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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09
CRIME.

The New York police arrested 80
saloon keepers for violating the law by
selling liquor on Sunday June 29th.
john HARTMAN, of Rockwell, Iowa,
shot his wife for alleged conjugal dis
loyalty July LIST. Reports say the NO.
man cannot recover.
A Boston dispatch Of July list says Cap
tain Edmunds was arraigned today on
a charge OF forgery and the bail fixed
at $4,000. He was remanded TO jail
to await the action of the grand jury.
A HORRIBLE crime was commltteI by
one Harry McClain, near Brighton,
Iowa, July 1st In an attempt to ravlsh
Ruth Hoskins, he nearly murdered her
brother, quiet Quaker farmer, and
also brutaly beat an old lady and 1T
tie child.
A SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, dispatch Of July
LIST says Q. \. Hornsby, collector of Sa-
h>bury township, Sangamon county, was
arrested Yesterday on the charge of eni-
bezzling 800 of school taxes collected
by him. He gave bail for his appear
ance at the next term Of the circuit
court.
A BEAUMONT, Texas, dispatch Of June
30,h says; Last night during service IN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09
CABLEGRAMS.

The body of the dead prince, says a
cablegram of June 29lh, will be sent TO
England in the Orontes.
A HEAVY thunderstorm prevailed at
Paris June 29th, and several persons
were killed.
SIR WILLIAM FoTHFRGuL COOKE, con.
structor OF tie first telegraph line in
England, died June seth, aged IS.
\ Berlin eableg-am of June 30 says,
there j. mysterious GOODNESS between
Russia and Germany, and the ear IN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09
GENERAL NOTES.

THE Louisiana Sayings bank OF ne"
Orleans, suspended payment June oou'
ITwas reported in New York, July
1st, that the west is to have a cardinal
THE increase of the public debt for
June, says a dispatch of July 2nd was
$24,7SS.
THE nail manufacturers in session at
Wheeling, w. ", June Both, put up 'he
price of nails ten cents per keg.
THEU. S war ship Wachusetts, bonhu
for ST. Louis to be used for training
school, had reached Vicksburg July Isl
THE Chicago, Pekin, 4 Southwestern
railway was'sold July 1st to the rece en
err, G. w. Cothran, Of Buffalo, Tor s'oo'-
900.
IsE funeral of Miss Annie f. Kerr "
Chicago journalist and literary eui's Sbo
of the Times. occurred June 29th. guy
was promising and widely known W.
man.
A BATAVIA, H., dispatch of July A.. 4,
saws: Mr.. Levi Newton, president - ~, ,n
Newton Wagon company OF tlll9 p'I
died Yesterday after an illness OF ile"'
three years duration, aged % Yeas .
months and 10 dave. =
The democratic state conVeD''oai' -,
Maine, met at Bangor, July Isl anu "a, a.
nominated Gov. Garcelon by acciHu's,
ton. There were GA deieg a,ed
present. The resolutions au9E sree
declare in favor of unlimited anu mr. IN.
coinage Of silver, and in favor q ~ l.
rency of gold, silver and paper !"
kept at par with COIN ,,,b;.
THE southern extension OF the = va Vas
son, Topeka ard Santa Fe raIlroaTg "a, ~
completed July lst as far as La and
n. M.. IA miles from Trinidad ere ere
about 800 miles from La Junta, H tbe
the line leaves the main branch 7 I,nts
road. The entire line from Ia = one
to Las Vegas has been finishe0 IL w.
year. l.ox;ro date OF
AN Omaha dispatch, bearing , u "f the
JuIv end. contains an abstrs %, -. y fe-
latest census of Nebrasks' an3ing
nres show that for the yeeI - s2l3,
March 81. 1879, the increase wa ~ nre-
almost double the increase OF any
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

THE way III which foo, and his
money are soon parted was well shown
at recent sale of the contents of Gun
nergate hall, near marlborough, En-
gland where Thomas Vaughn had run
through a fortune of 81 100000 in eight
years. The furnishing of the billiard
room alone cost between Sl5OUOO to
$500 900; in the smoking room the
spittoons cost 800 each; in some of the
rooms the leather covers of the seats
cost 500 yard; single fireplace cos.
$4,000, and the owners bedstead 81,
500.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

A STRANGE case of poisoning IS re-
ported from Peterborough, Engl~nd'
An old man named House was walking
down his garden, there, when bee
flew into his mouth and went down his
throat, singing him internally, and
causing him great pain. lie lmme-
diately swallowed quantity of ammo
MIA for the purpose of killing the bee
and alleviating the effects of the sting,
hut he took too large dose, and, in
spite of prompt medical treatment. he
died In very short time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

THE Emperor William is the fifth
male member of the Hohenzollern
family who has lived to celebrate his
golden wedding The first case was
that Of Johann, sunamed the Alchem-
list, born about 1903. The three sons
of Frederick William |. had also more
than fifty years each Of married life
namely, Frederick the Great, Prince
Henry and Prince August Ferdinand
of Prussia. OF the four sons of Freder-
lex William III, three celebrated their
silver wedding, and Prince Charles,
brother of the present empress, was
within day or two OF the golden cere-
mony, in 1877, when his consort died.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

IT is expected that the ST. Gothard
tunnel will be completed by the end OF
November. The point now reached on
the Airolo side is ,2Sl metres, that on
the Goeschenen side GAO metres, from
the centre of the mountain; and 1T u
expected that the junction of the two
galleries will be made some 800 metres
from the centre on its southern side.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

TWENTY fellowships, each yielding
$500 year, were recently awarded at
Johns Hopkins university, at Balti-
more, whose holders are requested to
live in the city during the academic
session, and make return for the bene
fits received by occasional service as
teachers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

ACCORDING to the Tampa Fla Guard.
ian, the orange crop in that section
viii be exceedingly slim this year. 1t
says the dry weather caused many of
the trees to drop both fruit ard leaves,
but since the late rains they are putting
out new foliage, and in all probability
may bloom again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

THE new city treasurer OF kenosha
Wis, on assuming the duties of his of
fine, few days ago, found no money IN
the treasury AMI deficit on the books
OF his predecessor of nearly So 900. And
it is stated that the books do not show
the full amount Of the deficit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

In order to obvlate AS much rs pos
sible the present insecure appearance
of London's Cleopatra's needle, which
arises from large portions of the base
having been Clipped away, it is pro-
posed to place bronze sphinx on each
side of the Obelisk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

THE Scotch papers report that Dhu
Loeb, at the back Of Lochnagar, is
covered with ice strong enough to carry
all the curriers' in Perthshire. Curling
in summer, however, belongs to SUI
pernatural order of things, which canny
Scotchman will avoid.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

THE Texas and Pacific railway is
now extended nine miles west of Sher-
man, Tex.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

HENRY PAGE set out to preach Nor
moniom in Georgia. He had made
about one hundred converts, and taken
six wives, when he was arrested for
bigamy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

A BARN swallow has quilt It's nest
under the guard of the steamer Mary
Powell, and rides daily between Pough-
keepsie and New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09
BRIEFLETS.

New YORK claims to be the noisiest
city on toe globe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

THE silver excitement is still raging
around Hot Springs, Ark.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-07-09

On June End the Paris Figaro printed
an edition of 100000 copies.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-10
Ministerial Association.

Programme of Ministerial Asso-
ciation to be held ut Hazel Green
Tuesday and Wednesday, Novcm'
Der 18th and 18th, closing ut noon
Of the Wednesday.
ORDER or EXERCISES.
Monday evening, sermon by W
Jacka, Jr., assisted by Joseph Hcw
it,.
Tuesday morning Mt 8 o'clock
devotional exercises conducted by
r. M. Harris.
ESSAYS, ETC.
1st. Essay: Life and Character
Of William Cloves, by w. Jacka
Sen.
I'd. Essay: Paul's Epistlo to
Philemon, by John Pearcc.
Sd. Essay: What MD does Tenn
perance render to the Christian
Church? by 7. Allen, Jr.
4th. Sermon: Text Numbers %
10: Let me die, Nc, by Thomas
james.
9th. Essay: Is Holiness II ncccs-
sary condition Of Divine lnspira-
ton? by G. Hendra.
9th. Essay: Recreation, by J.
w. Fox.
9TH. Essay: The proper Rccre-
alton for Christians? by Joseph
Hewitt.
9Th. ESSAY; In what Sense is
the Bible M lnfallible Book? by
4. Dawson.
9th. ESSAY: An Exegcsis Of LIST
Peter 3, 1920; by W. Jacka, Jr.
10th. Essay; Exegesis Of the 18th
chapter of Isaiah, by W. i James.
18th. Essay: Excgesis Of Rom.
., l3-2l; by J. Harrington.
18th. Sermon: Text, | Thess. 5,
%, by $. Side.
18th. Sermon: Text, John 3, 3
TO be preached without manu-
script, by T. NJ. Harris.
18th. One hours FREQ convorsa-
ton on ministerial experience and
work; opened by G, Dawson,
On Tuesday evening, missionary
meeting. Speakers, ]. Hewitt, G.
Dawson, and w. Jacka, Jr., Chair
man, j. Side.
On Wednesday evening, revival
meeting, addressed by G. lcndra,
w. D. James, w. Jaclla, Sen, and
J.W. Fox. Addresses not to exceed
ten minutes each.
Per Committee en- Programme.
j. w. Fox, Secretary.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-10
PLATTEvILLE DIVISION.
FHEycHT AND A CC0MM0DA Tf0N,
Illinois Central II. r.

The only ropte running through cars betw cen
Warren and Chicago. The only route TO NJ.
Louis, Cairo, ana the south, and TO
Dubuauc, Sioux City. Omahn and west
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-10
Sabbath School Convention.

Programme Of Sabbath School
Convention to meet at Hazel Green
Thursday, November l3, common.
cling ut 8 o'clock, II, IN.
TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION.
LIST. Whit relation does Sabbath
School work hold to the Pulpit !
Opened by Superintendent Of New
Diggings S. School
I'd. What is the relation Of hap.
tized children to the Church I
Opened by the Superintendent 81
the Shullsburg $. School.
Sd. What place does the Sab
bath School teacher hold among
Christian workers? Opened by the
Superintendent Of the Mineral Point
$. School.
9TH. The duty Of parents u
habituate their children TO attend
the public services Of the church,
and also its social means of grace.
9th. Free talk Of general School
work. PER Con-.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-10-10
Assiqnee Sale.
State Of Wisconsin-Iowa County

State OF WiScOn6ln-lOWa County
Circuit Court.
In tho matter of tho assignment of Henry s.
Clanor.
Notice II hereby given that nv virtue ol
and pursuant To an order OF this court made IN
the above entitled matter on the i4th day Of
July. A. ID. 1879, the undersigned assignee OF
Henry y. Gaucr will sell nj public auction at
City Hall, IN tho city Of Mineral Point. county
and State aforesaid. on the 2ith day Of October,
A. ID. 1870. at 10 O'Clock Ia the forenoon OF said
day Nil Of the remainder Of tho property and
apRctB belonging to tho estate Of raid Henry y,
Claucr, still In the mnds OF said assignee. con
sisting OF pro miasory notes against divers per
Sons amounting to about the sum OF $BIS.lI,
exclusive Of Interest; also book accounts
against divers persons amounting to about the
rum Of Sl006.2b, exclusive OF interest (; also the
following described real estate. 10 wit;
Part Of seq Of swA. section 20, town o
range =, east, containing BOA acres IN Iowa
county, Wis, mineral rights reserved, and sub.
jcct TO mortgage To Joseph Bennett for 5000
aud Interest, aud mortgage TO VIM. Ch0ppell
for 10000, and intercpt; also part OF lots /. =
3, u, Z, Block 20, Strongr addition to the VII
lagc, now city OF Mineral Point, n plat o
which with description by meten and bounds,
ON DO seen NJ annory Gray's store In SAID
city.
Said promirsory notes aud book accounts cnn
be seen and examined nj amy time before III,
day of ralo, by calling upon the undo rrlgned nj
dundry Il drnys store IN said city ~ Mineral
Point. No warranty Of any kind Will be given
on tho sale Of said assets or any part or portion
thereof, and no liability OF any Kind will be in
cum ed by rnd nrulgnce.
Dated Sept. 22d, 1870,
JOSEPH II. GUNBRY,
It'd Assignee Of II. y. CLAuER.
The New York herald., 1879-08-07

head s q sssa % s vn K ss
ss y y: S.:s . ss
s esn sf Il ssas M Sc head 3D. :: %
head Is q, ss r. head H. % head :,
for Homer sisss4 CO. ss " Missouri head
q al 3 head Der at Is & % @ r. 81 ss.d ss at
81 g s ew swt for Crawford Nicolls = ohio ..ssIs-
rs 4 f.. Z a:ss re 1,ss: ss'ss' e:..ss
wS Win e. q q a % Ss-a head:
sold for Reynolds co as ilSoi. steers ss.s Pc.
& sa.s Il ~:
WEIGHT o lbs s per per head as pss In Is sry :
ses5sI /, s.ssT e S lS head hs:d
win zoe OF bead head $40 Of oa * s'h head
81 ssS SssS q .. 81 &C. on per T. hsss 10 head ger
9ase per ~. win q on per head neaa head a.
es Z Dudley Son cd a sm.
ssS' s &c iowa S rsss = S Mead Tsy at ssns sod
head lswsshi; 54 ew VI; q Iiiiaoi:
): y ,sadler soid On ss%@is.,on coiof.a. S1.
% with Soc hss@ s pe a g. & e, eas @ at 8 head ss
per head on ~ head ss head at Sac NJ oo heas
y 5 ili.aos ;,ssrsss 3, asaa Il ss psils
S:@d :.
.2 head at o'4c per M head ol,c 10, Is head Al
ss sS sw mead s~
Is IS 81 ssis gss assa s
Donnell sold for $. W Allerton 100 Missouri
steers1-24 head at 7,Gc,. per H. q head a. 7ssc
sac. per lb weights 5sA cwt 64 d. G. Culver sold
for s. " Allerton III Illinois steers35 head. sac per
lb with 81 of head Is head; l6 head. Sc h.
with "a head II head; % head. slrc per 10,
ewt for D. Nicholson 10 Ohio steers, &c. per lb.
weight ~ cwt.
SHkEP AND LAxss-Demand but not active quality
se tSss se p per- t. ' Judd Buckingham XII % 4%S .aia
sAs .a::' s' p; SIS ss's .Ais
l2s State Sheep rs lbs. Sc lb 22 Virginia lambs
State lambs ~ lbs &c. ID. Newton Holmes sold
2O7 Ohio sheep 77 lbs 4c per lb l62 Ohio sheep Ii5
lbs Sc. ID 23 Ohio lambs Ss lbs. 6c lb Kase
rdcock sold sheep e2 lbs 4c per lb;
los ibs 41.c per lb As Ohio sheep 81 lbs 4sc per
Ohio sheep s6 lbs Be- lb 2s3 Pennsylvsnis lambs
90 lbs. So % 81 AN per cwt. 2s2 Kentscky lambs
&C. per G kesiaefs is%Ss ss iSs. sc 'ps per
ID. J. r. sadler sold III Indiana sheep. 90
lbs, &c per lb.; 219 Indiana sheep. 81 lbs. 81
81 20 cwt ~ Indians sheep 81 lbs 4c per III as
State sheep, s5 lbs sa4c per lb 81 State lambs. 50
ID: 81 State lambs y bs 6,lc. per Id. Dillsn6ecx
Dewey sold 81 state sheep. 80 ibs 4c, ID. POS
81 lbs, &c. b A. State lambs SO lbs SIZE per H.
"a State lambs 30 bs Sac per h. Sc State LAMBS lbs
&C. per ~; % state lambs, o. lbs, 614c. per ~.
Davis Haienbeck sold Is9 Canada lambs 10 lbs SIS 80
per 2ts Canada lambs 80 lbs, &c per b Canada
lambs. 81 lbs csc H.; 60 State lambs 81 lbs &C. pei
lib.
MILcH Cows-Nominsl range of values 500 $50 per
head. calves included. General sales $40 SIS per
VEALs AND CALvks-Sales slow. Calves ranged from
poor to veas from lean TO fair Calves grass
calves meal fed Sc. 3sac. per H. veals . &C. per la
uOGS--A few live hogs held sal
The New York herald., 1879-08-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LIvrrrooi. August G-5 ~
Cotton-Fututcs firm. Uplands. low middiing clause,
October aud November delivery I 32d. uplands low
mddng clause. November and December delivery a7sd
upands low middlng clause December aud January de-
livery Jad.: upands low mddling clause October dev
cry, iod. Provisions Cheese Sis I'd cwt the
best grades of American
Lt,xnrooL. August q, 1879.
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern steady at COS do, West
steady AZ 4s Bacon-Cumbetand cut steady AZ Us
short rib steady at 37 long clear dull 2Ss I'd short
clear dull at 20 hsms-Long cut dull at 45s shoulders
dull ~ ais BeefIndia mess none in market; extra do
steady a. SIS; prime do, none IN market. Lard
Prime Western dull at 3ls. Taliow-frtme ctty
steady at ais Cd. Turpentne-spirts dull at 22s
kosin Common dull a. a. fne hrmcr at Is I'D Cheese
American choice duh at 33s Lard oil dull at 32s Flcur
State dull at 2is whest-spring No dull at So
spring No dull at S. iOd winter Western dull ~
Id winter southern dull at 9s Sd. Ccrp-nixsd
new Brmer 6,d mixed old steady at A. 1iad Cot
ton o-yello~ American steady 2's. Rosin-com
mon London steady at 4s Sd furpentine, spirits ~
London, steady ut 2is sd.
LoSpos August 6--5 z. N.
Refined petroleum, 6ts Gid per gallon. Spirits %
petroleum, Gl, Ti4d. per gallon.
BRssxs, August y, 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-08-07
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY AUGUST T. 1sa-rRIPLE

7T3s c. c. and l. c. seconds ana DO. Trust Company
certificates sold up to 80 Erie consolidated seconds
sold at 76Z IT, Kansas and Texas consolidated as
sented ct T5A. and Tell of to 75h; do. seconds to
sax, Rome. Watertown and Ogdensbnrg consol-
dated at 90 6sk. Lehigh and wilkesbarre consoli-
dated assented at 81 s311. st. Paul consolidated
sinking fund at JOG and up to 1O7. and Hannibal and
st. Joseph convertible at 1861 1867. Chicago. st.
Paul and Minneapolis to I03 y. Great Western
seconds OK coupon. to 92H. Toledo and Wabash Sec
onds. coupon. to s3k. and st. Louis and Iron
Mouutsiu seconds to 9434. st. Louis and San Fran
cisco. class B. rose to 4s; do. class c. to 46k.
Philadelphia stocks closed at tho following
The New York herald., 1879-08-07
The closing quotations were :

Ths Stock Exchange quotation for call loans early
In the day was 21 to per cent for ordinary colat-
'rsl The rate stilened to per cent aud re-
manned at that for time. but suddenly jumped to
Per cent. A good deal Of business was done 1t this
figure. but tho market eased down to to per cont
At the closo. Time loans were made at to per
cent Good paper was discounted at to per cent.
The Clearing House ststemont shows ss1. O5o
changes and S6.4s7.062 balances The receipts ct
Washington from internal revenue we're $3s1. .24S 16
and from customs s772.o3A Sc.
aovernmans bonds Arm throughout tho day
The New York herald., 1879-08-07

In London there was weak market for British
consols. which declined to 97X for both money and
the account. United States bonds were steady. new
fours closing at 105H. AIS at lO9X and lives at
lO5s4. Among American railway securities New
Jersey Central fell of per to Sc. and do.
soils u per cent to 1o4h; Erie common advanced to
293x ana closed at 29A; the preferred advanced to
S4s1 and returned to 54n the new second consoIs
advanced to 79A. and the funded fves to 7s,s with
later sales Of the latter 7s Illinois Central
steady nj S3. Bar silver advanced to 5l3Sd. per
ounce and India Council bills were allotted at an
advance of I'D. per rupee At Paris the three
per cent rentes. after advancing to S2f 721sc.
reacted to 82f 65c. and the rate of exchange Lon
don marked up to of. 29Ac. In London Treas
ury bills to the amount of f1476,OOO sold yes
terday at 13 1-16 per cent per annum for three
months bills and l5s per cent for six months bills
The days withdrawal Of bullion from the Bank Of
England. which amounted to 100000. was all In
eagles for shipment to the United States.
Foreign exchange in this market is quiet. Fol-
14xw; t1,or ~ 1ood
The New York herald., 1879-08-07

Sales at the Board aggregated 1882 shares. in
cudinR Lake shore. 4S.o02; Northwest, 1.2eO do
preferred. l762; st. Paul. 2s.05O: do. preferred,
B27o; Western Union. IT ,03l Erie Railway, 1900;
Michigan Central, 1890 Delaware and L.ackswanna
lila; c. c. and c.. 9.125 st. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern, l.6o0; do. preferred. $40; Wabash
4.lSo; Delaware and Hudson, 2.s20; Pacific Mail
$500; Central OF New Jersey. 1880; Ohio and Mis-
sissipp l.2s5; Chicago. st. Paul and Minneapolis
1000; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 400; do preferred,
S93; Northern Pacific, 400; Now York Central, 45
he clo
The New York herald., 1879-08-07

AZ San Francisco mining shares opened ct the fol-
lowing prices Gould Curry, 10s; Savage. IL;
Chollar. 7k Ophir. 36k; Hale Norcross. 15ls;
Crown Point 5; Yellow Jacket. 19L Belcher. AZ;
Imperial, las; Virginia Consolidated, California.
O.; Best 4 Becher. 19's; Union Consolidated, 54x;
Alpha 2ah Sierra Nevada. Sls; Mexican. 81; silver
Hill. Ia; Justice. 4; Julia. 3; Utah. l9A; Alta. IA;
Bodie. -; Bechtel. ia; Tioga. Az Independence,
3; Segregated Belcher. II; Bulmer. 97s; Mono. IN;
Consolidated Pacific. Z; Potosi. "a; Standard 10;
Exchequer. 6,s; Mammoth. l4I; North Standard.
ol
The New York herald., 1879-08-07
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
HIGHER--FLoUR sTEADY--wHEAT STEADY
CORN FIRMER-oATs LowER--wHIsKEY NoMI-
NAIr-PoRK QUIET-LARD EASY SPIRITS TUR-
PENTINE NoMINAL-EosIN NOMINAL COFFEE
DULL AND NoMINAL-sUGAR DULL PETRO-
LEUM DULL.
WEDNESDAY. August 6--6 P. M.
There was fair movement in trade circles to-day.
and the markets generally remained steady. though
in some few instances there was q radical change.
generally in sellers favor On Change nour was
steady. Wheat without decided change. Corn
was hrmer. Oats stood lower for mixed but frmer
for white Whiskey was nominal. Pork quiet. Lard
quiet and Cotton the spot unchanged; futures
closed higher Groceries quiet Naval stores
nominal Oils aud petroleum dull.
COryRE-Tho market for Rio dull: 46 bags Rio,
Colorado sold private the arrival Of the
Besse with bags and bags Santos making
u total Of 2s, s,o4e bags. Mild coheo dul 755 mats
Padang sold yesterday, eN Johanne on private terms
The business for the week is summed as follows
Java $500 mats; Msracaibo. 1l93 bags Laguayra, s67
do Rica. l4I do Jamaica 81 dosoid in lots for
wshin range St. Domingo in transit to
Europe bags. The stock of mild coffee in first hands
is 80 O53 do Singapore and bags
including 1870 bags Csylon, 37 do Maracabo 1881 do
Laguayra 1O9 do Jamaica osJ do. St Domingo, 4o2 do
Rico 46s do Costa Rics, 1859 do. Mexican and
1896 do. SAvsuilla We quoteOrdinary, like fair do.
lSi.c; good d. l4c. prime do. l4sc.: range
for lots 16c Santos fair to good, l3l l4c,
ninety days; Java. government bags, 22c 23c grass
mats 24c 25c.; Singapore. i6c l7c.; Ceylon l4c
16c.; MarscabO 1llsc I6i.c; Laguayra l3e. i5c. !:
Jamaica. l2c 14lc; St Domingo 10sc. II &c Porto
Rico I5c l6sc; Costa Rea l4e aI7c. Mexican, lac
I51zc; Angostura. l5c. sl7c; Ssvanills, lsc lie.
Curacao, lie. u l2c.
CofroS the spot drmer at yesterdays prices Flu
deliveries sold of IL "a points recovered the loss
ced from the lowest prices of the day 20 a.
H. hv, tha al;
proven ent The market closed strong the highest
figures of the day. the quotations OF yesterday and to-day
compared giving advance of 23 points The sales
to-day from 10 A. to p. NJ, foot up 1894 bales
The lowest and highest points touched to day fol-
lows:-August. lu.65c. n III uoc September la5lc
ln9sc; October. loo3c. 1034c.; November. 9;s7c.
~ lie; December, aSIe. lOu9c. January, a.tjc \
10 1885, February 10 loe 10 2ec. March: Ioc lo3.c
These extremes showed 9 auctustion Of 40 points in
August Al in September 81 in October % in November
- in December. ~ W January 10 in February and
30 il March As compared with the last prices
decline Of is points in August "a in
Sepember 10 in October Is in November II in Dccem
her IL in January March The closing prices of
Yesterday highest o, to-day compared give
vance of points August. 23 In september II in Oc
tobcr IL In November in December in January IA In
February and IL in March The closing prices of yester
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