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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20

BUFFALO. July Is-catt>-Reeeipts last "a hours 900
head for thus $500 head For time
1910 head Consigned through 81 all OF
which to NewYork ~ carloads market unsettled.
Med um to Good 81 5O05 20: Texans SO 25G3 70.
shesD-tteceiDts - $500 head Total for
tho -. 500 head For time last week
200 head Consigned through - u OF which 10
New.YOrk; Dads for sale. mlrset steady Common
10 FAIR 81 10 . 9j / load Western Lambs al 80 20.
Hog,-RecelDts - .j63 Total fo- the
thus far $40 head For same time last week
337l5 Consigned through 81 ~ o, which TO
NewYoTk carloads for sale market advanced "a loo.
Workers So OO0C - Selected Medium weights
50 80.
CHICAGO Onion Stock Yards. Iuv l9-The Drorers
Cdne-Receipts 10000 mead shipments
5000 market active strong Choice 10 Extra Beeves
- Sockers AMI Feeders ~ ~ az Sc Cows Bulls
aud Mixed 81 sOGs3 81; Texas Cattle - 30 - IS.
Hc Js-Rece 5000 head shipments 1000 market
strong. Mixed s. l5a6 O5 Heavy - s596 20 Light
10 sO66 10; Skips - Opdj so.
sheep-keceipt- 5000 heat shipments 1000 market
Natives Inferior u Fancy. IS ODnSi so; Snorn
s. IS q IS IS. Lambs 50 OOSG 90 Der 100 70.
ST Louis July 70 CIttie- Receipt. BOO head; shs.
ments 1000; market nrm. Choice Heavy Native
20 s6 Oh. FAIR Good Native steers ~ SO %
80 30 Butchers steers Meiium % Choice g 40e4 30
Feeders FAIR Good - 80 as So Rangers
corn.fed ~ 6Oc5 20 grassfer - 1893 rs
HOJa-kecelDIs 1900 heal shipments 300. Market
Choice Hesvy ami Butchers selections SO 90 10
Packing Medium 10 Prime. 80 5dt6 OO. Light grades
ordinary Best IS IS 9J 80.
Slssp-He = 500 head shipments 1000 Market
strong Fair to Choice 80 30 as o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS


Sarah n Smith having obtained an order for the ex.
animation Of husband Lawrence Smith as witness
before trial in her suit exJudge and others
IN which she seeks have Hilton removed from his
position Of the A.. T Stewart,
Leslie w Russell yesterday Justice Brlen
IN the Supreme Court Chambers, vaeate the order
Nj Smith is years old. and innrm and his
animation asked for he is going Rched Springs
next week. and may be back in time for the ral Of
the case arranged that the
examination should proceed "Wednesday.
Surrogate Ransom reserved his decision yesterday a
notion to confirm report Charles E. Miller TO
whom referred Phelps Stokes
temporary administrator OF the personal
James Stokes amounting about "a 900 900. When the
latter died 1881 he left considerable
BY the second cOde OF his VIII he cneeigheenth
Of his his daughter, Mrs Dora Stokes Dale.
unsuccessful effort made break this codicn She
died May g. 1884 leaving her interest her husband
Henry Dale. Nj Dale filed numerous objections M
Miiers which urged by his lawyer Theron
G. Strong John appeared for administrator
and CeDhas Brainerd for the
An attachment yesterday by Justice Ben
in the Supreme Court Chambers the property
Mrs. Sarah f. Porter Burial, OF IS Eaton Square,
London at the Of Pauline Of No. 37s Sixth
ave- on claim fot 900 for wearing apparel The defend
while IN this county
bill at the Brevoort House She claims be the
Of property Niagara Falls.
Judge Van Hoe"cn, in the Court Common Pleas
mied Charles Behrens 70 jail for twerY yes
terday and hned him SIS contempt Of court Bedrooms
who formerly owned paper box factory No LA Cham
bers-st failed TO judgment OF s267 so obtained
against him By Samuel Welt his bookkeeper for wages
Being cited o- examination In supplementary proceedings
he Droiano and abusive lie made an Apology and
on this account his punishment made light
Justice OBren IN the supreme Court, Chambers granted
an junction the suit OF A. Maclay ami Nav
Davies Yesterday restraining Contractor James Brady
Lexnston'aye. in such manner as 70 damage their
building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20

There Was AZ excellent for eash wheat yesteT
~y out IL Improved values only 1884 cent Shippers
took $4,000 bushels, 81 900 sold arrive L.
and the demand from nll.rs wss unusually heavy.
their purchases reaching nearly 100000 busaslG Al
this ousness excited little eject wheat optons They
were dealt In to Lhe oKent OF 2soo.ooo bushels and
eory prices tended downward " the n lao
Ia cent parhsl recovery followed which left the
close sseaiy with August le ~ 50 1-s, septeaber
unchanged 20 Is and Dsoombsr down Ii ct % aud
Nay Ia % 5-S cents CNsh IL cent
better ~ 40 bushels for export The options
were strong in the early dcaiuss but MAZE later
reces-cns blessing heavy with August and Scpterber
IL cont bc,scr nj 81 Il and IS Is re-pceuv.iJ ocoe~r
cents os1 On the syet we're II .cnt oettcr The
1mser at - being tsyn Is and oe,.hrr - con.
at a. Ia while July st "a and August at 81 cents
UNCHANGED There -alc> OF sf for expert but
the options stronger unGer covering Of shorts and
cip~cf higher . follow: July and
"a IS sert1rnbcr Is - Octsber - So.
The receipts Of grain and -four az Scvrork. Philsde-
phia BslIdor- ana b.ston reported ye.srdsy were IS
follows: Wheat $3.50 bushels corn, 80 ls6 bushels
81. .cs bushes. .o-si Gr.n is2 s2o bushsls aour
"a 033 packages The receipts AZ Chicago, Milwaukee
ara s.. Lou. were: whs,. 1i5.ssG bushels; corn
5o2oie hushsls -four, 20. 49, barrels
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. July l9-4 y m.--Cotton-The sales of the
700 bales American. Futures closed steady
Upsnds. Low Aiddling clause. July delivery, So-ofd
SELLER. August delivery, 3364i sellers: August
delivery, 306td buyers; September and
October delivery 2uo4d buyers October November
delivery and December delivery
buyers December aud January delivery, l2oiL
sellers January and February delivery l1o4d sellers
september delivery. 30-G4d. sellers.
GALVESTON. July l9.-Cotton-steaiY Mfdin2, ga;
Low Mddng 81; Good Ordinary. 80. oct aud eros.
bales exports coastwlse. 900 baes SAFES %
bales; STOCK l023 bales.
NORFOLK July l9.-Cotton-Flrm- MiidlinZ 10 3l6; net
and gross receipts 1917 10 Great Britain
eOastwise 1871 bales sales bales; stock l. llb bales
CHAMRsrox July ls-Cotton-Qulet Mmiling. 80.
net receipts 81 bales exports coast"ise bales
stock, 73l bales.
SAVANNA Juy lp-Cotton-steady and firm. Middiins
gs. Low Middling ga Ordinary. Sal net and
receipt. 27I bsless coastwise, bales saea
lS4 bales STOCK, 2 900 bales
NEw.ORirASs July lS.-Cotton-Seady. Midilins. ga
Low MiddlnE, De. Good ordinary. 81 net and gross
recent. los bales exports Great Britain, bales
sales 45O bales stock, 80 0s2 baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 10 (speciaD-vhcat opened a. the put"
price and closed Just to under the " CALI price.
Tho carly cables started the IL decline.
These were from Liverpool London and pronounced
weather improving and the market declining.
little later there along the Continental
and these in entirely dinercnt Rom the
English An incident q the day was rapid advance
in the July option to cents premium August
August closed at so Is cents having opened At - 3S
and sold during the session between 70 l-4d3S and
SO 1SG1-4- Corn advanced from 4G "a 4S for
August and closing AZ 5-s634. The motive was the
covering here and at Ner-York by shorts. The esti.
FOR Friday 200 checked the advance and closed
the market 14d3S under the top The INV oats
arriving AMI July shorts abandoning their
hopes Of getting any relief from the new crop THIS
makes July short 81 August went from % Js
% SIS There only &c. 600 hogs at the yards
where Is coo and coo looked for ana prices
$40 cents higher. The small hog receipts have
had the effect Of disturbing big 'hort interest ana in
hastily getting OF their contracts the SHORTS nav;
advanced pork this so cents barrel. lard and
short RIBS about 80 cents per hundred
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON. July ia ,. M - Consols gs lille for money
99s. tho a. Atlantic aud Great Western rs
mortgage Csrtincates. 81 Erie pa second
con ,ols 1908 Mexican Ordinary. a. 81. Paul. Common.
~ Mexican Central first mortgage bonds. &c. New-YOrk
Central 100. PennsVlvanIa. 55l4 Reading, 3lst
The bullion Ia tue Bauk Or England has decreased
4s6.OOO during the past week.
Bar silver quoted AZ l. I'D per
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn FROM the Bank or Eng
land balance to-day Is ElOO.SjO
the Bank Of En- gands 10 liability
which last 3s4e per ceHt Is now 1891 per cent
Money ia per
Paris a,lvces quote per cent rentes SO so
account aud exchange London az rs
3lior cheeks.
The rate open market for both short aud
three months Bills is s. i6Gl = per cent
spanish Is, 12e.
PARIS July l9.-The weekly Abatement OF the Bank Of
France shows OF 2615,UOO francs IN gold
ami 2 100 OOO francs II silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20
COURT CALENnARs-rn-nAY

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS - Before O'Bren Mos.
s. IL ~ 20 % % 81 - ~ 80 lis. l4l l47. u.s. 1884,
ls9 81. l94 1873, 1886 l37 1875. 1879 POO
ST-PEEME tONkt-6ENEkAL IEEAi-ltecesS
SUPREME CoURI->rkclAL IEsa PAATI.-Adjournei it'll
"Wednesday. JulJ %
SURROGATE .oJR1-Before Ransom s-Prooate of the
OF James W isrisal Thomas Barry, ~ JOAn
or Church. 1890 a m II en- b. Seaman and Peter Lair
al
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TEgn-Beiore Truax mo
day eruar.
COMMON PLEAS - SPECIAL TKRM-Before yaa Uoesen I
No caIendar.
CHI COUET-GRSERAL TEEN-AdIourned until August 6
COCRT OESRkAL rKssOSs-fART L-Befors tteeorder
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Gof-Nos 10
Inclusive.
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rrRopEAy PRODUCE Markets.

LIVERPOOL July 1850 D. m-Beef-fn poor denann'
Pork-In poor demand. Hams-In fair demand BACON
In demand t5s. long clear nrm AZ
ABS Chcese-In poor demand American finest white and
oolored dull Ais TaIlow-In demand Sprits OF
Turpentine-In poor demand. ROsin-I poor demand.
Lsrd-spo and fu<ures-fn poor demand Wheat-ln poor
demand new NJ Winter dnll at ~ new No. 2
Spring dull 81 IS Flour-In fair demand; extrn No
eady Corn-spot AMI Futures-ln poor
demand. Hops at London New.York sta'o-ln poor
LONDON July 49, m--sprits OF rurpentine. @os I'D
BREMEN July ls-Petroleam marks 10 pfsnnis.
ASTwERP July l9-wilcOx's Lard closed n ~ francs
as ceDiines per loo ko-. -
ANTWERP June 10 Petroeum-F1ne pale American II
francs 81 centmes paid and II francs 81 confines sellers
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RIIsAak
In STAT bonds. Louisiana consols sold ut

In State bonds. Louisiana consOls sold ut ss 80
and North Carolina IS, 1919 at 23. There were
no sales OF city bank stocks.
The general bond market was active and strong
nj full figures. Erie second 6 rose 10 9s 3s and
closed 90 l-4a9s 3-s. New-Yorll- Susque hanna and
Western first IS active up TO 81, and the
seconds at 70 l-2a77 IA. Richmond and West
Point trust IS were strong at above O5. Canada
Southern first IS sold At OF 2-6al OF, and the
seconds firm AT 03 3-4as4. Brooklyn Ele-
waited hrsts sold II lOgsl0S. Texas and Pacific
income seconds were largely traded in at 4 3 3-4a
43 II Attention is directed 10 our full and
detailed report Of bond sales.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex
change. Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold 5000
al 80 5-sa37 l-sa36 3-4, Western National Bank
10 at o. New-York Mutual Telegraph 800 at
% IA, Toledo Ann Arbor and North Michigan
200 at % l-4a25 II. Toledo. Peoria and Western
As $4,000 AZ 49, and Mount Desert Land $500
at s. 2jas2 81 l-2.
Money, as usual, was in abundant supply at l IL
per cent.
Ths Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges s90,s7s,24s; balances,
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House S6O2, SOB. Its net gain on balance
was sl4s,247 made up by a currency gain or
81 1919 less a coin loss Of SOS. The day
operations covered: Receipts s2,0l3,070 pay
mcnts 81, s64, s23; resulting In n general balance
OF sl92.460 900, consisting of 81 -, 34i,363 com
and SlO124.s 57 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington To-
ceiyed to-day $4,000 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were s79s,0s6 and the
internal revenue receipts were s365,5lS
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with tho
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Net gold on hand 5sa ass Sss as Inc sis9 eos
Net silyor on ND 52,s4s'e79 ~ so4 sos Dec GS'7l6
on hand. '1r-c ssOss.7o sss4.1S9 Inc 2Go a95
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Actual cash IN
Outstsnd9
certGcstea $3.50 4sI 1856 $3.50 s67 557 Inc $685. ITO
Deposits In banks - 9si $50 ~ OO7, oSo Inc 20 4oo

Net 1885 935 1896 1875 Inc. s4l2 $50
The foreign exchanges continue quiet and easy
at quotations for business rs follows: Bankers
bills "a so is and 81 So 3-s for long and short
sterling respectively; 5lS 80 and 5.l6 7-S for
francs 95 IL and 95 "a for rechmarks; 40 IA
and 40 l-2 for guilders.
The governors OF tine Bank Of England, ut their
weekly meeting to-day, made no change in It's rate
for discount, and 1t remains at l-2 per cent.
During the week the bank lost Es6.0O0 and the
proportion OF its reserve to its liabilities was
raised from 3s4s to 1881 per cent against an adj
vance from 4055 TO 0s5 per cent in the same
week OF last year, when its rate for discount was
per cent To-day the bank lost 81 90, 900 on bull
ion on talance Thu weekly statement OF the
Bank of France shows q gain OF 2675,000 francs
gold and n gain Of 2,l00.O00 francs silver. AT
the London Stock Exchange British consols were
firm at 90 lI-l6 for money and 90 "a for ac-
count. Bar silver WINS steady at AZ IL Cd. ger
ounce Rates for money were unchanged Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20

BOSTON July Ie-Four very quiet Corn quiet steady
steamer Yellow 80 916l nc oats quiet No White
Pork quiet AMI unchanged. Lard lower at 81 S75ee IS
steady demand aud hrm GIL 5O1l2 rs.
Butter steady fair demand Western Extra Creamery
2O6gle Northern Extra Creamery 81 s22c Cheese steady
New. YORK and Vermont Extra &c. Eggs steady, 9ht
demand Eastern Extras at lee; Michigan Extras az
Receipts for the week Flour $4,000 bbla and 81 900
sacks Corn $4,000 bush Data $4,000 bush shorts $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
GAINS IN RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Thursday, July 19-p m.
Thirty-two railroads now have reported their
gross earnings for the second week in July. OF
the number, eighteen have returned gains and
fourteen losses on the week Of 1887. The follow
Ing table divides the aggregate earnings OF the
companies which have returned gains and losses
and shows the aggregate gains and losses and the
percentage OF each:
Second in July 1887. 1898. Differences. cent.
Eighteen co.'s 81 4os S2l 81 ga jl3 Inc. slsjG92 l. .
Fourteen co.'s. 1llf.l37 lOl6ss4 Dec %. 253 s.73
Total 80 co.'s so5l2958 80 7o1 397 Inc sss 4So $50
The stock speculation was quiet, and the aggrc-
gate Of transactions was only 5000 shares,
against 265, 967 shares yesterday. The stock loan
market did not reflect much reduction in the aggre
gate OF the short interest although il is known
that there were some heavy purchases for that
account. But, despite the returning Of borrowed
stocks by yesterdays buyers, the new demand was
about equal to the liquidation made St. Paul
continues to command premium for use, and
other stocks were in good demand fat to l per
cent In the early dealings prices responded 10
the strong quotations received from London.
Erie was conspicuous because Of an open
ure yesterday and it continued strong
during the later depression OF the general market.
After the early activity lulness succeeded and
prices dropped small fractions. Late in the
afternoon prices were ralded and there was
renewed activity St. Paul and Lake Shore were
the stocks against which the principal attack was
made, and their prices yielded more than those
Of the general list. The feature OF the late move
mcnt was the selling by the same interest which
yesterday covered short St. Paul at Il and
upward. Lake Shore at above 93, and Union
pacic at about 81. At the decline the new sales
found a market ready to absorb the offerings and
at the close there n steady tone at something
better than the lowest prices. The reports Of the
day al pointed 10 further Generalization among
the Eastern railroads. but Notwithstanding that.
there is other evidence than that furnished by
the stock speculation that the end Of all railway
war is near.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The offers Of bonds 70 the Treasury amounted TO
sl:500,OO0 including 81 10000 l-2s at lO7 l-2.
All offers were rejected I ne local market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20

COFFEE-For Brazil growths the movement was fai.
on an easy market Fair Rio invoices were held
II Lee. sales. 900 bags No T. ex Haley IL i,sc
ship; $50 bags about p points under No; Z, l2e;
500 bags No :. arrive 10 lie, store. The milder
growths were firm Sales l,125 bags Maricaibo, 4s7
bags Savanila and l.0s7 bags washed Porto Caoeuo.
The option trading aggregated 1850 bags, while July
closed 25 points lower for the day and later months
nolu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20

ADVISED TO !" PCT HIS FOOT DUNN"
Charles p. Howell. of the Engineer Corps, United
States Navy deserted by his wife, Carrie Howell
the Genham Hotel, In January, 1877. He says that
her with him In HIS trips the After she
left him, he vanly endeavored induce her tn
He states that when her uncle in Philadelphia heard OF
her conduct, he Howell letters In which ne spoke
OF her jealous disposition, and told him 10 put his
foot down. and that she needed " Let her
cool down and she'll be all right" added the uncle
She did not cool down apprecable extent. and
finally Howell sued her for limited Justice
oBnen, in the supreme Court yesterday. granted him
decree OF separation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTTON-A further advance Of sc was essblishei on
the today and the saes aggregated 80 bales
Including Alb bales for consumption and I28 bales los
speculation The port receipts to- lay aggregated 2I7p
bales comparing with 7Js bales this day last week and
$40 bales for the corresponding day last year since
September beginning Of the crop year the receipts
have aggregated ash bales comparing with 5131 $50
for the corresponding time last season.
Quotations tho American standard Of eisssnes-
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! standard Of classlflea-
STAINED.
Gooi Oriinar

Good Ordinary ......--77s Low Middlins-..ss..S2 .
strict Good Ordinary 9ie Midilng SIS
The speculation and active Opening prices
in 3 points and lag points on
while closing figures Indicated an atvancs
points for the day and decline Oh point
lat months Sales, s., 200 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20


MIyy.AroLrs July wh.at-hsseias. we're !.s cars;
srs cash ssc DO July SIZE Do Ausu'' & 30
80 northern cash 7lsq 30 Jalv u. &c 40 Anfq,t
10 Sorssrn i' rSar s.a9 Patent: to snip
sacks. in carlots 81 70 g s. IS.
rsnADnLraIA Jny ie.roQ,.M.Tx.; :seaiy 2uls'
g 90 40 Extras Z: 7:ss oo w. No win'e. Family
8 rsHn sse Pteos. " oSls
G Clears. a. do % 30 s5nsh' and
Southern Inno cls,T ?. 10 o. -, O. 4, 'sr.sss 81 30
Clear IS 1910 q ;. Minne:ct. Pal,
i f ssa : saS' @ DO i' sss
@ .5sa 02 Ne Re
SO No Rel for 5.y ..s9'e DO for A0fEu.; ses
SIC cernTh: mstss fer opo3. .dvanco "a SbS
i"-.f ana.r ,.fs :ssias, MIsd iT.ee ia
30 Mixed for july 70, Assa.t 81
fns ;s.@y re- IL Il.
42c future. we're arm Ont qulet 30 White FOR
sey ''s Tor @a'1o
sSssrn ssH M b
srn New Hose. Moaiam % PRIME 8 20 az So southern
csoico "S so "a g. PrSy:ea.
PSI s So Fa@ moE,a Osr os
90 do f Family a ss 90 Hans no F5gs ps
do cured red. in os sro9 p0bI smoked DO % Go
shoulders IN DRY salt fully cured 7s7te' Do
do smoked 7'9e7.G shoulderS pickle cureL 7a9
sso do Breakfast Bacon loHalic Lard nrm1 CITY
R-rner 80 OU1q so. - IS. Butcherf loose
g. 25as 50 Butter hrn-Pennsvlyann Creamery E-trs
Al 200 Western creamery Extra at zoe y. e and v
Y crsanery Extra at l7ci Western Factory HDl5c'
PACKING butter l2slSc Esgs dni steady. psnnsyIs.nA
demand fair; New YORK Full Cream 9s elOc ONO
Flat1 Choice sac, do Fair N Prime 1s.9szc sugar.
strong Powdered lilo l. 1ranuAtel 1s6N Feed
frn Winter Bran $40 5ros7 80 per on rssroie .6n
dali; 10 Apel In bbiA 1ssc. Receipts lour tuV
bbl, Wheat 5.4o9 bush Cora G40O bush oats Z4ZlO
bash. shipments- Wheat 4 800 bush Corn o2Oo ousA
Oats ll.70O bush
ToLEpo. July l9-wheat stoay cash CSC old July sto
ugust s3so. September s3 &c, December 80 uorn
dnL steady s7c; September 4Sc- Oas-No SAFES
Cloverseed nominal. Recepts-Wheat 6OOO Dush OH
1000 bush Oats 1000 bush. bhipments-"heat S'OOo
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

drum corps Lieutenant Colonel Henry K. White VIII
command the veterans.
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SPIRITS or TuRPEy1IyE.
CHARLESTON. Jnfy Ie-Turpenfine STEADY at 37c
WILMINGTON. Juiy is.-Turpentine arm at 81 &c.
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WHEAT 10. :

Flour 1niet. unchangeI
Cash quotations we're as follows-So 2 Spring whs.t
s2I. 6S2s.c. No Spring Wheat nominal. No. Red Sic
No Corn 477s94sc. 40 z oats 3Oa, Sic. No Rye
at &c No Barley 62663c No Flax seed al
ST. TO- Prime Timothy Seel So 40 Ness PORK AT
tl3 oooe3 62b per Dbl Lard a, g 30as IS per 100 D.
Short Ilios sines loose 81 slltei shoulders
boxed So 06 10. Clear ss 2j as 80
Whsker distillers finished goods 81 20 par gal Sugars
Cut Loaf 8 &c; Granulated 7sac Standard "a" TIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco July 10, 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20

lean railways all opened with sharp advances and
higher than the equivalents Of last evenings home
closing quotations. they ruled strong all day,
reactng l-sa1-2 at the close. In Paris, French
per cents closed at $500 and sight exchange on
london ruled NJ % 81 francs 70 the z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20

THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The offers Of bonds 10 the Treasury amounted TO
81 800 OOO including 81 020, 900 1-2s at OF l2
All offers were rejected ne local market was
nuiet and steadv al nnOtations as follows
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Texas & t'sglfs

Union Pactfis Is.
'96
1000. 90. ia.
fgs
1000. ll51
Wab ~ L & Pa
Chicago tlv
Trust receipt.
1000. ....-..9e
2J.uUn....-- s-Aa
Detroit DIV
Trust Receipts
5.OOO-..... ll05
ly.JoO...... no
" y Y and z
lst
2O.0aU........93
West shore
Guaranteet ~
l5.OOO....-- lU2h
7.OOO....-. lO2 y
Wheeling and L +
lst
1000. ..... 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-20

MmwAukKs; July l9-Eioar .sesiv whea, :sssdy; sssh
HIGHER; No $ at 47e oats steady No White $50 Rye
dull; No. / at Soc on track Barley nrm No. ct 60c
Provfsons were strong Aess PORK and July az
sis e2a Lsri-Jay a. - 40, Angus, at 81 t7h butter
steady; .S0lkc Esxs Fresh % IL 10 chseso
aaoi; ChsddarA s9iiSc. Reospss-Flour 1000 bblA
wheat 10000 eash Barley LOCO bush Shipmenls-tsas
5000 pbIs Wheat 5000 bush
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-05-26

Area of Liacom County, 50. miles, "a.
ucrCs......i % 80
so feoc ,5!,7i6 81 600
Population OF the United ,atcs.....D,a u
No Of tnmi.irs in .... 2,C1j,UC0
SON if tl tea Statta. 81. feet. ......l' ii-
Lame ~ lin cuurcOouty for oach IA
iy il T.. ~. "a .tCt................f- f
Populution OF tue world .... ....i juO,oOG.0.U
Land for eAcA inhabitants in the q.
> "a. rect. .......... ;..... .. ........'"'
Land tCr each family of the word,
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1888-05-26

"a Location Notices and Proof OF La
blanks can be hAG at the L,ADER OF