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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARK ETS
FEATURES OF NEw-yoRK DEALINGS.

~, visible SUNNY on Saturday was Wheat 14.eo72l7
sshels decrease s44,S2G bushels; corn 4ole'-9S
bushels decrease of oS73e4 bushels; oats So@o'i0-
bushels q decrease Of 23i. 3OS bushels
The bulls In wheat made several attempts yes'eIuAy
u.,ain values and for brief period during the early
session market displayed remarkaoe o.yfce y,
strength I'm tho face influences but the re1a.
tr st IL was mot an exciting market neither wa
active one yet there wer Se daS When Onc selling
b ss o1e general july started u o54 and sole up
e 81 One Snaca FG at 81 TP c and SroSe to q me
loton aggregated about 1000 600 bushes I'D ~ hui
ssco AZ the outset or less covering
Of $40 s9s WEAK look The r sesD6ard clearsnces also
helped longs as did dmiu1G OF hoS TeP
ss;heT weak ana crop was more favorable wsn es
Pee dscrese in the Visible supply considerably less
tsn general expectations, while me interior
CSieaTo on TIE moor extited comment and was
tnso tS The spot market declined &
there we're 5000 bushels taken Tor export besides one
'' Corn ~ the way Of features and trading
was ai thsr Was general break market closing
steady The changes We're m e5 a0o in sy%t0y lying wu
malay Of local character. On The spot there was
40 900 bushels spot and special delivery: s.s ,o-.
oats ruled weak carly IN Tie day ut hsrdcnea cr
rates On the spot the market declined sHle' with
moo aTa broke 1oa15 points big receipts hogs and
free selling at West ~
wSeat|Iune 81 o77s july q o4's August 81 o Sep
tcmber ae4 cents October 90 90 December 81 oos
'i1 cOrnJune Sominal July, 6SA August. eo's Sep
oasJ1nc aCininal July 411 August ae's septem'
fiara+Iny. Sc 81 August SC 80; seDtoIber 90 e.
The rcp Of grain ana lGef and Hoston n fol-
lows Wheat +514S bushels corn zoo S o GSn "a oo9
Ia we're WhCat 80 55$ bushels corn s3oGs bushels
cats 25s os bushels total grain 697G72 bushels; hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
~ rIrr COMMAND OF TIE LANCASTER.
,r.r.ApuRAL HARMONY ON HIS FLAGSHIP
,oxc VOYAGE BEFORE HIN.

,v.vInx1EAL HARMONY ON HIS FLAGSHIP
LONG VOYAGE BEFORE H1M.
.en,ra, David B. Harmony. who has been de-
.,.t "a command the Aslatic Squadron in place OF
Admiral George z. Belnap. who has been in the
.. Indies since April d, 1859, will hoist his nag on
~. lancaster at the Navy Yard this morning at IL
.,c,ock This ceremony Of taking command by an
sAmiral IA an interesting one. The officers OF the
rim in fuldrcss uniform, will be assembled the
.t.rboard side OF the qusrterdeck, and the crew. In
mnster dress on the port side Of the quarterback
Tho Admiral was unofciay on the ship YESTERDAY and
90 this morning he will merely come up from the cabin
N the deck TO take the command, he also being In
tulldress uniform Then his orders will be read TO the
assembled officers and crew. The Admiral may read
his orders himself he may have them read By his
ehscf-of-staf or his fagleutcnant. Next. the Ad.
ural's blue flag with two white stars will be hoisted
Al the MAN, and the ssutng battery of the yard Oh
Dob Dock will belch forth salute of thirteen guns
II the vessel out in the stream the salute would
DC fred by her own guns. but a. she Is al the docA Ill
the Navy Yard this cannot be done.
After the Admiral has taken command ne VIII pro
coed TO his cabin, where the various Officers Oh inc
slip Will DO introduced to him. With the same conr
fesy that Rear-Admiral Gherardi has snowh 10 Tue
Commandment OF the Navy Yard in not flying his nag
ON his aaCship which in the yard, Admiral Harmony 5
flag will be hauled down today at sunset. ms Is
done in order that there may not be nag nown IN te
Navy Yard OF a rank higher than that Of the command
Admiral Harmony is Of the most brilliant onlcers
0 %.nR MS instances ssnS Of during civil
War. lie is also well liked by the oT 1asys
q N the IN about S t SH days for her station
and although of the old time wooueh " Inc Tsyy
sn ns one The best vessel OF in The squadron to
Which She will &c attached when she reaches 0h,nS mn
Ne, voSaqe will necessarily be long one as sle VIII
Mi neSris the entire distance, going around the Cape
Of Good Hope She viii probably s9p at d1 RIO a1 GSs
uor. Alden BOMBAY singapore AMI Manila. Tms
VOYAGE usually takes from six to eight months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JUNE 49,

take hold in Of urgent So exrss saS
and Pennsylvania super sS ~ w. "a 10 pennsyvans
roerprocess 81 75a IS Western winter clear so
s5 do straight $50 IS rs winter patent SsS s. do
patent IS o60S5 CO. do favortte brands % d., ryp
our in limited request at 81 80 for CaUr under fcr
offerings Influenced By weaker cables an t ~
export demand and reports Of large lhoa interest," in
this market, and milling demand was nght, . r,sd
ungraded, 81 IA (afer Change on SATURDAY 20 o. ioS
81 o5 July, 81 o3 i2Ssi o.; August 81 81 90 L.;
september 10000 12c CornNaret fr Options n Ms,
enced by lower reports from other gain centS, 100
port INQUIRY was light and snPpeTs m Tsrc were
generally Ic lower and only in moderate demand;
No mixed on Richmond track e7s NO SGh I %lx cd
in grain depot at 90 1-oc; No. yellow IN 90, o9c
NO msed June "a 5 SS Soc: 'Sy sd St@'t oats,
Market was weak under increased pressure To sen anu
in sympathy with the decline in corn prices declined
local buyers was light and there was little doing in
futures No white, early 40 lie ggoeed sc t de
do later 40 &c: do do, at close, 43c; No white,
Jnne AZ 4ac Jaly sSdSs As f5r iobS nS
demand and steady beef-cty family per bbi, Sl aS
So do packet $40 5O smoked beef at po Sl2 2oS
new at s12Ss1e so do, family at s14a GA so Hams
Smoked peF6 10 iSs I lSs dS s,t 7s So do
COS I.4c: do, do, smoked. 1875 34c: shoulders:
pickle cured, o 3Anb l-4c' 40, 40, s"vNou,
bellies, in pickle TAI 12c; do. breakfast bacon So
3 I-2c. Lard-Pure city refined; la7 l-Jc; 90;
butchers hose. . 14d5 1-2c. Butter quiet ana
steady PENNSYLVANIA creamery extra le1 90 Print
frsts II 12d1sc. Cheese-fair request: stHsdy part
skins, 5a6 lee full Skins: &C. suH9c cT arsc
moderate request and steady powdered, o1o@4 3-oc
rranulated 1-16c. Feed-Demand and supply mod
Grade winter BRAN $3.50 $40 per ton Pet0enm q1lct
and unchanged refined. in bbls. s51OOd1 o,loo
Recepts-FIour 800 bbls and 1.400 sacks wheat,
ID 900 bush corn, $500 bush: oats. l2coo busn'
shipments-Corn, 10000 bush oats $4,000 bush
Toledo Ohio. June o2-Wheat active, lower; casn
and June 1903 "a July % "a August 90 70 De
cembcr o5 IA. Corn dull. steady cash 90: oats
on,ct Cash A. Glover seed steady; cash 4.25 Re-
ceipts-Fiour 100 bhIs; wheat 592S bush: corn r9
his wheat 200 lush corn 900 bush. Rye 400 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago June % (SpeeiaD.-The important circum'
ance Of The wheat trade to-day that the West had
cleared up In Kansas Missouri, Nebraska limos
and Indiana the shining This change ior uS
dominated the futures all the session JUN %
$50 ~ N oflsc hut closed at 9Gas cents DeemOer Sou
tn 10 IN q95s bIt closed az 91lo cents. The visible
s,nply decrease $4,000 bushels although larger uan
ts nnacncc was the big elearanees from New 10 n
eer even prevailed over these The harvest connluol
are i,cv % be favorable for some days t0r aecteu
We're 3Di the estimate for Tusday 80 cars Inc
visible suuDlV decreased SO 600 bushels Charters We
mad here FOR lS5 coo bushels. Oats having suIefed
rolativev sharper break taa ANYTHING else on mr oor
ar now re- ewing fair support july sou u
Sels cents closed at 35se liog at the HafHS TO-
Pro,isions were weak lard and ribs even wea er man
Iork september pork sold between slO 80 anu 5IV 10;
ia closed a. $40 IS Sentebcr lard between *6 81 anu
40 Snd closed at So 40; September ribs between ~
md stJ and closed at Sc 10.
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- 80. MAnKrr-pY rrLrGRApH.

purolo June % -Catt.e-Receipts the last "a
hours total for wceE t6Gs far 200 hsSa iSr
$50 he,d to New.York 200 head Oh sale 800 head
MARKET open very G@ ana To- 70 g od "w W. G5o ~
81 S5as 90; choice 100 1500 n, O. Jodsj 60 good
fairly TAT steers 1890 T. 100 D. - tOGs3 30 medium
- ass is cows and hoers good 70 extra 50 25dsS IS
TO 900 H. 25dS3 so cows common To- taif s2@s2 90
cSws good 20 evtr. cofn-fed. S3d y ~ soafse and
"a Sis3 * uilch cows lower all but choice fair 20
hest sprngefs S8O0s 70 best fresh COWS SlS
go snd booen. 81 25Gs2 - Hog-Receipts FOR the
last d hours 600 head tnl TO- week thus far 3S9
head TO- sse tine las, Which go head TO NOW
YorS on ~ COO market orened actve ana strong
closed easier wit1 al sold heavy GRADES - 5asi 30;
"a 90 do light 20 far 81 70asi 80 pigs GOOD 20
bst - 5Oas Is do common sS 70 az IS 19G am no
e1eints Sor the las: 600 head total for week
rms far 200 head time last week 1900 hlo
yort o1 sale 5000 sd; market opened steadvi closed
steady with ABOUT all sod sieep good 70 choice - ~
a. alr IN eooa 93dst 80; culs and common g 3od
1inn~d vearling lambs GOOD to choice ~ - fair 70
GOOD 81 50ds3 - culs and common sias4 4o' spring
"a isr iuge 25-"Tbc Eveoing Journal report
ecep ooo head spme rc Zoo ocq so
IA chocc * 5OGs5 50 other - 50us5 20 TcSans
60 ON ~ cows ~ 5ods3 70 Ho2sReceiDts 5000
Common - 2Oasi IS MIXED snd packrs - l9as4 80
prime heavy and butchers weight 81 ori % , me.
~" scve higher. native - 40asj TO- Texans.
sSyS: westeras y 80 lambs - 1890 90 90 -t,.
ss ~ f1is 70 GOOD 50 5Odsi 90 Texans and In
6ianss steer ~ 4oa@t - !Iood frono 1lr
70 'ehore hcsvv - 5oasi 57Ie MIXED grades - Ioa
q 80 light fair 20 best - 35a-i 90 s - t1nv
100 head shipments, ZOO market hrm iar 70 iiN'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COETEE-There q very slow and somewhat Doninal
market for spot Rio to-day but the feeling was
sales reported. Mid gr0wths quiet and easy sales
1000 mats interior Padang from May sales, pc In the
the market developed decidedly strength with
or less nervousness. especially strong
squeezing Of Shorts nnal figures showing rise fully
So points Later months responded with advance Of
90a55 points closing irn There foreign
bHviDR and the cables bullish while pts
rio We're moderate all OF which had stimulating
ON others closing with reaction Of / ir. June and
Z f. on other than september which gained i Fl.
Hamburg 49, pig better London closed 20 arm m
August sd September. 66s 90 October Gas Novem.
Der 63s Cd Amsterdam June 22.-Good ordinary Java
D09.e market quiet Rio quotes Regular first 40 kilos
receipts IN Rio 5000 bags RIO stock l17OQ6 bags Rio
market steady Rio shipments to Europe during week.
5000 bags Rio purchases for United states 1000 bags
Ter steamer United States 35c and per cent pmagc
santos. ! 200; receipts at santos, 1000 ;
9 rnd sa ooS bags sp@e@. S FOR
Europe. bags purchases for United States
- goo bags Santos purchases for Europe 100 BAGS
prmage steamers loading at santos for United States
iots :,ss %sqq3s
1928; September, 1460d14s 80 October, l4dl415 No
vember. 1880; DECEMBER, loS5d1365; March 1875,
GiS.55 March. 10 5oalS.55; June 1915 July. 1Gosd
1910; August 15.S5dl5.4O; september, sAsjdl4S0 /;
October l4.2Od14.3o November r. 75dl3s5; December
Ncw.York $3.50 bags Baltimore, 21 ,O30 bags; New.
Orleans 2502 bags; total, ,l02 bags
COfTONThe spot market ruled quiet and easy at un.
last week before reported 10S bales for export and
Ig6 bales consumption. Total receipts at the bort
today 316S bales as aeTins 2507 bales the same day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
ST. LOUIS GRAIN MARKET.

ST. Jouis June 2e-rlour easier :, - Ss 4 1G
songy ~ 4Od 81 as: extra do S4 650S4 20: patent,
81 S5as4 90 Wheat opened excited ana &c up loP
Tuly as compared with Saturdays close. 1leie wa a
decline right atterwaId only TO rally later ana aOg1
trading qrieted down the market was liTeguIar ana
lamentations within a narrow range 10 the close NO.
red cash 90 12casl 90 Ia July 40 8-4a 81 l-4c;
closing 80 I-sc: August. ~ J-s0 IS 3-4c, closing
Sc e hid December 90 1oa Of 5-ec, closing 90 7-5c
corn was &C higher at the opening but soon eased
on under light demand, and tho te'idency was 20 d
lower ranre until the clos; No cash, % e Jn1v'
80 34a SO 5Sc closing 53c september 40 3,4a 3Oc:
INV closIng 80 i4c August 2oc; September % Ice
rye neglected. Hay quiet and UNCLAIMED; Iran Bra
avn aid lower: sacked at mill, 13c. FlaNseed lower
western 81 OF Lead quiet "a - seller r B mes1
20 10 \ r. Whsle eeldv n IL. Provisions dull,
weak ard lower. Pork, $40 81 l-2G $40 30. Lard
81 81 Dry salt meats-bOXcd sh9ulder,, a.: l2ncs,
SIS 20 ribs 81 257 &c 30: short clear 50 % IL
Ssf6 40 Bacon-boxed shoulder. - 80; longs. - 20
s6 70. ribs SIS 7Jd SO 90 short Gear, 81 7oa 20 w
y s6 40 Bacon-Boxed shoulders s. 50; longs - %
100000 hush: oats, 10000 bush. Shipmcnts-Fio',r
.oGO bbs wheat, 1000 bush corn, 2G,OOO Dush >
oats 10000 bush rye, 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
THE SITE OF TRADE.

50 sSRoEs dune sssss sS U;S5g saIs5
spring E do, " d. 81 s5ss; s5 DO, do, straight
Sass 4o receipt, 9.719 Pbls.; fAnp@ents 0a5
July, 81 OF la 81 OF IL August 90 a,4cSsl sep
crn wheat nominal; Tutz. 81 03G 81 05; LOngber1y,
81 o5q II 10; receipts, l,7o4 bush s4Pments ~ 900
Dull; mixed spot, G4aG4 lac; the month and July,
64c; spot, No. >, white. 65c; southern corn white
bash. shipments 42.a57 bush; stock e4o'@ bush
Oats-Dull and lower; no. white western 4oc' no.
o mixed do 4sc hefeP d91 0Se ps sto Scc
bush. IIay-Easy. good to choice timothy, Sl2GSd3
ton, Grain frcghts quiet UNCHANGED Cotton dun
mlddlng 3oc. Provisions unchanged Butter
steady creamery, fancy. lSc. do fair 10 choice loo
I7c do, imitation, 1910 ladle, fancy 14c good
scare at nc. coffee steady Rio cargocs fair 10c
10. :, I7c. Sugar unchanged; Copper very active;
Boston JqnG Ss c6 Quiet os and aT Tnch% NS
articles UNCHANGED. Rcccpts-Flonr. 1000 bbls,
300 sacke; corn, $1,000 bush; oats, 1000 bush;
shorts. 30 tons
COO bush sold at 81 10 81 300 bush at 81 10 3-s;
eGi at o 80 5000 bush at 81
at 81 65 IS: closing 81 Oe: 80. Northern sold az
81 1y 3 1cS No. % E9GGef@ cN Ee Wh S
cars 30 . red at 81 oG % 81 % "a sold at
vile sold at ii 10; No white oregon at 81 o5 -
81 O6 asked. Corn-Opcned weak and lower; 81
cars no . Yellow sold at So 40 c3 l9c cars 30:
yellow at 63c: Is cars No. at 90 Ia go 34c clos
ing, No. yellow at G3 lac, 30 at 92 l-2c, No at
G2c Oats-LOwer: - cars No. white sold at Acc
In store ut 45c; No. white at A. 14945 3-4c, on
track No. white al 44c; No. mixed, 43c asked.
Rye-Nomlnal. FlOur-Quict ard easy best patent
spring. s. 500 - 90 best paent winter So 15a % -
rye flour. ~ 5jd So Mill fecd-Firm. coarse winter
bran, Sl7 so; spring bran ST. Canal freghts-
Eull wheat, 7-sc corn. -2a2 5-Sc: oats, 7Sc.
10 New York. Reccipis-72,O00 bbs -four. 5000
bush wheat, 32s 900 bush corn. 10000 bush oats.
ShipmentS-Hy canal wheat 100000 bush; corn,
10000 bush Oats. 10000 bush: by rail- -four $1,000
bbls; wheat, $1,000 bush: corn 10000 bush
Chicago June 22The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
QUOTATIONS OF CEEVES.

Good Prime steers SOil one ab ~
and the efage estimated az a. 60 80 ,,- 80.
Receipts 2i3 carloads, Of 4l0l hsa1l29 caf.oaus con
direct slaughtercrs -. caro1ds Tor hp ~
dressed quart r. ana - caro,d7 for TN MARC. &
OF Texans and piaS' natives d'lI
nIn,r OF cafloads Of Stop bulls Good tdy corr f'd
steer, aud the few slcrs Offered sold at sna adyahs
carly In the day Int the general mark was az aDout
Fr.day's prices ana the finish little dul without
full clearance Of the yards Exporters purchaser over -o
head 1880. No - 81 a,
81 15ds4 so common grass led nat.t -, at "a =
ard b..t corn I'D do at 80 80; 3 c'Ho1 ai
Of Kentucky 'slerS.r S5aTJ 90: oxen ana
stays at s1a$5 % bull at $3.50 20 c9iioAa Of STOP
CIty dressed beef slow 2a12c for texas slues anu
sd9c for native DO, with ltto choice and eAta Deci
bringing 9si alcc. 80 49,, - -o,-.uoro,,a
Gable adyices are Saturday June 20 whsn deiTiera
sold a small advance, or % id pei " at N.'i-
II 02A2c, estimated dead weight shAs '''
DIAL. A., -. ton, ,bts nor,
either today OF Tuesday. .. ,..r,,,,rs m.
uncnangec Th.re l. reasonable grouha LOT ~ TT.n
any material al ancs IN the European narfe as IN lr1
and scotch cattle are coming forward freely anu are III
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
Montreal III nunent. an vet h1nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
orr, MARKETS.

OIL City Penn. June 22-Nstonal Transit ceftlnesteh
opened o7asc: highest. CSsr; lowest % &c ci's'
GS.e, sales, OCO bbls ccsanccs .sOcp bDi' DAT ~,
t,rs on bbIs: shipments ~ ss9 bbs; runs. lOlH'
b5Is -..., -
Fit5sbirg, June 22-PetF0cuIl, DO 1id natlAlo'
thcatrs opened ut &C closed az &C. highest Oc io"
SIC ..s
Bradford June 22-Nutlonsl Transit certificates opened
az e7c closed at 6S.c highest. 6eSsci lowest o'sc'
N2earances 3 600 tbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
HAyANA MARKET.

Havana. June 22-spansh gold o3s0e3s IA. FIX,
change quiet sugar quiet Is now ealc1 Nate. ' be
with favorable weather for the next rev "ceAs IN
crop of sugar reach 100000 tons Dui moso va - 80
planters complain that the cost Of manuflcturinig
Sugar. together with the low prices Wmeh gieF",i'
Oected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

Good ord,narv.........52 Low Middllng. ~
S,rct Good Oriinarv6a Middlng 10 10

Op:ons-Deve!oped further irreguaFty but TIE hucua
tions were compa atvcy mod rate while the dealings were
mainly of local charaeter Al ne Outset ne en r0yerins
shorts Subsequently tho market weakened on reallz
ing prompted by Liverpool advces anu liberal pOr
IeeeiIts. But lae cables stronger Oh when thers
renewed buying. june closed points up Jny nnG
September unchanged August point lower. WINE ia'eI
months 1a2 point, higher. Sales SlOOV tSles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

Stock OF No. red In store. juno 70, 1,o42 bush
against bush and j03 Alb bush this time
Stock OF No. mixed corn June 90 12. 1870
bush against 81 $40 bush last week aud 1892 bush
Stock OF No. oats. June 20, 214 1O2 bush,
against 800 40 bush week. and 2I4212 bush year
Stock Of No white oats June 90 382 III bush.
ago.
Nsw.York Produce Exchange statement o; visible sup
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Gte1moodrs

-NEW-uAVEN. Toe
"A EXCURSION good davs'. ~ q.
steamer &. IT, NO.THAM and con MENTAL leave
Peck slip, Pier %. f. H., ~. and II D. nj. SUNDAYS
excepted at New Haven With special traps tof
NLRIpI.N. HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD. HoLYOKE,
&C. Through uskets e2sd and lasgsge checked u pa
Broadway. Kew!York. aaa1 GsestAt.. prooklyn. .
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the Produce Exchange TO-DAY The butter market
steady aid unchanged. Eggs, lidI5c.
Cincinnati, Ohio. June 22.-Flonr in fair demand
famil, 4.1Jo i.J5: fancy 4.10a $50. Wheat hrmor
bush Corn quiet barely steady No. mixed IS IL.
oats lower; 30 mixed IL. Rye scarce No >, 80.
Pork easier; 1857 H. Lard dull, lower 10 sell 800.
LUX meats easier short ribs go. bacon steady
short Gear III L.. WLiskey active. steady; sales
l.2il barrels finished goods on basis Ito; Butter
dairy 10 2a II. Linsced oil steady 47d 40. Sugar
st,ady hard rehned f-4dj Il. Ncw-Orlcans
3-4d4 II. EGGS steady Il LA H.
Milwaukee June 22.-Flour weak and unsettled
Wheat steady No spring on track cash. 90 3-5c ;
Julv. % 3-5c. Corn ouee No on track. cash
quiet NJ. >. 30 lie. rive weaker: No. delivered
7ec Provisions nominal. PorI--July. $40 IL 1 .
Lard-Julv go 10 l.. Rscepts-Flour. 1000 hbs ;
wheat. 1890 bush barley. 400 bush. shipments
Flour 1900 bbls wheat. LOO bush: barley. none
Minneapolis. June 22.-Ihc cash wheat market was
slow. Receipts sunday were $50 cars, with only
10 shipped ont. 20 ] Northern was In less
over July. Bulk OF this grade went ar ~ 90 Il.
which was l-2c the July price. No. Northern
dragged badly with large oferngs. Poor eIndes were
very dull Closing no ] hard, June ~ o. on track
= O2a 81 OF Il; No. Northern; Jun ard July.
90 5-e Scpiembe- sG 7--c; on track 81 coz 81 90 Ia
No Northern, juno. 96c on track, 05 34a07 Ice.
Peoria, Junc a2-COrn steady No. ., 5sc: No g.,
sec. NJ. = 5Oc oats steady No white, 800 30 &c ::
No . white 3'a3S u. Rve nominal. Whshcy
firm. wines, ~ -: spirits. 81 10. Receipts orn
,hipment--15.OOD buah
Philadelphia, juno 22.-FlCur-Marlet was about
steady but to great extent nominal Tor large lines
buyers were extremely conservative IN view Of the al
yancing harvest season and the promise OF large Yield
Of wheat and very few operators could be induced to
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n TFICE OF CHltF QUARTERMASTER.

" Division Of the Atlantic Governors Island. New
YORK IInrbor M1 70 lS9l.-Sealed proposals In trpu
cate subject to lal conditions, Will Re received at this
Office until 10 o'clock noon. Fasorn time Wednesday,
ne oath 1891 thon opened fof the construction 40
Fort Wood New-York HarDor Of proyisonary Hospital
M frame All information furnished apDc6i here,
or to post quarermostcr Fort Wood The United states
reserves the right reject all bids. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked proposals for
Of hospital at Fort Wood NewYork HarhoF ana
bo addressed u CHARLES Il. TOMPKINS Assist1ns
Quartarma General United States Army Governors
New.
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ID RnpnsAL.s EnR s.lNCu. 1n.INCH AND

/ PINCH STEEL GUNS.-Ordhaace once War De.
partment Washington, May s. ls9lundr the provisions
fed by the act approval tsbruar is9I sealed pro
citizens the United until o'clock D. MON.
DAY JULY 10. 1891. az which time they viii be pub
licly opened for furnishing tic Ordnance Department
L. s. Army with twenty.tve (25 s.lneh nfty 800 10.
inch twenty five 25 i2-nch steel gains and amnu-
milton for their test proof all u De OF American
facturc. OnefOrrth "a OF these guns may be con-
structed the Pacific Blank
posas be made all information required by BID.
be had uron application Brigadier. neral
d. W. FLAGLER. CHIEF OF Ordnance
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ncw.York, June % 1891.
pacve. Cows Calves. Sheep and Lambs. SWIM.
Bccves Cows. Calves. sheep swine
Jersey CITY Stock Yards 3.Sff 20 les - DO ll''I-
Sixtctl.st ............ 41s9 140 i,ioS 3s67 Or:
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W sdD. en-, and 255 75f 45o5s 50 rs
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OrFICE OF LIGHT- HOUSE BOARD. Wash.

~ inRton D. c., June IS, lS9l.-Sesled proposals win
be received this Office until O'Clock D. m on Tuesday,
and OF all kinds necessary FOR me construction and
Island Shoal Light Vessel No 81 Frying Pan Shoals Light
Vessel No 81 and Martins Industry iixht.Nessel NO ~
for fixed vessel or for an aggregate sum foo
ali -four vessels Cornneld Point LightVesse No. 81 10
10 be delivered Light House Depot at Tompkinsve
Staten Island, SewYork; tenwick Island shcsl Light
Vessel be delivered &C the buoy Depot AT Edge
moor. Delaware River Delaware; Frying Pan Shoals
IIghtVesse No 80 and Martins Industry Lightly Vessel
No "a 10 be delivered BUOY Depot at Charleston
s. c. Form. OF proposal plans and spcihcstons show
ing what REQUIRED had apply ne 70 this
Office or TO Light House Inspectors at Boston Mass
Iompknsylle N PniadeIhi3 f neo, Bn1i aR
Chicago Ill Tho right Is reserved 70 reject any Or al
bids and 70 defects JAMES n. GREEN
Commodore U. s. N, Chairman.