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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01

Fix xoitemcnt About Cotton - Texas
Girls on their way to 0schoOI-Iliin0is
special Items

Girls on their way TO fOschOOi-iIttnOts
special Items.
Special 10 the Herald.
s.. Louis, August 3l.--Thero is consid-
crablo interest in commercial circles as to the
future price Of cotton. Il was thought II
would boom, that the speculative mania
that has infected almost every branch of
business would affect cotton. Ii was said
Liverpool firm were working gigantic
scheme for an immense corner but talk
with maDy cotton men in ST. Louis showed
that they hardly expect the Job to be sue
cesaful. Now IL is hardly thought the
attempt will be made before
the 10Th. Reports show tho
crop to be month earlier than last year
and receipts ln September arc reported 10 be
100 per cent. larger than lsst ear. The n-
creased acreage II is thought will more than
make up for the deficiency.
a party of fifteen young ladies from the
south stopped in st. l. uls for one day.
They left this evening for Slsunton, Virginia,
to attend school. Among the number were
Misses l., Ellis, Huntsville, Q. and j. Har-
wood, Gonzales, Texas, Julia Mullins, Pen>
nington, NJ Spence, Crockett, Texas, and M.
White, Dallas, Texas.
A special from Peoria, Illinois, says that
George Williams was shot and fatally woun-
ded last night in house Of III fame kept by
moman named Laura Morris. The cause
Of the trouble was jealousy. Williams for
some time past has been paying his attentions
10 an inmate of the houie.
A special from Allinton, Illinois, saysa
saloon keeper named Archie Williams last
night eloped with the wife Of John Kennedy,
noted surgeon Of this place. Mrs. Kennedy
formerly resided In St. Louis and was
ma risd in this city about two years ago.
She Is remarkably beautiful woman.
A special from Forest, ILL.,, says, Alice
Jennings, the daughter of respectable
widow residing there, ended her, life last night.
rhis morning her little sister upon going 70
her home found her lying dead on the bed
She had taken poison during the night The
cause of her death ia attributed to dsappoint-
ed love.
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rscsss.


special to the Herald.
hosse, August 3l.-Msjor ]. P. Douglass,
OF Tyler, addressed the citizens here at the
opera house in the interest Of Tyler for the
university. He made no issue with any other
place than Austin, contending that the school
should be removed from its political irfluS
g, snce. lie made favorable impression for
Tyler.
ssNr Cherry, a tenant Of Mr.. Noble, on the
blue RIDGE attempted suicide Friday even.
ing, first taking morphine, then cutting the
back of his neck, breast and two arteries.
lilo is still alive, but in ver5 critical condi-
tion, The cause was difficulty over rents.
Cotton is coming in briskly. We had a
good shower of rain to>day.
Great anxiety Is felt here about the prosi-
dent.
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Austin.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, August Sl-Thomas j. Watson,
who was sent to the peniten,iary from Bell
county for stealing, has been pardoned by
the governor on account OF his youth st
good conduct.
The months receipts of fees of the seci o.
tsry of states office amountto 81, ,l07.
The comptroller, replying to questions
addressed him by Judge A. j. Peeler as TO
Whist constitutes tho available university
fund, subject TO and to be used by the reg
enis for The erection Of buildings aud the
support of the university, saws
that in determining the amount
there arc several questions 10
be considered; that he is not prepared to
answer now In relation to whether the inter.
est on notes given as purchase money for
university lands belongs to the available or
permanent funds of tho university; further,
he says that Texas state bonds TO the amount
Of $l3i Az issued in 1866, bearing 8 per
cent interest are held by the bears TO
tho credit of the university, fund,
the interest on said bonds now
amounting 10 S9S.6l7. These bonds were
issued to refund the university fund Dor.
rowed from II in 1860. The former of the
funds Issued belonging to the university, was
United Siatea funds and accrued interest
thereon A part of the $l34. 472 represented
by the. Texas bonds WAS sinterest which had &C.
crued on the United States bonds up to 1860
and was therefore available university fund
at that time. To determine tho exact sta,us
ofthe available funds included in the $l3i,
4l2 will require considerable investigation,
and the comptroller at present cannot an
swer on that point. Besides, no adde, tho
provisions of the constitution of 1876
in relation to this property must be
considered ss to whether the effect is to set
aside this entire debt of the permanent fund
or not.
Dr. Philips,.o this city, Is reported tohave
received letter from Senator Coke, inform,
ing him of hsintention TO oppose the con.
trmasion of Postmaster DeGress.
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A Heartrending Case,

Dubuque, Iowa, August 81. "A family
has become insane in this county through
griefsnd in consequence of death. Mary
McMahon, daughter of German, entered
convent two weeks ago and became
insane. She was sent to the
asylum for treatment. Her Mother
visited her end also became insane.
The daughter died last Monday which SO
afflicted tho mother that she died to-day
The remains Of the mother and
daughter were sent home for burial,
Upon their arrival at Farley
near which place the McMshons lived, n son
aud daughter at home became insane al
sight of their mother and sister coming home
dead. A brother and father are now stricktr
with grief and bordering upon insanity,
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orgnnIxlar g tho Militia.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, August Ex-Governor
shedon..has issued on address announcing
bis intention of organizing and armlng inds-
pendent companies in the exposed territory,
so, In tho event Of an outbreak, srong force
can bo mobilized 10 act in conjunction with
the militsr force as we'll as for defensive
operation, This policy will certainly pre-
vent such raids as recently occurred.
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Verdict In griffin ase.

New orlean', August a. he ury In The
os'e Of Corroa Thomas Griffin, charged
with killing Simon Ko oly, to-day rendered
9 verdict Of involuntary msnslaugh,er, and
strongly recommending the prisoner 10 the
mercy of,he court. John Shellsny, charged
ss accessory In the same case, Ia now in
prison and will be tried al tho November
term. AT which time Griffin will be sen
,erced
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Henrietta.
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Henrietta, August 3l.--J. j. Dodson, who
hss gin and saw mill at Buffalo Springs, in
this county. accidentally fell against tho cir
culsr saw whilen in rapid motion. He was
30 badly cut that he Is expected 10 dio mo
mentarily.
A fine shower has laid the dust for a dsy
a! time, but good rain is greatly need
cd.
Stock mon are becoming apprehensive of
heavy loss this winter, from scarcity Of
water and range.
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Hen,psteAd.

Special to the Herald.
Hampstead, Angus. 3l,-The remains Of
Colonel Jared E. Kirby, who, II will be
bered, was triel ia this county for
the murder of John Steele, were brought
hare this morning from Lesdvile, by John
Sayes, Jr., E.q., and another friend. They
were met at the depot by o detachment Of
Brenham Greys, of which company Kirby
was formerly captain. The remains were
inferred ut the old Salem burying ground
Krby's wife, child, mother and others
of the family arc buried there.
An accidental fire broke out at our city
cemetery day before yesterday, destroying a
portion of the fence and of the enclosures
around the graves.
Cotton is coming in rapidly, moro so than
In any former ysar ut this season.
Tho wealherls showery.
Callahan oilImills begins operations TO,
morrow.
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NayasOta.
Speclal TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Navasota, August 3l.-The corpse Of
Christ Froeblich arrived here to-day from
San Antonio He went west come time
since for his health. He got so weak that he
could not travel and stopped at San Antonio
to rest. but died in q few days after his
arrival. He was connected with the firm of
r II. Ahrenbalk & Co., Of this place. He
leaves widow and three children to regret
his loss
Wsco is the favorite here for the uni
versity.
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SherIna

Special to the Herald.
Sherman, August 3l.-At an early hour
this morning fire originated in an old frame
warehouse on the corner of Pecan and
Branch streets, owned by the Kansas Manu-
featuring company of Leavonworth, and
used by Rousael & Sasfeld OF this city as a
repository for agricultural machinery. The
houses of Ben Goodrich and X j. Davis ed-
joining the warehouse we're soon consumed,
and all efforts by the fire department to
srbdue the flames were of no avail. The
loss will not exceed $500
The Texas, Louisiana & Western railway
is being surveyed rapidly and twenty miles
will be put under contract during the month
of September. II is rumored that the d.
rectors intend changing the limo of the road
30 ss TO run sbout ten miles north of Mount
Pleasant and thus avoid conflicting with the
Dallas brsrch OF the Iexas & 81. Louis road.
Resi- estate is improving in value on account
Of our assured railroad connections and
business is much better than at this time
last year.
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Fort worth.

Special 10 the Herald.
Fort Worth, August 3l.-The negro, Ed.
johnson, who attempted to commit rape
on an old lady here some time ago, has been
captured at Abilene, and City Marshal Far
mer has gone after him.
One hundred and thirty-three bales Of new
cotton were received here to-day.
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Grant Rises 20 Expi,,,.

Lopg Branch, Ausust 3i.-Gen. Gran.
makes announcement that there Is no ,ru b
In the publication 10 the oircc, ,hst he h,,
attended consultation at tho vice prc. :
dents house. Ho Gays he was aware Of no
conference being held. He has seen Gener /
Arthur but once since the rresldor, Was
shnt
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mutiIatcd Coin.

Washington. August 8l.--The Secretary
has decided there Is no law authorizing re-
demption Of any United States coius, on ac-
count Of their being mutilated. Such coins,
will however, be purchased % bullion BY
the United States mints. t7
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Farther from the wcce., storm

Savannah, Ga August 81 -Ewrv arrival
brings an account of the disasters Of the late
storm. 'rho sc'o','r Jnnista, from New
York. which srfi,t yesterday, broke down
al 8 r. M, on The 2s,b. Sko brought the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-01
Republican Convention In New York.
New York, August 8l.-A call for @ state

convention was issued by the Republican
executive committee to-day. II states that
the Republican state convention will be
held Ia the city Of New York, Wednesday,
tha 9th of October, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating candidates for state offices besides The
transaction Of other appropriate businsss.
Thoma O. Platt succeeds General Arthur
as hartman oil tho executive committee.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

Jared y. Kirby Buried in
hempstead = An Extensive Fire
q" sherman = Port worth and
navasota News Tho Texas
d st, Louis Go GO 10 Sui
pher Springs - Cotton
Trade at Galveston
The Comptroller
ON the Univer-
stty, Etc.
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Galveston.

Special 10 the Herald.
Galveston, August 3l.-Secretary Mills Of
the Cotton Exchange has summed up the
c,,toD ttade # Galveston for the season of
l880o I ended as follows
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Executive Mansion, $3.50 p. m.-Dr Rey.
burn reportsthe condition Of the presiden,
not materially changed during the evening
The pulse has fallen slightly, md all the
symptoms are favorable.
Secretary. Blaine sent the following TO-
nigh.
TO Dwell, Minister atIondon;
Tho president had less fever this evening
than at any previous evening sin wounded,
His Temperature at O o'clock w.s nominal,
II entire day has been mott on 'ouraging in
all h'sgmptoms. Heresft l sh,l send bu,
en-, repor, daily. BLAINE. Secretary.
, 1881-07-29

REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wore ated for rco'
orl Thursday, july "a:


Tho following Instruments Wcre nled for rcc-
orl Thursday. july "a:
CITY rJtorknTy.
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Ill; i {S.;; ;;$:j: & Il:
Mill: 5%;s ;j;S NH s
et!sss 4. jay fSaa3s'k ls ksSaa s soso. .
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+; II ;;'sS iii; II;
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s:|:s v Si;* i,lsS;; ;;;:;{s 80,
$ ;s;s$ Ss,S ss: & iis%SSsi
t$ssss s'S i: B:ii$iE;i$:E, III;
's$;$ Il $$;$;;$; $:is$ I'll; ;j:i$ ;j;si
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IL: ;! S;sE; Ss:;'s: t:$!
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, 1881-07-29
pROYI8IQN8.

HOG PMQpuoTH-Wsya ara. morn Aotiys and |gragp
lAsy lonVt Thsy we're qulta weak s4fiy, The ostsR.
sIae rcssou bsIuX N ncFeass IN shs local hvH supply
ao1ompsnlad py ws4kealn9 In pfines u ths sloeks
Yards. AhFan hald hack on shS dsolsna, but Laok
hold when psees bad sQns low enoRsh t0 suit. xud
reaction foll0wed. pIstfes ip Ihs tEsda EopQFs an-
w0assd sct4ytly ta tAa damsstp dQnbna, Some I&VW
bs Of PORK h&va bssn shipped out during taW days
u the lumbar .FsRlops 1ug ehe supply OF workers
On tho llnss OF railroad In pfopsss Of oou-
s!Iuoaop.. Tue foata \ taking isrss qusn-
:s.pss.9 e 't ;ad ss%'fa ts' ~: ~:
Aats are tsp9stsd q ~ hklis1tng on
"a S:s slss esSxSl fS;s: n:
hys iseySa tGSaf ss sst = 6 ~ as5f
fs@Est s.ts 1SSs,t s ssss ssre st
FIR III. !S||! l.: I; ;S si
l6kI shd 11H br!s SELLER January Is t!5 la3l3 H.
Iutxl. .ta| hrls The Ia4tfet Cloaaa u ~ NMAH %
"a ~ MtsI193Ss 9eik Apxat passa ~ W. " bla saa
"L&HR-UsSARsd Nha osr AD Nv IN sataEcs bvt
, 1881-07-29
MINING NEWS.

Special Dfspdtth to Ihs Chicago Tribune.
1,Osros, duly a8.-o1lnlnK sburea continue worry
Inaelivc, and prices to-day show lttto II any
cflangc from thoso ruling yesterday. Calumet
s; HpcIn ut 10, CatAlpA ut 1s:Ol1, mud San
Pedro at ~, ara stuRdy. Quincy sold to-day at
II, uguinst N0ys yeatorlay; bonanza dovolop-
lncnt at hS, againat q, and llarshaw At 9,
nKniGst 6.
10 tht 11fltsrn As,oe4attd Prtss.
tiOsTDN, July 23-Atining stocks closed as fol-
lows: =
Ai!Vucx anE Co.ncw esk!iowublc, now +......., IN
s!s!!ss,S ;,s:':::ii T.
Copper FAlls....,.... |silSsr lblot.s,.-.s.s &QM
IAN ttaAkCtACD.
, 1881-07-29
l,tt1sAI,S'rUFFs,


recent aynnrs 1T prres. Tllosc WIS sola inquiry Ny
aiivars hut they wsrs less dlsnsse tn ihJ the prcot
nskatl. HalIA WGre rcorlth Ut l urls chulue Wnbts
10 sacks Inv erafo Al $40, o .pcsa Do nj ela,4t nut,
1lC brls ryo fuur a. &'.S. puAl equal to '9l btih
Wlntor iuurs vcro quoted vt fastah7as siirntn1
Fprnas tAsA00I tho luw.xrttou sHrlnvS ~ *tHso4a
llyu iioilr nj nbut,t $ju}St!ii.
ornEN MiLs.ruprs-WcrU In usodcEatc supply,
aitd tirut. Halea were rem,rtud Vt cars brRu a.
&aUl IN track, und fi9154lA0 FREQ On boart catst
cars tniidsinHa ut sinn; ! ear faed " sa&' ! chr
SPRING WitEAT-Wns tntrty actlvo ind sttonpor
ro n,arkat for AepicHbpr advanced INC, aud rlosod
lAc hiaor than thu previous afternoon, willie August
, II avne IL nc II s. @c 'sH' and oar rseup
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is.s isy"lo inn Eosen.ly: fhsss tl!Ixs
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ss5 taa s9o waro Msas sr raa sslsrs
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s"Ss','n S' With With s5e ts VII e ss
sn 1S 10 sa'Ts i. Es rssGs sSpets
@ ,. 5 r @ s' II. , M sras asast p.is
fs !sS 9t!!s? i,s.rss W. y" assa IL ssaa'h
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s i e. S 5Ss e.
ii to Gs"f eM psis
sf 119 n &; W. s.ds NSs x;
S S!s ssssE as.;!s!, .': :ssa.E',ss ss;s o$s
;sss sfs IT, ss's:$ae''. ss!;:.
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$s" !;.s a$|
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, 1881-07-29

Nlnrt rils, .nlIrr tenaonner, uosod et y I;skts
Cuihcrlnfds, ,Etrte onK;',t 6nn:. D}t
BwtG- Ik1r liNA iistfDd NJ III A!!Au Tor !6bl9 aF-
urnau. arenn l,nnts, akI1e nYotnHa. 4kalhe a..
t!acItl yuotn!l at 7ta9t1l<a for shuuI1rs ihr
hhtrt RIBS i1{All1r Tor hurt clears. lJst1l3d fdr
huns ali GarvnnGtl NbIl lhufUl1. .,,u,,
li.G0 for O. xien moss, a1d li.COlN01 for llnms.
, 1881-07-29

COMM tiRCIAL.

The following wuro tho receipts nnd shipments
OF lending articles Of pruslucu IN this city during
tho twctity-four honrs ending Mt a'clocR
Thursday morning and for tho correslWntling
titnc yCnr ngo:
, 1881-07-29
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company,
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


NIHXXIlHW DUE8s
To the Editor ot The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 2s.-l1Aving read the account OF
TN interview between Mayor Harrison and one
of Your reporters would like to nsk 4ues-
tiou: Is tho Mayor placed In hts official position
by tho peoplo 10 SEQ thnt existing ordinances
aro cxecutcd,-be thoy right or wr0ng,-or ls DO
supposed to uso hts own Judgment In regard TO
sucb ordinunccs7 Yours very truly.
TOTEH AND YAXFAYKn.
, 1881-07-29
HAVING A GOOD TIME. -,

Ocosohnw0c, Wis, July as.-DrnpeF Hall was
tha sccno last night Of Ray fcst.vit!es, given m
huuor OF tho Milwaukee, LRht-IIorso squa.l-
rnu, cnca.NpBl hero slis week. The thrae
from tho Eoutl.trn cltps, Ghtcavp, and rsp-
WHARF. and snnny from this ulsy, Music Was
fnrnishcd oy tue nrnitr l!ali olehcatru. To-day
Will bo tiall day vt tue camp Vt tho squadron
1'he baud at tho Eatlonul HOUSE Will bo IN haui
, 1881-07-29

3lr. Il J. Banlell, Jr. l.a Fayette House,
Washington. y. y, relatea tha following: l
rll.st Tor years, md have tukG,l during tlta,
Tine many different ,letltckles, without nny
permanent relief. Slncg trying st. Jacnbs on
lavo been ont!ruly rid Vt a.! pain, u1Il i.uya
application of It. 1t ,,ctcl like Il ciiurln from
tl,u beginning. ;,
, 1881-07-29

Mnsnet aL I'll IL n Ut !llnnn.lnat,,t., D. I, 2fSl1
4. lnl]rMvth dated July - tf u. FrnNh u
NWskAE EtIcktuHl
, 1881-07-29
GENERAL MARKETS..
NlluOM-COIsN-Trado d slow, aud principally in
thu medium xrAdas. We quite,

NltuOM-CDAN-Trado u SLOW, and principally in
tlu medium xFAdat. We quite,
?!reSn. sSit workiaR.
inaf! sa eSaa
DAiGfNa-syna quosud n before. Thsto wsa con.
Anuld activity IN grain basa, Rnd quiet MoyOMunt
In 0tpr limos at tho following prices. :;
|$s::|:: :ss :sss:: i I'll
Amprisan. ooi sscfs......:S S SF
HU1"rEll-Fiie market was without noteworthy
now featuraA Tbs damnnd was aGual to tho sIppiy,
and proyious quotations wero readlIy ootsncd.-the
prevalent feeling continuing hrns. We Quota'
ts:%sf seGss sF s. iss
lairS, .lAsal 10
CliEEsE-Salcs to spr aggregate we're effected a
vary fullptIaes. We agaIn quoto'
asl ss ssdd:;: oaSSs
fast ar s1,ai nr.ass'
COAl+~Was quotsd n htforu, For Immediate de-
livery sa!ss Ut anthracite nsTe making Al s6o below
tho quoted ps.cos. Tho market u lFut ;,
&%!ss|!s A%ss!s ;:ss:' sss Es:ss: ;%' @
fsEjbHS$$w.. :ssyg ps;$ SSS
.Sfft:S l. .s.a,
sas.;'1s I'D ii; asds Il the following qaotsusas.
AKA. AASid. akai"
hhHfsx; h ssansa. s..'...,,.........,.,,.".., s3
ny |i Il: W.
Gum 1plunl, h..N.+s..s..,.......ss.s..ssss AM :
|$$':s !i:; 1
@ III. III
s!s!Sif ;f.l TILE SS;a ;;::: ~ @
sAI!e. &psoW, W,R'stsfs,s,t'sttss'.''sHs.sss.s IN "a
RnttnnG9{k Hh:st:.is" "'s't'''ts''t'+'''''. III
KUG5Wsts s::is; Il isiS; -! da;so fqr issssly
Tisil-w altaush hArs afopped pR }ta7ss per n hrl.
1lulixpd h8FftnR Tsta Rlyspeed lo1lho. THAR Efre
no other prlcp cAahSas. Trade continues fAthtac'
S}$||:$: e 4; H
III M / 81 I'D! II
|:$E:E5g;:;::$ $:$$sEE=:$;:: i: II s
n :Si, stl:::::.s: sl::: ~ } s
1lgfgtnHEbcaied W. p1x ''''.'..''V u:S
ettlpiia4s s!s v: sS!.sa:s : Az
sharp sdssHes. St0eks sty yr1y ll6t sad Il lev
A4uds. <d sHMu hoidsn deetils y hsms pflue ~
ey ~ srfs: tsss 81;
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, 1881-07-29
LIVE STOCK,

CATYLE-!rh0 catto mAEkot wa4 una4en. Then
was pratty fair douland Tor the different .sadeA md
for Aorue rtpluns-nolahy graas Texans-tas
feeltnx tru, but this prevailing toe.lnR me
Of weakness. thu supply continuing larKe and rcpo1i
from tho EAat ttndinR to an cnsior atatc There VA
KD0d1y number OF hFst and sGrUnd-cnss cattle md
nnm0Eoua sa0s at sA65aHlU wcro reported but tht
bulk of tho offerings gradod below socnad'c'a md
sold At prices ranging downward fronl tA7 Tho s1'
tren.a OF tho unFket t1lsaa30. acallawaga aa'd
at a. tka3t0. p10r to gDod natIvc 0nlchsss atud al
&L7S44M, Rrnas Toxans ut H15&aa75, and common 10
coIce shipping stcars ut e1b45Xk HLockers wee In
qnlted for, mud may 10 quoted ut Et0tl4.2A cal1ei
wors scarce md oontnno u holl hlul. tsl37m being
paid for poor TO choice. Tile market ctofad quet
With snn,n ca ftla lift nYlr.
, 1881-07-29

lIap Hitters docs not exhaust aud destroy. but
Restore, cures, alId mlksa nnw,
, 1881-07-29

turn IN prens Ia therefore tho result uf nthor
cnlisrA. Il Hruat deal Df stock has lcon shnenn
otLt of Tho hands Ut weak hOtcra, AZ THO thnrt
interest Ia tho market hnh tincptstG very large
, 1881-07-29
Hoo AALEA

HttEEp-Ttefo was rsthor lixht s9pP! ;ntms Gus -
daasnd Ma IarT y? from sctaF$ ~ no,ntn psoJ
medium Il tJt0&l.ta. an1 good 70 o1t{s A. stSN'~
TAa following we're sMoug ahe a1fsss'ss'
, 1881-07-29

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, 1881-07-29

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