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PoDI, Cal. Arg. 1G.-During the week ending
A1Itt ~. Standard shipped s;jS tons OF orc pulp
a..lv s23 81; crude bullion received. l,hOO
"rnco.. amount shipped 10 company, %1l,1Sl.
Erty..r during the samc period, shipped 30 tons
to mill pulp assay Tl3 l."
Thcbnlon receipts IN tEis CITY from tie mines
,e.trr,uv amour Ell 20 81 0.Si6i
The Horn silver Company received during the
pq-s three days Sl7.u3l IN bullion from ITS Chicago
Tlrhec & Walker received yesterday LEO in
me Great Eastern Yesterday received - the re-
sult of about twelve day y ruu gold brick valued
GhrrSolrtc shipped 90 tons hign-gradc ore to
SINE ter, on Saturday.
4 good body OF sand carbonatcs has been cut in
drif 1850 feet from Tie main shaft on the CaTbouato
IhI Tue shaft Is down 800 cei. and The atrlkr j.
f-ou the lotion toward tHe Little Giant ground
Tho latter COMPANY. n Is well Known. mas lO-t0ot
body o. >lui caruonatcs dipping into the Carbon
ate Hi property.
For the week cnleu August the output of thr
Ontario VS. ~ tnus, taken from the fourth, nth
and sixth levels The wet DRIFT on The G0OIcye
was IA 90 f,cs aud tin Slopes throughout the
mine looIag vel. Her. were 500 tons Of orc Oh
hand ~ The ore-nOusf
4 dispatch from Hodie STATES that the tfth level
in fhc iodic mine (Which is 40 icct lower than the
700 foot level Of tn Sfaudlrdl has been drttcd
uuou uorthefiN toward the STANDARD line. the
aS,,Viu. = $50 per Ton. he south tlutt toward
The Mons carrie. ore which ASSAYS SJii per ton
The Bpdic shipped T1ONi las we"@, the ore averae
ing SOL per t"n.
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MONDAY. Aug. Is p "


Stocks to-day opened actively. with prices Eoarr'
ally higher than Saturdays closing h2hie'' p"'
the early excitement was OF short duration. Alter
that the market was exceedingly dun. ana VIM
transactions were made prices generally ea,ie
just before the close here was little NOR" o"'T
ness DONG again accompanied. however by COZ
SESSIONS of J., 3. per cent from the best prices Oh
tho day except for the s;och> hereafter h'lned'
The total business amounted 10 He'll shares
AGAINST f3l. 700 shares for Saturdays onF
ne... The Hannibal and 5. Joseph stocks were
especially strong aud closed nearly at their 'es'
figures; the common stock advanced from So -
r. and the preferred stock from 1919 10 ca - .
I oke Fr,e and Western was another strong >ioeN'
,,sin, f,orn 3 Il TO 32Io4 32SS This company no"
i o,eratiuc 800 miles of road against 80 mies
q wear ago. and has running arrangement VIZ"
tbe Lake shore Railroad which Is proving 'a''
ftctory) subject 20 abrogaton by either c'mpiN,
upon sixty days notice. IL IL eslI"s''~
that the road hereafter can be oper''eu AZ
% Ia per cent of it, gross earnings. PEORIA
and Evansville also was strong, although there "o
only few transactions in too stock az pr''e",
figures. Chicago, ST. Paul and Minneapolis preieifeu
Is another stock that closed at about lis "ee'
tjourcs. a. also did the Northern Pacific comm0u
and preferred shares. But the general m"N',
.lo..J weak. and many stocks are without hO"
quotations. II
A single transaction of $1,000 regs''''" - a,
1881 covered the entire amount OF Ou''tl'"
Government bonds that was done at tue po"
Prices. however. ore firm, and the biddings i'' -"
q, Of 1881 and Il2 per cents were advance"
cent Annexed are the closing quotations ,
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ECENT TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
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SIR WALTER SCOTT 7. :. Perry.
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THE FAMILY OF GEORGE III.

n. VI. I'M u
ILLTSTRATIONS-Ge III.-Queen Ch"ii'''''
George Augustus Frederick, Prince OF Wale'-fteu'oN
Duke Of York Princess RoyalDuke Of Caoho'
aitcrwari william IV.-Prfnccss Augusta princess 'lhy
Princess izahcthC arolnr wife OF Prince ~ Wie
afterwatd George IV.-Puncess Charlotte Daughter VI
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FISH AND MEN IN THE MAINE IslANDs.-


II BY W II bI0II'It'
ILLUSTRATIOSS.-Re Repairing Dmagrs-looAihe ioi ~"
Flcct.-Light House Monhcgan-oh Duiy.--nohh's'"
Oace-Glmpse Of a Fortunc.-Among the Flco -ol"choi'
schooner; Dressing Fish from last Cafch.-HarpoonihR
Sword. Fsh-Story Of the Fight.-Fir't Nl-H !" VI"
Banls.-Unler Fire.-Arrival of the Doc'"r-Nl"''S"'
Watch on the "IIaseall"-Stowng senes IRON last N"
Bringing Ashore the Nets.
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Cost nno todno.

1 DN ERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
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ONCE
DANk BOOK LOSI.-Bank book No.
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finder IL requested the bank II restored
br, r. the III DAY october. $780, application VIII be-
Ia the baaA tol new book
RANK pOOk I.OST.-Bank hook No.
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before september. lSSO, Will
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I OST.-Bmk Book M. 1861 issued 10y
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john Nrtrc tlr u Peg "r hod'rot ttrf 1ok IA
ott,-,i ta.te 80 fhc O.rSlf NOT orct before te
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lawns IS D. $500. iIr. IliDr ..icl o. &C.,
tu,ut 80 ta. Dr. n, restore. u'ur' i." itl u.y
september 1880. auplssiAH' wi be made the bans fr
hcN Dyol-
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BY-PATHs IN TIE WORKMANSHIP.

ILLUST RATIONs.-View on the TuckeseeSc on inc ioa
10 Cuala-t Iie-dkecs-Ihe Prison at WaynesvIe-
ting and Cutting Nica-Ancent Indian MOUND at franHh
Indian Keics-In the Blue Rlge.-Culasaga Fahs.-Mr
and Mrs. Gibson. Highlands VIII q sdes.-NIeW HO"
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Menu pnbIitatlons.
HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR SEPTEMBER
Contains:
TUE ANERICAN GRACE

by EUGENE f. DIDIER
ILLUSTRATIONS-Ez Elizabeth Cation LADY stan RI 20"
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EOW RUADY.
TIE CATHOLIC WORLD
Tor SEPTEMBER. lesO
CONTENTS:
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II TIL Passion Play AI OHEE-AA. 1if.rGAU.
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III nlrtALl-H A>D THE ANGLICAN CHURCH.
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iu-ou
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VII GENESIS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH: VI
-, Rev \. r. IlcwiL
VIII Christian AHI- RAPHAEL. J. Stotlcrt
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THE VATICAN LI"NNHf,t flinh-latc1 By
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THE SEVEN SLEEpERs' PARADISE BESIDE
THE LOIRE.

Rv MONCURE D. CONWAY.
IIIU sTRATIDNs-Cha;eau dCssey.-Por'nl OF Mar
motcr- Grotio Of the Seven ~loepe5The Loudes Appa
rton- ApIarons OF the Virgin srctic-l3e Pierced
Stone
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fEEI uNNNSNLIDATED MINING [

EELEGRAPU CONSOLIDAIEDM lNlNG 20
4 PiOEEI.t DISTRICT PI%AI. COT MY \ ftiIoNA.
CAPITAL STICn. f2,5OU,OOU; - 100000 - HAkfS.
OFFICERS. faTie-t \ Drs Narots, President " \.
stock ENclanVr' q. e. hMrphy, NI'ePr"Siert LlnlieN
= SocrrtIry and Treasurer Bpsrd OF lrustee~
Iheo tore Williams. Vernon seaman. e. &. Murphy ". +.
CirN.u, John Robertson tnauca- Agent Theodore
" ilian, a. s. Mining Exchanged W. 81 Br1alwdy New
Vera hep1~tcr of Transfers IN sew York-Union Trust
COMPANY. Council bennington Ncrnau. Va 1913 BrOhl
way New lur.; Hon A. W Hlnl, san Francisco, ca.
Mining ~upeituf 'nirnt-F r. Bontun.
OfF1CE- No. 81 BROADWAY, NV YORK.
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AMID TIE GRASSES.
4 Poem. Bv WILLIAM M. BRIGGS.
Win Five Illustrations.
sQUATTER LIFE n NEW-YORK.


ITTVSTp NTIONs Heed Pccc-Oh and Newton inc
Border Of Central PaiS.-Garden ~ Hoi""-fi'huH"'-
Going 10 Marset.--An interior Gin Dwellings,
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Total Gales JIeGly...
rs , buyer 50 days
GOyEKNHENTS
L s IS Registered 900. oit
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State bonds were duh with small safes VI
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MONTH HIVE AND YOSEMITE GOLD

NORTH IIirE AND YOSEMITE GOLD
n DININGCD,
OF TARIlO~A COT Is ~, CAL.
Caplnl -lCOpO ttydcl 5Oi0OJ VI e each
uutS-esSable.
J.. II. ~PDONEit, President
g. I.~ SEAMAN. rrcIHTy and ItedssrfL
z. ~ ILLIAA~. General AGENT
". q. GLEN EI., Financial Agent.
Olce- broadway. rooms - ami -.
4 limited auG.ut OF stock Al % cents snare
wing famous litic Mac ;a property resOn
Mcuas S,Ii 90 prudent investors
IL - n. ~ q NJ
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THE MONEY MARKET
SALES 1T THE STOCK EXCuAv;g
AUGCsr rs. 1879.

THE GEAERtL LIST.
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~, rnlrclsco cLoSIyG pnloLS


10 GUd PuIe Mining COmlNny MS %
dividend OF - cents share
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-15
Called Meeting

Washington, Sept. 14.-The executive
committee of the American public healtl
association have issued call for their eighth
annual meeting, at New Orleans, commenc
ing December 9TH and ending December 10th
Papers will be presented on abattoirs, cpl,
denies, life insurance in its relations to pub
lie health, engineering problems of the Miss.
issippi river, hyGenic of emigrant ships, pre-.
yention of venercai diseases, voluntary sani.
tary association, etc. Special questions
suggestion for discussion ut this meeting, in
addition to those connected with papers
above referred to, relate TO the modes of pre-.
venting the spread within towns or cities,
after they have been introduced, Of such con-
tageous or spreading diseases as diptheria,
SCARLET fever, yellow fever, measles or small
pox, and are as follows: "What are the
best means of securing prompt and reliable
information as TO the presence and location
ofcases of such diseases? What are the best
means of securing isolation of the first single
cases of such diseases, and what are the chief
difficulties in securing such isolation? Under
what circumstances il 1t proper to declare
diaesse epidemic. Under what circumstan-
ces is it proper to recommend the closing of
schools on account of the prevalence
of such diseases. What precautions should
DO taken at the termination Of each case, as
to the care and disposal of the dead, disen'
fecting and cleaning of rooms and houses,
provide the time for which it is safe to
allow a convalescent to return TO school or
society Brief practical papers upon any or
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BROKEN OFF.
a sensational story or the Brs aIsing
on OF thc Grant.Flood En-.
gaEement.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-The Times San Fran
cisco special ssys: Society in this city 10 agog
over tolerably well authenticated rumor
that the engagement between Ulysses Grant
jr'' ard Miss Jennie O. Flood, daughter of
the bonanza king, is at end. The story coca
that some weeks ago Ulysses came
out to California ostonsibly to visit
his sweetheart. Oh his arrival here, instead
OF repairing at once to tho Sierras, where
mss Jennie was stopping with number of
friends, Ulysses settled himself down for A
nice little time in San Francisco. Ii Ia said
that this nice time consisted principally in
q rather marked Irritation with some fair but
not over nice young damsels The high
strung Jennie heard about Ulysses go.
ipgs on, and in very brief order gave
him to understand that he could 90
about his business. Tks will no doubt
prove serious blow TO the young scion
Of the house of Grant, for Miss Flood is the
fortunate posssssor Of nice little pile of
$2,5O0OO0 of government four per cents.
The affair was openly discussed last night at
the wedding of q. +. Croker to Miss Mills,
daughter Of ID. 0. Mills, president Of the
California bank, at which several hundred
guests, all otthe highest bullion and railroad
society, were present, and no doubts as to
the correctness Of the rumor were enter
taipedr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-15
A Hrulsed Henuty.

New York, Sept. 14.-In the last act Of
the Grim Goblin at Wallack's thester last
evening, while Mile. Etheria, the flying fairy
was about to take the flying leap, she fell
from the shoulders of one of the performers,
and though ne caught her at the knees, she
struck her face ON the floor, cutting a
cash on her chin and knocking out one
tooth, besides sustaining several bruises
about the head. She was taken 10 her rooms
in the Ashland house, and at midnight her
brother said she was resting easy and would
soon be we'll again. In the early part of last
month, when the "Grim Goblin" was
first produced at Wallsck's, Ethera's
father, George Conquest, while max
ing one of his prodigious jumps, fell
and broke his leg. The performances were
interrupted 70. week, when Gee. Conquest
took his father, place. During the first per-
Torrance on the reproduction of the play,
and Just week after the accident to the
elder Conquest, an actor made plunge from
the top of the stage, the wire by which his
fall should have been prevented having be-
come dislodged. He was injured so badly
that he died with much pain, but bravely
kept the stage and did all that remained for
him TO do in the last scene.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-15
The German Forger

New York, Sept. l4.-.The German forger,
Emanuel Hanauer, who was arrested on
Monday last, on the arrival Of the steamer
Celtic, was arraigned yesterday before
Uni ed States Commissioner Deuel.. Hanauer
forged the names of number of merchants
to checks to the amount of from $4,000 to
10000 marks on the Industrial bank at
Baden, and having obtained the money
on some of these checks he fled to this
country. In Hanauer's trunks, when Or
rested, were found large number of the
forged checks. When before the commits
sioner he waived examination and consented
to return to Germany without extradition
proceedings being taken. He was then &C n
mitted to Ludlow street jail to await the ac-
ton of Consul General Schumacher.
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nominations.

Mobile, Ala, Sept 14.-One of the two
Republican conventions for this district has
nominated James Gillett" for congress.
Trenton, N j., Sept IA, Hon. John R.
Mcpherson was chosen chairman ofthe Dam-
ocretlc State committee.
Trenton, N. j. Sept 4.-John Hart
Brewer was nominated to-day for congress
by the Republicans of the second district
St. Louis, Sept. 14.-The Republicans of
Of the third district to-day nominated Gus
tave s. Eisingham, for congress.
Trenton, N. j., Sept. 14.--GeoIg, G. Lud-
low formally accepted the Democratic nom
ination for governor to-day.
Louisville, KY, Sept. IA. The Republican
convention of the tepth district to-day NOM
mated Judge George NJ. Thomas for con-
gress.
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DIR. Tanners brooklyn RIVAL.

New York, Sept. li.-Charles Livingston,
of Brooklyn, says he is going to beat DR..
Tanners fast, and asserts again this morning
that they would find him fasting on tho forty
second day of his task. To-day, beginning
at one o'clock, is the eighth day of bis task,
and heis of course suffering the pangs of
hunger, although he tries very hard to con-
ceal his feelings and appear as if he did not
care anything about it. He is watched
closely by several parties who are interested
in wager that he will relinquish his fast at
the end of ten DAYS.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH
six Hen ~ Buffalo springs Engage
in n shooting Match Among Them.
selves; Some shots Probably
Fatal - Participants I'm the
Murder,for which william
Burton was convicted,
ON Trial ut weather.
ford, Etc, Etc,
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Henrietta, Sept l4.-Yesterday morning
j. ID. Lamb, 9. L. Dinwidd0, George Ed.
wards, Colonel Young, Press Chandler and
a man named Wright had a shooting scrape
at Buffalo Springs, twenty miles south OF
here Lamb received twelve buck.shot in his
person, four in the loft forearm, SCATTERING the
bone all to pieces, two in the right wrist and
six in the left side. The shots in the side are
close together and made an ugly wound,
though not necessarily fatal, but very dan
gerous. George Edwards received tourshots
in his right leg and knee from u torty.tour
calibre pistol. A ball struck him in the right
shoulder ranging across the blck ard com.
ing out at tho left shoulder. Colonel Young
was shot IN the right leg above tho knee
with four buck.shot. Chandler was shot
in the right hand. The difficulty originated
from the maltreatment of a hog belonging to
one Cook, and tho shooting of four h IS bo,
longing to Colonel Young. Lamb was ar.
rested two weeks since ana fined $50 in the
justices court. Bad blood was the result.
The above named partias met Moa-
day morning and Lamb knocked
Gambler down, when u general
shooting commenced Wright and Dinwid-
die are credited with doing most ofthe shoot
ing, and their fro being wild they hit both
friends and enemies. Good men were en-
geged on both sides. All the wounded are in
u critical condition. The sheriff placed the
entire seven under arrest, and tomorrow a
preliminary examination will be had at the
place of the shooting, where the wounded
men are
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Lottery Drawing.

New Orleans, Sept l4.-Oapital prizes
of the Louisiana State Lottery were drawn
as follows; No. SO, 55s drew $4,000; sold
in New Orleans. No. 1902 drew $4,000,
sold in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and
Providence. No, 1896 drew $4,000. Nos.
1920, 5I6oS, each $1,000; sold in New
York, Galveston, and Harodsberg, Kentucky.
Nos. 5,SO6, 6O5,0J7, 1907, IS, 205 and 9,l42
each $1,000; sold in New Orleans, New
York and Grenada, Mississippi,
The anniversary, 14Ih of September, will
be celebrated by tho military for the decora.
ton of graves,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-15
NAaYY Failure

San Francisco, Sept. li.--The suspen son
ofthe old shipping house of George Howes
& Co., is announced. The firm held tho
agency Of Messrs. Sutton & Co., of New
York. The suspension is attributed to its
assumption of the liabilities of Mr.. Howes'
brother, who is "a woodenware
manufacturer, amounting to S250,0O0.
1t is impossible to state the assets
and liabilities. 1t is also reported that the
firm has lost money by shipping wheat on its
own account. John Rosenfield succeeds to
the business.
The working men have nominated Mayor
Kalloch for reelection.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-15
Yermont,n Rig Majority.

Montpelier, Sept. 1i,---The latest returns
show handsome Democratic increase in vote,
and the Republican majority will be less
than in 1876. The first thirty towns increased
the Republican majority of 1876 nine hum
dred. One hundred and one towns cut that
down to four hundred. One hundred and
fifty one towns cut it down to ninety eight,
which the remaining towns will more than
take off. They spent tens of thousands of
dollars. The Democrats had no money. The
Republicans had all the pressure ana were
desperate, 1t is Democratic victory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-15
A pr,uter,s -Four children Drowned.

New Orleans Sept. l4.-Mr. j. Bum, q
printer, went sailing with his family. A
squall upset the boat and -four
of his children were drowned. Him
self, wife and daughter were saved. The
accident was not of such serious nature as
to make the docking Of the ship necessary,
and the damages had been repaired by the
engineers on board. The vessel was only
DELAYED about twenty hours
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Weatherford Dots.
Special to the Herald.

SpVUIVI 70 INC HefhIu.
Weatherford, Sept. lathe els,
trict court is engaged in ompsnncl.
ling y jury to try John Greenwood, who is
charged, with William Burton, with the
murder of Jack Rush. Greenwood seems to
feel the pressure of the rope near his neck
and will attempt to prove that he is under
seventeen years of age These desperndoes
hsl warning but loved riot and crime,
hence their awful condition.
1t is raining here to-day.
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A Car.Driver's singular Death

New York, Sept. 14.-John o'Brien, en-
ployed as driver on the Myrtle avenue
brooklyn, line Of cars, fell over the dash.
board OF the car to night, and the wheels
passed over his body, killing him instantly
lie was twenty.six years old.
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A CAPTAIN Drowned,

New York, Sept l4.-Captain Thomp-
son, formerly commander of the Great
Eastern, but recently Of the steamer Eng
land, was swept overheard from the latter's
deck, off Newfoundland, September 10th,
and drowned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-15
MARKETS BY rELEsRApH.
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. n,--Noon-- Cotton steady;
middling uplands, S-l6; middllng Orleans,
III; receipts, 10, 100; all American, sales,
10 ,O0O;speculatlon aud export, ,OO0;uplands low
middllng classfcations for September delivery,
h9S.32; September and October, B4923-3e;
October and November, 6 O. lG@i7-32; Noveni-
Der and December, 81; December and jan
uary, Ok; January and February, 6<j Feb
ruary and March -; March sud April,
6 1882, April and May, 0hi May and June,
q 2l.32, futures steady,
l;aOpm-Uplands low mlddllng assiGcations
for November an, December delivery, q l6-a2.
400 y -sniancfester market ror yarns and
fabrics lrlasrj advance demanded, which buy
ers refuse.
1880 pm-Uplandsl low mlddllng classl1cations
for September and October delivery, ll-l6;
October and November, OK; January and Feb
ruary, o 1872.
3;OOp m Uplands low middllng classifca-
tions for september delivery, 7 l-l6; November
AID December, q Ii.
i;3O p nlr-sales OF American, $50; uplands
low mlddling clssslllca,ions for May and June
delivery, 6A.
500 y IN Upands 10y mlddlny classidca-
tions Tor September delivery, l-82i septen-
Der and 90 obor, 6 2l-32; October aud M u
Der, O 1889; November and December, 0 I,-j2;
Ma CHI and April, l7-32i April and May,
q g-lB.
sis y m-Futures closed very weak.