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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
Where he is all his

be continued therein. Where be is all his
instructions to the jury are written cut
for him by the opposing counsel and he
simply reads them out to the jury. He
can read. But if chosen Supreme Judge
he would have to deliver written opinions
of his own and there would begin the
lamentation. Ask any lawyer practicing
before Judge Glenn as to his fitness for the
Supreme bench and mark the answer you
will get. We have one Circuit Judge that
deserves promotion to the Supreme Court;
that is Judge Peasants, but unfortunately
he is not in that district.
he would be an honor to the bench and a
fit subject for the position. This matter
of supreme judgeship is a thing in which
we are all interested, whether we live in a
disputed district or not. The judges have
state jurisdiction and it is to the benefit of
all of US that good men be selected. State
There was long period of years, a period
only recently ended, when the decisions of
the supreme court of Illinois was held up
in derision. Lawyers in other states were
BILE to their side of the case, and judges
smiled when an Illinois discussion was
brought before them as argument But
through the earnest work of just such men
as Judge Craig this has been remedied and
Illinois decisions of the last nine years are
accepted as sound. No one man has had
more to do with this than Judge Craig hut
now they come and say we must remove a
o wise and virtuous party, party of honest
laws and good governments you claim
why this anxiety There is no patron
age connected with a judgeship, why
do ysu want it so badly? 1t is simply be-
cause you are so overcome with the desire
for Office that you must have it at any cost
even when it does you no good, and to oh
tain it are willing to put away good man
and elevate a mediocre one? So far as
Judge Glenn is concerned the ARGUS has
no fight to wage against him; the editor
of this paper is glad to be acquainted with
him and esteems him highly for his manly
qualities of heart and soul. But he feels
that he is doing no injury to Judge Glenn,
in fact is doing him benefit, in thus pro-
testing against his nomination or election.
He is a man who is at present filing a
post of honor acceptably and well; he is
rejecting credit upon himself and those
who elected him; but it would be arrant
folly to raise him higher and thrust him
into position where he would be fettered
by incapacity and handicapped through a
lack of training. The ARGUS has claimed
throughout that no reason can be given for
the removal of Judge Craig except the dis
covery of better man. Judge Glenn
comes far from filing this condition. AT
the best his election would be only an ex
pertinent, while Judge Craig is an assured
success, and should he fail it would be
cause of modification to himself, disap-
pointment to his friends and of chagrin to
all the state.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15

this county; there is no place for it. 1t is
destructive of the very principles it pre-
tends to advocate; and is only successful
in keeping out of power the democratic
party, which furthers exactly the same in
terests; and more.
If all true honest nationals would stop
and think, would reflect upon the suicidal
course they are now pursuing and the folly
of it; they would turn about and yielding
to the democratic party the support it de-
serves, in the final triumph of that party
would reap the reward that support de-
serves. If they honestly desire the sue
cess of the principles they claim to sup
port, that is their true course.
Had it not been for selfish interests
and personal desires the party would have
passed away before, but in every commu-
nifty men have been found who saw in its
continuance some personal or political
profit and they have kept it alive. They
had brains enough to see that by that very
course they killed the principles they pre-
tended to advocate, but they cared moth
ing for the principles and all for self and
thus kept tanning the fame; knowing well
that they were thus destroying hope of the
victory of their pretended principles, but
bent solely on personal profit These men
are the leaders of the national party. They
are also its curse.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15

LABOR AGAINST MONOPOLY.

The Trades Assembly of Springfield
at late meeting, passed the following
resolutions condemnatory of President
Arthur's veto of the Chinese bill.
1. That we condemn the action of the
accidental head of the government as con
trary to the best interests of the people
and the party who placed him in power,
and a breach of trust objectionable in one
who should have the best interest of the
people at heart; and
2. That we hereafter regard him and
his followers as slaves of the monopolists
and monied corporations, and enemies to
the party and people they are sworn to
serve; and
3. That we will, by all honorable means
endeavor to prevent him or any of his fol-
lowers from being elected to any office
within the gift of the people.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
Saturday. April Is, 1882,
THE REASON.

The organ of the national party of this
city says that that paper was started es-
pecially to advocate the interests of work
ingmen. Is it not about time that such
rot was stopped? That paper was started
to make money for its proprietor ''and has
been steadily conducted with that end in
view" 1t has pretended to advocate the
of workingmen because it thought
it could make more money that way. That
is simply all there is to it; all other talk is
nonsense
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
CHICAGO JUSTICE.

Mike Mcdonald has been released be-
hold him-so the police magistrate said.
Mike has conducted for years the most
open and notorious gambling house in
Chicago, and the fact could have been at
tested by thousands of Chicago citizensi
but they tell us that there was not evidence
enough. Chicago justice must be in bad
Wav
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
RIGHT.

The democracy want for both Congress
ional and Presidential candidates, men who
are openly and without qualification op-
posedto protective tariff. The party that
carries. the country successful on that plat
form will have lease on the administra-
ton of its affairs, bounded on true states
manship. and not likely to be forfeited
within the next quarter of a century.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15

The chicago hoena7ag J0nT'7adE IS IN q de-
lightful state of uncertainty. 1t cannot
make up its mind whether Arthur is max
ing his appointments with view of mag
nifying stalwartism or securing for him
self the nomination. As the case stands
what seems to trouble the Journal is that
the half breeds have no show
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15

1t is favorite half-breed expression to
refer to themselves as the majority of the
republican party. Under a half-bred
president this was true, but now that the
stalwarts are in counting noses might
make different showing
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
APARTY CANDIDATE.

And now comes forward the party pa
pers and announce their candidate; he is
close at hand and easy to find; he is Judge
Glenn. ''The man for the hour" and the
hour has come and passed away. And
why should he be the candidates For
sooth because he is republican; truly q
noble reason. He is not good man for
the place, of that there can be little qr'es-
ton. He is man in whose honesty nd
probity every man relies whose honor no
man questions and in whose fairness all
parties have confidence. But we wan
something more in our Supreme Judges
we want brains and knowledge of law
Here is Judge Glenn deficient. In his
present position he does well and should
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15

And now they are trying to get up a
Kirkwood boom for 1884. Where is
Blaine if Iowa forsakes him?
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL.

(RAcINE AND SOUTHWESTERN DIvIsIoN.)
Leave for Racine and Milwaukee S:5 a. m, and
II, 90 p. m.
Leave for Dubuque, Winsna. st. Paul and Minneap-
oils, 6 100 g. m.
Leave for McGregor Portville Calmas, Sioux City
and Yankton. II 100 D. m
Arrive from Racine and Milwaukee, 5:o5 a. M, and
6:25 p m.
Arrive from Minneapolis, St. Paul, winona and Du-
buque, sos p. m.
Arrive from Yankton, Sioux City, Portyille and Nc
Gregor, S :05 a.. m.
Through sleeping cars are run on all night trains.
The Night Express leaving Rock Island every Sun
day night at IL 100 connects with the train
irving in Chicago early Monday morning. No lay
over checks given on through tickets from Rock Is
land to Chicago. Through tickets only good on this
train.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15

ess OF Blood Lac.
Power Of VIII OF Acuo
Paipitation of the Hes,
Loss Of Memory, Loss q
Confidence, Painting Spell.
Hysteria, Epilepsy, Hear,
barn. Dyspepsia, Broncb,.
tis, Salt Rheum. Flatulenrv
We K Stomach, Disease,
OF the Heart and Lung.
Dropsy, Asthma, Pleurisv
Constipation, Jaupdiro'
Catarrh, Sore Throat No
bility, Piles, Tumors. so,o,
Boils' carbuncles, Feve,
and Ague, Liver Complaint
Diabetes, Kidney Com
plants, Gravel, Chills, I'm
potency, Disordered o.
ditions of the Liver. RGoos
Kidneys ordinary Orssna
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15

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with MEDICINAL PROP
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Nervous and General De-
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
ROCK ISLAND & PEORIA RAILWAY.

(sHoBTEsT ROUTE TO THE EAST AND wEsT.)
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Way Freight, 6 200 A. NJ
Fast Express, .S:45 A. NJ Mail and Ex. IL IS P. NJ
Mail and Elk. :45 P. M Fast Express. $40 P. M
Tho Ak 81 M +ra;n rnaI,eS ciose 'connect;or OF
Galya with the c. B. Il O., for points west; arriving
at Galesburg at 4:25 p. M; Burlington GAO p. N.
Keokuk 10 rs p. m; Quincy TO- p. M; also max
ing close connection at Peoria with 1. B. W., and
T. P. q W., roads for all points east and south.
ROCK ISLAND 6 MERCER CO., r.. r.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Rock Island 900 A. M. Cable, :55 N.
...4:e0 P. NJ. ....... 5:45 p. NJ.
Cable. ........ $50 N Rock Island, S:i5 M.
..........1 90 P. NJ I" BIS P. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-10
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Juiy s.-cArrLK - Receipts to-day 1000 head;
total far, 0.7Ju head time last
week heaa. consigned hr- IN $50 market hrm
unchanged sales Good steers, - JO9Sf 10 4Lghi 70
Medium. 70 70
snEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts to-day $500 head total for
week thus far Z1.OI0 head for last
"a head consigned through 81 mArAct steady It
unchanged but Eastern reports unayoraDe saes, tAr 10
Clipped ,neep p; choice 2Ja 80 90 best
grades disposed or
OGs ecepts to-day 5000 head. total for week Thus far
49, - week l!O'" mead con
I,Uc z
sales. cars 1Orker-, Cn0fS fu load Common -.
CHICAGO HOGS - keCelpta il,uuO mead. ship
,OOu head. 1T steady, cOsing weak; Mixed
- Heavy Packing aud shipping, - dso 90
Light. !. TuDSs SklDs. - - - 81.
CArrLE-iecepts. 300 mead smDmcnts 23OO head mar
ket uUmInaI steady, enough avrs o. MAKE marRct
Exports, - sOaSr 10 Good Ia Choce shipping. ? Gf
Common shipping. 4O common 10 far 20 -
Q 40 Mixed Butchers 40. with seal awags - 81 a
~ 10 Texans 4udr4. and steers sold al ~ 70 a
20 stockrrs and Feeders duh JOar -, Mixers ana
~Drinrers st.a,y az RzOa .6O, according 10 quality.
Receipts. 500 head. shipments 200 head; market
stT0a Poor Jta - ~ % MedInm 10 Good "a 40 a
~ 49, Choice. ~ 80 0S5 10.
81 LOUIS -.-HOCs-Recepts sac head; shipments,
none; Shpplps Pigs, - DO3@i yu facAlAg
r. 9Ou15 Butchers - JOGec 80 ntock"Is -
a+i
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


LrvRHPJoL- July s-.l2:5u n. m-Couon ddliDg
Dands 5issd, Mdding orleans 7isi sales l2Ouo bales
nca,Ins ZD% A. ',o o -" ~ naes Hmegi,rn Future
UpanGs Low Middhng clause July delivery .ad DO Juy
ery ies az 40 september October delivery oScr 40
october ana November delivery bt4d do November AND
December delivery 6es4d. Futures qni
LIVERPOOL July s2OU .. m.-CotoD-Ihe sales OF the
VFrPooI july s-4.OO D. m.-Cotton- Futures-U plands
Low Midnng clause. July delivery, Coed do Jul, and
August cry Oeod, DO August anu September dsVery
500 I'd 10 December deiverYo@s-d Futures
AUGUSTA July s-Cotton auiet MidGnng. l2c. Lev
Middnng II GOod ordinary lOAe receipts - bales
"a" BALTIMORE July Section nrm nidnz Pee: Low
MiddlIns ~ use. 5000 DrinAry' taisI. s io9
bales; sales 1900 bales: stock, $500 1a.eA -. -,
Niddng &c Ordinary IL &C. net receipts ~ oAes
grOss. Ia u bales stock b10l Da4ea ,,..,. ,o, -
'CHARLEsTOS. July s.-Cotton lmet hldahng- 80 Low
Middmg SC. GoOo Ordinary II &c nee receipts 80
Uae-. gross 81 baes bales 10 baies s9ek ZISo oais
CINCINNATI July s.-CottOn hiin mining l-1r, LN-
M.ddnng II &c; Good Ordinary, II &C; receipts 20 DAles'
GALyasfoS July s-cotron steady Middnne 1850; Low
Middling Good ordinary II rscs net Isce'PA -
MKMPHIa July s.-Couon steady Adalihs - C. Low
Sars shipments 81 baies 80 bales socN 1921
6aes ,,,,,nnr ,o.c. ,ox
MIdGlIne ic mary II &c Ne. recelpts oaIes
gruss bales exports cOa.wise bae- 't9'h; Hoo
NKw-OKLEASs July n-C0lnh hin ~ rc.,nt. =
Low Mlddnng a.. Good Ordinary, &c net receipts D
srosa - baes export, 10 the continent -"'4 oe9
sale. so bales Stock 43.aOJ bales. %, -
NOEyoLs July s-Coton niint hlaains -, - 70 70
OIss 80 49, -coop firm Mdding l3Isc
4z7bles; gross u bales exports 10 "toA' Di'' 'OV
sSv.SSHH' Jny otton qmet; Miaanng. l2e. Low
Middnug ~. Ordinary, lO1aIsci net receipts u
81 LOUIS. July s-Couou hrm Middnng i sc, 10"
Middllng sic- Good ordinary II so hee .aa
Shipments AS bales sales 20 bates s'ooA' "fo'
,,s,,.x toc o.
,,cn1nS ,oo9 e,riinary ioiII~r-' receipts
bales exports cosstwise. sa bales STOCK 900 b-.sS
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5iiuaiious rUanie6--HlI

A GENTLEMAN Of nine years experience as
~ law clerk wishes clerk. CORES ponder or
"a, IKE eltheg In a Onlce elsewhere produce
abundant references Address &C ) Box l5 Tribune Oce
DOR1ER or USEFULMAN.-By a young
Il German age 20 strong afraid OF sup
ply city roiereRces Please Gail address GorrLOb
CRAZE. Dos yth-aye
DORIER, YARDMAN or USEFULMAN.-
by young irish age several years exparicncs
above nrstoia references iast place
Please address MATHEW HINES 49, lltb-sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-10

The dealings in Government bonds during the
week were insignificant and quotations were weak,
although at the end there was more steadiness 10
Cent for the continued Us and 5s and the As. In
siale bonds the only feature was the improvement
= tennessee 6s, which are per cent higher than
week ago. Except III retail way. the dealings Ia
t4llroad bonds confined TO a few issues OF the
elScuatiYe kinds. Prices were higher generally,
snc notably 80 for Missouri, Kansas and Texas and
aexas and Pacific issues
A. - DC receipts OF -four and grain at the principal
AAaniie ports tins Stl day OF July were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-10

LIVERPOOL July 81 u. m.-Pork-Pr1De Mess f'stern
steady a. 30 BAcon-t Aha
steady a 3d.. KID steady az o-f Lung Nl'a
81 snort ClraT stcAly AZ Otod h-hs lus
nrner Shoulders 40 a. bectnGlA Mcss steaJ
40. Prime Mess stcAd' ~ ~.
Lard-Prlme eatern steady az 90 lali0"-f III
steady TurOeniIno-r prs isteady Al 30 lorih
FINE duh Loo Common stead . Sd Sneeso
55Bi. Ou-nim. sS- IiOur-ExuA statn .treJ
At 1884 WhexL-So nlLc. 10 a. 30 SbihS-
steady jed, Western. ~ luOa So<L-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-10

hhds So croix at 7sise7 c $50 bags centrifngs sc
500 hnds Cuba Muscavado, 1lsc Refined without mateai
chanEe Cut Loaf lOGl0lc Crushed 100 Olec cubes Oc
Powdered. 9sGi0c Granulated. gtlc; Mould s'iSg@
9o Confectionery do. ola NC STANDARD DO, gD3 Sc IN
:" A." sLas7sc.; White EIIra &C" stssac; feio" oo'
do "a &C., Yellow &C" 7asd7Asc. yellow. ~ &c
sTEA Rim Bouiet ana rn Choice cry quoted ss l5'sc
sales 4OO 900 lbs OieOrD argarine steafne lzc 81. 49,
TALL0W-Firm, Prime City quoted oSc piai s~es
d Ala4H1ac.
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felp manisS.

WANTED.-A boOkk eper thoroughly ac-
w quained with the BANKING And stock brokerage bust
must give hIsteas references Address BOX 2OVS "
y. 4. o.
WANrED.-An energetic salesman, thor
w oughy posted an favorabiy u ths hotel and
trade Address stating expected b A.
Tribune ONCE.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rircr. Vessels and Railroads.
Nrw.YoRK. SATURDAY. July S. 1882
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Z Pnfa. &c. Pearls. 6l2o.

AsHEs-Steady Pots &c; Pearls, 8 10. -,
CoFFEE-Rlo nrm. que. unchanged Ordinary 70 Prime
coz oes ~ O ,luding Fair. at 912, no sales MY.
aOd7 6Oc August 100 Soc and september foo0f soc
hid and asked NarncaiDo active and MID grades
r saIs Of l4OO bags MaracaiDO Avna. mostly within the
ranGe Of SioQ 30, Including some choice Al &C.
aTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet At advance OF li6c. sales
r bales POO Uaes last evening" including lSI Oaes ior
and ma Delivered on contract 700
800 Rcetps AT the ports today 22l bales anst 4O5
go mis- day asst week and 1895 bales last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-10
CAPITAL, $500 900

These Car rust Bonds issuei against railway equip
company leased by to railroad companies which pay
c oi,om@n and give the notes abb. monthly for the
deferred rental pay ments Ihe.e seneay eA.end
g i'm ts enipn.nt 20 and under IS com at with that
company Is obnged TO keep tn repair ANA iuy insured Ia
rrpace 10 II destroy % an at ~ on" ana 10 nd y ~
passes to the Railroad Company ony whoa and after
all payments other provisions under the contract 81 lea .
ant the Equipment Company have been met anu
Ihese tes contracts ease and insurance
policies ned by the tu pmrnl g mphY To The RI
fru. for the benefit bondhod thai company
Tom Of be e&pmrnt ana he pa ne' IN or Phil
oil the principal ana Interest Of the bonds as they
Ech contract OF is the basis OF the issue Of
series OF Donds The hearing the co,tn-
Gaze OF tle eidely rust that % holds by assign
trustee tie specs contract ute 10 the property
pa lcUar series TIE bond, ar steel engraved aud VITA
Dondholder has. Therefore a. security ; 81, -,
Inc OOhgaol O the isaoau Equpn'ent COMPANY the OBJ
Hgauols the railroad compln mauTng monthly The a9-
Is being -i'dy reduced BY he monthly payment OF the IaJ
oFrEa Foa SALE at and accrued interest, Bonds
81 the s,sSe rus, arra1 Valley s -,
Is "a : q " herlng hal.way co. ''a'7 80
u So Louis r.. scot and wichita maturing III s3, 81
b a. st. louis IT and wichita maturing s3, 81
a. Toledo Ann Arbor G. Trunk, maturing in 5S, So
Il ss Minneapolis aud ST. Louis Railway. maturin in 49,
B ~ Fort Madison Northwestern Railway masaring in
'e3 -. %, SO, ~.
b 80 Virginia and Railway. maturing In SO, 81 49,
b ~ Louisville Evansville and ST. Louis Railway matur
a. chesapeake ana Ohio Railway. maturing 80 s4,s5
50 II. IS. - - 80.
b as Aust northwestern r. r.. maturing IN s3, 81
80 80. 81.
WE HAVE ALSO FOR SALE the following special issues
Of Registered Coupon trust certificates which, al
though issued by The Railroad Equipment Co oner III
every the security u their holders
indianapolis ana - Louis haiway maturing 50 and
Interest semi an uually. o,
A. COLUMBUS, HOcAlng Valley and Toledo. maturing %,
-. 80 80, ~, % Intere { semi alnnaly - 80.
A valley and Toledo, matuS~ng %,
p Interest quarterly.
TO- Minneapolis Louis galway, maturing S3. 81.
50 50 ~. Interest quarterly. - -
Louisville and lie Il maturing s3, a. 's5. So ST.
sS. So Interest semi annually.
DN&T M ARTEM r. co.
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Proposals.
TREASURY DIP ARrAENr
OyFfCn or TAX SECRETARY.

OFFICE r oKCRATARY,
NAsIilAGIOS, u. c., July ., 1857.
NEALED Proposals Will be received az the
- United STATES Treasury Department until O'Clock p.
L. satutay July o. 49, Tor supp yng 10 VV ysids mo
nve-fIame BODY ufUHses carpet a d
J., 90 yalds best American Carpet Lin
ing fOr public buildings 10 De delivered at mo
treasury Department Washington. g., IN such quantities
such times be required
No bid viii De considered made DV Manufacture OF
regular dealer in peLs accompanied BY uepOs OF
&luOU United -taes certified cheek tOf that
amount. a guarantee of good fAith.
Deposit cess bidder Will De ret led until CONTRACT
entered bond given with not less than TWO suetes
general cOndiuOned that terms VI con
tract snail 10 faithfully executed.
BIDS must state the price per yard and must Do accom-
panied sample OF and Oneha yards OF carpet with
name thereon anG yard or carpeinlng
specimens the quality the goods proposed " DC tuT-
ulaned.
Tao Department right reject any all bids
parts of auy old dcfocta
ds should be sddress secretary Of the Treasury
and Proposals Tor Oarpet and arpet Lining
CAARLE5 J. FOLGER. secretary.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARX " ~

ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MAtNnU' $780,.
- Yr-e ION n m-Atlantlc ana Great " eeterh
ars mortgage trustees certifca5es 4 Sos central
nsc. cansoIs Of ~ YORK central l'3 ~ nrr
49, psnnsviyana Central 81 Reading zS.
S,rtar,,, ami Neste 26i9 ooikr. for both
% md the account; Erie 81 " New orh , o. =
money %nu Ontario aud WESTERN ~
ulv u.-rar1A aiFce- u.Dee '"A'' -
- rsoIes a. 81 francs 80 ceuumes Tor the sccVuu~
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bodro ano Rooms.
East SIDE.

ArIJND am taird fiOJr suuS of rooms, with
- board private bath roomsi transient or
permanent. 50 East 2Othst
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Spirits Turpenune az London.

Mircd nrm a. 7id. for OLD Spirits rurpenune London
steady at S7L
LIVERPOOL July IS o. m-Provlrons-B 1856 for
Extra INDIA Meas PORK 0l. per Db. for Prime Ness
bacon 81. for Long Clear Mddles and co. FOR
short Clear Mddles Lard. Ca per cwt TOR American
Produce-Taow 4A6d cwt Cheese SO per cwt the
best graoes American Refined Petroleum 5l2d per gal
lon
LONDON July s-isO D. m.-Calcutta Lrnseed 44l6d6 4N
per quarter. Renned 5saJasd SpInts OF Pc
troleum ,dgl I'd per gall Common Rosin. 5dJnyd Pale
kosn Btd a lObd sperm 474RE75 Linseed OH
4S3d. per
ANTWERP July s-Petroeum II francs 37ia for
fine paIe American. WncOx's lJ6 francs -
centimea 100 klOs
BREMEN July 5WIeoxs Lard closed at 81 marks 80 Dfen
nigs per 10 POUNDS Petroleum. MARKS - pfenngA
HAYRB July 5Wncoxs Lard closed nc 50 francs per 80
klOs
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HAVANA MARKETS.

,HAvASA July s.-sngar-Market active: holders firm;
MOasses Sugar Go 10 s9S gold
srrObe MuscovadO Common Far 67sG7 reals CentTu-
gal 92S 20 49, polarization and hhds 9t19 =
reals gold STOCK warehouse 10 Havana anu
Maanzas $500 boxes: $4,000 bags and l2.7oO hhds
receipts during the week. ZOO boxes 5000 and
1850 hhds exports during the week. 1850 boxes lO7U0
5000 hhds intending 1876 boxes 400 bags and
$50 hhds United states. Spanish gold III.
change the United States. 6O days go prem
do short sight 81, Premium London. 1909 2
premdm: Paris, 5 GOl2 premium.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Saturday July :, 1892