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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NcN-lOrk, July ~, l-''o'
COTTON-The cotton market at NeW-loik opn'u
1rmrr fairly active advancing points on the bueh
character of "lho ChoHclc - crop report when .o.
filmed ofncia reports heretofore eOmcWht uouDtru
con- trning severity OF dr0utb ia 1cNds SUI
,equenty there return 10 lost night prices OWNS
To selling IN consequence FL the bad reports c|nE
from Mad following the poor bank statement N.in
u,,.rfipls tina, money next week would be eNccculs!
scarce and hgh. still later The market advance %
point, above last night > nhaI Hful.9
renewed reports Of sensational character con1enS .
extent VI the damage by drOgh IN IrAn. fnaI9 ~,
MAJ Aet ,tcady In tone VITA the odla9ce au,T ,or
4 for day. The Chronicles crop .IcI'...
ind,as continued severe drouth in TrSa' ana ras and
A. some point, in Arkansas Tennessee, MISSISSIPPI ~
Alabama moisture Is aceded. while ,lOnk tne Auan.r
the weather been favorable according u this ~
nd the crop Ia, improved. ans goes 70
the Government rep,rt~ TO the ccniltloh OF NV ~
In TcNas and breaks the force Of priNl'e adNltr''
dcaflne more or les, helpful rains 10 mat sl1tc',
was "A matter Of comment 'Chase that The InsfhoS wv
not ADVANCE ,tll more Of the bullsh crop 'p
,nmIlsafcd today The cable report. a. far AZ ,noS
cc!yci any attention, dsaprontlnf IN h"t a
shaw s,es OF oav 5000 bales VI sp0t cotyYn "
Partial advance Of l6id ia futures me ,.5o oco hi-
Of cotton ha, decreased during the week lloVoV .,
and is s within 80 900 balcs Of what 1t wa yea. antanS
AFR tW0 enormous crops. The NisNe supply cVu.",.
within 39s 600 bali, much American cotton no" en-,
mt year although the amount OF cotou Vol",'s
Int q 800 600 balc 5000. Oop bales la.t tho
opening. and cioso to.uay, oiio S''''"s
.t,l, a lat 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston July 29.-Cotton firm; middling. The; low
midiling. 3lGc good ordinary. 1876 and rr1s
receipts, ~ bales sales. 2i3 bales; G32 brs
Norfolk July 29.-Cotton steady niddling. 7l,c low
middling bloc good ordinary. Gasc and gross re-
ceipts 100 baes export, cOastwisc $50 bales sales.
bales: stock, i43 bales
savannah. July 29.4OttOn stcidy midllng, 1a.c low
middlIng 74c; good ordinary. Gssc net and re-
CENTS, III bales, including bales new crop: sales .
hales stock IL 623 bales The nr,t bale Of cotton
MAS received today from Americus. Ga II was graded
as good mddng and weighed AZ pounds. IL scld luc
per pound The irst bale Of new Florida
r.ivtd today from Monticello. Fla. IL Graded as
nddIing and weighed 47j pounds 1t Vas sold for 9.c
per pound. 90 c.,.. A.. , ,s,,,-
ssc mlidng 40; low middlnR 7asc good ordinary.
tac. ne, r,ceIpts 800 bacs . 9e3 bales
ports To the Continent rs bales; sales J. 334 bales ;
spinners. 1874 bales; stock lactua), oo'oSA tAias'
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York, July 20, 1893 a..
fs5s5s n a% T S;s..S$ Ga, .y at Sd sea p
eag pSy SpTs9 S head Including oss dre,
butchers. Feeling steady. Buuernlk calves sod ~
- '5es per 100 II fed do. at sicsj 70; mixed iOs
a!Ieno,ck Hollis Sl o sod i mixed e, c1'G q; : !, .
Jed do. 800 N. at -; Is but,ermk do, III H. at S'
Newton GiLett "a Pennsylvania yeals, li9 D. ~
SHEET AND LAMBs-Recept 80 cars a Hsad1
e. car. for ta mSrst ana ears ,S stc steady
and the latter little firm; common stock ,old sDsk
at barely usa ned ps A Soo S Sa . s
81 20 PEI 100 ~ culls at s3aS2 rs commoi % prime
Salcs~D Mcl'hCrson Co si4 Kentucky lambs ss
do 81 % at at = SC do 81 do a. g at s 3 yrs
60 81 n. at 81 ls5 do. 81 H. at is % 226 do, y n
~ .. hssSSY S"i 4 ~ Sns
W:SsfS" 8 "St"s s S%sssEy 'S
1872 DO III n at SO s7is so d. y r. az IS IS;
'U '. JUDD 8 CO. aG5 West virgini, lambs co n
- Is; steep Ps p at 80 80 sn, ,.,,. 90 n
&; e e So SO & 81 at ssos d M a, y q e do
u Ss' 80 80 S' sa SSess a. 3 IL KENTUCKY
D. Harrington: 4as Kentucky lambs Cab n, at 'S'
20" ' 6sn Ia g K mt liant 80 N
int Os S2' Kp, .ol ~ Lamb. 81 ~ For
tcthst. and at Jersey City None for sale ai''
NORMALLY weak and lower at IS 4ou.e 20 pr 100 NJ
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
Ruroo Jvly 90 Cs,teRceeIpt last "a hours s .Ss
head tot for week thus far. IL l20 had for sane GU
lat week 1900 head consignct through, 5000 hsa
Ia New-Yoik, ] ESQ head; SALE 800 head; nara
opened dull ai weak closed dnl fair u good cows Z. ~
SS@cr Of SnSs r s2 M TA AMI | seSs Is Only
fair oesRecepts last - hours q $50 head totai ~
week thus far, IL 80 head for tine la,t W.
$3.50 he'd CONSIGNED through 1880 head 70 onnd
YORK. j,I1J head sale g. 900 head Market opcn,Ss
lower and weak clos dun with some Lca,y u,sola:
Yorker. seaS To- light mediums IS oasS 81 nea and
hogs - 30: pigs 80 10; roughs, ~ 75d$5 20 Sne w
ismbs-Ry is last "a hours 400 head total iof 10
head csnsigu through 20 head; +, New.ycrk. 221o
head on sale, LOO heal market oncnec stronger ~,
lots closed firm for good stock sady for common hers
eNlprt sheep. SSu<5 -: load fahcy
50 So common to fair guota at 50 75dsi p; no VIZ
good lambs here; quotahls at IS 75d$8 for fancy an
Ae+5 % for fair to good. -.
East Liberty, July 2o.-Csttle-Teceipts, LILO hess'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
END or THE Round LAKE MUSIC FESTIVAL

Roupd Lake, n. y. July 80 (Sp"ciaD-Thc music
festival ended here las night with The largest audience
that the Auditorium has contained since "Samo
Joness big camp meetings. There fully 5000
persons present. and many moro could not get even
standing room. Tho principal piece was the "Stabat
Mater given by Nollenhaucr. orchestra and chorus
of over 200 voices. All the minor pieces were warmly
applauded. The festival has proved n success from
both an artistic and financial point uf view
Among the visitors here during the last week have
been At the Wentworth lIrs. Mabel Houghallng
Frank Harrington, G. NJ. Beyn. Mrs. A. s. Stewart
Mrs. j. ID. Higgins, Miss Jessie owens George Turong
William Pollard, William >ittcnham and Joseph H.
Phair New York; Mr.. II. ". Evans. Mr. and Mrs
john l.. Hi and II. u. Weston ErdJkiyn
At the Burnham-tlrs NJ. VI. Vail Mrs IL r. Lane
Mrs. :. Baylis. Mrs. VI. gallagher and Nil Pauline
Dur, Nev-lork O. j. Humpsion Mrs /. d. and
Mrs h. +. kingsbury, and j. Wesley Johnston Brook
Ign; Mrs. H. q. Ten Eyck, Charles ". Ten Eyck
and Edward House, Newark: H. NJ Farrlcr Jersey
CITY: Miss Helen Gallec. S.d.Jia Mo ana Mis-
Florence {. Acton, Belleiontainc Ohio.
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Chicago. July 2o-The leading future. ranged

(a~l quotations were follows.
No spriog Wheat 80 SO l'd. 57As,c so com.
bare. nominal; 80 / nax,ccI 81 10; prime tnota
,cd IS 0 30 "e., pojT per be ~ 7sreis ~
short clear sides ,boAclJ, IS 31ratS 20 whiscy dis
,ers, noi'Ig5 s0'So yer Ea Al T. 'Isar "nf9a"s
Oh" Produce Exchange today The butter market wa,
steady and unelianged Eggs hr1ner; lS9 AZ.
No spring 5sc 80 ! NcSthcgn S2c. Corn '.s loHcr:
SOC barley nomn. 40 2. DOC sagpr on timex
inaI. Rye dun No !. i9c. Provisions lower; pork.
'" phadcpha, July .9.-Flour-Trsdc ,Iuggl.h and mar
kct weak and unsettled under flee oncrng, RYE hour
siv vIs - per bbl Whcat-i'rlcc, weak and I'm.
setrlcd win eonnged liquidation and Indifferent export
AID August 81 aG4 -c september CGlaAGGI,~ d. to.
Gs l. d0sa.c. CONCEPTION market weak and closed .c
but shippers had few orders aud no ,I"ru1tiyr trading
Local carlot. dun ana gqeangri wi'h modeae thh
s sni,e lG a47,.c octobcr IGiad &c
ccirt, lht and market ruled ,ic"dy On cnsh AMI July
month dun weaker. in sympathy with decline
in other ,cr'a,. No white; July. o9ar92c August
ana UNCHANGED. Othcr articles unchan.'d.
St l. ui., July .o-Ilour ,nt!rry nominal New ezra
fancy. ~ 7jc :! so otter siad- ,4nch3nsci. What
30 red Gosh 5iLc; July soc; August she; >cpten-
Der 5S7sc. Corn IN the sam condition n wheat.
sds: Jniy sii.c Aueust 4',e september 55I. 6,t.
nm; No ca.h ard July 2'c; Husn,t 22E4-2',.
sg agc Bra, 10 lover sse FsSd ovcr 3,
Timothy sc pacHaos,dd u h's =, ~ gnSGaogd Butter aga
ASKED cOr.msal wh,Gey iIgi"e S,a ,otgn ties NJ
s spTeS '0' Lard H nd %s.s E9t
shoulder % IS; long ard r., s'$7se; loscd Is.
ribs 20 ieaaso IS; skorts. - 81 Ham, unchanged
5sc seps@er Ol.c Dceem1sr e9e Cora dull sS-S.
nominlly 47c. Cloyerseed stedy October. 50 TO- "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31

Ncwior& Curb from y m to n p cnncr 7sa
September. 0si, G6Jisc; close csc; Dc5cMO'r'
75,c; close 75i,c Corn: August closed i7c Septsn'
Der closed iG'.c. july closed o5c set'ehigsr
week have been whest. 4.i4e 100 bush cera iG2yo
nm bush. Exports tfo1 -FOUR Auahe.S
Iort, Flour 200 100 bbls wheat 9oO 100 bush cora
i2y 200 bush. English farmers deliveries THIS We.h,
a. t9l ors: average price. I'd, against 1s Cd tue
Nous week Estimated deliveries, all points, $1,000
hush Brsdstreet's exports from both COASTS or the
TenE ended Thursday OF and hour were 4503O10
busl against 5,O7iOOO bIsh the previous week ana
s7 900 bush against 1872 coo bush the preyl9as week
and 53y Receipts at NeM-1ork tDls
S,oak g.. WHAT 49, 5ij bush corn, 49, o1S bu,h;
onts 40 800 bush rye, 2ooV bush; Hour 1880 bb.s
and 49, 1888 sacks ,. :, .......s.
Receipt, OF ure,dsturs at Interior points 70 hous1nds
last three cphcrs 1000 omittea-nour Dds gram
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Rio market quiet; No coffee, lNehahes rtshuari
l. 300 and l. Lie for exchange. Receipt. ?uD4
bags stock, 2ll 600 bags santos market N'dh' ZrHi
av, rage santos. 10 : Orui r.ct-. 100 Dat, stV'
~ 900 bags HaVrs. l. higher. London party, %
hrG ilamearg larIpy n her iSiai 'sA q
lac, total visible supply ~ Brazil coffee anolt anu III
t1e United State. 400 3s5 lag- afoat from 10 tantss
.r fS- total stock New ORR 10 poo ~
wsrchou.D dcllycric, yesterday, j1'i bag Stock Nv
orleans - az bags, In lat more 2OH1- ohSsl inc
market Or Rio very quiet but about scl''. thci"
leing no demand for large lines while on the otn hau
I ldcr, were pressing their goods for sil no no
uuot|d on The basis ~ lO'er H., 4. a.
FLOUR AND MEAL-rh"re was = halt caIlci III thi
o hour market, resulting In very s'i
dny, business holders would not meet the pllet pI.
Which were rdlculously low lie monetary situation ma
fn-.d ycry active pressure. anl the selling price as iar
a. actual market goes Is dcmorazci all hrouSh tpe 't
Tr,cr- ar, AFRAID ~ oning their mouths in decliel
as quickly made. The pressure on spring patents nus
II ,t,t market Ia Tor the asking price aud anlor
haze been made Of the standard brands at - w. prne
i"t.rs are somewhat unstable condition when Is
true Of all gadcs Of winter wheat quotation, are
ip, nominal aud represent the outside hfur' Or thr
.kiny p-ic,s Of the market Sales to-day Wrre looo)
r,,. Including wlntyr wheat Hours 3boO hb' latent"
r,r mills az quotations 200 hbls straight, az rs l5G
- ~, 500 Iil- clear. city mills at quotations ahd OF
nrinc wheat Ibis latcnts at t3 1850 o.. ana goo bb
49, nj - 60 The narhet Tor southern nour contn,
o'irt and nominally UNCHANGED RYE FLotlI-Ihe
Hour l. qlct anu uhChuhscu WIN hilcs
t3 lC0r3 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
NARROW ESCAPE OF COyEY ISLAND TRAIN

NARROW ESCAPE OF COMFY ISLAND THAJy
The 81 train from Bay Ridge over the Sea Bench
Railroad To Concy Island, came near being urec,sa
yesterday morning and three hundred passengers had
u narrow escape from death injury Three BROOKE
Ign men were arrested for placing "A hand-car across
the track. They were II. Il. Stone OF No 16I
Tillaryst George Springer, of No. go Pacifcs and
Edward Hilen oil No. lo7 Baldc-st. They left the
hsnd-car at Kings Highway just as the train was
rounding the curve. Fortunately Morris K Moses n,
Gravesend, saw the car Oh the track and sipnaiIcd
the train in time prevent serious accident III.
three sent To jail I'LL Wednesday, when they
will be- arraigned for trial. They said they were only
foOling and meant harm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31
i OLil5 .........ft OIL
lAbortS frum Atlantic ports

MoIASsEs-rhe market was dull the call being FOR
spa obbns o and values "e,e %9e OF BRINE mes ssdsse
cSoce' 3d. 6c fancy SSdS9c; Centrifugal Ordinary lSa
p GsSy for ,Ps'' c IF ,Dn'ns
again %e"Ht ,s I" ., "c owing to csprcss,d south.
n marE Ron sglfd qulS, wh paee Is ga i"' D6.
i a ana ,u F rcnc lS7 bb Tar 2Aoi 6Os We We
4c maSaac,ds bP' + 81 go g. '' & IS
q sSd ,tr'in.9 a. % =, 20 NJ ss 40 s. 80 %
Il g. y, 20: ~. - 20; tar I. r.. 81;
r:,gi, 4 g o IS P" light weight 81 [" D''' 's'''
oil 1 soh but without tho. ns %' aSGa
Lard oil Ta@ Gso gSe' D5 Sg 'fF oF c Sier os
,ro "S 5ssa d%aAd quote az prices 6ot,oatdad d
yellow p%'c 4a or s Ga is aG%1' oi Hls %1
s ssap .Syck. i.Gi4e Gogosaat sa1e
.ssln ne Ca raw 5 1 pcsoe
OoGG5 6eI,a.n sOn@on IA OBJ, ASA ssaoy Sa,u al
SasSS ss,Ss gp1s:
ys''SS ae ssa'' sS 56a;i; extra seachs 5as
sgs S..sssd u Ta5er White tfs
az bsnE Sc stta, Ssc N.atsCOt-prme, i2d75c
No ri 3$sFpf r ~ 9OfssS continues to be y
.rnnt berth Grain eiehts IN Of tns
cas sra T ordSrs befce the foreign seudcr could With
ara" nsSsn nd nS genera to 15S' as a2 a 90 rae;
"a Sd ns Of a. d % an aua Of Of a
"aa po g Of the un cS s and ii and Rs
6ooS.EI the 'a Ss Ina saS Ss G"a @hS I up
that the aSs"Se n ses Is 6s 0 S%Ssg
81 q from e. atlantic ports 70 SrI for % SFds'
t.n@aS &c Of Gssr,Se percleam Vessel! si
Of re ' 70 oe loads 10 ssn e load to
London, loads grain at ID Quotations Liver ool. S'd
ict~ Iul !. Ga'eSM. 81 Cork for Gr.sr', as I'd ID
Of aaf We note ss@cr 900 s grain New
70 to I.I,nhassn' as s na6 ess ass ~ trn rnus
dephS to west coast Italy I2c steamer 5si tons with
Sa1a%Sak to York Tor order. g, sd 3 oi bark
iinISr and deals, rens,co, United Kingdom, 9s Cd
81. % bark, deals St. MeI;arcs bay % west coast
mi b lark ' nSSn ha see rao3 la"d to Se@Hork 81
JacR.o,e $1,000 schooner nmb"r Fernandnc , to
dna - 90 schooncr. coal NwpoEt News to Galveston
II 30 BARK ldcP and es Brunswick rhilad ip6la'
= a1d - rseS .boocer fa cdS po
rRovisioSSDln hog products speculation was small
S @ sTs S %S@ q Cling and lard
q As &c S,t s t GqGHsgi and S sv ,od?c
ch no 80 c'' BEEF"Msrtct continues quiet With no
e ans' %@ grSs extra G %Gs fs'%ss extra
GGE M,c aHSt ant qs at p,sH s 5Ep
The m.rSet wa. weak AMI lower. CIT MEATs19}u't
r.! ION 1'c,. fr7s If ga%' i'% sss' qa Vet
sp% 70 sompaSHd Sc f S c Cont
ana sS out HmeS, op'%' S
EcThs market remaY steady though h" sd 70
ana % aGdH sdot On Ts to h3 &af low
,ac c7tr, hcad 5d5'ac; japan 4diac; patna 4sa4Ac;
SyRI'rs-Ma;kct quiet, especially local account.
sS common Ss%Ss' S% ea sHSs se"S % m Ts
inc Grades Il 1csrsc~ Bsu%c 100 n 81 Ooasi O5.
sJGi R-nAw-Q Quoted at sales sc for c:n.rlf.ea %
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

1890 New-YorS. July 90. 1893
BEANS AND PFAS-An export order for choice marrow
beans ind TO-DAY at - 57s iobbcrs are nndng
difficulty In securing best goods below ~ 90. Small white
enough ard slow, but urped to sale Rcd
kidney unsettled pending the receipt Of orders for next
weeks steamers; holders have named So 90 o b on
lots Llmas dull Green peas weak. Bean,
marrow, e. 65as2 31ti; do medium 90 do pea 81 05
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31

CORNMEAIe-lhe market Is steady. sa'cS, 90 bblH
and 100 sacks. ouotations wcrc Yellow W.Sern
uA"%o "aEiL-ouct bgt firm. ouolat,ons Fine white
DIE. fEED-Market qgIet and steady. quo
snr ;jc: loom. sjc -borps o0d95c rye feed -5c
bcninv chop sodsjc cottoI-eed meal II 20ds, ~ rcr
zoo II. oil meal ~ ijdsl 30. City j. quoted NJ 500
IN bag. 800 . -. .
ma. been marie by energetic attempts To un' al
,in Ihcrr hi- b,h a great deal of rrcguarliv and a
rr Of excitement ard although the market closes up
lue r.m the lows-t point Ion wheat the undccLrrrhi
- very UNSETTLED especially as II ted
la, following the poor bank statement published day,
,.o,ev In T. BE- high AdNiccs
M'st indie tc that IT, need Of ChclsO
Ju-t ut,cnt a. ever and III It be- very
,atd impossible. u satisfy adVIccs
I'm tn West por. dcmorall,cd lcciln. n the grain
nlrsct where the decline In prizes has morr marked
fnau has been here. or tour,c, the further decline
las again broken The record Wheat In this market
n arkei. The Ia,r Of exchange New ork
AID ChcdrD ruled high a. | per cent during the
and most foreign houses lower
quotations but very few orders at tho closing figures OF
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rI-HOpFAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July 20. / 30 y. m.-Bcef-Hollers ohc
mod rately Porx-IIoder. ontr modera ly rime mss:
Western medium. easy aos, iams-lloders ore, osI
IRE, ~: short about II 10 10 n. at o3 bi"n
folders offer not'raey shoulders. about l. 70 10 ,.
easy at 3Ss. ihe,-tIlOders onvr slaingy, Ahefica1
nn,t white r at ID, allow. spirits turpenne and
in-Hoder, oler oieratcly. lId-spo-ilodrs o.si
freely, fuurcs-holiers not Offering plne "c'~N.
spot dun al as. Whclt-Iolder, oner moderately ss
rd wintr easy at IS Sid No rcd spriag cay 49,
b Cd. FlouF-llOdcls Offer moderately. Norni-spyNS.
Holder. oNer freely; utgrcs-holders ofsr noacn5I y
mis- Western spot steady at IL Sd; july steady
A. 2Ld; steady at l. lid september = aly
I'd Hop, at Lohdon-Pacihc Coas-Hoders oheF n's'
eNtely.
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Naset closcd si'sds ra,oT s.. SI go Ies
Sev. York spot sales today and la.t high, oon lis
sumption 1872 bales, delivered Oh contra =, 800 iIrc
,oai 03o lnlc~ SPOT market steady; mlduhks
9Th unchanged a. computed with yesterday prices
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TIE STATE or Trade.

baltimore July 29-Tlour dull unchanged salcs 80
bb- wheat weak; 40 > rcd, slot and July. Hi' jjc
August 81 -ajc september GGi2 0GGtc ttramer 40 >
nd 63 3i.c stock 9S7.OSj bush sales 6ij coo bu "a
milling wheat by sample O1a 07 1c. Com easier. mixed.
spot july and August ij2a ij'-c. September 400 fG.r
year. 900 pked stock o3i 49, hu-h; sales. s. 100
lush; white by sample Boz yellow DO. 4-c. oats
qu.t and easy. 80 white Weston. b gd3-r: No
mixed do 3jd30c stock li091s bush. ltvc dull 30
. ietS3c: stock. - Aps lu-h. Hay active; good 70
choice timothy 5s j0G 80 80 'fan frc-ghis steady,
unchanged. Cotton nominal; mildhne Sisc Provisions
quiet. unchanged Butt"r steady Creamery. fancy Ira
zoo far 70 choice. lie d, imitation l5c. E'g. dull
l3a 32c Coffee quiet; RI" 'atEOc. fair, lS'ic, No
1o1,c. sugar s,rons graduated 30 Copper STEADY :
refined lO',c. Willy nrm. 81 l1i%l 20.
Boston. July 29-Magket- quiet.
Buffalo, July .I,.-Sprnp wheat in fair demand aud
liirts firm, Offering. fairly liberal Sales 10000 bush No
Northern spot. OJi- do. O3dd32c; i6ol bush
d., 0i5c 2S,oco bush do ! { gic; ZOO lu'a do.
40 Northern SPot 02''c Do f. 0i.c; Ne2 northern
Gl4c spot; 40 J hard Csc a,A'N. Winter what lower
demand light 40 red old ejc Do new. &C. No extra
corn Unsettled. light offerings ~ yellow sales $500 bush
No yellow, 43i2c; - 600 busb 80 Al; iGOJ
lu.h do 42c 100 busl do 411.c; closing. 40 yc low
432c; 80 3 yellow 43Ac. No corn. +lIdt2ar: No
3 corn. herr. oats scarce and firm. Sales. 300
bush 80 . WHITE 3Gc IA store other Crude Offered.
Iyo-N None I'm market Mnfee1 In good demand nrin
Unchanged Flour dun and weak; beet spring ~ opG+t
Winter sirachs - 40dsJ 80 Ky" iouf. Sia S.h2 Canal
rcqhts firm. Wheat 1c corn. 4'sc; seed, &c TO New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31

NewYok io,dP 5 nS@s s tos 1877 ISjs B1c. TIC
90, 'outs ~ cotton FOR the LIST week were 10 20
ka. ag2 since september J. 5oSo75i bales asitn,t
, - RAID, At year Inc port stocks are ~ %
80 as,3s. as SD bales last year Inc cAlotts Tor
- were 80 sos bales add since srlhcuitSr /,
no, IS, bal6s against s03 $40 bales last year There
Sr ~n -hlIksari night 20 81 bats hr'eIptr 81
t.,.,o, ,,,tn. Tor 3u1O tales, since
S,ui'r0cf l. 100 $50 bae-. me net ov' tland N9Sc,
N..ft in September has bcp1 SiV - n'l'S nc
,,hieg- bv Nirthern splnners sine. september nave
1a.n 7 1gl 901 b1lc, against 2,ls25S l@cs lat 'ea!.
position OF cutthJ. MADE up Dy Il's
- .i,o'. "a nr1nlclc" a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-31

TItHVAI'h ut'I''IIoH'''''' 800 -, -, 1890
I1,,.pool | y. m.-spOt cotton dul but h'iuy'
A,,.rrait uIddllngs sale. 1000 Dacs f,e'4Ps'l
900 tales including 900 American. (utHlt' o:H,i
st.atv win blyc.s last nights prices, ciu"d q,t'v
utapg.i partially i4{ advance compared vita e.ohs
prices % Yesterday. 90, IT., .,,o,,-,
closing Liverpool quotations July 42sqv Juy.ArPrt'
ic1di.s AuU.ts, pterhcr A., 49, , r'
800 i3l cfJtnuary AS Januaiy u, oiua'!'
"a, "A, F,bruart MArca 1859 aich.Apfll +aIt. .
Set port fccriIr, today we're J,io- bales exports ID
60 tucnt = 5sJ b1les.
COZ FI.I,-rhe market FOR coffee at New-iork opened
nrner but ruled very quc, thoughout the session. thr
sales FOR day amounting " but 10 21O aga. 4n'to
Ma an al, anco Of TO IS pnt,. which however was
subsequently, lo-t market closing steady Ut about
y.-t.rA,v's c6,lng figures The nrmnc.- vas due 10
it,c short interest ha. been accumulauhg latey on
o,al account ami n disposition 70 even up Tor quiet
SUNDAY The Ilavre market shows \ gain Of a irano.
Hamburg very htlr chang; London Is up niue
on , fsv A. ton, but priv atl cables say 4@J Vi
European matt, very dull. The closing OF some Y
really due To disposition u AVOID
new bushes, during present financial crisis which
bc rather than b'u'r Othef
thu j. believes - De- q,
Money week J. expected "a De- scarce am
$50, m, nah Nuye-' everybody Il after.
49,, nm niIn lnllnM.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-01-12
Wash Day in Japan.

The japanese washing day has many
features peculiar TO that peculiar land.
First of all, the garments which are to
be washed are ripped apart. as they are
sOwn with long stitches, like basting
expressly to facilitate this operation
No hot water is ever used washboards.
set tubs and all the other fittings which
are considered Indispensable by the
American wo~an are conspicuous by
their absence. The little tub. which is
about as large as dishpan, sits upon
the floor or the ground and the opera
tive armed with piece of soap, the
cold water and her bare hands, does the
"laundering." 1t scarcely needs be said
that 1t IS not an easy or an ENJOYABLE
task. japanese dirt is just as adherent
in Its nature As Yankee dirt, and leaves
the garment just as reluctantly. Most
of the work is done beside the streams
or the water supply. whatever it NAV
be,and such a thing as a laundry room
in connection with the dwelling has
yet TO be thought of. much more adopt
ed. The hat-iron is also unknown.
The clothes are spread smoothly upon
large boards. similar 10 the common
ironing board. and the hot sun can
generally be depended upon to get one
article dry by the time the next is
ready to take its place. GOOD House
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