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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-02
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
Program for Hypathean Society Meeting.

The Hypathean Society will hold
its regular meeting Friday, Novem-
Der 9th, at the residence of Mr.. Sam
5. Henry. Following is the program
for the evening:
Biography-Miss Coulson.
SOng-Miss Spencer.
RecitatiOn-Miss Hill.
Muslc-Misse Hyatt and Randall.
Reading-Miss Julia Palmas.
Music-Miss Emma Hand.
! Reading-Miss Denmark.
Author for the evening, NJ. Quad.
Maj. 4. Il. Rogers, after nearly
three months visit to his old home
in Watertown, New York, returned
Saturday. iIe reports a pleasant time
spent among his relatives and friends.
He spent several days at Niagara
Falls and Thousand ! Stands. He looks
In splendid health. His many friends
are glad to see him at home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Dantzler and
Miss Annie Dantzler returned Sun.
day from Stafford Springs. Mrs.
Dantzler was not benefited by the
waters of the Springs, and is now
dangerously i'll.
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Moss Point Secret Societies.

+. 4 A. NJ. Pascagoula Lodge No. 202.
meets every third Saturday in each
month. J. X. Mcleod. W. NJ; Z. ii.
Wood, Secretary.
Chapter No. 10S, meets every second
Saturday III each month. X. l.. Howe,
ii. p; e. II. Wood. Secretary.
Gulf Lodge No, 24s4. Knights of Honor,
meets second and fourth Saturday nights
in each month. W. Fred Herrin. Dicta-
tor.
Moss Point Lodge No. III. |. o. o. +
meets every Monday night at X. of II
ball. C.. W. Garner, N. G.; c. NJ. Farley
Secretary,
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LOCHL NEWS.
sPECIiI. NOTICE.

Mr. M WITT WILLIAMS, of Florida.
&c fully authorized to collect all out
Sanding debts, gather the local news
soiirit' ADVERTISING and job Printing
sor the DEMOCRAT-STAR. He ~ u
,orv nnict. modest man, and we trust
nnr natrons and the public generally
will treat him kindly and assist HIM
in doing his work for the "old re'la-
lilo
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Capt. Henry Fisher, Of this place.
we are glad to learn, is nov Master OF
the Schooner Catha Minerva. She
sailed from here Tuesday for Pear
lington, where she receives Il cargo OF
lumber for Mexico. May the sea be
calm and the voyage short and pros
porous is our wish to Capt. Fisher
and and his vessel.
T%hedrought was broken on Monday.
The welcome rain came down in Sufi-
cicnt quantity to lay the dust and
refresh vegetation.
Prayer meeting at the Baptist
church every Wednesday night.
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sississipvl state Horticultural ssesety.

Annual meeting will be held ut
Bonneville, Miss, November l4th to
10th. Tickets will be sold by the
Mobile and Ohio r. r. from all points
on the road in Mississippi at one fare
for the round trip. Tickets will be
sold on the l4th, 18th and 10th, good
to return until the 18th.
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EveryhOdy should Attend

The Animal Meeting OF the Missis.
sippi State horticultural Society,
November Nth to 10Th. 1t will be an
important meeting in the line OF
Southern development and should
attract the cooperation of all enter,
prising people in Eastern Mississippi.
Tickets will be sold over the Mobile
& Ohio at one fare for the round trip.
3t
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Churches

MErHODIsT-Rev. r. W. Adams. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN-Rev. ID. o. Byers, pastor,
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
BAPTisr-Eld. L. N. Brock, pastor. Preach
Ing every first and third Sunday. Prayer
meeting every Thursday night.
Mouth SIDE. SALEM. +. Bynum. pastor,
Preaching every second and fourth Sundays
Sunday SchoOl $3.50 a. M, DIR. Is. +. Duke
Superintendent.
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l'Ostuflice and Mails.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Oh MAILS.
Prom Scrant0p-.Arrives at $40 4. m and
l:.'p m. aud 300 = IN. Departs at
10 II. NJ; Las p. III. and AS p. M.
Ledkesrile EOutc--Arrives every day
except Sunday at ll:i0 Il. D.. Departs
same day at ! p. M.
+. h. CASTANERA, p. NJ.
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Street Commissioner Browne has
improved Ker street somewhat by
putting on some oyster shells.
DR.. Guiteras, quarantine physician
at Ship Island, was here Tuesday.
Wonder II he had any of the ''anti-
dote" in his pocket.
Yesterday the school children had a
holiday, 1t being All Saints Day.
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TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: We will es-
teen it a favor II any one in Moss Point or
vicinity, h know anything Of interest to
our readers In that place. will communicate
the same direct to the DEMOCRAT-STAR Office.
Scranton, or leave the same ut either A.
Blumer's store. A. +. Dantzler 4 Co, E. W.
Manahan &.CO.. }. W. Stewards drug store or
Moss Point Mercantile Co., on Tuesdays. or
not later than Wednesday evening Of each
week
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October Examination Public EehoDl
Teachers.

October Examination Public Sehesl
Teachers.
Editor Democrat-Star.
At the October examination of pub
lie school teachers the following
teachers received license to teach
White-T.P Faucett, Three Rivers;
NJ. E. McBryde, Big Point P. X.
McBryde, Americas: w. r. Wilson,
Big Point; D. d, Cowan, Ocean
Springs; s. H. Shannon, Cross Roads ;
Miss Sallie Mcleod, Daisy; Miss
Florence Canty, Scranton; Miss Mary
Warren, Grand Bay, Ala.
Yours, &c.,
II. [. HOWE,
Supt. Public Education jackson County.
Moss Point, Oct. 80, 1894.
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VIII be Continued under the man.
agement Of II. w. WATSON. All or.
ders will be promptly attended to.
All grades Of coal at prices " suit
purchasers.
u G. FLANAGAN, Proprietor.
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MARRIED.

AZ Pascagoula, Miss, on Thursday, October
%, 1894, at the residence of the brides iather,
Mr.. John WALKER and Miss LAURA JONES,
Elder l.. N. Brock, Of Moss Point, officiating.
Quite a large number of relatives and friends
were in attcndanc
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"IIello, DEMOCRAT-STAR !"

''IIello, DEMOCRAT-STAR
"Who are you?
81 am the sole proprietor Of Eagles
Nest, and would like to know some
thing about the oyster law"
''The Board of Supervisors of this
county have full jurisdiction and au.
thority for the protection and pre-
~servati0n of oysters, and the Board at
its November meeting 1892, passed an
ordinance on the subject which was
printed in full in the DEMOCRAT
STAR"
The code of 1892, Sec. 3OSS says:
"Oysters are private property
whether in the natural reefs or ii
plantations and the subject OF lar
ccny /; and any persons taking oysters
from the public reefs or beds con
trary to the law or regulations Of tht
Board of Supervisors, shall be guilt,
of larceny, in addition to other pen
alties prescribed"
"This is all we know about thu
oyster law"
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Or. PRICES Cream Baking Powder
Wesjd's Fais tiishssl Ms1al - DipssDa.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WORLDS Fair Highest Award.
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OCEAN SPRINGS LOCAL NEWS

lH-SPECIAL NOTICE-Any news items
left at the drug stores Of Geo. W. o'Nelll and
Herman Mil, with promptly communicated
to the DEMocRAT-STAR Office. Scranton, Miss
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For sale by DR.. W. A. COX, Scranton,
and J.W. STEWART, Moss Point.
Feb. l6. 1894. SILLY
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"Hello, DEMOCRAT-STAR"
''Go ahead !"
"Will there be any theatricals here
this season."
"We suppose so, as usual. Bro.
Fritz ID. Becht can inform you res
pecting SUCH"
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''IIello, DEMOCRAT-STAR -
"What has become of the man who
walks by night !"
He is waiting for moonlight nights.
AS his deeds are not evil he prefers
light to darkness"
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Opening range and cIose toIhy HIu c'O7''' ~ "
previous night and last year follow ;- ro.. las

Marke closed steady at 4a5 points net advamce com
nared with Yesterdays closing prices trans nv.
ices los Total sales $500 bales New "E Apy'
safes to-day and night. officially rcpor'e 100
mort; COO bales consumption: 500 p1Ies "a ma
bales spot market steady: mlddling uplands .sc nu h
Yesterdays closing. NewYork net receipts, 1.rfs;
Rrtain 5ji bales: forwarded l. l42 baes' sa..S' ~,
bales: spnners T. 500 bales stock. l3e"t paies. an
net port receipts today. s3 bales; thus a9 ms
257 bales Exports to-day; Great Britain ISt. ~,
Continent sol bales Thus far this week eIrra' ~
ain 4 PSI bales: France. 400 bales comment -'0''
tales: stock 265 3aS bales ooo ,o,..
Iive-D,nl cnhle-Spot cotton steady. sales sVvO ni,rs
speculai on and export 500 bales; American 'VoV
,niddinrs 3-l6i Futures opened steady seliers az
last nights prices closed firm at l6fh-"iG ~ a41s
ulv ISIS; Iuy-August 357s: August Sep'emoer S5,n
%overber- December 85903G0: December-January 3oH
39l: February. 36lG362 February March ''s
March April 4cOh Manchester-Ysrns quiet ana vi"
changed: cloths quiet. ,.,...a r,,,h
COFrFE-C'ontinued inactivity was displaycd. WIN
nrices show Ing variations for the various moh'ns
cen,h.r monopolized attention Tho market WINS WIN,
any feature Rio official cables were 100 refs hgher
quoted Al 10 100 ros. exchange was hnchane'u a.
~ Three iays' receipts at Rio. sVN bags ci.s' lis
fo- Initod states 1900 bags. stock at ho. lt "aks
The santos market ruled firm at an advance o 100 fes
10 600 bags stock bags The steamer laSScI nns
cleared with is bags for New York Hamburg
ouie. prices unchanged 20 J.. pfg higher Ju'F' 80
August Q6 10 September. % - October 9l0 hanl.
sscs we're 900 BAGS prices /. lower July e'" august
e6 Is September. 95 %; October 'l'D - s, mara
closed dull at unchanged prlocS '"''S 49,
, bag follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Boston. July II, 1s4
yes..,day To-day Yesterday To-1av
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday, July lip m
Speculative attention. which was diverted h
the labor troubles. has been recalled 10 tara
and financial questions. Mob law has been
SUPPRESSED by force OF arms. and the county
now awaits the result OF calm deliberation by 10
Congress. Acting for the people. the Na'ioha
Legislature will consult only the Interests OF me
whole country II will strictly refrain from al
kinds OF class legislation. II Will seek 70 pro
tect the National credit and TO bring expena'
lures within the range Of ordinary recelp's'
is impossible that personal interest controls any
vote In the Conference Committee on whose
action business and speculation apparently hang
II there should be no tariff bill passed Al the
present session Of Congress the whole quescM
would be revived at the December session ana
the end would be prolonged beyond human fore
cast In the circumstances It Is not surprising
that the stock market shows neither lhNesIn,sn'
huying nor selling az long stock. The pear lac-
ton is frightened occasionally. but whenever us
buying Is checked prices Of stock yield ana wnsn
ever its selling becomes aggressive the suppv
Of floating stock contracts The market IN iacI
Is at n s.andstill. Europe seems 10 taKe Q.
interest in it beyond selling on every rally ana
while the outflow Of gold has ceased IL ma!
soon be resumed.
The course OF the industrial stocks is always
exceptional American Sugar Refining oS
nearly as mucn as IL gained yesterday, ana pr
filling and Cattle Feeding. which was equany
prominent. lost a large fraction after rally Q!
nearly p,r cent. Chicago Gas fell per cent
on the suggestion that opposition was possible
In the railway list final changes were fractions!
declines. and the closing was rather heavy =.
very nearly the lowest figures The changes ~
both directions. however. were small and de'o"
OF meaning.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Strength in Government bonds was maintainsss
and bids for 4s and IS were again advances.
The demand was chiefly by investment puyeD
who presumably could find no better use ios
their idle funds. The closing quotations were -
follows:
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R.lumsr~ tuly II Flour dun u"chanrei 'ais' $50
81, ai5c. september. 57A.bjI'sc. steamer No ieI
50 -, e. ful. ng wheat hy sample "NG''c siocN 49,
- h.sh. SAFES 1870 bush. com unsettled, mih''
SPOT iNssc ass~t july. SO asked southern corn Joy
samr.e sia5gi.c. q, grade 35r bid. s'ocA 400
Lush mics 5UO bush oats wcak and lower. No :
white Western D. asked. ~ mixed d. DT",sc
,fles =. ~ bush Hye dun. NJ ,. sc norrn" tnldl
rf8e. ~ bush Hay quiet urchangei. OCEAN fr".ghis
steady, un, hanged cotton steady, midiiings 1sc Esss
EASY. liauie-. Others unchanged 49,
Ho.'on. July Flour ql'et ani unchanEsd. ,orn
steady oats dul AMI Shorts quiet PROVISIONS
quiet plf.r .l..f. northern creamery lS'sUioc VS.
IN l1sgiN.c Cheese quiet beet Northern, s'sp''
i.sss .uirt bit steady.
Iun 40 Jul, u sprug wheat spot. dun. n ialr
demand. Sales. bush 80 hard SPOT. oi.c. - 'No
bush y, ! har 4 GGfsc. stoD bush do Ob'.c, lVurp
bush do OiAr. No Northern do, ".c. '"p
bush thl,Arp NJ Northern. i.c oyer Nhipgo ssprh.
her closing ~ spot. Gis.c. 30 T. "'i.c No
Northern spot CG,.c DO T. 1isc. Winter wheat
weak. No red 31irc store. track sold at os.c;
\, whie ,s,c. No > Whit" % asked store
corn -Ouen.l higher. closed .c lost and WEAK de-
fn,ni ,sr, light. ~ yellow. SO, No corn. &c. 30
coin .il. IN store ~ yellow. 4Nisc. 80 corn 4tic
track oais.t nseftlsi closing wax demand llshi
car. 80 . white. suSOc isnck. 800 bush NJ :
white ss',c In store. Ryc-bmi'. 10 :: 80. IN storr.
lI.i.- Easy demand fair. unchanged. MIL fs"i-Firm
unchanged Canal ;feshts Fairly steady. wheat 49,
Cora. g. fp Nv York
Cnicago July 1.-THE leading futures ranged a. fo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
STOCKS CLOSE WEAK.
FINAL DECLINES SMALL.
THE TARIFF THE PREDOMINANT FACIof'
IN THE MARKET-FEATUREs
OF THE DAY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY IL.
c,,rs or PONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. July II. 1894.

New-YOrk. July IL, lo"h
CorTON-A better undertone developed IN the Shnr
o.rkst to-day The opening to points i,sne. .
and for n time there very little feature am s,rnnaer
nncb trade The advance seemed to be due 10 Us,
Ive-rsoo and covering OF shorts Inc -,
ing was well held the market CLOSING seaaa o, m o fa
a. a "a hid the range August was 0"5pon"' ,,.d
salcs 4s 200 bales The first upward movement ,,,nh
,srv little cotton sale. and while there was 10. -
,nonirv vet the paucity OF offerings tended much 10 nd
IN Enforcement. During the day there "e,e sV
many repors current pointing 10 an lrnproV'u ,,io
nation although Of this there seemed to n W. Nv
ay,donce There II Is sad. some pus.N
Fnglan nd spnners against possibilities OF .a VS.
mand later and lot Of 500 bales spo, 80, Vs nere
siS iast night for spinning Reports from atrodu 49,
somewhat comforting There has been alk OF orpa gei
I'D situation there which theory has been eIVo g.,
i,,,le nv the stendness Of the Liverpool unner.o
~ ,bere were private cable nsnuatiohs OF Dor
,0 ,u - short time which would naturally mean
moderate demand The actual movement 90 ,,ra,ca
.ts small This weeks receipts At the ports are ne geo
a, 0N bales against 5.031 bales last Weeh anu 80,
bales last year Talk Of an early movenlen, ~ ass are
,n h"Tover IL current and reports OF new OARS a.
being received from quit" number OF IocaS IA crnn
he YEA Their conditions were se"''aii' A"'0 $500
accounts continue haftering. 49, a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
OTTER MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH

Union Stock Yards chicago July Ssts 81 .,nc
head to extra see ond XIII. q's Sss So
mss y: choice mixed ~ Wus1 - nsass
sorcd 81 i5as5 20; light 81 sSas" 10 plss S 81 9S9
81 Louis July i7-Catus-Receip,. lao had na,ise
cattle market opened and the early sales we're owr
but toward close the prices rscoysred tne %
Tatvc stcert 81 i5dsi 20; stockers ~ zoe. -"
steers q 25fs2 10 Iogs-Recep's, 3oi2 had mark,
arfIye ana srng with prices 0c higher Butchers PAD
sSass TO- host ieh, and medium weights s. oSas: o1ns
,I Io. 8, aoS s. 05 common and rough light - 700
lower: native mixed S3V$3 TO- lambs - "'Hs' 49, So'N
ers 81 2,Gsl 80 ., ,...,,,. o., ,h,. x...
h,te been heavy and demand only a.r PRIME ~ ,gt
81 30 good 81 s0nSi 10 GOOD butchers s 9h$s ~
c,~s and befers 81 casa Hogs-I,ec"pts light Mar
ke, active shade higher Than ye-,ef@"S. n, y,
PM yb.rs s5Gss To- pigs 81 2og& % good sows SO
~, So. and rough .ows s5as3 *. she"p-Smpply
fo mnsss; SOW "" .s,, sg Common. 5ceasi r.
warnings 81 25d<3 50: lambs s. nasf q" veal CAVES
$3.50. heavy and thin calves s3aN -, ,,,o
Angus, options ranged s3sc all day without chanE
National Transit runs. ho"t shipmeA~ ''''''' pu'N'
r,,raio Iulv i7-Caue- Receipts last ~ hours I'D
head total for thus FAR. 70 head i s'ne UNI
last week $50 head. CONSIGNED througn ~
slow closed dull bat WIN bulk " on'tinss son' q -
Il soo T. M - Soas' 90 <hi TO- inir :" -
,,rs ~, mead Total for week thus fr. 1870 head:
sr me ,,r,e last week - coo head Consigned through
make, opened ,losed Workers. - 43Iso -
MEDIUMS hca,y s. 5s0t5 ~ ed pscSers e. G,s
las, ., hours 5VoD head total FOR week mus far ~
head time last week. fSo htal 'onS'sn ,
through 2So head. 20 New-Yotk. -"o heah on ,s...
closed All and wcoE god msei sheep s2ps3 20 far
- !oas2 - wchers. 81 ditst Lest lamhs ~ ~
s. - good choice. - 1898 90 light to far ~ 0os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18

Among State issues Virginia funded deot - =,
per cents were duh and steady at 5STs The eng
transaction in city bank stocks was safe VI "
shares Of American Exchange at lo-'4 -,
The general bond market was more active az.
in the present temper OF speculation prices "" ~,
consequently higher Richmond Terminal ~.
lateral trust So, receipts, continued 10 " ae s."
but they were only slightly higher at -oHI-us
while SIS rose LA per cent 10 561s. ana s'Ae
bond fetched 81 Atchison general IS wet a,
request at 75T75h. and A seconds gaineu -,
26ss626ia. Northern Pacific issues were qu, ~,
but higher. Philadelphia and Reading nrs. IT'S. ~
comes rose y per cent 10 3OlsQSo%. ana sssS
As advanced y per cent 70 .oS .n.riaI causes
Kansas Pacific fist consols rose 2i2 per CEN ,,,,
so. and some other divisional bonds OF the 'n .,,
Pacific system gained !. 10 nearly per VI,
On the other hand. Waoash seconus u, ,Ss sans
fraction to 7i% and Rio Grande Western ne ~
to 65 Reference is made TO our fuil fePo''
bond sales: ..d ,osns
were easily negotiated at previous rates to' ''~
and time engagements <uors.
The Clearing House statement was as iono"''
Exchanges. s759S3lS: balances, secs S Clearing
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 the Clea, 80
House Si246ll2. It's net loss on palahcs nd
ss252ll made up by losses OF siI5o2 IN SO,m m.
s747649 IN currency. The days opera,,oamss, nj:
Guided: Receipts. $3.2052S6: payments svS.~ 80.
resulting in a general balance Of sl34 S25ss,
sisting Of 237 40! coin and $50 oSS AL currs",
Tho United States Treasury at Washins,on -
ceived to-day Sl45,O26 Nauonai Dahk Ho'es ~ 4
demption. 49,. ~, 49,. ,r,srrL
revenue receipts s2l3G76. and the misceiahe''
receipts ss9.66c ..r, 4
cash on hand and deposits in bank comps,t
,,h M Hym,es OF the last previous statems''
as follows: -
yus 49, July II DinersssnSi
~, o,, ., hand so. 800 GA t84 302 Oo3 Dec. ''
Net lesa,enders 0" "a ,ss72 so7i5ia5 Dec 2e sSs
Net silver on hand 10 'o'io' i''--i'"
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults a.
over outstanding . go 49,. o,S Al D.c &, Cav
certificates ...$llU t3tniv 81. Dse a9sS
Deposits In bank. 81. l3o"-iV i'-'oo'-
The foreign exchanges were quiet wi.hou wsre 8
change In conditions. On London ra.eS Nv were
trIle higher but on Continental poIn.s " Tor &C.
barely steady. Annexed are quotHesuioon1 ,ius 50
tuaI business: Bankers bills. "a S7@sf o. ,rt ser.
and 81 ssl$4 IS plus 132 for long anu az ess l-
ling respectively; French francs, e',e% ard 9sA9
and SIS less 1-l6: reichmarks, 70 '-i0 ""
In London British consols advanced .%n,,nt. The
% ioi ills for both money and the a. ,,s bull
rank OF England reported no cnansr ,anev again
ion balance In the open MARIE. a,Srounts and
was nrmer at %@l1-l6 per cent TOT s.,snces Bar
sasv At * per cent for banker, "a An ounce
silver was unchanged at 2s"i'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New YORK. July 7, 1871.
BEEyES-Receipts SO cars si7 head cars
for expectation In dressed quarters % cars for city
faughterers' home use and for the market No
trading Importance feeling steady City dressed bet
sides moderate request GnSAc 10; few extra
selected do bringing stsc
The cable stl further drop In the London and
LIVERPOOL markets nc per m. with refrigerated
beef selling 6A471c 10. and American live cattle
at I0dl0i.c estimated dressed weight
shipments to-day include 2.24O qrs beef the Serva
for the Eastmans Company Is sheep on the Trinidad for
I, g Dulenback The MonomJy will take out sac cattle
20 Hsvrc for ~ Morris the California 339 cattle Glas-
cow for J. shamberg Son; tho 0ermanic. i400 Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July iI-Cotton quiet; mddling. &c; low
middlng lGc good ordinary 6'.c. sales. $. bales:
Norfolk July lI-t'ottor steady; middiing. &c; low
rniddlng 9-i6c; good ordinary Sac; and gross
80 bales exports cOastwse O6O bales sales 81
bales. stock. 1907 bales
New Orleans July l-CS,.on auist good middns
6A.c net and receipts, 1851 bales; exports coast
wise 1872 bales: sales 800 bales: stock. 44S4i bales
Savannah, July I7.-Cotton steady mddng 6Ac low
middns 6,ic good ordinary sc: net and gross re-
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hay AND STRAW
nay and straw at New-York for week End
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July II. 34j p. m.-Beef Extra India mess
duh AZ los prime dull al 5ls 3D. Pork-rme mess
Western nne strong Gss Cd do medium. strong Mt
KS od Hnms-Shori cut IA to III ~ duh SOS.
Bacon-Cumbeand cut. about - to 10 N. easy at as;
abort rib about o. ~ Ais long clear. middlrs.
about AZ ~ easy 3ss Ga long and short clear mddes.
about Is 10 easy ais Should"rs-Abou " TO Is N.
duu NJ a0s se-Amcrican finest white md col
Gred irm al as Talow-Prme city dull at 23s Cd. Cot
cnseed oil Liverpool refined dul. nj COS Cd Spirits Of
turpontine steady at ?2s Cd Rosnucommon steady at
ter steady al nd No red spring steady ut A. lid
Flour-St Louis fancy winter dull nj Is Cd CornMSed
Western spot firm July steady at IS iisd: August
easy al Is I'D September IT Is lIisd Hops at
Iondon-Paclnc Coast firm NJ ~ i5sMfi %.