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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.

GRAND HOTEL.
C NJ Faris, Sacramento II Dureigey Cal
z w Wilmer, Placervile A swIster &w, Plcrvlle
G p Bailey Jr, San Jose II tranKenheimer
I Jones Jr Sacto Stockton
F E sweeney, Oakland Woodard, San Diego
Miss Boggs, Tracey G W Boggs, Tracey
] Spaulding Msyfield G G Alexander A ex Wy
Charles Aull, Folsom w w Douglass, Sacto
Phillips, Los Angeles w Sergeant Cleveland
DR. Thos Flint, san Juan Mrs Thos Flint, San Juan
Z Reid, San Martin II Evens, Marion, n J
G T Baldwin Kla Falls J A Williams, New FORK
E NJ Marpion, L Angles FL Goodell, Sacramento
H Hayward, Los ngeles J c Till, stockton
J S Mills, Stockton Thos Jacobs, Visalia
Baker, Haiiford Mrs NJ Cr0bba san Jose
Miss Lena Crobba, ,SJose w f Jackson, Sacto
] W Moore, Undine Woodward d W.T.
Miss S. ewart, NewYork staten Isla
} i Ralston Colusa B 7 Mccullough, ,GrIms L
s HolI, sacramento Nugent, Ferndale
+ A Reynolds. Willows &C NJ cGrath, Red Bluff
VIM Earl, Chico VIM Dwineli, Sacto
l. U Grant, Salinas Prowse Benicia
PALACE HOTEL
R Kirkwood & w, S Jose T e KIrkwood Colo spgs
"A smith &,w, Denver w d Parker Bakersfield
W Pc ton, santa Cruz g Champson, ) Rafael
K kaufman, st Louis M II Greenoaum, KY
] ii Folfree, Mojave w James d. W, Pasdna
Mrs g NJ Dodge, Y Miss Dodge, n
Miss KIlbourne, n ii Wilson Omaha
G Hamilton, MINI w BHepburn, Idaho
X Keith salt Lake ] E amberger, s Lake
Mr. Ditchfelder, Paris Hopkins 81 W, Menlo
D + Warnock, Chicago o l. Musgrave, London
Crocker&w Mateo Miss arpenter. Los An
J w Mitchell, Los Angls w M Grinnell, N Y
Mrs Mitchell Los Angis G Baldwin 6w, Clara
A Remington, N
LICK HOUSE.
r Matthews, Chicago DIV C Morgan, Sacto
w Hall, Boston II Mcdonnell Cal
Smith, Williams B Timmons San Jose
j ] Lloyd, san Andreas w Fl Perry e. w, l. Ang
J Heilwoner or Mrs Harrington, ,Elko
II A IL Miles, Pr Albert Mis- ID Farrington Elko
Jessie Bishop, Stockton II Bishop Il W. Stktn
+ Walen, San Jose Mrs Rucker Cal
6 Yates. Los Ang f Robertson & T. Cal
II J Leweling. st Helna Mrs ID Lubec Auburn
Mrs III Yard ey, Sacto Mrs Falk, Lincoln
9 X Porter, Cal w B Howard, Nj odesto
Barber, Ioo Mrs g III Daufin Stktn
q Smith Sacto OF Jones, Chicago
E z Snow q W, Modesto II Howard 81 W, S Jose
BALDWIN HOTEL
Mrs Miller, Marysville A < Adams, Kalamazoo
6 b Morris New York J NJ McPike. Napa
w Hueihcole Omaha E r Clifford Auburn
X E Smith, Sacramento K NJ Leon, San Jose
A George, "a n Jose Miss Smith Fresno
T Loan Seattle Mrs Jones' Portland
Muller, Montana NJ Carrier, Montana
Lake, Denver ii horrison, Denver
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
j Sullivan, Boston Mrs w Hughes, Cal
II Wulf 81 w, Cal A Brown & W, Ariz
Miss Bowie, Newman 1 II kaufman, Newman
Miss Mosner Cal Thomas, Watsonyille
NJ Simon. Watsonville Mrs A ) Woods & c, Cal
II Simpson Denver w Grigg d fly, Chico
T Jackson 6 W, Chico G Taylor, seattle
Levy, Oakland NJ Mccarthy, Preside
6 Sewell. Vancouver w Murphy, Berkeley
H Hammond Mass W WISE Milton
Nj Dowlins, .Arceta Miss A S DO Wing, A rcata
L Pick, Napa
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-06

s12 so. Anna Moore; $12, Lucy Mccoy; SO,
Mary McSusan; 81 so, Florence Delaney. The
other prize-winners were Alexander Cameron
and Ethel Robinson.
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MOUNT TANALPAIS.

Trains connect with North Pacific
Coast Railroad.
WEEK DAYS-I.eave s. F. 9:15 NJ las NJ
Returning-Ardve s. r. 1925 6:20 p NJ
SUNDAYS-Leave S. +. SA. NJ 1880 A. N. i 80 P NJ
Returning-Arrive 5. FL 10 FL 40 Pm. 7:35 r NJ
Tickets for sale in ill Valley
THOs. COOK & SONS, 621 Market St, s. F.
MIL Valley and Mount Tamapais Scenic Railway.
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OF SPECIE FROM MEXICO

The i'm ports of specie from Mexico at this port,
principally by rail, for the quarter ending Septem
ber go compare as follows:
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MOUNTAIN HOME.

Inc Recognized Family Summer Resort
In the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Health pleasure, swimming fishing and hunt
Ing. New dancing pavilion. Deer park. Table
excelenL Climate unsurpassed Send for souve-
mir. stage at Madrone every Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday after June J. connecting witn
Train leaving the City at S:15 A. NJ
VIC PONCELET, Llagas, Cal.
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NorE-In the above exposition of the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column and the successive tides of the day in the
order of occurrence as to time. The second time
column gives the second tide of the day the third
time column the third tide, and the last or right
hand column gives the last tide of the day, except
when there are but three tides, as sometimes
occurs The heights given additions to the
soundings on the United States Coast Survey
charts, except when a minus sign (-) precedes the
height, and then the number given is subtractivs
from the depth given by 10 charts
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-06
OCLAN SIEAMEkS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-06

STEAMER DESTINATIONS sAtLs. PIER.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-06
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

HEEP-Receipts. 700. All billed through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June !. 1891
BEANS AND PTAS-The week opens with rather quiet
trading though supplies have not increased much and -
in Whit bears: marrow medium pea all showing
some weakness our reduced quotations cover general
asked Tor especially fancy quali, Export demand FOR
en confidence On the basis II 81 10 FOR choice Some
inquiry yellow and feeling firm. Turtle soup and
about late prices quote: Beans. domestic marrow
pea ST 6Sasi Oh d. white Kidney 81 soasi b. d. red
kidney 81 10; DO turtle soup s. 2ogs. . d. lelIow eye.
od sogs1c: do foreign mSdiuw ot 1850 green peas.
B'TTER-The market for fancy fresh creamery hold,
steady 1910. Demand was not especially active at
that price, BUYERS showing come disposition TO hold on
gagged reported transactions. partly for
and partly for speculative purposes were at l5,c
defects reduced The selling rate to l;e while average
rss Ten. at rom aa state dairy m small IL
supply and trade quiet at unclaimed prices Imitation
change. the situation is niue unsettled a, the moment
The extent Of the export demand this week WIN largely
determine strength Of the position. We quote:
Creamery. extras per ~ i5sc; do. nrsis. l.qsc DO
fancy 10: do Welsh tubs. fancy selections. l4c do
common to prime. ioal4e: imitation creamery nrsts
nrsts 9ikQlOc do thirds seconds. sac old creamery
sale; Old State dairy. saioc. old Western dairy and
EGGS Receipts lighter han a week ago. and the
tanned fasiidious buyers looking for speculative
ceptonal of Michigan. northern Onto and Northern
Indiana but the quality worth that price is rather
AT re Medium grades slowly, but low grade eggs
are rather and cleaning up fairly we'll We quote
Jersey and nearby fancy per dozen 100 &C. State and
Pennsylvania i2sc Michigan Northern Ohio and North
crn Indiana l2ql2izc. Other Western prime. l2ixc, do
fair good lgli1c; Western culs per case s2Qs2 20
t'iEFSE-The receipts to day not especially bur
densone consisted largely u large white and small
sized cheese Large colorei In comparatively moder
ATE sur.ly several lots having to the
West last Some complaints being made Of
cheese arriving the factories evi
IDENTIFY hurryng them forward before being properly cured
Exporters little interest and scarcely enough
large cheese 10 fairly the
kei Holders inclined to &c for fancy colored but
that evidently and some willing 20
ceti 6Ac few buyers at that Fancy dend
white large would probably bring premium II here but
nearly everything arriving shows less
color sell SIC Is extreme for average best lots and
done that basis Small sized cheete
were in fairly liberal supply and yet have had only
moderate demand To sales would be difcult q
exceed &c for fancy holders asked 7i4c and
claim done some business that basis Few. II
any have In this week and prices re
main nominally the At the Canton market ZOO
boxes OF large sold al @ lGc and small cheese nj Ic
Liverpool cable AS Cd for white and 3ss for colored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02

BEEyES- Recep's foT two days were 33i 40
saughcres and p car. FOR he market and Including
Market opened active and shade higher all around
closed steady WIN I'll ,aEen c.cep' one car that
fair good do 81 23Qs4 37s. very common to prime
So aud stays. 90 o3as4 10 cernfed buis a,
81 3asa ~ cars Of stifed d. at s. % city dressed
prime aga'y to a@ys cable "dyices from London and
weight. refrigerator beef selling at osp7.c per n at
London ana c ,o 40, 49, a. yepoo NJ Amecan
day on the croft s cattl" 10 London and the BOSTON
morrow the ccvic viii carry to liverpool soo cattle for
son aa+s2 h'%1 . for sS
so E.,': {: z % nc o@' -, ~ Kcnusy
AK les $40 g g. the E, lot II 90 o. M 90 . d.
1n penn " DO III r. at % 20 s.a ke G@'ss
oxen .a2 10 n At s. 20 @ 40 1880 NJ at So 80: ~ still
J. shambcrg son % Illinois steers 1876. H. at s. a.:
II cs aG a" 81 a. % DO ssa H. at 3. at 30 = d.
g. ga DO 1929 H. 81 %, il state io ic7, H. AT
s. 30 less s. on the lot heifer 100 ~ s. 25 bull
sanders Z Indiana steers 1913 n 81 90 10 do
s. -, stays i644 h. at s. o. 10 bns ii7s at
% ~ DO i@ y, at 50 TO- cows. 1910 ~ at 81 %. /
sherman culver: u o stable FED rsnnsyyania steers.
50 3d. j. rr"nsyivsna COWS. at $3.50 =" o. D." r a"
10 s judd & Coz bull 800 ~ at 3d. do. 7es H. al,
Mich COWS Receipts were II head IN. only
transaction reported was the sale 81 and calf for
$40 Feeling steady
CALVES-Receipts i736 head. and, Including 20
head held there were 1856 head sale Market
opened ac,iye at 2sgsoc higher closed quiet and weak
5OqS5 per 100 n for inferior fhoce teai- s3lt
- culs So 75a$3 80 for buttrrmiks and stti -
,or mixed calves Dressed calves n higher. at igdtc
country yeais. 5a1sc FOR dressed and
4i4c for little calves and dressed huuermlks.
Sales-H. H. Hollis: % vesls l6s II s. per
100 10 100 do. 1877 NJ. 81 sIis l3l do. 1916 No. 81
los DO 1885 ~ at O. 75 q do i34 ~ AZ 81 6s os do.
l40 10 81 30. ~ do 1913 n, at 81 25 10 l55 10
81 Is: I'D mixed calves. las ~ at 81 1874 az do i23 H.
al 81 IS buttermik calves i2s H. 49, 81 do l25 10
a. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

chicago June l (speciaD.-Wheat today lost D. a
bushel. and cbsed without rally This weahne 20
result OK the Generalization of bulls in the
grains and IN pork much any thing else 50
far as the outside wheat was concerned Il dii
explain tho weakness There bear news bu,
also fully much Of the other The de
visible supply. 95s.oIo a disappoint-
ment. but, the other hand. there a very large
IN the English visible. 10000 The Grunge
Judd Fhrmer estimated the wheat prospect
bushels. 32 100000 winter and 100000 spring. the
other hand the Black sea shipments this week 55S+ 600
bushels, more than ZOO under the week pre-
vious. Northwestern receipts liberal. SIS
against 500 last week and $3.50 last year that
there large decrease passage $4,000 6eaboari
ccarances FOR two days 4I4.COO There very
larry, direct export business No. | Northern wheat
10000 New York reported - loads engaged IL was a
day Of liquidation and interest sold wheat
In this marke, than New York. Minneapolis was parcu-
larry weak. showing a; time almost 81 decline The
other markets about kept step with Chicago Charters
10000 bushels
July sod 2s'sc 27,c. and closed at 27itc The
Inspection $40 cars; the estimate for Tuesday was
being reported for only 10000 bushels The crop cond-
tons were perfect. The local stock Increased s'I.o0
Oats followed corn although the cash demand good
oats charters made for 10000 bushels senboard
cearsnces large. were export sales at New
York The inspection was 3i7 cars. the estimate FOR
Tuesday was 1000 cars This VIII mean almost 100000
ever. continue perfect
Hogs stock Yards. because Of enormous receipts.
dropped low point Of the Product did the
showed loss FRIDAY OK l2sc iac. lard loss Of
lOc ribs "A loss ~ lOGl2tac There "a eco hogs
the estimate Tuesday Is 900 prices lOc
lower
ON the curb puts July wheat closed 63Nc. calls
56'.c Puts July closed at "7'4c; calls at
Provision stocks at night showed $1,000 barrels OF
contract pork the month ~ 1000 barrels
2lG362 tierces " contract Lard an Increase Of 1900
10 coo 900 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REfONi'


,ox ,,o-oo, r,os rathe, disappointing. and after
futures opened ;hcre steady at unehansel pr Sno,
closed very steady. but from 70 Io,Si ,ners ,akinr
cO,,on o hal Of the 5000 bales sold Weather report
and news are gene,any IA ,Iats weather bu.
ie,n ranor, ID rain only al Henrietta. lndica'ohs ,Ul
fo WeseTn Texas on are nis6, and showers
expected tonight in the eastern part OF VA "a .,
Wedon C. Ir spite OF the above generally iaVofaD.@
marke. opened az az S NV the principal bull
.i4eI IN. reaction which wiped out about
hair Of the improvement There wes TeW-0r,eans
buying While Chicago sold some GotSn 40 dy,ard hs
for Liverpool account seemed 10 be eaua.y u , The
Wek were 90 bales against 1880 bales for the cor
,ssD.nd hss week T 'a s. received at the
against lsl74 the previous week ana oi ,s sss~s,
a6s last week and 1870 year Memphis 1916 bsIes
esains, IA same day last week amG - ca steady AZ
points advance ana points decline Total sales N %eFe
s spot y %aTE5 Snfnaps sTer Mobile
The CHRONICLES weather report indicates ina, ar
Southwest during the ending as; Friday night ana
a, most points Texas rain Is nesdei from o,eI SET
favorable feature statistical position is decrease
Of 5000 bales in the American Visible supply
fallen 10 bales he total exports for me "een
ha and @sf' ea sre H sR during the
week 100 bales against 3olo3 bales .ast week s az
S Ss s.2 a ssi ne last Week and 1881
The total visible supply Is 2SiS 70, Daes uSi"h Amer
can 100 es7 iaies against 22 7o last week and o2
s5s las, year. New orleans telegram says: * *
rexas Louisiana and Mississippi Manchester cable says
September: stocks small; prices tending h,enet me
comparative hrmness Of nearby positions during me morn
certain h rts to cover OF continued reports II dry
weather tho Southwest The new crop I'3sl,ons no"
ever weie quite literally good advces from the
Opening range and close today and closing bids
ME nd follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Fa. Liberty June Caitl~ Receipts rb~rnl ~ cars
81 g. prime s. 2oas4 80 god s. iogst 20. good 50 sop
$50 i"r ~ 1853 - .. ssT a. sS,fer. s3asl 10.
fr~sn rows ana -pringes sl59Sao ogs Receipts far.
%.s g' % r-m. . .c a ,1 g 5ns 1 '' 35sr 81 @
s. 80 20 fur Ylrkers s; i5asS 80 helry hos'
90 az market at,y. a. nm aIyancc last
isrT. .easg Tsai ca,e, arra Prime s. at si
s. ~oas 20. far 81 'ca'2 70: c.mm1on s. .sgss p
god earrings 81 - spring lambs sta<' 80, veal
oaly's Htcqt, h.a'> anl thin csltes s.as" 2..,..
!. head steady comm - - extra ''""r. ~ ~
81 e'asa - lye' g. %'es5 - I.,sn s. sas. m9s-
H. ,. ll, s2essa ~ ebo,- n..ors s. 2as3 80.
sht saas3 80 pe- 2ssSs . e. S sg.r 'n;rgs;
to .n,ic~ 50 ,oas' 10 lamb. s. 5oas' q. c,,,,s 10.
c. Ns s," A. 20 head aarke ,rons ami re.
ss'c nsA as .e.r $; S s 'o Tss.
rerp 5000 heat mark, an snd pre- ioa' q~e
., r,-cf,s nd market ai'r, .'ead, ns'r' s. -
Kan,s wv Jun. IN s- R~.e.,, 20? goo head mar
:, e. i% sh 8, ar .ss ~ sp,. 50
head rnarSe' strong native lost. g. VIs5 ~ far
"a '1's s,s w. Sa. 81 oas9 50 eE'r, ana
,,i, t3ass o. I,.. "la %c-e = go go ~
h.a: ,,,i ~ seeA ,tu. far 90, leal for me-
'f.. We head. rnel 23lp bead %
N.vYo-k ?aso had. .ai- = 80 had msfsc oIen.s,
ll' Aer- c So ,efy DUN Hna "e'A 20! hs.,r 'e'f'
s. $. 'i' . -, ,, f s 49, sl 80 % I'm;
,s., 81 .s1u = S~i "a, butcher, bulls s. sas@ 80.
r, g., ''r"sc' SO So - " iaS'' ri; - >.
49, = h4r' 2'" heai '.i,i 'os wcek 'u' Far - 80,
H. 80 ,~,a - Ne~ I'm : acn feai. or ,,.e
.'ep, .e,t. nasse' .r~n~i fairy ar'y" hn' s"ns.n~
l.,,i 10. s. can,@ .n,ia@. samrs. s G.,.,.
aoi ar'- n~.es', .,'' 2. r..' ~" head :. al ~
J. i-ai ,on-irnei through -" heai. g. Nv lor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02

creased $4,000 bush. Receipts in the Northwest were
nssyy mSas t. s Gss oT us %0 With es
mating Winter wheat crop OF oss ~ @ Goo SS S
bush Crop and weather reports generally good
midday there developed active selling In the
dspre. sed ali other markets and during afternoon
period OF Generalization was seen prices rracnng ,ne
,1c net loss FOR The day ana at about h e , [
Of he day me soaay NE most denounced feat
ure and az prices declined seemed be steady
and shippers took 100 BUSH 5000 bush No
red private terms. anoat; 1900 bush No hard
iath i,ee over July adoaS 10000 Manitoba
qe aoa July N :os SEED s G%G' 80 Sohsn
sc over july O b aiioat' .CORN-The
corn was weak lower, making the lowest prices
within short distance Of record figures There seemed
addition to which there decided pressure from the
huge receipts and the expectation Of heavy movement
Of the belt The visible supply showed an increase
Of 95co bush. The worlds exports the last week We're;
Russia "a 900 bush: Danube 544WO bush total a64
bush. against 2s27coo bush last week. 'nradstrre,'s
Sc bush against only % 5io Coo last year Fut
sres closed a. a. dene Cash o corn was aN weak w
IS 900 bush No for export. part 34c Z Moat;
s"s " Sq s Ne |G S Ssh ao eeHoT OATS
The market for oats weak and lower following ne
in the pressure Of cash supplies Interior receipts
heavy and reports excellent Farmers are pressing
G sh @s is ma aq S re s supply slowed ran
increase the last week During the afternoon the tone
down to about the lowest figures record %ewYor
Tporsrs , ws Gs neay nRns s%% s b"S9 s
22isG22Nc elevator and 27oooD bush private terms
s ssS Ne ws s%sh ~ SS bush track %h %
27. and $1,000 bush No white clipped private terrs
Easy feeding quoted s5a3siac c / .RYE-Eaoy:
No Western 4oisIi1c. I
previous DAY and closing for the corresponding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02

I;ss' s: ( ( 81 81. Il p
s ~ y 3D. at =: :. s. g. II i4a o. is$
u as "a isoq 5s Fl r S at :sast 10 ID
ss n at s. 90 i, sr l. 80 3 d. Do ios
a, sas o i5a DO L. n s 4, s. i4 s25 e.
at s. 5o - eaiys: i's n at 81 2' SO butter
mix ca Ns.o1 12 r r At 81 % s ~ Mt ST. ISL DO 1872 n
s:+ms ss, = 81 s. 81 DO l'I 3D. at " ii
sa"lers \, yenl. i4' ~ e =, 81 c Io
d sp r al d a s. S s = " So 2C So Isl s.
10 r =, s; o Do: 4 ID. at $3.50 10 do ia H. at
Fl ss + + ). Co. a. r i 81 IA =
SaEF % XIII * ysss tss two a s including
some late arrivals SATURDAY were 35s cars or s" 81 f
sustained prices common and medium do ne oy we2,
bur not lower yearlngs we're ssSdy ana ' than saSY
day All sold in god season. the exception or a
10" s h. ''' Gsc OF cboe Do at 5. T. earrings s. sa
gr a to @a % IN, no or Imam 10
state lambs 81 5oas per head Dressed aIc
dressed anhs firm 6dCc few country dressed still
sell S' ssSS M Ter CO. 100 Virginia lambs
at 50 100 n 2o2 DO g r. at s 20: IS IS
d. r. at aes $! q? IS DO ID = 81 n %, ai
s. o5 do. 90 n at 81 ~ lal do - ~ a - o. I''
k S s srs d. @' at g a. 20 1rsSa
RcS s. :. ri go q e e. at S = %a
s. - lt2 lIunalo sheep ~ 10 AT ~ - ~ no. 20
cns so vrsoa lambs. 81 n at &. $, -, 30 ss e. 30
warnings ~ ~ ~ s. 80 co DO 20 H. 81 % 1873 Buffalo
do II NJ AT S. 37iq DO ~ n AZ s. 3D. 20 90 ~ 10
81 IL Ohio DO ~ ~ At 81 40 - Virginia 10 90 10 At
81 So ~ sheep 70 n nj s. % II buffalo 90 ~ ID
nj s. ~ T. d. ~ n s.: d. 81 n at ~ 10. lbs
Texas do 81 Virginia d. 100 10. AT -, no.
~ Y, AZ 81 - ~ Do. g. n. at 81 80
Judd 60. 20 Ohio she's, 10 10. AZ ~ 20, 1lz 90,
% 81 so. 1872 Kentucky do. i3 H. at - 100 a. 10
H. do. 100 10. 50 -. 1871 Michigan do, W. %
NJ 81 10 .h s.. 20 10. ~ 10 NJ ~ ~
49, TO- - 81 20. state do. iO 10. at - IT. 10
Ohi, yearngs - 10 nj 81 -. II Kentucky do; " IN
at So 10 d. ~ d. 81 % G7 Kentucky lambs w ID at
s. - do. - H. 81 20. onto g.. 90 H. a. 81 10
Newton ~ Co: i57 Virginia lambs ~ b. AZ s. 90 2.3
d. 81 h 81 20 as DO - H. AZ s. 25 - DO - TO- a,
So Ksrtucky yearlngs. - H. At 81 100 RuNa.o 40.
~ No. A. 81 10 - Ohio sheep 81 H. At 81 l3' Kentucky
d. i0G 49, a. 81 ~ . .-,- o-
Sanders. 2Gi Virginia lambs ca 10. a, s. 81; p
9; Dulenhack ; state sheep. ia2 No. AZ s.
Hum. q Mullen. STATE lambs. ~ H. AZ $50 10
state yearlings d. s. q sheep. l5 H. n 50;
II II Hollis r. state vcarngs G3 b. n 81: 60 state
sheep - ~ 81 i6 spring lambs at 81 30 per head
DO for g. =, mo
head Including head f0r the market Feeling 'rHe
firm and selan. quote common heavy = light hogs A.
81 5O4St MICS M Country dressed quiet ara I'M
changed NJ li.IG- per 10 for medium - lehi shfs
saie@ Neu'or Co: stat" hog@. u" 70 average Al;
81 81. per 100 10. 900
san ie-~ I state hog Isn b. a. 81 ~
: JHdd * 90. state hog 800 10. at 50 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-02

ier. IT,, -or, rms S'.c loose snor, clear stes
sci,," .~saT ,ancy Esin. IA Nor,hwss,.rn. lt,p
~. OHIO ant indiana e,ee I'm Make,
au'., .,taiy. sales 52s bis at 81 q ..
M os'"|s 1smcs ' 6p.n S['' a:
$50 frii . ~ and closed At sol.o Jgy ra9sep
AMI rcas 40 Nerhern No Sog, asgSc 'I ne.
sample harley very dun 80 s2c No 2g Sts Flour
.'cady oa, da business confined to supplying cur
rent vans. Ml -tuns unchanged
.,a ' M N. cai ey@sanss foovns clo'eiy
,tc ns srr'f ,s "S %o ia5, an ana IN few min
ha been s'rash's~sy breHk Of i.'c h ms
~'P, a o ' al, p Tho hres~ sta.,ed ssapiy
close 52, With close a. 80 srp'rm'- op'' J
800 efs IN az '0 0l.r ' Iuy Was srsciy n,
~ -ae. except with on,sic'F- no pad n' nen
j. over ne l.i-rs .et"inei fr 10 Hr,'n,, r Ts
an ..T 8, Icss ,s &c. 81 ioasg S. Mi
s. - short. a, S. %. miid'ns 81 soas1 70.
philadelphia juno i-F1our Ruye': sck c9rni.nG Ie
n h.tcr, n.vor Wheat, MAXI, weak wing 10 general
H' - i. IN all all 9Gm" ( sain Ths June 81
uc'- July. e3Aae.c August 6$NgGa,.,; sep'sm ger
iathy Win rui.i dun local carlois IN s'sl!
nsp i Sa 's s, - " %,s 'S'r' si.aa4S ssp,.mef
nominal on'- Receipts noiereie by local ;saas Ss-
yosl ms month. ~ white June and July 2sg2Sc;
Angus, nli september. 2iNSic Butter quiet -tealy
,re,me-- rntn l5isc. prnts Wholesale ID: do
,,Anur l7a2o. Eggs rrm. win Ugh, offerings. Penn
fyitanr ana Western Ar-t u. Sugars Refined dun.
~ lower con'econers ozenge. 5'4c 40 powdered a.ae
crown A. a. crystal SIC. d. granulatet ~
c4b~-. sc powdered. 3 T-6 graduated. 6',o nne
gfauuat,i BIC extra fne no. 6c confectionery A. DC;
keystone H. a. American A. 49, centennial A..
II To-. California A. $50 Franklin r. Ae-idr. key
49, 49,. American u. Ia. centennial Il. iAc.
California u. &c Franklin extra c. ~ keystone extra
r. Agsri'"n DO ~ ~ c"ntsnnia DO 10;
regular trade discounts Other articles unchanged
~ Louis June Flour dull. Unchanged Wheat
lower. July SIC: August 5ic September 54tc bid. Corn
lower June 25A.c nominal; July 25';r hid September
2oa.c asked Outs lower. June. l1Ac nominal: July
i7Saii.o asked August. l7ss BID Eggs higher at sc.
PORK standard SO sTig: Old. 81 So. Lard
Prime steam 81 pogS4 o5 racon shoulders 4.c longs
80 clear rlhs +Sr clear sides. A.. Fry salt meats
shoulders $50. longs 5000. clear ribs tsc clear sides
sc Hish wines steady II, 81 -. Wool strong; Mis-
Illinois mixed comhns l2aHi2S.c. clothing
lisul2c. low and cotei. si,goc; hard bury 6t.aIc
Southern hard hurry 6ispH rexsa medium. 0isaiii.c
low, sdpc. light hne. srp.c: heavy nne lSf
6'sc SANDY. o9eHc Bogstns. ~ n &c. n. AZ; y.
n - Iron ties nc; twine DC LEAD nominal AT 81 ~.
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