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w. sna., . cot,o. n.ycp. Arrested a
the charge 81 tfOfas stealing.

A son of Mr., Tom sklles, who wss arrested
at Mckinney Friday With the bor'o Of Colo
mol j. q. Stevens, which WAS stolen the day
previous from the court house square here, Ia
his possession was not tbe thief, no was re-
ported, but had bought the horse from a man
at Richardson who claimed 10 b6 Colonel
Stevens The officer st Mckinney thought
at first that no WAS guilty of the theft, but
how he came into possession of tho animal
was satisfactorily explained and he
was released. He gave description
Of the man who sold him
the horse, and yesterday morning Deputy
Sheriff Miller arrested Will Nash, who wss
stopping at the Globe house us the guilty
party an lodged him in tho county Jail. A
Mr. johnson, who saw the party that took
the animal from the public square, identi-
fed Nash AS the man, and Others
recognized him and state that ho got on
the south bound train at Richardson and
came TO this city Friday. The witnesses
were summoned before the grand jury
now in session, and that body found
a true bill against him. Nash has been for
the past few years cotton buyer in this city
and his friends ARE 10th to believe him guilty
of the ofiense with which he ia charged A
herald reporter visited him at the Jail and
!lund him in the lower north cell of the
,rson. 10 answer to question put by the
# porter MS to his guilt, he answered empbat-
ally that he was not guilty snd that he was
yery much surprised when tho officer told
him for what no had been. arrested. lie
says that ne can prove that he has been in
the city all the time and that he has not been
out of it for some time.
Nash is the uiau who took a LOT OF lauda-
mum at this Globe hotel about week ago
with he ostensible purpose of ending his
existence, in which he Jailed.
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q nttDee Races,

| The second matinee 1sces under the suspi'
ces of the Dallas Jockey Club came of
yesterday afternoon at the tsr grounds
course. There were some three hundred
persons present, a few ladies grazing the
occasion by their presence. There were three
trotting contests, all heat contests, beat two in
three. The first was between Charlie Bsssett
and Wilson's bay mare. The following is
the
SUMMARY:
Charlie Bassett, brown gelding to sulky,
2 IL,
Wilson'S Mare bay mare, to sulky, Leg.
The second contest was between Crockett
and Clarence Ii.
SUMMARY.
Clarence H., bay gelding, To sulhy, IL.
Crockett sorrel gelding, to suiky, ~.
No time taken.
The race of the evening was half milo
dash between two youngsters, two year oljs,
and was lively brush, beiog handsomely
contested.
Frank Lille enters chester sorrel colt
James b.; years old, by Jack Hardy; dam
unknown.
Henry Batchler enters brown colt, Mate Chap
man, 2 years old, by Rebel Morgan; dam
Jennie Gamble.
No time taken.
James B won this race by half length,
and while no time WAS taken, it was conceded
by all present that the distance was run at q
noteworthy pace.
The matinee concluded with speed con-
test at trotting between Dick Dewy and the
Campbell mare.
SUMMARY.
Dick Dewy, darkBrown horse, to sulky, q
2-l-l.
Campbell mare, bay mare. to sulky, 1-f2.
No time taken,
At these matinee races no money is az
stake, the running being simply work of the
horses in public instead Of in private, and
therefore no time is taken, nor are the strict
rules of jockey club races as to weighing bs-
fore and after the heats and instructions to
riders or drivers adhered to. There are a
number of stables already on the grounds,
both trotters and racers, and they are daily
put through course of work and training
in preparation for the races TO commeucs on
the Oath instant, and these Saturday aftera
noon mstinees are gotten up for the smuse-
ment of all who may desire to see the horses
and their action.
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N.T1oNAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

The national board of health was created
and organized ostensibly 10 look after the
health and sanitary condition of the entire
country. 1t seems, though, that 1t really
does nothing but nose around through
southern cities and towns, tying 10 sDuff
yellow fever in every case of biliousness that
occurs, and distoriing the retchings csused
by an overdose of spiritus frumenu into
black yomii. This board is made up OF
eleven physicians. only three Of whom are
from The south and only Two of whom Il IL
very probable, ever treated a case Of yellw
fever. or know anything about
the disease from sbservation and
srpsuspes. LIST year this Rstionsl board OF
health discovered 9 number Of yellow fever
case. in L,uisisns that never existed. snd il
i. not impossible thst this year they will find
numerous others There il no doubt but
hat /. hue and cry shout yellow fever IN
Southern ports, and the estsbhshment OF
ousrsusips INJURIES them commercially, and
40. Tia. .ho-e Il business boon n New
orlssns and other gulf ports and stids Of
prosperity unprecedented setting tossrd
shern and 70 the dstrimsnt Of Atlantic
ports. We msy srpect 70 bear mon
ss-ou. rumor Of spi8emics IN thess
euif cites. In al ssriCusnssss ne sch, what
e. ,.hysicisns Who live in Boston sDd New
va .pa WssbinEion CITY md srmy sDd
nv surgeons krov Shout yell0s fever,
.ze-rs fron vhsi ny rssd IN ths tookf'
Tbe, ~. no doubt tslk lssrBsclJ sb0ui
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sbsrg Jones ZEN for A8s;in yesterday,
f-viag in chsrgs August ThOfern, pho goes
a, ths lunstie ss,ium there. Tbofsrn vent
erszg o. The sutjaa e goi1. and lsbcred M
Ar fha impression thst b. uss constantly %
tbs sve a. discovering . gold fnine- cnerIt
Jorrs uiH brig bsck 81 ! hin J. . Bsrn-r.
- 49, s-rt Nee ron tts c-uriy sYa1s
So. sire.. 40 - rscgrs-e. sufheietilg %
admit al beng dischsrEsd
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We are pleased TO say that our baby was
permanently cured OF a serious. protrscled
IRE guiarIty of the bowels by the use of Hop
Butte by Il, mother, which ct the SEINE me
her to perfect health aud strength.
The Parouts, University avenue, Rochester, N.
Y See another column.
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DOLBY SPA
NEW HOT

j ". TAHEIEt, ITopFIetf
Nsu furnifurs, new hsets fns hOr1
sorfs Of an us-rren-s MEter GOO
easls 81 strIuscn. liver blueis =
fIInNf-l~ SIR curf iDf - V-r
load-d Vic ths f--sf; prizes ressor.t
rlrE 10 Trnrs-flo fireu ~ clFi y
pa-Ifc n Iruaf ~ Bazse-i, - n
EalIr.rd Acdr-ss " 20
Itcl1y -
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Weekly Mortuary Report.

Mortuary report for the week ending
IA, 1881:
W. S. Smith, paralysis, aged SO years
Infant, colored, insnition, sgei 6 mon
Thomas Greer, cancer, ased2S years.
james Blank, acute dysen'ory, age
months
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1S]cS s.ra', ~
haN,o hue keepers; ,,t.~N

tiatibo htuie keepers.
Abefsau Oaks moiiona DtU
tho iabl1 was lo,t. "W u
Alderman CLARK then moved 10 rdcJmm|
-the report. Otfied.
On motion Of Alderman Tilpan the ieeu
hr order Of business WIZ suspended
nod nm ordinance entitled al
ordinance fixing III" compensation I'M
'h, city secretary atan annual salary OF Syol
WI, taken up, II passed It's several readbe
and was declared = law. y,
Til, bond Of j NJ. Swink, the NJ
elected city socretary,for 500 was read, o.
aminedsnd approved. ri
A number Of petitions we're read, som
lerred, AMI Others acted upon. Psd
Owing % the la,eness of the hout
reporter leS in order to get his copy In
time.
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STATE OF TEx|
rnmrn~m ~

STATE OF TEXI
Dallas %
l. A. Harwood, County Clerk Of
Z PANTY. Terss, do hereby certify
for. going 4 n true copy nom the miBut,
C0ulnis-ioDsfs Court Of said cOuoty.
Given under my hand and official
TIE I'm day Of Nay, a. u. 1885,.
s-HAR VOID, County
BIC y. BolanE, Deputy.
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GaIvesionand DaIIa
Couuty N FLAMES.

nTATEMENr SHOWING THE FINlI
- cial condition of Dallas bunny, May
lssl. Dr.
10 amt bonds outstanding S36,
nos. in. on Hsms Toe CO 1,2
amt jury scrip outsdins S5js ~
amt general fund scr n
ouistADdinS. -.......t2lso<l5
amt contgit Il %
an Z baoK indebtedness
on bonds Outstanding. Isl, ee4 2d-3, II
-
Total So, "a
CT.
BY estate BIDS. 81, orc eAchs3. CD 90
:. mos interest on EHme
ct per cert. ..........s % 20
Cssi, balance jury fund g7s p
~ rosd fund 90 81
" gen. faud $50 "a
." back in
debtednes fund.-. ........ G.356 "a
o.. Cash balance Improve
rnent fund. ............... .aOI 81
oil. Cash bal cDnting'l fund ]. 4Os ~
4" Poor Farm. % %
Court II 1use
fupd -. ;.s,g7l 60
Cash bal. sinking fond 81 ,795 LIS
Total debt. ~
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5000 head consigned through ID market fairly active
ana shade HIGHER al offerings taken sales of Fair to Good
western Sheep at 81 750$5 80 Choice 10 Fancy 50 % 20
30 toi Common, $4d4 50 Western Lambs, SO 20 $50 20
0GsReceips to-day, 5000 head total for week thus FAR
l9OOO head time l4,OOO head consigned
through 80 cars fair demand but at lower rates sales or
Light 70 Good Workers SO 20a$6 40 Good to Choice York
es So 50 Good Medium weights Sc 6Od6 20; Good Heavy,
70 600 So 0 Fair 10 Good Ends and Common,
~ DUGSo; Michigan Grass rs quotabe at f60T6 % .
CHICAGO, July 1S-HOGs-Receipts, 1000 head ship
Heh ouOo head market easier Common to Med unl MIXED
Sc 40o $50 60.
CAIILk- Receipts, 1900 Shipments 1900 head;
So 700r6 - w. -
ShEhP-Recepts, 800 head; market unchanged
Cabe advces quote stronger markets in Liverpool and Gla
gov american Cattle lac. Canadian Ia c they are al
lowed to go into the interior.
81 LOUIS July lS.-loGs quiet; YorEers, SO 1885 -
raokan sos 20 Choice to Fancy Heavy, So 3Oa$64 40
Eecelpts, 5000 head; shipments, 800 head.
CATK-iteceipt LOCO head shipments. L. 90 head
py only moderate quality poor; prices little weaker Extra
els $3.50 70 Heavy shipping 81 500%6; Light do 500
81 %; Native Butchers steers SO COWS and
letters T3dB3 Good 81 Choice Grass Texans 81 100
81 90 - 0
ShkEpIRecepts, 700 head; shipments, AGO head demand
Soou ana market rm; MuttOns, S3 500$ 90; Extra, "a TO-
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european Advertisements.

JAMES BiRCH-Pursuant 10 an order of the
High HpCI1 ~ JUsaco. Chancery Division, the
matter ~ the Trusts Of size Will Of LUCAS SPOON Eis.
the Trustee Relief is
who oubucN ceil funds hc0ncine 10 the
Estate 81 1T CAS- SlDpNI deceased partner Ia The
firm OF \ tlS, BIRCH & CO.. who died al
January. 1889 JAMES BIRCH, son OF THOMAS RAW
LlNS llNtl II aud MARY Ann BIRCH, formerly MARY
49, sf0oN ~; Who Was baptized ON the oh January.
1881, nj birmingham, let England ion New York
United states of the year said
JAN - Hihtl II Sill ANing, Oh 4 hc died the 18th
March lN~t lis legal
Is by his then SOLICITORS before
~ Nofcb' r. lsN Go conn in ANA prove ms their claim
The thsn"ris ~ the 81 norahe fr SltE Fry ~ No. II
StapcInn, IolhOrn,
IA deiaHii u'cof ne 90 They VIII hc pcIeupoly excluded
from he heucHt of the sand order Tie IA day 81
lS~ II O'Clock halubefs
FOR a. Indicating upon The claim. Dated 2sth Of
June, lN~l. EDWARD Sii EAkAil. Chief Clerk.
WALKER, son d FlELD solicitors Gresham Buildings,
London, =. G.
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Summer Ncsorl5
VILLA PARK COTTAGE,

4 VILLA PARK COTTAGE,
- H.. f., sum Nc LAKE, NJ.
',''-' '' '''''.7' Ma 4, Is iiAGbIEToN
A BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAT
~ Terrace Hail. hanai,o, Rock and County, y C.ie
%wa, besauh scenery drives. boating. hsing. Very
4 DIRONDACk HOUSE, Schroon lake.
"a DtLIGlirFUL SUMMER HOME.
EXCELLENT 6l,. Terms moderate. Address above.
4 SBURl PARK, y. J.-ORIENTAL HOTEL.
Z fronting Ocean and Wesley Iske irsicass superior
Wssi in lot, . Ix ale {%eei1'' Of
ASBURY PARk-Pieasant rooms; n,ar
ocean; excellent table. Address H., Box Ia Asbury
RELMONT HOUSE. New-Brighton. Staten
iooAins DAY Two nihucs w4iA nom landing. parca.
sIs nqniro AZ above or at IcnnoA House. - 5tha>e
HERKSHIRE COUNTY, MASS.-A pleasant
- home for select may sorurei al So anu
s.. Address Mrs H. H. r., Nil River, Mass.
I$EkkSHlkE'S MOST POPULAR RESORT
~ MAPLHwOoD HALL Pl1T7FlEIp MASS.
Quisitc attraction conganercs aIl spcJa
GEoKcE \. KrrTELLI. Manager
PICARD at a farm house; eastern slone of
81 Cat=hils stu4ted high ground splendid scenery
10 nai Price j. +. &HEN 81 a.iS y y
EOARD IN TIE CATSkILLS.-Daily mail
~ and telegraph Address EDGEWOOD FALLS FARM,
East Durham procnc county, n \.
BOARD IN TIE COUNTRY.-LargeeT grounds,
d on Rf &C. Sc 1I pas s5 " aS S1Ss Ade "
GAPE ANN.--Bass Rock House, Good Har-
ocean scenery the Atlantic send illustrated
book describing Cape Ann Mrs l. a. nitOMN.
COUNTRY BOARD.-Ilouse large, can ac-
from church and post ONCE ana from harlem depot Al
dress g. H. Bl hilCh, sharon, Conn
ELM COTTAGE, WINDHAM.-.Jcn.rson
change. .Oe Broadway.
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Diuioeno Notices.

TlE ST PAUL MIMI AroLis AND MASuonA
HALLWAY CO.. ,3 WlIAIAM-ST.
1900. .-.- NEw-N oRK, uiy j., J. ISL \
4 EMl-ANNUAL dividend of THREE PER
IN his tins day teen deciare upon = Capital
al iais ,"mpany iayabc on and after MONDAY. August J.
l ~ 10. once Of tecompanys AGENTS, MessTs
Transfer books VIII bc closed nj O'Clock D. H. on Wcdncs.
DAY ' -" and wll Dc rop-ncd Friday August = no 10
O'Clock a. N,ia> SiI.PIiI.N. Pres Jcut.
OREGON RAiIwAH AND X AtIcATioN CoMrANY.)
40. 90 y ASA
. NEH- NOsK. ais -. lSsl
EVE BOARD of DIRECTORS have declared
quarter dividend ~ tao ID per cent. payable urlisf
On i" once ~ h' Farmers loan ounnuy 40 26
thtiifc place, NcNore. to sfnC kui,
The transfer books Viii close uy 20 r,clcn Augu.t5
4. H. INN DALE.
Assist. n secretary.
OFFICE or CorTTE CUrrN NIVISG COMPANY
NnN 'i AID 81, tNVMAr--I, MN YORK. July H. lSsl.S
'E'Ht BOARD OF DlREC lORS OF this COM
pauy have is aal de Jared monthly Dividend go -
o Twenty -iN" Thousand Dollars, bong 10 each
tr August 3, ISL 70 stocsn iers 0f rcT' Of
lt tpul@fS. rais"4 books close July - and
p. = A. - lU Pre- al
l. n, KfSuoRF, Secretary aud Treasures.
. - FRAVoIsCo. July -. ISL
H'liE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
. COMPANY has declared % DIVIDEND a. FIFTY
81 Nt~ i'Ek SHARE payable al To- Office OF IailaN
~ ai4-0i %fl instant, 81 stu issued from
NoIk agency. Transfer book WI. on the ism
W ". TRAY LOH, secretary.
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STATE OF TRADE.


nHt q s5a BE- s STd and DO ysy
Il 1885, 90 city Mills Super S. 5o%ti 90 90 = EH 1G
q s.: raaissG Family s. s. WGcat"sSaSern active
= @ @ o H G%,F '99 F 27vS so?!"fS% tern
ss ' So sG ~ pc a ny s. S3 a S oco S
sr southern W1 do % % e Ms'e S5c q"@S esea
Scamcr 49n4c Oats dill western WHc a5c DO Mixed
Chocc ennsv and M"v qm aaI @snS"fr ovn f @
ana higher; Mess Fork SlNoSl 3 %.
2 1o f G%a Sn% had iG a fT 3 and
"mo, So ri SIiSd o 'asn 49, MiS9 oats nominal
hyS inactive hgiwinc, city made 81 1851 H. rsegns
caaa Frca6t Whc c Corn &C., S'4 to New York H' 49,
aftXS ana higher! No. chcaso s S IL s%
y i$7s septe%nSr s. a. 6Sto,eT "S NO. d. oe
NS and jay 49, i7@+7.. co." h%sss
oats demand and higher at is &C. cash and july 49,
rye quiet No. = "S%5S cash 9sc JGiy s5c HaFnst
" aSiyc and hsGar Il S 20 ea and rJT my s7 90
August ana September Lard fairly active, and shade
I5G%l 52tG ncpiembcr 1905. octo9er Dgk Meals
Mhiskcy steady at 0 eds timothy quit at 81 95G
1 , in sSr" 81 oS@ s. 20 Auggs1 Clover
at al2c 9r recanaed outside Cheese quiet Creams,
fS S FJ eu 70 gS9s and HIGHER Fmy
CORN i'SF s q %S x s 'pme tG Gp S9 an
lHsner g. MiIei i5c5 81 White SC Rye strong
2.Oc Bulk Meats ,aser shoulders aac cleai itb &c
o9c. whiskey steady at 81 Ok Butcr in lair dcm.,nd
N~w 0rcan oS iif o SGgsI o hr aTd s. lo%i 81
So 90 P4ekne and Butchers - 90asG % recciDt lsoc
S%}w,CNErr INK lGmFSur 9rm wnca, strong and If
Ansusi q i2l sepenher j i3',' October ii i3; 50
Giec%d nominal Corn in fair demand ~ p At 47c. oat'
tied lover No ~pring, september 72c PROVISION.
r N's '"I1 r ~ - r"S ara A@sg s 81 80 SP
Ldoc SCI t.m,Ger Hogs steady at S6a*o %. Froishts
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CEBTRAL lhILEllD ca.
OF NEW-JERSEY.
100000
FIRST MORTGAGE 5 PER CENT BONDS
OF TIE
American Dock and Improvement Company,
Dne .Euly Hst. E92E.
OF NEW-JERSEY.
Rsne .Euly Hst, S92E.
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND july 1
FREE FROM TAXES ny TiiI United STATES
AND 4HE STATE OF NEW.JERsEX
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED by
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
ENJERSEX.

These bonds secured by Flrt tho entire
property Of The Company whch consists OF land
Font adjacent 20 the present tcruu. al the CENTRAL
RAILROAD or NEWJtl.SiN Al Jersey City, and
ing .0uihoIly Sew York Bay for ne and re.
Gently appraised by disincrstci parties
half million dollars
Al the stock Of te Company Is owned bv tho CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NitM JLiiSl.N. the property
having hoen acquired by that Company exceeding
slOOOOOOo
It's stipulated IN the Mortgage that the proceeds of all
OF the property Of tho Company shall
Bonds tue Company rc-crNug the sht 20 redeem .
when The Bonds cannot b. purchased IN the market
lower price designating by lot tho nubes Bonds
redeemed after 60 dsys'S public notice.
The Company has purchased riparian rights
OF IT. claims 10 land under ~lter front ~ the
The value of This water front scarcely
In view of the proposal to this city Of the BAITi
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD from the South. the
extension nj the lines Of CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.
JERSEY through Pcunsy wanna, connect the
WABASH, sT. LOUIS AND PACIFIC ROAD.
or the 81, 100000 OF Tho above issue purchased by
account ofourroyes and associates large has
exchanged for the old per bonds oi tho AMERICAN
DOCK AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. under the
pany's circulsr OF Juno Is last
WE OTTER TItE REMAINDER At tG2 1-5 AND
ACCRt ED INTEREST, RE~EKyINs; Tux RIGHT
TO ADVANCE TBE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE,
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,OrroN MAxKEr,-nY rnLriRArn

yrnro9 , AMY iaml22 g. MARKET 'ea
10000 hacs ncudng 900 bales for sIrcuiatoa md e1lr
~, cpiS 700 bales ali American futuro,-I pands Low
delivery, Fieh do August and september delivery Gisl
eis% o.-i 40 1epembSr and October delivery Gi2d also
4nd December delivery On sd. do December January
l1yrm0ol July ls-5:0o p. m.-Coton Inc sales of the
day included $500 bales American. Cpanis Low
70 sii 60 uly ana August de-
livery ~ 90 August ana september delivery, 6sia.d. Fu
AUGUSTA, July ls.-Cotton quiet; Middlng lOLc. Low
Middhn8. l1sc Good Ordinary. 9o receipts 80 haIo-
middliue, i0Ac.; Good Ordinary gac r,c,pI- bales,
exports GGastr lee, 100 bales sales rpinucra 100 bales
BOSTON. Iqiy lA-Cotton firm M'Hdnng, lla.c. Low
bales gross 4o3 bales sioce 500 bal,s '''oPS '''
tuAhiJ~i0N July ls-cott"n steady Mddhng &c.:
baes exports coastWsc 800 bales. sales
,NNcNNAII July lS-Cotton steady; Mddlng, lie. Low
Middimg, l0sc Good Ordinary, s4c roocpts 42l bales
hhni-nts $40 bales stock. a922 bales.
=; 'to"d Ordinary 9i4c; not ots. ll3 bales
LOUISVILLE July Is.-Cotton quiet: Middlinr loloc
oi i ms Jny cotton arm Middlng lO'4c receipts
bales. ~ wv ' 'A' ''''
,M2nIIE July IS, otion quiet; Mddue lo74c. Low
bales c9ls,rs ceAstise, 4si bales stock 42o2 baies
. w Ii9d7 i Iny lSo, quiet Nddn-. II 2c
l,;tOl bales gross LIB bales c1pois to GREAT Britain
$50 bales, ooAst~lst G3 bales sales,
NonroLK, July ls.-cotton firm; Madng lo7,c. net re
cepts, i2 bales exports coastwis, l52 bales sales
balca stock. 750l bales '
,,rnihpEL4 Juy Is-Coton steady Middlns. lac Low
DaH Eoss I23 bales sales, slinnor, 5Gs bales stock
sAvANNAH, July 1s.-Cotton quiet and Arm; Middlng
d0c Low Mddng lOc; Good Ordinary Snsc receipts
ST. LOUIS, J,uy lS-Cotton qni.t: MAILING lie; Low
MiGaing 2ti Good ordinary, s'4c; receipts 400 bales
Wuhlhr1oN, July lS-cotson Middnr, lobe. Low
1fnnh' Hic S9od Ordinary, s4c; exports coast" iso
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per N0rtt Ricer. Vessels mt RtHr1Its
NFw-YORK Monday July lS, 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YORK, Monday, July Is, 1881.

ASHTS-Quiet and unchanged. ,
COFFEE-bio grades were very quiet aud no qnotable
took place; Fair il c sales 24l bags cX
Mild Grades dun and nOminaly
unchanged.
higher and active for spinning
including 500 25G2 for spin
nlng. Delivered on contract, 200 bales We quote:
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LIVERPOOL July Is PORK Primo Mess -Ensfern firm
at o." western lrmcr III 73. BACON Cumberland Cnt,
h1mtr Al -. short nrmer "a A.: Long Clear,
hioaNN al 4td. ShOrs Clear steady IA
Cut irncr al 5s Shoulders eef-India
non" more Extra Mess, nrmcr l22I Mess,
IA The market. Lard Prime Western %.
lallo"-lilme tiiY. dull at 30. Iurprntnc-Spirits.
ste"G at - 3D. kosn-tne dull at lo6 common, STEADY
~ bbd thrrso -- American Choice 81 Lard
on none on sale Four-Exra state steady At Esd Wheat
J. White. INNER Spring, y. stcady
hlNtiH New Mmler Western, Grner 9Jd; south
.rn Winter stoadyat ri. Corn steady
Nc" steady AT All td totonSood OILY elbow American,
ionc more. ltosin common, lgoadon,
SplIlth IitDentlnc. at London, steady a 32fid.
idFEkit ul, July lS.-lcccipts of wheat week
AtlAlllc ports, 10000 ports,
10000 quarter.
LIVERPOOL, July Is 1880 D. m.-Beef l22Gd per fierce
ior Atls nula Mess cheese OBJ. cwt Tor the best
efans oI American. Bacon ~ cvt. Long teti
hlddles lniioS. 80. per Lard 90. per fsr
American. Pork, "a per Dbl. Prime Moss.
LoNpoN July 1850 y m.-Calcutta Iinsced. 5OCdG
q per quarnpr sperm OIL, EbSn Pale Rosie
tl@loGdi Spirits 1urpcnno 32IGd per hehned Petro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-19
Good Ordinary. Low Middlng. 9's
Strict Good Ordinary. Mddng 10lo1G

stTiS GoI ORDINARY aiG G So"% 1oSfo
Receipts the ports today 5000 bales against 731 bales
Der l. 567G il bales against SS0947 bales during
e points on the early months and ga y eS the later
sqe 7o9 bales Prizes p"d0Ja go oGc August
io6oc. November 1880 o.ioc.; Deee~Ser 1897
i$55si3 Fn$; MsrTn II \ i5S
1GS9 December 5HST January 1914 9aS tebTnary lob
p @h5s 4Pa august SS II Scpe%Scr
be9e@eg 2S'sHs! lo
h0Glal0G5; MARCH lo76GlO.7si April. lOoJal09l.
FLOUR AND MEAi--FLoUR;-Markctw without decided
G Gss oT cPS S mainly low gpdG sales g. IBIS
LOO sacks Uninspected Western So Of the sales 1000
fioss .sod sea@y t."
S. later Sssps sgpeTne 4 ai 7Soy c@
81 10 asa 80 Common to oo Extra Western l'G' 30
60 Good to Fancy 90 - S9ass Common TO Good Extr.
300; Common Extra Minnesota y a0dS5 Clear,
8 50; Straight 50 s5ss s9t s 5o%ss 2s ST ST. LOUIS
fs%S Patent W@fT SS% T z aSn So
moderate export and o6Ding trade d,mand sales zoo
bbls Common to Good Extra - ass 60 Good to Choice
BYE FLoT in BUYERS favor sales 55o 6eis Superfne,
800 OOls yellow Western SIS quoteG 25oa$S s.
y dTS SoS auction ooc SCxes RGdi
Catana Lemons. Sass. by steamer direct "''
so1S in MD d % Stsr with more
sCns s 'm an SHSeH so TeH MeSS " w rlSH
sfhfs SS sC% H Ss Ss , q 3s sS
g o5SSl IS; No Spring u i0a$l l6+ NJ 2 Chicago.
Red 81 2s Steamer N Rea i 2 80 eo 81 %
isl 29ia for canal 81 29lsd$l 2954 Tor rai receipts
NO. Red. 81 81; Mixed Winter, S. p; Ungraded
White. 81 ,2oe$l 90 No. l White, 81 26qsI 262;
No Red July, 81 2fdSl 292 closing 81 20; August
g 52Gagssl II closing = 2ees 2S DO september
White, Neptembcr ~ 25...-R I dun, nominal 90a9ic
CHANGED shade stronger fo &u opo %.
ana scarcely firm Tor lots fairly
tpeculaIve account sales AIS 600 bush future 29G000
bush. cash, including Ungraded Western Mixed 4305Gc
hin-dried, 81 lc; No. s. 50Q5o2c steamer Mixed. 52d
b2c No 5j54d56c., including j6OOO bush free board
954c Ingrsed White 69q - e; 80 White . 2e5ac.
co. August 5Oa.d57c, closing 567sa57c; september
oois@oe"7c. closing oIsG1o44c OAlS-Marhel less ac
tive, and closed scarcely firm; sales, bush
Including No g, at 4Shc;; No. 2, Asa
No i5a4J@c:; No ], 4sc Mixed Western II o4Gc whit,
DO, 4S04Sc; Mixed state 40 including 900
no August 3eG3o'sc; 10000 bush. September. 81
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