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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-03
SApDLERY AND LEATHER.

DALLAS to-day has nine saddle and harness
establishments, at Last four of which arr on an
extensive scale, aud all doing II prosperous bus.
mess. The number of saddles and the amount
OF harness manufactured in this city exceeds
mat oi all other cities In north Texas combined
pNliAh saddles are more generally used among
calue men Than any others, and its harness has
reputation CocNipnsivc with the state. ship.
mcnS nte made 10 nearly every town on the
Texas " Pacific road west of here rs lar as Ii
FaSo aud south TO san Antonio, Large amounts
nro sent TO New MuNiCOand the Indian Territory
lhe ihtlbues possessed 10y manufacturers here
enable item 10 sell at lover prices than other
points, Tor they have all the latest improved
machines and purchase the entire products of
several munorlcs. Leather is an important
branch of this business, us are saddlcry and
shoe-makcrS' ilndugS, aud they are sold nj com.
peung prices with larger cities, not estimating
iIeights,
To-DAN's QUOTATIONS.
SOLE LRlTuEa 0AE-No |, SgGlG No. 4 ~ A
~ " "
HEMLoCE-Bos, bufnllo slaughter, 3D. rood 40,
best MatawOrus ~; No. 2, y; good damaged, ~
OAK BARNNSs !.RArHHR--No. !, 266sySc; No. =
S2G =
HEsIocS-prIme IS; DO good, %; do No. 500
fErNOn CALFsElS-si IS 10 l 70, according TO
quality,
PHILApNrHlA 6NFsKlN-No. /, 81 10 toll o.
do No. 2, 81 ~ to 10.
PluLADELrUIA KIrs-No, l. SIC TO 81 90 NO.
cording To weight
snLEr SKINS Touring XXXX per do2, SO %
Linings, white, NNNN, IS S.; Russcts, q to =
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ro.DAYls QrOrATIoNs.
FISH AND GAME.

TUE merchants of this city are well supplied
with fish from the Gulfmd also from surrounding
lakes and streams. There is u limited demand
for fish from some Of the towns or the railroads,
but the sales arr generally confined 10 local
trade Game Is ont of season and oysters have
disappeared nom the market
TO-DAN's QUOTATIONS.
FtsT-Hei, shcephcad and trout, i0kc, New
orleans god SnHpuOr lhc: SPANISH ntNcGerel 2Jo
Wholesale. tCtail. cents higher
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COOPERAGE,

THERE Ia steady demand here for cooperago
and cooperage stock of all kinds, and orders
from me country are nequcnt but not generally
very heavy
To-DAY'e QUOTATIONS.
Molasses barrels, 81 90, halfharrcls, 81 2S kegs,
nc; sugar barrels, SIS half barrels 81 hoop poles
Dor lu<O, Sio
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COAL ANU WOOD.

SMALL shipments Of coal and charcoal are made
daily from this city u points all over the county,
where no supplies are kept woodhas falleu in
price since fair weather has come upon us. The
following are revised quotations.
TO-DAY MUTATIONS.
CoAis-Indian nation. " per ton.
CoWn--Hcc per barrel
woop-0st, hickory and ash, q a 10 "a IS
per cord. Hswcd stove WOOD II retailing az the
ia,cs of a 80 " W per cord
CuApcoAL-tS cents per barrel
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GRAIN AND nREApsruFrs.


fIU IHNThUI HVTv Is VUItI Ut INC IOIIOWInn
quotations:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
WHEAT--Uhoice To- medium. o5c. low rrade
DOC; Nicaragua So TO zoe
RYE-Firm nj Coo
6ARLEY-b0 to Doe.
aILLEr SEkD-l5O; German millet LIS.
OATs--80 10 $50 for spring; IS to iuo for fall IN
sacks cents additional
Cons-SOc 10 Soc Kansas, in sacks, S1.O5 TO Les
new, 7ic.
BRAN-we quote at mills, 7jc In store, sacks
500.
FLouR-We quote CIT, Mills as follows. Xxx
1850 xxxX, $500, extra $685. Magnolia, e.. rs
Imp0rted: Xxx, per cwt 81 G5, XAA, ~ To
x4xX % 50; choice family, IS 81 fancy. 81 rs
81 1908 90.
Corn meal, per bushel, 81 20.
Graham Hour per hundred, 1875
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DRUGS

THE shipments of drugs from this city continue
increasing daily until now nearly all north
oner such Inducements IN the way of low prces
mat all country merchants who handle drugs
LOOK for no other market Special attention Is
eai,ed 10 quotations below. which are revised
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SCRAP IllOS,

SCRAP IRON Is In demand here. The following
arethG prices paid for all kinds of scrap metals
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
Cast q per hundred; stove, IS cents wrough
20 10 20 per hupdrcd; brass, IS to glU per hun
drcd; copper so To u 20 per hundred: zinc IND
end lnpr hundred
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BUGGIEs, SPRING WAGONS, ETC.

THIS is the great central depot for all kinds of
wagons, buggies, carriages, etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies. The follow.
Ing are ruling prices here:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
snAFrS-SiG9; poles, s9Gl5 per dog.
BUG6lEs--ttrade Il and spring, top, S9oNi00; do
open, 500 ~ do side springs, top, SlG@lo5 40
eide bar, sl0QSl30 ophaetous, Sl25a 50; A gTade
ade spring sii0e a0 do pfaetOrs, SljOG2CO;
bump seat buggies sl75@250; platform springs
sllvGl2c ihroe 81 RUG wagons, eeJGn5.
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WAGON wOOp work

DALLAS SUPPLIES nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work, and the sales In this line arr
steady and CONTINUOUS. Prices are as follows
ro.DAY's QUOTATIONS.
lett q, Xxx, q rs.
slwip FEiioH-ix to ~. q IS per set
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COMMERCE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL

NV, ,.o -.
month ifnot beSora ,hat ' tima us vi nen
ManSn, = nv 10 ptiole tnat .nhe, Messrs; D.
other articles of gentlemens underwear and fur.
nishing goods. These goods will all DO manu-.
featured from the products of the Phoenix cot.
ton mills of Georgia. which Is an assurance that
they will be a superior quality Mr. Mendes has
associated with him in this business gentle
man of ample capital, and will conduct the bust
ness on an extensive scale, He proposes at first
70 manufacture at least from 25Ol to 500 dozen
wholesale trade of Texas with all the demands
may require. There are now two or three man
uiactories OF this kind in Dallas but thoy have
proven Inadequate to the requirements of
wholesale dealers. Mr. Mendez has now
on the way to this city the first
consignm ent OF piece goods, and is negotiating
rooms are secured he VIII enter upon the in
uuSLy ~ rs JUST such enterprises us this that
WIN aul 10 lhe importance OF our city In II com
ineIv"i Wny, anu aithOugh they may look
Sinai i III tne eyes Oh some, the business will
EN- ~, 10 many persons OF both sexes
anu 'he asgregale amount OF sales Will be OF
SUN m"slituue that IL would be almost in
U,eaipie 10 hmte them, The HERALD notices
unueIMsklngs Oh tnlS klnd with pleasure. and
e e,,i, Wnen entered upon by gentlemen of
suci ousi'iess enterprise us Mr.. Mendez.
THE Brenham Banner saws. "but instead or a
city like Galveston, Dallas has Mi the outward
appearance of an overgrown country town
Good streets and payements Is what Dallas
needs"
c,ro,as - s,o,. -" d,ei vi in.eresI III commercial
inos H.; w os,1o ,htS Dn.'us uUeS INC largest BUS
Every ~ sndInr o y, 9ns uy III .e south or West
WI s MnW anu snoein"Eef nearly IN Forl
other near noinIs pnrhSse their s,nn"s IN , na
citv ana M trn5 t tnel suPl,.les III ,nls
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THE Brenhnm Banner says "but instead of a
city like Galveston, Dallas has all the outward
appearance of an overgrOwn country town
needs"
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THE prices of grain in ST. Louis as repoite
On the Exchange were as follows: Cash wheat
.1A@9I1S; August wheat, 9S@9S&. Cash corn
761s@7Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-07
a Richmond Man Stabbed in WASH
ingfNn.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-M 1915 this eve
ming john ROySter rushed into Milburn's
drugstore, Just above Wizards. CXclaim-
ING that he was cut, and fer Gods sake to
do something for him. Or. G. y. Acker
was close at hand, and found that EOystcr
had Received deep cut just above the re-
giOn OF the heart, and was bleeding pre-
fuScly. He had also received a severe cut
on tie left wrist. Prompt remedies were
made to aSSlIage the flow OF blood, and the
police ambulance was summoned and the
wounded man was conveyed to the PrOyi-
dence Hospital. In the mean time search
was made for the aSsailantS, and finally
Henry T.. Norris was arrested as the party
who had committed the act in company
with his son John, who is still at large. II
appears that it was an old gIudgc, and the
parties meeting in RnndaFS saloon. No.
1881 T. street, the fracas commenced.
RoyStcr went out and was followed 10y the
two Norrises, and was cut as above stated,
in the alley next TO the saloon. The police
are now in search Of the younger Norris
ON being arrested the elder Norris was
quite drunk, and denied all knowledge OF
the deed. The wounded man Is from
Richmond, Va, and has been clerk in 4
junk-St0re in this city. The elder Norris
i said to be an inoncnsiye man, but bis
son John has served terms OF imprison-
ment for theft. Norris, the elder. WIS
found living in the Fifth precinct station
dead drunk, and all efforts TO arouse linn
proved unaVailing.
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Excellent Wheat Weld in Illinois
suiuch-tsUas In Some Districts.

CHICAGO. July IA Tri5uHe special from
McLcansboro', H.. says: Wheat Is about
all harvested i'm Hamilton county. The
acreage was not 50 large as in former
years. but the Weld was much better, ave-
raging about fifteen bushels to the acre.
oats are i'm fine condition, acreage larger
than usual. and the yield will be thirty
five to forty bushels per acre. Corn looks
well. hut farmers report chnch-bugS III
great numbers, and fears are enter
tanned that the crop will be damaged to Il
considerable extent" y special from llillS-
boro', ILL.,, says The weather has been
favorable Tor the past few days, and iarn-
crs have improved it well. Many are
through cutting wheat. Should the good
weather last this week the " hole viii be in
the shock. The yield promises to be very
large. The oat crop is splendid, and there
is very large acreage. Corn Is bchind'
but with a good season from now on ialr
crop will be raised" \ special from
Rochester, Mimi, says; Wheat l. grow
Ing finely. Barley, winter wheat, and rye
will be cut in places in about ten days.
Corn is backward. but improving fast.
Weather favorable"
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Alabama Republican Convention.

MONTGOMERY, July Cat II O'Clock to-
day George Turner, ex-United States mar
shall and special United States district at
torney, called the Republican Convention
TO order. The cOlOred element Is in the
majority. Turner in his opening speech
culogized eX-President Grant and Presi-
dent Arthur, and said that the fact that the
Republican party endured four years Of
President Hayes and was alive to-day was
something TO be thankful for. He urged
the Convention to endorse the ticket nomi-
mated at Birmingham.
In casting Up the vote for temporary
chairman the tellcrs for two sections reach
ed the same result as TO choice, but III
figures did not agree, and this caused SOmo
confusion. Both candidates were cOlored.
The vote on temporary chairman indicates
that the Convention VIII endorse the
Greenback ticket. There are several con-
tests.
The Chair appointed 4 credentials COM
mittee, which it is understood will rule
ont the Alexander delegation from Mobile
and United States Collector Burke and his
delegation.
At , O'Clock a recess was taken until 1
O'Clock u. VI.
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sryuor-R SENDS HIS ULTIMATUN.


LONDON. July Ga dispatch 10 me
Times from Paris states that the CABINET
have considered tue instructions to be
Given Admiral Conrad in view Of the pos
sibjlitv OF the English fleet bombardlng
fine dcfences at Alexandria. IL Is under
stood they have decided that he shall re-
main passive and only participate II pro-
yoked by some act or incident. France
I'm thus deciding wished TO remain iaithiui
10 her previous resolutions not to act al,. .l.
nom European concert aud to reserve,
freedom Of action pending the decisions OF
the conference. Admiral Conrad, now,
ever. is instructed TO remain at his posi-, ana
NOT allow the Egyptians to regard the ac-
tion Of England as opposed TO the views
OF France and Europe.
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brutal Murder i'm brunswick.

PETERsHvRG, ", July G.-ParticulaIs
of a horrible murder committed in Bruins
wick county few days since have been
received here. Isaac Booth (colorcd) and
his wife were involved in Il quarrel, in
which Booth became 50 cnragod that he
killed his son. stamping him TO death, and
bruialy beat his wife. The murderer has
been arrested and lodged in Brunswick
county Jail to await trial at The next term
Of the court. Booth is reported 10 have
K. ed woman some time ago in fit OF
jealousy. He also assisted in burning the
county jail, which was destroyed some
months ago, IN which he and a number OF
other prisoners were confined.
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BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RICHMOND LIVE sToCKMARKET

July 5.-plicc- This week ranged As iollows:
B.ef C1ftle.-Xery best, &C.; PRIME oswOc.'
good. 4ltmJ4c.: medium or good fair Pnahi},
3 L6r4Nc; rough oxen. thin steers &c. z'sfa .c.i
bulls, = ia 10. g. H.. grOss.
H1gs.-9N lc. & p, net.
ShSeD.-3 b., sc. e ~, gross.
Lulnbs.--i ~ Sc. T. d.. gro--.
T,ifs.-F3mSlO T. head.
.ihlch C0icS and Cofces.-sljms3o e head'an
Aiomt i6i hctd al boof cattle 81 hogs aud 333
sheen and lambs reported on the marhe.. Fric,a
for beef cattle about tie same a. last "c,A ynaiis
,,u-idrrrd TIE receipts of best grtae btct ct.tie
wore much hotter than for several "tck-' h0s
market iirm. with siig llt upward .chHci ,. "o"'
sheen and lambs are ,niacWht Ia ceihthh'
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Jewellers OH a JainbOrec.

NEW YORK, July Ga reception was
tonderod This morning to the New England
Jewellers Club by the New York Jewel
lers, Club at the Aston House. At O'Clock
fine marty sat down to breakfast, at which
suitible toasts were responded to by MEM
hers OF both clubs. Afterwards the party
proceeded TO the II. Georges cricket
grounds. in Jersey City, to play game Of
baseball. When the game was concluded
they embarked on steamer Tor west
Point, where they will dine, returning 10
this city late this evening.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Congregational Proceeding Yesterday-O Other
Washington News and Gcssip-Minister
Lowell Not Resigned-A Brunswick County
Negro Murders His Son and f3rutaIIy Beats
His Wife-A s.25, 900 suit Against n Cntho-
lie Bisbop-Yellow-Fever at Boston-AIa-
bama Greenback and Independent Nomi-
naticns-Arknnsas and Alabama Republic
Early Beginning OF HOstiiities Probable,
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GENERAL GUSTS lea correspondent
u.ritina from Lexington to the Philiadel-
phia Progress about Washington ana lee lee
University saws: General GUSTS Lee, me
'w,residcnt' Is The high court Of appeal in all
ease. OF real or fancied grievance Like
his father, keeping an obseryant eye on ~
eycrything going on around MN, ano
never forgetting the common-law MAXIM
which presumes every man innocent iIa uh9 III
"royen guilty. the consequence is that ne
Is the personal friend of every slnG id in ~
deed. who would wilfully offend nm. ne
i beloved and respected, not only us prcsl-
dent and professor but as a Christian gen
Gemon and a model OF intelligence, co'u-
tesy. ana refinement
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Alabama Grecnbackers end Indepen.
dents.

MONTGOMERY, July 6.-Yesterday the
Convention OF Grcenbackers and indie
pendents met at Birmingham and noInI-
mated ticket for State officers, as follows:
j. l.. Sheffield, Governor; A. III. Town
send, Secretary OF State; =. J.. Jones,
Attorney-Goneral; j. VI. Montgomery,
Treasurer; J. VI. Shields, Auditor; j. =.
Ward, Superintendent Of Education.
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Arkansas Republican Convention.

LITTLE Rock. July G.-Thc Republican
State Convention met at O'Clock. John
II. johnson (colorcd) was elected tempo
rary chairman, and John II. Booker tenn
porary secretary. Committees on creden-
tialS and on permanent organization were
appointed. after which recess was taken
until 3 o'clock. One hundred and five
delegates are present, all parts Of the State
being TcDrcscnted.
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Hot Wave Coming.

TPNIALt.lLIa ITVss' lVsIVTU"!
Meteorological observations taken III me
Sicnal-Seryice Office, Tenth md Chestnut
streets. last night, resulted in prognostlca-
tions of fair weather to-day and tomorrow.
II is predicted that the prevailing cool wea-
ther will be followed by a hot wave OF
greater intensity than has been experienced
in philadelphia for many years. IN the
mean time it may be stated that the low
temperature at present has not been equal
led in July for many years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-07

IorIsyTIIE. KY, July GA picnic at
ScLw,rtz,s woods. few miles east OF this
city, last night, Il drunken roagll ilau i
Pcnianin oneshotf. Julius Bertzler, Benia-
MIN ! ammus. and Bernard Schoeppers.
~ tho Sour Lammus and Bertzler were
so.oI ~ ord The other two seriously wound
o '@I Tbc fgIt was started by Parish and
two other roughs, who were uruhA' i"r-
ish escnnnd
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80" Presumption begins in ignorance
onds in yIjn.v ON the other hand, the
m 'no Of Kidney-Wort began WIN
pi~;se rautions and scientific research, ana
m ". 'se ends in restoring shattered constliu-
i ~ u'0 and nd" endowing men and women WIN
n io,i,i, and happiness. "My torlnented
hean y l. fine exclamation OF more Than one
Dncsi !. ~. working man and woman. Do you
i'oo, la nbv'it aches II is because your
know ~" are oyertasked and need strength
slaneyS and and YOUR system needs to be
clesnsed Of bad humors. You need h'u'
ney-Wort. ,.o
G. C. Fulton, editor OF the bai.'''y lie
American, sails Saturday for Europe 'S
i q great and good lettcr-wriler'
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Arrested on IA Charge of Arson.

SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, MASS, July G.-The
police arrested in Hopkimton, Mass, yes
terday. Il. W. Smith on suspicion OF hay
inc originated the fire which burned the
business part OF that town on the Sd OF
April last He was placed under 100000
bond, to appear before Judge Moore, at
Natick. today.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-07

CLEVELAND, June Gown ooMles,
editor ~ the leader, yesterday commenced
su;t ar ~ Rsbop Gilmour, OF the Catao-
s ,,a S S3,se Tor SIS 900 damages. The
Rjsbon nubiIshed card over his signature
Which Which cowles claims Is false, malicious, and
defamatory.
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xAvr-YApD poLITIcs--DEATH OF Mr.. e. IT..
HUNTER.

Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l
NORFOLK, Va, July 6.-Tbe Readjusters
are hard at work on the Straightouts at
the navy-yard effecting removals. Colonel
James ID. Brady, chairman OF the Coali-
ton State Executive Committee, was at the
yard to-day in conference with the COM
modore and heads OF the departments.
E. II. Hunter, OF the firm Of Hunter ~
Tilley, extensive saw-mill men, died at his
home, in Berkeley, to-day.
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UoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE FOR AGO
no, Isv-Dr. L. =. Gilmartin, Detroit,
Mich, says: g. have found II very sa',s.
factory In It's effects, notaDly III Ine pioS''"
ton attendant upon alcoholism.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, July O, 1882


sALEs-FIIsT BoARD.-1,12S Virginia fax-re~
ceiyable 1C-f0 coupons at 81; 200 Virginia tax
receivable consol coupons at 81; 1000 Richmond
city SIS at 102; 700 Richmond City 6's, 1887, mt
103x; LOCO Petersburg Railroad bonds, Glass A,
ut 81; 1000 Petersburg Railroad bonds, Class -.
at II, 1000 do at II; 80 shares Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad stock n: 22as; 10 shares Norfolk
and Western Railroad prcferrtd stock at 500.
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xo,,o,,.Feycr at Boston.

BosTox, July G.-Two cases OF ye,,oM,- -
fever were discovered on the steamer sl l9r
Lane, which arrived yesterday irom Ma VI,
tanzas. The patients were telno , ~ ua,,
loup's-Island Hospital ana tile steamer a, wa
thoroughly iumigated by the port pny'i-
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, July o, lseZ.
Couutry Produce.

Ao,les. Grocn-from IS TO 80 q barrel.
6,,ye@' p aS q Choice yellow 2OG22c; rair
Ia good s Gc fresh yellow butter sots f'1iHi y.
urn Neit: sI.OJ per Duahel Tor country sA'4V
minis. NoninlI.
Bldck Pens. Sl.65ns l.7O.
D,tSd FftU: Nolu'nti ,-...,
Lfre Fofris: Hens. Soc: cG ckens, to3 Zzr:
Eggs: be. in crate'' receipts are "IH" b" '''
FtG36crs: Prime nyc-soo,c, i5n5oc.: co'ain's''
ri FFiarseef: sll0MsI.I5 r bu-nc!.
Htg: Virginia timothy 9Je.m - t'"'"-
mixed SEQ SJc.: clover, OoN7Rc
Baled OTIS: 7JeOOc. -
Roots: Ginseng, sI.j0@sl-i5 & u. eciI''' AF''
of tops 4OG5oc. q N.
Lar,i. Couh;gy- IL q l5e'
RE, ejWNlc. = bushnell
Snmdc: il.mc' 1oc
.Shucks. Too -Uc.
Ruled Mfdr: 500 lVc.
WaaJ. Mashed 3sc.; IswlShed, % r. BURY
wool Will br ~ nom sos 3c. 4 n. lcAA @an ABOVE
rats.
Cement. Linse. Plaster. sc.
c.,.,.t. Rosendalo. sl. 50asl. 6s {, barrel.
Lime: Agricultural So Ice. c oassis' i.nes ,
hnd, 81 .aOasl.3O, arcording 20 qsnnuiyi Firri-
mp Pissisr. Limp si.75; grcs,'d. 49, caleined
plaster, sl.9ONS%
TIr: Large Size, -.
Dry Goods.
Prints. Aler,,mack, 0.c; Mer,mack sligsmg,
! 5gc.; Risnmeud &c; South Btldgc, Co. tasihe'
6isc.: -rrIgte, Co.: Suiusne ~hiftns o-s'; Dun
ne y =; Mlens 5ac; ManSa'.sws, H pa, az,
6-c.: .lmpson Mourning, &c.: simpsc trey 1,se.
| sim ,,son Black, &C.; HARMONY oe'; As'iiaN'
Risn S Sir,iags and Shseings: rs g,
cuG!ty, 5e.: 7-s Jack Homer. 0Ac.i !-s hdwar,
iIarris OSe.i "A fairmont, 0ke.; f,ln,n
Q, u.s.; "A Gladiator sse,i IA barssr'vs'; AZ
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(0uorcss jounl Nomination.

RALEIGH, y. C., July C.-Gcncral Will
liam \. Cox, Of Wake county, has been
nominated 10y the Democratic Convention
by reclamation for reelection to Congress.