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I their capital within a year:
Total...... s2s,7OOOOO sl7,7O,gOO

Total losses of concentrated banking capital
Sl2,OO0.000. In addition to this the following
BANKS have reduced their surplus: Second,
$4,000; New York County, S2O0,0OO; Green
witch, $4,000, making altogether loss of sl2,
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Commercial.

In general merchandise there has been a fair
trade during the past week, and quotations
have undergone no important changes, stead
mess in prices being the ruling characteristic
of the m arkets
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Il
viewed as follows:
There has been an Improvement I'm the ex-
port movement of the two chief staples OF hog
prod let's the past week, namely, pork and
lard, the former for the West Indies chiefly,
and the latter for the continent. But this has
been at a material cut in values, lard having
declined to &c, and mess pork to Sl3 9O9l4, be-
fore the movement could be stimulated. From
these lowest points there has been a partial
recovery at the close to 50 10 bid and sl4 10 re-
spectivs ly, with an attendant active and ex-
cited speculative market both on the decline,
at the lowest point and at the recovery. In
deed the temper Of the trade at the
close seemed to be changed In a great
there were some pretty free purchases OF fu-
lures made both by shippers and Spectators
on the beliefth the bottom had at last been
re .ched and that we were on the pointof a
reaction in bosh staples named, III not in the
whole line Of hog products. Yet there was not
sufficienfiy general to give strength to the
recovery. and the market closed mp feaverish
aud unsettled except on spot stock
good refining demand, and no excess of offer
fngs OF new lard either city or western. In
deed when the P9sit ion OF rne Is a1iea
not strange that operators act hesitatingly be-
fore entering upon settied Dull campaign.
about IS per cent. Increase in numbers this
season over last, or over 100000 hogs against
less than 10000 TO the same date last year: In
was materially greater with the prospect OF Its
continuing so, although there Is the usual de-
crease in weights a. hot weather approaches.
On the other hand the exports this season 10
date are about l25 900 lbs abe ID Of last year
same date, the largest gain being in bacon, the
next in lard and the last In pork. Out Of TO
tai winter and summer packing 70 date or
about the same number OF hogs as last yer,
the winter product being about as much less
m number as the summer Is greater tnan ~
dualined In this important respect: tile in
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments for the last - hours:
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IndfanapOlj- Dry Goods Market-
DRY GOODs-A good demand is reported
and prices are unchanged.
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Indianapolis Live stock Market.
TUESDAY EVENING, June Is.

TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10.
Reported by ]. B. Sedwick 4 Co..
Wholesale Commission Dealers In Cattle, H0R1
and Sheep.
CArrLE-There were 2O0 cattle at the Ex-
change yards Monday, offair quality. The de-
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NOTICE.
indianapolis District Telegraph Comfy
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.

Stockholders of the indianapolis District Tele-
graph Company win be held at the Office of
Tousey & Virgins, No. % South Pennsylvania
street, In the city of Indianapolis, on SATUR-
DAY, June 80, at o'clock, p. m, for the pur-
pose of electing five directors and transacting
such other business as may come before the
meeting. -
r. S. FOSTER,
L. w. SLOANE,
GEO. FARNSWORTH,
Committee.
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NAILs-without quotable change.
l0d to 60d......-2 709 I'D to 5d-.......x3 459
sd..................- 2s5@ spikes lcutl... 2s59
NAVAL STORES-we quote:
Rosin. ex pale S. 10000 Resin, No, 3.s2 5Oa2 rs
Rosin, No. LIS 25@3 70 Navy pitch. 1904 90
Rosin, No. 2....3 0093 rs
OILS-Prices rule quiet and firm.
Linseed, raw, nc per gal; boiled Zoe per gal.
ira winter soc: No l S0@S8c; No 2 70@7Sc;
Straits GOOSE; Banks 55960c; Labrador 709
75c; castor 81 25@l IS meats foot 85c9Sl tur-
pentine 43a45c per gallon per Dbl.
OFFAI- There is a better demand. We
quote: Bran slsa2O per ton In car lots; shorts
S2l; shipstuff s2D.02l.
OPIUM-we quote at s. 1907 90 per Id.
QUININE-Steady at 81 509z rs.
PEANUTS-Steady.
Ten'see wife 61z@71zc. Roasted Sc higher.
nominal: Timothy q IS Clover on arrival
131z0l4c: store Ice per ID. FlaXseed 81 W. In
small lots PRIME in car load lots 81 OF. Blue
grass 81 90@2 % per bu.
per bag, q 80; Buck, per bag, q IS.
SALT-We quote at 81 2Sdl 80 in car load lots
for lake per barrel; Ohio river 81 80 per Dbl
and loc additional In store;
81 so: l. x. 10xl4 tin, Sill 50: /. lx2o tin 80 u
/. x, l4x20 tin, sl2 so; c. l4x20, roofing tin, -;
1. c., 20xzS roofing tin SI65 50; block tin, pigs,
ysnised iron per cent discount iron Trade
I 'TALLOw-The demand is moderate and
prices lower; country 1910; city. 7@7Hc
S5a2oc an washed, medium and common
grade, IL in good order, 25930c; un washed hne
2og22c; fleece washed, IL light, well washed
and in good order. S8935c; bury and unmer-
charitable, according to their value.
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Acknowledgements

GRAIN IN STORE.
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GROCERIES.

We have no special change to note IN gro
ceries. Stocks are ample ana prices strong.
The New York market is recorded as follows
by the Daily Bulletin of Wednesday:
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We have no transactions to report to-day on
change, though there was considerable ami
matioa among dealers.
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The New York Daily Bulletin of Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1877-09-17
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY
1nstrnctlon.

NEW YORK TRIBUNE adr,r;sement pay better l9r 'eno1'
piry0fcs fdH those 0f pGDT hdte er6 pdV""<e"'-
T. VAUGHAN. Ksls1Sff square, ielr
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CT. JOHNS SCHOOL.
y BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Nos. 2l and 3 West 32d-st.
Rnv IRNING- IL. ID. Epcfnr

SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUNG BOYS.
Autumn Term begins WEDNESDAY, sept. 90
Having added the adjoining building Ia ST. Johns Increased
facilities O the school gained
and a aTge sunny room for a KIN DERGARTEN secured
which care OF experienced teacher viii open
].
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For BoysTand Young Men-Country.
4 BOARDING SCHOOL for YOUNG MEN

SIloKTIIDGES ACADEMY Media, Penn -,
Twelve miles by from 3lst and lhestnui SIS fhla
Bavari Taylo sdys 81 take great Dlstc IN cphthu-
ing To- parents Academy OF Mr. SNlthn g. Shoi Icng
Judge VI. Van Hocsrn oi new or nh.s ,'bo'T
ledo. Afeiis Academy Affords The best insti uclon
Charles g. r MI l Hans BIeiiudn y says IL II All Hi
sttuflou nksd hy pupils well as parents go . , . -,
Col Ricnard Hinton says: Parents Wi hnu noa Vuts
r Good school homeke. cheerfnl estlDushmeh "h'Io
ratpual ideas of training couhiuc make that WHOLESOME
" moral and physical atmosphere winch 10 90 necessary
Ia The growth 81 healthy NOuta." a.. ,....a.
Ihe rev John Long says; "Your ateniion TO the duties
q, vour ro. mtst make yOur school ho serious All" m
teIicent chuirc Of patents and guarians' . CT.
Tlcmgs v. Conner. President OF feinhl "a to
ssVs. regard ~ The finest ~ The STATE Hiu ohS
in every suted 10 boy for any college Inc Aiho
am his as siants wei known educatos' , .,co
study for business, ir"iession or
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pavail. quarter extra charees Students ailen ~
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A. ~ Media Media has seven churches ana temper
..I.
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1n5trucilou

Tnnd an ercelien iRrestmet 70 advertise In THE lEisNE
For last three ysdrs TIC inquiries hare been "ou mgny
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II =
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Nem fDnbllcdtlous.
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GOOD LUCK:
A NOVEL BY i. WERNER.

TRANSLATED from the German for THE TRIBUNE by Mary
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ERENCH and VOCAL MUSIC-Prof. l.. de
Il Grand Val of Seton Hall College, has few school
hours undsp0sed Of Residence zo Hudsonst, Hoboken.
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MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL,


q. WINTHROP STARR A. ~, Principal
Limited % boys. HOUSE has all modern improvements
gAs and heal every bathrooms. oe grounds
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

Max Elkin, manager Of the Opers
house, returned yesterday from visit
TO Chicago and New York.
Fred Prechtel, OF the firm Of Hol.
lander & Prechtel, importers of toys
Baltimore, is in town.
J. q. Crump, of Richards & Hart
ley's large glassware manufactury al
Pittsburg, is at the LeGrand.
Mr.. Meyerson, Of the Sherman dol
lar store, was In the city yesterday,
and paid The HERALD a visit. We
are always glad to greet our Sherman
friends.
The HERALD had q call yesterday
from Mr.. Il. s. VOORHEES,, of Richard.
son. He reports good trade in wheat
this year. The cotton crop Is needing
rain badly, but will turn out big If n
good shower comes soon.
Mr.. A. ]. Cordier, who represents
the Lalance and Grosjeau manufac>
turing company, so Beckman street,
New York, Is In town. Mr.. c. has
travelled over our state for long time,
and is universal favorite with all
who know him.
Colonel M. Henderson, the cons
tractor Of the Dallas and Wichita, has
returned. He states that he can build
the road, and hopes to have the work
resume shortly. We can assure Mr..
Henderson that nothing would be
more gratifying to THE HERALD, and
should he be successful, he will receive
due credit for It from the people.
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
SATURDAY MORNING asa; AUGUST II.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The LeGrand fountain Is II mos
excellent place In which to cool water
melons.
The police, up TO six O'clock last
night, had not put ANYBODY III the
oalAboese.
-" Cream cakes very fine, are IN
truth the same, and Mr. Blakenoy has
established a good trade.
--Goyernor Hubbard has M heavy u
siege to fight against In the district
judgeship matter, ~ he can possibly
wish for. No returns yet
--Hammel, the special policeman
who was 80 severely beaten few
nIahts ago, IL on his feet again, bu'
bis head IL pretty big yet aud his ha'
don't At II. The wounds are severe.
Mrs. Miller, OF tho Cincinnati
house, requests us to say that hereaite'
the class of men who create disturb
snoes NJ her house, will not DO allowed
there, and the strictest order and de
corum will be observed.
III we are all made OF dust, we art
all returning to that condition very
fast. No city In the world, where thu
citizens are 30 oblivious to their owl
comfort. Sprinkling wagons on elm
and Main streets, where the water
works are not In universal use, should
be set to work; enough goods arr
ruined by the dust to pay the expense
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We are informed by u gentleman
from Richardson, that contest was
held there q short time ago between
two different makes of sulky plows
but the judges had not given in theil
decision; also, that in a short time
there would be a general field contest
between all the different plows, by tn,
farmers themselves, who ownsthem
The agents Of the different plows vii
not be allowed to have anything to dc
with them. This contest will exoit,
considerable interest, and will be look
oil forward to by the farmers.
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Mnrntnccnt piano Given AWAY

On account of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the D0lta Store,
Messrs, Goldsmith, R0senthall ~ Co.,
the enterprisil & proprietors Of the same
offer each oftheircustomers chance in
Il great rattle for handsome piano.
Any one purchasing goods to the small
amountofiiyo dollars, will be entitled.to
Il ticket, The rallle IL to he leftentirely
ut the option of the majority Of the
tickptholders. There are only two
hundred tickets to be given away
They are going pretty fast SO call early
to secure one. -july26-2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
"CepIdn,, STA, ANAL,

How Paddock would have pulled his
moustsche, aud gone round the cor
nef and kicked himself, II he had been
on Main street, last evening, and seen
the sight that was to be seen. One
that is very significant. Paddock.
poked fun at US little while ago about
the wagon trade, and stated that II a
load Of bHftalo hides came In town, the
papers teemed with It. What would
he have said. II he saw the train which
came In Dallas, last night, from one
hundred and sIxty.iiy miles west of
Fort Grimm, and numbering ten prairie
sohooners loaded down with hides,
each wagon having from seven to ten
Soss Of oxsn pulling II. These hides
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

A letter was received by the star
ball club, last night, from the club in
Denison who have stated their inlen'
ton OF coming here on the twenly'iirs'
Of this month-a week from neX'
Tuesday. This will be an exciting
game. The Dallas boys have won one
game, and II they win this one, viii
gain the series. Both clubs are very
strong. We hope the citizens will turn
out and encourage them by their pres
ence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

Yesterday, II darkey came into Gale
a Bright's drug store, on Elm street
and told Mr.. b. that while he WAS NJ
the colored camp meeting, near town,
the devil appeared in their midst with
seven heads, and crown on each
head. The meeting broke up in q
panic, the preacher being the first ont
to run. Probably some wag dressed
up and played practical joke on the
meeting, but the darkey thinks it was
the devil, sure enough.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

Advices from the city of Mexico, up
to July 3lst, report that arrangements
have been made for the payment 80 the
United States of the next installment
of the amount awarded by the mixed
commission, and that. President DiaL
intends to recommend the next cons
gress to acknowledge the debt, and pros
vide for its payment with interest Ler>
dos Generals Loaa, Altamirano, Loaez
and Nalez have offered their services
to the Dial administration Their SER
vices have been accepted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
A Singular Accident on the new York
New Haven ana hartford Railroad.

NKW HAVEN, August !, lsif.
DIR. Giles, while on duty rs firemen
on engine IL, about ten miles from this
city, on Shore Line road, was acciden-
tally thrown OF against u rock, train
under full head, about thirty.fiye miles
an hour. Was very badly bruised.
Your agent was on board. He furn.
ished me with two bottles OF Biniment
Iodide OF Ammopia, from which re-.
ceived the greatest possible benefit. In
four days was able TO cit up, aud am
now ready TO commence work. NV
aged mother also used the Liniment for
rheumatism, which il cured.
JOHN GAEFNEY.
The above was witnessed by a num-
Der Of passengers, and youched for by
Mr.. I. Magee, conductor. For sale by
Common q Walker druggists. Dallas,
Texas.
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f. Fendrich sells cheaper than any
other house in the United States. ii
Call on b, Meyer if you want to
purchase jewelry ut low tigures.-tf
Il. Fendriuh is the sole agent FOR
the Vanity Fair cigarette and smoking
tobacco for the state OF Texas. If
Take your wives and sweethearts
to see the nice ph@tons at Orr's. --tf.
Buy your deeds, leases, bonds, etc,
Mt rHE HERALD office, and write out
your contracts. TT
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Reliable help for weak and nery.

Reliable help for weak and nerv-
Gus sufferers. Chronic, painful and
prostrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulyeracher's Electric
Belts the grand dosideratum. Avoid
limitations. Book and Journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pul'
vermacher Galvanio Company, Gin
Cinnati, OHIO.
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bBisgOIItllOn,

The partnership heretofore existing
between III. G. Hoskins and w. II.
Howell, under the firm name of Hos.
kins d Howell, has been dissolved by
mutual consent. w. IL. Howell will
continue the business, and is fully au-
thorzed so settle all accounts OF the
lnte firm. u, G, HOSKlNS,
WILLIAM II IID\VEIl.
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unIInrn NnnNeNnnce.

For the convenience OF their down
town patrons, Dallas college vii, dur-
ing the next year. run an eleganl
school wagon, 10 convey only NIUE
girls and young ladies TO and from the
school each day. Wagon fee, only
thirty cents per month. Apply NJ
once, IN the number will be limited
WILLIAM II, ALLEN Secretary
~ Lock BOX 1855.
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Cheek Your Barenee. Sir.

Prompt attention will be given to all
orders for passengers and baggage to
trains left at sIler's transfer Office, OPP
posIte the LeGrand hotel.-juns l5-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
,Cno un,l,uahek piano.

Some more Of these favorite pianos,
both Humming Bird and orchestral
STYLES, Just received by G. IL, Edwards,
at iO7 Main street. opposite LeGrand
hotel. aug0.dwlw.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

No one IL authorized 10 purchase any aIu'
els whatever on tho account Of Thu hEh-
AID without an order aligned by me-
j. L.. HAHTOW,
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WILLIAM II. Howell.

Referring to the above, the under
aigned desires TO retnrn thanks to all
their customers and friends and the
pubic generally, for the liberal patron
age heretofore received, and trust in
future, 10y liberal and fair dealing, to
secure continuation of the same.
w. II. HOWELL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11

For the gulf states, northeast W
southeast winds, stationary or higher
temperature ana pressure, ppruy
cloudy on cloar weather, and ~ vert
gull states Hight local rains
Tickets 10 Nashville $50 Also
tickets to 81, Louis, Chicago, LOUIS
Vile, Chattanooga and Galveston, FOR
sale at reduced price by Frank Monget
ticket ollica LeGrand hotel, Rng3'tf'