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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
pIrS OF rOU,2T NEWS .

Application was made 20 Judge Freedman, in
Superior Court. Chambers, yesterday ny Eate Lillian
Lewis an actress aud nuhore,s, for counsel ices and
a mony In hor suit against her husband Julien LOWS
for separation. Thov vcrC married April 2, 1873.
sac acges that on July " the year he attempted
10 throw her ont % window ~ No 10 Wavcrly place.
and had roatc hcr With great cruelty on many occa
sOus threatening 10 XIII hsr. 1ae husband, Ia his an
fWcr dcnies all his wifes ale cations ana that no
net her first ia house Of bad repue IN tns city. and
upon promising to reform he married her; but she did
reform She says tha he is IN receipt OF an income
OF 81 800 auc he deuieJ it, The reserved ts
decision.
Judge Van Brnt appointed Josephine stephenson
guardian OF Mary JosepLln. BcnyOns The ward 4. nine
teen years old and WIS married 10 Dudley Edward Ben
ycns in july 1888 she declares that ne married
at time and seeks through guardian to get
the marriage declared void.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July S--Congress mas pro
yided for the appointment of $50 special pension exam
liners for service in the field, with salary OF Sl6Uo
year About 100 addition to those already examined
will he needed 10 hl these positions. ard examination
will he held as soon as practicable by the ClV SERVICE
Commission several principal places throughout ''
country to meet the convenience o. apPhca'S ino
o,notiop. will necessarily embrace some knowledge Of
Law e.neciaIv the rules Of evidence. and some kuowi
edge of anatJmy and physiology. All Applications must
he made on blanks that viii bo furnished ny the 'iVl
Service Commission ~ ali who apply. congress asp p"
dcd for sone increase the number ol patent cNdh
ers and special examinations will me he'd lhe,c 49,.
nations viii include mathematics phVslcs'
ami the principles Of nochinics Notices ot inc 'l'
ana places OF holding these EXAMINATIONS VIII he ''Sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
CONTESTS WITH BAT AND BALL.

Baseball mines selected from the NewGOIk
and Brooklyn ponce played before small crowd
nj Waslin.ton Park Brooklyn. ye'ierlav. The New
York nine had Cuden formerly OF tho local Lcaruo cub,
e. pitch for them, and the Brooklyn niue Ost the game
through Their Inability 10 bal his delivery me ore US
Is follows:
T ,s,Sa { s-ff55
CHICAGO July 9.-Tbe New-York nine defeated the
champions here to-day, hatunC GOdsmlti'3 pitching all
over me held. The score was rs follows
Nov Nur. ........... ..............2 3 OIL
rascidts-Nex york 8 chicago ! c,rors-New ork
6 Chicago -. rtchcis Nelch and Goldsmith Umpire
Mr. Van Court
TOLEDO July The Toledo Club defeated the Metro
the game through their irR'ihy 10 nat the deceptive
curves OF Mulaue, The score was ss suhoincd
Toledo ........................f . ] ID
Metropolitan ...... ............O - o l O-S
Basel Toledo 10 Nctr,poht7n er-ors-'focdo 7 ;
metropolitan. =. PITCHERS, Mullaue and Lynch. Umpire
Mir seward
ClNcl>N,II. July SIP to the sixth lnuinr IN the
game here to-day the BroJA club played in lle io
Prom that point out however they went 10 pieces badly,
eld were dcea ed 10y the annexed score:
Cincinnati. ..........-..........l Q Iii
Irooklyn ............. q q o y o.
basehtts cincinnati ~ Biooyyn errors Cucin.
Umpire, MI y ltulue
Other games resulted as follows:
IN Cleveland -Bostou. 10! Cleveland, !.
IN Detroit hisJelphia II; Detr0ii,4.
II Buffalo Providence, 81 Bt1aO, ,. Ion lnnlnga
10 tliumhIs-COlumhus. y; Athletic, g
~ Iouis-Sa Louis. 7 Allegheny, l,
In indianapolis Indianapolis 3 Washington, !.
In LOUIS -ipe-L )usye, 4; Baltimore B. Zen Innings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
SURFACE RAILROADS IN BROADWAY.

Application was made yesterday Dy The
Br)aavay Surface Railway company In the supreme
Court General Term for the appontmer Of commission
ers 10 determine Wheeler railroad should be bulls in
Broadway from the Battery 20 Fiieenthst on the west
side Of mon square The Application was made on the
petition Of john N. scrbner and o. L. ShL James .
Garter counsel for me B.oaiway Railroad Company OPP
posed the petition ana later presented petition himself
from lany property owners fshmg fer the appointment
OF a commission.
that ne appeared for severn properly III road
WY, who were opposed railroad being hulit ia
mat street asserted tEt tAe court had no lufisulc
ton e. appoint commission tyrI- ". Field, 10y ms
counsel, opposed hay y ROAD bu opposite the Nash
inAlon l!u dlus, al IOWAl Green Chief Justice Davis
de Il & hat tho court bound T. appoint conuls
sion and that only commis sOn should be appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

MR.. BLAINE On SOUTHERN REPUBLJCANIs,d
{Ustaster Merchants account Of fa,sry Min Bla,n. Il,
NeU- o ledns IfcGytRs.
IAat inc south was sOAdly Democratic was, he be
.cYCd lnuch more due 10 the niud ciOus in which
the republican party had been manipulated In the
bOuhcrn states than through an attachment the peoc
really have 10 the Bourbon Democracy In Ionsis
and other Southern States great
are growing up. The development OF great natural re-
sources claiming attention. OF these last tbt
q Louisiana and the iron OF Alabama and TenDessee
lht native inches OF the Southern country are now attract
fng and commanding the attention OF capitalists THE
people md that they have great ana growing interests
that need the sympathy and fostering hid o. the National
government. These Interests must of necessity uei
eh toward the Republican party, and 60 the Republi
can party they must look. 1t then OF the import
snce 10 make the Republican party In the South as re-
ecaOe and honorable IL ieTsonlel 1t Is In the North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
COTTON MARKEDLY rsLrsrArs

TIYERrOoL, July s-l23O p N Cotton all Middins
Upiapds . JIDd do orleans. t.lHd -aleh oVVo oalrs
lnculng SOC ralcs speculation ana rAgpIN Ic'sPts
1900 bales including $500 bales Amoncdp fhtbies u'e
Upisnds low MIidlng clause July nd Ausuh dniyrIy
SD ais, l3Gfd DO. August lnd hep'emDeI dsAye,y
october delivery, l2O4d also ll64d also 1850 90
october November delivery ID To- "Oyem0er and e
90 delivery, no Al DO. Dcccmbei anu January "o'
ery. 6O-64d do septic Dor delivery, . tod , ooo
D. uL-C0tto1 IN, sales or tho day Mcl1ucI 90 V
bales Amer The quotations OF American coz nav "a
de- lined / .bd. MddnC UDlIods Gtf. do orleans sd
Futures nat Upanls Lew Mddlng clause, July ueI'e,j'
ll4d. buyer Co July anu Aug'-l deuyetY % rs.
Duyers do August ard September dsdyery - ~
do september and october delivery. l9o4d sellss w. !.
0ctobe and November denery gd sellers 90 Sy,smDe
9 nuafy delivery, 5jJ6Id sellers; .1 september ueH'o'
G l-64d sellers
p. Cottoa- Fu:urss -Uplnds Low M'dilnb .1lSe
Juv and Aus delivery l0-Uid. value" Also so4u
August and september delivery, l0id DO @cPten PEI A
October delivery, llfid. do sept nGtI lie cry
D. m-COtton-F Futures closed steady plAnhs Low hu,
ding clause, July 4, very b4o. bnycrs 90 July az"
gust delivery, SD buyers 10 August anu oSPtou
DOR delivery "A cad sellers do 1cPeh eeI ana pS.oOe Nv,
i've 6l26id. value dO. OCTOBER sLd Np.elO,L soi'
srv 81 buyers. November anu December uei'eI5S z
Go64d. DecomOe- and Jaauary delivery, o5O%u
buyers 10. September delivery ib-Vid .aun ,,,,
GALVEsIoS, July 6ttor nominal NJ Adts IliLsr ~
cling 10y Coed Ordinary le net and gross f'celtA -
Lales stock. 1900 bales. .,,r.- ., , - VA
sIyASS,A. July Gotten quieti Mddiag IL Lew als'
ding los gosd Ordinary 10; stocs. y o-les 49, -,
NEw-oRLEANB July -Cettes dun hladnhs ~ = 70"
MdGlisg l0 Coed Ordinary gs net reCopts ~ a1o
gross receipts - Oales fporo TO the OOhuhsH A''Vo
bales sales, 800 bales stocA. 6i331 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
THE WASHINGTON PARK RACES.

CuCAGo, July S.-The first race at Washing
ton Park to-day, for maiden twoyear-olds, Il mile
was won by volante. Exile second, Tennessee third.
Time 1I7is Mutuals paid T13 10
The second race swcopstakes for thrceyesr cos one
mile va. won by General Harding Strickland second.
Bob Cook tnrd. Time las. Mutuss paid SS 20.
The Washington PARK Cpu, sweepstakes for three
yearods aud upward twO miles and quarter was won
easily by General Monroe. Bon Miles second. Fpfh FOOL
third Time 4O5iq Mututs paid 81 80.
The fOurta race free handicap ccp'akcs Tor All ages
second, aud noxsno thi.d. Tipo 1857. Iutusspad
SOTO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

prYFALo. ". Y, July s-Flour active and Arm. Wheat
In far demand. sRles 1900 bush. No Hard Northern
facnc 81 OF cash 1000 bush. Mning White at 81 -.
600 bush. 80 Red at 1000 bush do Prime at asc
Corn dull, ales OF lots No Mixed SIC Data dun An
droOpisg Rye and Farley dull and unchanged Railroad
tresnt. 70 NsyY York steady spd unchanged Canal
-Fiour 46.060 bbl-I wheat $4,000 bush Corn $4,000
bush shipmepts-IouT $4,000 sblA; Wheat $4,000 sush
Cora. 3s,OOU bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
WAsHINnrON NOTES.

NASIIINGTON, TucsdlY, JuIy = I'5f'
Irvrs OF BANKS ExIENpEp-The Controller OF the Cur
rprcv has extended the corporate existence OF the Io
low ING named bank. TO July l. 1904 Inc CITY Nallou
Bank ~ edar Rapids Iowa. tho Granite National lfHnK
of Augusta Ne; aud the Merchants National Bank OF
Lowell, Mass.
CADETS n LARGE-Thc President to-day appointed j.
NJ r. Tayor and John T. Haines cadets at-argc 10 tho
Military Academy, and Elisha H. Ramp ana Johh H. ioe
as first aud second ateruates respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
JULY MEETING Ar MYSTIC PARK.

BosroN, July S.--rhc July meeting at
Mystic Park opened to-day with small attendance. An
almost ncessant rau rendered the track slow. "o Incl
dents were on the cari-thc . minute and 222 casses-
but both postponed until to morrow. one neat IN
the minute class however. was trg.ted IN pouring
rain with tho following result:
J. NJ Tough New.YorI D. Alladn-
IL ock ton clI. m, I'tfie PcskinR
J 4 Dustin. springfield. b. IA, ColtiTc
J. DonchIey YORK, b. l., Charlie D.
r. T. Lake tirde phl4, d. III. Matte wits -..---.-.
Tms-22g2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
TO INSPECT LlrE.pREsERvERs.

WAsnr<GroN, July s.-lhe Secretary OF the
Treasury has appointed W. N. Hcaegery an Assistant
Inspector Of Steam Vc~ els for the District of Ne"-foiS
He is charged especially with the duty OF visiting the
several places OF manufacture Of lfepeserVcfS anu VI
seeing tina; no prcsorver shall he offered Tor sac OF
anproyed by insuertOrs II steam vessels Wbr sfaI nv
nave been personally inspected by himself ana iouu 20
conform in all respects 10 the rurs Vi INC po''N "u '
lnYHh of the Untira Statcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
MERCHANDISE.
1892 1888 1894
Imports SOL G.635 S23JjrOiiO $40 -5Oj9s
FL ports .......... lGOjsOy54 ls23UJlf2 ls,6O3J9O
Excess Of Imports. s9J.23B5o4 s57g4l2Gs s5IC479 O5
sIECIE.
Imports ............ s2.OlO4jO sCol3254 1910 i5s
IpOrts. ............ 8bs4S5l7 100000 AOS1l43
Excess OF exports. s82ss5 3G7 s7g2s25 sJ66s6 0j5


of imports s5l, III s66s4s4i3 s94 $50 $50
The stock speculation to-day opened weak and in the
first hour further declines Of from 10 per cent
corded FOR majority OF the stocks Later tho
market proved 10 be any ones Who possessed the bodnes
10 make prices III the d ection that favored his
speculative position. Hence, after partial recovery OF
tho early declines, the fluctuations rapid and fro
quent ard the question whether prices should rise fall
was closely contested. ST. Paul and Northwestern
the pivotal sOchsJhe principal bones of contentionand
upon their movements the action of the whole
market in measure depended The dealings IN ST.
Paul amounted to $50 shares more IAN onequartor
OF the whole business IN all stocks; IL opened overat
38 and with unimportant fluctuations foil 10 65'e af
a rally about 81 II ucuated for the remainder OF
the day between G6ss and 67 closed at 67k with the
final quotation 67lsa67I, the same as it was last
evening. The sales. OF Northwestern amounted
10 35,l05 shares; 1t opened down D
per cont at o0ia and sold at s9se90ss5lS; after .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09


HAY AND STRAW. his mlrget has boon nprOyod by
III, Gccres receipts aud the Improved demands. Prices
are upr very stnpiY. "" qdpttt U,y-Mednu - Pflmo
Tim0ihy GjCafl u6i clover mixed 55aG5c3 clover 4nt
5nc IN ppny grados Goa IOC NJ Rye straw, 80 HVcr3
Ilori do. .u1 zoo. Out 4OatIc.
UEMP ErC-Juot Juto Butts, 2a2'scI sisd Hemp
',ct Mania. NC
uDi-- her has beena fair business aud ass uc Dicos
nave veLil.nod steady =, tho recent declines.
IEATHE-OHlug 10 the mDdrrnto Stoke qua tho gomez
ally flr demands, prices hayo Uocn fairly sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
MARINE PANK DIVIDEND.

WASHINGTON, July 8.-Ihe Controller II the
Currency will probably declare dividend OF 10 per &C."
in favor OF the creditors OF the Marine National BANK OF
New York within the next ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
ATrLMprs TO FEAT TWO RECORDS.

CmCAGO. July S.-The trOttIGc races winch
were to have taken place the Driving Park to-day were
postponed until tomorrow The features of tomorrcUs
programme VIII be the tttemot 81 Jay Tyeeo 10 beat
Maud SIS trottng 2:1Oit and OF JOnustoR to
beat his own oacng record OF 2lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
REAL ESTATE
EEw.YoRE. Tuesday, July g 1894
TAc following sales we're held at tho Exchange

EEw.YoRE. Tuesday, July 1884
Thc following sales were held at the Exchange
saleaoom to-dav:
Bg van 7asscH q Rc0rHcV.
9lots, " ado Of Washngtonage rear fitchst, .,ooo
2lth Ward, each 27NlOO John Webor ........ $1,000
MOUNT VERNON PROPERTY.
ByA.J. Bleckor & Sons.
Bu9dlggs rte and anoqI 10 acros o. Land o. K,rg,:
farm Geo Iubbs.. l4OOO
RECORDED Real gsrATF TRANSFERS.
SrwYors CITY
42dM sl7 East lssAioot susanna Meidingtoc o,oo
SHAVE &C. cor Of iGtlst 36Iinoo Donnoh Wv
2s'ns9 ~ %, 4 q Jd.yo ooI0sS j. Burchel oo,oo
Mogroe.,t No 26ii Mary Cordtf and anot6er tow
ARD 1881 nsoHayOr Of, 70 4 noyd. -. 1880
Decker to Doer.on -, ;..,.;...... -. $500
lSSds s, 100 # o 5ih-aye. IOIOoii En Balm '-'V
Rob6msavs COZ Of vision ave 2oIsc. jabo6 '''O'
Komer and wife to N Biemans ..,,,...:...... 4,4OG
Martha Roscn tla =. 81. $500
gen.ein ana wife 10 Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
SHAVE sw cor OF east, 49llXiOoi II eastman
l2S4-st 2,6G II Of sdaye, icSeIloolli Maria ,
ard wife 70 + Wahrehberser an another $500
Gocer ct Al 4 FaTiem r K Co - $4,000
" J Chslonor % v + naws -. " 1873
Atioe 70 " + Hsws .........-.'.,,. 1888
We Hars ana wife to the Church Of the Holy
7s,h.st IS 2lO II " Of let ave 2o1lO29 Mills
ana wife 10 Fogan Bros ..:.::.;;:..:..y..-.. $500
Ungnch ana another 70 Waiden pel $4,000
Srnytb and vile 70 FREQ Adhod.. 1880
DscIeo to simon and another $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

Such policy would attract 20 ~ tne nest pc We w tnn
south whose interests find practical sympa'hca ne w
that party Mr. Blaine said he would II ee,' - 10 w
presidencv devote himself largely o the Work puu-
mo nm The Renub,ican party in this section aud thus
break M the solid south by the voluntary aetna oil o
people themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
CLOSTyG PsICES OF PHILA DELrHlJ Stocks
RtDorlsd w JnHN IL DIVE n 90. u WaItsi
TrrspAY. JAY s-P. VI.


Ghe Custom House returns OF Tho foreign movements ~
cha Else last week at this port show result that FOR
The port compares iayoraDy with tho balance i0r tho
week II last yoar and unfaVor1by with me balance for
the weeI 81 49, Tho Of imports FOR m" week
was only 800 I39 against ar 9yccs7 81 S30s3629 Tor
the week 81 - and against cKcoss y ozpors g
SiJl 7i3 The wooE Of 1852. IT, however stOold
he borne ~ ~ nd that tine imports Tor tho nist wc'Ls
VI July 1883, unusually largo because Of drayoc
ement' 20 meet the operations OF toe nsW tahn Tao
imports last weeb ~ BOO 1872 22O7 Gj5 less Tan
for the week OF 1888. and sl3,5t2 less than
for the week Of 1882 tho exports OsG.s5G.5pD we're
Sl,O75,sJ5 more than for the week Of 1888, aud
S1,16s,42l less than FOR the weei Of Is'2 For no
tweuyscyon weeks Of thus year the Imports OF nsrehan-
disc exceed the exports S71G47,2Os, which is sl4OO5
$40 greater than the Of 1883 and Is S2J 5-937G
less than tbc for the period OF lss2 The
sulting balances after dcducnE the specie movement
the business ~ twenTsoycn weeks for three years
shown in the sublono1 tabloi
mPoRfs AND EXPORTS rKoM JANUARY TO DATE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

Heller" We'll. General. our party seems n
he looming IN and think got you in somehow,
-. + F." Excuse ire, hut to what party do you be
loug9 Hoerr-"Why, the Gre nbSck." r. L. E." Ga
Yes, We are doing splenJdly."-l Boston Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

Nrw-YoRR. July <.
There was no important news from the oil
fields to-day. business again vas comparatively h-ct
but tho "bears pesied the adv tho" stGcd yes
rorlsy a. far a. thsy sould. piccs wcro Irregular aud
tended downward most OF tho Tine. From 592 cents
the price twice declined seay - the lowest plce he
ing - Il cents Near the close better toue was exhh-
tied and the market closed STEADY ut about the best
figures Of the day Tho haal prizes was shade better
than The last QuOi atom yesterday.
Jhe range ~ prices and the To al dealings "oro n
f,ffo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

snpernn 81 Ojss9 25 Extras q !oss5 5 Pasa'
inter Wheata 81 Js6 90 Corn dull steamer fello" od
steiner MiIoI sos sClc Ne Grade, 30 sj5c oss very
weak; No / white, 40 S4ic. No. White ~ 1se 80 sci
Shoris and Nlddlags quiet at Sal Heceips-FlodI ooOo
bis 1000 sacks Corn lo0O basa oats. 22OOe ousai
shsrts. $4,000 basA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09

T10 0CiIaLcs1 m OH IItY WNfe F'OIWVVV HHu T"
Bradford 2,Ol 1000 barfos. g.,
IL,,s ~ .no er reduction o. b. ~ cent per Rallon
IN nc quot ATOMS reprd, which LOT are - Genus 10
H.w-Norl; asd ~ w Pn'aGclphil sud EaIln"ra
BRtproGp Penn, July s Crude OH steady but dnDi
total runs Monday s2sO2 bbs.j total sbpneht'.
734O1 Dbn, charters. -OG35 bills ccarances, 2H"O-
900 bbls United Pipe Line certncHt"s opoued ~ 0"ia
aud closed 597y highest proc 80; lowest plco )oNh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
B.A Fancy
$50, - and EItla

METALS-Tn Plates scarce and IN some demand trade
has dull FOR many weeks past at most houses have
allowed heir assortment 20 down ~ 70 Il bid for ~ v
sttaits lin the spu' quiet a. Sc no saes
on Change. London WIS lower Today. hpelter nominal
Lead about steady Pig l. III Jun and aonna Copper q1eI
bur steady. 49,.
MOLAssEs- stock steady and dull ~ NC for 500
Grocery grades elected
NAVAL STORES Spirits rurpenine was better ana 80
bb. sold IN t1 day AZ 81 ~ HOsns Though quet
ang unmeres:ns were stu quoted at q 139gS i9f
c9mmon 70 GOOD stT,ge a q 81 50 T. g. toSs{Sae 40
& SOL NJ s27jI n sgj " q, 81 Ooas4 70. Tar and
Pitch, quiet and unchanged .,, -,.,.. -. ~. -,
OISNo auotabe changes are noticed either mere or ~
New Bedfod aud Will the movement has been restricted
tie undertons remains about steady.
OCEAN FREfGuTs-Ihe-o las been moderate activity
in Ora and anf the market shows much nrnne's
BEkTH ENGAGEMENT6-LIVk steam $4,000
bush Grain 4.d, 500 balls Cotton 1854 Adj l5OO
boxes Cheese g. - tons Leather. 40s.- LIZ steam
Grain sd, 1000 boxes Cheese. s0s. ....-AVONMOUTH.
steam 5000 bush Grsn,i "a :.,COPENHAGEN, steam,
40 900 bush. Grain - DREMEN steam 40 900 bush
os Lard pfennngs 90 bbs syrup ~ do 90 tcs Casing
90 DO go hhds Tobacco, - MARKS ~ cases no. ado
UNITED KINGDoa or CoNTINENT, Bnsh steamer
hence. 5000 bush Gate private terms b kDEAUX
British bark hence, 5000 bbs Crude OIL IS I'd British
bark hence, 5000 bOis Nap ha, S. I'd HANRE Bnuah
ship hence, 7,0Ubbis. Crude on - Ld ANTWERP
British bark hence 1000 bba Refined OIL p. sd LIP
Want, Italian bark Ncnce, yeOO cases Raaned OH pr
vate terms DRIA Italian bark hence 10000
Ia Java Italian bark hence $4,000 enned Oh $3.50
IRISH PORT sh bark hence, $500 bOls Refined
OIL Is cd 49, BREMEN or HAMBURG, German bark.
hence, 1000 bbis Refined on, 20 Cd as 1OSd...MON'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
rKE9AkING TOK A pIGEON FLIGrr

Tho hoiping pigeons Of G.. 4. II. Eright, of
Bridgeport Conn that is'cly nsie the Journey from
Echmond Va, 334 miles, worc oountermarko1 Ia tms
cry ytset iay Tor the FOR record from 500 miles
yho start IA 10 be from Greensboro ~ G., Ut sunrise VI
Satuiddy, II tge weather is favorable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW. YORK July SLEEVES Receipt. wee 2 carloads
ani no demand. Feeling sresdy.
Cty Dressed Pccf sold fairly At DC FOR Texan sides and
i0ac for orinsry TO Prime Native carcasses with
80 shipments OF live Cattle or Fresh Meat from th, port
cable advicss liverpool and London quote American
CHTV fSr asscPts wcrd 10 GGad-ia at 6ost SO AZ
Neas reported we're at 7doc fol Far to Choice aud the feel
S1 m ne eifyS o.S so 1a a % a& s ss
number Of Choice calves reached e Common ars
10 market ana .S G%%OaiGp', arg aS S
miks liberal .nppy aud tre dull atGa7c while Dressed
sses.-Edgo y Gus aodi Jersey veas Is ~ atsi.c
do H. &C. lido 1871 TO- at 7c Fed Ca 25l b. at 6qG,
&..o sold is ,snn'yvania vOal'' lsi 10, at 7'ac'f
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argsc isclps Tor Lambs, anil sheep while not luoaby
offered. A deck load Of pcp6syiyanas broarh, oSoi
sold at iHas, Common b good Sheep ranged from J9S
Mutton IN very fair demand 5000 Tor Fair
Prime stock with Common selling down 10 DC Dressed Lambs
Ns,f .sS a bayi. .od % ohio Lambs % 10 40
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Judd Book nsnan sold 1855 IVES, virginia Lamb, 81 p.
rs n, al &c ga 40 81 -. at AZ
SSsi:a { Glct ,oa iii EsniaeEy Lambs, 4, @.at5'Si
slssp o 70 a, &C sss ono DO i p ,etil.c ~ 10.
50 Ss; "a ~. = ier,o S Lambs ts g 10 at at x
J. Richardson co sold i Jersey Lambs. ~ at Tho
Js5.sy ~ ADD 4ot5't TnS ls@t Supply eaa.ei
's.r9 tn CITY prfs,cl ge''edA and Live Hogs ara
T'. ar f. sh f% D and higher sna
NV Pigs we-e sold up &C.