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The record-union., 1896-08-09

Polling place, No. 316 ] street Inspec-
tors-Thomas Harper, A. j. Rhoads
Judges-H. B. Nielsen, w. A. Anderson.
Clerks-I ]. Simmons. Max Ginsberg Bal
lot Clerks-James 7. McNif, Jacob Ze-
mansky
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
PACIFIC COMPANY
(PACIFIC SYSTEM)
JUNE 7, 1896.

Trains Leave and are Due to Arriye at
Sacramento:
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A--F'or morning. P-For afternoon.
SUNDAY excepted. '*Monday excepted
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Nf'g'r.
i II. GOODMAN. Gen. Pas. Agenr
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BEAUTIFUL BELVEDERE, MARIN
County, CAL First-class board; location
unsurpassed; boating, bathing, fishing.
t'or particulars address r. ELMER.
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SECOND WARD

Polling place, No 1881 Second street
Inspectors-W. e. Kent, Z. Coney. Judges
j G. Black, James Friel. Clerks-John
Schacht, William Bening. Ballot Clerks
A Il q A1aN
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NOTICE TO VOTERS
REGISTRATION!

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
Sacramento County, State OF California,
haVlng made an order on May Z 1896, cam
ceiling the Great Register of said county,
and directing new and
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THIRD WARD.
Polling place Armory Hall, Sixth and I.
streets Inspectors-John King Michael
Morley JudgeS-Charles A. Steinmetz, w
r. Campbell. Clerks. w. Stafford NJ J.
Keegan. Ballot Clerks-M j. Bannon,
Iosanb Scott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. ,specidD.-t' neasiness the hnan
cal situation caused 2-cent break In wheat Two
failures In the trade In New York allure
in New Orleans the weakness 81 railroad securities and
lmpa tience concerning the local financial mudde all
bined to discourage holders. The weakness In foreign
grain market. had apparent Influence. In addition 20
the financial unrest, the trade "a know what 10
make sharp opening break In There not
enough support the outside induce 10
hang further though there sales of III. 900
bushels ana the Kansas report put the yield
OF that State only 100000 bushels Northwest
ceipts fair 32 against 81 week. and
81 last veal Louis led the decline heavily
hefor. market the Northwest knew what was
going Lindbom and Baldwin Farnum We're probably
the heaviest u she early sellers while Cudahy buy
ing on weak spots Later IN the day tudahy was a very
heavy seller Humors that Post the cotton
man long 10000 bushels Of wheat here and was
forced 10 sell II. This figure thought exfayagant
though he be a heavy seller here weekly
puts and calls. september wheat opened 5s. cents
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which was high 56is cents which low. and
closed a, sos. cents than hall % the decline
during the closing half hour II rather looked though
the cotton failure stocks and the New-Oreans COL
lapse had given significance TO the Diamond Match
for $1,000 bushels OF wheat. OF
which 1900 No spring and 80 900 bushels
No rcd Receipts i5l cars. estimates FOR tomor
row. l95
The rains over night in Kansas and cooler weather
throughout West led heavy selling Of for
crop FOR Kansas this induced some local selling
There a slump Of = of cent in prices In less
a after the opening The subsequent declines
were immaterial The break sufficient close the
sale % nearly bushels ~ cash for
Nevertheless this fact aid help values and The close
500 900 bushels September from IS down 10 24s
cents q he The close at 2ii4 cents. which
was low for day May sold from 2Hs cents down TO
~. cents closed the bottom Receipts $40
cars with 40 estimated for TO morrow. The local in
specon was bushels. Exports. 10000 bushels
charters were $4,000 bushels all ~ which Is 10 load
within fifteen days Shippers big export demand
started slow and steady. with local receipts only
357 cars OF 500 for tomorrow. along
with a break Of | IN low grade cash stun and the
break IN wheat caused general decline There
miscellaneous dumping overheard n long lines Sep
opened lSis cents. which high. and
closed al i7s- cents. which low.
Provisions sumped sharply during The first half hour
under heavy sales of long by Norton Worthngon
G. Parker and country commission houses. About the
IS OOO with the same number estimated for morrow
Prices the yards cents. After the early
trading light september dropped from
* D g. closed so 40 which loss Of
October and January each lost 30
cents Iarl ribs Is lTs
on the curb puts September wheat closed az n5l.
cents. - Puts September at 24is
cents. calls 2lss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-07

Union stock Yards Chicago Aug. 6.-Catue- Receipts
$500 bend market arm and Zoe sne acde,s 81 aoss TO-
S see nd h 81 ass 9 cayes s. 5oaS5 30; Texans
81 5Oas3 49, Western rangers. 81 2oas1 30
packing and shipping lots 81 iOas3 so common TO choice S
2oas csoSs as'osd % SS % s"
head market steady Inferior to choice sZ's' 20 "''
Kansas CITY, Aug s-IIogs-Recepts. 800 head mar
ke strong early closed weak igh a9a pSs - I s
81 81; medium 81 i0@sg ~ onm steers best $40
S, TO- fair to good S8Gs4 and heers oest $! S9
81 eo fair to good 81 7oGs2 bulls 81 s5Gs2 60 stock
ers and feeders 81 95ds3 70: Texas Western 81 aS3 ~;
calves ST. sheep-Recelpts 1900 head: market s,eady
four hours "a head: total for week thus far sg32 for
time last week IIi0; consigned throue, IT, di
sales carload good Texas steers $50 one held over
Light butchers 50 .oq$$ 80 veas - ISgsS 49, M h
last 1000 head total for week ,nas
far % 500 for same time last week s COO Mar
ket opened stronger closed steady al Sole S
good weights s. sos3 ST. g61 so So roOS Sss a S
stays 81 25as2 10 Sheep and lambs-Recelps Tor Inc
last twenty four hours 100 head to'I rS consgmed
through 400: to New-Yo 200 sae 2 100 Market
steady; closed dull for sheep win several o,s u"s21
as 80; fair good 81 73aS3 ~ clis ana V", ~
ssssS q 3 S'"'' % for ewes ''""1 '~''' '1
extra 81 40Gsl 10: prime 2Oas4 40 good, - 2oasf 80
tidy 81 ONs 20; fair 50 7oas4 io common to g9od Js
S Sfes sss TO- fresh cows and sprnses S5as40
Il sosrye cSns PER gh 10" %f.T hs Y"res s. @
pigs 81 eOas heavy hogs 50 25@s8 o go9a .gSns "
81 o vs. a. air mixed 81 ass 90 Common oeasI
prime lambs 5o1ts5 % fair TO good lambs 81 7'aS4 %
S. L"nis AUG G-Cattle- Receipts. G1s head market
strong zoe hehcr native Ss s oq @ va cos
81 4OdS2 - Iogs-Receipts 5000 head market ga re-
higher sh, 50 oas8 90 mixed 81 loas3 - heavy % 10
strong; native sheep 81 75ds2 20; lambs. s@as'.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N NJ
Dr,.,.,.. r.,.. .. ca ~. VI 30 - an
DIT r. - ~ :, - or,r, ,Ia ayi,
s,bieu ul,'t 20 :, - 49, -, = -, III S ~.
i"'e li NV 'a'hr wa nv 81, =" ''e et'u IS
lor "hcn ule HaIhel "aS u'. s.u "-"N' INK ~
LOT so'sl y t'''Su 49, s',., ~. W
&c per H. lolt. l,,I.a-n s' ~ LIS Hioi
AHetloiri Nv "a, a ts,i - ~
WrIgnl Ni"Ilvrl sn III ~ nv 80, 80, W. y,
afc r. ~ M ,n,,~oy mo EYe,er On iu h. lsf.,
,,,,t ooo rsttie Nv Il Roe.nfhsl ' VIZ - ~
VII" Witt gg S0Vs 10 fresh arrivals bu about o. COW,
~ 80 - ~ Id - - ,,anS
~. 49, IT w. ~ o,coct r-ssli,g AIN ava r,rri,,i
nau u - ~ - ,rferto- y, s .,,, "r ~ ,r
Su,.a,'o"s' f'>'S'' '' "''' ~ s' ''"S' '"''es III
uoo.,,,s 40 ,.as -, ,,,t.. q. ho, man, 4,
al 'I 'a a.. vi "n.In - Iel Wen. o.,
10, Box 49, IN snis airos, ~ dsn'ont
,hrie We s"ou, 10 i,,s %. n''-' no ur' t
CAV .nE ,, ~ a. I'D, r,orrs, r, go
heaa %er IT. - 49,, Ice, ~, ma , Say
wa DO cai,es IRON, tho West ana arye rnnhe-s vcra
A6 dress.i and IN, on sale in he Ice boYes and ,haf
e,aena,f.n In trade owing that az
,au o. ~, me .xr.re bo, weather I,r,ces wore ouh'
, ,csS ~, too hleh taking into consideration ne ,,r
,aing nr,ce. for r.ssed meats Common to cbnics e.
taas p sS ' ~ SsT Al 81 soas5 5p e 100 10 M u,
~ e. h,,,erks a, 81 ao.S2 ar. led and rlyed cales
az ~ ~ Di y. 5 -, go :, 80 r',H u, 1870
NJ -" ~ ~ To- 81 80, fr 1or,,-r ,rssS ~ -
"a M IN. cslyes 3gic FOR dressed erassers and ia
80 ~ UT iinsso, I,,,,.~oIlss 80 ~ s''' anu y"
4'zc fgr a ILn Wr,gi, & % 10 ,eas t4s y, voraea
. e. n rer i,., H.. "a, III II, M s. ~ A, 100 M a;
e. "a ,er calves 24s II, AT 50 30 do 10 NJ AZ 81 10
10 bn,terInilks 100 ~ Al 81 -.
calves Isl H. AT 81 o. also late geserday % veais IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. August D. lh9b.
BEANS AND PEAs-The market IS changed in no way.
Demand the from all Is light. but
enables receivers values abou, STEADY Their. Is
feeling @ that o9sn1s. . Will continue to TO- Gag
current rates Green peas are quiet and steady WITH
do%s,c marcy shoG per 0nsh 3nay i3rg rs %
aS pa k rhp 81 oss or, DO yeow eye e. Do
turtle soup. 81 40 DO lima California 81 s5gsl 81
75c; do bags 7oa79ieo
BCTTER The tone of the market quite finn to
ana export demand current arrivals being absorbed
realizing Sslin i5c Tor all Of fancy mark. Trsts
slightly s sn3np s e sys S wss H a. Is 9
seconds work ont slowly in range Of quotations Ex
sc and the present demand is quite as strong Tor the
eH @a anssa1s r any Imitation dreSme sedI Not
much doing June factory but little more interest IN
quote crearery. extras per ~ lSe DO irss $,agl4c
10 ss to 4S % Welsh Sas tubs d dp
birds 70 rss ioai$;c imitation s e crane nrss l2e
extras lie d. hrsts losc DO current make frsts loQ
loNc; DO thirds to seconds sae'4c &C., ,,,
cheese quite moderate today considerable
late hour While general demand was light SIN one or
TWO exporters Were ey hGs IN want Of cheese and
higher more especially colored which want
% aHd we4. ere to @ a PFC Ssn
ul cream contRues very dull unless prices cut rgh
cream continues In liberal accumulation, generally dull
supply and choice white held shade irIner but coIored
SKINS and all undefgradcs continue under neglect
prices nominal AT Cuba yesterday TOO boxes large
at G%nG,.c former ruling. Liverpool cable: 3Gs
ored and 35s Cd for white. We quote State large fun
fancy colorei. TIC do white fancy 7sc. large
choice. 81 Qc: do fair 10 good 6iq8i4c small colored
fancy 7c do white. fancy. 6q7c: DO good TO choice
GhQ6lac do common 10 fair 6zg6c: light skms choice
605c; skins good to prime. 4a44c: DO common 10
fair 2q3c. fun skins lllkc
EiGS-Recepis continue heavy and the demand ex-
tr"Iey dull Stock Offering is Of Irregular quality and
largely below prime and the excessive hot weather
rapd deterioration with short holding. is
strong pressure sell. and prices weak uncer-
tain l2c about price for the
Western and good stock Is frequently shaded
llEQllAc Lower qualities especially neglected
pressed Tor sale without much regard for prices We
1note Iersey nearby fancy Dozen 15qlSc State
and Pennsylvania. average prime. l3Hl3tc; Western
prime 70 fancy 4Ql2c do poor 70 good per care 81 80
aS2 20, DO cuils $iQSl ~
app4s either green or red and comparatively few such
onere large supply med grades dragging heavily
al os and uncertain prices any b.ds accepted for tie
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EFFORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New %
COTTpN-Trs local market closed Weak Ou, Nai 400
Saas YESTERDAY the sales were 442SvD paies nnhiis q
.o,aI FOR the two DAYS Of sS3 100 ba.es Inc a
curing the day very active and excited @
were very wide. The highest price on NoNeniuer ne
e7sc points above yesterdays cosiig as ,,oos
ce-nber SIC an advance Of AZ points The nuctuatons
on active months i2c. The market was weak
tus before the close largely owing 10 an eslk ny W.
from coupled with heaNY reahzhs 'E
Some say that the interest has been seheraiy
closed out and they for reaction uhless tie
see buying II IS said that Manchester sinners arr
short ~ and Is expected mat theN WI
rurchasA actively in the future Inc
te was somewhat disappointing, II started Win seIs
A. point decline. then sold up TO y points nu, cl" s
With not gain o. say, 70 points. There were quVh
and radical intermediate changes Manchester spnh'!S
continue to purchase sparnsy. Our market oleneu
O rsoin,s lower on active months, With distant months
~ . ronts lower after which there was rally ana
then a quick decline points under YESTERDAY cos
ing Then quick advances with interHtola'e o.,
rIinas Disappointing Liverpool adVices were sad 10 pe
ysonshe FOR early declines here Liverpool seemed
10 he selling freely early This early selling was perhaps
reports showers In tire drouth sNc'lo iN'c.
6a1ias together with almost blank weather map.
sa-fed the upward The bulls are taking about
s. cotton. Arkansas sent ssme had crop news out
gave notice Of inability 10 meet their oD gatlohs
S,. this dt not apparently have any effect on The mar
or-rators stephen r. Post ana
s Michehacher. is thought that prompt settlements
As recent developments have forced crop extremists 70
modify their earlier and indications do not
now ront 10 yield In Of 100000 bales cotton
doubtless be comparatively saie purchase as soon
ton which will doubtless be rushed forward quickly
as possible in order to take advantage of advance in
opening range and close today and closing BIDS the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-07
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave ". 42d 81 Station y. Y. ss ,oiovs ~
IL m earlier from foot FRANKLIN 81.
$50 4. NJ Daily. Local n Buffalo. sleel ~ car. Wv
York to Blo0mvile. Sundays only. ran b" coupled
73O 4. NJ Daily. Local TO Albany. ,or ca'ssri xov,-
DIS A. NJ Daily Tor Albany. t-'ica - raclse Roch~ =:
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland ri -
Parlor Syracuse.
ALDO 4. VI. Daily. exc~pt SUNDAY. = BromrA
and Catskill Mountains. New PATTI. Lakes a'nk al
Minnewaska. Parior cars N Bioomvihe snf Nes par
B.-11.35 A. VI. Daily ex'@pf Sunon5. - faistt
Mountains. New Psi,z. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnsse,sl
Albany. Saratoga Caldwell. Lake G~0rg-. Faor car
10 Bloomvie Saratoga and caldwell
Catskill Mountains Parior car aftacnsI
C.-3.45 p. NJ Daily except Sunday. - fa'ssil Nm
,aine New Paliz Lakes Mohonk and M1-enasss A.
bsny Saratoga. Parlor attached - Bioonvfi. ~
600 p " Daily. except Sunday. for Aihany
600 r. NJ Daily for Albany. Montrel. tiios s'-aess4
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toror'o De,,sl
Cleveland. Chicago and 81, Louis.
8.3O p NJ Daily except sunday. for N@wturr Aess,
7.4S p NJ Daily except Sunday fr r'ica sy-seus
Rochester and Buffalo.
SIS p NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. syrscls.. ncA-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. crS
land Chicago and s., Louis
q C-Leavss Brooklyn by Annex. 40 u Rnkk
NJ. c3o5 P " Jersey city. 7. u r station AnS
For tickets time tables psror and ss~ring ar sor-
nodatlons apply city Offices BROOKLYN and New l,sk "
a, stations. Time tables AZ principal hotels FN cc<
Information address
C. F.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Ar.r'
Vanderbilt ave. NeR l5r
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Railroads.
-AmaRio"s cRGArEsr RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ ulIDsON RIVER R.R.
& HUDSON RIVER R. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL. STATION t2p t srKhMs Noun
1850 MmExcePt sn M. soa f %onsTea
$3.50 A. M~Esccp, sunday Empire state Express press
sfsc.e tram sns N 6 5eS wSra Due Buffalo
Niagara Falls 5:5j p. This train IL hm'v' ~
o,3O A. M~DaiIy Fast Mail for Poushkeep..,es Al
,bany Utica Syracuse Rochester. B"n''o' "'asa'"
o4O A MEScept sunday For catskl Mo nd Nom.
Saratoga. Lake George Green Mouhth'h' III" w
1890 A. M-Except Sunday Day Express. For catskill
Mountains. Rchaeld Springs and all Important wv"
100 P. M~Daiy. Southwestern Lnited For c0 s,an.
at Poughkeepsie. Albany. Utica. Syracuse hocnes
100 P M-Day Chicago Special for Detroit clsys-
Albany. schenectady' Utica Syracuse Rochester
tains Limited Saturdays only during July and An'
MES s S's sandsy West Point, Pouskeepse
a cT' MSI%"r S AOs spy. TTG m s1a' Dus
$50 a. m, Chicago 4ao p m Stops at Albany
600 P. M-Daily For Albany Troy. Utica; Syracuse
buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo De''o"
o2 FS A ns ke er9 .a
Lake. Lake Placid. Lake George. Lake champlain
Mounialn points north Of Lax. Clear. Thousand
Islands and Montreal. Friday only. sleeping car TO
1880 Mpay For Bugalo NIsss.a FALL so Gsv e,
o.oo Albany md s. ss Car passengers
only. for points Fall Brook Railway. via Lyons
and for Rochester.
OuJ + M.-Daly. For Syracuse. Oswego. WATERFOWL
Cape Vincent. Ogdensbufg. Buffalo. Niagara FAILS
Cleveland. Toledo Chicago; except Saturday FOR
the Auburn Road SUNDAYS only. Gloversvilie. .
1910 NIGITTheatre train for Chicago and principal
points New York Central. every night. ercept
Sunday night. Sunday nights Goversvile and Chi
sleepers leave on 0lj p. train.
O:O6 \. ". and SSJ p M.-Daily except Sunday 70
Pi'sfeld. via Harlem Division
c:10 A. M.--Sunday only. to Piitsfed ana the Berk
shire lIlls Harlem Division.
"ALB NIGHT" TRAINS TO YONKERS.
"An night trains run between l55h-st and points on
Putnam Division far Yonkers. in connection with
night trains ont u NewYork.
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices At Grand Central station
13 Broadway - Park Place 26l 4l3 Broadway. n East
lith-st.. 9+2 Broadway. 2}5 Columbusavc. 81 Yves.
l25h-st, and 13sthst station NewYork: 33s and 72e
Fulton ST. and lfS Broadway r. D.. Brooklyn
Baggage checked from hotel residence nv West
cotr Express Company.
JOHN VI. TOICEY GEORGE ". DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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W-YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foot Of West 42d 81. follows rs nm
utes earlier from Franklin ST..
7,5S A. NJ for West cornwall. OTIS Miiis iAss
Mohonk and Minne~aska Middie,ovn R'o,nninT5srss.
Elenyille Pittsburgh Hurieyvle Lake irnes'A l<o-
erty. Scranton. Walton. D-hi. sidney. NorFeh. ruA
Oneida, Fulton. Oswsgo.
9,IS A. NJ, for Campbell Hail Miitict0v1. Bloom
ingburgh Wurtsboro Elsnville. Mountain Dale Cenirt
Vile Pittsburgh, Lake Kian~sha. HurlsyvAs. ht>rv
Falls Liberty. White Lake.
AS r. VI. (saturcays ony). fyr Mdistowa. b'nr-
ingturgh Wurtsboro Elenvili-. Mountain Dale. Lsntre
vile Pittsburgh, Lake Kiamesha hurisyviis l4fefv
Falls Liberty White Lake. Park-vie Livingston Manr
Rockland. .
BIB T.. VI, FOR Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and
Minnewaska Mddetown. B,0omin gourgh Wurso'ro, b.
lenville. Mountain Dale. C-nreylle Fails gh l-a.s
Kiamesha HurleyVie. Liberty Falls. l~t.ft.' "Ni's
Lake. Parksville Livingston Manor. Rockand -
43O L. W.. DAILY Tor Campbell Han Mlqeeve,sn
wch Randallsville. oneida Fulton. osN-sh SNsan
Fails. and points West; Pullman le'pins '"'' N'''
Chair Car. seats Niagara Falls. 49,.
5,I5 p. VI, for West Cornwall. Orrs MI Msse.
Brook Burnside Campbell Hal. stony Fora 80
Run. Middetown. Winterton. Boominghurgh. "nr's''~
El.enviie.
Tickets and Pullman seats a, 81 Broadway. y. y
J. c. ANDERSON, C. +. A. 80 Beaver 81. y I.
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oennr range and close to-day and closing bids the
I'd last

Market closed weak IA % points advance compared
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices.
sos To-8ays sales 44l.4oo bales New-YoTk gross re
CENTS Oa5 Exports: Forwarded, . bales safes
500 spnnsrs 6s2 stock % 4es Total net Tsceipis to
dav: Great Britain 1916 bales. Thus far this week
Great Britain Glib bales; France 600 Continent IL
stock quiet and &c higher; mddlng
Spiads Sc: riddiing gulf sales. go bales. all
liverpool cables-spot cotton dearer sales 10000 bales
speculation export. 1000 American $3.50 middlhg
uplands 3iGd. Futures barely steady sellers at .04d
advance closed steady at TO ~ points net advance
January February 362s; February March 363v March
April 4oov; April-May 4Vb MaN-.uh-. 80 snh
November 363b November december. 362s; De
cenol.r January 362s ManchestsrYa not much do
inc. CLOTHS higher prices asked check business.
tOF-FI.F-Iess shown In the market sales
were made a decline on lower cables The market was
dun and feaiureless Trading chiefly local Chief sales
we're in December Rio marke; firm at 10000 Exchange
10000 bags. Cleared for United States
900 bags Stock. 2270to bags. Santos receipts. "a 600
bags stock $4,000 bags Prices 100 higher AZ 10"
Cleared from Victoria steamship Handel with 5000 bass
The Dutch tedam went OF at about 2c below
market steady at Doc Hamburg iTreg
uar; August. -; september. 80: October 81 No
vember Is. Havre Irregular August 81 francs; Sep
,4nber. October, CLIO: November, CT. %.
Contracts closed steady at 5al3 points decline. Sales
Z -o hays
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rI,RorEAN PRonrCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug O. 9.45 D. m-fleef-Extra India mess
steady 46s "a: prime mess steady al Sos 81. Pork
Prime Western fine steady as. do medium,
st- Haws-Short about
steady nj 81 cumberland about rs 20
No. Arm at 25s. rib about - 10 firm 2Ts long
clear mid cs light about 10 20 ~ ~ Arm at 2ts hong
clear mhilles heavy about "a ~ nominal short
clear m,s - heavy. abou, Sc 50 10. nominal clear
bellies about I: "a N. firm 25s. Shoulders. about
- 20 Is n nrm a 2is. f.ar1-Prime Western sp.t.
steady as 3d. Cheese American finest white steady
al: dc -olorsd steady 36s. Tallow-Irme city
dun IDS Oh Cottonfeed oilIAverpool refined steady
AZ Spirits ~ tnrpentne steady lss I'd Rosin
mInon Arm al Is Cd Wteat-No red winter steady
nj "a No I Northern spring steady 80 Nd Corn
Mixnd Western spot steady ~ Is l0'id August steady
ini September steady at 2s i0d October steady at
- lOi.d. FIcurSt Louis fancy winter dull At Is Cd
Hons NJ Iondon-Pacinc coast dun at 25G43A
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A 40 p.r 100 N. Al pigs 1os 10 at 81 12s 10 do DO
n Mt 81 12u a rough hogs $50 n. Mt ~ 30; DO 10
No. at u i2lt "wednesday 81 State hogs ~" TO-
at 81 50; ~ do, 202 n. at SO 10. =. CO.. 49,. ~,
Hume Mullen. late wednesday; ID Sa,e noe "a a.
If do 172 ID n. SO vs. do II. at 81 So 10 do ls'
ID. at So NO: IL do 27o 10, at 81 CO. . s., ,o, ta7
H. at 81 To- % DO I42 ~ Mt 81 TO- 2" do. i'2 10 ~"
So So 3 do $50 10 Mt 81 90.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug G-Flour dull, UNCHANGED sales 10"
bls Wheat dui. $40; and August, Gl.p1 &c SepeH-
Der 6lAdG2c No r 5lgSr,c H2utn s5 o,o
sample cod03tc. grade 60s0N}lsc stoch $500
bush; saes $1,000 bush Corn easy; spot ana ausI o
2gs,q2sl.c; September DhQ201sc southern "hl,eo 49,
bid do yellow. 3oa3ie; stock, ~ 40 usa [ 9li n
&c: stock G27 bush. Rye quiet ana steahy' - ,
nearby 3I zq35c. No Western, %jn3,c Stpc" $3.50 800,
freights Arm: Liverpool per Dusn 80, IN
Tor rIers per qr 9d. Cotton quiet; midhhnks -,
coffee dull No I. HE Sugar stronger p'"""'S''
$3.50
81 jas4 TO- clear and s'raights 50 gsS ~ winter pei
ens So 7jGs4 DO lear and straghts 81 5Ogs$ 90. gt
meal GGa,Sc a bag 81 5Cds 20 Dbl Corn aiiet selo"
on track 33c. and steamer. 3ic oats rr'H - =
clinped oslo. No . 27ieu2sr No white Z'2c' 30 y
do Me-d quiet spring bran to snp a exc apa
rail $40 7a bran. slg$i y; middiings 90 .1G
lean ends so Barrel beef sIHss Hams los4 ~.
Lard quiet 4a.c Bacon. Ii2dpc Veal quiet 6aSc tdesh
beef quet; steers 6QTi.c kinds, eal0lc; ores "a".c
Butter auiet Northern creamery, l64NIc western iSp
I6c: Vermont dairy choice 3qIc other dairy, llgl2c;
imitation and ladies iOdi2c Lambs quiet. sallc, mu'
ton 6l4a7c; warnings iasc Cheese quiet. Sorthe e
Eastern 6c Western and Michigan. i2isal3'zc .eans
ouet yellow eyes 81 13aSl red kidneys s1GSl l1'
pee sidsi IS: mediums Sldsi 05 Poultry quiet; West
isd14c; o. chickens GlpSc Western iced chickens ia
13c do fowls lie live chickens l2Ql4c; 1--we fowls loc
Potatoes steady. 75cGs1 81 n Dbl Bueberries tg. G.
cabbases natives. Gasc. Hay quiet: choice. Slsasls.
lower grades Si3qSiT Rye dull. s6nSlI Leather
steady quiet henock sole. acid nrsts isaloc sec
onds i7lsc: Union sole. hrss 25p26c seconds E'pztc
Watermeons l2125c.
Buffalo Aug e.-spring whoa; closed nc lover for
spot: dull unchanged. Winter wheat unsettled gen
erav lower Corn closed weak. unchanged oats on
track L. lower. firm. Rye dull; No @4lec
changed.
chicago Aug. oLThe leading futures ranged as fol