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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July B. D. m.-Cotton--The sales OF the day
included II 600 bales American.
Futures closed quiet Acknowledging, Low Md
ding clause July delivery A-Gid sellers July and
delivery l-6id sellers August and september
livery. 2.Gid value; September and October delivery
7-6id value october ana November delivery Cid
sellers November and December delivery 3504d sell
ers: December and January delivery. 3i64d buyers
January and February delivery 3iGid buyers Sepein,
Der delivery, 2-Gid value.
Galveston. July Cotton quiet; Mi11linR. 1O7sc
Low Mddlnc. lO4c; Good Ordinary 92c net and gross
receipts 40 bales; sales bales sock 4S2 bales.
Norfolk July 3.-Cotton steady; Mlldling, lie; net
and gros, receipts ale bales stock, 1sf bales.
savannah, July 3.--C0tton quiet and hrm M.dtllng,
10iec; Mdtne 0',c; Good Ordinary, Be; net and
gross receipts bale exports coastwise 81 bales sales.
Z bales, stock, l123. ~ -
Newt Orleans July 3.-C0t0n quiet; Middllng. 107sc
Low Mddlng lOisc; Good Ordinary, 9sc not and gross
receipts none exports coaswse, 222 baes sales 100
bales; stock. 20,S7O bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
LIVE STOCK ,rARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. July 3-Cottle-Recepts last 81 hours 600
head: total thus T. $50 same last week
1920; CONSIGNED through 500 had LOO Of which TO
NewIork; cattle for sale feeling quiet Sheep AMI
LanbsReccps last "a hours 1000 head total for week
thus far. 1J4O0 for time last II 800;
signed through. 1000 head 200 Of which Ia NewYOrk
FOR sale market generally unchanged sales
rather lower Hogs-ecepts last 81 hours. 2.G60 head
tol FOR week thus far "a SO frr same time last week
"a $50; consigned through 700 heal. 10 NewYOrk
19G0 for sale market quiet but firm medium. ~ G5
workers. - T3asi so s1les chiefly at 81 30 pigs - -
az So rough. - 1Jd&i.
Chicago Union stock Yards July 3.-"The D-oyers'
Journal" reports Catte-Receipt,. 10 300 shipments
900 market steady; bceyes s4eft 40 steers - 35a
- 20; s0ckers and feeders s2aS2 90: cows balls aud
mlxcL 81 5oafS; Texas catte; s2df3 60. Hoss-Re-
crpts 5000; shipments 5000 market steady to Sc
owo~ mixed ~ 2jasl -; heavy. "a coast IS; light,
- - - Co. ssips. 80 5o4si %. sheepRecelpts 900
shipments OcO; maflft slow natives. 80 50dS4 ~
Western, 80 30Gs39 80; Texans. $3@s4 lambs 81 75G
= 20.
Louis, July 3.-Cate-R Receipts 1900; shipments,
none market strong choice heavy native SO 500
90 fair 10 good do 50 1854 stOckers and feeders lr
good a. @0ds3 20 rangers corn-fe1. e. 7Oas3
fed, S2aS3 TO- Hors-Recepts. . 200 sh pD
none; market steaiy; choice heavy ami butchers -
ect0ns - 3O0Si 40; packing, me Hum 70 prime. goa
~ 35; light gr1des ordinary T. best 81 35as4 as Sh eD
Receipts 1000 shipments none MARKET steady far 30
choice E3Q n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

The Treasury purchased S6l3,OOO IL per
cents at % rs and 500 per cent, at %.
State issues were neglected. Louisiana cons0ls
sold at So OF city bank stocks, Fourth National
sold i2OJ at 81, and Merchants Exchange 400
at "a.
The general bond market sympathzed to some
extent with the depression in the share market,
but there was no special pressure 70 sell. Atlantic
and Pacific As declined 10 - l-2a76: Chesapeake
and Ohio new rs were easier, yet firm at ! 02 l-Sa
lO2 IA Fort Worth and Denver first 6s were oil
TO 90 3-4a06 rs. Philadelphia and Reading As
were steady at 92a92 IA the first income IS at
S2aSl rs the seconds easier at g. J-S, and the
thirds lower at "a Ia New-YorS. Chicago and
St Louis Is were of TO o. -. reference Is made
20 our full report Of bond sales.
Money ruled at 3 IL per cent, at which rate
standing loans generally were marked down; late
loans were made at LAB per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as iOi-
lows Exchanges Sl40, S47 100: balances, $780,
404.
The Sub Treasury to-day was debtor 10 the Clear
ing House 81, 204 ,3lj It's net loss on balance was
s79343O. made up by losses of S44,333 currency
and S749.097 coin. The days operations covered /;
Receipts, 81 ,6l5 ,009 payments 81 .4OS439; re-
shifting in a general balance Of Sl9j.52o,94O con
sistjnq of 81 Is 5l4, Gas coin and S200l4,292 cur
rency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 81 9O,376 National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were s59l ,95s and the in
ternal revenue receipts were 1913, ZIG.
To-days Washington Treasury statement Oh Cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
rr-nnpFAN FINANCIAL MARINES.

London July 9, 4 D. m.-Consos, % - for money
and ~ ais f0r the account; and Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates, ~ canadian
oldInary 50; ST. Paul common Il Il New-f9Fk Cen
tral 100 81 Reading, "a 3-5; Mexican CenIal new
Bar silver is quoted at AZ 11Gd. per ounce.
India Council bills allotted Today at an advance
OF 1-32i. per rupee -.
Paris a1Vces quote 3 per cent rontes az Oh francs
% = Confines for the account
The amount bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day Is $4,000 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

infer moderately LardSpot and Fuures-Holaefs
freely Prime Western Spot dull % Ss; yu tiosders
oGer modsrs,sy GospOt and "a ed %s
Gust hfm at 80 I'D; September urn ~ , o. ~ if
Hons nt fondonPaclhc Cosstlolders oner hds,s offer
prcadsfuns-Wheat steady; demand poor nouer
,,odoyately Corn-Flrm; demand poor. New Miheu
Mr-t4rn. 81 LID per GENITAL. . %. o.. ma, cu,t
Iondon July "a d. m-Linseed OIL 2ls 30 per CIV"
Reaned Petroleum, Sac Lid per gallon
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Consolidated

INCLUDING 10000 barrels July delivery at 30 rs cents
Refined oil was unchanged at 100 cents per canon
in New York and TO cents in Philadelphia apd bali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore July 3.-Coton dull Mlddllne. II 3-sa
II l.2c Flour quiet and STILL Wheat-Soulhern rong
and higher; Fu.tI, oil s9G91e; Loneb.rN. Old 90a95c
new, 20 zgjc condition Westen strong; No Wn-
ter Red spot sc lie July. Soc; August. 81 34ae3c
+ptembcr SIC. CoFn-Southern scarce ana wan IL ;
White 4Gd49c; yellow. 45047c Western hrm; Mixed
spot ~ 1-4c; July, 42a42 lac; August, ~ "A
10 5-sc; September ~ 1916 Steamer doe oats hfn
Western White, $685. 12e; do Mixed 29e3Qc: Graded
No. = White SIC. Rye-Better inquiry 49a1Oc. Hay
steady; lest IN good demand Primo b. Choice Timothy
Creamery, 1GG17c Eggs weak a. decline; LIZA lie
Petroleum firm Refined 710c. Coher entirely nom nil;
RIO careOes Fair Is Ice. Sugar very firm and active
A. SOFT 1-4c Copper and whskey uuchaH 2 d Feights
10 Liverpool per quiet and steady ain I'D Cork
for orders July. s. 1-2f; August b 9ia3s 10 l2L
Rcccipts-flour 5000 wheat 5000 corn 1900; oats
1000. Shipments-NOne. Saes-Whelt IS 900; conn.,
p
Buffalo, N. Y. July s-whcat-od, No. 1, hard, dun
hut Arm. closing 81 2G Is do, quiet at 81 o. Is
sales : 500 bushels No ! Northern % 81 Of Ii No. J
Northern. from Chicago. 81 OF No. Spring, SOC No
Spring, s7c winter grades quiet but firm No. Ited
Red extra Soc No. 3 Red, SOaSlc; No. ] White
Michigan o. track; No. White oregon, $50 in store
C1m-Firmcr; Light carload demand: No yellow
80 7-sc; No. yellow. 80 Lee No. ?, 20 - No
3c IN store OATS rOnger, No. White, 81 81 a3Zc
No. 3 White. 80 1890 3-Ac. on track no. Mixed
20 SIC, In store. Eyc-Dul and nominal Flour
Steady. with q good demand. Mlfced Steady and IN
Flour. 6 800 barrels; wheat 5000 bushels; corn
$1,000 oats. 10000. Canal shipmcnts-Wheat, 7O9o
bushels: corn $4,000; oats 1lsOoO Railroad ship
monts-Flour $1,000 barrels wheat 4l,OOO bushels
corn, 10000; oats, 100000
Cttc,oo Trtv Q Tho loading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
pnODVCr MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 9-3A5 p. m.-Beef and Pork-Hoiers
Holders oner moderately cheese-lioldefs oner moaer
Taow-H oner moderately Spirits Of Tufpentne-
Tho supply is poor. Strong at 30s Gu ROan-Hold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
SPIRITS OF TURPEETINE

wilmington n. c.. July 3.-sprts Of turpentine firm
at o. Bic. Rosin steady strained 7sc good SOC Tar
firm Al II Is. Crude turpentuo firm hard 0Oc yellow
lip. ~ 90 virgin, "a 90. Corn hIm, white 10000 (;
yellow, 4sc
Rosin steady good strained. soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
Cost au0 9onno

- 0eT On sToIrN-Bank-boo book No. 20S,679, Issued Dy
l. the German Savings Bank in the Cy o. W neSoIlae
Henry Won salem All persons oauiiOheu 70 s6.nk
tho same and requested to deliver the Door On the 18th
14th-s and 4th-aye II no. de to the bank
day Of July, 1882 Application Will W N'
a duplicate. 100
New.York, July 4, 1880
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over outstanding 40 o,c ,.o r,o. eeoo 1oa
Net cash 500 oss 7s4 s2oL 502424 800
The foreign exchanges were dull and heavy at
quotations for actual buslpess as ioiloWs p'hN-
ers bills at 81 SO and a 81 respecuveH lot ionS
and short sterling; French francs at Bis q ana
515 IL: rcichmarls az 30 l-S ana % 10 anu
guilderS at 40 1.S and 40 =.
In London British cOnsos closed IL easier az
9s 10 and 9S OIL respectively for money ana
account The money rates were steady; / LA
% per cent between bankers and 3-s per cent
for discount of bankers bills. The Bank OF
England lost sO,O 900 pounds bullion on balance.
Bar silver advanced IL Cd. 10 az IL Cd per ounce
English standard, and India Council bills were
allotted at an advance Of 1-32d. per rupee Amerl-
can railways were lower, following the decline IN
home markets, but yet generally rnlng mgher
than concurrent home quotations. At Paris french
3 per cents were firmer at si2 IL; The weekly
statement Of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
a specie loss of 4O,974, 600 marks.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
Number of miles ICES 29s zoos ss-5 5 $40
5 ESSrh to week 9a6d = s5 June 11ss 1o5o85
COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO.
"a S f$S + 81 $ ls
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
S$%G'} 81 lss
PITTsBURG AND WESTERN.
E$%$'' + A.? :sS!5 s5s i 80
TOLEDO ANN ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN.
Ss"8'; e.. "a q as
MOBILE AND OHIO.
NSnH Of J5gs eSS sSss sa73sss
ATCusON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FEE
H5El Ts: & % a June.
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Proposals

orrTcr or STATE TATE E o. EY y2E WARDEN OF
sIN0 SIN SING SING, June ,2s. 1850,
ROPOSALS are hereby solicited dof =, me ne
100 on the manufacture OF Boots ana Shoes
From 100 to $50 scanning and asserting cioth.
F rCm 100 70 $50 on manufacture of Overas ard
Bill From 100 to 500 cutting stone: ..-,o.
From 100 to 300 upon other industries tho State az
may Se and conditions will be furnished to aD
20 the warden or Principal Keeper the prison ,nv
The right TffGf @1d al aS Sf Wider hereby
Sor FOR KERSE1 And oE Sldk
1928 ARCH STREET PHItADELPMIA "a sso Jg9e O.
this office until IL o'clock noon saturday July g. lss2
t tRs iG eIg VIM rs 5000 Yards 3
No H. Bidders must state The dates their proposed
deliveries The Government reserves the Ight to ISleGt
pFSdaeton or manufacture conditions OF quality aud price
Including in the price Of foreign pISducu2s or H@u o
T pesss Gs and dsS Will be Gshed BY
s sppGors a9pyPP Proposals for Ksfsey SIX T the
GfaG i HS2GE aH Dep sa9'Ss' H. Ge0sfa g.
PROPOSALS. FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
i u. S POWDER DEPOT, DOVER, r. j. June rs
proposals On FRbAT july 90 1ss9 Tor
furnishing Structural Iron for %ags5n sn 6gdns dTf
oils c during the fiscal ye2r ending l TuH2 S9 aS99
stinulatiops &C. can be application u Major f. H.
PHIPPS Ordnance Department U. s A, COMMANDING.
TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
1sseseaIed proposals IN rplIcate, vii be received az
this Office until II o'clock. noon on ThgrSday JuY ~
The TIE attention Of bidders Is Invited 70 Acts of Ge9gsoi
apS Sss9 B Esq na4 2 2 1872 ps se5
For specifications blank forms ana al Rtorma4n apply
Engineers, u ,. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN .n'
ficures Of fbe last previous statement follows:
JuIy o July g Differences
20. co an hand ASA III 500 slSG PAL 107 Dec
Net silver on hand. 32.OSo.v-o o-'fs"0'- NV
Net iegal-tenders 80. 49, % Or rE1 mo- oq3 ost
ON hand. ...... sD,oOlOco -''"'NIo4 DsS' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
NALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON, NEW
PORT FALL RIVER, PROVIDENCE. and all
'''eiA Double SUMMER sERYICE,
-Four steamers in cOmmls sOn-PU klTAN
pILGEIM PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY

Vt, IItON VII NOI8O-'H
SDlpndid orchestra attached 10 edch vessel.
Lave New.Yorh from Pier Is, N Il. (old MOI. foot
oil NH IA M foP Fan River direct connecting for
Boston, 'Fitchbulg,, .Bediori Marth2S Vineyard
Is p. In-For Newport and Fa River, due Newport
ahout a connecting Win express
trains and through for Boston, Cape Cod Lowell tho
WIZ WHY GYS leave New.YorS at 5 30 p. m for all
points Returning, leave Boston p Il i;;.oo,,v, k
Jersey CITY oe eses Az ga SS9 and 9ay s
Eroadway: ITO 9th.ayc. POI West 125thst, and lSi
East l25th-st. 1853 BoweT, Aston House and Windsor
send 1y,s in stamps r. O. Box 452. ~ Y. for
copy OF Fall River Lire Tours" and "Oh Colony
pilgrim Land" An illustrated summer book of nearly
100 nages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
o = 80" ~ j. RRrCE IsMAY. Aeent.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. the South & Southwest

THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier 20. T. r. foot RoOsevelt-sL) at ,. m
SEMINOLE. Charleston and Jacksonville Sat, July o.
IROOIOIS Charleston and Jacksonville Tues July D.
CHFROKEE Charlie ton and Jacksonville. Fri. July u.
All steamers nr-f-cass passenger accommodations
effected one-hfth OF
cent. WM' T. CLYDE y III neJ, Nsei,NyS'
u G EGER. G. T. 4. Q. s. r. & p Line. 3I9 B'w'y.NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

A BOSTON VIA STONINGTON LINE.
N .Only direct line to Watch Hin and Narragansett
D. Steamers Rhode Island and St0ningOn leave new
pier 49, n. r., one block above Csnal,st at . p m,
cpsl ticket oees in NewYoTk and BrCokyn ana A. az
ofhees Of New y orr f,on hosis and residences
ana cheeA O"eS"~ o. II. BRIGGS. G. P. A.
~ D pARCOCK A. G. P. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
STEAMBOATS,.

AIRANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
~ Steamers DREW aud DEAN RICHMOND leave ,Ol1
pier Al N r. foot Of Canast 90 p m daily touhdayS
aaycentadl connecting at ALBANY with IL m. special
express for sARAToGA, LAKE GEoKGE sA hIA;GA
DACKS. Brooklyn, Futonst, via Annex, at D
D. m. Electric lights in all rooms.
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, land
Sdwbu ing MarSoroi Hilton PGqghkeepsis and EscpGs
cnrnsct}ng with Ulster and Delaware, Stony Glove
and CatsSlu Mountain Railroads The , steamer CITY
T,nsdSy and THURSDAY at D. Saturdays at p. IN
lapSng only al Newburg and Poughkeepsie, connecting
with evening train through the OdIsA -Ho""'NAi' N'
Inv A will at l d. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

"A Tons West Point and Highland Falls. Cornwall.
Newburrh Maribcro, Milton, Poughkeepse West Park.
and Esopus connecting with ULSTER ahd DELAWA IE
Stony Glove and Catskil Mountain, and kaatersk Kali
roads The Steamer JAMES W BALDWIN leaves loot
HARRISON Street lPier "a old MONDAYS. WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS at 4 p IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
over outstanding - - an. ,.o ~. seao loa
certificates SPAS 80 oI5 e2ie Vo 10y - "oys o.
Deposits ia bank. f37so.ll 4Soz"<'7 Do0' -e.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EICHAKGE
STOCKS.
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BOSTON VIA PROVIDENCE LINE.
Ia Nr0RCESTER AND ALL. POINTS

ID PROVIDENCE, WOKCtsIEI. NM NJ. TUINd IN
EAST Steamers Connecticut and MASSACHUSETTS VIII
leave pier 90 n. r. foot Warrenst at 80 p m daily
sunday excepted for Providence direct. connecting az
,harS with xpress trains for Boston and Worcester,
rving Boston 10 a. N. LoNGEST WATER Ro Ute;
SHORTFST RAIL RIDE. REEVES CELEBRATED
oRCHESTRA on EACH STEAMER Tckets 9 nd sta!e ATE;
oms secured az principal ticket Offices in Newly YORK am
Brooklyn az once on Pier % and on steamers ana az
ali offices of New-York Transfer Co. who Will CAL Iof ana
check baggage from hotels residences 1900 - . .
w r. BABCOCk, A. G. p. A. .. H. BhIOOS' u T. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route.
QUICKEST CHEAPEST AND BEST
Catskili evening line amers kaaeFsNl ana Cats
kiI Leave every week b. from foot OF Jayst,
n r. connecting with G NJ and Cairo Railroad For list
VI nouao'' i"0' 49, w J. HUGHES. Catsklll. ". Y.
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uTDSON AND COXSACKIE
4 steamer KAATERSKIL LII leaves Pier 49, N III 1901
~ Jay.st TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
" ~ M c0unectinc at Hudson With Boston and Albany
~ r Special accommodation for horses and carriages
no NEW-HAVEN, zoe.
4 EXCURSION good daysl, 81 25;
Steamers c. III. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAb leave
Peek slip Pier % Il. r. p. M and IL D. IN. Sundays
tor RMERiDTN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD, HoL-
WOKE &c Through tckets sold and baggage checked at
ga broadway New York, and COurt-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04

On Tie Pr duce Exchange today the Butter market
Fncsi Diaries, i2aiSc; Fine. i6aI2c Eess-FiIm at
Milwaukee, July s,-Flour unchanged. Wheat firm.
Cash D." 5,ici SSgRemser I ISi, Con firm 10 8
40. l. 4So - 10. Bailey quiet. 30 ., ole Pro-
Is 'G9l Sas 40 hug SC b pq 1s"' andg S2
DaiGy Esss ,li t,esh re Geee
wheat. 1900 barley, 9oc. shipmentsFiour, 1885,
Philadelphia, Juy 3-FIour fair demand for desirable
grad Of bonn , p@5 fnl "6 6, ogs S1d Rge rgrl
-mal supplies and unfvoIabe weather Tor the harvest.
Se OF No M Pen % S sn bs o' o qGa foT S'u
hghT fair inquiry from mileis but business restricted
aei 81 i.2eS5c; Kqsa,t.. = al i2e; sepemb.r va
whole market ruled Arm ugt demand confined To- fey car;
oi, % meet cufr.5t ioe tiiae Fc945cne1l No.
depot 4ie; No. Sci jay AZ Iva 7ae; A9eus q 81
% 14c oats5onerne, modeeie sni lsa ket Tor car
Nixei Soc 80 WHIT 81 i,2Sssc; No WSitc
y,h July 6Ielcr; 80. White jaiy. 81 II ass XXX.
mss G ice Gtrr artc ao uhehaaqc1 Ree'pr
d d oo Sa6m Sh- 200 500 b SoI pom co
"a 100; oats. oi.4oo. No market tomorrow.
S. Louis, July 3.-Flour unchanged. wheat-1hc
opening excited. especially for July which sold
higher under an eager demand for shorts Wet weather
market wera the buIlish influences that alarmed the
Close was Weak Win July abou, the Some a., yes'e.iay
ana the oes option. ag }n 80 % 2e iG"er No.
"a 45AgTi 7.sc: August 7i1.sa353sc cio.eI = II
asked: september 70 lao l2c, closing Is 3sc Deecm;
Mixed cash - 1891 5sc; July. 81 l-2c, August.
~ lie closing 81 1lc asked september. 30 Sc closing
98938 Sc asked. Oais-Noth'nc done cash 23c bid ,
July, 22c bid August, q l-sc bid: Reno, =. Zoe
asked $50 quiet, easy Prairie. Timothy.
9dl3c Bran quiet; a 1-2afSc Lead arm. but gu.c'
Missouri e5 - - Refined - 50. this bid Tor Chewi
Eggs, lOc. Commeal. - 1jas2 20. whishcy. ~ %.
Provisions Quct easy All around Pork. $40. IarI-S9
demand for Prime steam. not quoabe over 20 o. Dry.
salt Mcaf--Shouldlrs @ %; Longs and RIBS. fGa
- - 12as6 Long. and RIBS 05gs9 Isl short Clear
600 bush Corn 81 900 bush oats. 25 600 0ush. Shin
ments-Flor 5000 bills; Wheat 1000 bush Corn. 600
bush. oats 70 600 bush.
Toledo July 3.-wheat dun. lover Cash. SO lea
s9l-2ci July 20 &c August A. S.ec Deccm,er
tember. 81 I.2c. oats quiet Cash, 81 1-2c Clover
seed dull Cash. - 5Oi october, "a 60 Ilcce pts
Wheat 900; oats 1000. shipments-Wheat. Is 900 /;
corn is OOO oats. loo
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7 Nt IEdUIIII IuVUIt9 IdIIsVV- ~ I"IIO
WIFE At No .

I1-h Qu0iat-0ns WoTo as f0-loWs: FTonF Un-
CHANGED. No. > Spring Wheat, 50 14QS2 lee No.
spring Wheat, 76oI7c No RED, So l;2ci No: Corn
80 bid NO. oats, - 7Sc 40. . Rye, ~ 34c; No.
Barley. nominal No. FlaX,eed. 81 40 Prime Timothy
seed 81 55qf6; Mess PORK. Ter bbi sl So Lard per
100 g. 56 81 In Short Ribs sides (oosci - SIa&J 90
Dry Satcd Shoulders boxed. - 25a5j 81 -; shore
Sides boxed &c - i2G 80 % Mhakcy, dl-l-rs'
I'M sn ~
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z INJ-N LIN L.
EDIl nIrL,I. n STONNN AND IINERPOOLA
lMHITE STAR LINE,

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND CNIpED STATES 49,, MAI, STEAMERS:
II T. a a. m ceitie H. n
Gcrmanc- July p, p. m. Teutontc Aug 81. d.
'Adratic.Ju ly 81, 80 a. Gernagic Aug, 25. a
From. White Dock foot Of West lOthst
Saloon, SEQ $50 and SlOo. stee,oge to or from the
Old Country 500 A limited number OF second cabin
passengers carried these outward, $50 and
$40: prepaid. s4O excursion. $40 and So COmpanys
office No. Al Broadway, New York.
~, - L RRICE ISMAY- Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-04
AUTHORIZATIONS PACKET co.

Ii EXPRESS SERVICE between New, fGTSi SCUM SCUM.
(lOnluul and Hamburg, by the new LNln sore"
steamers of 10 600 tons and 1880 horse power -
Express 5 ;. Augusta Victoria $3.50 ,. M, July 70
ENnress = ). Columbia. 5 a IN, Angus l.
REGULAR SERVICE 10 Plymouth (-ondonl, Cher.
bourg Paris aud Hamburg also direct b Hamburg.
Bohemia > 80 p ~. July o Rhaetla.5 a. N. july j.
First cabin, $50 and upward; st'erage &C low rates
Steamers leave from Hamburg docks, Hoboken, n j.
General ONCE ~ Broad General Passage ONCE,
way C. SCTfURZ Dir. c. B. RICHARD CO.,
II. ]. CORrIS. Mgr. 81 Broadway, y. Y.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-29
A Story About n:i.5.

An old resident of Anderson, Ind, relates
the following story of James Whitcomb Riley:
During his early manhood he found him
self entirely penniless and without prospect
of work. His fertile brain conceived the idea
of posing as a blind sign painter, and as such
he made his entree into Anderson, an equally
impecunious friend acting as advance agent.
People who had no more need of signs than
a Zulu has for a dress suit ordered them
through sympathy and in order that they
might see a blind man doing artistic lettering
and sign painting.
Business doomed and money fairly flowed
into their empty pockets. One day, however,
Riley mounted the ladder feeling hilarious
over his financial success and little the
worse from too much Anderson whisky.
Among the crowd who were watching the
phenomenon he happened to spy an old &C
quaintance. Forgetting his role Riley yelled
out: Hello! Billy, how are youP at the
same time, with unerring aim, landing big
brush filed with yellow paint square on Bills
head. The joke was out; all Anderson was
CONFUSED, the clever sign painter was the
lion of the hour, and he has no warmer ad-
mirers today than the victims of his old
ruse. Chicago Tribune.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-29
4 Chinese millionaire.

The honesty of the Chinese in their bust
ness dealings is shown in the actions of Hou
Qua, the Canton millionaire, who died a few
years ago, leaving at least S5O,OO0,O0O One
of the Chinese firms of Canton had failed,
owing great sum to foreigners. Hou Qua
got up subscription and paid the whole in
debtedneSS He headed the list of'subscribers
with 81 900 out of his own pocket, saying
that "Chinese credit must remain unfair
nished." This is the same man who, when the
English were about to lombard Canton TN
less their demand of 100000 was paid
within forty-eight hours, headed the sub
scriptlon list with the sum of S1,100,000. ~
give" said he, 1880, 900 as a thank Offering
for the, business prosperity have had. l
give 100000 as testimony of the fidelity of
my son, and 500, 900 as mark of the atfec-
ton which bear my wife" This man, Hou
Qua, though dead, is still greatly honored IN
Canton. His gardens there are among the
sights of the city, and his name is synonymous
with business honor.-FranE G. Carpenter.