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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
WEEK EspEp JULY z, 1883.

HAY AND srRAw-only a small trade is reported /;
,SSss are 70 pso p Timothy soSs5e shipping
a. e5oc 40 Rye 1ods 6e short do 30 s4oc.' oat
afD sA nrm tone PREVAILS offerings small and
Ries' d es% 2ae no crandc ass California
1SSsS ac iSS Yam npiSo sc BOsOs isS2
ccs c SsS Slaughter Calcutta I2sSs Buo
the recent eonesSons Il Is also that the
ss has been ssc rss lots ~ ss2 are
hsre n Iron and Metal Exchange report
day. steady bu. quiet s2s on sPo Tor mo- ~ 90
iUT Js.y do a rse aal iafo ISc Bstors iisc
IoLAssEs- le.. Cuba was quoted a. a zoe cargo
seId on private terms Grocery grades quiet an" I'M
NAVAL sToREs-ROnn, quIs, and essentially IN.
snlrf. urusutipo irregular 90 bo South
Gus sod :. 81 e bbls do. y7c Tar and Pitch onet
G an {, Sn esa
ss sSp0's s ana SaewSs3tos $50 Crude
sr 5 bone FOR use CITY, Pwys western
DS% s sesw % s5e Lard
make Crude MssSss' FOR s Sohen oraao
OCEAN FREioHrsoraln bersh.roo@ received mod i
iCun are shippers q the moment 90 K
u sa. SI boxes s1
~ a. se ssp Flour sSr'' o s.'s 500
s Ss'' sS Sson Sa aGS 'S on
FsSS su lS a: 1000 Ssis. es.sss
Ca bacon. Sss 5000 sack. Flour A s
iitaU BUSH sss S..s 80
HHVRE ste steam 400 les. g xSTWERP Sc am
"a 400 FsF sa 0s
Sous PEsn ssssns cf two san
Sssa hal. ao %Sp SSs hsassS petroleum
s $'S g. az D.isss
go 1000 orders rs ASDs siSs,S ost. 5000 d.
BohpEAu2 Br!ise piTf w BALTIC Rassisn brig
S7s tons Hosin Ss .MAzATLAN APP SgAYMAs Ger ser
p az lss is9' es So%s
out only ase 'Oresn port charges Joha b.
IN a7, bark Ia ,ss. rom s%Ssers:
a % s. 81 se9i
seS and Dss. 5S S Sa,s sGs toms toms from from
bI Ssse % .ss coast ass
TS DO sSe ss S Fl ass
@ a ,ss%s nom s. a aSSS e. q e Salem. ESs
81 y x$SS p0 ss,,Sa q 0m H'O's'n
e cS sEs tS% issss
in Western market. ss pss ai ns
Or S no Ssas 81
SSs Ss:s sP %s eV SS.
SD ess Family Mss brands az, wsss s Prime
St Az s% as sis
E ssIs sss: i ss city n1:
sales S po az 4 %ss'
1sS Ssa dsmssa ssa
nav ESQ rsther weak while well sustained IN price
Picked shoulders ssosc 100 Picked hass
~ pirtsd Re!ss quoted 81 09ot Picked sneuusre
Ees p'ctlsS n ams l8selo, saaoked shoulders vsc
s.ots "a Hams wholly nou,t JUL
shoTS clear half aud half DRESSED hoss a1Da
e. higher iss ss% Is quiet Out held
," ay option sold up 5e but closed Vita .ns I'M
loss later deliveries have been very
The opening ruling strong ana advancing oeo pv iiiI
s. an . sssss "a s
rates less sosive All
choics 800 v loci loo tcs July & scs kspssS
her eot SS9Uc, ooslpG eoec 5xo0 tcs ~ ausc
! aIie. ciosing 9lSc. 2.7bo tca seller ssS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
AN APACHE OUTBREAK.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 10.-A dispatch to
The Examiner from oposura Bonora, the headquarters
the Mexican Army, says; "Commsndant Aguirre with
$50 men pursuing the Sierra nadre Mountain Apaches
who committed outrages at Bacsdicuachi Oh Juno H.
After General Crook had concluded peace with them
THESE indians committed murders and carried OF stock
Lieutenant Pares OF the State troops hes reported that
an Indian trail, made General Crooks old trail
ss uncovered by his troops June rs and that signal
moapt.sn no e "sl, visible on many OF the
us lis, report Aguirre still in the
eeIra Maares IN the direction OF Guinapa, but 10
ehpec.ea ne wonid return shortly, when he would
sps 10 report on the Indians LETT in the noun
nLs nsy are earnest IN complying with General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
CIVIL NOTES.

writ of habeas corpus was obtained yes
terday from Justice Cullen In the Supreme Court
Chambers in favor Of James Stewart Hartford VINO mas
been confined for some time In the asylum on wards
Island Ills alleged that Mr. Hartford perfectly sane,
him or allow other physicians to examine him.
Fanny Bosch, age sixteen, died some time
sgo leaving will in which she gave all her properly
to her aunt, Angelica straul The probate OF TIE WIZ
contested by Miss Boschs sister PnnnS n 20
cured BY undue influence. Surrogate holns yessotvg
rendered decision In which he refuses 10 PROBATE Tue
will.
Justice Cullen yesterday granted writ OF
habeas corpus In favor of Augustus T. Henriques AID
directing his wife, Ida J. Henques, to produce In court
their little girl who is alleged be confined In come
Mace TO him unknown Mr. Henriques charges that his
wife IL bad woman, and that he now has pending sui
vonnoer children aud was In all respects an improper
person 10 have the custody OF child
Justice Cullen, in the Supreme Court, Cham
bers yesterday made order for the service by publ
cation OF the In the suit for limited divorce
on the ground cruel and nhunan treatment brought
10y Mary T. Miller against her husband Aiyah Miller Ut
strong drink and mas treated her Al for years she says
thai ne M: yesr sse ao asks for the
custody OF her two children ages respectively n'e ana
twelve.
Martin Frankel some time ago was passen-
ger on the steamship Lyd'an Monarch One night he
was startled out OF his sleep by violent assault made
upon him by q man armed with knife, and received
serious tnjures He brought suit against the Royal Ex
Company 10 recover 500 900 damages.
On the ground tat the no made the assault upon
him was a msdman, and that the company's servants
knew the fact but neggeEiy let him 90 Tree about ibe
vessel The defendant put In an answer denying tne
ownership OF the Lydian Monarch Yesterday an sppi-
eaton was made t. Judge M tse
to put 10 an amended answer Decnion was fcser'eo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, July IL.

NEw-foRk, July IL.
The petroleum market to-day was almost
counterpart ~ that OF yesterday The difference lay In
tho fact that the dealings larger and tho range OF
prices on lower basis Prices opened ut ~ 49, shade
lower than last nights final figure aud after feeble uc-
tnatons all day the market closed weak ut III lit Inc
close in OIL City was 81 liis last sale. and VI H. BID
ndrea by the porro demand for certificates largo
short interest exists In the market but very often
certificates are borrowed 20 disguise sales OF long
stock which not discovered until tho borrowed OIL Is
returned Tho abatement OF the Tide Water Pipe Line
for lime falls 10 lessen effect Of the unfavoraolo
roport OF the United Pipe Lines The Tide water shows
net stocks 531 certificates credit
balances 3e4 03i receipts IN june 2osoao dehveres'
20 oeo, excess receipts, 50,ss3-al tho figures oeing
given in barrels The net stocks increased from May
AZ 500 barrels aud the certificates issued 1890 barrels
rhs a he frat time this year that tho TIDE Waer net
stocks have showed IA gam over the previous mouth.
Tns net stocks OF ali tGs pipe lines now amonht 10
35gIO, 973 barrels against 3o9Ioiso osfFe's ou "v
al an increase OF 337,727 barrels
Tho range of prices aud the total dealings to-day In
y. a.f
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a SATAGE ATTACK FOR HONEY.

WATERrowN, N. T., July 10. - Hugh
Mclean was arrested to-day for shooting Henry Newroth
on SUNDAY LAST Mclean 10 az MISUNDERSTANDING Cana
dian lad sixteen years old and has been employed a.
farm hand He was walking on the railroad three mil GA
from here and oycrtaken by Newroth They walked
quietly along when Mclean suddenly drew hs revolver
and shot Eswreth in the ARA Newroth asked him why
fewroth handed him his pocketbook and ran away.
Mclean tnen nrse second shot which entered New
roths back and out OF his breast passing through
lung. fewroth IL IN the hospital with fair chance OF
recovery. Mclean has been identified BY Eewroth and
confesses saying tbs; be wanted snsy With whioh 10
return 10 Canada
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N Orleans
s s oT saa ydS;ry a sE maaa,,ns %

Futures moderately active closing steady Ct decline Ct
s:,i Sos 8 5sSr
April islfsiois Nay iSS7, Siesins Rrs.;,Tj9jy.
lsSs9 s4ss Assrs s'Tsss
sssISg, S9Ss,. os March
FIoyE AND MExL-sL EMsIIsI dai: shippers in;
supply ps:sas
msesi Extent ss pes: Would
sa: : sSS 81: @ 3 aes
Sr S eS g g.
e. ssS.. Sas WIS.,: iss s.s;
ha !. e. .oJs ssf s. {. latter Sssss g
c.s Es ssss Western. ssas'
90 EFT 9s 30 s Es. .sS
% SO ssss. sS .ss q Ms:sfs
iea. e. Common . far sIsr Fan coed g
60. ssoe VERY Choice Is ESQ 40 Patent wstss wssss
o assss a 1Ss o.
,::y o s % Sssss T. ss.fs
IS SOFAS for TO Good % sSnss % for uood
sSs 0 Sassss . s.sss IT, TsST %ssen
ssGi w M unsettled opening s,.coxsr
from s decline and sSs
t ssay ts s W under the
"sas a yep
atuEs $4,000 push easA ,1ciuding upsTsdsa Spring
arrive 81 os Ungraded Winter Red, eocSsi Is
81 ioia, No Red 81 i2ia free board from stere
al ll6Sasi IL certihcsesi New Red southern.
81 la ussradea White 81 oossi 20 the latter FOR very
White sscI No White 81 10 for rail eertinaass Nc No..
RED seller July nominal at 81 ia No t:eo eeuer
xega i2ks is slss. 81 1sS ssyseHssr ss 81 ~
sii7h Novcmbsr 81 lsssl iSo closing 81 10 -
Tie, sales late $4,000 bush western 70 arrive
est ii.fsi
CoRN-hafket tevesh and unsettled opening se lover
INDEPENDENTLY recovered from the decline and advanced
no NC heavy again. with adyvnc lost And closing
about steady under tho cosing prices OF yesterday
moderate export light homo trade dsmsnd and good
ON sales LBS ooo bush
l7sOOO bush inclndinE Ungraded Mixed at sa.c
No SIC, steaa CT mixed, 81 sb5c; No. nominal 90 nc
steamer White .. W. In elevator southern ,no ss pc
August es'. sei closing dose; ssRsmeer sisssSs,sc
Nsket a better closing steady wl,s ou the sassnis
option. so MiIed toc So Sr seT Tsn
No q doc. quoted steI No Chicago sSst %s
state SO sotc: SO Mred seller July .i5at, eio s,a
closing y0Tc., october. SCR SO &c. closing 5bsc
FEED-Modsratcly active without decided change in pnee
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
HAyTIAN OFFICIAL IN TROUBLE.

Ernest Model, a man representing himsei 70
no a special envoy Of the Haytiau Government was
arrested some time ago On ground that he had run
ND board bill for $1O5 at the Grand Central hoIei
and then ran away from the hotel ana was
about to run away from the country. The oroer o'
arrest was vacated few days ago upon andavts .enu
ing to show that Mr. Model left the hotel In an
after giving notice OF his intention 80 10 oo'
20. q man Of nobe birth and pobler character wealthy
and reyered at home and that his arrest was an
to tho Government which no repyesenteu Yscated
on aidsyits which seemed to show that ME- Nod9i naa
not been quite frank with the people ~ tno orano S
trat Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
UNPROTECTED W0MEN ATTACKED.
sEaRo's ATTEMPT TO ROB INMATES or A COUNTRY
HOUSE.


WEsTPoRT, Conn.,, July 11.-Last Wednes-
day night negro. who mad been seen proving about
the neighborhood. made attack the house OF Mrs
Burr sturges, OF Weston, widow who. with her
two daughters, reside General A. 8. Jarvss mill
tary school The negro mad been by family in
the early part OF the evening making survey OF the
prcmises but they thought nothing IT, sut after they
had retired for the night he made attempts TO enter the
house. He burst Ia the outer door in the rear of thu
house. ana then two other doors before he came to tbs
where the inmates had retired They heard him
about the rooms, but were frightened they dare not
make any alarm. Finally after ransackine the hous. q,
Ais content he knocked on tile door OF their siseung
room aud demanded entrance. Finding h.s annesi.
hseded he made attempt to burst IN the door saw
&g would have their money their nvcs One OF the
younz ladies raised window and shouted for help ana
also blew horn vigorously, while the Others held the
door against the ntrude bat the neghbors were so far
away they did not hear their cry.
Believing their lives In danger one Of the young
ladies fed down the front stairs and the lots
her night Clothes while the mother and other daughter
took the street vita what clothss they could catch
ran for dear life 10 the house Of Joseph O. sturges
brother-n-law Of Mrs. ssurges who lives about hun
drcd rods below They tapped on Mr.. sturges's bed.
room window and imporsd him to lot them In stating
negro robbng their and had threatened their
hves Mr. sturges Yves sick and could render them no
assistance, and his George 6turees and their hired
naa had gone to Norwalk on business and had
taxned In few moments, however, they drove up,
80 george A. eturges and the hired man, armed with
e1d reviewers, hastily repaired 10 the residence OF
IL 1turgcs but enly 70 aud the doors all open and the
ss hsn go2e II was net learned that the scamp had
ss nue. g ~ was Thought his great desre was for
sssE hs ie supposed 70 DO the same person that
.ex venan, on June "a In Reading. The description
s"sG ths fellow By Mrs. eturges and her daughters
isI Ia hs wa sent to prsel from PhsasIphis IL
sfo ~ SO ~ broke into the depot at Reading and
ccSyv seS soea4 ana also stole horse from sheriff
Sne nst have been Committing robbSriss Ia Wilton,
SosfSr ~ and surrounding tswns the past six
pseS esi5 M ?,sce thought 70 be ~ Weston ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
ASKING DAMAGES FOR SALVATION. =

George Stickel, age thrty-twU, H7InK III
unterdon-s Newark has begun suit In the courts st
Newark, claiming 5000 damages from the Edison
Electric Light Company stickel was employed In the
shops of the company Harrison, opposite Newark I'M
III recently when he became salivsted with mercury
used in his work stckel asserts in his bill OF
that Mt the time he was employed there was nothing
saii 10 him I'm cauonary way, and that re was not IN
formed Of the nature Of the article. used In M wok
frther AYERS that he woe placed under the care OF
nhyscian employed by company, and that ne gave
him Improper medicines He claims that his heaith
Marina enfly impaired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rissr. Vssssts aat RIiiroats.
NEw-yoRK. Wednesday, July II. 1888
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NRw-YoRx. Wednesday, July II. 1881


AsHEs-Quet and unchanged.
COFFEEspot dulI nominal az 9iac for fair car.
goes options sales 1000 bags No. at 80
6735 Tor July. 73s tor August 746 for september 1Soc
755 1865 November and 40 for December
closing follows January, February 79ooS9o
March. s00os.l 0 April. 5l0e520; Nay S2o3s.zoi June
74017.50i october. o755i November 7eoS:oo De
cembe 77U0775 Mild grades quiet today but within
few DAYS there have been sales no before mentioned OF
l200 bals aguaya velenct 100 Caracas washed aud
unwasbed do and 600 Maracofbo private termA
CorTONspot Cotton dull and lsc lower sales 70 bales
Delivered 100 bales Receipts at the ports to-day
9ii bales AGAINST this day lasr week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12

,v,rroot July lI,-l2.30 . m.-cotton anl MIA
srs Gn,ands bl2Ii Oreana psd Sales ouV" oalos,
nind,n~ 900 or ano etport receipts iuovo
haias Including 800 bales American
INV Midannr clause July delivery. oeui 90 Juiv anu
'.nt aenxerv 6Ia.ai August and september aens'
srtob.r ana november delivery. 34; 10 Novem0el snu
.c.ber delyery 6sad do. December ana JehuAtJ o"n'
bas..d closed nat an.
e,ivysroot July ni;SO D-Cotton-rne sAiss OIL Inc
dav inc udsc 300 bAea Awsrica-. - ,,.,.us.
"I ,vprPooi July li-4.OV panan
sd DO October snd November delivery os.e.n u"'
Nan mi ami delivery 6sead Futures closed noAA
~ .IyFsTox July n.--Cotton dulI MihnnE y's..'
Ios MiddluR plc.. Good Ordinary stc not Ioeoip's'
.,Js haey gross 223 Dales exports " uroa'
s.i.s' 10 franco baoG 10 tho contlnsnt - paics
10 ibe uhanneL Daos. co2stwis~ i+AV osAos' sAi'A
90 s,,ea jay ii-cortop quiet MddnE eaieci
-. MiddinS Dso ordnsry. esec aes teooip.Si
~ haissr aross 3ls baesi exports oosst"iso- 1900
bsies. 10 France bales; 20 tho Contineh@
10 c,reat britain bales safes, ooo paios' iAss e''N
,nx a baie, stccx. a6,b2s DAes ..,.., oa...
sisAssxsJmy iICotton weak Mdoi nnl rees'sss
u hsss' aross "a bales exports oosstwiss.
hs,es' to tbe Contincnt bales; 10 Great brta,n oa7
bales, saIes DaIes evening" - paes' s'''A '~''
bales
ro1xoo Juiy ll-~whsat dull and easier NO. whts
MieIlgsn sio2 NJ 49, az syc; Susast 81 os,i
sepSssSpsJ January ~ ~ iS DUH and lever Nc
e ss . osS csso Ssts dull, No. cash. SOC re
csYpts~wnsas Neoo basa Germ e.ooS enra s7 ooj
~W bush shipneats-whsas ao'oso push" wiz '''"''
bush. oatx. 5000 bush
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s95s.siO s42i. SO inc. sie7.767


EUHOFEAN Fly hNNtAL MAHhEfos
LONDON July ll-12.3o o. w.-consos CO.'S for money:
and l0ui,s account United states I've per cent
bonds extended. i0ti Atlantic Great western first
cerncztes 47s Enc second consols 49,
Newly Central. l2ob Illinois Central 1866 Pennsyi
CentraL JOis Reading. 20 VI hiuanaee AND 81 Pau
Common lo6AA
LoSDos. July il2,0o D. m.-P~ns sdylces quote three
per 90 ceutmes the ACCOUNT
LONDON July ll.-toO D in-Auanuc and Great western
mortgage certIncztea 47s Erie, J7& New
YORK Contra 100 II Illinois Central lS5i Pennsylvania
Central. CO. Sew.York Ontario Western 1eis; Mnwau
kee ana 81 Paul Common, i06l
LONDON July l0-tU0 D. ms-faris advlces quote three
and exchange London AZ 20 francs z5 confines fos
eherks
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA July 11.-Flour-Unchangedi demand con-
s; S 5sss:ss s
cisar - Is. DO sassis $3.50 iss Ono Patent SsS
g 81 s Ss g ssssS Isssss;s Sss:ss
BE- Pau iy se1 bat ss or no demand
4 az f o a e. Si NJ
0sssl 10; 80 q issssL is5s No. a. 10 NJ Il
Of ss. ~ On i ~ sS
% Ss.ss.i li 81 j 81 Il Il s:s:
nom1. corn.0ps1s1 &c lowell , sst sSo;
on spscn.tiSn account sad sGsrosy any inquiry .h!
cs:s dbl sSs ssS No @S sss N
se s s6 s a .H q S
xSsS s Ss,ess! sss s ss' s sssss
CARROTS weak under se closed du
s wS S T Si1 No. ID M
ide z7c Mizsd zse: No DO 44S Fu,arss quiet put
We: wiz: s:.;s$sss s.s "a 81
..psS ss s s f S Soc si
sH; s Ss Family oil S Pei n ss s Sss Hams 90 ss
80 PSss , Nee ss h% s su ns;s
iSisc sass snossd. LODE 90 u salt sse shonlasr: I.
q, :s Is 10 g nS SG s"s Bss: ii
sm..s das'sS CITY Esa r. S SlS
sss, s1 e sSss:
sss wsssn 1sa e
Bon, a9 Is w.;s.. S sss
@ Good sssss rsnnsyy.si: fsfs Skins q s,ss9c,
40 sSr f rsr q Good s.nus
s der s' s ersss.':s e.
tesn fsedFsm Wnse5 sr,. slS xoSs ~ . Wss
Ss.S :;S::;:
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COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL.

SUPREME CoURr-cHAHBERs-BeforoC Cullen Ing. 81,
az 81 53 So co 81 O. 49, 81 g. &c. 90 H. H. rs "a 10
IS Il IS 10 So g. - 81 s. 90 80 ga So 90 70 o. ~
Us ICE Il2 ls7 J63 1914 1861 1906 1917 23s $40 al IA
2iS IA 245. "a 2l7 24s, 24D go Z2l 2ox 20 Z2t 5s
2 20 80 al 49, l20 1874 l3o 1914 ia lSs 2Sl 1885, 1885,
POS, 256, 257, 25S. go. 26l. -.
SUZANNE CoUET-srEciAL TERk-Beiore DoSohue J'-Nos
49,. 1913 . <,.-.. "a, ..
suRRooArE's CoUKT-Before Rollins scontested viii OF
lanes stokes Of Jesse Hoyt and Lafayette
Ranuey at al q. III. - -. ,,-... e,
SUPERIOR C0URI-SPEC1AL TbhA-beiOfe fTeramAh IL
No day calendar - -. - 49,. r
i.vc tfnda
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
sAxFRAxcIsco. "Wednesday. July IL. 1888.

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12

"see here. landlord didn't you = sS,s psssv
snSrs ss but sosmn nssse
II Msrc, sro ronSi;6 il the Isa:s unt ~, we wos
May. Il you hsG Seiz tstrot Free frsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-12
COTTON nAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

The refined market IN dull, with prices uhcn.nsoa
immediate delivery. but shaoe i'rne' io'
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EuRoPEAN wARXETA

LivERroor. July ll-Bsoon Cumberland c1t A36s sheee
BID 44Oa PORK Primo Ness stod DO western !!y i1ra'
Prime Americas Cn0tos OLGA Iuks
psntns sp,ntA 1854 Prvvaons Lard eoos per cas fof
Amsrican- Brszdstuns-Corn. 52o tor New Mixed wesS
vi ID for Calforna No q Sosd fo Red wiatss Peas
Cd statea nnsst do BeeI s5Vi for Exsre
India Mess -.
Lapssen xo9o Ger quarter lAnseed Oil. ~ l5oR2O ~
per rAliss +7e Ger ewt Hsanea fesroasSa. osS
xxvsn July ll.-whcors Lard closed at 80 francs 20
EsExEs Jaiy II.-wlcoxs Lard clossi ss AZ marks ~
pfennngs per lioIbs Petroleum marks eo piehaihs~
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then there has been q systematic effort to depress
the price of the bonds and the attempt has been
remarkably successful considering that the bond is
secured by first MORTGAGE. that no default in in-
terest has occurred aud that according to the say
ings of the company's officials none is expected to
recnr at the next interest day. September 1.
The sub-Treasury to-day lost on balance $780,
556, made up by currency loss of 1921 ABS less
coin gain of $6f.877 The days operations covered:
Receipts $95s,001; payments, $1,114,557; cur
rency balance, $7721.557; coin balance. $l15.-
714063. Money at the Stock Exchange was in
abundant supply, and rates ruled at per cent for
call loans. There are no material changes In the
rates for domestic exchange.
The Clearing House statement to-day was % fol-
lows: Exchanges, $109. S25 PA; balances SO, 49,
45S
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
ton. The customs receipts were $3.50 5i4 and the
internal revenue receipts $3.50, 203.
In the absence of business leading bankers to-day
reduced their rates for foreign exchange The con-
ditlons, however, which must rule the market
hnally-the relative movements OF merchandise and
Of securitles-are not one whit changed from what
business as follows: Bankers, bills "a s44
and "a 81 for long and short sterling respectively.
o.2iit and 5dlsi9 for francs, 94i2 and 90 for
reichmarks. 1913 aud 40ls for guilders.
In London British consols were unchanged at
90 1915 for money. and were Is lower at 100 lie
for account. United States Gigs were quoted at
at 10 1-16 American railways fully sympathized
with yesterdays dec line in the home markets; but
Atlantic and Great Western hrsts were up Il, and
Illinois Central was steady. At Paris French per
cents rose to 7s.92ia. ard sight exchange on Lon
don ruled at 25.25I2 francs TO the e.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported;
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
I'll s:si' e.; !..El ,sl s:Ii;
CHICAGO, ST PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA.
Number q miles 90, gay so AL iao
jan TO July 17eS.745 235S59o 24oS,2i2
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
F f1 rssl IL ssgsss s,ssse
Jan. to July 7....... 7,4eaB36 e40S368 1l,llbOO0
CHICAGO AND ALTON
1881. 1882 1883.
First rses Ia July: sl7osss sl4asts sisesss
Jan. l 70 July 7........ 3245.958 3577557 392l,S2o
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
E sH%s ss: s! 7kSsS sssSsss sssssss
jan 70 July I----..-- bbos,alo eoS4rsoo oeos'S0s
LONG ISLAND.
1892 1888. Dinersnce
First week in Juiy..... s99 sl0i33s Inc. $s,334
Jan. 70 July l074ss0 lls+293 Inc. lo9,743
cHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO
Month Of Iune s2siiSs 5aSSsa szSssS
ports the following comparison of the results OF its
business Tor FIVE months OF two years:
s sse.. . sas 81 Inc Da:ssas
Operating erpenses.. s7s,sis l.c3lssS Inc l7I4So
Ne, s.rnius,...... s1ss.si0 a2is7o Inc sis7.7S7
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