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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riosr. Vessels ans Rritroats.
NEm.YoRK. Friday, July 10. 1883.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRg. Friday. July I

Nrw-YoRK Friday July 13. 1888
AyHESThe inquiries light but prices remain seaayj
Fott 05 isc; Pearls So 7c
BEESWAX-Is steady; stocks accumul ating and the
demands are small; Western and southern, 29e3zc.
CANDLES Duh. - g..
coRDAGE-U Unchanged loo for Manila and lie. for
sigal grades.
tally unchanged Empty Hogshead 81 eo Moassss shoS a
do SO inch III 60S1 7O Old do 38 inch 81 400sl 40 do
SO inch 81 1921 20; Hoops IA feet s2o GSS4 do 2fee1
$26dS2S
CoAL-The Anthracite mines full time next week
offerings here OF domestic sizes sma manufacturing
descriptions slow OF the fact that many OF the
New England mills running half time and large rae
industries here stopped running Tor the mld sum
weeks; oargoes alongside quoted IS 951St 60 Btum
mons quiet and almost nominal at s3GSi TO- the insoo
price. for Provincial.
COCOA-Quet. unchanged.
acknowledgements
COFFEESpot RIO dull and lower at oc for fair cargoes
options showed marked change add closed steady tho
500 No. including at 80 for July
August 740 for September 30 for October 100 "
1856 for December SO for January and 10
for February, closing follows January Feoru
ary 7S5a 1896 March, 795oS.0s; April 6S.lb; MAY 500
s25; June, s.25 30 July 730d736; August I3O
september 7.40a746; October 7b0o765i NoyemDer LOO
o1oO, December 765a770 Mild grades steady ana fairy
acve sales 300 bags Maracobo and 400 Mexican ON PHI
yate terms; Good Cucuta quoted III oil - NOR
COTTON-Spot Cotton dull and l-l6o lower safes 900
bales gil for spinning Delivered on contrasts 2ee bses re
cepts At the ports today 72s bales against 10y tbs Gay
last week and 24O5 last For the week l0OV paes
against $50 this day week and III last year. Since
sepember 6oS694f bales against 46l2sl3 same period
laats sa
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REWARDED FOR SECURING LEGISLATION

Assemblyman T. j. Campbell ana william
Hail were given adinner on Wednesday 81 ~
,ha Tobacco Jobbers Association in recognition OF their
services in procuring the passage by the Legislature Oh
the amendment to the Penal Code allowing certain ar
tcles among them prepared tobacco to be sold on sun
days R. Philpt presided On either side OF the chair
man were the recipients of the dinner. The otner
invited guests included EX-SENATOR T. c. Ecelssine
and Thomas J. Dreamer, Judge C. +. Nehroas. Oh
the Marine Court Alderman Farley ana MOSES
Mshrbach. "The Penal Code Amendments was
r..nonaea IN bv r. T. Campbell; Our Invited Guests,
BY ex-senator Eccesine Tbe Chief Magistrates OF the
State and city of New,York by
Matthews The Legislature Of 1888" by Colonel NJ Z;
Murphy; "Our Representative Institution ny Ju u
Sehrbas Our Social and Business Relations, by Will
IAN Hall; "Tbe Tobacco Pedler." by William FAX;
and "Ihe Ladies'" By Moses Mehrb2ch
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purrADEr.puIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. July is-FIOur-weaE and some holders oilers
ogsnes e e 70 & Uo cnaeo Winter G1
AZ Pennsyiyspa Family, SIS DO Granuaisd
i2 .. 9 aSa s!sa g. GOod y" Western sn winter
os's S2 Fancy SS DO DO srsfy IS
easier and ey te de@snd sithcr On spesa
a ES ,0 ss1s as seS. ini
elevator quoted as follows steamer 81 90 ssl vs. ne -
OSf S.nn 10. SS Red q Il
8 sssi 49, Soad sIf' q New Nov lied aos sol Red on
f p.i G% sast s q On ssT
ssos Red ~ graa espC. " c - no 81 1891
dissn; K ~ a e. jay xHsa.
Z as S oso g .' 4 . is d y S st
aoina von-Fat and prices rather lo%s sdr, pessts
s sS:, Gy g. lsd ~
d SsSw sgd y nscsI S S SspS ssei sy q
ss' s go 4 S%y sa
sss s ss bd ssps sses quiet
Ma 10 iss w SS H to ace Il:
niseS Sic fuiurss nCinnsy ancnanged sales Of No 30
SR %s,t Aas Sa; 'G s do S'pss%sss..
bid ssp.%ssS s7s SS SgS
s:ss;S IS e S &c IL sssi $.":
sIS PORK Ness sw s7ss7 Cos DO PRIME ns. sig lS g
h is s .ss s5.s e s$s:S
= sy sss 20 ssos 90 90 Sss.
1. I5S.s sss s''f tS
Sss % SGsssz 10 q
os and rBa rsqssy
f a sSs iitssn e Ss1
20 sr Fair Fs . asS h:sps
s der s s g!rsa'''sG ss c{sa
;:is WEI. sy' ss.:::yss 1859 1859
SSsS. shipments wheat 81 go 6ush Cora $4,000 e''n'
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THE CHAUNCEY WILL CONTEST.
TESTIMONY GIVEN BY SEVERAL WITNESSES FOR tn

PROPONENIo
In tba s.it tn break the will of Daniel Nj.
chauncev in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn, John r.
p,,. of the arm which drew up the WILL testified yes
terday that when Mr.. Chauncey signed the aoou"e NO
snnesred TO be sane The witness believed him compe
tent TO transact business This concluded inc eVoen0o
for the contestants r,.
The first witness for the proponents was Dr Danio
Ayers. who had known Mr.. Chauncey since ls4s, anu
attended him professionally. He attributed MT onaun
s eccentrcities to his natural disposition and 10 hs
u.e of LIQUOR He did not think him insane IN Npy
10 the hypothetical question in regard to the pccunA
~ Mr. Cnauncey that was given to the other meoicsi
witnesses in the CASE Dr. Ayers said that Mr. Cnaunee.
was sane and competent to manage DIS own s"n,nsls
sMa,rs at the time ne made his Will Captain oamucs
1hc had kno Nn Mr. Chauncey well for several yests
tast,Aed that he never suspected that ne wss "
,"at tc transact business The witness had seen MI
Channcey drunk and hoard him say that ne on ho
desire to get married. he had az good home a. ne
siyed With his brothers children. The lsst WIN ss .U
sha dav vas Nathaniel n Vanderbilt, who had known
MT Chauncey for forty years. and nad ncard ~ az
that hs only interest was leave his properly 70 the
children OF his brother Daniel The witne % aia no.
meet NJ any time that Daniel Chsuncey was not Oh
mind
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is illustrated By the fact that 217600 shares are
the total recorded transactions for the day, aud tits
made moro plain by the fact that of the total one
stock-Delaware. Lackawanna and Western--con-
sti,uted over 80 per cent 66.70O sharesl' and IT,
after rally of 80 to 1853 closed weak at lZ4i2.
The market all day. after the first general RAINY,
was shrin king rather than weak market aud
with few exceptions the final prices show declines
from last evenings figures.
Business IN Government bonds was small ou'
prices were firm and the bids for the IS were ad-
yanced q per cent. Annexed are quotations. as
followa.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. Friday. July 13-BEEv EsReceiptstoda rs
@ @ S %ss .es
%, . ss At sss hs
O. b. sSa g psy'
'0 svsIss tutc S seq BY yh MI r. Sh'G
~ sn!%sp, e. i.S R.s to Ss and % mds
Live Cattle he @ ssCua s2
a5 iS: s sSsS
md hs E y haze On and Sqf Ms. sr
2assss o. A Ssi. Price E CO.. viii
and Tower hi with $50 Lave c.te and ltso Ave
1--we Cattle soss quarters 1850 Lave sheep and $50
'sa for Lns:.y y M,.;cs ss, steers s :;
Fsi. s "a aS Coz s'O 81 CT cineinns sisr lis.
.Ss g so per 9t eac 81 ss s S ii o
i iIsSis a; i s ss5. rs g ga Kiq 81
b. I io'.ci TOR J. IL wiisOn Is Indiana Steers 1889
sold self and Ssh'r % g T ss =, ofs
DO. 100 b. AZ Ole 5s o. Is DO Lees o. ee 81 DO oto
r. stSc IS ID Ohio do 1902 ~ at lie sc 10. and soc
H. Never sold for self 1T $50 TO- at s'sac
W. s.ge sold for " Morris; u Illinois, Steers e64 at
lO.c and 1873 Texas do $50 b. at s'c 80 ~ less soc
sherman & Culver sold Kidd IS Kentucky
Sii 10 i.. ss sG q d. 3 e'sa
g for rsss prppp 9eiS 90 s'ge sSo soo al lose ana
DO, I2Sl b. u iCac. 20 Dress IS p "a n,,,o,, s,
y hG a. s a ISa Il iOT per 6esG IS at q
Cincinnati stisIs %, ~ a. l@s sssss s s. 49, sso
~ and 80 do L9le o. ststc u,,..o,. :, o,,o s,s.r,
q + Do Ss Psi is &C les s.: q b s ss
lie less 81 per head 10 DO 1907 10 at lo'c and II do
d wai AZ 10 sd 70 for D. waire so rOi. steers
0I To- as6 co. IS do 1904 n. at iltc and 70 do l2os
3 Lanes Clarke sold tOs self ~ Bgils 500 p at g So
as Is 100 4 fss sE.n c, q ssrt 5ss
S,. .I Says hast
Tia. $50 calvs, win he carried over only ABOUT 81,
@SSo ,SS nsns & ss% Wiling
SsF 20 Ss sss %sas y we're But
termk Calves aud 10 for Common 10 Good fea oA'es
sm SsSs .s psweS sos 60 Bu,temk III at
cd M.sq9 Pc q. Rsx' GS iso b. Al Sc
~i Hume ,s Mullen sold loTed Calves lso a. as DO
s e Sqsr% sas al Sa 80 is g Se "a &C. i0O ." "
siiEEP An iAMBs-Rscspts today 80 cars, or $50
Is Ss ssa aSn
The Lamb %Ts o SssSr wss d TIs s
YET Ss .cs cy show decline o. aSOa, sc per
. iTSS so s T AZ s. per- D. With few lots
sas o sS. sSr wss fo a' o '
j. y Pdeoek sold 50 oo SHEEP s9 p at Ss Us 40 sl
~ w DO IS Sizes $50 do 60 ~ az &c. and $50
p % Rase scd 100 Mary Lambs oi 10. at c aud
IL Jersey do. % TO- at Sl4c o.. -. o., -,
Newton Glstt sold 23l Ohio sheep 10 ID, at bic and
~ ~ ssdier 4 Ca sold. 545 Virginia Lambs 81 ~ at SCI
i 40 By ~ AZ Size; 81 do % 10 az 7c lOs do 5S 10 AZ
Tie 2ls do TO- at Slt 262 Western sheep 81 10 =,
c ia Virginia DO los TO- ut SCI ZO5 OHIO 40. u ID, NJ
ss.c, o. do VI No. az SIS 49, and az do. 81 10. at sac
naleubeck & Davis Sold 537 Kentucky Lambs OF 10 =.
H. ut &c. AZ l0o 10. ai'c; AZ do 100 d. ana -
40 Hume Mullen sold e5 sheep. ss"s0ib at Ava
A3.c - -. - -. ., - ,o7 ha.d-o
cars az 4uthst and Mt Jersey CITY MaAet ou or
live Hoks At ac per d.
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SEEKING RELEASE FROM AN ASYLUM.
Jomea 9 Hartford was brought yesterday be

James 3. HafIUII VIE DIVuEHV
fore Justice Cullen in the Supreme court Chainpes w
III. -, ,abeas oorpus Mr. Hartford has been confined
n th asvlum IN Wards Island since 1881 IL Is alleged
that he is perfectly The officers OF the asylum
made return to the writ that Mr. Hartford was OF I'M
sound mind and dangerous person to be at large III
WAS admitted however, that when Mr. Harford Was
committed 10 the asylum ne suffering from denrium
tremens and that he had never since been examined ~
sny pnyscisn Upon the suggestion OF MT Hsrlora
,ynse Iusfiee Cullen called him up 10 the desk ana
FAXED With him at length. He was apparently
nn,, 20 orier Mr. Harfords release but reserved MS
sscion until Monday at the request OF Assistant Cor
marathon Counsel KicEes.
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CLOSING PRICES or BOsrOy yrO0Kg
BOSTON Friday, July Is. 1883.
CLOSING PRICEs, or PHfLA DELPHIA sT0CK&
reported BY JOHN II. DAVIS & Co, 10 WALTZ.
ZEE GENERAL LIST

FRIDAY. July 1872. NJ.
To-days stock market developed continued
liquidation Of the speculation on both sides OF the
accounts. and that despite the widely circulated
"point,D before business opened, that the market
was ripe for sharp rally. Some rally there was,
at the commencement OF business, pus 'ne
advance In prices was OF snort aura,,on'
.Stsr tina Arst decline in figures the fuc-
tustions were confined TO small 'fscuons-
ssrs,v srsssdtns Ia psr cent. The general dulnsss
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAXFRAsenco. Friday, July 10. 1888

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received In this
city Yesterday from the mines.
The Homestake Mining Company has declared ~, i,s
usnal dividend of $50 600 for June. payable ~ the
Office OF the transfer agents, Messrs. LouDsbefy
Waggin. No. 10 Broad-st. mills BuildiugD on July
rs. Transfers close on July ~. Aggregate VI
d,vidends 10 date, So, liz 800.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, July IL. 1888
RECORDED REAL ESTATE riASsS&5>
vnnx CITY.

SEw.Yosk clrr.
East 4th.si No 29 Nichols executor 10 rn0'e 50
mrsS.s, I. lot a. ssIiSo Eio, sandford.
referee 70 catharns Net. ri, io2s q Huber
and r wlas 10 John iiaber to Elizabeth MubeI
Iisn.svs. Il Q cor of l73d-ss 2oxluoi WI fn'ne,
Maria so sts I, Of xvSx iaiIiOoi0 Johnw
Russell So g. !, T " asss,s soiio Hsm
ien and VIE g MaTn peri and others 10 the
Manhattan Building and saving Fund AssooiA'
n,oosr,v; Manhattan building aud Fund Asss
Won csplsa r. 100 Of colsssays 7sxioo
Mot IsS ,s q q sdsrsVs SisalsSi
lis, 70 II Baker err =. .s;;:Sa Van
is9;a:s as Y sosIs S 9, SsS a STOW
WORMS a Is sAG issof ssd.ss 2Ssiossi Mary
Julian % Prsnesrs Is1isr 10 a Morris.
ssmS.st "a i25 II " Of istsvs. 2z.oxess; n ray
70 y sor 81 fSsst Uias Price
and VIE g rGsssSsadsi ;.iooS Mont
Ss%sy to o ss ~ lssnsi.t isioiSa; Matilda
. osSrEe e ass;s is siiosii Eissr
William: and another executors, TO Miteneh n>
liasy c IL icai: sirunSat t. james Ki,snns
same property sarah smith 70 Paw a1a' Bicdgctt
a to Ma sgs of dave ajIioOii Julius
i sss liz ris $780, + Fountains . Bend
sire 400 Il ii siS ave. i;iiSsx slssssv
ana .iis 70 w cor a u GsssS:s asis;; Mar,
e 1 g S.s: 7SaSS Antwerp
isi s q ,iisvs:s aisis;iOio; Eassf
wssSs !; 1 S wrench 70 Edward xsy
aa. Sss ;s5;s q sis: a6ssSs Jsas a..:a
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE STOLEN

William Scranton, of New-Rochele, in the abb
,cnce of his coachman his early on
"wednesday morning that his most valuable
horse nnc carriage ana costly harness, worm se'erai
thousand dolllars, had been stolen.
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LIVE STOCK MARkETS-bf iELeohArh
CHICAGO July l3-Ths DFouers Journal reports Hoes-
,r ~ 1c lower sales-Mlxcd 81 80 gS4 Do Heavy
RacInr and Shipping $685. 20, ght Bacon 30 WOO w.
sSps ~ 2Uast so the market closed weak -. ,,.,,
Cauts-RsceiPts 1000 shynents svoV s ,hn,cs
ssippng Steers I0esS 80, Common to Medium 81 ooS
Is 5S g. .oo .,,,.n.,,. MI. m,rso, ome, and
unchsnge saes-inleIior FAIR $2es3 10 Choice VI "
81 20. - - g.. a..
s,sr Liberty Penn. July 3-Cdtte-Receipts lot the
s2O through 400 head local Saies-ffine % Do
,sb 40 Good So 3g5 90 Fair "a 1898, ,,,, ,xa
Regs-ueceipts for the week 2lsio faauepna' 10 ''~
Tor the week Is 300 head
AZ Is o. tood 81 Fair 81 25@i o. Common o. on
s5po oliS jmy ls--csn,s- Receipts 800. snipments
4uo supply only moderae anu sh, and fransac
astrr and interior buyers out OF the marke. anu
ons confined local trade prices an oU 1oc 20
% binping 80 80 es5 10. Good Light 10 FAR - o@
t ann5 10 choice Grass Texans 80 n o. Conlnon 70
sdi,m As 90 as 81, Good Native Cows And Hehefs s~
o. es,pts nil shipments $50 market noniinaly nm
hanged saIos-fsir TO GoId ana fahcy A"'shs Do oo~
"a 10 p.ee,pta 400 shipments 1900 Light Shipping IN
,at .and ana bet 50 So T5 90 Mixed Packing very
aail Mt 81 rs 40 ~. butchers 81 10 % 40
euv,IIo July l3.-tdute-teccipts 20 dav s0o neal.
,of for week far $500 for same tme las week
through s1I carr arsss asl WAN
to-day, 4,2UU head; totaL ior ne Wei
thus far head tor sano tune iat wesk Vov csS
eoas,rnsd through. 80 oars market du ana
saIes-Fair to Good Clipped sAsS& 10 Ohooo o. eo'
to-day $500 head total for week thus
NM hs,a week l7.OOu hesl consumes
Siossh MARKET dull and sSsh.rs snd Heavy
Grades 81 IS, Pigs - yo@so zS ten ess REMAIN
uuaolu.
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5ass CENTS and for September Of oins
cents. While one predicts ga, c ent n u
ANYTHING Il il generally agreed that sid Kent Is
SLAVE" large quantity OF corn, and that LindDlom
boas lots Of wheat July pork closed at Sl3 80 @
NJ al l7l september at S13 So July lard At So oz2
Auyst at AZ Ala The market all looked as IT, contrary
10 narecedent Saturday would be "bull" day.
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euRoraAA MARKETS

,v,nrooI July l3-Bacon CunossiAni Cat 800 ssors
Mo iy Oh PORK Prime 7sgdi DO western to s r
ers.s x ssrerr A7Od Cheese American CnJoa onVc
osntne spns 250L frovnons- iard eVv. w W. West
pssn.s,can $40 ior New niAou wssS
n ~ nsaa l wy3a psr zoe California 10
~ IA Tar California y SoJi@ysi ior M W. 1s linz
si states aud So0vL for nnest do besf suoa tut
India Meas a.. ,..,,. r,r,.,uaa spSd. cAlo IpcA
,.sssea xlIOo per quarter iAasssd oil 80
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YoRK. July 13.

While not so active as yesterday, the petro.
,s,m .neculatiou to-day was more exciting rs regards
the freouent uctuation Of prces The market was I'M
settled FROM beginning end, but moro serious decline
than pa cents from the closing price last night was
ayerted by the purchases to cover the accounts
created IN the last few days After opening at VI osS@
81 C9s the market fell 81 OCH by noon Later there
was rally to 81 osis, but by the miodie Oh sas
at,srsoop PRICES md again fallen to 81 06l2
The closing dealings were especially unsettled between
n Osio and 81 O74. the market ending with hesau1n
NJ 81 o. The ouly basis for expecting ra.y 'nS
nossibty of a stampede 10 cover snorts, plt -
ma s the general decentralization OF tone ana .as nc
cssty OF lcng sales by operators who cannnt ssnu
slight extent. 49,, a..u,.,. hero to-
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STATE OF TRADE
noarsrrc MARxErx

DoMEsTIc AARxErA Y
Js s sss w. sa'
&c EXIT q q Sc cc g e. Rss a.
Brands 81 o 81 Is: iasspscs Family IS IS whss
81 e. sc @ 81 iCsi N ws A%ss wa
White s sSa 40 su Tsos 81 s5 wes as Mns .Ds
py scs1;s
@ ' Ss s'i4
s Sac. ssa~ss
h nsa H. ' feeelpss yess u.s. Wheat 400
s b n' a W
Ms. ssisss sEs s.
dal Corn dull Mi1sd Ns Saa,rc.a freight; 70 Esw
5ss Ssr isb! Canal sisSs. steady
isSs .s. g %s. SS a .a.s Ssss
1000 Ss 1899 H Mns Dus s co SSO a.s
Sasa. rye &Sush. Railrcad shipments: Flour sSoo
nsa $780, Corn 7 .SD.n 1s 10 SS Sassy
bush Corn $1,000 ,o Sa:n S %ssS
s coSn' BUSH H. "'eln'',A'' v0'a'.."
p
Srs wes Less ns seS sS ssss trading Lard
S:ssS :sSs s,:s
$e;; s;
sfS Ss wass: .':i5 s0
y ss &C. y 10 me ~ s:a =; higher.
ZEE Jay sc 81 ne YEA. Sss wess
.sSs;s: !. ss s sgsssss a.s.
&c 81 SO ssI 40 sustsr quiet' crsa%sr! isiS g
ss ...ssy I Dss Pore ssa s g ssG9
40 ssols o,sss s tsS
WSi.ssy STEADY 10 o 1900 ss SSis
f fIoar 5000 sS sc' Wheat soo Corn zssSoc;
'sSSS is.f ssSS. ns' :.
CS:s s. Sass
AZ sS;e s s.,:; ..: :::':; FL. x
% :'sssS si' dun y: H. 5; :ss ss's
S ss.ns
u SsIs ss c nee:
sr%; ss s s.ssss Ss.osIs.ns sT.iSs neg
Ssssh.r. 's's ss:s 50 - R:s.S 100 ssad
s VIZ s's'ss .: 20 I.:a..5s 49,
r. vss Isl Sic Os': ssis
8 LOW j ST. ss ss:
ssss see T. e &C.! Jag % sss;
'' 10 Ne Slf ss'' .ss''' sss
81 "a S.: AVA
Freights-wheat 70 Bunalo nominaiy &c Dnse1
ss: '.; so1s g.,
s:s,; ~ j. ss.:: sf s... ~ =
s. 20 Wheat closed lower q. Red Fan 81 Ose:i @
s.1s Ss.a etess &c.
s:ss;, j s $;:s:; ::::s;
dull. sulEmsss nominal: L0ss cIsa, sioi short RiD1
shsrs rib So: Snort Clear $50. Lard nominal
sa.s 200 lsSs' @
barley sI':s.s'. rsar 1000 Oeis; H.. wh...3
dull and re s. Wit Ss
k s.s %ina.r 81 SS Jsy
.a 81 5o 1877 Sst'' Corn dan and
s:;s ss'' Sic sslZ dun:
0vs sOSS soeoa SSsA Corn oS
bush. oats l.OO0bush.
| COTTON MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH
July o is do ogl..s. I'D safe. sass 1850 eso.
including 500 and sIpors receipts 5000
sss ss ann A%s august
40 September aevoy ssa 90
nHe sd DO delivery
February sss4e. Futures closed weak q. tss
| day included 5000 bales ADsrca:-
LIVERPOOL July ls-cottonsacs Of the week 1000
4scsa s $3.50 sss S% Ss.
ac'aa expert sse9 Pos ses Ams eGs1's S
smount OF cotton anoa,. i96.00e American 80 900
aALvEsTox July l3.-Cotton nominal Mddine vscl
Low Middnnx 9sc- Good Ordinary s%c; net receipess
0Iy baiex zross y2 Dales TO Grear Britain
bales 10 france bales che Continent - osiesi
10 the Uhannc. coastwise. 1879 bales sAsss
%ecsiy-Net receipts. 1900 bales gross slos balss'
.xnorfs 70 Great Britain bales 10 the SontsnehsS
p 1 bales; coastwse 1873 bales sales i.6oS bales
NSw.opxAS July l3Coson gnst HidSnng; scs INIT
sS6 pales: gross. 7ly bales exports coast
bales: France bales; TO the CoDunent 90 ossss,
10 a;rrat Brrap bales 500 oaies: last evens
iDg I 1900 bales stock s77o! OaIs: csx ,.,..,
WeeKiy-Net receipts. 4lzI bales gfoss 3vSv e~-s
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-14
HINES AND AINING.

s1IgsIr ras uIylys ErOa4yaE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-08-25


That reminds me of g story
In the TALL Of ~
You remember thst :he Hoosiers
We're disposed 90 take the view
Tor At least portion OF thcm)
That obey ought 60 have the right
To prohibit such excuses
As excessive q" getting sight"
So they organized d canvass
To 5uhstantiate their oiain,
And the aD-i-prohi1iyioni5ts
o. course must do the same
Consequently for the battle
There vas summouIng ol Ciaue,
There was blowing of WIND Instruments
With splitting OF tympaus;
There Wss posting up OF posters,
Thore was gathering from aiar,
By Che small BOY, Of old barrels
Made combus1i1ie with tar
And the r6lat advantages
or faucet and Of pump
Wore discussed With frelziod eiogy1aca
Upon the stlrie1 stump.
now an honorable Senator
Was stumping OF the State
For the " Anti prohibition
And tine " Pro take. something slate
His were blows that he ike V-lcsns,
And among the various links
e
For freedom aid free drinks
Was s. question. dc had srgued
Against sumptuary laws
WIKI a frequent puDc-uatiol
Due TO sumptuCus Spplause;
But mere telling than his rhet9rl-,
Uureslstiug as his foot
When the platform came against it.
Was tins question that Us 1lt2
60 NOW, my friends and ieilow-sisizsns.
Your optics please 90 Turn
On the wide ungar cred rarvests
That aroused Us glow and burn
i'm the golden hue Of au' ugl,
And permit me TO iuqEIre,
As I try to curb my cla.tr,
To keep down my rising ile,
Il these prohibition zaaio-s
We're 60 carry out their vi.s,
hF hutt.ng up the sanlp. --rc3ls
And shutting down the stills
Tel mv, here among t1e eorn-bsi Is,
Tinted with the blush NJ morn
Tel me what, my brother 0rangers,
we sbeald do with ~ oar corn "
he rad made that Simple question
Very numerous indeed,
But 10 calling 0ut an 5u -gr
He could mover quite succeed.
Til one day, he having asked 10
n its customary place,
He WIS stAItIed by a Holsters
Asking him, with solemn face,
If he really wished an answer.
He replied, Of course be did,
BE had asked for information
Then that Hoosier moved the lid
OF his dexter visual organ
And calculated, 80 Well,
hops that we would try % raise
More hacou and less hell r
III ". C., in The Continel