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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

To THB EVENING starr would suggest to
the butchers and other dealers to remember
that the people who buy their provisions have
some interest in their proceedings. They have
left almost in body the Center Market, and
have virtually abandoned the Corcoran square
market. Don't 1t look like they wanted to Gre
ate monopoly of their own in the Savage
square market? 1t Is said that many OF the
butchers aud dealers are stockholders in the
savage market. The people now in certain
sections OF the city are almost without market
Facilities. The dealers should be careful that
they don't provoke bad feeling ag ainst them by
the consumers NORTHWEST.
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PROPERTY SALES IN ALExAypRIA-Grean
* wise, suctioDeers, sold to-day, for @. w.
Natties, commissioner, the following real es-
cite street, between King and Cameron, to w
MountJoy, for $50; Hugh Latham's lot OF
ground, on fairfax street, between King and
rIinee, 70 j. r. McGraw, for $500; Hugh La
side OF Wster street. between King and Prince
10 VIM. n. Brown, for sos; Andrew W. East,
JACKS two-story frame house and lot, on north
SIDE OF Queen street, between Royal and Fair
fs1, TO James E. McGraw, Tor s7OO.-Sen.i-
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The MARKET HOUSE WAR.-On SATURDAY.
morning at the Washington Market there were
only three butchers in attendance, and these
Of the company for the purpose of suppiying
The people, procured quantity OF beef and un.
der the superintendence OF Mr.. Lafferty two or
70 cut the meat. The butchers generaiIy are
holding out, e, not coming near the Wash
ing Market, being located for the most part in
tne savage Square Market. 1t Is said, however
that some who lett the market with the major,
NY OF the butchers, and located at the o street
lCorcoran) market intend 10 come back.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DGfAkfNRNT, Otcs OF CAtsf SirscI ON.rI
WAsElNsIoN, d. o.. July s, 1874, 1879 m
PRoBABILIrIEs.-For New England, the middle
states and the lower lake region, clear or fair
weather during the rest Of Monday, With wiads
shifting to easferly or southery, decided rise OF
temperature and SLOWLY falling barometer For the
,oIth Atlantic states clear weather in th7 interior
neht rain near the coast, variable winds, q slight
tall OF temp ersturs and rising barometer For the
sun stats, generally clear weather, spt or the
immediate coast, eastery westerly winfs was, of
Alabama, satienary or rising Temperature and con-
uEned high barometer. For Tennessee and the
ONO valley. the upper lske region and the north
wfs: generally clear weather during ths day ex-
cEpt In Minnesota, high tenn perature southeast or
eter.
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business Office Of TIN
STAR ranged to-day a. follows:-s A. m rs; 10 a IN
4; IL m, rs: 2 D. m, "a, - -''
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THE COURTS.


To-day, Henry johnson, assault and battery
on Lucy Gardner; So. Edward Smith, indecent
exposure; $50 and costs. John Francis Dorsey,
assault and battery on Rose Dickinson; IS and
cost. Margaret Jones, assault and battery on
Francis Friar; So. John Williams and VIM
Belt, forfeited each SIS collateral. Thos. Burns,
assault and battery on Anna Burns; . and costs.
Thomas Alexander, assault on Robert Wash
ington with knife; $50 or sixty DAYS in iail.
John Hawkins, larceny of coats and hats; COM
mitted for action of the grand jury. Sylvester
BROOKS, assault on Henry James. 1t appeared
from the testimony that Caroline jackson and
Brooks had some words, when Brooks choked
her, and Jones expostulated and Brooks drew a
pistol They told James to 60 up stairs. and he
Gld, put BROOKS followed him and struck him.
James struck back with an old musket, and re-
ceived a thrust with bayonet; $40 and costs.
Jerry SnOwden, assault on Louisa johnson,
plead guilty, 81 but it wasn't done Intentionally"
number OF colored boys and girls were play
ing, and the accused fred pistol, the powder
OF which burnt the face of Louisa suspended.
VIM. Garrett and Joshua Garrett, ass ault with
intent to kill George Tallisfero. This case
originated over q bagatelle table; one OF the
brothers calling TalliaferO an ugly name, and
On the latter demonstrating with him the older
drew revolver and fired two shots one at Tai.
hafero and the other at Beckett. William was
neld for the action OF the grand jury, and judg-
ment suspended in the case Of the other. In the
cases OF IL. A. johnson and others, charged
with ob.aning money by false pretences of +.
Mob. Timoney Il Co., by means of drafts. a
noile pros was entered. Daniel Whenn, assault
on - Curran; 50. James Walker and Waiter
Robinson, assault on John Hanivan; Walker
was fined SO and costs and Robinson IS and
costs. Isaac Jones, assault on Eliza Jackson;
1I0; BENJAMIN Martin, assault on Mary Ann
Williams; So. John Ross, assault on Martha
koss by, knocking her down and stamping on
hsr; jail sixty days. James II. Matthews, as
sault on Catherine Dutch; SO. Edward Kidd,
nolle pros. Forty-three disorderles, profani,
ties, &C., were called and disposed Of
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FRIGHTEFRD TO DRATH.-In Providence
Saturday night burglar entered the house OF
the Hon. William Chase, and entered the room
OF Abbott Eddy, brother Of Mrs. Chase. On
hearing the burglar, Mr.. Eddy raised an out
cry, when he was attacked and badly, il not
fatally, hurt. Mrs. Chase heard the outcry,
and being greatly alarmed, died immedi ateiy,
either from rupture Of q blood vessel or disease
Of the heart. The burglar escaped.
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AND ITS PUNIsg-
MENT.-Early on the morning Of the 4th inst,
at Enterprise, Miss, q fendish outrage was
committed on a child five years old, the dauyh-
ter OF an esteemed merchant, by a negro named
Kidd. He was committed to jail, but citizens
overpowered the jailor, took the negro to q tree
and hanged him. He confessed the deed, and
there was no doubt of his guilt. Whites and
blacks say, "Served him rightn
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THB CHARGE OF EMBEZZLRMKNT AGAINST
COLONEL T.. 81. YRRaER.-COOnel T.. NJ Yer
ger, who was arrested Friday evening by Police
Oficer Gait, Of the central station, charged
with embezzlng drafts to the amount Of $4,000
from j. II. Maddox, was examined on Saturday
before Justice Hagerty. Deputy State Attor-
ney Carr appeared for the prosecution, and q.
w. z. Smith and j. G.. Mitchell for the de-
fence. j. III. Maddox, formerly Of Louisiana,
put late OF Washington and Baltimore, testified
drafts, amounting in value to $50 900, for which
ne took receipt. The drafts, two OF 5000
each and one of $4,000, were accepted condI-
uonally by T.. Lander, Of Washington, on
whom they were drawn, and were endorsed by
MADDOX. The receipt, as well as articles OF
were to the effect that Yerger should negotiate
the drafts for o certain percentage, and th at he
should surrender the drafts or their proceeds to
Maddox on demand. 1t was alleged by Mad
dox that Yerger had stated that the drafts had
been negotiated, and refused to surrender the
proceeds until he (Maddox) settled standing
claim Of 81 800, being money alleged to have
been advanced some time since on mortgage.
Herger's defence was that he had no desire to
keep the drafts or their proceeds, aud ne was
Yerger's counsel claimed that there had been
no embezzlement; that redress should be had
in civil suit, and argued the point that the re.
turn OF the drafts or their proceeds to Maddox
BY Yerger, according to previous arrangement,
was conditional upon the payment Of money
claimed that under state law passed In 1867 Q
violation Of contract between parties, drawn
- In this instance, constitutes embe element
the justice held the accused in $4,000 bail to
answer the charge before the grand jury,
Mesers. j. j. Snead, j. McCarty. j. G,
Mitchell and j. j. Chancellor, becoming sure.
ties In 81 900 each. The drafts we're given up
70 Mr.. Madd0x.-Bdifimore Sun, 9Th.
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FIRE IN THE HARVEST FIELp-Crops De-
stroyed-Quite an extensive fire occurred near
Frederick junction, Maryland, last Frid Az
destroying large quantity of newly harvested
wheat In shocks, variously estimated from fifty
to two hundred acres, on the farm of Colonel
Chales +. Trail, DIR. McKenney, Messrs. Boo
sius, Jarboe and Markell. The fire, it is sup
posed. was caused by sparks from locomotive
on tie Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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MATRIMONIAL ExCuRsIoNIsTs-Two con-
pies from Richmond awaited themselves of the
opportunity afforded by the Centenary Sunday
school excursion TO 60 TO Washington and get
married. One couple returned TO the city with
tae exeurslonists; the other remained In Wash
ipgton. Most Of the relatives and friends of
the high contracting parties and all Of the ex-
eursionists were unaware OF the purposes OF the
couples when they started upon the trip
Richmond DispQfek, Sd.
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OWNER FOR HAT wANTBD-Nwn sends
to The STAR Office a new hat found bv him
yesterday morniE 9 in a vacant lot adjoining his
residence, on Capitol Hill, and writes: ''In the
few buttons, and q tooth or two. / trust that
'S. Fisher, -, whose name Ia in the hat has not
been messing since the zephyr Of SATURDAY
evening"
III there is enough OF as. Fisher" left to make
hat desirable IL can be obtsined on application
1t The STAR Office.
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FATAL RESULT OF A BURGLARY.-Saturday
night burglar EN- tered the house Of Hon. WIN.
Chase, in Providence, X. l.. and entered tue
room OF Abbott Eddy, . brother OF Mrs. Chase.
On hearing the burglar MI. Eddy raised An out
cry, when ne was attacked and badly, II not
fatally hurt. Mrs. Chase heard the outcry, and
being greatly alarmed. died Immediately,
either from rupture OF blood vessel, OF dieeaso
Of the heart The burglar escaped.
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WASHINGTON KNIGHTS OF PYrHrAs ON A
VISIT TO BAETIMoRg.-A delegation from
Excelsior Lodge Of Knights OF Pythias of this
city, on Friday evening paid a visit TO Golden
Locge OF Baltimore, by whom they were re-
ceived at the depot and escorted to their head
quarters at Col. Joyce's on Camden street.
Ihe visiting members were Messrs. j. T.. Col
lIns, John E. Sioussa. John W. Falconer, q. n.
keoniDg, j. W. Talbert, j. II. Sioussa, n Il.
Delavergne, j. w. Carr, and Francis NJ. Glenn
ents- Friday night fine collation. was given
them at Wagner's Green House, on Pratt street.
after which they presented Golden Lodge with
the portraits, In one large frame, of the officers
OF Excelsior Lodge, the spokesman for the
Washington body being Mr.. Collins, and the
reception remarks being made by VIM. Leonard.
On the Fourth the guests were shown other
courtesies by their hosts, were escorted to
the various points OF interest in the CITY, the
parks, &C., and in the afternoon took the Wash
ington steamer for home. George A. Free
burger, Samuel Greenwald, and Others were
the entertainment committee on the part OF the
Golden Lodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-06

UppIRzooK's FArR.-Wm, T.. Udderxook. of
Baltimore, convicted OF the murder OF Goss in
Chester county, Pa, received the news of the
decision OF the Pennsylvania supreme court
evlncing discomposure. On Friday, however
he was somewhat disturbed, though hopeful OF
Q pardon. His counsel advised him to prepare
for the worst. His wife was in the prison, much
broken In spirit. By singular cotncidence the
decision OF the supreme court OF Pennsylvania,
whereby the last hope of the prisoner was de.
day on which he committed his stfocious crime.
The body of Goss, Udder kooks victim, Re buried
In the most retired corner Of the PRESBYTERIAN
graveyard At Penningt0nville. Nothing marks
the grave but carefully heaped mound of
earth, Oh which there is not blade OF grass
growing.
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~Bishop Whelan, Of West Va, lies dan
ously i'll at st. Agnes hospital, Baltimore.
~Right Rev. Bishop James O'Gorman. of
the Roman Catholic church, died suddenly in
Cincinnati, yesterday, Of cholera morbus.
- Three cars were thrown from the track of
the Chatham branch of the ALBANY railroad on
the 4th, near Mellenville, and eleven or twelve
persons seriously injured.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

TRuSTEEs SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
hTGH IsSTnHhkr, GEORGETOWN, D. O., AT
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date on
the l4th day OF August, A. d. ls77, and duly re-
corded IN Liber 6s5, folios Is, one of the laed
records OF the District OF Columbia aud BIZ df ecton
the party secured thereby the updersiened trus-
zee, VIII oner Tor sale, on the premises, public
iaa; CLOCK p m, parts of lots numbered niue
U-fhiee and ninety-fOur. II Beatty and Hawkins
aool1on to Georgetown, ID. o., the Same being in
proved by two-story and basement brick house,
suitable for and used as q store aud dwelling the
house being No 80 Nigh street. Said parts of lots
oegin at point on the west side of said High stree
one hundred and fifty. two and eleven-twelfths
l52 feet from the Intersection of High sire 81
with Isl street. and running theace wsetwardy and
the house on this ground and the house next a.
lo1nlng on the south one hundred aud twelve llal
feet TO the west line Of lot ninety four (94 in said
addition; thence with the line Of said lot nina
.iour south twenty one and three twefths (2l alal
tet; thence easwardly and parallel with ths said
nrst line OF this parcel ef ground one hundred and
twenty i2O) feet TO High street; thence by and with
efheetnning. The house has six rooms ard ia we'll
located Tor business, and always rents WELL
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars cash; balance in
SIX, twelye, and eighteen months, with interes, AT
SIX Per cent? secured By deed of trust on the
". deposit Of Sl00 will be required when the
property is struck Off Ifterms Of sale are rot CON.
pled with In seven days after SALE the trustee re-
serves the right TO resell the property at the risk
and cost OF the defsulting purchaser Copyeyan-
cling at cost Of purchaser.
g. w. COOPER Trustee
yl-d&ds TH0S. DOWNING
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TIE ArTRSTIcK Of capitalists is called to the
advertisement OF desirable building lots on X
and streets, between 4th and 9Th streets
northwest, to be sold ~ public auction on to-
morrow, July tn, ct 81 O'Clock p. m, by B. H.
near the new Northern Liberty market house.
and are adapted either for stores or private
dwellings. Parties desiring to obtain 9 6ne
building site should not fail 70 attend. See B.
II. WsDey's Advertisement In our columns.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
HOME AGAIN HOME A9AINu
AND EEkY GLAD OF TT

IL AND YEkY GLAD OF 1T,
=, with eaiarged premises, improved machinery,
the Dt talent 10 be had in the country, ia fact
efef facility Tor doing the best work at low prices
we ", ud respectfully inform our friends aud the
tatioE in the pssi; p"'
OUR MOTTO is EXCELSIOR
IN pyeinE ard Cleaning Ladies dresses. Shaw's,
Pants, ard Vets.
At home to everybody from Ia m until sunset:
SATURDAYS from q m. until So D. m, al the oil
ttabd established 1884, the most Complete ia the
country. Lyery body come ard seeus
W. III. wHEATLEY,
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KILLED ON THE FOURTH OF JCLY-About 2
p. m. on Saturday white man, named Michael
Nash, was brought TO the Ith precinct station
condition. and expired in a short time. cor
Oner's inquest was held at o'clock yesterday,
and the jury returned q verdict that the de
ceased came TO his death by reason OF injuries
OF the head, occasioned in some way unknown
10 the jury. The deceased was an aged man q
native OF Ireland, who has resided for many
years near the Government printing Office.
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A CARD.-Prior to lowering the floor Of our
store to conform with the new grade, we will
sell the shelf goods-Sardnes, Oils, Patss,
Jams, Jellies, Canned Goods, Sauces, &c.-at
about cost for cash.
Japanese Fans, one of the largest assortments
in the city, selling at and below cost.
b. w. REID & Sous,
SO 1914 f street north west.
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DR.. White, chiropodist, viii be in attendance
after which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands OF persons who
Visit Dr.. Whites establishment (No. 535
Washington, De- find that timely attention
to those important members, the feet, econo-
mises time, and conduces to health, comfort,
ana cneerfnlness, and probably to length
OF life. DIR. White removes Corns without nam.
20 the patient can walk with ease. He success
t rin treats Bunions, vascula. EHcrescences,
OF the rect. ONCE hours from q. m. to 6. d. m.
Fee, 81 per visit. Established in washington,
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CWY ITEMS.
PIECES.

DEADLY ARE THE DISCHARGES OF KNOWLES
INSECT POWDER GUN, loaded with Kno,cles'
plaques which are such hindrancs to cleanli-
ness and comfort; but, though destructive to
them, 1t Is perfectly harmless to humanity, and
may be safely handled by child. The large
packages are more desirable than the small
ones, as they not only contain treble the guam
tity OF those sold at half the price, but obviate
the inconvenience Of renewing the supply. De-
pot, q. n. Crittenton, No. Z Sixth Avenue. Sold
by all Druggists and Grocers. eo3
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III O Nv A Ii d 8.

lyon sre suffering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipston, L.ss Of APpetite or General Debility,
according to directions, and il you are not bepe-
fitted BY II 60 back to the parties from whom You
purchased IL and get your money back. Ali parties
selling il are authorized to sell upon the above
terms Tor sale by Druggists and Grocers generally
BR0WNING a MIDDLETON,
Clio Peunsylvsuia avenue,
Jel2 sm Proprietors and Manufactures
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UsR less of D0oleys than Of other Yeast or
Baking Powder, as 1t is much stronger. Put up
full weight. Give Il fair trial.
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NEW BOOKS,
kEOEIvRD And FOB eALlar
nLD STAG WHISKY.

TAG Whisky 70 Distilled 20 oar order AMI Lent in
cond yor s tnfiI tts age tcavrants az IN Offering n
Dme prchcJor use, ssedtctsal or social.
ne increasing popularity sciA ,ohich Il Aas bees
met ssnce ats Introduction ten years AGO. for61ds ann
ses.toaoH on our part "a claiming for q smoOtA-
ness ana f1aoor snsErpassed- lLs purity zoe g1ar-
Our right and title 20 ae erclusive Us, NJ "a,
oTond % on record al the United States Patent Oos.
HALL q HUME,
DHALERs IN FINE WINES, BRASpIEs
WHISKY, &C,
iepo econ e0T MlRKFT SPACE.
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Foot AUryeRv. re-

PONDS EXTRACT 10 for sale at wholesale by
Chas; St0tt q Co., 4s0 Pennsylva nia avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
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the two frame houses, Nos. 14ls and 1870 N
street northwest. Both dwellings were entirely
destroyed. Lose, 80 500.
AT $50 .. m fire was discovered in a frame
extinguished by the hook and ladder company
without turning In an alarm. Loss trining.
AT l225 p: m. an alarm was sounded from
No. 1875 street, between 18th aud 18th, south
west. In responding to the call, box of one
Of the fore wheels Of the hose carriage OF No. 4
throwing off Jerry Leary, the driver, ana Joe
Daniels; both were hurt, the former most Sc
riously. This mishsp rendered it necessary for
No. to procure the extra hose carriage a. No
engine house. so
The roof Of the rcrs.aenea 81 of,ser Mullhop
= &c. east took Are from paper wad,
which was fred from an old muskst, but the
damage was slight.
X. Witmeyer, near the Washington Schuetzen
park, caught fre between the ceiling aud roof
OF the porch, and was extinguished by the
neighbors. Loss, $3.50; fully insured.
About two O'Clock D. m. the roof of q frame
house, No. 1l0l 1 street northwest, belonging to
l, Nolte, was discovered on fire from a defective
rue; Loss, $780, principally caused by water.
About3 X O'Clock p. m, an alarm was sounded
from box 8, caused by the burning of house at
the corner of 18th snd l street southeast, occu.
pied by John Grouse, and owned by Mrs,
Mccormick. Loss, between $500 and 400.
AT 1ls25 p. m. false alarm was turned in
rum OoS Oh. owing 90 tue wires being disc0n-
neeted by the storm No. engine company did
not respond.
ACCIDENTS
boy named Lewis Kay was playing with a
bottle filled with powder, at the corner of 10th
and streets, on the It'll, when the powder ex-
ploded, burning his hands severely.
Benjamin Ella, colored, had his eye badly
injured by the explosion of powder at the cor
ner OF LIST and streets southwest. He was at
tended by DIR. Williams.
Two horses belonging to Mr.. Nixon, brewer,
"A
ished the vehicle.
The CRIMINAL CoURr, Judge Humphreys,
Will not sit until Wednesday. The following
cases have been set for trial on that day: John
BROOKS, larceny; F. P. Wiswell, arson; Isaac
b. Cox, larceny; Wm Harris, assault with in
tent to kill; BARLEY CUrran, Jos. McClelland
and Chas. Green, assault and battery.
JAMES MCGEE, wholesal and retail dealer in
hams, bacon and drlef beef, will occupy his
stalls in Center Market. regularly hereafter. I
L
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nIssoLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP

The firm OF HERR WEIGH is this dav dis
Liquidation. All HERR
JAS. 8. WELCH,
0eorgetown. July i, 1874. iyf-2.wlm
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WBRK's DoINos IN WALL SrRErr-Exnlains
STOCK operations on small capital without risk
Oopy sent nee. TUMBRIDGH q Co.,
lo,NA 2Wall street, New York.
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The MRrkela-

BALTIMORE, July 6.-yirginis skies, old, 30; vIr.
gipfss concentrated, 500; 40. peeiers, Sc: West
virgihias, lcA: Esrth Carolina sizes, old, D.; do
BALTIMORE, July 6-Cotton dull and mammal
low middlings, lea @le1a. Flour quiet aud steady
wheat quiet and steady-Ohio and Indiana red, I IS
OILS Corn hrm-white southern, 81; yellow south
efn, Us; mixed western, new. 7e; old. 79. Oats ex-
CITED: prices higher-eouthern, 7QG75: western
mixed, 6@6S; 40. white, 20. Rye nominal, e1G95.
hay unchanged: Provisions quiet but firm: no
stock Offering Pork firmer and higher-mess, 1870
aSa' bnIk Observation-Disclosures, ~; clear rib sid as,
YEA. Bacon-shoulders, IA; clear rib sides, IOs,:
sMpgar-cured hams, lI@le. Lard l2x for refined.
W estern butter quiet asd steady-prIme to choice
23@15. Coffee strong. quiet and unchsn zed WHISKY
9niet and steady, s6Gl.00. Sugar stroIg and quiet
NEW YORK; July s.-stocks active but feverish.
Money, "a. Gold, los Exchange, long, ass short.
1914. Governments active 49, s'
NEW YORK, July 6-Fiour quiet. wheat dull
and In buyers favor. Corn quiet.
81 LONDON, JnIy 6, 1880 p. m.-ConsoIs, 9Hs@aY
LOT money and " ~ Gs2s4 for account.
LONDON, July 6, l:s0 .. m.-Erie. .. Paris dis
dispatches quote reDtes al GO francs % confines.
LONDON, July 8. 8 80 .. m.-The rate Of discount
In open market for three months bills is "a psr
Erie, ~.