The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 7

EPT SILENT And Allowed Will W. Kennedy To Go To Prison. A CAPIIYE TWELVE TEAKS. Mr. Newton Campbell At Last Tells the Secret of His Innocence.

AFRAID TO SPEAK BEFORE. Zoubt no longer exist of tha innocence ot Will W. Kennedy, who spent twelve years of a life teste nc in the penitentiary in Jefrersonvlile, and la now in the Mich teas City prison awaiting the fulfillment a promise made by Got. Mount to pardon him. Th promised pardon was told of In the Courier-Journal a few days ago.

After keeping her lips sealed for thirteen years Mrs. Newton Campbell, of Greens-burg, haa told her story of the killing of David Baker. She is woman Tenacity and high and. while he does not know the name of tb man Who fired the fata) shot, she saw the man wb discharged the weapon, and she is He to positively assert that It was not Kennedy, who. after three trials, was sentenced to life-long confinement.

I was is October. ISM. that a big political demonstration was held at Greens- burg and one of the principal speaker was Gen. John A. Logan.

Mrs. Campbell, who has been twice married, was at that mime the wife cf Stephen Minton. a Bremen on the Big Four railroad. 8he left ler home, carrying her child, and walked down town to Tlew the parade. She was close to the DeArmond Hotel 'aen a tnan came rutin lag rapidly toward her.

pursued by another. A fish stall Interrupted the flight of one and his pursuer clutched him, at the same Instant the man who had been grabbed, fired two shots Into the body of the other man. who jruvru 10 oe t'aviti Halter. The strange r. who ass shaved cieen.

heavy set and wore a light overcoat, hurried away and "was ttoe afterward mtb. When the shots were tired Mrs. Campbell was very much frightened and ran into a grocery store to escape the crowd. When she told her husband that she was an eye-witness of the shooting she was advised by him to svay notning. as she would be summoned to testify in court.

Worn that time Mrs. Campbell seldom mentioned the killing, talthough she had feit that it was an injustice to Kennedy cot to do so. But an -aversion to publicity outweighed ail othr consideratioiyi. Finally Kale Kennedy, sister to Will learned of the knowledge posses ssil by Mrs, CimnWll and she called upon hrr to tell all she out Airs. Cumpbell again hesitated.

ngiwiintunuini oir auiuna. Aiimon, on his death bed, begged her to tell all. Minton paused away and his wife found herself in poor eircitnuium with two children. The Kennedy c-tse had been carried to Kuah county 01 a change of venue, and. not caring to go there, the woman still kept her secret, from time -to titae the papers discussed the Kennedy case ana ta Kauian told her second band of the story of the killlpg.

He told 'her that if she went before the Governor would Insist upon knowing why she had jjver revealed the information before, and agsln sho OwctdaMl to remain quiet. Recently Attorney Lwine. counsel for Kennedy, succeeded la getting Mrs. Camp, bell to-talk, iie told her that bad she gona upon. the stand in too Kennedy trial ne would have been acquitted.

Mrs. Campbell went to Indianapolis and called Wwn the Key. Mr. Juliburn. of the Pres byterian church, and told him the details ot the Killing or Leaker.

The minister communicated them to Gov. Mount. The Governor was impressed and agreed to liberate Kennedy when employment was secored for him. The premature publication of the fact that Kennedy was to be released caused the friends of Baker to renew their bit ter right against Kennedy. Many times ne -was on tne verge ot rreetlom when vindictive enemies) prevented an action that as tic and humanity demands.

The of Kesnedy has iiecn bitter and unreasonable. His mother has been rendered Insane, trie Kennedy family has spent every dollar it po erased trying to get him Iron prksea Kate Kennedy to bow nearly blind and Will himself has consumption. Kennedy haa made a well-behaved con vict, tie was never reprimanded during twelve years coalinement in Jeffcrsonvllle and when Gov. Matthews permitted him go homo to attend his brother's funeral ha returned several hours before the expiration of his ten days' parol. Gov.

Matthews promised to pardou Kennedy, but the unfortunate man's enemies succeeded in getting the Governor to change his mind. Llvary official connected with the prison In Jefrersonvlile In years past believes In the innocence of Kennedy. His releas would meet with their approval. It is believed Oov. Mount will stand nrn and that Kennedy will soon be free.

Protests of No Avail. Indiana pelts. July 9peeat Oov. Mount returned from hie farm to-day and looked over tho letters of protest and congratulation brought out by the announcement that ha would parole William Kennedy, the life prisoner. When ha hsd concluded he said: I have sent for Kennedy to come down hero to receive his parole, and I shall giva it to him as soon as he comes." NEW ALBAKY.

Wesley Hirers fell from his bicycle yesterday and sustained serious internal Injuries. important rns-etlng of the Board of Directors of the T. M. C. A.

will bo held to-night. Mr. and Mrs. O. B.

Clements and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Neat leave Thursday morning for Capo May.

N. to spend several Weeks. Hugh Jameson. Physical IMrector of the Y. M.

C. will take a Position with the association at Anderson. September i- Oeorgo Vaughn, of Jefrersonvlile. and Miss Gertru-1 Sheets were married last Saturday night at the residence of the brides sister, Mr. Marry Hartley.

Thomas street. Testerdsy Patrolman Featherlngill recovered at a Pearl-atroet paw n-shopa gold ring lost by his daughter four months ago. The ring was found by a schoolmate, who pawned It. Mrs. W.

8. Culbertson. ber piece. Misses Sue and Mamio Spears, and Mrs. Josephine Mann sail to-nwrrow from Hew York for Europe, where they expect to remain fifteen months.

Mrs. Jane Montgomery, of this city, has filed a suit In the Washington llrcult Court at Salem, praying for a decree or divorce from James Montgomery and for alimony in the sum of tiuM. She alleges cruel treatment as the grounds of tn action. Prof. Q.

Struck has purchased the handsome house on the Silver Hills, west of the city, formerly occupied by C. c. rtichardsoa, for tl.5u. The purchase Is considered a good bargain, as the house cost nearly iwic, that sum to build only four years ago. Chart rs I Jewel who-had been attending the Klks Orand Ixdge meeting at Minneapolis, was In Cincinnati last evening, sod be leaves thst city to-day for New York, where he will be until September.

The greater part of the next two months Mr. Jewell will pass on the em shore of Long Island. Jerso, the fourtetn-yeer-old son of Mr. and sirs. Union Lee.

of this city, was drowned Sunday afternoon- In MudJy "ork ereek. near Brown Hill, fifteen miles north of here, on the Motion. The boy was visiting his uncle, a farmer, living na-ar the Stream, and was bathing with several other boys when th accident occurred Hi THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 13, 1897 hody was recovered and the funeral took Pace yesterday afternoon from the home of his relative. A divorce granted In the Circuit Court a few weeks ago reeulted In a rather peculiar property qualification. The wife had ouui at ner sole expense a handsome cottars On a lot bdlomln.

I. kM knahaiiil When the divorce wa granted neither was oisposeo buy the other property, and tho woman waa forced to move the bouse, snd she Is now having the building removed to a lot nearly a half-mile from i lormer location. Arthur Chapman, aged twelve years, had hla left leg cut off at the ankle bo a B. and O. special train at the Silver oreek bridge, one mile east of tho city, yesterday afternoon.

Ho was crossing the iracg at the bridge approach In front of the engine and hts foot caught In the guard-rail. Before he could extricate himself the truck itnvk him The bov was brought to his borne on West street, where ma log was amputated below the knee. The 'three-days ramp-meeting of ths ails MMlness Association began yesterday tnornina at the arrounda on the Sil ver Hills, west of the city. Dr. Ford, of t-menary, conducted the opening service, and gave an interesting talk.

The Key. Jobs Phillips preached at tho afternoon service and Dr. Ford at night. There was a small attendance, the majority of the people oa the grounds being engsgad In arranging their household effects pre paratory to spending the next rortntgnt in tho city of tents on the hilltop. Next Thursday- morning tho National Hotln Association will assume charge of the meetings snd conduct them for ten days.

The meetings to-day and to-morrow will be free, but sfter Thursdsry a small admission fee will be charged to defray the expense. This fee has nrcn placed at ten cents, or season tickets for twenty-fire cents. JEFFERSOKVILLE. The Clark County Fair will be held the second week In September. Mrs.

Weston Crocker has been selected as organist at Wall-street M. E- church. The Sisters of Provldenca have rone to St. Mary's of the Woods, near Terre Haute. G.

W. Baldock and Mis Lixzte Masmrr. of Charlestown. were secretly married July 4 this city. Auditor He ton.

who took his wife and daughter. Mra W. W. Stephens, to Wau kesha, has returned. While swimming hi Muddy Fork Jessie Lee, agea thirteen years, was orownoa.

The body was recovered. Oeorre Felker. who lives on Wall street, was overcome by heat Saturday and no is lying in a serious condition. A jury In Justice Johnson's court fail ed to agree in tho case of Jack Delanty. ano tne trial waa set ror Monday next.

Tho Government Depot officials yesterday shipped to Gov. Tanner, of Illinois, suits and flannels for tha State militia. At the old settlers meeting to be held August at Charlestown Park. Jonas G. Howard and Harry L.

Means wlU make speecnea B. O. Miller has been appointed Postmaster at New Washington. J. M.

Teeple nas Deen appointed postmaster at Charlestown. Joseph E. Shryer, the new clerk of the Reformatory, has reached the Institution from Hioomneld. He will succeed John A. Pate August 1.

O. W. Hilt, agent of the Adams Ex press Company, yesterday celebrated hie thirty-seventh anniversary a an employe or tne company. Mra Georare Breadel Is dead at TTttca. as the result heat prostration.

She was stxty-flve years old, and the mother-in-law. of former res-sorer ju A. Canter. Tha members of Port Fulton Methodist church met last nlrht and made arrangements for the repair of the church, which was dameuree. ty the atom Saturday last, Judge Wsre vesterdsy fixed the bond of George Waggoner at $300 to guarantee his arpearance tn the Circuit Court In September.

Waggoner cut George Brown's throat. Misses Lillie and Minnie Praia. Anetria Schwaninger and Clarence Pfau. of this city, and iliss Josephine schu. or Louls- ville, will taave to-morrow for Niagara rails and Toronto, can.

Manager W. P. Batterton. of the Testers Union Telegraph efflos sustained a painful injury while opening a can ef cherries It was supplied with a patent device. This slipped and neatly severed the imiex ringer or tits rtght hand.

Unmussled dogs Port Fulton are be ing killed. A valuable New found land owned by Capt. Dan.Varble as killed and ho claims the Marshal of the town gave It a "button. He win one tha oAV cial and his bondsmen for damages. The following from this city are la camp at Silver where the Holi ness Association is holding servicea Mr.

and Mrs. John McCauler, Mr. J. Reed, Miss Lu Tinsley. Mrs.

Orlando Tot ten. ucorge re-en ana Alias lna Morgan. People living In the districts flooded Saturday last, allege that the sewers built by the Pennsylvania company are inade quate to carry off tho water, and during heavy rains the streets overflow and houses and cellars are flooded. They threaten to sue both the company ana the city. WANTS AN INJUNCTION.

Louisville Trust Company Sues the Monon Reorganization Committee. The Louisville Trust Company, trus tee of the R. I. and B. bonds In dorsed by the Monon.

has filed suit against the reorganised Monon through it attorney CoL St- John Boyle, asking for an Injunction against tho Monon' Reorganisation Committee, The suit was filed in the United Circuit Court of New York. It to claimed In the petition that the road waa reorganised to defeat tho payment of the bonds. CoL Boyle Is also fighting; against the decree of sale In the Federal Court of Appeals in Chicago. Tho attorney for the Monon -do oot believe the suit will amount to much. They believe the suit were brought too late.

DISTRICT PARSONAGE Purchased Few the free Ming' Elder of Th is District. A district parsonage hnui Just been purchased by tho Board of District Trustees of the. Methodist Episcopal (South. About nine years ago the ladies of this denomination started a fund for tbla purpose and have work ed from time to time, thus accurnnlatlng quite a snug; sunt of money. This was put out -on Interest and amounts to nearly fl.TOO.

At the district conference held here tost April became nereiwanr to organise a new Board of Trustees, as only one member of the old board survived. Those seleoteo were Meesra. T. L. Jefferson.

John Ouerback-er. Vertner omiLh. W. K. Mortimer.

William Megletnry. George Weedon snd Ir. It. B. Gilbert.

Through a contribution of S50U by Mrs. Catherine IL Wilson these frentlemen were enabled to pur chase the house. The property is located on Breckinridge street, between Fifth and Sixth, and cost (5.000. I and K. Earnings.

The comoarative statement of gross earnings of the Louis vi: la and Nashville railroad for the first week In July shows the road to have made a bad start on the second half of its fiscal year. The first half wound up with a comparative shortage of about S.000. and the first week of the second nut snows arop of 16.370. The detailed report to as fol lows: 1S7. I lSKTt itfV i U-M.

ISM. tZ7.14 2t3.M UtT.trf Uf.4Tl tU, tu7. i.7i: U7.2$ 21.136; "jTa.ri-..tJTr.is 3t7.tio.utaw" 1W7 Compared With UStTlia I 1IM. UM. I 1531.

t7.tiii"w.w"t7oi'm.i5,irrj6.iss tvj rii ti.v. j.7wj tt.W 7ii( UAt TMOi 7.Ili! titii m.rM iM.iS. tu rtu.t.o Freisht. ruM'r. tincraas liOBjsvitle Couples Married.

Justice Ha use, of JeffersonvHle. last evening nmrrifd George Gray and Fan nie rouse, of Louisville. Justice Kelg-win orBcisted at the marriage of Pay-ton Graves and Mary U. SmUn, of NO DANGER OF A COAL FAMINE. Louisville Has a Good Sap- ply and Is Shippin; 12 North.

IN CASE OF A SHORTAGE Western Kentucky Coal Fields Coal! Supply tbe Deaanl Despite' the coal miner strike Louis ville people need fear no famine. All the river dealer nave an abundant supply on hand. In fact It to said that more coal 1 lying on the river front ot Louis ville and at the Pumpkin Patch, than daring this period in any previous year. The river supply to estimated at from 1,000,000 to 4.000.000 btteheia. Beside this soma of the railroad dealers have lying In their yard 2.000.000 bushel more, so that the strike can continue for months yet without decreasing the available supply.

Should the river supply drop off materially, the mines In Western Kentucky where the miners are at work and apparently have no Inten tion of striking could supply Louisville's needs. A number of the coal dealers are at present engaged In supplying the rail roads and dealers throughout the North. Yesterday the St. Bernard Coal Com. pany closed a contract to furnish, a com pany in Chicago wKh S0.00O bushel.

which hi I.eoOtons. This will be takes from the yards in Louisville. The company will begin loading: and shipping to-day and It will require three or tour days to get out all the coaL The Padflc Coal Company to also sell ing large quantities of coal for shipment to the North, where a supply to not available because of the strike. The company was busily engaged In filling; fifty cars yesterday and getting them ready for shipment. The Central Coal and Iron Company during last week shipped about 60,000 bushels to Chicago and Northern Indiana and to preparing to fill another big order.

In most ot the case the Ken. tucky operators are fining the orders directly from the mines. This saves the expense of reloading. Even If the whole yard supply of Kentucky coal were shipped North, Louis ville could not suffer, because the ca pactty of the western mines to about 800 car load a day. which would keep th supply And demand at something like even figures.

If the whole local avail able supply should be sold, however. It would have a tendency to raise the prices oa coal. aJ tho ugh this baa not yet been done and there Is no Imme diate rfkeimood that It will te. The river coal dealers are doing comparatively little shipping, although they have received many Inquiries for coal from tbe North. One of the officials of the CTNesi Coal Company said yesterday that the river men were not a position just yet to compete with the railroad, dealers, as they labor under the extra expense of hauling- their coal to tbe tracks before it can be shipped, ir the demand con tlnue to be as strong as It haa bean for the Tat week, however, tbe price may reach figures w-here the river men can afford to Quote prices, FREE EXCURSION For tbe Poor a ad Sick This After- All axrangemer4ji iiavo been made for the Tunes' fresh, air excursion, which goes up the river this afternoon.

The boat will leave the river front promptly at 3 o'clock. These river outings afford much benefit and pleasure to a large number of poor children who rarely have the opportunity for recreation. It 1 estimated that at least 400 people will take advantage ef the trip to-day. The ladies of the Flower Mission have labored unceasingly to reach a great number of helpless children, having personally visited over two hundred families. These good women will see that every one who desires tn go wilt have the chance.

Carriages will convey those who are too feeble or ill to get to tho wharf. The ladles will be on the boat and attend personally to the wants of those who attend. Hammocks win be stretched for the Invalids who are unable to sit about the deck. Keal Estate Transfers. The following real estate transfer were reported yesterday by ths Kentucky Title Company: Tmvell to Harriet B.

Tounsr. 75 feet. north side High street. 134 feet east of Sycamore. James ti.

ftieii ana wire to mtu w. Westherton. Zfc feet, north side Melwood. 2s feet west of Pope, JSW0. Courtenay Land to.

to 1. vraay. lot 29 snd east feet ef 28, block Courtenay Land Co. subdivision. Hit.

Adam Kiwushaar ana wire to stras u. Weevtherton. lot and north Z6 teet of 1. block IX Uakdale, $1. etc HaraH u.

eat bert on to A. Kraushaar. 70 feet, northwest side Reservoir avenue. 2s feet west ot pope. i.

eic. Thomas H. Leahy and wife to Johanna Augusta Von Horrtes, 33 feet, east side First street. za xeet souw ei magnolia, i Ouu Susan K. Haggln to Fred O.

Miller. SO feet, south sido Innes Court, 40 feet west of Barret. 1750. James Blackburn, by Commissioner, to HV'm. Oeorge McCloskey, 34 feet, north side Walnut street.

16 feet east of Fifth. H4U0. D. sloxley, by Commissioner, to I pton Uuir. Xi feet, east side Twentv-eisrhth street.

474 feet south of at. Xavier. XL3t3. John Tevla. by Commissioner, to pton W.

Muir. XT feet, north side Bel-gravla Court, iui feet east of St. James and Uroadway, 31.17S. John Brank. etc.

to Oeorge A. Steurer. 23 north side Rogers street. 2U feet west ef Baxter, t.3M. MEDICAL.

Vilalily, UanSsotl. 10107 THYSELF. H. JOMH. M.

XX, We- a aiiacei t-t. tapaalle stevere snu'. smimi GraH-iale ol Harvard oi-iestt, eleae Ua. Isle surseua Tttth Mas. ex-tauartu Becloaeat Veinuieera, Chief rosea It-lag Physician to the peabody Medical iastltnte.

etiaMHheit ia lasu. treat saecaa-feliy tisssiled Vitality. Atroshy weat-lusk, Varies seie. Nervsss sad Physical Debility a4 all Iases aad teak- ALWAYS CURES a yMe. etfjfcMeaea eM.

Cuasultatlua la iwrm or by letter. Prupectu with riliwii mmWTWT Lame book. The Science of rICKabe Life: gelf-preaervatles. the prize nu. S7B ae- limn, lsvlult pi esrttkms 1 aoule aa ehniaie ill rail gl.

otilv Sl.f. duuMe seale. Tbe I'caSsitT Medical Inatiiatebas maav als be y-" eat se Jtmitui, FIHAHCML AND COMMERCIAL K071T, Monday Evening. July 11 Tbe "eaiins1 report to-day Is aa follows: rjair-a clearing. n.H.Ml TS CaMKt.

The secerrty market was nrm set still cause of the few offerings. The sales today are ss to! lows; S. K.ouS t- sad N. uinArd City of Loui1, jr 0" New City Louiavl.la Ralway It bim folaauliia Trurt dnl be- reported saarea Bask of shares Railway eora shares loulavUle Railway com And lauresu STOCKS AND BONDS. NEW TORX BTOCK EXCHANOB.

New Tork, Jaly, 12. Money on can easy at 19 14 per last koan asd closed ogered at 1 per cent. Prime mercantile paper per cent. Sterling eschaace steady, with actual business In banker' at K7H-7H for demand and M-t for sixty daya Posted rates S.Mia4.s7H asd 4.H4.M; commercial bills Bar silver OMfcc. Mexican dailars 47c OoeeiBtnant boads stroag.

Btate bonds doll. Railroad bonds firm. Sugar occupied the largest Share ef attention tn the stock market to-day and Its buoyancy was a sustaining factor through the whole list, with tbe exception ef such stocks as were subjected te ssseial depressing maasneea. Tbe coarse of Sugar was directed by tbe gossip about the tarUf conference is Washington, and the price suf-ctentiy -tedkeatea that this pointsd te act lost that woaid lassis profitable pretaeaoB ea rs-Saed sugar. The outstanding short interest, which has been reputed te be large, showed a aerrans eppseHeestoa esdep the persistant stress, ef the stock and expensive cvrsriag carried the stock we by leaps sad boswds, the closing being buoyant at 135.

the high point, snd six points shove the low point. The movement te cover became some tiling- Uke a starnpads at the close, tares blocks chascta bands rising price. The sales of tbi over shares, waa ever oss-half aggregate ef ail ssa The price rsaehsd. U6. is the shest ea record fsr the stock, dm Jims the price to ached us snd has stabs ruled below that Bguve until to-day.

Oetslde of Sugar the market was dun. the esrUtiosie of Important stocks being small and wider Tertavtteaa bslag shows esty snimsortast stocks, Tbe opening was higher asd eaita distinctly disfagaianat eg the tone ef ths London Exchange, oa which prices were tower. Tbe lnternauiocal shares were, however, eemparauvely neglaotad. txmls- tne and Naaanrtlle waa beary cm eae pratnadnaryf statemeat shewing a dai ream la the em visa esj S41I.344. The Nortbera Pacinc tsefeiiad was slaol effaied eetta freely, bat yeesvsrsd Us leas.

The Rubber shares were weak ea behef la la the directory, the piataned stock easing tJ Pacific Ifad advanced to bat lost the gahv The Grangers slaiweil mar bad del a portioa of the say, reoedlag aa aresags about a point bauaw the early gals, bat they re-i eoeeted the losa. The sstkrwatoe reads la sympathy with the strength of Lehigh Valley la Pbl'jsdelphla ssd ea a belief accrue la the aathracrtte trade diem the sect eoe strike. Des Moines asd Ft. Dodge, Cfeeago Oreat, West era. Breokrm Rapid Transit sad Rie Orasdo Waetsra wees calte stress, "rearares ef the day were the appsarasce ef grata and eottea bills ef exchange ia the market asd some short selling of long blUs of rxchajur.

There was ne further hardening of exchaage rates manifest sad the Indies tea ts strengthened that gold shipments for tbe season are ever. The bond market wss fairly active, with frao tiomvlly higher values prevalent In tbe tettre avsuse, some of the stss-ksssa sacarrdes displays 4 aggnmstve strength i fluctuations geaaraUy were extremely ssrraw. The aggragata saiaa were Government bonds were well supported and gained a fraction ea purchase of a lorntna eaaC wave emiat bat better le day. A upward with the ethers. After tbe Bsne activity to looked ser.

A revteal of the de- maad sor mining shares was tbe snty monoua faetars te dsy. The scheme for the eettli insist ef the provincial debt.ef the ArgentlBB Rerhh, xo-oay nnsnimotPKy scceptes ss engauy proposed. The Paris Bears opened arm, but eel assert rate dultaesaw The BerUs aaarket was qolet sad steady." OOVEKX-MENT BON73S. nit ad States new ss, regtxtrrad TiT Xo 4s. oOLieii.

124 Io 6a, riLerad 114 4av Ij 4s, ra-itiie4 A- Oman. in 1 Sm. set Pacihs a of lui BOND. H. sad S.

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xutasi cnaoa Do ea. N. J. c. sen.

ts. 113 8. -North. Pac Taas. new sat S3 (n Sis.

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Do o.d St JNorthw. consoia. J45 Vs, Ceotarlea, Sererred. A tela son 4a. Da second 44 To 8.

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asd N. lets. .111 Tex. Pae. Isls Kv Do 4s.

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asat C. and A 144 Sooth. Pao. li R. and K', Houtk.

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2S Tessa and lk Do preferred 4i (t'tw-m Pacific 4 xet, aaa t. ana and Wabaah. D. and R. I44 IJo irerer-red 14 -4 Do preTerred.

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ttictoB tt. aad ltw'De prererrad C4 Do preferred. 4 1 4 msr. Spirits. 11 Lake Snora.

Ie preferred. 2i L. and i Aa Tvbaoco. 7a, aaaanatcaa. ie i sniaiias.

we Met. Travctloo, tu jtrhlcaso Oaa. 44 Mk-h. Cent. Hmeolldated Gas.

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1il4 De srtifwied. MV4 J. aae let MI is M. T. Central 1011a Pacific Mall 35 N.

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aad 4-a Nor. and West Sux-ar. Nortn. Pac BS I prsferrad. 1K preferred.

evT. C. and 1 Ontario ami it. B. Leather 7 O.

R. aad 2 'Ho neererrad 40U, Ore. XHiort Urtl U. 8. Ruabaa.

MAa PfttaHurgh. lo preferred. Si Reaoins. xt iWeoterm L'aJoa. allL Rock Jaiand.

NEW TORK EXCHANGE. New Orteaas Bask tl per (ommerclal tl per dlscoaat. St. Louie. Se premium.

Memnhla 41-60 pramlqm. Cmcnmisil. t'm aMscewst. Chioaa'a. 4o premium.

rORRICUt PTNANCtkU London, July IX. Amertcaa aacurtuss epaned Brnt and eontlaued so all day. The tens waa Ursa and the demand geaarsJty llgnt. fooaxKa tor money K2i do for the account 112: Canada Pad So 47: Erie HH; do tots prefarred St; Oatral tl; maxlcaa erdusary SMfc: St. Paul P4: New Tark Cawtrat 104: Pea nay)- vaaia Resjdteg Ursasrs euad N.

Mssuoaa Caotral new 4s 71V Bar saver dasU at t74ad ear eoace. Masasy i per east. Ths of dlapoMt la the epea wasakst tor both stsort and three mombe blUs U-1SS per eecM. Bar soUl TTe liVd. Oahat: nasnua Ayras lC.t; asboa 47: Rome 104.47.

Paris. July IA Three per cent, rentes l4f 490 fsr the aoroust. Kxobaas ea Loadea IKf Mo. FIHAJVCIAL. Large and small Investors eaa get 64 AND SAFETY Our Louisville Real Estate First-mort gage bonls are better than Government bonda Title and Interest guaranteed.

KENTUCKY TRl8T CO, Bull Block, aoribeast corner fifth and. Market ale. ti it V.l 43 ef nAJTCIAL. UNlOS TRUSfCO. OF NEW YORK, SO BROADWAY.

New Tork, March 14. 1WT. The aadertigned. the Trustee snder the mort sate exscated by the LOLIgVlIXE AND NASHVILXJC RAILROAD COS1PANT. bearing date March 1.

lsTT. enaos theCECIUA BRANCH, being the hraneli railroad ef the LOCISVILU PABLCAH aad SOUTHWESTERN RAI1 ROAD COMPANT. exMding from CECILIA HTATION to LOIUVILLK. In the State of Kentucky, hereby gtvea notice that the said LOC1SV1LLE and KMRVILLB. RAILROAD COMPACT, pursuant te Section eight in the said nvrta-e.

providing for a sinking fund, haa paid te this company the lamtsitmeat af FIFTY-PITS THOUSAND DOLLARS J5.00). due on March 17. and that the amderslgaed, sot being able after effort to psnchaae bonds for redemption at or below par. the asM Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company, on notice snd request by ths naaersiajned, did on the 2d day ot March. 1W7.

at Ms ofilce. in the citv of New York, orocsed designate by lot so many of the said bonds equal at par to the amount of said payment of fifty nve thousand dollara. by oraarina- the same, end max taaretu the solloartng bonds bated for payment, via; 312 432 329 437 345 458 347 457 343 483 3S2 493 387 5C0 505 683 892 543 749 956 590 755 972 595 763 979 630 845 987 639 860 990 655 870 NoUca la hereby given thst Che principal of the bk asareaanaotieHet! and numbered boada, aad each ef them, wul be radfeim aad paid by the uoderalgoed at ha office, ia the city ef New York, oa tne ttrat day of September. le7. and that all mtataat oa same wiU cease from and after suck UNION TRUST CO.

OF NEW YORK, TatOSTBe. W. X. HaiJnTsag. Prsa.

as. W. Ssrsota, Ca W. J. Tsxsbas, Vies Prss.

Farmers' and Drovers' Bank of Louisville, 333 IV est Market Street. City. Proposals For Beads. Sealed bids win be received tmtil It m. o'clock, July IS.

17. for the purchase of the whole or any part of the of ten-year, twenty-coupon 4 per cent, bonds aoen te be issued by tbe State ef Kentucky. Oa that day and at that hour in tbe elDee ef the Auditor ef Public Accounts, bids will be opened and allotments ef said bonds saade. Bonds will be of date aly 1. van.

aeh bidder will be require as an evi dence ef good faith to Inclose with bid a certified check on a reputable bank for I ser cent, ef the amount bid for ty ana, payable te the Com atusxi oner of tbe Sink-ansr fund af Kentuckv. Fee- further tof orsnarlon ss te terms and eonoitaons of sale, taxable value ot property aad debt of Btate. etc etc, address CHAS. FLNLvEY. Secretary of State.

Frankfort. Ky. LATHAM. ALEXANDER Bankers. 16 and 18 Wall Street.

NEW YORK. 7, 1. LYONS GO. BROKERS. Stocks.

Bonds, Grain. Provisions AMD COTTOX tecsl secsHties beaefct sad said. Xxeraa. fee private wires ana lung -distance balephose K. m.

4sr. gassed aad' Mala, last la villa, Ky. We kave for sale some FIRST-CLASS BONDS A.ND STOCKS. Cu te see an- JOHN W. a D.

S. GREEN, Stock aad Bond Brokers. 4S4 West Maia Street. W. B.

TRUIAH, JsIilSllNEaV188 SdS Firth Strawt. TRADE ITEMS. Movement of A rtJcles. LosssviUe Trade. July U.

1S7. stsasiucst ot art ic lea by rait snd river doriag the pai twenty-four hoars sad eorra. aroedlng time laet yeart KecdieUilBd AKTKTJE. ASi lewta, anoaa, tjffaa. Maa.

u. Fleur, bba Furniture, lbs. Cnra, buen. Mait. buab.

Oata. btaaa. beat. bash. Hanhnie, peg.

Baaaaa, lha. Hajna lbs, Lakrd. lha. Inua. pig, tons Leather, lha.

keaa. AiejMea. Caahasa. Who. Fwtatoss, abia vac.

lbs. Wnas. tna, teuear. bt. Tutaseoa.

leaf. 43JH M.saa tali saw, H.7.i TN ilWM 00, WT Whnsxy, bauk Wool, rba. k.iM lie.us 44 ABUTS DAILY REVIEW. (Cneaes otherwise sped fled, as la the esse ef pradese. etc.

baadled by 0001ml asloa mea er ssoosra withosn eharse. these euotatlona rere-aaaa the srtcas charsed by wholesale daaasra of this city, rredaes eaotatlosa lepras eat the Prices charted by shliBxra uTT-r-n rvimive eonntrv ss per chatee fyiee; country creamery Ul4c; kUglo He Mortnera aao-pcaa eajan per Indlasa baass Saw? tor sew. a4as fur old. BEESWAX We ejwots st 4c. CHEE8JB New Tork Cheddars 11c: Weatera chaddars lie: fun cream flats aad twlna 11c: ajooda 10c.

CO FKE Wasned Caracas MTJ; unsmaned Caracas ISVtClTVae; esalied Ouautosala SJrJ3c; ti musiIp- LaLsuavra Lje lCc Mocha yrn-SJc; Java24r30c; ArbucaUa U-Wc Oreen Rioa: Fancy lte: choice i7TJlc; prttne iic: good 144 lie: Artoaa, rt 411.W: ordtnary 11 4l3e: raasting grades leg 13c; XX li.aOc; iMm ll.SSc. naivn esrnvVi nuote Aaclea. sua dated. iev-. aivht laraa.

cut 2tT3Wc evaoo- rstad psaches. sun-dried halves lenc. XOOs-w quote at per eosea oa ar rival. yiTUERA-V auota srune whits goose at Me per gray XHsJlc; snixed fcc; old Mo; dark and mixed eld goose li'twc; dues 189 e. FIELD SEED Clover 44.44: orchard graaa J1.M; red top sec; Oermaa mir.et tse; Hungariaa millet 75c; seed buckwheat sac.

yiOl'B-The niarbst ts dalL A reduction of Kc has been made on spring patents. We quote: Minnesota aprlng patents e36.K per choice winter patenta liwiSS; plain patenta 5: sValghU family 14; low grades 13.75; rye bolted saeal aje. FORE ION AND FACTFIC DRIED mnT- We quote: Curraats. per Ve for sew rai sins, fceadoa layers, par bos. Buttaaa raisias Utlicj loose muscatels (o ev-lb.

boaes 4 134 252 24 145 266 25 202 263 29 224 295 57 243 301 73 245 302 UO 247 307 IRecd I w. i last. 11 1 uaa. .1 ii 4o.i3 A X.3W. i.zio a.tut S7J 1.755' 115 444 4S.47; lVSniW ..4 n.m U.SBV Wi a.es 4,47611 tosu I 4.42S.

4.4HS Mil S41, JM su sa.twu S4.7si. Sui lo.Mi! 110 4.744 al 47.774, S4.130 4S.7M U2 1 1" I 1.7111, U.lt SM; 244 lie ei Lkss iai(U. 74 a ai. I 4 a7 1 l.10 l.75 I Sl 441 4M 131 7c: am a. California, saw ilc; peachef I 7S8c; pram Jc; gga la layers 14 lie-, apri cota IDtyUc; Persian dates 5r4a: Pard dates 1' c.

rRCTTS Meaatna lemons fSC per box: Cm S-foraia seedUng aaraacaa ee44JW per box; se eranges 12.44 per half -ease; baaasaa 73ctWl.S I sr bunch; red raspberries S2 per crate: black ra ss-harrles 11.73 per erste; dewberries K.74 per en ae; black be mea IXM par crate: florid plneap Ma fXjs per dosea; fancy varieUes St.a04: Call tar. Bla cherries St. per box; Cailfomla pea. Uses ILSSLCS per crate; California apricots 11.34 per oiaia: California Blums H.75 Per 'crate haae. grown cherries i7 per 2-bushel stand; FT.

mda and Georgia watermelons 30e each. HAT We quote te shippers: Choice K1.58: Re. I tlo.SOqll; No. I fS.50: mixed TtJst is for baaed hay from store net par- tea higher. Straw 8t4.S4i.

HIDES AND SKIN The market Is nrn-sar on account of the tariff. We quote assorted lots: Dry Bint, No. 1 HalSc; No. 13c; dry isalted. No.

1 12Sc; No. I lie; dry kip and calf 11612c; grcea sailed. No. 1 lc: No. 2 7e; to asd calf 7e: sheepskins, butchers' S097ie; ossuntry skins 30eOc; green sheariasa 15C2c: shearings, dry etjnec: lambskins 2S43Sc: round hits sat beef green 7ltf7C; round lota, dry BStfc.

UME AND PLASTER Ume. per barrel 40c; cement 7ie5c per barrel; plaster of pans. Newark. S3 per barrel; Michigan 11.30 per barrel; plaster hair SSeySc. MILL.

OrTAL-Wt quota In car lof: Bran Hi SO; shorts 112; ahipstuS tU-aft. Prices are fl.W per tea extra in baaa. MOUtSSES AND STRUPS Corn eyrap 139 14c; new sorghum ISCSlc: New Orleans CX K. Zt 24c; carmine la Utylsc; New Orkeaaa eexaatfnsals yej-if- NUTS We quote dealers' prices aa follows: Almonds 12c par Alberts 10c; Naptes wximna 12c; CVsaoh walnuts 10c: Braxll sets 7lo; pew nuts, fancy Virginia tc: choice Virginia. 4c: paeans t412c; oscoenuts ftS.Btn93.73 per 104; mixed nara 14e per na, on-9 Oaetra-.

No. 1 SLOZ per gaUoa: Na 74c: linseed 2e for raw and llo for botksd; lo less in t-bbl. lots aad upward; mrd oil. wtacar strained 27e; extra Na Mc; No. I tic; No.

27c; asso- II ne. degrsea, ISc; stove gasoline IHc; straits oil 27c: black oil 194c; goidea machinery tic; ex-tea guides liabrtcalor te; cssrllaa eyttnder 22e; eoteon-aeed oil, refined ate par gallon: miners oil. whKe per gallon; coal on. Kentucky test, le: Indhcna te; water wttite, 2SS degress. So; re-dhmt se; tnrpentine 2c pergalloa.

POUITRY We quote bans ac fHo per lb. ytmnervdncks 4a par aprtog ehtcaans SB Ma per lb. PAINTS AND COIjORS Wb emote strictly pore white and red lead at ftfca per Ikx, less I per cent, discount for cash. Colore Venetian red ltlfts; yellow ochre 4c ROOTS We quote: Clean Ken rocky and Indiaaa (2.4S4I2.7S per lb. yellow rest 11c; Mayapple 22Wc: blood root 3dc; Virginia anake root Uc; Seneca snake root 22w25o: pink root 14c; lady eUpper tc Dealers do not want ginseng split and strung or ansraahad before dried.

SALT We quote delivered in dray-toad lots; Ohio river 7-bn. bbL sac; 2sv-lb. 75c; Klchlgaa T-bu. bhl. 21.12: Michigan ana 264-1 0.

S9c. Michi-asta steam 2s-m. Sao. TALLOW Zfi3A. VEGETARTJ7W Heme smwa potaeoaa th.2te 1.90 per barrel; home-grown oalmis tl.S0Ol.TS par barrel; new home -grown cabbaga, per cram 109 40c; home-crown lettuce 40c per bushel; homegrown cauanowsr Sue per bushel; Southern tomatoes 75C0e par orate for fancy; home mure fti-TS t3 per bushel; greea baass ado per bushel; peas sue per bushel: green earn 20c par desea.

WINDOW GLASS Ad vs need. We eases S. S. 7S and IS per cent, eft list; D. B.

70 aad IS par cent, off list. WOOL Burry lOwtyue: clear gresxa ITO Uc; tus-waafaed JsttMo; harry 14fewl4Hc MERCHANT IRON AND SARDWAJLO. IRON SOFT BOB6B 8 HO2j Burdens' Juniata, 347XM. HORSE SHOE NAILsi 8V0. I XOlac.

aecord- tog to quality. WIRK-Jfo. galvanlaed geivenlrsd barbed TaJLJ Cnt gLCei-K rate: wire n.KiT3.U rate for ftrst-eUsa asmmusiia. BASS Base sixes 4t4H per th. SHEET Noa 10 sod IS per JO lha; Noa 14 aad IS 4Z-2S: faa.

IS aad 10 42.40; Noa. a aad St gi.se; Ne. St 1X44: No. 27 12.73. THE GRAJ2C MARKET.

WHEAT No. red and tongbsrry So Ke. I xejeoted wt CORN Me. white 27e; N. 1 white SCQaPe Ka I mixed VMa: mixed KMe.

OATS Na mbnd 20se; No. mixed S)e; No. RIB-Nominal. These are the prices paid by dashes, was retail to customers at lfr'as mars par bushel. THE PROVISION MARKET.

BACON Clear rib sides ti legnlar aides 4o packed; brsakXast baeoa 4fe eared shoulders ec; extra bacon 4c. BCUZ MEATS HI oa Cc; regular dear extra, exasrt 4sc DRIED REKP ISo. l-Altt--PTime eteaLRi let tveecea Hc choice lest tierces In flrfcios 4c; ears leaf bard in tierces Cc; la firkins tiac HASfS Choice sugar-eured. light and asasesai eared heavy so soadlvm seifla. MESS fOM-w-W per barrel.

RErXNETD gUOAR PRICES. The fottoaring Che New Tork price for refined sugar. The Ixmlartne price la the same plus 24s for freight, aad to other points tbe rrelsnt esaist be added ss par eqosJtty rets book for lasnoaoky Cut loaf i 1. 54' Crushed. 1 1 ....4.

44 Powdered. a. IS standaial graanlas-ad. ...4. 44 Ktne granulated.

Extra fins sran 11 1 at ed. h.xi Ctlf5veT XXXX pewdered. .....1 21 Mould A. 12 DtamasMl enaifee. A.

Confeo. stantlaed A 7 No. 1 Ooluanhta A-. 4.U No. Wtndaor A No.

Ridsewood A 4.44 No. 4 Phoenix A No. 4 Bnipue A 4 S. 'i No. 7.

1. 11 No. ft. ..1 -24 No. t.

No. 10. w. 4. I NO.

11. 1 1 i-igiiiii nrrr -'ti-t- 4 No. 12. 18 Oa UL eaa aaea a a a as a a aa -eaL I fc No. 14.

No. IS. 1 fc IK)) XasV New Orleans clsrined O. X. Ic; Mew Orleans ajraantlajted 4.79c.

Tbsaa prices aresu bate affaet July ft. THE COTTON MARKET. Good maddltag ftc; miadUng Te. UYE STOCK MiRIEU lyOUlgTIUUL (Raported by tbe Louisville Un "Koch Ks ehanse. tJouroua IHock Tards-i XjMttsvtne.

Jaly U. Cattle The receipts te-day were 912 head of medium giade asjoca. There waa a goad attendance of buyers and prices for good litUe batcher steers asd good light batcher heifers were posited ap loe.althoagh advices from other cHiss wars sower. Other eat eaa were eat mataruUly cbaagad except tor bulls, erhtca advanced tSttSSe te tSdjaai for good to extra and roled strong at the Improved prices. Feeders, shippers, good stackers sad butcher cows were stsedyv but there eras tittle demand tor poor-grade stackers.

The arsis wees csaaeae. OaJaas The aandsrsts receipts ef faar-giada eatves saet with a Arm market aad were aa sold te local bntchera Prices ranged frera fi.S S.K. Boss Oa soeomt of the lighrneaa ef the receipts prli.es advaaead 4c, aad tha market reled active. sotivlthstaBding lower priosis were report, ed from ether cities. Mediums sold at 41.94, heavies at IX 4533.50 snd Ughta at B.26gX51.

The oBertnga. which numbevsd bead- aad went ef fair quality, an found buyers by the eloae. The demand favored bogs weighing US to ltd lbs-, asd was principally for local consumption, as the supply eras toe tight and prices too high te allow of pun hasaa for shlsnasat. tnd lambs Tbe arrivals were 4.M4 of ceneraTly inferior quality. Dellnesa perraaed the market asd prices dropped 13c for top lambs to ft4.74Sa.

and 10s for good ts extra shipping nlum te 12.702.90. The inferior grades sold atucslshly at near.y nachaased prices. 8toc asd wathsra rsVad dad aa Sl.lS1.7a. The yards arcee chared. QUOTATIONS.

Cattle Extra sMppiag. f'V 4 4 Uisiit 4 jy 4 bnx butcOera, t0 4 "air to sykmI outchen. 1 mra ti Common to medium batchers. i aVO I 0 Tnin. ruua-h steers, poor coare aad scaha.we.se.

1 ZM I Ooed to extra 1 4ay 1 31 I'omnoa te mea.sn 2 2 i5 eftj 1 71 Siockera. 1 lny 3 le ..1 I I ii A'eal ealvea 1 i 2i 1 ifiica eoars, 2S stdia SMSrjXS-'-y--- 12 104730 40 Sosre Ctuxce packing and butchers. 3 to 2i Ibe. Tkir to qoed 1S9 to tea oud to extra llxnt. 140 to 144 Kat shoats, l- to 144 lbs Vwt aSXMHa, l'JO te 124 be I'lss.

to Ruushs. U0 to 4a Sheep and Lean be Oood to extra ahlpplnsT sheep. Fair to gwil Common to medium. Ilucka StiR'fc ewes. emck wevhern.

Kxtm arn-ing Pair en kmu1 v. Ileat tHib-her lambs Kafr to rood butcher lambs. Tail-ends. CHICAOO. 4140 I 44 2 WMf 1 44 ZSt 44 2 Hi 1 23 2 7iy 2 ia 2 7ST 2 2 Ti 1 2 til 1 One; 2 2 2 ri 2 75 4 7w 4 4 4 Se 2 eiw 71 7W 2 2S 2 2 1 Chir-sso.

1. There waa anty a fairly act. Ive seneral demand for rattle and the heavy run naturally served te brbxt abnat a waaaer rem Inc. Prices showed a decline nf atoaut luUc per Nisl. era Kir and eawrae tteavr eattle devel opine the most weakness, galea were larxeiy at 44.3u4i4.74 for native drraeed beef xnd shlpptnc cat tie.

with nles on a basis Xt 754 fur the pooreet to f-r strictly prime Tbe stnrker and teeder trade waa fairly active at former prices, while butchers' and eanners' stuff sold rattier freely, nrttiee rutins laraeiy. les lower. Calves were unchaaaed. Trade In eattle was fa3-ly animated at tower v- erass) nrtcea. The market far Ti-sra from the start and prices were off ic, wub soma sales at a of Inc.

Haa were at an extreme ranse of BLlo3.S4 for the noureet lot. warn the bulk selling at fl.40w2.S. Hs an still chase in quality, but the propMrttan of mixed lots Is increasing, with a fairly aatlve were steady for bo ice sheas asd others were mnrrty weaker te a shsJe lower Sheep sold at tZoase for natives, with fsd West ems adapted ta Use export trade salable at 13.74 413.99 and cosnmoa Westerns wanted at B.i Lambs sold at 443r4.Se for rulla to prime sprlns lamua. Keoetpts Cattle 21.SW bead msngm 4i.uw stamp n.saa. NEW TORK.

Turk. Jajly 12. BeeveSa-The reualpta beeves to-lay amomated to 4.464 head: native steers Hji.l5; atasa and eaxea 234.10; taul a 2Z.4tI.De; dry eowa Ruriean cab.ea quote Anaarx-aut ataers ac lwsalltye par lb. sneep at VeU9c; reTrl iterator bee IS)IV- Extents today 40 beevaa and 2.04 quarters nf beef. Calves Reretpta 2.34S veals U6A.i: but termi.ka t3.3&t3.7a.

ttaeea and Lanaba lUatSpis 17. vaead: musket srclve; sheep aa lower. for prime; lasnh 44o lower; sasap Cel.U; lamha 2t.Si.Tl. Hup-KaceUts 7,7 market drm st eXOPfr. KANSAS CTTT.

Kuiaa City, July IA Osetle ReeeHpta 4. SOB Bead: market areas, to iOr liwer; Teaaa areata s3.4r4.2a; Tessa sows CSII. native 2Z.S54r4.iW: naclve eoars and heifers stuck- era and feedera 42.vlMrt.Si: trails 42.3.51. H)s Heceipts y.ead mmkee 47v- luwer of sales 3.r7wyiji-; seavlea Si.r7eta.tS: ars mixed x.27v4U.U: lirtita gl.l 2.30; TorfcatT, t3.27aOd.4U em kl.4Atl.. neceivta bead iambs 4.

EAST LIBER TT. East, 'Liberty, July IX Cattle dull and tower; extra prims 44.iuaj4.att: Rood rat oxen Kfr 1.7a. H-xs active: prima piss tl.ill.(7H: best Yorkers 43.TS34.40: heavy 44.W rona-faa 23.S4f3.24. Sheep bather: chu'ee ft'. 06614.

1: commas lz.era.3G: aprlas larobs 14. fa.40. Veal calves ler.iu. CINCINNATI. Cmcinnati.

Jtriv 4 wttie Market etmna at K.2--u-4.Ki. rUieep Mairkec dull sa 4203.44. Launhs Market dull at t3.7&'s.3&. COTTON MARKETS. New Tark.

July 12. The eotton market opened easy at a decline of ltjl poiata, ralad saeaerawty active, with a weak undertone, further declined points ea unsatisfactory eshisa and gsnai ally bearish crop accounts. Ce soring caused partial reaction and the snarbet closed steady. with the net -decline reduced te let pstnta as a rule. July alone was finally quoted day's closing figures.

The total aakrs rasukad M.00Q bales. The Ooiei liuieut bulletin showing a4n at amnereus points lad te soma- activity In 'selling tor short account In tbe ahaaniis af mat-side speculative support. luring the forenoon tiers waa soma aasUas tor tne accoant of Kay. -llali bonnes, with. private advlcea hMtoallag a bearish feetrnc abroad aa recent reports of a break In tha drouth la tha Southwest.

Futures opened easy; sales 4.30S tasQee; January 7.lc February March 1.44c; April l.4; July 7.3So; Auiruat 7.34c; cieptember 7.0r;- terte- ber 4.14c; November 4.4: Uewamber a.sao. Futures closed steady; salsa balss: Jan-uarv 7c: Fabnaarv 7. Vic: March 7.07c: April 7 10c; July T.26c; August 7J4c; Septambar 7.14c; Octo ber November ale: ueoemtier a.eac. Spot quiet and -unchanged; middling uplands Tla-isc: do suli s-iae; iiiwss aceaay and un- clnuised: sales Xst baues. Liverpool.

July 12. ot eotton In demand snd prices easier: American middling 4 7 -33d; salee of tbe day 2,000 bales, of which fcM were were for speculatiaa and export, and In cluded American; receipts 2.4t bales, all Amartraa. Futures opened easy, with a an arete demand, and closed easy ax tne decline. New Orleans. July li.

Cotton easy; sales 204 balee: ordtnarr 4 7-14C- Rood ordinary 4 13-14e; hiw middling 74c: middllns 7 ll-lc; gnod mld- ounar set middling our 4 -aa raoeipta uo muea; axock 33.4U. Oaiveston. July 12, Cbttoa qaiet; middling Tll-14c; sales 17 bales; receipts stock 8.741. eiavannah. July 12.

-Cotton ana; atudllBg TVje; receipts 10 balee; stock lil.lm Memphla. July IX Cotton steady: middling 7e; receipts bss-s; snissmmts X1S; stoca see. sales 4UI. tX. Louie, Julv 12.

Ottom quiet end unchans-ed: mkidiing 7c; renstpts 234 beuea; ssupmenta Uoaton. July 12. Cotton steady: middling 7 11-Mc; gnosa racslpts 247 balsa. 6EHEEAL MARKETS. CHICAGO CHANOE.

Chicago, July 11 There waa very Tittle lira te any of the grain and provision markets as day. Light world's shipments were aa Important sustaining Influence the wheat market. The other snarkets alnaply Mhnred the lead of wheat. At the close tha following chasajas Wheat sVe burner; eora Wo shade higher. Provisions, tbe ealy aaarlsst showing any Independence, closed 2feo higher le is tower.

Of wheat it may be said that the market has now fairly gotten late the vasal mldsammer rat. Ths opaamg (arias Cor September 4 day was from (Mao ts SSTsc. a shade under Saturday's close, snd up to 13 o'clock the range had only sxtanded tiam 6o te 46c. The rather LJvetpeat epena dactdadly lower, new whist was appearing more liberally in tha leading market a. while tkeea waa very littra appearance of fotwiga buying orders.

Ttie world's shipments, however, had a belllsh ss the amount shipped by the various last week aesregated awry 4.2S4.4US la, aa against t.K7,94 bushels ths week before. The visible supply report was also bert-lsh, as it shewed a decrease lest week sd 474. 04 baabels where til ere had bias aa aaoasase the oorrespondmg week laet ear ef 23.444 baaabela. The receipts st Chloago since Satarday were oajr car loads, of which were new winter of various kinds, MinaeaouHs asd Damatb reported receipts af onty 244 ears, aaalnat' 141 the eorre-apondlag day of last year. Kansas city advised the receipt of 1141 cars ef new wheats which waa the moat bearish Item of The forenoea near a.

The Government report aasmil Satau-day did sot seam ts exert much fctflaence, alchcmgb the ha-dicatad ceop was neatly M4.sas.oae btssbals lass thaa what same auweiaaia bar as aa have 1 suited. The market touched (OHqatfee late la the aas-sion, but became fins again under eovertng by shorts sad sold sp to 4Cc It reacted to 4Y1 441ac, which was the araoa at the dose. emulative bsalaass la earn was mech wmaRor. thaa of late aad operations went largely of a scalping character, with narrow. Buctaatluns.

The tendency during the morning was moderately downward en the senere.ly favurable crop prospects. Local shorts covered aa the lata rally la wheat, a firm feeling prevailing st ths close, local receipts wrre 442 cars. September opansd a shade lower at 4Klk trifle, sold at 24u, declined to 2CeO snd rallied to 2Sc. whore It closed. Oata ruled steady on a light amount of trad-lag.

Ths vimVblm supply is sow baeheia leas thaa a year ago. and this tact was the chief maintslninc featam. Local racaipts ware 244 oars. aVptsanber opened a shade btsher at 1K4 ettHo, dacusad 4a trwetss aad rallied te 14e 124c, which was the closing price. In provisions ths cooelderatUis- was tbe enormous recelpta soma H.S saorq thaa expected.

Thla caused a very weak opealas aad llquldarioa from all sources resulted In further losssa. Tbe market rallied later, bo we eat. whea the grata markets showed Uru roiemaat. At the ekant September pork was 2S higher at V.H'ik, September lard ts lower at September ribs about 2Sc -tower at 44.3; Eatimated receipts for to morion Wheat 1 btmheis; eora 1H; eats and hogs The laedms futanws taneed ss follows: Opea-IH! tog. I I Law- ISaty'a ITody's est.

(Cloea. I C'Kae. Art Idea. WHKAT fair to good. 4i 74 4sh 4aJ T4 iJ ti 4hi 47 Ca 47 47 47 Mi TBS 26 St ri sta.

pv 27Hh 27 7V 27 rrv ir4 it rr 174 14 1 Uj 14 27 46 rtTtfc 7 4227 42 7 44 Ii3 4 2 4 aer 94 44 32' 2 Si 2 43 4 00 26 24 4 24 4 24 I 4 14 4 2T I 4 17Hi 4 14 Juiy. Se. lee. CORN Ju-y. lee.

OATS July. Seot. PORK July. fetH. LARD Sept.

Oct. RIRS Sept. Oct. Oaaet qaotattens were ss follows: Piout-Wiatec PSl.tllU ttt214Bi sttaigbtg 4T4 14: specials 24.40C4.14: spring sewnls n-Tetyt; straichts 22 40tJ1.70; bakers lieutf per barrel. Maraatt seeady.

Grain No. 2 sprms arhaat'7ar: Nx 2 do en. fa y-vA No. 2 red new 70c; No. 1 ears 24I4ar; 2 yellow corn BZe; No.

oats 17o; No, 2 hits do f. a b. 212'4c: Na 2 white do e. Jo. 2 rye 4'c: New barley etaut-a No.

2 do I. e. h. S631c; Na 4 da a b. T7ttlrS0c; No.

1 llx seed 77Va74r; prime timothy seed 22.72. rroviatens Meto pork r7.4St7.Bt per bbL! lard 23.ssg.S2H par la lbs. short nb sides. lmee. 24.304pl.4S; dry salted shoulders, boxed.

K7S1; short csar iMtt bux-d. t4.4Z'y94.73. Waieky luiisiMd guoda. per gallon. 11-14.

Sagars Cut loaf 4.SSB: graaulated 4.47c; stasd-ard A On the Prodsea Exchange to-day tbe hemes market was steady: creamery lltTliWc; dairy 13c. Cheese quiet st 7gc. sa quiet; fmeb 2c. 4,004 barrets: wbea 4.004 bushels corn' 274. SO0; osLe 2S7.U0U; rye barley II.omo.

ShipmentP Flour ll.ueo bsrrels: wheat bushsle; corn 447. Sm. oats 4t.Mv; rye uu; bary l.vou. NEW TORK. New Tark.

Ju.y 12. Butter Rereapta 17. 'SI paohagrw; laaibsi steady; W.etern creamery 11V li'w: Eiriaa lio; hvc-ory 710'vi-. fiesee celpia K.Mpackim: market quiet; Huue. IsrSS i'iiV: 1o ema.l 'n.

Part eaime 4iT ra. 2'a1c. lie. ps aaee; naaraea nrra: m.e wn penmy. venl.4 lef ir-vc; Western Ilil3i-.

l-'rtiur Krcelpte 21.TSI banvla: exrons 3S.3C; market maer'e'y acilre aHaT ai-ady: 4t ti4 si; do Mrals-Ttie H.I"; 41 n-newaa petals 44.h-ae4as; wm'er exrr.a XI -s Minneona (takers' 44.4 w.nl-r 1. er ralee K. Hye fliur quiei; WM-hi tl 2.:. Wa mm nw wir live Nn. 3 Meeiern 2U: I uulrl 24i.

Karley mra iiwi4-. shea: ftt--elF-ia li.r7 hualie.s; ee-rie 7i. 442; siut BMikK llrm. hu.a- e's; sximrts ZM.m-: stt m.irk" No 3 3ec. I uene estN.rsa spec market quiet; u.

2 Zlv; traek waste Slate 3441 ssr. Hay sieauly: shipfHns sac; ged to creilce 72S'. H'ips etes.i JMt crt cr-t 4S br; Partrtc enM, li crup i4c. I cenp 4 lie. Hltee firm: laiven 1.

Jlwrfe Avree l'-at lau; Teaaa lln; V.lf.-nl tscrUkT. 4'nrt Sru; tl-erre UKtltte; (Hl.ird I'v' femur 2t1: ewtea mesa 27 beef bams tOeiS; palae tut mi quirt: pt. a ed e. 4 r.ii7c; p.fWi.'d st! -iem vr 4K-. Lsrd eixl esy VA e'rn steamed 444.01 nomrn.

r-nned weak. 'rki dull; nirae IK47H. jo new num. eavrt clear 4W; family tH Tll.nw qu.et. ll Arm; prime craile di yvi.w 24o3ic, i'e-trleica no market: Waenlnmon in tniia 23.44: refined New Tjrk 14; phuleipaia snd laaw- 4lmore ti Ham da.i: atra-mel.

iwenne se 4 si.7wai.7i. TuiimaUm dui. st "ea. ItH-e steady; fair extrs 4srs: JM 4 a4u. Minaans el-avrfv; New in-sawn o-ee kte.

scxel cMutc etrer. iTetMi qit eie ateamer 3c: srua by afemer ft'-'i-Nc Its lra quiet: ftouinern ss vi; orinern ti-wt. OwHier eeay; lake, brokeni eil.i:: earsnse 1M.ij11 Tin eieaits 111 7i .114: piatee quiet. quiei dom-etic liu lel strxng at 23. ii.

VinVe 1 Tiilom urereii elewdy te iejiii imims hlsher: ruled nvlerateiy stlve wlthi-iut further thane-e of vneeuuencr selling arreetsd by iix-al mr-u and ltvr EnTupaaa ttiimm tbaa annbad fir; -ee vieany au advance of le 16 point: ss es it.ioa Isclud- ins: Au suet 4 epemtier a piaje. r-i-- c.fr. Ko dull; N-. 7 lnoaue T'ac: mjld guart; Cordova lieulc: eaies bees aUra-4ii p. t.

Huirar arnce: fair rennina lc: eerKrifusral. 44 teat. 3c: nvuld A 4'c: A f' A cut hair crasiw aw Ihjo.pew- dered ic; aranalsLed I'v; cubes 4c. st. loci a Bt.

Louis. Jury 13. FSnur dnll and oncbansad. Wheat firm; No. 2 red cash lul In sievai.tr; 'o7'je for new on trark.

for o.d; Auua( 46c bid Heptemher Se aabsrl lleeember 4 c. (n hlsher 1 csen 24c; Ju.y 3Jo; nepiem- ber 23c. Oeta 3 case, l.c; ju.y 17e; Heinmiiher 17o hid. Rye qaiet at east erark. meal steady at tl 44171 nv steady; timothy 47011 40; pra.ne Ml I'lss ed siea1y at 74o caeb ant Auaust seed U.H P3.7.; rKv-r se4 lor enoae lswi iwei- at 4T45g3 rel.

SieHter firm at 24.10. Whi.ky et-mly at 41.14. I Hit tee et-ady creamery lit; le; in W'. Kata eauet at ec. anei.

twme.w tiee said basxlns unchsnsred. Pork stea.ly; blng 4a -for euuxlecl. Lars auarer; ernsr aa rhnice tl.T?. u.xed stioul.lers a. ai'v; ribs 4 4- clear atdea IS t'.

le-y salt el.aa.dora. bused 44. 7i; rrUa ai.W; leu' Okies eU BALTIMORE. Ralttmnre. air St.

new quiet and asehsna- reualuta 4.aV4 nej-rela; eaiiorts 3S4. 44 head meadr: aaaat T14teK-: mmtrtmnttmr 1er7eu) sieamer No. 2 red ano Mil; rweiies aseneie. arbaaat by sbjth so an traca Oaraaaoy; ata tiMmts; ilepi.ielaw tiye; sieaaner mtxl tri.c recatpie a.n baalyaia; experes H.aMf; ftontnerti whim oera Xw 44v; do rju laaia eteasy; Ne. 4 wluie rSfr; recefp.a 1.472 buahe.e.

Rye firm; u. I Wsatara esiiui is ..14 eaene a. nsy ri" and auaar; chHvo t.m.Mhy UA.io-ll. onata frelrtrts a41vs for aseantersi steam to Uverv4 per hnahid 4d itapiesiier; rk fee enleea per quaAar 3s7oaair Jay: suim-quiet; fancy creiTiery Kssa rj frea o. 1iina steady fancy stew Turk, large, wc wbtw Orleans.

JwlV 11 prsdwrVS pork, old 27. as. Lard, rerined Hevee WJa. Itusad ts. irv salt aimuhiera an; eiot-a clear rth sides 27.

Neais. eaor-e euarae-ean-ed 4rc. Coges, Kfca, onllsary so e-w raar l'ac Flour quiet; exira fancy 43 k.el pal-ems 2444.24. tVarn saeal 4t Im. Mean qei-e, st 4ft ayeao.

May dull: 4iiae eioafis: cawxw tors nrm ivo. I wM miiwi e. No. 2 tt'n. RIc steady; oediaary tn eoed IS 4'yc.

tuaar quiet; oio Bti- t. granulated 2b4c; wh1ea 2 yei.owa 3a3 il-lfc: aeounds 2'aes. UUss.S aaaly; eesxruusau aval-, KANSAS CTTT. Wseiaaa OfV lure 12 Wneet StasaM steady trade feewad Ne. 2 bard 4wl; Jalv at yet Nfc 2 red 44W' C-a trade nsa, 2 mfxsd l4Kr.

UM Steady aeraal-l hst 1 a wki ataxia. Kta. ml 2 2e. l'. aeW active and eteevrtr; rK Oim-ihy cb-ce new neelrte s.s.

nutter newc. -T7 acmisauunai are tame: eeriy r.n-. war lisht; freeH -aioe a ansa a auu Block, oaaes retarned. ac. CTNCTNIvaTt.

Omrlnnan. July. TT PVor eaey; fasntlv ft 2 ti; fancy 43 suel What la fair leiaane; et. red Tf. imcb (mjia active, kia.

lailtal izio. ni' No. 2 330. Lkrd In fatr oeroene si bj meats eeey at 4.4.'.4r4.a. ha.Mll st a-et.

WMeky steady evt St. is natt-e mv sm raamary IS'c: eet ht acuvv: hard Mined -l quiei at 7u. LUseea ansauy; pw "M1- i Toledo, Jwy 12. Wheat SI a See and 4ra: eaa 14 new 71e: J.y Seieeroner s-c. 4-ura dun aad steady; 2 ause.1 2ec; K.i.

4 It- JUvy aac; SepteniOrr Oel. Ill I arxl slsa.ly. No. I mrae.1 iw; juiy lac; r-ire-m 2 while It VI N. 3 white Pa aye su.lt 24c Ski.

'lovsr seed sisaily pnms cekuenr aa s. A a set ei-ia. I noi i Detroit. July II heal No. 1 white and Na red 7 July Tor: swptemtier Sao.

t-n o. 2 27a. Oats No. 2 whlas M'vo. e-Na 2 2ae.

NEW TORK OUT OOOtS. I New Tork. July It Twe dry sends araarbe la met at Bu-day etenliai. Tbe aaH ehow no cnanxe t-nanK-iw we ders ite.ng mure free.y in in-rum imh snr other kind. Tle K.e sNa ka of reuwvrs nod "t- berseosxisMie te fcaree a eertaia aieeitt awr buylns In aiavsll Kks.

wHSm.iM feaiere er of'any eort- Wlt le. illM pan aaeias l-ro tat very Int.e. it ine vart.Haa je.i.uis baylns macn me same ae a trri and steady a very prtce. at.i oaii'ea tnwlna vorv fa. I la aeai a.l ra Pern olvtas are quiet la al.

ew ami weral-d S.Kala cud i .11 ue nrm sou more aa.uve 'nm ALL RIVER PRINT CLOTH MARKET. Fall River. July IX Print (Mil steady aag unchanged at 3 7-lr. i FORK ION WOOL SALES. LnndVm.

July 12. At tbe woat sarehm sales te-day eaiies were orreeea. wni i ww. wllhtlrawa. mere was a sara" of New Zealand arwISM.

ewo.u- marine aad cross-brad suKabls tie tafu.inent and America. The f'irmer em rre.y sn.i the latter secared a few tuts Waftshl at Hay 11 d. It aa blarh aa say at tbe last sal-a. France boasrac snerlnos at full raue and taw bume traale aad the oontiajent of the lower anaes freelv. New rW.uth Ws.ee wosred caused a spirited competition and rvai'sd full rnuee.

The market waa nrm. pna-ee mrauim around. Followlns; are the ea.ee la New snetk Wales. 1.34S sales; eeoarea ll'ias Is J--K1: Sreaay Itld. Uueeno.an.l.

740 4isa; sootsreq ivyixi is sa; greaay ,4. Vlcariria, ass paiee; seems ranf asae Mouth Australia. bales: sieeey aw. a. New Zealand.

bales; ecoeued hdtM 4d; greasy 4'111. Cape of uad Hone and Natal, pairs; acoured tQid; sreaey ST. Lons WOOL. St. Louts, lu.y 12.

Tbe nrotd marbet as qataet snd amcnamred. Missouri and l.i.rMos ciehlng IS S1 itsat Sua JJ4ie: 4rtajeea aad Weu-ern. bright aad mM.um 14dle; line n-lium 14 14r: 'IVaas sad Territory. meOlura IS'ec; flne miiliasi 14WI4c: fair to eejoeje teo-Weeael ag34u. TL'UPtaS'TINa: MARK ETA WiHnlngton, July 12.

Kplrrts of twrpefiilne- la steady at Ruem firm st fti sa. r-ruue turpent.ne arm aa. Il 21 44 and Lta Tar firm al 21.14. Charleeaoa, Jaiy IT Tarpesrtlne firm at 22e. Roeta arm.

SavanaaJi, July 11 TurpeoUae firm at 24sw Rosia quiet and un.hansed. FORKioN pRomrcB. London. July 12. Acoaretag to the Mark Lane Expmne It la senerally eeu mated Hie ILnsiuw wheat crop will enow sn averaaa of buaiieis to taa awv wtilch ka about twe buna la beinw Ine aumuJ.

Tha aeeae aatlMentv, cotoeaenung aa the retesrt that tha Russian cr'tps kave beea se sertnusl damasred danait rna bast fertnlsht. that tbe teoveraaaeat preparlns ie take ea-ceptaaoat aa assures for the relief of a er turaj dlatreas. says: "Thla ha a stranre rumor to reacb us la Ju.y and we advtee the pubMq to be Chary about acoewtiaq It." Liverpool. July It. Wheat dull: No.

I red Northern soiinar 4s 1 1 1 Cora dull, Americas mlxnl soul aew za se; old Ss lit -S fuiurea eeey: July 2s td; Auxuet Is 1i1. pieieewiher te yd. The tmporta of wheat Uverpoid during the past week were; Kmra A'saotio aaarta 2.ae quarters; frean eiber porta 4 et qaartara, ImfMrts of aura (rota AUaoUa gAsjtg tt. geage a. aw a )i i I i.