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New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

Market closing weak. TransfcraDle hOtlces Sooc
FLOUR AND MEAIs-FLOU R-Market rules dull and In
v1 While sy me eSi oSSus stnEs sne has
sss. SS: xh,s& 5SS sGis TsTs ,9r s1pYFi IL
ISs o no grcS wn,e 1 g Wn,5 S GO pGs G
b5. sTs k1r. * e. 1,5fF 81 mann
SS; g So fs sps 81 81 81 s w
s Good SSs q noce tS 'GSS extra TO wsssTS ssnTy
s. % asS So Common = Fair Extra Ohio s5o5asl 90
9GS = sGSd g co.. cSo Clear 81 81 RSe
MIXTURE q 9oa 5o straight q Ii 5esS 70 Patent 81 %
fsr Extra, g s' ss asi Fair . oss 0o Gocato
Ty SC y M Extra fS'' S % nd wcs' s'r
south America So odsS 20 market closing qn soo
sS. sSsr&e%SS stS$S"
Coca Goo o%er o cSHSc NS ias demand sales, 100
supenns latter rsso for Choice so
m e. 50 g. Scr ssoea 4s %
. S1wmEAT-Markc, nregulir end un;et,lcd Cash
los rc stronger without muca ACTIVITY options
opened % &c lower lien t.over from the decline and
sra&r r% msd City Milling business and fairly active trans.
%sr, Il soR5S1a 1n s'gSs' Su:
;n iS IsS SS i q sopS
s:;F'i sd I S%y iS xSS%;
3s.GSsF S 8 q c. q ,s.Ins sS
si',Hs al II s Do Tor Dacs@Ss %
81 sT Jun, 3 'ss g Geo. &C., 'ssS tsasSS az 3
stat Tia7ic. BARLEY -Dull and nominal ..... .DA r.
LEY MALT-Quet ana steady COhN-Market I'M
OPTION. ne beo then lost the advance and Tell
steady at iec above the lowc7t prices
Dc. otd No Mixed on the Lena Lutman was posted as
sixhty warn" r business for cxpori and home use
AMI good trade options. shippers bought 10000 bush
sales 22l O0o bush. future. -SnooO bush spot and 70
arrive Including UEgraded Mixed af 5ldJl Sc steamer
Mixed 81 djlsac elevator 40 2 y 40 l2c IN elevator
s2a. aoat 521a52 &c for 2so Opn bush TO arrive
4 T. Ungradei White, bic; Low Mixed 5Sc No Mixed
Tor July. l7;sl2tc.. closing at 8 c. 90 for august
5sG5.sc closing at t2i.ci GO. Tor september
S5ha53i.c.. closing at t2Sci do for October
bcfsSr ami moierairly active Sales bush future
i o 600 bush spot arrive. Including No. Mixed al
quoted at s7c. No. White. Ssa3s No Z S,sd
3gLc. No ! quoted at l3cs Mixed western, 8 a toc.
Whita do S9aI1cs White STATE 20 &C. sale II u00u
bush White Canada m de at (. lsc. G g. london
M Mixed for July 3iac, closing at SO &c; do
Tor August S 33c, closing at J5'c do for september
81 s.dJ2 &c. closing at 81 PC
stocks In store New.York BROOKLYN and Jersey city
held lighters certificate.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY JULY q, 1885
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MONDAY, July 20-P. ".

MONDAY, July 20-P. ".
The Stock Exchange markets to-day developed notn
ing from which an intelligent opinion can be formed
fictitious stuation such last weeks markets were
dehes all calculations prices can be advanced or DC
pressed 5alO per cent against natural conditions the
usual methods OF weighing factors In the speculatioh'
Of aeneccssity prove to be faulty, and when
faulty they are worthless The fact ~ that prices last
week advanced despite OF more discouraging con-
ditions than have developed in any ono
week before IN two years. When natural conditions
and the market part company 1t is because OF the
exercise OF a mysterious power that cannot DO
measured by ordinary rnes The market for ten days
has been revolving wheel professional traders have
bought and sold stocks in circle at continuously
advancing figures The question OF the moment Is, who
will be tho party that will break, and when the time
that 1t can III afford to have small room-trader fall
fore had been sold out at pront. let III
might stand the dropping out OF three or four OF the
900 share trades without serious damage but tho DC
clinaton continue the game by single operator IN
10000 shares would work wonderful revolution IN the
opinions Of followers. Whether to-days decline marks
the elimination OF unreasonable rise IN mo prices OF
problem Thus far the reaction amounts 70 no
more than would be natural In movement tiat
had for Its goal further advance OF 20 per cent or
more. To-day's stock market opened at ncttionsy
advances; IL was dull and even manipulation
unequal TO keeping up the appearance ol
activity. A subsequent slow decline closed prices
generally from y To Il per cent below SATURDAY hst
figures No one however except the private Lookkecer
each operator Is In position to express
ion of the Immediate future The market closed lever
is and unsettled. .,
1;oyernmen bonds were dull and tho market ruled
gteady at quotations ms follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
. TrRyJyG POINT IN GRIYTS CAREER.

at has never been told" said Judge Ash
burn who married Grants cousn that General Grant
might have gone through the War IN a more humble
capacity. When tho rebellion opened he was poor and
had given up farming to clerk in his fathers store AT
Gae,a Ill He came Bethel. Ohio to SEQ one OF his
cousins TO urge him to go In partnership TO supply
bread for Camp Dennson The cousin did not care 70
engage in business with him, and the matter fell
through. -, III,
Al this time he harlly knew what TO do, and while
here received dispatch from Governor Yates asking
him TO take charge OF state instruction camp, He
thought over and hesated He had been out OF the
service for number OF years, and not certain OF his
ability TO drill recruits He got big pine board and
lot of objects for dummy soldiers and commenced ap-
plypg military rules 10 IL he could form company.
He set up his men and over again. but lie gave
nm in despair. He could do it, He had forgotten his
former power and could accept the position offered
by Governor Yates But he went IN Illinois visited tho
camp saw the actual In notion and like flash his
old Lessons came back him and he accepted IL Is for
the reader to speculate General Grants career had
he became coinnissary at Camp Dennison or had Ie
declined the offer OF Governor Dick Yates
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July 2O.-Provsions Bacon Cumberland Cut
SIS Cd Lcng Clear Middes 27s. 6d short Clear Mdos
xss "a short a.es sis oa Shoulders ala o. PER cst
P0rk-Pr.me Mess Ola Od per bbl Primo Ness East.rn.
Us. Western 52s Lard-Amsricau $4s 3d: Prime we.t
sru. 3ss Ud Lard OIL 35s I'd. Hams-Long Cut AIS. d.
Shoulder ses 3d. butter rs 3D. for finest United
Western spring 6s 3D. Us lld ked Winter sod ais "a
Der centa No sprinx Is o. Now Western Winter Is I'd
New Mixed Western ls I'D; California No. l. Is Oh. q
"a "a: Caf,rna 30 I'd G6s "a. canta- Producs
Sprits Of furpentne 2es at L0nt0n 3d4 Od per
cwt odned Petroleum. 7d gallon Clover Seed
American Red xys per Taiiow3ln Cd psr cwt Rosa
3D. Dor cwt
LONDON July 20-Produce-IAnscedOn2 22l los % 22l Ia
per ton CALCUTTA Lnsocd, 40s Sd psr quarter Lnseel
Take ~ M 0xs os per tol hsfneA Petrolean ost .
o. Ger gallon; spirits Of Turpentinc 23s Sd c1t
Sperm on ses per son Rona-i;ommon. IS ID ets o.:
Americans sugar lSs 3D. per cwt for Cuba csatrfl sA
poianzing v6' aud los ID 0l6s Caoz duscJyAibfr
Amin
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 20 (SpeciaD THE visible
supply statement OF the Chicago Board Secretary will
show a decrease IN wheat of 3s55s2 bushels; an In
crease in corn OF bushels and decrease n oats
WHEAT was unchanged for July and u cent lower for
August and September this morning. October showed
no change from Saturday. Corn was y cent cheaper
Oats were Ia cent lower and provisions unchanged Ro-
ceysrs almost without exception had bad news to tell
ana they were therefore bullish. Tho crowd
in the pit was OF the mind and
The first hour was marked by advance
the visible supply statement Tomorrow trading mot
yolumInous but lack of purchasers and
dcicIcncy OF nerve the part OF bulls There was
feeling abroad that the " bulls had the market snd
that IL "a bad day for bears"
About IL oc.ock some scalpcrs took alarm at re-
pors that there smut In the wheat In store here,
and began to realize on long wheat: inquiry was
made OF the grain Inspector and he pronounced
S"' the reports 10 I've without foundation. The
sales of long wheat broke the market - cent by 1880
n m but ut no time was business heavy.
The o'clock closing Was the same ~ the opening
practically The grain did not talk much about the
Ing opinion was that this statement had largely
lost It's charm factor In speculation Corn
became firm with wheat, though tho greatest
advance from the opening WAS emily cent Inc
grain to weaken later and tho advance all lost July
and August sliding down past the opening price. INC
Afternoon markets were lower Oh hot wheat reports
from statements that the Visible supply slate
ment would show an Increase tomorrow, conlraalc.
tions of blight news the discovery that George Walker
had sold 100000 TO bushels IN the forenoo
fear that other "buls would follow suit and ground
less nat this equatorial heat might nlurc the con
dtion Of local supplies Inc Dreaa o Vas .cna dawn u" r.
SEA cents and closed vt 30 cents September went IRON
2 cents down to 90 cents. closing ut s2h cents Corr
was OF Gems
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

.,..euted inciosed in sf:vc- c:.set. tine mayor
s.oL. and Colonel Shaw replied; both with mucn
sae,ine Altogether Tho demonstration was ono oi
an unusual kind honorable to Colonel ohaw
rra,,fyinp to his fellow -countrymen asrsad' ana
hone at home as proof Of the regard he had gained
duriug his tenure of psst which often brought
him into collision with the interests Of Manchester
r,eo Still, do not think that President CieVe-
lands Civil Service reform is clearly understood
;u Manchester Possibly he does not quite under-
stand it himself
In the list of those present at the dinner to Mr
Yates. which one of your correspondents describes
as a dinner of complete rehabilitation, my name
occurs. Perhaps may be allowed to say 'hat
was not present. 1t would not signify either way,
except that the view 1 expressed OF the inc'den'
that led to Mr.. Yates's imprisonment wouid DC u'i
fcult TO reconcile with tho rehabilitation tneory.
For Mr. Yates personally have every regard ou'
Ipcver thought the hue taken by his paper IN TINS
Iousdale matter defensible Nor does dinner
over which no better man than Lord Braoonrno
could be found to preside seem 50 high compi-
ment as Mr.. Yates on other grounds would de-
serve o' We o'
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

HAY AND sTRAw-Thcro was continued fair demand.
usd-rtoas va, maint med We quote 40 : lay g0s o
sc itrS%-No i.o5 ssI0 90; no and GSr hdaGoc'
nID. s-IIad moderate rent at st'a' isures
MHrALs~dS hanss iron dull and unchongei a. sl5'.a
sery, issued at siG quiet aId A. c,Ssag nm q
notices issued at 81 Tin P,,e duh aud easier at = asa
10. Transferable notices .slcd at ~ Conper nrIn
ic do. Baltimore at ioI5ci do oriord at lose Lead
steady 4Ola4s &c, domestic. speltor steady at 4279a
MOLAssEs-pan at lesc; tor 'o' test Cuba. 80 hhd'
s rTSnpS Do s %@1 Sr 1 TSas sySTS saa S@
Rosns tine quet ana almost nominal at -o@si ~
OCEAN fREIGmrs-Ihcfe was a fair movement In the
petrol chart ring lac to-day WITH Iil preyon, rates de-
ine prevailed IcrIh stronger The items Of I'm
soS Ss "sS sne C o f OF s aaa ro eTnan
bark 500 bbs refined oil 80 BU rNos AYRkT; from
sn car t;lN1% lump p%SD iAyS' hence.
POOL -tcam hence 10000 %, bush grain grain I'D. =
Want hsnce IN italian bark 20oo refined OIL Gc
r9% h S %Ss BIS rsne o 10 & ar
49,. GERMAN BALTIC, hence Norwegian bark 1900
There was moderate obbig trade at well sustained
PROVISIONS -PoRK-The n,arke, is firm without show
1s an NV ''s Sales pSS iSS bpi. 3si 81 aud obs
ianiI Ness sIi 26qsIi 20. Mess quoted sil asli -
s. 81 3 'r4 d ."1 E..ra rrns
aln 1S nd Extra India Ness sl7 oossie 90 Mess
at Stat ~ q y MEArs@hrS ia wei sustained pnS sS
m. demand gcuil sales, 10000 NJ Picked Belis
n N ilr: t.Hh 10 Ito IL 10. lca Picked
shoulders 4sc; Smoked Shoulders 57cj Picked Hams.
lO,.al .c smoked lams Ii i4Gl Ac.....MIDDLks-Rue
a It prices, The uaIl INA sacN Long Clear IN
New. York quoted &C. for Western delivery Long Clear
mo ,ca,c dc Maud steady prices. CITY Heavy to Light
5adGisc: Pigs ..LARD-lhe market opened steady
bn aer and declined tric closing easy Cash
demand slack tho speculation quiet Sales $50 tcs
w, steam spot, private terms quoted osoc puy
closing s3c 256O les August UH7 adsoc closing $500
SIC. September a r2c. closing tvs lc 80
les october. 7lJdli4c. closing lOd ?oi Nosember
closing 07c: December. 670dG. Sc CITY steam has
a demand Salts 30 tcs h70d6 D.. Refined Continent
quoted Ocs American 75oc sses 300 cs Continent
pnvale terms. ..BurrEk.ihe markst has not
Slate Creamery at i0a2oc; Western. DO. lGa inc.
Elrn DO II diic.: Dairy hanrkins tubs liai7c
Welsh tubs. II diGc Western Imitation Creamery $50
lGc. Western Dairy iOai3c. Western Factory btdl2c.:
CHEESE-nu,ss urm prices a. IN r.rHnd is moeate
state ,dSSc; Night skins 4aG5scj Western. hat t0
G EGGS-. 10 p.ict Statc, loci
Western. - ala lc.; Canadian. l4Lc. -
sTEARINE-Dun aud pricc, more or rha nominal Ciy
quotei At &c. and 0leomargarinc CSC
changed Far Refining, 5rsJ <c; go test CentriluEa
i6c.; hhds Barbados 6isc 81 500 bags ArAcalu,
i 1aOO bags Maceio and 400 hhds centrifugal Tor
Philadelphia 3as cost and freight Refined dull Cut and
Powdered Crusned 81. eci Granulated 02ci Standard
a." 6isc on "a" &C.; White Extra &C. 6%oo lS-lte'
TALLow-euet an about steady. Prime City quoted at
64c. sales. $4,000 n. 5isc
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Without any special activity, prices for wheat
to-day established small gains from the final quotations
of Saturday. The other grain markets were Irregular
Better foreign quotations looked for In response TO
e nt strength week. but the cable adyices were
In thai they reported cereals steady 10
easy The result weaker ana lower opening here,
int no serious depression followed and. In fact, late re-
cnyercs were made all around after variable spccnla
ton In the afternoon. In wheat the Western markets
continue strong especially at ST. Lous, and the hears a
10th their sales In view of the continued
rrpors damaged crops here and abroad ana renewed
nervousness possible collision In Central ASIA
I'm the export line, however shippers show no Wild on
ihusiasm load with purchases Corn sdcpresscd FOR
the moment by the heavy receipts at the West but the
expor trade Is fair and shippers are taking care of the
arry als Wheat ended steady at slight reaction from
the hest figures at 81 0l for Juya gain OF II 02is
for August 81 O4 for September and III 06- FOR Oco-
her all up aud at 81 Os for November. gain
lowest gures and fairly nrm In tone Last prices were:
July 81 August. 52is September. 52'S ana October
53i. cents The oats market was dull and erratic July
optiop. rose 1868 August showed no change at
3isa hut September fcl! Is cent To 81 cents. The
nrovislon market was weaker. Lard advanced cent TO
s6 80 for July options but August declined cents TO
10 s September TO SO o. October TO "a 10 aud No
yember . to 81 Of.
Al New YORK Phatelph,. Baltimore and Boston tho
receips of grain to-day Wheat. 1898 bushels:
corn 800 Os2 bushels oat 1Ol 306 bushels total gram.
5G5 267 bushels nour 1883 barrels The arrivals at
Chicago Milwaukee aud -. Louis were: Wheat 35.126
bushels corn. 327 500 bushels oats. l5O2I4 bushels
total grain G22 1868 bushels flour. 1921 barrcls
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
COTTON MARKETs-sY rELEaRApH.

LONDON. July 2O-Cotton dull, Mldling upands. 5is.
.stSdi,ng orleans lUd saes-70OO bales, including
BOO Tor speculation and export receipts 2o91 oalSs IN
s,ndiny I5OO bales American Futures quiet 0pands Low
Mdding clause August and september delivery 30 Sta;
and October delivery. 8i6td also 29U4di do october
and November delivery, 296Ad, also 2gS4di do ~
Gambler and Decent delivery, 2y-6td do. pecemocr
and January delivery 2oeid slso atetd 90 DO Jsnm
ary and February delivery 6ld also zo-oSi 10
arr and March delivery 2S64d . ,oo s.,.. Ia
TENDERS delivery at todays clearing loo oses oo
doc kst ,n,,rA.a 4 ooo halas
Amercan Futures steady; Upandsr Low MduIing GAUSS
july delivery sd sellers DO July and AmsasI sys Hev
a84d sellers September and October delivery sS
gad buyers do October aud November delivery o-9t
sellers do November and December denvsfy 2vse ssns
AZ gsn1ary and February delivery 2qG4d sellers do
Fobruary ana March delivery 2s-o4d sellers ,r,aa
m--IOtt0n Futures closed weak Upland9 Low Mig,
ling clause July delivery, detd sellers. DO JSiv ,s sna
Amsnst delivery 2J4d selers do August ana ssp.ou,
ber delivery 2s64d sellers do september anu vssoIs
delivery buyers DO OoSoef ann anu pccswber dey
ery b226id Duvers do. December and Jannsry as"Ss5
y36ld buycrs and Febrnav
04d buyers do February and March delivery So'o>"
bu,ers. .. - ~ .r.as.n. or. yov
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
EUROPEAN PISAvct,L u,syEr+

LONDON July 2o-l23O o. m-consols. 99'. for both
money accounts United states Four Per Cent Bonds
l25a.i do Four and Hall Per Cent Bonds i53s Atlantic
2fos Canadian Pacific ls; Erie, IL do second consos
6Osa Illinois Central. 1924 ST. Paul Common. sZ; New
YORK Central. 991. Pennsylvania J2l4 Reading. 75s
40 D. Consols 90 SIG for both money and the ac'
count
advces quote Three cent Rentes at so francs
S2la ceutimes for rhe account
pm-Canadian Pacific AZ Erie, l4is do. Second Cen.
opsoIs 81 Ia Illinois Central 133i4 Mexican Ordinary % .
ST. Paul Common. ~ II Reading. si4
Pans advces qnotc Three per cent heies az 81 francs
the account.
Huds Bay Company, IL.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

DoeTos July 2a-Piour quiet Western suDerane - Is
So Extra IS 10 exs 0O Patent spnnz Wheas S. 601
Is as; Patent Winter Wbeats IS JONfJ TO- Corn nuet
eseamsr yellow. tsc steamer Aised "a 7tc ncGrsds sS
ehorts Hiiinazs stesty Pfovisibis STEADY Butter
Western Creamery. lsGI9c EggsFreshlaId sssera as
900 Dbla 10 sacks Corn 7B0n0 bnss.
ostA 25.0VV bush- shorts 1000 bush: Baricy - bush
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

Middlins eas oocd Crs.s--, = : - :.sss .ss.ss
8 bales sales II baes; stock s7s bslsa
sAyANxAB. July 1O-Cotton dull ndduns. ~ LoV
NJ MMledlllg sE6eod Ordinary ISl net ana ss fsedyS
stock. l~972 DGloa
Msddiss s.i: Jqy AZ zoCCGsSr o;sn,s du' An ssa 49,
eipts re bales ssss zoo bSios siocx aG.0ot Ssios
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

through rs cars market active snd Bighen Medium 10
Good - 2s1s3 75 Good 70 Choice sAU0es4 7o sprtng
today $500 head total fdf week thus Tar
$4,000 head for aams time last week l20O0 nead con-
signed which 90 10 New York; market
steady. Medium % Fair Workers. a 81 0H so 0oo1 70
Choice. - 1904 76 Butchers Grades. u 6O1$4 6oi riga
~ A00 00xl
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rivcr. Vessels anf Railroads
NEw.YORK July 20, 1885
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. July 20. 1885.


coFFEEspot Rio steady at s'c for Fair sales q iSoo
bags Dr. Lasker" and 5000 ex Jane Adeline' on
private options dull and easy sales, I0oo
bags Closing follows: July. 690d700i August 500
Der. 72Oa726; December, 7.256I30 Mild grades were
quiet.
CorToNspot Cotton quiet and Sales iS3 bales
(406 last all for home consumption Receipts az
the ports ilV bales AGAINST 81 this day last week and
5s4 last year september J. 4C950lO bales against
4.S32 30 the period last season. ...
The quotations according to tho American CLASSIFICATION
are asfolowg
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Iuy 90 me Dropsrs Journal reports rrns-
Receipa $500 mead shpments 1000 mead marxe STEADY
EXPORTS and Mixed 81 4O1St 20: STOCK
srs 81 50s4 40 Feeders 81 75eSA 40 Texans 81 100
81 20. o.o .... .,..,x.
HsgsReccipts $4,000 Shipments 5000 market STEADY
Rough OOaSi 80 Packina aud shipping % 80
81 30; Light 81 2O9ft rs; skins. 81 0pnf4OO
Shesp-Receipta 200 head 5hpinens zVO near msl.e.
sroDg Inferior 50 rs 30: ~ 000s4 30 LANDS
81 OUGs2 Oh =. .o. .,,..,..,.
10; marke, nrm: ExpOrs - sO4Sj 30; 9ood 20 Cnoice
Shipping. 81 J06sJ 10; Fnr 10 Medium % oo~sf oo'
Texans s3 20 q ~ 25 49,. - . a..
sheep-Recelpts, 900 shpments AeU .a somm'' 20 MO-
Hoos- Receipts 4. 100 smpmenta UUOOi lhxh@ 80 'V"
q 5iI PacSing - 9unsi 20 Heavv ~ o0@s4 % ..
Recepts to-day l2Ou nean otA
for lar 24oU neal. s4ns time aM vssN I
heal. cary mstA~.
Good % 0S5 'S stoJSsrs All
TODAY $500 head total for weak thus Ia
500 mead Tor sams tiuc l200 hca consisns
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

GOOd 10 Prime steers SOLD 80 20 90
The average estmatedat s. 90
WEEKLY REVIEW-After good finish last Monday
the market opened Fair Wednesday and with heavy
port demand prices well sustained closing little firm
with good clearance Fridays arrivals Moderate and
although exporters orerating still with good
demand the market ruled active and steady from be-
ginning to end The the yards the past week
OF quality the show iu-
provement the preceding week The last Of the
Sc have been marketed and the Ianclstcrs about
out PRIME Heavy Cornfed steers not plenty and
bring fair prices
British ruled dull at decline noted last
week.
BEEvEs- Receipts yesterday to-day ia at
Jersey Cityl 6th.s;. and Weelawgcn
yards maxi 73 head against lla9 head last Monday
Weehswken stock for export.
OF the CITY arrivals carloads were for shipment
alive the Bretwada and about cars were reserved BY
Mr. Goldsmith, leaving lao fresh carloads the market.
The A. market . opened firm and i@oSl5c @ higher is,
showing but little change from last week The ruled
active throughout closing steady with nearly everything
cleared out by O'Clock. No Texans on sale few thin
od oxen and stags at 4 Soq 50 2 and Bulls at ss 9o9
500 ands Picked steers were sold by scham9erg Co
at f6 a. Mr. Goldsmith purchased carloads for export
mainly at SO 0Od{6 25 per 100 10.
laden to-day with 2GJ 1.-Two Cattle and the
walda took out 47j head.
weeks shipments OF Cattle aud Sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton as f0llows
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YORK, July z,

There were less than 100000 barrels in
uded in the record of transactions at the Petroleum
Exchange to-day and when that stated the character
OF the market needs description. II left to the
tender mercy Of "pikers most Of the time. and not
until near the close any decided tone exhibited Tie
fuctratioss were confined TO a narrow range in the
mornng 2 but In the final dealings the market declined
with ended II cents below the best
figure of the day. There field news Of Import
ance Carrying rates high-that Ia, 6OQ65 cents
and the traders growing more bearsh The closing
tone appeared to weak but moderate buying orders
woud probably advance prices with far effect than
the room operators for small profits have had by their
sales fer a decline. ..,,,, -. A., -,
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the Con-
soidated Exchange were as follows:
Opeuuc .........-.. % Lowest. 034
Highest. st............ 95L Final. 93+
Sales barrels S,osf,VVV
Clsarances for Saturday. 4,ols,0OO
Refined oil unchanged
BRADFORD Penn. July 20.-Crude Oil-National Tran
cit Certificates opened at 04A and closed ut 93 Eigh
est price, 05 lowest price. 93's Cearauccs,
1004.OO0 barrcls
OIL CITY, Penn. July 20.-Cruic Oil-sales, 102oO 900
barrels clearance 37I2OO0 barrels; runs. ss2 bar
rels; shipments. 63747 barrels charters 20.635 bar
res National Transit Certificates opened at 94o and
closed at 93A; highest price, 947s lowest price, 934
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLEsToN July 20-TurDentine dull 1T 20 nc.
eAvASSAH. July 2O.-Turpentine Grsn At 3jc.
WILMINGTON. Juiy 20.-rurpentine firai at 35c.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
AIONMOUTHPARK RACES,

M LONG BRANCH. n. J.
EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND sATu.RRDAr'
TN Tuesday August 25. Races promptly at 2:3O p. m
SIX or seven day Hurdle Race or steeplecha
each day Trains and boats direct TO course: -.o
Philadelphia and Reading r. r.; Lbery.st Ferry; 1tS, y
II am i2m lyi5 i2Ae m 20 M % 70 N.
i2:I0 m Boats via Sandy Hook. Pier :, NJ H. u IL M
Fare Round Trip including admission to Field 81 90
J. III. COsTER Sec GEO L. LoRlLLAhp. rresllon.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-21
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GREAT MATCH RACE

For IS 0OO Bay stallion Phallas and Bay Gedine
Maoca will take pace FRIDAY. JULY "a, at 2;3O p m "
fleetwood Park A..
2.25 class which the following horses are entered:
LADY Majcica Revenge. George A. Cyclone, Dainty Eva
Tony f. and Lonnie l.. . 4, -. ,,..
n 10 10Th St or by the NewYork and Harlem H. X 10
Merose five minutes wax from the track Trains leave
ioa AZ denof for Melrose at 1870 and $50 p.
Sf,ndx 4 Inn