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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
WQOI. SALES

LONDON. July eat the wool sales to-day good Spin
displayed In the bidding, although the aeanance wa
only moderate. Prlss LII better There were oner
today i4?o0 bales he.e contained very good o,, OF Aus
traan af Good Hope and Natal. aud The latet
especially strongly competed lot There are i.1o
bales ning 81 inc mssntide 81 tho
daily offerings IL decided To close the series on lhc
18th inst The sales the day In detail are as follows
and pieces ssiels Slid greasy 7d@ II I'D DO oeAs aSa
south Wales-saes 2l00 bales; secured 10 iels Ssi;
DO. locks and pieces Ida Is %. sreasy sd ao
bales; greasy AID 67d oueensland-saleS zoo saies
greasy Ad9 III, locks and pieces oei ST bae so1
Sales, bales secured Is III NevLeaians,Sans ~.
b,ics acquired Is II elsTSd do. locks ana pieces ils
Is Sd greasy 6sdsls Ia do locks and pieces Snsd
~, greasy do locks aud pieces ed swan
Rver-sales 500 bales secured, is0is 90 90 LOCK. az
aSd. Tasnauia-saiss. bales, greasy. ; ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

fuc.eo Union Stock Yards July 6-Ths Dyorsrs
Journal reports: cattle receipts 5000 head shipments
1000: market active higher ''hoice 10 Extra Beeves
IS 90 as S0 Common Good 81 % 95 30 stockers and
Feeders 81 4O9S Cows. Bulls and Mixed 81 1oGS3 80
Texas Steers 81 40 a - 20.
Hogs-Becoipts 1000 head; shipments q 900; market
active. Mixed IS 80 as So Heavy 50 1OG5 30; Light
SIS 50 as SO Skips IS ass 81.
SkesD-Receipts 5000 head shipments LOO; market
steady Natives Inferior 20 Fancy ~ 5O6s5 IS Western
81 35as3 55 Texans So OO93 10 Lambs 50 73e5 50 per
head.
ST. LOWS July G. Canls-Receipts 200 head shis
ments lO65 market strong. Choice Heavy Naive
Steers IS lODs5 30 Fair Good Native Steers - 80 %
IS 90 Butchers steers Medium TO Choice - 4oei o.
Sockers Feeders God. 81 80 as TO- Rangers
corn.fed - SOFA 80 CRASHED ~ zoos so
Hogs - Receipts 200 hoal: shipments so. Market
strong Heavy and Butchers selections as 65d rs
Packing. Medium Prime - a50s5 65. Light grades
Ordinary TO Best, IS 10 a. co. -
sheep - ReceiDts 1000 head shipments 100 Market
fru. Fair TO Choice 80 so "a 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
TuBoWy PROM HER CARRIAGE AND KILLED

Mrs Sarah A. English, wife OF the weliknown lawyer
md politician James IL English, OF Elizabeth, N. j.
WAS thrown from carriage Thursday afternoon and 50
badly injured that she died yesterday morning. Mrs
English with her family at their summer home
IAbertv Corners N. J. Late that afternoon she was
returning from Barnardsve, when her horse took fright
at some object in the road, away and upset the
carriage Mrs English being thrown against fence and
her skull fractured. She carried 10 the house OF
reighbor but never regained Consciousness Mrs Eng
lish was noted for her charities and Hospitality she
leaves AVE children This morning, the session OF the
District Court adjourned out Of sympathy with MI
English. The funeral will take place on SUNDAY. at
Liberty Corncrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
LONG FIGHT FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE.

Judge Van Hocsen, in the Court OF Common PEAS
Chambers Yesterday reserved his decision after hear
Ing argument the application OF Charles kruse Tor
a mandamus TO compel the Excise commissioners 10
grant him a license for the spingler House. at Four
feminist and University place Tho question of the
ownership of the place which was claimed by George
Hillcn and Kruse, decided recently In favor OF
the latter by a jury Anidavlts by Excise Commits
soners Andrews and Won Claim were read yesterday,
setting forth that two OF the jurors had told them
that the jury stood eleven to one In favor OF Heh
but that Juror Marx FribOurg, liquor dealer. had
stated that no would remain there until he rotted
before ne would agree with tho eleven and they, lest
thcy should be detained all night and being Informed
The matter. concluded to agree upon the verdict as
dictated by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL July $3.50 nm-Bcef-In poor demand. Porh
poor demand. Hains-In fair demand. BaconIn fair
demand Cheese-In TAR demand; American nnest whito
and colored duh a i6s OIL Tallow-fn demand ROsn
poor demand. spirits OF TurpontlneIn poor demand
and dull 3D. LarG-Spot ana he demand
improving prime western spot and July steady AZ 4Os 81
Septe nlber. steady at 4Os 6d Mheat-IR
fair demand; New 40 Spring drm "a FourIn far
demand Corn-Spot in good demand futures in fair do
mand; mixed western-spot firm As lOti do July nrm
at Sd; do August steady at IA. slsdI DO september
firm al As sgd Hops at London-Newf state-in Door
demand.
ANTWERP. June Petroleum-Fine pale American 10
rancs 90 confines paid and Is raLcs 80 cenmes sellers
ANTWERP, July 6.-WiIcoxs lard closed at 10 nancs 20
francs per 100 kilos.
BREMkS. July 6.-Petroleum 8 marks 10 pfennags
LONDON, July Ga m.-Relned petrol-uil. oNlode
6lllod per gallon Calcutta linseed 36s per quarter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
ARGUING OVER A RECEIVERS FEES.

Plttsburg, July epeclaD.-In the United States
District Court to-day argument was heard upon ex-
ccptions to the report Of Tie master the final
account Of c. Clinton Gardner receiver Of the Buffalo,
NewYork and Philadelphia Railroad Company. The
exceptions are to the allowance of compensation TO
the receiver anH his counsel The argument for the
exceptions made by Francis Rawle, representing
the Western New-York and Pennsylvania Railroad,
which is reorganization Of the Buffalo, New York and
Philadelphia Company. The question is one Of big
fees Tho receiver claims S15 900 per annum, a
total Of $4,000, and his counsel, Dixon and Zabrse
$1,000 each. Dixon IS one Of the firm OF Bnllit &c
Dixon. Philadelphia, and Mr. Zablskic, OF NewYork
Each of the claimants has already received ono half
his charge VIZ Dixon and Zabriskie. $500 each,
and the receiver about $4,000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
b. AND O. IN AN AGGRESSIVE MOOD.

Philadelphia. July CSpecian. Third Vcc-Presi-
dent g. X Lord, Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company viii arrive In this city on Monday TO take
charge Of the affairs OF the Philadelphia branch and
It's connections. The company proposes 10 improve
its shipping business, and 10 extend tho terminals
in this city to serve every section. An effort
will be made also 10 compete with the Pennsylvania
at all polnts for Southern and Western freight and
passenger business Mr.. Lord will have full power
to act on all questions relating TO the policy Of the
company. Tho business men of this city intend to
give Mr. Lord reception and banquet, and a com
mitee representing The various commercial exchanges,
was appointed today make the necessary arrange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
KANSAS AND TEXAS INSPECTION.

Parsons Kan July (SpccaD.-The Kansas and
Texas Investigating Comnlttce returned hero this
evening from their Of inspection the Neoso
branch and will go TO st. Louis tomorrow, having
completed their inspection Of the Kansas and Texas,
cad International and Great Northern properties
Mr. Gardner Of the committee, said that the committee
would have considerable work to do at ST. Louis be-
fore they viii be ready 10 begin preparing their report
lie said they had found both roads In fair condition
but suffering from lack of business. They had how
ever found the crops abundant everywhere they had
been and when they began 10 move business would
be good and the Missouri Kansas and Texas would
Is share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
BIBLE WORK IN JUNE.

The stated meeting of the Board of Managers OF
the American Bible Society was held at the Blblc
House on Thursday, TheOphus A. Brouwer, vice
president In the chair Grants OF books to the valuc
of about 81 O15 were made upon the recommendation
of the Committee on Distribution, including $1,000
for colportagc and liberal grant for distribution In
the northern part Of the Republic of Mexico letter
was presented from the Rev. s. Gascogne. OF wash
ington Territory requesting the society to publish
the Gospel of Mark in the Kllca language with the
English I'm parallel columns. The receipts IN June
were $40 G79 "A. The issues from the Bible House
during the month 79,434 copies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
THE LAND GRANT FORFEITURE BILL PAssE

Washington, July Elm the House to-day mes
sage was received from the President returning with
out his approval the bill granting pension to julia
Welsh: also a communication from the Light House
Board relative the nadcquacy OF the appropriation
for light house service in the sundry Civil bill
Mr. HATCH, of Missouri, presented the report Of
the conferces on the Agricultural bill TO the effect that
they had agreed upon all points of difference except
the Senate amendment apprOprlating 100000 for
sorghum sugar experiments The report was accepted
and the confcrees directed TO insist upon their
disagreement to this amendment.
Mr. RYAN, of Kansas, endeavOred TO secure con-
sideration for the Emporia, Kansas, Public building
BILL but objection made on the Democratic side.
This led Mr. BUCHANAN, Of Ncw-Jersey, and Mr..
RYAN bitterly TO dcnounce this SIDED business
Of allowing consideration 10 bills called up by Demo
Gratis and refusing 1t to bills presented by republicans
The regular order was then demanded, being q yea
and nav vote the passage OF the Land Grant For
fcitnrc bill and the bill passed by vote of III
TO Z.
Pension bills were considered at the evening scs-
sion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIALS-A modeIs,e ggsn |ass ~
red si5ds0; Trenton and Philadelphia front e
pier, s27as29 Jerseys s4esS "a RAE I'm Eiyer hard
g 55aso Is Roekand Common Line s ua,r aiaa5e
cement ~ 5as2 65 for round lots American p9f,i'n
English Portland az 20ds2 so Rosendale, slasi o' p'
Dbl; Lath, s2d$2 Is per m - -, ..,a.. nv
COFFEE-Brag grades have been under hey,eer re
cepJ far country trade was concernGa; FaIr car
eoc nominal Sales 1o0O bags NO. od ,' b,Ss Costa
Stacks quiet but without charge. Sales, tOO pays nvss
g,ca and 800 DO sayanila The business In options "sS
again Light at lower prices decline N HAVE ana mo
Interest az this point. Final figures 5Oa4o points O''
the previous day Total sales. al, 500 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
NO ACTION LIKELY OK THE PENSION BILL

Washington. July tspecIail.-it has become ap
parent that the determination Of the COppcrhcad Ad
minlstrston aud the Confederate majority In the
House TO prevent any action at this session Oh Tie
Dependent Pension bill viii be adhered 10 and that
no such action need be expected OF course Chair
man Matson expected that the bill reported by
him without the authority Of his committee 10 remove
the limitation tho Arrearagcs act would be brought
10 a vote The report was made simply to promote
his own political prospects. The President. who was
SO busy writing pension veto on July that he could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
ILLNESS nP GnSrAY SCHKAB.

report was current last evening that the wel-known
merchant Gustav Sehwab. dying at his home at
Morris Dock TIioune reporter who called there Thurs
day evening however Informed that M Schwab was
M worse than he had been for time. lie has been
sick since January with droDsical complaint coupled
with kidney trouble The reporter was told that al
though the gave little hope for his ultimate re-
eoyeYy yet there was considered to be immediate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY I 1855.

not attend the Gettysburg celebration does not want
TO face the necessity Of approving Disappearing any
general bill for tho relief Of disabled and dpchdeht
Union veterans. II was hoped at one time That inc
Committee on Rules would act on the proposition 10
set apart time for the consideration Of the Dependent
bin but hone has been cxngulshcd. and the friends
of the measure generally express the opinion that no
action whatever is to be expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
THE THIRD AVENUE THEATRE TO BE REPAIRED

Thomas j. McCahlI, owner Of the Third Avenue
Theatre property was examined In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas at the suit of the Department OF Buildings,
which demands that tho north wall Of the theatre be
made safe and that the galleries be proppcd up. Mr.
McCahil said that the north wall was safe and that,
as the theatre was closed and would not be opened
unfll August. lives would be endangered IL the
oIcr,es fell I'm tbc meantime lie admitted his
Ship of the pTnses and promised to have the ouIdnG
mi safe at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
NO REORGANIZATION IMMINENT.

There appears to be no immediate prospect of re-
organization of the Missouri Kansas and Texas. The
joint committee appointed by that company and the
Missouri Pacific Railway IS at st. Louis, where it
will remain probably for two three weeks. eXamin
Ing the accounts and particularly the operations Of
the lease 10 the Missouri Pacific. There have becn
no negotiations for settlement of the differences be-
tween the two companies and both sides are awaiting
the result Of the examination. Tho physical cOndl-
ton Of the property has been found to be much
better than eXDccted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
AN EMBEzzLER RETURNS DERAYGED.

Troy, ~ Y, July Guy c. Duzcnbcry, formerly
a money order clerk Of tho Troy post Office, who EN-
bezzlcd 81 900 three years ago and fled TO Canada
returned yesterday TO this city, His actions indicate
that he Is mentally deranged. There Is an ndlct
mont against him here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07

receipts 81 bales. exports coaswse. t3s bales, "a IA,
Weekiy-Net and gross receipts. TO bales, sr,or.
coastwise 24s1 bales; sales. 10 bales ''
NEw.ORRASs July G.-cotton-Firm. Middlnz o..
Low Middling. 81; Good Ordinary, Sbj net and gros
recenf. baes exports Great Britain SIC bales
wtse 3ls bales; sales 1900 bales stock. 434l3 bales
Weekly-Net receipts. 2024 bales; gross 5D2 bales
exports to Great Britain lO2o5 Daies; coaswise. 800
bales sales. 1900 bales.
NRwYoRK June Following are the total net rccept
OF cotton AZ ali the ports September l, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
WEEKLY COTTON MARKET.

GALVESTON July 0.-Cotton-Qniet Middling, Ills;
Low Middling 1916; Good or'Hary. sSi net and
receipts, ~ baes exports eoastwisc bales sales
bales; stock, J.. 207 bales
Weeky-Net and gross receipts, s30 bales exports
coastwisa l. 37l bales. sales 100 bales
NORFOLK July 6Cotton- Steady Middling 10 ll6; net
and gross receipts 2l9 bales exports 10 Great Britain
ooastwse bale. saies b22 baies stook 7To6 bales
Weekly-Net and gross receipts b3l bales exports
Brtan l632 bales exports coastwis o3s bales
| sales. y l0s bales.
SAVANNAH July 6-Cotton STEADY and firm. Middin9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
BONDS OFFERED AND REJECTE

Washington, July 6.-The bond offerings today
aggregated $l37 900 In lots as follows:
-Four per cents. registered. 100000 at 1"7 l." Soo-
600 at 127 3-s $4,000 at 1877 3-s.
-Four and half per cents, registered, S27Sooo at
lO7 SO; q 900 AT 1O7 IL; 10000 at lO7 l."
None OF the offers were accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
COURT CALENDARs-TO.DAY.

SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM-Recess
SurRppF CouHr-CHA MBERs-Bofore OBrion. J-Motions:
suPHgNE COURT - SPECIAL TERA-PARr l. - Adjourned
until Mondav. July o. NJ 1890 o. ~. - -
SrnRoGATE's CouRr-BrOfo RaneOu. EMO loV-Nlll
of Christopher V. Hogan 10 a. m
TESTIMONY TO DE TAKEN BEFORE THE PROBATE CLERK
Sol. smith, 10 a. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CRY Penn. July 6--Natiena Transit Certificates
opened az "a highest TBN lowest "a, closed los
sales 800 900 barrels, clearance 10000 barrels Snsr
terra l2so07 bbs shipments. 7l5eo bresi runs soso-'
PrrrssuRa. Penn. July e.-Petroeum ihrm ani active
National transit openei A. a NJ closed 1905
highest. 76si lowest IAN
BRApPoap Penn July 6--Nationa Transit Certificates
opened at 7lA closed NJ Tea, hEhess 76b lowest ~
ClearaneSs. o0S. 700 earrelA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07

1 vos. color az present the hue OF health
And II via never out OF style iis shades and n % arc
varons bat an Of them exceedingly bec0mnG III POT
feeiIy astonishing change being daily wrsngnt Nv
DR. Pierce's Fayorts Prescription ~ the LOOKS OF .esw
vomen Sufferers from OF "fsmsie weakness OF
irsgusrty baekaee nervor, prostrsnoa shoua E'eH
txisL AL druggistS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
A. N Drink In EeYern
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USE UORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHATE

Use HOEsFDEU AUID fHUaI
DIR. CIlAs. II. s. DAVIS. Meriden, Conn. nays; Il
have used IL an accessory In OF neanchola ana
nervous debility and pleasant and cooling drink In
teyers and have been very much pleased VIII -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07

COTTON-The market for spot firm ana miehanse g
Sales 2i5 bales for consumption me PSr. 49, Ris day
last week PA bales for the Gay st be S
Sjnce Scnember 1.-THE beginning Of the crop year. INT IL
ceints have aggregated j4426co bales, comparing WIN
< is3 2l2 for the corresponding time last sesson
Quotations based the American sondard OF cassines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

Z,
The New York Central Railroad to-day will begin run
ming limited express the Grand Central Station TO
Saratoga stopping at Troy The train, which VIII DO COM
posed Of drawing and buffet smoking cars, VIII ea'e
every Saturday at p. arriving at Troy at 80 ana
Saratoga at 80. The return train. on Mondays VIII
leave Saratoga arriving in Ncw-York at 10 80
a. IN dining will be attached to the southbound
train on which breakfast will BIO served ms service
will be maintained throughout tho Simmer season.
Following is tho statement Of the Pttsburg and Western
Railroad Company for tho months OF June 1887 and 1888
earnings 1887, s152,72i 90; 1888, sl707 o9 81;
increase, 21.073 SO.
Little Rock Ark. July (specia) To-day articles OF
association filed by tho Memphis Little Rock ana
Indian Territory Railroad Company with the Secretary OF
State The road from this place to Hot Springs
thence to Indian Territory. The capital stock Is
si,GOo,oOO. The directors are: BENJAMIN f. Orr ana
Gustaye A. J. Mllar, New.York; f. f. Smith, James F.
Pagan and ]. J. Sumpter.
Freehold, NJ j., July e.The stockholders OF the Free
hold and New-York Railway Company have elected the
following directors General j. s. Schuze, George Hunter
Brown Of Brown Brothers & Co.. New.York; Justus b.
Ralph william r. Schultz, william H. Vredehbursh
Theodore W. Norris Stacy r. Conover' Daniel T. van DO
rem Samuel J. Wright, IL. D. Wlletts. III. H. Lame ana
Joseph d. Hon.
Chicago July e-The Erie road to-day cut the dressed
beef rate II per hundred pounds from Chicago
to York. and the Pennsylvania and Vanderbilt lines
met the reduction The rate cattle dropped TO L.
cents All the roads made rate Of 20 cents on pro-
Visions Erie continues to show fight and WILL In all
probability make another effort retain Its dlferential
by putting a OF IS cents dressed beef today
Jacksonville, July (Speca) yesterdays session OF
the United States Circuit Court the recent foreclosure
sales OF the Florida Railway and Navigation Company
were confirmed Articles OF incorporation OF its successor
were filled to-day. The company is to be known as
the Florida Central and Peninsula Railroad Company. and
the following gentlemen named as directors William
hazard Cutting H. T. Duval, Frederick w Foote, Ed
ward n. Dickerson, Adolph Enger Wayne MacVeaeh,
J. H. Thomas ID. Z. Maxwell and John A. Hcnde son.
Extensive improvements contemplated
Sharon, PENN July (Special)-In the Mercer County
Court Yesterday the OF the Fidelity Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, Philadelphia against the West Penn
sylvana Shcnango Connecting Railroad Company and
W. W. Reed contractor, OF Erie to ascertain whether the
plaintiffs claim for 500 took precedence Reeds
claim ss50oo before sale Of the road was ordered was
argued. Judge MeLard reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
corroS MARKETS-RY TEIFORApR

LIVERPOOL Juiv Ga m.-cotton-rhe sales OF the
law Included 5000 bales American Fntures closed steady
Up,ands Low Middling clause. Jny delivery SO sid
setrs July and August delivery 3l64d sellers August
and September delivery s6id sellers September ana
October delivery 1904 buyers; October ami November
deyery l30lh sellers; November and December delivery,
l2gld buyers, December and January dolvevy l264L
sellers January February delivery l2-0sd buyers;
80, daily 4 op.6id sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
UlHE llliiJ l&'1 o@s
American standard Of classical
STAINED.
Good Ordinar

Good ordp naJr,v ssafo hGd Misn'lns
options opened sa4 points lower and moved S mar
ket closed barely steady points decline on hess s
Z to points decline on late months from ge''e'u'' . ~
ir0 nrfcps Total sales, 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-07
TIE asoov LINE CUTS RATES STILL LOWER.


The "SOo7 Line people, as was expected, cut rates
stl lower yesterday, and gave shippers further sur
prise by announcing new route for the transpora-
ton OF freight. 1t announced that they had en-
tered into arrangement with the Lehigh Valley road
for carrying their freight far as Buffalo, thence by
steamer 10 Gladstone. Mich, and on TO st. Paul and
Minneapolis the sault Ste. Marie and Atlantic
road. Shipments by this route reported TO have
been made at the 60 cent rate. Transportation over
these lines leaves the Canadian Pacific without any
haul, and entirely out Of tho business done by tho
500" route 1t was stated by a well-known railroad
official that during the day the officials of the 500"
line in this city Offered to do business through to St.
Paul rates Of 40 80, 25, 30 and IL cents, according
to the class Of freight which rates are much below
the prices yet quoted during the rate officials
of the 500 line however. denied having offered TO
do business those rates. but when asked 10 give
exact statement of the situation declined 10 give any
Information the subject
ST. Paul. Mimi, July (specaD.-The 500" road
announces to-day that July - the rates on
merchandise from New-YOrk west BY way OF Now
York. Ontario and Western Rome. Ogiensburg and
Ontario and SOO' roads will be advanced. Tho
rates established by the circular are practically the
same those that prevailed prior to the cut made
last Monday.