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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ne S,7 s; IVY ss I 10; 'S S'r.c,
to Side saughterers and cars for the market -,
few bulls and dry eows ar cas- pq for
prime city dressed native sides No change IN oaoe,
G s S% sna to Ss ssa for ,aS @
berger the Orinoro TO bermuda q cattle ana - shsep
for various exporters. No shipments reported Tor To-
Mullen: bull, SO b, svsrass :. a. g s.
J. r Nelson: oxen. io'o H. at 81 %; bulls $40 ID
JellTe. wrigh, Co.: bull GOO ii. at SO 10
CALvEs-Receipts all for the nerfet. were '3e head
ne a5 all Of ,ns Which S ee at at m prices other
ruled little quiet. and buttermilks eased OF fraction
T sos psns SsS SO PER- 90 iSe b se at s.
$ 6cas Of good western ssy ss
Ioc per 10 country slow o9ssc dressed but
isa s Msh c ~ ses Il.
g d %i't ss isvs :. Il, r' 80 80 DO 3D. at
~ Hume e. Mullen oo vea' Tag d. at - r. 80 49, e
!ss At s 90 DO los r at - So S d. u !, r,
cS i 4 81 i, e. ~ a. IS 80 80 s b. DO
IS S;si;: i IS v''' ''s No. do
e:5yes ,Ss p 3. . 81 80 ss s,
=. % g. 'fv d. "a "a T. at q western caves "
sTGsP Ax ealys: c s ss 80 or
TO scsfcs and rse on m
ogt The BULK Of the lambs ala not arrive until a;e and
with only few carloads IN slght early the market
opened everish end excited dealers forcing prices
an extremely high notch. But there was nothing in
reality TO Justify the advance and when the full quota
OF receipts yarded the market quickly fell back
about 50 10 for choice.
Three cars unsold at the finish An exporter paid
81 per bunch Of sheep. slaughterer 81 10
for n few choice wethers to ordinary sheep
sold at s3qss 90 lambs sold at 8 t0gs6 TO- dressed
SaIes-Newton Co: 2s5 West Virginia lambs. GO N
average at SO per 100 ~ 265 DO G7 ~ at So 1877 DO 90
M M fG "a do 81 10 at do. Is 70. Sc; do
C7 ~ at 81 s7iA; 2 bucks. 145 10. at 81.
Mcpherson e. Co.. 498 Virginia lambs 6S H. at SO: go
do OF H. at IS s7H 159 do. 81 ID. at IS 10.
s Judd Co: 2I3 West Virginia lambs II No. at 80 TO-
"a; do 67 H. Mt 49, West Virginia sheep. 40 ~
So 20 .,. 49,
NJ Collins: 23i Virginia lambs CO n, at SO TO- PSI do
n N al IS G5 pa DO 52 NJ IS 40: % Ohio sheep 1S
NJ at S. 81 do 0s N. at 81 70: 10 Virginia do. i03 No.
HOos-Receipts. Is cars or 2.o61 head. including l72
hesS on sale Higher SO O4s4 25 for weights
saies-A W. Lamb date Yesterday q state hogs. 40
n average. at 81 Is per 100 n; DO 200 10, at 81.
HUME q Mullen yesterday: 10 State hogs 500 H.
nj "a 10: do EOS 10 at 81 do. $50 ID. at SO o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains leave foot of West 42d St. as follows d5 minutes
earlier from Franklin St)
1855 A. VI. for Montana. Orr's Mills Lakes Mohonk
and Minnewaska Middetown. Bloomingburgh Elienvie,
Fasbursh Hurleyvlle Lake Kiamesha. Liberty. Scran-
.cn Walton Delhi sidney. Norwich Utica. Oneida. Full
ton. Oswego.
O:I5 A. VI. for Campbell Hall. Middletown Blooming
burgh Wurtsboro. Ellenvle Mountainiale. Cenreyie.
Fasburgh Lake Kiamesha. Hurleyvlle, Liberty Falls.
Liberty White Lake
1.t5 p VI Saturdays only) for Midiletown Bloom
,nchurgh Wurtsboro Ell-nvlle Mountandale Centre
VILE Pittsburgh. Lake Kamesha. Hurleyvle Ferndae
Liberty White Lake Parksvile Livingston Manor Rock
land
3:15 p. W.. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and
ienviile Mountandale. Cenreve Pittsburgh. Lake Kia-
mr.ha Hur,eyvle Ferndsie. Liberty. White Lake Parks
vile Livingston Manor Roekand
O;15 p. VI. (Frsnklin st. BIAS p M. Daily. for
Camnbali Hall Middleown. Liberty Livingston Manor
Walton sidney. Norwich. Randasvil!e; Hamilton Oneida
Fton Cswego Niagara Falls. and points West; Pullman
sleeping Car Reclining Chair Car seats free through to
Chicago without transfer arrives Chicago e5o 2. NJ.
x,3O p NJ for Montana O!r's Mills Meadow Brook
Hrnsde Campbell Hall. St)hy Ford Crystal Run MIL
dletown win.r,on. Bloomngbursh Wurtsnoro Eienyiie
T,cksts and Pullman seats at 81 broadway. ~ 7.
T. G ANDERSON. G p A.. 50 Eeaver ST.. y. Y
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SHCRE R.K.

Trains leave W. 42d ST. Station y. Y. as folo"s' ana
IL m earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
:l,:,O a NJ Daily Local to Buffalo. Sleeping car
New York to Bloomyile. Sundays only; can be oceu-
1910 4 NJ. Daily Local to Albany for catski Noun
tans Saratoga. 49,, n- ~.
1915 A. NJ Daily. for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Roeh-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo
Cleveland and Chicago. ,,,.,,.
ALDO A. NJ Daily except sunday. to Boomville
Catskill Mountains New PATTI lakes Monon5 ana
B.-II 40 A. NJ. Daily except sunday 10 CatsSih
Mountains New Paz, Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska,
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parior cars
to Saratoga and Caldwell .,,,,,. ,,, j..
1,1S p NJ Saturdays only. Haf-Holiday Special 10
Catskill Mountains. Parlor car attached a..
C~3,45 p NJ. Daily. except sunday 10 Catstill Noun
bany and Saratoga. Paror car attached to Bloom
willie and Saratoga.
C-4nDO p NJ Daily. except Sunday, for Albany.
0,OO p ~ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. SYRIA
cus. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
trot Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis.
8,8O M Daily except Sunday, for Newburg, Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal Sleeping car Albany to
7,4S p ~ Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse. Roches
S;I5 p NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochee
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
A. b. C-Leaves Brooklyn by Annex: A1O5. BIo:4o
A. M C,3O5 p. NJ: Jersey City p. r. r. Station
AiO:4O BIZ 20 CO rs P. NJ.
Time tables at principal hotels and offices
C. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave-. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot Of Cham I'M
300 A. M-vestibuled Express daily for Binghamton
Waverly Emira Buffalo Bradford Arrive Buffalo 800
T. NJ Parlor to Buffalo.
0:I5 A. M.-vestibuled Express daily except Sunday
For port Jervls Monticello Lackawaxen Honesdale. and
important local points Corning Daily 10 Port Jervis
Pullman Parlor Cars for Monticello and Corning.
1000 r. M-Vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily. solid
train Chicago via Chautsuqua Lake arrives Cleve
land T4O A. NJ, Chicago p. NJ. Sleepers TO Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
80 T.. M.-Bufralo and Cleveland Vesbued Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 90 A. NJ. Bradford. 7l7 A. NJ.
jamestown 700 A. NJ, Cleveland 1890 p. NJ. S.eepers
Buffalo and Cleveland. making direct connections for
Detroit Chicago and the West Cafe Library Car.
S:45 r. M.-via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
Solid train TO Chicago Sleepes 70 Hornesvile.
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
YJNICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations ILL., 1l3. 261 40l and 057 Broad
way l27 Bowery 1876 East lo3h-st and 81 West 125h:
ST. Chambers and West 23d-s. ferries NewYork; 333
and 100 100 Broadway Booklyn 200 Hudson
ST. Hoboken. Jersey city Station Westcott Ex-
and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences "a destination.
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DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Arrives Buffalo 955 p NJ. Pullman vestbule Day
Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dinng-CaT Service. Meals
la carte Connects Buffalo with through sleepers %
.t2,25 t2,4O T. NJ. daily. except sunday for MAucH
CHUNK and lntcrriedate points a. -,e,oS
sly:55, 1sI5 T. NJ. sundays only. for EAsIoN'
MATCH ,'HI NIX. and the coal branches ,,r,
.S ,4O =. II. daily exceps sunday for Win 20
nARRE PIrTsToN SCRANTON. and principal inter.
mediate stations tshhscts TOT "' PD''s !" S'"'
chair al for WHkesoirre. ,,.,,
s,.s5 a,tO T. NJ. daily. except Sunday, for WILKES
y pR% pITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate stations Connects for az points IN coal regions
p'msn pnfret Parlor Car 70 W lkssbarre -
st:.,5 5:I5 r. NJ. daily for EAsION and inter
mediate stations =, -. -, c,.s.v trx,rass for
,'r,,"n and principal Intermediate stations 'onnee"
g.. Rsadiay and Harrisburg Chair car 20 sa,nston,
.U,55 800 T. NJ. daily for btFfALp NlAotnsnnSs
r Ms and ali points West. Pullman sleeper sestDs'
,roin Y 20 Chicago. Seeperr g. bgiaso ana ,on nly
~. $50 N aa, excep. SUNDAY s,SnpnJ ; en-
MATCH CHUNK, l. B JUNCTION. , SArKn, J Phil
EVA ROCHESTER. BATAVIA and ButaALo, ru,u,
aan siesoe, 4 buffalo None bu, seepnsca passenger
sS,SS O,OD p NJ. daily. for lIha.A; "rssS II
po,'UEsTER BUFFALO. NtAGANA ftNl.Ln. T I.s.ss
rnirts West Pullman seepers ~ Wlkesoae sr pnyT,
additional local trains daily, except SUNDAY 20, % as
BROOK and intermediate points ieass a. a On u NJ
900 NJ 55, 2:30 1856. i;2l ana 80 as,, e:A
rctets and Pullman Accommodations a, itS ,ssrh
~; ota and 323 Broadway. 81 f. li,n 81 700 "a
=, isi Bowery, y. Y: SEQ Fulton ~. ' 'o''' '"' ~
prnadway and Brooklyn Annex. BrooNfh. Au.x. s,os>
n Y Transfer Co Will call Tor ana .n'N" ''ss'e
hotel or residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
10 Wool Exchange quotes as follows:
PULLED WOODS (SCOURED Basis.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York July is, 1897.
BEANS AND PEAS-Exporters have shown more inter-
in marrow during the last twentyfour hours.
and the market frmer the bulk Of sales at
30 and no choice stock be bought below that
figure some holders little inclined to ask more.
Medium and pea unchanged In demand price the
former are relatively firm consequence Red
kidney show slightly nrmer tone; exporters have paid
81 TN unable TO buy the quality wanted for
less Other varieties are about as previously quoted.
Green peas steady We quote: Beans. medium. choice.
per bush 81 20 do fair 70 good :gsl i2. do medium.
70 good s0ssz'.s % red kidney choice 75gs TN do
eye q oSgs1 or: % lima California 81 %; 90 Lady
bags 70872l,c do Scotch. bbis s7iaooc; do bags s2
Gs5c.
BUTTER-Receipts were lighter to-day. but
had accumulated and the supply Of all qualities
ample. Buyers took hold OF strictly fancy
fairy we'll and the market for such well sustained
basis Of 15c Holders who tried a
this had hard work and the effort a all
successful. The closer discrimination quality put q
good OF the marks which usually bring top prices
grade OF seconds and nrsts and
freely the figures quoted There
speculative buyers showing less interest Nothing
report State dairy butter and the Western pack
ngs without change OF Importance We quote: Stae
1898 choice oc do hrss ilc: DO thirds seconds 110
l3c do State extras l5c; DO thirds frsts lIQ14c
State dairy half nrkn tubs extras 4c do Welsh tubs
fancy I31Q14c: dairy tubs thirds nrsts l0Ql3c State
dairy tins etc. l0giSc; imitation creamery. fancy i2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas City. July l5:-cate steady &c strong Hog.
steady: heavies So 2OgS3 90 packers 81 1898 22Ia
mixed % i7qs3 % lights. SO I5asa 20: Workers 2Oa
SO e2,s pigs 81 I5ass TO- Sheep strong lambs. 81 ESQ
ST Louis July i6Cattle strong to shade better; good
20 best native shipping steers "a 4Ous6 dressed beef
butchers s4Qt4 J under 1000 ID. 81 65Q 10: stockers
and feeders s0s4 20: and hefers s2Qs+ i5
ners 81 25IS2 Indian steers So 75fI
So fed. 50 I5aA 90 cows and heifers s2lS3 e. Hogs
&c higher light 50 30Qt3 A. mixed 81 2On<3 90 heavy
81 1898 As Sheep strong; natives - J0u$3 76 lambs
81 JoQ$5 is; Texans, So 2JNS3 G5.
East Liberty July I5Catte steady: extra 81 6ods4
prime s. oOas4 so common So 2ogs3 So bulls and
cows e2Qt3 20. Hogs steady; pgs. IS 70at3 15 prime
light Workers 81 GS4k3 10; good Workers. mediums
So GOQt3 O5 heavy So 45dt3 90: roughs 81 25gs3 rs
spring lambs sass %; veal calves 5000 90.
Chicago July i6-In cattle there less animation IN
The demand than on yesterday and hsayy eAtiiA aod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago JuIv Is (speciaD.-Al sorts Of sensational
bull news received at opportune times during the day
resulted in closing wheat market decidedly strong at
an advance IA cents from the close OF the previous
dav important features the strength In the July
future both and at Liverpool and the continued
light offerings o. wheat everywhere Added to this
were reports foreigners were big buyers at New
York There certainly indications that the French
were buying here through ST. LOUIS houses ana reports
81 ona item Of n. day however reported
Sfssna. S e a' ss'H *nis
the a st. Lu; nsS bought xscA oysr
September through na two GSe 1ra hs a
Sn 5; :. ISsn nes e The
4 ;y su: Ss against T1 si
st. Louis e co. s .xs.s s2 and 1.e Bs
only Ave carloads Of wheat against 2io for the cor
@y S cns or % I
BY a, 70 cents per s Og'he on track
T s c.n. at Sorhses "e arrivals were
80 year Al primary markets received $1,000
Of long wheat put the market early through
fcr 'F ons me as the market plugged
good buying at yaToSs ss Slaughter s and
cOnsd The two latter s gave ayene up At en-
nna se %i'f as low as S. cents
July ran up from ri. "a The opening was TN
through Ssssn 6f
BY anS the Sss
entirely disappeared today The elegant weather every.
where and continued liberal receipts made the market
quite September opened At 28s cents dropped TO
2sg2e cents and closed at 2e.s cents CHARTERS were
Oats were the weakest grain on the floor. Moderate
hut long continued by receiving houses day by day
in the pit have apparently arusGed the MARKET and
there collapse to-day Speculators aided IN bring
ing about decline and altogether the market wa:
very weak Armour was fair buyer at the decline and
shorts Covered close September opened at lSt4
cents dropped TN cents and closed at liz cents bid
Provisions opened strong because local hog receipts
10000 head less than expected and the total ART
walls at all Western points 1000 less than for the
corresponding day last year The prospects OF early
settlement OF the coal strike and very marked revival
shortly after the opening the market declined eonsdera
2 500 terces of lard by swift, ard
general but not extensive selling by scapers The
closing bulge In wheat along with heavy ..
local shorts made strong close September pork opened
TENDER lard sold from s. 93ass e7 down to 50 30 and
closed SO 95 asked September ribs opened at 81 3D.
sold al 81 80 and closed 81 32is The Price Cur
rent reported the Western packing Tor the week az
$50 hogs, against 100000 year
On the curb September puts closed at G.h cents; calls
G9s cents puts September corn. 2ps cents; calls
2G. M26h cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
Drr ..CxAwANNA AND WESTERN X. II.
DEn.;, In New-YOrk, foot OF barclay
"' and ChristOpher streets. ,,,rrrr
VESTIBtLED nINTSCH LIGHT.

49,. ;. NNEWAFSK BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAlR.
DreG T1u'c Cd Noes summit Bernardsviue. Basklns
Ridge Madison. Morrstown passaic' rT," AXE
M99TSrAiN Washington. PHIILIPSBCRG E AsI0N.
WATER GAP sTROUDs 81, re, Pocon9 MoH y. Sns
scRANToN. PITTsToN. WILKEsBARRE; NANIi-
COKE DANvIILE, NORTH MBERLANp' ,, M.n.-
vile UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS; - T9 ,,Tps
CORNING BATH. DANSVIILE. BUFFAl!g and all
nonts WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
,o.oe a n ccafc Carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINd-
w. HAMTON OwEGo ITHACA. EI.MiRA. ITlCA
EXPREsS Pullman Parlor Cars Connecting at
RIfao with trane for Chicago and points west Pull
man Pa rlor Car New York TO Richheld Springs.
,.oo p SCRANTON WTLKESBARRE and ElMlhA
' EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars. -
400 p M-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and Pl'fM'
ZOO n 1Daly)--Chicago vesubued Limited Express
~ for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMIRA, BuF.
FALo Pullman Bufe, Sleeping Car. New-York /"
Chicago Dining Ger OF Buffalo
$40 p NJ (Oaiiy)Bunalo Express. Pullman seepers fof
SCRANTON BINGHAMToN. ELMIRA. BATH MT
NORRIS and BlFFAIO arriving Buffalo 4 ~ =,
$50 p NJ nailv)--B t'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON owEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA, SYRACUSE ana
oSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet sleepera
sleeper. New-York Richfeld Springs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS 81
Henry Gaze & SINS Limited. 1l3 Broadway. II PARK
place 429 Broadway and 9i2 Broadway Tickets ery
Oh Columbus save New York 1873 and 1875 Fultons'.
and 100 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving fun in'
formation at all stations -
WEsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call FOR and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination.
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pertine-spiri,s steady 2Os Sd. Rosin-Common A. n
As I'd.
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July 15.--At the wool auction sales to-day a
varied consisting OF 1854 bales was offered
SIX hundred were Germany bought secured
and good greasy merinos full France active
and trade took crossbreds at unchanged prices
The latter also bought Cape of Good Hope and Natal
greasy the late advance Cape OF Good Hope aud
Natal inferior and faulty irregular. America Sc
iected choice crossbeds extreme rates
Half OF to-iays Offering consisted OF New Zealands
Victoria fleece sold we'll The sales have been fixed TO
close Wednesday July ~ The following are the sales
In detail: 49,, ,,,,
greasy OA.49ifd. go
oueensiand-7i7 bales; secured. lois "a greasy oN
fIld 80 49, ,xn
lord ..a-,
West Australia-iep bales secured. ssal0'rd greasy
5G7Hd o,,,e,.. -... a.. s,o,.,
Zeaiand-64iS bales; secured 6hd0ls aid; greasy
5h9i0d. , on. 49,. 10000 ,,.u,
II I'D: greasy, 4kC7hd. =.
Thrty-two bsles Of Spanish greases were sold II "a
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Railroads.
NNSYLVANIA
Railroads.


STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-thr Street aaa
Desbrosses and cor,andt Streets.
Streets Is I'VE minutes later 'han that given below fs
New York. TO Plt,sburg. Sleeping Car Pittsbrs .
EAsT "a fsS:ss' Con-
chicago p eeSsana Tosdo cncSsa t.
lbs eSchso s. AND Sal s LOUIS Express
SIS :a r. Wrs Yls ES shlfss c
10 w. aSsTf sssSPi pESxffRrss-ror cnes
7s r. '"'M'ia"P PaciF Il EXPRESS s.sus IA.
Chicago. Connects for 'leve:and and Toledo exeset
~ WAsHsNsToS r.! AND TIE TIE so o. lis :.
Sls tOnsr..sona: al PsSor and pnins csTs:
asi Ds sssaa gar. ss s: Sc ' Ss c, IS s
s!ona LIN, an Parior and Dining carp ~ Dining
soSTAnRs h%lI&sT&E s asa isio night
ATLANTIC COAST LrNL.-Express. s.:5 a. m. and as
FOB OLD PSiST coM iP Rim ana SoRfo&SsS
Ar Fannie nn9 2S ws day. third se station 10
p. and Desbrosses and Cortland, Streets $50 p m.
Long Branch Assury Park Gnts-aken sunasy: Ocean
sd sS S en Is; as SO sl5 $50 IS, 6S P sun
S caysnG s sss - a 'iS ',' IA sic
90 SATURDAY: snIy' 2so go 30; no DO ~"
=, ron rnMAD 3 2 PiIla Limited, sm
Clio, I2J. I.53 SO, $50. 70 90 nenha iahee' Up
9! s s.: cef inS S' Gar. l s on Car. 81 bsss
Carp. 40 I55. SIS p r. 10 night, SUNDAYS ol3.
l.55 Dining carr. 3.55. 80 tDinng clrl 400 DninT
CARP. 555 Dining Carr. 7io. 755. $50 p NJ. nio
night.
way; Asior House Yves; twenty third stree, station;
and stations u Desbrosses and cortandt streets:
Court Street. SCI Fulton Street - BfoahHay. and
Brooklyn Station Brooklyn. station Jersey City
The New York Transfe- Company VIII call FOR ard
check baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
J. ~. HUTC HINSON. j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. CensraI Passr AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16

Tho statistical positon Of Brazil coffee IL as follows

COTTON-A further net gain was MADE IN me pr
of cotton to-day. The market opened n'Ia ia
points with market finally steady az net gam -,
365 points Total sales futures l2f 800 baes sP,s. e
TON frn al unchanged prices niddling uplanls'
middlnC Gulf slice total sales j. ii3 oales
600 bales export and 543 bales spinning ne carry
~ the market reperally bunish the tnesh
cables showing strength consderabe OF tne COY
Wall Street parties moderate buyers said 70 De on
account. New-Dreans parties diso
ers The shorts disposed to cover ana tne iote
noon market exceptionally acuver lor u,ee
ess and the increasing difficulty In getting SPOT suPps
we've al the Of the rise abroad as wen as nee,
Following the call the market developed an easier
Feeling az the Of realizing by some OF me more
easily satisfied longs Local sentiment as RUE. con
tinued very firm with everything depending on tns
weather future course OF the Market hspoIS
noon with some claims Of actual damage ALREADY. re
norts from Fall and Providence have been push
II claimed that Manufacturers are not Wiling 20 IN
mills on account OF the difficulty in getting supplies OF
cotton are making ready TO shut down safes OF PRINT
cloths are necessarily small. .,
Southern spot markets. mddlng quo'eoGl vi, W. az
lows: Galveston quiet, u Ice sales 5, bales ~
Orleans firm ne sales 300 bales Mobile steady isc:
sales 100 bales &c higher Savannah firm, Ie,loc'
sales IS bales. Norfelk firm Sac sae. bales ME , a.
tss bsles ST. Louis Arn % i6c Charleston firm
&c Wilmington nrm Sc. &c higher. Baltimore nom-
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
eSnort 800 American 1000: middling uplands: 80
Future. easy partially LEA decline Closed qulet l9a
points net advance SanuaryFebruary 33' ab;
March 35s.s; March-Apri 350b April May SoIo' !uy,
4l3i.b July August 4l2'ss AvSu',,septemee' .c111h
SdpyembeI-December 3S9b: Decenoer-January SSss
Neutrality-suspicious. steady Cloths-Sone BUSINESS al ~"
prices.
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July l5 3:45 D. m.-Exchange-C1osn
Wheat No l red Northern spring nrm. 8s I'd. Corn
American mixed spot-New dull Is ehd; DO old quiet
iOd July dull "a SID: August dull - s'sd Sepem-
Der dull % load. Flour-st Louis fancy winter Arm
!eefIEn.ra India mess dull. as Nd; prime mess dull
mess medium Western DUH s2s Cd. Hams-short cut II
NJ dull. 3ss Bacon-clmberiand cut, IS TO 80 No.
middle' light, IS to 80 r. dull sSs; long clear miadIss
heavy % to so 10, dull 24s clear bellies u to "A No.
steady. 25s shoudeDsquare. ~ to II 10. steady. 25,
Iard-spot mr. EOS. Cheese-Americap finest white and
coiored dull. ,los raiow-Prims city steady. IT'S I'd
Cottonseed ollIAysrpool refined steady los o. tvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16
lows:
Wheat No. 2: Opening. Highest LOWS ''"sns
July ,,-,t COS
September G7sG6iN $50 Ma 49,
December tnew).. 6Si.M69es o3N Oh WA
Corn. No. 2:
September 26% 2G1. 26'snso. 80
December 2ISs42IH4 2tSsn2i+ ga <'Ts
Oats. No .:
september SisGlSh ia LA ad,s
Mess pork per hbl:
July .............. 81 4a. 81 42s 81 4?1a s. a2h
september 52h o2i5 10 /"
Lard. per iC0 10:
September 3 95 oi1 30 W
October 4 10 w ID ''f
Short ribs per 100 n:
September ....... 43o 30 30, 90
October ........... ! sra 37ls 4 1924 3Th

Cash quotations were as follows Flour Arm; No 2
25lla2ec No 2 oats lsc; No white Q b. 22a22ac
S SG w nomna No No Iy d
oh ss mss: pork pc, bib sS. 81 . ass
oSs: s1' s. 81 dry ssi,sd shsuldsr. so..d
snGI clear s des bss sd ds .ufs e o m
Changed On the Pfoduce Exchanse today the butter
i2 c. cheese steady Ne Eggs arm fresh. s'sc.
Cincinnati July l5Flour quiet. Wheat quiet; No 2
red old Sc new 70c Corr arner No mi1ea
s5c Provisions steady wh.ksy quiet, s. 10 Butter and
cheese steady. Sugar firm Egss dull 7c
NJ :gSc JH Ss 6ecsMs. s% Ne
2s4a27ilc oats steady: No white 2iAg22.c Rye
a5ni no l. '''' "A''F' "'''F''''' ~ 90
Msnsap July whss HTm july M ~. IS ss SSrtn
be- sS}c December t6H.c NO marc, n Ss 256ss 20
saSi SO 25Gsc 50.
Phaaepha July iswhea' firm and I isc s sssH5
her and October nominal Corn steady; No mixed July.
so0 August Y sad os'9'f Au. .S%ns a 2at:
September and October nominal. Butter quiet ana sna1e
walker fancy Western .9 e E 90
nearby o@lIs do Western lSmi1sS eon
s s'fnas in bS. oS Be- dark 4? ss 2
e fair 70 good sasc s sSsT o Mesiern desirable
ST. Louis July i5-F:our hrmer but sloW w Wheat eat
higher red cash elevator 7iS track aa'?S ,Cr
Corn weak 40 cash 24s.a24a.c: July 2sic bid; Sep
tember 24Sc. quiet and SOW No ca as
So Jgy ,r sGs %Ssy sea 10 f%
foT :,s snry Sa lara s ssi a Prime
c5oiee So 72i.. Dry-sat meats and bacon steady at
previous quotations
Toledo July i5.-wheat active hrm; No cash. new
% MIXED 90 &C. '' os. dull dull .S p!1
cash cash and october 81 20. oil unchanged