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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31

tics we're appointed. The object OF the
permanent committee is 20 do any aud
all things necessary TO be done to pro.
mote the railroad interests OF willbarger
county, and at present TO prepare maps,
statistics, ETC., TO present to the meeting
A. Fort Worth, January 81, 1887, Of the
delegates that met at Albany, December
10. to consider the proposition Of the ex
tension Of the Gulf, Colorado Santa Re
from Coleman via Albany, Throckmorton,
people are IN earnest and will work hard
terest OF Vernon and Willbarger county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31

Correspondence OF the Gazette
VERNON, Tx, Dec. 29.--The perma-
nent railroad committee appointed last
Thursday night held It's first meeting at
Judge Robluson's otice Monday night.
Judge I Windsor Robinson was elected
president Of the committed; II. +. Jones,
vice-p president; John stephens. secretary
and Il. X. Wood, treasurer. Committees
ON map, right OF way, tinAnce ana statls-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
Clearing sale.

From and after this date we make our
usual reduction in all kinds OF fan and
winter dry-goods, clothing, shoes and
hats, mems and ladies' furnishing goods.
r The purpose OF clearing out to make
ready for spring goods, and yet the Texas
winter Is all ahead Of us.
THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
Loring Pasha Dsna

NEW YORK, Dec. So-Gen. w. w. Lor-
Ing Pasha, formerly of the United States
army ard OF the Confederate army, and
later commander OF Loring's corps in the
Egyptian army, died of pneumonia az the
81. Denis hotel tonight. ''-0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
crack Ln,d IN Isso,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. a0-The Railway
Age saws in the year just closing SOLO
miles OF new main line OF railway track
has been built In the United States
Kansas leads the country with the sur.
prising amount OF 1920 miles. Present
indications are that the year 1857 will
show even greater activity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
More Attachment at waco.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, Tx, Dec. s0.-Addltional at
tachmcnts were ran to-day on the stock
OF I. Il. Jordon, whose dry goods sstab.
lishment was closed yesterday, as fol.
lows Crow, Hargardine & Co., st.
Louis, 1872 49, John Henry & Co., New
Orleans, slb05 45; l. Frank & Co New
York, $780, S. X. Mills, Wac, 1924 "A /;
Noyes, Fish & Co., Boston, $1,000 rs.
This makes in round numbers S22, 900 In
attachments issued TO date, with more To
come. The sheriff commenced taking an
inventory OF the stock this afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31

Buy package Of Silver Loaf and give
It fair trial. II you do this you will
never regret II. How many disastrous
failures In making bread cause troublous
yexatlon in the householder This can All
be obviatcd by trial OF Silver Loaf. ],
II. Brown guarantees its purity, strength
and efficiency.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
PRoHlBrTIoSIsT,
Died December IS.


After the body had been placed in the
wagon some OF those who had been in
strumental IN the unfortunate termination
OF this spree got on the wagon and
drove over to Junction City, max
ing a most disgraceful exhibi-
tlon of themselves. All this time
Clatkson was lying corpse In the
wagon. This is the most disgraceful
piece OF business ever perpetrated in
Il yle county. Great excitement prevails
throughout The county. Clusters of men
can be seen conversing on the street cor
ners, and 1t Is not at all unlikely that a
mob will visit upon the heads OF the
perpetrators of this dastardly outrage
condlen punishment for their barbarous
and iiendish act. The coroneris Jury was
In session yesterday, but held back their
verdict until they could consult with the
commemorative attorney.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
The santa no ana aainssyllle.

special TO the Gazette,
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Dec. Boa large
force has been put to work on the plat
form for the passenger depot Of the Santa
Fe 10 this city. The platforms will be acc
feet long and about ten feet wide. The
freight depot is completed, and It Is un.
derstood the contract for the passenger
depot has been let.
A large number Of attaches and officers
OF the Santa Fe are here making this city
their headquarters.
Engine Sc pulled the first train over
the Santa Re, which was in charge Of
Roadmaster Kelley.
SIX engines were pulling around the
two depots here to-day at one time, u
new thing for Gainesville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
Judge Orenhnm,. order.

CHICAGO, Ill. Dec so.--Judge Gresh.
am this afternoon refused to grant the
petition to turn over the Chicago & ST.
Louis branch OF the Wabash road 10 the
purchasing committee, aud entered an
order directing Judge Cooley TO assume
control OF the lines east OF the Mississippi
river December 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31

The period OF about the 25th instant has
passed, with only clouds, vivid lightning
and liubt rainfall TO the south OF us. There
Is depressed feeling In regard TO our
wheat crop. BE OF good cheer, iflehus,
there Is a rain period the AN 70 the otu
os January. Another about the loth W
10th. Toward the last OF January, say
27tn, there is strong period lnneeu,
the indications for the whole month OF
February are FIRST rate. Quite near an
the rains that fall, fall at the time men
toned by US. IL rains then or not at all.
Please read our Gdvertisement below an
trains into Fort Worth are half fare until
.January 3. Persons who have been wait.
iog until after Christmas TO get great bar
gains can get them now at our store IL is
All a mistake that Christmas gifts are not
good unless made upon Christmas day.
They are coed at any time during holiday
week THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co.
HOLIDAY GOODS AT cHAsE's.
ALL AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Mems suits
Laidies' suits.
Mems overcoats.
Ladies' cloaks.
BOYS suits.
Boys overcoats.
Mems underwear.
Ladies' underwear.
Chlldren's underwear.
Mems hsndkerchieis.
Ladies' handkerchiefs
Ladies' shoes.
Children's shoes.
ua,baIu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31
BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
LsvyIug Attaohmenia.

Special to tho Gazette
VERNON, Tx, Dec. 30.--Sherlff Barker
and deputies are busy leyying attach
ments on and taking an inventory Of the
effects Of j Il, Cobb OF this place. The
liabilities VIII far exceed the asseta.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31

Pain is never felt otter st. Jacobs Oil
has been once used. IL coaquers pain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-31

Boys caps. THOMAS FAIRLY,
Advertising Editor Chase Trading Co.
p. S.-We are offering great bargains
In blankets, comforts and flannels. Want
to push them off. T. f.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

potato race with A. Murray second Tho 10o,yaris
dash, six starters was won hy james AitEen 10 IL 70
seconds. with Kirkpatrick. Of Albany, secogd In
tue hurdle race f. L. Flynt was frat and r j. MOSS
second The three legged race, the boys race ana INC
ladies' In the last Of which there were four Star
ers. were more devoted To ioyislty than fast tine
Nearly 1000 people, among whom were many women
Union nm. y. j. Yesterday to witness the an
nu,l summer games OF the popular Scottish American
Athletic CLUB. T. G. Hood the rriereee ana Judge
OF walking; 9. ID. Bu-neli starter aud j. r. Oulnn D.
J. O'Briea aud j. A1grsea were ths iudsrs
The nrst contest on tho programme was the l9ov'r.
dash. handicap. IL the nnal heat by lhoias
f. OBreD. Manhattan Ath rtic Club, yards star ;
time 1Ol2 seconds ". e. Johnson. scOttsh-Ane ID
Athletic Club. yards start. Was close recond. ne
l-mile walk. handicap. by ". Boaz. scotti-h-
American Athletic Club. from the scratch ia minutes
50 seconds j. +. Bowie. Hudson Athletic CLUB, 20 SEE
onds start. second. The hafmile boys race was won
by Willie McCarty III minute ,
aud Is seconds Charley King secund
IT, the Goo yards run nanaicap. H. J. OGr"iy : A. A.
G.. 80 yards start tIne. minute, 10 seconds j.
HOendon. 80 yards atari. sccOnL The winner OF me
hree-ne run, handicap, WAS James +. Larkin'. : l.
A. C., from the scratch. line, l6 minutes. 10 Secon"7
f. Dollar : A. A. G.. second. Tho tug f.whr, between
teams representing the scottish American Ahetic CuD
the Jefferson Avenue College team. was won Dy the
ScUrcllueu a,lf
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06


LvRhrooL~ July -PrOvsions s-Bacoa SumDerlana @ Su'
dldiics. p35. lh oAJrt GEAR dl''.o
,3s I'd snort RIBS ~. -DU llers -Ih nL pst CIV"
neeI-14s kItr. Indian Ness Prime Ness 49, o.
yorR-srue , - III Pilinc i-aSOctl
"a western. 4os oil. Lard American. j2s Prime Ness
ern 40 IL. ard OIL S-SjL hans-LOns Cut Jrs. va
ehouaee. ,os Butter iDa Cd rer cwL for nnest
sIaIes Cueese-Amerlcan hOlce. 81 I'd "heat-Nesu
sprlng Red inter. IS "a u = va
p,r csnIa. New - Winter. "a ID NO 5unug oA u
Kew Mixed a. ~ California 40 l. oA "a ~
N. ID, Californian No. ia ID 0Os.-d Der Genital produces
3Ja Ou do 81 London Ia uu uoi
cwL. DeGrJeuni OF per sIii'I cover seed
lied. 49, Jsf W IaloN--os. ID peI -
-i'onnon 3a 3D.. ia Ud ~OA OL Linsecd OL : =
GA Der cyL TaOY Y-fine American % Id Prin' ~.
9ss 3d Der c~r Lsfrgsr.tJd B3ei HUI quart
ers u Id: fore quarters ) od- Der n - . - CD,
IoyOoy July 5-PfOduce-llnseed II OIL go 1850 a.
ns nd per un ID per quarter lAhseS
Cake 81 l2s Il Refined Petroi-un . -
0,s,a per g.lOn Jf HdrDolJne. SJ<Vd Dcr ".
sDerm on \ 9J3 IOsin-ComnOn - od.pel cN-
Pale oS GIls ID PrJUs)ns-Larl J5s ID Der c"- .
American sugar. lJs sd per cw ior .uos ntl. -
nolarzug = ID lss3 sd for CdoA huscoVAle -
Sennng lnD.t Australian CAlJs -BeeL Is OIL e-oA
Od.. Mutton. 25A I'd CTS, Oh COCOA Nut O'-O7'''-
llCd ag6 3s.. Cochin &5&G SS- bs - q
AxTwgRP July 5-retrois lm Fine pale Amercal, "a
francs cennes paid l6 francs II eentimca seeis
HgRnES July 5-Petroeum-6 marks 40 DfshhisA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
SCOTTISH ATHLETIC GAMES.

The TWEEN tieth annual Scottish games OF the
Brooklyn Caledonisn Club we're held At Myrtle Avenue
PARK Williamsburg, yesterday. ]. H. Adams, OF
Paterson; L. W. Addison. OF Brooklyn. and l. W.
Fowler OF NewYork. we're the judges with william
Mann as chief. His ASSISTANTS Messrs McGibbon,
Rome and McInnes. Tho putting the stone
WAS won by John Reune, 81 fcet z inches
second william Laird 81 feet inches. The
rlnnins high jump tie between r. j. Moss and l.
f Flynt a. feet inches There were seven contest.
ants In throwing the hammer Johu kenne won by
cast of lOl u inches f. E. Flynt second, 80 feet
lOl nohes In the pole caping the first przs went to
Thomas Kirkpatrick feet; second awarded to r. D.
Moss feet 8 IDohos. The sword dance, hve entries
vss won by J. Sinclair with p. hc0iDbon
s.oond In the half-mils run, G. Cnapln
won with p Foster second Tossing the caber was Won
nv lndrcw urray who threw IL 3o fest = nch W
IaiTd second. 80 fect incheA J. Aiken won ths
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06

40 do l49 n at 2Lc lI2 do 1888 st 2ci IS vess and
Butcrmg Calves f8D m at il3c 80 Veas 100 D. ~ 5c "a
do l5i h. 5'.c 240 do l5l b at &c 33 do 1877 ID at
SIC
tilenpack Dewey 10 veals l7s &C., 90 do 1872 10.
stGLc. 49,
E e. Otis Nelson 10 Fed Calves 2os n. at itc lot
DO $50 n az Se ofsd 5alyes ~ n ate ,i 10 Sea'
II do ~ n attic 80 veals 1855 b. at 5',c 20 do. 1877 H.
p 5 ka-c, a. Wells i65 o. at &c
ssHEEP AND LANBS.-Recepts were sc cars of l4t33
about ~ car loads held from week rade opeir,
with dun depressed feeling with shep barely steady ana
clearance o. the pens Prices declined &c on sheep and 40
bc on Lambs.
exceeding Sc and Common to Prime Lambs sold genef
at PC although early IN the day cars OF Choice
brought &c. outside quotation at he close &c.
sales s-Hallenbeck x DAVIS: lOJ Western sheep, -6D At
sf at 7c go A'"'u'A' A"O' 90 d. at '' iO0' 40 20 H.
Uicnbsck & Dewey III state sheep 75 H. 4i,c 25t
Western do 10 4lc 2l9 - n. fosc 220 do ~
n At &c y Pennsy wanna LAMBS 40 10 al &c; 2Ol CO. o9
iiume Mullen 81 state -heep rs b at4lan; 80 Penn.
Slvana do l0- b at -; 53 state Lambs 80 10 at &c %
Everirt q picock 45 Penn,vva1ia sheep 81 ~ at i.
l29 entucky do 80 10 a. 4c 27i Kentucky Lambs % 10
\. Fdoock lo Virginia lambs. % h. at &c per n II
do, ~ a tssc 23l do So B at SIC "a do, 90 D. at &c
rs Ohio sheep - N at SIC - do 81 b al &c 59 DO io
Judo & Buckingham: 2li West virginia lambs. G2 D at
6c . DO 80 H. at 62c 81 Ohio DO 80 ID. at 6c 2-6 ONO
newton & GIliet IN Virginia Lambs ~ at l2c
Io7 OHIO 10 p at 2c ii Indiana DO 81 h. at &C. ~
Kase = STATE Ian bs 81 h. at oTc 20 stale sheep
lOl lb at &c.
2iS 10 ~ NJ at sc Is Ohio DO e. is at &c 1856 Ken.
mcKv sheep u 4 80. 10 do ~ 10 az 4 %.
~ % celps wsrs sb ar a. reported on i've
I,ht NOmInal quotations 50 $3.50 DO
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
THE MONEY MARKET.
MONDAY, July 5-P. ".


The bank exchanges through the princpl Clearing
Houses OF the country for the week enced last eaturuay
amounted To ~ oO3 6s44S increase on the amount
Of the week Of 1855 OF 80 per cent The gain or
New York 40 3 per cent outside Of New YORK tue
exchanges amounted to 1923, l24 455-a gain OF no
per cent which The following cities were con-
spicuOus: Springfield so per cent; Omaha. 7ol per
cent; Worcester 66 per cent; PEORIA 665 per cent
minneapolis 574 per cent; Memphis 3Ol per cent :
Portland, Al per cent; Philadelphia, 3c.' per
cent; Lowell. 80 per cent; New-Haven
3 per cent; Cincinnati. 37.6 per cent; Boston,
343 per cent Indianapolis 334 cent; Kansas City'
33.l per cent; Detroit $40 per cent; New-Orieahs'
3L5 per cent Cleveland 30 per cent; Syracuse - per
cent, HtriJr 225 per cent; ChlcsgO. Isl per cent
ftt-hurg IL per cent 81. Louis l62 per cent anu
Louisville, 10 per Only city ofthose Included
shows n declne-Mwaukee, ls.3 per cent IL Will De
seen that the gains general all over the country
but IL should he mentioned that the week OF looo h-
cluied only i've dsJ > operatonN
To-day beinr observed the National Independence
holiday. all business is suspended. For the convenience
OF our leaders reprint saturdays closing quotations.
GOTEREMENT BONDS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
FOURTH -SHRl
sIxTH-nANDICAr HURDLE. Ia MILES
SILVER CLOUD BADLY Beaten.
FINE RACING AT WASHINGTON PAEK-ho'sEs IHA1
WON-A JOCKEY HURE

FINE RACING AT WASHINGTON PAEK-hOEsEs THAT
wON-A JOCKEY HURE
WASHINGTON PARK. CHICAGO, July 5.-Ihe
weather was aga ue to-day aDd the rloin- was hf't-
class rne time was aud the attendance larger than
ever seen on a race track this part OF the count V
cverything passcd off without accileut until th strcpe-
chase, IN which DAILY was slightly injured several
horses fell but seriously hurt The FIRST race
u mile. brought ont: Margo dO-l. Sailor Boy uo5l.
Alimony QO2 Ira L. Bride OO5 Truan; lJ2l. N'throw
u05, Betting-Almony 500, Truart SO NarEo >)o'
field SIS Marso easily bv one 'u-,h, Ira L. bri.e
second Truant third Tim--ll7 Mn,uais lac 7-3 40.
The starters IN the second race. a mie', were
Warrenton uO5 Buchanan ul6l, Nolarte ll-l. Myrtle
UO3) Betting Voante 500, Buchanan 20, nebi 9Io.
The race was by Voant. Buchanan second, Myrtle
third Time. 2:3slg. Mu;lals paid 80 10,
The sheridan stakes, q. niles, bronsit TO the post
Ell Cnrr!g n llSl. Jim Crcv ll-, Pure Rye ll'I. ka-
.oolan u.0D aad silver Cloud l.5. The betting was:
LIVER Cloud 500. Naooah SIS. Jiu cray -. field
SO T.! Corrlgan 40 once wrn5 % the front Dy two
leng hs with silver Cloud Sn jim Gray close together
They were soon joined Dy Pure Rye NAen they had ran
three.q quarters Pare ce TOOK sec0nl place FL 'orr-
gan was never headed and naudily Pure Rye scc-
oni. silver Cloud tniri Time, 2.p9. Mutuals y I'D
$40.
Fourth race-One mie. Vulcan -. Handy Andy l-1l,
Heianthus ,sJ. Good Night 9ii. kildare 40. fr-I
Wooney NO-l. LIgan 99 LIKE 81 'rt .,yi, AhaM,r' l
Betting: Handy Andy sl45. Eeim..hus 500, Lsan
$50 hed 50. Nrse HeaTn won b1 q i-cA. iir.linti-
second. Handy Andy third Ilne ll-2 hntda's Poi /
l0f Ql0J. BootDlaek lip-. Warrington l1II. fJ-er"
t9jJ. Jln Nave $50. Tax 81. A1rei l"l Mar tf t--i
500. B,ot,iAca 800. I.xsatnrrer $50. field 800 L."
ser. w.n oo head. j Nave secou Booth Ack ,hrL
/ Tine l.tll2 NutuAls PAL $40.
starter, IN tho ffh racc. d nile heats bent three Ia
hve were: Alice no. DAI hl.1. LHie IL llol Jotn
~uiIvan Nl2l. Dreamer Nl-l. sovereign -. Nl-.
fr'i s35. Gl,.ner won H., ihrre heats easily.
in
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
CANES OF THE NASSAU ATHLETIC CLUE.

The new Nassau Athletic Club of Brooklyn
had a succrs-fUl meeting At the Washington TarK
grounds yesterday. The attendance large AMI tie
contests were close and well contested H. +. ie~-
mycr was tie referee. with T. l. Woodruff C. G. Hughes
ana : c. Austin judges at ". II. Robertson,
George A. Avery and f. A Ware were the timers.
with j. C. Voornees starter and j. :. r. West judge Of
waIkng. w. o. Eschewege was CLERK OF the course.
The emile walk the chsmplOushp OF America
given oy permission Of the National Association OF the
Amateur Athletes or America, was walked the tine
four-lap cinder track. sickness compelled the with
drawal OF the Manhattan Athletic Cub man. +. ID.
LANCE Nico, OF the BrOoKyns. also scratched
Murray got the fore at when the men got the
word in tie race and dozen yards in front
OF Kraft who kept vel! ahead OF schocneck MURRAY
and Kraft drew lap and then
two laps ahead OF SchOeneck The hitb
mile was great race Murray passing KRAFT, sieanng
the fr-t lap on him and trying gain Kraft
spurted all tue way around and held him timely. IN The
sixth mile schoeneck was able 10 regain zap from
Kraft. Murray was never headed. and Won amt great
xuplause III % minutes an 10 secOuds.
-Four OF fourteen entries in ne 220yards potato
race declared themselves OUT the remainder made a
lively race. IL won by c. St A Crabb. Nassau
Athletic Club. in so ,econds The running high iump
nandSaD xs VIZ fee, wOu aSa rrs Hse. The
handicap was won by l. r. smith " A. C., four yards
by six inches There -four
The haif mile won by ". +. Bowen. star A III
iD iu''' . minutes and 3-5 second; f. |. c. dc la
Goutage Nassau Athletic Club, 80 yards start, second
In the one mile walk handicap j. j. Finn, " A G.. 90
seconds start. won IN minutes aud 80 seconds actual
time W. II. Haste. Brooklyn Athletic Association, Sec
ond The winner of tue 22Oy hdrdle handicap
was T. Wlegsnd, b A. A, scrach; time, 26 30 sec
Ond.; second nan r Ayre' IT, n A. c. - yards
old record 27 l-5 second. and there loud cheering.
The 22O- 8 ards run. handicap, won by ;. L Cor
HIT y. A. c. II yards start time % seconds A. &.
Newhsll n A. C., % yards start second. In the one
mile run, handicap, the winner was T. J. O'Day B. A.
A. lO5 yards start. In mnutes 80 15 seconds W. H..
Wilson jr, n. A c.. second. The winner of the 44O
wards run scratch for those who had priz-
was B. Lange, n. Y. A c. time "a As seconds Ii. D..
Kelsey n A C., second The three mile bicycle
handicap won by T H. Burnett. Elizabeth A T..
time 10 minutes 80 25 seconds E. c. Parker. Harlem
Wheel men, second The 440yards run. handicap, for
a Bros' medal won by s. f. Corbett, Is yards
atari time SO 35 seconds L. L. smith. OF tue two
seratch men, w4s second.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
THE COURTS.
CALENDARS TODAY.

supHgwx I-ciAABga,- Before Van Brunt First
NJ onday motion calendar
-UPlE1E oOtkI-,fl'lAl lEHM-fAhl 4-be4vic Dohonuc'
I.-Agaurnei unui August = 49,
Adj. Juiy
-JPGEhK OURI-l WcU1-PAA1 ~. - Before Lawrence
ia laul d unl ~ - -.,..,..
SUPERIOR COURI-pfNEKAL IEIM-AdJoufned untA Tie
Srrigio9 couaI~srLciAL TERM-Beiore Insrah-m, j.
NOd.y Caiendar. g.. ,,.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEtlAL lEHA-btioIo ' All ho'Sc1 -
NOday cIendar ~, ,,.., o.. ,ha
term. g.. ,,o
49,. ,a,.-..., ,,r tho
term. .l,.....,.., ~, r,fv
,otI or liKNEKA. 5ssONs-PAkI Ii.-AyOurAed IoI ine
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
COTTON MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. July o. -l23O p m.-COttOn - business ls
Inodera,e Al ful prices Addnns Uplands s. I'd 90
MIddung orleans 81! Sacs-l2.OOO Daies ncnnn< -'Vo
ns g lor ,p.cuiAuOn export receipts 4OOO DaiSs
c'u1ins 1000 bales American Future. steady Pl%Su'1s %
Inv Iiddupg clause. July delivery. . l4-otd. 40 JuS
and Augn,f delivery u sid also lid co Aus-
and SEPTEMBER delivery. 5i4d also l4.Dsd 40 S
mr. ana Octobsr delivery 96id also lO-oid 40 Oc
tobcr and Novenb-r delivery iBii alsoJ 5oids 90 80 90
veubrr and December delivery I'D do DeceuDe' ana
January delivery 364L; do September den'eIJ' -
~ ,uo h.l,s
urw % 81 and 800 Ola ia ,,t,,t,..
lands Miad4lng Orieaua - lv-. ..,.-,
ID IA fhc vi the day lncludcd ~ AD' bhus H''''
,.,.,,. roxx Md.
Iulv delivery lI-f54h sellers 10 JuF ar.
Anens aeiyery 5-o4dsclleIs do ug1st ani 7.pscs m
si'ysrv 4 ib-14d sellers september Ana Oct"D.t ur
Iiyery s ii 64d sellers october and NoVemy-r us
.rv T64d sellers. do November AMI Dcce nDcf dcf'
s,,id sellers do December and Jannlry deh,ery .o M
sellers 40 and February .eIstf5 t'ss'' '"' '
do september delivery. > lL-Usd selisfA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-06
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
lO-Dhi : Il hOphhh-''<
HORSES THAT SHOULD WIN AND GIT THE PLACE
or

HORSES THAT SHOULD WIN AND GIL lhf fLACr-
LIST OF ENTRIES.
OF the six races at Monmouth Park to-day only
one OF them Will be for a stake That one is the
shrewsbury Handicap l2 miles 1t comes fourth on the
card OF hftyOne original entries only seven are
named TO the post. but the weights are nirey
adjusted and it will be good race.
Cycops a great disappointment TO the followers oi
the Fairfax Stable Yesterday Ii is to be hoped however,
that Unrest will show better form than
did the colt. and retrieve their losses
ny winning the shrewsbury The OILY time when the
coors OF this stable have finished In front wa when
the ely carried them. She is likely to repeat the victory
Tom Martin. though he is showing dislike ior
v.cht should the place. The first race - seven
etghths- mile dash Stonebuck ough, 10 reach The wre
frat though Dry Monopoie Will press HIM
nard and should get the place. Nne rather
poor two-year-olds are named to start 4n
he second mile, special weShts. for purse OF
$3.50 strdesway IA the best OF the lot lie sho nd Win
with Oneko second. Bsniss ouShti to win the
three yeAr-Oid handicap and Mile get the p'aoe.
The firth is selling afair. IL looks as Il II "ere
Ioe Mtch-lfs chauce to Win L'Eeh"iu
should run second The days sport
concludes With hurdle race ~andoval -
40 fast over hurdles that he should reach the uses
stand first. though he does the top WeISh
Delaware key TO be second. The earics are as Io