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pARDONED BY THE PRESIDENT


Policeman Mullen, OF Cincinnati, For.
given for Hls Election Emery.
CrYcrYS. .tTI, Aug. l0.-Police Lieu
tenant Michae, Mullen was to-day re-
leased from the county Jail, a full par
don having arrived from Washington
signed by President Cleveland. Mul-
len had charge Of Hammond street
police district at tho presidential cleo
zion last November and ho was con-
vic.ed Of having locked up In tho Sta
tion house over 100 colorod men tho
night before the election. They were
detained until after p, N. on election
day, when all were released. No
charge was entered against any OF
them. Mullen was convicted In the
United States court for violation OF tbe
Federal election laws and sentenced 20
one years imprisonment which be-
gan January 3. The president gave az
the grounds for tho pardon the good
reputation Of the prisoner, the fact
that the application was signed by
many tirst-clsss people, and that Null
len nisapprohended his duties, and
various other causes.
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Tho Grand Army Epoompmon,

GETrrsBURG, Aug. l0.-This war a
pleasant day for the Grand Army En-
campmant. General s. y. Burdotte,
commanCer-in-J Jhief, accompanied by
J.C Einonan, deputy commander OF
New Hamps.Nire, arrived to-day, aud
this evening the different poste
marched In roviow before
the distinguished visitors. Addresses
to the veterans wprG made, one Of
which advocated G'and Army OF the
Republic monument 20 Gem
ersl Grant by subscription
Of 10 cents from each membor, This
was enthusiastically recel ved. A sub.
sorlption OF this kind would aggregate
$500 900
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Tho White House

WAsHINGToN. Aug. 10.--The White
House is new closed to visitors and
will not 90 re-opened until ltho Presi-
dents return in September. In the
meanwhile the building will be over
hauled and made as comfortable and
clean as possible. Considerable re
pairing will bo done and several im
provements In the internal arrange
ment will be made. The clerical force
will remain ON duty during the SUN
mer. Assistant Private Secretay
Pruden Is in charge. The President
will always be within telegraphiC
communication with the White House
and will in that way attend to matters
requiring attention on his part.
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Mhors ths R,malnn Ro.trd

New YORK, Aug. lO.-Several COW
orod wagons to-day took away from
tho city hall the bier upon which
rested tho remains Of General Grant,
whilo lying In state. The floral offer
ings will be removed and placed at the
tomb. Curious people through the
day loiterod through the black corrl-
doris, stared NJ the spot whore the body
laid, and eagerly seized tufts OF moss
and leaves that had fallen upon the
a
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PREPARING TO RECEIVE THE CZAR.
VIENNA, Aug. 10.-Extensive prepa-
rations are being made for the meet
ing of the czsr and tho Emperor of
Austria, which will take place shortly
at Kremsir, a town of M0ravia, on
March. The cost of decora-
tions and other arrangements
for the meeting will reach
100000 florlns, and the create st -
forts are boing put forth by the aut, Jr-
tiles 10 prevent any attempt being
made on the lifo OF either OF tho po-
tentates. Hundreds of the most ex-
perienced and trusted policemen and
detectives have been drafted for SER
vice Mt the town. Precautions have
already been taken to prevent the
mining OF any portion Of tho town,
and great care Is being taken in regard
TO the trf nsportation of dynamite or
other explosive materials. All parcels
and boxes destined for Kremsir are
carefully examined before being per.
mitted TO be sent to the town, and the
n ames and occupations of all dodgers
and OF all strangers arriving in the
town have been ordered to be fur
nished to police authorities by the
proprietors OF hotels and lodging
houses. No person will be admitted
to the town after the Goth instant With
out special permission.
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Central American States would prove
oil great commercial advantage all
around,
The "Resurrection Of tho Array -


WASHINGTON, Aug. l0.-The recent
general army order sending ofricers
back to their regiments after period
OF four years ON detached duty, Is
provoking much discussion among
officers in Washington. But two Off
GERS now on duty here win be COM
PEELED to join their regiments at once.
They are Captains Gregory and Davis,
of General Sheridan's staff. Captain
Davis was recently assigned TO the
stan service, but he has been on de-
tsched duty tor number of ears.
Oliicers who favor the order say that
iavoritism is now ended; that oflicers
will not be allowed to remain from
their commands 10 or 10 years; that
captains who haye never seen their
companies will now have an opportu-
nifty to look at them, and that men
who have been on tho frontier for the
last four years, will now be permitted
to taste the sweets of army life.
"That Order," said an army officer,
"means the resurrection of the army"
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MORE BLACK FLAG ATROCITIES.
PARIS, Aug. l0.-The minister o
marine has received an official dis
patch from Tonquin stating that the
Black Flags had raided FIVE mission
ary stations and completely destroyed
them, killing many Christians. Eight
hundred of the followers of the mis-
sionaries have taken refuge with the
French troops.
THE CHOLERA.
Reports from Marseilles, received
to-day, state that the weather is
again very warm and cholera in
creasing to such an extent that
hospitals have been opened for
the reception of patients, Reports
from Tnnl0n state that two deaths
from cholera have occurred there and
several new cases are reported.
General De Courcy toiegraphs from
Hue rs follows; "The leaders OF
the Black Flags have vanished
ana their bands have dis
.eersed' Tnero are several cases
Of cholera M tho Halp Hong hospital.
Tbu bishop OF Guinhon reports that 8
missionaries and many Christians have
heon Irassscrsd In tho provinces
of Biendend ard Ply Yea and that
8 0O0 Christians have sought refuge In
GuinhoB, which is occupied by tho
French. General Prudhomme has
started for Guinhon.
SPREADING
MARsEILLEs, Aug. lO.-Thirty-five
deaths from cholora to-day.
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reunsssso Live Stock Dolegatep,

NASHVILLE, Aug. TO- Governor
Bates appointed to-dSy from the State
at large delegates and alternates to
the National Cattle and Horse.growsrs
convention, that meets in ~. Louis on
tho 23d of November next. AS dele
gates TO represent the cattle interests
OF the State, Hon. Mark j. Cockrell, oI
Davidson county, was appointed, and
Mr.. w. p. Webster, OF Maury comfy
alternate. To represent the interests
Of the great Tennessee horses, Captain
James Franklin, Of Summer
county, was appointed delegate,
and Mr.. James p. Johnson,
of Williamson county, alternate
All of the appolntmentsmeet with the
hearty approval OF the cattle and
nurse-growers Of the State,
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A Heavy Iron FaIlure

NEW York, Aug. lO.-The firm Of
Emmons & Roach, iron dealers, Cedar
street, made an assignment to-day for
Tho benefit of creditors, to Francis H..
Tobin, without preferences. A repre-
sentative OF tho assignee said that the
failure was duo TO the general depros-
sion in the iron trade. Tho books will
have to be thoroughly examined be-
fore tho liabilities and assets can bo
datarminad
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Germany.


A COLONIZATION SCHEME coNpEM NED.
BERLIN, Aug. l0.--The Vosiche
zeitung condemns the scheme for
German colonization in ZANZIBAR. IL
says lis projectors ought to show that
the territory which 1t Ia proposed to
open for settlement ia all worth the
coal that would be consumed in car
rying there the troops needed to retain
possession of the territory.
INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH C0NVBN-
TIoN.
The international Telegraph confer
ence opened its sessions to-day. DR..
stephen the imperial minis
ter OF posth and telsgraphs
was chosen president. Tho rules Of
procedure observed at the interna--
tional telegraph conference in Lon
con We're adopted. Two commit
tees were appointed-one to
consider the various propositions
placed before the convention respect
ing telegraph tariffs and the other on
technical questions connected with
the working of telegraphs. Ii was
found on the assemblaQo of
the conference that the mass Of busi-
ness which has been placed before
the body for discussion will necessi-
tate a SO ssion of from four to six weeks.
1t Is believed that the voting In the
conference on Prince Bismarck's
proposition TO establish q uniform rate
Tor Europe ON messages passing
from country 10 country
of or 8 cents n
word will be worry close. The Eastern
Telegraph company strongly oppose
the proposal. on the ground that
the company's receipts would be
seriously diminished if it had to trans
nit messages to and from the borders
OF Europe for anything likes cents
per word
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Snnln.



MADRID, Aug. lO.-There were 4,l71
new casbJ If cholera aud l,5ll deaths
reported throughout Spain Co day.
Grontda Is to-day in most deplor-
able condition, the result of cholera.
Thy state OF affairs there IA really
worse than IL was In Naples last year
during tho cholera epldemlc in that
city. fhoro ara no doctors in Gren-
eda, and the dead bodies OF cholera
victims lie unbr lied In tho stroots.
CHoLkRA AT oIDRALrAR.
GIBRALTAR, Aug. l0.-A person hav-
ing died here to-day from q malady,
apparently cholera, the Spanish au-
th0rlties promptly instituted land
GORDON, barring Gibraltar from COM
municatlon with contiguous Spanish
tarritOrv,
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Anglo-Russinn.
THE WAN CLOun.

LONDON, Aug. lO.-Persls Is engaging
German officers to organize her army.
Russia In building hurrledly astragetic
railway 10 the Austrian frontier.
The Afghan boundary commission
are nine miles west OF Horat, buying
: les and camols. A letter from AZ.
nh had the following:
EnuN ls,, Russian railway TO
Lac lac a.. wilt bs completed
.nla Piso Tho officials arc busily
~ uc.ooai tug grain. Since tho
,nk~tea IN ours kahtekko territory
'on9pess oog9 p, OF INC ~ from the effects
u the climate uplh th6N.,
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AIveternnloolopI,,tlons sph,Nie

KANSAS, CRY, Aug. 1O.-Thg Yeter-
ans' Colonization society was ctBan-
ized to-day for the purnosb OF promot-
lug Immigration Into Kansas 70 colo
nize Veterans of tho State and thelr
families on goverumont or other lands.
The capital stock is 100000.
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NO.27O

ornment would encourage the
public in the false belief that Parlis-
ment could by legislation remedy the
evil complained OF.
LONDON DOESN'T FEAR CHOLERA.
The sanitary condition OF this city
is excellent, and it Is not to be be-
ueVeu That the cholera will prevail.
Inc House of Lords agreed to the
amendments to the criminal bill
adopted by the House of Commons.
me housing-of-the-poor bill pasyed
10 It's second reading.
Sir Charles Dixie spoke in debate
and was received with cheers.
inc personnel OF the commission on
the depression In trade indicates
beforehand that tho inquiry will be
failure. The only members versed
IN the subjects of inquiry is Professor
Price and Mr.. Hicks Glb.s, of tho
bank OF England, Goschen Childers
and Sir Thomas BrasSey. A number
OF representative bankers of
London and every eminent
economist in England was
asked to serve on the commission, but
refused. The result is a group of no.
body e, q majority OF whom are Con-
serVatiyes. The members are known
frotoctionists and the inquiry is dis
credited at the outset.
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Ireland.
nna -


DUBLIN, Aug 10 Judge Walsh Is
dead.
THE nUsTED BANK.
a pfospoctus Tor tue reorganization
,o,t OF tue Munsler bank has bosn issued.
Iho capital of % bank lsto DO fi50.-
wv aud II Ia to nave three directors FOR
ssrl province In which Il has .
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GOLDSMITH BROS,
n H e
Sale of the Season

we have made purchases goods recent large Clear
In New York; selecting carefully from among offerings
hOse goods best adapted the We bought fraction Of
tAelrVaae and we are selling them for this month
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Feb. IS 1880 m.-Cot;on dull: aldtltns
Upands Od do. Middling Orleans lid; SAFES .,oOo
baes Including 200 b6les for speculation AMI export
ceints 20 o. bales including 2lS00 bales American Fu
fure, guet; Uplands Low Mddng clause, February and
March delivery D 81 64d also ol..4d; DO Marcn ana
Apr delivery 64i DO. April ant May coiyery o.14dt
Jnne ana July delivery l3ed July and August delivery
n ,,otton-The sales OF the cay included 1900 bales
Amencsp Futures closed steady; Uplands Low Mdding
Clan sc Fbrnay 626fd sellers DO February and
March delivery o264d -eers do March and April dely
ery &c buyers do. April and May delivery, i,6id.
BUYERS do Nay and Juno delivery sold value DO Juns
and July delivery 20id. sellers do JAY and August e-
livery l564 value; do August and September delivery
8 s-6li buyers - ,,,,,,, ,
spIn-Cottoa-Futu Upanes Low aiddlng clause,
February and delivery. Sid, 40 March ana April
delivery 3D. also 6364d do June aud July delivery.
-Cotton-Futnres closed steady; Uplanis Low Mid
ding clause February delivery, 6lb4d buyers 90 teor
ary AMI March delivery. 6l-6id buYers do March ana
Aprt delivery. Sd buyers; do Apr ani May delivery.
a6id do May and Jupe delivery s-04d sshers
do June and July delivery ll6i BUYERS DO July ana
gust delivery. 5D4d buyers; DO August aud oeplemoer
oAtvssTox Feb l8.-Cotton hrm Yiidling, loss Low
Miding lOa Good Oriiltry 10 ll6; net and gross re-
cepts % bales Exports Coast~se 3O3 bales sales Lioo
bales stock. 3l06j bales. 49, 80. -
sAyASSAB, Feb i6.-Cotton 6rm nildilnz los Low
MlddInG OS; Good ordinary 1915; net receipts llni
bale, grosj 1913 bales ExpOrts 70 the Continon 29lO
1872 bales.
Srw.OgLRAys Feb l6-Cotton quiet; Mtilling 10 Low
Middng lO, Good Ordinary. 9's not receDts bt5i
bales gross 6s67 bales; Exports To Grca; Britain iY
bales; do Continent 43i2 bales do CoaswlSe fOi
bales. sales. 2ooO bales; stock. 29s. j02 oIles
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
STATE on Trade
nauEsr AIStrl

DDdES..I Ns kSrt
.sy asaFs FsD 9s; @
ssss es ss g. 90 f sa:
& Msrs IL 81 sss ny:
S s.sa e ls Western @ssslD @ Mss
spos %.' is%s4Sses S EsSTSasy, .s Ss!sn ~
en- Is'i s5ssss Western White aSSS' MlssI ss5se
Esaasss.ar ysans and ss
oDs Wheat AZ 09 SSrn lS s1 o5 0
Corn 57,3oS bush. saiss-wh'at lss.ooo Ou'A' Cora.
Rfs g. 1s.S 1s';s ss.y
,sssv sSss' 9s SSSs g. :ssy Sys
Ing and Butchers "a 700S5 3o receipt 1854 head shio
menIs. 057 head
winter 1' %heas s. 5ossi spraE wheat y 9SssySa
HH% SIrss aass and S esra.y
ss;ns asy eosSs %sESs ''Ssn:
pns S rcd s5s So so'nk NO. Corn ruled :n:s
!: sf; 81
5e eio.ns ss's az so sc 6s9
81 81 iss,s February t:Es s @
Msrs
Gas cash 81 s' s. sst FsSrasry SSss70s Closing
Il R 4assn e e
81 Doe: heceiPtS-rbout
bbs; Wheat 1900 bush; Corn. 5000 S, oash; Ioais
Flour 10000 Dblss Wheat $4,000 6ush. Corn 10000
BUSH; Oats 81 900 Dush; Rye loo busn; Barley ooJ0
BUSH
DETROIT Feb 16.-wheat dul No. White. cashS7 '2cs
FEBRUARY s7c March, 81 Sc: April s8Sc; May 90aS. No
Red T7lc. Corn-No 2. 42tc Oats-Iisht Mixed 32 lei
No White. $780, No $40. Receipts-wheat $4,000
bush.
MILWAUKEE Feb l6-Flo1r quiet but steady. Wheat
firm. No Milwaukee Cash. 77ac.; February, 71ilc.;
sac oats dull; 10 White 3OLc: Rye higher No. 65tc
PrSV,,on. higher; Messi sis Cash and March;
raary: 81 65 March. sweet PIckled Hams firm at SO
al Sc Hogs, 81 50Q4 80. ReceDts-t1onr 1000 bbis.
Wheat 3..600 BUSH; Barley. 1900 Shi0nents-Fioar.
1900 bDs. Wheat. i65 bush; Barley. 5000
PHILADELPHIA Feb. l6.-Ttere very Etle doing ex.
cent AZ full rates. Western and Pennsylvania Su-
per 81 D0s27 do Extra 81 73qs3 l22 PennsyivAnia
Family So JDd SO u; PenlsYlvsna Roller Proces4 - OOo
a. I Delaware Family O0Gss 1j Winter Wheat Patent
s. 75aS5 25 Wheat ruled higher the market ympath Esd
No Red in export elevator 82c Delaware Red do.
g. I,c No Pennsylvania Red, 3ji2c No Red February.
S8Isa3o4 CT March, 3J dS9 &C. April 9O'4 0oe May vZt
ngts.c Iorn-The market ruled firm under the ngnt
export No Mixed in grain depot 49'S5oeca do High
Yellow tract c grain depot 80 1c No. Mixed February
81 la5 iac; March 4S04sI4o; Apr 477sG iSse May t7t
GtsLc Oats-Car lots steaiy Rejected White - A2s NO
Wmtr 3gc No2 White 81 G3I cs No White 80; futures
s7aS7ac April 81 537 ac ReceIpts-Plonr 600 bDls;
Wheat 6O0G ous; Corn. 20 900 busn; oats 10000 ousa
ShIpmenJs-WheaL $4,000 bush Corn 2looo ousl- o4ts
1900
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17

Market closing dull buteady. Transferable notices. II 25
a1 dccd eSss e q'i f1pdr G%
Ing %ea and .o es movements confined mainly n6 10 small
RdhlSii. RThc 2dS pps we're for export including
Ntri MI ENa NG a. = ' for choice winter
hS soS az SO for PT1f = 80 sn9 = Y Is for % 6ST
ss5o Ss - oS Tor Winter Wheat 100 66' Winter Wheat
saperns tTn %ainy !. Sos.so 90: f8ia So cosss 5
Good Fancy EIra sat" s$Soat non 5G dSod 90 rap 10
fnsse f.4s da @S5l' So %ss's aoo 8
eaoSe es2 Ta = = o 50 C0H o RYE ' M1iHf . So
s,Ias z aC P1es = s. 3 coamon ailS a t@ FAIR
Far to f.;c. fS %ns. %ca sr
city M E5Fa % 5oT ssss Ms: eo.,ns ISSs dn Il
S n9s cO%mSn e GSGa EItT1 1r ., 6s SS
SH0a @ 10 1 P" trads demand sales bGs Snpernc AZ
81 CORN and Eh9SE .SaG
yellow wes BTnS S n.,T IS 5T css h.
win ns oPSns sS P'ses S.sd seas sasy az
shade under best price. very limited trade 4, tSr e..
and cy ans 9 eo9 uss n9d'a and y Miller.
bush hpe %. S".s wSLe T d Jo S1n s GniT+ po nd
H. At No %i'Isf Es ~lRsr of rail- '9
5c so 50 gfs 1 's of MaSs %ssaFS@ %f
so'c DO Tor Apnl e'e closing 49, a, ;ic 81 90 ic
way % CLOSING 70 G2 ay i?' 'Sq co.S.
1"1 yI.i s,s, cA.sa' sss a4% 4ai
RAn aI..,i Era pTef Ss SneSS1sS%
IT, ciosng " IN scarcely much strength Option. wer
&C better February subsequently lost part ol te no
clo.-d under the bc-t price
later mont t 80 and closed steady AZ shade
uuicr tho prices moderate business Tor export
AMI fairly active trade IN oPuons Shippets
f,u % SHfts 600 bnsh future lfi HN
lush spot sprca delivery including ngraded Mixed At
q c. No B. hlis 2 52cs Steamer Mixed 81 d3t itc In
alplf dN'< tor February, N
for ~ amer yellow. 81 70 IN elevator 62'.c aroat
e Sa.a 2sC ell yIiOr, 6t1fc. anoSt 10
Cugraded Wb". SOC live cd No; Mixed for February
6lAa nc closing az 52c 90 Tor Asrcf A%G', g.
Al t-c April 4gi- $50 cloaing al - SC do foT
MAY 4ld1Ac cosinr a. 'i4cl 10. for June. ~ 3
af 10 decided
chang with fair business reported part Tor export options
wcro &c better closing steady at The beat pro hale.
90 600 bush future $4,000 bush. spot including No.
Mi,cd Al &C.. 80 2 d37Iso In el,yl'or and sl9c
delivered fur -OnOO bush for export No. J. 31ci Ma
White 37ci No 2 3-c No !. t0c Mixed estorn, 80 q
a-tc. Whit do. 5sa4coi White state. 8. a. c. 80
march J6tc closing at J-c. do for May. So. 6So
closing AZ 36Sc.
stocks IN store IN Sewyork. BROOKLYN and Jersey city
gram warehouses and held in railway lighter. concate
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17


HAY AVD sTR,w-Tlahc very slow. owing to the sc
storm sna pTess at the %Sms9, are @,% nom"s
At as'3gd,ui and prGSs "e,s m no 9 ma
easier 10 tons straits April sold by Thompson
i7ilc. 10 Si.sen. Copper dur Lead nominal, -peteI
ton of seel rails at So Some Of the mills are
MoLA -EsQuiet and unchanged Cuba 500 test, 20 a
NAVAt sTO Es~spirits Turpontlne steady though dull
0ii aSoc the spot Kos9s were very sow and to a
Good strained T. 81 80 " 81 ioj q, q i1ai H. 81 tO l.
s. 10 X, s2 20; ~ 50 90 y, 81 20; W. o. 81 10Gs4 'J
"ocHEAS FnEIoHTs-1he market continues in the same
ed and that las ruled for loug
past the leading departments to-day trading was almost
m asG ehG %as IN ssS sSff o
portsneo today wsrc NArhhs hs@Se steam 500 bush
q gram Sysc f5H% fnfar f Rp fsa from s
AGE i & IA ~ @ FSOi S%s RSiF o T% hence
:eh,on wh wi sl,pIe S6 r. rS R from a1SOPsn Fsna
so" an American brig 900 tons. lumber s7JAP1N,
6NpGN hence stcs 7oo)q Gg' % S@ a., 1Soat Is 10 n
2@S" S@. S@ do do S sG oaT Soq 2 P' @ a case. a
canned goods. lss no tons doors l2s 3D.
HAMA HAM DF%sS hence % steam leather 7oS LivE
F@Gt F.n ssH '?1' coOO s'f
shut IN by the STORM but late figures were
rfRovIsIoss poRKnTHs general msrae, had a dull
SbSa"sff Sbs Mc.. ST. quoted si35 Family
Clear % af1 aSd sS a s E't City rF%S G9
India M:. s.2pss2 Extra Mess sli 5ogsl Packet
Family s5 IS Df n'e amt g% Moderately
ari,yr quoted at $50 30 CUT MEATS-tirmness
no ed prices but tho demand continues light sales 5000
r T ellie: CIV Y dslsa a1snf sSoase Z va rs'd % s
Shonlders GAc plcl let iiamT. 029t O.. smoked Hams
iVia al .....MIDDLES-Iiavc red price. VITA
iy1, ,emanes. Long Clear in New York quoted g for
sry an February, Ga DRESSED lIOGS-d 4c higher
and ia cemand City Heavy 10 Light 0tG1c; Pigs 7c
LARD he market tended higher to-day In response TO
OIL with Cash demand slack and speculation
only moderately active Con rlc grade spot quoted 7Sc
sales $50 TO 7c, cost and freight Ftbruary
clos ng 1926 $500 tcs March 1880 7lGc- closing 7sJ
400 tcs May 7i7d74Jc. closing tsc. 1000 tcs June,
75Iq 5jc closing de- Guy Steam fall active and arn
sales 800 rcs oc Refined gr3ea Eo,c c1nthon, tSo9
st nj wants OF nc trade and prices rule aIm
Western Creamery, 8 d8c state DO. l0d2'c state Dairy
balfnrklns tubs and pals 9S2lc. Welsh tubs, l6d29oj
Creamery 2Gc Eastern dairy 0a20c Western factory
ioa2 c. Rolls i0dl Q. ..... CHEEsE-Duli and un.
changed Eastern, 9a l2e4c, Common TO Prime; Job lots
isc western daf. Lei Fair to Choice; skins c
taT demand state 254c Western q 9d9sc. southern.
N a 2-c. Lined. l60l O.; Imported, Ia 21loc
RICE-Quirt AMI unchanged -.
sTEARINE- aud prices somewhat nominal city
auot-d at 7isc.. and Oleomargarno at o..
'sUGAR-Raw duh and unchanged Fair Refining 90
saes 100 bhds Centrifugal Refined quiet AMI rather
weak Cut Loaf. 6sci Crushed 6Ssc cubes 6N91 Iioci
Powdered o. tagfcj Granulated, hi Mould Al" osci
bi.c: 10" &C.: yellow, tadiIc
TALLoW-Firm and quiet: Prime City quoted 6td0 6l8c
Sales 81, 900 lbs at 0<a6 6.lbc.
ads,c. Black options dull land nominal Japan ON
spot with more inquiry Black the street nrm
ToBACCo-Quiet and unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Feb l8-Provsions- s-Bacon; Cumberland Cut
34a obi Long Cear Mddes, 33s. 5d short Clear Mddcs
3ls 6d, short Ribs 3s id shoulders odd 3D. per cwt.
Beef-0Ss Cd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess s5s Od
Prime Mess 6ss cd per bb Prime Mess Eastern,
$751; Western 09s Iard-Amoricau 36s. 0d Prime West
36s 3D.; Lard OIL i0s Od iams-Long Cut d4s: lodi
shoulders SOS ID Butter o5s Cd ow for finest United
Western spring Is Id ais 3D. Red Winter. Is Cd a7s "a
per cenal No Spring 7s Id New Western Winter 7s Id
New Mixed western As. ai California No l. Is I'd. o
rs 6d California No rs Nd o6s l0d per GENITAL Produce
cwt:. Renned Petroleum. 7sd per gallon: Glover Seed
common 3s I'd, Pale 0s Oh oils. Oh Linseed OIL 20s
3D. per cwt
Receipts Of wheat for from Atlantic Ports 5000
quarters from Pacific ports 10000 quarters from othcI
sources 1900 quarters Receipts Of American Corn ~ Ot
Quartes
LONDON. Feb l6-Proiuco- -Iinseed OIL, $40 Os q ego
per ton Calcutta nseed, i3s quarter Iinseei
Cake s7 ~ rs 9s per Ton, Reancd Petroleum. ed
spem on sSo per ton nosinmom%on f. Cd Sts "a:
American Sugar. l3s I'd per for Cuba Centrifugal
polAring J5 aud lls0is 9d for Cuba Muscovsdo fair
refining ahoat