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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17
BANKEKs AND BROKERS.
WARREN & QUARLES,
BANKERS AND BKOEERs,
Jll1 MAIN STREET.

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BONDS, STOCkS. and SEfURillE
8OUGHT ana SOLD Ia this G1d al tn
Northern markets.
We have a private telegTph-w!r from GU
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A few minutes Of their receipt no our Office.
We yet quotations every quarter ni AN npul
vhich are open tor tine inspection OF 0ui
customers.
Earliest information on the subject ot Rsl
road and Corporation Securities and Stsf
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

CHINA ASD CAvADA-An exchange
points out the following fact:
Ito appeal of The Chinese Govern
meDt to Great Britain against the I'M
fraction of treaty rights, growing out Of
the proposed exclusion of Chinese immi-
grants TO Australia and Canada. has be-
hind fl a strong commercial as well a.
moral backing. The position of the
British Government is embarrassing. IL
can hardly steer a middle course. SO as 10
pacifv China, without offending the
Colonies. The people of the United
States are specially interested, for the
reason that unrestricted Chinese immi-
grafton 10 Canada would practically
nulify our policy Of exclusion.
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By Mrs. HUMPHREY WARD,
AUTHOR OF
"ROhoTt ElSmoTG."

We have arranged for the carly publ
cation in these columns Of the above new
and popular story. "RoBERT ELsMERE'
has created a profound sensation in liter
airy and reading circles everywhere, and
MISS BRETHERTON" will still further
enhance the authors claim to popular
sympathy and approval.
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ASHLAND TRAINS.


DAILY EkCEpr SUNDAYS.
400 pa. accommodation. leaves Hy~i-sfrHt
tau0n arrives 60 Ashland 4tj pu.
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bf2 pm.
eAb am. accommodation, arrived az hyrf.
street station, leaves Ashlautat
au.
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3I2 pm.
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ALLEN L CINTER,
CIoARETTFs AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER
RICHMOND VA
Factories; 9Th and Cary, and 7lh and Cary SIS,

CIGARETTEs.-Richmond Straight Cut
No. tine original brand, Virginia Brights'
Opera purs, and other popular brands.
TOBACCO.-RIchmond Gem
Curly Cut, Richmond Straight Cut, old
Rip Long Cut, Dixie Chop Cut, smoking
Mixtures (curly cut and granulatedj, and Cut
Plug Tobaccos. &c, &C. All prepared from
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-17

THE BOODLEHs. None OF the State
Executives has spoken more earnestly Oh
p0intedly than did Governor Hoyey, %.
Indiana. This sturdy old soldier, who
refused 10 pay an assessment of - 81
TO swell The corruption fund of hi.
party. admits that there is reason
TO believe that the ballot has been
polluted not only in this State but in
many of the other States of the Uuiol
and by both political parties lie sig.
nifcantly says-in view of the protec.
ton sought for Col Dudley, both ir
Indiana and i'm the Senate-that hi,
corruption seems TO be- no longer re.
garded as a crime in the eyes of many
respectable men. -Nec Ioik Uorld.
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TKAIss EOaTHwAKD

Leave Arrive
No. Petersburg. Richmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. II CspeciaD.-The Government crop
report caught the spectators short. Ihey were III
the market as buyers this morning. Tho opening was
~ ON aAvancc OF 38 cent December opened at
II SO. sold between II IL and 7S l-5 ana closed at
II rs, The anxiety OF buyers was considerably al
layed by the tactics Of Hutchinson. lie was Ee''
free seller at one time rs cents and at another time
at II Sd The early cables were OF SORT 10 nolP
along the little advance. Inc ciO'luS Mn,
nrces were however, I'D lower, notWithsianHns
he weather In England sh0wery ana iaininE d III
some districts Tho visible supply statement llVUVV
bushels increase just about half the lhcrcaso ~
orally looked for Vessel room was ch1rteieu nerq
for 40 600 bushels Corn steady within Il ceno
range september opening at "a 7s and closing AZ 90.
Oats were like corn affected sympath tic li Dy wSat
They were steady within IA cent rance. f roVIsOm'
were weak because Of the very large hog move,
rnent: six Western packing points receiving .4VVVO
moe hogs than for the same day last year. ~ Ihe
wards prIces were 10 cents lower. Cudahy lea tno
selling on the floor s V. White a Co.. VINO are sup
posed to be large holders Of lard and who have recent
is been large buyers took 5000 or 4'OOO tefees'
Pork closed at the bottom al $40 90 ior oep1e14VeI'
OF ID under SATURDAY.. september lard az 10 81 10,
cents under and september ribs at 70 -, 10 cents
under saturday on the curb wheat was easier az
II "a cents for December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug. 12-Coton dull middling, 11asai1ac
Flour active. Wheat-SOuthcln steady; Fuz, 6VQo1c;
Long Gerry, oldSoc No. :, sic; seimer, Ole " sf.i
INA; No . winter red, spot 533s qo4c; August Sd
- sept mDer, S22c; October, Sbsc asked December,
SA1c. COIn-SOuthern easier, white. fia4sc; yellow,
44a45c; Western dull and easy miNet spot 4Se Ausu,s
~, Ike Sc temDei. 'tq4- 2c GA s-ActH W ssrn
white 33G334c; graded No. 2 whte, S5aJjsc; Rye
st,51y, jOQ52c. nay-New slow, old urn; prime %
choce timothy 1Ga17. Provisions dun. Butter stsaiy;
creamery, lJal 6ac. Elg, hrm; uesh ltl2c; COZ .
nomn1i; Rio caIgoes fair lSisc sugir steady soii,
she; others unchanged freghts ~ dN,fpool, per
~ :mer uomnay lrm; gran per busael; BAD Cork Coz
offs As 81. Recelpts-Fl0ur, 10 coo; WI a. 10000:
corn Pa co.; Oas, TO- %; rye, 10 shpmens-El uf,
$4,000; wheat 5000 corr, $1,000 saAs-"heAS
l27,O0O corn, 5000
Boston, Mas, Aug. 1o.-F1our quiet hut s,eady;
easier; steamer yellow, 4Sdic ste9mer 4sc. Oat, QUIET
SCR, and provisions une hange Blu te quiet t eady
1ye MISUNDERSTANDING 6oOO bbs aud $500 sacks; corn.
80 900 bushels OTIS 10000 bushels, shorts. 30 tons
Buaalo Aug. 12.-Wheat-Od No. ! hard nominaY
M II 20: do closed &c lover 1000 bush - at
gsc; 2 500 bush sold 9Jc; 1900 old No Northern.
sold at ODE; No. spring, SOC asked winter wheat quiet
but firm old No. red, 9Oa9lc; new do SIC ON lracAi
extra No 3 red, 79aoic; No 3 red, 77G7se; No
g2c. Corn quiet. but firm; No. yellow ALAG; No. :.
$3.50; g. 80 &c IN store oats duu, weak and ioweF
No , white 292aSic; No. 3 white, 29a5Oc NO z
mixed 2G626Lc on track Rye quiet and unchanged.
Flour dull aud unsettled Mill feel quiet ana unchanged
Canal frights firm ANA unchanged Recelpts-tloVf,
"a GOO bbls; wheat, 427Q0O bu'h; corn $4,000 BUSH.
oats, 5000 bush. shpments--By eanal-Wheat l9Sovo
20 600 bbs wheat, 14L 900 bush; corn, $1,000 buShi
oats. 80 600. .
Chicago Aug. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as so'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
couRT CALENDARS FoR TO-DAY.

Sum- me Court-lJeAea "a TcTm.-Uoccss continued
Suireme -ChamDefs-Befofa Ingrauan. Court
OPENS at 10, 80 m.MouOn calendar, Nos " " ntu-
siIo called at IL O'CLOCK.
SUP eme Court-Sp cal Tern-part IDefore lngraham,
/ - Crurt opcus "a 10 :oU OclOck.NO daT calendar.
Supreme Court-Specal Term-Part IL-Adiourned for
supreme CONFERENCE.-The 1, II, III and "
iurrocatGs Couit-iyefor Ransom. s.-Wils Of Edwafd
E. Debacker. Anna Holgwarth and Herman Fisher. 10
a. m FREDERICK Barr, 10 30 a. m.
Superior Court-special Term--Before Freedman. j..
Court opens az II o'cOck.--MOtions.
Sucfior Courl-Generai Tern-A ijoumCd For the term.
Superior Ouit-rrial TeTm-Parts l, III and III-Ad-
lou mel for the term.
Common Pleas-Specia Tern-Before Eookstaver. j.
Court opens at IL O'ciOck.-Mt tinns
Common Pleas-Tral Term-Pdrts and II.-Adloufned
for the term.
opens at 10 o'clOck-M0tiOns.
CITY Court-Tlal Tcrm-Patts /. ii and lll-Adourned
Court OF General Before GiGersfeve j.. and
Assistant DstricAttoTney Jerome.-Nos. 70 % inCu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK & SONS.
Bankers. % Nassau-st. New-York
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARhEIS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The new week az the Produce Exchange opens with
a continuance OF speculative inactivity bordering upon
stagnation. Tn the option line of wheat less than
100000 bushels were traded in, In spite Of tho
generally bullish tendency of news and conditions.
The increase in the visible supply (6o2,731 bushels
fell short of general estimates over 300 600 bushels.
The Government crop report had been expected to be
moro favorable than it was in showing small
decrease in the percentage condition of spring wheat
two weeks ago. The cable advlces also Of a
more bullish tendency and reflected the paucity OF
crops abroad. All these elements seemed TO exhaust
their power with an opening 1-4G3-o cent above
Saturdays close and the large receipts at the West
caused slight reaction. There was some recovery
later. however and while the market closed dun it
reflected slight response to the prevailing conditions
ending up as cent as follows; August 81 Is; sep
tember 80 rs, October 81 5-S, November 90 d.,
December S0 3-4 May, 1890, 81 5-5 cents.
Cash quotations for wheat were marked up l,2@ "a
cent, but the business was almost staSnsnt Win so
export demand reduced to nothing Ihere were
sales OF $4,000 bushels 70 receivers, G. l. l. -.
Corn was easier, but it closed steadler on the SPOT
$50 600 bushels being taken for shipment. The
options wer, dun and closed 1-4@1o cent easier as
follows: August 43 Ia, september 40 3-o, OctODcr
Aa34 Noye4rhcr A. December 43 So cents.
were irregular and closed up IA for August, az
2G "a and 1-3 for September at 20 3o, unchanged
90 1r and ia cent for December at 20 rs cents.
Lard the spot was steady IN view OF SSes Sr
15oo erces to arrive Tne oPGbs were september
closed up l point at S6 -, October Incnangcu az
rs 73 and losses were shown OF points ior N0Et t
at $6 81, 3 for December az 20 4V' anu , Po'N'' A
The receipts of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
., Yew-YorE Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were
AZ tiIos. Wheat 107 o2O bushels; corn 1871 100 b-
shells oats l3OI47 bushels total grain 24.o' Dus
els -four oOG packages A. Chicag9 Sg b,ss S
corn 47s3s8 bushels: oats. 43s .o2l bushels total
Grain. / ga ,645 bushels -four, 1873 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
V0RRY AND GRIEF MADE HIN MARRY.
Now HE WANTS 4 DIVORCE - CRUELTY TO
WIFE or SEVENTEEN.

Yow HE WANTS 4 DIVORCE - CRUELTY TO A
WIFE or SEVENTEEN.
Alfonso BraccO SAYS that between August, 1855,
and December, 1899. his first wife and four children
died and that thc expenses incurred from their sick
ness and death entirely exhausted his savings and
reduced him to state of madness through grief and
worry lie declares that while suffering thus his
present WIFE, ROsna Drscco, and her family. en-
tered into conspiracy to induce him 10 marry her,
and that since doing SO he has discovered that she
was disrcputable character lie sued her for a
divorce and Justice OGornan in the superior Court.
made an order requiring him to give her counsel
fec OF 5000 and - n week alimony, pendenie lite.
lie has failed 10 pay this end Justice freedman yes
terday adtudged him 20 he in contempt Of court. fined
him 1905 and directed that he be mpns )ncd in tie
county jail until it Is paid Bracco is employed as
store helper by Rafael Gainari at 80 a week.
Blanche Wood, age seventeen, who says she was
married on March ID, by the Rev H. O. Ferris. TO
William Wood, declares :Eat he has cruelty treated
her and abandoned her Judge BOokstavcr, in :he
Court of Common Pleas, yesterday appointed her
mother. HarT1ette Helmet, her guardian an ltm. ~
bring suit for separation Her counsel IS Charles
ID. Evans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Monday. Aug. l2-p. m.

Monday. Aug l2-p. m
The stock market did not lack to-day superficial
ind cations of what is known sllilful mlnpnla-
ton The rumOrs that were started by the
fuctuat ons may not be enumerated. To the
ordinary Spectator a sharp advance in the
Wabash stocks was more or less a puzzle, because
he could not discern the purpose Of the controlling
int. est The b g Four and its associate stocks
suffered considerable reaction while the chicago
and Eastern Illinois stocks advanc with much
spirit on the baIe suIposition that the ROAD might
soon become q part of the system Whatever the
confusion in the speculative mind, the movement
OF prices WAS toward a higher level. and, In spite
of the efforts put forth in the last hour only
small part OF the previous advance was lost
The closing was not weak, although at small
concess ois from the highest figures The sum
and substance of the market prove that the
possible manipulation Is more slutul than the
average operator has pictured. The constant
absorption OF railway curitleS, the ABIDING lalth
Of investors at home and abb oad-these constitute
the only manipulation that is worthy OF notice;
The att mpts TO cause monetary disturbance ana
20 eXa9gcratc commercial disasters are Intellectual
before these silent influences. The progress toward
railroad harmony that has been made III The
last year and the plcnpOuS harvestS now pFacu
cally assured, arc the firm foundation on which
investors base their hopes. To them fractional
fluctuations have no meaning IL Is not Sufprls-
ing therefore that the professional scalpers, IN
whose hands the market still rests. should com
plain Of public apathy. 1t is natural that in
their feeble way they should try either to shake
confidence or TO excite a rash speculation The
movements must necessarily be narrow ana
irregular under such conditions.
A slight decline in Sugar Reineries, among tho
Trust 81, cl,s and aftcrward a weakness in Cotton
Oil, were not sufficient 10 alter the character
Of the general market.
Tile DAY IN The BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected, but there
was 10 change in quotations, which closed as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13

TO FORM An EARTHENWARE TRUST.
NO CONFIDENCE IN THE RUMoRED TABLE
GLASSWARE COMBINATION.

GLASSW AXE OOhDiNNAip.N'
The recently published report that prominent man
ufac,,rcrs of table glassware in Ohio Pennsylvania
and west Virginia had combined to form an immense
tust with fits headquarters in Pittsburg. was pretty
rensray canvassed in the glassware trade yesterday
The firms said 10 be interested In the combination
are outottown concerns and include such houses as
.a.ms q Co Bryce Brothers, Bryce. Higbc Co.,
noyle a. Co.. George Duncan sons. Jones. Cavtt
a ~ The phoenix Glass Company the King Glass
Companv and the Windsor Glass Company
Tho general opinion expressed was that while the
,ropesed combination, II effected. would prove a
strnn ons ~ would not be able control the output
of table glassware or successfully manipulate tho
mayk., for that article George L Basset of George
y. Bassett & Co.. said We have dealings win
many of The firms mentioned and u there hsd been
,nv real foundation for the umor, thlnk we should
-. beani some,hIng of IT, ] DO not credit the
story In my opinion, there are TOO many manu-
faeturcrs engaged IN making this class OF goods 10
aoru a combination that VIII hold together or work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
smooihly.' James Rorho, of Edward Rorho & Co.,

smoothly James Rorle, of Edward Korke d Co..
also dlscrcdited tho report
4 fealor who Il prom mont IN the cr0cfcTy trade, In
diseussipc The uospocs Of the table glassware irst
while expressing the belief that there was nothing
IN IT, added There u.s. however. trust to be formed
in kindred industry whch. believe. VII be accom-
rlIshcd aud prove success from all points q vew
refer TO the trust IN American oattcuWart Oo,h
ioan Moses. president Oi the Glasgow Pottery COM
papy James Moses, o. The Mercer fuieil company !,
Il n brewer and othor largo manufactures OF
trenton as well a. Homer Mclaughlin Co.. hhowle',
TAYLOR & Knowles, and other large manuI" tu, =,
q, Fast Liverpool Ohio arr IN the new schcn and
two months ago they thought th"y had Il pcrectel.
There was temporary hitch, however, AM INC news
NJ the proposed movement leaked Ou' amons tue
,~sdo Sow the primo movers IN the affair ar lying
low and awaiting developments. but hcS hav' nos
siyen mn their scheme by any means. They VIII
soon come together In my Op mon. ami make hard
and fast agreement that will hold"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
PHILADELPHIA MARK EFT.

Philadelphia Aug. 12.-Flour steady. Wheat firm
Steamer No red in export elevator, SHE No. red
b do. nc No. red. In do. s32c No . red August
sSisaslc; November. slas4Te Com, finn No. 2
lShal3a4c; September. 43ha434c; October. 4S3ai4c ;
right and prices o. ear lots weak under eera oterlnss
No. white 92sc; ola No white sh@ s storage
gee FUTURES weak and declined ga No. Whit
SodSoEc; November. soPaSlc' Provisions 9uie ard
unchanged. Beef-Cty family 81 do packet, e. 20 (;
smoked beef, si2asi4 beef hams, ISIS 5o9sl7; p9a5k
mess new. s13 5OGsi4; do prime mess. new, Si3 :;
Do family. siGSsi4 so; hams smoked, 12el4e Dc
In AIT 7fa7Se DO do DO smoked. sastc shogidrrs
dry salt fully cured 5i205asc; DO do smoked 60GAc;
shoulders pickie,ered new 65Sg,e; do do smesiel
bacon 9lsa1oc; lard pure elty refined. 5sasS; do
dun and unsettled Pennsyyania erea'nery EXTRA ~
scarce and 6nn. Ifennsylyania fFsts. Zoe, rhlr =
dull part skins 5062c full SKINS, d2c. rctr leum
steady: 10 Abel test In haricls 40 Refined sugars
Quiet and unchanged Feed dun winter bran. gi30
el4 so Receipts Flour 1890 bbls; wheat. 3 coo
bushels; 600 bushels; oats o 900 bu he's. ship
ments Wheat 1900 bushels; corn. 10 600 bushels
oats. O. 900 bushels.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
Ca, r.. Auy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
ARE IACEs NEcEssARIEs OF LIFE9

The question whether laceS, lingerie and embrod-
cries are ncccssares of llie' TO woman in good
society was before Justice mgaham, in the supreme
Court Chambers, yesterday. on this ground Madame
Catherine Ncderwesen Calm sued william c. Trap
hagen for 1852 OF for goods Of this kind furnished to
his wife, Mrs. Mary Traphagen. The husband In his
answer denied that the articles were neccss ares OF
swer claiming that IL was frivolous. The Judge de-
nied the motion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13

o. the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
unchanged Eggs. lSe oo.s.a IN.
Cincinnati Aug l2-Four easy fa'niy sy Zc .er7Sc
fancy 90 s5ds4. Wheat easier No : len ssir d..
mand; 10 Mixed, SoGSs2c. Oats IN fair deasHSS No ~
2 MiSed 2Oaa2lc ola 2iG24ae. rye 9uiiss, 81 i2i1
4ic PORK easier. eli 81 Z. Iart steady IN moderate
Rulkmcats dull short ribs SO 90 bacon >" .aIss $40
demand. short clear SO rs Whisky sieav -. saney
bbIs AMI she'd goods on basis 81 or BeSef ntn.aS oil
creamery lSd20c; choice dairy, I,..,1. hand NJ
steady ooa02e. Sugar in fair demand s'e 49, In mod
hneiE Saa0Ae: Nm Orleans ~ eoAe' Us ., choice
crate supply, i12d12e. Cheese nm PA Ann; common
Ohio sat 5LGSc. uOgs In good demand, In a. 400
ag gNi s 55asa 20 l packing am Gao Eastern
Change 6asvy az soc discount buying and par seiis
Miiwaukee. Wis. Aug lo.-Four STEADY Va q Ss5.
nrt, ea,h ana september, 75c. Corn easier ~ age
oaH dvl M . wh5 24a25c RYE e9.ti No. d e sSS
Iarey ouist; September 5ste pa stasdV. dairy
Tsgs steady fresh l2a &c ,,. sn nee whes.
Ss-saSN 81 pments-Four 400 wheat oOoi oarl'y' "
81 louis Aug IL Flour quiet Wheat mghcr w. =,
Sed esR 9Ssa7Ste August 7Sse sSsc sssSl
7sse scp'e@be aSS5tss7 S.S' ia; MAY 81 ~ sosd
40 t sid Corn lower, No mixed eesa $500. 80
Nug sSs9S2c, co.ea az ssdGS c,h Sla ssesc
Ssci 2. SS:'n Nav ss closed ss'e o.s
,,aSmer "a" Nav o3sc Rye-No. 9 sse3orc ~. h1
lSs.c oin Ann cr amefy 15al7e dairy, iaal9s'
~. s,eaiy at ICE Corn meal. s2aS2o o. "h''""
rol,ho Ohio Auq. 1ewheatsssay: cab 7ssc Syn.
.,d,,sf and september. 7sSc; December s0Sc CORR
5 1vansi 2Oc Glover seedDull easleri os,s"1n::
a. q-lc, Noyemher 81 l0.c Receipts-Wheat e. go
com 1900 oats $500 bushels Shpmenss-"As'~
81 500 corn. eioo bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good 70 Prime Steers sold year ago at IS OGs5 10
and the average estimated az s5 70. -.
REEVES Receipts for days. 2GS carloads OF 40Ol
head-9O direct Fast SIDE slaughieers nO car
loads al OOthst including 90 carloads for EastmanS Com
panv 80 carloads for J. Stern carload. for Kaufman
Strauss AMI carloads for Menger Levy ana - car
loads were received jersey City mainly for the market
The very light arrivals gave firm tone 70 the market
and the wards quickly cleared a small traction al
vance over Fridays prices, say l0c per 100 ~ 49, q,
rcXans and COLORADO half breeds sold 80 - 5O0ff %
ordinary 10 Prime Native lO6sf 90; and tons
~ e5as5 10 4 few very Inferior went a. low as s3 %
Cows ranged from 81 % 10 80 Bulls from AZ 10 % f3 -
Latest private cable adyces Quo,c refrgeraied peel
trfe 0rmer az Aid Size n an1 American i've
cattle selling A. II bG19i2c estimated Dire sod wesht
The wisconsin takes nut tomorrow 1900 quarters OF
beef for Fastmans Company.
or tho Montreal shipments for the week ending Satur.
6iO Cattle and 526 Sheen To Liverpool $3.50 Cattle ana
oi5 sheep Southampton and 40 Cattle and 3ol sheep
Bofmors shipments ncu'c o3o Cattle steamers sail
inc m TJye~ool and St5 Cattle the London market
Tho weeks sh~men's ~ live cattle and sheep and
dressed beef and mutton follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET
London Aug 12-4 D. m.-Atlantlc and Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates 3d. do second mort
gage So Canadian Pacific G27s Erie 2Sas Illinois Cen
trail 100 New-YOrk Central 40; Pennsylvania, 532
Mexican Central per cent bonds, G7r Bar silver
is quoted at 42c per ounce. Money IL per cent Paris
vices quote per cent IS r. 80 centmes Tor the
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is 10000 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AND PITTsBURG.
1887. 1888: 1880.
j F1s week e .as1 Asfe'' s5 $500 ls Si
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
First week In August. s29s 600 $3.50 COO 100000
jan 70 August r.. GOA, O92 707l 300 7.94l607
CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC.
Nurrh"r Z miles,. PCS 2Cs 2Oe
First week IN August si3,S50 1929 $40 A67
Jan ! to August T.. 1352 30i 1871 AS 900 5i
CINCINNATI. WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
Number of miles,. 2sI 2Sl osl
Jan 20 August IT,. 1219.434 LIS. 1913 ICE 503
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
Number ~ miles,. 54s 500 500
First week In August ei2.SS6 ei7 1851 Rbe 7gO
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Firsi week in august ssOi. $40 1901 S65 sss1 100
Jan / to August -. 9Ol54I7 s'5H ioG 1o697 OBJ
LOUISVILLE. NEwALBANY AND CHICAGO
j $ rss A% G A%s9i 80 So $40 s. ssS
LOUISVILLE. NEw-oRLEANs AND TEXAS
e. ,s,S Sss't e; go S. e
MEXICAN CENTRAL
FIN T.Tes ooS q %i n%aas, 9SS Ss7 Iso
Jan T. ASrH't ~. 2aS52s5 $3.50 95s s7 SIG S9
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN.
Number OF niles. pol 500 3o9
FRS. week In August. $40 81 s20421 Sol 500
Jan. i 70 August IT,. 630 COS O0OOl0 6O7. 4S5
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
Number OF miles ..... 53l $50 5a
First week In August. ss9i3e soGll2 silo697
Jan. ] 10 Augu -. 22o1o OBJ 27o2B55 30500A
NORTHERN TACTIC
f SS%V Week IN August .e5ao7 ss7sI s4sS