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si'' wafRsc. 80 ssr.sess7;s.t "a ss.s sifs4
iIaaidis Pssrsatsit.g ssnsssssiaa
YasttFlaS afternoon, haing sn tne
"a ighlorhood. ~ en- Il, see the Zee
euilaine oi the is.lias Female college
nov bsiog erected. Ii is certainly III.
importing, elegant a8d suhstsntisl
: urtuFe, and when completed. w!ll
be au ornament and Doubtless the
PRIDE If the ely. The walls are eigh-
teen inches wide, straight to the line,
compact and composed OF the very
best material. wthoat defect OF
| bieuli<h OF any character whatever,
and look a. il they will last for ages
| f-.ey certainly are sufficiently strong
~ Il substantial in character to stand
Ose or more stories than Will be built
o. them, The building only being two
stories high. The foundation Is three
| feet deep, and ct solid rock, two and q
/ half feet wide, Colonel Martin, who
I is experimenting the erection of the
/ Vprk, AND WHO is well acquainted with
| al 1t the buildings ii Dallas, eoasid-
I e!l this she finest aud best constructed
/ one IN the city. every article, brick OF
/ " sod, used in its construction being oil
/ che very best quality. Mr.. Berry, the
builder, a master workman, considers
it one OF the hest buildings as far a
completed he ever erected, and Is proad
o! it. Ihe brick work viii De finished
Monday, aud an elegant man=ard rooi
placed on Within the next two. weeks.
Ii Is the intention to have the main
study bail finished aud ready for uss
by the @3d of September. Judgin6
from the work 40 far as il bias progrsss
ell, when finished it will be a substan
tial structure, and this, coupled with
tie spacious grounds surrounding, viii
make the DaIlas Female college a,
useful amt beautiful ornament to thu
o. any other city.
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Pendieton's water Line shot ON si,s
Money Power

Extract from Columbus, Ohio.
speech: a'bs law authorizing the IS.
vue 81 greenbaeks provided that when
ever they we're presented by auy indi.
si,iitai ia snnis Of tifty dollars, they
might be converted into 5-u bouds
Two years afterward this provision
was repealed. Greenbacks deprecated
Immensely in the hands of the peo.
pie, and the sale OF bonds was mouou-
olixed by the capitalists. The $40
bonds We're, by law, OF their isasie nav.
able In greenbacks. Yet Republicans
congress passed the law Of 1888, where
by IL Was declared they should be paid
IN coin. This single act added eight
hundred miliions Of dollars to the vs.-
ne OF the bonds In the hands OF the
ztond holders, and added that much To
the tcrfeps already imposed upon la
bor. The currency has been steadily
and mercilexsly contracted. Silver
has been iemenetlzed for the express
purpose OF contracting the currency
and increasing the value OF gold. Mil.
Lions were deducted from the coin cur
rsney and bonds were Increased largely
In value. The threat OF resumption II,
1879 hangs like pail over the coun-
try, and shroads every Industry In
moui ming. The Law of 1870 dseiart,s
that the bonds authorized by It shall
be ps ID 10 coin of the standard value
ofJaly II. 1870. Coin! gold and silver
coin And yet the secretary OF the
treasury has, within sixty days, writ
ten y letter 10 the syndicate saying
they siit eJ'aid II gold.
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This Is one Of the oldest and largest
furniture houses In the west. Their
stock b. Rlways complete, and from an
acquaintance Of fifteen years, we can
any that for :sir, square, honorable
dealing, the house OF Colby * Wirts
will compare favorsbly with any
house in Chicago, or the east. Their
energy and enterprise has extended
their trade through the entire west.
The location j. central, being only
rum one Ia four blocks from the Sher-
man, Grand Pacific and Palmer houses.
There T. no house in the country that
makes agreater effort to keep ia stock
everything IN their line IN the very
latest style, ard prices are such ~
cannot fail 90 suit. To any party
Wishing To furnish even simple room,
We would say send to Colby & wirts
far a catalogue aud list Of prices, and
they will get list Of the very latest
styles Of furniture al the lowest prices,
from one Of the most reliable houses
Ia America. Texans coming to Chi
rago, should make q point TO look
through Colby 4 Wirts.t
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"fhe nineteenth century is the age
OF novels remarks a literary histo-
Fian-he might have added with
equal truth, land novel impositions. -
Studied politeness has been passed off
Oh us for native refinement, the forms
Of devotion for its essence, and specu-
/ iation for science, until we look as
kAnee at every new person or thing,
ard II an assertion of merit, invaria-
bly, exGlaim, prove 1T" In brief,
Sasan has made himself so omnipres-
eut, that v g look for his cloVen foot
everyw here-eyen in bottle of med
icine Imagine a lady having com
pls xion so sailow that you would deny
her claims to the Ca ueasian type, il
her ie atures did not conform to IL,
purchasing her first bottle of the
Golden Medical Discovery. The one
dollar is paid in the very identical
manntr In which Mr.. Taylor might be
expected TO purchase a lottery ticket
after his experience with ssNo. 1o4,-
49," with sthis difference, his doub;
would he tie result of personal expe-
rience, while hers would be founded
on what certain practitioner (who
has been whole year trying to cor
reCt her refractory liverl has said con-
corning it. At home she examines
the bottle half s'isPiciousiy, tastes of
its contents carefully, takes the pre-
scTibed dose more carefully, aud then
proceeds TO watch the result with rs
much anxiety as practitioner would
count the pulse-5eats of dying man.
She takes another desc, aud another,
and shows the bottle to her friends,
telling theIn she "feeis better Her
skin loees its bilious tint, her eyes re-
gain their lnstre; her accustomed en-
ergy returns, and the fact that she
purchases another bottle il q sure wit
ness that sbe has found the Golden
Medical Discovery to be reliable REM
edy for the disease indicated. The lady
wisely resolves that IN future her es-
tinlste of any medicine will be based
upon a personal knowledge of its eff
fects, and not upon what come practi.
TONER twho always makes long bills
rhS me with pills. may say of it. DIR.
Pierce Is In receipt of letters from hum
dreda of the largest wholesale and re-
tai druggists in the United States
tating that At the present time there
Is greater demand for the Medical
Discovery snd Purgative Pellets than
ever before. In affections OF the liver
aud blood, they are unsurpassed
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Yesterday morning between seven
and eight O'Clock, Nc. Martin, senior,
Of Martin * son. bootmakeru, near
the Pacific hotel, came down to HE
shop and took hts seat on the work.
bench ~ usual, nothing particularly
unusual being noticed by his employees
In his conduct. lie had sat bat a few
moments, when he complained Of be.
INK quite uBwell, and arose from his
seat snd walked Ia the rear OF his
shop. and fell heavily on the floor.
Those In the room ran 20 his Assist
anoe and raised him 10 his feet,
when ssaid that he had taken pot.
soa, and II he bad not taken enough
This time he would surely take enough
next time. lie was very siek for
awhile. Physicians we're summoned,
hat he refused 90 take their medicines.
After aShiie, be WAS well enough
40 home. though weak aud nervous,
and returned sgaiu 10 .hs shop about
noon, removing his tools. Three or
four physicians we're ia attendance.
and each expressed different opinions
~ uls canse Of his sudden aud severe
illness. One said he thought he had
taken iaadsn0m, another thought he
Il S'ss strychnine, and stll another
thought II morphine. Mr.. Martin Is a
rEn of family, one Of his sous being
associated with him In bnsinss. He
has been a resident Of Dallas about
four years, is sober, iniastriosss,
Woodworking citizen, and his strange
conduct h a mystsg and unsccoun.
table.
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DEAD MANS SHOES.


nR'ry the Nid.w.
\ few weeRs ago certain livery
man ot this city had an old man.
uidover, from az sdloiuing county to
stop hl. team with him. Now this
livery man has not far removed ~
n,ighbors a couple Of widows, bat AT
that time only one Was widow, for
her husband though sick, had not de-
parted fof thst bourne from whence no
trsv-lerrrturns. The Vidower from sn
adjoining county, though by no means
Suuug, being in the neighborhood OF
seventy or eighty yesT-, has by no
means given w entering into tue
matrimonial state again, but appears
anxious and eager 60 do 50. Becoming
acquainted, be laid seige TO the heart
aud hand OF one % the fair creatures,
AMI met with refusal. He returned
. Co his country home, tut seems not
discouraged, aud from the annexed
extract Il appears that he Is about TO
buckle on his srIu0r afresh, and offer
/ himself to the other one, whose ''late
lamented" has departed hence, in his
suseuce, Although we dislike 10 see
I our female roses gathered 10y stranger
hands, still. It lie all in Texas, and we
wish him all the success that his per.
severance deserves. The following Is
a verbatim extract from the letter ot
the youth OF many summers:
DEER FREND-Sence / left you towr
hey cVueluted to rite you u few lines
which you will pleas show the wilder
and say to her that hev concluded %
take her, II II suits her to go with me
Give her my love and rite il she i,
wiiiin. Let me know whether the Oh,
man u dead sure enough or not.
GOrs az ever,
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70 always gives as pleasure TO pub
lish the advertisements Of the first.
c.ass houses, such a. the ABOVE, which
B. strictly ut That character. WOlstou,
Wells a Nidpr's j. one OF the oldest
and best houses la the cotton factorage
bu-iu=ss VA Galveston, and handles rs
ouch of tus staple every year a. any
house, aud always 90 the best Adyan.
tsge ui their patrons. Msinr George
D. Campbell, their outside man. IL one
81 tur ,0undc-t aad .ulearest. headed
r,.u Bra the state, and unusually popu.
Dee, with thn business racu Df every
nerlInu We commend both the hpu.,
sud d0IHr Cpwpu.l, 90 our Hieud. adj
over Il. state.
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have 10 notify the trade and the public
generally that ON the sth Of May las, OBJ
tsinsd su injunction from Judge J. r. paiy,
OF the Court Of Common Pleas for the city
and county OF New YORK., against O person
styling IA srseifH Msdatae GOuTa nd, r,strsin-
ing her from 'seli'ng. transferring, fntsrfer-
ing with az IN snv manner disposing of th.,
goosls. ehstteis. Proprietary Articles, sud
Lr4fie marks OF the late Or. T. Felix Gou-
mud" This sntoins The sale OF the CIrisn ~ al
Gre M, Italian indicated sos p, and all 9th
er OF the proprietary articles Of my deceased
fs' heE. hsEe therefore 10 warn the tTaic
agai aEt PM chasing nom the said "MadaEne
Goursud" any of said preparations or from
dealing in the same during he Continuance
% the said injunction. Meanwhile, my
-Oiymptsn Cream" Is free LrOru legal entan-
clement, ans my right 70 il mRa ufsctnr-
and sale alqnestlonec. The pub &c will nd
IN it "a toilet arJc!s superior 10 ttz late com
petstoE ana It's price reduced TO one dollar
Trial bottles, twenty five cents. UueslualItal
Is a beauttfsr of the com pie1 ton
a. n. OOUitAUD. Is Green wieh street
New York, july IA. 1871.
COMMON a WALKER,
augi)icHSweOwft Agents.
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fae Times military correspondent
at Ractarest, Isl graphs: For the
moment Interest concentrates itssl {
again ai Pieyna, where Osman pssha
l. strongly reinforced by men from
suieiman psshs and gups from Wild
Elm Pisvna IL nov credited will
two hundred gshs and ought To make
e good defense, but IL dSfealed the
Turkish las- will be irreparahle In
the face OF an Immensely superior
Russian cavalry. osman pasha de.
feat would moreover Immediately give
the Russians force enough, even with
out the coming guards, To push again
over the Balkans
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At the foot OF Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many q
herd battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago q
victory Was gained more glsrious than
any gsired by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder OF scientific
men and physicians. Purely vegeta-
Bile, 1t axeelled IN curative properties
the mineral drugs, such IA calomel,
and was as harmless to the system and
almost as pleasant TO the taste as cot,
fee. This wofid>famoiis remedy ia Dir.
A. @. simmons Vegetable Liver Med
icine, manufactured by NJ. a. Thed
ford Il Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t Is
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial paeksge.s which will be
given TO all APPLICANTS free of charge.
iuu.y7-d&wIn
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is quiet.
EhStsDA1. THURSDAY.
pisAnus. ..,..-,..., lie 10 l5-i6c
oisihs .....-. 1850. llhsc IL Lite
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.axx.,st n.,r.,., H.rr,,.,

The Dallas Barrel Factory is nov
prepared To fill orders for moiasses bar
reis, half barrels and kegs, manufao-
tared ont of weii-seasoned cypress
timber. Would respectfully call the
attention OF farmers and merchants
thereto. send for prices before pur-
chasing in other markets. Am also
dealer in ;iour barrels, slaves, head
ipgs and hoops, aud can fill orders
from miiisrs at short notice. Repair
ing OF all kinds of eoopersge promptly
done Factory corner of Houston and
Elm street, near Todds Touring miiIs
Address, X. ]. KiLyEN,
July 4-tllSwSm Postoiilce box 70.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

TsHE STATE OF TEXAS, County ef ps,.
Il iNs Justice Court, Precinct No. l. M
Ssats Of Texas 10 the sherid or any COZ ~
pie o. Dallas county, greeting 4 herea.
oath has been made before rue by ~ Lair ron
that = T. Ptsrce is absent from this STATE -
that the ordinary proc -ass of law canned ~
served upon him: You are hereby eop,.
named That You, BY making pubiIca,tor,
81 This writ In SONS newspap-r pripts.i In
ya-ias county, for three successive weeks he
iore the return day hereof, summon tie "a {,
~. fierce 10 be and pSesr Def,ys me =
ny ghc.. n, - Ma u y rs.,sr In tie Ell - ~
Dallas, Ia .ks county OF Dsi.as, Lea :.
sl-s Isl DAY Of Octoues A u. Is5s, ~ 10 De ,e n
a X, TO rnswer the com pl INT OF th,. a. III =
Lathrop for the sum Of SIS ~ due apo, AZ.
count 10. money paid by I'D H. LAthrop ,or
sAld m =. Pierce In cost bond In case NJ,
Gie, IN Dlsfrict Court Of Dallas county. with
interest thereon nom l2th o. Augusf. ~.
Herein fsu NOT, and OF this writ 10 Ne q ne
return - the law directs Given undsr n. I,
ssno this ssh day Of August, lsz7.
Justice OF the peas. = fre ssSl9s r.,
sept-wu Dallas COUNTY.
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Impor.ant to owner. of Horses.

For sale by Common d Walker, drug
gists, Dallas, Texas: Giles Libiment
iodIde Of Ammonia. We have sold
quantities of it. In no case has it
fsi cd TO give satisfaction. Every
one speaks in its praise. Laneness,
lunches, eurhs, blood SPAWN. No
stable should be without III.
G. 81. NOSEMAN q BROTHER.
Fine Harness, ia Chambers street. ". 7.
For sale by Common & Walker, Drug
gists, Dallas. Texas.
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HA.E IsaRArlruDE.

A seaeg ss'.. aerrs7ss sioHs1 ndsr
Tae3e ts~p rs.s,ea. sssttasss tra1sa ar. n,,ssa
TIRE Eisss ssFerf Grae4r, aad shess
fsrSes lfis sanae 10 . theeEs.
Monday last. Mir Cooper. "a farmer,
who Hves ten miles north Of the city,
and WHO does isls trading with Nr. B.
III. Bond, grocer Gu Elm street, near
Austin, came iato the store TO make
purchases. He was accompanied 10y "a
young man named l. r.. Threlkeld,
She iias been ia the Deign borhCod Of
MIR. Cooper's for sotne weeks. Ihrelk-
ela was in and cut Of the store several
times Monday, aud late in the day left
in company with Mr.. Cooper. Moth
ing more wss seen of him till ysster-
day morn ug, when he appeared at the
store in charge OF an officer, and stated
that he had got in little trouble. aud
requested "a loan of seven dollars aud a
half TO pay bis hne, and further stat
ing that Mr.. Coopers wagon aud
i horaes were at the wagon-yard in his
charge, and he WAS expected to drive
il home. The fact of the matter was
that there was no wagon and team
| left In is charge, and he had been ar
rested aud locked up the previous
! night for creating a disturbance at n
| house Of PROSTITUTION, notice OF which
/ appeared In yesterdays HERALD. Mr..
/ Bend on this representation let ThreIk-
ED have the money, and heard no
| more of him till bis arrest for n badly
executed forgery on Adams d Leon.
a rd's bank for twenty-five dollars,
| which the teller, MIR. Fearn easily de
tected. Threlkeld was nipped at tbs
California wsgon-yard, and was lock e,
/ nm for f,frthpY examination
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COMMERCIAL.


The monetary market II some what string
siit for outside bust esS, bnt there il ample
funds for legitimate business aud ccfnmaT-
q al purposes.
auoi4D- buying. large pieces l Is; small 1s
Selling, large | % small %.
SILVEh-SominsI.
There Is but little gold or silver In market
EACA ANts F. sbIll srcinl, u p@r cent
hang
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Nxw ORLEANS, August s.-Fiour, ause,
ana steady. superfine "a 70; Xxx s. 1oes5 as
somewhat easier, white and mixed &c
| Oats steady with fair demand al a.asic
Coffee 91iet and steady, cargoes ordinary =
NAL joS5iSg common 70 a1o 1 co nn sq, mon,
| s1xc; fair 70 fully fair SsxaSs<c: prfTne 81
eIsri ei ys gSe eemns1,Insai gso yellow
hiee. fair demand but at lower raie.- gS.<ssi
TO prime s5e@si4o.
4NKw YoRK. August ss.-Fioor in nrm
" heat z9se letter. Corn shade nrmer.
,,, msnrioaf lvslSc better, moderate trade
Mihnesosa extras; southern, shade nrper
&c to fair extra IS 1895 IS good choics,
" seS5 80. ~ 1ee6 30 for s1periifs. Whest
Irregular aud unsettled, on ned arm. cIase.s
heilers mure disposed, rea. lied 81 sk,1si 81.
winter rcd western prime steam sc.
BALTIMORE, August sn-faour auie, and
western active but lower. Wheat dull and
Lower; southern red prime 81 5osgl %; am Der
4 W. x r 30. ~sssera winter red spot
October u ~; sssamsr a -. Corn-sont},s
e. q, drmsr; western dull and lower. southsrn
white eec; yellow ss@oec.
buyers eonssndins for lover nrscss. q'xss x
.nes lss ss.aas : 4 6 & 'e WIS eG s,~S 2
s hia %hs sps s sss a,aassi 10 70 An
changed. Lard drmer. Bulk meats steadv.
summer clear ribs. boxes, q 80. Be,r,n.
si,oaiaars S5ae; clear ribs Jsu; elssr sides III
Hogs steady At u ssas 90 cattI. Quiet.
demand mainly for local trale.
Hides aad Wsos.
GALvATon. August --Hides-quiet ana
eAsier, receipts light, Dry selsetsd lSsSc.
light salted i4fSc; stscs saltsd isyse: dsinszsss
haif price; kip lee; wet saltsd as they mn
nal. A"ini-
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Thas In.iai ems re- :. Noun.

An etrnosphsfs impsegnatsd with the
seeds Of msiaria, IN rendered harmless bv
the timely uxs OF Hoststtsrs Stomach hi.
tsrs; and II resort TO this bsaign protect.
i've agent has unwtsely been dsfsrrsd until
the fsver ats hsve dsyslopsd, il win nav,
ting their return. THIS ssatsnnsms - sss,aeas-
0feted by thcuseuds who have trisd III.
medlcine TOR fsvof and aHus n16 bS3l5r,ns -, -
ssnieeeat 6evw, he1idss oaSG15oSs n -
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Popular illustrated book (16opagcs)on
NJ MOOD WoMASHooDi MARRIAGEi
,.r-pediments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely seated, post
paid for so cents, by Dr. C WHITTIER,
6I7 ST. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo,
the great specialist. Read his works.
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sf1ulAsis. ltstr and bowels psc aiiss,y F1fr 20
maisrious iocRiffisas. Fhr6urhoas tho west.
iMdsei rs every YaIt % Ito Ameienn -s.nli-
nh-N. ~aeFt ma aria prevails, n O. ia. ne
cci'teet rf-utnc. Nor = the ARA o. ils uSs-
tntns-.i ciscnin-cftbsd by the hrf's Of Iir
tnif!i sfstss, since u IL vice. aEag 81
South America, Hs1feo, kustrl-1s Hss
seEHcfe. q. -a-f.sIsw-aa
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Reliable heIp for weak and

Reliable help for weak and neI-
vous sufferers. Chronic, painful and
prostraEng diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
limitations. Book aud Journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermaeher Galvanie Company, Gin
einnati, Ohio.
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GR.I, ANN nnYADsTupy.

wHEAT-Receipts more liberal fully
equal IN The demand; No. . red 81 IAsst 70
choice 81 oiesl TO- medium sStsSl %; lower
grades eAdIspC.
OArS-alc.
RIk-kone offered.
BAILEY FEED-a5c.
CORN-Texas, III siluck, y5afac.
HAG--s7 ttsslD % per ton, Hungarian and
M iiet sl0ssl2.
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RL(blJK.

FL0UR-Fsir demand, which Is met freely
at the following quotations: Crescent. IN
sacks, 81 90, San Jacinto 50 70: Empire - S.
xxx 50 =; Eagle e. ~; MAG aolia. In saeiNs
b lbs, 81 vo Todd's xxx, 81 IS. stat
Central XXX&, 90 50, Choice Family, IS =
star Mills Xxx. So %.
BRA N-Fron 90 10 55c.
CORN MEAL-60c.
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The Jasieeship.

Notice Is hereby given tina. the grind
jury will meet September 10. AIfper-
SONS owing an occupation tax, either
state or eounty, are notified to come
forward aud pay up by Septem Der 10.
by So doing they will save cost.
Respectfully,
W. n. PRATHER
Tax Collector Dallas county
Dallas, Texas, August -, lS77.-tss pilsS y IL
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D. W. BARNETT.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Moon Renor,-Ytnauefa,.

GALvssroS, August ao.-Gold 81 0s1m
VI Di}s silver Sce, par. Exchange-New Yoi <
sight ass premium. New Orleans sigt,t
par and Il premium.
NEW YORK, August 3o.-Stocks buoyant,
Money per cent. Gold 81 %. Exchange
long ~ 50; short e. 81. State bonds weak
Government bonds firm.
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LIyEaPooL, August 30.--Soon.--Dolton IA
steady.
THURSDAY. vxn.rs.xx

THURSDAY. wKnuEaDAY
Middling Uplsnds. =, I'd al
Mfddlng Orleans 8 Sled @ s-tsd
Sales, T., 90 bales; speculation I'D sxporf
i,veo osies; receipts 800 bales, Amsriean $50
Futures l-Szd cheaper. CplAnds, low mid
ding clause, September and October deliy-
cry, 8 81 -a2d; october and November s,-a2,I:
Novemee AMI December Sl-3ad: Deem
ber and January 8l-s3d.
p. m.-Uplhnds low middtfnr caan.o
new crop shipped October aud Novem Der
oy sail 3l-s2d; November and Decem her
81 sd
5p. n.-sa,es A merican 100; fqturss dun:
upiands Low middiing clause August and
September delivery 81 sd: new crop .hi -
PED December and January BY Sail Cd.
NEW Osi4kASs, August yLs-Nisht-Cottou
steady receipts net lls bales; gross 10: ex.
ports New York =. Stock ~ sol halsa SaIes
hoJ bales ~&os
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LINE ANn 1pnsxr

LINE-The best quality In barrels Is worth
20; in bulk, s. 50; ordinary Dallas, &c. pei
bushsi.
CEAENT-R osendIs-- is worth 81 U barrel
Louisville, best, iit'lo kept ~ 80 " barrel;
Dallas. s. -.
PLASTEk Is worth IS 80 . barrel.
Tne supply;of the above mentioned Rrti-
les IL ample de IA and fair market firn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-01
HIDES AND YELrsYEs.

HfDEIS-pry tiut, Is Ia and upward, l5c.;
dr. nint, IL rs and upward, damaged, loo. ;:
dry HAT, kips and calf, lie; dry salt, IS Hs
and upwardt lie; green butchers, 5tsc.
SHEEP PEI rs--Eseh, owing 10 wool, 200
z}e.; white wool. long. 9ic.; white wool, fiIi
cilp, lses5 q: black wool, Use.
EUEfALO-Buli's, DC; cows, &c.
IALI4)R-Iu barrels, SIC.