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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-11-13

Commissioner Rohrer, John OlignsS
aud Editor Merrell of the Stants'n Pilot
were LEADER callers, Friday. q
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-11-13
81 JOHN SATrEKLuNp.
Local Items.

Judge Ranard has been sick bed the
greater part Of the past week.
Mrs. Saterlund her daughter Florence,
and little boy Floyd, returned from Bis
marck on Tuesdays sfage.
Mrs. H. Fl. Hains left en- Tuesdays Bis.
msgck stage on prolonged visit among
Minneapolis friends.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-11-13

\ TED-T,'USTWORTnY AND ACT
w i've gentlemen and ladies' to travel for re
spsnsible. established hnlise in North Dakota
Monthly $55 and expenses. Positions steady
efercnce. Enclose self-addreSsed stamped
lNelope. The Dominion Company, Dept. YY
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1897-11-13

William Richards, son of Agent Rich
crds, came down from Elbowoods. Wed.
nesday, en- route to his Burleigh county
farm. Had nothing new to report from
up river.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
OCEAN MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT


WASHINGTON ID. G.. July
with the provisions ~ Of Congress
approved March g. 1891. entitled AN Act 10 provide
mail between the United states and foreign
ceived at the Post oHice Department In the city a
Washington. until O'Clock D. m. Tuesfsy. the 5k
day October 1897 conveying the mails ~ the n6
States by means Of steamships described In said aet b.
several ports OF the United States and
sral ports in foreign countries which specifically nad
In the schedule Of routes published herewith.
Proposals invited for service said unds,
for i've each. and also for ten
which shall commence the ist of November. 1897
Under the law the rieht Is reserved ~ the Postmaster
General rejec, all bids a In his opinion reasonable
for the attainment OF the purposes contemplated by ne
SCHEDULE or PROPOSED ROUTES. i,
No. 60 ~ s" From New York 20 Turpam. calina
at Havana. Progreso Tampioo. and returning calling
a: Vera Cruz frontero. Progreso and Havana. oncS
week nfty-two trips per year. in vessels q ,hird
class Time of voyage three and three fourth days 70
and from Havana. Bond required with BID f100D
Contract for five years. or for ten years
No. 30. NJ. s." From New York 70 Havana. once
third class Time 81 voyage averaging not more ,Aas
three and fourhs days each Bond rsauifed
with bid $4,000. Contract for hve years or f's ten
years.
The contractor either Of these routes will b per-
nitted substitute. any time during the contract
vessels of the second class for wssls
u the third class without additional compensaon
FOR
NOTE.-On return voyages vessels may touch AZ any
ports not named the schedule by doing the cut
ward not delayed.
Circulars containing copy OF the above-cit@f act,
routes bidders and blank sorme
proposals with accompanying bonds be obtained
Superinte 81 Foreign Mails Post once Depart
JAS. 4 GARY.
Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July % spec,aD-Wheat to-day los' more "a
II gained Wednesday. The weakness s'ar'ei III o
markets yesterday. while this exchange was c'seu,
tonigh, show loss OF from the close wednesday
o,d cents from the opening this morning September
opened from 1874 to 73% sold between 1874 and 'i* ana
closed at 7l.dIa July kept about cents over
The far: WAS W. me 6s by wh have
trading through 200 c bsbss Of long wheat
to-day then put about half as much Tr ings
Who sold The market was affected the new signs of
campaign in by IN nf JUN Thess new signs
manipulation in September hurt the market more o. les
Hy , Fp ssa Vths or Su bcn S1 I
Gables were irregular: Liverpool and Antwerp strong
WEEKS aso had most to do with starting this American
Local receRs S a wS last Ssyy YEAR, Kansas had
25 faGo geo bushels for n two
6 GrGm al ,n A a, cars against
&Gas for s sseS bought Ssr On tie
s sS o Monday win around 800 600 bushels
there was n an ssas ss Of sso%e
ise everywhere Tomorrow reason for the easier
0rae hour The buying was chiefly by professionals.
aTssy Ro' % N Spn s@
26i. bid and PCS and closed , at 2sH. ~ ,. ana
600 estimated for saturday but shipments were over
S% S3s, T Wse Tes SusSes s
Gables The shipping sentiment keeps DULL
easy whp r a. S cn but %y sS was
II cents September sold at i7'4 and lIN and closed at
7,tai7s The weakness in the spot for the last
few days has somewhat increased the shipping demand
Charters 10000 bushels Exports were 10000 bush
weeks 10 enc very bush. but oats are likely To
follow A.,
break in hogs Of IS 10 20 cents In two days made
nrnvision. easy The close slightly the bottom
However: pork cents under Wednesday: lard To ~
cents under: ribs. 21 under. There were 8loOH
hogs with 10 600 estimated for Saturday. good cash
demand continual Shipments large-about 5000 OO
pounds meats days Packers not sellers The
sentiment here keeps bulish.
on the curb puts" on September wheat closed at
t~mber corn 26s- cents calls" 267sa26N Sep
TENDER wheat the curb was steady at Ils cents
Corn strong the curb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 23-The market for cattle to-day was
steady with fairly active trade Common cattle soLu
AZ "a soffs4: extra beevrs S5GS5 Il. The bulk OF the
steers brought 20dsi ~. Stocfers and feeders were
in good demand at 81 5Odsi %: common catte SOFA AZ
sSTss 25 Cows hefers bulls and calves taiy a. ono
and prices again declined 5GlOc. Sales were at an ex
trec range 81 3OGs3 TIis Or heavy packers 10 p
Iigh. selling At 81 Jo0S3 10 ideht welsi.9
continue in demand. Prices FOR sheep were
sheep were salable S2dS2 30 for Inferior %
a. D; for choice native sheep: selling at S2as- -
81 5ods5 ~ and yearngs. siqS4 40 Recsip's-Na''e
500 head hogs. 3i.OGO head: sheep. 500" hsad u,.,
Fast buffalo July 23.-Cattle- Receipts lish,
stesdv demand fair Veals and calves-keceiptS 3ovv
head: market firm. demand fair logs lecep's, %
cara: market weaker. demand fair; orkers soSt
and Receipts light; market steady tar ue1au
vea-lIngs choice prime 81 25Us4 40 cuis 10 u
s31 81 5O native clipped sheep choice 10 seectd
ora az goTs4 culls and common sheep ~ oVas' coz,
East Liberty July 23-Cattle steady ezra a. - ~
&. 90, prime 81 i0Gs4 so: common So ioas3 Coz bulls
light weights and pigs. -; best medun 80 s s f
heavy 50 GodS3 5 roughs. s2 23a$ 10 Ship s 1b
choice 81 l5dsi 20: common So LOps" "" spring '''
s3 T5dsi -; veal calves s. 15as8 10 . -. s.,,,,,r
louis Iuv 23-Cattle steady; good 70 pes y. en
s,esrs 81 tods5 10: dressed beef and butchers Is @
81 ao cows and hofers 50 ioasi 10 Texas ana 90 1
1iogs to Toe lower: light So 5OaS3 so: mixed - .,n
81 90: heavy 81 2oas3 So sheep shade lover: ,h
rnut,ons 50 4O6S3 -; Texas sheep - -'"F" 49, '"'
50 MSS Is - -,. ..o and steady Hogs
hansas SeayIcs 81 2Sas3 80 packers s. 22zg
"a 20. mixed 81 25as3 80: lights 81 2o4S5 80 @
s3 27ilGS3 30 pigs 81 10ds3 - sheep STEADY 10 se
ianbs 81 25as5 q: muttons. s2asi 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
THE LONDON WOOL MARKET

London July 23.-A the wool auction Gales TO-DAY
IL bales offered. OF which 500 bales were WIN
drawn The bidding very animated and from All
quarters. NewIeaand greasy crossbreds and merhos
were I'm supply and brought full rates The CONT
nent took secured mcrinos and Natal greasy the former
al hardening The home trade secured croehres
and Eastern Cape OF Good Hope and Naals at fu rates
The following the sales In detail:
New Wales-33TO bales secured, loisdnls t1sd;
greasy. 5Aal0d. $500. o,
oueensland-lc2 bales secured ildais a'sd; srea"y'
6nq9hd ana, - ran,
Vicorlas5s bales; secured. isdis i.d greasy. 5sa9d
South Ausirala-30 bales secured GAdM1s I'D.
West Australia IA bales greasy. 6WId.
Tasmana--S,5 bales, secured, Skg9d greasy, 6isg
i0itd. .... a..
Ncw.Zeaand- o5i bales: secured 6l.dais 3sd greasy
5i4dlOi
Cape OF Good Hope and Natai-i4i3 bales; secured
,islIIs 4i.d: greasy. 4Ag7isd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. July q, 1897.
BEEvEs- Receipts two markets ~, head: u car
~, ala Quiet STEADY all around Native steers $40
81 10 stays and oxen SO 5oasi IS bulls 50 73gfa dry
s2Hk3 40 beef steady 6sGsc for native
sides cables from London and Liverpool quote Amer-
can steers al 0sdOhc dressed weight refrigerator beef
M 7iLaTAc per ~. Exports to-day $40 beeves.
cALvES-Recep,s. SO head; SOS head on sale more
active hut &c lower all Veals f4GfS 10: few
tons So bu,iermilks s3as3 Is City dressed vene. 80
per II. ~ ,,,. 49, . ,.,
head ~ cars on sale Sheep steady: lambs ,s0tc lower
sheep s2Gs4 so; lambs 81 50df, 90 Dressed mutton 10
sisc Der n; dressed lambs 7@0isc per n,
HOGS Receipie. $50 head; easier a, - ioast ~
10 be exported 1870 direct 10 local sauFhterers and
10 for the market making with the cattle already
in the Yards total ~ IL sale all at Jersey city
The market ruled quiet 'hroushou notwithstanding
light supplies with all around at Just about the
same point noted wednesday. The yards were fully
cleared the finish. Poorest to best native steers sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24

FLOUR AND MEAi-Prces were decidedly sy,,sdgew
Ing They were reduced sn1' failed Te 'e to
pnsPs grades , GS, patents sysa these sS aoied at $
4Ssgs Winter 80 .,y Tn e %iSs4
$ sss:s g s.as SCI ::s sg:5 aoRy
Haaea'Si SaSf g s g
S1S Ss ssSa: spring Py f.td d s s sSs
s sSS bran 59ssssss s6SP .Sa''o oil meal
sGSsfnns r 9als iH liquidation o, long
foreign , neS and 4hs ' fnsps sH1
ss8ass 'is IN has sHcs
%ss @a 10 '' were rs
the export business along marrow lines Ihe Par
-four the figures showing franc INC 30 genuine, as a 10
franc 80 cenimes net Ssc Weather news ana new e
tmaes making French only IS per cent short, or
fa about oa,n marks IN. ' s
q S's ns from There
sSs sss. S va. a dy S
at ReGPs s Ss0 n Ssv Ssss
decline healthy and natural reaction a atcs Oc
sicaea improved Northwestern conditions far as
The was a but m. Southern par, Of the
bsl, particularly Dakota Regarding The
Kansas CITY for instance. stated ha. received
Sst Nssa the as asi tour only sas
las, ndsn9 was sse sad u iq ee
time in the three Prices In the local market
after openng shade higher fell on sharply ana win
few exceptions declined steadily throughout the Gay
showing greatest weakness In the last hour July III
particular hammered vigorously by the local taieh,
ana al the close showed 3kc decline from last night
AGAINST ic net loss positions probable re
dncton Of bush in Northwestern stocks Tor the
OF about $50 90 bush In Mon
Says visible Brads,reets export wheat and -four for
the week were bush against 622 s2s bush the
week before 2ss oo bush last year Exporters TOOK
in al l54 bush locally. and about at nuch az ou
ports The trade here included 5000 bush NO REQ 2Sc
sy,r September b. ahoat: 10000 bush ungraded wheat
oryate terms; "a 600 bush No hard winter. INC over
Esotember b. afost. early August $500 bush No !
N5r,hern New-York, S. September. o b. anoat
10 red quoted 77xc. B. anoa,. late August:
10 j Northern New-York quoted s5Ae o D. anoa''
80 . hard NewYork. 7s7te ate August .
c'ORN--The featu to-day was It's COMPARE
live s,eadiness Notwithstanding the break N wheat.
Shcr,s good throughout the day being sfi'
ELLA nv higher cables and reports Of unsatisfactory
ndtons from parts of the belt Near the close
howsver the marke. fell OF slightly with wheat aid was
fnsl,y Unchanged from last night 'Bradstreers ex-
norts were eos 379 bush Exporters took SoooO bush
10 corn 7s0IAc over September ahost ana aiso
Ad con.derabe business at outports NO corn
ou ais.e elevator and 33hc Z anoat.
SATs-There was absolutely no speculative feature 70
mis- market to-day and closing prices were
from 1si ght IL the expert department about ioooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24

cash quotations fo9ws Flour firm :01 gn
s ssss S S15?s 's i S2sS
I5c a7: 10 % sH Ssre 2lg2S' S SAM VINO Sc
axseed s2 e S" ETima lard % Ssr 100 h. o5 short
PH bs s sf V Goose S5c dry sailed shoulders boxed
1910; shor, clear sides C6oxsd ,;qsrs cut loaf
q sl s fT nsnfa s = o. standard AZ 0c
Minneapolis July 2swhea weak July hard 7Ss,e
s Zen No Ssf:qS''ss si.c D'''''''' %
Milwaukee July 2aWheat weak No co M11' sSIl No
H. s. s'; aj%sa " S S s aaSs Hs
QUIET TS e? S6 'r @se sg?e s'eadT 1895
Lard easier sI b Whsey 81 s Butter steady
Sugar Sugar arm Eggs duh, 7c Cheese easy
s+sds Jul" 5smss s Cora Aus ssdy 20
as Na vss 5nS sas
september 23sa24c; October 24a25c Bu,es s nn
fancy W.tnrn e9ns leo Eggs rm
iG2c do Western. ilali'c Cheese hr 10 and II Of
S Hsa so ssGs. a aa1anse az fowls
o % arm sS active 1t Or 6ss SSS 'S
good 1oGOsc brolers Western desirable szes coo bh
% s9 anc ana whas 2s go Sush corn
$1,000 bush % s a6 Slas ''" DUST"
lower CASH elevator &c track 1tag sSsem Mo
casE and f JUN &c BAL september asked os,sss9
east side On track sacked worth 3sa3oc east side sou
r anc Ps an? sandad sSns
3 Lard lover prime steam 50 s7l4; choice 50 o.
= rs extra short clear S. ribs s. i2l shorts s. 25
Toedo July very active E lover No sssn
oats steady: No mixed pc. Rye dull. arm; No cash
SOC Cloverseed quiet prime October, 4a2's. OIL IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24

' 100 M s,ss' :. and .a Sasn e. be-.
oS prime TIs. sy HF ssoe
s;ss a';; s1.s e; e.
s sf.d Ti e Ss s
:s% q 'p%sa 20 ea an;
go e "a: a4 rSf
$50 cattle Tor schwarzschd sglsocrss, making nS os
svs9ss !, e. 90 b. E e. 5
90 10? at a. 8 10 y so. 3d. IT, IS DO
rsa e. ;sss at ;S d. s y
s' at at o g. q So o. ia11 3 g. stag Sag 1900 90 At
s. cgy;E % Illinois steers Ills o. at 's
Il ga .:: So & n - Is y VIZ
s ssiis Ss :. sTs. a a'1' =. ~,
fS9' q 80 s. Fsnn'yvana steers lilo ~
US head d, S SSs %alx: s'1 any
total sos head sale212 at Jersey CITY and go a,
The d wsS
sSue sssSf % ffc o. y y%a
carried Poor to prime veas sold at S4MSo 20
e 2sSss as city iy" desssd yeai. dull sqo msd
Extremes: dressed Suermfs at S@6sc generally little
p s'is c n IT 40 M:aS Fs:'' F sss'ss
IL @ s = 2 at st. & Il G 80 at 81 49, dd at s.
!. o. 100 N. at s.; % butermilk calves 1873 ~ at
jsn; Wright " g CO.. 1928 v'ais iS' '' at s. 'o'
Il i Hollis veal;. $50 ~ a. So 30; 100 10 at s. So
ss5i; do 10 \, DO 10 n at 81; 10 butter
Judd Co.: II yeas, l73 ID, at 50; 10 mixed calves
newton & Co. virginia calves. i27 n at s. rs.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receips including one , car d.
stock carried over yesterday total OF ~ cars sale
all at Jersey CITY sheer were scarce ana wanted al
in good demand but on very liberal offerings for FdSy
ssS at hd the cds ooT TO good sheep .Sd at
dressed mutton 7gs per os dressed ys lambs 7gss
s@'s S at per los
at at s. 9 80 D. g e 3D. % e r. 8 O.
M e2 at $: ): 2 Dc %rS e. d at & 70 rs Xs
sas do 50 H. at s. % h. s. 20 1915 Ken
lucky lucky do iS.S IS = S s. 80 a. 80 81 % st )
vrin s"s dc 50 H. ssso a.
' at At 81 g. 200 g. p 'a at s. g. o. r'f'S
sss %G de b s - sIS" %G DO $ as
x:a5 5%s9 6 E: y;1'2: :7s; r +
s ae $. @ osS 49, 90 So 81 e. r 9S
at 80 so s' K.G do "a No. at IL at st 81 SIN
DO io4 n at s.so West Virginia do io' 10. at 81;
Ks..nc ok g, bate IS 40 at b s. at s
II, az 81 R2b; state do. % NJ at 81
II. wilker.on 90 Ksntucky lambs y no. al - "''H
s SANDERS 24G West Virginia lambs. " 10 AT - 90
49, do CA n. at So 80. . .. ,o
w NJ Conner: l12 Kentucky lambs. u 10. at p 20.
- Do GS ~ at s. icis I33 Kentucky sheep % 10 al
S3o0 go. 49,, ,,,,,,o 90
head on sale Slightly easier at - loaS4 ~ per i 10
for weights
sales-s. Iudd Co: state hogs 100 70 aysrase
81 10 per No. Ohio DO. 113 N ut - 80; lS 90 10
NJ 81 10: roushs. POS NJ ut 81 30; do 20 ID a'
81 ~: ! stag. 80 N. AZ 50 81 ~ . .. 40
HUM Il Mullen date yesterday: state hogs ." ~
| al f25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 23-Coton easy middling. Ia.c; low
mddlng nc: good ordinary. 6Isc. Receipts 1913 bales
exports coaswise 1903 bales sales 1872 bales spnner
Ii2 bales stock. 2262 bales. Weekly-kecepts ~
bales: exports coastwse 2ooi bales sales 1872 bales
spinners l42 bales. 1870 $500
81 Louis July 23-Cotton steady miGdlng. e6c
good ordinary Receipts - bales: shipments. 81
bales: stock iO3sI bales Wcekly-Net receipts. 100
bales: gross LA bales shipments 3i97 bales sales
bales. $3.50, -
mIddny re. Receipts. | bale sales % bales; stock
2s3 bales Weekly Receipts; 81 bales; exports coast
wise I bales sales. s2i bales.
New orleans July 23-Cotton Arm; mdding. INC; low
mddng 5i6c; good ordinary. csc Receipts ~ bales;
Ynors 10 the Continent I62 bales: coastwse 2i0 bales
sales 200 bales stock 1906 bales corrected weekly
Pecepts asa bales exports France G65 bales TO the
Continent G1s bales coastwise ii07 bales sales 22oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
CASH QUOTATIONS
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

X,
rop,r-Ef>-There a small market for conee' r'nai,
o.. 40 the volume OF business the scope or variations an"
the promise OF future activity Opening steau! d. a"
sayance ~ 10 10 points there was grsoua EASING a.
until the Improvement lost and the market ths
a. "he hands OF the local contingent Eariy IN .e
.ssst"n ,here had little European ouyihs pu'
cahes were disappointing the spot demand was
r,ry outside speculstors Indifferent and by moor
prices We're nonnay back to the closing hgares OF e
-avous day The afternoon arket was featureles WIN
the tone finally dull and prices net unchaseu 10
points higher Spot brazilian coffee cl0sea au r 'm
rreooyted sales on the No Rio at ~ Tor m
voice lots with jobb:ng parcels nomnaly &c aooee wv.
basis There steady market FOR mia conees WIN
sales OF $50 bags Maracabo and 100 bags savanna oi
private The quotation Isl ,Sr M h market With
the figures finally abou, follows MaTacaipo cnnra
"a god 9i5GiC.c; good Cucuta l9dl3tc La Oua!?Ia-
caracas iOisGlsc: Porto Cabello, 9tal6c. saEhnns
Bucaramango l3i40l5c; bogoa l9qis ,ercan-
Common to ordinary lOalic fair TO good it.a,e prime
10 choice I7.G2Oisc. East lnda-Iner'or 25:g!d,2c'
fancy 2TT30c: Javas 2lg25c Angostura' h*uiZ~''
Mocha, 1870 l9iac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24

C,OTTON-There was a positive further gain In me
price to-day. The market opened seady VIII
drmness on the call and continued 10 lead utousI-
out the although July and september were a,so
81 II points the later months at best showed an
advance OF 3a5 points The market was hnaiy s.e,u!
at Of all points chiefly on me 1'u vR
stions The advance in August was Varlousis
bidding the purpose OF MAKING De.ei 81
ing basis months, 70 maIpuia,p'i az
10 buying spinning purposes t9gsthe WIN iecons
srm whatever cotton delivered and on iaihg 70 sen
the balance in the open markets redeevr ~ is mar
,tav the rise. In general way tie nla! n.
was made firm by unsatisfactory and conheting nd
m Atlantic states The English cotton market news was
quite as good expected, win private sror,s as
that spinners predsposed 10 DeeNe 10, ,he,.
~ ,ha Taxas sat,on had been overdrawn but that teE
wore afraid 10 rely upon their convictions IN ths res
and would buyers unless uco, gu yorihrom-
S pe3Sine further developments 70 the true s.u
alton In Texas traders both sides OF me ~ AZ a.
"a ha, conditions generally favorable 70 te
Sro cotton steady unchanged safes 29 III, lac
ming; middling uplands l3-,9H rn,ns We're as fol
Southern spot markets middhne Quot 90 hsIee New
,o1e. caivesion-Ouet at 7ac; sales l5 paes ,hing
Orlesns~Frm 7%c sales GOO bales Is os baIes
doins at 7so savsnnah-Firm at lsc salcs % sieady
AZ 13-6c sales. $50 bales Augus!a-r Eyni
"a hales St Louis-Seady al l3-lOe
at Ts.c. Wmington-Firm at SC ha''''
CoTtnn Exchange special Liverpool cables-spGt cotton
fair business doing sales loeVV Oaps 600. middling
$3.50. AID Futures quiet; sellers al l. 64 adVanGe
Closed steady Ql point net advance ' Mb Anil
s5sb; Aprl-May s55ks; July 4l2b JuiynAusScss o.
September 3O6i,b; September Oc'oner 3o'p'
3S1 SS but
s,eady Cloths easier but not quotably lower
he range Of contract prices follows v.s,.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24

"A ,s0sa as for noudered Morphine was quiet and
changed Qunine unchanged on domestic at lIaec;
hut foreign was lifted little the inside price, ana
Il Ia quoted 17afsc. Essential oils were genetaiy
quiet The chief interest centred In anise whic1 ~
higher and the price II Is 81 S5u$l No. FOR sep
October delivery 81 70 has been paid nn1
is said that no more can be had that ngure. pHer-
Ings are light and supplies not large MOST OF tns
other essential oils the list unchanged Chnnges
81 25ds1 40: lemon grass native. 0,fc1? Tor me PEST
grader peppermint Western tins. f1asl ~. New-ioIk
tins sdsi & cases 81 4oafl a.. Roots quiet and
Wit change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24

bush heavy white oats were negotiated 70 oa's
Quoted Sitc; No Sss alSi No ,I Whit s',.S aSSsc
49,. .RYE-Market easier; quoted, $0,sc ssked
Buffalo. . BARLEY-Market dullj quoted. S"No c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ter patents 81 1885 i5 clear strashts So ss9s4 81
:Pr"s patents - sos y; clear and S,r 'sis% as
Ss,ic; 30 and s,eamer Ss Dat. steady: receipts s1
bush GPRs ssc Mo s4s Dps .cmsS s
lax and S'Rsa Sc 7sss ssa's ap.n
dnss sll soasi3 5o red dog -four ic Fresh peer mb
arm Northern creamery i6aIGc Western. i5aisc ini-
7d7hc; Western. Td7Ic.
steady NO hard spot sac No SSrthsTn sssc Mo-
s21c Winter wheat dull; some offerings. No red new
arrive. but not quotsble State. 77Q7sc Corn-Trsck
offerings light and only small lot OF No corn irad S
Gle through billed 40 white, 2sEc: no mixed 2..c
DAYS advance Canal fresh,s dull; wheat. 2c; corn
2hc to NewYork.
Chicago. July 23.The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows
Wheat, No. :: Opening. Hish:: Lowest, cio'. ,s,.
f e.; a:v: s;s|sss FL FL ~'s
Corn. No. g:
!s;S .,>,sss 81 s''.o 81 II
Oats. No. .:
w l7.o!y!555 81 81. 'H'' II
May .......'.'.'' -os -Vs
Mess pork. per hbi:
s sept i;:: ..... 80: ao 172a $50 Gfsa
Lard per 100 10:
short ribs. per 100 10:
S September .sSS :sss .sSS :ss
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proposals

NrOTICE-Estimates for furnishing cobble and
~ rip rap under contract No. 800 Will be re-
ceyed nv the Department Of Docks at Pier a. Battery
place ~ r. until ~ o'clock noon. Tuesday. August 3D.
1897 For particulars see cry Record.
MOTTO +. -Estimates for repairing the plat
Il form n, the OF seventh avenue. Harlem River.
under contract No sos will be received by the Department
OF Docks Pier a." Battery PLACE NJ r.. until IL
o'clock Tuesday. August 3rd 1871 FOR particulars
City Record.
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nge Of contract prices follows;
Yester-

Rio-Coffee market quiet: No Rio. $500; eAcnange
a-IGd. receipts 900 bags cleared Tor the Inteu
states bags cleared for Europe looo oags socN
22J coo bags.
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Receipts Of breadstus at interior points IN heh
iast three cphers 1000 omitted. hour Dds graz" ou'
fol,o
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CUNARD LINE.

A CUNAKD LINE
IA TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier ~. " r.. foot OF Clarkson St -.
Aurania July ~. noon E,ruria Aug ~. J.. Ne
Umbra . July 81. p. NJ. lCampania. Aus. p. u
fucania Aug. l. noon Umhria Aug. =. T. II
VERNON II. BROWN Co Cen Agents.
BOWLING GREEN. NETWORK.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

~ 80
britannia July IS. nooa Britannia AVS y nocs
Aug. noon Majestic. sept hope
1;ermanc. Aug. II. noon Gsrmanic ..- sept = nooa
Teutonic Aug Is noon Teutonic sept, i, , hoa
M COTTON CARRIED az PASSENGER sTEAMkks.
pier No as North River Office, BroaGMsy' y J.