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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-29
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILi DELPHIA SrOO2x
Rs0lried III 10 IN 4. UAyis o.. II KILS.
Bid. Asked.

TUESDAY, July ESP. NJ
Influenced by Yesterdays late announcement OF the
proposed terms for the final control Of the West Shore
property the Central and Hudson Company, buoy
aud den marked the opening Of business at the
Stock Exchange this morning The first prices almost
universally showed or less OF advances upon last
evenings figures Transactions began at 10 o'clock at
the fall of the chairmans gave in tremendous uproar
Naturally 1t was Central and Hudson and Lake
Shore which attracted the principal attention and
toward which the greatest expectations In the way OF
higher figures pointed First figures not disap.
pointing because they per cent higher for both
stocks than last night; but from the first prices (which
proved he the highest OF the day. there steady
decline Of Il and % per cent Twothirds of the whsie
days business in those stocks done In the hrst
hour After that they were dull, but calculating, and
finally closed a per cent lower than yesterday. inc
movement OF the granger stocks was after the
fashion already described; tho first figures showed
advance, and tho best OF the
day; the subsequent declines for Northwestern
and st. Paul amounted to q and per cent and later
fluctuations left them with final losses OF 26is per cent
Missouri Pacific ruled specially weak; 1t opened Y up
at 81, sold down to 81 and closed at 9l's. Manitoba
ruled exceptionally strength opened L. higher at lo3,
sold up to 1O5 and ended at 1913 Central OF New
Jersey and Delaware. Lackawanna and Western were
strong all the way out although the Dcawars, Lacka-
wanna and Western after the opening declined per
cent. There was funny business done In Manha
Until after IL o'clock there was not quotation
for the stock. After that there rapid move
ment from 954 to 90; 9si2 was bid
FOR 500 shares without transaction, then 9s
was bid several times for 900 shares. but upon new
Offering to sell 500 at this figure the bidder re-
Piled that he bidding for 900 shares and not for
any part the next sale 100 97i2 then 100 90
and FIN ally 500 at 81. The feature OF the last
hour the large dealings in aud sharp adj
vances made for Erie and Union Pacific
stocks so that Erie, with final sale at 15a shows
gain of per cent and Union Pacific after 49, at AZ
shows gain OF g per cent in the early dealings Union
Pacific declined from AZ to 40. Western Union was
!ay active Ga and 65as and closed at G5as-a
gain Of g. OF course there good deal o. gossip
and exchanging opinions OF the effect OF uncture
between Central and Hudson and West Shore and there
end of calculations and figures put forth, from
Interested sources to show the benefits TO DO derived
therefrom; rumors OF other combinations also were
plenty, among them o report that the Penn
syvania and Erie railroads have made traffic agree
nen for years." But the general market did not
close strong
Government bonds very quiet and the market
steady at the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-29

So for short 100 hb's Family Mess gu ~
81 ctr az. ss'y rs Il Esss Fn
s ps$y
Quoted SCI M i; very cry
quoted piiccs sales 1900 ricEied Jams 10 lo'c: %
q4s:S dSS. . Piesled shoulder
Smoked fans li40li'.c MIpDLEs- neh Az 81 "a
Tor western delivery Long cle S%s l' c. Short Clear
Rs and ~ G,a.-rs sSae n.gsei aga H. 4, "its i
sy 2 a:s%!
slecuia fairy there Is moro doing IL spot
sales les Choice arIy soa0s &c 100 tcs august,
g. c. closing SS 500 ics October ioIc.
Der closing o city ss saGs
oetSc saes 200 .ss at oe l'enned Continent quO'se
% have far Tse other wS.s SS T TSs
isc; Esia Dairy su VIZ ~
ern Factory, ma. It Is weak saS
ss%era ss as 1loS M % Nigh; stm
Sdec; Western aat iat Wen sast med
ar and prices firm n Carolina nr9ms and
c. choice Osa0Sc fancy heao. o's07c: nangoon; ss9
44c duty paid. and Z1a2sie. in bond Patna' 4't@oo'
aap na%asss TO- Co.
sales $500 bDls; stock, 80 bbs Market steady old
sEEDSC dul and al at G9lCc for Clo'er
and Il 7OdS 10 for Timothy to qualify Lnseed 81 %
sPICESNo business has been reported In wholesale
and only moderate IoDbng inquiry Is no lcr anu no
prices REMAIN steady singapore Pepper l03@ oe Wne
43ed4ic; Mace 81 dlJc CGssla, 6l. saigon rolls 3ig
Sc aud chips, Zanzibar Cloves lU<o loaci AIT
cln Ginger. Sc Cacutt O., 5ieaJc ....,. ,oo,,r,
5kINs-The sn,is have impfoved AMI steay iceniS
holders Of ptOns Ne quote Goat Anu
lection, 400. Mat unOras do era Iuz 10
sJc Buenos Ayres do, &c ayta do, ~ nc ouIta"
do, 81 2c. Cape 2jc.; Madras per SKIN oOc fstha uo
SOC; Central American trimmed, 26c.; do not TRAINED
&c; Sisa 3Oc Ansostura . c.; Para 5oc Puerto Cd
bellO. 23c. $500
sTLAiiIN E-slow and nominal city quoted 7'saSc'
Ole0marg 'rine CSC
sUGAR-Raw quiet. irregular and unsettled. Falr. 10
good sd5 J-l5c; $50 test Centrifugal Son which
sis stated that two OF Centrifugal had peen
sold KennCd Liily active Il easy iticcs loi SONS
grades cut loaf and Crushed GAdo'sc; POWDERED o@U
&C.; Granulited. BSc Cubes bt- Standard n sc
Mould ~" 7Gc. Co.fectoners a." DING &c; on
a." 5,c White EXtn, "C.' 5'Ic Extra u o'5ci "
6Aa51c; elbow 43aq5c.
IALLOW-rirm AID fairly active. Prime city quoted
at S-lG jiac. sales. L 1000 bbls. 5lGa! tc. go -
TOBACCO-Secd Leaf stu very quiet. sales. 100 cases
1884 Pennsy private terms lUO cases 1851 ao '
90 SS4 sew nsand, havana seed private teim
!, Si Ohio aci 900 bales Havana ooc %. 20
q bales sunatra 81 2OG<l 60 KENTUCKY quiet ana 10
a great extent nominal at unchanged prices -, ~,
Wool Prices firmly maintained. with shght 40.
the Tmer grades and Uetrr feeling seems
TO pcfyalc thc demands have Improved ana
the ayce- from ami pna Indicate incrcrseI
sales Mem Cal foi MIA ana ertitOry nave
sold al IL &c; AN OHIO fleece. 32c; y do 3Oc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-29
SAFE or Trade

BuyrlLo y. y July 2s-Fegr sieaiy. sale. 600 bbls,
$40 o~s s"S, lCo9 S n st6 at a ~ ON cn
sS Corn over I-e' car .o'' Sfey stess and a9lsS
2 gy nSsSicecd Rniroad freight. 5c Corn
2Lcs Oat. 5s.c. Flour 1gc per obl Harley &c
nccep'fonr 100 b6 Wheat 81 0oo o%s9 II, cor;
b5s $4,000 BUSH Corn $4,000 BUSH OATS $4,000
bush ~
vo.roy july 2s-Pour auct Western Snpernnc ~ IS;
ASSOC EKtra IS 90; Patent sprint Wheas 80 oOa
50 -. Patent Winter Whoats - 6ods5 o. corn nniet
sisane' ost, 9c,. 10 White BE. No WGlts 800.
SnoI. ana Mnf, si9sy Eastern c
i'rn $4,000 bush. Oats 1900 oush shorts 100
du mil' o%sri ssrss ana 500 Pt so DO
5oss. q, do Ram" ,;s =, rio E sra anus
Family IS 7s DO s%peTl osNr
s saTr red "a soJc, do A@,r g, ssl co. 80
Sa.P No %s'ssP %s 5s s$ Ssst
&c oon,oaner9 higher we',srn Ws,GTn
WIed snot ami Juv. u aaj2S August 81 la c SEP
,e%be western w "' 81 s se DO on nxs a
"e NO., PORK s's oS Is Gisa'
i.:S5 Obs' tsOOo nash Corn. looo nn,na oats
O5s Wheat. Da,h 5000 e1,n n oats 1000
M Mnae S"s ,akers $ 5iSs - paoais
Wheat HI her sales rangrd: lny
ton sea00e. closing at BOG No. spIns p ' No
S,s sDTnG and active S cash jSv aS4Sc
Al c.; August i3iiGi5lsc.. closing NJ 45',c seplc,noe
451 closing Al iJLc Osts urn; sales RANGED
cash Sic. July. 32S,aJic. closing az 5ie' Augnsc
Bariev-No 2. "a aUJc Pork higher Cash no Dtig
Jun $40 2sdSU 90 closing at SlO2o August slu t2V
so2 closing at $40 u 20 sg'empsr, 81" onic
saies Cash al 52i2a 10 90 july. 81 20; AuRusI
s. 80 a ~ u septenbcr III doas6 laJ Bulknoars-
shoulder. 81 :6as 5o shor, h,o sides sides % oooS
bDlss WheaL $4,000 BUSH Corn - 900 ouslLi oatt
o 900 Rye 5000 Dush. Baiey. lOOo Smpln'at5
bn.s osu> SjUvJ fyc 1000 Uusa, barley LOCO
Lush.
CIycIyxAu July - Flour quiet and easier Family.
al 25ass 30: Fancy 81 6Ops 80 Wheat weak No 2 Hci
No 2 Mixed. 4iAai7 L2c. oars arm No Mixed 53tc
Ityo-No Fan III lac. Barley Extra No spring ooc;
PORK steady at $40 ~, LAM M nImer At - 80
Bacon 1niet steady 72a 5nortrib 81 AZ;
rS 81 o. Whis~ey dull and unel lnsed Az 81 ~
Hogs urn: Common aud Light - !9st ~, Pack
ing Butchers lj6ti 7J receipts. OIL hsiL siJ'
uent-. IA neat
Dgrgon July 2S.-whest weak. Ma White ~ PC cash
Jny. Dt1.c: August. iaca No = Red cash ana
Juy 9js.ci August gG1o. Sopt"mbsr. oS2o. 10
Ited Rcccpts $4,000 hush. Corn-No = 4Sc. JAS
No. White. 3-c.. No 2 33',c
MILWAUKEE. july % Wheat easier No Cash SECS
August $40 september. ~ c Corn dul oats hrn Nc, .
81 &c. Ryc-No 80 go Baricy-No, 0biac iovislohs
Prnle steam Juv 81 55' August 50 81 Butter
Choice lldl3c Choese-Best cream ,m =. ~,
Ergs-Fre. l2di2iac. Rccepts-Fonr ooOo bbl. Whead
2D 900 bush. Barley 800 bush shpmoGts-fiour' o''o
Sbls Wheat. 5000 bGsh. Barley. 5000 bush.
PgoIIA III. July 2s.-coru que HIGH Mixed a aetScj
No Mtred. AIdi4ac. Oals DALI No White 32D
sac: 40 Mixed. s0laa3ic RYE dull; No. osnovo.
Rcceptcorn bu.h Qat, 1oo Kys S0o oR Ry
oUC busn.
PHuApglFuA Jaly 23.-R1our-rhs demand was siowan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July % (SpeciaD.-A trifing de-
Of LA bushels Of wheat too fra basis to
build high prices upon and there steady decline In
the first hafhour to-day. weakness abroad was suf-
cent to offset the vague rumOrs OF rust. drOuth and
chnch bugs in Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska and the
pressure was all one way. September wheat opened at
S9 and dropped to ss7s cents, with October OK
off selling at Oils cents. Corn steady and
provisions trihe up light receipts About III o'clock
lot OF shorts with Jack Cudahy as leader con-
cluded cover and result prices went up fraction.
ally. The early loss was trine more than recovered
and after that prices remained steady, but without
feature. The covering that assisted the rise was aided
by late crop reports, stating that great Injury nSu
already been done by the excessive heat and as there
no Immediate prospect OF let up more damage
might safely be anticipated The chnch bugs also
while all Minnesota and large portions OF Nebraska were
turning brown hue account Of the rust In the wheat
elevated cent and October went from 81 cents 10
Oh cents. Corn sympahized and advanced fraction
and the that running wheat strengthened
pork. 1.-The hogs are dying not only III the cars ny
thousands said sweerer in the provision pit. but
IL is 80 hot that they melting by the waysie and
don't look for arrivals Of amount for several weeks
Indeed IL not for the stock on nand there might "a
actually danger Of pork famine. He was FIRM In tue
faith aud proceeded 10 buy thousand september az
an advance OF l7ia cents over the opening.
IL be figured that the maipulaVrs VIII De Inucn
ahead. Tue effort effect D." corner In tis cereal
was originated by Peter NcCeoch and through Brokers
and Harvey he hcgn to deal IN April Ii did
his way. however though he was nothing out ana
in June the burden was taken By kanmerer, Morse
and Ward Co for Peoria clique san t. be headed "
the newly appointed postmaster. John W irrcn Al
o'clock the close August wheat $40 cents sep
tember 9Ois cents; August corn, io4 cents septem-
s9r aSa sas A ar P5fA s. s. fhs
close for the day at $50 o.cocs was August wheat
s76s cents September wheat s97s cents August corn,
$40 20: September pork $40 27a August lard. 50 SO,
September lard, So 67i2-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-29

NEwYORK, Tuesday, July 2s.-BtEVES- Receipts were
20 car loads all Jersey which 20 Export
fr the stcamcr spain cars Tor cry su
3 tO-mOrrow's fkrL No Trade IN Live atue
Ieerg steady with fair supply Ieported Tor tom9rrow
ressed Beef demand at 2c or loAhs sides anu
Choice Naive caTcasses Win lhieTlor
selling a. low "a i2c. , -.
badly demorsiyci. Best Americ IN Lave tat" are
quoted 1t l. &c Reg eIHtor Beef At 7lgd9c
shipments to-day 100 1.-Two cattle Oh the hes'erm ~ N
Goldsmith - -. -.
CAVES Abou, calves were received today az
Washington Market. Feeling steady win Prime chs
se ling az GdGL and few Choice and EXTRA AZ 'sGotc
pre-s. Calves IN rather hight supply Dut ellhg Slowly Wy
Goa &c COR oanIy Dressed Neais GDtc for ty Dressed
Gc for Bu,termilk Calves the latter an extreme
quotation. -,
head and ambs arrived WASHINGTON Market There
he II over from ycstefdAy 40
tfn ~ GIth.st Jer-ey CIV were dIoeh !o
cl.af stale and there we're buyers sueeht 10
take 4 r. lusf about ycstcs,ay'- closing ngufeS.
No ether hsep southern LAMBS onercs.
t,10d sheep sold AZ 3 -JG - 4oi foor 10 FH
Iainb- al - 2iG.5 and % lTime Jerseys az q 70
1h- dead meat market. following In the wake OF nc,N
were 695 ~ for Dressed Mutton anu o@lio io'
Sas y rldcock part yesterday 22l OHIO sheep 90
T. nj 4lc "a Kentucky los d. nj 3tc ~ co. w 10 ~
r ~ -, ~ al - so 1893 do - n at '4c 20 Nr.
eina dt nj &C - DO ~ n, II 3icI w. hrhtucky
Iius iii n At Gi,c. do. ~ - &C. 49, DO . 10 a. .e
do g. at 3isc. SO Virginia do d" d. nj 0.c a'9 no.
D., n al ne; 10 do Dc. lUl 10 - ~ al sac 80
\ sadlcr & .Jl Indiana sheep. lO I'd, AZ - 80
100 do ~ No. az tsc 2sG Kentucky Lambs. 90 ~ at &c -
Newton Guot 80 ohio sheep - ID, a. ic: "a 90 80
IS u % At - 10, 30 do 10 u al<f ~ 100
do :. n AZ 1 Lc. 20 d.. 81 n at 81 %.
Ivcrltt 4 Cos - Jersey lamb. 20 n, at hi9c
" Applegot a Co 10 Jefscy Lambs % %. at &C.
q oiitrr & COS 25 state Lambs lcns 80 70. 1T 3isc
noes" Receipts wee - 500 head cars at 10Th
a And caf- \ Jersey CIV F..ing nrm, and Lave Hogs
arc quoted nomlnaliy higher At ~ 70Gsj -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-29
l,rr srocK MAnKEr-nY rELEnRApn.

CHICAGO Iniy - IN Drorer Jotrnai rep'rt, crn,
Eccrut- hrad shipments 2rlu mead natSN .cshy;
tpoits oa-b -. cows ana MiNcl ISe>i so St2c <
rrs - 6a.I %. Feeder, - - IL % Texans - 80
$500
Rough Mixei ~ - 80 Pacsng and Shppins ~ tOG
,. - llsht u 80 q - uV ~klDt - ma - .
h>ep-ilcreiptN i.5uJ head shipments hrtf market
srany InirnuI - - 20 NaycA Il JOGsI 10 IcAihA
Buy,Lo. July 2S.-Ctrie-R "ceot' today u nebt 9ta
fnr B'bi head NJ tur tN week +1"o
hsld cDu.iguel throIzI - cars mlrN"t we!het
clDic, ,Iasj % ,tO'Eors All Feeders
sfls4 -
sep- Receipts TODAY 200 head total Tor week thus far
luuO neal sanc $1,000 heal consiSned
through. 10 cars marAei lower and dull' Meiinm -
Good. 2sGfi 4J 0uVl 10 Choice - 'odsi -o spring
Lambs g 3Ua5 -. ~ -
If1ys- f,-iay LOO head total for week nus Tar
4 30 head lai week. l-'Oo heiH con
med through IS cars oi whoa 10 10 Ne@ York; market
active. Medium Fair lOlkcrs ~ 3,dtt 80 bOOl 10
Choer - sd, 90. GRADES - - 20. rigs
- ina.4 80. - .-o, .,,...-.,.
NJ. LouiA July s-crre-a"ccipt,. 800; Shiomenis
4 sOHsi 90. bD'd @ CANOE
shipping. ~ ,bdsj %. Far T. Mediun. - OO0si OV
S1~"e-i,e,eIpt, o 100 .apnent, 100 common - No
dunn .Ota , d q Far - cnOict - 10 as % -
Grg. Ite,.pf. 1OOD -npurntS J. 800 IighL 81 600
a 49, Pa .tng ~ 70 a 81 80. HEAVY. Il OJdsi 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-29

In State bonds Tennessee compromise issues we're IN
of city bank stocks Fourth National sold 90 at III and
Merchants Exchange 80 at s2la.
The market for railway bonds was active only In spots
aud prices generally frm with exceptional sharp
advances. Tue feature Of the dealings was Erie second
cOnsols the transactions amounted to S26ooOOo and
the ranged from 50a at the opening TO jse ac2
and I'll at the close against 5ss last evening west
SeS to- sn Di e GsS" al AZ Canada southern t S.
rose per cent 100 and the seconds atvauecd from
mp e at 1879 aud the convertibe'
we're up . at ic24 Apcrean DOCK Tx 1 AMI
Mountain IS were of u at 73%. East Tennessee.
dG ths aGS .I ro.e both weTe
active Nsw-York, Chicago aud - Louis nrst 6u were
zig per cent to liz the console werc steady at G2s and
Denver. Rio Grandc and Western nrsts were uP per
Texas aud Pacific incomes we're per cent higher AL 59
Northern Pacific rsts were firm at lo3a, oregon Ril-
way Navigation nrsts at ll2%. and oregon Trans
continental hrsts at 80.
The sul-Ircasury to-day received from the banks
$59lJOOO n .0d coin or certificates and gave III ck-
change that amount OF fractional silver coins or GER
tic te calling Tor H. Bat It's today's statement makes
sary To remind tho department tina. when Il known
mat its fail to be exact they are not worth
gained rl.02l.GoO on balance male up 10y coin gam
Of S2S9S less ra1!eney ,. OF ~ paS
msnis S9l4Oi3 currency bdlince' S22ils'2l3 coin
Money worked easy at l. per cent at the opening
The Clearing House statement to-day was follows
Exchanges, $sl ,9G3.36 balances S!03O.ssG
The United states Treasury at Washington today re-
ce,ed Sj 5000 National hank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were sGB3,c23 aud tho internal
revenue receipts were Slil31-.
The foreign exchanges duh and rates steady at
quotations for business as follows: Bankers bills,
II 50 and ~ s6l for long and short sterling respectlye
IL; 52lll and J.IJ3s for francs; 9iL2 aud JsA ior
rechnhrks; 3J7s and 10 for guilder-.
In London British cOn-Ols opened 1-lG lower. hut re
covered AMI closed AT 30 GIG Tor both money and ac-
count United states bonds were D lowcr at 1904 for
"a and 1853 for il2k American railways opened
higher responsive to yesterdays advance IN the home
markets aud went still higher after receipt Of our to-
days early quotations. but the market not erthu-
sasc over yesterday developments. At Paris French
3 per cents declined to -O.97l2
fhs Ontario silver Mining Company has declared It's
IO0th dividend OF $4,000 for June, payable at the
transfer agency Mcssrs Lounsbery Co.. Mills Build
lug July 81 INST Transfers close July %. Total divi
dends TO date SG,5750OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
Nuv a

Ns"-iohh. july 20
The principal feature of the Produ.e Ex.
change statement OF the visible supply Of grain the
United States ans Canada east OF the Pacific SLOPE this
week is the large increase In wheat compared with
the previous week. and tho rye oats corn,
however. also showing decline Of moderate tmpor.
lance The Chicago statement MAKES out small loss In
wheat but the gain hero Is due largely to the Inclusion
OF Baltimores stock OF wheat afoat The ngures for
annexed: Wheat, 81, 539,325 bushels increase OF
56S3s6 bushels; corn 6.s27657 bushels, decline Of
22S 1863 bushels oats, 2,3l2566 bushels decline OF
649soa bushels total grain, 54s bushels net
There was special activity In the grain speculation
to-day, although at times tho trading spirited
Wheat opened weak under the influence Of cable advicee
rejecting good crop reports but later
ing As the short interest had accumulated TO con-
siderable extent Was comparatively easy matter for
the bulls by little bold buying, to effect sharp al.
vance in prices. The export business within shade
OF absolute stagnation. Options ended with gains Of
Ia cents for July and for August at 99l cents Of
for september at 81 O and October at 81 O32 and OF
lie Tor November at 81 U3i2 Cash wheat was shade
lower Corn was strong throughout, with cash lots up
LOS cent and an export demand Inclusive Of
special deliveries for next week. shown BY
engagements Of over 100000 bushels Options
gained Sass cent at the following prices: August
o23e, September 527s, October 1888 and November 80
cents The market for oats nrm but featureiesst
options ended better for July 1854 H better for
August at 322 and September at 3lss and unchanged
for October at 81 s. cents little more life was do
yeoped In the provision market Lard ended ct slight
fmprOy In price.
At NewYork. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day were: Wheat. 229,343 bushels;
corn. 1o399o Ousheis oats O37 oushes total gram
425 40l bushels; -FOUR 1876 barrels The arrivals az
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis were: Wheat. ll7T6l
corn, 2S POT bushels oats 143 $50 bushels;
total grain, 544.2Is bushels: Hour. l7.445 barrels.
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unsatisfactory. but offerings Of desirable trade brands
super s30oes3 IS, 10 Extra IS s7s9 IS Penusyvanis
81 sos Delaware Family GS5 Winter Wheat Patent
export demand light car lots dun and steady No Red
Delaware IN export elevator ss No. Pennsyva Ia Red.
In grain depot. 81 OOH No. REQ July. y3}934 &c:
August 49, y4isd94sc; September. 96a4c. G9ic;
October 98Ld93iAc Corn-The market closed quiet;
car lots were quiet AMI prices unchlnged: steamer
No Mixed 10 grain depot 81 tci Steamer No Yellow.
In grain depot. 55c; No yellow track 81 &C. No
Mixed IN grain deuoL Sac no. track &c. quoted IN ex
port elevator 50 No Mixed Julv 62ad &c. August
o. na5Jc. september j3063lc october. 3d. djic. Oats
car lSts Iower; Rejected White g, s Pennsyyania No
bite &c; July So0to,ac; August 81 49, ac sep
BUSH; Corn. 1000 basn oats. 10000 bnsn shipments
81. LOUIS. July 2s-Four nuiet Xxx s. 4O9s2 so xxx.
$500 0s3 % Family 50 JO0s3 05; Choice SIS 81 - %;
Fancy $. 50d5 90 Patents 81 15a s5 40 Wheat higher No
tember 81 00'.dtl 0O7 lower; 42c Juv 42c;
August 42hdi2asc. September, 42Sai22ic. Oats dull:
Cash 25l &c., July 25d2Gc closing &c. August
81 Rye duh &C j4c Barley steady 30U70c But
ter unchanged Eggs.steady at 7G7s Flax seed stesiy
ut 81 s. Hav steady AMI unchanged Bran firm at 40
SIC Corn Mea nrm So 80. WHISKY steady ~ 81 10.
Pork. $40 80. Bukmsats-L0nz Clear 81 oj Short Rib
S. 3Oa5 So Short Clear So o. LarJ trD So 4o0S6<
Receipts-FouE 5000 bbss Wheat $4,000 hush. iiorn
5000 Dusn. Oats $4,000 Lush Rye. 1000 Barley
900 bush ShiDmcnts-Fiour 1000 bots. wheat l0DO
bush Corn. $4,000 busL- Oats 5000 bash; Hya 1000
bush; Barley. 500 bush
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Or P8)O ICG
Per North Riser. Vessels anf IL tNrJrh
NLw-YonK July %. 1885,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NEW- 1UKk, JIIy =. I77Is
CoFFEE-spot Rio quiet and steady: FAIR sssc Options
qnict and to 10 points lower sales 1900 Gags clos
Ing steady as follows July 7l5a1 20 august
September slJd720 October 7.2Od1.25 November I-o
also December 1900 80. Mild Grades steady TOO bags
Maracabo, said private terms by auction 1880 mats
Padang skmmings 52anc
Co0PERA GE sToCK-Ihis market continued dull and
QuoaDy unchanged.
CORDAGEhad moderate outlet the basis Of 1910 for
Manila and &c for Sisal.
CEMENT-Lte no business OF Importance has been re-
but Rosenaae steady 90c Rondout and
ST. for New.for English 81 bOd$2 10 German,
50 50aS2 70i American. 81 % G$2 80 Roman - 1a1s
CHICCORY-In continued fair demand at 134dSc. for En-
glish and 3D. dj7.c. for German.
fair obbng trade was reported at steady figures
Maracaibo 81 d2sc Trinidad 10 2dl6ic; Bahia. lsdl CT
san Domingo ii &c; Guayaqui i69dl7c Caracas 10
lgc.
COTTON-Spot Cotton &c higher bu quiet at the advance
Sales 6i2 bales GAP evening" all for home consumption
Receipts the today 1856 bales since september
800 bales against l75l27 for the same period last
season,
The quotations according to American classification
afaIIa.
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and steady M 5p0sac for round lots; selected large -
considerably higher.
BEEswAxA liberal supply Offering and demand Light - -
The daily average receipts o. Nlk and Cream ct tho
rlou railroad distributing points IN ana near the city
i9r inc week have bccu fDioSG Eric. 4jbD cans OF
nk 20 cans OF Condensed MIX 200 OF Creams
Harlem 1857 cans Of Mix ans Mikj
Onari0 2tlo cans OF Mix, ITO OF condemned MIX
aid le cans Oh Cream; SusqueIanna and WeserD l4Y0
Gans OF MIX and ~ cans OF ream Hartford and Now
MIX and 70 cans OF Cream Now York City and Northern
cans OK MIX and by miscel short routes loo
cans OF MIX and 20 cans OF Cream. The total daily
SUPPLY has been "a 2o9 cans q MIA 2 Of Condensed
MIX and oO4 cans of Creom The
70 the increased supply and the railroad
platforms has sold for fron 81 TO So