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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19

factory top quotation The bulk 0f business in
s9Ss ss e @ ind ranss Of S ass
We quote: Jersey per dozen isasisc; State laasc
as conn sa S.e 3u per s 'e'S'
Agsl s1y r and S p rsash ne:
better pinms dull. Grapes from far south drag unless
extra quality renr. quit and weak Gqrr"n sr, e@s ard
unmproed RasphrGs dull n and n,s Sw nea
rcted. We quote: Apples nearby. bill. sI@s2: do
MARYLAND and pesware per r. c"s s a sSns
@ ea '@m. Ps1 sm s 30 x rrnS Black &
h sa4s G H% ra Essi per eS
hs' s "a Gass5ec. .s qna
1sge s%9s75 do f bR@n o per i sSss musk
melons per basket 75cas2; do per bb. 81 5cGsi.
appes is being supplied at about late prices and the feel
s ns ia an hoe T no, nrns sa Fsw Sbs sSn
apples sold 5'a3s.c Very few raspbercs left
piuTns entirely nerlcc;ed and nominal Apricots and
nnTs well but AaS Ss mSyps % in
5a7,.c: DO prime to choSe GgG;:s do common e
skins Idle raspberries 1894 lsc cherries. 1885, DC:
agIs Du% ns. S'1 aa. sD.Gs
as: prunes, to size and quality. 3'sas'tc.
HoPs-yery Ilt,le business doing vim any class q
quote: state and Pacific Coast se' choice oc DO good
az: old ODDS 2aac
PoULTRY--ALIvE- About two carloads sale to-day.
hu, quite a bunch in by express sold iiisc. 1t is
doubtful the market will clean this week Spring
chickens slow and iTc lower Old roostes barely steady
Turkeys ducks and geese quiet and unchansed We
quote Spring chickens local. per No. liQi6c: do Western
l3al5c: do southern 3c fowls local and Western. IL,
re do Southern. 1inilic. ola ROSTERS 1n1iSc
Sc. ducks. per pair. 4'nSsc geese. 75casl 49,
moving slowly and barely steady Spring chickens firm
for extra large sizes but quality to reach outside quota
tions I've than usually found. Spring ducks
We quote Turkeys. ID. oc fowls lie. spring
chickens Phade pha. iGf22c: do Western. dry picked
I2a17c: scadcd 2ui;c: old cocks. 6i1Q'c: spring
Eastern lGd i7c. do Long Island 1Gc do Western
safe: Eastern geese is09c squads. dozen. 81 80
uS..
GAME-we quo.e: woodcock. fresh per pair. soaooc:
s2as2 25 English snipe and golden piover 81 75as2
grass plover. slgsl %
HAY AND STRAW-Reccipt- small and prices for hay
held higher but trade light. We quote: Hay prime per
~ 81 do y, 10 No |. 1jna5c. do shipping. Toe:
mixed. 1;nSjc clover GoaJjc: i0sG5c.
straw. 35G+oc
POTATOES AND vEGETABTES-Southern po-
stii in light supply. but local stock plenty
and the late advance not fully maintained. Onions quiet
favoring buyer. FOR all grades, but stock largely de-
fective such especially dull. Green easier.
Local vegetables II nearly all kinds stiIl very plenty
and low. except peas. which doing little better
quote: Potatoes. Long Island IN bulk. b4. s2T
81 Southern 81 joGs2 -. onions. bh 81 i5f
So iomato.s Charleston and savannah. carrier.
sorasl. Norfolk and Maryland 75cnSi ~. DO south
Jersey. per box I5cNSl. DO upp"r Jersey slnsl 30.
cucunhcrs southern. per Dbl Goa'3c % Jersey. per
oaGOc peppers 81 IS eSgpnnts. 81 2.gsi 10; 10
caulnowers per bb S2Gs3: peas per bag 81 -:
string beans 2093Or celery. per ioz stalks. i5r>0r;
do per doz fat lunches 81 2jg<i 30. tErnps. Russia
per bb 15c squash. 25cgSl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19

Market closed Of @ 20 points decline compared
Yesterdays closing prices TrarsfeIrhle noiic~s
$50 Total sales So TOO bales Exports: Continent; :2'
ba.es: Great Britain eos bales: sales. 40 hats; SPIN
ners Total receipts to-day: s bales mus
far this week 2lis bales ESgor's io.day Gea BT
Grea, Britain. 1921 bales France bales Con
tinent l.O2s bales: stock 3sS4' ba.es. spot cotton
quiet unchanged; sales $40 esle. all 'pinning mid
Liverpool cabie-spot cotton. fair business dong:
American 5000 bales: receipts. 200 bales; American:
1000 bales; middns uplands % 32d Futures opened
quiet and Unchanged closed barely steady partially n
point net decline July 342s July August 3+2s August
September 343xb SeptemberOc tober 45b October No
verber 346i.s overber December 34ti3s December
January sAsns January February @4e'zs; February
March a5Oitb: March-April $500: April May. 3j3a354
qiAt and unchanged. cloths more In
uulry but not much doing. Bombay movemen-Receips.
10 Oo bae. last year 1900 bales Total snte January
4 B5Q O0O bales 3sS 900 bales AhOat. 700
bales: last year 900 bales Shipments TO Great Britain
last year. 1000 bales
COFFEE-There nothing In the character OF for
eirn adyicer active local speculation Havre
MAS unchanged. Deliveries larger and Brazilian re-
ceIpts small Chief sales for December. Havre mar
ket ou,et: July August. 9l.Ij francs September
90 October $3.50: November 90 Rio steady at 1900
reis exchange 1k: receipts 5000 bags stock. 5000
paRs Santos receipts. 500 bags market uiealy At
IL 500 receipts Santos 500 bags. stock. l91C
bags cleared Santos steamship Eastern Prince with
1000 hays. Hamburg market quiet; July, i425 pigs.
August "a September. 1880: October u 25: Ncvem
irr 73 Contracts closed dull at sdlJ points advance
Sales IL 80 bags az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July isAi the wool sales to-day there were
offered bales Of good quality Good crossDreds.
especially the sorts wet" spreiy BID Tor by
Yorkshire BUYERS sorts passed pretty readily.
Yearly all crnos especially those suited for the Cont
nent the part Of whose buyers there Is fair comb
,,inn sell readily present series NJ sales Will close
on July Following details Of the days sales with
he prices obtained: a,.
New South Wales bales. secured 4iliuls 3'sd.
90 locks and pieces IzHiiisd; greasy 3Aao'1d do
locks and Ii,ces. ii4uId.
Oue.rsand- 1000 bales: secured 7lnis ed do locks
and pieces. s,sdGis ii. greasy. 4Gah do locks and
pieces 3HId
victoria bales secured Gisdqis Al. do locks and
pieces. G.dTls Id; greasy. 4hdll'sd do locks and
pieces, 6.mI.d
south Austrnliaoo0 bales; greasy 4gI'sd: do locks
and pieces ~. dh
Tasmania--i 100 bales greasy, 6mTtd
New Zcaland-tOO bales. secured 1isdns I'd do locks
and pieces Gius I'D greasy. 5uoi do locks and pieces.
34Iti
cape Good Hope and Natal. 800 bales; secured.
iOisdnis "a: grrnsy i.mIi.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Iiverpoo July IS 3:.5 r. m.-Dref-EVtra India mess
dull at rs 81 prime dull at dls "a Pork prime
mess Western fine duh 57s 81 ID medium. duh az ne
Hams short cut about IL 70 10 ~ AZ as Hscon
Cumberland about p 20 20 ~. hrn NJ s o. snort
rib about - SIS 81 long clear miidles. about
q, H. steady 31s; long and short clear mides. about
Y, dull ~ a.s Gl Shoulders about Il ~ u III. steady
American finest white anl conrei. steady
at 3Ss 81. Talov. prime city. nominal 'oi'on-e'd OH
Iiverpool refined dun AZ LIS 81 Spirits ~ turpeniine
dull AT Ros.n common steady At - Lard. prif"
Western ., Us "a. Wheat 10 red winter
steady a, 81 "a SO rel fpflnr STEADY - I'D Flour
Louis fancy winter. duh At IL 81. Corn mixed
spot. nm g. sd. July. steady at u 34i
August. steady s. 3sd September. steady 81 - I'D
Hops IOndon-pacihc Coast steady M IL l"'a42 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19

Galveston July rs Cotton dull miidling. 81 Lice
miding 8c: good ordinary. SIC. 10 3s bales.
Norfolk July ls.-'otion steady. mdillng. Ic low mid
ding 0iGc good ordinary. BIC and receipts
bales exports coastwise. 1897 bales; sales. bales
stock. ~. So bales.
New Orleans, July lS-Cotton steady: good mding.
3-iGc. mding q il-lGr low middng q 5-Gc good
ordinary. &c. and gross receipts ~ bales exports
the Continent 800 bales sales. 1000 bales stock 10, LIS
bales
Savannah. July ls.-cotton quiet. hut steady mdding
Hide: low midjng Gasc good ordinary &C.. ani
gross receipts bales exports castwlse 30 bales stock
1908 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
THE STATE OP TRADE

Baltimore July Is-Flour weak and lover emily 81 Is
super 81 50ffS2 10 do So sOnS % 90 '',y do
ass co. winter wheat patent s. .2ass w., 10 bbis
Wheat steady at the decline No red SPOT sub
gust G6s. n,15.c september 6I&n6I &c; az y,
7O.c No red G:ae3c southern ey ah Gales
,c: grade. 63iad6sc stock 2sei- o s :, ,o,sc
3cooco bush: Corn dull. lower mixed snn,. Isle
.uly 40 bid August tsi.c asked; scTtsninri.
asked southern white. 5oqsic; d. yeS.
OF sig bush firm: No white western '-""-ts
30 . myed TO- 3oa3osc: stock o3c bush Ryr gnet
stock 3 Tg3 bush Hay quiet and firm SIG Grain
quiet Cotton steady: rnidiiings nc Eggs quiet i-c'
coffee steady Ice. Other articles unchanged
Boston. July Is.-Flour quiet. Corn quiet oa,s lner
shorts quie Provisions steady Butter quet; Hortneih
creamery isi,qIac: Western iIizTlsc Cheese quiet;
Northern ssi,c Western 13ds.c Eggs hrnl Tor iresh'
Eastern IGc; Western and Michigan. 13m1ic
buffalo .uly ls.-sprng wheat lower and weak No /
hard offered at .c over and No Northern &c under
New-York september price sales, 900" bush No hard
TIic: 5000 bush (. zoe: closing No ! hard. 'i'.c'
40 g T. ,Oikc asked Winter wheat quiet nut strong;
closing No Chicago GSAnGoisc, do Indiana 'll.c;
13l.c; No 2 red G3i4c No ] white orc.
eon 7O,.c store; NJ red track. I4c Corn dun ana
weak no offerings track; No yellow store closed az
sg.c. No corn. $3.50. Oats dull weak and lower NO
" white. 3Oizc: No mixed. 2sc track:
No white sic: so mixed 27ikc store. Rye nominal
Flour quiet weak. Mn feed strong. active inquiry no
offerings: unchanged. Canal freights quiet, steady;
wheat. &c; corn iAc: oats. l.c.
Chicago July is-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
OTHER MAnKrTs ny TELEGRAPH

Iunslo July israte- Receipts for the Ias' ~ hours
2ss2 head total week mus FAR ~ oss head for
head. 10 Ncw York go head. gale " head Market
opened STEADY and nfm ~ good int stock other. un
fair TO- good co~r s. 25ass e. Iar s. $,a ',, '
- 2,a1 20 old mitch c.ys vsy d'.l - end nara To- '.
week thus Far. 2s.770 head. for snne time last w""k
2s:D head On ,aic ESQ head Marl.c, opened easier
2sra o,, 1's a% t INN, ,e s"a s ~ e =,
s ssa msdpn .r sn' e. PFC ~ s a% ss
for he last - hours 7@6o head. total fot week tus far
H30io head for sam" time last week ~ ~ head
sale 3GD head Market opened GLOW ana lower closed
sendy Tor sheep slow Tor lambs good lambs. 81 ;oa
mixed sh.sp good to choice - stus3 :" handy wr,h"rs
81 G;u1 :; export sheep Sass 80. cuils and common
Union STOCK yards Chicago. July is-caine- Receipts
rcers 81 rnsG sockes feeders " o,at, cows and
bulls 81 5oasa 10 cnyes s2a$5 90 Texans. 81 25g,, 10
Hogs Receipts. 1900 h"an market firm and 5nOc high
er heavy packing ana chipping lots 81 ",nt' q
20 choice mixed 81 Day 2" choice assorted $; oas3 's
head market strong, Inferior 10 choice s2aS TO- lambs
ST. Louis. July is-catile Receipts 32i head; mar
he n',n ana sg 10 hrheT natys steers IS aoa 10
ke ts s.a price, Saoe .eheT hsn ysssray pack
unchanged.
East Liberty. July is-cattie- Receipts light Marke,
good 81 50ah So good butchers 81 i0as4 30 rough fat
Weights but slow On heavy srade. MEDIUM phnarphi Es
So 5css' 49, y good mixed ard YksIs s. :ogs -
supply liberal demand fair. Export, s. 30 extra
So o. s So ,o god s. sc@,s o :, TX s. as2 90
s. TO- ,,ia 81 soas2 80 spfins lambs s5g,S
Kansas ny Jny IS Hogs c , Pts" ss s head Mar
ket strong Light 5. ssgss y. medium 81 15as! 81
s sfG' hea Va @ @ S native " steers best T. TO-
fair to good s. ogf, so cows ana hcfer sass 90 fair
81 iSasi q: calves Sass range steers. 81 1898 NO.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 head Market strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19

washed combing wool is firm 17dl9c for one-quarer
and threeeIghths blood and fine uawashed clothing SOLD
AT 3c and onehalf blood 15T 6c Territory oregon
similar wool sold well and principally at loal3c or
on secured basis Of 34d36c for fine and fine medium.
Spring Texas and California iOdI2c Pulled woods are
in 2Ofi23c for good supers. Australian WOOL
3O23c and other foreign woods In good de-
mand at firm prices Feeling here Is very confident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
I.OSTDN WOOL MARKET.

Boston. July Is.-Therc has been less activity the
bull market hut the sales Of the week quite large.
amounting To a,737. no n Of all kinds. Values very
hrm. Ohio and Pcnnsy ivnna neecsn sold ~ i7c y
lsc for Xxx and 21l2ic FOR No l. Michigan In nominal
At i6c. No conbng woods nrm 2iG22c nne
delaine At 20U2Osc for Ohio and 0c for Michigan In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19

43%c afoa last half December. nrst half July an
bush No white corn. lie over september D
anoat 5000 bush yellow corn. 5oxc delivered.
lTS-The market quiet early and fractionay easier
w,ak.ninx suddenly at midday OF favorable
rrosi CTS Cor crop and liquidation at the West
late "A slightly steadier feeling prevailed, but the close
was quiet a, &C decline. Cash oa;s were hrm On
rrixca steady cn white Sales 10000 bush. nCluf
ing 20 900 bush No 2sc In store. &C NewYork Central
ejeya.or do delivered nomray. Soc: 10000 bush No z
white 3ic and 10000 bush track end canal white. ~
G31c. a.. ,,u .. -, .s r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York. July IS 1886.
direct WIN The eaeepion o. carr Of STAT ',ocs ws.s
Vas sold a. about s'aa' Rr s ars'' s & T
cable advice. quote American steers weak 'i osG
irserator 1eef lower At ;,fa.c per- n shipments 20
day iSe ca. on he Kao. ami is7 head oa the Exeter
CALvEs~Recep,. -; head q which ~ wen, air,c,
h,,,rnt CAVE, .re r nm Common =, roa "~ais
sold a, aoas6 per 100 u. lest ngcs, CUNT 5" ="
s. 90 carload Jersey CITY hold
easter at 6l,ao'e fos ey dressed ,sas WIN f.- ,s
Yer ,e'td S.nsHs 20 s r.. p srsI. and
saes-IIailenbecs 4 Hollis: % yea' iso n a,
mnss. i2c n. at s. -: Il grassefs :o1 ~ a, $50
Newton 4 c.: Nifgini" calves. ia5 II. at s.. do
SHEEP ANn ,.AMnsm R:sre,, - car, or go had,
counting the "a. cars "Wednesday. th-re were %,
ye, n, shec. ,opS ,i have ailg M W. :, rre,i.
10, ~ primary to prime lambs 81 75ps - els a,
50 80 Dressed mutton slow at '.a7'sc Ief II. dressed
. saap at M.ar s 80 n e. a. y5s & lsT % s
90 % X a. % } 80 : !, y a ~ 81 g., I;
8: virginia sheep W H. At 50 - q" i"o n - 81 -.
8, w 81 % one :, ,, 81, - -, r. d, 81 a.. ~
lI' Ker'ueky do. 100 n at 50 %. al kentucky lambs.
a. N,H'co ,3 % s!e go v r. y lamb. % r g. y, ?'
Virginia sheep ~ n s.. la1 ohio d.. ~ n.
at 81 l2'4 - DO - H. at 81. - Virginia 30. io2 H.
NJ Conn' s.s ylrsula, sms-. 81 n, a, SO; lS
S Ws'Tn e. g' 81 i, - a. - !" Oh 'i &c. :, ~ a. = =,
DO q ~ a. s. . ~ d. - T. - 81 q % WEBSTER" 3D.
II. a. s. ~ II H. 20 ~ % - - o., i"Ie.. . H.
ia.lcns.cF & iio, r. Sac .h-cp = n, At - =,
h.ad wer" on 'o Nsr, nrn - -, S ss ~, oni
bunch Of cholg" th pig s'le l',e ,est'ay a. 90 H.
and eh,e ie hem pig T.ad og,c, .s :, .a = ,or,s.
81 90 100 " II DO. ~ ~ - 81 y d.. 90 r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19

Br.z sorts are neglected and he marNe ~ IN an un
are sili quoted the basis Of 1870 i3c for RIO y.
inid coffee IS falr but most OF the business Is in sna
lots which are not rspoed a., me c es inc o n, T
sales Of 1903 Bags Maracabo and 600 bags Central
American private terms
nour. which began ycs,cday was continued to-day and
TO- and the best ssndar patents were it is stated
ing a. 80 IS although held at Ioc higher Bakers and
shs', DUN ana lower . sell on tho
Pasaass, follows; 20. sss winter patents. s. s3o's.
Clear S, ;. . .Sss :. s$s.a 3;
sa.s so " IBIS sp '1 GEAR DDS IS Ss@ss !1''
eao.S S 2s% 1 p' o %T' poo s soo DO Dds
& Wss s@ End Sa sShe g 81 %
N. ys:x g. M cS s" a,c Fine we s. ~
sS% Saciss % p SSsss.c: % ~ sSsssse s.
sSop so so,on.esd ns" s,l o 90 no.. h1%%y
81 10: city feed Sc ~ VI "'''' - ''"
stas. c ma s Hs ss n9 y 1y Wheat
top figure 0, Yesterday morning The weakness OF last
reported in the Northwest AND mp .9s ns ga
sss es1 se nn ss which
was OF feaure.ess character. and offered practically
Their. was period Of hesitation when the market
the condition for spring wheat was %ananed w inIs
winter wnsa, tnreshins confirmed previous estimates
80 estimating impairment, Of TO points the cond-
Win the pTna a % IN "na b ss
and Southern Minnesota. The estimated m
ISo.UO.UO 10 ;SO.OO.OUO bush THE Market Record
was also quoted as estimating a falling IN In condition
compared with July The reports
were also less satisfactory. and estimates Cali
fofnia CT were made Of 81 10000 &C. 600 bush
quite an important falling on compared with the
mates sone time previously Issued The rallied
on the reports 1nst referred 10. and midday was
quiet but steady a the rally Interior receipts Of wheat
~ spring wheat markets to-day 1871 1862 bush I'm
cuong Chicago ~ hush all wnter) against 2li 32
oush last yea: winter. 100 CJ6 nsh @ 2TG bush
eeaboafd receipts. lo5sJ0 bush against 4s4 CSC bush
total 3s1s hush against s5l ia bush. Exports EOS
Dusn AGAINST S2HD trsn In the latter part Of tire
the market was irregular end moderately active
nowsvsr vita quick decline and at ic net oss on the
10 nusaria falling right back again Cash wheat was
little more active Sales Included ~ eco lush No hard
g. NC over September: b an'at and private terms
private terms: No red was qr,.ed AZ sc under Sep
TENDER IN store. and Inc over September. b adna
coRN-Trade In corn was active early. with prices
weak the market breaking easily during the early part OF
the session. largely In sympathy with the decline
ments from the West confirmed the previous reports reg.r
ton yesterday At midday the
Of good cash demand turned the up sharply ara
during the afternoon the undcrone rrn The close
was steady At &c net decline. Cash active and
lower. Sales 1900 bush. with Details as follows
1900 bush No at $0c elevator DO nominaily VIC under
September In elevator: september closed 4ekc 10 900
bush No a. 4ohus9xc delivered igi 900 bush No 2
at 1k4lhc over septebs. aaoat 1906 bush do at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

ANTWERP July ls.At the wool sales here to-day 100
bales offered. Tho attendance was fair and the
competition spirited and ful rates were paid. The
sales Bu-nos Ayres SAL bales. 65ni vs. francs
per 100 kos Montevidco. 200 bales at 77yi05 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-19
STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR.
UNIMPORTANT CHANG ES MADE
STRENGTH OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND
GOLD EXPORTS THE CHIEF ITEMS
OF DISCUSSION.
81 & Traders Blk.
10 tx IF Republic. IL

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY IS.
DEALINGS In BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BULLETIN issued by the bureau of statistics of the treasury department shows an excess of imports of mer- chandise over exports for the month of August of sl5. .2i5, 729. and for the eight months ending August 31 of s3j, 505, SIS. The same periods last year showed the exports to be in excess by s9, 07s, ,O75 and S64. TT ,257.
 ON the 10th the fourth national ir- rigation congress met in Albuquerque, N. N.
 TIE provincial synod of the church of England in Canada, in session at Montreal, has rejected motion to au- thorize the use of the revised New Tes- lament in the churches under it's con- trol.
 Ar Grosni, in the Teck province in the Caucasus. a naphtha well has been opened which throws jets in every direction, and discharges l,600, 900 poods-30 100000 English pounds - daily.
 THE Paris Gaulois newspaper asserts that while anchored off Mojanga Mad agascar, the French transport steamer Shamrock afforded hospital accom- modations to 5000 French soldiers At the present time, the paper says, half of the expedition are unfit for ac. tion.
 TREASURY gold reserve stood at the close of business on the 16th at S95,- 24s.642, the lowest point reached since the last bond issue raised the reserve above the SlOo, 900 900 mark.
 ENGLISH capitalists. it is said will import several hundred thousand head of Mexican cattle into Texas, fatten them on cottonseed meal and ship them alive to England.
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20
NEnS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

REV. SAMUEL WAKEFIELD, of West Newton, Pa. veteran Methodist min ister. died on the morning of the 18th. aged p6 years. 6 months and days
 Os the 18th dispatch from New York said that unless there is a decided change within very short time in the trade conditions the government will issue another installment of bonds, contingent negotiations being already under way, and a point having been reached where only the amount of the issue was left to be determined. The president was reported as favoring s25, GOO, GOO. and the syndicate as prefer ing $50, 0OO. .OO0.
 OS the I4th the Mora claim was paid by Senor Dupuy de Lome, the Spanish minister to Washington, handing to Acting Secretary of State Adee draft on the Spanish fiscal agent at London for sI. 449, 900 in gold. The loss of s51,- 900 from the amount of sl, ,5O0, 900 originally agreed upon is due to the difference between the value of the Spanish peseta and the American gold dollar.
 SOON after midnight of the 18th Prof C. V. Riley. for many years entomolo- gist of the department of agriculture and we'll known among scientists in this country and Europe, died in Wash ington, from injuries received a few hours before by being thrown from his bicycle.
 THE Deutsche Warte declares that the island of Chu-San. off the east coast of China, will be ceded to Ger many, and that a German colony will be founded there. The paper adds that Germany will obtain additional territory near Tien-Tsin.
 DB. VIVIAN, surgeon-general of the marine hospital service, feels assured that all possible precautions have been taken to prevent an epidemic of chol- era or yellow fever He says that cool weather will do great deal to keep out the yellow fever, and probab bly the country having escaped so far there need be no fear of an invasion at this late date in the year.
 STATE SENATOR and ex-Auditor Gen eral John A Lennon died at his home in Hollidaysburg, Pa, on the 10th, of pneumonia.
 HECTOR BERTHELoT an old and we'll known French-Canadian journalist, died in Montreal, on the 10th, aged B He was an excellent caricaturist and one of the owners of the Montreal Canard'
The Forrest City times., 1895-09-20
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS,
Corb~tt anl Fitzsimmons win Fight.

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 DALLAS, TEXAS, Septem Der IS The chief justice of the criminal court of appeals, j. NJ. Hurt, yesterday after noon decided that there was no law in Texas against prize fighting. This de- cision was reached after two days ar- gument on the habeas corpus hearing of Jess Clark, charged with prize fight ing. The court said: "It was 1 who first suggested to make prize fighting a felony. l wanted the State of Texas to take an advanced ground on the subject, which l regarded the most brutal of acts. But my private opinion has nothing to do with the law. l am not responsible for the condition of the laws of your state; am not responsible for this confusion of your statutes; am not responsible for the fact that it requires the highest intellect and most searching examination, such as we here had, to determ inc whether or not we have a law against prize fighting. dc not believe that under the provis
 ion of our statute or the we'll settled rule of construction this man has vio- lated law that has been so plainly written that he is responsible for it and shall discharge him. I will give my reasons hereafter in writing" At the closing remark some persons ap- plauded, and the court turning to them sternly said: "I will put you all in jail" They could not, however. be identified. The court room was crowded with lawyers, preachers and pugilists The state was represented by it's attor- ney general, who stated that no fur. ther procedure would be taken.