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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The speculation in wheat yesterday was only mod
eratey active and principally Of local nature the
dealings amounting to less than 100000 bushels
The drift Of prices bearish. and at the close the
market showed net losses OF 3-4@2 L. as compared
with the final Thursday last Following Il break
of Ia on Friday, the local market opened heavy and
lower Kansas adv1ces reported increase OF 90 per
cent in Of winter wheat as compared with last
year. with estimates of a total yield of 55OOOOO
bushels. There was freer movement in new wheat
at interior points, Toledo reporting the arrival Of
fifteen cars all Of which was graded NO >. Early
cables tame; and the Indian shipments for the
week large. which, together with the fine weather
West had depressing effect ON values There were
liberal celrances from the seaboar and the visible
supply decreased GOO, 900 bushels but even this
failed ~ arrest the decline. Lae cables stronger
but without effect August opened at 0S j-ac and sold
between 30 35a9s 14c. closing at the latter Deem
Der started at 90 3c and eventually touched 81 90 5
but subsequently broke to 90 j-Gc. The spot market
dull and 101 1-2c lower About $1,000 bushels
were taken for export. On Friday a cargo (of ten
loads taken for shipment at ST. Louis on cable
acccptances.
ton reached respectable aggregate. There more
or less covering Of shorts, and at time options
ruled l-2d2c higher Pardrge and other big OPP
orators were free buyers at hlcagO. aid this coupled
with the comparatively small Interior movement,
aided the bulls Liberal cearnces and stronger cables
also had stimulating eiicct. Final figures however.
indicated reaction OF 3-4al &c On the spot there
was rise Of lo2c and shippers took 10 900 bushels.
For oats the spot demand was quite brisk, leading
to rise Of Il &c. July gained cents on renewed
covering Of shorts, while later months broke 3-ic
better crop p. rtS.
Lard advanced about points, but trade slow
The closing prices were:
Wheat-Iuly, 81 on IA; August, % 1-4c; Septem-
Der, % 3sc: october, Csc: December 90 3-Sc Jan
nary. II OF IS May. ~ Oh II.
COni-July G6 IL cents August. 90 IA September,
GO IL: December 81 IL.
Oats-Juy, IL IL cents; August, 80 IL; septem-
Der. 80 81
L9rd-July, SO 55; August So G5 September Sc rs:
october. S6 %.
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday at
New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore ard BOSTON were
follows: Wheat, 526,1si bushels: corn, 170,3O6
bushels: oats. 1882 bushels total grain. $50 9C2
bushels: flour. 43.52G packages. At Chicago, NIL
wnukec and ST. Louis the arrivals Wheat. PIG
ia bushels: corn. 1852 bushels oats 32S.Gf5
bushels; total grain, ,20367l bushels; -four. 1929
Llrrrls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-It was very SLOW day N no on tne Spot
but prices had hri support No. quo1u az 1. -
saies' lUS Dags No ram ashSs,u'
ruled irregular, AID trading e, Acti' Ddr"s wv
carly svooOn thcrc WdS Use oil '@'p punt" va V.'NI
than July, with lite covering sU o. on bvtter
foreign accounts. Subsequently theIc was more 81 q
pressure 10 sell, and lac HaNre adNlceS calc WeAeI
which brought about general d ''Hy,, hlSt I5uiSs
advanced st~l Iahs Tor cary Oul SiSeG ~" 70
action OF q franc. Hamburg advanced i" - ps'' ana
London also hardened OMca quOtt oas, al AZ p l,
July, 75S I'd August 73S; september, OSs "a OCtoo,f
CAS- November, 64s 81 December, o5s o. NO quo,vs
Regular 40 hio>l, 90 g0uG Seoohu klV A'9sl
$780, exchange plVatel 10 l'l1T Spnf, ioto1
bags; Rio stOcA l1l,OVJ0 bags lao hHIhtt "ea.;
Santos stock, $1,000 bass santos h@iHee wv gov
good second no kilOs). 800 eAth&ik& lcc. ite-
Celpts in 40 1000 bags Rio stock, l1OOVO UdgS hlO
market steady Rio shipments by snaef 10 ntH S'STs
during week. 1900 bags; KO shipments 70 LuIoP uur-
inc week 5000 Uags Ko purchases Tor CAtU states
5000 bags Rio purchases Tor Luiype, i'VoO oSgS ,
plimage steamers leading At no for United States D.
Santos stock, 40 900 tags; santos mar@et inactive;
santos shipments Uhitd stat s. oOOO bags Santos
sIprents Tor EUROPE 5000 bg; Santos chase for
United States 10000 Santos purchases for Europe
OF h,g~: santos freight y HaVre, zoe and
49, loading
Tntd stlts 3 steamers loading at Ssno, for Europe
cleared from Mo. July a. slrtus 81 900 bags cleared
july STOOD ordinory Java, G0S4c market quiet. Total
sales here to-day 2o5oo Bag ilc'udlns august I51@@
Noy1nbeI. $50; Dec,Irbcr ls.50GGS.65 January
1875 March 1915. closing as follows July d Ia@??
49, august IS SRembeT6 bst%S,
1880 I3.55 War house deiycrt since July l, 1891
Ncw-YOrk 81 G5j bags; Baltimore, l,13S bags; New
orleans. 100 bags Total 20 90 Da3s i -. -. 49,
not disturbed sails, III bales To- consumption. Also
last week not before reported 2S- bales for export and
iaS. So bales as against 22S bales The same GSy last
week, and 2SS bales last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
PlTTsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAlI-
AVID TIE BNRKsHIRE HILI.s
CENTRAL II. z. OF NEw-JERsEv

EUOI u LIBEEIY-sl, MONTH hIVEK
Time Table Of June 81, 1871.
30 q. ~ Tor Elston, Mauch Chunk Wlkcsbarp
Scranton Reading. Harrisburg malua, Pottsv le
okin Sunbury, Eagles r. williamson. On Sundays
for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Wtke-barrc aud Scranton.
900 Il for EastOu and Allentown.
100 a. for Easton and Mauch Chunk On Sundays
EastOn, Mauch chunk and Shan0kin.
as a. m for EGstOn. Ma Chunk, Wkesbarre
Scranton Reading HARRISBURG P9tt,ylle. Tamaqua Sham
oltin Sunbury. Eagles Mere, WilamspOrt. Through
coach tO VIII amsuJrt,
100 D. m. Elston, Mauch Chunk, Reading Harris
burg POttsyl e Shanukln, Snnbuy and WlliamspOrt
On Sundays for LaS,on. Mauch Chunk 1amaqua Potts
VILE Reading ami Harrisburg.
700 y for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris.
burg. Wilkesbare. Scranton Tamaqua, POtt,ve Shamo-
kin.
4 80 q. for EastOn and Allentown.
45 ,. for Eqston, M0uch Chunk. Reading, Harris
burg, &c Sundays at 80 p. m.
20 u Hlsfnn md AllnntnMn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
EUROPEAN PRODrCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, July d, 3 40 p, m.-Bcet in good demand.
Pork In fair demand. Hams IN good demand. Bacon
I'm fair demand long clea middles, about 10 rs. ru
at 30s I'd and short clear middles, about 50 rs,
firm at sos. Cheese IN far mand: American fines,
white and COlOred steady az as 81. for new. TdpW
tWpentine rO>in in poor demand. IAfd-Spot aud
futures I'm Dor demand prime Western spot firm a.
BPS: July ira al 32s. Cd August and september
firm AZ 3:lS o. Wheat In poor demand Flour in fair
demand Corn---pOt IN FAR demand; futures Ia poor
demand: mixed Western spot firm 81 s.. q 3-4d. July
firm at Js. I'D; August steady al IS Id sep
tembcr steady at s. 3 I'd. Hops al LOndon-Pi-
cldc Coast There IS nothing Offering Receipts Of
wheat Tor the last week from Atlantic ports 1900
quarters from Pacific ports. 10000; from other
sources $1,000. Receipts of American corn for the
last week. o. 100 quarters,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS. OF BEEvEs.

Good Steers sold ago at 81 01d$4 10
and the average estimated at Al 80. 49, % -
REEVFS-Reccipts 374 carloads OF $3.50 heao-oo gar
loads Tor shipment alive 90 carloads for exportatn III
quarters 125 carloads for home augh Cit
and "a carloads be sold all the latter at Jersey Ivy
With the exception OF carloads. with Todeate sup
pv cool weather, and fair export demand the MAJ
ruled active at average advance Of strong l per w
good MEDIUM Steers selling in some cases loa 2oe MINI
than la. Friday AbO. everything closed out that was IN
any way desirable for the city trade 49,, mr. 800. 20
Texans part cOrnfed sold at ~ IOGS4 W P0o o
extra native Steers at 4dS6 i5 Oxen at - 10
Bulls AT 81 SO - Cows and HenerS ?t F5
over 200 cattle were taken for export aye and dress
CITY dressed Beef slow at oS4a &c Iol IcNS
sides atd 7l2d9loc for native do, few extra eaIcas
bringing 93tc. ,,- . o,,o.o no
fri@nrated Reef &c per n higher with average sales AZ
sad or close to O9c per American steers hInler at
I2i tic tops 1870 estimated ad weight sinking u
onal. .,r,o,. ,eo Cat.
flo for NJ Goldsmith and The gloucester CITY VIII be laden
with / Is Cattle, and about $50 quarters OF Beef
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore July 6-Flour easier: Western super
5O@a IS do extra S3 95q "A So DO family "a 99G 90
Us so do do straight ~ 1906 receipts 800, s'P;
ments IS So sales 81 Wheat tiled s0uthrn Wheit
90 l-4a90 u; August 95 1-2d0e 5-s; september
goo % IL October % IL tuiIz So%Do "a %
shipments none; stock 14o ,120; sales 10000 Corn
81 August 80 white steady 70 yellow frmcr, ~ :;
spot No ? whlte 70 receipts l4,oB' shipments
ern AZ; No. = mixed Western II; receipts $1,000;
shipments none; stock 1880. Rye dull; No.
2 7Od75; receipts and shipments none: stock 5,S3o
Hay firm, good choice timothy S11oS12 80. Grain
freghts quct, steam To Liverpool bushel Id
cork for orders per quarter IS I'd nominal cotton per
pound lie; -four per ton in sacks los. Cotton
nominal mdding - Provisions pnchang a; d Bnt-
% @nfed"G'q a. Cope copper nneha6ged Whisky "
changed.
Boston. July e.-Flour, dull, easy. Corn, firm;
steamer yellow n Ia 70 oats lT% Mo- h White
cheese and eggs unchanged Reeeipts-Flonr 900
bbls. 1900 sacks; corn, 10000 bush; oats, 2l,OoO
BUSH shorts, lO9 tons.
closing at 81 O5 Is spot; ~ O4 Is G. i. T. No.
Northern fair demand 5000 bush. sold at ~ OF la
-Old at II OF, closing at 81 OF Is 5000 bush G. f.
sold at 81 OF, closing at ~ 90 Is $500 bush No
% l-8c asked Winter wheat dull one No. : I'd
sold at 81 OF one No. white sold At ~ 10; three
cafS no COO C bush no. yelow sold at So 20
sc Is 900 bush do sold at SO la G6 jsc, closing at
weak closed strong 3-4c higher; 5000 bush. No. >
whit, sold at A. 34c; 10000 bush. sold at 43 &c in
,tOre Two cars No. > mixed sold at 40 34G4lc on
track Rye-NO offerings. Flour-dull. best patent
spring. S5 350 so 80; do winter, s. 15dS5 %. Rye
d,rl~ -50EJ 20 Mil fo-~l firm winter bran
e17 so do spring s17 Canal freights dull and weak;
rn.t 2.4C. lOru 3-ec. Oate 81 hectp =
Flnur a. 900 bbl- wheat 81 900 bu-h cOrn 2I3OOO
bush rye $4,000 bush. shpmeuts-By canal. wheat
go bush corn 5000 bush; By rail: D0ur 10000
bbis: wheat $1,000 bush; corn 1900 BUSH OATS
2OOO0.
Chicago July G.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
Also shipped 2OI Calves and \ Hogs.

y c y5S 3, ds ST. at 1890 e %
95s a. d d ScS Ss9 d a. = i cn at S
loSo n a. g % 0lG .!,, az co5l i PENN Steers
i2oj b. ass CO.; 25 TeSas Hefrs. sf5 N, at SO o5'
~ D. Mcher5o SOM & CO. indiana steers 1850 T. az
g DO SS ii H5G r. at at 8 d6 one o a. n IS
s 60; DO 40 p at s. co. do $50 ~ at - 'O' q
II. Goldsmith 81 Chicago steers 144S ~ at 60 80
- 25 90 az q 30 9 Kentqsy DO 37s H. At 6 60 .,
5 sanders - Chicago TeY"ns gig 10 % =" az & Io1
ddo o' Ios2 To- at - Is 81 do 1889 n at ~ G5 2s do
li5l n at - 90 10 native Chicago stees 500 10 al
% 90; ls 49, at * g - ba 1910 n at 50 2
" Eppsten Chicago steers 1867 ~ az al ~ 10 AKA no
~ = 50 80 DO 1916 H. at - 90 1865 ~ at - 50
J. shambcrg: - Chicago steers l2lo !" ~ % So
inn an: 10 Chicago steers. 400 n, at 60; is do
f279 ~ at So; IS do 1850 n. at Sc 10 do 1860 ~ at
90 Plant Bros 1G Western cows, 800 n at SO 25 10 do.
seot ~ iieck 10 State bulls. sO N, at So 37a per
oVRfIICH COwS-Rccepts none. no trade. Fealing
steay ana poor good COWS are quoabe az S2OaSO per
cALvEs-Reecipss, 1898 headlls9 at Soth.st, and
400 &, jersey City. On Wy nsht supply prizes aa'
mf calves AT sold carly a 6aG.c for yells. Sqic for
buttarmks CALVES 32c for westerns. and 4@jc for fd
oon aqq dressed veals 6aa9c dte calves 4d
ct III dressed sod S6ioc. and Dr. ssed butt rls
81 Sses-daIIenbeck hollis - but!ermilk Calves. 1eo
2 49, az % % = do iso n at 80 50 los FED do
5e7 s5 a. vac - 49, III ~ at IS 81 d. A is dS g. at at -
~ do la n AZ ~ - IS do 80 ~ at 30 rs u do
20 r. Nelson: IL. butt rmilG Calves 1i2 y al sac;
s3 Western DO 1877 n, at 3l2e - xeas l3j NJ Of 6sc
So do, l45 H. at 6i2o; % d. loi H. at Gle; do. le'
]" Scott & Pdcock: 20 buttermilk Calves. l75 N. At
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nELA w ARE. LACkATTANNA AND
~ WESTERN RAILROAD.

shortest Line Nesubpled Put man Coaches.
. a. m-Buhllo. Rchh Id Spugs AMI oswegO Express,
via Pate son. Tor Mater cap Sff0ldslug Scranton Ang
hlmtOn, O@eso, Itla.a Ma.eriy Ein!r, conf 2 Laih
Dan,yiH. Sh.rbume WateNlir, Rchn Ia Sp.in2s 'tica,
NJ. Norris. Gre Onto Sofwi t0ftl nd. syracuse
Fulton and intermediate stations. Connects at scranton
trains for Pitston. WilkeshiFre Dtave ana North
une fl,nd 40 bqAao VIII trs'as Y the west
p m.-Bnghan.ton ard E.mlra ENpress for waJer Gan
StroudsJurg. anton, Ow g. WY n and En- ir n
meet, 40 scranton with taus for Ptston Kingston AID
Milkesbarre. 49,
prve4.
80 D. ~ ldailyl-Bunalo Lmitef Express; VIA Pater
for StrCr d. bury scranton Ilil.aU, OwTg0 va
verify Elmlra. COrnlng. Bath w3ylsad Dannile Nc
Morris &C., arriving IN Buffalo az 80 ~.
. D.. N. dali -Bunao Rchi I'D springs and oswegi
Express, for Stroudburg scranton, Bgghamton Cortland
Syracuse, Fulton. Greene, oxford Norwich Sherbnrns
Wsterylle Utica &c. and al points on Buffalo piyissa
connects with trains Tor ths WesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
TUE WHITE MOUNTAINS EXPRESS.

solid through of Buffet Paror Cara and Coaches
will on and aftI June 18th Lave YORK Grand Gen.
rial station Y, y. II II. r. R. daily. except sun.
DAYS az 10 100 a. 20. Due AZ Faby1n's AZ ~ D.
trough schedule nearly hour shorter than Last
Time tables giving details may be obtained AZ
Ticket Oaices. Grand Cena, station. ~ prlncirol hotel
and city ticket Offices IN New-York by adore sing
c. r. HEMPS 4EAD.
General P1 sengcf Agent
New. Haven. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE sc.
FROM PIER s. y. r., FOOT OF REC iOR-ST.
For Highland Beach, No nande, Seabtglt Monmouth
Beach, at 80, 10 45 a. H., Il 100 q 90
saturdays only, 3:i5 1870, 80 D. SUNDAYS, 80
q. m. | 90 D. m.
For Atlantic Highlands, at 80, 100 o. M / :oO 3:i5,
80 80 D. m. sundays 80 o.. m, 700 p. III.
For Elberon, Ocean 81 owe. Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant ut 10 :45 q zoo Sanfdlys only 49, 80
80 D. m.
For Lakewood. Tons River and Bamegst, at 80 a. m.
1900 m. Il 200 Saturdays Oplv), 3 40 D.
For Beach Haven. Atapti. City. Vlneland and Bridge
ton 80 g. NJ. - 100 III. q 100 D. m Saturdays only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH

o Buffalo July SCae- Receipts for the last = hours
head, Of which 1910 mead - New. York on sale 500
nd nd sO tG o iSt at SIy sad
steers 100 t. LOCO ~ . 500 choice steers eXpol
400 N, s. iOds5 50 medium butchers 100 % 200
H. - 906&5 80; light handy bunehers, 1000 % 100 ~
do common y 5Oa$3 poo, to good mixed butchers - 50
GS3 G5 cows to fair $2ds2 50 do good 10 Extra
Michigan stockers Gjo and 20 h. 1888 do yelrlngs
81 2jd92 so d. feeders SO asa GO bus ~ 2jaS2 IS
fair S20dS30. Hogs-eceip,s FOR the last "a
hours. $3.50 head total for thus far 81 $50 head
$50 head which 1860 head 70 New.York on sale;
2CO hSa md d opened SLOW ana %e'k Ggnt 'I To
mediums and mixed a % workers good to bc. ~ %
go 90 40 ght to fair 81 9G@s' % pigs 1000 to best
roughs S40S4 81 stays SO O5d$3 rs Sheep and lambs
week ta s far & i head o Same S %e ss ve e &
200 head consigned through, 1920 head Of which 800
fairly active and stronger closed firm good choice
sheep 9Oasj 20 fair 10 good 81 5odSi 10 culs and
common fair IS 2jaS6 So ytarlings common to best
Cattie-Kscepts, IL 600 head shipments, 5000 head;
s1y s g foGs e. s Sa 6 eT cefs g 5oG
"A %; COWS, % soasi 25 Hog,-Rcee ps 1900 head;
shipments 1000 had aetye opened higher cosed zoe
weights 81 96as5; light 4 95Gs5 %. Shecp-Recclpe,
9 9SgS neg gS9 es4 o 50asi i6 wsss
- 6od$i 90; lambs, = 5ods6 so; ,oo ,o.,. .,tr,
fancy native seer s5a95 90 fair 70 coed native steers
Receipts 1900 head shipments 900 head market
higher fair 70 choice heavy - soas4 90 mi%Sd sIsdes
celpts, 500 head shipments, $500 head market
Havana, July 6-Spauish gold 1854 2Ssb. Ey-
change Guiet; on the United States sight gold
SS9 Re on Sat oEei on O
were destroyed by fire during the present season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

Judd E 6assn ss 60 25 Dc? 100 n 2. 50 90
d. at o a. SO Do 80 at Sc II b1termR cs1es
J. g. AZ P i ieS q 49, S;n 9o h. at SC.
no. NE nj At tS S1e p DO los H. at % IS per 100
sSq Te d9 aI'1 S q %
Jersey CITY SSd 50 81 d tnEs w 10 anbs
sold about iOc hqher l5 eHhiltfd more hrmnes' and
sellers S er al sGd decline eISeDt choice see
h ha5 fairly good trade however most an the early a,as
,r Common 70 choice sheep sold at Sass 60 per 100 H.
Load Of TfG ehSi3ye t. toT ye Prime lambs s9s CO..
Of extra Vgpi i' wa ",t Vrgna az g 3 and carload
lambs eised a., mutton l5m saloc dressed
Saes1J " Plicock sons @55 VIRGINIA Lambs Tex
g 90 Ier 100 do G S at 81 g aSi DO DO os a.
Az a. 20 ia III do es n at 275 Do O. NJ 81
AZ g 2G$ 9 20 25s DO s. H. aG At SIS s. 50
a. %, 81 at pgo hs wss : yreu "a
S 81 50 90 n az . 10 81 do z at 81 75 10 do "a n at
n I az & 10 So G6 3D. 9 Wet Virginia LAMB q
10 los n lie Ohio SHEEP - Sean IS & state DO
bucks and Ewes 2o ~ at 5 90 9o lSo az
y 60 10 DO = IN % 50 so Ee"scy Lambs 7S h.
q n at 81 70 Virginia do 50 h sent at Il PIC SE
dana sheep 90 n g. % Coz 1872 Kentucky DO 16 n,
7 ot Mrnr Gs DO Co. 30 y7gn' o Isp6 20 b a.
aS DO r. at % 20 DO 90 n at &c eGa d q.
g H. at 9%c 15G Kentucky do G9h n at G7c 200 VIZ
2 Knt9csy do 2o n at Sc Bucks. 1872 n at ac 3,
90 r Hipple 6 CO. 257 Kentucky lambs. 65i2 n at
IS 90 per 100 n lS9 Kentucky sheep 99L - CO.
VI. Collins: 23 Kentucky Lambs - II ~ 81 10 oi3
% CD n at ~ l2? 1917 do. G3 n. at 81 12L 293 Ohio
Sheep. S02 n At - 80.
Newton Gillc 142 Western Sheep 90'. H. at IS 20.
Dllcnlack Dewey: 2i2 Kentucky Lambs COZ H.,
HoIenbeck Hollis y state Sheep. 100 -. at So 81
stat Lambs. C2i2 N. at 81 p.
ID. HARRINGTON 80 Sheep 115 ~, at s. SO Ohio
do Ewes. 100 n. 81.
Scott Pldco-k 90 PENNSYLVANIA Sheep. so n. at s.
7 Plnnsvlvanla Lambs ~ ~ at 81.
HoGs-Rsceipts q earl9ads 12on head-C? carloads
at 4othst and % carloads Jersey CITY. st adv
- 9OGS3 % and bunch OF choice State hogs would
IIallenleck & Hollis: State Hogs 200 n average. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
rAssrNarR TRAINS leave foo. of Cortland. and De.

brOeses SIS. a. follows: $500, ,.....,,... .-...-
$40 A. M for Geneva, Lyons Elmifa Rochester. But
faO and West PCtLs{llle anu Prnydpai oca &
@ a m Tor Nauch Chunk and Intern edate points
~ .Q0 m Tor Elmira and intermediate points -
/ D. m fOs Tunkhannock ana intermediate points Chau
car 70 Tunkhannoek connection 70 heAohg Ahu h'rF'S
burE. . - t,,o,,o, I'D ,,.to.troi linton
mediate noint, Chair car 10 l.. and Is. Junction. . .
80 l. m for Pottsyille and Intermediate pOints Chau
WI 20 D. m FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate pointA
Coenection 10 Reading and Harrisburg. -.
a. ~ m Tor Geneva Lyons Elmlra. Rochester Buf
falo and The West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Sds
Trains leaving az s't0 m, IL 80 M, p n; and
40 D. NJ connect fDr all points In Mahonoy ana hate
W" ~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
80 a. m. Tor Mauch Chunk. hdzcton ana lnterneaate
points and il m. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
S is p N. for Mauch Chunk aud Intermediate points
80 D. for Geneva Lyons. Elnira, Rochester, Buff
falo aud the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge.
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Good Ordinary. Low Middlng....7 80 -.
Strict Good Ordinary. ....6ls Middng 1915
opols-Teldcd lower and speculation was quite model'
July relatively u adj Jaa 0tner months cI0';
ins points lower Later deliveries broke 5d1 points ana
clos quiet. Trade for the most part was Of local CHAR
actr with August and December the main aEOfte' De-
pfd Liverpool adyces ted The market OH the down
ward turn. and later In thc day there more o. less
'lOng" selling good crop reports. Sales 56oO bales
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FOR PMILAp.LpImA. BALTIMORE AND
WAsiiIAGION.

ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Phil dephia At 80, 49, 800 10 90 II 80 m
80, ECO, 80 o. 90. 100, 30 D. m, II rs
night SUNDAYS, 800, 10 80, II 80 a. ~, 90, 80.
90. 100 p m, 10 - night.
FOR Bayionre and Washington daily at 90 IL 30 with
Dining Car, "a No. 100, 3 80 Dining Car, 90 NJ,
j is night.
~ D. M j u night except Saturday night, sundays
80 90 90 p. nj, have connection for Reading
rlsburg, POttsvle &c
For Sudbury ana Wlau>port Via Philadelphia at as
q. Il 80 Buct ParOr 80 p. ~ 10 midnight
except %trrday niehQ, Sundays. 500 p. m.
Ticket, and PaTor Car be procured at r. 172,
26l, 415. ga, LAO, 323 ptoaaway, T3 6thave. 2Gi
West l2jtst, 1874 East 125t st., NewYork; COurt-st.
SEQ FnltOn-st., IS lroadN ay. BroCAlyn.
NcwYork Transfer Company viii call for and cheek bag.
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ALL RAE ROUTE

For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at go. sI5
II 10 i. M 80 30 g 100 D. Sundays, is a. M
400 D. except Freehold.
For Rcd Bank. Long Branch and points south to Point
Pleasant at 30i 1918. IL rs a. m. 80 2:15 30
co. 60 5;S9 go 100 :, 81 sSpadags eySePt ccean
For Lakewood Toms River, Banegat Park and Bar
neglt, 30 - a. M. 80, 4 30 p. m.
For Beach Haven, Atlantic City, Vncand and Bridge
ton. ct 80 m. 80 D. m.
For Monmouth Beach and Seabright at 30 rs
80 ~. 90 y. 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-07

2 Ss u No red IN store July 800 O07 bush against
ego bush last and 2lO G2l bush ths dime year
sgains,s a a. Of NO mixed corn july 247 bush
az stock Of No oats July g. 3O6 sos bush against
-~Ae Lush last week. and 590173 bush year ago.
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pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
DcsbrOsscs and COrfIandt streets,
rs fO!iows:-

On and after JUNE goth, 1891,
THE FAST LINE.
'qo Is Gpes xGg rs sD1s oa a1 Fa 50
next a CA'S cSo6se 90 S 'f 81 L sSeeD e
THE rENN~NLvANIA LIIIITED.
1000 A. M.-Compo-ed exclusively o: Pullman Yss.i.
Hule Drawing and state Room sleepins DninS, snos-
aSss @a b sna ia
ye1enees Of home office Lighted BY s s
a. G m G and chicago SSo o:iS a. NJ next day.
II. LOCI>. AID CINCINNATI EXPRESS
gS I and DnS yS CARR oS S'SS@s
Louis and Cincinnati PssssaseI eSacs SSws sSs SO
Louis 7:4o D. IN. next iay.
tina COLUaBiAN EMPRESS.
%s AM Pean5'iens Esrod ye.ts1is Fas;sass,
torches from NewYorA to Chicago Arrives In ChcsS'
TiIE WESTERN EXPRESS
$3.50 M-ru man yestoqi. SeePns car r DS nSms
pS DHs car. t SsYSE ' Q GPn1dspS s@d PIs:s
next ce ay and Sc T and oado y except day.
PACIFIC LNPRESs.
TO ui' ssSvS ofE he
sad IS 5r5y ms n nxt ay sd ia
second gOrnng; Connects FOR Toledo aa'y' and fer
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited Express" OF Pullman Parl9r Cars
10 10 a. m arrive washington 80 p and cor;
@ a L %anns s 1 PnnT c SfS s At So
9:90 3 co. 8 20 and II 200 NJ 10 80 90 and
~ Sunday is ad 80 ar R m. 80. %, and
90 p. and u rs NIGHT
FOR LONG BRANCH, POINT PLEASANT. and inter.
10 90 noon go $40. 10 4 20 10 and 7 90 D. no.
AsburY Park on sunday "
FOR ATLANTIC CITY I IN n m wepkdavs with
Through Buffet PaT0r Car
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express 90 20. 100, 30 40 Chicago limited.
w,tn DnngCaG and 1910 Washington Liilitsd with
DmngSaG, and II 200 a. M. Il 20. 90 10 2 80,
S:00 $40, 20, 4 30 90. 800 80. 100. and
eco p TX 5 ana y o Is night Aeeommodaon II 10
$50 900 10 Limted). and 10 a. ~ Zoo so
400. f30, 900 630, 90. and co D. n and
70 - NIGHT Accommodation : 200 D. ~
For Timetables Of trains local points on the Pennsyl
Saha RairOad System. apply at the following Tirfet
0Hces Nos. 435. $40 ard 81 Broadway Asior House
and foot OF DcsbIosses and Co tl3ndt SIS Coift.st
500 FUltO1-st, and Brooklyn Annex station TO-, n
tuton,t Brooklyn; IS Hudson-st.. Hoboden; Station
jersey City '
Tho NowYo.k Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and resdences through dcSaaon
CUAS T.. pTGH. J. r WOOD