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NEoRTGAGEE's NOTICE OF SALE.

BY direction Of ALExAsDER ]. .CaRrwRiopr trustee.
the MORTGAGE named In certain ndenture OF mort.
gage dated November iS, 1881, made by PKIsE PRos.
rERE. alias Peter Larkins, TO said Alexander Cart
wright, am directed to sell at public auction
Saturday. January ~. 1883.
At NJ, my salesroom in Honolulu. all tina, certain
piece parcel OF land situate at Kamahea. Honolulu.
Oahu, and more fully described as follows. to wit
hoomaka ma Ike XIII hem. Ike ala ololi phi
ana iuka pill me ko Haawinaaupo a holo hem.
as hk ias Sra kapuai ma ko Haawinaaupo a hn
kahi Anahua ka pa aaila hem IS kom los 7is kap
ka ihi ak. Ike ala olo kukona hik Ike ala olo phi
iuka alaa ma ia ala phi ak "a h. -i7 kap hiki
Anahua ak lS hik "a kap hkl ko Anahua "a 4-r2
kap malaila ak kahi hoomaka al Containing area
Of aga fathoms 75 feet and being Apana }, Of L. C..
A., No. qr9, Royal Patent No =.
For further particulars, inquire Of
L. p. ADAMS, Auc,ioneer,
Or to CEclt BRowH. Attorney for Mortgage.
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|ONE FIRST. CLASS SET JEFFRY'S LAWN
~ Tennis for sale at I. G. 1hmm's Fort ST. Store.
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IN ss>.soassy r. wstdings, Scr;sa.
eIeEs.s' esa~snansals. sse. sa<.. onn1n6n65 -
ssss.ssa - gs'axiay Sd,s, Il p.s U911al1 81
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WASHINGTON, july 10, l,s-.


NJ. Morr.u. from the Finance Commit
tec. reuor;rd amendment in me uou,t hlli
reducing iut arEll-rcfcnu' iaAllioA TIC
r.ut.i after October l..4-o-' 'h' "uull'oii'i
dlltv imposed IN 49,. u - l''I cent .lih on
an mnlaS.c-. and On sugar -' ~ ulIl- y, '-l,
It,,r,.i .r.r,.rd in color thc importer rom
-, -o.,l.-rie. 10 e.. -ha duty; OF steel
,.'i,,,-,r Inn. oil 500 per t0u. and Make uu-
,'''. mn, ,,,utIiirture- from hoop. band.
III. scroII iron Ia, -au' .- ih"-t IMPOSED
uron .ie material from WHICH 'i's 80
made. -. .i.,. ..,,.,....l
Nj Bayard REMARKED -ha' liie aiil ''lll
meut, had not been I.t'tD "s IMAM ~ w
vote. ,,..,. ,,,.i...,5
The bill, with amendments "'' oide4eu
o. nt printed. ,.,,,i.l;,,. ;-
BROOKLYN. y. l.. idl 80. - 'ilillio''''''''L -,
tne pe.l-ot.ice. the uli-,nli-fe' eu,i.' aliu
Other Government Offices. ai c"'1 'oi lI4'
site and building o. --'', ."'' an io ~, /"
Ike building al oxford, Mss q s,o'VyO,
were reported without aAieii'i'lioil' ana
The senate then re.Gmed TO- consldera-
,iou OF the river and har''I nll, lI'e fur-1
tom being uu0a the ameAuliol ~ lvi 'el
from the special committee Oh me senitel
an mr. sju0,OJ0 Tor the improve
men, ~ tie Potomac fat. Twas passed
81 10 after a lone GeaAie. ..,..... -,
Mr.. Alison presented me Conference y. TS-
port on thu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ION, 1 ,li;
which was ordered 10 be printed and iaid
over until tomorrow ....o -, ssoo
Mr.. Butler moved All incre,i,e % -, 49,
O00. making total Of S11.VoUiD oli,lles
t ton I~rhor H. had read AT the clerk :
Se.k a recommendation Gee for the Increase by
General Gilmore. ......e s,,,,,,,;,.
80 l ,r SS.Is renoyted reported bill, depre'
us' Will n,,',rc,t disposition in Congress
:, ea'g ,;ya an ,pdn@ Weight TO recommendation
Ds;.s s did IN not come through the Prope'
e @" a He said Il the committee ha'
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III N.-fI7 -IIiIfU I|T-77.
Turkish Irop-(Iads Under Orders.

LONDON, July 10.-A dispatch 10 the
Central NelrS from COnstan.inople states
that the Turkish admiralty has warned tine
crew, Of the Turkish irou-clads o. ne in
readiness. The telegraph is now working
from a snip moorcd some miles from Alex
andria. communication with the Porte being
maintained 5y dispatch boats.
ORDER % B0MBARDMENT CONFIRMED.
LONDoS. July l0.-In the House OF Lords
this afternoon. Lord Granville. Foreign
Secretary. confirmed the news That uules.
the AlcXandriaiorts temporarily suspended
Admiral seymour wOuld lombard them 90
aylrcak Tomorrow. j wa. painful. be-
aid. TO be- obliged 10 MS. force AGAINST the
weak. tut hostile preparations had lccu
proceeding in defiance Of the orders both
OF the hhcdiyc and the sultan. and the aC-
ton now taken was simple -clf-Geicuce.
In the House OF Commons Sir Charles
pike made q similar statement. !. Wa,
loudly cheered.
40 TERMS SHORT OF SURRENDER.
ALEXANDRA. July 1U.--It is believed that
The Governor Of Alexandra has proposed
"a compromised. but Admiral seymour Will
not accep; any terms snort OF the complete
surrender of the forts. The British ships
have cleared Tor action. The Tiiis. Mon
arch. and lnvincible are Wing ~ the har-
Dor. The rest u the ships are lying out
side The foreign cOn~us, excepting the
British. have tclrgraphed against the bomb
lardment. All ioreieu mcn-0i-va,, except
the English. are wing outside the irbor.
The French squadron sailed a, sunset,
leaving behind oniv the Alma and the
Ilrondelio.
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faith ~, Of course. inexcusuble. and. from
present indications. may render practically
Useless the conference Of Representatives
81 The western Powers sitting M COnstan-
tipopie. Up 10 the present time the Porte
has steadily refused TO be represented al II,
although expressing it, Willingness 10 act
independently IN sending troops to Egypt
10 restore order and reestablish the au-
thorify oi the khcdive. To this France
and England object. France, because OF
The elect that Turkish occupation OF Egypt
would have on her Algerian possessions
and her protectora!e in Tunis. England's
objection arises from two causes: First,
from the fact that II n Turkish army Were.
once established IN Egyp'- It might be kept
There indefinitely, and next, because il
might tend 10 enlarge the powers OF the
sultan over a country which i now semi
independent OF fhe Porte, and owes no
further allegiance 10 II than Is COMPRISED ia
a recognition OF the suzerainty Of the Sn.-
tan and the payment Of an annual tribute
The existing relation OF the Khedivc i
that OF feudal chieftmn b. his overload.
owing him tribute and limited feudal ser
wee, bui independent in all things else.
The conditions laid down a. the conference
Ivy Lord Duilcrin a. preliminary to armed
intervention in Egypt 10y Turkey were
that the Khcdive's posi.i a. quasi
sovereign shall bc recognized by the Porte:
that the period Of Turkish occupation shall
be limited and defined, and that Arab Bev
shall he dismissed from power. The con-
ference appears to have agreed 10 these
conditions, and a formal invitation was to
he given 90 the Porte to-day. asking inter-
vcntion on these terms. The answer was
requested 10 bc sent in by Wednesday. In
the event Of these conditions being refused
II seems now probable that the work Of
restoring order in Egypt and Of yinGicating
the authority Of the khediye Will be- Oh
trusted mainly 10 England Baltimore
Sun.
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TELEGRAPHN NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Proceedings Yesterday-Other
Washington News and Gossip-Two Chill
drcn Burned 10 Death Ia Michignn-Deu-
BILE Tragedy an Arlkansas-Train Wrecked
and Three Men Killed in lndiana-Ten-
nessee Democratic Politics -A Coiored
Route-Arent Arrested for Robbing the
MaIi-FatnI Shooting ARRAY in Grorrin-
General skobcleG's Death Reported 70 be
the Result Of Suicide, &C.
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followed the suggestions for an increase
which had been made 10 them through
other than official channels the bill wetlld
have swollen to Sc, 600 900. He could see
no justification for the pending motion.
Mr.. Butler infimated that South Carolina
WIS entitled 10 benefit by fine committees
llberality, and called Mr.. Conger's atfen-
tion 10 sundry items for Michigan rivers
In which an increase had been allowed.
Mr.. Conger said that where his own
State had received hundreds other States
Ind been given millions for rivers.
Mr.. BTitler's amendment was rejected.
Mr.. Harrison. IRON the Committee on
Transportation Routes TO the SealOard,
offered an amendment authorizing the cNS
rendituTe under the direction OF the Secre-
tary OF War OF $4,000. or go Euch thereof
as may be necessary. in completing the
surveys OF the ship-canal 10 connect Chesa-
peake and Delaware bays, and Directing q
report 10 Congress a. to winch OF the
various rosItes surveyed will afford the
greatest protection in ease OF war. and
most effectively cheaper the cost OF trans
portailon from Baltimore TO the Atlantic
ocean. together with the cost Of improve
mcuts and approaches. and the annual cost
OF maintaining and operating the canal
when completed. Adopted on UlUq UOce
vote.
Dir. Morgan said he would demand
separate vote when Che amendment was re-
ported Ia the Senate.
AT this point repeated efforts We're made
20 adjourn. but Mr.. Mcmillan. in charge OF
the bill. insisted on having II disposed OF
before the close Of the day. But without
disp0sinS Of the pending bill the senate.
after voting 10 continue the session, re-
vcrscd il. action amid some confusion and
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Nh. Grape. OF Massachusetts,. submitted
the conference report on thee Jill to enable
national banking associations 10 extend
their corporate existence. In the course d
brief explanatory discussion Mr. Ran
dali. OF Tcnmsviyanin. criticised the pro-
vision that the Secretary OF the Treasury
shali suspend the issue ~ gold certificates
whenever the amount Of gold coin and gold
bullion IN the Treasury reserved Tor the re-
dempfion OF United states note, falls be-
low sl0.000.0o0. lie Wa- not sure but that
the uroV.o discriminpted against silver.
and he asked tha; the bin hc recommittcd
20 the conference committee with thu Wow
Of having IL drafted in better form.
NJ. Crapo declined 10 yield FOR that pur-
pose. and TIE conference report wa, agreed
to-FCls. los: lays. =.
Nj Neal submitted the conference Pc
port ou tn, bin Co., increase The wafer SUP
pV OF the District OF Columbia. Acroctto.
Tha House o. LIS 7. NJ. went into Com
Mi-tee %; tie Whole on tie ,undry civil
appropriation bin.
..N
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BROWN's IRON BITTEES.

Know THAT
EEoWN's IRON BlTTLAs
VIII CURE TIN
WORST CASE OF DYSPEPSIA.
WILL INSURE = HEARTY ArPETITE AID
INCREASED Digestion.
CURE, GENERAL DEBILITY, AND GIVES
ANEV LEASE OF LIFE
plspELs NERVOUS DEPRESSION ANDLoV
SPIRITS.
rFe~0EL- - EXHAUSTED NURSING Nc
TIER go FULL STRENGTH AND GIvE-
ABrNDAN- -UsTENANCE FOR HER
CHILD
STRENGTHEN TIIL1ryScLI> ANDNEENEe.
ESIIcHE> TIL BLOOD.
oyrRc9vEs wEAKNE>>. wAKEFJLNEss
1xDLAcE or LNEl0Y.
kEErs OFT ALL CulLLs. fEVGHs' AND
oTHIE NALAElAL poison.
Will INrUsE WITH NV LIFL TIL VIII
Es1 INVALID.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. July lu.-Palrich " .
slollorv. of Columbia. clerk Of the Bethel
lon.c. vt, run over and killed hy DE
~outh-bomd train az the Loul9t-i'r I', .''
N o'clocE thi. morning. tic ailtnii''tu ' =.
board the train while ~ motion ana ifA
between the wheels. TIL deceased was
formerly clerk al Willard liote. a. LOUIS
yTle and II the Battle House, mobile.
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ST. Louis, Mo-, July IG-The Pcckham
Iron Company-Charles Greeley, presi-
dent-haye assigned for the benefit OF their
creditors. The assets. stated nj Sl32,010,
have been conveyed TO secure the payment
OF 550.000. The full liabilities are not yet
known.
F.. II. Albers x Co.. commission rieT-
chants, have failed. They were short on
wheat. corn. and oats.
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rRSIrt ns-

rREAT AyTRACTiON ANbA
" rrcag barggtss ~ y. "a it.1Nl -,
: suS's FURNITURE ARkE1Ohs M
No. 4. Govovlr0r d!rees. Ilso ytfl ll.t..i
.i..i.fl. of Inc yasst faShianaiif itNNfti ~.
made Ne arr uow o1eftss ~ ,e",sst ~
low uacca Parties ~ want 81 N'Dp -.
<tff M. an b. arcsimIledtisd rrft "
itfe a u a,saity, aaa Will aud Z - tnesr .'si''s
Ia exs sliue ogI stock irel0Te buyiEk else"asse'
u.s. iS-sm
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Ucnvy Sniiiu Chattanooga.

NEW loEE. July lH.-A -pecia. irola
Chattanooga. Tenn. ~a,- t.a Va- h..C
this morning To- cAauraIv 1F NJ. &. l.rf-
n8,d- and vic setting mp claim fo i1'
ereatel part oi the Fifth Ward IT lLai'a-
uooea end iastiutm- proceedings against
$50 occupant of tac same. u involve
several hundred thousand dollars worth
of UroDertY
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,,,,,,r Accident or Lake Michigan

DETRolr. Juiy l0.-Last ,alurda! ,II'H
boat causized on Lake Michigan on Mus-
ICON. and two sailors from the stcaI-
hsrve Helton and three other men were
drowned. The body OF one named An
de,yson M come ashore.
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rirs1 Gnftnn.BInn,n.

PETERSBURG. July IO.-Ihe tirs' bloom
of thi, yclr', Virginia cotton crop va, r.-
rciyed this morning from The farm oi
Reuben E1-and. q Chesterfield county.
near This ci,y. Tine cotton crop Dbl This
state &. about month LATE. The ,iaaa-
ar, bad and irregular.
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Moro nndies Recovered.

slrxGo JUNCTION. ONO, july l0.-ihc
holy of Mrs. Michael imerllng was u
covered this morning al BRIDGEPORT ONO
and the body Of Lincoln Beardmoft "as
fouud n Wheeling. A boy named 9io9h'
from Cleveland. = now reported missing
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Fatal Ratirons Accident.

YINCENNEs, Iyn., july ia train on
the Terre Haute and Evansville road broke
IN two and caused terrible wreck yester-
day. Three men, who were stealing rides.
were caught between the ears, and two Of
them Killed. The third viii die. The
wreck i bad one.
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fspeel.I telegram 10 tine Dispatch.

Special telegram 10 the Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA, Juiy- l0.-PortsmoutiI
held ward meetings tonight AMI resolved
by two-thrds vote TO build watcr-works.
Orders were received at the nayy-yard
to-day to discharge at the end Of the month
all writers and clerks employed by the
Government
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Improvement in TN cotton Crop.

MAsIUNaTON, ID. C., july ll.-The stalls
Zeal rct;uu. oi thc Department oI Aericui-
turo GOV July. which arl Very full. SHOW
That cotton ha, improved since th, lst NJ
June. Dr., average condition being three
points better on the l-t OF July from Viz
-iuia to Georgia. and west ol the Mi--i--
~.pDi every STATE shows higher figures.
Prom Florida g. Mississippi and Tennessee
10. condition has slightly declined. TIE -cp-
era. average .. g.. which T. higher t.Ju il
1uly OF 1873 and - md lower than 300 any
other year o. thc past ton. II wr- - bon
ISL and 1870. ana 80 ia-' July. Til con-
dition L. due 10 81 lai' vet spring. and is
rapid, and generally improving under
fa}orine skies. The figure for the
several Stlte> are: Virginia, 81; Eorth
Carolina. 90; south CarollBa. g>:
Georgia. N2: Florida. ~: Alabama,
81; Mi,---ippi s.; Louisiana. o.:
Texas. &C.: Arkansas. 90. Tennessee. =.
Fr Texas and south Carolina the condition
T. better than I'M July of l~Sl. and the same
az az ;ha' date .u Louisiana. The draw
back, reported are tlo~e oi the la-.. and
~, materially deficient stands. slow growth,
and general aackWarduc>-. bun tuer" L. "a
mMhed absence OF present unhealthy
condition. The returns are nearly mani-
nous in indicating good degree NJ t're
and rapidity of growth. Thu, lar there De-
ouiy 81 Jos, OF time Tor dc> ci7pmeut and
irliitace. Future favorable conditions may
make good the deficiency. but urfay9Tau,r
weather ln july and August would make 81
Wl. crop impossible.
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NEw YORK. July ia special dispatch
from Toceoa. ga, says Thomas Moshy, son
90. Senator Mosbv. and john Aiarona quar-
relied in 'front.' Of MWona's residence TINS
mornine Each drew revolver and began
firing. Ma-ona was shot delG. MosPt lied.
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BEFORE THE COMMANDMENT
ADMIRAL sEyMoyE's tLTGnsrtu tn
THE EsxPTIANs.

Dcmand fos Observation-Disclosures which
Were Revealed bv the Electric Iigs,-
Work on rhe Forsincstions Jxenty-F our
Hours Notice from Dayhrcak ON Monday.
FIRE Then 20 bc Opened.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGuLAToR.
rnMoNs LIYER REGULATOR.

NMMONS LIVER REGO lAION.
ASK THK RECOVERED
rvsuoutic,. B.liou sufferers vctimsoi ifFcr Al"
sr,le. Tine A.ercuIlal-IJise~sel I.iien''
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health. cheerful spirits, and good appetite uieS
will tell Won by taking
SIMMONS IIvEg REGULATOR.
~ DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jamdice'
r',,1-- .,tacls. SICK HEADACHE, Cole De-
ton, 81 spirits. SOUR STOMACH HeartHarn
N0'' 49, II Has No EQUAL.
srl,ts uur,valsed southern remedy 3 y irfliitte
~, A. .outaiB single particle 81 MERCURY Or any
ini,Irio,is mineral substance Dut b.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Il, ,,o,, feel drowsv. dehiuta;ee, have frequent
a.ssscSe mouth tastes badly. poor appetite ana
,-1,, coaicd you arr suffering from torpid liver
-, :. bIlsousness.' and nothing VII cnre you 80
S,.....I,lv ans permanently As a. tASc
SIMMONS LIVER REGILATOH.
A., 4, rixcs win safety and The happies results "a
10 ,,,osi delicate infInt. II take te piiet OF qh'
-, and hitter Of every kind. II l. tle cbt@icsi
,,,si and hest family medicine IN ti'e world.
Is,,s-,y, ~ cOtIuferfe'ts Take oniy ths genuine
f., ,snite wr7pper with red IN front prepared DS
j. u. ZEILIN a CO.,,,,,.,o-rS ,,e-.ot, An2C
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u,,o,..,sa,. Iepertea Suicide.

PARIS. july l0.-The GdaioiS proiess,s
10 snow tha. General skobeief committed
suicide in order 10 escape the exposure q
hi. connection with the Nlhillsts,
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- riro in FIiciliran.

CooPrH-vILE. NIcU. July ia hl,
hcr, LIST nirht destroyed the house % T..
=. Lille. Two .hidrcu, aged iouf and
six wears, were burned % death.
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INsIRANCE AGENTS.

IL i. MEADE,
ulI5 MAIN sTEEETJ
,SsrnANCE AGENT AND NEGoTiATon on
LOANS. y Est
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. July 10, 1852.
sALFs-FTsT B0AnD.-1O shares Chesapeake
and Ohio a. % L. share Petersburg Railroad a.
3O.. do. n 3oe ; @ do. n SO b. lC no. ~ 3Oh
$50 Richmond city s. 81 III; ~ SHARES Rich
moud and petcrshurs at 75e.
SECOND BoAED.-l0 shares Norfolk and West
cm preferred 20 81: Zoe shares Norfolk aaG
Western at So; 90 shares Richmond and Dan
VII. ~ o.
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En0wN.s IRON BITTEES

,-,,, nave . nettor TONIC EFFECT upon ans oAe
We needs ..hiac.nr ~" than any medic,ne mat
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.vxtrxxAr,

es.73mss; fancy, ss.30sss7. wl.eas arm aaa
siessr If ~ fs,s Isl jay sss
slCsis August. Corn IN fair acDsnd; No.
msxse sl%c. spot and July, snhfs et<c. August
s257s. Lard firm at sI2.75. Hull -sscalr quiet
and firm; shoulders. &c: rib. l3sc. Whl.key
stedy 8: eolnb,utson sales Of finished soodsy
sos barrrks. tsssis nj s1.1S. sugar gHtcs aud
unchanged. Bpgs acs.ye. firm. and higher: COM
mon and light 20. soe7 $50 packing and buseh-
er''' ''-soe'ss- ST tmr,.
II. LOCts. Jniy 1a.-Flour saief aud unchanged
Whea' s.ronr and Higher: No rci fali. 81 .14x
cash. Slip Jay. sl.usa August. Corn nvm:
elc. cash. 79sc. duly, rise. August. Oais irm
Gnc. cash. 53c. July. 3gAsc AHEu,t Whisky
steady Al SLID. PORK quiet aud irm; iobblns.
-22.s0d1r22. Op. BuiS-ricats qatef and un-
changed. Lard duh and nominal Al sl2.5oes
sl2.75.
CHICAGO, July 1O.-Fiouf "a rood demand and
fnIl prices. Wneas-No. Chicago spring higher
and DAN Al : 1872 cash. si-S2a : l-33 Juiy, ALA
AHfast Corn steady and brn sO@eosc CASH
sOac July. ssi IA STAG August. Osts In R,'ed Dr.
mand ana prices shade III giIrr. FORK unsettled
and generally higher: e rs lS-22.s0 cash-
generally higher; sI2'SoGsi2.s5 cash. sl2. s2E
1rl2.ss August Enlk-mois steady and un-
changed. Nhskey stCacy and anctans cd at u. l6.
MILWAUKEE.
MuwArKrE, July Io.-Flow steady and In fair
demand. Wheat caster. Corn ss,sier: No. 2. soc
Oats tirm M. . tie; choice white G5c. Mcvs-
pork, s22.l5 cash and Juiy. -22 Is August
l.a-d-Prime steam tl2.e7h cash and Juiys
$3.50 August. noes steady a. s7.sUesss.sO.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEWLY oRK. July l0.--Cotton-Nef receipts. 50
aes gross- 54D ifales t"tps-s closed steady szlev
ll1.upn balcs. July, tl3.o4efr 500; August
-t3.Osefs 1909. September. tl2-4b. tctDfrr-
: lZ.Osbs-12.ifo November. ~ .Hessg- 80.
December. al 1.ssaft -: January. SLIDE
February. &l4.uNess Loo. March. sl2.2OS
s12.2l; Aurii. sl2.32ttS 1Z.34.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MaEkFT.
baltimore July To- !iccl-ca ttlf--larkct more
active, t0p- unchanged qnnlity considered; OF
tins other. tesc. higher. very h-sl. 7A,asc..
hrsl qualify, g. "a fec.. medium. ~ ~ Nc., Ordi-
nary. 80 fsc.' most Siic, were from - 90 lie,
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MsEKFT

BALTIMORE. July l0.--.}cel-ca ttlf--lIarkct more
active: t0p- unchanged. qurlty considered: Of
tins other. helsc. higher. very h.st. 7Ansc..
hrsl quality, q. "a ~ e.. medium. ~ 20 &C., Ordi-
nary. 80 e., frosi <io. werr FROM - 90 C.,
receipts. lIll bend. sale. SIC head. Swipc--
Pair suupiy aHd moderate demand, pts,
4.377 head qs"titiona, i03taI2c. Tie rpccipts
nf sheep and hmf- were a., lc1d quotations
sheen. eM5sC lambs. 5ttJ ic.
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4ua f,fa s,role closing Afi' O.. 8 90. .,.t -..
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ana Griu. .sxtr4 fsmNF. 4t-{a ass ci",st =
farry SOP So S7.78 Nhcl qaiet anp ui,tia E'' :.
pew NJ. :. : 90. Corn qnlel ssid slel1t ~ :
sg2c: n sed. -sc. Oats steady and uAriAans Z.
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s23. ini. -meat---S shoulder, ftsr.i fiaa l5tS'
clear, lac. Lard -l'riple heal las
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