davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
willis Point.
Special to the Herald

WILLS PoiNr August iG.-Goycrnor
Hubbard, candidate for congressman,
spoke at Canton to-day, and speaks at this
place tomorrow.
Several of our citizens have filed articles
ofincorporatlou Of the Wills Point Piutect.
i've association. The association will insn,c
property against fire, wind and lishtning
upon the plan Of mutual life orders, They
VIII be ready for business about septem.
Business is improving, and the health of
the town is good, There are some improve.
ments in our town. '''''
No cotton worms as yet.
warm weather, with prospects OF rain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17

Nrw EoRT, August lG.--The stock mar.
ket opened in the main weak and per cent.
lower than at yesterdays close, the latter
ior St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba, In
.hs early dealings the market was weak and
pr!tes recorded decline ranging from
! to 2 per cent, Northwest preferred
and common, Memphis Il Charleston and
ST. Paul, Minneapolis 4 Manitoba beiny
most prominent in the downward move,
meht, but at II o'clock there was a general
recovery OF l'S9il per cent, Detroit,
Charleston leading therein. ''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
MexIa
Special TO the Herald

MrxiA, August l5,-The returns from
the primary election in our county show
the following result: For REPRESENTATIVE
Captain Gibson, of Mexia, received DO an1
Dr. Camp, o, ,Groesbeeck, 707 n the ponn'
lar votes. In several of the precincts wbrre
not n strict party vote was taken, the green.
hackers and republicans voted for Cemn,
Taking the democratic rule, and riyin,
each precinct its pro rata vote, accordlnr 70
the democratic vote polled at the iast
general election, the vote stands 81 o.lo for
uloson and - lilo Tor Camp, giving Gih.
son l-lO of the pro rato voic
or over 1876 of the democratic votes u,e' pe
l9rity over Camp, but as either side elaine
Their man elected, the question arises will
the convention decide that Cantnin tiih"nn,
Is the democratic nominee, or viii H.
camp be declared elccted2 There is ,nnch
excitement and a very stormy convention
Colonel j. II. Johnston, the grcorhocL
candidate for representative from Line.
stone county, Is n very popular pcntlen,"n
anu II IS feared that IL the Gibson. C"mn
matter is not settled in friendly way ap ,hnp,
ne viii gain many democratic yoies, " ''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17

IA 'ne star route cases to-day, and was f,,-
iowed by Jeif Chandler for the defense, and
parucuiarly for Brady. Chandler said the
jwS might, perhaps, remember tnat there
was an indictment in the case. althourh
they had mot heart much about Il
ana that the indictment WAS that
every person mentioned therein was guilty
o. o. conspiracy to delraud the United
states FRAUD meant getting something
out o' 'he government without returninr
an equivalent in value. HIS first uoint was
tnat good Trade was not a fraud, A man
had right to make the best bargsin he
could AT any time ii these contractors
nav male SiO,OO0 or $l,0OO, 600 they could
hot De called to account for il. Chandler
theh reviewed the allegations and said tbs
conspiracy charged must be proved by sepa.
ia'e orinlihal acts. The government could
ny put iiumoer OF separately innocent
acts together and out of them collertiveIv
make crime. They had NOT bowrvey
proved a single act for which man conlj
De punished. In the second plnce if CON.
splracy had been proved it must be shown
.iat tle ueiendants made false representa-.
tlon anu that money paid for expedited
routes was paid by reason of these false
representatlons, and In the third nlace
must he proved the means made
use OF actually defrauded the government
Ihese things, he asserted, had not been
proved. Nothing had been shown against
any one OF the defendants which wonld
warrant conviction. A strong suspicion
was not sufficient; the jury must feel a clear
u,S pos1IlVe convection of the defendants
quit. lie was here about TO quote some
MdN,nor,ty on point OF law. when MIR.
merrlck objected on the ground
that the jury could not pass on peints S ot
law. Mr., Chandler replied that he shonid
ask the court TO instruct the iury.taat'they
were Juuges OF both law and facts. Jndr,
NNne SAID II that were so he might as wei
relire' Chandler insisted he should ask Ia
no heafd hereafter on this question. Con.
tinulng, Chandler. .spiI conspiracy must he
proved against every one o rthe defendants n,
they must be acquitted. They were SO united
they could not be separated in the yerdic.
Inc jury couldn't find two or three puilty
ana hcquit th1 rest. long colloouy fo
i0Weu betweC the court and counsel ON
.nlS SUBJECT, ne court expressing the opin.
ION that any wo of the dt PENDANTS might
~ ~ eoliylc'et ma the rest acquitted. Mr.
Chahaler ntMned that all must b,
, ,ouuu guilty nr none, and that the alleged
ifnauuuient expedition of routes must be
SHOWN TO have resulted from th1
unbroken and unaided influence of In,
defendants together, exclusive Of
other causes. Chandler further maintains
ed that the government had received the
equivalent for the money spent in the ex.
pedltlon, and therefore had not been de.
irauded, Upon this point another colo.
guy TOOK place between the court and
counsel, the court expressing the opinion
that II conspiracy were proven, the tact
that the public received benefit from the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17

COLUMBIA, S. c., August i0.- The con.
gressional convention of the fourth dis.
trict met yesterday. After numerous bs,.
lots the deadlock was broken, Mt io.qo
o clock this morning, and John Ii, EyiDs
was nominated. '"e
NEW ORLEANS, August lG.--t;encral A G
Heron was nominated on the tilIv.6oh
ballot for congress as Hon. T.. w, Rober,'
sons successor in the 9th congressional dis.
ATLANTA, Ca, August 10 Tho demo.
cratic convention Of the 9th district helJ
congress. 'o'
LfScnIro, Va, August l0.-The repub.
,,San,.readjuster ,,c.f, conyention here today
resan, Me- S SSIspT as,ro; IL Henry Rvcs to rep
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
Cisco.
SisCO,
Special to the Herald.

Cisco, August lG--Cisco had her first
killing scrape this evening. About 4
o'clock Sam Glasie, painter from Weath.
criord, was killed by NJ. 9. Wort, n 81.
Louis drummer and late of Wealth.
eriord. The origin OF the killirg, as
lar as known, IL about as follows
a little Girl ran up town into n crowd of
men calling on them to run to her moth.
er's house, that man was there killing
her sister. Wort, with two others, hurried
down and ionnd Glasie choking woman.
They pulled Classic away from
there, but he, being onraeed
at Wort's interference, picked up a large
piece of coal, and advanced on Wort threat.
nlngly when Wort shot him
~ the abdomen, killing him in.
stsntly' Glasie was drinking. A Jury
OF inquest Is now being held by JUS.
tice Graber. Wort has surrendered
TO the authorities and a brother OF Glasie,
who lives at Weatheriord, has been tele.
graphed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
San Antonio.
Special TO the Herald.

SAN ANTONIO, August lG.-The republi
can congressional convention reassembled
this morning at II o'clock There was n
majority and minority report of the com
mittee on resolutions the majority favor
ing no party nomination. A. ], Evan,
took the floor in favor of IN,
minority, and moved to proceed n
nomination and lay the majority report or
the table, but the Davis element was strong
est and the majority report was adoptei
Evans and Pnschal, Carothers and MoJrc,
sns left the hall at this sjuncture. An alterra.
ion occurred between Chairman DE.
Gress and Marshal Goslin. II
was thought for while that trouhie
would ensue. The resolution Bro.
sented by A. J. Evans, endorslnc
President Arthur's administration and
ulscountenancing the independents
wasvoted down and modified one by New
comb adopted. The fact that no nomina.
ton was made is victory for the Dnyisites
who are jubilat, while the stright out,
Republicans are disgusted. The anti. Davis.
ties had the intelligence and highest re.
spectabiiity of the convention, but tho
other side had the majority in numbers md
wlre-workers. Republicans generally arc
much disgusted with the work of the con.
vention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
Taylor.

NFNN'' w NV
TAYLOR, August l6.--A. T. Minor, pro.
prletor ot the st. james hotel, was found
speechless in his room on Monday morn.
ing. Drs. Doak, Brown and Cook were
called, but too late TO render any assist.
ance' Judge Daniel Moody summoned a
Jury, and after careful investigation of Mi
the iacts, they returned verdict of death
oy poisoning from morphine, but bv
Whom administered TO them unknown
MI Minor was well respected and leaves a
wiie and several small children to mourn
Messrs, Burkett Il Murphy have received
some twenty-fonr cars OF brick for new
Motel, and under superintendency of Mr.
Kelly, late builderof the Masonic Temple
~ taiestine, we will soon have a iine
Several sales of land have been made.
a. Symes has gone west in search of
sheep rancho, as his flock has become SO
large and land too valuable here.
lra'rie land is selling from 81 to ss per
Crops are good, and large amount of
nay Is being shipped from here to Mexico.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
Mckinney.
Special 10 the Herald

MCKINNEY, August lG,-Commissoners
court Is in session, and the largo amount of
business will keep them all the week.
Sheriff Wordcn tried to select n secret
place TO execute Shack Colwell on Frif n
next, as our Jail was so constructed ns not 10
pe esult9oie Tor the execution. Some little
boys, always on the alert, found the private
and II tho boys had not told, Jake Moore
the carpenter, fell of the scaflold and liz
injuries had % be accounted for, ii The
shsrilts secret was given away.
- u' W. Gamer shipped T.. j. Willis a
hro. the best car load of mules yesterday We
nave ever seen leave this market.
some worms have made their appearance
III the cotton crop and bad results arc feared.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17

Sir Garnet wolseley, who has just gone
Guy 70 take command In Egypt, is very
military appearance, and great readine % Of
adaptation to change Of ofciruunstapces. Ne
possesses Napoleon's faculty Of taking at 4
glance the measure Of man, and kno wing
how best 10 use his ability. lie has sue.
cceded IN every position ii which he bee
been placed. Like Sir Frederick Roberts.
EnSland's other ersat general, be ls "a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
Absline.
Special TO the Herald.


ABILENE, August l6.--A good rain is
falling to-day. Crops are in splendid con.
and have not yet needed rain.
a new mercantile firm is on the tapis
here, to be consummated this week. TO
goods. Wy
II. Tanley, recently from California to
lhis place, has received presses and type,
and. will begin the publication of a news.
paper ut San Angelo in a few days.
About twenty dwellings and one church,
erected '''h
The tax assessor to-day furnished the
reporter with footing from the assessment
roiis Just completed. The total valuation
year. OF the 100000 worth of real
estate nearly half is owned Inv
non residents. There are now about 60, 900
sheep in this county
Elghty-onc wool shipments to date.
10000 pounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17

GronorrowS, August i0.-lIon. Colunt.
bus upson, member of congress, spoke here
to a large and appreciative audience. lie
reviewed his position on the tariff question,
and made II plain o all that he has been
misunderstood and misreprescnted. Every.
body was pleased with his speech. II was
logical, communicative and eloquent.
This county will 10 strong for him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
Marshall,
Special TO the Herald.

special 10 tho Herald.
MARSHALL, August l5.-Professor Bring
hurst and Seward have been appointed
board for this senatorial district TO examine
applicants for admission TO Sam Houston
normal institute The ga instant IL the
ony appointed Tor examinations.
The convention 10 select candidates for
district attorney and iloater for the lower
honsc meets In Carthage on the 18th.
Several OF our citizens have gone down,
The weather Is progressively warm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17

cLrnuRSr' August 49, Yesterday wc Ind
more rain and this morning is damp and
sultry. ''
The train on the Mexican Central ua,
several hours behind last NIGHT ovIn, :" - :
smash'up ,a Of one Of the construction trains.
miss Miss Nellie Niles len las, night via ro,,
worth Tor Lebanon, Tennessee. 10 "a s,ionI vns
school. She gce. to Paris N ioin : ps,sv v',u :,
twenty young ladies from different g psr,s y, ~
% soe sMe, In charge OF Pro.
lessor HANCOCK, prssidsnt OF M ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
Waahlnptnn Nntes.

WARRINGTON, August io.-James II.
Ramsey was today appointed postmaster
q Salisbury, North Carolina, vice b. L.
Judge Carpenter sonelud his argument.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17
A lieunlon.

srpALrA, Mo-, August io.-There WINS
large eI'Confoderatc reunion here ye.ter.
day. A large body Of e1. Union soldie,,
,ook part In the procession. Rev. n n
lacey. chaplain for Htonewnll jackson
made tho opening prayer. '"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-17

Ii was our intention during the progress of our Semi
Annual Clearing Sale to SO increase our advertising
space in this paper as to make it possible to itemze
the entire special offerings of each week. A differ
ence Of opinion between ourselves and the propretors
Of the paper as to the value of their space deferred
US from doing so, in short we would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

TIM. far 1000 hcad time last
$3.50 head consumed through 24s cars very ht DONG and
feeling sae loads Light steers 50 So 10 cars
smEEP AND LABs-Reoerpts to-day 1000 head; total
10000 head consigned through 80 In fair demand at
Choce - Gs5 Extra Export - 25; Lambs
duh at 81 aS5 as several loads OF sheep remain unsod
HOGs-ecepts to-day 1900 head. total for week thus far
23.5lu head. Tor time week. 24.rOO
signed through scar. market dull and prices shade we
very little doing no Eastern trade sales Workers, - 'D
= 10 Good Medium Weght s. % Sto 4O best grades dis
posed o.
CHICAGO. June %. -HoGs-Receipts $1,000 head: ship
ment 5000 head market generally active and % higher OF
iyrings very poor Common to Good Mixed - toSs e
Heavy Packing and shlppins - lOqso 5U Light - 30
CArrLE-Receipts 800 head: shpments 800 head
ket not quotapy altered trade rather quiet Gool hray
strong Exports, u - IS - Good to Choice shipping
luq for Common to Fair with Good 10 Choice p q
- 5O Veal ~ gs7 90 Bulls s@as stockers and FEEDER
500 d. SdS 75 Shipping Texans, Of from so % lOOo 10
snERf-Receipts LOCO head shipments head market
unchanged demand weak shipping account supply large
for lOCa demands Common to FAIR - - 10 MedIum 70
glasgow cable dispatch qotes Cattle lc higher
than ast week top grades lc b. estimated de al weight
E1sr LIBERTY Penn June % C ,rrtE-Recepts tr week
ending p $50 Of through and l.775 OF local.
57e2 through head Of local FOR the
week before the market opened on Monday fairy acsr
Ia Prime e3aso 70 Good Bulls AMI COWS - JV9f'' INN
receipts for the week Il loj head AGAINST 9oeo
head for the before market hrm Philadelphia 20 fO~
- TO Ba timore. - IL as % forkrrs - 'oGto DC On
-hkk- hrcrpls Tor the Week % - hrad AE.ls. 80 ~
head for tn week before selling rather dun common U" TX
Ira, = 81 - 10, Lambs SjaSj 80. , -.
~ LOl Is June 81 AllLh- Receipts Wv" ma,
ment 100 head supply hight prices nrn GI as ieAIs
.fr,Dg o@ ~ t,oi, = Grass Natives - 7Uas5 90;
otockers and Feeders. - 5OGSl a.. 20 49,, -
Medium Fancy S3Gs 30 Tor Natlvcs' - 'Jaei
for Texans, Lambs. - per head , , ..
steady at 80 O0.7 Light Torkers y 201 JV PacNng
- OOa@c Butchers To Fancy - IV97 fo' 9AAiS 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Riper, VESSELS ami Railroads.
NPW-York. Friday. Jule -. lse
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NEW GOEk. frlaN, June ~ 49,
.s--I,--Cnt.nue in fair jobbus request Pots 5"'4c
Pearl, 90 ,. .,, t...,. s-, ,r,,a. very urn
q, ..n-,.. the den and, continue i&T
NDLt~-t4uet AMI steady
CIItlUtl.1- &c nchAn-cd 49,, ,,t ,-,ces
anthracite hA- continued In demand ann PCVs
-. orU though advances can Do hoVo"' "''''-''
sr.r- and l- uouuna in pcHe.
~rG,lt-,l.!et generally ur' lhnSeL a. .-. ,for,sses
N1npE. 2.,E ~TDCk-A. llc"- are urn t." ,''''''''
s, ,r.i f.,,ds have been ivsnced T. 3 f1Ts- -
f.i. aul.. ulCl han e'l 37t i'-- * "a
NJ ,t+ rr-.4 stock here rcst hands ~ tFS H.
ctarge samples 590d 10 ol, Jul'. 49, t-,- a0.
i+ and a.e, Mid grades steady ana no eIt..
60 49, N,.r,cAlb8 and ORC 7o, u ''
Serer,l., oload Sl0 vt lie talai g. 81 rs :, 80
S4ioO pouIs sold average OF ti4' lorlAs 'I' ~ ~
,%-Spot Cotton quiet and weak but Tlthon, Pu
- -. 80 bales 35- bales last evening III
cufuc lu.5 Daos for export 80 0Aes .,l - ~
- 80 = s-cuIttipn Receipts az the ports ~'.45'
So, aa,o.t 2 81 Dales th- day and - Oa.es
last wear er the W-ek j. %, bales AS1I7' -
III ,Se.k And since Htl''I4o'
$50 10 Ibaes against 56OooZU bales same peot +'S SEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24

LIVERPOOL June % %. uI-PDrS-Prmr Ness Eastern
stratr % Western. ,tctlv a. ST. BIroue unner and
Cui steady al 90. snort i"D duI " ou. long IlrAi
steady 80. short Clear -rpiy al 'l Htn--L"hR tui
4 shoulders ,t"Iy g.. Ecef-inuLi steady
al Mess nmcr go 1905 Prime Mess STEADY a. -
Iard-irIl rsteru steady al ''hti lboF-Ffme 'ltV
st-adv A. 4fed. TurDruuue~pirt7 steady it 3d. kosn
FINE dun Common du 3oL heu-n- american tlOce,
duh ,@. Lard Ou -nrm 5ot FOur-h1tia litr dull
al 1854 Wneat-No steady al lu5u va. Spring,
steady 10 3D. New Western steady 40 luid Corn
Mixed SO I'd tor Ole spirits Iuruentne, al London
LiSIKr,,5L June 23-3a0D D. m-Breadstuns firm Flour.
lOnlUGd for Western " $3.50 40 lii. per
M clan. Red " iner 3"G Tlo- for Red
Western spring Corn. GOD per GENITAL Tor old Mixed West
IveHPool June 23-rho receipts ~ Wheat flr the past
three 600 cenals including 600 American
ILyElI 0OL- June - D. m-froyi,ons-B 80, Tor
5s0d per for Long Clear Middics and g. Tor
sApu clear Mddes Lard. jt0d per cFt FOR American.
allow 90 cgvt. tIe,-c. D. owl Tor tnr
giaGr- American Hrnncd Petroleum sd per gal
LONDON Tune 2a-4so p m.-Caicufts LInseed 4fGda4j.
Roam Is i m 90 sperm on s74as 70 Der tom IInseed % d.
LoSboS June 2s-3 D. m-sagar 25.q259,i. per cFt FOR
CuJa Centrifugal Iolrzins 80 and - Cd FOR CUBA mis-
coyado Fair Refining ahOlt
ASIwFHr june --rctrpc1m. Il francs - cenumfs FOR
fine pale American Wncots Lara closed NJ li3 francs De-
BgEAEN June 5W uror's Lard closed pfen-
ng- per 40 pouna% Petroleum o. mArNs - pisnlhgs .
HAyRE Junc -aWucOxs LAru closed at - francs per 90
kAOs.
LONDON WOOL SALES
ToyDos. June 23-rhe following the Wool sales of
laud-icrce. ri ~ I'd secured. 2d0 iVS gr a-y.
20 u locks 4nl pieces 5Ld4l0d -Ui6 bales New
pieces 4aa. 2 ty. l95s bales Victorian fe,ce. ~ a
- Sour q ~ 800 greasy - ~ i1oAs an,
Asst 4iian secured, "a = sld erea.y ri G4vd' 10
Da4rs CaDe-flaece lUd0 HC greasy idird
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NETWORK June 23-REEVTS- Receipts were 1872 cars Il
1ots since luI95 mead agn, IL 80 head
%l Sr 1 ,G aud 1s ite for ' expo m
dressed quarters The balance ~ ian cars together With
market Texans were Il fooa demand At -tropg y ea.ays
t1T Mi. Good SaI pine ooru.Fed Catt.6
sold - lower than GU any day this week The
Us I-I. cattle from ,at1rn ONO gay te@m ne
preference butchers finding ta' uey pa. ou' better hn
N Tie BEL craze ii Corn c.t,e na, ,nblr,tei ,p9ers to
I'ItAea 4aVe sid ~ C'tue 70, 5000 le-s hal what
y @ @ h9.t t sgj 1a asa f., am s'as ,1 Am, an.
li is no ter, Sod 'y J. -aaa5.,g & to IT, tAr lev
Yos .o,soa COMPANY were aa@ lalse by any ias N
IT, tEaet 49, IS " r We 81 - 70; ,
aea' SOFA a u, '1f 6-1loS I'1e -o f-oe - Ii
PEE. head. General sale OF r-2u. t.ai alyc oal~.s
55a56 %. The range tor ComoG u Prime Corne4 steers
SOL. GOWN - lo..c b d.ess .. ID. ,..
Nar cars Of M Fast ia1- 'iIe came 'hr'usA from ,
company The running time fron chicago ,he ovterh
street ards r. Iso 70 nave 1eeu 40 hours ana The aver
for Jo-eph -asiman. 30 oinr, -hi 'eni@ repor - 80
7~cs a, rr-y 81 n r. " ' e +" Ie54a ~ a ID.
l At i'c5slS. = TO- Is H. At IT, less '''
NJ Gu1-u. h for Ulmaa & H.ock: Illinois steers lol2
% At i-o a. u" no. 80 ., - &C. % ~ ~ 49, LIl H.
ior sell y LIMOS 2'eyr, 40 ~ q" 80 u ana ~ Per
80 o. a. te 81 D. and i'd. To-. per 4"Pa do - n at ia
l59ci 81 DO l.59 81 At H. o-ea lo7S d. at lJ-e. 10
IN rl..,.,..,r Nf,-.or- star.
---e"s"i - ~ p, ..,
.s'fl t."' 49, ~ tt-,'
To- az l+fC % 2 40 '" ''!'' '' ~ 30 U ~ - ~" 44'' -
ONO ec, l. a. - AZ .,ic - o., 90, H. o. 10 az e 30
ID Iol v. I tr a. .''' , . d, ~ 49,.
10 - - 40 81 -, Ti., d. ti 4 ''i' ''' i''''
al -s','.T - 60 for ar,,,i, A. d, a. KENNEDY -tuIors
~ ala. 0c. AZ .'t5. ~. ~.
i.II5 u. al 80. 49, 6 g, %, H. ' 49, 40 H.. "a"
"a, 90 - ~ 80
!Hln' 19 ~ ~ g., =. %, ~, - a. " IN ~ ~
,-.'-I mn -,1
80 .u ". 80 80 va A. ~. 49,
~ nc- io ~ % ~ 'i I'll T., a. IL o. = nv I'r ~
1868 Io. ~ c. 80 d. Tor h. b. Lindsay - Ms-oIu te-Is
ii d' a. c r.. M, i0 d0 IT, In NJ 1sLc ~ do Ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
THE STATE OF TRADE
DnA1EsrIn NARkErA

BAlrruogr June 23-Cottor quiet. Mddng l2i.c
% ENua- . 21ass 90 DO FANNY = l2as Do
GlW Mills super = - a. O' 90 * - ~ 2 o
Family, SO. Wheat-oouihern Red - '5 ~ 20; 90:
Winter Hed- spot - $50 - 80. June - ~ q
- - July q = rs - nu-u w. = ~ vIR
sc. Western Nxrd spo- - 80 Jine e. MY
6ic..do .He 81 aenisy ~ AMI o. - l,yr an an,
a. "a w.. 81 61rsi IT,, %, '-' "
CSoISSAri Juno %. Flour stronger: Family, - 7odsG
5eee,U. Eos pla shipments, Ioo baa Corn heavy So
Mixed. "a &C. SPOT t2'c jane % &c Juy; H. &c
Barey-no transac lions PorS hrmrr a. 81 1..fi -
&c. Clear ran l2Lc Bacon N ilr demand and grlu and
dHiI nsnw ne at 81 I-Combinauon Of IN. shea
goods. 90 obis on basis 81 = o Inter h,R a ui
quiet and unchanged: Harris .7GlD!c New.
: ~ Fas1ug and Butchers - 15aso so receipts Ltoo
cG5%so June 3 - Flour quiet bur firm Wheat
demand lar anu prices higher NO Ch'c4so apTlns' AZ
! ~ August al all the year. 40 Chicago spring.
= ~ gy Il o5@s 7 Ha.3t - o6s. ali he
year orn in good demand aud pices shade higher AZ c
rejected 80 &C. year T.. = srone ami higher At
s. lc cash ana June; : is24sltt July; 3'c August;
30 ~ septenOer Rye steady ami unchanged Barley da.l
and nom Fazeed steady Aerch'nl,Oe II - ~ ~
Far to Choice Dare-. r2oc Egg al Il IA Sc F9fS
a !5q5I 90 July ~ l2iq ~ - Aurust. 81 80
>ep,cmber sl9 lVT9" % al me year La d.
August Ily-aIl.s5c september IL67 asiL5uc AL the
sGoader. I.c' short EiD Zoo Short Gear i4-Oc
Whssy -eady and unchanged At - To- FrosnIs-CoTn TO
Dnrol June 3rour quiet s. 75es6 Wheat easy
noraiuAliy loot scPtemDer no.nnaiy . De- az tls
yy 51ic bid bats stelly 30 Mixed ST. ac Receipts
Flour. 1000 bis Wheat l,oo9 bush, Corn noIr ,A,''
Corn 5000 bush, oats. 3.ooo ol,t.
dut oHt .i-y 80 a. - It ,r ~
- tlt.4 ItIHF a. Cd D.