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TIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. :

IT'D - 1NSUEANGE LGVMEIANAeSs -
TIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. IS.
PANEUM HALL FIRE INSURANCE Coh-.
.s PANY, OF BOSTON.
Assets, september 1st Observation-Disclosures.
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
IS q OF BALTIMoBE, Mp. - Fl
policies non. forfeitable. Surplus TO policy.hofd.
ers thirty.sfx per cens. Stss@i-.i ~ 1I
-Life and endowment policies issued by this COM.
many. 3 CHARLES h0WkRD, Agent
oc 22.1m No. q Tenth street, kiehmond. We.
Il N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE Agents ! g1A MAIN SZREKz,
NORYH BRITIsM AND MERGANTILE, M.
smghNGE eold w.
An z0N MsURANCE COMPANY, OF Ctncir
natl. Ohte- assets over tls6 joe. GOO 80 Z.
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COAFAs'
INSURANCEAGDB BANKING
ClMPANY, OF Lgnehburg, Ta,--ssssts oven
s1 ATfxSlIC rNsURANoE COMPANY, "a
jE.o1gipn. n. .--assetS ever 81 600. as
: PHGNIX INSURANCE. COMPANY. OF Brooks
fyn. D. Y.-sssets over 81, 600. 00ot . &. -.
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF.
Portsmouth, Va.-asseIs over 81, 600. -, =
Isei6atfed With the Treasrcer OF yirgtn1es ~ ous
eco. Losses eqmtzhly aataste6 and promptly paae
at this agency. Appiicat!cns solicited, hnd INNS
faata AttantioR given t6afet0. Il oc ~ *
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.ICRoCKERY,. GLASSWARE, DC.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

BAREAINS, e1.v-.,I3FII5I q
WHITE CHINA TEA-SETS from rs TO SO;
DECORATED CHINA TEA-SETS, containing
s%as from ffty.si1 to seyenty-seyea pieces from
WHITE ss CHINA DrRNgR-sErs, and by TIA
SEfs shhn Dspfi IN from O.
eHAMBER FofEET.sRrs from u to sss;
from as TO $40; .53g.s,g.,l ,, ~ -
with full Tine Of Plased Goods, Table Cutlery,
Coal-yases and Hods, w oodeaware. y alnut Braek..
cts &ad BookeShelyes; Rich French and. Boherniaa
Vases and Toilet Sets: Fancy Ornaments In end.
less variety at lowest rates: =, y ss. ~
e. b. TAYL0R.tf Z,
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BY Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoseers,
No. HOG Main street.

TWO BRICK HOUSES ON THE EAST
l SIDE OF SECOND NEAR DUVAL. STREET
FOR SALEAT PUBLIC AUCTIOM-On MON
DAY the 22d day Of November, 1875, ct O'Clock
P. NJ, we will offer for sale. The premises, at
public auction, TWO BRICK HOUSES located as
above described. One has four rooms and cellar,
the other has two rooms. Lots front about 20 and
SO feet and run back an irregular width. These
houses are so constructed that they can be used as
stores. r .,.--
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at four, eight
and twelve months, with interest added, and Sc
cured by a deed Of trust. ...,-
no16 @i;A- Auctioneers.
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-nYEfNGs, CLEANING. &c.

NYEfNG,- GEEANHNGs dc. - 5{ss-2g
1TcKENNEY,s STEAMsD YEING AND.
xI CLEANSING EsTABLIsHAENP 4
is the place 10 have GENTLEMEE'S CLOTHING
cleaned. and faded wearing apparel re-colored
Ladies' dresses, shawls, saeques, De, cleaned and
dyed. Goods received and returned by express
4l5 Marshall street, Smear Fifth. II mol 6-3n =
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YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four bun.
Ia bred tons OF this celebrated coal for sale. Alss
Reliance and Burnside Egg and stove; west
beriand, for steam and smiths use; Clover Hill
and Midlothian Lump; Soft Lump and Hall Coke;
Oak and Pine Wood. WIT ROBT hIS.
l,oc 81 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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By D. K. Weisiger & Co..
Auctiopeers and Real Estate Agents.
SALE OF A TRACT OF
/ LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA,
containing Two hundred and thfrtyeight acres. ad.
Joining the lands OF Messrs Middleton, Belcher,
of trust TO the undersigned dated August IT, 1875,
recorded In the clerks office OF CHESTERFIELD County
Court and being so required BY the beneficiary
therein secured will seilon MON NAY, November
20, / S75, on the premises, at 2. ~, the above
Terms: Cash about 81 go; balance at sale.
noIS +. II. MCGUIRE, Trustee.
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.rsNHE .HANDSOMEST STOVE .b
IL IN THIS COUNTRY. a
SPEARs'S FRANKLIN REFLECTOR ,aN
for parlor, chamber, dining-room, or othce.
The subscriber would call the ATTENTION OF the
public to his stock OF STOVES, RANGES, and
PARLOR-HEATERs.
PIumbipg, Gas-Eirting, and Timing done In the
hest manner. Also a good stock or House Fur;
nisbing Goods always on hand, ana al prices TO sut
the times. Give me call.
no2.9w 80 f..tt I'LL = 726 Main street
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IESXECUTOR'S SALE OF tyALII4RTE

~ REAL ESTATE IN ORANGE CoIiSTy
VA, KNOWN S"WO0DLEf.1~R yirf,e ~ !,
decree Of the October term Of Orange sI, III
Court WIN offer at public sale, on se prsmises o,s
I'll uRSDAY, November IS. 1876, that yainsH Tn
ESTATE known as @WO0DLEY,n forms.ss
owned and occupied. by Major John n. Lee. de-.
ceased, containing 575 ACRES. situated In or,nge
county, near Madison Rum station and about thrss
niles from Orange Courthouse. adtoinine he
Montpelier estate 1.-THE home OF Presidens NasfsonS
Scott, d. M. Barnard. and others. Ns'
! The land Is or Che finest chocolate soil and IN
good state Of cultivation, Improved BY q lugc and
commodi0usy FRAME sDWrLLING containin1
twelve rooms, extensive lawn aud enclosures, apss
old shade-trees necessary out buildines etc.
About one-third Of the land Is In timber, most NJ
which 10 original growts, and well watered.
TERMS OF SALE: Ore-fourth CASH, the balance
in three equal fnstaimeuts-one. two, and three
years; the purchaser to give bonds with good per.
sonal security bearing six per cent. interest from
date. and the title retained further security mill
the whole purchase-moueJ Is paid.
Will take pleasure In showing the property "a
any persons wishing TO purchase on or before the
day OF sale. LEWIS Fl. LEE,
Executor Of j. Fl. Lee, deceased.
j. II. HOUsEwORTH, Auetioneer no 1.eoGats
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RoH osHza LOCAL ssE gasT sAss.l
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BUSINESS WANTS.

LOST, sTRAYED, AND FOUND. z.
IT OSr, g young YELLOW SET 60
~ TER rnOG; afour white feet, Hhite-A
breast aud face. Bad on leather collar with brass
rug attached. A liberal reward will he paid on re-
turning hm to No.13l0 Franklin stree.
no 1885, -. .LlPSCOMR.-
STOLEN, a CERTIFICATE OF DEPO-
y SIT, No i24, dated August "a, 1875 Il sued
by the div Savings Bank OF Richmond TO Charles
Bryde, agent for Hannah n. Boswell, for $3.50.
PAYMENT Of ibis certificate will be refused by the
mo- 1851 ~ -" eA = :'' CHARLES BRYDIE.
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GROCERIES. &c.

GROCERIES. DC. l Y
NORTHERN BUCKWHEAT (choice),
In PRIME VIRGINIA. UCKWHEAT,g ~ ( !
BREAKFAST H0MINY, gl
OATM ffresbt, +
/ ,, CAROLINA RICE (choice), .El&
GRAHAM FLOUR, .--- si.l 2.t t....'tG: {.
re DRIED SUGAR CORN,
Best 1MPORTED MACCARONI,
Cox's SPHaKLfNs GELATINE,
.l NELSON'S GELATINE, ...4.a !
CRANBERRIES, &C.; best quality at low
rates. X. r. AR5iSTRONG,
Marshall street two doors below Fifth. :,
NO 13.S&N3w i
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-@
i FOR Rent, the next year, new and MI
and Danvlle railroad, ten miles east Of Danv1lle,
at a new, growing station, where $4,000 worth
of goods year can be sold for cash Is In thrifty,
prospcrous, fine --tobacco-growing neighborhood.
Persons wishing to rent, lease, or purchase the
property will apply in person or BY letterto
no 2.eod2w&w3t DaaYille, Va.
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EOR RENT, A FRAME HOUSE a.
Il with five rooms, in good repair, and kitch- ~
en- attached, No. 500 Twenty.sixth street, between
Clay and Leigh, ut moderate rent. NO ZV-Zt~
EOR RENT, comfortable TWO-Ga
1t STORY HOUSE with four rooms, closet, Iii
ann,v Of NUNNALLY & SONS,
opp S.e,aoda T.| Manchester. Va.
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TOR RENT, SECOND FLoOR@
Il over Kelley's store on, Marshall street be- -
tween Fifth and Sixth; three rooms gas, and wa
Ter and very convenient. Price. 81 0 per month.
'S'' 49, - - ,,TT.I-, ROBERT B.LYNE,
no 1a.3t a.... Real Estate Agent.
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WE HAVE OPENED a HOUSE IN
wv Richmond. Va, for the aa,e OF the :. L. BUM.
GkRDEER q C0. th0UNTAIN Rye WHlS-
KEY manufactured BY US near Staunton. VA
we make liberal discounts TO the trade
tsgL. CO.. -
amos - - lA10 Main street. "a
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RrcHaRpsos 9 co, Auci.oneers. 2. nel7
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on Robinson street near Ashland s5sest sisasy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-08
DANIEL O'CoNNELL.
His Hundrcdth Birth Day Celebrated
throughout the States.
st. Paul the Scene Of u Grand Celebra-
ton.
The Speech of the Day Delivered BY u
COl0red Orator.

ST. PAUL, August THE OConnell
Centennial in this city passed OH III
fine style. In the morning, services
were held at the Cathedral, and during
the day, q grand procession, eomprlS-
inc various irish societies OF ~. raul,
Minneapolis and saltwater, the 81
Paul, Robert Banks Literary society,
lcolored), the City Council, Board OF
Education, Fire Department. AID
long line of carriages, proceeded to the
CITY Park where speeches, music, etc,
were INDUCED in. Perhaps. the iintst
speech of the day was delivered ny
Robert Banks, colored barber OF TINS
city, who gave his personal recoilec-
tions of O'Connell. The most inter
esting feature of the proceedings, was
the determination of the lri sh all' col,
orcd citizens, which was hearty ana
complete.
New YORK, August l. The large
hall of Cooper Institute was crowded
last evening on the occasion or OCoh-
nell Centennial meeting. Gen. Nc
Mahon was selected to presiue'
Among the list of vice-Presidents
wee Richard Emmett, Chas. OCQn-
nor, VIM. Cullen Bryant, Rev. Dr.
Jno. Hall, Peter Cooper and kev. Dr;
Chapin. Rev. DIR. McGlynn delivered
the Grafton. IT.. s.,,
Dispatches received last night from !,
the principal cities of the East ana
south, state that the Centennial cele.
bration had been observed in the most
enthusiastic manner. r ou,
COLUMBUS, O.,-The Catholic clti-
zens held Centennial OConneil cele-
bration, by street parades ana enter ,,l,,
tainments last night, AT one VI n Wi,o,'
an address was delivered by Bishop
| Rosencrans. M,
O,1,onnell centenary celebration last
night, was grand affair. Among Among
other exercises, an Grafton was deliver
ed Inv J. J. Tubin, and n sparkling
poem on Daniel O'Connell read
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MADRID, August :. The Official Ga
zette will soon publish II ministerial
decree, appoutinga commissioner for
Spain to the Philadelphia Exposition.
LONDON, August 7. Eighteen addi-
tional cotton mills, involved in the
Oldham strike have closed their doors,
The number of operatives idle is in
creased 10 2O,OO0.
VIENNA, August 1,lnsurgents in
Herzegovina, after several engagements
with the Turks, have succeeded in sur
rounding Trebiquc, which is weakly
garrisoucd. They have already burned
part of the suburbs.
MADRID, August The Govern
mcnt denies that it intends uegotia-
ting seven million dollars TO indemni-
ly Porto Rico slave owners.
PARIS, August :. Victor Hugo well
coined the American rifle team to his
residence last evening.
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OMAN A.
she Proprietor oi ~" philips House
and others Shot BY Assnssins--
Texas Cnttse.

Che Proprietor oi tRe philips House
and Others Shot BY Assnssins--
Texas Cattse.
OMAHA, Neb,, August 7.-At Elk
horn, Neb., while crowd of men were
assembled this morning in quiet con
versaton, they were approached by
two men, named Kane and Metro,
the latter carrying q shot gun loaded
with buck shot. When Glthin range,
at the word fire given by Kane, Metro
shot into the crowd, seriously wound
lug Mr.. Dunymond, proprietor OF the
Phillips House, his son and Charles
Baldwin. The assassins Immediately
Jumped OH horses and fled. The cause
of shooting is supposed to be an ora
grudge against Baldwin. Mounted
and well armed men are in pursuit.
1t is estimated that the nnmoer OF
Texas cattle driven into this state thiS
year will amount TO over one hundred
thousand. They are mostly held by
cattle raisers along the line OF the
Union Pacific Railroad from kearney
Junction to Sidney. Forty thousand
of the number driven in this year have
been Sold and large numbers VIII be
shipped East this year through TINS
pOiut The weather continues clear
and warm.
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Death OF an Heir Apparani.

N'''N''l 'f'''N 'AN''''Ns
Death OF an Heir Apparani.
MoNrI, Utah, August 7.-Joseph A..
Young, eldest son of Brigham, died
very suddenly last night, it is supposed
Of heart disease.
Departed for Rome.
NEW YORK; August 7.-Cardlnal
McClOsky, accompanied by his Sccre-
tary, sailed to-day for Havre, on his
way to Rome, where he will receive
the hat and ring OF the Cardinalate.
The Democrats Garry North Carolina,
RALEIGH, n. c., August The re-
turns from tilty-fuur counties give 4
Democratic majority. 1t IL generally
conceded that the Democrats will have
good working majority in the con-
vention.
PHILADELPHIA, August THE
match game between the Chicago and
Athletics clubs was won 10y the former
in ten innings. Chicagos II, Attn
letics 7.
Another RNiiroad Gonc into the
hhHuA Oh u hFfPiNPfs
CINCINNATI, August THE Com
merciul's Marietta, Ohio, special says
that the Marietta, Pittsburg and Cleve-
| land Railroad went into the hand OF Il
receiver to-day. q. j. Warner Presi-
dent of the road, appointed receiver
Whiskcy Seizure.
MEMPHIS, August 7.-Gcneral Pat.
terson, Internal Revenue Collector, to-
! day seized a lot of whskey here, ship
! ped 10y Bingham Il Co., of Evansville,
which Is part of n lot of ninety barrels,
ali supposed 60 be crooked, having been
raised from the wreck Of the lronsides
and the stamps duplicated.
Newspaper Consolidation.
! OMAHA, August Tt is rumorcd
that ovOrlures looking toward consoli-
dation have been made 10y the proprie-
tor of the Daily Bee 10 the Republican
Newspaper Company. 1t has been
generally known for some time past
that the Republican was very weak,
aud that various efforts had been made
for its resurrection without success,
No definite arrangement has been ar
rived at,
The Arkansas Coast Threatened viii
II Damaging Overflow.
MEMPHIS, August THE river is
lisiug steadily, having risen three
iuchrs in the - hours eGding O'Clock
this morning. II is now within seven
inches of the spring rise, and within
nine inches Of the point which over
flows the entire country on the Arkan'
saR side, back to Madison, a distance
of forty miles. The weather is COO
and unsettled.
FrankfOrd Arsenai EAIsiOsiaB.
New YORK, August Ga specia
from Philadelphia concerning the eX'
plosion of the magazine in FrankiOrC
arsenal says the loss of life is terrible
as far as can be determined. In the
confusion and excitement, not less
than four persons were killed ant
probably one hundred others injured
many of whom cannot long survive
The building was blown to pieces. II
the building We're stored large quaint
ties of powder, arms and artillery, be
sides battle flags IN trophies taken o
used in the wars of the country.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE or THE DALLAS HERALD !
August =, 1874. !

OFFICE or THE DALLAS HERALD
August :, 1874.
Gold, lll@n2. silver, l0j.
Exchange Domestic, - per cent discount f;
Silling % per cent premium. Foreign quo
talonS nominal.
Wheat, No. ,, per hushel Il Is; No.3 soc.
oats, per bushel, SOWS7c
Corn, per bushel, in shuck SOlf-c; shclcd,
Nc,
HAY, bnlod, new crop, per ton, so OO@ll uO
loose do, - OOUlO %,
Potatoes per uushel, VI %,
Onions, per bushel, 7j@l ~.
Barley, Glm65c per hushcl
Bran, 81 90 per ton.
Rye O5@7Os per huShcl.
Hides, dry flint, per pound, heavy, l3'qWli;
dry nint, per pound, light, Solo green, 00c
Bc sailed. bG6@c.
Gou0n--Ordinary lO%c; good ordinary,
NE; low middling, l2Hc middlIng,. lShci
good middling, 1915.
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DOMESTIC.
The Kcntuck, Election.

LOUISVILLE, August 7.--Returhs
from So out of the ll6 counties OF the
State, give McCreary, Democratic can
didate for Governor, Il gain OF about
one thousand over the vote in the same
counties for Leslie, in 1871.
Railroad Travel Between Evansville
end Cincinnati Suspended
EVANSVILLE, August 7.-Tains have
been suspended on the Evansville ana
Cincinnati Railroad, 10y reason OF
breaks occasioned by the high water
in the White and Wabash rivers.
The 81, 900 Treasury Robbery.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-Two or
three arrests have been made OF per-
SONS supposed to be concerned IN the
robbery of S47, 600 from the Treasury
Department. The names of those ar
rested, have not been made known ny
the Treasury Department, nor any par
ticulars concerning the arrests. one
or two of those arrested, are said, now
ever, to be well known gamblers OF TINS
city. 1t is rumored that Treasury
clerk is implicated, but no such IN
formation is given at the Department.
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Last Wednesday, John Shellie, liv-
ing three miles from HoLey Grove,
was shot three times by Jack Post, and
it is feared the wounds will prove fatal.
Post escaped ON horse back, followed
by large number of enraged citizens.
The difficulty originated by Shellie
having proof that Post stole his saddle
two years ago. Five hundred dollars
reward is offered for Posts capture.
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Brenham Banner: "a negro named
Jim Brown was brought to this city on
Sunday evening last and lodged in
Jail on charge of raplng a little white
girl, four years Of age, the daughter Of
a Mr.. Dudley, living near Chappell
Hill. Burning at the stake would be
too good for this scoundrel, who has
outraged and ruined an innocent, ten
der babe"
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.TELEGRAPiiIC
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHER.
NEW ORLEANS.
Circular Letter from Governor NcI'
log.

Circular bIetbeE from NOhfEpSF lNfi'
IOGG.
New ORLEANS, AugustI,-Governor
Kellogg has addressed circular letter
to the sherifis of Caddo, Catahoula,
Franklin and one or two parishes Of
North Louisiana, where number of
murders and other deeds of violence
are reported to have recently been
committed, directing them to call in
the aid of the better class of citizens to
bring to Justice the perpetrators, whose
acts continue to give bad name to
the State; whereas in all the other
parishes the laws were enforced and
peace and prosperity prevailed.
The funding board have adjourned
till the second "Wednesday in Septcm-
her, and will fund no more bonds till
then. Governor Kellogg leaves for
the North tomorrow.
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TELEGRAPH MARX ETS.
Noon Report.

GALVESTON, August 7.--Gold lla@lll,
Cotton market steady. Ordinary lie; good
ordinary lie; low middling BE; midllng
lpdc; good middling, lli4c. Sales 20 bales.
Hides steady and unchanged; dry mint ms
they run l2@l3c; sailed lGc,; kips, calves and
stock sailed, one third of; damaged. one
half on light aired sold MS tlut, with allow
anCc for salt; wet sailed selected, &c cuts
and grubs Sc; butchers green acre; cuts and
scores PC of.
Wheat in bulk is daily arriving and being
transferred to elevator and on shiphoard,
The number of buyers have increased and
prices are now mliy up 10 st. Louis market.
All charges IN elevator and placing ON ship
board ara paid by the buyers. Clear, oNon
running No. 3 wheat IL bringing | l5Ul 20,
NO.2, Il 20Nfl %; choice lots of No. ?, Il 30.
Buyers are advancing eighty-iiye cents per
bushe ON wheat shipped TO Liverpool and
one dollar per bushel on New York ship
mentS.
NEW YORK, August 7.-Specie shipments
to-day, Si31,5Sj, a. whidh s}N,WW WIS gold
coin. Loans Increase 10 -dJj,N0 specie N.
crease sjg7 200; legal tenderdcereaSc ,D32llOO
deposits increase SSBiOOi cirrulption de-
crease 5l3,000; reserve decreased >li3,lOO
Cotton weak. UpandS, HE.
Flor quiet, without any decided change.
Re0eits, l20OO barrels.
Wheat quiet sales, 81 900 bushels at II E@
II 10,
CntxAqo, August Wheat, MOI = 42@
i q; red winter, u js@rl 5Vi amber Il l9@
Il %.
Corn quiet, at ssc. Oats ~,
Gold Il3l..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dallas Broom Factory,

j. A. RUSSELL n CO., Props
Corner of Gri1ith and Patterson streets, mt
Pointer Il Shields old warehouse
Manufacture brooms and brushes of all
kinds of the best material, and all warrant =
ed. Are prepared to fill orders at Wholesale
cheaper than can he bought elsewhere: Or
ders solicited and promptly filled. The high
est price paid for broom straw.
d to augl3wly
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FOREIGN.
yIcksDurg Wins the SILVER Cup-Three
Children DeVOured By Bears.

STUTTGART, August Mr. Schalz,
of Vicksburg, won the silver cup, in
the rifle shooting notch here today
OTTAWA, ONT, August "A as
patch from Gastevens says three chill
dren, while picking berries in the
bush, were killed by bears. Only feet
and arms of one child can he found.
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Night Report.

ST.. LOUIS, August s-Flourqulet, but hrm,
Wheat dull, V eak, unsettled ana generally
lower. No. red - jOGSl 81; cash \ 90 n
August i5G@sl 49,; September, No, y, II "
cash; II q lid in August; spring nominal No.
soft offered at VI l3;S 10 nd,
Born lower aud uESettledt NO, ! mixed
offered In car lots At 1896 'ORc bid; SOLD NJ
G14cS7Oc in September
Oats lower and unsettled; sales CT car lots
of No. , nj 6jc cash; iSc@i9c in August. am.
Cattle steady and firm good to prime sOg
50 50; fair - 2j4s5 o. choice TEXAN ~ 5oi iail
tG good = 7j@Sl %; common to medium " w
6uS3 80. ReGe.S q6l
NEW YORK, August O-GottGn weak ana
dominal middllng uplands liHo, futures
steady at n decline; August lit-l3ci Septen'
Der Ii 29-32c0Cl3 l5-lGc
Gold opened ntl3iBc and declined to l3Hci
closed at 1885, on gold loans. Sales were
and ~ per Get for borrowing and aud per
cent for carrying as well rs Hat,
Governments closed dun and steady.
State bonds quiet aud lower.
NEW ORLEANS, August Flour hrmeri
common s. %; fine 50 5000 u supreme w W.
double 50 2jGsG 50; treble Y SIC; choice ana
family SS 15gs0 80.
Corn Merl scarce and tlrmer at 81 70.
Corn flrm ut S7cGlSl 90.
Gold ll3j4; sight &c premium; STERLING
IS s..
Cotton dull; sales 40 bales; quotations I'M
changed; receipts II ballet; exports, cOntln'
cnt 1881 bales coast III bales; stock l9,OR
bales.
CHICAGO, August 7.-Cattle receipts yester'
day, 300; total 5000; fairly, active ana hrin
under favorable advices, stoORers aud putch'
ers 2%Ril9c; Texans 21aGIac; shipping i'9S
6gGi4c. ,,..
L vpRPooL, August 7.--COtton steady sale'
10000 bales; upladds, spot 7l2d; Orleans, spot
I'D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-08
NEW YORK.

Another SuspensiOn-De0th OJ 5
Prominent Banker.
New YORK, August 7.--Archibald,
Baxter a. Co., well known shipping
and commission firm, doing business
at II Broadway, suspended payment
this evening. They state that they
were unsuccessful in negotiating their
bills Of exchange, and are only tem-
porarily embarrassed. The failure
caused qutea commotion in Exchange
place, and among grain merchants,
with which interest they were closely
interested.
Max Heidelbach, of the banking
firm of Heidelbach, Frank " Co., is
dead.