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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-11

For seven years Aliens Brain Food
mas stood the strongest tests as 10 its
merits In curing Nervousness, Nervous
Debility and restoring lost powers 20 the
weakened Generative System, and. In
10 instance, has It ever failed; test Il.
~ cor 1,-.At drug IL, or hJ ai!
York City. wv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-11

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Brucelino In another column.
said to be the greatest and most perfect
hair rostorer ever discovered. Don't fail
to read the advertisements.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-11

a nass injector iTco with each bottle
81 Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 81
cents Sold by J. a. House.
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ne f' guar cHDcu report oI the BrltiSl
gram trade for the TaNt week reports that
the drouth which was threatened, has hccn
dispclled by rain, and that the spring-sOwn
grain has been greatly improved in condition.
There was rather better demand for bread
stu1ls during the earlier portion of the week
but the market did not respond, and cables
continued very week. Indian corn at Lon
don was about steady. In the absence ofany
news of weather in the United Kingdom dif-
fering from that outlined above, 1t Is fair to
presume that the brilliant wheat
harvest prospects there continue with
no serious drawbacks. England is
reasonably sure of an early harvesting,
ana this points TO continued depression
IN prices of brcSdStuiis the world over. Tho
recent rather uniayuri.ble weather reports
ON France have MT been enlarged on of late
and the special London cOrrcSpOndcncc of
Brndstrce'S published last week, tended to
Do away with the sensational nature Of the
BRITISH reports of drOuth in southern Russia.
II Is true, however, that the worlds stocks OF
breadstufTs have been greatly reduced during
the past six months, and that there is
tTo months average time required before
the great exporting countries can count IN
their produce and calculate on the surplus
over and above home requirements. This ar
lords considerable time for blight or other
damage to the growing cereals, and renders
II an open problem whether the autumn
months will witness an advancing or Slug
gishly declining list Of prices.
&c.
RYE-Nominal; barley nominal
CoRN-In shuck, jjc; sheled and sacked
6ld,6lc
UATs-Old crop, 3jc; new crop nominal
FLoUR-Patent, 1913: early breakfast, 81. 30;
cream soda, SS.0JG3.lj; pure cream, $S2j;
l'dd Mills: Patent, 1850; Union, SGIj; Prai-
RE Flower, 50; Star, choice, $2l5.
BRAN-At mills, soc; in stare,t
CoRNMEAL-Fine bolNed per 100 pounds,
SID.
HoMISY AND GRITs-S5 per barrel
FEED-Choppcd corn per 100 pounds, 81 %;
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, $l.iO;
eorn bran per 100 pounds, i0c.
GRAHAM FLOUR-Pcr 100 pounds, 81.
HAY-All grades nominal.
hILLET SEED-Gjc. German millet, 9Oc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-11

RIO JASEro, Wednesday, Coffee Re.
cclptS weak, 5000 bags; ShipmcntSto United
S.aies, $1,000 bags; safes, $500 bags; stock
10000 bags.
SANTOS, Wednesday, Co T''- Good av-
crugc receipts, 21,OOO bags: sit!,s q, nE INNS.
stock, 2iO,0I bags.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, July lO.-pctrulOcum dun
nnd lower; 3StG2.
lard-'1icrcc refined lower; 7.7S.
Cpttonsccd oil-primc crude, g7isgt2S; sum-
NOR yellow, ElDiO; others unchanged.
Exchange unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-11

COTTON STATEMENT.
GALvEsToS, July l0.--rhc following is the
daily comparative cotton statement:


Ioial ....... i,'JD,uO4 hNbl,Oh
Last year .... .... ...... 5,@TOtG
Exports this week, Great Britain, 1854;
France, 100; Continent, 1851; stocks, all
United States ports, this day, 299,5j0; this
day last year. 36',j,S
81. LOUIS NANEET.
ST. LOUIS, July l0-Flour steady hut slow.
Wheat opened higher, advanced, then de-
Clncd, but slill closed 5.nll. above yCS,cr-
day; No. > red, new, HG; old cash, Sl's; July,
N5,aG$at, closing 81 .; August, So 1855 - clos
ing 49,, september.
Corn higher and strong; more buyers than
sellers; IialDljl2, cash; AZ aGl5'i, July; $500
i6',, August; 40. @Eli, September.
Onts lirmcr but SLOW; 30. cash; ~ ., August;
~ ,fO23lq, year.
Whisky steady; $l.0S.
COrnmCai easier; $40.
Bull; meats higher; long clear, s; short rib,
$40; short clear, S.3i.
Bacon-Long clear, 81 !; short rib, 9l2l i;
short clear 9.@T }, generally hcld O.l29,
C0ttie-Rccepts, $500; active; 10 cents bet
ter; exports, $6.jHgG7j: good to choice, $50
$50; common to medium, $5,21m5.Sj; native
grosserS, SijD@5.jo; grass Texans, $3.5t@j,
chiefly, $i,2jul.iO,
Hogs-Rcccipts. 1900; easier; &5,Gj4O.
Shccp-Rcccip.s, 100; steady; common TO
medium, $2.2TH3.jN; good TO choice, $37JGgi.5O;
good to choice lambs, $iaj.
KANSAS CITY MAREEr.
KANSAS CIV, July lO.-WhCIt lower; 90
bid cash On gG7O, August; 7ls bid scptcm-
Der.
Corn weaker; ao@3als cash; 3o2s August;
39l. bid September.
Oats dull and nominal; 2l bid.
The Live stock Indicator reports cattle re-
ccipts 1900; active and firm; native steers,
! 30 to 800 pounds, FiJEG5.1D; stOckers,
$53g@i2}; COWS, 275950 grass Texans
S2.7TlLjl
Hogs-Rcceipts, sou; strong; $tSO@5l2l5.
Sheep-Racepts, 75O;quietistock, 81 pounds,
N2,t1l,.
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French Well Bath House
A. ". BEEruAN, prorr,c,o,

''''''' = '"Fr''N'Es
This popular establishment 4. bpIps onlnr,,o,
ana improved from time Ia time 10 tnVt thT
demands OF Increasing patronage. II il tho
hnesl IN the city, and rycry convenience il
pr00Nlneu Tor the comfort OF patrons. The
ladies' department is under the Immediate
Of Mrs. Bcetham.
hAIESi Hot, Cold or Shower Ratha, q
cents Electric Bath, 70 cents. HypodcrinIc
Mcdicated Vapor, 81. nav
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.

DALLAS, July l0.-'rhc fact tina. traffic is
alive at all under the weight ii has to carry
speaks volumes in favor of this city rs Il
market. In the beginning Of the crop season
Hoods came and patient energy OyrrrHme all
it's effects, or nearly all, rs far as Northern
Texas is concerned. Succeeding the
Hood drOuth is raging and spite Of
It's whitening influence men are
cheerful and actually willing 10
speculate. Even to-day, with the mercury
registering blood heat, grocery, hardware and
dry goods houses were busy filling orders.
In one case an open order for $1,000 worth of
dry goods and boots and shoes was filled for
firm in Brown county. \ farmer who
was informed that mess pork had adj
Vanced from $l5 to $22l5 per barrel
at Chicago, cnquircd the effect ogthc advance
on Dallas and was informed that ii had no
effect at all. This is a fact. The same grade
OF pork that Is sold at Sll.22s per cwt. AT
Chicago Is sold here AT the same price. our
wholesale dealers i'm provisions have
found markets that are not corncrod
and their customers are permitted to reap
the benefit The big four" manages to in
flict good deal of damage on Chicago, but il
does not hurt Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-11

Flows from the Maximum Mineral Foun-
tain of Saratoga Springs, and is in the opin-
Ion OF the most eminent medical men, Ma
lures Sovereign Cure for CONSTIPATION
DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER. INACTIVE
CON blTlONS Of the KIDNEYS, and a mort
SalutIy Alternative in Scrutulous Affections
with ladies, gentlemen ana hon yivants ev-
try where IL has become the standard Of dit =
tnry eNpedicnts, lurutying the digestive rlu,.-
tlOlS and enabling free-livorS to indulge with
inpunity ut table. The world OF wealth, in
talligchce and refinement tcStiticS 10 its
sE'rk!lNE naturally puTc and delightful
qualities as the b vera Incompatible, and
nccredlt u with ny tAc SuTest and sprcdicst
source fclCar com !eN Ions, high health aud
G,%huherant spirits. HATHpRN SPRING
" AIEk Is sold only IN glass bottles; four
dozen plntS ARE packed in case. II MAY be
obtained ut all hotels and OF druggists, wine
merchants and grocers everywhere, and
BETTEHTON, IRVINE & co.,
Solo ARsnfa for nnllna Hnrna
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CHICAGO MARKET.


CHICAGO, July lO.-FlOur dun; lower to sell.
Wheat unsettled; fairly active; advanced at
opening, iiuctuUtcd, and closed to H. above
the closing price yesterday; ~ atGSOig, July;
August, SllaMs2ls, closed SIS; September,
| ~ ,UNii =, closed S3'S
Corn excited and active; opened higher;
advanced closed 2's higher for August, ia
Tor September, than the final quotations ii
yesterday; July, 49, qtgjl',, closed 81; August
igsG%, closed 52ls; september, l0'2gjlSs
closed 5ll5GIui.
Oats firm and fairly active; higher; July
2SS'4@20; August 2tg26'4; September, ., so
Pork quiet but Grmer; averaged n triGc
higher cash, FFGls; july $22.25@22.5; Au-
Lard active, advanced 2jQ2j, reached 10 to
10; cash, 7.NSG7l0: July, 7.lU@72O; August,
7l0@l.2O, closed 7.lj; september, IN 2t7.ij.
Bulk meats fair demand; shoulders So;
shCrt rib, ~; short clear, 74O'
The Drovcrs Journal reports, Hogs
Receipts, li,5OO; strong and active, s5d5, 20.
CattlC-ReCCiptS, l,JuD, active and ht'n;
exports, td.bUgj05; good to choice shipping,
tjlV9d;D; common to medium S5lU0j0O;
shcep-Rcceipts, 1000; slow; inferior to
fair, $2.2Jg5; medium TO good S3j0pi;
choice 10 extra, ti.J19j; lambs perheOd, g.
| NEW YORK MARKET.
! NEW YORK, July l0.--Bccves-RecCipt
lighti rative steers quick sale; sales, $50;
market nrm; city slaughtered beef sold
readily AT f9.JUglU.Ib for native; fSJUg9 FOL
Texas sides.
snrep-Reccipts, $500; frmcr; S8.SSl s0j.3
for poor to good Sheep 16gS FOR Southern
| lambs.
| Flour dull.
Wncat-Options opened l6t27I higher, most
marked for August; aftCrward weakened and
closed with reaction of l-GDl spot grades I'D
Nanccd sol {; closed easy; No. 3 red, ~; No
arcd, 9iG975s; No. red, July, nominal, 49,,
august Yil 9qg7 closing NJ; September, g5s4
OI9s, closing yj3s.
Corn-Sp0t lots, | to higher; options, "a
y, better, later weakened, closed showing
some reaction; No. 3, 81 ,,g5s; steamer, lSj
5Sls; No, ?, GOl .lt0ia; July, js@j0lt, closing
HH4i August, 81 aObdOr., closing $3.50; Septcm-
ConeG-spdt fair; lilo dull, O.75alO;
options, less active and easy
Irregular prices; closing steady for mean
month; easy, for later; sales 1920 bags; Rio,
nominal; July, Nl5; August, S.2ltgS.2J; sep
TENDER, S.3NgS.3j; October, S.Sj01S.lj, Sugar
Hrin fairly active; Centrifugal. 81 ~. CroiX
y Saqua, l5-li; CicnfuCgus, .; Martinique
-; refined, firm; {, COS; extra e., 55YqG
white, extra G., ~ SO, :; yellow sos
OIL a, b'S; mould, \, Us; coulcctuncrs \, u, I
standard \, Is; graduated, . lj-lBC7.
MuaSscS quiet but steady.
Rice ilrm with moderate demand.
Inlow dull and weak; 63.lGlyj',.
lurpCnt,nc quiet and steady.
Pork steady
Cut meats hrmCr; long clcarmlddiing 81 =,
Lard opened strong To- - points higher
and closed with reaction; prime steam
'iNGI.jj.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-01

The Idaho Register of April 10, say.
railroad men are now surveying line
through Cache Valley, Utah, north OF
Ogden and leading into Idaho. While
the operators are reticent as to their pur-
poses, the work is evidently in the in
terest Of the Denver 4 Rio Grande, as il
was known in Salt Lake last fall by a
few outside Of railroad circles that that
road would commence early this spring
the extension Of its line through northern
Utah and into Idaho. As this road has
= penchant for mining countries, it is
bclieved that a branch will pass at or
near American Falls for Wood River
while it, main line will come by way Of
Boiss City for Portland or the Sound.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-01
COMMUNICATED.
LEwIsToN. April %. 1884


| Ed. TELLER, Sir notice by
the telegraph dispatches that Mr..
james \. Garfield ani 500 citizens Of the
city Of Ceaveland have signed and for
war1ed 10 the United States Senate a
petition praying THAI jos ph and hi -ar-
riJr, be sent back to The Nez Pcrce rrs =
ss,ior Mr.. Garfield and her iri .il,s re
to be commended for their efforts to IT,
lieve the oppressed. We do MT doub,
their sincerity or kindly motive when
they signed this peti,isn Bot before
they allow their n4ine> Ia he enrolled ap-
on protest. OF this chsraeter, il fni-hs be
well for them to consider uhesher they
are relieving the oppressed or heaFii &
oppression upon the relieved. Nearly
every citizen in this community Is famil
lar with the character Of Joseph aud his
warrirus and know them TO bc the tnos,
atrociOus Williams that ever committed
viIiul murder without provoeation. A
commission appointed BY the Government
consisting Of Ncssrs jerome, Barstow,
Stickney, Gen. Howard and Maj. Wood,
thoroughly investigated these grievances
and reported to Congress in rs. As soon
as that commission came here and talked
with the chiefs and members Of his own
tribe they plainly saw that Josephs
claims were unreasonable and were not
even sanctioned by his own people. That
be was not the chief Of the Nez Perces,
but only leader of small band Of reck-
less outlaws That he not only refused
to obey the commands Of the Government
but those Of his own tribe. AS soon az
Joseph learned that the Government in
sisted upon his staying upon the reserva-
ton he with his followers deserted from
his tribe and commenced numbering in
nocent white settlers wherever be could
find them. Some of the atrocities they
committed are too sneakinG to be descrb-
ed and too debasing to put into print.
From among the survivors Of these fami
lies who suffered from the terrible desc
lation caused by these outrages. Then
comes feeling that Of all individuals.
Mrs. Garfield should be the last person
to give aid in sending these murderers
back, under the protection Of the Govern.
ment, to confront, day by day, those who
lost their husbands, wives and children
Joseph and 32 Of his followers were in
dicted by our courts for murder, these
indictments stand against them to-day
If they are sent back common justice will
demand that they not only be tried, Blu,
that they suffer the penalties of the law
Since this disturbing element has been
kept away the Nez Perez Indians have
made rapid progress in civilization. Many
Of them are engaged in farming and stock
raising and have accumulated considera.
bic wealth. Emigrants are coming ia
this country in large numbers. They
have already taken up good portion Of
the wheat growing lands and have large
property interests which must be protect
ed. As long as peace prevails the pros
perity Of both Indian and white man will
continue to increase Let us as com
munity do all in our power to prevent
these outlaws from being sent back to
this country and thus prevent further dis
tdrbancc in our peaceful and prosperous
community. A CITIZEN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-01

II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND zen
n sale full stock of every variety and ~
OF parlor, dining room and kitchen fnsnisase
Lewiston I. 7. Nav LIST 1879. ~
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-01
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY

An English geological survey of the
Holy Land Is in progress, under Prof
Hull, f. X. $.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-01

DR.. Hahn states that the Ia people
whose acquaintance was made in the
northeastern islands of TERRA del Fuego
by the French scientific mission to Cape
Horn, appear to exceed the Patagonians
in stature, and thus to rank as the very
tallest race on the earth.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-01
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The Buffalo Commercial -4dcertiser
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MADEIRA wine has always beenpopular in
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