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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-fors. Nay =. 1894.
BEEVES-Receips. ~ cars. or Ca head-yO cars for
slaughcrers. and IL for export alive. No trading
Feeling steady city dressed beef sides steady &C
Sc ~ Todays cable advices quoted refrigerated
steady 7aGSc per n. and American live cattle selling
shipments to-day the Wells city. 40 cattle for NJ
Goldsmith. and 80 quarters OF beef for ~ Morris To-
the The Queer will be laden with 315
cattle for VI. Goldsmith. and 100 head FOR ID. H. Sherman
the Lepanto, with 261 head for y. Morris Britannia
with OF beef for Eastmans
NewY ork with 1907 quarters for d. H. Sherman. and
probably about 1,SpO quarters for Eastmans Company
LVES-Recepis 22S head. Market quoted steady
Medium fair veals sold at - J0nSi Is per 100 ~
Dressed calves opened steady 4sHIisc for country
dressed veas 5aSisc for ry dressed. and 3qc for little
calves.
STRAIGHTFORWARD Hollis: IS veals iI0 ID average at
G.. Dncnback 81 veals, 123 10. at 81 so
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. cars. ] .02s head
OF which . for city butchcrs Feeling firm and
enough spring lambs and yearlings supply
A deck OF Kentucky lambs sold at 81 20 loo a
OF fall clipped yearngs at 81 i0 spring clipped
81 2JSi SIis; medium clipped sheep at ~ OOu$3. The
dead market firm 1T G'sQsc for dressed mutton
sGlO for dressed yearngs and Oa3c for dressed spring
lambs
sales-D. Harrington 2i2 clipped Ohio yearngs II n
average. at - s71 100 III: 62 do 6l H. 81 %
q. Denback Il clipped State yearlings 63 10 81 5o
IS clipped State sheep ~ H. at So 90.
r: Mcpherson a. CO.: $50 Kentucky spring lambs 81 10
s. Judd . Co.: cas fall clipped Western yearngs. "a
hoGs-Rscsp,s 20 cars. or soe2 head Marxe. steady.
~ 2SVso 10 per 100 H. Country dressed steady eeSMc
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Chlcage. May 5. ls0L
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday. May s-p. m.
The transactions in American Sugar Refining
were more than half Of the total business at the
Stock Exchange to-day. and an unlisted STOCK
over which the Governing Committee has no au-
thority. continued 10 control speculation In the
early dealings IL fell abruptly something over
per cent; but afterward rallied, and with mo-
crate fluctuations In the afternoon closed with
loss OF rs pvr cent. The activity and weakness
were remarkable, because a compromise Tarin
bill, which grants to the Sugar interest all that
II demands. was reported. and in spite OF the
necessary conference committee may be adopted.
There is. of course the chance that there Will be
change in Tariff laws. and possibly friends OK
the Sugar Refining Company are playing TINS
end Of the Congress game. There Is, NJ any rate.
only one stock. and that one il must be reiter-
ated constantly, las never been promoted from
the unlisted department which affords attrac-
tons to gamblers There is nothing in the whole
stock market. except Sugar Refining. which
moves in a thoroughly erratic manner. II IN
sders have not made fortunes. and with profits
erected buildings, they have simply missed op-
portunites. There was some little business in 81
Paul. which was the second most active STOCK
but the transactions in 1t were less than lseV
shares, against over 1000 in Sugar Refnins
joys an international market and that the oiner
stock Is not known, except by reputation, IN
London. The weakness In ST. Paul was fully eX-
planned by rumors Of a fresh issue OF bonus,
which vce-president Of the company found II
incumbent on him 10 deny because the business
Of the railroad required neither new equipment
nor important betterments. Final changes were
irregular, but declines were more numerous IMAM
advances.
The stock market. in fact is at a stand De-
clines in prices bring out no offerings OF lons
stock. and rallies fail 20 encourage investment
buying The outward movement OF gold COZ
tinues, and rates for foreign exchange remain
firm. Gold is not wanted in Europe, but WIKI
drawas Of capital command exports NJ the ohy
medium OF international exchange The treas
ury Is steadily losing gold and the reserve iOs
the redemption OF legal-tender notes has iaiea
nearly s.. 900 900 below the legitimate point AN
other issue of bonds by the Government appear
TO be inevitable. but 1t may have no more eneS'
than the previous one.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were transactions in Government.
bonds at the Stock Exchange, and bids LOT OV.n
classes OF 90 were lowered a fraction. Closins
quotations were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-09

Florida 81 DO@s2 25 tomatoes carrier; oogsa 90;
squash, per bush crate 5c9sl 25 LETTUCE local per SSi
SlQS2; ndshes PEI leo bunches oOcGSl; kae, per DID,
i5d20c; spna,h 25a5oc hutarb 100 bunches 81 80
Csc so
sCNDRIEs steady: jcbbing at 4g4c for fancy
No Virginia Maple sugar Quiet et 3sG7c per 10 syrup
5OdeOc per gallon. Beesvesx steady al 2sg29c
MILK AND CPEAM.-The daily average receipts OF
milk and cream at the different railroad distributing
follows Erie. 4.459 Of milk 40 cans OF condensed
milk aH1 2es Of susouehanna lvO2 cans or
milk cans o: condensed milk and GO cans OF cresm
1ackawanna. 4375 o. milk and 80 cans OF cream
New York Central Harlem. 23ll cans OF milk, W
milk and q cans OF cream; New YorE
and Putnam. 1915 cans Of milk; EeW.haven and Hart
ford $40 cans Of milk Ontario and Western, 3.22l
Of milk and 223 cans West Shore. l2sl cans Of
milk 20 cans Of condensed milk and 25 OF cream
New Jersey Central. 2l3 OF milk and y cans Of
cream short routes. $50 OF
milk and O. OF The total daily supply has
been p 305 cans milk Of condensed milk and
Of The price paid for the sur
plus on platforms has been 81 20 can Of forty
quarts The Milk Exchange price was lowered May i 70
81 u a can. or a quart net 10 the shipper.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore May S-Four duh. unchanged; s1ies.
2e7 BIZ Wh4a. easy; - rel spo;. 9s,sH Ss9,2 &c.
May Jgi.Q5s7.c June. 59alV~c; July, W,sHwey''so.
August. G0a.n6lc: steamer ~ req, o. 10 Iio
milling wheat. by samT,e. 59pGlc STOCK v+-'ivi
hueh. s,les 1000 bush. Corn dull; mixed spot, he
bid. May. iic bid: July tiAH6c: steamer mlNrd,
i3(i 3i &C.: southern corn. b. sample i1H io 90 81
grade iiqi5i.c: stock. 227gs BUSH safes ~" D.'"
oats active: No 2 white Western We b!I, 10 :
mixed DO. fonllc; stock. 502i? bush rye ani 40
. ,7Ef5sr. stock Il 80 busi. Hay quiet unchanyel
rrslghfs dun steady and unchanged, Cotton easy
rn,liings nc Provisions unchanged. Bnt'ef cay
crearnc-v fancy lSc: ladie fancy, lie' store pace"
e6lic f,grs du,i l0c. coffee quiet and easy 40
= iGi g. Sugar unchanged
Bos,on May s-Tlour dull and UNCHANGED. C1En
scarce and frm. Oats firm. but quiet shorts qulet
Provisions steady Butter dull and easy; Northern
creamery l7Glsc: Western. lGulc; dalries. l3gitc.
cheese steady old fancy. iNcl3c; Western liH
NC. new icallc Eggs dull but steady; EasteTii
lie: western. llal2c Southern l0'zgnc
Hu~alo May Spring whclt-Market outlet ana
eosv FOR spot sales 500 bush No hard. SIC; lnVn
bush do co. &C. closing Gi7c; 300 hush do ell n.'sc
closing d5c No Northern spot. c. r. closed, e!ac
Winter wheat duh. lower. No red ~ n5yc, 40 /
hit closet strong Sales in store. cars NJ Yellow
4sc: II cars 80 corn. DA4MUc. 900 bush 40 :"
corn VOC II oDo bush choice. toxic In store sales on
track cars 40 yellow. tic. Hrs NO y'Ho"
slliigi.c: cars ~ corn. sc OATS elser; demand
fafr. 30 white. Ni.c. NJ white. ipc. No whlte
Isl, lsc: 40 ? mixed. 37.m3Igc. track and store
Rvs- No offerings. 40 quoted Sc In store Flour
Duli weak unchanged. NH feed steady. denin
fair supply light Canal fr"gh's steady wheat
&c. corn &C. 20 New-f ork
chicago. May Z Tho leading futures ranged as
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ncw-York. May 8. 1894.


COTTON-our market opened about 4 to points higher
resulted In loss here OF the carry
Improvement with an additional loss Of or points
during forenoon and early afternoon me ntrket
closed with net advance OF lQ2 points the final price
on August being 1.Oia1.O5c and range for that month
TOSG70lc. Total sales for the day, tlsCO bales ana
tone al the steady. Reports from the Msslssppi
ard most sections OF Texas report like conditions It is
thought that visible supply this week VIII lose ABOUT
jo. D bales and II this is so Il Will probably WIPE ou'
The surplus OF cotton which was shown ast
ever that figures VIII be Obtainahle for Sur1! az
The liverpool will be closed then for the Wsnh
tide holidays. and is reported mat ne sl0Si ns
viii not be up until Tuesday morning me returns
from the English Board Of Trade OF exports OF ia
cloths FOR April favorable showing The hspres
show exports Of warns for April OF l"ooOcv 10
100000 y In March. and l3o3. oo N ,pd ~
ports OF yarns were 1o6lsOVO ID asan,s,
h GS7 200 70 Exports OF cloths oT Apr
amounted IN 40 yds against 4IiWDVO IN Match
and 800 Oa2ooo in APRIL S ana ios re 1o rariv adj.
vance AZ Liverpool attributed to this fsNornie ,
ng II is thought here by traders that mere WI.
Improvement In trade condnluhS, frn ameri-
from now A demand Is reported from III,
the South. Exporters are shu
- be turning their attention to Eastern markets io
ton owing the difficulty In getting iinreuGte'E
etlvev poor assortment offered In consequence" OF e w
rlction of stocks. Receipts at New-Orlehhs
Al from 700 bales. against 0i' ast wre
Sp last year Receipts VI the ports to-day f"os 1ats'
arainst $50 last week T2i Receipts al Mem
Ri fo,sv 81 bales against 191 last week, W iast y"
shinments jOo St receipts, - bales agahst ~
last week year; shipments. IIos 70 Loo,
rccer+s bale. against SS3 last Week 400 ias'
,,,e Fouon receipts 40 bales against 0I9 last week
KOS las, year: shipments l49 southern spot narHes
c9sv generally New Orleans. l0c lower. ana - LOUIS
Opening range ana close sday and closing DIGS inc
nrevious night and year follow;
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lower IA no
,ening. range ana close : .oey ana eoS'S 0'0'

Market closed steady unchanged 10 point adNahCr a
con1nared with Yesterdays closing prices .p.e
notices. NAV CAS- Total sales so bales Sew
enc, ale To-day and last night: For consumption ~
ca. mldling uplands nc. mddng gulf 'gc "hl,h IF
,,ncbergeI compared with yesterday clos" N"" TOT,
net receipts 737 bales: gross. ll32i balfs NP,ts
bales. France $40 bales: FORWARDED - w nd'H
aies $50 hales. spnners ls2 bales: stock. -" t1lr
ofsi net receipts today. 1868 bales thus Tar ts M
10 $40 bales Exports to-day: France ~" hal-f
nov, 20 balos consolidated port receipts 80 gar ms
i,,ance an bales Continent l1lai bales; toi"i --
bales stock 534 9G2 bales. ,,.,. N oo ,,,os.
calc-Spot cotton ste;dter; sales l"1" aS
s,ser,aton and export 600 bales. American "'V ae,
rtS,ins IL 900 bsles. American 1900 bales mdnlhE
10 Futures opened steady l-C4N@0'd net auN"h'e
Lied ,ui.f unchauRe. l-Gid advance from ),s'r!
doy's losing: MAY 35lQ352 Nss-June %l0a1Z. Jrne-
60, fer sob. october Nov cmber "'oo NoVrIr
hsr Il December. a''', I'f'''"' '''''"'''' '
Fehruav 359b ,..,,..
varrh.sfer-C Cloths dull. yarns irregular
,,nL,E'L,E, IN the local market was hS'."
an email scale with transactions confined "h'ii) -
r,,, T,rc and September. The market however vas
and .ha trading marked by no feature OF lil
-, eetn-fav IN total sales % ip BAGS or tr ~
~ closoA Al 100 - rs. lunc 800 FRS jri, - y
.,,e ~ 20 FRS: Scrember "G ~. The amp ~ mar
Us Quiet some months being up J. p;g Nay - PIGS Jun
%, ulv piss august. 80 Z" l'+-' -
- ,gs rio advices Indicated ieatnf"'-s hii"".
,o, Vas ouiet while quotations syn rulrd nominal. ne
one,,,S .er yo DAYS foot up but opD bags ana Tie
s,oct IL now 10000 bags. Exchange IS ui'nhhseu ~
Santos market quiet prices nominal receipts oF TWO
80 . O,J hays and Santos stock 5000 bags
Ison,racts closed dull at TO 10 points advance" S''s
2 fs4pg as
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OTHER MARK-Ts-DY TELEGRAPH.

prnso ay sca.-ReeeDts ls a hoa.o ESQ ESQ., hGS!
tca wee. thus "a. ssc2 go hord to
YORK go head en- head H o,a opsnss sa II
gooa hsIe e!iiea las % hours s5o
60, week thus Ear 500 head FOR sarne tae
s: weef 20 100 head consigned sh n ' uudns
10 New h.g rer naet opened d and love- FOR sat
grades. barely .sady i 6ea fey oars unsod good
y ~ 10 10 iG3 10 generally s. 80 heavy az 10 il
No. IS 35 mediums and mixed 2a,Xes 20 IS 90 pigs
& s5 % mostly IS 3d. roughs 81 4osi Is stays % 20
asa Is sheep and as, hsoa for same time
last week II 900 head consigned through an with
on sale head market opened ssS'g All $40 sold but four
cars that came late for Io-day ma 60 IA i5af
choice clipped lambs; NeSSer s:i 25 choice MIXED
sheep So 55Ssa So common to good s'"'' o. 'u''
gsI ni 'S Stock Yards Chicago Nay sCattle-RecePs
head MARKET En- oo% 9ss 3 s Sx' cows and bulls
as 60 , s csS S@a fT sss4 81 1900
saoS Market weak Heavy 81 oOas5 2o common to
choice mixed @ ''1 81 SS5ss o5 shecp-Rccepts 1909
Sso1 Market steady Inferior 10 choice 81 'oeSf o.
'asi cuts MAY s-Cattle-ReceIps 100 head Market
,,y. and strong with prices shade better Texas oa.,ie
60 o. cows 50 ,oqsS co. Texas steers 81 5Qs3 90 HOGS
eccipts 522 head Market opened slow General range
was goG lover pa DI T bought ad q fancy
at 81 ~ but the general packing range was - oISo 10
Meoh rb mSeI Brought 81 25asi 90 sheepRecep,s
200 head. Market slow I'riccr phlI VeIw r.aa
tive raxed s2as2 80; lambs - i'qS'' chppeu ieNA'
East Liberty May = ID s ss3, % Ss
stsanS ,st T1erl lat s29ogs3 lO good fat cows and
heifers 81 aOGs3 good feeders 81 2s3 90 h2ssHs
"ents et best Philadelphia. 81 0ufj JJ Best orkeTs
s. sass 5o common fair Y9i!seTs 50 23gs3 SS pigs
* o9s5 good heavy sows 81 23@s3 s,ass ana rSus
good 81 5oGsS ~ fair 81 50as3 10; lambs g so1Si 61
spring lambs s4asG calves 50 5oas3 10 heavy
and thin calves s2nS2 20.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. May s.-Cotton easy: middling G 1911
low mddling 6,sc: good ordinary 3-i6c: net and
ners stock. 81. 1885 bales. '
Norfolk. May Section dull; mlddling G 1916
low middling. exc; good ordinary. l-l6c: net and
bales; sales 361 bales: stock, 2S5s8 bales
New-Orleans May Section quiet; good mid
ding. TIC; mddljns 1850: low middng, 9-i6c;
good ordinary, sac; net receipts. 1880 bales gross
l.626 bales; exports, coastwse. 4.44 bales: sales
1.250 bales: stock. l27, 3SS bales.
IS, savannah, May S-Cotton easy; middlng sac;
80 bales gross $50 bales; syggorts ooastwse. %
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State issues also were neglected, anu ''
were no sales of any bank stocks. ,.~,,s,
The transactions In the general Dohu ~
were little larger than they were !es,ei,s 90,
but at face value they were considerably , IT.
than 81 go 600 and the slight increase III 80
ness resulted in some material losses. AIC'y nIv
general Is declined to 1914. but az I2,s Were T,"
n shade lower than they were yesterday, VIM -, %
seconds again suffered loss OF per cent d.
There seemed TO be a continued selling piesos
in Northern Pacific issues and last ilss,,h
Chicago and Northern Pacific iirsts ana .'oS sv
ern Pacific consol js We're the lowest fCr III, nsr
Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds zen y "a
cent to 45A and New-York. Chicago any iosi
Louis Is were active. but slightly lower az ~ nsr
Philadelphia and Reading incomes were 4u7s s
cer.t lower. but general mortgage 49, "n WIZ. - 40
the prominent Issue, advanced y per GEM =. y. ,he
74a. They furnished the only exception " ada
general movement Of prices. Reference 10 ~
to our full report OF bond sales. nsr
Money remained easy at previous rates -
cent on CALL and on fixed dates 2Q2is per mous
The Clearing House statement was as io"O"
Exchanges S92 O6l, PAT; balances s5.oIo4ls -,rs
The Sub Treasury was debtor 10 the w sss9.
House 1871 223. It's net loss on balance Wds Jsss
49, made up by loss OF s797. 1923 In currency,
n gain of S2I3s94 in coin The days col.
included: Receipts S2lO7.9I3 payments scc sSs
tcS; resulting in general baiaree ., 81 20 eur.
consisting Of sos. 46l ,094 coin, and $5i'Sf''''
rency. u,,,,,on ~
The United States TT ,asury at Washins,o" for
ceiyed to-day 1912 226 National bank notes w.
redemption. $1,000. A.. ,,.ernal
The customs receipts were SlS6,sO3 the in asos
revenue receipts. $2S7.63 and the misceiiai''~
receipts $70S16. ,.rt q
To-day's Washington Treasury statemenss
cash on hand and deposits In panx 'o''As
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. May s.-3:45 p. m.-Beef In good de-
mand: extra India mess firm at SSs 81; prime mess
ann at 0ss-%1. Pork in good demand. prime mess.
Western fine. steady at 7}s 81: do medium. steady
- 6'e G1 Hams IN moderate demand short cut.
about II TO l6 H. dull AT fGs Bacon In poor demand
cat. about Is to 20 n. dull at 3is Cd
short rib about q ID, steady at 37s Cd long clear
clear middics about :, N duh ~ a9s c1 shouIders
About IL TO IS ID. dull at Bis. Cheese In fair de-
man1: American hnest white and colored. firm at
sos Cd. Tallow I'm poor demand; prime city. duh
at 25s Gd. Spirits Of turpentne In moderate de-
mand: firm at 22s. Cottonseed oil, Liverpool
fined. firm at 2ls Sd. Rosin Ia moderate demand
common steady AT 3s 7Isd. Lard-Spot In poor de-
mand; futures in no demand: prime Western spot
dull at $50 90. Wheat in poor demand: No 2 red
winter, easy at 4s sd. Flour in poor demand: St
Louis fancy winter. steady at 6s. Corn-Spot In
poor demand: futures In moderate demand: mixed
Western spot. dull at 30 Cd; May dull at 3s sgd:
June. dull al 3s Sd July dull at So sad. Hops-At
= ,on. Pacific Coast in poor demand: steady at
fiTfj
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two-rowed 72975c. .BARLEY-Mtrket 'sETDs
M,lwaukee CsI97c ungraded Western 03to.o. nnD5
steady with 49, say nso Stay
steady with fair trading. at 81 1895 in store 49,. .
We give comparison the closng priSes VI e ~
y,ous day ard Cor the corresponding date last
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u: i.5 i II: 5:: :::#$::
s S6,n% ..:: -. 49,. 49,. iisoaii.o it.e
November '..'' ''''' - ,sl.it1 - "a
% s,,itical position OF Brazil coffee Is as follows
TO-DAY Yes,erday Last week e
New-ofI,ans srock.......... Sc" l'U'' 60
Stock all por,...........2l152 ,?a %, - 81
Baitimor~ deliveries .... go 2a 49, ~ ~
Ncw-Or dcliverics...'' 80 -
Total deliveries.. 9oS , sS, ,as % 49,
NNn si,I supply. .42i72S 4aiia a''&'2
The market for Brazil coffee femains que, IN ,mr"o
f Inch G @aas 'h hand holders 70 bile a' mo marie'
win BE- better ,r e., n 10 near on sps; Mia coffee fairly
steady b1t quiet At unchansed pic ,, "a, e. 70
pr la Quoted a, 81 35as2 3D.: p,wderei at
s. 25@s$ a. S Quinn" asking Be rsenai generally
quiet. on peppermint seirer Tor ~, ,ries viii fay
aer 10 being s2 - I.nlt ,o S g ql2i a.
is s'~ady o. firm az SIC .,,
Flour AND MEAIThe -four marie, today was vas, AJAX s,
ana 9we 70 s s the CHING dgres Recover however
a:e pursuing da os came There was ir activity
in s1rinc patents with the toy - N" market 80 -,
oo LIE Winter sraghts So Sog2 30 10 big so eS S,
s-r1ne at s. TO- 200 Dni5 spnE an ~ vas Sr ~;
b' c EYE a fl q ain sac bIls
= 'OgSI j" 49,, 80 "a s1ganorc 81 20 .
BAG MEAL Mahf' ,,a.,a IN.
yellow, .t'nJtc 7o So, ~.
IT,, t1utJc. 'D-lu' 'vH ~, ola
Snaps. N''stbfV, 'l'9 -,
SpnS"c. 'ouohA'eu "''"'' - ''"'' TO- va "' N
f'@nercN DRIED FnlITThe yolqme Of trade has
H. M ~, rniie influence On IN. tone ~ inc market
r,e seems 70 he less inquiry for NEARLY nh varieties 81
S,,,t, Vatens are ouie I'run.s are quiet, hu, com
c,eadv in rrcc Currarfs prces
Gnf.s arc du and ( are steafy show very li,ii.
nre Natenoia raisius s1ik sfsff
i,v,te California 3i.Gt. asa
ra,i l,,cs 41Gc. l.GoiLc. prunos r,fi.
1or,ia g. Giic. Turkish imtiyc. almonds III air.
f,s~u ,,,s "a 1,Ii... walnuts G.. si.li fcrs r.,
DC -. n i0c
FoRr:IGN GREEN FRG'IT-The sale Of lemons CON
Times in n very unsa sfactory manner absence Of i'm.
poriant demand apparently being large ar
rivals Offerings continue liberal Oranges somewhat
nuts are steady Quotations Lemons 81 5OaS3 50:
oranges s5QSG: bananas. 75cGSi 90. pneappes san
Coo S24MSS3
on -WHEAT-The wheat market was weak ami
lower again to-day. passing below all previous records
an c,sh and fntures al New York and on tLe Na, All
f, om,,ns AZ Chicago although in tho ,a,ter ,arkni
"s ,hnat sod Do below the current nrice las hi
~ was on a flood Of fine crnn renorts a..
yanorts weak cables and louIdation rhe onnr
% US eot ana for time there were onIy s,b, c,anca.
30. was not sucoessflil as AZ ClcaRo Parrlgc carc
ia bea%y sel,er Of July wheat This ned The de,nanJ
and soon the influence OF the crop reports began m b
fiji nrvate estimate on the Government report nont-
oil n condition of S73 az likely TO be the Govern
rort Gcu,cs against Sc last month Tho renor, fro',
iiS,s VIZ hoang c"ndom ~ III me siis
"1t ta,.ar,bt,,
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE lsoTWELvE PAGES

pssie w Lamb: os State boss 100 10 ave'a sSS ~
as Is psr 100 10; 50 60. 200 10 a. - e"' % w. ~ "
a. IS 20: e.. 70 IT, az - 0on1o 10
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HAf AND STENW.
Receipts Of hay and NewYOk for week ending
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The market for Brazil coffee remains qi't ID l, .
lnes hui thete better inquiry rom H,r ....
inch lads FIRST hand holders 80 believe tn we ms
Iii H.. he,er IN tn. near future The nominal p.c.
.tiT lG;tc Tor Rio 40 Z On spot Ai''' 'o"'' - '''
sfeelv Dut quiet a UNCHANGED prices - 60 IN
BRi Gs-opium quiet. with singl" cases 500 =, - ~
"a iilnr loe quoted 50 3jHS. 3D.; p'WdfIri 1T
81 o,inlnr firm ~ ,p@ic. WIN" Dlal-
,'cnrels hoyever asking DC Iss''n'ial oIs rn ,
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