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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-08-22
BY THE GOVERNOR.
Proclamation Regarding Labor Day
and It's Observance Issued by the
Chief Magistrate of the Common


Gov. Nelson has issued proclama-
ton naming Sept. 8 as Labor Day, in &C.
cordance with act of the last legsla-
ture. The proclamation contains some sug-
gestions regarding observance Of the day,
and is as follows:
Whereas, The legislature of this state,
6y the provisions of chapter SO of the Gen
tral Laws of $685. established Labor Day
and designated the first Monday of Septem-
Der in each year to be observed as holi-
day for that purpose:
Now, therefore, l, Hnute Nelson, gov
ernor of the state of Minnesota, do hereby
recommend and request that on Monday,
Sept. g. 1894, the factories, offices, stores
and other places where labor is employed,
be closed, and that, so far as it is practi-
cable, opportunity be given all who labor
to celebrate the day in a manner BETTING
the purpose to which it is dedicated.
Labor is the controlling power in this
land, not only creating it's wealth, but,
through its army of toilers shaping the
policy of state. 1t is proper, therefore,
that all men, employers and employees, lay
ing aside for the day their usual avoca-
tons, should, by public assemblies, by eff
forts seeking to secure harmony, mutual
respect, confidence and cooperation be-
tween employers and employees, and by
other fitting ways, recognize the worth of
honest toll and consider ways and means
for elevating and improving the condition
of the wage earners in our midst Thus
observed, Labor Day would soon become
firmly established in our community as a
happy and peaceful holiday as day
consecrated and set apart by the state to
teach all men the dignity of labor and to
foster among them a spirit of mutual con-
fidence and regard that alone can be relied
upon to do away with the industrial strife
and turmoil that recently has disturbed
our otherwise peaceful and happy land
In witness whereof l have hereunto set
my hand and caused the great seal Of the
state to be hereto affixed at the capitol in
the city of ST. Paul this 18th day of August
A. D. 1894 KNUTE NELSON,
ATTEST: Governor.
IF. p. BROWN, Secretary of State
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-08-22
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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-08-22

What They Are, rand How They
Bear UpoRths Irish Land
Question.

~ THE MoSrRuv. Or. WALSH.
Archbishopof Dublin.
Bishop Walsh'G pamphlet is consid-
cred one of the beSte contributions to
the Silver question ever published. Its
value cannot be too)j strongly empha.
Sized
The last census shows a very large num-
Der Of our farms n1prt9aged: In so far as
Of rent paid by the Sish tenant, to Just
such an extentis the condition Of our farm
fall in the value Of farm products the
amount OF the farmer'5 mortgage, as we'll
some so RESPECTS more nfected Sy the ann rs IN
ciation 81 gold than the Irish tenant. Arch
bishop Walsh presents the question so in
telligently, so clearly, and with SO much d.
rectness that his pamphlet cannot fail to
have very large and useful circulation in
this country.
The price of the pamphlet is only Is cents.
books on the silver question and the tariff,
by the REPRESENTATIVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02

Liverpool. June 30 = m-I2eef Holders offer fnolcr
atey; India Dun SIS I'd. prime duh 80
nO Pork Holders Offer freely prime Western fine
steady at GGs 3D. d. medium steady OF jGs 81 Hams
Holders Offer sparinRly short about ~ TO 10 n
firm GI Holders offer Sparirgy: CuUber-
land about 2s TO 80 ~ firm at 3ss. short rb about
- H. 31s. clear midilcs about a. H. firm
middles about ~ nrm "a
34s shoulders Atoui l2 10 IS NJ RE I'd
Chcese-IIodcfs oner moderately. American white
and coorcd steady az as G Tallow Holders Offer Md
eraiely. prime city dull ~ 23s %. Spirits Of turpentn"
Holders offer moderately: steady M 2a~ Cot.onseed oil
Liverpool refined. steady 2le Resin Holders offer
sparngy: sieadv IS 81. Lard Sp,-if0lcrs
ofer moderately futures holders not Offering. prime
Western spot jJs Wh"at-Iinlders offer mOler-
aely No . red winter duil Is nd: No red spring
dull ~ lii1d. Flour Holders offer moderately ~
Louis fancy winter steady IS I'd. Corn spot and
Holders offer sparngy mixed Western spot Grm at
Sad July steady 81 SD: August steady 81 0l,d
Hops AZ Pacific o0s;Iiodcrs offer moderately;
firm al Ja
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02
THE MARK Els.
TOTAL. RECEIPTS JUNE 80.
.r,1r GENERAL, MARKET REPORT

york
l.,----,.- <.... MARI. only moderately active hrst
c.n soies s,ouirs decline of % points on uniVof
able I,verpoo inrnedately after the call more wa.
slight rally private anvices rom , en- injury to
the crop The net result the day 'tauhg va ,n
cline Of point Total sales ~" T SATURDAY. run
Most OF the selling has been The case Ioi -, m,
past by tired longs very I,ue ,, Ia, The local
temner Ca bearish there serm 20 b. any ~,
ston the part Of believers IN low y ,he General he
i,eS tbat cotton is low even under the avoraho crP
ditions and that the ure VIZ r,,r,s have
- almost nnf,rml. favorable and II Is coi'f'''
nearly every one that the crop VIII Dc ,,css M
49,. ass GOO alcs including $4,000 on shpu9aru In
g 900 al thr;y-one leading interior ,,,, ia din1in
against 900 last year thai NE ~ make unwise
fishing 50 rapidly in this country as ,S 4, NAV be
selling July and August al cuFr'l,' ,nnrtbs NAV he
that the comparative strength OF c"ns. "hcrwisc
sustained in later posiii ms t,,us S...ne would
the generally favorable crop como ~, ccnn bolt is
sccton The Financial Chronicle IN rs osK saws
the weather in the cotton ,, - a very favorable
A. a number of points on the AuantS ~
moisture needed there ms nsm Ienc6fed Re
week t Sna the CUT states generally quite sn n
factory in Texas. although tme W. In we'll Rain
ury III in so1oc localities Mississippi Arkansas n
Tennessee but the crop Their IS as 5I' sbs supply Of
cotton sG5 0s2 bales against 292e's IN ~ t, "a
$3.50 in 1892, against 2'o2,"4 IN i' roar ag5 De-
@ q, oS 100 from corresponding date ~ ln'- mo
an Increase Of 5i2 42s 1891. The toth so2
pseninaIIs ains oo on in 1892 % and IlIGWS IN
1891 92 The net overland noNt'' ,riand movement
against 800 IN Shows decrease 2a.3lo from one year
ago There came in ssn eur week in s9s ANA
cease in amount sign. compared WIN '"S' '' "
Opening range and Close to-day and Closing o' "''
nj ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02
Runs. Deliveries deiihsuirs' '" ~ 40.
Liis.... 20lO. 7G2 2a534s3 "5'aG IVc. ~ -.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July (Sp.caD. Wheat was easier y's'er aY
within a rangc ~ y cent. Tn" strk" had slightly
decreasing irnu,ncc Cables 1id not show as much energy
os ,ras expected from nights advcos. III" western
weather WIS f,vornlc RoceYts Of new wheat wore 70
roroi from various points 'lcrranc"s rom b"h ,~
~ t,. week ITi7pO bush. sfna- GRIP a1Vl''S
nroaS,re from July being much Tor sac tnat me
tuy September spread widered 10 ~ rNnt' 9ep''i''
5gss ard Goa ana ci'rsl NJ
~, cents Iily nj me opening vas "a cents discount
bu ns cents discount he close. II ~ not eNeo,fI
ma, ,hc deliveries Monday VIII be large nov W.
fh,t M. visible supply win sho~ de"re1s@ OF anout
/ bush. Tho elevator ROW was sun ulST''''i
Wh.,f however VIII little affected by II, as MI
h.,i in i1.pOND bushels WIN O' I-e
ular flr delivery unccr ~" rules T. FIX innn"7 IN"
- ,tt,,rn..i over TUESDAY and "Wednesday
com was Irregular strong eRrly hut easier t9warh Wc
ci.e huicI Hight receipts II "'H on ~ 'r
selling prifes~i1nals Tn" fHy az ono ui'
e., 80 a mn" premium ,he Sep'emo"r II cl0sel.
however a. discount q }. cent. The carr were I'D inc
estimate Monday. only li" ,.-,.
CON m also aNac''-l O., the elevator row. some shorts
hnnr made imd hy tho prospect ~ no r"su;nT elevator
o,ier MONDAY Tho stock - In siofr. I'N'P uush
continue. regular that stock is small and current Re-
crf.a VIII got Eool delivery until ~ elevator row
a r,cl IN July SOLD from +iis o. ~. ana closed a.
Az ..n's September sold 81 Az nu' r"S~l ~ 4i's
oats were little easier The railroad strike kept ne
receipts small iut %" Western weather wns favorable
prDyl. s v,r- weak early the siritc. pork losing
p cents "a barrel lard and riis ~ c-ns hlndieH.
recovered uil this Dsa AMI closed htfn "' NNS'F
Armour and other iacH"rS -o,, III.
on me curb ruis september wheat w~-" '9h oalls
Coz cents puts September corn, Az calls 'l-s"'' =
cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02


n'g a-r IS " a red k5n, er weak be-, a IAN
bought EASILY at q9.,aon some 34 m, " 1-~
sna n22e he Sg ' hrn AZ g o. mrrd &
1is, lined ara coisA'f',r ,.,,i, irc rl,. -,.cs
r,d - ARR On me s siam. p,e. No-r,s ~ BUSH
y, W. co quote I , for an o q"s1 81 n DO win, 31
s.: 3oaS2 81: ao t,I s'drey - G'nk2 =" g. 'iii~ ~
81 a.p$2 d. vel ~ 'yr - ",S- - ,ss.:S DO f..ig
medium. 81 '5qti = a' fresn ,u"n 81 %4>' 30 "a
HrTrER TIN market ~as en', ana chow. '. .I
IN any -ss~'''ial Isn',; iu r.i,cr. A. ~, cv
PEE, much irsic sa'ur'ey ana ~" No. ursrs 'i,'
ACES az q, M fc nsrc IS m H. u,r favor one @
ncaiions quiet and without change - value W" ~.
I ss l1 - s@'' c KITE % , i,sie A. %
i l.s f''c q ar. i i4a,G. c d. w a
nrs'p l4ale dairy 'q- 1'-- i2alT ye..c,a isi-
nrs,. I4QI4'.c 'iirts 20 .rAs i"7a i'c f'.'o'i
thirds - seconds "aal3. ,, ,,...,, ~.,,,-,ov rri
,h ~ or NJ" h.. IN lay he ho orn
Whor. TIE quality aai condition re- i"r'ef N" ..
f.rrbcr chanrr M, lealal ml'e ond some o'' gro
si unsola -nali sz~s toi shape. tae,s b. Fint
N very ni;~ demand ana feeirs o1'y ,p-' Of t,c
gi,en I'y"rl.ol able - 81 W" g1,e T."'" ',.'{
,t.4Nc. q, good prime s'.QSis-. lo con.a.l %. f'
7a>~ r.r' skins oicaoaeo county. eh.r BE-. ~ q ID "
EGGS Tnc marte' show No change. 'ancy g'ois en-.
/ ...1,c .,,..s',- su a. 49,. 49,. - ,,..
% ~, ~ s'H =. E
.", go" am '.0 wanna Ia ~ ON li.'.
~ i"oy. I.Nl= I'D. hiri" l'f care. <2HS' 49, 'ia'F'
Hn1 iir'ics. " i'tS@ =
tx, IN ., few - . aitlo. and i-.1 Ne,
a,,,i,.- "a r H,. r. r'' .I' '', .i ,i'"' ,
t'''., "i.. '' '1' 'i'i' Ni"f"iH tf"l"r f'i ~
,u't ~, pil,,s eye, '.rH i.,y ana if ,'- ''" "h ~,
-, ,'II.'' N '''l- f.I'} iirl ~. " i,'
" ~ ~, ~, g't.' N.'' w. .'i} u5's'' i'.
Ia ',"f Ing l"'f'' SOY ans WEI p'N't "''"
REGULAR hli me >In1 lo's - most Kinds ~" Ifefy
sio' r ais"oa S' c1 2a .sc.a ,' .o 1
eI.'S' s'n'lY '"'l'' Nh'Fl'ri"i~ no goa c'uiri and
MN w g.,.r,. 'ii'< ~ and per crate 10 81 =
=, q" re- -. NJ Ir '.iir Irf c"iIri q ''l
= - ~ .,'i'" "rHi" I' case fiNS- q ''t''
80 - H.. RAM, per ~ %i" sif'"'' ri, t
! ~ '-'. -hl"y iisi'' TIC Nliif'' per CUP. @ft
90 5,it'y per PM "F ID. iiteHchla Irr Q'n' *g@'sr
'cHi'n'l,''' pr tlhi' 0f l'. ilhcNi rr'7. if-t
berries 2ric WHskW'l'ne p basket, 3Hcnsi co. 8t'r,
/ ",iirn-, i+' ~, a. u, si7e Sl'r'2f
th ~ htIti T." small lots = ofal'ra'rI a.l
sunl "Ipl"s ore Joining oi rh ui fhe nElrrs quoted
hni demand is Ighi ana i"oline 'afy. Cores ana .n,
SUI neglected. ana her" is hH Nrr donE in Peaches
| insIb'rie d"'i and unsettled Cther nuns quiet W,
quote: apples ''airai"l fancy. l4r. o. choice 1872 y
jtc. 90 c|ninon - prime oll@. =, suulriel. North
carolina rltnc; ID state G'eTsc. ohDs 1tn2c: core.
ana -kins ILL., r""c.es c'ara,ci delaware peei@l
| lfFi''' 90 sun urea North Carolina. N 10 d. cali
ioTnia Hl3@c. ras;herf7. cvap"fn'ci 1916 clcr
! Ties l&Nl2'gC aificOis la &c. pruncs.
HOPS crop prospects uuusuallt favorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02

o o,,,e and n, sheep 10 Glasgow. Additional shpmshs
included 225 cattle on the Hind@2 t he Lucnna
Eee,mans Comp,nv and 100 cattle on the hoheu," Linz
Shnmierg & Son Total shipments Tor 'e 800 and s55
Saturday. 4.2o5 cattle. ii.o'' quarters VI
chiNr,s- Receipts si7 head Duh ana barely ng $50
60 - Hr,erynk calves dressed calves SO" ~ ~ ~
FOR country dressed veals tgSc o or, v,,' 49,
SSalrs NJ Collins: ~ veals. l33 N average ~ - " ~
100 n = d. s III p s q, 81 calves ,cs ~ 50 o
10 led calves. lac NJ. a. 81 10 9, -. G, 81. ., do
Haenbock & Hollis veas. ~ No. ~ ~ - w.
q DGienback. ~ huttcrmik calves ~ H. u. - ~
y in5d g co II Virginia calves i4l m AZ 81 80
sIFET AND LAMBS Receipts. 20 cars. or t'J1 mead.
for butchers direct and 10 cars @ ,ined rrtces
In vicw OF the ,ieup freight traffic from cincinnati
cutting Of the shipment o. kcntncky ana souom." g
n The magnitude Of he strikes on roads c'ntr'ng nv
Chicago sellers looking for very si.9hs matkct
prices considerably higher. Medium 10 prime lambs
sold 1T 81 5Oa$G - per lm n ~ .. Westcrn year,
mutton higher At 5ns N: dressed lambs vo7y firm at
safes wlkerson & sherman: E3s Virginia lambs. GO ID
81 - 100 n us do. GS N. Rt 81 CO. 20
Michigan sheep. ~ ~ at 81 l3 Kentucky do. los H.
Vi Collins: Virginia lambs "a ~ s. 10: 81 do.
q? n ~ SO II" cuis ~ H. at 81 23d Ohio sheep 30 H.
y : Kase Jersey lambs CT 10. at SC 70: II do.
e e. M g. Ii Jersey ewes III !" d" So do '2'
ID Harrington 10 Kentucky lambs 90 n NJ 81 90 900
: iuIl 4 90 1916 Virginia lambs ~ II, at s. 5o oil
Haenl.eck iio.': a47 Kentucky lambs. ~ II. AZ 81:
u Mcrherf.n & e.: 24D virginia lambs CO 10 at ST.
HOGS Receipts. II cars lGi2 head About 8" head
for sale. Market firm.
Sales A. " Lamb II state hogs zoo N at
Hume Mullen: Is state hogs. 2o2 H. at So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02
LIVE STOCK MARK ETS.

New-YOTk June 30 1894.
BEEVES- Receipts. s5M cars or 203 hcsd30 for
expectation dressed quarters 40 for shipment alive
and y Of local stock No trade worth noting Feeling
firm city dressed native sides firm Gi1Nsi4c per 10
Gable advices received this morning quote the London
extremely dull a DQokc American
live weight and refrigerated selling
a1hc 10 quolity at Liverpool bes' American cattle
reported selling l0c per n dressed weight
and refrigerated beef al T%QsHc per 10 Shipments
day on the Mobile 25s cattle and 2l+0 quarters OF beef
for Schwarzschld & Suzbergor. and S53 for J
ShambeTg & Son; the Lepanto n. Norris sends 2s2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02
TIE PETROLEUM MIRhET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AHp RANGE or PRICES
New York June 30. 1894.
The crude oil speculation continues neglected.
but there we're sales In options this week OF o'"1
bushels at S5uS5A cents. Tho opening BID or the
week was sos, cents and the closing BID to-day WAS
81 cents The fall in quotations took the trade py
surprise. and appears to have resulted Iroiu .ic
opening OF "gishrr. yielding 10 barrels an noul
I'm the deep territory south OF Mannlngtou' Ietl,
'rhe we'll is located In important TERRITORY, which
has furnished a larger proportion Of the new pro.
duction than any field In the last AK months Dut
the "arike does not appear to open new
md the production in the aggregate ~ s,I 'asR.'s
behind the consumption The reiuctoh III nct
stocks for June promises to reach 4OoVu patreis
The nine line returns from June 10 ~ WhHr'eis
10 the 59th inclusive. are as follows:
Runs. Deliveries deliveries Charter 70
AZ pcr ,lnv.... 7iSi3 s40Ss l22'o 10 10
The exports OF crude. refined, etc, from tne
United states for the week ended June Y were H.
ri l44 gallons and since January they have Deen
t5s qg1 "a gallons, an Increase Of 81 f"~' gaiohS
over Inc Corresponding period OF lS@
Rchned petroleum closed unchanBeh AT Ol1 cents
n gallon I'm barrels 26J cents In bulk ana DO cel'S
I'm cases at New York. and so cents IN parreIs ana
cO cents I'm bulk at Philadelphia: CRUDE was D
cents I'm barrels and $50 cents In bulk ana naphtha
was SIS cents a gallon. . 49,, ,.a,oa
Foreign quotations were the same ut ll1k francs
nor 100 kIlos AT Antwerp. 4.95 marks yer % kiios
AZ Bremen and li-Gn3 l3-iGi per Imperial gaiIoh
at London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Ga!veston June m-Coiton dull; middlIng. &c; low mid
ding 6il-lcr, good ordinary. 0c; gross re-
ceps 20 bales faes. - bales spnners 10 bales stock
O5is haies "'
miidlng lilGc good ordinary. &C. ana gross re-
eeips bales; exports c'astwise 65 bales; sales 81
bales: stock 49, 500 bales.
savannah, June 30,-Cotton quiet; mlddilng &c; low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02

iddIing 6c good ordinary CSC: and gross receips
los bales; exports coastwise 1871 bales sales ~ ps'
spinners l52 bales; stock. 1i.OO5 bales. ,,,,,
New Orleans June 3O-Cotton quiet; good middlins.
nc: mlddlng &c low middlIng 6sc COCO orlnart,
CNc net receipts lCfIs bales gross l'rv Daes' eNpyS
to Continent. L325 bales coastwise Bales sa's'
$50 hnles. stock. G1. 100 hales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02

chicago. June "'-''' '''''F '-''''"
vie,,. on-nny iushc' I0r,.' ci''.rg
l,"" ''...'...'.'. s5n sH, rs -
sif'eter ........ G G.,,, q" az 60, g.
Ia.. ............. o.. ~ ~, 80
sc,' n.t' ......-. a.. ~ 49, a.,
.''''"
,,n' '..-...... sa. 49, g e.
!n'y ...........-.. -. - - 90,
seg,c'a,r, ........ :, - 2'+es'- -.
Mss P.r1 peg lN
iuy ......-.--.... Fi5'g I. 10 'is'o
i-.a .er 100 ID.
Ia. ............. cc24 GGi ce2s 90
e,.,, ,o. ,o- 10, T.
r,,, ........ 90 ct21 Go 90
S',si",,,' scr. ~ ~s. II ur Was aun iAe a,
naaa ~. lnl'.l .afl r,,. yer" "a" .yg.> \. r.i
se4.. " , corn. az 81 .ars ss"@t -'"''. :, ~ ~
. '''' n., s~ s. nominal mess g,rk per ~ 81 :,
p'i2 - .ra Qcr i'g ~ fg S' 49, s En- ,s
i'.ls rns,rl r.Ds o.. r.t 81 49, -rsar' ct leaf:
=; - ,,r nm sriol,'.o ~, pr tbl. STANDARD a.
s. . ~ tn ON M, l0n,e Ese'" ~. ' g., Va
, IA. i,gi51c frgu wcfc steady. fresh stock. ",e
pei ar.i1nan Juno 90 Wow eirng psf.nt 81 - as3 -
D. aa 5; 80 81 k, ''' a Ns gs- quiet, ,or c
&c. @a's M,,, "i,i''. r M N..' l 81 c.ar
me- sia - rom,iy 90 10 lear family tia 80 Ke',l"
l,rg -,tas sfe4fn E~'ii" Gfi- 'h ldi'
~. lard. Tc Bacon sfcio1' siF'N'. ~
short sides. ~: SHIT clear sia'S Co Mlsn',
| market cYrtnucr very f'''l. ."N7 q" "'''"'''' ''
uass - 81 10 "'.e 80" 1's. ,, ,.,,a =, ~,
/ Milwaukee, June 30 September Nl'"' 't'"l ~ 80
BID sold JT34c md rlls~l 81 ORG H' "',i 49,
2iec ami July 24c under SEPTEMBER ''Hi's "''
unchanged. Close orr 'rn'k. - l'," ~ -, ,rt
rimg 90, y" hiId T.n,rl 20, r-',n s.r,eni-r I,
nay. bN samfler nnrhhnkrl ~" ,..P -, -. :,
livery. 10 hli and aalrH iy' .".N,' 90 ~" ~ 4 H.,
. 80. oats ~ good d'ninl' ~. 81. 1,ii a.,
3ii1c Corn active. No s. ". -" ' '.'
81 logtS ~ per hm i.i n"",c ms, ".rv lii
Sk s5n$3 90 without fhiht ""'''T- ''NI''' ''' '
Mil SUITS quiet and nm, . ,,,, o., ,,. o, no.
M'nucIolis. June ~ Nl'h Isl b''''', 49,
Il the strik" July 'l'"'T' NS'' -, -.
ihis morning At "'c ana cl.s'1 ~ 80 90 y~a,rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02
OTHER MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH


Hnnio. June 30 Cattle Receipts last - hours 100
head. far. 1880 head fr SANE time
last $500 head. consigned through 1850 head -
New York, LOO head: on sale. ~ he Irhfh'' .p'Nl
sc'iy" and higher. only here. held nrm owing 70
Western strikes closed frong. all sid or shipped tht
only fair s. To- Hprs H'eoip- last - hours. "p
head. thus far. 90 ga head Tor came time
last week 5000 head. c1nsign"l through 'Fn h'aH, 70,
New York. $3.50 head. sale 2tp head market "pen'
he'll over; Norkers g. 2iTS3 30. mediums nnG miNcl
50 3O9S 81 pigs s. 2jas5 80 rough 81 2iaf4 70 stays
same time last week 30 800 head. consigned through.
she~p ioa2 20 stronger: closed fully 5r2lc higher for
s. 90 choic~ lambs = case. god s. 70 - e. i@I
s. 71gs5 yearnes $&ati. good mixed sheep Sass -
heavy modo,ks. 50 40
Ist Lcry gns 70 HsScg gs ~ r l T s,t
eng sr Sasi f'us I fat, $assa TO- aT g steers y %
uS3. good TAT COWS and heifers. s. t3aA 70 ii1R, ~
fair York-rs 81 lONS5 l5 pigs s. 2"aS5 . good s,"7'
s. 25Q$4 30. staFs ana rough foo"s - 2'Ga Hh'cp
81 OQS} 80; good. 81 0ocf3 - fair - Gas 10 toh
5oca$I; yc,riing+ 50 iod$s 10 lambs. - @aN %" veal
%, head market nomnaiy nrmer. Common ~ ~f'ra
s"a in f. & s5Gs, 70 ealyos. s. 2os nos. r
ccI's. $50 head. market rrgllM heavy ~ 'oa'a 20
5, Sors4 a. igh, sicas4 - PIGS. 5! 25as4 % shcep
Market unchangci. inferior 10 choice - .'1" 90 '"n'
-, Luis June 10 -Ca;'le-Marke, strong and prices
averaged l5a2oc heher han ih cf@ ~ ~ "esN' '
steers e. "a<3 TO- and the" fnll range was 81 -
0x3 - The eI'r-mes pr cows and ""r, 81 'tgsz 80
81 :; per -, u Thc fu any 90 calves s'9'' 20
Joy head Hog ksceIrs. - aesd mart"' was n,in'r
o%'ns 20 AMI ,l = - i, ,c,sr -, 8, 49, ari pirf
AZ s. ~, Ihcsr prices u-c e,n'ii~fri s'"'if an ff
'~riay st''g .'' .'', .- s..,. 4..-.as ,n. l.,,
,No days v'fe t'" l.v'., 'f tt' wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-02

Ahoai .'''''' Oh 9ss3 2sI.l' $500
The week with the MARIE 4, s1aTey Il strictly de-
sen n eo,ee buyers would perhaps ia5 n les,o Tor
eonslSe'4Dss , bean On spot The scaroty Sn &C.,, resdnT
All other positions are y saS With tone and fair
Flour IVES Sg'e' b nHi AMI Si lSa sacks Iteccys nv
DIS and Is SO acks 3P'ns sxta s2a$2 - 10 eSua
sypsrhHKe e Car 81 Scas2 CO. s'raieh's' :"
patents 81 wEtTt was Absolutely sgra 6 Say on
the produce EHchanso III he tears The opening vas
puei at about &c cccne 1e' eiosne a y ocloc At
1--WE pet decline On she curb there "1s r. cc
e ee-er ie,lns IS - ise Caoe news vas Of
~, ,eier market abroad ana iaI@Ias Tncr was
tn the no foreign interest in the nSms ~ the
houses sPPsesnM e @sSS and crop sc We,
were generally fayoroee Iht 's n bo. the general
crop ~ i I'M, 20 large falling Of in condition 5uy
as conpa,Gu n is Iune ngures Of practically il5on "p
Sysh viii mean little export surplus u tne Sn.; r
shows much b , et we're 7I7Go bush le2 900
bush the d@ be y %y have been G hush against
isi 100000 bush the previous year ihfr Was ,s ~ No
isra uluth al SIC July. 20 arrive deiNerch lp'
S Of 70 ~ Ra Ts ianiioSo ,s g I'm,
boweyer firm under,one 20 prices. The opening vas
steady the msre, woTihns up oe T',h msm omen S
me ro We're very favorable conditions being
NOT large and strike leads 70 expectations Of con
lighter the curb nrin
Septernber selling 46ac ~ the nal ~ yesie
day quiet; exporters took load of No 2
M nc over July delivered and loads 457sc and 10
under August anoa 'Bradsirect's'' exports were
SOC against $4,000 bush the previous week and
bush The Tor the date
have 81 $40 600 bush against 30 G3oyD bush last
wear. .OATS-it "A very quiet trade with
prices again showing weaker underion" owing 10 the
favorable reports from the growing and the per
sstent absence o. demand FOR cash The close
was barely steady at hqi4c net decline cash were
Inactive and lower A few OF trnck a
52q5Tc, otherwise business a sanlst;i No . oats
quoted soc In the elevator, white al So.
asked MALT Market dun ungraGed Western. G5q
72Q75c.
We give FOR comparison closing prices OF the pre-
vious Gay and for the corresponding date last wear