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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

1t is surprising that people will use 9
common, ordinary pill when they can Sc
cure valuable English one for the same
money. DR.. Acker's English pills are a
positive cure for sick headache and all
liver troubles. They are small, sweet,
easily taken and do not grippe. Sold by
A. G. Ireland, IT,, druggist.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29
Mesilla Industry.

lIatton Brothers broom factory is still
receiving large orders from all parts of the
country and they are shipping every day
in all directions. As soon as the new de.
pot is finished at Earlham they will prob
ably put up a warehouse at that point and
keep one Of their agents there.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29
Is Life Worth Living?

Not if you 90 through the world dyspep-
tic. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are posi-
tive cure for the worst forms of dyspepsia,
indigestion, flatulency and constipation
Guaranteed and sold by "A. G. Ireland, jr.,
druggist,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

Work on the dam at the headgate of
the great canal is being pushed at rapid
rate, and no doubt the structure will be
finished by January Is, when the water
is to be turned into the canal.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

The bonds Of Valencia county were sold
q few days ago to Denver firm at 90
cents on the dollar This will place Va
lencia county warrants at par, and is a
good business transaction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29
Eddy's Growth.

The New York party took several OF the
most desirable corners in the new addi-
ton, and some of our home spectators
are now trying to console eacl other for
their delay in allowing the lots to go into
other hands. Eddy Argus.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

The grading of the Silver City, Pinos
Altos & Mogollon railway Is nearly com
pleted to the Pacific mine, the working
forces on either end being within hauling
distance of each other. Sentinel,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29
The Cause of 1t.

A great many wild reports have gone
out in regard to losses and deaths from
freezing. This grows out of the fact that
this is the first time that Dakota and
Montana have doubled up on this sec
tinn. FOLSOM American.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29
San MarCial Waif,

The "Mark Twain of the New Mexico
Pulpit" Rev. j. P. Hillburn, of San Mar
cial, is writing q series OF articles having
a tendency to prove that slavery was not
the cause of the division OF the M. E.
church
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29
Dona Ana School Note.

Miss E, V. Harkey, OF Earlham, has
been selected as teacher of the school at
San Miguel, and will open school the first
Monday in December
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

Miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Yellow Skin?
Shiloh's Nitalizer is a positive cure, G.
NJ. Creamer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29
Eddy Wants n Baby.

The first baby born in Eddy will, if it
lives, be distinguished thirty years from
now. Let our married citizens think of
that.-Argus.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29
Eel Paso Furnaces.

The new No. stack OF the Ell Paso
Smelling company will be blown in this
week. With this furnace the company
will be able to smet an additional eighty
tons OF ore every twenty-fOur hours.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

Mr.. T. j. James, OF the flying Az
ranch, was in this week and reports very
favorably in regard to the damage to
stock. A very small per cent wilt cover
the loss, he thinks.-Folsom American.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29
GAGE CANNOT wHTHER HER..

remarked an old gentleman, as no gazed
fondly, upon the comely little woman by his
time was afraid cosmetics would. The , silly Ily
little woman, in order to appear youthful,
plastered her face with different varieties OF
stn yelfPt baims creams lotions
II did, until my skin became like parchment
and so pimply and coarse" "Welf," said the
listener, What do you use now2" Use"
was the reply, nothing but common sense
and DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Common sense told me that If my blood was
pure, liver active, appetite and digestion good,
that the outward woman would take on the
hue Of health. The Discovery did all those
things and actually rejuvenated me-" If you
would possess u clear, beautiful complexion,
free from blotches, pimples, eruptions, yellow
spots and roughness, use the Golden Med.
ical Discovery" 1t is guaranteed to do
all that 1t Is claimed to, or money paid
for 1t Will be promptly refunded.
Copyright, 1888, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

A car load of choice fruit trees Of
various kinds arrived here on Sunday.
The trees had been previously ordered by
our progressive farmers and horticulture
ists, and will be set out at once.-Demo-
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

Mr.. John Morrow will commence teach
ing subscription school in Folsom next
week.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

Of Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both myself
and my wife owe our lives to Shlohs
Consumption Cure.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

For SALE.-A new piano, in first class
condition, at bargain, and on the most
favorable time payments. Apply at this
office,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-11-29

CsnitaI Hotel, corner of plaza, where all infor-
nation relative to through freight and ticket
rates will be cheerfuly given and through mc K
cts sold Free elegant new chair ears, SANTA re 10
Cuchara Junction. Through Pullman sleepers
between Pueblo, Leadville and ogden. passen-
gers for Denver take new broad gauge Pullman
sleep RS from Cuchara; All trains now 60 oyer ,,r
COmanche pass in daylight. Berths secured by
telegraph. Connection made at EspanoIa WIN
D. r. G. R. R. trains north, Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday. South, Monday, Wednesday ana
EridnY CHAS. JOHNsON. NcI 2u ~
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In Valencia.


Everything is quiet in Valencia; the
jail empty, and the people prosperous.
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GROUP.

SOME READING THAT WILL PROVE INTEREST
ING TO MOTHERS.
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UARPER,s PERIODICALS.

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When no time is specified, subscriptions will be-
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SANTA FEE SOUTHERN AND DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COS.
eoorio Route of the West and Shortest line to
pnebo. Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo.
SANTA FEE, N NJ, Nov. ~ 1852
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

Fa snt d1 c July , 12coto2 Gge. dins asS
HRS ed Sog9oe Western Gg,,t AMI lower; 20 M9ter
- S4ao2e; Dcccnoer. 81 i2Gs5 isc. Corn~So,ihern
' %e SPsA da ala e %a M.a so 3 Ts
, IS 20 JULY ~ l4e4. he August AZ lic; ssbie@-
era e, and Pean,yis ana soas5c; We.te H. White 5sG
r. ~; u3 Ml1eL SoaSiG; gtadei No Whit re
In Sn0Ie Timothy; 81 5Oat5 iSo'-shade lover
SqA rsat looSe shoulders 34c; Lolg Clear. die,
.ga l 10 side. $4c sugar Picked shoulders, BIC.
- l.2a d, 80 arse II liql3c Lard nlirea o.
Eegs steady; ne, Petroleum qulcl; Icinct zoe
toaee noi.inal Rio earsoes far 10 2c sugar ,teady
Wh,key steady. Freight, t. Liverpool. per s.csncr
est e DS P. ~ 900 ga oat ao6 No sp SoS
sale'-Wheat, $4,000 corn, 5000
but hG sady July 5, Gg5 dg but STEADY u Corn quS
CHANGED Provisions quei. Fresh beef firm at ia
e,5 10 l2qll lie. Reccpts-fiour LOO bbls aud
none. WIN ''0'0 O0'"' O'''' AO''' ''''' '''''''
No bqr1 s Jqy I9spr2g Wheat dun! Closing a 2 GA
th5 H9 Kern 4 6 o. Winter grades dg aqd S
&c. Ye 6S 80 f?5n SGe 81 & H Sc?% 80 - Pc Ii
Sr 9s unsettled but eSqsTa d oeE No i2o Whe
in store -Four ady Wv VITA " F demand feei &
S4d do unclaimed Receipts Flour 1900 barrels Wheat
ELS Els oo Supplementary canalWhcat 5lO90 bushels Corn.
1000 bushels Corn $4,000 bushels oats 100000 bush
a 'sg aS sgif sS rql sa
other 0gIn cc aa1@ p S n" g held G"s ecSP
No. r in export t e sHa Ga f o NG rd Jul
3Sgq "a l2afS le 81 k g9$ H
Pennsylvania Corn-AIakct weak under liberal OFFER
& p o G o anG p opons dee G@''' for
local consumption A. well as for export was light and
my ' gP%so "a &c. @ES Ss dead i %
4 a a. kuSas qS On iSk 49c sspm mAG % W.
a. ssc; 0etober, 40 2943 3,4e oa5s,.Carots ruled
90 T IN 2' an NO. II s sGys sssv "a su Lac s
AGggs 81 siGs2 Sp5n Snt 30 dsS Sc oco5er
Creamery extra. 1G 1-2617e do prints, ezra 22a25e
tatocILower under large SUPPLE southern SO da1 50
barrel Jerseys 3ja40c per basket Other articles
600 wheat 800 s9Tn z, 2 $500 cats
% Iop. July l2E!our, quiet r and weak ky
Fancy % 56Gs3 So Extra Fancy 81 lOq$l 20 Patents
S56Go bushels far Pyoq7d sSPHclaoHs and WIN
early 4 reaction followed and considerable ,armness
weighed July " down and august and September let down
S4c sSpcmbr 5sc AND DECEMBER Csc below 1estef
4sy No oio Pea % Y ac a IS Jgy 7o S3cd
= sac bid; sepiembcr 10 7,SG7l i-4c closing at 7ls
& 9 a ad75 das c Ns ' Mxs cash co 81
g 55 2G$@ s2 & Il g Sa9 P'a a
IS lie closing oats weak; No. 2 cash 2c bid: July
q 7se; Aqgg9st 2Ie bid May 25 14c BID I'VE nsg
unch9nscd Bran steady 39S40c Flaxseed-New crop
for this and months delivery IL Is bid and spot
saahln same. Lead Chemical hard in good demand At
37 l2c bid $500 asked refined offered at SOC Butter
QUIET and easy; Dairy. Hale; Creamery, l3Hl5c. Eggs
The best stock sells at lie. Meal - % 90
Whisky 81 o. Provisions very dull Pork. 81 81 l2
Meats-Boxei Shoulders; 025c lonGGs o@So5c clear
ribs, 0d0l0c: short clear 615d6.o0c. Bacon-BONei
Shoulder 5.75c; longs and clear ribs 5000 &c lie
short clear G75d6.soc. Hams higher and firm at LA
. IA u. 10 20. Recelpts--F1our, 1000 bbls; wheat
l3i coo bushels corn, % 600 oats $4,000; and bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

S closing a. WJ.s2n oc6 Ie s 5a
Two.sowed STATE quoted sSeS7ci sSoT oTe po as
Influenced by the decline and large icseps a!
West Cash grades are down l4@l ana an ooo Bushels
arrive ia R SSm az isgg ssrsy
ard do e sss sSsS % T sST Goo bushes spot and arrive
- i.4c elevator, 4Sa4S lac aGoat,. to >ariNs
@ ga 'G GG il, Do Sa saee N saa July csggs
q l4e do August q i204g d SSc closing 4sc do
,., 4 other cereals.
cash grades were more active shade lower option,
Ge sIsS in Ms1 Leading safes to 5 600 bushels
5000 bushels spot Including No $50 so3q No While
50 -tasa lee No. Whit 2e Mi osiag W o 9e 7s
29s White 40 S2S$9G no; c5. my at q isc do Sep
smGer 2a9 is closing at do oclSOer % SSIS
at White 80 o l4 q N Coz F1 100
75asoc; Snaps. sOds5c Rye Feed. zoe
Hay STRAMThscTc ,D son llh np and hiVS
G fair dTanS Tower qualities rule quiet straw straw has esc
slow inquiry Hsy-So large; a Soc a s%si 7C775c
Clover mixed $500 a. shg9 S 6 Sag Ssai5c
fioPSLThere is Slow movement in all diIcctiOns ana
the feeling to prices con5nC Common 5aiSc do isS
6S16c do is 5qGc Pacific G9a1t chS SS ls' &c
Kew Gs7G G F snd , @T
Sfy 4" ncs MSS qqeIss4d ,5 sl2 I 5S
S Slfy Family far Mess ss 5cd8i5 81 western do
fIsTa121 SCI ght d amand. t cty Extra Inds Mes
81 5od@l EAa Mes . in op s agdd siYasi5 IAN
e. 'esi bn p'tnA ana @uosf9 here
a a5r, 60 80 SO BE- 1 "a So toe T e
oel ooo price p,cNs Bd 5si' ie iSs syerasc e.
Pcled bellies quoted 70 for u H. ana o-Sc Jo1 10
p e r'A Piokled i s5ousir 1445 a8e Smoked Do
S Ssisdco Short m% July at S7 se Do sgeus
572 12c do Septemorr 0 ljtS bSavy T. iighn
sh2d 1so lG s8a p Pigs l0t 12c LAFD-Dyeop fur
esSe's ta a as 5 aS''0 points S and closed at
Sf+ sa nter % s o' Western O"' sSm as a
Ius ana s fa St Sac 20 s;o az
Closed os sc s s s 56 Is S6
ednei Coptnent l;e as to qg3aY s sSg1
coHs on strictly fancy creamery but StGerw %dG,s the
3.s n without pa Sn %1 State iee and S% S
tubs rs 6 LBS Tc5 do G far fo GOOD
STATE hafE Ia tubs s1r ho % lbs do cbo Sa
I5c FAR 10 1.2di4c Western, Imitation. Creamery
choice 14 H,irv do c0d dais '9a p"Hf GOOD H.
l Ms;''9 DO Common, 1910 ~ T%ss;tssr Eaotoy
S SSa' 2 1Gl Dairy and Factory SF
SRY Ss' STAY ss
& as po95ti s ,r a ga Ss9 S s sPg &c pine prime
and lower on IA dGcTeSfe1 dGanI s%1e
- sUGAR-RAw-Dull. unsettled and nominal: Fair re-
hnng quoted at S1Gci Continual, 90 1st Is
Cut Loaf 3 5.Sc; Cubes o12e; Powdered,
cohfectoncrs a. 9a2lsc Stspaart "a" S'sa9c c og
77s5sisc: 90" 7asG7'4c Yellow. 7'sa7 nc
sT,2ARINE;-wh9lIy Nominal in absence Of demand
TAILOw-In fair request and firmly held Prime City
ouotoi M 5.6c Sales, 10000 h city, J-1Oc 10000
81 out Of town Gosalc l4c.
have not given especial attention
q, the market positive orders. which
required no largs amount q stock on the business
nort.1 ull priccS were p2S1. Individual
isinc 81 coo Spring Texas 17d20c ~ 900 do do do.
53d24c s. 900 do years growth do 1000 d. secured d.
! 900 do fine secured DO private 10 600 n Xxx
pulled Sc 5000 do do Do SOC 10 900 do Gne Australian,
u.s.. 10 900 d. IA unWased. 2Sc 5000 d. rch9nt-
able oGc: 90 600 Eastern Oregon. Ole 600 d. black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Friday July 12-BEEyEs- Receipts. t 2o2
caricai Of 2s6 hcad-67 carload direct 70 Eat SIC
s sRS nSy alrosd a, Cont FOR NJ Eastman ana 80
carloads at Jcrey CITY for h mar * be @ Win
The heavy arrivals AZ Chicago the past Few Gay anu ,h
New. York market and there ayerage decline l9a 5
OF 1Oc per 100 D. and some OF tnr d gnc iower thai
wednesday Nj. Eastman helped me aeaecrSSz for
When he paid Soal 81 100 n These figures s G aq@
rlcuously low when is grmne''hI t S ebaps thcrs is
a uc satisfaction In the thought that me low PA and
Three carloads OF Corn Fed Texans soa At 81 49, Po9Te
70 Res Native Steers ~ 7ja:4 40, inclulhs Mell"
70 Good .,Stlrersa at sfaSf 30. ,, -. cha
BulIs Mixed Stock and Stays and oxen SOFA "' wv
Seven iamsTed cattle were he arrivals 6gt
Iny w snS b r need be cneftaned by Of,
a 90 ~ S. brad s found among the cattle Chicago
nearly wSc o and that only tn sTS Se se Stock yards
is conclusive proof that rule cattIe shpP, 40
xnarts tomorrow include 100 cattle The Eeyptsn
Monarch 800 c1 on ana b IIswahn 100 DO on Je
an toas SIS cattle instead OF 525, previously re-
who received cable dspaches yesterday ana
to-day report dull and dropping market "''' p'''''
'VT2SnE 9G o3smih 60 Corned Texans. 1905 n r
- il per 70 ChcagS Natye's 20 ii7 10 d. a" 1880 80 h.
x NeepS 5 A. do laos ~ at 81 81 i DO 1902 n a.
i d. i5o7 IL. at 81 To- Is do, llei d. at - do $40
st. ? q pr Sc X 80 g. IR 1897 s'ss' S
n DO 71s H. at q 2o 10 P P9l0 G1 lSS' d.
g. ss = 10 at 70 81 ao d. iso a. ii9
p g. Z 81 d. 50 a. s23 :. 81 at % : 70 So
old M 1857 NJ az I "a IS STAG 1920 n 50 75 %
90 sp1geFs q q. Ke9 70 E, S stT 1 1$3S at
SIN Bulls 1919 ,soo 2 81 ~ S y Gao az i at ID Is
50 y w SG sa assO y md Oxen
SSh9m6erg 3 %, ono % STEERS tee a9 l9 a. q e %
MCPHERSON 10 Eengey s o., al 1oS SasS at r.
e So GSs9 Sso ssi h6aa Demand less active
ard veai declined lac per n Very few buttermlk
for Teas and buit5mks scd q. c,re. 100
AVERAGE ~ lie per u 50 do 1as ~ at s4c II do
D. ua ar Fed Calves go n at 4c; II venls
qo Hnms Mn a 10 49, 49, Hf' IT at ''o - 49,
DiIie@sact & Dewey: Buitermilk Calves 200 a. at
@ % Veal; 1' g sf o 80 o, oo5o
St. and 10 carloads were held Thursday sheep e
slowly and wIno prime stock, which reached the pens
common r. fair gedes and those which had suffered from
the shipments fIom Kentucky as many a" 30 to 20
lambs have ded in since eAToad o. 1oae5 IN ~,
100 ordinary e prime lambs ar - GoSss 81 l n9r
saes~IgdG Bu;lnsham 2s7 vest Virginia Lamb IsI h
q r. at q 30; 2Cl Ecnqc5y DO. 72'a H. at SO CO., II
N' ~ Collins eos Ohio Sheep SOL n ct s5 5o CO do,
81 II a s5 Al Co. 2so Ohio Sheep, 70 n at So 49,
iOG p s. SS Kasc VS. Rqtae S4ecp 81 n at s59
per h $50 Kentucky Lambs, 60 d. at &C. 90 do. GO ~
al sherman Culver: oo7 Ohio Sheep, SO n At So 20:
8O7 Virginia lambs 5ia n. at 50 GO; $50 kentucky
rdco % Ohio Sheer o 50 N ps 5so 81 ike, Ksn;
D. Harrington SO Kentucky lambs TO = SO rs per
lOT H0GsRcceips Is carloads Of oe2 head-l1 carloads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July 10 CSpeca There were thirty eight
Of winter wheat here to-day among the receipts zen
more than predicted yesterday and OF the lot twenty
three graded No. 9 at St. Louis. There were $4,000
bushels Of wheat, most Of 1t new and It predicted
down there that Saturdays arrivals would be nearly
100 bushels Cables too. were rather weak Decem-
bel opened rs 80 and closed at rs "a.
opened at 40 I2. but closed at 7e "a. The sup
ports the market came from the orders OF "Wednesday
md Hutchinson, who bull earlier In
the week seller. Closing cables showed less
weakness tbs opening Liverpool even closing
higher for winter wheat although lower on other grades
London closed firm and private cables said that tho
taik about the Russian damage renewed There
we're rains in the Northwest Corn was steady
within the range OF IA cent. Cits were quiet
Cudahy all day seller OF January product Armour
was thought be steady seller Of lard This in itclf
would be enough for break, but there
besides big movement OF hogs lower prices at the yards
and considerable rsiding at the opening. The prico
dropped % 10 per barrel Al the close, gener
alv had the crowd turned IL dicut 20 find sellers
ana there was q sharp rally. Pork closed at
sii 30 for September higher even than it opened sep
closed sc 3d. 12 cents under THURSDAY.
September ribs 50 rs cents under Thursday Wheat
an the curb was rs "a for December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
par North River, Vessels and Railroads
crNEpA1.MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIALS Brick plentiful but not mn.
ss1 sr feansS Suo "a soae
T '0'i g sOs si95' cr 60 '' Bss
fss P E$nd' s. cf Gss s'y Ss1 an
g STA. Gop%Sn g. s Der and do of
JSa9 I pe bu sS t tas a H. Iss2
ON wa, s .S t ad @2S Fair O eas ss Quoted T
s The S STEADY ss and 6 Gso for y cHpor
a AS ese for sGns aT as week kO SIS Ss gS e same
day Total for the week 2l5S bales against
Since September / receipts The ports aggregated
FLOUR AND MEA al, 7SI continued weak
in wheat had s erect Sys 9 or @aS eI da S So a
cases prices declined 5G Toe per Dbl The higher brands
reserve and the demand was quite moderate
Sales. 10 600 b0S o. 800 bills 5or export ineiu9ii9g
Nil 81 45as 70 for West Indies loo Ses Minnesota
300 GOlS sSPens e t$ n q Iy dI fo
trss 50 75as3 95 Winter Wheat low grades & e5GSS 40
Poor to Choice - 6Oa$5 so Fancy S. 0ods5 10 Mime
q IS Rye MiStues 81 GOas7 Is StrSg6ts Poor to
Fancy q 45Gsj so Patent. Ordinary TO Choice g goo
Ter 81 Scd - o5; Fine 81 9Odse Is Market closed dull
{ad s56 S6 shS aDG S elades 59
Trade r. aPa Te%{ EYER k e 5o Bd
-
STEADY and moderately active Yellow Western quoed
at SO 45ds2 rs Brandywine at a. rs Sales $50 bbs
Including 200 bhs Brandywlne
CONGRATULATIONS suffered further break TO-
dsy, but the excitement was les pronounced ana tners
a marked decease in the volume Of business Less
than $4,000 bushels changed hands in the various ae
lVeries. the bulk OF which credited 10 the usul
professional operations and confirmed mainly TO August
September and December. The chief influences hayh1
most effect practically the same as those notd IN
our Chicago reported further arrivals OF the
crop and the receipts ST. Louis were again large
besides, advices generally heash AZ or
which tended augment the downward movement There
damage the Russian crop, put tAls
was more than weakening clements
before mentioned Early sales indicated decline OF IA
al 2c; July opened al 1-4c, August Sic and Deem
Der s6 7-Se after which there was rise Of 4aI2c on
the bad crop This was followed by reneWed
quidation and prices generally broke until July touehc1
S5c, August SO 34c. and December 50 l6c IeaNug Oh
barely steady 1salc above the lowest or the cTLe
trading dull, July closed at 50 lac asked August
SO 7sc and December Sc 7sc Casa trading was alSS
with options. Miners took $4,000 bushels while
saes 2ses 900 BUSHELS future s. ooo bushels .@, in
GLIDING No Milwaukee. about Sc 5 16c gfadel
Winter Red s8dS7 3-4c; No , Red, aloat 81 1-Sc or
5.sc over July store quoted 50 lie; No July
65SS5 Sic closing S. 14c; do August 50 S4aSi 3sc
Closing at SEC do September, So 3.iqS 3sc closing at
sac: do october 1.sc closing az IS 1Sc: do Dccem
Der Sc 9l69s7 1sc closing at SO 7sc; do May, 81 lisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.
The downward tendency of wheat values CONTINUES
yesterday, although there were new Influences
Only 10000 bushels taken for export, and spot
lots dropped 34G1 cent There only . modest
movement in options about 100000 bushels being
dealt in, but the free arrivals at St. Louis and weaker
foreign cables discouraged buyers. August opened at
Si and December at 90 rs cents, and rally OF
LA IL cent caused by reports Of damage TO tho
Russian crops. The market then fell of and on The
curb about the same at the official closing,
which showed net losses OF ! 35 for July at So Ia,
rs for August and "a for September at 81, and SO
cent for December at SO rs and Nav at OF 80 cepfs
There were sales Of $4,000 bushels of corn for
port and some business 70 arrive cost freight and IN
surance. Spot lots, however were 1912 cent
lower The options were dull and ea.i0r, only for
the nearby months, the closing figures being AZ
for July, AZ IL for August. 43 for September, and
80 IL for October.
Oats were 1-4aI-2 cent lower for cash business.
A better business done In options, but prices
closed I-4d3-S cent lower, follows: July 90 10:
August 81 Is; september, % october, ~ 3-S; May,
1890 30 cents.
The receipts Of -four and grain reported Yesterday
at New-YorR, philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston
bushels oats, 69l96 bushels; total grain, 362.2 $50
ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat. 1888 bushels:
corn, 266 736 bushels oats. 1889 bushels; total
grain, 545, s57 bushels; flour, 1928 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-13

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Buffalo, n. " July 12.-Catte receipts last - hours,
1000 head Tor week thus II $50: time
Lass $3.50 consigned through 4340 head $500 head
10 New. York 26O head SALE prices steady and UNI
changed.
Sheep and Lambs-Receips last % hours. 500 head
total for far, a 200 time last week.
1900: consigned through, 1900 head; 500 head 10
New York: 1i00 head sale choice 10 eXtra sheep,
~ 1896 co. Medium 10 good do. 5Ods4 IS common;
S4a$4 80 good choice Lambs f0 2ja SO So fair to good
do. s6GsG p common do. 50 sod So
Hogs-Recelpts last "a hours. 1850 head total for
week thus 80, $40, for TIM ast week. 3gDO
consigned through, AGO head ls0o head to New YORK
$500 head sale prices steady mediums ~ 0Ja4 20;
Workers. 81 rs pigs. "a 75@s4 So roughs. SO 75asi
Chicago, Union Stock Yard July l2-"The Droyers'
journal" CattloReceips 200 shipments s 600
Market steaiy Bcoves 81 3oost - Stock r. and Feee-
s. 25ds3 Bulls ard Mixed II 1898 10. Texas
cattle 81 76a.3 CO. Hogs-l,ecepJ $4,000; shipment.
1000 Market slow &c lower Nix h. ~ 206s4 40: Heavy
81 10as4 35 Light. ~ 2jGs4 60 Skps S4Gs4 40 Sheep
IRecelpts 100; shipments 100 MafIet stay ss *
G&4 10. Lambs lower; "a JOGS6.