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Arizona republican., 1891-01-27
THE SUPREME COURT.
Behan's Salary Under Consideratlon-The
 Apache County Tax Case.

In the Supreme Court yesterday the case of J. II. Behan vs, the Territorial Board of Prison Commissioners, in which Behan asks for the issuance of a mandate, requiring the Prison Commis- sioners to pay certain warrants held for salary, the Attorney General was given until to-day to file his answer.
 The case of the Arizona X Prescott Railroad Company vs. J. F. Lesueur was brought up by a motion of Judge Hazeldine to hear certain order of dis missal issue coming by writ of man. date from the Supreme Court of the United States, directed to this Court, and to have certain stipulations filed. The Attorney General filed objections to the motion of the attorney for the rail- road company, and the Court decided that the order must issue in accordance with the mandate of the Supreme Court of the United States. In pursuance with the agreement no record was made of the motion or decision in the case.
Arizona republican., 1891-01-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

A sCUNCI0 SANCHEZ, PLAINTIFF, VS. "A John W. slankard, George Marlow, ct al, deIendEnts
 Under and by virtue of an execution issued out Of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Maricopa, dated the 30th day of December, A. D. ls9O and to me, as Sheriff, duly directed and delivered, upon judgment reil- Bernard Goldman and Edward Marlow and against Ascuncio Sanchez, Manuel Gonzales and NJ. BOrques, Jr., for the sum of Sixty-seven l67) dollars and Seventy five (75l cents, and accruing costs, amounting to 500 and cost to accrue, as appears to us of record, l did, on the 2d day of January, A. D. 1891, levy on all the right, title, claim and interest of Manuel Gonzales, in the following described real estate in the County of Marieopa, Territory of Arizona, to-wit: The southeast L of section l3, in township north, range east of the Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian, and also on lots l7 and IS in block 1, lots 30, 3l and B in block 10, lots 43 and Al in block 8 lot S7 in block G. lot SS in block 7 lots g and 20 in block 2, lot 4S in block 8, all in the townsite of Tempe.
 Public notice is hereby given that will, at l2 o'clock, noon, on Tuesday, the 3d day of Febru- ary, 1891, at the Court House Oi Maricopa County, in the City of Phoenix, sell at public auction tO the highest bidder, for cash, in lawful money of the United States, all the right, title, claim and interest of the said Manuel Gonzales, in and to the above described real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judg. ment aud execution, and all costs of suit,
 Dated Phoenix, Ariz., January 8, 1891.
 5i-td J. B. MONTGOMERY. Sheriff.
Arizona republican., 1891-01-27

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Arizona republican., 1891-01-27

Wheat Quiet and steady. Buyer season, ,slAsi buyer '9l, $li9. Corn-$i. .30lGl36l4 Barley-Nominal. Silver bars-{l .03(1l. .04. Mexican dollars-s2lSc.
Arizona republican., 1891-01-27
THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 26. - Money on call easy; closed offered at 21z. Prime mercantile paper, 6g7Iz per cent. Sterling exchange strong. sixty-day bills $l.S514; demand, sLs719 Bar silver, sl.OAl2
 Copper, nominal; Lake, January, sll.50. Lead, domestic, SLS71z Tin, uncharged Straits S20.20.
 LONDON, January %. Bar silver, 47ssd per Oz, Money, la4 per cent.
 NEW YORK, January 26.-Closing quotations of mining stocks today were as follows:
Arizona republican., 1891-01-27
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. CHICAGO, January 26. - Cattle - Receipts, l20O; market higher Extra steers s5.50, and from that down to Si5O for good. Advances largely cattle that sold at a. 45D4 75 last week. HOgs-Receipts, SO,0OO The market was active and higher Rough and common, S3.iO(G35O; packers, S3,60,d3.7O; prime butchers and heavy weights, s370 g3.S5; light s3GOtG3.70. sheep ReceI pts, 10000 The market was moder- atey active; lower. Westerns, Sl75gI. 90; Texans, SGVGi.6O.
 Wheat-The market was active, nervous and unsettled, opening excited; prices 1aGlc higher than Saturdays closing; iluetuated widely, and closed higher than saturday. Receipts, 2yO,OO0; shipments, ll3O00.
 Rye-Quiet; 71c.
 Barley-Nominal.
 Shoulders-$tO5C9ilO short clear, s5.OOa555; short ribs, SL75gLSO.
 SAN FRANCISCO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07

S'a ;s;ssI
SAC oosoangt csyOn, eisa7e; Cochin 7sg Lnsecd.
81 'sS S rs s4as ' a
SPRING. Ss4 S.ssssd wns
ssasse ssS Ta S..sS.i
prOs g. 2ta5 sS,a 1s.as snieE ac6sd
R;oS o y iks aHS... SasSc Palm. oSSo sa 900
OCEAN PREREQUISITES supply of steam accommOda.
S2 on an the s Is rsy and suitable FOR general
at s sas o 5ns about hs S ~
SO GOO bus. bush grain q SEQ iorsj s@pss%Ss ha%SSS'
steamer 1900 sa aN srain
Morris q s.a so6S 81. rsa
oS d British ship Royal Soysrsis@ hence caeus
Louis de Rhove $500 bbls crude Z. Cd German lark
liza seBRpG s SsS eS asossan hence n
the west eo.. coast p south Amsrca on private terms British
PRoYISIoNs-PoRk-Hsd another slow day, sad
@ IS SO % a. Usos. a. S 5a e
sEy s y'as sas Sd$ extra s N.t aadtd At
g IN SSP sSSss % q O. s5, nas 4
s2ias2z HlMsiS lsht Int rcq % dsc.ad
es}f 2SSss ans DAY NJ despite
at 0iasi SPS hS smoked ss's dS Oiiia
2hS picked shoulders Che Smoked DO 57
%ess short RE sid At and oeSS S5
quoted at sa7se for heavy light and 7S7'c for pigs
...LARDweakened again, owing easier advices from
The Vest de TNe{ oSS d M points, and S@
C S% was 81 he s9s s sxpo ss
weaker sales i75 at 05c Refined Continent Quoted at
ScpteSsT cOsed at G7acc sales i2o ,es e7c g.
SsoS SGs closed safs pTG % isn
with light offerings and fair demand while others about
steady Creamery STATE pals extra 1saa19c State and
cresSry second. to ar; 15ai7iae Creamery Elgn ex,
nco seconds SasF lac TGsStS e da s
halffrkn tubs pals extra l7halsc; do frsts 1874
Fiji do S'0nS 1 DO ws sdnds tub
Western Imitation Creamery nrsts, 14d15c do seconds
% .eosd g. : Do 2s r %e's s S %eh se54y S
extra, 1879 tqes extra iSc hrsts l2sc seconds iI1
qury, while country advee more encouFa;,ing.
State FACTORY fun GroOm fancy e9lOred sia4ses; DO
pT@e 90 fair to good se 90 doe sO SSGS TO
~. .EGts~Dul general rule. but steady fancy
iSIc other Western, 1596l64c; Southwestern fair to
sUGAR-RAw--sOm what stronger and in fair demand.
sales 1896 tons MgcoyadO here and to arrive, l5loc
2 2h ~ i % s on Ss
closed segte@g9sF $S2aSso;c , 9gtSsSH sS2q
5SsD-% g2''ss$Ss,:y p FAY ''
sSt SSd 51oc Diamond a. &c contectoners
wood wood 4 &C. Soq Phosnix &c WEa @Pe go
se NS; ll bIsi Ne 30 S' s,c No. S'lOOi NO
sTEARINE-Lard quiet and easy city quoted at 77so.
and sdsise in tcs. oleOmargarne, 0Ac asked; sales,
TTXLLOW-in light request but steadily held. Prime
city quoted at SC sles so hhds at sc bid choice held
as T s% da% market h hnls been Of
no signs Of activity Visible at this point as yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. (speclaD. New York furnished DIG
cIearanoes OF wheat: but New-YOrk did not furnish
strong cables and did not do any frstclass buying
The result was that wheat at one time showed ue-
cline of "a cent and at night showed loss OF -
cent The Western news was more bearlsn Ih'a, vi
ever 1.-THE Price Current" estimated the crop az ~
ass 600 900 bushels; The Minneapolis Irl5 6 ne
estimated the Dak0tas and Minnesota at l3OVOO,Dvo
bushels 10000 900 bushels over last year %, INC
Western weather was more summerllke the Slslh
service man promised continuance OF splendlu con
ditions ExpOrttls here were made rather uneasy W
renunsts from foreign correspondents to name trns
on which old purchases might be cancelled o re
re-, MS were 3G2 cars: estimate for Friday, 300
nercmber sold between 80 3tc and 50 15c. closing az
so a. The sentiment here Is growing tat INC
Western news is too much for the seab0ard Dui al
vices that the big wheat cleanances arc nkeE
in the course Of ten days 10 demoralze the ioTels
market Corn declined on the fin, weather ana or
imnroved crop prospects. Even 1.-The Price Curreho
nredicted good yield If there Is no frost september
sod between 50 81 and IS Ia, cosngat % DC Inc r.
ceintS were 365 cars. estimate for Friday, $50 ~
looked little a. II tie New Workers were selling througi
poole oats were Just steady. September opening AT
81 3-ac and closing at 81 1-2c. The receipts were
%, cars: Friday's estimate. $50. Renm and other
professionals who have made good Urn gu r Sne
stcaded p,icos september pork sold between 100
and 1912 closing at 1913: September larn, pc
tween $50 and 6.42, closing at ~ sePselhoeg
rihs between $50 and 6.65. closing at GEO. PACKETS
still continue exceedingly bearish'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ess5 Ass for s
medium to good beeves Grass Bulls very dull aud not
V' cty dsssd Beef III in demand at safe Texas and
Gable adyices TO-DAY dscouIaging TO hipRers Re;
frigslaed beef &c per GMeE S9q ie a about i'f pr
The fndmO 90 OF with 100 cattle for Nels0a Morris On
wednesdaJ TO-DAY tue Lxete City is laden with loO c'ue
MiiCH COWS had Ts , has has been md
per head at With azure Haenbeck Hollis sod 70 head
$50 head Of Which 31s at jOthsI Mirke; Slow
and fully c lover win goo Gesa "a civ az 3s5c
Texas and western d. 2'oal'ac veals at 5dec for
'o weak S&9 for Sr so f Sgt5SE
9eJ, and ely dressed sold At sdlo2c -, - oo,,ro a..
sus M Ia q 70 tTas'5'd a. III s nyo a =;
as BgttermilRs III H. at 294c y fd Calves go H. at
Tjas do is5 o2 It =; sc % s5 less 80
80 49, dS * q Y go ~ 90 IT. calves 1s
&C. &c 10 81 s 81 IS Ta IS is f. CG S 3 a.
do Isl NJ S; at 9e 70 IS w 5s G csvsi 90 Il
60 o pei lS9 c II dS fss,e Feh so at 50 ves
'1 piienbHck & Dewey: AZ Buttenmlk Calves, III n
~ Jerc Wright Co 80 Butterik CALVES 1o5 q "a a.
do 5I5 r. at &C a Vcals, l42 N, a. 5'2c; do la H.
r9oS yas I5S yfs' At &c S Is s O. t, '
' Judd / buckingham; veals, 14a n, at e+c; fed
SHEEP AID LAMBs-Receipts, p carloads Of o 55si
There was an active demand both sheep and lambs and
prime S SsSeh sP5SS Choice .S to be . 6 81 5oa
lec.d we,rs a. = IS euls at 30df9 g: Foores'
NE a dead maret was only fail but g.ol stock W.;
firmly hGS Il PESTS 6 q Sat in 'G the Eat Side aus
olse Tic was obtained FOR choice Geo StS S,;n. lambs %
- sgD a. q 6es Eco N sas DO 8 r. at % So %
Vifainia sheep 81 H. at s. IS; 10 do, culs 20 IL. at
% Is p 3D. 1S e 81 Sons 70 2as Virginia g
q n az s7 g rs d? 20, 90 s. at 3 90
S. $50 do o. n % 90; 12l state DO GO p az g. II
81 RenGc sn s aS Y vtena L Lambs q
g g. is g o 4aG,, sscG9R 49, 30 at at s
i64 do 100 n at 50 90 IL do 14s N, at - 3d. Is Co.
r s. Kase: oe jersey Lambs. "a n at 81 Isl 1oi d.
Judd birmingham: PIG Ohio Sheep 20 % at % 40;
1902 PenDqyyapis InmPs eS n at 60 S9 o. n At q so
rs N 6o 81 s. at 81 = ae ~Si'iSn '$p =
ang:on 2 Rg Rc; shssP as Ct g. 81 q g.
o''i Ia f3 bee : fOiis sato ai9s $ At 81
"a S'2te sheep %2g 60 n e. CO. 81 90 safe sheep 9 b. at
Diienbqck Dewey State lambs, so y, Il; SO 20 ,
&c. g. , de Ss & n Ct 70 go
1 Syo P deqk lambs q I'd a. q, 3 90 pu 70,
los. P co % nF MEDIUM 5 S 2R eS vo IN @
s"8 $ ss sS $ss a s}sea q Nj
Ss !, % W, 20 n c3 d. fs as 8 IS 81
d. iss rS at s IS DO, 2o7 ~ at g = DO 2$0 n
DO u s e. "a a. T. q g ' o. ss sa At ds 5o 3D.
a. W. H. Lamb ND part wednss 20 state Hoe ga n
ss d. . ESQ D. 49, at 8 60 is Rough DO SO H. at 81 Goa
Hume Mullen rs state Hogs 199 at 8 So j,s Do e
q g ts a. d E9ufG Ia 81 S2 20 3 e IS
x s 52 # E ko 80 Il o Ss 2 2s e sf u g
j. Low b Co 1SG Michigan IIogs. IA = at 90 o.
ESid sne. y State Hogs 104 h. at 50 10 Rough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
Bankers ano Brokers.

opened 'sdse lower ruled dull and fluctuations were IN
Important. Later strengthened and advanced some
the close reacted again. and the advance was lost
finally closing lsdAt b1oT yesterday No rcd cash S0s
de51ic; August Si9i |SJsc, closing size september
SOL d6012c closing sJs-c December SsdS9'sc closing
$3.50. C0uThe alter and the depression in wheat
started com re lover aud ttn dnncs, st In and te "a
until lac, tone relied and somc ti1llhe
was done. The clo-o dull anu &a%c below yest"r.
day No. cash, j3Nf5jc September ~ 60 clos ng
5lsc year 39s d4Cc, c.o.ng 39sc bid January, 80 Il
S9c. closing 3s'c. Oa:Npo grades and futures frmcr
No. cash Oh d2S2c August 2O.c closing -G2c; sep
enber, 20c. closing 70 49, Ryc-Not quoiabe over lie
2. Hay dull untlaurci. Bran steady; j6GO1 he
FlaXsecd unchanged T. ad firm at : 80 Butter steady;
unchanftd. Ecgs-St'aly m demand ~ lie tornm'a al
steady - 0jdS3 10. WHsy steady, ~ H. Provisions
dull. Pork. az G2R. Land. T0 20. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders 81 G2l lungs. 20 rs ribs, - 10 short
clear 81 % Bacol-sload'r' boxed, SIS Is longs q 10
iS7 So ribs - j5dS7 90 short 81 At, - i5dS1 So Ham
$40 9jdSl2. Eecdpt,-tlopr 5000 Dbls; wheat, lO6O0
lush; corn, $1,000 tr-h; Cats, 22COO 'uhi rye luOO
bush Shipmcht-FCur 30 bbl- Wa 81, 900 bush
corn, 10000 bush oat-. 20 eco bush.
Toledo, Aug 6-Whcst artiNI, easier; cash. 9Ohc Aug
ust pose septenber. 3Jc; December O2ic Com quiet
cash. 6ic Oats dun - white S4c. Cover ,rh seq
PIG ~ bush; corn $50 bush oa;i 95e bush rye
% 754 bush ShipmcatsFlonr, 100 bbls; wheat 53i'
$50 bush corn ,6l3 bush oats, ZOO bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
Articles.

on The produce Exchange to-day utter market was
steady and unchanged. Eggs. l42alo2e' ,.a
ciacn2gat A Ta G SEE G %,St ITO sbpmS@s
~ 800. Corn slow and wGak; NO NIL All. No Ike
0ats ste3qy 10 ,pd nominal - o5 bulk 10 fair
demand nm 60 1896 81 oa aco. o basil II f. Bntt
s Strong ''''' '''r'' u,.., .,.,.,
milwaukee, Aug Colour qnehsnscd What e sse
No. Nosthcrn, 9sc Corn steady NO on asH, tar
ley quiet SO in store G9c y s nTa ~ spo an d
7ic Proyisons easier PORK - ReIVod0 bSs ;steas
10 400 bush barley 1000 bush. Shipmenc'-tlour l'oo
Minneapolis Aug O-prces cash wheat were steady
c demand was fair for good wheat but very STOW or iOm
erades No soa mly 95e fey i ianey t, 1SS' sge
"a ei Win 9Se the most common. Receipts "a car,
shipments los cars c9ns pics s Wort Sorhc no. 1u sasa
sGc september sse pefsmof 3ac % ICE
Peoria H.. Aug. Coon active, firm No 2 0yt ,
No b Sac 80 !, 57',c oats active ann No Wn's
2sEg2ss %h.k T nm wines 81 IL spirits 81 TO-
Recefts and shipnents-Con, l92oo 9esh ooV ou'H
osts 10 O0O bush; $1,000 bush rye 2'i'o push NAL.
cbsner rye quiet and stead = e for new s@f
! hSi % b s3a at F %T in sxpc 5eyao rs7
August xs5s35s, sSR Ss 9s 'ISg
graded yellow in san R St l august HS c Sc s@
oats-od NO mixed a. old No wsss 5ogSgc anu
s as ,PPsse &c oc SS WIS u Soys%r gs
ens far osS@s deT Bar '2 Srm ''is
gans s@gheaqeff .'ead o,S. bat qslis
SgSSs5Sd fRSn' S6 1900
Wheat 1O4 400 bush corn, 200 bush oats 500 bush
shlgme1tsIwheat o''ooo N''h corn h'ioo oush o''''
81 -Logls, Avs. -a.sElQpr quiet SashaaSsd- Wasss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-The spot market for Rio has varied
,ur last ruling quiet and generally steady No. quoted
AZ d17 sales, 500 bags No. Z. 10 be shipped at
i6loc OF mild grades, sales 255 bags Costa Rioa
nriyate Options were devoid Of features and
be fluctuations continued small scale while trade
Vas purely local August at the outset suffered decline
AZ points realizing but this subsequently
cred Later months gained 5d15 points covering Of
shorts Gables were easler rule but without
eject Havre closed hda fr lower In and
Hamburg cropped dhs pig. London, however. Vas tIm
Official quotations at AS August rs Cd Septem
6sS 20 oetooss ess cd Noyember COS Sd Decemoe .6
nosl $50; good second so klosl 300 exchange
snees 70 United States 1000 bags do do TO Lu,Sps
1900 bags lilo stock, 2ll.OO0 bags; Rio market hrn
Reip In sentos 5000 bags Santos stock 81 coo bags
eeDts a. Rio July e August 8 lsg $4,000 n 1S Esd
bags Receipts at Ssntos July to august O. l tms
1859 2O2 900 bags Total saes here today % 900 bags
including August 16 coo csc September 1575c Octo
bar IA Goa zoe November 1890. December 10 i0d
iSo5al3 l5c; February 13dlS1oc March, 1915 ;
April f295d13.05c MAY, u 95d13 o5c; August, 109Qa
is Csc September 15.766l5.sOe 0ctober l46Sdl4 zoe
November 19.70Gt3.75c; December. 1350dl35oc ware;
house deliveries August J. 1891 NewYork, 26s43
Baltimore. ,s97 bags; New Orleans, SsS bags top
29l2S bags.
COTTON-There a quiet market on the spot but
nrres were firmly maintained. Sales, $50 bales Tor con-
sumption Total receipts at the port to-day 99 Dsle as
against 7s1 bales the day last week and I'll baies
Uear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEv.yopx nr.r,vcs


There abundance of news I'm wheat yester-
day. and most of 1t favored the bear element yet the
dealings fell below 100000 bushels The drift of
the market was erratio, at one time prices showing
decline Of 3-sd5s cent, and then again there a
slight advance May delivery was an exception to
the general rule, closing / Is cent lower than on
WEDNESDAY In the first place the cables were hsayy
be desired The receipts though less than expected
were liberal and the ohio state Board OF Agriculture
the yield OF Minnesota and Dakota as estimated az
l30,OOO,OOO bushels, against 100000 a year ago.
The CINCINNATI Price Current placed the total crop
at 565,o00,O00 bushels, with an exportabe surplus
OF 2OO,OOO,0OO bushels. Then again the foreigners
But the seaboard clearances aggregated over 100000
bushels, and there was renewed extensive buying
reported decline of sixty confines on -four late
Liverpool accounts were decidedly bcansh Sep
81 I-l6a67 "a cents December started at 81 90 IA
and gold between 90 1915 and 81 90 7-I6 closing at
export business. Upward of 100000 bushels Of winter
red taken by shippers for prompt and special
deliveries The oGtP9 G reported 10000 bushels
cable acceptances. The milling purchases were con-
fined to three loads.
Corn also was weak but very dull In the option
line less than 100000 bushels changed hands, yet
prices broke 1891 cent, December suffering the most
The weather West was perfect and receipts liberal.
while the cables came heavy and lower. The Gin
cinnau " Price Current reported some Improvement
Side. on the spot the market broke 1871 cent and
shippers took 10000 bushels.
bats had a more active day In the speculative line,
and prices suffered decline following the leading
cereals The spot market however, was firm, with a
fair business. -
Lard broke again on selling at the West by big
houses About 500 tics. were taken for export.
The closing prices were: Wheat-Auglst, o. "a
cents: September, 81 10 October, 81 "a; De.
cember. 81: May, 81 Oh rs. oats-August. "a
ccnts september 80 - soctoSer as - -; c9 ON
tober, SO Is December. So. Lard-August SO &C (;
September. So ~ October se So De'e S s. OIL.
York. baltimore Philadelphia and Boston yesterday
were: Wheat, .o7s bushels; corn 1885, bushels Shells
AZ chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul the receipts
wore Wheat ASH $50 bushels; corn. 32O,656 bushels
oats os9 sci bushels total, 1o4s075 bushels Flour
4 nackaNes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ratioore Aug 6-F1our steady, unchanged receipts,
10 100 his shnnents ,s31 bbs sales 600 bDs Mea1
dnt SDot o. n97c the month, B1a91 &c selteaDer
97g9i.c October, 9Sc asked southern whe'I on 66
Tnnltz 93cGsl; Longberry 9icGsl recePI2o lyoUyo
b1. shiIsnents 2C3 OS3 hush stock, 3lO ~ D1 Gd
Zoe spot No white roc receipts IOSoS qus3 y;o,n
~ zOa hush oats active and firm; NO white Westesno;
tac oskrd No missed Western, 4Oc asked rec elpoS
bush; stock, 80 81 BUSH Rye aetSe anu mia Good
Gam.nd aood 10 choice timothy, sltgsl5 80 Grain
freights nat unchanged. Cotton-Mdding noino oy
pFoyisons~No change. Butter firm, unehangrd ,d 6egs
INN unchangcd Conee quiet; no caTeoes las,
10 : lac. Su2ar-NO change Copper-No ehanE''
poston Aug. e-Four firm. Corn nominal steamer
--5S oats dull: No. . white, 46a4ec. shorts Quie1
nd stcady Provisions STEADY and firm Will L5iL &C.
Tsnd Yutter easier; Western creamery. NC, Sh.eso
quiet Fggs-Recepts mode ate steady Gelah1 oNo his
fNtr1s 1Sc Receipts 70; the we.K-f iuuf; 90 80 ~
and ~ 900 sacks; corn, 100000 bush o''s' i''000 ~
shorts, AGO tons. ct.
Buffalo Aug. 6.-Sprng wheat quiet ana easier ga!
OF 500 bush No hard OF 81 O8's closing 81 20 81
9O0O breb 40 Northern sold at 81 COZ. cI0sih6 a.
81 0O7a 600 bush No Northern to arrive sou az %
mot g7ssc asked winter wheat quiet sales OF eafi
D I'd at o2iSd93e; ear mixed at 9212a92c No / %hS,I
97@9sc ON track Corn dull weak ana Ie~ ~es H,S
yoiloyc GS66SIc: No q G7dGI4c No z, Oj12doo'tc ~ .
III, And lower: offerings liberal: sales, cars od No
ubt, AT i3df32c; new % az Jo2" % 90 w.
AZ nc on track Flour IN good request ana ,eauA
70 ,cn s0rne s. 25dT5 81 q, winter, - lodso.
&C. Rorr ~ G51sf 10. Mlh ed easier coarse wiz
Ran AZ rs: do spring. sli % Cana ireien ~
WA Rccepta-F1our 10000 hes Wheat 4,2000
r com l., 600 bu-f oaLs. 81 600 bush rye. 1917
pb canal shiprlents-Whcat 100000 ogSh on ia LHis
pnHan brsh SLiuUents by ra-Iour, IoOVV ,o 40
LAT 9o7 coo bush corn, 10000 BUSH osV7' l'4OOo
bush. . $780,. o,rod "a ,olovs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
LIVE .rocK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Aug. S.-Cattle-Recepts last - hours. lo4O
head total week thus far, l2,22O head Tor same tc
week, 1000 head consigned through l,9U htau
NeW-Yofk 80 head sale, 100 bed0i Market opei'
and closed quiet good light steers. LOU % looO ~
~ fOdS3 80; ana hefers, q OOd@3 10i teItsS
5OG85 50. UOgs-Keccpts last "a hours, LOU Dtu
total for thus far, 4OG5o mead for same time last
week 80 800 head; consigned through $500 head "
New.York $3.50 head sale 500; market opneu
strong for good cOrn-ied closed steady: good mocuh
IS s0as5 SIS eornIed Workers, s5 61Gs1 80 siaseFs anu
Dartly ornfed $685. So pigs very slow az e3dti 10y
sIiDs to sheep and 1ambsi,eeei9ts last - hour
600 head total for week thus far, 25ooO head Of SORE
iime last week. II 500 head consigned through o4V3
nn1ocd steady slow closed steady good sheep - 20
~ * no extra here. Lambs $3.50 %.
Cbicsoo Aug 6-"The Evening Journal reports: CAT
a., peIn.. ii 600 head hpments 600 head market
n Iowep BRINE steers IS 75dS6 05 good 70 choice 90
eg' 10 common and medium 50 50Qsi 30 Texans y 80
40 * rangers s3 50a$i 30 natives cows, 81 75aS2 80
nortet dnll lOaljc lower: rough and common, 81 5OG
~ ~ nlxed and packers 90ds5 Il prime heavy ard
5cbrs' weights IS 35as5 prime light s. 65qs5 80
DsSsr a sOas5 Is Sheep-Receipts 900 head; snip;
@ @ 20 mixed and wehes % 1880 25 Texans and
Ue.tsgns "a iOdR4 so; lambs, 80 7j4s5 40 a.,
" q nuis Aup 6-Cattle- Receipts $500 head snip
,oen.. 400 head market dull good u export natlNe
,r 81 90ds5 IS good do. 81 S0aS4 90 fSNah
"a indian steers 81 l0qS3 60; Gamers II GOds2 ~
HogsHReecp $500 head shipments 5000 hsad g,saSs
- 9oGsS 80 light ordinary TO choice s. goo - 30
s.e,dy fair t0 choice. 50 75GS4 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
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t,ornoo Aup o. 4 D. m.Ihe suite OF INT ulY IIltI0utu
a ye ace american Futures closed barely STEADY Amer
SOOV Dadding low middling clause, August delivery,
ica9 ga hlyefs August and september delyc'y 2l6id
buyers September dSeTy 3 2Sd SaSss and ss oTe
ana S Seyepy s6d sellers S9yem6e; and Deeenber de-
nSers seilers January and February dellyGry Jee4d
3Iofu ISsh,narv and March delivery, 4264d sellers
buyers teOru a?0 s-Cotton steady; mddng rae low
,daiing 7isc good ordinary Sl0e hes and ana gross
sa 40; sales So spinner. q st9sk 4'C 49,
Wig .,oIL AuQ 6-CGttOn quiet; mddlng Tsei het ana
ees,ns 81 bsies exports coaswise. lo5i stock
57Gs. naa-cottsa dru; spldellng. 7isss isz