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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
Gathering Corn.

The corn is now fully ripe and read,
to be gathered. We think our farm
rs will determine to gather il early
Turing the dry and comfortable wealth
y, rather than delay the work, as too
many did last fall, TIL the cold and
rainy weather came on. Gathering
,orn with cold fingers and bcnumbcd
hauds and wet feet, is not a pleasant
Job, aud should if possible be avoided
and it can be avoided by putting as
large force Of hands into the field as
can be hired. The work Of harvest
ne can certainly be done cheaper in
the pleasant days of autumn, than
when carried into the cold season OF
winter. Every ear of corn ought TO
be in :he crib or some other safe place
before the first day of December. The
Yield of corn this year will be simply
and if it is garncred in good
shape, il will make the farmers of
Kansas richer by many millions of dol
lars.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
To Keen Kegs healthy.

OF all the animal creation the hog
lie the most omniverous yet We have
confined il almost entirely TO corn
for genenerations, and then express
surprise at its diseased condition.
We're men to be confined to one
article OF diet they would be afllict-
ed with new and strange disorders.
[ venture to say that if we reverse
our order of procedure and give
our hogs varieties of food. we will
in short time expel the diseases that
are now destroying our herds OF
swine. Feed on clover, peas, barley.
rye. and occasionally some animal
f,od, and give them pure well or
sorsng water. together with Goals, salt
aud ashes, aud we will soon hear no
moro of cholera.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
Study and be Intelligent.

The better the farmer the more sue
cessful win lie be in his financial as
well as agricultural efforts. Ever.
farmer should entertain a very high
opinion Of his employment, and at the
same time net forget that in unintelli.
gent labor is no dignity. The short
sighted, aimless. inefficient farmer l.
the one whose houses aud surround
ings bear false witness against the
neat buildings and fine appearing sur
roundings Of his more tasty neighbor.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
Fattening Fowls.

Coop the fowls up in a moderately
warm, dark, quiet place, with good
ventilation, and keep them perfectly
clean, and feed them on boiled OF
steamed potatoes, mixed with crushed
oats or oatmeal, with sweet nj K ado.
cd and little fine sand, aud let il be
given to the fowls warm, but not hot
II in health and well attended they
will be fit for use in two weeks. Any
kind of meal mixed with the potatoes
will answer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
Green Tomato Pies.

Select nice smooth ones, pare them
very thin, slice them into a pie-dish
lined with nice paste, about half a
cup of sugar TO pie, few little bits
of butter, little -four sifted on, and
sliced lemon, lemon essence or nut
meg for flavoring. | prefer the es-
sence. Put OH the upper crust care
fully SO that the juice will not escape
in baking. think you will find them
very nice; at least mine arc Away,
praised by those who are fond of to-
matoes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
House Poultry Early.

The change from summer to fall
with its warm days and cold nights,
has IFS influence upon the poultry.
There is a distcmper called "snuflles"
that every chick has as it natures into
a cockerel or pulet, though it is often
unnoticed, and for want Of treatment
results in roup, when it becomes con-
taeious, and disaster and death to the
fock follows. If the young chicks arc
taught TO occupy the fowl houses b..
fore October, no very serious trouble
results.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

When the frost has nipped the leaves
of your Cannas and Funkias (Da,
Lily take up the bulbs, shake of all
the soil, put in shed for few days,
then place in warm closet for the
winter; occasionally look over, If dis
case appears, rub with powdered char
rnal
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
The Best Remedy for sheep Killing Dsss-

Acting upon the known habit of
sheep-killing dogs seizimg their VIC
Tins BY the throat, collar with sharp
points has been invented for sheep, rs
. prevention. Tho best remety We
know Of is fatal doses Of strychnire
for the dogs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
Rye.

Our farmers have not vet learned to
appre cate the value Of rye for early
spring forage for mich cows aud for
young calves just weaned. The last
of March and first of April, and even
through April. is trying time for
dairy cows and young cattle, and they
ought to have a range Of pasture that
will furnish them with food more
rich aud succulcnt than that obtained
from dry fodder in the yard, or the
native grasses on the wet, bleak prai-
rie. With ticld'of rye on which TO
Craze in the spring, mich cows will
give as much milk and make as much
butter as at any other season OF the
wear. 1t is not too late now 10 SOW
rye. If sown Immediately the proba-
bility is that it viii get good start
before the ground freezes up, and be
resdy for grazing pretty soon after
the bluebirds make their appearance
in the spring.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

A steamship company, of Liverpool
England, believing that there is profit
in the importation of live hogs from
America, is fitting up steamer that
will accommodate 9, 800 head of "pork-
ers.v
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

-. Our House Ia located near the Depot, avoid
ing the transfer of baggage and bus fare.
All baggage transferred free.
Good stables with the House. Free corral for
or patrons.
Farmers trade a speciality.
The tab es are furnished with the best the mar
ket affords, the beds excellent, and the pr0prie-
tors always found trying to please ut the low rate
Of 81 so per day.
Richey Bros. Proprietors.
wichita, Kansas. November 90 1s76. 3 If
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

Wheat sown during the month of
September is coming up nicely.
New corn is coming into market
only twenty cents per bushel.-Olathe
Nescs Letter.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

Difereat I0seas AID Post Offices IN
Sedgsoick, Sxnsner, Cooley, Bxtlev
Harper and KiRgman COuaties.
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The Jooicing rules qorera The rates of adrerfsing
in the Wichita City Eagle
All transient advertisements ficenfy-fre cents per
line for lac frsf insertion; fifteen cents per line for
each subsequent Insertion.
Erery description of focal. including commercial
ddreriisemeats subjee. 10 special contract, de-
pending upon space and length Of time for rhich
they run.
an legal Advertisements. including those Of state,
county, city township, also sherry sales and pub
caiioa notices, the rates prescribed bg the statutes
All advertisements are count as though set in solid
nanpGreii the body type used and ten lines Of rhich
constitute square.
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r. r.


Two Fast Express Trains Daily.
On Arrival Of Trains fsum The Rsss and ssan
DAYLIGHT ExrRKss--Lesvesth H. uaies N,
pot. -. Loais. every paorntaR, nsd dssnG . -
Pullman Pal sce sleeping Csfsfsr taiumbus, fitln
bysH fhiladsiphts aad Sew ork without ehaa0e
nni but orr change t0 Bo<tps, ttnitlinsss -
washingtens u Derives IN New Nsfk ssrty ~
n~st evening. e.iy eas a'shs ss,. SID ssv.ss
rsnrss ivaaia Railroad.
fAsf LINZ ExPKE<s-ieaves Unsca Depot,
81 Louis. every esentsg. stopping oaiy ~ pfin-
eif;L stations. with
Pullman Palace Cara tur Louisville / Cincinnati
Palace sieepins Cars for Chicago. end ~
fayoltte risacer LINE of fuilfoan
Palace Drawing Room
Sweeping Cars.
Fer caiamhns. ritssbusx, Philadelphia. asa
New York withoa: esaasr.
Is-neinx she oaiy Line practically under Gee
man agemsn: between -. lrnfe aud New York,
pas.cnss II arr s-sared Of thsnugn enansctisass
ADD are not sutjsrt 10 delays ~ ihiefnsrsf1aeo
psints incidental - ether iiass-
70 iasgsss ehsekea tstoaEb to I'll Eastssa
Iy-The Quickest Tine Il regularly made BY
tsi- Line. and 1sr~ always ~ isw - By sthss
rg-iic.ets fas aals al ssI Tislst osscss In tAs
" cot astss south.
l.. r. FARMER. cseer4i Passenger agent.
Psnny; ssHis kaiifssd fh.iasssislla.
w. l.. ofnRItN. ssessrsi Passenger agent. Pas
1ianiis {<outc. columbus. Gaie.
CuAs. GutlETt. General Passenger agent
vandaiis Line, ~. Lsaie. ely
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

physiological View Of Marriage

A Guide To " csiieck sHd eendslsssisi JressIss
tho dEiie- 81 marriage anai tfsr eao<s. that
pt f ~ ihs secret ~ ksfssa,assiea sa'i las do
eases Of H.Hl.n. A book iss prsssis saastd
crate rvai,ag sBo pages, price ~ sts
a rgiv Ala AhDisAL ADvteEH
ON all Disorders sf pstsatf satsrt arising
trosa self Ahass. E,sssas-. ~ -sst.t uisesses.
WITH tho hr.f Dsssps Of tore. az large tsses,
pfles 80 sfs-
.ii>icSI LE.furK "a the abors ai>ssses
and These of the threat snd tssse. tstzfSh.
isuptafs, Opium Hsstf. Se !, vFsss 10 cts
kHhrf took seat ye<fi,sit Ca rsastpi ef fFsce
alt three, sonfatsihx as9 t'ssns. bssaf1assaiy
illustrated, FIR IS eta
Address Dr.. hurts, No I'm. ssh 10. Lasis. Ne
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24

The most common weeds can be
made ornamental.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-10-24
TABLE OF DISTANCES
'RICHEY HOUSE,

70 m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-01

al. "A
Wheat -Siar opened drmc bu. closed irregular
snd IysT sses between the srs 80 goo basaes
81 ss'it 10 ar 10 70: is.'' Tei
S Tor 10 ' . a.,s s A'Es o 81 ~ %
No. red tor August At the nrss cali 500 bushels
,H .sa wae: a.
august Sas os s.."a do oeessS yi't g p S.
d. s 'D 81 Ss tor rs1 81 I'D 81 o. AssSd;
ger; SSe; SId, q o. asked: 80: Ssrsasss. is
j sssss Corn Va: lover particularly Hs 's
Ai The second call bushels August steamer SOLO At
ostwssn the calls we've bushels IA r.dss
IN store at le and Iioooo bushels az 47e .47he Tor
aos1e Tor 80 niA and "a oo mixed.
gust ,Sn Su ssns No. m.s %1a for aa
osi. were ass a' closing o ssD.ss
No. do salSs xsls about SD' sa.S he'll '' '
sol Aso , ,,. % gnss sa' Without change;
Sfs..ss SIS aasio; $40 SIS ier asass
Italian SIS gold ja,s le Gao &c ;ja,. sa 1
S .l'Ss S fr .s: g s.s an. q. ss Manila hemp
Ins va, min IN moderate asm"nd q, easier
and Toes &C. ns,. 'ssd ser Tssns was 9as
ana mixed rs sss.: sayss. scs ass
43e. Enxi.n Islan.. SO 3sc New Orleans CROP
NAVAL sronks-Ihe market throughout was dull and
values were or less nomina We auotoi-sprt. tur
II strained 81 40; common strained 81 IS = 81 y7
so~. sa"a q ao sp's:
ssesdy a. 20s Tar sr% q 10 lurpen'ns ''oAdy hArd
-cot,onsc,d oil quiet closing a. the call
asked oe,oeer s5e id Issc ssssd seller Year so id
+oc asked Linseed oil quiet. We auote - Iansoed
sp Natural a g. crude SSnsSn w ~"is
sq 90 &C. sal ~. sn" snsS 9s mat
ura winter extra DO 40 Csc winter bis"ehed h'n 4ae
rErnoKcm no make, for refined dull 10 ooo bbls
prompt deliver, solo a. io We quote oraae IN snik,
esi io,. lose sssss; eases. isse asked ir ora%Sy
braMs refined at Philadelphia. lose Asseds TO- At Bait
Office Of Clint Roudebu,h--sscs unl,od esr,in.
City. Fa sosouo ao P.rssr csy -. aisooo do So
isnss, Il y,s loves" 81 oiA' opening. 81 ossi elOs
,.fouLrnr,-lhe marker wa. quiet bu, .unchsnged.
Ms Vsman ZOE 'Fsssy a ph i
Western. iJe; ioe, Chickens .PhiIadsphia spring.
oss,s- pS.,on: .os aac Long Island, Igs Ise
as f1aa.sss saa.S Use zoe ts"s g. sas 'es
Ted pigeons. u 20 " English snpo 81 So
rsoy'sIoss Esse,p.svrVrs. 700 barrels, lard. lo4o
bss iisfces sis cases Pors was stosy closing
ts s so ns as rs Is D so so 70 pa
$40 80 bid $40 ~ asked ty barrels sold a. $40 Az
% oe % os a. o. .ese also VI a. s'
picked bellies. ~ lbs average sid - 6re pseked ia.
clSc,. &c. isr Western long elssr; % box.
snI '' sold seer =. 'u'S eav.ss no.
dressed hogs nrm at 5,sc. ec r city. heavy
oaa cali follows 4usa. '' 81 az BID. 'n s. So
=. .;sgd sIs,sassf g a' sia g ss ..ses 3soCsl
90 asked sser yssr "a 20 bid y 80 asked The
seSs.mssr Il s. az Tor ocoosP
g. 2r ssis , yss ne 30. we're 100 .ere.s
p soi IS DO Kettle u 80 aud 100 90. OF grace
~ " - Renned wa-qniet Eat r-Leeeip,s; 900 pack
stale creamery. s2s aas, western, iss. 2ss. ssA,s
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s1c-; white State asc. Rye Quiet; Canada nor naiy
STUFF. SIG middliars sls Canal fsignl.- whsst sn1
peas 4e: aad sac. New York; lumbss =
s s A'Gsy a ss
Flour firm and in good demand ..s: 10 ss sS 81
~ 20 "esa .easy extra waltz 81. e ~ q Do
new s. 57 Corn a' dull ss ans.,sd and cssr
n . a az e hs a. o. Il i's
the track. Rsesips-Florr 500 bbls wheat. Goood
Loo bis. wheat 5000 SaiAeI.' 800 DO oAtt
1000.
Whoa. lower white Michigan 81 osiSr new: ds
seller Assass oss: =, AMBER s SsassS S.
sa No. .a august sn 50
@ srs as a. s 6 ore sa s s
mixed nike 4ias: No SPOT 4s No. .h ssi, 4's.
's cd 'o: a'~s sssi,..@s i 's sSS bush
% vi so 5S ss.As s ss ss o.
Markets closed: Wheat steaay; amber Mshgan spot.
ss ss ..',', Ass'ss ssSs s!'s
92se Corn dul No. 2. seller August 4o'ss No. white.
y,oo, a., and s,oo.,, y y Il 'p %s 81 s.
s.D, s e. zoe 10 % %
aud white ass ssie new aas aass Rye Strong a 5sc
snd i Soc . s
steam zee kettle sse Sc Bulk meats ssSd
S e As sss = G
slssr at " Q, e , n"eGn T. good demand nd d.% Ss
r11 sa 81 ,a sss
lo1sc.; white Yssc oHc hogs-Demand sctive com.
mon SO IS 81 49, fair 20 good, 81 30 - SO heavy
packing - 40 81 CO., butchers "a 81 81 IS: reeepts,
2,24l shipments, $780,
CHICAGO. July 81. 1874
Flour very firm and holders asking higher ratest
Western extras, 81 so So 5O Minnesota, IS SO IS
winter extras "A % 50 90 Wheat opened irregular bat
generally and lower, but advanced quickly and
closed cash. but lower for options No red wine
S. .. Rs' sale. ss q 'Ps
july 934c., August sales At 93i4c s81Sc. august;
No do soc Oats Ia fair demAnd but at lower rates.
4osSc cash SOC bid juy ss1e August and september.
Cora In air demand and hiner. especially for casni
22ysc. septsmosn Kys strong and highs.! q eos
tsmber. Pork in good demand and shade hixhsrt
81 IS, CASH 70 s. 50 e71s August; SO Tx 50 So
September Lard active ~ 10. cash: 81 tx
s7'ls. august; 81 aa1 S725 september. Bulk nest,
at 81 o5 Receipts-Flour 1000 bbs; wheat. s5. 900
bushels; corn 2oDO 900 81 600 rye, $500
do. barley, 1000 do. Shpments-FIour 500 bUlx
wheat IOl bushels; corn 2ss do. oats OOO do
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvrsroS. July 81 1874
Cotton nouinal: middng, lie low midjng, lu5sc. I;
good ordinary V1Sc. Net receipts. oil bales. stock,
l,1J4
INV ORLEANS. July 81, 1874
Cotton strong; middng. IL low nidding, lO.c /;
good ordinary, iUac bet receipts, 15 bales Imports
coastwisc, ,3oS. Sales. 500. StocK s.Sf7.
MoniLx. July 81, 1873.
Cotton hrm middIing. lie. low niddling lO,sc aood
ordinary. ysc Net receipts, bales Exports wise,
l07 stock. loS5.
sAvAsNAn. July 81. 1879
Cotton arm mddng. lie. low middliug. iO9sc good
ordinary, iU1ae Net receipts ~ bales; gross ID tx-
ports coss,wise. T. sales. ~. STOCK. s57.
CnARLEsroS. July 81. 1878.
Cotton quiet; mddng, HE; low miadin 4, iJs4c;
good ordinary. lO4c Net rsccipts-None. Sales. 10
stock. lob
OswNco, July 81 1874
Flour In good demand; choice, - 90 - 10:
sprug. 10 30 g. IS; amoer winter. 20 10 S6. white
winter. ~ ~ ~ Is! double extra. 80 Is ~ 90:
process 81 2,s "a 50; sales 1900 b1s Wheat stead,
NO. Milwaukee Club. ~ ID. red state. ~ O3
white State, 81 10 Corn higher; sales higb mixed West.
err 49, rsjsetsd, Ala Osss unehAngsd mixsd STATE
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The following are the highest and lowest prices o
the day leading stocks:-

EXTENT OF THE BUSINESS.
The total number Of shares dealt In at the Board
to-day was 242 $685. which divided among leading
stocks foows:-Lake Shore, IS. $50; Erie, 81 700
Northwestern, IS, 200: do preferred 81 400 81. Paul.
1885; do. preferred, 1900; Lackawanna, a. 800
Western Union 1926; Pacific Mail, 1925; Union
Pacific, 1,7OO; Pittsburs, 1905; Now Jersey Central
1000; Illinois Central. 500; Delaware and Hudson,
300; NJ r. X. L. 400 Wabash. $50; Rock Island, 800;
Burlington c. r. $50; Ohios ZOO Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph preferred 200; Chicago and Alton. 200; Colum-
bus Chicago aud Indiana Central, 100; Quicksilver
100; do. preferred, $40; United States Express 100
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Following were the closing quotations At three p
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COMMERCIAL REPORT

COTTON: SPOT Lice HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED
srEADY-FLoUR oUIET-wHEAr IRREGULAR
CORN LowER-oArs EAsIER-PoKK STEADY
LARD FIBMER-wHIsKEY LowRR-PErBoLEUM
DULL-oILs QUIET-sPIEITs TURPENrINE
DULL-RosIN DULL-CoFyRE sTEADY-sUGAR
STEADY.
WEDNESDAY. July 3l--6 p. NJ
Business continued moderate. but the mark cts were
generally steady. On Change -four was quiet Wheat
Irregular closing lower Corn lower. Oats
easier. whisKey lower and nominal. Pork steady.
Lard lrmer. Cotton on the spot Lice. higher.
Futures closed steady Groceries steady irm.
Naval stores, oils and petroleum Quot, but with
radical change in values
CovFEE.-Ths market for Rio was strong with good
demand; sales, 1000 ana 220 bags City Of Para.
5s3 aud 1853 bags City OF Rio; 954 bags HALEY,
and 0O0 bags BrazilliS all private At Bal
timore. 1000 bags, steamer Newton at 1876. Mild
coffee quiet The business for tho week Is summed
follows 1882 bags Maracaibs, 1888 do Lsguayra. ee5
do Savania 3Sl Mexican sold In lots for consumption
within The stock OF mild coffee In first hands
a597 mats singapore and 30Il6 bags including l5Oi
bags Marababo 1882 do. Lsguayra, ,564 do. Jamaca
1884 do Costa Rica Io9S do Mexican, 5s4 do Angos
and 093 Savanila We quote cargoes
IKE l3c.; fair do l51sc good do. Ice primo do
l6Ae l68c: extreme range for lots l2s4c. lsc. !;
Santos fair good, i4Hc l5Hc. gold, 30 days. Java.
governments bags zoe. 2i1ac; do. mats, 20c.
ZZtacs oinshpore, l'c 1916; Seyion, ioc. loo.
Maracsbo l3c l7c.; Laguayra, l4c 16c.; jamaica
13c. &c., ST. Domingo, l2c 13c. Porto Rico. lac.
1896 Cost. RIGA, lac. lie; Mexican. I5c- i6c.
acassWr. l7c lec AngOstura. l5c l612c; Savxn-
lila. Use losac.; Curacoa. l3c. l4iac.
C6TToN-rhe demand tor spot cotton continued fairly
active aud prices again marked Lice To- for
all grades, the closing steady The
The hst bale OF from Georgia sold to-day
bv Messrs Lehman Brothers. TO whom was shipped by
Jacob Lorch ESQ., Albany in the vicinity which
grown. The bale throup Nessra
John n. Draper Co. auctioneers Messrs Fielding,
strictly tow mddng Futures opened Arm and 8
higher; closed quiet out steady to
points tigher rodays closing prices, compared with yes
terday's wore rs tvllows:
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Stock (ssccrtained by
actSsl count. includ-
ing speculation), July
1885 l2,6i0 l74,02l 1873
1921 25.l69 3la,3a5 AGA
66,2S1 47.7i4 1872 1890 2,739


TALLow. -Receipts. AZ hhds a tisrccs and 100 bbs
The market was steady at 68c. l5-i6c. sales
about 80 90 5s IN lots, within the above range, aud
WHIsKyY-Rsceipts, 262 bbls Tho market was lower
ana nominal; VI % DID. 81 O6 asked.
FREicHts-Ths general movement light, with rates
Tor steamer room CHER to Liverpool especially Tor grain,
but apart from this there perceptbie change 10
the market AS whole. EngaYements-fo i.iverpool.
per steam, 2sooo bushels grain. Sd. 80 lbs;
i5O hhds ,silow 27 Sd sos packsges provisions
through, about 4Sc per 100 lbs. 800 butter
1900 hbs dour, through, 3s $500 in
frserators. lbs. London. steam, 2 200 bbls -four.
throasn, D. Cd; 500 provisions 30: 32s. sd.
ASonmouih steam 10000 5ushsi 49, grain. ID.
~ los. Bristol steam 10 QUO bushels grain. SO
5000 boxes cheese 51 HULL steam. rs 900 bushels grain.
I'd 80 lbs 500 boxes bacon private terms TO Bahia
tterces Lard, private terms. 10 Havre. per steam,
5000 bushels oats private terms ChartesA British
British bark hence Havro Antwcro 1000 quarters
d., 5s 4d British bark hence Antwerp ZOO quarters
gran 5s I'D. British ship, hence London bremen,
5000 bbs refined petroleum on private terms; Nor.
Kingdom Continent 3OUO obls refined petroleum, Is.
3D.. direct port 3D. of: German bark. rechartered,
hence to Bremen, $500 bbis. do on private terms:
Norwegian bark, hence the Mediterranean 900 bbls.
rehned petroleum private terms German bark hence
to Bremen, $500 bbs As 41Sd Swedish bark, with
1000 bbls. d. hence 10 Bremen or Hamburg. A. 3D. !;
werp 5000 bbls do, a. I'd. Norwegian bark hence
United Kipgdom direct, 800 bbls naphtha
wegsn bark reported hence to Elinore Tor oroers with
refined petrolsun, S. 4hd: Norwegian brig hence to
from Baltimore to the Continent. with reported
6s 3D. schooner 1913 tous. honce to Hamburg. general
private terns four barks to Baltimore
Cork for ORDERS 1910 900 quarters grain EACH
o Cd
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UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following Is the return from the United States


The Sub-Treasury paid to-day 500 600 ON account Of
interest and $sS, 700 Tor bonos.
BANK shares sold follows:-Importsrs and
Traders, 200; PARK, 9oH, and Ninth National, rs.
Silver IN London is unchanged. Al the New York
price the bullion value OF the silver dollar Is
50 1894 gold.
Tue Stock Exchange has notified that the ON
tor the registry Of Michigan Central Railroad stock
has boen transferred from the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company 70 the Union Trust Company. Here
after the ONCE for the transfer of stock OF the Lake
Shore anu Michigan Southern and OF the Michigan
Central will DO at the Grand Central Depot
Movement Of grain to-day:-Chicago -Reosipts Of
wheat s4,e61 bushels; snipments, lol, 43o do re-
ceipts OF corn. 2901ls do. snipments, 2Os 4l9 do
Milwaukse-Reosipts Of wheat, 81 900 bushels ship
ments, 400 do receipts OF corn, 500 do shipments
400 do. Toledo-Recoipts OF wheat 1900 bushels;
shipments, So, 900 dol receipts OF corn, $1,000 do
shipments, $1,000 do.
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HERALD THURSDAY, AUGUST l. ls7a-TRIPLE

dairy. i4c zoe; Western do. lie 15c: Western
factory DC lie Chsese-Receipts 3O053 boxes The
market hrm We auote:-stats factory, sac.
Western do, Ic- 7c. skim &c. Eggs-Recepts
l.2ol bblk The market quiet. We quote :--Long
Pennsylvania. lie l21sc Western fresh isid lOtsc
do. Inferior l25.c.
kIcs.-The market firm 800 bags Rangoon In bond
at size. gold We quote -Caroiina, fair 65sc 0s<r.
good TO prime, 70 Tie choice, 1sc Sc. Louisiana
&c skc gold lsnyoeu IN sona Sco ID 'o'a
SrKARIxE-Receipts llo tercss Tue arkst was quiet
and steady at 9ssc eye.
suGARTh market Tor raw was steady. with good DE-.
Sales 100 hnis. muscovRdo 3-l6c 800
hhds centrifugal Lice. $50 hhds ssc.
3-l6c. Refined nnued quiet ana moderate
DO, 5-i6c Cuba eentrusai bids ana boxes Nos TO
Is. TIC sac. do molasses hhd aud boxes 65sc &c.
Porto Rico, refining to fair 6c. 7sc. do do
good prime. 74c IKE refined. standard a. Sac &C.
lated 91ac cut Loaf. 9sc; white extra c's. &c She
yellow C's, Ike Ike other grades. including Cs,
6ac. a7hc The following shows the statistical position
OF raw sugars:
Hhd& Boris Baos. Aeado
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass, July 81. ls7a
The printing cloths market has not been active ~
last quotations made firmly naint
and the lowest at which 64square cloths
be had while some parties ask sac. less discount
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MINING SHARES

The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks n San Francisco to-day :-Leviathan, n; TIP
Top. TX; Navajo, \; Gould Curry, OK; savage.
1oX; Cholar Potos. 27H; Ophir, IS 40; Hale &
Norcross, Z; Crown Point OK; Yellow jacket OK;
Belcner. 4; Virginia Consolidated, SIX; California on
oveiman, 10; Raymond Ely, 8; Best Belcher.
l4H; Union Conso idated, IN: Alpha, 10Y; Sierra
Nevada, OK; Mexican, 12h; Eureka Consolidated, 46;
Justice, 8; Utah. 9x.