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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-07
EFrom sulnrday,s Daily ILerald.l

FoRTY-EiGHT wagon loads of mer-
chandise, bought in this city. were
shipped to Johnson county yesterday.
ONE Of our merchants, yesterday,
found on opening two barrels marked
"sugar," to find the contents securing
sand.
A FLAT lead Of hand ears, of a very
handsome pattern, are ut the Pacific
depot to be used on the sections of that
road.
BUSINESS ut the telegraph office the
last few days las "advanced" rear
ward. You will not fluid as many
sticks" there now.
SOME boys were in pursuit Of a wolf
yesterday afternoon on Live Oak street.
In making It's escape it bit two dogs
who jumped out from Il yard to catch
it.
ATleast two ton, of garden seed have
been planted in this city, this season,
which is likely to produce about q
dozen or twenty-five miles Of stomach
ache.
TIE burning Of small frame house
near what is called Cumberland Hill
was reported to us yesterday. 1t had
not been occupied for some time, and
it is supposed to have been fired by
some boys, who were seen playing near
it.
A YOUNG man was turned over to
one of our authorities yesterday for
stealing watch. AS this is the maiden
offense of this young mans rob5inG
another man of his time, Well wait
until it grows on him before we break
his name to the public. Budding genius
is apt to be set back by being too much
"tooted" at first.
BY next winter we question if there
will be half dozen wood stoves used
In this city, so popular is coal becom-
ing, thus quietly though surely putting
n barrier to the sin OF tie average
wooeiman, who covers wagon load OF
worm-eaten bark with SQUAD sticks
and sells it to you for Il half cord OF
split stove wood.
A HORSE attached TO Il buggy let
himself slip at the Central, depot yes
terday and wasted away ten minutes
in dividing the buggy into miniature
shingles. He kicked thc cushion high
enough to resemble Il huzzar'!s outside
of the reach of anything earthly, and
ut length stopped under tree about
five miles down the railroad, with
about capfull o! sound harness left.
We are deeply panied to learn from
Sheriff Barlley that Judge \. a.
George, of the second precinct, while
out hunting night before last neal
Lancaster, was shot in the head and
face by Colonel A. II. Rollins, much
esteemed citizen OF Iutchins.
, The wounding of Judge George was
of course, the purest accident, resulting
in this way: The judge, atthe instance
of several of the party secreted him
self in some dense underground ant
was to simulate the cry OF a panther
and deceive the remainder of the party
who were to be made the butt OF th'
Joke. Colonel Rollins forgetting thi
part of the programme had no soone
heard the cry than he brought lis gul
to his shoulder and fixed, the shot talk
ing effect as before mentioned. III
unfortunate gentleman was carried +
Lancaster and medical attendanc
summoned.
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lFrom sundays Daily HeraId.l

THEkE isn'ta man in Dallas, with
corns, who, attending mass meeting,
couldn't tell you the kind of boots
worn by every one in the crowd.
DALLAS school boys, "wl;o know
how it is," despise the spirit of i'm
movement which demands the growth
of forest trees.
THE Litchficld car works are fur
nishing some very substantial made
ears for Texas railroads if we MAJ
Judge by the specimens ON the eide
track of the Pacific road, which are
San Antonio railroad.
MEssRs. DENNY d. Co. have pur-
chased the lot east of the Elan street
Presbyterian church, of Mr.. Roger, and
will at once construct store house %
byloo.
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Ttt residence NJ Me- Jollnsoil, u
umlor NJ n mllo west ofil,c ffihily
brldgc, wa r,bind on Friday nleit NJ
II IAN and ten dollars IN gold, by u boy
WHO Ind been engaged Ia work on ne
place, aud wlio wogmed Oh cary sat
mday morning.
4 reunion Of the young people ol
Lancaster will take place on the even
ing Of the llth instant, at the star
mills IN their town. Colonel Nance,
one Of the propricIors Of the mills, was
In the city yesterday, and comedies
that mill ~ rather novel place lor
ball, but says that IL il grandiy
adapted TO the purpose ANA tll"' III
who attend may be sure of II gloiiousiy
Jolly time, and plenty OF room TO mp
leather"
VS. invite attention to the card OF
DR.. W. S. Lee, in to-day's HERALD
DIR. Lee is homeopathic physician,
highly recommended by the HFst ii'c''
in his branch of thu profession, chief
among whom is DR.. w. II. Holcombe,
OF New Orleans. To all who favor the
homeopathic system of medicine we
have no hesitation in recommending
DR.. Lee rs not only Il gentleman, but
Il thoroughly educated physician we
have seen his letters of introduction to
some of our citizens, which speak OF
him as in the highest terms as gem
tleman and physician, and we most
cordially commend him to our people.
We may add that DR.. Lee was q grad
uate of medicine under the allopatilic
system and practiced it for a number
of years.
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Ini,srsi!Y rgbl.Aing Co.'S s.lesl Bsck..

Recommended oy The Legislature o. Texas.
ami adopted by many Q. HE County B.'ai,s.
RETAIL PRICE LIST.
Holmes Frin."r, iGc: Sp,llGr. l3c; First
Reader, lUc; Second Reader: Be; Thir! Read
cr, soc; Fourth Renier, 5.jc FiItl Healer, sl.9j;
Sixth Reader, 81 ~.
Venable's FIRST Lessons In Arithmetic, soc;
Mental Arithmetic, iir; intermediate Arith-
metic, G0c Practical Arithmetic, sl.is, Ele-
meutary Algebra 81 80; KY 10 Nernblcs
Arilbnetic, 'Rlc; Elementary Algebra. sl.M.
Mnury's FIRST Lessons Ia Geography, 6'c;
Int, mediate geography, l2j; Manual of
Geography, %: Physical Geography, S2.2j.
Holmes FIRST Lessons in Grammar, J0c;
English Grammar, gJc.
Holmes History OF the United States, 81. SOC;
Carriers Elements Of General History. $40.
For sixty days from date, will give a src-
cial cash discount on the above hooks.
e. II. CUSHING.
Houston, Feb. %, 1874. l6dlawiw25wlm
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NfsgsS'E.

The Daily Herald Is NOW far
nisIiei to suDsc rfneas by "arrier az 30
cents per week. TlIa paper VIII DC S'e-
tivcresa regularly earl, morning NJ III
early ElGmr. 10 Amy pari Of ssie city nii'i
suburbs Within 4: mike and "a i:'sif Of
t!ae e0uVs fa05g.e. Subscribers iRiifnE
10 receive ;1cir paper VIII Obii&" by
reporting so VIZ. E.n8y M tE.ig Gt.irc.
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HOB WORK.

we have thr facilities and the "0rh-
men 10 do ny good work, am" NJ ~
low rates, ~ onn be done anywhere
and we mean TO do IL. HrinE YOU"
Fine dob Work 10 THE DAiiY HEIR
AID OFFICE. Corner OF Main an"
Inlnnr strcCts.
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Twelve lots (one block, on the principal
business street of the town of Hutchins, on
The Central railroad, in Dallas county, for
sale at low prices. Amply W
jobs W. SWlNDELLS,
lyl0dtf Herald oillce.
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We have tried it. Tried what" why, the
great Cough remedy, PICTORIAL bAl'M!
Having derived benefit from II, we use the
scriptural injunction, "Go thou and do like
wise" For sale by all druggists.
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RasL'!y-.

a good thing to know when your mar Is
turning grey, IS that BiEeaud's lightning
Hair Dye reproduces its natural appearance.
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Mr.. w. III, SparLe,

or Shreveport, is our authorized agent for
Ehnt CITY. 10 whom parties desiring to ndVcr'
sise in or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
.nnrt EnllN rniLarrnl.
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MIR. q. W. BECkS EFT

W our authorized agent for TINS eily, WIZ. WIN
power to make collections ana soiicit au ,,,
tiaaments and SUBSCRIPTIONS ior this pnp I'LL, .
All contracts made by nm Will pe i'eoS-
uiZeu by this Office.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Hallway

Missouri, Kansas and Texas Hallway.
This pioneer line to Texas, having complet-
ed their great iron bridge over the Missouri
river at BOonville, are enabled to offer still
better facilities for travel to the great North
east.
BY special arrangement, Puilman's palace
sleeping cars will he run between Houston,
Hem ustead, IIearne, Dallas, and points on
the line of the Texas Central Railroad, to
Chicago and ST. Louis, without change or
cars to New York and the principal coinmer-
clal cities of the North and Fast.
This line passes through delightful coun-
try; and, having been completed over year,
has q smooth track, n well settled road-bed,
and are enabled to make quick time with
safety.
Al passenger trains are fully equipped
with Miller's patent coupler and Westlng-
house air brake.
Our advice TO the traveller from Texas is, 10
travel via the NJ, X. * It.
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Go 10 Stegail a. 60. for snrni-
!,;vc, books, stationery. crocE-
cry al,ss glassware. Wiiis;oH
Shades, pictures. and all Kinds
Of rnouissings, wall paper, step
ladders. liable and pocket cut
lat.S. 2S0dSwtf
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NOTICE FO ADyEE,EiSEIss.

Hge-caFfcralI bills for advertisements
II this paper Will be collected mon'"iS'
unless otherwise specified In contracts
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees III s.is
Herald onice viii be allowed ina seIt O.
ments wis, the office unless an ors!e"
from the Proprietor il given.
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CAPTAIN soguN ~. lane.

Assistant secretary OF tie senate. Is al
authorized agent of TIE DALLAS HERALD III
Austin.
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4 beautiful young lady went to Il ball one
cold uiyht-danced till late hour--becamc
too wprni-wcnt home--was chilied-Slcit
next duy--doctOr several dnys--no relief-'
friend calls--urgcs the use of English Feninie
i,itters--one battle cured, lIdlm
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General Undertaken.

Respectfully informs the citizens of Dali las.
and the surrounding counties that lie has
fitted up his establishments on Cochran
street eX prosSly fOy The business ana is pre-
Jared to make collins al tle shortest hotico.
10 order, and trim them in all sly les. He
also Keeps on hand, ct AL times, collins of a!l
sizes, ready made, with the exception uf
nOiicc, day or night. He has also made ar
rangerenIs 10 keep on hand II full i.SSort-
mrut of Metallic Burial Cases, which He can
deliver on call lie has the Nclu>lYc agency
for these burial eases, for Dallas and sur
rounding counties, ANA can supply them nj
the lowest prices. Having provided hiri'al
with line Oval Glass UeuI-n and necessary
appcndagca, he will undertake all the Dccei.
s.Iy arrangements for burilis With dispatch.
He has determined to make this his eXcu-
sive business, and respectfully asks the pat
:gwtr. A. w. MORTON,
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Attention. Grangels!

Blank forms Of application for member
ship to the Patrons Of llusbandry can he pro-
cured at this Office nj Sl.Ui per hundred.
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MEDICAL.
SINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER.
MEDICAL.

TIs n sin TO hoard up money and refuse to
supply The natural wants and demands OF q
suffering, bed-ridden wife. lis a sin for a
mother to bend over the couch OF beautiful,
lew dollars for her benofit and relief. How
MANY thousands Of mothers and fathers are
to-day cursed with the above sin: Siclkly,
pale, emacfated, care-worll, suffering, females
can be found in all perts Of our country. A
remedy can be had, and YET they refuse 10
spend q little money for It. The rsmedy that
will cure Is DR.. DromsoOles English Female
Bittcrs. sold BY druggists, ndawm
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go Farmers.

We are paying the following prices for Pre-
duce:
s. cents per bushal for corn.
52,a cents per bushel for onts.
e. 70 per hundred for sheaf oats.
SO % per ton for hay.
BIRMINGHAM e. FELTON,,
23w3m Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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E.nRiac I

] have received 81 large lot Of Hover seeds.
Also u lot of flower pots at ten cents piece.
fcb7dIw23wlm nc. HOSKINS.
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Ladies' or gentlemen learning telesraphing,
ut the Dallas Telegraph Institute, arc GUAR
ANrrFn profitable employment when
throngh. Time occupied in learning,
twelve to fifteen weeks.
22wG EDIT. BASYE, superintendent.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPhETi
FOR s5AE.1c.
The well known propcrty.snown as the
s.SJrutchncId House.

In the city OF Dallas, Is offered NJ P'''"''
sale. For terms, inquire oil
GRO. W. BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUrCHFiELD.
n.,,... Ma, o. lsig. HUltf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-08
COURT OALENDARs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBKRs-Held by Judge
Lawrence-Nos. 10, 49, &c. 65, 80 49, o. 100 l03 LOG,
215, 2lo, 219, 220
suraRxE CoURr-spEc1AL TERM-Held by Judge
Demurrers.~Nos. + 49, 10, Is. s. Issues or law
and act.-Nos 50, 1875, l50 1855, 158, l73, 1872 1874,
49, 49, IL I'd s i So is i e. a sss 20
Is a. 49, a. a. IS, ia, l46, 1873 loo, l69 Ito, III
SUPREME COURr-CIRcUIT-Part Held by Judge
oSso Il par sns
Van vorst-Court opens at hafpast ten O'Clock
A. Mos. 1871. 2s16, s127. 24sa 2S49, 2o2, s120,
1885, 1745 1925 liza, 1777, 1885, 1882 292l, 11o5 447
sursRroR counr-spEc1AL TERn-Held BY Judge
spier-Court opens at eleven A. M.-Nos. u, /,
sUrRRloR CouRr-TRrAL TERM--Part Held BY
Judge Freedman-Court opens ct eleven A. M
TAI, Il. ST. ss7 eS5, eSi. Part S-Held BY judss,
Monell-Court opens at eleven A. M.-Nos. 1872,
1909 ~ ~ ga 1885, o62 GA, 1880. sse, 1868, 1882
COMMON PLRAs-EouITY TERx-Held by Judge
LArremore-Court opens at eleven A. M--Nos. "A,
ConMoN PIRAs-GBNERAL THRM.-Adjourned till
the fourth Monday in June.
at ii "A. M-Nos. 27lo, 1917, ara, 1880 24oe ls25,
a sSs S2 100 sSs ~ a asd S
opens a. il A Mos aioa. isS7, scSs ssao Sas
ls4s, 27s4, 5000, 70, 1856, 2z44, 3s0l
Judge mcHdsm-Nos. $685. H aso7. 4sss soos. ass,
6aoS, z2se, so4 1885, xsll ssl 1854 1884 45oe SOIL
Part 2-held by Judge Gross.-Nos. 1872 ~. ISL,
1854 1895 A7O6 4710 2p4z 1885, 823 $685. $685. 6l94,
1885, Part 3-Hed BY Judge Spauldng.-Nos 4043,
4789 6l5 $780, 1905 lo4S 6061 $780, 5267, $685. $685.
537a 5363, 5O42, 6O43, 5l9s, 1885, 1892
COURT or GENRRAL SEasr0NS-Held Dy Recorder
Hackett--rhe People vs. Joseph Greeley, robbery;
Same VS.. Ernest Uhng, Louisa Germs, marie Nsney
uel Alestine, burglary; same vs.. George Dobbins,
grand larceny; same vs. Jacob smith, grand lar
Same vs., Wolf Isicks, grand larceny Same VS..
Alonzo Speight and Anthony Gonzales larceny
from the person; Same vs.. John Wesley Mudgett,
seduction.
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COMNIERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and LOwcr-Flour Heavy
Wheat Lowcr-Corn Lover-Oats Easy
Pork and Lard Easier-Sugar Firm
Coffee Firmer-Freights Lower-Petro-
leum Lower-Spirits Turpentine Low
er-Rosin Easier-Whislkey Steady.
SATURDAY. June Go P. M.
The trade movement was fair last week, but
there was good deal OF irregularity In the mar
kets for general merchandise, and prices nuctuated
considerably. This was especially the case with
those commodities which hste formed the basis Of
speculation during the last month or two con-
tracts Tor which sold to q very large amount.
Bona ede transactions, however, were moderate,
and the markets. as q general thing. tended in
buyers favor Dry goods were emphaticaly dull,
as was likewise hardware and many other staple
articles OF merchandise. The export move
ment Of flour and grain continued uninter.
rupted, the receipts from the West from
day to day being readily absorbed the major part
OF them having been sold previous to arrival, and
in numerous instances before shipment from
Chicago and Milwaukee. The greater part Of the ship
hence during the week for tho United King
DOM but no nconsidcr went to Continc ntal
Europe. The markets ruled heavy during the first part
of the week. but toward the close both -four wheat
frmer for imE-.!tate delivery, though offered
freely tor future delivery at considerably below prices
current Future sales were very moderate during
entire week. however, advices from abroad being OF
an for the part with reduced limits
in numerous instances Corn irregular being lower
the first part OF the week, but afterwards advancing,
and closing firm at the Improvement Oats were in
active request, and, being all through
the week, tho market hrmer with al
most every succeeding day. whskey was carried
up a higher point under limited receipts and fair
Of attraction for speculation and sales TO compare.
lively large amount were made from day TO day,
prices going with little or no Interruption To-day
there was no especial movement IN any direction,
'Change to-day Saturday -four was DUH heavy and
quiet and steady but subsequently declined ie. per
6usheL resulting In far Corn also lower,
but the market was quiet closed tame Oats were
quiet and shade easier mixed. Pork and lard
dull and easier. Groceries met with fair trade and
the market nrm. Rio coffee was advanced nc per
ib Fregnts generally speaking, were duh and rates
easier Pet oeum was again lower, selling at 12sc. per
gallon for refined. which Is considerably less han It
costs TO make it. Spirits turpentine dull lower
and nominal Rosin met with moderate trade At
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Cotton dull and unchanged good ordinary, S,Sc Net
Cotton dull and unchanged middling, l7kc, Net re-
ceps $50 bales; gross, 6!6 Exports coastwise 2Ou9
Sales LOO; last evening. 4oo Stock 1879
MoBILx, June 8, 1874
Cotton quiet; middlins, lsazc.; low middling iSc
ssSsssiss sd Sales f ia 0AleA
SAVANNAH June o. 1874
Cotton nominal; middlnG, iSc Net receipts 70 bales;
gross 1872 Exports coastwse, 3SA Sales So Stock 6on
CHARLESTON June g. 1874
Cotton duil middlng, l7c. Net receipts, as bales
Exports coastwlse, SO. Stock. l0,6l9
WILMINGTON N. O., June 6, 1874
Spirits Of turponne dull At &c. Rosin % 10 90 IS for
for yellow dip and SIS 50 Tor virgin Tar steady At 81
Flour steady sales bbls at 5! 50 for No spring.
Ss for amber winter s. % or white winter 80 double
Corn meal ssi io bolted $50 for nnboIied.
sSn IS Sss son canal aGT g;
s9G e nsw Ys,f 1s%Y Sf
e % saa, @ Boston @ Z S
shipmsnis bushels wheat 1850 d. CORN s7 90
feet OF lumber.
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty four hours =:
Flour, LILO bbs wheat 264gl6 bushels corn "a 500
do. oats, N,7v0 do Canal shipments-Wheat, l52 $40
Wses $500 bushels Sss s &c Ra oats sspSr
oats e. -Four quet sales 100 bbs Msst,
amber, fi % s White SIS s. wheat neglected.,
holders asking s6 for Duluth No 81 SO 81 81 ior
ing fully ic higher Sales 1000 bushels No. al 66c
csc. Oats dull sales No Western at 56c. Rye nom.
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The shipments Of the week amounted to
q, 7oO,1o6 American coin; $33,O4o foreign coin ;
gold bars $s44 silver d. SIS. silver coin
$elS Total, $2.415,384 Al. The total exports OF
specie since January ! are $25,l54.1S5, against
81, 4e1. e73 last year and $50. 4os se4 In 1872.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These generally sympathized with the course Of
gold, the tendency being downwards. Railway
mortgages were likewise weak In tone, with
prices ruling lower towards the close.
THE COURSE OF STOCKS
throughout the week was uneven and irregular,
depression being evident at the close OF the week
q compared with the close or the week preceding.
The shares chiefly dealt in were those of Western
Union. Lake Shore Pacific MAIL Union Pacific
Wabash, Rock Island, Harlem Northwest and st.
Paul Common. The decline ranged from to AZ
Der cent, from which recovery was made, in late
dealings only, to the extent Of a and 1X per cent.
The western Union Telegraph and the Lake Shore
Railroad Companies each published reports Of its
condition, and the former announced its purpose
70 nay 2 per cent dividend. A comparison or
the ngures Of this latter corporation viii be found
below
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WEEK.
The following table shows the extreme nuctua.
s.or. fcr the week in the leading sharea:-
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HAVANA MARKETS,

HAVANA, June 8. 1874
Sugar irregular; Nos 10 to II Dutch standard ISX
2Qh reals per arr0be; Nos Ii TO ~ do "a 81 reala
aols.sss snxa 's Z rsair Npscovado
lsA reals; grocery grades, 22h AK resa Noiassel
nominal Stock OF sugar In warehouse ct Havana and
wssk sSS boxes boxes and sS hhd. Eap9Tssd during the
and 76Oo hhds % the United states Bacon SS4 $50
per cwt. Flour, go 81 per Dbl: for Amer
euintsl 4! Lsrd-In kegs sss :. ,Sss per ,9uinsai
low, Sa per euinta Wax~9eliSw, go Ssl Der Der
srrobei white s@ ssl 80 Honey. OK reals per gallon.
Shocks nominal Hoops nominal Freights quiet and
hrm; loading at Havana for the United States per box
Of sugar, 7bc $ per hid of sugar -; 10 Falmou III
and orders 81 "a SIS "a per ton; per hhd Of sussr
United states a rs ass: to Falmouth and orders SIS.
Cd. 40A Spanish gold, 240 Mt. Exchsnge auiet and
weak on the United States sixty days, currency 15
1ls premium short sight lS l2I premium; on London
l66 > i6S premium; on Paris, lao a l42 premium.
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,css whisksy was quiet. Int tho market 70

For future delivery basi: low nddlIns he sales have
sos at IKE 500 short notice. Il II Slsc 10 II II SIC.
tssc. go Il Is slss sspiem SS ioS 81 H.
9s I: e. sSv'%9as e. s sssE ' T0S't Sss. siis;
Il n ' 4 Is. ns sSi ~ !sR R..ss :,
p 4. Ss e : s, !! !. g 4 ~ &
sc o at i slsc s a &c. 800 Il Is SO 90 AZ isc -
go 40 st = ; ssc s q s1 se ssDtsT9G 600
stH}sc. Tota. HiOo Bales Grand total, $500 bales
Exchange-732c paid to exchange 600 July for septem
Der Receipts a. the ports were :-0alveston g bales
ton sis Wilmington, ID Norfolk 10; New York 81;
Boston. is philadelphia. 50 Total AMI This day Last
ri * Il II Sssa :::$
Corvrz The inquiry for Rio fair and the market
descriptions quiet and steady. We sales Of
;Ss7o bags Of BIO; sx Sea Bird ON private terms and
HSc IKE good d. sc sXc prime O do isx CO.
3Oc.; extreme range for lots lsszc. no Java. govern.
ment bag. Ss: 70; gfsss mats 2sc zc.; vsyiou.
iS5ic. Jamaics, l5Hc 49, St Domingo. iSc. iSc;
Porto Rico iT<c. askc; Costa RIGA, nc lsc Next.
can c IKE ssysn!lla i3!lc aoc ouracoa s1lc
FLova AND GRAIN -lseceipts.Flour. la,als bbls.
bbis and % BAGS; oats bushels and for the week
bushels; corn, Sd 5ss do; corn meal ass b6s and se0
bags; oats 1926 bushels; rye 1880 do. The flour
market was dull and heavy but prices were not quoaby
bbi at prices within the ranse Of quotations. Corn
meal was steady but quiet $50 bbs various kinds were