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COTTON M,RKEr,-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Jan 3O-l2:S0 D. m..Cotton--trm hldaine
rins Hid; Middlng orleans; 6 sd sales lOOoO saes
including 1000 bales for sgeeuaon ana es"' IgSDt
1920 bales n SSaGg iO clause January delivery @
49, Iannary and February delivery. o-'gd DO. Fepriay
ana M' bpn and Nay delivery 6 DO Nav and Jg9s
delivery DO Jgn s aud 'F Fntn aSySIy and Ease
LIVERPOOL Jan 50Il:5O mwCS Iy ~ a 10
January and February delivery. 6iIlgi ,,., roland
yEerooL Jsn Is January aeivcry s 10 January
and February delivery 6zl9d 40 feOusi3 an ssd
y0'2 DO April and May delivery 62o92d also 81 40
Nav and Juue delivery. tiSi@d' do June anu 'u'
ga Ian $3.50 p m-lne sales or the DAY In
cluded 600 bales AmerC0i observation-disclosures Upland
Low Mddng clause January delivery S NO.
February dS1Ee, AID p Xp delivery qd ,,
GFGrQq ,, Jan aS S and June deIvsry
july delivery 6s1sd DO Jn.y Snd August D'''
ATGgsrA oSs a9 Good Ordinary IOo rocep's @sS
BALTIMORE jan 80 ge1 Spous Tele5s aO7
ne rxports soastws 200 bales stoGS 100 o'e Low
,dS6ipS lie; ,iood ordinary. lOc' net receipts 1o1
bales ,tSeE os S' Jam SocOttOn nrm Middlns Ut
Low Mddns !! 7e loo GS sis. oF .ISek 75iS Oas
loSS ATl jan 3O.-Coton dnE MlddiinE bses
Mddn lie Good orSl . t1s bales stock SS4S bales
'nipnSesf an nr~ nad as9 r,es
Mddnts parts coastwise Ia oaiesi sales eoV "A0'
L0vsy Ian SC-COon steady Md 6a rscspEs
Middng IL o esas shipments 4Sl bales AAles Loo
bales stock sooZ- oIton quie Mddng II vi 10" MIG
daS C. GOOD ordinary aV hsss sales ZOO 6ass
Saies exports coast"lse' i'1'
Ssw0RLE,ss Jan So o uS,naTy lose net rscep
AiddhAs IL 70 Great Britain, A6oO bales sA''
&OVo Oa Ian 8O-COtton easy niuin"S 5tI halss
eSsS1s s2G bales exports 20 GSsIs s, ecl 0s3 bales
cOss1w,sS Jan 80 Cotton dull nsT receipts
LOW Mluut 1s. snnners 337 bales; stock io,o' f1vs
's,VASSAH 50-Coton 9nTitn 49, net Receipts, i6t1
mi, ~xuorts cOas. wise. 100 0Aios, So .
bales t 1oD halos stock. 1890 baier n Lc Low
last evening" Ian SGCotton steady; Middmg pts 0sj
Adding lie. Good Orlihafy .,ss TIA bales, Stock
~ 800 Oaes ~ ,ot,on steady; Middling, ~ - Ias
W LINZ hnn, IL. Good Ordinary, AV'is~ Hs'
L.los, sLook, o,sOs b-4oS
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THE HAMILT0NBEcKFoRD LIBRARY


.,ys sale OF this highly important library have stirred up
sna of NV most agret "reminiscences, and thoy
.re Immediately connected with toe subject, you may
ne,bape fnd room for my record Of them.
Prelimuary tbink 1t may be as en- 70 state thet AL
,1e hooks added 70 the library since 1881 when
menced business ny own account we're supplied e1
.insiyelv by me, partly she Duke of Hamilton ard
tly ~ Nr Brckford who then ~ Bath 1hey used
~ ,yt IN corpe together az appointed time and usu
81, eIected somewhat largely from the literary aud arts
sl' which had recently accumulated during
H., and opportuue tour the Continent. After this
early period they collected separately ana C hpt he1
sr,,,ire that HE libraries were eventually 20 become
nnited "A each at times desr9us OF securing tc
came book Their tastes however dVcIke1 rslier con
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Rannrisd hu LnuN Ii. DAyLs & Co. II EaLLsL
MONDAY. jan. 3O-P. ".

T. W.
The stock market to-day was weak from the be-
ginning of business to the end. There indi-
cation of panic but there was gradual slipping
away of prices that was relieved from monotony by
freonent but unimportant rallies. Unquestonably
the reported situation of affairs abroad (which Is
more fully referred to further On together with the
foct that foreign exchange was up and engage
rnents were made for the shipment of about
81 300 600 gold by Wednesdays steamers, exerted
little influence on the market, because it led "Old
heads" TO sell stocks; but with the majority OF
traders, whose experience of the intimate financial
relations existing between nations where all are on
n specie basis Is limited to that OF the last two
years there has been, and still Is, strong DISPOSE
ton to display the spread-eagle" and treat
foreign financial difficulties as bagatelle not
worthy of an Americans consideration. TherefOre it
il safe to say that stock market has not yet
allied the importance of the European crisis Lake
Shore is selling at 0 instead of 1875, Central and
Hudson at 129 instead of $50, st. Paul at l0S in
stead of 1875, Denver and Rio Grande at 20 instead
of 1l5, Western Union at so instead of 90, and
other shares at proportionae differences from the
extreme high prices not because OF financial trouble
abroad but because, first, the extreme prices were
the result of wild speculation that never had a
trne basis of value and, second, because the earn
mo conacies of the properties have been materially
reduced-a fact that has not yet received full rec
opnltion and therefore has not yet exered its full
effect ON values. Whatever effect M any, the
European troubles may haveis yet to be felt on the
stock markets of America. The market closed weak
at near the lowest figures.
Government bonds were dull, and quotations were
easier The final bids show declines Of d per cent
for continued IS and the 4l2s and 4 per cent for
the 49, The market closed barely steady at the an
nexed quotations:
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THE perTIsH GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON IAN 3d. Marx Lane ErpTeSs In its review OF
the British grain trade during the past week says
ny crops very healthy Inc trade ~ naive "h'aSs
Flour more freely supplied,
ami Vaues we're somewhat weaker There was good de-
pd for me mailing bdreys but there was practically no
supply Oats, beans and peas sell very slowly Foreign
beistuls weaker In hour We uahe VA. hon,lnal.
receipts Om United states exercised rather depressing
iH1nancq Maze Vas nrmly held Fine barleys were nrn
owing 10 scarcity: grinding sorts were dun and dec 6d
AMI "a on Friday. For oats there was SLACK demahd ana
i.ss decline Cargoes weaker Eleven car
goes arrived OF which were sold and SIX wiihi s~
% winter on Tuesday quoted at 3ls 3D. Dut thA Price
s nnobtanable FRIDAY No California was quoted 40
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Alnsleal 9nsirumsnte.

A BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the "MOXART,0
~ style, No I2OOO p stops, 10 full sets Golden
Tongue Reeds solid walnut highly polished case New and
valuable Just added STOOL book, music.
Boxed and delivered board cars here price only sixty dot
satisfaction guaranteed IN every particular or
money reunited after years Every sold sells
another IL IL standing advertisements Order at once
Nothing saved correspondence My factory just
peted capacity 1000 instruments every 20 days very lae
labor wood working machinery Vast capital enables
me to better goods for ess money than ever
AddressOr call upon
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY. Jon. 90--r. ".

MONDAY, Iln. JV-F' VT
This was another blue day at tho Mining hlocN
Exchanges. and Robinson Consolidated IN whieh
there were immense transactions. was TIE primary
cause. That stock opened down 10 cents at $40
and steadily declined to 2.95, closing with weak
recovery 10 3.I5 The State Lines also were !oWCeI'
and down to 1.2O and to p cents, anu CI ~
entaI and Miller TO - GEMS. South Faclnc ON we
co,trar, rise RON 10 10 40 Green Mountain
declined 10 30. Iron SILVER held It's own al :. ~
and silver ClT sold al 80. The ComStock Shafts
were dull and lower.
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State bonds were quiet but tennessee Us We're 4
higher at 744, Louisiana consols sold at oe4 oo
- North Carolina suecial taxes at 7G8l2. OF city
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r OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
4 ne se,1rans Bank Savings, New.YOrk, Imogen
1nd II moi found or returned 70 The bank within 80 days
7 viii apuIV for a new book. JOHN NJ LITrELL
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Recepts. Shipments
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ALL Mining Stocks and Unlisted Securities
~ BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
UNDERWOOD q FKOTHINGHAN. 63 Broadway,
Members y. y. Mining stock Exchange
TnE M,mrOsA LAND AND MISISC COMPANY OF
CAfoANIA aHI.y nv Hrg t[!C N fg 4Np s IL
AN ASSESSMENT OF TWENTY-FIVE
~ CENTS each share OF the Preferred and Common
stock due and payable on or before January 81 1882
when will be delinquent And stock dividend Of Ten
been nee from present assessment upon
shall not Dc delinquent ROBERT Ora r. RID,
Assistant Secretary.
A SSESSMENT NOTICE.
NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
Notice hereby given that at meeting Of the Board OF d.
Sa15i iok Of The corporation PAYABLE Immediately in
tmhTEirF ~ BEOApWAY. New. YORK CRY. "ANn
ANY upon which shall remain unpaid
day Of February, 1852, vii be den quen
will be delinquent unless payment made
together with cost Of Advertising before Thursday the OH
day Of March, 1882 will be forfeited 10 the company tOget
with all previous payments according 10 the charter
BY OrderOi the Board Of Directors.
Office 30 Broadway New.York.
CLARK " boutwell,,
No. Nassau st., corner OF Wal. New.York
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF MINING ENTER
PRlsES
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY MA
sATEMo GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY. 0'''''' 1'->
sTARR-GRovE SILVER MINING COMPANY
sToRMoNT SILVER MINING COMPANY.
EAGLE SILVER MINING COMPANY. '''''' ''-''
SAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY.
HsxicO
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The Boss Insurance Conrany.

Samuel Strover, of color, has started an
insurance business that will take the wind
out of the sails of all the insurance COM
panies combined. 1t is the great comblna-
ton of insurance companies, and, like a
patent medicine, suits any and all ills,
Each company or lodge is composed of
an equal number of marriageable
males and females, which serves to
keep the thing on an equi-
iibrium, and as matrimony is
one OF themain feattS es of the institution
a certain mount Of pride pervades the cir
Gle sufficient TO cause them to pay their
assessments promptly. The object of the
association, or whatever it might be termed,
is to encourage matrimony and assist one
another 10 the best of their knowledge and
ability in the affairs of life. Yes
terday Strover called on one OF the
sisters OF the concern and impaired
to her the information that she had been
assessed $40, of which sum 50 was tor sick
member, and So to go towards paying fine
and building up the morals of a sister OF
the fraternity, who had been so unfortunate
as to become involved in scratching match
with an outside female. She cogitated.
She was only getting $40 o
month, and as her living depended
to great extent Oh that sum she declined
to give up. The master of the association
rushed. and returning with q huge book,
read her the bylaws, but still she declined,
and then it was the founder OF the order
began to get boisterous, when Mr.. Frank
Cockrell, on whose premises the woman
was stopping, stepped in and quelled the
riot
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a Wnndorful RemedY

Mr.. II. p. Lewis, of East Saginaw, Mich
iGan, writing to the editor Of the Laporte
tInd) Argus says: 81 wish you would al
low me to say, over my own signature, a
word in behalf of a remarkable curative
agent-Compound Oxygen. 1t is not a
medicine, but vitalizer, and its effects
are natural, direct and permanent. Its
use involves no risk or Inconvenience
OF amy kind. I speak both from oh.
servation and experience. ! was induced
to try ID by the recommendations of such
men as I. s. Arthur aud Judge Kelley, and
also q personal friend, and have found it
more than was promised. This was over
six months ago, and the good effects have
been permanent. gain OF fourteen
pounds in six weeks was the avoirdupois
result, but my general spirits were light
ened up at least a ton. There are three
other men here who have tried the Com
poun Oxygen with even more striking re-
suits, and am acquainted with the history
OF each case. one Of thea lost his voice
last winter, and was 50 run down
In general health that little hope was enter
tained Of his recovery. The Oxygen cure
him without change Of climate or stopping
work. and he says he is as well as ever.
Another, who had worked for years as pay
ingIeller in bank. aad was all used up
and not expected TO lave beyond a month or
two, took the Treatment, aud Is hundred
Der cent. better and recovering
rapidly. Another, who was in the
last stages Of consumption, has tried II and
IL greatly improved. He tells me be would
have been dead long ago but for this rem
edy. I have no axe TO grind In making
this statement, and If you should not pub
lish il / would lose nothing by the refusal,
though II you should others might be ben
Gifted. which Is all the end have sought 20
compass" Any who may deure 70 inves-
tigate the claims made for the new and nat
ural remedy. can receive pamphlet, testi-
mOuials, etc, postage free, BY addressing
Negsrs, Starkey a Paien, lleJ and III
Girard street. Philadelphia. Pa.
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Tyler.
Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald.
TYLER, October 16.-Commission of APP
peals: Wright VS.. Cook ct al, from Lamar
county; affirmed. Barnard VS.. Tarleton Ell
al, from McLennan county; dismissed
Munzenberger ct al. vs.. Balhunt. from
Comal county; reversed and remanded.
Mcdonald VS.. Campbell, from Hill county
reversed and remanded. Nix ct al. VS..
Duke ct al, from Caldwell county; al
frmed. Slovan VS.. Wheeler ct al, from
Bender We. Hardest, Blanks & Co.. from
Comal county affirmed. Furney VS..
Frazier ct al. from Caldwell county; re-
versed and remanded. Ford VS.. Wright ct
AL, from Guadalupe county; affirmed.
Grathans vs.. DeLopez, from Bexar county;
affirmed. Hurlock VS.. McLin, from Ma
varro county; affirmed.
The Ben. Thompson habeas corpus case
was ably argued before the court Of appeals,
Major Walton and Mr.. Poindexter represent
ing Thompson, and Major Devine and Mr..
Tarleton the state.
The opinion OF the commission of appeals
in the Grathans vs.. DeLopez case, to-day,
conflicts with former decisions Of the
supreme court on the homestead question
as to whether the surviving widow can sell
the homestead without consent of the chill
dren.
TYLER, October 17.-Supreme court
Missouri Pacific Railroad VS.. Lyde, from
Anderson county; reversed and remanded.
Bergstrom VS.. Breckenridge, from Travis
county, judgment reversed; opinion of
commission of appeals adopted Weekes ct
al. VS.. Wingfeld, from Van Handt county;
reversed and remanded. International &
Great Northern Railway and Missouri
Pacific Railway VS.. Kindred, from Anderson
county; affirmed, Judge Bohner dissenting
Waterhouse VS.. Blount, from San Angus
tine county; reversed and rendered in favor
of Warehouse.
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A
| Taken up by +. o. Lennon and estrayed be-
lore W. II. Price, J. r.. September 8 Iss2. One
s so1rei mare about 10 years old, some white n
One sorrel colt no brands little white in face.
One brown mare, about ten years old branded
AZ on left shoulder; and one brown marc colt :
-, v ,ae. nnn MY three years Old branded r e
Taken up by J. A. Crawford and estrayed be
lore W. NJ Edwards, J. p, August 10, 1885,, one
pay mare about Org years. DID,, about lax
white streak in forehead. -
=, baker, estrays before ]. r. Blewett one
DARK pay mare about years old and about AZ
hands high; small white spot on the nose. One
light bay mare about years old, about is hands
high; left hind foot white value $780,
c,. rak as Up BY w. Redling and estrayed be-
bestnut mare about Ii hands high years old.
Taad on left shoulder IL.
horse about p gisr and 81 s esraged be-
TAKEN up by a. nor on the left thiro.
fore FORE J; A: Lindsey, i,'eyd and estfayed be-
high, no brand. Also one paiiant IA hands
brands. - Ii A no
Jonn Reeves estrays before J. A. Lindsss
Justice of the peace one brown horse mule 13k
hands high; or years old and branded ] on
left shoylder. One sorrel FLY, years old,
6 blaze I'D fee about lS,s hands high; no brands
high branded d on left shoulder. One bay
horse, or 8 wears old, AZ hands high; no
marks or brands.
Value OF all, sl20
Taken up by G. l.. Bennett and estrayed be
fore 4. B. Lapier, J. F., September 18TH 1882
One flea bitten gray horse, lax hands high,
about IA years old, branded w on the left
shoulder; the other Chestnut sorrel horse IA
hands high about years old, lef. hind foot
white; brand ndescribable on the left shoulder.
Taken up by l.. G. Paschall and estrayed be-
fore A. b. Lanier j. p, June 20, 1882: One bay
pony horse, about IA hands high years old:
branded on the LETT shoulder sep20-St
Taken up by T. Z. Huffhinss and estrayed
before j. Il. Blewet., one brown mare, about
years old, about l5 hands high both hind feet
white.
Taken up by ]. C. Lively and estrayed before
j. r. Blew EFT, j. r., September 23, 1882: One
black mare pony about is years Old. 1917 hands
high, brand indsscribable on right shoulder;
one black pony mare about2 years old, about
131s hands high.
T. L Hurt estrays before Willard Berry, Up:
One sorrel FLY, light name and tail, about 12Js
hands high; also sorrel flly, with light name
and tail, blaze face and about 10 hands high
each being about2 yrs old and both valued at
s25.
S W. Caldwell estrays before Willard Berry,
j. p: One bav pony horse, with sorrel white
specks on his body. q star in his forehead left
hind foot white, no marks or brands perceiyable
and is about yrs old and valued at t25.
J. p Moore estrays before George Robertson,
j. P One bay horse, about Ii hands high
yrs, mark behind ears on both sides of neck,
branded on left shoulder and valued at SIS.
D. c. Keenan, estrays before George Robertson
j. p: One gray mare, -i4}l hands high, about
10 yrs old, badly hippsd in left hip branded
l brown fly yr old, branded thus: A6 on left
shoulder and both valued at $50
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lrcual,

ISII1S COUNTY TCc 0HSI IS srroN SRs co1sT
u september Special Term, 1887. Sep
TENDER, GOTH 1852 whereas, on the 18th
day of August 1882, upon the requisite
number OF qualified voters in Justices
Precinct No s. Dallas county, Texas an election
was ordered by this court, TO be held on the 9th
day of september. 1852 on Local Option; ana,
whereas, in pursuance to said order said cleo
ton was held on said 9th day of September, 1882.
conforming in all respects to the law and order
aforesaid; and, whereas. at said election a ma
jorty of the votes cast in said precinct were for
prohibiting the sale of Intoxicating liquors and
Wherefore II is ordered by the court that the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors be absolutely pro-
hibited within the limits of said Justices Pre-
cinct and that the clerk publish the result as
the law requires.
a true copy from the minutes Of said court.
- Given under my hand and official seal,
Seal this October 9, 1852
A. HARDWOOD County Clerk
By c. F. BoLANz, Deputy ooH-wit
DALLAS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT
~ July Special Term, 1852 July 10th,
lSS2: Whereas, on the 18th day Of May, 1852,
upon the requisite number of qualified voters
In Justices Precinct No. 2 Dallas county Texas,
an election was ordered by this court, TO be
ton; and. whereas in pursuance Of said order,
said election was held on the said 10th day of
June. 1882, conforming in all respects 10 law and
the order aforesaid; and, whereas, at said cleo
ton q majority Of the votes cast in said pre-
cinct were for prohibiting the sale Of intoxica-
ting liquors and medicated bitters producing in
toxicetion. Wherefore II Is ordered by the
court that the sale of Intoxicating liquors be alb
sOlutely prohibited within the limits Of said Jus
ticc's Precinct, and that the clerk publish tho
result as the law requires.
A true copy from the minutes Of said court
- Given under my hand and official seal,
Seal this October ,, 1881
- A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
By G. =: BoLANz, Deputy. ocN.w4s