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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July /. D. m,--Cotton-Futures closed quiet
but steady; American midtng, low mdGinS clause,
July delivery 59oid sellers; July and Aqgust delivery,
50O4d sellers August and September delivery,
O20il sellers; sept n6er delivery l;oid sellers
and November delivery Bold buyers; November and
December delivery. / bGi0i sod December and Janr-
airy delivery, 1914 sod January and February de-
livery, l6-6id BUYERS. ,.,s,,,, ,o,.
mddng G2c GOOD ordinary o. net receipts iSo bales
gross 400 bales exports to the Continent, 10 pa es
sales 1850 bales spnners So bales stock 100 $50
bales Wcekly--Net receipts 1929 bales gross, 90
bales exports Great Britain, 7e bales; to France,
GS5i bales the Continent. 1894 bales coaStwise,
1881 bales palcs 3.45O bales; spinners. S97 bales
Galveston July lotion easy mddling, Bloc low
middling 1t-lGc GOOD ordinary, 7Gc net and gross
receipts 80 bales sales 204 bales stock 49, ~ ba".
weoky gross receipts. 1916 bales exports coast
wise . 1871 bales sales, 1852 bales .pmners, bale
Norfolk, July 1.-Cotton dull; Middling, 7tc low
middlfng l3-IGc good ordinary, Csc net and gross
receipts. bales exports coastwse. 14s bales sales
- bales stock 67Jj bales weekly. net receipts. S32
bales qro-s s3G bales exports coastwIse $500 bales
sales. ~ bales. ,,,,, - -,
savannah, July 1cottGn quiet middling 1c ,I low
middling 6l2c good ordinary, 0'sc net ana gross
receipts los bales exports coasSwis 3'i ba'es sal os
receipts 1902 bales experts Continent 1000 talos
coastwse 1902 bales sales, i05 bales; spinners, l0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
TIE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore July Flour ss.eady, unchanged reeeIPts
WHEAT dull NJ. red spot, Sj@ds5'-ci July. si9sitc
August Syt, rs4c; Octolcr SG.c asked steamer NO
I,l Sc receipts = Sll bush shipments l+IOOO bush
stock 59G5is bush s,"s. ii 900 bush. southern WhcsJ
mixed spot. 5ja554c JUS, 5ih013+c; August d.
asked; iecepts LAS bush shipments ~ bush
stock Is; $50 bush sales 900 bu.h. southern corn
nnn: white O.GG3c yellow. 90. oats sttaHy 70 mn
so > white western, Al 20 --2r, No : ulNtd western,
ylsc: receipts 900 bush stock ~ $50 bush. rye
duct! 80 : st2c nominal stock, So bush Hay
inu: good TO choice Timothy FL 1'dsl1 30. Hiah
fc',hts quiet, unchanged Cotton nom mai 3 nlutiHt,
1-c. Provisions steady and active mess pork 1I- 30
b1 meats loo,r shoulders, G',c long clear Sc; clear
smoked shoulders $40 hams small, l3+c large lz'tc
lard refined Sgc crude. 6.c Butter active creamery
fancy Zlc do fair ~ choice. l902oc do imitation -
lSr adr fancy l6c do good TO choice, t3l1c store
packed Hale; grass, 12al2c. Eggs stepy, loc'
Buffalo. July 1.-whcat-No offerings Of No hprd
spot and OF No / Northern light limits weak. NeleN.
l1OOO bush No Northern spot at - -c 5OV bueh 20 A.
do "n private terms Winter WHEAT lower demand light
-ale, ! c,r No red at s52c car 80 extra rra a,
SO cars Ned e6c cars No whe ~ 80; No,i
are good dnand Tor track receipts No Yc!l1" soa
50aSoe on rAck No in .,orc at Bic 40 at 4od'oc
asked. Oat~ irregular Offering, light cai' - :
whit. sold Of y ,QJsr, No whit" at 8, h0ddSsci 80
m,Nrd At 3Cis,. Rye dull 80 at 81 a~h'd. tloui
b. 81 a. rye four ood*l go. VII feed steady
and unchanged Canal freight, strong; wheat 3Ec t9no
=. oats tgc naa>ccd. -l-c. hcD'ipt"- FloNr ~ mW
bl-. wheat 5000 bush oats 10000 bush rye IpVVV
bush. Shipn-nt~- Canal Wheat 2"1-p nu-ht ,roItl'
: 900 Ksii-Flour - 600 bbl,: wheat 100000 bush
Chicago. July The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
THE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago July l fpccalj.-It is natural enough
that there should be little 70 Of wheat market
whose range was within 3-S cent. September openei
at 75c sold between 73a7s 3-8c and closed at
IS I4c. The markets everywhere else in this coua-
try were getting ready FOR three days holiday.
There Will he a session here tomorrow, bat 1t Will
evidently be a pro f0Tma affair. TO-day'S news WINS
Just aObut evenly divided. weak cables, night
trade al Increase in Liverpool stocks and brilliant
weather on the one side, fair cash demal2i, !sHt
July deliveries good sized clcar.nces from the SCI
board AMI some uniavOrablc reports from Norm
Dakota tho other hand There are getting 10 te
two parties in tho market some new bulls spnnglhg
up who are incl ed % buy simply because the price
is In the 7O's II does not look, however, as u
holders could gain any advantage 50 long as the
antioption legislation Is threatening. Corn was
steady. but dun ~ wheat September opened al
As 3 Sc. sold between Is 1919 &c and closed nj
doc There larger rcceitps than was expected
a d the grading showed a decided Improvement But
bad reports came IN from lIlinCis. Iowa and Kan.
Is good, keeping the July at a substantial premium
over August and september. Charters made toAay
for 356.OO0 bushels
Crop advices suggest a steady market. Crop re-
poTiS In regard to oats Continued 10 come In bad
september opened al 81 SIC, sold between 81 IL
032c and closed at 81 7-sa32 Lee.
Provisions were inclirci to Yield on moderate selling
by people who were plainly anxious 10 get Their
profits. The Cudaiy PARTY, however, continued
and 81 80 and closed at SI As. September lard be
tweel 81 Oo and ~ 81 and closed at 81 or september
ribs between - p AMI 81 80 and closed at 81 80 Pro
vision stocks show 80 697 600 ribs $4,000 new and
$1,000 old pork and "a 600 prime lard. The stocks
are a little over expectations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
GRAIN AND PRODCCE UhRhEIS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Wheat enjoyed a brief period Of activity during the
early session yesterday, generally lower prices.
decline of 1.oa34c was eventually scored, and the
bears had full sway. All the cables were lower,
forcigpers were sellers and longs" unoadcd Freely
Crop news and weather reports were fa"or'oie' 'i"9
adding 10 the depression and there were cehVe1les
IA the extent Of 10000 bushels on July cOhu7,cs'
Liverpool stocks showed Increase and private cdDies
were depressed. The usual holiday ttsuVlucs were
then ndulced in Oh the Produce Exchange, ana uan
ing was brought pause. Near The close shorts
covered over the holidays and reaction OF "A &c
followed july opened at So $40. sold down 10
IS loc and up to So l-sc. The sales reached 2,e'o
600 bushels The cash market was weaker, ana
eighteen loads were taken for export.
Corn broke l-2a34 cent early on fine crop news
and long selling, together with heavy ana lower
cables Nebraska advices announced needed rains,
witch helped the bears. After rally set IN on
buying by Cottrcll and covering over the holiday,
closing liza II cent up from Thursdays close. Inc
cash market was dull and weaker. Nothing was done
for export ,
oats weakened early, but reacted and closed I'M
changed To Ia cent higher
Lard declined 81 > points, and WAS very dull.
The closing quotations We're
Wheat.-Jillv So Is. August So, september SO 3S,
October - Is December 20 IA cents.
Coru-July 81 Ia August 80 3-6, september 80 10
October "a IL cents.
Sats-JuIy SO, August 81 IA. September 80 l-2
cents. , % u-oo
The receipts OF grain and flour yesterday at New
York Baltimore. Philadelphia and Washington were {:
Wheat lO4 bushels; corn, Ill ,5OG bushels; oats
1880 packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and ST.
Louis Wheat ie3. 1876 bushels; corn, 3i7 $50 bushels
oats 353.O77 bushels: total grain, SG4,7G5 bushels ;
-four, ,51l packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
LIVE STOCK MARX 'T.

Nery"E Ef Ga J"y inE ssS. a9s,s ~
SH at ara Pe'; . s f9i@s SH a" oa
iog bgF N sa eu ' d At ~ IS ct 100 Il common
10 fsir G-ticry led native st,c,H; A. - S'aSi 80 4,
.nd oxen at - pa 70; bu; at 81 5oq - 90 state
COW at s. 80, ana a few Rooi ohio and Western cows
'f cts dr.-o beef nm. nj SEe7'e for native ,la.s
d ira '' 6ia, al G.Q7'.c Tor native Sd'f
rs .'fc co% 1 an ' ssc about 'y FIX and
American steers holding MP firm az l'0l2sc n London
and sa 1%aIG o .hI S5 ,aa sad sus,. be-,
on h INcGr ny on Sa'4qi r. r atl and 80
quarters the Cty Of ROM 10 fastnen- colahy 40
shan re 40 head to richmond lt 'o sehTllc IA
,., hnact. from mi, U6rt tor the week. 3o2I bceye',
200 qpart-s q e"f 49, 'h', ana ooi hof.
.,sTs 1911 h atcrag, AZ 4 y per 100 Il 20 do 1921
az ~ 81 Is do do Icss r. a. a. - aa 1"T
at - 81 Tcyan. s97 n, at - 81 stays los5 H. at
3 Co. Is e si Rt, ;c' laG n at :. r g.
Al At 81 81 90 9'i IS DO ~ cia ~ $s u Wc'
cow f 2 w. At Is q - Ga. I$s5 n 'a a, q a. "
Ncwto1 ott stable FED reqn~yysn'a, 5 sc
at ~ g 3 AZ %, 100 70 ~ at q 76 Ga 100 T. At 8 o.
\ ~ &c, g 10 's 60 I ss m at 30 70 DO ss H.
at = q Do l2'o ,,. a: = 6 81 ,e 1901 n a.
>. 81, S'% cow no sa at g. o"o '''' -D
K'a n dsc e 20 genIn dc 80 sc at i2.s r d.
$40 n at - do. 1850 n al 81 -, -o !, OF.
H. at az ! DO 1910 H. ct - 10 COW. $50 o, at g. 80
Mich COws-Rcccips none. aud no trade Feeling
steady ~, oo., . s
t tS at p.ns 'T Tc bay ceca az ThSrs price, Medium
IN prime vcals ,old per n culls at 2c butter
mks 3a3l2c % head poor at 22c and fe" ied
calves ~ 49c. - 10000,
vca choice at 9Lc; 5dsc for country dTes.cd Few So
Icced nearby she and at 4qocc for dressed but
saies-IIumc Mullen butermllk calves 1lo u 1Ncr'
are AZ 2c per N 81 do. 152 ~ at 34c II do, 166 10
AZ $40 % DO III n. at 9A;c yeols lsb ~ az Sc 3
Sic 10 do lij n. at 5'.c; Ia do. l27 N. al bc' ~
g. Di TGack 80 butsrmllk calves. Ie7 n &C 3te " .
AZ 4isc: . yeah 100 n Sc IL do. 1873 n; at 5as
=, d, i53 r. 57-c 81 do 1872 =, NJ De 20 do los H.
40 &c ii do. III n, 40 &C. - go, -, an, >,
" iculfe Wright & CO.. Is butternilk calves 122 M
Al So 50 3 do 1866 n. at 80 So @ fed do 11s n at
- 90 ,oaIs 100 H. at - So ls do 1876 ~ at IS 20 ;
~ do AZ n. a. IS 90 49, . oo-
/ H. Nelson So Guttermilk calves, 100 n, At 80 20,
Nowrnn & Gilleu 10 Nens 1j3 n. at Size - 90,
40 y az she u culls, 1877 n. at 4i7c.
sIIFFP AND LAMBS-ReceiTts. including cars con-
signed direct butchers IL or gss head and
abcu- 10 cars held ye.terday There was mo
change 10 note In sheep OF IN the common ana ~eSum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. July l.--.Catte-Reccipts last twenty
tour hours. 1000 head orL for the week thus far,
1870 head consigned through. l,9s0 head 70 New;
95k o head on ae loo 20 head Ggen.4 'o g5 an a
cows s. 75as3 30. Hog fsceprs last twenty four
hours 10 $50 head for week thus for, 05G5O
head consigned through, $500 head 10 NewNork lou
head sale, ESQ hrd opcned active; Tim and strong
75dl5 20 light fair, - Gont5 70 good heavy
ends ~ 25d$5 90 pg-' good to best - 4Vdro oV p''
common skip, far, - 75dSj % assorted r0ukhs,
81 20 common rouchs, SiGTi 90 Sat-. p0 %,
sheep aud lombs-lteceips ast twenty -four hours oOD
mead total The weeG tAus Tar. % 200 head con
ale LOO head opened stady for good grades Ncry
dun Tor closed weak choice 20 fancy w,thcI,
- 1jdS5 30 fair good sheep. - 2Ddtoi culs anu
common do. 81 5Oas4 lambs choice ~ I ncy ycarneo
s. - 40 fair to good A. 2jdF4 % culls 10 common
s2a*3 Is spring lambs, good to best 80 ''"S'' cu'
Chl,aeo. July THE Evening Journ9' reports ca;
tle Receipt coo head shipments. 1000 head market
active steers lJd20c higher good TO extra steer
~ 7Oa4j - others laSi 80 feeders, 80 OURS -
Tcxan- - 2OaS3 40 COWS. 81 S6ae3 60 llogs.hf-
cnpt 1000 head shipments, 1000 head market actNe
,Cidy: rough and 3Gds5 40; mixed and pack
s. jodsj 90 prime heavy ana butchers, WoFn., No
head shipments 900 headt market SLOW; weak lco
Texans. - l0dS4 30 native ewes; 7td+l 81 Aeu ia
i Louis July l.-Catte-Rrt eipts. liOO head snip,
uents 200 head The narket has more than LegnincJ
the decline Of two weeks ago FAR TO choice hotN' mo
guofcd az 3OdSi so fair to good Texas Steers - 80"
IA 30: COWS and Gamer. SldF2 -. H"gs-ii"'e'pt,.
800 head shipments - . head nsrket % higher inlr
- o04s5 90: light fair 10 prime. - 1896 o. sheep :
Rccoip, go head all sockcr and feeders which sell a.
s3d*i shipments. AGO head native muttons are sal
able at SASS Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

grades butchers looking for good lambs
and for these sellers rated the market small fracIh
higher quality considered than yesterday. Common 70
good sheep sold 5oas5 per 1dO n ordinary 20 prime
lambs a - 75dHS culls at 81 -.
Dressed mutton slow except FOR strictly prime carcasscs
OF which there Is very lit,le on The market sales arc
SGllc. and something choice would hrin2 liz
drcs cd lambs active 1Oa1ic; Inferior do and trash
selling down 10 6dsc ,. - -
saies-D. Mcrhcrson & Co 273 yirgiInnia lsm6s j. n
average al - PIP do &c r. at - l21 DO, O3 ~ NJ
q i93 do 81 = At ~ so III do 81 n. a. - 372 220
do n a. 81 30; - Virginia sheep. 80 n, ct ~ 90 IL
bucks. III y. az 80 90
J. y. Pideock sons 2o3 Virginia lambs GA n at
81 - at - 80 culls. "a n. at - 70 - - 49,
~ collins 81 ohio sheep - n at - 2l5 do; So n,
AZ ~ 80 20 10 n, ~ p Delaware do, 50 -, at
% 90 lilo Delaware lar.Jas, . y. AZ s. -.
Judd e. Buckingham 933 West virginia sheep, II N) o.
% 40 l. Virginia lambs. 80 n, at 80 rs. -
D. Harrington: $50 Ohio sheep 80 n, at 81 SO; 20
Rentucky do. % n. at - 40 -
moGS-Rceeipt, - cars. or 1853 hesd-2t cars at
4Oh-.t and cars at Jersey City NO siioS leporta 81
live weight Feeling very irn' and good hogs would sell
nc s. 75dS6 pr 100 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July l.-At the wool sales to-day 1881 bales
good quality were offered. There was good attend
competition active, especially FOR best
grown. ght ,A0usand bales were taken by american
buyers The sales OF The day Ia detail and the prices 90
tan.d are as follows: New south Wales-J,1OO bales
secured sa5ls 5d do locks and peses 5dGis 20
Zoo blles secured locks and pieces 7.dlldi greasy
2d9'od do locks and pieces, 5S.t1.d Melbourne ana
pieces. sdals I'd greasy 6,dGls gid do locks ana
Is iaddl- Id do lock. and pcces 7ddls Id greasy "a
lid T1snauis500 bales greasy, 0S,ddls I'D; DO locks
and pieces 3cdSd. -Zealand-4 Qc0 b9e- scopr q
7laaiIad do locks and pieces 7hdshd; greasy. o'4a
I'D: d0 locks and pieces. Ia1 I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAI MAKKET REPORT

BUILDING MATEnIAI.-There Is no decline in price
but trade seems quiet Lah slightly easter HaNcf-
straw hard brick quoted ~ 7jas5 % Jcrey. 22H
- Fshkills. e. 75dfJ upNer hard. 81 25d44 - Ia
~ 10 ende cement, 90casl per Dbi Amori 1u f,tand
81 70ds2. German Portland - 3j0s2 70; Etcl-h Por,
land, Sc 25dfo 30 Rocklad common lime, - er bh ana
do finishing. 9jc at,s. 81 - pr LOCO; goats hur t
22c; cattle hair l6dlSc.
COfFEf-Brazn growths on the spot had slow inquiry
while values firmly maintained on th' basis q. 80
for No. Z Sales loo BAG. no. No. o. dt e. 1-I
ard 800 bags 40. A. private Option dealings wore
slow All pdreiy Local only 5000 bags hanging inn1- The
feeling slightly weaker del, er.es after >"pi L
showed decline OF point, realizing. prompted ul
dscouraging cable accounts: liaNrc drph a. r. Rio
firm but without cie't. London steady Oncai quota
lions 40 D. n.-July, 5Cs; August 55s ~ September
h5s I'd october jjs I'd November, j6s ID Doccnler
65s Amsterdam. July l.-Anoat from Java and le-t
for Europe 10000 bags shipments from Java and Eis,
for l. during mouth 1000 bags. MarseilleN June
So-Arryas during The month l. 800 bags deliveries
during MONTH 1880 bag stock in Marselcs, $500
bags Bordeaux. July ARRIVALS during last month
10000 bags; deliveries during last month; hoo
bags; stock in bordeaux, July 1. Il 500 bags
Rio quotes, First ordinary 40 kilos) l. 600; good
ond no kilos $50 LXchanee tpriNatel. 10 1l-lG:
receip in RIO II coo lags; RIO ccarlncc the United
SatsN bags: Rio stock. CO 600 bags Rio MAJ ket
firm receipts in santos. 6,CQO haes Santos stock l5l
GOO taSs santos quiet; good average santos
il $50 Receipts at Rio July 10 June 20 1872
1880 e,$so 900; receipts at santos July 70 Jun. 30
same time 1890. s71oOO bags Total sales here to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. July /, p m.-Consols; SO 1916 for money
and 96s for ue account New YORK, Pennsylvanla ana
ohio first mortgage bonds 3JTs Illinois Central, lOist
81 Panl common 81; Ncw.York Central, 70 Reedins
30A Mexican Central (ncw) per cent bonds, il't eN,
interest Paris odyces quote per cent rcntes at 30
francs 20 confines for the account.
o. m.-Spanlsh 10, GA. Paris adNices quote eN-
change on London at % rrlhcs cennes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
heat In fair demand

spot and futures. n demand Wheat IN fair eensnc
Is ID Flour in poor demand Corn spot ana y, uu res,
demand mixed Western spot steady at rs "a July
steady at A. Odd August steady SID september
steady at Old Hops at London, Pacific oLs-Ihere
IA nothing offering Stocks Of provsons-Beef 200 ties
porh 300 bbls bacon, POO boxes hans 600 boxes
shoulder 300 boxes: lard. $4,000 ties; cheese o5Voo
boxes butter. 600 pkgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July /. as p. m.-Beef and pork In poor
demand. Ham, IN good demand short cut about ~ 70
Ia N nrm M SOS Bacon I'm fair demand Cumberland
cut about % N, nrm ios Sd short RIB. about
% n firm long clear middles about 40 H. trm ~
37s sd long short clear mddes, about SO D. nn 40
Az I'D Shoulders II TO Is m firm at 38s Cheese
In fair demand Tssw In poor demand prime city easy
At 23s cd Turpentne and resin In poor demand. Lard,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Dealings in crude petroleum took slight upward
tnrn yesterday, the opening showing advance OF
"a cent for National Transit certificates over Thurs
days close at the Consolidated Exchange, but there
sharp reaction. The sales reached %, 900
barrels Ut SO $50 SO Is cents Refined oil In barrels
unchanged at cents. In bulk at $50 and In
at $50; crude In barrels at $50. and In bulk
at $50.
Foreign quotations were Antwerp Is 3-S francs ::
Bremen, so marks; London, 7-sa pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
STAINED.

(,ood Low MddlnB. %
Strict Good Ordinary .5 MlculhS - J." ~
In the contract market there wss very little done and
leaflsh feeling characterized the dealings trr was
decline points at The outset Oh depi"sseI Nfil"
accounts after which te market broke dc po9ts nor
L M Bgur-s OF day. lht
u.ual festivities incident the National holiday were !h
culerd IA astrr and ts serNei % Arrest genea
speculation, sales 10. 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

wagner cars will go into the heart Of the Adlroa-
dacos July g. via New-York Central and AdirOndacks
ed st. Lawrence Railroads. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02
WHEAT. 40. ..

fash quotations wore o, follows tlolr '',l'F or' no
1u0t1by loNoi 40 > spring wheat 1SAci 80 8 sli.R
what "a. 80 rel. 80 So corn. 500; ~ oai.
so. si8.c 80 = Whit. Jid3j4c No . white 3tdSt@.
81 = fyc. 55c; No . barley. Coz ~ j. 4o"p'c 49,
d., y, n,xseei Al OSL primo timothy s'"i. II ="
81 SO mer. PORK per Dbl sIl .5asil "a. lofl, pr
= - =. guio 90 hort rib. ~1o@ e">' 20 i7'
v -al,i -houd,rs boNcd &C - go go short car -dr
h,.ei a. 49, whl-kry. d"tiIcr, finished gool- prt sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

Warehouse deliveries since June l ls92; New;Iork
254 Oo2 bags Baltimore ,Gs6 bags NcwOreans, 1890
bags Galveston. LOCO bags total 272,'js uags
(OTTON-The spot market ruled steady ana iairlY a.
Sales. l49l bales FOR export, l2j bales Tor con-
sumption and 800 bales delivered contract. Receipts
ports to-day. 400 bales, against Log bales this day
last week. and 1923 bales this time last year.
Crop movement: 1892. 1891.
Visible supply ...............35 27 .SSS 24Si $50
Receipts, Il DAYS ...-.................. 1886 l2.J72
Exports Great Britain & days. 2C,2ib 49,
Exports France, q dayS.......-.....-. III ~
Exports Continent q days. 1il2O J'Jlp
Stock I'm New York. Ia licensed ware
houses. counted daily 3lOl1l lbp5.S
In places (cstiulatod 1878 i,'oS
stock IN w-YUrk, running
count ..,... nm. 329347 151,oSl
stock in ali L & oors ............ al III 2SN 3S1
liverpool elcgrans :45 D. m.-l,eceipts l3 600 bales
At which American 3 600 bales sales, 900 h1c,, OF
which for speculation and export, 300 bales; American
5000 bales. spot market eaecr but not quotdby lower
mddng upland "a Manchester markct-larns, moderate
demand. Cloths dull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-02

tVu I
o ~, a, W. ,,n.l,nr,e Tgr, Iigal4l,c.
nm 49, 49,. mil, tl.,, Ann Wheat scarce
..ronn go red sJ5 r,,.pr', ioco bu,,; ,lg
n"ib. ''VI ."'n. '' D, "a g3,a 3ll.r I,ye
tsYa'2. o't, e'H'P no. r"N iii o. iSri nrn
G'Il. ~ - 80 TIN -, 40 ,ta.,,' in l,ir
g. o.. Bulk m,ots -trolE. 71.'V, h'"l !" - -
~ hbl~. on basis. ~" Ids, h"', SUI 49, ''-''
Ailnauh.c. july I.-tlour quiet. What hrni A'lt M
ber ~ SO = spring 16c; No Northern 80. "fh
2pirt 80 4s' n %1s, 0 o'r 80 ~ 81 ,1m6 on
irIch go, rC9 ne. Rye '9h,t No J. - 5c i
qui.t. rorA Sll 70 - infI % - 10 zoo hn.h
Silpncnt.- 25ls2 bu-h, wheat 90 b1'h b'ilN
700 bush. , ,
q, tir~ al the opening NJ wheat this morning who
w an aus 10 obtain any advantage that might arise from
deliver today There w., GOO dea p. l"s IN, hay
DELAYED -rlng too long and c MARKET broke under thoir
forcing Of wheat The nar.et od 70 ve lowest i9nt ~,
lowest POINT this year. on ~" a,t day OF M'y Nht
sold 10 7i@c. opm'd Api' ni ",u s'' T ~ r
Thor was some f'coEfsH M so,d .. iir freely Kc,
market wa a'tN', Low f.''' Wv" '' n, mimi and
SGpSrloT. $50 80 Nor .. pcn. IN Of - Of July
e2-iiy. Rang o. pic AVE- ~, lay c,n.,ng
July opoias 7'se hgHe 81 ~ sTe' 7dc sptnb9r
opc,ng 5ac highest ''l2a 80 l'Wt,t. -
cio Inc 7j2c Dgemb"r clo,inG 'S' N.Ilua'l d.
o. @n gsch y" nara 'o' 40
favor Su,"r o. 1 SPOT goods tho@sG ne qeab nec
Wt.,t nutien market weak under lower cables and
l,ght demand FOR export AMI prices declined Sc. Cash
wheat scarce and steadily held miIl'r- hodng on No
October. sGasGlsc Corn option m'rmt dull ana , nr,
cl1n h"yc. Gable ioT,r and littb in9nt i ironI
ePp"5 oo,6 cs" r S So @cs Sio oR Ss srsd @
So Tor local ldc olerd 52r SO yellow n IN. s ,or
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MAINE STEAMSHIP Co

Thc 9nly direct line TO CO.Age CITY, MAss ap9 Port
spl. sialne Connecting at POrtl1pd with all rail-.
pSsnd Spr.nss White Moan,ans. Hockland Bangor and
ali Eastern Resorts Steamers sail every Monday,
"Wednesday and saturday at y. from Pier IS, Eass
River foot Of Market. " Y For information apply b
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NORWICH LINE.

For BOSTON all points North ard East Direct route 70
NFW.LONDON NORWICH and WORCESTER. Steam
Pier 40 Old NUMBER Sorth River next pie. above
! N. Tickets and staprooms secured at principal ucket
oces n NewYork, BrooAlyn, Jersey city Pier 40 ane
An
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III DsON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.

Leaves Desbrossesst.. 10 p. Saturdays. rs
Do West 22d-st.. 80 p. Saturdays. m.
/, 4th OF July l,,,es 40 As D. m.
Tor CRANSToNS, WEST POINT CORNWALL, NEW
BURG. NEw-uAMBURG. MILTON. POuGHKEEPSIE
HYDE. PARK RONDOUT and KINGSTON.
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Price Of mddling upands In LlTsrpooi, July l. 49,
ID Go do July 8, 1891, 9-lGd. do Do July :, 1870.
7-lH .... $500,
Quotations are based American standard Of classncs.
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ROy y.
N. r., foot Wost 1osh1t.. daily except SeNren{,
cesneet WITH tlaiaS Il North ind EsiA ainoR $780,
6oueh = A3AaAIs NJ
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ST0NINGTON LINE

INSIDE oEEfYy EN- hIp I S65ITI5 KSTE TIC rs
NAEhksAXsRRfT PIER ASP WANE hI yy;v
HAMPSHIRE ieave new Pier % n r.; one block abQye
ilnaIst a ) 80 p. N. daily, SUNDAYS INCLU DIED.