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New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

State bonds we're dull; compromises up
7s and Virginia es deferred recepts were steady
eioo; ~ e. 81 seas ''' '"'- ''-' metropolitan '''1
Railway bonds were only moderately active. bu. gem
orally ruled strong Erie seconds were DULL but were
steady 99le 699 and tbs funded coupon 0s were e
rose q 10 iOos West Shore guarsnteed I. were active
1929 olU3is Chesapeake and Ohio. series B rose
s Missouri Kan.a, and TeSs. general es we're
easier at 96N and the 90 were of at 83k Cauada
steady at e3. Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indianapol general 6s up sat 100 East Tennes
pss s es sn the
strong at 247ss25. Louisville and Nashville arssNcw
higher at es. Indians Bioo@instOn and Western
declined from Is 20 l7sl7ia and irs.s Rio U!snds
6Ooe Fort Worth and Denver nrss strong a.
Money was shade more active than usual and loans
ranged from to per oen but closed offered at per
The sub-Trsa.ury to-day gained on balance $774,
made up BY gain. o, Soss 0ss currency and $2se
SS Ssynen s7asaS; 1a resulting ''ip III Balance:
$2i 70s, ,s43 curtanty and 81 0l. .643. 1855 coin.
The Clearing House s;stement to-day was a. folous'
The United states Treasury at Washington received
$242. 900 National bank notes for redemption
r.reSus Teo rscsiT. si7asse anu 'D'
Tho foreign .cn:pEs; ws.o :'esdy %
and % sss for long AND sao5s sterling sesPscsivsy;
ms9Es; 4o,s nd 40sy for Tuiidere
In London British conaOs steady at 1O1 ZIG for
sSsn s x
ia American rswny, HIr opened s generally sss pc,
"on cable reports a. to the condition Of the SswYorf
market" After midday thero were few furtner I'd.
so Sna Il. B.nH Of En@Snd
gained a4IOOoo bullion balance. Bar silver further
dsease isa acs 10 Se oe ross so ss7 ana TS
exchange London ruled at 252lla francs " the e.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
WHOLESALE PRICES OF oFCOUNTRYPRoDUCE.
Fer the week ending Tuesday. Jny ~. 1886.
BRAEs AND PsAA.

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sSies Medium hsys Seea light 'uSg %, ne demand
s
ss S sss :r y. s ysaif s os a ao q 8.
sss sssS:S ssssiiss ram
espoS a sfs Ss is sSs rSfe soup beam. esrns
ss sus. sS ,' 3 s%s mail supply and seS
crop S'T report eTs from ON wscca.a
price
!; g.. 81 s: sS$;:s $s:s
E: f::i :s s:s $s 800 i
Dch sos s5 ossa sff fea oaos iSs iSs ITO
our last under % SnsSossss srssn sdSoe:
ons have not s been q 'I positive q SSascs country
so sS make To-day shipper
sIs ana TnG ! m
BEEN s:s
make Night t SKIM, shaded %
have @ asd . steady s@s mat Ss % ~.
eonsin ehsddafs offering Ohio naS have ruled dull Tt
can be placed at present.
q g. il ss%
Do Do DO @Sos sSs 9SSs iaso ;y%s
Fair to Good. Ga Ohio factory. nat Good
Do Common TO Fair. .6ad0ki TO Prime..........6 189
Fine table grades have continued in sellers favor making
VI fully c since last They lighter In tho no
coip make shows hot weather
defects state Creamery pals OF best quality could be sold
receivers them 70 spare nom
grocery trade Creamery tubs wanted whom
choice. Western best Creamery cannot be bought today
below ls % exceptional favorte brands may be held 20
higher very receivers report sales above that price
Summery qualities OF creamery have hal better sales lately
up to &c., both exporters and spectators have taken lots
however queter at the close under approximations
OF OF the oeomargarine bill Receipts OF State
dairy tubs have been quite light and there has
nrkins do not arrive; there are no buyers st
which they held In the State Imitation creamery.
dairy and high grade factory held range OF
have been very aud the supply accumuatDg Factory
Offering Of los have had affair export inquiry and
held about 1chgher quality considered because OF
small make from drouth and the diversion OF milk 70 croa
cries Exporters have bought rather more OF hEn grse
paid IL &c. In few instances
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
Total bush. is66S,O0O 67s4,OOO 8,659.OOO 22. 0o4

~~oNr'NNN
OF the total shipments OI The three Indian ports Of
or e to a SacS Eape
bush saRed from the s GTt for n s wset sndsd
@ Unte a. Kingdom and sSsoo the
ou.s G s's
tie ntsd Kihsdc% $4,000 bush per cent g
S@ ns Of
OF safGS 5S a.
loo2 S5o bush ~ wheat chiefly y,ts 70 p0r'
EkMf. EEhfr sca.na fS Gso, i0s a ssc ssS.0 Juo
'%1'i Sf': steady s,. n ,., ,,n,,,.
Moderate ASp hut The e chiefly Tor Old and he Is
nsy Choice timothy, s5ss2ic|; No Soa $50. iS; 40
pns 5Ss5Se siG'fI Prairc l losts Rye sos
S EaIs Si 30 ' SoHs .Se.
g1 50 80
evsPs s:2Sa calls
.'s;s ISs;ss: sS
:usa ,a,s t0SAdO' Transfers
$40 mcrchaniabe No busns.s reported Fo:in dun for
'Ss %s sIsSSs aSSs. 'ASSsa sIansa s1' % ca
N6cEAS TREISnTs. cisfss5RS %ssds5stsly
is Js.ss SEisso ''ss e.
ass..sS ssass sa':sssa' :ass9 @
Os pOi p ga Ssass !ss sssS
1000 SasS grain Berth aSS.s,i9s: TlouTs IA IA
.a @ ss:'is ia g. g. Ssssa Sssa s
iogs 20s; tsllow l2s Ga beef per toe =. C. eols-
Ia ed cotton "a, rosin ls. sd tobacco l1A Sd peaS
ursasns goOdA l6a JAyA hence hE,ass e. Fs AZ
sl is9sa s,'s;
puseS ron ship S,N pgor, sooo ssa refined private
...,LON6oN, steam Berth gaotassgpsi Fleaf IA "!
ocake l0s, sugar granulsted ". odi cutcat IA eai
ssoon hss; iss 2Os gA 20s; beef ta pork p "a! rosn
HAcxssxE asnos German Oaft5 3s4 sSns cs:s on and
general cargo gvsss ss,%s r, rsSd oI ss "a nsio
6IHsSow, ss.sm Ssstasons, Flour o. elos. eleais
- 1ios EfanaistsA sagAr ia ed sateai lszl beeo1
pa edi lard i7a e. 1eEA soa' t:Sr LA & 81 ese IL
eiiG Cd, chsess. boa
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK-Tns market 70 stronger Aecaqse q
an advance Al me Wssa PRICE, show {pEhS gr Irn1
ng hoYsyer celtples Suss seisH iey ~ 9o ss e
g 9 mis sSa q. w.. sssdi sia cSss, So ds, S:sf -
.ss ssssaS g. yIs.. sss ss .s.
siaoeil ESa Asss bbla. es toI PsessH - eol fsea
70 g sS. S.ss.. 7H2f eSssss
s: Dim: s:ss "a sl:: s's:sts SssIs ~ y
isS'ff iiSsSsfss s ssss:1 asns \.
w. .i1 fssr srPk d.s as 3scs, Mr. css
H60S- hGs q ssssly pFesA ytsh my a{TseH W hssU
s t!sa Hi,a n. Esssss 3 rs
Ssiais. sis2as q ssss - bs is'ss fss asssss ss''
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

ssn xx fmtxses Trvstsss csrS1oca4ss sass Csnsaiea
& q 6; cs.sss sssssS ssifs fssasyssa 1sss sss; ss,
ysss assssss fsssssls esstsSsssss RS. EsiS AZ g.
eecoaf Cqasota toi a. Mexican Ordinary, ~ 81 Paul
cenmca ksvtysfk Central ~ II PchnsyissnA ss's
qaneda Northwest Land ConVany, So
par silver quoted at A3f fl per ounce.
mThe amount os tuton Fone Into the Bank Of Eng.
tnnd on balance to-day % 14t00o0
fEs quote Three cens rentes at 80 france
10 francs n y oentmss fos cAeckA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

The ruled slightly In buyers favor under liberal
receipts generally dun trade but prices have shown III
change At the close there considerable accumulation OF
stock the weather and nnfayorabe for holding and
deccd weakness The ancest brands OF Cana
nearby Western only be placed at c they
freely a price without being promptly taken OF
the Western receipts only the best known marks reach
lAkc All defective qualities arc greatly neglected though
offered at considerable concession:
State per ..liA0l5 lFarWestern, dozlA Gl4is
Canadian, per doz e. IA q Western inferior, per
Michigan. Northern dOE ....-.-..-.....-.l3 4l31
and Northern
Indiana, choice
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-Yom1s Tuesday. July 27.1BEEvEs- Receipts were
stern Hstigss s G,; suiOsrser
CITY Dressed Bsci SLOW and OWsr Native sides sold
at jor Ordinary 70 Prime with Inferior down to SIC
Western Dressed very dan and ! oser Medium 70 Prime
Native sides soa at Light Texas Beef at 60 ec
men in British markets Refrigerator Beef
selling at sd9Sc; and best American Live Cattle at 100
ssp%spt: sSdey ,2s Live Cattle the Caledonia by
ehs Tor Win
Calves gnict and weak at sSsc for city Dressed
vea 7dSc for Country Dresse and ga &c for ButtenR
sales lI HslIsnbech q Davis "a Buttcrnilks dew Fed
e. FED GAVE. SS al 50
rs % ff yss Z, Caves. i F
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-R Receipts were 1871 cars Of lsl
dull and depressed With downward tendency in prices
: 8 %s Ga%s. .s at a. sss sS a
Choice Jerseys bringing &C. No prospect Of clearance
%sss @S lev
bI1sns ,,e mSPsy 20 lambs az
D soso "a s,ss DO 50 ~ At SaC Ewes ll6 NJ e &C.
TSytSn toni. aslstt' @ lss y Ohio Sheep, e4%.%t,ec
sherman 8 Culver: 2S7 Kentucky Lambs 60 n, at 6c'
Y PidGScs i5o Ohio sheep. q n thc 70 Ken
% IT, $40 % Rsnt1SSy No. 81 % y s ~ sis Vsnis
lambs q T. At g 2o LIDO .! at g $5i 2lodS s. 10
Indians 90 20 q, SIC; Is Ohio Lambs, So n at 0O 2'
noGs-R receipts were % cars Of s2os head-is cars at
few sSn ao oss sod at sna cas Of
Grass ILogs were holding at about Sc Dealers quote 1dj
s s'.: g 6 fT ss M"m 5s Rs s H.
nc; do, $50 b, at bi4c; do 2S3 ID. at 6ltc
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. July 27-Catie-Recepts last ~ hours 4s05
head total for week thus far 1895 head for time last
week $500 head consigned through cars for sao
Common 10 Far dull and lower poing trade at ~ 10
S365
SheepRecepts last 81 hours 1900 head total for week
thus far l3COO head for time last week lbSO head
oOnsgned through IL of which 10 New YORK l3
for sale prices declined l6625c. Common 10 Fair,
IS O0dS 81 so; no Good to Choice hore Extra here
Lambs lower: Fair to Good 81 75d 50 % Good To Choice
So OO6s5 so: Canadians. 40 20 bulk of stock sold.
far 1000 head for time last week, l7OO head con-
signed through II OF which To New York Is cars
for sale all stale stock: Light Pigs ~ 35dSl so Selected
York Weights 81 7Od 81 go Selected Medium Weights ~ w
80 90 Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends 80 S0d 81 Is held
ST. Louis. July 27-Cdnie-Rccepts. 3IOO head; ship
ments, 1900; market gut Good to Choice Native ship
Steers 81 6Od 81 80 Common TO Fair. 33 S00ti DO
Butcher So 5Oa ~ IS: Cows and Hctfers s2 goo
81 % Stockcrs and Feeders So asa 30 orss Iexans
81 25ds3s5.
hrm Light. IL iOaI 80; Packing - SoGs4 eoI heaVy
Setp Keceipts 300 head; shipments. 300. market frm
CncAGo July 27.-The Droverr Journal reports Cattle
Receipts 5000 head shipments, LOO market lover ship
ping s3 GO Stockers and Feeders s2
Cows Bulls Mixed 81 s0as 50 80 Bulk 81 iOds3 90
through Texas Steers, 81 bOd 81 %.
receipts $500 head shipments, 5000; market
steady Rough Mixed, ~ 20ds4 vOi Packing and ship
ping 81 66Ss5 II Light Weights 81 2ods5 OO skips 81 70
Shetp-Reccipts 1000 head shipments. 600; market
steady Natvoe So 00aA 90 Western 81 80 gs3 35i Tex.
ans 81 76asS 10 Lambs, per head. - o0dso co.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

hsss sess s sasygi. ysss <ssssss q n4Z stsqsa
s.as q mst .ss ssS e sa:s .s g g..n, c -
sis en- s q Ti,s H.sss. sss cana < sls g -
ssorc ap47 nt iik % of eosdssssd mn a nj
cane Nev Jusey Ceatsz s76 caas e MIN Sal ~
csas and msrel1Ansoxs rDutca ll16 na
q nik .sd - ssss q ssvsn IA Tbs sssi daY ssvyy ~
cans The dsassD eoeskisrng anst SGO0lys
has fairly good and prsa have averaged 81 ~ "a
De sufples on the platforms
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
FRUITS AND DRRRIgs-PRRsH.

Apples have been IN large supply mostly Of inferior quality
dull lower Peaches plenty and lower demand
closely the best lots an others have TO be forced
10 prices Choice southern Bartlett pears aIe In
moderate demand but quite plenty and declining Bell
pears and quiet southern grapes arc becoming plenty
slowly quotations. Currants are In lighter
ply light calf for choice sound lots but most lots nun poor
and sell low Backoerres plenty and very dn Hucke
close higher under Light receipts WatermeoDs shade
prime large fair demand. MuSkmelons very
Irregular demand for choice lOts only
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
DRIED FRUITS AND BERRIES.


Fvsporaed Apples In reduced supply, few bands and
held 6rmy easier sold than bought at quotations
some Inquiries positive offers to buy at tho aas
asked few cases new Georgia Evaporsted unpeecd
have arrived have not tested the market
few old which have little demand Stock Of sundred
peaches about exhausted and quotations uncertain few
sales Raspbeos OF quotations new expected soon there
said TO be large crop New Cherries are generl hsld AZ
lOc that e rather above selling price Old PiuIns
scarce and held higher Other kinds unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
All We Ask

or any suffering from scroula salt rheum dyspepsia,
headache kidney and that feeling
caused promoted impure booi low
of the system, thar you give Hoods sarsspar'a far
trial confident that tho msic,na Of this
preparation will make itso felt throughout the
system restoring hcalth strength energy. DO
articles claimed TO be Just sooL but be
TO get Hoods sarsapsrllia
my wife hsh dyspepsia She could not keep her food
and had that oppressed feeling after eating She hd
no appetite tired al tune She tried
medicines without being relieved bat the bottle Of
uoods ssrsapsra did her great deal Of good she has
nov aud anything she with
having and trouble retaining her
food-" JOHN BATTENFIELD. Marion. Ohio.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggis 81; ak for S. Prepared only ~
G. l. HOOD CO.. Apotheoaries. Lowell, Masa
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
corroN MARKErs-BY rELKoRAp pm.

LIvxRPoot, July y7.-i23o p mcot,on durl ana prSoes
Hkailina oriesns sAd. eaes-70t0 6sIes rclu4px 90
spesniatton ard EXPORT Rsceips- bales,
Including ID 100 baies Aneriesn Puiurrs UpiandS
Low M,ddl,ns eissre 5oY delivery l.stA DO ysIy ard
ery l4.Sla septsmber and October delivery iaSsJ
DO October and November delivery, gGtd DO Nosr,nbcr
sry do.vsry 7yld % January and Fcsrpsry dsy sry
s.5sd, do eeptember delivery, Sltg<d.
Zp m.-The saios Of tie day included 800 baes Amsr-
Failures dull Uplands Low Medling clause, July aey.
S1d sellers August and ssptenber delivery fi3Sd
seilrrs do september and October delivery ssiIcrss
DO October and November delivery, J-6Sd s-iicrs;
do November and December delivery s.64d seilrrs do
December and January deivsry s04 sellers, Jana.
{ p 2-Fuiaes closed quiet ea. steady: uplanas Log
Miding clausc, July delivery l36td buyefs do July
August delivery l3Itd buyes do August an,
teIn6eT delivery G+d buvors do September and oc-
tobcr delivery. 6oetd nayersi do OctDser ad nsveus
ser delivery 5S@ sellers DO DeccLcI AMI Jaaaasy
livery 5id sellers do January and February delivery,
664d sellers September delivery t3 CID haycrs
will 10 closesi NON frtiAy, The
SOth until hc following Tacssay i'Ornins. Alxus
GALVESTON. July y7.-Eoston quiet Ahihng. Il0i
Low hiddnns. S9l1, Good Ordinary. 81 10 net ane
srSss ssc.ips ss Salo: s,p1r.s to Great D ~ sa'ss
sAxMsMi, July 25-Cotton quiet Mbldling. Sc. Lov
hitdling. st 1ood Ordinary. lll6i not and gross rs-
eeipts. % bales; salcs bales stock, G.DoJ bales
Nkw.ORLEAxs July I7.-Cotton grm Mhtdhhs. v 3-i0i
Low Mddng IL Is; Good Ordinary, 81; MT and sross
receps l0s7 bAos; sAes 100 baies stock. 1850 basA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
EUROPEAN PRoDUcE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jay 21.irovn,eas B2cen- Cumberland Cus
35s 0d Long Clcar Mddcs, Sss Ud short Clear MD:dcs
3Ss Cd. short Hibs 33s I'd Shoulders eta OIL pcs
Beef-67s ID for Extra India Mcss Primo Meas I7s 6d.
Pork-Primo Mess 67s I'd. bbl Primo Meas Eastern.
66aOd; Western 80s I'd. American 32s Primo
S4s 0d. Lard Oh. y2s ID Hams Long Cnt b3s Oh;
shoulders 38A I'd. Buter7Os Oh per nlted
states. cbeese-Ameriran Choice, Ais. Cd. Whrxt-Red
Western spring. 6s ID a g. Id ltcd Winter ID q
Gs. I'd per GENITAL New No Wintor, 6s. I'd, No 4
sprins Gs 7d New Mixed Western Is t: California no
duce-sprts Of TSryenne ~. 3D. de- a. Loeaon, 2js g
American Red 4ss Esr cwL Iaiiow Goa 81 per cwti
kosin-comnlon, s. 3D. Pale lis GL @0s oi Lnsoei OIL
hind quartcrs. I'd. fore quarters. 5 81 pcr u.
The rocelpA for past days were 81 OOQ
cenLals including lO,OUO centels American.
receipts Amecan for past three days
40,400 centals.
LONDON July -ProduccLinscod on, E2l l5s OIL 221
l7s I'd per tun; Calcutta Lilseed 42s 4d quarter; Lin
soed cake. 80 lOs Od per toni H-nned Petroscun o.
lt d6Ssd gallon Sptrits Of Turpcntino 25s. 81
cwt Sperm OH, EOS fosiH -Coinn0n 3a 6i
cwL Pale. ils Cd liza ID Prov ist0nsLzr 3<s 0i
for American sugsrl3s Sd per cwt Tor CaLA Cen
trugal poarikDg 56S and ls O l2s 81 for MuscOvadd
refining shoat. Australian Isiivw-Docf 24A 25s
3D. Mutton 2Gs. 6h a27s I'd Cocoanut O-Ccylon, 1850
R26 S.; Cochin 1882 10 o f33.
AHrwEKP, July 27.-Pctrolerm-Fine pale American Is
francs 10 centines paid and 10 francs 81 sellers
Wileoks Lard closed at ~ francs 70 centes 100
kiOs.
BKKMBN, July 27.-Pctrolcum-6 marks 30 pfennigs
Wucoxs Lard closed ~ 80 marks 20 pfcnngs llo D.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON. July 27.-Turpentino arm at &c.
SAVANNAH, July T.-Turpontine quiet at 81 10.
WILMINGTON, July 27.-Turpentine ir1n at 81 &c.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

Contract trading was light owing the uncertainty IN
gard notices The market opened at point
decline cosed steady evenings figures for July
point advance ON August and 4G6 points advance on
other mOnthA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
STOCKS.

GkLES AT TIE CoHsOLIDA TKD STOCk AND PkT1o-
AEU4 EXCHAHGE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

nuHoPnAn pxHAncfAL nAaxnf4
lnzses. sslv ss-~isseA ns-Atlaatis sA ossss Wsss'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28
frrtures au0 Meetinas.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-A stated quar-:
A tery meeting win be held on IIURsDAY hU"uS,T, rs,
g. lssS e o'clock p nj mfuoMAs i6 DWTrER Prcsidsnt
Ai" "TRiIMBULL SMITH, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-28

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The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12

This new Restaurant has just been opened. Ev
will he supplied with the best that the market affc
tho conveniences attached at which the best of Liq
at the following prices:
Single meals.
Board per wee
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12


The average Georgian, and we, lnean
nothing dIsrespectful when we say It
-and even Sam Small, (OId Si,) will
admit it, is given to boasting and
when in ssgood humor" can see almost
anything that is unusual or hear of
sach transpiriDg in his State. One of
the latest and very best of jokes on the
"goober state" we take from the
Natchez Democrat of Wednesday last.
the 10th inst. 1t remains now fer
some big liar out West TO HE himself
to some newspaper office and beat it if
he can:
Georgia could scarcely be expected to
remain in the background while
story Of whole flock of sheep being
frozen into one mass was going the
rounds. She hasn't much resources in
the way Of frosts, but puts toward
farmer who, at Bronwood, the other
day, noticed fifteen sheep side by side,
their heads all pointing the same way.
He shouted 10 them to move, and the
entire lot moved at once. He finally
discovered that the burrs hsd got into
their wool and they were stuck against
| each others eide. Several of the iden>
ticaI burrs c. be seen by those inclin-
ed to be skt t..
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12

The Vidal a "snsinel As the following
item concerning the new railroad towar ds
North western Louisiana, showing that the
most favorable progress has been made
since the last report:
1.-THE Natchez, Red River and Texas Rail-
road is now completed within one and a
half miles of Trinity, and we are relirbly
informed that on and after the 18th inst,
trains will run regularly over the entire
line. The roundhouse and turntable now
in process of construction in Vidalia will
soon be finished, by which time the new
passenger coaches will be in readiness to be
placed on the road. We learn that a good
deal Of the trade along the Black, Ouachita
and Tensas Rivers, formerly going to New
Orleans. will, after the compilation of the
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12

The latest craze In fashionable society
10 Philadelphia are "Kitty Dinners"
The new idiOcy consists in the making
with flowers of an imitation of cat,
which Is placed on floral mat In the
center OF the table; the serving Of ice
cream in papier naache kittIes, and the
menus, favors and the usual acces-
sories are covered with feline decora.
tions. 1t is not improbable that the
craze will shortly become general.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12
The Chinese Question.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, March ia,
the anti Chinese convention Thursday
night ex-senator Sargent in a long
speech approved Ofthe resolution favor
ing peaceble removal of the Chinese
and the prevention of further immigra~
ton, bat strongly discountenanced
boycotting the Chinese or the whites
who dealt with them. He urged that
the whole question be left with Cor.
gress to pass such bill as would meet
the desired end.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12
The vicksburg Herald says that NE

The Vicksburg Herald says that NE
people of West Point, Miss, are maxi
ing grand preparations for the recep
tion of the Mississippi Press Conven-
ti0n which will meet there In June
next. Now We ask: What steps will
iO,u' citizens take in the direction of
furnishing reception to the Louisiana
Press Convention which meets in
Monroe within the-next few months ?
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12

Two farmers in Kansas disputed re-
Gently about q hog valued at $lc and
went to law about it. Up to date they
havs spent over $1,000 in an attempt
to settle the case and the court has
only been occupied about one week :
. veritabIe case of fool and his money
are soon parted. M
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12
TIE MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS
March.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Flour, dull, Choice, $3.50 Fancy, 4.75c
dull, mixed, l5c, White. ~ 4515oc @GM
sacked, 4Sc. Oats firm. choice western I
SOC. Corn meal lower, 1920 firm Hay
prime. SIS 5O@l6 SO, choice, s17@1S. Lard
firmer, shoulders, 27sc. long clear sides, 30
clear rib sides, 6Oc. Bacon firm, shoulders,
4.1ac, long clear sides. 6. 25, clear rib sides.
6.37%c. Hams choice8ugar cured, 9@OIc.
Whisky dull, $1.OO0L25. Coffee. quiet car
goes common to prime, 60614c. Sugar,
firm, open kettle. choice, 519c strictly
prime DC fully fair, 42sc, good fair AZ,
fair. 419c. good common, 4H@41a, com
mon, 4H@4as, inferior, 2a0318c. centr-
fugal plantation granulated, 65sc, off clari.
fled 3-l6 choice white, &c, Off white, GISc
greywhite, Lice: prime yellow clarified
5S, choice yellow clarified, 5M Off
Molasses dull, open kettle, choice. Zoe;
strictly prime, 34@37c good prime, 34@35c
prime, 20@22c, good fair, 17(01Sc, fair, Is
@l6c, good common, Ia, centrifugal, good
prime, to choice, 2l@4c, common to prime,
l6(922c. Rice steady, ordinary to prime.
3%96Mc., Bran lower, S2(9s2Ic. Cotton
fined, 27H02', F. o, B, cake. 193@2Okc,
meal, zoe. Pork quiet, $ll.5O.
ST. LOUIS.
Flour dull, xxx, $3.OO@3.15, family,
% 3003 40, choice to extra fancy, $1,000
$50, patents, S5.1O05.50. Wheat, quiet, No
red Fall, e2c cash. Corn higher, No. Q
mixed, e cash. Oats, quiet, No. 9
%ixsS; s9 7Ss &c leash cash Hay, quiet; prairie,
easy, Fl 1, mill, 64c; east track, 64@65c
Corn m 81 quiet, $1.S50L9O Pork, steady,
Sl0.50 Tor oid, and $ll.25 for new. Lard,
steady, 60006.05c. Bulk meats, shoulders
3.62c. long clear sides, 5.45c. short rib, S 55;
short clear, 5.80c. Bacon, shoulders 3.OOc;
clear 5.75i95.sOc. Boxed lots; shoulders.
6.75c; long clear sides, 5.3555 5.40c; short rib
sides, 5.3505.4Oc; short clear, $3.50 5 soc.
Whisky steady, Sl.l0.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12

The Mexan War pension bill was
reported fav0rably by the House yes
terday. The report shows that of
about 20 900 volunteers who went into
the Mexican War as soldiers, $4,000
are yet living and there are sorne
$1,000 widows. The effect of this bill
Is to pension each and every one of
these indiscriminately at the rate Of
IS, per month. sTexas furnished
7041; Kentucky 1892; Alabama 1904;
Mississippi sO26; Tennessee 22a5; Geor-
gia 6S02 and Louisiona 2l32.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12

Mr.. David Snow, an old, wealthy
and respected citizen Of Camd den, Ark.
qonhitled suicide In Little Rock last
Monday by blowing his brains out with
. revolver. Financial di1iculties are
thought 10 be the cause.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12

The John FL. Hanna With 1120
bales; 40 sacks cotton seed and 14.125
pieces slaves, and the John Howard
with BIG bales cotton, 60 sacks cotton
seed and 1881 pieces slaves arrived at
New Orleans Tuesday in time TO
allow their passengers to witness Mardi
Gras.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-12

Mn. Horatio Seymour, relict Of the
la'e Governor ssypour, died q. her
residence in New York Tuesday. Her
very distinguished husband preceded
her to the grave only afew weeks, and
Il Is probable that grief at this demise
was the cause of her death.