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New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. JULY J, 1885

92 Union Pacific at 51lae51l4, and Western Union at
6Oise At this stage of the game there suddenly
was developed lively demand for the two wander.
bt stocks and Central and Hudson to s5sa and
Lake Shore to 57I< The whole market In measure
sympathized with these special movements and after.
ward all stocks were dull. Tho set back that
left Central and Hudson unchanged. Lake
Shore Il per cent lower. and the
general market lower than Friday evening" was OF that
ouet attracted attention ana did not
alter the general commcnt-"the market very strong
that heard every side. curious episode better
explains the general character OF the markets 81 faui
showed a Of $4,000 In Its earnings for the
fourth week OF June and is stock after 7los ATS
shows n final gain Of Il Ier cent; Northwestern reports
gain for the fourth In June OF 300 Out loss
after 93i4 at 92ss shows q decline Of per cent Man
itoba again made prominent IN the dealings
and with reported transactions f OF 1000 shares al,
vanced per cent to IO2i The market closed dull and
weak. - ...,.u.
Government bonds dull and steady at quotations.
that practically are unchanged as follows:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July tSpeeiaD.-As a rule, har-
vesting reports favorable, though the California
yield will be less than reported In any OF the
statements, being about oue-third OF that OF
last year. Prevailing rains throughout the
harvesting districts not allowed 70 cut anv figure
- it believed that according to indications.
they would be lasting. August wheat dropped
TO ssla cents from Fridays close Of s3ie
cents September In proportion Corn remained
Unchanged at 47ls cents. and pork sAgged snghtly.
After spasmOdc rally caused by the heavy covering OF
"shorts and selling against "pus, the price dropped
again. only sustaining element thereafter being the
wind in the pit, aud the alleged piter patter
reports showing immense ucrea-e In the visible
supply compared with figures from all ether sources
caused temporary furry. Rural support
u thing unknown for the time being.
biue-tenths OF the kilograms received being from
Eew-York, Cincinnati ST. Louis, Minneapolis. NIL
vaukee and other great grain trading centres. One
heavy operator said that his house had not received
eIder from the country this far this month,
something unprecedented In the history OF his
Arm. In the aggregate, the transactions were
heavy. Mccormick Kennett Co. taking 100000
bushels Baker & Co. about the same. and IL was re-
ported tina, Jack Cudahy was also heavy purchaser
reasonably firm, with little doing. case Of
yellow fever at New-Orieans was deemed
suhciest cause TO force 1t down five points and
the close the weakest the list The close for the
day. 230 scock, August wheat. s1s cents; August
corn, ~ cents; September corn, 467s; August pork
% s5 september pork. SO 92ia August lard. SC 5O2
September lard, sc GO.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
GALE OF ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY.

Notice Is hereby that by ytue OF decree OF me If
OF United states the -out1s
illinois In tho case Of O. Hcrvey OF AL az inst he
ILLINOIS Midi nd galway COMPANY IN shanscsy anu 9nss
l.NO the ndersgned special commissioner WI" on Tues
day the nIst day O, september. A. d. 1852 Uetwcen We
hours Of twelve o'clock and i've o'clock p m AZ ne
moi ia United ates court mouse anu pos, oi1oe
ALL AT pubic the highest bidder without rederps
fion the following properties aud ranch sea TO W.T.
rho railroad and property rights and franchises OF ne
Peoria Atlanta and Decatur Raoad company whose lsmS
tonpsnv mort by tlust deed OF Up 20 ls.2 %
lanes secor trustee including rs line OF raroad extend
ing from Farmdale. Illinois, TO Msroa Illinois; ,.
$50 the railroad and property rights and OF n
deed of Juiv s 1872 the Mon Trust Company OF New.
York trustee Including its line Of rroad extend g iIom
PARIS Illinois To erye; CITY, Illinois, and It's interest IN
the Ilne of railroad eryey CITY TO the Junction Win
the Illinois Central Rlilroai near Decatur linols ,,.
Paris ami Terre taroad Company mortgayed by m
tr deed OF Apr 1874 tho Union Trust company OK
New YORK trastee including its line OF railroad eAtenS
FROM Farrin gtsD. Illinois 10 Pans, Iilinois ., ,.
railroad nave oeen opcrt'n "s on9
line know as the Il.n0ls Midland Rsiiwly Company
four locomotives and certain other property aIure0
by The ,cciyers schedule Of which VIII DC ui1sed ~ ns
OF sale. .uu.ooa. all tar
ronsand dollars and the accepted ber for SAID como-
tiyes two dollars at tme OF sale ana whn io
teen the shall die bond VITA su ely coone
for the paynent the remainder o te pucnase money
the SAME may ordered be paid bv the court ,..
made leus by sad cree mortgage bonds viii be cr'e
on their bids amounts they woud oe enteu 70
ccvc thereon had made exclusively or Cash. IN
the manner provided in said decree
re'erso"fs' i N. W. BRANSoN,
,.w So tures1S5 Special Comm ssiouec.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
COTTON v.PKrrs-sY rELgI7ipq

IryyEPooI July o. Cotton firm; Midilng upands. IL
OTesua. s3d. sales 10000 bales nciui-
ing 600 speculation aud export. re- epta,
Futures sfeady: UplaId- Low MddDg clause July and
septsmber delivery 47-Gsd also 4GGsd do September
october delivery, abOidi Co. OctODct ad .sO'onDcf
delivery, 3JO4d.
Tenieis ior delivery toiays clearing 400 balcs
doc ket aud 8 % bales old do.
D. m-Coton- The OF the day included 800 bales
American. tplands, Low AIddng clause.
July delivery aj.6i. buyers do July and August deiy
sIId sellers do september October delivery 41Ggd
buyers October and November delivery Ssd BUYERS
do November December delivery 31.Uid BUYERS
Decemb.r January delivery 31GAd buyers; do Janu
AIRY aud February delivery. 33Dtd. value -
4 D. m-,,oton- Futures closed quiet Uplands Low Midd
gns delivery i2.C4d sellers. do August and september
deycy 4GGId sellers do September and October deiIy
eIy 5.gid value. do october and November delivery.
ai td sellers November and December delivery JGt
sellers do December January delivery 31td sellers
Febrnay delivery 3-bid buyers do Feb
rusrv AMI March delivery. 4l-Did. sellers
UILyss1oS July 4-COtt0D-hoiafay; ne' and gross 10
ceIprs bales Lxports coastwsc, go bales stock. SOD
july 6-,otton dull Middng l0is Low mddlIng o7s
Good Ordinary 9ts net receipts. bales; gross Daies
stock 1896 bales
sav.sxAH. July 4.-Cotton-IIodayi net and gross
ceipis 4 baos. stock l,1Oi bales
July oton nominal. Mrdiing 10 llt; Low MddlnE
9I3fO Ordinary. 6lC net and gross receipts bales
Ssw.oRirGxs July A Coton-rI olday; and gross
cpts 10 bales, Exports OoaHtNc '~' Das StOc~ 0'Vuo
July g. Cotton quiet Mldillnr o. Low Middiing. 1916
Good Ordinary Dy6; net receipts az bales. gross. 22O
bales: sales 500 bales; stock 37.22b bales.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
STATE or TRIDE
DOMEIrIC MAHKErS.

sArrxoas Jaly eco2o aall Nalias % los q. gou, q,
rs9' ana GssGSa sg s. sa5sr S $ 90 CITY ~ M n
sppeT 81 rs ass 30; 10 krA sj l5Ssi oo ID ~, braa
:. ess'' 800 g saar
Red s$e2o' So A%es sisra YS4 ntsp S Red SPOT
aSS M.Fvan jaS SttS &C. AuSu;. september
soassn s White 81 Ssso Yellow sSSSsse Western
Jay o2s'- ASsa 0%SISc as,es south sP
.s" % 4e %ssiso wa 9St sDSsac sS ' DO
rsa1;y'saa. .,saa; .aa sasi s' @
.S;s SSIs sSSs SSsn Du,n Sn' 5000
%Sss s .'s ss sSSs y Sssa g sss ss
t. Steamer am r1sne yellow 57s
sscs. sns Dnis aH ,s,y fro.ol, Batter
%ss.SIn bis .ass ccrn
oats 10000 push. shorts. II 900 bush Barney - bush
ssv ssS So aass ssrnr ni %ssa s.
~. 20 raep,s 80 = = 1gsS n osSrn s
Wheat ISw active and lower jaly s9 ese
asa at S '?s"s ssS SO So
.s;aS No ca.n re- s.s sa Ss Sas s ss
a. sast ~ se August 47e4 coslns az :. seps% sr
s ss:n e eiS9' Ssig sa: se.s 'SsI %
'Gos %Se at PORK er' ows ss' cssa ss y
ta sS5,s%s.r 50 80 rs s
..s. ssYis T.sss i';s.
s..S,rsssss s ssss 1905 5
bnia wheaS 53 900 bush. Corn 23A.O0O 0ush.' oats.
IL ina pusn, tye 2,plU Baflsy 1000 shipnsnts
EFiour sOOV bblsa Wheat. $4,000 0ushd Cora s9DvU o
bush. $1,000 onsn- dye, LOO ousa; SanSS' ioVo
bush.
DETROIT July s-whe,t weak No White. 93c; cash;
jaiy iacI August We. septemb,r 3stc. t Hs,. SS
81 900 bush Corn-Na 4 ast1c Osts
Light Mixed, ~ &c. No White 3o'4ci No =. S5'c.
MILWAUKEE July O. Wheat easy: No .asn All. sarS NJ
sIc Rye-No l. Sic Bariey-Na T. VI No trovisions
Mess PORK Cash July so US;August Svo,, sns
PRIME sfeau, Casn 81 TO- August 10 10 buttcr
Choice Creamery. i2alSc Che-se-Bcet Cream o. 70
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07

The dealings in State bonds were without feature %
1855 at 1854 aud $50 1899 at ITO; North Carolns
6s, 1919, at 49, and Browns Conssls at lo" lhero
Dnlness resns in the general bond market. and in
spots where there the sembance OF activity prlces
easier Erie second consos sold to 5li but the na
figures OF 50ia show decline o q per cent West shore
Canada Southern first So oil y for bond Rome
watcrtown and Ogdensburg ccnsol IS declined 80 TO
bany aud susauehanna consos at ll5ia and New YORK
and Nsw-Englahd rs at 11Geil6i9 Missouri. ksn-as
and Texas consols per cent to l09s without
MeiToposn si%%iSons '"' Elevated nr.ts rose 70
III and the seconds were steady at lOi. Inc
Louisville and Nashville issues wers quiet and steady at
quotations The dealings in the whole list OF granger
bonds small and there were no changes IN prIee
worthy notice Kansas Pacific conso. were ap . ~
9es Oregon Short Line 6s recovered = 70 ~ . anu
Northern Pacific arsts were steady at l0l %GlOl's ~
Tine suI-Treasury to-day gained on balance s5i5s23,
made up by currency gain OF ss.sIos i p,opaog s,
Washngton and coin los. Of 1892 253 Tne days
operations covered: Receipts. S22s65on payments,
Si.7I0.G52 currency balance. slo'4o2o7oi coin pai-
The money market ruled easy at l3lia per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
Exchanges $l03. .l53,sis; balances T5,l 3'.ool. ~
The United states Treasury 1t Washington to-day fe-
ceved sii5 900 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were S5l9.ol3' anu tho h'erha'
revenue receipts were SSl 1850
The foreign exchanges are dull and with small de.
mand quotations are steady for business AS iYyw hn,;
Bankers bills. - ~ L aud - se Tor long anu Sa9i.
sterling respectively 52l 81 and 32o for francs Vts
and 04 q for rcichmarks 1878 and 40 FOR guiider- .
In London British coDsols nrm at OoA. vhlch -
an advance OF is per cent from Friday. United states
bonds were irregular; the Is az 26h against l2o rh
day and 1854 Friday, and the 4i2s at ll5k AGAINST
Ii6 Saturday aud l1jhs Friday. American
railways all opened higher than frIlay
nuotatious but compared with Saturdays prices
where there were in home markets the "lohhg e'h,r-
ally was lower The changes from the opening to th'
close were governed entirely by the early quotations
from home for instance Central and Hulssn, Lake
shore and ST. Paul remained rm 10 the end while Eric
second conso declined cent TO 81 . lie BANK o
I'm gland 900 bullion balance Bar silver al
yanced isd - , I'd per ounce AZ Parst tench pe
cents declined from II 20 Saturday 10 SOD 2 ana
sight exchange on London declined to 25ls francs 10
the z.
.hipped hy each of the railroads east from Chcaso OF
-four grain and provisions for the week ended st Sa
uriav IN comparison with the same week OI 1881 anu
1854:
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07

:: g ns'ern a. g s e.. .eqi so sssF ss e i7
49, 49, g. B. a. g YG e. Ss S n e T. f. % q Gss s 3d.
% S al Sg M 3 & ID Do 81 51 $ so e. I nu, MS q s7o g. g. 5si s
Mcpherson. 10 Lancaster county Pennsyysnia steers
sot' 2 do $50 D, ats6 o5 Bun, 1910 .. at $ss'
$50: tSe s$5 s :, Sss a. fsg D. sslss
DO lS u m % es s per g bead 81 DO s. as s r. 'I x ~
a. - - Bn, l5i ~ mt e s2'a a state Seers S III u!
do oit . H b ia at SS 5 i'' d. AZ - O' 1' ..
scSmaS.rs co 81 chicago steer, ss3 n at 80 s5'
J. J. saaIcr . 90 Vi K niu;Ey stlers, 1888 n At
a. q g 3 ID s 49, do 81 s p S ' - &o & ssT1 % At
d. % b. at 3 3 70 % Oxen n ana @ds steers tee ss
@ .2G Bs a. c 90 4 81 so = M 4Gs n at 1ers SS K 2S Do &
y. o'i fodo oo n At 81 7ji 50 do. l.li7 II. at
Newtoa GliotI feSn.y lvana stable fed Steers. li7
s 70 sr S ns d. Ia 70 az =! n % os So ~ 10 az az
= = mo DO lioois 20 % do l.i y. 20 ls
Al - So g ssdo ls B. 4S 20 DO il56 D. e.
Sn' 80 81 s oss str 3D. 497 ~ Ct g.; e g. 20
= % d. sl n. a. = 70 40. I,i'3 n a. IS 2' 20
+ at = - DO % at % 20 Indians %. 1853 D.
= y 10 TO- i T. 50 s at IS IS y do s. 5St do
M r. as enc M 0 E7 80 F. nas6s aS a. 80 bry COW 90 s1 a1
siag p at - 7o n Texas Cows hefers and steers
ii il ,io Il .geef ( 20 Bulls 7sa ~ al 81 90.
chl marset Sales slow at sSJas55 head
VrAiVF~HGeccips were esI head with light supply
the mlrk ruled active at advance Of 4 &c per for
tsa s yea ea .o It an T % at & ana
anc Io'encl &c BuiternAs sold at s. 5oasj So Mixed
Nqen Is ha,is4%s 10 Mss caSs scs .e n r.
sSa y y do. GS ia S b. at at lsc
Do g S at SHrs s S 90 G9ai g. i''
eaDceE ~ & Ravi; Is, 10 M Hsa cas- ls5 DO D. ne a. 81 Gss co.
S Ss Do d. at S5 Fl b. at aG ~ ~
atSc % do n, n, at ?'.c and q DO 57e D. st ssc
ID & fG so Tlss (, DO G G - 20 SU
sfEEP HSt IAMbs, Rossipr. were 8 cars Of I2;o
s e ra q. Jly IN I p pen As Sheep M ss dali at shS
prices with large nunoer unsoa Prime Lambs Nero @
were otase Il the close of last week POOR sheep
. gS s s% % qsSse Z. &C. er but % pfi%: p .
West vTyna were run out At an average OF ue over 50
pc. sns. R maicnSeck DSSs Sos KenIucky smb. b b. It
rs v s. 3 s!sis 4 s. $isS,
aaiisS S.ep ia%Ss 20 n; ss Is .,7.
4ioao as"Gs 81 b. a, 7%c s. common st,,e $
enn sheen Y 1 at 4sc 30 do Sc 10 at i'sc and
y'Esg, , 4 aeSo. ss at ssS Ss, Ss,
go do ~ e e A Sg Ksn,ncE2 aS S r. q nssn Ss % 70 n
r @ SoeG Go g. S $ g Do SS1'as y D. qS'' 70
mi ia Gs snsep = T. at e One DO io DO
81 S at sa,c; 1875 d. S3 TO- NC; Kentucky DO los ID,
at iSc 2gj t'uls SO 10. At 2Ssc. - .
rfcoek - ErSn, lambs S ~ ~ o. ~ q &c; i 80 90 90
10 Gigc; 10 do poor ~ To. at 2c; 10 ~ az
49,, 2l6 Ohio sheep, 81 10 at 4he 2l3 do :. io at
:. 3b, 2O5 do g n at li-c: 80 do ~ TO- at 3c; 257
do rs i sc SO virgiua do 80 h. at 3Ac do. % n,
az Sc IL Culis, 10 n, at . &c.
p ! Kasei 25i Western sheep 81 n at sS 70 -, oo
Newton a Gle: LIS Kentucky Lambs oI N. AZ 7iec 20
do So ~ at so 24i Virginia do 81 n at &c to ohio sheep
U5 H. al 5c; 30 do II 10 liac l6i do 80 b. a44c 2Si
6GsZRecepts were 1870 cars OF 1850 head74 at
SIS at 10th few state Hogs were
soldia iac. Noninally steady at 81 20aSi 10
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

Most Of the activity in the grain speculation
to-day reapcd from the early dealings and was In
the morning the major part OF the days decline
wa. recorded Private cables received Mt the opening
reflected dull and weak markets abroad. and so there
was free selling the ontset. In wheat the spot mar
ket more depressed than options, but exporters
avsied themselves of ~ decline to run their purchases
up TO some 900 bushels In corn the export demand
was little larger but at easier prices The speculation
was By fluctuations In the aftern1oD and
wheat closed weak and corn duh and Irregular. Ibe
nua losses in wheat ranged from y TO cent, prices
closing AS follows July 9Sss cents; August, 81 oo4
September 81 O2is; October 81 o.; and November op-
tobs 81 O5s Corn declined 3s cent TO 53s for July
81 for August. 5Isa for September. and 55l2 cents
for October. Oats without feature and ended
shade Leow Thursday last figures at 81 for July 33
for August and 81 % cents for september options Fro
weak, and lard shows decline OF 10 cents
for July options at So 65. for August atS6 10 Tor
September at Sc 80. and cents for October ot 81 3D.
At New-York PhLsdclphs. Baltimore and Boston the
receipts Of grain to-day we're: Wheat. 2S7l1I bushels
corn 81 54 bushes Oats 900 oil oushes total grain
i2 722 bushels; -four 1O4 barrels. The arrivals at
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Louis were Wheat l35 10
bushels corn, 323 5S2 bushels; oats l126lO bushels
total grain 63l 9l2 bushels flour. 1892 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
IN New.Yorx. RrDoklvn aud Jersey city
...l I'm IN Z ~ ..I. LlhlnIa ON cert InAie.
1885 1885, 1885,. 1873.
July {. Jnnc 81 July D. July y.
wheat bush. sr-f.7t3 5.l20Uil I.3l2.uy1 j. o-V--l
Corn. bush 500 TOJ CO. AS OHt1t Hat.,t,
Oats. bush. 1vs.JtJ 6O12OO l.lly5sO IVoosyii
Barley bush. ..,...... 49,. 49,, -. o., o.,
Rye. bush. 9ll2i S!l2l 2Nty l9.,sls
Peas. bush. l7.IfT lT,ItI bIb5 -
Mail BUSH. l20l+D l2lO'o zoo"5- <f''ioo
- q - ,g1
Totalbu.h... G,75s.75s 0750.s0O 1904 sl3 0.357.J

nay AND STRAW -Tride was moderate hut a price.
so2 7Sssc, 30 and shlppinT trades ,1S''e 's'f""
30 sSsSS si. 7 SG ,ssy .i oSsa S9 SLOW
mor.TCnu d dormant sna %hoy nominal Fin arm, %
tons -ir,t, Tor Jniy -5l1 at 90 70 q g. SOC;
ocENX nEle seisr, n, 'rkc G was to DAY qIc'
H on i1s S % room ro foaou o % quo
on' ~ MO Tc nam. snc M SnsS rra
Sd iGooo ln,h ble' o soSn aTs sis c:s
;'Soihsf feT later ,tcaneTa, S's LoNp.S, steam,
hnc - Aoo% bush @ Iy5o sTn ess tio Ssnfe c
mood brig vim ao.f soc a.. AsrINwALf SeHce
hence o e, s"f spe s on previous cM@G cone
rrSoilcd with aoar j rwEnr hence British
Ss Sere &C. 'UG sTSG, Sp '9S' rS bb rcun OIL s.
hen az n M sm Sa a1S siisi sIa' a o ana G
bark 2IOoO rcGnei oil private tcrms.. AhDENAs.
offs There vas moderate jObbins trade ana recent
:. moderate STR IT., 70 tho the
ssaayd ssy 1s s Guy 200 so ' Me-! s o po gs
Es% a@s u. Ness oss m 2'a ''l s'mS San@Sd
Issa Ms. ,; r%sSss
Family M sS s ooSs With saF ll aaa aEs T
;ii. ,s is sss. $%aq@ % oCd yin 3
Pc.cd Bellies, y aud s avsiasc Psi riSs,eS o cd sSs @S
sssa ss.as. Ss' g%g'ir rsssd fs a% %ssIS4 S
sas.ssS ss Smoked ti a@s ae Prices
noo and demand sonns. slack Long % cnr lsr IN
70
5s0ci short Clear, 5.70c. DRESSED iioGSLAre ,t
with inir demand city Heavy 10
Light 54a5'.c; rigs, LARD-thers was y ~ hle
tinues limited character Prices advanced gg points
reactions closed a the inside rates
GS1rfi GSo s SGa'' jay spot sSsSs SSfI q August
g7Sa6 &c., closing 10 d6.7sc 200 tcs September $50
a6isc closing 6S5 6grc 100 tcs october. Ia 20 O.,
closing Gsyd7c; $50 November. B.y1 at"yc closing
90, a6gc CITY fairly active and irm sales, 305
tcs q Doe; Refined Continent quoted Gsll lc; South
Americsn 7l0c sses 800 tcs Continent private terms
rulnr steady strictly fine grades state
creamery g02Oc Western, do, l6a lSc.; rlgn do, II
aIsiaci state Dairy haifarEn-. tubs. lt0lIei Welsh
tubs 0lGc; Western Imitation Creamery ia l5c West
Dairy loal3c; Western Factory 5@ls lss,
wcii support d. win u sh1~lrg any dectleu
change state 5sg7 Sci Night skins 1850; western
moicInte nyurr State l3Gl3c; Western. ii 29l2'sc;
Canadian. l2i2 al3c
Aoderutey active and steady.
sUGAR-Rsw firm and fairly actve. Fair refining bSci
Holass,s az d sc sales, 100 bhds
Muscovado 3lGc 800 hhds English Islands. osnJScj
hhds and 700 bags Moasse. ll6a5lc ami 100 hhdt
NuscovadO 5isc Refined In iair demand aud steady Cut
Loaf and Crushed, 7isa74: Cubes, lei Mould a., bP0
69.c: Confectionery "A" Gn-lGc.
STEARfNE-luiet aid held firm. CITY quotcd 's@ec.
oeomargarine 6Tsd7c 80. .,
5isc sales. 10000 %. 64a5 0l6c
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
CLOSING PRICES or BDsrDv SrDORS
boston, July 9, 1885.
MOyDAY. July C-P. NJ.

MOsDAY, July G-P. VI.
stock market that gives only 104 900 shares for the
total transactions made In four hours may readily sug
gest the idea comment is superuous The quantity
named todays record at Stock Exchange OF deal
ncs In stocks number the regular list about $50
different issues As usual there are number OF stocks
that were not traded to-day and for which there
was not a quotation made. But Notwithstanding the
duIness OF the market 1t had It's interest
ing and instructive features; and II the fuil
depth of to-days manipulation could be fathomed II
might afford an opportunity for q long comment AS
WAS the case tho latter part week 1t Central
and Hudson Lake Shore stocks that presented the
boldcst and impaired TO the market Whatever Oh
strength Il exhibited. But looking just little under
the surface furnishes additional evidence toward the be-
lief that the manipulation Of these stocks comes entirely
from these who seeking market for ,he granger
stocks and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western fheosc
OF to-days movements clearly establishes that ono
tbeory as a fact The market opened tame and with
small concessions1 from Fridays closing prices Cen
trz aud Hudson early sold at aud Lake SHORE
st be@ o56i Northwestern sold st 93isSS2+ b. Pau
st II sail Delaware. Lcksvsnna and wsstern at Sss
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS OF BEEvEs TO-DAY.


The average WIS esttinatedat 50 40.
BhEvES. ecepts yeste ray and ofa7 1872 cars &C
Jersey city and 7s at 60hs making 1913 head against
4725 head last Monday The arrivals the past week wei
2OU2 no I'd than last 20lO head moro than
the corresponding week last year.
With drm finish last Monday the Indications that
prices would through the but the very
heavy supply wednesday ath0ugh by good homo
demand found export and prices wicn
we're strong at the opening t, OF per 100 y before
tinued heavy rivals on Friday the tendency was stu
downward st further reduction OF l502jc the Of
ferlngs not quite closed ont.
British showed s urter Improvement the past
week and refrigeror beef which In light
supply sold up 10 l2i2c In London and Liverpool
Arrivals to-day at 6Jt comprised AZ FOR MT East
30 for stern MetLger and single car Tor the
market OF the 1872 fresh carloads at Jersey ity some
carloads reserved export and with the Few held
FRIDAY, there 4O sale Trade was
moderately active and prices showed strength than on
Fri Medium AMI Fair steers selling In many
dull but firmI
Among sales car, OF Kentucky "stllers" at
- 500 20 65 and load and efers
at 80 30 Dad Of Indiana Dry Cows sold at * TO- aud
few PoDsh Steers at 81 ybd$5 0S but nothing decent
went below 80 2 and general sses OF Co nmon 70 Prime
Conied Natives were at 81 51i2as6 20 hoce and Extra
Ottman at s672. Bulls aud prices hIn. The
few pred sales 81 o0Gs 5 The yards were not
Qu 10 cleared.
This weeks shipments Of Cattle and Sheep and
dressed Beef and Mutton were as follows
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riser Vessels and RriroafG
NEM-YORK. July Q. 1855.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-epct fairly active. steady and unchanged
sales 900 bags ex BesseI LOCO ex Fnance 23o e1
fairly active at decline Of about points owing TO large
receipts at Rio and decline In Havre Of t Lehman sold
August rsther freely. Gruner sold July, September
December and January Arnold. Nassey Co. and Scot.
folowsi July. $40 d695 August 100 o70Ji September
7l00715j october. 7.l5d72H November, I2o9L25 De-
semDer 1926 G73O Mid GRADES firm. sales, 500 bags
Maracabo 1900 picuIs Psang to arrive and 6O5 bays
Washed private terms ana lUvO picus Pahahs
frum June sale. lia@c.
COrrON-spot Cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales 11lo
bales Thursday evening" including for export and
5Iy for consumption delivered contract COO bales
The quotations according to tho American ciassicaton
New-York tribune., 1885-07-07

EUROPEAN FIN ANciA ~ IA iKEFt
LONDON July G-i230 mConsol' No'4 for both money
and the United states tour and Hall Per Cont
Iond. 5s Atlantic Gfrai Ne,ern second Mortgage
Trustees Cetloacs >, Erie l1i do second Cou.ois 5t
Ihun. Central 12H McIicsn Ordinary ~ ~ Paultom-
mon 49, NcwYOrs Contra. S7is Reading tL
qnOo Ihrce cent Hcitos Al tl francs
y confines the account
pm- and Grcat western First Mortgage Irus
.ccs' Ccrfffcair-. ~ Ncxiran Ordinary. 2t'a-
The amount o bullion withdrawn from tho Bank OF Eng.
and on balance to-day II ftI.OfO
$50 y M Bar silver is quoted NJ ~ 3l'd per ounce
canada Northwest hand Ompany lst
Paris adyccs quote hrec Per Cent tenie' az Sp francs
90 - cen ncs for The account exchange London At
- iraucs IS ccBtimes for checks