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New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
THE GRIEVANCES OF OCEAN TRAVEL.
pRoFEssoR PROCTOR NARRATEs HIS ExAsPERAr-
ING EXPERIENCE.


u the EdttOr o. The Trtbune.
SIR: | fear must have explained myself
badv 10 tne gentleman who called me from your
Office Oh Monday ana [ ask your permission to make a
few cOrrecJOns
IAe steamship America. when disabled, returned 10
LyerpOOl-1OI calling at Queenstown. Her passengers
We, on oy The CITY Richmond Pavonia IJr Bos
tom. tue Germanic, tue EtrIil the Alaska AMI the
Queen a few returning 10 homes in England.
WAS sor.anats snolsh secure passage for M WIFE
her sister-nlaw and myself by the Gernanlc, where
found the arrangements IN marked con
rast 10 those, rather TO the want
o. arranseinents. OIL the National Line steameT
W were not treated very generously by The Liverpool
agents % THIS Ane during our detention IN Liverpool
NAeu White star Line steamer wGs unhlppy disabled
last year, passengers were ole red
al any one % three nrs-clsss hotels IN LlyerpoO-we
were offered what the company humOrously called ac-
eonmodAuon Oh tne returned steamer, in dock, i've
miles from the city,
l. Vas not tAat time that my own goods we're sent
% New-York aaead OF me- That mad been already
zone 'y the National Line people who had lousiy
' 'n my heavy baggage by the America herself. four
ociofe We saled-iespte the clearest instruc ions
"n e~'e aud repeated assurances from their agents
" piece oi stupidity could never De commi tied
By tAeir people
Nora for transatlan,,. ,r., Ma. .r,s. Oh.
National Lie WITH The stor,gs n, o,ods For nv own
par. propose neVer under any clrcumsaacos 10 deal
with that line again
-'~'e'ers ought 70 know the risks they
~ my case the mistake OF the Lverpoo
u"ArnnSer q the National Line has caused
hfs1 days wasted time In Sev-York AID much useless
sApehse' Lad propose to meet many friends here
Uu @ my ume w4s taken up hunting after the baggage
AseAss oi tue National Line though aesnowled ging
.Ae O.unuer offered ssslstance ynat.ver und not
e'a nora OF regret What comp-nsAtlOn mag be OBJ
'Alned from thea Will rest win Other.
nc .Fr-hsements al The Public stores In Ney-York
.H...r
- Vi r.en =, nnI Their way tIat msuan aged
80 ASs; InouxA indeed, may lie mistaken on his point
r. 'Hs uAsseessaly annoy anes caused our party may
@'e Oeeb due not 10 any general mlsnau.gsloe1 bnt
" Ae special unntness for his work OF lie man h mad
wi sase 10 deAl with This man. one Moore a,.lstlnt
sHprsssr flrst DIVISION, 80 he learned thai we
sefe tsc victims OF AL unfortunate MISTAKE And that
- VIE being ID very delicate health, wAs most aux
sA W GET through ~ soon possibe brutsly sald
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NGw-YORE DEALINGS.

FEATURES Ot y Nv lJis 4'k-Al-A-'F''
The dealings in wheat options ut the PrO-
duce Exchange on saturday only fairly active.
Perhaps tile striking feature of the markets was
the engagement OF over 100000 bushels for export not
whstanding that casn lots advanced 10 \ ceuts me
early trading options wa accomplished at loss OF
%SIA ceuts duo to relAziti,ns and the hesitation
OF new speculator, pending official conhrma-
ton Of tho recent reports or crop
damage That confirmation came in a measure
with the afternoon Government crop report bnt N no.
only IA cd course. sAaw the damage done oS IL"
droutn bur 10 became public AZ 700 lae an
hour really TO affect wheat vauc@ IRo market recoV-
errl the morning Oa-rs aud ended firm. shade under
inc ne-t poinrs hut cent above Frdays ina QUO
t.tioas A. fo!ows: AaLusr. -~is sep iemher eJ's
Oct,h-r. 9oSs. November. 9l4 DecemDer' - ait
.Joauarv 03As cents. cent DetSet. pul
there inquiry for spot otsi the export
demand was almost nothing opuohH op-hen
OF lsalt cent but were sreugthened lattr
by ine Improvement I'D wheat ihe c.g-r
was - o. cent higher f62 for Iuiy and Ansust - =
fr ,nr and - ~ cents for OctObrr and Noyel-
hrr Oat. were duIl bat st-Onz. The options c"He' up
Ia or Jlly % 35 y an y AM y cent rrspecuvey IOr
August ana september al 35os cents Ihe proNlsl".
naryer V a. devd feature, lard options closed
yfth zains OF al points roows: Jny and Au2nst'
- Il september. 80 -; OctoDer 20 11i and NoVem
Tr reee pts or grain at New-York. Phi adephit and
hu.he. . corn 6GO36 bushels Oa5s. 5l,coo bushels
total grain, 1-l.534 bushels. hour z-5l- oarrc.s A.
fhiraan. NilwauFee anf It. Louis me hrrlF -
were: Wheat. 2O2.435 bushels. corn, Zll.23t Ou-l-
es oats G3 80 bushels, tot grain. 'Jo OusneIsi
-four. i $40 barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
corrov vARKers-BY rELgGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL July o. 1850 p. m.-Cotton nrn, wth Il, a
go,l deu.nd. Alual.ng Dland 5-lDI 10 Auh4l- - o.
slus 5ast sales ZOO Uale-. inciuiins Ov
specu auon aud export, receipts. JOOO Oaies' 1H97
American. ,--t..t. ,,v Agtddinz
ciau-. Jnly leiv-ry . .5-Otd asO Is'fu 40 -
~. -Ju4d alrO 1 80 s'.' ~
% .nr ~ - D'rtoher ar1very lt.04a also lio4d 10
0rloper and Nove.nDar delivery ll-oAd, sl7o . 80
~. N,velupcr aal december delivery. . ~ t@c AS
- do DecefuDer aud January deyery. J-O4 l., u
nary February delivery, D 4u-o4A' u"' ''P"'"'0 -
lyefl. Zu-usd. also . ls-otd . eoo ..ts.
o. NJ the day ncihued ''OV' JAZZ
In y lie
rr - al seI.ols July anu Aususi dc!-reI5' .
--lrr. -"pieuiOrI ".itf'-- 80,
- .rAers do september JctOocr 1ehEerl % %tt0l1
..o october November uetiYcfYi o'+' So
~, Nuvernoor snd IuDer delivery D ovtu so'io
D-. euDer anu uelgery. r-otd rcIcis' o
arv aa. February delivery, '-o+u- seHeA'' u'' ~%i
drlf cry. b l.Old. sellers .,. N,a,ut,g q. Low
t,Al.I-lOy. 4O-,Otton steady M"'ii-,
uIddln.. ~ GOOD ordinary, LEI an BiOs' '0'''
ID, uae.. q Ulea. si'cA oO DAie'- Mi
lU.-NOttOn uru M1uA- - -
tood Ordinary. a. lc, nes An Etp9'
proorts coasiwlse b-es, sales - Oa'eS
stOcA. n.olJ bales ..,..,. Af4dttny 10 Low
uiaallus Ordinary, s. nr leco'pl'.. - =.
49, ~ bal-s export. Britain. Z4ei Daea e-os
10 Da!es ports coast~se,, 20 D"'es ''o0A' '''-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
MACHINIsT PLEADS FOR WORK.


SIR: beg your pardon for taking the l0-
erty of addressing these few lines notice am
a machinist and engineer out of employment nave
been lately working for the New-Iork and sea Bcaon
Railroad keeping their loco in order, but tne
season bad that they had To let the foreman CO.
thep another man. machinist had been Kept until
last Mr. o. b. Whitney. the master mecnanc " 'ne
hoard had 20 let me 90 also. He has gwen me gooa
recommendation 20 "a friend OF his foreman In worth
uetons hydraulic works in Brooklyn, but me men there
were strike ana could not go In ths' same
week and that they have settled the strike the
Arm has lost OF It's best ORDERS thus preventing
men from starting to work. have been waking every
aay from until night to get work nut IL srrns
10 ba useless tell me IL belonged 10 some union
could get work. but don like 10 think that "a man
raised right aud good mechanic with reiecehers
from 81 of the best shops In New-fOrk shh bIo"A
lyn and also veteran OF our last War. having seryru
IN Company X, 4lst D. Kalb Regiment and honorary
dl.charg-d cannot stand his own mcrlts nave
been Al work all life and always padded my oW,
nice lit.r cottage free anu clear. anu
nave a ant SIX children ranging from hfteen years
10 four months Old, but they want To eat, ana Ihh
Ike that costs something TO keep All ask H. work anu
n.ntv of IL AUGUST HEfPIEk.
No. ll6 IortySeeond ST.. South Brooklyn, July D. 1885,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

esuaf esms bsS n thres hsarA md thst veuId nof
suit I've had uttered vssd ef complaint aonGa CON
evidently faseheod os his part ve could not have tne
6ys Tne portsr and storskeeper we're dsgusted. one
ccuId zee BY their looks BY the insceaee OF this Jse
oftce-s recent appointment sheuid lnsEIne'
A. we found the pcasanest possible officials az the Pub
ic stores lss< when thirty large cssss nonss
ful of furnturel had to be passed through ~ tnere
hav. beep many such changes under the Adminis-
tratoa do wonder your enc gctfc attaoKa
However. luckily there gentleman At the stores
n must not mention names. unfortunately 10 temper
he bru lusoence OF this cadmy frat sample OF an
Amerioa in Office who could no wiifully unmsnner'y
yner- a lady's comfort concerned They showeu.
in very practical way, that the fellow lied fNtniuiy
yours. 80 49,. fdShAhp "a "
yeo York, June 10, 1856.
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farket clOsinV barely steady.

icrs-9.uO
FLOUR AS6 Ma LILO UR-Marxes still rules in
buyers with holders disposed 70 concede e IN order
dste wants Exporters only bought 70 very moderate
1e1 bh. we're for EXPORT Incudei IN the ransactIons
9OO ops CITY Mi ttira A. - 80 as 20 200 o9 a
b6 sqpere - ossS 90 for Prns and zoo "1s % W9sa 1er
Wheat = 7oss u FOR Common % to Good ard - 80
as for Good to Choice 100 oos Mnnesots ExrA a. AZ
Very chece Paisnts s4 "a . % a. anoaaoOs1
aS - = 7osss - GOOD 70 Fancy state - .
Soo go 70 % g91@0n stfa 70 GOV %.ster1 oSss O5 common
Far Extra ONO - ,1et9 tood = ~ COG 20
Sisar IS 25es5 75 Rve Mixture 50 509s8 IS straight
s416as1 80 Patent 4y4s5 % Bakers Extra 81 - D
Winter heat Extra - 6sb 10 y MI bItrs for West
ns = 4o s0qt5 AmeT61 = t2gs' Pcs. p saras as
changed sales SEQ Ob' Tra At ~ y9sS 90 lco os on"
mon 70 Good and = % a. 10 Tor 'se9a 70 Ch9lce de
de- and -aiea 500 nb,s sg9erane at 50 l,ass 49,
.Ou b)ls BraDdYviae at $50 Western quoted at
aRAIN-wBEAr-MarKet feversh and unsettled. Cash
los opene qui and agolt steady men sVlo VI a. a. =
then acc med q c recovered 'ro the decline and
ayanced Il ana losed steHy al isc under the be-
SPger 6od6hs d 5us, mot 91' 3a 70 srsc s9S %o
0hcaso SC. No Hard Duinth. =, &c eaoati Un
s7is f9c ice on board including 96ooo onsh Detroit D.
So 9eo 10 August 57, sssssc. closing $50 for
september ssf closing al - c 40 Tor october y
cosins at ii c DO Tor December N99 Sc. closing a.
do for JaDuarv, ~ 205 '4c clO%hg Al &c 40. TOT
Nav la r.. AZ - -Rf Market guieL
Western At 5 a canada al 5--la e. state u a. &c
.... BAALEY-Uull and ominal - BARLEY AALi-lHlet
ana unchanged COk<--MarkGt better for caSl
0s cosin- steady option. opened hcavy then declined
20 then recovered from the decline and advanced = n
closed firm the best prices very imed iraie
or * home ani moderate business n oDuOas
bought -t.inO nuth sales y Ooo 1ush ltuie
900 including Cngraled Mixed AZ q u 20
M d 1J.r 4 80. aiuat Ertiel
s-74 Mixed JuiV. fp~H
A. &C. cOsi Al % August = z46 J-t6c- clos
ing NJ &c DO september +bAd47 &C, closing AZ
~ TO- for Oc,OOer - "iosing ~ / 2c; 10 lot
y : pc GA OJs nave
advanced q &c. firm. options opened heavy
then declined &c recovered rom TIE decline AMI AL
v,nced /. = e and closed Arm az the best prices
saes l05 OO bush. future $4,000 bush. spot including
80 < Nix-d az 85c.s NO 2. a68o5sc No. l nominal No
White. S-assac So = = Stloi No: l. mina nal
137c White co. 81 C.. White state
No Mixen Tor July 755 &c. closing a. 8 sc
do ror Au1ls 81 933asc closing 3Sc for Sepeu-
Der s5I 81 aec .ciOsirg AZ $500
From Walkers Private circular July 10 l-s6
no pacfec VII
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
rrpopEAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON July ,O-l23n n-CCnsOis lOl I-lb TOT Dotn
and the account Atlantic anu Great western fO
MORTGAGE Trustees certin cAe9. So do -econ
Ia, Canadian Pacific $50 - Erie second COnsos 20
Mexican ordinary 81 IT. Paul Common J5h 'Fenn Sy'-
vsnia- 50 IA. 81.
LoSDoN; July 10 p m-Consols lol 10 ior L, 2pst
money and the account Atlantic ami Grele WrsJrA
Nor gsge Trustees Certificates. 4f3 10 second MOTT
gage. 1884 Canadian Pacific 6fe- Lrie. so 10 oeeohu
IDnsols. 9~'s Mexican ordinary ti - PAU Coun4oI'
80. New-YOry Central lusA. Reading. l-a4.
.3O D.. PARIS avlce, quote Three Per Cent sslt'' a.
r3 francs lu cenrimes Tor "a. 'ccounL ,
BERLIN July lu The statement O the Imperial haAA oi
Germany shows in snucie Of leDuuu MARKS
m-inn amount OF bulIln gone into the hAAA y
England balance ru-iav = tslO
m.-PaTis advices qu0te Three Per cent hentes AZ
-3 francs ; centimes rOr the account - ...,..
Paris afv1crs exchange on LONDON 40 - .Aae
% checks.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

srprxyx couar-CasssERs Before Barrett l-Se~ II
% ~ a. s4 81 Is, s5 o. 100. l0. ZOO ~ ~ 20 ~ s:
III ltT iss IA 1853. lo6 III is, ll5 ~ , -,-'
a05 sos ll5 ga. 2l5. 2I7 40 2sl ~ - - 80" "
suPssns Couar-Cmcurr-PAsr ~. - AcJourasd ''' '"'
-, p.,,,o. : WIN Of Alex lndar
'es@ etsasos courr-srxc1AL rxaN-Before ingrAaam
No day calendar. ..u., ,.,,-, Van Hecse1, J.~
COMMON PiRAS-SPkciAL ibns-D''''N
Soday calendar ,.,, Refora Judge Oh
CoUal OF usSsaAL sxsaoys-PAsl d., y,. No l.
aeIsos w s' q .u n l.. IS. ID. Il 10. IL. -
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

II 1I3c. Western Dsazy lsSl2a: Western Factory lo1
l2c.--..: che. sE-I.L sno r.socr easier stan o.
f~c-: StRht rkf-rs. b1Dshc: wcsteru tn0hoc sS1<c-
---EGCs Ar, aestz shse serccrvr. wles f,ir is
maud state. IA 1is vc. Canada 3rskS'c Wesfsrn - 3
dif1c.
sTEAkIN E-Qmet but held firm ssosst e >ass
safes 1890 OieomAsgss1ne late yss.crazyl s's tsoAv
QuO,ed as 7c
sCGARiaw grades sfaadv a, Tc auscovsfoss sAsr
for SO est Centriiurs and f84sr for Noasses tned
s,stW tntlea; snare rushed ',ay-.r, Crbes y
as &C. Powdered 6A-aeasc- GrzDuIatcd 5l6c.. Meuid
6'.c~ Coniecuoners 4 . Lice Cssc- STANDARD
See, toTrc "a 4 glbx5Sc. White EXfra y
., .-ltc- Extra 6-45 5lSe-. is1Sc- yellow t1@
TALLOw-Qnist steady and unchan r>f Prime CITY
quoted @t iji6e- Sa4ss. - OOO lDs -z3 ISlSo
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
THE PRINCE OF NEWSPAPERS.

10 me EdttOr OF the TFt6Hnc.
SIR: The prince of newspapers, your Sun
DAY TRRrNE. has been reading for me the day
long cannot lay 1t down without some snch express
sion Of its excclence That mastery review OF Pars-
man, a-v scenes hy G. W. worth the price OF
the psprr five tiiue- much TO say nothing or
the "reminiscences OF Grant aud Lincoln, cc e- pect
fully. CONSTANT hEADLII
Aelc- York, June ~ l--6.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
7HE SUNDAY TKIBCNE.

In THE SUNDAY TMBUVE of yesterday were let
ters on timely topics from Paris, home and ST.
Petersburg. an article by General Badeau on Gen
er~l Grants attitude toward Andrew Johnson, al
original story # The Lost Voice. review Of Mrs..
Pats In Primrose Time Eehry lrvlngs lecture
at oxford correspondence about Fourth OF July
picuIc a Co orado canon, the first railroad BEL
rope. and the shlewd work Of wasp, religious IN
teilgeuce 10 al and personal gossip, chat OF the
theatres. Current Anecdotes, Juvenlla. Stories
about People letters from summer resorts, and
nun erous other features OF interest. Leading news
topics were as follows:
FoRriGN-rhe news IN Ondon; - Progress
ireVeivnn. - John Brights reply 10 Mr.. AndeI-
TOMS attack -= Ihe fisheries; the CITY foint
released 80 Wggns's great storm. =- Affair
Of the Panama Canal
in n circns at Shenandoah. Penn GO The
SANDY Beach regat Won by the yacAl
Lotue; cruise Of the eastern lacht DiuD. 60
Hearing IN the Reading force osu:e SUIT -
Duryca found IN klmlTa. -= crop reJorts OF the
Department OF Agriculture. 60 conflict between
the asier5 Union and he knights OF Labor IL
Whitman, Mass. ~
Regiment and return Of The 6th. -= ne woman
50 no committed suicide at Fort Lee ldentlhed.
--= Proposed reductions IN MI squire ut-
partmeut --- favOr, fremont, Dew IT"it
I,rn1;n ri% f'i5a9e'n' To9 the Molmoufh % PARK
races - A verdict Of $4,000 against the
Western nion Telegraph Company 60 one oI
Myr; lark GaInees wills filed III Brooklyn. --
Cold value OF tAc lrgll-tcnder silver dollar l4l@i2
grains. 75.-7 cent. - stocks duII win some
Improvement IN figures closing teatureiess.
Coples may still be had al the Office or by mail.
Price 3 cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per vorfh Ris>r Vsssets auJ RIiiro fx
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

CoFFFF-Brazl grades seadY and prces unchanged
from the OF CSC PAR Mid nr
Contracts quiet and generally easy The marx e opene
decline closed barely steady NJ further rsne
ton II follows Januarv S.OOGs % FeDru ~.
sos March 500 9 lli July. so 1880 Au:ust
7Y007 ~ September. 7y0 Al 9js October 1898 q
November 7.9j as0O December 79jdS0O. sales $4,000
bags.
COTrON-SDot COTTON quiet ont firmly held a. previons
1850 bales 900 bales in
cung $50 for export and 200 bales for consumption
American suan- o Classihct-
fInp arg falIa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

Tn, urws from tAe two wells winch are drilling IN
Wasuugtou territory threatening 10 open up two new
noois was Unsatisfactory and uatgustworiny last
y.ek tuat nothing can really he SAID respecting IT, ON
an. naud we nave tAe opinion Or some conservative
manners OF tue OIL trade that the wells are being worked
r stock ObDg purposes, ana on the other tue a-ser
-, nj -oue al That the Two wells showing
- sufcleutly warrant 4 belief that there Two
s, noos in sight A. 10 b. e1pected the opening
- ~ wells IN the Washington held proper has
crased is total OutDut somewhat bat there ~ stu a
f.rge REDUCTION shown from the maximum yield. The
80 ,augrs of field have been iDovs: on May
S3'3S- barrels Ma -. 1889, May -, 5,497; May
% : $50; June >. 5000 June IT, lO92ii June -:
~. Inur g6 1907 JulN 3. q. 3-2 and July TO- 6.747
'rais from 30 wells. The movements o. ~" National
transit and 1dewatr pipe ne tn month 80 iar icave
80 rn,tn for an Increase IN production. az SHOWN by
@ retnrns to n ater from the outsde pipe-
tne deliveries sctnsiy showing smA- gam over tne
the 9tAl:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, III
Tho United States Treasury last week received
% s71 from and 81 1o6.2l5 from internal
revenue total from both IS ss2 ss6. Yet the rreAsu-
rers net available balances reduced IS. 81, 500
There Ii small in the gold balance. male ~ re-
duction OF so91 In the amount Of outstanding GER
tncates less loss OF S49565 bullion. The legaender
balance was uced 90 1880 loss Of s7057 $50
notes les. s945ooo certificates redeemed The silver
balance was reduced 575lO3l by reduction OF f67l
264 bullion plus issue OF Sl33767 certificates Tho
increase OF 81 45I $40 in deposits IN National banks
probably ia due internal revenue collections at into
ror points
snboprd are the Of Saturdays statement ~ com
pared n Of the iaaeuent oil JuY
July j. 1885 Jay TO- 1886. Changes
Cold coin and bul
Tos s566G7 sos $50 se2 ,9s4 Inc. sls5.4s9
n"is' less GER aso25s5s 1913 1923 Dec el259o
Ni nank notes 3.sl6.5-6 3.22s.277 Dec 5rsZ4S
sspoi.' speh. 40 Nat l55sl45 13Oo97s4 Inc. l.45I.eis
shvsr dollars and
ttacs,os pf,.Tn e'' sGls9sss s5.4ssse5 Dec 75loSl
Total. 5000. .725 sIs5, ,458O5s Dec. IS so4,672
Deouct for funds
bk notes inol'Gg
tnSo tno per 'on' 7o765.5ao 7osoc, i24 Inc s6so4
avail balance si2O459 1876 $50 62O Dec 566
s1er eons 9~ses gssosi5 Dec e5s77
Tota, balance Os7 sI4&45524i Dec s5.eOos4s
Yesierdsys bank statement was somewhat rem arHa"'e
in showing "spoce" gain OF $l,2O9,2oo Bat IN vie"
Of the fact that .st Treasury put into crcua
ton some millions ts loss or bullion plus its
usual weekly purehase seems likely that the banks
gain OF specie silver. The banks hold In cash OF
one kind ana another about Sl.5OOOOO more than the
porot -.portei "A the average for week With the
cessation OF importation OF securities the expansion Of
loans rested and there a contraction of S739. 800
The follow ng vester lay statements WIN tnose
4ttffrQ n .tfH
July :. l~-4 Iuly IL l-s5. july 10, lSSo;;
Loans r9.rl7.lOJ S5Op.5e! SOD SSo2DV -u1
-neae o. 6l $500 llr,2lJ.luO 69,b =. ,VV
Legal tenders. -,'f.c 0uD
T.7,os'ts - 2gg So 900 3s3 l0S.llO 5Is lt..'-uo,
t7rcui.tiou l447O.lO0 g. lU'.-OO 2. 80 'VO
relation between the totA reserve
and the tIta deposit liabilities ... =,
Specie siSo 1i'u - ,no ~ - "a .oo
;segnl.tr oders... 3. l2St 900 1 5OO f-.@'''."V
Total reserve. s'-I IflVuO t4oe7tV4uV <4"'''-''
Reserve rqVuO .-, ..oo 80 .,a IA, ,5O
ag'st deDOsits.-- FA77o'"" 'o'''''"'' ''''-'
s,. s2ss53O 200 s6 feCo725 sl3,l6l4oO
i'TS'S% a. ;e"os't y, 3099 4l.65 $500
The following - saturday = statement 'H u''ai
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

A comua.l-ou Win former years gives some sort oi
tpuic 10 Ie present pipe lHe situation Ia spite OF the
large on pnt 10 western nrlds when IL Il remen-
brred tnaI picc Tor crude certificates averaged so
cenr. IN June. l--J tine highest price was 90 cents
ana IS = cents June l--4-neary he Owest month
Iv v-rg- OF thef disastrous bear year % tho pro-
cYcer Yet while the lowest monthly average Of prices
n, i--, Was 6o.44 cents for July, there neally
ou 400 barrels OIL above ground and about luat
unru les. mrrcnantaD certificates Tue National
Transit Coup reports Tor june FOR 1854 I--o tnd
--G are appcEdeO:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

TIE June report Of he principal cust0dian Of
crude oI.-,Le National Transit COmpauy.s more eE-
eouragng than was expected. Possibly II may be in
dicAtve Of moro favorable movement IN the fn'ure o.
the relation between supply and demand Compared
with the month previous the report actually shows
decrease OF s. 4o3 OF receipts over
deliveries gain II the net amount or ercbant-
able fluid is on 5000 barrs.s, the gam OF
45 s. barrels gross stocks being offset by al IN p
crease Of Il DAD barrels allowance for sedluent
and wasic mailer The receipts Of oil made ~ OF
I--4.6l3 barrels from wells aud 53.245 barrels
,e..t we'd from d To
NJ The tm0uu OF credit balsncrs 10 producers
cr~a.~d T3u-ls barrels IN June making reduction N
,n.rke,Dl certificates outstanding OF 6-O77- barre
me Naitoua Transit Companys reports fOr the Last
two months compare ds follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

The market for Mining stocks passes from dnInoss 81
wearlnes Last weeks sales at the Consoiosen ce
and Petroleum Exchange amounted only 10 oo,ovO
shares. against 7.J45 shares for tho prrcrdnR "es
Prices generally we're weak win small fuctuations pu1
Colorado Central declaration OF an extra uiN-
Gend hrm.
CLOSING PRICES or CALfFORNTA SToChS
SAN FRANCISCO. July 10. 1856
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

Runs. Deliveries. Ce.vs. Charte
54O.7OS 543 23j 2.527 $40.
Total barrels
Average per day

Avrr.ce per day 6l.Jc- olSO4 3IO 44.21-
There was anoth"r sni"Aase III Tue NO'4ine o. ous'
nysnce be ma for the Fourth OF July holiday. The
- y.h DEVOID OF character, simply because o. It's
tss. mt prices dropped most Of the um- ana ailer
49, snnrt from oG-2 80 ceuts TO ot's cents they
-, back 10 64 y TIE net loss Oi the
ce,f- and TAI rom the extreme nEures OF the
.s -, nrecrilng 10 54 cents Dut measured bv the
49, .e 20 TIE gloomy advces that the west Is sending
tu. eArs OF greater production taan cOnsunp.
W. a." meet, these declines look trivial
w. ara rather calculated 10 fOrtiiy the
inmate investor WHO watching his holdings
eteriorate value II there Is flesh uniaVOr
- uni. week land when say news" we do
49,, mean gossIp or rumor crude oil is likely 10 take a
~ ' ~ All, lover OF value n there IS none The
P s,iy. stuation could quickly be- changed for the
p1ssr "a snort interest Is sufficient 20 iound
,, " npon There indications yet. however.
life In the market and IL could not DC
orovoked probably until alter some strong leader mad
p1 I'M ne rceptlDy moved the market up 10 cents and
held IL there 90. ...., ...r,,. a., thu Inn
xcnauge for the last three weeks were az ioI
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

.a,.. barrels -34oI5Ooo -5'5-''Voo io''oi'oV'
eeaued Oil presented no new feature but IN sympathy
%, arnde mere decline in quotations OF cent
wiil,n 10 cents Abel test. al NcwlOrk fhiiadei-
phia and Baltimore
ON CITY Penn. July l0-cruds Oh-National transit
Certificates opened at GA and closed al % n'sno'
s5 lowest GAS; sales lO5oOoo D"rrei7' 'o1 '"0''
55s 900 barrels; charters. S6Oll oarres 'nipAoH''
Il S33 barrels. runs. not reported
BRADFORD Peun.. July lO.-Crais oh-S'''oa-' o'a-
rr.n.t Csrtncates opened a. 6A aud closed AZ % s.
n,ybs.t o5 lowest. 64as ciearAreeS' i'ooo'ooo 'Af
Iela.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12
spIRIr, oF ruRRESlLN.


csAaIksros July 10 -rurosuuae idlet A. io,.c
ssy.SS.a Juiy 10 -ru-oenuae stezoy Al U.S.
wu.lA.TOA aly "a arDontlnc nrn AZ W ~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-12

street Good Drllnarv TIA Midilnx.
For future delivery the market moeraey active and
irregular ning az decline OF 90 points ant cosne az
aNr.l.a