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New York stocks.

New York, August 6.-The stock market
opened shade higher and prices immedis
ately begsn to fall of, the entire list psrlici-
psting in the downward movment. The de-
cline ranged from Ia to 8 s per cent,
trunk line shares. granger stocks and coal
properties leading the downward move
ment.
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Mexican Matters.

New York, August City Of Mexico sd.
Sices.of the 4.h coy the newspapers propose
free transportation of foreign nous in coDse-
1uence OF the scsntiness of it and high prices
of bread in some parts OF the country.
The council of C4mposchy have adopted
resolution Of thanks TO President Gonzales.
for having ordered the establishment of docts
and work shops for naval construction there
silver. 'V'' ~
The Zscatecas,S st Luis and Juanito steamer
Nsnkin. arrived at Vera Cruz, yesterday,
rom New York, with seventeen passengers.
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Austin.
Special 10 the Herald

Special to the Herald.
Austin, August 6.-The university execu-
tive committee have decided to announce for
the literary department OF tho university.
A pamphlet descriptive Of the lands Of
the new s,a,e capitol has been gotten out by
the printing board who offer Il for sale st
rates oompensating the state for the cost Of
publishing.
Collections In tho attorney generals Office
since April b, from defsul.ing sheriffs and
others, exceeds S24 600, a saving 10 the state
In commission Of So 400.
The following charters are Aled In tho
stale department to-day; Mount Salem
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waco.


Special to the Herald.
Waco, August GA few weeks ago a
middle-aged man named Sears, a Virginian,
WAS murdered in Coryell county by o
brother-in-law named Dickey, in o dspute
connected with farm matters, Dckey shooting
Sears with the contents of double barrel
shot gun. Sears was formerly one of the
proprietors of the Waco Reporter and ex.
iensively known and we'll liked in this re,
gion. Dickey escaped, but has been hunted
by citizens ever since the murder. Once
they came 80 cloSe upon him as 10 capture
his horse and nat, but he escaped to the
cedar brakes. To-day information was re-
ceived that Dicbey had been captured and 10
now in custody at Gatesviils. An
attorney has been despatched from Waco
to conduct the prosecution.
While Waco is exerting every effort TO &C.
cure the state university at the special state
election to be held September 9th, she wishes
it understood that her tickets are SO printed
AS to allow any of her friends who so desire
to note for any other place for the. erection
of the medical department.
Regular passenger and freight trains on
the Texas u st Louis narrow gauge are 10
SOninouSo iunhiDtr hoih ioA"' honn w W Wnoo
next Monday. ThetemporTy frame depot
st Oorsicana will be torn down and removed
TO this place for Use until the road crosses
the Brazos to west Waco.
The second bale of cotton was received
to-day. 1t was from Parker county, aud
raised by Il. H. HILL 1t weighed 4O5 pounds
and sold for l3 cents, to Mr.. Solomon. Mr.
Hill receives premium of $50 for the hrst
bale raised in an adjoining county.
A very large crowd will go to Dallas from
here, to attend the grand reunion Of the
ex-confederates al Dallas on the 10Ih and llth
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Exaggerated.

Madrid, August 6.-The III Liberal news
paper says the Spanish consul at Tunis hav-
ing Investigated the circumstances Of the
capture of Sfsx, admits that the consul,
acting on the spur Of the moment, uninten-
tionally exaggerated the insult of the French
troops.
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Sntalogn Races.

Saratoga, N. Y, August 6.-Flrst race,
mile and one'eigbth; Giro ns won, Fellowplay
second, Valorio third. Time l:5i 1-2. Second
race, mile and three quarters; Checkmste
won, Bu,hwhacker second, One Dime third.
Time a'0l | 4. Third race, three quarters
OF mile. .Onsndags won, Hgbtop
second, Glenarm third Time l:l6. Fourth
rsce, one mile, Knight Templar won.
Time 1:d2.
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Prohibition in North Carolina.

Wilmington, N. C., August 6.-Election
returns continue very unlsvorsble to the pro.
hib,ionista. Every county thus far heard
from gives majority against the pfohibi-
tionists. The Star has received a special
from nearly every section Of the state, and
estimates the majority against prohibition at
55 900 TO $4,000.
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A Fata; Quarrel.

Petersburg Va, August Ga quarrel
yesterday between John w. Green, OF the
firm OF Walton & Green, and William Lee,
of Ll,tleton, North Carolina. resulted in the
killing Of both men. Lee cut Green's throat
10 three places, and Green shot Lee in the
shoulder, the ball lodging in his back.
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Russian Ambassador ut London. .

London, August GA ST. Petersburg
dispatch says II Is announced that M.
Sabourof, Russian ambassador OF Berlin. h
TO succeed Prince Lobsrof as ambassador
at London.
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OrvilIc Grant Dead.

Morrissown, N, j., Angus. G.-Mr. oryille
Grant brother to General Grant. and who
for somc time has been an inmate of tho state
asylum FOR the insane, Of Morris Plains. died
Yesterday. His remains were taken TO Eliza
beth for interment,
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Rome, August 6.--Tho text of the pope's
aIlocution is published. The pope COM
men,s with greM warmth upon tho rcspousi.
b,lity of,he government for the recent dis-
,urbances 10 Rome.
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The Temperature TumbIes.

Des Moine'. Iowa, August 6.-Yesterdsy
W" the hottest day ever known here, the
thermometer reaching 90 1-2 degrees. About
p. M, the thermometer dropped In Ave
minutes from Q7 10 10.
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An Advance On OnhuI.

London, August e.-The viceroy of India
telegraphs as follows: Al native messenger,
who has just returned from Candahar, re-
ports that Ayoob Khan Is making prepsra-
tioDt for an advance on Csbul.
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Cool Msa,nerntC Chinana

Chicsgo, Illinoi. August 0.--The extreme
heat Of the past few days disappeared early
this morning with flne shower, and to-day
there Is comfortable breeze, and tho wealth.
or Il comfortable.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.

President Gar HeId's Cenditicn-Two
fraseaies I'm rennessee-Saratog
haees-Cooi weather In the
Nerthwest-Mississ
Democratic Con-
veHtion, Etc,
Etc.
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Grain Inspection,

Des Moines, Aug. s.--Tho National sys-
tenn Of Grain Inspection will be adopted In
this city on October let.
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Columbus, Ca, August Give bales OF
now cotton were received here yesterday
from Georgia, Alabama and Florida.
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Railroad stocks.
fork. August 6.-Slccks dull.
General Robert Lowry Nominated
Fer Gov.rsOr OF Mississippi.

--JEcKson, miss, August B.-The democratic
convention, on the shir,ieth ballot, nomin-
a,ed General Robt. Lowry. OF Rankin county,
for governor, Msjor Borksdale, General
Festherslone and Judge Calhoun having pre-.
yiously withdrawn. The votc stood Lowry.
1875; Stone, ll2 G. d. Sands was nominated
for lieutenant governor on the first ballot.
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The PresidenIs Condi,iou

Washington, August 6, Executive Man.
sion, $3.50 a. m.--The president has passed
an excellent night, sleeping the greater par.
of the time without the aid of morphine,
This morning he is cheerful, and all indca.
'ions promise another favorable day. Hi.
pulse is 92; temperature %, respiration le.
ID. W. Bliss.
j, X. BARNES.
J. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT RrYpuRN
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Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, 7 D
m.-The president passed u comfortable
morning his symptoms and general con.
dition being quite satisfactory. AT 1890
p. m, bis pulse was 100; temperature 9S g.;
respiration 10, During the afternoon no
complained somewhat of the weather, the
extreme heat being such that 1t was found
lmprac' icable to keep the temperature of his
room much below ninety without closing
the windows and doors, which was moi
thought prud' mt The afternoon rise of
temperature began as late as yesterday, bu,
has been higher, though accompanied by
drynets OF skin, Al Up m. his pulse was
lO2; temperature l0l; respiration 10. the
appearance of the wound at the evening
dressing was, however, good and there has
been no Interruption of the flow of tho pus.
ID W. BLISS,
j. X BARNES,
j. j. Woodward.
ROBERT REYBURN.
FRANK HAMILTON.
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New York BANK statemeut

New York, August O. The weekly state
ment of tho associated banks shows the fol-
lnutiop nhapnas.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
miscellaneous arooers' stock,


PoTAroEs-old per bu, nominalinew sS.ce
Dat barrel.
OSIoNs-s6 80 per barrel
aIcx-Wholesale az TO 81.
sALrIIn barrel, sa,7o Liverpool In a cks,
CRAoNxns--soia. xxx, s, XXX, az
Trade Msrk,9, Cream ny, Ginger Snaps III,
Soar Olive. 6kc. per pound, BlueIndis, ON
to6ki Satipot, $40. to $50. Eureka Man-
ufacturing COMPANY; Cyclone, ~, Pale Olive,
u Extra Olive, ~ cents per peand.
BnANs-otosc. per pound.
CANDLRs-Star, full vt ldto lih.
CHHrsx-None In market.
HoMNY AND GRtTs--s5Cs5.2 S per barrel.
DRIED PRAcnEs-Unpeeled sc, -Shpeeled Il
per pound.
Coal oIr-Below are revised quotations.. Ito
deg. n, test: In barrels Is centai cases, 81 90
c.ornRs PNs-Round, 06ci spring, u.os per
box.
MEAsusrs-.x bushei, Iron bound, $3.50 per
Tuss-rhrec neat, " .S0eeS2.Bci eight neat
s:e5j No. l, - 80 per dozen, Ne. .. 1856 No.
WAsunoAnps-wood, n.s5, linc, a.so, Now
Will BucxSrs-si. G5ecl 20 Dor dozen.
PowDrn--s6.05 per keg OF Is pounds, lax do
o. SO eA do, $3.50 blasting kegs, $3.50
sHor-Drop, bag. o. 10, too 80 buck o. 40. toabo
$50, kits, 1s pounds, slj No barrels, %.
10 $50.
Concentrated, sa,7t@ 800
RoPE--Slsal,k In. bastp, 10koi cotton, ipA,cc
VNEoAR--Per gallon, aeeS0c. Apple, zoe. to2l
wnArrIro PArRn-- Rag and Straw. t5c. o0o.
5TARcu-tkGi1sc.
Jues-wo quote II to u oents per gallon for
glazed. Crooks II 10 II cents ror gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx--lb 10 lSc per ID.
TALLow--Ih bar-sl, *, In cake, 10 per ID.
Iron, rails, wire, Etc.
IRoN. - We quote merchant bar 10 rates,
Norway and Swcdes, loo.
PLow BTEEL.--Sc
VINE. smooth wire, NO. ., COL Nos 10
and IL, 70, No. ~, 10; Iapanned barbed wire,
pkoi' galvanized barbed, 1eno.
HonaE SHoEs'-Per keg, 70.
HonAn SHOE wAILs-per pox, a5 pounds, No.
7, 1910, No. y, eb COT No. o, % rs.
NArfs--From 1od 70 eni, ~ 90 rntcs.
TrMnn's STOCK .--Plok Tin per pound, 500
ttpplats, ltr2o sl per boz, I. q. 1tx9o 81. 10,
dos \ I'll .toisinc lfcper Id selder, $50 per
hi beet Irsn 70 per ID.
kxss-Psr p,x;psr dozen. W % 70 10.
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ALoonoL--s2. 35 TO 81. 40 per gallon.
mash, $l.eO6S5, according@age.
WIEEa--C laret, In oaee, 81 1904; CataWba
ger gallon, $l.l0@$2; Port, per gallon, Of 20 q
NSj sherry, per gallon, VI .209S3i Madeira, PEI
gallon, sl.6OSS5i White wine, In cases, "a 20
Nsl0.
MrAaES-Cooks, In baskets, S1saSgC
Hoidsieck, In basket, S28; Krug, In basket. ga;
DomeBtlc champagne, el0@l6.
ALR-Stock ale, per dozen, SO .l5DS2 so; Por-
Tor, per dozen, S2fS2.b0.
BoTrLI BEER-St. Louis quarts sl2, spints
Il 90, Budwlser, sl2. uints SIS 30
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Fruit ana Nuts.

We make the following quotations.
RAisSs-Iondon layer, new, per tox, IS 30;
layer,
BANANAs-Per bunch, nominal
GREEN APPLEs-S5 50 per barrel.
CuhnANrs--71s6Sko
PEAoHEs-Sl 80 to 50 80 per bushel,
PEoAss-Por Ii, Y retallj per bushel, loose
o., 81 Is to 81 %; sacked 81 &c, % rs.
OnAsaRs- Sicily, nominal
LEMONS - Sicily per box, sStos9
NUTs- AliaondB IS per pound, Bras
1907 alberta, li@-j English Walnut
monet ohestnuts, imported, 90, italian
$751; peanuts, Tennessee rcd, em; coooanuts
per hundred 90 30.
FIos-In rs ID boxes. per ID, 10.
Por CoRN-PriEe packages, per half gross
o. 70.
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Drugs.


-benEoio per ounce, Csc
acid carbolic solution, 40 centat
crystsi,, b5c@s2 per ID, acid cltric, 100 per ID
acid sulphurlc, b-lOo per lbi acid tartaric, bOc
per Id, alum, t@6e per 10, Ammonla-.oarbo-
oopalba, 5bo per ID; borax, l7o per Id blue
vitrlol, 100 per lbi calomel, 100 per Id, Gallo.
mel tEngiishl, 81 90 per lbi caniphor, refined,
500 per ID; clnchonidla, So per OF chloro.
per 10, creamtof tartar. powder Sscioio per III,
gum opium, IS 10 per lbI gum ahellhc, 6bc per
lbimorphine, t.to per oEjoll hersamot. sSoe per
ID; oil lemon, sS IS per lbi bromide potass, Boo
oa q Hss; psss e s 81 sg'rs
caraway, iac per ID; s,nna, $50 per ID,
ssssr lead, $50 per 'iDl iour sulphur. seis
per ID, salt epssn, zee per 10.
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Leather Etc.

SoLs-LEATHRR oAK-No. 3s@39;no s6ds7,
HEMoCk- Best Buffalo slaughter. 3O@3l
5000 2sj do good No. ., 20; good DANCED 25.
OAK HARNESS LEArHER--No. l, CSC do 9 50.
HihLocK-prlme, 81 do good So; do No 2, 90.
FRENCH CALFsKIN-Sl. rs TO Sl.9O; 90
C0rdlng TO quality.
PH1LADELPHIA CALFsKIS-No, 1871 10 to 81 2B
do No - 81. 10 to 81 10,
PHILADELrHIA KIFs-No /. 9Oc. to 81.
according to weight
SHEEP sKIN-Topping xxx pOr dozen $40. 80.
LinlngB, white $500,
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COMMERCIAL
TUESDAY EVENING,


The flow OF commerce was quiet and gentle
to-day, transactions not being OF an inoTdl'
nate character as to volume. The streets pre-
scented q somewhat animated appearance, there
being quite number OF people in from the
surrounding country. New goods are begin
ming to arrive, and our merchants are anticl
patlng lively fall trade. The weather is as
hot and dry as ever, and complaints are long
and loud OF the drouth.
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Produce.

There are no changes 10 note in the produce
line. Prices remain 40 last reported aud there
were few receipts or shipments to-day aside
from grain. Wheat, corn and oats came In
freely and sold were Gno on the basis Of
quotations.
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,CATTLE-GrasH-fcd, yearlings IS @slO; Q year
olds Sl2 g sl5;3 year olds sis % 90; barn COVE
sl4 @ $40.
HORSES, Ponies and sheep $l5 to $40. Plugs
$40 20 eco. Farm stock 1856 TO $50. Harness
livery $50 to 800. Harness fancy Sl25 to Sl76.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mules--Rats $50 to s65. Medium SOS to 70 a..
Extra draught 800 to $3.50.
Hogs--None on the market.
MurToNsuH RP-They are qnotable at 81 .506nv
per head. Per weight, 3 to 3hc. per pound.
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Building Material.

HRIcK-At the ktlns TO 80
sroNK-Atthe Dallas quarries 90 Per rrtir
foot. II for foundation, 10 for wall, and 20 10
dressed front.
LUMBSR-NGtlve rough pine $50 per thousand;
Dressed on one side, So 80; Flooring, tongu-
cd and groOyed, $2b; Dressed Misunderstanding,
el7hi Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
SlS to Sl8.
sHINGLRs-CYpress, % per thousand; Native
pine, sap, IS; DO heart, "a 80.
LATHs--sS 90 at 81 per thousand.
CRMKET-- ROsendale, IS 50, Louisville,
So 90; Portland, Sc 90.
PLASTER FPARs-Per barrel, 81 at 81 60.
HAIE-Pe pound. 7Mc.
CEMENT FLUEs.-6 inch, 50 cents; z inch, 40
centsi 8 inch ceiling joint, ST. 9 inch cap, 800;
inch ceiling joint, 81 10; Inch cap do, 600.
DRAIN PIPES inch, l6o per foot; inch,
2Ooi inch, $40; inch, 400; s'inch, &c.
MIXED PAINTB-Ready for uee and all colors
81 80 per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIAE-CooPered,. 2per hbl., bulk, 81 80.
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GOLD & STOCK TEL EGRAPH co.
Commercial Nawq Dpnartmant
GALVESTON.

Galveston, August 9.-Receipts M4.
Market closed quiet unfolding ll5S; sales 55s.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, August Ola 10 p. m.-Cotton
tending down; mlddllng 6ls-l6; Orleans 61s,
sales 1000; speculation and export 1000; re-
ceipts s2eoi American 7,lOO; delivery uplands
low middlins classification;
August and September. ...............,G13-lG
September and October. ..........G 5-l600 ll.32
October and November ..........,,,, Co.'s lisa
Futures dull and unsteady.
Up. m.-Sales o. American 0,100,
Futures very dull,
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BAooN-L6ng clear sides TX to ny, short
clear, llk. Breakfast bacon l3Nc
OnY sALf--Lang clear sides, l0.t short
clear II 10 llN,
HANs-,Canyascd i3k to IA
LARD--Tierce lSssLhalf barrel, lS16 pals 0 TO
10 pounds, III s pounds, lax
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CoHees ana Teas.

CorrKR--Rlo common. l2,S to lS,ij fair, IA 10
AM choice, lbh to lcSi Laguayra, l6K 10 Is,
Java, 2S9S0c.
THis-fmperiai, boae5c, Young Hyson,
1000, oolong, 10000, Japan, e0s6cO
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Coal ana wood,

CoALs-Indlan Nation, o. 50 per ton. deliv-
ered.
CoKn-t0 conts per barrel.
woop-OAk, hlokoryAn ash $500 10 Z 3 80 Der
cord. Sawed etovo wood Ia retailing al Tho
rates Of 81 90 10 0 20 per cord.
CuARCoAIs-G5 cents por barrel.
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Seeds.

4HRaAN aILLKF--We quote 81 30 per bushel,
iarden, BOTS. per paper retail. Wholesale
" to 2 cents per paper.
uotton-At the OIL Mill,',SG per ton.
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aIDxs-Dry flint, 10 pounds and upwards, l21z to
kips lie; wet sailed, To-; green butcher
hides, 5Kc. All damaged, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins VOC. sheep skins from
go (0bOc each
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Flosr, Grain aug Hay.

ssoms-From . to ~ inch, per set, XXX
select, sSi Xxx, s2.75.
SAWED YELLoEs--lx to az, 90 per set.
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QrOaeIion.

A fairly active movement was noticeable In
the wholesale grocery line to-day. Prices,
however, ara unchanged, all staples being
Arm.
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FtsB-l2ko. per Id.
OYsTRR5-per can AZ centB for Baltimore,
MattagordaH. 65tor. Berwick bay.
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Cast, 80 cents per hundred, stove. 20 cents,
wrought, so 10 30 cents per hundred, brass,
% per hundreds copper, 90 per hundred sinc
and lead, el per hundred.
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Buggies. Spring wagons, Etc.

YHAF Is'=-s 1lYVUi FUIIsi SBtgSIO.
SO Go oSan RS 6 sPrnsa TOP sn sSS
top, SlOo@sl15; ditto, side bar, slOO@Sl35
spring, ellO@$2O0; ditto, phsetons, sl5O@s2OO
Jump seat buggies. Sl75@$250; platform
sspErings, SllOGsl2Oi three spring wagons, 5000
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Eggs-9 TO 10 cents per dozen.
Butter-Northern 90 to 2l-2 Texas IL a q
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So rs.
ToMAroSs-2 pounds, 81 sOSl 40.
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Vision, Noises In the head Dlmness OF
passing unobserved in the urine a W. mud
3ther diseases that lead to INSANITY and Ian
Inc Medical Gentlemen conneeies n U; HSa IN
Of Europe a apS Ss Of the best College,
arge experience In these troubisS lave nad
agree:to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED' b eII VII
ora or case of this kind the VITAL RFs TTdAk KS
me HE nd srt their special advice and trsst.
or injurious found In Il. We trso, i ~ impure
diseases successfully without n1ercSrv INMe
snd aAahiloN FREE. Thorough eYafoinatic,
a prioa adyIee Including analysis Of urIns ~
four t, M tbe RESTORATIVE s. abottie Or
Sress upon receipt of price, q. q II any a aa.
ron ron observation, and In private mama ~ Sn
s n by English Medical Institute NJ II g 10
H boN street, st. Louis, Missouri Postoei6S
Nv wholesale Agents Williams. To,l,,ev a.
Walker. Dallas, Texas. Aolil'ef
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COTTON.

There was nothing doing In the local cotton
market to-day worthyof note. There were no
receipts OF consequence, and in the absence oil
much animation at the controlling markets,
local buyers are holding of. Prices are I'M
changed.
MAuuiiDS ...,,.......,'.'... III
Strict low middling. Observation-Disclosures. ga
Low middllng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Strict good middllng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
Good ordinary Observation-Disclosures
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The Great English Remedy
10 a neyer- Iajlin.C

20 ssI a nnteyer-fsiling Cure
nv ExbS Nervous debility,
: S, e m NAL Weakness,
CIRCUMSTANCES, I0sii,
MANHOOD, imp nHSA
,eS ? Paralysis, and All
The the terrible Effects I ~
Ioliies and excuses $50 NJ
msturer years-sncb "a "a
loss ; . Of Memory, Las 50
stu de, No cturnns
OMISSION, Aversion Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-10

UHIIVE WODE HIhFE6t
Fine, rs; medium, 90; heavy, 200, Black
bury and dirty, 10 10 cents of.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-10

CUIoKFNs-We quote s175 for spring; 70
grown, 81 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-10
Financial.

Commercial exchange upon all points par
to y discount.
Sterling sight, IS co.
Frances Poke.
MarBs %.
Sold, silver, other than trade dollar, par,
trace uoiihrs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, NO cents
meNlCun uOllhrb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MeSlcan halVeB, ,,,.,.,,..,,.....".,".O
Mexican quarters. ....................l5
Spirits Turpentlne 50.
RoBin eos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-05-10
A@tuaB ibr &atboIifen!
Sic Stimme hes brrf. Gins X.

Sn unisrn Tasen idsint bic Yorisbuns
ben tatbolii9en 8reiie cine beionbere Wiis
Hon seseben gu baben. Din ibr 1T es, bic
grunbidse Der Srbnuns unS bes @laus
bsns bort, mo bieieIben berri9en, gu bewabs
zen unS Fs ba gu perbreitsn, no @ottlos
Nsteit unb cine falts @IeidsiItisteit bie'
feIbeI IN 9erseKenbett seratben liesen. -
Eius TX. in einem S3reiben pon 1851.
8ir eriuben sic iuifdnbisif, allen bener
NIT eurem suten @ilen rub eurer @unf
bsisuifsben, Die. nit 9eift besabt unb mil
senisenbsr &enRtnib ausseriiftet, ii9 an
Bic Arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitnns
gen ;ur 8ert5eibisuns unb gerbreituns be,
tatboIii6en 2ebre perOHentli@sn. - gnep:
sica 9iu8 TX.
Sie Stimmc 0cu's XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(9aifet euer 9i6t lsu6ten Dor ben Meu'
|dsn, bamit iie suere suten @srte ieben,
1nb Der Serr sebe su6 basu Seinen sc:
ssnD
SEQ XIII. an has in 9arma erideinsnbt
GIatt Luce" (2eudte). anfans 1880.