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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23

'TNAE subscribers hereby gre public notice
L . al Concerned. thA. ;aey have been day
appointed and have IA Sen pon the Eass ives the
ir@>i q executors - ne 4ASl Sill and ;<sT&-
ne ri and cod2c.l thereto q; william A Mill
Ss2, ste ot E6e1. n tae coEnty q HAnuoc
oecs2ss7-. 10 eoz1 being esGtred 81 CeiestiA
A Nil!iSsa oy TIRE terms 81 said NIL, zud
A-2eEe = lteAs! having gives bond s. me l&w
Girectss they therefore request a. PEI
sons 10 Are Indebted 10 sid deceased
estate. - make Immediate lAy 1ze Il. AID taoss
- 10 have Sly demands thereon 70 e1Al biz the
sane tor settlement.
CELEST1k \. M1EZKES.
LCERE 4 pkASY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23

THE SuascrsASr As7eey gives zet5-e ,aS-
Ne ASS asSZ iGsv avE~aaEfs-s admins
t-ater - ths ss7&ls st Mz-fA& Grant AS
Il Ellsworth n ina eozEzE - ES1rgsck. de-
cszSx4s sad gwen soz5s a. TIE lSw 6lr@cts
A. ps-saus HAVING demands SE&l4Ss tAE -
sAss e SID deceased 4rr dsslrs3 Il present
ths sSms tyr Ssst5 s12sE H. AES 81 15sesss5
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23

rI>HE subscriber hereby gives zo-}ce sAAc
i she has AsSz day appointed admins
,-sto- < the estate e Bentley SS-SeCr. lsss
>4ea:h Deer Isle. II lhS cc12iy 81 Hancock de-
ceased. SzG s3TSz bonds ne l2& directs
A. .sr-<anS having demands against the es-
tA1e - sS5& deceased A-s desired - r-rss n
yAs sAzas Tor settlement. ara a. INDEBTED
tse-s-o a-s requested II make payment i---
zaes5izte}E. VIOLA RsSsorR-
So hess Is.s. LIZ = 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23

8S-lg Ne wSTe asss 5a $ SSaoS, / wcSl3
~ wa. sos Ike zee &s2o~v 1asiSag Y.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23
Scwau Not Popular at Home.

Candidate Sewall was welcomed
home rs belitted candidate on the
national ticket, but now that the first
burst of enthusiasm Is over, he finds
that neither of the home papers sup
port him or the platform he stands on.
The following, coming from the wise
owl OF the Bath Enterprise, is signiti-
cant, and must be extremely Calling
to the Maine candidate for national
honors:
The talk that has been nude regarding the
ability of the democrats to carry the state tins
fan L. foolish. They oau't do It and the leaders
of that party know Il. Mr. Sowall's H2miH1
ton will net secure many votes for the reason
that he Is silver man and Is very unpopular
not only with the masses but In his own town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23

I'Hs subscriber Asrsay gives zos5cz HAL
trsio- q TIE estate q JoAz Hear aevuolsss
1aas a. As@zt Desert II EAs cezzsy q Han
OK <. { ecsS Ssa1. S21 sYSE ez1=@s EA= j.
fs7efs~ L. 2sscSoz having 5sMA2=5s sSx5zs7
lbs estate - >AS6 deceased s-e desired n -
= n .15s $40 tag - eaezT And a. az&s tss-s
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23
STATE OF MAINE.

THE subscriber aers By gives vzbi1c not8ee
l. - a. concerned. that SAe has bees dalv
appointed and ess taken l2on herself
The irusT o: sxscut-ix q tie !zst wiH and
testament e Henry l. March. lAte ot
k.-sWortA. IN tie county q Hancock. de-
CEASED, No bond being required by the terms
~ said NIL she therefore requests AL per
sans Who Are Indebted - sid dets&se5i-s
estate, 10 make immediate payment. and those
who have ASA demands t1sre-on 20 sxAibls the
same fer seEslsue AuKzsA l NrRcs
lGly : s d 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

The ono True Blood Purifier. An druggists e.,
Prepared outy ty {. /. tIood \ Co, Lowell. Mass
~, =, D.,, the best family iaItts
HOOD 5 Pills and liver s,.mulaut &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23

TEE subscriber zsTssy gives zosEcz ta4l
L Ae has eSSa duly appointed admins
1-sscr q the estate ot Absie L Garter. ate
q e-lA5Gs n the cc2nty of E&acScS. de-
ceased Ala gives eozes s. the lSw directs
A. persons having Z zzRZ-3S s4sA =. The estate
q SAD deceased az desired 20 yreSs ~ tHs
sA-ze fcr settlement AS a. l1Ssb1s1 tAe-S
- Ars rps 1eSts1 -. sz.Aks payment .z2zs-
1zatSly tsKcx9s " MA~sN
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23

ia slassS-a1s- a<-zaE gives zQt5es IA&s
1-a4c- q Las estate q Ao-Srz Lard. lake
Z. E4->s1-te- = tae county q Eaa1Ec -
4st-e&se-@ AID slvsz o-Z1s as tAs law rests
A. sS-S02s ASvlzs demands SSA1zSs tae e<-
tS1s sc So ASssI az 1aSlseaS Is .-l>S--
1es s&z1s To- s~s- lesz$zt s-1 arl u5sazs5
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AS--A-@-S fEANN : lar
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23
To The non. Jaase Of Probate 70. The county

To the Hon Judge Of Probate for The county
Of Hancock,
THE UNDERSIGNED Althes Atwood. adj
L minlssrNtrix - the estate - John *
deceased. respectfully rcPrese MS thai iec
goods and ch4ttC4s, fights aad credits ~ said
deceased are not - II cieat 10 paw his ia:
debts and charges ct administration ty the
sam % thirteen hundred dollar. estimated +.
"a therefore your petitioner pr4ys yOAr honor
to grant her a license 10 sell. a: puhIlc or prt-
yAIe sale, for the purpose Of satisfying sAid
q BITS and costs OF 81 ~ Is. Il ration and con
vey the whole Of the real estate ~ sAld John
K Atwood hereinafter described. One half
ner 81 Franklin \ second streets IN Bucks
port village, Il being the soGtheE}y tenement
together with lot and outhuIlGiugs connected
thereto Also another piece OF real estate
situated on said Franklin street. boantej
northerly by said Franklin ST.. eAsteriy By
the school house 10; & westerly By land Of
said estate * ot said A.theA Atwood
Jaly :, a i iS~- AIrsEA A-vcoo-
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK ss:-Coart Of Probate. July
:sru. =. {. iSss-
Upon the fore going petition, o-dercd: That
sad petitioner give public notice % all per
sons interested, BY causing a copy @, the pe-
tltlou and this order thereon, 70 ae published
American. 8 newspaper printed OF published
II Ellsworth. II said col2ty, that IAey 1lay
appear al s court Of prostate toE SAID county.
to X held 81 Ellsworth. on the second We'd
II the forenoon. - show cause, II any they
have, way The prayer Of said petitioner
should no' be granted.
o. ?. CUNNINGHAM. Judge.
Attest --I'Hss. ?, DoSE, Register
A true COPY, At;es1--Csss- ?. poxE, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-07-23

Prag7ess, the elghes, lesson q sts,s-
erStg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15


are not pressing on the market claiming that conces
ma are MT warIanteu wnie denhand seems
Ia be quite generally limited comparatively small ivts
unss are IN far request: rasns steady, nuts arc
,ns,"ve I'VE ouole: TaiencIa rasins 5Aqic; Suitana.
i',nc' a.. fo,na a7,,,,... dates 2Aw4ac; currants.
1850. nnors a., Tor Ia,if,rnia; aImJnus 7ssV
NUS 1g..c. ws,nus O.usxc; n.Derts. Oss
Is. . M. s..s,A.. 49,
20 .,r,iex t,tr,sS FRIIrs-Iemons are in active de-
mand OWING to the not weather. Prices are unsettled
snJ somewhat Irregular oranges limited supply
ana MN pneap,s STOCK and offered fres.y
cocoanus are ,iuet We quite: Lemons. ~ tbfls5 'J
oa, snen,o "a 25gSi 30; Rod. 81 2og$5: California
ssaInys ga ,nsIEs n,nsn.s ,rusl s.,~, pineapirs
s4nsi.' cocoanu.s sl,Q,so
s;It AiN~ViiEA T-Tne wheat market to-day dull
but very firm The opening was at a slight recession in
price but the amount OF offerings Al the decline
Comparatively light and prices quicky rallied. adyanc-
inv .srasc i've, the nnal OF last nignt. became
dull lu.t at midday With the advance in and osts
,"., US sarna rtse in wheat During the early part
OF the afternoon some heaviness prevaied the
riose rallied frmors
Of noticaI compcatcns abroad and the close fairly
s,.Jv Of tho ..e, nuntatlons Of the day sake
dvance The foreign markets were quiet although for
49, n ,,,ns 80 In synIecant The principal
sn nss seemed To- cone from the home news
stIenb" sreeo w I'M ,,nsatisfacory Weld OF
trading nsrs r WE'RE renars Of rust in spring wheat
winter wheat anu ui,nel iepoi a. go Aur against
Inc spring wheat receipts oay WEI" ,magv movement OF
wheat has been excellent IN me TWO gay T' week
TeSep,s nave b % m ucreass in wheat east Of the
AZ Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
HAY AND STRAW.
HAY AND STRAW.
p.cents at New-York for week ending July IA
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

ch,oago July "A (specaD.-Wheat to-day advanced n
little over cent and held IT, There was In the first
Mac. an Increase the speculation. something the bulls
have been hoping for long time but hardly expecting
90 see Wheat was helped by sharp advance in both
corn and oats Finally rop-damage complaints came
cron bulletin from North Dakota was more emphatic in
A.. .tory Of damage and high temperature than
any nrivae messages which had been received Specials
cut I'm two by the conditions which had proved so
serious Ia the D,kOtas-rust and high temperature.
Montreal dld considerable buying on this news. Tho
marker had its vcissitudos. There advance OF
cent early which almost entirely lost In the last
hour however strength was renewed and the close
finally was at top September opened at oagc, sold
from b5iac TO SEC reacted isc then rallied TO 56.c
and closed AT the top. Early looked II there would
b- considerable export business Bids hand. but
lost The decrease In the worlds vlsible-2 03'o'- WAS
ma, mite much as expected. Seaboard clear
arce. were 90 900 The Northwest had 49T
against lbs last year The trade active but reg
Mar The best prices the close the covering
~ short line II 800 900 bush by trader
Corn advanced and closed AT the top. September
ceiling from a,i.c 2sisc and closing 2sisc Tho
reduced and the prospects Of sim further reduc-
lions are the factors with every There some
pretance ~ crop damage to-day but paid any
attention to IL Tn. weather could not be any more
favorable than To-dsy'r +S4 the esti-
mate for Wednesday only $50 Samples were hGiic
higher Charters $40 go bush Gables steady.
Sea board cearances 10000 bush Shorts did the
buying. .
oats made ar good a advance anything else tho
door. September selling from loko to l0Ac and closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

900 bD: quoted e. a Ms; TO- 'U snort es sg
+ 7sas RsS - quoted Ezra mes, ;crT
a, family S'o paffs s. f'9fs oGsstrUa S
quoted ICON i TO light 49 sor e to 10 H.
Fe.s .spnSsis t ss',lf at I
Sa IHRpNsteady sales 800 tss old 70 NEW NEW ss
At % c prime sSSm s sSsns AMERICA an Ss connrn
1850 compound &c asked; options closed NJ 'V-' "''"
RcE1ne marke, domestic fairly ACTIN aon r. S ~n
the tone s w While d 1gsn and as
ordinary 2ese alr to s sgSS F gesa to
sssss 4 TsHaa 'a Nss
ran 'ate Pans IN sGsS se ccp to
as follows Recepts rough including amount CARRIED ysnT
s sSs d:an:a estimate. si%ss az @
last l Mark, IrSnE Tca erop
follows Receipts cleaned 81 Ss5 eeis sales oO0' ''''
%a,ks, T ss Ana Nat ta sGr t Sa
with nothing doing Java at with business at
prices july and August quoted % 3D. The 0c1 on
Ike; S WAS 's"ss e 0S r 1S s ssTy &c
muscovado and 2c for 20 test m9ss o. ,es sc ex
ship 1900 and so muscovado 50 test at &c rh
sns g. s sugar %s ss
and s asU'ea With al sales as follows
casss erop 1891 T%' g2 l
naTans sssS
a'n. 1888 Ss. Big ,o gs,s a SrI"s5 800
tsLns s matraA sold at eoc0s 3 bond
WOOI,-The wool market has not peet specaais ~,
and most of the business transacted the way OF NJ
,ia lot. There has much trading IN me way
OF new woods It Is said that prces no" ruing are
not shippers and that most or me
will lie held pending further Developments Inc Dus
ness in Texas wool comparatively free; anu soris
sales were made good prices The demand was
not general altogether the week was Tar from sat
The business the week Will scarcely exceeu
so oo N of which about 10000 N were domestic some
byers are disposed look around for bargans ana s
ov,,s ,etharry has caused a little weakness mere ana
there ". quote Domestic nssces NO and NM h,S
DC. blood ioa2oc; combng 4 and y blood Io "3oc
dane 7T2o' i s %taee SS so soaas NS
do I'm. Territory 1alic ne %ndu sa, 49, 1 ~
r, T1iac: Texas fan and spring. snloc: DO years
growth ioalic: Australian i9a25c; Capc lIoc; Mon
s.tdso I6Gl0,: South American pulled 2'Gc' an.uh
combing fleece 22a23c; Canada conbing pulled 2zU~'c
wnn,.h uc.,s 24M2sc: Cape and Natal. l4nloc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

% sos healthy p tsa,s sns FIJI:
Rp nsl nd h pr Close on
sa o %as supplies feeling win % aT@ on
The basis OF loc choice fowls w scaS led
fows at de Westerns .cs Gs
supply and firm i2al2sc with occasional lots se, x
rarely choice best lots generally sold at l'a
here SeSpby hchsns are Of quality and
ins slowly at wide range both iancy wei " al
supply Weak spTns moderate ss o s%P
Be- Sus u s"s s end fairly az steady prices
squads held firmly but dark and small slow ana e
spring chickens phsdsph% drypcksd selected c wr eg
Dry pIcRsd e6o9s isaie ' Do small S2e do
ypcic S0 Choice os do no scaIded io old
ns pes d Easter and .Ss pq
but they bear down much upon prices as s ,r
Is no uncomfortable surplus in the sheds 1t would appear
here was holding inss Of anything aSc%
S n dess @ na
@ are We quoted Hay s srn tss
s s X So 1es :n S per isS t.
sns S ss" r , s NJ I sa gf o 100 S sS
,sOs 90 per 100 ~ q best wheat Sa p sas c
per 'S S . sso The Rss report
f iSas @ Eric & M
wanna and Western 10: West shore. $780, Lehish valley
CENTRAL Of aps ono TO- vsp ana osa
sans week last year $3.50 Exports for the
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES market for po,
tsoes has continued cyerstocked and In generally BAD
supply in bad order There Of
Southern to-day. the few lots Of odds and ends car
red from Yesterday mostly of poor quality and
cleaned at reasonable bids: market nominally
steady for choice stock Onions from all points and OF all
arrivals Southern vegetables today from points below
baltimore ccumbsrs from BALTIMORE and Jersey met
glut on the market and selling very low; fancy
@ points me
demand but Southern are largely poor and selling low
ns ns and ae nes sS fsss'e
per box basket ScHsi Baltimore per basket Goa Sc
ss per celery @ess e dcs do state and
nearly. 1oa15c; green corn Hackensark, per 100 81
crate 81 southern per Dbl Soas2 50; per 75c
onions Eastern shore per sa1kst ScaScC per Dbl
Orleans per Dbl 81 75 bag 75c peppers South Jer
ss sas MonR ReT County er
56cs So south Jersey per srss $500 MaTyana per
t1nips Russia per bbi 7Sc green peas per bag 5oa
6oc; string beans. 25d5oc bees 100 lunches 81:
s. So fsanore per- basket, 81 2Sas go do per crate
sl@sl 2S yTsns "a Jenny Lind per t .N g Sas2 90
Ina 5ocasi so watermeions per carload s25as2oo per
100 s2as2o DneopPss Florida Porto R,sas each ioa
sI-NDRiEs- BEEswAX- There has been only mod
demand Tor but prices firmly held at 2ea2se
tho exception California extracted which is held firmly
IN VIEW Of The high prices ruling in Csforna MAp
prices merely nominal We quote: Prime sugar AT 7asc
per 10 and syrup $4,000 per galion NITs.reanu's
decline shelled dull but held about the
pe faney per NJ 44c do san-h SMILED sc
do Virginia she'led SC: pecans. ROUND lots II. 81.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts Of
milk and at the different railroad distributing
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15

Cash quotations follows Flour dun ana s'eaay
SPIN. Wheat Sc 10 red. Sig,sc NJ corn; ; Scs
90 M QSs sg t No prime ase timothy SS SEED
s' s. 'S ss.s 60 !. sra sF 80 49, Dry
sailed shoulders boxed 3g4c short clear sides boxed,
a$ wso o So ds ss aw S the
Exchange to-day the butter market was dull ana
E fs1ss w S.ss9f fresh SOCK SOCK SaS,sc
81 Y Srs Ssy 50 ?sI'i 'Hsf lstS
rack S554s reeetsd .d racs Ole Corn dgi se os,
s1T 's No mixed track lsc track lso san
I ps E' Gear rack BACK s15 family S
steady kettle lard 4g4%e prime steam cam. arc shc, srI
sies :S3@ DOSE csar sds. os4 s DRY
ss sc H' .se, 81 SSs Sss
osnsS s i Jsy to @ saa
s s0 ,4 Sample s SnFe Nor n nsGs
ern 5si3c Barley samples steady NO :, SN no1noily
ssc yt fS 27ssc oats . higher No white l,h
No DO ,sq rn s hs 50 20 asked for choice
ssens in wood Provisions weaker mess pork
ssSc: September s75c.
Minneapolis July H-wheat advanced lc on G. NOR
s ssos injury f being done wheat greatly
s At 2 STf Ress
S, and s0sHs a. 's spot S
Northern sold at a.c under No ana NO 10 a. Sorthern
nsc: No Northern 53ssc. FlourPatents 50 ioass 40
bakers 50 25dS2 go production, Is 600 Dds snpine.s
&c eGl bills Mill sunsBran in bulk and snort m'uu''nss
unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA July 14-Flour-Trade slow, unssustac.
tory. market weak with ample offerings Wheat-Market
ruled Arm alphabetically with the rise IN oats ana
corn IN tho West offerings light and IN the absence
Of any disposition trade. values largely noni S
Contract wheat-Juy 60qGOisc; August oo2Hp,<c' sep
tember sil.asis.c; October nominal. Corn--Marke hrm
in sympathy with the in the Vest prices aivane ing
- On ontions: local In small supply, steady put
not much demand: No mixed July and August gag
goa. September 33i33ac: October nominal oats-Mar
ke strong prices advancing nc on both CARROTS ana
options: demand for local consumption howe 1 o1S
,1,ofsrato no trading futures No white July 2zg
22i August and September 2O 92lc October ZGzi1ac
Sugars Refined quiet unchanged o'her a''eie' '"
changed. ..,,a
St, Louis July 14-Flour lower eXtra o fancy far " "g
e. *. fancy 50 4OqS2 50 choice SO legs ~ rye nour
s2Gs2 25 Bran lower; sacked east SIDE o3Hofs' co,y
points &c Wheat higher July o4s.s nSmna, uly asTc
Ss,em.r 2ji.c oats higher; July lie: August. loEc;
Senternher lie: May 2oc asked Lard, prms s,eaih'
2 i;Isc Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July 14-The wool sales to-day were con-
a. BE- Ronald BUXTON & There offered - $50
bales Comprising good catalogue There wa: a good
netition Prices were frmer Some New Zealand and
port philip crosstreds keeny competed for good
soisc,on ~ the better Cape OF Good Hope and Natal
greasles sold we'll Following the sales In detail
%. sanh Wale.-2 30 bales: secured 9l.dGls 2isd:
do locks and pieces 7ia911t,d 6a9d do locks
and pieces 507i4d.. .,- =, 49,,
bales: secured. l0tdals al DO locks
and nlsces sdIis Sd. greasy 6iq9isd; do locks and
pieces, 4i.Qsd- e,,,o, -,. a, ,oor.
VICTORIA 900 bales secured. Sadais I'sd; 90 LOCKS
and nieces Gd@ls I'D greasy o.Glli9d; do locks and
pieces. 6hqsi.d sy,x, o., 40
South Australla-lCO bales; greasy. oi%uU-s ou uo
locks and pieces. AID ~ -os,,,
asmana-3 bales: secured locks and pieces fuShad
yreasv 6i9a9sd do locks and pieces 3nOisd
New Zealand6 100 bales; secured pdYls "a 90 ocSs
and pieces. tizdgls 2sd; greasy o"iVu' u' 'o'"' ~
pieces. +tsied. 49,, coo ,.,o.. ..orrsd It'd
MS Id: greasy, 5iaIIxd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

pusalo. July 1-cattle- Receipts last q hours sos
head: total for thus far 5348 head aas sane
~ - york aOs head; on sale. IL head; market os,ee
steady and unchanged cl9sed ss@dy es HSssRecelps
las "a hours, 900 head total for wesk tnus ic
head for time last week ~ $50 heau; 200
80 market opened and firm for all KINDS So
steady ali sold; Workers good to ch9ic - ., 2H Ss
auctabe at 81 4Oas3 80 roughs s3as3 lo says s-aS
Sheep and Receipts last - hours tW ' ai week
FOR Week thus 10 200 head; for same tms WIN
ot0 head; on sale. 400 head market opeheI u,
, Few here c.osed FIRM all sold bu one deck ~ aSa
sheep few good sheep So 5as4 ewes % loas' e.
So ytGs3. fair to choice lambs ano'ao'e d. ."
sss CIV July Receipts 5000 head mar m n
k opened strong AND sIf r. heavy s. a5s3 Cattle
Receipts 5000 head, market dull Na.vs hge,s bes
s. sas4 - fsr to good = 1s V ~. bulls. s2Gs2 -
siockers feeders 81 1'asS o. sn,s 600 head
81 JOas3 20; calves. s3as'. sheep-Necep'S' ''''"
East Liberty july s tea ar ps 81
81 $685. io good s. isst 20 rough s, ssasa 81
-, and covs sods3 80: heifers. s3Si boIosh1 S
per s3asi5 fresh eo%a snd nms light So zoo
ss n hes. medium 81 Gj0s3 7o heavy hogs ;" ~ - ~
Coughs GSs sheep-Prime 81 Icai %; g9Ia
81 f y.sSinSs 81 5as4 IS good yearnss
81 O1s3 20. choice lambs, S5as3 ~ con ayy and min
'aye, s1usy Stock Yards. St. Louis July 4catti.a,
ssps Ss s S%ss s Texas steers. soasa 2 Texas
cows s5as2 30 a. SSs3 so beavy 50
s, ss ss da's sheep I.ssss g sSa
COO head market weak to extra steers IS SG
s. 20 stockers feeders 81 io4s 80 COWS ana
ap,s 400 head market steady heavy packing sna
shipping lots oass o to choice S Tfs cs q SO |?
go 1 =, anSsa ~ Sheep-Recepts ZOO head market
g pesdy inferior to choice. s2aA lambs. ssaso 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

-. .. m-Reef-Exfra
steady AZ AS ID prime steady at sIs 3D. & A.
Prime mess Western fine dull at As; 90 n'nium u
~, H.. sbor, cut about 10 10. firm at 's
Bacon-cumbsrland cut, about % to 20 No. du n a,
short rib about % ~ dull at Dos; long oieaI S1i,
gh, st.ut 40 10 ~ n, dull NJ rs iong GEAR n,iiio'
heavy about So ~ dull at 23s sh9rt ce La, bces
about y to "a NJ steady at 23s ca shoulders a'n nom
" - y, s,eadv an 25s Lard Prime Western spot hoi,
Dai treesaHAmercan white and coiore1 s'eniy
az "a, 81 Tallow-Prime city nominal Cotton,ea
~ o,s ~ -sen,d steady AZ Spirits Of tnrnntlns
steady at 9s Cd RoslnCommon firm at ~ va. ,rt ma
.,esSv at a iO,d Corn-Mxed Western spot steany -,
Is ioi,d; July steady at 2s lo'd August s'eS 1onI
fancv winter steady at Ca Cd. Hops at London-Facc
t,,ra OreI4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York July H. 1898
81 cars or 90" he"d and car,
for he market No trading Fling sts r Inferior y
% ouoI,fv fstest cables rom London and Liverpool
quoted refrigerator beef selling al bgVsc pr 10, rcs
can steers o at sas. per 10 I@cst cables
quoted American steers at sIs au ,b hoy Hmaac
American sheep r. sn t? s7s he an oT
schd sulzberger and 2lso quaIters Of ON, r a,,I fr
Norris; also the Boston clty 20 b :, Lat. viii be
iaSen with go quarters beef and the Teutonic with
quarters OF bet both for Easans bh s lead ar
,ed too late 70 be put on market and ncIudhs o'
held Yesterday there were o'o e arenc but
tefTilks were l'r ,re buftcrmilks were held
hlc tne Ia A. 81 %: hutterm'lks az 50 25dS2 80
country dressed veaIs light supply and hrn az @
&c; city dressed seneray sea9y a. ressei grasses at
4a4i.c and dressed buttermks were weak al 81 y
saes~II. H. Hollis: 20 veas ~ e ~ ave S 10 As do
ner 100 ~ 80 butternlik calves lto ID III y w. ." ~
ios ~ az 1N0 LAMBs-Recpts 10 cars or 81.
n a ra,.G sieadv for both sheep and lambs one ca
was held over Common and mednm s sne ordnsry to
~ , 70 p1 ambs a. 81 5oass Dressed mutton sseaa at
5i5Gstc and dressed lambs in fair demand =, ~ yeraee
., ca ,, ner 100 n: eco Kentucky do 03 TO- at 90 gu 90
DO 60 n at 81 So 80 sheep and LAMPS 81 nNe' D. ~
3D. McPherson $50 Kspsuky ls an e. s. n D sS
So 80 227 d. ~ at So 10 e33 E.gina go n, a. So ~
49, los M ai = sct Kentucky lambs 80 ~ 50 G2
A. NJ al 81: OF Virginia sheep ~ 10 81, beos There
HoGs-Recepis we're cars Easier on heavy hogs
W. f obers reported sales at So oogsS W per
100 NJ and tew chese ana anGy aessed armer at 4la
s sac s aea r.s,un hogs and 6q6izc FOR gh d. ..
saes-H Hollis a state ho g "a i't 10 ssS H. At
8 % 10 BIS s a a, 3 s d. $50 g ~ 70