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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
BUNCO STEERERS GOT HIS MONEY
BARBER LOSES $1,000 TIED Up IN 4 BAyDANA
HANDKERCHIEF

~ h"i'bEh LOStS $1,000 TIED Up IN 4 BANDANA
HANDKERCHIEF.
george Erestilla a barber-shop at No. 800
ooulh Jeferson-st., Orange Valley, " J. He had
9looo IN New York bank until few DAYS ago
Two l'aiian sharpers have that money now They
caieu upon Erestilla and offered $500 for his shop
lie was not anxious to sell, as he was doing good
business but $500 was big figure and lie accepted it,
Inc Hallan shaIpeS exhibited several thousand dol
lars III DIS and they told Eresa that he must prove
70 Ihem that ne was doing prosperous business.
Efcsuiia tod OF his 81 900 in the New York bank
We have only your word for that one of the men
said and your thousand may be imaginary. We
must see the money to believe you"
81 show you the money! Erestila said 90 and then
you believe" He accompanied the men to this city, drew
the 1000 from the bank in new bills and then Joined
the two Italians on the sidewalk The three adjourned
to the back room Of liquOrsh0p. where Erestia ex
hibted his $1,000 and counted the money one OF tbs
bunco steerers then counted out 500 FL bills and put
the money on top Of Ercstla's pile remarkng that il
was the pay for the barbershop lie next drew from
his pocket new bandana handkerchief and tied the
Fl 500 In il, saying to Errsta that II was the best
way TO carry much money.
Just EreStlla about to PIT the package I'm
his breast pocket Of the said he Should wait
until they had signed the papers transferring tle
barber shop. Eresta, suspccting that fellow.
countymcn would cheat him, put the money on the
table. While he was paying attention to the papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
MR.. DREW MUST GO.
HIS RESIGNATION REQUESTED By CONTROLLER
LACEY OMISSIONS IN HIS REPORT.

HIS RESIGNATION REQUESTED By CONTROLLER
LACEY-oMISs IN HIS REPORT.
Washington, July 6.-COrrespondence is made public
between Controller Of the Currency Myers and Bank
Examiner Drew OF Philadelphia relative to the aters
In the matter OF the Keystone National Bank
In his first letter, dated June 90 Controller Lacey calls
attention TO Mr. Drews report Of January pa, in which
Indebtedness Of the bank OF Sj448 46 secured by
pledge OF its notes and bills amounting to S720305 81
held by the Clearing House Committee. was not men
toned. He requests explanation. In his answer
OF June 90 Mr. Drew states that on comparing his re
port with his retained papers he "cOniounded at
the omission" and could account for it only by the fact
that purposely having omitted it from his report he
intended to include and explain 1t in his letter, which
il appears he failed 10 do. The omission he states,
would not have occurred except BY accident lie
greatly regretted the nadvertence
On July Controller Myers writes to Mr. Drew, stat
ing that he hal placed his statement IN the hands Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury. As result OF careful con-
sideIatOn the conclusion was reached that SO i'm
potan an omission after fifteen days investigation Of
the bank is not consistent with the confidence which
must necessarily be rcposed in the reports Of those
appointed 20 make examinations of National banks
BY direction the Secretary Of the Treasury lie there
fore requests that Mr. Drew forward his resignation
Examiner OF National Banks. He assures MIR. Drew
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4MERTCAy RABBIs I'M SESSION

Baltimore, July CSpeciaD.-Thc Central Conference
Of American Rabbs opened its session here today Dr.
isaac NJ WISE of Cincinnati, presided. After the pres
dents address. memorial to Dr. samuel Adler, of
New-iork, homo ary president OF the Central Confer
ence, was adopted. Most of the morning session was
passed IN discussing the prayerboOk compiled by the
Rev l. s. Moses OF Chicago. The members of the con
ference seemed to be about evenly divided ON the ones
ton OF indOrsng the book a resolution was adopted
appointing a committee 10 read DR.. Mosess book and
edit It for the use Of the people The book Will be print
ed as union ritual, but synagogues may adopt It or
not as they sec IT. F' ~ "
The afternoon session was taken up with the reading
of papers. $500 ~ 'N''S
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COTTON MARKErs-BY rELrGRApu.

Liverpool, July g, y. m-The sales OF the day in
cuded $500 bales American Futures closed quiet,
lut steady American, middlng, low middlng clause.
July delivery 2s.G4G4 29.G4d; July and August de-
livery, 28-64a4 20-64d; August and September de-
livery, 4 32}404 1894 September and october de-
livery, 4 356404 3G-64d October and November de-
livery, 4 37-64d value: November aud December do
livery, 3964d buyers; December and January de-
livery, 40-64G4 4I-64d; January and February de-
livery. AZ 64G4 43-04d February and March deliv-
cry, 44-6404 45-O4d.
Galveston, July 6.-Cotton Bodybuilding, 7-6c;
low middng, Lice: good ordinary, 5-l6c. Net
and gross receipts 366 bales sales POI bales: stock
S,l33 bales.
Norfolk, July 6.-CottOn dull-Middlng. &c. Net
and gross receipts 102 bales exports coastwise 35s
bales: sales, IS bales stock 1887 bales.
savannah. July 6.-COttOn easy-Middling, 1876:
low mIddling 3-l6c; good ordinary. O 5-sc. Net
and gross receipts, 3o7 bales exports cOastwise
l $40 bales; sales. % bales stock, 54s5 bales.
- Jew-O orleans, July 6s-COttOn lquiet-Midd brg
8 7-l6 Net and gross receipts, TAI bales; exports
to Great Britain 20l bales 10 France 81 bales sales
/ 80 bales; all spinners stock. 1887 bales.
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one OF the mon was reading. the other removed the
money aud substituted another bundle tied in ban.
dana handkerchief. After the papers were signed
ETesta and the blncostceers dried and then boarded
h0rso-cnr. They warned him TO keep the money
tied In the handkerchief in his pocket and to 90 straight
home.
After they left him Erestia did not examine the
package until he near Newark. There he dscov
cred that the handkerchief held only old tickets
wrapped in piece of The Police Gazette He
quilted the train and informed the police at the Second
Precinct Of his loss No trace OF tie sharper has been
found VET
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TIE PETROLE UNI MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Dealings in Pipe Line certificates at the Consolidated
Exchange yesterday amounted only 10 1900 barrels
at 81 1-4a67 1-2G67 Is.
At the stock Exchange 1000 barrels were taken at
60 cents.
Quotations on refined and crude oil in barrels and
cases unchanged, as follows Refined OIL in
barrels, 7O5 cents, In bulk $50 cents, in $50
cents crude in barrels $40 cents, In bulk 8 so 2ts.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, 10 Ia francs;
Bremen, % marks; London, 0-1005 5-S pence.
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STUDY AT CHAUTAUQUA.
HARD WORK BEGUN IN EARNEST.
,ovr OF THE POPULAR coURsEs-INsTRUCToRS
IN THE DIFFERENT SCHOOLS.
tBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.l


tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBUSEI
cbsutauoua, July 6.-This delightful summer resort
..ssmbles a beehive to-day. 1t was the beginning OF
Ia study. Vending their way to the several places
:, study were hundreds Of men and women, ranging
EN- fifteen to fifty years Students from the leasng
colleges Of the country who have failed in their eX
carnations are here to try and recover lost ground
One smith College girl is hard at work on French and
German that she have lots Of time this winter
,or fun and fronc at Smith
II is somewhat interesting to note the line Of studies
.tat interest the mass of the students. Curiousy
nonsh the three classes that showed big attendance
e Professor IIarpers class in theology the class in
.hvsical culture and Mrs. Ewings cooldng class 10
rr,s decidedly comcal to see the expression on the
.,oS Of me theological students when Dr. Harper told
,Aem this morning that they had TO take their choice
a, ire two theorles-that the first man. Adam, was
either typical savage unable TO resist the least temp
ts.on OF else a perfect creature, of whom Aristote
gss only the rubbish In the school of physical cult
me the girls readily accepted the regulation dress, ana
,ook like zouaves I'm their gymnasium suits NOT only
nave the garter the stay and the highheeled shoes
been ostraczed but even the oldfashloned skirt had
10 90 and divided take It's place In the COOKING
rlasses Mrs Ewing has introduced big range, WIN
thermoeler and says that hereafter the students VIII
DC required to knead and set their dough as We'll as
bake their bread and cakes with thermometer in
hand Mrs Ewing maintains that an ordinary person
can live on a dollar and half week and have
variety of good food
The exercises this afternoon were lecture in the
ppbtheatre on bacteria by DR.. burroughs, of Shorts
vil,e " y another lecture at O'Clock I'm the Hall
% pbilosophv by Professor II. b. Adams, OF Johns
,onlns on Dante Petrarch Boccaccio and Chaucer9:
stn another lecture at ooLock by Mrs c. f. Bishop.
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81, school Of Physical Culture-w. G. Anderson. prn.
Heedcmy, 'T B1oo&yn H. G. Anderson, Xdslp5
bishop, Washington; Anna d. n; AhuGISo' y; ~ =:
bo 81 EsnFS Sr1 West MuI Chester Penn Eliza NJ Ms6r
man, ir. iale' l. " ehcH'
d, en.antapqn school Of Mnsic-H r. Palmer general
qqItct9ff SistfuctOrs-W. II. Sheryync1 y fierler
L To,sd Dr. r. Palmer, j. Harry wheeler and
A. This list does not include the teachers ot MANY Of
the special courses. V'"'Her' u '""'' VI
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BEeEyNIYG wonK lr rHr srLsnnr Lsar,,,nrr

BEGINNING WORK At THE SEASIDE ASSEMBLY
Avon-by the-Sea, July G tspccIaD.-At the Seaside
Assembly to-day the School OF Art under Professor
john Ward Stimson, of York the School of Mathe
MATES, under Professor A. A Ellsworth Of Rutgers
College the School Of Music under Professor Wartner
Williams, Of Alfred University, Y: the school ~
Expression, under Madame Albert, of New-Yorlx. all
began their sessions. The heads Of the departments
spent most Of the day In organizing their classes Tho
Kindergarten also opened this morning under NisS
q. NJ lie Prince, OF New-YOrk. In the evcning LeEtSS
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OIL MARKETS.

Oil City, Penn. July 6.-Natonal Transit certificates
opened q 6Gsa highest 65S lowest COS; closed, e7t
l2O,sJ2 6gls runs 1911 9bls; -,
Transit certificates apened OF Cos closed at 97 highest,
01S lowest, 6O2.
Bradford Penn. July 0.-Natonal Transit certificates
opened $50 closed O7s highest G7ss lowest 69.
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bnslness Gbantcs

w SOLlCiF Inspection upon some spc.
dhseS large returns on small invest
~ g 8ht o. rev hundred dollar. j. p.
i'-A IN Y %, room SO, go Broad"ay.
81 400 PARTY having this amount
80 secures without services in
come $40 monthly. Apply 20 West 14th.
st., Room ..
81 coo WANTED to complete bundlnI
~ wv FOR customer secured by lst
mortgage. & per cent and share IN net
nfoItr nud. Future business 30 right party
~ lLDEk, 3l2 Broadway. % floor
GS0 00O A GENTLEMAN OF bu7i.
command $4,000, wishing TO engage in a
very profitable business, strictly conscrvu-
tive, reputable and with little competition.
can hear of rare opportunity for ssfc In
Tribune Ohlce.
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domestic 5ituations uanteb
Females.

A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
AZ MENT HOUSE.-boF hotels and pFf.
vat families frst-class male and female
help. with references; city and country.
AZ Mrs. fLOYD'S. 1873 Gth-ave., 4th house
sbOYe 10h-st
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OOh'-By a nrst-class Protestant
" woman; viii do coarse washing; first
class references; ready at PROTESTANT
HOME BJ kEAU, 1888 6th-aVe
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Ciin Rral Cstate for Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-Single lot. best
~ section OF city; inside 3 months can De
solq p per cent above cost 80 per cent
IS i,v now required (s2 500. j. Z. BARK
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u 80 1900 Necessary 70 buv one OF the
ANN 80. best and best located Queen
vi ing STs,sgss si Bensonhurst; II rooms,
electric Soad Ls1ts furnace; 200 feet nom
oS Sss Eng interest; Very eSsy terms rare
y y spyy,o % own an elegant residence
&c" oSd and 9th sts.. brooklyn.
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Businfss Gbanrfs.


A UVDRTISER has manufacturing Dusi-
n ness clearing $40 weekly and Increasing [;
Ofilce.man with $50 wanted Apply J. T.
TRAVER, Stewart Building, $50 broadway.
NOR SALE--A valuable patent; a sure
Il fortune for manufacturers dealing with
tObaccOhists principals Only. Dor model
and particulars address PATENT. Box 81
Tribune ONCE.
ID EAL ESTATE and INSURANCE bu.i,
Ii ness wanted city or country; or part.
uershiD IN paying business; replies must
give particulars. IMMEDIATE, Tribune
Uptown once, 1,23S Broadway.
g TRICTLY temperate young man, having
- 81 coo or more 10 invest, with services,
please address REAL ESTATE Elk
CHANGE, 254 West 55th-st
WANTED.-A partner in hotel, with
w 5000 b. - 900; LADY or gentleman
HOTEL. Box 80. Tribune once.
el 000 HALF INTEREST In Hotel
1Z,UUU. Brunswick. Merden. Conn;
licensed 10 years lease business sie nO0
81 trains daily STOP opposite.
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SbaiTner of the New York school Of Fencing gave an
exhibition in the Auditorium assisted by some Of his
pupils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

H. lRST-CLASS Protestant child'S nurse
Il seeks employment; experienced capa.
crenccs NURSE. CHRISTIAN AID 10 I'm.
plovmeAt Society. 30 Bihle Honse. \ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

n ATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-Abcel Farm
Y House Mrs. Abcel can b. seen Tues
d1y from 10 .. m. 90 !. H.. at under
takcr's store, 43i 4th-RNc., Ncw-Y ork Cry,
or addicss Mrs. A. w. ABEEL, Cairo,
\. y.
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III CNDREDS OF LOTS ana acres at In.
= Nessment price, along the line OF Kings
ki'aee Road from 1S2a-st. 70 Yonfers 80
Isl Broarwav.
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Sonrirp Real estate 60 Get

| Eel AT LarchmOnt. furnished cot.
lent rn,, " rooms, Laundry, tubs excel.
berg: ftodg water shade. towering shrub.
rent sailing seen 20 be appree ';,toa
III M esesseu account lateness q season
AZ A. T. siIVERS. $50 East 3lst-st. iooE
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flats 90 fet. Hnturrishco

EXCEPTIONALLY desirable apartment
~ overlooking Central Park; rent only
81 900; possession May /. Apply on prem.
iseS, 1,04S shave, corner seth St
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Domesut Gituanons Uanteo


Females.
A IL KINDS Of Gcrman servants, WITH
"A nrsL-cl1.s reicreace always N hand,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 10 3d.ave.,
ncoi srn-st.
A RL>FECrABLA Young ,irTman woman
\ would Ike % 90 out washing and ron.
his and ho1srcItaulng b.at CIV frfsrrnt..,
Mr.. SMITH, 40 LAST B5tu-.t.
4 RESPECTABLE Girl. 10 good 10
u children. o. Highs housouork, wishes
s.tDation ia q nnc family. Cal at 7I8
et.ayc.
4 MIDDLE-AGID WOMAN dCsIr-s a
~ situation tu ca e !bi grown chlld.en:
also doe not 0blec, 90 ch9E.brrN0r.: speak,
French aud German nu@.tly; TO objection
lu going 10 country; best Its reference.
Adtlc-s \. g.. boA 10. Isibunc Uptown
ONCE, lbs Broadway.
A MASON'S WIDOW wishes a situation
"A as househceprr IN small family can
axe entire charge OF witOWer'. home aud
childlrn best references. Mrs. PHILIPS
% suydam.ave., LAFAYETTE. Jersey Ci.y.
A -A.-A.-Alr,. Msiabofg's Emplo,.
"A ment Bureau, 312 4th-lvc., one niEht
ID; select help. with references. Swcd"s
speciality.
A RESPECTABLE CJLORi;D WOMAN
"A wishes washing 10 tnke home by the
dozen give good safety. Mrs. 81. D.
8Oi West 3Jth-st.. top h0or.
A FIGST-CLASS LAUNDRESS, With un-
N surpassed facilities. references, wishes
gents and family washing by the week or
dozen. Adde'S Mrs c. T.. JOHNSON. l2S
West 3Oth-st.
~ HAMDERMAID and WAITRESS. by
u a cOiorrd woman IN private family or
boardlng-house nrst-elsss. 1873 West S0th-
ST.. bakery.
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Miscellaneous.

4 LAsTi
Price a. .ihtsilible remedy for seasickness.
address NJ ~ Best Of references. sumner
iii. n yrs REED, Il. o. Box 15s, Cats.
CHsHtt:A Always tell date Of sailing.
y GTisoolIS GLOVES, 600. pair Chsmois
99e. psir cy5c. pair ChsmoiS Gloves,
JAAMTS 90 Chsmof Gloves, 63c. pair.
81 'V9 Broadway, and 10 West 30th.
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QressmakiuQ.
!, FOR sa lie,

-.-. ~ 49, s
At REDUCED PRICES.-50O second.
"A hand WOOD and iron worsing machines ;
iUlly guaranteed nachiOery bought and ca.
tLsLYcd. GEORGE y. EDDY. S9S Mad.
soD.st
A NYTHING II DIAMONDS, watches
"A and hne jewehy delivered. for snail
cash payment balance payable 81 weekly.
Cali Or address UNION WATCH CO., 2s8
BlO0dway.
% ICYCLE. 4S.in., tools and lantern for
Id Sls. MILLER: j2S West 43th-st.
M guiding MACHINES.-One Hunt
kfI ingtOn and one ROdqer mou ding
machine also wOod-turning lathe. a. l..
MILLER. 3l7 East 22d-st.
TNELESCOPES.-We have several fine
TELESCOPES On plain ana equ id,i,,s.
price. BENZ. PIKE son, II Last 29d-st.
SI,5OO.OOO S SlSaSs At ra a4cSS h2 a9a
GAINS. Write for catalogue and partlcu-
lars. Address DANIEL f. BEATTY,
Washington, ".
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eonnirp Real estate for Sale

A oESCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Dwen
TO sale or 70 let, furnished or uuIGf.
sa We land by the arre OF lot. TUBES
= al LOk, . Beeknau.St.. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18


sos saa ~ i's,Ss :ggs;
lsS'i ElSisIisis.. ''S''s'a. PIG IRON WAR
sSosssr;I;FI snI $shprsrrsrs...ay sT
s, a Pss e: trading sE Ssd .aa 4
3 siFSi %f Isssl s;asi Y q sd e. goa
oils ot,oSsctS somewhat unsstted Crude ir% g1I
S @ as e. s E's$ 81 81
sSsaa .Ssd ,w cs{Sn s sss seed ,eae,
ss''9y s5asss as i:s % S:s.s"
sSd$n ss lard srss Rs' $3.50 49, 10 Ss s' city ps s.s
ss sseed H erss o S g extra dc ass s8iS pSs
oGsSse osa,nd sp s5as sGsS vE,. dG nssSs sSds
s so%sera 4se 60 Ge Nilin Ste Do nataa sptlsg
S' e sss6ss do SaSAsS pr&s & c dS
:sR%1;sa :s &c. ?' S9 y sS: Isu Ss9' pp% % .
3 Sa %,s &. s.s sse
SG'a SasS d; 2OoU $ %ns%sp sSs@ gram at sG
for odc o'S, qs
;ens s,g .S s S Howard hs e s%S asG
ssns@a sCs Gn 9 Go Ba srSae and
ssnGS s. s.Dsf 81 Ne5S
Srna % end p !$spo eags A. sas Ss
Ssass Leo Ssacs G 'o and SasE on private
terms - - $3.50 -, . . -,.,o NJ,
PROVISioNS-PORh--was dealt IN TO nooefas , es. e
tent at steady prices Sscs 80 Dbs mess Mainly ior
export within the range old mess quoted az 80 % new
do, $40 So short, clear. sl2 7o9sli family, siI SOC
sl2 so; extra prime. 20 30. BEEt-hsd snW IN.
quify; extra quoted at s7asf so; family SloaS2
racket S9aSo In bbls sll 3Os3lf In tcs extra inaa
mess In tcs sI5 5oaslS BEEF HAMS-Dui and W.
ctd quote: here a. sis ana u te Wet a. sli !sasa5 ss
Sales, 5 bbs. 81 To- ..:SCJ EAIs-S.eso! ~ .o T n
eysl rule, but demand only noder2te iV,ov ~
picked bellies Sie' s pgGsu d m,.ked sIoul
ae[s oe smoIsa 90 sSnoy On pTiyats terms
quoted o2os hsS a ai nieaso sSsa5S sno@
ribs sold otbaS S,c anu pay ~ sstS a.. In
DRESSED MoGsoMaee snsh: s5Saaee' o s sS q Ia in
o5i.e for 100 H. S4c Ter l2o PIE Sc ~s morc
LARD-Optons ruled stronger o-aay ana ncTe Nas noIs
covering Of hot;o on eSpectbSd sSasF ss o
OF hogs. Prices az INC ciose sn9Scu n.-,.o
6GS points. vi 'cahn eales. SV ~ r,,
City steam hn ssIes I9o tcs ee ien G oon.l
net quoted GSoae0c south io.ca AsHf =, Zoe SS lid s,
cember nominal 0izc Jshp9I ciosea AZ vooV yu
2i6o t February cl9;d at goo Mafes =,
closed at 6.70c sales. 90 tcs, o.'Vc M,L az
6S4c bid: sales, 500 ties, 6SOc.. BU TIEfS-hA
another quiet day, but the feeling on the par
of holders was Of steadinCss because OF the
cool weather Creamery, state, tubs. fsn MADE
best 26d2Gc seconds To nrsts, 2od2tS creamy
other Western extras, 2Sd2e2c; creamery western
fr,s 2,a2ec seconds q a2Sc thirds 1920 creamery
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

SoMtFEE1Brazll M growths the spot had less demand
dha d the teenng W9s weSker With no Ro quoted at
per Qr2n.ay lS'se BOO bags 10 Santos plus 1870
spot >> oSgs No santos, Marcia, 10ee 8C0 bal
S M9 s,,n0s. per Cashmere 1Oisc ana 700 bags Bahia
sales LOCO pkgs jamaica $50 bags Savanla and sOj
bags Msi?cabo private terms. Options active
ana little irregular At the temper was
onG prices declined 5a15 points July showing most
oppression subsequently the feeling became steader
The loss was fegained in December fact
closed slightly higher covering of shorts" Gables
uEsetNed RIO came firm and unchanged. Iayrc de.
e,ined In.s m,, on December, January Lebruaiy
changed. Hamburg dropped Ifs December. January
February ana March London clesed = Ifg better. AS
2. m.-OGci3l quotations: December, 02s Sd: January
S9s es 90 February oes Cd March. SIS April 5ss May
sod seeord 90 ktIos Ios $50; exchange private l's
Heceip's @ IN NO 1900 bags Rio sleaanees T. United
lilo sock $4,000 bags Rio market firm. Receipts in
santos 10000 bags Santos stock, 424 600 Santos
market quiet; good average Santos, 10 700 Receipts
time 1890 $4,000 bags G,ne time iss9 9as 900 bags
,ecelps at Sentos July e December 10. 1891 l7si GOO
1872 900 bags Total sales here TODAY 90 600 hays
New-York tribune., 1891-12-18

81 ;.S:.s s :sss's
ssas s a.S s fo :aS.S 80 psg ss
change closing sse.sy 's a. tie ' sesa % ncas,ie
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bush. sRipmeSs~wScat ZOO bush corn, 900 bush
oats, II, 200 bush.
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finally advanced 14c closing with buyers l-a6c a6
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May, 80 1,2a3a a4c closing 80 94c bid. Rye lower
no @ s3a $50: No 3; 73c: Barley dqll and weak weak
& nncSanscd d Flsssesd' m 8oc Lead 50 % bid spcter
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& RsseS. osr19es s iron S coon e 81 S5
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FS G rv sst 30 m,as new shoulders 1 a S 90 oag
and ribs, S5 SO 1.c; short clear IS 49, Bacon lsNed
shoulders 50 55 l99g So 90; rbs So 5GS s9 81 La aoi
80 o5o bush: rye, 80 600 bush barley, ;o9o hush:
corn, 1917 900 bush oats, 14,OOo BUSH rye, 5000
bush; barley 10000 BUSH