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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
TILE Trade IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July lSpecal).The weather lad great
deal Of influence in wheat There we're heavy rains
over night in northern Illinois and western Kansas
and throughout Iowa and Nebraska Low barometer
over most Of The southwest territory indicated prOba
biItes Of rainfall over most Of the winter wheat
country. The contingency Of a sOppagc OF marketing
Of new wheat induced many large shorts to buy on
ell weak spots. Nevertheless 81 sing prccs a
frscOn lower than yesterdays. December opened nj
% % sold % 80 - and ~ y and closed al 70.
Partridge bought freely NJ % or lower scalpers
caused the early break by general selling. Al omaha
dispatch reporting a cold rain there OF ten hours
duration helped corn and had q sympathetic effect on
wheat. Corn had ~ early break Oh local selling, but
advanced because u the cold rains west sept amber
shorts were again buying. ana tie price from
~ a % % 4. The opening ald close was D. a..
The weather also lad a strengthening effect oats
Provisions broke badly Oh yellow fever from
Georgia and because Of estimated receipts Of 10000,
hogs for Wealesd4y. There "a slight rally near
the close tie Official denial Of The yellow fever
report. September pork opened at $40 o. sold %
e1O 40 aud closed az $40 & -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKTr prpORT

Ell BUIL Id MArEKi AL-Brick Of all kinds
moving OUT stauly at about former prices Haverstra
HaEd Bek ere aYotcd at $3.50 per LOCO Flshkls s5a
- PHotr fi9d - oOgSo pale. s9d5e IS Rosen-
g. % Belgian ortand, 80 30dS2 40 English Portland
~ +oGT- Do i.o.kand common Lime oOc uer Dbl and
60 Soc st. JOINS common Lime, SOC, and
20T22c per bush; Cattle Hair. t48lsc
EaS yoH 1Dna, Is at trade at UNCHANGED prices
man. Sc Taylor Brothers English eranu!sted o. aGo
CoCOA-DesliRgs small, but prices hold very steady.
l3aal4c; Guayaqul, l3914ac.
S0oPE ~. srocK-NOt very active but
and Heads quoted at 81 7OaSi 80; sugar
SHOCKS ana HEADS, Ss-ineh 81 20 S0inch, 81 100
81 80 ola SHOCKS, without Heads. 75d9Oc Rum Shocks
and Heads 50 So Rum Pipes IS 50aS 90; Empty Hogs.
S2S.
CoTToN1on o the SPOT was dull. but without ouOnbe
the to-day 30SS bales a. against sal bales the
same day last week, and 100 bales last yeas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE Of PRICES.
There were dealings crude Oil certificates at the
Stock Exchange yesterday. There was slight IN
crease in trading at the Consolidated Board but the
business was light nevertheless, and there was no
news from the petroleum country % influence values.
Perhaps IL this negative argument which caused
an advance from So 20 IS I-40 90 Ia cents against
81 Is cents Monday night Inc sales were 23,OOo
barrels.
Refined oil was unchanged Al 100 cents IN barrels
and 50 cents ia Crude IN barrels reduced
10 points 10 $50 cents per gallon.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, l6 Is francs J;
Bremen. g % marks; London. 0-16G5 BE pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July :. As p. m.-Beet in fair demand.
Pork in poor demand Hams in good demand. Bacon
in fair mand. Cheese in fair demand; American
finest white and cOlored steady al ABS for Tai
low in poor demand prime city dull at 25s sd.
Turpontne and rO-in in fan demand. Lard-SpOt and
futures in poor demand. Wheat and -four in fair de-
nand Corn--pJt i'm fair demand futureS-The
demand Is improving; mixed Western spot firm at
5s I'd July firm al ,, 3-4d. August steady at
- Il september steady at D 3D. Hops at London
Pacific C0ast-There is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average rccoipts OF milk and cream n the
diferen: railroad distributing points IN and near the ely
been follows Erie, > 20J o. milk,
condensed milk and 3l2 q cream Susque
hanna 10 Of milk and - Of cream Pennsyl-
yania Poughkeep~c and Boston 40 ~ milk Lacka-
wanna $50 cans u milk and - cans u cream New
York Central and Harlem, 800 cans % MILK 20 cans OF
condensed milk aud 10 u cream NewH0fk city ana
Northern. LAP q milk; NewHaven and Hartford.
22T cans OF milk: and Western, . 25O Of
milk and 22j u cram; West Shore, I21s cans Of
milk and 90 Of NewIersoy Genital 375 cans
Of milk and - Of cream and BY miscellaneous short
route, $50 Of milk and 10j cans u The
,uppy been 10 1875 Of milk. Zi3
OF condensed milk and s2j Of The average
price paid the surplus the platforms has been 81 10
a OF 40 quarts.
The directors the MIX Exchange 40 their last meet
ing resolved let the May price. cents remain until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending July 7. 1891.


Receipts FOR the week-Deaas, 335 pkgs peas, 1900
bush Exports-B.ans 1lG3 pigs peas, l69O Dos. In
ports 3.O40 bags beans. Brght dry, claanPck-d Do
nestle light for time D1st. and Jlc
marhet has gradually improved such. closing firm
Al other grades remain dull and sottl-d value
opportunity sell offered receivers Go not scnd
long on their price. Choice marrow are no" selling
mainly at - a. few exceptionally fine lots jCbbnc .
little higher. Medium would bring 90 IS. and pa - 30
Fed kdnrY held up 70 50 70dS2 IS when choice. Further
important lots " fore beans have been taken FOR export;
and prices stfening Green peas have ADVANCED but
the supply liberal the close. and prices less firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

London, July Z, 4 p. m.-COnsOls 90 3l6 for botk
money and the account, New Ork, Pennsylvania and
ohio first mortgage bonds, 81 Is; Canadian Pacific,
3 3-s Illinois Central. 06 IL. II. Paul common
65 3 New York Central, l02 81 Reading Ia SO !
Mexican Central new per cent bonds. -.
The rate Of discount In the open market for three
months bills Is l l. per cent
Paris advces quote per cent rentes at 95 francs
Is confines for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
POULTRY AND GAME.

The Fourth Of July demand for live poultry pretty
good End primo stock Of all kinds advanced sharply up
the close OF week Yesterday and to-day the buying
was on more re.trcted scale ana the narHet turned
downward o pec.ay chickens. which decidedly
lower.
felt In spung chickens OF which
there accumulation 20 carry over. Thl week
trade has ruled quiet and chickens have made some de-
cline. Western scadd closing weak az IS f22 Win atter
eNtrue and dry-picl-d easing OF % -OG24c. Fowls
have been shaded b. I2RG but clo.e fairly firm az
that Old cocks quiet, but steady. Turkeys little
rrmeP SQUADS firm.
game bird, arriving Of any consequence and prices
entirely nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
DRESSED POULTRY-FRESH KILLED
GAME.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

The market for potatoes broke 10 e. .1ds- 30 fof
FRIDAY morning undf eAtess .
arrivals and eeceiN ers generally looked Tor urhef I
cline But later in day out Of town orders became more
plenty cleaned up much better than anticipate l.
a Since then we nave nad D
very good market closing firm az quotations onions are
scarce and hrmer. Tomatoes lave appcard rom SouA
Jersey and cn,a close az 25d%2 - crate common
Norfolk wind bags drag at i5cG;l and most OF tne FLOR
-.iug 81 Sl 30. some common ohares
I'm and Savannah stock be had ~ 5OGSl 10 but
good Charleston ~ and the Dr from savannah
$3.50 -. Cucrmbers more plenty and lower. string
beans lower Other kinds Of Long Island and Jersey
agetables are generally plenty and declining, except
cabbages which light supply good demand and hfI
- LIotD u+sh In II a Uer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

Havana, July spanish gold. o3sa 1920. EXcbanc
quiet sugar quiet; SATURDAY AZ OurpOFts 600 bag
Cetrfulal, J5 TO y32 degrees polarization sold
50 064dS3 12l gold per qunta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

es are found willing operate extensively at present
prices. The market has easy look though prices OF
small lines OF stock remain much TIE quoted
fortnight Fine Xxx fleece f. quoted at 81 &c. and hne
delaine. Doc No. half-bo1d, BIC spring Vexas, liza
nc, and spring California, Id2oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

Receipts for the week ~ 397 Dkgs. Exports for week
lis pigs Trade has beth broken uD by the Fourth OF
July holiday. ana the volume OF business has been com
and while large llocks have gone Into cold storage
70 hold the offerings the market have
exceeded the demand and weaker feeling generally.
The effort to set the price Of ENua Western Creamery
lSc has been abandoned ana the faneert marks
Offering freely at thai. Sellers looa TO- widen
OF values 70 the smaller proportion Of extras,
F hoped that the quality VIII net have
~ much lower Ersts ar plenty and weak at 1870
lie. and seconds and thirds moving % any extent
prices somewhat nominal Exporters get no On
cOuragemant operate basis OF present values.
state creamery kept the abundance and cheap
Western goods neither pals nor Ghs are saibe
1Sl2c. though special brands COM
mand fraction In gular way. state dairy quiet
and easy. All the Western packngs are having very
cull sale ana prices lower and weak. This is es-
pecioy OF factory goods which have been held rea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

Receirts for week. 300 bbs and oG9l3 cases. Some
iccroae .n receipts and scarcity u positively fine now
lid epos hay, caused gradual Improvement in the
act FOR .op.quaIti,s but there J. - vide variation IN
Inc ouqlltt and condition stock Offering that tn
= oi,it. irregular At the close few line Northern
Ohio and Indiana reaching he. and here and there
mark IlirOi, Iowa stock T. huc enough sell
-1re pcc but many coed brands from best section
RI. ging 40 l75tc desirable buyers and sales u far
Western that price arr rather TOO exceptional %
slightly def Give goods. especially
~, Central and southern Ohio and Indiana and
n-t ave- freely offered II 2c and lower condition.
4 fsN riLadqp Michigan neW-aid sell up % 152c. but
.0rr G. the Michigan goods are no better and sell 70
nlher han those from Ohio and lnciana some sock
the.o or land that holders anxious n move rather
until IAN tha- uefe - little PROBABILITY " any
1fthef IMPROVEMENT. - 80,
NJ hiaan and Pennsyly ona newaid, per doz.lS alS.
New YORK state laid. per dozen "a
Weston and Northwestern, newIid -------.-l dlS
md 10 CIl2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

Receipts for week, 81 GJ5 boxes. Exports, 1910
boxes The supply has run 2 tte a4aad Of ,le demand
market eased OF gradually. There was 4
little demand to-day FOR the nd-Week steamers, ono
direct % London and stock cleaned up pretty we'll The
mOnentarY steadiness Fancy cOOr'd
generally and fancy white at SAt but buyers
critical about quality. and Inc fac tories
went at Slec, and prime i-l cream az Sc Nor r!lE
stock stu lower and had light movement. ~ Is
possible That tie return 10 this port OF the steamer
Serya which sailed SATURDAY WITH 5000 boxes
cheese i'm addition % her other f5rgo may have lad
some influence the demand today; 4 the steamer 5
i-achincrv be seriously damaged the cheese
IN probably be- tausferrad another steamer OF The
same Inc on SATURDAY. Night milk skins have sold slowly
ths week az decline Of - ec. oIi9 na1s are noo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
Ordinary
STAINED.
...5e Low MlddlIng......7

Good Ordinary ..--...--...52 Low Mtdllng.......7
Strict Good Ordnarv.6s Middllng............7 1915
Options-It slow day this market. and the
fluctuations did exceed points. Trade almost
exclusively Of local chanct5r, and no special features
were developed. A strong opening was followed by a
slight decline based easier Liverpool aGyce, but the
lats cables came steeder, which prompted covering Of
shorts." Final figures showed gains OF 1d2 pOnJo from
yesterdays close. sales, 27,30O bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
VISIBLE supply

crop movement; 1891 1900
1Saes. Bales.
Visible supply s,572 l590,g9}
Receipts. DAYS. ...-......... IgS 300
Exports 10 Great Britain, days. 8'02I I.75
Exports 70 France, DAYS.
Exports 70 Continent, 3 days.
Stock In New licensed ware.
houses. counted daily .............. 14sG9S n Ooo
In other places frstmated) 70. ....... 9S7 8,5t5
IOta STOCK IN Ne"-l by running
count 1855 76,C37
Stock ia all United States ports So. 2g99lS III 4l3
Liverpool kilograms l AS .. m.-Receints 600 bales
Of which American. 5000 bales sales 1000 bales OF
which for speculation and export 500 bales American
GOO bales Spot market in buyers favor mlddlinc,
Manchester m1rkat Yarns-Quiet Cloth-SmaH inquiry.
quotations based American standard OF casiGca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08
FRrITs AND RERRIEs-FREsH

Apples are plenty. mostly OF very common quality and
m0ylr- slowly % weak prices. liberal supply Of CONF
moi, Early peaches from Maryland and Delaware. Tor
Which trade T. extremely dun &C very low prices
Ciofga IL pears are IN larger supply, dull and
lower Very few Wild Goose pluHs arriving, aud
Iuoauons about nominal scafc'y airy call for common
ka,.h pluns small lOts o. Florida grapes sell slowly
guS.fd Cherries IN mOdenue supply and choice sound
~ -t.sdv currants sell readily pretty good prices.
Strawberries still arrive from Western New-Nork, but OF
very IRREGULAR quality and condition, sales ranging from
20 for snail and common N l0d12c for prime
,rro Black fries In much supply and declining
nd rasph, have sold az very fair prices rule but
aIe cl0@ig easier under larger receipts Backeaps hold
isirlv steady Huceberries plenty aud slightly aNofing
hryers Market OVERLOADED with watemelOrs, stock nf-ey
heated or otherwise undesirable and prices abous moI
Inferior qualities about worthless, after expenses
az paid and many Will not brirg freight MusRmeions
moro plenty and lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

Receipts for week 80 bales. Exports 26 bales. I'm
/ difficult get buyers 70
this and only ttle forced business
has been accomplished these sales show considerably
lower range OF Values and they establish the fact that 20
sell holders ideas 20 prices have u be modified mater
ally Reports the growing crop continue 20 improve,
and the prosnect FOR picking quantity OF hops Is
god that some no d. r are making strong effort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

l-.h ouOtat0ns were f1II0Ws: Hour dun and
.+,dv| NJ .prng what 0lsi u5j4c No -prIng wheat
.ssc. No rrd 92Ji GJj5tci NJ ro-l, Ole; No oat
o.. X r-p -Bd-BLc No = barley, nominal; No /
alAseed 81 Of; prime timothy seed, 81 23Isl 3 me-
80 Tr I'M 40 2Jd4iu 90; llld, per 100 ~ SO - D.
b--, H., Side. loose ~ i2Lds 20 dry altcd shout
ar, tJo,-dI - lOcsj nj hort clear -'d.a .DoN,d
-. az 81 80. viii .-v dl-ter' finished goods per gal
ii 10. No white O4ts, 3Js 4iO-ci NO d. S5'-G5Jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

.ta,dy and unehlngd d. rle-. l5dl11c.
cincinnati. July 7.-Flour quiet. Wheat hrmer
- ... I'D .yIc. uru. % - sic. Receipts
- 500 iush. .upmcut- 200 bush. Corn lei, active
= % r.ixaf ole oats easier 40. mixed zoe. Rye
;'- V, - 80 Pora u 'ady 51O -. LAID finn
- Bu,fnfai, firm: d - Eaeo4 n so 1 demand ~.
80 To-is - is Butter steady. sugar quiet Legs
,r,,ea7,.ar. II Ia l. lie. Cheese nfm
minneapolis, July 7.-Cash wheat market was rather
- .v.'ir Ia mIers generally not BENG disposed 10
80 tb. advance in July over the later futures. sun
ne God milling wheat Was pretty wei sold out and
- .5cf.,ile No Northern Was sold 10 arrive.
I,rire. ranged mostly at 34G1c over July for No.
Sor,hern and some fancy cars Drought lie
80 GOOD NJ. . wheat sold fairly but there
Esi considerable soft wheat on ne tables That was
am al rrorlv q cents under No northern. Receipt
.4' - ,,rI.c-r four hours IS cars shipments, p.
oulutb received ., ears. Closing-No. l hard, July.
~ o- an tIac9 II o. No 1, northern, July. % -
elp,eu.brr "A 81: December. 80, on track, 81
.fi on -: No :. northern. Juiy' 9fc' on track. "i"
90. t-t,.,r .,uiet Wheat -teadv
-, . .Dripg on track cash Ouc september - .te
10 N.rr,Is.rn g.r Corn oysnt, No >, on track,
eash GISG2e oats higher; No. white, OF IaeEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-08

FRUITS sAND BERRTFS-DRIED.
Receipts for week, - pkgs. Exports 32i pkgs Only
small Obbng trade IN eVapOrated apples. out sock ugnt
aud prices held about steady. Chops steady exporters
bid 3a8se for prime heavy packed and hold rs ask SIC
and skins entirely neglected and nominal k1spber
ries slow. A few bbis cherries sold az lie;
Offering at same price. Backberres duh rot much do
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-10
Romanee Of Gliding Ring.

While playing tennis at Huntington,
Long Island, Mrs. Louis NJ. Brushs
wedding ring slipped from her finger
and fell into the grass at her feet.
She carefully noted The exact spot
where it fell, and filed il away for
future reference when her play had
been finished After careful search
by the part, the ring failed to show
up. A garden rake was brought 10
bear with no better results; and Mrs.
Brush gave up with dependency, not
unmiXed with a supersltious dread
that dire disaster was foreboded by the
loss of the band of gold The rake
was thrown down carelessly, its teeth
being pressed into the ground.
The game Of tennis continued, when
il was found that the rake was in the
way Of the players. Upon picking it
up to toss it aside, The ring was found
encircling one of The teeth, much 10 tie
relief of the Young wife. OF course
this was the mercst accident. Asa
rule. II is safer 10 pick up a fugitive
wedding ring right on the spot Even
lawn tennis can wai'.-LOncc a Week.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-10
As Good Is His Master.

y graduate of the PENNSYLVANIA rail.
road school Of manners was conductor
on oncof tive limited trains between
New York and Washington The other
night When hc entered the first co. e
hc found it crowded. and in one ii fne
: -: III s'-,-1 --e-.-'s-s7s sssP sss--s.s~~s
rerhals i would w. more correct to sty
= NennE crson Of the masculine gen
der. III was we'll dressed and reading
a French novel. Upon his small and
ordinary c"unteuancc there sat the
naughty look of reserve Of the imitation
gentleman. When the conductor celled
Tor tickets, this Young person affected
To be SO absorbed i'm his book rs sot to
bear him, SO the conductor passed him
by going clear through the train be.
lore he returned to disturb the naughty
reader. When the conductor came
pack the young person still refused TO
pay any attention The conductor
waited Il moment, and then called out
rather sharply for bis ticket. The YOUTH
iul and now thoroughly contemptuous
person, noticing that the man whom he
called the guard Of the train had nd.
dressed him With brusqueness, which
he translated rudcness, took his ticket
from bis pocket and, without looking
ut the conductor. threw it upon the
iloor The graduate of the Pennsvl-
wanna schoolof manners was fully equal
to this unusual situation Hedsplayed
no temper noeNcitcmcnt, nor any lack
OF repose. With the calm gravity Of
man who is sure Of himself he stopped
to the floor, punched the fallen ticket
the requisite number of times, and then
laid II on the floor where it had been
thrown, and walked out amid the roars
Of laughtero Of the entire car.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-10

An excellent story is told Of Professor
Rogers and Doctor H. W. Dale. These
two gentlemen were giving series OF
lectures, and at every town which they
visited, Doctor Dale noticed that his
colleague who always spoke first made
the same speech IN fact, SO often did
the professor give that speech that the
worthy doctor knew it off by heart. and
this fact led the latter to think Of a way
Of taking the wind out of his friends
sails.
On their arrival At certain town.
Doctor Dale asked Doctor Rogers ii
allow him to speak first, an arrange.
mcnt to which the latter readily agreed
50 Doctor Dale rose and proceeded t.
deliver the speech of Doctor Rogers,
locking every now and then with the
corner Of his eye to see how that worthy
gentleman was taking this practical
Joke Doctor Rogers sat calm and com
posed, and when at length bis turn
came to speak, he just rs calmly rose
and delivered to Doctor Dale's utter
astonishmcnt quite new speech
AT the conclusion Of the meeting Dr..
Dale said to his colleague:
u thought ! had taken the wind out
u your sails tonight.
Doctor Rogers replied
"Oh. no. ! delivered that speech when
vas here Il month ago
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-07-10
Romance Of A PORCELAIN Vase.

The death of Theodore Deck. the
famous head of the Sevres porcelain
works. las raised discussion in Paris
as to whether part of the works.
which are great expense to the State,
~Houd not be abolished. Tie radical
element claims that they only manu-
facture classic vases and jars for the
heads of tile Republic to give away TO
other magnaics. In this connection a
curious painting on porcelain has
come to light in the possession of a
West End dealer here, which CON
tains the secret in porcelain painting
for which Deck, on behalf of the
Sevrcs factory, offered painter 500
eco. 1t is beautiful flower piece of
decorative character, with large
number of gold flower stems running
through il. The way in which the
gold passed through the furnace and
was reproduced under the glaze is
marvellous. The painter, French
man by The name Of NIalct, accepted.
Decks Offer, bnt was aghast, when he
tried, at being unable TO reproduce The
effect which was clearly an accident
Of the firing. He devoted all his time
and money to the quest, broke his
l.eart in despair and went mad
New York Recorder.