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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-09-21

STAND TON UNDEI.-Tl.c lr"se *"owi'
! as s.T,e Uid Brick H"tcl," u &c The
C;cu.t /, ,.t.e, is in drcrlfuIly d s"i'd' Cd
c.pl. o.. The roof has ras,'.li.s '"l'c" -,
while the beams which used to s"rpc'' he
p:azz., ale eatireIy rotten, and the only
woncc is, :h" they have not falle" already
scve.4 At f,m,I;es i've in the old ooke'y, to
whou,, as well rs to he passets'by, We c>tend
tits gcatlc warning.
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cHrTHcH DIRECTORY.

Methodist Church-Rcv. A. ]. Stokes, Pasto'
Ill A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. s. II. Hay, Pastor
1lO4 A. NJ. and A T. NJ
Episcopal Church-Rer. J. srEISFoRr MD
xrr, Pastor-Il A. NJ. and A P. NJ.
Baptist Church-Rev. A. X. DURHAM fas'0'
III 4. NJ and P. NJ.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-09-21

BI:1E SocIrrY MEETING -lhere VIII
hc .rc, rug ii tie ke'<l,aN Distric' Bible
Sacie:y &C. ,cxs sunday cvee'ag at 7:3O
,'c::>.~. 8 the Presbyterian church.
Ad: -. " II be delivered by Rev. Mr..
Eoiles 20 A:,r'. AL BY others. The pub
lie &c respectfully ,nvited to attend.
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Latest Cotton Quotations.


New YORK, Sept. 10.
The cotton market to-day is unsettled
and lower; sales Of 1850 bales at 2O3 cents
for uplands. ....
.,........ BALTIMORE; Sept. 10.
Cotton dull and lower sales OF 81
lalcs at 193@20 cents for niddling.
.- CHARLESTON, Sept. ]9.
Cotton closed dull; sales Of 100 bales
1t 1s3 cents for middling.
LIVERPOOL. sept. ID.
Cotton closed quiet and stcady: uplands
SAD; orleans sgd.
!Nl oar,Nr TO BUILDERS AND Con-
,rAcroRs.-W learn from our Charleston
exchanges that Mr.. P. p. Toale, the we'll
known manufacturer of Doors, Sashes. Blinds,
&C.. has established depot at No. ~ Hayne
street. where he keeps constantly on hand
MT only all articles from hisown .nanutaet' ~,
but alsn every variety of builders hard 5aree,
French and American window glass, both
nlain and Ornamental, slate mantels, and, in
short, everything necessary to finish hand
somclv a residence, a store, or church. :.
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CAMDEN COTTON MARKET.

CAMDEN, S. C. September q, 1871.
The sales for the week ending yesterday
noon. were 200 bales. We quote:
Nliddling la3'T E
The shipments for tho same time were
3S6 balcs ..
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-,::t,s.. A - sGaE. i -NFrER.-I'eters' Musical
gMathly i0t:.to5vr Is to hand, containing
fifteen beautiful pieces Of music: printed from
fill size ms. plates. 1t can be hid j.:
j.. Tut, cents. : The Publishe: also 'fe;s t.
send ,-y,s I'd. ivr IL. lo'lar s;x>hac& nru,-
be,s, ".a";"y .ro" ains . "'e h. "drel
pie"es 'h'icta 'e"cs.,,.": = worth a le''f
$500. Sen wa: :rler t. tic Publisher
J. L.%Pc.e.g $50 B'o. diva: New-York: and
,<, oul " .yL g.. Il. you vii &C. y''r mr"eys
.ses.worth.
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CRIME IN CuEsrEHFIELD.-We learn
fr: Il : / abe source that Silas Ingram Jr.s
on rs s turday night, stabbed and ki led
J. &. Newman son Of Mr. Nelson Newman,
in Ia 'c;ghh ''iood of Brewers Gold 'iinc,
rl,cr ;. :, Chesterfield County. Our in
f,unans states that Silas Ingram Jr., came
to Ncwnlans house, where his mother and
sister, Newman's wife were, in state of in
toxication where he stayed short time and
then declared his intention Of leaving. Ii is
r,et,,er besougbt Newman to 60 out and try
e.. de;yt him from going. Newman went
:nt Ind meeting him near the gate caught
his bride and
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OUR CoTToN MARKET-This used 10 be
the best cotton market in the State, outside
of Charleston, and we see no reason why it
should not now be- From our exchanges:
the only other place, except as before, which
b as boughta as much. cotton as we have, this sea-
SON. is Columbia. In Sumter, the sales for
the last two weeks do not exceed our sales
for one, and the prices though apparently
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-A sq"'d" "fC.s'
S,ld;ers arrived IN tie train lat evening.
The sergeant in command does not know
whs he ;s. ordered he.e, but awaits os'' >.
S,..c!odv will find Oh, what II mc"'' t.
fo,e b., days. We nave OR :":l'''''n'
br. - eict ~s;';"s to sec 'e,"e; =: &c
cor: ct, 10 express ns i er"c
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FEARFUL WOUND IN HIS THROAT,
scvcriug his jugular vein and cutting down
10 the breast bone. Newman lived but
tic or sx hours. Ingram is still at large,
and cannot be found by the Sheriff who is
in pursuit # him. Mr.. Nelson Newman
To- another son just week since, and new
anothe' heavy sorrow has fallen upon him.
JIG a~l his sons widow and family have
,u. ,'aoerc sympathes in their grief.
C:""e has ASA ned fearful proportions OF
late end in most instances can be traced to
the Influence and use of that most disastrous
enemy cf the human family, strong drink.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-09-21

A PUBLIC NUISANCE. -Eeycry' night,
: but more especially M s'surday, tremendous
shouts, wells. screams, schreeches, hootlnSs,
proaas, curses, songs, and all the other noises
Known to humanity, are freely bestowed upon
the, dwcllers in the uppcl part OF town.
Can't then uisance be ahated?
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HEBREW NEW lEAR.-Las' Saturday
was the Jewish Festival Of the New year.
Ii xas generally observed by them in the
nlace
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:" SoSs OF TEMpERANcg.-To one who cou-
siders what state of things existed SIX
weeks ago in this commun:ty, and now loo"s
upon the good which the fe-orgau zatio" It
tie Sons Of Temperance has effected. the
ekaase is almost marvellous. Still, there
are many who are hot yet awakened to
sense of their danger, and who say, "thcre
is no use for me to join, because I do not
drink to excess" whereas, the fact is, that
drinking at all is excess to many Of those
who thus reason, because they do not require
it, and so, any indulgence is excess. Ar
ruments, however, do not often convince in
thing of this kind. Sad, blasting, scorch-
Il INC experience is the only teacher. A me-
lancholy fact, but fact nevertheless The
subject is worthy the consideration Of all
thoughtful men, and while there arc n:a'v
who have their Gown views u.,Hn iae sab-
ject," {it would be strange if ;he' ID ~
hays some views, at least they Sit uta be
wiling T., discuss them, to sec = ..r' ="
stand ihe te,t of reason because - ''y
can wrong views be corrected, or else it is
Virtual acknowledgement that they fear t.
expose those views to the scrutiny or criti
cism Of an adversary.
The Division is fcurish.ug fully as much
as at first, and numbers some Of the staunch
est Of our citizens.
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OUR COLUMN. FpIEsDs.-Wc present to
our readers n. weec, the ..dve.t:eme :, of
Messrs. r. Il W. C. SwArrIElD, VIII - r.
tise the largest aed mcst des a5lA ''c' IT
Clothing, Hats &c. ever seen il l''""i'ia,
and of Messys w. ID. Love & Co., VIII" have
q variety Of all kind gtcds to please the
eye and the :lste. MIR. JonS Il. Joy, well
known to ou> people, Cali be found at their
establishme. t. -'
I:oth lhe:e .rms re 100 well known to =
!. aui.e any thing more FROM u. than mn nd
casion that they are sup and about"
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BOARD o. EDUCATION.

The Board OF Education met yesterday afternoon.
All the members were present except Messrs.
Palmer and Duryea. report was received from
the Building Committee, awarding contracts for the
following schools In the Seventeenth, Nineteenth
and twentieth wards-School in the Seventeenth
ward, mason work. $50 $50, 10 T. Herman; carpeli-
ter wors, S2T,2se 10 NJ w. Smith: painting, si,26i,
20 James NewhoGse. school In the Ninetcentn wara,
mason work, S5i,4l3 TO Moran Armstrong; car
pcn,er!ng s29,475 10 w. Germond painting, Si,t,5,
TO Charles y. Cornell. Furnishing granite for Normal
College, 15,C54 20, to Nolan MeGrath. Adopted.
resolution for the Increase oil salaries Of several
Reaustlon on the Comptroller for $4,000.
Adopted Grammar school No IL was ordered "a
be closed after July for repairs. A resolution wes
offered by MR. Bell 10 close the schools on the ad VI
July, which was adopted almost UNANIMOUSLY
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS. June 90. 1871.
Cotton strong midilnss 201 net receipts, 3s; gross,
1U3 sales l2t0 atuck 3y,lu3
SAVANNAH, June gs, 1871.
Cotton very dull mddings E5<; net receipts, 20l cx
ports-toastw.se, 1853; sales, So stock, S,5is
LOUISVILLE, June %, 1871.
Tobacco continues active and high ssles 26S hhds !;
lugs, 80 Is IS rs low to medium leaf, 81 a 3l3.
OswrGo. June q, 1871.
Flour In good demand and steady sales 300 bb at so rs
for NO spring. 81 rs for amber winter So white winter
IS rs for double Wheat lower; sales $4,000 bushels
NO red winter at 81 5S, 2,J0J do Milwaukee club
$l 49, 5000 do AZ 81 ID and ou0j do Corn
quiet; sales 300 bushels high mixed at CSC Oats and
quiet Barley, rye and peas Inactive Corn meal 80 for
boltei 81 ~ for unboied, per cw.. Mfeei unchanged
Shorts, 500 1913 shpstuis s3 81; iiddngs So $50
ton TO quality. Hghwines, 9Oc Canal freightshc
bsher on grain Hour. 3Oc wheat Tao corn 6aac to New
York lumber, ~ 10 the Hudson aud IA 70 New YORK Rail
road rcights-Four to Boston, &c. 10 New York, 40c;
Albany, SIC Receipts by ake57 eco bushels wheat $4,000
do. l00 do peas, 3i5 900 feet lumber Shipments by
canal 100 bbs -four "a 900 bushels wheat 5000 corn
3,iO0 do rye, l,a,2 Guo feet lumber.
CHICAGO June g. 1871.
Flour unchanged, but more active. Wheat irmer No
spring closed 1T 81 % in the afternoon dull and unchanged
Corn sraiy, No mixed closing ut 5ic in the afternoon
duh and unchanged Oats quiet declined &C.; No closed
DUH at tSc Rye stronger mt o6c &c. Barley nominal at
73c. 75c Highwnes held at S9c Provisions hrmer
pork closed at l4 rs; lard i0sc seller July Dry sailed
TIC. Live hogs active at So 30 "a 90 Cattle quiet
So % IS $40. Receptsa,O bbs. -four, 800 bushels
wheat 2 200 bushels $4,000 bushels 1000 bushels
and 900 hogs. Shpmens5Up bbls. -four, 800 bush
els i7 0D0 bses 6l coo bushels 5000
hogs lIeighls quiet and steady.
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The Manner in Which Wall Street was
Observation-Disclosures Railroads Prohibited
from Declaring Stock Dividend-NO
Authority for Watering the Seek OF the
Rock island Road.
CHICAGO, June 2s, 1871.
In reply TO recent surmtses OF the Buffalo COM
anercial Advertiser that The recent misundersand-
ing relative 10 Rock Island stock brought about
by the publication OF apparently Official state
mcnt that stock divideud or 100 per cent would
soon be declared, the tribune OF this morning says
the Chicago ROCK Island and Pacific Railroad IL &
corporation created originally by the laws OF ILL
nois. IL mas received authority from the Leisa-
ture or Illinois to declare a stock dividend Of 100
per cent any other amount and the Legislature
Is prohibited ny the constitution from grant
ing any sucn authority. These facts ought
70 be known to the ducst intellect IN Wall street.
The bonded debt oil the ROCK Island Railroad,
amounting to S0,00oooo, might be converted into
stock If the Legislature should authorize such pro-
ceeding This debt represents capital actually in-
vested IN the roads, ana Il would be permissible,
under the constitution OF Illinois, 10 pass law
authorizing an Increase or the capital Stock OF the
road stand In place or the debt when the latter Is
actually eXtingushcd, but it would not be permissi
bic 10 water the stock 10 the extent OF one dime.
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at e. closing at &C. Rosn was FIRM with u,oder,s z, Dc Dc
Lage were he'd higher Strained closed II 80 IT, Tar
Was Inactive but nrnly held At as 20 for ahngton and
frTEoLEuM-Both crude and refined continued quiet.
oa prces were without pesceptoe change The oerngs
Crude - bulk held At 42c and lac ba We have ony 10
delivery, 25cc. There sae Of 1900 bbls.
at s5c but unable H. July held at 2s1c.
9sS. but apchrnssa The 5epartea 500 sg
bbs do hall August at aac shipping crude held at
oo siossReceips meats, lss packages; lard
Sc7 bbls and erces The pork market active and
% Sr I hs @ M 5
d. S % i5 80 for August and Sis % for sepemh6er
July At si5 si5 TO- Bacon was quiet there were small
sales a. former Beef without
was ie more inquiry and sales o. 80 ticrces az 81 2
ooSs S boxes d. ssG
8 nr wers aae but prices lard
saes 40 sGss A. los e for far to choice Western
for August and lie for October Butter only moisraey
s sSsed for .nd @
Western Cheese quet prices weak at 2c for choice
RiokA fair demand prevailed from the trade and
goon and nc 7ac for Patna 50 erccs Carolina at $40
sGaAE.-The marke. scarcely steady. Prices were
without VIII q,oaDs aeraon The demand was fairly as.yc
good refining Sjdc ID hhds penerara iic aud lso
nrm at full prices, closing fs,6c for waite and
quote @
tair TO good fair refining 9c 95c good to prime re-
fnng 9sc. 9sc. fair tn good grocery 9c. 0c prmeto
choice grocery iOGc U6c; centrifugal hhds and boxes
99c molasses. hhds. and boxes, Sc aec melado
li9c l95c. Hnvana-Boyes Dutch standard Nos. to g.
She Sac 40 lq 70 10 s,sc loIc DO y TO 70. loc
do, white l2Sc l31ac. Porto RcoReanng grades, Sc
a9Mc; grocery grades 9lc. i0Nc Brazi-Dutch stand
ard Nos to IL &c. 9c. Javl-Dutch standard Nos. 10
q &c.
TALLow continued firm, a3sc with sales OF 10000 lbs.
WHsKEy.- Receipts AS bbls. The market quiet but
steady at ac with sales of 50 bbls Also OF 90
bbs old at SIC.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
A Favorable Condition Throughout the Dis
trict--A Manin for Keeping COws-AuOiIier
Auncis on Slaughter Houses.

A Favorable Condition Throughout the Dis.
trict--A MANN for Keeping COws-AuOtI,er
Attack on Slaughter Houses.
There was meeting OF the Board or Health
yesterday Judge Bosworth In the chair. After
waiting Tor a time for quorum. several members
having had appointments with the German singing
societies, business was commenced and the usual
routine gone through with. OF the matters warrant
ing note was the Increase OF desire on the part OF
the inhabitants well up town for Keeping extra cows
ana various breeds OF fowl. All such applicants as
could give good character for cleanliness were
granted permits while those known 10 be careless
with either cows or pigs or fowl were peremptorily
refused.
Drs. myers and Erosion were reported for having
failed 10 report cases OF smallpox and counsel was
directed TO prosecute them.
IL was noted that several clerrymen continually
refused 10 report marriages performed by them, and
counsel was directed TO ascertain Their names anu
apply the penalty.
to place $4,000 10 the credit OF the Board in the
Tenth National Bank, and by the same vote the
Treasurer was directed to pay ths salaries due tr.
Manicrre remGrkne that the payment would, of
course, be made with the usual twenty per cent on
The following was then read and ordered on 1le:-
BuEEAU or REcoGns OF VITAL srATrsTlcs,
To TIE SECRETARY OF THE BOARD or HKALrn OF Tnz
have the honor report 1856 registered deaths for the
& Tso 9sSe ~ Ssn "y wes e o @ ySs
caused ,si deaths; constitutional l3 local, l2s
eases of smapox-a decrease Of 3 Twentyhreo OF such
fell from 10 Q, and that OF scara.ina from
II z. Typhus and typhoid fevers each
stoned but death, the as In the preceding
week. We have reason 70 congratulate our citizens
the small mortality from these two formidable
during prescn, year. Eryspeas credited with
deaths in The past week, and pnerrera iever with none
The two ANALOGOUS diseases lately prevalent have almost
disappeared within fortnight. Diarrhnal affections
dnccd ITO deaths AGAINST 81 IN tho previous week OF the
l0) place among children less than
old deaths ascribed to remttent ard TO nterms
pbthi.s pulmDnas caused 40 dcathan increase
OF ~ death attributed TO sunslroke.
The reading the barometer for The past week
2ass. 6799 beng
g45 less for the corresponding period within
back. The maximum temperature 81 degrees in
he shade Tuesday and lo aeeees in the sun on Friday
The minimum 5s degrees Tuesday The degree
humidity equivalent to 6249 satraton being
scented i0J Very respectfully, obedent servant
CHARLES L. Russell, NJ. D., Register OF Records.
The following from the Bureau OF Sanitary In
spection was read and took a similar course:-
BUREAU OF SANITARY INSPECTION, J
HEALTH DEpAHrMENT, No. sol MOTT sTaEET,}
NEW YORK, June p, 1871. J
To THE BOARD OF HEALTH or THE HEALTH DrranT.
MEST:-
the honor to submit the following comparative
statement Of contagious diseases reported TO this Bureau for
Tho wox vee a n enc y.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

The Southern State bonds were very dull but
generally steady, closing as foliows:-Tenncssee,
ex-coupon, 70 TAX; do. new, 72si TAX; Virginia,
ex.coupon. 6a6 66iS do. new, u 73tl; do. regis.
tered stock, old, SAX So; Georgia skies, So SO;
do seycns, o3 "a; North Carolina, ex.coupon, 4aH
a.; do. funding, 1896, IS 81; do. do, 1885, 80
90; do new, &c q 27A; do special tax. 2o1s 2osS;
Missouri skies, 96S 81; DO. Hannibal and st.
Joseph 95 a co. Louisiana skies, 10 49, do. new, 81
CT CO. levee s'xcs. FOX ~; do. cights, SO 90; do
pcncatiary sevcns, 10 rs; do. railroad eighs Is
IS; Alabama fves 6s 10; do. elghts, 1913 alo4 do.
railroad egh:s, e5 100; South Carolina SKIES 10
IS; do. new. January and July, So 62i4; do. do,
Aprn and october, GO 61s4; Arkansas skies. SIX
n 90; do. sevens so IS; Mobile and Ohio Railroad
sterling, 81 a IS; do. interest eights so So; DO
second mortgage e.ghts 81 a 10; Mississippi Gen.
,ra Railroad first mortgage sevens, SO IS; do do
second mortgage eghts. u a so New Orleans and
Jackson Railroad first mortgage, 80 o.; do. do.
second mortgage. 70 IS; Memphis and Charleston
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day.
THE CITY BANK SHARES

The following were the bids for the city bank
sharcs:-New York, 1876; Manhattan, 1855; Merchants,
l16; Mechanics, l4o America $780, City, 1885, Phenix,
lo7; North River, %; Tradesmen's, 1877; Mechanics
and Traders, 13O Galiatin National I2O Merchants
Exchange, ex, 1o2H; State OF New York, I12;
Commerce. OK, III; Mechanics Banking Associa.
ton, 1854; Ocean, 90; Mercantile 1873; American
Exchange, li5h; Pacific, 100; Bank of North
America 1875; Irving, 126; Metropolitan, 1885, Peo-
pies, 145; East River, lie; Market 1871; Nassau,
LOG; Corn Exchange, 129; st. Nicholas 1885, Marine,
los; Park, 1853; Manufacturers and Merchants, l04;
Central National, 1885, Second National. 1870; Fourth
National, 1o7; Nintn National, II2; Tenth National
ex. 1926; Gold Exchange, 70; Bankers and Brokers'
Association, "a.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway bonds
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| FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
VII STpFrr. 4
W ALL s5ThFETs
WEDNESDAY, June 2S-6 Il. nj. {


WEDNESDAY, June 2s-6 +. M. (
On 'Changc to-day wheat opened steady, II not
firm, but was unsettled toward the close. The cot.
ton market was drmer and fraction higher.
MONEY EASY.
The money market was easier, and lenders had
some difficulty in getting four per cent for balances
loaned stock collaterals. Three per cent the
general rate in such transactions and two to three
per cent the rates on government securities. The
public are steadily realizing upon their stocks and
the money thus set free goes to swell the already
large amount accumulated In this city. Just now
the smaller operators are selling out under the be-
lief that they can buy back just as cheaply AFTER the
Fourth Of July recess. and meantime save so much
interest. Prime commercial paper in fair request
at 5l per cent, with AZ OK per cent as the
IRENE quotations for strictly first class names.
Foreign exchange was nominally unchanged on
the basis OF 11oh 1903 for prime bankers sixty
day sterling, and Ill 11lH for sight bills; but the
market was not firm, and might, perhaps, be called
weak at these rates.
GOLD sTRoNG-l12A A 113h.
The bullish sentiment OF the Gold Room being
encouraged by the large specie shipment this week
there was a further rise In the price to 1l3h, as
against 12a4 a 112X, which were the figures OF the
first sales this morning. Tho course OF the market
is shown in the tablet
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Ffalf-pasi Five O'Clock r. M.
COM EERCIAL REPORT.
WEDN RsDAY, June 2S-6 p. M.

= W EI9N ksDAY, juno Us y. III.
CoFrEF.-The market for Rio Santos was strong
The offerings were small, MD tho demand was good
at quotations The sales 200 bags Rio per steamer
North America, 6Ua bags do. per Merrinaac, and in
Baltimore 1900 bags do. per Ciifton-al private
terms. Other kinds held renewed Rrmneas in
sympathy with the improvement the Rio but
the sales were in jobbns lots Full prices realized
9uoteRio, ordinary cargoes l0c 011c; fair do l0lc
lie; good do llc HE prime d.. l2lsc. Eye;
treme range lots loc l3c all gold To- in bond.
thirty to sixty days credit Java bags),
2cc do: grass mats lsSc 22c Singapore, lie lSc;
Ceyon l5hc Ic; Maracaibo, I3c. l.c iaguayra, tc
loo Jamaica, lSc l3nc; ST. Domingo gold in bond.
vac loc Costa ktca, l313c l7c Manila Hc l5c.;
15c. all gold thirty 20 sixty days' crsdit, duty paid
CorToN.-The inquiry for cotton spot continued
very moderate but IN OF limited offerings buy
ers were compelled TO advance of hc H. upon all
qualities excepting ordinary This Grade neglected
entirely nominal IN value The markc. closed ut the
improvement, but quiet. The sales were as foiows-
I-L-4 IL Aua-. IL
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY IN the TWiNry-ssCcyO WARD

Yesterday morning, between twelve and one
O'CLOCK rs Roundsman Morris, OF the Twenty-second
precinct, was passing through Sixth avenue he
noticed man In STOPPING position ut the door OF
the boot and shoe store No. ISL, owned by Thomas
sherry. on coming closer the officer found tho man
in the &C; OF picking the lock on the door, he
arrested the would-be burglar and another man
who was with him. and on searching them found III
their possession complete set OF burglars tools.
iTney were then taken To the station house. where
they gave ther names az James Grady and Richard
Clark, anl having been afrai2heI before Justice
Bixby, NJ the yerkvie Police court they were he'd
TO answer in default OF heavy bail.
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LcCIprNT 10 Jurs: FIGURE.

wagon driven by Judge Mcguire IN the Contra!
Park on Tuesday afternoon, was run into by recS-
less fellow named Burton Mansfield who drove
fast team. and very likely wanted to show on Inc
Judges wagon was upset anu broken To pieces, ana
he and his wife pitched OUT on the hard ROAD con-
siderable distance, severely pruis.ng them. Mans
ned was arrested and held in $1,000 TO answer BY
Justice Btxby. at tie Yorkvllle Police Court