Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 July 1883 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY, .RJLT 11, 1883.

Uta Appetit i v. ..., .-! by His Injuries Be Astert 1 hat II I Not an Advocate f tta Co). FhiiaIjEI i iiia, July 7 J. Armcdy Koos, on 1 the editors of the Teia eifii.'KB, who la now Mid to nave fought a nel with Ivid B. Sheahan, 1 Kew York, on 1 bin-day, at Fild!er'a Island, off Jar Eocianfay, anivtd in thett.y and registered at the Continental latt evening, lie was asked whether there my truth In the published reXrii cf a duel between bim and Mr. Sheahan. Oh, yea, sä afc.au and 1 f ought a duel yesterday, and I not a scratch, anl nr we area pood friends u eTer we were," said he. wbi.e dining to night at the Journalist' CI ab. "The reports that have appeared in the papers of the t iTur are correct fa the Bain, but I oo not wish you or anybody ehe to suppose that btcnusd I have bioa out wi h snenbitd I am at advocate 1 the duello. I may say Cutirctiy that 1 am uot, but new and fiea in a man' li.e certain conditions trire that; rcwsitA hi. porsu'ns a lin of allien cf which hw perse n lly di.-spproves." Taa Tlsltor eviaced a not uni.auiral curiosity to see toe maia ci the bullet that fruitlessly soucit temporary locleirit in fe Texan editor's ana;oray; but, a'.tbcuch as Mr Knox sip;ed his hm.ane he itni bis right hand and arm without apparent effort, and worked his left elbow with a will as hj plied an uncommonly active f rce. Ha was apparently indisposed to explain by ocular demonstration the anomaly of a man with a bullet wound lu hi ana usi.R the said member with unrestricted freedom. To an inquiry a to the present whereabouts of Ht. Sheahaa Mr. Knox mule answer: "I can l ot fay j as t where he is at present, but he 1-t keeping out of the way, and probably will continue to do so for some time. The last I heard of him was from Bridgeport "

Tilt üuYPIUN rLiUL'E. Affairs Wors tu fJaniletta 13t Improt-log at Other Point. Atr.y. ndkia, July 3 Darin the twen'yfonr hours ending at I) o'clock list ewair.g there were lot) deaths froru cholera at Tamiettc, and sixty eiht at Maasvirab. The Lazaretto at Iiejrout is crowded wit'u fugitives from 7ypt, The otlicer3 of th8 Institution refuse to admit any more persons. St. Fxtebsbi ro, July C, The Government has ordered the establishment of rieJ juarantiEe on the .Clack Sea to preTent the introduction of cholera by vessels cornin? froni Egypt, and has forbidden the usual piljrim8ge to Mecca. .Arenas DMA, July . One death from cholera occurred at Alexandria to day. Ten deaths from cholera at Samanond yesterday. Eekj.is. July . The Prussian Government his oide-red precautionary measures against Testis arriving in Prussia from pons in Tut key, on the Kfd Sea, north coat of Africa, eastward of Algier, west coast of Africa, or any tort wLere toe existence cf cholera is sm-tected r wiiere liie epidemic cf yellow fever prevails. The period of quarantine for ves-els from suspected ports is six days. Loxpon. July ; The latest reports indithettateof ailairs to be slightly wore at Daiuietia, but improving at Mausurah. The Nile ij riiiua. which, it is expected wiil cut short the epidemic in some districts. The cattle pagae in Eypt causes the death of !) per ceat of the cattle attacked. YtLLOW FfcVJEK. Precautions Taten at Galveston to Preveat It Reaching that City. G.vlvfston, July '. The Chief of Police has three men patrol ir.g the beach down the island o carefully watch the landing of any boat, and question closely the occupants in case such an attempt is made. The object is to guard against the possibility of any of the crew of the Salome, lyiac; at sea, twelve miles from the city, with yellow fever aboard, leaving the shin and attempting to come ashore. The arrangement "will continue until the Salome leaves, which will probably occur in a day cr two. A Norwegian mariner to-day applied to the authorities f.r the position as mate on the infected vessel for a voyaje to Hampton Head?, offering his services fcr $' and e xr-er.sea f-r the return trip to Galveston. As he never hc$ tbe yellow fever ti e cfTer was declined. A vague rumor is current here this after- ! nccn that yellow fever had broken out crl the lower Kio Grande, in Brownsville, but a Tj'estem Associated Press special just re-ce-ircü 'cm lliat l'oiTlt saJ9 tbrra is no yellow fcvW or s!gr Cf auf in eilil Lro Tilk cr Matamoras. Wshi.r.rcrf, mj .'. The u-g?on Gen-1 erui of tl e Marine Ho?pil Service has recfivfd aivicf that the No:e'tn bark Vfga i i fcihip Is'and with thts yellow fever cn beard. IUSO!; VH OHDtKS. A Collisoo r.n tlie Siw kDKlanl Roa.t KKnits in the Instant I'eatli o" Two 31 en and Injury of Others. IIabtfokp, Conn.. July 9. An East-bonnd passenger train on tie New England r.iad collided this evecicg with a gravel train, a mile east of Plainville. - The engineer escaped. George Knickerboker, engineer of th. passenger train, remained at his post and reversed the engine, and was caught in the wreck. lie was horribly crushed and instantly killed. His bruther, the fireman, jumped and escaped. Charles W. Church, the express meergf r, nf Hartford, and Charles Uriswold, cf Walerbu-y, wera in the bag-gsge-car. The car was smashed, and the men thrown forty feet into the adjoinlrg field. Criswcld? boly was thrown over telegraph vires and lie was instantly killed. Cburcbt'j injurie re probably fital. The patsenpers were badly shaken up, bu: none f-eriously injured. The accident was cau3ed by the failure of the telegraph operator at Plainfield topive theconductorof the passenger train orders to wait at the station for the gravel train to pass. The operator, Coirlea A. Welch, it is reported, was arrested. DVIJiO IK THE -VVOODi Taken Sick While on a Long Tramp and Too Weak tn Seek Help. "Thomasville, tiA., July 7. Mr. Sacford, a County Commissioner, received iaieilisence that a -white man was lyipgout in the woods near hii residence In a dying condition. He went to the place indicated, and there found that the information was correct. The nnf rtunate man had been lying in the woods nearly a week without food or water, and was so wesk as to be nuable to peak or move. Mr. Sacfoid bad him taken to the house of Mr. Feister ai.d attended to. Ha recovered ufficiently to glvu bu rame as B. Henry Bell, but died shortly after. From memoranda la his posession it ' ascertained that his full dim w Bowers Ifei.ry Dell: that he was bora i:i LJi tV.nrgh, Ko-nland. acd tht he wag forty years o! !. He had tramped all over the countrr, Coming from he JCcnhaest via" Washlaeton. . outh. la his bok were tin tea of placc3at whi.jti he bat stopped. It is thought that he has b?ea IjiDg in the words a week, as he was eea mMn th town K-vrral cia ago; that he had besn taken ick when Inir miles from the town, and. lying down. hJ bTemetno wotktornove. Some nejtroes ar him a wekapoTid reported bira Ri:k with mall-pox. This made all who heard it afraid to appmv h him. Mr. Sacford found hiai entirely free froi.i men distase. The report arose f rom hm tvivn bdly bitten by moi'Jitoe. He w drr-ently burl1 In a Kitveyard nr where he died. No in formation cot Id be cb'.aiucd tu to the a hereabouts of Li friends. Heath of Hon. Kcynl Hicks. E k port, Ind , July 'J b'ince t!ia m-rjonncenn-nt of the death of Hon. Kjyfil .j. Jlicks, a iTominetit lawyer of this citv, it is now per erally known tbat his death was one with suicidal izU"M. The matter ha be?n kept dirk by hs faintly an im media frienJi until tv.e las: day or two. whsn tbe wbo'e alf.ir has leaked cut, throwing tbi.s citv ir.to a greit deal of excitement. Within the rast year or two II r. H'eks hts rct wtb many monetary failures, and the C'C-tt.t.thce wa? a gloomy rco jd silt led upon Litn. Or. the dosth of 8. V. TairchiM. who o.nmitU 3 suicide by taking morphina thres

months ago, he was beard to remark that that kind of death was an easy one, Tms h thought to bave been the way of his taking off. Last Saturday afternoon about 6 o'cl jck he made a memorandum, of hia acounts with his partner. Judge Mason, and settled up bra business completely. A short time after he bad breathed his last Last Sunday evening a letter was found on the bed by his aide, which waa to the following effect: "Tell my children gocd-by. I have got no home, no friends, no money, and caa not do anything fcr them." Mr. Hicks aerved eight year? aa Circuit Judge, He was a member ot the Legislature and a lawyer of ability. He was a quiet, industrious and talented gentleman, and in his death Kockport has lost an exemplary citizen. TS Prohibitionist a. Mn.wArKiE, Wis., Jaly N. At a temparanre meeting to-day, at which Mayor Stowell. Democrat in politics but of strong temperance views, epoke, there were seveal addresses, in which it was hinted that the Prohibition party of the country was preparing to nominate a Presidential ticket in It is said tbe movement has acqui red considerable headway in Iowa, Ohio, Indiana. Alabama, Maine and other States, and that an ores n::tat ion for that purpose i3 goiDg rapidly forward. Another meeting will be held here tc-morrow to form a J:ate alliance, and many prominent citizens have expressed their determination to attend. It is understood the Chairman of the Wisccn&in Democratic State Committee has addressed a letter to Mayor Stowell concerning bis action with the ttinperance pecple, ana a Convention of Democratic leaders will soon he held in this city to consider what at'itnde tbe Democratic party of Wbscmsin sal take on the l'quor question, as the pjjp'.e of the whole State are aroused. Shot Through the Jagalar Vein, IViimr. Cnv. July ! This afternoon about o'clock a party of rive cowboy, weil under the irflner.ee cf liquor, mounted their horses to leave town, and when near a danca home oce'of them rode his horsfl on the porch and fired ofl his eix shooter. Two of the others then coronaenctd tiring, and at tbe same time I u. fburs to their ponies. The City Marshal and his as&iMants quickly arrived and sent a few shots after tbem, and when about 200 vaida a nay one of them fel( from his horse. The ether two made their escape across the briOe. Upon e.vamination it was found ihe fallen man was John P.allard, a resident of tre iLdian Territory, who arrived with a 1 tid of cattle from Texas this morning. II ws.S6hot through the jugular vein and died when picked up His friends threaten to kill every ollicer in town before morning, tut no trouble is anticipated.

A patient writes: ilI sleep well, my appeti.e is good, and my digestion is much inip'oved." This is the uniform testimony of ilcse who use Compound Oxygen. Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen, its nature, c ion, and result, w ith reports of cases and 'ti 1 information, seht free. Des-. Starkey A Tales, I, It . Girard Mrect, Philadelphia, Pa. JPraa'.a ant the Vatican. Beuux, July The Liberal pres cordially approves the N;rth German (lazetta's article referring to Cardinal Jacobini'a latest note to tbe Prntsian Government, The new Prussian Cross Gazette (Conservative) warns its rt aders not to plaos too much rpiiarce on the continuince of the Conserva-tive-llltramontain coalition. The Germania (clerical organ) declares the language of the North German Gazette's article, which the Germania believes was insputd, to I3 unseemly and impertinent. Hamlin on Hayes. I Interview with Kanrioal Hamlin. "I suppose you remember Mr. Polk very well, Mr." Hamlin?" "Yes; I o'jgLt to. because I was in Washirrton dnrir; his whole term." :'Wes Polk a man of ubility?" Mtder lie ability. When he came ta Boston, while Presideut, one of the best speakers we had in the State at the time made an acdrfse of welt jiiie, and -I recoiled that Polk'a reply was thought to l the better srefrh cf the two." "Was Le as able a man a3 Hayes?" "J 9U 20v eure tLat he vras as much experienced es Hayes, but he was not 0 foolisd. Heiirght not have Lai as mucS persona! sens,e end cultivation, but I think he had 're political and national sen.?e. He had Ken m;';re amölig mhic men ai the seit o! Govcrrnient and knew low to avoid foolibh rvMs'fc9. Hayes bad a mcch larger opini.in of hin s i', i ni he made promise5whi:h he b oke, and thai does a ma:i no good in the Presidency. A KaviDg JIaniac. Dfs Moixf.s. Iowa. July 0. Henry Sevier, of fcweins. . Y.. tired a dozen shots through h:s bed-room door, at Ihe Morgan Hoase yesterday uftcrnoon, destroyed the furniture ard felled a man named Holmes, who attempted to capture biin, and live policemen. He ra3 finally overpowerfd on the roof of tbe-hotel. He tried to put a bullet into hit forehead, but the ball glanced, .'eavin.r a furrow in the skull. A Smart IHau is one who does his work quicklv and well. This is what Dr. II. V. Pierce's "Golden Medical Disco rery" does as a blood purifier and strerfrthener. It arouses tbe torpid liver, r uiilie8 trie blocd, and is the be3t remedy f jr consumption, which is scro'alous disease of te lui'gs. The Harrisburg Convention. HATttirrp.;. Pa.. July ;. Not more than twer.ty delnites to the Repnblican S'ate t'( r vtr.lion WednfsJay have arrived. The Convention promts to he lively, but the indications are that tbe ticket has bsea made up. and Niies, of Tioga, will be nominated Auditcr General, and McIIose, of Berks, Trcfli ure-r. The Tabor-ltusU Case. De!svee, Col., July '.). In- the Supa ior Court to-day Judge Dawson fined Willard Teller fCO for contemntof Court for failing to answer in the case of Tabo: vs. Bush, that was of a scandalous nature. Our friend N. P. Nicbo's, of North Madison, Ind., a subscriber to the Weekly Sentinel, is plf8seJ to writs to us as follows: I think the Weekly Sentinel should be rrnrc larzely tead. I have lived a go d while, and hsve read and do still read, many weekly newspapers, ardiumy yoiiEper dajs bad some connection with thein. and. therefore. coDfidcr myself a fair judge in si:ch matters. I think the Weekly SjntidcI, under its present management. on of the very betit newspapers ptibllshed in the West, and down here, in politically benighted Jefferson County, more of our pear-ld ouzht to rei.1 it. A Jersey City clergyman says the enormous consumption of chewing tobacco is a lis-jnace to civilization, lie probably judyes by the number of tin tGbacco tags which aqcidentaly fird thpir way into the contribution box. Philadelphia News. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps is trvin? in earnest to get a pardon for Waterman, the wealthy crabfzzler of the Pacific Mills, in Lawrence. She eays that live yesrs of imprisonment, cut of the twelve to which he was sentenced, has shattered his health. Sentinel At $1, will receive a valuable book of 100 pages, entitled "A Treatbe on th Horse and His Diseases," illustrated, containing aa "index of diseases," which gives the symptoms, cau.fe and the best treatment of each; a table giving all the principal drugs uei for the horse, with the ordinary dose, effects and antidote when a ioioii; a table with an engraving of tbo horse's teeth at diderent (, with rules for telling the a?:e of the horse; a valuable collection of receipts and muc h other valuable information: tee also our special oiler for "History of Indiana" in another column. Addrci a SltXTfSEL Co tIPtST.

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There is nothing new to record 'in local moil etary ittalra. Thederuand for money is liRht and tbe supply abundant. Rates are .steady at 7 and 8 per cent. New York Financial Market. Hnr Yoax, JulyO aUMcy-Eas at 2$: per cent. Prime Mercantile I'aper-46 per cent. Government Bonds-S eady cicpt forp'a, whlca were firmer at 10.!K!03 V per cent. Railway Eonrta Generally Crm. 8tata gecnritka-DalL The stock market is beary to day and prices declined 31?4 per cent, I nver and Wabash preferred and trunk lines beicg greatest Buffcrers. M'eakne due to reports cf 'utther business troubles at tbe Witt owlrg to a break in the provision market. A f ter 2 o'clock there was a rally of I4(i!i per cent . the latter in New York Central; at cloe, however, improvement was hwt and many shares sold at ihl nveft p-leesj f uvd ty. In specialties St. Paul. .Minneto'aand M'chgA'i broke tive points to 1!8 And L ng IsIac J ti "). 2& at k et J clotcd h eavy. lraradCtiona arei?ated 2V) 4.s chams: Lackawaca, tl,fc)); Deuver. 'J.O.iO; tiie, 17OÖ0: Lio Shore. 11.01O: Louisville and Nashville. n.'XO; New Jersey tntral, 13.0i0: New Yore Coit-at, 21,ÜU0: Northern PmJtic, 7 00U: Kendin, l.wxi; ht. Paul, 17.UC0: Union Pacific, PvCOJ; Canadian pHcltic, 5.000; Northern Pacilie prfcrrsd, lO.OJO; Wabash picferred, &.CC0; Bu I'aul, Minneapolis and Manitoba, vü tut'. Aiiuiii! Mo.ks du l with the exception of S n tro CotischcaVJ. which was ativ and advanced Iicm li to :V. IJa.nick sold at I, OSS; H rn Silver. Too to 7 .0; Navaj-. vi.; itureka "Vns' ll.titei. tti; ChiyFOliU", 1-J; tio-ra Grande. 115 to LM; Lit, e Chief, 53 to 5Gc, and Climax, 15 to 10. Sales for the day. :-M.;i5 share-. Fire Line certifirates dull at 111" to 111,'i; dosing on call at 1 1 i j eoTcavKaaT Hcctmn, Kttxlloc.lO days a per cant. ex. dlv. 101 BUriiiu, amtju..-. 6 i a. 8. k t:i 3 per cent, bonds. .. IC;,1 liNesr tj. a. hj Bot The porchsinir price for Goerira?it bonds In IndlattapcUa vcrlcatrcia ihefiywYa: qcauUona XS51 V cent. BOKBt. PaelflC ' - 127 Tenoe?, Dt . 41 Cent. i aclPO flrtU.11.' Tex. P. laaderaa a Xrle HCondi 9la Tsx. P. Rto rsn.de, 8 LehUü AWllkj hH!;Cnion pc ersU..H.'S Lunisiata ocnaoia ti a. P. land Kr&ctt, .10i)Vi M'aaourK's. -.: C.?.slnktia laaa .l!?i ot, 4 or. 10 J VirclaUfr. 41 8U P. A 3. C. firsts lennwsea la. 11 -'H Virginia oorjola.M 2 3J i Do. deterred, erjrxBAi itocxi. Aflaxsi Ixprcra..l"2 Allegheny Central.. 12 AlUin dk Terre II. 76 A. A T. H. Tld Naihfille & Cbau. 5 R. J.OanmiL S7; Corf oik & W. pfd 4174 Sorthem Paaiac a Arreilran xpxe.. ,vj iDoretarred BoxL, Ccar B.iN.s q Northwestern .. Canada Pouthem.. R,.,4 Northwostorn, pfd.Jl'4 Ocntral Facflo. la Rew Yorx .ntraH3 Chesapeake A Ohio. l.s 0 la Central .. vo, o rst prei enea -it D9. sectnd . . -.0' Ctlcigo A Alton 13t O. & A. orcl erred. .no PtlC JEnrh A Q.:;.j CiJ.. f?t. I A N. 0 7S Ohio A Mian MlppL. 3 0. A ana, pia h ; Ontario A Wt'n iV's Oroton Tranaooa't'l i FaclfiaSUU. i I P&4J12!1 Peoria. ü.äl .. O.. St L.A titUburjf i7 Do pl'd 53' Ktt-sttiig 1:::; (JtC. (fan. A. Clovs- 40 Pullman Palace Car i m 0, C, O. A I 71 I Reading iHiaware A Haa lC?v Bock Island .-1' ' Cel. A Leo 1.7'rt sv. L.' A baa fxan.... 32 " Leaver A eras.1. -il' j Uo. pretetTea - f s Ixte..M ...... otvv'Oo. first pfd Inepiefoned 77 PanL- .. ....-ICJ'i East Tens eseee VSt, Paul pr(ferrel..12 Vo. profeired ,MM - 17, s. Paul A Han - iis' Ponra:no.-...l.U jt.Pail & Ouii., t' üaEDltal A fit. Joe. 40 j3t P A O. pfd ..-..IT Da. prelerred JJ iTcxas PacUa Harlcra 1 5 lünion Pad flu 94 Honten A T.xx;.- CS 0.S. Xxprew., 01 I iJaola Central 1:12'. J 77., BU L. A faclilc- t a Ic diana, B. A TV :0yr Do prtlcrrel 1 i Faneaa A Texwi...-. ;.! iWcln A Vtigo Kt.lu Utei!dA West.- 5K?-;;w. u. Tslcr-r-h & Lake Shore ICsV Central Arisona LonavlUoA NKfc-. o'.' Eicoltdcr ... ....- Lon.. N. A. A Chi 4." 1 Hnrn,wt.kl !.'.: Karl. & Cln. 1st ptl 1J ilrou bilvcr ... Do.ieocnd pfd-.. S lOnlario.. itcmr. ACharleet n 4 5 lUntckallvaT 7S. K ichletn Central .... 91 ' r lo. preicrred. 45 Silnneap. A St, L. Roblcflon. . Vo. preiencd.... 16 ; Silver C'lir.Miaourl Paciflo HH;; -nth I'aciiO Mobile A Ohio .IHh s;andarl..MM.-.-M Kenia A Zsaex 1J1 läctro .....,.,..,. 21 rorelvi Money and Stockf. LONDON, Julv 9. Railway Stocks Hliiois Central. i:i: Pennsylvania. ti ;)i: N6w York Central. 1V2: Erie, SS'i; Reading, 30' . Amount of bslJiop gopeintv ths Uck of E:?iaad, iä.Ofj. PARI, July 0. Rentes. 7SI S7KC COMMERCIAL. Thcro are no indications of iccruLed activity la tbe general marktt?. Ttc grocery trfcde Ls lair and pricej steady. Sugars coutiauö tirai at Saturday's quotations. I'ty goois are dull. Drus steady. Butter, tg.s and poultry are urxhangca, but weak. jR.mn AM) rr.ov:sioss. W heat Locally, whiie prlrcs for No. 2 red are lower thanfau ö y y t fvfüiiu is nuite firm, and sellers are not i "dired to r.tske conceriitous. Scalard. Ncv7 York ( Baltimore steady, and Chicago c fr froEi Saturday both for August and September. There wss quite a firm fcclifg on 'Change for cash deliveries of com, hut arrivals were light. Oats Under light arrivals prices are firmer, and fair demand lor immediate shipment. No inquiries for futures. Ocneral dismay was exhibited at the Stock Yards over the u pon from Chicago, ana there was a letting loose of all holds. Sbort ribs opened at $7 5J and closed at 47 SO for August; August pork orened at f 1 1 and closed at SU Jj; August lrd cloit d at JS 75, a drop of 13 cents. Flour, ttrain and liar. Flour Patent, Su 2535 73; fancy, 8" 753$ 00; choice. $5 2Tx2t5&i; family, Ii üo't lo: treolü extra. SI 40q3 ;)-. double extra, l."öl3 30: extra, Ii CO: supertiue, Jiti532b0; fine, $no:3ibO; foundry, tl 23. Wheat We quote: Bid. Alkel ITo. 1 MedlVJrarsf aa I a track I 0 i rtCH.MMII.M..IIM.WWMIIHWWwl 0 I O July l CJK " i r. Ariiust.... " 1 t'S Coin Weanoie: Bta. AkeJ No. 2 white .. M track No. 3 white...-. - 4'. " Yt How ."! " H'Rh mixed 50 Mlied 4.i " NO.'.' - 47 " Reiected 43 " . Unmerchantable - 3 ' Sound cor Oats We quoto. No. 2 white.. &ÜXCd .n ii iiiiiin ''I No. 2 Itye Dull and uomtaai; Cc bid 4S no seller. Bran-iuiet; $10 50 1 id; held at til 25. CHICAGO GRAIN EEVIKW. Cin A(.o, July 9 Yiaible supply of grain June 30: Wheat, 19,119.000 bn ; corn. It .036,000 bu.; oats, 4,0C5.CC0bu.; barley, 4S7.O0O bu. ; rye. 1.838,000 bu. Regular wheat active, but weak and lower; opened Xc lower, rule- steady, but toward the close receded 22Xc, and cloeel ?M9'-c under tbe ClnsinK quotations Saturday. Sales ranged at 97j;,4cJuly; 99XctJl02 Austin; St 01?;itl 0i'H September: l Wäl 05;,; October; ft Ot'i'1 (XV g .November; 97,l4ä99?4'c year; sprinR, i7ci904c: winter, fl Cl. )a Call tales of regular 1,200,000 bu. at lie lower to 4a higher. Corn active, but unM-ttUd and lower; opened Kc higher than at the clos on 'chanso Saturday, but toward the close receded 2.' e, a t d closed V!, (tl'4c under the cose Saturday. Sales ranged at tfaW.c J'üly; 4',:!4'33''33 Angtist; uji:c September and 0;toter; u.'is.'i? year. On Call sales of 1.C00.C00 bu. at ViV4o higher. Oats dullnd weak. Sales at 3t37c July; SS?;(:'.!?c August: 27X3-J),; September; 2- :s;sj October; 27'.. year. Oj cill saU'ä of lOD.Oil bushels; unchanged to higher. Pork attiVe: op'-r.cd 'mZ c u- der Satutdpj's cUir?. declined CijC0c ic.'i 5onl wit'i fair snlca at decline. Sales ranu'ed at 112tU 7 July; fl4 22K(äi I OJ August ;H ilA'V) 2) peptcmcer; til 4.V315 2i October; SU 'ti jH .1 November; f 13 50(Jjl3 P5 year. Oj ciil saicj of 10 500 tierces at 12iftl5KP higher. Lard active but weak: oprnel 10115 under Saturday's tlasf. declined 10 jlö3 ad ll'.lonal, aad closed turne, fa'rs raugjl at JSTO.IS 85 July; fs7ff9 90 Auppst: fsjgo1) Foptcmber; 9o3 C3 Octtber; ts7; SSS0 Novcmbtr; ti 52Xs GO

year. On call &les o! 12.000 tierces at IX'Z higher. 1tITI6H tiBAIS TRADE. London. July 9. The Mark Lane Express, in its review of British frrain trade for the past week, eajs: "Favorable weather has been oi the greatest benefit to crops. Trade quiet aad alhrhtly In favor of buyers. FoieiRn wheats depressed, there being an over supply. Best brands of flour unchanged; others somewhat cheaper. Trade in cargoes off cot t)?nant. Eleven arrivals d'lring the wees : 1 sale; 2 cargoes withdrawn aud II remained, of which 4 are California cargoes. Sales of EnKlisfi wheat durir-R the week were 3X.533 quarters at 4.M 4d ter cinarter, eaiiikt H.l'Jl quarters at 47i 7d during in corresponding ek lui year.

I.MIAXAl'OLH WHOLE.- ALE M tttKEH. Dry PKEE8 (iooia. FABRICS. 'Manch. Moraes....!.;-: Manchstr .icafih'm.Hc yt HeB?ge. J3Vic Manch.6-4 Üeüee...löSc Y. MerLKe-iasc1 Mauch.6-4 Csä'm vi ;j Ain..pe.uic .liven. -s ti. un.o Atl'ntc Alaps-'Oc j Atla'tc F's..t 2 s j:c-c ?4('aamere.llc Atla'tc ?i Broo a i.l.c tnr.t.hn iar.i ciAua icitia.w i c n.tJc " 6-4 r.y ,S5C AU'tC4a Parißc Ijtwn?... Lattire... Cocheto Lawus.. ..llo IPerth&nire Iawis. ,.10c iDiiolArho Lawus.. .He iManca'tr Sitins.... - fc . sc PBINTS. Occhpo fancy ec Araerloaa fancy . Padflo 6V: Hamilton fancy........ fiimrst,n'a rnonrn.. JciHartül fancy-......-. o cdy6toue fancy., e'xijOricnial fancy-.-.. 6c Arnold lKn C7 f c Allen'afAiiC7 Pc Manchester fancy tic! Berlin solid .. b Merrimack fancy tjc: II armory fancy 43 MemmECx shirt 6c IDuncleo fancv ...... 4'iO Bteel Rior fancy Sc. Bur wick f&ucy .. 4U0 Impcrtai a'Pa bl'k.-iSc VictorU solid bi'k so Ilaitel se.tteet'J.....v. 7 lEddystone satteooa, 7 Allea'i s&tteeu OilAmold tatteeu 7 SHOWN COTTOKS. AtlanUo A.., c !Mass.';husatta BB.. 6";i Atlantic H . 7C Ntiuhna R . . 7J4C CretctDt City A - n; jMysuc River...-c-reMxntcty IS -. 7Kcim.peieU K.... . aa Creeoent City ts. Aprieton a Ul.'tcu O C 0 Granltvülo A E..-. Anrusta CoUaentai u... iAncasier. M,cxe'.t . White M 3C0 Pate?... GlaaKow ............. ler k bt Ii e GldLaneu ... no fcppereil 4.. J'.c .- Hc Pepper!! 9 4 .....0 .- . iPcppvjrell 10-4 ...1'n ... 6'43 rtiri O , 50 7JiC Paerloss ..1 6:xsrmfs. . so povr Enls.ni "o . So iMiutoii dres atyli S'.J-; -.SO E7Rl drd siTles, Si ... 80 IRonfVew draiast'l's ... 7Sc 'Canton dress sfl's avji ... 7: Johasou'a book riai2!3 ... 7c jJhoiLscn'a mourn EX.IACHXD COTTOye. vramsmta.... HV4rB.lbjLrdva:e. . o N. Y. Mills...--.-l I !,ci Chestnut IIUl 6 '(! Fiult of the Loom-. 9lc'BUu kBvne A ,A.-. 7';o Unsdale &Sc Whittnville 33 In.... 7o Forwell 'Pepporell 8-4 it i Eirkcr Mills.. Pepperoll 8-t .-....2i'n3 IJnwood...- -.. 9c ;Pepvereil 10-4 Fltfhvlile c 91atorvllloE3 la 6:,0 Pcre-. 7V Mother Hub bird 7Uio l ccaieeti P Jl o 7jc SoKamore 27 Id, 4 c PACino aiLLe dee; s goods. rcpUn Lurtres 10 c i Brocatal .H(a Alpaca LustrvS.lSXc 6-4 Pop.tasGI 1-iV.a rEtccl Lnstres 16,c 6-4 OtishTiera Ex... .2!o 1 l Cashmere.. .11 c S-4 ftibme:e AO... :r& Va BeJp.e. . liVie i Aus'Taiisjicxepo 15c Cath Selge.. .12ViC:4 4 Cretonue-.. -,15c 1 4-4 Porcaloa.-.. ..-150 CEXVI0T8. Anaw2.......lO,Alabrra. tlalls 7'o insckcoK plaid ll4cAni;Tis-a piatds .. 7so W'u'nton, ex. atot.lOo lLoulsanta plaids 7So Whlttentcn, .......-. fc (ireonbriar plad.' 7 so Everett jyiCiSummerv'l 6 plaids -J? F5inbui? .llo (Ottawa pla lis - Csfl meat Kfcvublie.. 7VCc.Newt'u V'la plaida 7io ETEVXFS CTtA.'H. D Eiown....-. - 7if'N Braxu -. 10.3 A Jrown.. St.o K M iowh llj-ja P Eiown 3ic:X X Exowa .. lio Blceched lo hlghor CAnriT V7LI19 -.1 ?a CcveiU t .20o GtCQiQ WlCX iOC. 6EAIH CHAIrT. jOoloicd -., No. 500Cot'n ....120 YaratJo BAGS. irrankllavIUa Arn rlcaa 20o I r-rinkllavIUs 2ta Lc?rUtOii .- -...-.21c Ifitirx A. .....itc The Orocery Ularfeet, Cheese Western Reserve, 9s,-3l0c; Jerjjv, 13c. Ctyst&l sptinp, 10c. t ofTec a Common, 9V;.3i0c; ordinary. 113 HHe; fair, 12.l2j'(; good. r: ?13'Jc; prime, II 3li'c: strictly prime. 15i21".ic: choice, IS 4 H-Kc; Otd (iovcmiitpnt Java. 2-,;2S1v3; Arbucklc's roabtcd.ll'.c; Leveri.-js's.lllc; ifcLauglilla'F, 11 He. tofsrs Cut loaf. 9". c: no-.vdered, 9r? grarjuldtcJ. 5f7,c: standard a. a;,c; oil' A. s'4c; walte extia C, K;-c; light trowu,- rUfls-;; wnaiu rr.'C'.ts, 7.'n7 .c. Jlr.iasees and Kyrupa Naw Orleans raolassa, l'Xc; syrup, 37(jia por al. for comnioa to choice. R:ec Carolina and Louisiana, 6?4 37l.c. Srlct'S Pcpr-'-r. lOHct aispice, Uo: cloves 25 1 SCc; Ringer, cvc; cirjiaioa in mats, 22 525;;; nntmef s, t'j)J7(.,c. talt Ike silt, in car lots. 5115; dray lots, ?1 20; small lotslCc morefruia stcre; Jiiry, S2 e'tiirch-ReCnel pearl. 4 tF 41 i5 per lb; Earj'ia Cr; cfcarrpioa glo-s, luan, 7sc; Improved fi jrd 7y 5 syc. '.''.t'iiib Mackerel. Nj. 1 mtst. 20 per bU.; I5&2TCS. :C; extia mvss. ti'? per bid. ; halves, S.l; No. 1 mackerel. Si7; iiaives. j.i 03; N j. Z tmc'iercl, U (0; halves, 3 50: No. 3 ma-.kerel S WtM 0; halves, !l 7.Vä5;No. 1 wh'.teü Ii. half bbU . 57 50; fmily white t'.sh, halves. S uo.it No 1 herrlim, f ;0 I'oCli.-h b.)litles. toü 50 per 109 bbis (jrand ii'k. fvWc j crib, iv.rtlgn KnittK I.oufSi-n layerraisins. new. f 2 C'j 15: ?.ew Yale-cciB. S'4v,..i;; Sultana, It-: Musca'.'.l rni5ns. two t'ioi:e'j, ci 0."-2 "-'r: ttire '.owned, 92 G'i.t 2 81. L"Cfrts Messiaa.tö SOntJ 7. Ofst ees. $7 00." Ptuncs Bohemian, tilt'.ij; T now Tnrkish. iiaJve'; fcuitssa di, hc: currants, iH fit 7C: new tis, 2,c. lat- MjTits, "'je "'.;;; fa'd iu 10 lb. lK)xcs. l"c PcsiiTils, raw, Tevncssiie. 0, Kr: Yiiginia, 1 1'liVe: Wilmlrgtoa, '2; rojutd, Wi!mii:ion, lie; Itnt'efsee, 12'.,c. Canned Cioods Vc iiuote: Tomatoes, 2 lb, 95c "4 fl 00; 3 3bfi, tl 13(31 ; Peac-hes, 2 lbs Ktaudard. $1 Ur 75; 3 Ihf. V 10'- -5: seconds, 3 ibs. I o 61 75: 2 lbs. 51 4C(1 ; Pie IVacbes. S lbs. I 1 i 1 20; 6 lbs, t-' 2.'(.4 '-"S: HUckl.rties, :icJi 0); Simwbcnirs, $1 vci-31 2 ; KaiPberries, SI 7j?tl s: Chen it, red. tl 701! 75; white, ti; Siting tcans, fl IOcjI 20: Oreen Pes. Marrow: at, $1 20il 2: Karly Juae, tl 40(il a; Vntmmth t'ora. fl 4': JltiUutain fcuigar Corn, 51 4.':Polk, 2 11, $1 lvj 1 ill; Polk. :i lbs, Si .'0,'.l CO; Mackerel, 51 5 1 (.0: Piucapples. tl "' 2S: Salmon. 1 lb. 1 70 ri -to; Lot sipt, 2 lb. S." 75: Tumbler. Jellies. NVa'.-yc; (kve Ovstcrs. l l'. light weigat. o'7ec: l lb, full weicht. $1 K;ftl 'JO: 2 lb. Ü2h: wci?at, tl 23: 2 lbs. full weight. SI tv;.i2; .Sardine, French, 1 "." per Uoz; Arneni'.n, $1 pur itjz; ArpUs, 3 lbs, 51 10; 6 lh 2 J2 6a; salloa, fi w (0,2 c:. The Prodoca 3ta?a. K?ks 12c: (tos ofl") selling store J 3c. butter Oi ttrae", select. z;(4te' lancy. 203 22c: choJtu. 16$17e Ltjtv. sbitctcd, 14$Jl6c; crtlce, J21ic "ouatry, enctco, 810.; low giaCe, E7c p.r lb. Icrltrj Sees, 12o 'per lb.; spriun chtckcrs, He; rrxis'era. olo, 61: tnrkeys, toms, lac; bens, l!c; g?M. 15 40; duoks. old,, 11. realt era Prixre geeco, t5c; 1201, 2052Ö3; tfd ftth-ri,163:C0. PflJS-"l Vc. Wrol New unwashed, Riad order, Be: tubwfbed. flean. :5c; burred anl cotted, 16l(iC Wt ol bow being received is in good ;rder. yecetablea and Frulia. Cnlcna Bermuda. (1 ;o vtr crate, licmlny ti bv; Krtta, "t. IfcüS Ctclce nay. t? 2j 3,2 C9; mcdltua, 12 10 (82 25 marrows; 12 0J82 7.s Niw Potatoes- 1 Mfel 75pcrbtl. a (Ties Choice. 14 S.t0j oar dm. aa to quality. Pr5e applet arta rora-bO,15ji4?6o; ooaoxon dried Ifceches-Crccn. S153i;2O0 p?r Ji bu. boxes; dried pt-ticbes. halve. '-w9c: nv.,.oratä. 16.', (bbag. New, 12 75fcjl jer crate; II 75312 per bbl. Panaras-ll 5P(3. I'eas 75e pereiat-3. Biati 7.';4Sl to per bu. boxes. Tomatoes 12 0J per bu. Water tn clon s- f 22Q28. Seds. German millet, tl io; common, 9Jc3i2,i3 Ilungsrlau, vccfut 10. XT Irov1ston CIart. E-elow are tte resrnt 'otblnst rnct: feiacked KeaU a. O. Hüij: Cta ail 13 names t., i::uc: 16 pecads ar 13:; 17, posaas, bt lic; viO pocnoa a7., 17Vc. trtiklaat ilacca Vv; shoulders. 9o: CaltIjt: la uses, t;; baan o u sides, llo; 1j Ucrior tclltcs. He; pkM mil. c. jtrled Pec;-20c: do. (Ii. Porter & Co.'s), 170. ilcklfd Jrfeata Kztra me corf, por nui.. a 0 Ha.. 17 OJ; ham pork, per bbl. 2U:J lbs., $'.7: bi pcik, fc-rcbl,, ic.. 11 0 Family bocf, Isifl Kettle rendered loaf, ia uerccs, He; a half barrela, llHc Fannr.Bpa oir. lu cloth, 7t3; la skin. Si. RoDeleMi Kara loc. Krtsh Pork Trndcrhdna, Oe. Fittb brre Ribs, tic. SaU.'-EbC ilct tic. Iron and Steel rtarbet. Par Iren 2.25 rales: boon Iron, t".20 rites; N trWfcyandswede lron.e.crtit??; horvo shoe Iroa, 3!4c. Iicr-e Stoes Burden " rrkln', per koz, 31 10; Rule sbces.flperkc;;adv'ii. Ilorso Bhoj Natts Ncrthwistem, Olobe. and Putnam, per box, f4 50. C.&ti nteel itctt American, per lb., 14c sprln?; eteel, fA.: tire steel. 4c; U calk ttoel, 6c; mACiilaery atoeL C jgc. Nails S3 lu. Leather, Hidaa ami Tallow. Ecmlck sole, 21ö33c; oak sole, 3C340C; Pcnn

-tlrania baniesa leather, 36A40c: barneu katbe', s tassc: bridle leather, per doz.. $0-472: domestic k.p. 6i80c: French kip, n.vtäjl 20; dotneaUc cU, ttfSl 10; French calf.tl 101 90. Hide Crecn hides, 7c: areen calf. 10c; green slted. SOnc; preen" aalted calf. 12(otl2!-i;: dry t Int, i24c; dry salted. lCc per Ib.; dsmed.gruir I y or bud, two-thirds the above prices. Tallow Prime, 7.7V4c. -Grease Brcwn. 53Vac: white. 73PC Drue Market. Alcohol, tl 252 80; calomeal, 75cfl 25; camnhor 3t(.:tsc: cochipel, 6C(S7(ic: chloroiorm, 80iVc; gum orlnm, 14 3Ö04 5d; indlco, f 1 r-'i; morpliine, ti VrsS to. Oils Csor, f 1 2N$1 3i; fcweet cil. 'JOc Al 75: olive oil, tl fOtl; bergamot (Sanderson's) t2C o; lemon ISAiiderson'fc), tl biCt,! 75 Qal nine, P. & w., ti KV1 90: ctnchooluia. 9)?JSc. American ti-carb. soda, 4V:; EnelKh do.i'i j fc. Snuff-Uarreti's v-cz. racks, 115 per doz ; 4 c z. bottles, t W per doz. Flove'a sulphur. 4 5'.'!. Turintine. 4l'w4.;c Ktitart ver. red. bv bbl., lets cuautiUes. 3l.,c. Iodine. SI 50 41 75. lo-dlCepota-h, Jl C5 Clonts. 2SU 15c. Rbub-irb. 09c . 5. V indow glas, 00 ana 20 per CcjuL ; double, 70 nd 10 p-r fnt. Miscellaneous Markets Oils V.'e quote: Linseed, ra. Mo; boiled, 57c: latd oil. 7:.fe.yfc: minors' t it. Cöc: lubncitins; oil. 12faSM': Ktralls oil. .WöSc: benri-ie, 1CQ14"; coal cil, Indiana lesal test. UHc; 150 cieg. test, l-;'g-! water white, P.Ddeg.. löc. 'i": ners' r-uppli'-s We quote: leu vbsicoal tin, I t;. '.Oxli. 14x29 and 12x19. 17 0: per bcx: I X. 10x14, 14i20 und 12x12, f t 00 Ter box; I O. UxiX roc. fing tin, frl 50 per box; I C. VCxiS. t:it 14; block tin. in ptgs, 2ic; in bars. 2J Jr u 27 B injn. 4 5 c: 27 C iron. 6 c: Moorehpad glvsni..td, si percent, discount. Si'ieet iuo, '.y,",. ttpfer bottoms, l'unfshsl copper, Solcir, 15.al.Sc. Wire, 4.3 per stnt.orf list. WE1.KLY LIVK nMuK K,i:POflT. I He ported by Fort t Joh.iso.-t, General Coaiaii--hion aloatnea of Live Mock. L'NZON fcTOtK YAhl ' July 10, S3. Cattle The orTer.ngs auring tte past week have leen ;ui;e liberal aud of fair quality. Rut little cfcsnge in prices. Fi porta, 1,400 to 100 lb r jOici'i to it od to Choice 1 2i'J lo l.SVt ;t M tieor ä O ii.i 4 l'.'lüia(,u iofair: O to l.L'xllbs 4 49 tl 9 Mockeis. tOO to ftij lbt. 3 2ai 23 (iorid toclotce cows and hriler 4 ü.Vaii 03 Psir to mouium tr.ws pnd h-.ili'.n : ? ?.r.tit 23 t omni n cowshud heller.. 2V. ti VcRltulves ecodd.'mud... ä ot,Ü7 CO Pulls, pfui to thoirc ;j fv) 4.1 r-o Fulls, common to fair 2 25 ; I 25 Milt h cows and calve" .j 0030 00 ITcgs Receipts. 7.91S head ; shipmeats, a 931 head. The rcct'pts ta-day are quite beivy and the market lowo.-: mixed lots hard to sell at any price. Ssles generally f j S3 to S3 93 for selected Ifgtt to heavy. Several loads unsold. .- thotp 51 ark et steady at last week's prices. We quote: Coed to choice. i;o lbs aad upward, car lets - ji snati m Good to cho'ce. 111) to 11.3 lo. 3 90(i i 25 Fair to medium, ?0 toJ lbs 3 4 J(t:5 7 t Common . . .. ao.j 2 Fucks tp r hed 2 wmi oj LaiiilK, q;sjd to choice - 4 25 'iil 7. LKmbs.com in on to fair a 5J31 00 Klsewbere. FAST LIBERTY. Pa. July 9. -Cattle Receipts 2.0M l end; luarketactive ai the opening priced of ): Ft wt ek. Hok Kettiels. ';,9.-"'l head ; market flow; Phliadeiphijj, ffi 4o(6 5i; 3'orkers. t i!3c' 45. &neei Recvii.f, 3.200 heaJ; market 6low at about last week's prices. KANSAS CITY, July 9.-The Uve Stock IndlC.'tcrrepcns: Latde Kocelpta, 3.900 bead. Market 1050 low.r; native Mers. 1.100 to 1 f'0 th, fl 53; cows. 12 v i4; grts. 1 xau. t ; ooi. IIoks P.fi.tlia. 3,000 head. Market S'ßlOc lower; rante 5 25 u5 60; bulk of silcsat $-5 304 5 t .. S.rep Receipt, none. Market v.iet; native, tMt. 15(1 V. öt fC4. yr.W YORK. July 9 -Firvcs-Keccipta, 4,330 1 tun. irl!c uboui rtedy: S3 2;g ii ' p;r ct.: ) io- tr. n-:e'ly:pr.jie ative Meers -.2; Krassfe d 1 c dUf-, S u ft 22 ; tipoi tcis used 25 car loads of fat s:etrs; liuid 56 10 for coed.

Kreep Receipts. 10,4,0 heat; sheep steady; lsmnsi. till and seak ; extremes, tljjtf pärcaL f jr si e p; J.".fi7 25 foT lariilu. ll.-i.t-Ke(p:s. 5 1.30 .'Kad; live hogs quiet and ntmlnal :t JO C!37 per cwt . ECFFALO. July 9. Cattle-Receipts to-day, 1,7 bead; n'aiket active end a shade lower; extra sitera. 83 (0; arod shippers, J) 2tV3 70; fair to tmiliiiui, f 1 4l'(i ; Stoi kers fcteady:falr tjR.iod, S 7..(.ii3: tut bulls, i I(j3, as to .luatity ; best gradea tli?iwtd of. Ki-etp Itcrciplsto d?y. 5.50.1 head; market dull; ,fl- to tr oa cllprcd. lü t 73; choice. J3.5 3 3.3; sprirx lambs, J4 .30fji t'.5 lltK Ittctipia today, tl.500 head; tbemirket ot crcd li.i't and i lc'v1' lover: crod 'to cnoice Yiü Uer, Jo 5(i;öi; fiO; ii'jht. S Z0j,i' :V; butctiers' BI O M-!i urn, s 4 :(ä'" ö0: l'iis, S'.s'i 23. CHICAGO, July 9 ihe Drovers' Journal repo;tc: lUf s-F.frcrtpis, 10,0(0 r.ead; shipments. 0.030 head. tjkct dull and very weak; 23(:!3c p?r 190 lbF. lowtr; u,lxtd. $.3 4(5 70; heavy, 3 70$$; light. S3 7l(ftG 15; skips, J'i &0n3 0: clotel weak. Cattle lUcelpts, lu.tXli head; aoipmeuts, 2,0j0 head. Market weaker and 5 :.l0f ctl ; coaimoa to f.tir, IC(.iöc lower: txiwris, S04); pood tochoice thiT :in,t steers, tt-:?-iy at 3 5v5 75: commou to meet tum. ii 7"-3 3?. thup j.;cccmi. head: sh'pnisnts. inae. I'aikcl v. e.lCi; Iblcrior to fair. S.vtl 3.3; irojd. f I 2,k ch'ic?, Sin. ST. Lori?. July 9 Cattle r.ectip'a, l.SOO h?ad : ttif uiCLt.s r.j t-cad: m?diam to tair natives for n.Urior Huprrieut and grass itims inacuve: exP'rt stetra, 53 v0(6; good to choice sh'ppia, 13 10 ii5 7-5:pM'd 3:ht to fair, Jl 90! 5 23: comawi, ti i"4(äl 7rt pfd cows aud hoüers. S! 23(.tl 75: cfir.iDi.p. J.J öCyil; fair to choice Kras U'cxaus, Siiul 5. Sheen Keceitts. 1.100 hcf1; shl;.meuts, none; Fair to frood muttous. f t "iCc I ; prima to choice, Zi J3: n r:iiu' lambs, tl 23rtjl 0. I! i; Active but i'wt r; lijht shlpjiing. 83 5 J;mixed ints and heavy sliipptn? " 5 70s5 90; recelpts, 4,900 head; shipments, 2H) head. OCKHKAL MAKlUSrO, Produce Markets. EIW YORK, July 9. Cotton Quiet; 19 3 if. 10 7-16; futures steady; July, 10.15c: August, io.2lc: September, iC.lOc: October, 9 Mc; N'ovenber, 9 82c; I'Kfrabtr, 9.8;?c: January, 9.l2c; February. 10.0:Vc: March, 10.11c Flour Uull : reoelpis. 11 fax) bbts.: eifcris. 5,000 bbls; superGne State, Western, f J 25 fj3 95; estraOhio, SlfG 50; St, Louis, J 19 6 75. s heat Opeted t'iSc higher, afterward lot the fdtance, declined :4(31'c aud closed weak; reecipts to.OOO bu.; exports, none; ungraded sprint:, vsc: ungiaded rcl, Dl'iSl 10; No. 2 red, I (; n.mer. No. 2 rc.1. SI llsl 11W: No. dt. Si 12'i (kl 14: ailoat. 1 17VS f. o. b . I 16V, tl 17 elevator: I mixed winter, Jl 05; ungraded white, SI 05 1 is: Rtesitcr, No. 2 do., M;.c; No. 1 do , sales of 600 bu. r.t f 1 U' Ft V.n.srv; No. 2 red July, sales of 5",9U0 fcu. at tl 112M ll?i. clo.vimr at Si 11: August, s.ilea Oi 1 CVHI.CW) bn. at Jll2,".rxl 14, CIorUik aitl 1J!: September, sales of 3 CS.itw bu. at Jl H:sül l H. cioBinir at Jl 15: October. Rates of 1 CJ2 000 bu. at tl ltV;gi is'h clofdr-ir a 4l ltiTH; Novemb?r, sttes t f 210.' Co bu. attl l4 al 2J, closing at Jl is.'i. ItrrnOpfncd 'fcc higher, after lost and outlined 15, 'closins weik; receipts, 374,0;'O bu.; exports, Ol.cto bu. : ungraded, 4 f.! c; steamer. 5sc: No. 2, 50c elevator, 590 (.oyc al'.oat; No 2 July, öSsoOOJc, clasiai? at fsc: Aupust, SOjGlc, closing at t' ?s0; October, C2iiti.l c. closuig at t'.2c. Oats y'(,ä, c lower; moderately active; receipts, 53 000 bu.; experts. K9 t u. ; mixed, 42a4t;c; white. 4ö'i32c; No. 2 ChicsRO, 4;:c. ColTee-Qaiet, Sugar Ci'iiet; rafined steady; confecttoat r' A. s' ;c; cut loaf and crushed, '.fC: jowdfred. 9' '4'.g". MoatsesQulet at Sic; l?st relinery, 2(n 7c. Rlce-'pnet. Petroleum Dull; united, llc. Tallow Steady and active at 7 13 lttc. Kosin-i'.iiet. TurpentineStroneer at ö7Jc. Fs Fresh firm at 17 (fv'sc. Ft.rk Dr.il acd lower; new mAR,iti 50. Beef-Doll and nomiual. Lard luil: prime ttesra, ti 9C,'fflO 10; Jul v, fs 97'. 2; A neust, f. 1 04 4 9 ?S; fceplewber, J9 17jS'J 40; October, JJ 22J9 47. Cheeec Vnchatged. CHICAGO, Julv 9 -Flour Dull an 1 unchanged. Wheat-Lower: 974'c July: 99;jc August: V 1 September; tl 15' i October: SI 04&1 0t.' Novtmter: 97V4c year; No i Chicago spting, Mlli 9 97SC No. 3 do , S2c; No. 2 red winter, JlOt'. mil Uniettled aud jenerally lower and weak; 4,.,43cah and July : 44c August: 4?vs Sapiem-l-'r and tcwirfr; 4'" c yer. Oats Dull and wek ; :;-t?4P CftJ-h: 3-iJc July: 2!r;Kc August: 27Xc entemrer: 27',;c jear. live steady and unchanged at.tc. Flax fcVid Firm at l S.(Wl SG. PorkActive, but weak snd luwer; J14 i'0(ä 4 2 cash and July; f 14 2514 27:.'. Ancust: J144'Cj.14 42SepKEiter; J14 45fcU 47)- Oftober: J'4 M year. Ft id Active, but weak and lower: JS 70 cash aud Julv: Ss 7.VÖN 77 Atiaust: S s-rits S7'i ?eptemltr: JS'.S 97j October; 5 r.:i year. Baiktneat j In fair demand: shoulders, 50t;0; stnrt rtb, S7 5i; t-hort clear. s 10 B-ttttr-Ouiet and unensaea. FgEEl'nchs lived. Freihis torn to Buffalo, 2c. tti.ll Roaru V heat Active but irregular;, dsi lined lue Ausiift: advanced ' ,c Sep't-mbe-. Cira ( Artitc: advanced to fX?Bc for Anuiiat a:-l Septemberfitic for October. Oats Firm; advanced ?,c At f!tiii and beptember. I'ork Active aad lun; sovsrtcd October. i.ar-l-Actle a-d bim: X"Y, August; t.S9d September; i-i'S, Octt-ber. heceipn Flc.iir, S.Ciyj or.lt : w!tCit,l 1 1 0 bu.: corn, W,'1' bu : .at. hl IM3 u.: rye, 12 1X0 bu. ; r-hiiry. 1.7CO bu. Shitime-its Flour, ; M ti I K ; w best. :'. tHXi bu.; rorn. 2:7.K.Kj bu.; oai.s, so.tco bu.: rve. 2 lr o bu.; burky. 5j0 bu. r A LI Ii'ORit. J nl v 9. Flour Quiet and tea ly : Ihward ht'ett Ui Mesitru -tHaiöuc,- S3 2"a,l; extia. 34 2. "'. ; f.-.ml.y, t 25-.f 23. va.'t ettri', b t-hf.le lettcr. cl(..)T;g oull; No. 2 wnt-'r red, kjoi.JI l;s4(.l lt'.w. July. SI M: August, St 11'1 1: Mpteuiter. it 1.3j;tl l;V4; On"l.--r. I 17,'4f 1 '.' ( rti Westen', a Hiade nt-thT: inUe i, not ard Julv. bVtutfshv: Auß'Pd, .' 9; ' ti'': h t ifoiri-r, ci'ifat'.i ", e)aUi Fi'mer: Vet-terti tsliite. 4:U','1':: mlAtu, JSi-Wi Rye Dull at 6-S 4 rsc Hat intet-prime aud choice Pe"tisyKdtiH 6Ld JIarytJid, Provliions-Qiiet anl

fte3y; njfMp-)k, 118 50. Knkmeit Shoulders at d clear lib sidea, packed. 8 2590 75 BaCDn Shcnlder. 9 2ft: clear rib idea, $.0 73; cams. f'4 7rsl6 lard Reined. $11 23. Butter -Dull ; Hestern, jacked, ciGc; creamery, liJc. Esrs tiotet at 1.3c Petroleum Dull and nmlrl: reficed. 7?7c Cofiee Dull and stead': Rio cargoes, oramaryto fair. 81i395c, Sugar Finn; A soft. i;,!4'a Whisky yalet and steady at 1 1 14 Freight to Liverpool per ateamer Steady. Cotton &8 3 2d. Floor la 3d Grain (la 21. Haeeipts Flour, 1,076 bbl,; wheat, 37,ooo bu.:cwi 6,C(Xbu.; oata, 1,000 La. ghipmenU-Wbett, 9.CO0 bu.: enrn. 109.000 bu. Sales-Wheat, 310.000 bu.; com. 21.000 bu. UV. LOUIS, July 9. riour Outi and abont 5e lower. Wheat Opened lower, advanced, tnen reacted, went down with a ruu, closing very weak and unaettled; Xo. 2 red. tl -061 07. closing i SI 05 asked; cash 81 WS: Julv. Jl 04;4i 0.3. cloiEg at II 04; August, fl 1C3I OT.closiciat l 03';; September. Jl f !3,l Cs" clofclLi: at Jl 17; 0.-tDbor. JlW'i'lC4; No. 3 red, 'J5!4c- Corn Lower and unsettled; 44?i(.15Vc cash; 4t'4t1.3e Jnlv: 47 4SKctepumbtr; 47(4 Octooer; 41:11' year. eloMhu at ou tide frioes Oats Cah nich-r-ricia lower; .V37ccaa&: SSC Jnly; 2ti"7(,c Angyt; 2.'?26'4c year, eicsing at lnai-l' iiureH. Eye Nomina!. Birley No market Lead-2iiit; hi rd. U X. Cora Mal Firm at tl 53. timpr xtd eggs unchanged. Provision Yerv nnpumled. lower; too irreguUr to quote; only job trad done. Receipts Flour, 3.000 obis.; wheat, 12.000 bu.ct rn. i.vOOO bu. : oats. 5.OC0 bn. ; rye, none; barie! none. Shipments Flour. 4.000 bbls. ; wheat, 27.000 bu. : cotu. 49.000 bu.; emu, 2.0U bu.: rye, none; barley, none. Afternoon Bosxd Wheat Activa but lower; Jl P4'g July; Jlfr.t Amrast; St 03-f-eptember; $1 07; ; October: SI 0.;; vear. Cora l.oer: 44c bid July: 43 August: Septemtr; 4 7Vc October. Oats-Lower; 32-'4cJuly: 20' c bid August, PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-Flour-Vcak ; Minnesota extra. 3 Stes6: Pennsylvania fumiiy, Ohio, J5 75.35 12i: wiater patent. J3 3Jropi 62; Wince bo'a patent, JO 75: rye Hour, quiet at J 5a. Wheat-Opened higher, rc-ac'el a"d closed weksteamer red, elevator, il C..; N,. 3 red do, 51 09-. 1 10: No. 2 red do. 1 liy,3l 13; No. I red. Jl i.3; No.2red. July. Jt 12dU Ji; August, SI IVimn; Sei umber, fl 151 13V October, Jl ltil 17.'oora Options weak; advanced ;aV4c. re.cle.1, alvaoee lost, and el seu weak; car Iom fi;m a-id sirorg: No. 3. mixed. 59j; steamer, hie;h mixel, f. c; st-Il mixed, tUiCY-: tail yellow. C.'c; do. Julv, 5"-'kc; AURtist. f4Clc; bepternber. 6;,c; Oc.otcr, ;'ai J Ic. Oats I.are expoit djuianJbiijed. .7.'!t": white. 4P447i ProvUioa ntcsdv. Beef Mes. J14 5elral5: Indi do fl Pork New mem, $17 i,019; prim, J17. u'ms Smt ked. J13 50(14 Lard Hiul; city rtfiuel J10 t0: sttsm, J9 7Vi. Butter steady at $ä,z;S. Jpg? Scarce and firm at 11x320;?. Cheese i "lief cnanety 8Vfa9c; fair to good, t'fr. Petroleum Cull t 7-!;7V4C. Whisky S-.-ady at f 1 19 Receipt Flour, 3 (0 bbls ; wneat, 3 5()0 bu : cirti 2.H Obu.; cats, 32,000 bu. Salpineuts Cora, y, .' 0C0 bu. CINCINNATI. Jnly t Cotton Q tiet aal 1 charged. Fiour la f ir demand ; family. Ji 5)3 4 75; lancy, lö.S f.j. Wheat In fair demand and loweiratt; $1 02i?l C3 spot: ft U".' September. Corn btrcPijer; iiKc rpt t August: September. OaUt StroLg aud higher at i7c. vye in fair dencand at 5.iy. Pork Cnset'ied au-i nomiutl atjlti. Lard-Weak at .m c:;. BullLtneaU-DuIl ard lower; f-houlders. J, 23; clt-ar rib. $7 00. Uujou Dull and lawer: t.üotil lent, 7 75; clear rib tctear, 89 75. Butter-Unchanged. Liee.l Oil'Ouiet at S4'a.3.V llocs-Weak; etommnn aad liht, $0,-66 15: packing and but'h!'. J5 756 20. Itectipts, l,3b0 head; t-hipments, 1.C0O head. MILWAUKEE. July 9. noar-Qaiet and nominal, wheat Weak; No. 2 Milwaukee, 9 " July, f 9t;,!.,r; AtiguM, 9c,!c; September. Jl 0. !! Coru Higuer and icarco: No. 2. 51 Kc. Out Lower: No. 2, .T4c: wbi;e, .yc. Rye Jjuil; No. 1, t4c; No. 2. .V2C. Barley Nominal: No. 3 spring, extra. 47c bid. Provisions L wer. Mess I'ork J14 4 cahar.d July: Si 1 53 A'utuU. Lard Prime steam, js so cash and JtT ; ft i August. Ho4 I.j we rat 13 40,95 73. Frr-i-rats Wheat to Baflalo, 2Kc: corr, 2c. Rcccip t ;.our. 9 Ox) bbls.; whest, 17.CCO t-n : e.ru. i.COo. PhipTents Flcur. 4 030 btls.; wheat. l.CLO bn.: corn, l.eoobu. LOUISVILLE, July 9. -Cotton-Steady. Flour

üteedy 8tia uccfa gcd. t h"at Dull and drool iig: No. 2 red. Jl old: nv, l-f3'.7 'e, Cjra Dull and lw.r: No. 2 white, 55c; 2o. : n-.ixei 51c. Cab-QtiKi;: pjixtvt Western. prorisions Uhsetticd, ptil(ky and outicult to give accurste quotations Pork Mess. $.7. Ba'kmeflKht ul.Jer. SO e2V: clear tit. 17 .VJ; clear. $S. Bieon Shouldcts. S7C0; c.ear rib, 50- clear, fo JO. Hams Sugar curca, J13. Lard Quiet; kettle. $12. TOLEFO. July 9 Wheat Active bat lower; N.-. 1 MtltoMichlgaj.Jl C2VS: No. 2 do r j;c:od, 65c; N. 2; red, cash and July. 81 C5H: August, 1 17.': September. 51 mii; October, l 10S: Xovembtr. $l 12: year, fl 00: Jantiarr, 81 i;. Ccin-Lull gnd ne ininal; hii-h mixad, i v.3c; No. 2 esst and July, ".to; Aceüst, K'.'-g?: Kt'tolcmber, tic; rtjtscted. 5CCa30X Otts Quiet: September or r. sr. vc bid. lteceipts Wheat. 6,0i0 bu.; corn. ll.OtO bu.; oats. none. Shipments Wheat, 9,009 lu.: corn, 25.CW bu.: oats. none. KANSAS CITY, July 9. Wheat Reoetpta. ,C09 bu.; shipments, bn. Market weaker; No. 2 red fall, skc asn; 87.' r.,1., 3 Angip-t; f-ss iptember; Sttc bid year. Uorn Keccipts Jl.'joobu; sbiiments, vi.oc-0 bu. Market hi-hcr: 37 cash; 3e' e; Augvs-; 3JX year. Oats HuaT at Cflit. LIVEnroOL. July 9.-Co$iOTi-In mode-rate domand at b?bic; tales. 1,000 bales; simulation ana cxrort, 1,1 uo bales; American, 7.7 .9 bales. Beef Kxtra India mess, 92s Cd. Eicon-Long Clear. 42s i.d; short clear, 15s 0d. OiWt'GO, Ju'y 9 W b en t-s ready. Cora-Dull. Cotton. NEW YORK, July 9-Coltcn The Fvenin? t I'ottFsys: '-Fiituro deliveries at ti rs: call ad- ! van: eo ". 10 S-lwc: second caII ho wed a further i improvement of 3 K'Oc, and afio-th second call 1 Fie cKnibLüwaa sutucieut to enable sellers to a?nln tsi-e prces 3-ICOc At third cell August sell 10 10 Si J10. 25c; September, lO.lDc; Ostober. J.'.üc: Dcftinbf r, 9t;tf; January, 9 92c. Future closed quiet but stetdy. 8 to 9 dt,Cc dearer thau las. Sitniday. Spot cot'on quiet at an Kdranceof 110?. rr icl and uplands being rai&ed 10 3-10 5. Sales. .341 bales lor export. 206 tale to fepinne and 309 tales dtiivertd on ccntr.u-ts." Otis. ANTWERP, July 9. Petroleum 18?. WILMINGTON, July '.'.-Turpentine-' j?. OIL CITY. Jnlv 9.-Petroleum Opene I at ft 14, reached il 15. and closed at SI It1;: th lowest point uecliedwas f I sues, 2.s9J,oj9 gals. PITTSBURG. July 9. Petroleum Dull ; united certificate steady : cloted at 51 14: reiiued, 7;-; a VC. Philadelphia delivery. Afternoon sessiou dull; opened sales at 51 13-a, advanced to 51 li,, and closed steady at Jl 14ti. BRADFORD. July 9 Petroleum Steady and (trra; total shipments Saturday and Sunday. 2,273 this.; charters, 7,000 bbl'.: clearance, 5,S0u.0.;0 btls. ; r.o runs reported. United l'ipe Line cerill:entes cif ned at$lU'4 and closed at Jl 1 1! ; highest prices, fl 14; lowet. Ji v;yt. Ury tiuiHll, NEW YORK. Julv '.'.Dry Goods The market is filling up with buyers. New business has not been in proponit a to extended, but for flannels and nrint. esrclalty lor prints, there !-.as bean a Koed selection. Lawrence &. to. opened Rood. Ccceco and Pacific new dark work at o.c. tiaiit in good sale, with pood business, and tue toue f the market is steadier: buyers are in good humor, and while Rood assortment will be wanted aid taken, the maikct la without any indication of a bocni. Whlaky. ( INC INN ATI, July 9. Whisky Steady atjt M. LOUISMLLE, July O.-WhUky-Steady at U 13. CHlCACiO. July 9. Whisky Steady and ua-C-ba; gtd. TA1SLI2 GOSSIi'. . True merit, like charity, bloweth not its cwn comet. Long prayers will not save a man who gives short weight. MidJletown Transcript, A gentleman writes to th 8 London Field that he has a duck which daily catches and kills from four to six sparrows. It takes hold efthem with its bill, shakes them aa a do? does a rat, and afterward throws them over its head. Ah You is the prettiest Chinese girl ever brought to Amen :a. .She wai one of the wonders of Kan Francisco's Chinese quart ?r, .and as such was pointed out to all touiist. One of these, an Knglishman, has fallen in love with and married her. ' Burglaries are so common in Massachusetts that a Nanlucket merchant has posted this on his safe: "We keep no money m tins safe. This ia for fire only ; our money is up to the house; come up. We have four shotguns, two nlles, three horse pistols, and one levolver, all loaded and ready for use, and warranted to kill at ten rods. Time ep?ut here is time wasted." Then follows the figures of the combination, so that if abnrehr is determined to get in he caa do so without brrakiro; the lock. Quite gorj.ecu3 railroad car? are run between Pans and Uucharest. Taey are carpeted with Sinyrr a rug3 t wo inches tbics, bDd the side? ct" tbe compartments are covered pert!" with embossed Jap-iae.- lcalhor paver and partly with Gi.beiin taoestry. '1 Lt tPhirg-To;-:ui cars, in which triuninhiof l-'rere h cookery are served, ere supplied wi'h bar tsci.oe c'ocks, tlamssk curtains, aad Venetian mirrors. UrcaKfsst cjr:sf 'f fiva c;ums tad dinner of fight. Ihe s'e-epin-r' car ate f pleroiily furnished, and hive his rs weil 8s cold wa'er. The average tp;ed is 'fcrty miles fin hour.

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