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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-27
Ophls.

Daily yield $50 tons Of orc. This ore
10 being crushed at the mills and h
yielding a very handsome profit. Could
the requisite number Of mills be obtained
Ophir would be able 10 resume tho pay
msnt Of regular monthly dividends In q
very short time. The ore breasts on the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21
The Centennial Hall.

The editors OF The HERALD ack-
nowledge, with many thanks, the re-
ce,ut Of cards to the Centennial ball,
to be given Tuesday evening, July 4,
1875, at Lively hall, under the auspices
OF the citizens of Dallas and members
of Commonwealth College.
Committee on Invitation General
w. l.. Cabell, Colonel Il. G. Mcclure,
Captain w. i. Morton, DIR. T. W.
Wiley, Judge Robert IL. West, NJ VII
man.
Committee on Arrangemenls--Juliu'
Roger, A. j. Gillespie, Ben w. Austin
George W. Cleveland, Miss Addi'
Fisher, Miss Lady Lloyd, Miss SallI'
Robertson, Lille Barker
Reception Committed Barnett Gibbs
II. p. Randall, John +, Murphy, H. a
Spencer, y. r. Spratlry, Joseph l.
Fisher, #. \. Tucker.
Floor Manager-John Walton.
Directors OF Mu,ic-E b. Lawrence
Commonwealth Silver Bgnu; Prot
John Lan9c, Commonwealth Orchts
trn Band.
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"Tbe '7R IluttaIIiOn."

DallaB can now Toast of two ~ line
military companies as are to be found
in the South. They are handsomely
uniformed in grey, well drilled aud the
material is first class. A battalion or
ganization IL suggested, and THE
HERALD would b. glad to see
still another company added to the
'76 Battalion" to be composed exclu-
siyely of men who wore honOrably
either the blue or grey during the late
war, and can produce satisfactory evil
dsnce thereof The organization OF
such company, ut this time, would be
particularly opportnne and appropri-
ate. The men who fought each other
should he the first to grasp hands upon
the Centennial day, and company so
composed would be welcomed with
the h0nors of war 10y the Greys and
Rifles. The HERALD suggests that
such veterans Of hundred fields ~
Gen. w. H. Cabell, Capt, j. l., Leonard,
one OF Cleburnes famous division,
General r. NJ GAno, Mr.. Reed, J. NJ.
Mccoy, T.. =. Conner, ID. Il, Grove,
Colonel W. H. Hughes, Captain W. Ii,
CASTOR, Hoods Brigade, Mr.. Jones,
Hoods Brigade, Colonel Grillls, Hoods
Brigade, Booth, Tcrry's Rangers and
many others would make the right
sort of material. Why can't Old Tlge
take the matter in hand and put ii
through?
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Our Centennial.

II is to be hoped TINT our peopl,
with that broad, liberal patriotism
which has ever distinguished Texans
will rise superior to mere personal ol
political grievances ana enter heartily
into the spirit of celebrating with ap
propriate honors the one hundrcdth
birthday OF the Republic. We say
Republic because il isa better word
than NATION" which sentimental
demagogues have made olious.
There is reason TO believe that the
Fourth will be properly celebrated. 1t
should be, or nothing attempted. 1t
will not be IN accordance with the
traditions of Dallas that it should be n
failure, and II every man does his duty
IL will be glorious success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21
Make Up Your Mind.

Many young men with little CAPT,
tai, and perhaps family, come to
Texas without any definite idea OF
what they will do. Some have only u
smattering OF business knowledge, and
banking upon 1t risk their little all
upon some small business which swal-
lows 1t. Others can not, or will not,
make up their nina what they will go
at until their small means are ex-
hausted. If family men, their first OBJ
jet should be to get home, and next
to go at what they know best, tooth and
nail. II they can't do one thing, lot
them do whatever offers first. Avoid
bar. rooms, over. friendly new acquaint-
ances, gaming tables, and beer gar.
dens, aud above all, II possible, get
piece Of land and stick to It In prefer
ence to the precariousness Of clerk.
ships and subordinate positions.
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nraxn,. Dihhle d Cook.

Law and Land ONCE 100 Elm street, over
i,!uko ana Jenkins We offer for sale and
each ange and lease lands in Dallas, Denton,
Wise, Montague. Grayson. Rockwell. Kauf-
man, Hill. Navarro. Lampasns. Comanche,
Coleman, Young, Throokmorton and Clay
counties. our facilities for locating lands
arc excellent. We have several improved
farms In Dallas county for sale ut bargains
also some very desirable city property. II
you are looking for land give w cal. VIZ
examiue titles, furnish abstracts and make II
specially Of legal business connected with
real estate. NJ, ssrs, Graves and Dibble, OF
our firm, are practicing attorneys, and Will
give prompt attention 10 all legal business
entrusted TO them. mayo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

In answer to many letters Of Inquiry
received In reference to the chances OF
business engagements here, we will
make general reply. Thrprofessions
here are all overd0ne and Oyer-crowd-
ed. There are more doctors and law
gers than patients ana clients. The
best law, M well ~ the medical prac-
tice, Is done 10y n few, while the great
bulk of professional men have hard
times to get along. There are, for iu'
stance, about eighty lawyers aud about
sixty physiria"s to II population Of nj
teen thoa4apd. The uniform good
health Of tLI~ city cats down medical
practice. There are nineteen or TWEEN
~ architects alone, and other probes
sional men in proportion, There is II
super-abundauce of clerks, wages are
small. There are enough mechanics
for the present. The only vacancies
exist between pillow handles. The
farming interest will Accommodate
thousands
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Dur hchOOlh.

The number aud attendance, as well
M the grade Of our schools has greatly
improved within few years, There
are about nfteen hundred or two thou
sand children attending school now in
this city aud about that number how.
ever, who are not. The increase In
schools IL gradual and will in time he
ample to provide for the proper III
struction Of all the children. a city
county and state school system Is now
under consideration by the Legislature
which will secure further facilities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

In one State some years ago 1t was
proposed 10 tax the bachelors. a
better and one Of the most lucrative
sources Of increase could be devised
for Dallas would he Il tax on peace
colonies. Tae revenue arising from
bald, bland, popular, stout, tall, digni-
fled well-to do E.iddle-aged gentlemen,
would be great. They are all colonies,
and ten dollars year il little enough
Occupation tax" for the privilege OF
being so called, addressed aud referred
to. The voting population Of our city
IL about three thousand, of these one
thousand are "colohels." Now, at ten
dollars head you have ten thousand
dollars no mean income from titu.
larry honors. Let Newt. Ogden make
out the rolls and the Council pass the
ordinance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

class I.-Ale and Beer, Bacon and Lara
Bagging and lies, Beefand Pork, Galvanized
Iron COrnlce, Gas and Water l'ipe, Iron and
all owes and Ilolluw-warc, Trees and
Shruou
Class b.--Agrcultural implements, Bols
dare Seed, Carriage Material, Fence Wire
Furniture, Machinery, Oils, Wooden Ware
Vehicles.
class O. Apples, Potatoes, Vegetables
Owners Risk, Freight Prepaid or Guaran'
teed J Doors, sash, Blinds and Frames, Drain
Tile, Eartheu and stone Ware, Flour and
Meal, Malt Roofing SLATE, salt,
C2aa p,-Qram ana sim stuii, Hay and
Fodder, household Goo IL, Farming lmple-
ment and Live stock (EmigrNnts Account,
lee, Lime. Cement and Plaster, LathS and
Shingles Shocks, Stavt and Headings,
CLASS E.-Bones, Ioois and Horns, Brick,
Cotton Seed and articles manufactured theIe'
rom, Coal, Empty Boxes and barrels, Fer
tilizers, Hoop Poles, Live stock, Lumber
Ores, scrap Iron,
A car load is limited to 10000 pounds, and
must be composed of one kind Of goods TO
one cOnSgnee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

There is now on exhibition ut Cap.
tain Works stable one of the finest
blooded stations yet brought here. He
was sired by Messenger, dam Norman,
Is valued at II 900, and owned 10y w.
". Whitwell, Esq, The animal is II
magnificent dapple gray, about six.
teen hands high, beautifully formed
and moves like monarch of the road
In harness. The introduction of fine
stock into this part of Texas is fast be-
coming growing interest, and we
like to see northern Texas "the blue
grass region" Of Texas for fine stock.
AS our people increase their means,
fine horses will, like other luxuries, be
INDUCED in, and in u few years every
gentleman will ride his thorough
bred.
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school Concerts.

On Thursday and Friday nights the
pupils Of the Dallas Female College,
under the direction OF Prof Scales,
will give concerts, programmes OF
which will be duly distributed. THE
HERALD is glad to note tho increased
Of Prof. Scales school.
There are u hundred pupils in the
school, and under his experienced
management the progress made IS
very satisfactory. The building at pres
ent occupied is for sale, aud II is his In.
tentlon to build suitable building on
Il large lot up town.
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LOCAL BIsEVITIES.

-Myra Reed Is on trial In the Dls
trict Court for arson.
Have your watches and jewelyy
repaired and warranted at Webb's, 500
Main street.-Ad.
The Lamar Rifles have accepted
the challenge OF the Stonewall Greysi
to shoot mt target July ith.
An excursion party three hundred
strong leave Dcnison this morning a
1870 for Dallas. THE HERALD extend,
them hearty welcome.
johnson Il Manget, LeGrand hot oil
are selling tickets to 81. Louis for $25;
Louisville, SS3; ST. Paul, $34; Little
Rock, SIS. 60 to them and save
money. Now Is the time TO travel
cheap.-Ad.
-DeStefanO Bros, No. 3l3 Mans
have just received fifty boxes OF choice
Messina oranges and lemons, also a
large stock Of nuts, candies and tropical
fruits, which they offer to the trade at
the lowest prices. I'D.
Wrapping paper, Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper, all
Kinds OF stationery, II select aud fresh
stock Of the latest literature, at Reed "
Lathrops, sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock. lid.
WIN. Dill, brother Of the Dill who
was tried for murder but short time
ago, has been sentenced by our District
Court to two years in the penitentiary
for stealing wheat. He will be re-
membered rs one OF the men identified
az an express robber,
Those croquet sets are selling fast,
hut more are on the way; also choice
and late books just from the press; ais
constantly arriving, all kinds OF sta
tionery, printers material anu notions
ali To be sold CHEAP ut Reed " I.ath-
r0p's, 5)5 Main street. I'D.
Our readers have noticed the with.
drawal Of the Messfs. Vert nnd the
substitution OF Mr.. q. Z. Leake in the
old firm Of Vert, Smith Il Co. We
are sorry TO part with the Messrs.
Vert, hut glad to know NO good bust
ness man aud excellent gentleman as
Mr.. Leake takes their place. Mr.. l.
Is from Paducah, Ky, and brings to
Dallas the highest Communications.
May he live long aud prosper.
Our notice OF the splendid musical
treat, given Monday night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkinson, at the residence OF
DIR. +. Il. Walton, was necessarily
brief, Us We whiled many happy hours
away I'll IL was too late to get In
more. But we desire to add that when
next the club meets may we be there
to hear, and that Mr.. and Mrs. A. are
entitled to the thanks Of all present
for most agreeable entertainment.
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OUR CENTENNIAL.
Meeting Last Night of Ciuzens-"we
WIN Celebrate"


There was II very enthusiastic hhd
large meeting last night, ut the Lee
Grand hotel, OF prominent citizens 10
take further action In the matter OF
the celebration OF the Fourth OF july
After general and harmonious inter-
change OF views the names OF certain
gentlemen were added to the different
committees, which now read M fol-
lows:
Ayran0emcnts-Grove, chairman W.
@. Sterett, NJ. X. Thorburn, Henry
Boil, John Shea, W. IL. Hord and
Captain Jetl Peak.
FYndnce-JohIi Kerr q. NJ. Swink
and Mr.. Stevens.
Tdnspnidtjo"---J. a. Work, w. w.
Orr hnd Jacob Gros,lnan.
glrmG8Sioa- W. G. Holland, John ii.
Ryan, r.. G. Mclure, }. q. Leigh and
Mmhr ObenchaIn.
RCGtshmeatS--A. T. Obenchain, Roy
b. Scott, n. o. McAdains, j. q. Will
hanson, Thomas Cunningham and
Morris Burke.
Music--Thomas NJ. Miers.
John Henry Brown was added ~
State Statlstician.
Orator, Oliu Welborn, county Stats
tician, A, Is. Norton, reader Of th'
Declaration Of independence, judge
II. Barksdale.
A vote of thanks was extended Il
tho proprietOrs Of the Le(irand for In,
use of their dra YiDgr0oms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

An Oriental Traveller describes TINS bus
scene, witnessed on historic shores "Our
steamer landed on beach which was the
port Of Antioch, where tha disciples were
first called Christians. There was no town
nj the waters edge, 40 people, no wharf
Ihr passengers uni m"rr'mpJtsu "'n pat
ashore iu Nlh,ur, which rosa uP in'" The
sand. A irpop ofolu.is ~, hiunI oiN''s
hy o. the u,n,h, urldy in tpl.3 HI Inc
goods ,u.u the interior, ANON l" articles
aLdrl wef, I1h,s MAJ. Oh. {. At'i" {"
Lowell, Mass, U.s.. A. showing utu they
contained meal inc aud Nlrnr" thl rn"e
lbrst Win otn.r good, Trlv h"'str1 ON the
backs ul ctmaIs, tI transportation /" An
tuch. Thus the tklll ulthr West sends buci
its remedio, to heal the mniadics Of popHla
tiaua that lnhabit these Eastern shores
whence our spiritual mannu came wind
sor (Vtl Chronicle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21
New Buildings.

Three now two.atory brick buildings
are being rdded to the handsome block
partly occupied by Clark, Bryan ~
Bros, and on Pacific avenue still an
other is being built by Mr.. Loeweu-
stoin. The amount of building going
ON in various parts Of the city tells the
tale of Dallas grit aud progress. If the
city continues to Increase at the same
ratio for the next four years that it has
the past four, there will be fifty thou
sand people In Dallas in 1880.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

Mr. 5. a. Malone, late of Austin,
Texas, where he was engaged in bust
ness haa oponed In the new brick
building No. 623 Elm street, with "A
general stock of dry goods, boots, shoes,
china. glassware, table cutlery, etc.
Mr.. Malone is live, energetic expe-
rienced business man, with line
stock of goods, II polite corps of clerks,
and the ladies as well as our country
friends should give him u call and n
welcome. iis coming here instead OF
remaining in Austin is another point
for Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

10 the Editor OF tho Herald:
The Commercial in commenting up
on an article day before yesterday,
written by me, states that they are
always ready to do justice to every or
gani2ation. Now ask them to come
out and fix the blame upon the right
person and hold the Dallas Base Ball
Club no longer responsible for the tele
gram published by you, IN Friday
mornings issue, which tea"ram read,
"Denis0n club II, Dallas W ! have
had no little trouble In icIreting out
the author OF the dispatch, but have
succeeded at last called on MI w,
G. Atkinson Of the telegraph Office,
and he told me he got his information
from the operator ut Deni.on. lie also
stated thut he asked him two or three
| times the rctult OF the game and he re-
fused until he WAS about closing The
office for the evening, aud wired him
again, aud at last the answer came
Denis0n IA, Dallas 3. II seems the
operator at DensOn IL the author Of
the bogus telegram, and now In con
ciusion, ! ask that the Dallas Bas'
Ball Club he relieved OF the RESPONSE
bility OF the bogus dispatch.
Yours, EUGENE LEVI,
Captain Dallas Base Ball Club.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21
IMPORTANT TO VETERANS


Their Centennial Trip TI'he"
The following dispatch from Colonel
George Noble, superintendent OF the
Texas and Pacific Railway, to Mr.
Whiteman, agent here, viii explain
itself:
MARSHALL, June 20, ls7O-b'l5 Pm
"Mexican and Texas veterans, hoId,,
ing certificates, will be furnished
tickets ut Marshall To Philadelphia ana
return, Oh and after June "A. Tickets
will be good going east until July o.,
and good to return until Ju,y ~, vet
crnns will be passed over the Texas
and Pacific Railroad to Marshall ON
presentation to conductors OF Their
certificates. GEORGE NOBLE, -
General superintendent I. " i. Il. H.
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fIity CRpIasGs

Were issued yesterday for practlcing
attorneys who have not paid their oc-
cupation taxes. How the city Is going
to pay Mayor 50 600, a City Attorney
", 600, City Marshal AID others pro-
portionately unless these contumacious
minIonS Of the money power who are
rolling In the lap Of luxury as only a
lawyer can roll come down handsome,
is an Unsuitable mystery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

AIS lralson, GA Main street, for the next
sixty days, | viii sell my entire stock Of
Summer Millinery Good twenty-five PEI
cent less than importing figures, In order to
make room for q Fall Bt0ck. This reduction
includes Trimmed az we'll ny untrimmed
goods. Come aud satisfy yourselves Of th'
fact. All orders for Millinery Goods promptly
attended 10. Turbun and Centennial hat
daily received maySO-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21
CITY BUSINESS.
not ANA Coid Baths al wilson's. M
ana Elm streei. decl6Gly

IN sparsely settled districts where meHichi
mid IN often dlfiicult ani sometimes impossl-
bic to obtain It Is extremely desirable foI
families to have In the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely COM
prehensiy0 IN It's curative operation, perfect
~ pure. understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, UdoIpho Wolie's
schiedam Aromatic Schnnpps Possesses all
the requisites Of family medicine.
tunrldNWlI ID
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

PREFEIsRED SPECIALS.


House aud lot on Sycamore street; eight
rooms; we'll nnlshod; good we'll and clstern;
good stable, with line OF pipe running from
well 10 stable. WIN sell for ono'half cash.
ono.half In ono AMI two yenrs, with intero' ;
or will take two or three horse or mule teams
In part payment Apply ~ my reAldohcd' on
avcn,nor,alr,.. 10 DENT.
IuuelU d!w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

Bishop Garrett has gwen notice
that on SUNDAY, July "a, there viii he
special services in ST. Matthews cathc'
drnl, to commemorate the one hun
dredth anniversary OF American indie
pendence. The occasion Will be as
solemn IN interesting, aud 1t is not i'm.
probable that the Bishops discourse
will be one OF his most eloquent and
polished efforts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21
Personal.

Mr., &. Nj. Foreman, of the Nashville,
Illinois, Democrat, Is In tho city.
Mr.. w. \. Leader, OF the Jefferson
Leader, and Mr.. Murray % the Deni.
son News, are in the city ~ member.
of the Executive Committee of the
State Press Associat ion, which met
yesterday.
Mr.. Redding, prominent capitalist
and cotton press owner of Mobile aud
New Orleans, accompanied by Mrs.
Reddlng, who IL In very delicate
health, was ut the Lamar yesterday
en- route to st. Louis.
Miss ella Rives, formerly OF Vir.
glnia, but more recently resident Of
Dallas, has recently achieved u bril-
liant musical triumph In Brooklyn in
the concert room where her extraerdi.
nary vocal powers ELECTED high praise
from the art critics OF New York.
Captain g. G. Rivers, OF the Audi
tors Office OF the Texas and Pacific
railway, Marshall, arrived last night
ON u brief visit to his friends here. He
was formerly Business Manager of The
HERALD, capacity In which he dis.
charged the difficult duties thereof
with great energy and taot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21
us,,,s,,nivom ttenIson.

Go and greet yourfriend4 from benI'
SON to day at eleven O'Clock, mt the
TaLc,nucle NJ r. church. Ice cream,
berries, lemonade, etc, will be served
to everybody by the ladies. Those de
string to 20 to Dcnison to-day can do
NJ ON the excursion train for 81 30.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

ny rsausst the ladies OF Dallas, Mr.. y.
iralson. the Main street Millinery and I'M
porting housc, has ordered, received and
now has ON exhibition II lot Of black, white
and brown straw turbans at reasonable
prices. maylSdu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

The base ball match this evening at
the Fair Grounds promises to be a
most interesting game. Both clubs
are on their metal, ana will strain
every nerve for the victory. The fight
IL between the Dallas aud Denison
boys, aud may the best men win.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21
Pari.ian Millinery Store.

Mira. Il. Tynes, sl2 Main street. In now In
her new and elegant store, with the finest
stock Of all the latest styles millinery goods
ever brought to this city. Sho IL alSo daily
receiving nav goods from the East.
mayW dim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

Ladies' call and nee the beautiful Styles,
daily arriving, ana being sold lower than at
any other house In the city, at Oh Main
street mhylI -dSmos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

To exchange vacant lots In city for horses
mules o. oxen. Address Lock BOX S3, Dial
las, Texns. may2J-dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Financial,

VIEW iohR' June D-Money 2M2b pei
per cent.
Custom receipts, S29j ,OOO; Assistant Treas.
urer dlsbulsed $4,000; cloarings, $4,000 900,
sterling exchange firm; sixty days, 81 81 ~
do sight, ~ 80 ~.
God opened and closed ut liz L. with
sales during the day Al MA
Borrowing rates l52 per cent per annum.
| Loans made Hat,
| Carrying rates per cent.
Government bonds strong and In good de-
| mund.
Railroad bonds strong.
| Stnte securities finn.
STOCK heavy and prices declining; !. to y,
| per cent. towards the close, and prices were
| better
Commercial.
Sr. LOUIS, June D,-Hemp nominal, 95a
~ Flour quiet and unsettled, little ding:
iAll supertine, 81 75a9 q; low and medium
grades, sl@t.50;x, ~ 2b@S 10; Xxx, S4li %; xxx
1893 %. Wheat No. 2 FALL for cash, lower 10
sell onered In car lots, at 81 Is; 81 Al bid
cash Tor regular No, =; Irregular do 81 (Sa
10 bldi No. 4 do, 81 l'2SS9c. Corn lower;
NO: y, mixed, ~ l-2&iic. Oats flrmer at 81 ~
ga2o. Barley nothing doing, Rye No. .
scarce and wanted. Pork quiet and easier,
Jonhihg w 10, Dry salt meat higher and
held at nc, lV9s@lOss and lOl.@lOJsc, and
CLOSING nrm NJ outside prices. Bacon ensy
Ito June; winter, il9sc, whisky higher at
y II. butter dull aud weak; choice yellow
uNlry, lSgNc; do country store, g(al0c Eggs
urn; Jobhlng at l9c, Hay Hat; prairie
" uOWlO W.
CHICAGO, June 9O-FlOur quiet and steody.
hBh RlhIeS - 2b@o. wheat In fair demand
hhn over No. 2spring, VI OS1sgl o. spot;
y W, July. Corn active, firm ana higher.
No, iB&lc spot; lOLc July. Oats fairly nc.
i've and II shade higher; No. ., sole spot
H ln Jnly Rye tirmer at 1000 Re Barley
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

trhese stations have no Agents. Freight
must be prepaid, and IL entirely at owners
FISK AFTER being unloaded from the cars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-21

Chip hats ut 81 80 zach, In q cry styles and
color atS, Iralson'B. 6li Main street.
may ll-u3mOs