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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22
BUTCHERS

Meeting at Mission Garden, Mon
day, Jan. 22nd, 1880 p. m, whereat
every butcher in San Antonio is
requested to attend.
a. +. HEILBRON,
| Is Ct Secretary S. A. b. A.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIALS AND OTHER
SOURCES.

Check for Sll 400 stolen from the
Mexican mails.
George Childs is not so well as
at last reported.
This is the last week of tariff de-
bate in the house.
Lillian Russell that was is now
Lillian ChattertOn.
Rear Admiral Belknap goes on
the retired list today.
Fifteen ounce gold nugget found
at Breckenridge, Col.
A. G. Thomas, car inspector,
suicides at TeXarkana.
The resignation of Senator Wal
thall has been accepted.
Negro lynchers in Ohio will be
hunted out and punished.
Laredo has a $4,000 fire IN the
store Of Sanchez Il Flores.
Queen Olga of Greece and Prin-
cess Sophia have the grip.
The bomb tiend is trying to get
in his work at Guthrie, Ok.
Young unknown man killed at
Paris jumping from train.
Street car lines are tied up by
strikers at Bridgeport, Conn.
Senate will tackle elections bill
and issue of bonds this week.
Milan visits Belgrade upon the
invitation of King Alexander.
w. II. Motter, president of the
st. Joe terminal railway, is dead.
Rumor of the assassination of the
King of Servia lacks confirmation.
Governor Mitchell saws that the
fight must not take place in Flori-
da.
Democrats caucus without action
on the income tax provisions of the
tariff.
Brazilian rebels tdrive the gov
eminent troops out of Rio Grande
do Sui.
Crandall, of the Buffalo Courier,
is CleVeland's man for public
printer.
Gen. McCook has gone down to
the Mexican border to see after the
raiders.
Steamers arrived at New York
from over sea report very rough
weather.
Thieves on government timber
in Colorado are doing a land office
business.
Russia has a new political jour
nal, The Voice of Russia, free from
censor snip.
Distress and starvation are in
creasing among the Hooking Val
ley miners.
Farm hand near Abilene I'M
earths a pot of gold and silver con-
tanning $500.
General Melina, father of the
French army, is dead, aged % years
and Z months.
The arrest of American citizens
of Armenian birth in Turkey, is
complained of.
Fishing boats wrecked and %
fisherman drowned by gales in the
Bay of Biscay.
Labor organizations oppose uni
forming the agents Of the immi-
grafton bureau.
High school building burned at
Bartlett, supposed to be the work
of an incendiary.
Robbers caught cracking a safe
at Parkville near Kansas City and
make their escape.
German laborites agitate the en-
forcement of the statute limita-
tions for days labor
Rewards aggregating $4,000
have been offered for the assailants
of the Lipshitz in Waco.
1t is reported that the French
troops in TOnquin were ambuscad-
ed and the captain killed.
Movement made in New York
for a receiver for the Thompson
Houston Electric company.
Bernhard narrowly escapes poi
son by drinking laudanum in her
tea, by mistake of a servant.
Manufacture of tin plate has
decreased 80 per cent in this cOun-
try since Cleveland's election.
Memorial window opened in the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, to the
Apia heroes, Samoa, March, 1889.
German Southwest Africa COM
pany will discontinue operations
unless the Emperor protects them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22
No Corn PREPARATION

In any shape or form used in the
Manufacture.of the
LONE STAR BEERS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22
SHOW PRINTING

For Posters and all kinds OF Show
Printing call at the LIGHT office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

Cards, Envelopes, and all kinds Of Com
m ercial = ting done at the LIGHT Office
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22
CHANCE FOR THE poor MAN.

can sell you 5Oacres or more, on
the Medina river, Is miles from
city, on two railroads, at $40 to Sl5
per acre; easy payments.
J. A. DAUGHERTY, lOI East Com
morce st. (l23Otf, no. s.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-22

Office & res. 229 Garden ST., tel. 476. Is tt
DIR. S. BURG, late physician of the
Imperial Hospital of Vienna. Residence,
g26 Monumental street. Tel. 1872. Office
Reuter- building Alamo plaza, tel. 494.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
TIE TRAnE IL rINCAGO

Chicago rniv - Special Wheat carly was strong II
l.-., v.,h ne market - r,ur got over III"
cali price n cos~l litile over puts S'pt'w
Der opened ~ 81. s,i between 3ns and 81 and closed
nj -, centa The strength very high TEN
.ature IN tic Northwest loo degrees on W"ln's-
lav Il, many points cables reported nins interfering
With harvest abroad The market was affected ~ the
b. % business 0nnc tn W me .N
Iric,, rfi reiterated - ooo bushels rsma" On
be wheat crop offerings = new wheat =" htliNr we
much fr.e Milling points reported very small N"hr
output for The local trad" was dull No c"~h
cents under me market Duu'h reported ano'oo bushels
sold Sew York. but 'n'r" was som" Sc"pt'lSh
com was firm made chiefly hy drouth talk Al the
ny fractousNy, AMI CLOSED lH'lr higher
than On Weln..fay July sold from ~. - 42'. AMI
closed september sold from ios - t4A ana
olorei o. t2t. cables higher. July shorts
SIN disturbed los the peculiar elevator situation cur
receipts being nNailahl" On contract IN" I'M
proVcnenf strike situation resulted N sllEhty
larger CARROTS to-day nne,-On" estimated for
Tomorrow IrI,ori~i FOR $1,000 bushels
oats remarkably weak II IL said that only 1860
bushels 81 nrr n'natl" on contract here l"t July
~ ~ and closed at ~ cents. Sep
steady. selling between 2J'r AMI .'g, ana
closing 2's Tn" speculation in oats IN very
dull The peculiar situation makes the trad" uncertain
interest In July but II scattered that hold ~ appear
anxious gct than shorts
little pork. lard and RIBS
closing about : cents unIer Wednesday Their" a
stfik" ~ butchers the siorkyas. which made hogs
tho railroads getting shape. ana the
prospect IL fpr large hog receipts for while n the
butchers strike the hog. being ler In their
pens. break badly
the rirt. ''puis'' september wheat
calls, hsii conT. puts September were i2t
calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


WORK July u '>''
yr...c All, ptAe cbipn.rs have taken few lots u
,c,tr ,rarI0y A. 81 go and some cloce red kidney
IN v.frh has given innrkei flr such ltil~
S,. ,on Very i,ttie doing in other beans for
""i "a o,a.S ,r,,.s t;r.4n uens dun We quote
~ a. D. nor e. ., d. whit. kidney 81 gOns2 -:
n''u";H - o. .,.o,xp "a 40 turta .oup al gsut2 ID
~ ' o., a. s,as2 r. d. lima California No
'''N 4, in 81 20. do foreign medium 81 -
o. o., ,n a., Sre,rn r~e 81 ,.JaII 20 green pcas bulls
81 vi,b an .xirrn,ev dull ,radr and stock
49,, -, ~ ,r.al~ Tho rnnrke, If lower and unsettled
,ns u, , ,efsnr Ia take goods beyond the pressing
iuyrIs ar" ,t ,n'nsn, and seller. are am ols IN
requirement. VI we w",kn"ss IL shown on high grade
creamery. but TIER" seems !" D' ="
and Western "xrhs per ~ 10 1's' IL
do seconds. l3fl"c' q" h,'"n 49, 2, g., In -
nIkn tubs rsi'as &c ,s ii@ini.r, sirv ,'I mrs
1918. Imitation ,Isa"oIy, M ,h,,ds .,
12Hl3c; western "aN( 49,. iia,,tn. a. ,,,.
seconds 'o'sr ~ A. ,~Ia =, .,rnds loaI2r
nfsts 10 extras Tag ,oso' .v ,,, s,.c,I ,n Win
'IEl"h a,ces sellers We're atlr to cn-rt an ni.
stronger county w., ,rades and sinu, i.c ON l,wrr
yanSe Of se Dm r1p 81 Witch was much irhtcr tnaa
qualities ths ptnpo'," ors neral nan Of eie md
herei9orc .n{ing s w,ll be- ci@anci no elise,y a.
,nba y's'criay 80 w ao,. STATE factory i er.am
Liverpool cables sos We au"', 80" . ~ os,u, a.
large size colo'"i or VIM n ys% do c""mon :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INSPECTION.

Bethlehem. n. H.. July 12.-The last days session
Of the American Institute of Instruction was called
TO order by President Martin this morning In
Crafts Hall. The Everyday Uses of Herbartian-
ism" the first subject for discussion. Miss
Margaret r. Smith. of Oswego, gave A detailed,
though somewhat technical explanation. Of the
system. She followed in more popular vein
by John T Prince of the Massachusetts Board Of
Education.
"Uniacation in Primary School Work" was the
subject Of paper by Miss Sarah L. Arnold, Super
visor of Primary Schools, Minneapolis.
The concluding paper on the morning was upon
Use and Abuse Of Illustrative Sketching. by
Henry T. Bailey. State Supervisor Of Drawing.
Massachusetts
stitute Of instruction w 4. Stetson, Superin-
tendent Of Schools of Auburn. Me. was elected
president for the ensuing year. .
The closing session of the institute was hel1 IN
the Casino at Maplewood this evening. The Rev
DIR George Williamson Smith. President Of Trinity
College was the speaker Of the evening. His SUD
iect was The French the Dutch and the Six
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13

Market closed quiet and steady A. unchanged - mus
advance compared yesterdays losing pric"s I'm,
terrible notices 100 Total sales. $1,000 bales NV H
SPOT gales TO-DAY ana last ngh officially rrp"t''' ..n
balcs consumption. vO bales. TOM t''
bales: spo, market steady miidling uilnncs "-l' mo
ding Cuif 7-iGc which Is u1chanf'l cninlar'i WI
,,eso-dav's closing New-York net receipts. III Ih'T
-ross p2p bales forwarded -; bales. sac. lf' hal's
sninnors l1p bales: stock. Gi NG4 bales Total NJ" pi
receipts to-day bales. thus iaf this wr'k f"' n"
Txnnr.s today: Great Britain 23iS bales Inus ihf W
week: Great britain 49, bales. France - ''7 '"
,ncri 10 O75 bales stock 27p.56i bales
Idyerpool cahe-Spo cotton quiet. but siHady, fA''s
900 bales: speculation and export 80 bales American
ZOO bales niddling. 3iGl Futures opened steady p"
G,ao-6sd advance; closed steady at partially Ga ne
adyance July 3j41355. lyAugust. 35'E%,3. August
sen,cnher as 337s october Nov en-
her ass: November Decemher 33as December January
100000 January February. 3Gog%l February Mar ~
3G2h. March-Aprt 3G3a3Gi Manchester arms nominal
cloths. inquiry small
COFFFE-The showed continued tuoyancy in'
the volume of business small an. 70" move
nent without the slightest feature PIE strength at
Uavre the bulls 30 nOl|rai" degree ne
Uavre advance ~ = Per cent Tor ~"
day Sales 1900 bags. July closed A. 81 ., ffanrs
August, September ~ %. october 80 20 N"'e?h"F
25 official cables quiet. prices uic'nrg-i az
Il. res exchange unchanged nt 81 rec pts ~ F''
1000 bags from ki1 for the United S'hi's
1000 bags: Rio $4,000 bags Snn'os mAtt"'
que; unchanged l1.l0b reis receipts 'to' hng-
stock ~ bags. Hamburg = franc ~ follow
July o. pigs. August. % 10 September %. october
Contracts closed follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw- York. July l.. lS9i.
COTTON-The market started with decline Of 10 =
points haltng business. though the tone was
steady. August sold at first NJ dN1 nut durng
the forenoon worked up Cos. after selling Gown 70
During afternoon the market was quN" steady
closing with "A advance 81 To points. aud steady IN
August 6H9U694 The total
sales for the dav 500 bales The Liverpool market
for futures closed generally point higher than II did
yester Indifferent demand 'or spot
taking only 5000 bales at unchanged
prices Liverpool opened decline Of 20 : points
supposed he responsible for the early de
responding to the later Improve
ment abroad stocks aCcumulating at Liverpool
there than enough cotton on hand to meet the
of spinne-s from until tine first ~ october
viii side there Is comparatively
small by spinnc:s. hence they are gue IRE.
BUYERS Crop conditions uniformly faNornhle ana
the idea be growing that fatally adverse -
fuences he felt. and that tho crop VIII soon u"
so will I've entirely out %. danger
Speculation is a. very point and. In fact Is puf"
rs low Il the past ten or twelve wears
Everybody Is watching the crop conditions ana nnNiouSN
awaiting Of the new crop. NO important
news was received from the South in regard 10 crop cog"
dtons OF the crop or the CONDITION 'i me
markets a trace Of has fallen in the 'nlNes'"h
Distric, There considerable switching today
Angus, being exchanged for October and November IN"
shows receipts or l3VD p1rs
against, bales year. and January J. l'-2
900 bnlee against $4,000 last year shipments ""r'
600 bales against GOO bales last year ana S'"'e
January c,l 900 bales against $4,000 a year age
Opening range AMI close to-day. ana Closing p'hs VIC
Nj last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13

METALs-IRON The market IN g'n n ,,hough IN
nearly nN ~ tho pig furnaces are dlc ,, ,,
pit,sinrg several furnaces have been siar'"H w'm w
evident d,I purPo's soI u Is IS si that about Of
osse,ncr stcc were week NJ SIS !" IN Ce.'amn
quite inactive today oncio designation a, me I en-
h.s qT n5 %n be- ' AID 's q I' lr for "
vemhor Tho ,xi,rts from This p'rt w"r. io' i'ns
speCsI interest, ,6c proo fr sp'' an J.,
Sens 49, Tsc 80 o "as sales ,' na. - Tons August
n, 10 X The cx,reno crsc spo, and July was nn.
G iS a ia's src nus, ~ "a "a iei5 asked n
TN "Ery"d ,6 o4 1,, IN, ~ .pa iu and Angus,
Id for september - b for october AMI 3''r '' i'f
NMoIAssi:S ATD syRt-rs Therc scc'ns 80 10 i',lc
.rrcT ca The rec srec - .1r"p- are also c'ier
demand The general market Is steady ih.neh prcsr are
." crn,noe IoqiS. fair 20 yrime iGf"- choice. 90
e. :c''lc FAR 10 s 2'gisr -o 'Iii . s,ss;,
syrups sugar ordinary 80 common pui2- fair 20 g"A
%AvA} STORES sccs Resin % as lol' 's'n n,t'i
ao2i hMs tor -, ms Iss .rirn .1r
,icuia- prices being practically - qle;" l~.'cay ~
81 oF'5 qaoa 9iS''p Resin !. qui- 81 500 -
rId. ,tc morn o l s nlnai although naie. ca
iha, they getting nc t. 'rn" sursm~r y"ior 'er
small quanttc iN.d I'll Is tnu ara n.",'', p a
Cof'ons""l on pine cfrd" h.i. y ~. ,r.'' u.s.,
90. ~ summer yellow. 5U32. pIim" ''nn,er whi'r
American raw -. American boiled. 81. calcutta T'"
ocEAN rRElGHTs- Nom ,re'sn,, wet" ,,rr,,s sri
inrly a,'t'- J., 'S.fh'H'- ,t 80, r. -, D. -
H"' ,,., - -. e.. ~ ~, NC. rhc..e
i'>' .. -, q 4. go. l,.,. -
- -, i,,- 'i- 80 go t..~. r,,... 90
70 ''-N -. -. 49,. -, ,r. ,.. t. f,,.-
-" 80 - '. -. t.,.r',. % .s.. iri.t %
I'' - - - ..~.,.fi.
~, ny" ..' ~ .,..'. u,,I,,g 4, ,-,s
-. 49,. ti,,,,.. .r.t ,.,h -. .,f.-. gan
i'H'' '''ih i'N''F., - o. a,oa. -,
i,nlnal i'' ~, u, '," 49,. ., NO. o. ,..,
'lNhIiitS IN 'h" b'l''I'i "''' 80. 49,.
steam ana rHl! 'f,h,t' ~ ' "t,,..,-f -. ,an
~ 80 o, - - f,f,r.. r.n.r,f
arg I'm - - 10. -,, a. linz r., I..,e-l,-,
lfii..H ti-'h'fF l''' ht".' ......,,..
- 80 ttf .",it Ian ~ 81. 90. -. r,,f,.r
lh'hI' ihh - H'I'' = - r' =, - =.
ship. g" tons N' nfiif"'. F'l".a 80
sydney az M.li-nin" ,.-N aD,'' ',rI. ~. -.
lat' tons. hhf' I'd ~ ~" 49, 80 -. .,
49, rs .ht' Nii -" ~" =, '"''" -, 4, .,
Geek. - ifl'4'h l"t" n'"S
west coast tuC'n1. 80 t''t ,"in'' -, 80.
Aa'nn7Hs. ~ 80. tIH 'H'.' -. f,,.f.,
ana l4mi't l"'. 70 -" 49," ~ M. q. =.
F'fihnilh' - ->'N - - 1,,.,'.,t "a ,,,-i,,,
s."'t,"'. .'"," Hl ,.,r,. .,.t-.ri 81 o. H,ii,as
y. - ,.I f,rt..r.pr e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore July 12Flour firm unchangHd sales 2lo9
Gngrst 57s.N5sc September. 5ss. a50c steamer No
red SEC asked: milling wheat BY sample asa"2,tG
stock 6S9.56g bush: sales. 2190CO bush. Corn dul
mixed spo; and July. 47i.c bid southern corn by sam
nle 52053c, 30 on grade 53c bid stock lli'Do bush
ales 5000 BUSH Oats firm: No white WessTn SSe
slow. No 55656c; stock l.43O bush Hay easy; good
to choice timothy $l6@s7. Grain fe.ghts easy steam
I, Liverpool. per quarter is 3dTls 4isd Eggs easy
az l20l2lsc. Others unchanged.
BOSTON, July 1o-F1our quiet and easy Corn hIIn OATS
ful Shorts Provisions firm. Butter hrIn but
quiet: Northern creamery lagi9sc. Western. lHplsc
Cheese quiet; best Northern. sisG9c. Eggs firm
Buffalo July l2-Spring wheat limits were again
higher: demand fair; salee. 20 900 bush no marc .c
1000 bush No Northern G6i2c; 10000 bush do Chicago
82.Q63c spot; 10000 bush No Northern chicago c T.
private terms Closing. No hard. cl7sc; DO 1'sc
No Northern spot G-sc do T. C'Ac: No Nor,hern
Chics go T. Chicago September. Winter wheat
lower: : 900 bush No red sold 5sizc. in store; No
\whte Gle ASKED. Corn higher demand very light clos
Enc steady No yellow. 4sc No % corn. iic; No . corn
16c in store No here. Oats easy sales cars NO
white SIC track: 5000 bash No store '2: 800 push
40 white Jcsq5lc store Rye dull No = a3c asned
Flour quiet UNCHANGED NH feed Quiet. nncnanerd
Canal freights dull wheat 3i4c corn &c TO New-fork
Chicago july 12,-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. July II The demand for wool has been less
active and the ra-s for the week ar" smaller amounting
80 900 pounds. and including l.JOOOO pounds dOmrs
tic Values steady and without change onto herces
Juiet q i1msc for " and lvn2nc for Xxx and M and
above ami :oc for No !. Michigan quiet at IGai7c
Washed combing dun At 2ld22c \ sale Of 10000
pounds Ohio delane 3c. and Michigan quoted Mt poe
tnwashcd combng wool In good demand and firm AZ la
lsc onequnr~r and thrce-eighths blood. lnwashel
and unmarchantabe feeces sell steadily iinIGc per
pound Territory wool less active. with sales In the
Sai2c. secured basis ~ 3oi32c per pound \
10000 pounds eight months Texas was made Mt
Sc twelve months ut l2Mi3c per pound Oregon
dull "a i2r and California selling in small lots
0Gllc Georgia wool steady at 5c Pulled woos quiet
Australian better and foreign carpet wool has
been selling freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA s7ocv.
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN re.vc,sc, s-o....
LOUISVILLE AND NASuvrr WA

Thursday. July 12-p m
Az meeting OF the directors Of the r.ou,s,,r.
and Nashville Railroad COMPANY to-day :, n..
voted to declare no dividend out OF the No, a,.,
ings OF the company for the fiscal ve,r .,a..
June go In making the announcement {, MA.
stated that I'm View Of the unfavorable cuisines.
condition prevailing throughout the country I, I.
believed TO be for the best interests OF the stock
holders that the company's. resources should b
Kept In hand The estimated financial resun
OF the year were made public and are compard
with the reported actual results in the two pr>
vious years. No balance shee.,fs vet avanass 4
and therefore no comparison OF the exact staY
OF the company's treasury may be made. II
gross earnings for the last fiscal year were SIS.
96OsIl, the smallest amount since 1890; 'he de-
crease from 1898 was s3442.7S BY rigorous
economies the operating expenses were reduced
81, 569OH. and the percentage OF operating ex.
penses TO earnings was only 623l per cent
against 81 20 in 1893 and 1876 per cent in 1892
In consequence the net earnings show a loss Of
only sS73.6ss from 1898. "Other income" fell OF
s75.352 in the year making a total reduction in
revenue OF 81. 021. In 1893 the settlement Of
the Hardin County suit for interest and dividends
on original stock subscriptions. involving s22572'
was charged against revenue. Excluding this.
the fixed charges were reduced In 1894 by $751;
9sl. and the losses on auxiliary lines were re-
duced by s32l70. The total charges In the last
year were 926 less than In 1893 The net re-.
sult of the years operations was a surplus OK
a s5T 437. against s4l0,55 after deduct.ng dvi.
dends in 1893 and against deficit or S2osoi,
after deducting dividends. In 1892. In lssz tns
company paid Az per cent in cash. and IN 1879
It paid per cent in cash: There has been no
dividend since June 30. 1893.
Subjoined is comparison Of the operations o.
the company for the last three years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
snrrnEnN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. July IL Cotton dun. mtllnc. &c: low
mddng lie. good ordinary. Gi.c. net and
cepts - hal"s; exports coaswisc iOJl bales sales. s
bales. spinn"rs. ca bales. stock. h.i6l bales.
Norfolk July cotton steady. mlddllng. i6c low
mfdng Gtsc. good ordinary. 10 lGc net and
c-ip;s 10 bales exports coaswisc. - bales sales 2l3
bales. stock. III. m bales.
Savannah, July i2. Cotton quiet mldiiing Csc. low
IndlnP G.c good ordinary. &c. receipts
i75 bales: constwisc loo bales. stock. sti1
balea
New orleans. July ~ Cotton steady: good mddng
Itc. mddng G'sc low middllng. 6psc. good ordinary
GNc. net receipts ~, bales gross Gl bales
Britain 100 bales sales bales stock, ~ COS
l.,Ip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
BUSINESS FOR THREE YEARS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The stock market to-day felt the elimination
Of the short interest which covered on the rally
yesterday and business shrank 10 insgnihcan!
proportions The absence of the demand from
this source was not replaced by any ou,sis ,
support. and hence prices huctuated narroWHM;
with changes downward 10 the extent OF Sinai
fractions. All the news was connrma'ory ~
previous advices Of the failure or the gehe,e'
''sympat hetic" strike attempted by some OF tns
extremists in labor organizations, although 'hs.e
were indications OF possible sporadic our
breaks and strikes IN the next le" ua'
But with the disappearance of labor trouo'e5 a.
an active element In Stock Exchange dlscuss".Ss
the question OF the losses and consequences %
the recent Western disorders assumed mo'.
prominence, especially as the returns OF ralI'oes
earnings coming To hand are beginning 70 IL,
fleet the ravages in revenues. The hrmness "
tho exchanges on Continental Europe also re.
vlved the menace OF renewed gold exports, aia
excellent Judges In banking circles are - n,a an
ing to-morrows engagements al from s -ODv.
IN 60 200 900 A quiet movement or the preo.Do
n,otoi IN Montreal has escaped general noucs
hu, sh,nmcnts 10 Canada so far this week nav. ..
reached the substantial amount or S4oooOv Inv
Treasury's gold reserve Is sun oeiow ,s-s
Mora than half the transactions to-day ."s.y
,,nnonolized by American Sugar Refining t ~
from 80 to 81 was followed by rally 20 sss, "A
roar tho close the price was marked uo".m.
az Rather ostentatous selling was creu.sus
.. 81 outside source from which sanguins
onrjons had flowed tho day previous, anu "a.
pretext given was legal decision III " Tr,,st
chuse.ts enjoinlng operations by the Susa. me
an ,hat State until IL had complled WIN
in,s reouring an annual financial staten."s
Rnt in view Of the approach OF the time E tSr
rencrt from the Congress Conference .. Slv
mittoe the vagaries Of Sugar stock may DC nw 50
attributed to the underground process ~ ~ oriv
fashionable In persuadng Legislators = ne ma
other stock worthy to be called ae.nss ner
chicago Gas. which ranged over li,r mi "n,,arket
cent and is down a trhng irac'ioh' i
closed quiet. but unsettled
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARhEi. -.
Government bonds again We're nrHer W e
sales at the Stock Exchange OF sloooo Rids
at llsH. ard 10000 registered IS at ilS*; me
were raised Il for the registered IS anu " coupon
registered S. and 4 per cent for lne vera a.
bonds Of that issue. Final quotations "s''
follows: MD Asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-13
LONDON WOOL SALES

London. July u AZ the wool sales to-day. $500 bales
offered The selections and the
void Of Continental buyers absorbed the
the crosrbreds and good share Of the cape OF Good
Hope and Natal woods. Yorkshire buyers active
bidders for crossreds and meno The sales of
and thu prices obtained follows:
New South Wales 300 bales Al iAn9l.
cucensand-5 800 bales at 6i.uIA.d.
Melbourne ana NictOria-l. 100 bales AT 5l4ull4d
ew-Zenland- en- bales at Gn9d
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal-tOO bales at 3isTsd
South Australia 500 bales At 5uSi@d