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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsuIvGTON Dec 3.-In the United states
Surname Court to-day the following business was
transacted:
No 92O-AL Backus Sons plaintiff IN error; aft o. ~
start Co. In 10 the Circuit Court on he .h,c
No I226-Arthur Levy. plaintiff IN error agt slrpne
Circuit Court OF the nlteo Stacs
for ia Eastern District Dismissed with COSTS
No OIL Matthias SmmeTman. painiin IN error asl the
stale OF Nebraska dismiss submitted by hnoch
TotteB William Leose in support OF notion anu D9 MAJ"
fhts Snmerman In pcrsOn IN opposition thereto -,,.,
No 79-Petcr Grafton and Others appellants Ri SmIsi
] Bnrgess Argued by A RanneY lot appelan's' IVHH
Lowell for appeeoS - ,.,.,,c l., orror
10 Sn-Tie BrldRewater Company. planth In error
ogt Hermann Lssbergrr Argum' mt begun by Charles
Welch Tor tho plaintiff and continued by Darwin Il
Ware for the defendant IN error.
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closing dT @Stess es stG o
more ACTIVITY Prices however are ut decied change
A better trade reported export. LARGELY in CITY MI
TIA S GSsS SSqY9 10 'G bis cy Nh EIa at
oa th Whole range 500 bbs Winter Wheat Extra 90 30
900 sod SO s1 E5 s"ne N s o a SPYING and
s$g5SsS 80 for Winter Wheat 200 bb!s Fine $500 80
iats $50 6Sis we're Tor EXPORT ouotaon
at ~ 50 90 Good 70 Fancy Il Extra state - Is
IA so GOOD oGhoce Extra Western tooe 81 oo@9?a
CboSe 81 25asj j0 Common Extra Minnesota - 0qs365
esF 4 90 1871 Sat o0 N9 So b1Es Extra -
o6 - iSg,t So' o 10 1eiy coce - co. PateSs
Winter wheat Extra u 4oas5 60 cry Mn Extra Tor West
i IPsrt a. quiet oUTmERN -four rHa pcs
sae e. cola S TO Choice Som a 70 %
RYE fLoGR-In gcod Icqge.t a. steady prices ts
6hoce. BrcKwTEAT FLOuR.sel.ngat 5! 80 e a -
DIVINE At s. 20 quoted at 8 1OG tS % yellow Western
dece change fo5pS } sonp and GeSed irife then
light trade for EXPORT ,na it 10 NnS Sus ara OF
900 bush future 900 bushspo including Cngadei
ti Rcd Sa2c Posted no Red O. 40 Red quoted
a. and a 20 Ee 10 @ y c o Tor January s5
&C. closing az 9tc do io5 EebraaTy ~ clos , as
ami II 003 a Il OF - osIng AZ ~ 4. va OF y
~ eosps - o. An do f0T Ig over
and du Western. 81 a6c' sta.e 673g9i2e c2les 5000
S1et ana sea~ sales. 5000 bush. thryalicr = % :
i5 oto bnsh Fancy six 0wed state NJ SOC CORN
Market taic lower FOR cash lots closing quiet options
then lost the adv nee, and declined
~ Lc then recovered shade and clos dull at trlfe
above the inside prices business for export lar
trade for home use fairy active transact ID options
shippers bonghl lfSOlO bush sales 90nnO bush FUTURE
$4,000 bush. and to arrive including Rejected at
40 9c Ungraded ,OG5ic No 3, 43hQ4" &c prompt GelV-
ery ana &c Of next week and last OF he NOM
9i,c in elevator and isc 10 arrive
cost freight and Insurance No. p 523d53'c IN elevator
E4aj.c anoat White 54c. in elevator; Low mixed.
| 81 &c delivered. No Mlyet for December 52lsd22sc
closing al 20 5ORc closing al % c
20 Tor Febuary gi4c closing i'isc.. for May
4IaISc closing alta .OATS-Cash lots were without
fece change closing du. options ODehei firm. then de-
cined trie closed weak AT the inside prices sales
9S5 600 BUSH future 900 bush spot including No. ixed
at Sjc. No 2. S5 at5i2c.. No qdoted AZ 3oc No White
37s, dS7 No. 5ss a39c No nominal AZ 4lci mixed
Western IS Sc White do 3 d43c; hlte state a. G
NOD Mixed December 81 635 Sc closing Il Is Sci DO
for January i2c. closing at 81 c DO for February
S14a37 &c closing a. Standardization steady VIII
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LITIGATION OVER CAPRICE

In the suit of Howard p. Taylor and Henry
w. Ranger. owners of the play Caprice" otherwise
known "The Rustic Bride" In which they seek to re-
cover the manuscript from lie Grand White, Justice
Lawrence In the supreme Court, Chambers yesterday
refused 10 continue pending the suit the Injunction OBJ
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utc,Go. MIIwArKEr AND ST. PAUL.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Iovuoy Dec 3-l23O p. m.-Atantc and Great West.
First Mortgag Trustees Certificates -; 40 second
MORTGAGE, CANADIAN Pacific 19is Ere 20 90 second
Iousoi- - IT. Paul common,
gS Central, 1854 Pennsylvanil, % 81 Reading
ll3t . ro,-
Paris quote Three Per Cent Rentes at so francs
A. y, Tor the account.
4 D. n-Ataunc Great Western First Mortgage Trus
tees Certificates Sl2 canadian Pacific, 5N Enc. %
do second CCusOl-. 81 Illinois Central l4lJ4; Mexican
Ordinary. 2iis New.IorE Central lUols PennsyFana'
5ri-. Reading 49,
P,Rl- ncc 8-Ihc weekly statement of tho Bank Of
France shows increase OF 3,lOZOOO francs IN gold ana
1884 .uuu francs IN silver
m, statement the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an
increls- Iu Ept Gle Of H26.uOI marks 49,.
the auk OF England has increased taO'O-i
during the past week. ,.,,.
Tie ouorti0n Bank Of England reserve to liability
which last week Ill cent l. now "a = per cent .
d amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank VI England on balance to-day Il ll2OOO.
canada Northwest Land Company, g.
Hudson Bay Company -
20 ntIMes Tor CAeCks.
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A1pANY. Dec. Sin the Court OF Appeals
,o-dov the following business was transacted
Nos POI and 292Henry steers respondent agt tng lanes 1
p Steers IT. for respondent . - -. ..a.... art ,ba
S03RichaId Poon and another resp ndentS ag tnS
f NJ I,rookyn appellant. Argued by John lSOi 4Vi
epEeiaat Albert q Mcdonald for respondent ,, Cav,
S{2-JOhn smith, appellant aRt the bfOoHNh ~
Rank respondent Argued Nv James Troy LOT appoah
Wiien i Cogswe ell for respondent ,,,-,... =, 1zr,
,atTick impieaded appellant Argued by William MA0iae
r.. anneiia III Lewis Morrison for respondent
The following is the Court OF Appeals calendar ior
December A:
Nos 3si 3Os. 341, 500, 334. 39s, 3O6' So7.
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the exceptionally large week of 1885, dealings
attended by some fevershness and irregularty,
but the whole the market closed strong.
Government bonds duh and steady at unchanged
quotations follows:
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEEspot Roque and steady at si4c. for fair, no
sales options dull but closed STEADY December 6600665;
January. 6.o5@G7Oj February, G7006.i6. Mild grades
dull 200 bags Maracaibo sold on private terms.
CoTrON-spot Cotton dull and UNCHANGED. Sales, 1913
bales Deliveries 500 Receipts TO-DAY, 33e05
bales 3Ol2 this day last week and 56 year
September 2,6l5Sll against 2e65635 the
period last year.
araa
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COTTON nARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 3-l2;30 p m-Cotton dul Mdding
UnIands 81 Gd Mtddhng Orleans, 7l6d s1es-o.OOO
bales including 500 bales for speculation anu ~
e,epts 900 baes American none Futures quiet -
ianJh Low Mlddlng clause. December delivery. 90id'
aIsn .G4d do December January delivery, DOtui
do January and FeOTuarJ delivery, 66idi al 90 iu
Anr delivery lUd4d also Il.6id, do Aprll anu Mp
delivery .66id alsL l464d do May ana June uel'et
also gi6i; do July and August delivery. 242id
= ~ m-Cotton-Good middllng Uplands, OSdi Ply
ding Uplands, 3lod; Low Middlins Uplands lad
Good Ordinary Uplands iad ordinary pahas a. low low
MiGlIng Texas . 3D.; Middlins Texas, l6hi low
MiIlng Texas Sldi Good ordinary Texas pa ,tsn
Texas ldd; Mlddllng Orloans 7ltd Low a ,p
Orleans 6td: Good Ordinary Orleans. od' oruln"i' vi
2n mHrhe sales To-Day included $500 bales American
Futures dull Uplands Low Mlddlins CLAUSE 10, De-
delivery 5.B4d buyers DO. December aud January nc
livery 6G4d sellers, do. January Lli teDruay IA
5t4d buyeTa do February and MaIcn 'h,yerS
sellers do March and April delivery 10 MAJ and
June delivery s-6id value do June anI July az
2O.6id. buyers do. July and August oen'0i''
value. ,o, fr,,ands Low MIDI.
linz clause December delivery obSd seIlers
cember and January delivery, 464d Duy w.
and February delivery lt4d buyers 90 S Spr de-
very lO.0Id BUYERS; DO. Apri ana NAV .oI,a
$40 buyers do Mal and jung delivery, fnly and
July delivery, ~ o4d' ouSoi9' w. ''' 49,
August delivery. "a SD value. .,a.,,,, OIL. Low
GALVESTON Dec 3-Cotton quleti Mdaing' esi h ,Hm
Middlng 50; Good ordinary 81. net IA males,
gross 4j6 bales Exports 10 Great brIan Syoo Sos}
Ia France !b7S bales % the Continent ao9g JAZZ N
wise 40 baIes sales bacsi stock OS9 oaes
SAVANNAH Zee. 3-Cotton quiet Mmdllng, 9ES haies'
MIddng Si GOOD Ordinary . het pso S,Ies sales
gross 240 bales: Exports IOhst"iso' N'''' ''' SN'
500 balesi stock. III bales ,,A,,uo sz Low
ANS Dec 3-COtton quiet Mldo!hg 40 os.
Midding 80, Good ordinary o. nst az Dsles. 90
he Continent $50 bales Coastwise, LOU Daesi Sies
5000 bales stock. 1893 900 bales-
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tho American cl9ssiicltioa.
New orleans
Good Ordinary.

Good Ordinary. bs Low oiildilng''..... IS
strict Good ordinary 7bts Middlm sTs
ftures anil and 10 points embarrassing
market There are OF special some think
coou IL being the inferior towns IN order TO
keep prices steady the ports but the bears look for easier
es u in this month The bulls cotton cheap and
sooner or oatsde public will It and come in.
sal
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PEou. Dec scorn nr@ New aish Mtsd w.t. 49,
aIIo, No j Mixed 28625lso ave dull; NO 4 oz@ns e
ReoeIpts Corn "a bush. DATA 4ioOO rye ooo pusn
ah,pments-Uorn 27.0O0 BUSH DATA 2.00o oushi @Fe
bUO bush-
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

tanned BY the plaintiffs restraining the defendant from
nrndnc,DS the piay or ansferring the manuscript
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THURSDAY, Dec. 3 p. VI.


The monthly statement OF and liabilities OF the
United States Treasurer as November 80 shows re-
duction In the amount Of his available balance as com
pared with that OF October 81 OF S5,0Oo.OOO. The
change is cnureydu however TO the taking back OF
the fractional silver coin which last July was pledged
to the New-York banks for a loan of gold aud giving
therefor lcgaltcndcr notes. Tho gain in amount OF
fractional SILVER coin held f. SjOOoO00. 80 that the net
total balance Is only $4,000 less than on october 81.
The gold balance shows gain for the month OF
sIOOOO0O. but SJ.jOOOUO OF the gain
was because OF the receipt OF That
amount Of certificates. Tho lcgh-teuder
balance notwithstanding the payment OF S3.0l3'ooo
FOR the redemption ~ the fractional silver coin Is re-
duccd only a. 100000 but the amount OF outstanding
certificate. is reduced 100000. Tho net balance OF
silver dollars and bullion Is increased nearly e-oooouo
hy An accumulation Of 100000 ia the metal plus re-
ductop of IN tbc amount Of outstanding "erti-
Gcate The amount OF svcrdolrs ON hand IL increased
-2Igi 500, tho coinage Of silver dollars during the
month WAS - 100000; therefore tho amount added 10
the circulation was s3Ojl0t The department seems to
Continue 20 bull silver by carrying large amount IN
c.cc. OF ~, requirement. meet thccoinage law II is
rcnlcI 10 coin about 100000 per week. yctitsock OF
buon ali this time equal to about SIX weeks coinage
The amount reported by tais statement l93,o-j''ol rs
little under the usual average.
Tn. following compares tho statements OF OCTOBER
81 AMI November 30;
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GOrERNMENT EOyDS.
royDs AND EAyK ST1CrS

D., IUSA[a Registered 1874
& ......ll13l 10000 .--....-..--.... = ,
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
Ecnnrlcd Ln LOnN IL DANIs & Co. No. II MaN-sk
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MINING STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3, 1885.

!o'1l $3.50 '''' -'' lou
Buyer 60 days
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THE MONEY MARKET;
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, DEC. 3.
THE GENERAL LIST

ACTUAL SALES.
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Explanatory OF the general statement the Ioi'o"ihE
tab. e. show tn, actual 1retsury holdings an uuo
mouut OF certificates outstanding against such h"uh
o god legal tender notes and silver at the dates ho
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No. 2 mixed, 52la055c; No. 2 mixed July, 52la0
52s4c; August 52l2Q 53c: September, So 0531ac; Oc
38c; No. 3 mixed, 3812c; No. white 39039l2c;
Nc. white 40la041c; futures dull and rather weak
No. white. July. 1914 040c; August. 35aa 036c;
September, 333t % 34c; October. 33a034c Other
articles unchanged. Receipts-Flour. 44O0 brls;
wheat, 10, 600 bu; corn, IL 400 bu: oats 900 bu
Shipments-Wheat, none; corn, 5000 bu; oats, 5000
CINCINNATI, July 1s-Cotton weak; middling
1O14c. Flour in light demand and unchanged Wheat
strong; No. 2 red 9Sc0$1; receipts, none shipments
200 bu. Corn aniet; No mixed 4eS Oats weatsr;
ProYsions-Mess pork firm at $1O.75 010. S5l2. Lard
frmer at 6.4Oc Bulk meats stronger and unchanged
Bacon firm, with fair demand and unchanged
Whisky quiet at $1.l3. Butter dull and unchanged
Sugar quiet and unchanged. Eggs heavy at 100 lie
Cheese quiet and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, July s.-Wheat-Western higher
95095l2c; August, 96ss8 96a4c; September, 99as0
SO SIC: October, 81 al OF L. Corn-Western steady
and a,a duh; mixed spot 5l@521sc; July Sic bid
quiet and dull; Western white, 3S040c Western
mixed, 36037c. Provisions firm. Other articles
unchanged. Recepts-Flour 8 200 brls; wheat 5, 800
bu corn 5000 bu; oats, ] 800 bu; rye, 100 bu
Shipments-Flour, 1,811 brls: oats, 900 bu.
TOLEDO July 1e.-Wheat closed firm and dull
No. red, cash July, 9414c: August. 94s4c; Sep
TENDER, 96lsc bid; October, 97lac; No. 2 soft
99l2c 0$1.0l Corn unchanged; No 2, cash or
July. 49c August and September, 4S12c. Oats quiet
No. 2 cash, 33c; August, &c bid September 26 lec
pIu AecCelpIS-W nedC O,OOO Du; cOrI I,OOO Du
Shipments-Wheat, 1000 bu; corn, 1000 bu.
LIVERPOOL July 1S.-Cotton-Dull and I'M
changed; sales. 900 bales including 500 for specr
Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull; New
York mixed Western. is 512d per GENITAL. Lard
prime Western, GAS per cwt Spirits of turpentine
29s per cwt
DETROIT, July 10. Wheat firm No. ! white
97c bid cash and August; $1.O0ss bid September No.
3 red 1914 bid Receipts. 1, 100 bu. Corn-No. q
AZ &c cash and July. Oats-No 2 white, 3Sl2c
No. z 3212c bid cash and July.
KANSAS CITY July 18-Ihe Daily Indicator re.
ports: Wheat stronger: cash Sic Did, August 81 SIC
bid, 81 asked: September, S34@S54c. Corn quiet
cash. &c asked; August. 7l4c; September 81 l4c
bid, 50 Ice asked. Oats nominal; bids.
NEW ORLEANS July l8.-The markets are dull
and nominally unchanged.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, st. Louis, Tsalti-
more. Cincinnati, and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, July 18.-Fiour steady ard unchanged
Wheat higher but unsettled; opened l40;sc lower
at 5s0 SIC above yesterday; No. red, cash 81 02@
1.O3; July 81 90 a l. 02s4, closing at outside quo
ton; August, $l.O201.O3, closing at nomnally
$l.02A; September, $1.O2aD1 .04, closing at
81. O3e. Corn opened weak and slow, and closed at
1s03.c under yesterday; No mixed, cash. 44l4c;
July, 44ase September, 43 closing at 44c
mixed. cash, 30 l2c bid: September 24loc; Rye
higher at 56l2c Lead held firmly at 4c. Butter
unchanged Eggs unchanged. Flaxseed firm at 81. 20
bid. Hay unchanged Bran lower sacked lots at mill
Gao. Corn-mea quiet at $3.50. Wool steady and
unchanged. Whisky steady at ST.. ID. Provisions
firm with good demand. Pork $1O.600IO.7O
short clear. 5000. Bacon-Long clear, 5.85 acc;
short ribs 6.37 loc short clear. 6.50c. Lard small
Flour 600 brls; wheat, 25, 600 bu; corn, so 900
bu; oats, 6 600 bu; rye, none barley, Ship
ments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 200 bu; corn,
1900 bu; oats none; rye, none; barley, none.
MILWAUKEE. July 1s.-Flour dull and easy.
Wheat strong; Milwaukee No 2, 89lec; August,
903sc: September, 9234c. Corn tame: No. 2, 46lfc.
Oats quiet No 2 81 lac. Rye nominal No. l. 58l2c.
Barley nominal; No. ., 59l2c Provisions quiet mess
pork, for cash or July lO37l4; August, $10.45.
Lard-Prime steam, for cash or July, soc; August
67719c. Butter scarce and firm dairy 11@ 13c.
Receipts--Flour, 1,220 brs; wheat 1880 bu;
barley none. Shipments-Flour, 6,155 brls; wheat,
5, lis bu: barley none.
LOUISVILLE, July 19.-Cotton DUH. middling,
lOl4c. Grain weak. Wheat-No long berry 96c:
No 2 red, Csc. Corn-No. mixed, SOC; No.
white, 55056c. Oats-No. 2 mixed 35c Provi-
sions steady. Bacon-Cear-rib sides, g. l2l9c; clear
Sides 6.62i2c; shoulders, 6G2loc. Bulk meats
Cearrib sides, 575c; clear sides, 625c shoulders,
Use. Mess pork. $1O75. Hams-Sugsr-cured, go
Si2c. Lard-Choice leaf. Sc.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1s.-F1our quiet. Wheat
irIn; No. 2 red, July, 95ia 096c; August, 96i40
SIc; September, 99l2 09934c; October 81 OF l2O
l.O2. Corn fraction lower for both spot and fu.
lures; No. 8 mixed, 55c; steamer No. Mixed SOC;
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, July 19.-The Drovers' Journal reports:
Catte-Receipts, 800; shipments, 900. The
tbs average So 6O06.05; 1900 to 1850 lbs aver
age, So $3.50; stockers and feeders So 1904 40;
through Texas cattle frmer at $2.7504.75.
Hogs-Receipts, IS 600; shipments. 5000. The
market steady rough and mixed $404 So pack
D D97 sea SA'pp'ns 94No440' DsA' ~s'sH''' S4 40
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 200; shipments,
The market was strong natives, 81 04 50;
Texans, $2O3.5O.
KANSAS CITY, July 1S.-The Live Stock Indi,
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 232; shipments,
yesterday, 500. The market for best grades was
stronger; grassers weak; exporters, $3.50 05. so:
good and choice shipping, $5@5.25; common to
medium $4.5OO4.90; stockers and feeders So. 80 "a
440 cows, So 03.4O.
Hogs-Receipts, 63O1; shipments, yesterday.
1885, The market for light was DC lower; heavy
and mixed weak light assorted, $4.1504 80; heavy
to mixed $3.9O04.1O.
Sheep-Receipts, Co. shipments none. The mar
ket was quiet fair to good muttons, $2.4O03;
common 10 medium 81 .6O02.30.
ST. LOUIS, July 8-Cattle-Receipts 500;
shipments The market frmer and the
feeling better but there only the usual Saturday
local trade done at previous prices good native butch
ers' steers 81. so al S5 mixed butehering stock S3
al; CRASHED Texas steers 81 5OD4 for thin to
best steers.
Hogs Receipts 1900; shipments none The
market quiet and about Zoe lower Workers.,
S4.5O046O packing, $404.3O: butchers, $4. 20 a
4.4O.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments, none No supply
and market.
BUFFALO, July Standardization 575 head
consigned through, II cars The market steady,
with fair demand; light to fair steers $4S005. Is;
butchers COWS, So 03.S5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 8, 900 head; consigned
through 81 The market was dull and dropping
common to fair sheep, 1878. 60; good to choice
sheep 81 GAO; lambs 81. 5005.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 4.60O; consigned through, 19G
cars. The market dull, weak and lower; Workers.
81. 1904. So; mediums, $4.7004.75.
EAST LIBERTY, July 1s.-Cattle-The market
dull; nothing doning. Receipts 741 shipments
900.
Hogs-The market quiet. and Philadephias
weaker at 81 65 04.70; Workers, 81 65 "a 80 Re-
ceipts 3 600; shipments, 3, 400
Sheep-The market dull and nothing do
ing prospects for next week are unfavorable. Re.
ceipts, 3 500; shipments. 400.
CINCINNATI July 18.-Hogs quiet; common and
light SO. 700465 packing and butchers, $4 l5 a
4.SO. Receipts, 453; shipments, AIT.
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Oils.

NEW YORK July 18.-The petroleum market has
been very dull to-day the total sales less than any
day proceeding for time past, the reported
transactions being only 1929 600 brls opening at
94s4c, and did not go below the closing price last
evening 94asc and sold high 951ec, and closed
at 945sc, with that price bid.
OIL CITY, July 1S-National Transit Company GER
tfcates opened at "a 5sc highest price, % c lowest
price 94lac; closed at 4l2c. Crude oil sales $50
brs; Shipments 1881 brs; charters, 50, 1875 brls.
BRADFORD, July Sensational Transit Company
certificates opened 94osc and closed 945sc high
est price, 50 l9c lowest price "a l2c; runs so $40
brs; total shipments, 1927 brls charters, SO IT'S
brls; clearances, 2, 1856 500 brs.
PITTSBURG, July 19.--1he petroleum market was
dull but steady. National Transit Company certif
Gates opened at 940se, and closed at 944c; highest
price, 95c; lowest price, 94l2c.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. July 18-Cotton steady; middling
uplands 10 116; middling Orleans. 10 3-16c;
futures closed barely steady; July. 996c; August,
993c September 8; 82e; October, 8. Gao; November,
$500; December. 9.62c; January, 9.7Oc; February,
9.s0c March, 9.91c; April, Toe. The Post, in it's
cotton review, Future deliveries in fair
demand. Total sales of the day 1000 bales.
After the usual fluctuations the market closed barely
steady, and 2lOOGl-10Oc lower than yesterday"
GALVESTON, July 1S.-Cotton dull; middling,
97Sc low middng, 95sc; good ordinary 93sc; net
receipts 10 bales; gross receipts, % bales; exports
coastwise, 800 bales stock on hand. S64 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 18.-Cotton dull and nm
changed net and gross receipts, II bales; exports
eoastwise S12 bales sales, 200 bales stock hand
25, GIG bales.
MEMPHIS, July 18.-Cotton ouiet middling
1Oc receipts, 10 bales; shipments, none; stock on
hand, 1884 bales; sales, 100 bales.
ST: LOUIS, July l9-Cotton nominally lac lower;
middling Zoe; sales none; receipts, 20 bales; ship
ments, none; stock on hand 81 400 bales.
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON. July 1875 p. M-Government bonds
-Consols, 99s for both money and account
Railroad bonds-Atlantic g. Great Western
irsts, 124l; Canadian Pacific. 146s; Erie frsts
1928; Erie seconds, 500; Illinois Central, 132;
Mexican ordinary, IA; Milwaukee & st. Paul
common 500; New York Central, 97s; Pennsyl-
vania Central. 1911 Reading, 1919 The Bank
of England lost f50,000 of bullion on balance
to-day.
PARIS July 1S-Three per cent rentes closed
at S0f 75c for account
BERLIN July 18-The statement of the I'm
perial Bank of Germany shows an increase in
specie of 1850, 900 marks.
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TIMETABLE.
Indianapolis & VincenneS.
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad.
Via Vandalia T.inal

Leave Indianapolis t7:15 am, 1155 am o, 1915 pms
Leave Terre Haute l040 am 300 pr. D. 400 ans
Ar. at Evansville "a 90 pm, 700 pm p, 1875 ans
Leave Evansville. % am, 1870 am D. 8:l5 pms
Ar at rerre Haute 1000 am, PIT pm D. 11:59 pms
Ar at Indianapolis 1880 pm 4:4O pm D. 800 ans
tDaily except Sunday. All other trains daily. 2,
parlor ear s. sleeper.
Vial. s. St L. Ry.)
Leave indianapolis .----..-..-.t7:1O am 1855 pms
Ar. at Terre Haute tlO:4O am, 800 pm D. 400 ans
Ar. at Evansville ti:00 pm, 7:05 pm D, 7:l0 arm 5
Leave Evansville. tt:05 am 1890 am D. SD pms
Ar. at Terre Haute 1000 am 2;l7 pm p, 1850 pm $
Ar. at indianapolis 1915 pm, 625 pm p, 3:45 ans
tDaily except Sunday. All other trains daily. 2.
earlor car; ., sleeper.
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Business of the Clearing Houses.

BosToN July 19.-The following table, COM
piled from special dispatches to the Post,
from managers of leading clearing houses in the
United States, gives the clearances for the week
ending July Is, 1885, compared with the cor
responding period in 1884