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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25
WISE WORDS.
Able Views on Boycotting by Grand
 Master Povderly.

l Powderly, the General Master Work
 man of the Knights of Labor, in his last
 circular to the Order, takes broad,
 conservative and independent view oi
 the situation. His manifesto is crowded full of good advice. He is not afraid of coming a.thwart of the views of any in his own Order. Thus, "If boycott mo- I ;ices are sent you, burn them Then he proceeds to mention the requests in some of the 400 boycott notices he has received:
 A member is editing paper; he fears rival and proceeds to get into an alter cation with him, boycotts him, and then asks the Order 10 carry it out. A cer- tain paper is influential in one or the other ofthe political parties; members of the opposing ptrty conceive the idea oi getting rid of the paper and they invoke the aid of the Knights of Labor. In fact our Order has been used as tail for hundred different kites, and in futu,e it must soar aloft, free from all of them. l hate the word "boycott." was bcycotted ten years ago and could not get work at my trade for months. It is bad practice; t has been handed to us by the capitalists. have no use for it only when everything else fails. Appeals for aid, circulars, petitions, ad- vertisements of every kind are scattered everywhere through the Order. copy a letter which comes to me on the sub- ject: "A large part of our time has been spent in reading boycott notices and appeals for aid, keeping us until I2 o'clock. We were led to believe the Knights of Labor to be an educational institution, but this kind of education is not productive of good. We have no time for instruction. What do you ad- wise us to dol" I advised them to burn or table these matters, and now ask of the Secretary of each Assembly to do the same.
 And this is the point: If 1 kill my enemy silence him, it is true, but do not convince him; 1 would make a con. vert rather than corpse of my enemy" Powderly holds that the man of capital is not necessarily the enemy of labor. On the contrary, they must be brought nearer together. That ought to be the keynote of all labor reforms. Not ene- mics but friends. This is the broad ground where labor and capital can and must co, operate. It is not found by ex. p'oding dynamite nor by any deeds of violence. Intelligent discussion and amicable arbitration will settle a great many issues that never can be settled by threats or by any unlawful means. The Master Workman takes high ground. If he can bring the Order to stand as unit with him on this high ground great and good work will have been accomplished, which may be alike as beneficial to the interests of labor and capital in this country.-San Francisco Bulletin
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Occidental Hotel {.

This is the only first-class hotel in Tombstone. It is handsomely furnished with all modern improvements. Tray elers who stop at this house will find every comfort and attention. Private rooms for commercial travellers at reason able rates. A splendid billiard table and card room. The bar is supplied with pure brands of wines, liquors and cigars. If
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NOTICE.

Having this day sold my undertaking business to Jos. Pascholy & Co. l respectfully request all needing his services to call upon him. All bills to date will be paid and collected by myself. A. J. RITTER.
 April go, 1886. I'm
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Tombstone Public Library.

The Tombstone Public Library will hereafter be open from 6 to s o'clock Sat. urday evenings, for the accommodation of members. Membership tickets. soc per month, There are now over $50 vol tunes and 60 volumes of the latest pub lications just placed upon the shelves. x
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The brave fire boys of Tombstone are always on hand at the tap of the bell. With an energetic fire depart ment and such a grand water supply Tombstone will never again succumb to the dread monster, "hre."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

As showing how successfully the helio- graph service works, Mr. Stewart men, tions that while sitting at dinner with General Miles, in Wilcox, recently, the General was handed dispatch dated 2:so p. m., which was dated from cam9 away down in Mexico. The dispatch which had come by the heliograph ser vice, had travelled about 500 miles in three hours.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25
pnar1 nf Ennali2 ltinl,.

N",icc > Heye0f a.y+, ,ha y.c iAoard of Equalization wit hold its final session on "Wednesday, May 26Jh, at 4 o'clock p. IT. Ali persons having business with the Board should appear al that time.
 By order of the Board,
 td JOHN P. GUM, Clerk.
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For Sale.

A Fine Ranch, with good build ings, corrals, enclosed with new fence, and everything in good or der. About 100 acres of fine farm tug land. This property is situ- ated near the ranch of Thomas Dunbar, at Tres Alamos, and will be sold at bargain. For partic- ulars, enquire at this office, or of J. o. Dunbar. apr22tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

A high mandarin of China, in his let. ter of thanks to Dr. Aver for having in- troduced Ayers Pills into the Celestial Empire, called them Sweet Curing Seeds "a very appropriate name ! They are sweet, they cure, and are there- fore the most profitable "seeds" sick man can invest in.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

Officer Fuller, in charge of the hello. graph service, has been here for several days looking into the feasibility of estab. fishing a signal station in the hills back of town. This would be an excellent move. Messages were yesterday ex- changed easily with the station at Ante lope Springs.
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A. T. Jones and B. A. Fckas will de- part this morning for Phenix, to be in attendance at the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias, of which Ledge both these gentlemen are mem. hers
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

An active member of the anti Chinese party purchased helmet hat couple of days ago. After wearing it for half a day, he happened to examine the inside of it, when he was mortified to discover that inc hat had been made in Hong Kong. He is now trying to exchange head gear with an anti-boycotter.
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which out New Jersey Governor has made celebrated. Mir. Rabbit does not speak in very complimentary terms of Zoo. In fact, he in,imates that Zoo. is a very, very small potato at home and that the good people of New Jersey are consumed with mild surprise, as to how Zoo. could ever have got him. self elevated into position so very far above his capacity, as a governorship. Zoo. would do very we'll as the man who invites the children to walk into two bit circus, but as Governor -, we'll do declare!
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25
Uniform Rank Drill,

The Uniform Rank K. of P, will meet for drill at o'clock this evening, at the City Hall All Sir Knights will repor, with swords, belts and caps.
 It JOHN P. CLUM, Commander.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

The EPITAPH staff drank to the good health of l. D. Martin and his accom- plished last evening and wished them a long and happy life.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

General Miles looked around for suita- ble headquarters buildings at Wilcox but has not yet taken any further decisive
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

A New Haven man has eloped with a milliner This shows to what desperate lengths men will go to avoid purchasing spring bonnets.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

There will be grand turn out on decoration day. Every Society in the city will be represented. The exercises of the day will conclude with an oration at Schieffelin Hall by Col. William Herr inp
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

Mir. George Pridham, who has been Ill for tue past week is rapidly recovering and is now able to be around.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

Children's white and colored dresses and aprons, sold cheaper than they can be made up, at the New York Store. 23-Iw
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q Judge Peel is becoming quite an ex-
 pert billiard player.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

Homer McNeil, proprietor of the Phe- nix Gazette, is out in an open letter to Clark Churchill, and the way he goes for the scalp of Clark is astonishing. We'll, Brother Churchill, if you had paid atten- tiou to the EPITApH and handed in your resignation, you at least might have escaped with your hair. A good Repub- lican ought never to monkey with q Democratic administration mule, for fl they do, they will surely get kicked.
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Dan O'Connor has at last found his match at billiards, in the person of Capt. Fuller, who plays magnificent game.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

Two dismounted Indians passed Co., chise's stronghold in the Dragons, go- ing north yesterday morning.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

This paper iJ kapt or ile at E. c. Drake's Ad yertisiug Agency, 6i and 65 Merohants' xc hsnge sao Franc,sc,, Cal, where contracts for adver ttsluc can be made for it.
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Summer Clothing.

Warm weather is fast approach ing and Harris, the tailor, has sup piled himself with all kinds of suitings suitable for this climate. Elegant suits made at reasonable prices and upon short notice. Per feet fit guaranteed or no money asked. Do not send your money away from the city, when perfect satisfaction can be had at home.
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

General Miles was at Benson yester- day, and the Apaches were at Tres Alamos, nine miles below, on the San pedro
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

Mrs. Robt. Eccleston is visiting her son, lanes, and family, in Tucson.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

As an EPITAPH reporter was passing the Oriental saloon on Saturday even ing, he was attracted by the sonorous voice of male vocalist from within the establishment. Going inside, an ele. gantly attired gentleman in a clean boiled shirt was seen standing by the piano. On close examination he proved to be no other than our old friend Lawrence. Wonders will never cease.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

Fine embroidered robes, at the New York Store. 23-Iw
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

Rev MT Haskins leaves for Bisbee tomorrow.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

l. Nj. Nash was an interested locker on at the Taxpayers meeting last night,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

Considerable excitement was caused in town, yesterday evening, by rumor that the Apaches had raided Tres Alamos, on the San Pedro. A special dispatch from Benson, in our teegraphic column, gives the facts in Inc case. This is undoubtedly the same band that raided near Tucson, on Saturday last. They are probably trying 10 make their way along the Dragoons and across the Sulphur Spring Valley, to ,heir old haunts in the Sierra Madres.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25
LOCAL NOTES.

MT. Pearson's condition is now favor
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

R. O. Rabbit, lawyer of Jersey City, a is in, Tombstone, on his way to Naco. sari, where he is interested in the mines
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Great bargains in linen torchon faces at the New York Store. 23-Iw
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New goods received every day, at the Now York Store. a3.Iw
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sssax sags sTAGS LINE. ,.,,,. Co connect with Western ho.nu trNn itHV"' 1t Q:lh o'clock a. M. S,ays .o conuect with Eastern hound train ieHS Stare to connect with Guayin,s train caves a, 2 o'clock p. m.
 Stage for Charleston leaves q; I a. m. Stage for Bsbes leaves Nt O a. m'eNcept Snh"s!sH
 CITY TINE. ornoe-.o8 Alien street. aadcr Occidental Hotel.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25

Just received, five tons of Alfalfa seed, at Jog HoEFLER's-
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25
FAMILY GROCERIES

Of every description Finest California canned goods Eu- ropean and California dried fruit Table decacies Choice coffee roasted and ground the premises Cogates toilet and other well known brands of soap
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25
DAILY EPITAPH.

TSMs SCHEDULE.
 k New Mexico and Arix"nn Rha'r"n"
 Company. Pacific time. ss u,inute. slower 'hHn local time. All trains daily.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25
A APrettyWoman's s Secret.
Hereditary Badness.

GEORGE MAYER. Fidtonia. Te1ds. was bald at 23 years of age, as his ancestors had been for several generations. One bottle of HAIR VIGoR started a growth of. soft, downy hair all over his scalp, which soon became thick, long, and vigorous.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25
Wines, Liquors and Cigar:

Of choice imported and California brands by the cask bot tie gallon. Finest American and imported liquors High grade cigars tobaccos and cigarettes
 & Also full assortment of staple articles of
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-25
Clothing and Furnishing Goods

Of which large of both Eastern and California goods will be found at very moderate prices
 The latest styles of everything these lines cheaper than you purchase in San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-15
STATE OF TRADE.

BUFFALO, July l4.-Wheat dull no iarl 49,, 10
Hard Northern Pacific - Sc No Red Winter, % TeIow
White Michigan, 81 So &c Corn strong "a . White
I2Lc No yellow Ale, No. 3. 80 GiO oats -N9
g. y n 39c. No. White Western 30 $3.50 Oaha'
Wheat. asc. Corn. 3a-c.; oats. 2l2e. ooo
BOSTON July lf-Flour steady Western Snpernhe, 0o1g
~ Ezra - - 70 40 Patent spring nra.S ,oamer
- rs Patent Winter Wheats - 20 50 10 Corn 49,
yellow 4gc steamer Mixed, 4Sc No Grade ioS 80.
No White ale. White Acc. Shorts ana ry
unchanged Provisions steady ButerM estern treaMety
Iss I9c Freshaid Eastern, l6c Receipts 2G 6
bills. 800 sacks; Corn, oO,OOO Dush- JAS 1
bush. shorts 1900 bush.
R,LTIMogR July l4-Cotton firm Mddngs. 9'ge loui
steady Howard Western super 81 5Oa - ~ M,
super ~ 90 So %; do Extra 50 - u % 90 NO
BOD - % Patap-c0 Family, 50 10 do SupelAuN vr
a. Whrat-Southern active; western lower Inter
Red s5ds7c: do Amber, ~ SOC; Ne. western W.
ned spot s50 - 4c: August, 50 $50; septeiiD w
SGac Corn-souhcrn steady Western steady % Ut
White - i9c; do Yellow, AZ case: Western INNER
July 50 u August - "a ~ &C. atsa,l
n Oats firm Southern 81 +Zc NtHtrtu -
Ale; do Mixed. 80 sc Pennsyly AHA 8. Pro
visions higher Mess Pork, slO 500 IL 90
slOuliers Clear Rib sides packed ol2d - icrt
shoulders, .dec Clear RID Sslcs - i isnS' ia isc
creamery 10 lSc. Eggs IJa l3lc Petroleum "a
Coppcr-Renned 9g Zoe Whisky, 1901 29 fielsn n
Liverpool per st.amrr-C Oton lltsdi flouI L. oi Hsn
corn n 700 bush Oats 1000 bush Shipments-foui 90
bbls Sales-Whoat, $50. 500 bush Corn. y 700 ousH
CHICAGO, July liF1our steady and unchangd =. 1e "a
Wheat ~ - ~ - spring wheat ~ 20 "a. - Low
Grades 81 75a$2 10 Rye Flour - l2a - % ~ y,
Wheat active sales ranged July f1IsG !. s. ,o7 u,i
- &C.. August, 80 SOL closing al 'e-. Gu. ,gti,e
- - closing So No spring 81 OoiH ~, y,
cash 37a.c. July, 81 fd 3 w.. closing al ~ oi
rs 81 - closing at 81 t. sept 3yls 4O'4c ,or.f
s9a, qn-t snie- ranged cash. @yise. july IL
fin A. nv qniet No 55c. Barley sept e'nh"r
% C5l,. FL-1 seed 40. l. u lot. Mes fcrA hfAsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-15

closing 50 soa So s2 sept go 9OaslO 10 closing At
81 90 AgsS.t 80 soSsS 81 closing So @ sss 50
esh g. 80 Ro1sS ,sfns at 81 ssisd o
DO short Clear sides 80 70Sss %nii hsy Corn
spS Oats 6nsh Eys w STsa 81 &
bush corn 55iooo BUSH GOATS n 900 bush; Rye 1000
bush' Barley none.
rsnsS ~ HnS Juy FoTr quiet Famy Re e % Re-
c.epts; $1,000 bush shipments 32.5oo bush Corn-No
Porn, sio Lard SO 20 '' Ra 1i aciss IS
s. l2q short Clear 81 AZ WHISKY ~siles al o. Hogs
=. g ommon and Light ~ oodsi so Packing and shipping
RErgo. Inly nwheat No white; ss,,c cash and
July Cash Michigan Red, &c. No Red: Sc cash ana
No2 S5c; 10 WHIT tp% Sc 20 - '''" '''' wv
PEo o Inly 4corn firm High MiIea $40 3'c NS
pa 53c. Whskey-Salcs at 81 ~. Recepts-Corn 5000
ioco bush oats t5o ' BUSH s Rye Rye icoo BUSH
MLwAKEF Ialy .l4-FlouT steady Wheat weak cash
oat~-No . SIC Rye1No /. 81 lc Garicy-So o e5e.
sh ro CS. 1 or or ' g BE- h"u = But
eran nOGs T r II Fr l'S ay IL ,cets Flour
Tas 1000 O'' Wheat 1000 BUSH Barley 80
PIN .DEIrHl, July H. Flour There was fair demsnd
particularly Of oice PATENTS were iirht Western and
W5a1 pe 81 . 90 DO aN' = oS 10 - og
elevator. Soc No Pennsyvania Red ole 80 Red July,
So, Ssc Corn steady spot Lots active steamer No
70 yellow irck ami gram depot I9c. 10 Mixed July
- he August 4Ga 46 &C. sept A. i7i4c October 81
a. 20. Oats steady: Rejected White gle: No White
3sl2a 39c No Whit 40iic No white MY go. tnc
August "a = 3jc sept. 33' 3li'c; October 5lt
Butfcr-P PENNSYLVANIA Extra. l1a &C. tuoru
County and New York Extra - l6e; Western creamery
Extra hrss - nc thceseNcw York full cream e
-Grauuatad Sic. Confecton"rs A, % 1'c re
ceipts-Four 5000 bhis. Wheat 5000 bush corn, i'oo
bush. Shipments-Wheat 1000 bushj Corn, 4Vuo OusN-
oats 900 bush
ST LOrIs, July 14-Flour quiet XXX ~ 30 - % :
Family 81 So - Choice g . 50 40 Fancy g s5e
~ = Patents 81 ioa >! 20. Wheat active no ked
cash. 790 7sc; August eitc. sept II &c Corn a'tye
No Mixed, cash 81 a "a be; August 35tc; sept &c
oats dun No Mixed. CASH 33'l N Bic; August q c
SEPT, 2slc. Rye Sac. Rarley-No spring 4@c. Butte
Creamery, l5a ec; Dairy l0a &c Eggso7c Flax seed
81 o. Hav-TimOthv $40 80 Prairie. 81 90 Bran 4 az
mill. Corn Meal - 10. Whisky. ~ ~; Pork, go DO
Bulk Meas-Long lear 81 80 short fbs :, - Sh9r.
Clear. 81 50 So 30 ReCcpis-Flour 1000 dds.
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn. 10000 bush oats 1900 bush
Rye. 1000 bush Barley. 1000 bush shipments
5000 hbs: Wheat 1000 bush. Corn, 1000 BUSH Oats
81, 900 bush. Rye, 1000 bush; Barley, 1000 BUSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-15

week l3l head consigned through 1856 cars lo OF ""'"
t. New YORK ears FOR sale market dun ana ncilns
shcp Receipts Last - hour l4OO heal totsi LOT ~,
thus far lj.fpD head for same time LAT week zfivv %
consigned through ~ which TO New-l orN .
FOR sale market steady Lambs scarce ana hrh 'o0
a. f.ytrs. ~ N0a ~ 30.
lore Heccpts last ~ hours 1910 head total Tor week ,n'
week. ~ Z3l
signed through s. OF which 20 to New ork
IN -c -t.iy Light Pigs - - ~ 30
Work Weights 81 90 A. %: Selected Medium Nelehr 80
81 % Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends - j0aS4 10 all onerk'
taken.
Louis. July lt.-CntiS-Recrpts, 1900 head SUP
me a. loo market active. Good tO Choice Natv' SHY
gn- steers. - 6p0 ~ 30 Common 10 FAR - 20 ~,
tgt,fr steer - 2ja - %; Cows and Heliei- -
- - Sinck'rs 'nd Feeders - % ~ 20 Grass ioA
?, u00 - 60
H0csRfoepts. 1900 head shipments 200 head marnr'
active Light II joas4 20 Packing, 81 50a - So h'"'S'
81 ~ - 90
sho,o-Recepfs 1900 head shipments 400 market quiet
az 20 90 ~ 30 I'm,
tnfc AGO my l4'Tle Dr1rsrS Journal reports Cdfus-
Nsccpta. 1915 H al shipments 900 maistt weak
ping -sr - uOG - IS StOckcrs and Feeders, - - n :, ~
Cows. Ru aud Mixed ~ 5Od - - Bulk ~ 20 - 20
!fog- E,,,ipis i5e3 read s'ipments 2oOo h shin
pirg - sO0$5 90 Light Weights - 5OdSi 30 Skps - %
a ~ 30
Sb.sp Receipts 1900 head SHIPMENTS. 500 head ma r
s1dv Native" r. On0 - 3d. Western ~ OOd< - 49, ieA
ans - No 40 co i.t-ins per head II - a - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July li-Prov sOns-Bacon. Cumberland cut
AIS Oh Long Middies 33s sd; short clear Miles
short Ribs shoulders, rs Ni. per cwt
Beef-6Os OF Extra India Moss Prime Mess. 49, %
Pork-Prme Mess SIS. I'd per bb; Prime Mess, Eastern
81. Cd Western. SIS 3d. IaTAmercan. BIS Prime est
ern So ji. Lard OIL 32s Sd Hams-LOng tut, JVs. OF
saunders ,S 3D. Buter-7O Od per cwt Tor nnest nte
states Che,sc-Amoricdn Choice, As; % heat chea
Western spring. Jd s. Id; Red Winter bs od. a.
Gs sd Der GENITAL: New No. Winter Os I'd; DO so
Snriu Is 7I New Mixed Western. Is. O California No J.
a.. 7d ls sd; do IS. 6i ~. 81. per Genital ftQ
duce--prit. Of Turpcntine. 2-s 3d.; do al London 2o- 81
Nor crti Refined Petroleum. 6d per gallon clover seed
tmcrcin Rcd as pr cwt. Talow-25s 81. per cwt'
Fine American 25s. $i Prime cry Us. oi. per cMt
ROsin-t ommo. 6d. Pale. lis. sd aus OIL lnseed o
22s per c~t Prov sons- American Refrigerated b'ei'
hind quarters , Ls.. fore quarters 3L per I'd.
LONDOy. July l4.-pTOluce--lInsccd on XII Us p -
OH per tun; calcutta Inse" us o. per qlaii,el' ~
cake. ji. ton kennri Ftl9iruni y
l6I 5d per gallon, spirits Of Imp'utlne. -3s 81 PEI
~ Sn,,-,, ON 53 ncr tun ommou S. Di. per
cVt Pale Od lis. sd Prov sions-lar Dos. va p'l
cwt for American. sugar lis 81 PER 'Nt ioI ,,u.
TAR refining aoat Australian IaOw beyi IS va "a ~
Cd: Mutton 2js. Oh q2is bd 'o'"ah"t i'" ~-''
: 26 }s. Cochin 49, IS. % s53. 90, e,
BngMfN July l4.-PetrOleuni-6 marks 80 piennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-15
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF SEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.
There was little real feature to the grain
specu alton yesterday and prices really moved without
with losses the end. but no new informa-
ton to change the opinions of the conflicting parties IN
the market-ons hold ug belief that the damage to
even a good yield IN California will not make up Tor
heavy they huk Will be the net result OF the not
weather that not broken when tho Government
July report showed loss OF ID cent In the con u
ton OF the spring crop, without considering the poss
bIllty OF winter wheat tnresnug out more IN n grher
ally expected The corn market was badly abused ny
the bears. July options suffering the most Inc reports
this crop been sufficiently dscourdgins 10 sus
in prices, but the bears ars LOOKING
for speedy arrival OF rain TO save the crop from th
imminent danger OF wltnrring Utl cleat or we" %
The situation at the command of the trading public
Will be good margin tor up AMI down turns ny
the control ing spectators. CasD wheat a.aln WIS
bushels ine variations IN options were TOO sarrow 10
forth much comment the close was hedVy ~ the
inside with Losses OF , y cent scored as follows
S66s. August. S15s september. Ssi2 OctOOrr,
93 cents. Corn, for cash lots on A 2 cent jury
options suffered extreme loss or l3 cents out ra e
easier prices down 4 FOR July al 40. i2 Tor
August 1914 a for september AZ A. 81 anu = cent ior
OcioOer at ISIS cents The close weak at tue
lowest There new feature IN oats spot lois
2 lower. lhe options closed down g 8
cent AZ for July, and 334 cents for Aug ut and sep
tender. 1no lard warset commands no -lAl notice
July AT 50 - and August options at 20 . were IN
cnaug-d ,eptem er ecn-t points 10 20 3D. OctOoer
l To 10 > |, AID November > points 10 30 ~
The OF grain at Now YORK. PM adelpnla ana
Baltimore yesterday we're as follows; Whr.t, 2o29o0
bushes ; corn. l90.3l3 bushels OATS 66,913 bushels
total grain, 52O,2iO bushels, nOur. 3lSlf barrels Al
Chicago. Milwaukee aud - Louis the arrivals
were: Wheat. ls- 26O bushels corn, o39.9sO Ohsh-
els: oats l63O4 6Dusneis total grain. o9O,,o Dusle1s