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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03
zabeth-Yes, Marmaduke McCaul-

Elizabeth-Yes, Marmaduke McCaul-
ley, you are a free man. gladly re-
lease you. Think not that l, a McFin-
nigan, would put price upon me
blighted Alterations an bring a
breach of promise suit against you
though me heart is breaking, there is
still drop of the proud blood in my
veins dat has characterized our family
fur generations. Adieu!-Truth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

Medium-Madam, the spirit of your
late husband is rapping. Don't you
hear him?
Wife Qistening)-If could only hear
the hiccough now, I'd believe it was
really HEN. Y. World.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

$50 your wife has been to the cook
ing SCHOOL," said one man to another
Eyes, and I'm glad of it."
An incredulous look came over the
face of the first speaker.
"Did it improve your dinners?" he
asked.
"No. 1t convinced her that she
doesn't know how to cook and she has
quit trying. "-Washington Star.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

Saidso - 1t isn't the least bit Of
trouble to find woman's pocket, when
you know how.
Herdso-I suppose not, after you get
your hand in, so to speak.-N. Y.World.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

Miss Passee-Oh! Amy, am going to
give novel little birthday reception.
have sent one invitation for every
year of my life.
Miss Caustique- you'll have
crowd-HOllo
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

Mother-What have you done to your
little sister?
Boy-Nothin'.
"Then what is she crying for?"
81 dunno Guess she's cryin' be-
cause she cannot think of anything to
cry for."-Good News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

"Mistah Jones, what makes you look
at me datter way dis mawning?"
1--WE missed some of my cigarettes,
and l believe you are the Black
Crook "-Texas Siftings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

Lady to applicant) lam afraid you
will hardly suit me. In fact, don't
intend to engage another Irish girl.
Katie-,Ah, me, ma'am, I'm not Irish
at all, at all Indade, it's half the
tonne I'm taken for an American lady.
-Harper's Bazaar.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

Gus de Smith-Love is curious
thing. l always had bad luck in love
affairs.
Pete Amsterdam-Is that so?
''Yes, my first sweetheart died, my
second went back on me, but there
was no let up for me in the way Of
hard luck. married my third Tex
as Siftings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

Philanthropiat-Do you think work
would hurt you any?
Tramp don't know; I've never
cried, -Hallo.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

Customer-Didn't you tell me when
you sold that dog that he was bird
dog?
Dealer-Yes, that is what l said.
"Well, you swindled me; that dog
won't hunt
well, didn't say he would hunt
He's a bird dog. Cook the birds for
him. That's the way he likes them
best. "-Spare Moments.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-05-03

"All aboard for Sykestonr'
1t was a woman's voice that spoke
the words as four horses came dashing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sTocxs
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday. July 16-p. m
The new week opened with all the Stock Ex.
change markets strong and higher The bond
market maintained the comparative activity
which was developed In the latter part Of last
week and the transactions in stocks were larger
than on any previous day in more than a month
Unhapplly the industrial shares still held undue
prominence in the speculation. and the proiss.
sonal features OF the stock market were not
laid aside London not a factor OF impor.
lance. but II is clear that for the present least
foreign selling has been suspended Perhaps the
advance In prices was the more significant be.
cause Of the absence OF any stimulating news
On the contrary. the items Of the day were an
unpleasant reminder Of the interruption Of rail-
way traffic caused by the disorders and strikes at
the West. The reported shipments Of dead freight
eastward from Chicago last week only
4i42 tons, or more than one-tenth Of even the 70.
cent diminished volume OF traffic The decrease
Of 50 per cent in the Atchson gross earnings wu
followed by the report OF 1.-The Cleveland. Clncin-
natl. Chicago and st. Louis Road. indicating
loss for the first week In July OF about 40 per
cent The public news from Washington wM
contrary to Wall Streets conviction and hope
that the tariff question is soon 20 be definitely
settled, for the dispatches generally predicted
deadlock and disagreement between the two
Houses Of Congress.
The market, however. reflected the decided dis
trust OF the bear faction in its position. Covering
OF short contracts was conspicuous in chicago,
Burlington and Quincy. which rose 10 ,6>s, and
at 76 closed with net gain OF l per cent. The
more active stocks. however. were the three lead
ing industrial shares American Sugar Refining
advanced confidently 27s per cent TO 1922 reacting
later 10 100taG101. The two companion stocks
moved contrary to the general current D!suins
and Cattle Feeding declined under liquidation
over per cent. Chicago Gas did not make an
important net loss. but the character Of the sell.
ing was suggested by the early marking up 70
TN followed by a recession 10 I6as416as II may
have been significant thet ST. Paul and other in.
ternational stocks failed 10 show material in.
provement. Delaware. Lackawanna and West.
ern further gained more than per cent. Rich
mond Terminal was strong and unusually ami
mated. but Il drew attention by the character OF
the commission house buying rather than by the
extent Of It's advance. Trifing sales were made
OF East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia stocks
at prices materially above the last previous
quotations. The general market closed firm at
concessions from the best prices
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were decidedly strong. with
sales of $50 900 coupon IS 1l9 at the Stock Ex-
change Bids were raised u per cent for the 10
and y per cent for the IS. Following are final
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

baltimore July 10 Flour dull Western super ~ i"f
81 % 30 <2ut. 80. a. family s. WaS2 - winter
wheat potent <3as3 81 spring DO. - rG<3 80. spring
wheat straight 50 1888 - Wheat EASY. No red spot
July August. jim5Isc. September. 5Nn1N'c steam
No = rcd. 5in5iisc milling wheat ~ samples 80
5.i.c stock bush sales. -.,sp bush corn hrin
spot and July ~ ma. southern corn On grade "'c
cn $50 asked: NJ mixed DO 80 asked. stock 30 III
bush quiet No Isirc ild. Old. 52c nominal
stock is3l bush. Hay dun gcot ~ choice tmo'hy, slo
4tlG 20 rrights quiet and steady steam 10 Liver
pol per quarter l. 81 July cork. Tor orders per quar-
ter o. July cotton per op n. be hour do. &c Cotton
quiet mlddngs. 7t.c Provisions unchanged butier
hrm fancy creamery 100 fancy lade. ls store packed
l0Ii2r. Eggs s''niy a, 70 toI"e hrin' No - lo'sc
sughr s'cndy. gfanulatei. ~ o.
B'-'on. July 10 Flour qulct and steady Corn In mol
supply nrT. oats dull and easy shorts quite"
Provisions quiet. fiter ana quiet Northern cream
erv lnc Western du iNGiS.c Che~se quet. b"s North
spgnc. Western g Eggs gui" but Htendy; West
ern. ia i3c
Ilralo July IHspring wheat Limits s'eaiy good de-
maui. Sairs. i5cOO bush No hard spot tssGISt. -.
II bush 10 87s.c. $3.50 bush No northern. ~
hard ~ 3-icc. $3.50 bush do 61i.c. 1890 bush do
~,,c 49, bush No Northern Chicago, 4 over Chicago
september closing ~ hnrd spot CSC. do t.. &c
No Northern spot. 66.c, do I. G4.c Winter wheat
neglected. No red 5sc. No white. Gle; No > extra
white asked Corn opened Arm. closed isc
higher. dcmnnd light. No yellow. isi1c; No 2 corn
47i.c; corn s6i,c store Oats weak. no demand Mt
pr 20 asked. No white Die. No white. Jr asked store
and track. 10 No white August shipment sold 3ic
Rye duh. bush No 2 gold At j5c in store. Flour
slender. fair demand. unchanged MIL feed In fair
quest; steady: unchanged Canal feishts nrm wheat.
SIC. corn, Sc 10 Now York.
Inc ffftt IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

Market closed quiet al unchanged 10 point advance
compared Saturdays closing prices Tfansierfole
notices Total sales. 532oO bales. New.lO spot
sales to-day and last night officially reported; FOR eh-
port, 155D bales consumption $50 bales: contract i
bales total $50 bales spot market quiet; mdiing up
pared with Saturdays closing. The export sales Were
direct shipment. New-York receipts. bale; eS
ports Continent bales France 4g bales sales .f'J
bales: spnners bales. stock lGI39 bales Total nei
port receipts to-day bales thus far THIS week. w
bales Exports to-day. France 400 bales. Continent "'
bales Thus far this week: Great Britain 2ilo bales.
France tales Continent. tll2 bales; stock 30
bales. non 49,.
speculation and export 500 bales American 700 laes
receipts 300 bales; American lWo bales; mionhng
lJi6 Futures opened quiet sellers IT saturdays CLOS
ing prices closed very steady ld4l net sdyancc July
;ober :}56435. OCT ober November 3''GH's
Ssh; DecemberJanuai not qioteI
February 3j9G3GO FebuaryMarch ;COO: March
April 3e2d3G3 Manchesteg-Yarns In buyers favor:
cloths. small inquiry: 1t, , ..o,
COFFEE-The market unusually dull. Jess than
twenty .os In eli having changed hands. Prices moved
IN toward the buying for baltimore account
and In sympathy with the better cables haVre was dui
only O0O bags being sold Prices however. moved ny
1zGa franc. July left of ~ o. francs August; "a:
,Eep,eher % .O October. 81 49, November. $50 Ham
burg closed quiet A@ls pig advance from SATURDAY:
Jiy az rs August 81: september % -. October. "Jp,
Snysmber So - pecenber No aGvices received
from Ro ow, ng to a holiday. The wareh use deliveries
4. the American ports for the week foot u? $3.50" bags
arainst 81 last The Newlo Tk warehouse
receipts for the week reached 30. go bags
Contracts closed steady al unchanged sales were 100
hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAS.-Foreign medium beans are still
In fair export demand and firm Foreign marrow IN
small supply but dull Domestic very quiet
and a shade less nrm Domestic medium scarce. but dull
Red kidney quiet and awaiting export orders No white
kidney here We quote Beans. domestic marrow. per
bush 81 s5a$2 90 do medium 81 do pea 10 do white
Kidney 81 5aS2 49, do red kidney ~ SOQ$2 CO. do turtle
soup 81 95af2 do yellow 81 +oa$2 45 do lima Call
.orna 100 No. 81 %: do foreign marrow. ~ 4On<Z 20; do
foreign medium. 81 45Q$1 57it do foreign 81 COO
81 TO- peas bbis 81 ON do bags. 81 o2't; do
BtTTER-ieceips light to-day but are expected to
Increase during week There Is fair
oftown demand for fancy creamery. but city trade is
dull Prices rule firm at the moment, but II IL mt ex
pected that they lie than sustained after to-
day State dairy tubs scarce. and extra qualify Is
wanted Imitation creamery IN fair demand and Arm.
Western dairy in small sappy; choice quality would
meet q demand. Fnctory butter inactive but not
in large supply. and prices held unchanged We quote
Creamery State pennsylyania or Western extras per 10
thirds Isa4c State dairy half nkin tub. i7c:
do nrsts 1+016hc, do Welsh tubs seconds
nr..: ise,ss d.i,y tub; thirds: iHgsS im W.,
srn dairy. nrsu. lac; do thirds to seconds loQi2Mc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

nEEvEs- Receipts for two days 2i5 cars a.cCo head
"a cars consn@q g' ana g.. ears 20 be sold making
held previously. ~ cars on the market
medium grass fed de- dun ioal5c lower the market
quie, but steady with about eass 70 carry ov. ,
NJ 40 choice N.sTssks Do ii, s. TO- 195o a % ~ ossn
beifers AZ 81 No Texans coioaios market CITY
dressed native sides quiet al 6sc per 100 ID Today
per 10 dressed weight refrigerated beef selling 7.a
Sc shipments to-day and morrow include Gs; cattle
carry cattle and c5 sheep the, Monomoy 500 cattle to
Sherman Culver: 81 Chicago 1912 10
s. 81 rS 10" % 1Gd 80 Do DO I ss a, s
x 49, 49, s.s al a" 10 70 ' %o 1890 h. at 81 a. IS 1
s r. az d 49, 1870 Dc ' 81 DO io ss az il az y
i KenusKy DO lto r st s'as % DO i ,:ao I, at
Il Il S SH s a at TO- X E.nac; oxen .s
10 at 81 ~ Ohio steers iS'' ID. at 81 50; bull 1880
newton & SEQ: 80 Indiana steers 1892 n. at s. so
Is DO 1898 H. 81 5o e do 1900 N at 81 90; - do
3 s1 Is ~ 10 q" Wilma ri Do is DO. $50; D.
Is f. at |: 10 % i Sss 1875 g. at
4 90 bulls a7@ ~ a, s. g; IS DO ss7 p a, 81
D. ,ass r. at $. 60 "a os' i.si O 3 3d.
IFS, S 20 81 q us 70 n v at Isl d. %' VAR
Ke M dc 2oa h. 81 10; %. 1922 ~ s. 30 -
d; ~, s. n g. at Is d. 1883 a, s. fsnscy oasn
lass r. at o !. S at "a s?T' AZ n e g. , 81
ii goldsmith 90 Nebrsssa steers 1918 10 g $50, 81 TO-
DO 81 d d. az i'S S 3 g. da n 1887
IS ) DO W. is ss' r.. a, $, TO- 80 d. is4 H. sa
s. sanders Ga ohio steers iH' at W !, 90 o ,2,i
shsmsers Son al 70 onS steer" %s ,,d, IN M
Wilkerson Sherman 10 Kentucky steers. i2od ID. at
Jaaa CO: - bulls 80 o n s as 81 do
nlGch cows1k.sse head fs:ns ; ;,.,ay and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

rivsrp1,. Iuy r. 2.G p. N hcef IN m@lr .,,s,.
dn,,o,t. oxtra india mess. dua At ''s. prime M
r.''i -. - IA pork IN poor dennnI. prime mess
Wesfern me strong 81 - 81 10 fn~inm -,r'ns ~,
- a. Hams IN moderate .manl, snort cur MOI
- - f II, tu.l m 59s Bacon IN molrf ''' n"'i'',
cumberland cui. about = to - IL, ~. ~ t,
shor. rib about - H.. "asy ~ ts ~, ok, -.
rntl1es ah,u, q r. dul. az 50 - .ong anl rn,r'
Gear m !.cs about . 10. duil ~ 's 81
s,,u, - q, u -, dull A. l'- ~. 'h''N' il ~
demand. American faires' white arf c,grci nm .ir
n, rs 7, -ow 10 moderate demand. pr4h" c,f
a., a, zee ~ spirits ~ tufpentine IN mllrth' -
demand steady Al 22s g. co'on . , OIL rn
mo-, steady AZ 3s NJ Lard -Sp1i IN poor l',"i,
futures IN ~ demand prim," W.,,rtn y Ri
winter steady AZ 8 1igd. 10 RI spring s,r',l ~
ts iid -Four IN m'leratr demand, - l'u. ' T
..t.,,rr an ~ - o. Corn-Sf-oi 10 n'-i'ii,a IT,
m,od futures I'm poor demand. mike Wrs'.Im
sr,t firm AZ a.. july firm a. p ll's9: N'FuS' -,
- - tfi.l. S,pfruhrr easy A. . IL ~ ~.
ISadon fac!nc C7as, 10 moderate demani. n 'fn,
a, y iis1if - Receipts % ~r''t ini -"' -,
-, .r,,, .,arti- poris $3.50 quarters, rom
psc.nc ports BOO. from other slrrc.-i o. D.: "a
Receipts Of American corn Tor '"e '"S' "''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk, July TO. INNI.
COTTON-The market cotton futures started OF al
practically figures from the closing OF Satur-
day 4 slightly underione prevailed atter
first sales effected. and prices worked OF 10
points. Later there better market, ana prices ac-
points. close quiet with August
bid. and the the August option 6SpqtSi'
Total 81 arO bales. The little heafiness AZ the
opening inst after seemed - be partly due 70 the
Liverpool advices which quiet, showing
very little nfees: and moderate demand for spot
property. Added this little selling on the crop
accounts which quite favorable The weather
also good and the rain has given what IS believed
TO an ample supply moisture in the cotton belt.
at least the time being With the talk Of large
crop. there also talk q large movement Of new
cotton Outside speculation continues indifferent. ana
operations rather small scale The interest
in spot cotton be for the time being lessening
than and recently the offerings of spot
cotton have liberal at southern markets.
Rumors OF a large spot cotton taken OF South
ern market were instrumental in the rally during the
morning There also reports indicating bet
ter trade situation but later lack of confirmation OF the
rumored large sac stun together with August
LIQUIDATION. LED 20 some reaction In prices go
Opening apd close to-day. and closing blds inc
nin III ri la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

s25ata. per head Possibly little more cou' DC '''
'91 81 f:T ss,[' T4'T head al. On
rh supplies The mars, Jumped lp tuy .re c p S%
sRa oa' J H%. Tsa, s g
a ss s1cs s 50 a" oS s. ii D4s..sS eSy
nc for country dressed veas sqsc FOR city dressed
'?a sa.i ss 's''sia sTo'S5, ss1
j. csl'.. IL ID. ss 80 do go ~ at s. So IS
I;snss:s s. 10, vss ns g. ;,s % e do a.
~ s e 10 3 49, 80 g. at at 50 49, o. 2s
Z d. leo H. at S. led calves iss n. at 50; 2s mixed
:s'' 50 Us Sd & s? = s"'''"'N calves 40 Il"
!s4s Co. 4 Il Tfs' '5a n Z 81 $ 8 %
pi st,ss FED Il, c's'' & - q 90 &C. m H.
a, S. 10 ' Du.r% nj E' Saiy.s 100 rs
+ Ege Otis: II veals 1872 n. at s. 10: do go 3D. at
CO g sGs sv FED 'syS J ~ e, 2! s.
sg' Is e 8: Fl h. a, 81 q. 2 ds IS 81
20 si re e. S ri A s (: * for two days. SO
aG.7 or the market Es and r ss ses ,Sr
were in fair sqs' higher end good nsSp
T w the es under srops ae. s"i r"y saT
f oe " fs% elected S aapor T" wanes c:
g GG%%G" " =? ',%s sdss e. cocns crccc
81 extra prime Kcntncky lamb, ,npPra py 81 y Z"
pressed mutton steady at 5asc per ID; dressed lambs
average II 81 - per 100 n: 23 DO - NJ. ~ 81 II
d, :: H. at 8, s7s 2is DO 90 H. nj - - % DO 90 10
n, 81 90 23 Maryland do ca NJ AT - G2's no virginia
d. ~ N at 81 - Az do Gs H.; At 81 7oa DO w. ~
$50 DO CT H. al 81 i2s. 275 do - NJ a. :sm 90 %
NJ 81 ~ 80 ~ state sheep and lambs. - ID NJ y q"
4, sheep ana lambs 81 n. at 81 % . . ..-o .,o
Judd CO. pol Kentucky lambs, ~ ID M e. ~ 80 80
do 20 H. Of 225 do f"w sheep ~ 10 a. - 'p ~
Wes, virginia lambs ~ NJ At 81 30 ~ state 40 - TO-
al 81 10 Kentucky sheep io II ~ " 49, ~ state 49,
81 H.. u 81 80. IL do % H. NJ -. ..o- 90, L., ca
n at 81 20. lOI do ~ II, 81: l33 Onto lambs. 81 70
At s. 2,j Virginia DO. ~ VI. al 81 20 k"nt"chy 49, 90
x~uton & Co.: 222 Kentucky lambs 20 ~ At g i2s;
Ig DO 20 H., 90 virginia d" 80 H. ~ - -. 40
Il" q. n, NJ 81, 80 Virginia do 81 H. az - ~,
90 stat DO ,fea Sheep 10 81 i3i Onto sheep ~
~, a, 81. ~ Virginia d. ~ n. NJ - ST. ..,-,,
II Harrington: 2l2 Kentucky lambs 62 10 NJ -
OH do III N NJ 8. 70 253 Buffalo sheep ~ 10 AZ - ~
Hume A. Mullen: ~ State lambs ~ III. ~ ," ~ -
s,a,r sheep NJ M 81. ~ DO. JOS NJ ~ ~ - "a
Wukers,n a sherman. ~ ohio sheep y, 10 ~ ," ~
n =, lli No. 81 % 20 DO. i+d H. ~ ~ 90 - 40 Nv
iIai.ni,eck & Iio'is: 2GG Kentucky iamhs. o. ~ a.
g. -. I55 10 ~ 10 a s.. 97 do. ~ N 81 1 10 ~
do y ~ ~ 81 20 90 ohio cuIs - Ii. ~ ~ ~ u
Western sheep 81 a. is1 Kcntucky 10. Ilt 70
M 81 ~ ~ STATE 3D. ~ H. at 81 10 :" a." !" TO- az =,
. pllenhack. - Kentucky lambs. " No. al ~ :"
state 4, 49, n. AZ 81 49, 8, 40, H.,
90 cars ~ Fdrreih and & AZ Jersey 'y Mar
ket dun with reported salrs ~ s. 3is0& ~ p"f j." i
Count, dressed easier AZ Gdsc. f." lean ps' sell
SAL $ san iers: iao ohio hogs 40 NJ ayerag" A.
s. rcr N ~ state do 200 ~. ~ - =" ~ a. !"
Newion = 20: II state hogs i3i No. a. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

52a5sc. No white were offered at sic: No oats at
SOc. No 2 oats were offered SOC: No Mt 4gc.
MAI,T-Market steady: ungraded Western 6S9S0c two
rowed State 72dT5c: six-rowed. s2dS5c.
yous day and for the corresponding last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
STOCKS ACTIVE AND STRONG.
COVERING SHORT CONTRACTS.
THE MARKET CLOSES sTRONG-MONEY ON
CALL EASY AT PER CENT
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY 10.
81 &C on, r,nNnS AND HANK STOCKS.

1000 NJ 4 r Con Gtd. 100
1000 Nat Starch lst.. 03x
1000 n Y cast l. IS. 10Oh
oOOO do lWk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
OTHER MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH

Runae Jay le ca,e Recce,. ,s, - hour ,T. 100
week heal. Consigned through. $50 heal - Ne%
York $40 head sale 300 head Including 80 cars n9h
60, export caul~ left. Extra export S'c"rs - rQ
81 Ass ~ ishi Thin steers 81 10. -
s'ri m'"i huchers s. 1888 40 comm N - ~ ~ ~ No.
ea ,o''i ~ rccx ,his far . 80 head for same
La, ~eck 4co consigned through !? 900 heal 10 NcH.
lcrs 80 on .,- rs, IT, ro cornfe grnie. god
Yorker s. soas, 90 ci9e' mAsd 5, 20 - - Fh 10
a. a,as4 AN yIkcr. snid NJ s. ilasj AMI pigs nj
s. sas ~ ssp end w. ,a" ., = r. h .,c
Tine iasi We. ' n's| fsn norto, orenea nrn
fr ga .,ort hu iuii ~ o,her grades closed quiet tg'
FIRM ap mo host ald sone common he'd a c,r,
90. god lambs s. ooJs4 -" extra 100 '"Wn'" 10
E,., incrv ruiv s Rcc,lp's G' cor w,h
- ears hcll from l'.' week The demand IS ign,
fT'o"' p,.. o., Tr..h hog. cars ana about IL cars
pcnns as. .''cr vim T.. t ,oS,i * comm"n -
a- ye ,iaf' % ps 8, s OK, IS god sss :9w" at
t s. .S, +, "s ssr an - ' s, cS SroasR ak.
shade -,er price, N best shccp no ,, ss,RF ,e9
81 = carnn,on 5oasi ., yearlnss 81 25asa 50: lambs
ys cn,c'so J sI1, oG%ac R r. .s,1s
and n ogsa - c.,. 5: I1G S,S, = ncss s.
IN, IN, 10 s, &, -,et,, o., plss s, 25ds, - shop
nccept. 500 had Mark,, inactive Inferior to choice
81 esas7 ~ lambs tlpsi - ,
:, Louis ruiv 10 -tafc-Eere|p's 2ofl heal. During
q, part the native cate Wnrf" wa-
Ill holding ~ rfln prices abN' hNN"f'
early 'rnfing - room was IN COWS ann
rnir~f prices The SUPPLY = TEXAS cat"
amour ,1-Ha's few fnl~@ were MAJ
ea-y ~ shade higher. tu af~r me nr. round me mar
l-.rsn,- quiet ~ il.S' 90. nnflFr
,r,as g. i04f" native niNed 81 2ous2 20. southern
..e.fr 81 r,rf - 10 Receipts. liSl head There
only - onrfasfs sale The narke' vas strong
md active cleared NJ early The P'n"'A
fully r. higher. though son"
,..r,-s - hrfcn. s~ad"s ior higher than Sat
irav Ii~avv i.4Si 'S~i - 7odf' ~ Hight. - -
1st ~ sheep Receipts ~ head The market was quiet
IN scr0un, II lrht but steady prices were ID
,aln.d .r e,~ryfhirH SID Native sneep - v'JS- 49,
culls 81 -. lambs 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

,,zh quotations follows: Flour dull There
was a slight local demand Prices steady. No z
sprIne wheat, 5elG5sc spring wheat 52a56c: No >
red S5TsG5Gc; No . corn t3kc No Data. 3sSc by sam
n" No ? rrc Sc: No barley, 5Gc No naxseed 81 30
sIpne u nrd per 100 h. So s24 short ribs sides loose
sh'%t clear sides boxed SO sgs7 whiskcy dIstlers
anshGd So0s per sts sn & - p S bSl on the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter marke, steady
Extra creamery. l7c; nrsts. i6gi61c seconds +a3'sc
Eggs were easy. Fresh stock pisc per doz ~o
Cincinnati. July l6Flour- Sprns patent ~ 3ogsa w;
do fancy 81 1888; do family ~ Saas2 90; Wheat,
No mixed. a2a5Sc rork1Ciiy mess Ha f9miI ,
lard Sales steam ieof nc kettle dried 7sc leaf lard
RI rl sides. 1aa1sc short clear sides SH@sc. whIsley
Market frrner Sales ~ dstiers' goods on basis OF
81 % were s35 bills
Milwaukee July i6-Trading was light In speculative
circles today, September wheat opened 5SAc. went
market hard spring In demand and the supply Hight
No Northern. 6aG6e; No red ai4c. No spring sold
No 9 cash Corn steady and In fair demand with mod
crate supply; No l. i2,sc. No O. 42he: yellow 4Sc.
track oats dull but nominaly steady No white. Iotc
RYE steady with demand and supply about sales
nj from 4S.c To 4D,sc the latter FOR No switched.
Flax. 81 cash. Timothy s4gst - per 100 n Mess
steam 81 70 cash and 81 september
Minneapolis. July l6-The whent market went from a
ness in the pit to-day There sharp rally for Sep
TENDER the opening with December less active
and no, nrm. July opened at 5oc. closed sec Pep
tember opened 5Ihc closed 4I'sc December opened 5sc
GIi,c No 2 Northern. 6O1c. Cash wheat quiet. with
offerings light and buyers few: No Northern sold nj
when they can move patents 81 35ds3 5o bakers
81 05Qs2 as shipments 81 lpt barrels Bran and shorts
s1@sG no. sy SIC Sas IN &C. s osss os
white, c7taQ3Sc: No .. 3iisc.