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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.yoHx Tuesday, Aug 4-HEEyEs- Receipts
Sears % head a. s.H a. for s. ssrn a. h ,s
ce.ps 27t pnsto@d OF as and 27z
Nothing DOR today Feeling Grin with
fair arrivals re,srted for 70 mori ON o., ,, ,. an
% for Native Choice asd Extra Beef reached
No shipments Of Live stock from this port
latest cable adviccs from Ioodon and Liverpool
leef dull at agc Cattle ut
izs Grssss re<h sRs%g sns Sss who have nrroo.
Dealt IN city Dressed Bes WILL reported hereafter sell
were .ss head q wh,s, q head y.r:
Ms ssn 9's ~ to ana VeaS al
- rather ss ssPpy cy ps es ves;
sSa 81 snS sutterniiss Al sssc
pewsy ~ a. Vs s lss r. at Sc Is
sIlen eek Davis II Veals 40 10 at Gtc 30 do. lGs
e. cs Mixed c vses Y s as SEC Mixed calve.
2ay % at 4i1c :: x Bu rul,lka g33 n. ut Sc
Mass KrSy g; 70 gSuS Mere ls al az 81 49, heed
as e. Jersey CITY and car. a. e5 rssnz s%
Lambs sac aud ses Jerseys 10 wssinrtsn aaLse,
Dressed Mutton eaaslc and Dressed Lambs sell
Sale. + ssa-r Co. 2ss Ken,ucsy Lambs. 80 r. a,
]. n T,dcsck ga Virginia Lanbs 30 10. ut Gs.c 200
Ohio sheep .s1 ,sS &c e % ~ r. Sheen So
Hume Mullen. l4e Pennsyivaa 50 n. ct ea.s, 40
MssDSes1 psvis rs Xentucsy Lambs 81 m 1T 7c
la8 sie DO. 90 n at ssc l2S do IS ID. at ec ~ state
Til!snSscE 4 Dewey 10 STATE Lambs 50 n, ate; ioe
~ aoGsReespts were % Of ASST hsaals ears At
Jersey City andt 40thst Eominaly Urn at 50 0o~
Country Dressed nrn at ss.474c Medium and7a1se
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LJvERrooL. Aug. 4-l23 D. m.-Cotton dull Mtiiiny Up.
ncu ling 800 for scculaion and export receipts 900
Addns clause August and September delivery rs 64d
AMI October delivery 28-6i; also 27-4i: 60 october
and November delivery rs SD; do. November De.
cenber delivery 2s-jfd December January &c.
Lively. 2sGid; do January and February delivery 20
Sac: do. February and March delivery. 2S-Gic.
Ten cs for delivery at oays clearing $1,000 bales new
Docket
D. rnCottOn-The Of the day included 200 bales
American Futures STEADY; Upands Low sidling ciausn
August delivery - tad sellers do August and September
delivery ZG4d sellers DO septembe October delivery
52sGid sellers 10 OctoDer and November delivery 20
sc buyers do November and December delivery 246fd
buyers December aud January delivery 2464d buyers
60. January and February delivery. 2Cj4d value; DO
February and March delivery 3 2S-ifd. buyers
D. rD-Cotton Futnres closed steady; Upands Low Mid
dung clause delivery 264d sellers do. August
AMI septonb delivery Z15d sellers; do September and
October delivery .S5id value; do October and November
deiyery % Cad buyers do November nj December de-
livery 24i4d BUYERS do Lcceaber AMI Jan delivery
2iOid buyers DO January and February delivery. &c
$40. value DO Eebrairy and March delivery. = 29-G4d
sellers DO March and April delivery. 3l6id. yalue.
GALVESTON, August 4.-COton 0uict; M.ddlng pa Low
Midi 1la Good Ordinary, 9s net and receipts
not reported; sales n bales stock, ga bae5
SAVANNAH. August 4-lotton dull; niddlng. 9's. Low
Miding. " Good Ordinary. ys net and gross receipts
. bales; stock. ll1' 5ales.
NEwoEElys August cotton quiet; Miadllng. 9's Low
Mdong. vl Good Ordinary go net and gross receipts,
~ Bales sales 200 bales. Stock. 1928 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALlNG1
NEw-YoRR. Aug. d.
The wheat market to-day was extremely
dull large increase tie visible supply discouraged
buying ami in the early dealings prices declined ihey
rallied aferwrd following other markets, Dut quickly
receded under realizing sales The August options closed
IA higher at 99s. cents, but the later months were
scarcely changed from the last figures OF yesterday;
There was a fair business both for shipment ana
secuaton and further improvement OF Ma cents was
cstbIIshed Al the close prices We're shade bei0" Inc
engagements for export were $4,000 bushels wheat
and lI2 900 bushels corn. la oats. there was =.
brisk speculative demand for the AUGUST gus,
OpOn which rose Z cent. The later months were neg
lccted lower. The closing prices for wheat were
August 99a, cents; September. 81 OF l2; OctoDer,
81 03Gs: November 81 O52 and December ii OISs me
August and September options in corn were q higher
nt b23. and 5s cents while the October option was
shaIe ower at 53s and the November 80 lower al
525s cents. Tho provision markets were heavy ana
lower Lard again fell about 10 cents in spite Of ir
demand for export. The last prices were 20 ~ Tor
August and September S. Is for october, 80 73 for
November and SO ~ FOR December. -
At NewYork. Philadelphia. Baltimore ana Boston tne
recctnts to-day we're: Wheat I06 1872 bushels; corn
59.693 bushels; Oats. 81 sol bushels; total graln
1875 l6 bushels: flour OBJ barrels TIE arriVes ~
Chicago Milwaukee and 81 Luis were; Wheat. ii1,dio
bushels corn. 1872 $40 bushels oats. e5sss bnsheIs;
total grain 4O5, 1888 bushels; -four, l6,4o9 barrels.
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esc.; Confectionery "a" S-I1eeLc.; standard "a"
sis.ieaec; on a." tsSo!c: White E,tf. &c" ss.ci
sTEARfNE-Dul and barely steady. sales lo,ooo q
ty, aa5c City 0leomareaIine quoted 624c sales GO00O
p nost CSC and 1850 cs Grease stsane for Western
iALL3w-DuII and 10 buyers favor Prime City quoted at
6ise. sales. $4,000 10 5isc
TEA-Tbere is only trade but prices generally
steady Annoy ooonR an cxcepto be NC rather weak
TOBACCOSeed Leaf quiet saes,s2 cases 1881 Penn.
syvaDla aloe l. cases 1884 Ohio private 100
sdndes Gd30c 900 bales Havana soc 10; 100 bales
sumatra 81 20asl 60 Kentucky dull ana nominal; Lugs.
5tGl Sc; Leaf Ia l0ic.
WOOI-1L lie market quiet but ste az. Late sales
have included Spng nt 80 l7c do. at lee:
Secured do at 7GJ2c Ohio at 81 Xxx do at SECT Mich
gIn at 2sc., ana nwashed NJ edium Fleece at &c.
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STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC lIARKET3.

BALTIMORE Aug 4-coroa qmct Miialias los.e F1ou I
S. s s Fsy s. e cv g &c
sSpeis EXTRA 1925 90 a. Rio BsaPGs
fs;sn 3 sso sSer
Ss a 81 ds Asssera
ASsns ssS at Western hsT
soaiSers White 50 s6oe % yellow 5eSsc; wss,e[5
621e October. sedy and quiet souyIies sS 81
MssS w' ave aa ss
sS. Sass :S s S
loo SS.a a rent. 5a'. SS
bush saies~Wbess 4s5.1oo susa- Corn. 5000 bush
sss5 s@s Roller Pssa IS IS s oe
s,a at gc qa ssf' ss and SHss
ass Corn ssa %e; ssss car O a nS Mnea and e
Rye neglected Railroad treisa,s steaiy wnea, sc Corn
Cans eat $ feu' and or to "sss
s9S SS' Wheat So9e gqsa %rs
Sbis Wheat bush; Corn. $4,000 oush. OATS 5000
W,n.e1 Wheat ',ss, s9traT wasf - 9oss. z:
IoWSraie. s. So 90 RYE sSour So oSss els
s %sss. s'iss ss9s
s sSrn; sos So 's'l Re & y g
nsss.9 us s Sssi e' sspc
!. CLOSING ps. g stead, E S.a n 81 N = ss
500 .,ssss s. tciO,e5 o g IS
;s :. Co.. ss acss Sssa.s ssS
s sS. wssss Ss. Cor, s:s S.
5000 Gusna rye 9.0s, Dash, Bar,ey 2oeo shipment.
eusn oas 1890. Oosn' aye. loo Dusa Barley 1000
q sSa g rsSeS $. o. wsa sS 20
No Mixed lsiaa4sc, Oats strons: No. Mixed q 90
b bSik s's''S nr% Shoulder. sao4g ssortr
s sssTa sa: 81 sa and
Hogs fIln Common and Light - s9as5 10; PACK
nents SIS head
DETROIT. Aug 4-wheat dull No ! White % &c. cash
Auxust o. isS s'ptsmber 70 No Rsd Cash and
Eea sa,.e Rccepts 100 bush Corn No o. 4ssc
MILWAUKEE Aug. 4-whcat firm; No Cast. ssc..
So q Sic Provision. Mess POrs. casn OF August
81 a suss IS g. ssrems 50 lo Baisr say
Choice Creamery; l2ei4c. Cheese-Bes, Cream. 7m7ss.
$1,000 BUSH Barley 1000 bush sipmenfs-F.our. 1000
bbls.: Wheat. t1o.0OO BUSH; Barley Coo buso.
PEORIA ~ Aug 4cern fI@ HIGH Mixed ,s as9s' NJ
Doc: New 10 sired 2se1Gl2c i.vs dull No 55a sc.
bush snipnearscorn 10000 pusn oats asoo ousa Rye.
500 bush.
ST. LOUIS Aug 4-rour Quiet Xxx So aoas2 50 Xxx,
Fancy 81 5oa5 90 Patents S. l5a S. 40 Wheat lower.
BED Ssss z, ~ Ansss ss ss sI q %
august 4lse4lSs sspte9eer 42ss.zSc October es A.
ter UNCHANGED Eggs .tcady ~ 7s7ss faI seed se.ls
4, 81 10 Ray steady ant unsaansea Bran arm a. dss
Pork $40 TO- Buikmsas-Lonq Clear. s. 10: short Rab
- short 1905 Co., s. Ss % sr IS g Sas T RI
$4,000 Oats $1,000 Oasn Rye. loo ousE Barley,
bush, Corn 1900 ,us.L. UstI $4,000 Dasas ava le00
tusILs Barley. 800 bush
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would pull ont his watch and say Well now, iets
Ficksbnrc campaign, at o'clock in the morning.,
him how came that he ssd to
~ ss;S .ihad To wait up till all the roports came
me- e 'a shermans was always the last to come aud
was usually very late. But always wanted to
hear from Sherman before made my own report to
tho War Department. Then, my report was made
M. and when got 70 Led it was a late hour
indeed, The General aivavs spoke kindly of Gen.
eral Sherman He thought great deal OF him.
He was Thoroughly kind and warm hearted man.
lie grew on with acquaintance. His death,
under tho circumstances, will be sad and untnney
ending Of q great life
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Months

Market closing steady. TransfcraDie notces. IOSoc.
COOPERAGE sTOCK-HssDeeDd dull and without quot
able change -, u.
peiise aet,ey WITH The c%@ps n ees " and
Sgc - & 3 3 ree ON Sar is a ana
coFFEE-spot RIO quie, unchanged l.ooo bags OK
Jane .dcne solo on private Ierts Cpuoh. were "nI'
and without mater c'ango sae 800 bag olosns IA.
November 7.'0a7 80; leceaber. !s5 20 Mid grades
FISH, Nacserei have sod lroso freely No shore SO
az. mali ss h Sa hsrs u? V and s. 81 for No.
COD - Bank g. 90 Leland moGersie ~, ,,o,s
~ REIGN ikUIIS-l.n'c sDid moderately NJ ptlcts
show ne no MAKE es1nssI hns been moro
sie.d ~11 -. no ,oaa n ~ ,,br moro conndsnet
ors however haze shown an 'nde - hrnns,s tnat na.
tendency Tor oy oE rr-ds, and sScq,
have b,en showing non sars 90 bb!, lneu
ne $500 bbls Cit Ma Extra :. - egat3 9 's9 1,,s ~
%Shasaa;S 100 tbi. Extra so :. :Ss5z..oo 800 sC.
assoc 7g EI,I go SO 8; CO. ~. p
God - O:as4 40 uo'si "a CIoc; - aoG:, q: Sonmoa
MIXTURE ~ o0ss4 5o straight - . q, Patent :. 9
Fan Fan E ~ ' s. % Far ioGood g ooato
yer hoco g 49, r ,o- ~. Wip n w s Ed
south America o. ssS 2o' market closing ,eIiy..;..
ssis. 80 Ibis. including contson 70 Good E1ira ass "a
s. Good to cheee do q "a o. n :,
yellow Western 0oa 50 80 anu Brand wine az - 21o
GRAIN WifEAT-s'pot lots have been gmet bu' prices
Milling. OpuoIs have len lcs sctvc IRREGULAR and
procs the co.e .y"u e sane - y.Si.fa. Tea
&c .cn advanced &C. but ciosed du qua wal az -
&C loves; ~ Of the dsy. sales 0uo bu.h
=, H n.rsSr cd zoe 80 o.. III lattcs Tor
Southern; 80 2 y % ~ elevator sea1.T as MG
Do for -op,,aber closing :, 81 Tor October 81 os
ISL us closing a. a. e. do for November, ~ 100
u a. closing al 81 do. ic Dccenbs.. 81 % 9sl -
eoAs 90 iS J AMI Is l?:Y
Neglected. = SIS .nd aSaa, " Riley SkIT-ais ss,..
fairly sriivr au p- shade hghcr Win fair ht1
Ter export and sht dcrahd fei home use options
advance 90; - urer sdF ancng &C. men accinlhs
and ee,od weak az ne l9ss price Of lie Ssy On AmS.
"a - ~, f mn ~ III S.rsri.r ,.hic5 Shows doeio q
K sales -'- 900 nusn. future i6sotO busb spot
oluSBg Unsraded Mixed at = EGS.ac: No = D. s6e ~
No August - sslLc, closing s2ac. September
5a q5S'sc closing At 90 DO October - S:-. closing
at - ~ DO. Noyrmbor. 51'sd -. cos.Ig ~ 3S,c -
options tive and prices higher. ops-inS
at Of &c irrter advancing - PC The ou>ie
steady &C under ha bet prices OF thc day and showing
advance ~ So'c Over te ei.sisg rrccs yosersy
&c 30 DO wSiis ios Gaic: So T. soc. d.
White SIC. N!rsS Wo.rru. sret0c. White q ,1c.
y '.c DO september s. u -. '.c do Octo
bcf.s 4da SC ciesin. 81 81 We tfD Sc-ic 10 good
demand snd held sirons 40 anu 90 rs quoted nG SC -
n. - poe 200 Ds Doc al VO' shas 8 O"esl 10 and
lsye Feed. X a3uc-
Visible supply Gnin in the unir'i siates ant Canada
Wheat oats Bafsy. Rro.
Aug. l-Ss.tJ7.sIs 575sSoi 2..47O93 io1.s-2 lsilos
July g. S755os25 G.s27.os7 2.si2sos ios7so l5o7io
Aug e lso7s.s7i .ssG.oss i.77I.Gos 10000 lss.oo7
Aug l. is.s7o.osG io9r 7ss sooiO7I SlSolo 1898 70
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LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Aug 4.-The DFoussH Journal reoorts CtHs-
Recrpts GocU head Shipments 200D mead marsc steady
Exports 81 80 Cows Mixed 81 1JaS % STOCK
), 2O0si 5; Feeders. SO z0as4 10; Texans So 90
81 20.
Hoos-Recemts 1900 Shipments. Boob market lower
Rough Mixed 154ss 30 PAGING shipping. 81 800
80 -: Light - Goa So a. SkiDs IS q tftff a.
ShcspReceipts 3nuO head shipments 2oD heat market
81 1885
81. LOUIS Aug. 4.fdrie-aecepts 1. 100; shiDuieuts.
Coo quiet: ExuVrtS ~ OO9SD -: GOOD Cameo
shipping 81 1U9sJ Ok Far 10 Meau a. IS 0oSsI 0U
Tc=sn4 81 81 @Sf %.
shee0I,eceiDts 400 snDnents 20r 20 nno, 20 Ne
duin. sUl0sS 90: Falrr Onocs ~ 15dS5 U5
HVgS- Receipts =. shIDmenta 300 Light s. 00D
- %. PACKING. 81 3ODsl 10; Heavy. 81 5UGsi 80
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricsr. Vessels AM RsUrorfa
NrW-YoRK. Aug. !. 1883.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nyw.YopK. Aug. 4. 1888.

BUILDING MATERIALs-Bricks arc lower. pate. SO
81 aro, and 81 asa ~ deyercoi Urrv 80 $50 20
Hard Jerseys 50 $50 80 10 aHoat cement qute 10
seudae Eondouf and 81 90 Tor Newfofs srruce
luber has hten week and rather easier prices could We &C.
cuic otn lumber has shown quoaJe change and oil
klId dull.
CIICCORl -trund. STsdStc.
ftOrOAin ais demand ana steady Ouayafun. ioAW 'c'
Caracas. II 70 l'c.. Haracaiiu, 21WSoc. -
CORDAG L uiet: Manila l. iac. and Sisal, soc
COTTON-~pot que; snd unchanged; safes l.'o- oacs
% evening Including 100 for export and 40 100
home dclivcries 1000 Daies receiots ~ mo
lcrts lao bales september lstSS 500 uhcs
a anst 1.S. 247 for the same pcnod last season.
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,or. from seven Atlantic port, for the woes ead,a

GUNNY BAGGiN G-Domesuc has been firm at "a lie.
1T Julie sui. dull l1ss'o Hemp dull a 5000
LFGlHEK-Il oaloct so!c b. been in god demand ami
steady Union Iannod has sold more freely rnoes gen
HoLxssEs~1 csryoof boiling stock sold IN Philadelphia
MEixLs-on 'lh.nse TO-DAY lion steady steady at $3.50
.I 10, , ,lS ns Y,' y, is:nS
2oc asIol FOR spot After ssc.nd Ga TOYS september
2gc Trsns.erAble notices Issued At 24sS I'm Plate
Msse1, IT, r @ nGiI. ' ss ~ end fCP.
sss steady a, ioS sio4oc. AVID Ioio@S5 rssp-cuvciy
10 as as o n%.lde o2a spSOS a
S. .Ss rss"gf qgiS on
iossI nd no4o FRAMED he GcoS rapca
liz: H. i.Soe; y, ~ a o. ieae n -?.c l.. 500.
f. f. VII H. ss o. "'''''' No. ''''''''' W. o. 'o'''
rRovIsIoNs-p oRK-Tho marker weaker to-day and
tuysr Consequent lower s.-s $50 sOl. Moss
81: % f1 9sn'ess r ana "a . d. e s!o b tsF In
= s%ss. ST!sss Ss.. aas,sd sSisss
III: s:ii IS s'' t1s5a r IN
Eli oss,isoc Family. Il, Sosti5 oo., .bEEf ItSs
nenT TEATs-aodois retain the ndSsS.se ana the
aIa oc s rcsisS Ham. rsfS oc
Picked saoaldess o. and =. wesr $1,000 u .Issn Isns
y do Se Picked shoulders 4sei snslod shoulders,
y. S::;s. s:I,. fs5s d:ss sssy Si.;
sly n:.vy e Llsst; s,:ss:s Fis. s.s5s LAES
option aiding fairly active most married. In september
ard october The focng steady at period during
the carly hours but the became bearis leading
10 brek Of about 10 pezts closing at shade above the
tpsds rates Ssos lbiO tcs Western stosn mainly for
ekport part 61OaHi2Yc Contract grade quoted t.7Oc
August closing 6G5c 800 tcs September. ovv IS 77c
closing 6s7c. 6Dsc 675U tcs october. spsc clos
ing ulS411Sc zoo ties. November d. zoe. closing 673a
e1c. $50 ties. December 81 soc closing 7xdB.T3c
City Steam active and lower Saes 40 tea IT $50 6vc
kcnned Continent quoted Al 6Duc and south American
.BUITk ihee IL little lifc 10 the
Choice firiy y hut otherwise the feeling
tsues weak state Creamery at ia Western. do 10
elS .c; Elfdn do llal,S state Dairy half tuba
], let Welsh tobs. lslGc1 Western Dairy. l0ei3cj
western Factory fl-c..-...Ck fE,E-EKpvters gro
gust and the general msfhet Lac tame oOt Prices
NO material change state 17ac Night skima ac.
western rat $dbc EGoS-Arc sinoa IN price,
with continued far demand state. dloiasi Canadian
hHdltc, Western. &dl5c.
kicEmls seldy demand stocks arc light and prices
ntn Carolina anil l0usi.na. common 10 fair. 4ll65so
good TO prime ba16c choice. 6sH0sc fancy head. ESQ
fhtrn, 4taSc; Jaws hre,Ae.
crop movement 10 cate; Hecopts. 1880 bbls.; saIes
$4,000 Dbls: stock, i5J bbls.
sE a Ds-oue,, clos r. eStc: Timothy ~ 700sl TO-
ePlCLS-Du aud without decided change.
Refining l-l5a5Slcc. e6s test CentrfugGL bs.c:
sales. as5 IAa a..I SSo s.ss
hoases sugar &ssc and $50 hhdA Porto o kndhed
Quet. Cusss aud Crushed. 6s4c Cabcs UisaUssc, row
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Oceau 5tcamcrs.

NCHOR LINE. y. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
- GLASGOW SERVICE via LONDONDERRY.
ANCUORIA Aug. :, ; D. IN ETHIOPIA. Aug ~. 3p. m
CIRCAsSIA. Aug 10. Sam. 81 RNhssiA.hug. 49, a m
CABIN passs $50 Ia $50. Second class so.
LIVLRPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE =.
CITY OF ROME...... sails WedDe sday Auy 20. sept %
and fourth Wednesday thereafter.
CaDn passage $50 TO siU0. Seond s3j.
Cabin Excursion tickets very favorable terms
steerage outward go. prepaidsl5.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents,
Bowling Green. NETWORK
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TUEsDAY. Aug. Al. N.
To-day's dealings atthe Stock Exchange give to the
market appearance OF creator activity In
the sales Of shares amounted to l6G 900 against
$4,000 yesterday. But to-day stocks contributed
10000 shares than they did yesterday end there
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c,av cu,voouil. l6L0l7c.:
New orleans

Futures active but tt quiet Tho market
oIeBcd n.Eats prcesccsiBs steady pohs ceclne
unchanged september and ueorer and par
other months. Sales J,3OO Daos
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cuRoPEAN FIsAxcf,L MARxErA

y
LONDON. Aug. il230 p. m.-Consos 90 1916 for both
money and The sccoua United states Four Per Bonds
~ = do. -Four aud iaf Per Cent Bonds
Pacinc 43i2 Erie i5s DO second Csnsois sSSr Illinois
Central. 1884 Mexican Ordinary. 20 Paul Cow mon
sotx ScuYork Cenrai, eJ's Pennsylvania 5S Reading
ga.
m-Consols ~ 15Ie for both money and the account
Atlantic end Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
tcatos, = y. Canadian Pacific 43A Enc 10; Second
Ccnsos "a; Illinois Central. 1884, st. Paul Common 81
New York Central. 100.
adviccs quote THREE Dor Rentes nj 80 francs
81 II ceEtmcs for the
Ep m.-Ihc amount OF bullion Rank tot Eux
lard balance to-day xso0D.
Hudson Bay Company, l77e
pm-Parfs ad vices quote Three Rentes NJ
francs 30 Confines for the account
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SPIRITs OF TURPENTINz.

CHARLESTON. Aug. 4-Tur3entine 33isc.
sANASsAli. Aug. 4.-Tnrpentine nrm NJ .j3 &c
WELLINGTON. Aug. 4.-rurDentine rrm a. SSc-
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LvRaPoof- Aug. 4-Proviiens-tscon. Cumberland Cur.
81 Cd Long cear hiddies. 27s I'd; short Mddcs
80. 30 short Ribs sls 3d. sboulaers. 27s od per cwL
BesfsIs Cd fer Extra inosn Mess Prime Meas e-r "a.
forkaIIlme Nos s4s od per bbi Prime Moss kasters
tOs; western; bss iAri -tm'rean "a Nd Prime wo.L
shocders s0s 3D. Butter TIA I'd per cwt or United
wescra spring g. 90 egs pa Red winte, 70 ID s7s 90
New aixc Western. A.. IL I'd California ]. t. ia
U.s. 2d Californian No B Cd Is Cd per GENITAL Produce
spirits OF Itfeavnr. zee. Cd: do at London per
cut, Refined pe.reeum I'd ed gallon clover
Conmon: IS. "a Pale lls Cd e0s. Cd Lnseed on 22s
%. per cat
Therscspis WHEAT past tire, DAYS were CA
ccnala, including 5000 c.ntsis American
The receps 81 American for days
81 800 crntais-
loxDox. Aug. s-Piofuce- Iinsecd Ola R2l lCs a a2l
Us pei toa Calcutta Iinseoa a0s 3D.
Cake 4! ysaRs os per TOO Rearet Isro!eum. Gid a
Cd per gallon: hpirits OF Turpcfnr. "a 81
Sperm ON f53 per ten; Rosln Conmon "a ga per cw,;
PAln es9lls Iroy1si2ns-iArd. tas. on. per for
American; sugar ia Sd Cu.,i
yoiurzing 9s and he ia al6s Muscovsao lar
ied1Ethg sdost
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PETEO.
LEUN EXCHAS0E
STOCKS.
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= 80 -
l.rpO. .-.. 50
Am Dock & ! 81
I -. 600 ......S21
Chic ~ III & ~ lst
900 ..... i23
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C,nO0 800. III
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1900.
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$4,000. ..... et4
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lJ.c00. lpih2
$1,000. 1863
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4 l. & W let
1000.
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BONDS AND BAyK STOCKS.

Merchants Bank
l6...... lSoie
2l......-.l3O
Geo Ts Gold Bonds
1000. ..-....l4l
Missouri rs 's9 30
900. l0si2
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National Republican., 1885-04-20
spoLIATIoN CLAIMS PAPERS.
A Contest Over the Lnto MIR. Causten'
Pnpers-Hnd Fix OF the Claimants.

A Contest Over the Into Mr.. Causten's
Papers-Bad Fix OF the Claimants.
BY mutual understanding between the
parties interested Justice Hagner held
special session of the probate court last
Friday to listen to the argument on the
appointing Oft an administrator for that
portion of the estate Of James II. Causton
not provided for in his will. This por-
tion involves matters connected with tho
French spoiliation claims, aggregating In
amount about 100000, and includes COM
plete records of all the vessels, their value
and owners, &c. These have become very
important and valuable in consequence of
the recent act of Congress sending all
claims of this class to tho court of claims
for settlement. In the disposition of the
estate it has been shown that the deceased
left four legatoes and disinherited one
heir-at.law. Letters of administration
were applied for by Mrs. Alice L. Fisher,
next of kin, upon the estate not hereto
| fore administered upon, and subsequently
Mr.. Thos. L. Waggaman made application
for letters or that he be recognized
as representative under tho will.
Gen. B. +. Butler appeared for Mrs.
| Fisher, who represented the parties not
remembered in the will. and Messrs. Jere
IL. Wilson, James G. Payne, and Irving
Williamson for the legatees. At the close
of the argument Justice Hagner directed
| letters to be issued to Mr.. Waggaman
upon filing penalty bond in the sum OF
100000. 1t Is understood that upon the
outcome of this contest depends the
handling of the bulk Of these claims. Mr..
Earle, who is in possession Of the papers,
has issued a circular to the claimants de-
manding the payment Of % per cent. OF
the amount claimed under an alleged
agreement held by Causten for such an
installment when the claims should be
referred to judicial tribunal for settle
ment. Unfortunately for the representa-
tives OF these claims few of them can be
collected under what was believed to be
a complete enabling act, the court re-
quiring strictness of proof that can be
furnished in comparatively small d UNI
ber of thom owing to the many years
they have been dormant.