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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-01-10

IOWA CHAPTER, No. 6, A. M: meets every
| second and fourth Mondays OF each month.
W. EASTMAN, II. r. j. A. SrRATLER, Sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

OF NEW IOhh DEhlslSOos
The short sellers Of wheat Of late received decided
scare yesterday, largely due to sensational dpaches
printed in the morning respecting tho deficiency Oh
crops abroad. Yet the professional character OF the
advance which occurred exposed by the failure
of tran sac tions TO much above 100000 bushels
The spot market advanced 101 Ia cent, bat only
90 600 bushels were taken for export. The options
closed at net gains OF Ia for July al 56 IA for
August at "a 10, "a for september al 81 l-o, o-o
Tor October at 50 and December at 81, and 10 for
NAV 1870 at 81 "a cents. The curb quotations wero
only steady at 81 for August and 81 cents for Dc
ceInbcr, bid.
Corn was stronger under purchases by exporters
of 900 600 bushes, spot lots adv ancng 14912 cent
9bc ejaculation was moderate but resulted IN net
Gains of I-1n3-S cent follows: Jnly, AZ ia; Au-
Srst 40: september, 43 3-o, october, 43 10 cents
There was a moderate speculative movement In oats,
1rces closing up IA cent az ~ Ii for july = 30
iur August and september, % tor October anu 80 o-5
ccnts Tor MAY 1870. sales OF 2,1OO there's OF spot
lard for export failed TO sustain prices The options
endcd a shade easier at S6 50 for August - I3 for
contender. rs "A for October and 80 81 for May,
1890. -, .urou..d ros,o,A,y
AZ NewYorE Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston we're
aS follows: Wheat, 1884 bushels; corr 249,9.3
SsbeIs: oats i4s 427 bushels; total grain, 1929
bushels, -four 81 900 packages. AZ MIwaukce AMI
st. Loas the arrivals we're: Wheat l25 % ouSncis
corn, 4G5 s47 bushels oats, 1872 81 PUSHES to'al
grain, 7s7 ,IO7 bushels; noIr, 2oOl4 barreis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
ron PARTICULARS OLE DISBURSEMENTS.

When John O'Brien WIS appointed receiver OF the
Broadway Surface Railroad Company, In the proceed
ings for the dissolution of that corporation he forbade
the Twenty third Street Railroad Company and the
Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company to
continue running their this road unless they
paid rent. They did so. the Twenty third-st com
psny agreeing pay S15 day pending the dissolution
proceedings, without prejudice to the repayment of the
money at the end Of tho litigation This company
asserts that It has paid O'Bren S13,6s0 from July.
1885, 10 November, 1883. and for this amount IT sued
the receiver. The defendant in his answer says that
tho dissolution proceedings still pending and that
DO will have TO account to the conrt for the moneys
he has received. lie says that disbursements have
been made under authority from the court amounting
$40 506 which chargeable against the receipts
from tho Broadway and seventh Avenue and Twenty
third Street companies
Justice O'Brien IN the Supreme Court Chambers,
yesterday granted motion made by Arthur Berry on
behalf of the plaintiff that all portions of the answer
relating the broadway and seventh Avenue company
be stricken and that the defendant be required 10
furnish bin of particulars TO the disbursements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, July location dun mldilings II F Ssc
5Ga8c Longbsry 83aeoc Western steady Eg w see
ismbe SpT s. le December 81 2as5c toEnsout
white firm 4sa5lcj yellow dub 44d4oc Wes'eIp mn aa
mixed spot and July AZ t2d42 34ci August, 40 a a@
43 I.2c September AZ 12a42 BAG steamer, ~ TO-
oats firm; Western white, 33a8 l4c Rye que, sn "a
finn 49d Joe Hay dull prime TO choice tnoIhy ga ~ ~
asI5 Provisions dull ana quiet IN sympathy WA aaSy
West Butter dull creamery, 1916 lie legs s,esef
l2di2 1-2c. other quotations unchanged h.ha
liverpool steamer dull and R arm Sanb psf Wheat
Is 6So bush corn, SO 600 bush Oats 1000 bush ship
ments-Four, 5000 bush corn, 26,OOO bush Ssde'-
Wheat ~ 900 bush corn 81, 900 bush. . u..,.,,,,
Boston July 16-The markets are witnou1o
change Recept-Flour. $500 barrels 4Uo 5" ,an
corn 49, 600 bushels oats, IS 600 bushels shofts p
Hard and Ne Northern fromNew York and local milers
els New No Hard sold at 81 o5 l2dsl 05 S4 cIosng
price Al O8 "a 900 bushels Old No Northern soh o a.
II Oi0ti 90 Winter Wheat unsettled and qulet oU3V
bushels choice No Red. sold at 90 lie 800 ousne9
No Red Ole; s 900 bushels No Red Isc ana yUyo
bushels No. White oregon. SSc In store NO; Mhise
Michigan Csc on Corn in fair demand ana hdS
higher is carloads No. Yel9W sold q. 4Cci SO99
80 34e and 1000 bushels do in store 80 lac Gc
No White 80 3-4c; No Mixed, &c Other aru9Iss
unchanged Canal freights steady and unchanged iS
cepfs-Four 900 bbs; Wheat g., 600 bushets OoTn
az 600 bushels Oats 106 600 bushels. Shprnents-
Canal-Wheat "a, 0C0 bushels Corn, 2f5O9O bushels 10y
ra-Four 81 900 barrels Wheat 600 DusA'isi Oo'"
IFS 600 bushels Oats 1873, 600 bushels - D.,
Chicago, July 16.The leading futures ranged n o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The assessment of $4,000 on the capital and per
sonal property of The Mott Haven Canal Docks Com
pany, Is maintained by that corporation 70 be eNces
sive and Justice BTien, Of the Supreme Court yes
teMay granted writ of certioraH for the review OF
the proceedings of the Tax Commissioners In this case
The Salisbury Iron Manufacturing Company of Nir-
gina Incorporated under the laws of this State, sus-
pended business several and Its assets con-
sist of about 1000 worth Of real and personal prop
eTty in Virginia On application OF ATTORNEY Ten
eral Tabor Justice O'rrien, Of the Supreme Court,
has dissolved the corporation and appointed stephen
T. Austin receiver with directions 10 distribute the
property am1ng its creditors.
Schedules in the assignment OF Isaac Valentine. daer
IN diamonds other precious stones. No 80 Nassau ST.
Adolph II. Meyer show liabilities sl41S 90 nominal
sssets, 90, 1874 95, and actual assets 50 259 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, July TO- Sdo p. m.-Beef and pork IN poor
Cheese in poor demand Talow in fair demand Prime
civ firm AZ rs spirits Of Turpcntine in poor de-
msnd easy At ais Rosin in fair demand Iard-spot
and uture-The demand Is improving prime Western spot
steady AZ 3gs "a July August ami September steady
39s "a Wheat in poor demand. Flour In fair demand.
Corn-Spot I'm good demand futures fair demand mNcl
Western .poi hrm at 2, I'D; July and AUGUST Grm at
s. 10 84d September firm at b lid. Hops London
Pacific Coast In poor demand, dull at a. pounds
B-caisiuiTs-Nheat dull demand poor Holders oner
moderately. California No l. - ldd7s 81 per centa.
Receipts for past three days 1913 900 cna inclu ling
81 OC6 American Corn firm; demand good. New Mixed
western e. 10 a4d per GENITAL Recclpts Of American
corn for past three days So 300 eenta Peas 81 ia
DeF GENITAL f0f Canadian
Produce Talow. :as0t per cwt for hno American.
splrits " Turpcntne SIS per cwt
ProvlNlons-Bacon ~ "a per cwt for long Gear mil
dies IS ana 33s for short clear m1ics about So
m. Lard, as 81 per for prime Western. Cheese
AS ca per cwt for American finest white and colored.
london, July io-4 u. m-Produce- Refined Petroleum
5 1896 Lid Gallon. Sugar Dos ode 20 Cd DER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 10 (speca)-A bullish newspaper cape
opened wheat higher to-day, and in spite OF the aet th
tho conduct OF the foreign markets tended to dcte' sc
than to confirm 1t held most Of the advance ren' up :"
.ha oIoss december wheat opened at rs 49, sold to
70 IA and closed az rs 7S to 70 July opened az ~ 81
sold to 1912 and closed at the top The rcc@pt' OF
new wheat everywhere except here showed s'hhg on
AT St. Louis there only $4,000 bushe.s Me.e
h. viewer there were lfl OF them new Wii,r
wheat and ~ these grading NO. There was con n
Wednesday put the wheat AZ only So On inc osn,
nd otr vafs liverpool cables said the weather IN
MIN ,ser ,P .imnnvingU The news all the session
wn of this conncTinS sort There little furry here
in July duo chiefly small purchases by s se,
Corn Vas steady within threeeishth-cens ra9ee pd
ssmRsc sPe"mg, ss at to IS g Is 30 @ 9as rs were
very dull within range S n p6USS03 Co. anq
Of abort ribs BY Cudahy The hog movement was ee
eyerywhare there being 900 more at six points snsn T
the same day last year the yards prices were
10 cents on night showed decline ssd from rSs Of
10 to II 10 cents. On the curb December whea' "a
steady at 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
co11Rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme t-Chambers-Before O'Bren J.-Court
opens at 10 80 o. m.-Noton calendar Nos 10 %, in
elusive, called at IL O'Clock.
Supreme Cour--General Term.-Recess continued
Sunleme Court-Specia Term-Part I.-Before Ingraham
J.-AdjouFned until August 5, 1883.
Supreme Court-Specis Term-Part II-Ad1oulned for
he tenn -.
Supreme Court-Circuit-Parts !, II, III and w.
Adjourned for the term.
Surrogatc's Couft-Before Ransom. S-wills OF NJ. L.
Comstock and T. r. Monroe 10 80 a. IN. For probate
Wills Of Jacob riener j. NJ Altman. Clara Eyer, j. b.
Sheridan VI. j. Robinson 10 a. m; Michael Garfield,
Ellen McVey 10 80 a.
Superior Corrt-speca al Term--Before OGounan. j.
Court opens at - IN. Motions
Superior Court-Trial Teim-Parts j, II and Ill
Adjourned for the term.
Common Pleas-Genersl Term.-Adiourned until Mon
day. July %
Common Pleas-Specia Term-Bofore Bookstaver j.
Court opens II O'clock Motions.
Common Pleas-Tral Tern-Parts and II.-Adiourned
for the term
City Court-Trisl Term-Parts l. II and III.-Ad-
journed the
City Court-Special Term-Before Home. J-Court opens
10 a. m. Motions.
Court of SeSions-Part I.Before Cowing. J..
md Assistant District Attorney Parker.-Nos 70 %,
inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday, July 16-p m.
A continued shrnkage in the volume of busi-
ness at the Stock Exchange to-day proved the
apathy of the large interests on both sldes OF 'he
market If there was no new buying, the OPP
orators for a decline were equally loath TO make
n decisive attack. They were not without COCA
reasons for assuming the offensive, because they
had the not uncommon fear OF monetary dls-
turbance and the plain uncertainty about the
restoration OF grain rates at the time fixed at the
recent railroad conference in this city. 1t is
useless TO say that these causes had very slight
foundation for within a week the bear faction
has ACCOMPLISHED much on q smaller preteXt 1t
can be said only that there was no disposition
on that side TO enlarge the amount OF outstanding
contracts 1t is not surprising, therefore, that
this lack of agTessveness should have been met
in the same spirit by the leaders Of the upward
movement The fluctuations were left to the
whims of room traders who moved the market
up or down, according to their pursuit of frac-
tional profits. The only difference between tho
markets of yesterday and to-day was in the re-
sistancc undoubtedly encountered in the later
dealings.
The final changes were neither large nor sig
nhcant, except for the fact that below certain
point the traders were not permitted to 60 The
advances were rather more numerous than the
declines but they exceeded fraction only in the
case Of the new Big Four stocks, which rose
about 2 per cent on what appeared TO be en-
celent buying The efforts TO confuse the Street
about the railroad situation were unavaillng,
and there is no doubt that the spirit of the
recent for the restoration of grain rates
will be observed. The date may be postponed
possibly. but the vigorous action Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission in the OF Ca
madam railroad will he likely TO have a salutary
effect on others and generally on all railroad
managers. The closing was affected slightly by
the report that a small engagement of gold for
export had been made, but when il explained
afterward that this was not for to-m0rrOws mail
the effect was lost The stubborn strength of
the market was its most conspicuous feature.
The trust stocks were not prominent in any
way, although they were fairly supported. As
factor in the general speculation they have prob
ably had their day part Of the public has
been taught that the Stock Exchange permits
dealings in securities for which il does not
vouch.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The small sales of Government bonds were at
full prices, and the market was strong without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
DELICATE and DANGEROUS.
The most Sensitive Object In the World Explained ana
the Danger IL IL In Made Clear. o..

'Touch pupil Of your and see II hurts saia
one club to another. Int,
'Do you think / IDIOT" was the reply Do"
you suppose know II Will hurt" ,,
And vet the same would not hesitate 10 oVerioeu
and abuse his stomach which Is coated IN prccsoS '
same manner as his eye and which Is The most important
the most sensitive most delicate organ IN 'ne oouS
The mucous membrane lining OF the stomach - he o
mucous covering OF fish, only 1t Is thousand ues noio
sensitive. And yet upon the surface oil tne stomach w
millions and millions Of germs indeed, IL iurhlshes 'no
only great home for germs. These little ahima's NV up
II, prey upon IL constantly. and caus, pain inere
always danger and a solemn warning from pain In the
bom,ch Napolcon the Great never knew rear III ose'
hut was an alect coward when spasms sezea MS
And why not They sudden sickness perhaps quoA
death The slightest pain IN the stomach or i"o'N'
should strike t,rror. Delay may be fatal!
For Atty wears there been but one standard ono ce
, cure for all pains sudden disorders OF the stomach
and that Is Perry Davls's Pain-kiler' III Is pure
nowerfu perfect remedy It is used In every ehoers
orn,rv on the globe IL Is carried by every snip mat
sans There is not missionary station In the worla
-, :, cannot he found Rev. b. ii. Bodley, missionary
~, Iucknor India says There is nothing ike Perry
na,ss painKillcr for Cholera and similar diseases IL
m. unqualified endorsement OF the meacal proeSon
In all cholera countries and 1t Is household remedy III
hu1a 10 keut constantly hand, for Summer dangers
oravs sudden and IL is far better to prevent than 70
80 Don,t neglect an honest warning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo n. Y July I6-Cattle-Receips last "a hours.
800 head Total thus far 1880 for time
last week, 91eo consigned through. $50 head, all 70
New York 100 head sale prices steady ana unchanged
Sheen ana lamb-Recepts last "a hours 500 head total
for week thus FAT. 10000; for same time last week,
York 200 head sale price steady - mogs.i&ee ,ln
Tor same time last week 81 900 consigned through,
400 head none b New York 500 head on sale; market
cuiet prices weak mediums, - Co Workers. ~ %
pigs. a o31s5. 900 ,,.,.
ST. Louis, July 1G-Catte~Receipt, 2eOo shipment
choice heavy native steers ." cDa
o. 80 fair 10 good do 80 10dS3 90 sockefs and feeders
fair % good % 1Ods3 IS rangers corned ~ loa@5 oO
grass-fei E2Gs3 Is HOgs-Reecpts ? 300; shipments
1000 market higher; choice heavy ana butchers ~,e
lions ~ 30as4 As; packing. medium u prime - 90
81 as light grades ordinary 70 best 81 43as4 90 SHEEP
Receipts, 700 shipments 400 market strong iar !"
.hoice, 90 2oas4 rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKER
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market showed the same CHARACTERISTICS
Yesterday that it did the day previous Small dealings
and small fluctuations the rule Perhaps the only
distinction that could be drawn between the Two Gays Is
that the recorded at the Stock Exchange were
not in excess OF the Consolidated Exchanges record yesteF
day Insinuaons washing are made on both SIDES
although no charges backed by any Responsible
The friends option system at the onso
dated Exchange for days been asserting hat
prevailing dulness could no, De charged agens' 'ae
fact they CHIN there is more actual business on the
noor OF Consolidated Exchange than there was before
But they yet claim that expected success mas az
tended their efforts and the oil trade appears TO nave
rcsoed Itself into a Micawber-ike withdrawing for
something 70 up Meantime the producers are work.
ing the drl merry, and the prospect OF an Increased
production up o!set TO the naturally strong
features Of the export trade the pubic turns eolu
shouder TO speculation under the unusual circumstances
The certificate market closed firm. . -
The range OF prices aud total dealings were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. TUESDAY. July lG.-BEEVES-Receipts "a
carloads 3l3 head all 60thsi and all for MI East
man. No trading In live cattle Feeling steady.
City Dressed Beef In ample supply and in moderate de-
mand 34e for Native Sides ew Choice bringing
7c) and Texas Beef sold at Ia as 34c.
Private cable advices received yesterday quote refger
aed beef slow, but steady at Id or scant 2c per ~
shipments to-day 600 cattle the UlndOO BY NJ
Goldsmith 1870 do on the Sanmoe by Meyer Houseman
and quarters OF beef I'm the Nevada by Joseph
The Celtic 20 sail Tomorrow takes out go quarters
Murel will carry 90 sheen for L. s Dillenhack.
CAIVES-Rccepts 1873 head Feeling steady, and re.
ported sales included NeHs 3tG5 loc per N for fair
to prime Buttermlks at IA az sac and Mixed Calves
Be. Hume & Mullen soil q Few selected NealS
3dc
Dressed Calves doing fairly we'll the cool weather
helping the trade Dressed Buttenniks sold nj 3l-2d
lee few 5el Country Dressed veas at Sal i9c; City
Dressed Gas l.2c With fancy up 10 Qc
Veals l75 N at lie per n.
Hallenbeck & Hollis 30 Buttermilk Calves 1875 N
average lac do 209 H. at i-2c 10 do 2t5 M az
Sac - MXe1 Calves l6l n, at Be 80 VeaS 100 ~ at
4 3-4c 10 do 2ll ~ at Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMDS-Recelpts IS carloads Of l. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
HEAT NO. Q


opening. Highest Lowest Closing rs,
E:::#::: FL f: E: f:
CORN NO q
s s sss::: :::: &: q: 's e.: Ct: ;'5
e s Il; 81: 6. z!> e. g.
MESS PORK. PER BBL.
s ssss:s !, HE j$ ''s HIS / 3
''''''' LARD. PER 100 LIB.
a ssssss s ;s s a. ST.
'''''' SHORT RIBS. PER 100 LIB.
s s ss;:;: ss SO sS=ss E:
sss wnss sf ES ss 2 1859? e
Esi lS nominal MS g. Tia ass 81 % Esoa
ed j. 4 As ssi; F2gs PEI S Bs 3
s s:d S ssSd' .essS Is &Ss
sr FLASHED goods per g 81 eesS SasaF shPmeas
%ES1ssai sSS S$S 1850 1883
OTIS, i3'0 Vy
was on QUIET Shs fr Fancy t tfsa%ey
ii Ice Finest Diaries, ii l2dl2c; Fine 1odll he
MllSSa al July lo-Four quiet Wheat steady cash
gsi Isl :sa sSp''SSSs! Sh s H5
f Fl G J%y We're light and
good Inquiry Tor choice qd winters firm prices SHTns
points the he, West ss7v Rrses Of RGas
% an. market and Sp' export cr demand
Is sgs. 8Ss sssnL a ssD SsPss; 4, "a
speculation tame and there was not much g ama
S GPt' at former rates sales No. 2 Ley Mixed in
NJ F %2sa uy e "a % &ssa
Az Sac september il9ia he October 4s 2attc
S:mF0 ssd 's sse aeT SG % 81 ;f
9 Quoted s. g ga fnq Hqsa Ss' p: sss
Ge Eggs Egss; IL Ia Ss.s
steady ana sy RStSS at iSaS'
corn d 1889 500 S Sss 1862
ST. Louis July 16-F1our quiet and unchanged Wheat
sharp with tS fO sale S and
JG a9 SSined me most e and Decebes least No Red c
ssse1 SSy soSes e 8 Ii A3E
arncr no Mixed cash 80 l.2c Aasust clos0i 81 12c
s Sc e. ss!h ssS {sIi &C.
BID E xs small oi Of MoGr fall witch sold at 5
He G3S d Sn MS4s & hss s H Gu and q
Whey sFna q sam 8 3 e T S7 f ~
alt 81 sds 30 SnsS %@f sEoSds
longs and ribs % 5s short clear SO IS IIsms sil 26S
oR Is Ooo rye nome barley focS s Gi
SeHtsIFiour 1900 whest, II 900 corn $4,000; oats
81 900; rye none barley, none. -
Toledo ohio, July l6.-wheat-pull higher cash $50
S9S 11 SO Sc ostsEouIet; cash 2ec oIoyerseei
dull; cash 81 30; october, - 49, Receipts-Whest.
10 600 .tush: corn 1000 bush l. 900 bush Ship
mcnts-whent, 5000 bush corn. 900 bush. =,
Louisville Ky. July 18.-Cotton quiet mdtling, lie.
Grain steady Whea,.No. . Red, new; IS 1;2d56 i9c
No Lone6erry 10 Ice COrn-No; Mixed. s7G37 l2c
No White Ale Oats-No. g. % 1-2c: Provisions quiet
aud weak, Bacon-clcaT rib. 81; clear SIDE. packed.
- OK Bulk meats-Clear ribs. 90 cured shoulders,
IS 69 10 Mess pork. $ls sugarcurcd hams, ell ood
si2 so. Choice Leaf lard 80 go
Is i.oc bid Corn arm; No. Mixed. IS lee bid Oats
weak; No. . Mixed, "a Lee bid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
ACTION TO RECOVER A BENEFIT FUND.

The testimony taken in the suit of John W. T. Van
Ripper administrator of the estate of his father Of
tho same name against the Ncw-York Post Office
Mutual Aid Association and Others. submitted in
the supreme Court, Special Tenn yesterday TO Justice
Ingraham by A. G. Vandepool on behalf of tho plain
tin and ex-Judgc Frederick G. Gedney representing
the defendants. The action brought TO recover a
benefit fund of 81 200 due to the benefcaes OF the
elder Van Ripper from the association. The defendants
declare that he only designated his sister Mary Ann
Higgins and Mary Doughcrty the benefciaries The
Judge reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-17
posToN WOOL MARKET.

Boston July 16.-The continues very firm here
for all kinds OF wool Holders Of domestic wool WIZ
give In their prices and manufacturers are taxing
quite freely believing prices not likely 10 90
any lower than present supplies have been arriving
quite freely and there Is quite good assortment to
select from. Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA hececs have been
selling at 3lc for Y $685. De for NN and 3Sc for
No T. Michigan neeccs firm at s2d33c with
holders asking higher prices. In combng and delalnc
Ohio fine dclane at sGs37c and Michigan nne dclane
at 3503Oc Territory, Texas aud other unwashed woods
arc meeting with a good demand with principal sales on
a basis OF 03dO5c secured. for fine, G0dGlc for fine
medium and 57dJS f0r medium. Pulled woods IN steady
demand 33d3oc for super and 25d2oc for extra
rpignw