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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York June -, ls"'
EEEvEs-Recepts we're cars or 100 head ro al or lot
ciiv dresscd native sides steady 7ass.c per NJ latest
sls from London ana Liverpool quoted refrigerator pert
iti ttrssed weight; sheep slow 9'4aiic dressed
weight. Exports today inciuded ~ CAV rarzschIld
rs ali on the Ceyc Tor Liverpool Tomorrow the Europe
viii carry LONDON isj cattle tor j. ,h paris 70
and 1sj for SchwarZschid Su2peiEe'. III. q" ,,r,
SOUTHAMPTON iGsO quarters Of beef for Easinans .ol
plny AMI 800 quarter for D. Il Snrrsn o ap The
Tor Liverpool 800 quarters Tor ftsthahs 'oP'"'' ~
Calico win not sail until Thursday. 1870. 81 ~
Receipts. y head all for the market ann
head. mainly buttermilks. were held over itc" s &
Veals steady with Of fair prime AT 30 -
per 100 NJ Bu,sermiles were nona d at s9oc per ID
country dressed opened higher hut closed with me adre
lost at eas'c; litiie calves firm a. ~ dresser
saes-Iiuine Mullen II veals, 1d3 10 average "' fo -
per 100 ~ do 223 r. at 50 80 .,, % cars or 557l
r.,I n which cars were consigned direct ana - cars
f5r Tho market all latter At jersey cry, WIN S
iaii. aSfiy, and 2jc higher al sold prompt
sheep ard al s. 5OfSs - far to choice larn 1rSe
mutton s,sy AZ = 80 por - dressed lanns h'Ee' al
sale.S Judd * Co.: - Kentucky iamH- :. ~ ten
co.. a. 81 ~, -er 100 10 III 10. 80 IL. AZ - % ~ ~
,Tck, se,p - " a, 81 10; do " u, az p" -' 60
pS,t 3ugHS 2 ~ lrrnia lambs 10 10 ss1e's 23 DO,
&C H. At 81 l2 97i d. d. at So ~ ken,uSS se'P
10 ~ At 81 ~: ~ kentucky bucks. 100 n at - ."
o.. ~ ~ 90 " m ~ 81: sheep 10 u. 81 ~
ovion 4 CO.: 27l west virginia lambs - ~ AZ e -;
90; a., q, u at 81 10 iii keniu0ky DO % ~ at 50
- west Virginia sheep. 30 II. at - 20 = hen''Ny 49,
100 H.. NJ 50 -. ~ ,,.,,. ,ats ~, \, Sc -
- nc USceiDts were Is cars 2Gp7 head including
ina head for tho market quoted hrmer at :" s'aSf ~
p' ate Yesterday hy :. Judd Co.: % ohio hogs,
en ~ ocTaee At - ger 100 H.; Il state do. 25 I az
e. go. do i3o =. 81; rough hogs 5'- H. at > w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June % (specaD.-There was a quiet and un-
eventfuI day in wheat The range was only fractional
&C In July &c September and Ec in December july
closed isc Monday September. &c over Moniay'
December c unicr In July apparently the big holders
aimed merely Keep the price about at standsth y
looked II they gave some little support AROUND 'V
and they sod AZ anything over 7OAc July soi ~
COS, and at 70l2c ard closei n zoe. Sepember was
scalpng deal. selling AZ Csc ard at eoSsc ana 'osns
a; G5i.c There ~ Talk az wheat to arriie IN
the other hand. there fair business to mleis
$50 bushels seaboarJ cca ances were large o''o'
bushels There god weather West clear where TIE
winter wheat being harvested. and showefy III 'HT
North The Illinois report dropped It's winter "He"
condition two points FOR the month Thomah' 0" '"F
other hand Increased lis estimate on winter wheat -
40 900 900 bushels ,nax!nS 300 900 bushels for - nS
AMI winter The foreign markets were the weak feature
Iyerpoo I'D to ia lS%"' ana c in erId ysbe
bushels good deal ies9 than expected The Noriih
and pnnth had $50 cars asans, 10 The
stock Of wheat h'[s s0I 5e G of this o
almost hat 40 Northern. which sold today at isc
ish S The new crop futures believing there e
biz short Interest that the rec.ips mere through ~
b. small. ard considering the ne" crop iu'ue'
At 25ac and at 2s a2G.c ami losing 26c The close
all around just the same as last night Inere was vas
talk centred about the ran rate situation three OF the
the big Chicago lines exerng themselves 70 main
Isl cars with $40 cars estimated for Wednesday Gales
were I'd to a.d lower Samples were '.c 9wer Inc
with good conditions during the rest Of the season the
state Weld might be the largest record The pit trade
important There was lot Of selling early by
Rarett-Frazer and a lot OF buying by this same con
Barrett the best buyer Of the day II was
oats were quiet and easy September selling from lI7c
17s.di1sc and closing at iIA4uli7sc. July was rea
lively weak closing lTbsc. Receipts large 6o3
cars with 26j estimated for Wednesday samples
were .c ac lower seaboard clearances we're BIS 900
hush ,ls There was good ThOman estimates that
OF the old crop bushels still in farmers
hands Charters 10000 bushels. ......, .,, o..o.
Provisions opened at decline the natural thing aiter
such advance Mondays. The crowd played for a
reaction The market. however. showed unexpected
strength in hour There evidences Of laree
blyng of lard by Armour Swift. There 81 900
with 1900 estimated for Wednesday, prices at the
yards i0c higher.
the curb puts july wheat closed ~ t9gc; calls
71sc; puts September wheat 6i3sc; calls t39sa61Ssc
puts on September corn Gd26lsc; calls 26a26sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. June 90 1897.
OoIToN-The phases Of to-days market were all posi-
tive ones and mainly hullish The market opered quiet
but firm at an advance Of 20 points cables being bet
reporting much heat and protracted drouth. The
erage Of eegraphc crop accounts however remain neaT
sh Following the first call the market receded partially
IN the absence OF outside support which led TO realizing
indications OF demand for spot cotton for Ameri
sinners including orders from the South From the
there was advance Of to IL points. Trading. how
ever was not particularly active at any time Of the day
attracted considerable attention in conecton with an in
creasing demand from New-England spinnes The spot
sales reached 341 bales. including 52 bales export and
5cs es spnn a o The p9 aEfi was s IG n
ding upands to 13-16e and middlng Gulf TO lice
for New-Insland Southern but that the
btray views OF holders forbid much further business at
market but changed front promptly on indications OF pro
tons Of outside buying The advance however has been
largely covering following reports Of unfavorable con
Gulf States. with Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana In
particular sending less favorable sdvioes II is claimed
raced lack Of Moisture and that unless rains come to
the rescue the crop position deterorate rapidly
at net advance OF 70 II points with total sales futures
iniddling quoted was as foows Galveston firm Q Gc
sales 4O5 bales NewOrleans firm. 9-1Cc; sales 800
bales; Mobile nothing doing 79 Savannah, steady. 5ac
Norfolk firm 7t.c: sales 10 bales: Memphis firm, 7i2c
sales 400 bales; Augusta steady 1sc sales 246 bales
Louis firm, nc: sales. 81 bales; Charleston steady
nc Wilmington steady. 7Fsc; Baltimore nominal Sc ST.
Louis advanced 1-1Gc and Charleston &c A telegram
orleans to-day stated that tho first bale Of
cotton had been sinned in Duval County, Tex. and
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabesspot cotton
fair sales 1o0co bales speculation and
800: riddng upands. AKA. Futures steady buyers
IGi advance; closed steady, l202 points net advance.
april. 3jib; June. 4ob: Juns-Juy, 4o5s JulyAueust
soib; Augusseptenber sob; September, October 3lb;
cember January 249'4b. Neutrality-suspicious. quiet cloths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30

,,o,s,s CIV Mo Juno Cattle steady TO strong.
7, & loc HIGHER: helves. - 300 S3 -; pacReis - -p
e. a. lights - f5TS -; Workers. - "OfN5 ~ 'heeP
S'' I,n1 Cattle steady and strong; shiIpinS
-, e. ioTst 10. dressed beet and butchers. - "p
e. ,Sers ,nier or, H. - 5HSi 2p siuckeis anu
e. 50Tsi u: cows and beliefs. - '1HSi o. nI!
e. Texas Indian steers grass ;. ooSo -"
81 49,, 0ro afn.t ~ 81 5o and hefers So 1lu
So a. q 20 Shecp barely steady; native mutt ms
e.. ~ 81 i,ci,cr. $24$3 -; Texas sheep %'as""
"Tns; G1iHriy Penn. June .?.Catte run lgh and mar
-. ''.,'i Hogs active AMI higher. PRIME lgnt-
K, 80 rca 3. 75lS s. 80. hest medium. 50 iuf>i 80;
49,, 80 fi,r Workers. 81 G"n*3 90 h.aNy - ~, - o.:
r"i e. % ~ H. sheep active ard higher choice. -
~. common s. Goa - %; spring ants N-'"l' "V'
veal calves. $50 so -" ., -,e,, s.cc,- y,. offered
~, tr.r. were fcvc~ extremely common .ots OF
.T eaies ~ native teef sts., were ~ an eNtreTle
t.eI' 90 - >oasl With sales largely AZ - loGSi ~
en- .is iarc.!. - SEA - 90 and at heller" IT So
-,,b I'm occasional SAFE ~ 81 23f$i 20 Np9Lt bu
81 n, 81 95siSB f0 lIt choice lots "t S3 VI a. ani
ii,,as -. - iGrt2 ~. THIS Was car Gay ana tnerc
~" 10 gonI gnppy and demand safes heinz mostly at
e. -o@sG ~ In hogs prices were f2c per ~" 10 hso
- 80 seifn, Il, 81 c0a53 GU for an extreme range
g. "a 60 rnckr fetching 81 200S3 40 The aver
,,yeiltv 81 the offerings was very good lAght hogs
-, -,ths- scarce and commanded gpot premium ~
49,. ,r,1o was fairly active at yesterdays range OF
~ sheen were H. demand at 50 21nS2 90 Tor the
r nm 10 50 25us3 - for pretty good t. choice iocks
!oxars and Westerns numerous and SOD as nKn as
a,tre lambs were fairly active at 81 tnSI -. largely
~ a. 55Gsj H. H4celptsCattle. 1000 head hogs -l~o
head: sheep. 1000 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30

INC Flour lower: first patents 81 95aS4 l5 sscond
patents So sO0s3 90: first clears 50 lOds3 20 second
clears s2ns2 Bran In bulk 81 50ns4 10 s1ckeh 20 ~
ass 10
Philadelphia. June 29-whest weak and unclaimed nchangea,
grade June. 1916: July. 7ihMflizc Angus
69f.II0c. September nominal Corn dull and easy. no
mixed. July 2s4a2sAc: August and septemper
nominal. Oats unchanged No white. June ana ' july
25isa26c: Augu"t and September. N'A42oc wool Urn
unchanged. Provisions quiet and unchanged nuer
steady: fancy Western creamery ioc DO fennsy xa
prints. 16c: dc Western prints l5c Eggs steady
nearby, lie: d Western. 10Tlol1c Cheese duI an ,,
easier; New York full cream fancy. &c; New t9k %
cream fair rood I4q7Ac Refined sugars nncnahge c
Cotton and Lice higher miidng uplands' iui"c
Tallow quiet but steady city prime In hhds 3 country
do in bbs 2sG3c; do 2i5c cakes. 3@3ic; grease
2sQ2Zc poultry nmer fowls. DC; old roosters &C.
spring chickens 1lai6c. Dressed POULTRY steady fowls,
choice SC; do fair good 1iansl2c broers. western
desirable sizes. 17G1sc: do small and scalded. ll9loc
st. Louis June 20 Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
Spot steady No red cash elevator I4c asked track
75ib0sOc: July G77sc bid: August. Gihq61%c; septem-
her 66hc. Corn-Spot firm; No cash 22'aliZ3'2c july
22ac: September 24tsc Oats dull and about steady No
cash 17i3c bid; July 17isc. Bran dull weak: cas-,
track sacked worth nomnaly 3jq36c; east side coupons
33c Butter quiet; creamery, lial5c dairy sgIldgc;,
Eggs steady nc whiskey 81 49, Pork lower; standard
mess jobbng 81 5Oass 10 Lard higher prime 81 se 9o
exrn short clear IS 60: ribs 81 shorts So 72s Dry
salt meats-Boxed shoulders 81 80; extra s'ort GEAR
s. 10: ribs 81 22ia shorts 81.
Toledo June 20-Wheat lower. weak No casA sc
July 7O%c Corn active, steady: No 2 mixed II?12o
oats dull steady No mixed. 1910. Rye dun; no =
cash 35c Coverseed steady; prime October. ~ ~ III
lower; North Lima, 49c: South Lima and Indiana SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Dos,,n June o9.-The wool market here fas shown
moro speculative strength this week and considerable
wool IS being shown. II is hard To sell any lot of fine
medium and fine above the basis OF about 35c secured.
The price list: IN =.
I combing 23c: No . conbng 23c; Xxx and above, 22c;
dcainc 22G23c. o =.
Michigan Wisconsin, etc--X. Michigan. lIQlSc; No
Michigan combing 22c NJ Illinois combng re: No
Michigan combing. 22c No Illinois combing. re: y:
Network. New Hampshire and Vermont. lIc: No
New-York New Hampshire and Vermont loc; deiaino;
Michigan 1gd.Oc; unwasheG medium Kentucky an!
Indiana u blood combing. 1sc: Kentucky and Indiana.
., blood comblng lsc: Missouri, blood comhins. IS;
Missouri . blood combng lsc; braid combing, lIc.
Texas wools-Spring medium. IL months, llUl2c:
secured 3la32c spring fine II months loailc; secured
35r 49,
Territory wools-Montana. fine medium and fine. tie
l3c; secured 35d3Gc; staple, 3iN39c: Utah. Nyomng'
ETC. fine medium and fine, l04i2c; secured, Doc, staple
37d3sc -oo-,-
combing good 46aiSc. conhng averge 4i@46c; queens
land. combing. 430iIc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30

COFFEE-There decidedly hrmor showing made
by the coffee market to-day and business would have
been larger the scarcity Of sellers. Opening
advance 1913 points. the market further advanced
lO0l5 points and finally steady in a
advance Of 1923 points Total sales reached 120o)
bags. the prices appended The Improvement was
based on early European adNcos indicating advance
Of al franc NJ Havre and J pfenning at Hambure.
business was stimulated by reports Of hrmcr spot coffee
market in connection with heavy warehouse deliveries
in the United 4OOp bags including
bags taken cx-ship There has been steady falling Of
I'm tho American visible supply ~ Brazilian coffee.
$50 bags against 327 Gi bags last 5is
bags TWO yeus ago As the present supply almost
doubles quantity held last year. traders sun
cautious 70 anticipating future wants In the after
noon slightly easier feeling prevailed. follow easier
Havre advlces. The market for spot Brazilian coffee
There claims OF ~ for 30 Rio. but others
were stu quoting 7&c, which yesterdays closing
price for invoice lots Sales included 1000 bags Rio
10 7 at Ne prompt shipment. The market closed with
suo quoted 74sc: a6oat and be shipped nc. Mid
coffee quotations follows: Maracabo- Common 10
good l0q l1c good Cucua. 13ssQ14c. La Guayra-Caf-
acas i10fSi.c: Porto Cabeilo. 1OQ16l2c Savanilla.
Bucarapanra. 13~Gl6ic. Fogota. 1j2al@>. Mexican.
Cordoi IIG17isc Osxaca. 1li2419c. central america
Common u ordinary l0Hlir; fair 70 good 14edlIs &C.
prime choice. l7a.@2tc East Indian Interior "a
Mocha 190I94c. Sales included 100 bags Maracaibo
private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
HAY AND STRAW.
HER RECORD FOR 4 DAY.

From The Boston Budget
well Mary" asked the Modern Husband. what
have YOU been doing today
The Modern Woman was taxing OF her pohhei,
"F;yerything" she answered. I've had such a
busv dav YOU can't imagine. AT o'clock this
morning We had a reading at Mrs; A-'s-such a
heontif,Il reading. Mrs " read MS paper on
the Architecture of the Probable Capital of Mars
40 wish YOU could have heard II. dear-and after
that Professor W gave us q little talk on the
MICROSCOPE, Insects Of Central Africa Ii was so
interesting.
III must have BEEN
Then AT II o'clock there was meeting OF the
Seventeen Great Religions Club. and at 1880 a
meeting OF the Ways and Means Committee OF the
Society for the Reformation OF Marderers."
And at noon lunched with Mrs. L"
Yes
And In the afternoon we went 20 the spring the
atrlcals Of the Womans Garrick Club And then
canning home | saw such lovely child playing in
the street in front of house. Such dear little
boy, | quite wanted to kiss him. | wonder whose
child he Is"
Man.
Yes"
And blue eyes?"
Beautiful blue eyes.
And an old shirt wast?"
"Oh. n horrid shirt waist!
Then know whose child he IS.
"Well?'
Hes ours"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
REAL VALUE or STATE PROPERTY.
From The Newark Advertiser.

r
The assessed valuations Of the State of New-Jer-
sey are often taken an exhibit of the wealth or
the State when In fact. they do not represent one
half Of New-Jersey's property values The total
assessed valu2tIon last reported was s9i oiS not
including the property valuations exempt from tax
assessment, amounting to So. $50 GIL. The average
valuation of property for assessment in the state
il hard to determine. In some places the rate Is
equal 10 IS per cent OF the real value and In others
II Il only trhing percentage.
Major Lentz OF the State Board of Taxation, In
stances the case OF chemical companies In Bergen
County which own property worth sl.eVWV each
and arc assessed for only $4,000 each. or about
per cent Instances OF this extraordinarily low as
scssmcnt are not by any means rare In the state.
and they occur nearly always whore the property Is
OF large value.
Besides the differentiation OF property vast
amount OF personally escapes assessment The
personal valuation In State ought to approximate
~ equal the real valuation. hut II H. less than one.
NTH In New-Jersey. The actual value OF real and
personal property. outside OF railroad property, IN
New-Jersey cannot. therefore. be less than w.
Zoo 900 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
E1.RopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

liverpool June %. a:i5 =. ra.Wheat-sp3t. No red
Western Interior no stock: ~ rel Northern spring.
seady IS oad. Corn--sIo.. American, mixed. new dul.
IS sd do old firm. IS loi.d: funres June nominal July
fancy winter steady. IS %. Hops at London-PacLdc
Coast steady 5Oa7os Beef du India mess. 53s
9i prime mess As Pork dull: prime mess. fine Western
iJs medium Western. 42s g. iiams,Short cut "a 10
IL H. steady Ais Bacon, Cumberland cut, - to 30 II,
dpm 27s short rib "a II. steady. POS long clear
whites light IS 10 ~ steady. Is; long clear mddes.
heavy 40 A. n. steady. rs 81; short clear mides
hoayy a. IN r., steady. 2is 81; clear bellies, II 70
IL N steady 25 Shoulders square II 70 II 10 steady
26s In Lard prime Western, firm 2ls Cheese, American
ones, white and colored dull f2s Cd. Taow prime city
steady lis % Cottonseed o-Liverpoo refined steady
lbs 81 Turpertine spirits steady us Rosin. common
lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore June 2oFIour dg nneh 59n , Wnoa'
Gii ;9 ~. september 69i.c stock. 3li32S bush; sales
20 i0o bush: Southern wheat by sample dO4I2c new
40 M, Grade G7ieNTiisc. corn steady; spot
month ami july. .9020-c; August; 2o'.a-.'1sc sep
iS bush sales 5000 bush: Southern white corn 81 a
- BE-: 10 yellow 33Q23ec oats steady; no vn5te
drrn. 80 . nearby. 3sigc. No Western. Sgc; stock
Ia rs hush av steady choice timothy. Sl3 oHSli.
Grain freghs steady: steam 10 Liverpool per bush "a
INV and August Cork FOR orders per q - 7l9dd2s lol
r,. IVA August Sugar and buttcr-Steady unchanged.
rs steady; fresh 9isc. Cheese easier unchanged.
Wh'skey unchanged
ON ncvance which checks business: No I hard. old.
ee, ' roy 7sr. No Northern old. Offering new,
~ -. winter wheat neglected. No red In store Sc; on
- sic, n, . extra rcd. track. I9c Corn quiet but
uHe1; " . yellow 2S.c: 30 ? yellow. 29c; No 1 vel
v. o7.,c: ~ corn 2SA.c; 10 ,. 2sr; oats hrm FAR
10 white. DE: No 3 "3ia0%3Ac; No l. 22l.c;
H. . rved 2iisc: 40 mixed. ?oi.c Rye dull; No 2
IN sicra ~ 43Ssc Canal reights firm Flour frm good
lhrcaro June e9--The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June c9.-Cotton steady: middlng Dice
low middling. 3l6c; good ordinary, l3Gc receipts
900 bales sales ~ bales spnners "a bales; stock. 7lI
bales.
Norfolk June 29--Cotton firm middling. 1sc low mid
ding 74c good ordinary. 3l6c; receipts 81 bales;
ports coastwis $40 bales; sales, 2l bales; stock, 2C'
bales.
Nc,y-Orleans June oa.-Cotton firm: middllng. 9Gc
low middlng nc good ordinary ll-6c net receipts
35 bales: gross bales: cOastwise 80 bales
sales bales; stock, 3I,3sj bales
Savannah June :oCot;on steady; middling. ~ low
middlng 7sc; receipts - bales; stock l3lio bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30

r,eyyo,t PIER "a y r.. TUES THURS. & SAT- SPIN
FNV ( Salings per week. commencing July l.
C. 81 birmingham. June ~ Tallahassee July z
-, y, 49,, July Kansas city .........Juiv &
pre-. steamers 10 savannah Close rail- connections.
~. ro,es 10 Augusta Macon. Atlanta MONTGOMERY
,,.,.n, 'Sew orleans Chatt., Nashville etc ~
'rdrkcts include meals and superior accommodations
I,nr massage and freight apply Gen Of
go M I'way ur agency foot Canal Spring SITS.
~ X 'DRYAN Jr.. q. T.. A. NJ G. HAMMOND ACT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
rI1RAYELLERs THROUGHOUT EUROPE

L will md The Tribune nie ut leading Hotels and
Il, the principal Banks. Americans contemplating going
abroad should consult the European advertisements whch
anpear every Sunday Wednesday and Saturday. Only
select ANA reliable announcements published Yo,
avoid much and dissatisfaction caused by many
OF the so-caed Guide Books Our London once. Is
Feet-st II c., In open To all Tribune readers business
or pleasure T. doesn't matter The welcome Is the ssms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
WHITE STAR LINE.
FRENCH LINE.
OONp ACME GENERALE Transatlantiqu

" DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARls FRANGE.
la TOURAINE, Santei. sat; July o. ~, ~ IA
Rates OF passage First class. ~ T. TO Paris StS ana
,ntards bv ALL steamers except La Touraine, Including
r1iway fare tc and landing charges Parlor car
seat is extra during summer season Second class %
E,0Rc;FT General Agent. Bowling Green " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30

cnsh quotations We're aa follows: Flour arm No :
f.rrg wheat 1O.c: NJ spring wheat. ,lc: No : red,
5saIsc: No corn. 21u25isc; No oats. l7A.c: No
white 7 o b. 9lq22i.c No white b. l9hg2li4c; No
"a. g4ic. No barley nominal. 80 ?. b. 2siea@c
$50 70 H. 2sc: No raNseed. oi.g5sA.c prime timothy
90 6. 10 rness pork. per bb 81 10Q$7 15 lard per
leo h. s, Is short ribs sides d9ose 81 4ogSi 20; dry
talted shoulders opcNedl 81 1905 short clear sides
pvD 81 154Si S1isc: whiscy dstlers finished goods.
nor cal 81 10: sugars, cut loaf unchanged. On the
i,19,. r,.chlnge to-day the butter market firm.
rr.lurry i2aiplc: dairys. Sale Cheese quiet. 7i.T
- Eggs steady. fresh. hisc.
,,r.pn,u June 2a-Fllur quiet Wheat firm: No 2
go s.r corn steady No mixed 26lac. oats firm.
higher. y, MIXED. 2la22c. Rye dull ~ 85c. Lard
A., 81 r5 Iulk meats steady 81 s1RSi %. Bacon
sfrascr 4. 5oqS5 -. Whisky steady. 81 10 Butter
rhnr-d Igin creamery lGsc ONO l2nlJc; dairy .isc
g.-,r FIRM Eggi steady. ii7c. Cheese easy.
Milwaukee juno 2o-Whelt weak No spring. I.lsc'
VI northern 15isc: July zoe Com lower No ,. .iis
.li,r OAts lower AID weah. No white. 2li.r. Harey
Irregular: No p at,. SAMPLE on track @dG16c Rye
steady. NJ !. sc.
ainnenpol. June 90 wheat duh. but firm; July, Tie.
feuttmber. G34GJ,.c, 20 l hard 1Gc. No Northern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30

Iotai Gally supply ............'. @4oi5 lf' o'o
The MIX Exchange price continues unchanged at 81 OF
per where delivered the city. cents less where
delivered Of the Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30

Foreign markets.. santos Coffee market qtot; eool
average Santos $500. receipts days, 10000 bags
stock. $4,000 bags Hamburg-Conee market opened 4.
pfennne higher closed firm pennlng advance salea
5000 bags HaVrccofiee market opened firm. y franc
higher. u m, franc higher: ri p. sioady. q
franc advancc closed steady franc advance: total
saIee 1900 bags.
February 80 - August characterization
March 60 20 September -
April ~ 80 Ocfober $500
MAJ .................4i 90 November 30
June ............... 1850 December .......... -
Rlo--C0ffce market weak No. Rio. $500 exchange
7'.i. receipts. TWO days 2%O0o bags: cleared for he
United slacs 1000 bags cleared for Europe. bags
stock. 2l7 Ooo bags.
sl.--.-c.l unaltinn ~ I.azu f,n-.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
CLYDE LINE.
" CHARLESTON. $. c.
SDIfTIIWE<T

the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
From pier 20 f.. r. foot OF Roosevelt-st) D. m.
ALGONQUIN. tlGay' July
riday, July
\
c,aap,srs have class passenger accommodations
WIN l.. CLYDE & co. General Agents,
Bowling Green y. Y.
Fla Cent, AMI PENN. +. +. Line via Jacksonville
Cat 80 Freight and Passenger Lane, via Charleston
~ q EGER General Agent. 375 Broadway n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-30
~,\\\JA RAILROAD.

j THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
,.,..tn, a, the lsthmus for all West Coast Ports A
>0 Mexico, Central and South America.
e,o.,osrs san from pier foot West 9th ST. ~ Y
Iune noon ALLIANCE. July noon
NOR rates apply at Companys office: - Broadway
Train