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New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
A SUBSTITUzE E0R sZMs REEVES.


The Albert Hall was filed 10 its utm lost
capacity and not soul moved although performers
anne, need could not, from m-nea!tL. appear. Mad
PATHS ever-lnereaslg reputation. bOwsver great
Tor years might partly explain the extraordinary
draw -; but how Is the unduinisned freshness and
youth not only OF her voice, but her appearance
to be explained The TACT +. exl aned
everything IN her being so unusual and extIaor-
ainaTy that IL denes explanation. When l arrived al
the concert there was general depressOn the MiseTere
could not be sung. sims Reeves being III, and 10
other tenor being available, four having been
Gated witb ana beng hOrs de combat Quiet your
souls" said Madame Patti mas not only the finest
soprano vOire she has magnificent tenor voice. too
and | will set II 10 work for you -, and barely ha
Madame Patti arrived than told slgnor Ncoinl that
neither slms.Reeves nor any other tenor could be
had 70 sing All, che "a mOrts:' would be sing iti
Je veux blen." was all he answered; fuss, no
question favor. with the greatest amabry and
simplicity he instantly ready 10 oblige. And he
dit sing it with such power Of voice in this immense
Albert Hall that a lady asked me: Why on earth
has sgnor Ncolini retired 7" And when after the
hearty recall. his wife took him by the hand and
brought hm before the audience. there whisper
a iutter. l. that sgnOr NicOlini who entered his
in the church register fifty twol Why. he can't
he day over forty; and a. Madame Patti does look
than thirty II has been agreed and resolved in
sacred c0ncsve that the OF the young couple has
been amplifed and exaggerated and may they i've the
fifteen years more that they seem TO look less
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continue TO sail under The Republican dag Bot
tho marty is soQnd to tho cora Z l. ".
Proridepce r. l., July 15 1885.


ALFRED, N. Y. July 1.-THE recent COM
mencement Alfred Univers!ty especially interest
ing o. IL the semtcen tennia anniversary Of Its
establishment This village 10 OF pleassnsost In
The State aud Of the usual Woe have
ever allowed to exist here There is liquor store
Of any description within mes Of the village. An
excellent preparatory department 10 maintained In the
university. and both have always bcen admitted
ON equal AL these advantages cost less than at
any college IN th;s country the annual expense
including board need exceed $50. Tho trustees
conferred the honorary degree OF IL d. uponl their
venerable president Jonathan Allen, who has been
nected with the school student teacher since its
foundation n,ty Honorary degrees were also
conferred upon the following. who with only two
ceptions, sre alumni OF the Institution:
IL. D-Ex-seeretary and Senator Henry NJ Teller
Of Colorado; Judge soon A Thacher. of Kansas, and
the Hon. ". W. Brown, OF Pennsylvania
d. D.-The Rev. William NJ Jones. of London. Eng.
the Rev. 8. Platts. OF Alfred the Rev G. W. Msxson
Of Alabama, aud the Rev. George B. Utter. Of Rhode
Island.
Pm. D.-The Hon. A. ". Smith, and Judge " NJ. Hub
bard, OF Iowa. the Hon. Dwight Thacher. OF Kansas;
Hon. Daniel Beach Regent OF the University OF the
state OF New York Judge Seymour Dexter OF Elmirs;
Professor r. A. Waterbury, OF Genesco Normal school,
New York City Mise Christie skinner. OF Philadelphia;
Professor William A. Rogers. OF Harvard College Obser
vstory Professor ". II. Pitt OF Buffalo; Colonel
Weston Flint, OF the Congressional Library the Hon.
E. A. Nash. Of Cattaraugus. and p b. McLennan, Of
Erra
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO July lT.CdtfJ>- >-ReceiDts last % hours las
head total for week thus l3 $50
week, = 80 head consigned through, l3i Of which
To NewIOrk 35 for sale market quiet steady
Good 10 choice shipping, ~ l5 ~ So; Texas steers
sold az - iOd - 10 market closed heavy ~ held
SheeD-Recepts last - hours 5000 head week
thus far - 500 head TOR dine last week. head
consigned through. Il OF which 10 New York (
for sale demand far and market nrn Medium Good
firm Choice Extra s5 80 rs 25 all offerings taken
H0gs Receipts last "a hours $40 head
far. 40 35 head for time week head con.
signed through t3 OF which 30 l. car,
for sale market duh Light Pgs, 81 jOGsi selected
York Weights IS lOa - Is Selected Medium Weights
p % Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends s3 SOD ~ 10 held
over.
ST LOUIS, July -Caul,-Recepts 200 head, shin
ments. zoos market steady Good 70 Choice Native ship
ping steers a. so - 90, Common Fair - t0
Butcher steers, f3 2j 81 2j Cows Heifrr :.
S 80 Stockers and Feeders 90 25 81 Sj Texans
81 90 t3 80.
Hogs- Receipts LOO head shipments head market
active Light - 50 81 80 Packing 81 90 "A IS Heavy
- 900 - 90.
shssgReceLpts 100 head shipments. 200; quiet
at ~ % n % IS
AGO July lT-Ths Drouers Journal reports. Cr,te
Receipts. 500 head shpments l5o; market STEADY ship
ping Is IS IS 10 stoc and Feeders O
Cows. Bus and Mixed Fl 509f3 20 Bulk, a. 40 IS 20
through Texas Steers ~ = 1s3 IS.
HOgS-Recepts. 10 900 head; shipments 1 500 market
lower Rough and Mixed - i5dst 30 Packing AMI ship
ping - 90d sJ IS Light Weights ~ 5d s5 co. s1ps a. -
d$4 3j
SheeD-Receipts. 400 head: shipments ~ head Market
steady Natives 81 90 ~ 25 Western 81 nOa <3
ans, I'll 75q S3 OO Lambs per head 81 20 Gsi %.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
STATE OF TRADE.

B5 BTEA5 Jq i5d seat s9f ES SG 10 M51 n5r &C. Nc
ao ~ 6e%W WS,te tsG ws.3eT S2 AZ ~
Wheat te Corn oo S oats 20 ~, EeeeeptsSflour Rec 300
s0o sasb So corn los @ s9sn sb ]
shiPmentsFlOur. $4,000 DO: Wheat 10000 bush, Corn
Boston. July 17.Flour steady Western supernno
q 10 aa tent Winter " 10 What's T. r.te4j q W4 r o%
yellow; 4ec. steamer N 1ed 4scs No Grade. .ee oats
4nc6ansed Provisions .tsa$y batferwe:ter fes%ey
1000 bbls 1900 sacks Corn II 900 bush, 4ai.. 500
bush; shorts 5000 bush.
Wheat 'sE n spS %5ss afnsaf S?SG
Minnesota Baker. g 50 y . 10 Patents = g = 50 lev
Wheat quiet sales Tlngsd ,Jaly 7sss;se closing :.
sO',c closing at sohe 10 spring 77i:c Corn lishsri
Ssl Gao Sc closing 5s7-ci sept, 80 a4 c closing al
tG AUGUST oaf se 5 sales closing at ass sept
S5sg at S9 yax Es uS No. 4 % &C. M,.
sds5 sas g y GSs S 2 ss5 80 4 % g. s. so .
50 80 50 92q Lard steady sales ranged CASH s6 $50
s6 SO August s. 622a 81 55 closing at g. e2 "a 80 90
cash 50 go Boxed MeatsDry sal.ed Shoulder - eoe
Keeepts-Fiour 5000 bolss Wheat $1,000 bush corn.
25aS0o 59 0 oush 0sS oT e"ii 3 SoO ws, wSTs
bush. Corn $4,000 BUSH Goats $4,000 bush. Rye. 300
cxcssAT !gly l7Flogr v su,ss Family g 80 %.
ep ra9sy g 500 5uS spSn ser 5ui Red I
Mixed Sse eo Rye.No g. 0s3g 500 B-reyTNo market
RIBS. So 40 bacon Shoulders. - short RIBS.
/ 10 Lee NlU.s
Common ANA Light g. o6es4 so Packing and shipping.
81 SOFA 95.
DETROIT July l7.-wheat-No white s3c Cash and
IIay Sn@nst c sept s2s coruSo &c '' o.t ,a
No p 32a.ci No White. $40
PEo 5Hy 7coSn aF% R..fss HgA Mi5sa ss g. 20
Whte "a lsc, no. Mixed ?sa SOC. Rye-No p 5is
bush oats 81 OBS bush Rye 1000 bush Shipments
$3.50 bush, Oats. 3l.O75 bush. Rye 500 bush.
MILWAUKEE, July l7.-Flour steady. Wheat weak cash.
oaNo ss c RyePSo T. SEC 0i barley q'ti & .
ProyisonsMess Pork cash OF July s. 20 August = 70
ter-Choce Creanery IA l5c Dairy II lSc Cis.seBess
"a sg. @ bpIs Wheat i 900 bush barley SIS bs.h ssp.
ments-Flour, llOo bbls, Wheat 1900 BUSH Barley. 515
bush.
PHILADELPHIA July l7.-Flour continued ,an and thes
Pcnnsy super 81 90 DO Extra - o0a - 80
Wheat steady spot los quiet; New 10 BED ~ ort
s5i. sss,sc August s5 = IS ic -.. oo'obcr
r & 4sSn & M ara & su u1e S h sn sp5
No yellow track and grain depot 4sc 10 Nteh July.
~ 49, Asss s,..ty ~ hesea WHIT sse 30 Tae
80 80 lc, No. White. 40 Otc so ht. !Iy Sfs -
Pennsylvania Creamery Extra l5d l7c Bradford
County AMI New York Extra lsc Western creahery
Sugar-Oranuated 6i,c Confectionery A 5,d51t ile-
ceipts-Four 1000 bbls Wheat 81 900 bush Corn 5000
oats 5000 bush.
ST Louis, July l7.aFlour quiet xxx. - 500 - .ol
Family 3 90 y - % 7 Mas 20 . y Fy s ~ ~
se & & ASss9,s ssS Is & sas. sspt ~ Corn Corn As. a
oats nrm No. Mixed cash, y y . 2so August ? .cs
sept. p Rye 65S sarry.N%o 30 spring &c Ba'ef-
min. Cora Meal, 81 20 whiskey 81 o. PORK 80 %.
sIr ES5 @ g & . S r. sSS fos S s. & - 5ss s
Wheat 234 coo bush Corn. 900 BUSH Oats 81 bus
o ES SHo $3.50 S %sss bfrs @ 5ss SSo eS SSs 5
1000 bush' Rye 1000 oush' Barley. loo busA-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. saturday. July l7-BEEVEs Receipts wer,
u cars OF Z2S head. Total for the t4g heal e.nst
9y7I head last week OF tOdays receipts cars were con-
signed FOR export alive and dressed cars came ~
slaughterers direct. No trade in Live Cattle '
Shipments as reported Yesterday.
~. sHEEP E AND LAMBs.mReceipts were l3 Of 29i1
head Total for The week 81 -35 head 81 43 heal
last week The demand was active and pTces nr with an
Od back and Ewes sold down ~ g. Good
Seep az r5 lvd-4 10 and Ordinary Prime
aS615 per 100 o few Jerseys sod tic outside figure
Sales } y. PdcOck +y1 Kentucky Lambs 81 H. al 09c
per n l39 DO d5 ID, az 6'-c 4OS 90
6,c 100 do 81 D at SIC 57 do SO at oc ~ Keutucky
sheep JOB %. AZ i1sc los DO 100 s az &c do l24 n at
&c "a Bucks and Ewes - 10. at &C. -
Z. :. kase Jersey Lambs. So r. af CSC
Judd q Buckingham; 2l9 West Virginia lambs SO 10 at
52c; 24 DO 5S u. al s6 70; late Yesterday: 1856 Ohio
sheep, 20 n, at $3 70 1876 DO 75 70. at &c.
j. + -adler co 51 est Virginia Tambs az ic ner
u l22 Kentucky DO s. D. at 5,e 223 DO SO % at s6 10
80 Kentucky sheep III n, az - 90 LOB y Al iti
Ohio DO -5 o. AT - 25 DPS DO ~ 80 SO Vest Viz
gina do, - 70, at 81 80 ~ do, 81 II. - 50.
Newton & Giletr; 800 West Nirginia Lambs 80 az
SO So 22o Kentucky DO 80 II, at So u Kentucky Ewes
O2 b az lc per ID 23l Ohio sheep 7e r. 4hc lss 60 %
10, at I sc.
sherman & Culver 236 West Virginia Lambs SO n at
SIG go DO % y, az 70 20 II Bucks u u. - So
HauenDack Davis 200 Michigan sheep b. NJ ~ 10
Receipts we're 10 cars Of l455 head Total Tor
week 1902 head against 2s $40 head last week Market
nOmlnally firm and higher at IS 35 s. co.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

BALTIaORK July l7.-COtt0n firm Mtilings, JAc Flour
steady Howard street and Nesern super y 5Oa - 10 DO
F.fra to do Family f3 ~ aS4 90 CITY Mills
super - - s3 - - do Rio Brands.
- SO 81 Paasco Family % 70 do superatiNe Patent
q IA Western quiet southern
Rcd IS as7c; DO Amber 81 sJc No. Western Winter
So &C. Corn-soutien nrmer Western ste@iy southern
Wfte 40 JOc do elbow, 5O4 5lc. Western Mixed spot
l5Ia45dc July 45l4 - August 45 a 40 e steamer
l Lc Oats southern, 81 42c, Western White,
5azI do Mixed $50 Sic; Pennsylvania 81 Gi2o. Rye
Is Csc Hay-Prime To Choice Nesterp s. 90 ISL % ITO
ys.ons nrper; Pork, $40 5O1l 90, BGlknieats,
sho1isers and Clear RIB Sides packed 5ia97 ae Bacon,
sboa!dsrs a. a9c: Clrar Rib sides, Tai Hams sa sci
"a Tanned Butier-We esLern Packed, lOG iJs
creanery I5alSe Eggs. l5al33e fereienm-Eesnsd ie
Cnr,,.r-itcDued zdIOo. Whisky llyal2Q fIelgt 10
Yy.r,.eI orr IL SAD Flour Is 3D. Gram
"a I'D Receipts-Ploar llsl bbs Wheat SO 20 gral'
Sara 10 400 bush: 5000 bush. shpments-fl flour
7a7 bbls; Corn 81 500 bush sAles-~hssS 2ooloo
bush: Corn 1920 bus1-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LTvERPoOL July l7-I23O p. m.-Coton quiet with mod
inquiry Mdding UpLlnds, lodi do AiddIlng Or-
leans A sales-7 900 bales including 500 bales Tor
ulation and export heceipts bales. nclupng soo
bales American. Futures hull. Uplands Low MlddI!hg
clause July delivery IL B4d do July and Augus deli
qry IL Sap, do August and september delivery, 4o4d
do. Septe Der and October delivery lO6+d DO Oetooer
and November delivery 56ad, do November aud peee
Der delivery, 664di do; December and January delivery
5-Cid.. do september delivery. liOtd.
p m.-rhe the day included 5000 bales American
planas Low Middling ol@ 80
July delivery "a SAD sellers do Jaly and August deliv
cry, Ia S4d sellers; do. August and September de
livery Il sd sellers do september and October dsveJs
5IO-6ld -.llers October November delivery, D
-osd buyers DO November and December delivery D 5
6sd- sellers December and January delivery Bosd
sellers, do January and February delivery, oosL vans
do. september delivery Ia SAD sellers. ,.
GALyKsroE, July li.-cotton steaDy Mddhng. llo
Middling, sb.lG; Good Ordinary, 8 l-l6 net and
oss receipts $50 bales sales 2ol bales stock 420l bales
sAyASsAh, July l7-tottol quiet hiddtins, So; Low
Mddns sA Good Ordinary lllo; not and gross reoepts
81 bales exports coasswsc $50 bales sales az bales stec
1904 bales
EwORLEAss, July l7-Cotten duh Midding. 0 SIG
lddlng II 10; Good Ordinary, S net receipts. %
bales " bas exports Coastvisc a6s sass sAes
2OO bales, stock. 22 "a bAAss
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July Is lSpeciaN.-Wheat opened weak
yesterday 20 Much the surprise OF the crowd Oh
The price There $4,000 bushels OF wheat
reported received ST Louis The local receipts were
rge-ll5 and thirty two OF spring
These local receipts appear to be steadily and rapidly
increasing August from - cents 70 1875 cents
Immediately Leopold Bloom and Hutchinson were Os
buyers Of wheat Louis the leading seller At tAI
point figured that the receipts Of wheat this week
would exceed the receipts Of wheat last for the whoe
July strengthened by the receipt oil
great many dispatches from Kansas and Missouri telling oil
damage there by the droutn AT Kansas city to-day
the price three bushe lt looks
"a II the corn and wheat crowds ~Oua
need change places Corn went
for September Al y cents IN aDont an
This mainly The Of the uls advance ~
city There iJte panic among the corn sho =
about As the market approached the Iose az
the sellers Of calls late last night became buyers ms
gtened the price which ha advanced toward 10 cents
for August Of sympathy with PROVISIONS Eele
weak owing a little selling market too dull 70 stand u
advanced along with corn and tOr the same reason
York Duying wheat here heavily. Hutchinson v sau
10 have sold calls on 100000 bushels Of wheat goo9 oI @
day He leader Of the bull side al day Roam AZ
paIenry leading e other side Puts on August whsa. sou
az ~ y cents ce August wheat az It cents rus oh
september sold al JvS. cent? calls al Az cents
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

established fact regarded by many a. IN. Al
canses ns posfn se e s %ass Certainly strong
change prices unless G ,a asmsna witut any material
yer yp3ea ge MARKED up one or two cents per pound
she and the future Of e market SeDsn rTy Son
to Offset The nceas urs n.. an advsnse In sh,s
rd Vs. % point to an active s trade and an in
TINS s vel assured wool dealers hardly expect much
the ort c ma, s @me 1ewspapes have say about
twenty 10 Toe o, ts eslinaie the
I'LL ,ms r"d s'astics upon which their estimates are
ys ip".- mnrt De- regarded largely scnaatinaL
ne -.orige III some ses tons Is undoubtedly large ami T ia
e we nave seen no evidence TO show ,he shortage OF tho
Reports from London ssles con, ,'ppy sseroasy ,..
thew aI Mi T'i r e az, N 1,sd cent pound fppareny
Pui'naSo e yelng made Tor American aecount and
ye buyers soms Of gs ggs
y eser in ~ comn de a@ 1 orIG" Any shotae
made made good % 9y By lmportations now in progress
y Of medium and No Including both o,s a5a , o, 60
at - SSc small amount Of IS reported at S2 S3c
Mlehisan and Wisconsin Medinm grades lave been in
New and New England New Wool fron, the.. STATE.
has not yet come into market 20 any extent ~ '
Combng and Deiaine. These Woos arr worth little II any
ued importation Of worsted yarns bids fair TO ~pe ont All Ia
tncton between the value Of domestic combing and cloth
tnwashcd The Indiana Missouri and other
unWashe WOOs have been large. ant IN revising quota
tons have advanced the price for medium gres up
cents for light .hrinkage wool
Caiornia The sales have been large but in view u no
prices asked IN san Francisco dealers III not sell freely
hereafter unless they can obtain a further advance
oregon and Washin Territory These are In hgh
iA.Or ana sell readily at our quotations.
Montana and Utah Reports these Territories
eau ges some buyers paying high Pc ior
aNtase clpa some Of these wOol- chOfce and
-rtW buyers, who IN the inexperienced paving
sOruru nguIes are probably getting gooi
gains Dh me other hand those without regari %
s or condition must depend upon substantial IN
The market for a return Of their mdney
Fned WOOL The market l. quiet but firm Our quotations
per pound. ~ a' '"fN@ -
35d39c ' " '"''"' w
The sales n Domestic reported amount IN tribe over
4ooVOoO Ds Foreign 10000 bs. Total L. 10000 as
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

Delaware and Hudson was behind Its allotment .O35
tons and the Pennsyy Coal Company 1900 tons
making the net shipments in excess or alIotments
O4O0-l tons.
IL was another dull at the Stock Exchange ana
with results that generally un Important AZ ex-
pressed by the change In ngures The Speculative ait
nation and that has most 10 do with making OF
figures NJ present. remains unchanged. Tho week
opened with deprossion and prices sakgcd OF
az per from the pf feeednR Saturdays ngures ON
thursday there a sharp rally antic patton of
ut between the Western railways aud restora
ton OF rates fridays market opened with full
knowledge OF such settlement temporary truce AZ
was agreed to- and evidently tho was expected To
create large speculative demand for stocks.
ana the recent Dull. were prepared TO
pations however, were disappointed. As the rail-
WAY war permitted To depress pric1s,
supposed settlement failed To stimulate them only
for minutes did Fridays prices shOw profits
Tlurslays late purch4sss Before the settlement lt
had been said that its effect would be ike the settle
ment of llnos year ago But there IL dif-
the present prices and those Of
ago. What this difference 10 is shown IN Weekly
Range" 10 which We have prenxed the average OF
prices Of year yesterday. Tho settlement
does possess ths element OF pcrmanency Ana A. the
same time, sorry 10 say, there is eyi
dencs that the irregularities" among the
Eastern lines both and vest bound business. s
ON the The transactions for tho amounted
10 ll330Il against l.0e7,o0O shares for the
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

The bank exchanges the NewYork Clearing House and
the sold at the NewYok stock Exchange for the
week Of three years compare a. follows
Week ended july u, l--4 July l. lss5 July L. ss6
80 shares sold - i.2l-465 2I03,S27 iiS50ii
For the first time. believe in year the weeks ex-
changes at tho NewYork Clearing House show decline
Last weeks decline GIG 900, however be
than accounted for By the smaller transactions tie
Stock Exchange.
The local money market continues rule easy at this
for cal! oans ru ed at cent In the
domeac exchanges are not 80 universally favorable 10
city they have been. The foreign exchanz
TO - SEA and 81 s7 respectively for long and short
steriing.
OF heN Northwest so that tue spring wheat prodnct
is estimated from 80 to 70 per cent OF asst year
week gave additional evidence OF Improvement
the future been stronger our people are paying tue
attention 20 the action OF Congress upon the surp
question: probably because II is believed tnat the reso
luton cannot pass the senate over the Presidents
We that this assured point OF safety prove
tile question before the Senate votes Instead OF trusting
to its wisdom 10 override 80 decisive a OF the
popular House: Tue receipts OF new winter wheat
have been unusually large ana prices have
ruled easy 80 tna' q, the EXPORT mSye- %
exports OF cotton amounted to 36 900 bales
against 500 bales for the same OF l-s5 which
brings The total september up 4I7s. bales,
-3954l bales for the same time OF preced
ing year. The condition OF sne coal Trade 10
be a drawback To general Improvements Instead OF
growing better IL grows worse anu even lower prices
quoted than week ago. The Official figures give
the output for the six months ended June so at
l4,523.375 tons an increase over leeo OF l,s22O53
tons. During June the stock AZ tidewater shipping
points Increased s62s5 tons TO total OF 700 736
clamorous for an output for August OF 5000. 900
tons. But It seems that some OF the Companies
have pad little attention 10 the allotment heretofore
to the "agree-ent between gentlemen" For the three
months that Le combination had been in existence up
alIotnents a. fAio ~s;
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

SUPREME COURT CHAMBRRs- Before Barrett, Third
Monday motion calendar
SUPREAE COURT-CIhCUII-PART I-DefOrc Van Worst, J..
No day calendar
SURR0GATE's CCURT-Before Rollins. S.-Wn Of Herman
KallenhOrn. Chrisan Carl, Nathan Lyon, at 10
Henry Z Paetzgen II a m.
SUPERIOR CoJkI--lBCIAL IEBM-BefOre Ingraham, j.
No lay calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECAL TRRM-Before Van Hoesen j.
No day calendar.
CoJRT Or GENERAL sKssloSs-PART Before Judge Gil
and Assistant District Attorney Fzgerad-Nc
J. g. g. T. : y TO- II. r. -. IA l5 H. II, L. 49, 20
y, % 23. "a 20, 20 ~ -. -, 30 81, 81 33.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

The market for mining stocks more active IasS
week. and the sales Of tho Consolidated stock ana re-
trOlcum Exchange amounted 2,335 shares, against
3666O shares for the preceding butOf last week
total more than oneha sales OF RappahannOcA ~
II 1Gl4d l3 cents Among the Colorado st0"Ks Leau-
vile was fairly active and from 80 To % ~ cents
The COmstOcks ruled strong with some advances quick
silver preferred from S24 R27lo the declar
ton o! dividend OF 81 % per share and the common
stock followed with an advance from - 10 - q.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAY FRANCISCO. JnlY II. 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NocM Riper. Hestels AMI R1LLroIil
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-fn private trading Brazil grades the market
y quiet one and values have not been changed from the
OASIS OF b'c for fair Rio Mid grades The
contract market opened unchanged and very quiet all
Day January, s0O0SOJ February sOO0SO5 July 90
a 100 August 1851 100. september, 7yOd7.g5, Oc.
tober 1907 795 November. 7969795 December ! 95 a
500. The sales l2Ovp bags
COTTON-For spot Cotton the market ruled quiet but
steady with prices unchanged from yesterdays basis OF
valuations sales 81 900 bales OF which 500 bales
EXPORT Port receipts since september T240l7 bales
thsn the corresponding period a year ago.
quotations based the American standard
follows
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19

The refined market rules quiet but strong aud II the
crude situation would improve rehners probably would
enjoy better demand from abroad. Quotations we're
unchanged at 7ceRs per gallon, Abel test at NewYork.
Phllade phIa aud Baltimore.
BRADFORD. Penn, July l7-Crude On-Natoral TRANSIT
Certificates opened GC4 and closed 66 highest 66a
lowest. 6Js cIearanoes, 1.44s.OO barrels; runs.
barrels.
OIL CITY, Penn, July l7-Crude Oil-National Transit
Certificates opened 66s and closed 66 highest 66i
lowest Co.'S sales. 655oOO barrels cearanccs 4OOs 600
barrels charters 80 253 barrels shipments 75l4 barrels
runs 7O,5j2 barr els.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Er-nopEAN FINANcIAL MARKETs.

LONDON July l7.-l230 p. n-Unlted states Per Cent
Bonds l2J4 DO. as. ll4- Erie, 33A3 DO second on
SOS lool. illinois Central l424 Mexican ordinary 81 Vi
IT Paul common. % Pensy 00Ni hehtlh9' L2-
LONDON July l1-2 p. n.Canatlan PAcihc' o7 EIle'
334 do second Cons0ls iOON Mr1tan Ordinary 90 81
Paul Common 8JS- New FORK Central, lOJs hc4duig 10
Canada North west Land Company, Ja
Hudson Bay Company, - r.
The Of bullion withdrawn nom the BanA Ol Ing
land balance today is t5OOOO. ,-
Paris advce5 quote Three Per Cent hehlrs ~ co HS
s2 . centImes for the account
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE r

CHARLESTON, July l7.-Iurpentlne quiet at Sic
SAVANNAH. July l7.-Iurpcptlne steady at 81 igc.
WILMINGTON July l7.-rurpcntlne firm al 81 &c
New-York tribune., 1886-07-19
preceding week. and Last day Of the wcek they
were less than 100000 shsrea

huioned In usual table giving the highest ana
nns prices and number OF shares sod for tho week getn
~lt the final prices 0f week OF forty two scuye P