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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01

Il Ccn'- mink that Boston Davis stands
a ghost at a showJ' win Nlc 2:3O race"
said o veteran ,Urfmal '.ITe has sold
,avJr.ts, nut [ bought Carrie b as favor
tie and this IS q far example of general
opinion
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

8 81 p g o. nf5S D. r siliasfs C
90 io59 s,s - Penn y'yana steers ioio d. NJ
S%.mi.h ". Louis oS 8 Steers e s1.i isi So q
90 x T. T. DO s TBS
% io,o ?, isdo Ills S ats5 7O' 10 do ioSs
shersan g Culver on commission: ohio Steers ls3s r
h. 81 5 n g. & steers % - 49, cS + at p p M
lo9 S Indana DC Dc toG a. at ~ m AZ az 80 So 80 Is
s. s. 81 u fo LIS iiiSS n o. az So '1en i''o d.
a. ID Feps Sc 3 m s is: ehsssG Sss
@ e. ea is % s. eS b. s. 2S
A. Il7s a. 80 80 ~
sss q "a s a. 90. fss at L g sss F.
' Esa ssd:r sssE' co aas ss cnsnSss cGS
s. @ % less SOC nSsd q DO 2ss at g. s2 2S7 SS
Indiana sisers 51s n al . is 1 20
|H' r g b. H' 5's ssss: :
g. s." 81 "ssfo is si'S'' s o0
x o Ti1s 4 81 for Wsss 20 rsars e a.
!: S q do LOO t. T. e Co. %
sis "s.S e sS
ysns and 2Sso for Buttrmk Calves with Mixed lots
ds ss ~ Ss' e @ He's g. T. x't g. rs slsd q
Calves. 1875 10 at 4c 49,.
Walsh. Kirby Co veas l41 n, at 5'.c IA 40 l39 n;
at 5ac DO 1876 u, at 2c do. 1873 b. at 49c M1ed
Calves. 204 ID, at 3i2c ,,
Hallenoeck q Davs 80 Butermk Calves. ~ D at 2'Ac'
". Pidcock: ~ NJ 'ryland Veals 40 N. at 5ao. -.
SHEEP AND LAMns-Recepts were ,insiaaaing eigns @
which arrived ate 35 cars OF 1874 hoad-33 cars
At Jersey CITY and cars At gothst Total Tor ss st
week Trade rather slow but Good lambs and prme SheeP
wanted at steady with other grades duil ana
wcak. Common 10 Prime sheep sold at 81 20df4 .o ana
carload for expert part lives went To Major molis
81 75 Fair 70 Prime southern Lambs sold az 6tS7c ana
% as S q hands sss The
sales~Dieubcci Dewey SO State Lambs ei ID. at SCI
ls7 Kentucky DO 30 10, at 7 oc. - -
P.s. Kase los Virginia Lambs bj No. at 5stcl Jersey
do ~ N, at SIC. 25I Western Sheep. 81 n, at *3 Sl
Newton h Glet: 2O5 West Virginia IAubs. 5B 10, az
7sc u do 90 NJ T9c, III Virginia do 80 N; at Csc ~
do 80 NJ &C. LII, Sheep. l3 ID AZ 4,c 2U2 do Va 10
ct 81 IS Virginia sheep So n. at Sac 32 West virginia
do o. n. ht 10. -,
F. sader q Coz 2is Pennsylyania sheep: s. ~ at s'sc
u Indiana do lO D at 4hc 90 KENTUCKY 90 imS 10 & y.
sc l25 Kentucky Lambs 81 b. at 6s.c 90 DO 81 ID at &C.
22p do g3 n. at G.c; 27O Wost Virginia do. 90 10 a &c
j y. Pdcocs l5a Pennsylvana smbs b6 at a<ci 10
Virginia do SO No. at 74o 7b do % b az 2e ~ DO o. ID
at elc so ohio sheep 81 ~ at - 7o 2S2 do ~ D 4e
HOG~.-keceips were 2b OF 3A2l heads cars at
iosL and y carsat Jersey CITY Total for SIX dys a
head gnst 267 head for the time last week Mono
for sale alive NOminally nrln NJ "a 3Jd-} No.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEw:YoaK. friday July


BEEvEs-Receipts i53 csrs OF 27s2 hoad-iS! cars
AT Jersey cry ami l6 at Weehawken fsr lots lo
siy v, 1881 head for the same time
81 week Weenawgen arrivals all for export and at Jer
y there the pcn ty Spd cars wero
"a Dy Goldsmith leaving on th- market nearly i50
car.oada Tho SUPPLY was IN excess OF the
demand and the market opened dun and lower
and clcar nco en.ctee at noon by ten or
doIen car.losds The advance made "Wednesday was
wholly lost the Close prices dropping Oh an average
l6d20c per 100 N. - 49, o.. ,
Among the sales carload 81 Poor Texas cows and
Steers AZ ~ yj pei 100 20 OF Kentucky Cincinn
and Peoria "stcfs" at s. 55asJ .: and ears OF M
Ius mostly In small lots at 81 2Jeej TO- Grass
aud corn fed steeys sold At the vide range "a, o'
syerseing j3s No. sod by Meyer. hegenstsin Co 10 w
Ottmsn Fulton Market The buk OF the sales were ~
a. aU1 Is 90 for Common to Good steers =.
shipments day and 10 morrow include s2 Lave Ca,te w
the Eiron city ~ Morris; yt heal ON the croma AM
S4i head the Btfcrne ly Goldsmith 2ti0 quarters OF
Reef and Of Mutton In the iae and SE cassi
by oseph Eastman and q. Hammonr a Co VII 10 q ne
Scryia n the limo la round numbers of ihe
wces from This port 2OO Satt 40 Live sheep oOuJ
"nsrtsrs O. Heel snd 900 cGfcss.e. OF Mutton. .
'sALEs-C Kann a. furrt. b1 kehtncky "rulrfa.'
1879 b at s. 90 100 "a. n 49, s1a Es'is;
81 1J 10 do l2os n. AZ q 50 70 io;s 81 q % -
II Ksbai 10 keLtse<y Steers. ilSo ID A. - oo' - ~
LOT. n at ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
COTTON MARgrT,-BY rELg,RApH.

da @ %S i%y
T So Oe as pr n% Manps e.ss july an
August delivery 356id DO August and september deiv
delivery ~ sid did do October and November
delivery si6id do November and Decemoeg delivery
January and February delivery 3sG4d do February and
Tenders delivery mt odnys clearing 1900 bales new
do. kct aud $40 bales old do. ..
Meekly->aes the week 10000 bales; Amer csn3O 000
bales specuat9rs took lSoo omes exporters LOOK;
bales actual export $500 bales total recspts 5000 bales
1000 bales total STOCK. 600 oaies American
0p 900 bales amount OF cotton afos, $1,000 bales Amefi
can $4,000 bales.
D. The Of the day included 800 bales
American Futures steady, Upanda; Low Mdding clause
July delivery 3--UId seIersdo July and August delivery
5eid; sellers do August and september delivery
TAD sellers september and October delivery tlOid.
sellers October and November delivery 3ootd buveS
do November December delivery, $3.50. buyers; no.
December aud January devery 33oAd buveis 90 Janu
arv February delivery 6Oid sellers do February
and March dcvery. .is-u4d. buyers; 49,,
ling clause July delivery 3i.6id buyers do July aud Au
delivery 81 64d. buyers do August and september
delivery iOOid buyers do Septenher and october oou'
cry i,6id buyers October and November delivery
3,GId sellers November and December delivery bs3
6id value do. December and January delivery 3504d
vano January and FebrIas delivery. oDd4d sellers;
February and March delivery. . 81 o4d value 80
GALVESTON Jnly iO.-Cotton easy. Middlns lOs Low
MlndlnR "a Good Ordinary. -, and gross receipts
IL baies saier balos; stock l696 bales 49,.
McokySet and iecrpts. II bales Exports COAST
WISE. 1851 Bales sales - bales. - ,,
SAVANNAH. July lO.-COtt0n du Mddlng. 10, Low MIDI
ling % GOOD Ordinary. 0 net aud gross receipts bales
Meekly.Net and gross receipts 5I oses EAtois Noas|
wise. 80 bales; sales 10 bales -, ,,,,, ,o ,x
Midding 1916; Ordinary 1915; and gross re
epts bales Exports the Continent 6Os bales sales
bales iock 32.U2i bales
Wooky-Net and gross receipts LOIS bales Exports 10
France. J6l0 baos 10 the Continent os bales Co.stwse
2061 Daosi sales DO bales
Nzw.YogK, July lO.-1hs following are the total net 70
cepts Of tde ports since september 1851
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 10 (Speciap.-lt Is plain that
the big shorts" who covered" last week, have bo-
gun putting their lines again. This is about all
there Is to the market The countrymen arc doing a.
little ever, and trading is loft to tho
little and big professional speculators. Tho
market to-day began u shade under last nights
prices for grain and shade those for provisions
August wheat opened at ss cents and September at
00l4c There followed little trading. which caused
september wheat In tho first hour to oscate between
9O4 cents and 0O2 Corn for an hour stuck at
cents for August aud 40a cents for September About
there report from st. Louis that thirteen
OF yellow fever had been discovered In New
orleans. Not much credsnce put In the story
for no confirmation OF 1t came from New-Or
leans but the bears used the report sue
cessfully for a moment to depress wheat
e, shade. and to stop the advance In provisions
In the pork crowd there lively cnort to cover
by shorts" there not enough hogs at the
yards TO 40 around and prices wers lO0l5c. higher
there, there lively market for while ana an
advance Of l2ed15c.
All through the session. from tho start to the finish
the grain market remained without much ac
tiou and devoid OF incident that the
opinion that 1t was the duIlest day
they had After the break there was little
buying by "shorts who recovered oil the loss In the
corn pit Lester x Co. sold about 100000 bushels OF
August corn. Of which Kramer took half and T.. w. Ben
ley 80 900 bushels. There some buying OF wheat
against "puts." Roche Woodbury. Schwartz and Du-
pee bought on the break.
whoat, ssnsc: September wheat. 90%c; August c,rn,
41c; September corn, 46Ac; August porx, $40 10 !;
September pork $40 229; August lard, W co. septem'
Der lard, 50 67i2.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
STATE or TRADE
nnMNkrIl MNIKfrt

July 70 ap, We,Sr1 sn, wSss 81 - s6 %
3 ssS g. hasai fs,Ta = Sntsl n's
steamer Yellow, 5fc steamer Mixed so''cr W 1oa
shorts and iIIn,. .,s,ls p-arlsisps s,eaiv Batter
crGs%sry a lsSl Ss dsSn s ,
osis ioOo BASH -horis ~ 900 Du-hr Barley. - bush
di ni'%Sss nosra ' ssrss, aai W.srs sosr 10
hass q Pa. 20 o 90 tsy I5ss o. /, m"srsai
% s 50 active l d" we.sPS
sS,SsIa nd - & sso' 30 DO &o.so %SS Winter RED Spot
MaT''1% sna iay S ";ssa%s, SasoI sSiss september.
w y % do Sc. SsSs %s'ssp ws.sn s"s
Ssod Jay 13sas. August s;;y. S3Ss2c sos,P s,P
.snoS .sn S,s4e %c,'erS ssSioe o. Miioi 81 asc
Ss "e, = Nov, PORK s oos
Isci oS.' whsat 5000 oish Corn lsooo sa,aA 2:s s
sSSO eSIs wSesl sc bush 5000 os;s 1000
S1sh saIes-w heat 63i 200 ousn4 Corn. 1900 bush
r.,s. as ss 10 ns Sa%' Sa Tasr s1s :, e 200
e. srn no. .saSy ast sa 9So' se: car lot, Yellow 90
r. ss .,s s.:' ;ss %sss ass &c. 'S5s Toss
asS asS ost. i.e fqar asc oor OBJ nas!.y .,.s
b ecG S.'?
$4,000 s.,n "S, seo Pon Ssn aS D0 wSss
bush. Corn I22.OoO onsn4 0ai". 5000 bush; Rya -
8. pl,s.s Fancy f a. caSs r..s
S @ n.svRs1s s Rs NJ ~ sp4as Mssa sss sss
pSsmSs.. pSis 4a ssealas. sns;srlS IS
short ,sar Whiskey dull snf unbalanced at 81 ~
Hogs nfm Common and LShG - oOesI 80 Pack
ing Batchers 81 0Jds4 5O receipu o5o mead shp-
neIts 2,n hsaL
DETROIT. July lo.-wheat quiet Nc. / White. ySaso cash
july eS,.o AUGUST vaasci No heS oa"a ana
Rcd ssLc Roce pts bs00 BUSH Corn No q 4ss1c. Oats
No 2 Whts 36c.i No =. SJhc.
MuwAUkgR july TO- Wheat steady: No Cash. 80 &C.;
August $50. September so &C Corn dull Oats arm; NJ
81 &c Rye-No. L. $50. bsrey-So. u bOiYd rovs.ons
Mess PORK July. $40 To- August. sob Lard
Prime steam Cash or Ju,y ~ 5S Ausns ~ 90 ba,tefc
Eggs-Frrsh ai0Lc asesipts-Flour 1900 1eai Wheat
i.UO bush Barley 1000 bush shipments-Fiour $4,000
bbls.; Wheat 20Ou bush. Barley. 500 busn
PEORIA H. July i0.-Corn frm Hieh Mixed 47aatsci
No Mixed. TdA75r osts quiot No White Ns.d
rs iac No Mixed. 81 aa52o. Ave dnll NO. aOVo.
ReceIps-Corn. 900 busl Data 10000 Rye 1000 bush;
bush shpmeatsCorn $4,000 bush uats 1900 ousni iye
BOZ bush.
gish and weak buy ers were operating only In small
way meet Immediate Western and penusylvania su
pei as3 ,5s 10 Extra - sd rJ 20 Penusvivaus
FAMILY i1Bt ,6 Ps0 1871 vInli Roller PROCESS 81 40
81 o. Dsaware Family 81 501s52n Winter Wheat Patent
S5s5as 3d. Wheat closed steady & az ss ,s nS1p S eau .G
delaware export eevutor ~ a MOL Pennsvvanm hcf
IN grain depot III No Red Jniy yS'.9y,ci
August YjLa955 5cA September 9ssainhc
OCTOBER 81 O0asi Oot Corr The market crossed quiz
No Mixed ir grain depot 6nc: steamer No 2 yellow;
Ia gran depot. 62ci No. yellow. uaek DC. NO
Hfrs In rran drpo 53c no trlcx 5s'sc uuoten 70 ex
rort elevator. 6saa No Mircd Jus o2 1nsgca AuTn.
Lar cts steady Rsiseied White sGc PennsyivAn's No
. WE,te. 3.lsa syci Ma Waltz 3Dsa Oe; NO. 4
" .its die. Iu,v .a3.c August "tnat se; sep;
ssnscr Ss<%c. xccesv%-tIsst fv"o hoA' ~hsaA wv"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
l)roposaIs.
A QUEDUCT COMMISSION.
AotiRDucr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 400 sIswAKr BUILDING. 80 BROADWAY. }
NEW wYoRK. July q. 1901
TO CONTRACTORS.

ToN New GrStcn AG"'dus
July S 1880 at at which place and hour they
viii publicly opened and read by tho A4aednct comms
commissioners a, soon thereafter as practicable
The portion Of the said A9aeSsc ior tue construction Of
Dam and It's connections with the old and new Aqueiuct
zach bid must oo ncosed a scaled envelope indorsed
the Of the person or persons making ae same
bid G a ss s e S ali IN
esed with them therein also that t Is made without any
sane work and respects fair Without coluson
that mcmosr Of the Aaueduct Commission OF the
Deputy therein other otcer Of the Corpo
Or hs s & ss 5 on IL
the work which II relates or IN the profits thereof
the same that the several therein stated true
accompanied by certified check upon National
the Comptroller Of tho tty New York an amount
less than per Of the amount II the security required
%s Sr sD moi be nedse with the bid but must be
the Aqueduct or 70 their secretary 70, d.
successful bidder will be retunc the Comptroller TO the
persons making tho same within three days Alter the con-
rsuse the within ten days after notice OF
the .US s%T % S9 Ss y o. Of H r b
damages for such neglect or refusal pursuant 70 the pro-
Il he shall execute the conifsct. within the aforesaid
the amount OF his deposit wiz DO returned TO him.
section % F fsossSd Doas ana the surety
70 that Of more or resident reenoders
double the aoun OF tho bond or approved surety CON-
psnies aEdsr tns awso M .as . ..a In
the Sds. %."'" ~" ''''''"''' = ~ ''0''''
auy ali II hey for the bcs interest OF tho
Of s ss saS aS
s1S % @ al % Ss1 %qae
~ ''''' 0' ''s As'''''' JANIS MccuLLoM.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
1HE PETROLEUM Market
The statement of the National Transit Con


The statement of the National Transit Com
pany for the month OF June shows another large de-
the Of merohantabe oil for when the
company liable Tho stock s 35l 020 barrels ess
than the end OF the previous month aud this de-
crease Is represented by the difference between decline
of nearly 800. 900 barrels In credit balances snu an
increase Of less than lo000O0 barrels IN certcates
Somc disappointment Is felt that the credit balances
should be reduced o heavily. but considering tnc
temptation afforded by the recent advance IN crude th'
issue OF only 100000 barrels III certificates indicates
much conservatism. The comparisons OF the runs anu
deliveries for aiay and June were Adequately treated
In Monday columns It's only necessary Tor us To re-
call the that June has always heretofore pee tue
mouth which enjoyed about the largest runs OF the year
The abatement Din barrcs for the two months is "a iol
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
RAILROAD ELi.YfSGs.
eupopEAy FISAycI,L u,RREr+

LONDON. July iO-l2;5o m.consol. 80 lS,i0 for % both
nancy and the United states -Four Per Cent Bonds
I1;. do Four ard a Halt Per Cont Bonds. llG Atlantic
and Great First Mortgage Trustees Ccreatrs
22is Erie lOss second CoDs0is 54t Illinois CcDtra,
i3O4s. Mexican Ordinary % 81 rau Cosnion I1s New
YORK Ceufrai. 9tas Pennsylvania 90, LEADING
BYRIIS July 0Ihe state Dcnt OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows increase IN specie of o. % 0oo MARKS
Pars sdvces ote Three cent Itcnes At 81 francs
2i.c Confines for the account
4 D. M oDsols l0J for both money and the account;
Atlantic Western First Mortgage frlsteex Cor
dcates Z2a lOi do Second CCnsos % ls Illinois
ceniraI iL Mexican Ordinary. "a e. st. Paul Common
S45.. New York Central. sOi4 PcnDsyvsniL 4J's
Paris exbange London ~ 20 francs In u
cenilmes for check , 49,,
amount OF bullion gone t1s
Isua on balance today - = Gl7IOOU
II udson Bay Company lC2 a., .
quote Three per cent Een'cs at 81 HAncs
times tor the account
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

Lnshs Corn l6.5O0 Data 500 bash. shipmenss-
wheat lO570O bush; CorD $500 Dus Data 1880 busn
ST LOUIS July 1O.-Flour XXX. % 4g0ss So XXX
S9650fS 75; Family. s., 60as3 75 Choice. 81 000$4 lo'
;. RED casn @ gs,sasl oo Jny esc Apg9ss SEP
August 459i5 &c. September 45645isc. Oats hrm;
Cash 80 933isc. July 29d29ic closing at 29c August
24+c Rye dull 5ic. Barley steady at 50N70c But.
ter unchanged Eggs steady S5s9c Flax seed steady
st 81 ~ Hay steaiv ant UNCHANGED Bran arm At .,
&c Corn Mea hrm SO 6n. Whisky steady lt 81 l3
Pork $40 30 Buikmeafs-Lons Clear. s5 20 short RIB
- 3ua 4 Short Clear IS So LarJ hrm at 81 2oOSb ~
haec@eipts-fiouE a @ 1000 bbis Wheat 4ooc bushI uorn
20O0O busn Oats 1000 busr Rye. - bush. Barev
i0lo BUSH shpments-FIour. 1000 bits. wnea. 900
push Corn 2SOUO busfLi oats. 5000 DusL Rya l,O0O
lush; Barley bush
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

NEw-YORK. July 10.
Wheat to-day was irregular, opening 12@
cent lower recovering part OF the decline and closing
with loss OF as from last nights figures specula
tion in options dull, and the export engagements
next to nothing Corn was easier the early deal
ngs but later and closed dull and practically
UNCHANGED moderate business was done In the & eI,
port line On the contrary. thcro about 10000
bushels Of oats taken by shippers and the market was
steady at loss Of b cent Provisions were improved,
and lard options advanced 296 cents Final prices
were: For wheat-July, 9s& cents; August. 81 Sep
tember 81 O2; October, 81 o37s; for corn-Jny, 52+
for oats-July. 36la; August 33a; September, 32is
cents; ror lard SO 72l9 August 80 49, septem-
Der. So 93 October. 81 O3; November. SO 97
At New-York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston the
receipts Of grain to-day were Wheat s3364 bushels;
223 S1 bushels -four 16.675 barrels The arrivals At
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Louis were: Wheat. s0,299
bushels; corn 154 800 bushels oats. $500 bushels;
total grain, 35l ,507 bushels flour, 11.739 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

LIVERPOOL July l0-Pf0vsons Bacon Cumberland Cat
al "a: long Clear Middes. 2is 0i snort Clear Mhiics
2ss Va snort Ribs 3ls oil shoulders Iis u pef ~
Heef-sIa Od indian Ness 'rin, Mess jft ~
Pork-Prme Mess lIs oi per Bot pf'ns deg, Ea,,,ra
Gps Western JZs LarL-Ainerican. Sts 81: Pnmc We,t
crn 3ss Vd Lard on 3js ID. iiams-I.ons Ch fts d.
shouders 80. Butter 72s Cd per ew io finest Untei
sfstes Cheese-ArDerican Choice. 3ls. Oh wheat -hei
Western spring d7s Id kcd Winter I'd GIs "a
per cents Is 0d. New Western winter 's ~
New Mixed Western, <s gd Caniornia NO, L. Is 5 4n.
snTits OF Ilrprntne 81 at L)nton. kj@ od pr
cwf aencd Petroleum l6d per gallon; Clover seed
mrrican Red lgs per TAllow-3l. Cd per cwt ROSA
Common 3s Vii Pale lis. .dd 00s. OIL Lnseed oiL IA
TIE se,ps OF wheat the three days we're lScoo
cenlals including ll4O0J centas Amrricin H.. ...,.
American corn for the past thfoe uS' "o
lO7 900 ceDtas - ,,...o, o,, ,ns N e2i ia
per ton Calcutta Linsecd Abs. Sd per quarter Lusso
Take ~ aaGS5 0s per tor HeaneA n ~ . cst
nd Ger yallon Spirits OF rurpcntina 3os 5u pei o"s
Sperm OIL 96s per Ton Ros,n nnoa 3A "a @s ~
Sse ss 1lia Provisions-Ltri. 49, Ol psr caS, pe
American; sugar lSs Sd per cwt for Cuoa JsaiitusH
polarzpg 90, and I6s 81 L0ljs ior Cd'A AnsS"Ai'''
e1uing afo2L
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-spot Rio duh sac. for Fair. No sales
Options dull and points closing steady however
The eipts at Rio we're 900 bags Sales X 25o bags
September 71OG7l5 october. 7l5d720; November 10
0f.25; De,emDer 725d Mild GRADES fairly actve
Sales $500 bags Maracbo 400 Costa ica. 900 pecus
June sale c 2bO peculs do do at 5c
freight. .
COTTON-spot Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales, 55s
evening" including $50 for export and 4Os
for consumption Delivered contracts 1000 bales
46G bales against 2S5 this dv last wcok
and se5 last years SINCE september 46e4 743 bales
The quotations according to the classification
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

CHICAGO Jrv 10 Flour quiet AMI nnchznsea 1noos ,
Winter Wheat Sa5D1s1 so 5orinx wheat so SmSS S0 a.
Lewjrsas. 90 ays Flour s. 50 "a
c,osns Al 6s.c August 81 eosins A. 80 Np
tenOer. 9oasO closing st s9 & no. Fsn ss &c Corn
"uis and 1sady CASH sa47. Jmly :. ssc,s sa
+JelSsc c,osns at a.'.c Oss steady scles anas,
Cash sci ja, .a,;0s asssc &c ''Is sVs dull
Iarsy~No q 90 S55c Pork active Cash 80 UCS oy
!p oa ~ siosnS septspSs5 s1S aSsS 70
u.s.. s:o 70 snss% s A.sH:
sSSss Sssa os%
Soo ousns Rys sooo sssy Looo sn' sS Soo
cy; 1oC bblss Wnesi $1,000 ousni Corn .ov'
.s ossa SSoSo susS. aye LOCO busn sar'eE ~ooo
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
CLOSING PRICES or BJsr)y sF)o1S
BcsroS July 10. 1881

FRIDAY July lo-P.N
correspondent sends the Hgurss OF tho Lake Shore
ssd Michigan Southern Railways report Of i1 business
~ the s six months OF 1877 1878 and 1885, and sas'
eention the remarkably close comparison there 10
kfwsen tbs nxures Of 1877 and 1885. They fol-
bsu
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels anf ti'rjtfs
NEw-YuRK, July 10. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
Albany & Sus con

SALES AT THE cOysOLIDA TED STOCK ND PETRo.
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CHsHtpsruS Iuly lb.-Turpentiue irm ., 80 90
sAvtsSAn Juy IO.--Inrpentine nrni At 90 NJ
wtlMIsgTuS Inly lO.-rurpcntine rrm at 80 r.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

Net esrnings...... sl.83s.047 s237l,2i3 &i.s32j93
j. O. c. then proceeds to show that the Improvement
shown by the figures for 1873 continued till the CON-
pany in 1880 paid eight per cent its stock and then
anaogicay that the will produce like
progress from the figures Of 1885, Perhaps 1t may be
we certainly hope that correspondents sangune
expectations may be realized But is certain that two
important elements omitted from his calculations
increased competition and the additional first charges
that have been put upon the Lake Shore Company since
1877. Since 1877 the Chicago and
Atlantic Railroad, which gives to the
Erie Railway independent connection
to Chicago has been built, and the Nickel Plate road
from Buffalo Chicago has been constructed and under
any other than the present q. 81 management
would be sharp competitor for the local we'll as the
through traffic. Tho increase in the Lake Shores frst
charges best exhibited by the suboined statement
which shows that the of net earnings left
10 the stock for the six months OF 1877 nearly per
cent and for the six months 1885 deficit from frat
charges Of $95 .6O6. The exhibit is as follows:
Net earnings above. 81 s3sO47 s2.371213 sls3269s
Deduct first charges. 1,3S7,SO0 13o0OO0 1,9lSl99
Surplus. ......... s45O.2l7 $99l.2l3 cos
Deficit. Ssoooo
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11

Hence with six months net earnings now equal TO
those Of 1879 the balance will be only 453Ol or less
than per cent on the stock.
Today's stock market was little more than board
room affair 1t required only little encouraSement for
the larger traders fasten to the idea OF trunk line
settlement despite OF all denals Hence after some hes
taon, which served to demonstrate " an absence OF
stocks" Central and Hudson advanced from 81 'S
s7is to s87s9sso and Lake Shore from 57as957is to
5sas 95ss The trading in the two stocks furnished
44,5O0 shares. over 25 per cent OF the whole
days business. or the grangers, Union Pacific.
Delaware Lackawanna and Western and
Pacific Mail there was quiet selling at the current
figures but without marked pressure, so that all OF
them show final decline OF from is to Y per cent
Missouri Kansas and Texas and Western Union were
supported and show small gains. The whole business
amounted only to 175.12I shares, against 27O,2so
yesterday and the market closed duh with feverish
tone.
Government bonds were dull but the market was
about steady with the bids for the IS reduced % per
cent. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-11
TIE BANK FOR SAVINGS 81 BLEgcKgR-sr.
NEw-YoRk July 3, 1855.
rINHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have this a

- ?,
TINIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have this day
declared the usual interest under the provisions Of
bylaws for the last six months ending che Soth June fol-
lows:
At the rate OF THREE AND ONE.IIALF PER CENT Der
all Of s5 aud upward exceeding 5000
payable and after the third MON being the 2th day
OF this month.
This interest carried credit deposors 40
principal the list inst. where it stands exactly de-
post
1t will be entered the passbooks any time when
quired and after the 10th inst
ROBERT S HOLT. Secretary.