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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1890-07-11
Grass.

The following exquisite BIT
word painting is from the pea
John G. ingalls,, senator q
Kansas. Those who live IN
boundless west can appreciate
Next in Importance to the
vine profusion of water, light 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

IRON WARRANTS-Saes on the Consolidated stock EX'
MofA SsFs~tnchanscd and dull. New.ofcans quoted
at 2SG45e. fair to strictly fancy Porto Rico, 26d50c
IAYAL sT6iIfS@spIRrTs TURpENTlNE-Had less ..s
e1 'oa1 1f ss1 SaeS M' n rte
si s5 T. Il S5dsl 90 II, v To- l. = s.; K. SD
N. q 20; ~ - ooas2 So W. g. 50 % W. W. - 70
tner weak sales go OnI R9ls G oft
steady market Coonsccd. crude, prime 800 refined me,
sumfr yeoM Goco39gs CoGRn e SSa G
e3c Western. 5odGoc Lard, prime i9q5oc Taow, 4Ge;
9se, bached winter, $40 $3c beashCd spring 81 Gs2e
natural wiateT 7Sa7S natural spns GcG6Sc beachcd
WITT saGeIc' eleachrd spr,ng, i@'SSS. nmstIrei
winter iSG5oc bleaehid winter 5ia53c bachea spring,
ter GodG2c Red Eian, Sid$5c ssponiid iEdic per
0ye Italian s2e Pain shG sSe @SG 5c. M
ScT.ngdlod, sales $50 bo, crude spSm. G5Ec l.
artmcnts today. but steam grin flights to ali por;.
are ste3dly Tat1la To erqol 1a.h i sTe o66
pSSn 9'a c&RrHRs 81 tca%cr If.yoran'
LTUM cMARTI.l;s-Xorgeeian bark ArIqdqc' Ph.la.
8, nas Ei1A%HHoSrr%s ch&[ErrRss
a%Sp v S1oF hence t to ont Fire e saFs
british steamer Lonehlr,t Norfolk Newport News to
EUROPA fnsacoa to the Uhitcd Kingdom c5 Italian
saT d HngS to ba Go saa % sc,m ToS ada
C6aiIcston I.iyrpoo cotton, 26d II CO. tncnt 32d
sia% 'sr ARK Naoyo Mondo %orfok TrapIan slaves
PRovIsIo -roEk-Mqds5etoly active at ,tsa4y and
UNCHANGED Pcc' Sag 40 6o Me- on pT'atTe IS
FAMILY Ness sc; Extra Prime, sIoasO 50 .... BEEl-
si , pad q4 n Sj cry l E y 9?q fa MG
Packet in 9b q 2'g;I 30 -, BELt n H NE mod
cCT ,S m1o %a t %' ciS 9% ao s" az PEG:
Sc for 5S'i = % H1' ~ Tor sqd Hans: a
oc smoked DO esr4 h 11O ad5 s,St
chicago siort r6 July sold 2, i95g Aqgg; &c Sep;
enG I'm faii request CITY hlVy light lsq52c; Pa.
Of larger receipt. Of hog at the west option, broke "a
po2t, a9d So o go 3 ~ 2 S eycgng OIL he 6aS,
Of oG o INV s ss,cd ' At ee 'G asEd ADJUST closed at
GSic S, i closed at Gisc asked; sales $50 -
600 october closed at G2ic n,pd saGS 5ueo t 35
asked Refined Continent qIgcTg Fi Wth % N aT
yae and seSrHql@ G trad. "e continues dGi
PENNSYLVANIA Creamery. tubs mncy. lL2GlSc; Goot to
croIg ,'1 facv I6aI7c do cho'c I5aa5c do fair to
d osls S" I DAIRY M gls, TUB barr, GT P 3"s
choice 49, abe good llelSG Dairy TUBS faT va ice
We;I9 parry , fsGee juno rn a @S sGG ,
SSoIci ioo iosc ar.ts saGoqc seconds. 7oSc thirds
CqGEc We.tcrn Dn 9nd nagoI' gi'o on5 Mo-. rlc
barely s;'ady St'te clcnm i9i G,,'' f.;
prime G o7sc common to fair. 5'aoG4c SAT- FaGGry
T., or VEIN dat common to good. 5dGLc
r'G>n ,ir demand at Hry rm priri meg Sa !, ' a
PcnnsyISa anita frsh lsc Canadian fesA ~ IS; 20
a., to goos i5S9c W'i o,1 Gn Ca caI - 90
SGGAR-rlaw-ou but strong win light OF ring;
; 7.i6c VAR r,anine quoted At 1916 bd C,ntrmg,l
a1.d Stadg and quic; crushed. C'.c CIT Loaf &C
Cgb- G roTa~,d &c 'F2H"if idt &c STAND, MGd
49," So; on "N" 9.IGd5'c White ,Eytr2 ~C ~
ii,dP156' st rhad1iha there wa, slight d.ci,Inci
'STfAEiNE-DulI ard ,omcvha' nominal choice Lard
'THLLow-In Igt rc9qig,5t put armIy held Prime city
vno1 There 3. an absence q new interesting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
AN EPIDEMIC or MEASLES ENDED.

The thirty five sister, who. under the supervision Of
sister NJ Irene. have charge Of the New York Founding
Asylum. are having much needed rest. but resi- only
in compari son with the work Of caring for some 300
babies and children with the measles. since Maich
10 the asylum has been in quarantine. on that date
measles broke out and though every effort was used to
prevent contagon large number of babies were soon
down with the disease.
eve can prevent the spread Of almost any other
disease said sister Vincent, secretary of the
institution, to Tribune reporter yesterday We
lave had cases OF dphtbera. scarlet fever ana Hphod
fever which we have successfully QuaIantihed, but
there is only single case that / can remember In
which We escaped from general epidemic when one
,rr,0n had the measles. We have about Loo emil
dreu under our care in the city this year, oil Wh"m
200 are under charge OF nurses outside % the a-NlI'
When the epidemic broke out there were about 900 chl
babies IN the a~y lam, aud We 4uIit'.ldt'S
ceae sod taking any In ana removed an thhV w
could " no would be under special Danger rom an al
tack In tin, WAY kept the death rate from i'i'
down 10 or 10 per cent, aud from c"hpIi't,,,ui,
arising ab11it the same. We ere all through Win II
now except two or three who are suffering from com
,tiops The room, have all been fmneattI WIN
iluhur and all Of the walls have been washed WIN b
chloride Of lime. Al traces OF inc u's'i7o' W. "''
lccu removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN.
A GRAxD-sr DEYGooDs FIRM AND A HOUSE

A GRAND-sT. DRYGOODs FIRM AND HOUSE
MANUFACTURING UMBRELLAS ASSIGN.
The first failure among the GIaud-st drygoods
dealers for over year occurred yesterday. tho firm
being A. c. strenz d SOns, dealers IN diygoOds and
notions at Nos 240 to 253 Grand-,t. The partners
in the firm, Adoph c. strcnz, ana his two sons
a. Caesar and Robert StrcnL, made general assign
ment TO Benjamin II. BayliSs, giving preferences
agGreGating S10,CO7, as follows: j. NJ IL. Strcnz
$4,000; Wcsl Brothers. $102G; iechanics and
Traders Bank $3.50; Wilmerding. Morris & Mitchell,
1871 Ferdinand Enrich. $2,s5s; James {. Coyd
$500. All the preferences except the first and
last. are for prOmissOr notes, Endorsed by J. NJ H.
strenz, who is thus doubly preferred. AdoDh C.
strenz the senior partner, is Old drygOOGa dealer
who is reported 10 have failed several tunes n this
city and Brooklyn, going through bankruptcy III 1910
The liabilities reported at S35 900 and assets
$4,000
Rest, Fenner Smith and spencer G. Smith, com
posing the firm Of Rest. Fcnner, Smith d Co.. manu-
factuTcrs Of walking sticks. umbrella sticks and
umbrellas, at No. 7Ol Broadway, having factory at
Nos. 20 and 22 PcllSt made assignment Yesterday
10 Curtis smith They began business IN small way
al No. 543 broadway in 1rG7. and moved D. NJ. 1Ol
hr0adway about seven years ago. 1t IS sald the
walRingcane business has not been profitable lately,
and the firms expenses have been regarded rather
heavy, the rent Of the Broadway store being high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
THE STEAM COMPANY MUST OBEY RULES.

Works Gilroy, President Wilson, Of the Board OF
Health. and Mayor Grant held long conference
yesterday in the Mayors Office on the steam heatny
problem. The result of their deliberations the
following letter, which Mayor Grant wrote and sent
to o. r. shalier vice president Of the New YORK steam
company:
am IN receipt OF your letter OF the 10th instant and
WOuld say to you IN reply that. undcr the laws and
ordinances OF the city Of New York, all work t. DC
done which requires the opening or tearing up Of the
streets must be done under p,rmit from the Depart
nent 81 Public Works. / am informed by the Com
missioner Of Public Works that yOur corp ration was
found opening the pavement In front of No "a Vesey.
81. without such permit, and in fragrant violation Of
its obligations to the city This reckless disregard Of
the rights Of this municipality require that action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-BraH growths the spot We're trihe
steamer toaay but trading continued slow. ~ SgS S;
bags santos No Z. l7dsc. and freight Mild grad
had better demand. Sait.. $500 piculs l1mot ana
Eocngie &c; 1ji bags MaIacaibO and 80 bags Costa
fCa, private terms. Option, dull and without sc'
cal features. At the outset there was slight decline
but this followed by stcadnes and September closed
trine better. Other months unchanged on near,
while late showed small losses Have was tribe bet
tant change London steady 0nicia quotations July,
rs Cd August. rs sd September. Is I'd October;
los I'd November. as I'd december. 7is. Rio quoted
steady Regular lrst 5 $50; good second, 900 400
exchange private 232 rcccpt, - days. $4,000 baGs
total stock 1911 0C0 bags Sano, receipts u days OocO
bags. Rio purchases Tor United States during tne "c,h
- 900 bags Rio purchases for Europe and other cou-
tries during week, 10000 bags Rfo clcarances by g.
steamers for United States % 900 bush Rio ccaances by
sail for United States Rio ccaranccs for Europe ana
other countries 1000 bags steamers loading at no LOT
United States freight Der zoe and per cont
primage per bag. Total Santos stock, 1900 pass san
tos purchases United States 600 baeS; santos ur-
chascs for Europe other countries 10000 bags san
cearances for by United States nil santos
cearances for Europe other countries, 10000 uass
steamers loading Santos for United states. l. Santos
market quiet good average Santos, = 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
cBIJy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS


The visible supply statement issued ye''e'uaS ~
statisician Brown, Of the Produce EA'"""t''
v,,o.+ !. AZ to1 bushels decrease from the pre-
,,, oo,' ~ a 73O bushels; corn, 13,l2o,lol a 'o
c,ase Of 1I,3I71 bushels, oats. 3.l39'''o bn'i'el'
1900 - .7o oil bu hcls. Compared with year
1T M, ~. an lncrc.s &C Of out G3JO,OJo bu'"ei''
,r ,,.ho,t .nocuiatlon VA, decidedly duH yesterday
,, 500 600 bushels changing hands, ana Vic o''''o
- rar1l, due u tue defect, OF wire coiniuhiod'
rho prod, .. Exchange not abe 10 sl'o o"'
raI visible supply statement until aftcr llc no"
iucncss hours. II was dnc 10 'iI' ma hct,ycrn the
tS,t fr,c communication cOEld Ot pc ~ a"o Tho
una .. ma In ilation at New York ana me az -
,-itnary influence, were connie uhg - Wi"n' cannot
graphic reports and hence inc chant 'r,c. show net
be iu 80 4o12 cent a. follows: july w. cn,
"a 2 ac september. - lie; october, ~ Dr tn.1 L
her gGc Most of the curb heuIc, AID nccrulbcr at
~ al pc: september at 81 1-l"c' Anu ''''"'"'
o., u IGu 90 1--c. . .a On ooo I'm slcl.
30 cash wheat declined 1894 cent ana 90oo VA,
"a talcn for export. 4 moderate buSlhcs1 Va Va 600
"enc n cable rdfusals Mlers took nearly 'o"''
buSIi' drouth boom" in corn hurt by the report"
, ~. ,lcf heather. Cash lots were OH : cen Ic
0nIv 20 900 bushe, taken for export nc o nc1r by
h9McN' tTr ontions ended OF $50 4 cent a. oi" H
Mv 41c. August - 12c; september 10 i-''' W.
to6er 40 S9t for oats were depressed largely IN sym
~ idh Inc hcaylncss Of the principal cereals d
Prd y shade lower, with no export liluIa D ,"c,
fair local trade was doc; ln. M % and october
a, aEc hut unchanged for August 81 q" l4o.oesod the
At large receipt, Of hogs at TIE Wcot pr T,iv nt
opLVh "a a. crs nj the anne pic, for sept a
b. Tor october and point Tor 'ctcI,pci q" al
rho receipts OF grain and noIr rcpotu ~ ,oIoyys
lhg VIZ 'Phladcphia ard Baltimore wore as io'oMn
New orr 1n1 lon heels corn, 293 .O44 bushels OATS
Tt4S2 bushels total grain n,1 D,aap and 81 Iomi-
10 'ntdrrnption Of the telegraph continues 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

Chicago. July 81 CSpcciaD.-The wheat anu 1'i ~
,,e wore stubbornly firm and stupldly duII !"
,Ie first part Of the session to-day, but to"aru A.,
close became Enthusiastically weak ana aiiio,. ,i,,at
'"o mr. orc,tng I'm wheat was at its highest
-. lon tho day and the lowest was inc ciosInS
pimotation 20 cents for september, at WHICH " ,rn
lfa ,sncv offered as the session ADJOURNED t"ln
aHe an almost similar record, except thai uieIc
an advance Of about Ia cent oyer thc opehmS Tor
on he closing collap-e% The resting pHce 10
sntrmbcr was 81 l-oo35 r. cents, against ~
cent on saturday. The wheat market 1pcnen rSt.
on either side Of the market Flrst salce Nere a. ~
Cent Tow Gentcmbcr which showed no change Htli
IN ,oirc ruotatinns Of saturday. The Influencing
factors were stlll confined 10 the northwestern hoT
and tie rcports from abroad, but concerning ny
former there appears to be an Increase III inc hDoa
who believe thai Dakota and Minnesota VIII prouu'c
good crop I'm the last half hour The market was Owe,
come by the freedom OF the offerings, me small SINAI,
decrease in the visible supply being the "eaheI'E
influence. There was a rcoo'eiJ w VIZ N'-' w
90 3.8 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
COTTON MAEKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July 81 p. m-lhe sales of The day IN
cud,d 5000 bales American ,.-- ,,,,,,,.,
tuurr. closed firm AZ the advance; American Middlng.
low mIdng clause. JAY deNory d31.Gid sellers July
d Ingist delivery 31.GId sellers August delivery,
a. Gd sellers, August and sept mlcr deliver. SOL
a. I,iGtd Strtemhcr delivery, 3lit 40 Sttl
he, and Octo6rr delivery. 3Gid buyers octob ana No
min delivery 5S-Ol ~ 5oOid November and Doceh-
her delivery 5G-6id5 j7-0id December and January de-
~ IA = Jj.Gid scilrr-. .,,,. -, .
Nv ,i,'.trn Julv 9l-Coton nominal middllng. HE
low midding lO'sc good ordinary lOlc; net and gross
,nnnb Iuly l9-Co,t,n steady m'ddlng. II &c low
ddn~ lie Good OrdnIry. l0Nc net and gros, recrptN
A." halo. exports, coa,twise so bales; sales Il bales
stock. 5GI bales. ..tsut,,
=, o.tGr. LOW midlnc. me-; good ordinary 10 l9-p,
not and aruss receipts bales sales % bl's st''N'
= 31J halc- c., -. ,.o.s oto b,tes
exnnrs To Great Britain 29i bales 70 tc Oohuho' w
ho,,. roastwlse. 3lS bales; sales, 500 bales ,o,.
Baltimore, July Election auli lniuu4hS- A-'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
STABBED FOR THE SAKE OF TEN CENTS.

A police officer found Michael Rcardon, Of No. 80
Westinghouse, lying In pool Of blood at Rector and
washington Sts. at early hour yesterday morning
The officer raped for assistance and summoned an
ambulance. Reard0n taken 10 the Chambers
street Hospital. where it found that he was
Dangerously stabbed In the left side in the region Of
the heart and also in the left shoulder lie told the
Joseph Maggie, Of No. lj3 sackcti-st Brooklyn. 4
dispute arose over It's payment this morning, and
hediuOn alleges that he was set upon by Nagle and
another man, John O. Norton, OF No. O6 Washington
81, ana beaten and stabbed. Nagle and Norton were
arrested later and at the Tobs Police Court held
70 await the result Of Reardon's injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
rs THE AGENT STILL coLLEcTISGi

The police have been asked 70 search Tor james
Malone. Of No 3-3 Hudson T.. who was emp!"N'n ~
collector for the Manhattan Jcwclry COMPANY a.
Broadway and HousiOn-st week ago. ON fTlu'9 "'
sent a postal card 10 The companyS once sl'HE
that he had bccn delayed on his route but "ouiu ~
port in the evening Manager les sd'u -
!, - 49,, ,,c ,,ot bean al the ONCE or At his home
IN lind 81 t. hut had been heard from a. sun ,i
Iectiug from the c0mptny's customers NHrluAy ,ch
ing lie thought Malone mast nave CV''o''0N 81 W
49, 1000 since he left the Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

Flour fairly active Wheat-Souhorn active and
strong; fglt'. 9-ayse long cry. 9Sa,oe 10 = g9Se:
steamer No. red. 90c. Western firm; NO winter
rd. spot 9jd95Ac July. 49,, August. 924ay2Se
September 81 ! d52S.c. tOrn-Southera very qulets
white 56d5Sc; yellow, 5ldjlc. Western hFni nlAeit
spo., 472c July acc August age september. tt29
aud fennsylvana Sss,lc; do Western white 40ai23e:
do do, mixed, 3J639Gc; graded No. white. sc /,
do. mixed. iOc. Rye nominal choice. 5jd5Gc prime.
52d54c good 70 fair. $500. Hay dun. but staiy;
Butter-Choice nrn. others quiet lfgs active i0dise
Coffee steady Rio cargoes. fair 1913. d20c No :, is0
lSi-c. sugar easy; Pranulated 6tc. Copper strong;
refined. l5c. whskcy nrm ~ l5dSi 10. Freights 70
Liverpool per steamer. dull cotton Zoe four. is I'd
praln. I'd Core for ordeis. 3s 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
ErRoprNN pEoDrcE MAEK Is.

Liverpool July Fl 3 - p. m.-B'cf and pork In poor
demand. IIaIns-Thc demand j. impro,int. Bacon in
good demand. Cheese in fair demand american. mo
white and color.d easy at ti- Cd CottOn-"cd ole
Liverpool refined easy at 9ls 81 Tlllow nrpentme ard
1osn I'm poor demand. Tafd-Spot and futures IN poor
demand prime Western spot and July easy AZ JOS "a :
August and >'p;enb'r casv a. 3O-. o. Wheat IN por
der-ond lair demand. 'orn-Spot in poor de-
and: future, in fair demand. Hops a. London.Pacho
rS1.t I'm good demand Receipts ri wheat for the last
wrck from Atlantic ports 1880 quarter from Pache
mort ~ 600 from Other $1,000 Receipts Of
n'ricaY corn for the last week - 100 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July 2l.-Whcat-No J hard opened higher
sal,s 900 bush 91sc $500 bush at 0oc closing d
at 9-lac asked 600 bush 80 / Northern 0Ol2c, Closing
with = 600 bush 96l2c No Northern duh at
9.093. asked dull and unsettled; No RED old
g3r DO new. 92c 80 3 extra red, SSd?Oc No : extra
Whit Ole track Corn opened weak and closed az OUT
Side price, car load, 40 yellow sold at 43'.d4ic; No 2
t5LG iic: 80 3 42i4ai2i3c store Oats quiet and
weak. offerings liberal so white, 43ac; No mixed
39c In new 40 white. 36@37c T. arrive on tee
I;yo nominal Flour quiet and unchanged. Mllc'd
scarce aud -tong an, hanged prices Jana freight, hrn
and uncnonc.4. Kcccpt>-tlOIr, $4,000 bbs wheat
shipment, ny canal-wheat ooo bush; corn, 1900
bush; ont. 49, 600 bush shipments bI rl-f"ur' ''VOV
CHICAGO July 2l-The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22

fere with the Department Of Public Works in taking
such action as may seem best calculated to accomplish
that result. desire, further TO say that / do not
think YOU are called upon, as your communication
states 10 obey two masters, but that faithful com
pllance with the laws and ordinances under which
vOur charter was granted, and with the obligations
which Won have incurred to the city. would make II
extremely necessary for the city authorities 10 take
nch action for the protection of the cys interests as
Won have complained OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
NOT ALLOWED TO OWN TIE SHIP.

The six cattlemen, Edward DAILY, Martin DAILY, Carl
Zegier, J. Debmar, J. Williams and Thomas Bingham,
VINO broke into the stOrc-rOOm Of the National Line
steamship Holland on her last trip from London, were
ne" ior trial at the Tombs Police Court yesterday
morning They intoxicated while the vessel was
passing Fire Island and wanted 10 take charge Of the
vessel Ihey took tobacco and several cases Of ale
dha D'er from the room, but ovcrpOwered
3 anu HOhed signals OF distress brought the Police
ratrol winch took The men In custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
london WOOL SAILS.

London. July 2i.-At the wool sales to-day 1927 bales
offered Of good selection. The attendncr specially
u foreigners, thinner Compotition tivc. GOOD
melinos firm. and crossb d, were 10 Increased demand
hardened rates. lho q tt- ~ tp-ti ffrring~
a. follows Victoria. 1900 bales secured 1.1 0ls sd do
locks and pieces lsdls I'd greasy. 7.d0l- ~ do locks
and pieces. 5LQild; Ncw.SOutll Wa'-. 100 bales
secured lodals SID do locks and pieces 'Gqls Did;
greasy. OL,Gili2d do locks ana piece, a0od; south
Australia bales secured l. I'D do locks and pieces,
totals; New-Zeasnd 100 bale scourd D. ldais q
do locks and plcss. LA l. Sd tG0l, I'd; DO
lock. and pieces 80 led Cap ~ Good Hop and Natal,
100 bal ; secured. 92ddls SD. glea iisasdi %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-22
Montreal and Philadelphia shipments not received.

salos-sherman s culver: Il Texans, os5 n AYR
400 a, "a so ncr 100 n 30 Kentucky 'Stirr-, l3e" ~
at 81 30 Il Indiana Steers. loo u. az - - 80 a..
Ioit y, 40 - 30: ~ Kentucky do ~ H. az -, i'
10 do go b. at - % do l3!3 n. A. - a. a. - J
rL2i ~ AZ q - Chicago do $50 h ~ - "V' - 20
"55 n Al 30 33 do. go y, at - - u 90
n AZ > 80: lG do 800 y. at - 90 ~ 90 ~
~ Il ii do $50 N. at - so Bull iS9 ~ ~, ~
Newton 4 Glllctt: l. Indiana Nt'""rri - ~ y
ONen 3,a n 1T ~ 81 Chicago S,",rs, 1'u ' vi
NJ Goldsmith: Is Chicago steers, l-io D. AZ
J. Shamb"rs; - Chicago steers al - % pr iO0 "''
l. G' SandnrSo 10 Kentucky Steers. I29 T. at - 20
S,,tc uul,s OH r. at - Az; do. GIG r. at = fo'
a. un 1oo h,tll6n: state bulls Go ~ at g.
MICH COWS-Eoccipt- Tor th, week 80 n,'G.
tn trfta. F,alng dull TO- all rNcrlt ltrI.tlN ,f
-. .tn.k and nominal quotations ar E-p"f,o. u
CIVi,S~ Receipts SO hcad-l''-3 ny "ulii1t' az" T
ga a. Jersey CIV. light SUPPLY u' h-,,N,I ' ~,
w. ,, a. M Ilfc In buttermilkS ana c,1r'r u @
we mu rS NJ the latter win be- wanted I'M, week on &c,
,uu a" the Hebrew fast day l'Hti .,i i '"
~ yc uINcd I'D and Western calves AZ '2"'i'' 'o'''
mon 10 choice r. 5dGAc M, - v-ost.rn Calves o3G
- 49, AZ c per n. - do. 30 3D. ~ ~ -. ~,
~ " -, &c. IS do 80 a. ~ ller ~. N'li' zoo 10
~ ,,. ~ do iG H. at JIG; 81 CO. 10 "' ~ "''' 10
do 2Ci H. 20 Gr. go ,,..,..-Ik calves. IG- n. 10
- iS N" 80 49, % p - M>"I DO - ~ a.
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Che Curt.

MONMOUTH PARK Races Long. Branch,
URDAY' untll THCRSDhY, AUGUST rs.
Commencing 30 y. M. -.
Central r. r. Of ~ j. Liberty 81. Fsrry 10 pig,
10 IS II - M. l. 80 T. - 90 80 M Pennnsy'
il 80 - y 80 m q p m o. ~ saf Hic,n,.
Sc 90 II 90 4. m. - Is. 90 p. NJ, o
Fare Round Trip. including admission b. Field sl.oo
IL. 4. CRICKMORE. Soc. 4 J. CAhSAII. Pres.
SARATOGA RACES.
lily "a TO AUGUST %. 1890.
20 DAYS
FIVE OR SIX RACES EACH DAY.
peonnfng a. and concluding in time for hotel
D'7 dinners and afternoon trains Tor All points.
JAS. II. MARVIN, President
&. wHFATLY. Secretary.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Announcement IS made In local columns OF the
details Of the meeting held yesterday between repre-
sentatives Of the Conference of oil Exchanges and
representatives OF the standard oil intercsts. Tho
outcome will doubtless BE- listing Of Buckeye Pipe
Line certificates all the exchanges tat JIdde IN
crude petroleum. and the general hope l. that ~
viva Of speculation may result win Ploht u the CON-
mission brokers 1t h proposed to list Tie new
certificates under the same cOnolllDnN MH'h govern
the National Transit certificates now deat ii-s forage
charges to be - cents per 1000 barrels per DAY.
monthly statements 10 be made, and ali the ordinary
facilities of transfer, etc, 10 be pnNldrd IL VIII
probably require least "A lew week, 70 put All inc
machinery In operation
The National Transit certificate market ruled dull
AT both New orb exchanges yesterday. There was
little variation In prices, but there wa sll-ht weld
ing tendency. The narTOwnc,> Of the mdIActs robbed
the days operations of significance.
The range Of prices ana the total dealings were az
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90 phom j CLAN Concern.

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