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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13
FOR RENT.

The three-story brick building, good bust
ness and Westinghouse, located corner
Fourteenth street and Ohio Levee, will be
rented either furnished or unfinished to a
good tenant. Apply on the premises to
Mrs. TIMOTHY O'CALLAHAN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13
LOST.

A gold neck chain, for "a child, between
NV residence and St Joseph church, Sunday,
IL the finder will return to ME, suitable
reward will be paid
Mrs. G. O. Patier.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13
NOTICE TO SALOON KEEPERS

I hereby notify all sooon keepers not to
give or sell my husband, William Frank,
any intoxicating liquors, or will prosecute
them to the fullest extent Of the .aw.
Mrs. WILLIAM FRANK.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13
MARBLEIzED MANTLES.

VIM. Davidson, Eighth street, is agent
tor VIM. L. Perkins & Co.'S celebrated Mar
bleized Nantes and Crates. They are ele-
giant.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13
HEKTOGRAPH.

Just received at The BULLETIN once q
stock of paper especially for "Hektograph
Copying.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13

LOST. "A dark rep sack-coat on the night
Of July 9Th, in the neighborhood OF Sixth
street. The finder will be literally re-
warded by leaving name at this office.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13
JACK PowELL's STATEMENT
IsNNk U V W F1T8S p Y - 4 LIT II
STATE OF Ills. Alexander Co.
City Of Cairo. '''

STATE OF Ills. Alexander Co. =,
City Of Cairo. So
l, Jack Powell, personally appear before
0. A. Osborn, a justice Of the peace Of said
county, and on oath state, THAT l was arrested
at the city of vicksburg, Miss, on Feb,
18th. by officer Hogan, and on the cars at
the depot, Hogan took from my wife $1,000
which l had given her that morning, part
of the wages I had earned on the G. w.
Cheek. Hogan told my wife he wouIdgive
me the money,but he has not done so thus far
and he refused to give it to me, saying |
had no right to it. He left me at jackson,
and went to New Orleans, to see Sid Will
liams. On his return he told me not to say
anything to the Sheriff about it,
that Williams was the best
thief that ever was in Caro-, and as soon as
Schuckers could be got off the force, he
(Hogan) was going to have Williams back
here. | was present when Dugan was
brought before Squire Coming, and hav-
ing heard Dugsn's statement as to what
occurred before Comings and on the way
back to the Jail. assert that Mr.. Dugan
has related the facts just as they occurred.
There Is much more of Importance that the
public might wish to know, of the methods
Of these officers, but I prefer to reserve
further facts for the use of the court.
JACK POWELL
Subscribed and sworn
to before me this 1ath day
Of July, A. D. 1880.
0. A. OSBORNE. p.
The above affidavits we obtained from
the parties whose names they bear, and
who are prisoners in the county Jail, hay
ing been placed there at tie instance of
officers Hogan and Sheehan. The fact that
they are prisoners awaiting trial does not
lessen their weight, for only in case of con
vict0n does such result follow. Besides,
there could be no possibility Of proving
the guilt of the officers named from any
other source, since their unlawful practices
are confined exclusively to this class
OF persons. But that there may
be no possible doubt concern
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-07-13
|nIy Morning Daily In Southern Illinois.


Notices in this column, Ave cents per liue, each
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14

~fSNA"t ~ Auo I1eIhl0.
San Antonio, Dec. ls.-Colonel J. r.
Sweet died yesterday morning after long
Illness lie was buried this evening at tbrea
O'Clock. He came to this country
80 years year' ago. He has hsld
many Important positions, among thom
several terms as mayor. For ,br.a
years he has been confined to his rcsidcncs
almost helpless invalid. He leaves larra
circle OF warm personal friends aud relatives
TO mourn his demise, among the latter the
assistant editor of tho Galveston News.
A correspondent writes from Kerrville
that LIMA Rosenberg, seven years old, has
died from Tlehns. Her sutlsriags mere tor.
rols all night previous 10 bsr
death. Two other children are lying In
hopeless condition. The whole family ware
afflicted but the brother and youngest child
are improving, '''
News has been received hero from off.
csd sources that the International has sold
the rlght'of-way from San Antonio
TO the Rio Graude 10 Iav
Gould, OF the Missouri Paeilc
who will begin the extension of the road at
once; also that negotiations are pSnding for
tho purchase of tho read from
Milano to San Antonio Tho srrare.
ment will give general satisfaction here, io-
sure the speedy completion of line 10 In,
Rio Grande.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
a U \. Deputy Collector ,,,u,.,
~ m0onshlner.

Nashville, Tenn, psc 10
os''u... o'a Friday y at Bloomisg,on, po,Dsm'
bW tbs,;WS assaaaan,sssee. to the Amer,c,r 49,.
,u. WIN nsat u miles east Of coeh.n;,,, chn, says
I"sou T welch,s nioonshin.rs 'nss' MI rs pe,
TT 1TuSs DsVi'' U. s. deputy coilao, Sspsa'n
~ y. q commissioner &. w WSysor, T. ana
laws was killed and CsnpbsI & &osnppsu,
s'm nyS'iy 70 dea,h. Davis last word. 's uea'en
~ were "oh Lord, Gsorron .Ss. Muen ne
~, o0smeoell. A letter ds,sd Soob .Su sIuu.esslng
y.n, oietsted by Campbell 10 N : Tu, Dec
sloner William Woodcock. eonarr. Ar evmmls- ,l
Potc Campbellsays " Davis WAS =, fs tus 70.
nees nome IN the east end of pntn.v, oaoason sN
y Today, and seized lot Of hrsnaS ,A' ''n uVun-
ne m was attacked by q numher mS when
laws ordered me 10 issne n ~ persons.
Weleh and / sat down 'or 'nem.
. leysr4" 70 Issue the writ wbsn
SaSuuer 1biaS IO Welch struck mo with INV gns su
down w Wve proke over my head, KNOCKING mo
his sa., "nen got up Davis WAS down with M
IVY ~ log as If he was nurderad
f0o, neiped him into ,Jschso.
,.oS .oo > mouse. About this time ssw 49, tSa
nsn;S ,9on coming With guns, and took hols "S "e
hn,I psSs ana said, 'Lets 20 away.i Wa w.va =.
was I %'nSS' "sdIoS arms a We started away Davis
wS' w nolea Ss and did not seem 70 know
,on w%,e had happened. We had INV INV
NV. NV yssuS irom Lees house when Gun svrs WA,
ntsd about % yards from us. Davis i fs,l wa WA
,Lis1 ,h,Ol, On, Lord, George | moved cd @"u an
u.uAiug 'ns next minute would hs
n'S,ods S last ! reached Cooksvllle At tan
o'clock o'clock in the evening and am y ,"w .,w
hshhg my wounds dressed / am sevorSlr .Jw
Sus and bruised on :he head, bu, 'in''a will ao
uscS tonight with Sheriff IL. j. Brsansss ss
VI ra'nam county, with warrant sar Il,
arres' OF Alex. Welch. will write rnu aO
RsrseuiArs s tomorrow. Myself and SoS,;ra ,ra
ih0has ai"r rs, Wslch wore in the agh,-wben
own gun. WV" WIN my
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14

The yearly greetings exchanged between
atlves and friends at Christmss would
divestod of half their heartlness
unaccempanied by gifts. Has the
'hder ever thought Of that?
bur chief society reporter, while taking his
customed stroll aloAg Elm street the other
y, was diverted, beyond measure of word,
the gorgeous display OF Holiday Novelties
the dozen plate glass show-windows
kt adorn the principal front of SANGrR's.
h dropped in to see the greater siebts
| the gay interior. He was shown through
q retail divisions of thEt complete establish
ent and took copiouS notes OF what he saw
II the beneht Of HslALD readers.
|rhe magnificent now store now occupied by
|kGEa Bros. admirably affords tho two prime
|ouisites OF light and space for the annie ac-
|mmOdstiou of both customers and good,
Iring the perfect jams" that this great
|sort of our peorle witnesses every year at
|b period. The present arrangement of
|ods, In thirty different departments. has
an msdo with especial and fitting reference
Die holiday season. Santa Claus certsIpl,
y find SAEGRR'sin thorough order as the re-
|snzed headquarters for suitable presents for
! q elders and juniors.
Irhe costliest treasures Of all on exhibition
e displayed by the four departments in the
bin aisle; the Silk department coming fir.t
fth the most superb selection and largest
ck of silks and ss ,lns yer brought to Texas
one tlrE. The dazzling display their
|Kldly contrasted effects make Is calculated
Impress strangers with just idea of tho
fR and wealth society in the chief city in
Irth Texas has acquired. The associate
partments contained Dress Goods, colored
shmeres, Black Goods and Dress Trim
|ngs. Standing here, what picture what
&oilet-conld the mind OF fslr woman paint
he millinery quarters may Justly no regard
B one Of 1ho busiest and most successful OF
0 numerous departments Here were "a
|rfect loves of Bonnets, made from Paris
|tterns, aud In artistic orl Ainals, as feminine
|ecOuld wish TO feast upon. Alsrge liEe OF
INNINGS, flowers, feathers and ornaments Ia
|pt in stock.
|Adjoinlng was the Cloak room, depart
fnt that Ia filled to repletlon with fashiona-
wraps for ladies, consisting OF Dolmsns, in
|fcrent materials, mora or less elaborately
mmed, Cloaks, Mantels, Walking Coats and
ckets, listers and Ulsterettes, etc.
rhe Gloves, among them the new Foster
ds that are finding great favor with our la
|es;the Hosiery, in gally embroidered fronts,
|ncy stripes, solid colors, delicate lssh tints,
|dthe French fashions in silk and Isle thread
1Aces, Huching', FreAch Ftchus, Jsbots,
rs. silk and Hens titchsd Haxdker-
Nefs, Collars and Cuffs, embroidered and lace
eed, put up in fancy boxes; the zephYrs and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
AHcavy Robbery ut Corsicana.

special to tho Herald.
Corsicana, Dec. 10. A Mr.. W
A. Chesnute, merchant of Raleigh
Ia this county, was robbed about dark this
evening, by three young men, of $1,000 in
currency, in two ono hundred bills, three
fifty and the balance in small bills; Also of
one old-fashioned, doublc-ca,ed, gold watch
One of tho men was recognized as J.
Q. Adams, of that neighbrhood, and ia
about 25 years old, low and heavy built
weight about one hundred and forty pounds
light complexion and has fine voice. An,
other about q years old, weight about one
hundeed and twenty-five pounds, dark com.
pIle1ien, small light mou,tachc. The third is
about of the same description as the first.
Two rode rorrell horses, ono with a sligbt
blaze in the face. The other rode a rather
ragged-losking dunn horse. Two hundred
dollars reward is offered for their capture.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14

II 4,
.r,,,,esSS ''o o''o'' SetS ana nne muslin
49,, -. uuoer"e"r' comprises the promi
-, '",N'e''' seNerai departments that were
49, 'u'h anu iouuu 10 De- eeoh, quit7
-, I-AieuuAS Auiiioer OF ssnser's Home
VN- ""' uesSrloes them. A cory OF this valu-
Wv, " NoA'uHS Ahopplns' which oon-
nih.',s1 A',Nn"s ''of', oesnniuly illustrat-
sritohI. -. N'0"'N' anu ea'Alosues OF PARTICLES
Inv 9 ~ WIN pe mailed Tree,
urdo. 81 9', " any S"urSss'
numhar - ,eSas.. 60" n'"u vi NouShs are
io,,.- - "nleh are partlcu'
Z ba IIo,ia.- .,a,, r,'' N'''"S'''e S'ure i0r
,sr., v.r.., "P"ns'o hVous anu
rlove and b,rdrasohy., N-' , ei'Df"''ns
-, HN"".eron'SI po4es, WORK boXeS,
arg aud so,,,..u s'eat ho'u-
nis cushions -, N,0''iAe 'Nses'
ceiysre toil,t so,s oIh,,,a -,s ,e-
articlss g.nov - 80 wv AVie'
good. n, auti,a. ha,. ,.l". '.l.'"'eiiSS' n"u
kp,vss ond .oi..o.. e,s4l',D l's''' ""e pO'N''
tnt st.rd, ot' ."HSS s'a''onery IN Ooxes'
,bo ,.i.,,, 49, "'0 W, ,'iS l''l'ihg' Wh'ie
,bor,saI,,a. sS1a So" oiis"'et rloooAs OF
Tha5o,t. w., o1-i.l~"t u'piay'
o.os a.. sous 'u'n ieSs' lor me
I.rr. n,.-tns VI 'n1 o''iiuron, mere being
hihI,,o,, 49,, -. .'l' "'es'oA uoils on eH'
otbor ~, ,., ,'-,,, w '-o"eo oS 'neN WIN
h,,,,r.. 1S' " "N i"AooeAt hssrt
Thart.
% 1,,... = ''i'0H' mas especial features
"YN''> ''Po "Hu iSules' VINO
w aP' " ~ in'o eos.Acief over some lineA
''1e -, o-o'i .'ui's' WIN oird anu ioWi designs
,sS'"es "ohie exquisite em-
''0-u'''" 0ilo DiAhAe's ALSO come In for warm
WIN ''N'ion'
0i e.h''e"oh an" 20 mahAiha, "nANGER's"
n"S q"''0 "' s'e" WINE not as many and va
,"u "''i"''i'nS M i"f iaules ana to woman
Anu
NO pe''er present could DO made most men
than nice business suit, or fine custom
rnsde drass AMI, ,..,, -.
.,,.r.nsi,,,s 49, 49,, " ~A o'e'0'S'' Aa eis'er' OF
or nat or something In the
way of fine furnishings. selected frn,,, ha
splendid stock SAyoup ppos carry, iDs+.,t.,,
ra,lar soon, ,,,.'a N',-'' '"'''i,'n
uo0 n "eAi' eo"i'-p'hs' Sleeve buttons, silk
htndEerchlefs, fse d0gskin and kid gloves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
The Irish ouos,,o,

nafiin' Dec la'-The North German Ga.
xe'i' criticisos the government measures in
Ireland, and says ifthc peace preservation act
n'a not been allowed to lapse for party rea,
son. @ IT would have b.on moro effective in
supprcssing the sensation than all the GOV" -
ernmenrs military measures. w h''
Dublin, Dec. IA large meeting was
hed to day near Ballira. An abusivo roso9
,uuon was passed, protesting against the
language Of tho chief fjustice, and expressinc
the belief that the trial of the trayerssr.
decide. 10 "'o"su 'o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
Cold wea,her.

fouEhkeopsic, N. Y, Dec. ls-The mor.
curry at all points this morning is three de-.
sIsn NV below zero. The river here Il choksd
WIN WY new ice. Poughksop,ie steamers esV1SS sra
s'lll rusning to New York, but nsy;as,ion 'ie -
becoming difficult. ' "'sa''0n Is
hondout N, T., Dec. ls--Tho thermom.
eMr , wac four degrees below zero al o'eIoek
snn morning. Ice in tho Hudson al tbis
Polns wa, Two inches thick. Tho ferry boat
Ming. 10 Ss''i run
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
CONGREGATIONAL.

Washington, Dec. 13,-AIr. Townsend, of
Ohio, presented the credentials of MIR. Taylor
as member from tho ninth district of Ohio,
Mr. Garfsld's district.
Mr.. Hurd, Of Ohio, the credentials having
been read, objscted TO Mr. Taylor's being
sworn in, and moved that the credentials be-
referred to tho committee on elections
Mr.. mckinley, Of Ohio-0n what groundsY
MI Hurd stated that on the 18th day of
January, 1873, n law bad been passed bv
the Ohio legislature, creating the ninteenlh
district.
-, Mr. Butterworth Of Ohio (interrupting)-.
The certificate Of the election was REGULAR ON
its face was it not.
Mr.. Hurd-l take it that il ia not a
proceeding Hc said that Gsn,r.l
Garfield had been elected from the ninteenth
district ss It had been composed under the
law o. 1873. In 1879 the law of 1878 had
been repealed and now district created.
Ihs ground upon which Taylor rested hi,
claim, was that the vacancy which had bean
caused by tho resignation of Garfield from
the old nineteenth district, ough. TO bo filed NV
an election held within the territory vhicS
had formerly composed that distriet
This claim, ho submitted was without
foundation, Garfield, resignation could not
cause vacancy, and, therefore, on the face
OF the certificate it was patent that TAYLOR
had ne right to sea! in the house. Tho
whole trouble was with the legislature of
Ohio, which had passed a law whereby 8SO.-
OOO people would have 10 representatives in
the next congress, willis 100000 would
only. have representatives, without
maklng provision for vacancies. Let tho
legislature of Ohio bear the blame, and lei
not tho house scat man elected from .
district which had no existence.
Mr.. Mckinley argued that, assuming tha,
there was any force in the objection made
BY his colleague, Hurd, the membsr olsct had
a,Prima faoie right to his seat. The objection
should 60 to the committee on elections, but
in the meantime the member-Olect shoul
not DO deprived of hi, right to represent tn,
ninth district.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
John Russell Denti.

special 20 the Herald.
Jacksboro, Dec. lS.-Mr. John Russell,
who was mortslly wounded on the evening
Of the 9th instant at the time his
brother was killed for no apparent cause. by
six unknown mon, fingered until last even.
ing, when he. died. Sheriff King
and party are still in pursuit Of
the nurdersrs, and as this pursui,
is on. Of the nrst OF Kings official acts
il is presumed he will make every effort tc
capture tbs miscreants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
New Orleans nusieipHI Election sus.
tnined

Now Orleans, Dec. 1a.-Thc supreme court
affirmed the decision Of Judge Houston, sus.
tanning !he legality Of the lsto municipal
election, and declaring the candidates entitled
to office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
Appropriation mis-

Washington, Dec. lS.-Ths consular and
diplomatic and military academy appropri.,
ton bills will be reported to the full com,
mi.tss 2 s,! on appropriations on Tuesday, and Il
y believed The committee will approve and
house theisme day. 'A W 'ne
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14

London Dec. l3.-The st. James Gazette
ths evening says: "We understand that the
governmen! has so far listened to Mr.. Fors.
ier'' representations as to place two mere
regiments of troops at the disposal Of The
lrllh executive -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
Nenate

Washington, Dec. 13.-A resolution wa,
offered by Mr.. Vest, in.truoting the civil SER
vice commission 10 idquire into the propriety
ofsuch legislation q. shall require the hllipr u
vacancic. in the signal corps above the rank of
sergeant by appointment from navy or pro-
motion in the corps. led to general discus
sion as to the methods of the signal bureau.
Mr.. Edmunds held that the buresu was Or
iginslly military department, and 50 long ,s
1t remained so its head should bs military
officer.
Mr.. Vest thought naval officers were
by training better fitted for such duties.
The service was no longer essentially mil
ilsry.
Mr.. MaIcy opposed any change in the
present arrangement.
The resolution was finally amended, on
motion ofMr. Edmonds SO that enquiry shall
BE- made BY the conmittee on military nj,
ials n. 80 amended the resolution.
Adopted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14

Special TO the Herald.

Specialize the Herald.
Gslve,tos, Dec. 13.-Cleared TO-DAY.
(foreign) for Liverpool, bark Sylph,den,
1890 bales OF cotton; value, $79,05l. For
Cork, for orders per brig Mira, 100 bales of
cotton; value, S55274. For Liverpool
brig Atmosphere, 4,792 bales of cotton |;
value, $273.776: For Liverpool, brig N.
Mosh0r, 1880 bales Of cotton value, $iG9,.
804,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
The Boys Fired On.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald
Corsicana, Dec. BE. NJ. Erving, of
Blooming Grove, shot into crowd of boys
on Saturday night, hurting one of
them quite badly. The boys were
throwing fire and rockets on his gallery, and
1t IS supposed he shot to scare them away; he
waived examination and gave bond for his
appearance at the next term Of the district
court
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
John Komy's Lcadership Endorsed

New York, Dec. lS.-Ths Tammany COM
mittee on organization, at a full meeting Sat-
urssJ evening, enthusiastically endorsed the
Ieador,hip OF John Kelly. Spesches were
made declaring that Mr.. Kelly never before
was 10 strong as in his seeming hour OF trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
Bogardus ChaIienucd.

Losdon, Dec. 1S.-Dr. Carver has
challenged Captain Bogsrdus to a pigeon
shooting match for $500 aide and the
Championship of the world. The match Il
to take place in the noighborhood Of London
They arc to shoot al 100 pigeons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14

Cincinnati, o., Dec. ia special to the
Commercial from Brazil, lad, says: George
Scott, half-bresd Indian and negro, was
lynched Saturday night by party Of masked
men, who took him from jail, where he was
contned for IN outrage on Mrs. Allison, wife
OF their employer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
MERRY CHRISTMAS,

he Greeting and the 6ift-A RersId
Reporter steps In at Sanger's and
he Reader 10 Givez the BeneGt of
he CopiOus Nstss He Took while
|Thcre - Holiday Attractions for
Young and Old in the shape of Ac.
eeptabIe Presents A Beautiful!
hight,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
ACrnnnfisn Cnn,.a.x

Lsndon, Dee ls.-The Roman municip,l-
isy, IN spite of the cppositioa Of the clerical
members, hss granted site in the public
csmsssry 70 q ersmstiss company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
One Hurdred Perse.. per,,h.a

Lsndon, Dec. 4.-Lass estimates Of less
Of life BY the explosion in Psaygrsig coliisry
maxi the number Of psrsons who psrishsa
enc hundred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14

SIX. ~ "s"'i siaues'
Corn, quiet, 6TeGS.
oats scarce and firm; held at SOC.
Lard steady tieroe, st@oki keg, pxelO
Dry.salt meats quiet bat frm, Guoted.
clear sides, ~. '"v'N'
bacon qaist, ixe0Hesxesyesy.
gar ~rs> oanvassd. 9sl0h.
Mniskey steady; western rsotined, 1oai is.
Gonee dull ssd nominali carsoes ordinary 20
prime, ll@lik. :"
Sugar quiet aud steady, common to good
common, ok@x; fair 10 fully fair, eosS,
prime to choice, tkeli yellow clarified, 7Hm
Molasses frm common, sea32 centrifu-
ga, ;3seJIi fair, 39GA prime 10 choice. aats.
hcs quiet and weaker, ordinary TO choice.
NEW YORK,
NEw ronE, Dec. lS.-,Stocks strong: monev
q exchange, long, AS; exchange short.
tosOi state bonds dull government quiet.
(nttan dulI, anl laa HO0 f',NN''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14
Judss watts, Commission.

BpsoiaI 70 de Herald
Austin, Dec. lS.-Judge A. T. Watts
commission to succeed A. s. Walker as com.
missioner Of the court of appeals, will be
signed to-day and sent tomorrow by mail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-14

Flour QuIct
Wheat active apd lower.
Corn Suiet
Pork dull. l8k.
Old lard steady 6 SIX.
spirits tnrpentine, l5c.
Rosin, 81 80.
Freights steady.
FOREIGN.
LIv.srooL, Dee TO- Noon : Cotton. Arm:
upIann,, WI Orleans, Q 1915, sales, Il, 900;
AperioAn, sales S.AO, uplands lew niddlinr
Seesln sstlons for December delivery, li.i6.
January and February, sii-ls0n s2ee liMis,
ssnmary ass March, ext HarcA ssd April,
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