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FOR SAL.

EOR SALE OR EXCEANGE--A FINE
Il farm containing 40 acres, about three
miles east Ofthe Courthouse, TN Ross av-
cnue extension; 10 acres IN cultivation;
balance In pasture; comfortable house OfI
rooms, fine barn, clstern and we'll water;
price, Us coo; owner would exchange for
Drst-class business property. Apply 10
MURPHY 81 BoLAE2, Real Esta Agents.
aud Collectors, 7U9 Main street jyl7-jt
sgUR SALE-IHE BEST BRIUK YARD
~ property In the state. situated In tbs
city OF Dallas, The very best pr4CS ma.
ohincryi vii turn out 800 o brick per day;
large sheds and t1Os all new and in per-
feet order. A bargain viii be given for
cash or real estate at cash price. SOUTH
WEsr LAND Uo., 30 Main street. jul.-St
TOR SALE-AT A coon HAKGAIN,
II severa! beautiful hui ding lots al the
fair grounds, covered with Ltautifu shade
trees NoUTAWEsT LAND TO, 7Oj Main
street. lul2.St
NOR ,SALE-WE OFFER FOR SALE D
A. lots on Elm and Main streets, over half
the lots having neat and new cottages on
themi Tor smrll payment in cash, balance
On long Time We guarantee this property
10 ne lower than any Ike property offered In
Dallas, and can recommend IL 90 WOrllmen,
mechanics and others desiring 10 secure
homes on tho easiest pc 3sb,C terms. Spip-
son y htFE1AN ,l0l elm street. 23-tf
kNpE EALE-NuEAf AND On EASY
!, Terms three Of the finest cottages in the
city new and very dssirably located. En-.
quire at the Eclipse lumber yard.
niaSlZ-5mo j.. MJPAGE.
DOR SALE or kXCHANGE-WNL
j interest In the DclmouiCOan and Board OF
Trade Restaurants, the best paying business
IN the cityiwill taEe one-halfcash and one
haii IN city property; this is offered for 80
days only. Apply 10 StnPsOS HUFFMAN,
7Bl Elm street. mayst
GOH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 Central railway on Elm street; house Of
~ rooms, neatly furnished, cistern andwell,
shade trees and beautifully erased ward
with concrete walks and rare flowers House
Is two stories high and in the best OF cOndl-
ton with all modern COnyeniences; also
50NlOO feet on Main street adjoining the
aOoNei good house OF rooms. This whole
property Is offered az a rare bargain. Apply
10 SIMPSON x HUFFMAN ~ \ IN street
mayB-if
EOR SALE-WE HAVE A FEW SEQ
Il ond hand gins and engines, in good re-
par, which we are closing out at very low
figures BoWsEE & LIMOS, at the old stand,
may2i-tf
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PAInta and Window Olnss.

IL Will pay you TO get our prices be-
fore buying. We will sell you cheaper
than you can buy elsewhere In Dallas.
HAMILTON & YOUNG, $40 Elm street.
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Planes, tips and flowers
at almoAt your own price; largest
line to select from ut Il, Baumnu's, 706
Elm street.
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NOIlCE9

NOTlCE-THE RED MEMS PICNIC
sealed proposals FOR the following
az the Red Mems aud HaymaE.
e. roi ~, 10 BE- held at Shady View Park,
Monday evening, luly2;: 1 beer stand, ,
lemonade stands, leo cream ana confer-
UoneiS sand soda fountain aud IMMORAL
WHtsr; irult stands I watermelon stanJ,S
cigar stands ! lunch stand I living lon
ihlS shooting gallery; / cane stand and
nNny ItoMei knife frame; 4 lung-tester
aud muscle-tositr. Terms. one.b6lf co,i,
When the bid forwarded; the balance gt a
~ m. day of the picnic, ON the Grounds
Tho committee reserves tho right In ra,cct
any and all bids. Address hlds 10 i. y
t.uAiCuER, Chairman OF Committee, No.
NNLNNNnlN EAcnHuHCs iVlb.ly
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Embroidery Mt half price TO
close them out at Humans.
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WANTED


VETANTED-TO RENT A COTTAGE
w with or rooms in good neightoI-
hood must be in good condition; state To-
cation and rent Address 627 Elm ST. jyl7-,t
UTHNTED-BYA GRADUATE WITH
w five years experience as teacher,
position as principal OF school in live
town; can furnish good testimonials. Ad-
dress y, Y. H., care Dallas Herald, Dallas,
Texas. lyll-6teod
YYT ANIED = AGENTS IN EVERY
w town in Texas to canvas for The IL
Illustrated Home, n new. large eight-page
Illustrated literary and home Journal
- cd paper 10 canvass for and good COM
mission; also want two or three active la
dies TO travel and correspond and solicit
subscriptions Address c L GILBERT,
Abilene jyll-7t
w ANTED-A RESPONSIBLE PER.
w son, With or without tools, to sink an
artesian well. "CiscO Wafer and Ar cSlan
W. NJ. FREEMAN,
jylS-lOt Secretary Cisco, Texas.
WANTED A GIRL OR MIDDLE
w aged woman to do house work for a
JOHN j. o'BRIAN,
jyl3-lw Kopperl, Bosque County, Texas
M AHlED-AN ACTIVE PAR1'NER
w with four TO seven tn ousaod dollars 10
engage, in per. Getty safe and lerse, pay
log business. Address "a, care Southwest
Land Co 200 Main street. Dallas. iull-St
M NFORMATION-I WILL
w pay $40 reward for positive informa-
ton Of the whereabouts of Richard Lee
Luttrell, aged IL years, and Ida Dove Lutt-
rell, aged Y years. Address WILLIAM q
LUTTRELL, Gainesville, Cooke County,
Texas. le23-lm
w ANTED-AGEN T9-ADDRENS THE
w electric Lamp & Stove Co., st, Louis,
Mo-, for circular, cuts and terms of the Sc
candle-power Marsh Electric Lamp. IelO-Sw
WANTED CHANDELIERS TO STOP ~
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mira. Bertha Benson, Proprietress. HOus.
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on the
European plan, with restaurant attached;
meals at all hours, and polite attention;
special Inducements for drummers febl0ti
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IAnITa Qv Y0Urn 80 ExoNsgga

HAhITn on YOUTH AND ExCEssgs
- ~ o. MANHOOD cause mOre SUFFERING, pui-
cldesi nervous debility iplpnienoe' stcriiiiv.
s,rctUrea. y1rlcoCole, dlaccscd prDsiraio
Stehl, 0Egcgr, EldrCyg, heart, dlopey, dla.
l DeySs Nn9 ft'gops disease ihgn eyaryihln.
elscl ana cannot 20 cNftl with elSnloCh
ti5uo, q ectTicty, CrayOns, belts,
. ,sute'5z'u ple, Counds, cathctcrs) or cut
YIN l,e Grupe2a and American Med
igN LAlosu Will icgd Treatise flrg cents,
.Nlhs remedies end objections which curs
tnes,o 9tH'L wise lstl' di.easeg nj home,
@llnogt pain or vately. Offices. llj2 Hroad-
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Parasels, black and colored.
at Bauman'B.
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The best 81, 50 and 81 mems calf,
high or low quarter, shoes at Leop
Kahn'a.
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A sSlGNEE's NOTlCG - HAVING
"A 6genappolutCd assignee OF q. r.. Mo.
mnnd y lito,, merchants, OF Dallas, Texas.
notice is hereby given 20 the Creiiiors ni
.a'l htm TO make known to me iN wrIllpg
lhcir consent to the acceptance of said ne
tlgnment within fnur months nom this
uOtc' and within SIX months from this tnte
TO ne Win me their claims against The
law directs, All pcrsons Indebted la ssil
urn are notified 60 make immediate nav.
mont TO me. AhFRED DAVIS, Aslance
Postotiico address, Dallas, Texas
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20 cents will got good ladies' slip.
per ut Leon Kahn's.
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Patterson's drug store, corner Main
and Poydras, for fresh drugs.
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/. lTYTRACIOlS : 9ENI--

49, 81 NrkAC1OkS - SbALEn
~ WesMlll be received az my officc An
nSsA Hesolh day Of July, ISIS, for the con-
naaoCsdon OF u stone school1m, f.ur In ihis
city neoordlng 10 plans aud speech Tons
OF ArchltectJ, ], Kane, OF Fort NORTH.
which plans aud Specifications can le soon
NJ my office, Right TO reject any ali bids
reserved NJ, w. BUSTER, Mayor, Presi.
Ient board trustees; Il, W, KfNDaL Sec
rotary pro temp City OF Weather ord.
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SILK and stitfhats at and below cost
TO close out, at Leon Kahn's.
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Ladiea' suits and underwear
70 close out at cost, 20 10 L. Bau.
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Alinlsterlng

Mlnlsterlng to Minds Diseased
Parkor's Tonic enriches tho blood by
aiding digestion and ASSIMILATION OF
food; and thus cures the nervousness
and mental depression incident to dys.
Dapsia,
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Largest assortment and best
selection OF millinery goods in the
city at Bauman's,
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PRrVAWE CGUmSEI.OY

lave you lA lg nltn. siryng,u ana Vieo- u is,-,N
ar,. % you licf Nrl'0l1 Debility, o. tuy Vast T.
,cFnt'5 Or Og1r-Wolkcl Brain Lame Back Kiirtv u,
90 leoura,i-m, or tAe Nervous Exhaustion Gilo.gi9s
,I 3ts or fNee''ei II CO., II 20 70 your inter u . a.
I, .'s'tr ,.t - .ni W'Gr'tr-1 as ri..gtu o.. a.
" ite Toward Nn.g1ulc 'h.ClI ,a' ahCra.,,. ..''
N..'E hHI Au'cs nlud' ty Che AmrTiyan Gs.y.'. :.
NN tr .l't positive remedy known, ems wil' ,fr. - .
M.,.', il;! Head what those WHO have uscd chem e..
=, u. A. Bo4d, q Michigan ave. Chicrcc lthfs 2,
I'3mc my trouble o. di,ccu yccrs' sandrrW DEC Z
s1.0f1rd Denver I. Ell thals claimclrrd i ne. .
lla nlit' + r. ru.la. Passenger Ac,ntT. =. Il
so. u south Fourth street So louis. It0ifrytr a. ;,
lid' lion you aid y w0u'l' ~ lieckCit .,,1I
i,,, " nae restored m' 80 ~ r.gio h,al,h ia M
l.N ICY, ~ 3 - l9u.a !, 'tilgvrd me q s,r.t g
4 WI'i Jay, sung ailments ,lst humanity 10 sc., &
! r. .."t VI trimor;l.e tau be s,tu A. oiitc 10 1.,
'AA loss ~ Manhood and Utha ,v1's Of n5. serot I'D
.atf' " lly tha' our appliances e.sss fgV rvt . d
Z sr .'rws 81 so ,Brr Ne pay
w wv; arI - Tlrr iypc- o. lien, slpKLs.- p,
''. N's9 itct sat feviitd
cNESicRN 6SLvAElc UuNpAay
Sl2 Meth r,sth s. 90 ,s,is a..
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For lamo back, side or chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price %
cents. Sold by j. l.. Williams q Co.,
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The cheapest gloves and corseta In
tho city nj Bauman's.
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Gold pens, pencils, autograph and
photograph albums Mt Paul Il. Erb's.
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silk and stiff hats at and below cost,
10 close out, at Icon Kahn's.
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Shirt makers, Castles Bros.
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LOUISIANA IRON.

AbNlGlNNA lkNNs
one OF tho big results OF tho EXPOSE
ton, as far az Louisiana 10 concerned,
is the discovery of its unexpected
mineral wealth. There has boon for
years a current belief that the State
was devoid of any important minerals;
that as nearly all OF IL was of Rlluyisl
formation, thore was littlo probability
OF any metals being found in sufficient
abundance TO make mining profitable.
Fortunately, however, there were
somo mon not entirely of that way of
thinking, and who believed that tho
only reason why minerals had not
been discovered and worked In Louis.
lana was because no intelligent search
had been made for them. IL was re-
solved thst whatever geological form
ations OF value the Btete possessed
should DO made known to
the world through the, Elk
position. There was but little time
given for proper investigation of this
subject, but Mr.. EuderleO was selected
TO make tour of the State for tho pur-
pose OF collecting such geological and
mineral specimens as were available.
Ho made collection, very dne one,
considering tho time allowed him, and
considering the fact that no geological
survey had over been made of the
state and that the people had never
become Interested In minerals, having
been taught TO believe that there was
nothing underground IN louisiana
worth looking for,-lTime5-Democrat
THE FOUNTAIN OF LONDON VICE,
Books have boen written about the
vices Of London. Philanthropio as
soclations have explored aud
ondeavorod TO do missionary work
among the Vicious classes. The Lon
don journals have systematically
exposed the immortality and crime
that infest the metropolis and called
for their suppression. Homo Sec
retaries have boon questioned from
doors, au Parliament has passed
Habitual Criminal and other acts
supposed 20 be calculated to r6iso up n
Narrilr between law-brakors and
1clAiy.r
Butall this a. 1uNition OF virtue
has been directed aga 1st vice In low
life, IL has reference 10 AlsAtla,
not to Belgravia. II has been aimed
at immortality covepod with rags, not
with ribbons. The Investigations
have been mado at the establishments
OF the "Tom-Allalonesn of the great
city, in the back slums ofSt. Giles and
Seven davis, the purlieus OF Leicester
Square and under tho dry arches OF
the London bridges.
Against such revelations no ono has
protested. They have not been re.
garded as scandals and "obsoenS
PUBLICATIONS. The Houses OF Lord
and Commons have not boon thrown
into white heat OF indignation aud 9
fever OF Excitement over the "iniquity'
OF tho disclosures, and have not called
q halt.-lNow York World.
INSECTS AS FOOD.
a gentleman Of considerable repu
tation asa naturalist and with an am
bition 70 DO considered q benefactor Il
his race has written a book, on who's,
titlo-page appears tho followinl
words: "Why Not Eat Insects9n lie
shows, what Is by no means new, tina
they are very numerous and exist II
great variety. II requires little argu,
ment TO demonstrate the proposition
that they arc ''wlthin the roachiof ali, }
including the poorest. The statemen
IL then made, the truthfulness o
which nouo Will question
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"A foras elsewhere stated In this column
70 lots between Elm and Main streets and
several beautiful cottages on monthly nav.
monts and long time, We will give prlces
on these lots uneQualed anywhere In nal
las SIMPSON 4 HUFFMAN, 7Sl!Elm street.
uavgl-tf
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black and eoi'''
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WANTED A GIRL Or MIDDLE
w aged woman TO do house work for
small family Address
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EOE sALE-CUEAP AND on EASY
!, terms, three Of the finest cottages 10 tho
cllyi new, and very deslrbly located. En-.
quire at the Eclipse lumber Yard.
mayl2-3mO j.. MJpkGE
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.,.or the general market than did yesterdays
pnsn, in Northwestern. The general Market was
po'' h.,ter prices and closed higher than
suh .,,ng: but only In q few instances were
bs' 80. hest prices passed. The total transactions
yese'. amounted to ga 900 shares against 226,4OO
q 'no.s,.rday OF to-day business Western Union
50 200 shares against $4,000 shares yesfer.
tn the early dealings, in common with the general
dH, the stock was weak in figures and declined TO
ns "r.inst G9l4 last evening; from 69A
ooe In IL rose to ~, aud ended at
Tho large business done and the sharp advance
'ivnanied by no reactions were sufficient to create
se' from the imaginations OF operators
Iu"' "a generally believed that the ad
d" =. the forerunner of some early important
v A The ystery worked on the fears OF the
norts there were in the stock to such an extent
,hev contributed their mite to the excitement by
90 " cover" The general market followed, and
's-. Tho close "shOrts" were scrambling Tor their
~ all over the market, but at figures were freely
",,.d Lake Shore that early sold down 10 oe's
=, 7oio and New.York Central after och closed
Tn. quarterly report of the Central and Hudson
,sd below net earnings for the quarter ofony
y ,oo ner cent and for the nine months ended June 80
20 ga 100 per cent; the dividend paid for the nine
amounted to per cent, so that the deficiency Is
nv. ooe Northwestern closed Is higher than last
ss,,o and St. Paul unchanged Missouri Pacific shows
" ,cenonal advance OF per cent as sort OF tender
- ~. Western Union movement. Delaware, LacRa-
-. and Western after selling at oslo and 100 at 99%
sd with le per cent gain. The other changes "erc
en ovr and the market generally oed dull
u1oyernment bonds were quiet, with sales Only Oh 80
"a IN. market barely steady, Bias lot INC cur
ev "a are per cent lower than at the beginning Oi
sSs week Annexed arc the closing quotatiohs'
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~vwyoux Friday, Aug. 7.-BkEVEs-R Receipts were
az OF i93 head99 cars at Jersey CITY and 80 cars
a. Goiist Total for six days S.p3 head sgan,. 49,
l re- At GOrs loads OF steers were sold on
riyafe terms at those yards ...,o ,o.,.., ,oo,
Fail 10 Prime Natlve steers al ADVANCE
81 about i0c per 100 10 Texans and common NATIVES weIe
Sov and i5c lower and the nsh was uu w'n ~
'n,u an 10 Prime Native steers al ~ sontsus
DIM ,nr ucbess county Cattle sold by d. Obey and
an sons cost here about s645 Dry
ows and Bulls sold at s3d4 30 and CARLOAD oil KENTUCKY
oxen a. ,oday 1sl Live Cattle by NJ Goldsmith on the
v,r.tban TO morrow the Canada VIII take our zpO lave
ai,s and 80 Mules for r. Eastman and Joseph Lasinan
viii send In the Canada Anchoii s.a ~ VI
81. nts the week ending saturday from ,s 70
~ I've Cattle 800 quarters OF Beef 10 Live sheep oo"
n,ton ana 10 o57 n at s5 "a do se7
. a, "a IL ss do s57 No. at ~ 80 do o7i d. at - ~ 10
Kentucky steers li25 "a at 81 ~ les, y oo 81 5S .
X Louis do l. 10 10, At - 90 e. 900 ~ n, 1, an.
sadcr ~ Kentucky steers SSz TO- q, ~ 81 81
- $ e. 80 10 lsaS Is g. O "a q OHIO do
iia b. at IS "a DO 2$2 r. At g % d ~ no. AZ Is 80 81;
90 isz Eiso n 81 Texan, 977 B So 1852 DO ~
-, -. ot ~ do g77 NJ at 81 80 less 5Oc per mead ~ ~
~ ~ - Steers o5 b. at IS 40 9dc 0dl d. at 70 20 a.
cnc1godo p a. 81 go S gdo i' 5s 70 40 n 81
sherman Culver. 10 state steers go No. 20 90 II
Kep'ssssy 40 3, i q ss Di IS c1icsse DO
zoo M at 81 Is 10 Ohio DO 2el H. ats" isa do
q; sy 10 IS DO g76 at 50 Cow. lOlo d. al Sc '
600 H. ,iet, 10 Ohio steers l2eo ~ at 81 CO., 90 49,
~ AZ ~, is DO llb6 No. at So less 20 wv, 40 a.
G az % i ao III r; T. ts 81 ~
90 90 1855 ~ 50 Is; oxen. 1855 H. Ass So' ~
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COTTON M,nKer,-hY raLstaNpa

Irvrnpoof Aug 7-l2;3D INJECTION arm; Miidling Up
land. Ioi Mtlding Orleans u lOl,sales- 10000 bales
rrul,e for speculation hnd export receipts, 5000
haes including Daes American Futures sieadyi Up
srv "a Cad: also S5.4d. do. september and October e
ycry Si.6id. also 35td. do october and November
nciyerv 3Og4i do November and December delivery
1aGaJ. also also 2s I'D; do. December and January
devcrv lnGId also 2-6id. do January ana February
aeyery sl.Gid.. also 3OJ+d do February and Marcn
delivery. 3l-0sd 1T. .,...t.. - zoo HI. ,,o
doc ket aun . 200 bales Old 10. a. o...-,- -- .o 900
sales of the 1000 bales American 20 900
,aI.s took 700 bales exporters took 400
49, Tor arled from ships side direct 10 -Dnners bOO
bsies actual export $500 bales total receipts 10000 bales
ner,can OOl bales total stock i2o,OuU Dzlcs American
ii oG0 bales amount OF cotton anoat $1,000 bales Atnef
can. 5000 bales - -. A.. a.. ,,o,,,o, q ooo ,a,..
Amencan FUTURES steady uplaids Low hddirg csuse.
mrs laliyery Gid buyers do August aud september
aeivery -id 30 scptenbe and october delivery
I9to1d sellers October ana November delivery ~
ga uver, do November and December delivery 2sO4d
value 20 December and January delivery Iso4d sanei
40 January and February delivery. 3O-6id sellers; do
February and March delivery o%oad ouye'' uo "sion
and Arril delivery. . %5O4d value ,.,, - Az.
n rn-t,ottOn- cOsec sfeady Uplands Low Mn.
dung cause August delivery, 5Db4d buyers 90 hugst
and -enicler delivery J.6id buyers do Septembef nnn
ocirr delivery 5d sellers do october ana November
de,yery sellers do November and December &C.
livery zg4d sellers TO- Dcce c-r atl Ja9uhy
2eitd sellers; do January aud February delivery :
gad seIlers do February and March delivery 33-OAd
selIers do March and ADrll delivery JDofu senefs
0IIvRsIoS August lection quiet, Mddrg, US Low
M,ddlDg ga Good ordinary vs net anu gross receipts
WsesvSs receipts "a bales gross az bales; Exports
| CeastwIss, $40 bales; sales, Az bSies
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PRICES AND FEATURES OF THE MARKETS.


Fish are scarce in the city markets this week.
This combined with the number Of strangers In the
city and the consequent demand from hotel and resta
rant keepers has taxed the capacity OF the marKoheh
70 tho utmost and high prices the rule all around.
Bnesh Is pound, sheepshead 20 cents bass
~ and 70 cents, fresh caught salmon 80 cents
Hackerc 35 cents and halbut and GELS Is cents Rarely
ease irogs' legs beeu known to be so scarce fresm
mackerc and weaksh Is cents pound: sort smell
sraDs are scarce al ~ 70 dozen and hard smells ~
- 80 hundred.
Meats costly along with everything else Es-
peciay Is this true OF lamb indquarters sell for ~
cents pound fO-equartcrs 10 cents and French lainD
chops 80 Filet OF beef Is 80 cents pound het
o veal 80 cents veal outlets 80 cents mutton chops 20
cent, lon chops % cents. and veal chops 20 cents
The delcacy OF the vegetable stands In new celery
siom Michigan and New-Jersey at rs cents bunch !;
SsW sweet potatoes go cents halfpeck, and new
wnite potatoes 81 barrel eggpants cost from to
Sens each, and green peas 80 cents half-peck The
,,er VIII be out market after next week Sweet corn
ssns Tor 23 cents dozen and Held corn Tor 10
tents sheled lima beans bring 80 cents. quart and
@matoes 10 and 10 cents quarts
= spflng chickens worth 80 AID 30 cents pound
fvHdcoek are 75 cents each. New-Jersey Dnskmelons
ss dozen and Georgia watermelons 70 and ~
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
NETWORK. Aug. 7.
A biisker shipping demand and higher prices
abroad mpartsd strength to the grain market to-day
Cash wheat advanced about cent bushcl under the
stimulus OF engagements for export amounting 10
10000 bushels. The options advanced nearly rs nuch
the close at the best figures. Corn continued
strong. partly in sympathy with tho movement IN
wheat although the engagements orcxport were small
only $1,000 bushels The small visible supply and an
advance at Liverpool helped to keep prices
strong. The close ut slight recession from the
top prices bat advance OF 3 to IS from Yesterday
nuuay heavy receipts depressed the oats market and
,tcadicr August yielding only Il 10 81 3, while th'
september AMI October options unchlngrl nj 3l'5
aud resp ctiveiy Wheat closed e 10 cene
higher: August ~ OJIs Septembnr. II OILS; Octobrr
II Oiii November. ~ O6iI aud December. ~ o9's-
The hul prices Tor wrrf: August ana sepcm'er'
ji% c"nt, October. 5is; November. 539i and De'cm-
b,r 81 cents. The provision markets showed dislorl-
To further rally from the recent decline lhcrc
fair shipping d~nlnd for Lard which closed ana
cents higher NJ 80 80 for Aufis delivery. :" % lol
september - - for October So 6S FOR NoyenDcf 20 oo
fpr Drccinhfr and ~ ~ for January.
At NeyIDrN PIla t'lplii. Biltimorc aud Boston inc
receipts OF grain to-day were: Wheat l522l2 bushels
corn. 7JOl OI-hcls: 1875 bushels: total gram
900 bushels nOn. 10, - barrels The arrivals AT
Ciicag Milwaukee and 81 Louis were: Wheat. llO9'o
hi>hels lj6.s37 bushels; oats sl,23} Onsheis
total grain, $4,000 bushels Hour s,2io barrels