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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July (specaD.-Whest cables to-day nau
q little different tone; OF them was panichy :
some OF them even showed at the close htue az,
800 No ,rbeat here was delivered out on July
contract. These two facts turned the wheat MARKER
finally into a strong The close was ao Uui a
cent over Tuesday. Then there was pear pun.
Sbnrts did the rest SeabOad clearances were again
large l6s 900 bushels out Of New-fork BIadstpee,
made a decrease east and west OF the +CN!0S %
AGO 900 bushels. July sold between - "a Gnu
% ID and closed at % ~ cents Decemoer, r5
- o. and 80 3s. and closed at 80 30 cents, Tug
scaboard reported considerable new export Dus, a.
II vas fact that uOt a single bu6hel OF corn w. %
Ii,erad in the morning - fill July contracts. iuo
sult was considerable alarm on the part OF 'S ,beT
and a sbarp Advance In that futurc, All me V,ncI
months were more or less affected July s2Iu I'm HoI
"a IL to So and closed At the top Septeloea Icr
20 "a ~ so rs and closed at the top Inere ~
"a car IN the morning. 800 estmeed for G,sh C9En
toid az 20 cents oats moved up along WIN o'ru;
Juy sold from 80 "a to "a II and coSed az "a 80
Cents september from % 3-5 10 % ia ana cuSu
~ fhe ton Although hogs were IN goou SupPit t
% 600 although prices az the yards were 70 ~
lower all product ENJOYED an adVauoe' A"0 P
evidently helped the advance along
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81 g. z 81 ts Is d. 80 sS n e. Il 8. s. 8 8 g.
n at SC do liz h. ATS az G 60 = DO a. IS n a. 10
$50 ~ at o ~ d. Isl V az &c 9 d. at %
80 do $50 n at 5',e; 81 do 10 n at She - DO iS6
10 Do n at ie i 10 d. IL b. at 5Sc d.
IS7 n at Sc - Teya. Ca'e 100 N. at c 10 do l16
y collins = reng,ylVanla Veas i4a n, at 5lac; II
}. \. Pidcock ( Som. 90 Buttermrk Calves. $50 n.
a. co 90 9sF ia2 n a. Maryland VeaI'' 100 d. az oc
,siIEJP 81 LHIBStReceip.s es carloads Of 1924
6othst. Of winch carloads vent direct to butchers
S hD slow aa aeS Sqp az IN about SHad %
prices. wi good stock selling ''eey; ~ the ANY
easier with considerable number mainly late arrivals
Lambs at sGass' ana bunch Of Gull sheep and Lambs
tr. FesmeyeT. the weknown Maryland shipper hid
at the fh g SGo So e' os oar 0 T e6os sd
N'i r SSo f o5 Wee also sd a. the Zane figure
lo2Si and Gress ,,d lambs sold a. 1osl9c %
u agS At Sc per s1ni icr.7 do q aG e. a 81
So u 49, az Sc 5o do 90 at 20 81 yirg y DO
3sc: l5j do. 60 n at 7sc; 80 do Gsh ~ At 7iec 25s
&C. so do az Isl 2t q, g. c 81 s 81 & s 2 do g.
onto Do 81 n At 3 90 per 100 y 20 Maryland DO 40
Wiersoa shdrmSan 231 Ksa.ucky lambs e5 n at
@ III az 90 - S 70 at at 81 q 80 p at 100 20 S dS
;; 50 60 ransyl7ana euh sheep and lambs s. Is. at
Sc IS p STATE DO 50 At 7c; - Do 81 g. s.
- 20; 81 state do 80 ~ at 81 80 do 40 n At - 70
go m5P do So Co. 2s Xg gin I'd lambs 50 n az az
Virginia sheep. y n, at sac.
NJ Collins $50 Kentucky lambs. 90 n, 71.c; 173
DO, ~ n. a. rs; 200 Ohio sheep, % n. a. 42c
$50 Kentucky sheep, los ~ ae 81 80 per 100 =.
T. ; kase; l43 Jersey lambs, o. ~ at FEC per n ;
ewes, 90 n, at 42c.
r NsT' IS, S, S5ssn los E'1;u:s{ Lambs e p
% n at = 93 do IS n at - 50 ia Kentucky DO 1145
D Harrnrton SO Ohio Sheep Ewes. 50 n at a 219
10. SO y at - l22 liS DO. III r. - so: IS do ~
y at s. 80 20 state Lambs SO n at 81 % SO Ohio do
81 N. at - so.
Dlllenblck Dewey: III Western Sheep 941e n Al
- 70 253 Kentucky LAMBS. 6l2 n. at 81 25 241 do SO
D. at s. 50
Hallenbeck Hollis State Sheep 70 n at ~ so IL
40 20 NJ az - . 80 state Yearings "A n, at 81 so
Hum Mullen 80 Stata Lambs 6s n at 81 80.
HOGS-ReceiDts 4S carloads 1876 head-27 carloads
at : Sjfs5 %
Hume Mullen II STATE Hogs. 2o4 n average at S. 20
per Zoe n.
a. W. Lamb: II State Hogs 152 n at S. %; Rough
do. go u. at "A so
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and advanced with wheat and corn; No. cash,
"a Ice; July, 31a 81 3-4c, closing 81 3-4c bid Au-
gradd' In fair demand others entirely neglected
timothy, Sl2d516; prairie, SO Irll lower, SO la
Goc. FlaN-seed, 81 o. i-2. cad ~ 30 sellers. Eggs
weak, II &c. Butter hrmer; creamery, l3d 16c;
dairy, l2a15c. Corn meal steady, 90 l0a So ID.
Whiskey steady, 81 is. Provisions firm and good
business done. Pork. s1O 80. Lara. 50 -. Dry
salt meats boxed shoulders IS longs. s@ ijd s6 90
Hbs. 30. short clear, 80 400 81 -. Bacon. boxed
shoulders. - 81 la - so; longs S6 IS: ribs S6 IS
short clear. q. Hams, 10d 12c Receipts-Flour.
5000 bills. wheat. 81 900 bush corn, 5000 bush;
oats 1000 bush; rye and barley. nome shipment
Flour. 5000 bbls; wheat 1000 bush; corn, 1000
bush; oats. 10000 bush: rye. 1000 bush: barley
none. on the curb this afternoon wheat took Jump
upward Of cents from the regular close. The curb
80 1-2c.
Toledo. July 1.-Wheat active. higher; cash, 100;
July first half, "a lac July last han 92c August
80 7-ec December 92c. Corn steady: firm cash
SIC. oats quiet; cash 3sc. Clover seed steady :
cash, - 20. Receipts wheat; es7 bush corn, 00l6
oats, 500 bush rye 300 bush.
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THE SITE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, July 1.-Flour dull, unchanged Re
ceipts 4,425 barrels: shipments 17G barrels sales
800 barrels Wheat steadier, No. red spot 100 1-20
J6 lac september 90 l-2GG5 3-4c; October gGc.
southern wheat weak; Fultz 6ja 1O3c new: long
berry 1909 lose new receipts IS 49, bushels ship
mcnts 1000 bushels; stock 2I42j3 bushels: sales
1000 bushels. Corn strong; mixed spot Soc the
month "a l-4c August % i-4c september 80 &c ;
PCt Nj o,6;, "e ,oc southern corn white easier
shipments 42s26 bushels; stock 237.53l bushels
sales 5000 bushels oats weak: No = white West
ern 42c; No. mixed do 41c Receipts 10000 bush
csc. Receipts 1,sOO bushels; stock 1900 bushels.
Hay steady good TO choice timothy 80 j0d Sl2.
Grain frclGhts steady unchanged. Cotton weak
mddlnS LA 3-ec. Butter urn; Creamery, fancy,
II lie do fair TO choice 150lsr; do imitation 1j@
l6c; lade. fancy, lac; do good to choice Ia 13c
tore packed l9a l2c, Eggs scarce II 1-2a 15e.
Il Ice. Other articles unchanged
Buffalo, July l.-Spring wheat quiet and weak clos
ing excited sales 1000 bushels 40. hard at
81 GA Il, closing II O5 10; 5000 bushels 40. l
Northern at 81 cars at II 90 liza 81 % 81 closing
II Ol Is; No. Northern at 80 Ice No / Northern
Chicago at 500 07c: winter wheat higher; cars sold
lgan at 81 ora II O5 No l white oregon at 81 OF 10
81 OF. Corn strong. higher 40 offerings Of spot
except No. >: early sales 1900 bushels at 81 la
62c, closing So }-4o sc asked No yellow 10 ar
rive at 64c; No yellow at 80 34c No. AT 63 1-2c
No. al CSC oats opened easier. i cars No. >
white sold at 420 II l-4c. closing ACC asked No. .
Best patent spring at - 3j0 - so best patent winter
- l5d IS % Rye -four "A 5J0 - 10. Mill feed
firm; coarse winter bran at Sl7 so; coarse spring
bran at BY Canal frei-hts strong. higher: wheat
!-5H3c; corn &c; oats l 3-4c TO NewN0rk Re
ceipts-Flour $4,000 barrels wheat 1880 bushels
corn 1000 bushels oats $1,000 bushels. Canal
els oats 5000 bushels. Railroad shipments-Flour
10000 barrels, wheat $1,000 bushels; corn 5000
bushels; oats 10000 bushels, rye $500 bushels.
Chicago July 1.-The leading features ranged as fol-
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COMPETITION dun market To-Day l1f
~ iii srowths spot. with pfiCS somewhat uVa'
H. o~oted I-2c. sales 500 bags So - 70 SrT,Ee,
~ Mid grades steady bat quiet. S@.ts, ~ U.s.
iaTayra and $50 Cora, pri terms ~ wa rS
- IreSS III the option Hne 'ndcd with teef sylnn-i
nas,d rlly 80 points lower. Oth" months oiOk' oa-o
Hnts csrv in the session. but unal figures iGl' ateu
sIight Lower foreign accO ntN ara lSEI re-
ents AZ RIO coupled with decline In eNchaHge were -
Sron. he for most the depression hatt cIo, "a
10 n lower and Hamburg bIoSe 4Gls pig I-o II
~ I'd August, 75s Sd Sp,embcr. 6Ss OCTOBER o. uu
November SO, Cd December, OBS no ft0">' $500.
ers; 10 1iloS so good Second 90 XII = ~
Slehang, private lois receipts In ito tSend9V ana d"
dow I6 100 bag-J TUESDAY 1000 bags; hlo el'aISu,
Tinted states 5000 Rio cla anees 70 EUROPE
RS Rio stock 1913 bags RO mar@et hrn ItteipI,
IN santos SUNDAY and Monday, goo bag Sa O' nSeI
Jrne Is steamship Advance 1000 bags fecept, AZ 40
JTiv 70 june 30 1891. > 10000 baR SAM tnc lS.
$50 600 bags time 1859 ilS9 OO bag recelPV,
a, santos july 81 June 80 1891. 29t1 OOO oaSS ,'n'
time 1880 81 600 time les, oS ,V pis'.
Ro aux july l-ArIiyais during last month - wv OaS
deliveries during last month 200 bags took e b0 o -
july ], $500 bags Total ses her TO-DAY 35os3 oSS,
terpber l5O561j2O; October Il .2OGl4 30; NOVEMBER,
18GJalS 70 December, 1S55df360S closing as fol ows
January, l345cl355: Februsry. 346Q 1928 MeTeh:
iS45618 SIS: July. 16GOd1G65; August los 1923;
Sept mber 15.1Oa1515 oetoh.r, I425qn'85; November
i365dI3 -: December 10 GOal3. -. VI
Warehouse deliveries June 1o9l-New' YORK:
l2l $40 BAGS Baltimore 25,4O9 bags; NewOdesn'' S'4
bag total $50 763 bags. 49,
COTION-On the SPOT ruled quiet and steady at IN;
changed prices sales lS4 tales for consumption IOtaa
receipts the port TO-DAY. 1.641 bales against 4O5
bales day last week. and sls bales last year
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raconnrn RrA1 EsrArE rRANsITRs-N. Y. ~.

l.t.a,e so. c3,i Phlhp Levy anu WIG ~ 81
ro. ESlon9 Place 5 30 It MlFm,2aays. s5o
Ist@,c No s57 barbara ''alrA'i 10 ''. 1880
so, Loleosn s. $50 It " VI st Endave. Io2xoos
Morris Moss and We 70 1T IS, 90 y a NNOp
Meta caldwell t[g,t,e to , S%iG2 C ,Sa
Hnmn, assignee to lawn Il anu "''.'' a,1cO
lo5,,S ; 70 ocd II TO lG Ts Il sapl1lcs 1900
sstt , md r I, to o'' Aaa, i e
odaye w : 500 Il = dth-' Z % ,SNI ~ t,d'
WA IL iias1 Fim a,tT D AVOID 70 Morris Moses
52ist 50. 49, wes'; JOS L hari' ana ",,9 $1,000
% t1.1T go LOS Hannah and Morris o. ooo
Ioyor 70 A5'n nor Ast51nevst so 2xo5 Asther
Cnoat 32{+ VII; % I.Sse schense W. 1880
Hcay %. So os %fp 10 hS Ndft 1900
o.. - = n IA l0Oth-st 2DNl0O: LOUIS Beer
md ,rifc ard Michael Sharner and vile % Won,
JOANNA Behrcns, ,c. 'ft,Jrc Null
Sq,5y 10 Ish 5oAi and ' Sa.s aSG &c
3sth rs ~. l-'a Marta Wine 90 900
RoS MSthr t, aH 80 T US Allan NccHoc6 ref to
DlG csno.ie 70 3 wof Be1n and Rachel his =, 40
VIE " 10. Fran1iska Haupt TO J Weihe.. $4,000
2dnye. IS p q u Ns s and he 10 200
74th-st Co.,; 1.S 5rg stf to fsaae Kahn . 1900
4otht 80 t 2 Of nav wet;aSh i'l 70 500
5othst Nos ~ ID arc p,Tk Tiiford . $1,000
p,,ry..t 5 lois Z: Of BleeckeF.3t tON''I' 20 600
t1,,,a and Nathan Meter % o Lut2 ..--.. Vo'VuV
c4s 3y r. n 9' Ifs hs sHIS Co. 800
r9tst.st n .35 r. Of jth-avc. 21No-u : ~ ora
iI.nry Hawkes. and wife 20 Raul Elm ...-- -0'''V
.s,b - : = GqG 70 Of 2d-1ve l92NlCo1i ., go
K.,trb.p II lutIcl to Joseph II MADDEN 80. IlOIo
90, - 40 u OF Plrk-aNe. -ONloO.lli
l. 800 rabbit and wife Louis f. Jacobson l. &c.
Cortandt.st so IA executors Enzaheh II "a4'h
IN Louis, Walsh 49,. 10 - a., - 81
w f t gabS FhaU and aaothdr 10000
52d;'t 9CoS ~ " OK 10 ncyandir Pirie IT 600
Cortiantt- u. 40 "A Edward WtLsn anu oL''i,,
d.vis,es Elizabeth Walsh % LOUIS M1tsh
E4ancth 81 % II ,eS S Wanscre. SO coo
52d, $50 = . on "a az 'o'il'A $1,000
w, tsEd.a,. " 4 75.s ft 9Sth--t - 5Nioui o.
rSank + smith and VIII TO Francis " Jenchs l W.
,,r, a iouIavqrf e corner io3th-~L lOo'N--N =.
10 fING75; anne u Ia Oh l. ws0n-- ;,.;oo ~
We. fnd-N| % g corner @3d-st; St',NIuvt n.
Fran. T. smith and wife 70 ffahgass 80 ~ 5ehs S ~
AyenUe { = 20 n l2th-,t OWL %.
900 Fredk Rund's"n 'nd VIC W. y, .'',' $4,000
woo-1-r,t 40 ~ *, pe,,e S . $3.50
S,n,e pTipertv orenfth Tart; Mary Van oe-o
DYKE iy Chas oukamp gi ~ an 20 ssino ''o'o
ers n,opertv. samuel \ Blatbf ana another =, "a
trustee for Mary Van Dykp, IN SAM a, ii''"o
Avenue No. 2Oi Charles Buhu'Oo'" 10 rr'u~
octh. go E .Ds Of wife ssa % wslir.. "a. $4,000
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REAL ESTATE.
prsNESs AT THE EXCHANGE

The most important sale at the Exchange YESTERDAY
was that OF two lots, Nos. 15l ana lo' "eS' N
hundred and twenty-ffth-st near seveh1nase'' 'n'
w. ad,oIn the Harlem Republican Club, and are IN
- - 90 tnis valuable and rapidly increasing
the GsH" The bddng started at $4,000 apiece ana
ran mn 10 s34 500 at which price they MepC NV VII
rvn 70 Lewis T. Bach on behalf Of lielher MVn,
The opinion on the floor was that the buyer h1u d
bargain. g., ,o soro.Ioe,1ra Nos 50 and
1T ono hundred nd sixth ST., east OF
ave two dvestory brick hat houses on on sedIer
~ va a., ~ tbe sales were adjourned. -,
At Mrer's s.c yesterday the Real Estate e loan
- r.. -. Comnany 's,,Ek brought $50 the Lawyers
&u Tnanv I 6 and the Title Guarantee ana II1SI
fnnneTV rs si The stock Of the Exchange IS
quo! al wac the first day for the payment Of tn
dividend on the Exchange Stock
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a.ons are based on American stanaard Of eIassiaca
STAINED.
Good Ordinary.
Strict Good Ordinar

Good Ordinary; :...........51 Low Modling'7 % g
Strict Good Ordinary. -6ls Mlddlng....-.7 1915
There a change for the better O-dsy's speoula
i've market ana general scored on all options
July dealing especially buoyanI period ruling
- points high leaving OF az 9d1O points Pst for s
Oher nearby months advanced 1d9 points ana
remote deliveries 4a6 points, closing steady covering
Of snors" and steaditr Liverpool market eould VIVA
smaller tenders July contracts LIVERPOOL materially
add bulls " in addition which Manchester advces
hrm crop reports continued favorable but uey
had influence. sales, $500 bales.
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New York. Wednesd1y, July l.


r,,o ,oro,,tnc sales we7o held the Exchange and
story buldnqs with plot Of land NO 30 ana Sl
Fat on..hund rcd and -siXti-t. lou II %
a-' Dot 40 xlOOll; Clas Solder, SO oo0 . .,,,y
l6t, No. l5l and 1873 West One-hunlt IAN m
ffI.-t n : 100 f. % fave, BoucNaru' -'N'''- $500
iIeiner 4 Wolf *OJ.WO; go ~ Wa. ono hundrpd.a and
"a af I-uoN.lye. ad burned 20 july ~,
{" - IutitIgs with plot OF land. Nor l+3 % ~,
~ - ~. sihtb.-t Of 10th-aye and buildings win poD
~ md Nos Oil Gl9 AI:st"Tliul-a\e1 Il Z ~'"-
%inety.ar t.st. were adjourned 70 July ~
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AT A GREAT BARGAIN.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.

MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
The most delightfully."- situated country home In Wese
chester County, Prospect Place. Port che ter.
\ Y: view OF 80 miles OF Long Island Sound can be
had from the piazza railroad depot within five minutes
walk: surrounded elegant residences and known for
years as the finest location In the town contains II rooms
with al the convenences OF city house water, and
sewerage large stable and caFl-chousc fruit and orna
mnal trees price only - 500 easy terms the valuation
by Us late owner has $4,000 IL must be 70 be
appreciated. Apply Real Estate Agents D. A. AMB-
IER Port Chester. y. Y, or CHAS. FIELD GRIFFIN
& CO.. 42d-st opposite Grand Central Depot Room 6.
L. OR SALE-THE GEN -
OF LONG ISLAND SOUND,
THE MOST ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT
THIS SIDE OF NEWPORT
Designed and built by Messrs. McKim, Mead White.
AZ an expense hundreds d thousands OF dollars
A gentcman's residence u every deN ana requisite.
New magnificent and costly mansion stables, outhouses
greenhouse nd with Arrest plants; choicest OF rultsi
Yacht anchorage premises boat and bath house
MANSION RIGHT on THE WATER FRONT,
surrounded By 10 Of exqusltely beautiful lawn.
right on the sound.
But l.-hOur by New. Haven RAILWAY
MUST BE SOLD TO CLOse An estate
CHARLES MACRAE.
533 5th-aNe. cor. tithst =.
L OR sALE-5400 acres OF carefully selected minerA
j and timber lands located IN Wayne County IenneS
see. Good title For additional Information address
OWNER, Drawer o, Florence, Ala
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This line runs the Union Depot 3Ghst and SHAVE,
where It connects with the Fifth Avenue line. Time from
Bridge 30 minutes. 1t will probably 70 39h-st.
Ferry-the finest from NewYork. Fare on the railroad.
cents.
Sea Beach and Manhattan Beach Il. r. pass through
portion OF the property have stations in the immediate
vicinity.
The most expensive schoohouse L. 1. Outside Of
Brooklyn Is within five minutes walk.
The Grade level every lot ready to be built upon as
once These lots surrounded by line dwellings and
among the most desirable in Kings County should COM
mand the e. pecal attention Of al search Of homes.
business stands investments
Terms on all purchases Of $500 and upward. so per
cent may remain bond and mortgage.
Titles Insured without expen-e 20 purchasers
For maps and additional information, apply 20 Jere.
Johnson Jr go Lberty-st, NewYOrk, and ls9 and l9l
Monta1le-st. Brooklyn.
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Countrn propsrtn for Gale ano 90 Eet

Homes for Summer and Winter.
Observation-Disclosures.
Sewers, Water, Gas, Sidewalks,
Fences, Park on Beach. 40 minutes
from Battery, n. Y, via new ferry and
Electric r. R., every half hour, or from
Brooklyn Bridge, via Brooklyn Ele-
waited Il. r.
G. B. +. RANDOLPH,
fl Wall ST., \. Y.
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Warrser Mary p 70 Z clifford, wnlardsvs
Bronx River Road years 81 200.
Weiss Cieorge TO Procbazks, 4thst " 1stsva
Wennineef' John P, to HantOo. lot sss Map Mount
Whine Maria s. TO E Diamond, Ssth-st " 1ss
ave- . morts, $4,000
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STOCK OF LARD.

Rents 40 927 tcs exports 50, 7S5 tcs.
BU7TER-Arrivals continue liberal and win slow
EXTRA. Isi2c. state and Pennsylvania Creamery tuOs
extra lSa1Sc creamery seconds % nrtS. BG rc
do Elgin extras 1Sa1S other Weston extras 10 West
eTn ifss i1c, seconds 1j2dlOc thirds, loo; STATE
Dairy half frkln tubs and pals, eNIr9s loc do hr-tS
16io 6i7: DO seconds 15ed1Gc do Welsh tubs extras
f7lc: do Grsts 1GeQ17c do seconds, al6c Dairy
ms tSiydS i4d5c Western Imitation Creamery hrs7,
i5c do seconds 13Ra14c; do thirds l24q he Western
Dairv hlsts. 14dl5ct do seconds i@i2@l3c 90
i4c Arsts 13alsac seconds 12iac thirds, l2c..,
CHFES E-Fancy STATE factory rules steady; With mod
erat. demand but otherwse there l. SO ana easy
market Factory colored Stat Factory fuH cream
coIord s2ds6sc white Sa0S do hne, e4c do good
to prime - do iar to good, TIA &c do common 70
fair 80, nc part Skns Sd o9c common 70 cholce tu
ri rS-Rue steady on fancy stock WIN tsr IN
ouiyv while Others weak and irregular on accmu-
ating supplies. New-York state. new-laid average on
I7IdIsc; Pennsylyani! and Mich,ean Ll9cy, neW.lad
i7G17Lc Northern Ohio and Northern Indiana ayesee
OIL lie other Of, lGd11ci Southwestern
faiI % prime average OF. 15a lSl2c 80, o.s -. o.
s s AND AND se for % on
Coffee ExchaHg Jgg cGfe g. c5o5 A%Gss
s &c SGvemse' RETfSEDIn
REQUEST and steady. Cut Loaf Sic; Crushed.
5 Poydered - o GTsnglstsd H.. tNG paEGnd C.S
Windsor "A" 4isc; Rdgewood "a" 4iec; Phoenix
"a 1-16c Empire "a" Lice No. 6. sac; No; T.
99.c: No 311-IGc No. 9. 8'sc; No 10. 39-l6c; No
IL sFARf%F-Lard Quiet but firm; choice in ties quoted
at 7l2c. Oleona garine sales 80 hhds city. O2Oc
TALLOW-Fimlv held and In mode ate request sales,
IS In 5 city 1890 ard % hhds ont OF town at sc
TEN-Saes today by auction 1850 pigs as follows:
Novu0e-TI v~on, 13c; Young Hyson. liea92c Imperial
122 d13,; Gunpowder, 156Zsac; JaTan. Pan-lt-d =;
Basket do 25' Congog 1O2G14Rc; Indo and Orange
Pekoe 14G2ic; OOong FoTnOsa 22l2 Q23c toochow lf2
a she also $500 pAgs Formosa by private sale on pf-
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III n..D ia ArfINaIt Of hay on the NewYOrk
Centai wef- somewhat largr ind found NOR
OF less dhcuIty In sustaining the advance.
oueT points however. rtceps tnued light with
AR lnal2sy me market had firm support. STRAW
ouu ana easy HAY-Strcty fancy. - al o. choice
s5caSl prime, s5d95c far 20 goof 75as5c: shiuplne
zoe e!oyep mi1ea' a2c- STtAW-L0ng rye 75c short
rye: 10000 o1t 30d4Oe; wheat 35dfOc
HoPs-Dulness is stiii the chief feature 10 this liz.
and Tie market rules IN buyers favor with boral
ings. Stat, 1890, choice, 27e medium 2ia2Gc: CON.
mon 70 fair. 22a2Se; 1852 13a2Oe; 1888 10aI4c do
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Total ....9.3l3 1925 9l47 1929 a g. 81
81 nin nw n nrk 10 IL bbls Warehouse. 0.OS5 OOl7

Reeipts-Newl ok, 10 l-5 bbls' Warehouse o"-' JUL
EXporJ- Il 500 bills. r-...o Mo-
quoted az $40 Plate, 80 600SlO 80; tahIY @toG
Ma SO packet III 5OaS12; Extra India Mess. ~ tcs
-j4dS9O BEEF HAMS-In light requ st, quote99- n't
~ sis 80 and al the West at sl7 0....CUr MEAISA
strong market noted all departments with a G09 200
mand sales 10000 Picked Bellies 5'saGG ana o1V
alas $50 tcs sweet Picked Hams July. 9+c l9O vs.
skinned Hons 1sd1O ~ july. 9hc; goo tcs tsiorndS
t1ms Inv- 6lsc 25o do August. 81 dG'sc; Plcl'd
eli'es quoted at &c Pickles Hams 1oRdl0ac SMOKED 90
Hal 4c pick Shoulders 6Ado-2c SMOKED 20 o+'a
MiDDIES-Opened lower, but re2oLered and c., 800,
stro.r At CHICAGO July closed 5eI l2G6c Septenoel
6l5G63O DRESSED HoGS-k2ither easier ana ana 10, ID,
creased supplies and moderate demand quoted at Csc io
heavy to light 6a.c Tor pigs LARpcWas depressed
carly in the day and o. IONS broke 1aG points on re-
newed selling partly longs but the temper gradually
became stronecr toward the close there was general
rise lea wing OF slightly higher than yesterday Inc
buoyancy in corn and smaller deliveries on contract maj
had been expected at Chicago were the principal 'bul
factors besides which the local stocks showed decre
and there was buying bv foreigners at In me ua
cash. sales $50 ties 900 tcs export 5000 &C.
and go for next week At 4oc ClW steam nt ,n
sails 10 tcs $500: refined Continent quoted az Otul
zoe; south America 7.2lc; July closed at 6tOc bld
sa Is 600 tcs G35G6, soc; August closed at go
sales 1000 6.4Ja653c; September Gosed az oo3y
al : 4 800 ties 6j6GG.GJ October closed at o'O'
sales, 900 ties, 6.6SnG.15c.
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old 5aloci Pacific Coast 1900 choice. 27c common to
META LS~TINs.eady but quiet sales s 10 90 s ;e1s
strat. Jg oa5s spot 900 sebbt1I0e spE r.
TEkL GGGrh nNe eIfa IRON ~
ts-t9ryn quiet and ABOUT 81 o aa S SyoS on
ibis extra heavy domestic grad ~ Zoe 20 ''o' R'Ou
20 fancy. and 20d24c Common 70 fair,,>,rr~,r, ud a
-oN inquiry UNCHANGED prices quoted at 81 '2d5ec,:
ROS1N-Dull aud rather easeI IN some cas-. Dos t e5
strained - 40 good stfanea ~ - F. ?! ~ sPo5 %
O. Al .. u. 2. = J. = - x, s. TO- NJ $-"'' y
90 6IiS-There was steady market eottonseed w'th
sales OF 50 bbs OK grad crude a. 2Gdc 4thr Enos
refined summer yellow for season. 3sc choice dt2c 90
ar.grade 81 1876 Cocoanut Ceyion G''d'4 Cochn &c
Cod 4od43c Llnseed American 47c out OF town 41c
s5 5'O'& light pressed G sa9oc
uarN ~, hioarhra winter, az 2Gc Snerr I'D.
78G7lc natural winter, 74d75c natural spring oSToG
crude SOC natural %intrr 222SSSSSd prina 5Gc extra
t.caghed wlntei, o'q2se e,eacneu Owe Italian
GSG7oc PAIN Ga64c Straits sc Bank. 2'c Isprsceo'
'OOOrFAN FREIGHTS-Only small movement WIS re
ported ia the line Of steam frghts win patuGA m
cha4eed rates to al PotS ~ cd Geo boxes chec.c
90 "a 100 boxee eli, ese TO Newcastle 30s 5000 bush
aUS az To- dan ON Tr,ac terms 600 bush do 90 Ant
rn "a iG0tO bush 90 70 nambure. 70 pen - ~
EE8LEuM CiiRRi EIiS-Br tsn Dark vanVeen Phiade-
u"'N ,?RAIE HHISrERS@BiitIsh steamer Bush ME,
70 G0FS I9F Gde the @e o6e q ;. I'D B
GsssnaT Tx %s H0 IL BARK sef
to sidney cargo on private ern sTt 3D. b ba
Ha- cock hence to Demerra. general cargo on prNate
terms; ,choonrr Belle Wooster Bear River to Cuoa Ioh
Sr,b9oen general "a 20 and back 81 $50 loaded and port
charges British steamer Iolani, NesI NUN V'no V
PRovIsIONs-PoRK-w steadily maintained ned IN prie
a continued fair demand St-s lpp ools 40 ali 5oI
Ssie E5 Short Clear Si@Gsi3 FamIly, $ll 5caSl2 20
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