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The evening world., 1894-02-10
STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS
SAILED TO-DAY.
La Gascogne, Havre.
umhrta, Liverpool.
Kaiser Wilhelm H.. Genoa.
Panama. Havana.
RhAetia, Hamburg.
Newport. Colon.
Adirondack. Kingston.
Mobile. London.
P%eninsular, Azores.
Concho. Havana.
Bermuda, n. Crolx.
City of Augusta, Savannah.
~ Norte. New Orleans.
Nueces, Galveston.
louisiana. New Orleans.
The evening world., 1894-02-10
INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.

INCOMING STEAMERS
DUE TODAY.
Anchoria, Glasgow Jan. 27.
R~hSnland. Antwerp Jan. 81.
brooklyn City, Swansea Jan. "a.
81, Romans. Liverpool Jan. rs,
britannia. Liverpool Jan. 81,
Croft, Dundee Jan. 25.
North Anglia, Gibraltar Jan. %.
New York, Southampton Feb. 9.
spree, Gibraltar Feb. 2,
America. London Jan. 2g.
America, Bremen Jan. 81.
Richmond Hill, London Jan. 27,
huriei. st. kits Feb. 3.
DUE TOMORROW.
"a Champagne. Havre Feb. 8.
Schiedam, Amsterdam Jan. ~.
hugia. Havre Jan. 81.
MarSAlA Hamburg Jan. 20.
SnleAeo City, Swansea Jan. 27.
francisco. Hull Jan. 81.
Sniombia, Colon Feb. |.
Trinidad. Bermuda Feb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAS cuba shippers have about cleared
W The siock q choice doe,c MARI Ian a 'nc "a"
small stock and have few sales that they nfr hardly
Sspmiy tca. ~ir Sincy sow rales nni unchanged
Other domestic beans on of .'fk l'r"s '' rum
foforn srneraly = undesirable quality and
peas have a moderate inquiry. but re rn'lef weak We
Gu,'c Domosiic marrow yer pish y e., N ~ &
kldncy. 50 .la,2 -; i, 'u'e cup 81 COS do elbow
foreign m~lum. 81 iiasl 81. 10 i'fr1sn marrow" ?. ~
s'2 10 d. p ,aT$1 81 Js H. g. on 81 @s 20 ''
Ht'T'TEE Extra creamery butter IS moderately active
below IKE and a f.w receivers REFUSE accept
price IN, no sales ar cnor'"i hrh"r ,'al, 9 rr@n
a'or, cold storag" q, 10 but tctc ARE better
Than which not sslalic oloye iG ,lc- I.%er
grades Of NOV. sowiy stat d'l[y ho,i-'~n
gs are yg -, r['s so %"f o Sf mm ANA lover ra.
arriving very choice. II here. would .ci promptly
ation Factory fair demand from local trade. but no
further saes 10 eHorer, r'T ,r , "' r a
wcdncsia,'s steamers t. ln.9nd ,ook go iuh' We
i7's. do nrss leaiec 10 scconds it5gi'e do ,h'ra'
l%g &C. 49, , ~ ii,an d. Wrsh tni4 se~ond- - nrs.
ia iGc dairy tubs 'hird. l2a@c imitation crcamefy.
nrss 10 thirds 10 seconds i~l:,c factory nrkn'
3aic DO tubs. hrs's 70 oHtras i24i"'c do thirds 10
cEEs market for "1g, fun crca 1a cnees Sc, fur s
above Tor fncy goods strictly on Their merit me lrW
really Pass ar '-n,y in Hn vs. hat there are more
e eh,%~S orcns ,a% ssp.r% or for Or
take their own account at The prices asked
Small sizes Of fi cream sh"Ts" resS" nr% under ye
p 1%iry @ W. @So'S STATE fH cream large Size white Or
~ 90 common t. taI 7%gsC do s small ,1. d l9Ucy
white s.ggs DO , Snoi . coq1ea "'ac do common
I;GGsA more general demand Is reported and the IN
9uy is st for Letter grade ., 81 T"9Is 'h"n !" c".iy
defecilye choice es are .hads hshsr and arn bur
s ssc ssesy Dun %d "npor & s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
TIE SITE or TRADE.

Baltimore July la-F1our steady unchanged; sales
Ilo0 bhls Wheat weak: Nc red SPOT Juy and Angus
b5 I55isc: September - sNjGr steamer N red 3-c
bid: milling whea, by sample 3cQ57c: stock. 77oilS
bush; sales l4l.coO bush. COM dun: mixed spot ana
July 4sc asked: Southern sample. 3iN54c d. ~
grade SAC asked stock. l602i1 bush. oats atil ana
lower No white Western jOGjic; No mixed Western
sc bid: stock p - hush Rye dull. No , old Doc;
new $3.50: stock .92i bush. Kay unsettled e'ol -
choice timothy SliGs.G Ocean f-eQhs quo" uAch1nsed
Cotton steady middllnss. -. Egss steady iNl1'+o.
Coffee steady: NJ :. 1Gisc. Others unchanged
Boston July l9--Flour quiet AMI unchang@l Com
steady Oats dull and easy shorts steady fr'visions
Quiet Butte quiet and steady; Northern creamery 1872
Gi9, Western IL 0l>i.c Cheese hrner; best No her
0l9hc Eggs quiet
Buffalo Julv lS-sprns wheat quiet and limits s'eeay
sales G,OO bush No nara spot. So. cars ~ ""'.n
66itc IL cars 10 Norlhern ST. l'%1' 9usn ~; (1
Chicago Sic Chcag, Sepieu'ter. closing: -" had
spot CO.. do G+7.c: No ND-ihe!n SPOT. ~ 90
627.c Winter wheat lower. fair demand; sri"S. S.i
No > red sc 1900 bush do DO In store, car 90
on track: No / write a., ~ extra white % asker
ing at inside prices: 57cO bush No ycIo" 4.-I
S74sc IL bush 4c.Q iGNsc. IL 90 bnsh 40
4Gi.c in No yellow sold - on iracN ats
dull; lower: white. sc. 80 white 'gt3c' 40
mixed Az asked track and store. Rye DUN, NJ = eDc
asked store Flour dull lower. best patent spring ~ "r
Sc 81 bakers straight 81 2oQs3 81 best family wi'cd
S3 l5qs3 30: straight winter 81 sjNS2 90. rye - Dl$
Mil feei-Strong niddnnRs. prices unchanged 'ana
freichts steady: wheat 3iac corn &c 10 New ORR
Chicago. July l9.The leading futures ranged as VOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

AD2s cs do aA'SS RI. chops sss
cores and sKh ID 'sgnnrlsd North carolina ssg
loo: do California lai3tc ra'p9. ,Ie pr,n@s as
I5qi6c. cherries. l3Il+c' apfico's' 'f'''N' '
HOPS -rracng is slack ana me ,or ysn-
eraiiv favorable from this counrS r,naI No quote:
quoted about lc lower. Old hops ho...' 100 nc, 40
e,,,r "a fair SAM. Pacific Coast lsh ch'cr
=, "n" :, uric,e i0.aiiiec: % common % ialI 10y"
POILTRY-AIIYF ohly on car ol ar'I car or two
xsc,eI during The afternoon. Tho light supply pmlt.cl
holding and prices for AL Hnd H,mer and few
~ trngh, s,ght p-crniuu. We quote: SprnS cN,ok-
sma to aiss s per o'oc % %cts per pa,r 5oG '5
air .,icGsi - pigeons 2DfJcc. latte. ior an o.
DRiSsEp- Receipts very igh drmand f sol a aI
ancc on fowls aud scad"d chickens We quote lnrKe,s
pc~ ~ 7dGc: fowls. l3@l3nc 90 COCKS "a n: spk1
chcLcns Phl,dooha i7g2'c; do Wes'rrh d,y to
nr,ne ia iS do small and poor i2pl4c 40 Gchatn ln
To- prize i3IlSc. spring 3ucks M"s err SG ~
Islam! and Ea''e =, 80 lg - g ''nSe'" Se'
HAY kND STRAW quote: Hay prime. per 100 TO-
81. A. NJ :, 30 l. G}asGc do shipping. ioc DO ASH
o. smt rnis N,D VfGErAuLEs- arrivals Of
~ rrs local s,ock Sena il.n'y and demand generally
quiet Prime yellow sweet potatoes Woulu 81
t'rn. scarce pcans steady: prime not plenty onions
Iu Tomatoes unchanged choice areo hod S,eN'I; ,.
son,hcrn CLOTH heads 81 j0Gsi GO sweet potatoes y. l.
,Sw rr "a 81 Sg$' p S2 sb 3 & d. aryiand and
yrgnla 81 ;4s2 d. @T ,S.rc, ner 100 s21ss a.
bans pcf fns SiT<l u peas 81 75as2 cucunhrrs Long
Island per 100 ijcas; do Jcry per n"t bnI na'E E
sg 3 nc 90 Slo MT, s s S 10 soaih crsey
d, Maryl,nl per 'arrler. 81 2sG2i 10 do folk ga
corn per o 's 3 sue esrFy per- F' lS 5 va
81: Ilrssla turu?s. IjcCSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

Chicago July 70 tSpcciaD. Wheat today got ~ the
lowest price On record July selling 5f.c September
opcnol AZ 5G.c sod iew~en 5Gc and $3.50 md closed
a, $3.50 cables lower wheat receipts here. 2l5
cnfs the estimate the prediction for Friday
was 80 cars outside markets oven weaker than
this The export demnni. encouraging Wednesday.
was oil gone to-day Tn. s"aionrI reported practically
n made IA" other side. The aggreen'" Of the
business here was only 10000 bush 80 spring The
weather through the Northwest cool and showcry.
Tho Price Current said the crop ylcli running
previous estimates Baltimore said cNp"r'ers We're
Ic-eillng oss IN" rails Just at the close was On
buying iy Ne" orh IriNite-Mf" Npust-
Fnrnum leading.
Al ~ ~. dry weather bulls In were stnmpeiei
to-day price dropped over L. and closed without
much rally September opened At Sc. slld between ~
and lirsc and closed 49,. Receipts .26 cars:
the estimate Friday $50 Gables lower.
charters here $1,000 bush showers were re-
ported for almost Western stat" Tonight or to-
morrow. Oats dun and weak country commission
houses doing the bulk al The selling july dropped lc.
September July sold from 3lisc 70 3c. and
,nsci u, Bio September sold from >, ~ ~ re and
closed 27atc Receipts l33 the estimate for
Friday. CO cars 1890
futures against sales of cash for shipment.
over There 5000 hogs. the estimate for Friday
was 20 100 Prices Zoe lower.
on the cur. puts september wheat were i,c calls,
5i;.c Puts September sold carly a. t2'sc, but
closed 4Ii.c Calls September sold early NJ
yyc closed i2ikc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

nuraio july 10 -cnt'l~- Receipts Inst - hours go
heai thus fa 35'o head. for same time
last week sPD head. Consigned through. 80 mead .
ssw York. 80 head. on So ~ head nMk~i W'nrl
f,nh a,'i'e god grades ami shade sirns"r WIN
~ very choice l,r~. ci0ssd steady al rl good hsn
s..er- g. s5ust choice II. no 10. s. "pH % '"'l'
s. 75uts - er'ra. s. light - fair c.'p 20 lo' 70
s,ecr- m late i, - 251sa - Hngs Receipts last ??
hours aDr h~ai. total f1r week thus faf =i4@ hcnd
.o,n. time la, wc-k - head. Consigned through
~ head New-York. $50 head. on sal. l'," head
market ar.n~d active bu, weakened fuily 5" ~ noon
20 choice YorS~f. g. CiHSi 30 siy s. 20. sor non
urn. aat h~avy s. GonS5 ~ choice heavy. s. "nN -.
r,ugl' - ?;ast - s'ag' 81 olf. - sheep ana minus '
p'- La, - hours 700 head to'l f"r "e"K mus
lar 4UO head flf same Tim" las, wcek > 900 l,"'l
c,nNrnei through ~" head. ., ~ York O." head N
sale. looo head market ol"nei 81 10 sIgna"I rni
,onr al soi. boat mlSei sheep. 81 2'ps9 80 c.n'men
g. s"aS2 500 w"'h~r~. g. 75HfI "1'. h"ay qn''nnr
s,afi 20 suiis anA sh tu' hers lots. a. 5ods2 -
linton STOCK Yarls. chicago Jul, ~ 'a'ue.Rece'I
L -" s .,".1r run" anI ,~r, ssss n, Soas and tus
81 aSsy 80. calves teHSi u hlgs Receipts ->"' H. "a.
market Weak hea'l. 81 SoaS5 &" co,rm..n ~ 'xx,n-%
49, piss 81 2IIst ~ sheep Receipts. 5Wn h"al
fnnre, sicndy Inferior choic" 81 2'Ht3 CO. lambs 81
= Louis July ip-ca,tle Receipts. leo head. native
market active hu, not strong as ',s.rdny IsHas
ca'e "a. -,nf and i.@is e. e IN ,nsn 50 70
Ht2 - iiogs- Receipts 80" h~ad VIM" ms nHrkrt
no'" prices ~"rs ioHl.c lower nm yc.,",IA> 4
god. h.avy f5WtS 20. mN~i. ~ eoHS1 10, lghf
81 1asi 10 sheep Receipts lldl head. market n't'e
demand good sheep steady lu iamla slehty lover host
ls s3 20 native sheep s2fs2 90 slok"ra 81 2jd$l -
Fr-, Liberty iuiy ~ -"a'tle Receipts light market
steady at unchanged prices lrmc 81 3'gSt 20 good,
g. rus, 10. good butchers 81 Ogt3 g. rough fa " 100
,,ue HIGHT, demand only fair. phlndephas. s. iot; 70
hest yors.r- 3sGs5 go fnr Workers g. 2o
s. .; PIGS s. 3.at 90 good SONS S.gs' - stass an !
rourh ,o~s Sigsi - sheep supply 'gh, market steady
and all sla 81 1iHt3 p1. good 81 Pa q 90 far
s2Is2 10 common. ;ocpS -. y"arings 81 25us1 NJ
leuiT 50 5oasI 90 veal calves sjIsG heavy md thin
,.i,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
pO0rJrSS piTD BY ROBBERS

Red Fork l. T. Juiy l9-Thc offices % the Wells
Fargo Express and the southbouni train on the
None, division OF the Frisco road were robbed
last nigh, by "Bin" Cook and his gang OF SIX dos-
pe-adoes At 7:S) a. m. the seven mcn entered TIE
express office adjoining the depo, and ordered the
agent 70 throw up his hands Two OF The men
guarded the agent and the renainIer Went llroIBn
mounted the sou;hbound train on the Monet division
and rode short distance ont where ;ney con-
PEELED the engineer 10 stop the train. Messenger
Chapman. a brother Of the Missouri Pacific mes
senger who was Killed year ago ey an-roboers
was knocked sense,css AID made a prisoner AMI the
a ING of whisxcy which they took The robbers
fed from the train and We're seen IN the mooH lsht
10 noun: and start north. \ posse IS In pursuit
The "hOld-up' did not prove a p-oiitabie venture
The bandits took from the station agent o0y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. Julv H. lSi-
COTTONThc FIST swing of prices This morning vas
\ lower range IN values Speculation was Gui"i ana WIN
on, much feature During the ia:i"r part q IN" DAY
speculation unimn tee mN"n"ni "i pi,'s mar
row AMI without feature. n, ',se W"s stead WIN
AUGUST fNsc hi range on August. 'N>fhN'' ''''
sales. $500 has TIE position q The market is an ~"
satisfactory white here have been oc"'s hA
rallies therc hcea rar lti!c to enc"ufns,
fresh lrl speculation Owing Il thc apaih"c -'n" f
trade conditions there is hi;ir 70 encourage onisr m
,or~s, IN the marl", ami ygofeegioAn speculation =
small ana seemingly directed the bear SIDE American
spnners are less Interest In ne spot market
while the Offering rather lAcal There ar" lnTtAs
ing offrrings coto~ Tsucrt"d from the Sohth
would be an unusual n there Wer" not, but ne
earless the movement. hc favorable weather ana tr
,ek Of big crop all extremely depressing iehturs'
,rhs o,,uai receipts are small however. ne yet The
Liverpool m iull ard lower today "nernE no
cement 70 America ami private cables are re-
erting tho nsinuatiOns Of reduced time abroad Tax
inc n eliog thor bear reports IN IN" ma 'r'F .H'
nuinc :, Ire very price lear speculation - imld
Onenin- range and clos. to-day and closing lids tho
49,. .rll ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA srocKs
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

THURSDAY, July l3-p. m
The stock market was somewhat more actlys
to-day. but American Sugar Refining MAINTAINED
an undue prominence. It's fluctuations were fire.
quent and rapid. although not wide. and at the
close It's price was not materially changed from
the final figures yesterday. While the movement
In this stock was extremely erratc. the manipu
lation seemed 10 be directed toward higher
level and tire closing strong, although con.
siderably below the highest point. Other indus
trial stocks were higher. a rule. and Chicago
Gas gained ]. and Distilling and Cattle Feeding
IA per cent The railway list depressed
and ST. Paul and Louisville and Nashville lost
per cent, closing at their lowest prices. and other
shares lost aQ% per cent on an average. Tbs
transactions except In the industrial stocks. were
light. however. and for this reason variations
may not have been significant. The weakness Of
st. Paul. for instance. was due partly 10 the con-
tinued Withholding OF It's weekly earnings. as II
there was any investor in It's securities who was
not aware that the labor troubles had inter.
rupted traffic. That a great railway company
should display such timidity is at least.
usual spectacle.
The stocks which have an international mar.
ket were generally lower They were sold for
European account whenever they showed symp-
toms OF strength The selling resulted In the
withdrawal of 81 900. 900 gold for export Satur.
day. and the total shipments may exceed ~
600 000 The active resumption OF gold exports IN
dicates a fresh doubt on the part Of foreign hold
ers OF American securities. The uncertainty
about tariff and financial legislation has not
been relieved. and the wrangle between the TWO
houses Of Congress may be indefinitely prolonged
The letter OF the President fails TO clear the at
mosphere because II Is interpreted In Wall street
az favorable to the Sugar Trust. In advocating
free raw material he admits that sugar Is a
legitimate and logical article OF revenue taxa
ton" and that this is "a delicate subject WITH
which he Is not prepared 10 grapple. Free coal
free iron. free wool are insisted upon; free sugar
Is doubtful question. IL Is not surprising thai
Europe prefers gold 70 American securities when
National legislation Is dictated by a monstroU
monopoly which is responsible to no control out
side It's own limits.
IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were again no transactions in Govern.
ment bonds az the Stock Exchange. but the
market was fairly firm at closing quotations a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

Market closed steady la3 points 20" decline rInd
with Yesterdays closing prices Inns'ertite = tcH-'
600 Total sales - +O bales New or SPOT 'hH I'D,
day and last nsh, officially reported For cNpft ="
haics. consumption 1909 bales o,s Leo hal"s So
lnarkct steady: mdGne up.ands. 1itc. nidIiing gun
T.c which uncharScl compared with Nrsrf1Nt 60
ing York eross Icrrirt 40 bales. forwarded ~
bales sacs. li0' bali. gpnnHrs l"'r hh.t; su-N.
Jar this week 2.4,O lac~ Thus FAR thus "c"k Urea,
britain 7l9 iaice Franc 90 bales: CoA'in"n' zoo"
bales. stock 2Gi GSI bale 49,. 49,.
Liverpool spot cotton easier. sales. 90, bales
receipts 5000 bales. ordinary 81, god grlnni{.
2 Liza. Toy riidlinE - lGl middling l'-l'd
good mid l.ae l-lGd miidl ns fair +d Futures p n~
,uiei partially iG+i declre. i5sed qt~' an sitndf Al
September 35jQ3jG SCI 'erher O,ioher 3;Gv. october
November November rccem.e 3ifG rs llfc"inh"r-
Taruarr 35SI31H jar Frb-lafy SaG3'. February
March 7Gs. Ma-ca-April 3G2q2G?. Manchester irrf
que; anI unchanged cloths ners sarc" h'nb'N III We
zen, for the Week ee!ps 14vb bales last '"ar NF
bn!cs sine, January l. 5000 bales last y"at. ~
coo Ancat Coco bales. 900 baics shipments
Great iriiair. 1000 ia.". last year loo AMI 7'"1
hale. respectively Since Janunr, J. Graf hrain 40
bales continent ga bales last year. 80 90 and cs2
ttD bnl"e. respcctN ely
COFFtE-A decided decrease shown in the volume
81 business and realizing sales depressed me market
few points. with September nonopolizing attention IN
ex-hanse of September for August was effected ~ 20
81. francs. August. $500. september. - 90. ciohr
90 10: November. 500 Sales. 1909 bags RIO of-
rial cables 1850 Tor No grade. er
change quiet unchanged. AT 90. receipts Nvr cleared
firm at rcis advance. 100 for good average" 70
CENTS 70 900 bags stock O.. (sD Cleared from RIO
steamship Merida. with lioco bags Hamburg steady at
y n,g decline July 20 pfc. August. - -. September"
contracts closed quiet at ; 20 10 decline.
Sales were Il, 80 bugs. rs follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
INITIATED IND DEAD on THE TRACK.
THOMAS FLYNN RELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN

THOMAS FLYNN RELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
MURDERED AND ROBBED NEAR NYACN.
A dead body found on the tracks Of the Northern
Railroad OF New-Jersey. between Tappan ana spar
kill. yesterday morning, proved to be inst o'
Thomas Flynn, twenty-four years Cd c'ai III,
spector a; Weehawken for the HILLSIDE o'' anu
Iron Company and living at Permon' Flynn was
a nephew OF W. r. May. genera superIn''h'''.'
Of the company. II, last seen at IL oc.o'"
Wednesday night. when he bede MS companions
goodnight, after drinking moderately. -, =. o.,
s,i1 tbot he had cons,dcrah. money IN his posses
sion. and when the body was found me pocKrts
had been turned inside out and cn'pned Ills Wa'c'
was undisturhed , e..
murder Al the point where the nody was i p,
there Is bend in the road ana on .l'n"r o w,e
heavy trees make II always lark. F.yhh co'' was
torn showing there had been struggle III, .
II Is supposed that Flynn was struck WIN so.ne
hlint instrument and left unconsoi9ns lHl W. ,.
locomotive OF the Midnight train wednesday mgh'
did the rest. ,,.,,. ,,r,u,,ad
Flynns face and head were horribly mn ra1,rn
He was single and his parents I've IN S,rah'92n'
Penn They have been informed OF the aIh'. -,
was popular in Piermont, and connected win many
fraternal orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
,-rrrPtyS TO NAVE Az OCTIyG.

Tho members of the Veteran Association oil 'he
list Regiment expect to have jolly time on ,'''r
annual clambake az Pleasure Fay th's a''c'-
noon. The association has chartered the s'eann"'
Mary Patton and VIII start from JaAe-St' Noi'i
River at Q o'clock this morning. Inc "''' WIN
also touch at the Battery ct 9l1 O'CLOCK.
The ride down the Bay and up the shrewsbury
River Is a delightful one. The veterans nope 10
arrive at J. +. X. Browns Ola Pleasure SAY liQust
before noon The, can occupy two hours. as h'st
suits their Individual tastes. and at o'clock me!
will sit down a genuine Rh0ie Island Cia'DnT -
at o'clock arriving in The city shorty DC 81 ,be
affair are "A X Parkin H. j. FaikDer and Herman
Soifke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July 10 The demand for wool has been
actlyr and large sales been made. amounting In all
to pounds u all kinds some e the large mills
have Ieen OPERATING territory and Texas woods. ohio
neeces been selling slightly lover prices. nclul
Ing y a. I7alsc. NN at iSc. Xxx and above and xxx
nj l9Qaoc and 40 a 0c. Michigan neeces quoted
at l60i7c Washed com5ing woods are quiet AT .lq22c
ana fine delnine sells zoe Michigan and 2ic
frr ohio I'nwnshed comblng wool IN good demand at
iG6Isc T. one quarter hreee ghths Mp'd inwash-d
and understandable ir.ces In demand at l3dl5c Terri
wool active. with sales OF 90 pounds IN the
range Of Ii2Sc. ON \ secured basis Of 2sqoc for
medium and auff33c Tor fine fine medium Ia spring
Texas wool sales pounds In the Of Oy
Jr Including line Of 500 600 pounds At l2c per pound
wool been dull. Fine Missouri sold AT 90
lie per pound. Pulled woods have been active IN the
range ~ 1929. Foreign woods quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

rrvcruooI Iuv 10 SIS m.-flrof Extra In ia i1css
Anli NJ ,ss 81 prime moss Gi at 5ps Pork I'M" mess
WIN nne sf.a,lv 81 7us. DO medium steady a. COS
It,ms s,ori cut about 10 H. steady ~ jNs Eac m
Sunlcfland cut about 20 H. dull AZ f)s; shout rib
oh, - y, full ~ 3is long clear mlcies. aron - ~
dun nt 3,s long am short clear mdllcs. np,ut - ~
AMI a, sos shoulders About - 10 - H. dun n "s
,r",s. American nnesi White AMI coor"l. firm ~ I5'
a. Tslow Prime c''t Jun NJ rs 81 'o,ons",i 4" l.
ier,ol ragn~i lul Cd Spirits urpen'.ne sea
n, -. =, R.sn Common steady ~ "a I'D i.nrd =
S,,, dun g, -. - Wheat-Ho rel wioi"r duil a.
4. Ga \. rcd sqr.rr JAIL NJ Is l0l Flour ST l''uH
f,ncv winter dul A. - pa corn MlNei We'ir'n
suo, iuu A, - illG July iul ~ 2. l0zd August dNl
~ "a los September dr - - lO'll Hops az Lon Ion
ia riec coast DON q 5srfi -.
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Galveston. July io-Couon steady miding CSC: low
mdlng D-i8c; good ordinary. 6l.c; net and gross
cept 20 bales exports c6ns.wisc T22 bales; sales IA
bales; spinners. bales. stock. T433 bales.
Norfolk, July igt'otton quiet mdding. &c: low mid
ding i6c good ordinary. Sac net and gross receipts
q bales exports coastwise 90 bales sales 10 bales
stock. I697 bales ~ 49,
savannah July lO-Coiion steady mddling. 6tsc: low
mddine 6i+c. good ordinary SIC. net and gross re-
cepts 07 bales exports coastwise u bales sales. 10
bales; stock. sob bales.
New orleans July i0-cot,on steady: good mddlng
INC: mdding 6-sc low middling. csc. good ordinary.
6Nc and receipts 20 bales; sales loo bales
stock oSe balss
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

,ondon Ju,v 1eAt the wool sales to-day $500 bales
we're offered The quality good and there was a
better show OF Melbourne. Victorian and New south
Wales woods The attendance large. bidding was
energetic and prices m. The days sales include
IN New. South wales-3.0oO bales greasy at 4a9d.
n (1ueensland-70O bales greasy at chqsd
Tictorian-2 700 bales greasy at oh41oSzd
south Australian 800 bales greasy at 4gId
Nsw-ZraIand-1OO 600 bales greasy at 6a9d ,>
Cape OF Good Hope and Nsta-ooo bales greasy ~ s*v
ekd H.. =. ~.,.s . .ooa ..,.ct,o,
- Austraan was offered The attendance was far ana
competition was sustained. Homegrown "e'nos a''S"e'
On eighth,