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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON May 22.-There IL prospect yet ~ any
provemrn although has been rather
market is duh ioT all line WoOls aud Irces
Manufacturers looking
an uti0is OF clothing Wool When the Clip begins
arrive cOmbng and deane heeces and desirable lots Of
likely To sustain good
long manufacturers continue 10 the-e grades a. the
supply limited but otherwise the prospects
encouraging The sar u and PennHly anna
have been 10000 u J0G5Gc choice NX ieeces
d Al 81 d53c and these iIcr- iOr
this rscnpuoI While mchuin ar No range > d3e hlei
Michigan and Visions r-fCrs nave been taken only ~ sint
lots ~ Uc California Wool has been arm ng more f
slta have been $40, 90 at - -Zic IN spring anal i %.
for Fall Il to include ~
ig ~ soc 10 as been obtned cor SINAI. "t ~ l3.p ~
hut tlr - 10 cli,f1ni 81 the maiAc 'loc may u"
I- hriIf Fog oitc spring an 3iai-e ot i Az ~
bot. II. fiF |r -f Tr lVcf ait' OH fif 10 ~. 70
~ Rae olna- To- u.ug % iisi-. "a g 20 - COL thero
h. tn. -.,4- n.y.. s4ll sli cla-- i---- ---- . '-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
ArrrvrXGTON KY.-IOss 800. 900.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May pa fire of con-
siderable magnitude broke herr about o'clock this
morning in tie livery stable OF Davis d Adams. IL
sprcad with great Il ilty and a. seemed one t.ins
AZ though the whole town would DO Destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
THE GARDEN CONCERTS.

The warm weather, combined with the
steadily increasing appreciation Of good music which has
been marked in this community during the past few
years has drawn immense crowds the Central Park
Garden that the first week of the has
of unusual prosperity and promise. We notice number
Of faces in the orchestra, especially among the
strings but difference is pcrceptbe in e quality Of
the playing. and all the leading performers whose
are familiar TO the public. such Jacobssohn Arnold
Eer. Kayser Darge Csppa and Others remain in their
accustomed places. Thomas has large stock OF fresh
music, which lac brings forward pretty rapidly Besides
the opening night. the programmes of last week
tanned Westmayer's Kaiser Overture" which makes
Of Haydns Austrian Hymn, and the overture to Men
dessohns Wedding Of Camacho" heard before,
far know, the United States. The operetta
which this latter selection belongs was completed in
1926 when the composer only years Old and per
already asserted itself at that early period in part Of
che "Nidsummer Nights Dream" music and in the
beautiful octet. but the Hochzeit DIES Camacho"
failure and the that be said OF the overture is
that it is lively and welmade with pleasure,
and have difficulty in forgetting all about it after
wards Among the most important of the familiar seec
tons repeated last week the whole OF Schubert's
great symphony no o. subscriptions from LOhen-
grin" and 1.-THE Flying Dutchman," and the superb
arrangement by Beroz Of webers Invitation to the
Dance" Among the forthcoming novelties orchestral
arrangements OF several Of LISTS Hungarian Rhapso-
dies the scoring Of which Is partly the work OF List
himself Thomas has also secured the Ms. Of impor
tant unpublished symphony OF Schubert's which may
expect to hear in the course OF the Summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM AT CREEDMooR.

The American Rife team on Saturday had a
good day for practice Creedoor and the scores OF the
day were very good All the members OF the team "eIo
nresent and the number OF spectators was unusually
iarro among them Cen Meseroc, Alderman Cole Col
Carr Col Valentine Col Mitchell. II. s. Jewell, and b.
Burton The scores were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
EASE EAl L

The champion Boston Red Stockings adced
another victory tL-r LONG lisi At Philadelphia Oh "a
nrI,y bv defeating the Philadelphia Centcnnials ~
score Oh l. - d. q,
The fourth game between the Chicago ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
5perial Notices.

Deshrrs pills the best and safest remedy for Ch0
and Fever and Malaria
Lord 4 TuyIor. Grand and Chrystle stsEng Body Brs
sels 81 so and 81 49, Eng and Am Tapestry and III IL
Canton tho Ruptured.-The surgical Bazaar l.y53
Broadway IN the only place where the genuine n
Invented by late Marsh Co be obtanDL All u
which sold and properly adjusted very reduced prceA
silk Goods OF all kinds Open until To- LAZY attend
AMI H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
rurpn TERM OPPOSITION IN OHIO.

AKRON, Ohio, May 23.-The Summit County
Republican Convention met here yesterday and unani-
ousy instructed the delegates to the State Convention
TO favor an antthird plank in the platform, and
to oppose any proposition change the present common
school system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

THROWN from wagon the ice, sphntering tno
homes spraning and suffering from -
the head one bottle Oi GiLss LINZ
Nr IopDE iucet the swelling and took away
the intense be mistake regard 20 ~
w. l. Isip editor Long island Herald
By druggists. Depot No AL SIKH ave. New orr
ONLY so cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

s,cs,. arc sin IN Demand prices RANGING from 50 v Sc
s sss1s STcss osc super and PoIsd 4oss7c
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HT.TlTT "
Brig Antelope. Ray. from Matanzas.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH MAY 23.-ArriNei, steamship Ashland fruD
York; bark Albert Newman. from Bcrlin solrs Id
,haufrct- and lraifi. Bra. from NeW-fork.
IlnTs Dell May 23-The ateaniship Columbus sailed fes
Havana The steamship iierlADG. IOr Ant"HR
passed ont at 9. 10 r.
NKW.OKLEANs May 23Salef from the Passes, Steamship
COrtes Iectwing, ON the Bar ship Western KIN
pire. -.
ship Baltimore Bremen, nAeld. Iom LAO. A.
Inenla, Leg
FOR"IGS PORTS.
PLYMOUTH, 23.-Ihe steamship Clmbria Brandt, uoD
New York Elay g. FOR Hamburg, Ned here today.
Qi EsNsTCwS My -3-le steamship PennsylyaDA uafx16
l-oIn Philadelphia May lj arrived here today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
CARTOON OF THE CINCINNATI FESTIVAL

An amusing incident of the Cincinnati Fes-
tvsl a cartoon by VIII P. Noble exhibited in the
window % OF the principal shops OF that city during
the week Of the celebration II represents army OF
musicians sorning formidable fortress, from whose
walls float the standards OF the great composers, and
cannon inscribed Ninth symphony" Lohengr1n,"
rriumphlIcd hcch forth a deadly hail OF crOtchets
and quGtcrs. Tlc List seems to have exploded in
the discharge. ard fragments OF the PrOmetheus' I'll
the air In the The attacking force the ruins
OF che captured in 1873 Tie portraits among
the Of the picture OtO Singer, in most
comical attitude. cheers the chorus; Theodore
Thomas generals uniform rides at the head of the
chestra; and the foreground Miss Cary, Miss
Cranc. Mrs. H. ". smith, Mr.. whitney. and some of the
leadng a Crnbc~s OF the Festival Committee The orig
final been brought 10 tins city, and Is
exhibition II the pan0OIte OF Decker Brothers,
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
OBITUARY NOTES.

The current obituary includes the Rev.
George Day, D. D., who was long time editor OF Ihe
NornirQ Star al Dover " H., who died at Providence
on Friday; and Gen Alfred Rcdineton. for several
years Sacramento agent OF the California steam Navl5a
lion COMPANY who died Saturday in san FRANCISCO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

was there an srdor that shot along the lines Of sensby
There glitter and there force and the part was
handled with intelligent design and perfectly definite
skill 1t was dressed, too, In an opulent, tasteful
and various garb which made it pleasing to
the eye These go for much. What it
needed was womany softnes and passionate
magnetism. and, perhaps, more artless refinement
Augmented thus II would have the soul well the
body Of art With the audience 1t had marked
Indeed, Miss Dyas and Mr.. Montague often called
before the curtain and throughout the evening there
continuous current OF applause for their proceedings
John Gilbert acted Ddas. and with his stately person
bluff manner delicate feeling, corrcrt action and fine
terance of every wordgiving reality to every and
the Illusion Of nature his chara.ter and all that
encountered it-he lowered above his associae,, and
made the whole company in any intellectual comparison
with himself insignificant and trivial Mr.. Polk
playful and funny, though and then in spirit Of
bufoonery GlariS and manifested that steadily i'm
proving talent and firm touch Of character parts which
make him useful actor in this company. 1.-The Lady
of Lyons will be repeated till the close Of the week,
which viii bring the close Of the This the full
cast:
ClaudeMelnotte Mr. Montague Capt Gervas Mr. Atkins
Col Damas John Gilbert Notary Mr. COmstOck
GGs sT eAT1 O, Pauline Deschagpeles,
Beanseant. ~ Plympton Madame Deschappellea.
Landlord F. Browne Widow MelnOt,e Seton
Major DesmOrlins Mr. Osephs Jeanette Clara
Capt Dupont Peck Marian Miss J. Francis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

Summer weather brings ont the Summer
fabrics O'Ne Co. advertise this morning an immense
stock OF straw gO~s with laces, summer dresses &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
M4RRIED.

BADENVAr SFN-WEIT ARTNER-On Saturday even
lug Nav - 1875 AZ the the brides parents
Hoboken ~ j. by Leopold Mohn, Bz4enb
10 Elise MolIgartner. No cArds.
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buckingham Hotel,
FIFTH-AvE. CORNER FIFTIETH-sT.

T.. NOhNEK
Opposite the Cathedral
splendid large and airy parors ana
chambers with dressing attached especially -dAped
the Of families Location unsurpassed VIII be COM
pleted by September next
Advertisers desring 10 gain the aiient on and pa
tronagc Of Farmers and Agricuiurists, viii End THh
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective mo-
dunn II now reaches farmers and those Of better
clas than any weekly paper published ADVERTISE
mp,, to secure proper should bo handed IN %
or before Monday OF the week Of issue
The Most Attractive Otnces I'm Town.-The universal
testimony OF who have the Offices In the new TIKI
uSE building that they the MOST ATTRACTIVE and
all things considered the CHEAPEST anywhere IN uat pas
of town Between and half Of the building "a noS
reped and those desirable Offices should make early
application The rooms all beautifully finished IN hsrd
wood ASH, with elegant heat and water IN eve
ROOM are all exceedingly Light and airy, arc perfectly yenu
lated outside windows. communicate .TVcay with
the elevators nearly AL have independent entrances from
the hall Many ready for the iss
May that day and the following Monday x OF hs
lawyers and Advertising agents moved IN v.r
only waiting for tie elevators ni.'.n .osIS
running within week. Tenants can move ~ a5 .a"'
alton should DO made II BHb TRIBUNE so~-'n- IVY
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LATEST Snip NEVs
For Latest snip Ec,cs see Fgrs Po5sI


steamship Cr Thompson, 1000 May y. ~
Queenstown IAN, with mase, and ass 10 Il ! te-ts
steamship switzerland CBel-, Jsckson AitSeip My II.
steamship Egyrt (Br. Grcgan, Liverpool Wy ". ~
QreeDsts 18Th. with mise aud pass u F. W iin-st -
with mlse ami pass to- LARK & seaman.
Steamship Gauogs Bearse Boston with mdse afc fass
1teSnsh city q Br.sse 3r Murray Iiycrpce Nay "A
via Queenstown litl WITH mds and pass u Jonn o. 10
eteansA2 " NM l.iIl n'as; ,'e ej..,r -
Steamship city 81 Waco, Greenman, Galveston Nc" = va
Key West sth. with mdse and pass To G. H. Major 90
Norfolk pass Old Dominion steamship 90
SHIP Bertram isoy of Liverpool, Thomas. CacHia -
BARK orient Russ. OraBder. POssaocans lsT days. WIN
coffee, &c 1900.
Bark Chattanooga Freeman. Hong Kong Feb with ia
Eark sarah of Yarmouth, y ST. IiAy, Leghorh a. ~~yS
with marble &C
Bark st Ursula OF Baroaos) Dcknan no J'aelro Acs"
Brig Entors Ot Portland Nichols IL days va
Biz Dryo Cof Harrng,on CoGn Car ienas 10 lays win
schr Mary s pracshaw of Philadelphia Van Glider. ss-
yannalI da} 3. with lumber. o.
schr Carrie A. Benu'y FaulkcD5urs, Georgetown. y c.
DAYS. with ma al stOr . -, ..,-
naval stores.
schr r r. Baird tof Philadelphia Mayhem Carienas -
scHoovERs-RrEa AND coAsrwrE.
Ellie BOdne, virginia JOS u cake, virginia.
L. Avery, Georgetown, D. c. = T. BuITOw. virginia
R6Iert Bair Pawtucket Amos Brgrs Pawtuckcs
] II. Young P.WflckcL Buckeye. FrOvGcnCe.
X. : Dean, Providence. Mary, PrOyilenos.
sarah Brr en- Providence Mai Anthony. PfOvi iencA
r O. Warner Port land u J. g. Fierson. Portland ~
IaInartine. Providence. J. =. WTgh. PROVIDENCE
A T. Rowland Providence. Florence ia FOfych
James Hail. Ncy-Iaven. SIDNEY Aulsel, Virginia
Moonlight, NIrg4lIL Amelia IL arm N4rSldlA
II. NtIuenln, Georgetown. . t. Wool, bOOrg-iown.
AGeAue Georgetown John *. SGaw la moro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed cih ~
name and Gl.iyea.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-01
THE GRAIN MARKET.

wheat rallied little this morning, and
prices were hrmer, though there is no per
reptlhle advance to note The mills are still
buying literally OF choice grades, which
probably causes the stilening noted. The
slow sale of damaged wheat has prevented q
recurrence of the heavy offerings OF Last
week, us grain of this grade is in excess o.
dcmnnd in eastern md northern markets
oats are dull and lower Rye and barley 10!
seal purposes. are in good demand and arC
firm ut rates.
WHEAr-Quict aud firm at a2@sl " ex'
IRENE figures, the Tosid mills puymgthe Int
Ter rates for extra grain; Mediterranean, &ei
SIC; damaged wheat Yety dull and barely
uuotaDle at jlG6Jc.
OATS-F at 33Gg3ic.
RYE-Firm At Bl@7jc., with fair offerings
BARLEY -ltrHdily commands O@Jt ioi
good average grain.
CORN-rhcrc is but little old corn ON the
market, and only sufficient new corn L
brought 10 the city to iii the local demand
Selling from wagons ON the streets at j1@J5t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-01

Henry y, Wise, Of Virginia, is the
latest letter-writor on the currency,
Tic says he has lived through the times
Of a United States Bank, ola system Of
State pet banks, Of Il sub-treasury sys-
tenn and II time Of no system whatever;
but beavers that theprescnt fictitious
and Fictitious utilization Of gryenhack
banks with the political power OF gov
crnment in the reign of any party
whatever, is the worst have ever
known. Take away from it the attri-
butte of being legal tender for debts,
aud instantly greenbachs would he no
better than gray backs Having that
attribute, it attacks real value, regular
business, ind panders OILY to speeula-
ton and peculation.p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-01
SOCIETIES..
Masonic.

All Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street.
over c. IA. Wheat's store
DALLAS CONlMANDERY No. q, knights
frcmplar, win meet NJ the Asylum III the Guy
of DALLAS, ou the first Thursday after the ihS'
Saturday in each month, ,,.rr,>, ~ ~
FRANK AUSTIN II. U.
ED. &. BOWER, Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Areh
Mnsons. meets ut the Chapter Rooms IN tht
ritv of Dallas, on the first Monday in caoh
month.
Z.E. CoOMBEs, NJ. L. H.P.
JOSEPH l.. FISHER, Seeretar'
TANNEuILL LODGE, No. 50, Il. d a. NJ,
meets ON the second and last Satnrday even
ings of each month"; at the m n&SViP NJ NJ
W,K. CORNISH, Secretary.
nAIJAS LODGE, No ll2 \. n A. M
meets on the first aud third Snlufuhy eVeni
inUs of every month, ut Its nan over u VI
Wheatis store, ON Main street; go, N, 4,
"A''''' W. Q, CONNOls, W. NJ
A.W. NowLIN, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
pprcko Lodge, 4. H., IL D. o. F., meets ~
Richardson, Dallas county, ,eNNeiy "ooii'''
u"S o''"'''e'' T. l.. FRANK, NJ q,
us. FLOYD, Secretary -
pIDgELEX ENCAMPMENT NO. -, !. "
o. n, meets ON the first ana tnliI rI1lu ',,'S
nights in each month"; at inc n IN r1 ~
Hall. H. We
DALLAS LODGE No. a, |. .. q. ~, n m soI
on every Wednesday night, NJ NE oSa rei
io M T tin.'; Secretary.
Trinity LODGE No. l.. Q. .. FL NEE"
every Monday nghtat Odd FELLOWS i,sSg, NH NJ Il
ELL MCCONNELL, Secretary.
ruo,tAs CHAPEL LODGE, ], o; q. i.
meets every Saturday night ut the ihoih"
ch"pe' 'hu''"saIoN $. RECORD. W. Q. n
j. W. RECORD W.secr,tarV'
DArr.AS LODGE No. us, 10. q. n, meet
,i..,, Friday night ut their lodge ROOM Oh
Main street, between AUST nnd Lamar ~ n
Hl''i" w. =. ODELD, W. u IL
A. II. CLINTON, W, y n,,,,c,
United FRIENDS OF TEMPbH1AN,,U'
Meet every Monday hlSniL y" oici Hi p NJ,
Dui'u'ns' NJ. y. FRANKLIN, W'P'
in, RUSSELL, X. "
B'Nni FIRTH,
DALLAS LODGE NO l0l, INN 49,, ~ ~ i \
- ',,,,nrv SECOND and fourth AuSsuuS ~
nnch month. President, u. uOsllhi N iuv "a
iJent Noise Kahn, secretary, 1u''iF6 ,co'
Friend: monitor, ID. uoslilli Uo"sNi'''
uel Kahn.
knights OF Pythins'
ooEuR DE LION LODGE No o;,S ', m 3
R.P. Annspaugn, O. q RieeGSd M1 isiehHrI
O.; Ii, A. MccuIom. p ,0s aG;a IL MsSier-a
s Srn,s III g. Leigh, NJ. of ~; Paul Furst' -
r.. Harry Jacobs, |. &C. John IL. Ryan Wv
Patrons of luusbandry. =,
: pRECKINRIDGE GRANGE No, y 81 o. ,ro ',
pairnns ot Husbandry, meets at fati9 gu
hall, Richardson, on the nrst anu 1in' "
urdays oil e"'" i' ". il. HARRIS, Master
IL w. II, STARK, ST., secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-01
DIR. Z. M'LANE'S
IN Celebrated American
WORM Specific.
OR
V L r M / FUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

WA Ctho VI W ONNIo.
THE countcnance is pale and
1 leaden-colored, with occasional
hushcs, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dalli the pupils dilatc; an azure
semieirclc runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritarcd, swells, and
sometimes bleeds; swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
hummng or throbbine of the ears ;
an unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny
or tlrrcd tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes yoracious, with a
Gnlwng sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone Aeeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costiye; stools Shiny, not
un!requently tinged with blood belly
swollen and hard urine turbid; re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and conyusiye; un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind
ing Of the teeth; temper variable,
bu, generally irritable, etc. 6
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, IN
DR. c. M'LANE'S VRRMIFUGR
VIII certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which haf
attended the administration of tho
preparation has been such as to war
rant US in plcdging ourselves to the
public 10
> RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual; "proyiding the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
apposjtion Of worms being the
cause" In al cases the Medicine
TO he given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
that
DR.. c. M'Lane's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
ccnt preparation, net taba5le 0fa6tRg
Ire sl&hhH iqIwy IL HE NEST haRty
tNftak Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
p s.. Dealers and Physcians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
their orders distinctly, and take RaRf 6a Dy. c.
~ AaNF'i, ftct1yeihp FGialRP R,ol P!ltitatlh.
a. 10 those Wishing TO give them trlal, vii
Forward per mail, post paid, to any part OF the
United States one box Of Pills for twelve three.
cent postage stamps, or one vial Of Yermih,ee for
fourteen three"oeut stamps Al orders from Canada
nnsI be accompanied by twenty cents extra,
81 For sale by Druggists and Country Stora
Nrc1r'S generally
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTOR Y.
CEVY OF DALLAS.

Mayor-W. l.. Cabeii.
Engineer-W William NJ. johnson,
Attorney william NJ. Edwards
Treasurer Robert II. West.
Secrntary--J b, Hereford.
Assessor and ColectOr--ThomNs j, KcCtou'
Marshal-luniuS Peak.
Health Ohiccr:-Dr NJ. a. Cornelius.
Aldermen -- First ward: II. Eryay, Il. j..
Winimette, j. W, Crowdus. Second ward:
Alfred Davis and A. L. Obeneham. Third
ward: D. n. Grove, b. =. Jott and W, J.
Shono. Fourth ward: Il. V. Iompltins and
II, G. Mcclure.
The Offices of the various city officers are
vt the city market house. The board OF Al
dermen meet in regular session at the coGu-
oil room over the market, every Tuesday
~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-01

Several days ago Red Cloud made r
speech at Red Cloud Agency, before
the commissioners appointed TO ihVes-
tigate the truth of Professor Marsc'l
charges against Delano. lie sustained SUSTAINED
the professor by making the following
statement among manyothers eo unl,y
pointed: / thought If we moved our
agency up here and would come ihto
this country we would succeed in get,
ting more goods than we had been IN
the habit OF getting therei but 'hs'eao
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-01
TELEGR MARKETS.
Noon Report.

GALVESTON, August 81. - Gold llSl5@lii.
Cotton Steady. Ordinary nominal; good or, or,
binary PIC; low middlinS l3Ac mlulIH5
1879: good middling, l4hc. ,o ,
Sales 500 bales. Receipts ,l3g DaieS. ,,,,o
Coffee quiet. Fair, zoe; good, 2O1sc; prihic'
Ole; choice, 2lLc. ,, c,,,,
Flour IN better demand ana prices y 1iI ~,
Double extra, So 1907 CD; tren,e eN ,a 7, al ' u
90: choice family, 50 20; fancy " l1@iV, 9 w"
Hides nctivc and firm. Dry nlht' ,"y}s
lie; selected, l71Ic; kips, calves ana S'o ma
sailed, one-third OF; damaged, one n'tiI ~ 5s
light sailed sold Us mint WIN nilowni' ,,,,hs
salt; wet salted selected, sac cuts anu gIuuS
hc; butchers green re; cuts ana scoioS'
&c of. -,
Wheat steady. No. cred, 81 SIX. cha
Oats quiet and selling at ear Ioau On 'i'o
Nsw - Y fIs August 3l.--Gold opened Mt
stocks active. Money per cent do'u
llils. ,oy>
Exchange, long, 4 50; short, SS%., .,,,,,
GoyernnIents dull, state bonds steady
cotton quiet. Uplands li}sc; Orleans l2c'
Flour dull Whont quiet ana heNNJ' WI"
por gnu ti Ir'' mt 80 81. Lard firm; steam
Spirits turpentlne 81 SlHc. Ros'n firm al
G5@7Oc. Freight. quiet. 900, oo,I,
PARIS, August 3l.--Rcntes Ojii d-'ac' ,,,,o,,
LfvERpooi, August 3l.-Noon --Notion
duh and easier. Middling uplahus, fBui VI
leans, 7-lBd. Sales lO,000 p!lcs'
LONDON, August 3l.-Erle lijs'
Night Report.
NEW ORLEANS, August 81. - COD liza
Sterling commercial, 80 O-So 90 "'"'>
inal. Sight "a premium; IN strict rood
Cotton quiet Good ofulrutf w euiri',F Inv
ordinary, 2A@3c low mdullhg'o o,sie, MD.
middling, lS]s@l4c; middling 10 s NV G ii
ding, n%@li5sc; good midolihS' ''''
l53 bales. ..
Flour dull but lower. oats ll@1ic. ,,,r =,
Sugar. good to common, S%@%39W d'it AZ W "
fully fair, DaD5Sc: prime to choice Wa S' "
la,ses, csminOi 20 choice iO@1Oc foIh We g,
shoulders, OlSe Bacon Oh@MFMii@,t ay
Hams, choice sugar cured i1@lOc' buu
tlerce, likc; keg, l5Ac. Coffee orjlha ~. ESJ y
prime, lsE@2Oc. whisky recUhe"' " soy
~. ~. d,
Ngw York, August sl.-Money active +"
8per cent. -. ~, tie,l
Governments duh but steady; new ? y, i ~
States quiet aud nominal. dolu iliIsWiii|l
Exchange long, 81 S71S; short, W. ,,,,,
Whent Irregular and l62c lower, ueclln,
chiefly upon soft and inferior Wih''A -N
81 ll@l 50; amber, 81 4s9l ~.
White western corn lQg2c lower. anoo. nj,
Oats heavy ut T@62c; new, o'VVVo' Wv
mixed, 0D@62c, old white, 90; ,t
LONDON, August 3l.-Weatner lair alas A
LIVERPOOL, August 3l.--oottoh-9"lo' II
Red western spring wheat, o9lOs Id
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.
NANCIArn

The money market continues easy, with n
nl supply OF funds IN sight, All legitimate
demands are readily metut "a per cent.
GOLD-There rs no change To note in gold
nlotntlous-lOmll2, with but tow transact
NOnS
SiI,NER-Is quoted Mt lNh4lO), with n
fair demand, principally from planters 70
pay lnb0rers.
EXCHA NGF,--On the principal cities COM
mands u per cent. premium, wldle CONNER
cial bills are quoted Mt u per cont discount