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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARAE1S
rEA1r,REs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

II T-G
The speculation in wheat continues TO rest in the
bands of professional operators. Yesterday the trans
actions In options fell below 1900, 600 bushels The
zach market was 1894 cent easier and on the de-
cline shippers were freer buyers, taking $4,000 bushels
Beyopd the buIsh influence of the larger export
movement the cables favorable to higher prices
and reports of wet weather abroad and rain III The
Northwest were Strengthening influences. Yet the
options were opened only is cent higher Tor september
a, "a b-e and unchanged Tor December az % cents
and the latter month made a further gain OF Only
.-l6 cent The selling of the West started "a response
bere and september dropped to 81 and December to
So 5-s cents August was hammered vigorously III
the expectation that receipts would be Tree III daH
or two and the last price ga oo cents scores net
lnss az / cent The other months closed down
IL for september at 81, 3s for December AZ 80 90
and ia cent for the other months as follows October
50 i.e November. % SIS, and May, lo9O, 81 l.
Corn on the spot ruled steady with engagements
Of no 600 bushels for export. The options varied
no more than 1-s614 cent and the close was virtually
unaltcred Al for August, AZ o-S Tor HepteIoe anu
AZ "a cents for December - -,
Oats were irregular. but 10000 bushels were TAKEN
for export. The options closed unchanged az - Ia
Tor August &c :s for september, 2o a Tor October'
os "a for November and 20 5-o cents for May lo9O
There were sales OF $50 tierces OF lard on the spot
hut whether for export not could not DE learned.
The optlons were dun but shade higher at - o2 Tor
sentsmber SO 40 for October, 30 20 fOr November,
ana ss6 25 for the next two months.
The receipts OF grain and Hour reported yestelasy
a. follows Wheat, 243,32l bushels corn @Ua'i9o
bu.bels: oats no 637 bushels; total gram Uis, loo
bushels: -four 5,445 packages. Al Chcsso' M nWau,
10 and 81 Louis the arrivals were Wheat, ~: OoO
hushels corn Gal 1897 bushels oats, -. 20, Duehels
sotsi grain 30 664 bushels; Hour II oos osrieis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Aug. 2O-Catte Receipts for past twenty
hours 100 the week thus far, 1880 for sans
Tine last week . $50 consigned through, 100; 10 New.
York none; sale, 200; market duh and unsettled
Sheen aud Receipts for past twcntyfour hours.
GOD: total Tor week faF. 20 200 for dine ass
week 10 600 consigned through. fOOa % New-hOfk (;
on sale 1000 fair demand az lower rates. logs-Re.
CENTS for past twenyOur hours $40; total for week
thus far % 100: for time last week. 23iOO; con-
signed through SOCIAL TO New York; on sale. 400;
Chicago Union stock Yards. Aug. o0--"The DFovers'
Journal" reports Cattle-Receipts. 10000 shipments.
o4OO Market slow but steady. Beeyes - 500
- 65 steers eSas4 so; stockers and feeders - soa
10 10 cows bulls and mixed, ~ 10aS3 %; Texas cattle
II $3.50 Is: natives and halfbrceds. ~ 25qS3 S.
iiogs-IIcceipts . 600 shipments, 1000 Market Sc
higher for good hoQs. Mixed 80 9jGf3 40; heavy
81 75asi 20 light a 3Oas4 81 :; -kps, s3 coast 60
Sheep-Recelpts 1000 shipments. $500 Market steady
Natives 83 5Oas4 so Western s3 i0dsi 90; Texans
~ 506Sf 10: lambs, ~ 50aS6.
81. Louis. Aug. O.-Cattle-iecepts 1900; ship
ments, 800; market steady choice heavy native steers
s4dSi 30 fair 70 good do, 50 500 81 10 socker, ana
feeders - 20d93 10 steers, - 30as3 80. Hogs
Receipts. 1000 shipments, 1907 market strong far
choice heavy ~ I0ds4 30 packing grades ~ OJaf4 %
light grades fair to best - 30as4 80 Sheep-Recc pts
coo. shipments, 800 market strong fair to choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
COTTON MArKErs-By TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Aug. 90, p. m.-COton-The sales Of tls
day included !, 200 bales American.
Futures closed firm at the advance. American Mitdlng,
middllng clause August delivery 6 3G-04d yauei
August and September delivery 3G-6ld sellers sepem.
Der and October delivery sd value October
delivery 5O-Gid value November and December de-
ce-ber delivery 5~46id seilcrs; December and January
~crv f364d sellers; January ami February delivery,
496id sellers: February and March delivery, 43-o4d
sellers: September delivery, G 20-Ofd sellers. -
Galveston Aug. 2O-Cotton arm; ml1dling, III : low
mddng good ordinary %. net and gross rece pS.
9oG including AIS new crop; sales 1903 stock, 1896
Norfolk Aug. 2O-COtton Hrmi midding, II; net ana
gross rocents 3 sales. .; stock. 100 49, 49,
savannah, Aug 20.-Cotton hfmi mldihng, lo,s low
mding lOis gOOd ordinary 9'- net ana gross rccrps
os5 ali new crop exports coastwise So sales. SO; suck
l,231. - &c. a. 49, ,,,,, - io-,
mddnq 1OL good ordinary. o. net receipts 4sg Ia
Guiding 10i new crop gross go exports 10 "Ie@'
Britain 105; sales 10 stock, 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. 20 (specisil'-wheat started ra'her
,,,ony bnt left of rather weak today. George
smith OF Field. Lindley Co., had advices reporting
se Russian wheat crop developing 50 lar ABOVE 'he
expectations a. TO actually promise an average crop
p.,hs, Ihsra orders by him on the strength Of this
,,,o,,nation were the incident Of tho day. The
weather a. England described as unse. ued hdIs
Weather on this side was Unisvorabe OWING 10 heaVy
$50 tn lie Northwest The export clearances were
sg enough have helped the price IL any hnS so n1
have done So In wheat s0d houf oner oao,ou,O
I'm ais were cleared from three ports inc ARIA.
bere 3O2 cars little over inc eApectdauon,s
rssb markets every where were inclined TO be wesh
D.eember wheat opened at rs Is sofa between - -
ana ~ al and closed at the bottom: te>sel room
u.s. taken for oaly 50. 900 bushels Of wheat but II
was reported that upward OF 2o0OOO pnsAeis "a Go
scarcity OF tonnage vessels could not during me lore
noon be secured. Corn kept withM 10 CEN rans
M Notwithstanding a faint prospect OF cpid "sNG
PSosisions opened at a tihng advance and in porn
and lard msntained IT, short nDs c tpIs ~
yards. on The curb wheat showed no change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Tuesday, Aug. 2O-p. N

Tuesday, Aug. up m
The Chicago highly colored dispatches concern
ing that biggest cut of ali on freight from
Chicago 70 ST. Paul. that originated at the sea-
board to-day eXerted an lninteslmal influence
on the limited stock speculation which there is
Yesterday its principal effect was TO check buy
inc and 10 encourage further short sales, and
hence a general decline in prices. 1t was q bad
give away when the Chicago correspondent
added 10 the item of news the editorial remark
that the Chicago Burlington and Northern. Of $50
miles controls the whole freight situation OF the
Northwest But the desperation of the bears is
such that they do not stop at absurdities however
absurd so long as their Chicago agents can secure
their publication in a New-lorlt paper. There Is
no railroad in the country Tor which there is SO
little excuse for an existence as the Chicago,
Burlington and Northern 1t was built for
purpose of mischief by the leading directors OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy. Lately,
under moderately decent behavior II has been
earning its first charges. IL begins 10 look as IL
the owners did not dare TO carry out the onglnal
Elan of Saddling it on TO the Chicago, burning
ton and Quincy at q high price for its stock. but
were looking for other purchasers. But the
concern is OF no consequence ITS gross
earnings under favorable circumstances
hardly exceed 100000 month: Its ability
to harm is not measured by its own limited Capac-
ty, but by the importance which other companies
earning 100000 and 100000 per week choose
the control of business methods or default on lis
bonds of which the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy is obliged purchase 81 900 per annum.
Last week the market sold oil on reports of
disturbance by the st. Paul and Kansas City. The
result OF those reports and the consignment sell
ing were seen by later advances to prices higher
than before the raid The Burlington and North
ern incident this week has been less effective on
prices, while it. has enlarged the outstanding
short interest.
Under the lead Of Cotton Oil certificates down
TO AZ the general market hestated some little time
after the opening and prices ruled Irregular, with
here and there some further declines. But
afterward a small demand ana an absence Of
offerings turned prices upward, so that when there
was any activity the market developed strength
at ordinary figures. Delaware and Hudson and
Delaware LaclIawanna and Western were con-
spicuOus features, and Philadelphia and Reaalng.
after having been aided down to ~, rose 10
"A ga and "A ID. 'fhc Big Four common and
the Chesapeake and Ohio, with moderate trans
actions scored material advances The market
generally, with SMALLER transactions, recovered
Yesterdays decline and closed strong.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
In Government bonds the reported sales at the
Stock Exchange include $4,000 per cents at
I2sl-8. IL is doubtful if that amount could be
sold over the counters of this syndicate at 2s less
1-l6 per cent The nominal quotations are as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Nd. Aug. 2O.-CortOn finn NIddlinq llisc.
Flour fairly active and steady iISwaTds 81 ana W ys
a 35d 81 IS city mills brands extra, "a 9Qd$5 10
winter wheat patent, ~ 00aS5 20 spring DO % $780,
do straight - 90as5 So do extra, 20 1oGf4 WheSt,
SIC Loncbeiry dS7c No Southern see steamer y o.
p soc; Western quiet rather easier; No winter a.
dSr all DccembeT s4sGsIsc Corn southern
fst receipts all damaged; white at 44a46ci yellow,
42d432c Western dull and easy Mixed spot ana Angus
at 42isG43sc September, 42t0422c; Qctober 4Sc.
easier southern and PennsylNans, 2IG3lci MestLl
white old, 30a3lc new. 2oe20 do mixed eii Zoa Il
frm prime choice timothy, sl6ds17 Provisions dgll:
Butter for ane grades; Western packed l2GlSc
s agm dS sdSSd ZEE ZEE coffee quiet but
cafqoes fair 1s4c. sugar steady "A soft Size Cop.
steamer rn; grain per bushe 32a4d; Cork for orders
A. 8d Recclpts-F1Our, 1000 barrels Wheat, $4,000
cGT 81 Coo Sasas Wheat
saes~Wheat GO, 600 bushels; Corn %, 500 bushels
Oats easier No . White old, Sjc No . White, new,
$50 No White new. Bic Shorts dull Provisions
easy fresh beef armer. Butter finer best Wr,.erg
cls 1900 SACHS; Corn $500 bushels Oats, 10000 bush
''' BGnsio. GTg' 2o.-s9rlng wheat-Demand fair and
market firm; sales 1000 bushe; No. Hard at sec
track old do soc 500 bushels NO. Red extra 900
40 Red &c one Wild Sd o. Esi 5sg Nc sc
Door DOOR No az Seiae in store asked Oats dull and
settled old No White. 29iac IN store new. 2sl2 on
in store Other articles unchanged Canal eights firm
lis 600 bushels Oats 600 bushels Rye, 1900 bush
els Cana shlpments-Wheat 900 bushels Corn
SS 1890 Wheat
Corn. $4,000 bushels; Oats, $1,000 bushels Rye Loo
Chicago Aug Gothic leading futures ranged as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Yesterday crude certificate market showed con
uderable nervousness a, well slackeniu9 Of
activity IL reflected the with which prices are
advanced on any buying Of moderate magnitude, but
n also indicated the absence OF decided support by
concession In values when buying diminished. The
sharp rally of Monday afforded opportunity for realza
tons yesterday morning and the option market opened
AZ 90 81 aud sold down quickly 10 gS cents.
The field news showed the usual falling on III the
recently opened new gushers in southwestern Pennsy
vania and some confidence given 10 the trade by
The explanation that the Church well strike was
not In Clarion but I'm the vicinity Of the saNonburs
developments In Butler County. On scramble OF
shorts Ia the afternoon options rose 10 ST. but toward
the close a sagging movement carried quotations TO
aud prices again fell below the basis of the option
range The early de- line extended 10 0e IL cents,
while the later rally failed TO take figures beyond
10 80 cents. The lasr figure however. was is cent
above The close at the Consolidated Exchange. The
markets Al the West particularly in OIL City, dragged
below the New-York range most Of the time 1t Is
evident that I'm spite of the dulness OF speculation in
crude oil interesting movements are promised in the
flture The prosperous condition of the export bust
ness and the paucty Of the new supply In the Penn
sylvania fields are bull arguments that need 10 be
bset by some important occurrence to restore lower
bass of values or In fact, retaH material advance.
Tbn feasibility OF sharp reaction in crude is opposed
by the probability that good buying would be en-
coursged any setback and would tend To restrain
tic extent of the decline. The certificate market
closed steady.
TIE range of prices and the total dealings were as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
SHARP EYE ON A BRIDGE COMPANY.

President Hutchns OF the Park Board said yest@asy
that his attention had been called the fact that thee
was but one walk for footpassengsrs on the sOpufosu
bridge over the Harlem River at Seeondave The fegu
iscns for that bridge he added which had been maze
before he department, were Of an extremely
stringent character and he dd not know why both 'he
,o,.vs had mt bcen finished lie sent for engineer
I'm charge 10 ascertain what the facts IN the case
and he ssd that reasons to prevent him
he would inform company that unless the footways
were completed st they would be hnishea oy 'e
department a. the compsny's expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

go.foa Aug 9O-There has been very quiet market
fcr wool but some dealers report manufacturers as
greater INCLINATION TO buy prices UNCHANGED mafkSl
steady. There have been saes OF ONO anu rsnns9
fleece 32a3Se for X S4a35e for AA and M ana
above and for No. 1. Michigan y WOOL Is seling
.. 3oa3ie with come lots held high 32c; Combing
ard delane nceces quiet. but scarce and Tim IN
woods there has been fair trade prices ~ts1S
With sales Il he secured basis OF G2g65c hne medium
zoe TaAas and California woods dull. oregon wool
sels fairly well lea23c for Eastern. Pulled woods
sedy 81 25129c extra and 3oaS SOC for super Foreign
Vssls efn sxd quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
A nay of HEAT AND HUMIDITY

The centre OF the which was approaching New
the northwest all day yesterday has shifted on Ia
nostheastery direction and will affect this city,
Yesterday was not the OF the year in NewYork
a. many persons doubt supposed The temperature was
never higher than degrees and usual the OPPRESSION
under which humanity sweered ana wtlted and SLOWLY
smmered during the greater part Of the dav was due to
humidity which starting out in the morning with 70 per
vent had climbed we'll up In the ninetes before nighiah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
r1rRnpEAN PRODUCE MARKETs.

Liverpool Aug. 20, 345 D. m.-Ieef ard pork IN poci
demand Hams in Door demand; snort cur about "a ~
l6 M easy az 5Os Bacon IN fair demand shoulder
About IL 70 Is b. easy az 2ls Chre III poor o' T.,
American finest white and cOipicd staiY ~ Hos lsnN
In Door demand prime city steady az 25' 81 Iutpanuae
In .nr demand iCottOusa,d oil. Liverpool Nhn'l suSy
AT 27s Ga Rosin in fair demand coi,nl- iI,n N,
z. lOid Iard-Spot and futures IN poor dh"ii pilhe
We.ern spgf and August dull 32s 81; >epcnLer al
october dun al 81 CT. Wheat IN fair demand ne" ~.
winter steady at - Id. Flour In fan demand 'OiD
spot iar demand; futures IN Poof aetaHa mi IA
Wcetru sp0t steady 4 I'd, ADJUST steady at - ~
senember and October steady at Is Sd. Hops al Lon
don-l'acihc Coast ia poor dcmanJ -. ,.-,o., "a
AniWerp Aux aO.-petioleum-Fne pale American IL
francs paid ana sellers.
HAVANA MARKETS.
Havana Aug 2O.-spanish gold 239sa23o'.- En
change weak. quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21

The Treasury purchased 81, 900 4 IL per cents
at lOG rs and $1,000 per cents at 1913.
The business in State issues was covered by
sales of Tennessee settlement IS ut - IA Of
city banl, stocks American sold l52) at 02, East
River 800 al 70 IL, and PheniX 20 at 1870.
The general bond market dull and irregular
in nrice Ohio Indiana and Western firsts rose
TO So Rock Island IS were easier down 10 / 5 3-s.
Chesapeake and Ohio IS sold up to l03, but closed
1903 rs Louisville Southern frsts sold up 90
o. - Louisville, New-Albany and Chicago
consols firm up 10 1913 Reference Is made
TO our fun report of bond sales,
The local money market ruled steady with the
business generally at 4a4 IL per cent. The cX-
IRENE rates were per cent early, and per cent
late. and at the close the offerings OF balances
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, 1865; balances, s5,446,-
4l2.
The Sub-Trcasury to-day was debtor 10 the
Clearing House S40l,2sS. It's net gain bal
ance was S313 1921, made up by gains of $50 539-
currency and s292, 1872 coin. The days opera
tions covered Receipts, 81 BOG, GSl PAYMENTS
81 .0333G0 resulting in general balance of
81 97S41.42l. consisting OF Sl7695l ,76i coin
and $50 ss9Gj7 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ccved to-day s20S,l52 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s646,O2O, and the
internal revenue receipts were Sl40S9l
To-days Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Aug. 10 Aug 90 Differences
Net god hand 10 $40 $3.50 46 Inc s577 476
Net silver hand 80 2963j2 30 1875 SIS Dec 100 sO4
legatnders
on hand -. 3215Ol3l 49, 29s, 513 Inc 14s osa
Actual cash IN
Treasury vaults
Outstand-
ing certificates spas s66 % s249 49l 2O7 Inc 1924
Deposits in banks. 42sG0 900 AZ 3j3 232 Dee 1890
Net cash SOL 1873 1853 1921 s4l 439 Inc sl Gs6
The foreign exchanges were dull and heavy
We revise quotations for actual business as fol
lows: Bankers bills AZ - 81 l-s and 81 < Ia
for long and short sterling respectively; French
francs at D. 20 and 81 l-2; reichmarks at o. 7-s
and % IA, and guilders at 40 l-s and 40 l-2.
In London British consols opened flrrner and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
Tool since Ian1 sIga 45a a2l sIsa sae 1874 s2l5 $50
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Aug 26, p. m.Consols, 9ss for money and
es 3.1G for the account Canadian Pacific SO, Erie,
So Mexican Ordinary 57a- New-York Central 1092
Mexican Central per cent bonds. GOA
Money. 202a per cent 90
Paris adyces quote per cent Ientes az % francs,
20 confines for the account.
OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
England bal to-day is 2o0O0 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21

Ill per cent higher at % 80 and % Ia, but
later returned TO 9S l-sa9s 81 9 respectively Tor
money and account. The Bank of England lost
2s, 900 pounds bullion on balance. In the open
market money between bankers ruled at 2a2 Ia
per cent. Bar silver steady at AZ 81 Cd. per
.ouuce English standard. American railways
opened lower in response TO yesterdays home de
clnes, but oil day ruled higher than the concur
rent home quotations. At Paris French 3 per
cents rose 10 S5.tO
+. z. Olcott, William Walter Phelps, Arthur B.
Graves Adam DutenhOfTcr and Henry i. Talmade
have been appointed n committee by certain
security holders of the South Carolina Railway
Company to reorganize the road. 1t is proposed
10 give the present first mortgage bondholders par
and new per cent bonds and 10 per cent of
preferred stock: second mortgage bondhol1ers
mar and new preferred stock; income bondholdcrs
rror in new common stock and preferred stock for
assessment Of 10 per cent and present stock
holders 60 per cent Of par value OF new common
stock and preferred stock for assessment Of 10
nor cent The announcement made by the com
mittee in another column shows the exact financial
position IN which the railroad will be after its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21

ncludes sales OF 1000 barrels Of tomorrow delivery at
e9Ld997s cents
Refined oil lags somewhat I'm point OF activity but
prices are held firmly al 20 cents per gallon in New
York aud Philadelphia and 7.15 cents in Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21

and steady Choice Jersey Queen and other desirsbls
varieties in fair demand but defective lots move
slowly Sweet potatoes in larger supply and shsds
easier but extra marks still reach ~ Onions dull
and unchanged about the best Orange County red AZ
tanable 90 at stasl 2j with small aid soft at lover
and irregular prices but fine large aud bright would
command a Ilttle more. Tomatoes lower and dull Linz
beans In fair demand Green In moderate supply AID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending August 20. 1889.
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts the week: Beans 429 pigs; peas, LOO
bushels Exports: Beans 26S Dkgs; peas, ol6 bills
Choice domestic beans have advanced fully Sc
the close the market is scarcely strong
there are sellers at ~ 3d. No change in Medium or
Pea demand continues very light but stocks small
that prices are held steady White Kidney slow and lean
little I'm buyers favor. ClNee Ped Kidney held with
confidence but not moving % extent oil grades
very much neglected. California Lima jobbng slowly az
as 5Oa so small white and Lady Washington held az
- iO0 - Is Best foreign Pea worth about s2af2 o.
and 81 20 Is asked for prime hand picked Marseles
a Cream dull and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
RITTER.

Receipts for the week. Al, 265 pkgs: exports s,7li
pkgs. The market has shown further improvement on
line and fancy fresh table grades which have been In only
moderate supply and have had steady, fair inquiry
Leaving those high grades there has been excessive
supply every hing else. and under continued duh
trade It been hardly possible 10 sustain late prices
Receipts are Unprecedented the time Of year, and In
spite strong effort goods further consider
able additions have been made the stock IN store.
Exporters have been taking few lots OF at
l3d15c Imitation creamery at II n Sc and fresh
factory 9d1Oc but foreign advces have not been
encouraging and the business with shippers has been
small the close call fancy state
creamery pals firm at 10c fancy State tubs sell at
isi2c l9c extra Elgin about 19c, and other fancy
Western at 1Sc rarely any higher Extra first Western
from 1j0 62c and seconds 20 nrss from nae
dairy half tubs bring 16dl7c when fine, and The
best Welsh tubs sell at I5d16c. Imitation creamery,
Western dairy snd factory are dull and weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
CHEESE.

Receipts for week. 65 no boxes Exports, ol,soo
boxes The continued quite dun up 20 ~
when shippers began to buy with some freedom anu iy
on Friday had cleaned up the stock 80 clo1y
make a stronger and healthier feeling geheIMiAd
This led higher prices all Interior point9 anu d" 90
vance Of fully c established here yeSteoys we're
trade Qulcted down good deal to-day. ana prices WIZ
than steady Foreign orders came to hani Neiy
slowly and shippers refused exceed positive hstguc-
cessul IN doing some business repor hat ne os s
Obtanablc She for fancy state Nhltc anu 90
FOR fancy coored Some sellers refused to accept mos
figures and compelled 10 hold over. hner graz
NJ full from Sac DOWN. Night SKINS nS w. -
sold slowly during the week especially WHIT Ior ",
have been neglected because Of the Withdrawal OF =
Glasgow BUYERS The finest OF the Ohio flats are held
shade higher but there Is scarcely enough DONG 10
establish values Liverpool caDle-colOreo, aus o'