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1t is the chief strength of Mr.. Cables stories that
underneath their quaint and original studies of
character. and natural humor, there is always a
strong ethical motive drawn from the perplexities
OF real life and developed with tragic force. His
purpose is always purely artistic, however though
bis art is occasionally indifferent His novelette,
Madame Delphine" Charles Scribners Sons) is
good example of his skill in wildly depicting char
acter, and of his keen relish for ethical impulses.
It's story of undeniabe force and il the reader is
now and then prone to question the reality of pic
ture SO heavily freighted with moral pirates, an
gelic "quadroons and sanity Pere Jeromes he
must nevertheless admit that the fault lies in his
own poor faith, and not in Mr.. Cables incidents nor
In his ideal analysis Of human nature. The story
recently divided its interest between two numbers
of Scibne's Monthly, but it gains from being pub
kshed in a volume and read at single sitting. For
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

,Nkw-fokK, June 30.BEEvES- Receips were Of q b.aa
AZ prime export steers for Mr. Eastman Noihnc aoi, ia
es,ue yards today There trade In I,rc
ce, nu cry lew carcassc5 were the
at .0oe, ana Poor TO Choices Native sac Tie ",t
Oh ow trade has been good this butchers wno c
w nsn' 70 supply THIS trade get out better than those
ne steamer Reoia took out 100 Cattle for r. G. Fost
MAJ .an mi Joseph Eastman shipped quarters of Hr.f
az" ~ GU casses on Mutton by the Adriato 1919
Receipts 06B head-i4O nj Goth nj no a.,
Seis1y Sy ana 20 OF Washington Market The snnnlv
Sn ana the market less depressed than nj Tho cl.,
sun the receipts have been
M ,o must have hand; the demand
an UNITED ana the SCARCELY uo
,tyy Rnor Yesterday was the day this season hat
% ishha or feeding purposcsabou sem 10
E,.s ~ 'ersey which cost 3ad4c. Straight iuyoicrs az
os t caves are quoted at 3asc; Calves and mis- ed
LUZ ,S y. Poor 10 Prime Venls c with Choice
tasc Good Veal Csves selling wen nj the
% oo1u ana have not shown
"s sa,. eI'e uoSiihe IN Bnttefmik Calves
7ac. '''u "A Jersey "eMs l29 ID at
hmsnbeck Davis sold 10 Buter1nlk Calves 157
~. 40 CohIse Gals and partly al
NJ 81 '0AiS' 100 ID at 7tc 66 do lbe h. do 1866 h.
1d3 ienoesk Dewey sold 80 Western Bnttcmiik Calves
oi 10 a. &c 20 90 $50 H. at 4c Fed Calves 40
H. at TIC 80 3D. AZ oe 81 DO i34 ID, at7iac DIDO. l6l
Ieihne Wright Co sold State Buttermk Calves 90
~ &c; 90 40 ID ~ at 3s4c al 3a.c az do
fSE' NJ ssa l52 10 At re, 20 do ~ ut &c DO
at fe ~ 500 state veal llS H. s,c do isi H.
10 D. st7"' 2 DO 90 u. ut &c. ~ " ~ - ~ : W.
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COTTON MARxrrs-pY rrLrouApu

LIVERPOOL so-l2:so D. mCotton- steady
sa sshs Ea@"i Sass a or 's
e@p,s l7.4oO bales all American Futures-u piand. Low
TSSemSsr and boeaner dsssrs, 5sa,d ieVs' 0'' TO-
oala; Mddng Orleans SD Low MiSalins upIanas ':
Soaa 1 ncno. ns oraa nPnn AZ
livery 6s,ed Fnlures steady. 80.
Midilng clause July August delivery 7s.d do
September and October delivery Sled Futures
cnded 3 200 bales american - ..
Middne 0s4c Good Ordinary sac rccepts 20
Middlng l0aci Good Ordinary oiac.; receipts 100
sSSss sros SSSs stp9 100 bales %
BosroS. June 3o-totton steady Mddung sc; Low
s Mang iS Ssc Good Ordinary" ' net roeo 1873 bales
Miadlng lo'sc; Good Ordinary 9,c net receipts, IA
bales ports coastwso. 500 bales sales 90 bales stock.
,C,ScSsAT june 80 Cotton quiet Midding. loo,c, Low
s Maany so Good ordnSry s receipts sl bales
GAEnsIos Jun oo SomHoon qoet M'iiag loae Low
exports oastwisc AZ bae5 saes 3l7 bales stock 32 AZ
MEMrHIs. quiet Middnne Ole; receipts
~ Daes shipments, 436 bales sales. 100 bales stock,
monr Jp MsG SHcSttcn as, and steady Maans
eeips ~ bales exports coastwise l3l bacs sales. 300
Ngw. ORLEANS 3O.-Cotton lrmer Middiing 1Oo.c;
9w s miaaing osc' Good Ordinary $50; net receipts
1856 bales 70 the Continent, $50 bales 1000 bales
NoaFoLk June 3o.Coton steady; M,ddling 1Olac; net
receipts 7s7 bales exports g Great nri.an bales
pnI;apErnl Juno 5o-ooon steady; Midding II sc
ST Dae os 1881 bales GOOD oaa r.s na ec1
Dses sales sPinners 800 bales stock ;2So
Middling 9Ie Good Ordinary sac net receipts SO bales
81, LOUIS June socoton quiet Miadling. losc. Low
spei y2 s S oa.nnry se; receipts. S9S bales
WILMINGTON, June 30.-Cotton quiet; Mddng IOilc.;
Mddne sgc Good Ordinary sc net receipts, 20 bales
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Kirby Co. sold 10 Buttermilk Calves lab ID. at sac; IA
r Brown sold 8 Jersey vesls 2s4 N, at 7iac.
e. = Alpaugh sold Jersey Vcals, $50 ID, at 7oD3c
heaa2l at Jersey City Goth and
Washington Market Total against
head for the corresponding five days last week The
July, the dema6d is especially good
Improvement is noticed in all grades Sheep advanced ic
very Fancy jersey lambs sold at ioc but most
and state Lambs at 6aasc Of Prime Maryland do
with car load Of Extra Ohio Wcihers sold to MI b. Ia ring
ton at Eight car loads Of stock arrived after IL but
the prospects were good for selling them all
90 a @ 4 Dewey sod d. 80 Ohio sheep 81 r. a
at 5atc; 24S Kentucky Lambs SO n, at &C.
Hallenbeck u Davis sold l26 Colorado Sheep 106 b. at
IL n s 90 E S 81 y e 81 81 &C., oS TO- at 0A0
Kirby & Co sold 50 state sheep, 81 H. at sstc.
Judd IL buckingham sold 2lg Ohio Sheep so n, ut 6sc ;
219 do, 99 H. at 5c 1862 do 132 TO- at 6l4c; 100 Jersey
ambs 55 h. at &c 1853 do 63 b. Mt 9ac Jersey Ewes 83
ID, at &c.
kase d Pidcock sold 240 OHIO Sheep, 80 b. at SIS 31l4 10
MARYLAND Ewes i0o To- at nc 10 Virginia do 50 To- ut &C
208 do "a ID, at sc 164 Maryland 80 rs, 3c rs Jer
sey do 81 TO- at 9c 1873 do 65 b at 9c 1S7 do 81 H. at
J. f. saler CO. sold 1913 Indiana Sheep, 1O7 H. at 5lac
bucks 100 TO- at &c 81 Indiana Lambs sc h. at SO 10
Newton Holmes sold 257 virginia Lambs 81 h. at The
j. H. Wycko sold 162 Jersey Lambs, % h. at S4c 40 do 90
Alpargh sold = Jersey Lambs 57a66 H. at si09ac.
II. Is. Poucher sold ~ Jersey Lambs, 80 h, at &C.
tge Otis sold % Jersey Lambs o. at sc; do, 43b,
HOGs-Receips were 10 cars Of l6I6 heads cars at
4Othst and Jersey City, Total Saturday,
20h53 head against 22,993 head corresponding time
last week No offerings and trade In Live Hogs Feeling
reported about steady and dealers give $Gd$6 30 nominal
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THE PRINCIPAL. INTEREST and DIvI

sT'HE PRINCIPAL, INTEREST and DIvI-
bends the following stocks are payable 1t tho
banking house of Mcssrs. wINsLow. LANIER CO., cor.
ner OF Nassau and cedarss. NewYork City,
Allegheny Lee, aIs VALLEY RAILROAD
ALLESHES:YS- Cry Pc PpiESN.-
ANSSLAiSE COUNTY. OHIO
tis ma HAMILfoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r.
c1NSISSaITSf|r Kfc sMoND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
DA IE%VPf2Ts%f fs5 siOs
E.. s%sS asss,,
rnS SSPssIlSiiS9 f $ssFssss q ''' Interest,"
Mortgages Mortgages aSD nsSIA A.
de% naSs fosa g. Is
IN Sf fsSA PsS.s PRINCIPAL and interest
f Eiss 9af ygiSs si0'
s south, 3 Park PARK 7s-ios.
JoINsoS s coSSTS IND
Lo@HNsPoRT. ND
LoUI Sh SrS SxTroNAL BANK OF NrwoR1rAxs-
NJ s SInS Y dividend of per cent
MA fiiI1 aSISs5 ASP CLEVELAND RAILROAD
Mq Funded loan os.
PITIsBuRG. Fosr WAYNE and CHICAGO RAILWAY
Second mortgage IA.
Construction mortgage 7s
Special guaranteed stock quarterly diyd
ST. JOHNS RAILWAY OF FLORIDA -
First mortgage los.
SCIOTO COUNTY, OHIO
Bridge
Chdrcn's Home a.
Turnpike
SCIOTO VALLEY RAILROAD
First mortgage
Consolidated
WHEELING. WEST VIRGINIA.
Compromise Gs.
WABASH COUNTY, IND
Court House U.s.
JULY s.
BLACKBOARD, IND.
Comfy rs.
PICISBUKG FORT WAYNE and CHI CAGO RAILWAY
Regular stock quarterly dividend of ia per cent
JULY
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON and DAYTON RAILROAD
Second mortgage "a.
49, Citizens street Railway Indps. First Mortgage7s
NERMILIION cot NTY IND
Gravel Road rs.
Gravel Road SIS.
BELLAIRE AND SOUTH WESTERN r. r. COMPANY
First Mortgage.
GAGE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
WAYNE COUNTY. NEBRAsKA COURT HOUSE.
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The Governors of the Bank of England at their
regular meeting to-day made change in the mini
mum rate for discount, and it remains at 212 per
cent: During the week the bank gained f20O0OO
ouon, but the proportion of it's reserve to its La
biities as reported by cable, is down 4ss per cent
Reing reported now at 44ls against ASH week ago.
1he weekly statement of the Bank of France shows
specie gain of 1895 900 francs gold and 1856 600
eilver. AT the London Stock Exchange q buoyant
Tone prevailed British consols up 81 per cent at
al0l SIG for both money and account; and United
states bonds were higher: IS at 1855 4ias at 49,
hnd As at 12Oi2. American railroads also were all
elgher, and generally closed at best figures. In
Paris French 3 per cents rose to S6.O2l2 francs.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company has de-
Shared semi-annual dividend Of o per cent, pay
Able on demand. -
Mr.. VIM. A. Patton (present publisher of The World,
end Mr.; Henry j. Mcdonald Gate financial editor
pi me Worfd) become members of the firm of Louns-
Derry a. Haggin from this date.
The oticcrs Of the East River Savings Institution
nave ordered that interest at the rate of per cent
Per annuin he paid to depositors upon all sums en-
Lifted thereto ON and after July 10.
j, The receipts Of flour and grain at the pr,ncipal
atlantic ports this 3Oth day Of June were
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Inc 1OuOWlnR arc lIt QuOttllouS IOT SccurltioS ou
the " Free List:
Bid Asked Bid. Asked.
MINI & st Louis NJ.Sonthern Int
7s.....--...- 116 guard 6s. 1899. 107a
Iowa Elk LIST IS. ITO 110a
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained 1887 9SS, made
up by coin gain of 1871 1886, including $500, 900
gold received from San Francisco, and a gain of
$66,O52 currency This makes the total gain since
last Friday, inclusive of 81 200, 900 gold received
from San Francisco, 81 $40, 4SS. Money to-day
was more active naturally SO because of the neces
sary preparation of corporations to meet to-mor-
rows interest and dividend payments But the rate
did not get above per cent, except for single
$4,000 at per cent. and the last rate gig per
cent. The domestic exchanges on New-York at the
places named quoted follows: Savannah
1s03s premium: Charleston, lsa Il premium; New
Orleans, commercial 81 10 rs cents discount, bank
81 so preInium; st. Louis, par; Chicago 81
discount; Boston, 80 cents discount.
to-day received 100000 National bank notes for
redemption The customs receipts were 100000,
and the internal revenue receipts We're $42O.0OO.
The Clearing House statement to-day is as follows:
Exchanges, $145 634, $50; balances, So, $50, 6S1.
The transactions at the Sub Treasury covered Re-
ceipts, 81 $50, 400; payments, $S42,4 21; cur
rency balance, $6,133,S34; coin balance,
$S1.174.356.
The following is the statement of receipts and dis
hursements by the Assistant Treasurer of the United
States at New-York, for the month of June:
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499d. quarter Refined Petroleum 707ld mar ra,lon
cprs or IurBentne 34S per owt Iinseed II 1905 per
cw,: spia's Petroleum, SlaG9d per gallon.
ANIwERp June 30Petroeum 10 francs 37Aa for
90 confines 100 klos. " - " ~
100 10. " $4,000 ~ w A-~~ -
BREMEN, June 30.-wncoxs Lard closed at IS marks IS
HAvRE Iard clos a TX
confines per 80 kilOs - ~ S~ ~
BREMEN. June 3O.-PetroIeum. marks 80 pfennings
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$40 Bonds.
VtV TIVIIN7.
FIRST SERI ES-$500
l.. V. +. RANDOLPH.
Treasurer.

The undersigned purchased from the Illinois Central
Naiiroad Company
$50. 100000
Of the Chicago ST. Louis New-Oreans Railroad FIVE
PER CENT SEVENTY YEAR GOLD LOAN now offer the
for subscriptions 10TH and interest rcserving tho
right to advance the price without notice.
This authorized by the shareholders Of the Com
To consolidate the existing debts without increase Of
ndebedns and with large reduction OF interest charges
The the franchise and entire property Of
the compsry Including tho equipment and all branches and
extension authorized constructed to DO
construct and franchises lands equipment or other
property acquired In connection with It's railroad
for the poses of its Incorporation.
The issued bonds registered certificates
Of ~ 900 ech payable gold coin OF the United states OF
the pssent OF weight and neness the principal In
1861 with interest Mt PER cent per June 10 and
December L. without deduction from either sad principal
interest Tor imposed upon tho
premfes franchises property hereby conveyed tho
principal rd interest If said bonds either ny tho United
Satss of America the states OF Louisiana Mississippi
Tennessee Kentucky either OF them town. city
county therein"
the capital Stock of this and controls the opera
tions line from the Ohio River 10 the city OF Newor-
adopted It's through connection from New
Orle;.ls 10 ~. Louis aud Chicago.
rhe OF tho Illinois Central railroad Com
be the undersigned Mt llOia and
subscriptions the Chicago,
81 Louis and Neworoans Gold Loan . .
Further particulars be had upon application 70
WINsLOW, LANIER a. CO."
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EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIvRnPooL June 80 Pork--Pnme Mess-Hastern. steady
at 81. Western ssady at 73, BaconC amberland Cut,
steady At 45Is short Clear. steady az lIamsLcns
Cui steady ~ o5 shoulders dan at &c., Beefndia Mess
none here Extra Meas, hrmer ll9s Prime
a. 90 Lard-Prime Western, steady 90.
Thow-Prme CITY. steady 35L TurpeItnc--Spirifs,
steady az s76d Rosin-fine Common steady
~ o. Cheese - American Choce. duh b3. Lard
on none on sale FlourExra state steady at 23d Wheat
as@Sd New Winter Western steady Id; Now south
ern WINTER steadyat
New uIIGcf o--YeiloW
steady ut 81. RosI-tommon, al London irmer oJd.
Spirits rurpcntine. steady ut
AvRlrcoI- sO-l2:3O y. m.-Beef Used per
graaes OF Amercan i,ncon, a3 per cwt for Long Clear
endties. 1nliow, JJh cwt. fol
Amoilcan. Pork IA por bbL for Prime Meas N. :.
AoAhua 3u-4Ou y. m-CalCuttA LtpSeod, zSj0u. q
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REAL ESTATE


NEw-YoHK. Thursaay. June 30. 1881
The following sales were held Ut the Ex-
change saiesroom to-day:
Do Richard v Harn~s. n,@i
s': s ss1a "a sss sis q . AY rs
q. :s' East scs. I, is gsss q
BY james NJ "t oassey & o. '-'--'--' sis'oo
sneSs e wi,n plot plot, o. land pogartrt l2s rwof
nSco%Onaity Of the City q Aldermen 1890,
By Van 7asssu & Esarnsx
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JAMAICA. L. l.. PROPERTY.
"a and Sf fsns and
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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Lconardst No 80 95x7o; VIM Thompson and wife
lltasyse 4ss n \ Of slthsi a7rsi Murphy
same mnp pr w,,e 70 so i, Foley sS .
l27tsss aIss q shave i6.sIss.IYi susan
0'h sst,,, g 4 5I5sse s5fioo5' Cha; 10 NOV
Sost $500 MS q Of 7uhsse 5cAioo5i II Hon to j
lstsys cor Of ts-s, aS.ixiis Helen Lansdoa
soth;s,s n 8 i5o.oss itwsf sdsv dave Idslico: )
2da Shye 5o sssTse !, % ,yo Brc'c1 $3.50
,,oI. FsassS We VIM COCO
70. veo,hs REFERS. Harlem saw Bank van $500
Ma,sD s awe ;ssaa g e g, a Pegs sssco
la net fags asa husband 70 ia,s 4.7co
wooser;st, :, IS a spring ct ss15s y Reeve.
i4e.hst 27s 4 boulevard 5oxss Ii. pm is'''"
cOiegsave conoord-si 75xi5o Bernhard to 5000
Same property; Dcuiard and vile TO A Boa.
ii2dst =. $50 II Of Aiexander.ave. ioorioo. j
2etl 81, = 3, 200 q q ilih-ave, sSSss.si Khs
iA2d-st n = 2slo II e Of Alexander-ave. loOxio0;
Libsrty.si. No 80. Ann Il Matthew'S 70 Matthew
anvil %nks 5,c q q -, $4,000
S7tls rs Il Of iltSsve, 2Sxsss Dannion LOW
slstsI .. 100 d ioihsvIc 75rio22. de 200
s2dsn 800 Il Of ,ot6 ave- 75r5o ex sxeS5 iS''o
Goa de peys es and wife % Rogers 10000
aa,t srimm s and wife TO Bsazet 10000
nsnshton 70 " 4 connaasi i,SsS'os oOon.
Sothsst g. 40 II " Of lstave 25x9aa. J Cullen.
eth,aye $ 2 cor q e2d-st zoos 'sxioos N Banzet
EsseS So q Of drand-st 251ss.o S Cohen -''O'"
ssthst = io7.eis Il Of lih,ave S56IioosS;
wrsh ssd SasSans @ 2Se hi.a
i2s,asL a 20 r. /. 81 sthave &c sxloo0' Patrick
77th st. :, S2S Il v ~ sth-sve, 25xlO2.2; WIN
Lexingtenaye, 6s 10 q Of Soh--i. n look ioo
so,; kodnan ana vile TO Il a Shannon 1900
Reid aud wife to N ciafS 4OioAiOOos so,
Ton sad siis 70 Donovan Ano~r ASS
5ot,-st 5, 81 y " Of Madson-ave 25xTS; Harriet
smith and husband 20 Alice ) Anthony CoOpO
S2d,si y 100 = " o, dave. l7lix9ss' W Ma
l27TnsL !. s75 NV q 5th-ave. 25xioo; John +
72d.sI 9ofte 5d-sy@ 2oxio22 ii c Ellis and ''O'
wife 70 c Ii Bliss - 1850
JeIis Goees ana anoihe. alsoOo
Same property ohris Biinn Jr aud wife TO Louis De
5sths ST 5. 500 It " Of 6tb-ave 25xi0o5; Poern
:, hei me and wife 70 John o'cOnnor $500
ana wife 10 August Malhe and $500