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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
AN ALLIGATOR KILLED.
It Is Slaughtered on the North Branch of
the susquehanna.

For several years boatmen and others
living along the Susquehanna river, be
tween Susquehanna and Red Rock, have
been interested, not 30 say disturbed, by q
creature in the water Mt the latter
point. The strange marine animal
always made its appearance Mt night
says the Carbonate Lea'ier and an
unearthly,' weird noise. accompanied by
splashing. has often wakened people from
their slumbers. Last fall a party return
ing from n harvest-dance at John DaltOn's
we're upset while crossing the stream. ana
two persons narrowly escaped being drown
ed. The majority Of the party were of the
opinion that the boat had colIded with a
log. but one or two keen-eyed ones solemn
ly affirmed that they had been pinched
while in the water by some submarine
monster.
A few evenings ago while dance was in
progress az Michael Hagans's. nc Smoky
Hollow. the festivities were interrupted bv
Bob Brown. who put his head INTO the ball
room and yelled For Gods sake, boys,
come down TO the river quickT Pve seen
the whale, aud he is taking rest on the
bank opposite the taunerv, Every
man armed himself. and rushing pell-
nell 10 the river, the great animal
was seen dovouriug the carcass of a sheep.
As sVor n he deserted the posse he dropped
bis supper and slowly crawled into some
bushes skirting the shore. The men, thor
oughly evclted hastily constructed a raft
from soue old hood-irash and pushed out
into the stream. They hal not gone tar when
tl- great ia W. ~ the monster were set upon
a board IN the raft. but II was its death move.
fDI IN al instant every man on tile rait At
tackled II. The monster made a terrible
shrek, spaehed the water violently, and
finally. with one loud, expiring groan,
sank beneath he surface, its blood color
ing the waves. Securing rope. the body
WAS hauled ashore. and by a lanterns DIM
rays it was found to be that Of IL monster
alligator.
10 say that the captors were excited and
delighted would he drawing II miid. In an
hour every luhaOltant foI miles around
was present. StcDl-vards were secured
and the saurian was found 10 weigh 5B
pounds. A physician from Iallstead.
who Is also ataxidermlst, Was sent for, and
ne soon arrived. along with q score
of tOwnspeOplc We advised sending Tor
Or. CrozIer noted taXdcrmlst, OF
Cornell University, who arrived and IVES
astOnished, not Jnls 70 find such
specimen Of the sauriali kind. bat that
any had been found in tine Susquchanna.
lie gave it as his opinion that years ago
some residents hereAhout> had been the
owner If some pet alligator, and that II
had at some time escaped its confines and
since grown up along the marshes of the
river. An old inhahItant SAYS hat he be-
lieves that the late Isaac Grggs. formerly
proprietor Of the old National Hotel mt
Great Bend. once owned pet alligator,
which was sent by relative IN FLORIDA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
The Maybrick Murder Trial.

10y hngiO-AHicflcan Covao :" sno c''e"'".'
LIvERrooI, August 1.-The trial of Mrs.
MAVERICK on the charge Of poisoning her
husband was resumed to-day. DR.. Fuller
testified that he bad prescribed tonics TOR
Maybrick. The deceased never limited 20
him that he Rad taken arsenic. nor did he
present any indications of having at any
time taken il. The nurse, Agnes Asaph,
related tha Briefly letter incident and tes-
tilted to seeing the prisoner pour
inc out medicine from one bottle
into another. former domestic de-
posed that on one occasion tie pri-
soner finished the preparation Of arrow,
root which she (witnessl had begun and
that she (the witness) afterwards noticed
dark stains on the jug that bad not been
there previously. Witness also dcposed
that Maybrick received London medicines
by post. The cook testified that the prl-
soner had directed that the London medi-
cine be poured into the sink, saying that
Msybrick would be a corpse If he took
another dose. On discrimination wit
ness generally considered Mrs. MaYbrick
did her best for her husband. but that she
was set aside by his brothers. Two che
mists doing business in the city testified
that they had compounded prescriptions
for MAVERICK. The medicines compounded
by them contained 20 arsenic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
4 supposed Fruit Combine.


NEW York, August While the Florida
fruit-dealers who attended the meeting
held TO-DAY in the Office Of f. l.. Goodsell,
lO5 Park Place. strenuously deny that they
are attempting to form a fruit trust many
of the local merchants are equally positive
in asserting that the meeting was called
for no other purpose than forming the
Florida Orange-Growers' and Dealers Pro
tectiye Association, which, they say, IL
purely and simply an orange trust. Sena-
tor 4. s. Mann. oil Florida, one of the largest
orange-growers in the South, said before
the meeting that its objects would be 20
secure better transportation and to take
steps 10 see that the orange crop IN the
south would not be so completely lost to
the grower as it was at present. GoOdsell
then submitted a plan for packing, ship
ping. and marketing the crop OF Florida
oranges. suggesting the organization OF an
association and the appointing Of commit
tees of the large centres Of the fruit con-
sumption In the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YoEE. August i.-Dulness at The stock
Exchange continues 10 increase, Dealings In
the eaneral !isg were utterly devoid OF feature
and tho news OF the DAY Was received with COM
pets Indifference. There was another failure
In the leather trade In Boston ani Tho Desrs EN-
deavored 10 mate some capital out % u. but me
effsct was " little consequence. There was n
reduction In coal rates by Tho Nebraska Board
% transportation, but the east-pound grain
rates were restored on he trunk lines according
10 agreement Rnd ~. diNculiy between the
SOafhern and Canadian fsctAc WAS compro-
missed. Chicago. COuiun bus, Cinrnnati ana -.
Louis stocks became great feature aud COM
mon rose over per cent, touching III. South
ern Pacific advanced GA he compfomise with
tho canadian Pacific and southern cotton oil
rosc IL The best prices were fairly we'll main
tainei aud the market closed dun asd nrm,
generally ~ about opening figures. The TOTAL
sale. ~ iistef stock Was only il3,oOO shares
srsn,ns. exchange duh and steady at ts6a
ass Money easy stksa3. closing offered az ~.
suO- Treasury Orianees-Gold. si5i,.O, 0b: cur
rency. g. - 900. Governments duil and sfeA1y
for IS per cents. rs ex int ~ coupons,
l03t. state bonds enur9ly neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
Washington Notes.


W,suINGToN, August bond offerings
to-day. $4,000. Accepted, $4,000 ass at
1865.
The debt statement issued to-day shows
nm increase in the debt during the month
of July 10 be SOL ,73l, 1872 total interest.
bearinp debt. $500. 39l $3.50 total debt OF
all kinds. 81 CSC. az, 30g.V; total debt less
available credits, Sl077,G6 932-g6 legal
tender notes outstanding. S34 csc, 10;
Certificates of deposit outstanding, $l|-
575 nOO gold certificates outstanding,
,4Os; silver certificates, SIos,oo -
lbs: fractional currency, S6,Slo,ovu.4''
Total cash in Treasury, 500, fS3 Ol5. a.
The President returned 70 Washington
this evening. ,..o
About thirty employees, Of whom large
number como from Maryland. were as
CHARGED Yesterday from the Goyernmeht
PRINTING Office. Among those discharged
was T. W. Oyster foreman Of the specin-
cation room. and quite we'll known as
a labor mau. W. Il. Ramsey, one OF tho
assistant foremen, was promoted 20 the
vacancy. Assistant-Foreman G. II. WEIGH
Of the binding room, resigned by request
Asa result OF the report OF tie comms,
sion which recently investigated me need
of the New York city post-ottice, the F0Sl-
master-(ieueral has directed That an "ddi,
tional allowance of $Is,OOO be granted
Postmaster Van Colt. His present allow
apce Is 81. 094 900. An additional force OF
clerks TO the number of l02 Is also allowed
which, with his present force, VIII make III
aggregate Of ! .2gS employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
Material Improvement in tho South.
rp- ,ategrann 70 tbs Dispatchl

BALTIMORE. August saturdays Hdn';-
f1currs Record VIII show that the past
week has been marked by the organization
of many now enterprises IN the South.
The capitalists Of New York and Virginia
have organized S5.OOO,000 company and
completed a purchase Of iron-ore proper
ties in Southwest Virginia. Philadelphia
bankers have paid 100000 for 800 acre,
Of land near Dallas. Tex, and organized
an {sOJ. OO1 company. The sales Of real es-
tate AZ Dallas FOR the week were ~. 2G0'OOV.
Minnesota capitalists, having inyesti-
gated in the Bcssemer-ore districts
~ lano aud Mason COUNTIES. Texas, have
bought interests there for ~sZD.OOO. Near
Fort Worth 5000 acres OF land have been
sold 10 Denver people for $500 Co., A.
ChattanoO a the street-ialwav system mas
been bought fo7 $40 900. Virginia has
organized $500 600 mining company !;
Kentucky o $4,000 c0al-mininc ard coke
making company. and also q 72y0.00O coal
minur company, AID West Nrein,a
5000 600 electsic company. At Birmingham
n contract has been closed for building steel
works Florence. Ma. has occurred wrought
'rou works. aad % foundry and bagcing-
factory. At Nidileshoro', Ky. Encluh
capitalists are spending $4,000 in develop,
irr the town CONTRACTS have been signed
ior ras. water aud clectric-worSs. and AZ
ice-taotorv. and plans adopted for railroad
m.cnne-shop.. round-hoUse, etc, 10 DO
iuilt By tho Louisville and Nashville rail-
r,ui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
Alabama militia as Posse Comitatis'
10. ,a,aeranh 70 the DispAtch.l

RmvSoHAM, Ala. August The BIZ
nhar' RIAes returned from Lamar
county this morning: leaving Cash in the ;e
a net The military made no hunt Tor
lube Burrows, having been asked Tor oy
lie sheriff simply to guard the prisoners
s 90 threatened lynohing. at the hanas
~ The people. RUDE - stu among tng
mountains, aud is supposed TO 90 H as hai
low an armed band Of adherenE, nv nS'
m,,h Sn3 cen him posted on the movements
H ~ he snthorities and detectives, who are
sf,li hunting for him under great dlfndu u.
,'es II Is not positively known but t hal'
s o. n'' The people have organized yigiiant
,ooromittees and are pledged 70 stop the
criminal career Of the Burrows gang ~
INV cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
TOTAL LOOSE TOBACCO RECEIVED.


Ten months ending July 81, 1873 .........2 1Ol.5O5
Ten months ending July 81 lss1 .24sO.soo /
Ten months ending July 81. lssb.,......7.l2 l ss5
Statement showing the Work o. tho Inspector /
During the Fllteen Months Ending July 81, |
1889
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02

had taken possession Of the night before.
Furiously she ordered them away. and as
et first they seemed too much lost In as
constituent TO comply with her modest re-
quest she proceeded 10 give them practi-
cal demonstration o. her meaning by pre-
pairing 10 pull up the carpets on whicn,
they were sitting. On this they started
up and not only let her take the best spot
for herself and her husband. who stood by
looking on in n halffrightened manner,
but also served her submissively in bring;
ing up her boxes and massipg them around
her, while she squatted IN her Launches
and treated them 10 Ter views OF things IN
Os1crgl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

AUGUST i.-Asrfet quiet and steady. Very
few fancy IN market and sales relcrtea ~ D..
Prime. 4hc.: extra prime. fAhfc-. fancy. . (.
common. y aac.; shelled. 0aosc rpanisu' y. .
factory hand picked. 0alsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02

Mrs. Moore. Of Vaudeville, Mich, went
out 10 the spring the other day 10 see what
her little four-year-old boy was CRYING
about. aud found he had been in the water.
She said: There, there, don't cry, Earl, y
but did not realize how near she had
been to attending funeral until another
little boy Of the same ago told her, " lie
tootent cwy when pulled him out" Then
she felt like crying herself.
The Maharalah Of Singapore, who is now
in PARIS, Is astonishing even that blase
city. His coaches, attendants, costumes,
and expenditure are based on such scale
Of elegance that he seems TO have the
wealth Of the Fast at his disposal. He far
outshines the Shah Of Persia, who has not
impressed Europe with his elegance this
trip. The Indian potentate Of Singapore
has never been 90 the Continent before,
and he seems to like Paris so we'll that MS
stay bids fair 10 be long one. Partisan
tradesmen sincerely hope that the affairs
of Singapore viii not soon recall him 10 his
native land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
London Races.
by Anglo-Am,rIcan cable to the Dispatch

BY Anglo-Amcrcan cable to the Dlspaich.l
LONDON, AUGUST The race for the
Prince of Wales stakes Of 200 sovereigns
each. subscription for two-y ear-olds, three
quarters Of mile straight, at Goodwood
to-day. was won by Duke of Portland's
bay FLY Scmolina Barcorolle second,
CASTELAR, third
The event Of the day was the race for
the Goodwood cup. value 800 sovereigns,
two miles and q half. There were only two
starters. Warren de Ia Russ chestnut
Trayles won.
The race for The Rous Memorial stakes
Of 90 soyereigns each. half forfeit, 500
soycreigns added, for two-year-oldS three
quarters OF mile. was won by MantOn's
fllv Riviera: Ben second, Strawberry
Hi third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
4 Citizen Drops Suddenly.
Ky fsln1rauh 70 me Diapatch.i

JACKSONVILLE, August IA Deland ,spe-
cinl 10 the Times Umon says that William
Gaskius (colorcd) was hanged there at l
o'clock to-day for the murder OF his wife
about a year ago. lie addressed the crowd
from the scaiiold. and in closing threw
up his hands saying; Pm through now. y
His body then shot through the drop and
his neck was broken by the fall. He had
previously confessed the crime 20 Father
ORcilly and was rcpentant.
Governor Fleming yesterday granted a
respite to another condemned murderer,
Jacob Hammond, ON the plea OF non eonpcs
..saljs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02

Governor Fowlo speaks and Takes Up a
Collection.
special telegram 10 The Dispatch.l

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE. \. c., August lin spite of
On. frequent showers nearly a thousand
people attended the annual orphauage
U,etin. al IhOmasville to-day. After
exercises hv the orphan children and an
able sermon by Rev. J. =. Hardawav, of
oxford y. c., Governor Fowle was intro
ouced Co the audience, and be soon won
rI hearts bv bis earnest and eloquent
words lie said he had been III forty-four
counties Of the State since his election,
lui that be had witnessed 10 other scene
rhat moved his heart a. the one he now
looked upon. His respect for the efficient
general manager, Professor j. II. Mills.
lid increased year by year as he
had seen him turn aside from the
wealth and fame he might so easily
and his life to increase the comforts Of
helpless orphans, aud now, looking down
eu the 1916 children seated IN ihe sEIOr be-
fore him. he respected and admired Pro
r.s-0r Mills more than ever before He
wished that the marble for Professor Mills's
monument might long remain unquarrled,
hut when II should 40 lenghth be raised he
hoped the children of North Carolina
mieht place "A marble harp above It IN
which the birds of our southland might
make their sweetest music evermOTe.
la the afternoon Or. Garter, OF Raleigh,
and others made fine addresses, aftor
which the GoyeruOracai came fOrwAd and
proposed 20 take his first religious collec-
.on for the orphanage. Considerable en-
tnusiam WAS aroused. and the collection
Was good one.
AZ the meeting today new charter
WAS adopted, by which the control OF the
institution passes from the Orphanage As
41ciation into the hands of "A sef-por-
pr,uatinc board. OF trustees of that board
fev. John Mitchell. j. D., was made pre-
ridcnt. aud A. c. McManaway secretary.
The general officers of the orphauage we're
reelected. and It's friends believe that the
sn.ltution is starting out upon career OF
enlarged prosperity and usefulness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
A NEW FEATURE.
Or. GRlss0M ISSUES A CIRCULAR
IN HIS OWN DEFENCE.
Damage from the Rains-Frnit Rottinr-
Esoapcd--Skuil Crushed with
Bar Of Iron.
Especial telegram to mo Dlsp.,csl

GrWoH. n. c., August There Is n
new feature IN the uc-asylum scandal.
which yet continues TO be the talk of the
Cutrc state. DR. Grissom Is TO-DAY giving
wide circulation 60 circular IN which lie
gives the names of ono hundred and If
teeu mon Who have written him letters en-
'ors.ng tac action of tho Board Of Direc-
tors Of tho asylum i'm acQuittng him. A
number OF these letters are from people
outside the state. last night a committed
Of citizens ~ Keidsvile waited ON Gov
crnor fowl' and requested him 20 romovc
Dr. Gr~om or DO what be could in his
power go secure ms removal.
The SAT- Chronicle the State Democratic
organ. VIII tomorrow appeal for q new
trail of Or. Grlssom on al the charges
made against him.
RAINS.
Tho rains continue and the situation is
now becoming very depressing. Great sec
lions 900 fAo eastern part If the State are
completely covered with water which the
soil no longer absorhs. kilograms TO-DAY
announce that the failure Of present crops
1n the NCwberue district is almost fore
gone conclusion. Farmers are urged to
fave on iruit possible and plant al availa-
hlo inli crops. Fruit is rOtting on the trees
ana this KIND OF damage promises to be OK
ttuSlvc. The damage 10 public highways
ls excessive. Freshets in Stokes county
have swept away one bridge and three
trcsties ON the Cape Fear and Yadkin-Val-
icy railroad The damage 90 the tobacco
crop 3. serious. II Is said that the entire
tobacco crop ia Alamance county is
ruined. Rains have done much damag TO
uill-daus i'm MON county. The dam at
tre Indian Trail Milling and Mining Com
Iaur s works has been washed out Also
the dams a' stewards and Stevenss mills.
= hc water 30 the mines from the surface
o. Ia Il
der ground
ESCAPED.
Thomas Jackson, prisoner in Alamance
Tt.. hns made his escape. using a bar Of
sron furnished boy outsiders.
I;ev. W. ID. Baincy has resigned charge
n. the BPS oopal church AT Burlington TO
g1 to keidsvile.
Rev. Dr. n. Ii. Pritchard. Of Wilmington.
Will at once begin q revival at Durham. un-
l.- the auspices Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association.
The cleveland county ex-Confederates
i.'I o. grand reuniOn az Shelby TO-DAY.
Several companies Of South Carolina troops
Wors present.
49, z. Justice, who was charged with tho
rrraer Of Preston Jones on the streets of
-t-lcyllc, was acquitted yesterday.
SKULL CRUSHED.
David TYSON. at Rockingham. Yesterday
with ONE blow crushed the skull of Moses
1a.-ou. A bar If iron two feet long was
Itr weapon and was broken by the blow
Il. only cause for the deadly assault was
Stat Moses had threatened 70 coniure Da-
Fl
SO the Atlantic Hotel. Norehead City,
tins evening ball was gwen IN compli-
m.nt 90 Governor fowle, who was present,
f- were also ex-Goyornors Vance and Jar
$751;
Stone Jackson, VINO Is charged with the
murder of Warren llllcry ma Northampton
county. las been arrested IN Moore
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
hAYTiEN NEWS.
An Ambusoade-Thre African Ven
geanCe.
lRr Telegraph 20 the pIspstch.l

NV York. August 1.-The steamer
Czama TO-DAY brought some important
news from Hayti, she having left UonAiVeS
On the isth General Girardi, Hyppolite's
commsnder-in-chief, had taken Fort
Tau,sAiut L. Overture, situated on "a MI
three miles northeast of Port-au- Prince
and ,helled that town. On the 18TH dc,
eprtars from Legitime's force persuaded
9irardi that he could lead a force into Port
su- Prince. Girardi started, but found him.
self ina an ambuscade. Several OF
che forces we're killed aud captured, but
Cirnrdi escaped. Hypp0lite was IN donslVes
on the 10Th, and much powder was expend-
ed during the day aud night IN celebrating
lis arrival. and IN this welcome the Ozalna
3oined. The OzamR was escorted ont OF Go
naive. harbor by the United States steamer
0ssipee. on which there was no sickness.
Tbe captain OF the Ozanla Is OF the opinion
that The next news from Hayii Will be de-
cisive and that Hyppolite will he master
III the situation. General tiirarcd, how
ever. is likely 10 have terrible, revenge on
I c0ltime and his faction, as he formerly
vas cruelty treated by them, ana the nay
tien shows but little mercy 70 those VINO
lose and have given them q hard time III
az cabooses OF Port-au-Prince.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
CHARLOTTE.
A Narrow Escape-Mesting of Farmers
.aro.ist .atesrann 10 the Dtspatchl

special telegram 20 tho Dispatchl
CU,morrF. \. c., August l.-R. IL.
Morse. "a woll-known citizen here, had
dose call to-day. lie WAS I'M the act OF get
n, into buggy. when the horse became
frirhtened, and Mr. Morse ran III front aud
caught 1t by the bride. He was thrown
,,ciertlv uuou the ground. and the horse
dsshing ~ stamped upon him, and the
lnp,y passcd over his body. lie was taken
lip i'm IA very bloody condition. HIS
wounds while very serious are not fatal.
There was q big farmers picnic at steel
Creek to-day. Fifteen hundred farmers
were there. and speeches were made by
tbe following distinguished gentlemen:
NTe-srs ". 4. Graham. Charles Mcdonald,
N. r. Christian, and Robert Hayden Tho
fermers seem 10 bc very much aroused
throughout this section OF the state and
are being thoroughly organized II the al
lance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02

cOrros RgeokE
karket nrr.
QU0rArIosA
kIDDLIs9. lose.
Low AIOpLisa. i0Ac.
eGoDOHDtsAar. 9ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
A Railroad Wreck Near Alexandria.
nv telagranb n The Dispat,hl

W.sHISoroN. August 1.-The south
bound passenger train (No. $50 which leit
Rlchmond and Fredericksburg railroad for
Richmond collided with a north-bound
passenger tram at Lawton twelve miles
south of Alexandria, at 730 o'clock to-
nirht. The engineer Of the south-bound
train. Jerry Desmond. was killed, and Con-
ductor Newman, Of the north-bound train,
was badly injured. Conductor Howell, Of
the south-bound train, was slightly hurt.
rs was also a lady passener-name I'M
known. A force of $50 men was sent from
Alexandria 10 clear the wreck. The cause
of the disaster is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02

Try Anglo American cable 70 the DispatcbJ
LONDON. August Thomas Sexton. Lord
Mayor OF Dublin, has written 10 the United
States Legation with reference 10 theletter
received by him from President Harrison.
He reasserts that the letter had been will
fully opened and read before it reached hrs
hands. The SEAL he says. had been melted
and the gum was scattered over the out
side of the envelope. The gum used by
the person who opened the letter and the
gum originally on the envelope were pal
pablv different.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK
Nav YosK. August Lotion nrm: sales.
b2d palss. last evening corrected. as bales
Gpssnls, II S-Iec.; Orleans. II 0-l6c. net re-
ceIpts, ~ balec; exports--to Gresl Britain. ~
bales . The continent 43 bales; stock, lls,.ot
OaieA Southern lioar dull and heavy. Wesat
duh: No. red. s7as7Sc tn store; opticns nfn I;
No red. August. saHc. september, sac !;
October. s6s. kovomber, 6ac.: DeceaAbsf.
sXc. Corn easier No. 2. &c Ia elevator: OPP
tons stronger; August axe: september,
s4ife. OctoOar. 4ihc oats moderately active ;
options irregular: August IKE; september.
sfs.c Octoosr. s7ilc. Nag, SoAc. Hope quiet
coaes--Qptions barely sgesdy Augcst 4lAS !;
Soysrnhsr siAso. spos Mo strong; fsir cargoes.