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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
lib lack Turtle

Receipts for seven days 1866 pkg EXPORTS 4oOs pkgs
including tho Continent The weak feeling anu pres
to sell increaeod under continued
heavy very dull trade Local oObes are buy
ing ony for wants seuatos have ceased tner ope
for aud t has only been within DAY or
two that exporters could obtain terms on which they could DO
anv business The accumulation OF stock which 10
being added forcing receivers to name prices
which will prove attractive 70 buyers see TINS more on
though all feel It TO some extent few .ex-
but In q 81 02 sa full price for the best
while nice lots at 2Oc; 1t
IS exporters viii buy freely az 2Oc but The ne
cessty shipping In refrigerator may reduce their Dias 70
state Creamery obbing most genn emily enough
for their trade In Wholesale would DO oincut 10
realize There very httle call Tor sweet
Cream Creamery aud above 2lo mainly Ia small
wsy While the supply OF state Dairy only fair there
plenty 10 and prices show some weakness In mpa
Inv with best half rkin tubs are selling ~ 2l6
22c good lots offering At 100 without selling
AZ All freely Western Imitation and Dairy are ru
ing dull aud outside quotations extreme Tor
Good grades OF Factory have pretty FREQ
noyement At l2GlSc chiefly for export TO Germany The
line grades steady but do not have much n-
uuiry
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INJURED BY A FALLING DERRICK.

Joseph +. O'Neill yesterday filed libel for
$4,000 in admiralty suit in the United States District
Court against the steamship Edith Golden to recover
damages for personal inju les ONeill was a sailor and
employed in unloading boat from the vessel while
1t was at the Island OF jamaica The derrick used In
raising the boat fell and injured ONe He alleges that
the owners of the vessel responsible for the fall OF
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COURT CALENDARS-UrLYz1.

SUPREME CoURT-CHANBERs-B Before Cullen Mos. IL,
10 l5, o. 80, So 80. So 100 LAG 1877. 1873 203, 2SA
A personal tax calendar will be called
SuPRKhE CoURT-SpKcIAL TERM-Before Donohue. J.-No
day calendar
sURRoGATE's CoURr-Befcre Rollins $40 day caen.
dar
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPBuAL TsRx-Bsfore Freedman. j.
No day calendar.
coifnoS PLEAs-sPEcrAL TERH-Before Van Hoesen. j.
Mo- dave aleudar
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S;;;' ::$ g';ss SIS:
Hcu& sss SSs ss e.
s:sss sss ssS BIZ. quoted
s sssaS $1,000 steam ss a. srg .ssss
Ss;e S: I:ss
s s sS S s ess % 20 Lac
sf%S% S:Ss:
So ~; S:s
barn tprior 5000 bbis DO, private terms BEIs-
as ass sS s9n e. si5s e tss
and september sn
Sr $,II;. sS ssss5SS ssS5
s sD; sG sS e 5S o SeSes cy sss
Hs r''S Norwegian bark Ssq,s H. Sc
e 70 BAgGELoNA Schooner 2o4 TONS y 90 and ,n
oILs-Ihis market is irregular. slightly weak on the
Tsss AND ssn Ia s afs s Ne
zoe c sSs Ss s1ss
,N1 YeGw 49 g Lard zoe f9 Ta sHs What's s9
5Sa54c. for southern and 50 s5sc for Northern.
feeling here + unsettled a ana
SoS1Sc Per Dbl lower than the Of yeserdaL; trade
bS mo eo s IS' s 90 bis sy ncy
the West decne 6oa7Oc per Dbl but closed stronger with
brands western Prime Nsos SIS 5oe city 90, sisasis
FAMILY Mess Sic Sees Extra Prime $40 zo9sio eV OisSr
wss P.sfs Hsis's
wel sustained IN price, supplies quoted s2s.....
CUT MEATS Demand rather slow but prices have no,
materially ruling about steady % Picked
Bellies De- 500 Picked Hams lss,el4e Picked Bellies
S SSfed fs%s i5aSl4e smoked shoulders Ssc smoked
Hams, 144 offered at luther
SSoeG ToGs AMI
Inana only @9aegsSe City, Heavy 70 Lsns hSsSc pgs
and prices hardly varied from the ruling rates OF YESTERDAY
ponss toward the close deededy stronger with re-
coyery OF points and leaving on nT speculation more
far from reners and gresssr but export
de- closing &C.. 800 July. s9OGs 92c, closing $780,
1850 tcs August ss5 80 closing 9o4c 500 ics sep
oV2Ic. closing Sue $3.50 tcs seller year. s.s3 eS94o.
closing se City steam easier and moderately aetive sales
fairly active sales lOl0tes: Continent 935c seeth Ameri
S1 so and on grades slight Of 20 per
been accepted demand continues very slack and MANY 10
Gres%sr c' Western Creamery c stH S DaTy
2O2c. Western Imitation Creamery slsci Western Fac
tory, sel4 gc.: western barry, IOe EEsk5
IN s'sS6
SnsGer Creamery oo SEEMS 2SS n sSS
further sigt advance state and Pennsylvania. lss2Oc
KlCl-Fiin bul trade rule only moderately active
Domestic. 5iae7 &C.; i.angoon 535l4c.
quite steady Calcutta GinFer g. sss: Airican $50
l549lic; sumatra, lSSlS4c; China cassia 74e7Aac';
test Centfga 1901 9.l6c sales 800 bags Centrifugal
Ac; 700 French Island CSC; 500 hhds Cuos Musca
Loaf 9'so. Powdered. 9iss9'sc Granuated sc Cubes.
Standard @ & 5ieaSSe' On H 9ssse; White
Extra &C. 59,c Ex Yso ~c 1ss1'ci &C. 7'S'c
HE Western iosc.; oieomargsrine ssarhe. IOale4c
TALLOW-AbOut s.ealy aud in moderate demand Prime
City quoted lS.l6c-; safes. s5.oO0ib 7'4s7 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

WORK, July 10.
No comment is needed TO indicate the char
OF the monthly report Of the United Pipe Lines for
June Dust publshedj when the comparisons OF the fg-
ures with May summed up. Gross stocks show an
increase May OF 472 2ss barrels and net stocks an
Increase OF 2S0s7l barrels against Increase In May
OF 242744, In April Of only Lib and In March OF 49,
Sol barrels The net $3.50. s66 barrels In
EXCESS amount hand year ago Another heavy
issue OF certificates reflects the extent TO which pro-
ducers have been seeking TO realize ut the
recent high prices of crude oil, the increase from May
being 506 1877 barrels Since April the credit balances
on the books OF pipe lines have been reduced $685.
PA barrels and the certificates issued have been IN
creased 1917 barrels. Al rate OF Increase In
the amount OF oil that Ia In condition for delivery III
will that clique OF spectators Will need an
enormous capital carry the scheme Of locking
mn certificates" which 10 has been popularity re-
ported the "bulls" were doing. The amount OF
credit balances oil due producers and not yet In
shape for delivery at the Petroleum Exchanges rcpre
sents 5000 600 barrels. Net stocks and STOCKS
in marketable shape now larger than ever BEFORE
receipts OF oil In June 53,271 barrels less than
in May but tho decline In the deliveries was lOo4o2
barrels against increase in deliveries Tor May OF 2s
1856 barrels The OF receipts over deyeries ast
BARRELS ,S May. ana 272746 barrels in April The
Official figures OF the United Pipe Lines Qn Darrob ior
three months are as follows:
U. r. H. April, 1883. May, 1ss3 june 1888 80
Net stocks 35l2s72e 33 900 40 S3ee55,sa3dd2;
Certificates issued. 25,393241 21OsfV33 2s'ovl,dai
Credit balances. 773O4S5 62sl.33 o,0oo'zzaad
ss4ss sssSsS S SS5sSI
comparison OF tho June report with that of year
ago is given below In barrels:
UPL Juno. 1882. June 1888 chsnfss
Net stocks 49,. 2696B470 33630342 Inc oooesoo
Certificates issued. u 49, 49B 2S59lOl Inc fsVo o9o
Credit balances b,es3.9s0 eo652tl Dec eIs ddSy
Receipts. .... ...... 24lV035 1b420l2 Dec o.nvs99
5sS5iS SSSgs Dec Dec $685. s
Dulness and beaviness were tho features OF tne
petroleum market to-day. News from the oil regions
lacking. but the Z" bulls had no things oil new
wells 10 discourage them. Opening prices we're ane
highest and closing prices the lowest figures OF tho uy
Tho market ruled weak q decline OF lee. from last
nights final hgures. -,
Tho range OF prices and the total dealings to-uay III
New-York were as follows;
N. Y. Pet. Cons Er
Qpeninx liza. ll4h
va ol0
.. yEit n,.
Clearances yesterday. 5offoO' oooioo0
There Is change In the refined petroleum. Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

ta1.,s, S115, e49,1s6. There Is no change in the
ioca money market for call loans and to-davs rate
sd at 2s per cent but Tor time loans ma tne rates
for four to six months. The domestic exchanges on
New-York are not changed from last quotations.
The Clearing House statement to-day was re iot-
s HSs' NA''A''s0' F0"0'i'0-f' ''''"'''' vs.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received $456, 900 National bank notes for redemp-
tIon The customs receipts were 81 026,S6l and tho
internal revenue receipts S215,4lS.
The exports of merchandise from New.fork ior
last week which are printed below, were So, 10 010
less than for the same week of 1882 and $oO00o0
less than for the week OF 1881; thus verifying
the statementin Mondays article that the export
movement Is light. Yet the foreign exchanges con-
time to be dull ; rates. however. are firm aud with
any demand would sharply advance. For business
quotations are as follows Bankers bills, ~ $40
and 81 SO Il for long and short sterling respectively,
5.20l4 and 5.173i for francs. 94bs and 9ois Tor
relchmarks. 40 aud 40l4 for guilders.
In London there was a notable decline OF 4 per
90 1916 and 100 3-16 for money and ae-
count respectively. United States bonds
were UNCHANGED; American railways saPs
home markets and the quotations are lower az
around. The Bank of Eaaland gained tlvOooo
bullion on balance. At Pans French 3 per cents
weak and declined to $3.50 francs Berlin
dispatch reports that the Imperial Bank OF Gernany
lost specie during the week TO tho amount OF
6,351 900 marks.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
1881. 1882. 1888
First week July....... s52512 $4,000 $4,000
Jan. " July 15l4,243 l,56olOO Lfo4oo
OHIO CENTRAL
Molth Of jun ............. sso.5O6 $1,000 s9o9yz
Jan. to June 3O.......... 2A.70l 4oo9So AoH'o'
LITTLE ROCK FORT SMITH,
lSS2 1888. prherenca
Month OF June ........... s2676s s2Ss3l me ~ y
Jan. 70 June 3o........ l9S.999 2iGs25 Inc o2e2i
ROCK, MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND TEXAS
Jan. 10 June 80 ...... 1908 lso,S59 Inc. $3.50
Exports of merchandise est New-York:
For the week ssipcso62s se.6sS6i7 $3.50 775s
Previously reported. 1g5llS9 l59s4s0fs lILgd2g2i
Total since Ja s20l370Sl6 SiO7S73OJ5 SlS3I236o2
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON guly lO-l2.SO m-Atantc ana Great W esterp
trustees certncate 4B7s do second mort
gaze II Ere 3i2 Newly rK Central. 2ltt Illinois ten-
tal 3air; Pcnnsyyana central. tO' Reading 23e McNi
can Ordinary ll6; New.YOik ontario Western Zba4;
Milwaukee ana ST Paui Common Los.
LONDON JaV 1880 = m-Pa1s advices dnote three
per * frlnCs Shcenu the account,
July lO.-iD1 .. m.-ConsOls 9HNts for money,
and l0Os FOR tho account Atlantic Great western INST
mortgage trustees ccrtiUateS az Reading. 2g'4 Me1cs
Ordinary ll5 NewYorS ontario Western. 26As SILL
The amount OF bullion gone into tho Bank OF Engani
en- balance TO-DAY u el9O0pc
BERLS july O-The statement Of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows decrease Ia specie OF O35SuOJ marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LIVE cIONh MAhhbl.
NEw.YORK. July 1O.-BfEV ES-Receips to-day were "a
cars head all siothst Mr. Eastman reserved 81
Bntain aad IA OF Fair bueheling Steers con-
S Dressed Sect sod slowly IN Washington Market this
morning At 9 pe d. ss Se and s oF
or 1--we sattie To morIow the steamer Sanada Of the
man Y and 10 aH H Of Beef Nutoa
steamer %est6oaDs with Sout ssS Live cattle Lon
CALVES Recepts to-day 1850 head-mainy at slxtethst
MarSet rm particularly Tor Ness and dealers anticipate
Siudei B6er@E Calves az &c per % Fed cayes esc.
aod ommon 10 Prime Veal. ~ $50 per ~ Wih Few
MrAel today at 1922 per TO- but Buttermks were slow
Hume Mullen sold "a veas 1877 B at 7c ~ Fed Calves
las 4s4c 4s do l76 u, at - So and Butter milks III
Eye & Otis sold Jersey vels lag % at sc.s do lag
70, 40 l26 ID, at PC do. 1877 b. at &C. and Fed
James wyesoi sold: 70 Jersey weights at
Everitt & Co sold: Jersey veals l2o9Ieo b at Ia
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts to-day were cars. or
s45 head-6 cars az 6nthsL and cars at Jersey city
wolfe I'D Li0ios we're in ta demand slightly advaced
prices rhe sales inc ude Good Jersey Lamb al Fair
o Prime Ksntueky DO at eS7c ana Ordinary to Choice
NeSioa cila odd 90 Ohio sheep 10 d. ate. DO
j. + ssdrr Co Sold 9o3 indiana sheep 81 %. at Size
All asn5ees Davis sod 4ls Kentucky Lambs ss %.
Hume Mullen sold 80 ohio sheep 50 D. at &c. and %
siis igeSs Dewey odd 272 Kentucky Lambs g % st
e 80 IS S g ~ at % s ss Kenay do
100 n. AZ Sc
Everitt q Co sold IL Jersey Lambs. So 10, at 7i.c
James WvckOn sold 80 JERSEY Lambs 81 n. 1l.c.
HOGS Receipts to-day were II cars loss head Market
nat AMI decline OF more thn &c on Dressed Hogs yeser
change has 50 unsettled the market that II doubtful
Good Western Hogs would bring more than sac per ID.
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-GY rELEGRAPH
BUFFALO. July l9.,aiUe-Recepts 10 aay 81 head
total week thus far 1900 for same time last week $50
through l45 market quiet and sales
ood shippers s. 400SJ 49, Light Butchers "A % o4 TO-
Texans ~ 25OH 81 40
Shees-Kecepts TO-DAY. 2.2OO head; the week
thus tar Oou head Tor same ume Last week $4,000 head
consigned through 20 market dull and dropping Sales
-F.ir 10 Good Crppod s4aS4 20 no Choice here.
HogsReceuts TO-DAY ll5 head total Tor week thus lar
time last 10000 head. consigned
90 cara. market dull few sale saes-A
81 % 80, Butchers and FAIR 80 9$U 10.
CHICAGO July 10 me DrOCeTs Journal reports Hogs
Receipts 400 head shipments 90 market unsettled and
jc TO doe lOwcr salcs-Mxed 81 10 80. Heavy Pack
ing aud shipping $685. 10, Light Bacon So 20 ss5
SSips s3 % - % closet weak.
Toe lower saies-ExpOrts s. 1896 Good 10 Choice ship
3Ua$5 60 Common Ia Medium 81 30 go 20
400. shipments 500 market slow sales
Inferior 10 FAIR - 5OGSi p Good ~ 90 Choice ~.
or LOUIS July observation-disclosures 2.+OO, shipments
supply liberal chiefly consisting anu Indians
which we're taken quickly Tor interior shipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
HEMLoCK.


METALs-A good marko is at present noticed for Amer
lean Pig Iron Many of the mills are Dusy gagged on 0d
order, and are not accept obligations The
demands show gradual anu saus ao,o,s S
So; Foundry No SlDe2l Gray Forge Sloalh scOtoh
pig remains quiet rm In view OF the limited supplies
and the higher ocean froishs from
Das8s.Sn 81 SSGS2 osTsSRsrs 81
steel a7 E rails have s1S III. s anssy
gures Ra while dull are none the less STEADY ~ W
g3 for s scrap Ionis steady aud quiet at Va go IN
yynS l small movement al bSf5a l
Tor other has been reported Pig Tin better In
sympathy with London straits and Mslacca ~ LIZ;
ann and in r. moderate Ten Hes
s. sais $50 3oi do Terne, 90 o6ss6 sSlsi Coke Coke
~. 50 ofS S; s9 al for COMMON
"a ~ for spelter remains dull At - o0Sx oz ror
Common and ao for Silesan Al the Iron ana Meta n
300 No september ~ 20 on CAL 5 d0o
tons American No September at 81 10 on cali 10y IONS
I%sIS.n 80 SsSSs n quiet S
er on call Strata october ~ ~ &c copper nr
andarly active call $4,000 ID Baltimore spot at ID &C.
spoiIng stock quiet at 26926ac for 500 test
Grocery GRADES quiet New-Orleans. 3Odoso - l., -
NAyAI kTOkEs-Tbe interest IN Hosins IL very
small out strained TO Good strained are Ss nrousama
81 8O9Si Co. The offerings are BY no means
spirits Turpeptne duh and slightly inclined 10 easness
al pest yard nominal at Sci loD6ng 90
sc rar IN IobbnR sale 81 gf2 7b CITY Ploh " 20
OIL CAKE-W estern unchanseui ONO UT wv" '''' "'''
changed hands at slS, I. o. b. - = .,r, T., ,o.,.na aud
OCEAN FREfGHis-Graln room was still In demand ana
excepted rates were steady
steamsrs received attention nkHfVol stean nc
40 200 bush Grain 3id go d. $50 boxes Bacon los lo0OO
boxes Cheese 4oa 5000 boxes 90 o 40 bSi. So Is
I'D 200 baes Cotton mostly through I'D; lpO ions Meas
arement GoodA Observation-Disclosures ''eAu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11
POTATOES AND GREEN VEGETABLES.


Long Island Potatoes in liberal supply and meet good
in1ury nc 81 S2 per Dbl In bulk the outside for fancy
quality Receipts from Virginia are falling on rapidly and
ces are irregular owing 10 wide variation ia
nai1v Most sales 81 75aS3a few extra marks
going shade higher Old Potatoes are out OF Market
Southaru New Onions have advanced under good inquiry
but the firm at the close About 590o crates ar
rived from this week most OF which sold at 81 80
per Tomatoes have appeared Monmouth
81 bushel and south Jersey
and P8aiepha lots at about 81 50asS Norfolk Tomatoes
must be Of very good quality TO reach 81 10 and
CHARLESTON and savannah lots rarely exceed 81 a So
Norfolk greatly neglected Long Island lots be-
VEGETABLES all kinds have steady moderate demand 40
aIinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

FRUITS, BERRIES AND XUTs-lRIgo. to
Receipts for daysDred Fruits, LOO pkga.: Peanuts
1863 PecaDs pkg Exports OF Dried Apples. ID
market duh all grades OF Apples and
Peaches transactions daring the
slightly reduced prices We few lots OF Eyaporaed
pies good to sell above llc indeed they must be
choice that figure ordinary lots have
low Tho relative eheanness OF yapoated Is materially
affecting the demand for su1died; the stock here is not
large bat there very few buyers Peaches wholly
small lots kaspDerres the way bat n, idea of
values be given yet. Cherries also unsettled
buyers holding on and think receivers would shade
10 change In either Peanuts Pecan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

s:sss ss 3 s sls w ssss s;s;
snS Dss ssessdsis ~, w szss 1l ssssy
tubs western issioiy -.
sas. s.ss ds:ss 10 90 sssss iss;six 81
s' suS. dss1 az. welsh els shi'ds -
STOCK q Cheese IN store N City. July l. rspssss
Eastern Lee
F Fs':i:. July T. 1851 :.... ssss S53
Comparative receipts and export. from May
NAY lss$ iay fS sss
NY 1885, Jay t s5s5is
ass S ss rs s
for such steady WIN hs sdssntsss father favor q :
Ing here About 22,5oo boxes were sold at Utica sSd
Cloyersd Fsctor sold At icc and the spnns
and ss few os ss s Ga to As p
their merits alone iSsS Is rarely exceeded Fancy with
MADE al. ts have been 4 discount
sepona lot reach loc really Fancy parcels going Is
9'sS9'sc Nigh, Ms sslms are selling az esasse sem
having rather freer movement but at better pices the
receipts
sell a. 30 ohio Flats are tribe seader the rscsat pqr
better quality late receipts inducing rather more
home trade Gable to day ola
state Factory Fancy loho Factory Flats.
Full Cream CoPd 1O4 q = Poor to Fair q 39
$: a: n,
Ohio Factory Flats Do. Skins Fair 2,a0
Do Good Ht to Prime ) 7 ''-'
EGGS
Receipts days H. 500 bbls Arrivals have been
very much aud though the demand only
moderate diaculty ootainux
supply OF desirable goods ana prices have advanced fully
lc dozeu closing with the tendency still In the seler
favor The Canadian Offering saabe to-day at 1871
offered that Fresh Western fancy quality have
reached l9c. but there hardly business
1916 yet to establish any higher quotation.
State a Penn per doz . 1920 Western Poor to
Canadian do Is p1l9 FAN. ............ 170l8
western Prime do. lo2~l
FRUITS AND BERRIES PREsH.
Green Apples quality from Maryland and Delaware
selling 81 per A few good Red
chan brought 81 So Small lots OF Early Peaches arrive
non Maryland nd Delaware generally o. poor quality bus
selling AZ pretty good $40! 90 per crate
Peaches nom lar southern points arrive in irregular order
and sell az wide range OF prices according to qaaty
few fancy Crawford sell at the rate OF ~ 1s bshe but
such are exceptional we see many lots arriving slmoet
worthless condition some small lots of Pears
from Baltimore and sell at s. 67 per bb; few
Bartetts brought 81 03 Backberfcs
becomug peaty prime Maryland and Delaware lots
Jersey Blac& berries are mostly selling az l20l4c.
Raspbcrdes sold fairly steady prices prescrye
keeping the market pretty well cleared up Curfants
moderate supply fair demand steady Huckleberrfcs In
fine quality many quite poor aud go second range
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

Tho averare daily receipts Of MIX Cream the vsrous
points In and near the ey for ne week
have been Erie 41o4 cans or MIX and uaas
OF Cream Harlem 225o cans Of MIX AMI 10 cans Of Cieam
New. Hartford l,2S2 Cans OF MIX Newlotk
civ aud Sorthern l. MIX; NewJelsey Centa
$50 cans OF MIX and Of Cream Midland Leoo cans
xk Of Cream miscellaneous snort routc1s
1880 OF MIX and 10 cans OF Cream Inc .c,a as y
Cream The average price At which the surplus soo ON inc
platforms was 81 ID can Of ~ quartz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

Potatoes. L. l.. per
Dbl. ....
Potatoes, Norfolk.
per Dbl.
Potatoes, Mary
land, per Dbl.
Beets. l.. l., per
100 punches ..--
Carrots, l.. l., per
loo bunches. -.
Cabbage. Jersey
and l. ]. per 100
Cucumbers, l.. l.,
per lUO. ..-.-....-
Cucumbers Nor
folk, per crate.
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Receipts for seven days 6sl bales; exports Il$ bales.
material mpro' egent IN the demand and the urgency TO sell
OF holders has caused further shr1nkage IN
values some choice lots OF state aops are he'd a.
4Oc. regard 81 fu quotation for the best,
with the Lug OF the sales Of Prime Hops az soc t
the eod victon OF the trade that the stock
Of in the country more than enough 10 carry US unt
the crop the present rate Of consumption Holders
therefore hnd nothing which 10 base hope OF n
prOvemen the advce nom the growing crop are yora
bic the world
state Choice 1881 S76 Do crop Of lsSl--30 a..
DO, prime 80 G35 Caiiornas. lo52. 80
Receipts OF live poultry yesterday today
cars OF southern. Fowls very
plenty declined 4c while Roosters Turkeys Ducks
&c also easier spring Chickens In lighter
ply and dong little better.
dressed Spring Chickens liberal supply and very
Gull unt when there
in both demand pices This the supply
moderate the bad weather caused
SLACK consumption neighbOring watering places and
hotels orders have consequently been pretty
small There has. however been sufficient dsmand
rrivng about steady prices dressed fows
in fair supply Chocs Western dry picked
&c., lots wing been shaded little
below that Scaded Fowls dun at l5c. Spring Ducks
du lower. Turkeys quiet squads plenty, dull and
lower
Western Wild Squads quite plenty mostly OF
inferior qualify duh and few choice Stalled Pigeons
are selling at II per English snipe and Ploysr
I'M and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

snd psllssx ars!azo IN
and palla hEell. ...l0 Ole
and pals, secondA. 10 or
1tste dairy. Weian
tubs. extras: ,.201o21
State dairy, welsh
tubs. extra firsts .18 90
state dairy. welsh
tubs nrsts....-...l7 O15
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAN FRANcIsco. Tnesday July 10. 1889.

seller 10, tsolior 90 tbuyer 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-11

comparison OF tho juno report with thEs OF yeHl
ago is given below In barrels: