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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01

q 12s ooGOang Geyion Lac Cochin 1ssg D aas
pressed 2sa29c beaehed winter Gle olsached spring;
snte TDs; 7sssss bssehsd .orlns. whale crude
@ extra SsaeSe So ssn Elephant
SIC; Red Elan, s2e3lc saponifed per n. Lee.
quite sey
steam hence, 10000 bush grain l.2c GLASGOW. steam
Liverpool steam hence 800 bales cotton se4s$s 2d;
loo bones "a ood los a ton, ns n, LONDON
hence. 500 hhds tobacco 25m 500 cases do lam $50
KS hencc tSe Austrian bark o.
bPs crude IS 10 Pa Coz ne hcnS the Ner
terms ana the Norwegian bark Tor1ensod 1900 bbls
Gioysnnna 500 bis crude, 5 81 and tho Italian bark
SIaeontc 900 bbs crude 81 Cd Continent hence tne
PEoyIsIoNs,-PoRK-A further gain IN prices IS
a. quoted prices: one: year-Od Mess, at ga 80 ;
SO IS Extra @e ~ So Prince Mesa sissiS So
and Emily Mes sioGlS BE RE 'S
sIees sI2 5oaic; Extra Mes: in barrels s7Ss7 50
Plate. q 5O5s7 IS Family. 90 50. BEEF HAMS
lis 5o@sS here and s4 soss Tor winter packed here
CUT MEATS-Holders lind no difficulty in sustain
scP 1900 a Pc sdS ssoades ssasc and 5
SGtas b 70 doc do 1oc e fRsa e Hams are
g. isI@al5c; FIckled shoulders s4asfi n Spsked
SLOW and entirely nominal iaI DREssED HoGs~frm
T Th fair c hsa we're 70 ss SSS SSa
wholly IL scalpng nature tn. close showing gain OF
couple OF points. Speculation in It's entirety
tame. Spot lard ruled firm and quiet with sales OF 225
,es City Steam firm and qu.et sales, 100 tes 50e
tics August o 04c, closing at 906c asked $50 ties Sep
tember O0c closing az 9OGc 1900 ties October 9ia
SOC, closing S9Sc; 1000 ties December 7.oSa799c,
closing 7.9Sc; the year closing 7.0sc.
eonsequence Supplies are aeeumulating. and on
weak State Creamery, 200 21c; half nrkin
tubs 100 10 LIE; Welsh tubs, 1917 1-2c; dairy tubs.
l4d14 12c Western Creamery. 14a20c Initiation Cream
e ana more stir the
demand, which IS met freely. The feeling also Is rather
steadier State Factory, ee9isc including Fancy White
81, acc and Colored 9G9lsc; Skins, 367c Ohio fat Ia
shc EGGS-Demani Is fair mainly for really fine
sylyania, 1sa1s2e Western. 15dl7c; Canada 172dsc
STEARINE-IIas not varied In any respect, ruling
steady and quiet City quoted 11ci Western, l01c
values changed they very largely nominal at
IA as i.Sc FOR Moasses 31Gc for Muscovado
and lsc for 90 test Centrifugal Refined easier QUO
tatons: Cut Loaf 8 1.4c; Crushed. 14c; Cubes &c;
c0RtectqpeIs' 12 Vs. STANDARD Frs g isG on
&C." 12c; C." 7-1ec; yellow, 1896 14c.
TILOW-Is doing better with Moderate demand
Prime City quoted at 44c. Sales 10000 n, at 4hc
TOBACCO-rhe market FOR seed Leaf Is moderately
eonprses 100 1887 Penn ITav 1sG20c; 100
lssI Pennsylvania seed leaf 10 1912 t2c $50 cases
1856 Pennsylvania seed leaf 34d11 12e 100 cases
terms; 100 sundres 1-od3oc $50 bales Havana
65cfe1 10; $50 bales sumatra II 30Gsl S5.
WOOL-The market ruled dull few sales OF Texan
made at steady prices but there little movement
otherwise. Spring Texans is selling at lea17e
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11vE srocK MAnKArs RY rEtEoRApr

BUFFALO. July 3l.-Caat>-Receint, last q hours IS
head Total thus tar G ia bead. For
last week head None consigned through
SAFE left yesterday shipped TO interior
pOint%
the week 62OO heal For same time last
IL. OOn heat Consigned through cars 1 OF which
New-YOrk on sale cars. Market steady. Medium 10
Good a. 90 30 Far Good Lambs rs SOD as %.
Hogs-Receipts "a 1868 heat. Total iO- the
week thus Tar 1928 head. For time
j. 4s5 had Consigned through II cars. II Of which
New York; on sale nomlnay unchanged
CHICAGO. onion stock Yari. July 31-TAe Drorsrr
lnO0 head market slow ami aDoIt steady. Be~ves
s. OOa6 - Steers 81 5Dd5 20; Stockers ami Feeders
Al Cows. Bulls and Mixed 81 j6s3 90 Texas
Cattle 81 IS a 80 50.
Hogs-KeceIut- 5000 head: shipments 1000 marke,
lower. Mixed 80 Oj06 So. Heavy 10 20G6 49, Light
50 2OdG IS sklps - jOH6 90.
SheeD-Heceipts B. 500 head shipments 900; market
steady Natives. Inferior Prime - 5OGS4 80 Western
shorn SO 5Oa II Texans shorn IS UO05 30 Lambs
"a 5OG6 90.
ST Louis July 81 Cat,ie-ReceIpts 300 head. ship
Steers 0$j 10 Far 70 Good Native steers 81 400
80 - Butchers steers Meiiam 70 cnoce q 5oei 50.
cornfed s3 600 % grtss-fei - 33GS 20
H0gs-hecelDts l.3OO head; shipments 300 Market
strong Heavy AMI Butchers selections IS 500 So
Packing. Medium 10 Prime 81 309SJ 80 Light grades,
Ordinary 10 Best So 4n06 81.
Shcep-ReceiDts 5000 head shipments 100. Market
firm. Fair " Choice IS 40 al 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON sIUcns
Boston, July 81, 1893.
BUYING FOR ME SPECULATIvE ACCOUNT.


Tuesday July 3l-p m.
There is little to be told an habitual reader Of
The TRIBUNE about to-day's stock market be-
yond what the figures in our General List tell.
1t was obcdient to " n q IditiOn that confronts
us" and not to the theories of value wreckers.
Whatever there of booming character
in the dealings due TO the hasty purchases
of that class Of operators who seven weeks ago
were talking 80 for Northwestern, 80 for Rock
Island and 30 for St Paul, etc, etc. But aside
from such purchasing there was good buying for
the large speculative account well as for invest
ment and it was because Of the advances made
by the latter class of buying that some of the
shorts ran to cover and contributed 10 the
spasm of activity that occurred There is one
incident in the days early dealings that is worthy
Of special notice. Prices generally opened equal
to or higher than last evenings closing figures;
but not so with St Paul That stock was opened
at 72 5-S against 70 1-s bid at yesterdays close.
1t required the services Of smart broker TO
achieve such result under the existing circum-
stances The broker employed to do the work
was one who sometimes has been extensively
identified with the operations Of n former presi-
dent of the ST. Paul Company. But stock never
was sold for that president in the manner that
the early sales of this morning made, and
few persons doubt that the order this
who Yesterday were selling at II IL.
The order did not break the market.
Even St. Paul stock steadily advanced from us
opening at 62 5-s, till it sold at - IS, and IL
closed with reaction at 80 IS. Union Pacific
was special feature and rose from 80 TO 90 Il
a60 IA, and Oregon Short Line sold up to 20 =
and closed at 30 Lease The introduction Of the
Union Pacific funding bill i'll the Senate was
factor in the advance for that stock: but what Is
Of more Importance to the permanency Of the adj
vance is the companys splendid earnings derived
largely from its Northern connection.
Western Union was more than usually active and
rose from 20 SIS last evening TO sl 1-4dSl. The
market closed strong at near the best figures OF
the day.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The offerings of bonds 10 the Treasury to-day
amounted to So 090 900; As at 127 l-4al27 IL and
4 I-2s at IO7.48a1O7 ga. The local market was
dull and steady at quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
THE STATE OF TRADE

p1rrryoRY July 31-Cotton quiet; Middling lOa0llc.
Howard Street AMI Western suD-T1ns
a. soa 10 Extra do IS 90 03 IS. Family 10 81 loo
10 cry ~ so So Extra do So Is az IS
noriatT We Patent IS So Whea-souhern active higher.
EmIrz ~ 93c; Longberry s0d9ic Western active No.
= Winter Red spot 90290lci 10 August yOa0DOso; do
september gO3l g907sc; December Sc Corn-soutiern
G1I and cas- err Mxsi spot 5.952c August 52 G52Ac;
septenber 521ej24c: Year ~ 04b &c Oats quiet ana
easier Southsrn 7D+c Pennsylvania 81 44c: Western
White 42e43c Western Mixed 39G4lc. Rye dun
Western SIS 5O9l9 o. Provisions active and steady;
Mess Pork SIS 3d. Bulkmeats. shoulders AMI Clear RIO
7s.DS'.c. 3scOn-ShOutiers She Clear Rib
sides CSC Is 0l4c Lard refined AT $50. Butter
nrm' western packet li9lGc Creamery - DOC. Eggs
steady l390l4c. Petroleum steady Refined 2c Coffee
dull RIO cargoe.. fair. at l4Hc sugar nrm "A" soft
use Copper refined lower at lis.0lic Whisky quiet AZ
Al 26aei p, Frelghts Liverpool per steamer firm;
Cotton 532d Flour per los Grain 3iaa receipts
IIour II bbs Wheat $1,000 bush Corr 5000 Dusn.
oats bush RYE l.3OU bUsh shipments-Flour 5000
bbls saes-Wheat DOC, 900 bush Corn 1000 bush.
BUFFALO. July 3l.--wneat-Ns spot No Hard offered
5000 bush 93c. 10000 BUSH 10 arrive IN store at94 nc
No l Northern Duluth good demand and nrn at &C
Chcazs August: sales OF 5000 bush at 925c $500 bush
ar g2h.c OOO bush 81 7sc: Winter Wheat In tho
Chicago August II No al "a po nc over
no other grades offered sales OF 10000 bnsh
No. White at 39c 1000 bush No Mixed at S4c;
Patent spriug 81 on: Rest Winter 81 IS "a SO Mil
feed firm: Winter sl54l6 90; Spring 10 sl4 %
sl4 Cornmsal steady Oatmeal steady Canal freights
Tlonr "a 900 Dbl. Wheat lixCOO bush. Corn III. 900
bnsh shipments RaIlFlour Is 900 bbs Wheat $4,000
24spO0 BUSH Oats 5000 bush. Canal ship
ments-Whsat s,0UO bush- Corn $4,000 busa OATS 5000
bush
CHICAGO. July sL-Ths Leading futures ranged as
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WOOL SALES.

July 31-A sale OF low foreign wool held
day. j7j offered including ISL bales
o Cane Coed Hope and Natal and other mohar and
1875 bales o. China camels hair There ihi attend
ance ami but little demand hail the offered
hdr4wn Prices wore about with last
ruling price. for this class OF wool The competition was
confined mohar The sale will continued
ANTWERP July 3l-Thcrc coed Attendance a the
wool the demand active
Qualities There 800 bales 30
OF sold from IS 10 $50 francs loo
OF RIO GTaude AT 1900 ls5 per 100
PHILADELPHIA July 3wool market steady quotations
Stocks Nght shio Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
above p BOO. y = 62sc Medium. sJa3ic
80 Q35c New.Hork. Michigan Indiana and Mestorn mac
NX - ave medium. 81 Jjc. 81
Washed con5Ing ant de.aineFme washed drlaine and
XIX 3O1a2c. medium, washed. csmbIng and deane. 81
35c washed conbng and deain~ 50 S4c Canada
washed csmbing 81 j2c washed choice
35 037c coarse 80 G32c. Medium unwashed cOmbng and
delaine. 2Ga2.c DO - q Poe. Bright
elothng Y Xxx. lS0 l9c medium, 20 d27c
- 25c dark earty unwashed clothing l2d lie;
u 2Oc coarse. II a 2Jc Eastern fine
lO6l7c; m-dum II lsc coarse II l9c. Valley Oregon
hns lSa l9c: medium n zoe coarse. 2Od23c New
Mexican and COOfaiO nue 10 q lie; medium, l26loc:
carpet wool, u q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01

The business in State bonds was small and in
cluded only odd amounts Of Alahamas Glass at
100 and Missouri 6S lSS9, at lO3. vi city DahI
stocks North America sold 800 at 40.
The general bond market was dull Tor lack oil
material to deal in, but the tone OF the market
was firm Missouri. Kansas and Texas general Gs
W,ere firm at 67 Is, and the IS 10 81 rs ;
New-York and Northern second As were active up
TO 5sa57 "a New-York Susquehanna and West
ern IS were strong and rose TO "a 3-6 ldchmond
and West Point 6s sold az 81 Iavt IA: west
Shore 4s were strong at / OF 3-falO2 5-S. Wa
bash. Chicago division, tirsts sold at 50 LA
80 - Texas and Pacific income seconds were
easier at AZ "a. Refererce Is mace 10 our IuIl
report of bond sales
OF unlisted securities dealt in az the Stock
Exchange, Cotton Seed Oil certlhcates sold
Y, 500 at 90 s-sa29 1-2; Chicago Gas 200 at
s5; Postal Telegraph 2ll at go Ne Wol, orH
National Bank 40 at "a 12a95 Duluth. South
Shore and Atlantic 800 at -; Leh,gh ana
Wkesbarre Coal goo at Ieals L.; N MeIlGan
Construction 200 at 23a24 Toledo Peoria and
Western 400 at 16 Virginia, Riddeberser 81
Isl 10000 at IS; Georgia Pacific hrsts ~ 6,oov
at I07 3-4a1O8 Toledo, Peoria and Western As
81 g. OOOl at 70; Western Union Telegraph Goliat-
cral as fsl 10000 at 96 3-4a06 1-2, and Mt Desert
Land $500 at So 81 l-2ns2 %.
The money market presents no new features
Call loans continue to rule at 1al l-2 per cent
and the supply OF time money at nriner rdVcs
exceeds the demand. -
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges 500, 1873; payments
S45S1,12a a.,
The Sub-Trcasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House s3l5.104. Its net gam on pal-
ance was s6s2,10l, made mp by gains, OF % =
5I2 currency and s624,5s9 coin. The day.
oDrrations covered Receipts, s2.365,366; pay
ments 81 Gs3 2G5: resulting in general balance
of 81 "a so G. 34I consisting Of 81 s1slOb CON
and sl9.92e.l56 currency.
pnrse .n.s 6y the Assistant Treasurer United States at
Nsw-York. In Jupei -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
COTTON NfARKtrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. JulY 3l-4 D. m.-cotton-The sales OF the
included $500 bales American Futures closed steady
Cplands Low MdGling clause August delivery. 34Gid
sellers and September delivery. 296id sellers
October delivery l-b4d sellers. october
amt November delivery. l264d sellers November and
delivery lO6ii. sellers; December and January
delivery. 96ii sellers January and February delivery
9G4d sellers; February AMI March delivery. lQtid
sellers september delivery. 29Oil sellers
GALVESTON July 3l.-COtton-SteaiY. MiidlinR, 10 (:
Low Middling. 90: Good Ordinary So net and gros,
63 coastwise bales sales. bales
stock 93J bales.
NORFOLK. July 6l-Cotton-stoady. Middlng 10e:
and 81 bales exports cvastwise ITO
bales sales. 2O2 bales STOCK l,l57 bales
CHARLESTON. July 3l.-Cotton-S omn a. Middling. o.
receipts bales saes 40 bales; stock 795
bales.
SAVANNAH. July 3l.-Cotton-Steady and firm Miding.
10. Low Miding ga GOOi Or'inary, 81 ne; and
receipts lU5 bales: exports cOastwlse, bales sales
bales STOCK ZIG bales.
NEw.OmEAys. July 3i.-CottOn-steafv Mdiling. l0is;
Low Mdding 90; Good Ordinary. 81 net ard gross
receipt ll6 bales exports Great Britain. JOj bales
sales, 100 bales; stock, %. 267 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River Vessels and Psi,roads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALS-The market ia moderately
active and previous quotations maintained
COC0A-Ihc market IL steady, hut az previous quota
tons. Maracabo, 26a25 &c Cauca 81 lie: Caracas.
l10lSc Guaylqul. 13 l-4dl4c.
COOPERAGE STOCK-There f. very little demand. and
values quoted NOlssses Shocks and Heads
s2a$2 Is Sugar shocks and Heads Snch. 81 45dsl So
36-inch, 81 5O0sl 90; Old Shocks ani Nov IL ais 35
inch, al 25Gsl 35 36nch 81 2Oasl rs on Shocks with
out Heads, s5aJOc. Rum Shocks and Heals. g J39
20 20; Rum Pipes 90 Imply Hogsheads, 81 %; Hoops
IL feet, sd33c II feet, 25G27c
CHICCoRY-The trading was light, but quotations were
without change.
COTTON-Quotations were reduced 1-sc. and tho move
mcnt light. Sales 256 bales. all for consumption
Tho port receipts to-day aggregated LOO bales.
pairing with 1902 bales this day last week and 202
bales FOR the corresponding day last Since Spten
Der tho beginning Of the crop year. the receipts have
aggregated 496495 bales against 5l94937 bales for the
fIna last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Network, Tuesday, July 3L-BEEVES.-R ~
OF $40 headlG G0thst for Mr. Eastman, and
cars az Jersey City for the market No trading at
city Dressed Beef dull FOR Common to Medium grades,
but hrm for Good Native sides which Texas
and Colorado Beef sold sac 34c Poor Good Native
do at LES as Prime a; sq2 o an. c5iGago Dressd
with no Common CRASHED on sale Best Native sides sold
shipments to-day. 1900 quarters of beef in the Nevada
refriseraed beef dull and lower az 3 4d or sclnt 2c
per and best American live cattle selling at II l2al3c,
% hsad Market Gqs; ara T Sa;
n Mixed Calves at l4d4c and Ordinary 10 Extra Neals
The shipment OF live calves to the country for feeding
purposes has been prevented the last DAYS owing to the
ne P3Gd upon the a pens by the A
be driven car,ed away. In three days more they
country dealers can then supply themselves with feeders
6 bS WI Will be pleasing to 6 gs gh hay
tads partly the result Of the which E was
o Says And ogs o. s 2' Ss:
Veals, and 7d9c for city Dressed Choice and Extra
SOLD IL the iES9sT aos afS 6 M r. &c
gr s d. c az s 4s hSteTg aS "a a.
Al yeaIs 1917 r. ., Sc 20 do I5s n at l4ci 10 do
Hume Mullen 50 Grassers 800 n at 50 40 per 100 D.
SHEEP AM, LAM Bs--RecsiPts were 4 ears q 500
cars were carried over Yesterday both yards At Goth
feeling was ex6bed but at jersey CITY the trade was
reported very dull with most OF the stock Sheep
Good Lambs at sac ssc. lso head bringing &c.
Dressed sold 7d9 L2c and Chicago Dressed 6d9c.
Dressed Lambs in fair demand for good stock Quotations
u II Ice.
saIes-Dulenback & Dewey: 1917 State Lambs. o. n
average at t8 81 IA 100 n 175 Ohio do. % ID,
80 81 IA 30 do. GA n. at SO 75 1o5 Canada do, 81 D.
Judd / buckingham: 2o4 West Virginia Lambs. 01 IL
n az ) 7-sc per % 24S DO, SO IL n, at 14c (. III
Western Sheep, 1o6 n, at Sc 10 West Virginia do 50 ~
at 1.2c. - ,, 81. ~
~ so Der 100 u 24O Kentucky Lambs go n at S5 20
2ls Ohio DO so l2 4. at 50 30 26o West Virginia do.
j. f. SadIer Co. 2l2 kentucky Sheep, SO \; a.
81 % oil Western do, Sc =, AZ a 30 200 do 100 4,
az "a 70 2O9 do. "a u. at a So 118 Virginia Lambs
so IL n. SIS so 42 do, 6l ~ at 50 81 lO4 Virginia
Sheep, % ~ at 81 IS. $500
d. Harrington 221 Territory Sheep, 1o4 ~ at SC per 70
UOGs-Recelp,s ) OF 0S6 head. all at 40th-st.
Dull for heavy Hogs, but firm for Light and Medium
reported sales part late yesterday. were at Sc coo
90 country Dressed firm at $4,000 FOR Medium and
! &C for Light. -..,--. On CO.. ~,
1o3 NJ at 30 rs per 100 n Rough DO pa n, az s5 rs
Judd Buckingham 80 State Hogs, 23O 70, AZ 50 60 ;
= Pou oh 10 314 n, at 80 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01

COFFEE-For Brazil styl-s toe market was dull and
values largely the basis of lfc
RIO spot invoices. The nider styles were quiet saies
SIS tags COro, II l-4c; $50 bags do, l3 l2c; 112
bags Naracaibo 14c $50 bags do private terms and
60 bags Porto Cahcilo. - l4c The speculative move
ment was light, the sales reaching only 800 bales,
while quotations showed no decided variations.
The Dutch sale Will take place on the 9TH inst
Brokers valuations for Good Ordinary Java. So 1-2c.
Market quiet. Total sa1 will include $4,000 plculs.
Anoa nom Brazil Europe 100000 ahoat from East
and Java Europe 20 OOO stock in Netherlands 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
OIL MARKETS.

Ou. CITY Penn. July 3l-Nat'ona Transit Certificates,
opened SO. highest. 81: lowest 70I closed. sOI,
Sales $4,000 barrels cearances lSie 900 barrel.s
A. ~ Dbls shipments. CiOol barrels. runs 1888
PIrIsBURG. Penn. July 3l.-P-trosnm closed heavy
National Transit certncItes opened Al eOh: closed 81
highest 81 lowest 49,.
BRADFORD Penn July 3l-Nationai Transit Certifcates
opeued sps: closed at so highest 81 lowest, 1874
Clearances. 500 900 barrels
TITUsVfLi Penn July i-Ndtonai Transit Certificates
opene. sOA highest 20 lowest. 20 =. ci0ssl so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01

BOSTON July 3.-Flour steady; Extra 80 go
Corn nominal steamer Yellow &C coke. Oats dnil.
Pork quiet aud steady Sew Mess SO 75alG 90 Old
Moss Sl5 OOalj rs. Lard quiet aud steady SAQ0ac
Hams IN steady demand aud eli 5Odl2 rs.
Rutar dull. IN Hght demand. Western Extra Creamery
az 200; Extra Creamery 2Dc steady.
New-York and Vermont Extra &c. Eggs steady nght
Extra- - el9ci Michigan ExITas at
lsc seceipfs- Flour 8 800 bbA and $500 saeks Corn
20 900 bush Oats $1,000 bush shorts lS5 I0na
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al since Jan1 SIS 928 $50 aI75s2o 957 500 Ol5
FrRopEAN rINANc1AL MARKET

LONDON. July 3l.-s p n.-Consos 99i2 for money and
9ea for the Atlantic AMI Great western nst mort
gage trustees Certificates 3SA; DO. second mortgage
- United Ter bonds. lO93s Erie. 2-ii
Paul. Common, 754 Reading S3is New York Cen
tra. 1881.
The open market for bills is
pet
avccs quote per cent rentes At SO francs 90
Bar silver Is quoted at 42isd per Money p per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01

TOLEDO. July 3l.-wheat active lower cash ssIc; Jny
aGsc August 50 90. sentauDrr ~ &c, December sJc
Corn dull easier cash 4Gsc; AuRust4Gsc Oats nominal
Cioyerse-d steady October 81 IS ReceiptWheat 900
bush. Corn 5000 bush. oats 1000 bnsh hnpnents
Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
The RECENT DECISIONS
AGAINST THE EDISON COMPANY.

The phenomenal demand for OUR LAMPS. and our in
creased manufacturing facilities u IN tnau2uratng
meeting the Users OF lncands ceno
Lamps which Will benefit patrons and ourselves
A =" low VOLT be made cheaper than high vot'
lamp and will last longer We therefore classify lamps
as Low, Medium and II Oh volt, naming 90 - and 100
volts types; and rearFange our price list as follows
Inw Med High
ia and under 500 sO75 $3.50
90, 10 80 90
40 LOO
Discount 10 Stations and purchasers OF orst.
nal packages 250 Lamps Allowance OF three cents Tor
each lamp returned with the platinum wires IN good
order.
no SECURE uniformity We will exchange with pa
irons charge Standard Sockets for any other
IN by them
SAwYERMAN ELECTRIC COMPANY,
Commercial Agent OF the Consolidated Electric Light Coz
No. $40 West 22d-st, New-Iork
August !, 1888
THE sAwYER-MAN LAMP Is in use by The News
York Tribune.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. July Si.spanish ro.i 23s 92sss Exchange
quiet sugar quiet Accorf Dseten Co.'S
crop Bt7.5Gc ot sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
Gre Cream.

A FACT-Hcrton lee Cream is made from
~ pure Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks q
lee Cream Restaurants Churches Festivals &c. VIII
Keep Country orders promptly filled Dspots
4th-ave 59S 6thave, 10 PARK 4lOEast 4-olAs
New.Yorh and 453 FulIOn-sL BrOOSlYn-
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nosroz. Iulr g:-Flaur .l.adr Common 70 E1irn ,sa

Oh tRLgsros July 3l-Turpeniine firm at 80 30
sAvANsAH July 3l.-Turpentine quiet at SAC.
WILMINGTON. July 3l.-Turpenune hrn al IS &c.
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Cost ano founo.

OST-Bank book No. 2s4, 4sO Bank FOR Savings, 81
II Bleeckerst New-YOrk. Payment stOppeL Please
return book 10 bank
OST-Bank Book No 149 ISL Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank. Any person having claims upon SAID pook are
call upon TO present the the Bank within 80
DAYS said book viii he declared cancelled and eXtn
gu shed, and a issued IN lieu thereof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01
Quotation. based on the American .tsnaard Of sa.nas
GSssing

The option dull and in keeping with sharp
decline In Liverpool, late months, closing figures
indicating decline OF l point August and point id
vance the crop months. Sales, 81, 600 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-01

Net cash bances 1893 1872 sO7 1899 2O4 $50 Dec s 25
The foreign exchange market is well supplied
with iboth commercial and bankers bills, but
at to-day's reduced rates steadicr tone was
apparent. We revise quotations for business as
follows: Bankers hills. 81 50 and 81 81 for
long and short sterling respectively; 5.21 IA
and Bis ga for francs; % 3-S and % "a for
rechmarlls; 40 IA and 20 1-2 for guilders.
In London British cOnsols. after small fluctua-
tions closed steady at 90 81 for both money and
account. Money between bankers was easy at
"a per cent, but frmcr ut per cent for discount
of bankers bills Bar silver was easy at AZ l-Sd.
per ounce English standard American railways
opened buoyant at figures higher than the cquiva-
lent Of yesterdays home closing prices. further
advanced and closed strong at some small re-
actions. AT Paris. French per cents declined to