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.uly 2s.-These were to-day's prices:


NEW York. Wednesday. July 2S.-Receipts OF beeves
were ,2i7 head; 3 cars TO he exported, 81 cars direct
to local slaughtercrE, and 81 cars to be sold. Steeu
very brisk and considerably higher, white oxen, bulls,
and dry cows ruled slow and weak. The yards were
not fully cleared. Naive steers sold at S4@S5.l5 y
100 MS; stays and oxen at e2.50SS4 30; bulls at
e2.45a03; dry cows at 81. 55@83.25. DR. ssed beef
steady at bi20Sc. v n. for native sides. Cables
from British markets quote American steers at 9S.R
l0ac. v n" dressed weight; American refrigerated
beef at 7las7 7.c. v n. Exports to-day. 1850 beeves
and $3.50 quarters OF beef; tomorrow, 40 beeves.
Receipts or calves were 1927 head; 1859 head on
sale all told. Opened slow and barely st ady all
around. closing l4c. lower for veals and very dull.
About 900 head were carried over. veais sold at SAC
calves at 63.2J@S8. Is. Dressed calves generally
slow city dressed VI ais, 72@pc. " n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including I cars direct
TO butchers. were q. 622 head; AZ cars on sale all told.
Fairly active and steady except for under CRATE
lambs, which showed weakness. Six cars were carried
over. Sheep sold AZ s3s64.5U v 100 MS. lambs at
dressed lambs, 7Ce8l?c.
Receipts OF hogs were o.28e head. including Ab5
head on sale Higher at u. 40@S4.75 II 100 ms.
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"WEDNESDAY, July 2e.
In some respects tho Stock Exchange markets
made q better showing to-day than at any time
during the last few weeks. The dealings in
stocks were large, though slightly smaller than
those of yesterday. and they were widely dis
tributed and included q larger proportion Of
commission transactions than has heretofore
been reported. Several houses that number
among their clientele important and conserve
tive investors say that they bought for the first
time to-day considerable quantities of vari-
Gus stocks that will DO paid for and
taken out Of tho Street. In tho bond
market tho transactions were heavy. and q
number of noteworthy advances were i0Aprded.
Atchison Issues. particularly tho adjustment
Is. were unusually active. and other features
were Georgia Central Of Georgia Issues, Fort
Worth and Rio Grande lists, Missouri, Kansas.
and Texas DDS, Northern Pacific and Wabash
issues. In the stock list there was q falling of
In the trading in Sugar Refining, In American
Tobacco, and in tho Granger stocks; but 1t was
moro than Offset by larger transactions in
Atchison preferred. Louisville and Nashville,
Southern Railway preferred. Western Union,
and Wabash preferred. All of tho stocks last
named were exceptionally strong, and scored
noteworthy net advances.
There were no new considerations affecting
values, hence tho breadth and strength of tho
market must DO attributed to O steadily increas-
ing appreciation of the favorable developments
with which every one conversant with CONNER
cial and financial affairs Is familiar. The irregu-
lar market of Monday and yesterdays reaction
apparently convinced many people of tho In
horent strength of tho present speculative stu.
alton. This explains tho sharp recovery at tho
close yesterday and tho further and almost uni
versal Improvement in prices to-day. Favorable
trahic returns OF q number Of important rail-
roads for Juno will DO made public within tho
next few days. and will doubtless moro than
Offset possible shipments of 81, 800, 900 or
81. 100000 gold on Saturday. Tho closing was
strong and anal prices were in tho main about
tho best recorded.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
m fallnuuu.
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Futures here closed steady. with prices 5 points lower
TO D points higher. The total sales were 1000 bags.
Havre declined hf.. Hamburg declined L pig. to 4
10000; stock, 260. 900; exchange, 7l2d.. a decline OF
1.82d. Santos was quiet and unchanged; receipts,
$4,000; stock. $4,000. The speculation was dull
and almost wholly local. Prices ruled generally
steady. The heavy movement at primary points
checks speculation.
NAVAL sroREs-Spirits OF turpentine nrm at a7ia0
Csc; rosin quiet at Sl.55SSl 80 for common TO good
strained.
PETRoLHra-Crude certificates were unquoted hero
and in OIL city. Refined unchanged.
PRovIsioNs-Lard easier. Prime, S4.S2. Pork dull
but firm. Mess. SsGss.50. Tallow, 3isc. Butter
1Sc. Chicago. July 2s.-"An easier hog market
caused a moderate decline In provisions, on which
there was considerable realizing in ribs. principally
by outside longs, and there was also some invest
buying brought about a partial reaction. closing prices
showing \ small decline from yesterday. There as
no particular change in the cash end of the mark ct,
the demand keeping large for meats. and transactions
SuGAR-Raw quoted SAC. for So test. and 9Ac. for
SO test. The trading to-day was very dull. but the
sales of the past two days foot up S5. 900 tons on the
above basis; with 5000 tons beet in store sold at
8 el6c. basis ss' analysis Refined duh and un-
changed.
DOMESTIC wooLs-Tha Wool Exchange quotes
domestic woods, secured basis. as follows: Texas
Spring. fine. l2 mos, 43G&5c. spring. fine. @ TO 8
spring. medium. o to 5 mos. 35@ 36c.; fall, fine. $50
SAC. California-Spring, northern. free, s and 12
mos. 42@+Sc.; spring. northern. free, q TO ( mos,
t0@42c.: southern. IL mos, 100 42c southern. 6 to
2s@3Oc. ~oregon-Easiern No. I. 4OS4lc.; eastern
No. 2. 3T@36c.; valley No. l, 87@SSc.; Valley No. g.
S5aS6c.; valley No. 8. 8I@35c. Territory Staple
Fine, 400 acc. fine medium. 4i@45c.; medium, $50
<l042c.; medium, $3.50 3Bc,
CHICAGO, July 2S.-These were to-day's prices:
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Rains in Texas led to selling for local and Liverpool
account to-day at the opening and prices declined.
Then, too. Liverpool was lower both for futures and
spots. New Orleans declined and sent selling orderg,
and showers were predicted for the coast OF Texas
to-day. The total precipitation in Texas was 40
inches. 3 80 inches or which fell at BRENNAN. But
the opening prices were the lowest of the day, for tho
offerings were not heavy and wero well taken care
of. so that part of the loss was recovered, the market
closing At a slight net decline for the day. There
was a good demand here for spot cotton for home
consumption at firm prices. and the Southern spot
markets though quiet were firm. August closed here
at a net advance for the day on local buying. Co
lumbus. Ga. July 2+.-"The weather here since the
10Th inst. all that could be desired and plants grow.
ing finely and taking on fruit. Except that crop Is
two weeks late and more likely to be damaged by
drought or excessive rains in the near FIXTURE and early
frost in the fall, we see nothing to prevent us from
making q large crop II we have favorable weather
from now on Columbus. Miss. July pa" Cotton
crop here is doing well and is good" Natchez, Miss,
July 2i.-"Crop in this section two to three weeks
sections"
.CoFrEE-Rio on the spot was dull; No. :, 7ssc. Sales
400 bags Maracaibo on private terms. The future
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TALK OF 4 BREWERS, TRUST.
Alleged Local Combine May Lead to . Nationai
Organization.

DETROIT, Mich, July 2s.-There 10 unusual
activity among tho local brewers, and tho
baliof Is growing stronger every day that
tho story that they are to join In q
great national trust has a foundation. That
q local combine was being engineered by
Col August Goebel has been well known. Tho
brewers with one exception are anxious for any
sort OF combination that will stop the ruinous
competition that has existed here for some time,
not only in regard to the barrel price OF beer,
but IN starting SALOONS and caring for them.
This saloon feature has been q drain on them all.
Beer IL selling for only SIS q barrel, and for a
time sold for a. The brewers are united in de-
claring that even at the former price the margin
OF proht 10 so very small that often 1t cannot bo
found
Tho combine now forming was primarily tho
o barrel. but this failed. Then the head OF the
who has British capital invested In his com.
pany, drew up plans for a trust, and has secured
tho signature OF every brewer in town except
that OF tho A. Ruoff Brewing Company. MI,
Ruoff, the only brewer who has talked about
tho matter, freely admits the facts. He says he
will mover go into tho combine. but will raise
his prices to meet thoirs. No figures as to plant
values can be obtained. Col. Goebel Is now on
tho ocean bound for London. and no one doubts
he will make an effort to secure British capital
TO back tho enterprise. With the local trust
formed the entry into a national body will DO
much gimphfied.
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Real Estate Auction sales.

At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday +. Phoenix
lngraham q Co. sold Rogers place. west side, 6ia. 10
feet north OF westchesteT avenue. running west III. SIX
north l7.llx east 4O.4x east b2.7 TO Rogers place K
south ~, two-stOry frame dwelling, foreclosure sale.
TO J. @. Patton for e2, 200.
William Kennedy sold No. 1873 East Forty. nfth
street, near Lexington avenue, fourstory brick dwell
ing, lot 1890. foreclosure SAFE, to the plaintiff. Julie
wunderlick, for 1l2, 600; also No. 33l East lOHth
street. near Second avenue, twostory frame dwelling
on rear OF lot 2bXlOO.ll, partition sale. TO Henry II.
Never for nj $50.
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Court calendar. mi. Da,,

Appellate Dlv~ision-Supreme C~ourt-Recess.
supreme Court-Appellate Term-No day calendar.
Supreme Court--spreial Term-Part Motion calen,
daT called at lO:S0 A. N. Part H.-Ex.parte matters.
Surrogate's CouIt-Chambers-Nod day calendar. For
probAte-Wills OF Eliza Williams, Minnie Berst
Charles Y. Thomson. Gottlieb letter, solomon ID. Hon.
mann, Catherine .. Herman. RosannRh Dalton, SylyIns
b. Helner. John q. smith. at 1890 A. n
City ~Court-ApectL
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SECR ETED HIS ASSETS.
Attaehnouts AEEreEatnG $40. 600 Against
. WOoIlen Deaior-Ho Ia Arrested.

AteSehAlouts AEEreEaunE $40. 900 Against .
WOoilen Dealor-He 10 Arrested.
Gustav NJ. Miller, dealer in woollens at 35
East Tenth street, was arrested yesterday as no
was leaving the Centre Street Police Court.
whore he had been arraigned on another com.
piAint and discharged. and taken TO Jefferson
Market Court, where no was accused by John
q. Boulter of 3 and s Waverley place OF grand
larceny, conspiracy and q violation of section
bs7 of the Criminal Code relating to the secret.
ing of assets.
II appenrs that on July II Goldberg & Loew.
acting Tor II. II. .Schuelering K Co.. Obtained a
warrant Of attachment for 5000 against Miller.
This was Issued to tho Sheriff, and Miller paid
the bill. On July Is n number of other claims
were placed with the same lawyers for collec-
ton. and attachinents were issued. Among
Jhem was the claim OF Boulter for $3.50, II ia
alleged that when the Sheriff went to the place
again he found that Miller had closed 1t up and
%tachments, aegregating, 100000 have boon
issued against Mi Ter. Magistrate Pool set Inc
case down for a hearing on Saturday and held
tho prisoner In 81 900 bail.
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John II. Dye and N. Brigham Hall have sod for
Wallace Stuart to Demencio Celia. No, 1874 West Thir.
teenth street, a three story ana ba ,ement brick
dwelling. on lot 20. l0xl0S.8 g, for S2l 900.
NJ. X. d'Amova a Co. have bought a plot. l02xe5
street. on which to erect four iour.stury brick and
stone stores and Nat houses. each 25xT5, TO coat about
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Those securities. among others, were sold to-
day at the Real Estate Exchanges:

The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs, $465 ,43S; internal revenue, 1872
and miscellaneous, $44, 1862. a total OF 81. 066.-
81. The disbursements were 3 .207.0 900, an ex-
The receipts OF the fiscal year to date have been
$3.50. 49, IA and disbursements SAG. 942. 600. an
excess OF expenditures over receipts of
$40, 769, 2S6.
The net assets of the Treasury at the close of
business to-day, as officially computed, compare
with those of Yesterday as follows:
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RAILROAD AND OTHER sHARra

AND OTHER sHAREaL
oDen. High Lo,o- -closno-
Saas. tno. est. est. Bfd. Assed.
81 Ads Ex.156 1865 1856 l62 l66
4S4%o An 8 R..l3e 1904 3 1912 1871
s6 Am sRpllok l1oh l1oh - -
$3.50 Am s NJ. l2la 49, l2L 1ah l3a
l7so AmsMp alb 2 3lb 80 aga
100 A Tob pfl II 1llh lloall5
$3.50 Am o Is l6a Is 49, II
$50 AmCop eAh eeh e4a e6a SO
l8t6 Atch.T&
sre... lsr Ia 49, lsa ID
A1oa6 Atch.T&
sFop.. ses ass go. a74 as
600 Bait TO.
sWp.n 3h ga 3a 3la d
s1so Bay ste l2s l4h l2a 1914 1884,
soso Br'k T 33b 4 3 81 34a
300 B Un G.ll78 ll7| 1l7'sl lls
77o Can So. 6lS 6lS 5lS 6la 6la
80 Can Pac. 7l% 7lI 7IR 72% -
400 Con Ice. 80 80 3sh 49, 8
200 C leo pr. 80 80 ssa Ssh 90
$3.50 C q CIV et lob o. loIs loa
494o ches&o les lsh lss lsS lss
sbss Chic Gas OF 8 ees 90 es4
500 C {. CE
STU. 90 80 20 as esh
1860 a WIFI l17a ll7h ll7s
1904 G. S7% sS$ S7S sss
soeob c,M&stp s7h 1874 s74 e7s 80
BAT c. st
Ppf""14ls l4lhl4ls l4la l4la
1895 CRAP Slh S2s. slh s2la s24
100 coiFuel. 1873 1S5 49, lea 10
so Fuel p rs 70 rs 80
1895 condAs,l7oR 1903 1907 1901 III
1855 D& lle+ 1881 llSallS
100 D.L&wl5s 1853 1873 l57al5s
1880 Erie RR is l6h 10 l6s l6a
300 Erie istp 3et 9 3eh 3es 81
400 Erie 2dp 2oS 2oAs 2oS 2oia 2oa
1854 Ed EI..l22 122 l22 l22 1921
IS Equit d.262h 252h 252h - =
1920 Gen Elec 81 34t 81 81 34s
s2e mcent. 100 1907 100 loohloo@
100 Ill Steel. SO SO 35 81 40
$40 la Gen.. "a ~ u ~ g
200 la Con p 81 81 3oa 80 all
6es X a Mich 81 6b Ga - -
79o 16h II l6a l6L II
ooLEAw 90 71S 80 7lNs 72
400 Lake sh.l7ob III 1907 1904 III
ITO Long Isl. az az DC 40 az
100 Lacl Gas 2oS 2ea 291 2ea 80
10 Lacl dp. S3h 93 s3s s2L 90
a4slb Lou N. 63h 66a 63h 51s 64L
1886 Man Con 93% CAS- e31 e3S ga
800 Min Iron 90 SO 90 SO SO
$40 Mich Cen lolhloo lol lo2
700 stL 24h 24h 24h 24A a4a
1910 NJ 4 StL
l.sp... "a. 80 3D.. s6 80
700 stL
ed pr. Ssh 90 Ssh 65% b6L
$500 Mo Pao.. 26A 26S 26h 2eh 2ea
1880 Ho.KAr l4k l4S l4h l4S l4a
l7iA A.K&Tp 34S 36h 34S 34I 36
100 N Starch 90 90 90 8 Oh
7Ntlst sD 22I ee4 ee% ea go
$3.50 NJ oSAs Oh olS COS COS cas-
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This resolutions OF the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund. exempting said Bonds and Stock from local
taxation. were adopted pursuant to the authority Of
an ordinance Of the Common Council approved by
the Mayor October 2. 1880. and section 1872 of the
New York City Consolidation Act OF 1889.
q PRINCIPAL OF AND 81 INTEREST ON
THE ABovE.DESCRIBED BONDS AND STOCK ARR
PAYABLE IN JOLT COIN OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA, OF THE PRESENT STANDARD OF
WEIGHT AND FINESEsS. AT THE OFFICE OF THE
OF b CITY OF NEW YoRK
CONDITIONS
provided by Section l4e OF the New York City Con.
solidation Act of 1883. a. amended by Chapter los of
the Laws OF 1897:
No proposal for bonds or stock will DO accepted for
less than the par value of the same.
Each bidder must deposit with the Comptroller in
money. or by certified check drawn to the order Of
the said Comptroller upon q State or National Bank
OF the City OF New York, TWO PER CENT. Of the
amount OF the proposal, including premium. No
proposal will DO received or considered which IL not
accompanied by such deposit. All such deposits Will
be returned by the Comptroller to the persons max.
Ing the samo within three days after decision a. to
the highest bidder or bidders has been made. exoept
the deposit or deposits made by such highest bidder
or bidders- II said highest bidder or bidders shall TO-
fuse or neglect. within nve days after the service of
written notice OF the award to him or them, to
pay to the Chamberlain OF tho City Of New York
the amount Of the stock or bonds awarded to him
or them at their par value. together with the pre-
MUM thereon. II any. less the amount deposited by
him or them, the amount Of such deposits or deposits
shall DO forfeited TO and DO retained by the City
OF New York a. iiauidated damages for such refusal
or neglect.
The Comptroller, with the approval of the Com.
missiones OF tho Sinking Fund. shall determine
what, If any. part of said proposals shan DO 40
eeptsd. and upon payment into the City Treasury Of
the amounts due by tho persons whose bids arc 40
cepted, respectively. certificates thereof shaii DO
issued to them as authorised by law.
The proposals.. together with the security depoaits
should be inclosed in Q sealed envelope, indorsed
Proposals for Bonds of the Corporation of the City
OF New York" and then inciosed In . second on.
velope. addressed to the Comptroller of the City OF
New York.
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Available cash balance,
--lA Lt-- .

Available cash balance,
including gold balance. sess. 81. 24s e2ss. 400. oes
Money In London, 4@a y cent Rates of dis
count in open market for both short and three
months bills Nos y cent. Paris advices quoted
. cents at 104 francs so confines Exchange
on london 25 franco 10 centimea
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If TROUBLED WITH RHEUMATIsM.
Neuralgta, sciAticA, dout. or any Nervous disassa
call AZ tho Woodbury. Institute, le7 West A2d N
n. nJ Tor treatment with Static Electricity, given by
RhysloiAnl who have made these diseases 9 SDeaix
saaaJ. PeASultAn0n Tree. Charges moderate.
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50, 1921.
At the regular monthly meeting of the Board
OF Managers Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company to-daysthe qestion of refunding SlO,-
900, 600 of z and 8 y cent. thirty.year bonds Of
the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad at q
lower ratio Of interest was discussed, but no
action was taken. 1t is understood to be only q
question Of time when the matter will be taken
up for definite action. In addition to the l y
cent; on Delaware and Hudson stock that
Albany and Susquehanna bonds. Delaware and
save another l y cent. through the modification
OF the contract with the Erie Railway for haul.
Ing the company's coal from Honesdale to the
West and to tidewater.
Adyices from operating officials of the Fort
acreage Of cotton in the territory tributary to
when tbs earnings Of the company, both gross
and net. were the largest in its history. As
the crop IL in a satisfactory condition, 1t is
believed that the earnings Of tho road this
year will BIO fully up to those in the year
mentioned. In tho last three years the av.
erage net earnings Of the company were
$l41.27O. and the fixed charges, including
taxes, arc now. owing to the reduction
in the interest on the first mortgage bonds, APP
proximately 100000 q year. leaving q surplus
o. more than 40 per cent. above those charges.
Since the bonds were quoted ex interest the
first OF this month. they have advanced nearly 5
points, and at the, present price yield nearly z
per. cent. on the investment. il held until ma
turity. for after four and a half years the rate of
interest Is 4 per cent.
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Founded ~ Two Drunken Men on tho kIeyat.a
Railroad.

Frederick Baum OF 5l3 East Seventy,sixth
street. and August Fluhouse of 329 East TWEEN
ty-third street, rode uptown in a Third avenue
elevated railroad train last evening. Both
wore intoxicated. and while the train was be-
tween tho Twenty:eighth and Thirty. fourth
street stations they began to pound James Sui.
not able TO shake them of, and the other per.
sons In the car, which was crowded feared that
he would be badly hurt. ~
Detective Tierney OF the Central Office was in
the train, and after a struggle he subdued the
Two men He :ook them 70 the East Thirty fifth
street police station. Sullivan went home.
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Fort Worth and Rio Grsnde lists. lie, to SYST
HHooslng valley So I r. I. 70 7s'si Ksnsas end
s2A; Mi.soun Pacific %consois. D., to s7S;
Eastern is.ss is. 70 Use, Rio drande %sstegn
T. ts's to Fl. . and nam fnce sasndi fGs. 1 HSp San ana Antonio T%ioG and Ssd
Arensss Pas: As, s., to eoa;. southern Railway
S 8; 81 i t. 81; T To isI Psoi sS. ads. :, 3 e ss 2es sGS we e.
6%entures' series b. IL, to 24a,. and Wisconsin
S TortEr d 9stsI T; r. daa = cent to q; The note \
90, g cent, to, ssS: Detroit Gas IS, u, Il. 80,
and Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf lists, %
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
pI'ec. Bar silver In London closed at 2essd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at A5hc.
Exports 10 Europe tomorrow. 100000 ounces.
Money on call, I scent. Time money is quoted
a. follows; Sixty days. 1ia Y cent; three and
TOUT months 2ie y cent, and six months, 3 =
Commercial paper quiet. Prime Endorsed, bills
r rnS Dpims are IRE quoted at si?@Sa = cent, choice ond
good names at 4@4ia cent.
sterling exchange was strong on q moderate
business. Commercial bills for Immediate de-
NV ~ f are scarce, but there is an Increasing sup
b SiHIisss snS Ss y "a rates for sterling, St.s7 for long
s4;s7a. Francs are quoted at 5.l67s@5.16t Tor
95 516@95 7.l6 for long and s5a@957s for
short. %guilders, 40 3-l8840h for long and
4Oss@4o 7-16 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
8 cents discount and par. Charloston-Buyins,
par, selling, q. premium. Savannah-Buy-
Ing. l-l6 on selling, par. New O~rieans-Bank,
San Francisco-Sight Is cents premium; tele-
graph, LIZ cents premium. st. Louis-Par. Chi
banks, % cents premium, and over counter, so
cents premium.
Tho Cleveland. Canton and Southern RD1lroad
TeD0rtQ nrnpq a n rpf Da for y,nA nf RSR 400 N d.
crease Of IS. 76g as compared with the same
month of last year. and net Ss.097, a decrease Of
So,653. For the year ending June 80 the gross
earnings were 1857 1853. a decrease OF $1S.S55
as compared with the corresponding period Of
$50.
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COMMERCIAL p END.

"WEDNESDAY, July 2s.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot
was rather more active. Sales here were 900
bush. No. 2 rcd at Slc. In elevator. 1000 steamer
red at Toe In elevator, and 1000 No. Q red at
76c. in elevator. For export, $4,000 No. 3 red
winter at Sl<c. FREQ on board afoat; as. 900 No.
/ Manitoba, and 5000 No. l Northern spring
on private terms. At the outports sales of $780,
900 winter wheat and 2s0, 900 spring wheat
were reported for export on private terms. At
Chicago 10000 bush. was reported. Free on
board ahoat: No. ] Northern spring. New
YorA, s~69s64c.; No. Q hard winter, s0iac.;
No. ! hard spring, s9l4c.; No. . red, s14c.
Minneapolis received to-day l23,54O bush.
against 161, 40 last year; Duluth 97,40s.
against 107, 322; Chicago LOG, 400, against 1877
800; Milwaukee 45 $780,, against 2l.45O; st,
Louis $4,000. against s4,6ss; Toledo l51 ,524.
against 35.463; Detroit 1900, against 23,s94
last year; Futures opened i4c. to SIC; lower, but
months except July, which advanced ll4c.. then
REACTED r%iS x and closed ,ec, to &c: lower except on
6,o3O,OOo bush. as follows:
mi, opssssssss. Highest. Le ss. cIs:'"0, N; sas;
f S.ss:%S:i.::s5$$:: e. Is 81: s. sS$
es'.s. cost and freight to Bua.io, $685. c, Cost and
IrsiseS 70 S Ssn YORK Yos mailing, .d,y STAT s q ia 10 gsaliN!S ny
s sss s u.s. sSS iu sF;si sY PSs:5Ss Il = a %Iase sat: at s -;
ssS.e, free on board Anost for export; No 30 mixed: in
and 5000 unsrsded az size, free on board saost..
Futures ADVANCED &c, but reacted and declined iSc.
Opening. Highest. 1o,pe.t. CLOSING. NiSs.t.
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