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FOREIGN.
The House of Commons Again Rui"e"-
The Presby terrain Council Agree on I"
constitution.

The House of Commons Again Ruiied-
The Presbyt terrain Council Agree on f"
Constitution.
LONDON, July 23.--In the House OF
Commons, yesterday, the Speaker Or
dered plencola to withdraw his re-
marks, when Plencola withdrew from
the hall, shaking his fist at Govern
ment benches.
In the Presbyterian Council, last
night, the Chairman said that in pri--
yate conference an unanimous ana
substantial agreement on the constitu-
ton had been reached, but one point
in the preamble remained to be dis
cussed to-day, when the constitution
would be made public.
The French Assembly AdiOurns OIL the
4th PrOximO.
PARIS. July 23.-The Assembly, by a
vote of four hundred and seventy to
one hundred and fifty-fve, agreed to
adjourn from the 4th of August to the
4th of November.
The weaver's Strike Ended by Com
promise.
VIENNA, July 24.--The strike of the
weavers at Brum has ended, compro-
mise having been effected between the
strikers and employers.
Vne Presbyterran Council Unanimous
Iy Adopt the Alliance Resolution.
LONDON, July 23.-Rev. DR.. McCash,
President of Princeton College, and
presiding officer of the Presbytel ian
Council, having made an eloquentand
touching speech on the union, in
which he traced the progress OF the
idea in its favor, the resolution In favor
of the alliance was unanimously
adopted.
The steamship AbbOtsford q Total
JoNDoN. July 23.-The Steamship
Abbotsford. which went ashore in
Cromwals Bay, keeled over ut ,one n.
m. to-day, and her stern sunk in seven
fatboms of water. The vessel is COM
pIete wreck.
Alex and William Collier, who were
committed to Newgate, In default o.
forty thousand dollars bail, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
fences, furnished the necessary bonds
and were released.
Rurpiug words i'm the House OF co"
mons.
LONDON, July 23.-The protest PLACED
by Mr.. Plencola on the table Oh th'
House of Commons says:
al protest. In the name oil Go ,,
against the delay of the shipping bill
Although the bill itself Is an atrocion
, shame, there Is enough humanity AM
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knowledge IN lhe iluuse 10 change IL
lnlO Hnpd mrasurFN
lle dennunrps lhe present Laws
against breach nf rnnllan, Which
leaves sailpH Who have uukunWlully
agreed "a sall in unffaNmlhy shlpsi
the alternative NJ ihe goal 90 death
aud continue,
~ charge The lnyerunent With viii
lingly aud unWlllingly playing into lhe
hrnds Of the market murdprers, Inside
Aud inside NJ lhe House, IA secure u
continuance nf lhe present munlelplia
systems, aud ! desire ~ unmask tho
Villains who III IN tllis House, ~ rep
resenlatlyes Of more numerous hul nol
greater Villains outside. demhnl
that The bill he proceeded Wllll Alll
failing IN this, | lAy on the heads ~
lhe Frontier aud his colleagues the
blood of all who perish nest winter
from Ireyenlahle causes, aud denouHee
against him aud lhem the wrath OF
Godn
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MIBNI0mT pIsPATCHEs,
"MIDDLING FAIR"
The National Cotton Conyen.
lion Establishes Two Add
ii0nnI Grades Of Cotton.
The Early Completion Of the
Tcxns and Pacific Hallway
Recommended 10 Com
gress.

GREENnRlER, WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, WEST VA, July -, There
was mn unusually lull attendance AT
the National Cotton Convention TO.
day. After the reading and approx
Ing the minutes OF the previous meet
Ing, nominations Tor President, Vice
Presidents aud seven directors were
made with the following results;
Presldent-John Phelps, OF New Or
leans, elected without dissenting
voice, amid applause; Vice-Presldenls
Stephen Harrison, Of New York, A.
II. Herring, of Augusta, Georgia, and
Charles A. Wesson, Of New York;
Directors G. Stone, of Galveston,
w. l.. Treupplin, Of Charleston, Soutl,
Carolina Henry Soil, of Mobile, Ala
bama, j. w. Lathrop, OF Savannah,
Georgia; w. A. Goodman, Of Memphis,
Tennessee; j. T. Webb, Of Nashville,
Tennessee, aud w. q. Reynolds, OF
Norfolk, Virginia.
Addresses of thanks were returned
TO the Convention by each successful
candidate present, when resolution
was offered and adopted authorizing
the President of the Convention TO mp
point n committee on insecurity OF
bills of lading The President named
the following gentlemen Wheeler
of Nashville, Wheelock, OF New York
and Pinkney, of Charleston.
Mr. Il. Astly, Of New Orleans, moved
that the Convention recommend tt
Congress the early completion of the
Texas and Pacific Railroad, and the
acceptance of the proposition made py
Colonel II. A. Scott, when was
adopted without discussion.
MIR. Pinkney, of Charleston, movet
that two grades be established in add
ton to those adopted ut the last con
vention, to be known as "Middlins
FAIR and "Fair,n which was adopted
with the amendment that the initia
quotation lie made in New York an'
the same forwarded to all other ex
changes.
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ran Aninnln has NiHanlfpl y niiN-
many rnulMsni entirely ~ lrgiNrsi
oallrd llp lekp liiilrs'
Sweet pnlaines haNe appeared N
nfnisnn, nhd lflnR i've hnllAls ana
liny rpnls a laiahrl
Theodore lusfinsky committed
sulrilr Ia the jail ~ fan Anl0nlpi last
Monday, Wy taxing nnlspli'
Connel q. W, Matthews, late Tex
as imnlHailgn agent ~ Chattanooga,
II now q lrill'grower ~ Iylpt
-Hnme man has started u Whlskfy
shop in Mount 'leasanl and the
Southern Patron gnelll lpr hlm'
"A ME Harris ahnl y ME Nanoey,
near llulshy Chapel, Williamson ponli'
vs., lasl kunday, The dllllcully wose
about dog
Nelson Jones, vi, Mum aud Ia
yid Neal have been arrested ~ liun'
ham charged with the murder ~ Cal
win Jones,
Southern Patron ~ child w
The nelghhGrh0ud NJ Monticello, Ia
this county, WIS bitten ny rattle
snake last week, and died In fifteen
mlnuteh,n
-llaairop Advertiser, l7lh "Nol,
wilhhtnnding The severe drought ~
the past few weeks, there viii be much
more corn gathered IN liasIrop county
this year than last, aud there VIII DO a
plenty for ALL F"
Galveston News ~ fashl0nably
dressed lady fainted Ia the street, Oh
the corner Of Eighteenth street aud
Avenue II the other day, hut q physl'
elan being summoned, he cut her cor'
sel strings, when they popped like u
champagne cork, aud the lady speedily
recovered
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TELEGRAPH MARKE TS.


9ALyRsoN, July 23.--Cotton market quiet
and unchanged, Culinary ll9kc; good 0rdinn-
~ lysc low md,Idlipg l&fS son middinS i'c'
LoNpoN, july D. Noon Erie l8s.,
LIvERPooL, July 4--Noon-.C Cotton llrmer.
Middling uplands l5-l6d Orleans, 73-lOd.
Sales, 10000 bales. ana,
Stocks active and little better feeling. Mon
ey ut per cent. GoldllM. Exchange, long,
81 81; short, 81 90 Governments active ana ir-
regular. States quiet and steady.
Cotton firm. sales 90 bales uplands'
Futures opened quiet. August HA@ll-S2cj
September IA 5-l6@li ll-S2c to' er II l-lO@
ii 3-32c
Corn quiet and firm. Pork firmer at s2l
Lard firmer steam lil1c. Turpentine S2c
Rosin quiet at 81 JjC9l 70. Strained frelghts
firmer.
Night Report.
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Cotton dull and
lower. Sales 80 bales. Good ordinary u
strict good ordinary ll2@l2lac; low middiinp
to strict low middling, l89S@lic middlinp
ding l5%@i594c; Shipments 81 bales ex'
ports, Coast 900 bales; week Is sales SIG bales
receipts il9 bales-gross lS3 bales; exports
Continent S25 bales.
sugar quiet; job demand good; common
SIC; low Sl5@S14c.
Molasses quiet. JOB common iO@i5c; Fail
5O@55c; prime to choice S0>zc.
Flour firmer; superiine "a logs, choice ano
family 1907 80.
Hay dull; prime s2i 10. ,a,
| Coffee firmer; ordinary to prime lS92O4.
Pork active and firmer at 81 l2l2@23, as II
weight. Bacon scarce and higher at 1910
| lg,IIllk, Hams scarce; choice sugar-curet
| l3gigIlc. Dry Salt Meats-none In frs
hands. Lard firm; held Mt lI14c for keg.
Whiskey firm atSl 70. ,.,,.
Gold l2%. Sight u premium. steiilni
NEW New YORK, July 23.-Money easy at lH@
| per cent. Sterling steady. Gold ll214@l2ls
| Goyernments dull and irregular; new D
| 1851 Sta ties quiet and nominal
| Futures closed firm. Sales $4,000 Dales
July, il 7-l6c; August l4h@l4 lI-S2c; Sep
TENDER, 1i5-l8@ll-32c; October. li@li I-l6t
November, Ii 3-32c; December, y 3-S2t
January, l41S@l4 5-32c; February, 40-l6(
i43sc; March, IA ll.32@l4 9.l6c.
Flour l0d25c better with fair demand
Southern flour decidedly firmer common
fair extra, 10 5Oa7 25; good to choice extrf
81 so Wheat excited, irregular and unsettie
at 3a5 higher-Sl iI@l AZ for inter re
western 81 4O@l i5H Amber do 81 lI@l % 10
white western. Rye more active ana hrmel
State 81 10. Corn to &c better, and opens a!
tive and excited, but closed quiet at about
advance. Sugar firm and more active AZ 2
(aS4c; fair to good refining Sssc; prime rem
ed firmer at 1870; standard l0s4gllc; grant
lated ll1s@llAc. Tallow SIC. Rosin n I5t
40 for strained. Turpentine dun at oz
Pork active and excited 2lc for Jobbing iot
whisky lower at 2O15@2lc. Freights steady
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NEW ORLEANS.
Auditor Citation Sends IN Ills
Resignation.
which Calls IA Ccrilhcate.oi-
Character Reply from The
RayOnci Governor.

NEW OnIrANa, July -, Slnte Audi
tor Clinton hnn sent Ia his resignation
10 Governor Kellogg, ~ take effect
December 10Th, ls7h, lie snyM ~ hX
upon that date for the rcns0n that IN
earlier resignation would compel you,
under article 20 OF the constitution, 10
order a new election 20 MI the vacancy,
aud this would Involve u large cNpcnse
10 the State, which ! know you wish
10 ayOld,N
lie further states that he had long
desired 10 resign, but waited I'LL his
character had been Vlndlcated, which
has been done by the report Of the OK
perts and the evidence nlduced NJ the
recent trial, though unfortunately he
was not permitted TO testify ANA con-
sequontly many incis In HIS favor
known only to himself, remained un-
developed. He assigns w his reason
for retiring, his inability 10 get along
tremendously with the StntoPrcasurer
Governor kellogg In accepting the
resignation, says. Though IN the dis
charge of my official duty, | ordered
an investigation 10 loo made into your
accounts, and directed the law officers
of the State TO prosecute the charges
preferred against you, ! have never for
one moment believed you TO have
been personally guilty of dishonesty In
the administration Of your office. BE.
fore the experts made their report, |
had examined into many OF the
charges urged against you and found
them to be groundless.
He said in n subsequent conversa-
ton with the experts, one of whom
was the President Of the Cotton lcX-
change, that the testimony adduccd
have only confirmed him In that
onIuiOn,
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AFrERNOON DISPATCHES

even Done, thou Good and Faifhfu'
Servant"
CoRINTH, Miss, July 23.-Lamar
was nominated for Congress by accia-
nation.
General Joseph e. johnson.
LITTLE Rock, July 23.-General
Joseph E. Johnson has been elected
President of the Arkansas Industrial
University.
Federal Appointment.
WASHINGTON, July 23.--Csptain c.
C. Adams has been appointed Super
vising Special Agent OF the treasury,
vice Lobdell deceased.
Mrs, General Merrill Proves 10 De
Fraud.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., July A.-Mrs
General Merrill, the woman who
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Fresh Beef, Mutton, Veal,
FOR SALE.

$40 acres OF land near the Dallas and Tar
rant county line, near Pacific railroad. Also,
32O acres on West Fork OF Trinity river, In
Wise county. Price low-one-fourth cash,
balance In one and two Year,. Also, lots I'm
Central Railroad addition to city OF Dallas
on liberal terms JOHN w. LANE,
General Conveyancer and Notary Public
Ofiee-tlaston 4 Thomas Bank.
July 11-d2w-w2t
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THE HERALD's COMPRESS.

The Bonham Jail has twenty-six
inmates.
No rains in San Saba county; crops
are drying up.
The surveyors ON the Interna-
tional have Withdrawn from the field
until September.
Galveston has been selected as the
Office for the issuance Of Canadian
money orders.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Medical College Of Alabama,
Ar Mo1lIbr.

The Regular Course NJ Lectures will begin
an Monday, November IDih, 1874, aud
olnHe about thnWlh Of March following,
Tho Preliminary confn viii commence
about the midi nf October, ~ which Time
the nlAAOOtlng Rooms VIII 10 open,
The CITY nHpcnhlry has houn removed Ia
the College llulldlng, IN tho course NJ the
yonf several Thousand pnilenlA aio examined
and prescribed FOR ~ tbs DiHponAhiy, IN tho
presence ~ the students
mo- Lecture Free " students from all parts
Of The United NjnteH,
Naturalization saS 90
Dasocting FOe,uu,ou,,,n,,,,,,yuuua 10 90
For further cnlamnnd Circulars apply
TO W, II, ANDERSON, NJ, Du
Dean Of the Faculty,
Mobile, June lst, lNb,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
July q, 1876.

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS IIEKAID I
July %, 1876.
Gold, ll0@ll2. Silver, l05.
acknowledgements, n per cent discount I;
Silling u per cent premium. Foreign quo
tations nominal.
Wheat, per bushel, 0@S9hc.
Oats, per bushel, 3c.
Corn, per bushel, in shuck, S09S5c; sheiled,
SOC.
Hay, baled, new crop, per ton, So 009li 10.
loose do, IS 00@l0 90.
Potatoes, per barrel, 40@G0c.
Onions, per barrel, I59l o..
Barley, 5Od55c per bushel.
Bran, II 90 per ton.
Rye, 5O@6Oc per bushel.
Hides, dry flint, per pound, heavy, 1s1z@lii
dry flint, per pound, light, S9lO; green, 5@
&c salted, 6h@6c.
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TnH WEATHER.

For tne South Atlanlic aud Gulf
States, stationary IN rising barometer,
Westerly 10 southerly Winds con-
tInued warm and partly cloudy wealth
er viii prevail, with rain areas In
former aud West Gulf States.
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He'd oloud AEeney Iuyesugauon,

Nnw YuRR, July e. Fletcher
Faulkner and Harris, members NJ tho
Indian Special commissioners len
last evening for the lied Cloud AGENCY
10 commence investigation into The
Indian irauda,
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ATLANTA, duly 20, The convention
~ Southern railroad officials mel TO-
day large attendance, The sIlierl 0f
pooling lrelghla was mol settled, ~ fRr
~ tho Southern connecting railroads
are concerned
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claimed she was outraged upon tug
boat 10 New York hArlnr IL here, and
and Is recognized ~ q confidence
woman,
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sam HARD 10 star, . Third Term orsan
Ia Montgomery,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July -. The
Alabama State journal, tie only 10,
publican daily Ia the State, appears
Tomorrow under the proprletorshlp NJ
Thomas &. bingham, Tor four years
business Manager, aud John Bard,
Ex-Governor Sam Bard will be chief
editor, and N, u, Cloud agricultural
editor II n rumored that the paper
under this regime viii advocate The
third term, Governor Bard will also
have editorial charge OF the daily Ad
vance, soon 10 be established In
Atlanta.
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johnson wins thn Swimming Match,

Gl0uoAren, July 2a,-Johnson won
the swimming race, Coylc, who was
nile ahead, falling NJ The eight mile
stake. johnson passed the point and
was declared winner, llo showed no
signs OF exhaustion. Coyle was very
low last nlght-pulso ~, Phyelclans
ARE appfehcnsIyc, Johnson made ten
aud half miles In three hours aud ten
minutes,
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nurncd by premature Explosion.

NEWARK, o., July 23.-The building
erected for the purpose OF testing fire
cXtlngulshers, while being saturated
with oil, exploded from premalurely
taking fire, terribly burning ID, G.
Wincgard, Mayor, Hon. j, Il. Jones,
Charles Hamilton, Street Commits
slonor bridge contractor and some
fifteen or twenty others, Some are
thought 10 DO fatally burned.
nanhcrs' Conyenrion-.spirit Of the
Times sued Tor Libel.
SARATOGA, July 23.-H. =, McGrath
has brought libel suit against the
Spirit of the Times, for an article In liz
last weeks issue, Damages $4,000.
Papers were served to-day,
In the Bankers Convention, the
resolution against usury laws was
warmly contested, but finally adopted
by close vote, when the Convention
adjourned sine die.
Ten Thousand Acres OF Corn Under
water
CINCINNATI, July 23.-Reports from
lnt tlINlIt iNHBNli w Wv Oh'" '"',J
report the heaviest rain this season, In
the last twenty-four hours. II Is esti-
mated that ten thousand acres OF corn
Is under water In the Wabash bottom.
Throughout Kentucky and Southern
Ohio all streams are rising, and the
river at Charleston came up fifteen feet
In twenty-four hours. Great damage
to the crops must result from this
severest of storms.
Commercial Failures Superinduced
by the Rapid Rise In wheat.
CHICAGO, July 23.-The rapid rise In
wheat for the past few days has result
ed in much excitement among COM
mission dealers, and in consequence n
few failures of minor Importance have
been reported to-day.
Baldwin q Shone, who do an extern
sive commission business here and In
Milwaukee, have suspended. me
members of the firm state that the
suspension is only temporary and due
entirely to the failure OF country deal
ers to meet their liabilities.
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VYUE FUNDED BONDS of the WEST
Il WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY are now ready,
and being delivered BY the New York Guaranty ana nel
in their coupons and receive bonds for the same For FUR
ther particulars in relation the plan OF funding please com
Inunicate with the Office OF the Railway Company NO "a
Broadway. r. h. yROWBK
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKET

LONDON, June 4-l2SO p. m.-American securites-sman
sales at unchanged prices. ,-
LyEsFooI, june ll2So mcoton is dull and easier 6d
Middlng Upland 7s led Mddng Orleans, S sales, SOoO
bales including 1000 or speculation and export TOO The sales OF
for export and 5000 on speculation The stock in port
900 bales including 65O00 American The receipts Of the
week have been including 1900 American Ac
tua export 5000 bales The stock aoa 665oQ bales IN
Gndng American Sales Of Cotton forwarded from hs
chips side directly TO the spinner goo baes sses 9g The
lverable June and July, AT 7 The receipts of Wheat for
The three have been 10000 quarters including So
900 American
LIVERPOOL a. D. m-Saes Of cotton the basis Of
Middng Uplands nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable
July and August at 75d Breadsufs quiet Wheat 81
for Club California White. Corn 80 593l per
quarter $50 per quarter for Canadian. 49,
As 80 m.The amount of bullion gone into
Of England balance to-day is 100000 Erie Rail
shares, 10.
IvERPoo June 1890 m.-of the sales Of Cotton to-day
4 200 bales American.
LONDON. June $3.50 p m.-Ere Railway shares, l5%al6
Pans dispatches quote Rentes at G4f. 71l2c
LIVERPOOL, June $3.50 msales OF Cotton on the basis
Of Hidtng Uplands nothing below Low Middng deivera
BILE August snd september At The market for Yarns and
b2J6 y cwt Refined Petroleum, 9i2dl0d y gallon.
LONDON. June Evening-Cacutts Lnseed, 50l Inseed
Cakes $40 10 d2lO 49, = ton Spirits Turpenne, 1876
swt Fine Rosin, IL a f6l y cwt. ...
4-EyeniuQ.-
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

N-wyosx june offerings we II - ~ cars
Sss Sas
four Ssys s sm Chicago S part
AZ ~ 4 SSq%
sS y ssv s ana SvsE
s 70 cs . Ts %attfi nth ne
changed hands before s Se S9s ew w.t. WITH the
sSs the sales s Poor Texans were no. gts,e ID
ss5, sa f. , sS e Wholesale Ss ssi
& we're q cars S for
G Eastman sold on bis 9xn acsSnt TO dress 81 n to the
@ s. i &c. e SIsss .. Il
a Srs ssa h: and II do strong ~
Gil: sod baag6@ Te1 S" - Swt aver
aeS M iG% s s ioT Norris wsSes Illinois steers
100 @ e. At S at aSa dress sissf
e rsss % a ~ fo e s sve r. u''''
sold 81 s% % drss. Bs ss5s 70 through
y x sDS s ss. d for w. MSrF %oo
@ @ S Moo t? III fnSs
average dress q u 70 On the gTofs S%s
er s0 q ea s0 at ~ si!S
gross ey for sisE a a. CT y eW at stef to
dress IS 10 Is oxen and steers sa cwt' AZ Izta
a%neis sold for Morris waxels So Illinois stisrs
ateTass al so Tor MOTIFS Wakes Illinois
siers 81. average at l24c d. to dress % 70 'n'
sss @9E ss Ss S The
TIE market quiet and steady at 6aste y for mkieo
Vfa and n p for su sss,e Coany j. veas $50
.1 Tss Sfs IN I dS SaiS and prime jersey
ss ss,s ss ess az
Sf caI SsS " ss1 average
,.ss esD Il jersey & ssSs' ar
the total for the last TS Se % aays
Was overstocked with ordinary Virginia and Kentucky lambs
~ .sTse sSd sias With Siy
deo S sod s22 clipped sheep 50 average Al
& g @ g nsaS
HUNS c E anS s ssf K sg do 70
James Kirby sold Ss7 Ohio sheep 81 avera 9 az as
20 cars at @ TSr Seas Sa and
issss ss's ne SYrssIsDd
nS s %s ds' with tina fair sale at at saS9 h.
J .pp f dc Ssss e :hPs
eats ysIS through as sS Market today sales
g FOR ss Week Sn m
time last week. and 500 head same time ss
n s G SS9 4nS Co. two cars remaining
nc $ss1 ss & head
se at Market Dat cars Gispose onsrns
aSs " rs Sss s. g. uasod majority heavy
hogs NJ
Cows-Receipts week. 10 Of which were dis
posed and the balance shipped direct TO mkmen out
demand light and trade dull at S2Sd$4O pei
head choice with calves ready Or DAIRY use
sJ0d$j6 per he'd ,.o -, -.,...- .ooa
CALvEs-Receips for the week. ITO head majority good
trade moderately @oU@o PEI
head hobs, 81 50a 80 per head.
CHICAGO. Ill, June 4CAr11B active strong prices foi
grades 10 1l5c lower receipts 5000 closed WITH
nearly empty through Texans and SheToses, g *
% 76 choice steers. IS 95d$6 81; shipments 5000
opened Quiet closed more active and urn at loc
iagher sales at $6a$7 10, chiefly S. 'oGS7i shpmens
BOO0
SHEEP duh and unchanged; receipts 800
LOUIS 4.-CArTIR active; .tTong; good native
eteers $3.50 2O fair 6OdS5 mixed ~ 50dS5 10
good through Texans 81 25ds4 20; If - '9dS4 10 NE
dun, 50 2jd$3 80. an M
81 10; bnehers' ~ 25as1 o.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY N. ". June 4-Nothine doing Wheat Rive nom
tnaly ~. Corn quiet Western Mixed
quiet unchanged Malt sales
bush Six rowed State near at hand, private
BALTIMORE June 4-Cotton quiet and easier Adding,
1876 Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull No West
ern Amber, 81 81 No do, 81 - Mixed do 81 80; No
wer ssI y Red q SO Ne do 2sst 80 Psnnsy
Der 81 36atl IS White 81 3Odsl 3s 40 Miiwank e
Spring 81 l3 Corn dull for Western and hrmer south
Southern White $50 do Yellow so ds3c. Western
Mixed &c. Oats and on southern 70176c; West
White, 70a7lc. do Mixed. G9c
81 10. Hay quiet but rm Pennsylvania Maryland e7
ga Provisions nominaiy unchanged. 60as22
dull and nominal Butter firm Good 20 Pine Western
1se spee noUinaiy unchanged Whisky nominaly nrmei
BosToS, June 4-Plour continues dull and prices MONT
naly sales at - 25d$4 as for Western Supene
80 for Common Extras 81 50dSe 50or Wisconsin
Minnesota Extras e6 256s1 for White Whest Ohio Ind
ana aud Michigan o. 60a<7 30 for Illinois, % 60dfS %
for 81 Louis Including choice and fayore brands Southern
Flour dull nj s5dse rs for Common Exrss ADD CAo,cs
FAny and Fancy Nnresets brands t7ass TO- Corr gus
MIed and White Rye e. Is Short Pine Feed and a. n a.
ns6 Corn 1883 bush oats. 2239S bush; shOrts 1000
bush
CscHsAu June G-FIouI dull nominal Wheat dull nora
pay 81 20asl 90 Corn steady at !ia73c Dyts demand
4gh hrm a 69c Ryeu and lower 81 ~ IL Barley
omna Butter unchanged and quiet Pork haevy and weak
SO spot and August Lard nominal Steam ~ "a 5se
Kettle ll6lhc Bulk Meats unsettled and dull sbondeN
s9614e. spot; Sic: buyer June Clear lIb SIDES
Clear siess tSis EscSO Sast anchspssd onf
SSss ssssT i Common. u 0sSS6 80: fsi 70 S~'S%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-05

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT of the UNITED
Il STATES, SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NETWORK.
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