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Poor damaged. = a. l6c. 2Oc.
,ossa se ns aa
jobbmg way; Prices were unchanged: We quote :
ciayed Sc. SIC do mascovaao refining Soc Ca 4Se
S aS IaSs Sss -ss ror1o sfS Sc
dun aaa closed Of M tine oa
strained rosIn although quiet was calico steady g il
OF good strained and No on private terms and % bols
s'n En-
oIIs:-Market for linseed quiet and exhibited no
ers hands Mennaden quiet and drn, sound quoted
QUIET but 5irm additional! qaotaton: include Crude
ter 81 Northern whae Oc soanSrns as w
sc bleached winter whale SIC. unbleached do 75c.
rsnea e s0tSe
ter &C. st do sapenea e S.n
e4c STRAITS 4dc Banks .ic olive "A 70 81 4l guar
a. 5c West Virginia laericatinS GLOBE SranS d.
&c. for na a s No .cF a %ssern
PlrRoLEuM-lhe market for refined was dull and nom
nr h S the Ct o e.
ses and qnspshs at al a s
ket was wholly nominal and all sorts OF prices were
greek We're not esssny changed from gures
last quoted and were arm Slssoash quiet
PACKAGES cut meats sSs ao Gil lard ss bbs and
:S % a. Nay ss 4 M 81:
ss s 90 q SnE
were Steady quoted Tor Western sna s sSSs
With Ss' up 81 assas
as E or sas sssf 81 s Sr
plain & &c. gro Ss plain Tsp
mess and SO 81 for prime ana city India
@ %n e p
Cut meats h met with inquiry but
:ales S bellies ss
boxes % ns 5 Sp
s Sod Les S s s o sales Of 100
Tor %T Of city The sales 100. up is
'fFSss unoen stock has been in
on
Il 'sims &c., do ; pr m Co. fair e ssc GOOD sS
A. Essa ao ' sS to 1S sGod eS Ss:'fE9 Hi,%s
ems jersey Prime &c nc ao do ar to sooS &c.,
sos ss ss sx! snG snd
ss c s s ao D aS lair to goo c "a c cocks
sG?S Rs e FL me &C. rs
s &c d. and Me:e.S pI,%s ls So ei' dC
's.'a iSss' @ & az "a. de to sS9s
to s s lss 10 prime s
Live poultry-The supply IS moderate ana the demand
about equal Prices rule steady. our quotations
are spring chickens re 49, fowls state and Je5-
Sc lOc turkeys state and Jersey lac &c., and do.
Western, l3o lSc per ID. ducks, State and jersey.
75c 81 %; do, Western, Zoe. q 75c geese, state
and jersey, q 81 So and do, Western, II 81 81 IS
per pair .
PorAroEsThere lie no change in the general appear.
ance OF the market. Choice varieties held with
confidence but most lots are In poor order and sell
slowly We quote as follows early rose new double
nsss hSs new dS S SSIs
bulk per bbi 81 IS 81; peerless double head bb
81 Is So; Prince Albert do, ~ y 70 DO: in ous,
81 rs -: peerless In bulk per Dbl, 81 50 81 rs !;
sweets winter. Delaware. s. a 81.
RICK.-There change tho market. The de.
mand moderate In distributing way at steady
prices; quoted as foows;Carolina at 7hc. a 7ssc icf
fair ING nc tor good, 7Ac &c. for prime aud sac.
for choice louisiana ne SC. Rangoon, 6ssc. 6s.c
81 Eh, gold.
value. Clover met with an improved export deman
AND prices were nrmer Western quoted at ilAc 4
lAc and state at llhc sales for the past three
days about 5o bags within The range. Timothy quiet
apd hrm At " W ~ Rough dax sold In q small way
sUoAa.-The market was very much asitated by the
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON IN DEMAND AND FIRMTR - FLOUR
FIRMER-wHEAT HIGHER-CoRN STEADY -
OATS FIRM-BARLEY LowER-iYE NoAn-
NAL-PoRK DULL-LARD EAsIER-GRoCERIEs
UNSETTLED AND IRREGULAR - FRE1GHTs
DULL-METALs QUIET-PETRoLIUM NoM1-
NAIs-NAvAL STORES QUIET AND EAsY-EAsr
INDIA GOODS FIRM-wooL oU1sT-wH1sKEY
STEADY.
FRIDAY, Feb. 1916 p. m.
The markets for merchandise remained irreQ-
ular, and values were in many case, nominal and
apparently about as likely to advance as 10 de-
cline, while In numerous instances there were
radical fluctuations, prices Advancing and de-
cning Observation-Disclosures win no apparent
level. On 'Change nour was In sellers favor.
Wheat was also In sellers favor, although the de-
mand was light Business was very lienL however buy
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rne case with bank snares, require no special


MEMORANDUM.
The following item from the London Times may
not be without its interest to railroad men 1.-THE
considerable falling or IN our shipments OF rail-
way iron to America. whatever be Its causes,
turns out little, II at all, owing to transatlantic
competition. Each reduction in our exports coin
cided with corresponding diminution OF new
railroad thus while In 1872 We supplied 467, 3o4
tons toward laying down 6,5l1 miles, and in 1873
186,300 tons toward SPAS miles, the mileage
dwindled down to 1908 In 1874, when the shipped
tonnage only amounted TO 94.467."
A proposition similar in principle to that OF the
Union Pacific has been made by the Central Pacific
Company-to wit, that they will pay 100000 per
annum, to De compounded semi-annualy, until
the entire debt Of the company to the government
IL paid. The sum named is smaller, because 1t is
alleged that the trafnc on the Western end Of the
line Is smaller than that on the Eastern portion.
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refusing cases, to pay any advance although
freely bidding the highest prices OF Yesterday. Corn
was in demand and higher, the market closing quiet.
Barley was dull and lower oats steady. whiskey
quiet. Pork duh and nominal. Lard easier
and du Groceries were quiet anu the market for sugar
with fair demand and market was firmer both Tor
sgo sna s Sa se at ne
changed on the berth or for charter. Petroleum was
chassed Wool dn and Unclaimed were ou ana "h
AsnEs-Iecelpts for the past three days S. packages
NAMED quiet with pots quoted al &c and pearls at Sc.
sasc per d: for yellow Western and souInsrn. ' .
the appendsd as 2ltSss
na @ s nss II marks. gained
Arrivals and inerssssa seyiiy IL the dsmand WHEN
d %
and prices held more eonildsn!iy Good 70 prime
Ss ssaTsy ~. grade: are SIN
sHns a'sS' aas '%Ss S"f Fl s1sS
gr%e ssc a.. do Common ia,r ass
Ss,s %s,s ,aS; sSs'ss an ISas s..
prime se c 49, dS good Al, s 90 do son%
Reserve and NicSgan. tubs choice dairy packed. Sc
~ ssss $ sss.s snS'Ss 1s
ana I !" 1884, g socS
& SG dS s & % so 49,
SsG s%s %san1 @ .A ssSS To- sSGss
very poo4 % to sss s is sns
do @ DC s IN ss de-
ruiz f are hsn aea sss 9w
sSSde 1r 81 g. aS as 9 S sooS /.
Sidnsy ny p Fins:
wSe 4 ses e e. g so a.
s. 20 Is Eve & - y in tho
ads orSals With nay
SnS 0Sa Mn TO- ssy pS 81 wn
asooS S' feature hs %arSe almost
a that they H Want sa Se II
London market, and have paid as nigh as lsa4c Our
sss. ssc ans to isnsy: for sSpctt: &c;
sGSS n ss iae & SSoS
&C. lie. ONO factory, chedaar shape, choice eS.
Ss IL Ss DC DC asl DO 'S5
Sc aa wsc: ao dS Sor n nc fair se e '' Michigan
alteT 'Gaangs business in spot cotton was
ing SO5 bales Tor export and few lots or spin
hS @
mand from exporers aud some inquiry rSm spnnSrs
to mai 5a on the o%sr aS sSea
IN s in
amount Of cotton Offering The market ruled rather
tame, firm urdertone being noticeable, however. Ad
vices from Liverpool per private dispatches unite In
Ing higher prices, and ~, sales OF Liverpool
good midding 1T sgd. The southern markets
are all firmer ana more active. The weeks receipts
have fallen below the carly estimates The int rior
due the reaction in futures which took place to the
of Lice after advance OF &c. the advance
having been caused by the upward tendency OF the Lv
erpoo market and the reduced summing OF the week
ows:-Receipts, 1894. bales. against 2S7Se bales last
year; shipments, a. IA bales, against 81 42 bales last
year. stocks 05l4 bales, against l43i9 bales last
AS compared with last week. the Interior movement
the receipts Of this WeeS The market Tor futures closed
March l514c p 25-s1c; April lSsc. Is 5S1c May.
II l.l6c August IL 5-3.c II 3l6c; September, l6Nc
nominal. We quote based on standard OF Classification
running in quality not more than hall grade above or
below the grade quoted Ordinary. 1916 good ord
1886. middling l61ac,; good mlddins l7hc, Quota
tiuns based American standard OF classification
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THE CENTENNIAL.
yooNrNUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

ytncatIon, &C., the preparation OF the space
assigned to Kansas In the Exposition. and the
measures necessary &c secure Inc cooperation OF
individual and corporate enterprise, must,an be
attended to during the present year TO render our
the Srate.n
such is the general interest taken all over the
country In this grand national celebration, show
termina alton to make 1t o splendid success.
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Wheat was IN limited demand, but the market was
shade nrmer At the close No. Chicago was about
afoat the sales about ~ 900 bushels at IVA
FOR NO. Cmcago, ~ 70 - ~ Tor ungraaed =. 10 .or
nrmer fair demand, which partially specially
speculative Sales 81 0u0 bushels at Sc. SAC. for new
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Feb. 49, 1878
Printing cloths held &C. 6c for standard and
extra 81 squares with few cloths the market and
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Feb. l9. 1874
Exchange frmer. On the United States, sixty days,
currency, % premium: short sight, IS a 96 premium;
short sight gold. l23 rs premium On London. $50
Isl premium. ON Paris, LA LIS premium. Sugar
hrmer. Frelghts hrmer.
EUROPEAN MARKET
LONDON PRODUCES MARKEr-LoNpoN. Feb. I9-Evening-
Hops, fl0 S. fl2 los per cwt American spirits
turpentne, 25s. cd. q 25s Cd per cwt
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THE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YoRK Feb. 49, 1874
Total receipts of cotton since september 10 1874 10
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The following table shows the opening, highest
THE MONEY MARKET,

MAKkET.
Money was easier and on call loans closed at 2h
per cent, The quotations for commercial paper
remain unchanged. Foreign exchange closed at
4.s3 4.s3h for go day sterling and 4ssh for de-
mand
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BUsTyEss OPPORTUNITIEs.

ANY PARTY HAVING AN OLD AND WELL rs
~ taDlished Real Estate business Will hnd reaa,
purchaser for bargain. by sending particulars 10
c., Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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A GENUINE MISUNDERSTANDING HOUSE
"A Tor disposal for slSaO; terms easy Address
OWNER, Herald office.
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A FIRST class RELIABLE MAN WITH A
n capital OF 5000 wanted to interest act
cashier In STANDARD business located Broadway
Address, in ul confidence, h. L. b.. Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

A STOCK PRIVILEGE COSTS 800 AND CONTROLS
100 shares OF stock tor 80 days. the stock 10
per cent during that time the investment pays ST. 0N
Full informal on sent tree on application. TUMBRIDGE
CO., bankers and Brokers. No. Wall St, New York.
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This morning we had the pleasure of
meeting Mr.. Charlie Jones, from
uvaldc county, who gave us the fol-
lowing stirring Indian news; Last
Wednesday week, an old man by the
name of Heard, and his son, were cat
tie driving on the Dry Frio, and at
night We're encamped near 'reigpcn's
ranch. In the morning they found
their horses gone the ropes having
been cut--pretty sure sign Of the pres
ence of Indians. But three horses
could be obtained for the pursuit.
The Indians were Overtahen, n fight
ensued, one white man was wounded
and two Indians killed, but the rest of
them got away with the stock. Two
nights afierward, Mr. NoInn aud six
other men were encnmped near the
line of Uvalde and Randera counties
when the same Indians crept up in
the night, left their tired horses, and
remounted themselves upon horses
guarded 10y these seven men. The
alarm was given, n fight occurred, one
Indian was killed, and the whole of
the stock was recovered. This Is the
first time any Indians have been kill
ed in that region for the last eighteen
months. san Antonio Express, 10Th.
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Mr. ReVerdy job lsOn does gpnu-
Inc public service in the elaborate and
able letter on the currency which we
print this morning. Mr., Johnson has
long been recognized ~ one of the
foremost of our living constitutional
lawyers. He adds his authority To the
great names enlisted against the con-
stitntionalily Of the Legal Tender act.
lie has also been recognized rs one Of
our clearest thinkers on all polltloo.
economical subjects, and he adds his
authority to that of the many preced-
ing him In the cogent declara-
ton that our present shiftless
financial policy is ~ Improbable
and injurious rs it is ullcOnstitu-
tional. A return to specie payments
he shows to be essential to national
prosperity. Mr.. Johnson has been
connected with great causes and with
large public affairs all his life. But he
has never been an advocate in II cause
more important to his country. More
and more the currency question Is
pushed to the front In our national
politics. Reports from Ohio indicate
at least the possibility of Governor AL
lens success. That success would
mean, perhaps, the destruction of the
Democratic party rs n coherent nation
al organization but it would mean
also, and certainly, the spreading, like
wildiire, of II greenback craze over the
whole West and South. Democrats
who wish well to their party have
every reason to hope for Governor AL
lens defeat. The Third Term
Republicans who have not aban-
doned their hopes OF General
Grants denomination have equal rea-
son to hope for Governor Aliens sue,
cess In either case the currency must
be one of the great issues, ifnot the
greatest issue, of the next national con-
test. Meantime the duty of the hour
is to bring together those who think
the same things. fla sound currency
is to he defended, 1T the initiation heresy
is to be prevented from gaining control
of our legislation, the work must be
done within the next six months. IL
will require the best energies of all its
friends. No man can do a greater SER
vice than by helping them to unite
their efforts. No man can do great
er harm than by pursuing any course
which will tend to keep them in hos
tile camps, or to magnify existing diff
ferences between them on minor
points. When inhationists conspire,
good men should unite New York
Tribune.
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Trustees Sale Of House and LOtin FOrney

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of u
certain deed of trust to me made, executed
and delivered by W. II. Robertson, Jr., on the
10th day of Ss ptember 1873, recorded in book
q, pages 3i7 IS, OF Kaufman County Records,
TO secure the pay ment OF certain promis-
therein, having boon so requested to do by the
legal holders aforesaid, will on Tuesday,
the It'll day OF September, 1875, sell for cash,
at public auction, at the Court house door In
the city OF Dallas, the following described
property, to-wit:
Lot No. s, in block No, 80, in the town OF
Forney formerly Brooklyn), In Kaufman
county, Texas, together with all and singular
tile rights, members, appurtenances and
heredtnments TO the same belonging or APP
pertaining, being the same lot conveyed 10
said Robertson by the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company.
aug l5-d3w
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klecke, have refused to march for
Noslar on account of the occupancy by
the Insurgents of the mountain passes
on the route. The garrison at Trebioue
IN Herzegovina madea sortie yester-
day, out were repulsed. The insur-
gents burned several villages during
the engagement.
LONDON, August ia letter from
Dalmatian says that sixteen thousand
men are ready to join the Bismaron
Insurgents, and that Scladonans from
all parts of the world We're arriving to
hght for their independence and reli.
ligion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Medical College OF Alabama,
AT MOBILE.

The Regular Course of Lectures will begin
on Monday, November 10Th, 1873, and
close about the 10Th of March following.
Tho Preliminary Course will commence
about the middlu of October, at which time
the nlsSoctlug Rooms viii he open.
fhe city piSpensaty has been removed to
the College Building, In the course ut the
year several thousand patients ARE examined
and prescribed for AT this Dsponsary, In the
presence Ot the students,
mo- Lecture Free % Student Is from all parts
OF the United States.
Naturalization Sa5 Oh
Dtssoctlng Fee, .,,,......,,........,. . 30 90
For further particulars and Circulars APPLY
to W. IL. ANDERSON, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Mobile, Juno LIST, 1915.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

oFFGcE OF THE DALLAS HERALD |
August 49, 1875.
Gold, tl0&lll. silver. 1906
ExohangG- Domestic, u per cent discount
Sllllug u per cent premium, Foreign quo
tations nominal. -
Wheat, No, 2, per bushel, 95c@sl O0i No,
., Doc.
Oats, per bushel, 57@iOc.
Corn, per bushel, in shuck, 7b@Sci sheileu,
coal VI. New, i5g55c. m
Hay, baled, new crop, per ton, sl2 OOSll W
loose do, IS 0Ogl0 ",
Potatoes, per bushel, 81 l0&l 20.
onions, per bushel, TOOL w.
Barley, 6O@8jc per bushel.
Bran, Sli w per ton.
Rye, Dj@75c per bushel. o,,
Hides, dry flint per pound, heavy, lSH@li
dry flint, per pound, light, lOSll green, o9
SNCotion-Ofdinary l0I.c; good ordinary,
llIsc; low middlmg, l21sc; middling, lS4c
good middllng, l%4c.
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Noon REPORT.


GALVESTON, August 10. - Gold ll3@ ia
Cotton market quiet; Ordinary lie; E9od
ordinary l2c; low middiiny he; mldllng
I'VE: rood middling, lihc. Sales Us bales.
Flour good demand and tirm. Double
X. 50 75aT 10; treble, 81 75etS W; choice IAN
iiy, 50 No; fancy, 30 75@l0 w.
Wheat No. ., selling ut 81 S@l W on cars ~,
Hides active Dry flint, as they rSn ato nS
sailed, one-thlrd of: damaged, one hall or
liuht sailed sold as flint, with allowance ioI
salt; wet sailed selected, TO-; cuts anu RIuoS
Sc; butchers green 4@7c; cuts ana scores
&c of =. 49,. .,.o,
firm, Mlddllng uplands, = l-l9d; middlins
Orleans, 7 g. I'd, Sales li,OU bales. Specula
ton and export 1000. ,,o,,.,,a
Nww YoRK, August l9.-Gold ll3h@llS1s
stocks dull and prices better. Money II pei
cent. - oo,> H.,
eminent active and u little of. states quie
and shade better.
Cola opened at llS5a'
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NOTICE.

DALLAS, August Is, 1870.
The copartnershlp heretofore existing be,
tween the undersigned, in the, practice. %
law, In, by mutual consent, this day dis.
solved. Either one OF the late partners is au-
thoriZed To settle the outstanding indeb ted-
ness Of the late firm. Those indebted will
please call and settle either by note or cash,
rt# JOHN M. STEMMONS,
CHAS. I. M0RRISS.
auulhIl xv-wlm
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PARIS, August l9.--Ihe trehch en-
gineers, who are TO assist in sounding
for the channel tunnel, have left for
England,
Commercial Failure.
MONTREAL August l0.--Roland ~
Sons. boots and shoes, and importers
of leather, have suspended. Liabilities
not given.
General Dorreeary on the Retreat
MADRID, August l9,--The Epoca
SAYS the Carlist leader, Dorregary, had
been unable to resist the Royalist ar
mics in Catalonia, and is endeavoring
to enter Arrogan, hoping TO make his
way to Navarro.
The Times ON the Situation I'm Turkey
LONDON, August l9.-The Times,
commenting on the Turkish situation,
says; While we think the success OF
the rebellion would be u calamity at
present, because II might precipltate
disruption of the Ottoman Empire
and plunge Europe into mighty war
we cannot blame the people for seek
ing to throw Off the intolerable yoke.
Destructive Fires In Prussia.
The towns of Chichester, Kiselar and
Iarisitz, in Prussia, have been nearly
totally burned. Numerous other tie
structive fires are reported In lithua-
mia and elsewhere In Russia.
Prince Milan Likely 10 be Expelled
A Vienna special to the STANDARD
says, letters from selgrade express the
Tears that Fringe Nilan VII shortly oe
expelled from Servia.
The Turkish Revolution.
VIENNA, August l9.--The insurrec-
ton In the Turkish provinces covers
two hundred miles OF territory. II Is
reported that the two thousand hve
hundred troops, which landed at
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THE WEATHER.

For the Western Gulf States, areas
ofrain and rising temperature, with
easterly to southly winds and falling
barometer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dissolution Notice.

The oopartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned In the practice OF law
ls Wills day dissolved by mutual consent.
Either pNrty isnuthurlZed to settle up the
the business or thu arm.
X. ~. BURKE
Z. II. SHELDON.
Dallas, August A--d2t
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Night Report.

t'ut lhlSt NM ulV' Nus'hs Ueht Nultl
aud steady. Corn hrmtr.
Pork hrmer At S1l 2aG2l 50; lard heavy
steam, lie.
Night Report.
PARIS, August 10 Specie increased six
millions francs.
Nkw YORK, August I0.-Goh steady nj
ll%aGll3is. Governments duh ANA a shade
lower. New 6S l6N. States quiet and noIui.
nal Money easy lL@2 per cent
Gold opened al liz.
Exchange, long u sly; short, 100.
Cotton in demand and prices steady sales
'Ol bales, UplHndS IT. ic;OrleanS lie.c. Re-
orlpts 5000 bales stock lTOiG bales,
Receipts Of new cotton 10 duta - bales
against " TO the corresponding Thursday
last year
Cotlon tirn, Sales 9,2iG bnles at az .o,lll.c.
Net receipts l,l0B bales; exported 10 Great
Britain Ga5 bolts.
Flour steady ana n moderate busidcs do
Ing Minnesota and city \ In mostly In de-
uand superior state - 50Qt6 co. common 10
AR extra s. Ngt - good to choice sGO@
Wheat very dun and.prlme spring scarce
and held lG2o higher soft neglected ri - ;
prime No, J, northwest 81 3Oltl 81 No. =, Mil
WnnlSec, later choice, 81 i2Gl II; No. !, spring,
VI 10 white, Canada band, II 33.
Corn opened fairly active,
NEW ORLEANS, August lO.-GOld ll34.
Sterling - 5isj 81. sight ~ premium.
cotton quiet. Middling lilAc; low mid
ding l3c; good ordinary ne.
st, Louis, August 49,, Flour quiet, and on
ly local demend,
Wheat higher, No. >, red winter 81 500
l COY; No. 3, do, 81 no.
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS.

Constructed Ia the year 1873, Improvements
suggested by G, perience In other yards, have
been introduced and IL Is believed these
yards present advantages for the care OF
stock, whether In winter or summer, not
offered by any other yards.
The stock arriving IL unloaded directly in
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market.
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yards
and shippers can confidently anticipate an
active and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades OF stock
Every EFFORT will DO made to advance the
confidence of shippers in the st. Louis live
stock market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become at least
the elual of any live stock market In the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
stock trade in this market, II will become
the largest Wholesale market in the west for
cattle as IL is now the equal OF any for all
other stock.
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice of all con-
signments from Illinois.
A flrst-class hotel for the convenience of
Its patrons IL attached to the yard.
The East st. Louis stock Yard Bank, under
the management of Newman, Hastings Il
Co., has Its Office in the general offices OF the
yards. ISAAC IL. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MULHALL, Superintendent.
J.GREEN CASH, Assistant superintendent
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MIDNIGH DIsPATClIEs
Killed OH the Rail.

WILMER, Pa, August l0.-lion.
s. ii. White, while passing from one
car to another, fell to the track, and
was instantly killed.