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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-13
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 81,

A. Special Commissioner Of said Court md as Ex-
ccutor Of the last will OF W. q. Bailey, deed, offer
a. public sale TO the highest bidder before the
Court house door In stanford, Ky, the tract Of
land upon which said deeei cut resided at the time
Of his death, situated in the Northwest limits Of
the town Of STAFFORD. The said tract con tain
as Acres, Roods and z Poles. all Of
when Is within less than one-half nile Of the
Courthouse, the nearest point IA tine site for a
6Weiling house, within less than 800 yards. II
aa be conveniently divided inio town lots, for
which there Is a trisk demand In the town Of
stanford. The land Il excellenily fenced aud dne-
y wateTei from never fall ng springs and good
we'll, has upon II comfortable frame dwelling Of
rooms, besides halls, situated upon the his hest
and most beautiful eminence around stanford,
commanding hne view Of the town and sur
rounding country for several miles distant. There
are also good corn crib, fair barn and stable,
carriage house and other outh0uses. an orchard OF
40 trees and excellent garden. II Is Of the very
hnest quality Of blue grass soil and has a hne
frontage upon the Lancaster pike aud gooi out
let % the Danville pike.
ID viii be offered hrst in 8 parcels, as follows:
The first embracing all the buildings, orchard aud
garden, containing % 7-l0o acres, honting on the
Lancaster pike The "a containing 6s-iO0 acres,
fronting upon the Lancaster pike and having upon
il dne building site. The 80 containing 10 63-l00
acres, With good outlet 70 the Danville pike with
due building sites. IL will then be offered as a
whole and the eid which realizes the most mon
The saIs WILDE made upon a credit Of aud Y
months, "a equal installments, bearing inter
Get IRON dale OF sale Tor Which touds Win
good securiv, having the force and eject Of iudg-
ments, will be required, With lien retained upon
land. Possession Of he property viii Be given as
soon as satisfactory bonds are executed, subject
however, TO the action Of the Court upon the sale
Further information may be had By correspon 4
Ing with or interviewing the undersigned N0mmis-
sioner al bagdad. shelby county, KY, o. nom w.
n Mailer on the premises or irOn Francis Miller,
Real Estate Agents. STAFFORD, KY, WHO VIII show
the premises and plat Of same.
HARRISON BAILEi,
l95-td Special Commissioner
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DEATHS

-Af,er a short illness 1f fever, Mr..
shanks spoonamore died at s o'clock yes
terday morning, aged about 80 years. He
was 10 business at Stanford Junction at the
time Of bis death, having recently purehas-
ed Tommy Bal's store. He was a kind.
hearted, popular young man aud many will
regret his untimely death.
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uSc.-About ten days ago James Trox.
till, an escaped convict went 10 the house
Of Mrs Conner in Pulaski, and with
threats OF instant death, IL she made any
cutlery, succeeded in violating her person.
As as soon the crime became known, a mum.
Der Of the relatives Of the lady and others
stiriel 10 pursuit ofthe sconndrel and after
many hardships caught him ia Metealie
county. Hew brought back to Burnside,
when a mob took him in chArge'on Friday
night and swung him TO the Cumberland
River Bridge, where he remained till 10
o'clock Saturday. The dispatch says he was
hung with three-eights cotton rope, the
knot in which caught under HE chm in
such way that suaocation could not take
plsce; so there he hung until terror, pain
and exhaustion did the work. 1t was a
terrible death, but one richly deserved.
Troxtill has been concerned in several sim
liar crimes in the pact lie was sent to
the Peaitsntiary for two years in 1877 for
an attempt 10 ravish the person Of Mrs.
Matthew Ray, Of Wayne county. He ser
we'd out his time, and was scarcely free
before he was sent up sgain for several
years for stealing horse from his father
While his sentence still lacked nine months
Of being out he escaped from a railroad
CONTRACTOR who had him and a number Of
other eonvicls at work A young girl near
his home az one time had a warrant Issued
for his arrest on a charge Of rape, bat for
some cause il Was not served. He was
only tgenty.two years Of age.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-13

We answer dozen correspondents when
we say that We have nothing to do with the
sale Of either Goods Love Story" or the
"Life Of Barnes" Adde'S all cOmmunioA'
lions 10 regard 10 the former TO Rev. Geo.
w. Greenwood, '225 schermerhorn street
Brooklyn, y. Y, and the latter TO w. T.
Price. Esq Courisr.Jounal Building, Lou
isyille, Ky.
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sVsTosWllE, LINCOLN COUNTY

All quiet on the hanging fork.
The price Of corn in this locality has
not yet settled down, but is nominally
81 90 per Dbl in the field.
CLAY Powsll's health is still reported
precarious. NJ. S. Peyion is making slow
progress, II any. toward recovery.
Ernest Woods, trustee Of ]. w. Reid,
has sold the Grocery stock and fixtures TO
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We sdmit our expenses are double most
houses in town, but when you consider we
sell three tunes as much a. any one house,
you can readily see Why we are enabled to
give you closer figures than any one.
Brieht 4 Curran.
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]. w. HOOKER. who has been exhibiting
machinery at the Exposition, sold the
Peerless Traction Engine that he had there
10 Taylor Bros 4 Finnell for 81 $50. He
also cold the Wood Twins Binder that he
had on exhibition, 10 W. NJ. a n. D..
Lackey, Of this county. Mr.. Hooker Is the
boss Of the business.
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CANNED GooDs we have them, over
six hundred cAses, bought before the rise,
including everything in the vegetable, frui,
and 6sh line. We will guarantee to dis
count any prices given you. BrightS Cur
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Ny expenses are 90 small as TO enable
me to cell goods cIoser than any one el.e.
II you know your own interest you'll buy
Of me. T. X Walton.
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NoIwITHsrASmSG the rain, the Rink
was very well attended Friday night and
the boys az usual had lots Of fun. Open
nsxt Friday night
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-13

THE two rssr coach,s ofthe south. bound
express jumped the track neir Givens Sid
ing Sunday night sud although they turn.
ed over on their sides and were filed with
passengers, no one was seriously hurt. A
gentleman, said to be Judge Brown, Of
Knoxville, thought couple ofhis ribs
we're broken, but there was some doubt
even ofthat. A TAD rail and tie caused
the trouble The cars we're left and the
passengers crowded into the mail and bsg.
gsge cars nd the train proc,s dsd after an
hour. detention.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-13

LoyELLs LIBRARY at McRobsris A
stagg's. Nicer than ssaside-large, bold
type and eontaiBing all the standard and
p,pular novels Of the day.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-13

wErrs making a special drive on shirt.
with all-linen bosom and cuff, al 60 cents
each. Don't fail 10 see them. Bruce,
Warren a Co.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-13

NEW PRusEs, Fig, Currants, Raisins,
Oatmeal. Cracked Wheat Buckwhsat
Flour, Florida Orange, Malaga Grapes,
&c, jus. received at Blight * Cursan's
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Commissioners Sale
Valuable Suburban Property
in Stanford.

Lincoln Circuit Court. W. q. Bailey's Exor..
&e VS. W. @. BAiley's Dvs, &e. 10 Equity.
Pursuant 10 judgment OF the Lincoln Circuit
Court, rendered at Its October term, 1888, In the
above ETY. led action, / viii on
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A VIEW 6re-pr,of safe, combination lock
for sale, price $50. Geo d. wearen.
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BULLS hair and rubber lined boots are
the best In the world and sold only by
Bruce, Warren a Go
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-13

HARsrss and shelf hardware cheaper at
T. r. walion's than elsewhere.
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JupoE OwsLtY decided yesterday to .e,
aside the fine Of 5000 anil the imposition
Of triple taxes Fixed by the County Court
against the L. 4 y. r. r for refusal to let
IL property for taxation in the county and
directed that II IL be given another chance
TO list and upon refusal sgain TO 20 do to
impose the fines. lie also allowed Dudley
vaughi, charged with the murder Of Cork
eBdorfer, to give bail IN the sum Of $50
in security, or $500 in money.
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IHAvE 100000 good brick for sale. Hen.
" Bsnehmau. Stanford.
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LARGE and excellent lot Of heavy ovei-
coats aud clothing just opened at J. W.
Hayden's.
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RRucF, wARnES & Co. are sole agents
for the Buell. Boot. that are creating %
much interest through Kentucky.
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CnEAP liresf aos, boards, coal va.s'
and hods At Bright 4 Curran's.
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TON FIsH, the old negro man ~hoss skull
was crushed by Albright, wss thought 10
be dying last night lie had been speech
lees Tor as hours.
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wAxIKDi -I,ish Potatoes. bright q
CuTran.
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Brsr Virgins smoking aud chewing to-
bacco At T. Y. Waltou's.
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" you want sui, Of eloshes or an over.
coat, call and see Ednis,on 4 owsIey.
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THE price Of this paper when paid in ad-
vance has be,n reduced 70 81 per snnum.
When we have 10 wait any tine We will
Invariably charge 81 So
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Nv xorrs are with the Fsrmer Nation
al Bank for collection W. + Green.
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My stock of the above goods is
now very comprehensive and my
prices for them EXCEEDINGLY
Low. You are standing in your
own light ifyou do not buy ofme.
l mean every word of this, as you
will see by calling at the Postofficeo
store. Country Produce wanted.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-13

DAS QuiSS, q Roctcisile, who was
sentenced to two years imprisonment, for
killing Harris Matthews, has just had HE
sentenced affirmed by the Appellate Court.
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Cattle TmIF.-Lsst week, Geo. JOues
stole yoke Of oxen from VIM. G. Wallace,
Of Pulaski county and drove them through
Crab Orchard to Lancaster. There he cold
them TO Mr.. Herndon, but when told he
could no, pay him till next day. he drove
on in the direction Of Hubble's store, where
he vss overtaken by parties In pursuit and
fred At six times without further effect
n an to make him take 10 his heels. He
succeeded 10 reaching the Dix River cliff.
and il still at large The oxen we're esp.
tured.
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A PORTION Of the tsmporarr bridge over
the Rolling Fork at New Haven, put up
there after the old one gave away with a
freight train last spring, was carried ca by
the frsshet Saturday morning and trains
have been running eIcssiingly irregulsr
since, averaging about twelve hours late.
A transfer has to be made in wagons via
the turnpike bridge, but Why Il takes 40
long Il something nobody but a rAilroader
can end out. The Company is to blame
for this serious Inconvenience TO the trav.
cling public and other. They had plenty
Of time TO pu. upa bridge that would moi
w',h away. But rsihoad companies care
very little how much annoyance they give
the people. .....
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A GKEESvILLE, Tx, paper contains
the following in regard to a former citizen
OF this sections "Mr. Thos. f. Kir,ley, for
seversl years book.keeper for Mesns. Long
q Blain at their large planning and gin mile
in this city, met with an secident which
resul,ed in the loss Of his left hand. In 40
ungusrded moment his hand was caught
by the gin-saws snd all HE fingers except
one were torn Of. The hand was left in
such a condition that smpu,a,ion WIS
found necessary and in n few hours after
the accident occurred the operation was
performed, and he is now doing remarkably
we'll. Mr.. Kirtley san excellent citizen
and We 'ympathize deeply with his misfor.
tame, as one can lily afford to lose 80 valu-
able member"
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srus Cotton for al. BY T. R. Walton. .
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THE Superior Court has affirmed the de-
cision Of the Lincoln Circuit Court reliev.
ing Judge Lyle from liability in taking
securities on the Chsvis Guardian bond,
which afierward. proved to be Of no value
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CAPrURED.-Squre f q. Caldwell, Jr +,
and Harvey Ellison, Of this county, caPiur-
ed near wayn,sburg, Friday, sti,h Elliott,
who killed Bimes in Mercer county and
fed, and for whom Gov. Knott has offered
a rswfri Of 500 lie had assumed the
name Of DC Floyd and vas staying with a
relative. The cap,ors delivered him TO the
j,ilsr Of Mercer, who will keep him con.
feed until the Circuit, Court aoquits him,
a, il usually doe. its murdereu.
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The Harrodsburg Enterprise says that IL
{. impossible 10 get letter from Stanford
under two days and that the ISrERroR
JouRSAL never reaches u ere till the day
after i,s publication. or course il is all
the fault Of the incompetent mail ageni',
Who would ssrve their country better be-
tween two pillow hsrdles than mixing up
msil at 81 600 Per year Our paper is al
way. printed the night before the day Of
issue srd has never failed yet to be ready
for the firs, mail leaving Stanford there
after.
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RiLLrD.-Iniorma,ion has just been re
ceived here that Lee Little, con Of Hon.
David Y Little, Of Clay county, was kill
ed in Harlan county last week. He and a
young man named spurlock, while drunk,
got into trouble With lot Of men whose
names We could no, learn and In the gen
eial shooting that fsllowed, Little was
killed aud spurlock shot in the leg.
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Elsewhere.

BUFFALO, June 2.-Cattle-Receints to-day,
500; total for the week. thus tar, 5000 same
Through, $50 cars. The market was tending
downward; lair to good steers, 1915 06.25.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts tO-tiay, 1900:
total for the, week, thus far, Is, o0o FOR same
time last week.. 10, 400; peeipts, consigned
through, 1Siears. The market was strong and
higher all offerings sold; fair to good clipped,
So, 2506. no very choice here.
| HOgss-Reeeiptsi to-day. 400; total for the
week. TINS far %, sos; Tor same time last week,
%, 600; receipts consigned through, 81 cars.
Ths market WAS duli; good TO choice Workers.,
81. 20073O; li,rbt. Workers., %6.9007s10 gnud
butchers and mediums, $3.50 0'7.40; pigs, $3.50
0675.
J CHICAGO, June 2-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports Hogs-ReceIprs 1000: shipments, 1900.
The market was slow anu steady; closed strong
and all sol,t; MIXED packlng hoes, S6.5o06s5;
heavy hogs, S6.900L25; light hogs, $3.50
| D. 95; skips, So. 80 06.20.
Csttle-Receipts. 100; shipments, a, 700 The
market was brisk aud strong and ALI sold; ex-
port cattle. Sc 06.3o;l good TO choice shipping
cattle, 50. 1905; common To fair 50. 10 D 60.
/ sheep-Receipts, 1.7o0 shipments. 100. Tina
sheep, So 04.23; good, 50 40: choice to extra
shOrn, S0.50Go00
H KANSAS CITY. June 1.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. 1000: ship
menrs,. none. Receipts largely stock going
West. supply on market very moderate; prices
steasly; native steers, from l,050, TO 1 $50 lbs
average sold at S4. 80 20 80; COWS, $3 04.50.
\ Hoes-Receipfs. 1920; shipments. none. The
market WIS lower and weak; sales ran2ed at
$e 50 $3.50. The bulk of the sales were at 1850
I 066a.
4 Sheep Receipts, 600: shipments, none. The
market quiet and unchanged.
/ ST. LOUIS. June .-Cattie-Reeaipts. 400;
ishipments, 700: usual Saturday duliness pre-
/, vailed ro-,iay; supply very light; UuyeHs seapce
and only small local trade done at previous
PRICES
sheep--Rseeipts. none; shipments, 400 no
| supply and nothing done.
H Hogs-Market duh and easier for tops; light
shipping. $6. s007; mixed TO good packing, So 20
al; butchers to extra, So 77.20 Receipts, 500;
shipments, $500.
\ CINCINNATI, June 2.-IIogs firmer; common
and hight. $6O7.1O;. packing and butchers,
S87007.35. Reeelpts, 1900; shipments, 800.
/ MILWAUKEE, June 2.--Hogs steady at W. go
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Grain and Provisions at Chicago.
CHICAGO, June Irregular wheat was In fair
arregate business, but the feeling was unsettled;
at the opening prices were a shade better, adj
vanced g asc, declined q 07sc, and closed isc
higher for July, lsc lower for August, and SIC
lower for September than at yesterdays close.
Sales RANGED a5 S1.130I.14 for June,
81. I5ie01.167s for July, $1.16Ss 9I17I9 for Au-
gust, $ll71a01.lSla for September, 81 IL Aa0
1.1Sl9 for October, BIB 0l.137s for the year;
spring, 1.12s 01.13; winter, SIl5.
Corn was in good shipping aud speculative
business; market tirmer and averaged higher;
opesed ssc above, declined sea lae, and closed
SEC above yesterdays close. Sales ranged at
56os05714c for June, 57Is95ssec for July. 5Sss
9594c for August, 59l4 059Ae for September
SO 053l4e for the year.
Oats were in, good shipping demand and firm.
Sales ranged at 39Ss9397sc for June. and July.
340344e for August, 325ec for. September,
81 :. 03l Tsc for the year.
Pork was fairly active: advanced 501oe, de-
clined 15020c. and closed quiet. Sales ranged
at $19.200l925 for cash, Sl9.15019.32l2 for
June, $l9300l9.50 for July, $l9.5o019.70
for August, S19.65019.S2la for September,
1919 for October, $l7. 25 OF. 40 for the wear,
Lard was fairly active; advanced .02 3 a .o5c.
receded .05 Toe, AMI closed steady. Sales
ranged at IL 81 ia9l1 zoe for cash. l1.671s0
l1.75 for June, IL. rs a l. $50 for July, 11.320
l1.47l2c for August 11.271201l. 40e for Sep
TENDER, 1882 l2010.35c for the year.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Oid-felows Hail.
Thee. P. Haughey, Pres't. H. Latham, Cash'r
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

The New York Money SIarket-stOck Trans
acknowledging Prices Of Government Sc
curities-Quotations OF General Stocks.
NEW YORK. June 2.-Moner 2 la03 per cent.
closing at 202l2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent.
Sterling exchange. bankers bills are steady at
4S44 for sixty DAYS and 499 for demand.
Bar silver S1.09a,
Government bonds were generally unchang-
ed.
Railroad bonds were strong on . moderate
volume of business.
Speculation on the Stock Exchange has been
dun and somewhat irregular but in the main
strong. The market opened lsQll9 per cent.
higher than it closed yesterday. and immediate
ny after the opening there was further advance
of1s91 per cent, the latter Canada Southern,
followed by reaction extending to y per cent
After this the market again became strong. aud
shortly after midday recorded an advance of ia
as per cent, IN which New jersey Central,
Reading, Erie and Richmond g. Danville were
the leading features. In the early part of the
afternoon the list receded fraction, hun again
became strong, and during the next hour and n
hah sold up L0114 per cent, the
coal shares, Union Pacific and ST.
Paul 4 Omaha heipg the most prem
1nent in the upward movement. The prices
here reached were the highest for some time
past. In the late trade speculation became less
active and prices dropped off fraction. bnt the
most of this reaction was recovered in the final
dealings. The market closed irregular but lrm
with an advance on the days transaotiOns of
1t92 per cent, the coal shares, Union Pacific and
Vanderbilts beng most conspicuous.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-ifav
sgssragated $40, 600 shares, and included 5000
Central Pacific: $1,000 Delaware, Lacka wanna,
q Western; 10000 Denver g. Rio Grande; IL 900
Brir: 5000 Kansas & Texas: II 200 Lake Shore:
s.OcJ Michigan Central: 5000 Missouri Pacific
10000 Northwestern; $4,000 New Jersey Cen
trial: 10000 New York Central; 5000 Northern
Pacific; 10000 Milwaukee & ST. Paul; 5000 ~.
PAM e Omaha; 5000 Texas & Pacific: 81, 900
Union Pacific; 1900 Wabash Pacific; 10000
Western Union: 10000 Oregon & rranscOnli-
mental, and 5000 Rochester & Pfttsburg.
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
EXCHANGE AND GOVERNMENT sECURIrIFs
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK. june 2-Flour dull and un-
changed; receipts. 10000 brlsi exports, 1900
brs, Wheat opened Unsettled and afterwards
became weak aud reacted 7s0rl4p. chasing
steady; receipts. 90 900 hu; EXPORTS II 900 bu:
ungraded spring, 81 ,05; No. spring, 81 06; UNI
graded red. 81. 0S d .22l9; steamer No. 3 red.
~; No 3red, 81 20; steamer No 2 red. 81. I6l9
9il7; No. . red, 81 23lo % "a In elevator; I'M
Irr.dsd. white. $i.09 al Ia Steamer No. white,
95c; No.2 white, $i.05 al 06; No. red, June,
snlasof $4,000 Bu at 81. 22l8@ .23as, closing
ap 81 2gSa: Jnly, sales Of 900 ba at 81 "a
8f.25$. closing at 81. 24os; August, sales Of
i,536, geo bu at 81. 26la 27Os, closing at
Al 26Ss; september sales Of 1,5l2,0o0 bu al
~. 2s al 29is, closing at 81 30; OctoDer sales
of 7l2, 600 IN 81 goal 81. closing ut 81, 3ole.
CorB-Cash lots Il % i3e higher options opened 80
d Zee better but afterward lost the advance, cios-
ing firm; receipts, 81, zoe bu EXPORTS n 900 bu:
utieratled, 56066l4cs No. 3, ~ iog63c; steamer,
6ils 0664c; No 2, 66@67c; No; Jane, 65s#S
0lsc, closing at 50 a4c; July, 66aQB7e. closing,
Nc 66sae; August. 077aR 6S1ae, closing at g9es
September sole closing 10 60fsc. Oats tirH;
receipts, 7s.oo9 ouT exports, % IN; ml3ed Meet
ern, 45io049c white Nestern, 49a5Se. Hops
dull aud nominal. Coffee quiet; Rio csrgocs, 2