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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-27

Judge Burford had his gallantry
put to the test yesterday. Three re-
spectacle ladies were brought before
him OH charge of stealing peaches,
and as the papers We're all regular and
the prosecutor and witnesses present,
he had no recourse but to go ON with
the case. 1t is not often the Judge
gets into u position where his euua-
nimity Is not equal to the occasion,
but this time he was cornered; the de-
PENDANTS SMILED sweetly upon him,
and seemed to say, "of course you don't
believe thir ridiculous story, the idea
of us stealing peaches is absurd.n
There was the prosecutor, however,
who wanted "jestlce,n and with
a doleful sigh he ordered his
bailiff to open the court, aud COM
menced the investigation. Though
the proof was plain as to the taking Of
the fruit, no shadow of guilty intent
could be shown, and Judge b. thought
the law would be satisfied with a two
BIZ flnc from each OF the fair defend.
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PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES,

AS money becomes more plenty with
country merchants from the sale of the
heavy crops now being marketed, there IL n
corresponding Increase In trade in this line.
Tho farmers have plenty OF the whercwith
ana are not chaiy in their purchases, which
necessitates heavy orders on our wholesale
houses. As was expected, coffee advanced
to-day &c. on all grades, but beyond this
there is nothing new In rates to notice.
BAC0N--ls In good supply and held firm
at l5@l5.3c for clear sides and lG0lOlSc for
hams. Breakfast bacon, l5l6c.
FLOUR-Is IN fair demand NJ the annexed
quotations for Texas products: Ocean Pearl,
NXxx, Dbl, 81 10, sack, ~ 10; Cream City,
xxx, Dol., ~ u, sacks, - 10 Harvest Queen,
xA, bDlY ~ 10, sacks, % 80; Snow Flake, MINK,
Dbl, II TO-, sacks, 81 10 cold Dust, NIX, Dbl.
81 u, sacks " 10; Dunlley, Xx, Dbl. ~ TO-,
sack, " 81; swans Down. xXXx bbl., 81 10,
sacks, 50 40; Lilly White, xxx, bbl., ~ g.
sacks, " 10 Miller's Nx, bbl., 50 TO-, sacks
" 81; Mill's, X, bbl, % 90, sacks, - IS,
BRAN-Per cwt,, sacks included, s5c.
C0FFEE-Prime, 2i94@2i14c; choice, t2p1@
25ISc. and very firm.
,SuGARS-Yellow Cs, lOh@lO1lc; Extra Cs,
ana graduated, lI4@lSIc.
LARD-Tierce, refined, l5l5c; cans, l7@lsc.
POTATotS--A few carloads of New West
s. rs. ''' W
APPLES-Primc Northern are dun of sale
NJ II %, owing to the tremendous home fruit
crop,
SALr--ln light supply with good demand
~ ss'OO@2.lO for sacks snd S3.lO for barrels.
me receipt yesterday of two carloads of
hanahwah bbs. eases the pressure rs to de.
mnnd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., I7@lSc.
soAP-Dallas made, &C.; Chicago, TO-; Proc.
ter n Candles, Sc.
COAL OIL; Barrels, 2i@3jc. per gallon;
cases, s2.7592.9O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. full; 56@S0c,
RoPE-Sisal, l2]4@l3c., according to size.
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"Gicnnings for the Curious"

We have examined this charming book,
and tind 1t filled to replction with the choic
est gleunihgs from the harvest fields OF liter
aturc. There is something in it to every
bodyS tastes.
All literature has been rakel for curiosi-
ties In history, manners and morals, anec-
dotes, poems, retorts, and the result is the
most comprehensive and unique meictRye
that we have ever seen between covers.
1t is volume that may be opened and
read ut any place mt any time, for moment
or Tor hours, with pleasure, advantage aud
ediiication.
The agent, Mr.. Charles Parker n perma-
hont resident Of Dallas, is now canvassing
this city for the sale OF this handsome and
most useful work.
This book is the labor of life time. 1t was
collated by Dir. Charles G. Bombaugh, OF
Baltimore, Maryland. We commend it to
the public generally, and to the especial fa-
Vor OF our citlzels, aug2idlt
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Criminal Court.

In this court yesterday the trial of
Louis Gilliland for the killing of sam
was commenced, ajury having
with some difficulty been obtained on
Wednesday evening. Three witnesses
were examined up to the hour of adj
Journment. The offence with which
the defendant stands.charged was COM
mitted In Lancaster, In this county,
In August, 1873, and originated in u
trifling quarrel in reference to an ac-
cusation of misunderstanding made
by Stevens against Gilliland. The
trial VIII probably occupy several days.
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CITY BUSINESS.

W. Il, Lyle IL Co., real estate agents, No.
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten.
ton of persons wishing TO purchase real es-
tate to the extensive lists.of property ON their
bulletin boards in ana outside of their Office,
under the respective heads of "Improved
City Property, ""Nacant City Lots, ""Farms"
and "unimproved and Wild Lands" om-
braciug business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center Of the city. Also,
building lots, and number OF very desir-
the city. Also, large tracts OF wild lands in
Dallas and other countios ofthe State, besides
Il number of farms of various sizes, nclud-
Ing several large and highly improved plan
tations within five miles of the city of Dallas
aug2jdtf
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The mosquitoes have not put In q
very profitable season thus far and are
trying just now to make up for lost
time by more strict attention to bus
lness.
The death Of Mr.. Singer, lntely an
nounced rs having occurred In Eng
land, will not affect the sales of the re-
nowned sewing-machines Of which ne
was the inventor. Mr.. A. Wood,
agent for the company, on Main street,
has II full line, and intending purchase
ers should call upon him.
Will not some humane policeman
put all end to the sullerlngs of That
crippled hog which stumbles and
crawls about the courthouse square, III
It's painful search for food?
--One Of the first things that Il boy
with bean-shouter finds out IL That
the angle OF reflection Is equal to the
angle of incidents. 1t is this knowl-
edge that enables him, standing on the
sidewalk, to fire through an open
church window, and drop the pellet on
the bald head of some unsuspecting
worshiper
The Sherman Registers aysthat Mr..
Threlkeld, II Georgia cotton broker, IL
In It's town looking for base of opera
tons, and hopes that he may locate
there. The hope is vain, Mr.. Register.
Mr.. Threllleld reads the papers, and
has thus become acquainted with the
unequalled advantages of Dallas rs
cotton market.
Now the boys are mad. Tho city
marshal has issued an order to the po-
lice force to put stop to kite-llying in
the streets, and yesterday afternoon
the little fellows were filed with grief
and Indignation ut having their Kite
strings cut by the officers. Better so
to the suburban regions, boys, than to
have team of frightened horses dash
ing through the streets every now and
then.
"A couple of registering blades went
to tho room of gentleman, on Main
street, ut late hour Wednesday night,
kicked the door open and chucked one
OF the two occupants of the room
through the window The shindy
thus kicked up brought the police to
the scene hut not In time to capture
the bold maranders, and 1t is said that
they have left town for day or two
to allow the anger of the rudely elected
party to cool.
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Police Court.

Business was very slack before His
Honor yesterday morning, only two
offenders being asked to toe the mark
and set forth ut length the merits of
their casea.
Jennie Brown was ut the head of the
class, in Difference to her sex and to
qualifications rs II first class thumper.
She pleaded guilty to having punched
Mr.. John Walkers head into the SEM
blance of blhdwurst, aud was fined
therefor two dollars.
Pete Cannon---tne policeman thought,
from the report Of the piece, that he
was n COumhiad shot his mouth on
so loud and with 30 much profanity
TINT the windows in his neighborhood
fairly ratified, and just rs he was
ramming home another charge that
would have knocked down the wind-
mill from the roof of the LeGrand, Il
policeman gave the command "Securl
batteryp and the big gun WAS wheeled
into the oalaboose. Two dollars ant
costs paid for the ammunition.
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Some well-meaning but evidently
ill-advised friends of Mrs. Kennedy,
the lady who was lately taken hence
to the State Lunatic asylum at Austin,
have, it is said, put in circulation for
signatures paper setting forth that
the signers believe that the lady is
sufficiently In command of her mental
faculties to be released from the asy-
lum and returned home. The lady, it
seems, has been informed of this. and
II is said that her n.alady has been ag-
gravated with the idea that she is held
in duress without cause, and she
scarcely eats or sleeps for talking of
the outrage which she imagines is be-
ing put upon her. The writer is not
acquainted with the circumstances
under which Mrs. X. was sent to the
madhouse, but 1t Is reasonable TO
think that no such action would have
been taken unless IL were absolutely
necessary, aud II the necessity existed
for such course, II is certainly
wrong to attempt to create contrary
impression in the already disordered
brain OF the unfortunate lady. If
there has been any lack of all that the
law and common humanity demand
In such eases, the friends of Mrs. X.
have a prompt remedy through the
courts.
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Criminal court ut s this A. M.
Good Templars meet tonight.
Sweet potatoes go begging at fifty
cents per bushel.
That old well has not been at
tended to yet. 't.'fse aa.'N 'ar
No arrests by the police last night
up to twelve O'Clock.
The inventor who viii devise n In.
zler game than croquet. will make n
fortune. 'g'vA w NEtS
Who wrote on those fourteen mil.
lion postal cards which were used dur.
ing themonth of JulygiQ .g.l,
Get your bower anchors ready.
Prof. Tlce says there'll be q gale next
Tuesday tiiat'll tenr'a post-hole out by
the roots.
School vacation Is almost over, and
the good boy may be seen seated on
the fence rubbing rosin on his hands ia
tougher them against the ferrule.
The Detroit Free Press says tina,
the Galveston papers, after six months
use Of other words, have returned Il
the old expression and call II :" fire
ilend-"
1.-The mustering-out Of the last
member Of tho chain-gang wednes.
Gay night LEFT that corps Of the army
non est, -
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marked falling-oif In offerings is notice
able to-day, and the brisk tone OF yesterday
has given away to one OF lcthargy ana nac.
ton Rates, however, have not percGptibly
weakened, and quotatatious remain as be-
fore,
WlIEAT-Was firm throughout the day ut
05cWSl!D; sinai, lotsOf Mediterranean went
oil NJ 9j9JSc; beardless wheat aud bald bar
ley, Doc.
oATS-Continuc In good demand at 3SGiOc.
RfE-Firm ut Oi@7lc., with fair offerings.
Alphabetically commands 7Ooc7jc for
good average grain.
CORN-There Is but little old corn ON the
market, ANA only sufficient new corn Is
brought 10 the city To MI the local demand.
Selling from wagons on the streets ut lj95jc.
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Too Much ut Stake.

Steele Il Price, the manufacturers of
DR.. Prices FIavorlng Extracts and
Cream Baking Powder, with their re-
speciality, large trade, wide reputa-
ton, and constantly increasing popu-
larity, have too much at stake to put
upon the market anything which has
not, by careful analysis and constant
trial. been found to be not only harm
less, but positively beneficial, as well rs
superior to any other similar articles.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
Flavoring Extracts are the only kinds
made by practical chemist as well as
physi ian with special regard to their
healthmlness. And they are rapidly
superceding all inferior and deleterious
compounds for similar purposes. The
firm itself is known as the leading
manufacturers in this line upon the
continent. Buy DR.. Prices Baking
Powder only in cans with unbroken
labels.
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ANEW Journalistic Venture.

The prospectus of new afternoon
journal, The Dallas Evening Bulletin,
was circulated yesterday. The pub
fishers, Messrs. Harrls, Sorrells Il De-
Priestc, are all practical printers and
have had considerable experience in
the publishing business, and will no
doubt present to tho public q paper
worthy of support. 1t is to he indie
pendent IN politics, Saturday, Sep
TENDER 4th, is named as the time for
issuing the first number.
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Notice.

Mr.. b. G. Seegar IL the duly author
lied travelling agent Of The DALLAS
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, with full
authority to solicit and receipt for sub
scriptions, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
W. 9. HOLLAND,
business Manager.
Dallas, July |, 1870
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SHERlFF'S OFFICE,
DALLAS, Texas, August ~, 1870.

To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald
Mr.. W. j. Irwin, Marshall of the city of
sherman, has in his possession ten horses
supposed 10 have been stolen nom Dallas
county, One sorrel mare, l51a hands high,
or years old no brands or marks; one bay
horse, l5A hands high, . years old, no brands
remembered. Further Information can be
obtained from W. ]. Wiley and NJ. Z. Evans,
now confined In your Jail.
The owners can have the horses by giving
satisfactory proofs and paying charges.
WI. ERWIN, Marshall,
augTd3twlt Sherman, Texas.
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Noon Rcport.

@ GALVESTON, August 20. - Gold ll3@lli.
Silver il0@lll
Cotton market steady. Ordinary lie; good
ordinary lie; low middling l3c: mldling
iShc; good middling, liAc. Snles GO2 bales. .
extra, 81 75@7 %; treble extra, 81 75@S 90.
ehoice family, ~ 10; hancy, 50 76cSlO 90.
Wheat selling Mt 81 3j@i 37,s for No. 2, on
Hides. active and firmer. Dry flint, ia@
ae; selectel, l74c; kips calves and stock
lght salted sold ns flint, with allowance for
s sa wet salted selected, $40 cuts and grubs
~ IAN "Wutcners' green v,<@7c; cuts and scores,
,,NMs rw York, August aS.--aold opened at
,, ss,ttocss s'oady, Money ~ per cont, cold
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
NINETY-EIGHTH EDITION.

Containing q complete list of all the towns
IN the United states, the Territories and the
Dominion of Canada, having " population
greater than 5000 according to tile last cen.
sus, together with the names of the now spa.
pers having the largest local circulation In
each of the places named. Also n catalogue
of newspapers which are recommended To
advertisers as giving greatest value in pro-
portion to prices charged. Also all newspa-
pers In the United states and canada print
ing over 1000 each issue. Also, all the Re.
liglous, Agricultural, Scientific aud Mechnn-
ieal, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile, Educa-
Law, sporting; Musical, Fashion and othe,,
special class journals; very complete lists.
Together with complete list of over 800 Ger
man papers printed In the United states.
Also, nm essay upon advertising; MANY In,
pies OF rates, showing the cost OF advertisinp
IN various newspapers, and everything
TO know, "~"" 'Ao
Address aEo. p, RowELL q CO.,
ausloqiw u Park Row, New York,
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To the l.adids Of Dallas,

All parties wishing 10 purchase sewing
Machines viii do well TO call ut 73S Main
street, and examine the most complete stock
of singers Now Improved Family Machines
ever received In Dallas. We keep on hand u
full assortment of attachments, oil and
parts. All sizes of needles for every kind Of
machine NJ 50 cents per dozen. Don't forget
to call and rec us.
aug2ldlw A. WOOD, Manager
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ants, and so announced. The ladies'
trlpped out Of court, the prosecutor
scowled and slalked away, the specta-
tors laughed, and the Judge rubbed his
hands gleefully, remarking-"well, Pm
glad that jobs done, anyhow"
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.

The money market continues easy, With n
fun supply OF funds IN sight. All legitimate
demands are readily met at yesterday 5 rates
Ia per cent.
GoLD-Is quoted ut llOgll2 with but light
operations.
SlLVElt--ls quoted nomlnally Mt lO6@lOS
EXCHANGED the principal cities com
mnnds y per cent. premium, while CONNER
cial bills ure quoted at u per cent, discount.
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The Dallas COLLEGE

VIM open the first session In tho Dallas Col
leBe stone bnilding on the first Monday in
September, 1875 The institution Ia L., charge
of Hev. q. n. Wilburn, assisted by an able
corps of teachers In the literary Nnd musical
departments.
TUITION. Primary clnsscs..8 W per month
Preparatory classeso,,o",,, 3 50 per month
college c'asses,...,....""."b W per month
Music clnsses..,..",."........ D w permonth
augl2tilSept
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NOTICE.
DALLAS, AUGUST l6, 1915.

DALLAS, August IS, 1875.
tween the undersigned, in the practice OF
law, Is, by mutual consent, this day dis
solved. Either one OF the late partners is al-
thorllod To settle the outstanding indebted
ness of the late firm. Those indebted viii
pie use call and settle either by note or cash.
JOHN M. SrEMMONS,
CHAS. 4. MORkISS.
augljd2w-wlm
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


-Four gentlemen ian be accommodated
with board ut " 90 per week In pleasant
PARTON OF tho city, ten minutes walk from
the postolllce. References required. Address
"SOLlClr0R,"
aug20dlt Herald ONCE.
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lfgentlomon want good Washing and neat
Ironing, take their clothes to Madame
Cromwell, corner Pacific Avenue and River
streets, near Railroad bridge. None but
gcnts' clothes solicited. Responsible for NIL
received NJ our Office. aug7dlm.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Operators report n dull trade, but antlcl-
pate better business In the near future.
NORTHWESTERN Mt Sl.2l.
WHlSklES-Are quoted from Sl25 per
gallon to fancy prices, according TO Hge.
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a Card.
w. c. SICKLES & co.

W. C. SICK LES Il CO.,
Grocers and dealers In Produce, GIG ELM
street. will furnish Baggng and Tief to theit
country friends, and ship their crops or II
planters wish to cOnsign cotton or wheat to
their friends In Galvestos, they will make
very liberal advances.
W. G. SlOKELS,
July 20. w. II. COOKER.
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Rides AND pELrpuEs.

There IL next to nothing doing among the
hide buyers, Those who pick up an occa.
Monai skin pay lac. for dry flint, lOSllc. for
dry-salt, ana &c, for green hides.
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Porsons GoMa Woat

To buy lands should call ON DAugherty,
Connclloa Il zimmerman, Land Agents, over
The postollicc, and obtain n list of lands they
nrc offering Tor sale. anglSdtf
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The Ellis County News

M as live Democratic paper, published at
Ennis, Texas, aud as an advertising medium
u unsurpassed, circulating ms IL does through
rich growing and heavily populated
country. Tho merchants OF Dallas desiring
70 secure the trade OF this country should
make their business known through lis col.
Wnns Address, W. l.. ANDREWS,
puBAMlw Editor and Proprietor,
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u. q. RUST Is duly authorized to solIcIt aud
make contracts for advertising, Job work
and subscription for The DALLAS HERALD.
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For Rant.

An office lGysO feet well ventilated. Also
two rooms, second floor, 2bx55 feet, or one
room 5Ox5j feet. All on Camp street, near
postoiice, and in brick house neatly plas.
tered, JNO. Ii. BRYAN.
aug27dlw
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FRIDAY MORNING .;.:. AUGUST II.
THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be fonnd on sale by tho news
boys ON MI trains OF the Texas and
and Pacific railway, and at the news
stands In the city.
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Wanted

Some one TO erect II good mill In EHstlnnd
county. 10 ascertain the advantages the lo-
cation Offers, see Daugherty, Connellee ~
Ammerinah. auglSdtf
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Mr.. JOSEPH SWAIN will have the exclusive
charge OF tho city circulation of Tho Daily
Herald from this date until further notice.
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Exchango, long Si1 short, I sDI5
Governments steady. states quiet Ten
neSsee little better south Carolina lower
and rest steady.
Flour quIet. Wheatqulot Corn quiet
PORK heavy at s2l 10; lard heavy
siealn 1879.
quiet nt " 6j6gl o.. Freight dull.
BALTIMORE, August 90.-Flour duh.
Whest stendy. PennsylVania red, 81 i0}
ll2 Maryland, 81 O1@l 3si amber, u 4O9l 10
white II 2OWl 10,
Corn weak western steady Southern yell
LoSDos, August 2O.-Eric ~. street rate
l5sWiA, which Is is h@}S below bank,
an blank decreaso cG0iOOO
Ph1us, August 26.--licntes COT, 32l 70.
Specie Increase 7Si, 800 frames.
LIVERPOOL, August Noon - Cotton
buoyant. Middling uplandS ~; mlddllng
Orleans 7.lBd. SALES 5000 bales.
SnIcs on basis middllng uplnnds, August
delivery, low middldg class,Isd
Night Report.
NEW ORLEANS, August %. - Gold 1871.
Sterling commercial, 50 lO%@j 500 bank
nominal, Sight VI premium.
cotton In good demand. Prices 20
higher. Good ordinary 10 strict gaud Ordi-
nnry, l2@l511c; low middllng to strict low
mlddling, l3s4Mltsci mlddllng To slrlct md
Sales 90 bales.
Receipts, ii bales stock, 1921 balcs; ex-
ports none; unsold lust even ng, $500 bales;
on shipb0urd, 1900 bales.
oats dull and lower New western, 15y
60c, TcXas ole; choice old western, Gle.
Bran dull but easier .at 81 w. Corn meal
duh. Hay dun.
Flour dull, Double, IS rs; treble, 50 %
al ~; choice and family, II 5O6tS %.
New YORK, August 26.-GOld ll3L@ll3M.
Money more active NJ 2l4 per cent Sterling
weak ut 50 N.Y. Governments active and
little doing. States quiet and nominal.
Exchange, long, 81 MI5; short, 10.
Cotton firm ut llHMl4Hc.
Flour steady ana more active. Super
fine western and state, 81 75@5 30; Southern
heavy; common TO fair extra 80 SO@U 50,
good TO choice, 10 9O95 10
Wheat quiet and active, l@2c better for
No. 2, and 2@3c better for No. l spring,
with demand large. Strict prime western
held higher hut quiet at 81 32@l 30; soft 10
prime No Chicago, 81 81; fair No. 2 Milwuu-
kee, 81 lGlgl As; No. spring Ohio, 81 Is; Win
| ter llrm; winter red, al I5.
Corn quiet and active ut S0@Sic; steam wcs-
tern mixed, Sl6gSjc; soiled do, 1SWSOc; heated
western mixed, SBNc.
Outs lower and closing duh at CO@62c; mix
| ed western, UiGg6Sc,
81, LOUIS, August 2G-Flour quiet and
weak.
Wheat in fair demand. Noe, red winter
u 49, cash: August; VI i3gl'5O; September
| ~ 5JH, October No. 3, 81 49,.
LIVERPOOL, August 2G-6 p. m-Sales on
basis midding uplands. nothing below
low middling, deliverable October and No
vember, 71Sd.
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MEMORY oFGEN. SAM HOUSTON.
Dallas Broom Factory,

j. A. KUSSELL 4 CO., Props.
Corner of Griffith and Patterson streets, at
Pointer " Shields old warehouse
Manufactures brooms and brushes of all
Kinds of the best material, and all warrant :
ed. Are prepared TO I'LL orders at wholesale
eheaper than can be bought elsewhere. Or
ders solicited and promptly filled. The high
est price paid for broom straw.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-27

Needles for all kinds OF sewing machine,
nj the Singer oilice, 7@S Main street.
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