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A BRUTAL FATHER.

: w -. - ~. ~ ;, .r..u r..
In tho bnscmcnt ct 100 Milwaukee avenue, who
nro CHARGED With cruelty to their llttlo daughter,
,.aro c"ilo1 hoforo I,,atfcc walsh .vaatsrtlnv
morning at o'clock' and occuptc. tho atseil.
tton of tho court during tho ontlro iay. 1t will
a,a,st ,nn",. 49,, ~, ao,tI1,et - 49,, 1I.s.sua
aoous wsoA .n asu " y, .,a -. tho iaan'nao
Society," tho on1cora OF wn'ch had heard COM
ooriinu TIM ill-trentmont Of tho littlo rirl. nm
.,,o,,, socts r., tho c".o ,.oro ro,otnd l., @bo
columns OF TIE Tribune at tho timo. nnd need
not DO repeated. sass and his wife mnnufnc-
49, tta n,,o- "a ,fro,at,.o ~, ~,
aha tno ooor ouei'S'o ~ the
neighbors. from which fact SaSa clnft1s that the
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HpEt119 1Tapdtth 10 3H8 Ehttdt0 7TlbuTE@
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Alny 2t.-The lake Eric
l. Western Hallway Company was to-day
made tetendant'in nsuit for 5000 damages
brought by Alvin L. Fix. Fix complains tint
he bought ticket from Ambta to Boswell
and return, but when he attempted to return
tho employees of thprontl put him of bctween
stations, refusing to accept the ticket. lie
wns elected from tho trniM about two weeks
ago, and had to walk eight miles.
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FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

TasRs' wcro 10 barrels Of alcohol: exported
,Testtrday. =,
THa receipts from speolA taxcs yesterday
amounted tl 2,0S5.
- a WRIT Of habeaa corpus has beon issued In
the case 1f Pete Okltli, who WAS committed tn
JUL by Commissioner Aoyue for attempting tq
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THE WAY..To DO IT.

Among tho lucky o,los at tho Chicago
Graln & Provision Exchange, IL autl III
Clark street, this week was q gentleman
from Aurora, who sent IN his orders and
clcareu something tlke $500 OF an Investment
OF $40 iii grain alltl stocks. This Exchange
.nOw hus brunch houses ut indianapolis,
Toledo, and Detroit.
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port Its business to tho Commissioner, md
ihat Il will continue to net outside OF tito
combination until its gr!evnnccs, are cor
rccted.. No clurEo l,ns been made, rs y,ct,
cfty have hem yinlntcl, bit II matters co,t-
time III tho present shape much. longer
nMotllor war betwecn tho Missouri River
rpujJ Is sure to follow.
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The E!dredge Sowing -Alachine.-It leads
sold I Hi Oh monthly psymsats Ito III St4te strest. ps
, 1880-05-22

TO REfURN!sRlN0 HoUSExeEPERs.l
Recent changes onahlp US better than dver be-
fGEo u supply al1 your wants In Soli4 OF Silver
pluted Ware or Fancy Ornaments. 8. Aymsu &
Co., Btato and Madison.
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FMintness boforo eating, pnin and distross
atterward, prevented by Malt Ditters.
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PUSHING THROUGH MEXICO.

4111hoO"1A 2tNASNs
A. leading official Of the Atcl,fson, Topeka
4: Santa Fd Railrond, who was In tho city
yesterday, Informed n TRIBUNE reporter
that tic work on tho extensions Of his road
is progressing very favorably. Work oil tic
Atlantic Is Pncitlc Extension Is under full
hcadwny. Tho Guaymas Roatl is also be-
ginning to take shape, md two construction
tut,'lls In Sonora County, Mexico, working
eastwar and tls ot1Sr It the o1i eSTter,, .sst tsr
ward. Both thesti ronds are expected to be
completed In less thal two years.
The main tno' is rapidly being pushed 70
FL Paso, and that point will bc reached this
year..
rho principal work the Company las now
undertaken, ard which will BY Of still great.
er importance tl,an It's Atlantic y psclilc an! 4
from Fl ,1'aso through Old htexfco to tho
City OF Mexico. The SURVEYS for this line line
commenced at the City, of Mexico. Tho
Mexican Government. Is aiding tho Company
will, every means IN Its power to carry tho
project to successful completion.
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Times !: Our highest attists III .dontHtry; The
AaChesneys beyond doubt, though but ~ . set
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A MONSTER TlsANSFER-BOAT.
Hptciat. pifpakfh to Tbs ElhteaQo Tribune


BALr1MonE, Mny 2l.-Tho grcat interest
that has been manifested here for months
pnat In the construction Of tho monster
transfer-b0nt for tho Baltimore d Ohio
Road illuminated totlay in tic trtal-trip. III
order to test tho boat n run of several miles
WIS made down tho river, and fourteen miles
were scored against n strong iieaslwEnd III
less than nh hour and n half, and tho trip III
every respect was most satisfactory. The
boat goes oil regularly OIL Sunday, when tho
now fast-tlmo schedule goes into effect;
With the uncainlctl facilities titus gained
upwards of lialf hours tEine Is saved over
tic old transfer through the streets or TIE
passnge through the tunnel n the city, tl!e
from one side Of Baltimore to the other in
live minutes. The boat has n tremendous
double engine OF GOO horsepower, is nearly
400 feet inng, aru takes on fifteen passenger.
cnacllcs at 0tlg time. Tho SOCIAL fentures OF
the lnitial. trip were Of the pleasnntest char;
ncter, leading Baltimore & Ohio officials nid
representative newspaper men being present.
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Buy tho Improved IIowo Scnlcs. Borden, Sol.
look T. Co., Agents, D7 Lake street.
, 1880-05-22

The moth will not attack fabric that is paokct
In duck & nayncr's Moth Powder"
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THE CITY. !
GENERAL NEWS.

i lIU vi L IL
---:- ~.,
GEN NEItAI NEWS
H. r, TyCuxo1, Topyfn, Is ut tho Sherman.
;, ~ n,ru., nan, ,.,r,,,, ~ ,ho c,,.,,,or
H. M' y" kNs' fh"oc'Pn'l'' " '"s ""tt'et'
II. LIEF 13onpEs, Efatn, Ill. at tho Gardner.
ho''h'tr fHsLrst 1o'lot, ~. nj tno o@runef'
Il. c. nowEns, Albany, n. Y, dt tho Gardner.
J, @, pxnny, Fond tu Lac, Wis.,, at tho
Gardner.
1ous 1,r7ssxrt. Youso md family. Now York,
~, -. -. r.is'..
hre nj tho fhimos'
DEz,Axrw HARRISON, Of Indiana, WIS at tho
0.nr,, 11rrtt,o rcstnr,tav
0"44N ".'ae
JAMES Mccoh1 ana Franele !. MuFpns' no''
~ a".s 60" " ~ =. r.,x =.
HA.uDv. nEnHtth y. hnhIMoN1s VI Aanssa' 10
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IMPORTANT SUIT.

Hpfttdl Ulfpdfth to IhE Ch1ed9o If1buHks
MADISON, Wis, May ot.-An Important de-
cistoi, wns rendered In the United States Dis
trict Court here to-any In tho case of the Atntl-
ison s. Portage Railroad Company vs.. the
North Wisconsin Railroad, thu Court render
ing decision denying n pntItton for nrehenr-
ing, JissOlying the Injunction previously
granted, aud dlsmisslng tile bill.
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North Town, Mr Potor johnson, tiletlhis petitlon
tn court fow days MO praying for u recount Of
officers, md eEaisnlug TINT tho slecGssfnl candl.
big seat. Perry Il. smith, Jr, tho North Town
@ stiornsy % j. Wooa5s'Sse, 10 a ~. jr: sxethe1 ~ VIII
tho ballots. .siessrs. George FetNis and George
!iarpc! aoted us tellcss for Johnson, and Mossrs.
mes H. Lyna W. nans! Ksoy 9s1oa wdS. m e
he Foupth q tsas tae sIaGtes,a; TIC % Firs scson
Fearb f ana sath u sbe ss
stanton galned sixty four votea, and Johnson
Es4 ESly e M So % e. Il
half;past o'clock tbi* n M Mtn1tninx IN Aooms l6
EXPENSIVE LACk
A oouple Of lAllte8 cAlled ut THE TRIBUNE
otace lust evening aud rolated TO sympathizlng
reporter the detH!s Of sWiHdlo Of which th1y
were tho victims Unlike men. who genoFaily
lie, those inltos wure dcsraua that tholr experl-
u1ce SHOULD BIO related In Ttfk TltInuNE, III 0raior
TINT It. might prove warning u other sncmbers
huppvars that yesterday afternoon Tho rosi.
asno g those !adies w.s visited by very nice;
years. who anneuncod that She hai soma
luce to sell. Al i tho invarIablo custom With
Into Tho purchsse Of something which Gun never
tty 4ny possibility subscrso useful purpose,
- ooua S
o Y r.. wasa IT, ye,'K ay was H. SELLING %
{who wAa rather ,suKuoIy described 10 tho 20
porter q having darE eyes alld velvet on tte
into her oonnlenco: She told, thota y simplt
liz that caIrIui with 1t tho cellylctiou that SUI
, Va the .ath i aIyp Y .s ns lac.
although why the inatituton bud sent hrr W fa
away fTQM 6ens 10 dispose u 1t ano omitted L
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Those robbers that have SO boldly infested
Msry's creek and that neighoorhOoi. have
been captured. Jack Farros WAS taken sew.
eral weeks ago and confined in Jail here, but
ir was not disclosed until now that he WAS
one of them. The other two, Jim Hicks and
Harry, the Kidd as he was called. we're
captured yesterday, at Cleburne Hicks
fought msnfully when taken. Harry is
from st. louis, The other two stayed
in this town some time. Marshal Farner
has gone 10 Ceburne after them. -
Caps, assuming the cri mes for which other
negroes are now in Jail awaiting trial, is the
subject of great deal of commemorative
more intelligent believing 1t is put up
job" and that if he had been kept in train
ing a little longer he might nave been util-
lied as ",capagoat" for all the criminals
nov in rarrant county Jail, upon which in.
stitution, BY the Way, he bestowe the RE-
verse of sparting blessing. Their are others
who think that Uapps' dying request for the
release OF his fellow-prisoners should be re-
ceiyed as law and gospel. MIR Powell,
editor Of the Advance, is fast recovering from
An attack of the typhoid fever, which has
confined him to his bed for several weeks.
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Cor, spoud sncs OF the herald
TYLER, May :, lssO.
Several families of negro exodusters
passed through to-day bound for the prom
ised land" in Kansas, The wagons, were
drawn by poor oxen who looked as If they
could hardly stand it through the city, though
thew looked tired and hungry. The negroes
said thew had been told they would tind
plenty OF friends there who would help them
until they could help themselves "A lire
broke out this morning in the residence Of
w. Scots The flames were soon extln'
guisbed, and nothing WAS seriouhy damaged
The Thermometer stood 80 IN the shade
to-day, and little shower would not be oh.
iectionsble. Maggie Smith, one OF
our most charming young ladies, and her SIS
ter, Mrs Ascew, left for Alabama to-day
to visit friends and relatives there
Colonel Hoxie, of the / Il &. N: is IN the
city, looking after the interests OF the road.
Mrs. Governor Roberts returned to aus-
tin Yesterday, after prolonged visit with her
friends and relatives. MIR. j. X. Street,
proprietor of Streets Monthly, at Waco, Is
IN the CITY soliciting subscribers for his paper
Among the recent arrivals in the city are
John ( Virgins, Houston; j ID MeCarmil'
Crockett; IF Rogers, Topeka, Kan; = A
Hawkins, Palestine; II Polkingham' new
Orleans.
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An Iuterestinr Exhibition

Upon invitation of Messrs. Mitchell &
Scruggs, general agents for the State of Texas
for the. Marsh Harvester and Wire and Twine
Observation-Disclosures by William Deering, of
Chicago, a party of gentlemen, including a
representative OF the HERALD, visited the
Cole farm, near the city, yesterday ahernoon'
to witness one of their new Irvine Binders in
operation. Mr.. j. Il. Deering. son and rep
resentaliye of the manufacturer, WAS present
and superintendent the exhibition. A field
of green wheat varying from short
TO long and thick and thin in
different places, was chosen in order to give
severe, and, therefore, all the better test
OF the machinery, which Ia the 6rst of tie
kind ITO enter Texas" this season. The
Irvine Binder was the new feature that of
course attracted the chief intent of the
spectators while the exhibition was dis
plaled to the fullest advantage every part
and point Of the machine for which superiority
Is claimed. The machine was drawn easily
by two medium-sized mules, being the only
one OF its kind that does not require three
or even four mules. I he points in partic.
uar calling for the hssty admiration of all
present. were the automatic sizing of the
bundles, all being of uniform size; the
perfect separation of sheaves; the aduster
peculiar to this machine, by which the
grain is adjusted to the binder,
rather than the binder 10 the
grain, and the saving OF loose grain by means
OF drop tables, so arranged that not wheat
Is lost II would DO hard to say which of
these new points was accorded the most APP
pause, The uniform size ofthe bundles is of
especial advantage in the operations of
shocking and stocking and handling the
grain, The beauty of the sepsratiop1
would be seen in binding down and tangled
grain where the butts and heads arc so interi
laced that the ordinary binder would throw,
oil several bundles together. Some of the
grain yesterday was so short that 1t came up
the eevstor lengthwise, but on reaching the
sdiuster and packers it was Strengthened out
arj put in compact form for binding The
use of twne In binding is likely 10 prove
n very popular feature, rs many
object to wire. and rs Irvine IL somewhat
cheaper. The machine worked during the
entire afternoon without missing a bundle
and without once breaking the twine. The
exhibition throughout was as satisfactory to
Mr.. Deering and Messrs Mitchell Il Scruggs
as It was interesting to those present.
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CORSICANA.
cnrrasuonde ce OF the Herald.

CorrespOnde ce OF the Heraiu'
3t CoasICASA. May I, 1850
Colonel J. w. Eldridge, attended by his
wife, is holding spiritualistic meeting here.
w, visited Cedar Hill This temple) last
NIGHT He was backed by the big four, and
wss surrounded by small crowd, whom he
was barsnguing about his own liberality and
his hatred of orthodoxy. 10 aperson VINO
has ever attended one of these shows, 1t IS
like reading last years almanac. = son
of the Green isle, employed as section hand
ON the Central, handed n prescription to one
of our drug clerks last evening: Clerk
aYou want this prescription filled, sir, | I'M
derstand" Patrick ITO the divil with the
subscrintion: its the bottle | wud have
Allied THE compress will be in full blast
hv the time cotton is ripe.---During the
mast week business has increased CONSIDER
ably. There is a sensral feeling OF safety
since the late heavy rains, and the prospects
are bright for brisk trade during the
season.--Furche says the weight OF
ton of ice depends upon now
long it has been on the road
Am.rrisge is on the tspis; one Of oors'Gansls
most charming and interesting young ladies'
viii step of. For the present, we cannot
oivs names. The man who has been
brought up on hog and hominy, is the man
who wants quail on toast when ne strlkesa
hotel. The Molloy house can satisfy even tne
most fastidious; the bill of fare Is added 10
and changed daily. Mr.. Sam OSourn ana
Herbert Love will start for Colorado TO-
morrow to spend the summer IN the noun
tains. Nav a ,sso
w. T. Turner has been heard from ne
bas reached Colorado Springs; he is well
and ENJOYING himself hugely. Colonel D..
W. El1ridge gave another free lecture last
niyht at the Opera house. There was very
GOOD turnout. The Colonel told several
S Serv funny stories about Noah and his barge
and the large fish that Jonah lived IN; that
was ali very nice, but when he commenced
talino those Hamiltoniaa tales about mate
rialized spirits, most of the Intelligent people
len. / WAS among the number. Joe Allen
hos MIR hased FLOODED mare and
viii enter her at the next fall races -
Quite an extensive trade in bones,
,Sa mast week. Several carloads have been
Skinned from here.--Captain II, A. gam
lan Division Superintendent, returned ts''
nipht from an inspection trip over ine zen en-
,rsi Calico has gone away up SINCE tns
announcement s," Of the calico ball at the MoI!oy
nnuse.--Seversl gambling cases we're 'rlea
to-day and various prices assessed : ne cur, ,,
nr;ts were all of du,ky hue.---M' . Levy
r registered at the Mollov house
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APopuIar Establish eRt

The attention of the public is directed to
the advertisement of A. A. Pearson, III Elm
street, the prince milliner of Texas, which ap-
pears in this issue. He carries full and COM
plete line Of goods, which are purchased with
great care for cash, and at the very lowest
prices, which enables him to sell at very low
hgures. The wants Of the trade here has been
tho roughly studied by him and the large
patronage he enjoys is we'll deserved.
lust now he is making special offerings in
dresses, and those who contemplate purchas-
ing should not fail to call, as they will be as
topished al the fact that such superior goods
can be sold in Dallas At such low figures.
There ia nothing pertsining TO the millinery
business that csnnot be found in this we'll
known establishment.
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circling Il, while her brilliant cortege OF more
than ihy subjects, stood proudly around 10
do their homage to their queen. AIR the cor
onsaion exercises most bountiful dinner
was served to the hungry multitude, and gen.
erd enjoyment INDUCED in till the wearing
away Of the day Two pugilistic combats
have occurred within the last three days in
our usually quiet city. No blood shed, no
scalps lled, nothing except tweny.six dol
lars and titty-fve cents from their pockets.
-Several disciples Of Nimrod returned TO
the city yesterday, after successful hunt, as
they say, to Rskestraws lake. Misses Ida
Late and Willie Taylor are visiting in the
city, the former est of ex-Mayor W. j.
Gibbs, the latter Of DIR. Kemp.
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QUEEN CITY.

CORES ,o.den ~! the Herald
QUEEN CITY, Ma :, 1850
Weather for the past week has been excel;
lent for farming and they have made good
asa of il in this section, A good many
bales of cotton have been brought in this
week and those who held for fifteen cents and
had to take ten and half feel like they have
been robbed.--Crops are ABOUT three weeks
later than last year and corn is small though
il looks we'll Cotton is ''possum-esret
some from the cool nights of last week. But
= Jaw mora warm DAYS Ike this will bring it
1outen that."-Picnics are epidemic in the
country and the descriptions Of them fur
nished the county papers by correspondents
is powerfully interesting reading
Get shooting in our burg has GIT away with
9he 1915 IA puzzle and tue rattle OF small ar
tillerywould remindyo otpicket.h ing'n the
army.
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up Blown, Of For.Sworth, was in the city
yesterday NN
M; Z. Thompson, of Wsxahschie, is at the
st George,
Mr, Sam Cundid prominent citizen Of
Longview is in the city.
DR., Siss Reed lrh last evening for Boston,
10 look after railroad matters pertaining to
this section.
Colonel j. w Booth, of Decatur. was in
the city yesterday, and lett on the noon train
for Fort Worth,
Dr. j. ), Darlington, for many years a
citizen OF this city, left yesterday tor Colo.
RADIO Springs, where he will make his future
home. Hewill not only be missed from the
profession here, but by large circle of
friends, who regret his departure
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FORT WORTH.
,rrasrouasnce of the Herald.

correspoudsnce of the Herald
FoRr WORTH, May 5. l,so.
sv;ng sen turtle drew quite a crowd Of
o,,rios;ty seekers at the "PeerIe salooh
MI, morning. The town awakened INTO
sn; y after the hanging when the multi
tnda came back. yesterday TO
s s tbe hanging, were women and children
thoso .entle ones of our race, whose nerves
sa,,Id moi have stood such shock IN olden
t;n times within the last two days twelve or
aftaen Thousand pounds OF wool has oeeh
hro~mht ~ town-Many strangers from
s,,rrans;ns and distant counties yesterday
s sono,t crons aourishing. Much land
IN corn. and it bids islr
-, 10 he splendid CROP
Tom Wilton. Of the Pacific saloon, has the
Ratchet thst cut the rope and tne rope o .nHs
hanged Capps, marked "For the neAs a Une h
"A bunch of three hundred norses are ~
the suburbs for sale. II II. breoks. paS.oi
of the st. Paul NJ. E. Church OF tnls ,S u'ty,
resigned his position yesterday. W ll''slh
Owen, of Eastland county, was IN town w.
dsy and reports tavorabls about crops ouI
there. Corn and cotton are dong WEI.
There hss been plenty OF rain. Anotner raln
In four or five weeks will make splenoio corn
and cotton crops. If no more rain comes comes
crops will be better than last year. Muc9
wheat has been injured by chints bugs a1a
plowed up. That which mains VIII y'e'u
about fifteen bushels per acre'- Al
The railroad extension Is within eight miies
Of Weatherford, and will reach there by the
middle Of next week.--A knock down &C.
CURED on the plaza last night The case
against II. II. Brookes, appealed from sne
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MExIA.

Correspondence Of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald -
MExIA, May g, 1850.
TIL, May-d,y celebration postponed from
p,;dav af lsst week came off yesterday, be-
Inc a decided success in every ps,-ticulsr.
AZ sddrsss of welcome was delivered by Mr..
! 7 Moody. student Of the Polytechnic In
Al; ute which was forcible, eloquent and sp'
rronriate. BE was followed by Captain Glib
sau in most brilliant speech to the people,
Giving his attention chiefly to the utility OF
edusa,ion. The Msy-pole dance. in which
four boys ard girl, participated, was o .sS y,
fully performed The chief teatare OF 'n Mn VS.
ossion, he viewer, W IS the coronation. Notn.
irg could have presented a more Nt n.
annesrance than the beautiful May Queen,
s,tred in her regal robes, aud seated upon a
thone With rare flowers and evergreens en-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-09

Wholesale and retail dealer in foreign and
domestic fruits and all kinds Of nuts, etc.
Opposite express offce, Dallas, Texas.
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MATTERS By NAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEloHsoRs.

Enion Picnic AT Galveston - barney
Herman u X Negro ENosodus'
iers passing Through Tyler
Target shooting at Queen
city Spiritunisitic
Speaking at Cor
sicana, Etc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-23
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


Nsy YORK, July % yoen.-StOcks weak.
Money on call. 2M25 Der eent. EXchange-Long,
ASP: short Asa. State bonds dull Governments
steady.
4s2. Governments quiet and drm; new 3's, 1889;
AZ per cents. III; 4 per cents. 100. States steady
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. July 22.--The Posts financial arll-
Gle ,ay,: THE demand for irst-class investments
continues active, United states As selling al iO9g
up 10 about the highest prices ever mace Tor them.
The downward reaction In the hare ipecuati0n
which began yesterday afternoon, Is continued TO-
day so far The general list Is concerned This re-
nc ion Is helped by dispatches from Saratoga respect
ing trunk railway affair. The widest fluctuations
to-day have been III Elevated faiiroan shareS
Manhattan which closed yesterday at 2jA. opened
iO-ray at 23, then fell TO Il. advanced 10 ~, and
1, 22I as we write. Metropolitan closed yesterday
at SO, opened 70 day al 80. and Is So as we write
New York Elevated has been neglected, ana TINS
stock would be benefited rather than harmed by a
breaking up OF The existing union OF Interest,".
The active stocks have bten Erie, Lake shore,
Paul. jersey Central, Delaware, Jackawanna and
Western. and Manhattan Of the new stocks
Denver and Rio Grande has sold at 63@ot's'
st. Paul aud Onahs at 40tM4l, ana On
collateral commands money on call az ZM2's per
cent. and on time nj Ia per cent. Prime hler
camille pipe" is sKq4 pr cent IL Is consid;red 20
he n reasonable calculation that SlO.OOO,0O0 OF
gold will he imported within the next TWO or three
months. The pre,ent surplus revenue oil The city
banks Is about S1S.500,00O. II may therefore be
said that the cDnnry has not for many year, cn err
Ell up0n the autumn trade, and the movement of The
crops, with so favorable prospect As the present
one. so FAR az the money market l. concerned. Inc
MARI ct for foreign exchange continues weak.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, july 22.1Virqnia consoI; 56x;
second series. 2lk; past-due coupons. SSb; new
lO.40'., Al; 1910 coupons, OK. North Caro-
linz IS, old, 20. Bid to-day.