davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

,I.HE STATE oF rf.Ea1 r.....-
u tDcnfy-rne a5lsIs sis.ls.a 1910 -.
dnlF spUolute1 .1I44nfsIrzfaf III IA -.
81 lNs IhsinAz tate u DALAI rsst.slfg -
ceAsei, 81 . regular tsrnu u fhu cHf1ltF ol.srf
% -si oOubiy. OF the effh day u k.r~t
l1..r hereby hotties al yr-r-ors iufst's a.
said t-iste 10 make I'm m - latl- frIses.f
sho tno-e b-NlEz riEir1s sEs4rsf ssr.c la
present them. q uly sGfher.ticaLsI. sltfI fl,.s
pre-. ioed by Las. NlIs-H BhkE
t-na4it Wt AfHiEistrsto
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

rhs D.troit Free Press says: Instl.tion
5000 Universal AimaEac- iu-t publ n.d
by the extensive seed bouse VI b. NJ. Ferry
Il Co. q. our CITY, The firm are nov publish
ing tor graiu.Ious di-tribation an edition Of
iOo.eS SEED AaBaais Their former pabiicA-
Tors have reen unsurpassed. bat Tie p-e-
enf one promises to excel all olbsfs IN eli
ity and general excellence. IL viii he rails-i
Tree to all alp,tca Is
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
LIME AND CEMENT.

CEAENf-Rosendle-i Is WORT 81 r barre
Louisville, best. Int lie kept, "a 81 v barrel
Dallas. ~ 81.
Ii III hs-fhe hest quality tn barrels Is worth
bushei.
PLASTER Is worth IS 50 > barrel.
The suppyiof the ABOVE mentioned artt-
les IL ample demand fair: mark ct nrm
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

Y#...H aIr D. Il Hunter, OF
I.... ....s. came iu'o the city In
.lf.. .u.l -.Hsc, be having been
U#.. t. va.i dog on Tuesday
a.. i.. ..t.I ~ the stone which We
aforementioned rs being In the posses
a.G 30 .E Hughes. 81 the Medical
Destitute We referred bin To the
..ug eos Mayor Cauell Kindly ear.
r.Ium 'Y ..r Institute. We SINGER y
lrf t0RE boz VIII dad relief Mr.
Hlnlf lea large, tine looking man,
ord toe vsN picture Of health. We
SID E.e. uul r,sdsr- the result Of this
interesting experiment..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
BuEADsrUFrs.

FLoUR-Cresc In sacks, SS7S san
Iaeint9, IS 50; Empire, s3g5 Xxx, g % ;
Eagle, :. lej Magnolia, In sacks " lbs, - Is T;
Toidis xxx, 20 so; state Central MIX,
s. 10 Graham, 1915 bran, :, " corn Ineai,
dc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
AGreatlnventi0n

and cse Of much uenent u tfn people 20
"a g=- always attracts atfsrtioa ~ Ha.
or"n TIE history Il ali trades Aus trsnsi-
% iHbff that the primitive fusIu8I CO ar-
cusu Ftisning the Cs-iTrd cgsd Esn ten ..-fIrs
Il Dpl iuus and very SOW la a.. fs.su. p. 81
ies.. he lis ory Of sa.li mas. -..r,.- III
= IL tiae as.=fllon. ftr-t ai.r4aH y lIl.
the pie< and fpane, Then soiHsuolg thogs nt
- noring - hand. but 81 irsi tLs uuF,is
used a ere g. ud- affair ans .caazsilf ct t,a.-
tDg, but small hole surlls tas a very IN +
p r. " alter The opeEiu. up - a. lrrs..f
ives m abe ihs demand for stils - Erslf
'hAs y thin the is-i t-1 ear. sell f.HIlt.s
too : have ben lnYent.-lg, ana f!l- ni..l 49,
bas u.-'B IN q measure frNuiuf 10 . 81 . = 20
Gas Seeome a source Of tn,ifsy msEil :
s1uailsi ~ no other branch D. o. -1 ~
ytstneut IL - litilc. 1fsg or h-t ~ nos ~
= ne ~ they can get the teal unusline. far-
Irr-ioH h1s 81 last i-cen reached. sno ue 1fsr
700 a machine COIN plete In every detail. ss...
th-f Is destined - live wnes. al other A.
t"rE1tten- II Is the only -nreT ever Iu
vented with stou. Al hrhrs.snf aF a. -
Unstable hsnd that isoI.s any So! ya-i.
rom Two ie-t NJ, Without ruiuIi-r.. e.il.i
tn I ts,,tenAiGt hfH iurer, pes ute-i 1gIi- q.
on4ues Iowa Any on. zts- iItE 20 - nc.
Tie Duslnc~~. of trade land. tsfsu tTof..4rfV
90 stoct Tot Az AuzeT Ano teTI.fcIys 90 y Aiit
Ia trrNei IN tri- slst- and -asf aEs. = ans
terrific on a lar.s cuiuf M sSi1t ariiI s.i.-ss.
cali on ne a. 10. National D. t..i o. = A.
Is-pier Al the P5sEter.' houE=. fltn sfrt-sf.
Dslissh. Tcxss, Wisere ! Esli b. for a.. u-.f
tnirty days ih- aGger . 81 enAl Hon. 80
!. Running Al! the lime. ! NEiI zs-rali.~
kny fasn % make as much a. So pr 49,.
THIS looks llse gold min o s!i-.sr. 1 La . ms
u has ce msde xith I'm. uts~-tr. 80
.it-r day. and viii b. made over ana iva
into th- business. Co and So ne i--fnf.
tua ts,p, rs, 49, :. can NOD -isy n ,hls Ii-e'
P.t.at.. sfs.,i 49,,
~ E-As havo bean engaged Ia the vel
o-Tpk onAlnss for the last tso yesrs snr
In us-. and having run the Ont. . Ei.l &C.,
'"I We tset nye months. would e1eerfglly
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
EscULENrs AND rmr,r.

E-t LEN ts-Irish potatoes per hbI. 81 Is
terD, per crate. - ~.
FhtA rs--A ppl-s green, psr btI', 81 00s4 so
Apples dried, per ibs, 7Ssc; Ora nRes, peg bUi
ii o. Lemons, per box, 20 III
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

There are over thirty nav edded
Diplomats at Washington, including
the German minister and his secre-
tary of legation, the Representatives
nj Italy, Veaexuela, Belgium. Coeta
Rica, Turkey, Chill and the Neither
lands, besides seven unmarried clerks
and attaches In the Spanish Embassy,
four al the British. fur At the French.
tire. at the japanese, and two each at
the Russian, Austrian end Italian.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

nnlfns rerrxala ssoltaua Eus.~. .sa p.pcs
According 10 a previons announce.
ment- there WA , pls.,an, en,s,,sius
ment AZ the Dallas Fena,. collevs
buildlng Last evsni,v Ths weather
being agreeable. a larp. AMI, select an.
di.uce pathersd and fit,ed tho honss
The entertainment WAS ouened Inv q
beautifully executed m.al.v nv Par.
krr,s hand. Than came I'm. t.hI.snx
a. p.r nroyramme with mu.,c he.
tween each SCENE. The ,ab,.apx ware
as follow. ..scoIp,or,s studio.r aEu.
,angIed.n Esther before Abasnerus. -
'.Wathchlpx the old year ou,.p "See-
ing 20 new wear ip.u "Gaue Of life. "
In three soenes. "Apne.l of Mary
stuart TO Eiixabetb.r The selections
Of t.bleaux WAS an exceIlent one
were excellent. and the genuine
art and t.len. displaved in
their srr.ngam.nt ,sf,,cis vre.,
credit upon The ,ady d,,.c,ors
Ths st.,osrv .nn..,.a =. oa,a "a
r,,,a =. ,,.,,,,. ~, o., -, .,,.,.,r
that ALI p.,cipi,s,ors had dstsrminsd
IN ,srfsstlv panrsv ,h.ir ,..n.o,,v.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

ts- '~"fanr iaiTa'.a are cfts. r..a.
Ihe Nhi's i t"r ta' humi1 la1u.s. t.s.
h'ii'~ - llf hDf-- >-"-r, ana uIs.r a.I.
m-'- Is-'i r"nis4'o' the sr-cta ll.-i4-,.f
"S 'Ht's trt"hra 1'7.r ErvparstsrH- HI.
"'afpea around every bottle, sBh mss be-
p--eu-V-i OF any arugsl-t reg ry mgii fr.H.
the ofiies Of rHk CENINUR ,OMPANA. I
hey street, Ae~ York city. gaaI.aF.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

tween sixty and seventy fruit
|Afive. "
Il. ~, "a 'he second Monday In Febru.
we criminal docket viii be taken
~ the district court.
'i'a. chanfrsu, supported by Tay.
~. seomhiuatiOp, viii appear ct the
~house for three nights, com.
-'asiag February 18th.
|.,.en h HERALD regrets Its duty Of
|t seeing The death OF Ms& Here
b -sle Of our esteemed citizen, J..
~, iafd, who pssssd from this
yesterday mosplns - selssk
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
Grsenba~k tiGb.

The city bali was lighted up last
evening for the meeting OF the above
named club. Having only few mos
ments To spare, We were unable to be
present but short time, and hence
cannot render rs complete report as
the readers OF The HERALD may de-
sire of their proceedings. Sir. Feud-
rich occupied the presidents chair, ard
MIR. Bumpss was Grating to the mem
beers and others who were In attend
ance, explaining the objects Of the
club, and its relations TO other political
parties lie said there could tie
neither ACCOMPLISHMENTS, nor
greenback-repuulican. That as old
and established parties they had ever
been knoSn 10 be opposed 20 the
greenback policy, and advocated hard
money. The same gentleman stated,
that " The democratic party favored
the RECOMMENDATION OF silver, he was a
democrat, aud that IL the republican
party wonld do so, he would be re-
publican, hut la the event that neither
made this deuunciatioD, he was EN-
phsticaliy all out and cut green hacker.
He said further, that the fight wa now
between money aud muscle.
MIR. Woodward had occupied the
ii5or, and made y stirring address.
"A Mr.. Hughes was called upon &c
address tue club, aud responded IN II
pleasing and satisfactory manner, ex-
pressing himself AZ III favor Of the
move. W. G.. Sterreti was also re-,
questsd To express himself but he ex-
cased himself, saying be wound accom-
mOdate them at some future time
Others we're called, uut decnDed.
The members Of this club appear to
De very Jealous, and determined to
make all the advancement they can.
There Was an attendance at the meet
iug Of about sixty persons.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

| CANNED -Dsytied ham. - - 81 ~; sal
mon, no g. itsl 81; Lo3.ters, e UpS5s 10,
/ Cove oys,ers, eJet5a; Corn beef, 81 IS.
| SARpINE---t9 box. sis 0Jt.ls 81; Ia box.
Sli 7i.s,S 50.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

There u IN sdefste tnqoir1 hie1 u fT-.ls
supplied
WEDNESDAY,. Thursday
AiddltDz plands otzd AKA
Aidonng Orleans 6sxd ssf
sales 1880 tslee; speculation AMI sKpoft
~ bales: reesip2 il,soo bales, Af4erieAL
l-i5sl osls..
fnIur a i-S1i dscli1e.
Upiands low ntdcilnx CLAUSE, January
de livery 6A-tsB3 "a. January snd = ofu=ry
l-.Ud; kso. uzry and March . J. oil. March
ana April LIED; May and lone 6ist, Jgoe
une and July SlG1. Res cfop shipped
January aud February 10y sail ga L blaDds
% InitdliDg clause, shippeu Apdi ami
Asy ty sail ga,
PIN -Middliug Upl4nds o. MlddlIus
Orleans 80. Low "a iddlfI a upi- nds ~:
Good Ordinary uplsnds :. 9; ordinary [ p
Lands S1Sd; npiAbos low midling zu-s-
March aud Apni aeiNe4. 6.
ID.-salrs Include = q hales Auerf-
can. ipland- on midditng elaose. r, Lra-
E;y hvory Ltd. March and AgEll d.
DS-rv led. AITI and Nav delivery
. S-s2ii JuDe and July deliver s-1tdd: up
lands low middliug clauss shipped fpbTu-
arg A. d March by SSH s-si.
p-In.-rutures dun but steady.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

COUNTKY pkonucE.

CHICkESS-in demsnd per dog aa1
Ead,-ln demsn per doz ........ a-sltz 4,
bU1fEB-Purs home mEde, scarce ,srsa.l,
SH Ekr foTAfoEs-Per bushrI.... ealtsGc
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
Etsest

OBJ Mrssrs. Shea &
supply OF besuti-
.....r honey, from the
... ..... ohm !. Martin, Of
.. ... ... - it In stock for
IFUNLn Is under
... hearted proprie-
49,. .. ,trl for "A hunk Of
p. superb.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
po~DEs Ann sHov.

oSDER-keg q Ibs,FrF, rine ais, Keg
i2,z lbs, FFF, rib ;, s3.ss; key IA. IDS, ~
s2.Ui. hiastiny, si.z5
sHOr-D.oD, =. 3ts2,5; Back. s23se,k 80.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
Loo Ordinary

Lo~ ofdinary.-..--- 80 g
ss~ iozk, January Si.-totfas aalr,.
NkDt ksDAr. IarssnAy
UgiHnds. -......... IN f.fGr M -.
O.s ais. -.-....-.-- ~ 1-lec n Lie
MINI Cotton quiet and -fe.fy up 49,
AZ t-4rc; OrleAos ~ 8 lee s.ie. ~ bates
t.nscildsted o-f reoeipt< lseIosi bale *
l.rr.s 10 Gtsaf Eri ain a Ca Osl-s: Fr.re~
iisH's 1.lss; continent ls,70 bale, chAanei
Sei Receipts, 81 b>' ess grcss as y sAl.s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
commercial
NV uRtr.x. I.nusrr H-Faur

Receipts, net, 81 Bs,ie-. gr.Ss -. bales
Exports to Great Britain T,ss5 bale; caaSI-
vie i.l6l bales; continent - bAies- stock
SO AS bales
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

r.....t FOOLS like hard times 20 see
r.nr,r si new buildings, fine
..a sr.ug up on Elm and Main
.... f.-ay nothing u the fine rssi-
...... ERECTED in all parts Of the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
Hiaes and W col

GkLyEsros, January 3i.-Hites receip =
large. goOd demand but pfiNe I. tJw-r. w
selected l5c; nsht saitec iJc, stack sait-d
tlci Etps lSSsr; wet Ealteo n they run &c;
selected &C. butchers green 5tSc-
Waol-N Othing doipg and pgIrr- nofni al.
medium IN rne TAI cap, free 81 az. - So
cosrse I41, se; coarse Western and Mexican
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

LIVERPOOL. January 81. - Noon -G ttoE
There 10 m sierste tnqoir1 = hieh il fT-els
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

--ocrasionaiiy complaints are made
Of oveschases. on the transfer line.
This 10 most likely dss 10 . misusdsr-
standing on The part 81 ths puzssngss,
who szpscfs % - taksa - pstyafe
sssidsucss * ~ sas ~ - c>asGp1
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

May perxens think their kidneys are per-
ruanently affected. whereas. Tho tae; Is on
account Of the liver being inactive, they are
only enthusiastically 80. TO prove which
use Home stomA IN Filters.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

D.. J. c. AVIS q co L.
fsssf.ssf 80 t-lsisfau-a Co..
s~-S ~ 40 psl-4lsE, uUaaraa ...
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

NEW URLEAss. January 81 Flour dun.
superiBe 81 50; Xxx IS 10, Xxx q 2i8a -
higher grades 50 O,ets p. Corn si-sdy an
fair detn and at fi,,tOc Oats Ia lar demand =,
choice GaIena &c c. n { active bat NOD
quOtSDiy higher, cargcs. oru nary 20 prime
gooI co anon -. Sjtyc; fair 10 fully fair
5t.sbse. pr ne % choice o. :; |. elirU
clarified -iasAsc. NolaBse- nm r.lutuo l.
"a; fair .lS5jc; prime Ia choi 2sSstnc Rec
quiet sod s.eaiy. ordinary to choice Louis
lana 5'sget.c.
NEw YORK, January 81. Flour srsdcs Of
extras ranging nom s5st5 p steady. o'isT
grade du IN buyer favor; supeirns vest
eTn ard state 81 eogfg O., elosing cuiI; -DaIh-
erh -four quiet AND nnennng q; CON
mon % far extra 8 S1s4S 20. gssoi 10 choice
extra Is s-ess ~. beat a. ale better
moderate eXyort demand, al - Tor uus sii-
ed white western. Corn opearn nrmer suc
c osef heavy, Sesiesiz &c fos yellow south
srn, 551sc ios while stat. Oats go icr. COT
Ice, Trio, lower aud more sc;iVe: csTsurs
lsbsasifs &c soidi job lots los q K soid.
ST. LOUIS, January a,-Fi0ur, shade
frmeI; Supernn. fsii sl 1904 4: AN s5as a.
Wheat higher, No. Ted fail o. i5ssl iT,. /.
No. II 20; No. SpI!ng 81 OAtsc- Corn ioN eT.
~. ? mixed slhsilS4cs nsN si.r. Oa,s
nImeI; No; sc Rye dull and lower to
He'll: &c bid. Barley dull ard unchanged.
Whisky steady AZ 81 Is Pork easier. slI.
Lard finer and large lot. held al = 81.
small lots sold at 81 q. Bulk meats quiet
and uDchanged, very little doln.. Bacon
quiet and unchanged and onIy small ioo-
bling rade.
Hoss-Aciive and strong. parking g. sn.s
a.
Caitie-FiTn. demand n-rn. prime Ia
choice native shipping steers - .tasl q.
Sheep-kirm, scare AMI wanf,s, ussaNy
shipping mu.ions 20 - >! ~.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02
Remarkable Attachment.

Lindsay tOnt.l Post: Last spring
Mr.. Wiiiiam Sinclair, If Csmbray,
caught young crow before it could
ny and brought IL home, aud IL soon
hecsme quite tame. It strack up a
warm friendship with a young hound
belonging to Mr.. Sinclair. The crow
always was around with the hound.
shared his meals and slept In his box
at night, on the DO tom, not seeking
to psrch unless they were disturbed
during The night, wben be would come
our and fly up into o 80 OF the trees
near by and remain there until morn
iag. When given ioosi it wouid in
varlably take q portion TO the hound.
II woaid not give it To- hinl al on e,
but would fly around just above his
read with a piece OF meat or crli.t OF
bread In his bill, and keep teasing him
for q ute while With IL, aud then
would finally let him have it. But
last week instinct began to be to-
powerful and he concluded that he
must go To other quarters for the WIZ
ter, aud it was amusing to see how he
tried to coax the hound away with
him He would fly away little piece
aud then light aud cav TO the dog
then he would fly back, and seemed ia
great distress because lie couid not in.
duee his four footed friend to go to
warmer quarters for the winter; hut,
finding he would not leave, he at
length few off and has not been seen
siuca.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

asw BALKANS. JA6nsry a -Niyht-Co
ton quiet and wesk. Sales s. 40 bales.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-02

tne II OiBfs Distress Marine SiSual
An important advance has been
made toward solving the problem OF
illumination at sea by an adaptation
OF what Is known rs the Holmes dis
tress signal, 10 the form of shot, for
illuminating purposes, to be fired from
merters at ranges varying FROM five
hundred to two thousand five hundred
yards. These signals possess the re
markable property OF emitting very
powerful white light the moment they
come into contact with the water; and
when once ignited are absolutely in
extiBguishable by either wind or
water, and burn with a persisfeney
that Is almost Incredible, thirty or
furry minutes being M average dura-
ton. The shot containing this light
IL so constructed So as to be buoyant
upon the water, and at the same time,
with sufficient rfgidity of form to
withstand the concussiou OF the pow
der. Upon striking the water at the
required range, the shot, floating MP
To the surface, Immediately bursts
into brilliant fame with great iilu.
niinating power. Halt . dozen Of
these shots tlred from an iroc clad or
gun-boat ~ocid effectualiy surround
her with an impossible Gordon OF light
at any required range, and by such a
device the enemy's movements Of
attack would become plainly discern.
ihle, and any attempt to break through
the iliuminated zone OF light he at
once detected, however dark the night.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30

going a general cleaning up, and is now
ready for applicants.
Mrs. w. NJ Stark and daughter, of Gin
cinnati, are visiting their relative, Mr.. J. ID.
Stark, of Third street.
The will of Valentine Schneider, deceased.
was yesterday admitted to probate, with his
brother Peter elected as executor.
Mrs. Barrett, who has been spending some
time at Lake Chautauqua, is home again,
and will resume her instructions in music.
The members of Port Union Lodge, l. O.
0. F., desire to thank Mrs James Beatty for
the donation of one hundred chairs for their
new lOdgc-rooms in that village
Yesterday morning DR.. Henry Mallory,
of this city, sent at his own expense male
nurse to Memphis to assist in caring for the
yellow fever victims al that point.
One dollar will purchase a privilege
ticket" which will admit the holder to the
County Fair Grounds with family, at any
time during the continuance of the A. NJ. f.
Camp Meeting, which is to be opened next
Tuesday.
Yesterday Mrs. Captain Hegler of Love
land, who has been visiting Mrs. j. d. Stark,
of this city, received dispatch informing
her of the illness of her brother, Mr.. George
Kealfuel, of Memphis. A few hours later
she was informed OF his death, which was
caused by yellow fever. Mrs Hegler i'm
mediately returned to her home at Love
land
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Aug. 30.-Spirits turpentine firm
at CSC.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 80 Sugar firmer at S2 Asa
2 60; soft rectifed 81 04@1 Of. Coffee duh ami
lower: Rio cargoes ordinary to prime, l.375@l7c
gold; Others unchanged. Gold, 1@lA per cent:
sight exchange on New York, 3-l0MI4 premium.
sterling exchange bankers bills, "a S2t2.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3O-Flour nuiet: American
extra State at OBS 6d@25s. Corn unchanged. Oats,
2s sd. Barley, IS. Canada peas, 34s Receipts
Wheat for the past three ettys 5000 bu, of which
$1,000 is American. Bt,aSl, long clear, steady at
SIS. Corn mixed dull at 2is; new mixed steady at
22s Cd, Others unchanged.
INDrANArsLrs, Aug. sO.-Flour steady: Fancy
A, S. 25; fam ly 81 25d4 80. Wheat steady: No.
red, 9o@91c; September, s9@9lc Corn quiet at
35ia@36c Oats steady: mixed, 19I9W20c. Rye:
No. 2, SOC. Provisions quiet. Bulk shoulders
SIC; clear rib sides, CSC Lard, 71s97}4c. Hams,
10c
PITTsBURG Aug 30.-Stocks limited Carload
prices: Pennsylvania and Ohio choice red 81 068
10, medium 81 O5@1 0S Southern white, choice,
81 Is, amber 81 70. Corn in limited demand ear,
yellow choice 4794Sc, high mixed H946c. yellow
Sheled 44Gl45c, mixed 42Cd43c Oats heavy: white
2S@30c, mixed 26@27e. Rye in good supply and
nominal at 5S(@60c.
LONDON Aug. 30-Flour unchanged at 2ss
Wheat: Arrived cargoes dull and declined about
Is Chicago 4Ss1iSS cd. red winter 53s, California
57s, carg0es 10 arrive dull and lower, Chicago at
47s6R47s Sd, California at 53s456s. Arrival for Or
ders light. Corn dun and heavy. Arrived car
goes of new Dos Cd, do to arrive at 25s925s I'd Ar
rivals for orders light
BOSTON, Aug. Colour quiet: Common extras,
"A 25d3 rs; Wisconsin extras, $4 SOFAS so; Min
nesota do, S. 5016 50: winter wheat Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan, $5@5 70; Illinois, s. 25@6 90; St
Louis, S. 5096 %; Wisconsin and Minnesota pat
ent scarce at $799. Corn firm: mixed and vel
low, 5412@56c; extra yellow 5795Sc; steamer. So
@54c. Oats in fair demand and firm: DID, 34t942c;
new 32iG27C
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-30

The following petitions in bankruptcy
have been filed since our last report:
Adolphus Fay and G. King, doing bust,
ness in this city under the firm name of Fay
IL King-Liabilities- Unsecured creditors
$4,000 O1. The firm has no assets. The Pc
tition of each member was also filed.
w. b. King, of Observation-Disclosures
Unsecured creditors, So, ,0l0 Assets-Wea
ing apparel and furniture, $500, which is
claimed as exempt.
Edwin X. Thomas, of this city. Liabili-
ties-Secured creditors, $12,500; unsecured
creditors, $8,034. Assets - Real estate,
mortgaged, 5000; personal property, $665,
which is claimed exempt.
Alphonso Burnett, Washington, c. H.
Liabilities about $4,000, unsecured assets,
none.
Benjamin F. Taft, incinnati-Liabilitie
$S,52l; assets, personal property, claimed as
exempt, $50.
Valentine Newman, Ironton-Liabilities
secured, $3.50; guaranteed by Endorsements,
$l95, 900; accommodation paper, $1,000; as
sets, real estate, 5000.
George Miller, Jeffersonville, Fayette
County-Liabililies secured, $3,47O; unSe-
cured about $3,400. Assets, lands, $1,000;
personal property, 1,084.
Richard Pitzer, Washington C. H.-Lia-
bilities secured, $3.50; unsecured, about
$l4S Assets, $500.
VIM. Wood, Fayette County-Liabilities
about 1880. Assets, personal property,
$453 claimed exempt.
W. W. & NJ. H. Snyder, Martinsville,
Clinton County, 0.
Samuel G. WEIGH, Harveysburg, Warren
County, O.
John Weer, Waynesville, Warren County.
c. L. Armstrong Cincinnati.
j. A. Tilton, Macarthur, Vinton County,
James NJ. Benson, Springfield O..
Joseph II. Lermen, Harrison, Champaign
County, Ohio.
]. Hamilton, Gallipolis, O.
John V. Dicks, Dayton, 0.
Benjamin J. Harris, Hillsborough, High
land County, o.
Herbert j. Tarr, Cincinnati.
Edward L. Taylor, Columbus
R. P. Woodruff, Franklin County, O.
VIM. A. Gill; Columbus, 0.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Joseph Never and VIM.
Howe, So each; Mary Kelley and John
Brown, 10 days; James Jones, 5000; Albert
Doscher and Susie Wemer, continued to
August 31st; VIM. Gondiloch, 10 days;
Kate Brennan, dismissed.
Disorderly Conduct-John Daley and
Patrick Russell, continued to August 31st;
Annie Smith and John ]. Cuttenden, dis
missed; I. F. Meyer, So; Charles Schmidt
hauser, John Schneider and II. Rattman,
continued to August 3lst
Assault and Battery-Phil. Kohn, Minnie
McCarty, Caroline Gilsey and Joseph Set
tlemier, dismissed; Roger Whalen, contin-
ued to Sept. 18th; John Conway and VIM.
Dameron, continued to Sept. 9th; Sarah
Johnson, $40; John Collins, continued to
Sept. Sd; Mrs. E. Solomon, continued to
Sept. 4th.
Petit Larceny-Geo. seiger, continued to
September Sd; Clemens Taphorn, dis
missed; Carrie Y. Kimpton, 80 days. Peter
Dolan, continued to September 4th.
Miscellaneous-Danie Smith and Bertha
Smith, vagrancy, dismissed; Walter
English, same 5000; Mary Gafney, same,
80 days; D Rothschild, obstructing side