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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

SssT Si,s': .'S s.; 30 So
HUM aSSlc ~ OaeS 1851 ~ bull iO'o
Mich Cows-Receipts. 81 head No trading Feel
cALyEs-Recclpt 7o5 heads 93 at COtns es AND
at Jsre e, CITY h I4sS was an o a,E o vras and &c
on on buermks and The latter eioscd weak with about
go '5i q 81 ""' F% Ga "a calves as
1;,f;' % a. 81 s% e ,'?i 49, a,s;
+ ! D. sS2 5 $s'' ;ss Dc d
- % g :. g. at s.e 10 30 % is h. = 10
a, d. 3 E IS b so'; 5 n 5, st g. ~ p
p a. IS S 80 l's n 5 si &c ; do 20 at
10 52 Gs r a' d p. iS h, 8 3 :, >. 70 do
l4s n ats Is AZ %. l.j n 81 50 Co l6e DO III n az
G%':cr@s. S5 Is q; 8 3 81 DO 'i ios f. 50
D. !; 5 eas9' g. f Rs s' at 81 a r. ,a. d 3. ~
ct sS % i IS. 3 as g. 30 81
at &c? cue, fG Is n at at IS fs sf s'S. 80
~ So 81 Gs p sc' s 81 p a. 7 e, g al s L
jclllre. Wright & Co.: IS ycals, i42 n. at Sic;
20 ! HSii;": iaSas 3 3 sido
%si d Ss "a l. i, & a 3 81 80 G'?'"s do 100 d.
FdcO,h 80 ycs ~ 4 NJ At rs t 81 d.
IL Il. at &c q d. i5o n. sac; 10 do io4 II. at
b. Mcpherson & Co: .,cas, 1917 n a. 7c; DO, l44
" n e. F5g s Parsons SO ,eal. 1870 ~ a. 7e IS
sE a AND to were q r:
at 5I', e CIV We; n st supply 'sS ard
at p a's a,s Week 'S So common sheep lower
aTG; f s%t; $ .od b ara @ lanai
= 100 ro' St1cp ' II iscI4 'S %,Srs
So so very ordinary to pme southern s lambs S at etaS
The state lambs are gccp ard XII poorly as , yst month Ss
lower at o@ t With ,3S moe general price for good
rssos oo % ass s' 49, y G5 ls" s.
g g. o. e. =. r
ssi West Virginia 7p !, DO e g On n q
state 10 DO SsS % s' % At !" ~ 8 STATE 6ep
q g B e 8 Do 10 81 a. l' at p 49, g Sis'a
S. 80, @sl Tcnnc.sce d. - n: at =, Is. 20,
dd 6 q g a, VET 3 yF FL d. ' g at at
= 23i do q n a' % DC . S'?' o 10 !, Co. b do
20 ~ AZ AZ ~ 49, T. State sheep o. ~ At - IS So ~
4 il do 8 g. a$ y %S d. HiS" as q y.
'Di s.. Mffh"t-oH Co. 20 yEslns, lambs 9, y. at
d. @ 30 a. ~ ~ d fSo d a. s. 8 sss at oSG
:SSH At & % z N y.s a &c. at q g. at 81 'O
Wn % at So ,s q! I% Ga 3, s'" s 8 = IS
b. Harrington 1876 Territory sheep 81 n az % l2,s
i 5a K at e 90 90 o5 d. 81 ~ at 81 g s5 d. 90 Is
" b af' GG K ais WIN eseon % g %
2Co Kentucky lambs. go ~ at u % 2So no. Us !"
=. - ~ - "a
~ de- % n a, - % 81 DO. 20 o. az ~ Is Is state
do ilG n at aj 30 81 P.nns.yl'anio lambs 81 ~ at
ualcnhk .lll. p? oKe,ttocsy l cn 81 p "a 81
81 do SO n ~ - 10 STATE do % n az ~ 30 81 STATE
yrariucs n. 81 % 81 sheep and yearl'ngs 90 ~
ut - 3.
-Hec,pt go cor or s5i5 hs11 no sars az 2,
,y,.r Ouo.ati9ps e Sj4J 81 100 n for GOOD hos
McI'h'r,on Parsons sold state hogs 2lO n average
AZ &c Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
COTTON Markets BY TELEGRAPH.

stid, american Mddnt low miatlng clause IVY
5.lI,.'v 4 j!14d buyer> July aud august aenee,y
tnGa lnIvrrs August and september delivery. oOot@
,,r dciIierv ,;Diu III october ana aoNen'ttr &C.
T~ry 26id sellers November md pectn1ss aeiyeiy
tr,,, iUf!r ID .nibrr and January .eus'iY,f i-o'u
49,, Iann,ry AID February delivery 5000 BUYERS
galveston July o:ton stc'dy mSG gra cep5s
nddnc 6c good ordinary, DC nv ""' s'0'' 'S''''''
/ 900 Is,es stock 2063 O'Ir. g.. ,,,d,,, -i.c. iow
- iGc. Good ordinary &c net and gross r..
io i-s. eNpo u toas:wisc -O1 bales sales, -
Xrw.0rlran. July Il.-folh nim uhedllng i,hy.'
low mlddlins 9l0c g9"d "iun'ry, 40 h re rdss
iCC 322 bales. , 0... ,., ,,idar,c 70 low mid.
m, 80 GOOD udiua'N Cir". net ana gross r'c"PS,
10 hale export c,O,tisr 80 b1l's; sales Daes'
stock II 33 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

CoFrEI-Had dull day on the SPOT, with Il PTS oi
grade, sales 800 bags Marocabo and 1000 pcus
Tm and subseauent mad an id vance 5dio points on
co;crng OF shorts" though the speculation was de.o,a Of
yigor. llavr, closed "a franc lower. while HSmpaIT
showed but LITTLE change Rio quiet and unCh s,,6a
London rifle higher. as y. nj hcil auos'to'
july. - Cd August. SIS; september. SOS Cd OCTOBER:
50, I'd No,cmler sos Cd December 5Gs i'io qSTS' ,
$50; exchange, 10 9e; receipt, IN :o 900 oaI
Rio S'1rh l1u00 bags Rio market firm no shipments
.I'y,ncr United States during w'sk 5000 bav
RIO shipment, 70 Eur3Ie during week, 1000 bags Wo
purchases for Initd States during week, A. 600 Da!s
Ro purchase. for Europc during week. $4,000 bags
ght steamer to United states. poe and per c.li
pripage sta'nor' loading AT Rio for 'hi N.Y."
States g. good average santos, III 800 40 40
CENTS az Santos O.ND bags: Santos stock .l11WO
b1cs santo- morHctQuiet Santos shipments Tor Enole
- 900 bag Santos purchases for EuIop % GOO bags
freight per 1Iayfe. 10 and 10 per cent
primagc steamers leading santos for the United stats
one steamers loading ~ Santos Tor Europe three N
celnts AZ RIO July July o. 1892 $1,000 bag same
time 1891 10000 haas S9nc time lh'D % 600 bags re-
ccip;s Santos July July ., 1882 n 600 bags sam"
time 1891 900 bags same time 1890, rs 0OO bags
Total sales here to-day 1l,1jO bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. July 11-Four DUH Western super So loa
- do extra, ~ 7Jd+3 - d. family, SlGei 80; win
Ter wheat Iaent - goesi ~ .p Ing DO DO 5oa+i -
ncntS 75S bbs: stIcs iOi bbls. Wheat DUH; No I'd
pot. sIasll.c; July. oTaso2,c; August eodeotc ;
ptemlcr sOiac bid; Ott1her S21c asked steamer No
rd 76'.c asNd Hce 20, IL oo bush .hpm'nts
Southern wheat weak Frt', 7!Ss'c Lonebery. .75p
ic. Easy; mixed. spot. j32dJii.c; July, 5it.e
asked August, j32c asked ,tamer mixed. 5oc asked ;
rcip- 90 l2i bush .t9k l3l ~ bum southern corn
whit; western s2ai2fac; No myod do :0a3o'2e; re-
.cip., 1900 bush sto"k 75Slo bush Rye dull No
? 80, nominal stock 9.l7G bush. INV steady good TO
choice timothy. 81 5n6Tlj 80 Grain froghts dl steam
to LNcpool ord Cork 70, older-. % I'D coton, -
Hour 1tdI2c. Cotton nominal; mddln2. 7'sc. Pro
visions steady; mes PORK tl3 30 bulk nat' loo,"
lrklcd shoulders and cured SMOKED shoulders.
hams small large. l3pc. Lard refined si.c; crude
7c Bir-,r steady. creamery, fancy. 2lc; do fair 20
choice i0i2o.: do mtition. i7ulsc adlo fancy. To-
90 choice 1910; store packed, l2alic grass. 2f
iJc Eggs steady ljc
Boston July lI.-Flour dull and lower. Corn dull
Dat, c,.i,r Shorts quiet and - ady. Provisions firm
Initt,r nrIn. thcr.c ilnl. Egg steady. Ieceipts-
-Four. E. iCO bbl> and q 00O sacks; corn, 300 busd
ats IL 600 bush shorts. "a tins
chicago July II The leading features ranged A. FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
GRAIN AND PRODCCE WARKE7S.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NI;W-YORK DEALINGS.
The statement Of the visible supply Of grain In the
United states on saturday showed Wheat. 23.1ai,-
900 bushels a decrease Of l,232000 bushels; corn,
7Os3 coo bushels. "A decrcar Of $4,000 bushels;
oats 5452 900 bushels an increase II $4,000 bushels.
The wheat market WAS bearlshr most Of the day
Yesterday, until the clO'", when a reaction set
in options were sold TO the extent Of 4.1oo.OO0
bushels, Longs unlOadei freely while foreigners
sod IN a moderate way. The result was d-op
Of 1oq Icent Cailes depressed and
lower There was further agitation over the Hatch
crDp reports were favorable and receipts were liberal
al interior points. All this had n Weakening ten.
dency and the Government crop figures were "itllut
effect The decrease In the visible supply and covering
by shorts. y with the rally in corn cOnttbuted %
the final reaction September options opened Az
% 5sd 50 "a cents. sold up to 3 "a cents and then
to SO taken for Rot na osr @ milling
Corn was depressed early with further long
selling. based on the "beaHsh' ,'overnment repof:'
dirtIons q freer receipts. The visible supply de-
crease however, checked the downward tendency
and late In the day shorts covered on dectdeay
cent. The days speculation was 5000 bushels.
The spot market weaker and eight loads wed0
'AH Oats ' treke 34aI cent early, with the
increase In the visible supply. Later the market
rallied I4a3-8 cent on local coverings" closing
steady. The cash market was weaker and slow, SLOW.
About 10000 bushels of "wllte clpped' were 'aAeh
Lari was IS to IS points up on manipulation at
the West.
Whcat-Juv, 80 70 cents; August. 20 Is cents;
September, s3 NJ cents; October "a IS cents De-
cember SO l." cents.
september 81 Is cents: october. 1913 cents.
Cats-July. IS Ia GEMS; August 80 l-S cents;
Laid-Ausust, 81 A.; September, 81 80; October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, JAY II tSpecial,.-Wheat was lower WIN
fluctuations narrow AMI most Of the t:ang done by local
pro,esslonals The rather active non-pro.essona bu'
ness done at the because OF the weakness IN
corn fears that tie Hatch bill might pass. and because
4 weather and large receipts at rome ond weak
markets abroad This combination forced considerable
wheat overbnrd Which had been naclously held over
Sunday Aar the break resulting from the selling there
va, steady hardening Of prices September Spenea AZ
"a sold 10 75'. and 75. aud closed at &C. The Nsie
supply statement and decra'e of 400 0J0 IN eountg
er,t1r stocks Northwes: III" Only buI>n Items III
sight Corn opened weak and cane wIok't unoer me
eonbnod Influence Of the Cove m'n rtpgf ,ne ny
weathnr and the receipts. Leopold Blooiu ana
host Of other 'lon1," sd out. After tnsir grain BAD
been nark...ad ,olurs began r. harden. he cus. was
at top prices. September opened a. "a scd 10 - anu
ssntembor opened At 80 sold 30 ana 23l, and closed
M 30 provisions decidedly higher biokcrs rlor
sudahv and other large holders were fr'" buyers, Inc
selling was satt rcd and mainly by shots The cash o.
,n,nd for meats continues heavy. c'tenDcf l0fh olneI
az sl g. sold 10 al % L. and closed 40 sll ga 'raia
charters 100 bushels what $4,000 bushels CON- sho
20 900 bushels'Oats. Rates unch'h-eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
FLOODS In LIE ADIRONDlCES.

Troy. y. v. July 1.-the Ausable and Saranac
rivers. In the Adlrondacks. began to rise Saturday
night. and the streams raging, the flood extending
over the entire Adirondack region Much damage has
been done. The dams at Round Pound. Mud Pound
and at Plattsburg were carried away. and thousand
logs were swept into Lake Champain. The ChaeauGay
Railroad track at Round Pound washed out and
trains were delayed for hours. Goodae's starch mill
at Mofitsville was wrecked by the flood. In Bloom
ingdale the heaviest rainfall ever known occurred
Friday, and nearly every bridge In the town was
either carried away or made impossible. and II Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
MANY VISITORS AT TIE STATE CAMP.

State Camp, Pcekskil. y. Y, July 1.-THE weather
was hot at the State Camp this forenoon. The
mercury continued 10 rise. and II is believed TINT the
tempcrnture will exceed the highest point registered
Yesterday, % IN the shade. The members of The
18th Regiment. however. went about their work aud
made a good shaving in guard-mOunt aud the morn
ing drill The dress parade last night was witnessed
by the largest number OF visitors seen In camp this
year The carriages numerous That a special
detail Of six men was stationed 10 keep the carriages
from encroaching on the parade ground. The signal
corps attached TO tho regiment very proficient In
their work and expect TO make good showing with
their flag and tOrCI signals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
THIN COLUMBIAN CELEBRATION PlRIDE.

The line OF march for III" parndc on the occasion Of
the Columbian Celebration In this city In Oc ob"r has
been receiving the attention Of the sub committee ap
poipted 10 select It, II approved by the General Com
nittce the route will probably lie as follows: The
column will form at Battery Park and march up broad
WAY 10 Park Row. through Park Row TO CITY Han
Park through the plaza In front Of The City Hen To-
broadway. up Broadway to Fourthst. through Fourth
ST. 10 Washington square, up Fifh-ave to Fourteenth
ST. through Union square under an arch to Broadway
again. through Broadway to M'discn square, where
tiorn will. Ir a second arch, thence through broadway
or Fifth-ave. To FOrtysec0nd-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
FEBRYBOlT AND TUG IN COLLISION.

The ferryloat Republic, Of the Cathcrinest ferry,
came In collision with the tugbOat Amos d. Carver
Yesterday morning. IL will take 81 900 to repair
the damage done 10 the tug. The Republic hnd just
left her slip on the brooklyn side on her 10
o'clock trip. The guards OF the fcrryboat knocked
OF part Of the dcckhOusc OF the tug. Thomas Mnl
lens the cook OF the tug, jumped overheard when the
collision took place, but was pulled back on deck
again The ferry boat was uninJured. but the tug,
tbough able to steam away under her own steam,
WAS laid up for repairs. Each captain regards the
other as to blame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

salc,-D. MCPHERSON Co 10 kentncky steers l93I p
d., 1898 n. at ~ 30; II Western do ZOO ~ a. - u
at ~ 81 10 DO 1850 H. at - Is DO 1913 = az a. y
10 do lii1 ~ - 80; do 1853 n. at - y
do 1i37 20 - Virginia do II ~ n, az ~ so q
DO i9t n at - = Dc l:o9 n at Oh ~ u W. tci4
DO $50 n ~ -; ! stag. 1920 NJ ut ~ 10; l3 bulls
osa NJ AT 20 co; DO 1850 n at ~ 80 Ibto saturday
u virginia steers 1918 H. at ~ -. .
Newton tllstt Ia Ohio strrs. liOO N. at - 10 q
-vvnnla do 1850 ~ at s. DO lVG! n az ~ 20 -
10. 1902 n a. - 10 20 Virginia do iis D. q 2. .
diana do 1908 ~ At q l?5 Ponnsylylnia COW, 500
=, 81 so Is stat. DO Q7G ~ - 40 bulls, 05j
~ at - 60 / I,nns,lyanh do. 1920 N. at ), - d.
ny sander, 10 ONO se.rs 1908 n. at IS 80: 10 do
1850 ~ az IS - 10 DO l345 n. At IS 30 10 do lio2
n at - 49, ~ d. 1888 N, at 81 Is is do 1890 II. at
IS 10 Is Do 1904 n at q e.; 300, g Dc i%'e ~ s.
800 y. At ~ PSI | hull 100 n at zoe; sooo ~
Sherman { culver Texans, Ills ~ at SO go; y
steers. 1912 n IS 90 Il ohio do 400 - At e 10
- Is j I5sI n IS i do. 1910 n. at 20;
COWS 1907 n. II 80 IS; do. 1883 n. at 80 80; on
Kratr Pidcock 2 steers. 1900 n, at - 10; bulls
$50 n 80 40 do ss9 n, AZ 40 % cows 100 N.
~ - -; do. 100 n at - So heifcrs go ID at
- ~. oo M =,
1901 n. at SIS 05.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
THEY WILL USE MRS. C1ErELAyD,s y,vr

Chicago. July Il.-Contrary TO the strict injunction
Of ex-Presdent Cleveland that Mrs Clcvclands name
must be used for organization purposes In this
campaign, women OF Monmouth, H.. have Or.
nnized a Frances Cleveland Club Of Warren County
They not only have organized the club to promote
Democratic interests with their moral support, but
their determination seems To be to raise campaign
fand. They have sent TO Theodore Nelson secretary
OF the Democratic state Committee check for 500
as a contribution toward the campaign fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
LIVE STOCK MARKFTS-GY TELEGRAPH

ns July s Ss g! s g. head ps isr Asns
t o a @t' %S $50 head Sonslsntd iSugS s3o head
to 5S S sa& a S an a% a msa oSaa
3 week. r% GS%mo oS yg gO% d pa oS for
@oa'"oh and nahum grade extra steers 1900 600
sso5 y d. . .Sns O. do 9 eco 70 * 49,
MEDIUM butcher ard hiPpers. 100 70 80 NJ sidsi -
i@t 6a Ia. 800 900 n . ,ca IS co. igoS to
common - 25css paor to good mixed butchers. 500 70
oG To & 40 3 sS%sp9 20 a ic
50 to g w = c yc's9ss So &
60 3 a. 81 sesf2 e. ror as q ?' yS sSoqn s
Q S ss DO emma a. e 56s;s % Si.,
20 S5n S 'S sSa %S cows AZ @ ua S
5d aS+2T $50 had Ss & week fS thus s past
had; for same ,imS ll,t week; 800 h'sd
though iSSo0 Sad a 70 Se% S1a6 dt 1899
closed steady shout ali .ed heavy sndes, 81 C5as 10
S g Do HIT 20 10 y far IS sSGs5 s. GOOD
end - :5Gso 60 g goo T. best = 1q@S' T 90 40
s5G:5 10 Common TSafhs - 5oasi Is stays :. de4 3j
head Cot, o fF a SI s s?Df ter
head 70 SrwYork 1900 head on "a O.. 1900 hed-
market opened strong and active for sheen lambs about
no 1Ss to, 10 fancy Ssh9 s. S ' sce
scS p Scy sT rcs qna S5%+ so to Go y
= g cnlls TO Common S?+s "a spring good to best
$ iG%; Juy Receipts. 1000 o head snip.
%sI sSoo Hsed "is' ' IN sSS a' and
medium far t. god native. sS "oH". o. G 10 pc
.tr6nc: mSei medium. q j0ds:ko: Light fair to
best - GOdSj -. Sheep Receipts 1000 head ship
200 hld MARKET st'dy native muttOns' s+ds4 50
Texans g 75d$i -.
chicago. Juiv Ii-"The Evening Journal reports
Cattc-Rccelpt,. 200 bead shipments. 5000 head ;
nr,rt steady choice prime ~ 1915 IS others,
- s5dsi y canner. 81 75dS2 % stacker, = 5as3 %
COWS - - az So llocSKrcripts % 600 head ship
ncnt. 1900 mad mnrket active 5a Toe higher rough
and common - lOGSj 50 MIXED and packer. - GOD
=, 80 prime heavy and butchers weights - S0dSJ 30
neht - 7Oasj0 5. sheep-Hcceip'e 5000 head ship
lives ~ 5Ofs7 Texans - 30asi 50; Westerns 81 10
lambs. SfdS7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

The crude petroleum market showed moderate
activity Yesterday the dealings at the Consoidated
Exchange Amounting to A. 900 barrel-. The opening
sales were made at 53 cents, but me price was od
nm I'm The afternoon to 80 IL. fen 10 D. - aug
closed Al 3d. Refined oil In laITsls was unchang 9
at cents. In bulk Al 80 ana IN e.. rs a. 90
Foreign onotatiOns were: Antwerp. Is % nancN'
rtemrn 3 IS marks, London j-c0 4 "a pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July II. - p m-Beet ana PORK IN pm poe!
demand Uam, N cool demand. Bacon IN Ialr denahoi
long lear mlddlcs 10 ~ firm at 5,s Cnsese ~
moor demand Tallow In poor dsnlpd prime city Easy
n %, 3D. Turpcntne and ro@n In poor demand Lliu ,
sp1 and futu,res IN poor demand prn' Nesprn spos
IA IIiv nrm AZ 33s Cd August and september nrn %
as Wheat in poor demand No ted wtnEr GuH ~
~ Odd. M red -prnq dun at III ID tlolr IN poor
aerand Corl-spot no prime bere futures In iar dc'
mand. mixed western July nrn at II l0d August nrn
a. 81 Sent.mbrr arm Is SID. Hops at LONDON
Pa iii, CoasThcrr nothing Offering Rece pts o. wheat
for tho las, week Atlantic ports 49, 900 quarrs'
rom Pacific pors - 90 quarters from other sources,
81 Ooo Gtartcis H,cps Of American corn for the ias'
,yee l3 500 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
i BRITISH SCHOONER FINED l,4oo.

San Diego. Cal. July 1.-THE British schooner Eliza
Edwards was fined 81 400 On saturday for taxing on
a cargo at Santa Barbara without complying with the
customs regulations. Captain Won Bremen PAID the
fine and took out clearance papers LOT hni,In a."
fishing. Charges OF smuggling were usiliss'u
want Of actual proof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

% sid year az SVdfp ~
,ho lveracc prcr r-tiuatcd at - -.
BEEVtS Re epts for two days 80 cars or $40 hod
3ii car, con gnd direct 10 s.augbtejrs Including 100
car. Tor Fa.tuan's Company, 46 co.'s for sch~arWhd
Sullrrgc IS for j. Stcn 81 safs Tor the thlu'i
Dress Company, cars for kaufman strauss anu
20 cars Tor misc ansons snail shippers ana 10 cars N'
rr I'd % be- for the market. making Win The cattle h'
NOR ~,tydAy IS car. lower y0tCs ~ be sod, hut
.eeu,d likely that 10 would In reserved iof export
only % caf~ offered today .c
drnp Chicago largely Increased icc'ipt-
ma influence and the boom busi llhc an
"Nrr dI.,audd balloon pc. shooting Downward lk" the
stick " discharged rocket. salts we're lIfefHAi ntu
yer, uneven the grades 81 cattle, ana Whc s.
maintained that some ea-es tey had g9t w,n'n io %
Sc OF Frdays prices. others they had taken 4oGoO
and in some casc. Use less and old cows ana roIEn
butchers stun sold DISTANCES possibly per ~"
ne IoWrr Fifteen ears left over, exclusive II ~
car belonging TO Mr.. GOLDSMITH, which he .il poPiO
.hp 10 Europe inferior 70 choice NATIVE Steer ,l q,
~ S5gsj per 100 n TEXANS At AS 0G.3 go 's1 ana
- dry cows - 25d*9 g. Dressed Sstf oMr' sI ,
tending downward. Quotations az" fdS+t lW ~.
dc-sd native ,drs extra quality. PEI ana osGe5v ioI
CHICAGO drc~4d iucudng Texas beef at the iHsur quoy,
Lat cable advrrs quoc rrfrS' otT o''i sen,'
M agr Ter ~ and American stcrs selling az t1
,sLuaf.d d,aI weight. shipments luc'da, hh' .u,' a
,ottio on ,hr SPAN Mr. Goldsmith ana III thc S'
-,e,n,cr ! 600 ors az beef for Eastnans Company
SHIPMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
STAINED.
Good Ordinary .
Aar-.f Ind Nh

Good Ordinary ..........4a Low MGdlipg.......-O
strict GOOD Ordinary . Mlddlins 80 i'''o
1bc,a was a fair business, reported IN the option lin,
OH very irregular prices. Early sales indicate
a lie u AS points win considcrabe covering 4
shorts " stimulated by advance q Sei point. o.
Liverpool AID bad crop news together Win some ltte
b,lvnr for foreign account Ihcn realizing move.
rnt and the improvement lost There va further
az tIilon over ho Anu-pption which had NOR Or c''
effect and thc olo-c showed net losses II $40 points
XII. a. bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

Warehouse deliveries since July ] lS9p-New- 1ork;
O. 9;5 iogs Ral;imor" 7i5 bag; Neworeans' 2'5St
lazs total. 7O,095 bags
COTrON-Thc SPOT market ruled STEADY at unchang
piece, Sales. iO5 bales for export and sos esr' lo
con sumption. Receipts ut the ports today, U VaI,r
against 595 bales this day last week. ant 39oo Ua'
this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

Liverpool kilograms 40 Receipts, coo bal's
which for speculation and export, 800 bale, American
900 bales, spot maikct-l hardening. Kidding w
lands i5.iGi Futures olrnod nfm OF 3.5id 70 i-Oid
advance. =,
Manchester market Yarns. NJ adv; cloths. tady go
QuOt1tlOns based American standard OF ti7aH
caf ou and on cotton running ia quality nV more
than half a giaGe above or below the grade quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

ON the Produce change to-day the butter mako, was
= adv: fancy creamery iDal3ec; hne Wcstrh' iJ9e
lsc; ordinary, l4ulGc; me da'ries' io4i'c' TYHs'
132Glic. A.. g..
Milwaukee July liFiour quiet; wheat nr Seps Sn
Cor, quiet: 10 g. i5c. oats lower No : white 32a
s3'e 10 do 81 sc RYE p .tady 10 l. 7osc Pro.
Visions linn september pork. III o.. sen-cm6er lard
Is 30 Eecepts-Four 1900 bbs: whclt' oo2oo bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

FLOUR AND MEAT.-TLOrR-Aga'n ruloi IN buyers
favor with liberal sellers. and signt drclne noted 80
some Instance ON home tade account The business DC
cop,i-Lrf va moderate chcfy winter whNt Straight
ard pat.nts but TIE cN fort movement wos devoid OF
Vigor Saies 81 600 bbis $3.50 eAtia bbls for ~.
pDru, including - bhi, 10" eAua a. - o2ds' VI, -
Indies: 1900 bbls Minnesota extra s2 s5n-i ~
go lJl. winter wheet 81 $685. 40 bhis SUPER
Quotations: CITY min. w~t lndc-. - 33e
u 40. p1'cnt., - OeaSi 50 low. ,Np. =. goa
choice 80 2jds1 90 CHOICE to nncy - 41ds. 80 pat
cuts .Idsi IS Minnesota slrne what lo" extra = 80
ds3li lear. ~ 2idtt rys mix,rres - :3ds5 - .
nary T. thulc s4de. G5 fnncy, ~ 7odst g. m. 81 o
- % supcrnne II 9Ods2 90. .SOt TiiEEN FLOrR
buyers favor. Sales. 80 bbl', including low eAtr' a,
3ja - trade family oNtus, - as go rot
rn,s 4icti 30 IsNE FIOCE-Fh-y N toge and dun.
s,cs 82i hhl. supenne, at AZ bass mainly ~ 500 20
... DICkWHEAr GRAIN quoted nomlngilv at 5sc.
COHNMTkL-Dull. yellow Westrn quoted at
a. rjd - 10 and Bandywlue at - 20 Sales. 800 bb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12

eSumated $4,000 will be necessary TO repair the
miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
WITEAT. NO. o.

Cash quo:atons wer. fOlI1ws: Four '0.!cr holdi'
voud shade pl!ocr 81 lUc 10 riurc sales No ping
whrat 1G'iai5'2c: 40 5 -pring wheat, i2c No led.
77l.0.sci ~ cora, - No cato. 29'sa30c No
vhltr 3l0.2c: No 3 wnr.. @OG3l ec; No zoe
SO , barley 20, no / do ioa45 NJ nax~td 81 or
nr,lun Timothy #. ~ IS. 4 50 mc-s lOIA pei bDi,
Iii 150sIi 50. lard e 100 rs. e l5dsi ~ ;h,rt
r. ,idc, llcOso, = ijdr1 80, dry -alted shoulders
hoxd ~ 500 ~ snort ccai d. tloAct u 5j0si 90;
Shiskry dstirrs' nnisncd gor par ga II IS suears
cut LOAF. J,.c JnuItcd. iiae; standard ~ +'sc'
~