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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10
FIRED ON BY STRIKERS.
A Deputy Sheriff Probably MOrtally
Wounded at Argenta.

A Deputy Sheriff Probably MOrtally
Wounded at Argenta,
LITTLE Rock, April 9.-Between mid
night and 1 O'Clock this morning Deputy
Sheriff Williams, who has had charge of a
force of deputies guarding the st. Louis
and Iron Mountain roundhouse and ma
chine shops at Argenta, opposite this
city, was approached by f. II. Darby, a
leading Knight Of Labor, and notified to
take his force away, or they would be
put out. Williams said: 'Pn take
you in nOw," and taking Darby
locked him up in one Of the rooms.
just then the outlines of twenty or thirty
men were seen a short distance away,
and Williams ordered them out, saying
that he was there to guard the property,
and would do it il he fell in his tracks.
WILLIAMS SHOT.
Some one from the crowd replied:
"Well, then. die" and an irregular shoot
Ing between the deputies and their assail-
ants began. Probably 100 shots were
fired, and Williams was dangerously
wounded by bullet in the right side and
one or two other lesser wounds in other
portions of the body. The mob
ported that several men were
wounded but If 80 they were taken away
by their comrades. Sheriff Worthen was
telegraphed for and hurriedly collected
posse and went over to Argenta.
-FOUR ARRESTS MADE.
Near the south end of the Iron Mountain
railroad bridge three men were halted
and arrested. One, Charles Stepp, bad
double barreled gun, another, Cook Di-
kle, giant, was intoxicated anG abusive,
and was locked UP in the bridge ticket
office. A strong guard was placed about
the roundhOuse and sbOp4, and obtaining
an engine and car, Williams and
the four prisoners were brought
back to the city. Everything was quiet
this morning. Williams condition is
pronounced critical. He is well known
and very popular, and is a son Of Col. b.
ID. Williams formerly superintendent Of
the Memphis and Little Rock railroad.
WILLIAMS STILL ALIVE.
LITTLE Rock, ARK. April ., 1850 p.
m.-Deputy sheriff Williams. who was
shot this morning at the railroad round
house in Argenta, rested easily tonight,
but the chances are against his recovery.
Darby, the leader Of the strikers mob, Is
secretary Of the State Executive Board
Of the knights OF Labor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

WAsHINGToN, April 9.--ln the Senate
to-day Mr.. Stanford submitted the Gre
ed by the Governor OF California United
States Senator until the next meeting OF
the Legislature Of that State, vice Senator
John +. Miller, deceased. The creden-
tial8 having been read the new Senator
was escorted TO the desk by Mr.. Stanford,
where President pro tenn. sherman adj
ministered the oath VI Office 10 Mr..
Hearst. Mr.. Hearst then took his seat on
the Democratic side Of the chamber on
the extreme right OF the Chair
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10
Erench Criticism.

PARIS, April 9.-Premier Gladstone's
speech is the uppermost topic Of CONVEX
sation here to-day. Most Of the Partisan
newspapers comment apprOvmgly on the
British Premier's Irish scheme, although
some OF them crlticise certain Of its
minor features. The French editors all
speak with admiration Of the courage and
power exhibited by Mr.. Gladstone in bis
address, and La France alludes 30 the
venerable statesman as ga redeemerD Le
PartS expresses the hope that Premier
Gladstone Will triumph.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10
WE'LL RECEIVED IN GOTHAM.
The Measure Looked Upon as a Step in
the Right Direction.


the Right Direction.
NEW YORK, April 9.--hot only among
Irishmen but among all nationalitles in
this city to-day, Mr. Gladstone's pro-
posed scheme for home rule in Ireland, as
expressed in his speech yesterday, WAS
the general topic Of discussion. IL ap-
pears to meet with general approval.
lrishmen who have taken a prominent
lead in the Land League and National
League think IL is one that can be ac-
cepted by the Irish people. They do
not look upon it as tinalitv, but ma
JOrity seem willing to content themselves
for the present, at least, with what is Of
iered in it. 10 does not give all that they
desire, but they express the opinion that IL
is more likely TO be successful than il more
we're now demanded. Whatever Objec-
ton may be found to some OF lts details,
they say, 1t il a step in the right direction
and praise is everywhere accorded TO Mr..
GladstOne's courage"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10
RniIrond DISCRIMINATION.

WASHINGTON, April o. - In the House
to-day, on motion o. Mr.. Reagan. a resol-
ution was adopted calling on the Secre-
tary OF the Interior for information rela-
tive 10 discrimination against the Dem
yer and New Orleans Railroad Company
bv land grant roads.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

Judge Turner Particularly Severe on
the Leaders Of the knights.

Judge Turner Particularly Severe on
the Leaders Of the knights.
Ell PAso, TEX, April 9.-Judge Turner,
Of the Federal court, to-day passed SEN
tence upon eight strikers who were guilty
Of unlawful conduct during the recent
disturbances. He said he had no desire
TO punish the prisoners uuduly, and yet
he felt that be must make Of
them an example which would
not be forgotten, for the protection
% society and the government itself lie
said he considered that the young men In
question had been misled aud that he
placed the blame on prominent members
OF the knights OF Labor order. He re-
ferred to Mr.. Powderly and Mr.. Irons by
name and was especially sevrre In his
condemnation OF lnterfence with the
operation Of the public highways. seven
OF the prisoners were sentenced TO
ninety days In jail, one 10
thirty days, and one was discharged.
Twenty-Five Pension Bills Passed.
WASHINGTON, April 9.--Ths House at
lie evening session passed % pension bills
~ Itats a 49,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10
Ne. Nfnnnlng a bont the Same.

WASHINGTON, April DIR. Hamilton
said this afternoon that no particular
change has occurred In Secretary Man.
ning's condition during the past few
days, and that all that can be said OF his
same.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

The StandQrd says; "Not the least
striking feature Of the scheme IL It's omis-
sions. The absence Of any special pro-
vision for Ulster is the first thing that
condemns the bill. Hardly less astonish-
ing Is the frankness with which Mr.. Glad
stone explained the grounds on which
Ireland, though sadded with a portion OF
tue imperial taxation. would have no rep-
resentatives at Westminster The whole
argument IL vitiated by incapacity IN the
face Of plain facts. Mr.. Parnelps speech
IS evidence that he would require the im-
mediate instead OF the ultimate transfer
OF the constabulary % the Irish execu-
tive. the abrogation Of the checks which
Mr.. Gladstone would place on the pro-
ceedings Of the Irish Parliament, and the
reduction Of the very moderate sum
which Ireland is 10 contribute for the ex-
penses Of the empire. If the committee
are unprepared 10 accede his views on
those points the bill Will not satisfy the
Irish separatists whom Il was primarily
meant 10 content. We cannot believe the
measure win meet with the approval Of
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10
IRIsH sEnF-GovMRNMENT
GIadstone's Bin Puts the Emerald Isle
on Par with Cansdh.

LONDON, April o.-The Times in its
comments upon Mr.. Gladstone's great
speech Of yesterday says:
IN substance the measure proposes 20 place
ireland in a position not like that OF a state
OF the mericau briOn. but ike that Of Can
ada. a self governing province. Separation ls
complete and absolute In principle, and the
restrictions which 10 IA prOfes3ed secure the
supremacy Of the Imperial Parliament must
M practice be worthless, since there is no ef-
Gcicnt sanction behind them. This be- the
cardinal point % which public opinion must
be Immediately directed. H. the nation pre-
pared 10 give ireland an independent politi-
cal existenccY VIC cannot suppose that there
IS any room for doubt on that point. 10 would
be grossly unfair 10 assume that the House
ure which cannot possibly survive debates In
eoputttoe
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10

WASHINGTON, April 9.--Ths House At
its evening session passed % pension bills
and then adjourned until tomorrow.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-10
ANOTHER MAN KILLED.

The greatest excitement prevailed inn
mediately and paudemonium reigned.
The crowd fed In every direction, and,
when the deputies realized how fearful
was the result OF their fire. they sought
means Of escape by rushing for the bridge
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24

crate demand. ouoted e2s CUT MEArs-
goo Picked shoudsrs al 750 PkLled Hans sc,,5 nl5s
sSsaS. s%S1.d Han Hama s .ad u s s
west Long Clear eItei short Clear 66.o HEsshD !,
HoGs-steafy and In moderate demand CITY Heavy 70
M sDs s 9sls ss 4 S s ss scaH 1s tsmps
ern steam spot 755cI September closing at 7se 100
ssos 6ssS closing ssoc' December S.seSe.ssc;, City
Steam arm Sales lao 7.9oc Refined quoted nom, nr
AaaFys AaaFy asoO, Continent 7s9e Cream ann
sy 2lias2sc.: Pennsylvania Creamery. 2ls2i, , re;;
western l7s22c state DAi halihTxI tnos Cream
l02a l2Lc cHEEsE-staie. 7esssc; Might Skins &C.
Western Flat 7ta7 a7tc.-..-EGGs-In TAR demand anu
strqngr state l7c Canada l6ac Western ie q. ,or
sIGAH-kaw stock steady and unchanged az ioc' ior
goas.s y s sc Sn for F, G EhPns and sbd ss
ec Mould A, liSsssc Confectionery A. 5Esc: Coffee
stsneard 6aso; Coffee OF A.. 5sci White Exu- ExWno ~
SI9e6 5l6ci Extra G, 47sa5isci c. 45a4'ci leno"'
os1EARINE-Dul and nominal City quoted at She. and
oleomargsrine at TAO. o
TALLow-ouiet and steady and unchanged Prime City
quoted nj -c sales, $4,000 10 at 4isc. , T., .-,
NOOL-On domestic account the movement 10 tAI nooi
general Recent sales indicating prces show Car
o.nhue on some large parcels sales of 23OOO 70 am
a. SO 9Sec $4,000 DO DO. S4n36c 10000 X 35GS55oi
10000 nne unwsshed, 24c; 10000 10 medium nnwss3ed
3lci 2OOOO oregon 24c 10000 Montana Sc 20 oo
sprlng "a tornia gle 10000 do do 22924c 20 ~
secured Texas 36d5lc $4,000 u and Ax 2OVVod0 2OVV 70
feeee- 1000 domestic nois "a sprrg Texas 5OOo0
% 90 do 200 n secured do, l65 bags de doL 3OOV 70
Georgia 1000 y Michigan 5000 n state 1000 Canada
East India, 10000 Montevideo do. in bond Tor
Europe 10 bales DonskOi md 10000 Australian on private
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

-rvsPooI Aug 23-l2:3O p. m-CottOn dull and prices
Generally in buyers favor Mdding Uplands led; do
kstdiIrS sd 5aes5OOO bales, including 300
hass or speculation and export kecepts-lOVO bales
Including 500 bales American
r,Ts. steady at Upiands Middlng clause
sst delivery 3-o4, also s-t.d. do. August and sep
s,er delivery 4-04d. also 3b4; do september and
lOid. do october and November deiv
- also . 6S64d do November and December delivery
ad 0l04 do. December andJ apuAIy delivery
e. td do January February delivery ~ C4d. also
SS64i February ana arch delivery IOsd also d.
IA s.nt@mber delivery, s-O4d
renders for at tOay's clearngs 1000 bales
doenen Aiddling Upands, 5gd do. Middlng Orleans.
0-5C m cotton-The Of day included 100
1. oulet but steady Upands Low Middlng clause
,,elivery 4-o4d. sellers do August and Septcm
S,rv Seh j64d buyers October and November deiv-
@ ~ sd buyers. November and December delivery
~, "a uvers December and January delivery, "
80 ,nyers DO January and February delivery o5t4d
rvsrs February and Marcn delivery D 4osd buyers
~ .an,e,nI,sr denv o 4-64d. sellers
Futures closed quiet but steady Uplands
y fading clause, August delivery, 4-64d. value
.,,,st and September delivery, AID value. sep
80 Scvenbcr delivery o56fd buyers; DO November and
anu delyery o2G4d- buvers do. December Jan
srv eiyery t36sd- sellers do. January and February
lAi} ue FEBRUARY delivery,
eheS aehaetS ,nvers do September delivery 464d
o,Vrsr,S Z3.-Cotton steady; MlndIng 1916
90 SidIin9 Iil6 Good Ordinary, :; and gross
[ $50 bales exports oosstwlse l,34S bales sales 3t2
u.ss sS.u Aug 23-Cotton quiet; Middng 81; Low
,..dttn. IL; Good Ordinary, nominal fOr net and
ss receipts 200 bales including lis bales sales, 81
bAlss agI ,Ss Aug 2S-cotton dn Middling Lie;
s uiidIiug ll0, Good Ordinary, 1916; and
72O bales including sU0 bales sales.
fpo bales; stock. 22.ozs bales
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24

ara not open s II O'clock that the sssssou lasted
only four nours The days business In stocks amounted
only to SCI shares against shares for sasur
dayss email bssiness. London cane weak, In that It
more thaa fully responded to saturdays late de-
cline Before the board opened II known that the
foreign exchanges were hardening which meant q ces-
sat,on Of gold mpors These influences sdded 10 the
total absence OF outside demand for shares rem
dered professional traders cautious Of making new con-
tract Hence the opening figures generally showed de-
cines OF from TO After that the fluctuations
were small and usgnihcant exceptin In two three In
stances Northwestern which sold early at 1888 later
was advanced by sma cotsrie Of board traders
TO ll4h and II closed at ia. the Saturday
evening New-York and New-Engand was specially
strong and closed higher than Saturday; but that
stock last week was dsproportonasely depressed BY
the discovery Of the Boston defalcations Generally
prices cosc6 NJ about the opening fEures-not more
than u per above below them. except Reading.
which closed of % per cent The market closed dull
and festureless.
Government bonds were dull and easy at quotations
follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. Aug -Cattls-Recepts last "a hours 800
head total for week thus FAR 46i0 head for same time last
week 56U head consigned through 10 ~ OF which 70
New YORK 2l5 for sale market quiet and higher
Sh0lce shipping - 75dS l2 Native StOckers 81 759
- 90 Neas a rs dS5 25 Cows and Heife1 50 % So 10;
Cows. f20d $40 20 cars held over
sheepRecepts last "a hours 4s0o head total for week
thus far $1,000 aesd for time last week l4600 head
consigned through. 19 Of which ID TO SO
for all Lambs market quiet and steady Com
TO Fair SO 0Od SO 75i Good TO Choice, "a OOG 81 25
held
"a 400 head; total week TINS
far 600 head for time last week 25yOO head con-
signed through 50 of which 39 20 NewfOrk II cars
for sale market steady Light Pigs 81 O0d 81 20 selected
York Weights 81 75dS4 s5 Selected Medium Weights 81 50
90 O0 Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends IS oGs4 lo al offerings
taken.
CHICAGO Aug. 23-7ne Drorsrs Journal reports cGns-
Receipts $500 mead: shipments 1900 market acve snip
ping Steers So 80 ds5 0 stockers and Feeders 81 %
through Texas Steers 81 rs 50 65.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head shipments 5000; market
steady Rough Mixed 81 OOGs4 rs: Packing and ship
ping 81 IS Light Weights IS 80 GSl 25 sklps 81 80
s3 30.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; shipments 200; market steady
Natives S2 5O "a 40; Texans 81 50 4O Lambs u OO
ass 25
ST LOUIS Aug: 23.-Catie-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments 1000 market steady; Good TO Choice Natiye snip
ping steers - 3UdS4 SO Common 20 Far. S3 29aS4 20
Butcher steers S3 5O44 10 Cows and heifers ~ 20
So 80 StOkers aud Feeders 50 25GSfO0 Grass lexans
81 25d 10. -
Hogs-Receipts 400 head; shipments 300; market quiet
and steady Heavy. 81 0OGs5 10 Packing "a 4OaS4 sO
Light - 30d - 10.
Sheep-Recepts 400 head shipments market steady
a n Al
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS. OF BEEvEs TO-DAY.

Good 70 Prime steers sold ago at 80 JOG$o 10 anu
REVIEW OF THE WEEk-The arrivals OF Beeves the
past week were y7 head less than last week and b0Z hea
less than tho corresponding week last
The supply Wednesday moderate and prices were
fairly sustained all grades with Good Cattle rather scarce
and trine The very light offerings at the opening
Friday enabled sellers advance prices 10 or l5c but the
late arrivals had to be closed out at about wednesday hgs
for Common Cattle.
markets ruled weak at 9Ic for Refrgeator Beef
with best American Live Cattle rarely exceeding Zc Tor inc
dressed weight,
Home market dun for Dressed Beef at4aGlc for Texas
Beef and sides. Few Choice going TO &C
There better demand Friday and early clearance
Live Calves decreased supply have advanced tuly 20
per 10 closing steady on saturday for Nea5 and tThe weak
Tor Grassers and Buttermks.
The receipts Of sheep and Lambs were considerably nghr
than the previous week and there stifenng up Of prce
with advance Thursday and Friday OF &C ON Oot et
and lambs The advance on Lambs was lost before the
on saturday. but everything was sold -, - -, .
receipts Hogs have ruled dull and a
shade lower With general sales at 81 900Sj 10 Heavy Hogs
rot wanted On the whole however the Hog market ts
remarkable steadness for the last weeks and prices
very satisfactory compared with other products OF e
BEEvEsReceipt yesterday and to-day 270 cars OF
1888 headls at Jersey city and 20 cars AZ outt
Goth Yards for Mr.. Eastman,
2j for stern MezgeT and cars of Grass Buns Ior the
Tie trading was almost entirely confined to Jersey city,
Suberger and 80 of Export steers Tor the steamer
England. there about l25 cars on sale - 49,,
Texans. wtb Natve I'' Cattle ranging in quality
nom Poor 10 Choice. Bulk Of Common To Fair Ihe market
opened demand for all grades at fn FRIDAY
prices Prime Choice Bulocks, which were scarce
bringing little money than last week lhe NJ s
was te duh on the low grades Out steady AOou' every
Poorest 10 Best Texans sold AZ 80 Ods4 % Of Colo
several cars OF light thin steers and
and He.fers mixed &c ling at S5 % 4Gg - 80, an5
Old oxen and Stays from - 80 10 - 20 .
shipments LIE quarters Of Beef IN the "scoh
The shipments Of Live Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Mutton follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24
State bonds were entirely neglected and Of Guy

State bonds entirely neglected. and Of City bank
stocks only Metropolitan sold uol at 63i9
The general bond market even less interesting
than the stock market The business done Was
very small ana the CHANCES IN prices msSe fensrSy
quoted of lss at 100; but the funded
town and Ogdensburg consol 5s we're of Z at 99ia
Chesapeake and Ohio arsts series Il. were M at 70
ana the currency 6s sold at 3os Missouri Kansas and
Texas general Is were easy 947s west shore guar
anteed Is were firm at 1919 Canada southern nrstS
Oh caso and Louis first receipts were up y at 97l9
East Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia consos rose rom
g9o 10 Ol lOO7s hut the income pts were OF At
25s Missouri Pacific con.oIs firm At lSlaS ll37s
ali3a Wabash general receipts rose to 62i2 Denver
and Eo Srs.srn. cOn'Ss %sre o q" s
Pacific nrsts easier at 1l5iasll57s Texas and
Pacinc drsts Rio Grande division declined q to So
Northern Pacific second. opened up s. at lOos and de-
cned to 99a st Louis and San Francisco general 6s
rose 7s 10 lO97s Among unlisted securities - Louis
Arkansas and Texas seconds were active at 440449,
and Cotton Seed OIL certificates at 4504Slaa4S.
Money ru al easy enough at cent IN the early
nours at " hch rate bulk business was done
and later 5a2 per The last loan was at per
The Sub Treasury to-day lost s4O7 $40 made up by
currency loss Of 3l,879. less coin gain OF
500. .sO9. To-day's operations covered Receipts,
u 6l33l7: payments, S2O5OsS7; resulting 10
balances OF S27,794,36s currency and Slso,07o'29S
coin. .-,s .
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY wasa follows
Exchanges. Sl06i72 1867 balances, S3,e3o olo's
The United states Treasury ut Washington received
$500. 600 National bank notes FOR redemption,
The customs receipts s7377sl and the Internal
revenue receipts So7s,70o.
The foreign exchl luces we're q little active and
rates advanced Z cent per twice durius tue
day. We revise quotations for business ae 1OlIOWs
mixers nis - SPA ami - s4a Tor long ana slos'
sterling respectively 520os and 5.l-s for francs; S4s
95i4 for rechmarks. 40 and 4Ols ior gulders.
In IonhOu Brush cOns0ls Opehed weak with decHDe
of and later further declined Is aud lilo Tor money
aud account and closed respectively at 100 1913
and lOU7s United States bonds were steady ana M
Changed American railways opened Hat snd lower
and afterward changed only fractonay closing rresu-
larly weak Bar silver lsi. higher at f-sl; pei
onnc- English standard. The Bank OF England Io-I
a72 600 bullion on balance. Al Paris French 3 PEI
cents declined from s3 % So IS, and sight exchabgt
on London as easier a 25.29l2 francs TO the T. -,
On and after to-morro w-IursdRy, August Z4--ony
engraved certificates Of stock OF the Clnclnnal nam ~
ton and Dayton Railroad Company, reglSterru py te
Amer,cau Exchange National Bank will be good deV-
ery for sales at the stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FkAScfsco, Aug. %. 1856
MONDAY. AuQ. 03-P n

,. AosDAY, Aug. 23-P NJ
"o nc" week opens At tbs Stock Exchange with dull
-" unsettled msrkets Now that the money seare for
We Goment has passed away all Incentive TO general
~hgs has disAppesred aud markets have relapsed
Tue normal conditions prevailing before the rate for
-0ney was ADVANCED from to per cent During iast
s'ess hurry the extent Of the market was not tu-
'eo ana ssch additional activity ss there appeared
- because OF the moro frequent trading Of pro-
operators and the encouragement to saIl
Dersuse OF tight money That addi-
'.'1Ai short" interest has been ALI
up and to-dsy's loan market
.enected An unusually small demand to borrow stocks
- asuA ~ this Nendays the Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24
rrRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aug. 23.-12:3O p. m--Consois loo To-
money and IOO7 the accounts Atlantic and Great west
,r First Certificates 5O'4i DO second
N"rigagr IS -; Canadan Pacific Erie. - "a do Second
fsousos O3 Illinois Central 1884,; Mexican Ordinary,
AL. It D4i4 Ncw-l Ork CenlIdI 40 -
Pen 81 Reading. ~
30 o. advices quote Three Per Cent hentcs aO
- francs 70 centmes for the account -,
LONDoN Aug 23-4 p. m.-Cousols. 100 1916 for Dotn
Nancy and ie account Atlantic Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 81 "a Erie 3S = do second
Cousos lO4 ordinary. ~ ~. Paul Common 70 :
NcN ork Central ll3as Pennsy vania, % HeadlnS Ioe
Canada Northwest Land Company. f..
Bar silver - quoted al 42asi. per ounce
Spanish FOurs. 6O2
The amount OF bullion withdrawn uOm the Bank o. Eng
land on balance to-day is 472.OOO - ,- oo,
quote Exchange on London al 20 francs -1
centMes checks
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24

ST. LoUIs Aug 23-Rlour steady Xxx 81 20aS2 30
Family 81 40as255 choee sS o9a 50 u Fancy g. aoS @
tash soa - August 80 Aac sept sosss Corn weaA
10 Mxsd Cash. 81 S9 4c. August 30 &c; Sept B &C.
osts dnn No. Mixed Cash 40 2Ie August zs1c-i
SanI "a rye sept, BE Barey-No market. Butter
ysnry IL a22c barry lOaI7c Eggs-i0c. Flax Seed
al o. uay-Tmoty slo ooi Prairie. 20 % Bran5ie At
MI ,ar1 Meal az 20. Whiskey. 81 10, Pork, $40 20.
saik Msai.-Loag Clear 81 % Short sbs e. s5 short %
eis.r a. 4o Lard 80 622 ReoepIs-flour, 1000 bbsi
49,. fg 600 bush Corn 32 900 Dush Data AZ 900 bnsh
Eyc 900 bush: Barley, 10000 bu.h snipuents-flonr
81 600 kts Wheat bush; Corn. 1000 busi Oats
5000 BUSH Rye, Barley, none.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per yortA Riser. vssssis sni RIars1fa
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-For Brazil grcwths the market ruled quiett,
with the tendency II anything in favor of buyers About
5000 bags hands also 5000 bags No afoa SOc
Mid grades quiet but firm Sales. 1000 pecula pecenoe
March Interior Interior EK Harold 500 bags
Maracabo contract market the tone at the outsef
II later however and closed steady al
advance Of points a. follows January s4Ods 40 teo
ruary. s4Od $50 March. SO $3.50 August so
Rerrernbcr s951S4O: October s.35d-4O; November,
sSOass5 December 835 54s.4O. Sales. Al 800 bags.
COTTON-Spot prices changed from yesterdays
while trading rather backward The sales were
26G bales 1862 bales saturday EVENING" including SOC
bales Tor and l566 bales for export Port re-
cepts Yesterday to-day 367s bales, comparing win
20lO bales these week and 94S bales these days
last year.
are "A