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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July i3.-Provisons Bacon Cumberland Cut
3s Cd Long Mldes, 21s. 81. short Clear Mlihlcs
2ss "a short Ribs 3ls 81 saouiers as o. per 'TS
Pork-Prne Mess 5is. I'd per b5L Prime Ness Eastern
6Os Western. 52s Lard-American. Sts 3di Prime Wess
ern ala Ui Lari OH. $50 I'd Hams-Long Cut AS ol
Shoulders SOS 3D. Butter ~ 3D. per ew e, finest United
Wesern spring ais. Id; Red Winter I'd 9Is "a
per centl No Spring7s Oh New Western Wtnter IS 20
New Mixed Western, As IL d California NO l, IS OIL
Is ID. Uafo 10 ~ I'd as ~ per c"iaL Produce
Sprs OF rurpeltne 81 DO at Loni Ion. l3% Oi psr
cwf: Refined Petroleum 10 Sd gallon Clover Seed
American Red 4gs per cwt Tallov-Ss ID per cwt ROSA
Common, 3a 2ii Pale llsoi Vos' ol Lnsooh o- --~
Sd. per cwt - 49,, ,.....,op CO, va. N e2i ia
per ton Calcutta Lnsccd t0s Sd per quarter Linseoi
fake "a ga ~ o. per ton. Rehnea Petroleum az
Cd Ger xailou spirits OF Turpcntinc 3os I'D oci cwt.
sperm OIL a5s perton Rosia-yon non s. 10 Sss. ~.
Amercan sugar lSs Sd. per cwL for Cuba csntr,iisA
polarzng 96' aud Ijs ID aljs for Cdoa Museo'AioAr
u..Ir. aIna
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STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC marx fr'

DOMESTIC IAtlirI
posroy July i3-Flour quiet Western snuerane: 50 -
IS 10. Patent Winter wheats - ,oes TO- HSra ag N
sS Oats ss da S SS s's %he ic
Seo,,s nqS s sssc
ba S 900 S sass' Er1
Jaly aa daaT % 10 s 81 q. s9 %o
s s1pca r Is 1855 =: TO- D. 60 asaas
fassn 81 81 o. @Scat-soaiSern Western ar@e
sS"lnST" RED sg Se DO wsstsr 3lc Red
and July S2ta9sc AusG .o ssp' stsssy
s sos,ssn White! SssS %;'s sS
sss SPOT a. 5Ss 3ss.
s%e + sS,s
sS w Y%. is sS 5l Sus Sa' Corn
Lv qass ant w gSssa 81 soss nOss
IowSrado. Flour s. 7oSss - Il barrels
ciosns at csns at $50 g S sS
lg snrss Ss e. es''n Rsa We ss
Hssa. a'H t5ss1 o! .aa;
sos sSac cios,ns at t'c oats active sales RANGED
cash s. s sas ' sa.ns s'as ''s
$685. eo sS1s rSs $50 Ss'A
sS az ssp'e% sr1 a sl@ 70
ssC @ so; as sJ 81
q 9, s.
s6or. Cioar 81 65Gs5 TO- Receipts@F!oar, ' uo.s
mia wasas 81. 900 bush. Cora 10000 oush: oa,S
~ sGo ,nsn, RYE. 2uO bushs Barley. LOU ohpm"nts
EionT ~ 100 Dbs: Wheat. $4,000 Oushd Corn - .pVV
bu,n oaIs IllO0O ousi Rye. 10000 ousn. Barley iooo
Lush.
CrycIySATI. July 10 Flour quiet and steady; Family
al Ii rst 4c Fancy bOGsi 10. Wheat nm; 10 na.l
y5os receipts 1000 shipments 5000 basa rcrp d.li
No . Mixed 4si4a4gc Oars hrmer; No Mixod sSc
Hyc-No. ? Fail Die Bariev-Extra No. Spring. be
PORK steady at $40 7gI Laro stroug a.! ~ -.
nusmeots dali; shoulders ~ 62ia shoftrib; 3? 80
R.son ariet an steady shonderS 81 snortrie ~ 20
sIsrt cl,lr s5 Whisksy dull and unclaimed At 81 ~
ungs MN; Common Light s. 5JDsi oot Pack
ing and O0ds4 So; roceiDts $50 neaa SUBJ
nrnts SpJ head
DETROIT july ls.-wheaI quiet No White $40 cashi
INV III sc: August yi7sc. No Red Cash ala
Iny gGao; August o. nc, Sept"mDHl, yo'sc' NO .
ned yli1c Recc ps 49OG bush. CoL- No z. scc Oats
No. White. 3ic.i No 2 3'hc
MILWAUKEE July H. Wheat higher; M Cash. sO'sc;
August 40 September. s0'c. Corn diil Oats hr1i ".
III isc Rye-No i. 5Sc Baricr--No botc iiovsiohs
Meas PORK Uasn July. $40 2o August sOS2 lari-
PIme Cash Jnlv SO B5 August zz2 buttcr-
choice creamery. lOal2c. cheese-Besi cream W 9
Ergs-Fresl iUdi0lc Rocepts-Flour so W nols neal
.JJOO Barley 800 bush SiIgnieLts-fou ii'o"0
| bLls Wheat .O0o busL.; Barley. LOO bsrn
PEORIA H. July i3-Corn quiet High Mixed t6tat1 &c,
No Mixed 45<aaeNc 0ats quiet No w5e: ?, iss :
Eeoeiuts-Corn. 5000 bush DATA sooo bye ,0 nun
basi sL 900 basL usts i2soOo oush' NO
] bVV hhsk.
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QUOTATIONS OF BERvgs TO-DAY

The average estmatedat So 3D.
BEEvES-heceipts yesterday and today liz at
Jersey City and ~ 60ts and II at Wechawken
making il99 head against 4,63 head last Monday. The
ana 1913 heac less than the week last
EEvfEW OF THE WEEK.-The cattle market wound up
last Monday duh but firm, with Is carloads 10 carry over
Tae supply wednesday not excessive 47 fresh car
Jafs and had moved upward In Chicago Tues
day. the market here opene firm and with considerable
per 100 10 closing dull however and trife weak on re-
ported lower markets West with liberal receipts
Friday and very limited demand for export the market
opened weak and lower aud the advance Of
wholly lost before tho finish which dull and weak with
ont clearance The Dressed Beef market ruled dull for the
Common and Medium grades nearly all the week. British
markets made sharp decline best American Live Cattle
selling down to lac, and Refrigerator Beef at lc.
Arrivals to-day at 60tst comprised 20 for MT East
for stern Mezger and cars OF Grass Bulls
The offerings at Jersey City Including cattle held over
strong caroads Trade opened with firm feel
ing Medium Good Corn.fed steers and Sters' and
the cooler weather supplemented by fairly good export de-
mand made trading quite brisk TO Socock Prime Heavy
little draggy and thnijrass Cattle (which have
hardly reached marketable c0nditionl only steady
While 1t IA impossible tn quote material advance in prices
any grade sales OF Medium to Fair bnocks
peaed to be higher than Friday The yards were not
quite cleared.
Among the sales was carload OF Poor Texans at and
IS Of sers from Peoria. Terre Haute, Kentucky
and Baltimore at 50 40d 80 10 aends at lower fig
Rough Oxen Cows and Poor Grass Natives sold
the Of 81 660r5 while Decent 10 Prime Natives ~
loutsdc figure for Gear lot by schamberg Co.. 10 A.
tdelmuth H. Mcpherson sold Picked Bullocks at ~ %
mainly oo6$o 20; and MT Goldsmith reserved 60 head
AT Jersey city
The weeks pments Of Live Cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Reef a "A follOWal
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wa remember that Agassiz has raid when
sv new and startling fact Is brought 10 hghI 10
go re pecple say first, VI Is ridiculous; then,
that it is contrary to religion aud. lastly. that
everybody knew 1t before. 5,
The correspondent Of TIE Tribune was asked
haaa Tay 20 2a x9d tf tha while
cider that Mr.. Cole claims too much there appears
TO be in it much that is novel and useful Othcrss
Who try similar cx pernen,s in different SOILS ana
locations may not be able tc obtain as good re-
suits do no. doubt that an acre OF ground can
be c,ade to yield an increased harvest by the new
method but whether il is Paving investment IL
another question. and would depend upon circum-
stances For high gardening, near large Cities
where the sabsoil is tenacious IL would aonp.less
he profitable. For general field culture OF com;non
farm crops should hesitate to recommend II until
had Investigated further. owing to the great ex-
n was thought by one gentleman present that the
81 ain fells Of California retain their moisture e
through prolonged drouths of several months iol
the reason that the rains pass through the sou h.o
the creviccs Of the rocks where II is stored 20 DC
again attracted BY plant growth 10 the suriace,
much after Mr. Coles method MI Eoio was asker
what he would do wkere tho snbsoii was porous,
and wou,d not retain water. He replied that he
world apply clay to the bottom Of the trenches lie
was alsc asked how no would apply DIS n'u,T I.ve
level land His rcply was that there vas no ievel
ia,d-that there was always some decline, however
slight, and sufficient to answer all purposes
We should hail with Joy tie advent OF thougntiul
and pimcky experiments like this in agriculture
and Horticulture, liz this age when tho best efforts
seek other channels Agriculture in our Time IL
t;n &c nersistent aud well-6irected efforts. hope
Mir Cole will in time toll how to turn the health
mi and invigoratIng baptism upon our Commits
siuner of Agriculture, ald otncrS WHO nave 'Ai'
rr eat industry III band.
In retarning to Rochester by the new rail ROAD
built along the old towpath of the Genesee valley
Abandoned canal might have been used for irrigat.
ing purposes. great many thousand acres might
have been irrigated in this way. and at small
ccsfle slope below tho canal level covering large
tract Of cultivated soil. There is an immense re-
seSvoir at Cuba. which cond furnish abundance
of water during the drycst period. In Colorado
mud California men are to-day building just such
reservoirs and canals far rrigating purposes with
such irr CATION as have suggested, the Genoseo
Valley might produce fruit enough for the entire
country. CHARLES A. ""SAN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-14

MONDAY. July 1872. NJ.
Tho stock market to-day gave q larger volume
of business than has been usual OF late ana
marked a further important appreciation in values
But the character OF the speculation remains I'M
changed 1t 10 as purely local and professional as II was
when prices were and 10 per cent lower some three
weeks ago. has been often said that all that was
necessary to bring public into tho market was an
advance in prices that to-day 1t was common COM
meut: "Wo have had O good boom In prices, but
outside orders as ever Perhaps the Vol
umc of business to-day was somewhat ehiarseo W
mistake that tho operators made In their early
operations. Tho general calculation was the market
would be sale at the opening for reaction nj least
majority Of the traders acted upon that ana
under the weight Of that pressure prices generally sur
fered decline from opening figures OF i9Sl per GEM.
At tho declines figures found first firm support and
later vigorous rayng power Hence the early mistake
on the part OF traders and its recthcaton added many
thousands of shares the number reported a. sold III
the first hour the business amounted TO ooooo shsres
The majority OF operators both bulls ana Dears-aro
firmly convinced that kind OF an arrangement mas
been arrived at between the leading trunk lines, and
two opinions Of value Of any arrangement that
can be made under existing conditions all are agreed
that Its first effect the stock Exchange will be an en-
hancement OF speculative values. Hence there
il an unusual unanimity OF favor toward
higher prices and minimum OF snort
interest protect the market II the supposed negoua
items should prove be frutlesa The final advances
to-day however were general than they have been
before St. Paul, Northwestern, Omaha preferred
Delaware Lackawanna and Western. Delaware ana Hud-
son and Northern Pacific preferred led the van OF I'M
movement Western Union sold higher than satur-
days closing figures ana from Gli2 suddenly dropped
to 63ia and closed 64 Tho market closed excited
at figures that generally were the best Of the day
Government bonds we're dull and weak in tone. Bids
were ie and Il per cent lower respectively for the 3s
and 4s Annexed are the closing quotations;
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PHILADELPHIA. 1Juy is -F1oar-Recsipts we're hshs -
there was little demand txrpt I'm ate ve0iS
and prices favored buyers Western and Seuusviva1is =
pei s3W ?5 DO Extra - 81 1DS3 IS PenusvlvoniS
ssmy Pe1asyvapts Roller ProcesI 81 5iI9O
q q Deswarc Family 81 so ts5 81 Winter Wnssc Psssne
olo1$J or Wheat closed stcadv tho noon call
9xport demand LIGHT lots inl and stcaiys No Red
EXPORT elevator ~ ~ No Pennsvtvsun Red,
IN gram depot 81 90 No Ret my ~ 13t iso.s
nusus. u9La95scs september. 03x0yB9es
&c - W1$iO os corn-rbo market closed sicaAys
M ~ we're aulet ana prices were nrnlcr; steamer
IL M'ksd ~ sia!n depot 5lc steamer Ma Yellow:
Mixed IN eran deoo he. track Aca quoted ~ ex
port elevator 524c No zMlxeo Juiv 81 sassc. AuSnss
o513stcs septcm1er 540Asc. october, Ss0jSLc Oats
Car lets steady Rejected White Ssc peunssiysata No
whlte, 332d39cs No White 3gL 6iOc: Ma 4
white 4lc. July SH03a2c. August y,i,G:,txc: Hen
tefber 034 NC Recepts-P our 900 bbla, Wheat lsd0
n1sn* s;orn 1900 b'sn oats $500 busn. uhipncnfx
WleaL oOO ousn: Corp g. DusiL Data I2.6tU pusn
ST. LOUIS July l3.-Flour Xxx - 4O0x so Xxx
$3UJU rs 7o Farniy. 81 601ss rs: Choice 81 90 ~ l6
Fancy 81 G513 90 patent s. k51Sj Wheat higher No
zRedC cJUl 81 July ~ O0 August 81 OF u sen
TENDER IL 02@Gi 025 Corn weak Cash II &C. juv &c:
Aa. 81 9,Lsiisc 90 sebtember Oats dull
q '9c Rye dull at % s Barley steady 50a70 But.
ter unchanged Eggs steady shape Fiax sesd stsaiv
. c. Cora MeA nrn 81 80, WHISKY stsadg " III Is.
Pork slJ 30 Baiknsats-Lons Ccar. IS 35 short Rb.
- jd5 5 Short Clear S. 10 l.arJ nrn 50 81 ass
Reccipts-FiorE 1000 bbs, Wheat $4,000 bushy Corn.
$4,000 BUSH Oats 1000 bush RYE. - busL, BArisv,
i0to onsh ShiD1ents-Fi0ur. l.0U0 bbss whsst 1000
pusili Corn 1000 busn UAtA 5000 1yA 1,0O0
bush; bailey bush
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EUROPEAN FINAS;iAL dARxEr'

LONDON July isi23o mUned states n rour rn per
if5s Atlantic western First Morgage ifscs
a.. rrie lIsn second Consos 0i iinois uaar
IA y: st. paul Common, 7Gs Ncw'foik Cehr"' Va rum
dyca, S1cto Three per cent Rcnes at NJ francs
10 , io ao 1rcaf Western First Morgag, rrIs
t.s.S CerfldCatcs 24iG Canadian facinc Aob I'o' -
New Central, 9le 80.
Hudson Bay Company. lCae an. nan, N, In
In m.-Thr nu,ount OF Duln,n gono 'h" '"' $50 - -
ia0a on balance to-iay ~ xzVVDO' praucs ri
PsI1s sdvlces quote excnango On bonuon ~ -
oeuflncs for check1
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through. 81 cars marxei steady and dulr Medium tn
Lambs. IS as 90
HoqsiieceDts TO-DAY 100 head: total ,hus Tar
lzOOc head f0f tiue lait week. 10000 heat: con
sgned through Isl OF which i3 10 New York; market
steady Medium Fair Workers - $685. 80: Good 70
Snoice - 55Gi CO. butchers Grades ~ 1904 4o Pigs
ST. LOUIS July 1y-f,ans- Receipts. 1900; shipments.
LOUD market actye - SO 1s6 0O Good 90 Cloce,
Shlpplng. ~ s0Gs60s FAir Medium 81 2J0SA2>;
TexsnA So 1904 20
Sh<ep-RcceiDts. TOO Shipments TOO common 20 Me-
dinm 81 DJ0s2 10: FAIR TO cnoice IS 031s3 10
Hogs- Receipts. 1900. shDmenta 40, Light 81 500
"a Oh Packing IS 70d 81 %: HEAVY. 81 20 0Sk rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-14
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET


Most of the time to-day the professional
pikers had It their way IN the petroleum specua
ton or news there none. unless We call IL news
when tho wells being vigorously drilled In the
oil regions production come In dry or sa
producers The record OF total dealings shows far de-
gree OF activity but the trading was done IN Spots,
with many intervals OF extreme duness Ificcs wero
unsettled and gular throughout the morning mug
tuations being from iAd937s 10 % cents, ana the
afternoon from i26047s to 93sGo3a cents recorC
of these aud the definition OF the character
OF the tran sacons given above make all that can DC
written OF the speculation The market ended weak III
tone but the late sellers may bebuycfs tomorrow Ger
tincates were freely loaned at 6OG1) cents.
The range OF prices and tho total dealings ~ INC
Consolidated Exchange were as follows;
Onening .......... 04A lLowest......... e3t
Highest ............... % Final. vSSs
Sales, barrels o-"-f'''
Clcarances for saturday
The refined petroleum market was unchanged.
BRApYoRD. Penn. July l3-Crude Oil-Natona Tran
sit Certificates opened at Ola and closed at 1913 High
est price. 9fA lowest price, 'o+ |ic"'""oo''
4,9l6.O00 barrels.
OIL CITY Penn, July l3.-Cruic Oil-saes. 2oooooo
barre. cearancc 765s 900 barrels; runs. $4,000 bar
rels: shipments 43 237 barrels charters 1Oi563 bar
rels National Transit Certificates opened at 30 and
cIosed at o3la highest price. 95 lowest price, 93+
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE.
cu.nr psroy July l3.-TnrDentine firm 1t 80 iac.
sAyASSAn July l3.-Turpentne hrn NJ 50 ah
WILMINGTON. July lJ-Iurpentine urn at 3oAc
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirsr. Vessels a,li atiirotf&
NEw-YogK. July Is. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corFEE-spot Rio moderately active and steady az CSC
for Fair Sales 300 bags +. Suppsck and ZOO ex
"Pa,rian private terms Options were quiet and closed
steady comparatively featureess dag The re eps nc
RIO days 900 bags II was holiday at Have.
may be mainly attributed the smaess Of inc
trading Sales 10000 bags closing a. follows: july
6e597O 90, August 1859 40 september, 7l5a72ol 0c;
tober 7.2Od 25; November 725Q73U December. Loo
735 Mild grades quiet sales Of 200 bags Maracaibo on
cOTToN-Spot Cotton dull and Lice. lower. Sales 47g
bales 266 last everng) including 63 Tor export and 46
consumption receipts the ports 3b bales today
September bales against 4sssi2s for the
period last season. -.
The quotations according to the classification
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Business Gbauees.

TOR SALE.--Drug Store, doing falr busl.
prcn,lcent avenue; busines; can NC
LOUIS q. DA CUNiiA, i.S4 broadway, coz Ast5ss.
NOR SALE ON TINE. "A large and splendid
business Ia ono the richest farming couniies -
NewYoE il consists Of real estate good. 80 &C., w
worth about ~ For further pxrtcv ar euess kvesS
BOZ y SO. Batavia, Genesee County, N T.:
r. B.-Kesson fof ceiling Wishing " reusS
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Cost an0 found

T OST. Bank book No. 155, 446 on Dry DOCK
IL savings Bank. Any person having claims upon sse
nook are called tie same 10 the pahk Wtnl1
,'rfv DAYS or tic aid beck will declared cancelled and
csinruished, AID ney one issued In Il, o thereof
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nruBgRuRy POINTING PROCEED BATTLE.

BosroN, July ia fierce fight oc-
eurred near tho forks Of the kcnne'
h.c River. number Of Frenchmen twere oil
their way to tho settlement with their
teams loaded with produce. whilo the
men we're seeking employment. They encountered
nj this point a gang OF thirteen lumbernen, who
numbering about fifty were attacked and tho battle
ragged fercely from until 10 p. m, each side
of tho Frenchincn had been seized by
Tho lumbernien aud overturned and were
used "a A barricade. Twelve of tho lumbermon were
laid out SIX Of them were seriously and four fatally
wounded The losses with the other side are not given,
tut were probably heavy
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atoms according to the American classification

Futures opened point higher In response TO an early al
vance points Liverpool but later when the mar
ke there bec weaker under selling movement prices
here close TO points lower than
- Saturday evening n c. Graham was leading seller OF
The fa months the morning: Henry Heptz and MT len
man were BUYERS OF those options IL MI lnman ana MT
Hanger were operating through brokers' The sales
were "a, 100 bales.
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TIE MONEY MARKET.

SALES TIE STOCK EXCHANGE. JULY IS.
THE GENERAL LIST.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

y Led 2s03lc, ia, 500 ourtd 30as5 1900 ID
asd s1;ts 1890. totl 230G.l0v y dJmestic.
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State bonds and city bank stocks were practically
s Sr. 4f cr the
eral features that 1t did ali last week large
bushes. was done general new market s@s
was more than usually dun aud uninteIestlng Efc
seconds u to and closed at 57S Missouri kansas
and Texas general Gs closed higher at 779 ana the os
were firm at 037s There was active trading In West
shore first between 1898 and 4ois and the closing
louisville Nashville issues were duh and steady al
previous quotations Missouri PaeG sohso o
New.York Chicago and St. Louis frst 6s rose per cen,
TO- Texas Pacific incomes were on ~ - W aad
unchanged ut 4D5 Fast Tennessee virginia ana Georgia
consol IS rose y TO 4o9 and the incomes were higher
al iaaiIIa Central Of ScwJersey consols were up
/ per cent AZ lOl Metropolitan Elevated 1rsts were
easier at 1884, and the seconds we're on 2 AZ w. Inc
Toledo and Wabash convertible sold at G5a6o Denver
and Rio Grandc coDsols were mp 10 AT os2 Dnt Denver,
Rio Crandc andlWcstern hrsts were OF at an Kansas
Psciac con.ols were rm AZ 80 a99is Northern Pachc
drsts we're steady ut l0l 7s9lO2. - ~
made up by currency gain Of 229,5s3sess coin loss
q sc52 The gs covered e1rrscv Ssass
ca ss 49, $dj p sS,n a:nse l'H''
Money was easy at al9 per cent for can loans
The Clearing Ss cs ,oas{ Tss
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day ie'
ceiyed SAB 900 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts were To'o'oio anu INC 'c'"''
The foreign exchanges continue duh with
soS s,ssa' Bakers sDh Sis 81 sls 81 SO for long
and short sterling respectively; b2lS ara o.zO ior
francs 94s and 04% for rechmarks; SJs anu AZ ior
In London British consols supposed to have been
th"m United States bonds y lower At 1875 and
ii57s respectively for the As aud 4ss quotations Tor
home ADVANCE and further advanced after receipt OF
this mornings home prices Central and HUDSON aiter
a. a. y srke the Bank Of England gained 100000
bullion on balance At Paris French per cents were
shade higher at 81l5, and sight exchange on London
a Ia fran 4.
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propcsals.
A QUEDUCT COMMISSION.
TO CONTRACTORS.

AQUEDucT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. J
ROOF 2C9, STEWART BuILDisG go BROADWAY. J
NEW. loAK, July u. 1852
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STOCKS.

olxxs AT TIE coYsoLIDA TED STOCK AND P67Ro
LEUN EXCHANGE :.
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t94ia seller so days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-22

quite likely he may be, but he is of the
opinion, as he said yesterday, that if a
thousand men should tell him SO he should
not regard what the thousand said, but
should want to see Wilson demonstrate the
fact. Mr.. Thompson stopped at the Asto-
ria and smokes good cigars. Yesterday
afternoon when he came down from dinner
quite a number of the sporting fraternity
were waiting for him in the reading room.
Capt. Dalton of Chicago was also in town
with PatSey Cardiff of Peoria, ILL.,, and it is
understood that the latter will challenge
the winner of the contest on Monday night
next, at Market hall. When Thompson,
Mcdonald, John S. Barnes and the other
sporting men left the Astoria after dinner
yesterday, they walked down Wabasha
street and at Third met Capt. Dalton and
Cardiff. with some lesser lights, and all adj
journed to Grote's, where they talked over
matters and things to be done i'll the future
for half hour OF so and then separated.
1t is understood that all these parties will
remain here and take part in the sparring
contests at Barnes park on Decoration
daV