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New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

esmvsrea wssA sss nsr,nao v.us asoaa But let
>s suppose that the goods shippsd srs salicoea+
tesus tiekinS other cheap domestic fabrics; Ihen
thu freght charges large percsntAge OF the
sctae value sf the goods and when added 70 the pce
Of the goods mako material difference IN the eost OF
the goods TO weasern buyera Now In con siderng tne
see OF sais you understand that goods ot this
class are In the Southern States st 4ooet
the ssme attends their msuufacture In Now
York But tho RAILROADS OF tho South and West olsssiy
shese goods class freight aud 'hom from
less than ie the charges between that city and new
YORK. What the RESULT Why. the Western buyer ss
instead Of coming TO New-York. buyias MS
goods and shipping them homo, stops, ss
Chicago Here he goes to jobber who has bought MS
xoods the markets Of tho South and brought then
10 Chicago at sixth class rates Accordingly tho manu-
fsc,urers OF domestic goods In the East ace tneir
fabrics driven from Western markets the Hcw-iork
the trade Of Western buyers the roads Do
cen New York and Chicago loso both freight ana pas
srnger traffic and tho hotels theatres and genera pus-
ness places OF New York lose the PATRONAGE o huyers
for Western houses who formerly caWe to York or
their goods All we ask that the following goous ne
fled fourth class freight Cotton piece eoous
viz. Caicoes, camorcs, canton nannels. cottonsdes,
cotton prints deDims drills. jeans. mosquito netue
shretiugs shrtng silesas, ticking and cotton dress
goods vomeDs In the original piece cssslueu
"A fonrth-cass from New York other dry goods nrst
class unlcss specially classified This Is justice ana
that il all shippers ask from the railroada"
The Railroad Com missiouers expected 10 report
on this Que stion Monday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LyEnroSI 5ga July IN prices &diins upan, 5. DO
Nidiling orleans 5lOd sales ,sS, i,,s
600 b.les Tor speculation and export Ise.elps
,ncl,,in. 400 bales American. Futures ste~y ps',
- " idluy clause July delivery, loota 90 'us sias
04d; do August ani SePlc"pt 'its
r ga do september and october ieiiNsiy Ivota
SSy ,asr and November delivery, ob*ti 30 NDN'hyeI
su1 elS. DO January and February deliver! %
us,'eH' gen "a Se.,cSnber delivery. lto4i.
T3Se. foi deliveries at todays oeanss iVV oales new
anu ale, OF tho day included $500 bales American
,I,nre, auet bot STEADY UPands Low Alidnhg cid"se
r,,lv delivery IA 64d buyers; do July and Aug1sl 10
xsry IA Sld do August .nd september dei' ei
"a buv.r, do October and November delivery o oott
nnv.rs do November and December delivery, oOsd
Sers do December and January delivery 504d buyers
annary and February delivery 6CAd. buyers DO
scntsmber delivery. 5 li-o<d. buyers. u,
m-Futures closed quiet but steady pands Low Mo IA,
Smst delivery l4G4d value do. August and :. Ptsu,.
ssr delivery "A Cid value do september and octoou
Ssiv.ry O.64d. value do. October and November 10
livery buyers; do. November and December deuv-
ery 564d buyers DO. December and January denver,
b64d buyers do January and February delivery oof
IN. cotton market will be closed from M. Friday iho
goth inst until following Tuesday morning, August
GAIyKsrOS July 2l.-Cotton steady; MddlinS' i-ao
Low Middlng s0i6; Good Ordinary sllo nst ans
gross receipts. 50 baesi expors Coastwse, 1850 V"
ssirs 80 bales stock, 254s bales.
SAVANNAH July 2l.Cotton quiet Nddhns ss' s'.ia,s iy
Mddng ss Good Ordinary II 10 net aud gross r".e'pN
- Dales sales IL bales STOCK 0.2s0 bales 80, q q, ,s
NEW ORLEANS, July 2L-Cotton quiet Mlddius y oio
Low Middling. lllB; Good Ordinary sis mel sn"
recepts, 90 bales; exports 10 Great Britain 80.
Cosstwso ga bales aaos. 100 bales stock 1880 oa'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
WAITES UNAVAILING RAGE.
WHY HE WAS LOCKED UP IN The HOUSE OF DE-
TKNTIOS.

WHY HE WAS LOCKED UP IN THE HOUSE OF DE-
TKNTIOS.
Ex-Alderman Charles b. Waite is as mad as
several horuets nests If he could
have he would burst the bolts and bars OF the
House OF Detention for Witnesses and would give In
speetor Byrnes and Dstrict-Att0rney MARITIME lively
bit OF his mind According inside accounts Mr. Waite
was peculiarly pulled by the kind and elastic treat
nent he received the hands OF his cnstodsus after he
concluded TO tell ali that he knew about Broadway mat
era He was allowed to give way TO gcrmandzing
Tendencies at Mr NicolPs house until the young
Assistant Distict-Attorney grew aghast at the raids
upon his larder. Mr.. Waite permitted 10 order
carriages at his pleasure and he took advantage of this
70 Visit many Of his ola hauns He passed Lis evenings
ID oarreoms or at the Casino always in charge OF faith
i1i detective from the Central Office. Mr. Waite
ways exravagant and used the license given him In
the eest manner Being bounteOusy treated by the
central Office detectives. aud finding himself gong
ABOUT IN coupes at somebody eise's expense.
"ale appeared TO get the idea In his
hcAo That he running " the
ro!ce Department and the District Attorneys office
seW oostreporons and unrUly and when he found his
nes were not followed TO suit bin he expressed his
se""iacpoh IN hyely aud emphatic terms This, II ia
," vi excellent authority, j. the why Mr. Mar
anu inspector Byrues could stand IL 10 longer and
49, incOhuhentiy locked Waite up Hence IL Is that
t., az angry az dethr0ned king who find. no cour
H,.s 10 obey his behests
haltes next younger brother IL &. .ad no. r.o.v.d
aInrpe ahs etter from the prisoner but he was not
-, ou 10 see the e1-Alderrpap 40 close seal IN Sci
sP'n 'he niorners mouth
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

during the early hous sympstn.ns with the West pcs
%as4S 5sy sa s ssns Suss @ .: sc sS
closing 6sjc. i.7slvcs. octoh.s. 06sS6 7oc. closing
tee AZ 6SSc isnned quoted .osninauy To-; conunent 10
and saEhE ssvs no, ys.src sine
cry i75slss.; Ws.tssn .sl7e state b..ry half artn
Creamery II sise Meser bsi Zoe l?e wss,sn
6e6 &C. Western chcice 7sx7Sc -. E0Gs-Dul and
rather weak stat~ i5al5lc; CanSia lsLo.; Western.
i4Lc.
sTEARINE-Dull CITY quoted at s+e oIecmsrgerine
I'm better demand Sales 100000 lbs Western Tis1
and 100000 lbs city, August del very, AZ 7'2c.
sUGAH-kaw quiet at 44e fr Muscova'oos. 7.i6c.
for 9i test Centrifugal and sat3.c for sales,
$40 hhds PORT SPAN 7lee 200 hhds si Crox. c 10
hhds Cuba Lice Refined quiet but steay. tuf loaf.
6lqc; Crushed. 6Sc; cubes. G4a5l6c; Powdered, G2@
csc; Granulatet 9lGa6tc Monld A. Gsc. Confection
ers' A. 6ds llsc; Coffee STANDARD j9.e Coffee on A,
59c:; White Extra c. 5td5tc. Extra &. 47sd5 3lsc:
{, 4ssa3s.c.: Yellow. lCd42c.
TAIIJWFrm and in fair demand. Sales 10000 lbs at
4ai llbc.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

WEDNESDAY, July 21-P. NJ
The Stock Exchange markets to-day a rule were ex-
tremely dull The stock Sales however, amounted 70
1886 shares but the business done in spasm''
occupying small part OF the hour while during tho
larger part close quotations could not ne obainea
for of the stocks which contributed largely to such
intermittent activity there Prices opened easy
At about last evenings closing figures ana during 'no
frat half hour declined Il per oent 1t was after thas
that the days programme developed. The Nanuer-
bt stocks selected do guard duty In prices.
Lake Shore opened the it closed last evening t
So. and declined $3.50 before o'clock 1t rose to
s67s with transactions Of only 7.l00 sbares dulpess
followed with decline 10 S6as on sales OF ZOO shsre
Another spurt with purchases OF 5000 shares ana ls
price again s67s at o'clock; from then to 2;3o
o'clock sales Of 1000 shares carried the price BACK 10
sGas and then a rapid marked the last 5000
shares sold at 81. and the closing quotation was Sos@
81. In the last movement Michigan Central rose from
rs to 76l2 Central and Hudson from lo6's
TO 10G7s and Canada Southern sold at 4i2
against Al. the early price Central OF New-JerSey
after declining from 55a4 to 55is rose to 56ls0
SO report that tho special committee OF the COM
panys directors had agreed to recommend that
traffic contract be made with the Baltimore and ono
Company for two years This is considerable OF let
down to pectatlons which had been encouraged by
previous reports to the effect that the Baltimore aud
Ofio Company 10 anxious to obain the Central OF
New-Jersey that IL was willing to guarantee DIVIDEND
the stock as t was relieved from the lease OF
the Reading Company" The general market ruled
weak hut prices generally were sieadied by the special
movements which reference has been madc. For the
movements in the Vanderbiits cause was assigned
on the contrary there seemed TO be method in enve
oping them cloud OF mystery. But after all II Is the
same old story-a limited market, with the making OF
figures within certain limits in the control OF
few cliques The market closed fevorish and Irregular
Government bonds were active and in large demand
IA ills, tho bids Tor wniCn
were respectively IS anu ls per cent Annexed
are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
1--WE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

PuPP.IO July 2l-Cduie-Receipts last - hours $50
head total for 442O head for same tn as
vssk 900 head through, 30 cars OF "sh 10
70 New York cars sale demand light but holders hthi
bulk OF stock sale shipped cars held over .
last "a hours. 5000 heah oixi oi wees
Tins far ~ 200 time last week o4oo neal
consigned through is OF which 10 TO New ork ~
a. 51 "a 90 Good TO Choice 81 25dS4 75 Extra 70 90;
Tayhs irm FAR 70 Good 81 1875 23 Good 10 Choice.
* 60 q u 90 Canadians 81 25 all offerings taken
oos Recepts "a hOurs503l head total ot week tus
far ~ $50 Lead for time last week 23o33 bead con-
siened through OF which IL 10 Nowfo fork cars
fT Sae: market steady: Light Pigs 50 80 fsS % seie
Vork Weights 1885 20 selected Medium weights - 10
S5 a0 Coarse Heavy Ends S3 80 81 To- all offerings
taken -, o,,. p...s.,. o ooo bosA. sifn
meuts s26 market strong; Good 10 Choice Naive shP
ning steers 81 60 Common 10 Fair - % - o
Rnchcr steers So 25d - 4Oi Cows ana Helicrs 20
So so stockers Feeders 80 70 "a 80 GRASS leAahs
81 25aS3 76 . ,,. a 600 h.a, ,,,,to,
active Light - 5Oa 81 rs; Packing, 81 4Od4 10 Heavy
"a s5aS5 OO ~ ,,.... ..,,. ,,.rL., ,uie.
Cncsso Juiy 2l-The Journal reports caiut-
Recspts head shipments. 1000 market tteaN
ming Steers So 7O1S5 10 Stocker and Feers 81 W
Sos Bulls MIcd 81 500 SIS rs Bulk. 81 'o0 IS 20;
through Texas steers 81 506 - 90. 800 ,,
Uors 10000 head shipments, o,oVV' niNsrs
oweg Rough and Mixed. 81 dS4 ~; PACKING ana si"yo
ping - 75 dS5 " Light Wcghts 81 ioaSi w. sAPS y
Sheeo-Recepts 1000 head shipments 500 maTS9. ". u
lower. Natives 81 90 81 20; western, s5Wd - Vo' A
ans 81 75ds3 90; Lambs. per head. 81 - %
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

BALTIMORE July 2l-Cotton steady Middlnes Y az DO
steady Howard street and Western super ~ & Mills
Extra S3 0oq 80 IS do Family s5 Ioas4 90 no brands
s. 5Ods4 81; Pxtapsco Family. - do soutSsrn
Is 90. Whcat-southern nrm Western steady U,nter
he'd so SIC; do Amber s7ae9c No a Wes,ern sss
iss Esd sHS A1s %s Western southern
White as 6Oc do Yellow ~ Doe western hhea p
tsc oats hrm southern. los!se wssetB hs hYs
40 f4lc: do Mixed 3Sc Pennay snla - 80
IS CSC Hay-PTin,e Choice western $lV oo9 ats W.
visions hrner Mess Pork ST. SSsA ss 70 tS, bacon,
slegd.I ssSs clsHs Es sds re- r.esss a.S'
tresnery i5d sc Eggs l2HslSo To-
sa Esoepisfloar sosi bss wsssS sssvo
Cora 81 bush; Oats. 7eOY b4sh ate sii
1893 bbs: Wheat 2oeoo busA- ssaAs-"hea- 'N''''
Corn $500 boAh
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
GENEROUS FRIENDS or CITY CHILDREN
TWO PARTIES SENT TO THE COUNTRY-AN INCL
DENT OF THE WORK.

TWO PARTIES SENT TO THE COUSTEn-AN iNIi-
DENT OF THE WORK.
Thirty eight small children walked quietly
into the big feryhouse of the Erie Railway at Cham
bersst last evening clnging closely to large paper
parcels which evidently contained all their worldly
possessions the little company halted when told TO DO
go asked simultaneously thrtv-eight different ques-
ons relative their time Of parurc, and then fell 10
rejecting the possibilities that awaited them The
f.rrybost conveyed the ntte band across the river
where they boarded the D. train bound for saons-
vie Penn They are an extra instaiDent sent for by
the kind people of that place because OF the pleasure
that they have derived from the children already there
Eight boys. also, took tho noon train Tor Stamford
Conr yeserdcy. over the Now Haven road They go to
eight boys whose fortnight there WITH tho
Rev Mr. Warrington expired yesterday.
The following recently received from George
7 M,ree presidcnt'of the Fall Brook Coal Company,
Corning, n. Y;
To the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR should your FreshA Fund be continued during this
should send children out in the country seek
ing take pleasure in informing you that we VIII
on og the son SSers connect With Central
coTneSoh g 20 Is mse With the Erie and with Delaware
1acEawsnna and Western roads should the offer be ac
t1afic manager Mr.. II. A. Horning, Corning NY.
This generous offer which H. Is hardly nsces'nry
ton OF he many warm ouof-owu frends OF the Itlie
IbTcnSh fS ihe Fresh Ar FunG The Fail Brook
pany through Its berslity Las already been he neau
of teaching nearly 300 OF NeW-1orkt niue oncs nn"
the country and It's action should also strengthen
their belief in human nature
The following incident has recently come 10 the hoce
of the manager OF the Fund -Four or five years ago
little girl twelve years old, sent with party OF
Fresh Air children to Derby. Conn.,. for two weeks.
Her hosts became attached To her and after she nsl re-
turned to her city home correspondence arose
them and later they became acquainted win ner
narcuts The girls family WAS poor anu thefc WERE
seven children support. Their Derby friends urced
the family to the country. and after some beslt
on II W "a a. cded 10 do friend found tO lend
the father S25 enable him 10 get TO Derby. Nothing
wac heard rom the family until last week when NV"
neatly young girls just about arriving al woman
hood called upon the woman VINO mad lent the poor
family the mu S2j she scarcely recognized
tho weak and sckv little FreshAr cnlld IN one OF these
health, looking girls, but II she The girls Dad
come 10 return the loan AID told of their happy, thrifty
home I'D Connecticut. which direct outgrowth OK
the Fresh Air Fund work.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
and Maize on passage for Europe, in buseols.

HoPs-The first bale Of arrived today, shipped by
Jae1 n cn co ey We're afierwaT sold by b. p sharp
20 the Long Island NewYOk Ale Brewing Company at
III TkPY y AND sTRAw-New Hay is arriving freely ola
crop light receipt and firm stray easy New Hay ooa
50a 55c: Glover Mixed 6Oc straw, Long 754sOc Short.
65a6jc.; oat, 45a6oc; Whert +9aA?e; Zoo. ,.u,. .,o.,
sales. I'oo1 6SIs Extra Heavy Black strop l2c
NAVAL STORES TaIpentinsr arm at sSc. a for
Ro.n dull for low grades though fine samples fair
quest We quote s,rai3eatO GOOD slat 9Si Esq isig
& MasGr aS H. CAS-. & 10 81 Water 1lss s.
OCEAN FREIGHrs The movement is stu without I'M
one LoSDoN. steam 50 900 bush: grain 2a berth guG
1ons PSuT lis Sd Cas1 ss . o: z sugar Er % c
4s oil porI Sd; rosn Is I'd; measurement goods 2Os
a 22s ea cheese 27s. Cd. CORK ORDERS, hence.
nsn Isa r. ' isGG9
ecskc g. Sd sraSuIsted sugar iss 90; cutoa iss Sd
bacon, l3- I'd al5s lard, l3s: I'd 1885, logs 2Os tasT
rosin. il. Sd tobacco. Us Cd goods ios
steam san aesesb % i@oSo n Sas gram On
oil cake Is sii 3D. rranaisied sugar 5s catca Us Sd
SssS so s so % cheese lSs go
steam quotations Flour los; olcakc. 90 ios sran9
iTs Gu log. aos % ,aiioS iss Sd; sI
s rosn Is 3d measurement goods lss al7s 3D. cheese
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-Ths movement continues SLOW S"s
With absence Of export inerest rlees & " lob lob
lots Ness quctSd Sossio s2a Tor oiaanS 81 20
1 ssT dlssl ri hsss Ss.
Prime: BEEF-pnn aud uomnsiy upshAnged uus, EI,ra
Ss Is. EHs hfs y ss rs.sf
oao!s s2 o SE1TsnIaagf ~. rss1IS s... fSss
pels sSe CITY r!Saled saspiSers ND smois Ss
sISssd S shsS'as ofe bEspa hessg ana low
Clear YORK Is = .f wfss Long sas Ssas
cSs again. WIN noSsrsss dsnaads cy Heavy light a'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
THEY READ THE CONSTITUTION.

,JaWCs =. WaIIIs, IIt LUG IISIIIIIaIH TO IIN7111
nce OGoman OF superior Court refused to Issue natural
aton papers until he had read the Consutuuon OF tne
Iute States before swearing that he would support IT.
fsmarized himself with that document ana mas peeh nae
an American citizen julius Greshen who sought the sam
night was YESTERDAY sent by Justice OGoIan 10 te Once
Of the Clerk tue superior Court to resd e r
AMI ser he hsd done admitted 20 citizenship Inc
Judce holds applicants for naturalization papers shou
know something about the Constitution before uey he c
oat Ia supDo H. before their witnesses are Pefhe1
swear in the prescribed form that the foreigner ID atthou
10 The urncipe OF the Of the nlted STATES
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
FREIGHT CHARGES on DRY GOODS
"h"i lhk MERCHANTS ARE SEEKING TO ACCOM-
PIIsa


~, w!-soods merchants of the city are
nopeiu that the effect Of their viii,
VIC "unk line managers will be to bring about an early
sgt.,,ns ne.'lon 80. OF dry goods They have been
,',a. 'He matter Tor many months and will con.
uhae their contest until they secure WIN, ,n.r
.ne'f just cues from the raroads w. a,tv .S ,n.,
o railroads should trea, the drygooa. lraass,. the
hsrav,-s. 's sa 'nsy treat dealers in groceries or
O,.."'",' 'Aa " H. App.egate of The Drv Goods
.nron''A 10 TRIBusE reporter res,sro,v
s,ms.,. S"'a' are not more bulky or more
,aa,s1". A.nu'e than those classes OF
49,, :. -. 'Nefsh no reason why both should
no' 'e Aafs The sressnt sta,e Of AIR, :,
unJns' and Its injustice s easily MAD. .,,c.n. nus
ri''o. VINO are not familiar With the dry. rood. su,.
ness According to the present freight ,ssa,.,. -,
sne 'un1 hnss Oil nsds OF dry sooas ar. ....,nsa =.
nrstsi.ss freight End are charged seysp,,n,.
sAsa'ed' weight estwses here Chicago. Nsxu,n.,
sanaies~sges OF foods 10 rnade mp Of vsluab,. i'm.
ported siiks velvsts tho charges are I'm, .,,a,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
MILK AND CREAM.

. aa,ly receipts of milk and cream at the various Gus
,ibnting points and the city were AZ i3DSs ~
OF condensed mix ana III oAns "
500 o~Ns eusamshanna and Western. i.a6e cans OF
niIr And ~ cans Of Cream; New,noIk ana mhr
hsIh as, na,. of milk; Harlem 2,6SS cans OF nhis
hsa1 cans Of condensed 'aik and w c cans loa
% ,dson River J22 of milk New iihh.n 100
lilly ontario Western i4lO cans ol nk anu -u-
s ~ c.ar West Shore lOl2 cans Of milk ~ ess " &
IN md 81, cans of Reading 80 cans oI ~
or asns f cream Long Island 81 can. Of mix Ia anu ~
m, source-. % cam o. sh Aa
81 cans Of cream The total daily receipts @ois s f
.. OF condensed milk and 's5 cum ~
% ~ "a fuliy equal the large supply a s
Luz Luz aaSx al 81 rs per OF Az quartz o u" fA'o" p'
fnrmk
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
SEEKING A DIVORCE FROM BLIND Man
1....iao Rnrrett in the Supreme Court, Chaill

merry yesterday reserved his decision on the appicauOn
1ma Y Bell for aimony and counsel fees pendhg heI % s
-, "a Ivnrc, from Nathaniel q. Bel she says t'U
She eocd with the defendant who ia blind ID oDv, Nh.
sHe " az eighteen years old. They boarded WIN ne
~ Niddletown V. until 1885, when the biu nun
placed IN asylum at tat place ~ md
tin Ny,ek She charges that he treated her cruti9 anu
m one occasion he could Kill her and W0un eschPe pun
fnrn ON thr ground that he insane ne has an
nf 800 wear from estate left by hls ialneI ~
Tsseg,t,ons They have two children Her mother re-
hCi 80 % and recovered the amount Of the board oi ms
80 and children who with her after the platn nus
Nand On being released asylum, had refused 10 pro
-. hfs putfV
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON July 2l-l23O p onsols lOl lio Ior pp. pr
money and the account United states Four aId ort
Cent Bonds lli4 Atlantic and Great western raio III
gage Trustees Certificates 4vs do Second Mortgage
frle 81 second ConsOls, l02 Mexican OIdhAy %
st Paul Common 95a. Pennsyy ania 65ss Reading 10
Paris advlces quote Three Per Cent HehIes AZ o. ~
s2la oentimes for the account ,r.s,.rn
LosDor. July 2l-4. mAtiantic ana .dan urn Pseinc
IS Erie Second Consos lOl7si Mexican Ordinary 80
New.YOrk Central lO9ss Pennsylvania, oo't he-D's
1879 . -. 90 ,-,rce e5
Paris advces quote Three per cent renes at 81 % At
confines for the account, and exchange vi bo"1'N "
% francs n a centimes for Checks - -, rrg
m of bullion into the banh VI NNe'
Land o balance to-day A5o,OoO.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
CALENDARS TODAY.

sIpRTMR -CHAMBHRs-Before Barrett Nos:
"a 10 l3 10 % a. So G5 ~ 81 lc4 l09 l34 1S1
l59 no l42 las j3 III 1S0 49, lS4 loo 1873 lVo Ieo
200 202, 203. 2O5, 2O6. ~
SUPREME CoURT-C T-CIgcVIT-PART I.-Before Van Worst j.
Adjourned 10 Monday, August 2.
stKEOGATRs CoUkT-Before Rollins. S-1otion calendar
sUPHKOR COUKI-sPEClA. TRKA-Before IngrsiaIl, j.
No day calendar.
CCxNoS PLKAs-sPEcIAL TKKM-Before Van Hoesen' j.
No day calendar
COuET OF GENERAL SFssiOSs-PART I-Beore Judge Gil
derseeve and Assistant District Attorney Ftzgerad-NOs
J. 84,5,0,7 g. = 10, II, ~, 49, II. 10, l6, II, Is
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
RECOGNIZED BY HER SMILE.

The only additional evidence yesterday Ill lDe
eeSne Of Mrs Leonore A Arnold 10 secure her claims
. m rorertv q Count Chcsebrough who is alleged 70
have been her father given BY Mrs Robert ffanknn
cousin Of the plaintiffs mother She had not seen hei
Lers Mrs Cheserough for twenty years untl yes
ersv bnt she positively identified her more pv
~ smile and fte fact that her face bore afaniy resemblance
lhe ssd that know Of her own knO"cuee al hei
fousn was married the count but udt IL Was always 10
sus1ee In fhe family Mrs Arnold, the witness added,
Wa vo wears 1897 and both she ana ner hOteI "eic
rhe hofse AZ hera aunt. CregeT, at that lllno
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Psr North Rissr. Vessels ant q sitroSfa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEEThe market for Brazil grades is quiet for
tho moment while holders stil demand previous figures
which quotabe the basis Of 9 for fair Rio
Mid grades quiet opened steady at unchanged
prices ruled dull all day and closed reduction of
points as follows January, 19J $500 February. 5000
800 July, 77o67;s0; August 7.s0d7.s5 septem6er
790d795 October 1901 795; November. 1900 1876 Do
cember. 7.g0 a. 90 Sales, 20. 500 bags.
CoTT0NWith some improvement in the speculative mar
ket late In the the tho Spot market steady
from holders standpoint though the demand backward
The sales all for consumption Prices changed
Tho port receipts today 27s bales comparing with
0s6 bales this day and 262 bales day
last year.
Quotations based the American standard of classification
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

BuvrALo July 2lwheat dgli No w.rs ss''e SS "a
iWhite Michigan SIS SS6c Corn strong; No slGw
i4c; No yellow No t;s,sls
Wheat Corn ss oat. gs S Esss,pfcSSs SSso csn. slip
ments-Whess 1900 bush. Corn, l0s.Ooo Dusn. ~.
shipmepts-Flour 1900 bblsi Wheat eooo ous-' SS~
22.o0O busli
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22

Total bush.. s,o990Oo 31s3O55 7.72O,97O 2,l85,43O

Probably about 100O0O0O bushels Instead of Z123ZzO0
bushels ooo .
l256 600 bushels; Oats, 10000 bushels.
Foreign narkets-Lverp0ol Wheat steady, fair demand
Holders Offer sparngiy Corn steady fair demand Mnite
Wheat steady Corn slow Ioadon-fI0suns osIsoes @ o.
quite steady born firm In Mark Lane Wheat and Corn
steady Country Wheat markets English turn dearer French
quiet ParisWheat and Flour quiet Weather in Untea
Kingdom hot forcing English supply week II OF home
Wheat foreign Flour, 1901 $50 bushels against
1000 in estimated consumption. and Maize 2,oOOOOo
bushels.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-22
AHABEAs CORPUS FOR A POOLsELLER
A writ Of habeas corpus was obtained yesterda

nom Justice OF the Supreme Court by Peter McheI
behalf OF his client Thomas Johnson directing the WauSn
Of le Tomhs TAKE him to-day. The prisoner VINO
WAS committed by Police Justice MuTay charged with having
violated against poosellng says he dd not break he
law and III he received an oier
70 seud TO Baltimore and did receiving CON-
mission Of twenty five cents for his services