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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-20
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June 19-Cattle, receipts,
$500 head; shipments 200 head; market
slow; rather on down turn; Texans lower;
prime TO extra native steers q SOa4 95;
medium 81 15a3 95; Texans g 00s3 90.
Hogs-Recei pts, 10000 head; shipments,
1000 head market active and unchanged;
rough heavy 81 25a4 80; packers and mixed
81 7Oa4 So; prime heavy and butchers
weights 81 9Oa5 90; assorted light 81 Sga
4 -.
market unchanged; top sheep, s. 25a3 CO.;
top lambs, a 25a4 80
EAST LIBERTY PA, June l9.-Cattle-
Receipts, liberal; market, shade lower;
prime s. 50a4 20: good butchers S3O0a3 80 (;
good fat cows and heifers - 75a3 25; bulls
and stays 3 O0a3 90.
Hogs Receipts light; market strong at
Yesterdays prices.
Sheep-Supply liberal; extra So 40a3 80;
good - OOa3 20: fair s. 0Oa2 60; common
5OcaSl %; lambs IS l0a4 80.
CNcINNArI, O., June 19.-Hocs, frmer
at 81 15a4 So; receipts, 1900 head; ship
ments, 1900 head.
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PRODUCE

Nav YoRE, June lq.-FIour, receipts
$1,000 barrels; exports, 5000 barrels;
sales, $1,000 barrels; market, steady.
Wheat, receipts, 1920 bushels; exports,
$4,000 bushels; sales, S,O4O,OOO bushels
futures: spot market dull: No. I Northern
6qSs C; options weak and lower; No , red
June use; July 6l5satS',c, closing at
62i,c; August On a63}sc, closing at 63l c;
September 6i's a65SEc, closing az CiAac;
December 61isC. Corn, receipts 10000
bushels; exports $500 bushels; sales,
lS5, 600 bushels futures and l9S, 600 bushels
spot; market Steaey; June, 4J}sc; july,
ass. a46i4 C; August 1910; September 41C.
Oats, receipts, IA, OOO bushels; exports,
1000 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels fu-
lures and 81 coo bushels spot; market, dull
but higher; June 5Oa5l] sc, closing at Size;
July 49, a50C, closing at sec; August $50;
September S54c. Hay, steady. Hops,
quiet Hides, dull. Wool, quiet; domeS-
tic fleece, lgs25c; pulled, 20a2Sc. Beef,
quiet. Cutmests steady Lard, steady;
western steam s. 90; July : 05; Septem-
Der g. 20. Pork, firm; new mess, SlS 50a
Il 90; extra prime, $l2 5Oal3 90. Butter,
steadier. Cheese, weak. Eggs, dull
TallOw, easy; city, 4lsc. Petroleum,
quiet; United States, S9S{c. Resin. strong.
Iurpentine, firm. Rice, stesdy. Mo
lasses, steaoy. Cottouseed Oil, inactive.
Coffee, steady and sails points down. SUI
gar, firm.
CHICAGO. June l9.-Liberal selling gave
wheat a lJSc tumble to-day, and July
closed 10 lower than yesterday, despite
a goodly supply Of bullish news. July
corn closed q c lower; July oats &c higher.
and provisi Ons lower all round. Flour,
steady. Wheat cash No. spring, 5sc;
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bicycle, was run over by a frightened
horse. His wheel was badly broken and
Abe was considerably bruised, but not
seriously injured.
Prof. Frank Nelson's scholars, &C,
comuanied by the U. r. X. OF P, will
give a musical entertainment at Rock
HUI school house Tuesday evening,
June 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. briggs we're az
Woodsfeld yesterday attending the
funeral Of Mrs. briggs mother, Mrs.
Harriet Reed.
Rev. s. c. Collier, formerly pastor OF
the South Bellaire NJ. f. Church, now
OF New Athens, is visiting old friends
in the city.
Ezra Heuthorn ana wife have gone TO
Petersburg, w. Va, to spend the sum
mer with his mother.
The plate department eff the BeIlaire
steel plant is now in operation.
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BELLAIRE

An accident occurred on the r, D. &
G. railroad near WOodSde.d Monday
evening, in which Lewis Smith, the en-
gineer, was fatally injured, aud Fire
man Theodore Allen was killed. Smith
was a former Bellaire man, and was a
brother OF Ed. Smith, the sewing ma
chine agent Of this city. He has wife
and several children, who reside al
Summerfeld, Monroe county. His
mother lives q this city. Allen was a
single man, whose home was a. Lanes-
Vile, where his remains were sent. The
accident was caused by q treitle giving
wav and preciptatiUg the engine aud
tender into the gully thirty feet below.
The Home Benevolent Society gave a
very interesting entertainment at the
residence of Mrs. L. A. Rodeter, in the
Fourth ward, yesterday evening. The
following programme was rendered:
Bitter Sweet Waltz, Bessie Luxe; Reel
tation, frankie King; Duet, Leila and
Lola Metz; NOca. Solo, Mrs. Sellers
LaEure; Recitation, Stella Fawcett;
Piano Solo, John SChiCk; Recitation,
Elsa Lazure; Trio, frankie King, Elya
and Edna Francis: Steamer Dance, Jas.
Halliday; Beading, Edith Thompson;
Piano and Vocal Dues, Lulu Nelson and
Certie FawCctt; Defamation, Matte
Dawson, Vocal Solo, Bessie Galiaher.
Mrs. Rosa McGiunis, widow OF Ar
thur McGinuis, died az her home, il the
First Ward, yesterday, aged 90 years.
She had been confined TO her bed for
several months with heart trouble ana
general debility. Three grown children
are left TO mourn the loss OF = kind aud
loving mother-James, Anna and Mrs.
Paul MaUrOt-all living Ia this city.
Sine funeral will take place from -.
Johns Catholic church tomorrow. In
torment at Mt. Calvary cemetery,
Wheeling.
J.H. Dreuuen, Rev. Samuel Boyd,
David Park, James \. Gray, X. W.
Smith, w. H. BlackfOrd, James Kerr,
Hiram Frazier, f. c. Boyd, and Rev.
Mr.. Boyle, members OF the Sepiugeus-
rian Club OF Martins Ferry, passed
through the city yesterday on their way
20 Glencoe 10 participate in the birth
day of John McNiece, Esq.
In the city yesterday. Patterson,
Cambridge, o; William Freudenber-
ger, Charles hernlS, Steubenviile, o.;
Leon Klee, PittSburg, Pa; A. Stevens,
Newark, O.; J. f. Foley, Columbus; o.;
b. Wilson, Clarksburg, w. Va; VIII NJ.
Bender, Huntingdon, Pa.
Jacob Boneysteele, the ice dealer, and
Thomas Morrison had an alteration on
Union street about noon Yesterday. The
affair finally led 10 blows, aud the men
were separated only after Boneysteele
had been knocked down. Morrison was
arrested.
The clerks and doctors played game
of ball on the commons yesterday after
noon. AT the end OF tho seventh inning
most of the players wer. exhausted and
the game was stopped, I'm the score
standing even-19 each
Aha Hergburg, VIII 'iding on his
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The PIrmnuth on q Rock

NEWPORT, R. l., June 19.-The Fall
River line steamer Plymouth which ran
on Mall rock of Roses Island last even
ing has not yet been released. The
DumUs have been able 10 keep the hold
tolerably free from water entering by
the hole knocked in the ships bottom.
Most OF the passengers were taken oil
oy midnight aud sent to New York by
train. 1t may be some days before she
"a, Ia HDated
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PETKOLEUM;

New YORK, June l9.-Petroleum, steady
Pennsylvania oil, sales none; July option
sales none; closed at $3.50 bid.
on CITY, PA, June l9.-Petroleum,
opened, S934c; highest 90c; lowest $3.50;
closed at soc; shipments, ll0,135 barrels;
runs, 81, l37 barrels.
PITTSBURG, PA. June l9.-Petroleum,
nothing doing-S9s[c bid.
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NO honey To PAY
The West Virginia Militia Gov Mac
CorkIe's Personal Note.

COrkIe's Personal Note.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, June 10
The cost to the State Of keeping sroops
in the field al Eagle Station and Ben
wood during the miners strike is SlO,-
600, and there is TO money TO pay the
bill. The legislature at its last session
appropriated SIS, 600 for the guard, but
il is found that the appropriation is for
encampmeDt alone and cannot be used
to deiray expenses of active service.
Gov. MacCorkle gave his personal note
for s.. 500, TO pay the troops that were
ordered out 10 Eagle Station and if he
should not do likewise for those ordered
TO Benwood they will have 10 walt until
after the next meeting Of the legislature
in January for their money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-20
DRY GOODS

New YORK. June 19.-With a good num-
Der of new buyers in the market consider
aOle inquiry was made for al classes Of
staple, cOlored and fancy cottons, but with
out corresponding results. Wooden goods
without demand Of moment. Blankets and
fanne.s Qulet.
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EXPEDITION.
THAT IS TIES WORD fHg HOUSE WILL USE
FOR A MOTTO

When Il Gets Hold Of the Tariff sill-Ths Meas
IRE Will No. BE- Rushed, But No lniermina-
BE Dsbals for the Sake Of Killing Time Will
10 Mlowet-Ths Rules Committee Ready to
Assist
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money. L Per Csnt-GOvsrnmsut', Firm.
stocks, Steady - Flour, sseady-Nhsat
Lower,
New YORK, June 19.-Mouey on call easy
AZ l per cont. last loan l per cent; closed
at / per cent. Prime mercantile paper "a
az per cent. Sterling Exchange, firm
at 4Ssa4gU. Silver certificates, 64a6jc.
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70
General FrsiEht.and Passenger Agent
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
Time table, taking effect at 500 p m Sunday,
June Sd, 1894.
snrru FOUND.
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DITALosuE AND rAkKH
" Hsyink the Eott e02Pisi
both Eaehissry tsa ntterih',
PriHaag ConpAsy are prep
prsntine Of this class Ia as
ttv;e ssd In the shsrtsst tias
pished On spplie.tisa- w
RIHTISs 60. IL fsffc
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The Metal Market

NEW YORK, June 70. Pig iron, slow.
Copper. quiet. Lead, quiet Tin, steady !;
straits SO -.
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Tpaily except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm. Grove
a. e:4SS N. aud Wheeling az i2:l7 p. IN.
TIMES No. J. 6, Il aud - connect vita kerdc
line Tor Triad elphia. Hefdic leaves Tface-
phiA for Elm Grove At $50 .. m $50 .. m
l3:9 - ma. and $50 p. m. Daily. except sun
DAYS ana Saturdays hsrdic, will connect with
t!sln No. 81. leaving Wheeling at 100 .. m.
sundays herdlc leaves Trisdelphia At 9:vo =.
m 100 n. IN. ESQ p. m. ,snG connects with
trains No. 5 lisud 2N FRO wheeling.
HE. WEI. GERBER, Gen. Manage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-20
RAILWAY TIME GARD

krrIvs ana departure OF trains on ana altar
", ., 1891 EXPLANATION or KEFERKScs
AARKs: 'Daily; tSuAdAy excepted; .Nou-
cay excepted; Saturday excepted; Sunday
only; saturday only. Eastern STANDARD Tine
which Is one boar earlier thau Central Time.
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TRANs-oHIo DIVISIONS
For Columbus. Chicago and .hs West, TO
m. and Up. NJ, daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati and ST. Lsuia il.p ..
~ and 1870 Z. ~. daily.
81. Clairvliis accomnodatioa, 100 3. m. ana
$50 .. m, except sunday
Newark accom- moaition 30 ?. M, creep,
SUNDAY
anhfYs
From Chica2o. 23j and l0i5 .. m. daily.
From 81. Louis Cincinnati aud Colanbaa
f.55 a m. aud - .. m. daiiy.
81. Clairsy lie accommodation. N.B q m
and 2. y 3, NJ. sEcspt Sspday.
newark accommodation, ll5 I, N, sIcs7i
CHAs o. 5CuLL
General PasEenger Agsn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-20

ARRIVE
From New York, Philsdelphis. Bsltimof
Washington, Sl5a. IN. daily.
Cumberland accommodation. $40 p.
cept sunday
Grafton sccon modation. 1910 = No.. dat
MoundsVillc accom- modAtion. 1.ly add
m, aud l.1J p. n, except sunday. aud y
M. saturday onlA.
K.yssr express, 500 p. m. eHespt NondaJ
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RAILROADS.

Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
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WHEELING AND PiTTsBCRG DIVISION
For Pittsburg, Washington, Baltlmore. Phil
sdelphia and New YORK. 90 q m. aud 3 81 ,.
n. daily
Plttsbufg accom- m oaatiop, 100 - m, daily
Pittsburg express 80 p m except sunday
Washington. Pa, accommodation, 800 p. N.
except sunday.
Pittsburg express SO p. m. sunday only.
InnfvE.
From New York Phisdeiphls Bsltimors
Washington and Pittsturg, ll.N ?. m. aud
10 IS IN. daily
and 90 y. m daily.
Washington, Pa. accom- modation. $40 A. IN,
except sunday.
Pittsburg express. 1913 a m, sunday only-
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or,,rp MApKrTs-BY TELEGRAPH

nu,,t, rulv ,-Cattie-Rcceipts last y hours w
bnJ total for week far $40 heal Tor SANE . ~,
lost week 100 head. consigned through. ~
NJ YORK $50 h~nd. sale. 90 head MARK, ", ,n,,
, al err, closed strong all sold, fat heavy -"et
81 a.. iiybt butchers 81 JO1S3 ~; fat cows = 'onf2
Receipts last ~ hours 0"" h@'n 'a 49, - ~,
b.,I o. nsIgnsd through 500 head; To New YORK . W.
hsaj ON gaIe $50 head market opened lower TOT n.'
M mixed hackers s. 45fiSj -. dunls - 4VH
Z 4, rholce heavy s. 35esj 40. roushs, - "nSf
Torkers sold late 81 20 AID fair To gool heaNy ~ o
n q 81 sheep and lambs-R"ctlits LAST ,i,na
~ Total Ir week thus FAR. 2oODJ head for <lr ,'e
last w~-k. head. consigned tnroush '' ri,g
.bp drm lair lambs Gull and quarter lover; ch"ire
,reiv steady market closed strong for sheep ana
WY lambs Of only fair Gual,ty w'I "a, lin,
20 fair 81 iOas1 good sheep here quotations. - -'Y
rnon stool, yards Chicago. July atile-KeceIpss'
ca rs, - s,ocers and fecle.s $2as3 -: cows ana
bus 81 25at3 30 calves $29$s ~ s,hSrs neg
nctcd Heavy - s5HS 20. Common To- choice N.Y. sos
81 75HS5 20 choice escorted 81 l'nS' ~; nFnt'
81 in. uiga q, 3oasj Sheep Receipts 5000 head 'la
lot sfr'rr Inferior choice 81 21dSJ ~, ahOs > '"
-. Louis ruly 2i-Cotile-Reccpts. 3.s31 head Ma,
cattle market Puei ana pI"rS sie.rs
Tess cattle onj - head. Prcs stcady "Iu 81 o.
Si@sI - Tvs 81 90 sas2 CO. Texas ste@r' WuGS 20
IIocs ccepts 2OG5 head. Market stead; Oprn~h 90
,fJ 81 S5T.5 IL light. 81 0af5 10. she"l'-RecSipS;
l. go head Market strong and active. Native S-""
= 90; iuly 2l-Ca,c- Receipts. 20 cars; mar,
bet arm IN test es prin" s. "a>' e., e. gd ,l
80 good huctcrs 81 'or$1 rough tn >f - 5o
81 Uors-, arryris. market firm on g1l gram,
d"phas 81 j0r<5 -. host Nortrs - 4sgS1 80, mn
e. rs ,,.ys and r. u.h s6us 81 25asi p Shee fr-
ra.,fs f,r. marA, unchang"d extra >,,"g?' ,p %
s1i3 - 'r '2gs2 ~ remm %.a ea,es ); Sos5 3
l..tN rl -
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ncnng range and close to-day and closing bids tho
~ TIC. -. ani Lei var follow;

Narke, closed quc, points net d 't' ' M
,.r.J with Yesterdays closing prices lrhht' 80,
&c q zoe Total sales. 1916 500 bales Ne"
solas today and night. ofncalI; I'lo 400
evror Geo bales. consumption. loo pa"s 'iJit,g ~,
hee' total 0TO bales: spo; market easy mnulns ~
lands 7c miidnC gulf, nc. when n Nv 80, recetnts
narod with Yesterdays closing NS" BIZ ho,es salos
G tales. gross bales forwarded - 'nt haiea
o-o bales: spnners 1910 bales: STOCK l,ol' ,,is
rO'a No, rort receipts to-day. $50 bales mus n III
,eoL 30d bales Exports to-day: Great 49, sr, ics.
,alss' Thus far this week: Grent l'rl'f'h o,S -ni
trance 33O bales; Continent. 800 ba'cs' S'''>' -'
bales. ..,o.. soies : 600 bales: specula-
,dn opd exDnr 300 bales; American % w.,
nin,s a Npr bales mddng upland . ~ 90, = a.,
onenel steady AT 2G4d decline. ana if.hci i.nc
o',sS ciosej barely steady AZ 4olr'"'h s,vus,
III, ao 20 40. July-Augnst. 34e 20 o. ,ror
S-Os: S~ptemD~r-o ctohe -" 70 o' or,,er
,,..rnhe, alb November December, ,1-n, ,tnrcb
Iarv s,S January February, 3b+h fctFna'v s H.
AK 70 3aG March-Apr 331v Man'nFs , ,,rh 5n,ng
I,"vers. favor cloths inquiry Dut No. ,rder
"Uissctst-t-r Prices were again lower yeSteiuHN, rt
.b ,rauence 81 the free receipts a. Tazh"n DE- ana
Wv sar,,er, Increase the stocks. ho'n AZ IA, 80
$500 The trading light and c'In 1 I'm s,ies
- ,-o5ers Uavre closed i.Hia franc ""'d. ", -,
y, 80 900 hag- Tor ,he July LETT on Al
A,,,-s, O. y: September. o. y. Octoher - ,a.ni
6, "a A. Rio the market weak, win ~ ,I =,
49,. a, ~ 700 res: exchange was uncha'E ~ \,
o.. receipts two days al RiS ,sH NJ, IA 600 bags
- 1'n,ei states 5000 bags; stock ~ mo o,c-@rc
Santos ?"'fff 100 refs: two days receipts Zoo
S. s.ock liz 600 bags Hamburg maIKrt S' ~,
,"'to dscire for the July. ISZ3 plgs Nns's'
:. ~ cs,tnrnber ~ 30: october Io NoV..nprI, " l.,
Cn,,rac.s closed steady. unchanged 20 Nv '''"'' -
c,,De Sales were I2.25O bags as follows ,.s,
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THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-YOfk July n 80
COTTON-The market started with de'Ilhe - -
80 ,oin,s on A lower Liverpool contract marHet ana
slight decline In Liverpool spots tho net drolh" on
pool futures being TO points The spot h'i'F III.
this early decline there was i M,
10 points local buying but M ~ ,r,,s.
annhnr down turn and Sold Of with 6V"c Tor Nuhr''
which breaks previous low price reo.rts or coo
total sales for the DAY pes "o2
h,l.s Tie market closed with net d"iin" or 80 "
toints Extremes August were o.'-n"Oor; WIN w
i,a ,uie, The room, trader are hsarish ~ ever
There is renewed liquidation u August c"huac,s nan,
To- a ruiz TO take actual c''t."'
ovur Il, the unsatisfactory condition OF me MARE
Crop advices ar" i.Nof"r I -
t.i,oi - dovnverd movement outside u complaints
~ con nuei rain in the Atlantic states reports
ing natferng and Correspondents III ''.
Mssiasippi Valley Arkansas. Alabama ana
in States could hardy u" b'tt'i ~
said that American spinners have BROUGHT ier scn
down to very low point ana are awaiting e 49, -.
~ new cotton before buying even enough 10 ov'ri -
actual consumption. The general idea ~ AZ nom h .
ahrosd prospects point 20 an outtnrn ~ o'.
q 600 600 bales Manchester seems 10 be WORKING nv
little better position and there is better demand
Locally the cotton goous HH'hcN u ava ' $780,
factory as wished for. ,, VA. ~.
Opening and close to-day ana cos'"s '''' Wv
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Er.RopEAx Produce MARKETS.

Liverpool July - 3.i5 p Heef-l;H'ra India mo .
dull al 81. prime mess dIil ~ 800. PORK lii'n"
mess Western nne steady a. 1o~. DO mrdi-m. h"'Hy
al Goa Hans short cut about ~ GO Ii IL. stead al
5ss Bacon Cumberland cut. about y t. 30 H. dnI A.
3g. short rib about - n dull Al "s. long clear MIA
dl.s about a. H., iu a. 37s long and short clear mid
dies about -, ~ dull at 3Gs. shoulder About J. 10 u
III dull Al 3Gs American finest white aul col
or.d firm 4js 81. Talow Prime city dun 40 rs 81
Cottonwood oil. Liverpool refined dun Al 20 o. ri'.
Of ,uruentine a rs. Iosin mnon STEADY 81
81 7igi Iard-Spoi dun 30 oi. Wh"a'-No red
winter easy At ~ Al. ~ red spring 'asy at g. -
Flour-St. Louis fancy winter an ~ - "a ,"'n
Mixed Western spot - I'D. July firm at Is ii.
Angus, arm A. Ia September hrm - Is i.l. Hops
al Inndon-Tacinc J"uti
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July 2t-At the wool sales to-day $500 bales
offered The attendance was
good bidding spirited especially for Victorian al
though inferior fiat Merinos kcenly com
peed for the Continent and prices generally
were nrm To-days 81 grcases include the fol
lowing:
New Sotith Wales 800 bales at 5dSiad.
Denomination bales ut 1i4E7i.d.
Victorian 300 bales Gi.Hli I'll.
South Australian-7OO bales AZ ii.MIisd.
New-Zeaand- .. 200 bales at 5AaiId.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal-300 bales at 5&d8ad.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore July 2.-Flour dull UNCHANGED; sales 100
ms wheat weak. 80 . rcd spot 3A, n3"iIc: H'hh,
~ 1..t.c. August. .li3.c. September. 's,d,,t =.
NOR y, r"l IA. sic. milling by -an9" '"@.''
stock OIL Ht2 lu.h. sales. l."wr bush corn lul ,Nrd
.r,f .S44Sir month fNc BID southern 3'H,"c yeIioW
II ID 30. .-.r 10 bush Diis steady, ~. WIZ
Wr,f.rn - asked. 80 mixed We-''rn. +'H 'o' E'k
IL 100 bush I.t" steady. NC stock 'rl push ~
inactive. xit o4Sis Drain fr"igh's nui"t in'hne
l.. ..si~~ cotton dull. midinr' ~ firt'>o'a 'u'
forhanseI Butter creamery. fanc' l'"-"'' ''
fancy isii5,. packed iuf l2c rSf hrin"t -a''
C,n.. steady. ~ = ltt.c Sugar steady ui' iAHE.'.
Boston july - Flour quiet AMI unchanEr'i 'gin IN
r,,.le,,f. supply AMI higher oats quiet nut s'""N.
snars sea.ly Provisions quiet ln'f"r gilri ana ih'l
Northern creamery. l"N9p.. N"f'ru lHHi'' '"''s'
arm. host Northern. 9rHi-r Ecff lrw-
RnTa.o July spring whoa Demand ccnhn'i -
small It's. limits wcnh. @'"e. Zoo" ln1h >" ma
...,, ~ .DGgssc. 3col bush d. G'fr. 3frl hpsh ~
Nu.7eiu GinGiAr SPIT. 1000 iI'h y h"fh- r. ! J.
., ID, ao,) bush - northern chicago. - arr'"
So closing. y. hard spot. g.. 30. - T. - -.
~ northern spot. Gle. do e T. coo WINTER "h"at
easier. sales ears ~ rsi track 5p9c. . cars 90
store 81. cars ~ / white 5'' 'ar - extra
White &c C.rn 0i,r.I nrIa. c'os" e hgHrf' -
ca-s - > yellow $50. i7o'o bush 80 a. go
-. bush 3D.. if'.c store. 'lif y f',.1"'
49, o., Is Closing. - yellow %. y : corn 90,
...-e oars lower. demand FAR. 50 WIN" 81 81
a.. 50 ? white. i.-c. ~ mixed. 90 on r1, b,
n. phre -. y, white Wrtir IN store r."
,,e.L $50 90 store -Four Fair demand 'at'+ IN
changed M'l'".I steady. 1900 tanT~l cana i'HisHfS
Arm. wheat 3i.-. com. B. 90 N"H-N'rH
chicago July ETH. l.alns futures rnnEed rs foi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25

s,d Hartford OPS cans OF milk; Ontario anG We St
800 Of milk and 294 cans Of cream III md az
l 2oI of Of condenser MIN -
l~s ~ cream; N.v-Jersey Central 30 cans OF mn
AMI 10 cans cream and by miscella shgt III
dailv supply has % 569 OF mix 90 caIs 80
rordensad mix and SOS Of cream I'M a. -.
,nn I'D Tor he surplus On he platforms has bcri
a. can OF forty quarts. The MIX Exchange pi'oe
rr.,,ains al cents a quart net 20 the shlip''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25

poston rulv 1.-THE demand for wool has been quite
good and the large mills supplying their wants
The market steady. Territory wool sells freely at SW
10 Tor nac and nnc medium and up To- he Tor medium
81 ia secured range Of 30n3ic pound Spring Texas
wool continues demand at l0dl3c. California ana
Oregon wool been dull In pulled wool fair sales -
9Sd,sc clean a. 10 quality. Ohio neec.s ip steady
demand with sales of at 1Inlhc; AN and M ana
above isG2 oc and No az l.n2oc per pound In
Michigan X sales are lGdlIc. Washed combing wool
Is dull and nominal Fine i'lane seections are In very
good demand Mt eOQ2c FOR Ohio and luc for Michigan
Tnwashsd combing wool hrm and In demand at l6alSc
FOREIGN have been duh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25

co 10 At 81 20 1870 60 NJ. at 81 90; aeo 60 %
iarhs "a n, at 81 80: ~ sheep 6s ID NJ -
Sev;or e Co. 23l Kentucky lambs 6s 10 a, - To5
80, 10 az N nj 81: II sheep. SO lb al =, 90, 90 "a
dIv lsG West Virginia lambs. 90 H. at - ~ ~ 'o' "
,Reccpfs 70 cars. Gol head OF "nlcn ,oo
head we're for sale Market steady al ;" oorS v,rsms
~ co,n,rv-d-essed firm at 5iashc per 10 Tor sA''e'7
weights a., &c -,o.o hogs 40 N aver
sc nor 100 n. % DO 23I N. at - 80 90, ~
~ E; 20. cough o. 10 No. at s.; do ~ 10 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
DO white



rece,,s ~ hreadsturs at interior points IN
lost three ciphers COOO) omitted. Flour DDS gram W
frilc -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
X THE BOND MARKET.

There were no transactions IN GoyeTnnss
bonds at the stock Exchange. but me m1ua
WAS firm even If somewhat Irregular. c'0s~s
quotations were rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
DILL AND IRREGULAR.
LITTLE CHANGE IN STOCAS.
sr-cAP FALLS AND OTHER SECURITIES
MAKE SMALL GAINS.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY -.
e. nQNnS AID HANK sTOCkS.

10 n,, c,o,o n, \ Y 1oJ iJCo0 K & East Ist. I
ooo- ~ IN I,"na I,oh, D 1000 Mo X & Tex list
--o"' D. y, 100, sooI, ESQ ~ ...... .s20F.