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The morning call., 1894-04-07
VICTORY FOR RAPHAEL'S.
Not to Blame for the Crowd Around
Their Windows.

Julius w. Raphael. the Kearny-street
clothier came off with flying coiOrs In a case
decided yesterday by Superior Judge Wallace
A little more than year ago Mr.. Raphael was
arrested by an ofiicious policeman for obstruct-
Ing the sidewalk. Tie alleged crime lay i'll hav-
ing made his windows so attractive that
The passers.by stopped IN their walk and
crowded around the windows 10 gaze upon the
1empting novelties put out for sale.
Times out of number did tile policeman pro.
fest against the obstruction; but so long as Mr..
Raphael continued 10 exhibit his fancy goods so
long did the hungry crOwd gather round 10 gaze
thereon. Hence tile arrest and charge OF OBJ
stilctlng The street.
learned Police Judge found MIR. Raphael
guilty, and MIR. Raphael appealed. In deciding
that The Police Judge erred Judge W alaee said
yesterday that If The sidewalk was being OBJ
strucied il was the duly of the police to remove
such Instructions by arresiing the guilty par
ties. There was no evidence 10 show that Mr..
Raphael had violated the law.
Judge Wallace WAS surprised that any Judge
or jury would convict firm OF an otfenSe
where 1t was shown that their business was
being conducted for the interests Of The people
OF San Francisco
The morning call., 1894-04-07
LIE THING THE CONTRACT.
The Construction of the City Halls
New Tower.

The new City Hall Commission met at
Mayor Ellerts Office yesterday, but owing
to the absence of Auditor Broderick no
definite action was taken on the contract
for the construction of the tower, which
was the subject of discussion.
There seems to be no doubt about the
awarding of the contract. OConnell &
Lewis being much The lowest bidders. bnt
the commission did not decide positively,
and at the meeting TO be held this morning
the matter will probably be disposed of.
The commissioners are in doubt as to
the kind of a roof TO place on the dome.
,Fhe BIDS for painted roof are so much
below tile OF eloctropiaiiDg that 1t does
mt seem Wise TO go to the extra expense.
and il is probable that when the contract
is let this will be left open. TO be decided
later in the season.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
To.Day's Entries.

The following are The entries for to.day's
races:
First race. half mile, two-year olds-Flirtilla
J12 Rarealdne lis, Victor 11S. Monterey
115. PiquanIe 115. sea Spray rs, Malo Dlablo
Ill.
Second race, about six furlongs. selling-Mal-
COIN Io4, Lodi 103, Peregal 105. Delaguerra
So The Lark %, Claire 81. 81. Croix 108, Ry-
land o. Cbemuck 81.
Third race. the Tidal stakes, one mile and a
uuarter-Carmel III. Pricelle 10, Thornhill
122.
Fourth race. one mile. handicap Blizzard
us, Oakland 100, HOispur 10S Peseador LOG,
CentelIa LOG, Draw Scot 104, De Bracey l03,
Gilead 50.
Fifth race. hurdle, one and a quarter miles
Irish johnny 1872. LQngwell 1856, Red Cloud
143. Prince Idle 1872, Mamie Hubbard 1872.
sixth race about SIX furlOngs, selling-Lon-
donvilIe 104. Promise 80, Yangedere 81, Title
) 30. Nutwood 80. FL Reno los. Boston Boy
ia Romalr 116,
The morning call., 1894-04-07
RUDINSKY CRAZY, TOO.
Caroline Fosters Assailant Will Re-
sort to the Insanity Plea.

Caroline Foster. the young woman who
was shot six weeks ago by John Rudinsky
at 81 Grant avenue, appeared in Judge
Joachimsen's court yesterday morning 10
testify against her assaiant. She is still
an inmate of the City and County Hospi-
tai and is very pale and weak. The bullet
death has never been extracted.
The story of the assault was retold sub
stantially as she had related 1t at the Re-
ceiviDg Hospital. Mrs. Foster admitted
her former relations with Rudinsky and
said he was insanely jealous of her.
Other witnesses were examined, and the
questions put to them by NJ. NJ. Fooie
Rudinsky's attorney. clearly indicated that
the defense will be insanity. Like Fred
ercks, Rudinsky will probably endeavor
10 prove that all his ancestors we're crazy.
On motion of Prosecuting Attorney Co.
baniss, Rudinsky was held To answer
charge of assault to murder. His bail was
set at $1,000
The morning call., 1894-04-07
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Company b, Naval Battalion, Elects
DIR. Dennis.

AT an election held at the armory OF Company
B, Naval Battalion, n. G. c.. April TO fill the
vacancy caused by The resignation OF LIeulen-
ant Charles H. Croker as commanding officer,
DR.. Cecil {. Dennis, the present junior lienren-
and Ensign Guy e. Calden promoted to be
innior lieutenant.
e. A. Gould and Charles r. Moody were
nominated for ensign and after ! closely con.
tested election Mr.. Moody was declared elected.
DIR. Il. w. Harris, ensign ana assistant SUR
geon Of the staff presided, and after the cleo.
ton made some remarks concerning the Or
ganzatoD Of the hospital corps. which is TO be
under his charge aud will constitute a valuable
adjunct TO the Naval Battalion.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
THE GRAND JURY.
Various Committees Selected and
the Campaign Opened.

The Grand jury held a long session yester.
day afternoon in further arranging the coming
campaign against crime In this city.
Sidney nj. Smith, the foreman, stated at first
that iG would probably be two weeks at least
before the various committees were appointed.
as II would be necessary for the members TO get
acquainted with one another. However the
committees were selected yesterday, and the
customary book containing list of members
and committees, with the statutory rules laid
down Tor their guidance, VIII shortly be pub
lished.
The attention OF the committee on corpora
tons will no doubt be shortly attracted TO the
recent bank wrecks, which were investigated
by the last Grand Jury without result. The
matter was attended TO by Judge Hebbard liz
his charge TO Tile jury on Tuesday last.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
SUITS WILL FOLLOW.
Relations Between the Pacific Bank
and the Peoples Home Involved.

1t is understood that the Pacific Bank will
not be willing 10 pay 100000, with Interest.
to the Peoples Home Savings Bank In exchange
for Los Angeles Electric Railway bonds and
that as soon as the time fixed by The contract
has expired the directors of the Peoples Bank
Will bring suit and ask for The appointment OF a
leceiver The directors of the Peoples Home
Savings Bank have 100000 In guar miles,
largely on corporation properties at Phnnix
AriZ., in which NJ. Ii. Sherman is interested
Ii is said that these guarantees should have
borne Sherman's signature, but IL Is thought
that the amounts due on them may be recovered
Without IL.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
DANGEROUS Sewer Break.

The big sewer break at the Intersection of
Church and Twenty-seyenth streets is more
dangerous 10 passing teams now than 1t was
three months ago. 1t is almost Impossible for
a vehicle 10 pass up or down Twenty-seyent.i
street without taking the chances of going into
a yawning cnasm about eighty feet In diameter
and fifteen feet deep. 1t the daytime there is
no fence or other guard around 1t. In order to
get by, vehicles have TO be driven on the side.
walk The people of the district are clamoriDg,
but tn Superintendent OF Streets gives them
no satisfaction. A serious accident is likely to
occur at any time.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
BERKELEY.

An amusing entertainment 1.-THE Grizzly Dis
trict School," drew large audience to Assem-
bly, Hall yesterday afternoon, all the standing
room being taken The seniors have debt on
their hands as the result Of their ''Blue and
God' not paying for itself, and besides the
Trial by jury which Is TO be given April Is,
hastily gotten I'D Friday Afternoon in Dis
trict School, was given by sedato senior young
ladies'. suddenly transformed into ggging
schoolgirls. and sober senior gentlemen become
the scho0lboys they were ten years ago. The
affair troved great success. the ludlcrous be-
ing constantly present
Notes.
The grocerymen OF Berkeley have mutually
agreed 10 close their stores hereafter at in
stead OF O'Clock In the evening. IN order that
they may have the evenings for themselves.
Captain James Higgins who died yesterday
gangplank of steamer last Tuesday. was one
OF Berkeley's Oldest residents. He was formerly
The morning call., 1894-04-07
LORSON is REMANDED.
He Must Stand His Trial for
Perjury.

The case of Charles Lorson, the witness In
the Tyrrell dynamite case, who was subse-
quently held for perjury, came up before Judge
Wallace Yesterday on habeas corpus.
Judge Wallace, however, discharged The writ
and remanded the prisoner. In so deciding the
Judge said that only in The most EXTERN cases,
where positive proof of a witness EVIL intent
was established, ought he TO be convicted of
perjury But as the Police Judge had decided
that Drima facie case had been made ont
against Lorson. lie did not feel justified in re-
viewing that decision. LorsOn must stand his
trial.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
The street Railroad War.

The California-street cable road MANAGEMENT
opposition, passengers are carried to and from
the Gin House by way OF the California street
line as usual. the only difference Deing that
under The present system the Cliff House pas
sengers make an additional change at Sixth
avenue.
The morning call., 1894-04-07

a sea captain, as are Two of his sons and SON
in-law now. He left five adult children. Can
tain Higgins was owner of the steamer South
Bend, from which lie fell.
Mrs. Townsend has dismissed her injunction
against The town for grading her property, but
Will continue her suit for damages.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
al z M GnncIleyich Acquitted.

a. K. NJ. Gopchevich Acquitted.
A Jury In Judge Stacks court on Thurs
day last found K. Nj. Gopcheylch not
puiltr of two charges of criminal libel.
The proceedings were taken against
Gopchevich as proprietor OF the oeTslan
newspapers, Ipjera and SrDin-AmerlAan-
The morning call., 1894-04-07

nc, by V. Jovoyitch all Adam Vircevlch.
The cases were pending some considerable
time. and there is yet similar charge
pending against B. NJ. Gopchevch. brother
of the ab0ve-aamed defendant.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Domestic Ports.
SEATTLE-Arrived April 6-Schr Laura Mad
sen, hence Mar "a.
Movements OF Trans Atlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived April 6-Stmr Trave. firm
Bremen.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
SA- " g C!
-ss>==ss-YOUR- 49,
COUPONS!
WHICH WILL Be FOUND At BOTTOM OF THIS COLUMN.

For Three of them and o cents you get any
of the books on this list.
Present the Coupons at THE CALL Branch
Office, 7Io Market street, NOT at the Montgomery
street office Books will be delivered only between
9 A. M. and 8 p. II.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Out of town subscribers who
send orders by mail are requested to make at least
four selections the latest list Obtainabe in order
that they may not be disappointed in securing ONE
of them.
The morning call., 1894-04-07
BIRTHS MARRIAGES-DEATHS.

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorged
with the name and residence OF persons authoriz-
ing TO have the same published
The morning call., 1894-04-07

wEEKS-In this city. April 8. 1894. to the wife Of
DIR. I. w Weeks, daughter.
FURNANZE--In this city, April 5. 1894. TO the
wife of j. Furnanze. daughter
FRANKLIN this city, TO the wife Of NJ. Z. Frank.
daughter
BRANDT-In this city. April 8. 1894. to the wife
OF Captain c. w. BRANDY. a daughter.
The morning call., 1894-04-07

New portfolios of "Picturesque Call
fornia" Will be ready for distribution
every Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12

s;Ss IL; is ;;:..s IS: 1888
Decsmbef 1910 1905 isoSsisiS is53
1snua5y '..... -. . 1900 = SSa2 20 i ISS5
The statistical position Oh Brazil coffee is follows:
To-day. Yesterday. Last ycar.
NewYork stock. .io2,5ia rs is9 $40
New Orleans stock. ......... 1927 1881 Ss237
s s,o 4,s an ss ss ' ssss ;sss2
New"oTieans deliveries. 2Sa a0i s2s
4 4,! ss' .s:;;;ss s;$ 3$ S
change maize iads practically S being at sands,
the NE on all ss TO .a e Of the s s
the Wet prices nothing new No Tan be ' "a s ho
MSne a %suas s1 and r. @ ss:fr
o wing to The ns Su, M
d their views and The passing sale" sa ARE %sd nra at
Sns iS 90 Bags ESQ bags
s' @ SsSi ss AND Al on s'S ScS S
s S ss Sda When nna Wheat and
Withdrew Better Grades Of both sppg and ,y yinrs
their prices spring patents to 50 % asked Ihe,e
xss ., Me. ns1 w for sST g got s
% a,e g 81 1v., SO er Sss 80 IBIS esaT s. To- 400
Ss' % = Is * O. Se ana su2 SI 10 bis spring
patents Sg.s 500 racks sasSIs 8 ,bo and sS %
,as rseiec,ed ....RYE FLOUR Market easy; sales,
900 his ~ 81 G5aG....... .CORNMEAL-Market quiet:
sizes 500 bill. Quoted: Brandywne. Sc 50: sa&amoge
y ~: a. nnw "scS.s1: coarse ssqsOc. FEED
Market au; sharps ss,as5c: city mill feed.
l2tc; lVyo; homrx- chon 76qSOc cotOnseed
SOC; rye fed 'x,sspooV,' nos e as,aa 81 %
meal 81 logxl iI1 oil r1 ' hsai market was active
GRA1N--WhEAI-i "aar,i,,t~ however was rather
higher this morning Vas The strength The opening
an advance o. - OI Ta,nr fresh onward movement
prices reacted Sr pces lie from the night
started CARVING ~ f,ved bv another reaction OF
here ana is 49, strength Was on the the
he me eanis n heme having on the crop report and
secopI ~ shorts A. the advance however there seemed
m Quite little wheat for The bears deny that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo July ll-Ca'tie-Receips last - hours -,
head week thus far 62o head. for same tine
wcek 20 head consigned through. $50 head to
Ncw-York head; sale. $50 head Including hold
overs: market opened very duh and fully 2jQic lower.
with but buyers closed fully joGGOc lower than on
Monday. with number ncld and sey"ral loads
shipped out first hands: eh e2o 70 good ~" N steers
81 Gas 90: fair good tat 50 5OIS3 veais SLOW
81 JOdSj Hogs Receipts last ~ hours. lp'V helh,
total for far Ii 2in head. Tor Tim" last
week 100 head. consigned through. 900 head on SALE
very dull. with oNors fully 1880 lower than early
arrivals. good cornted workers. 81 'lHSo I'd
mostly 81 CO. piss jcuSJ 90. very good mediums or
heavy hcre dairy hogs with 81 9onSG 10 offered
sacep Receipts last - hours 900 head. total
week thus 3CJo head. FOR same time last week
easier with very few here and only Hight local demand
closed steady all pdrd butchers. prospects only
rar. fairly good lambs 81 1913 extra here. com
mon s. 7jHSl good sheep S3O 81 - choice" 81 30
Union stick yards chicago July iI-There was more
business aspect ~ tho ards today and although re-
ccpfs yer, small. there prospect for LIBERAL
arrivals very Prices wer" quo,ably weak owing 70
she declines M Western points Thcy for the most
part nominal Tn. foows. Cattle. 81 -
as - hogs s. 25gs5 -. sheep. S2@ii 30.
81 Louis. July II Cattle Receipts. 900 head The
- - native h.fers g. 5On:3 -. Texas hoifcr 81 H.
Hog Receipts. / l2T head Market 1Nlo' higher Havy.
sheep s. 5ons2 20. culls slaSl 80. lambs. 81 Gous4
East Liberty. July 1i-Catile Receipts heavy market
aun ami lower rriwc 81 ;ons, - god s. 25ns4 40
h. AMI s,c- s. ol 81 y ro-s "R.ceip's far: no,hIrg
81 "a, t.s Workers 81 i0Vsf -. common heavy hogs
= voieh, ana quality, 81 50asG pigs s0s6 H. od
s, 5oqsi. and rough lows. 81 '5psi - shop
supply gs' moIs"' srqnF e9 f re oes ys. i4
common. '"ca'l y.!rlnrs. s. 2'p$ -; lambs - 3o9
g. -. veal calves. = Grass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12

deck Of choice Kentucky do H. fed by Mr. Gsrdner
NJ Paris Nv Common 70 lambs sold az Nus' ~ =;
About 10 cars unsol1 Dressed mutton s'e''S d"
CdSisc: dressed lambs nrner NJ az ,,ckv lambs -
Saes-NIlkersnn Sherman: "a k'h'unhn . q; "a
average. s. s7i1 per 100 NJ 70 do 10 10 40
DO ioG H. at So go do loi ~ at 81 ~ es'erm ~,
n. 81 90 2os do ~ H. at y No. = N'"'''"'
Newton 4 CO.: 30 Kentucky lnmts. GS H. at 8 49,
lGT do ~ No. at So Kentucky sheep II 10 AZ - ~,
H. Mcpherson & Co: "a state lambs. y no. a, 81; ~
virginia do sG 10 At 81 - III KentncNy do % 10 s7,
IL az 3 Ks e" cn Gn+'T No. ~ at g = w. ~
HaIlenbcck 4 Hollis: 2l+ Kentucky lambs .. so 40 go
s VI ,9 s2' @ DO g @ h. at at i - d. q h. s$?
KnhfmcLy sheep 20 H. at 81: do % ID. At 49, 80 vlr
gnla DO 81 ~ at 81 80 70 cnlls w. "a q a. a. sen
y. Judd CO. 40 Kentucky lambs IL To- nj ~ -
Hume s Mullen: 49, sheep few lambs 81 b. at
O. Dillcnback: State sheep. 81 No. NJ ~ 'o' o. 90
Jeliinc. Wright & Co: 81 state ambs. 60 ~ at -;
dy . S NO. @s - - - sta,c sheep = 10 ut 50 -
81 collins 2sS West Virginia Iamts ~ n Q, = 90 90
~ DO u ~ at 81 90 y, Virginia sheep and iamh -
20 n at 81: aiso YESTERDAY 2I7 Virginia lambs GU 10
81 80 lo DO. 81 T. at - ~ 22 ksnue T n . and
lambs - H. NJ 62: " Ohio sheep, ~ b az - -"
do ~ 81 10 - DO 81 ~ At 50 20 ~ do 60 p pi
g c2 Do 70 r. q 50 y v p GG % % III io a at S.
HOGS Receipts. ~ cars. or sij2 head ~ cars a, or,
tieth-st 30 at Jersey cy FUZZY SIX 'ars on
lower with downward tendency the close Qotltions
actual reported transactions ar" - Nns" 3D. "i
some sales late ysgeray were made at 81 l3aso 49,
8 Judd CO.. state hogs 30 N. at 81 -; late yes
terday 10 State hogs. ISL Ii. at 50 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12

Liverpool July u. q ? m. lie"f- II .dcr' orer
moderately. extra iuin ~ So dul ~ 'ls. prlU"
mess dul AZ dis 81 PORK The supply U.s. poor.
prime moss Western nnc strong az G. ~. d'
medium strong a. - o. Hams Holders of"f
Fparngly. short cut. about - 90 j. H. nrin ~ els
Bacon Holders offer sp1ringly. Cumberland cui.
about 2 90 80 ~ hrm ~ -. short rib about - IT,
firm AT ~. long clear mijdle~. about A. N. urw 49,
800: long and short GEAR midIirs. about !" u. Hrn
az 3ss. Shoulders About u - j. ~. nfm 80 N-.
Cheese Holders ofler spnringly. American inest
offer moderately. prime ciff !uI NJ 20 >! SPIRITS
OF iurpeuiine Holders ofror frrcys dlIl NJ ~ u
Cottonec.-l oi-Ilyrrponi rrHl.l. dull 10 -ls a.
Rosin. Holders offsr sparinRf. common. iy *
p 7i.l Lard Sp1' Holders onrr 'iNf!ngf ininrcS
firm a. sGs WNc1'-l Holder. oNrr sporirglf. ~
rel winter firm ai g. -. 81 r.l spring hr.n ~
& iii,l -Four Holders oNcr moderately - LOUIS
fancy winter. dun az De- 81 corn Spot tn" supply
Is poor. future. hoid"rs or'r spur ne'; nix
Western spot firm ~ - lf-,l. July lg ~ q. iDilt
August dan at 2s i0t.d. September. ail ~ if
l01d Hops at London. Pacific c1asi-Ho4l"fs offer
moderately nrm az t. l5flii ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12

ports much nore Yss here
Is generally thought that the wors, Is over u5lei TO-
relieving that The market will AL quickly un',r any
considerable Increase the supply t edge rrsh h
cry st short commands full late rcss a., ms 81
ss n aGs " @n' TAKEN for export, quote cams
State Pennsylvania Western extras P' ~ bil Ia
lie STATE dairy bali hrdn tnes s'Tas son to sS
il9iGsc; dairy tubs thirds ia l3c. imitation creamery
i2ai5c Western dairy. iosaiisc; factory h'knS' '"
cEEs STEADY for r.. laTss GOD size ssD fS cT ~or
made on the mi-~@ek boats exporters were inclined ,.
await further sdyc from abroad hG.e .ranr rrars
OF Skins and feeling on Tneh rT sts;c O f sea
large SIZE doiored or white fancy S5aoc do choice SO
s.' a. 90 sinai, mali r. fab pr,r DO 70 choice
sltc; part skins Chcnanso County choice white 'g's.,
to good. 2'.a4c; ful skins. l'.g2c
EGGssoc IN rcseps today aid T TaSs f n
crease as freight traffic resumed under normal con
and buyers combining pnrhssss 20 actual . "i
Offering prices tending downward The decline to-day
ss, y I IT, per g S%a 'na e Se do cc
a. n %S w p@ ra! rf d as s. '' S00
Apples scarcc ani w'3tSd lie s Dr,I
pears little easier bu mecnE ta dT, nan o,S,y
bu, common early kinds drag ~ weak prices 'h'frrs
to reach 'I op quotation Curr"ns shade easter Black
berries plenty HucAcbe'ri"s In large supply
s sna AND good o ad ssn rs
former ans sn, ,hs PrS da OF S , al , IA, c Boz
s. 5Ods4 do common sn7 81 -" 81 90 per crate ,'c
asl I5 pears lie Con,e hi s'ass 20; do Per craft
fvcTs ' per- basket sgs . Haze, cary 'oa7,c
oc cupnts qnart $751; DO per NJ "g5g; s9ss
up river per cup 3a6c: DO Jersey pei lIn %S'c mI,k
ssGs3o ""''''"'''"'' ~
Nothing doing beyond the sr email email
well IN hand and Their {, NJ cl@nre %, imp9an'e
e %S Sa'is gS' do common to pine oac
dried. 6asc. chops l4a2c c,rcs and sIns ia s,
dried North Carolina sao % california IIgIiIS5,sc
5 1Sdf ,a csopG pISS e5 sE' cherries
s yy On" and yaqc' T. e"S s ro fay'r To-
r sea eai4c: yeariiSss Saioe I'd ODDS 4a7c
rouLTRYAyE Aut four cirood, ,g gs@e IN rod ,2
opened at i4c but fel - 1870 with sonc y ne
few choice large boae6; Top rae oii rooster. ana
turkeys also caster Du, ks fi.a1y We a".'". 'ip"s
loc do small to medium Jag iows loci a2i We
tuPieys ics tic ducks per por og75 geese s0asl 9
pigeons. per pair. 2oaso' DKissEp a f'if ".r;lT
trade dun Fowls are in ieas' gppy and aye r'na
ch1 1f@ 2's arr dfassnS and ali ssi e oS5
In the effort 70 attract more ,aar va '9 yc pen NV"
very dull and lower We quot: Tur.~s. 792e: fowls.
ai@?c DO o' western f@sf Gry pci 5a2c % aea
lie: spring ducks l. L. Part. do Eastern i21i2sc'
S9 " iss ac S saab "T pSr dsa a;2 -
Hay AND sTRAw Demand vc[y is' ,,rcy i gIi%s
greatly neglected We qroc. LAY prime per ~ 10
so iS , sS do G "a 70 DO Ne od1 Mica ' S.f y raw
long JOacjc. DO short an! oat r'raw. 'oD'''
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES Receipts o; s'u'h"rn
p',1,cs ~r.g m ,arI,, g. "a, i' AMI nav lies were
some = The closing sole i.'',.I - -. ,, W
Long Island cahhas's e'f'r Peas tean, .n. ,a" nr3.
by veseiahl"- g"nealt s,"ii cp'a",nl, ~. '',,I
hrn. eSccp, f.r S'uih"rn ".l'' mr." r'nr'a,A 80 ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The market opened steady In tone put D
points months. and lg2 points on on ia.e
positions August selling first call at 69lgo"zc anu
then selling vi to 95c easing of little railying
sharply good spot sales and covering by shorts Closing
a 6910G.pSc, with the on That mohtl o'tg
The advance for the day was 3Q@ points WIN
Of 1890 bales. The market was sWayeu YER
largely temper local traders although Liverpool
played favorable conditions OF course
did yesterday for futures with spot cotton easy IN tone
quotably lower. and sales were only SW paes
the Liverpool people consider the roVeih-
ment crop report showing favorable condition
hence spinners disposed take only enough cotton
Immediate requirements and this would seem 10
account for the sluggishness OF the spot movement
American spnners apparently taking the same view
OF the situation although New-Oreans is reporting a
good spot The weather conditions
reported to-days weather bulletins. are favorable
belt with continued rains In Texas
although pleasanter weather prevails In Arkansas. nut
that State had beneficial! rains for the last
few days hence II damage by drought is ap
ura report for the week ending July !"
generally favorable returns concerning the cotton
crop Carolina reports cotton generally improved
South Carolina excessive coudlness threatens IN
o Georgia the week was cool. with much
rain and gaining slowly. In Alabama cotton s
forming well Mississippi reports abundant which
have quckened the growth Of cotton In Louisiana the
slightly cooler than the average. and showers
and north portions. and cotton
growing and frtilg well In Texas cotton shows great
and is promising. Arkansas reports
generous rains all Of the State during the week
and prospects mos; excellent Cotton in Tennessee Is
Improving rapidly good rains early In the week
Opennc and close to-day. and closing bids the
prev ous night and year follow