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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1878-02-13
NEWS OFTHE WEEK.

Business Depression In EDEland.
At the annual meeting of the Man
chester chamber Of commerce the president
submitted the results Of 2 careful examination
of the cause Of the present depression in trade
He stated that over production, foreign COM
petition, and Legislation limiting the hours Of
labor, were the principal causes. He urged
that more control should be used over undue
enterprise in cotton manufacture, for abnor-
NAL extensions promoted competition, which
at last eliminated in periodical vsitations Of
depression. As to foreign competition ne
said. Germany, Austria, Italy and Holland;
had lessened their imports Of woven goods,
while Belgium was SO nearly our equal that it
had imported both woven goods and yarns in
to Great Britain for several years. America
has also gained yearly upon us, her exports of
cotton goods to the country having increased
from Il, $50 pounds in 1sO, ito, 451,S76 pounds
in 1876. Regarding the labor question The
said: When mill owners obtained the passage
Of tho act limiting the hours of labor to 81
per day, they did it without having a proper
regard to the advantage thereby obtained ty
foreign competitors. The fact was incontess.
tible that whatever the superiority Of manu-,
facture or the power of production we might
have, it was, to a considerable extent, thrown
away since the English production or 81
hours had to completes with Ia days work Of
II or ID hours abroad with lower wages. He.
regretted, to say he could see little or no
immediate hope of q renewal Of trade .5,}t il.
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An Anectinx Scene.

s Miss Emma Davenport. the young lady
mail, rpbber, appeared before JudgeT Hughes
of Goochland, Va, the other day in the United
States District court, held in Richmond.
Mics Davenport waslcharged with abstracting
a valuable silk dress and, two valuable pack
ages of jewellery from the mail while she was
acting as deputy postmaster at Goochland, last
Christmas. II Shells of good family, and very
pretty, and there was naturally much sym
pathy ma infested BY the crowd assembled in
the court room. Her lover was in the court
room. and that he was armed with aspistol
with which to blowout his brains should the
sentence bc Albany But. when the clerk
said: "What say you, guilty or not guiltyp.
the fair prisoner replied, with tremulous
voice iisstGuilty z, then there was a scene.
with the word guilty Miss Davenport shrieked
threw up her hands and fell back into the
arms other stalwart., betrothed. The jury
was moved to tears, and the Judge hid his
face in his handkerchief. It was half IN hour
before the lady revived. THE court imposed a
fine-of 800. then she tainted again and the
court adjournedai Miss Davenport and her
lover returned to yGoochland, where report has
it they. win we'd shortly: -"H1 ,70lE
SAD Case or Accidental shooting. % .
On the morning Of Feb: 5, a negro
called at the iairin Memphis, Tennessee, and
demanded permission to, see a, comrade com
fined there. Jailer Dawson refused, and the
negro commenced abusing him in the2most
violent manner, when Dawson, drawing his:re-
volver, fired, but missing the 2 negro the ball
went through the glass door Of Cornelius
Grifiin's family grocery, corner of 0yerton and
Front streets, some two hundred yards dis
tant, and struck Mr. Griffin just below the
heart, as he was standing in the room. He
turned and ran into an adjoining room, and
falling into the arms of his wife, exclaimed.
ooh, Kate! I'm killed." and expired. He was
a highly. respected citizen and his sudden
death causes great excitement among, his
neighbors, ..5t. .E}gA9fo5 v6Q
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possible means to break it up The fact Of
damagessDeemed to be we'll established, and
to-day thsjury astonished everybody BY ,teh-
degipg aSerdict against Coup for $40bOO.
Miles says he is sorry he didn't ask for $780,.
600. He feels sure the jury would have given
him $15 goo. It is thought the Judge will di-
rect reduction Of the amount as an alterna-
tive to a second tria, ST 5yfI &
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Bad Levee Break at San Francisco.
Tho .ror,,oY,f hoovy ,o,;ru slo,,,o ,.aisadh4l,

Bad Ievee Break at San francisco.
= The recent heavy rains have raised the
water in the Sacramento river about; twenty
five feet above low water mark % The. llevee
broke about q mile and half below Sacramen-
to city, and the water at once began spreading
over the low country extendingito the case Of
r. street leyee, hich:protects the cityeon the
south Alarge FORGE ofimen. were at once en-
ployed to fill the openings in; R street leyee,
where the streets pass through, and the city
is considered now secure. The only danger is
from back water. ,.y., T. ..z,,,,,,.
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FOur Chiidron eu6ocated.

10 fire occurred in1the second floor of
554 Sixth street New York, sons the, night of
Feb. caused by the bed clothes taking fire
from the stove, and four children Of Thomas
Cassidy, who occupied theb floor and kept a
junk shop o. the first floor, were suffocated.
When discovered tive of them, J ohm, aged two
years, and James, aged fifteen months were
dead. Joseph, aged five, and Thomas, aged
four were insensible, but it was thought their
lives would be saved.
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MURDER in TODD county, minnesota -

Z D.. & -
On Tuesday, January 29th, step
daughter Of man named Joseph lReiger, zliv-
Ing near Long Prairie, Todd county, was mar
ried and in the evening there was party at
the house Of the newly -wedded pair. "A mum
Der Of boys, ranging in age from Is to 20 years
appeared and began a charivari, but were in
v1ted and furnished with refreshments, when
they left. For some reason, they afterwards
returned near to the house but made no noise.
Mr.. Reiger, who was rather. irascible and con-
siderably deaf withal, rushed out, seized a
spade, and made,a dash tor, the boys, threat:
ening to Kill more or less Of the number, when
some one in the party struck him on the
head, above the eye, with club OF. something
of the kind, and all fed MIR. Reiger sank to
the ground, and died the next morning. He
was about 60 years Of age, On Thursday the
Sheriff arrested twelve of the boys, who had
been in the party, and who were held until
Saturday and then released on bail, the charg-
res being manslaughter.. It is not known by
whom the blow was struck. Capt. Collins, of
this city, with Mr.. j .D.!J ones,of Long Prairie,
have been retained for the defense -. 5.i;t
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d. A gentleman who arrived at Bismarck
from Fort Buford, Feb. list says it is we'll
known Fact that Sitting Bill With his entire
band has crossed the linefand is now moving
South. An Indian scout direct from s:Gen:
Miles also arrived the same day with dispatches
for headquarters. Reports from, reliable
parties say General Niles is preparidg to take
the field at once with several companies OF
cavalry ana Infantry and q large number 81
Crow Indians. arutatt41s 9Tlfa!2l29
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The Mark Lane Cypress says: Al
though still upon limited scale, offerings Of
English wheat have been more liberal than of
late in the country markets, but the supplies
at Mark Lane We're again small The con:
dition of the grain marketed has, however,
undergone some Improvement and although
neither the better condition nor light supplies
have tended towards al Improvement of VAL
ue. In spite of pacifc rumors current at the
commencement Of the week, political in
fuence are still paramount in trade, and until
the question of peace or war is definitely
settled, it is in vain to expect millers to OPP
crate with any amount of freedom. Although
most stagnant as far as actual transactions are
concerned, trade is nevertheless in an ex-
tremely sensitive state. None will deny that
should the hopes Of the peace party be de-
spised a reaction in favor. of higher prices
have given way again as. supplies have been
good. It may, however, be remarked that the
decline has affected old more than new corn,
which has been arriving in somewhat inferior
condition. Barley and oats have been equally
dull, but there has been rather more inquiry
for beans, with few arrivals Trade has ruled
very quiet for wheat throughout the week.
Values closed in buyers favor 49,
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being advocated, Nick Martin, iof Hastings,
has found t'Hadson, and recovered, horse
that e. was stolen from him e year ago. Y,
old that weighs 1880 pounds; stands is hands
high, measures "a inches around the fore arm
and twenty inches around the thigh. He is a
cross of the Norman and Sampson blood, and
is called Eureka Colonel" ). Judge Crosby
on Friday sentenced Lewis Hicks to two
years in the State prison. Two indictments
were found against him one for passing a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-14
COLEGIO COLONIAL DE CuaAZA0.
DEDICADo la ENsENANzA PRIfARIA
YsECUNDARIA DEL BELL0srxO.


Este plantel queen los siete raeses que cuen-
ta de existencia tiene asegurada peFfectamen-
te su estabidad bajo la s6lida base de los re-
sultadOs 0btenif0s hasta ell dia, cstA llamado
prestar las iamilias de esta cnidad, grandes
servicios en- Ia educacion 8 instruction de sue
hfas.
En- ell Colegio se admiten alumnas interna,
Y externas.
Los precios por trimestres son los siguien.
tes:
INTERNAS.
En- las seccioHes prirnaria y secundsris. 70
EXTERNAS.
En- los primeros conocimientos. ......... 8
En- la seecion primaria. ia.........,,.... 81
En- 10 secundaria. a.................... A40
Los primeros conocimientos comprenden: 81
abecedario espafol, formation de Las sflabas
p imeros rudimentos de Iectura, escritura
contabidad
La instruction primaria comprende: lecfnrn
castellana, escritura, Rudimentos de Gram&t-
ca, Urbanidad, Elementes de Geoerafa ffsica,
Cosmografa, primefos c0nocirlientos en- uno
de los idomas ingles, frances q holandes.
La intruccion secuRdaria cOmprende: Ora.
m$tica castellana, aritmetica teofica Y prfcticA
Historic universal, Cosmografa, Geografa
tisica ypohtica, Defamation idiomas ffancea
ingles Y hoandes
Ademas, hay una seccion consagrada La.
bores dibujo; ocurrasc por el elprograma re-
glamento al agente ID. Manuel NJ. Solo,
MAYAGrEz p. Rel DIRECTOR, joss r.
HENRIQUEZ hta 10 jul.
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Ereapciones de Ia sobredicha tarifa.

Nifos. de 8 & u anos de edad. pagan Ia mita
AZ ttnn alIe los adultos: ninos. de amos de edad
s,a IA earta paFte del pasaa de un adulto: nlnos
"A m6liOs de Rnos. gratis.
eg Is so - fSriedas cue ocuDan camarotes toman sus
o.aa seam en- el salon de las danias. sea en- La ca,
seare AZ sus amos, pagan dos terceraS parties de
,ssasa de urimera c6mara: criados seran eolocades
an la segunda canara. 80 49,, dasaa,, Al
uso exclusive de una ca!HaFa " uoe fo0oo OF
~ ~ IPasaieros que hagan el yiale Europa por
..tcs vanorps dos yeees dentr0 del termino dc doce
oeaa syozarar de una rebaa de 10 pa Sobre el I'M
s<,rte - deI seQundo billete al tomarlo.
4 = Pasaieros que tomen billete de prlmera CANA
- IL ida yueita g Europa versa, goaran de
ma rebai de rs ps sobre Ell imQorte del pasae; que
a;da{,eo nara pucrtos allende de Panama. seran
~ con las rebajas de costumbre que Suelsn
SSeneeier las lIeas de conexion, por las cuales el
tHt AZ ida yueltason valederos por IL meses,
e. asIe eskos como los dcmas puedan transformed
\ orsbaa de una sexta pare sobre el tipo es-
tah,acid0 que So haroen favor do families, solamen
= ~ e ssle i inipOfte del pasae Isl fuase carga-
- 81 s, els nara todos los indivduoS de la familfal
Hogays ~ 81 ffaporte del pasaje de euatro adultos.
- a eomnrende una fansia padres, MOS crlad0s;
~ "a hace rebaia persona que tome biilete de Ida
yvuelta-
para mas pormenoses dIrlgrse en- Aguadilla. se-
..-ss ssIica FeTrAr CoEn Mayaguez, Sres. Heise,
&&yrssan,er 4 OO.-En Ponce. Sres Schroeder C0.-En
- Juan de Puerto Rico
REDDERsEN WIILNK &Os
On Jupp do Puerto -Iieo, Abrilsd lsss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-14
Avi.o 1 los seiiores embarcadores,

-ras mercsncias embarcadas por los varores de Ia
iinsa srri6a expreeada que ne5uen este puerto 9 aes
9g 80 IL Iibra esterna al cambo eorriente de giro
s las feshas dc las arribadas Las que a pa pSSns9a 81
~ sie capa en- vez del 10 p% senaiado sonre nctes
An general ' ~ Wv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-14
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
Tarifa para dinero.

lntercoonlHl HaO de 5000 y p1s
Idem mas dc 5000. ............... a pSe
Los Vapores Trnsatlanticos tocan en- Ply mouth.
Chehoufg& SOUTHAMPTON. In esta agencia Sc eX-
piden passages directos para Paris
Sc expe den bietcs do ida vuclta para pasa-
Jes lntercJlonialcsy Irasgtlanticos pcr3 meses
ailo respectiyamente con una reb;ja del IS y. ..
pASAJES DE FAMILIAS- Toda famila com
puesta de mas personas cuyo pasaie Trasatldnti-
co componga el valor de cuatro pasaJss enteros
tene derecho Ia rebala de seNta parte del
montante del pasale. EntiSndase por amilia los pa
dres. hijos criados. Esta reduction no tiene lu
Los nilos menos de ahoe. uno gratis, de 8 8 la
euarta parte, de IL la mi,ad.
Los pasaieros para Francia. 6 cualQuler parte de
Europa, pueden Quedar 10 das en- Inglaterra 81 asf
GUSTAV vice versa los para inglGterra pueden que
dar en- Franeia. Los pasejeros por estos vapores
entire Cherbouig. Paris. Plymouth L6ndres. & una
rebaja de 10 pS los embarcados en- este puerto.
Esta prohibido los pasaieros. embarcando en-
este puerto tomar bileee sino en- casa de los Agen
tesTsn san Juan Pus~ .mer CO: al
pasaje tornado q bs ecargo.
Ademas de los -riba. pue-
den obtenerse pas ~sa Com.
paffa, para los 81 Barba-
das. Belize. CartaES nerara
Dominica, Granada, Jamaica
la Gaira. Martiniea. Poir- sfto Limon
Savanilla. Saint Kits. Santa. i Vicente To-
bago isla de Trinidad
Sc exigen ahora prectos mo ara los traspor
tes de tabaco cafe Europe
Para pormenores sobFe n ;. fetes dennis. di
rigrse la Ageneia de la Co. .aFiia.
La COmpahia aSegura too .ciaSe de- valoreS que
en- los vapores de la Inca Gon desino Eurspa San
Thomas. Habapa. ca,1 1diar otro Dnnta Gla Sn ruts
-A0entas. LAtimer 4 Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-14

Sc expiden pasajes de Ida vuelta yalides por dos
meses. Is ps de rebaja los pasajeres dc camara
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El Fosfato de hierro
de Leras, contra ell
empobrecimlento de la
sangre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-14

Ell Elixir digestive de
pepsina de Grimault
Y ca, contra las malas
digesnones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-14
.AVISO IMPORTANTE

medios
poocnare nieresados productos no
y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-06-14

El Jarabe de savia
de pino maritime de
Lagasse, contra los
resfriados y bronqui-
tis.
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HOTEL Y BANGS
Ola VIZCAINsA.s 7

Ell acreditsdo hotel !" La yizcaina.n cuyo nombrs
va universalmente con0cido, ha pasaG4 In proc
piedad de d. Manuel Rodriguez. antique dueho de-
La CorlheSa. - 4sa
Reputable como esta va desde much0 tempo eGtA
altura de los meiores de Europa, por demas esa en-
earecor nuevamente las venajas quo ofreee su pro-
pietario los que ae digneu honrarle asstiendn su
mesa ocupandO sus numeroSas habitaciones.
Excelente servicio. modicidaf en- los preeioa, eg-
una mesa esmeradsimos. es 10 que brindaA los se-
heres huespedes yconcurrentes el reformad0 hOt1l
La Vizcaina"
erto-Rico. calle de San Justo. Adms. 10 H.
Nhre. 1s MANUEL R0DRIgUKx.
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gIIll DE- ViPgRIs IsPlIlIE
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y PUERTO RICO.

ia yapores Pis!0-R Rico. captain IZaguirre;
poacs tapifan P0rtuondo MdUGVisz. captain Cirion,
sornirAn hacienda sus viases como hasta aQui.
lsaliendo dc Liverpool el dia % de cada mes
irMpoRrANTE PARA Ell coMERoIc.
rlamarnos Ia atencion de los sres. Comereiantes
los siguientes
TIpos REDUCIDos DE PIFTEs.
Nercancias. Saeos vacios. Papel.
Perfumeria Juguetes, felas, ,,.
Cuchilleria. Drogas. iiyeres. COL for toheiA-
Jarcia, Jabon. Vino. Licores da de peso
eepirituosos, Aguas minora- "a,
les Vidrio de vsntanas. ...;...l meuloa
Ouincalieria, alambre, cobre. no. v opcian de
iae dt lata, clayo6, tubos. para kSI
rsaa ferreterfn. pintura. acei- Vapor'
fe llailns para az6oar. .......j
Toy1 yfdrierfa oerveoa. ........... eet.
Arroz hierro calderos ioeones. 4S dads % precIo
1odo con clio p% de ccpo.
sfaoninaria d otras mercancias sAgun cenyenio.
las fetes ser2n pagaderos G$5 Ia I
for cantidades do consideraciol, de no menos de
ga fnnsasias de earRa. por solo vapor. 80 nara
especial con los sehores que lGs compro-
neppn, p, mas inforpaes sobre fetes pasaje paede
r,-t-fr !. loa Ercs. White. Forman g. 81 James
Street Ii issrpooI los Agentes Sree tatimeT ~
6res. Wieahers u. PONCE
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En- FL ALMACEN
d. Aware Vazquez,
IG OGAsA " AsASOS
Sc ENCUENTRA DE yExTi 10 sIGUIESTE.

Hero gu barras y chapas de todas dimensio-
Hero galvanizado del lisoy aeaAaladO, cum
breras Y canales, tOrnillos clayos para el mis-
mo zinc
Acero fundido Y orlinsr;o, tornillos Y tuer-
cas- de tod. sdimensiones, limas de todas clases.
Cobre Ell plaRcha para alambiques otrcs
usos, remaches.y y cabillas barfas redondas.
Cabilas de hierro galvanizado consus araH-
delas
Ciavos de hierro galvanizade y de cobre ,,a-
ra eInbarcaciones.
Flejes de hierro = bujes de t. las classes para
carretas Y coches.
Sopandas y abraza3eras para idem.
Para sacar pietiras, barras, pices, cnias y
mandarias, y picos, para caIDinos y carreteraA
Pinturas, aceites y aguarrAs en- barricas
en- canas
Cavos de tenelero mum. 8 y 10 y de pales Do
todas classes
Azadas bruhidas medic bruhir
Flejes de todos taniaios para tonelero.
Coma en- plancha, primera clase, para juntas
de maquinara
SierraSd de sire Y tronzadores, mimic en- poiV0.
Efectos para buques, desp6sito de maderas
del pals, viguerfs, &c
Sc admiten cncaEg0s de todas classes en- ma
quinaria y ferreters, columnas, bGlconajes To.
berias para Fabrica &C., &c. b. 5.
hta I julio
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Sc axpiden pasajes de Ida vueta valdes por dos
meses. Is p% de rebaa los pasajeres do camara
NIEOS.
Los ninos de los pasaietos que no tengan anos
cumplidos. son lleyados gratis. Los que tengan
amos cumplidos hasta sin cum plir, pagaran pasa
ie Los que tengan amos eumplidos no lleguen
IL. pagaran "a pasalo. do II ahoS adelante pagan
pasaje entero. En- caso de q1e una familie tenga
Snlhos MEMORIES de amos uno de ellos soamento 80
leva gratis. los otros Hagaran \ pasaje.
CRIAD0S.
Los criados de los pasaieros pagaran ca los Wales
trasatanticos. pasae de entrap1ente $780, Las ella
das pa-aran las 2S del precio del pasae segun la ca
tegoria tomada por sus amos: no tenen derecho
est1r en- los salones, sino ell tempo rigurosamente
necesarlO para ell Seryieto de sus amos.
Recomendamos los pasajeroS inscriban eus
nombres lugar donde van, en- sus eQuipajes, en-
una hora antes do la salida de los vapores.
No SO admiten fietes despues de Ia llegada de los
vapores Para mas informes dirigirse q los Consig-
netdrioS.
RoRpA CoMP.
Mayaguez IA de Fehrero de 1873.
NOTA. Desde ell 10 de Julio de 1877 los
fletes y pasajes por estos vapores seran pa
gaderos en- orc americana su equiva-
lente en- moneda corfiente con ell D. & de
premio.
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VAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Z PUERTo-RICo.

Los vapores Puerto Rico Mavaotles Ponce 81
guen caTrera desde los varios pusr-
los de esta 1sla.
Pars informes referirse q los Efes. White, For
nan Comp. de Liverpool, q los Representatives. :
RoRpA CoaEP, Mayagrez WTEuHEEs I Com,
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Vapor Manaela" capitda Vitlldntil
vrlyI PUERTO Rico roR ELSuR DESANTo DOMINO
lsEauS Fl. sIoUIENTE ITISERARIo.
] d A
RRroRNo. o +.
c0NsIGNATARIOs.

NuxvrrAs Gres D. p s. Dolz Coinp.-GIBAhA.
a.csrores de Silva Rodriguez Com -BARAcoA, IL
Aiayo ] Comp.-CUH4 sros s. y L. hos ComR.n r.
min Bernedo.-A AaUADIIIA Sres Amen. julia o.
PuTRTo- Rico, Sree. Iriarte. Harmano dc CaraeeFa
= Oomp.-SANrHoNAs,S Sres Lamp comp.
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la salud !! !!
BANos. BANOs. BAN0s.

El dueiio del Gran Hotel SAN JUAN parti-
cipa al pdblico que hsbiendo conclude las re-
paraciones que en- los bafios Sc venian verif-
cando, con objeto de aumentar ell ndmero dc
fecha Sc daran Ba5ios al placer en- el referido
Hotel q 3l centaYss mo \, ,abonos doce-u.5 Pc
sos-Puerto- Rico Mayo is 1878 = ENRIQUE
SANMILLAN. .-Hasta II de Junio.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-23
Bad Milk Creates Typhoid.
LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GALVESTON, August s2-MoNEy-Gold 1914;
par: Mexican. %.
HIDEs.-firm. Dry select, 10; picked III;
slack sailed, IL; kips, II; wet sailed, 7Ii@sJfi
butchers green, 6S@Gli.
wooL.--Quiet- aud easy. Fine Eastern,
spring clip, 2o925; fine Western, l7@l9i I'M
roved Mexican, l2@l5.
BAGGiSG.-Actiyc demand. Light, ls1t
heavy, l31i. TIEs, 81 20.
CoTToS Receipts, SIS; no exports sales
522 stock, 1886. Market steady. Middling,
M; Low Middling l0il; Good Ordinary 1914
INV YoW, August - Gold opened at Il
stocks weak money! ger cent. Gold zoos
Exchangc-iong, II short, issk; stat'
bonds quiet; Goyernkient bonds weak.
CoTToN Market steadyi sales, 5s7i Mid
ding Uplands, II; Middling Orleans, Is,4.
Futures steady-Angust, ll-99i September
ll-7i; October, ll-idS November, ll-20i De
cember, ll-loi January, ll-s0.
LivERrooL, August 22.--Cottou In good de
mand. Middling Uplands, SID; Middllni
Orleans, 6l.d; sales Il, 900; speculation ant
exports, 5000; receipts 5000, American 1900.
Futures weaker, sellers last night pri
ces. uplands, low middling clause, Angus
delivery, 2l-3sdi August and September
o 2l-32di February, 6'sd. New crop, Uplands
low middling clause, for shipment Noycnbe
aud December, 61sd.