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THE EoxPrIAN PLAQUE.
Affairs Worse st Oamietta bat Improving
at Other Points.

Affairs Worse st Oamietta bat Improving
at Other Points.
ALEXANDRIA, July 6 Daring the twenty
four hours ending at o'clock last evening
there were 100 deaths from cholera at
Dsmietta, and sixty eight at Mansalrah. The
Lazaretto ST Beyrout is crowded with fugi-
tives from Egypt. The officers of the Institu-
ton refuse to admit any more persons.
ST. PETERSBURG, July The Government
has ordered the establishment of rugged
quarantine on the Black Sea to prevent the
introduction of cholera by vessels coming
from Egypt, and has forbidden the usual
pilgrimage to Mecca.
ALEXANDRIA, July Cone death from
cholera occurred at Alexandria to day. Ten
deaths from cholera at SamanOud yesterday.
BERLIS JulyG The Prussian Government
has ordered precautionary measures against
vessels arriving in Prussia from pOris in
Turkey on the Red Sea, north coast of Africa,
eastward OF AlgieTs, west coast of Africa or
any port where the existence Of cholera is
suspected or where the epidemic Of yellow
fever prevails. The period OF quarantine for
yes, els from suspected ports is six days.
LONDON. July The latest reports indi-
the state of affairs 90 be slightly worse at
Dsmietia, bat improving at MansurGh. The
Nile is nSing. which, il is expected will cut
short the epidemic In some districts.
The cattle p'sgue in Egypt causes the
death of 10 per ceat of the cattle attacked.
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TABLE GOSSIP.

True merit, like charity, bloweth not its
Cwn comet
Long prayers will not save a man who
gives short weight.-MiddletowE Transcript.
A gentleman write to the London Field
that he has a duck which daily catches and
kills from four to six sparrows. 1t takes hold
of them with its bill, shakes them rs dog
does a rat, and afterward throws them over
its head,
All You is the prettiest Chinese girl ever
brought to Americ "a. She was one OF che
wonders of San Francsco's Chinese quarter
and as such was pointed out to all tourists.
One of these, an Englishman, has fallen In
love with and married her.
Burglaries are so common in Msssachu-
sets that Nantucket merchant has posted
this Oh his safe: 1--WE keep 10 money in this
safe. This is for fire only; our money IS up
to the house; come up. We have four shot
guns. two rifles, three horse pistols, and one
revolver, all loaded and ready for use, and
warranted to kill at ten rods. Time spent
here is time wasted. Then follows the fig
ures of the combination. SO that if q burglar
is determined 10 get in he can do so without
breaking the lock.
Quite gorgeous railroad cars are run be-
tween PARIS and Bucharest. They are car
peied with Smyrna rugs two inches thick,
and the sides OF the compartments are COW
cred partly with embossed japanese leather
paper ard partly with Gobelin tapestry.
The diniDg-Ioom cars, In which iriumphs OF
French cookery are served, are supplied With
handsome clocks, damssk curtains, aud We
netian minors. Breakfast consists of five
COURSES and dinner of eight. The sleeping
cars are splen6ialy furnished. aud have hot
rs well as cold water The average speed /:
forty miles an hour.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Precautions Taken at Galveston to Prevent
Its Reaching that City.

Precautions Taken at Galveston to Prevent
Its Reaching that City.
GALVESTON, July 9-The Chief OF Police
has three men patroling the beach down the
island o carefully watch the landing of any
boat, and question closely the occupants in
case such an attempt is made. The object is
TO guard against the possibility OF any OF the
crew of the Salome lying at sea. twelve
miles from the city, with yellow fever
aboard, leaving the ship and attempting to
come ashore. The arrangement will continue
until the Salome leaves, which will probably
occur in a day or two A Norwegian mariner
to-day applied to the authorities for the posi-
ton as mate on the infected vessel for voy-
age to Hampton Roads. offering his services
for s. and expenses for the return trip to
Galveston. As he never had the yellow
fever II e offer was declined.
a vague rumor is current here this after
noon that yellow fever had broken ont on
the lower Rio Grande, in Brownsville, but a
"esteTn Associated Press special Just re-
o,;rs,, from that point says there is no yell
low fever or signs # any in either Brow.
vile CT MatsmOras,
WisH1xercH, i-,S 9.-The Surgeon Ger
efal of II Marine Hospital Service has
received advices that the Nocsegian bark
Vega is Ell snip Island with the yellow fever
on board.
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COMMERCIAL.

There are no indications OF increased activity IN
the general markets. The grocery trade is fair
ard prices steady. sugars continue firm az Satur
days quotations. Dry goods are duh. Drugs
steady. Butter, eggs and poultry are Unchanged
but weak.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
wheat-Locally, while prices for No. red are
lower than a.u y yet feeling is quite firm, and
sellers are not irelined TO make concessions. Sea
board, New York sc IN, Baltimore steady, and
Chicago 21lc eff from Saturday both for August
and September.
There wss quite g firm feeling on Change for
cash deliveries OF corn, but arrivals were light
Oats-Under light arrivals prices are frmer. and
fair demand iorlmmediate shipment. No inquiries
for futures.
General dismay was exhibited at the stock Yards
over the report from Chicago, ana there was let
ting loose of ali holds. Short ribs opened ct 81 50
and closed at 81 80 for August; August pork
opened at Sl4 80 and closed at S4 %; August lard
close at IS IS, a drop OF Is cents.
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Shot through The Jagular Vein.

DODGE CITY July This afternoon about
s clock party of five cowboys, we'll under
the influence CT liquor, mounted their horses
to leave town, and when near dance house
one'of them rode his horse on the porch and
fired of his six shooter. Two OF the others
then commenced firing and at the same time
Iut spurs TO their ponies. The City Marshal
and his assistants quickly arrived and sent a
few shots after them, and when about 800
yards away one of them fell from his horse.
The other two made their escape across the
bridge. Upon examination it was found
the fallen man was John Ballard, resident
Of II e Indian Territory, who arrived with a
herd of cattle from Texas this morning. He
vas shot through the jugular vein and died
WREN picked up His friends threaten to
kill every officer in town before morning,
hut no trouble Is anticipated.
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DYING IN THE MOOps
Taken Sick While = Long Tramp and
Too Weak to Seek Help.


BROWNSVILLE, Ca, July Mr.. Sanford, Coun-
~ Commissioner. received intelligence that
white man was lying out in the woods near his
residence in dying condition. He went to the
place indicated and there found that the informa-
ton was correct. The unfortunate man had been
lying in the woods nearly week without food or
water, and was so weak to be unable to speak or
move. Mr.. Sanford had him taken to the house
of Mr.. Feaster and attended to. He recovered
sufficiently TO give bis pane B. Henry Bell, but
died shortly after. From memoranda in his pos
session IL asce=ained that his full name was
Bowers Henry Bell that he was born in E1ln-
burgh. Scotland and that he was forty years oil.
He had tramped all over the country.
coming from the Northwest via Washington
south. In his bO-k were notes of places at which
he bad stopped. IL is thought that he has been
lying In the woods a week, he seen passing
the Town several GavS ago: that he had been taken
sick when fur miles from the town, aud, lying
down. hsd become too weak 70 move. Some ne
groes saw him a week ago and reported him sick
with smallpox. This made ell who heard IL
afraid 70 approach him. Mr.. Sanford found him
entirely free from such disease. The report arose
from his face being badly bitten by mosquitoes
He was dccently buried in q graveyard near where
he died. No Information cOrld be Obtained as 10
the ahereabouts OF bis friends.
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Hamlin on HAYES,

Interview with Hanr iDal Hamlni
81 suppose you remember Mr.. Polk very
well, Mr.. Hamlin?"
Yes; l ought to. because l was in Wash
inetOn during his whole term"
IVES Polk man of sbility?'
Moderate ability. When ne came to Bos.
ton, while President, one of the best speak
eTs We had in the State at the time made an
address of welcome, and j recollect that
Folks reply was thought to be the better
speech of the two
WAS he as able a man as Hayesgr
Ism not sure that he was as much exper-
fenced as HAYES. but he was not so foolish.
He might not have had as much PERSONA
sense and cultivation, but / think he had
ore political and national sense. He had
been fi6re AMONG public men a. the seat o.
Government ana knew how to avoid foolish
mistakes. Hayes had a much larger opinion
OF HIN II, ma he made prOmisesswhich he
b oke, and that does man no good in the
Presidency.
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THE 1ND1AyA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY. JULY H. 1885,

ylvanis harness leather, S6640c; harness leather.
kip. 50@soc: French kip, SscGsi 20; domestic calf
NfGSl 10; French calf 81 109l 90.
Hides-Green hides, &c; green calf. l0c: green
- TIED. S0s1zc; green sailed calf, 12ta121zc: dry
tint l2c; dry salted, Ice per H.; damaged, grub
y or bull, twO-thirds the above prices
Tsllow-Prime, 7971zc.
'Grease-BrCwn. 5451kc: white. Ease.
Drug Market.
Alcohol, g. 25@2 so; calomeal, 75cdl Is; camphor
3C@3Sc; cochiDel, 6O670c: chlorOiorm, S0aS5c:
gum opium. 81 35@4 SO; indigo, s1t93; morphine,
% fog3 e5. Olls-CsstoT, 81 2s@l 32 sweet Gil 9Oc
oil IS: olive oil, 81 t09S; bergamot (Sanders0n's)
81 50Q3; lemon (Sanderson's), 81 5GG2 rs Qu
nine, 2. * w, 81 S5es1 90: cinchontcia. 910s95c.
American ti-carb. soda, lose; English do SIG
&C. Snuff CARROTS 2-oZ. packs, 81 Is per dOz
ca. bottles, Sc 80 per doz Flove's sulphur 496a.
JurpentiDe. 4C@i3c English yer. red. BY Dbl.
&c; less quantities. 31sc. Iodine. 81 s02 IS. To-
dide potash, 81 Go Cloves. 2S6l35c. Rbnbarb, 90C
8. 70. Window glass. 90 ana 20 per cent; double,
20 and 10 per rent. OF.
miscellaneous Markets
Oils-We quote Linseed, raw. SIC; boiled. SIC:
lard OIL. 55@Y5c; miners oil, 65@S0c: lubrcsting
oil. l2@SSc straits OIL 5Og55c; benzine, 1OGI4c;
coal oil, Indiana legal test. Ike; $50 deg, test
LSsc; wafer white, $50 deg. 15c.
Timers Supplies-We quote:
Best charcoal tin, G. i0x14. I4x29 and l2xi9
81 on per box; y, l0xl3, 14x20 and 12xl2 81 OF
FER box; C. l.x20, roofing tin, S. SO per box; c.
1ox2S Sl3@l4; block tin IN pigs, &c: in bars 29c
Jron-Z7 iron. 5 c. u c iron, exc; MOorehesd
galvanized, 81 per cent discount. Sheet zine nc
Copper bottoms, 2Sc- Planished copper, SO
Solder, I5GlSc Wire. IS per cent. of liss.
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months ago, he was heard to remark that
that kind OF death was an easy one. TINS is
thought to have been the way of his taking
of. Last Saturday afternoon about o'clock
he made q memorandum of his acc )unts
with his partner, Judge Mason. and settled
up his business com pleJely. A short time
after he had breathed his last. Last Sunday
evening letter was found on the bed by his
side, which was to the following effect: Tell
my children good-by. have got no home,
no friends, no money. and can not do any
thing for them" Mr.. Hicks served eight
years as Circuit Judge. He was a member OF
the Legislature and a lawyer OF ability. He
was quiet, industrious and talented gentle
man, and in his death Rockport has lost an
exemplary citizen.
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Death 81 bon. Esyal HlcIza.

ROcKPoRT, Ind, July 9-Since the an
Douncement Of the death OF Hon. Royal s.
Hicks, prominent lawyer Of this CITY, IL is
now generally known that his death was one
with suicidal iDieut. The matter has been
kept dark by his family and immediate
friends until the las day or two. when the
whole aif.ir has leaked out, throwing this
CITY into great deal of excitement
Within the past year or two Mr. Hicks has
met with many monetary failures. and the
consequence was gloomy mood settled upon
him.
Or the desth Of s. w. Fairchild. who com
mitted suicide by taking morphine three
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At 81, viii receive valuable book of 100
pages, entitled "a Treatise on the Horse
and His Diseases" illustrated, containing an
Index of diseases which gives the symp-
toms cause and the best treatment of each:
a table giving all the principal drugs used
for the horse, with the ordinary dose, effects
and aniidOte when a poison; a table with an
engraving of the horses teeth at different
ages, with rules for telling the age of the
horse; valuable collection OF receipts and
much other valuable information.
See also our special offer for History Of
Indiana in another column.
Address SENTINEL COMPANY.
indianapolis.
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BERLIN, July 9.-The Liberal press cOrdl.
ally approves the North German Gazette's
article referring 10 Cardinal Jacobiui's latest
note to the Prnssian Government.
The new PrusSian Cross Gazette (COnserva.
tive warns its readers not to place too much
reliar &c on the continuance OF the COnserya-
tive-Uliramontain coalition.
The Germania clerical organ declares the
ticle, which the Germania believes was in
spiIed, to be unse emily and impertinent
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a Having Maniac.

DIS MONIES Iowa, July 9-Henry Seager,
his bedroom door, at the Morgan House
yesterday afternoon, destroyed the furniture
ard felled man named Holmes who at
tempted to capture him, and five policemen.
lie was finally OverpOwered on the roof OF
TIE hotel. he tried to put a bullet into his
forehead, but the ball glanced, leaving a
furTOw in the skull.
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GBfls.
ANTWERP, July 9.-Petroleum-lsf.

ANTWERP, July 9.-Petroleum-lsf
WILMINGTON, July e-Turpentine-S3hc.
OIL CITY. July o. Petroleum-Opened at
81 Az, reached 81 10, snd closed ST IfsS. the
lowest point reached was 81 lS52. Sales, 2o9',OOo
gals.
PITTSBURG, July 9.-Petroleum-Dull united
certificates steady: cloEed at 81 AZ; refined 9s q
S3Ec Philadelphia delivery. Afternoon session
dun: opened sales at 81 1879, advanced to 81 l41s,
and closed steady st 81 Ia
BRADFORD. July 9-Peiroleum-Stesdy and
firm; t0tsl shipments Saturday and Sunday. 81 21S
bbls.; charters, 700 bbls. elearances, 5,SO6,0lO
bills; 10 runs reported. United Pipe Line certf-
Gates opened at 81 III ana closed at 81 I41; high
eAl prices, 81 l41s; lowest 81 l5H.
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The Hnrrisburg Convention.

twenty delegates to the Republican State
Convention Wednesday have arrived. The
Convention promises to he lively, but the
indications are that the ticket has been made
UP. end Niles, of Tiogs, will be nominated
Auditor General, and McHose, of Berks,
Treas urer.
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LONDON. July 9.-The Mark Lane Express, in Its
review Of British grain trade for the past week.
says: Favorable weather has been OF the greatest
benefit to crops Trade quiet aad slightly in favor
of buyers. Foreign wnests depressed, there being
an over supply. Best brands Of -four unchanged;
others somewhat cheaper. Trade in cargoes off
coast stsgnant- Eleven arrivals during tue week:
I sale; 2 careoe6 Withdrawn aud IL remained, of
which are California cargoes Sales of English
wheat during the week were % $50 quarters as 4ls
~ per quarter. against .19i quarters at 47s "a
during the corresponding week Isst year.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, July DRY Goods-The market
is filling up with buyers. New business has not
and prints especially tor prints there hes been a
good selection Lawrence d Co opened good
CoCec0 and Pacific new dark work at 615c Quilts
i'm good sale. with good business and the tone Of
the market is stcadier: buyers are in good humor,
and while good assortment will be wanted and
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From John Dorian, No. 800 East 47ta Street. New
York city.
Pecclers that are in debt 10 him from 1865 up 10
date for linen goods, etc. which they got on
credit, and are rot paid for, get four months
notice to settle ana Pay, and II not their names
and residence in the United States. cities towns,
ard Counties and States. and the same IN every
town and County 10 Ireland, viii be publisher ior
one year sitter the four months expires.
Indianapolis, Nay Is, 1sS5 JOHN DORIAN
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A Jersey City clergyman SAYS the enor-
nous consumption of chewing tobacco is q
disgrace to civilization. BE probably judges
by the number OF tin tobacco tags which &C
cidentaly fud their way into the contribu-
ton box-Philadelphia News
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Our friend \. B. Nichols, Of North Madi-
son, Ind, a subscriber to the Weekly Senti-
mel, is pleased TO write to us as follows:
think the Weekly Sentinel should be more
largely read. have lived s'good while, and have
read and do still read. many weekly newspapers,
ana il my younger days had some connection
with them. and. therefore. consider myself a fair
Judge in such matters. / think the Weekly Senti-
mel, under its present management. one of the
very best newspapers pu blished in the West. and
down here. in politically benighted Jefferson
County, more OF our people ought to read it.
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A Smart Man

is one who does his work quickly aud well.
This is what DR.. Il. Y. Piercs's Golden Med
icsl Disco Fery'' does as a blood purifier and
strengthened. 1t aronsss The torpid liver
puIifies the blood, and is the best remedy for
consumption, which is scrofulous disease Of
4 h Inn
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A patient writes: Il sleep we'll my appe.
tie is good, and my digestion is much inn
p owed" This is the uniform testimony of
u csc who use Compound Oxygen. Our
Treatise on Compound Oxygen, its nature,
ciiOn, and result, with reports of cases and
information, sent free. DIS. STARKEY &
PALEN, ,1t9 Girsrd street, Philadelphia, Pc.
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New York Financial Market.

New York Financial Market.
Hsw YORK. July 9-aoIey-Ess7 at 2921z per
cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-4t96 per cent.
Government Bonds S esdy except foriSs, when
were firmer at l0s1z 9l03k per cent,
Railway Bonds-Generally firm.
State securiues-Dull.
The stock market is heavy today and prices
declined s4gls4 per cent. d nver aud Wabash pre-
ferred and trunk lines btirg greatest sufferers.
Weakness due TO reports Of further business
troubles &C the West owing to break in
the provision market. After O'Clock there was
rally of 14@54 per cent the latter in New YORK
Central; at close. however. improvement was lost
and many shares sold at IN lowest p-ices to-day.
In specialtes st. Paul, Minnesota and Michigan
broke five points TO IFS and Long Island 20 ID 81
Market. closed heavy.
transactions aggregated 239 46S shares; Laeka-
wana, 4l,Cc0; Denver. 900; Efle, II 900; Lake
Shore. IL COO: Louisville aud Nashville. 1900;
New Jersey Central, IL. 900: New YORK &c tai, D..
600: Northern Pacific, 1000; Reading, 1900; st.
Paul, 1900; Union Pacific, 1900; Canadian
Pacific, 5000; Northern Pacific preferred, 1000;
Wabash preferred 5,0eO; st. Paul. Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 20 COV.
Mining stocks du'l with the exception OF SOnoro
Consolidated. which was active and advanced
fIom % 10 SEE Bassiek sold al l.0ss II IN Silver.
200 70 $50; Navsjn. I'D; Eureka Consolidated. 5SS;
ChIysOiie 125: sierra Grande lis to 100; Lit
Chief, So 10 5Sc, ana Climax, Is to 10. Sales for
the day. Is obs share.
Pipe Line certificates dull at 49, to 1liS<;
closing on call at 1141s
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps is irving in earn
est to get a pardon for Waterman. the
wealthy embszzler of the Pacific Mills, in
Lawrence. She says that five years of inn
prisonment, out of the twelve 10 which he
was sentenced, has shattered his health.
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The Tabor-Rush Case.

DENVER, Col, July 9-In. the Snpe Tor
Court to-day Judge Dawson fined willard
Teller $500 for contempt of Court for failing
to answer in the case of Tabor VS.. Bush, that
was OF a scsndelous nature.
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Foreign Mooney and stooh..

LONDON, July Railway Stocks-Illinois
Central. 1856: Pennsylvania. 691l: New York Cen
trail, 122: Erie. $50; Reading, sos. Amount OF
bullion cope into the Bank Of England 5000
PARIS, July 9.-Rentes. ISL s71<c.
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Bran-Qu!et: $40 80 i'd: held at I'll %.
CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW.
CHICAGO, July 9.-Visib.e supply of grain June
So Wheat 10 il9 900 bu corn, - csc 600 bu. oats,
4oO5 eco bu.; barley 4s7 600 bu. rye. ISIS 900 bu
Regular wheat active, but weak and lower;
opened Nc lower. ruled steady, but toward the
close Ieeeded 2@21zc and closed 21<925zc under
the closing quotations Saturday. Sales ranged at
97k@ses4c July; 99Hc@si OF August; 81 0l9z@I 03's
September; 81 Os14al 055s October; 81 Oilz@T O5}s
November; 9714@9g54c year. spring, 97d99Nc
winter. 81 c4H On Call sales Of regular 200 900
bu. ct &c lower 10 &c higher.
Corn active. but unsettled and lower; opened
Kc higher than at the close on Change Saturday,
but toward the close receded 21Se, and closed <
@l54c under the close Saturday. Sales ranged at
4eA@5l1sc July; 4&{@5i5ss August; l95zg521 &c
September and OstOber: l6ISGls3se year. On Call
sales of .ocO,Coo bu. at 3<@3zc higher.
Oats dullend weak. Sales al 3i3SgSsc July;
2ssl@soc August 27I92S]sc September; 2s92sj Sc
October; 81 1sfse year o. cali sales of 10000
bushels; unchanged to &c higher.
Pork active: opened 25@3 u1der Saturday 3
closing, declined so 9COc sc iOnsl with fair sales
at decline. Sales ranged at Sl4 25@I4 10 July;
sI4 22H@i4 90 August 81 S7K@l5 % september;
sl4 45@l5 25 October; Si4 sJsli IS November;
SIS 50GI3 % year. On call safes OF 10 500 erces at
l2H@15he higher.
Lard active hut weak: opened l0@l5c under
closed tame. Sales ranged a. s. 108s IS July;
S. 75@s 90 August: s. s5s9O5 September; ss9o9
Q O. October; IS 75@s so November; IS 521S9s 90
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Rogs-Receipts, 7,9Is head; shipments s.95i
head. The receipts today are quite heavy aud
the market Lower: mixed lots hard to sell at any
price. Sales generally S. 50 to S. % for selected
ligf to heavy. Several loads unsold.
sbeep-MsIket steady at last weeks prices We
quote:
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, July 9-COtton - The Evening
Pos says: Future deliveries at first cali al
vanCeo TO S-10Cc: second cali tho we'd further
TIE demand was sufficient 20 enable sellers 10
again raise prices 3-lO0c At third cell August sold
10 70 2f0l025c; September, IOI0c; October. 9.90c:
December, 9 sSc; January, &C. Futures closed
quiet but steady, 10 9-lcoc Gearer than last Sat
ulday. Spot cotton quiet at an advance Of 1-l6c,
mid and uplsnds being raised 10 S-16s. Sales. 81
bales for exports, zoo bales to spinners and 500
tales delivered on contracts"
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WHISKY.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-whisky-Stesdy at 81 Is
LOUISVILLE. July 9--Whisky-Steady at 81 Is
CHICAGO, July 9-WhisAy-Steady and IN
charged