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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-02-12

MONTREAL, February "a detective of
this city, who recently returned from a
trip TO the Southern States, on his home
ward journey and stopped in New York last,
says that on two consecutive evenings he
attended secret meeting of dynamiters
on Chambers street, dressed in green. The
password, Ireland and Freedom opened
to him the doors of the hall. which was
under the ground. over 80 persons were
present Only the chairman and other
officers were masked, but each speaker, as
he arose, put on a mask. The first meeting
was spent in making speeches, all tending
to celebrate the grand victory won in Lon
don. On the following evening the dyna-
miters explained their plots regarding
Canada Among those present the detec-
tive recognized a well known resident Of
this city. 1t was finally decided to send
delegates TO Canada to establish branches.
A few days after his refI-n to this city the
detective discovered meeting place Of the
plotters in an old saloon, q few miles from
Montreal. Although only three delegates
were sent TO this city, the confederates al
ready numbered over fifty. Alta recent
meeting there it was decided to send three
of the brotherhood to Ottawa with the
avowed purpose of blowing up the left
wing Of the Parliament house
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-02-12
Union PacItic Earnings.

BosToS, February 6.-The earnings of
the Union Pacific railroad entire system
for December were 81 1920 an increase
of $4,000 over December, 1ss3. Expenses
S1,157,00 a decrease of S293,O00. Surplus
earnings F1140Oe
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-02-12

SAN Francisco, Feb. 6-The British
steamer Sardonig sailed from Victoria.
British Columbia, for Hong Kong Decem-
10th. Since then she has never been heard
Of She had 400 Chinese aboard and "A
light cargo of coal. She is said to have
been unsafe and is supposed to have gone
down
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-02-12
THE WINDOW OVER THE WAY.

ry Ir>x,r MAXWELL rArSr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05
a DOcG0r'e wife.


Dr. W, J. Gibbon, Of Clarendon. Ark. docs
quite large practice and stands high as A rpedi.
cal gentleman. His w.fe's lingering condition
became 50 well known, that a reporter accost.d
him On tse streets Of Memphis, one day, when
the following dialogue was had
" Doctor am glad to learn that yo,r wife
has fogaiHed her health after several wears Of
misery and suffering"
Eyes sir, She is now quite restored to health
to the great aston.shm,nt Of myself and all who
knew her"
Have YOU any objection to telling me her
eomplaint and the remedy :"
None in the least. She labored under an
aliiietIon peculiar to The sex, attended with loss
OF appetite, emaciaton, prosuation, impaired Sc.
ereuons' cold eNtemt,s, Mysteries, constan,
headache, extreme nervousness, and was bed.
ridden over three years. Nv skill and that Of
other physicians was exhausted and she was
given up to die, Some one mailed me the Formula
Tor DR.. DromGoole's English Female Bitters.
lprocured d few bottles and placed her upon ifs
use, and II cured her like magic. It is 4 won.
dertul medicine, and take pleasure in recon-.
monding it TO all women who need tonic or
female regulator"
sold by all dealers at sI,eo. If sick, send for .
as cent book FREr.
). p. DRoMGooLE h CO.,
Louis nile, Ky.
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Il 5. BELL, County Atturuey,
H ATTORNEY -at-Law and Land Agent.
Baird, Callahan t'nrntv, Texas
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HOPE!

young man named John Naves. uv,,.
near here, had an eating cancer on his faay
which had eaten away his nose, part of 'Ss NJ,
cheek, and extended up nearly to his eve. n
had ever seen. His throat finally became ~
volved to such an extent that he could onir
swallow liqu food. After using al m.
remedies without checking the ravages ny "
broken down, he vas confined to mis- bsd ~
thought 1t to only be question of time abont
his death from the cancer. | put him on u
Swif's Specific as a last resort, and he began
to improve with the first dose. His general
health improved Mt once, and randy. ~.
throat got well; the ravages of the cance,
wore soon stopped; 1t begaR TO heal aroma
the ed-es, md after "A few monMs' Treatment
with >. ). :. Le has gotten entirely well, His
| face Is al healed over With new flesh. and
his general health Is excellent. His recover
is wonderful. NJ. f. CRUMLSY, NJ. D.,
OglethOrpe On
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05

| HALL BELL. NJ. d.
Us Residence "a Pearl street,
once In rear Of Murdoch ~ Baldwin =
drug store. Telephone NJ Office ind residence.
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MEDICINES.

DR. EUGENE DEvAUX, OF FRANZ,
~ made us his agent for the State ~ Took,
TO sell his never-failing remedy. SNatretn
Connubial Restorative or Vifalizer n
affected with nervous debility, loss Of r,s au
hood and all kindred diseases, should M as
procure ms circular circular from which 70 learn h.
at once procure from us, or through ne sisn
your druggist or by express, the never fai,,y
remedy CRowDUs & BALnwIN'
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas
by retall az Howell Bros. and j. L. Willis NJ,
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were prepared by nr. J. g. b. Seigert
for his private use. Their reputation N
such to-day that they have become gem
orally known as the best appetizing
tonic. Beware Of counterfeits. Ask
your. grocer or druggist for the genuine
article, manufactured by DIR. J. G. n.
Seigert a Sons
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05

lfyour complaint IL want of appetite.
try half wine-glass OF Angostura Bit
tiers half an hour before dinner. beware
'oi counterieits. Ask your grocer or
druggist for tho genuine article, manu-
factured by Dir. j. G. Il. Seigert a sons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05

II j. more economical to buy Durkee.s
Salad Dressing than 1t Is 10 make A
dressing. besides this, IL In made OF
peter mat rials Than yen can buy at tho
stores. Every body likes IL. TRY n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05

Smith a Hall are representing Sun
Fire Office, of London, transatlantic.
Fireman's Fund, Oakland Home, West
ern Fire and Marine Insurance COM
pany, Of California snd east Texas.
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woman VINO Is weak, nervous and
eleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, cannot ieel and act Ike a well per-
son. Carter's Iron Pills equalise the
circulation, remove nervousness and
give strength and rest.
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Telephone or sond Ms your orders.
You will get the lowest market figures.
best quality of goods aud prompt dc,
livries.
c. +. MOMAND ~ Bro,
GrOCors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05

Window Glass IS low prices. and
glazing dunc in any part OF the ".
HAMILTON q YOUNo,
81 Elm straat
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For lame back, side or chest use shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. prlco 2, cents
Sold bv j. NJ. Hn,isA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05

ToSE-Closed: Now York, firm; New Or.
leans, steady; Liverpool, steady; Galveston,
steady.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05

All pimples, eruDnon, moth patches,
are renewed by Giles Pils. Sold by
d.vuggists.
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY. sTouKs AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Money l9lls; prime
mercantile paper, 4G5; sterling exchange. b.
B.. steady, 1891; sight, 1881.
Closed at the following prices hid.
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AnAmsvnLE. Ga. Nsra. 1s-a

This famous Remedy for Con. \
stipadon, Dyspepsia, Indiges.
ton, Liver Complaint, aud all
Liver Diseases, has bean in
constant use by tho public Tor \
htty years, and Is moro popular
To-day than ever before, Buy |
none but VI. a. Thedford 4 Co.'s
original and genuine. mnnufac- |
tnred by tho Chattanooga aiedt.
cine Co" ut Chattanooga, Tenn. |
livery package enclosed 10 Vel.
low Wrapper.
trla' naokagc nv mail fifteen
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Trunks made to order, at ~ Elm
street.
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Insure your homes with Smith a
Hall agent. ~ T-s-~stlartir.
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Baiicy's Saline Apericnt.
WHAT Is TIA

= iS cheap, mild, effective and delightful lax.
WNe or pugiarc, intended as a substitute for
crasiic and nauseatng pills. Il cures corstjna.
Won, niiousaess, sick headache, and is specially
tN't-.I 'e d't ~ 10 lead o scdcntary or closely
h's soda water, and IS as pleasant. II loes r-t
Rupt non sicHcn aud IS always ready putun in
'l'se hoti'esand sold At 50 cen,s 10y al Dugcis.s.
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Co. 's ~ W. URE
49,. lAIlss'fN l 80 900 Ray.
IN ~ etc Elastic
H. ~ fRit TRUSS
III tnl others
Va ~ nd comfort
~ DO h.mms
Sn' D'm''' re-
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"ANH Agent. for tho GOLDEN
WIN: a Or, LIGHT 4 IT., on 81 !, tho
school Teachers, Students Young Men, Lg-
les, acting as agents for This book, are MAX =
Ing over 500 a month. Sells fast One agent
sold II first 10 days; another 46 in days; an
other il in day; another Is and bibles in
Jays. Secure territory quick Also, agents
wanted FOR the best illustrated Family Bible
ever sold By agents. Send for circulars. Adj
dress TEXAS BOOK AND BIBLE Co, T1
Elm street. Dallas Tevas
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n ,nTm; "a am p az
prou1 % III HetA sssFsA ~sSEM - ks{ahas cured
very bad one. | am IN fine health-not
betterlo twenty years / have gained TWEEN
ty-hve pounds since l commenced takins.
SwIFT's SPECIFIC. X. S, BRApFoRp-a
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Cali, Colorado n santa Fe

No ll-Mail and Express arrives, l:lO A. NJ.
NO. Mixed arrives ...... $40 A. NJ.
No. l2-Mall and EX. south, de-
parts ... ............ ........... 6:3OA. NJ.
No ll-A'Ncd south departs $50 z. ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-05

Is sei-eyldcut thai q physician paving
particular attention 10 a elias. Of casrs sffsins
great Sail and physicians IN regular practice
~. over thg country knowing this, frequently
Ga, where every known alfulIunce is resorted
0' ahu Ihe proved good remedies or al
sse5 Ind countries are used, = whole house 10
SKIN ia respectful manner; and, Euov,inr
Wh4t 70 60, no experiments are made. on ac.
eouhA OF tnc great number aup'gtgg the
charSt are lcrt low, often lower than il de-
mandcd uy Cthcrs. I Nou qecute tho gElil and
getasprci; and pc-rrt life cure, that Is the
imlor'Alt matter, Igmrllpt, o. pages. seut
10 anv address free.
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Texas Trunk.

GOING SOUTH.
No. 2-Mall and Express, leaves 8 90 2. NJ.
GOING NORTH.
No. mail and Express, arrives. IL 100 A. NJ.
Trains and 2 run daily, Sundays excepted.
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PROFESSIONAL.


PROFESSIONAL.
L. Attorncy-at-Law.
Special attention given To aommcrciai law
and Investigation OF land titles
DRR, H. JONES,
| IL Office over Texas Express Co..
Orr Building, Main st.
! Res deuce near Fair Grounds Ve.rpnoua
AZ residence aud j NJ. Houses Drug store.
I T. MONTGOMERY,
e. County attorney Baylor County,
! Auorney-at-Luw aud Real Estate Aren't,
seymour teNus,
w "A. EDWARDS,
| W. Attorney aud Cuunseuor-at-I.a,v.
no Lamar street,
--- pell7s, Texas
DocToR RANso@
~ Oculiat
After taking a thorough course Of mstruc.
ZION s, nv lue hye lnhrmary ih New York, OF
iers to treat diseases nj the eye, aud females
specially, address, Mort.am, Texas.
I HALL BELL. MD.
-. Residence a Pearl street
ONCE In rear Of Murdock n Baldriu's
drug store. Telephone NJ o''ce md residence.
A RTHUR NJ. MILLER,
"A Attorney
--- Wichita Falls Texas
/ CHESNUTT 4 wELBOKNE.
- Auorneys-Ht- Law and Land Agents
Henrietta, Texas.
j, Q, CHEsNuTT Il. ~ WELBoRNE.
| L. 3. BELL, County Attorney,
/ H . AttOrnay-at -Law and Land Agent
bairl, Callahan County, Texas
w B'%e g. we,gaI
No. ms Main street M stairs Dallas. TEXAS
A RNoLD, GLASGOW ARNulb-
IA Attorney s-Rt-Lau,
| once In Federal court building, west side
pubic square VIII practice 'r me state AND
Federal courts.
John W, DoREMUs,
~ Attorney-at-Lav and Lana Agent,
Commercial practice solicited,
CARswELL 4 FULLER,
~ Attorseys-st-Lsw,
N Decatur, Texas.
" ~, OARsWELL. TuiLY \. FULLER
HALL 4 PATTON,
IL Attorneys-at-Law aad Land Agenta,
| Alvarado, Johnson County Texas
Refer 20 Alvarado bank, r y Trueiove' i
NJ. am, N. Y. Sparks.
NELL YOUNG
IN Atternsys-st-Iaw
:, stepheuville Erath County, Texas.
X. II. NEILL. LEE YouNe
A BERNATHl BROS,
"A Atterneys-st.Law,
Mckinney, Foxes
W. N. ABkkN ArhA s.9. AhERNATuY
1 1NDSLEY q BKAptuRu,
IL Attorneys and Couuseilurs Al Law
1Sh Main street 0hvdslpy building Dallas
Texas. Give special .ftNtiun 10 com mer,isl
and corroraNcr leW u Sl9'e aud Faderei
courts.
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TRAINS PASS DALLAS.
GOING EAST m. 4 p. DvEoa'

Pullman sleepers Colorado, Fort Worth
ana Dallas TO New Orleans without change
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fhis This This Last
Day Week Season Season

EXPORTS AND STOCKS
EXPORTS this week Great Britain, 8.Stl,
France, 1882; Continent, li,iOO stock al All
United states ports, this day el9, i35: mia
day last year. ,0S8,050.
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HABIT
c NSU PT'lON,

10 ADVERTISERS Lowest Rates for
i advertising In 9G@ good newspapers Sent
rec. ADDRESS GEORGE =. ROW ELL CO.
10 Spruo street. n. y.
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME GARD.
Houston q Texas Central.

E3zEESByGoINa SOUTH.
o-New Orleans and Galveston
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02

Tybee, July !, 80 p m-Passed up, bark
Lizzie Curry (Br), schr A 4 M oarlisle.
Arrived at anchor, bark Evviva NOT.
Passed out, bark Tiger Ger, schr Mary E
Morris.
At anchor, outward bound, brig Regnbuen
Nor
Wind NE. fresh: fair.
New York, June 2o--Arriyed, sc5rs Gay
Thomas, Shoe, Fernandina; Narragansett,
Corsop JacksOnvile; Redwing, johnson, do
Tom Williams, Edwards, Brunswick; Minnie
A Bonsau, Lodge, do; Stephen G Hart,
Cleared. schr Minnie & Gussie, French,
Jacksonville.
Brake. June 26-Arrived, bark Oscar
Wendt Ger. Scharmberg, Pensacola.
Cape Verde, June 2l-Sailed, steamship
Azalea OBJ, Petrie, Pensacola.
Hull, June z9-Arrived, steamship Jane
KelsaO OBJ, Grey, Port Royal.
Liverpool. June 23-Arrived. steamship
Chntonia (Brl. Bullman. Port Royal.
Sharpness, June 2S-Arrived, bark Chryso-
lite (Br), Lamb, Pensacola.
ronnlng. June 25-Arrlved, bark Devon
CBr), Hunter Bun River for Frederickstadt.
Buenos Ayres, May 24-Arrived, schr p J
Palmer lBr), Key. Apaiachlcola land ordered
to Rosario 30 discharge).
North Svdnev. & b, June 2S-Arrived, steam
snip Anerly (Br), Cox, Coosaw Tor United
Kingdom.
Vera Cruz. June lO-Arrived, schr e p
Church Mex, Mendoza. Key West
Nor. Danielsen, Brunswick.
Mobile, June 27-Sailed, schr Jennie Lock
wood. Poland, Pensacola.
Philadelphia. June 29-Cleared, schr John
Shay, Clark, Beaufort ; G..
Brunswick. June 27-Arrived up from
quarantine. bark British Queen lBr), Coull,
Rio Janero,
Cleared, brig Donal- Ena Or, McRae,
Buenos Ayrcs: schrs June Bright, Barter,
Boston; Angie T. Green, Nc Elma, Providence.
Pensacola. june 27-Arrived, steamer Butte
shire BrJ. Wilson, ST Thomas; bark Hancock
tBr, Hansen. Bagbadoesi schr Geo H Ames,
Marshall Galveston.
Cleared, barks Kerdalea NOR, Petersen,
Bordeaux; Unone ,ltaD. Percella, Newport
Matchesino QtaD. Ceile, Liverpool: brig Ca
tcrina KOups For, kammennOs, Marseilies;
schr LIZZIE b Wiley. Wlloy, New York.
80 Augustine, June 27-Salled, schr ID W
McLaue, Hudson, New fOrk.
New York, July ARRIVED, strs Anchoria,
GuyandOtte, Wisconsin.
Arrived ont. air California.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02
HOW THIEVES ARE CAUGHT.
the Detectives to Locate Them
by Their Peculiar Jargon.
From he philndeIDAfa Neapa.

From the philadelphia Netcs.
"When a detective makes an arrest on
suspicion he generally relies on the pris-
oner to criminate himself" said a Phila-
delphia detective. ''As soon as such a
prisoner is locked up fly officer is sent
to talk with him and, although you may
not know it, il is fact that man behind
the bars is more confidential and cOntid-
ing to an officer than to any one else. OF
course / make an exception to this rule in
the case of old offenders. Many OF the
latter, however, unconsciously betray
themselves during these interviews. /
can illustrate that best by citing a case
that occurred here several weeks ago
when three men named Davis, Jones and
Henderson were arrested on suspicion of
robbery. Henderson claimed to come
from Ohio and protested that he had
never been East before. When arrested a
revolver was found in his possession. An
officer was sent to interview him and al
ter time asked him:
"'Did you attempt to use your gun when
they arrested you?
"'No,' replied the thief; the fatty was
on top of me before l could pull
The use of the word 'fiatty' betrayed
him as u New York crook and he was af-
terward identified as a criminal from that
city. 'Flatty' signifies. among New York
thieves, policeman. In Philadelphia pO-
licemen are called cops and in Baltimore
guys The detectives are known TO
thieves throughout the country by the
uniform appellation OF fly cops in con-
tradictiOn to the flat cOps.' or patrOlmen.
Thieves slang varies as much throughout
the United States as does the English Ian
guage in the different counties Of Eng
land, and in this way we are often able to
locate the home and particular 'lay' of a
visiting criminal"
"HOw about the detectives slangw was
asked. .-s4 .e
ooh, that varies almost as much as the
slang employed by the thieves and, as a
matter of tact, is Influenced greatly by
them. If several smart thieves are opar-
atingin town we would speak OF them as
mob OF good people, II they are bum
glers in their profession we would refer to
them as a gang of. chumps.' A good
mob OF guns indicates h.clever party of
pickpOckets. One expert picBpocket is
known as 'knuck' or, in New York, as a
wire or good gum When we speak of
good store mem or good night mem we
mean fearless burg airs. sGOOd dav mem
are clever thieves. who lack, however, the
nerve to become burglars, or might men,
This list could be carried out to the extent
of columns, but have told you enough to
illustrate my meaning. ColloQuial thieves
slang undoubtedly gives us many impOr-
tant clues in tracing a criminals antece-
dents. When we lind the locality from
which be halls we send out photographs of
him and in this way many important cap
lures have been made.N
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02

Per Charleston aud savannah Railway,
July L. cars ice. sacks peanute, 3 cOOps
poultry, 2 cases eggs, bale hides, cars wood
and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, July l--l0 cars lumber, cars wood, 81
cars me ona. l,02s hOls r0sin, jM bbls spirits
turpentine, IL bbls aud l,728 boxes vegetables,
855 empty kegs, % boxes preserves, bbls
fruit. 20 bales wool. y balee hides, bbls honey,
AMI mdse.
Per Central Railroad, July l-i7S pkgs fruit,
2,0s0 melons, l76 tons pig iron, $50 or bbs beer,
l25 sacks bran, 100 bbis -four, 100 bbls lime, "a
bales domestics. 30 hf bble beer. 81 bales paper
stock, ~ pkgs furniture, rs Dbls whisky. "a
coffee cans. ~ cars lumber. l8 pkgs mdse, Y
cases wine, l0 hf caeks bacon, l0boNes soap, 10
boxes tobacco. boxes hardware, cases
empty cans. o tierce8 hams, 4 bales plaidai B
bbs spirits turpentine. sacks peas. crates
paper boxes, bales moss, bales wool, iron
Safes pkrg Irvine, boxes wax, money
drawers, 2 pkgs paper, bales hides, box
candy, / wagon. saw mill and fixtures, car
brick, boa bacon. box eggs, y cars WOOD,
box brass
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON. July l. noon.-Consols, SO 5-l6.
4p. m.-Consols, S9%.
NEW YORK, July l, noon.--Stocks quiet
and irregular Money easy at per cent Ex-
change-iong, 81 $40; short, 81 S513. state
bonds neglected. Government bonds dull but
steady.
500 p. m.-EXchange unchanged. Money
closed at l(92per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold. $156, So, 200; currency, $40 455 600. Gov
eminent bonds steady; four per cents, eX IN
terest, l229s; three per CENTS eX interest," 1852
State bonds quiet.
The stock market has been less active and
irregular to-day. Lackawanna made a
further decline of ? points, making a net loss
since Saturday of 81. Deacon White, the
leading bull operator in this stock for many
months, but who, 1t is generally believed, re-
GENTLY disposed of his holdings, appears to
take little interest in the present decline, and
contemplates a stay at Lake George. The rest
of the list was comparatively quiet, except
moderate trading in st. Paul and New York
Central. The greatest activity was in the
forenoon, when one-half of the business was
transacted. IN most cases the extreme i1uc-
tuations were within the range of less than
per cent. Delaware and Hudson closed with
a net loss of y per cent, and Pacific Mail and
New York Central q each, while Western
Union and Northwest were each Is higher.
One feature OF the market was a borrowing
demand by London brokers for American
securities listed on the Loud n exchange.
Sales OF 100000 shares. The following are the
aIoa an ~ lone
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Fruit and vegetable Market.


HLONIDh UIoFAIOH LINN VOVI 1V4ND :
SDecj1J 10 M7rnja1 Ne30s.
PHILADELPHIA, July .-WatermelOns--
Georgia, per hundred, Sl8a25. Egg plant
Florida, per crate, $la4. Peaches-Georgia,
per box. Sla4.
NEW YORK, July Irish potatoes-Geor
ga. per Dbl, $2a2 %. Tomatoes-Florida per
crate, 81 25s2; Georgia. per crate, sla2 SO.
Pesches-Georgia, per box, 5OcaSl 80. Water
meons-Florlda, per hundred, $40; Georgia.
per hundred, $2ga2j.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-Oranges-Messin
per box, $4a5. Lemons-Palermo and Mes
sina, per box, So 50a5 80. Beans-NOrfOlk, per
crate, 40a5Oc. Tomatoes Florida, per crate,
cumbers-Norfolk. per crate, 45a6Oc. Cab
bages--Norfok per Dbl, $lal 90. irish pota-
toes-Noifolk, per Dbl, 81 50a2. Egg plant
Florida, per crate, 81 50a2. Peaches-Geor-
ga, per box, sla3. WatermelOns--Ge orgia,
per hundred. $50.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-02
CONSnGNEES.

Per Charleston ana savannah Railway,
July,l-Fordg ONCE. Saw Mutt p Ice Co. A W
Frlghtter, Mohr Bros, Paul Decker, steamer
David CLARK, F L Brown.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, July l-Fordg Office, Lee Roy Myers,
J S Wood Il Bro, w ID NAPLES, L stern. } A
Pearson. II Myers Il Bros, Smith Bros Il Co, 8
Barnard, NJ Henderson. A Lefler, A A
Aveilhe, II Kuck. Meinke 4 E,W NJ Davidson,
r Habersham's Son & Co, Holcombe. G & Co,
Z S Abrahams 4 Co, J Reedy, Weed y c,
Meinhard Bros s Co, DR. ID Hoops J w Pead,
L Mobley, G Meyeno, A Fl Champion, r S
Jones, II solomon Il Son, Lindsay Il NJ, J S
Silva, Thos Henderson, d c Bacon & Co, w s
Hawkins Dale, w & Co, j Clarke \ Co, j
p Williams. NcDonough & Co, Ellis, II y Co,
Peacock. III n Co, Baldwin h Co.
Per Central Railroad, July l-Fordg Agt,
Keller y Ii, S l. Newton, A Fawcett, G p
Jones, J II Ruwe, II sheppard, Ohlander Bros,
d Q Bacon y Co, Jos Roberts & Co. A
Pearson, Peacock, II & Co, S X Levin, John
Lord, A II Champion, l. Entelman, JSudon
& b, J W Tamm, Frank & Co, WeIsbeln, p
Houlihan, Ludden b b, ID Hogan, J r Haiti
wanger, Graham Il II, ID Porter Chas Burg
mayer, II Teller, VIM Hone x Co, A Letter,
Chess Carley Co, Order, Lindsay & M, Il c
Council. Wheeler & W, A S Nichols, % Butler,
Southern Elk Co, Puder & D, Haynes n Z.