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New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
CONLIN LECTURES THE CAPTAINS.
aa TALKS TO THEM ABOUT CERTAIN MATTERS
prroRr STARTING ON A VACATION

Police Chief Conlin went on a snort Vaca.'oh yes
terday afternoon He Will spend week at HIS sun
Yner home at Centre Moriches. Long Island In MS
absence Inspector Cortright vii! be detailed as
Acting Deputy Chief Mr.. Conlin had several
things TO talk 20 the captains and precinct COM
uanders about before going go he summoned them
all before him yesterday forenoon.
The most important thing he brought to tneir at
tention was IN order Of the Health Department
relative to the enforcement Of Section 30 OF the
Sanitary Code which requires that suitable and
sufficient receptacle must be provided on all prem
ises for holding garbage without leakage. and that
a separate receptacle made Of or lined with some
suit able metal shall be provided for ashes, ana
that ashes and garbage shall not be placed ana
kept in the same receptacle The Chief told the
commanders that the Sanitary Code requiring sep
arats receptacles for ashes and garbage would be
enforced on and after August l. and that the police
would be required to to its enforcement.
The Chief declared that bathing naked In the
rivers near the piers must be stopped. and that
the police must put end TO the practice or
throwing stones at trains on the various steam
railroads in the city. Other matters about which
the Chief talked TO the commanders were the con-
dftion Of pedlers stands In some parts OF the city,
the duty of sergeants to go on patrol. keeping fire
escapes free from distractions and the suppression
Of QD-Sh
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEr:vEs-Receipts were 81 cars G,o head all con
H' sssp?n a II one & in s
6i.7lsc per 70 Today's cable adyees fr2m indon
h. ard American steers selling at 9aaOc. dressed weight
Latest quotations iigl2c dressed weisht for Ame-
divided between J. shamberg Son and schwarN1schi!d
al M on lax. ihe a. Da''i 70 tSgsS
Landau CITY will not get of until fhurrday 90. ,.,,
At all Ss p ar sr,ey cy iS' Fs Fsai
steady and all od promptly m at -, - o as per S
ana '""" choio. do would sell at s. So calves arm
q 9c o for & dsa Sr.saa yea er de.sed
!: % g. TSs !. a. q g. s s' y:o II d. n l!S IT,
So sus'fmk TtD cpIvs css 49, @ = "a at a g q do ,7s
a, STs 81 IS so nu''fa 12 70 'sI at Sc a So DO
100 n co1s q ws s.''sfT Tsas s s i o
sIE AN IS Ssa wss i7 ys,issy or s2s 2s
the 1s Dspna 5 only 5sy.6 5' w.t. at rn.d
s Weak She e' soo to we're @ rmy held
the .hde hshe 81, cars Of s;oGS 81 S.s srs * car ar
is' co % S.F ordinary nary tn To ohoi.s i,mSs
lressel mutto, eulet at 5asc per 10 dressed lambs in
s. y 100 NJ 29 do G2 r. at s. ls M Kentucky
sheer 100 lb at 81 10 i5G DO oi ~ at 50 10 22 do u
IS, Kso'qsy s 3 lambs s, g 3, ~ ~ & K.s:aT 2 3
sheer iS p Al s2 g. . DO 70 NJ at s. s. s,s.
m d. H. ss * s. 7s Ks'ssTy SIs II T.
H. Mcpherson Co o2I Virginia lambs G5 ib at So 40
90 H. at 50 @7is l9i do 80 ~ at 2o -! kentucky
n .5l do. 82 ~ at 81 yo l67 Kentucky
sheep lis H. at S3 l12 r. So 20. ls5 do, 104
H. So 81 Virginia do 1870 n. at 50 o2 IS do 80 o at
80 -. =,
slsughsrers wiS tne exception Of 80 head Feeling
steady light and medium hogs heavy do rife weak
Quotations 81 6oGs 10. but tidy State pigs would sell
UP 81 i5ns4 %. and fancy Light DO. at 81 oOgS4 10
Country dressed steady 55c for medium weights and
Gq6iac for light do.
SALEs-Hume 4 Mullen: Late Monday. p state hogs;
142 n average IS 100 b 20 do 1I8 - ut 50 49, .Ol
do la5 n SO rough do. 800 10 at 81 S. do. 25s
n. so so ~
s Judd & Co.; Monday 2s State hogs. ISL n, at
81 9O do i So So 43 do POI 10 at 50 So 80 do
225 in SO 10.
II H. Hollis q fancy State pigs OF ro at 81 10 also
late Monday State hogs 1886 in at 81 So 30 DO 2l2 70
at 81 75 oO3 10 50 75 SO fancy State pigs III TO-
al s4 75 2l rough hogs 224 ~ at 81 IS
W Lamb. late Monday os State hogs 100 TO- al 10 3d.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
MORE TENEMENT HOUSES TO GO.
TWENTY CONDEMNED BY THE HEALTH BOARD
AT YESTERDAYS MEETING

,wuNry CONDEMNED BY THE HEALTH BOARD
At YESTERDAYS MEETING.
,r,. Health Board Yesterday ordered twenty moro
~.r ,enenents vacated for the purpose OF con"em-
,,on under the Glider law. The Board hao preVl-
o,,rv condemned fifty-scven. The reports maze oy
the inspectors on the houses ordered vacatco yeS'e'
aav tell the same story as in previous casts vi
damn cellars dark rooms and Railways roui-se'IIns
c,osets moor ventilation and high death rates lhe
average death rate at No. S5 East E.eventh-s' ior
the last Ave years has been S94. which Is more ui
four times the yearly average for the enure c's
,rrts house now has only fourteen people IN IT, Az
No IS James-s, where twenty-e!sht persons hVe'
the average death rate for ive years mas been 'oz
At none OF the other places has the death rate peeh
half so great This is the list acted on yesterday;
No "a Essex-st j. and l. Shwei,zer owners: No ~
F>ssex-st J. and 7. Shweitzer, owners NO $40 biics
Fleventh-s. William Hausch ct al trustees; no %
James-st W. c. Flanagan. agent; NO os James,
Angus. Shabaro, agent: No. 81 James-st, AuEust
chaharo agent: No. IS Jamcs-st, George Batton
orent: No % Mott-st Morris Isaacs. owner; No 80
East Third-st.. l.. II. Knopping. owner: NO NJ -
INwis-s, r. Kraus and J. Koufrnan owners NJ
10s IeW1s-st Nathan Wessbergcr. owner: No ~
Cathernt-st Sarah A. Lawrence, owner NO. ,oly ~;
iewis-s' George Fox ct al. owners; NO, '9,e 2,e
Iews-st, Carolina Duempeman. owner 10 i5o iao
Common Michael DonOhue ct al. trustees, % ~
Connor-st Michael Donohue ct al, trustees; NO 4ol
Past Houston ST. Lena Knoppng Ct al owners; NO.
IsS Fast Houston-st Lena Knopang OF a. owners
No "a Norfolk-st Louisa Roilwagen owner
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29

5; $: :ss.s a Il; :
s,y ,'s",s = sss. S .S %
' III. .pns pSS patents bS' ;,as6s g 2so
Su asc fss. aHc s ss' ot. Ss' s.
sas' asyy1 e @ sa 10
ME4L-Easy' Sales 1900 BAGS 2a9s,sd; Fine sn Thl'e
5Ss Ss SaS;.9 70 sSSs sS asa 50 NJ e sssS
ICED shay; S9ce s "cot h0%i%E oo,sse sssp sg s
lowsr ,ad,y declining with few reactions day
Ing lowest quotations Of the day at net loss of
Ing 70 continuous d.appon,men, IN the cables and to to
Snsr aTirs faTsn slon p". s"f but
sPs % ms eas sy & s 'as Of the European
outturn this year makes the iic4 900 CO., bnsh only
bush less .han R"s" IN s bush y sxsss: ss:
Gh she Sz Enssh crop sbou. last
The advices from Wall Street seem TO encourage the
together with the Sssrsh S1p Of "ns wa lom
abroad brought out 70 the active
bears The Ohio for the la week says s thH'
and that wheat been injured II quality The weak
hs'i ne ,ba n scns sSn ~i there was little inquiry ship
psrs ans 5000 hush No hard pry%s se,smrr 'r' an5
adoot early August Receipts Of wheat at M MnneapSl,
Sea @ Primary receipts have decreased somswna, nI,
hut hers nas so s1s 6s1 at @ @ % Spembe
aaoat to arrive hard 4'4,is.e over sepem,
TO- o b anoat; Sept September closed at 6s'c ,.-
tOPN-Thc market for corn was weak ana lo"r',
breaking steadily all day closing at the lowest puo,atnS
Of the day ut a loss OF lsMiiac The iuouttpiis -"
day marked a record for the low price OF corn a,
New York a Chicago were l1sc below tle IvW,.
price thirty Ave years The demoral@,.on
OF the day appeared he due to fairly favoiaDe top
reports heavy selling by receiving houses and me ee'
pected "A larger quantity Of corn ne preah III
through rate New-York i7zc and lake ana ran ory
l5c This cut in due to the break IN Ne" Ut
leans rates Notwithstanding the great weakness IN oIh
to-day only small business reported Tor export
sbipIcrs tak!r9 bush No at i3d1'c over Septe
her aioat; September cl sed at D',c and l2vo push
No white corn private terms. No corn was puo,co a,
lac over in elevator. winch "0jh MAKE .ne
rce nominally Bose. Primary rcceuts OF corn nave IN
creased In days Ti2 900 hush while exports nave III
ased 10000 bush. , ,.,.,nu
OAT--rhe market for oats fairly steady duilns
the morning but dull Later there developed s"ne uus
sympathy with the ecln" In corn ana ""t
prices cas"d Off with light trade closiE 900
OF oats have Increased "o-"",
This week in while exports have Increased
5s2 900 bush Crop reports continue adverse AMI me m
nu ne 81 these crop reports Instrumental IN seay M
the n, ,arlet Cash oats dull AM lower pihg st'h
hut closing weak inside quotations asked The rev
sales roported grades az outside quotaohs
carly sa 1850 bush. including LOO husa 40
al o2i "a 2c e,y No. white. 2Ii3n2'c; irn
hush 30 white 21hM24c 24'AD bush unsradod whlte
2IG osic; 10000 No white clipped. private terms
Z n n aioat I,ARIEY-Market quiet. with 4S 10 w est
ern feeding quoted 3iisf3&' c f.. .lNh'-MarKe'
quct: No . Western. quoted 31d)31'gc g / l.
Recepts OF breadsuTs Interior point. in thousands
asr thi,e ciphes UU) omitted hour bbls grain push
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
ADMITS ROBBING BIS EMPLOYERS.

Detectives Welsh and Caddell. of the West Thir-
tSeth-st station arragned in Jefferson Market
Court yesterday Harry Haight twenty-one years
old of No 52s Mulberry-st. Newark. n. j.. on a
charge Of larceny preferred by Alexander Wyllie
superintendent of Simpson, Crawford & Simpsons
drygoods store at Nineteenth-st. and Sixth-ave.
Haight was a clerk in the store until yesterday
morning. For some time somebody In the store
has been forcing open desks and taking money In
envelopes. On Monday suspicion developed against
Haight. and yesterday morning Detectives Welsh
and Caddeli placed 81 49, which they marked. in an
envelope In one Of the desks and awaited develop
ments The desk wns forced open, and then Haght
was called into the office and searched. The
marked money was found in his possession. Haight
confessed and said that his stealings had amounted
TO $50. He refused to tell why he had been
dishonest.
Magistrate Deuel. held Haight for trial his
plea Of guilty
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-IOrk July 70, lSo
COTTON-The local cotton market closed STEADY, Win
advance OF to II points and total sales OF 2i'
bags. Closing prices points unde' the hIsh-
~ Of the day The range Of prices on acve
months about 10 points. The market opened about
Liverpool market advanced suddenly and rapidly
making A net gain futures OF about points rheie
lie lif-ra buying for local account ana this
started the local shorts covering and the loss was qulchy
ed. The highest II to 10 points hgher
than the closing OF yesterday Reports came In
Il unfavoraDe crop conditions in Arkansas MISSISSIPPI
Louis and Of Texas. and this heped iong the
bull Considerable short Interest was nqui-
after the advance there still large short
interest and 1t is expected that the future course OF the
market vii. be determined largely by crop accounts.
Taking The market altogether. has been more active
and rmer than fo weeks hut many trad
,rs consider the given atoye an
adequate fr the advance. The takngs Of English
splnn,is LIBERAL and the general prospect Is
less clouded by the uncertain political situation
Ica, traders rather uncertain Of their ground and
they quickly side the other, and the turn
to-day seemed be In favor Of the bulls SAY annah
Ne Miss reports that the first bale Of cotton
reached there July "a. which Is the earliest receipt Of
cotton reported at that port. Many reports
concerning crop conditions nave come to hand among
them being the following: Woodvie MssCrops in this
country suffering from excessive drouth but what is on
the stalk is opening Opelka Ala-Cotton badly injured
excessive rains. and farmers despondent Jener
TexCotonfeds have been devoured by cot
lice Muldoon. Trx-Crop will he the smallest for
and only partly fruited; opening fast in
tions.
Opening. and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night ard last follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
Opening range and close to-day. and closing bids the
previous night and last year follow:

Marfe, closed steady at to II points advance com
not ces. July so5; August. 1dO Total saes 2i5,so0
bales Exports: Great Britain 1902 bales: sales 2i)
bales spinners 24o bales stock 257 bales
rece pts 20 day. .!o tales thus far This week 37O7
bales Exports to day: Great Britain. 1902 bales. TINS
far this week: Great Britain 3Si9 bales. France. 25
tales Continent. G7.9 bales stock. l72s39 bale. Spot
cotton quiet. tc advance. Middling upiands 3 lie.
middling Cult. 1910 Sales 24o bales all spinning
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spt cotton
hrner saes. 5000 bales: speculation and export. 500
bales American. iNO bales receipts lOO bales Ameri
can. i"o bales Mding uplands 3'.a Futures steady.
buyers at 6id advance closed firm 3ia to points
advance JsnuarS February &ob FEBRUARY March 33lb;
March April, 332d333: April May 333a July 344iab:
July August, 3l3s August September 339s September
October 334b October November 33lb November Decem
ler 330b; December January 33ob. Observation-Disclosures
in buyers favor Cloths quiet.
CDFFEE-As result OF lower cables lower prices
recorded in this market moderate dealings Receipts
lighter The trade is still disposed await deyel-
oTmens. Chief sales September. Rio Official cables
quiet 1880 refs: receipts days y 900 bags;
cleared FOR the United States 900 stock 900
bags Santos receipts two days, 1900 bags; stock.
2l1ooo bags market quiet at 1000 res Rio clearanccs
per steamship Nasmyth, % o00 bags and from Santos
steamship Handel with 1900 bags Hamburg steady;
bO5O; November. 10 - Havre irregular .q2 francs
decline July August and September. MS francs
ber To May. 80 ~.
Contracts closed steady 109I5 point. decline Sales
3i.AO baos 4 follows
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29

~ aSQs2 Ss Wheat market steady and h,s,,,,. ~. !.
c con S1 maet ssa nsw sg,.s sr,S saS &c.
S's mixed nix No new mixed 1sx rIss z stead, a.
but butts. ST. fa%iIy q 'sads ga s., Ses, &
and inactive kettle lSgd saa ssassr s'smy; ;, 70 g. id y
bid Bacon market steady lore ;houdsr. ssss.ss sa .s4
sh?g, m rp sides Ns 'o loose short clear sd.s d ss
snort rib sides 3IQ35c; short clear side. iSss
Wh'skey unchanged; sales. J6i bbls at 81 ~ "~sSS
Minneapolis, July 2s-sep,ember whea, lo., ~. o..
point or the session spessT a.snsd sssnsd ID a. %
opened at 57c and declined to the cos. withou; .an
q, 9 M S9rSsTp o1 S e" spot ~ N95sssn .s as
~ GaTs Ns,salO shipments ms = sa,s On sss No hard w.
patents pat s. 5a5 S Ss g s .ra5Ssr FScr
900 bbIs shipments 1870 bbs Nil stsrs~srsu IL az &
quoted at 81 75 shorts. ST. middIings, 81 rs ''s
Philadelphia. July 2s.-Fiour-Markct weak ~ -.
though no quotabs snsnse In either spring. winter
tcmber. e2nGs$.c October nominal. corn-5psn ns,.
1s %sea ' Ja ana aug % s5ss i'Sss s.p,sss saS
well supplied and not much demand futures rule ~,
July 2'N92fc August and September 2shs23ke; oe,
be- 2sf2.e ssm.5s 9y pyS ss9d n small supply
do jobbne 2o@2sc Eggs quiet and unchanged suss;
changed.
81. Louis, July 2sEFiour sssy guie, receipts Ass
bb.s; shipments. 1ss bbs unchanged Bran dl s;ssy
sacked sas; side Bic Wheat lower receipts s s97 sn
shipments $500 bush: Ju.y 5cisc nominal Ausus, Hr
a5iTsc: September. 57*g5,.c; Decemb.r. S85sc cS,s
lower; ccipts III 500 bush: shymsns 6343 bush fni.
2oc bid August 22Hc asked; September 22Ic ssssg
December. 25lzc bid Oats lower rece pts. .S2, Sas
bid: September. IKE: May 2o'4c asked. Butter dus
dairy extra loiza1lIsc nds. 5zastc. Porkrs,srx
ard mess rev. SO 20. old Sc 1871.
Toledb July 2s.-whea'-Teceipts, So III bush; sh,
nens 80 300 bush; easy; No . red. cash g3c: iurs,
s3Ac September. 6a'.c; Decenber &c; Nay. lie: No
8 coo bush dull No yellow cash. 2G1c oats nornirs;
CToverseed dull: October. 81 IS.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

egnn and Sr opsS. a.
70 a m. enumerated motions: Sc. H. 80. 81 80.
S. $50 So sa g. & 30 20 u,
Mohdsm H1ssa, ran, and sshOm G IcSSrt op:Hs at 10 30 m
supreme Court special Tern.rsrt Before s,over j.
People 6: isaysy sietles casary = Car.
Kosn: M.ir9Do',an ssvinr, Bark ponncli;
Lynn; IL vanderpor,en VS. vsnderporten: s Ridley
People sa rel Be Co. vs. sTses is " b.p asep T
vs. Gross; 2? Coddington VS. Bond e. Phenix National
natter OF Davidson sons Marble conpany as creh. nhn @
Fast Lax. W9orn co"ny ~ mater o. Ke,chan 2s
Bank vs. Rsainrer II 81 G2ltschmist NewYork steam
ws,lien cempsny s 81 NE, MetrGPoi.as @ If. Insurance CON
Constock So Terry w. Morgan 81 matter of FrsnK: ss
Yourx Yonns; 80 matter Of Assennsen; 20 Drscoii
tanvile and 81 Nicholas Avenue Railway Company: a.
Supreme cour,-spccia ,Term-Psr, II-Betore An
dss 59U+5 9Ps at eso @ e. knD5 Se mas
opens at 10 20 m No day casndar S Will for Bro,s
ss.s s A. L. vacen nGs kns csn. nsni H5as II,
'ose esey ourspsa % JoSs al !fsnS- fasors Pu.moo.
Court opens 10 a. Motions at 1890 N.
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
by Slower. j.
Hudson rs conlon-The%,.,s ,1ss,., : F ,Is Denn.lly
Wallach Barry-Frederick J. Winston.
BY Andrews. ].
Wood Eiebuhr-James Is. Butler.
GrAessle Schmid--Walter c. Low.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court
by Stover, J.
Fran. Iswton vs. Ferry Manufacturing company-John
Matter OF Enteprfse Transit Company-Chares H. ster-
ing.
BY Andrews, j..
Wrrsn E. Smith Warren z. Smith Company--El-
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
Contracts closed steady 10115 points decline Sale.
lx0S ffllo

The market for Braz coffee is quiet weak and nou,i
nal with RIO No. spot quoted l2c NO. s Al
Mild coffee steady and fairly active with sales Of
1880 bags Maracabo and 800 bags Central American ON
private terms.
DRrGS-Opum quiet selling OILY in small lots on the
with powdered 81 VaS3 20 according 10 brand
Morphine quiet and about unchanged. and quoted AZ
81 Me$l 30 according 70 brane 2gnlne steady bu,
ESSENTIAL OIIS-Quiet generally but easy
on most grades We quote. Anise. $eus2 10: bcrgamot.
prime 81 .0as2 90 good 81 - cass. 81 4oas rs cub,b
l5casl hemlock. 35n+o lemon. prime 81 i5qsi y, good
mustard sIds7 30 ar,ihcsl 81 75as4 90 pe,per
81 G5gsl 10. cases 81 i5G 81 10 pennyroya Docas sas
sairass natural. +o4'2c. Artificial 2sq3oc; spearmnt
s.as2 q spruce 51e; tansy 81 soss.; ~intergreen.
Baltimore 81 9ons2; wormwood pure. 81 25as2 10.
ROOTS Quiet but about steady and withou, important
change. We quote; urdock. i.ejc; eentlan. 5g5isc;
western. 2t1QS.-' ginger Jamaica, unbeachei. l6J1r;
beaGhed; IHi"c' golden seal nH-.c; 'elebore. white.
q: dc selected. bbIs 7nioc. safsarainla Honduras
2stt3c: Mexican. G g6sc. southern sc: Mime
sofa. 2lge2c. Manitoba 2og2ic: snake Canada i3ai5c.
FOREIGN DRIED FRUIT The trade dried frui, II
running In moderately active but the bulk II
The business made up Of II small orders
cuIrants ar" quiet P1unes working out WY. Nuts
Continue very quiet We quote: Valencia Iaisins 3.g,c.
~, ~, i.u'tc. SUI '''NSc, d"es .',pf.c cur
rants 5tg1.c. prunes. 4nt3c, aim1nir IAa 1c Brazil
nmu m f%n3+o. waInus 6.rNsc. nlberis Jsusi1c. nss.
3AISi.c
FOREiGN GREEN FRt'lT-Thcre continues a fair
trade In lemons and steady feeling pva l.
quiet Bananns are in far dcmsna ana frm. Croanuts
continue quiet We quote: Lemons ~ I5mkI -. oranges
pinehtpies. Florida, svU$lf cocodDuts t.5l SIS.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market weak to-day
pay outside quotations small trade effected early
but At The close very little -four wanted Total
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

.,sS @ 5Gy fs'2s :S:'i :So' T. S7
red Ss.sc receipts 7cc bush: exports iooo
o oGS ok rrsGe a4s sIss corn weaR spo Sd J"y oc
August 2oAgao September aca53ie southern ,,aS g 80.
Oats S tsGeap srons No wv White ' s7.a2sc 2.g2e
sssGS "a 60 n.sr s%sS sP 20 Ss sa
receipts. GA" bush; stock o4co Hay hrln IPa'n ram
visions quiet pork 9 bulk SHOULDERS oG sss SSeF
re ~ fs hams o' .ms sl large c Va lara e r%ed &C.
Other things unchanged
July F19ur quiet steady osss pgSs % pants 5,s
patents 50 5cess 50 Cornmea eiaI1e las 81 So@Sl 50
smst es corn s,e SrT 6a s'o% e 70 'i"S clipped 2c
&c, No White 20'sae7c; 30 DO. 20: MN feed
STsn SnT sl2 % %@lddinss slo sGsi. s2i 50
81 S,s soaS Ss, %; ae heS aasc sn S sea Gaet steers
SrSsmery cream iisaIic Western, l5aiec: Vermont; dairy
mutton and yearlngs s'sqsc Cheese quiet; Nsrthern
gi %se SaSS SnS chssn Fear sSasOy n:s. @
Yellow eyes, 81 l5asl 80 red Kidneys. sldsl Is 81 10
lssd Ss 81 5rA@3 %,aG%s NarSs r'E g
S do sn @ ,. cnctn, 'fd g" on as
ioc PotatScs stsaiy.- sGs s2i. SbI nuelerrss Sasc
sra ies isaic. Rye straw dql laai1c leather steady
2si' N'Ea nos ,ss sfs s'a sG9d !scoSs. sS
WateImelons. i2al5c.
e1. .S % prss NJ Sa s 5'nS and
40 1 northern ssc under NewYork September. Winter
changed Oats closed steady. unchanged: Rye--No
new track do old. 3iizc, in store Flour firm. un
changed. Mil feed quiet. steady unchanged.
Chicago. July 2s-Tne leading futures ranged fol-
lows:
Wheat No . Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
September ........ sssqse S9,, 07hao5s. '7'.as5.
December ....... VOsgol oirs oois o"is
Corn No 2:
july ............. <i1 sts S,s .'s
September ovr s's attS -
May ............. -Sb -,1s -'Su-'ia -'7s1-'f1
No. .:
July lt's lS's 10 10
September ........ ltArlts litz l,s l,S
May ..,........... -oHsH-o'H -"is wv -"S
Mess pork. per Dbl:
September ~ 10 ~ i-t $ov soo
october ocl
January o'''g Uif
Lard per 100 io
September 3 l3 J 10 10 l21r
October y - I'D slis 3I.n
January % ~ ~
Short ribs. per 100 70:
September : 10 3 l5 BIO RH
October 3lIls 32.a x 10 3Ii2
January 10 33Is S2Iis 33-n
cam quotations m follows: No spring wheat.
5Isu5Sisc No spring wheat. 5vc; No red UfgJlNc.
No corn 2iG2'.c. No outs isulshc: No SOsc.
No : barley, 52n3Jc nominal No naxseed ''Ic: prime
Timothy seed 81 10 nominal mess pork per bb ShNSo 20
dry saed shoulders boxed. 81 ,5gs+ short clear sides.
boxed. ~ ioaS3 o2is. whkey. dsters' finished goods
sn 81 - cut loaf s. 45. granulated ~ 81:
standard A. - 30 on the Produce Exchange today the
i:'.Gi3lsc; seconds. i0aiic Eggs nrm: fresh
stock. 0ltfilc
Cincinnati July 2s-Four market steady; winter pat
snis. So 4oVss Io spring patents IS aou$S sS rye nour
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London. July rs. m.-Paris advices quote pa
at lO1 francs So centimes for the
and exchange London at % francs II centimes To-
checks.
New-York tribune., 1896-07-29
Total daily supply

price paid for the surplus the platforms
has been 81 10 a ~ ~ quarts.
Hay AND sTRAW-Eeceipts at NewYork for week
ILL., Ink