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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-28
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY % 1888

Tdy and with call for export there slow trade az
arocion of 10 TO zoe from Wednesday closing prices
irlt.s. rkets ruled dull still further decline OF lac
per on Live Cattle and c per on American Refrigerator
1ecf.
receipts today 27i Of 74s head against SAB
h; AL last Monday At 6ths thcre 81 OF EXPORT
cattle for Mt Eastman III for Stern Mezgcr, and
cara Of Grass Bulls. The latter werc sed at 3ta32c
With the exception OF carloads reserved by MI
Goldsmith the 2Ol at Jersey City all for sale The
heavy supply caused weak feeling az the start aud trade
little slow. but s a ucon u 100l5c for all grades
be ow Prime the home demand was sufficient to clear tho
yards II all but l5 TO 20 carloads IL O'clock Exporters
we're not operating TO extent The finish was weak for
Tex and Native Grass attic.
Some IL Dads OF sold at 81 81 q
as5 10 per 100 10 and number Of OF Kanss, Hall
steers 81 Co. with Ordinary to Prime Grass and
Corned Buocks selling at - 95de6 90 while Choice and
EIra brought So 2JdS63 0 and picked steers
reported have been sold at So so Bulls sold at S. 20
- % per 100 n.
Hcspsria win with $50 Live Cattle by NJ Gold
smith.
weeks shipments Cattle and sheep and Dressed
Beet and Mutton wore rs follows:
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FLOUR AND MEAI-fLoy H-Ihe market for o nSnT
continues destitute and closes m the same
although the market shows much Iesnariy that L Is
den to IN actual any a a 10 ss WOULD
be Obliged to submit TO REDUCTION OF fro per DID,
Continental dryers There moecra,e demand from the
and baker,. are buying from handtomeuth The general
msrie closes weak aud unsettled sales 90 bbls udns
a. 81 esa sofor SPRING wheat
SS Esrs SS hSsc %nc1 Wheat quot
e Es "oa N 10 sS,Se SSHs
ens 90 IS Common 70 Pair Extra ohe g. e,Gsi co.
Cod = annsa 49, e& 70 SSo Clear 81 casi Rye
MIXTURE 4 CO. sEssh %, 4 & LOUIS 90 Common 70
Far Extra Far .o,'Osd e os. wG 90 qc Ssrs
. xeGS ssoS s. city Nh n1a aSe
sS1ih A%scp e oqsS y" @1Tks. s eOs na &
sSH%%a%s !, GOOD S;SGSsrs
sales SG' sqpe5ns at sscw 1e e
tasG ,e - S Sn SO aad
,os are I 1crS ana iIG% and cue
S SmfT si Gn moderate 6pon. and
i sSS%l te IL ipSs RRs"as icss
% ne light specala 80 Sny
1sSs s s gns s
u sYG c nf GasTasscG al Rcd SIC 80 s5
closing 'S az &c DO for september 5osSs closing
do for Soys@6er OF esi closing at = o. 90 :, DO FOR
ET os%.n and @ .S1 Rcniaa
BARLEY MD BAhLEf Nall ondapn ehsnre
weak only moderate nuaness Tor exp.rt ani Fn.
trade for homo use option, nave be nul anu M
,iout Ing then racici
and declined u and clio cd weak AT tie lowest ngurcs
he day. Speculative trading l,t saes ~ wv 1nsn
future. Is4 od bush spot Including unErahei Mixed NJ
~. 52c elevator. D. Cd -, stos no = 'of
Jny u IA - closing at bli do forAugust 81 80 c..
closing AZ SCI for September. "a ,2ec closing Al
~ &c do for October 15Ssc closing at 5Sc DO or 80
ye.nber ~ t.d52tsc olo-ng nc &c oAIs-~po' i9l'
are shade moderately active opt en-, are -
quiet closing stcady AZ an advance 81 " toi
months the lowest. which s'oA d"clne OF "a q
from the hign, ,pecuilite trading ONLY noe
aeIV active sales 3 1000 bush. including NO al 80
do White ysa.c; No 2. S5.dsJitc.. 10 whit va 81
NO l. 30 c do. White. 4Scs MiteaWe'lern = GNc; NM"
de. STATE 81 a &C. No Jnlf 'r1 . &C.
closing e.: do August isa3- .ec clOan'at Sssc
September 81 sa.l g closing al ~ y, 10 iui oo"
berclosue a = atc ..... FEED suic aud steady.
stoks IN store NeN.i ORR Bruokyn and Jersey NY
grain warehouses aud hold In railway ighe Oh c"t4he""
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corroy MAnKsr,-sY rELsIeApa

LIVERPOOL. July 27.-Cotton dull Miidng uplands lgi:
Mtddling orleans 9.lUu.; saes-6OUJ bales Including
800 for speculation and export receipts LOO oaes,
including bales American Futures weak; UpiannstH
Mdding clause August and septemDer demyery, ga
also 2sid; do October November delivery ~ I'D
do Nov ember December delivery 24-0id also 20
gId; do Decem Jer and January delivery 24O4d also
234d; do January and February delivery o2ooid DO
February and March delivery. 2s.Gld: 90. ,,-...
Tenders Tor delivery at toays clearing loo paies nc"
ooo 49,
D. Of the day included 1000 bales
American Futures steiay; Upands Low Mddling clause
July delivery odd vaine July and August delveri,
25ead value; do August and september delivery 2soaa
BUYERS September delivery 2v04d buyers
October and November delivery 2toAa buyers no. no.
November December delivery, 2t64d seers TO- De
cember aud January delivery 264d sellers 90 1anuary
and February delivery 256id buyers no. February ANU
March delivery. 2S-6id sellers ,,,.a
m-C0tton- Futures closed nrm; Upiands Low Miou
ling clause July delivery 2S8id yalne; do NV ana
Iusas deliver 2sGaa value DO nusnst and Sepessr
delivery 2994d buyers do October and Novsmpef S S
SAD November and DecemDe. oenv
sry b2l84d buyers do December and January delivery
Add buyers do January and Fcbrnay delivery ~
Sld value; do February and March delivery D soo>u'
buyern - -. -. ,<.x,,.. or. rnv
Niddlnx 8 Good Ordinary sss nat ana gross foc" %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 27 (SpeciaD.-The visible
suppy figures OF the secretary OF the Board shows
decrease in wheat OF bushels decrease In corn
NJ n GAG bushels and decrease oats Of 307779
bushels-
Wheat opeucd 80 to q cent below Saturdays closiugs
corn Ia cent lower pork higher for August, I'M
changed for September and cents higher for October
ard unchanged. ribs 2l2 cents higher There was
M change in oats Wheat showed strength after the
openiug and the belief found common expression that
nr,ces would 20 higher Fluctuations early
and trading not spirited. outside orders were
not numerous, and the aay W" ia''
In be ono of comparative quiet The
ouarer or half an hour of trading. the discovery was
rada that there big lot OF wheat TOT sae anu ne
market broke first is cent then cent and by II
decline Of cent from the opening and oScceht ,no
VS. close and GIG cents below the close week
The bea have given the market little support
days the heaviest them having made no enort 70
their trades leaving the weaker brethren 10
at avery rally and 90 They evidently Deiicve
that the bottom has not been touched. ,.,
Tic ococ close weak at decline from thc OPEN
ing of q u and from the top OIL cent Corn W."
steady and the variations were within the range OF .
cent Tie tendency was toward prices uurlne e
earlier hours but prices eventually settled down 10 VIC
openng level and lower. Cash oats ranged from % 10
az cent with NO special pressure either way. .
Proyisons were more active to-day ana tncrc Was
considerable changing over into latcr montns ino
market was strong and good consumption demand Ior
meats at better prices was arEet and ali Of
the advance was lost by O'CLOCK, the Closing PrecS
being the same as the opening -. 49,, .,..o mama mn
The afternoon markets we're quiet anu '"cio "eio nv
changes OF consequences In prices
IL Is thought that large quantity OF long wheat vac
"dumped BIZ small holders during the day. Two or
three Big the principal sellers, however
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again qnet ard es'ent ally upehsnscd- the
HIDEs- oniirued rather quiet bu,ia ,he main steady
MOLAs-Es-Quct aud unchanged. % hhdN O''o'
ON 'change trade quit iro9 an ami nominal T.
IL here srishts for July. sI's@'2Ac aud August
NAVAL sTOREs- spirits Trrrcntinc qort and m,
ehanse al g. on Ire sr9, hSre , NM mt "t %
81 strained to good strs neh Tar 'nd rh quiet ana
OLA moderate obbug trade was reported At contiaud
'oc2AS TRErGHTs-The general ruled quiet toby
throughout wss barry .teIdy uhe ltcn'2 Nh
PnG5' from Phiiaicphia Bntsh ri 5Oo6bis rennci
on ~ Is tsa% hence &c. bush srn LoYnoN.
steam hence 1000 bush grain ~ LAME wy r.
eacc ala" bars % refined H. DR., on az Ola 9s con"
schooner TAT - o5 and port cLarges RIO " tlho
nchnond eaan brig 200 Ton, hour 'sr Zoo
. BUENOs AYRFs from portland bark with ia~ser
s. sR steamer Win G deals s Cd EsTE
c1s;cn an ns S,s ns nGss. " chess IS ~ 80.
f AZ mas not VARIED since
Id ! s Sc. s csal iS eH fP q: ano
aa., z ri iI s. sa az m SS: s's @
s Ss. 90 ' Fae ss,a I"S5s a'
UAM MfA4sfmne.s f nocd to p,s but
s Increment CONTINUES F d ~ d. f pcseS e shoulders
&C. &c G Smoked T. shoulders. Pei Picked Hams
as Clean "a &c for delivery Long
Gbnri - ID
i. ,g,er ana In Heavy TO Light 5'iU
Gle, Pigs 6ssc LAR1 he market tended o. cr o-IaY
down 40 points. closing IN the inside rates iulg
weaE specula'lo moderate largely IN sept 'er and
October but cash trading continue quiet C0ntr GU c
spot quoted C.75c. sales 100 tcs hoi 10 schne ~
private terms. - tcs OF ern hZoci
July closed zoe 2 90 ties. August 7Oan7 c. ciosns
September o. S5d d.S-c. losing 20 y ste;
October clio G.oG0 b.Sci tcS
November q closing i.oi as C.; December co-ing
0t,,,2c. CITY lower III al
55c. efned Continent quoted at o. DC; and onth
and I'm air demand whit the lrliun and lower guili -
ruc dull stat Creamery NJ 1871 Lei; Western do az
l0c Elgn do a1J state Dairy hall. r,'n, dnhs 4,
l5c. Welsh bs li9loc; western Di'y, io"'o'' "0
our last with a SLOW ng STATE. case. Night skins
Western, fiat. 4aG r,i,iS-Atc .oLs uc
better with FIR demand. state cj CaadiaLl2'2i
Western. 1.dl2Lc. r1h ,,,,, 49,, -, -, -,
slnAtIN r-Qiet but steadily held CITY quotci nj ~;
Sales. I,4O0 bbs- Saturday 'sc oieoafs"'' q"o''"
,ca
5'i5c: yso test Centrifugal 5-i6c.; sales Refined
quiet and unchanged 'cu Loaf and Crushed 6c lowicreh
Granuiied. 6l2c. Cubes, t's; standard a.
orc Mould "A" Tide. Confectionery ~, i6@G1c;
on "a /" 0 / = DC; White Extra o. ll.lGa5'ici Extra
81. a5ssc; &c" 6'sd5 $50; yellow. 4aaa5c.
TALLOW-Dull and barey sieady Primo City quoteu
g 3-lGc. Sales, 10000 bb!s. D 3-lGdotc.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.
NEw-YoRK. July 81.
with only moderate trading in options the
wheat market TO day weak throughout The export
demand was trng and cash wheat declined i2al cent
OPTIONS show losses ranging from . 10 lis cent The
principal influences at work were the cable adviccs re-
porting easy or markets abroad and late inforDa
ton going improve the crop prospects In Central and
Western Europe, Russia being the only country where
the recent unfavorabe has received no important
contradiction. Another dscouraging element was the
statement that the visible supply statement this week
would inclade grain aoat at Baltimore. so that half
mill on bushels would probably be added TO the other
denres that were expected. or corn about 100000
were engaged FOR export and cash lots were hn
ana unchanged The options could not resist entirely
the downward tendency OF wheat apd ended
on I4ai2 cent. The oats market was easier ana
shows declines Of isa cent except for July options
which were unchanged Final prices were For wheat
July %. August 9s2 cents. September y 0oss October
81 02hs November 81 Of3s; for corn-July 5ii2 Aug
st 81 8. September BIS. October 3d. November 12Ns
cents FOR oats-Jny 49, August 32' September 81 ~
October 81 q cents The provision speculation was de-
void of feature; lard options ended slightly lower
AtNewYOrk. Philadelphia. Baltimore ana Boston inc
receipts Of grain to-day were: Wheat lIb33o bushels
corn BAT Oushels Oats 5 l37 bushels total grain
37 1913 bushels; flour. 1877 barrels The arrivals at
Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Louis were: Wheat l5Dy0l
bushels: corn 312 727 bushels; oats 1879 bushels
total grain, 55S.433 bushels -FOUR 0.753 barrels.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. July 27.-Provisons Bacon Cumberland Out
3ls 3D. Long Clear Addes, 27s 6i; short Clear Mddes
2ss I'd short Ribs 3ls i'd; shoulders 21a Oh per c.t
Beef-s7s Cd for extra indian Mess Prime Mess b5s ~
porkPrme Mess 5is I'd. per bbL' Prime Ness Eastern
SOS. Western, 52s Lari-Amercan. 3is 3D. Prime We,t
ern. $is 0d: Lard OIL 3ls 90 Hsms-Long Gut ~ g.
States cheese-Amercau Choice S,s M Wheat ct. se re
per centa No Sprns Is o. New Wostera Winer IS ~
New Mixed Western 4s. IL Id; California No. l. Is d.
7s 2d.i California I'D. 16s Sd cant2 Producs
Spirits rurDentine 29s 81 ut Lon i0n 25@ Cd pr
cwt aeaned Petroleum a7 9g'd per gallon:
Common IS tai Pale lls6d d0s Cd Linseed ON. IA
Sd. per cwt 800 ooo
scept, for the three DAYS were $4,000
centas including $1,000 csntas American
receipts 81 American for tina past three days were
o. 100 centals. an,
LONDON July 27-Produce a2l los. a s2l l7s
Calcutta insccd, tJs I'd quarter: Lnseei
Take. 37 gs IS o. Goa; Rehnei Psfrolern o3L0
gallon; Spirits Of furpentine, 23s I'd Del cSe
Sperm Oil, 353 per RoNn-c0n non. IS. I'd Df3 ";
Pale 6s. oils ProyIsions-Llrd tta Oh. per owl. Ot
Americans Sugar. las Sd per cwt for Cdbi centritugA
poarizing 96S aud I6 81 6ljs for Cuba MdscoyAlofAr
etning afioaL
PEORIA. III. uly27.--Corn quiet High Mixed t5145,3cj
No. Mixed. 4ids4hc: oats dull No Whhe; %. 2s@
33 iac: No. Mixed 81 13l 2c. RIVE dull NO ooaooc.
Reccpts-Corn 5000 bush. oats l5OOoj Rye S0o o9sE;
bush shipmentsCorn 81 100 BUSH OATS l7Ooo oushi NY o.
800 bush.
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State bonds generally duh. but Tennessee com.
city bank stocks Merchants Exchange sold 500 at s2ia
and Fourth National ~ 1l2%.
dealings but with the late buoyancy In the share
market made some recoveries Erc second consois uc
Kansas and Texas first consols of Z at 1874 and
the general IS declined from 6ii9 TO 63Isa6i West
Shore and Buffalo first 5s active at between 42f5
and "A and closed at 43 Surprising that the PROPOSE
ton referred to elsewhere is carried ont ana tha
mortgage bond by the Central ana
Hudson will sell at % there Is room Tor inrtner aa-
ssS en and HUDSON oay sold at
and the seconds after decline to si% closed anenHnsea
Steady at ssiaass7s. East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia copsols of z at 81 and the incomes were
q easier at 1os7 Louisville aud nashville general 6s
Mere on at iol ST. paul rsts p"eIs ana M sawrr
at 94l Denver aud Rio Grandc irsts were OIL q al
Irregular at between is and a. Texas and Pacific in
comes declined 1ie 10 3si9, and nrsts, RIO Granae
division, were dun at 52's- Northern Pacific hr'ts
The sub.Trcasury to-day gained on balance s3io,345,
made up by gains OF $50, s33 currency and S3o35l2
coin The days operations covered: Receipts, - 49,
s74 payments s796529 currency balance S22'o1o''
Money ruled easy 1i2 to cent and closed lGl2
per cent 49, .,--
Exchanges, 81 90 .637, 1911 balances. $i.0ij.3O0
The United states Treasury at WASHINGTON today re-
ceiy i4s, National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts Sis9720 and the internal
The foreign exchanges were dull and weaker a. re-
duccd quotations business follows bankers bis.
" 52i aud I9as francs 94a aud 9i for reich
marks; 1873 and 40 for gnlders.
In London British cosols after opening at 90 lilo
declined to closed 90 GIG United States BONDS
were not quoted the quotations for American rail-
ways were than Fridag and generally ruled
below the equivalent OF Saturdays and this mornings
figures. Bar silver declined l-lGd TO 1871 per
ounce. The Bank Of England gained $1,000 bullion on
balance. -,
At Paris French per cents rose from so.s1io 10
O5G O2i2 and sight exchange ON London ruled ht
25 I9l The weekly statement OF the iilperia Bank OF
Germany specie gain OF 3,3o3oOO marks
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL MISSEAroLis AND OMAHA
1888. 1884. 1885,.
Third week in July. sl0s 800 sl05,4oo slo5.3oo
Jan 10 July 2l..."--.- 2oo5oOo Z'"o9ooo zoio'o'-
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN.
Number OF miles lSO - ~ 81
Third week in July sS5.u go. ad..',.v
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
Reportedbv joan II. DAVIS Co.. IL Wal|sI

MONDAY, July PIP. NJ.
An advertisement In another column, addressed TO the
arst mortgage boadholders Of the Ncw-York. West
Shore and Buffalo Railway Company furnishes akey to
the power that has directed the late at
Stock Exchange lease Of the West Shore Railway to
The Central and Hudson for AIS years contemplated
The rental for the Same IL TO be tho guaranteed
4 par cent interest on Q new first mort
gage bond Of e50,oO0,00O; the bond to mature
81 the expiration Of the lease "or upon default
payment Of nterest teuaranteed) for two
eessssutvs yssrs" Under the reorganization 100000
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BUFFALO n " July 27-Foay steady: sales 200 Dds s
best spring Roller Patent 80 a5 Family wlnel H.. o. IN
uth az Sc ac No Winter and No White at ~ &c on
Oats quiet White 2. Ssc Barley vsssy an s Cofn
BIC: Data 3sc.; Flour 2gc per opl bsrev Src
Canal freightswheaL 3.sc and Corn 80 20 s,rn
ii 40 ousn: DATA 1000 bush. bhipments.Four t2Tx
buah
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw.yoRK Julv Of 1891.

coFFEE-epot Rio quiet and unchanged Fair, sfscj
600 Jane Adene sold last week as well as 1000
before reported. options firm fUr near
months and easier for the aer sales osE. co,as
7.aO07.25 October. 7.25 d7.30; November 730a!3; pc
cember 7356I40 Mild grades fairly active and STEADY
snayra 1000 Padang. "Keewstn aud 400 mats d.
Venadis," on private terms
COTTON-spot Cotton, quiel and .l6cl lower Sales
l47 baes the ports to-day. l75 bales, since
September 1874 bales against 476O676 for the sane
period last season.
The quotations according to the American classification
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-
Notice is hereby given that nv virtue Of decree Of the CIR
emit Court United states for the southern DNret
Illinois Midi nd railway Company In chanceiy and other
entered the Sd day OF June
81 the undersigned special commissioner Si on Iics'
day. the day OF SEPTEMBER D. lssS De,resa ~
door the United tates court house ANA post Office
hY,iotny In the CITY Of Springfield In the state a. ILLINOIS,
sel at pbc auction the Highest bidder without redeup
ton following properties AID rsncascs 20 MI am.
Peoria Atlanta and Dscau karsad Company whose pane
hss be n cha gc to that OF the Illinois Midland Ralwy
Company moTtxaEet by It's tinst dee OF Ap 20 ts,Z q
ins from Farmdaie ILLINOIS. to Marca Iiaois
the railroad and property rights and rincnses o. s
pars aud Decatur Railroad Company ncrtx ged oy ne uss
dscd Of july ls 1872 to the MOP Trust Company VI Tsw.
Paris, Illinois to Hcrvey CITY, Illinois, and ~ interest -
the me of railroad Hervsy CITY TO the Junction WIN
The Illinois Central Railroad near Decatur Iumos; .,.
the rsrsid ans SaI orsasS b. t
trust deed OF April LIST 1874 70 the Union Trust os
New Yorx Astee including is line OF railroad extending
frou Farringten, illinois 10 Paris. Illinois.
said three lincs OF railroad hsve necn cpcs. oA@
Also four locomotives and certain other properly
by the receivers schedule Of which VIII DO NV
S bidder for each Of railroads shall pay ten
tosand dollars accepted bdder Tor san ocomo-
fiyra TWO dollars at time OF sac Anu wsulu
ssen there fter shall die bond with conoitioneo
Tor tho payment Of the remainder Q, re 80. nr
the .s%s ,y receivers csr oher cl:ni
sSn ,ss NV Aid decree Mortgage honda viii be crediteo
on their bids with the cunts they wouid ne sn.ea
COVE thereon had tho sale pecn nS"c NV ~ -
the manner provided IN said decree.
Petersours' in"'' ' N. w. BRANsON
-. &. ,u,eaIsS special Comm'ss'oner.
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european advertisements.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EPPS'S COCOA.

pREAKEAST.-"By thorough knowledge of the nasure1
laws govern the operations Of digestion and 9ussics
aud careful application OF the nne properties ~
lece Cocoa MI Epys hiss our tseies w
decaey Favored wacm my ~ ~ ~ sneS 9ss a
dist that 10 gradually built up until siro1e
enough resist every TO disease Hundrod % e
lie maadies eoatinf AROUND us ready assoS x.Ss:
thers weak psnt We may cscaPe nssS :: sra
offoperly neurshed II ams."Ctsi service deseetA
Ma, sg ysss ssss hss afPS 6o
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bales
Mddng GIG; Good Ordinary. Lie; net and gross
bales
NEW ORLEANS. July 27.-Cottou firm; Mdding, 0s4 Low
Mddling 91G. Good Ordinary 9 net aud receipts
IL bales; sales 200 bales; stock. ~, 9J5 bales.
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riocr. Vessels anf RIiiroIfs
NEw-YoRK. July 81. 1885.
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cording to tho American classification
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. .......- ~ Low Middlng.. s,s
Strict Good Ordinary Seis Middng- S4
Futures quiet The marketopened at 70 S1points3
but recovered with an upward tendency closing
steady at an advance OF 10 points July and August
points September and partially point decline ON other
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THE PETROLEUM. MARKET.

NEw-YoRK. July 81.
When the oil department of the Consolidated
Exchange opened for business to-day, the bearish
temper Of traders found in sales which quickly car
ried the price to 96ia cents, against 07 cents saur-
day night The decline proceeded further but there
eagcrness TO buy the part of leading opera
tors, and the result dull market and timd
ments by traders up to the late afternoon Then
expected advance which did end till 80 cents
was touched. The close was steady at reaction of
cent, which left gain OF less than cent from Sat
urday night. There WAS no news OK Importance from
the oil neds Renewals made at 6O065 cents. but
about o'clock carrying rates bid up to 30 cents
with the result of discouragng bull operations the
part OF most OF the room traders.
The range prices and tho total dealings the Con-
soldated Exchange wore rs follows:
Opening. LOwest....... ......96ia
Sales barrels .......................65O4O 900
Clearances, To- IoOVOV
There was no change In the quotations Of refined
oil.
BRADFORD, Penn, July 27-Crude Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at 97s4 and closed at 98as
Highest price. 99ia lowest price, 96a Clearances,
ASA, 900 barrels
OIL CITY, Penn. July 27.-Crude Ol-sales. 3,1sO.O0O
barrels cearances $500 barrels 4914 bar
res shipments $50 barrels; charters, 81 905 bar
rcs National Transit Certificates opened at 073s and
closed ut 9sa highest price. $685. lowest price, 06
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLKsT on. July 27-Torpentiue "a 10
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IN.
FoIDIAM NEw.YoRK. July ~. 1888
NOTICE.-There will be meeting OF tho
~ trustees of St JOINS College, Fordhan, n. " On
Monday August g. lSS 10 O'Clock q. m. at SAID College.
Inv order Of the Chairman Of the Board. -. .
~ ~ NICHOLAS HANRAHAS secretary.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

(iOOd SteefB WV
he average Wpae estimated &C % 90.
REVIEW OF THE wEEK.-The market cosed steady
last Monday With good ces, inca. and ON Wednesday
vim rather light supply trade opened brisk
Win prices r1n ana i6aSc heher but now
there was fair export demand the finish was duh end
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Dipiorn0 Noilces.

i"A ~ ~ NEN.l DIRK. July 20. 1885.
COUPONS due August |, 1880, OF the FIRST
" Mortgage Grnhe Division Bonds OF ms company.
will he paid after that date one af IN cIsn am one
hsif IN scrip M with the funding pan al opted
December 1884. presentation nc the Me,an trust
'""P'"'' '-' Treasurer.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CHARLKsT on July 27-TUrpentiue "a 10
SAVANNAH July 27.-Turpentine firm at 34c.
WILMINGTON. July 27.-rurpentine nrn at 33slc.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO, July 81, 1885.