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The Drummer's Friend.

Frank Stanselle's bus and transfer line at
Denton. Energy, enterprise and git up
and git, with hard work and fair rates, en-
title me to your support. Kindly store my
name in your memory.
FRANK STAYsELLE,
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And Don't You Forget TT

Please do not forget that at I. Reinhardt's,
the people clothicr, is the place to find the
latest novelties in shirts, underwear, neck
wear, hats and silk umbrellas.
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''Rough on Rats"

''Rough on Rats"
The thing desired found at last. Ask
druggist for Rough on Rats. 1t clears out
rats, mice, reaches, flies, bedbugs, loo. boxes
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A Denial

VisSsA, December THE papers deny
the revelations Of the Vienna correspondent
of the Standard regarding. Russo-ltalian diff
ticulties.
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No Rcut.

DUBLIN, December IA number of the
Duke of --Leinstef's tenants in Kildair,
have declared in fav0rof no rent,
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Our mems, youths and boys clothing
can not be surpassed in style, price and
workmanship, 1t will pay you to examine
it before purchasing elsewhere.
A g IL MtTrrNru,r
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New Millinery Store !

MRS. JENNIE R0wLEY ,.ro,
Has opeued her store of millinery and ianu
goods at p2l Main street shc has been N , w
millinery business for many years ah ~ Vii
guarantee satisfaction. Her friends VIII % WV
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l5.1nl

DlssoLUTIoN-Notc is hereby given that
the grading firm Of Boyle & Rundles has this dry
dissolved by mutual consent.
November 2Sth, 1881. BOYLE &RuNDLES.
M
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OFFICE OF TEXAS TRUNK r. R. Co., !

nB-THE REGULAR annual meeting OF the
stock. holders ofthe Texas Trunk railroad com.
pany will be holden at the Office of the company,
IL the city of Dallas, state'of Texas, on the 18Th
day OF December, at Il O'Clock noon, for the
election of directors, and the transaction of
such other business as may come before It,
W l.. CABELL,
Vice.Presidcnt
d. A ROBINSON, Secretary. nOylp. tdlb
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Exhaustive diseases that lead to insanity,
consumption, and "a premature grave, are
quickly cured by using Browns Iron Bit
iers, 1t strengthens every part of the
l...l,.
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GREEN WILLIE.
ldencc OF tho IIornld.

Correspondence OF tho Herald.
dREENvlLLr December 7.-Following are
the appointments of the North Texas Con.
ference, held at this place, and which
adjourned yesterday:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DISTRICT.
Richard Lane, Presiding Elder; Jefferson
station, w.. ID. Mountcastle; Kelyville
circuit J.. L. Sherwood; Linden circuit,
III .. jackson; Atlanta circuit, l.. l.. Pick.
EFT; Queen City circuit, ID. Il. Fuller Dan.
geriiold circuit, ]. w. Lively, Mt. Pleasant
circuit, w. w. Homer; Coifeeville circnit
2. A. Emmons; Boston circuit r / Milan,
Texarkana station, A. j. Morley; Tear,
kama mission, W. A. Coppape. Bible agcnt
W, D. Shell; Douglassville High School
H. Al. sweet, principal,
PARIS DISTRICT.
Il, d. Ellis Presiding Elder Paris sta.
non, y, IL. Allen; Paris circuit, j. II. Shaw;
b,rookston mission, |. N. Crutohiield
nency Grove, station, ]. II. Corbin; Honey
u o circuit, j. A. Wyatt Dodd City cir.
SWnit, w, N Moss; Ladonia circuit, II. ].
narr,s Cooper circuit, w. A. Shook, Bios.
wm rrairie circuit, j. @. Weaver; Wood.
ianu y circuit X q. Isaincy; Rosalie circuit,
i nII. Mcponald Clarksyille circuit, w, G.
plair; Aunona circuit, Il. G. Pearcon. pible
agent, X. q. Scwcll. '''o''
snKsSAS pnrnrcr.
s,s y; NJ Binkley, Presiding Elder; Sherman
miss,n,, n n bourland; East sherman
w a. c on rruppnned SHERMAN circuit,
I.ns bells circuit, DIN. pyync,ns, sup.
ns'n station, D. !. Martin; bonhsvr.o . Hon
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North, East, and Southwest,

Trains arrive and leave Austin station as lo'
lows: No mail and express arrives at 9Mm"
No mail and express leaves at $50 a m. =,
Connections-At Texarkana with all trahsva "a
St. Louis. Iron Mountain & southern RailrOaa
for all points North, East and southeast ,a ~
Longyiew Junction and Mincola with az u ,,us
for International Railroad for Tyler PalesuIie
Houston, Austin Galveston and san An,u,.Sv.
At Dallas, with trains of the Houston " IeasS1
Central Rwy, for Corsicana, Mexia, Brenipnu
Waco, Calvert Bryan, Hampstead, Brennan s
and all points In Middle and southern ic oIn.
ct sherman, with ii 4 I q Ry, for OIL pol,,,Sh
on the line of that road. At Fort Worth VIII
stages for all points in Western Texas q,
shreveport with Red River steamers ca ,y
New Orleans. Pullman's Palace sleeping Va y,
from Fort Worth, Dallas and sherman 70 ~
Louis. Any information In regard TO rates ~. M
freights or passage, time and connections va w.
be cheerfully given ON application 70 v vv
Noble, Genl supt Marshall, Texas; " Ns ,r.
man, a. Y. A., Marshall. Texas or X. W. Tho"p
on a. 2. 4 T. A. Marshall Texas.
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]. w. Fields, A. Cunning, ]. Il. Rnbh, c.
J. Cork, J. C. Randall, W. z. Reed, c. f.
Lamb, John Beverly, James Graham.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK June S-BEEvEs Re, eipis were IL cars Of
city and ~ cars al blth 81
Total saturday head against l2SJp head TOT The
The market touch bottom
the close eines To-day. With mWcidic offerings
and the most favorable wcnthcI, an Improvement rh 10
fully reported at both stock yards Butchers
appeared to be quite 10 get the cattle and the market
throughout iEnly BCtisc aud sellers iet better
than time this week Notwithstanding the fact that
nearly all Chicago. Louis and Buffalo igt Cattle lost
money because the downward tendency Of the
market chez and everything points 10 further i'm
prOvemcnt week There nothing OF
81 n, and really Prime Steers sold
81 n; and car Oid OF thoCe Missouri
Washington Market butcher ~ l2c TO
dress 81 H. There good trade ia Dressed Bcei ard
prc es nearly &c pei Common ~ Prime sides
were sold IN " aslingtOu Market at ~ ct'Atc.
MI Eastman l2J head ship alive and other
portrr and purchased about 100 head The steamer
Rheubina paed this with lOl Live Cattle tor T. e.
Issnan The shipper sends out $50 Live attle In tho
CIV of LIVERPOOL 80 the Romano tomOrr~ ami lb
SUNDAY other steamers Ia sail tOtio w
are The India 10 Live cattle aud 1876 Live sheep Tor NJ
odslnith the ircassa and Gcrmanc with l"4 quarters
OF cef and AZ of Mutton for Joseph Eastman
who also ships l.32O quarters Of Beef ana 2"v
carcasscs Mutton by tie California on tunu5)i ann
the Egypt with sO quarters of Beef ana zoo ccAsos o
sles At 6Othst-A Furst for self; ~ Ohio stiers from
CncinnAt LIS n. nj 1896 90 b; suied BuA Lou d.
nj &c. . 800. co., ,oo q. y, ms. ~
ens each II do 2l2 h At lu94c less DOC esh % 90
Liz n At Ilci II do, |, 1888 n, al lie. 80, . -.
fog cell 33 Colorado ttnefh l,<%o 10, ~
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ETHIOPIAN Markets

rzysnrool, June -Pork-Pnme Mess-Eas,erD. steady
= So Western. steady al ~. Bscon-Cumberand cut
GAL A. 4sed. short Rib duh at +iJd; Long Clear
qen Az Short Clear. duh at 40. Halns-Long
Gut steady at < dull at 2s6d BeefIndia Mess
nfmer NJ e0 Extra Moss nmer l2 Prime Mess nrmer
81 Lard-Prme Western, steady Al -.
smet az S5ed Rosin-P1ne firm at TO-; Common steady
~ eSh Cheeso-AmeT1can Choice. nrmer AZ 3D. hard
v s sa o. four-EI,ra state. steady At i2Sd Wheat
.,ess H. white. dull at $50; Spring, No. =. steady
an Wn,., s Mp.e1 Western steady a. 9!d New south
a ssee s1y a. hsyd Sottonseed ol-Yeilow American
Sssrs3 r. -Connon. ~ London steady Al bod
Sf q,xs erpenune ~ London. steady At 1894
hhrOOt- June S-l;SO M. BreadstunsQutet Corn.
sss,s ker SsntH iSrNsw Mixed Western Flour 9di per
Ior western Canal Wheat Hl0d d93d PER GENITAL FOR
ca Ce ~. White 9Gd 699d for California club
Siosu ,oi hed western Spring SdS7d for Red Winter
,Srsss $3.50 e43oe per oewt for American Red
- June s.. mThe receipts Of Wheat for the
go sree Gays we're III 900 0entss including $1,000 Amer
ss ssynEslE5Poo. June Sl:So m-Breadstus duwheat
- Ts ~ ~ pei Genital log Red Western sprng.
49, sAfoL' 'ane S-l2 m-lAId. 65l per cwt for
peT spS,ts s@s 800 mca,cutta Linseed +se4s2d
u oSSron spns q Petroleum hd6sd per gallon
Ton Pale Rosn 7aS Soe rn-spern OIL. 95sSR59 per
n sssnis, June NJ. S0giisoTs Lard closed o. marks
f nv Jans wneOI's Lard closed at 1856 francs so
skxn. June s.-Psroleun. Essss so pfennings
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,,,om;se Il should be was not be-

Nan. seemed to promise it should be was mot 20,
ssnse the interested cliqucs failed to make EFFORTS 70
that end Despite the employment OF an Tue w.,
machinery for manipulation, the use OF some Oh 'n'
shosts brokers' firms as buyers and an organ
,,sS scarcity for delivery of the stock OF the ne
st. Paul Railroad and the demapd 0, n,' ssTersE
"a unsettled from the opening to the close OF ouSi-
' 49, An early decline followed by sharp re-
covcry that in few rtsncss made Ts, tho moyc
-. received no new acccss'o',
support 1 and prices rapidly declined the fall only
being checked by the arrival OF ociIsN n''ro
~h;ch the rules Of the Stock Exchange
- nv transactions. To-day. however was
Dieter dav for some of the low-price stocks
and Rome and SsaSn an% we Esrn'a and
une -. ..ocks made handsome advances. Inc
s.arret closed active and weak.
Government bonds were dun and steady at mn M
changed prices The sales at the Boards a'noun'u
-,nIy TO S5e. 900. Annexed are the closing quota
xioua
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Olr email business was done in State bonds IN
.,.a;n,, coles ~ Tennessee Is at 72O72ls, Virginia
Ga deferred at 1884 aud Alabamas class A. at % 2"
16io OF city bank stocks the only sale was seventy
shares of Phenix at lOSi
The dealings in railroad bonds generally were u"-
Interesting and without feature good amount
80 hrs;noss was done in Erie second cOnsos with
final decline of d to 1855 but inc iiuUu " GO
,t,ono nj 1913. Boston, Hartford and Ire hrS'S
.ooi were attractive to SPECTATORS and they rose
tro,n s9s, 70 SO and ended at 50. Rome, '" a'er'
eo,v, and Opdensburg tirsts very well sustained
va advance and closed off only y per cent AZ
DOL, Canada Southern irsts were - hlSher "'
1oa7o St IOuis and Iron Mountain new os sol" at
p5094s. Metropolitan Elevated hrsts were . ''S''
a. IO3bs. and New-York hrsts sold lone Dohu az
117l.. Peoria Decatur and Evansville incomes
were strong at OF a cole, and Lake Ere ana "oS'-
arm incomes were y higher at S3l4 -. ho'h'>'oi
and Pittsburg incomes were active aV 90
COL. Otherwise than in the instances meh'ioiou'
the changes if any, were small ana nhilllol,""'
Tho business of the Sub-TrcaSury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt OF @S'oi
.nd the payment of IS 2O2. lGs. The result Is a
% tho general balance of 81 400 $40, and leaves
OF $50 ar 60 against $77 .OO1 ,6S2 May -. Inc
particular changes Gi the week aIo S iI "a
$6l5. 1874 currency ana ~ no ool'
from the Philadelphia mint, so as ant- Ing . Tul
money market the gain is only T4O9.HO me
money market to-day easy at 3a2is per cent,
the business being about equally divided ort""'n
fhe two rates. The domestic exchanges .,i on
NswVoTk are as last quoted. he
United States Treasurer at Washington today
received $323000 National bank no'.s ~" .n1 ~
demption, The customs receipts were fHttVt='
and the internal revenue receipts were SG2H u.
The Clearing House statemen, today Is a. Io"M s
EXCHANGES S147735.ml balances, H''u, ,.c,r 1"I
Receipts S3I63,S77; payments, $l,012,lio'
currency balance, $7009,024; com balance
ST.. 40S. 62S.
Thedemaud for foreign exchange tocovcr imported
securities made an active market and rates were al
vapced L, cent to the { for sterling. he marker
closed strong on the basis OF the following revised
quotations:
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COTTON MARKErs-GY TELEGRAPH

ttvrurooi. June 3-12..O Motion active anh hrn'r
Middlng Cpiands G,sd MiilihH OiIc'S D'r ,,n ,ud
e1Inrt: rccrpis Ia. 800 bales all American lulul'N
i.1ts Low diddung CLAUSE. June and July dehNrt' hl'
do July and August delivery liai d" August Al , an.
her d.lfvcf, Cps sl do. -rl'mcf AMI u'pp,' -"
nycty I'D do aud November delivery .'--c'' ~
Noy'n,iei air December driyeiy 54' ay futures Ji't
INFRruOl. June 3-liu +. IN. c otnn -MuhlhR pan
Cad Middng Orleans. ~isd. Low Mddhng plAhh R'@A'
cod ORDINARY Tulands al, Ordinary plandA, ~
LivEmOoL. June 50 j. m. "itou- sales "I ~ IN I'D
es ertori.r. took 5000 bales forwarded from the snip
side direct spnnef 100 bales actual ctIprt
tntnl rcceuiA bales American. H,,ND bales t,
stock g 900 bales American 69l 900 bales amount VI
Cotton afuat 257, UOO bales American. l"5Opu balts
ItvEHlOoL June 1850 y. - oon- futnrrs plhu'
Law Middling CLAUSE, July and August delivery, ps,
The et for yarns a1d iabner ~
hr1ncr dcarrr; S9inch, 90 reed Gold End Ar,nES
81 y yards, \ 10 o. 1luAd 2Oinrh 90 Is,1l ILL.,,
~ wards n On. 80 VI. uill n; No. 40 Mule Twist
Fair. second Qaulity, lOd dlONd
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AUGUSTA. June a-cotton quiet and firm. MddnG lo'-S
Ioho Low MiddlinF, 97,c Coed Ordinary &C.; receipts %
li.ois bales $50 1880 ba.cs weekly receipts 's6
b4"s shipments, G3l bales -les, "3i bales 49,
Miilng zoe. Cool Ordinary 9i. net receipts. lii bale.
g~7 10 bales exports To- Inc Continent, 600 bales cst
Wtrky Mt receipt. ltio bales gro's - - l. esp"s
t. irai Hriian ii47 bale U The Continent o"o bales
Low lliddine 10 Il ori ordinary, H',r. trrilt- 2Z1
brs sacs POO bale. stock TO- D. ha~s Wreky net re-
,,i% - eAe' export. b. me on inrni' io Iai
o"asiwis". 2i5j bales -eic- Ia bae. ~ -
si"s. Iuuc B. ,ott"n nrm Niddhne TO-; it,H -
bales exports Conu,nr 2'-f bales ,al. sos bales
,"' ~ $500 bales wersy net rrc.ii- - AZ bale H.
Continent 37I6 bales: coswise. too bales; sales @''o
MrNFm-. Juno s.-cotton firm Middline, loNc+ pet
H. ~ 9'irs -irw'9ls -G5 oa.'s srs' i,-.l ~
5g'rptt i'95o bate shipments 7ogi bAesi sales 500
ding ",c. Good Ordinary. SO. net reeip-. 2i iaies ~
ports coast Wis" oi2 hars SALES. zoo bales stock TO- y
2rlt bales; coistw-. 2.flG bale sales 90 bales
Ntw-pRlEAN- June A.-Cotton hrm MmiinT l"Nci Low
25n bacs so.s l;i 80, ba'. weekly net rrccipts SOt3
bales totc Continent. G7G7 bales 10 France 1902 bal"s
NoH"lK June D. Cotton quiet and steady; Middling'
H. nci receipts o23 bac. Nports coast r hai',
62 bales exports 70 Grra Britain 37O bales oooS"isr
"'u., hair- sales. ~" bales. ,.,,., 80, . ION.
Mmme, NIlia'@ Good ordinary S'iG'' net rTrp'H ~
bn"S "Nj~its tn trru Britain - bmr- coa-w IT, 'l3
& sS,tN '" bIrS N@s' w ar, "'oSil ~, , ~
GrrtH 2'i bales srs 2,5 9a"T ey%rs l." tn" ,1nt
,,>r l0ris. June B. oiion arn; Mlddlnr. lolc.; Low
ripm'nts, lGll bales sales, ~ bales stock, y ~
BALE. weekly net receipts 2.'tG bales shpmcnis oJ"-
bales Ha.rS 5u-G bars.
NV YORK. June 31hr following are The total nct nc
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

lDxDoS June 3-l23O COnsols l00'ls for money and
10Oss for the Atlantic and Great Western INST
ecvtsase trustees eertihcaes So do second go Erie
kS consOis los L. Ncwl Ork teuTal l51I4 III
eots central l49s; heading 3O9 NewYorE, Ontario ahd
Western, 3s7s
LosiON June $3.50 mParts adytces quote three per
cent ~ francs II confines for the account
LONDON. Juno3-4:4O M. :. bonds new nNes, 1861;
Atlantic and Great Western second mortgage trustees cer
sstcs 81 Enc 81 Vi Newlork Central 3G Limos Zen
~. -
Paris advices three cent renes SO francs ~
nmes TOR the account
BERLIN. June 3-The abatement OF the Imperial Hank Of
6srnany shows specie Of 4,oZOOUO nlATAa
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,.,,-,..,,, $50, f. y...., ,.,r.,fi ,y,...t
fiHAN Inh' 80. - D., ,rst ,u.,. e. B boz .fi
20" 100 0.ri f.. Do .. l.,I inter q
I.4r'h =" army ~ ~ .,.t .t... Mod
- 49, '".n iI' 800" '' e.. 49,, land. 90 loo i...,
''~' 9"i' 4''' a.. .- .'. i., I. ..
quoted At-le' t, .lfs
~ ~in". - ,., -.e t. "a
fr.l.'t- Mh'At. ''f'. So '''- . M,
'm. 49," '".' .''i '.,, A. ..t.t 80. -.
oi.H' 40 .Ht .'" ''', -. ,i..... '-..t. 10.
i'4 "ri'ii a ,,.a,i d. A.. IT, ,.u.'
tA-h. ? zoe Ji.' 'fTf.. D. lt- ID. ....
-'lirn'"r '.!"- Il" .. %, . ed. ,,.....'
AD.i-i. ~" . o." I -.. .4.h a.. I.r.
'I'"F ~ t.....f -tpt.uItf &c.
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financial.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD

Wlcu completed will e1tend from Washington city To DRUM
POINT HARBOR OF the finest harbors in the United
States Mary- arbor 81. Mays River and to
POINT LOOKOUT . tie outh Of the POTOMAC RIVER
The road Brandy wine station onthe BAL
TIMoRE and POTOMAC RAILROAD and POINT LOOK.
OF graded except l2 miles between California Station
The building OF tho wharf at Drum Point
Harbors progressing rapidly possible The track has been
running 10 point near
CedarStle glance map will show that the compile
Of this road from Brandywne Drum Point arbor wi"
give the BALTIMORE and POTOMAC RAILROAD an out
let on the Lower Bay Coal that 10 1t
over the Northern Central Rat road
The entire amount OF First Mortgage Bonds which be
issued proposed line AMI branches ncudng sidngsl
about - miles Of track. and including wHARVEs, wATEb
FRONTS. DEPOTS. ROLLING STOCK AND PROPERTY
OF EVERY KIND NOW OWNED OR HEREAFTER TO
BE ACQUIRED l. ONLY sl.6oo.0oO. Of which only
s3jOOOO have issued all Of the balance OF the Bonds
are held by the CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK. OF Wash
ington c. trust the Bonds tho proceeds thereof
only paid by said bank work sdone on said road
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In London, British consols were weaker, being down
10 100 -l6 for money and TO lOOSs for account.
United States SIS are quoted 4 oil at lOG'2 the
Others being reported as unchanged, WITH the tx
ception of final advance Of u for Erie. L. for Hi
nos Central % for Recalling and per cent for Lake
Shore. such responses as, there were to the home
markets for American railways were lost before tie
end of the day. In Paris. French 3 per cents de-
chned to S6.97 francs. Berlin dispatch reports
that the Imperial Bank of Germany gained specie
during the week TO the amount Of 4.62O 600 marks;
Less than $l5OOOO oil the Elizabeth CITY and
Norfolk Railroad first mortgage 4O-ycar six per
cent gold bonds remains uns0ld, and McsSrS. Dom
inick a. Dickerman give notice that the price on
and after Saturday. June 4, will he advanced ~ par
and interest.
The Ohio four per cent State loan, amounting to
g. 500, 900, has been awarded 10 NeSArs. Kuhn,
Loeb * Co., of New-lOrk.
The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance
Company at the annual meeting Of the proprletors,
held at Liverpool on the Goth of May, after adding
FROM the past years surplus 800 900 ciNh To
The fire reserve fund.- declared dividend of 90
per cent on the paid-up capital of the company.
The receipts Of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this Sd day OF June were:
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IL srrrLr OF GRu~ ~ 1nE rNrkD SANS ANi



bush bur t.,h...o "-n n 90 '',.''
My2l's lo1Gi 80" lis~+''' t72i'-I7 '''.'''- -'''''
kp p'A.s' T. l an, :, but late pr,c- nruy
maintained. ..,. .. ,.u. ,,,. 9th,
on nAf a. qS rH AMI " ai 'i'.
'HIDE- rtm and iaifiy a'iiv w.. ,,. 49,. -, .,,.,,
Iur , v,{ rr ron IN cr drand
sales 80" ton. a, ~ '1s ~" c' ..n So quote.
~ "I no ~ ~ forec so -cotch rrAni"u. 60
s%itn,S', 20 %s,1,,,oc .,n. qni ~r-l brrr
s5cso 80, "a co ,2 p, s. 1.1g
: ~ ior Lac Lad st.Aay o'upn Iou'-t' -
suait. quoted "a .",, - f." j.. .'"n N,''',.,n,
1919 l"-tc I'm Plates ~ iii -'.'' an" Nv l F''
81 soasi 10. d. r,p, - - ~ ~
,aIr. "a lid. doS at nas~ 4rr a. &c. al.o r-ior Al
.r3pr az l po.,s. It.. ari s , the .
a. HN i9,,, ~ tr4.rd To- 49,, STRAINED -i.rl,.
IuII%nne , ,l'S@ a, W. T" Tar ., lpi, l.,naa
! az" I'll TAKt-F FIRM 1T $50 rot V.-tiu. az
and t.iy; charter. quiet Liverpool. .iran " 900 b-h.
ii@ . TO- i,Sc. Ii4,. d.. lits $500 ton. tin4i. Zoe.
200 bales ott"i. a,,i London steam Gi."0' bush.
@ @i' o;tai1 anotaG 10 i0oo .aok. F.our -.
T,1J =. am 800 bun '.ia quoi~l ilr'd I;,ron
, ,'- ,'gs' o HTca ui,a p, 200 ,-c. l.,
40 Ta So. &c 3d. bn T. t4l 10 TO- A \g
5o g, 90 a, 10; "a, a. o,spg lat. ngur.
Pi|Tvr~ Tri AT L,l- ngurr-.
sd '.. r f II! y W. qaoi' ar u
s sGlT' ia 1 ssc iiirIac tnar " ,es
opened al 81 ~ highest ~ c lowest 81 ~ oIo,ug -
phoE ,,ily yrr &rn; Sl'r.
o,t',. nd Mess spot quoted 10 O2.I 1911 -. Sew do
GO sn .is 9,S1sIG 20 -rpt,ni,r ~ 5oasI, =,
Nr,- BELF HAN, qui, Gu, nr;"lY h'id guo'A
| S2id<2i 30 Gu MLAl- steadily held demand m"i't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-04
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NFw-YORK. Friday, June 5. lS7-
ASWFS-Quiet and unchanged .,.-.
IEEaMA N-rhr dcinAnL- Arr .lnaller .S0nlheIn.

AsftTS'Xner Hp ca are Southern %
BRo0M C0tN-pull and nominally unchanged
CANpLES-l In iohbng sal. ant steady
CORDAGE- Steady and ln flr sale. mi,
GOALS without essential change the n"'T'on' oe'ns
10y "agqp s iS@2G S Sl l6e for
S5di"c for MicAiC No., I i,I i'3r; ''r '''''
"0FFL~R Rio ruled very strong at tf 1 ,es
Maracaio sold private terms quoted va iaG' oios 500
Tsrg 4 S 1,r S94 % a P@E Tor nns
END Tl 40 on S' csn, for oo bales " dG% Gpa
a. " IN. po.s today bac against oae' sas DAY
last week and go last y ' lat McrS and 1859 bales
iac YEAR ar, since september 552.9' GaG "gI aied
476a4S0 bales during time Last year sd1hI pccs
S wSas g. ST{ "Sosi III 10 gny A@Ts ~
Prices Enes and Margins June i95
July, leo August i7 ogple%Se! a9narv 'I'oO'
ioa Noyepner i15i roTne piices-juuc
6 July. ~ oi Aasqs ISo,c, Il, az Z
February. iSS7 iG; March ioissi0.j6 Transferable
FniHEiIdN FIT So qoiabc changes have been re-
ported and only oDins lradc j: IoT'gi -. I's "a ,
40 fLo STS And MEAL-FLoUR-Ya'ket sin in rgycr.
Export and obblns trade demand ses 30 MI lg E!
Quotations ~ So, -. latter ei,r rI5s e,sa.
~ 20 Zoo, 'y Ip, We!,erH a : - Good to Fancy
20 Good To- hnir- 10 5,0s5f, common Extra
Minnesota - ga - comm ~ Clear, S'3>, o.. t,v"
- !uaS6 81 Patent. =. - l"n- "nm"h u" I al
tyflp % ',opl N'rv Choice Family 30 Nist -
Patent Winter Wheat Extra - 2'dsN' closing d i--.
BIS ~ COMMON TO to Good Extra ;, eoos 90. ' To-
,hO.,. OG% ID. % bis. i"f >'ulN,th '.. ''f-
... RYE FLOURdull DECLINING sale. .W' DDS ~Hi"'Hhe
al rNfrciIe..- CORN MfAL Hil. .a'~.
500 bo Brandy wine. - 40. Ytho" N'~cin guot"i = 80
@GRAIN-W Market unsettled. - lofts ga 'c
low,t olt..., . i..i ..-'r. ar rNp"ii d'''n' N-ih
business manly No ~pn1g, u'Slrta" t',i'"n ~''u'
tive a, cnuui cl"s"" Wiu .tf saw '.N ~ I' 80 -
Il3GoOu bush. future. 3D.. 600 bush cash. iniuduk ~"
Spunc - 90" isl'Hrd Nltl "a. 80" y, ,''N
spring - i 40 hcdso and Nhw4uA'. = .'-l 10
l hu lnUi~ \trt t''',t' SO MAJ" alh't I Il
%. ugrad,d Winter Red. - - - - ~" Wti'f
X" 81. Il :jt.q-l ~. sil,i winter. = q et q
Uueradcd White. y al ~ y" " ii e. - ~ -i' ,'
NJ" Whuc II IG. 40 .. iic ~ c,drl - y" l.'"'.
june y 2itdfl 80. closing - rs l.. d" Jn' = 10
81 81 closing ~ "a d", Autn~i, =
closing u DO SEPT. n"t t,.,''rir ,. '.'
closing 81 - do. July. Il - t9fi -' ''-"s : ~ .
QeI = ..... RN l. dut. sales. o." "-h ' i'''
CG%NT\ EA~ steady. ~5,.. rout tOKN -N'tArt -r TO-
lower light export hnuc TRADE, eot u-n'-- 'u See
account stirs if3r 0hI+h fufurr. -l i'"' iir 'i-.
clu,iiur iln In~ruuI -4i f nLitit~i. .''t ~
0GG, steamer hit. ,7'. steamer MiN~i. - NJ" 3
Iure "a - ~. closing . A4IrAs. du JuN b
cnrlnc - : ,t.c do August, 3D. 't.'. ''-.ht
b &c OATS aciitc. ~ -. D. tier. .A',. -"..''
l. ~. eft" 3 White - g. .c y" 60 - 't'. g. D.
50r Mixed Western ttl4 &c.. White do. 4'a' O. L-'"
state 1,-c. ij.'HHt nu-H y" Jul" go -
2S01 bush dc July. Il4at'. trt' -tr'at ." f 80
a2lc. 90 a. I'd 30 ~ %. 01o NC l" IT, s41si o. ")e