The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-25

Snn tst, IA. :.
,rh rtceNrd here thar The An,ok ,os
captured Geo, Taylor, near Wiotenbns
and bdrnt him ut the stake and then re-.
treated safely TO tho mountains.
The epizoollc RACES throughout North
Arizona and Southern California.
The new directory shows the population
ofSan Francisco to be 1888, 1923, being an
increase of about 10000 doing the past
year.
Washington, d. G. March 24.-Seuate
proceedings come to an abrupt close TO-
day by resignation Of Caldwell TO take
effect Immediately,
London, March, 24,-poon .-Consols
a2l; Elves, 81.
Liverpool March 24,-roon.-Cottor
%" h''"''0r' nl'nNv nnlqnds % to
nnds % oEi sales 5000 Exports LOO
Nom Savannah and Charleston, March
and April 95Il6; breadstuffs 6rmer corn
~ ~ 2slo 2Si Cumberland cut, $780, lard
80 10 3d. pork, 6,
New York, March 24-Cotton firm held
higher sales l,lS0; uplands, 1877 Or.
leans 1913; -four steady; wheat steady and
quiet; corn firm; pork, quiet and unchan-
ged lard, quiet and steady; Western
steam, 8 TIC TO 81.
New Orleans, March 24-Flour dull !;
superiine 8 9O;treble a to 80; family 10 so
to II; corn quiet, 81 TO 66; oats quiet A
to 40, bran firm at 02li hay dull, prime 27
choice y; pork lower, at l63 to II; bacon
easier at from 7 to %; hams i5I; lard dull,
fierce st to Sc; key %; sugar dull, fully
mir 81; molosaes, prime 60; whisky dull,
to, 81 to 95; coffee 49, to l9l; sterling, 24l;
gold la; cotton qviel, sales $500; ordina-
ry lf!; good ordinary l6l; low middling
lS middlng 10 to l9i; middlng Orleans
ISL receipts 1898; exports, continent q
l3S; coastwise 1905 stock 2l5,487.
Washington, March 24.-Confrmations
-GeorginsOn, collector of customs, Pc.
tersburg, Va; North, postmaster, Brups.
wick, en-, medical director Jos. Beale APP
pointed inspector general of hospitals and
fleets. Col. Young, collector at Raleigh,
had an interview with the President to.
day; the name Of his competitor having
been Withdrawn by the President, Col.
Young is fully reestablished in his place
!, Louisville, March 24-Near Bardstown
u, W. Holtzhouse, nm old and respected
citizen, was sitting in room with his I'M
married son, j. lloltzhouse, when his mar
rled son entered and shot hiss brother in
the left breast. The parties were hereto
fore highly esteemed.
Washington, March 24-Scnate---U Upon
presentation of Caldvelis resignation MIR.
Morton, Chairman, considered his duty in
connection with this matter ended
The case of Senator Clayton of Arkan
sas was then taken up. Vote SO to IA.
New York, March 24-Cotton, net re-
ceip,s, $50; gross SOO6; sales and exports
to-day 677; Saturday evening S4S; March
ISL to 1916, April the same; June 10 5-lS
to ll-l6; July l93 to l95; flour moderate
with good demand, common to fair extra
Sc Is to So 30 whisky 81; wheat very firm
and prices higher; red western 81 70 to
S3 90; corn frmer; rice quiet at II to 81.
pork firm and quiet; lard stronger; freighis
quiet; money easier; gold, sterling bank.
ers'; u to Il; gold l5i to l6j; govern
ments dull at ! advance; States dull; tens
rather heavy.
Liverpool, March 24-Cotton closed
firm, sales include 10000 American from
Savannah to Charleston, February and
March, %.
Washington, March 24.-Strong fight
made against Adkins, collector at Savan-
nah. Townsend, cashier of the custom
house is endorsed for collector by Bout
well and Dick Yates. Townsend was an
officer in Boutwell's Office who was sent
to assist the collector.
London, March 24.--Gadstone states
that the Geneva award does not enter in
TO the present financial year, which ex-
pires Slst of March. Mr. Bradlough and
Wilkie Collins go to the U. s. on q lectur-
ing tour. British manufacturers Of agri.
cultural implements have resolved not to
participate in the Vienna Exposition.