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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore, July 9.-Flour duh, unchanged recepts.
1915 bush; shipments, l0,567 bush; sales 200 BUSH
65 I38 % 34c; August, 81 ga % 7-5G September,
vi b afqG r lG+ o29es as % dSS9 I've 6es southern e
receipts, 1890 bush shipments, none Stock 147 :
240 bush; sales, $4,000 bush. Corn steady; spot,
go lie; southern corn, white, nrmcr, roc; yellow,
nominal, 72c spot No. p white. 75c, receipts, 5000
bush shipments none; stock, POI ,502 bush; sales,
$500 bush. Oats strong: No >, white, Western 45c;
No ,, mixed, Western, 43c receipts none; shipments
none stock, S2,05S bush. Rye dull. No. ., 70d 75c
receipts none; shipments none stock, 1888 bush.
Grain fleghts steady; steam 20 Liverpool per bushel
al asked cork for orders per quarter rs Cd nominal
Cotton weak mddling, l-4c. Provisions steady,
meSspork, $l2aSl3 90; long clear, 34c clear rib
sides, 614c; sugar picked shoulders, LIE sugar
lard refined, 3-4c. Butter and eggs unchanged
Coffee steady Rio cargOes fair, ID 34c No. = II Ice
Whskcy unchanged.
Buffalo, July s.-Sprng wheat unsettled; demand
fa f, os sales 1900 0 bush No. l. hard at 81 o. l2S
e. 02g 81 OF l-2 10000 bqsh C. j.; f., at 81 90 1-2a
81 90 "a; 5000 bush. no. ., Northern, spot at
quiet: sales five carloads no o red at al O6 10
1000 bush samples red at 81 O6 Is three carloads
No. 1, white, at ~ 90 1-2a ~ 10; 5000 BUSH No.
sales twenty carloads; No. 2, yellow, at 81 Ice
three carloads No ,, at SO 2a67c eight carloads No.
B. sc lie; No. yellow, in ga 81 asked.
oats unsettled demand light; sales, 1000 bush No 2
white, at a 12a45 l-2 two carloads, No. 3, white,
at 43 - 5000 bush; No. 2, mixed, at 1922. Rye
demand and steady best patent spring. IS 35d So So
do, winter IS 1895 %; rye flour, ~ S5a$5. Mill
feed steady coarse winter bran, S17 So do spring,
81 Canal freights quiet and easy wheat, / &c;
corn, 14c; oats Sac. Recepts-Flour, 60OO bbls
wheat, $1,000 bush: corn, 10000 bush. Canal ship
Railroad shipments-Flour, 1000 bush; wheat
$4,000 bush; corn $4,000 bush.
Chicago, July s-The leading features ranged as fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
GEAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


Tia wheat speculation yesterday nearly dun
on Tuesdaythst is to say, less than 100000 BUSH
els were dealt In. The market did not lose It's local
character. 1t opened rmer on strong cables and bad
weather conditions In the States where harvesting Of
winter wheat is stu In progress Perhaps some IN
huence was eXerted by the published report OF the
scheme OF the Farmers Alliance TO hold back wheat
20 control prices. IL is TO be feared that tho
political object Of this extraordinary project was too
obvious TO have a commercial effect. decline Of
rs cent in the extreme followed the opening strength
and then there was a slight rally which left July SO
cent better but the other months only tFihe higher
than Tuesdays final figures. The rally was due 70
the good export demand and strong late cables. Brad
streets reported decrease of 1J26O0o bushels IN the
Pacific Coast supply practically unchanged. August
options opened at 0S 49, fell TO W ILL., ana rainea
cents TO IS S-4a09 is cents. spot wheat was I2
cent better and shippers took 100000 bushels, mainly
Corn was strong early, on reports of wet weather
and hrmer cables. Bradstreets reported an Increase
OF il 900 bushels in the visible supply. The options
IS cent There was scarcity OF Offerings on the
RC5 ana Sus isi T SSr taken By exporters
In oats distinctly stronger tone prevailed. Brad
streets made decrease of 900 bushels In the ysl
July options were / "a cent higher on white and
IA cent on mixed grades, while the other months
Lard Mas weak on the heavy receipts of swine West
The options closed off l0a12 points. The final quota
wheat~Jay, 81 OF 80; August, 90 l-s cents Sep
ember, % Is cents October % 5-6 cents December
Corn~JGy, So IL, August. 90 10; september.
60 1-2 October 50 Is; December, SO 5-s cents,
Oats-July, 43 3-4 August, 81 Ia september, "a;
No. white, July, AZ IL cents.
Lard-July, ~ AZ; August, SO At; september,
SO 81 ; October 80 30.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat, 347, SIS bushels; corn, 5000
bushels; oats, 3G7O0 bushels; total grain 474,443
bushels: -four 80 245 packages. AZ Chicago. Nil
waulee and st. Louis the arrivals Wheat 49,
3S5 bushels: corn. 2s0,112 bushels: oats, 1l7,726
bushels; total grain, 522223 bushels flour, 1888
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
Pipes At TIE SUMMER SCHOOL OF METHODS

P1PERS AT THE SUMNER SCHOOL OF METHODS.
Ocean Grove July 5 (SpeclaD-The second day Of
the ninth annual session OF the summer school Of
Methods Of the New-Jersey Women's Christian TEN
perance Union was opened this morning. Mrs. +.
Fuller superintendent Of flower mission work, urged
the importance Of her department, relating some in
tercsting incidents. Mrs. TomlnsOn, Of Plainleid,
read paper on the advantages Of "parlOr work"
The benefits and results Of county organizations were
presented BY Mrs. T. c. Greenman, president Of the
Morris County Union. The work Of the Worlds
Woman's Christian Temperance Union was discussed By
Mrs. Mary T. Burt, president Of the New-Iorli state
Unbn, Mrs Fannie IIumphIies, OF summit, and Mrs.
K. ~. Barber Of Trenton.
Mrs j. T. Ellis presided ut the session THIS afternoon
The work Of the Young Woman's Christian Temperance
Unin was presented BY Mrs Fannie c. Milford,
superintendent OF this department OF this state.
DISCUSSION on The best methods Of work was con
ductM by Miss H. Patterson president OF the Alddc-
town organization Miss Faulkner Of England who IS
associated with Miss Anna Thomas in her school OF
psyche physical culture" gave an interesting talk on
her nvoTite theme. Anthony ComstOck, secretary OF
the Society 10Y tc Suppression Of Vice, OF NcW-lOik
made an Interesting address this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
cotton MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July 3, ,. m-Tbe sales OF the day IN
cluded $500 bales American.
Futures closed quiet American, mlddung low I,u t
ding clause July delivery, 2o-G4d buyers; july ana
August delivery, i 2s-6ld buyers August and sep,
tember delivery, 3l-Gldd 32e1d september ana ana
Tovcmber delivery, 487-64d buyers; November and
december delivery, 30G4d buy ers December and jan
navy delivery 1904 sellers January and February
Selyery 136ld sellers February and March delivery
tc2aI1cston July 6.-Cotton quiet middIng. 7-sc
low middIlng 7116c; good ordinary, g 5-l6c; net
and gross receipts II bales sales 262 bales spihhef
700 tales stock, $50 bales.
Norfolk July s-Cotton dun mddling &c; net ana ana
gross receipts 2l2 lales exports Coastwise' lou
Eaiee. ealss IS bales. stock. 5000 bales. .
SayaTnab July s.--COtton easy mddHne. l3,loc
low nlddng 3-1Gc; good ordinary, q 5-sc; net ana
gross r5cripts 257 bales sales, l55 bales stock'
5,laJ bales. -, p ,... ann. ,,iddlIno
= Ito low middiing, 3-lGc; good OTdlnhIy'
q 716c net and gross receipts, 800 bales; exports
Coastwise, 1920 bales sales, 1918 Bales stocA'
~ ,430 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July (spectD.-wheat dull. but stub
bornly firm all day. Fluctuations were narrow, and
the volume of business transacted light Closing
prices were at advance of IL cent fIOm the pre-
ceding days. Most OF the selling was by the South
west and by local room traders. TIE buying by
NewY Workers and few large and influential operators
here Rains were heavy and general In the winter
wheat country. There was sensational story In q
morning paper to the effect that the Farmers Alliance
has out circular calling upon members TO keep
their wheat off the market for higher prices. The
seabOard reported thirty boat loads of wheat
gagged for shipment. most of IL to go out Immediately
and closing cables noted slight advances in prices
abroad December opened at 80 Ia, sod at 50 1-6
and 90 "a, and closed 80 12. Corn receipts were
eighty cars than expected but the trade began
bulllng. because It expected that the rains would
cut Off the movement When estimates OF 800 cars for
tomorrow were made known the temper Of the trade
changed and prices declined sharply Patton Brothers
Il Longs generally led the selling. Cash weak
and the country was selling freely through commits
sion firms. September opened at SO IA, sold to
53 5S and closed at 80 80. oats were stronger
for July and weaker for other months July opened
at 36 12 sold 10 81 IL and closed at 81 Foreigners
were h1lvy sellers OF lard because Of the enormous
visible supply Prices Of all pork products declined
sharply. September pork opened at $40 80, sold to
$40 ~ 1-2 and closed at 80 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
Eeaal Notices

n Y. SUPREME COURT.-Wlliam LATTER
~. zach, Plaintiff against Julius Levy AueustuS II:
Levy and Moses I. Levy, comprising the firm o. Levy
BROTHERS & Co.. Defendants. SummOns-Wth notice.
To the above named defendants:
You and each OF you hereby summoned 10 answer
the complaint in this action and to serve copy Of ycur
answer the Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty day.
after the service OF this exclusive OF the day OF
service and IN OF your failure TO APPEAR or answer
Judgment win taken AGAINST you by default for the
relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated Nav 10. 1891.
HOADLY LAUTERBACH & JOHNSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
once and Postoftee address.
No. 100 Broadway. New-York CITY,
Julius Lew, Augustus II. Levy and Moses S. Lew.
defendants above named:
mo Tor 70 inc summons Is served upon you BY pub
llcatlon pursuant TO oder Of the Hon. Gcore, p.
Andrews Ono o. the justice, Of the sup Court, state
Of View. YORK dated thu 10th 1891 and fled
in the complaint the Office OF the Clcrk 81 the city
and County Newfork. in the County Court House In
said city county and State.
HOADLY, LAUrERBACH & JOHNSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
No. l2Q Bgoaduay, New.ySrk GtSh
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

tb El-Rio on the spot ruled steady and quiet on
creased demand sales 900 bass 10 T. i5c ' cost and
900 bags do 15ac. cost and freight 600 bags
store, and 400 bags no s. rai1.G9maged iGc. Mid
MO1 STEADY and fairly active sales. 200 bags Mara
Central American 300 bags Cora 40 bags RucFaramango
ana Soa mats interior Padang, all private terms Options
developed rather more activity and the drift OF market
was somewhat crratic. The close however showed de.
cline OF Pdi5 points all around. July the
points higher on local covering and rmer Hayre cables
but the selling became more general later In the day on
larzr receipts at Rio increase 1jG 900 in the
yanced fr early, but with the Improvement lost
Hamburg closed barely steady after early rise Of aa
7Cs august rs Cd September Cos October ejs No
H s s 9Ss "a DeceR i GS ga I9 quotes egp:
Exchange p,o (priyate ~ receipts io Rio 1900 bags
Rio market steady Receipts in santos 900 bags san.
tos stock 1000 bags Santos market inactive good ay
1891, 900 bags same time 1890, SO OOO bags same
tine 1882 q 600 bags Receipts at santos JGly ! to
same time 1880 80 600 bags Visible supply Of the world
Surs 600 66ss AntT eFn $500 6as 1:?' HAVE
1893 600 bags bordeaux 1890 bags Marseilles 1880
,o me @ Set ne II P 6G
bags Santos $4,000 bags, United States Brazp 1of7l3
bags Do other kinds. 1889 bags; total United state;
ocO bags for Europe from java and East 500 bags
for Eu5ope from Brazil l95 600 bags total l2o2l21
1890. $S169io bars fot5i sales here today $3.50
baF including July at go Aggusi SS cs
December 13.50dl3oc closing as follows: January,
tembsr d .6OalI05c: October M1odi415c Novembeer
DECEMBER w 1n S,S &C.
baltimore $3.50 bags Neworleans GG3 bags; total
90, 9Jl bags.
CorIoXaFo5 pEomP; deyeTy ruled very dull end and
Ss Ss AGAINST 1G Bales the Same pday last Week and
100 bales last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09

SO. Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, %;
longs, 90 25; ribs SO 3Oa6 81 f2 short clear 90 400
SO so. Baeon-BOxed shoulders. IS 50aso ea IL:
longs, SO S5 ribs, 0 Goa 81 90 short clear. 81 To-
Receipts-Flour 1000 bbls Wheat. $1,000 BUSH:
Corn, 10000 bush oats. 5000 bush. shipments
Flour, 5000 bbls: Wheat $4,000 BUSH. Corn. So
900 bush Oats, IL 900.
Toledo July s-Wheat active, easier; cash. O6 lac;
July, 81 7-Sc August, 90 $50; september, 91c De-
cember, % 1sc Corn. dull cash, 81 Lee. Oats,
quiet cash, 37c. ClOverseed STEADY cash. 4 DOC;
October - 40 Recepts-Flour, 275 bbls; wheat,
400 bbls; wheat, 1000 bushels; corn 6fo bushels;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
THE LEARY RAFT IN 4 BIG SEA.

Newport, II. l.. July 8.-Thc tugs Ocean King and
E. F. Luckenbaeh arrived in Dutch Island Harbor at
O'Clock this morning with their big Leary raft of logs
in tow. They left Cape POgue, Vineyard Sound yes
terday morning. and last night found the wind and sea
so high that it deemed best to put in here for
harbOr The raft is all right, but severe wrenchng
and possible breaking feared from the rough
water. The wind has subsidized, and the tugs and tow
will proceed toward New-York the sea be-
comes calmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
,1rRGy,rly KILLED BY BICYCLE RIDrR.

Warrington, July 8-The Rev DR.. william A.
sclmbo4 left his home about O'Clock last evening and
started 10 walk across the street. Owing TO his age
and fa,blencss he was not able to move quickly and
stoppd 20 allow two boys bicycles TO pass As the
boys reached the spot where the doctor was standing
one Of them eleven years old, took " header" lie
fen against Dr. Schubert and knocked him down. The
old gentleman fell his back the asphalt pavement
and unable 10 rise. lie picked up and carried
into m house and died about midnight. Dr. schubert
sixty years Old and came acre several years ago
from NsW-Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
GrxrRlL s1cK1Es.s rFroRrs UNWILLING.

EX-ShcriG Daniel f. Siclles did all he could in Cen
erl Sessions yesterday 10 console the daughter Of an
old cOmIadc in arms. Lizzie King. who was on trial
on a charge of grand larceny and he attempted to
make plea for her 10 the Jury. Recorder Smyth,
however, rjlcd that ills would DC improper The
woman, James F. CTan, who is her husband she says,
and Herbert NJ. Fitzpatrick indicted on charge
Of robbng Margaret Haynes of No. 1j1 West Thirty
scventhst of eleven de,se, worth 800. Lizzie King
said that Cnrran gave her the dresses, but she was
found guilty by the jury. cunan has been convicted
and Fitzpatrick j. still awaiting trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There slight recession In crude Oil values yes
terday probably due to realizatons by buyers last
week. There sales Of $4,000 barrels In options
at the Consolidated Exchange at 81 34@67 Id cents,
against 6o Is cents Tuesday night no new features
were developed In the situation but the first week Of
the month exhibits an excess OF shipments over runs
Refined oil was unchanged at 7.05 cents in barrels
and $50 cents per gallon In cases.
Foreign quotations We're Antwerp, IS 1-8 francs
Bremen, 02o marks London 0-16a SO pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
GOYE9yOR HILLS Y4CgTJNC, TBIp

Governor Hill took an early breakfast at the Hof
man House Yesterday, and boarded E. S. stokess yacht
the Fra DavolO, for cruise Of three or four days
through Long Island Sound and along the New England
coast. The Governors fellOw-vOyagers Judge
Allen p. Parker of Albany State Controller Wemple
Major j. W. Hncley of POughkeepsie Colonel John
McEwen, of the Adutant-General's office, and one or
two other political friends OF MIR. Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
THE WHITE soUADROy,S STAY At BOSTON,

Boston, July 8.-The Naval Battalion continued its
practice on the ships OF the White Squadron today
the drills board being much the same as yesterday
Admiral Walker. with Lieutenant stanton. paid an
official visit to Mayor Matthews at the City Hail. The
fleet will probably leave port Monday noon Admiral
Walker expects, however, to return in four or five
weeks ana make longer stay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, July 8, AS p. m.-Beef-The supply is
poor. POrk-Holders offer moderately. Hams-IIOders
offer sparlnCy. Bacon-HOlders offer moderately.
Cheese-II0ders offer freely. Tallow-TIoders offer
freely. Turpentne-The supply is poor. ROsin-
Holders offer freely. Lad-SpOt and Futures-iOlders
offer moderately prime Western spot and July steady
at 32s; August and september steady at
32s Cd Wheat-Hoders Offer sparingy. Flour
Holders offer moderately. COrn-Spot-The supply Is
poor dtg gr ~ oSr nnS r mlXe9 MeS
August firm at IS 634d September firm at IS 9 lid.
Hops at London-Pacfc Coast-H0ders are not offer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
TROUBLE OVER 4 HAWA11y PLANTATION.

San Francisco, July s.-The steamer Australia, from
Honolulu, brings news that George Macfarlanc, half
owner Of the Waihapee plantation has brought suit
against the Hawaiian Commercial Company. Of which
Claus Sprccke!s president FOR taking foicblc and IL
legal possession Of the plantation. one million dol
lars damages claimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09

VIII be fitted with refrigerating machinery for the
uShspormuon OF dressed beef In the winter. when
aRe navigation Is closed the American terminus will
be Portland, Ne The company, 1t is expected, will
pes business TINS season at the opening of navlga-
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onfna,
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. Low Mlddlng.'.-.1 N %
Strict Good Ordinary ....Gis Middling".....7 1915
The speculative market not especially active ana
prices ru somewhat unsettled. There was some niue
local covering the outset and the temper was qui
firm, some options showing advance OF la2 points.
But Lv IpOOi cables came weaker and on nls uieie
was freer selling mainly by "longs." The result was
a decline Of 5a7 points closing / point lower on July
and 3d4 points down later months. Crop reports
were geneially favorable. Sales, 400 bales Ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09
OIL MARKETS.

on City, Penn, July s-NOtlonal Transit certificates
opened $50: highest, 6Sc lowest, &C closed sc;
sales $4,000 bbls clearanees, 10000 bbsi shipments,
Pttsburg Penn. July S-Nationa Transit certificates
opened at 66sc closed at G6c highest GG7sc; lowest,
6Oioc
Bradford Penn. July sNatiOnal Transit certificates
opened GSisc closed at &c highest 6Sisc; lowest
O7c ceannces 10000 bbls.
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6elp nante0

I WISH to employ good man or bright lady, on
salary to engage in the soap business IN your localt
Steady work. nice position, not difficult N NIL btlH
salary you will work for. and how much time y~
can give me. Address with stamp
j. NJ. Balm, GAINESVILLE Ohio.
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n pnlN1SAl-S r0R nFELCEBrILDING AND

Proving Ground Sandy Hook. y j.. July l.. ls9i:-
OF t. Proving Ground at New YORK Arsenal soy;
al 1891 for the erection OF an ONCE building and Bar.
racks for Enlisted Men &c The GoYernnenI reserves the
proposals or parts thereof spechca on and full nforna
lion can he had on application Captain FRANK HEATH.
Commanding e. S. Proving Ground, +. o. Box LAC.
Neur-N orlfC nv
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S,r,ALED PROPOSALS will be received at the

- ONCE Of the Supervising Architect Treasury Depart
ment Washington ID. c.. until O'Clock on the I'D
day Of july 1891 all the labor and materials required
for the erectO and completion except heating and plumb
nel OF 5athhouse At The T. > Immigration Depot at
Ing and specification COPE OF which may BE- had at this
ofce or the office OF the superintendent. Each bid must
be accompanied by cert He'd check for 300. The De-
parment win reject all bids received after the time herein
stated opening the also bids which do not comply
ar city with all the requirements OF this invitation Pro
poas be nclOscd In envelope sealed and marked
Poposas for the erection and completion except heating
and plunbng) OF the bathh0use az the l. s. Immigration
Depot Ellis Island, NewHor< Harbor." and addressed
" j. EDDROOkE, Supervising Architect July l, 1881
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ID ROPOSAL FOR GANTRY CRANE AND

Z Movable Platform % Carfy tn. HdIlt'-uo, o.
Proving Ground, SANDY Hook, ". j., June 8; 1901
Sealed proposals In trplcae will BE- received az the
oce Of the U s. Proving Ground at Y2r5 ArsSnaI
for the Manufacture delivery and erection at the y 5.
Proving Ground Sandy Hook, y. j., Of Gantry crane
on n movable platform both Crane and Platform 70 DO
operated by hand power The Government reserves the
right waive nfOrnaties and % reject all or any
proposals or parts thereof Specifications and al other in
formation be had application 20 Captain CiiAtLhS
SHALER, Commanding T. b. Proving Ground, L. u
Box l,4i0, New-York City; 49, ..,,os g.. g. o..
'J' The time opening the bids called for IN the
above advertisement is extended 10 JULY 20. lo5l
same time and place. FRANK HEATH 0ap@ or
Dept, U. Is. A., Commanding
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~ % y '"'N : -
Crop movement: :


DaIes Bales.
Visible supply 1855 572 10000
pnre,ts davs '... 5'056 435
F,Xrorts t. Great Britain. days. 1871 1913
Exports France. dayS.-.......... 4.0S1 49,.
f. ports u Confident. days.. 3,O55 70
Stock In New York licensed ware
hous s. counted daily .............. 14S,306 7l6l6
In other places ESTIMATED l-.-...-..- 4,J2
Tota stock IN NeW-YOrR by running
count Ifo 0Op ioftto
Stock IN all United States ports...... 26S,177 4oS
LIVERPOOL kilograms. :45 m.-Recoipts. ZOO bales,
OF which American. 1000 bal Ses, 5000 bales, or
which speculation and export. 900 bales American
1000 bales. spot market quiet; mddling, 0lOd;
futures OTenPd steady and unchanged
Manchester mGrlict-Yarns- Quiet ClOth-Quet.
Quotations based American standard Of classified
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Druposdl5.
nd ROPOSALS FOR ORDNNNC

ID ROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
Il Watertown Arsenal Watertown Mass. June 30,
proposals, in rglc}te will be received IN
III 10 O'Clock, q. n. on TIL RSDAY, JULY 30. 1891,
furnishing Iron, Steel Hardwar,, Lumber, Forage,
FueI, oils, &c. during the fiscal year ending June 20,
1892. Printed lists Of supplies need d, with full In.
structions stpulatons &C. be had application TO
Lieut.. Col. w \. MARYE, Ordnance Department, L. B.
rmy Commanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09

Cash quotations were as f0ll0ws TIouf dull aud
unchanged No 2 spring wheat 924d93hc; No. spring
oats, 37a37isc No. rye, 76d7Gh5ei NO. BARLEY.
nominal; No. l laXSeed 81 032dSl "a prime timothy
seed, 81 2iaf1 % pork, per Dbl $40 l29dSl0 III
lard per 100 d., rs 10 short ribs sides, loose &c 95d
IS TO- dry saltld shoulders. boxed 50 lOd9J 10 short
clear sides boXod So 5Oas6 40 wnskey dstl.ers, I'm.
a 2c No. white, 39l2 a4Oac; No barley, I. b.,
JJec No t. I. U. b., soc