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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
WEST SHORE K.K.

trans leave W. 40 station, y. " follows, Gnd
IS m earlier from foot Franklin ST..
H.3O A. NJ Daily. Local to Buffalo, Sleeping car.
New York to Bioomve :andays only can be occu-
.sS A. Il Daily Local to Albany for ca,skin Noun
tairs and Saratoga. go
1918 A. ii: Daily, for Albany Ut!Sa. syIseu:~
Al 90 A. II Daily. except sunday TO- .Bioomvills
and Catski Mountains. New Patz, Lakes Mehonk and
MInnewasl,a. i'arlor cars 10 Blocmyile and New
n laiii ,35 A. NJ Daily, excep, Sunday. ca'ski
DMnnnIsins New Paz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewasks.
Albany Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor
10 Saratoga and Caldwell. ~. ,,,,, -, .
Ills p. Il, Saturdays only. Haf-Hoiday Special -
catskiu Mountains. Parlor car attached
cNI,15 p NJ Daily except Sunday. TO Catskili Noun
,ains New Paltz Iakes Mohonk and Minnewaska Al
bany and Saratoga. Parlor car attached to Bloom
cM4,oO p. n Daily. except sunday Cor Albany
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De.
troIt cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis
,..s0 /, Daily except Sunday, for Eewburg Albany,
sar,,oga and Montreal. Sleeping Albany 70
.,a5 n Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse Rochss-
SIX N DAILY for Albany. Utica. SYRACUSE Rochester
Rafrao Niagara Falls. TORONTO. Detroit Cleveland
t"'IssS ."ieaves brooklyn by Annea; AiO:i3 Bio:N
~ a O5 p. NJ: Jersey City p. r. r. statios:
Tra ,abies nj principal hotels and offces.
'' C.. f.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agen.
VANDERBILT. Ave. FORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

lower Flour opened shade easier and closed 20 to 90
under iast night The prospect for an e1po. e
looked rather dubious at FIRST but toward me
fair demand sprung resulting In the
10 loads Ecw-York ana outports August anu
shipment mostly hard winter The Kentucky ana ;i,cn
State crop reports both boarish tne ,o,n r
averaging IL bush per doubts the yieiu as. 49,
and the latter 1880 bush fraction less nan
Northwestern receipts only amounted 70 - 49,
to-day. against 4i6 last while the en-
stocks expected show 100000 bush decrease ~
the week Seaboard cearances OF wheat ana nour
about haf million bushels including the unusual enh
ment Of As 900 bush Of wheat from New-fork 10
Final prices for the day sc lower than iest ks
No Northern quoted 10&c. anoat and S0sc o. anoau
to arrive. .CORNThe corn market AFTER an ea,S
demonstration OF rmness lost much OF It's puoyancy,
closed duh at partial decline OF nc from last nshs.
Crop information at first contained many unlNo,ao.o
features. owing the extreme hot weather. put
advces bringing reports OF cool wave ana thunue
showers started liberal selling which led TO the
There but little trading In the July option ou.
maintained relatively frmer position than otnar no.n.
Liverpool cables opened and closed lower
compacent feeling abroad the crop OUTLOOK Oh WIS
side The export trade lighter than usual ehHia
ing only 0s00c bush No corn quoted. S0ac eie'ho,.
31isc delivered. .OATSThe market Tor oats WIZ
moderately active during the day followed the
in other markets. and closed partially c net lower
feature in the cash market large business i1i II
much being worked the quiet. NO oats
white. 2ic: track white 2i@30c track mixed zsU<4c'
RYE-Market quiet; quoted. &c Z Bunaic' g.;
BARLEf-Market dull; quoted. ?s.c. nominal l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

600 bush the corresponding day last September
wheat opened 66as cents sold high 66isadGs.
early then finally dropped G5 cents closing al
659s cents bid. The little bulge at the opening was on
covering by shorts. who frightened by the early
strength Sales OF l2J0oO bush No Northern
wheat made here Deliveries ~ 100000 bush
wheat made July contracts this afternoon.
Corn advanced sharply during tho first few minutes II
because OF the weather map which showed
extremely high temperatures Southwest Thereafter the
steadily downward predictions of thunder
and cooler weather this afternoon tonight In
Kansas and the Southwest generally Barrett a very
seller OF all day. and the smaller
lowed him. clifford the largest buyer and the greater
his purchases well made Charters for
20 600 bushels nj 1is cents to Buffalo.
Oats held their own fairly we'll There sales OF
10000 bushels cash for export George Seaverns
large seller OF September and there very lib
Of July by NewYor Norton
the biggest buyers OF July. and scattered shorts
bought both July and september. The local inspec.
ton only G00oO bushels September opened and
closed 1884, the FOR the day being from
ISL TO lste cents.
The receipts of hogs 5000 less than expected,
but still provision market finally lost ground The
opening very under the influence light
hog receipts but the sales by Cudahy and by Barrett
big for the market. September pork opened
81 I7h. sold from 81 20 down t. 81 0,is and rallied
81 20 the close September lard sold from 81 1871 down
81 O5 and closed at AO1h Septenser ribs n1d from
f7a "a 3Iis ana closed at 81 10 hid The clos
rally due 10 attempts the part OF early SELL
OF the property sold at the outset.
the curb puts September wheat closed at 65Is
cents .'oas At COX cents; 'puts' september
26x cents. ''cals' At 2IH cents.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
Railroads..
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty third Street sn'
,~u, DesDrosses and cor!andt Streets Cortland,
Streets !. minutes later given below '''
FAST MaI-srman Buffet .1 p rsssr G.: 10
%H SsHsGii R;S and SSs sSssn'c COM
s'eei seaso p csRssna ToIsdo In"
ttir icaa6 & asb Bp ~ LOUIS rYpnEss
ss sS1 Sec E%PRss Chi
1914 i.s;R Ss'H5SiFS cnen
s:sSs:.
:: AsH TIE :os s,.s:
:ss psas S.' fs' = e. S"s:
osHs5 tsS RRpiIs 'o night
ATLhNT az. COAST LrNE-Espre-s. s2' a. Z" 'na '''
ffaKFsaIf5f SS1SA s esS aSs
AT m s5s Street Streets, s'sc'
fss F's ss tH :'s p Park ss
s,5:;' s!sij?a sss & NJ
Ss$;i s. e.; e. ;'':% $s fSS
p =" s.naiEs 81 &SiispE.fa ~ Z M '.m.
.25 Ia oBn hSSs Sol ~ "a g. DINING srs
G: S ss9 "a; sS d. n T. IL G'sHsss
c 'p5 s p Ga s Gs as Dn s s sS3 p 1910
T ss oS s:5 SG as. ,s ia Sss:
end soatens foot q and &C TBroadway
brooklyn station Breokyn s'stHH cali sHr' fS and
check baggage from hotels and residences '"''''"
!, B. muSSnINsox ,., yR ps w2o as.n.
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo 95J T. N. Pullman Vss,iDuMle Meals 's
Coaches Parlor Cars. DinngCar Service. Mea 20
Ia carte. Connects Buffalo with through seepe'' :"
Detro. and Chicago. ,..rcJ
'12:25. I2,4O p NJ daily except Sunday 10; MAoCh
CHUNK and intermediate polnts .. r,croN
s12:55. 1:15 p NJ. Sundays only. fo' EH'iO''
MAUCH CHUNK. and the coal branches ~. wv, vrs
~ 40, 10 i NJ daily. except sunday iot w a., a.,
BARRE. PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal ,nuss
mediate stations Connects for all points IN coal 'es
chair for Wilkesbarre ,y,Y1rc
'3,5. 4;iO p. NJ. daily except Sunday ior VIZ 70,
BARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal ln,er
mediate stations Connects for all points IN coa' reto
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car TO Wilkesbarreo> -, ,,,sr
'4i35. 5,15 p. NJ daily for EASIoN anu "'@
.555. G:1o NJ daily SUNDAY E1p G9n,.e 70,
Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 70
s6:,5, 700 T. VI. daily for RVFFALO NiAIn I,a
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper yestDue
train y Chicago. seepers 10 Buffalo anc Ioron ,
'7: $40 daily except SUNDAY s ssDRpng EN- pn
MATCH CHUNK. L. r. JUNCTION SAFE G BIZ
EVA ROCHESTER, BATAVIA and BUFFAIO Pull
man Sleeper Buffalo None but seepng-car passengers
carried No Baggage carried . cr,r,.
sS,55. O,OO P. NJ. daily. for II" AcA GENE'h,;;
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS ana an
points Pullman sleepers n Wkesharre ana
Additional local trains daily except Sunday Tor BOZ
RROOE and intermediate nonts leave as iolaws Sap
On NJ IL :55 2:3O 81 IS. APO and 1913 $50 p NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodation at liz .6l 80.
s55 oH and a23 Broadway. RI F. 14h St. l50 r. 125th
ST. 1877 Bowery. n. Y: SEQ Fulton 81. Court ST.. Wy
pro,dwav and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn.
Transfer Co will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through to destination
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MI LACK AWANNA AND WESTERN II. R.
DE. .tnns IN NeSv-YOrk. foot Of barclay
md ChriStO,'he streets.
yESTuRUII,O TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
pINTSCH LIGHT,

D,,sc, route 10 NEWARK. RLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAiR,
LIZ" TIVE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsvile. Baskiny
Ridge Madison SwToS Bb LA%
MoiiHETAIN Washington. pHILLIPSBURG, EAsToN.
WATER GAP, sTROUDsBURG; pocono Mountains.
sen AETON PITTSTON, WILKESBARRE NANTt-
COKE. DANviLLE: N0KTnUMBERLA,Np. Mont, Mont
I riiIc. uTicA R1cHFiEdp SPRINGS Cortland
chRNING BATH DANsVIILE BUFFALO and all
oo,n,s WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. AUTHORIZATIONS NAIL Stops at principal
statiors. c> ,rrr.rO ccp,N ro>- DINO
Whitfield SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OswEGO
EEHxpprss Pullman Paror Cars. Connecting a,
rnn,o with trains for Chicago and points west Pull
mn pa flor Car. New York 10 Richheld Springs
100 p MsCRANToN WI Js sEaI BE- and ELMIRA
WiIx fIs and pLYM
-" oiIitTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
-no n uSaily)-Chicago Vestlbuled Limited Express
NV ,a a. ScRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BUFF
E.IS Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-York to
t,hIcago Dining Car west Of Buffalo.
WoRRis and BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo s A. N.
o.so ~ NJ 9paiy)-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
10" ron OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. SYRACUSE and
osWEGO EXPRESS PULLMAN nIra Buffet sleepers
,,y Gaze & sons Limited. ll3 Broadway. ii Park
@ 100 broadway and 942 broadway Tickets at ferry
,a,ons iii 4th-ave, l2th-st; 81 West l25th-st
90 To,mbusave New-York: 33s ard 1876 Fulton-st
ara IOS broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full In
fOIwasT1 at a. EXPREss COMPANY will call tor and
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

,r,r. Leave foot Of i2d St. follows as minutes
earlier from Franklin st.l 49, am , $1,000,
and MlnnewasSa, Middletown. Bloomingburgh Elenvie
ett s,rah UuIeyyle Lake Kiamesha. Liberty
ton Walton Delhi Sidney Norwich. Utica. Oneida Full.
ton, Oswego c.ou ,rou Ntduo,our u,oor,o
,,y.h Wrrtsboro Elenville. Mountaindae Centrevile
TalIsburgh Lake Kiamesha. Hurleyvle Liberty Falls
Liberty White Lake. 49,
h .tS r. NJ saturdays ony>. for Mddletown. Bloom.
,,rbr,h Wursboro. Eenville. MoLntaindale. Centre
v,fe Pittsburgh Lake Kiamesha Hureyviie. Ferndale.
Liberty White Lake Parksvilie Livingston Manor ROCK
His r. W.. .or Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk and
u;n'oowosta Mddet1wn, Boomingburgh. Wurtsboro e.
enviIe Mounaindae Centrcville. Pittsburgh Lake Ka
esha urleyville. Ferndae Liberty White Lake. Parks
Vile Livingston Manor. Rockland
Gals PM F,ankn 81, 2it' - Mi, ,Day, f0f
walton sidney Norwich Randallsye Hamilton. Oneida.
tS,i,on Oswego Niagara Falls. and points West Pullman
Sleeping CAR Reclining Chair Car seats free through to
chicago without transfer, arrives Chicago $50 p NJ.
4.i5 r. VI. for Montana. Orrs Mills. Meadow Brook.
Burnside Campbell Hall stony Ford Crystal Run. Mid
Sietovn Wnterton. Bloomingburgh Wureboro. EenvllA
Tickets and pullman seats ut 3Il Broadway. ~ Y.
7 C. ANDERSON. G. p. A.. Sc Beaver St.. NJ 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-ioA. root o. Chamosfscc'
O;t,O A. N.-vesbued Express jail, for Binghamsoas
J, parlor 10 Buffalo. .
Oi5 A. M-y.s,iSulel EHprss, sa,iy efseps Sunday
wnor,ant local points Is Corning Daily 10 Port Jcrvia
pullman Psrlor Cars for M,n.eeIp ana wSrn n va
rain Tor chic. CO. Chautauqua Lake arrives ceye-
lana 7.ao A NJ. Chicago +. NJ sleepsrs 10 Chicae~
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
nu ar,ivss BuYa,o jOJ A. NJ Bradford. Tai A. ".
iams.,own 100 A. ~. Cleveland II 30 r. NJ s.cepers -
nfYao and Cleveland making direct connections tor D.
,roit Chicago and he West. Cafe Library Car
a,4S r. M.-via Chauauqua Lake ana Eiassra ~
sod train to chicago Sleepers 10 Hornelfsy!le.
chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car ,,,,u.v
r.1Ick FITS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULA,NAN
accommoda ions at ILL., il3. 26i s0 and eoI br9eS-
way III Howe.y $50 East 2otht and u West i"s IA
ana 7aJ Fuon-s. 100 Broadway BrSoklyn ! msS
son-st, Hoboken. and Jersey CITY STATION 80
Express calls for checks baggage from hosss sns
residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received ut their Uptown Office No l.2i2 Broadway
ID door north OF 3st-s until o'clock M advertise
ments received the following branch Offices regular
Office rates until o'clock p M w; 2d have ;. e.
1872 9Th cor. 12th-st.; Mays 6h-aVe.
and lith-st: 1872 Coumbusave. near West 66thst.
West 42d ST 6th-ave; 92 East l4th-st 257 West
i2I between Tth and Sth 100 East 4Ith-st
Sdave between 10th and Tin SITS ops 81 ave- 6lst-
st 7Us ls,avc. S9t st. $50 "a ave-
55i Sd ave 30 Beeckerst 325 Bleeckerst.: 3D.
ave; 2iO East 19th-st 1921 3d-ave; 1862 Sd ave- IS
Amsterdam Wet f2i-st las East I6th-st aO3
East isth-st $50 9th-aye. 65l 9th-aye LISP 3d-ave..
near S6th-st. $40 Broadway: 500 3D.
ave-: 1870 sh-ave: 1918 ID 753 9th At the
Harlem Offices: 205l 3d-ave.. Il3thst; I56 East
i25th-st near 3l-ave 2i3 West 2Jhst. between eth
sth aves 800 West ii5th-st At the Brooklyn Offices
.-ulton-st: 1876 Fl.ton-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July tspeciaDSpecula;ve interest In wheat
low ebb to-day. The part OF the trading
which less than for day for the week wa,
local Despite reports that the French crop damaged
30 per cent. there French selling here This along
with weak markets Paris and Liverpool Offer
ings Of wheat 70 arrive here this month induced
general selling ST. Louis affected to believe that France
would take much wheat In the coming In the
Of '9i'92 but, nevertheless. the houses which
usually do St Louis business selling Longs
generally Disposed 10 lqudate. they anticipated bear
sh 1wns by the Government report due tomorrow az
The Northwest receipts only i22 cars
against 2'3 last week and AIS ago Primary
foI today 10000 bushels. against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM,

Stations foot Of West I'D st. penn. r. R)' No
or Desbrosses ST. $500. .,ov
Indicates time from West 23d St Other nsu'e' ~
time from Cortlandt oil Desbrosses 81. - , NJ, for
'O:15. $40 A. ". daily Sunday '6:ao. n ''' ~
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate stations, ccpaN.
- 40. SI5 a. VI. daily f,r wTLKEsBARfTE'r TTHNcH
TON days.. ET,MIRA tweek days., 1T
GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. N1AGAkA Ian a nd
and the West and principal local FONTS d'""s '"'
chair Buffalo r.oo,
'1O:25. 1890 A. NJ Sundays only for Bound brooN
and Intermediate stations -. ,..rcyI
.1O.25. 1850 A. NJ daily except Sunday FOR MAUI"
CHUNK and intermediate points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

a! %: e /:
s The "7 ., for for M The
pp Tor London Win $40 and ~ aa1,r's, r., q
sfsa sr ssa and . osS sr a"
r. :a's ana 'ss D ',s
1881 quarters Of beef all to ports Of Great br''an' VIII"
,sS g. II. E !; B. %
y KSa;i: g GS e St. L ' a. 5S r.
1us 1920 ~ s g. 20 r,0o, steers. 1863 H. at 81 77M;
IS Sev'sn CO.. s Western steers 1896 b. at '''
0u Sanders. ~ cows. s44 H. at 50 rs; do $50 H. at
xIS sff to Ss :ss "i n:s 8 trading
steady at last Wednesdays quotations .,o -,o hsad-
.n al s5 s' s ssf w'rf The rans
wa. Yesterday and ba 1s1 sa SSs
d at SoSs pcfs nSsd wps shade
p5%e. "a Sis e s sS& at Sat ss
S g'5 calves Ss ~ city
mi %k s0. .,d at sS ssse q e ss1e.
i M ~ .. * XII 40 ID average at
per d. lS b E, 81 . r. vsa. is r
Ct NJ 80 p 81 .s 49, H. at % 3d. less 20 90
s; VEAL. rs IL AZ s. Ell y, i q do is' H.
F. G Bailey: veais. $50 ID. at 50; do i2o H. at
3s d% 20 i Ssas o ri q ;s - Is Do - H.
IS 10 b do l72 10. at 81 80. o., . .,
Sanders 81 veas 1855 ~ at 50 10: DO ls5 10 al -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 20 cars. or oS1t heaa
Including direct butchers: counting siise
held yesterday there were - cars on SAL
at Jersey City Under good inquiry the tnains ruIe1
early hour Sheep. quality considered advanced p
hc No. while lambs further improved &c over a.
days figures Poor 10 fairy good sheer 500 AZ sogSi "
per 100 N; common to choice lambs AZ $ousn -, one
load reaching 80 ~. Dressed mutton, 'su'c per ID
dressed lambs Sisulc.
Saies-M Collins III Virginia lambs 6s 10 average az
81 20 per 100 NJ 4I3 do 10 NJ, at 80 20 90 ~ TO-
ST. ~ Kentucky sheep 1903 No. at 81 IA DO III 10 AZ 3d.
80 Virginia do 10 ~ 81 20 PA do. ~ 10 a. ," 80 &C.
3. Judd Co.. West Virginia lambs, % ID al ~,
2s Kentucky 81 10 80 %: III do. 20 No. a, ~
1876 do c5 No. at 81 G2 25G do. 6G n. at 50 5o 81 Bn
25 do ~ at 81 40: 80 Kentucky do % H. at - 90
Is H. 50 50: II do. 80 H. at s. 30 20 do lo4 ID
at SO 30 - ann
Mcpherson & Co., Virginia 'amhs G5 fb a. sG 233
Buffalo do. ~ n. s. IS; virginia sheep, loo ID at
s375 49, ~
Newton CO.. 253 Virginia lambs Is 10. at So; % Viz
ginia sheep. II N. at 81 so
J. II. Wlkerson; 30 Kentucky lambs ~ No. AT 81 %;
25 do. 10 ID. So 2is do II H. at s. sI l23 a. w
~ 81 50 % Kentucky sheep 1903 10. at 80 TO- IL DO
1913 NJ at 81 %
s. Sanders: IL lambs - NJ s.: State sheep,
rs n. at 81: l buck. 40 ID. at 81.
H. H. Hollis: IL State lambs 90 NJ at - 80; I'D Ken
lucky do. rs NJ SO: 10 State sheep. 100 ~ at - o. ~
HOGS-Rccepts. Is 2.ig1 head including 1oo
head on sale. Steady So GOa$t 100 ID for extreme
weights
saes-s Judd & Co: State hogs 354 n. at 81 - Pc
100 M a3 Ohio DO 1853 ~ 81 ~ do 100 10 at So 80
$. Sanders: State hogs. 100 IL, at 81 TO-
H. H. Hollis: Late yesterday, % State hogs. l3S ID, at
So 30; . roughs 22J n. 81 80.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York July o, 1907.
BEENES-Recelps lG1 cars. 2, SIS head - oars to
be exported 1873 direct local slaughterers
for the market making with the cattle aiseady la
the yards. total Of IA sae-ail Jersey City
Demand very sluggish. and, while prices not quota
bly, lower the trading exceedingly slow. Closing
dull. with unsold Poorest best steers
tall oornfed and grasfe sold at 81 30Gf 50 per 10
stays ana at 50 61.dst 0J bulls at 81 f5aS3 dry
cows at 3asa 20 Dressed beef steady at 6aso per ID
for poor prime native sides. cables London and
Liverpool quoted American iOs1iO.c Creased
weight; sheep iOai2c. dressed weight: refrigerator
beef shmg.c per n The Brooklyn City carried 10
Bristol 1i3 cattle Tor Irtchard aoore Co the Cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
OTHER MARKETS-Bv TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July o.There was about the average Friday
generally strong prices Native beef steers sold a. an e
II 81 s0ps5 % but the sales above 81 cut an
insignificant figure. and the bulk OF the cattle brought
81 2oGxi 49, Calves showed the usual wild fluctuations.
prime lots selling from So oas6 65 and down to So Texas
cattle unchanged. Trade in hogs was active at an
advance five yesterday. Sales we're made
So 2Ol$3 G the poorest TO the best hogs
while pigs brought 50 25GS3 60. Hogs sold largely at
IS 47ikGS3 51i-. light and medium weights being the host
sellers There good strong market Tor sheep ana
lambs prime shipping lambs advanced 10 cents a
sale being made at s. From that price sales were
made all the way down So - for common lambs while
yearlines brought SO 5Ods4 30 Sheep were in fair de-
rnana at So 25m$3 50 for natives Texas and western
sheen sold at So Receipts: Cattle. 5000 head;
hogs IL coo head: sheep 1900 head.
St Louis. July 0.-Cattle strong: shipping beeves
81 5Oas,; dressed beef and butchers steers sass 90
under 900 ~ So 50ds4 25 sorers and feeders 81 30m
81 rs; cows and hefers 81 75ds4 ~ bulls stays and
heifers s2Is3 %. Hogs Sc higher light s. 30
steady to strong: 50 5oas3 49, Texans 3d. lambs
So jOdS5.
Kansas City July Cattle steady % strong Hogs
strong to 2isc higher; h.avies 81 35dS3 10 packers
80 25qs3 i0 mixed SO 3oTs3 42s lights. s3 l3qS 3Is
Workers. 81 35ds3 373 pigs 81 l5aSS 30 sheep strong
lambs SO 50Gs5 TO-
Fast Liberty July 0-Cattle steady prices unchanged
Hogs steady al unchanged prices sheep rm prices un
changed Spring lambs. 81 25GS5 5o veal calves Sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10

DRuGS-Au kinds quiet and there were no I'm,
nrtant changes tic prices quoted Deanu TOT heaS
sS s ,obbns 81 37iIqls2 +O powdered s3a*$ so NOR
&c. 6,It 81 70fSi Walls. 81 76gSl 81 eghns
s a3ifs2 To- qunine domestic. bulk l'q1sc' foreign
ou rTo iS AND MEAI-There easier feeling In
The nour market to-day occssioned by the WEAKNESS ~
ubes, ard less active demand. Holders asked oid
rcs but neceseary In oraer 70 sen n
sg.n 6 ps n,ss n sSS'ss s g. sprns
clears IS i5Gts extra No winter - 4oaSs 9' extra
so bbls s26t2 10; .CoRNMEAI-ouiet: sales 200
ppoh,ssfE%isteady; nne white 75c: nne yellow 12g75c
ons ne ss6ieOc. FEED-Seady 40 90 and 80 10.
wsn,er in bulk 60q55c: spring. 47sd5oc: 100 10 cog
&c. rye feed 47,k00c; city bran. SIN a0oc hominy chop.
EAT-Bullish conditions In wheat beyond
,s,tne a Temporary effect after the opening
crowd to- day. a fair OF
ern reports and the ever present fear Of bearsh Gov
renor Saturday afternoon brought out quantities
vvhaat during day that would otherwise doubtless
-. hen held for higher values Foreign houses
, Isir BUYERS Of wheat the opening but not being
bcxsa up by cables failed 10 inspire the confidence
.sc,ea although prices did respond 70 some extent Sep
s.nber advancing from The to 721c. from which
weakened during the afternoon 10 7lc. The July
r'n3 disJayed greatest weakness account OF
feral offerings OF wheat West notably from Kansas
.y arrive at Chicago early In August. The local
y,,nn, was cut thereby from g. 10 SIC at
h,,t swung again before the close. Speculative
I'M N ~. markets much below the recent
pn.is and bears alike While expecting nigh promise b
crop report inclined 70 hold of and
', he actual ngures. Some OF the .ocal operators
S,nv .us lines Of long wheat closed them during
weakness Cables were OF an Unsatisfactory
r.r ~yins little Indication OF further crop damage fears
sbroad although private cables today confirmed ye.,er
Sy,sa liver and closed hgkd net lower Paris wheat
oneaed 10 points on and closed at 10 ~ points ret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-10
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