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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-22
Two Murderers Get a Respite.

NEW YORK, March 22-Both Carlyle W.
Harris and Noah Richards, the negro,
were sentenced to die by electricity some
time during this week Neither will be
executed, however as the counsel in each
case have filed a notice of appeal, which
operates as stay of proceedings.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-22
The Pnwder Exnlndrl in mic Arns

NEW BREMEN, o., March 22-At fire
in the village of Lock No . fireman met
his death by the explosion of u key Of
powder which he was carrying away from
the burning building The loss bp the
fire was $55.0O0
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-22
Seven at One Birth!

GUAYAoUIL, Ecuador, March 22.-Marie
juneau, French demi mondaine, living
on the outskirts of this city, gave birth
Sunday to seven children, all perfect and
healthy
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-22

Talks cheap, but when it's
backed up by pledge of the
hard cash of a financially re-
sponsible firm, or company, of
worldwide reputation for fair
and honorable dealing, 1t
means business !
Now, there are scores of
sarsaparillas and other blood
purifiers, all cracked up to be
the best, purest, most peculiar
and wonderful, but bear in
mind { for your own sake),
there's only orc guaranteed
blood-purifer and remedy for
torpid liver and all diseases
that come from bad blood.
That o'1e-standing solitary
and alone-sold ov trial, is
DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery.
If it don't do good in skin,
scalp and scrofulous diseases
and pulmonary consumption
is only lung-scrofula-just let
its makers know and get your
money back.
Talks cheap, but to back a
poor medicine, or a common
one, by selling it o., trial, as
Golden Medical Discovery"
is sold, would bankrupt the
largest fortune.
Talks cheap, but only Dis
covery" IS guaranteed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-22
Success Made Them Reckless.

Last August Smith and Whitaker,
with capital stock of $50, bought calls
on wheat to the extent 500 bushels. On
these they realized $780, 900 Then the
young men began to plunge with the re-
suit that they soon lost their winning and
began to speculate with their employer
money. Mr. Lamson said yesterday that
he had reason to believe that men outside
OF his office were connected with the affair.
He was heartily ashamed, he said, of hav-
ing let two boys hoodwink him SO COM
Dlptely
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-22
Cause of the Explosion Not Known.

1t is not known just what caused the
explosion, although it is thought the
supply of water was too low. Mr. Per-
sons, who was an eye witness, says no one
was to blame. The mill, which was worth
$4,000, is complete wreck. Parts of the
boilers were blown i'll every direction for
half mile. The conclusion resembled
that of an earthquake.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-22
WERE FIN OU Steele" BOYS,
Which May Account for Their skill Il
Robbing Their EmnleYers.

RobbinG Their Employers.
CHICAGO, March 2l.-Two young men,
Burt Smith and Robert Whitaker, cash
Ter and accountant, respectively, for the
commission firm Of I.amson Bros, have
gone into hiding after swindling their en-.
ployers out of $4,000 and seriously incon-
veniencing the firm. The discovery of
their populations was made Saturday aft
ernoon ard yesterday the firm FASTENED to
sell out their wheat and diminish the loss
as much as possible The news created
some excitement on Change, but it soon
died down,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-22
CAUGHT BY AN EXPLOSION.
Seven Persons Sent to Eternity in u
Moment.
Three Others Dangerously Hurt.

The following were dangerously wound
ed: Sanderson Rcinhard; John Ringle,
eyes blown out, will die; James Smith,
very seriously hurt. A score of others
were less seriously hurt. The six men in
stantly killed We're close to the boiler and
their bodies arc mangled beyond recogni-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork, Frd,y, July l5-BEEyEsT7ReceiPts u.s., 1888
con.igncd rect 10 sangherer, and 81 car,
kc making with thu cattle held over Wcdn1day 40 ears
and butchers bought the Sats up s,y Isyns , i 100
y lnd pcTnfd NATIVE .crs at ADS 20 for
to & stag, aad oHln At sS 80 20 cbo es d he
- 30 and carload Of TeNa, DO a, ~ Ihere Mss
a a lraGe s s a. for C5o dc..ed native
Ic tobe adSlct. from London and Liverpool report
n and American ste"rs holding up at ll'9dl2cc, es-
shipments t;,dsy ssl becyes on the Mi.si-sPP for
W. " Brou'r. and Schwarichlld Sul1b@ser WI sind
3ot H ,nS c FrS..a Sith 1900 ava tiers for East
man, Company viii sail saturday a-o the 1880 WIN
1850 cattle Tor NJ GOLDSMITH and toe Bermuda And Prni
W% 1a 4 from ss S 20 e s GT
1871 qpS,e.c Of 6 tc snd oS 6hS e, 1852
,s " s .. so psa 100 % @Nsas os7 y Of 90
49, fSag lG' at - = 20 do i II h at cow 1870
1 Sc" g az i ss n at. ss = 3 e.
-. a g. s'3 s 4. '2 Y5 g? 4 ~ j, )
- d. i25 n at 800 10 IinoI; do 1928? 2, y D.
los ; a. e % 10 $50 H. 50 so stays 1915 n
Sherman culy.r 10 Onto ter 1870 n a. st :; IS IS
AZ r. a. s Z ~ at s Z ss r '
:ss Is e d. la?i 80 % at 30 q d. - si, d.
at = 3; DO 10 n at 30 4 Do IN n ,o6 2, - p
~ oa na's' do I4.o r. at 81 20 20 TcSss hecrs as d
at . bull 100 n a, 50 So do 1910 n at ~ 30;
in.o: s,se'i + l ~ s = 80; % q
g d. iii2 n 10 d. il2e n 2. &, 20 Ohio do
~ God,r.ith: - Kentucky steers. lioi n. at - 49,
J. shambeIg Ia ono Steers l4'' ~ az ~ ~; Z In
"'R Ka,I ridcok o. kentucky stesrs 1890 n ~
MiicM cowS-So tre,h receipts md no trade Feel
ReCip,s osO hcd-i o52 a, Go,h-st ond 81
az jersey CITY. Slow and wax os live calves and rel
.. WEI" wrr. no, cl.aPd MEDIUM % choice walls od
9dec buttemiS ayes at %"S9r fee &c. at me-
dressed ycas 72aiOc for city dressed and 1Ed0~c for
drN:scd bgtcI%Il5; = n,crm calves 1913 aver.
age S' a. asc p pcr DO 9cs H. at sac led Do
sl a, q ~ q 30 ~ Is & d d. o. ~ "
Hsli"ubeck ( Hollis Ss tuugwlk coycS 100 y n, at,
g o 20 % 49, a. 3. 3 So + DC i az g at 20 '2
do n Ys@ y Mr s S S 5s ' at Ges " at 'a'
J: =, Nelson 20 yc', i5' r. at 5@c; % 10 IA
r. at o.: : do 1853 y. at Gc.i buttomIk calves. ls'
m s q asf hy g. - at 2G including car.
signed dive, 10 butchers II io2 h"'d Trade
limited buy prices jIit obeat ~ ,nn a. 100 9n nrS
to rrimc lambs At - jOd's7 81 Gull sheer az %.
dressed quiet at sdilci dressed lamb" slow a.
lIallenbcck & Hollis II state sheep 90
; q ri 90 at s5 ae ES"'ucNy lambs 60 H.
1876 DO. CO., =. at 81 e. .,ooD 10. n .. :, y:
- I s,s soS Mn Co. 10 at S 70 s'''' O' " al
~ Collins: 90 Ohio sheep 81 n. at 20 so; 20 cults,
ss :? stat ass 'STTiG rsn III ,s M at s. - e
I'D ls. a. e Jersey Ct '2's '! STATE
te@s sold at s. ioGsG Is, but good hogs would bring
:" sacs H. Mullen: State hogs go average
Hal Va meek s g. ncl. State hogs. 2'o m. at SO 10;
do, o7j n. at - 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
THE FORT1FICATION ELL PASSED.

Washington, July 14-The Senate this afternoon took
up the Fertilization Appropriation bin.
Mr. Berry nqulrlng to the necessity for the first
two committee amendments increasing nom 100000
$4,000 the item for the construction II gun and
mortar batteries, and from s25O.OO0 to 100000. the
item for fertilization site, argued against the Scnats
tendency to extravagant appropriations. The amend
ments were agreed to.
Mr.. Squire offered amendment appropriatng
81 900 900 for the erection OF suitable building and
the purchase of suitable machinery necessary for the
establishment and maintenance, on the Pacific Coast.
heavy guns and other ordnance lie addressed the
Senate In favor Of the proposition.
Mr. German doubted the wisdom. In the present con
don Of the Treasury, Of agreeing 10 the amendment
II rejected
Mr.. FELTON, offered amendment for the appoint
BY the President OF "a board OF three officers Of
the Army and three Of the Navy. TO examine and
port the most suitable site the Pacific coast, for the
erection of a plant for finishing and assembling the
parts of heavy guns and other ordnance and apprO-
priatng So 500 for the expenses OF the board. Tho
amendment agreed to.
The provision Ia the bill as TO castron. nncd NOR
tars and steerled moTars, led u a long discussion,
and finally the biz amended BY striking ont the
provision as 10 the castiron mOrars and inserting
appropriation Of 100000 for STEEL breech0ading sea
morars Of l3-incl calibre. The bill reported
the senate the amendments were all agreed to- and
the bill was passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

Washington. July IL (Speciall.-lmmediateH arcr
the final passage OF the IntcrcOntnental Halfway
measure yesterday. Mr. Helper who has been IN
Washing tOn several months In anxious labor ana suS
pense concerning the BIZ. which was recently twice
defeated In the House. tccGaphed as follows TO one
Of his friends in ST. Louis
To William Smith Bryan ST. Louis Mo- ,
Paradise lOt in the House OF representative
Paradise rrgaincd In the senate. Duastic In thonfa
and discu.'slOn. hut untve In action, the 'OheiPs
OF the United states maintains It's pTc-emincnt pos
ton the wisest and weghtiest and worthless IL
ktum beneath the Genuine and Sl'adElSt
eatesma ship Thoroughly American In prescience ana
eharacteristically American In fcrtitude. 10, AL
rlumphed dcmagOgsm and imbecility. Inc
crude ard culpable enemies OF comfy and commerce
Nh sister republics OF Latin, Anie:tca who pTovcd
themselves to be unc0mmOnN bluntwltted In tacir
oeSp'cablc methods Of hostility TO the InicFconu
Mental Railway and also to the Nicaragua shl, canal
and who have otherwise exposed themselves as being
nagsantly inmical TO the welfare OF majority Of our
New World nations. have been ignaly vanN,shed
Truth and justice have been fully vindcatcd. Prli
dence prevails and right is sill In tho ascendant.
Alaska and paaeonia and all the intermediate conn
tres 10 be united and rendered perpetually homo
seneous and prosperous and progressive By rail;
Jubalai JubalOl Jubalum, Heighhoi How Hem
Bsmillah HoOplah! Up goes nv hat lie laughs
bcs; who laughs last. liza la! Hal
H. II. HELPER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July e p HottonCFntur'; ,o rloJ SS
IiySry 4 5neta al q Odd July and August dcliNcry,
520i az 530Id august and Neptcmbcr delivery $500
~ SlGid. Scptcmber delivery, 0Oii az % ODD sep
temher and ocobrr delivery 5ootd3 57;eid October
and November delivery 3 j96+ a3 5000 November lnd
Decent ar delivery G?-Gld sellers December and jan
nary delivery AL IGid January and February delivery
3-6td buyers. ,v ,,.,,. -. -.
New-Orlcans July i5Cotton Dun, Ifddirg 7e [SS
nddlng gLc good ordinary, &c ; net r"cripfs. usS
bales gross 22i Ia cs sales 900 bales stock 10o o!G
hllcs WceMy-Nct receipts, G.os3 bales gross .osi
bales exports 10 tho Continent $50 haes constwlso
3ss bales sales $50 bales. Correction-fsports.
eoastwlse July should have been loso Da''s' july To-
.252 tales. ,,.,,. -. ,or
fiayeston July I5.C'tton easy ndddlna ,s low
mid nQ Oac coed ordinary. &C. net ann Tross IersipH.
90; exports constwiS' . salc ~ S.o'n ~
v-Nct gross receipts l,1pi exports Vob"i>o' -''"i
'Snrfoit irly IL & otton quiet; mddin0. 7isc low
nddnc n iiiG.. GOOD ordinary bc net and tross r.
relp IL extorts c6n.tvt<e IA sacs. 10 stock $50
WsekvNct and gross receipts -'t' eNPo'' Vo's''''
935 sales. COS. ,.,,.. -. ,ov
savannah July I5-Cotton cosv; nddllnS r. low
nddng eSc GOOD ordinary net and gross receipts
cs2 exports coastwse, 2l5j sales 80, ,orh oSsa
err sales, 49j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
MEAT INSPECTION BY TIE GOVERNMENT

Washington. July 15.-It Is stated by the Depart
ment Of Agriculture that the inspection OF meats. and
especially pork. by the ofBrcrs of the Department.
under the act OF March g. 1891. has had the effect OF
adding at least 1 cent pound 20 the value Of hogs
marketed since the withdrawal OF foreign prohbI-
uon which resulted from the enforcement OF the act.
Tho Department saws "Thc efficiency OF the inspec
Ton is well attcsted BIZ the increased price in the
markets not only Of this country but Of the world
American meats bearing the inspection certificate
OF the Department Of Agriculture Meats bearing
tns certificate command half cent more per pound
a our markets. and although the law in Great Britain
~ not exact our INSPECTION ~ . prerequisite 10 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
ANNU1L DRILL OF THE NAVAL RESERVE.
| THE WEEKS PROGRAMME INCLUDES SHAM
BATTLE, TARGET AND sEARCnLIGHT
I'D,


The annual cruise OF the Naval Reserve will begin
to-day. At O'Clock the battalion VIII report on
board the NcwlIamp,hire at Twenty ffthst. and the
East River, and tn, old ship will be towcd to Graves
end Bay, where the drills will begin. Tho ships OF
The squadron OF Evolution will be there, and each day
details OF reserves Will be sent board these ships
ior instruction. To-day the reserves Will be shaken
down. and put In working order. and II 1t Is anything
hc the first day ont last year the young gentlemen
Of the reserves viii into their hammocks at night
tired men,
Tomorrow there will be general muster on board
snip divine service, and the reading OF the Articles
Of War On Monday the reserves Will 20 on board the
ships Of the Squadron Of Evolution and be drilled at
the batteries. The next day the ships will take the
members Of the rscrve outside sandy Hook for target
practice, and in the evening there Will be instruction
In the OF search lights and night signals.
on Wednesday there Will be a boat drill In the
morning. and IA sham battle around Fort Hamilton in
the afternoon. ON Thursday the Newiampshirc and
the squadron Of Evolution Will TO Peelskill and
Friday the battalion Of reserves and the men from the
ships Of the squadron Will land and have dress
parade and review. On SATURDAY the New-llamleilre
will return to Ncw.l0rk and the cruise VIII end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
TPOUBrE WITH EAVAJOs IN ARIZONA.

Santa Fe, ~ NJ, July 15.-Ncws comes from the
western portion OF the Territory that rnnchmen are
having trouble with the Navajos in the vicinity Of
Manuelito station the Atlantic and Pacific
road, on the border Of Mexico and Arizona. The
settlers there where water is scarce, have located
their homesteads nj the few scattering springs, and
within the last few weeks OF dry weather the Indians
have repeatedly broken down the fences and overrIn
the country with thousands Of sheep, which they are
grazing in many places over a hundred miles away
from their r,scrvations Their agent either does not
have the power the requisite nerve to control the
Indians ~ serious trouble may be expected between
them and the settlers. The latter have applied 10
the commanding Olnccr Fort Wlngate for protection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude certificate market ruled dun and heavy
YESTERDAY The Yield OF the Mcdonald pool Is up to
II 800 barrels day and the prospects seem TO favor
mrth.r Increase There wore sulcs at the stock En-
change for the first time this week 10000 barrels
hands at 81 - cent. The d. allhgs IN options
AT the Consolidated EOaId amounted to lOOUO barrels
also, AT D. "a cents.
Rehncd petroleum was unchanged AT cents per
gallon in barrels $50 cents in bulk and 500 cents ID
cases. Foreign quotations We're Antwerp, - o-o
frames: Bremen, 5.6j marks, London. j'oo 31d.
OIL City, Penn. July l5Natonsl Transit certificates
opencd highest j.1ici lowest 02i2ci closed
6z-c sales. 1000 DDs; clealancss, 5000 Dds sht
IHcuts q, -67 bbsi runs b2.bo Dbs, ., NJ,
Pttsburg. july lJ.-PctrOrum 02'sci national iran
lit certificates opened 52bc closed at o5c, highest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
APPROPRIATION BILLS THAT HAVE PASSED

Washington July 15-Ten OF the regular annual
opDropnation bills have gone 10 the President and
have become laws, or will They are the Mill
tary Academy, Legislative Diplomatic and Consular
postofice Army, Navy, Indian, River and Harbor
District OF Columbia, and Agricultural bills There
are now of the appropriation bills In conference
and but three remain to pass through that stage
namely the sundry Civil, now before the House for
action on the senate amendments; the Fortca'l0n
ready for return TO the House, and the Deficiency
which will be taken up by the senate tomorrow The
Joint resolution passed to-day extending the appropra
lions until July 80 Will therefore apply only 10 these
three bills last named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
CALIFORNIA FRUIr.ClyyERs IN A PANIC.

san Francisco July - (specla)-Frili-canners
are almost In panic here and at san Jose over thr
rapid advance in price Of all fruits and the prosper
that the growers will rcpudate their contracts. Three
quarters OF the Gamers have ccntnc;s for ap1c"S
at IL cents a pound $50 ton yet TO-DAY s''es
are quotcf Mt . IL TO SO cents pound. Ih'>e
prices beyond anything ever seen before. exccp'
In that phenomenal season two years ago. when ''ie
whole Eastern crop wa, failure. The rise j. AZ
ribued TO reports Of great shrinsgcs in the Eastern
fruit crop and to sudden and unexpected losses mere
II the growers keep faith with the Gamers. the lat'e
will make biz profits. but II the contracts are brcseS
thew will lose heavily and some may be driven TO '
VAIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
NOMINATED By TIE PRESIDENT.

Washington. July 15.-The President to-day sent TO
the senate the following nominations: Lieutenant
Colonel Oliver d. Greene, assistant adjutani general,
IN ID, colonel and assistant adjutant general Major
Nichuel v sheridan, assistant sdjutantgcnerd to Dc
ou,cnant colonel and assistant adjutln general Lieu
,.nautC oonel Andrew ;. Burt, 9TH Infantry, colonel
Major Daniel ". Bcnham, 9TH Infantry, lieutenant
colonel The following cadets graduates OF the Mill
,or, Academy to be additional second neutcnants'
corns Of Engineers: james d. Cavanaugh aud James
n 1srvev The remainder OF the cadet class TO be
4, 80 U.,tenants and additional second neutcnants
in the artillery cavalry and infantry arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July - Special Wheat opened strong and
closed rather weak Nevertheless. the final price wss
small advance the closing Of the previous day.
Local buying the OF rise. Higher cables
and continued wet weather 10 Missouri. squeeze in
July wheat ST. Louis and better cash demsnd here
the influences which led the local bulls Septem-
Der opened ia sold at 77as and ~. closing at u
cents or sixty wheat Toledo hfty Tour
contract Duluth and Minneapolis receipts reached
wheat and exports from Atlantic ports
equal 10000 bushels wheat. Corn WIS strong
early buying by the local bull clique and fasc re-
mort drouth Kansas later with wheat ana be-
cause Of good rains september opened 49,
sold at 10 and IS. closing isis cents Oats followed
other grains Provisions were dull with the tendency
scd 70 Sill a5 and Gil S. and closed at the bottom.
Charters were for so 900 bushels wheat, $50 100 con-
$50 600 oats. and $4,000 navseea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
A REPORT on RAILROAD MAIL SERVICE WANTED.

Washington. July 15.-In the House to-day. Mr..
Enloe, of Tennessee. called up. a matter Of prvi
lege the resolution calling the Postmaster G encral
for a report all service established rail
roads since March 4. 1889 together with copies Of
all CORES pondeDce the subject This resolution
was offered sometime ago and referred to che Com
mtee on Postofces and Post Roads. but was MOI re-
ported back. Mr.. Enloe explained that complaint
was made that In the exercise Of his power the Post
master General bad Disseminated in favor of s'mc
railroads and against others. The House should
know whether the complaints were well founded
The Republicans desired that the report should 90
back 10 March A, 1oc5. and when Mr.. Enoe declined
an amendment - that effect they declined 10 vote ON
the demand fer the previous question. 49,
The previous question WIS Oldfe4l-yeaS, lob
NAYS 3 and the resolution was adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
THE PILOTAGE EXEMPTION BILL POSTPONED.

Washington, July 15.-The Commerce Committee OF
the House decided to-day to postpone until next
session all further consideration OF the measure cS
emptrg coastwtse sailing vessels from paving state
pOiage. The bin has been before Congress for
MANY years and times passed the SENATE,
but Invariably meets with opposition In the House.
As the law stands vessels are compelled 10 pay
pIloage fec on leaving and entering certain ports
principally those Of Virginia, North Carolina and
Georgia. when they do not require the services
Of a pilot. The opposition to the bin comes mainly
rom The southern pilots who would be injnrously
affected If IL should become a law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
NArCR4L GAS FOUND ~ ARKANSAS.

Little Rock Ark, July 16.-Grat excitement pre-
walls az Morrlllton in Conway County, over the dis
cOvery Of natural gas. In drilling well half mile
west Of that place the property Of b. T. Jones, gas
was struck at n depth Of 100 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

Poration the packers have adyices from their agents
IN that country that the United States Government
certificate American pork adds from to 3 shinrs
yer hundred 10 Its market value. The packers are
~ cons quencc urging the Department 10 ncrca;n tho
Inspection facilities so 10 enable them TO enlarre
ule'r shipments Of Inspected to Great RrItain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
rrpopr,y FIyhNCIAL MARKETS.

London, July Is, D. m-Canadian paciis. 80 Illinois
Central IOli, st. Paul COMMON Sis Reading, 30'4.
spanish IL. 3d.. -
~1s advirns 0una o per cent rcntes % francs IS
rentlucs for account and exchange London Is
francs l6io confines for checks.
The rate Of discount In the Opn market Tor three months
bills adj per cent.
The Of bullion into the Bank or Engand
on tralance to-day is 21s,l0o
IarI- July i5LThe weekly statement OF the Bank Of
France shows gold,
o d. rease OF 100000 francs in silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
prce q, Mlddlng Tplands in Liverpool July 49, ls93,
IL led; do Juy Il, 1891. ii2d do july lo' looo'
9-l6d. -,... ...nd.rd =, cIass,aca
d Of classihca-
STAINED.
Good Ordinary .......
Strict tood Ordinary

Good Ordinary .........4A Low Middln2 ... o g "A
Strict GOOD ordinary ID Mluui'"t --'--'' -
The contract market ruled weak throughout the cntre
SECS on and general losses wore scored on mum
The declin" Of bd5 points ana nias wre
stow'd hoax ~ points july. while "thrrs N-Ie
sail points lower late deliveries Dl~ippC5ht5hg
o",L iiI,c-.-whpre there a break Of 2d3 points
started the market the downward tuln ana poPha ~
more or less long" snG and inter- In me session Ine
heaytness was augmented by favorable croo news
l21 400 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
TIE rosroy TO GO TO HONOLULU.

Washington. July 1.-THE Boston at San Francisco
,-u, no ordered 10 Honolulu to relieve the nagshp
San Francisco, which Will come to San Francisco TO
he dOcked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

New route to the Adrondachs via AdIscndatk ana as9
81. Lawrence Railway. Solid tram. fIe6ah' ae"
Wagner cars Can on New-York Central agent -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16
THE PRESIDENT wITHDRAWS A NOMINATION.

Washington, July l5-The President has withdrawn
.ho nomination OF william d. Criim. to be postmaster
y, Charleston s. c. The nominee was q colored man
"na his con1rmat ton had been strongly resisted.