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Daily globe., 1881-07-29
The GurfieId Fund,

New YORK, July 2S.-The chamber of COM
merce received $1,000 to-day for the Garfield
und.
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Lead and iron pipe pumps at Kenny & Hud
ner'e.
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Attention, Swimmers and Bathers,
Call at Lake Shore, White Bear, and see the
improved facilities for the different classes Of
bathers.
Daily globe., 1881-07-29

CHICAGO, July 2S,-Seven hundred dollars
has been forwarded for aid of New Ulm.
Daily globe., 1881-07-29

Go to Union Park Sunday. Good music,
good order and lots of fun.
Daily globe., 1881-07-29
INDIANS AND BLOODHOUNDs.
a New Element Introduced Into the Hunt
for the Wisconsin Outlaws.

for the Wisconsin Outlaws.
Especial Tele gram to the Globe.
MENoMoNIE, Wis, July 2S.-A new feature
seems now to have been added to the hunt for
the Williams outlaws. Charles Lewis, other
wise known as Buffalo Charlie, an Indian
scout, has arrived, and promises the arrival
this evening of six more scouts and thirty
bloodhounds, which, taken together, it is sup
posed will end the career of the Williamses.
Daily globe., 1881-07-29
A Colorado Fire and Unpleasantness.

DENVER, Col, July 2s.-At Poncha Springs
last night, a fire broke out in the Bank of
Poncha Springs. Citizens burst in the door
and subdued the flames. j. P. True, owner of
the bank, arrived just after the flames were ex-
tinguished, and ordered out the people: he
then procured a revolver and accused Major
Randolph and Mr.. Carpenter, of Leadville, OF
starting the fire. Both men became greatly
excited. The city marshal struck both men
with his revolver. True, supposing the blow
was struck by Carpenter, fired, fatally wound
ing him. True was arrested. Both parties are
well. business men.
Daily globe., 1881-07-29
GENERAL FOREIGN.

LONDON, July 2S.-The viceroy of India
telegraphs that the ameer of Afghaniston has
been totally defeated, his baggage and eight
cen guns taken. A Khiliat regiment and his
Candahar horse deserted to Ayoob Khan. The
ameer's army fed towards Cabul.
Telegraph: The defeat of the ameer Of
Afghanistan implies the complete overthrow
the only remaining British Influence in AT
ghanistan.
TUN1s, July 28.-The Arabs have left this
vicinity and the panic has subsided, but the
greatest anxiety prevails concerning the safe
ty of Europeans in the interior.
BERLIN, July 2S.-The Nationate Zeitung
saws all nations having intercourse with
America are concerned that band OF con-
spfrators shall not use the Atlantic vessels for
criminal enterprises and says if the Ameri-
can authorities do their duty Irish revolution
lists will not long be able to place their hellish
schemes in America.
VIENNA, July 2S.-A semi official from the
DenbIatt, discussing internal machines, sug-
gests all governments should bind themselves
to consider attempts on life and property,
even when for political objects, as crime,
and should prevent such attempts by every
possible means.
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Ike White House Patient.
A GOOD NIGHT.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
2s,>8 q. m.-(Oficial.l The President rested
we'll during the night, and no rigor or febrile
disturbance has occurred since the bulletin OF
Yesterday evening. This morning the improve
nent of his general condition is distinctly
rsrceptlble. He appears refreshed by the
nights rest, and expresses himself cheerfully
ss 10 his condition. His pulse stands ", tenn
perature 9S.4, respiration is.
tIgned,) d. ". BLISS,
J. T. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN.
T. HAMILTON.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
Is, 81 p. m.-The President is better. He
bore the dressing of his wound this morning
wirh less fatigue than hitherto. 1t appears
WI and is discharging sufficiently. Shortly
afterwards his bed was rolled into an adjoin-
ing room, while that occupied till now is
l,eing thoroughly cleaned and put in order.
His pulse is now "a, temperature 9s.5, respira-
tl,n IS.
;Sieued) D. w. BLISS,
J. h BARNES,
J.J WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
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Aid for New Ulm.

MILWAUKEE,, July 28.-Fire to-day de.
stroyed L. Lahman's cigar box factory. Loss
%R 600
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TRASE r,.rICB.

Tho Boston Commercial Bulletin suggests
that csnsideIiDs The enormous Immigration
during tho last year, and thay 80 mucn OF AZ
Was directed toward tho west, II is not IN
reas enable to suppose that IT least SOC, ZOO
nors persons have been engaged In tillsge this
year than There was last, and II each person
put only ten acres under cultivation, ue
would have ., GOV 900 more Acrea under tillago
than lsst year. These people may not sll be
raising wheat, but IL l. probable that at least
half OF them arc. and this Will account for
300 ,O00 acres addition TO tho screago. This
sgrses with tho eat!instion made by the
miilrrs OF 81. Paul, who, by the way, can
underseil foie'gh manufacturers OF hOur iu
their own mhtiets, and II 10 likely 10 be aproSi
mA'ely cor.ect.lf this new wheat land Yield but
mate, there should be IL, lOO,COO bu,hels as ,he
resultj and ss 1t IL probable that The Yield ne,
acre and the acreage u,der cultivation a. e
considerably above the nguies here given, IL Ia
possible that we may hsvs Mt | at 20 600 OOI
more bushels or wheat than has bean cplcn
lated Il nop, TINS would bling thu crop mn IA
40, 900, 900 bushels, or wlthin G0OOO0OO OF inaI
OF last year, aud only 80 eO 900 luss than In Al i
1870, and out of that harvest W. exuortsd
l7S.000 0l0 hnabels of whus' aud Il lur, Thar
will be- surplus OF about $1,000 .OOO bushs ola O,
wheat lrfs over IRON last year, Will n may
properly be added to tnis years. suppiy, and
This II ~ tI1.000,00O bushels with wSich ID
m o. homo and foreign qulremoi ts. Thee.
fDle whuv tue wheat orolH Of m,
importing counitlas of Europe m bt
a. excess OF last year, tue niand
Tor American -four may be- qsue a.
Urgent this season a. IL ever has been. Tn,
gowlh Of this foreign demand IL shown by
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FrodAce.

Wheat came In quite freely to-day, and The
price was hrm in tone. A good quality brought
81 por bushei.
Corn AMI oats were in good receipt, and read
lily brough' the price q loted.
Hay was 10 moderate receipt, and prices ar
unchanged.
Irish potatoes are In fair supply, and pricel
are well mAint iined,
There are no onions in the market,
Lsmols are In fair supply, and strictly
sound goods command ss9sS 80 per box.
Butter G. ninues very scarce for choice, anC
readily brings the quotations.
Eggs are scarce aud In Light demand.
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Flour, Dram and Hay.

FLOUR =. We quote city Milo from old
wheat as follows: Xxx, 40, xxx, 81 6O,
KAAX,2 50; ChCioe, IS %; IN ily, none.
imported: Xxx, per cwl SO 80; Xxx, So 6I
< kXA2 so Fancy, $40 ~ 1855; Patent, &.OO.
RYE-Scarce. Wequote per Dbl. sS.
BARLkY-Soarco; gouu demand, ACC.
BRAN-We quote at 800.
9UNsY BA6s-Seoond- hand In good order,
ceuA piece.
Conn nEAL-Her cwt, lbs
Okrs- $50 50.
WBsAl. No old ,quletWe quote CO TO 75;new
00e q 81, according 10 qualify.
UUUN--lS ~ 90 cent?, ,Vueo car.
HAY-PIair's ,loOse from wagon, s. to SO per
ton; hillett, none ON market. From stOrt
nrairie hailed Slh seI toni Prairie bsled In car
.cts, tie 90 per ton free on hoard.
Weq.o,.; Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
u chopped corn snd oats, per 100 pounds
81 10; chopped barley, Per 100 pounds, 81 a
| crushed corn and cob, Ter 100 ponnds, tOV
corn bran, per 100 poandp, 3Oci Ora
nam ilolr per lou pounds. $500
cream meal, d 80; fine bolted meal, pei
bushel SOC. homluy, per 100 pounds, Or
grtts, per 100 pounds. 81 %; corn flour, per lOt
| pounds, ".
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BUILDING Material.

BRIoK-At the kilns to SO
SroNE-Atthe Dallas qusrries So per cubic
foot. for foundation, Ii for wall, and 20 70
dressed front.
LUABEb-Native rough pine $40 per thousand;
Dressed on one side, S22 50; Flooring, t0ngu-
cd and grooved, b25; Dressed Misunderstanding
gl7h; Ihree-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
els to $40.
sHISsLEs-Cypress, s. per thousand; Native
pine, sap, 81; do heart, "a so.
Lathe IS ~ At IA per thousand.
CKMRNr- hUsendale, IS 30; Louisville,
IS 1O; Portland, S6 90.
PLASTER FPAals-rer barrel, 81 at "a 80.
SAIH-Pe pound. 7xo.
Gem SNT FLUEs e inch, 80 cents; inch, III
cents; 8 inch ceiling joint, 81; 8 inch cap, 800;
inch ceiling joint s. l5j inch cap do, SOC.
DRAIN PIPES luoh, Ice per foot; Ainch,
2Or; Inch, &c; inch, 400; Inch, SIC.
MIKE PAiNTs-Ready Tor use and all color
81 Sb per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers,
LIME-Coor cred, 2por ubl., bulk, 81 80.
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DALLAS rR,'E CURRENT.
miscellaneous uroeers' stock.


PoTAr Es-old per bu. Nominal new $3.50
@a, barrel.
ON Ns--'6 80 per barrel.
hIGA-W hOIesaIe ~ tOSR
S.LT-ln barrel, S2.15 liverpool In 81 cks,
Sls5dSl9).
UnAUKgas- Soda. xxx. ~; XXX1, s
Trade Mark ,Sk; Cream lO1a, GingoT Snaps ltG
to IL. Cream lie
soAr- owe. axe. perpound; BlueIndii ~
to6h; Sat'p-t, $40. to $50. Eureka Man
ufncturing Company: Cyclone, 81; Pale Olive,
.; Extra Olive, Az cenia per pound.
BRAHs-0toGc. per pound.
CASDLKs.-Star. full vt ltlo AK.
CuEEAK--N uue In Iuareet.
HoMIEY AND 9nirs-SAV9S5.2b per barrel.
DRIED PEACE Esq UnpeeiVu Nc, .SNpceleG IL
per pound.
Coal oILr-Below are revised quotu ions: 10
deg. o test. III barrels 10 cents; caseu, e. ON
T-oTupe PINs-Rouna, doc; spring, U.OO per
D0x.
NEAsuRvs--k rlshel, iron bound, $3.50 per
bges; two-hOcp pgilsi " 10; lhree-hoUp,G .3u
TUBs--lhree nest, tl.SO6cS., 0U eight nest
..96; No, /, 50 80 per dozen; Nc. ., 1885, No.
T.M.
WAsusoARps--w Wood, 81 IS, zine, 81 80; New
Sra, e. brGDSl 10.
Vail BUcKErs-s!.25@bi. 80 per dozen.
PowDsn--St.65 per key OF IS pounds, l9x do
y .As 6A do, a.00 blasting Kegs, $3.50
SuoT-Drop, bag, ". 10, to- ,2S buck o. 40. to2.5O
MAoKRREL-No. / barrels, $40 half barreis
t5.60; hlts, II pounds, 81 No Narrels, ".
CAspY-stick, 10 10 lao. q pound. Fancy, Is
TO 25c.
YE--Concentrsted, 81. 1850 800
RoPR--SSlBal,k In. basis, l0ho cotton, ,9(91Cc
VNeoAR--Per gallon, 2GpSOc. A pple, 2Oc. to2l
WRAPPING PArRn-Rag and Straw, 400. 9Vo.
STARCH-tA@4kc
Juas-We quote II to l9 cents per gallon for
s'ased. Crooks Ii to Il cents per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx-l5 to lsc per lb.
TALLow--In barsal, 41Si In cake, Sc per Id.
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Drugs.
ouune.


Acld--benzoio per ounce, 25c
acid carbollc solution, 40 cents,
crystals, bbc@s2 per 10, acid citric, 75c pei 10,
acid sulphurio, b-llo per Id, acid tariaric, soc
nate aec peri6s Ssssatida ssS per- ID SIsS@
oopsiba, 700 per ID; borax, l7o per 10 blue
vitriol, l2c per lbi calomel, Too per ID; Gallo.
mel tEnglisbl, 81 90 per lbj camphor, refined,
SOC per ID; cinchonidla, IS. per OFT chloro.
per ID; cream of tartar, powder, SsctolO per 10,
gum opium, IS &C per lbj gun, shelR nc, nc per
lbimoiphine, "a o per ozioil bcrgamot, 81 10 per
10, OIL lemon e3 20 Der Id, bromide potnss, Doe
per 10; P w iodide pot"ss, ~ bOpor III, "
oaraway, l8c per 10; soma, 2bc per IN, Alexc
2jc per ID. stry chime, crystals, 81 90 per q 4
sugar lead, PIC per lbi noui sulphur, s0ic
per lbi salta entom, Aafhc per H.
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soLE-L LEATHER uAA--NO, 3S@39no 86@37,
HEMLoUK Bopt buhElO slaughter. 81 03l;
goo. 2S do good No. 2, !6; good DANCED -
OAK hAnNaSs LKATnkH-N0. ], $50 DO 2 81.
HENLoCk-prine, 81 do good So; do NO 2. ~.
FRENCH CALFsKIE-Si.2o to Sl.90; Bo-
cOrdiDg o qua ity.
PHmspELrnlA CALFsKIN-No ISL OTTO 81 "a
do NO2si O. 10 8 10,
PHILADELPHIA hIFs-No /. Doc. to Gl,OO
accord ny To weight
euRsP sKIN--Tupping xXxX per dozen $40. 80
Liuipgs, white sg'tO,
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WemRke the following quotations:
hAIsISs-LOndon layer, new, per tOx, S8 90;
layer,
BANANAs-Per bunch, rominal
GRSEH APPLES IS 5O per barrel.
CUkhA Hrs--l h.GShc.
PEACHEs--sl 80 to S! 80 per bushel,
PEUAEs Per 1871 retail per UusE 81, loose
80, - Is to 81 %: sacked " so, 80 rs.
ORANGES Sicily, nominal.
LEMONS - sicily per box sSto9
NUTs- Almonds 70 per pound; Bran
l0@-i llLels li@-j English Walnut
none; chestnulB, imported, 90 italian
81; peanuts, TeEnessse red, 6mj oocoanut6
per hundred IS 90.
FIGS In 10 ID boxes, per ID, 10.
PoP CoRN-Prize packages, per half gross
40 o.
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There was considerable activity in this line
to-day, Hog products have again advanced.
Hams are quoted ut lax Ola cents and are
SO mos; breakfast bacon has advanced to 1874;
lard Is quoted at l3,l Ia ticroe. 0thsr values
are unch angsd.
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CATTLE-Gratsfe,l, yeariings9 rs q $40; 2 year
oil 4 Sl2 q 5l5; 5 Year olUs SIS q ~; barn COW,
SI4 @ISD.
HoasEs, Ponies and sheep sl5 to SAC. Plug
$40 to 40. Fern EtoCk e35 To $50 Harness.
livery $GO to 500. Harness fancy Sl25 to sl76
Harness spans $3.50 10 500.
Mules--hals 80 to $50 Medium S6b to rs
Extra drHught 800 u 3 81.
Hugs-N0ne Oh the market.
MUTTON, SHRkP-l nrN ale uuOtahie atS2 .bO0Dt
per head. Per weight 3to3hG. ner Mound.
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ALCoHoL-SL.3 10 TO ". 40 per gallon.
WHIsKY-Sweet mash, VI .S5(obSl. 80; sour
mash, sl.G09$5, according@age.
WINAs-C laret, In case, $S.i5@S4; CatawbA
ger gallon, Sl .l01S2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 "a
sB; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .200DS3j Madeira, pei
gallon, u .60@S5; White wine, In oaseb, 81 .2t
1pl0,
CHAMrAGNE--Co0hs In baskets, SlS8s9l
deidBieCk, In basket, S2S; Krug, in basket. s27
Domestic champagne, Sls@l6.
ALE-Stoch ale, per dozen, 81 .lb@s2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2stt2 so.
BoIrLR BRER-St Louie quarts sl2, ipinti
u %. Bpdwiser, Si2. hints SIS 90
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Iron. Nails. Wire. Etc.

IRON. - We quote merchant bar 10 rates;
Norway and Swedes, loo.
PLow STKEL.--Sc
WIRE.- Smooth wire, No. Q, Go; Nos 10
and IL, 60; No. 10, lei lapanned bsrbed wire,
9kc; galvanized barbed, lemc.
II )RsE SHoEs'-Per keg, 90.
hoRsK sHoK NAILs-Per pox, rs pounds, No.
7, 1918; No. y, 90 90; No. 4, SB rs.
NAILs-From l0d TO Bad, % on rates,
TINNKR's STooK .-Plok tin per pound, 800
tin plate, ltx20 sll per box; /. @. lix9o IS, rs,
do, I'll .bO,Linc l2cper ID solder, 1850 per
ID; sheet IRON 10 per ID.
AxRs-Per b u; per dozen, % v 70 10.
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Scts; dry klp5, free Of grubs, l9o, p &C.
kipf lie; wdt sailed, 7c.; green Outcnel
hides, 5Sc.; All 4aneged, wet or dry
malt price; deer 6kins 700. sheep skins iron
&c. asdOc each
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CoAI-lndlan Nation, IS 90 per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoKk---60 cents per barrel.
WooD-0ak, hickory an0 ash $500 to & 8 80 pei
cord. Sawed stove wood IL retailing, at the
rates of "a 90 to o w per cord.
OuARcoAL-65 cents per barrel.
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SHfTs.-s4WkNl polls, tN@ptlb.
BuGolRs.--1rsdeB b, end opring, TOP, s9O@
slo0i ditto. open, s7O@ssu; ditto, side spring |,
top, SlU0Ds ditto, eide bar, sCOasisS,
epring, sltO@slOO; ditto, phae,ons, slbO,ds1OO,
jump seat buggies, Sli6@S25O; platform
springs, sllO@tl2Oi three spiins wagons, 5000
Sll5
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Cattle.

There were no rec, ipt, al the stock yards tc-
day. There was some inquiry for choice
butch.rins stock, and all grades would have
broagh. quoIed prices.
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Meats ana Lard,

BAooN-Lone clear sides TX t. 1lki short
clesr, TX. Breakfast bacon i3Ao
IN, sALT-Long clear siaes, 1871 short
clear IL to llA,
HAMS. Canvased l8H to IA
LARD--Tierce lSsz half barrel, 1914 pals 8 10
10 pounds, ID pounds, lt.s
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qxRMAN NILLKr--we quote 81 30 per busbai,
Gerden, bnte per paper retail. whosiossle
IN 10 cents per paper.
Cotton--At the Oil Mill,'S6 por ton,
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sroKEs-From 2 TO ~ inch, per set, XXX
select, o., Xxx, $40.
SAWED rKLLoss-lr 70 9x, % per set.
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C0naes anA Teas.

ooFFRK-Rlo common, l211a tn "a; fair, IA 70
hni ehUtoe, I5h 10 1914; Lagusyra, i6A to lsi
Java, 2sta,ho.
TKAs-Imperial, bOG8bc; Young Tyson,
i0Gn60; Oolong 456ah1e Japan, 50aL66c
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Cast, so cents per hundred stove, 20 cents
| wrought, 80 10 % cents per hundred; brass,
{ per hundred, copper, 50 per hundred; zinc
add lead, 81 per hundred.
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BUdAns- We unote iP0wcred l2H, UrushedieH
ndsrd A nv TO ii l.2 whit
axtra - exiTs y Ito -, Yellow Louisiana
white clarified li1t to ll9s; yellow clarified
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ANTED.
Two Hundred Teams Il LabOrers
and One Hundred Station Men on
EAST TEXAS RAILROAD

We pay 10 to lex cents per cubic yard. We
are authorized by the company 60 Jet out 10
miles ut once. Apply on work, 10 mil,s
north OF Hardin. BURNETT a Ross,
July 3.th, 1881. Contractors,
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NEW ORLEANS.
GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH co.


dALs coiON
Galveston, Augu-t 2.-Receipts AS.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, August Z la 10 y. IN Cotton
steady rniduliag, uplsuds 1916 Orleans "a.
5p, in sales Of American 7,7vO.
Eutures dull.
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FtsH-l2kc. per Id.
OYsTRRs-per can 45 cents for Baltimore.
Mattagordas. 65for. Berwick bay.
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COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENISs,
Autnaf y

August 2
Trade to. day has been Characterized oy uh-
usual ,tivi,y In nearly all lines ihere were
quite a lumber of PEG in IRON the eou 'ry'
and a very consd rabie bu iness was done on
mail-order account. Tue weather Is very
warm and there are no immediate prosp ct
Of rain. The drouth isve severe, ana VIII 10
the cause OF a considerable shortage OF crops
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1915 TO lOA; Omen Kettles choice
hcLA ssKs-Lo Nlsisns choice tic, primeo4 {
fair to good 4595Oci syrup 80 TO 60c.
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PsAoHEs--2 pounds, 81 T; 3 peundh
so IS.
1UMAroxs--2 pounds, 81 309l 40.
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CHIcKENs-We quote Sl75 for spring; 70
grown, 81 30.
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Rntter and Eggs.


EPgs-0 to 10 cents per dozen.
Butter Northern 20 TO % 10 Texas Is @ 9
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Nearly two hundred bales of cotton were
brought In to-day from the nelghborhood Of
Plot Point, Denton county, and told on the
basis OF 10 oents ( r middltug. IL cla'se low
middling. The local prices are unchanged;
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The Great English Hemedy.
Is a never falling Cure

Is a never falling Cure
flr Nervous IDENTITY.
Exhausted VitAlity.
; e M In al Weakness
Stolrhoes LOST
n ANhOOD, in po,ti-
S' intiytIe, ihuall
The The terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, yculhfoi
To lies and exc, 9 ~ oi
insurer years such as
'oss of Memory, LAS
ltu de, No I turns,
Emission, Aver Ion III
Nj QiAiO ntn.
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fine, 25i lIeuluEn, %, heavy, zoo. b
barry ana dirty, TO ~ cents OF.
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Vision, Noises In the h, adj the vital Onta
passing unobserved In the urine, and mAn,s
other diseases that les d to insanity and oeSih
The Medical Gen lemen conn ected with the
institution are graduates Of the beet CGuege,
of Europe and this country, and have hsS
arge experience In these troubles, and v iii
agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
,T o case of this kind the VIA REsJORA-
TIVE (und'r their special advice and treat.
ment) will not cure, or for ANYTHING imnnra
or injurious found In II We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. TOM
SULTA1luN FREE. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysts of urine, IS.
Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE So a hottie or
four times the quantity, SlO Sent to any sd-
dress upon receipt of price, q. o. u secure
from observation, and In private name If de-
Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postofice
box 2i60.
Wholesale Agents Williame, ToNiyer q
Walker. Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
Financial.

10 II DIS uunt.
sterling sight, IS 90.
Frances 20hc,
Mars %.
Gold, silver, other than trade dollar, par.
race dollars. .,.....,.....,.....,.....HO cents
MtA'can collars. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mexican halves. ...,....................40
Mex can quartz RI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
spirits Turpentine 81.
ROsin 9U5
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-03
l2:lOp m.-spots quiet; sales 40.
D.ts N m Futures b RELY q, eady
0 p m. Futures closed steady =.

Consolidated net receipts 1856,
ExpoIls 10 Great Britain Ia, LAB.
France nIhe,
Continent 10.
Cnanuel uJne.
Stock I'll ass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-14

RARE REVOLUTIONARY RELIcs.-Our Ang'
linn, the champion antiquarian, has on exbi'
bItion and for sale at his famous establish.
mept in the Corcoran building rare Old
China bowl and pair OF vases, relics OF the
siege of Yorktown, and eDcrusted with
family history. The bowl, which Is OF ex-
quisite antique pattern, was brought from
England In ITO by Colonel Monifort, OF
Halifax, N. c., and presented to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Willie Jones, wife OF General Al
len Jones, OF Yorktown. 1t was taken, With
many other things from General Jones's
house, for the use OF Lord CORVALLIS, and
recovered at the surrender OF Yorktown,
broken In two. 1t had been mended by a
silyersmith named Coleman, who cut up a
silver spoon to mend II with. On the death
OF General Jones I'm 1907 the bowl was LETT
to his daughter, Mrs. Judge Sitgreaves; of
forwards to her son, Captain John 5. Sit.
gresves, Third dragons, who served un.
der General Tay lor In the Mexican war, and
is now owned by Captain Sitgreaves's
daughter, Of Rockville, S. e. The vases are
owned by the same family. They were pre-
sented by General Lafayette to Msior-Com-
mander Jones, aidde-camp to Lafayette,
having been brought over from France by
the Marquis himself, in whose family they
were even then helrlooms.- washington
Capital.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-14

There Is man In New jersey who Is very
fond OF saying that other men drink. One
OF his victims late one night saw him on bis
hands and knees on a sidewalk which was
slightly inclined, aud which was the route
TO bis home. The victim, who was kind
hearted person, stopped and asked him
what was the matter. "Why," said the gos-
sip, who was tightly slight himself, and
moved his hand along the fagstone, 81 am
trying to find which Is uphill and which is
down, but 1t vii! not let me-"
The New York Reporter says that many a
boy, and man, too, has ruined his prospects
in seeking situation by having pins stuck
all over his coat. People do not care 10
employ pin-cushions, and prefer those who
look up and ahead instead OF having their
eyes on the sidewalk all day looking for
pins.
The Galveston kesos says Horse-stealing
In the interior OF Texas Is only cue OF the
methods OF suicide. The Episcopal creed
forbids self-slsughter, and hence horse steal.
Ing Is considered the surest and most ex-
pediiious way OF shutting of the mortal
COIL
Investigator: Do we believe man sprung
from the monkey? We do. AT any rate,
we saw q man at the circus the other tlay
Try TO pull monkeys tail, and the monkey
pat bis teeth around there In sudden sort
o. way, and the man sprung from the mon.
Key, over twenty feet.