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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
ACCORDED MORTGAGES.

BercRe Gustav, to h Morgan Lexingtonave. 8
5St.l.st. 3 years, 81 ,OOO
iircnnan Michael, TO w d Manning. cor SHAVE
ana rJJu.st. months, $4,000.
tf-pn. SAMUEL TO SOcctV Chebrl Bnal Jischri
Uouston-st, Gotrck-st years Sj 600.
Coffin, LYDIA x, TO Il III Byrd. 12d-st 1lthave,
years. 80 700.
Cornet. William II, to q Hyatt. 21stst, 9th.
ave / year, a22 900
Gairiotc Brothers to d Carroll, G5 South 5th.ave
Cohen George J, to Metropolitan Trust Co trustee,
S0th-st, lOth.aVc, years, mortgages, Se0,000.
Gordon, ROO'ft, 20 William Halls sons, 10th
ave and S2d-st, months. $3j 900.
Goldsmith Pauline, 70 + Wallaeh, lVh-st. lstaVe,
years, 5000
fIcney, John G. to NJ Jeneks, s7th.st, 18th.
ave demand. $4,000.
Herlberg, Aaron, 7 olive A. DivsIon-st. years.
Sl6 coo.
Harris Joseph l. TO cOwdin. cor Pnrk.ave. and
lltthst Years, $40 0C0.
i.elnke Henry D. 10 Life In, Co. n W cor sth ave
and 9}d.st, mortgages. years $4,000.
He'll. John A. u r Cowel, blst-st, 3dsve. ysf,
ii1de, John NJ to W Dempsey. l2ith.st sa.ave
Harris Marks. to J Metsger ave C. sd.st 5
Heane, Michael j. TO Murray Hill Building and Locn
As-og. n l79th-st 3d-ave, lnsalls, - $50
Levin, Mayer TO Mannheim, Brown.st. CO.
umbia-st instalis. $500.
Mcdowell, Hugh TO } l. Brewster, 9oth-st, 9Th.
ave, demand, 500, 600
n II ith-st demand 1900. . 90 60.
McLOughln. Richard. TO NJ A Sheridan, Stebbins.
ave. n Freelnanst. years. s5oo
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NJ 1ca CSC; August % l.4605 12c; september, 90 -
go6 &c, October. 90 l-2001o. & rn-onefnss nsle
md the market for lOts firm. though quiet i!luMs
nminally unchanged, with little desperation 10 trade
sales OF No high mixed, in ain d. pot - c3zN 40
Aurnst GjdG6c: September ~ 12aGSc; october. 81
So Uats-heceits moe lhel9, a,u tfs HfTNct Ioi
ear lot Snd 1omaV sales Of choice
10, white. 40 Ice; regular DO, 4s 1-2a 40c: No.
T %itc ~ s! aa % iac octobsr. 70 oo iac Eggs
dul and irregular: Pennsylvana Ists ~" l7c. feed,
.ady Tg5er bran s 30 Ibis 1000
sacks wheat, lo5oo hush corn Loo s.h c Cn
5000 6g,n oats s soS NV 10000 o"S" '0r
St. Louis July 22.-Flour hrmer; patents, ~ 30 o
"a 40; extra fancy. S40s4 10; fancy ~ 1on - ~
H@ain the bun news prcdomlnated and n gain o.
sa1 12c was seen in the st half hour 1 1sdu hy
reaction but the bears We're nerve ana their an
eynneed sin frtber before the closc which was
months as compared with Yesterdays close ana ohy
i4c below The top to-day No. cash s6 lac r july
s6 1.sc nominal: December 80 lac bid. COT-whcat
boosted up I2a 5sc and then the latter ce to-
3-4c above Yesterday No. cash &c Jnly' Zoe zoe
bid Augrst: So Lee bid; september $40 yesr Sic
strength to oats and market advances were rogseree
before the close. No. cash 80 34c JuIy 3ze o 3h
A i%s az Se P bette sep demand timothy
prairie $50 2 So Bran rmfr but c gnSanf IN prices
Eggs unchanged Lead firm spelter, - 90 s Go re-
meal firm ~ 15d 80 25. Whlskev STEADY, pl ~.
Trovisons-There was no cessation Of the recen,t
strength and the market again scored advances rUrh
and lard strong and quiet. Bacon was ,hhos LA
Dry salt meats sold steadily. Pork, S1 Sc IL LaiH.
90 %. DRY salt meats-ROXed shoulders, % o. o.
longs Sc asG IS ribs 81 TO- shorts. ~ IL ~
~ s. Bacon. boxed shoulders, IS 81 126 S6 longs
~ 5OaS7 81 L. Eibs. 81 rs; shorts. g 8! IL ne
cepts-F1olr 80 900 bills: wheat 10000 bush corn
II BOO bush: oats CT 900 bush; rye. none snip
ments-F1our, 1000 bbls; wheat 1000 bush' corii'
216O00 bush oats, 5000 bush rye none
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vrAruREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

ur.ruRFs OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The inward movement Of prices was mainIAineu VI
the Produce Exchange yesterday, and rehe~eu
the speculation over II 100000 bushels
changing hands The foreign element bought q"'u
,Iv- chiefly NJ late months and the West selt hDeH
ar1.rs wbue local shorts covered quite extensively
r1e result was rise of cents on August anu 90"
"a cents on later deliveries. July seemed 20 %. oe
neglected for the nme being IN, s,renaTh in private
cables some accounts reporting further
on the expectation rom hu,o o,I eSneSatiSns. and
his with the liberal clearanoes, was also ,scu 81
bull factor Tnen a Nh tlmnstNe influence Public
CO. les as a rule h0~eve, W ~ not so hr nu 'y H.
news was favorable, on %hcn see va" Anss rsnd
nom ~ 7s cents at the opening up 70 30 started AZ
Ss a cents and gradually TO 30 "a cents eSs
ing at 90 Is cents The spot market f ernor
A. onsports about ESQ 900 bushels were reported tSse
fr SHIPMENT Mlers bought 10000 bushels oob oSn
streets' estimates an incrse on oil ise Sa5tic and
Corn was unsympothetically affected BY the nss
IN ,gbeat but speculation was quite moderate unu
principally Iocastrongcr cables added 70 tae oap
ancy Bradstreets estimated deepease st Ca east
- RIO Rocky Mountains. Local covering was ahotit
Hnll feature. options advancedl@l o 49, nariet
gained about cent, but there was nothing zone ioi
export. IA, ..o Loading cereaIs and
rec1iation was rather more general options closed
1PSa4 cent higher on mixed while July White galneu
cent The spot market was trm and Gniet c,oenp
Iard hardened on bulsh Western advlces, clglns
,oL1o noints on options There was nothing done
lor export.
Wpeateffnlv ~ rs: August 05 10 September, 20
October. or December. 90 g cents; May 81 Va 10
Corn-Juv. 90 1-2; Augu- 90 IL; SeP'eihocr' "'
october, 81 1-2 cents. 49, o-.,.n % :, o
oats,July, 40 rs; August "a; September 81 IL
hSrd-ulv. 40 90; August 90 80 September 90 o5
October. 81 06. L.. ...,rdor NJ
The receipts Of grain ard nour reports yessr a..
New York Philadelphia. baltimore and Boston wer ~
follows Wheat 1917 645 bushels: corn llS'oI pns h
els oats 7G575 bushels total grain 3oos4,
and 81 Louis the arrivals were: Wheat ooo,.D4
bushels: corn 332 301 bushels oats 81 - onsneH
total grain 1119,sS7 bushels; HOUR loo'o o"r'oi''
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

All the sales at the Exchange yesterday were oy
order of the court The most important piece OF
nroperty offered was by John F. smyth, who sold in
partition No. 2101 Third ave-, between Onehundreo-
and-nineteenth and One-hundred andtwentieth sts.
four-story brick building with store, known as the
spirited Starting at 100000, II ran up at hTst by
bids and then by smaller a.. amounts prdSe fRt wns
knocked down TO Richard Weber.
The same auctIoneer sold No. 2G5 West nehnndred.
and twenty sxth-st east OF Eghth-ave, two-story
and basement brick house on lot 20x1O0; the bidding
ran from $4,000 to $500. Joseph Blerhof was the
buyer , NJ "a
West Ninety-sxth-st east OF Nlnthave, fonr.story
brick dwelling on lot 2Ox1oOi II brought @2o'-'o
from the plaintiff in the proceedings. ~ -,
The sale by Bryan l.. Kennedy OF No, 2O3 East
One hundred andfrstSt. was adjourned untu "edneS
day.
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHTLADELPHIA s
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Wednesday, July 22-p M
The strength of the London market was the
only thing to encourage stock speculation 10
day. The advance in British consols was about
l-2 per Cent, but American railway shares dld
not gain much more. The buying for European
account, in view of the higher prices Of consois
should have been eager and energetic Unfort-
unately it neither, and there renamed only
the unworthy suspicion that occasionally the Lon
don market is controlled by orders from New-A orN
British funds have beer, heretofore, exempt from
this kind of manipulation but it may be proved
that their advances to-day was merely speculative
Ii can hardly he possible that the European
situation is so serious that the Bank of England
with the approval undoubtedly of the Govern
ment. should advance the price of consos ior
merely speculative effect. AT the same time
there was no considerable buying for foreign
account in the New-lOrk market. lheIe wac
the customary arbitrage business, WHEN sIl was
rather smaller than usual, because the dlHelencee
were light or because the New-York market was
not absorbent. 49, . ..ro,nh
if securities, like merchandise, passed through
the Custom House. there would be falr cnanoe
Ia guess the balance between Europe ana the
United States. There is now no chance, ana FROM
the apparent trade balance 1t cannot be determneu
whether the next shipment OF gold Will ne sniall
or large. Persons who profess TO believe that
prices cannot decline a fraction predict that
the return movement of gold is about 10 seo III
West has begun to draw heavily on the New
York banks for funds to move the crops: Inns
demand is likely to grow rapidly and if Europe
should conclude to withdraw money at the same
time. there might come period when call money
was not obtainabe at per cent
The changes in the market were not large
St Paul and Union Pacific gained about l per
cent, and their strength affected, the whole list
The general advances were small fractions, and
the closing was quiet and firm.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
There were no transactions in Government
bonds. The market appeared to be weak, but
the further declines in bids were not important
The closing quotations were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
TILL, TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago July % (Specia.-Rather 10 the surprise OF
the trade wheat continued to-day upon that advance oes
unon m Tuesday. Prices opened about where Mey e'
off the night BEFORE ad anced almost without checK aoo
cents and closed only little under the top a. yne
tso, there was vigorous opposition from certain OF m
notable local shorts. This opposition; however, Tbo
tptop prices were probably mad on covering 1 btxe
nv Cdahv and possibly by Partridge July sod DeC" ~
s and 9o and closed at s9 septem6c ss and
So and closed s9asos Instead OF PIC car MN I sd
mated there were only 400 Probably the Dess on
wSs newspaper London cable giving The lsts. osd an
e.timate OF the worlds wheat supply when r po &c
epnaent deficiency Of 5oOOOoOo bushes T5g raT n
caa%es we're not so cOloress the English Whse III
paris showed the close ADVANCE OF s6Sus va,
rour an advance Of about lie francs. The early
Certainly led by NewYork by St Louis and by the Nor
There was talk from the spring Wn1 IN,
try Of possible rust resulting from the Of h h
and wet dave ST. Louis appeared TO be lhlue1r,,o ny
be moderate home receipts only 100 600 bushels inc 9Ut
snecIa alton Of wheat 1863 600: charters were
sdr over 200 600 Corn advanced rs far as wheat sl
closed even nearer the top. July stopped az
tember At SOL. The receipts 2G2 cars were IglIi De
estimate for THURSDAY 800 Is not large lnIe
"a much talk as ever big New-fork holnlnR ~
tnmher. In oats excitement was all IN ue july W.
l;verv That scored an advance OF Genus nv SiDs
Tuesdav nIpht was 49, Provisions did not lag any
Grain PORK at one time showed advance over
Of 40 cents barrel lard Of 20 cents and rps OF ~ cen'
hundr
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Morelu, Felix, 10 orocs, n 1osh-ss . sd.sw, .

Morelii Felix, 70 O Croce, n 103thst 2dsw,
years, $1,000. 49,
Nimpblns, Annie NJ, TO G schledorn, 15othst v
C1Jrtandtaye 3 years 2 mortgages, 81 200
Hohrs, Fredk, 10 Bradley y Curher Co, 7oth-st
@ Avenue a. months, $500
RgbeEsteln, Louis, % 3sninsky, W corner Stanton
Relneri, Ferdinand, 70 9 Gutron, 2dsye. es
G5th-st lease. 6 y ans. % 900.
Stark, samuel, TO NJ Hannah, 12lst-st 7h-aye
instatments 81 900. -
scSwoed Mayer to @ A Peabody, Jr. 2d-ays,
56th.st ~ 900.
sinnott, CaSharinc. TO Harrison and another.
20th-st, istsve, mortgage, years, $500
Strickhauren, Henry, b Tb0s Moore, S3dst .
1staye years, ~ 800.
The Temple Beth III 10 Manhattan Life Insurance.
Company, ) 5tave and 76thst, yesrS
$4,000 -
Canal.st years. 9i2 600.
WirNon Elizabeth J, 10 Mehafey, Tst-st,
1Oth.ave I year. ~, 800.
wagner Katfe r. 20 German Lieferkranz, q q G,snl
at o Clinton ut, secures bond for S3, 900
Ward Ellen +, TO Adelbert Becker 49, : 17eth-sa Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY

IafontainoAye W ;. 900 # Pine;st 2oox25oi =,
SspSeoH 30 icy 20 ASsasts and HdGph
Tc6 TO Mary Herr hall hall part pa +; 10 Mar;
sarst c ana Andrew 4 SmitA e o John Smith o ,os
sa and A A5@rtE P Msry 70 IshG smb ct al and
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. guard, to John - On.
Sis 20 East i IAN sSae to %nas Sleoo
same nitR n3d Snn sack Co Anna Hoeh IS 1894
S2res Margaret : Sheridan to Richard
72dis& v t2S ro We t6 fyd% Cci'n 541OO
MAJ I. BSrber sc
Sane R s,TSaT sherman rctee 70 @ 100000
AVenge a. Az, 81 "a - ~ 900
la SSi[S a% S So f " EG sda1e ISsxSS o
FFns and and R Hook5lnas Co Co. J. TO
12 c2 2SS and 5S vile 3o Hdnaa ch
Michael yetter executor fspGine or Phlle- s.oc
BrGome,7' NO oo JACOB dalnV."' 1890
stoa f%l " cor Ludow.s 6x5o; ha''ol ~ 600
3nsy and IA TS t. st LS' 2sSioa2 No lO
East Mary and Michael Hannah to samuel 90 ooo
l2lStI and MiehSs HANNAH to Samuel stark $4,000
ostt and S2 @sst 10 James Bater $3.50
Msry 5ia%d t. SefenS on6i, nan part 6s4
lG0tn,t lot % map MeFoSe 1oAiG to Angus a5oo
92dSt 5, 100 # " lstaye 25NloOg; Deborah yI :,
and samuel l. Lewis 10 SuscVVc d IO"i0 w ,
2ot as T To- catbat9e gin sSnott 1890
De N1Sb5e En SS: 81 1900
LafOntalne-0vt, 5. 900 II Pne,st -VOA-Ooi
i. Napoleon Levy to Jefferson NJ levy.;.....
Deancey.st 5. 20 tt totsythst; =O'3Hlo'
Augusta aud Adoph Henflch 10 MARY ilcrF' .
oue-half part.
Ieroy.st, II s. 80 IT " Hudson-st 20x75; Mary A ~
N,wconb 10 John Lyle. o'oV'
170th.st s. 81 II W 3d.sye, 26xe4 .6x26xlOS5i
Charles L Chapp'e and wife to Michael ira,
79d hSane ;. :ls5 It LcxinGtcnave, ia9x ''''>
1922; James BOYce and wife to Harry sac - -,
cad * n 8 200 I. W istave, 25y102.2; Thomas
Moore and wife and John Mclaughlin TO
Henry StrucIhauser and wife Encouragement. oO(
11tI-st. n 2G5.G II w Oreenwichst. 22.oXO22
XZ2.0X-; Rachel Durie, and Henry Banta on,
ard wiz - Josephine l. Pey' ..-........ 5000
Pauline Morean to Gustav Beitle 1856
77th-st. No. 4O7 East; samuel stark and wife 10
David and Ja"Jb tinelife
12is,;st, SoS IT y . ~ soec lo'sNlOo'll;
s6t1.st. s. 2l9'G It West End.ayc, 217x102.2; $500
Mary uopGns - WIN = Wilson, ......... $4,000
Dviaion-so No a. Peter Loriliad and wife to
Aaron FysIt fcrc to same ZOO
same property; Mary l. Barley 20 SINE &c
Wa.hng ton-aIe, >, 90 It n l10th.st 1sXlO5N
irregular; G Adellert Becker and wife ~ o. -,
173l-st . :, iiO Westinghouse, 3sN00; go,
Serene d Bonnls and wife 10 & Adebert Becker $500
SANE 70 sane 49, 1880
same TO same l-o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-23
A SYNDICATE INVESTMENT.

syndicate is organizing to purchase and develop into
rstclass seaside large tract Of remarkably
cheap beautiful land Jamaica Bay, three miles
from Prospect Park, Brooklyn. company Will erect rs
fine houses once costing $4,000 EACH thereby nsurng
ck and permanent of realty values Several
prominent New.York gentlemen who have had large and
successful experience in similar enterprises have already
Joined this syndicate believe liberal profits speedily
DO made limited interest be had. at first cost,
also the fullest information obtained By calling at this Office
WOLFF Il CO.,
10 PULITZER BUILDING NFW.YORK
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THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore, July 22.-Flour active and steady, nm
changed: receipts 7,071 bhls shipments, SAL bbls
sales. .45O bbs Wheat irregular. spot 0ba95 1.sc
september' s5Se5 i-4c october, 06a06 lac South
err wheat strong Fultz 90097c: lOngberry 02a 97c
receipts 1873 230 bush shipments, 4s327 bush stock
57s bush; sales, 10000 bush. Corn nrmer ,
spot go 12c; the month, 90 Ice; August, 63 l.2c
September, e3c southern corn white strong @'oc
yellow steady, 3a74c: spot, No 2, white, Toe re.
cepts H. 1913 bush shpmsnts none s1Sck
asked No 2, mixed western 45G 81, I-%c receipts
none shipments none stock G2o P pa b Re,
shipments, none; stock, 3,Os3 bush: Hay,
weaker; good to choice timothy. Sl3 50d$l5. Grain
frcghts quiet and dull unchanged Cotton, weak
middng, 8 1-sc. Provisions. no change Butter, no
change. Coffee, firm Rio cargoes, fair 10 lac; No 4
II 5-s917 34o. sugar, no change. Copper, refined
IL 14612 12.
Boston, July 22.-Marsets unchanged; Receipts
Flour. 5000 bbls $500 sacks; corn 5000 BUSH oats
II 900 bush; shorts, 73 tons.
Buffalo, July 22.-wnest-No. hard dull; two cars cars
sold at II o. L. closing at ~ O6 IL asked 3 Ooo
bushels bushels sold at 81 o8, closing at 81 % "a: No.
northern. 90 SAC; No. northern, Chicago. 90 Bic
winter wheat lower and in good demand Is cars NO
red sold at Ole; do sold al 81 2a92c, closns
/ red sold at 03c; No. white in store. 81 10. Corn
strong and higher, offered light $1,000 bushels No.
yellow sold at Sc closing cars at Ss 1sc 2o4
cars No . white sold at As Lee; other grades
offered Rye dull; No. . in store, 90c asked: Flonr
quiet and best patent sprng s. 25a 80 t do
quiet coarse winter bran, $50 %; do spring, S14 a.
tanal frelehts du wheat l,2c corn l4c oats
wheat 81 900 bush; corn, 100000 bush oats; 5000
bush Shipments-By canal-Wheat. 24,100 bush
barley malt, 1000 bush: by Talroaduoa0ur, 10000
bbls wheat, 40 900 bush cOrn $4,000 bush; oats
10000 bush: rye 1000 bush.
Chicago, July 22-The leading futures ranged fol-
lows:
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New.York, Wednesday July o.
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
200 II 9th:aye, lot 2oHo0s Rankin s3S
One 2.story dwelling with lot No 300 West lot
8 AS II Sth.ave lot 20x9911 Joseph Berbof IS zoo
One 4.story building. with lot IS Sdaves Geo 30 POI u
Sale OF buildings, with lot, No 2O3 East lOlstst'
9d.aye, was adjourned TO July %.
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financial
SCHOOL.

go TWENTY. YEAR GOLD SCHOOL
.1s poSDS 81 900 each, Interest az per .rms Pc
Iii annually July 1st Bids opened noon, A"su'' w.
1881. address DN'D salt Lake City. Utah
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. July 90, 4. p. m.-Consols, 05 1916 for
both money and the account New York Pennsylvania
and Ohio first mortgage bonds. 20 7.6; Canadian
Pacific "A 5-s; Illinois Central, OF Mexican Ordi-
nary, "a 1-2; ST. Paul Common G5 IL; Mexican Cen.
trail new per cent bonds 72 Ia.
The rate Of discount In the open market for both
short and three months bills Is 3S 10 i2 pr cent
India council bills allotted TO-DAY at deekne
4 sid per rupee.
Paris adviccs quote per cent rentes at 95 francs
40 confines for the account and exchange on London
al 90 francs 25 lo confines for checks.
Spanish 4s, IL T-e
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flnnnciaI Mectln9s.
ILL crocKu0In FRS OLE THE D. C

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE D: G.
Newell Sons Hudson River MIL and LUMBER ION,
pany-You viii please take notice mat ia az ts
office OF D. C. Newell Sons in the CITY OF new T no n;
August 10 fsO1 at IL o'clock noon and that az saiu MEET
ing resolution will offered that Two HUNDRED InOssh
Dollars of the OF said Company be lsued as
stack guaranteed per cent dividend per 5nhnih
s"1n y is II NL,WEJT DARIUS C.. NEWELL,
DAhio'' L. " Secretary President
Dated July Is, 1891
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WHEAT NO. 2.

o-openlns HIGHEST. Loves. g, Closing sing
S:s!:$S:: :$:: 81 s.: s.: 81
s:'s $ e.; S G.: S ss g. G.: G.:
~ - g. - 81.
MESS PORK PER BRL.
s Ssgssg9 Il h 8 i 1lS5 10 III 81
LARD. PER 100 n.
sss sgPsss9 s9Ss Sss53 &c &C. CSC CSC
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 N.
S Ssgsss%eet -: SSSSS sSSs3s SSSSS ZEE
Go9 r Te WHEAT i'SE sS? ay pns
%nsat, Soc; NS sS''s So CON- 6Ss.e; g. 2
n ms. FORK Sis bS 3D. scas y ~
houder. boxed IS 7ods5 short clear sides (boxed
& S 70 60 So? wnts oa sdc No DO 1919 6'
Articles. Receipts. Shipments
Wheat bush 12i9o9 ls2 900
G G,tn , Sssh Recommendations 1882 SSS
E ISe1 bush sH.S 1900 1893 1893
on the Produce Exchange to-day the was
steady and unchanged. Eggs. 14dl5c.
Cincinnati, July 22-Flour. lower-whcat. stronger
and higher No. red. CSC. Receipts, 2a@48 bush
shipments $500 bush light supply and strong
No. = mixed. Csc. oats good demand and strong; No.
$iI IS 55' Lard, strong and higher IS 80 Il. Ik'
meats higher, 50 81 IL" 81. Bacon firm, 81 3oa,
81 III L. Whskey steady sales. l.022 bbls flushed
goods on basis, ~ IS. butter, easy. sugar, steady
Eggs steady. 10 Ice. Cheese, SLOW.
Milwaukee, July 22.-Flour, Quiet-Wheat firm; No
spring on track cash. 80 Lee, September o4c: No.
Northern. Csc Corn; stronger No. 3. track. cash
6oc oats advancing; No white. on track
80 3-4d 40c. Barley, firm; september, zoe bid ltyo
steady: No. l in store, s3c Provisions. higher
Pork-September, gu IS; Lard-sepcmber, - 10.
Poe M ND hills: wheat 40 iush bnr
| ley. 400 bush. shipments-Fiour 800 bbls.
Minneapolis. July 22.-No l Northern and good 40
. wheat was in better demand to-day. at about IL,
| higher prices. The range on No. / was from % 4,
to so l-2c, with most OF the sales made at 07c. 40
=. sold from Ole for soft to % Lee for fancy, witt
good No; selling at 93 l-.G to "a Ice. Low grais.
| cars shipments 10 cars closing No. hard July
| ~ on track. II 90 L.. No. ! Northern, July 0sc
| September SIC; December, SO 1-ec: on truck CSC
No . Northern, July, 80 lie; track 90 1.2d05 &c
Peoria, July 22.-COrn, No. .. GOc; No. 3. soc No.
| 3, white. 81 Ice rye nominal. Whlshey hrm: wines
| 81 IL spirits, 81 10. ACCOMPLISHMENTS corn
| 800 bush: 25.1oO bush oats 1900 bu,h: 40 OOC
bush; rye. 100 bush; 500 bush; barley. 600 bush
! 200 bash
! Philadelphia, July 22.-flOur-suppl,es small ana
the market ruled firm IN sympathy with the confirmed
\ upward movement in wheat. Rye flour oniet and
steady al ~ 10 for choice and ~ 20 f,r oholcs
| Old Pennsy lvara. Wheat-Very strong Cnhi.s -wert
fr1ner and there was good inquiry for exp0rf Offer
lngs light, and prices closed 34G lie higher which how
ever was reaction OF LA &c from tbc "a. n r,tes O
The day. High grades scarce and wanted by mlller-
| al 1c advance. Sales OF No. = penngviyana rcd II
elevator II, with 81 OF quoted for do In grain depot
40. 8 red In elevator 95c. No red I'm eiovator is6
os l-9c choice No red Oh track, ~ No. red july
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az 900 baps ot centrifugal 06 90 IL degrees poi"i
lstIon' sold nj s3 1913 ~ I-2 gold per quhai'
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