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New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July II (Specidl. The decrease
the visible supply OF wheat posted by the secretary
this morning was sufficient to give tone and strong
start 1t hardly expected by the best posted that
the decrease would reach quarter Of million. but
when 1t was ascertaned that 1t amounted TO 355,oS2
bushels for the week, the downward tendency was
promptly checked sympathy caused corn to follow
wheat, though there increase In that
supply OF 3s0,969 bushels. September whca:
began at 92s cents an advance OF cent from yeser
days fnish and the buyers IN large majority.
Provisions tae higher though the receipts at the
stockyards continued to be unusually large
aud 1t is continual source OF wonder
to the pork-men where the hogs come from.
the market remained steady though slightly inclined to
smut and some miscellaneous damage by storms The
heaviest sellers were Lester Clifford. but the day
throughout belonged to the scapers" The same con
dition affected corn, and transactions were light VIII
narrow variations the provision pit was like deserted
village and there Is some talk OF having moved out
corn crop last year made them. and II IL doesn't
stop growing pretty soon there VIII pc moro
Than ever season With tho immense stock OF pork
on hand which is being constantly added to- and France
and England starting out with surplus there IA little
prospect Of getting higher prices or seeing any
activity" oo-
At o'clock the close was :,August wheat s97sc, and
September 92c August corn 45isc, and September
45isc August pork 80 272, and September SIC 10
August lard So COLE aud September 10 60 Tho close
for the day August wheat s9esc, and September
wheat 9l 7sc August 45sc. aud september corn
$40 322 August lard SO %. and September lard
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
Yesteri iav. To-day. Yes
TUESDAY, July 21-P. NJ.

TUESDAY July 21-P. NJ.
The stock speculation to-day was feverish
and unsettled and developed uncertain tone friees
fuctuatsd frequently and instances moro tnan
per cont. Generally first figures were something uhoer
last evenings closing quotations and for little time
the whole market looked weak but 1t was duh ana its
inactivity furnished the opportunity to give bent In
either direction. SO only short time elapsed after the
opening before figures were the ascending scale,
and before largo part OF yesterdays late decline
was recovered. Lake Shore rose from
81 to 69k. Central and Hudson from % toS''
Northwestern from 97a to $685. st. Paul from 77s 70
SOL. Delaware Lackawanna and Western from 9S's TO
997 Central OF NewJersey from 399 to Al, Northern
Pacific preferred from 44s to 457s Oregon and Trans
continental from 1853 to 17s and Missouri Kansas ana
Pacific from 2O4 to 81. The extreme highest figures
generally prevalent between IL ana O'CLOCK
After that there uctuang declines to the close.
Only two instances did tho figures rise 10
yesterdays best but the subsequent declines were not
sufficient carry prices generally back to last even
ing's closing figures so as rule thcro are
Hnal gains Of from is to % per cent Union Pacinc
marked exception to the rule Its best hgures-ol'2 W
5lc-were made the opening aud 1t declined to 499
and cnded at So The transactions In the stock ooiVo
share amount only little less than onethird OF tne
business in all stocks Missouri Pacific Is another ex-
ccpon and shows final loss Of liz per cont ana
Western Union despite its early rally of III per cent
shows final loss OF per cent, and Missouri Kansas
and Texas shows gain OF is per cent. There wou'd
seem to be some significance IN the manner in which the
last named few stocks were steadily pressed for sao
during all the time that the general market was poom
Ing" 1t will be in order for them to be
strong again when the other stocks sold The con-
fusion Of ideas touching what going on between the
principal railroad men, what Is intended by the new
deal" and what will be the result to the railway inter-
est generally grows with each days delay In the official
announcement that anything has been accomplished
and the temper has become strained that 1t Is dill
cult to conceive Of rumor absurd that 1t VIII not
find believers For the present Philadelphia mas
undertaken to supply the New.York market with the
latest news and 1t does it with total disregard OF og
cal or geographical rulea For . working factor In
small market nothing like the possibilities afforded by
the talk Of trunk line settlements has proved 80 ei-
cacous years. II permeates and has It's influence on
railway properties In Manitoba as well az on those
nearer home. The market closed quiet and steady.
Government bonds were dull but steady for the coin
issues with tho bids for tho 81 OF % per cent Bids Tor
the currency 6s were advanced sa Z per cent Annexed
are the closing quotationsi
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK. July 81.
An error of considerable magnitude was dis
covered the visible supply statement OF last week.
the amount Of wheat and corn having been heavily
understated By the incorrect figures. as published at
the time. the statement published to-day would have
shown difference OF only few thousands OF bushels In
ison shows falling of in the total supply In the united
States and Canada (east Of the Pacific Sopc OF over
900 900 bushels The figures for last Saturday con.
rasted with those OF the previous week SHOW the Ie
lowing changes: Wheat go $3.50 bushelsa decrease
OF 424.716 bushels corn, 7o56026 bu.nels-a decline
OF I962O1 bushels oats, 2,962.373 bushes-a loss OF
279.200 bushels total grain, 469S9,33S bushes-a oe
crease Of 900, III bushels. . ,. - !.
The hot weather has begun TO take the lie out OF
warehous wheat and that takes the life out OF the bu
This morning $4,000 bushels of No. Red, In Brookyn
u caused the bulsh feeling 10 wilt as quickly as coars
did under ttobercpressed perspiration Prices de-
cned $dl cent and Chicago helped the bearish tenn
per by quick response To New-Yorks weakness. ouo.
sequently the decline was recovered but the market
weakened In the late dealings and while the close wa:
steady loss OF seent was scored This the race
bad reports Options ended as follows Juy Jug
August. 81 Ol Il September. 81 OH october, u 0o4
and November, 81 OILS. There barely any export
business done in wheat, but 100000 bushels OF corn
engaged The corn speculation was weak In sym.
81 August % at 81 H. September q at o2s and October
O. at 52ss cents. About $4,000 bushels Of oats were
export but the option speculation was not In
different to the depression of the leading cereals Prices
declined cent for July at 36a and August at 327si
September lost S cent at 31as cents Provisions were
dull and fcatureess and the quotations for lard we're 1T
tie than nominal
Al New-York. philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston tho
recepts u grain to-day Wheat, l43.36i bushels
corn 33S 242 bushels; oat 7l9s1 bushels total gram
65o.oe7 bushels -four l6l0s barrels uhe arriyas a!
busbcls corn 325 so bushels oats 1903 242 bushels
total grain 569, ,359 bushels flour. 1871 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riser. Vessels and Railroads
NEw-YORK, July 21, 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. July 21. 1885,

NEw-YORK. July Il. 1855.
BRIcKsAn kindshave been quiet but recent scheduled
lists retained.
CEMENT Portland has ihad moderate jobbiug demand
but otherwise trade slow Rosenaale 9Oc. Rondout
and 81 90 for Newfork Edgsh. s2 6oas2 7s German.
So 50d$2 70 American. So 260S2 SO; Roman, 81 1903
CHICCORYIn fair demand at 6's66c. for German and ~
dSkc. for English.
COCOA-In fair jobbing demand GuayaQuil, 1eq0l7c.,
Bahia 49l5e San Domingo ilSll Caracas. l7Slsc
CoFFEE-spot Rio dun and weak at $50 for Fair 1000
bags saptos "Mary sold private terms Options were
&c Janero FIRM the rsests there were
100; September 7OO67.o5, October. 7loa7l5; Novem-
Der; 7.l50l20; December. 1900 rs. Mild grades IN
moderate demand. Sales Of 100 bales jamaica 800 mats
Padane vepa 10" and 500 Caesar" private terms
CORDAGEIs selling moderate way the tho basic Of
13isc. for Manila and sc for sissl
Cotton firm and UNCHANGED Sales l25 bales
the ports to-day 5 bales. agains 81 this day last week and
1882 S0l for the same period last season
The quotations according to the American classification
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. July 2l.-Cotton dull, Mddins uplands. 6ist.
Mtddng Orleans. l6d; sales-5.000 bales including
for speculation and export receipts 5000 bales, in
Guiding bales American. Futures quiet, Upants Low
Mddng clause August and september delivery ~ 6lds
also 2694d September and october delivery 266td
also 27.G4d; do. october aud November delivery, ~
sd; also 464d; do November and December delivery,
2284d do. December and January delivery 22Gid do:
January February delivery 246id DO February and
mcOtfon- Of the day included 500 bales
American steady Uplands Low MiddlinR clause,
july delivery, odd value; do July and August deiv
ery value: do August and September delivery,
seers: do. september and October delivery 2g
B4d sellers October and November delivery, ltotd.
buyers; do November and December delivery 23eta:
do January and February delivery Zs64d buyers; DO
February and March delivery 2s-o4d. value. -
d. m-Cotton- Futures closed hrm; Cpands Low Mid.
ling clause, July delivery, 2s0td value; do Juv ana
Auxnst dehvery 2.eld value; do August and septsm @
delivery sosid buyers Do October aud NoysmSes & de-
ery b25e4d. BUYERS do December and January delivery
z564d BUYERS: January ani Februay delivery. 2!'
64d values do. February and March delivery. SV-e4d
value. - ,,, ~ -,
Miidng ys; Good Ordinary. 9s net and gross recepss
bales. sales ~ bales stock s73 bales -
SAVANNAH. July 2I.-Cotton dull. Middllng. 9'+ Low
Middlng ga Good oriaasy iy, net and sross!recepts
NKw-ORLEASs July 2l.-Co;ton dull MiddinR, go Low
Mlddng y.16 Good Ordinary. gs nes aud gross r.
eipts i23 bales; sales 200 bales stock 2ol55 bales
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
STOCKS on THE FLOOR AND IN WASTE E.BAsKErs.

STOCKS on THE FLOOR AND IN wAsTE-BAsKETS.
Ever since Freling III. Smith, as receiver of
the Atlantic state Bank OF Brooklyn began HIS efforts
get back the Metropolitan National Bank S235
IN leans passed on by the latter George seney to
Nelson Robinson Co.. the securities deposited by that
firm the Metropolitan have been bone Of contention
President Denton. Of the Kings County Bank formerly
cashier OF the Atlantic Bank testified early In the pro-
cecdngs May 15 1884 the day after the Metro
poltan fa had obtained the securties consisting
Of East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Railroad Ohio
Central and other certificates OF stock and about
leaving the Metropolitan, when he stopped by Mr..
jacques who refused allow him TO take away tho
curities. Cashier McG0urkey, OF the Metropolitan,
swore oD Monday that there was no force used and
the that Mr. Denton should leave the ccrth-
Gates - - -.
Yesterday Mr. Denton recalled and testified that
when he went the Metropolitan he found Mr. Seney
greatly excited and that he demanded OF Mr. Denton
what he wanted at the bank l wish TO seo tho
was the answer. There were securities lying around
on the floor and in the basket Mr. Denton testified.
and Mr. scney grabbed up bundle of them and threw
them at mo- saying there they are.' picked up the
the bundle and going out when man, who after
ward learned Mr. Jacques, objected to my taking
them away He declared that he wished them kept
there. because of alleged overdraft made by the
Atlantic Bank did not know exactly what to do. 80
gave up the certificates Mr. Jacques went back into
Dir scney's the d0or was sJar they were stand
ing by window, and Mr. Sency was talking earnestly
Mr. jacques then out and insisted On my leaving
the certificates. did So"
The hearing WAS adjourned to August 80
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL July 2l-Provisioas Bacon Cumberland Cut
3la 3D. Long Clear Middes 21s 81, short Clear Mddlee
gss sd Short Ribs sa "a, shoulders, sis o. ger est
Pork-Prime Ness 5Is Od per boi Prms Hess Eastera,
COS Western 5zs Lard-American Sis. 81: Prime West
ern Bis Od. Lard Oil 3js %. nans-Long Cut 4ta ati
Shoulders 5ds 3D. Butter 7s Cd per ewt tor nest unitsd
Western spring 6s 9d Red Winter Is Cd a7s q.
per cenal >prins7s 0d; New Western Winter 7s ID
New Mixed western III California No. Is 0d q
Is. I'd, C.orna so IS ia d9s I'd, per caa,aL Pr,ducs
spirits rrpentne. 2Js III at L,nion. Sjs Oi Dsr
cwf efned Petroleum. 6T as gallon Clover Seed
American rliloy-3ls o per cwG Rosa
--Coninou, ia t lis. o DOs. Oi Lnseed Oh. "a
81. per cwL -, "a, 49, - so, -.
oSpoy July l--Produce-AusesdOl.2 22l los f2i IFS
per ton. Calcurta Linseed. AJs 81 pr luTter inseI
lake A7 gs1xs per ton, Keilei P.trolorn. o5l0
Cd Ger gsllon spirits OF rurpentile 2is 3D. pef cs.;
sperm OIL e0s pertol Ronn-Con noa 81 ID 0ts VI
American sugar lss. Sd pee cyt for Cioi ceaintdsh
polarzing o6. aud I5s 9LGIjS i'r cdJA Ad'SJ'Ap'"e
nuiuy afJaJ.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

ST. LOUIS July 2l.-Four dt,cr Xxx. s. 40dS2 5n xxx
s36jos 7j Family 81 j5 as3 81: ChoSe stpgSs' ".
2Red asn ST. OF o. July, II 02; August 81 o. y sep
tember 81 O2 sal 02Ia Corn duh Cash sc Julv ~ tt
August AS,.di3Ise. September, t3saib'sc. Oats iul
CASH lc July 2sa2s closing at - .c Augns
,sr Eggs steady a, aSla. FLAX
nj 81 : Hav steady unca Ssd Bran nrn at 80
;io Corn Mea, arn 50 III. WHISKY steady u 81 l3.
Pork $40 60 Buikmeats-Lon, Clcar - %: short no.
81 i5 SJ short Clear So rrn n 81 ~ ~
iscepts-Foar 2OOJ bbls. Wheat 10000 bmsaa ',oru.
* 900 busn. oats l.OOU busl i've. - DusL barley;
Om bush. shipments-rIour. 5.btr Doi%i whelk 5OW
bush, Corn. ll.OOO hush. oas 10000 odsL yA 2oo0
lusL; Barley. 800 bush.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

allowing her 81 GOO year aud permitting two OF the
children TO remain with her. In her recent application
she claimed that his income 100000 year and mao
been much , a..
Justice Donohue yesterday denied the application 1or
q stay pending appeal In the case OF August flntt
whose criminal conduct toward Kate Kayanagh giri OF
his conviction and sentence to two and hall years liz
the State Prison. ,
TIE final argument in the old suit in which the Third
Avenue Railroad Company seeks to Obtain perpetial
Injunction restraining the New York Elevated Railway
Company from constructing maintaining and operating
Its road heard by Judge Ingraham In the superior
Court yesterday John E. Parsons appeared ior tne
plaintiff and Colonel Edward G. James for the dcena-
ant. The decision was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
Market closing firm. Transferable notice


s1sDsa but a. .osss arc considered sht price:
:sdpS :Sd Ss Il s%s sss ssss ess;sss hoops
5 01 s aSe % small from
K sS;
i Sa s. S5Is cu9fue R% sisSsr for
saa SoSy
Saa'fls sna es
on Peppermint $, in tin and . .S * 2s @ in glsss :,
e 0s are 9gs and No. N 3 SS
q Grand asn sn = S0Rssi Ss for q"
fucks saec Essport Round 81 25ss2 So and Portland
''iIHSr PhoSk AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rules very dun
s pe
S o S & @ Sans
fIa 4 I. q wSss sS
ssS: Hsifs 80 gssssssi manly sss osssSS
so gs e 's
E1a s!a esea 90 g SSGa x
= o s sGSa e CO.. SS0s cs 81 q Rgs
4 = S sIs q & % e. S! % consa % s
faaGP Extra G snss' IS as @ Fair GooasS
I s0 Civ 3 XII fo1'S' o1 SinfE
sCG9 ATsf e ogss SS Safs T closing
ss Ei g III Coed s &c
s sales s SS s q 70
SsII: prices Yellow Western. s. OOS's 80
RAIN-WHEAT~Market feverish. nsetted and lower.
About ~ bush No Red In Clinton Wharf stores was
posted" on Change "sighy warm bis had depress
market Cash lots declined IA c and ruled
dli options opened heavy then declined dlc tnen
part OF the decline then fell back and closed
steady at the lowest prices light trade for export
bought 80 900 city Millers $4,000 bush saies
7U bush future 40 900 bush spot and 70 arrive IN
cudng No Milwaukee at Sic. anoit; No CHICAGO 9o@
3 &C. 'Ga a,si wT'ss lss
IN has s''.e!S sa'S =
si6i asI \ closing 81 OF !. do for september sos,
asi O3'- closing 81 Vi do for October 81 05Sa
closing at 81 OoL do for November 81 0!asl O q closing
at slWis do for December; 81 OssdsiOlla closing al
% lor toSrusiy closing :; Il 90 tSr March
srn 3 sSs'"s SsS tausaa HAIL. siais
Ley Dull. nominal and out Of season BARLEY Malt NAL.
sas ana 1sss1s ea.S s'pssa have
decline .:il back and
@ OATS Opened heavy saS lower iSsn
and the lowest price for August ard sept meer sales
$4,000 bush future. 10000 bush spot. including No
Mixed at 36c; No 2 36c including 900 bush for
sspG g. No. quoted saotsa It. SCI e d No. 1s @n ss
s69assc White do, Ssd4Sci White state = q l3ci No
Mixed for July S5sd35S.c. closing at 36ac. do for
Aasgst S7sdSs4c eIosns at S2'sei do fOr ssptember
s5 ii Ooc. shsrps 81 0oasi 10. Kyc feed. s5 egoc
NsDie supply OF Gram IN tho Uuitet states ami Canada
july "a s5se %essi Sssos SEX SSs Sa sasy ssyo h,s
July il 81 .ss5sSS 7a59227 s2ai.57s ioeloo 2oe457
July iS II73e5ss 64ssoi4 9.7s6.oio 22slsi aos.s74
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
LEGAL AMENITIES IN THE LAFARGE CASE

1t was lawfully hot" in the LaFarge refer
encc case yesterday. Referee Ward looked worn and
weary Miss Tiliinrhast went In her crOssexami-
nation. Lawyers Brown and Myers sat facing each
ether with less hope IN their faces. Lawyer
Myers asked a question. A peculiar facial movement
Affected Mr.. Brown.
"You are Laughing at me-" said Lawyer Myers to
Lawyer Brown.
Mr.. Brown looked axtonished. He mildly protested
yhat be was doing nothing rude he would not, could
pot do anything OF the kind Mr. Myers sorry that
Mr.. Brown should allow himself 10 descend 10 such
netnods WELL" said Lawyer Brown, "n you are
sorry Tor any thing have done, regret It,"
Referee ward poured several gallons OF oil on the
rodbed lawyers. then they expressed mutual admira
pon ior each Others abilities and the was adj
journed In due time until Thursday
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
CONDITION OF CERgAL CROPS.

ROCHESTER, July 21.-Crop reports from all
the winter and spring wheat growing States to The
American Rural Home Of this CITY, state that In the
North the winter wheat situation Is generally con-
sidered favorable. but Michigan alone raises crop
equal to that Of 1884. In Southern Illinois. Ohio MIS-
souri, Kansas Tennessee and Kentucky fhero mas peen
no Improvement in the last thirty days. In the two
latter States mers buying old wheat TO start
their mills. Tho spring wheat prospects ndicatc an
average crop IL the hot does not seorch It. inc
grass crop of the Northwest will not equal that OF 1854
Oats stand bountifully. Corn shows great improve
ment having made great gain In the last fifteen days
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
ro,a since Janl slol 2ooi72 si7O44095i sIsO747 sls
EUROPEAN FINAScIAL MAaxErt

EUROPEAN FIN NANCIAL Market
LONDON July 1-l2:3D .. m.-Cousols. o9h for both
ann the accounf United Fonr Per Cent Bonds
Ia ~ do -Four aud Half Per Cent Bonds 1885 Atlantic
and Great First Mortgage Trustees Certhcatcs
Ii Canadian Pacific 4G7s Erie lS do Second Consois
a,i Illinois Central 1929, Mexican Ordinary 232. At
Paul commen sOa Ncw.York Central 9sh pennsyivania
52; Reading. 7't , ,., - -.
count. - -. A.. .-..
Ipm-Consos o. 7.j for both money and the account;
Atlantic and Great First Mortgage Trustees Cer
utcaes 23s Canadian Pacific i9i4 Eric i3 do Second
f'.nsns 81 a. New. York Central 91Is
In-TRe amount bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng
Iapn on balance to-dzS IA t3oOOJ
. N I'D on BAY Company lIis ~. -. q, ,.
QnOto Three per cent Hchtos NJ Oh Hsnos
q ceuttne, O the
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

A decree OF divorce WAS granted yesterday
by Justice Donohuc In the Supreme Court at the suit OF
Annie Fox against Richard X Fox proprietor Of The
Potes GGsete. Alitnony at the Of 100 year is
given 10 the plaint and also the custody Of their
fiIreu An allowance for council fees II also made.
e complaint 1t Is set forth that he unfasth full aud
Helen Dow was made correspondent divorce suit
Hkun By tho u1fo several ago, but settled Mr.
1s1 nivinx her zeal ostate IN wcschcster County,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO July 2i -Tns Drorers Journal CIts-
Receipts shipments 1000 mead weak,
Exports j0ds5 90 Cows and Mixed 81 4Udss 5 Stock.
srs So 90aS4 2O Feeders 81 9Oas4 90 Texans 81 10
81 20
Hogs-Receipts 10000 Shipments 5000: market active,
Rough - 20ds4 40 Pacgma aud shiDplng 81 400
81 6O Light. 81 200s4 SO skps. - 0Oas4 To-
Shsep-Recepta 1900 head shipments 800 heat market
Inferior 81 rs ~ 60 ~ 0oGsA l0 Lambs
81 OOaS2 6u
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22

FOREIGN FRgITs-Rasins are firm currants higher
Go,S Fl a or sss for Tsis
Old Turkey Prunci s'.qshci currants. 4'ssiscs CIT
GUNNY cLorH-Firm and in fair demand at saiIc, as
HEMP. so-Maala Hemp has moderate sale at &C. and
ssal di4c Juc Butts duh at 'sdl7sc for paper
"n 2 Sb d's fss liberal and
sre sesy with @ very lar demands PsecaSs fsss
ping grades. 7oSsoc straw-No l. a6ssi ooi No. and
niDr s-common descriptions have continued in fair de-
MErAis~ihe general market was quiet and essentially
unbalanced steel rails arc sun quoted az w, ana some
sG and
delivery issued at sl6 Tin quiet ad sedy spot At s2
5 5s
rss "a az easy e. nominal
spot aud for t1res months m,arcs baltimore and
lie Baltimore g looc! do 0riOrd At loSSc LEAD
ARM Arm a. a. a domestic ana foreign s0@0' Spe'er
for Cuba at lssc 70. soS .sst ,
and 81, 9U S eaS s % 81 q for to
Os"Inseed in jopOlng demand at y a4sc for City
;oSons sale at 80 s35c Crude and sst3c for Refined
summer Yellow Prime City Lard. o2aoS Crude Menhadcn
OCEAN rREIoHrs- continued good demand
tone to s'' va: sympathy with sI.ItsrnS
ns IsS
SS ssnss s sasd I'll
MARsEILLEs hence Italian bark $500 bbs crude oil,
2s. ~ d HAVANA hence schooner IA 900 cases
bark with coal 81 90....M0 TEvIDEo. hence british
Wick schooner With uaber 81 Is .coLoN. lrom
baltimore. bark with lumber, r,s4...ADR!ATiC. 81 nom
a;:. sHANGmAE, hence ship 60 600 cases refined OIL
10000 bbs renned oil. quoted at 20. 71d puNKIkK.
hence Norwegian bark 200 bols refined oil b.
LONDON, hence, steam y 900 bush srain stdi ooo
bush oats, 02s 3D. GLASGOM steam. hence, 4sOO0
bush gr q, ia BORDEAUX. hence steau 10000
bush grain. 1i4c .
trading exporters buying sgarlngly Prices have firm
support and material change. SaleA 200 Dds ~
ssOo ior Clear Back aud sll 30 Tor Mesa Mess quoted
Family Mesa sii asSsli iS Extra PRIME % so; Gear
Back sl2 50Ssi4 20... BEEF7 mere con larss du.i
IIdti Nc q In nron s25. Extra India NeeA er 00o
tl0 00 Extra Mes $40 00 Packet ell oSAel300 fAnvs
New-York tribune., 1885-07-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-YoRK Tuesday Jnly y2l.-BEEvIs.- Receipts were
OF 156 head, ali at OOthet. nd all consigned
4 Metzger. Notradc In Live Cattle Feeling steady.
Dressed Beef In far demand at S0)c for Ordinary 70
Prime, and Choice sold In high lUc.
No shipments Of Live Stock Fresh Meat from this port
CALvEs-About $50 Live Calves were received mainly
Buttcrmlks and for these there to-day veals
firm with Choice Jerseys selling &C. and few
cases even higher figures were reacLe l.
Dressed Calves rather SLOW at 7aloc FOR City Dressed
Veas 62 e0c for Country Dressed wt Dressed
and buttermi.ks selling At 4dhc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recopts were cars OF 992 head
sears ct Jersey City and at 6s The 6Othst stock
arrived too late to be cold At JERSEY City there ~
held over from yesteray was .od but At lower
wanted Common to Far sheep sold At ssa4tc. ID car;
at 5a6c few exceeding 5c; and carload Of Pennsy
vanias also brought &C.
Dressed Mutton in moderate request 6asc very hte
Prime STOCK being Dressed Lambs quiet at 9dI2c
saIes-J Sadfr Co; 533 Virginia Lambs 81 D at
&c l99 Pennsylvania do 62 ID at 5c ia DO 81 n, at
&C.; lei Kentucky 81 n. &c 2i9 do 6i n 5c III
90 ~ ct &c l9 Kentucky Sheep ia b at &c l56 do,
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