The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

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teodved AL 10 tho disposition NJ tho ~
mains, they will be- intefffod by tbeloOunty
flo was an elderly gentleman, about "
years Of age, had slightly gray bar alt
whlskers, was welI.drossed, and apparently
had some means when no arrived here som'
three weeks ago,
Rutheyen Commandery No. 2, knights
| Tempar, will hold cOmmnndery OF sorrow
on Sunday next In memory Of hiRht EIni,
nent Grand Commander John j. GOOD, o.
Dallas. The services will be held In Christ
church.
A party of English noblomen arrived here
to-day, accompanied by DR.. John II. Ennis,
Chicago passenger agent OF the Gould lines.
The party consists OF the Earl of Ayleford,
Lord Douglas Gordon and John III. Harde-
graves, esq. with a suite of servants. The
party 20 out on the Texas IL Pacific rail-
way to look at the lands, and contemplate
purchasing 100000 acres for colonization
purposes.
The cotton market closed weak at sc off
all around middhng spot, 1os sales, I, 76o
bales, receipts, O, 100, gross l,0Z4 net,
Houston, October 2L-A grand demo-
cratic barbecue will be held at Cedar Bayou,
in this county, tomorrow. lreland's
strength in this county is beginning to
make itself known, and Wash Jones' sup
porters commence to lose faith in his
chances. Early in the canvass the radicals
were offering bets that Wash Jones would
carry Harris county, and that he would re-
duce Ire'and's majority in the state to less
than $4,000, but they have now Withdrawn
land will carry Harris county by q majority
as large as Roberts and the state by at least
$4,000 find no takers. In the radico-inde-
pendent ranks the wealthy journalistic
leader of the independent movement here
has drawn in his horns and refuses to make
good, when called he is silent, and he has
lost faith in the cause which he has cham
pioned.
The cotton market closed easy and I'M
changed; middling spot, 1oB; sales, 525;
receipts, I'LL, gross; 200, net.
The projectors OF the new, daily, the
Houston Sun, are meeting with great sue
cess in this city and county Subscriptions
are pouring in from all quarters. The ad-
vent of Houston democratic paper is
hailed with delight.
Houston, October 27.-The Young Mems
democratic club held rousing meeting to-
night. Prominent young men in all the
ward were enrolled and will work for Ire
land and the democratic ticket.
The cotton market closed steady; and
nchanged middling spot, 10Y; sales, l, 142
bales; receipts. 6, 2l5 gross; 2,67S net.
Galveston.
Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, October 2S.-Colonel DIN
Wellborn, congressman from the Dallas
district, spoke tonight at Turner's hall to
tremendous audience, the house being
filled to oyerfowing. His speech, which
was mastery from beginning to end, was
interrupted all throughout its course by
continuous bursts of enthusiastic applause.
Colonel Wellborn has made fine impress
sion here, and by his efforts has greatly en-
HANGED the interests of the democratic
nominees on both state and congressional
tickets. He was followed by Hon. NJ. s.
Munson, democratic nominee for the state
senate, in well-timed remarks. Judge STRAIT
ton, independent candidate for the same
position, also again addressed the people of
Galveston at another place.
Lord Douglass Gordon and J. Hargraves,
NJ. p, arrived this morning. They have
been on tour of inspection through the
state with view of investing.
Twelve deaths and nine marriages &C.
Cured during the past week.
A young lady to-day coming down the
steps at the opera-house stumbled and fell
down several steps, bruising herself
severely.
Chicago futures closed steady; November
wheat, 93s; November corn. 81 ii; seller
the year, 81 3-S; January 81 rs May, Sc;
November pork, $19.47l; January 1882 IL;
November lard, $ll.42l. Weather wet
and cold. Grain receipts larger.
The Galveston market for spot cotton
closed steady; quotations unchanged re-
ceipts, .G,3Ss; sales, 2l,SS4; exports, 1859
bales.
Futures opened quiet but steady, and
closed firm,s January. 10i@l0 15;February,
10 O0@12 %; March, 10 2S910 80; April,
10 3S0l0 ~; October, 10 200l0 %; No
ember, 10 OS@lO IL; December, 10 0S@
10 10. Sales, 2, 400 bales.
GALVESTON, October 1.-THE Galveston
market for spot cotton closed irregular;
middlings, 104; sales, 2,4Sl; receipts, 1895;
exports, secs.
Futures opened quiet and firm. and
closed barely steady; January, 10 O6@l0 OF;
February, 10 POLO 10; March, 10 1S@10 81;
April, 10 32(G10 81; October, 10 l6
6l0 10; November, 10 03@l0 o.
December, 10 03 to 10 Oh. Sales, LOO
bales,
Wool-Fine to medium, 2O@25; coarse, Is
ali; bury and dirty, 15@l7.
Hides-Dry flint, l2A to lll; dry sailed,
II to II Is.
Henry Weir, son of Justice Weir, living
down the island, was thrown from his
horse to-day and his arm broken.