. FoURS FOB SALE.
SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
WARrRD.-l0 shrs. National Bank OF vii.
mington and Bmndywine Stock.
Philadelphia, Hew ferk and q ,ston ssocn
bought and sold on commission. Every facil.
:ies afforded for parsons 10 sell or invess IN
LOOKS or bOnds. ieb2o-lv
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10

NCT4UE.-I, JACOB b. HYATT, DO
IN hereby give notice that shall
nupH to ths Judges OF the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Pea;o and Jail Do
livery in the State OF Delaware, In and for
New Castle county, upon Monday the 10th
day CT May next, 1850 being the frst day Of
the next May term OF the said Court for q II.
eense to keep an inn or tavern known as the
farmers ard Drovers' Hstel, In School DIE
trict 81, in the town oil Newport Christians
Hd., New CASTLE county and state Aforesaid,
with the privilege to sell intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, to be drank
op tAe premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application to
Daily Republican., 1880-04-10
100 ", FRONT STREET.

WILMINGTON HAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
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RHeKKns.
ILIA0IT. JOHNSON = 90.
BANKHRs AED BKsKHRs,

sonNzK SIXTH AND MARKEr sTs.,
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that an order was
~ passed to-day by the Commissioners
Court of Dallas county "That the Courthouse
be rebuilt substantially as 1t was (befOre the
Are) in the second story, ana to have a Man
sari roof. fourteen feet story, all to be
thoroughly plastered painted. etc.. The
whole 10 be surmounted with neat dome,
suitable to the building, proper attention be-
ing given in the second-story or courtroom
proper to acoustics; gas pipes to be run
through the building. The above to be done
without delay ready for the furniture" am
directed to advertise for plans, specifications
and bids on tine aoove work, to be submitted
and opened on Friday, February 18th, 1880, at
10 o'clock q. IN. Payments VIII be made in
ca n as the work progresses. A good bond
will ". required of the successful bidder. The
building to be completed and ready for occu-
pancy the first day oil June, lsso;
County Judge, Dallas county, Texas.
February 9, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the Commission
ets have extended the time in which bids are
IN he submitted on the rebuilding Of the Court
hoi1se, from Friday, the 18th, 10 Wednesday,
the lsih day of February, lssO, This will
give ali tho.e who may desire TO bid ample
time in which TO get mp their figure.
'''''' ~ II. e. BURKE,
Judge, &c.
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CORSICANA.

Correspondence OF tn Herald
CoRsICANA, February 10. 1850.
Senator Marion Martin has been confined
to his bed several days, but is getting along
all right T. Turner is able to be out
again.-"Fate" was we'll rendered by the
Golden troupe last night. GAMBIA has
the finest fruit store in the city and is doing q
good business The peach trees are in full
bloom--Odd Fellows lodge meets Thurs
day night.-The result of the election is
quite gratifying. Total number OF property
taxpayers in the city as shown by the tax
rolls is S44, of which 297 voted for the levy
of the school tax yesterday. This gives 81
more than two-thirds majority in favor of the
enterprise. The moss-backs were bad
" left this time and the good
name ofour enterprising city vindicated.----
The County Commissioners court is still in
session, Judge harle presiding, s.. IL. Kerr
clerk. Election ordered for stock law in the
neighborhood of Rice, also vicinity of
Hogans Bridge, and Spring Hill. Accounts
allowed to-day, S284.-Justice Walton had
Eve seiled doves in his court this morning
and continued their cases until tomorrow.
will Rich applied for license to practice
law in the District court to-day, filing with
his application, his diploma from Cincin-
natl law college, also proper certificate from
Commissioner. court of moral character.
Sheriff Duan will finish planting 200
acres Of corn on his plantation this week.
In the Distric. Court to-day, DeBurg was ac-
Quilted on charge of swindling, and State
vs.. Lewis Moye, f. m. c., for selling mort
gagged property is now on trial.-Justice
Walton will be candidate for reelection.
He has been competent, prompt and efficient.
Rev. Andrew Davis returned to-day
to visit his family and friends.--
The negro, John Henry, convicted OF murder,
will be sentenced either tomorrow or ne1s :
day. to be hanged. Rooneys class of
pretty little girls broke up the District court
this afternoon. They wanted the Opera
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DURING the thirty-six days of 1880 from
the first Of January to the fifth Of February
and when We deduct five Sundays II leaves
but thirty-one working aays-ninety-eight
miles of railroad were constructed In the
United States making All average Of three
and one-sixth miles per day. Taking this
average for tho year through, and we will
have 900 miles OF railroad built, Weinoline
TO the opinion that the average will be
greater than this per day, for here in Texas
we will have in tho extension Of tho Texas N
Pacific road westward, Of the Dallas "
Wichita to Whtesboro, the building of the
Dallas, Cleburne " Rio Grande road 10 Gle
burne and the extension of the Houston IL
Texas Central road from Morgan into East
land county more than i've hundred miles.
The st. Louis Il Texas Narrow Gauge the
Western and Eastora Texas Narrow Gauge
from Houston eastward and the Texas Trunk
Line now have forces AT work, andit is said
the Houston Il San Antonio road will race
with the Texas & Pacific for the goal of III
Paso; that the road from Denison to Sabine
Pass is to be pushed and the International ex-
tended from Austin TO San Antonio.
fall these roads are actively urged forward,
why Texas will have this year near thou
sand miles ofnew railroad herself
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IT being II fact that home manufacturers
have, within the last six or eight months,
marked up the prices of theirgoods so high
that foreign goods of the same kind can be
brought here cheaper, Notwithstanding the
cost of transportation and the enormous
duties eXacted, what other argument is
needed in favor of free trade? Why should
the great mass of the people who are consul
mers be forced TO pay exhorbitant prices for
such things MS they need, that favored few
who invest their money in manufacturing
may grow enormously rich? Out upon any
such policy and utter confusiop to the states
mAn who advocates il.
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THE DALLAS HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, $780,

house 10 rehearse In. They will give nm enter.
lanmenl Friday nightat the 0pora-house, -
The travelling public ARE requested 70 give
the Molloy house, Of this city, a trial. lthas
recently changed hands, and tho manager
Captain 5. ID. Moore, spares neither pains
nor expense TO make the Molloy house first
class in every particular.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.


LIVERPOOL, Feb. TO- Noon-Cotton tending
upward; uplands, TX, Orleans, X, receipts,
81 ,OUO; American %. 900; sales Il, 900 bales;
speculation and export 1000; uplands, low
mlddling classihcations Tor February delivery
-;Febru Try md March, ll-S2@ss; March and
April, I ll.32@'S; Npril and May 7h@l3-2
May aud June, l3-32@l5-32; June and July,
I l5.32Gh; July and August, ,71sgl7-&; August
and september, -; September and October,
~ October and November, 1882; November
aud December 7; futurea firm.
$50 m-sae', $4,000; speculation and ex-
port, 100 uplands low miduling CLASH fca-
lions for March and April delivery, I 1892;
Oct her and November, 5-S2
. % m-Manch ster market for yarns and fab
RIGS tlm and tending upward; up ands low
middling classihcations for April and May
delivery, SIG
$3.50 p m-Saes American, ll,5Oo uplands
low IN ddling classiti cations for February and
March delivery, 7 3.S2; May and June, ~
June and July, 1872; November and De-
cember, ! Lilo.
bpm Futures closed firm,
NEW IUHK
NEW YORK, Feb. 10 - Money 5@s6 per diem
exchange 4s75i; Governments firm; new SIS,
Oh; fours and a half 1885,; fours lO5}R State
bonds dull
XIV YORK, Feb. 10, Stocks strong; money
500; exchange, long, 4S2A do, short, ass; STATE
bonds dull; Governments quiet.
E.h pui of
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supported the amendment, but thought the
main question should be dealt with on fu-
ture occasion.
Mr.. Ashelon, Conservative, from either
tho, denied that tho rents required of
Irish tenants were excessive,
He recommended the withdrawal Of the
amendment.
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wEAvERs TALK STRIKE,

Burnley, Feb. l0,--In consequence Of nu'
merous promises Of support from other
towns, the Burnley weayers, representing
10000 looms, have resolved 10 give notice
tomorrow of their intention TO al ike If the
demand for m inoroose Of ten per cent in
wages is not acc eded TO.
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nent 935; stock - "a
Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar dull
and weak; centrifugal, Txash; Melado, Az:
fair TO good refining, 7h@&; prime, * ;reilD cd
in fair demand; 81 andard a, 3.
New York, Feb. 10 Wool in good demand;
domestic fleece, 4395s;' pulled, 3O9js;
unwashed, 1870; Texas, 2I@i0.
Hides in light demand and in buyers favor,
Texas, 109llM.
Kansas City, Feb. u. Wheat - No. 9 spot,
81 iG bid; No. 3 spot, 81 OK.
Kansas City, Feb. 10. : Bacon, clear, *,
rib aud long, 7.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb 10. Hogs Inactive;
light shipping, 4 0O@l0; packing l0@i 90
butchers to select, 25@4 35j receipts, $500;
shipments 348.
Cattle market easier for butchers stock;
hest native steers scarce aud wanted; good to
prime steers, 1h990; fair 10 good, 1895 90;
live butchers, 4 90 s45; feeders, lO950; cows
and heifers, OOfl3 so; wintered Texans, 3 25@
4 90; receipts. 700; shipments, 500.
Sheep steady and In fair demand; medium TO
fair, 3 750i 70; good, 1000; prime to choice,
8 OO66 OJ; receipts, 900; shipments, 1000.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb 10 - The Drovers' Journ al
reports cattle receipts at $500; shipments 800;
In good demand at full prices for shipping;
good to choice 00940; common to fair ,4OO@s3;
butchers, 2 0O9i 0O, stockers and feeders, w
"a 10; yards well cleared.
Sheep, receipts, 2000; shipments, 800; mar
ket dull: "a lower, SOFAS 90.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rB-wANTEp - A position M CLERK In u
Wholesale or retail store, have had years eX-
perencci can keep books n desired am not
afraid Of work. Satisfactory references given
on application, Address,
II. O, FULLER,
iebll.2t Plano Texas.
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Ey-At request OF The County commissioner,
viii sell TO the highest bid err, ON Wednes-
day, the nth, NJ II O'Clock At the courthouse
the tin roofing saved from the fire.
W. NJ, MOON,
sheriff