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New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
GRAIN md PROD UCE MARKETS.
rr,rrprs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Tho u.l,o,f ruar%ct Yesterday Wa only moHcrINN
active about 5000 600 bushels being dealt in DS ''
on,ioD dealers The bulls were iu control early hn'
tc Ia1o trading showed buoyancy The Sip"A- "I Il
dccra.a Of nearly 10000 bushels IN Tho STOCKS ll
storn stronger cables and weather abroad were "
Guouces that 4d 20 early foreign buying me 'lDlc
>uuuy statement TccOI"d a decrease "l 10, 80"
l;t IL ury!urcd little effect ana thc lilt zeal
inCs witnessed settling by holders. NIiIuf" "; | 10
bear aggression at the West CNsh wheat vas "a :
cent Higher, and l2OOO0 bushels We're bthot IN ~
nnrt Chiefly Of spring wheat, Tor the mica hlhGdph.
I'm the option line the net gains OF nc 1ay ""ITT
3,a3-4 cent. july options opened at ~ = ana Icli
Ia g9 1915; Augast opened Al 81 4GV2 y 4l'l
declined o. ~ "a selling OIL the curb at " - ccAto.
september went from 81 1sa 90 3- 10 81 = ccltS,
ranged from e3 $50 % "a 10 90 80 and closed on
the curb at 90 ! cents. The final official figures
were as follows: July 90; August, O%' September
81 IS: December, 90 3s cents. -
Corn wa, steady the spot. The visible showing
and the export demand tending 10 check Lle SpGcn
Iatlvc decline The visible statemcnt recorded ii Irs
of 7G6 $50 bushels, and shippers t"pk loDopo bIhcI'.
The options opened firm but yielded latnr in sym
June IL 81 for August, and a. = cents Tor sop
oats on the spot were firm, lut thcrc was no
cv not demand The OPTIONS ended down - for
Jniy at a3 "a and september at 81 z, and I'M
changed for August Al 30 cents.
There were sales Of 900 ticrccs Of spot lard, but
c0ud not be said whether for export CT not. The
options ended OF several points as toll9"e; June
So 20: November. :G 20; December. 81 "a.
The receipts ~ grain and 1our reported yesterday
al New York IhilNdcpl.a and Baltimore were - a
bushels: ont, 1O7 -5- bushels total grain, 62l 500
bushels; hOur, 22,f32 packages. AT Chicago, Nil
wauhce and s. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat.
45II3 bushels; corn, 3103fG bushels; oats lDO6Dl
bushels; total grain, 6o6.l6o bushels; -four ao3G2
harr
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
TILE TRADE ~ CuICAGn-

Chicago, June 20 (special.-Tho little remaining
Judy liquidation proved too much for prices in the
wheat pit; that. too Notwithstanding there some
circumstances exceedingly favorable 3, holders July
slowly Yielded cents. and the other options, even
the ,tant we're more or les ahcctcd Juy
wheat opened al 81 II and closed Al - l7o - 1.
August opened at ~ and closed AT 81 -. december
opened at - - and c!p-cd at 70 -. The chlci
circumstance in favor 4 price, the strength of
the cable. The news from the Northwest wa, not a,
bnsh saturday. although II was not all of one
sort. The visible supply statement showed decrease
for the week 0f $4,000 bushels. Corn suffered "A
little wheat did from IN" anxiety Of the lttlc
men 10 run away from the cash grain. july opened
al 81 = and closed at "a August opened at 31 34
and closed at "a 5sa "a sd september opened at
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
SprAKpRs IT oor1y GROVE THIS SUMMER.

ocean Grove June 30 t-pcc.au.-The finishing
touches have been given and everything nom INC
tnlo,t cottage tac great auditorium. is ready l'F
e.. ,b, aco,onH Tic association managers, with the
pov DIR stoke, A. president have been ind'fi'lS1be
IN sir c,,ort 70 make the rel g!oB, part Of the sum
mars nrogrornu1e a success. Many rocd clerGymcn
came 70 tn, e-,-aeet Of religious a-sembo7. This
.ura,ner tie cp.scopate of tnc Methodist Episcopal
Cl,urc Will be- we'll represented ia the pulpit here
Is.b, = " Tlour7l, Of India. Is on his way 10 'h'
,sii.tgr and is expected 10 preach july q. h@h'P
y G. Andrews viii preach the bacca!ourcttc S'fl"h
~ 90 infc~, The SUNDAY school Assembly IH-h"p
Haialru VII preach a! tAc National Icnp'!.tt tn," ~,
."', meeting duZu-r .. aud hi hop Gooi-cH VII d"
i,-e he ,r.uUe -cpm0n of the re rtldr camp ih' hS
ty,dne~dav August 20. Mr. iatmau mtcnd' h"Iun'
. bns,Ic.e men, meeting every Sunday al p. NJ 10
ne Tnuulc Tid- mGc-iag VIII occupy just 1h" honF.
The .ddIcsscs and prayers viii be short Th7 meeting
= t,r -uir4tuaI hepfllncsS % business men, hch'c
..,o,s Of any other nature will be out dl order
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
THE STAIE or TRADE.

Baltimore June So-Cot'on nor .nali nidilns I-.r"
,ol,r iHtr dull. Wheat ~O.th"iu active 'u4 ''f'-
lrw gar.!,.y .ud WarA. 1OaSuc common 1"' t"+-" |
sic fa.r. $3.50. e"sG to PM 81 g., .
s.,n.. W,,t.. aSu. 80. Wnter rcd. rt"t @i.' juno
-..-S 49,. I.lt. -r- -. 70 - - b.
MIR - IT, ld. southern NAM ."i.- .
,cJou 49,. utri, m4Ad -l"t J""e .i'I '-'''
steamer 36iit t4. cat i.". "-t D-''' ''t, dir
5,c. ur.nc. 5- altt: goo. Zoo fair to"Jlt- Ii't ~'-
9tiIi.' 10 choice tuoty. sll "-":l- 40. 90 i'''' '- .
6ii,t Rutrr sttady Ists v'ak, u ..l'.. ,, '
fr-. II-ln,- % Ll..Ioo.. p s,.5",,, AZ o.
T. ,, Ilolf i5-5 b1l- sne4t o2,"po bu7-i CON-
JooV o.-A. ,g's. geo gi'" j. -'tOv1 '1 0' ,., ~
bu,n. sl;',- -Wl,4i Il5,o.O DlsA; cora. 900 bush
,teidS ot.tr llr,'t, 44nsed. Re- .t--I ..'.
-'0 bbls and 100 ,4.h-i corn. -oyNO b-'-l ''~''
= 600 bush; shorts III tons
Ruca!o june 3u.-Wh'at- 80 hard op."d st.nif. ,nt
clo-ri 49, 9u,r: 1000 bush so narl reH .; ff ,''"
lGish So a3i.c and 5000 'u-h f' 70 az a. ~
In roo4 d,uaua oaernc, Lrnt, - cars No 80 s".a t
gDL.l ,t t'... 91-. a-,.I st't.. cars y" i-. ~
n. ,o.a - - cals so Whit michigan 1t "l-,, a'4
,ar, rAua 80 white at N'e-'.. "i .-.' I'm
a.. b. -. So =. 5e So; - g. IS, b. in - 90. ''-
.t,onc. & . whit. a3 ir store ai'c OH t''. So .
Whit. g PC, so > mixed. - &c. on TRACK d" q
unchanged. Flour qu't. hr'i M.'nt 'pI"- 2. 'u
Yo,t| lunL Lel 20 Nlau, D 20 q :. l'rn - a. n'-
'..Ir--lim.g - o"u ll.- vL'at lo FN Dol -h l'rI
,ot 900 l4.l. oat-. !" 600 Ol-A. Shi H'ui- ' 'A a.
WA,lt .-.D'p ln-ut com. 90 t'-. "'.- '..'''
tt. rs t1..I ,lr a0 "oo lH-h ".''t i','tV o'-t. .
ro-r s.. .too ia.-i oat-. 5000" i..h.
Ga. aco June 3o-The leading futures ranged aS io.'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
FOR PHILtDFLPHIi.
LApress Trains leave as follows
New YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
4. ll4.as arrive a and drp.r; from
TItAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth Ave. and 42JSt., New York.



4nAIN> LLANL % fDLLo"S ;, b.. ..
go 4. N.-,UIDApO VI IBl lii LI!4II1-D-due ~
1919 1o ~ rrIa II: ~, 1y 9y vEsrIBULE LIMIT.
l.Ddae Cincinnati %. Indiana. oils 10 80 a. H. 3D.
IO5G T. w WESTERN DAY EXpREss-daty eNeeD'
I.:o r. M.-YoRrH SHORE yEsTrBCLE LIMITED
tfo.. a. 10 d. A., CAeAs0 oO j. A'' H'N'
6Co' p. N.-FAsr WESTERN FXPRESSs--DI,g.e ch.cas'
7.3o p. H. -A65iR2 lDACK MONTREAL AND NIA'
el5 p. w. FAsf 81 TOrIs AND CHICAGO TX
PRESs-Du. indianapolis ii 20 y. m. A'N' DA'' ~
EISHKl iii 'NEWhrgGH PQTGKTEPs Jo EHdNao- ,id ~
II 80 a. m.. 3 ~. 81. - ~ also 1917 f4-too' too'
se's 10 70 ioT a. 9 ,,.. W. Pont = 30 III 80
NJ, :. 90 20 10 % t5'o'i 10 20. , III II 80 a m
s6j' So $50 IS. g. 2:5 J. r. n 90 !o nis4''
TROY 49, ~ :oJ. so - 20 10 80 90 81 a. ~ r.
$780, - 500 80 30 g. p 80 % 10 70 20. % 81
a. d.. so. & 90. 30 ?;l3 p r' l-'42 6s1 90
BrFf&L0-j o. 10 20 iIo5o q In, oo 7:3o' 9l'
HIRGlTRN FALLs-lo 20, no 50 a. IT, 80 6 oo 80
s,H.tt1,@t. p t1I:3o a. No. 80. 7:so p M.
rii3i'SNND ISLANDs-tI0. 80 a m, so, 9I5 p M
AbiR5g22u'K,77 x MOUNTAINS ANp MoNTREN~,'2 90.
III 10 ID r., so p. IT,, ti2 90 night also Adlroa'
"a "a 81 YSyn'' ky M NJ. zEIA 81 &2YD cANANpMGUA-to5o
Br'rKx,alR 'xq 4 HiriI,D III p yIi uAELEM DIVISION
tot t,.Net- ana pa. .n - ~ antt Blo,tway,
< z34 Wa,l...-t-.,,. 20 Fu.,ou--t and S95
b.4,,''.''..t. i''@ i'' @ f- and cae.. baggage from
hot. i ,at r-...., uuocel -" Destination. ..,,.
'Daiy c>.,p, sunday. t'a.N''H' Only UNI I'.'
o...-,.,. .>...- ,no-. leay.r, AZ o. 80 a M,
~ 3 fo a.. ; -. -. 1.-' % "l.' and l-.oo MD
JOHN r.. .olY. oe@E5 i b,.o.,.l., pANi .LLs. Lssn.
''.'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

includes sales Of 1000 barrels of August cenVcry
at 81, and 1000 barrels Of ct'h OH al 80 ''u'S'
Refined oil was unchanged al the late reduction on
saturday 10 40 IN barrels. Echncd Oh lu c"'' wa
duo,ci at cents while the other quotations Ntip "'
altered. e-,-, ,,,,,.s.
Foreign ouoations-AntwcTp, i l-8G Il u frah'o'
Dr,n.ru $50 marils London > 100 . : pence
OH city. Penn. June 9O.-Na,Onal Transit '"fthcate,
ouod sbsc. highest S6'sc lowest Sole; closed Sp'-c
SHE'S. $4,000 6bs chslt"T,. 2VlVo Dds '"'p"''"'7'
fttsbuig penn June 3O-retfocun irregular talllN
active National Transit tcuH'Hi"s el''u 1' '''''
closed Al So: highest. S1lsc lowest t5.-c. -
bradford POM. juno 30 N'ton1, ~ th-t ,-r ,
ou,,d Al oJi.c: closed a. NOci highest, 80 4O"eO
sjl-c: t.,al3ncc-, 900 bui,.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
RAILROADS.
DE N ~ S YLV MA
( RAILROAD.
Railroads
CJy AND AFTER JUNE 3. 1890.
t... .,.,..n. foot of De.DrOs,e. mud fo.,i. .

Train, leave stations, foot Of De,orosses and Cortland,
S:r" s%F's a. tG'.G FAST LINE Tor the West: Pullman
c,JIOule Sleeping and Paror cars. Arrives Cleveland
o Sr5 a. a. no ISu ~ next SS day. ccasS coaSss O9 To-
Wu3m.port Lock Haven and remove except sunday,
1890 a. 'MsI.-ffHE SGt%-36RK AND CHICAGO LIN.
n,,,,,o anS stat. Room. ~oon,ag Dining SmoEtrnsg'
ma Observation Cars. Presenting financial reports,
SEES f.des' mad 6ar6er-sop IGfary and all OS &s
nl @o,ahs Se:tIa sht, Ar55, cincinnati si'Sna ~
2.Qo p, VI. ST, LOUIS. CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI
ENPRiSS Pullman VG,tP}ge Seepng ca Csr az, sRd Dining
Passenger Coach NcwYofA TO Columbus. Arrives Gin.
,Ioa az ~ 'u' - r., 'hI'a-" '.'o J.. mr ana - Louis
$50 " Tii& %i$IEEX Ia e. riXrEEss FOR all points "a
Sleeping Car NewYork % Ftt>burq, ST. Louis Chicago
Fs2na a@a q @rFFR FR aa E'21a Dnl9s e.
ntt'eu5g TO lchInonl Sna Iaicago Artiys at Cincin
Loq,: 90 p. second qoran@ Connects for Ce,eIand
. .oo ED TIl'do M MHay except saturday pullman rr~.,
sfep1s NswYSrs . Chicago. NqwYors = Mem:
l ong g,S 5 n bdo r. @ y1"d os nd } % Ry 9oy
Rqe.ts FOR 1o,dto daly and t,r CORY EEe ae on
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
sy except syaat lSo tS aEys %$aRins'ss $R
Tc DaRs Car at n zoo erTSd 5Sd WasnnsISn g E 3 Ro
sa2 q9 pn5 60 500 p gu sund, f fs 3nG Gs FS aG %
ts gSG and 6ns oR &avay .9 OS sse %
For Long Branch. Point Pleasant and inferno ate
lions, week -days, 80, 10, $40 4. 3D.. j. 90 noon
30. $40 q 30 sgecian. 4 20 90 and 90 p. m
Saturdays only 20 p m sunday -, ;45 a. ~,
For Atlantic city. 50 p: r.. Ghrough Bnret Paror
and Dav toaoh hl Ho cir-. r0nnrcf f'r 07ne May.
and with through car for Browns Mis- and Beach
lIn'ap
For Old Point ana norfolk VIA Now.York Phladepha A
Norfolk Railroad 90 daily except Sunday. and
90 p. n. daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 9:io
b. nj. weekdays
FOR PIIILtDELPHIi.
La press Trains leave lOllo"s-
-. 80, { VJ . 81. ~ Chicago Limited. with
D.uns ca aAu 10 10 'a-..a-tou Limited. aud II 90
q .oo q 30 8 co. and 100 D m. and 12 is nish.
lccommOd alton. II 10 g. NJ 90 and 90 p. n Sun:
10 a. m. 90, ooi 80 90. e.$0. 500 o. ana 9 %
Yhe New.York transfer Company will call for ans
rheck bsugaqe rom hotels and residences.
For tine.tli'a, N local trains apply any ticket
age of TIC 'o any.
CHkS z. P"GV J T. WOOD.
General Na'agrr. Genera pass'r Agont.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
LllL- .rn.N MANAL-r,- Ia r.LLaEArM.

p.r,I, iu.. .io tlir. E.Drit- t-f -i hours g 600
laad total nf wt. lnu, ir "t-of ful the same 'r
consigned tIi.UJl. i.r10 head. - 20
t.f. .,.Yu A. opening d ntuu wa d. ~,
ur ,, ,.~, N.ah. c'p-"' dlll and doo nr tho s"il-
il.. .tt. 800 o. 1000 D.. Jt - sc. - Ju pr,u" "a"
,.,. ral,. -lplne -'..i- iout l5" 3D. s -'"Ft 20,
dun. O.. .,.d t.In.f l.I ld'N ou N ~ luatt '
f,r t, .,.. r.iIu. aud 'ut uUtu- r3it" l-oua l.''
II 4y ~r0sl I.,ulul tn FoDi do iloDnl 2ro L 80 g..
"a g., root CHOICE shipping do. luOOu goo ~ fi %"
8 a A,l. tIDuou 9ua 'l. gi1dr- 3oldl 900 " a. t'd
ftr TO -uN uHilN, -'+li'i -, 81 'l- -,
i - o ,ol,r cows and A,.,-. a3 l"a93 80. L'dum u"
GOOD go 80 .r3. tuui.oI 90 prime 30 H- l'if- ,"
,..l. cow, and rjri.r gen. +i.n-"e. ~A - ANA I1''-
.,uf- l-t - nouI- tj 500 h'td jOtJ o the Wcth thus
I'm 10 roo. Tor time lIst VEGA. '.&,'f t"---I u
fnr.g.u = goo head .i'"i 60 New York., 5000 ON
.....,f orrlf a.. lr.".- ..W.tt rl"r.l Jul Nn'r
,I,... tu ,..ra. iu.t' -'t Wrdtm Q" s"ui f' 80"
-, e.. ,o. n..a .I,d i .ttrl 81" lnrt. t'0'+ H"
..... -i ...i-. fa.r to ita eo i'ft6 ,ut u,@'m i'
uur. .ia-6lo. Ilp,- u cr.pt- la+t - honr-. 80
hid tY,5. for W,cE ltl- r'r 1880 TO- -1"r um' . .
..,t 1920; consigned ui.orEt. Ictlo A.M, 700 i3
III ntr. ro-,d Ac,s Jol Il'.t l''t'd medium "'fHir
-,i' i., ends r,,I Ia choice hcaN' tlo4t t' ,
.I.'-.d Acf, weight. rt"ri t't hAN.I p-- ana H-I'
y.f.,,. 'ai.rf. l-lt l.- ~ eof-3 Hn.
,n.,., jane 3u t.tt.. Receipt leuDo h,ld; ship
t.,u, 5000 ,ct -l'e - 1ii h'''. ~ a.. ~ o.
-f.,I- .r. . go. ...,- Hut fDtd , r- 'nd ?" i"f
cows. b4i- aud missed % .o4 f3 To- lNa, 't"- - 10
SO 81. li.t-. tlUt-. 5000 he'd. -IulN'h' "N
inrl.t -. I,ncrt rI>.t - goa t3 t". h,''N, -' U't
,5 t5. light - ioa'3 90. -riir. rtrft 3' Hh".l
i;.r.ut-. goo A.lt. shipments. 600. ~" '"t i,'
w,aa uui,c- r3 d. ~ 10: Western. % 'Odei 90
Texans. s3GSi; lambs. SAD p" -.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

Ioa mia4i.ne, lie; eo.a ordinary lose net anu
c'ii "r S' d. Son nominal: mid Hing, ll''c h't
,na ,.'. ic..i,,- La..,; c>pc,t' c"'-t"''. wv
>s,a5nsh jun, Cotton no%I9 noaiy. 70 9.IG-:
if a.J ,.,,.- r,.lut- I3 Ua.- c>po.to c''''"7'' "
-a,' l'i o. 4, f.1i duI midelne. II '-IDti
low lli4t IL ilGr: GOOD ord.no.y, 10 lai't
,f,.- f..-oiut-. - lI.r-t 'Et" - '"'7-''
,.l.. $50 hal,- -t0r4. tt-' hiI'0
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

20 = and closed at 80 . - 81 =. The visible supply
statement showed a decrease for The wcch If 1"'.o'p
bushels, Oat- durins the day were stcliy, closing
a ~E,dc under the opening. Provisions were Ncth
again short ribs al one time showiu- dcciu" from
-, ulday rf = = ccnt~ lard decline "i . cents ana
uCrb "A decline of > cents. NJ the close short ribs
iyrr. ju-i where th,y stopped saturday. lard a. a
decline of only = II cents. Whc pork showed httc
advance Hogs cents lower at the yard.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
N,vyogK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JIY l. lSarvEYE PAGES

Cn.c,. in poor d-uand Auercan n4'' rre cy duh at
,t at a g. s o III 222r Spo. Sr'I and tS
IN poor d,naad pme %rI' , 70 25 i54 3G. Wheat The
95. august and ScptenI Gu', m d. n"or d.maud Corn
,t ,nd tui in poor diaGa , "'N St,dy al B. ga
sna .r Ja steady 3, 90. lorS a. S ma for
: H.. - Totlng Offering. t'' i.,o ',tr-. from
CO.. ,,If U.,k from Atlantic poi,r -. .U =, 600 otr,
,cc ports 1000 Ptr- rom G ,,st wccx II 500 Gtr-.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

James Larpan president Of the association is
popular citizen Of Ptsburg. lie was born in Ireland
about hftythree years ago. but TO America when
a young man. lie represented the Tenth Ward Of
Pittsburg in the CITY Council for fourteen years, and
was the senior member Of the elect branch during
four years and made record Of which any might
be proud lie is thoroughly familiar with every part
Of his business and can make boiler from rivct t.
crown plate. lie is now at the head of the James
Lappan & Co.'S Boiler Works.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
cnrrnN NlAHkLrs-HY rELrnEArn-

Liverpool. june 80. j.. mlhe sal-~ n The day In
clud,d & 500 h1l"- hH'lir1u.
Iltul,s closed steady Am'Ican midilra lov mddHuc
claule July d.iVcrv 2o-6td5 "bttd july and AUGUST
23.Gid AUGUST delivery. 2i6i hrt
crs August and Sep>"pber delivery. 22G+e1 2fG'd
2-C4G6 S3Gfi Sept'nt.0 and on
4 drIy,rr . Hl-G4G G9G4d- Ortpro and No,~ut'I de-
i.rrt . 5RGfd btvc!- NoNcWicr aud December d'li'rff
5.G4d buyers December and January delivery 1o6td
buyers. ,,,,.. ,,,.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
THE PETROLECM MIRKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or fhIC'S.
There WAS a late reduction in ;hc pricc OF refined
oil on saturday. but it not generally known yes
tcfday morning. The stock Exchange slowed con
siderable, increase in crude oil dealings, aud after the
price shot up 10 - from -G"eG II cents there Wa
steady pressure Of sales down TO - l." - - cents
The ardor Of the traders in options was chilled by ms
procedure and they got out" after bulge from -b !
10 - Il cents, all the way oil To =? 80 c'nl''
There was no special news from the field ana me Ndlid
lions of the market PROFESSIONAL Inc ldiut a.
pend, upon the development Ia .c petroleum fodnifN
int The insignificant character % the speculative u'd
ine, forbid any present anavss of statistical po'Sl
bilitc, The crude oil markets ended steady ~ olH
slight recovery from lowest prices. iho m"uclN
report pf development work for Junc, c0nphrl 10y INC
OH CIV Dcrritk." shows J1l well, coupltird Pr
ducng II ,O97 barrels, with % dry noleS struck, CON-
pared Win 534 wells completed. prpdueng o,'9. uI
rcs. anu - dry hole, struck IN May. The average
production OF tie June wells Is l. - barrels. a-ilst
II > barrels for May. The drIinS wells AnIirc.
GI7 and thc rigs up and building are JOl, against
555 drilling wells and 353 rig, for May 81. The report
hcar,h in the largo increase In production but the
development indicates some conservatism III
operations. " 49,, ,..,.,r- ,,or, a.
Tho range of prices aud the total dealings were aS
follows
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
>EXy.YoRf\. ONTiRlO tND VE~TERN RAIL-
,.-'' -' M ~ lOMPANi.

Passenger ,rain, ."e foo, O Jay and a.! ~, a. 10 o-
u,Ii p, .... .o.u rcr J.r.-. Nont.elo. I,.-'-ri,
I...t.. u,a..... WAGON. 10 n. 'dn'-.oa, >'t'.."
Ia. A Nou.. ,r,aa. Detroit. Chicago and points "'r
,TI--t a.l-I Y u.. f..r. H.lu ID. t.t ur campbell
lIlI I.ia,- Nu and E.la.'tsat. " J."ilI F 50
ions. N.!f.'oau. Ee' ia.. .'.- u .ii'."
Ta..-t D. D. i.i -.. % 10 D. n.- I'. t. i'fll
iI,.4. I.., N...oIa tut N..Ht-. w. ".ll ''r Nt'-
Son,....o Ia-Dur,. H...l'.!'. L4u,r,.. "-.t' LaA'
Ja,-f 10 p ru. 80 -, go p u. for w. Corn
val. or-'~ NILS Stony ivi. Campbell Han. N.d1''o"A
nt ~ 8 a' D. b.. 4-l-, G.l5 p. m.. for Mddle'oNH.
.si.rg lfIrrtf Walton. Norwich Oh.'dt b@W' -H.
i.o.h, ,tr N.,car, Ts. p.uo' chicago aud lont' " ~
rf tonIhtli nan Nijdl,'.~u l...u,.1. ror Jcr,i,
l,I.'.tt Iih.rt, Whit IuA.. HD.Iald
piiv t.ro. IN. Otl,r trains t,hy. except SUNDAYS.
pullman -,'- 1nd -',lne'ar hcr,h> res d
'' j. = q RTnraS0N o. p g.. is Exchange place y Y
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

rison Wheeling, ". Va: Manchester a Co., Pits
burg. Penn: :. t.. Rheam ~ CO., Htt~burE Pcnu.;
Thomas taTliu's Sons. Allegheny, Penn: Jane, Nc
Sell BIO. iiit.bur". Penn; Ritter a Conlry, Ptt7-
burg, Penn. ]. y. Morris Coz l1iladelplti, leun.
bartlett, Hayward d CO., Haliimorc. Nd; me
Bieelow CO.. "eS-lIavcn, Conn. Henry War
den, Philadelphia Penn; Glo'c iron Work
CO., Cleveland, ohio; y. |. Palmer. j.. N3',
New York. y. y. j. +. IvcT on son, CHICAGO, IL.
Wilson a Bonner Omaha. Neb.; Erie civ Iron
pany. Manchester. y. H. : Jackson Foundry ana Wa
chine Company, Jackson, Mich; Charleston iron
Works, Charc>to = C.; Cox son. Brdgetoh' y, D.,
EddystOne Boiler Works. Chester. Penn. Ludli-'oH
Boiler Work-, Ludington. Mich; bundoni san ] I.tn,
cisco Boiler Works. san Francisco, Ndi. 0'cpH'H
Pratt Detroit. Mich: Frick Company. WaYnc~h"IO'
Franklin County. Penn: J. j. Duiy. waterbury.
Conn. Peter Tawcett. Burlington, Iowa iiiiieN ~
Jones Company. Wilmington, Del: krof~chcil lrol
ers Chicago H.. jonathan MATHEWS, soulll BguH
Topeka. Kan: Charles II. shaw. Denver; ,'i.. t
F. Leonard Il sOnS London. CanaGa' W. = Mlq MHid0H
& Co.. Chicago. H.. MCGany x Leondfd rlciETn
ILL.,: IIoA a Fontaine. Philadelphia Penn. ffanknh
iron Works. Troy. y. Y; Dunlrk knHh'crinr Ooln
many Dunkirk " y. Columbus Machine COMPANY q
TollmhnS ohio McKinnon Manufacturing Company
Bay City, Mich: the Atlantic Worh7 [;i9t b' ~;
Mass stewart Boiler Works, Worcester, ,IaN9' Atd7
Engine Works Indiana polls, ND; thg Au'uuC hTml T
ing COMPANY Philadelphia, Penn; tdFe NooT Ilp
Company Wilmncton Del. keysW.e ponIIl ploe ~
featuring Company, Kansas City, NO. hahsts ta!& ~
steam Roller Works Kansas city. Mo. LcavenwQrH
steam Hoiier Works. Lcavenw0rth. Kan. Dc- MI%lbgs %
Manufacturing Company. Des Moincs, Iowa JONI
Mobr d son Chicago H. g. J.. McGregor' CHcdso
III. Northwest Boiler Works, CmcaEo, III. ~ -, +,o
Vice President Morton was expected as one ~ Wy
ruests INT business at Washington Obliged MN 70
remain al the Capital Both inc Navy anu ~ M
Denartnents however VIII be- represented AZ tIl'
meeting which is the third one held by tie asSo'ia'''"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-01

sac o CpSr: 81 G..'i'ae 60 ., Sc s. =, l'5.- %.
i-r '., =. -'',. 3 E-''.,', , ..,e Sra, .1-i 81
o, 3D. %, = E. ) ao T. 1913 - a, 81 80; 70 STATE
d, .S% %. S..l-cs t'S2 S, 7, 2, 2, - d. b.
r %. =, 80. = co. 100 p. At - 30. Bulls. 800 %.
>-y..a 1r,r. II n.al,'.d r.aeo.''ya1n'n s,g'r, ,
lH'm p D.. ,i-'. 10 chicago q, ~" - 49, :. ;'
At -. y. tc ,.-- p ., ..s, 10 d.. 1923 :" AT SOS
Dol >''i'i,. ai .'..a. Iu,, " at SO .'; o.. 30. 1919
e. 49, Iuo ID. ., sa,.. 5' E.a,...s a,."r'. uIo
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.'. lt o. "..' d.. '' a. 80 'o'
20 , q. .a .' ~. 81 81 30. :. d, IL, liz D.. a,
'., 80 ',, j., 81. d. - aaa d. ii h. at
j,l. u.. 'n. - V,,.. i.'. 5.' g., J. H"' i.4
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o." b. 80. aal ,'a4' ..-.u. o'.r ID va &c. d.
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N'.. 'o r H.. YAM" .,.. d. a 10 :s5 1ircn, Lambs. go
.,a,i ct &C. rr T. i.5 do. So n. o' -e 81 do. 0'
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~, IT,. p. yr'Ioi i, ~ r q, ''.r - do 50 r. at '..
o. g, a. ..~ ao VIZ H. at i.e, l7a Buffalo f'aru.l-
cd 5..Iii. < jDlvr. ~ onto rhcc2 - y, - . 30 -"
70 ..,,a lambs G5- ., at T. pr n -'a ao u 70.
At I' ~M,.r & 60. o2I western Sheep. so1 -. at 81
nur.o .YG,.llu.. dipped. 49, o. - 't.,,. ,o,,.
a. ,, r a, Q, G0 per 100 h; - do 81, n at - 60 i'i
i, s r ,t - 90: l1 Nirs'na Ian oe - = a. 't. -
l.... I.tr... Sht'u. - y, a. %
p., loo p o9 Prnn,yl'aua Lambs. o3 h at rd 25i 2J
i,l.iu.,t du 64- H. a. :, -.
il,rr Aiuru. o., Ftuus' l,aui' Nnt"r rs" ~ 30
- =: 20 do M -. 81 - % P'n",' wanna Lambs
'o ii,rrn.ton: 10 state shcrp 81 o. at - 90; 80
-''' I+h0cx = Hollis - state sheep sc -, ., -; ~
nos f,,ir- s6 'al,aa' o. 2o7o h,ad-3i gmioad
70, I.r.,, CTS. - c'i .'!- a' ot"-1 all & ','', W ,
.t,.d. 3' -iItt 30. . ., -, - d.. a.. q. -
~,.- I.d ~.'1 fu.d+ -"l western i-'' il' ' '''I'
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New-York tribune., 1890-07-01
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bRIAkFASr-" By t.uItu-h aho" td-e "i tlo , i!t i
ufaI laws %ul-h govern me operations 81 & 1's
~ ,r,lcctcI Co,oA Mr. Epps has pioHIi our u'siH -
rasc ~ many heayy d,cts ci. 1t u. ~ tns -Ii
t.-. a., S. . b ic.f7 1'. tht'
ST,dr6y hul- uD uu'ii strong enonFn - fe-t'
= M d..ata IfuuifrI, ~ subtle utd1.r7 are 0ohiA@
~ a.. .,'v 20 attack tucre j. No2E p1't'
H. nay cap many ,,- -tof' by Hephg oDIh, ',r,
wcd fortified wI'h plIE "i..l anu p'|-'" "
'St.d ,,rnlv ..h boiling votor milk SOD only ~
Sal, nruri in~ hy Grcc.r- l1heIai thus J'n.' ffFS
I" n Uor o-or Itlic Z. .r.'.'s Taaf'r Fnaani