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The herald., 1897-01-09

The proposed charter amendments
should be carefully studied by every
voter. They provide for some radical
changes in the method of administering
the municipal government, and it is the
duty of every citizen to post himself
thOrOughly.
The herald., 1897-01-09
THE PUBLIC PULSE

(The Herald under this heading prints
communica tions but does not ass ume re-
sponsiblity for the sentiments expressed.
Correspondents arc requested to cultivate
brevity as far as is consistent with the
proper expression of their views.)
The herald., 1897-01-09

The Pacific funding bill is now under
discussion in congress, and it looks as
though severa! congressman were using
it to dig political graves for themselves.
The bill provides for a steal and that
fact is well known to every member
of congress-
The herald., 1897-01-09

The business situation is improving
every day in Los Angeles, and those who
do the most advertising will get the most
of the increase.
The herald., 1897-01-09

The Herald acknowledges the receipt
of the Chicago News Almanac and Po-
htical Register for 1897" There are 492
pages of statistical, historical and polit-
ical information. which every student
of passing events should have access to.
The work was compiled and edited by
George L. Plumbe, A. B.. LII. B., which
is a guarantee that it can be relied upon
The herald., 1897-01-09

Weyler's latest tactics is to kill every
one who cannot prove that he or she
has always been loyal to his rule.
The herald., 1897-01-09

Knowing ones predict another sharp
advance in the price of wheat, but they
do not give any substantial reason for
their faith.
The herald., 1897-01-09

The demand for money for legitimate
business purposes is increasing in Los
Angeles
The herald., 1897-01-09

1t is amusing to follow the arguments
of the industrial barons before Dingley's
tariff committee. The plea of every
mothers son of them is for their en-
ployes. They do not care fig for their
own interests, but their tender hearts
cannot contemplate "pauper" labor com
peting with their beloved operatives
What monumental hypocrites they are
The herald., 1897-01-09
PLENTY OF OFFICES

Mr.. Cleveland will leave more than
100000 offices for Mr.. Mckinley to fill
mostly postm2StarshlnS- Presidant liar.
The herald., 1897-01-09

You can expect too much
Of SchtzAmg's Best 1T is
only tea.
But your grocer gives
your money back if you
don't like it.
In packages, full weight.
A Schilling & Cempany
San FRANCISCO e96
The herald., 1897-01-09
WILLIAM S. CREIGHTON
Ed..or-in- Chief.
- Is.<

THE HERALD owns a full Associated
Press franchise and publishes the complete
telegraphic news report received daily by
special leased wire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
HAY AND STRAW.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Poson July I3-The wool market this week has shown
more strength than for time Dealers asking
higher prices for kinds Of material and In most
cases are securing an advance OF from NC % ]
cent per pound than last week although this price
/, on basis lower than would cost 10 replace the
woods The Territory woods has been large hna
medium and medium bring l4d16iac. Fleece WOODS are
held firm with light offerings and small demand Inc
saIea OF Australian wool continue good with prices same
as last week following the quotations for lead
ing descriptions , ..so, -,
Ohio and Pennsylvania neecesX and above 2o42lc; No
1 combine 2ta2jc: No 2 combing. 24a25c: Xxx and Xxx
above 23c. deainc. 2'g2fc. . , a ~, :,
Michigan Wisconsin ec.-X Michigan lec; No !
Michigan combng 23c: No l Illinois combing. &c NO =
Michigan combng 23c; No Illinois comblng; stc' X
New York New Hampshire and vermont tea no
New-York New Hampshire and Vermont. 2Og2l'sc'
delane Michigan zoe. - , 49,,
i'nwashed medium-Kentucky and Indiana blood
combins zoe: Kentucky and Indiana y blood combing
2Oc Missouri !. blood combing. 100 i9isc; Missouri.
blood coming i9aiD'sc: braid comoins. isc lake ana
Tesas wools-spring medium az MOI l2c; secured
price 3oa34isc spring fine d2 MOI. nc secured price,
86q3sc. a.. , 49,, A. ,oa
,ic, ecu ed rice .Oa3 c; stape 3sd4cc: Utah. wyoming
etc fne medium and me. iiui3e: secured price, sog
SIC; staple 3sa3Dc. , ,a ,oa,.
Australian secured tasis-combing, sublime, c0gosc
combng good. 46uisc: average. tta48c; Queensland
combing. 43G4Ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs- Receipts only one carload. 81 head Moth
ing doing in i've cattle feeling generally steady Dressed
native sides. Cables from London and Liverpool quoted
American steers at ioalls dressed weight Refrigerator
to-day 425 cattle for j. shamberg Son. 425 head for
Schazschld sulzberger and 5000 quarters OF beef for
viii take 200 of beef tor Eastmans Company
mans Company and al quarters tor p H. sherman the
America FOR London, iG4 cattle FOR J. shamberg Son
for Glasgow 1862 cattle for Swift & Co.. and the Chicago
city bristol 200 head FOR Pritchard. Moore Co.
malng stock held over from Yesterday. total
OF III head on saeIei at Jersey city and no At Six,
sorts and with sellers holding firm No business was
Country dressed in liberal supply weak at sdoc FOR
dressed buttermilks sold sac. and little
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, including 2 cars direct
the over SF @ 81 70 s
3 fair 5 s @
aTmer than Yesterday quality considered AbSg, cars
d ss ' & int eSSce ts
S s s ~'}'s a%S per e sh S choice
On 3 Ssg;'fy nIG 90
y e. a, d e s g. s g S :, q r. 3 q as DO
i?e Virginia DO, IS n: at 50 30; % do. SO m az, g.
Sis 8; + sf"iS' 81 s"s' g. 8! Ssa'a; is
sheep cd 1Gi 81 i Is Wss, Virginia lambs. 81 n a, s. CO.
i4S o. i r. at So; 10 d. Is +: at q g. 'U'
s wss sS 8 s s. s Nest y e.
sheep. 81 n. 80 IS; IL Virginia do % 10. SO
J. II. Wkerson: 22i Kentucky lambs. ~ 10 at s. IS
S. Sanders IA Virginia lambs 60 No. at S. 50 i15 do
o. 10. a s. 40 II do 80 10 81 80.
w. NJ Conner: 200 Kentucky lambs. 10 10 at s. 65.
HOGS-Receipts cars. l. 49, head all consigned
direct Nominally higher at So sOa$ 20 per 100 10
weights.
sales-S Judd & Co. date yesterday: I46 Western
hogs 1872 p average at 8! 10 100 ib 1873 Ohio do
lCO N, at 81: roughs. 20O 10. at So.
Hume & Mullen date Yesterday: 10 State hogs. 1917 10
81: rouehs. 3I5 N. at 81
H. Hollis date Yesterday: 100 State hogs ls5 ~ at
81 roughs. 2s3 NJ at So o.; do 2o3 10 SO: 8
stogs. $50 ID. at 81 so; do, 275 H. at 81 O5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
THE GENERAL MARKET hhF

New-York July IL. 1891.
coTToNToday cotton market svan sSe Of s4 points.
gan ad,snced 2G4 points; the market paraiy
acted but firm q, net advance Ssl bales spots
the latter Including bales export ie1, closed
ming and 500 bales contract The spot nds l5-l6c:
m unchanged prices . saTy ADVANCE was
better class Of cable news than had sgeh short
leading TO covering fears OF an cconGlctns from
nsn. sonces ndcas dry ssh are
susseaaen easd partially especially on the nSans
d1T Ss While Ii NJ Texas
& the cron is said 10 he whsanding drouth larry
we'll while in Arkansas 1t has reached eTea pGs ui
and unless b ran rsp a fell rather Hat absence
sSe speculative interest which appears to be as IN
different at any time ths nii@datS the shorts
and selling is marked by extreme cautloi espeaa
view Of the steadily increasing strength oil eo'o'
markets. midalng ;a quotes Ssies a.
dong nc savannah hrm 74s saies o S1e Oa s
louis quiet 7sc Charleston Arm 7ac: sales 80 bales
Wilmington steady 77sc. BALTIMORE nominal sac ne, He
seP a, this the week. pGT' Of "a bales Exports Britain
were 5ss bales 20 France $50 bales and to the CONT
nent 295 Consolidated port stocks 1901 up &
bales. including $50 oaieS III NC" ~ ~ ~
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cot,
and export 1000; American 5000 receipts Soo amer
lean 1000: middling upands. 1920; futures STEADY
buyers at last nights price, c?ss Sb Febrary March
as9lLh. March April 353b; April 354s; July f"o
JuIy August 4Oss; August September 4O4e september
october sellas 0ctober S N%snehesterc
a The range range Of contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

best shipping beeyes s. s5as4 So dressed beef ard
s. and feeders s. 75as4 90 and heers
S2GS4 49, 81 25as2 90 Texas and Indian
g ss g Goa a a. hed M3s' G cds sss
sheep. 81 25ass IS
ga lower: heaves Sc 2Oass 27a packers 10
asa 22s mixed 81 l5dS3 49, lights So IOaS3 90 Workers.
is 20Qs3 22ss pigs 50 5oas3 10. Sheep steady lambs
East Liberty. Penn. July l3.--CattIe steady; extra.
8 soas4 90: prime. 81 eoas4 So common. SO 2oas3 80
SSy hos, 5css 81 To"sSs s. Sheep sy
lambs 81 2jds5 20: veal calves. sG0s6 20
Chicago July l3-Trade In cattle slow at barely
STEADY prices Native beef steers found purchasers
ira good cattle sold at Sa$5 10 The tocker and feeder
sufficiently large 10 absr the offerings sales
being largely at So 5oasa though the better class OF feed
and choice heers sold to SO 40 but grassy
weak This calf day. The demand was slow and
Texas cattle received and sales slow de-
cline OF Zoe from last weeks prices Prices hogs
started of weak yesterdays decline and the market
developed weakness later sales teing largely
further reduction OF 2sc. Hogs sold 81 iOas3 52
largely 81 3os3 49, light weights displaying least
weakness. They nre scarcer and command q good
steady the better class OF sheep selling better than
last week Sheep sold at extreme OF 81 50Qsf
choice llo II Westerns selling for export at 81 but
paravey few sheep good enough to sell above 81 co
Lambs active 81 25ns5 ~ for poor prime lots
Receipts-Cattl.. $50 head: hogs 220O; sheep 1900
East Buffalo. July i3-Cattle-Market weak veais and
light market steady good 70 choice Workers. b sog$ ~
choice 70 prime s, 25st TO- common 10 good do 81 ia
81 u. culs to common ysarns. saasas Spring lambs
81 as native clipped sheep choice 20 selected wethers
81 GuS3 30. culls and common sheep 81 25Q$2 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 10 Especially. shorts had a sorry
time to-day Though the market advanced only u
from yesterdays close. there few weak spots in
that the shorts had opportunity TO Then
again, the offerings extremely small. About all
by people who had bought calls. The
buying the other hand OF the best class Private
wire firms executing large number Of orders on
local and Southwest account and there more than
the usual buying for the seaboard and for Europe Allen
Grier and Logan steady bidders for July all day.
offerings found be scanty. They not
attempting crowd the price but simply in the
market 10 all that offered The trade had
Barrett short heavy line Of wheat,
and everybody playing to force him to cover About
all bulish. The Southwest reported sharp
competition for the wheat and said that farmers were
stacking 1t instead Of threshing It, There only
% coo bushels of wheat received at ST. Louis and
only four cars here against 800 OF wheat here
last year. Arrivals all primary markets were 2s2.0V
bushels against $4,000 bushels the corresponding day
year clifford. Brosseau and Barrett sold wheat
heavily around the call price and attempted TO break the
market They unsuccessful and all Of their prop
erty was readily taken September wheat opened at SO
to 66 cents up 67 cents and closed at 81 cents
July which closed Monday at 10 cents opened to-day
CorS was dull bar the market ruled firm in sympathy
with wheat Local receipts were 30 cars less han nad
cool and fair throughout he entire corn belt, I sgt
Sas cents sold from 2ea2 2ss cents and
There was little country selling OF because har-
vetns in certain sections Indicated that the yield a %us
better had been expected There was Just spJu'
enough local demand absorb the offerings comfortap
The strength in other grains responsible for TINS
buying demand September sold at lesuls+ cents e'Os
ing isi. cents. $500. 49, -, ,,s, ..,,,n.
Provisions weak at the outset under liberal seIhg
r,bs and lard by Cudahy and continued liquidation by
exhausted longs The strength In wheat Induced Cudahy
to turn buyer. and he was followed by swit e1gnsv,
man and Day and other large concerns values
in the Improved steadily and closed hsnep
looked Interestingly weak. Al the close the chicago
packing Company. Hatey Boyd -Lunham and other pack
are who sold freely found that their offerings were
making no impression whatever on the market ReceE s
d. o,a was 10 900 against 80 100 for the correspond
nS dov last year September pork opened at tSa "a
Ils ,a"nod ~ 42is cents to 1874 cents
and closed at 755 cents september lard ranged from
Oh -aneed from 425 432a cents. closing at A32is
cents asked .,, - con,orhs- ubeat closed AT
ce on sne calls 67s cents September corn puts
we're 26s. cents; calls. 26s4 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

$ s:s s'siE .si q
lac; fowls oc ROSTERS &C. turkey. ,ese Sass.
BAG isssa.5 5
SS%pMS nG and realty nf S.:i
southwestern in good saaSe a, De- a s TeaR
have a SrsSs o al
bulk q The chickens runnps , %a to a, melted on and
5 AMY sT ss iSs a. be
bs. o snd Western csdG
seponay large and fancy to eoessa With he em S" small
s Ssy prs lower and lots less out Of
order had clean up as low at SaSc per n TO- and
s and dzIs bs nSds o S no
Gs t. orS to ns n and rarely sa
ssd srSs M ma;
sSS SOLD Fam. .suss IN ss
supply and with only moderate demand EN- sas,e Sas whe
s sna and i dark sase range
fsG Isie,ps SseYs ss SS sts
to sal4c DO under No. Loo Il 80 ie fowls
State Pennsylvania and Western good to prime dry
sa, . Sues g. Western Western
7sc; seese spring. lsaisc squads per Dozen
AND 1S +. ss,ssI. S Savs Ia
ss from from ass'ss
the close Long Island stock is ple 3s ra ana
ing down = southern cleaning up cary have wen am
peared from North Carolina the best Of which have SOLD
e s. I PER s' Are 81 rss. quality anS
Jersey corn moderate demand when strictly
prime bu lots are Of ordinary quality ana suen
drag Flat Dutch cabbage has shown some advance n1rS
Esspan's qae, D'A f
S%y at wsSksn nS d@soes T haye lately Sesn
sosns barely steady in The ranges quoted We
Sss s9Sss r lss" ID the
red varieties 81 jOa$i Is; red sweets. North Carolns
per nearly 5eI per oS o's6 %
e 81 sl % 10
basket as 7Scasi do Norfolk bb 8 as2 s sss
plants Florida half Dbl box I S s 20 2 per
meas Long Island per bag 75cQs 90 onions Marylana
per hafb6 basket aeo do Eastern shore o Sea c DO
sss q: saS 5.a SS 5s s5 ss
90 wH jersey Rss G Sr crate crate aS
sSs 90 Nar 5@: 90 a'% dc NSro Se''
SiNDRIES-Beeswax in light supply any, anu 5ea ay N
2 HSney q pS5 ard e. G9 S
comb per 10 6a1oc do exracted California ex
clover comb 5a7c do extracted Saa4 n ralnn soc
peanuts are moving moderately SheIiea .ss rsr n
freely offered quote: Peanut@ hand, sfbel,ed
&c: do Spanish. shelled, No l. ''so' '"s''''
mK AND cREAMThe daily aysss' d IeseiPs
milk and cream the different rar2lau ua been as
points in and near the city for 'h' week navy 'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

to-day Continental! competition was keen Good 70 ne
OF Good Hope and Natal 1910 per cent higher than r
the close OF the last Cossbreds showed harder
for Americas specistes. which were dearer The oRS
ngs Of Cape Of Good Hope and Natal to-day were eo%
product sold we'll The following the sales and psio
New South walls. 2iH bales: secured. iodo1se1s
greasy. 5izdl0d n... an.
Victoria LOIS bales: secured. sd9is 3lsd: sreasy. q
soith Australia. $50 bales: secured. odeis ID; greasy
4hd7d .yo-y.
Tasmania, 1875 bales; greasy, tulod 4
Zealand. 57lS bales: secured 9ad1h "a; gTea0.
5q11d 49,, os., ,.,.. 49,.
Queensland scoireds marked Darling Downs soh 4
fancy prices. ranging from Is lod 10 - iHo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

#s rs's s:s
s5s s"ssat s's ss,i' ss%.Rs Fl
a7 Yer sisa IS q s r per r aS 81 0a 81
s. 5ds4 40; dry saed shoulders boxed 4Ai5c; short
clear sides bG1sd 4s@sc whssy ssers finished
5 o. On the Produce Ese6anss to-day butter
Cheese aue sss Eggs steady
"a: e CORR %issd sSss oas;
steady 3 @ Bulk meats steady 80 Bacon
sugar % Ess e T. d
No Sorthern 76lsc December 67Isc: Corn steady 10
dull No 2 s5c; sample sisa34i4c Rye firm No 35,sc
emss9 Js: b Iey e 5m S 5gg %
Northern 7l'sc. Flour unchanged. 'N'N' ''
nass'Rss July August 4gS s'e: 5
4,
sna D:ia's g WsssFS DISs steady
unchanged Refined sugars steady bu: quiet. Cotton
Oh m hi, Law s Ges city p rse in ha s s @
poultry 6rm fowls ROSTERS spring chick
ec do a to seS s
s.. lss sSi do aaa fa ps s'aed ioa' nearby do
st. Louis. July 13.-Four dull and unchanged. Wheat
higher No red cash closed 6ec elevator; 69iaa5oisc
ept ssT dss '0 Corn higher and srens 20
cash 25c; July 2slac September 25sc. Oats firm; July
ots on east track Soc WhsSey steady 81 10 Butter
steady; creamery. llGl5c; dairy. sglisc Eggs quiet
Better prime s. Sly Choice s. a. Bacon and dry salt
meats quiet and unchanged.
90, TOLEDO LED, July , S-Wheat higher Arm No cash new
S6c oats steady; No mixed l9c Rye dull arm ~
unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London July I3.-Goid was quoted at Buenos Ayres ~
dav AT ls3 80: at Lisbon, Al: at Rome. i0t ~.
.. m.-American securities opened easier and on
tnueS so all day on bulls unloading The close easy
with generally light demand. consos for money. lin
for the account I12 li-IS Atchison; i2s csnadaa
Mexican Central new As TN; NeyYork Central. i04S
Erie i4A; Pennsylvania. 81 Reading: IN; Erie kW
preferred 33is: Mexican ordinary 81 Money. cent
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
market for both short and months bills is i3edH
ner cent Bar silver dull at % 96 Spanish fours 624
Paris. July 49, 4 p m.-Three per CEN rentss i0a
centimes.
Berlin. July I3.-Exchanse on London. 20 marks q
p.cnnlngs FOR checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
Dnblle Notices.
n ORPORATION PROPERTY FOR RENT.

~ PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT tn
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK vii
offer monthly the highest bidders. and VIII Re
ceiye written propo .ls Room 49, Stewart BUILDING
No go Broadway. Thursday. July u.s. 1897, a. u
O'clock noon the pieces parcels of real estate ee
longing 70 the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonalty OK us
City OF New York. situated -
On both sides Of wnlet, between Stanton snl
Houston streets. -,
On West side II Sheriff street. between Stanton al
On North side OF stanton between Sheriff and Pfs
streets.
NOW KNOWN AS THE HOUSTON STREET PARK
Also.
On South side Of Hester street. between Suffolk -
IN Nth side Of Division street. between Suffolk 81
On Eas, side Of Essex street. between Hester and
IN Est and West sides Of Norfolk street. between He
ter and Di ison SITS - , o.. -, ~
n, sonth side Il Division street. between Canal and u
ferson streets. $780,. -.
ON North eide OF Canal street, between East bfoaas"
n, NTH SIDE OF East Broadway. between Canal ~
jefferson streets 49,. 49,,
ara %1w p' Known AS DIVISION STREET PARK.
The Comproller the right TO reject any bid
w nr,her particulars in regard 10 the property. y
au'fe & I" AsHBEL p FITCH. Comp,roller.
comptroller'- Office. July s. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 49, sts
SPOT, new dull q 0iAd 90 Old quiet 2s l0d July steady
"a SID August steady "a std September steady o ~
don1Pacinc coast steady 55ae5s Beef-Ex,ra India
nee. dull 53s Cd. Prime dull. $Js. Pork-Pnma
meas ane Western dull As: prime moss. medium West
EN- dull AS 50. Hams.short s cut "a 70 IS 70 ssil -
rib 20 10 "a no dull 26s: long, clear mddes. light.
IS n. dull 25s: long clear midd.es heavy. ~ 70
Ali oIs "a short clear middles heavy. 45 10 20 10 dun
Hs: clear bellies 10 TO IA ~ steady 25s shouldsrs
Cbasse American finest white colored easy Ais M
ow-Prme city steady. lis 3D. Cottonseei o!.-fAvs-
nool refined steady l5s sd. Turpenne-sprits stsoly
20s al Rosin-Common nrm, ~ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

>yvpr,srvrx1.s and subscriptions for The Tribuns
rece,ysd At their Uptown Once; No i242 Brcaaug
=, ,oor north OF Stst unit O'Clock p m 1870,
"a n u ,ece,ved at the following branch Offices resu
once rates until O'Clock M W. 20 ssn am ave
and isth-s;; i42 coumbusays near West oo' 81 West
between 9Th and sh ayes log East tish,ss Sist
ave between 10th and I'm s's o?o All
i sdave sio Bescsers, s2s Beecse s,s IA ave-
ave, ~ 400 West 42d-st; las East letn,s -
nns, ts.h-st $50 eth-av eoi eh-ave; LiS! J "a -
ave-; iss shave: 1918 % ave 7s3 ON -s" ,sS Esd
a..,, Oe,ces. o0i 81 1f3thst. Al
as,hs near a. ave Gas West i2sth betwesn ssn
siS ayes: SO West is5th-st AZ the Brooklyn oH's'
Fulton-st.; 726 Fu.ton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14

ding INC; god ordinary, 15-l6c: receipts 10 oe'
exports coastwise. 10 bales ...
New-Orleans July l3-Cotton steady. mioohns'
lil6c low middlins, 7kc good ordnary saies 100
ce.ps 223 bales exports coaswse. 2iS oaies' sae' "
bales: stock. % 006 bales -
Savannah July 13.--cotton nrm middins baics:
mIddiing. 7hc receipts. 237 bales; saies' o~' '
stock. 10 i4G bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
THE STATE or TRADE.

bulls Wheat %sT pO and monte
5sa ssse "' ip'e ssoes liza bush ;s,s e.
ss 'G ss;,.@ sg
ssss 5000 bush; Southern white $sssts DO yel
low SsS oa', sssdy NS b wn,e rye @ No
nearby &c. Western Sd ;,SsE 4 s0s i Su}
sshs nn' ssSos
r s wss
changed.
y el:fs ~ ': 'S'' sss:"
:ss .S:y s"s s 4: ,s:
ia1lS gees 81 % q
@ hind quarters. @9s lS'e' s sSc p La%o: :,s a%
Ssrssyn % ercs%sry .sse mi,ssa
l1ssas& .. laa''' a7 ssi' Cheese steady S0''e''
easier hard ssse; 70 northern, new &c:
10 red !ss Corn armiy he'd; 10 yellow. siSs So
Ss:T sa $ssans ;!sa S5s1 yAss %Slis
steady. Flour quiet steady.
Chicago. July Is-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat No 2: Opening Hlshs: Lowest .s;4 CLOSING
i:s;;$s:F s s:s :: s.4s:5,.
Corn. No. 2:
s ;:s AZ II ssss ~
December ....'.... ~'N ia S'0 90
Oats. No. 2:
ssy ,s,.s IS: i7"0s 81 ''S0iss
Mess pork. per Dbl:
September 81 As 81 57s ~ 42z 30
Lard per 100 10:
S scgs;%''r ss 81 ssss:s 80 So g
Short ribs. per 100 no.
September 30 1921 4 % 32h
October so IS 2Ii2 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July l3-Cotton quiet middling. i1-iGc:
low mddng, l6c; good ordinary, i5-iCc; receipts.
200 bales sales all spnners. bales stock oe5 bales
Norfolk. July 13.-cotton nrm. middling. &c: low mid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July f3-At the wool auction sales to-day
"A Gao bales were offered of which 100 withdrawn
There was spirited bidding and American representatives
10 buy They paid 0Qid for Queensland greasy.