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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-06-23
oReeoN's GOVERNOR ELECT.

Judge Lord Was Born In Delaware and
Served In the Union Army.
William Payne Lord, governor elect
Of Oregon, was born in Kent coun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York June y, 1884,
BEANS AND PEAS Recelps Of domestic lcaps con'ions
holders are meeting what demand here If at late quoted
cleaning IN good shnpc and prices we'll sustained
and qucter than medium Green peas soa. We quote fr
iln 81. DO rra 81 ~. d" White Ednrr 81 s0asg ~
kidney 81 G1as2 70: DO turtle soup 81 95p$2. Do
yellow eye 50 33q'2 - DO lima California q" NJ. y 20
do foreign 81 3'nS2 90 DO foreign. medium 81 30
s. oI%aN TO- do bags. 81 o2z0$l o. do Scotch. 81 goa
aa a aooa e sans, Of " %'F ns 5s
1ues slack but win some spc1atye bu, ing and con
are able 10 sustain lae prizes o"er qualities OF creo
w nS e S SS ssPe n At M s
rss lGi4a17i4c do soconds l50iGc do thirds l4Gl4kc
nrsts. i40Ghc; do Welsh tubs seconds nrsts. la
g dairy 'd abs l9Gs' dcrSmey hTss
i4c: do tubs. hrs's i24aiasec thirds ~
treS wan Inited h"wey~T for want y pes -" Tni
below fancy had uncertain demand ana ven, NJ ir-
rss rman1 m 'Ig much 5" below G s6 n9 5 further
siderable lots are gong INTO store Part rkims very dun
them an ana more Than half of the receipts s,
unsod IAven"o cable. AS 3D. We quote: state factory
ss@s%e; DO good to prime. shos4e do common 10 fair
idN.c part skins. cs'a?aro County choc@, 5l.S5igc
MarGe nnchanrei R@cepfs No., a,,i 40 large
as last wers bui demand gh ana supply ample though
urgently oGcrcd ana weak We a. c I~rscy per dozcn
1871 1870. STATE and Pennsylvania 2M13r: Western prime
To fancy III,0lec: do inferior Ter case spa 81 n
FRUITS AND BERRIES FltESII-S small lots u early
peaches from Maryland generally Of ordinary quality
slow demand at weak prices Good apples in
request but the few lots arriving generally poor
and have moderate prices lie Conc pears IN fair
demand when ~ good quality. Southern pluHs In light
supply, but demand equally small Cherries rterdy for
prime Strawberries nearly all sof
leaking badly and prices much lower Nactt"rries
IIuckebtrrics steady Muskmeons easier. Wat-rmcons
IN moderate supply and held higher but not active We
quote: Peaches Maryland. Hacs early, per crate. 7jc
81 q; apples Maryland per crate, $lW$l 30; groies
Forda, case. $iNs2. Pums. wid goose per basket
5"c pear. l. Cont carrier. 81 5n>2 p; cherries
pr H. 27c strawbcrrcs. per quart aWs backberrics
Wilson per quart. Gioc; do. Dorchester. iWGc rasper
rles rcd. upryer cup case: DO Jersey. per pint
34jc: 3d. backcap. 2H3.c; huciebcTTic per quart 100
~; gooseberries. quart 2Wic muskncons per Dbl
$laS2 20: do basket j0c$l 3n watermeons per 100
$l5NS22
wants OF Jobhine trade. but stocks Hight TINT
holders are asking steady prices Tor best grades. We
quote: Apples evaporated fancy per H. iHhJi5c; do
choice l3l0l4c; do common 10 prime. nMl5c do sun
dried North Carolina. GGsc: do state G'=asc; chois
iMG2c: cores and skins. lllsc: peaches evaporated
Delaware, peeled, li@lsc; DO sundrled North Caro-
Grated l7ql7tc; do sundred. Ice; Cherries l29l2he
apricoa. l44lSc; prines. CWlOc -, .
HoPs-Trade moves along slowly. and while the mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28

bet vs sRwe V9 Re q @aal sa ite
DO good 70 pri1e i2 csdlsc 10 f., Do common prime
,,G' a.. ,-'Tlirgs sale. old olds AZ c,r,e IN
i,t thrrc was demand Tor nearly every 'n',ti -
the market higher ana hrrn t"r nr,r1e large.
WEIGHING stock We quote: spring SnchrS ,,m"n 10 me-
He,n I.gI,s.; fowls local and Western p5g luck
Soufh4rn 100: od ROSTERS Gsc Hrlc,c. do south
80 .r rair 5DQ7Oc. 10 estern ''G,'c' Nv sor
l,.' 81, g.ose Der pair 75cNSl II; pigeons ~
VIM EI-frcsh fowls are IN mo-" saI I'm prr-
today but good many lots are SIN O." ,re sr,rts to
rlis, prices have boon unsu "rrt,,, Much poor
rotns.l for some fancy marks just aL'n you'd be
,v accepted Spring chickens siring ,o,u chicl.ens
sizea ru thrra plenty - inrin'h held unchangel
eorng ducks extremely auIl li' -, v. ouotc Tur-
Hue demand f'r f's,rr 74Sc DO Inferior. "a
~ - Oid cocks 4Giis". SlFlnF ~. =, ssaided 1910
~ roc DO Western. dry piGkel l4r-l' asrrn I8ailc:
spring s..sr End M H. quote. Hay prime per 100 ~
~ - n,ized 5OqGcc. rye straw I'hh' 'VV''
shor anl "a, s & Continued very large
'Jais - soufhe m now keep the market ~ ~ ,he
r,,r and aver sales are shHH' ~. NV ,crv rlerty
range remains unchanged onion, ,f ~ extremely low
ana "',H yrrakor string beans s'iH plenty "n.
ril,nr very low Cucurhcrs two plenty am ~ f~.or,d
1,r,'raIizel no more lar southern snouu r,,ofoe-
h .nIv ,hc very best from other ."'n', ,,.s now
,N M, 81 2.ms1 20. d1 second and inirrni, 49,
-, "'' t.,.t,,n Nor suck - 1jHS2. d" "-'lh S".
c"I MARYLAND per basket, "oc''Sl ~ @ cs,
I,, hw1tbcs 40a75c. ic,ts. per loo nnn''s g. ar
Go % 100 81 50Gs3 So clcumbers per ''A" ~.
pa. ,rlacd,' s,r,r beans Lone Island PER bag 80,
10 Jcrsy and MARYLAND per '"s%'i rsb craf, 81 250
s y" d. Maryland rcr carrier 81 '9gt2 p do Eirn gr
sias2: do Savannah. 75ra$l - 90 f19rih3' @ hi son
pan, b TorfaIk 30c75c: d. Southern marrow. 81 t"g
g. turnps Russia per hi. 81 90 peas per o'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. Juno q. 1891


COTTONThc market opened steady with nealny
unchanged August opened at 101c sold w - 'osc m
mcdatoly after the call dropped down 70 1"c rallied 10
Tile, and closed i.O901 lrc. The net advance WIS
partially point. Total sales for the day were l'" 100
steady. The hand to-day mostly Of bear
character Liverpool opening ltiN2Gld lower Tor
futures. closing Quiet decline for the DAY II
2Gla3Cfd. Spot cotton al Liverpool was moro active
1900 bales unchanged u'ces. though quotations were
barely supported The weather In The cotton be continues
very favorable Tor the growing Ia mississippi
Alabama etc. the weather Is clear but II is ci'liN IN
fallen in some q All Of these bearish
crowd prices down l'fle The fn!y Wns
OF prompt stopping II notices The long Interest
D De hands The local temper j.
apparently hearish bat seems 70 have very strong
convictions the other In fact. The market
waiting one. with the weather and crop coniitpns
forming fluctuations. Continued an
c speculative interest IS having b.d
general feeling uncertainty the future u the mar
hot; thought by that the new crop VIII come
on the market prices The first bale Of new cotton
arrived today. days ahead Of last year
said BE- the earliest arrival On record from
Texas Some the buying y distant m nths Is
of Eastern spinners. ana mat
amount OF cotton been taken from the market.
leaves the floating Of derate proportions hence
INV feature which induces demand 10 cover brings
slight advance and ;hs feature, some OF Inc
local traders say caused the little rally to-day
Hubbard Price Co received the following telegFams
'Cuer0 TeNS0 far crop accounts are gen
orally favorable unfa vorahe DRY winds prevailing ana
Brennan. TcX.-Ahough rain Is not gen
ea in this section never better al TINS
time Of the year hereabouts galveston TexCrop pros
poets until the end Of next month when ieSh
rains Will be needed" , 80, a.,
- N,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
n ing Re range and close to-day and closing bids the

Market closed steady unchanged 10 point advance
compared yesterdays closing prices lfansleribe
June is: July. 7O3 Total sales 100 100 bales
spot sales to-day and last night as onciaiy
reported: For consumption. $50 bales: total ozO baes
spot market quiet but steady mddng uplands |lVc
mddng Gulf 916c which is unchanged compared WITH
yesterdays closing New York gross receipts 70 paies
exports Continent G26 bales Great Britain 3il4 bales
sales $40 bales spnners 500 bales stock lsoGo4 bales
week. s424 bales Exports to-day: Great Britain 2OS0
bales Continent $40 bales Thus far this week: Great
Britain $50 bales France 80 bales; Continent. 1902
bales: stock. 35l. i0l bales.
Liverpool cable-spo cotton quotations barely supported
Sales IL 600 bales speculation and export 800 bales
American 900 bales receipts 1000 bales; American
900 bales: mddng Lied. Futures opened outlet AT
1-64G2-64d decline; closed quiet al 364d net decline
January February 36b: February March. 4OOG4O June
357G35s: JuneJuly. 357G35s July August 57a 35s Au
September, 35sg359; September October. 3'g3GO
October November. 360a36i; November December 3Clh
DecemberJanuary 362b Manchester-Coths quiet; yarns
quiet
COFFDE-Speculation q more extensive scale
with the trend downward realizing sales chiefly ior
July and December. despite slight increase IN the vis
bic supply and NewIOrk stock; go bags December
exchanged For October ca points and loco bags
below yesterday. June. 90 francs; July $40 August
96 25: September %. RIO official cables firm and
800 receipts. 5000 bags; cearances
for United States. GOO bags; stock. l20 900 Santos
finn and unchanged 1900 reis receipts. 900
stock. 80 900 bags Hamburg closed barely steady
prices unchanged from YESTERDAY June. ~ 10 July
1880: August. 1925 September 7G50; October 70 10
Contracts closed steady at 70 10 decline Sales were
bag follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West i2d 81, station New-Y0rk a. fol-
lows, and - minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$50 4. VI. Daily. Local Buffalo. S.--ping c@E'
New York &c bioomvile. sundays only can Oe oeeu-
100 A. VI. Daily local to Albany for Ca,sGil Noun.
tans and Saratoga Parlor car 10 Albany. sundays
0I3 4. W. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roches.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; except
A.-tIOO 4. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY. to BoomvLi:
and catski Mountains. New PATTI Lakes M9hoHk ana
B.-li.35 A. VI Daily. except sunday. T. caskili Noun
tans. New Pa,tz. Lakes Mohonk and NinreHasks. Az
bany. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. ldr.or cars "
Bloomviie. saratoga and Caldwell -.
1.l5 u. VI. Saturdays only Half Holiday specla' F"
Catskiii Mountains Parlor car attached. ,, a.,
tans New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and MinnewasAa Al.
bdny. Saratoga. Parlor cars attached 10 Hobart ana
Saratoga
Coo 4. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany
6I5 r. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Cuca, syrt
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
$50 II. VI. Daily. except sunday Tor NewbuFg; Al
bany. Saratoga and Montreal Parlor car 10 King
745 Il. VI. Daily. except Sunday for Utica. syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo Carries seepinscar passenger"
si5 II. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse. R9ehss
ter BuIalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cle's-
land Chicago and ST Louis. m
A. Is. c. leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Alo 20. BLY,
a. m. Goo y. m. Jersey city. T. X r. station Avs"
For tickets time tables parlor and sieeing-car as-
comnodations apply city Offices. brooklyn and New
York, and at stations Time tables principal hoteA
For other Information address
C. L. LAMBERT. Genera: Passenger Agent
) Nanderbilt-aye., New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
Railroaos.
Pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
ATOMS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt strss,.
In Eject May 18th. IsO1

In Eject May 18th. Is0i. '"ee'~
P 1880 EAfT tSFPP2s cfI Il TPspegs
Drawing and State Room, Sleeping. Dining snoEinns
land "S s cnEf SE1g' s s'ss' 49, an ~ Sa
sSS r. H. Nj tA PGa TSIe SS A LOUIS
Pullman siesPins and Dining Cars 70 s. Louis Louis.
Y 1ns 4 aso fn'f M chcaso p O' A. NJ St
o!oS r; s; TEsTERTn ExpREss Pullman Pullman Sleeping
cSyePnd S 81 NJ fsfPsR ps aGy
ASes c ane p NJ fndanapo and o Is t.
ssoo 'I p. w. pAcIFIc c' ExPREssPulman Sleeping
Car to Pittsburg Connects Tor Chicago daily ana
GfyFfIs fS hsD TEE SOUTH
s. $50, 900. 1910 LIMITED Dining Gar II A. NJ. 2:io.
ca2s 4sS ninF l is P 1ss
ali Parior and Dining Cars. aao. Dining Car, 90
p NJ I;,0 night pSih,or, and nor,u. rrD,... AM
sleepers to AshevIe Tampa. and New-orleans: i2H
nlght. daily. sleepers to Montgomery and Jaclsonyie
FOB 5Rr2 Sp I PoRN c e1 and NORFOLK via
Charles Route. A. NJ weekdays. and. with Through
ATL1STIc COAST LINE 900 A. NJ. daily. slseper to
Tampa Jacksonville, and Charleston 900 p. NJ daily.
FOX ise' ATL2NTic cfTY 1850 P NJ weekdays. WITH
CAPE r MAY hsury PARK StsaG Grove. and p
Pleasant s1C ~ rnd I2o g noon aio 5l9 and ilS
not '''' AZ FoW FHILxD#LpHiA. y" ''D'''A'
1910 u 4 y. i2:aO. / 2lo. 3. !; 20 ;: 55S
$40 90 Limited,. 10 A. NJ. 2 4. 4:so ) g. 7:sj' s.
Ts %sor Hos oa.t t r. a. s @a ; nd hs
Des6rossca az. Cc-tlandt Streets; Court street so
lion foot OF Fulton Street. Brooklyn: Station Jersey
The New-York Transfer Company will call FOR and
check baggage from hotels and residences through
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

O'INr NlON
erniely Extra India dull AZ 7os pii"r mss r rs
AT sis "a Pork Holders on,r 'n''hsS, s,c,iy n,
rs al Hams Holders oler Tparne> nor CIV, ,,,
80 g., ~ =, arm ai 5ls Bacon Holders otter 4'IR',
c,nharl,nd cut about - To- ." H. FIRM ~ 'N- . a. ~,
firm, clear nl'll"@. hi'''l -
." ~, i,nr ma short clear mildlrs. about % ID
d, ~, A.. shoulders About - 90 l. III. hrm i ''
,,.' Holders nc.cr moderately. American hi'H W'','
All rlar.l steady ~ as a. Tallw The ruilN ~ y,
IL, t,,. ann at 2,s Spirits - turp"nh' ii''' =
.f.odv AZ ma tnttouseri oil. Liverpool
rcinei atraly lis Resin Holder 9'icr irl' In
,, .t.,fv n 81 81 Lard spot Holders ono r',i'l
,.iy ltiir.s Holders are Mt Offering. pin. N'.'in
a., ~ a. Whent-IDllers ofier ~ dcrat"ly, ~ :
~ ,r s.aly a, 4, Ni.d Flour Holders oncr mol'r-
atclv S. LOUIS fancy winter steady NJ - -. n''m
80 M ,,rrs- Holders offer freely mixed western slt
ann M ~ SID June dull AZ - VI Jlly dli a. - -
August dull At sal Hops At London acme N''7'
iI,.iicrs OFF, moderately firm at ~ l'sstf -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
NY. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y,

earlier from Franklin-st. 49,,
,55 a IN Tor West Cornwall. Lakes Mohonk and Min
ncwmska ard Wankin valley stations Mddlct9wn
Iuonnlnyburr l.nv c Failsburg Liberty, Carbondale.
Scranton Walton Delhi. Sidney. New-Bern. Norwich
Utica. Oneida. Fulton, OSweRo . ,
BloomlnSburg Wurstboro Elenvlle Monaindae. Falls
burg Turlryvir Liberty Falls Liberty White Lake
i:i5 p m SATURDAYS only) tor Mddl.town. Soomlns-
Eilenvle Mountaindalc centreNille.
Fasburg IIugleyvlc. Liberty Falls. Liberty. Paksville
Llvingston Manor Rockland
4 IL T. m for Lakes MOhors. and Minnewaska. stony
Ford, Mlddlrtown WurtsAoro, Eenviie. Mounalndnle.
Crntreyue Fnsburg Huricyyllc Liberty Falls. Liberty.
Park-vllle. Livingston Manor. 1890 .
40 IN West Cornwall, Orr's Mills. Meadow
Nrook Campbell Hall stony Ford, Crystal Run. Middle
town Boomn gburg Wurstboro. Eenvile.
7l5 D. m (daly) for Aiddetown, BlOOmingburg. Falls
burg Liberty. Livingston Manor, Walton sidney, Nor
wich. oneida. Fulton, DsweSo Nagara Falls ana points
west Pullman Sleeping Cars Free reclining chair car
10 Chicago without change.
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats AT ~ Broad
way, New-York. j. G. ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent. SO Beaver-st.. N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
TILE TKNDE ~ CIlIcNGO-

chicago. June y Cprciln Wheat To-day LIST cent
nnl closed .n.y lf'.t tN~ i.''0m. september
opened 80 GiH -.l between Ga, ana 49,. anl closed
- Gi..iGi'. July early -, cents DISCOUNT 10 ih'
q -. cents isr un' crop reports VIZ favor
attic from harvesting under way Illinois
especially reporting quality and yield nu-. There
was selling o." railroad troubles. cables Mere
lover. winter wheat points ,r~ring new grain IN
considerable volume Just before IN" sos' sae 81
Ior spring r,por'ed the September price. and
bottom Efforts under VA, e. setl" The elevator
cars 25l against 2sp last charters. '"Vl
just before IN, close and aft prices Mere Just about
the same Tuesdays. September opened ~ AZ sold
between 81. AMI u. and ci,@"l M 4l'spili. crop
bulletins from every quarter w"t" b~arsh weather con
ditions perfect Charters were reported FOR l'p
The .ieadiness from covering There fair
cash DEMAND reported from Sew England oats were
lower % favorable crop adNic~-. The close showed =
t. ,, cont decline from Tuesday. Charters were mad"
f0f 1900
Provisions were dun within very narrow range. Lard
and pork closed on.y "a cents under Tuesday RIBS only
-, 10 cents under. IN" sieadinesh was rcmarkAhe
corsid,r'ng the alarming railroad situation III" hogs
~ expected. The estima'" for Thurs
dav was 20 p0. prices the yards were - cent. lower
ON the curb puts % september WHEAT were 'lNHbA.,
calls Gisq6lt. Puts September corn were AZ. calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. june p. 1874
.das iTi Si'5 U.s. = cars ~ .'e and N
dressed quarters. ard - ,ats t'T ' , dsrbe graics
Of steers: but heavy and ''mm9n ana n'.,si.
Ell I l lower The yards cleared all 'he .o-s
being taken by city butchers WIN h" sol1 a.,
s. 7oasi = per 100 n cars ~ Texans - s. I. m"tiun
" s25s, io Bulls at 50 55asa 90 COWS at S2as3 90
'i dr'ssra l , ~ anar~rs fr r. ~ sherman sni
oGS quarters for COMPANY lee" gnaf'rIs On
n ragiln. for J. shanr'rg ~ 10 head On the Wells
o gd'S is y y eS@f ,ar = M'rrs -, ,-.,,
,, s 5 s.fI aeiss n ,. % g. q. iii r.
$ 10 g a. iS At = 90 e e 49, 49, I at : =
3 C1aso o. ia7e n 30 q d. 1893 ~ a. - 8 H.
IA. s. 70 d. ~; 4, \ % g s. e i 49, at is e
> H. a 3, 251s4 - - - Louis Texans. l"2' ~ n
%7' sias. NC en- ii Sat- steer. i.g 10 a,
DO a:s n 49, - 70 lnaisna 49, i5 AT @i s. -
d. AZ ,p4a NJ q, =, s. 5. s., 1 iasS r. Al 81
iscS n at 5, To- y MIXED c9''le sls n At So y
S Sso is:d l@ at & & a. ta iio n
5. E ss ID 49, 1901 n at 20 western d. is'' n at
IS sander ha ' ID ohio .,'r. ias n SO d. s23
n At s. ilo' r. A. s. y 70 'S Do ne g. "a
y Do. y iis n a, mas" n :, q -, ,:s
80" ne n a, s. so - g. 10 81 o5 a. d7oa
- 49, ls Si'"" at :. - = TIC I 20 NV y
Hume 4 Mullen 10 bulls. SN n. NJ " % . 49,.
! Duccy bull va 70. AZ 81 o. DO ~ ~ al y %
i a., @ = iai.. oxen i5o n 81 30 fun
lsso H. y, s. 80 49,.
slow hu, ~, lover IInlenn-ck HOLLIS fo1 c'w- At
,nasiS per h~ad. ! q curtis. cows. at ''oas'' J..
CAfyfa- K.-eifts ~ head u which 1.oGi al SKI.
eth the latter al Trade fair AMI
prices - lower lu' i~fHf" -" r4-e
senls selling ~ N from II .nier' nru'"s ana
hutirrnllk caf"- also declined 10 % elng 'ni shl WIS
s'.H inf~fin~ % chT" veal" -u!l ~ ~ -
M g. - -r lOp = fsw extra selected ln ~ = S1f' -
cIll- - straight lots Z iuf"ruh calves ~ - 80
s. 10 mixed. with fh'n .~ll- ard sweet milk calves
M t2qtl p, feI calves ~ SHf83 Tho frnl market
was "a fnec weak ~ GfNsr ~ rfs dressed i47c
fr country dressed anI 81, a., f.r dressed tiffefm0s
am lf,,i. ,,i,..
SAL. O. Iriorl,ri. T. ,.. iCg y a, 8. 5o n do l7,
~ 81 p ~, g.. lsp ~ go s. - 10 49, ln g, %
c3lls ~ n o. ~ .,cl ,n.rt u, h 81 =
a. mixed calves. li7 2. l~2 n 80 - ~ butfe'n4lS
H.l.rnt-.k Henr io y,ae - ~. at s. - 10 do.
10 r. az - i2is - &c. Is" ~ n 8. &c., - H. 80 -
cu. ~ ~ az s.. - a. rii,"s. 2iG u. ~ - - but
J~iiiGe Wright CO.: 10. r0ai-. IA n ar~-rg-. a.
- - per IN - 2l dn "a Y - a. y - ln 1870 ~.
calves ar 81 - bu'ferf4ik calves 1876 n, "A
s. - ~ 49, GiS r, 90 s. p
n at s. ~ io H. ~ II 70, s. - lo le c,yes ~,
n At 81 ~. ~ tuffcrr.iW and milk ell, 80 ~ -
81. ~ d.. lta r. 90 81 -
Hume Mullen: III v,l,s IA ~ S. %. &c., ~
p, a. - 70. I4l do lil H. ~ -, ., g., 100 n, -
g. l2l.. 30 o.. ~ - g.. 81 g., f.N calvesi.
v,,.s ~, H. af 81 /, i.-,.rfniik ra,.t la y NJ
81 G2'.. ~ G2i.. lo. ~ r.. ~ -.
g. d. III n, nt s. 80
- Mcitors,o . .. 10 v.ais lGI y q. a. u 70, 10
lt3 y, "a s.. IL H., raives 10 Y, M a
II f. %ri.'n ~ ,nil, iaG H. ~, q; "a 1o ~, i4- n
a, ST. Il he'd cay.. sla ~ AT 81 n bi,,.r,ork ,lrr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28
EOLTHERN COTTON MARX ELS

Galveston, June 27.-Coton dul.: midd.lng, &c; low
middlng l-lGc; good ordinary CSC; net ard gross
receipts. ~ bales. stock ~. i3G bales
Norfolk June 2I.-Couon nominal; mddlns. S-iGc:
low mddng GAc; good ordinary. q ll-lGc; exports,
coastwise 81 bales sales. i72 bales; stock 1882
bales.
midd,ng CSC; good ordinary GHc: net aad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-28

oon. q, bales exports coaswse. 3i4 bales; SAFES 10
bales stock IL. i03 bales. .- oa,,. good nddng
New orleans June 2IcHStS9n milling S@Iy iiSc good
rIi,orv d LID; receipts, 3'si paes' sIcs 40
hale EXPORTS to the Continent, OVAL Da''s' S'' ~
h,ies. stock 30 Oi bales.
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-, . 49,. .. ,.t,,,rs. E1o,~ vas slow, prices
, a." i"''n9 ',',lr IN winter what nour. 30 2
i"FNi ''f ~ - 80 min. wheat 52Tisc by
spring "n'"! "'s ~ . In ti7.c, ~ , oats
t4tr' *, p r,. - NJ . barley 80 nominal 80
nnNs..i 81 - hiI. prime timothy seed. $ ngmins
mes pork t-r hi 55nSi2 3D.. lad i" l" 10
80 ribs side" 0-'l - 't'1Hf"" Ys
shoulders NOXe. s. - g. $40, SNORT . -'''
tnlNsD S. sOnS6 30. whisky, et-. Ulcers HhFn'' t,
To-. gal. H.. Loaf - " pr it'
standard \. s. - p"f hh IN f' l'"''.'
Exchange to-day the butter market "lr stl.N KIN
creamery, i7c nras lGsc. seconds. l4shl'sr i-ssS
quiet and easy fresh stock 9rHi-r p"r dozen ., -
,'ircrnsu June - Flour Spring patent. 50 fns - ~
d. fancy s. 1898 family. - 3iuS2 ~ Wheat y" =
r.l sOa 56L.. ~ 2 red ijc corn No mixed. 43c vel"
l.v. .,r -. NJ white mred 49,. oats N white
- p1ri Mesa pork $l2 -. clear mess Sl3 90 i"iny
cl.or fafnl, Kettle lard steam l'af
Z .otti. ir.-I ~ leaf lard 7i.c hakrfs l. Bacon
italy shoulders ole short rib sides TNn74c. short
ci,,r l.s Tt.U7.c Whisky steady. sales - bhs al
a. !.
- o,.,- .h,, 0,e,.l at
D>t'. "'h 10 q" ss.' sc,r.r,l.r ,,r,c.- sample,
va q. Ell ',,' i,.i, ,.ise IN tra,r y / Nofth-
crr a. & > sprng -. hnrl winter. Hagsy 80
? nomnlly 80. samples steady ami unch,ns. now
crop September delivery, o. asked and oh hd le
motive demand. ~ I. ;pN3oisc. y ? - 30 'tiS
active. NJ white. &c. No d" 81. '"in ~ g., a.
mlni. nn'rings light. ~ = ~ ~ D. sc ft'"l ',n'
domestic patents per 3D. !" '"GfJ =" exports very "''
MIL stuNs unchanged
Ninn.tp,il- Jun. n Wheat was easy to-day a
loss ~ efut -, from Yesterday IN ain M nths July
y..'.rd,, Dt.n,,l this morning
sf1 i.., ., ,fil. ~ IT. =. a, ais oCtr s.ut.fnar
ci'.l y..t.,l,, - n,l ,.rei thla n,orning al 5p7.c
49, g. sVi~ mi rl..i ., 5.t. u.s. I.c.n,f.r nns
a., ,-,,.1 r. ,nur, m. ,r1r,t on.n,-, M AIS ana
rl,m., m Gii agnns, lose Yesterday at G7Sc. Cash
northern ana u.s. for - arrive NJ northern Sold
70 - selling SLOWLY with mill"rs
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OTHER MAnKErs-nY rELEGRApIl

Easi Liberty. Jun" @7.-caue- Receipts light market
hhout steady - unchanged prices Prime 81 JOdS4 10.
sea - %9lH 90 good bg.h.r. Sass IL. rough nat 50
fhiadc.phia. - 2Dr - - best York S. I54 20 m
70 fair Norkrr - o50$5 % pigs S. u51 s. no. god
fo"S - 20. - 90 stays AID sow - 25nSG sheep
nppiy lghi ana market fh"dc stronger Extra - 3Cp
~ 90 good - -OH>3 10. fair SASS 30 heavy ana thin
lambs. 81 51u$f 30
Union stock Yards. 'bloag, June 2T-6atilo- Receipts
1900 head Market weak; common 90 steers 50 y
QSi -. siock"rs and feeders. S2N$3 30: bulls
81 20& %. calves. - 2jaSi - Hogs-Rcccpts 3d. go
h"hd. Market weak heavy, > s5Nfi .; common to
choice mixed 81 7OufJ Oji choice assorted - 0OaSl %
light 81 Gj4Sf ~; pfn. - 250;4 70 shecp-Recelpts
5000 head Market steady Inferior chcice 81 2jas3
lnInbs. $3usi
-. Louis June .-CnttcTtccrpts. 35S2 head. natives
strong good handy butchers sold %
shade higher prices. ana All others stendy. while the
Texas Caiilf ifm and active prices Gd show
any material change. Native atr~rS - $685. ~
- 30; Texas steers 81 sAeS3 ~ Hogs Receipts 5OIa
head Bulk u sale to-day fully 10" lower Than yeJirr-
days carly prices and about 30 lower than yesterday
close. - the tor. number 81 the
butchers Frndes selling That price There
good demand f0r medium and light weights. The
selling at - 90 - " pigs and light Si0st a.
Shrcp-Reccipfs. 1883 herd market very duI natives
mixed. 81 rs; lambs. 80 1888 80.