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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26

Cash quotations wer. as follows Flour quiet I'M
%h%ai b. soa S f1'f 10 S' red s.; SC
81 ;-4c No corn, 80 34c No > oats, - &c 90
rye 80 No barley nominal N0 r na rTS s ,e q $50
SO = lard per 100 Ds 30 .o% 70 80 Sbon SsSrs
rS d' 50 short clear ar sides s ose =
Is 81 IL; whiskey. distiers' finished goods. per
gallon: 81 L.; sugars unchanged: Oats NO we Ic
BARLEY No g. no sales; No b, 33c. On the Produce
ExShanse today sS s%t freI r candies %ns rs
steady tH' Wheat fair demand; firm: No red SOC
81 30. Lard stronger; 20 81 l2c Bulk % meats
sslo 80. Whisky steady sales 3s5 bbls, 81 IL.
butter steady. sugar heavy. Eggs dull; loc
Cheese steady.
september 50 i.2c no northern. 6eae7c. Corn
quiet; No 3. 3oc. oats quiet No white. 33c: No 3
T %t Eyc si Sar I Provisions quiet Pork
80 30. Lard, 80 20.
Minneapolis, July 35-July wheat was nominal:
there was a good selling business, As all the lonss
frightened and their efforts to unload CAUSED
the heavy weakness. Cash wheat was quite strong
tcrday, there was 10 report of hot wind damage NO
| Northern sold mainly ~ 63c. and NJ Northern
at y c oDsnsdd a a9 se.' Closing
81 5-oc on track. No hard. 63 l-2c No Northern
81 lie No Northern 80 1-2c.
Philadelphia, July 23.-ElOur-Demnnd light ana the
market weak. Rye hour quiet and unthanged cn3 ac
Pennsylvania 20 per Dbl. Wheat weak, ana prices
declined l2d34c. Foreign demand light No. =
red July. So 81 l2c August 90 2d6 o Lsc, sep
TENDER. 20 1-4070 soc; October, 12d!2 Ia k!e
duh but steady at ste per bushe for No: Penn
sylvana. Corn-Opton market weak. and prices DE-
cln.d la Sic. No. mixed luly. AZ sH4sc'
August A. Sid 4Sc, September, AZ l404e lie, cc-
tobcr Is la 49c. Oats-Futures dull ana Dc,
clincd I-4al &c. under weaker reports No. :
white July. 5000: August. 80 2@34c: SePtcm'
bcr 80 l-4d3ac. Butter quiet and weaker Penn
fined duh with quotations unchanged. Feed dull and
lover winter bran. S1j &c" Sl6 30 per ton. Potatoes
plentiiul and fairly active nj 31%45c per basket
other articles unchanged. -
t. ion.,. July Colour quiet. unchanged. Wheat
held up remarkably in the face Of financial troubles.
hut was compelled TO yield Il cent No = red cash
higher AT soc: July zoe. August. 80 lie: sep'cm.
hrr go Ice. Corn wonk crop and financial
news losing lac; No mixtd cash. 81 5-oc
August 80 5-5c: september. 36 1-Sc. oats quiet;
no /! cash higher 20 3lc July, 2Gc August Do Csc;
september % 5-Sc. Rye and barey-Nothing doing.
Bran firm. UNCHANGED Timothy seed. - 5OFt
Flaxsced lower n O3. Hay firm. unchanged:
Butter and eggs unchanged Lead lower
bagsng ard cotton Ties unchanged. Provisions
Dry salt mcats-Loose shoulders. q % longs and
ribs il 81 10: shorts. - IS: boxed. 15c more.
Bacon-Pacled shoulders - %; longs and ribs,
10 -: shorts, go %. IiamS-Sugar cured l3a lac.
Toledo. July 25.-Wheat active. lower; No : cash
and July, GI &c; August: 63 3-4c september:
SO 3-4c: December. IS 1ic. Corn dull, lower.
No cash and July. SOC: 40 yellow 4sc. oats
ouct: cash 3lc RYE dull cash. soc. Cloverseed
dull steady prime October, 80 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
LIVE STOCK MNRKET.


DEEyEs- Receipts. 20 cars Or 593 head an coasgnd
S @sS at :. per loo P'%' do 80 800 at W. 60 re ns
( Mullen. ? bulls. a2l n, At g. SO other trading
aa9e Gea and c for rSa. S Do No tr aE %r
news shipment, to-day. go cattle and 100 quarters
Tomorrow tho ErIiannc will take out Loo quarters OF
Ea.tm,n, co@pn, ard about III aGartO for il h" g
and the Madana carries to Barbadoes IS sheep for
cALVFs Receipts, ass head o, which 2s2 at COh.st
,ld AZ - 5oat7 30 per 100 NJ buttcmilk calves ~
- ~ , ana lic t"s.h OF poor ss,r. a. vi
veal, 9al2c Tor city ds'cd GUS for dressed srlsseis
saIc-Jellncc. Wright 8 Co: . vcas iet n average.
a. I'd 4 cd 5 100 &. at 81 % Gat'cr%k d. h.
142 n. at 6sc; 80 but,crmiS calves. 1877 N, at 4c
malicnbcck Hollis: 20 veals Ii5 n, at 7'ac; do.
NJ. Collins 81 calyc-, 1873 h. at 5@c II do 10 N,
STEEP And LAMBS Re .cip-. including ? cars
direct to butcher were Z cars or 39' had In,
- ear. for sale r,ms stocs wa sgarrc ami irm;
other trades d@ at Mo"dly pcr, ana ~ car' %cre
.old at $685. 80 per 100 n bunch OF export werhr rs
Dressed mutton slow at 5e?s pr N dressed lambs quiet
" SLID Mcrhcr~on & Co: IA Virginia lamb. ca
u a,cracc at 20 pr 100 y 80 do. % n At - - e7i
Wright, d %,- Is NJ h at - Il, IA; - DO - r a. I?
a. ;, lsl 10 DO IS n at ~ Io7 Kentucky do 81 n.
do - n Ut 81 - 90 Ohio sheen SO ~ ~ ~ so 1913
do - n. II ~ - 900 do ~ r. AZ SO Indiana do
=; n 80 ~ p >, DO. 20 ~ at ~ ~
newton 4 G!ett 81 Ohio sheep 90 ~ at ~ 12ie
90 ohio sh,cp an lambs. - n az 81 80 ioi Virginia
Wlkcr-on & sherman 90 Kentucky lambs. 81 n,
AZ - 20
no.is-Eec,igts were ~ IBIS hcai15 ears at
Eorteth-- and ears at jersey CITY. No sale, live
weight Nomnaly firm at 20 50dfG 81 per 100 n.
County dressed firm az 9d9iac for medium and 9'd1Oc
for light.
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
BufaO. July 25.A,afe-i,eeclud- last twentyfour
hours. $50 head total for week far. 500 head
same time last week. GAO head Consigned through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore. July 25.-Flour dull unchanged sales
$50 D" bbIs wheat easy; No red, spot IS Isl q.
Is 1-4r July, $50 IS l4c; August es lrsSo ss Sc
september 70 Lego Csc steamer SS bush milling
U WS,oi br sample 65a 80 LIE Corn dull; mixed
SPOT and July, Al 14a47 lie August a hnsS s
september 4se4s l4c STOCK sa@Se 5Sc nominal
raiow do do. soc do. Oats active; No I: white
Western 81 12a3s 12c No mxed 40 80 ,c stock S"I
stock los, e06 bush. Rye dull no % ,iothN
81 5Od SIS So Grain freight, dull unchanged. Cot,
ton nominal mddling, lsc; foyisioms qiei io"se
fair demand; mess pork, S2o buik meas l9ss
IOg 10 iic sugar pickled shoulders, lie sugar cured
smoked shoulders ii I-2c hams, IA 1-2c lard re.
fined lie. Butter dull o ereameTly fancy lade
fancy' 17c good TO choice, 15a 16c store packed
i3G l6c Eggs very dull, I3c. Coffee quiet; Rio
carcoes fair 100: 40 Z, 17c. sugar strong granu-
lated, 5I-3c. Copper, steady; refined, IL 1-4e'
Boston, July 25.-Marsets quiet.
Buffalo. July Offspring wheat opened dull but
with decline Of 12634c In limits quite business !,
was done. 800 No Northern, spot 20 r.:
o c 1000 d. sae LOCO :" , qT 80 80 1Sc
10000 do. 81 I-la67 Csc; 5000 do, &C; $1,000
do SO Lac. Closing, No hard spot, TIC do J.
20 l-sc; No 1 Northern, spot, % 3-4c, 40, c ! l.
So i-8c. Winter wheat In good request oierl ing
all taken Mt higher prices. Sales, cars NO red
old. 6sd SOC cars do, new, GSc 3 cars NO white,
zoe Corn very unsettled; demand light sales
A i-3c: 5000 bush No > corn, 43 l.ac , cars No
g. at 43 Bic. Closing. No > yellow. 40 LAG No .
g. 4ic asked. oats fmcr. Sales 5000 bush No :
white 36a36 Ice; cars No white, 80 l-2c store.
Rye dull No quoted 55c. Flour dun - easy best e
spring 81 10a ~ 90 winter straishs, 80 Soh 20 90
Canal freight, easier wheat SAC; corn 3oc' seed
4 Bic to New-IOrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending July 20, 1893
pEANc AND PEAS

Receipts for week-Beans, 40 bbls; peas. 1872 iS
bush. Fxports-Beans, $50 pkgs; peas, az dds.
Imports-Beans 400 bags peas, - bags. All hnhs
Of domestic beans have had dull sales 1t Is NOT
year bnt the light export demand is disappointment
70 holders This is especially true IN regard TO req
the hope OF widening the outlet. Marrow ana
medium are steady under moderate offerings Pe ;i
have weakened little and still move slowly ocarEeN
ANYTHING doing in white kidney, turtle soup yellow
eye The pressure sell California lima has forced
the price OF best quality TO 81 95@S2 latter only III
q toibing way High grades OF foreign beans are In
small stock and hold with confidence, but lower
Qualities are very slow. Green peas lower and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
feaal Nct,lrs.
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY Oh

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEW. YUhK.-Oher NJ Alkfnburgh, plaintiff against
Robert II. Arkcnburgh. defendant. summons.
TO the above-named Defendant:
You are summoned TO answer the complaint In
this action and 10 copy OF your answer on the
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days after the service
exclusive OF the day Of service aud In
case your f3iue 70 appear answer Judgment will
against You by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated June 1st 1879.
ROBERT +. LITTLE
Plaintiffs Alto ney.
Once and Postonce address.
No. ~ Wall Street
New-loik City.
To ab0ye-named defendant, Robert H. Arkenburgh:
The foregoing summons is served upon you by publ.
cation pursuant order OF Hon. George l..
justice of the supreme Court Of the state OF NewYork
dated 5th day OF June. 1923, and d with the
pant the office Of the Clerk Of the City and County
NewYok at the County Court House In the City, County
nd New York.
Dated New-Yoik City, June oath, 1893.
ROBERT r. LITTLE,
Atty. tor the PhintlH.
Office and Z. O. address, No. g. Wall Street,
Ne .Nnrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
SI-NDEIES.

NI'TS-Pcanuts dull quoted at sc for fancy hand
n,cked and 81 3 3-4c for farmers: Spanish shelled
dull af 3 Lee for No No quoted at l2@l ,i-4c
Virginia No / shelled at 34G3c, and No al
1a1 Ice. , -. ~ 90 n.
BEESWAX-Quiet; Southern quoted at "3a2o 1"c
for large lots. with smaller sales higher.
MAPLE SUGAR-New bricks nonlnally quoted at
6 80 &c per h. with demand quiet. syrup duh AT
65a zoe per gallon can. No wholesale movement re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

1zzKOuAlN0EHs
There little spurts Of activity occurring even -
and then which prove that the real estate Market ait
apparently asleep, IL not dead by any Brooke
Thirty Hfthst sevenstory bachelor aparmenthouss :.
o lot 4oxoss, for Lowen Halliday. TO W. H. Marus,
the price is 100000.
Henry D. Winans & May have sold at private MA a.
following: No. Ill Fast seventy frsst ~
Mrs. Fannie Harris for s2l 900; also No. IS ~
ScIun % y, 1 y, sooR p E dwslne
also No. 107 Fast Thirty outhst ourstory high ~
m0denized dwelling, 206x60xl00 70 fhsoS
Brain for $40 600, all cash.
At auction yesterday, at the Trinity Salesroom L..
l.. Wells offered frame dwelling o lot 5Oyi0o ~
Lolillard-st nearhd-ave it sold unde. forecosSs =,
50 $50 to John J. Brady.
At the Liberty Street Exchange John T. Boyd oe..1
No. 800 East Twenty secondst hyestory brick ~
ment-house and stores with four-story building In 49,
The lot Is Sox9se The PrSopsrty rents for s2,7ss
bidding slowly nom s22O 600 to s2s'75o. at vhss
rrice the property withdrawn By the auctoneer IL
other sales dyertissd adjourned -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26

RIO market unchangei No coffee. ENchangc
standard J.; nominal good seconds. unchanged, and
II 1916 ,or exehange iIseepis 20 900 bass; stock.
Santos, unchanged receipts 10000 bag; stork $4,000
bags iayre. 1c1 lower. London. 3G01 lower. liam
Lurg ical lower. Total stork Of brazilian coffee I'm
the United TO-DAY T. 233 40 bag total visible
suppy of Brazil coffee ai0at and In the United States.
$3.50 a1os from Rio santos. etc, 10000 bag.
total stock In New.ior 1888 bag.: "archou~c d..
YESTERDAY, ,ll0 bags: stock. New Orleans
$40 bacs in Baltimore, o0l7 bag. The marie; for
no ma. was active the bis!. OF lG5,c for
M Rio Sales 1000 and $50 bags Rio No,
and on spot At basis l6'.c for No 1000 bags Flo
10 90 hc shipped l6asc 1900 bags do 10 arrive
per Dorset at i6sc and 1000 bag. do cost aud freight
IN prtyate terms. Mid coffee quiet
" DRUGS-The market was quiet and without material
change. Opium Is selling IN small lots at e. 10 for
SINGLE ca~s ard 81 42isdS2 As for broken lots. and
e. sass 40 for powdered. ouinine steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Diyfsion-st. s s. lot II map estate OF Hendrck
Rutgers Amanda Woehrle 10 John Hozapfei a
Same prop ,rly; John Holzapiel and wife %
Charles and Amelia Woehrle. ................ n
LudIOw-st, s. 1910 II OF Canal-st, 37.6xsS:
Norman Seymour TO Margaret Wfer ....-....
Lewisst. No %; Galewsk and wife To Jacob
Broome.st No SO. David Rabinowltz and another
TO Elias ketsnan 2
Bank-si, No 10; benjamin Sire and wife to
woostei.st W $. ga II n OF Prince-st, sAsLe;
Morris Feigel TO Isaac Feigel .............-.
2d.ave, No 2,32S; Francis L I~wery referee to
ost6 n 5, 200 II Of Central Park West
25xIOO.l1; S w Mayer, executor TO Minna
Loewenstein and another Observation-Disclosures.
9Sth.st, n $, 225 IT OF Central Park West
2jxIOO IL same to same. .......................
1l0th-st n 5, s. It G OF 3daye, l5xl0O; william
n Willis, referee, b. Susan Loughr1n....... 3
1ltb-ave, n G corner 72d-st 10OxlOOj Vincent
King TO Edward KearDey S
Amsterdam-aye, No 43l George Herbener and
wife TO- Maria Warden ,.;a :, ,o,;oo
Edward Kearney and wife TO Spencer Alcrich 10
Eagle-ave = 1868 IT. OF Westche,ter.a,e
I9x115; Frederick Rohrs and vile TO Haver
Lot 81. Crescentave. 5 S. adjoining lot 40, nap
Belmont,, West Farms Edward NJ Baehtier TO
Lot So map Belmont West Farms same to same
Lot -. map property OF s Canbreieng; Ford;
ham: Peter Leckler and wife to Bernard
Creston-ave. n $. 2i5 It OF Hishb,idge Road,
5Ox1e5: A Siessenbytte to NJ ii ses-enbyttle
Annie Siessenbyttie ;,;;;s,;.....;.;..
sumInit-ave :. 11i.3 IT OF Williamsbrid2e
Road 5Ox irreg; A Erickson and wife TO
Mary Skinner ....----...--...-.... --..''........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26

Seconds -...Zt d35
ENTHUSIASTICALLY local market for pig iron con.
tlnues dull and entirely feaureess; the situation AZ
Philadelphia and Louisville encouraging feature.
money continues close and the inability 70 ui,eouns
paper makes II dnicult, II impossible for Du Is
be conducted on The usual basis. st. Louis
falling OIL In the demand for British work, anu IL -
among the possibilities that the pipe shops whch ai
large consumers OF Iron, shut down in genera, s,u
that Du t'w OF the car companies will continu 70 ~
inl Ihefe are many that believe wnen rs not no
business take, place the prices VIII 10.
gradual bat that sharp advance will take place ana te
the economy pfactised BY buyers ordering a. ItIic
iron as possible Is causing heavy shortage IN so.n'
usually carried by consumers and that buying moNr
ment caused by the scarcity OF I'm any one Sc w.
may spread INTO others and lead u higher prices Ia
present conditions such there l. linty !"
making iron the cost Of and freghs all at Doton
aud the only change that place 10 reduce cO
cut price Of labor which disposed 70 acctPo
further reduction There Is but little movement IN car
wheel iron There il general concession in prices o.
irons, that few small lots seeking cash
customers and have been offered 80 10 - cents Dow
market but the /, insignificant and cuts no
figure The following quotations nominaly current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anthem earah A. 20 n1 s sx% sno.nrr'
trustees n o''n-s'' VI i"NN's''"'Ne' .
Aldhous, Elaa, 10 freaerieha Aiuh'us' > io"'- a
st; Of otn,aVe, tdws,, Kearnev Wes; End.
Aldricb, spencer 10 E lo, n'ar'' "''' i"'''
ave- corner Oh Isl 80 T., ~ yesl eomsns i;,n
Agostine, Joseph ana wiie 70 .sc ,,h',v r"an
Erigcs, Mary w X and ahotner u = l hsr-
nOchan and another, 81 onrrry's'' u Sih' :
t0n.st, mort cages, . years
Barnett. Jacob, TO Bernard ,ialewski 81 81. Lewis.
AZ = q corner OF Stanton-st, mortgages. >
wear. .................-...............
Preden George and wife to l.. Price. trustee,
I.t.aye n W corner ll5th-st, years.
Conway Esther Z, and another 10 En- grant In.
dustrial saynas Bank i''n-''' Oh
coooan Matthew and wife 20 NJ Farley. $
iogth.st g of 2i.ave demand 49,: ........
Diefcnthaler. George 4, TO Benedickt fisher' ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
CUPREME COURT, NEW-YORK COUNTY

- Emile Leya and Arthur Francis Ley!ta Plaint ~
against Ernest Lipman, Herman IIildeshelm Edward
Friedander Ludwig A. Gutmann and John tiorman A.,
sheriff Of the CITY and County OF NcwYork Defendants
To the above named defendants:
You hereby summoned To answer the mpllint I'm
This action II answer on Ike naln
tin attorneys within twenty days after the service OK this
summons. exclusive OF the day OF OF
your answer Judgment VIII he taken
against you by default for the relief demanded in the COM
plsnt.
y Dated Sew.York. December 9th. 1892.
SEWARD GUTHRIE 4 MORAWETZ
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Onlcc and PostonIce address. No. 20 Na.San.st
Ncw.York City.
To the above named defendants Ernest Lpman Ic.man
IIIdesheim and Edward Fre1lander:
The 10 going summons T. served by puhlica
ton pursuant order OF Hon. George l.. Ingra
VI supreme Court Of the New-York
dated One 10th day Of June 1893 filed with the CON-
pant on the oce OF the Clerk OF the CITY and
rounty OF York at the County Court House in fbe
CITY u New.York State OF NewYork, United states of
America. ~ -
DateI New.York. June 18th 1898
SEWARD, GUTHRIE & MORAwETZ,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
ONCE and Postohce address. No. 20 Nassau-st.,
New.York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26

" Exports fom Atlantic ports for week ended July -
and ince September l. 1892 compared with the previous
year:
Last From Prov. -
week 7. Changes
Flour Nls 2-os3A 1cciS go 70 81 3as ! $50
Wbeit hush Gs O. 5j so III ys3 5f7 20 s3.2ll
Crrn bush Il 3i6.57. -. 2;o7,3 Go 53i 3I2 ai2I169
Increase.
E,arpts OF trcadstuns ntoror points IN thousands.
last thsce cphcrs 1000 omitted-nour bbls. grain
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts Tor week, IA pSgs: exports. GAL pkgs.
Jobbers been buying small lots OF evapora ted
apples and the light stocks out Of cold storage have
s1ve,r holders little confidence In fancy quality
brine ana choice grades perhaps q shade steady
6nf no higher 10 SELL Very few sun-dried here. and
Sone 70 come forward. A few raspberrics have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
ilnfurnlsbeo Experiments to Get.

VxrHITEHEAD S.-Steam heated single fats, l3Stss:
w and Tth.aye; every light; hall service evesy
attention for comfort Of cnans also duplex he0s
each family two floors IL large Light roomss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26

been used on small orders at good prices. but no
rates have been established for wholesale business
prime eysporated ART offering for August shipment
at 19c aud will probably go lower. New cherries
can be bought to arrive at close 10 &C. California
l=r.Iae As.u nd laxyaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
BUTTER

Receipts for week. 56651 pkgs; exports 41I6
pigs. The last week has brought some changes l 10
fhe market. supplies have run unexpectedly heavy,
the consumptive wants of the trade have appeared
lighter speculative buying has been wanting ana the
Unsatisfactory condition of financial matters has
added 10 the depression Not nearly all Of the fresh
Rave been added To largely Prices have been shaded
from time time In the hope OF finding new outlets
for the stock, but trade has continued Quiet UP 10
the close, and the general market still has very
easy tone. To-day's business was mainly on the
basis of 90 &c for strictly fancy Western separator
creamery and gilt edge lots Of state in tubs, but
good many marks only shade of fancy sold at roc,
while 6rsts were freely offered slow at 19d 10 lie
Western receipts especially are showing good deal
OF defective butter owing to hot weather at time Of
nroduction and buyers drawing the lines more
Closely on quality. If many OF the fancy marks
continue to run sour and shnmery IL VIII not 90
State dairy butter comes forward slowly and has
0uiet trade at 10000 to quality, latter only for
fancy half tubs Imitation creamery Is weak at
II I-2aISc for choice marks, and factory has fallen
of 1.oc hinder q much lighter export demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26

warded Y67 bales stock li1552 balcn Total net 20 day
bales; thus far hi, week, bales, i,Gl9
bales last week. Exports to-day Britain S,4iO
bales Continent, Az Dae,. Consolidated net 29G bacs
Great Britain. l03l9 bales; france, 100 bales Cont
nen $40 bales total 80 bales stock, 9l3i balls
Closing cables; LNrrpoO-SpOt cotton traicr American
mdcilngr, III sales 5000 bales receipts 1900 bales
including 5000 bales American. Futures opened seady
az lGi advance closed quiet at l-G4G2.N advance,
compared vita closing prices OF Yesterday. Closing Liver
POOL quOtatone-july i2jb; Juy-AUcu.t 42ib: Augu.t
September 423Q42i september October 42ia i2j; DE-
tobcrNovrmbcr, i2Gs November. 427d42S De-
cembcrJanusy, 42J JanuaI obruaiy 43lh, February
March: 43:ai3S Marh-Amil 43ia4%.
tOFFEE-lhc coffee market at y 0rH opened weak
and showed decline o , points owing
decline In IIayrc and free receipts, sold quite
freely At the decline there little buying
and some shorts covered. The market has had
decline for september contracts ~ c since ago
yesterday and tr5dcrs naturally hesating
when IL comes To selling Tor short account ON the
other hand the conditions regarded pes misflc
that there Is encouragement u buy coffee. Sales,
a hays ntio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26

Transferable orders issued at 80 Total sales. 03 800
bales. New-York spot sales to-day and last night: or
consumption $50 bales 100 bales total $50
bae- spot market quiet middlings 10 which Is I'M
changed compared with yesterdays prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
LIVE POULTRY.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts of Southern potatoes have fallen of
seriously and while the arrivals from nearby points
are larger the market has ruled generally strong for
pime grades. Tomatoes in very liberal supply and
much lower. Cucumbers plenty and cheap. Egg
plants lower. Other vegetables generally Without
ch hmm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26

LEATUER-Thrre very Indifferent demand from
,om. bycrs as we'll from exporters. bui tho
ruled about steady al unchanged prices. We quot
uEMIOCk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
FRUITS AND BEIRIES--FREsH.

Choice large apples in fair demand and steady but
ordinary qualities including nearly all the receipts
from Jersey and up-river, are dull and weaker
Southern lie Cone pears steady. Bartlett and Clapp's
Fsvorte lower. Cooking pears from nearby points
arc dull and easier. Peaches In light supply from
far SOUTH but more plenty from nearby; fancy
fruit In demand and firm southern grapes very dun
Cnran,s steady Blackberries have ruled firm but
close a shad, easier. lIuckleS,eriies OF hne quality
steady: poor lots neglected RaspberrieS scarce and
Ann NlIskmelons mostly too green, and such me-:
Iecfed fancy wanted. Medium and small waterm'l
ons plenty and lower: fancy large fI1i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26

HEMP AND JCTF-Thc market remained dull at
,oninally unchanged prices. We quot: Manila HEMP
SPOT shipment 0dU4c ssal hemp. pot and to arrive
~ iLac: lutte spot 2Iad2',c; shipment. 2Ldic: tut.
bvtts and reflections SPOT. -id"2c 10 arrive 3IOa2c.
UIpES-The market remains dull and nominal We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-26
HAY AND STRAW.


There have been almost daily fluctuations IN the
price OF fowls but on the whole We have had very
good market Yesterday the price fell to IL lie but
recovered to-day good STOCK prime Indiana Selling
nj 14a Ia lie, and two cars OF inferior southwestern
ut 10 l-2c Chickens have had slow sale at lower
rates and the feeling IS barely steady al the close
Turkeys in small supply and higher. Ducks and geese
unchanged. Western dressed poultry cleaned up
closely at the end OF last week. prices gaming
strength and closing firm AT lac for best fowls l6@
lSc for scaded chickens and 16d zoe for dry picked
SO far this week trade has been quiet and chickens
show an easier tone. while fowls held about steady
under light supplies. Long Island spring ducks quiet