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An Alleged Female SwindIer.

NEW YORK, August 12.-Detecliye lry-
inc. OF the Grand Central depot, this morn
Ing brought before Justice Murray, OF the
Yorkvlle Police Court, an elegantly-dressed
woman Of ady.like bearing, whom he ac-
cused q swndlng. She gave her name as
Mrs. Georgiana z. KinSett, OF Baltimore,
Nd. The history OF her swindling opera
tions Is as follows: About two months ago,
in company with two chlidren-a girl OF
twelve and a boy few years older
she arrived at the Elmer House,
Cornwall-on Hudson, and registered as
Mrs. Emma Lee Hudson, OF this
city. She placed the boy In boarding
school in tho neighOOrhOod, while the
daughter, who became a great fayorlte at
the hotel, remained with her mother.
Among Mrs. HudsOn's acquainlauces was
Mrs. William II. HeiSer, whose husband
keeps a hardware store at No. oil Eighth
avenue. She soon learned that Mrs. Heiser
bad an account in the dry-gOods house OF
Arnold, Constable Il Co., and, ayailing her
self OF this knowledge, came 10 the city on the
4th instant, and in The name OF Mrs. Heiser
bought laceS, hosiery, and other articles
OF the value OF Sl55 30. The salesman, be-
lleYing the customer was Mrs. Helser,
sent the goods 10 the Grand Central deTO',
where BITS. liOQSDu IttF'htu tutill liblu tue
messenger. The day following Mr.. Heiser
received the bill from Arnold, Constable
a. co., and knowing his wife had not been
in the city, suspected something wrong.
Obtaining a description from the firm OF
the purchaser, he recognized her as
MR.. Hudson, whom be hId seen at
the hotel. Officers were detailed TO watch
her residence, 90 Park avenue, but she
was arrested at the Grand Central depot
while waiting for a bill OF goods she had
ordered from A. I. Stewart d Co. At first
she Indignantly denied her identity, and
described herself as Mrs. Kinselt, Of %
Park avenue. Then she confessed her
guilt, and said the goods were al her house,
where they were found. She told the mag
lstrale she obtained the goods from Arnold,
Constable & Co., under the name OF Mrs.
HeiSer; that il was ner first offence, and
she was sorry for what she had done. She
was held for trial with bail at $1,000, and
having no surelies went to jail.
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Indian Murders In New Mexico.

DENVER, COL, August l2.-The ITibune'S
Las Vegas special says: News Of the MUIR
der OF seven persons at Eerita has been
received at Albuquerque. A special train
containing forty well.srmed men left Albu-
querqne wednesday for the scene Of the
depredatiOns; also another train OF between
tiity and one hundred armed men left there
at : O'Clock yesterday morning for the same
place. kilograms ordering arms are coming
into Albuquerque from all quarters. A
Pueblo Indian reports the massacre OF bis
wife and two children and a man who
started with him to escape. Mexicans and
Pueblo Indians have been scouting the
country all night. Scouts arrived early yes
terday morning. and report band enc1mped
at Salt Springs, fifteen miles from Elerita.
The company which came from Albuquerque
have been unable to do anything on account
Of not having any horses. a ,quad Of troops
came from Fort &lngate yesterday MORN
ing, and few started out on a scout.
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ny Telegraph
NEW YORK

NEw YORK. August MOn.-Stooks strong.
Moray. 24a3 paR cent. FXcha1ge-Long' 4eAi
snort. asa. state bonds dun. Governments Nlet
'' SrsntTg.-Money, 24a3 per cent. Exchange
4SIA G0yernlae1ts steady; ns~ 0's, lOZ- new
49, AZ; new As, l6h. states in ialr Demand
WALL STREET YEsTERDAY-l BOOM N sJocN
PRICES.
NEw YORx August l2.-The Posts financial ART
ale 1:4O + VI. eGitiOnl says. The stocS bAlhauGe
narkets hare ben quiet az a rule thus fDrto day.
drne share SPECULATION, however, has di6Dlsftu
cd .trsnai D. and prices have advanced aleatbiY
from the opening 10 the ti~De OF writ H. ne m
prOyemeAt ranging from t9 = per eenl ! he Hl'-
ward movement WAS led by he Trunk tJn9 shares
II paul Watash, and Texas Pacific. Lake shore
Was the HOst acuye, aud ihc free buyers 81 tue sOck
gave lte 20 reports that the situation "a Iru'A lue
affairs Mas more fayOraele than on NeslerbtA' ~ ,
Ihoush nothing has been nsds pu0lie froiS oiuciAi
sources. Government 2Onds were lower Ter w
exfended as aRd OtheTwise untnan2td eiaic
honds we're dull and weak for Tonnes res whlle
railroad bonds were irm on small tfah aouOhs anu
yuhOnt important feature. M0nsy has Zen eaeS Az
q l99N n4r cent on call, Time lO4Ds ana prime htt-
Ssntie paper are without qu0iahls chaDEe. Fofckn
sxebange continues dull and tue tone oil the hlaFAt'
| rs unchanged. -, 90 49,, a,
The following quotations. Eers ceIIens W. ~
| $50 L. NJ: Western Union, eat Sew ioth -
| trail lax: Lake shore. ia; Michigan CehHat
/ gSI; New York. Lake ETle and western, a. 40
| .econds l02E. Delaware. LackaNahhh aiu wei
| ern 1861. Kew Jersey Central bon, bthMaI'
aud Hudson. IlOh: Reading, "a noripne1tsto
| 1881; ST. Pau, ll5; WaoAsn ano Ias,ae' odh
| do. nreferred, 80 UnOn Pacific. 1904 W.; IA an
r. "a. Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 9it; do; pre-
| I ,fr,d lid; ONO aud Mlssissippi, SIN faclh
' NAH blh; G., G. and J. g., S28; Norh l
1 Par,ac common, AZ, DO. preferred; dEs; Cen
iral Pacific, 93H; Rock Island, 1875 L0uNNlp
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Land Bill.


LONDON, August I2.-Iu the House OF
Commons last night division was taken
on the question that the House disagree
with the amendment to section 10Th OF The
land bill introduced In the House OF Lords,
striking out the words "granting power TO
The land courts TO render void any lease OBJ
tanned by the landlord by threat OF eviction
or undue influence" and the motion TO
disagree was carried by a vote OF 247 to ll3.
The amendment OF the House OF Lords TO
strike out the proviso that the land courts
may stay proceedings for debt when the
tenant has applied for the fixing Of the iu.
dicial rent" was rejected by a vote OF 225
to 113.
The House OF Commons adjourned at
4:l0 A. VI.
The land bill was sent to the House OF
Lords, where It was received and ordered
for consideration to day.
The TrOubIes I'm TunIs.
LONDoN, August II "A dispatch to the
Times from Tunis dated the 10th instant
says: The marauding bands, who have
hitherto confined themselves 10 the districts
east and south Of Tuns, have now COM
meDced depredaions in the country in the
direction OF Algeria. II is stated that some
mountain tribes Of the border have also re.
yOled, but il j. impossible 10 ascertain to
what extent. Most OF the French troops
are moving in thIt direction, which tends
to show that the disturbance is serious.
There are only about three hundred French
cavalry in the city OF Tunis, so that it IS
impossible to check The depredatiOns Of
mounted Arabs.
Failure OF a Cotton. Broker.
LIVERPOOL, August 12.-Samuel Lord,
c0tton.br0ker. has failed. Ills liabilities are
stated at 100000.
Anxiety at Alexandria.
LONDON. August l2.-The Alexandra
correspondent OF the Times says: There is
considerable anxiety here regarding the
attitude Of the army. There are rumOrs Of
mutinOus disorders. but the Government
refuses to give any information on the sub
iect. 4 change Of Ministry is believed to
be imminent.
The Marriage OF the Duke of Argyle.
LONDON, August l2.-The marriage OF
the Duke o. Argyle with The daughter Of
Right Rev. Thomas Ligh CaugbtOn, ID. d.,
Bishop OF St. Albans, Will be sOlemniZed
tomorrow at the Episcopal palace, and will
be quite private. The bride is the nipce Of
the Earl Of Dudley.
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Mr blanchard ON the Railroad War.

NEW YORK, August 12-An interview
with George X Blanchard, first vice PR ST.
dent OF the Erie railroad, on the railroad
war is published here to-day, in which that
gentleman says " Neither the Erie Com
pany nor any OF ITS officers have any per.
sonai feeling on the subject. The interests
concerned are too great to justify indiyld-
ua animosiiies, and the whole question
should be met IN the broadest spirit Of con.
ciliqtion, because It involves in part the
continuance OF financial prosperity, COM
mercial values, foreign as well as dOmes-
tic, rivalriCs, and important questions
OF public discrimination. We are glad
Mr.. Vanderbilt has stated his Views because
we understood be had recently said that the
principal grievance OF his company was the
presence and action OF the Pennsylvania
railroad in New England, and that be re-
Gently demanded that The New York and
New Haven road should eyict the Penn
sylvania Company from New England. To
various others we understand he has ex-
pressed his intention to stop the construc-
ton OF parallel lines"
Mr. Blanchard states the propositions he
made at the meeting on Wednesday in be-
half OF the Erie Company. which he says
were but the repetition OF the propositions
previously made, and were declined by the
New York Central Company. He then
says: Briefly, and l believe fairly stated,
It IS true that while the New York Central
was completing its four tracks and terminal
improvements and largely increasing ITS
equipment, and while the Pennsylvania
railroad was spending large sums to achieve
IFS present perfection, the Erie Company,
from causes well known and its subsequent
bankruptcy, lost ground in ITS business.
In 1873 the Erie Company brought
more through grain and general freight'
to New York than the New York Central;
but since that time the New York Central,
by lis improvements, II by no other causes.
has gradually reversed the former features.
Meantime the Erie Company has double
tracked and narrow gagged It's line, and
constructed elevators bOth at New York and
Buffalo. II has increased its steam fleet on
the lakes until il equals the fleets Of both
the New York Central md Pennsy lyania rail-
roads in carrying capacity. ii has increased
all its terminal facilities; upwards OF l2,-
600 cars have ben added TO lis qupment,
all OF which now run through without
transfer instead Of breaking bulk as for
merry. The New York, Pennsylvania and
Ohio road has been narrow gagged, and
we have secured new allrail New Eng
land outlets. All these causes have legitl-
mately combined to increase the percentage
OF the total business Of the Erie Company.
Similar causes combined fairly 10 incl ease
the percentage OF rhe New York Central
after 1873. II the Erie increase cannot be
account d for by these Improvements, how
can the New York Central gain after 1873
be honestly accounted for by is improved
facilities! H. as President Vanderbilt says,
Erie has gained only by cut rates. the con-
clusIon is irresistible that the New York
Central Company has done nothing but cut
rates against Erie since 1874"
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Saratoga Races.
ZOE MISS 4 MATCH RACE.

SARATOGA, n. Y, August 12.-The at
tendance to-day was larger than on any
previous extra day. The race OF the day
wa, the contest between Eole and Getaway
A great deal Of excitement was manifest.
The weather was cool and cloudy, and the
track in fine condition.
First receive eighths OF mie-Per-
pick first; Lost Cause, second; Mac pnh'
third. Time, l:024.
Second race-l4 miles-Checkmale won
Belle of the Highlands, second; Edleweiss'
third. Time, 2:09.
Third race-a match, Is mlIes-Eole
won; Getaway, second. Time, 2;024.
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DEATH PROM AMPuTATfoS sHocK-THREE OF
THE PRESIDENTS CHILDREN AT soRFoLK--
ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch ]
NoRFoLK, Va, August - John Gender,
prominent butcher Of Portsmouth, died
to-day from the shock Of amputntIon Of the
LEI, ieg. Tie was recently injured by being
thrown from horse.
The Secretary OF The Navy and his wife
and son, and three children OF President
Garfield. with the family Of Colonel Rock
WELL arrived here on a naval steamer to-day
and visited the navy-yard aud other places
Of interest.
No Baltimore steamer arrived to day-an
accident having happened to the Carolina
on the bay last night.
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TUoCbiIdren Poisoned.

NORFOLK, Va, August 11.-WIthin few
days past two daughters Of Captain c. ii.
LmdefmaO, MASTER Of the Winter Quarter
ShOa ligbt,hip, aged respectively thirteen
and eight years, baye been stricken with
conyuisiOns. and died 10 few minutes az
towards. Both deaths occurred In such
short pace OF time that the family physician
Jailed 20 arrive until life was extinct. A
Coroner, ilquest announced as their yer-
diet, Death from poison" Whether the
poison was accidentally taken in the food or
administered ielOniousV, there was no evil
aence TO show. Tie family suspect the lat
Ter.
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The Bankers Convention.

NIAGARA FALLS, August r. The labors
of the Bankers Convention were finished
to-day. President COe announced That the
Executive Council met Thursday evening
and elected the following officers Chair
man OF the Executive Council, Jacob ID.
Vermeye, president OF the Merchants Ma
tional Bank Of New York; Treasurer,
George n. Baker, president OF the FIRST
National Bank OF New York; Secretary,
Edmond ID. Randolph. president OF ihe
Continental National Bank OF New YORK I;
Corresponding Secretary, George Marsland'
editor, 247 Broadway, New Hoik.
A number Of interesting papers were
read. and the Convention adjourned sine
die
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MAXINE INTELLsGENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Angus
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST IL, 1881.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise and passengers, IL. u. Tstum'
schooner II. g. Ely, Levens, philadelphia, pig
Iron, Old Dominion Iron and Nail-Works.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New Yors,
merchandise and passengers, g. w. Allen Co.,
steamer J. W. Eyerman. Carr. Philadelphia. mer-
chandlse aud passengers. j. w. McCarrick, agent.
5 Gamer Tiger Lily, Wathall, Chickdhomiuy, mer-
chandlse and passengers. ,,,,,
Schooner L. A. DenUanhower, Cannon, Philsdei-
phta coal. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Florence Shay, Van Cleaf. New York,
coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner william II. Knight, Tawes, hstaDzas,
dressed hoops, Gurus Parker.
BELOW, BOUND UP.
Tug smith Pettltt with one brig aud three schooh-
Inc race Meade, with four schooners in tow,
Tng Pulaski, wt,h schooner oaks Ames, from
Philadelp hia. ~ tow. - ,,.. M. -,
Tug James simpson left Hampton ROads last
light bound up the river with TOW.
MEMORANDA.
NEw YoRK.-Arnyed l1th. Schooners j. y.
johnson, Rose; W. G.. Bartlett, Lyman taLroli'
Ireland: j. u. Hoffman, Brothers; Is Oyphant,
Rogers; G.. r. Hubbard, LoyeiAnd-ali from VIZ
giRil. a., ,,,,, -
santos ria Richmond, ami schooner John ~ Par
ker, Philips, for Richmond.
FWBURYPORT.-Arrlyed lOth' schooner Auuie
Jordan. LeayItt, from Richmond.
VINEYAHD HAvEN.-Arrved 10Th: sehOonerS
Thomas -. Harrison, Rogers, from Richmond for
Boston, and south shore, Ma, brv Richmond for
-.
PHiLADELPHIA.-C Cleared | In. schooner STAR
Snangied Hammer, Mullen. for Richmond.
BALTBORE.-Arrve0 llth, schooner wave OF
Nye. Burke, from James river.
GosToN Arrived lOlh: Scbooners James
Young, Young; Ella, Gupuli; and Cohasseti, FIN
ley-all from Richmond.
BY Telegraph
NEW YORK. August IL Arrived: steamers Re-
nnbc Rr,ile Nellie Floyd. Minnie, Ida Lawrence.
| Arrived our steamers Nevada, EtUn, olympia,
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EXECUTION OF RAPE PIEND.
ExcitemeutIn the Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, August l2.-Tberc was consld-
cradle excitement on Change this evening
over heavy and almost continuous advance
in corn, caused by hot, dry weather, which
amounts 20 a destructive drought in some To-
calltieS, and threatens to ruin The crop,
or at least very materially reduce it every
where in the West. Yesterday September
corn sold at 544, and closed on call at 81 600.
To dag it opened at $50, sold upto $50, and
closed at pretty near the outside price.
October Yesterday sold al SOD, and closed
at 81. To-day 1t opened at ga, sold up to
59i. and closed at 594. The dealings were
very heavy.
Wheat sympathized with corn, and sales
show an advance over last nights closing
price OF over cents. Oats were very strong,
and advanced sharply 1Gl3 cents. Provi-
sions shared in the boom. and a marked adj
vance in that line is also noted.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST l2.-The following are the quotations
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-COmmon, s3.50@S4; medium, s45Od
IS good, IS $3.50.
LeGE-Common, F5.5O6s6 medium, $4,000
g.: good: sS@s10; fine, sl1@sl2; extra nne,
Bl2.506S13.
Stemm ing.-Common, s4.5O6;5; medium,
s5.50@S6; good, $3.50 diS.50; Use, t9@&9.j0.
DARK rOBACCo-MANUFACTUR
Lug Fitiers.--Common, ss.5O@s4 medium,
4.j06s5; good, &5.50MS6.
LeGf FfHers-COmmOn, s56s5 so; medium,
s6d$6.50; good, t76 SO; fine, S9GS10; extra ine
sun-cured fl0@&Is.
WrdDperS.-Common,s 7.50ass.50: medium
SS.50@s9: good S9.50@SlO; hne, $lO@tll;
extra, $l2@s13.
BRIGHT CO-MANUFACTURISG.
Smoke S.-COmmon, s66&750; medium,
5000; good, &9.5O@$l 0.50: fine, fl3GSlS.
FiiLers.-COmmon, S6d&7: medium, S7QsS /;
good, S9Hfl9; fine, nominal.
WrdpDer S.--Common, tS@kl2; medium,
fl3@tl5; good, b2OGS25; fine, s40ds50; fancy,
f5t $3.50.
Wrappers, MqhOgdny.--COmmon, Sl2@tl5;
medium, Sl5mmS20; good, S22@420; nne,
f30Gt40; extra. S450S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods IS confined
prucpally 10 good old heayy-bOdied Tugs aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
Old Tugs, 5000: Kentucky River Tugs,
h0dSl2; Kentucky River Leaf, tl3GslS.
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Missing CIrI.s Rody Found.

EVANSVILLE, ONT., August 1.-THE body
o. young woman dressed in black lustre
dIe's, with CATERS and rubbers on her feet
add gold bracelet on her right arm, driited
upon The beach in front Of this village to-
CAV.
HAMILTON, ONT, August 1.-THE body
washed ashore al Beamsville to-day proves
10 be thlt oi Miss Thornton. Of this city,
NuO has been missing since June 9th. IL
nas az first supposed that she had commit
va suicide, but il is now believed that she
was accidentally drowned.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Continued Favorable Reports OF the
Presidents Condition.

DIR. ARnew Regulates an Alleged Interviews
The Time of the Treaty Between France
and the United States for the Settlement of
War Claims About TO Expire The Political
Situation I'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
the American Bankers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
'ion OF a Murderer in Florida and a Ravisher
In Ainbnmn-Arrest OF n Female swindler
In New York-The Chicago Markets Excited
The Erie and New York Central Railroad
War-Death OF the Widow OF President Mil
Failure Of Liverpool Cotton-Broker, &e.
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Politics In uIssfssippi.

NEW ORLEANS, August ~ The DINO
crdrs Jacksonville, Miss, special says the
Greenbackers have called convention TO
meet here on the 24'h, and the Republicans
one for the 18th instant. The Executive
Committees Of the parties held meeting
wednesday. 1t Is understood that the
Greenbackers will nominate ticket COM
posed OF Greenbackers, Republicans, and
independent Democrats, and that the Repub-
licans, who meet on the following day, wil
indorse the nominees Of the Greer hackers.
The Hon. Ben. King, independent Demo-
crat, will probably be placed at the head o.;
the Ticket
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me Franco.amer,can claims Treaty.

WASHINGTON, August l2-The treaty pc
tween France and the United States for the
settlement OF claims growing out the AFFAIR
OF the rebellion and The Franco ana Ger
mau war, &C., provides that SIX mohius
shall be allowed for the presentation OF
claims and three months additional upon
Good cause being shown for not filing
Claims during the first six months. The
three months additional viii expire on the
92d OF September at midnight, after which
no claims can be presented under any cir
cumstances whatever. Parties having
claims, therefore, should at once forward
them to the agents Of the respective Coy
ernments-Mr. Grimaud DE Caour for
France, and Mr.. George $. Boutwell, for
The United States, the address OF Doth OF
whom Is 1918 II street, Washington, d. e.
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and Nashville, 1902: Nashvfie snd f.sauenoora,
6vT; Ontario ard wesieru, 32K. Mafksftsn fIe.
waited. I'M Illinois CentraI. 1871: Canada South
err. 6Gx; Chicago, BurlirRt0n aud Quincy, ls04
Denver and Rio Crande. g91s: 81 Pau and Omaha
preferred, lO4&. g.. g.. q and T.. 90: Erie aud
western, BOX. Col. Goal. 30: Ohio CeDfraL az:
Texas Pacific, 57k; Texas Pacific T.. g., S1S.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. August I2.-VIrginia &c, aafegred.
l5k: eonsos, 80; second series. AK: pest-dne
coupons, 92A; new l0-40s, ssh. bid day.
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noc,sIou ina star-Ronte Case,

WASHINGTON, August Fin the case OF
the increased and expedited star.route SER
appeal from the settlement
OF the Sixth Auditor to the First Comp
troller OF the TreasuTy-Judge Lawrence
to-dly affirmed the decision Of the sixth
Auditor, which was In effect that an In
crease OF 30 per cent. on original contracts
only could he allowed on expedited service,
and not 90 per cent. on each trip when a
route might be changed from weekly TO a
lotl
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AnAged Rrinerroom Murdered.

ViIAwA, ONT, August 1.-James Weih'
Wv'A' wdowor, aged seventy years, add
Alfsafei D0heTiy, a widow, aged fifty,
sae married last night. A party OF ruf-
S1n' started a charivari in front OF the
sOu'e Of she couple at IL T.. NJ, which
, S,'td until , O'Clock this morning. They
,leh broke 10 the door and demanded
lIOaey which was refused, the old man
SSseming lhem OF and following them. AT
ss!hgot this morning his dead body was
e e,. wing by the roadside with the head
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK,

new YORK, August l2.-CO.ion quiet and steady
safes, $50 bales uplands, l2c.; ORLEANS. I've.
weekly neI receipis, 500 bales gross, 1AI9 BATS
expOris-Great Britain. 1895 baks; contlhs y,
hsles Southern aOnr firm and fairly active; com
mon 10 fair extra. Sb.l6as6. 2Ds good 10 choice
extra as aQMki.50. Wheat lk@2Ac. higher ana
aud large trade on speculative account; ungrast.
sprIng, I'll. l0d$l.26; No. .. $780, No: spriW
inforlor, sI,16A; No Chicago and MiiwaAsse
! rel, III ,2s8sl 30i No, 2 red, fl,s0S&fl'szf