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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
MIR. BRENNAN Is SORELY TROCBLED.
HIS DRIVERS DID NOT STRIKE, EUT THEY DE
MAND \ VACATION WITH FULL PAY
scANNELL TRIES TO FORCE AN



Commissioner Thomas Brennan, of the street teah
,nc Department. folt relieved on THURSDAY Wheh ''e
strike OF drivers IN ne department WIS settled pIt
be was ANNOYED yesterday when the men annohhced
that they proposed 10 take vacation % twenty oaNS
with f,lll paw The men base their claim TO Ta'a-
don Of twenty days with full pay on the new street
cleaning law which was not taken into account BY
The Board Of Estimate and Apportionment when the
last sppropration for the street Cleaning Depari mrht
Wa made They are. they declare, salaricd oihclaS
O. The city as much as the Mayor or Commissioner
Brennan They receive monthly salary. The
street cleaning law provides that the members or the
uniformed force have twenty days vacation annually.
There (. nolinC In the law however. about the Incn
receiving pgv for the time they pend their vacH-
tons The Comm ssiOuer and the men have submitted
II. orest.on 70 Corporation Counsel Clark Speaking
of the claim made bv the men. Commissioner brennan
said Yesterday:
Il don't SEQ how can pay -" men even " INC
Cornor,,lou Counsel holds that their claim l. right
7, would be an easy matter FOR m" to gel men 10
tai. their nloces during their vacations u hha
plenty ~ money II the Bonrd OF E>tim'" ana NI
portionmeia will give IN" moncY VIII """" NV
their vacations with pay ,,
The Commissioner has indeed MS share ~ u'"''
Tammany leader, are b0thering MI brennan WIZ" '
rl,ir, ,io, ,of erougs o. their Constituents nave
been "pIi on brnOris. Ilr pTln'iI,I ,,i - .r
is John ! srannelI who called on Mr. Br'i.hau
osv IN ash for IN. appointment Of c0is- lu'Ii' OH
uniformed force He got no '"o" " Wv
Commissioner.
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he WAS yOT A JCDGE or H0&SEFLhSh.

Sergeant William ". Gray, &. ; a.. A'"'"H'" e."
For Scluric,. lss always rad an "mlil.h !"
hs's". u 20 -, ..-cA hr n 'nre.d 10 H'V' ''
s!25 tToGi AIS .ildrs, sd 81 NC""'y """' - ~
city TO .,ll his DREAMS. lie went 10 "eo'-e W.
stong's stables AT No G43 Third nNc. S'roh6 ) ="
norsedealer OF the old-fsshoned Kind. ana ~ -"
cseded TO drive sharp bargain. lie sold h"'s' ~
Gray which he said was kind. gentle ana 'Nf I,'"
elenish. and received Tho 1925 In payment. nc~
re signed contract agreeing 10 give BACK Nv o1
u The horse was not sind and tcnile 'hhN ga
found that tho animal had 'ae ringbone. va. 'Pn,c''l
I'M AFFLICTED VITA other ~ 81 ancient hnis'..,
me sergeant demanded back Ms money, blt N'i V
oid aim 20 20 and play marbles, or words t. ,he
sMect. GRAY look the 10 me police, ana III w
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday strong wa,
persuaded to return his III got gains The sergeant
Sii try TO suppress bis longing after beaunin A'i'e
seR " the future,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July II (-pccial.-Wheat today mao .
gain Of about l.. cont. helped most by the Improved
tone from Wall street september sold between
80 IS and 90 IL. and closed AZ go oo cents
Gables up. export cIearanccS from the seaooaro
wer. large lad crop reports continued TO come from
tho Northwest. The diScoUraGng circumstance
WAS that no cash wheat sold here DhutA
shipments were also light, less than 1900 busheis'
Local receipt, were % cars the estimate for saturday
80 cars, : III" Northwest had 80 ears Al hlent on
Tho cmb wheat was "A shade easier. Puts on
srptc mher sod at so 81: calls" al % rs cents.
Corn was weakened a little by improved crop rsporS
from the West. llrg" receipts also increased lie
selling pressure. There J24 cars the eslihsce
for saturday $50 cars CHARTERS were hlhue IoI
only 1000 Receivers and elevator people are
now bcariSh. influenced by the crop prospect >ePei
her opened M II j-~, soii between -
and IL 81 and closed AT IL II cents. Al Dignt
privileges On september were only IA cent apart"
Puts were 81 b. cents: calls, II 81 cents.
Oat, were all day within a range OF IL cent Iney
~ ! AID - | { and closed ~ - 3-S cents. thar
tors wore far 30 900 bushels. New oats In consider
ab,a yolumc are expected here within ten days Pro-
visions were weak selling Of long ribs continued:
Tho peopp who are loaded with lard ana pork ana
who are also long some ribs aS u SIDE speculation
NO unloading their ribs as TO be able TO ceVoe
m their energies the propcrtie' In which they nave
tho largest interests Hog receipts were 10000 head,
rho estimate for saturday. 1900 head september
nork closed M 519 40. decline from Ihursday OF
- cents september lard sold from 80 - To $40 O5
,nd closed nj go 20 >eVts mber ribs sold from Is %
m as a, and closed al - 81.
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Peaches. Georgia. FL

ss. t9,; &c PEI 3 sgs; S''1as; s''Is f.
90 90 n sg AND Chimes ies Yes carrier q 's2
a' % ri :srrI 3 aS DO 6 SGs G'' Sr a Ter
% nG carrier = 5gst2 % DO per 2gar sSo' do ,S
:o@ie Musne!ons, southern. common to prime per b l.
80 & pI'p,' tI1fIa NI'-S.a pe' 100. No.
Moore. saliy iaaSy per- T. IGSi3c do Geo ga ham
oion per lo.n basket c5doc do. Delaware. per ON
lErIiS DRIED Eyarorated apple, are SIN III moving nov
naming lot at recent decline snndred in . stock Ss
& S 'iIl'e fah Tor men, prime si.c; do
common to fair Southern Sliced sied4a.c state
g5c ghop'. 2o2ec cores and skins 49, che.pes'
HOPs-whic the amour, Of business doing on the
S SSr S ' SsTy ayoa Spt crop IRON
ors from Euro nd to make st cG.d noane n OIL o
s c c sT5G 70 sa ISL pslSe Coast sss
choice. -ia.l2c common prime. isa2o@e old old''
nay AND sTRAw-Hay Grmer ard straw has * made De
So 75@Scc h i " do clover mixed
0o DO ,S.er ODD rye .ta" 40 Icoor S Sa, straw
rorLTEY-ArIvE-Euy wanted NOR, fowl tina. than
they could lind tol'v; and price were dtie hrm% G
obo.ne 'nl'' a, i'0l12c Chickens IA moarrat a ar
ppm era show 'lgnt ch,cee,s nrIne ARG
a@i wq,,rra per y I,Grist do sogthcrH: l3Eai.s;
par Gog~oc do south rn 5oo 5jc; Western. per pale.
~ Sc - -: do southern. II II; pigeons per par
3OPijc. DRESSED Supply 81 dressed fo" VERY lsht
and market cNnin. up closely AZ further Improvements
Spring easier but all cleaned up ana
clo-. Long Island >urIng duck. eNtr 'mrN ol
squat, quiet. Turkeys, per d. 'dl2c PhladIphla nry
picked. per y. .Od2jr. do Western dryp'kcu i'nioc'
do wst scaded ltdl7c owls. western dry.nsHed:
,pring duck. Long Island, per ID, l4c do Eastern.
'' Sr 4 81 do AS lT' i@a IKE % pato,
hc1yy supply to-day and price" went oil e1c per Dbl AZ
trade gool ana stock l. cleaning up cios,ly
Onions steady Cibbagr> weak. String beans SIN selhg
very Nearby curuubris hrin"r but southern snow
glule Improvement. Tomatoes IN mO1erat" supply anu
,hoi,e ripe rule. nrm,r Pott4e' Rose southern;
No l. yer bill. ~ 25d$2 % do GNU red No j. T2@
,, do seconds, y 2ia3i So onion Esyp p,n,0
Ter LI La,ket. 81 - do Eastern shore
rer bh - oJds3 80; do per basket: 81 so DO
Kentucky and Tcnnc,-ee pr bbl. $685. 80 cab6ag,T
Nc.Jer~ey and Long Island Per 100 t3dr4 90 StLlng
hrais. Maryland way per basket 25d"Oci do Maryand
Green per basket 25d3Oc do jersey. green per basket
3Ia50c: DO Long Island per bag. 2jd1oc. 'ucumbefs'
Norfolk per crate lja3Oc do per Dbl 5Ocdsl do Mary
land pe. crate 7jrdS1 do jersey. i2-bbl basket,
~ 7jd@3 % Tomatoes, Monmouth County, Jersey; per
crate - 5Od.3; do south jersey. per rate - 7oH
=. %; do MARYLAND. per carr'er ~ l5eS2 2? 90
T"r,olk per carrier II 25ds Is; do Charleston. per
Ter carrier 75cas so do Florida per carrier 7caSi 90
Green peas Long Island per bag 81 dSl % aulnowers
per Dbl II jOaS4. TuInips. white per 100 punches
- 5Ods3 spinach. per bll. 75cdsi irttnce per bDl
50c~sI squash Long Island, per Dbl, slasl 80 Corn.
Jersey Der OOc dSl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15

.,adaS,a '' IL ' 20 good i .dcond and oIe
OR ciarse Gss% 9S99 '9 ROOD a r'@S l s3c
H. go l' Of +,, sC s%,e s'S the c Ga l
" 3s s E: sa g g e'c a, 7oSSS
oa Si7a ass in ialumoT s$55 Dss Te a a.
m sPa f 600 Va sys aTf id s =. below 80 o mad.
., Franc aqa c, En5 asr da,s h"dsy no
ona scyed iIan .n, % Of or loS 1 BAGS crara
American go las. Mer and $2 Sa as ,"aes.cd
~ (. rclry 81 Gresham that or oyrr~'t '%Te
steps 10 the Bra1i AN ''2,crn"S' sDt S,tes
' rsr-toG thar me nraIan Go'ellmen n"<e "A
Go'~"ca orelal and tina, tle ',os"rnnen' Int ie
r.l 81 ,'d IN f1c preserve Of The nraIrn Official ~
pECS- Thee, Wa very slow movement IN an 49, 49,
{ drug snd n ,ay hS been rc'cei from primary
markets 1cn roan .o <G o g at 80 some obas
lott s9na at at. S@a at q, g g as aSa q pvd
~ 25ss3 so. Quinlnc i nioNn- -'NN on t"d -,
Ig oT S src da 6Si woa rica change While
Nas i W'%%cIK q o. demand Tor uak,el
but the market very quiet o"lg T" ~" oc"ritinc
hr. at I ' Boz ct,cr from re,cee Grs" lod2y
: ;rS may &n ieS 1a'' Il
pcy cnec ncc cob. Ging ,,5 r few o cog? %cw 81 VIZ
kina =" % ..ycu haze ~cancd Portland marst Of oil
~ rackcrcl: thcrc = ne, barrel here for ,, nov" ave.
,En All along the daily. AUGUST viii give sutpN
Of .hcr our maxi, + good G1 ~, 'q' VII 'r have %
N,, ~ cnoi deal If local blyeT~ expect e. ct thr hl
"'' uIEEING--BoN herring contnu" '" b. IN goo, ~,
rand the cargo rpf"i H. our ',, a. ,r,,d iodav
n,lnc,nc f., all about 10000 boNs~ nor than a a %,
,'th orc ~od I-forN arrival N" unffei i un ~
T i,si. of l2Ldl3c FOR med nm sealed . OF -
N., d., goldfish j. coming INTO market uul n p "
NN",,,f,llv Thefc ls good export demand cN'
". having taken 800 quinlNs. Prize lat quot,
N'"'1,., ,in. mackrr'l nov
~, ~ +,-I@i9: Norway bloat"rs, s3J"s3' No u
el. ,-ss: No s23 y" 3 ish ~ ,; ing
~ l1rnr trimmed -li 49, hoN
T4inr, .c,lsd I2nG13c; 40 !. iodlO3ci IeighNti AZ
"a.!.u T,,r.liGr herring adoi, new. - .'."r3
boz, and round noninsv - Portland. nal -
n,ch rcilm new. S9dil0; Srotrh, aIer iuu' III
90. yollond new whit" hoop. SO 90 w "41n..
- &, " la, Holland DARK hoop 20 80 In ibis 'o'
no. inc0-1-l.argr sire rodrp % '-''
=! $50 boncios> 6a,aoc; homeless hake '@i'2'
rIOrE AND MEAL-Ihe market FOR state ana 80 sr
.r, dos. rules very quiet exporters are ,IInd -, 20
id,rc, uries ! -omc >iHca lo'ai 1'H' ~ trr-
~ .,,,li.- Of OH wcll--eason"i Noor b"ioIf IN.
~ nli@I Win now arrivals prices have no. laI,l. ,i
$3.50 nur II would lower figures 10 ihefoa-" -,
~. "a any considerable extent; the sal'H ~
st ls ra,cnts AZ ~ 600 sacks straRnn az
i, -sI4; 70 800 bbls strTelis nj ~ !dTS' W q. ~
~, cyfr, 40 | AZ e. - 40 bids extra 80 ~ -
~. 60 80 bbls hnc al - -, ana ., LITTLE ,a,h,s
- 500 bls PATENTS al +idei u; 100 Dds atNen ,,
a. q 90 >acks .trghs at - J. Tor ,r 20
%, ,yport q. a. - and 700 sacks Inc ~ ~ ,ham,
Not Tor southern Hour Wa AMY h't.r 40 70 - ~
,o,Sv with sales 81 200 blis cNiia y" ~ vi, ~ am
nd 100 bhls >ftdghts AZ ~ ii"t3 ~ :. d.,nd ~
rn5I v ms In ~ bbls a: $685. 30 inc
hulk at - II a-S p, springs,
sa %a.".. g. 1:aS. IS i. "a -
s sias sSs ,ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Jny l4.-N The wool sales to-day, IL 500
bale, were offered Good greasy and secured mernos
we're ke-nly competed for. especially by French
BUYERS German buyers backward In the
bidding. Crossbrcds were taken BE- home purchasers
AZ extreme rates. Following the sales In detail
and the prices obtained:
NewSomth Wacs-2oOO bales: secured. 1-2do IL
I'd do locks and pieces, i.2d0 Is Id greasy,
o -2da Cd do locks and pieces ) 1-4dd I'D.
Qu.cnsland-30O bales greasy. Edo : Id; do locks
and pieces. ida I'd.
Melbourne and Nic,oria-22o0 halcs: secured.
I-2d0l I'D: do locks and pieces, 7d0
is 9 I'd greasy LA Is ID DO locks and pieces,
4 1-4dd9d. -.
south AuStralia-3OO bales: secured 3.4da Is ID;
do locks and pieces, sdds Id, greasy, 'uHoo' uo
locks ana pieces. ID. -.
Tasmania 300 bales greasy. sd0 10 led: do locks
and pieces. l-2dG I'd. ,.,, "a.
New Zealand-5coO bales: secured. '}4dais "a
do locks and pieccs 6i"ls "a gir,ss'
10 I'd d. locks and pieces , .-td0.d ~a
Cane of Good Hope and Natal-IW bales, scoufsS
I-2da Is I'D greasy, lido La.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICEs

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PfsiOh~'
New-York July IA, 1893.
The story OF the petroleum situation continues I~
sameness from day TO day. The output Of the Nc
Donald pool is stationary at IA, 800 barrels day. ana
there no particular developments from other oil
recti0ns. No trading took place at the Se"-i oIA
exchanges today but there were offers at So "a cents
against bid OF so yesterday. AT on Clty me
market weaker, with sales at % o-odOo Genus
Refined petroleum was unchanged at 5.15 cents .
gallon in barrels. 2.65 cents in bulk, and 5eo cen1
in cases Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, IL 10
francs; Bremen, 40 marks; London. 16 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
\, cD.yGE ar poSTOrFTCE PaINTERS

John P sullivan. a member Of Irpo2rsph'" '"'o'
No O. vas made foreman Of the pnniin1 d'p'r'''H
Of the P5storcc by Postmaster van '"'' '"'' '''
An ehor sccti,s 70 have been made 10 go INV P"''
for John IL. Maxwell. ic"-pr'siieid 81 ''' MN
Postmaster Dayton, Il Ms STA. "ni'N'" wa"
through msunders landing and rapP'h"u ''" =
day later, and also removed James V"'' ]a'O ''.
Kenney who are employed in The same o'n''. !"
Point o: tact, Sullivan has coatlal'd ~ "''A "'' ''
TINE. md 81 hnYr llIa.f aun hnlICi.
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DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, 1ssa-TwEIvE PAGES

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Rest reanei bar rron.................... sos es
sHesrdh '',es iron roo OF or stool 4ed
Reans h,ai and to, s s9 i 90 %
NJ M,cig 1911, ~, ,SorS rd !, coz COZ l. 81
oa,v Seer Graz delivered - 500 500 \ Il V V0
"a ,,f'e, rs,is irlNcr. Is 0S% IS 80 80
Ca,t 49,. I,rd '-''''-' !! U co. -'-'.-''
No . light scrap new ..-................' GOA ....
CopIrr Tia Nor.York market for conne, o.c l,, wv
bc-t bid All the year of.r at 10 3 Sale. ~ 600 n
september at .TIN-Thc market for TN closc.
1u.y 10 A"fg'5 70 i' S ,ar - to-. Au-4s,
""' .r ,n 49,, r., nioTn p d. Tin yu'nr enN
Or neie., IN fair@ d1ce, i osrrilcd to III" conG ton
I,.!lnnpt S,t nuofson. c Ncyn c-ad cI,g S1s
tn, - 'al.c l. Aavay sPade charcoal tin, - go;
I =, s e,nc. = 20 and $40 20 rs,: 3 , =
i,ad cioc weak A. ? 90 FOR SPOT Iuir Angus: S,t.n
Sr and october IN = Lp' market Tor lad coc.
Az and lower seller, a. 90! Tor spot o, the o,,
Dcrembcr aon,,ay 20. The following qeo'ton, v@.c
i.''.N,G e' cah,r a. W. M1r G G. 'aSHIG' Iay
,ogg,dry iron r. I'd % London JaIy ls-spt copr
month Isl H., soft spanish lead $40 p Cd .l,i,cr
Hdiii>i ssrs Mario, :. SIN nominal ycv.o,lo,r.
G ~r, KEY sooi ; $G5 o a@' gn4 SSa
I;@l6c' fa'r. Ioe9o": PRIME @5a.a5. '''''"
NAVAL Sivn~s-i.y nsrsrt Tor ,pr,ts turpentnc
e. 9: INK; 5 AID ,, ss'5ny.o ami, eos at ssS
So IN il u Units "a %, b. tar 81 0b
We quote s~n' tn,pe".nr - '-e IN soaacf' b1, ana
% ~ ma ,s ~. $3.50 tT f. ~ i,
e. 81 90 H. 81 ,5a'I - l. - 10 % ~ - 9oaf5
liz. =, s ss ). = ,, 49, O'e" l-n' weight 81 90
OCEAN fEil"ll 81" Reher'i Market Tor oc'oa
t9n"ss, TIA tfna' tom.fH ea''e 1res ~n'c oa5s'
uic not large tine quantity Z" 'lln on't.'s ~ P .'',,o
Is snail anu u'rrc arr quit nimD-f 81 ,e,sr, tead-
NOR rcnot. shipments lutlrli'riy ~eah ana nomin,l
J III Gah ga <" CENTS 'ohun' un, even 'o' P"mI'
I rua ar'1 y '' sn .o ARE n, T a"aa aS
changed, suitable tonni-r Is rather ar"l'r. Eri.!
,-cacnt,. hri,,. ,onpii,c: ioLi, ue'hnchJ' at
az So ~ H ,on 1 l.. Cotton to Liverpool Id 800
-four TO London, lbs; to Gibraltar, 5000 nOlr at s.
quotations, -, pool London. Ant"eIP g.; Nv Nv,
Cosn o. =, 81 cotton Liverpool I'd petroleum. LOO 0d
Iw" ,t'an.cI.. 100 and IG0o0 III, lrn. Baltimore
i.ilpo,d .'t to the sound b I'D ocon German ,aItc
direct mort Uned kingdom OF Continent 3, Id
- =, amir co,i pIlndrlIi.a b. Havana II -; ship
ner., d@als a b. to yc'' ces.s E9 %. aS
iar G-'" iu MR., a','c To- o-"ro so BARK 25
h"g srIr'a i'I sscc to :, IoI%' D. Soc: bark
s SIN ,".' i',afnr haricson 20 New.Yori. -
OILS otion-..d oil wa dali with pli''o more OF
H Iut At .rc, ne" AZ 81, tnpiing 70 seller, i.&rd
Cotton.ccd oli-Crude prime. 3Ga3c; of grade Sass;
G.a6ac. Cod OIL 4:ai5c Lard OIL s5ds5e Lin
WHIT s5Gsoc Crscncd winter "sa9lc natra spring.
ija - Gleacn~d ,Iine isa5oc: natural winte' ga
fsc bleachch winter 5Od1lc "Ntrs b'"hcd o2Go3c.
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rr,poprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July II 40 p. m-beef and PORK IN
moderate demand. Hams In moderate demand SNORT
cut about IA To ~ II. strndy ut 3os. Bacon IN lair
demand th.es. In fair demand. Ta1Ow In fur
demand spirits Of turpentine In poor demand
steady at ols id. RoSn in moderate demand Lara
SPOT ia fair demand: futures in no demand: prime
western spot dull. at sos. Wheat In good demand
No = red winter firm, at 5s I'D No red spring
firm AT Is 10 I'D. Flour In poor demand t"rlI-
..pot In nodarate demand: futures In lair demand
liked western spot steady, at Is Id August
steady AT 4, I'd september steady At As . Id
Hons At London-Pacihc coast In moderate demand
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HIDES very elov demand va, reported Tor hide-

HEMP AND JITt-Thcr not much demand frf
ether h,mp or juic and price nominal. W.
Gr0fr Manila hemp pot and shipment. GoGi,c: s-al
6cmp spot and ~ arfit. ia-uil,r Jufc spot 2Lu@'
shipment 2@dic; but; and rIcrtiou>. spot i-ijG
70 10 arrive. 3-lja2r.
LENTII FIR The passing ralr- confined fhr
eNccutOn ~ small Jplbing order. cunt Wlil'
cNp ,rtcr. not taking Important lines. quoted
,aiu.- arc
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good ordinary net receipts niA 5 Ss.ss Sa C
ssles 06O bales: stock, 90,eO7 bales: weekly
Net receipts si bales Sis, So 20 tS Ses connens
$500 bales coastwse ,769 bales sales, oeoo Daies'
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IIFMI.OCK
UNION TANNED SLArGHrER

NfTAl.>-liDN- local i.arAet for pig non f'-
rains IN '"na"-" condition; quofnii-.> "nilr Is
nominal me Phld1"phl market j. r'l,it"i follow ;
Their j. Httr lnt 'aH be- laid ia reaiI mara" Tor
ron and s'cI: except that It j. du extremely d.-
appointing lher" much Inquiry for .uut fIhr
and nof mu'h pressure 10 sell simply there g.
market AZ pfier, and term- which eaar tory
sclIrr- h~N each be- realized malufi nIl
.uN "bont a. ~o"h keep their goods. h'r' II n"
IN 10" hnslh'>s ANYHOW" ahi HdnA rgafi al pr -''
prices A. nor" desirable security th1n e"ilH .
PAPER. There j. ~ course business doing al Goo,
time, but me movement j. slow. and In .nall 1T "a
1T irregular pri'r> "a" large bushes, taken mo
ri0u, 'ol'nriation owing a. the ,tnerncy 81 money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15

receipts 1870 bales forwarded 81 bales -io.k
15l e-~i balcs. Total to-day. 1855 bales thus lar
this weeR IA SO balcs against $50 bales last We.
INporiS to-day Britain. > SOj blc- Continent.
$50 bales Consolidated not Hsi0 bal; Great NilrIn
23Gj2 bales France Ito bal,s Continent liJ1p Oirt
fOal les E{lII DlIrs.
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6psnlns Ianss and dose today. and closing bids The


market closed steady. TranSf"rabe-
al 90 400 bales. Inc market for pot
cotton. without shows W"aHur-> ana
prices would have be shaded before any considerable
business could done. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15

CC-iug ,aD.cs Liverfoo.-SIOt cotton easier. Anri,
lean middnyS 4oG ssir-. 5000 LSlr-i rfrlts, o'VO
hale, including 5000 bale, American lutnre. ol'hgi
steady partially l-6td closed QUIZ ana -tHnN
AZ 1,ruAe 81 l-1,d--5id t'-ing Ll.'tpol Puo," oi'
100: September cobr. Sob OctoDcI NO,'mbcr asa
42g NolDlnior December f3c- D~r"nhrIJahhail: 90"
49,. January. FrlruaN $50 February March, i54@i"'
MaRh-ApfII, i36d43'
LOIFr.E-Thc coffee market at NfN-lok mas been
very dun. and T. lkcr 10 reuiln th~ haI"'t' -
being closed today - renaln closed SatuIdaS,
and Monday; Rio market Nds CLOSED tO'u1f N'i
,hc aiytcp, from Hamburg alone not calculated
10 cur .ny figure a market Influence. Inc july "hE>
though not numerous, rimOfpus aud ran sMaN
from the small NOT CO --u'd come j. "'V
hag f,ll strong enough hand'. ana ~
, O'Clock the iocrsbiy steady At decline
Of 10 points I"tilnoi" plrii's are fcp",n, !"
hay. iilC coffee TO-DAY, otherwise W" ln"Ih''
has been quito icsturelcss and dull Total S'e7
Passaic City record., 1893-08-12
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

THE Sultan of Johore eats from dinner
service worth at $3.50, ,000
GEORGE WASHINGTON MURRAY. of South
Carolina, is the only colored member of Con-
gress.
Ex-SENAToI J. J. INGALLS,, of Kansas. pre-
diets great financial upheayal and gen.
eral redistribution Of wealth.
ENGLISH scientists are rejoicing over the
visit OF Professor Z. E. Barnard. of Lick Oh
seryatory. They speak of him reverently as
''the discoverer OF the fifth satellite OF Ju-
piter."
Mr.. GLADSTONE is one OF these incaut;ous
people who do not destroy letters. The yen-
cradle statesman is said to have n collection
oil &c, 900 letters deposited in a strong room
at Hawarden Castle.
ADMIRAL HUMANH, the French naval COM
mander at Bangkok, SIAM is fifty-aye wears
Old he was promoted to his present grade
In 1889. He Is now third on the list for pro-
motion to vice-Admirals rank
MISS MARTHA WASHINGTON SroppARn. o7
Marthatown, ILL.,, claims to be a relative of
the first President. She is ninety-two wears
old, and has twenty-eght descendants the
eldest OF whom is son, seventy-four years
old
THE Emperor of Germany always embraces
His Royal Highness In the continental fash
ion whenever they meet, very much. II is
said, to the discontinue OF the Prince. whose
bluff English nature reyolts at being kissed
by man.
Passaic City record., 1893-08-12
THE LABOR WORLD.
,orpox has workmen,s exhibition.

LONDON has workmen's exhibition.
PHILADELPHIA is to have labor temple
BR1TIsH COLUMBIA canneries employ Chi
nese.
SYDNEY. Australia, has hordes OF unem-
ployed.
Ir is estimated that there are 500.0 900 men
at present out of employment in New Eng
land.
PENNSYLVANIA iron millers have instructed
their superintepdents to employ none but
Americans hereafter
TIE International Socialist Convention at
Zurich, Switzerland. voted in favor OF estae-
fishing an eight-hoar working day.
Paterson, N J., has $4,000 unemployed.
There are over $4,000 idle men in Buhalo,
N Y. Cleveland, Ohio, reports $4,000 un-
employed
CHINESE laundries are said not to flourish
in London, as there is prejudice against
the Celestials as operators OF the washboard
and the mangle.
THE importation OF colore1 men TO all
parts of the country to take the places OF
strikers has aroused considerable feeling
among union men.
In fifty-seven trades of New York City
36, 1T are out of work. This represents only
IA portion of the city's unemployed. Thou
sands continue to arrive there from the
West in search of jobs.
CONSIDERABLE progress is being made in
New South Wales In organizing labor settle
ments on public lands. The amount of land
available is not sufficient for the number OF
persons making application.
The Franklin Sugar Refinery, in Phila-
delphia, intends putting up neat little hos
pital for the use of any of their 1900 to 1000
employees who may be taken sick should we
have visitation of cholera.
ACCORDING to estimates made by labor
leaders there are 150, 900 idle workingmen in
Chicago, and yet every day these numbers
are added to by men coming in from the
panic-stricken regions OF the West.
STATE FACTORY INSPECTOR CoNNELLT. of
New York, has refused to grant the petition
of the brick manufacturers along the Hud-
son River asking to allow boys under four
teen years of age to work in and about the
yards.
The Labor party of Birmingham, Eng
land, demand the erection of dwellings by
the city. free or cheap baths, a meeting hall
for societies and night meeting OF councils
to allow the attendance of workingmen.
They propose that the dwellings shall rent
for 81 or SLIP per week.