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CONsIGNEES.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. July
20-Lemon & NJ, Peacock, H & Co. Krouskof,
Chestnut & ON. Gregg, J & w, Baldwin & Co.
Ellis, Y & Co. j f Grady & Son, Mcmillan Bros,
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Edwards & T. Harms & J.
A G Rhodes & Co, II Solomon Il Son, VI Lang
& Co, Guckenheimer 6 Son, Volaski q Son, H
Simmons Savannah Grocery Co, Brown Bros,
A Enrich & Bro, Swinton & NJ.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
July 2O-A Hanley c K Stults Il Co, L A O'Neil,
Meinhard Bros & Co. S Guckenheimer q Son, A
n O'Keefe, Savannah c & w Co, w d Simkins,
NJ Y Henderson. Mohr Bros j McGrath & Co. w
d Dixon, Fretwen & n. J S Collins 4 Co, A D
Thompson Savannah Brewing Co, J d Paige, L
McLain Green & Co, Lloyd & A j w lyman, II
b Russell, d A Altcks Sons, J L Grady & Son,
G w Tiedeman & Bro, Lee Roy Myers & Co, R S
Sames, G. Davis & Son. Savannah Grocery Co, J
Wright, Standard Oil Co, Peacock. II & Co, J d
Gould, Harms & J, w P Hardee, O Saussy.
Per Central Railroad. July iS-Dwelle. c & D.
Jno Flannery & Co. NJ Maclean Co, Stubbs &
T. J S Wood & Bro. W W Gordon & Co. L Putzel,
Baldwin & Co, X Cooper Lovell's Sons. w
VIM, w U Tel Co. Fl A Ernst, KavansuRh & B,
S Guckenheimer & Son, g w Hester, ID G Purse.
G. Haas W Zeigler, w Bailey, Green & Co,
NJ Y Henderson, Chatham Grocery Co, Armour
Pkg Co. A Ha1lsy "A Miller & Co, Jas Douglas
Jno Lyons & Co. B Hymes. @ Keisling, 8 Seig
P Tuberdy, Savannah Brewing Co, Haynes z,
Dryfus Bros. Stillwell, NJ & Co, Chestnut & ON.
Savannah Grocery Co, Arnold & 7, Teeple & Co,
Thos West, D Lester Grocery Co. Wimpy & 7.
Lee Roy Myers & Co, NJ Ferst's Sons & Co. w A
Pigman, j Rosenheim & Co, J K Grady & Son,
Mitchell & Co, Eckman & V. J 8 Collins & Co.
New Home NJ Co. Barbour & Co, Appel & S, ]
R EasOn, A Griffin, Mohr Bros, Lippman Bros
Epstein & Bro. Telephone Elk. LETTER & Son,
G Eckstein & Co, Benson Bros & Co, Maj New
ton Allen, Rev j FARRELL.
Per steamship City of Birmingham from New
York-A Altmeyer & Co. Appel & s. Aerma-
toe Co, g w Allen, c q Anderson. NJ S Byck. est
s w Branch. u S q Byck J q Butler, r q
Butler, l. Byck, Braid & H. Blumenthal Bros,
Mrs N A Barrie. r Butler, Basch Bros, Q A Cox.
Collat Bros. H Champions Son, Z NJ Conner.
W S Cherry & Co. + Churchill Cohen & B,
Chatham Grocery Go, Cohen q 20, NJ Doyle.
" g Cooper, G RR & Bkg Co, A Ehrlich & Bro,
Continued on Tafyd Poge
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RECEIPTS-

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, July
0-23S bbs rosin, 20 bbls spirits turpentine c
goods, 1853 pkgs tobacco, 4 cases cigarettes, 800
sacks cotton seed meal 4 cars wood, bbls cast
ings GO bbs iron, lot h goods, bbl ware
~ wheels, 6 axles couplings, , cars coal, ! nest
trunks, holsters doubIetrees, boxes / case
snuff.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway
July 20--2lS bales cotton, 40 boxes vegetables
1913 bbls vegetables .2S9 bbls spirits turpentine
1, 13 bbls rosin 225 boxes fruit 2G5 Lbls Fruit a
cars lumber, 8 bales wool, bales hides, "a cars
melons, box hardware, 100 bbls lime 1 empty
keg, car wood, pkg pillow poinSs, box bacon,
% obls whisky, cases shoes. 40 bbls potatoes
pkg moldinR. bbls syrup, 1 case cigars. bbs
iron ore, Z cases goods, Is bbis onions coffin,
! chair, crate med Instruments, pkg rollers
set wheels, case IN water, 25 doz brooms, Is
doz W boards. rocker. oil bbls
Per Central Railroad. July <0-621 bales cotton
54i Obls spirits turpentine, 1923 bbls rnSin az
bales domestics. IL bales hides. 129 bales wool 9;
ba es yarn, - rolls leather. 105 pkgs tobacco 81
pkgs paper q, 900 lbs lard 25556 Tbs bacon, 2l(
| bbls -four l Dbl whisky, cars lumber. 2 pkgs
wax, cars wood, bbls syrup, l2 casks clay. 80
pkgs Irvine, 9i2 pigs vegetables. 35o. 900 r iron
| 3 sacks guauO, 129 pkgs mdse, los empty bbls 25
| pkgs wood in shape 10 cars stone, 81 cases eggs
| 20 pkgs hardware, IS bales plaids $50 lbs fur
niture, 30 cars melons. 50 tons pig iron, 10 $50
paper stock.
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PASSENGERS.

|. Per steamship City OF Birmingham from New
York-C Elliott. c Cullen, Mrs Hailson, J
Goldsmith, Mrs K Reed aud init, Moo McIn-
tosh. Lobbure, II Fl Smith, w H kightin-
gale, f W hidden, Intermediate, B steerage.
Per steamship City of Augusta. for New
York-Mr Meyer, J Beane, Miss Fennimore,
DR. B Purse and wife, Mrs Lippman, Mrs X
Anderson and children. L Lippman, Mrs L
Hammond. Lee Roy Myers, ] Schweibet and
wife. Mrs A Jones, Miss NJ Hammond, Mrs w
II Baker Miss NJ Lancaster, Master Baker, b
F Harmon, J j Greenbow, Master j Hammond.
Master Hammond, o Seller, J Cogswell. W
3 Markham, II c Strout, A ROsenfeld, Mr. John
son, w Wheatley and wife. J Odsner. c Col
lier Miss Collier Fl Klein G I Presby Mrs Mere
Inf, Mrs N Quinn and children. Mrs V Holt,
E Drought, NJ J Walker, C Pierce. Mrs L L
FIemnz f Lane, Mrs Ferst and children,
s Goetter F Roualds, Mrs | NJ Frank. Misses
Frank. A Mountjoy, 7 Eastman, NJ Mayer,
P II rutland, w Harris Stern, T Cogswcll.
Mrs A We'll and child, w Gracey, Cooper,
Mrs Alexander. Miss Alexander, VI Joiner, A
Habelland Miss Donelan. Miss Greenbsw,
] 5 Whedden. w Book, Rev P ] Ponl. J Parker,
Miss Ruckcr, g Lebienski, Miss stephens, X
Kebowsky Mr. Levystsin, T Steenson, Mr. Knock
man, J Schondt, j T Simon.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York-la2 bales cotton, a. bales domestics, 015
bbs rosln, 10 bbs oil, 1900 feet lumber :. 566
bbls fruit, 1890 boxes fruit 20 bbls vegetables,
IA crates vegetables. IS bales hides. 65 turtles
IS tons pig iron, 295 pkgs mdse, 342 bbls ochre,
SCOTS waterfpelons
Per bark Flash Light [Brl for Montevideo for
orders-321S73 feet p p lumber-McDonough &
Co. and Stilwell Alien & Co.
Per bark Mary Ames for New York-48S, 712
feet D lumbe (crossties)
Per bark NaviRatore [Itall for Genoa-3,6S1
bbls rosn, weighing 1871 COS pounds $50 cases
spirits turpentine measuring 1850 gallons
S Z Shelter Co.
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MEMORANDA.


New York, July ls-Arrved. schrs William f
Cloves, Penny Coosaw, C; John II Cannon,
Harrison, Georgetown. s c.
Cleared, schrs II Parker, Hammond, Charles
ton; Hazard, Brewster, Georgetown, c.
Dublin. July lS-Arrived, bark Jos Hayden
LNorl, Olsen, Brunswick.
Havre, July 1s-Arrived, steamship Acuba
lbrl, Graham, Pensacola.
Apaacnicola, July lS-Arrived, schr NJ b Mil
len, Rumrill, Laguayra.
Boston, July 1s-Arrived, schr Jennie Lock
wood, Bland, Apalachicola.
Baltimore July lS-Cleared, schr Wade Hamp-
ton, Relyea, Savannah
Sailed, schr Victory lBrl Jacksonville
st Augustine, July lS-Saied. schr VIM Jones,
Fuller, Sstilla.
Mobile July lS-Cleared, schr Charlotte.
Davis, Kingston.
lBrl, Dyason, Pensacola for Antwerp
Philadelphia. July iS-Arrived, schr Joel Cook
De uty, Charleston.
Satilla River, Ga. July l5-Arrved, schr Aloha
Skolfield, Savannah
Brunswick, July ls-Arrved, bark Galore
Sailed, schrs Ariadne, Colby. New London;
Three Sisters, Simpson, Union Island; Almeda
Wiley, Copeland, Portland; James Judge,
Davidson, Boston.
Bull River, s c, mot Ashepoo), July 17-Ar-
rived sohr Nellie W Hewlett, Buckalew. Coo.
saw.
Pensacola. July 1S-Cleared, steamer Euskaro
lSpl, Zebalandecochia, Greenock; Ramon de
LarrinaRa [Spl, Echevarris Liverpool
Cleared, barks Isabella v [Itall SantaRala,
Genoa; Halden NOR. Dahl. Fecamp; schrs
Laura Lamsen, New York.
Port Royal, S c. July 1s-Sailsd, schr Warren
Adams, Colcord, Baltimore.
New York, July 2O-Arrived, steamship Fulda,
Bremen.
Arrived out, The Queen.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER-
DAY
Bark Vasco de Cana [Norl, Krogh, to load
for Europe-Chr g Dahl & Co.

OLE ARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Macon, Lewis. Boston-C
G. Anderson.
Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York C G Anderson.
Bark Navigatore [Itall. de Genaro. Genoa
Chr G. Dahl & Co.
Bark Flash Light lBrl, Mahoney, Montevideo
for orders-Masuer
Bark Mary Ames. Knowles, New York-Jos
A Roberts & Co.
Schr Cecilia F. Dodge New York-Jos A Rob.
erts Il Co,
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New York Market Review Il.
Reported BY g. s. Palnler, 166 Reade ST. SNer
Vo-T

NEW YORK, July IS The leading feature of
the producs marketfor tbs week closing To day
is the reaction in the watermelon market ffom
the glut of last week. Receipts have been light
to-day, with light demand. SIS 00@2S 90 is
about top for choice and 1s62Oc for prime
These prices. think, will prevail during the
coming week. Muskfgelops IN liberal supply
81 OO012 90. Peach hes. fancy carrier. s. 500
80: crates, 81 OO02 90 Grapes. Delaware,
2O025c; NiaRaras, 12Gt15c; black, 76110c. Pears,
LeConte, 50 5O05 90 per barrel; crates, 75c6
81 %. Florida pineapDles, SIl5c r ID sweet
potatoes, North Carolps, 81 50 Us 90 peFlbar
rel. Onions, from t4s005 So Tomatoes.
South Carolina and ltI6rida, 50c@$1 25A per
crate. Long Island potatoes, 81 5O61201- per
barrel. Eggplant, Ssf095 % per barrel
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nau.
teal information will be furnished masters of
vessels free of charge at the United States Hy-
geographic ONCE IN the Custom House. Cap
tains are requested to call at the office.
LIEUT. + Fl SHERMAN
In charge photographic Station,
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again heavy at close to lowest prices. Final
changes generally show large fractional losses
for most OF the leading shares; while Burlington
Silver Certificates IL Der cent. while most of
the stocks show only Insignificant losses for
the day. The sales aggregated 121, 900 shares of
listed and 4, 900 shares of unlisted.
The following were the closing quotations OF
ha NaU YOrx Stock
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Steamship City of Augusta. New York.
Schr Margaret A May. Philadelphia
Schr Edward r Emerson. Portland,
Schr Eta A Stimson. Portland
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ID out, The Queen.
Spoken.

Bark Alabama P [Ital. PelIerano from Pen
sacola for Barrow, July Is, lat % Is, lon IS 16.
Brig Georgiana Geery from Charleston for
New York, July II, off Cape Lookout.
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COMMERCIAL.
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING News,

OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH, Ga, July 20, 1891.
corroN-The market maintains its dizziness
~ there is nothing going on in the trading.
anch as 1t is, to break the monotony. There was
cary slow inquiry and only nominal bust
ass dong. The total sales for the day were 90
hales On Change at the regular midday
.su at p. m, the market was bulletined easy
and unchanged at the following official spot
nuotatiOns:
Good Middlng. ....-.......-...... - $40
MdiiluR ..-.---- ....'''..'...'.-...., ..i9S
Low NIddlng. $500 -.''.....''.....'.....L LILO
Good Ordinary ..t-.-... ............. IBIS
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESrERDAY.

Steamer Ethel, Carol, Cohens Bluff and way
landings-W T Gibson, Manager
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sHIPPIxG INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY. 4~,r,
Sun Rises. neutrality-suspicious.. 8: Oh
Sun Sgrs.................. ................6:1
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH 7:0S N. 1:3i p N
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TUESDAY. July 81, 1891.
ARRIVED VEST ERDAY.

Steamship City of Macon. Lewis. Boston-c
g Anderson.
Steamship City OF Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C G. Anderson
Steamer Bellevue, Gibson, Darien, with excur
sion-W Gibson ACT.
Steamer Progress White. Brunswick and
intermediate landinZs-C Williams, Agt.
Steamer Katie. Bevih. Augusta ami way
landings-C II MedlocS, Agt. e.
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New YoRK. July 20.-Rice in fair demand
and firm: domestic, fair to extra, 5lk0Ic;
Japan 5l695s4c. no o. amoEf
hEw ORLsASs. July e-Rice quiet; otSfi-
nary to prime 4IS05ssc!Is 'sses7q
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
OCEAN MAIL LETTINGS,
NOTICE To BIDDERS.
PosroFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July IS, 1891.

WASHINGTON ID. C., July Is, 1891.
In accordance with the provisions of an Act
of Congre IS, approved March g. 1891, entitled
AN act to provide for ocean mail service be-
tween the United States and foreign ports and
to promote commerce" proposals will be re-
ceived at the Postoffice Department. in the City
of Washington, until 3 O'Clock p. m, on
Monday the Goth day of October. 1891. for con-
veying the mails of the United States by means
of steamships described in said Act between
the several ports of the United States and the
several ports in foreign countries which are
specifically named in the schedule of routes
published herewith.
Proposals are invited for service on said
routes, under contracts for ten years each,
except where otherwise particularly specified,
which shall commence within three years from
the date of the execution of the contract, and
at one of the periods named below. to-wit:
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NAVAL STORES The market for spirits turpen-
tine was quiet and somewhat nominal owing
to buyers and sellers being apart. There were
no sales reported during the day At
the Board of Trade on the opening call the
market was reported at 34c bid for regulars.
Itclosed on the second call at 34c bid for regulars
Rosin-The market was quiet though steady at
ouotations. There was a fair inquiry with am
ole offering stock. The sales during the day
we're l. lib barrels AT the Board of Trade
On the first call the market was reported
p aud E. 81 25; F, 81 80; G,$1 DO; H, 81 So:
l. 81 IS: K, 81 90; NJ, SO 10; N, So 25; window
glass, 50 rs; water white. s. 0G. At the last call
it closed unchanged.
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Continued on E'ird Page.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Friday. March O.-BEEVES-Receipts IT'S
cty siaughtrefs 26 carloads for expectation in
quarter r ana n T0aa iSq m oT a aoer a g
liberal supply rdsy after the free receipts Monday
The cattle cot lOal5c than those sod wednesaay
ba with little no export demand. there was slow
trmcly duh with number Of carloads ~ sell at late
hour. ..,oo.-oo
100 u Oxen staes and mixed droyes: at SIS vo Buns
al & - g9 GGsi dp5 G 5sds cSMs NJ = a Sad & o. a at the out
Eastmans Company were the only large buyers in TO-
city dressed beet in moderate rsquest at UNCHANGED
Today: catle advice. a'c not encouraging. Rcfrig
at 5G5',d, e,tlhaed dressed Weight sinking tho cIal
cattle Or The Iqnc do on tie Iower lii. and 3os do
o. the nnloo b. ~ G;ldsmth, $50 DO On thc Eeyl,an
& 6,ef in The Aaenori9 and 800 Dc In ihe Esypta9
and 100 Gri,ea & a. pfs 6ol IN M hG IT. nGra BY y %n so9
week Of 2S8s cattle, 1OO2s quarters bc Io5 sheep
salc-J. ShaIhLcIg: SO Illinois '.tlcrs" 1870 =, aver.
ecfG GhseIP P Sc o M m II r. aS a. i iS 60 & 10 az do g f g. g.
a.tlIld % %HS Ib5s ~ b. at a. - aV' "a DO al - DO Is
Newton Gati 1G LmcSseT County Penn. Steers.
iiS2 r. a S. IG Jersey G Dry cows 635 n. a. 50
tvyans ha d d. 10 p az 81 DO 7iO H. at 81 o5 Penn
IN Epfela: is Chicago steers 1873 n ct So 10 10 d.
l2;s n a, = Is 81 DO 1896 ~ 5 IS - 90 llOi N,
sanders & %Ro oS St@s Nf asd 5'' r. al az ~ ~ @ ohio
oxen lG!5 ~ a, 81 Buffalo do Iiso ~ at 30 is
m NJ. NJ GolGsnlt II Kentucky Steers 1897 ~ at 81 %
20 ChcaeO DO, l2lS r. at IS 10 DO 120S n az - % ~
DO l6s m at 81 80 do, 1924 H. at ~ so; 81 do, lIG5
sherman Culver Is Ohio Steers 1887 n at s5 10; IS
DO 1868 r. 81 As.
CALvEs-Recepts 200 head Of which 1853 at 6oth.st
STEADY Tor Neas ana firm for Western Calves and all sold
eary Neas ranged In price from 81 to SC ana carload
Western Calves brought
Dressed Calves good fully sustained prices
6dlOc for Country Dressed Aittlc bring
ing 4d5cj sane oy city dressed selected carcisses
and Dressed westerns sold Of jaGlec.
Saies-D. Harrington so Veas 100 n ayeraQe at 5ac
per n l3 do. 126 ~ at 7iac.
HallenbeCk Hollis; 40 Western taiNcs. 422
NJ Collins . Ncals 40 n. al &c.
SHEEP AND LAM BS-R"ceipts. 20 cars Of 3 pos head
10 cars at JGscy CITY. rs cars at 40tst. ana
HObokcn the ller consigned direct butcrrs sheen
ruled firm az sGasG 37is goOd and prime stock and
carload choice ohio Go sold "A fraction over GLc
Lambs hod to vest TdaY'-
yards, there easter :"elilc at Jersey CITY
sales at 40 1jdS7 30. spring Lambs were STEADY
and wanted at sjdiS per head for fair to choice.
The dead market Wa unchanged to-day with Dressed
% Der ceJcass.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
TILE TRADE IN CIIICAGO.

Chicago March epcclal-Cloeing cables WIN
announced an advance In wheat nj iatS VI -
fame and an advance In Paris Hour Of ianc' tur"eo
this wheat market into L; bull affair today Dur
ing the early hours hcrc had been sserabc vacI
lation. The fine weather. tls Northwestern re'elpls
and talk OF a panic In the Argentine Republic Hauc
the selling very free during h; first honr. l"e
first check to thi, Wa on the announcement ,nit ,
wheat stock, at odessa had dFrca9rd -'VV''"D"
bushels i0- tbs month. The big advance however,
were made after the closing cdDle9 W.
in. May opened at - IS, .om -oc
tween O7 IS and ~ Ol and closed at 81 : =.
There wcr, one or two report, Of damage IN Illinois
on thc Au'r. hut they attracted no atlrHuVn' Luz
best advcr> - far t. lnr cHc'l mat -th''I.1 y
Na, a very large area In Nr,trht" condition. III 'ol',
II continued t. bc simply a ed-c oi HrErf u'I"'''
than supply. samples Wrr: NJ cent 'iHl'"1" '.r
receipt, were "a hltl, over tpr expo iit'u'' i',ll
mates of 80 car, Tor Saturlty 'n''heb ih' bufl :
energy only porAr IS. The mc-ri-cN ron dI'lr'
part, of Indiana reported II raining down u'iG,,
taJ!cs Wcre up ! I'd. May opened At o. % aIu
AS hi.h a, go cents. aud clr-cd At % -, ''t''
cont uirl 10 follow clos IL after corn Nay s1I. from
40 - 10 - 81. and c~ri al - ...0. Win corn
and wheat - amazingly strong, provisions naturally
advanced a lite. rh,n thc u"V- from the l"'u,
WAS Eiur' encouraging. Prices oht there "'It ,
10 Iu cent, higher: 'h' receipts "rc ''J,"OO' IN
estimate for saturday, 5000 bushes
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

Warehouse deliveries snfe I3rcn J. Ioy Orleans 27s
tsss: e.'' ta'ai. "aF 5o9ao bag. '''
C69lGG9HGG,I.. G,I. IN o FAR nc,9sg %c@s@4 and steady
c88SoPPHhRXIGF c8SPPhXIGF SSTocKGTstheT easy old Shocks be
' FLOUR AND General trade sho%cd sg",,
lif f Ieaehi res3cctaGc ogae9atc As price tho
ng wa, oa Of GScGSd De 5n T9 n9ysnc an on der
grad no owne 70 g tic fdp in M E9 W @ d % M i,' medium
anG choice qualities had most attention from local source |
Saes 90 600 bbls ~ geo btl tor cou iHaYdins o9
tar the West irdes 1i,5on ibis Minnesota Er! 80 AZ @
sS 40 Quotations City Mil Extra. Wet Indie,
& ss;3 .ss &S,s &f5S@i'' sga3 Ss
s o5 far raehs fS 'SGfs SFdSary to S6oe j @
s. soSsS oo N92ss spRs R Mg MXr o| sI'r 81 foa = 50
ssashts ordinary fsse% 81 59es5 5' fatsP,s oFa "a
and md some held s. 75 supene spring apd winter
ISo SS aeyS very GM
q ccas5 ssa 30 RYE FLOUR tar aerand AND strong
sssc & 500 OBJ ssFA aad o%y s
y 5cas2 RUckwlEAT GEAIN-NSelected, Cd, a. Z;
sHSapy s. IS and bandy%ne at $ 49, sa SGD1 S D1! AZ
Tnd cT Sm9 He% svss GsdSS I the the ds d
part were OF beaish charcte but the had but ~
ened shoPs QStc 1Sy Go leading fa Do
s Of 0s acyy @ wsI spwaS S OF Chief yo Su g Sgas b
especially brisk. 1t neryou: and unsettled market
pedomnaed closing figures nde2ng d net & ga9s Of y
n
and private accounts confirmed the recent reports Of dam
TO the French crop A6oI' ag nG nS
RspuSc had suspended payment s g%s led d 10 o
panc psnd sang S1C foy S aecoan Lat cables
esne Id sdu higher 0 Iyerpoo dpe rgmefs Of
sonss sSsnssf SSI TScs Sd@h @ aEcat heavy
ssCM isSSnE n 6 s 1as sSHs wheat bet and h the
Northwest while the LEADING Operator a, IA & Mg' VIZ
nfasS GssS sslsF tacd D1' s seE s hss at Ha Il o
to Il Of 1916 Toward the ccse he buying imnToyed.
fo1sn 9S s pS SSnT was Of a as months eay mer and
December materially aided the Upward tndengE: Ar Ar;
So bush winter against 2!Sd6 and S5 oa bush n. Re:
sPeetyey yea ago seaboad 81 TrScp; Gcd & GoSr oS
spot market hardened and closed about lc hchr
,oo uss aaSeoes sSoo bush frosted MSnto5a & at
few carlots including No Duluth Sty at s. tbCSs CS
A's' NeTs Hs%sinea sSst sS6st Is take"
Sales oScoco bush :qr 1000 9";9 SPOT 1cgaing %
Sagradsd sprngG and ,9tcf ~ rsd at at red 81 &
s 10 m hard 5So, pSg SG Mah n
ssi slosas NGsthsin At 81 il do Nav aO eS
sSs :; JUL y 0 Of fG lYS r os Closing S
August as lS.Iecds OOas closing at 81 90 s1p,e1oe5
sssSse cO closing at Il DO snd hd
State boat loads quoted siasi os BARLEYtnSs ~
en- 5sssie caaaas Ezra 5s5aS7e
SS Ssnads ATTs fsao2 afSSed S, s2s TGS
s quoted = o9Ss gs So ,v @se SS % ~ %
WIZ. e S, .ss gTSs' cSss Ssn' Sr @
covering for Wal Street account ca9s. H5e
snd hs repss quite McGGS'e N q which 9fPS
aggregate over 1000 coo bush changing hands. Near
Gs deliveries were especially strong sh9wins m 5e & o
cs s,s S: r % I l. 99s ,.SSs ws, & 'SS S
4:d SS:S SSsS Issf sa9 SSs %s. sssssSS ' steamer
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF THE NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

VENTURES OF THE NEW-YORk DEALlNUS'
The bull temper in the cereals is predominant in the
speculative line and heavy advances were sco'ca al
around. The speculative transactions In wheat ran up
TO over 5000 900 bushels. The cables wcrc thc HI
hutnce which decided the current Of prices Do N'
pool and French advccs showing Il deciued Hse uFo'
confirmation Of the recent reports OF damage % t.'
forelgn crops The adverse inancai news d IRON into
covering. The market here paid htLc atvehu t'n,,cj
the liberal Northwestern receipts ana ilT
fall OF I'm the winter belt, on when Hutchinson
was said 10 bo a seller at the West May opIOHo iS
Scded from ~ O6oS1 O5 Is to 81 o. ~ bn io'y -
81 O0 1so n o. "a July opened at 81 OF ~ & E1s
carrying values to ~ 03 0$l Oh o.. lne A'ai nv
cams for options amounted 10 Ia o % ct1, to, ,,pn
taken for export aithoug it was reported late tiat
rom hfteen to seventeen loads had DccIl P.l fr,,
export mainly to France, on through contracts "o''
Corn strong in sympathy with wheat. D'lf NJ Nis
0r0ns cables and moderate arrivals nclpu III III mi
The speculation amounted to 2.0OO.OOO b1shels, ann %
the nct gains we're - for March. and 81 cen. 10,
the later months Cash was more active a''1 M
cent higher, willie the export dcmahu Tc''"'u '"'
large total Of 112 600 bushels ,
Oats were a shade better for spot lots. and gooi
business was DONE The options we're l@,o@ @ i +
cents higher, on Il moderate improvement III N""S''
lions. . .,,-
Lard followed grain in the advance and the options
scored ret gain, Of IN points. There were s''e' Vi
The anai Y' onofaIon; were wheat-March. 81 Il
MAY. ~ o. 81 June ~ O6 10; July. ~ OK 81 ~
cembcr. ~ 6l -. Corn-March, 69 u Nay y?
July 81 IA cents Cats--March. 81 35 May, o. -
.IIly - 3o cents. Lard-Siarch, 80 OF May ." IL
July. 80 3S: August. ~ 80. -.,r,lo,.
Tho receipts of grain and hour reported ~ ,,r. r"r
at New York Philadelphia Baltimore and E"stgi% W. W.T.
as follows: Wheat - O37 bushels corn S5a,"
els oats 70 $40 bushels total EFain, lo2n poc,9 nd
-four 3o2,9 packages ~ 'WfGtI9!' oG M 80 bushcls
corn nO3 10 bushels oats 1ul ,f9G bn .hclS total
grain 4G0,0G3 bushels -four 25,ooo packages