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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

In addition to the monthly development WORK report,
news WAS received that the Porcupine NO wen hsd
flowed after drilling At rate that would place s pro-
duction at about 300 barrels day The new Grandn
No. IL well yielded 100 barrels IN tne s.h nrs'
s1nlIR |e' Crosby and other prominent operators
ipdca ed that the outflow could not Do per-
mauently increased. The Dutch OIL Company's wen
No. 8, another new we'll, promises TO be good pro-
Queer.
while fairly active to-day, tho petroleum market
developed decided tone. An early adVhnee l,otn
81 O7 To 81 O9ia was followed By decline 10 Sl Oo40
81 O6As Fluctuations were wide ana frequent Dut
considering the tenor OF the DAY news
feeling among temporary traders was uhSe'teo' Ano
The OF prces and the total dealings here to-day
Nuare InIla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
CIVIL NOTES.

Colonel Austen, of the 18th Regiment, was
again In tho City Court, Chambers. yesterday under
erder In supplementary proceedings on Judgment OBJ
saned against him BY Joseph Becker in 1873 Colonel
Austen made settlement OF the debt which Mas about
saoo. and the Judgment was discharged.
Judge Ingraharn. yesterday in the Superior Court,
Judge lngraham, yesterday in the Superior
Sou Chambers overruled objections that had been
70 the OF the verdict the Sheriff
mat found John Gill to be Of unsound mind The Judge
kAnted the motion that had been made In behalf of
non Of the woodha sisters for the sppointmeot -,
Sss ~ u ths estate aud person Of the unatic Tue
W TUG committee viii be decided upon to-day.
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.,poars FROM ArLAvrrc PORTS FOR EURoPE FOR TnE

IT .o,t,,o, D sOn haIas paner
Gr.da sold al 10 ox.yesses Just IN bagglng quhy
ouoted "a 2c Manila Hemp 200 bales sofa on private
tsrms auOisl the close; Slsa Homp qule Az oo
Hay AND sTRAw-Keceipts have peen modsta.o , SnG
as The general demands good STEADY ana sats Act1y
tone preyas We quote Hay Medium to Prlh,e Imotny
40 e9Oc Glover 50o65c; shipping oOci NO. Hyo Hu""'
I'D aGOc ShO rt do, 4Oci Oat. 80 HlUc III, .,...,o
IIfDEs-Aro reduced In stock and with modera t.
da,,v dem ands all figures vol sustained We quote
Baenos Ayres 23i9c Montevideo. Ac Corrie9ses &C.
NO Grande g2c.; California ~ lsc, MAtainoras'
S vers riz and Irn1O II l8c; Orinoco 2og2Oi9 oi
Tannco l6c BoRota g02lc. Central America lo9lvc,i
1ohasco ia a. oc Dry sailed Texas lad 3c southern
llaI2c; CITY Slaughter Ok: l0ol 80. cow fSc' OiV
sioughtcr aIcutta. l2al8c.i Buffalo SIC. ,,,-
IEATIiER-in descriptions OF Hemock sore ann mon
Tann@d ads has been fairly moderate and late hgues are
retained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

ssss;s;: 3:
" steam 70 rs "a g 4 g 5sad ss 4 ss c.
to-day and toe %.rsss Z ssssssa sssai.s rgss
;Ss s sss q Sss s.s %
rs oy sss e es. ss' ar. sssr s
ssrey losc and for Fancy White tho marses eaaws soe
&c .s Good S :. ars TAG s'a a q ssss
Ohio ats must be exceptionally fine to sell at our outside
SUI sossssS s.ssi p
DO Far @ seea r J 5 Do Sims ''i Penn. "
Ohio Si Faes Mf fs uc c, ss% fSs9
% GiP s.5 MD q Prime. s,s Do SKINS Poor.
Receipts for the week or Pkg last week Tns
peceps unt wSsn With Er a a S'ss at
trade there Fancy Western selling g
nice marks have been sold at 22c Canadian are In
shade higher. but without important business
s s,ats 90 oa s wssisn Poor TO- an
western. Prime do ~ s25al
yRuTs AND BRaRRs-PRpsH
Apples plenty generally OF inferior quality. dull and
lots u Trota Peaches arrive and sell readily per
Hass Es5y are VERY d TIRE sar ana ss slowly at 400
gina Bartlett bring 81 per closely a.
Tayor,s in 5arrss srns 4 but qualify not .s
rate extra lots would bring more money Common varieties
crate supply far demand and ssay Ea;pSeTies nearly
aa
Watenelons have been in very excessive sup
PHces fell below the oS of ssSt AMI large
lots abandoned by tie consgaees and sold on
have been IsSter and prices little for fancy
large Mnskmeons very plenty eKtrsmsy Irregular IN
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
CALLED u. S. BONDS.

CALLED u. >. DONlo.
Holders Of 3l2 per cent Bonds TALL Of which have
now been called in) will iind at Office superior
facilities for exchanging their led bonds and
investing the proceeds in Governments or other ap-
proved securities and will be furnished with all ac-
cessiblc information to guide them in making their
investments
Called Bond cashed at par and accrued interest,
or received in exchange for other Governments. or
in payment FOR securities bought on orders
Government Bonds bought and sold at current
market prices net All other marketable securities
bought and sold on comm ssion.
FISK g. HATCH.
No. o Nassau-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ended July 81. 1888
PEAs AND BEANS.


Receipts Tor the wsekBeans 79l pkgs Peas lOO push
022 bills; Peas lO2J2 Dush Inc upNaIu
ndency In state not chez ked until nearly 500
mis- were sold export 81 81 2Gs2 90 free ON poad
gt ,be rapd Advanced has ght forward stock the
demand and receivers arc Iahe an Aous
sellors occasional lot mght be pAoeu niue h..her
INN we ouote but need moro than So 90
Medium aud Pea sell slowly anu prices
ara no stronger White Kidney in very light request NOT
much Red Kidney but the stock IS sn
and the market well sustained turtle soup scarce anu
difficult 10 buy AZ vs. 20. Foreign are
All t sock is pressed for sale and prices are fairy
steady. Green Peas moving sn''o Ai''A ~ '' '0Ne''
Rama Medium BLACK Turtle
cSoice - So $50 80. soup. $1,000. s. 20 . ....
Do. Fair to dood / 80 oolPea Bean. %,
DO DO Marcy Mar :" Good 2o0s e Do MARROW Pea
Do Red Kidney ee, an Far to Good so 200
nc eh Sa Fair 10 Coca SS0S 5olImporTd hand.
White Snss kidney 24os 90 DO Far to Good SO isS
'H'0S'' Green Peas. 20 l 80
ooanta for IN week. 80 pkgs last week. 46SbI Ex
noTs IN nfope for week. 237 pkgs9oI1 TO Great Bltn
snd 100 to the Continent The larger movement On
80 ra. % the market at present shippers continue 10
take The goods freely which they wal ao 81
do attempt 10 force prices up tneI1 p he We
healthier situation and better rat later III lo
Rove 9e AM plus under grade or Fsues
rom shade OF down 70 Poor Ehp3rteis arc pvkpg
out the best OF these i9r whie9 nsy r Psncy
cries nave home demand about suncent 70 ABSORB
the receipts best Western gong a. r.sm rsam spg
Sao sos ale for export at 20 a2Oc choice quaty
reaeniug 2o the jobbng trade. state dairy has SLOW
quoted For nne selectons &c ~ are
Doc few finest brands OF Western imitation creamery
and dairy are fair price but all other grades are
extremely dull and little more than nominal Snppers nave
~ % even up for welknown brands Inc cur
running poor and lSo seems 10 DO op ior ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
Real ESIAIE
NETWORK. Saturday, July 81. 1854
RECORDED REAL s5rArs raAS5FGSs
xgw.yORx CIrf


6stb,t g. S70l0 IT Of 6th-ave. 2ol6xlOoo; 49,.
Tnbbs and wife NJ Levy. $1S00o
lblst ST. 4 1875 It W OF MoIrsayc 2oxllooi ID u 49,
Key and wife Ann Gleeson.. w
Mist st It OF Morts-ave, 2oxllo.o sane -.
. 20 m% s. iii ii Of e5th.st, i66xso;
w Moran and wife 10 Msyer........-.-.-:.- ioooV
lOth.aye I'LL It Of 40thst 245xl0o John m ,oo
Totten and wife TO George Baust .......-..;. zAtVV
About y ssss ns on Kchus to stephen Garry aooo
4thave - 20 ~ y r 81 70 = a. wortmsnn ilo0o
Lot n map Jordan Ridge Met Real EstAte Assn xoo
Fulton. ave W 8 lot l29 esxl 46x72xl42i Joseph
sheIburrh TO Harriet A Hill ................--.
same property etc; Eli5a nelson 20 sSu |" ii;.1in.
SSin,s as SiS K % SSave a'n.oe hs asos
sdaSe a lots 1913 aud 1870, 5onio0x.., Irregular
Harriet Hill To Minerva Hill ;,.;;---'--'- 4
s.,e nronerty Minerva Hi. to David A. Hula
1sth st. s92 r. " Of LsI, IIFso . laooo
02d.sI 6. $50 g OF sdsve 2onioo.oi Anu.o. 1900
H,ehbidse ave. n Dsveest soxizo; john xAO0
Ror H:, no asd Mycr Finn and wife Charles sAcss
Pistn Ia Of xvsx a5isxi0 chas Dsa' ~ 600
hsimer aud wife II 4 w steriing. q. xntan
1a,h Ss'ln s5s ssi AysC 2slonioas An~ isooe
ponn and wife TO Faehndr1cn IN a.
$:sa .s s ss S..:. M
a anTs ~ 7i'ts SOi7s balne sasoo
wife 20 LIZ LsiX Y Of 5iSsys aisxSssi saooo
<ooss ,sl 10 b Watson.
.a,b us 100 II Of 18th ave. zohAoS pc'''' o000
Hamei 70 John Petrie '''---.--------.'-'''-''-
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Lieutenant William
E. Whitfield is ordered to the receiving ship Franklin
Surgeon John W. Coles the Naval Hospital Phladel-
phia; Naval Cadet James NJ. Ftz TO the Swatara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

The daily receipts Of MIX spd Cream at at ne
various oad distributing points In anu near IN, ely ZOE
the week have follows Erie 4oSi cans OF ~ Ana
292 cans Cream Harlem 1874 cans OF MIX
and arforl l57 OF MIX Newl0rk CITY and Nortns
ern 400 of MIX New Jersey Central 5nS cans q
Mix and Midland l5OV can. OF NIX ana %
cans of cream ami by miscellaneous short routes Lo1o
cans Of MIX and 20 OF Cream Inc tosl na'v TO
cst was ~ S42 MIX and 800 cans OF cream ne
snpply shows falling OF as compared Win inc hst ,oW
4 nua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

'
lows: Exchanges, SIS 7S0, 655 balances, 20, l3l'-
775. H.,
The United States Treasury ut Washington t9-uaF
received $4,000 National bank notes Tor reHeilp
ton. The customs receipts were $542,624, ana INC
internal revenue receipts $142,l97. ,
The foreign exchanges continue dull. put ar
firm. The exports OF merchandise from this port
for the week are $500, 900 less than for the week
of 1882 and 81 260, 900 less than for the week 81
1881 The rates tor business as.follOws BANKERS
bills 81 SO and 81 81 for long and short respee-
lively; 5.2214 and $40 for francs; 9ll4 anu 10
for reichmarks; 307s aud 40ls for guiider'
In London, British consols weaker and cioseu 3
per cent lower at 90 GIG for money and jos LOT
account. United States Is were LILO lower at II
and 4i2s unchanged at 1853 American !h an
way, were irregular with small changes IN either
direction bat generally the prices were httl e
higher. The Bank of England gained tol,OVo
bullion. Al Paris. French per cents were up W
40. 70 francs.
Exports OF merchandise at New-York:
1881. 1892. 1853 80
For the week. 7,SO2229 S6OO94l3 S0040gS5
Previously reported 2i5,9l2sGs lS922Iol6 lyoio-S9
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Total since Ian ls223 1907 sls9. 1899 s20S5SO
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

foNDoN. July 3-l2.S0 u. m.-Consols. 09sa for boih
money and account. fhe S6is Illinois central LOO
Reading. 20is Ncw.l ontario and western. ~ a.
LONDON. July 3l-2F00 =. m.-Pars adyices 0noo tlrss
a. ~ francs - continues Tor tne
LOVrON July 3t-iO0 tn.--AtantC md Great western
drst mortgage trustees certificates 45 Erie SO. Illinois
Central 1851. Reading 2Vi4; Mexican Ordinary, llE2
NewNOrk. Onlaro and Western, 70 MILWAUKEE, anu OF
Paul Common 1904 . -,
TIE bullion gone into tn9 bAnk O mug
land balauCe TO-DAY "a 4Jltul
IoxDoS Iuiy $1,000 D. m;-Paris advicsa nuots tLres
IS centlmes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I.

.sufkrhB CouKr-CH Amyxs- p.,.r. u.,... ~, n,
soo "a. x74. 2se 2s7 So2 Soisre hhghh '--Nos- III
GN asa eouHt-srEciAI TERx-Bsioro Donohus, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
Appies-EvapOrated


Receipts for the week. 446 bales EXPORTS l57 baiea
Trading Is hgat the MARKET lover and wsAk
Strictly Choice Hops generally held at 2S Dut
extreme price for business. while prime quanty arc
sold pc Stocks here are compare
lively light receipts from interior points snihetene
requirements. Forced sales out OF the cues
buyers only buy against the most urgent needs.
have been sold "a ifOrnias scSroo
nominal alyces continue favorable ftom All parts
ofths well the great Top cen res OF
aud Germanr LONDON markets are reported i9"er py csoe
Choice. 1882 81 a 2s DO. crop OF lSSl2o0.
Do, Ordinary to Prime22 a rs CALIFORNIA; 1857
POULTRY AND GAME.
Dressed Spring Chickens have been In large supply very
dull much TO day 1t is impossible % sell Phade.
pha picked wholesale lots above 81 22c anc even
those buyers do not take hold Western
above lSGlyo and scaded must b. unusua
hne reach lie Dressed fowls have been sesier thaa
shade weaker with outside quotations
extreme and reached only for very choice quality iarkeys
and higher spring Ducks In fair demand ana
Old Ducks dull squads plenty ana quiet out
about steady.
y sharp dccile top quotations are
the Fowls about steady UNDER
fair demand from the Jews. Turkeys firm Ducks and
Geese doing little better. -.
Very little Game arriving, There have been no villa
SQUADS or Pigeons and more are ex
pected Esgsh snpe and Pover could be bought lower
Backblrds irregular In Quslty very small sktny os are
very dull Woodcock In ar demand at sOc Gsl per par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
Long Island IN liberal supply very quet ana
weak Of sweet Potatoes arrive rom
Virginia aud about s. SO Dbl Onions are penty
Chese Reds yer' poor IN qutnty
and especially dull tomatoes selling very well WHOM of
choice variety and quality Eggplant easier Caboages dul
mo Lima Belns scarce they good demand at 50
ner nag steady Cucumbers plenty ana lo1ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

II makes Mount Washington guide wlsa 3,d ne
va' .ra1 10 nave the tourist remark hat mo VIZ"
w., wn' 'ummit n rather nsaI"-iBoston PosS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRK July 3l.-BEEV ES-Reeepts to-day were ll6
cars U head-7j at Jersey CITY and 40 cars az
SiXtet-st The arrivals today included ~ cars for expora-
ton foreign kets. Is cars TO city slaugherer
ordinary kentucky Steers sold AZ lD'4c a.
l24o Sd a 81 Dressed Beef was In fair demand 1T
7 $40 Western. and c az l3G for city. The snip
ments include 77O Live cattle the steamer Persian
ch r.. H. LinghAm Co. 6s4 do ON tne ludgate
Hill NJ Goldsmith. aud fS3 quarters OF 1ec ana zOo car
o the Wisconsin for Joseph Eastman
Mr. Eastman reports his cattle as follows 4OS Illinois
steers 81 cwt net average. at 100. 81 n. -
CAI.NEo- Eecepts to-day. 50 head-nanlY at bOthst
firm yesterdays prices but butch
trying 70 buy Tor lower prices owing 10 the uul
Vcas Calves cost more alive than butch
this city AFFORD to pay and nearly every cs od IN
Washington Market to-day lost money sales OF Neas To-Day
were az 10 few ButteTmiss sold ~ 90. Dressed
Veas sold 0l2l and Dressed Buttermilks at hose
SHEEP AND LA ST hSfecelps to-day. II cars or $50
head mainly Market dun and pnces gener
the those current az the close yesterday
choice sheep sold at 49sBc and Otdn airy 10
Choice Lambs SCI % General salos OF Lambs were al
0iaP74c
and 35 Kentucky sleep. 81 10. At $50.
NowtOn Glett sold 81 Pennsyly mia sheep lOe ~ az
Che 20 do 6lso; "a do 81 d. a 10. los Ohio do 81
n, at SEC, and 81 10. II ] ID, az SIC - 80, ~.
j. y PdcOck sold: $40 keatEoky Sheep .Gi d. az $50
3sS H. at 6c ll1 ohio do olb At oc 40 40
s2b PA Kentucky Lambs 81 lib, at b4c 80 Pennsyi
yana do 2s6 Kentucky do 81 49, at o' aud
PAP Virginia do. 81 ID, attic. 1900
nWINk-Rscspts to-day II cars or le2 head-ll cars at
Jersey City and at fortohst Market quiet for Live
Hogs At Ba sbac per 10.
Al, r. e. Market duh made during the
past deserving OF special mention The Norman Horses
France stabbed at Mr. Soddart In
and all In good condition after their long
Journey FROM Hayre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

FRUITS BERRIES AND SUr5-DRIED.
Receipts week-DTied Fruits 1853 pkgs Peanuts LOCI
pkgs Pecsn II pkgs Export OF Dried Apples lo4 pkgs
Very little doing either Apples or Peaches and quotations
nominal Most OF the Old IL in cold storage
AMI the prices speculative buyers lndc menu
to holders Now Cherries counue firm. particularly foe
Choice Dry loIs few Of which are Offering For average
Prime lots Ice generally asked New kaspberies have
further at 26c The market has net been estxo
either kberres Huckleberres. Pea
nuts hrm aud unchanged Pecans quet but firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01


Damaged. l60l9c.
METAIs-Amercan Pig is moving freely on old account.
bn nov contracts small aud unlDpOrAnt Inc posonb
S,maess ia basod inaby OF the MILLS TO accept iur
thar in view OF the present
m The IRON trade would be extremely dimcu 70 report
and sound OF affairs IN rig
is tdiug low and higher freghts lIom ho
We aaos NO l. s22 SIS; Foundry No. sly 20 2Oi cray
Forge Si60s9. Scotch ing Eglnton WI 81 ~ IN
broe s22 80 GS23 GlenBarnock t25 o. 81
SnmmerIe- s5JGs23 30 Coltness S24; osrtsherio so
Iangoan sl4. Steel Rails have bad modoRe ~
ss AZ the mills only spot Dnt tor oeoDer
been reportod Old Rails were less active AZ ~ 20
scysn ron remains as 81 $50 IN yarn 20 IN
ana {l 30 eX ship Copper has remained aDou ss
A. for Lake 140l4ho for other pIsnas rig
attention me
straits quoted g3as2Sho Engisn ana n oaotsG
s. 7oass, do Terne SO l598e 49, Coke TN 80 20 as
40 Teroe "a 7ba,4 S1 Lead has contnu ed eui am "
sgnIar al II 3Osl for Domestic aud - ~ i9r hcnns
,Iisr 81 37ls for Domestic and % lSS io %
iasian Al the Iron and Metal Exchange to-day Iron
anei and al ner; call 100 American NO OCTOBER
ment sod at s28 quiet and steady. Copper easier.
Lead og locted. spelter stagnant ,
NoIASS Boiling stock quiet ana unchanged. 49,,
NAVAL STOHE5-R0sins we're irregular anu quob snu
strsiued' was quoted 81 65 900 bbls Coca StIahsu
changed hands st 81 Spirits Tupentine was uino
weaKer rs bbs southern sold at d1cj other snah als
acr,ons were 36c.: Jobbng 1918 were NJ oo~
oil CAKE-Quiet and unchanged nc 81 oOas-s. A ,f.,
OIiS-Lanseed OH steady. whilo Cott0nseed anu o
hadcn and l. descriptions were irregular anu puos IA
New Bcdor SAFES We qhocoi ~ otin.
seed ODE, Western Calcutta % gooc truuc
seed 81 ReAasl Summer Yellow A2ssseoi Ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO July 9l.-Catas-Recepts today 81 nead
TOT for far $500 head for time last week
1900 consigned through IS market steady and un
changed Saos-Lght TO Fair 81 60 To- Good TO
Choice SIS TO- Texans at 81 20 Gsi 90 one
load OF Extra SO
eep-ecsipts to-day 1900 head total for the week thus
far 1000 heal for the time last week $500 head
conuEned through ~ only few small lots on SALE
saus-FAr Clipped sheep 81 2JdS5 20, Choice TO
Fancy S. 40 ESQ, Lambs s. so So 40.
1000 head. total for week thus TAR
~ 90 head time last $50 head consigned
throux cars: market duh and lower Sales-Good 10
Choice Workers 81 2U0S6 20. Good Butchers and Mediums
5000 TO- Good Heavy $685. l5 eight cars remain I'M
sold. -
Receipts oO0 head shipments 6OO0; market weak and
pricOs loo low SaesMxei 80 IOG$0 o. heavy % W
dS6 70, Sktps - 75Gs5 90. 800 ,. -.--..
Cats-Rscsipts 1900 shipuents 2500 market stronger
an very active SaesEXpors $50 3d. G0Ud 10 thoice
Shipping steers So 40eSo. Common to Medium III OOS
81 10. ,-oo ....,... .,..t- c,,o,
Iniofior Fair 80 50GS3 So Good 50 20 Choice 81 80
sI LOUIS July 3l.-Csme-kecepIs l,bOU shipments
1900 good but supply only moderate price nrmer
but not higher SaleskxpOrts 80 7O0so Good 70 ChOce
shipping IS To- Common TO Fair 81 Gs5 20 Grass
NATIVES 81 75 Good Grass Texans and lndan steers
sl6Si 90. oo -, -,,-....,. 40. ,.,o.,.. s.u,
Sars-Meduul To Good Muttons - TO 81, PRIME @A 20
Lambs 81 3d. ,o, ,,,, ,oo .r,o, ,o,,or AMI
activo sales-Light SO lOG$6 90 Mixed 50 SOGSo 90.
Butchers So 10 80 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

Onions Conn. and
l.. |. Red. pr bbL 2 % d2B
Onions, Chester,
Red. per Dbl. 2 90 az %
squash. l.. L.
White. per DOL. 5oG 80.
squash. Crook -
Neck. per BIOL. 100 tz3
Squash. Marrow.
per bbl .....-.-. 1 oo0 --..
String Beans. L.
l., per bag. ...- oo0 70
Tomatoes, Jersey. .,
per bush. 0V6 ~
Tomatoes, l.. I.,per - A
Du-D. -. ...------ NV w
Lima BCals. per ~
Dag..... ..-----.- -.-.~o~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01

.sollor 10. buyer 10; ibuysr 80.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-31
Cotton.


Sales here yesterday were 100 bales;
all to exporters, the market closing
unchanged, as follows; Ordi.
nary, 7sc; good ordinary, Sc;
low middling, 90; middling, 94c;
good middling, 9sc; middling fair,
1850. Stains-good ordinary, 73c; low
middling, stC; middling,slc. Tinges--
middling, 8ic; good middling. 80.
The New York cotton market closed
quiet. Middling, loo. Sales yester-
day, 164O bales. Stock on hand 1859 :
063 bales. Futures weak at 6 to 10
points below Saturdays closing figures.
The New Orleans market closed firm
but unchanged. Middling, SO Ice
Sales, 800 bales. Stock on hand, rs, $50
bales. Futures steady. The Liver
pool market was firm at 1.16d higher.
Uplands, 5 9-l6d; orleans, 5 11-16d.
The worlds total visible supply Of
cotton last Friday was 2,O64,365
bales, an increase over last year OF
4O7 $40 bales, Of 1880 over the year
before and 472,466 in excess of 1880.
Prices in Liverpool are now I'D lower
than last year; I'D below the two
years before, all at the same date.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-31

Special to the Commercial Gazette.
ATLANTA, GA, July 28.-Two gay
society men of Atlanta, Mr.. Lyle. son
of a real estate dealer, and Mr.. Alexe
apder, son of REPRESENTATIVE Alexan-
der, OF Alexander, Cobb Is Co., have
been thoroughly eowhided by MIR.
Raudels, a popular liquor man. Some
days ago Mr.. Randel's sister, a charm
ing young lady, visited this city and
was the recipient of marked attention
from the two named among others,
Among other attentions they sent her
watermelon, il the center Of which
she discovered a black doll, which
had been skillfully inserted BY the
young men, This passed off as a Joke.
On the lady's return home to neigh.
bering town she received a second
black doll with obscene representa-.
tons. This was mQEo than a Joke.
The young lady sent her brother, who
laid In wait for the young men, and
found them rowing the town FRIDAY
morning, when he fell upon them yip,
orousiy, making them Sry for mercy
Tho a4eiF was kept very quiet, and
only leaked out by degrees and the
necessary absence Of the youths IRON
the streets while undergoing surgical
repliTs. ~
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New York Hsrnld. q


The World thinks that poatal tele.
graph, such as the Herald has sug.
gested, would be a political danger"
To save tao country from such a
pelil 1t periodically urges the Western
Union company to recognize the force
of public opinion and make oOnees-
sions to its employees" vSettle il" is
the Worlds advice to the Western
Union stock,waterers
1t is very sound advice, and We are
pleasedithat the World gives it.
Nevertheless, We still think that the
Erie canal Is a useful check 10 the
trunk line railroads, and that postal
telegraph, not as a government mon
Opoly of the telegraph, but as 40 aid
to private companies and a check
upon them, would be valuable and
harmless. Such line would be built
Tor cash, would contain no water, and
its competitor would make the private
telegraph companies punctual and
obliging to the public and considerate
to their workpeople. All that would
be an improvement,
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10 politics be neither case nor sskoS
quarter, and Rss as positive and per.
tinacious In bis later years as when he
first came upon the political field.
1t is said that he has left mass of
valuable papers and correspondence,
his fathers and his own, which he
never found time to arrange for publ
cation. Fortunately among his con-
nections is the man, Captain G. v.
Fox, who has in full the knowledge
and ability to make a proper use of
these interesting and important re-
mains, audit is to be hoped that be
will undertake the task of preparing
them for publication. Few more walls
liable contributions to the political
history of the country from Jackson's
time to the period of reconstruction
can exist than the Blair papers.