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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

Leave Stations. foot q DesDIose e aIa SoftaAd' 's
The &c ceeD % NsTYcfE CHICAGO Limited.
Hs R!S9f$t is s; r. 5 al. "A
Ga5 dsessd S and mSEaaS
MN CAP rn% 0a yfssqs f1i s
Ptsbufg Cincinnati Cleveland i'd and 4i,s g. Louis daS'
80 except e. sa'n %se S' E7pFes Pullman yesSg.
eSs icsea cacpnsa and Louis daily. except sa'df'
ns Car, P' aa EapFf
For Wia$PSTS 90 M 3 ;C CORY P ioi
H5y Hnd a Es tS s I'll 10 Regions % connecting
ts6saon and - ,3 20 RET Rsaans.
oo. ii 100 a. m, 90 90 and 80 p. Sundays
p. S$ and &s: e.
sS5 ss $S Bsps e. I ssS 90
S6 90 aHd 80 a 90 IA sS S
S i 80 saa SS na Ohio
aad ctne!5n9aai sotJgsfS Dining Car and Coaches
weEday For Cape Nay 90 t ,Ds wsSSs}{ s,a
'O 1n S ana Am60 80 so5. AZ eaI 40 M %
] a aa8 S95 502 Gao not 81 Stop Ss at
NS at oC s n sag via BsSs
poS Ard q BAY R no % with all
'OS s'TssSS Ss45 5 eP va
DR MI, = E' 30. 90 6G 40 90 80 500
90 6 80 90 and 90 p. AID u - night Ac-
COMMUNICATION, II 10 g. m 40 and 90 p m sun
836 4 90 4:3o 90. 30 90 and 100 D. and
rrd IL n sd nEhs NeA daily Sunday
and ii 10 M, !; Q a. 5: D. m and 10 2. m and
Ticket 0nces Nos l. ass, $40 and ga Broadwny.
tor Uouse and foot OF Deshrosses and Corandt SIS
Courts and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF tpon-
Rrooklyn Hudson-st., Hobokel; STATION. jersey
City Emigrant Ticket ONCE Castle Garden. -,
The NewYork Transfer Company wiz cal Tor ana checH
TCd1ffSS p 'PIrGH J. r. WOOD.
| General Manager 1eneral fa-sr AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS,

BUILDING MATERIAIS-There are steady demands
for the grades OF bricks, and fair business In other
SO s. 50 per iO6O; UpRiyer Hart IS 59oSd F:h,
s97Se2s Itosendale Cement 9ocas1 10 per Dbl Amer
az Is Rockland Common Lime. 81 per Dbl and do Fin
shlng 20 State Common Lime Soc, and d. Finishing.
II 20 ST. Johns Lime 95c Lau 81 1882 20 per 1000;
Goats Hair. 2ia2Sc per bushcl; Cattle Hair iSd2lc
CHIcoEYm9get ana upenans5a W9co, q sSe
Taylor Brothers, English Chlcory, casks and barrels,
CoCoA-Uas o fair call at quotations; Maracabo, 22c;
Cauea y i2e Caracas 15gIsei Trinidad 10 I2Gl4ci
Ba99 u $tGfsc ard na6u lSS and moaes
quote: MOlasses Shocks and Heads, 81 s5a$2 % ;
sq 81 S soheS Il soS 55 old Shocks aud New Heads
Without Heads 81 Ioas1 IS; Rum Shocks and Heads,
SO i0ds9 80 Rum Pipes 96 6oa9G; Empty Hogsheads,
81 25aS2 50 Hoops, IA feet s27Gs30 IL feet s20GS27
COFFEE-Brazh growths for prompt delivery were adj
yanced Lie today N keeping with options and trading
1900 bags l. 3lc for No 81 1!c for No IA 34c for
No T. for No Santos Mild grades in better de-
mand Sales 300 bags Maracabo, private terms and 700
mats Java, 10 94a20 1-4c. options developed more
strength to-day In sympathy with better foreign advee
Early sales indicated advanoe Of 5d5 ponts and from
TO the close there gradual rise with SOME hte
buying by sI9rs leaving on 25G35 points Peer tnan
opged Ia pig higher Cher o 9uiGt KsgaS 4rs eSs fU2
10000 bags; total stock 925 900 bags santos receipts
5000 BAGS. Receipts at Rio July 70 July g. 1859,
81 900 bags; same time 1883. 900 bags same time
1887, 200 bags. Receipts at Santos July to July
1880 40 600 bags time 1888 10000 bags same time
All her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10

Mixed Western 200 SJc; White do 3ya3ooi No w. ns
oSa25 1sc closing ESQ do Angus 2Sgzs i s, &c
Inc at IS 1.ec DO September ~ S402sc, ciVSs az az
~ 94c; do october % 1923 14c closing AZ ~ o.
do November % 3-4c closing at IS "a 40 MAY az
closing 81 1sc FIEQSSotsa 40 no. sossse rye
HAY AND STRAw-Fir1nness Is stili noted on nay s,
owing 10 CONTINUED small arrivals Choice stock has Isr
demand ana quoted tribe better. Straw moves out so"I
.HKY-No. T. large 00c small s0as5c NO. arg, ,o "a
az lie small 7oSa2 l2s r4 Cow dSe R1s s eoa7oc
s& 5ost i've sh 4p}a5Sc Dat, IoS55c.
UoPs2Denand from all sources continues OF nm
tied character, and the m1rhet rules Dadey
2S $50 S &c ggs 4 sSs2ff ss &c
lSSG GsSci a 40 isSf' new eS9o ysa4oe
HEMP AND JUTE-Qulet with Manila nominal
Manila bernp II 4c for shipment; Sisal hemp II lac
butts s4e for paper. ssc for mixing ana iZ' i0r
MTpESReccnt sales have been at steady prices on
all grades, importers evinslng no W. di'p SSoe
E Ru.DH urge v,e s'os Selected aosS$ &c.,
% 1922 N Toe California g2a25 10 l9ci MatamerfS
92a25 H. 1913 ~; Central America, 2Oa22 D l2a i0c
Buenos Ayres klps selected ioal3 ~ I9e1 Cordov d
fP S 1 icS iiYaf cS ess. NSSsSl1so
western ii h. od1oc Southern rs theX run oy
ry soited Matanoras selected. q as No. i52d3c s0uIn
EN- os they run 24a30 n. 7c Wet Sseu DusoS HiiIdS
cow, selected 4oa5o ~ Sc Rio sra1c c New
rjty l5Sa7 ~ 5Ssc: Texas OK and cow 50a60 n, LA
&c +: civ slaughter OK Go5s0 n. 84c. . u,.A
LEkTTE-A good export trade IS IN ptogrcsSa nen
absOrbs current arrivals au AOsP'
the market in a strong position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
RAILROADS..

II RTE RAILWAY.-TicketO Offices 401, 81
IL 9 and 957 B5oa@aSs3p S ire! BoTNsy ba'ss s
@a 3as oIy SSSar snd S and
or Sleeping Gar sos and orders for S6sSkng a0s
ad earlier than minutes Pe ea sAG%n from
by local Hlpr rss' Pullman IL BaSss Drawing
Coaches e. BnTGo connect at Hornesyille for James
s'Mn e a@a day 9Scaso Louis Iei solid
MeadVilIe 'Youngstown, Marion and Chicago Without
sePns & seA SSa e c o s Saoin
Chicago anf Ss { sSeDns P Coaches C'S
hS an Hasea Ss.g doad iSon L@ sns@ss
nuSet seeSns Coach to Rochester arrive 80 a. m
80 M every day Chicago Express" Pullman Buffet
MeaGyiiio. Youngstown Cincinnati and chicago o-,.
oFapgS o o. 8 ss 10 Sis 5s 2iS i %
Sundays 10 80 sa % a aS sio 10 70 a. p
SsF o' 5 s2 49, 80 10 s % p u 2 )?
ES2 5g e. 81 81 S s:25%d 49, s;oa 49, lSso
Paterson. l. 4S 59s 20. 10 49, Y cli m, sd
11S 81 2 ), S,ls sQ w. si5 COR, Si5' 49,
7so 80 o 10 s Ta l? N e a 645 $40
70 sas SO ~ q m ssssa'y's 80 Sn e. ~
Rsg ,o so ~ 49, o2 S ~ 80 J. G:Oa 80
susE p Idsa J. 4 49, q a ~ L - ~ ''
NeS5aggh 52a 10 80 sAS ,s ' SorlSy ga Gar
rSzsdo AZ :s3 & 1879 g aO East n Express
e9src1 i Sl'9 5s soo 10 80 80 80, 30
N,idne1sr and Port Jervis 45 529 .. 10 80 a. m
- q 80 T. 80 o 80, g. 7. $50 D. m ,o,o
Sunday local trains. main line, 4Ao 10 III 5o NJ
40 4, q: 80, II 2; IN. , o.,o ran - ..s
Express trains from west arrive o'oo '''V " H. a'oo'
R55SRIPiEay RAILROAD OF y. J. DIVISION.
gI 10 - iSS T. e. a. G 9 20 ss 81 ssq Sum
days. Is, 800 a. NJ, 80, 80 and rs p NJ %
NyaeSS o anu nv R5 52s 80. 60Ia Gas 3 10 30 -
Sundays 10. 0 80 a. m, 80 4 1880, rs p. m
ban Homes" with local time tables
w j. MURPHY. L. y FARMER
w. Senn Supt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
pRODUCE MARKETS.

Iiyerpool July o. 3 AZ y. m.-Beef IA fair demand ;
extra Indis mess steady SIS o.. Pork poor demand
IN poor demand ,Talow IN fair demand prime ely
st,ay 24s ID Tulpentine IN fair demand Ros.n IN
futures in poor demand Wheat in active demand. Flour
In rood demand. Corn, spot, IN poor demand futures
I'm faif demand: nj, ed Western spot, steady IS lOd
July and August steady at 3 sd september. steady
doHaHd.
spafingly: California MOL Is l-2dd7s l2d GENITAL
'cpu for he past three DAY looOpo cc.te 1inclu1-
xed Western b. IOd per GENITAL receipts Of American
corn for the past three days Oa'ecO eentals Peas,
- "a per GENITAL for Canadian -
Ioudon. July q. D. m-Pfoduce-L inEeed cake,
ma TO- Gd ner ton for Western. Iinseed OIL 2Os odd
30s 10 Lea per Spirits Of turpmtine, S2s per ewt
Antwerp Juy 9.-PetrOeuut-ffne pale American II
francs 62 l-2 centmes. paid and seherk-
Petroleum z InarkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JEtRsEY.

u FOOT OF LIBERTY:sT.. NORTH RIVER
Tone tor E 1sss q B sade en- Allentown MsueA
chunk. %Re.Ssrrs and scranton eadns HARRISBURG
''' 90 g. TIs%lns'on, Easson, Bethlehem Allen
'oTn ga Maa's Lake WSYs:ssss E s:a
ton Resdas Hsrrisbsrg pottsyis TdmaPua sham0hin;
su9bgTy Leweurg ws@sp2qL s.,oo, Bethlehem As
,orn oY E i
chSnt &Rs:bsrs s.Isssn
s SSSS sna is 80 $s$s "a gs%SsSS
s."Ss IS 81 isss a sad n'0a'''"
fsy' s rs FSs fssSS:9s' 10, .ss
fSSv q f &1. f RIVER and p.m. 40.
P For bach sC Hsvea Atlantic City vneand and Bridge
q S. 20 &c. ss SS go Ia 4
Sundays ,o 200 Lob $$$ e ag GgETRHR Pans.
For Highland ns sSsS gssS Beech
d 5 5ss 80 IL no. % no. 80
sssa ssoq % P1 oFfsS &c. G'SSS i f s
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barnsgs' q 30 A. %
q For sbS sscS Haven Atlantic CITY, vnsland and Bridge
ton tor e %, a. e. Hs sTI "a 3D. 90 ssnr
days only, 8 30. 415. 80 D. M sun'A'" ''' mo
y SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
Via Central r. X Of New-Jersey, Philadepha and hssc,
Ing X r. and baltimore and Ohio Il II, leave zoos OF
Idbertyst N. Il. j. m nan =, m
E.: SsSSASs ss IS s g. f5 rs 50
".3fs sS g g. 70 30 p 20
Trains leaving at AS, II 100 NJ go; 90 a..
burg IS:'; sUs Oar .e.t can be procured 2e
1aSthost ia East l25th-st, NewYork; ConrsA' soo
Ful ton.st 90 broadway. Brooklyn =, A., -. .,..k
New.York Transfer Company WIN call for ana eAe'A
baoaage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
NETWORK CENTRAL
AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government AZ the,

ROUTE OF THE FAST MAIL.
THIS Is ERAISs T Eh Ns GNB pE FROM FROM
the Es;af s%S sS aSFFE SST iss5 CITY
tsa m R6 S AN ipres Wagner draSlnsroOm
90 a. M. Saratoga Lake George, Adrondsek and Mon;
SON Railroad and NewYOFk to St Adams via Central
'o % 80 a. me- FAMOUS WAGNER YEsTIBULEp NEW.
YORK CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS LIMiI e3F DOM eo.
9eoOm and sleeping cars for Albany Utica syTae S5'
aSohs sTfT Su az Shsasg 80 A
ng VIII hSg' omBu! RsA n d
Albany with drawing car for Cooperstown Elegant
me- PcRcsso Falls To-
Gas9S %ag1 SG cars to hhed Springs
70, saratoga Lake Geo SSS ka:aaa
ssratosa an and cald s"Sf LAKE seoss '
on SSuPgs s saFp'0F9 co snS dAS Of w
Drawing Room Cars for saratoga and Lake George and
$50 p M, SaraioeS sP,,s;al, with Wagner drawing
y SO M Acs5aulodescn % Albany and Troy SSn;
points TitsEbuTg r. Il. Wagner dTawing-FOom car.
press or Niagara Fails buraio Suspension Bridge To
detroit Chicago Wagner vssubded sleeping aud
't5 90 M Thousand Island and Adirondack ETp,s.,
daily Washer Sleeping Car HewYorK Paul smiths
via Utica and Northern Adirondack Railroad daily except
6I5 D. m, Canandaigua Accommodation Wagner
sleeping-car New York syracuse and Syracuse 10
Canandagua Through sleepIngear. Ns~-Ysrk to Canaan
a"Fgas 30 on 'nS 81 MePRtIss ,ya
Saratoga and Adirondack Railroad, also 70 Plasburg
necttne AZ Patsburg with parlor for salanac Lake
and XdFondack Moqnt4!n points Wagner sseping,es.s
and to Syracuse and Canendsggs daily except SUNDAY
7 40 a. m. Buttalo 995 a. M and Cleveland :2S p m.
Niagara Fails Toronto Cleveland CINCINNATI indianapolis,
81 ous Detoit Chicago with Wagner slceplng-Sa
Sleeping cars 70 Canandagua on Sundays only:
neidnIght for Saratoga, Whitehall and Rutland No
with train leaving Saturday. Wagner Seeming.
s,rs 10 Albany Connects at Albany with trains for the
Nckets and space drawing and seepngca on
sole AZ Grand Central Station 4i3 7s5 and 042 ROADWAY
IL PARK Place, Battery Place 50 West l25th-st aid
fulton sts., and 39S Bedford ave, f. D.. Brooklyn
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences
Run daily others daily except Sunday. t Stop 81
J9sth.st. station, New-HoFk
FAST PITTsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL
with elegant Wagner Drawing room cars leaves Grand
Cetra station, Harlem Division daily except Sunday,
at 3 40 p. m Fast time Superior service.
General superintendent Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. J


w ii. r. H. r. Co.. Lessee.-rrsins leave West d2d.sI
station, New York as follows and twenty minutes earlier
Hamilton. 20 SO a. M, % 10 - rs D. ST. Louis,
.6I6. 's;15 p m. Toronto. 70 55 a. M. 70 as > rs
2l5 % :55 % :15 's:I5 D. m. Gand (s II 80 m.
for Utica OF ly) Xmas, Saugeres Catskl Albany,
S15 = 49, 40 ;55 az Il 30 a. M, and 81 4. .5l5 8 IS
D. m. Newburg, 10 rs a. lis. 4 rs. :a5 % 80,
Ill AS p. m. Hayerstraw, :25 a. 40. SA5 D "a.
Saratoga Special () IL 80 a. IN, (s) 40 Draw
ing room cars through ~ Saratoga.
Lake George II 80 o. m, Drawing Room Cars Cald.
Lakes Mohonk and Nllnnewa.Sa. Via w.Pa,z, 90
(a) II 80 a. NJ D. m Saturdays only; 81 3:t5 D. N.
Drawing Room Cars 10 Kingston on 90 (a) Ii 80 M
" KaaS.rskiIi Tuntcr Grand Hotel Station and phOe
nica rs 90 (al II 80 a. m (sl 3:46 D. NJ Drawing
Room Cars 10 Grapd Hotel Station and 10 Phoenela Tor
Hotel KaNerskl and Mountain House, on 100. (a) IL 80
Palenville. Cairo and Mountain House Station sl5
Room Cars 10 catsk on taj 80 m and ~ as ~ an
Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls
iDay, except Saturdays. Other trains daily exesSt
Sundays. "a - Leave Jersey City Il. r. n staIios
or information, apply Offices BrooAyn-S3s Washinetos
St. T28 Fut,u-st Annex Onice foot OF tutonst Sev.
York Cty-27i 363. TS5 and 9l2 BROADWAY 81 W
BoWery IL Park Place 6S West 10th. ST. and Nest 81
Stations foot Of West l2i.st aud fCo OF Jay.st "
westeotss Express calls for and checks baggage fros
hotels and residences "'AA
@. L. LAMBERT
General PASSENGER Asenk vsnderbntsvcS II u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore July 9.-Cotton, quieti midding, II 3.Sa
IL Ice Flour Inactive but strong. WheatsOuthem firm
shaping hioher but receipts poor; Fulz 7Oa01c Long
berry 7JdVJc; Western frm No. ?, Winter Red, spot,
Ssc July 90 1879 August o5 34qs4c; september 81 -
asa lie. Corn-Southem hrm ana wanted; white, asa
soc: yellow 45a47c Western-hrmi mixed spot, 43c !;
July a. 34a43c; August, ~ 1892 34c; september. 43
GI3 14c: steamer doc. Oats-hfm; Western. Western
white $40 81 Lee do mixed 3OG3lc graded No white
Sac bid. Rye-Qulet, 49ojOc: Hayaaoo1 demand prime
to choice Timothy 44 5UaSf5 80. ProvisionsQuiet and
steady. Buuof-quiet, creamery, lOc Eggs-tasy, &c
Petroleum-steaiy, refined, 7lOc. Cohee-nonna no
carOoss fair III Ice. Sugar-lirm; ~ soft l-ic
Cobper2stea1y; peaned. 10 i"26iic Whiskcy-s;cady
81 TO- Freiehis Liverpool per steamer, quiet but firm
grain per bushcl 4d Cork fo orders, IS LA August
s. 9dG3s 10 I'D Recopts-Flour 1000 barrels; wheat,
5000 bushels corn, $4,000 bushels. No Shipments
Sales-Whcat. 43 900 bushels; Corn, 10000 bushels.
Boston, Mass. July 9.-Flour quiet and hrmer. Corn
firm and scarce steamer mixed, a. lie steamer, a7c
changed Butter easy Cheese unchanged. Eggs quiet
and unchanged Recepts-Four s. 800 bbls, 5000 sacks
corn 90 900 bush oats 10 600 bush; shorts 10 tons
Buffalo, n. y, July 9.-Wheat-Some inquiry Tor Oh
hard scarce 81 10 Ii; No; Northern, old Chicago
s1Gsl OF No. Spring 81 lac. Winter grades strong
higher; Of No. Red, choice sold at 97c on
track and bushels do in store Of 96c; No. Amber
track No White oregon, $50 in store. Corn active
firm and higher 600 bushels No. Yellow sold at 40a
40 1-Sc: 600 bushels No. yellow at 80 3sa39 34c
81 900 bushels No. at 30 S0S9 34c, and 10 cars No
White 81 12c No. White. 80 S4d31c on track; No.
Mixed. 20 81 a27 3Ae in store Flour steady, With a
good demand Millteed firm and unchanged Canal
fieights firm and unchaT gnd. Reeipss-Flour 20 900
bb.s corn $4,000 bush. oats. 10000 bush Shpm nt'
BY canal corn, 10000 bush by nil -four 10000
10000 bush; rye. $1,000 bush.
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
o.. .p.o lam s161 as2 Sac s6l 2ss s176 0O7 $50
rupopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London July "a p. m-Consols 9s l1 ;1 for both
money and the account; Atlantic and Great western fs
mortgage trustees certificates. 80; Canadian Pacific
IN ~ Erie % 10 Mexican ordinary % Is; 81 Pau
common az Ia The rate discount In the open market
Tor both short and three months bills is ID per cent
paris adyiccs quote per cent rCntcs at 80 RI az
centme for the account and exchange on London at %
Pr IL centmes for the checks The amount OF bullion
withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance to-day Is
272OO0 pounds. . -. -, ,,o-,., pao,, o.,
Germany shows decrease In specie OF lV4ZoooV mafKs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
vs rpo, THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was the same listessnes about the crude
petroleum market yesterday that there has been since
tho plan Of option trading to promote activity
went into effect. "Scalpng' was tho principal busr
ness dome and IL had only IL cent IN fluctuations to
base itself upon A good business is enjoyed In re-
fined OIL and the work of the drill Is holding up tho
SUNNY Of crude But speculation is barren Of intor
esfng feature or promise. The market closed as it
opened, and steady Ia tone. - -
The range Of prices and tho total dealings "ero as
llnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
The Treasury purchased $4,000 412 per

The Treasury purchased $4,000 41-s per
cents at 06 10.
In State issues. Georgia gold Is sold at 72 IL,
Louisiana consol 4s at SO "a Tennessee settle,
ment IS at 74a73 3-4 and Virginia es, deferred
trust certificates, at 8.
Tie general bond market was comparatively
quiet and generally easier in prices Atlantic and
Pacific Asa however, were Steady at % 3-aa
10 l-2 Rock Island IS were off TO l05 LA
1O5 3-s. Chesapeake and Ohio new IS declined
to lOl 49, Fort Worth and Denver 6s sold off to
96a06l-4. Philadelphia and Reading 4s declined
10 81 5-S and third incomes 70 SO l-2. Richmond
and Allegheny frStS, d. and NJ. receipts, were
firm up TO So Reference is made to our full
report Of bond sales.
Money works easier, despite the croakings of
financial pessimists. The common rate was per
cent, exceptional IL and l-2, closing offered
The Clearing House statement to-day WAS as
follows: Exchanges, s1424l0,513; balances,
S5.4lS90l.
The Sub-Treasurv to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House SG52, 900 It's net gain on bal
ance was $40, 938, made up by gains of s3S,53G
lions covered: Receipts $4,000, ESQ; payments,
go 25972l resulting in general balance OF
:fo4, s3l 507, consisting of 81 "a, 694 s4s coin and
S20,1 600 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day S246,220 National bank notes for
redemption. o. NM 1,
The customs receipts were s83l,732, and the
internal revenue receipts were 81 O2.OSl.
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows
Julys July O. Differences.
AZ. ala On MA Al 90 on ZOO e161 400 Dec e877
Net silv'f nd 81 52O,e4S Sl,6bOaZV DOC. i'V'Hi'
Net legal tenders 1900 AN ~ $50 70,
on hand 26'tOOOJO 2e,oOc,4oo Dec h-'"''
Actual cash In
Treas'y vaults
over Outsand- - . 49,. -. ooo ~ .oro nc A.,
mn, ~, a. Nus 40 sol al5 42142 III Dec 679.03S
,, ,,pns sos5 os0 s99 ses4 o47 ss7 Dec ei $50 OO2
The foreign exchanges for to-morrows mall
were unusually dull and were easy at quotations
for octnol business az follows Bankers bills AT
s4 Sc and "a 81 81 respectively for long and
short sterling; French francs at 5l5 "a ana
SIG is; reichmarks at 95 Is and 90 IL, ana
guilders al 40 18 and 40 l-2
In London British consols opened LIE higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10
Quotations arc based on American standard Of classnca
STAINED.
Good ordlnnry....--..- 81

Strict Good Grdnary.s 1916 Mld1ng 10 LILO
Tho speculative market very quiet, ana without
prominent features. Easier Liverpool advices led 10
decline OF points early, ofter which there was rally
NJ 2Q3 points. This was subsequently lost, and me
close 1G3 points decline moro favorable
crop adyices. Sales, 30, 100 bales. . c..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10

(OTION-Ihe tpOt nlrkct rued INN and lnOI'ruItIy
active nj unchanged Sales 300 bales for export,
and 4os bales for consumption Port receipts 209 bales
against O. halcs this day last week. o57 bales FOR the
same day last year Since september l. receipts at the
noris aggregated 5.iS642i Eales. comparing with
5.i4s CAS- bales for the corresponding time last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10

Refined oil continues in fair demand at 100 CENTS per
gallon In New-York, and 40 GEMS IN fhiianeipma
and RaltmOIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il TILE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMhEioAs
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By The ,ru.T
r,yrrRI OCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK slCNh
SYSTEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10

SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND re
TR0LEUM ExCHINGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10

but closed unchanged at ss ll-1S for both money y
rnurd. bullion an balance. In the open market
money was easy at / Ia per cent for discount OF
bankers bills. BAR silver wns firm at A. Ill S,l "a 50
foi,oyvad rho changes of the home market, but
ruled higher than concurrent home quotations
At Paris French 3 per cents were higher at
s342 10, and sight exchange %, on London rnled
ot o517 francs for sterling The weekly state
ment of the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows
specie loss of o ago, 600 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10

fness DaiTGs. 1915 Eegs-De@and Light; ice.
Glyg S ' eBB@g gnssa'?S % S .3
sS 70 o 1S am B N2 w q September l ky
Provisions firm, Pork, ,si1 as. Land, 60 80; Butter,
eE d9af tb 19G sax EE steady s IL sS
bis; wheat 15So8 bushels; Barley. 4.Ooo bushels
philadelphia. July -TIogr-pem;agpd continued n0der
but Ree s1G qff m a9 TPd 49, small R advanced &
cher grades nominay UNCHANGED in absence supplies
irP% s GhG sleTsSS 7 but 30 h'o
July sGaS7c August 81 l4as4 3Ac; September, a IA
as4 Se October 81 l2TsS Corn ruled h under
meet current ooOH2S yda% Is a No. N4s s in in
liz sGgtem6Ss 4sq sns 2f o q sSo;s 20 I
nm. but local trade demand light. No white, 80 II
lover M N %n Vile S uy 50 fg s95 ie Aasa
32qS2 19c september 30 7sS$i tSe 0ctE6e5 81 nd
i Il ' sugarReGned Grn powdered 1919 5-sc Grmu
a 8 IS Ga S Il Pe aaa and o 2g't articles sSs'
CHANGED Recept-Fiou bills wheat 900 bush
300 1 6asS eo Ss 6Us oa 1S6 bush
July 512 sS lam as4 gn'I5D Deoh. N %Gs,t
Though receipts were larger offerings were small After
9 SS rSsd % prices aal9i Si1g RsS s
4 ys eeSs at ri c IS 9a G''9 $3.50 s
ss sePiff% @ 5e 1S57 7sS clTfe sbc at
No se xSG csib as5 sc july a2 Lac closed at
ss1s sS sd So fSGst e 'Sssd ssia 81
oaoulet No Cab 2ie pa July 22s e ana thft
Nav Me- b SGe Rye-No held loc S& Hey-SIafEct
NfhnIt change Prairie. 40; Timothy tedsl3. Bran
ouIet and unshanred at 4s46c Tlaxsoeds 10 Lead
force saes Refined, -s9 81 l;2 Chemical Hard, SO IS
bid for August and July delivery. Butier-QuIet and
Fcrs-Good stocks lower a o. b1t most sales ae q a
Whiskey-Sendy ~ o. Provisons-Quiet and steady.
Pork 4l2 Lsrd-Prime Steam. dull best BID 80 10.
Dry salt Shoulders. s. 25: Longs and RIBS SEA
SO g. Short Clear 90 2oaaG % BseonBoxea Shoulders
e5 81 To- Longs and RIBS 50 65dsG 30; Short Clear
se $500 s. ~ IIams-Ss tex and nm az elo 7Sa
bushels Corn % 600 bushels Oats 100 bushels Rye,
none; Barley. none ShipmentsFlour 1000 barrels
wheat 100 bushels; Corn. $4,000 bushels; Oats,
5G 600 bushels Rye 1000 bushels; barley, none.
Toledo July 9.-whcat active higher; cash. 50 12 a
o2c July SO 1-2c; August. 81 1.2c December 81 1oc.
Corn aSiye' Cash July, az septem6er s7i9ci No;
iulI: cash "a so October, s. CO. ReceptsWheat 00C
bush corn 1000 bush. Shipments-whoat. 1000 bdSh
| oatg 600 hush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-10

Cash QUOTATIONS were as folows Flour rm and tendlng
upward. No . Spring Wheat, 81 3-4c; No. Spring
Whest nominal 10 EGd. 50 s4c No Com, Soc No
nal No / Flaxseed. 81 80; Prime Timothy Seed 81 45
Meas Pork per Dbl, eli so Lard. per 100 D. So 3J Short
RIBS sides Qoose, So S0a$5 So Dry Sailed shoulders
tooxed, So IS; Short Clear sides (boAed. So - La
&c % Whisky, dsters' finished goods, per gallon.
Al % Sugars, Cut Loaf. UNCHANGED.