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New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-fork Monday, July ~ iooo
COTTON-The market closed steady in tone, with q net
advance Of points and sales Of ~ 500 bales ms
Improvement due in part to reports OF damage IN
Mississippi and also damage In severa! points IN exss W
The OF manipulation OF August contract was
also a bullish factor The opening prices were 3 or
points lower than Saturdays closing Disappointing Liver
pool having much 10 do with this decline !N'er"aia
a rally about Saturdays closing hgures out
swing Of prices during the day was rather narrow
In addition % bad from Liverpool. there was
rather favorable news from certain
bolt altogether the considered rathe
unfayorabe especially from the Mississippi Valley and
said that the situation in certain sections OF
serious II is though, in some quarters
that early of cotton will he quite free ana
there Is disposition on the part OF some con SsrVate
traders slow and avail. developments Iheie is
not outside speculative interest. Liverpool closed
with net oss Of about two points on iutures' whiie
Some expression 10 the idea that fnSils1
spinners are holding of the purpose Of testing the
receipts Of which give indications OF
being quite free The idea is that spnners have light
supplies Of hand and that there Will be ffee
bids for when in marketable guam
titles Price. Mccormick & Co. In the present
should adopt waiting policy There is nothing In
the stimulate any outside interest In cotton.
traders Neither side is aggressive at present
upon the whole rather less favorable
they week but this factor is offset by the
uncertainty existing with regard 70 the political situation
Reports 10 the Of Manchester business
encouragng but spnners there notwithstanding the
their stocks have fallen very low ebb seem
they doubtless entertaining the opinion that the early
movement crop will be comparatively heavy.
and they therefore ~ able 10 secure their neces
suppes a somewhat lower figure. 1t therefore
seems likely that will be active competition be
tween large short Interest in this market
early receipts OF cotton which Will exert sus
tanning influence upon prices
Opening. and close to-day and closing BIDS ,he
previous night and last follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28

Union Stock Yards Chicago July 27-Cattle Re repts
u MARKET 5aor higher on natives Kansas and
steay fair 10 best b.ves 81 o4S 10 st1kers
and feeders 81 dDns3 20: mixed cows and bulls 81 o5q
S3 Texas 81 Jod$3 10 Hogs Receipts. 2S.Uo head:
estimated for l51r head market steady at
Saturdays closing: light 81 25Q>3 50 rough packing
81 as3 ~ mixed and butchers S3q$3 i2ie heavy pack
ing and shipping 9o6s3 - pigs. s. pOfS3 80 SHEEP
Receipts mead. market i0u21c lower: native. 81 20
TO- Texas S2uS3. Western 81 ioa>3 o'; lambs $50
Huffalo July 27-Cattle- cars through 80 n
sale Market fairly active and shade higher tae x.
port steers 81 fair good So s'nSi Ia. ght
4jnS3 10: mixed butchers common To good
81 75as3 so prime fat heifers s3 3tds sockers
and feeders active and firm; stockcr' - 5onf3 iesl
Vcas active and higher fair To prime - %TS' % Hogs
26 through 10 on sale Market quiet ana
lower Heavy weight Workers. So aS3 65 light d. 81 30
asa -: pigs 81 s0aS3 ~; mixed packers 81 ass %
roughs 81 t"ds3 TO- 81 25aS2 Is sheep and lambs
is through. 30 sale Market active ana
for good lambs sheep UNCHANGED Good to prime
mon. 81 7jdS': mixed sheep 81 25as3 20 -
East Liberty July 27.-Cattle Market steady; extra
s4Qs4 35 prime s, 2oasi 30 good - i5qs 20 tidy sag
good Fat bul. and COWS s2ass heifrr s3as. fresh
medium weights: s. ooass prime sh 81 s.'s2 :. 50, o.
ass M seed s m rasrs % & E sas 8 IT, Joe per
mixed saas3 70 common s2as2 y, onliS '"cgS'' spring
lambs. 81 G)GSi 70. yeals. calves S5HsO
Kansas city July 2I-IIogs Receipts . 100 head; mar
bet du Light and pss s2as5 TO- mednm - oss
s So Ss2 80 s s. SUo s % Ssa soo@ ss
81 -: heifcrs best 81 s0rf3 10 ialr to soo
81 CoQf2 80 bulls 81 2oas2 ~ sockers and fedsr' = ~
asa so: Texas Westerns. 81 75g SO 40. calves. sl@S
National stock Yards -. Louis. July 2-cattle- Re
ccir;s 27+ head market strong native ste RS S2 70 ma
.ve cowa. 81 +oqs2 80: Texas steers 81 'ds3 49, Jexas
eoss s. oas2 @ @ e s g. sT ssad Ks
% lower: nstiSs sheep s. 5,gss Is lambs. sadss 2'
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28

Market closed steady at TO points advanc, compared
with Saturdays closing prices Transferable notices:
July 695 August. 100 Total sales. $500 bales New
receipts 1Oi bales Exports Continent 539
bales France % forwarded. 1872: sales se5 spinnes
25s: stock day. 1888 bales
thus this week 2O06 Exports to-day: France. %
bales Continent 1889 Thus far this week: Great Brit
ain 57 France 25 Continent g. Is9; stock l1GO5s
Spot steady and unchanged; middling uplands
1916: 1niddng gulf. 7l6c: sales 4ss5 bales. ncud
ing 4027 direct shipnent-2os spinning and COO
Liverpool cablcs-Spot cotton dull: sales. 5000 bales:
speculation and export. 500 American. 1000 midGling
uplands SD Futures quiet partially "a decline closed
steady ~ 81. points me- decline January February
May. s29las July 34lb; July August, SSsb August
September 235jss September October 30b: october No
venber. 327b; November -)ecemhc- sob December
January. 326v. Manchester-Yarns very little doing.
COFFEE-The trading marked by slight fuctus-
tions on moderate movement. with attention chiefly
given distant months In view Of the recent de
Cline Of striking cables there is dis
position await developments Chief sales were for
Septeber Havre market quiet opening unchanged clos
ing haf-days session at ,. net decline July 10
September 90 25 francs October to May i5 Rio steady
receipts 1000 bags. exchange quoted at
pk stock $4,000 bags cleared for United States. 100
Santos quiet 700 refs: receipts 5000 bags stock
shtpmen,s United States for week a3 600 pur
chases o0o Hamburg steady July - 30 pigs August
b3 80: September 81: october. 81 ~ November. 81 25
Contracts closed steady at unchanged to 10 points de
cline Sales 200 bags. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago. July - cSpecaD.-It was "A very uncertain
wheat market. decidedly str'n at the outset. rather
shaky about noon. and nrnlly rather strong again at
the September opened G0 cents. cold between
announcements rather bearish. The weather map
showed better winter wheat surroundings and decidedly
less rain Cables disappointing even closing at de
cline. Export bids lower figure. irstcad OF "A
decrease there Increase cf $4,000 bushels In the
visible supply ST. Louis. instead OF giving any aid was
market the list seaboard renranceS were
only 80 90 bush. Minneapolis and Duluth had tla
against 2is last year There wa however one
very important bull announcement The Thoinan crop
report issued dropping the winter wheat Yield to
20 bushels from 2I opOCO bushels last month.
and dropping the spring wheat condition IL points the
showed more strength after tins was OUT Hoid
err very generally ssyed the strength at the open
Ing to realize. udahy ihns.'au tne tn 80 a''
Dunn who had much to DO with bringing about me rally
were large sellers. Before the cose good sized cas u
business developed but IT not for export The to'ai
was about 900 bushels some OF 10 Toledo some 10
buffalo and milers The On passage statement
decrrnscd 10000 bushels There was an Increase IN
the English visible of 252O 900 bushels Professionals con-
bullish. -.
Cora made lowest prices 20 far on ms crop sep
closed at 25H Good weather very large receipts
was 7sd cars. with 1850 cars estimated for tmesdhy
Seaboard ciearanccs only lM 90 bushels Ihoman
estimated that the yield would be 2ooVw"0 or
100 bushels last year u ,.... 49,
Oats started very strong. but were hhsy a'ee'eo "
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28

quotations were as follows Flour Was aun' PEr'es
svrng wheat 5slsc No . red, 6liaao2c No corn 2oss
S @ 10 70 oats assss sSe "a ''s me-
s. 10 nominal, M 20 pork sop Psr rS SS Sides Dose s. Sa
s. D, dry sate shoulders tOose 50 73ast short clss, clear
sSods per gallon 81 - On the Exchange
day the butter maei was extra Era, weps seaay
stock. SsalO'se per dozen ,s. steady Wheat
Market rteady - red rcw track SOC No red
track sample red track S'g5ss cogaaar ,0.c
oats"Narlet steady. nrm; No white, old track 2os;
Ms is c MAKE, nsF '.ass slssa S Clear a
S. family r $ 2 sa ks sm lara g. q sasc nssSy prime
Steam ST. 'I Iard " a.c cash whea,A sharp demand from
; SSn wa me ptncn mi s1sS feature The premium paid
SSrssn sSd r at S's%SF % unSef 5o and
sc under standard receipts 23e cars shipments -
sa' Sa or seqSsin 59S No se Sa'' f"
ttors So 95Gs2 81 production 4l.ov bbls: shipments.
. o36 bbs. Milstuns- in bulk 81 10: shorts 80
hshe thsn saurdays september opened
3s fell to 's rose Sample S % shea, ana n Ts and as;ce
No Sa%i 5ssaSesc 10 II Norhsrn eas.s: g. Az ~
no 3 &c itye steady. No cash si'sc: 10 d. Ole
Nth Nth al fair demand figures Msuns S IN, 1o
changed Receipts Flour s,S Sss wheat Sn'm:%;s % ,
plsn pIsnr "a, "a 5et bbs; barley 5000 bush
,'nrs %RSeS market was the oerai selling by lonss
september opened sc higher than nen"
at sec decln in hour ot the session to oo.c
uaVpl 80 SATURDAY 81 almo-t l,c December opened at
STNc declined 5iG57sc low point and closed az % ~. 81
~ FlOur-ldte or no'hihs uoib on
general wholesale market; spring "hests aa' n, '
her btl winters unchanged. Wheat-Market opeheu a
Shade drm.r but prices subsequently, reacted ana
weak on call. Contract wheat July ane AusuS'' ".so
a2inc. September. r}t.Q,3ac. October nominal Urn.
Opton market weak: prices here declined &c per ou.h.
loral carrots in small supply and quiet az former as
~ mixsd Iuy and August. 3Oisa3otc. september;
aOs6fslc october nominal oats,prices on CARROTS ned
btyher under offerings. but rise restricted Dusi
ns,s: futures neglected and nomnaiy unchanssl Sy
10. August and Septeniber zJUs7 7c'
Ecober gIi.Q234c Eggs quiet Pennsyivana ana west
ern nrsts iS cheese steady but aHis, one% u,st
enG{ unchanged Other articles unchangei hecep,s Zee pts
ana WI, ,Sn hhs and $500 sacks. wheat ll.UO bush.
n a6 ,OO bush: 10 600 bush shipments-Wheat
a, 5,so hush: corn 3.2oo bush oats. TO- soo bush
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
so,,r,,trRN COTTON MARKETS.

,.,..s,or Iuy 27-Coton quiet: mdding: 6~c; low
,ui,nr due: good ordinary, 5%c: net and gross re
"elnts Rs bales including baes new CROP Saes' -
hass. stock ,G6G bales. nm a.. ,,.,
Norfolk July 27coton nominal; miad''ns, U.S. & row row
oidiinv 6s.c good ordinary ll-loc net ana soss
reins bales exports coastwse. la2 bales s0cH' ''''
baer. Att r.t,p,ry 6Auc. .ow
,idilIng 7-lGc; and receipts 100 oaes $50
ports coastwise. aO bales sa.es pa'eS' '" ''V
bales. ,..-. .,,.,. .,oa r,,idiina
c1.,. r,diiing 8i,c: low mddng. 6sc good Ordinary
O,sc and receipts ~ ss sa1s .s '"e
~ louis June cT-Coton quiet. mdding o lI-loc
low middIing 7l6c good ordinary oi-ioc' shipments
40 ba,es stock % 0s6 bales ,,, a a, ,s..
Memphis July 27co,,on easy good madas nranapy ss
ne, and gross receipts 81 bales including bales nsw
crop shipments "a bses. sales 20 bales s'oek' V's
bales.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28

the decline in and wheat September & openef cIosa ~
lS4 cents sold between 1871 and 1l1s cents ana cIod
sellers The decline in this grain was sInply
a of sympathy The oats news was very srone
Crop advces could not be than they are Ihoman
dropped condition 13 points and estimates mar ne
Weld Will he l5OWD0GO bushels less than last year
The visible decreased $1,000 bushels The local stoc"
increased 2}i.COO bushels. -,
records September pork selling at 50 99 and closing az
So September lard at SO l5 and closing at 50 ia sep
ember ribs So Is. and closing at ;" II7 u Is
really a matter Of So long as that grain keei.
not hrst-cass. to-day were 1000; the estimate
for Tuesday. i2Crp ...,e-e, ..u
Puts on september wheat closed at 5s'sgos't cents
calls 6o's cents Puts on September corn o'osen d"
25i7 cents calls Il 2.asd25is cents.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2IsS:: Joseph G Youene. and another to Flores.
s2d-st. s. s2es I, Of shave. 27xlioo5;;
Eleanor Robinson to James F9ster. .;......:
another 70 Mary RYAN. yan.......................
Prospect Place, No 81; Thomas McGrath and wife
. Franklin y Seward ...,:......::.....::..:..
l32d-st n s, lJJ n II Park-ave. 2Dx.9 H. Ella
Conover to James McColgaa. gaa....................
Ii2,h,st. n $. 225 Il q Amstefaan-avs. 2'xioo;
Same property John car'ledge. az trustee. 10
Mulferry-s,. Nos is and Ia. Thomas Hay 70
a5sh,si No sio East. aIso strlp On s5in-s, .s,
30 (, OF 2d-aye, o.il4x9s'; Isaac Levy and
web.ter,aye' 8. 325 n Of sco,t-sve. 2jxiSr
2j2xle3.9: Sarah II Hallock 70 Harriet Odell.
Frankln-ave n 3. lIy II of i7Oth-si. 9xl,O:
Franklin II Reeve and wife 70 Mapes Reeves
Construction Company. y...,.........:.....,.:.:..
Hormsn-st, =. lot u. map Of 20 lots IN Cedar
I'M plot William f Brookes ard wife 70 Will
i IAN ~ l. man ms of Al lot. on Southern Boulevard
and Fairrnount-ave. etc; Ellen conners to Helen
wesa,eTsys Alc9,; 70 Il Of signal PLACE 2;si:
Della r Borden to p " Briggs. ::-.:, ..,::....
Same property; Edward W parsells and wife TO
war,tsr,a Is.ia D'ras' q Il oi sigma Place 2li
Patrick Borden and wife T. Pierre Briggs.
j .ster.st. =, lot 8. map OF ) Arden 2,xio:
. vsasi nston-st. No iO2; Mary + Thorndke ?, al.
OK utors. to Catharine Grady -.
syi, absr to 20 Io.Sph Il q Rlv'nso"' .':
sstl-f n > l5O1 II W Of Avenue B 2n033.
~ r,tr and wife sarah Stake-......
Fin,r, fner ]th -. y3xio9x2sx.2. also
IN Bank-s,. ~ IL (, W of 4;h-st lIlx'lxi55x
.Tnf Commerc. st. 8. 2Jx1O. lot III. map q
>. g. Dimir tn Go'-ck and other property; Charles
~.R! hofer. jr. ~ Ella " Lincoln. ...,..:,.,,...
'-njim. st. No 20: James II jerks - srrn z
isoi: st. :. l,5 It OF 7,h-ave lsoxse IL Sarah
= " Higgins 10 BESSIE Higgins. ...............
= joan II Oetcrs 10 John Wsiker................
.Torfis Park-a n . corner Delaney Place. i55y
~ Tx+5xSG11: Dederck Dode. jr, 20 William o
.
.l7th-st No 22G West Frederick Noss and wife
Adam Steiger
142d st g 1898 II of Boulevard. i6.Sx99. II.
Josephine Carney TO James carney.......
l4sth-st s, 3s6 10 II . Of Railroad ave. %,xloo;
Olof johnson 10 Hannah Garin. ...............,
Wills-ave. No I45; Robert Rosenberg and another
TO William Kaufman. n.......... -. 80.
Avenue c and 1lth-s,. corner, :s3xio5. Louis
OF and wife n Henry A Hurihut. jr..........
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28

ADVERTISEMENTS and sutscrp''SSs' Sa isa2 Broadway.
% door north OF 3lstst until anch ofces resa
tsemens received at the foio",ns VII .s4 sth-ave
cor 23d at l52 6thave. cor iz.n near 6sh-ave; "
ws, .s w.. S .sa. In ,Sas saS ssa
a~e. iSo Eas, 47h-s iSas 50 ave- Tos is,-svs. asss
sosSs sS s" go 90 sasss az avn ss.. =: %
TeecSer-s. :sos sd.ays %g.,.ras%-.v.. gS .ca wet
ss.ys ga rs Sea Ts., SOS so
ssi ethave. iiss sdsve ,as Sd ave- i2s s,hssyssi; si
ssis ad.r. 7ss sh.ys A. the n.,s" n.ar ssvs
sd.sv... near iis,h-st 100 100 and m sth aves ~
Es. i..h: q, w.: :ss; % sd.s: s:'" w..a iA -
syes. $50 Ess .7,n." ,s:r sist-st ifvs ist-svas
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

Tax Commissioner James l.. Wells sold 4, -.
Broadway Real Estate Salesroom. in forecIo.r".
yesterday fortyfour lots in East Chester and W..
Chester. map Of Arden property, lots Nos. iu -,
335. 1885, 337. $40. 346 34S, 3i9 5A a6 Ss3 M sS2 e
Ssl Ss2 1885, 299 4 4s 49, 49, 49, 49, rs and ta =
Lau Kaverity for %.s2 No. 2a to Annie Greenbr,So -
NJ w. Larendon, through the Frank L. Fsh..
Company has sold the three-story and basen1c.
brownstone dwelling No 1877 West Seventy -ninthsS
19x55xl022. for 81, 900. ~
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Alcot Helen J. 10 Ellen Connors. lot No 81, map
Al lots on South Boulevard. etc. esth Ward.
Brooker. . william f. 70 James z caian. n
Waverly Place. lot No 10. map u Fairmount.
Upper Morrsana, months ;.::..:.............
C,Ilhane william A. to Edward Hurley; SIS ith-
ave. lot 49, map Village II Wakened years
f?sssr af. 'ssF sass It % ot rth@y sthnye. S,
Fa5gs Tn9mss bon TO k1sssh GsT?ns ears
Frees John and wife 70 Magdalera Frees.
ll9th-st. 2a5 I, q sd-ave Years
Gerber Johanette. and husband 10 Gustav Gerber.
3 $ 5th-ave. 80 II . Of 1921 ST. years s..,.....
Hsv Thomas 4. and wife 70 Lille woodhuil
Same. 10 William Wooihull. same property
Same. seAfS 70 George woodruff. same properly
Hatiak Louis. and wife to julius Goebel No 2i2
Junsmann EsT1 Arthur. to Hudson p Rose COM
rnonwealth-ave. 1901 II n West Farms
Kurzman. Ferdinand. and wife to the Farmers.
Loan and Trust Company, Nos @s5 and 2''
wins-ave. years. mortgages ..,,.........;
wife, ;3i- ST. 2o6 II Of ist-ave. years.
o'Grady. catharne. 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. No iO2 Washington st years..
Rnnhofer jr Charles 70 Frederic Midiebrcok.
No ci0 iith-st West i year. ;....;,.,.:....;;:::
Same TO same. n corner Bank and West 4'h
Same to same. e Part-ave 80 +, II a5th-s,.
SANE to Mathiida 1. Moller. executrx. etc. o,
Christian Moer. 8 s Commerce-sf. 1910 IT
pntbsrforS pSor9'1 Roter. w. to Hudson p Rose VS.
Commonwealth-ave. 80 Z. Of Mansion-st. In
stalments ....-...........: ..'...',
stevane. Albert. 10 Ida F stevane. NO lof rase
Smith Ferdinand r. and wife 10 Francis Hud-
son " corner Grand and Chrystie SITS. year
stanfied. Florestine 10 Central Trust Company.
New York. $ 2th-st. 1914 n OF oth-a'e'
stokes Jane 4. to the Greenwich Savings Bank.
No 4OS 9th ave. years ..............'::'
Schnug- Frances J. 20 Louis Mailer, Nos %
and S7 East loist-st. 2 years. mortgages
Schmitt Jacob TO Elizabeth Herrlich.
Avenue B 5l.2 IT q s2d s., 3 years. :'.....:
commonwealth and Nansior-st. 3 years
Wahlg Charles and Frank A. and wives TO saran
II Powell. n l44th-st. l'3 II OF 'ii'oh-
ave and i6J II ~ Brcok-ave ye1r.....'...
Walker John. TO John Oeters. corner
l4lst-st and Eigecombe- q months -
Same TO John II Oeters. same property. year
Lipkowitz Jacob y. ard wife 10 George VIE
gand No 217 Rvngton-st. years .....'.'''''
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28

Closed Last year
xMsSTqa'y Ms2cb .:.::.:. :.:.:: go go sSs s$s @ iss
Hs5il Msy :::::::::::::: - s1:s =
SEPTEMBER ..:.......lo.ce se3 se.gioo9 1915
Ssys%ssr ss s sss ga ga SO $50 1879; lsS;
The statistical position of Brazil coffee is follows:
To-day. Saturday. Last week.
New-Orieans stock 1l6;e 1900 2i~7
sos a.! PORT: s0s soS osS Asss! sSss lSss ss,
S:i.lSSs s,S: SsiiSsT,ss S.,ISs,,:. 81 ss -
Total deliveries 6Jo2 e5ll 373s
XsSsi x.sis .ann,v '2oe ssSi
POT %o quoted Bs f:ST. re ff T ss
but only fairly
.ne'Ser fs sd1snfs n Of ios BY MnneaSo. Msrs
s. however. very little business this
ssSs e. srS . ne $ -,
eS. gss SoTs . Ss go s so' .ns 3 F s
SO @ Sss s's slesrs ss-s2 e Sass % S5s cIy s"p pa
Sc s' sS. as@ city S me sgss & 81. 'ss ssSs Sy Ds
.:.: :s:' g 60 81: 81: q, { !! sS e
SaSd b,s.aywns ssS sqsa9Gf. .gsa ;: 70 E'me1as
MEAoue oss1s9 o1 Fine whis h.; 72s7ec s, ans yeoS
g and 50 n Siaose 100 NJ 57saoc 'ye 35acc
sharps. eJg7oc honiny chop %Io5c co,,onseed meal
bSc caxl: meal 9DaS21c; city feed. $4,000
CRAIN-WHEAT@The wheat market higher at
declined quite readily. rallied midday but during the
Afternoon was dull and heavy. falling on easily The
sose was with a at unchanged 10 bc ai
vance opening appeared to be higher On some crop
selling of speculative martet by Chicago
the crop and prices quickly fe
on Thonans report. Indicating promise Of 2,0cD
wheat. smaiest Tor years ana
from 80 10 73 induced active buying al midday The
pducon o: principal spring wheat states was
ssmaed a, llOOcOOD bush and the total spring wheat
crop l47 bush. The buying on mis- statement dd
heavy undertone The market The amount OF wnea on
.ssssxe f,r Furope decreased 2tOoO bush, but there
%. an Increase Of in the American visible
md an Increase $4,000 bush In the Engish yisDie ne
from the United states 1900 bush from The Argentine
2OI 90 bush from Russia and os"o Dush i,Vin n We We
I;snte and Gs 900 bush from India total OF oesVp
irsh against 5J7gOOO bush the preceding WEI ne
ssteents Of injury the trade did not seem disposa
10 give full credence the statements ASH "nea. wac
very ouet with quotation nominal at o1c over oep.t"
her for No 2 red afoat. INC over DO ior No
Northern and +@4Hc over do for no natn "a, rn was
closed al e4hc .CORN-The market for e9rn q,
all day There little Strength s~,n'd 49,, az
the opening In sympathy with wheat but IL was sn"i,
lived there steady pressure TO seIi tn,a
house The market under the offerings closing
prices 1xDtsc below hnsl OF Saturday; ana al
lowest record for bon cash ana iututs
No corn delivered quoted a. New io,k q, oss.
2ssc which 10 the lowest ngure since 1851 l-ls02 me
regarding exceedingly favorable and
the estimates the production Of some Of the principal
saass favorable 70 create feeling that The
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
BUILDING PLANS AND ALTERATIONS

BUILDING PLANS AND ATERATloNs'
The following plans for new buildings and ahsra"'
fled yesterday: <
Classon-ave n a. 100 n ~ Mansion-st for q
,wo-.tory frame dwelling by psinan & Schwarz . =.
of No 2D8 East lOsth-st owner. .........',. -"
l67th-st $ corner Foxs'. for a four-story nicss
tenement by C;ustave = Muller. OF No l.l| =.
East its9th-s -"
Alterations main office
io5,hst Nos 226 and 22s West. by the estate Of
William Enrich. owner. Charles Fsas lessee a
10 A two-story brick cafa and restaurant ="
1lth-aye No 4a3 by George Wiley. owner Ralph
F Mccormick lessee. 70 three-story orcS ,
hotel
Aexander-aye n corner l3Sth-s'. by William
II Payne Of No 9S Park ave. owner. - three ar
story brick station house. i"'
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
flufurnisbso apartment, % Ist

~. TH-sT i48 wEsr.-Eesant sssry;ee <san
IUD rats private halls. jani,or , ss ons from ~
heated; SO TO SIS. Half block from o"''''
waited Liberal rent aloSanSe
New-York tribune., 1896-07-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

81 Soas2 10 sxtra 50 23as2 65 do family. s3qSs 80;
winter wheat patent s. 4opsS & spIing do ss oogSS 40
f m. spot and July. e-'sa63c. August t2age2tc, sel
temter e3a63isc steamer ? red 5ss.g5oc; southern
by ampl, 5sqeic DO on grade "iGoie rn'eps, i s,,,
Gaussc southern, 31isG32c receipts. oIo) hish' eNP
lloc stock 100 as i.SG oats r.sepns s.Tpns'
bush. stock. $4,000 Rye quiet: No ncarpy otaa9os
40 Western. 35d35l7c; receipts. 1900 bush stock
70 100 Hay hrm. SIG bid. Grain freghts quiet steam
t. Iiverp)oi 2.d2lad August: Cork for orders Is I'D
August Sepsmber coffee steady for orders l2'+ql2'a,
SUI stronger granuarei. $40 Other articles un-
Boston july 27-F1our higher spring patents 81 e;a
$ ;oasa 10 C3rnmral. ca7le bag s. S9asl % Se
corn quiet yellow track S'lsG56c No ana seansr
white 2eiaa27c: 30 d. 2Ge. Mill feed quiet, spring
bran ship and rail SO I5 winter bTnn 81 sl2 mid mid
sgasio cuts $40: lean eds siojo Barrel beef 81 yog
50 80 Hams loa Lard quiet isc' naco'; ,2g
De- quiet 6asc Fresh beef quiet steers ST.; M
kinds eaoi.c Butter quiet Northern lo7aisc as WeT
6isaSe. cheese quiet Northern. 6a7i.c. Eggs quiet;
I3i,c Beans quiet: yellow 81 lSdsl 80 RED kdneys
SldSl Is; pea lOdsl 81; mediums. slqsl % foury
steady; Western iced urkeys llai2c; Nornen; ,re ,s
chickens l3Gl lac: 10 fowls lldll'1c; I'VE cnsKens tg
i3c live fowls loc Potatoes STEADY slgsl oIta d pI'
Rueherres 8asc Cabbage. natives sac; hay Hu,'
SI6aSl7 Leather steady. quiet hemlock sole non-arid'
inst l9d 2or: ,nds TMlsc nion sole hrsts Zo s'c
onds o3I2ic Watesme.ons. Sl3lS2' g..
h,ghsr Winter wheat closed unsettled; No red, oo2c
,sLeh 10 arrive track rest Unchanged corn c0sel
drm for yellow easy for mixed and uncnangei. oa.s
closed easy and unchanged. Rye-No new SZs or on
rack do 3,c in Flour hrn good demand and uh-
changeJ Mil feed steady and unchanged .
Chicago July g7.The leading futures ranged as fol-