The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-08

row and four others have been warned
% be in readiness for embarkation,
The war office has ordered the preparation
OF tubular wells capable OF supplying !, 500
OO gallons of water daily.
REAR ADMIRAL ANTHONY HARKtNs,
one oi the junior lords of the admiralty, has
been nominated for second officer in COM
manu OF the naval operations. He will
prnnaoIy proceed ut once to Egypt.
The Times, in its leading article
says For the present nothing
definite has been done. Arab
fasha has only been threatened. not chas.
ilseu' II must not be assumed that mat.
ters wlll remain as they are indefinitely.
Admiral Sevmour's orders are continuous,
and the fleet will have no choice of action
II Arab Pasha persists in his mcnacing
conduct. There is no chance of retaliation
III me frm attitude of England,
GIskALrAR, July 7,--Ihe French turret
ship Nengeur has arrived here. She will
proceed east to-day,
MALTA, July The British despatch
steamer Salamis has sailed for Brndsi to
prihg General Sir Evelyn Wood here.
STARTLING.
ST. PETERSBURG, July lit is stated that
8,OU copies of a revolutionary proclama,
tloh printed by the secret press and signed
Dy Nicholas Constantinoyity, cousin of the
emperor have been discovered ut the min.
lstry OF the marine, and that immediately
W'er the discovery the governor of the de-
partment committed suicide.
HEART DISEASE.
VIENNA July "A dispatch from Mos.
cow 10 the Press says General SkObelefl's
ueath was due to heart disease. The fun
eral VIII take place on the 9th inst. Max.
sak0li the well'knOwn editor and leader of
Tue fanslavlsts party was present at the last
moment.
IMPENDING BoMBNRpMENT
ALEXANDRIA, July Work ON the forti-
icltions has been completed and is stop.
ped Dnrng reconnaissance yesterday
ninety guns were observed bearing on the
harOor' Officers remaining ut the British
consulate and lristish subjects in the EN-.
Ploy OF the Egyptian government will en-
part TO-DAY. All merchant vessels have
gonse 10 the outer harbor, leaving & @ inner
ihe french agent has been instructed to
uo ms utmost TO prevent hostilities A
meeting ol consuls has been held wifi ,ba
opJect oitrying to induce Reghab pasha and
'ne present counsel to give more
CoNCILIAToRy REPLY
w .ue c3illihullcation from Admiral Sew.
nlour. Inc English consul declined To at-
enu the meeting or entertain any surpes.
w.. w OBTAIN consent of Admiral SEYMOUR
10 medlatory proposals.
Admiral Seymour has ordered tbot tho
Eastern telegraph office be closed to.nicht % 0
Commercial.
STOCKS.
NEW YORK, July The stock market
opened strong and | to 4 higher than il
closed yesterday, the latter for Rock Island
In The earlier dealings the general list sold
up to J, after which decline of to II
was recorded, in which Rock Island, Louis
vile " Nashville and New JERSEY Central
were prominent. At II o'clock there was
re oyery of to Il, Rochester G Pittsburg
ano New York Central leading the upward
turN.
LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR.
j. VERPooL, July This weeks circular
'he Liverpool Cotton Brokers' associa-
non says; Cotton has been in good de-
mand, quotations generally fully sup.
ported. American was in fair demand.
rrces are firmly maintained. In sea is
land there was limited request and prices
are firm. Futures were inactive and prices
are generally unchanged.
-. NET RECEIPTS.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Following are the
total Net receipts of cotton at all ports
since September ], lSSl: Galveston, i26, $50;
New Orleans, l,l70,77 Mobile, 2,G92'O79
Savannah, 723,S70 Charleston, l95,2IS.
Wilmington, l33, 1888; Norfolk, Col ia; Bal,
timore, 81 63; New York, 16S, ,1l2 Bos-
ton, 23237; Providence, 123SS.
Philadelphia, S00is; City and West Point.
1881; Brunswick, G,SSi; Port Royal %, 727:
Pensacola, 10, l37 Portland, 1904 Indianola,
l3,Il; Washington, North Carolina, 1901,
total, i,590,3s9
MANCHESTER MARKET.
LONDON July Tile Manchester Guar.
dlan, in its commercial article, says: The
market is very dull; sales have been few
ana unlmportant; prices, however, are firm.
FUTURES.
NEW YORK, July The Posts cotton
report says Transactions in future deliv.
cries were large with frequent fluctuations.
August began selling at first call at 1907
and 1905 and LETT Off at l3 0J. After the
call they fell to 1901 and advanced again to
l3.Ol. Then ensued several changes from Is
down TO l29S and up again to Is till
ultimate ly the price declined to l2.sS. A
trivial advance was maintained at the third
call when July brought 1888. August T., 90
10 1888, September 1850, October l1.Si,
November and December llGS, January
ll.79, February ll9O, April l2.15. This
makes the decline since yesterday at clos
ing ll-lOO on August, S.l00 to 9.lOO on July,
September and October, and 800 for the
later months.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
NEW YORK July 7.-Comparative state
ment of cotton.for the week ending today.
Net receipts at all United States ports dur.
ing week, Si6 same week last year, 1928.
Total receipts to this date, i,590,3S0: total
10 same date last year, j,Gil ,i65
Exports for the week. 1886, same week
last year, 27,S76;. Total exports to this
date, 3,ilG,7l9; same date last year, 1 ,303,.
003. Stock at all United States ports,
60, 1923; same time last year, 2il ,5l9 Stock
at interior towns, 2Oj05; same time last
year, 3I963. Stock at Liverpool. Si5 600,
same time last year, $4,000. Stock of
American ailoat for Great Britain, "A 600.
same time last year, 5000.
FAILURES,
NEW YORK, July Failures reported TO
New York during the week number 100 for
the whole country, made up as follows !:
Eastern states, II western, 81; southern,
% middle, 81 pacific, $; territories, 10 !;
New York city, l. The great majority of
these disasters occur among very petty
class OF traders,
washington Iireyities
ENDORSING REAGAN.
WAyufycroN July Tho bousn c,p,