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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,-,.,.a New-York, July u. 1891
direct to local saughterers and 70 cars fo the market
making with the cattle ALREADY in the yaris: total Of
Sixethst on ligl ter supplies the market brisk
Wednesday. while butchera' rough stock also showed
r The yards o Wei, sIesIss Early Poor to
and at saosi 90 bulls at 50 soass 5o dry cows a;
PRIME city dressed Ss sa% at eG pr from for
and Liverpool las, received quoted American steers at
ID: The Tsutonic carried to Liverpool to-day 200
ampton 2oso quarters FOR Eastmans compSny and 5di
quarters for D. H. Sherman; the Eysa TO Glasgow 1862
cattle for Pritchard Moore Co.; the Antia to the West
bbe es 70 c. .hsep ana fd hp TT g Culver the Car
America London win be laden with ia cattle for i've
berger the orinoco for Bermuda with cattle and
40 sheD S%r EsT9Ss sHpo5 n v,rsD,
q ,,s 100 n DO; i$$ %: d. p
al s. T. " % 70 %s'i 40 SO s.
sfsPs 'i':'s 1871 1910 at at Sc
Newton Co.: bull 4io 10. at So 5o IS cows s4s No.
at & 80. cow. 100 ID. at 81 q at % ~ no. s'o H.
~ Collins: stag. 100 N. SO 20; cow $50 n a,
r.. C Bailey: bull 1000 n. SO 90 cow 900 N.
=, H. HoIs c bulls 800 n at SO; do 7'ss ~ at
VI" 5siine COW w.isSs CO. $ $ul 1860 H. assls
csGFs Is p s5s 30 3 bulls al b go T.
III.
do. 100 n. at 81 TO-
Hume & Mullen: bulls 1910 N. at 50 20: II do sss
No. at 81 lO do. $50 N. at SO o.: cows 500 N az
e. * az go q at g Io DO GO H. at 90; do
John Ducey: bulls SEQ n. a, s. Is; cows spa n
at 81 20. 49,
Mich COws-Receips i47 head Of which 1o7 head
saeIO at Jersey city and % at SIxteth St Indat
good inquiry readily effected at an advance
over last figures all grades OF t20s3 per heal
Of selling value calf included was so5
ss5 each general sales were at s35aSO Wv"
Salcs-Newton AZ Co: cows and calves. $40 s3as3g
each.
~ Collins ! COW and calf So: do s45; do sao
X. r. Spcllman: cows and calves sa2dSi3 each.
J.. G. Bailey | and calf. $50
II. IL. Hollis: IA and calves. S27ds43 each
ID. Il McEwee II COWS and calves s3Jas4I each
George Dilenback: cows and calves 81 5IaSi2
Hume G. Mullen: and calves s27 5oqs47 30
each.
j. T. Nelson: ! and calf. t27
j. O. Curtis: and calves, f32 IqSS0 each
I. McCabe ~ cows ana calves. 25ds4, each.
John Ducey: cows and calves. S]2us4O each.
CALVES-Recepts. Including few direct. were ASH
head counting the stock carried Yesterday
there 1880 head sael.203 at Jersey city and
27s7 at Si1tieth-st There fairly good inquiry fa
all from the opening and sales Of averaged
also showed nInness The pens were fully cleared in
good season Poor to prime yeals gold at 4ass g per
city dressed v"4ls active at sQioc per 10, country
dressed HdSgc for dressed butter
mks sold at 5a7sc. little calves q, 5Geac.
Sales h. ". otis Co: ~ veals. l5s n average at
81 12i- per 100 n.
r 6 HALEY; 10 vea.s $50 NJ at So: do 30 No. at s.
H. H. Hollis "a veals l5s NJ AZ 80 IS DO 100 No. at f6
do i.s 10 sd 90, r. a. 80 a. at s IS % - 90 2is
Snse ssy !, AZ 100 IL "a 81 0u'rmk calves
Jsllfs Wright Co.. II vsais. iSS ~ At 80 20 % d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

.s?'' 81, 5:S .s is S5 5
m n Tsas III pss s2a.s t. sheep lambs 50 80
as il. $500. .,
July ,s. s. sea s4s.. to i Ssef and
feeders cows IS, and 1G,, nse, .e4 S2" sras
aS s oo a rs saq S as Gs
beam 3 q ss ss g. n nssSs SSns 81
e. d s5y 50 's sos. 3d. s@ :tsy PINE
Common To good fat oxen 2as q H,es owe y Pts
oa s Ign; y YGef n.a S 81 Gss &
So 2SGs3 - sheep sHady; :iSies o veal calves $Ca
81 55g$3 25 spring lambs - 2'u$' "'' veal
demand from the start the light making all &C., CAS-
buyers to ruEsHs' .nd wne the supply
at q, ooaS5 for native beef steers tn buIK T e. ,o
3 y Siches and Gamers stuff shared in the adyanfe
and ia: helfes sold p%rs 5n. sS The stocke and
common lots selling for ssas3 % There wa, an ac 9.
per- 100 n higher early we.kenns subsequently bsTnr a. an
bulk the hogs brought 81 aoIss 70 ss's s badly and
there Was Widening tendency between inferior and choice
hogs prime light weights being ,ne De ali lost heavy
lots selling badly There fairly active genera DE-
and 70. sheep and prices bs ud os ss CO for lambs
prime lambs being higher sold chiefly at sSas Nee
and lambs largely at So a. tOmoner lots Of lambs
SOL badly Fat Western cheer brought 81 4oSs, Co.
So head hogs 49, 600 head; sheep 1000 head
East Buffalo July 4cate-Receipts cars naIk et
steady demand fair veals ana Rsnt % cars
"a rs,rhs common to good SO i5asS % Sheep and
to sa sscd ms 81 ss r g. us to
yearinss s$Gsa nays cppei 81, sheep eh0s Sheen
SO ss'S Ss@s2 E rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
Wednesday. July 14-p. m


Stock market values advanced again to-day
and, outside Of Sugar Refining further ex-
pansion In the volume of business took place.
with increased activity in the low-priced shares.
while in the bond department a considerable
gain over yesterdays total business was re-
corded Sugar Refining on a smaller volume OF
business went through one Of its characteristic
movements, and again attracted large share Of
the speculative attention. dealings elsewhere.
however, showing an increase in commission
house buying, and more pronounced outside buy
ing since the recent heavy movement In stocks
eliminated a fortnight ago. In Sugar Refining
a weak opening was followed by a break to
1921, against the closing at 1876 last night and
after a rally to 1855 it moved irreguarly, with
its final price at 1915. a net loss Of 1ls per
cent. Heavy sales for profits were doubtless
made in the stock at the opening. but the CHIEF
selling in it appeared to be due to what was
considered more unfavorabe reports from WASH
ington regarding the possible treatment OF the
sugar schedule by the conference committee.
From a speculative point of view reaction IN
the stock was due. and the course OF the stock In
the days market was a natural sequence OF It's
rapid advance in the last two days. IL is cur
rently reported in the Street that large amounts
OF Sugar Refining have recently been taken by
investment interests and that Standard OIL in
terests have been heavy buyers on investment
but the theory that the stock has been removed
from the influence of manipulation seems rather
far fetched in view OF the movement in II IN the
last few days. 1t is doubtless good security 10
hold as a dividend payer but IT Is still very
much In evidence as a speculative issue, II safes
Of 2O4 OBJ shares In three days can be taken a.
a criterion.
The upward movement In to-days security
market embraced a large number OF issues. ~
fact. nearly all OF the active list. some stoen s
making substantial net gains. as In Susquenahha
and Western common and preferred Cle'e'-,
Cincinnati Chicago and st. Louis. ana 70 "a
extent in the Granger shares. Readihg, <>p H.
can Tobacco Chicago and Great western So
nea polis and 81 Louis. oregon Snort Line "
a. I.ouis and San Francisco first preferred a"
stocks less actively traded In East rINef rs
ard Consolidated Gas We're strong teatuies' "a
Granger shares were helped by addiuo,a, 81. ~
crop news st. Paul making new recoru io o,osad
year by selling up TO So9s. Inc MAJ Ne. mar
strong and active The foreign exchange " H.,
Let remained firm at yesterdays advance, oa
,hs business transacted was on light Voiu''
ama no good orders appeared In the MARI ~,
While there may be scattering sniphen,s md
month the movement Is pracucah. az ,n.a,,, "a
and the next feature Of the market Is mn rs,es
ha imports Of the precious metal -honey .e,on
continue easy, and the demand III COZ. . hsoun
with crop movement purposes mas ho' 20 No IN.
The low rates prevailing for money a. move.
considera BILE factors In the current o"'"s
ment In low rate bonds. .,,.,rai stccks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July Il tspeciaD.- In the wheat pit " was
IN. Whole trade against John Barrett Ihoush hea! al
., the conditions bulsh. some OF the news even
sens,tonaly So the market only closed where 1t closed
on the day before showed decidedly slumpy tend
arcv when any large quantity OF wheat was paced on
sale Tho buish consisted OF very strong foreign
markets continued light receipts Of new whea' iar5e
oa,r sales Northwest 10000 barrels by mills and
the "Bradstreet figures showing decrease Of nearly
600 900 bushels week in the worlds visible suppress
rho onening was stron; and food OF long wheat was
sold Barrett seized his opportunity and hammered the
narke, at the time. Eary sellers turned buyers On
~. r.sutng decline and this. along with the Brad
stre-t figures caused another sharp ray Barrett was
boavv huver at &c and lower. and heavy seller from
G7ic I'D The temper OF the trade was bulsh with all
q, the scalpers little and big working on the long SIDE
The bears pouring in numerous estimates IRON
Kansas that the crop Of the would range from
ca COZ 10 IOO 600 bushels. Local. receipts OF ne"
whea. were only five against lO2 cars last year
Northwestern receipts 1874 against 2I3 year
ago An primary markets received 900. against 700
600 year a f SnG cosed a @ at '
the corn market was quite weak early In sympathy
WIN '"e osS eondos throughout the entire belt
Heavy charters for lake shipment Eas along with mod
local shorts made strong close Local
receipts we're il4 The Out-nspecon was 2'4co
september opened a, 2G'c declined to 2ce and Closed
at o1ts were dull and Jus, shade easier Nearly all OF
the trading was local The decline In price, ssh, as It
proved sufficient to cause the sale OF age
sold to sc and closed lsc to Isle Cudahy and Bar
ret made determined rad on the pork market which
precpitaed heavy selling OF pork by Geddes krkwood.
and OF ribs by Swift and the Cuiahy Packing Company.
The Cedies- selling Of pork Of large line
held by Canadians. who have owned IL for long time.
The weakness Of the trade MALAY due to the fact
that OF hogs Western points I2.OCO.
against 1900 for the nding day last Good
buying Of Geddes Kirkwood and Of lard by Armour
along reports Of improved cash deman for
Kansas city and Omaha caused little recovery
prices September pork opened 81 60 but raded
down 81 So the close Was at 81 42 bid. September
lard opened So 92z declined So S. and Closed
81 September ribs opened at 81 32' sold at 81 1874
and closed at 81 oIt..
Chartcrs were 900 bushels corn, and 405 900
BUSHES oats at Ii4c for room to Buffalo
the curb puts September wheat cosed at 661sc:
calls at G7,s467,.c puts September closed at
2Gs pose; calls at 28isc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July 4--At the wool auction sales to-day
Is $50 bales offered which 500 withdrawn
Composition all around was good and prices were well
mi Medium merino. and secured.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 5Ql0 per higher
than the last series. Crossbreds steady and
changed rasmanians and South Australia woods sold
we'll and -Sou1 Wales lambs were nrm One lot 81
C.clonC combng realized L. Cd. sale Of sheepskins
he held The following the sales in de-
tail:
greasy 5n9izd
Queensland bales: secured odgls 81; greasy Ga
Victoria 1852 bales: secured. I,.daIs I'd greasy OF
add.
South Australia go bales greasy. 7iadais Id secured
5iimSd.
Tasmania 254s bales: secured. lOaiolsd greasy 5sa
i1i,d. $1,000
5i.G9d.
ais nd; greasy. 4d7&d.
Falkland Islands 40 bales greasy. tAdjhd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
STOCKS AGAIN STRONG.
SUGAR AN EXCEPTION.
ACTIVE BUSINESS IN BONDs-FORElGN
EXCHANGE STEADY.

sALEa AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JCLf H.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCks'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15

1873 ~ a. .s 10 do ia N. at S. s7ss do. 2'e ~ at
Il $:1 4. q. J; !. s &c.
''s als 81 Ct b s e. 70 @ q i:
l'2 ~ at 81 z Susy c r.s :''Ysi Isl s'
r 81 = g. !; Il g. ~ o. sl s.
caves e 10, 90 n 90 buiiemE calves i'7 ~ at ~
go r. 2, .. s. - ~ i' o. Is m
50" a. sss r 81 : SS:a al 10 st.
s, e: 80 y;s' =, - & r. IL g g. ,s
ii 30 u r, at s s. 49, 30, a. ia "a DO, 10 ls 81
8 81 4s = b 4 4 's'' Virginia calves 'a'
$50 r. at a SCI no. % cars RS direct 81 &C.
moderate, s" d si 81 cars snd
fair demand the market ruled generally brisk
q qs s Bser San ss$ s:s
showed considerable rmness Poor to PRIME s snb at
s. Sass y P sn Zoo carload S yf neacSns s
ION 7as,sc; few wethers realizing '' o'eS'e' ''''~
'GSa !s ye II q, s ar & e s5s
% rs Z n a..s r. T. s
d k'S s & r. s" d; e q g
Sheep ri /, q 81 50 '' ''7 do 100 3D.
G7 H. at 81 m IL, DO 62 n. at s. -: ~ ao' y" ~ a
e. 3o i0 do CS H. At s. %: 90 Kentucky 90 oS 10
s5 60: Kentucky sheep. i5 H. at - 20 J." o''' "
H. nj 81 10. . ,. IN N NJ e. II, 200
A. "a N AZ 81 75 2oO do II 10. at - 10 m 90 % ~
at s. Virginia DO O. n a, s. 49, sheep G,g os NJ
e. CO. 10 do IS No. at So 50: DO 81 ~ at - D" ouc"
Ito H. at So; 10 do. so n. at 81 20 I'm ,,s5s7ts
ooa DO 70 n, at S. 49, 225 do s3 NJ at 8 62a ~. 90
az NJ at S. % u Kentucky sheep Jus ID NJ - 90 "
sanders: 1888 Kentucky lambs. ~ n. at ~; l'' do
W N Conner: 222 Kentucky lambs. 20 No. at e. o''
.o do n, III at s. So II Kentucky sheep =! H. az 20
II II Hollis: 9 State lambs. IS 10. at 50: Is state
sheep ~ NJ at 80 80. 80 . :. -. ., s,,,.
n Harrington II state lambs II. at 81 ,o' =. STATE
sheen 105 III al 81: bucks l3 ID. at 81 ~ ~, ,,o
UniswReceipts 2: cars 5.oti head. including AZ
head on ale Feeling trim. easier. ana dealers quo''"
The whole rance at 81 sOasi 10 per 100 n -,
Saes-s Sanders 40 State hos 2oI 10 avera *; ~
SO S. per 100 II: 81 dc. los n. Mt >" ~ 'o"' " "
at So IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
CASH QUOTATIONS
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NeW
fOT-TON--The cotton market started WIN "a ~ n ne.
,s hut after advancing became wear o. non,s there
- onsnlng first a: advance OF 2att pohii .h the
sos xrther advance OF 2a3 points a1.er w Snne Of
$500 y,,a5 irregular, closing easy al ne' 81 cot
ocSs non;. Total sales futures 9a"" paIeS 'PJ. 6c
Tn arm al unchanged prices: n,iddins upN including
,rsSrs ;uf aloe spot sales. 1851 paes' 'os con
tas y, ss exnr bales spinning. ana vu 20. e,ercv
80, 1hs market showed little more iyei
iris p,oyr,rs bur the Improvement was essiona
1sraa.ng assumed usual 'scalTing' d,r,ny
smect nth tolerably fair undertone nom Win in
49, ncr,,ng following conflicting crop accounts; WIZ. IN
dcstons ~ drouih n Texas Arkansas nnn =, hss
srS nNrs or less generally through the SouthWes has
~, hen c,ra,d however, that any serious - &C.
20, occ,rre.; The possibility OF mschei 70 ,ha Nov,
,sn davs rrsrr was sharp decline IN the en- ba
nnder hear raid by the German coh.I!s. e.,
face 81 private cables Indicating some sot
the English market; and in the face OF i,t III, nerke
from Fail while spot cotton w W. drouth
yss held with pronounced hrnness. This Afternoon oo
oisnaiches numerous. but they zen
Southern spot markets middlns quo'ed, 49, New
lows: Galveston quiet, II Ice sales ~ hicher
orleans steady. 7&c; sales. lIO bales q ycc sales
Mobile nothing doing TIC. Savannah nrnl, ,s bae
Ok bales lice higher Norfolk firm. SIS safes msta
&c higher Memphis firm. ne sales 80 p ans steady
firm SC: salts bales. isc higher ST. Ir,us Grrn
1916 sales II bales. 11Gc higher nnninai
rae Wilmington very firm. nc bai'''"''' ~
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool % 81, ~
cotton hard41nr: sales bales. speculation anu
norf OsD. American. 900: receipts lOo
lands, SD. Futures steady; BUYERS at o~arvTebr
srv :.siys; Fesruar,- March. 35iv March a.
April- May :s5Sl.s: July i12izs: Juy-Ausus,
gusf-Septemr i01-b September Octoher 4oiV
November sWb: November December. 33lsb pee nn
IN. r.nre Of contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
: OF contract prices follows:

COFFEE-The coffee market has been Glow ana , ras
featur-ess to-day working within narrow Narm i
after opening steady unchanged prices to ae ne 70
points having advanced covering The raw fam %
was closed on account Of the celebration OF tne IAN
the This possibly checked business ,t,ne ~
at best the market small and quite uestitue
speculative We note further tendeney Tn nv
part II the visible supply TO increase "a,
the figures 100 951 bags asainet 81 Slo Y
wear and 500 S33 bags years ago ms SHOWS an aoo
cess OF $50 last years figures ana OF
121 hays over the figures of years ago the Brazan
receipts foot up 81 bags at Rio and Santos Che1
states warehouse deliveries 1858 bags ana called
small We note arrival of steamer Roman Prlnce at
New York with a. $50 bags including 1sis2 bags no
and 1907 bags The bark Doris cleared santos
yesterday with 1900 bags. Trommel Co., OF San,Gs
estimate the crop at 100000 bags maximum
while zerrenner: Bulow Co. Of Santos estimate n, tne
spot coffee continues dull and nominal at about former
prices No Rio quoted 7Ac and No Santos TIC: Tor
invoice lots Mid coffee prices follows: Mara,
cailso common o good. 10Q10%c; good Cucra, 13hp
I3Ec La Guayra. Caracas. 1OAg1si9c: Porto Cabeio.
sxl1Glc savanlla Bucaramanga lSls@1Gc: Bogota i34
Gisxc; Mexican, Cordova. 11Ql1c Oaxaca. 11qls12c:
Central American TO ordinary. loal4c: far to
good Ii.d1THc; prime choice 17%G20i4c East Indian.
interior 24G 2c fancy 27a3oc: Javas 21q25c Angosura
ii1G12i4c Mocha. 194l9'2c Sales included 800 bags
MaracaJbo and 300 bags savanilla on private terms
Naracabo and 300 bags Savanilla private terms
The range Of contract prices fonows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. July II. 3:i5 D. m.-Exchange Closing
Wheat No ! red Northern spring nrm 6s lid Corn
American misei. spot new steady 2, old do old quiet
tember steady - i0d. Flour-st Louis fancy winter
steady Is 0d Hops at London Pacific Coast steady.
55Ts5s ecf-Extra India duh. SIS Cd prime
dull. 45s. Pork-Prme mess. nne Western duh. t6s
Urine MEDIUM Western. dull as I'd. Hams-Short
cut IA 10 N. duh ass Bacon-Cumberland cut IS
10 30 NJ easy 25s Cd short rib 20 70 - No. dull. 26s:
long clear midd.es light ~ TO - IN. dull. 25s long
clear mddes ~ 10 - Is No. dull, 2+s o. short clear
mlddle. heavy 10 % 80 10 dull as clear bellies. " to
IL n steady ShouidersSquare. ~ TO IL NJ steady.
.5s. Lard-spot steady. 2os Cheese. American nnest
steady lis "a Cottonseed o-Ldverpoo refined steady.
I5s I'd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady. 20s 3D. Rosin-com-
mon nrm, 70 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. July H. 1897
Yesterday. To-day. Yesterday To-day.
Diamond Match 145 Lake 81 Elev..... IA l3S
stra wboard 28s, 29ia Biscuit. 5oi4 ~
West Chicago 1881 l04I2 Gas IS .lO2S 1924
City Railway. 1864 Metropolitan 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15

quiet today all lines OF spring wheat grades full
little unsettled in barrels were as follows vs.
Bs sis s ss s s5as s. s
extra s. 1893 50; extra No winter lS9
Sos 80 coRNMEAL"Dull ogtea: Kindr.ed
s IS as 4 70 ysss Bag d aasssss@y m:
% 20 &c A ss q e in Pa sS' city
benny chop .S@4.,ae; abundance 81 hui,
sentiment in The wheat MARKET to-day rather tar
from prices cwng 10 favorable ,s crop Goen,uc AND
early The afternoon there were couple OF periods
Itnsr times duang the day dulness less
Of undertone Were the pevaiing features ae
Nace of &c over last night occasioned by jump OF
l eG Tns and 1Ss the s %s h. SeaS S
decrease L.3Ooo bush in the worlds visible accord
s1ss reported thai foreign been among
sellers Of the morning had .urnsd s snS &C.
il was on days ago The i9ss s ssoTa sas
the market was left comparatively little demand
easing Of Nc from the TOP and cosas sSays ss
loves poir, Of the day. The weekly Government crop
S1n , a 70 he and winter Wheat crop
The chief bush item OF domestic crop matters
points and with which mlers are buying
OWNS to tie esoeIcn quality and the strong views Of the
ians interest The as sas' STS% Liverpool 4eo ,nn
ia against 27a cars last yes1 nu, were oss,
ssaard q O Snsh Of
sssresatinr only and 2 loads outport.
he SS,sef guoiss sas, s%o'f' sos \" red
74iSc afoa and 15c anoa', late August. CORN
Liquidation and the influence Of promising crop
oews after unfavorabie reports had weakening
effect upo market TO day General speculation.
however Light and prices moved along lines.
advancing slightly in the afternoon with the bulge In
y 6s III D,. s a9 ousn and the
loads here and loads at outports the
f1@r &c September and &c end OF the month.
Receipts points have shown considerable in
crease Improvement In weather. Brad
sseet.ss visib. Of 352 900 bush No
corn quoted I3O1zc elevator and 31kd31c delivered
market for cats to-day al slightly lower range OF
prices closing al NC net decline The crop and weather
news favorable lower prices cooler conditions in
The Wes, suggesting improved quality OF grain.
'.f,-adste<fs' indicated decrease OF 153s 900
bvsh Expor, OF fair proportions absorbing
ITO 90 brsh n>ayy white oats No quoted 22sc; No 8
osir 211zc: No white 25.c: No white 2aac: track
Whit 2,1i30c track mixed 23d24c. RYE-Msrket
nuner: quoted STikc Buffalo: sales IS. 900 bush
BAPLKY--M.rket firm; quoted 2Sxd29c C ( Buffalo.
NETWORK PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York July H. 1891
BEANS AND PEAS-The market shows quotable
change for beans. Demand Ii little quiet
the day but there Is steady holding receivers
asking 81 20 for fancy marks. Medium firm size
with holders asking a little Pea steady Red
kidney sold mainly at 81 7J holders 81 57
for large size bbis. but It 10 extreme price
No change In other varieties peas are
quite firm. We quote: Beans. marrow choice. per bush
81 I71asl 20: do fair 10 good. e1@$1 TO- do medium
choice, 6fhc: DO pea. choice Soc; do medium and pea
fair to good s0as3hc; do white kidney choice 81 So DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 1t.-Cotton quiet; midding, IL Ice;
low mdding. l6c: good Ordinary 15l6c: receipts.
1O1 bales sales rs bales spnners 80 bales: GOA
bales
Norfolk July H-Coon frm middling. sisc; low mid
ding 7c: good ordinary. l-6c net receipts O3 bales;
gross. 1903 bales: sales bale: stock. lao bales.
Orleans July I4Cotton steady; middns IL l8c;
low middling, Tie good ordinary, q l36c receipts
bales: exports coastwise $50 bales sales I+bo bales
stock 90. 253 bales.
Savannah July I--Cotton firm; middling. I 9-8c; low
mddns aide receipts 10 bales; exports coastwse.
1903 bales sales. 25 bales: stock. 10.37S bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-15

sso receipts % 900 bags; stock S23 900 bags Ham
hslrg-Conee market u pig higher: sales. 1000 bags
HfvreoNee market closed celebration OF fall OF Baste
No-Cofee market quiet No I Rio. $500; excnahge'
TId receipts bags cleared for the United states
100 bags cleared for Europe 5000 bags stock 22soo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-12
GKAN DEPUSIIO De CALzADO
Y EFEC7OS DE PELE1ERlA
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOCHA, 6, PONCE

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superiores. ttaLelas or0inailas, alpargata-
de Inflnldso dc ciases y precics, hnisinia,
a., DC lucia etc, etc. Importation dlrecta.
Veut.s al por MAYOR al DETAIL
rouce, NovlemDre L. Ae 1880. V. s..