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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16

The United Order OF American Firemen held the sec
ond cays session Of its yesterday morning IN
Clarendon Hall. resolution wa passed providing INT
the United Femen should confer with the state assoca
ton Of volunteer for tn purpose OF having Dill
rassed by the Legislature providing for pensions for the
tftos ~ men who die In the discharge their duties
The following old officers were reelected; Wilhelm =
Lawson president; Jesse Brown, il. Vice-wesldepti
Charles H. Sliny secret1ry aud Daniel Bradley treas
urer 4 complimentary dinner given in tie even
, q. the delegates bv Hugh Bonner Council. No. 3, Of
mis- city Delegates wcr. present from Bnghamton'
Flushing. Bay Ridge. wayerly, Newburg' lsiin Kline
heck and Mount Vernon.
To-day the visitors VIII go to Bellows Isahd IN tne
manning After that they will inspect the hra-boat New
-. a. the Battery They VIII then visit Grants
,o,h Central PARK, and lastly the Fire Department
hc,aopart rs where an exhibition Will DO given by the
az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
The STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore July I5-Flour dulI unchanged Re.
ceipts, $3.50 bbls shipments. ,56I bbs sales, Gas
bbls. Wheat weak; spot, 80 12G06 3 &C the month,
"a o-Sa "a 7-ec; August, 90 4693 1-2c September,
O3 93 l2c october, 90 IL asked southern wheat
weak Fuitz, o30S1 LongbeTy, 500 81 OIL. Receipts,
IO,I34 bbls; shipments, APO bbls: stock, 17f,140
bbls sales, 147 900 bbls. Corn dull spot, SIC bid:
the month, 66 Lee bid August, 63 i-2c bid septcm-
Der, 62c bid southern white steady. 75c yellow
easy, 74c: spot No. white, 75c. Receipts. 3.761
bush. shipments A. 43 bush; stock 190.156 BUSH
Oats firm; No. white Western, AZ 12945c; No 2
mfxed western, 46G47c. Receipts, 1000 bush.
shipments, none; stock. 1920 bush. Rye dull No.
:, 63G1Oc. Receipts, none; shipments. stock,
Dol BUSH Hay very firm: good TO choice Timothy,
Sl3a SO Grain freights quiet and easy, unchanged
Cotton weak mddlng, 1-4c. Provisions steady,
unchanged. Butter steady, dub. Eggs weak, Ice.
Coffee firm Rio cargoes fair Is 74c; No. z II I-29
Whiskey unchanged.
Of 1000 bush at q 04a.dsl oj1.. closing at 81 o4a;
1900 bush No. Northern sold at 81 02dsl O23, clos.
ing at 81 Ol@ No Northern 97'sc; 5000 bush No.
Northern Chicago, sold 9ac winter grades sea-ce;
No red old spot at 9se and ZOO bush No w Hnss
az II 10 IN store Corn quiet ~ cars No yellow sold
at 66a661ac, and cars No at G5a65l7c; closing
out side figures asked oats higher; 5000 bush No.
ai52c; no mixed offered. Rye dull No. ., 90c ASKED
In store. Flour quiet and easy: best atant sprtnR
g 35as5 so do winter - l5ds5 25 rye four, "a s5d
. Meei lover coarse winter bran, 80 80 do spring.
1s.c Receipts-Flour, 5000 bills wheat 20 900 bush
corn. $4,000 bush o1o, 103 coo bush Shipments-By
eanaIoWheat' 5000 bush corn, 500 bush malt
bush; corn, 124 900 bush oats. $1,000. 49,
Chicago, July 15The leading ranged as fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
TIE yAvAssA NEGROES TESTIMONY.

Baltimore, July Is (speciaD.-The written testimony
Of the colored aborers charging the officers Of the
NavASsa Phosphate Company with brutal treatment
was sent to-day by United states Commissioner Rogers
TO Attorney General Miller at Washington. The Presi-
Gent is well informed about the state OF affairs in
Navassa. in committing the sentence Of the murderer
10 imprisonment for life he condemned the system under
which the on the island governed by the
oiheers sent out by the Phosphate Company. 1t is
expected that the additional information gathered by
commissioner Roger Will be laid before the President
W tAe Attorney General, and some action taken. No
aSuoh VIII b. taken BY the United states authorities
ShH Inc Executive Is heard from. Unless sonnet hing
= uoe Dy the President the courts here viii probably
tSAo lhe matter up, and warrants may be sworn OIL
~ sSihe on the negroes against the overseer Of the
!SIahd and his deputies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrArrRrs or NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

4 i
Yesterdays wheat speculation was little more than
an imitation Of that Of Tuesday. Long holdings came
out and prices receded, the nearby options suffering
the most The activity was greater and yearly 7ooO'
900 bushels were dealt H. the foreign element being
sellers. At the West, Partridge Turned seller ana
Cottre here was credited with sales for nqudauon
The movement Of wheat continued on bs |dle
the weather reports encouraging ana cables came
weaker some steadness was impaired early by inc
even the export demand failed u check the general
tendency to LIQUIDATION. August options opened al
g5 Il and fell 10 80 $50 80 rs cents. December
Opened al % H. and declined 70 96 3oGO % Il cents
porers took 100000 bushels here and nearly 10000
bushels at other places. -. A., ~.
Corn rose early on the light receipts. but the ad-
vance met free realizing sales winch caused oeptts,
scarcity Of supplies, and only $1,000 bushels were
taken for export. .-,, .. =,
cause Of light offerings. while mixed grades through
sympathy. held firm July options were "a . =
cent better while other months yielded IA cent
Lard firm but quiet In the option trading
There were sales Of LOCO uerces Tor export on ue
spot and for near delivery.
The final quotations were as follows;
Wheat-July 50 81, August 81 IS, september
% 90 october "a IL, December 90 IL cents; May
C6rh|July CT a4 August GO 5-6. September 60 10,
Oats oats-Jnly -, August s. September 80 5s July
"" LardJuy So so, August SC Sd September IS 81.
October - 10
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Yesterday at
New York Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston We're
4, follows Wheat 81 .23j bushels. corn, 16.4lO
bushels: cats. 77345 bushels: total grain. 2fO.O9O
bushels: f0nT. go packages. At Chicago. Nh
waukee aud ST. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat 2sS,
O72 bushels corn, 3146Jj bushels, oats. 10Q0o4
bushels; total grain, o23,j11 bushels; -four 12'5l7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
TO VLSIT FAMOUS BATTLEFIELDS.
NETWORK AND WASHINGTON cAvALRYMEN TO
HAVE A PRACTICE MARCH

NETWORK AND WASHINGTON CAvALRYMEN TO
HAVE A PRACTICE MARCH.
detachment from Troop A. lst Dragons, National
Guard, commanded by Captain Charles F. Roe and
Lieutenant Oliver D. Brdgeman. will start for Wash
ngon Saturday night as the guests Of Cavalry Troop
A. National Guard of the District OF Columbia Captain
Roe and Private p. F. Cross started last night for
Washington TO complete arrangements. They Will
return 10 this city Saturday morning and then
return to Washington with the detachment on the
midnight train The Others in the detachment will
be Sergeant John j. Holey CorpOrals George Hurry.
G. Z. Troop Arthur Harvey, and A. VI. Jacobus, and
Privates F. VI. Vermilye, j. VI. Knapp. A. B. Duffe.
H. s. Kerr, H. Edward Ficfcn. c. F. Judson, c. Il.
Baldwin, S. c. Chandler Charles Palmer and s. NJ.
Young.
This detachment Of New ork's noted company
Of cavslrymen will Join the washin gton troopers
or practice march OF about 200 miles
through the States OF Maryland, West Virginia
and Virginia. The scenes of many OF the famous
battles OF the Rebellion will be visited. Captain II.
Barbour will be in command. lie is OF the Washington
troop.
The New York troopers will be active members Of the
Washington company and subject to the orders of its
officers throughout the entire march All the troopers
will go in fatigue uniform, wearing blue shirts and
campaign hats and armed with carbine and sabre.
Halters on the horses under brides bedding, consist
ing OF rubber and wOoen blanket will be carried
in wagon; overcOat and, if desired extra rubber
coat will be strapped to the saddle. The New York
meu going will use their own arms, horse equipments
and uniform The TatiOnS the trip VIII be issued
by the Government, except when the cOmmissary may
be able to secure choice supplies along the line or
march Four men Will be assigned 10 each tent.
All the members OF Troop in town will be at the
arOry No. 1872 West Fifty sixthst. saturday evening
TO wish the travelling troopers pleasant journey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
4 FINE EXCURSION TO EUROPE.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF ALBANY START ON TIL
CITY or REprrU

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF ALBANY START ON THE
CITY OF BERLIN.
The Inman Line steamship City of RerIin had more
than the share of bunting arlno whom she left
her dock in jersey CITY yesterday afternoon and in
STEAD OF tue usual transatlantic tourists with peaked
caps and regulation travelling Suits the upper deck
was crowded by men wearing plumed hats and re-
spiendent gold and blue uniforms ont on the
sunlit river there lay the steamer J. A. Moore with
more flags and with crowd Of cheering friends
Cappas 1th Regiment Band also aboard and broke
into music at the slightest cause All this unusual
commotion was caused by the departure of over zoo
members Of Temple Commandery No o Knights
Templar. Of Albany. for Europe
Ihat the occasion was interesting one in Masonic
circles was shown by the crowds which gathered at the
DOCK TO see them Off. Among the guests were repre-
sentstves OF almost every state in the tniop
lms commandery is one of the oldest and
best known in the country, and when the plan of
european trip was made known large party was soon
collected. The travellers met at Albany on Tuesday
and came to New York City on one of the Albany
beats They were met here yesterday morning. and
escorted downtown to the Desbrossesst. ferry and
thence to the lnman Line dock, in Jersey CITY,
The trip planned will last five weeks hut many
OF the Knights will remain longer. They will land at
Queenstown, where they will be welcomed bv their
Continental brethren thence they will 20 TO Cork BY
two special trains then to Dublin and crossing Il.
ueorseS ChahneI they Will land at Hoyhead Then
special trains will take them to Chester and Leaning
ton through the pottery districts. Carriages will be
taken there for trips to Kenilworh. Warwick and
Stratford. Then the party will go to London
where stop of five days will be made
Next the party will 60 TO Paris, Brussels, Antwerp
and other places. side trips will be made to all parts
OF the Continent According 10 the programme they
are due again in New-Iork on September 2.
The members Of the committee are Alfred Guthrie
Charles II. Armatage, Henry Dumary and Austin
Williamson. Among others who sailed were A. q.
Alexander, ]. J. Fisher, Thomas Martin Thomas Red
W. X. Abrams, J. r. Allen, B. F. Atkinson, w. Avery,
G. H. Benjamin, > r. Orchard, Or. W. Beerstler,
C. J. Bonsfeld, John Blackie, the Rev. A. Norton
Brockway W. H. CarIsnter, W. o. De Way, j. Morey,
Blackburn and c. c. Burt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
AN INDIGNANT NEW-JERSEY VILLAGE
ars CITIZENS HAVE A MASS MEETING OVER A
DIVORCE CASE.

Mount Holly. Y. j., July 15.-The residents OF
Pemberton last night gave vent to their indignation
over the suit brought by DR.. W L. Woodruff against
his wife for divorce, in monster mass-meetng which
was presided over by the Mayor of the village. a
procef ION headed by brass band paraded the streets
previous to and after the meeting
number Of the leading citizens Of Pemberton made
some telling speeches, in which they expressed the
strongest indignation against the doctor for his alleged
intimacy with a strange woman who lives near Johns
town. It was said that after the doctor had become
acquainted with this woman he had neglected his
wife on her account and had t7umped up certain
charges against his wife support his application for
q divorce. After the question had been thoroughly
discus resolutions introduced ard unanimously
adopted by those present denOuncng Woodruff in I'M
measured terms and charging him with in1dclty
support pledged TO Mrs. Woodruff, and financial
aid offered her in the prosecution of her suit.
The citizens also passed resolutions calling upon tho
state Attorney 10 prosecute Woodruff in accordance
with the resolution adopted. The doctor has fed tho
town, fearing bodily harm at the hands of the ndig
nant citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July Is tspecia).-Wheat started out tame
but strong held steady tor time, and then sagGed
steadily downward. Toward the close il broke away
below the put prices and closed at the lowest point
of the dav The Paris cables announcing a semi
uanicky feeling there caused general selling by mold
ers fhc continued enormous receipts OF wheat here
and at other points served greatly to depress the July
and other near months aud increased the demordlza-
ton Partridge sold all that the trade wanted at the
start hut al the decline he started spreading bN puN
iry Derember and selling August. December opened
a. - ID sold al So % and closed at r8 IS celts.
i1v onened al - sold 90 Is cents and closed az
~ low nont Estimated receipts for tomorrow ar
$50 cars Corn started ont strong Values declined
borniy aid closed A fraction lower than Yesterday.
etsrber openod AT 81 -. sold 10 80 Il. and closed
~ IS cents Oats were dull but weakened with other
grains There two cars Of new oct, on teedaI
i,srection sheets Provisions opened strong. becal>
rereipts Of hog were 600 short of estimates, ana
nrices al the yards 10 to II cents higher oep
embcr Dnr ODened at $40 81 II. sold at go o. anu
ciouad -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
WORK OF THE STATE 1uvAcr COMMISSION.

The state Commission in Lunacy, which, together
With the State Controller and the president Of the
state Board of Charities. constitute the Board charged
with the duty Of establishing asylum districts under
the Legislative Act Of 1880, convened yesterday morn
ing at the Gllsey House. DR.. Carlos F. Macdonald,
Goodwin Brown and Henry a. Reeves, the three
Commissioners in Lunacy, with the secretary T. r.
NcCiarr were present, but the Controller and the
president of the Board of Charities did not appear.
AS the Commissioners comprised quorum, brief
session was held The subject of the erection Of
detached buildings on the grounds Of the state Hos
ptal at Poughkeepse was taken up and DR.. Mac
donald and Mr. Reeves were appointed committee to
confer with the Poughkeepsie Board OF Trustees to
determine the kind of buildings to be consractd and
their location 49,, -,
The Commission subsequently, held a meeting and
transacted some unmpOrtant business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16

g 90 :, z NJ, So IS; N 90 io W. c. 90 20
on s rs s9s ? suffered sssos rG ssss
Psd sS. s;s tSsssSi. 'AS sss
oS Csc Cochin sssse !oS4sc TSssed &msrisss
s Su' &C. e 0T Tcn ia eruas r
dark 2fs @sashf winser sssS
sperm crude 7sc natural winter 7te natural 'pr 1ss
spring 5ic; blescSed Winter 5fa5sc heached spring
Italian, ssS5 TO- tsI%. taSgc; sais zSc Bank
ocE1x FEEiGHTsThs mare. for steam bert; n',c ss
coodston gradually CROWNS a'%sr Sa d st Wers
three dec9sds csse DaDth;qrd the steamer itay o 20
bush grain ssG Asgast s. 70 Hull bush do sd
1000 boxes bacon 2os and 5000 boxer Chess
600 bush 'g sSac ~ ~ p n; British q II 600
a fRFI 6L Gsrf qs sFif az m bark and
chartered abroad philadelphia 70 Rsmbsy
fcnR SH Sc '''e en. %o9P gdspS Be@g
p C22 5b aPd 3 "a and 7,doSi Ss%
port News TO Bremen slaves on private terms Ph
SS RqfT hPee e TSsa da as
Orwcgsn bark Kings County ogebeS to The un .@e kss
British steamer aen Norfolk 70 the und hdsa0 To-
New YORK lumber IS schooner Hattie II. Barbour same
Ann LpGToSa Ban' Ms4 DO stone. % 81 IS
''A2R9G6 ho5SSr E Aspy r S0r
Sales 500 bbs Ness Old Mess quoted At $40 Sodsli 20
9fs Dc x si prn % sC saG ifnF
Pa s '9 !. f so E' Family h' s at
SIS 555 and 81 the Mt q: ss %
Dee On na for osss d sd hut o8s s
Gess o. Suof4 Bfca P ss6Sr Hans scd ds
do no. stonaeT At
Y hqt 5Rs SS n g ptss S fair
quoted at 67sdTc for heavy light. and 7isc for
IARD-Was speculative, not SAFE
reeelp S'iS AIR a ss6 "a
a delivery nv next MoUday SA S5 cy steam in moderate
demand; sales, 200 tcs Refined Continent quoted
ssCc August closed e5ic septem6Sf closed Cd q
BUTrER-wth continued dun trade and acCumqlattng
supplies the market rules N sIye STAY ayo and PENN
s syIvaa Ssl' trei@sr tubs eESsa s5ls s;ass Cream
E gc o5sr ws = T' extras western rs S
i6e seconds 15ai5S:; thirds, 1tsltsc state DaIssy
R4lf Do esoS 9s ana Ri5i ; % Welsh tubs 20
thirds ilc western Imitation cTs,%sry nESts Iaa1S3e
O. seconds lsc DO thiTS d. b wsp
western Factory rkins extra llc frsts 13a1se tubs,
cHEfE rs was less lie to the trading
DAY! prices ruled a99y: steady state E f. SGy
eS S9Sd PT%s &C. g. PART t good Sc
8 20 e s ss o1 nsT
sd i7Sisc o PeSnsTivana and Michigan laid II
Wa.sri Tas7 ?siS aHa sSTnf e
sUGARRAW-In fair rqueSt ana 9 oso ba a Noassss
araGs . t!t isc and 800 bids MdscSSy 0.9 at
eG8c for Mg.cqysao 50 test md and c Ss as
az 8Gc August. 336a3.40e; september S5s 5000 )
October 33sa3 November 3todst6 Decsnee en-
4OG3 acc -. REFINED-Fairv active ana stronger On
low grades: Cqt Loaf sic Crushed 5es PSwd s.
Mould "a" 4Lc: Diamond "a" 45-lec GontecnooqeJrs
R44c Columbia "a" 319c; windsor IL u r s,ISc
a. Lice; : No. s, i5I0c No. !, gee; No. 3
Ice; No 0, 3'sc; No. 10, Sec; NO H. SSc' No.
sTEARrNE-Lard had light demand. City guotedl at
Gd6-c. MI. Ia, ,,,o.o1
at 43,c; sales reported. 49, -, - ..,,o...
NoVrne-Hyson I2L2 a17c: Yong Hys0n, IA 5d35e; I'm
peral, 23d25se; Gunpowdsr i9a4lae PiSE sg p,n
dr-d I3d14ac Basket do, lie; Congou. udZ1e dnolt
and Orange Pekoe, 1Sd242ci Ooong Fomosa 2oSGoO2ci
FCOchOw. 10c Annoy, lie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

the passengers sailing the White Star steamer
Majestic for Liverpool yesterday Chauncey NJ De-
new and his family Adrian Iseln and his family De Ian
cev A. Kane Colonel Robert II. Ives Goddard. the Rev.
Dr. Henry Ansce, Winthrop Ames, Mrs. Cakes A. Ames,
E. IT, Bayes, Professor 5. w. Buck c. C. Collins. Major
General r. NJ. Newport, the Rev. w. S. Ransord and
General George II. Ford Among those sailing on the In
man Line steamer City Of Berlin DR.. W. j. Willis
the Rev Dr. G. L. Spinning and w. o. De Way. The Red
Star steamer Rhynand took out her passengers
Dr. j. Page Massc. Professor L. E. Lapham and Louis l.
Burchard The Red Star steamer Westernlsnd brought
among passengers Dr. w b. MARBLE the Rev Nicho-
las stoz and Carl Ganiot. Among the passengers ar
irving BY the Spree were ]. Howard Johnston. w. D.
Grand and T. Donald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
cnrRr clLEyDIRS F0R Toby.

sunrene Cout-Geperal Term-Recess continued.
SprSme Couri-C hamber.-Hefore Tru1x. JCourt opens
at To- 30 a. m-Motion calendar, Nos 10 80 called 40
- supreme Court-special Term-Parts and lad
surrenle Court-Circuit-Parts l. II. III and lV-Ad
journed for the term. VIM. -, rtt,obo+h
Davis John p stevens, Henry Edwards, Maria L. van
Voorhis and Edward b. Dewey. 10 a. M Marina NJ
reniomln Joseph Yates Harriet w. Miller Margaret
Madden Manela c. Cotam, Pcter Cook, Mary J.. DECK y
Vico.ine H Putnam and Imogcne X Ihurson 10 ~ a. ~
Superor Court-special Term-BefOFe Uidf rsleeie j
Court opens ~ Y H-MOuonS - ~, A.,
Superior Court-Trlal Telm-Pare 1, II and IH-Ad'
Conmon Peas-Cieneral Term-Adouned until August g.
Common Plea-Speoia Term-Before Bschof J.-Court
opens az II a. m.-Motons Al, .... &C
Common Pleas-Equity TermAdiourned untll August
Common Peas-1rial lerm-Parts l. IL ana l41-Au
Civ Couft-Specia Term-Before NewbuIcer. J-Court
opens at 10 a. m.-Motons. - -, ~, "A
City Court-Trial Term-Parts l. II, III and IV-Ad
journed for the term. ct n
Court OF General Sessions-Part I-Bfore smyth' r.
and Assistant Disrct-AtOmey Weeks, Nos " IL IN
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
THE SQUADRON OF EVOLUTION HERE.
THE MEN-oFwAR COME UP THE BAY IN LONG
WHITE LINE.

THE MEN-oF-wAR COME UP THE BAY IN LONG
WHITE LINE.
Shortly after O'Clock yesterday the Squadron of
Evolution was sighted from the Highlands, steamng
In echelon toward the Lower Bay As the squadron
passed in by the hghtshp the signal was run up on
the Newark form column q ships in natural order.
SO with the Newark leading the squadron passed up
the Bay IN long line. After the Newark came the
Atlanta Boston Yorktown and Vesuvius. The Chicago
was already anchored in the North River, as also
the Concord, which had gone around from the Navy
Yard upon being received Of the approach of the
squadron The squadron steamed 10 It's anchorage in
the North River. making feet Of seven modern
men-Ofwar which were anchored there last night
To-day Admiral Walker Will transfer his flag 70 the
Chicago, which will be used the flagship during
the Naval Reserve drills. The feet will 20 TO
Fishers Island Monday, there 10 await the coming
o. the Naval Reserve battalion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16

ives New-fork' and George Westinghouse, tr, Fits
burg. " I've
10y the plan OF reorganization adopted 100000
per cent cumulative preferred stock ts created =,
which $4,000 900 has been taken at mar bv The -.
organization syndicate to care for the company float
ns aeot and provide additional capital. The assent
ing stockholders give up 40 per cent of their stock
eressang over s2,5Oo,oOo par value for the use Of
ue company and receive upon the 90 per cent Of stock
"om uey retain percent preference over the small
"'"ouii' oi honassenting stock remaining out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
rrpopr,v pRoDrcE Markets.

Liverpool July -. 3:45 p. m;-geef and pora s-
Holders Offer moderately Hams-IlOldcis offer spar
inclv Hsron-Holders offer sparingl Cumber ana
cut about - 30 BIS. firm at 33s 90 mort iI ~
bout 81 lbs firm at 3js long ceir middcs. about -
r. firm AZ 81 Cd long and short lear middle alou
s. lbs firm at 3os Cd Checse-HoldeTs oher - ue II
atey Tallow- Holders offer moderhely sPiIS "a a
Observation-Disclosures offer freely; steady At les ~
Roiin-Holders offer spadngy. Lari-sp0t anu
futures-IIolders offer mOderatly Wheat and hour
Holder, offer moderately. COrn-Spot-rhe supply -
moor Fntnrrs-IIOders offer sparingly new mlAe.!
Western spot firm az IS I'D; July steady, o.
IS / Cd August firm, at js = I'D; septem..oi
lrm al S. g I'D Hops NJ LOndon-Pacihc Goa,
There IS nothing offering dull ar pound pounu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
,p,,v Avn NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

wasbIpaton July 15.-second Lieutenant William NJ
$50 90 Infantry. Will report Colonel Elwell $ OTIS
ooth Tnfantry yrescnt Of the examining board at the
Lv building Nev-York for exaHination for promotion
~StI ~ p Morrison ordered to the receiving snip
- passed Assistant EncinaTr 4. V. Zane Is
sa.aa >, ,.rnnor.ry duty at the Naval Observatory
So, Francisco July 15.The Ranger arrived this morn
inc from Sau Diego.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-16
THE wEs1ISGHoUsE REoReAyJz4rroy

Pittsburg, July 15-At meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Westinghouse Electric Company to-day 1t was
unanimously decided 70 accept the plan Of reorniza
uon recently proposed. The following new board Of
directors elected Charles Francis Adams Boston
Lemuel Bannisier Pttsbarg; August Belmont New
YORK; A NJ. ByeTs, Pitsburg; Charles FairclTId New
YORK; Msrceilus Hartley, New-York George W.
saeeaid New York; Hsary "a Hyde, New York Brayto