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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July 20 (SpecaD.--A ernsa onal advance n
prices a. Liverpool and extraordinary demand for cash
wheat here 1r export developed this broad
bull the last prices showing advance over Mon
day Of Il. cents Everything closed about the top
July 7iA cents. September I2a. cents December
- cents September opened at 7ls cents. sold between
7s cents and 1878 and closed 72H The
Liverpool advance nearby equivalent to
cents bIshel. the feature up That finally
suppaned by very large purchases Of Kansas wheat
fr export. the wheat arrive and at about
l. under September price store. II Is becomirg
clearer that the July turning their
attention September. The tptop prices the close
made by purchasers for that interest Up
good deal Of realizing by the lesser longs
isned with tho big profits they had This selling led
in by Baldwin Quincy Sch Dupee and Geddes
wood. The buying the last thirty miru,es. which
added cent to the price led 10y Allen Grier and by
Barrett NewYork reported sixty loads for export prob
ably part Of the business done here Kansas City had
rs against % last reported receipts delayed
by weather Local receipts small compared
with last years1l4 cars against 459 1896 North
receipts looked libeTai36 40 last
Seaboari clearances for the day 253 900 bush
els. The in the worlds visible. 425Gooo bush
els as anticipated Foreign advices continued
to tell Of poor harvess The Hungarian wheat
has only 70 per Of last years The
speculative temper here continues tush. although
there is some tmdity Just now about following this ad
10000 bushels. decrease fr the week Of 2"o bush
weather West. September opened 2Gs4 cents, sold be-
2Ga. and 26is cents and closed at 2G cents
There were liberal rains IN the belt. with more
promised for tomorrow Temperatures were normal Re
ceips were 03 cars with 400 estimated for WEDNESDAY
Samples were There free selling by eievat
interests and the first hour The best buyng
was for foreign account Charters made Tor >uo
bushels The out-inspection almost OOOO bushels.
The sh pping demand continued excellent
Oats wera slow. with July OF at the opening , cent
The close showed in sympathy with wheat
Septetnber lT7s ana li's cents ana
closed at I cents Receipts 90 cars. with go es-
timatei for Wednesday Samples We're hWiR cent LIVER
$4,000 bushels. The Zee ing on oats
would be bearlsh the general hulsness on corn
pr1visIons we're strong pork lard and ribs closing 100
12 cents over Monday The strength came from te eN-
coponaI cash demand. Shipments II meats for twenty
rr hours were 100000 n Exports OF all sorts OF prol
uct for the considerably ahead OF ast year
Tbore were only II 900 hogs prices at the yards were
5GIo cents higher. The cash demand was so good that
hackers have nothing 10 sell In the pit " . 80,
pa ho curb outs on September wheat closed al III.
cents calls IAN cents: puts September corn -os9
c6s. cents calls pa. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
Tie Custom House reports the following imports Of
wool at the port Of NewYork for the week closing yes
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

BEEvEs-Rccelps. IS cars. or 2Is head II cars direct
to local aagh,reTs and cars for the %nrks Nons
GSc per ID or poor TO prime ely dressed native sides
a9 FROM n4 n9 ana LfnSS Se a % M pi
~ The Bowie carried 70 lyerpo today $40 eate Tor
= sa%ss ss5 ?s aa t"G e for
the Exeter city 70 Bristol. 1874 cattle 70: Prchard
Michsan for London coo cattle equally divided between
CALVES Receipts 81 1ead making, win few car,
any importance transacted for lack Of offerings The
general feeling Vas quiet at s "a closing prices
CITY dressed veas sed0l.c per No. country dressed CO
Sue dressed tLermks: 5isq1lac little calves 5aSnc
pe S' Ice M a. d. i IL ID at So do i b. S. ~ -
McPhsTson G %;.G caves Sf%. it r. r. at a.
sHEEP AND % Ca, cars or 'S1 i, head
car S Ss' on a %s cs sG and
sxtieth-st sheep were STEADY ana IN s sa,r inquiry
srades quality and steady Tor others Four
unod at the close cbos t1 isr o sssP s2
Dressed mutton 7aslsc per ID; dressed lambs 7aioc
few reaching l0isc. o o.o ,,-,,,. ,,. >, -,
oys1sse a, 81 Is per ~ 2oa DO 70 at S 23
do do g ss n r. q. a, = S 3d. 2so d. 81 y
a, $ %; 81 kentucky sheep III b. at ~ IL virginia
DO ~ yssn v 1%, e e 3, It !, &.
MiFs Gop 'a az 90 r. g Is "a 8, y5
s1a 40 20 CO.. at s 20 yis'@ Ts:'' = b.
25s do 81 ~ S. ies Kentucky do. "5 H. at 81 81;
is 90 h. 'G %, X at q s. Kentucky lambs.
s sanders 2oa West vhginia lambs am 9, ~ at s. ~
head Ga sale ::ns and weights
QUOTED at 81 G5 '. 20 per s. Yesterday III Ohio hogs
n n%su, a. ~ r. Sc E . state % S r. S
al s. % do. %? ~ at $3.50 roushs 2i' H. at ST.
s, d. y d. a ~ IA at co. DO Ss go
40 n. at 81 10: 2 do 200 10 at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21

. FIJI yn 7'ss0s
sSaSs S::n asa:S !; lSmny
cara .i s5ssF@e quoted s
s at GO ' city drneT n 5%sr
s % SoG Sla iS%'ouaa
EwHEAT~The whea, market to-day hinged ssd
m"H ,sa.e isc0 oF1" vsrs Ea: !"
s.SsS' iG' da active
ns PSl: Of houses use fair
markets during particularly NewYork and
s q but m ,ssr at on the
rse Sso s Gafs we're bs
export su.r.ss at 'sS sDS R9.', na G
bush .ass and spra sa Z, % t t y Ss re-: ID
total G rcachSs much reported
81 seo! SS''S SF "9a .: Jas,
been accepted Liverpool cables opened very strong at
s2da ayan Sss s' n The Pa markets az @ we're
s,ed ,Gnr s2s more nsiB sc Ss at o9
spo Liverpool co,ed 2a:,d hish,r for the asy
eaS P reporting condons growing daily
b aS a mpoaan Of n bush FOR the
on the ,ad sdS csc "aT n Sa tho
ke active support around the Gn1 w nende s
f ayo rI S0 snn9 s wheat an" pp ana
esp's interior points, although the IatG,
Sharp adVnn.e this cement was heavy buyer stor'
to TcPsss s ssF ss H%i @
red quoted s. b. anoa late august. No or To S.I
h. anoat. arrive "Bradstreets world 81 KS 9r
decreased +250o0o bush for the week ..CohHwine
market followed hearish markets ara crop pross
and receipts after the opening but gained nite
strength later the day the advance IN wheat CLOS
Ing nc l)wer July and Nc on on other months
Reports the various States Indicated that tne w.,
belt has been OF great bfnct 10 III"
crop which. although two three weeks istc gicSs
promise of making up Of It's shortcomings Inc
export trade har be"n unsatisfactory and clcarances io
days this week are little more man
half a, large a. last The export trade included
No corn. private terms No corn was
quoted zinc elevator and 32Ac delivered .oATS-n
a speculative the market for oats was moderately
active a a slight decline from yesterdays hgures, IN
keeping early heavncss In corn Prices stead ~
the cofc and left OF unchanged to sc net
lower oats, OF the have arrived In
chicago the grade is unsatisfactory Exporters
took clipped and 10000 hush No
9 white clipped. private terms. No cats quoted ~.
No cats 3lc No white 25c: No white .3isc: track
white 23i4a29isc: track mixed e,T23c RYI:-Markst
strong quoted. 3oi.c. T. Buffalo; snies 10000 bush
....BARI.EY-Market quiet, but firm; quoted. 29'tY
cplsc nominal. I {. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21

: nss The a s & RoG e.py
scarcely sucent to supply the regular slar
%Sn e s0s "T nsqs 70
NsG op snf fowls SH as S %e to Se
but that basic the market was appsrenty IN goSn
Sr N 'a5 s week S'a Fancy
at s'sf pr ,2 any Se G0" During T the latter
week the general supply OF chickens was 50 sn @
prices. feeling ls,rly HrT a Cn , the
sss:S.S Of average grades arriving and Long
Island spring ducks have been plenty especially Long
Is :o~.r 90 @d duck. srssy neglected spring
s sSfs h scty sosv Tame sns Sase
and generally Q: irregular quality With 81 70 the extreme
f3 ssy Fe efea Tsi 5Ssl sn small
s s0Tn 70 chickens. rhsdsp ADS
$d 70 to gs ag4s y, % - S1 D,,T ~ 1Sg
az ao' Snd Sg b. ioasd ws state
s Ms'G Gry psssa snail ssS western :ssasd s,ss
g. heay sasI % cocks o Ms' sas qa spF1 ds
+5s r2s'; FER TSfn s 10 have
market s steady shy Ss,ST prices:
Onions in good steady prices for prime stock
cacun,bcrs arriving freely and meeting fair demand in
quoted Essan,s Arm and hghs sr
Ncwyork lever. Squash unchanged. Turnps steady
Sny tE oTcH wn sHd PopS at
sA G high s. % o %
81 75GS2 30; DO red potatoes $685. - onions.
southern per Dbl 0Dasoc: do per bbl 81 50dSl 10: do
Jersey per Dbl 81 151S2 20 per 100, 6OQi5c cab
lass per 100 sS3Si cucumbers. jersey per hbl 81 80
GSl a. DO per box 50dGJc do per basket G0HI5c: do
Norfolk per Dbl sds 80 do per basket 4oaGoc;
her pickles per thousand, 81 'oqs? 2S oaulinowcrs per
crate e0d75c green peas, Western New-iork per bag.
81 5o@&2 squa'h gc hh Sosg omai@ crso 'es c
81 % do Jersey 4oGcOc do Maryland ,5cNSl so;
60 Norfolk 75cGSi -: urnips Russia Dbl 5oG1oc:
celery state and Western. per dozen. 5a25c; lettuce,
Observation-Disclosures in light supply and steacy at
generally 20q27c per ID. Honey quito: and unchanged
We quote: STATE. comb p.r TO- 6GlOc d, cx-
tracied. 4i.Qjc do buckwhcat comb. 5UIc; do eS-
ted 3sG4c; do California extracted 532c Southern.
In bulk per gal .ONGOc. Peanuts steady; sheled I'M
changed: offered quotations.
We ouo.e virginia. an9-?cNed. fancy. &c; do
o. Spanish sheled No !. 5i.c do Virginia, No l..
30 10 No =. 24d-'tc.
MILK AND 'CREAM-The daily average receipts OF
milk ana cream az different railroad distributing
points In aal ths city for the week have bcea as
Follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21

HEMP AND JUTE--Market for manila and ssal hemp
Man sas hemp ,b D s'GgI @ ., 3G SIS
sic Shipment II, double triangle and equal. 2o5c. i
ic2,5c; mixing isoc: 6assns iaailSe: ,..,,.. :,
v he %ss was n 1sas fy s a tn
hides This however, was largely discounted and
good inquiry from tanners CITY, slaushers we're nrm
California. lcac Ma,aroras .i.e orinoc9 l7e Bog9,a
iS.S: Puerto cabeo: Iec; Ia GnayIa lSc; ary sailed
aaEheTs T na, 'ss tees oa Sus, San oe
saSg Sts Steers Sas&c cow ssasac: bull ia7sc
LEATHER market was steady to hTm with ,!., fair
howeyer in the main Y1ShanTed There was
9 aeye oak SDS 1. qns and % W. qos i
lock- acid first SELECTION lsai0: seconds l1alsc thirds
i Sl1s s sh rejects isdiic union sh, backs
as@2S thirds. 2%a2sc liFn, backs. cow 2ia:sc
ends 25a26c bellies q SaH , dressed 5agks ZIG
soS b s1Hcnd sidsSe: Texas oak sole a2ic
81 soas Sa 5 S % iss %a
nothing in the OF small lots could be obtained for
S S".asT uR RaSp. Is are re @
future: a. 49, s'i: s; S': r,
y o. are s and W.T." e ' S OG.sn
spot asrs S q d 5 sSS and and At 30 Is
% a,drs. qd'td 80 7SSsl 10 and
h1sher and spot quoted q; s. sOas S.. Late yesterday
-S ons we're sold AZ 81 Louis offered 81 g.
vim 81 a. I'D London closed at il2 3. for spot
TFR-CTosed steady with quoted at 81 25gA 49,
81 Iui. closed nominal at Is London closed e ~ for
suot 80 OE-Market closed at spot al 80 33gsd 20 and
Glasgow closed 43s I'D Midestoro closed
39s 40
uoIAssFS AND SYRUPS-There only
ans IN mo asses with the market about steady Syrups
isd seadv with fair demand Strictly desirable grades
sre scarce Glucose remained nrm at 81 IS for Al de
srees and 81 80 for 43 degrees We quote: New Orleans
Centrifugal common 7g8c; fair lo6l2c; good, laaiSc;
oyim. ieailsc New-Oreans. open kettle. common 100
isc iair. isasos good 2l922c; PI,m. S3eatS; Porto
god I4gi5c: prime. lie: fancy lsa:oc
NAVAL sToiFSs-sock Ko.in 20 1888 bills; spirits tur
penne 20s bills i55 bbs No important changes
We're reported and business light We quote: Tar.
regulars 81 10; oi 81 20as3 q. pitch 81 IS:
spSiis regulars and machines 2dg2dtc conmon 70 sood
81 s2Is: l. 81 97,; X. sos NJ. 81 10; y. s.? 20; q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY q, 1897

slow Hogs-Reoeip.s. I'VE double deck loads Market
strong; good 70 choice Workers $4qs4 o. roughs com
mon 10 good 50 81. Sheep and lsmfs-iuie nonE
market nSIilc higher yearings choice to prime. - 59
a. 2J cults 10 common, s36S3 JO native clipped sheep
choice selected wethers 50 OOusf; cuis anu o'0"'
SO 25@s2 ~. ~ . .. , %
81, Louis July 2O-Cattle steady 10 strong; sood 10
best shipping steers OQs5 dressed beef and butch
ers steers So G0Qsi 40; under loo 10 W COZ
50 iosi TEXAS and Indian steers 81 eoa$t FOR grass
ers cows and hefers, s2Gf3 40 Hogs strong &c hgner
light SO 5jas3 g; mixed. SO i0as3 60: heayy ~ oa
50 GI Sheep native muttons 81 sOdS3 49, Iexas
sheep. SO a5lis3 Gj. lambs. 81 JOm$5 10 nooo
Fast Liberty July 2o-cate steady esar a. e. Tg
sags and COWS s2lS3 80 Hogs active and higher prime
ligit Workers and pigs 81 ooas3 05 best medium and
90 251s3 %. Sheep firm; choice. - 5as4 2O common
50 oas3 40 spring lambs 81 73as 49, veal calves - %
qkG 10 .
Kansas City. July 2o.Catte higher: hogs strong 70
higher: heavies 81 4O1S3 20: packers 50 80S 10
mixed SO iOas3 l7s lights AZ 35ds3 49, workers. g S2
ass Is: pigs $3s3 3Ie Sheep firm; lambs ~ 5000 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-fork. july ~. 1877.
COFFEi;-The coffee marke: this morning, compared
with yesterdays whr Of excitement. would pass as a
affair Opening steady at unchanged prices 70 a
decline Of 10 points the marke: worked within narrow
closed barely steady for months and
steady for late months unchanged prices 10 10
points advance. Sales the call. 1908 bags up 70 IL
$500 and total the day. 2j2 300 bags. Euro
cables Disappointing In yew Of the furry here
yesterday. Brazilian cables showed full Of receipts
AT Santos. warehouse deliveries in this coun-
try During the forenoon business quite tame, but
before the close there harp rally and consid
cradle activity developed Covering feature
Of the late afternoon market investment buying also
reported The market for spot Brazilian coffee firm
during the forenoon and strong during the Afternoon with
Yesterdays prices fully maintained. No Rio being
quoted 7asc No Santos 77sc invoice lots.
while dealers claiming that these figures were
&c low. Sales 1000 bags No Rio ahoat at Issc.
and 700 bags Maracabo 500 Central American and 200 Sa
vanilla private Mid coffee prices follows:
MaracaboCommon 10 good. 9izQlo4c; good Cucuta, 10
Ql3.c La Guayra-Caracas. l0i2dlSc: Porto Cabelo.
g4 Gl6c Savanla Bucaramanga. l32gl5c; Bogota, lj1
1slsc. INSTRUMENTATION. l0l4a 10l1c Oaxaca l1glsc.
Central Amercan-Common ordinary, l06I4c; fair TO
good. 4%g1Tc; prime choice 17Sq20izc East India
Interior 23sQ24i4c fancy. 2Q3oc; Jayas, 2q25c. An
gostura, 11i.Gl2.c. Mocha, dlW2c.
The range Of contract prices follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston, July Colour hrm receipts. 1850 bbls
winter patents 81 50QS5 10 clear and straghts ~ soY
81 ~ spring patents 81 50G s. o. clear and staighs
50 SJqsiJo Cornmeal firm Gsa70c per bag 81 gsl %
per Dbl firm: receipts. 1859 BUSH steamer yell
low 1890: No 3 and steamer 35i1c. oats quiet re
celpts 94.lS5 bush: fancy clipped 2sa2shc; No 2
bran. ship: lake and rail-, sl0:54Sil; winter bran
25d$l J0 n,dd,inRs. sii 5Odsi3 30: Red bog -four
s4 Fresh beef nrm steers 7QTac: headquarters oi2a0c
fores. sc. Lambs firm: mutton and yearngs. Iniisc
veal case. Bu'terNOrthern creamery. 1GT16zc: West
cn. 14QlGc: imitation. l0aal2c: ladies' l0al0l.c Cheese
firm Northern. T0Ihc; Wea.ein. IHil.c.
Buffalo. July 2O.-Spring wheat quiet; some trading.
Closed: No ! hard. Sc No | Northern. s3isc No 2
Northern. s&c winter wheat nominal Corn strong:
trade Closed: No yellow 3izc No yellow. Sic:
No . Sic: No 3 corn. 3Jh d3ozc track. Oats
fairly active Closed: No white. 2isN2lhc: No
white 23sc. Rye nominal No .. $50. Fcur firm. Canal
freights unchanged
Chicago july 2o--The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
70 range Of contract prices follows:

DRt'Gs-opium and quuine quiet but steady. but
without important charge in prices. Essential oils were
ouia, but generally steady. We quote: Opium, cases.
So s5as2 90 ob5ng 50 s0s2 40 powdered 50 1888 rs
morphine bulk s. 7oasl 81: ounce walls 81 75atl -
eiahths 81 85a$2 TO- Quinne domestic. bulk l74i9c
foreign bulk l6dlsc. .EssENTIAL ous-Anse.
81 sOaSl bergamot prime - 1899: cassa. 81 $50
81 Is; cuteb Da"oc hsmock. a8a35c lemon. prime 81
asI %. low Eade. $4,000; lemon Ta:s native socdsi
mace al O(pSi 49, mustard natural $6aSG 81 artificial
80 sOass 80: peppermint. western M. $l9si Is New,
soc sa.afras natural 35d37e: artificial 3Gq3sc. spear
min, 81 eo9$2 25 tansy 81 G59s? wntersreen. natural
n I5asI % artificial 50Q55c; wormssea 81 50aS3 -
wornWood. pure. 81 ooQtj. Roots Burdock, Giic;
gen,isn 8dsl.c golden seal d2sc; snake Canada, l3c
Texas iT42lc Virginia. Isc
FLOUR AND MEAI<-The -four market was held con-
s,d.raby higher following the advance in wheat but bids
generally iOGi5c under the market, and bu:n.ss
winter strsghts Siasi IS: winter patents "a @as+ %;
spring clears: 81 ooas3 g. extra No ! WINTER " 900
Cnet: sac 900 obls s2p s. % COl:HMEAt.-slow
saec 20 bbis quoted Kiln-dred. 81 CQgsi 81. to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 2o.-Cot,on quiet middIng I ll,iec:
low middling 5ldc: good ordinary -ioc' receipts
Ak balos: exports coastwise. JO3; stock, io3' -,
Norfolk July 20-Cotton firm; mdding $40 Tow III
ding T3c: good ordinary l-l0c' exports coas'"se'
Ala bales: sales 10; stock 100 ,,u, -.o ,ow
Savannah July 2o.-Cotton firm; m'ad a i9S
,ddng nc: receipts Ca bales; sales 3}g STOCK ~ "a
Memphis July 20-Cotton steady; middling i S,.
low middlng rs; s9od ord nnn $50 'N'''
Hew-Orieans July 2o-Coton easy; middiing' .ee; low
,,idlirV 5i6c: good ordinary SIC; receipts ~ naes.
exports TO France G65; TO the Continent Do sa'es w.
g, Louis July 2O-Coton Arm: mddlng l3,loc'
low rnddng Ice; good ordinary, 3l6c; net recepts
bales: gross 800: shipments $40; sales. =; STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
TIE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July 2O-At the wool auction sales to-day
a G9t bales were offered OF which loo were with
drawn The Continent and home buyers were spirited
bidders FOR their spccalties. which firm and un-
cha nged Woods suitable for America showed slight de
cline Secured pieces irregular. Medium greasy
and secured crossbreds brought full Cape OF Good
Hope ana Natal taken by the home trade at un-
changed prices The following the sales In detail:
sew south Waes-3 800 bales secured Sdds 3D. greasy
fseod Cuecnsinndi2 22 bales; occurred. iodQis 3.si
greasy 8i.1pd VIctora-l.49t bales: secured SxdG Is
I'D greasy 4sG9d. South Australia bales greasy
4MaTad Tasmania-o bales greasy, I'D New Zealand
osT baes; occurred eiais 81 greasy. 5saoisd Capo
OF Good Hope Natai-337 bales secured 7d1is I'D:
greasy 5Q7lad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
EUROPEAN COTTON MARKET.

r,vernool rulv 20 4 r. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet prices
Lower American middng fair. AID good mlddiing mo
American middlng. 32d; low middling go; GOO, S
ordinary, 1884: ordinary. I'D The sales OF ne
day were bales. Of which loo were tor specua IN
and export and included T. leo American Receipts LWv
Lales Including American Futures opened quiet win
a moderate demand and closed steady al the adNance
American midding m July 10 o4gt ie'n oay, ni
September 45Gidt 6-G+d sellers; September ana &c.
tobcr 81 CAD sellers: October and November 81 0'J
IS fId sellers November and December ~ $40 sellers
december and January 81 G@3 81 J+d BUYERS January
and February 64a3 - Gid buyers; February and
March "a Cad buyers March and April. o6+d sellers
Anril and Nav 3 30 G4H3 20 Cad buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21

COTTON-Cotton made a Substantial gain in prices To-
GAY The traders were confronted at the opening
ruling quiet on the frs. coll. Business no time
acye tlt the general tendency of market was up
ward on misgv'gs regarding the significance Of CON
n'cng CROP reports. claiming that the Texas crop
safe and others that there damage from drouth
and bot winds that could not be repaired tn, market
was mail STEADY IT ~ advance OF las points. with
and crop bulletin announced noon which hour
tho market showed advance Of pa points Inc re-
pp; fell nat. and business for a time ruled dull and
entirely dependent upon local operations Later however
there quite rally The general hTInncss helped
by reports the G-ygo5ds the effect that
number Of large orcers were in hand contingent upon
in this country securing the Ncy-York spot cotton
for supplies with which keep mills running
Results not large offerings being small II the grades
require sales reached 30l7 bales including 20l7
bales spinning and 100 bales contract. North Carolina
spnners sl looking about for supplies In this
market and o!;ers for spo: cotton. II is reported have
where working grades ot cotton have been exhausted
AugJst has held strong relation 10 the general market
= the session, much demand from
the a demand from parties who want cotton
proportion Of the grades delivered TO them that
needed by srnners The market closed steady
SIC. Other spot markets were as follows: Galveston
quiet II 49,. New Orleans easy nc sales 80 bales
Mobile. nothing doing. 1856; savannah firm 7Nc sales
400 bales Norfolk firm. SIC; sales. 10 bales. Memphis
steady 3- Ice sales 800 bales: August firm Sc; sales
II bales st firm. 10 lGc: sales bales Charles
TN firm 7s,c sales 30 bales Wilmington firm &c; iia
cables-Syot quiet; sales $3.50 bales speculation
ana export 1.ol0. American. 700. receipts Oo; Amer
lean COO: mlddling uplands 1924 futurts quiet, Ia
IL poins decline Closed steady at ast nights prices
April 35s: April-May 355isb July 40ieb; Juy-Augis
40Dq41O: August, September iO53s Sep'ember- October
Der january S5slab. Manchesor-Yarns quiet and firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21

HAY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day were
larger and really needed, II they unload fair proportion
Of good class hay Buyers nave about given up the
search for strictly frs-class prime and No. Occa
slonaliy Will strike single station and
then full rates be realized What with struggling
lots and more than is wanted Of undereradcs
hardly two stations quote ALIKE md nj the II Is
difctt 20 give settled quotations and will be until
grades begin in lines. Straw-Long is ia
good supply trade directed old in good order
We quote Hay: prime large bales. per 100 No. soas2,sc
No / per lOU H. 7jT1isc. No 2 100 H. G2l5T61lec
No g. pc. ID. 50d53c: shipping. 100 H. iGd35c
small bales Of prime No l. 2.c unde: large bale rate
no grade hay, 4Odjoc sal. hay. per 100 IL. ipa4Jc
clover 4od5oc clover mixed 5oT5'c; long rye straw
ucr 40 ~ JV6j5c short rye straw. per 100 n. 3sI
4Oc: Western tangled straw 3"'sIOc: cat sraw per 100
NJ 3064O The Official at the Produce Exchange
Of receipts Of hay TO-DAY Hudson River
Railroad 2O: Erie Railroad 700: PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
800 West Shore Railroad. 10: Lehigh Valley Railroad.
100; and Western Railroad. 10: boats. CO.
total ]. go Receipts Of straw. 80 tons.
HAY AND STRAW.
receipts and exports at NewYork for the week end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 2O-Esmated receipts II hogs to-day,
II 600 ief 900 market 5goc higher light. 81 20
I5 mixed 81 5Tsis3 10. heavy 81 3jdf3 20. rough.
81 35as3 As CattleReceips 1000 head steady beeNes.
81 soQt5 and heifers. 81 9oa*4 %; Texas steers
81 S5dft
Eos, Buffalo. July 2o.-Cattle-Receips none: moth.
ing doing. veals aad calves Receipts light demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-21

The Milk Reporter saws From July TO- Is, inclu-
sive price Of milk delivered in the New-York mar
ket 81 o5 per 4oQuart can less the freight charges
each respective shipping point and DC can Tor
AL delivered west Of tn Hudson River. Net price at
point shipment for all delivered west u TIE Hudson
River, follows
Freight per can. 70 20 y ~
Net price per can IS 70 az ~ 20
Commencing July l6. and until otherwise announced.
the net price a: the shipping point fo- 4Oquart can OF
mix delivered of tie Hudson River is as follows:
IN GrOup-
r,s,sn, ne, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 a p GO p
Net price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 ~