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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
THE COURTS.

,,,,r OVER MRS MILBANK'S PICTURE
,,,p.xK TELLS ABOUT "sECoND-HANp kA
.rox.D AND SAYS HIS WIFE LEFT HIM @lo'-
600. x,,.+ AGAINST
IT, A. Mnbank who refused to accept anu pay 10
Da-.r,it Of Mrs Mnbank, came up again yes'e'"'S
- Referee Robert Bonynge. Mr. Anue anu. SUI
,rore w W. Niles and John l.. Ill., anu
II C. King appeared for the defence MI
- ,aknr the stand, told about the agreement "'u'
-, himself and the artist. Inc por'r"' WIS
=. :, 600 but he told Mr.. Anderson that nc n's"'
~, no able to pay it all down. Mr. Anderson su,l
1901 nerfect satisfaction. and intended 10 sno"
81, at the Paris Exposition Mrs' Mho',N wa"
s.;rted Ufe-sze and IN bridal array nut Tue nNou
AZ not sut and Mr. Mlbank would not take IT, WI
Nuhank died afterward, and her HUSBAND Vpe"o'
.oro,a,ions with the artist for the picture ou' NO
trms were ever agreed to- Mr.. Anderson ni'u0 'OiI'
chances in it, but still it did not SUIT
Mr.. Medallion was said to have expressed an "u.
,orso oninion of the picture, and Mr. MlOanA ""'
- ohou, her. He said he know no snc9 perso1h
,t afterward admitted that she was SORT Oh
hMr Hiii-What do you mean by that
Tbo vvitness-She was my aunt Histor', In him
Inc WWiihonL said that Mrs Milbank had leIt MN
ak 900 but had wiled most OF her property " "0
t-,thc,s and sisters. II,
biwV Wicklow much was she worth r,
a. KING move tho evidence he s'ncKeh ou' co,n
. ne most dsqtacefd thing over heard coming HUN
NJ Niles nroduced photograph OF Mrs, m on5
~ I'M, her husband could sec no reschDiun'o' an"
"a moi he did not recognize ". ,caor.
'w,ii,,,n NJ Baker brother-nlaw OF inc Icoauun' ,
,s5 that he would moi have recognncu tne Haio
ong hundred Hc said that be va, o u, " bool,
Wi ctv Mr. Niles tried TO make nun on, , oI |as
omt Mr. King got tired and said nls ',,,S 40
sscI,ed into n farce | think the referee o'k", iJ
I'm, Won. niles II the Judge wero mere "o "'"'
e., ,o,.c' Won nut ont of this room" 80 ,oc,or, 70
hW,, Ann + Mllhank sster OF the uclonu"in' b,t
.ardod "a LAWYER Kills questions coutleo"hN bc,
~ tavvrr Miles began 20 cross-que,toh n 'nrrn,r
W.. dashed Sho said that the portrait WIS ""'''"
s' Wr Hc.gwha do You mean by marrow across ''
tycsi ,b,, | soid air I could
mean nothing olse. , ,.od,b Mr. Niles held
49, Gs ybIto hat and asked her 20 show nun ~" ", 10
wes ooh" she said, that has been .I F m ncbS
,nanv times I can tell You " quarter Va "'
and sbo did Mr. Niles Jet her 60 ga9N ,od tbc f,cc
Mr. Anderson testified that ho had p''"'" WV
Of the portrait over. ,,
Mr. fIil-Why did you paint 1t over
Tho ritncss-'That's none Of your business
Mr. Iill-1hcn that Is the end oil TINS o"7''
The witncss-Thcn II ~ your ouSnosS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
Bd. Asked Bill Asked
US.t 1lrsg 1928 ll2o Us cur gs 1852 JIG
Us. 4sl3)l. csnll2as ll21 - cur IS is8llzs
\ 4sl ~. reg. 1870. 4O2 Us 'ur. s. lss3.l -
;. - fO7.eol. 2d4 1907 .. 'odc. 6s 81 ~
50 cents or 1907 jls. Col 5-oJs l0e
Ij.h.C On 81 s51

state bonds neglected. OF city bank stocks I'm
uorcrs and Traders. sold ESQ., Park at $50 and Han
over at $50.
The movement Of prices for the speculative kinds r
regular Of the better class % bonds hsre free sup
ply at current figures Erie second consos opened up g
at 52l declined aad closed 1t 52 H. and frs; con-
sol IS were up to 49, Boston Hartford and Erie rsts
sold at TO- against IA the last previous salo Canada
Southern first 5s wore OF l. at 96 Nsw-Y0rk Elevated
first "a were srsng 1I57s East Tennessee Virginia
and Georgia conso SIS declined y to 81 West shore and
Buffalo first So after 10 u lower at 39l2
New-York, Chicago and st, Louis first Va
u higher at 81 p Albany asd susquehanna seconds
sold 104 1884 Michigan Central g. 1902 brought
1921 Central md Hud-sn dcbenIure 5s lo4, Missouri
Pacific yOnsOs o6l 99Gas, and third mortgages 96l2.
LOUSY lie ass Nashville trsts, NewOTeans and Mshile
division we're OF from l9l2 TO 7ea a79 hlnitobs con
soils we.e Il on at o9a Denver Rio Orande and Western
hTs. up per cent at 30 Union P.clae hrss were
L higher ut los. Texas and Pacific ipcoBes declined
of u at 40 Northern Pscihc hrsts lower at lOl
and Oregon Railway and Navigation frsts were on y
al lO4
The Sub Treasury to-day made further loss on balance
OF 1919 632, mads up by coin loss Of se2l 400 less
currency ean Of s3StS The ds egsSEgSiss:s S cgy.
renoy balance 80 I5 5le com balance 81 19,bs2,567
The money market at the stock Exchange was IN
changed at IL a per cent fer call loans.
The Clearing House statement tedSy vas "a follows
The URited states Treasury ~ NsthhS1on To-Day re-
ceivod S36s 900 In National bank nses sr redemption
The customs receipts 500 o33 ane Che internal rev.
enue receipts were S237. lee.
The foreign exchanges without now features ana
rates are steady in the face OF small demands Toe
quotations for business are - foioWsi bankers pn
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GIRO WANTS THE BAIL REDUCED

ROME INTERESTING AFFIpAVlTs RtoANOlN' 49,
RELATIONS WITH MRS. TBoMPsoN.CoA'
A motion in behalf of Edelberto Gro 10 va
,at. the order OF arrest which no was sent " NUo
sreet jail in the suit of Mrs Caroline " VoA was -
,,ore Iudge Freedman yesterday, in the superior
oh,n,hars MIRA Cox, IL will DO recalled on marriage IN
ct orswerod a matrimonial advertisement WHICH sne
,svs was inserted IN morning paper by Ar olIo' ~
eopseousnoe she met him by appointment ~ was ~
long ere Mrs. Cox mad Giro arrested lie quo sue ~
elared not only promised TO marry her ana then
20 carry out his part Of the contract after Representing
himself as man Of ailuring wealth. out ne n9u
her 10 tntrust 70 him some $1,000 In money as piV
indie 10 fortune 20 be made in Mexican mining sVocN
Mr. Giro sought yesterday through his counsel Chrs
touner Fine 70 secure his rccaso or AZ least dimnuo
Of hs bail from $4,000 TO $1,000 Mn Fine ssscr,ea
that tho ad0vts IN o oeae save no br lo
tna Mrs Cox presented afdayits setting form
thai Giro 6sd boon interested esarsr IN The Steiner
S5.s, ana SGPpsGR S s RE-. Cox sna sunk
T. tho soaeme, Bridget OReiy VINO co2Sgd iTT dre
S mort Cam rcSearssd in affidavit how February
b. 1888 bsdhosded. foreig99Sxing seste 90 n
tsIS and shS impaired to tSe baidhsatSd man ,he
sc 0a sa rnd d' Ao a ss
bis Giro mat hs was Tcs Eng S %as fam tko
love PASSED Between Ms Thompson and the oal4
mep thought he: ey xer9 going z seI daspd with
Mrs GSI ' h Uo S iS'B man that
was not slxtyave years old and affirmed that she ives
oniy hfty.lve she said that Gro even adhered 10 SIS
II ontlons to marry her Hs letters 6ssr Sa,r neg e
ana were signed Edward" Mrs. Cox eoISoooISie9
oil Of Brldgcts stasmonts relative 20 tue baldleadea
man when she WAS plain Mrs Thompson. she had con-
gnoated the news Of her engage uient 70 him for maT
monia purposes 10 trienss Bridgeport Gros protts-
tsuOas Of love were unlimited up TO the Tune "hen ne
col hol1 Of bar money Then came change, and The
badhoadod msn impaired her the tender informauoa
thst she was too ola for him. 80.
The sedavtts OF people OF Bridgeport declare tha drs
THOMPSON OK was a woman OF on-deraele property
there economical and almost penurlous. but YET Wss
"ren4rkasy sympathetio and 0fecuons'e u we
tendencies OF her nature The Opponents oil tod now
Mr. Thorn psonCo1 had spoken OF her engagement 70
Giro and how had referred 70 her expectations oi
marrying the T1ch French gentleman"
Jud- e Freedman reserved his decision.
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rrnnprAY pRonrcr MARHer.

trygsPoor July l7-Pro -BaconCsno.rlani Cue
9asG Middles, 800 "a Short Cle1r Mldle4
4Ss Sd short Ribs AS ssoOlders 5s % rr VT Bes
ats s.r extra uan Mess; Prime Moss 4 P0rs-iiuls
Gss. lila Oh par Dbl Pnns Moss EAStsra, - ST
am 5ts Lard-Amerioaa, 3ss Cd: rrne "escrn - %;
fsa al AIS ID Cut O4A oa -heuldeIs 3ts-
SHtser s5s Dor owt Tor asest Untsi state Cheese
70 R.a Winter T. 81 as ID per Ssn'a " ssrias
=. A. Tsw Western Winter -. Ell. New AlX-S western
az ,',Iornta 10 l. Is ID sSs sd; Cssraia Ne ?.
e as "a per cSntsL Cora Mixed Old s.. 6tli de-
a. loa per GENITAL Producs-sprts Sf Turpeaune.
Is sdI 90 al Lsnd.a RE Sd per cwL Re.ast rstFe
leus 90 e.r sl'T CS''r ,sr ct
Ps "a Pale sA les al tnseed Oil 1873 sd. per cwt
IoSpos July l7-FTeouce-lIpsSsa o. Elo "a . 10 losi
per ton Calcutta l4nssd SIS Sd Cd quarter LIN.
sssa Cake S. 1Ss lo tsa Kesooi Petrcean "a
I'D per sasa Splits Of Turpsatns 2iS Cd per ers
spsrI oil a6s per ton eesn- conmoa a. "a - e..
pale 81 oils Prsyssns-Lari, 44s Oh per cwI ier
AmsncaE Sugar los l6s "a per cws tsr Clol ,e n
ugal ssarlzag 05s All l3s 81 Sl4A ID Tor SuOa AUS
coyads TAR reanln alOlt
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON S7ocL&
Bosrov July L, 1884,
THURSDAY, July Up. ".

THURerAY, July Up. W.
There Is nothing now 20 record ofthc conditions existing
at the stock xcLanee and the business done Is so small
and Of such caracter that n;te comment Is re-
ouired To-day the transactions amounted only tolFosVo
shares AGAINST 1898 yesterday, and u days totsI
three stocks furnished more tEas one-haf OF the
whole: St. Pau, 8G1O0; Union rac.Ac, $4,000
and Western Union 16s0O shares. Herce those threo
stocks are fair representatives OK tho day speculation
81 P opored up ls At 69as 6Gds and declined 10 6sl2
rose to Ga7s ended at G35 Union Pacific opened q
lower AT sSas and rose to 34l. ana later sold a. 82~
33lsa3oas u 33ls e325s western Union opened I'M
changed at 54lo, sold at 642a53s7544a 53isa54a
535 In theate dealings Lake Shore, acr 4l2 hours or
Inactivity suddenly became the centre OF attraction, and
if declined 10 49, against 745sq75 IN tie early hours
Michigan Central sold QCc) at 60 and 400
at SO, while Central and Hudson was
coIeparatvely steady at 102Q1Ol%, after
an early decline TO 1ol4 Missouri Pacific developed
some weakness al 9Giq1 ofl4o947s Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western etortee OF with sharp advance from
1851 to IO99J II later sod at 1919 los losl2
Pacific Mail again was feature, with sales ~
4Gla a467s 455s against 4Gis last evenings
closing fgures Tho general plartet closed dun and
without an indication Of wA.t tse Lc1t movement
may he.
Government bonds ws,o dull and barely steady with
the bids for the 3s OF { per cent Annexed are the clos
Ing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Thursday July H.
LETTER CARRIERS VACATION. -Posinaster-"enerdi
Gresham states positively to-day that the letter carriers
will receive theft leave OF absence as pr0VHoo ny NV"
MADE CHIEF CLERK.-0John Dempsey smith, cn'ei VI
the railroad division OF the General Lana Oiuce mas 0eon
appointed chief clerk OF that ohce
NEGLIGENT CLERKs.-In investigating mo coho'uoh o.
the Dead Letter Bureau OF the Post Office Depaimepb
The ex amners found thnt clerks charged WIN he
duty OF destroying unclaimed postage stamps lhc"sr
In dead letters had neglected TO count the stamps pele
destruction violation Of orders thai was puurheu =!
the Postmaster General to-day by the IedGGlOL oI '1'
ofe nding clerks 10 Ii lower grade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

Ice buttermilk is now very popular. 1t should
he used fudJcously however Bnlerhlk "a very strong
Nile sfropgrr team many think II contains nd alcohol
but large amount Of PSosphorus fheThers acts en
hangs his coat on the spitoos puts bis watch IN me
water pitcher 10 keep cool ana attempts to sleep WIN his
a. he Zoo, and his feet In bed II Is evidence that
Eis bursrmik has contained large amount OF phosph"
rus-[Pittsturg Chronicle Telegraph 80 .
A little boy In GAINESVILLE, Penn, has six
rrapdmo hors living We don't hnew hew he over came
6y 40 Inany but suppose II have been BY fair and
honorable means The only objection Is that may tend
10 make little boys with only two grnhdnothes
feel dssatsaed and disseminated with theh lot-IBur-
ungtea Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

nay AND sTRAw-Although tradeis moderate SUP.
n,S a. bppng at 70 a Zoe Timothy 70cG II o. clover
i2gd % ~ g5c lover f50e No Rye straw. Soe Short
oI rps|oniy small and unimporant business going
og and TIC best s[a1e 1o' cannot
be quoted above io stae s'3s All ot-e4 'o' axe
$3.50 I'm TIfrF- Manila HemD the spot firm
ct aie asked there been sales OF LOO bales
p, NoLA,sl7 Nom 81 I'D gi ior So test
NAvAL STORES spHts rdrpeanne was held ari on me
setr. hro. merchantlbe order quoted a. 3l@G5-c NO
sas in oslns he been no s3es o. importance piSes
s,rlned u 80 - 8o s37Jas2s5; y So 20
"sNN FFi the berth fer Grain ' mai
for pot loading and rates are in con gqee i ~ me i
g gsnsf a. Oh gS S2'n bEb4 ff'T Fo3L
5000 bush Grn ~ % S l9 b D0a. p,cos -.
LONDON steam Ll0oo bnsh. Gram 5i l0' zee Bsei -
c"i IgY Sow S?W 200 bush Grain a 81 Leather 453
ANTNERP steam, eias room quoted Aominaiy a 81.
Porto EeeSn eTg io9 si's Hsr 'y o
terms German Uug the same <, Tor 0HbEiE N,I;
on 80 g. Sjyto tens ose taeate 10 Si6nternlo
foIusno, n1sje tenn ono Ia tie NIL
HoUFN 4pee-q r gsSe sSp1 as on lry rom
say"nuaa Naval stores. 3, g. asd 5s; 81 soWL,NS'
R I '1 ~ EG2 S rom cardd Coal
pI,,ate t-uas PoEl RIA. 55$ .eae seAslH yst f.
b S,c 4'f fSs, EsSI Amboy cda JAYp
Bo,ion. o0c and discharge
OIIsNo changes occurred and only moderate sales were
FPPi9SSTisroNs p0RK-Tne movement con nue' very
ciagted with holders generally steady sales SO
b5. FAMILY Ness At g IS OJls hlor Clear II. q & N6
si6p Ci,Sr saek ii ia 81 IS Extra PINE s4:.
BTET Pnccs are viey 1smn n -o sarr. ap9 - 90
IN erces Pate Beef S:esl$ FaH ny ss a
BEEF HANS "a s w - 9nA T a 5s 40 6. at 81.
MEArsaays lglt iHqaGy w. but PIic'- are
Z IA
i9sc. Picked Belize. ~ lbs average quoted tcI CjIy
F FSSCea sh0ouaddSrs Sc; smoked Hans sl4so
hSDs re Clear in at SIC for
G D4RF5ssFp zoos about &c higher and good demsnd
Il saTy ana Modiam averages quoted at ~ pigs 20
.i. LAkD~TMkSt tened his q IN synPathy WY inc
points during the early aours whoat LEADING 70 musa
act vlty aterrayd there was dssine OF = 40 e
TO- X points but quiet Contract Grade on spot
a7472c Sales $50 tes choice or cxpoIt so @
ing at 7Is 7.J0cJ 1880 tcs october SOC ''e2 COS
7oc pscemss closing clos y steam SS s
molc active sales, JoO los al 7soo keaneq glotsG !sS
Continent s26.S9e South Amereaa ~ ILL., W. ana
COCA demand l0. e2Oc Western, 10 &C. Cana
EICFA6oG the usual demand prevailed and prices remain
heretofore. Domestic grades o'2e 70 TO- tno S'o ~
ST ssTEARINF-Firm ant in moderate demand sales 1000
lbs CIV 9lc generally quoted at ehc O!eomarsarlne -
"suGAR-Raws inactive but steady WITH Fair to Coed
Essnns At d si re Crss5ss 7Sc oranqsi
NE enbss &c; Mould "A" 67c Consct onsGs
SS ups s@Pasg &C. ~ ssiss 6 S.
/ 90 "a" SIsS5sci yellow. 4Ss5 % >,
a d &c. sales 8 co. . at as SlSs =.
TE4--The genera. market fairly scuve AND stsAsv ~
ho E1chanss sales OF 'oOO lbs Japan July At
2; s the p gus5 AMI nss S1ss at az: Is
! hhds. Tor November sold al %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
rrnnprAN rINANCIAL MAHKcrt.

LONDON July l7l2so 4.United Sisiss tG o, re-
Cent Bonds l,S Atl~sts s1e ereIt 90 second Cons.s
b8S Kew York Genital l6a y Illinois Central l2S Penn.
dan PsciSe, Is, 81 PaT do@mes n ,o,, 40 Pan.
w-Cuitol Four Per Gent Bezds y 90 fouc
and Hal, Per Cont Bons lS Ataate and Great ~estsrn
FIRST Nssags Trn.tess 70; 90 1gesns mortgage"
hs busa one Bank Of Esgland has decreased Sl2SAs3
durfng the past week. ..,..Sns.-
The pspsrton OF tho Bank Of England reserve 70 liability
which last week IS cont s NON 4a's per eeat
Paris aavces quote Thros Per Cent Renss Al 10 francs
n ceatlaes Ter the account. -, ~ =.
PARIs, July 1.-THE weekly statement OF the banh u
frsnce shows decrease Of 2G7J0O0 francs gold ana
an luersaSe VI $4,000 francs in silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18
TIE PETROLEUM MARKFT

NTT-IOHK, ] ny II.
In spite Of considerable Auctuationsil tie Pc
troleun market today the speculation showed IA under
t.. ,esrencth rouahout Iirss sales 90 the NeT-Tors
board were made 1874 asaaat 81 ce-t sstng1' but
quick and .pid rise 20 Gj's ceI3 followed. The news
from the oil regions was u''xJo OF enoouraginT and
depressing advces regarding the different new wells
Judging from the course OF prices hovsyer, the r dert
aftef weighing the dispatches nusi h~No decided LAT "a
Prices tel 10 G4ls cents a1tcrt coaching 65 c3n5 h ~
the last hour The EiGraCt -5ck 1s'tu 10 TOP hgte Q"
t, dtv. The inal CuOSatIons were q 1t'e unCcr iH-
best bn nearly cents above last nights bnal hs le
The market closed firm.
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

Good Ordinary. ga Low Middliag.........9,s
Futures again and closed barely steady AZ 70 points
decliuo sales, J39Oo bales ioH,Xs CLOSING nfuie'l
lO95 october 10 90 1901 November 10, sIg 40
aI06oj March 10 ia 1880. April 1922 1893. Trans
ioIG9y po',ss plIi2t-rrorFrno Flour market shade
nrdnger and q instances ec hotter with "a rly active
export Gg9a9 and ss GqS d lo grs 'I wc oDSof,
iTahsictou have been canine mainly - good and choice
ior export mcl1ins 1900 bbls Low Grade EItIa, at
= ~ 80 for tprna Wheat ana ~ 7oG{ g Tor Win
ter Wheat 5000 bbs. City MN Extra at - p etg,s}
for ~" wI RG wh "G 1905 '. wpicf TGe EIir.
ma.ny within the range Of 81 C5atl Quotations tins
r s o"@oa ~ So Common To- GOOD ,, western
$500 GOOD choice '7oeS3 40 Common e Fear
II 5o '@ q ~ RSo GIro SGos&ti So st-a6I 500
LOUIS Common to Far Extra 23g ~ ta P.,6 =, S SS
Ter Who,t Extra tS oSs - 3S. CIV Nm ,E5r.
for 20 Wet r ,s 50 90 SS3A H%fS f2oU
I r; go 5 sS. at 49, 2j ' S apoane 50 50
G1 ;e. Al FL ss. saSoiaac w" $500 coRS
n MS SL+s aS yellow 2en western 50 90 s. So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unsrlL "a, opening a. "a
s sa S&"nSG % and 1S So4ea 6
highest Trco' ly active expert business o sht ,1y
1000 bush utaT M 900 sush cash most q tho s cSsh
Grey Bay pr ri sy 2ss E4 My New r 80 fkd
Y Ra HsG Esa to W srr h%gpst tHadSd
o. 40 delivered rom stFoe No Red for August e7S
d0si4c closing 05c do Tor Sept o7bor osisV9S& eosp
Gsac 90 FOR October 90tcQS OF closing 81 10. de FOR
november 81 oOAasl Ola closing 81 O. q do for pe S
hor ST. 0eSsg ST. Oh - closing 81 O3ri DO Tor Apt sly
Escsrce and held with lil1e more stIeSaao We sb
e SS a up g HHsF q E9S and
unchaged sales bush six Ro, oil state, $50 casf
- oRN-Narket has az q ,cad % On cash lots and
closing ady ar "a go upder the hlgh
est prices limited Tor export and bone use and
good tIado speculate account sales o9sa
future bush cash. including Cngraded Mixed az o.
B. 1aj1 icC; Steamer SAeo, ''t IN eeNHuor
No 2 500 c in eey aiOr 81 96l u dolly rod ngra1ed
n a. for sebomber 81 "a &C. closing Sc do.
Tor October 81 Csc closing ~ DO iQr N2yemDer Go2
clos ns r The best prices good raie IN cash lots par
Tor eYport sales $4,000 bush future lOso0o push cash
intending No Mixed at Ct No 2 80 50 20 in elevator,
36Ic Tree on board from store and 81 We delivered
nominal; No White S9c; No 2. 40c. No 40 Mixes
Western 80 &C., White do, 80 Acct White state, A.
4jc 20 Mixed for July. $54 - icr closing 81 80 GO
for August 81 &c, closing "a &c; do or september
81 sd}3i4c. closing 30 sc DO ror October o. a. So
ing 33a4c FEEDSteady 40b aoOb. so - ej SOD
e5d soc; lOOto, 95G$ %. sAarps' 81 4o@sI 10 rye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

"a e3is and 81 s54 for long and short sterling respso-
lively; 520e and 51Sas for francs; S4s and 947s for
reiehmarks: 40 and 4ol4 for gusers.
The governors Of the Bank Of England at their reg ar
weekly meeting to-day made no change I'm tho banks
minimum rate NJ discount aud II remains ut per cent.
During the week the bank lost 91264s3 bullion but the
proportion OF its to s liabilities raised from
4S TO against Al ZIG per cent at this date last year
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of France shows loss
or 100000 francs gold and gain OF $4,000 francs sill
yer At the London Stock Exchange British cOnsos were
easier at 100 III for money and 100 GIG for account
United state IA were up % at 1872 and 4l2s were 9
higher at 116s American railways generally were
lower and closed with recovcries from the lowest
figures At Paris French per cents were up to 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

Cat, n n III. D.. California; Alexander Winchell
H. d. Michisan William o. M Nc. %seder Bit
rrtary Charles NJ Davis; trustees Owen ~
William o. Mcdowell, the Rev. H9Wsru |roso'' N"O
scbimeIb and General clinton b. FISK. s,-raa IN
After these elections the business nlee'lns "NV0
Auyust %, at Rlchfeld Springs -. ~. Srho,dra
The lecture tomorrow will be by Babo9 Kan asson
Bose native of India and delegate 10 .nS % 5conai
Of the General Conference OF the Melhouls' HI9'VF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-18

The cedrauces in oil City were y '4-VJV arc N ''4"u
The relied "a market was unchanged at re and 7's
cents per Gallon.
ErADronp. Penn. July 17.-Crudo on firm e1d al
yaucing; total runs Wednesday, 712o7 b0ls total ship
uicnt- 7l7S bbls charters. 73.6ll bhs; elearahce5
EeiAOOO bbls Cnited Pine Line Corupc4es opened q
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RiCer. Vesselsand Railroads.
NETWORK. July II, 1894
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. Lnlg I7. lsSL

NEN-lVhA' July - i''H
COrFFF-The NJ the market for Brazil grades was
steady on the Of l0c for invoice lots OF flr cafgoc
Sales l.OlS "IisrrOx" options iry act a.
line o. points thV close steady. The hsa bgures
were: Jult, S20ds.30; August, SO $50 september
S3OdS3j october. $50 6s4O; November 500 40 ana
December Sales -, 2J0 bags. Milo grades say
and moderately active with further sales Of 800 bags Nara
1872 do Laguayra 235 bacs Xcan 230 DagS OdlO
lG7 Costa rica and 800 mats Java "latl' 10 &c
COTION-SPot cotton bad moderate N veneni, agRre,
eating 81 bales, 53s O which fO export ana oJ-
last evening; 81 bales taken by sunncrs c'epts ~
II bales against 9O3 this dav last week and -
year september el7 bales against o5Ol
2g2 during the same 'rlpd last season. . .- .-.
Tho quotations according 10 tue American csNhc"oh a'
as
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TIE INDEPENDENTS sHoW THEIR HAND.

George Wtlttan Curts 10 j. l. Ezmlisr.
Yours OF Sth inst. received. The indie
pendens OF New York hold the balance of power aud
man more obnoxious 20 them t5an Mr.. Blaine could be
nominated for the Presidency; and the prime pal
for this is the strong following be has In Pennsylvania
The Independents ara annp'stsotion, and wboey
do elect must revenue reorn Mother b me-
thur NOR Logan can carry New-York. Yours respect
fully, GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
10 J. A. Kitz0iler, esq, Gettysburg Penn.
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nFMOCRATIC WISDOM.


"Who's thet thar teller a-yawpin' now -
That's Henry o. Kent, OF New Hampshire"
"Noe nan'shesri Where's thati Terytsry, hsint
it,"
"Noe Enei2n! Waal, They're a-gettin' 40 many moo
states in ther Cenfedracy now feer cant ke no sort
O. run on 'eu. Gotny terbackeri"
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COrrRT CALRYDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMgERs-Before Van Brunt, J.-No'
B. % 81. 81 90 124, l79. 249, Ls3, 2ss
SURROG AIRS COURI-BefOre Rollins b.-MOuon calendar
called al Ii a. ---,--.
day calendar. ,.,..
No N. calendar
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,,,.ror n Fair az 5oass So Medium to Good. 90 $50

inferior TO Fair az 5Ods3 so; Medium 10 Good 90 $50
o. 5J Choice TO Extra 81 50d45 co. -
ar fOuIs July l7-Cattie- Receipts 1900; shipments,
2oOo market rn Exports So ioSsg ~ Good 70 choice
Shipping OOd 40; Common TO Medium - 20 az - -;
Grass Natives, - 5Oase50; Grass Texans - osS
O. o. o. - - . ,..,,..u.
81 2S9s3 90 Good 10 Choice, 81 O0dt5 %, - $1,000
HOgs-Receipts 1900. shipments, 700; nafSet ugher
Workers So CO. Packing 50 OOGS5 45 heavy 20 BOO
50 90.