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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
HIco.


Correspondence Of the Gazette.
HIco, TEX, Dec. 2l--Ilco has shipped
over 5000 bales of cotton with number
in her yards yet 20 ship.
1t is raining to-day much to the gratin-
cation OF the wheat grower.
We have three new churches about
completed and several tasty residences
under construction.
Hlco is enjoying large trade.
THE GAZETTE is the paper for this sec
ton. II always reaches Us the day OF
publication.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
a Failure Mt sulphur springs,

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Tx, Dec 22.--
Our people were surprised this morning
TO learn that ID. Il cher y Bro, dry-goods
merchants, had been closed by attachment
from the United States court for $1,000 In
favor Of Isaac Lewis of New York. Their
liabilities are supposed 20 be about SlS,-
600 and their assets Sl4 900.
Our town is full Of people buying and
preparing for the holidays,
II d. Warren, good citizen OF Car
rol's Prairie, died on the 18th inst OF
pneumonia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
A Movement to Free Easton.
q

DALLAS, Ten, Dec. 22.-There is a
move on foot to get EastOn out of Jail.
For years he has been in felon's cell,
suffering vicarious punishment for gang
of cotton thieves of which he was the
least guilty member. Baum has gone the
way Of all flesh, Cammack has relapsed
into quite n respectable citizen of Dallas,
and the rest of the gang have got back
into the old rut OF private citizenship.
Several of the citizens, who believe in the
punishment of crime but think the c
should be an equal distribution of justice,
have concluded to raise S2500, the
amount of Easton's bond, and let him
breathe the air of liberty once more.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
na.o nall At Cinrl, osyliIe,

Special to the Gahellc
CLARKEsvfIiE, TEX, Dec. 22.-The
Young Womcn's Baseball club Of New
York played match game against the
home nine of Gainesville at 2 O'Clock to-
day. There was Il good crowd IN attend
ance, and good hits upon either side
were heartily chcered and much enjoyed.
The sympathies of the spectators, rising
above "shriyeled localism," seemed to be
on the side Of the foreigners, yet they
were beaten by a score OF II to "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

specIal to the Gnzetle

BENNETT, Tex, Dec. 22.-NIarrled, at
the Methodist church yesterday at
O'Clock p. m, by Rev. Eaglcbarge, in the
presence OF large audience, Mr.. j. T..
Brooks to Miss Mamie Robinson, and
Mr.. j. T Bryan to Miss Jennie Parks, all
Of whom stand high in society and are
residents Of this place Married, also, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father yoster-
day at O'Clock p. M, Mr.. G. A. Martin
TO Miss Lizzie Dean, both of this place,
Rev. J. NJ Baird officiating.
Cotton receipts are falling Off The
crop is almost gathered. The receipts up
to date at this place are about 1000
bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Baird.


HprNIhI % inc NHHtIIV.
BAIRD, Tex, Dec 22.--The pay car
arrived at $3.50 yesterday evening and
gaddened the hearts of our boys with
plenty of Christmas money, and all are
happy.
we had light shower Of ram yester-
day, though not enough to do much good,
other than TO lay the dust.
Everything is stirring with Christmas
preparations.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, former pastor OF the
NJ. Il. church here, but now Of Big Spring,
Tex, is visiting Baird.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Gently came to Texas from North Caro-.


Correspondence Of the Gazette.
LIVINGSTON, TEX, Dec. 20.--Lodge
No. 1887, Knights OF Honor, at its stated
meeting last night elected the following
officers for the ensuing year, viz: Thomas
T. Crossan, dictator; Lewis L. Gerlach,
vice-dictator; Martin d. Ford, assistant
dictator; Charles Il. Miller, guide; Young
w. Mcneil, reporter; Theophilus T..
Niece, financial reporter; Walter ID.
Willis, treasurer; David G. Vlctery,
guardian; Hezekiah Williams, sentinel;
Charles r. Miller, representative to
grand lodge; william X. McCardell, al
temate; Y. w. Mcneil, G. r. Miller and
w. X. McCardell, directors, DR.. W. X.
McCardell medical examiner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
nreenNiLln.
Special to tho Gazette.

GREENyuIE, TEX, Dec. 22--Before
the season closes we will have shipped
20, 600 bales of cotton, besides 100 cars Of
grain, and II is too soft for one railroad
to have it all their own way
District Supreme Commander ID. w.
Reinberg organized II lodge OF knights
aud Ladies of Honor In the new Brock
ham house parlor last night, with twenty
three charter members
Cotton is still coming in at the rate of
about two hundred bales day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Attempt to wrocl, Passenger Train.

QUEEN CITY, TEX, Dec. 2i.--Au at
tempt was made to wreck the norCh-bound
passenger train at Llnark switch, two
and Il half miles north of here, last night.
a pile OF ties was placed on the track.
The keen eye uf the engineer discovered
the obstruction in time To stop the train,
aud no damage was done Or. NJ. NJ.
Woodward and Constable iluGsdale OF Jhis
place were on tine train, and from them
we learned Of the attempted Wrccking.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

speelnl % the anEeLte.

GrLsER, TEN, Dec. % In the JUSTICES
court to-day John Wilson, Joe McGarret,
James Gilberth and Jake Spangler each
charged with assault to murder and bur-
glary, waived their examining trial, and
in default of bail in the sum OF $500 in
each case were committed to jail to await
the action of the grand jury, which con
venes In January next, There have been
no new developments in this case since
yesterday VIM, the party upon whom
the assault was committed, is going
around town Mt this time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23

SpCCiaI % The Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, Dec, % In the case
of Ryan and Dunn, railroad brakamen
charged with theft from man on freight
car of the sum OF $50, on account of ina
bility OF the state to show that the theft
took place In this county, the state dis
missed the case. Before the parties could
leave the courtroom they were arrested
by Deputy NJ. c. Means on the same
charge and will be held till the coming of
the Leon county officers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
SULLIVAN VS.. RYAN.
The Two Sluggers again to Contest Tor tn
Championship.

Championship.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Yestcrday Tom
Kercns put up $3.50 forfeit on Paddy
Ryan and Hugh Reilly of Washington put
up like amount on Sullivan for fight
for $4,000, s. 1000, $4,000 or 500 600,
with bare knuckles to a finish, London
prize ring rules, or with hard gloves, Mar
quis OF Queensbury rules. Thursday
Kereus and Reilly will each deposit $1,000
and articles Of agreement viii he made
Sullivan said that he was doing very well
in the posing business and after his en-
gagcment was finished he would
fight Ryan. He said he would give
Ryan tlrs5 chance and after that he would
box consecutive nights with Mccartney,
Mitchell aud Burke.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Jedorson.
oorresponaence of the Gazeltt

JEFFERSON, Tex, Dec. 2l.--Mr. M. j.
Nolan of Fort Worth, representing the
knights of Labor, called public meeting
at the courthouse and formed an organi-
cation of laboring men yesterday. John
Grant was elected master workman, and
w. L. j. Graham recording secretary.
District court convened this morning,
Judge w. r. Mclean presiding. The
genial district attorney, John l.. Shop
pard, Is at his post.
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indicted for Murder.

Special to the Gazette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, Dec. 22.-Thc grand
iury returned a bill of indictment for
murder against James Zachry for killing
Allan Figures. Upon a writ OF habeas
corpus before Judge Mclean, Iachry was
admitted TO bail in the sum of $4,000,
which he readily gave.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
STATE NEWS.
DOings and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from over the state Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Its
own Correspondents.


Bolton, TEX, Dec. 22.--District court
closed to-day Tor one week. The public
schools have closed for two weeks. In
general lines business Is good, but bad
weather is considerably TO the detrinent
of dealers IN holiday goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething, II
sootheS the child, softens the gums, al.
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the
best remedy for diarrhea, 25 cents
bottle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-23


DALLAS, TEX, Dec. ~ John Watson
and T, Quinty were arrested to-day on
the charge of robbing JEFF Phillips, coll
ored, of watch. Phillips wanted to 90
TO Marshall, and the men, who repre-
scented themselves as railroaders, agreed
20 give him passage for his watch. The
officers say that the prisoners are thieves
and Migrants.
George Shuiord OF Denton was ar
rested for a luuatic aud jailed. lie re.
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iisnue.

A ane selection OF these goods at An
derson's gun store
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INVEST SHORE RAILWAY.
THE BEST CONSTRUCTOR AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DoIJJLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS OR
PLEASUKE TRANEL.

PLEASURE TRAVEL. -
THE WEST SHORl ROUTE Is ALONG THE WEST
SHORE OF THE WORLD-fAMED HUDSON RIVER,
AROUND FOOTHILLS or CArSk1LL MOUNTAINS,
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY OF THE
MOHAWK.
ON and after 2l. 1885, trains will leave West i2dst.
station follows:
All trains downtown station foot OF Jayst
30 minutes earlier than foot OF West 44dst ~,
Detroit and Chicago El02O mp t;2o 'S.zo D. H. rum
seepers through. ,, ,..o.
Suspension Bridge Nfgua Falls, Bunao locnescI' Tow
5000 M 1870 $50 D. Sleeprs Rnu plIlo ctis soon
Utica ana syracuse f;3O 'lO2u, ll:5O ~ mi o-o DIV
Pm. ..t.. c,,sttu and Alhonv
si9,lO 30 1870 il.5u "A. M i.lu .u;-V o-V y. hi
Saratoga and Lake George specials W ~ llio ih o'io
Kaaterskl. Hunter Hobart Grand Hotel staton rhm
Hotel $40 u. m. and $40 D. NJ ~
Palenvle Cairs Mountain House STATION HlO, ll;oO n
Nor Montreal aud Canada $50 $3.50 p. Ham
,n London. slO,2O M 'bi2O '-V p u' IoioIo o'-V'
.s:2l y. M .,...... Cd,
For ckes time tbes paOr OF sleeping car accomin0da-
items Inform tion Apply q ohcesi Jesey city Penn T.
r. station, Hebokon 10 iIusonst brooklyn, Court at,
Annex ONCE foot Of FULTON 81 New YORK CITY r. .07 2Ii
SO s6 50 0O, lio 1898 Rroatway '3l Bthaye lao
East l25thst 1881 Bowey and West shore statons foot
OF Wcst AID st. and foot OF Jyst, North ver baggage
called for aid checked fro hotesand Icsdcncea Orders
can be left at ticket oihces HENRY MONETT,
$50 broadway. General Passenger Agent
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PROVIDENCE LINE
i for
DHILAnELPHIA AND READING R.R.
NEwJEKsEY CENTRAL DIVISION .l.,i

FOOT o. LIIEIxTYsrg SSRTIf TyEER ,ss,
For n'T fffiInLAApELrnIA and fRiNroS eonsd BFsS,
SS'i at d US A Bay az % sU $50 $3.50 fS PM
Direct connection At Wayne Junction for sns
aaa on all Trains
@ s % LIZ SaS S saa g!ss s IS,
S o oo6 1859 $50 am G6 sG 5 aS
rer Goek HAVEN. PExGE aud PHILrrsBUae Penn
rS %AhaSd4 Sif2 sgSagRE an.
For HAFRisBURd at 800 7iS, $40 m loo I'so. 400
For oS RE a sO Sti:o 5 ssS ioo $780, 800
rs sss rs 1ss ss ss$ay s + Zoo 81, NJ
FOR P!oS Is 5i5 ss5p m sundays
For For PpHMi9UH at 700 1000 $780, s'i' 400
For 1Fi BSHTipifEHEM. ALLENTOWN nd MAUcM caUS I
al i:n0 100. s45 loo lSo, Sa6 o'io pm SUNDAY
ror F. n at 400 700 $40 M LOO 1870 sa1 100
For clsq id iii BRIDGE isa S%ASc $40 iOa
For OFF PpGpnMINGroN 700 $50 ~. loo, $780, $780, is'
500 $50 p, M sundays $50 , m a.. ,o.,o INK.
For s1 o IS siS &C., 49, co. 5 s sS
e'o 200. 1890 sI5, 1880 M Sundays. 4'o' sOo No
For s M so9 5Os e., S So s ESQ So iSf
S sS SS O sl' 5 49, m lOS ESQ i so
For sG Sc sHovF sc S. $50 ana as q
s"S 5i S $50 D. M SUNDAY except Ocean Grove at
ra 400 SES s nj aC Si5 S Sg m $780, 400 soc
rp Pm LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and EARNEoArat 100
For iA,TLANIIC CITY VINELAND and BRlDGEfoN
400 a. M. 1850 p M .x,,,.>, ,,,,,,o,o,,
NrW.JEnsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
rrar pier No 3 North River. via sandy Hook r
-. ,r rfi TIT A NDs SEABKiGHr aud LONG BRANCH.
$50 900 IlOO 100 S41. hSo. $50 D. m sundays
, e;o", - Az ppRoS AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN BEACH POINT PLEASANT &C, 800 ilov
q m, I.D 3:45 ALSO. $50 D. IN. 49, "a
rar X%TIAN'riC HIGHlAN DIS. 4;3J 900 mi $40; oSs
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER, BARNEGAT, i;So a M
rrkeis can be procured foot Iibertyst Pier NO y
North liver 2l 207. 2o7. 26l 2s5, 2s va ana Ia 10
broadway, $50 137 and TAO otl-aye kiyingtonsts ~
IL Ia and li3 reenwich-.ti l6S 2os last ,n iss
! l53l 800 Bowery and principal Is In New DRY Va
I'm Bro 1kyn at Ne Courtsti lOl brosdway % IN
Futonst; 2lO $40 Ma hattanave In oDoken zot hns
inyton.st n Y Transfer Company viii eau iof ana o"'e~
va ~ Ss ~, , ,.,rrL 4. q. HANCOCK.
D. f. 49, uanay Gen rass and Ticket Agt
H. p 8ALDwIN. q. r. p AgG. lls lioerty-s9 ~. l.
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n Ew.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER acknowledgements Jun 2. 1881
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot .,s
drawing room cars TO Rochester aud -. Adams -
ga saratoga Lake George and Montreal speeia, VITA
$50 a. M Fast Limited Chicago and St Louis EXPRESS
with dining stopping at Alb syracuse Rochesie
Buffalo Nia9ara Falls Erie Cleveland aud Toledo aruyin{
at Chicago $50 M Cincinnati 1855 and ST LOUIS $40
p m. next day. Through Drawing Room Car TO Niagara
Falls ..s
1880 a. m Chicago Express drawmgroom cars % Rch:
fed springs Canandalgua, Rochester Niagara Fans ana
ii a. m Western New-York and Northern Exrress with
$40 D. H.. Albany Troy. Saratoga and Utica Express
through drawfngroom cars Lake George on saturays
4 D. m Accommodation To Albany and Troy.
20 81. Louis Express with ecplngcars Tor
Fails Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo. Detroit Chicago
1850 D. M Express with seepngcars syracuse and
Auburn road aud 10 Saratoga; also to Montreal -,
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cleveland, lole an Dc
trot also 10 waite town daily. except Saturday and 10
Ogtensburg ia ly. except saturday.
ll.l5 light Express with seepngcars 10 Albany ana
Troy Connects with morning trains for the west and Tor
the rth except saturday night 90,
Tickets on sale nc Grand ,ntrll Depot No Bowling
4l3 Broadway Harlem Depot. l25th-st and 4thaSe
Westcotts Express Ohces PARK piace near iIat
7S5 and 92 Broadway. and 81 West l2ah-st sew
ork 1913 Washing and $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn and ~
hist, VILLA nsbUrg.
Accommodations Ia drawng and sleeping can be
procured the tcse; oces In Newfork Ciy anug
333 Westinghouse. BROOKLYN
bag age called for and checked from residence
tThc trains stop at Harlem 125;h 81 aud tth-ave)
IN ; TouCF EYhs only u Ai"""S anu D. NJ KENDRIcK.
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

>r,wyouk saturday June 20-BEENE were 80
~, s7k hsad--25 cars MT Eastman ana II cars LOT
~. - Wct,err Total for tho week lb2 head AGAINST
~ i head lsst week No trade IN Live tatue teeihg
weak. -, ..o.k and a ,ractIon LAWYER
ma,r,tal change m shipments as reported yesterday
CSIVEs~Nothng doing for want Of Stock feohnS
aatrp AND LAMBS Receipts were cars, OF 500
80 M ear. at Jersey CITY and car at buthst otnl los
vcck a. s3 heal against 43OB' head last week WIN
oar. an ale today the situation was worse thah ever
denand was moderate. and at even lower prices thhn
Tor grades OF Sheep AID Lambs ntteen
49, ,yrrr iikey over until MONDAY ENremcs lot
ecn were 0i3tc with general sales OF common 10 Goo
:, iPotl,c Ordinary Primo southern Lambs ranged
s,on 10 7c with most OF the saes NJ oUo2c n CHoa"
Vas .old by the head at 81 each. . . ,,o, 49,,
T,i,De Dressed Mutton fair demand at SdS2c. and
hest Dressed Lambs sell at dl5c but Common quality sells
down a Ow hguro. ,o- o... Oh. 90 A. -, =,
osH Go n M at itc rs Western do ~ H. at 3iic 2J0
- snder & Cos 2iO Kentucky sheep, 08 H. At 81 60
oii ohio do * No. at 31c 22i DO ~ D. at 30 252 Ken.
incly Lambs 60 H. at oe 27G do 90 h. at 09c 245 do by
The head. nj 81 each. $780,, ,-. -. - A.,
Ewes l2S 10 1t &c NJ Ohio Sheep q H. at 4hc. az =,
Judd n buckingham; 2U2 Onto sheep, ~ 10 ~ &c no 40
o. NJ at ~ 80; 2O7 OF virginia anbs % 10, at 30 50
Iialenbeck Da,i 40 Kentucky Lambs, o7 10 ~ 20
IN do 81 H. nj Kentucky lives, lOu 10 ~ io i"-
Michigan sheep - No. AZ &C; ~ do Is 10, at 5tc q, ,c
IIuIne & Muen; 2l3 Common virginia LAMBS ~ 70, c
DenDack Dewey: ~ Kentucky Lambs ~ no az, ~ o A.
2io do 20 TO- AZ Gc rs Western sheep 81 h. at a4c' i'
on Recnp,s were 10 ears Of 1857 head making s'
,otaI for the week 1886 hoad. az INST ~ W. Losu i'
Normally aIner at 81 20ast71
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RAILROAD.
On and after June ]. 1888.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

y T.U \ I =
Trains eaye Desbrosses and Courtandt Street
Fe follows:
HARRISBURG Pittsburg and the West Pm imam Palace
Cars attached. M. o. and > D. M. daily New.l0tk
and Chicago Limited Of ParlOr Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars nc % m. every day.
WilamspOrt Lock Haven, a. M. D. M Cory and Eric NJ
connecting Cory for Ittsyille Petroleum Cen
the oil Regions
BALTIMORE Washngto and the south Limited Washington
Express Pullman Paror Cars daily. SUNDAY. 10
M; arrive Washington 1908 D. M regular at $40. and
$50 $40 and and ~ night. sunday 6:l5
$40 and m. and II night
For Atlantic city Sunday with through carr D. H.
For Cape May. except SUNDAY | y. M
Long Bay Junction and intermediate staton,
Railway AmbOy. "a. m, ~ noon, $3.50. D. IN. On
SUNDAY. a. aud N. do not stop az Asbury Park
For Old Point and Norfolk via NcNl Ork. fhHepha ana
Norfolk ailroad. G:20 M week days and 2 m every
dav Baltimore and Bay Line 3; 10 weekdays
BROOKLYN Annex with all through trains at
Jersey city. aordng speedy and direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel
Trans Arrive: From Ptsburc. T. s. 1880 M 65S and
O35 p. IN. daily. From Washington and Baltimore $50.
m. l20. $40, 800. $3.50. y20 and 1905 m SUNDAY
G:2O. a m, $40. 9:2O 1000 p. From Philadelphia
$3.50. $40 T. 02O, $3.50. 1910 l;Sn m. l2o $40
$50. 6;3O $40 $50. 72o $50. 800 9'35; 1903 p M
l2.2O night. sunday 300 800 1Oo 800, lloo a Ill.,
$40 0:2O, 800, 900, 93j. 1905 p NJ.
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V,HE NEW LINE
II BETWmEu , yorN1
NEw.YoRK. PHILA DE LPHIA, Monr1Lxs, OLD roiN'

NEW-YOEK. ttJNfytrsf OHS''
COMFORT AND TIE SOUTH. oorrE
bHOURS FASTER THAN ANY OTHER NY ,Ssmnn,nv
Tie New.York PhilaJepha Norfolk railroad ScmRPoti
now rans Fat Day and Night Express between
railroad 82O a ~. week days and p % daily taaIy Sos
POINT Comfort ID D. m days and $3.50 ~ s Sevs
toI p m and m sleeping through rbs Wits
YORK Charles and Paror Car fro rshs en-
eut CHARGE nnrlor seats and sorput ~
Se at any Ticket Cfce OF the ponnsy
company, r. u. COOKS, Gen fass auu RA"s"' a.
n W.DUGNE. 6upertntsndsnk
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corroN MARKsrs-BY rELga2APH

LIVERPOOL. June 20-l230 D. m-Cotton duG "a 4 mn
upianda ll-iBd DO Md1ing orlelns ~ o xnott re-
haies nculng BOO bales for speculation anu NR,a,Js
CENT. 600 bales American none. Futures du i1ead
for Mdding clause July ana August delivery
also 4ieid do August aud september ,r ac ycry
46-hidi do september ain OctoDci
4s-4d; 4iGldi do October ana N yvsYel s5,ld
3i.O4d; do November and December deuveiy' QUINN"
Do December and January delivery, 3o0id mn ,o,o.
D. m-CoonThe saies OF the day incinaen ~, se
American firm uplands Low n ,, erv
June delivery l6Ad value DO June ana sny as
sellers do August aud september delivery t.oau,
buyers do september and october delivery s3oan
do Ociobcr and November delivery 3oOid sees 10 NJ.
yomber December delivery S654d BUYERS 90 nece
Der January delivery. 5buid buyers 10 JahuAiJ III"
February delivery. D 3SUid. yaiuc.
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express Trans NewYork DesbrOsses and Court
laudt street Ferries as follows;
62O. 7:2O \, o % Chicago IIme' and 10 Washington
Limited, II. lll0 n. m. l. 80 3io 4, 4aiO, . O.
and y. M. and l2 night Sundays, 6:l1 % Limted.
aud 10 a. NJ; $40. g. q. L and p m, and 2 night
leaving NewYorl daily. except Suniy OF o. and
l;l0a m l. pa 4aO and p m connect at Trenton for
RETURNING trains leave Broad Street station Philadelphia
l2Ol $40 435 s. A5. 900. $50. 800 $3.50, ii and l5
n m Qimited Express $50 and 400 D. M !. - !, D. o.
$50 7IO 7lO and .; 10 ON SUNDAY l!;ol $40 4;3
o. 5I5, $3.50 m, l. 1 tl;j0 Ilmite t. $50 IlO 74o p
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 500 M daily except
SUNDAY. 800 - 1900.
AM, foot OF Desbrosscs and Courandt Sta Courts and
station, foot OF Fulton St, BROOKLYN;
Iusohs Hotel Hobokon station, Jersey city En- grant
Ticket once No. =. Batteryplace, and Castle Garucn
The New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences. . .,,ooD
CHARLES T.. PUGH. j. II. WooD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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-.ORWICH LINE FOR BOSTON, WORCES-
~ TER PORTLAND NEW.LONDON, NORWICH
WHITE MOUNTAINS and all points East From Pier
River foot Of Watts st. next pier above Des
brosses street Ferry. at m :" CITY oE WOR5 ESTER
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays. oiI1 OF B.sION
NAV be socnrrd AZ 207 26 397 and 957 Broad
way Windsor Cosmopolitan and ars Hotels s55 Fulton-st
b'"'>S" "N" AZ ~ GEO. W. BRADY. Agent
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riser. Vessels ant R1itro1fH
NEw-YoRK. June 30. lsS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEw.YORK. juno 70. 1850.
coFFEE-spot Rio 1uet and nominal at $50 for Far no
options dull aud unchanged sales '9 ~ 2niy
closing an steady follows June " 2V On "a ~
67Oa375 August 20 1885, september, 6So0oSVj ~, "a
tober 7O067 05 November, 7O5 ~ % Desempea' INV
75 general, WIT iDut quotaDe cnhn o,es
COrToN-spOt Cotton quiet steady anu @ s mort and
l42O bales 81 last including Ju iVr 70
$40 consumption George Moore sold aoO
opaIte said TO be for Liverpool Delivered OIL oo"
l4O0 bales. ,.., aton
fOIIOWg:
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

stations Penn'ylva.a I RplT e.1o fSos e. c0'nn''
NETWORK Phla and Re ding Il. H., foot Iberty-st
LEAV. YORK-Commencing Jnne ~, lSo Il,
For Souh Anboy Philadelphia and Re idng ilroah
T. 545 745. l. noon. 0, 4, o. 0;lo, ';Sop' Nj
Sundlys 1. $40 a. m. IL noon. p. M. 90 - 40
via Pennsylvania Railro d. 4l5. 1o m, IL noon f;iV
3 U:lu % m sundlys. i:l5. y q. m, 0 p M ,,,,
5i5 7:5 - ii q. M II noon. l;5O, $50 D. oio' I3J
u m sundays I s:i5 a. m, II noon D. m -, - ,,o
Via Pennsylvania Riltold Alb 40 n H. IL hoon fAV
g. iiS o. m sundays. i:l5. = n. m. p M. 49,, nj,
For Red Bank Long Branch, ocean Grove AsOury faIk
Ocean Belch Spring Like Sea CRIT Point ieasaht eo
via Philadelphia aud Reaaing Railroad L. '4o - d ID;
IL noon 1850 $50 1. 49, o. 5:i5 1870 IN; Sundsys hos
stopping ocean Grove or AsbuIy PARK L. Gao Ill., Il
noon. I p ,oor
sIn 3: doe. stop AZ Red Bankl 4;lO o. $50 p m
sundays no stopping at Ocean Grove or Aspury Pak'
4l5. n y. m. - -. . - =, ,,r.r ,,.o,,r,onso,.
C. O. HANCOCK, J. r. WOOD
a. p y 4. A.P g. r X. II. : O. T. A T. ~ rs
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-FOR. BOSTON
L and the East All from Grand Central Depot. Three
express trains tsundays excepted 10 Boston at
D. IN (parOr attachei and y. m with palace sleep
ing ears sundays at II p m with palace stepping cars
Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot paror
cars atachedl D. m; arrives at Newport l:2 ? m =.