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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-08-17

E. ST. JOHN. n. ". B. GLOVER,
Vice-President and GENT Mgr. Trans ~
V. +. MC3EE, T. J. ANDBR-ONi
Gen4 Superintendent. Gtn1 PasS' -
General
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-08-17
M HILL NURSERIES,,
POMONA, ". @

OGFAs NS "
Two miles west of Greensboro, N. O.. On th.
Southern Railway Well known for thlrt
years. Up with the times with all the new IS we
as the old fruits that are suited to my trade,
which extends from Maine to Texas, The nsv
Japan fruits and all other good fruit and foW
ers I have, as shown In my new mustr@tSf
catalogue, free to all. Agents wanted.
GS9N J. VAN LNDLEY. Pros'~
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-08-17
Mortgage Sale

By virtue of autn Ortty conferred in two car.
tain mortgages executed by D. A. Wicker ana
96 respectively. in Register OF Deeds office of
Wake County sc Ne Will. On Monday. the
3Oth day OF august. 1897, at IL O'Clock M. at the
court house door IN tie city OF Raleigh. sell to
the htgheesL bidder for ash a tract Of land c n
tai01ng so acres, more or less situate ! in Cary
Township. Wake oUntY about two miles O! th-
east OF the village OF Cary adjoining the lands
OF +. A, Sorreil w. Q, 1--we Eliza War; en- anG
others, formerly known as the : Ira n. SorreIl
alias Tinker Scr ell" tract.
p E & MAYNARD.
This July q. 1897.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-08-17

For Tickets Sleepers, etc. apply to
n. 8. LEARD, 8. A. L Pass AstTo
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-08-17
c rs ABoU r The horse

A horse will travel four hundred
yards in four and one half minutes at a
walk, 400 in two minutes at a trot, 400
yards in ore minute at a galIop.
The usual work OF a horse is taken
at %, 800 pounds raised one foot per
minute for eight hours per day.
A horse will carry two hundred
pounds twenty five miles per day OF
eight hours.
An average draft horse will draw
], 900 pounds twenty three miles per
day on a level road, weight of a wagon
included.
TIE average weight OF a horse is
l 600 pounds; his strength ia equivalent
to that Of five men. In a horse mill
moving at three feet per second, track
twenty feet diameter, he exerts with
the machine the power Of four and
one half horses. The greatest amouns
a horse can pull in a hor. zontal line ia
900 pounds, but he can only do this
momensarily; in continued exertIon
probably half OF this is the limit.
He attains his growth in five years,
will i've twenty five years; an average
age is sixteen years.
A horse will live twenty five days on
water without solid food, seven days
without eating OR drinking, but. only
Ave days on food without drinking,
a four horse team will haul from
twenty-five to thirty SIX cubic feet OF
limestone each load. Marked Basket.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-08-17
cows IN SUMMER.

Broome Co., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08

The midday reaction In prices was attributed :.
anything weakness and the mai shsip
followed the jump quite ~ mueh ~ on e ,ab In
activity Iher@ decrease OF only s,nr
10000 for the week prices after Opening y.
!l@07lho for September gradually teeeoeo W IT,, "a
ioDv. W constant hardening, which carried tnsI "a
Rvs tia closing figure, representing an ,oSav were
only 1877 cars against 1873 last year ancusN p'
o; the early selling In this market was eteNeo W
The oearancos from seapoaro pon, 90
day footed up SSs0O0 wheat and hour OF
bush thus far this week. The export ouneS un So
50 loads outpo-,s. mainly No red August anu se
pont. No Northern Duluth Quotcd enc
bl,:c efcat TO arrive. IOit->-In nc ,,s
varce in the last hour which carried prices up anos.
bushei from the loves, point FreVous " tban
market had been unsettled. opening snade oms In
night followed by improvement ana later
During the early part OF the day there was Ssaoe
selling OF long corn idea that the crop
stories had been overesnatcd. More or less shos 80
est was also created on the Idea, ana the nia ~
turn was In a large measure due TO active co'.ie
this CONTINGENT Tie .eelin, In corn az the close
much unsettled. 1t felt thnt everysmrel Which
lately very uneven The trace rs ~ 81 the
heert and ready buy every favcrape . ~, y
market The advance the effect or shutins ou' ~,
port orders and only bush No corn We'e itproi
Futures closed sc higher than last niehi NO ~
The ,nnrhe; quiet Throughout .nc
With scarcely any response the strength IN o'.e, To-,
ket, held steady. and eloscn uhcnNsr wing IN
the continuation Of the present hot wave n,e
troae Included about eco bush heavy white oass
oats quoted 22i.c: No 2hc No whie % os,
white, go track white 2daSoc; track
nreaio Exporters tool, $4,000 bush . .BAhi'hi-
,,srktt quiet: quoted 29hc. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REFohl l.


cxo,rox rh. action Of the cotton market was dis dis
.,nc,ly bulIsh for the part OF today anS
naarke, opened steady. with August po'' rs 1rst call
prices subsequently advanced 5g6 points ,ns,ng pa
market turned weak and became very AN, hut again
Showing decided strength and closing seauy 80 The
yanc, 5a8 points. with total sales Oh n,Srv to the
crop in Texas Arkansas by prorac,ed drous s as
tense heat 4, the sane tune traders Were inclined
M conanng themselves however chiefly 70 tte su
IsT months the soes SSPSd 0 demand failed teaiss
md liquidation on local account SET III p,,ons developed
.nS an more strength than the months later
IN the renewed reports OF lh!us nvcessve
Ssa, Ie,viny the crop Of State in peca'lous con
dition and sharp rally took place JUS in Texas but
The Government indications all pointed to connneu " s
lack Of -ain There is dsPOrs es se,rday But
the drouth has chiefly since July l. Nhie ,r I'm
fetal win be basel on repPh s attention az
marker factor Private advices from lVefpoo s ,,,ie
~ Lille outside speculation cotton and that but 'e
- sn g., nrire. abroad is likely this month IN
the shssncs Of any serious damage to the crop shora
there be any such damage however. private canes pr
stock ap and prices will advance SHARPLY as ses S,,
oday closing steady dS a, g pnnh's s
prices Mddng upland 5c ana , m hsns xpor go
fes spinning and 2cco bales export Southern spC,
markets; msd?s q@SSa steady ec sales so
bales Manufacturing doing Il:c a1as bajes
ne sales IS bales NorolkmFirm sso; sa'z sSes
i42 bales ST. Louissteady 7H.c Charee,oh N,n.l'
nc. wilmng'on-Firm ''.c' Baltimore -''O''''''
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
bales; American. HOO bales mddins nIianas 80
Futures quiet buyers 364d decline Closed s,sao IA Al
MaSGsaPri .os Sss ApEMaS
4os sO 3cSDSs
35iy Observation-Disclosures dull. but steady Clothe-of-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork. July T. 1897
BEANS AND PEAS-While the trade in marrow beans
has not enlarged much set there is rather a
reserved Offering and the feeling 10 slightly frmer 81
will sti buy most choice LOTT Out a few marks
Of iarge-sizcd barrels np held higher. Medium are
s,eadier under Hight offeringy No change pea
or rel kidney. but demand for the latter was not as
good was expected White kidney are very slow 70
also are yellow eye. California lima dull Exporters
calling for peas. and the limited quantity Of
stock available making firm ana higher market We
quote: B.sns marrow. choice. bush, 81 TO- fair
% good, Sin$l 10: medium choice S1i.c: do pea
choice Sc: DO medium and pea, fair To good 7iisI
s2,sc kidney. choice, :, 1851 IN DO fair 10
good 81 3Oa$l %; do white kidney 81 30 do yellow eye
81 o6as OH. 10 lima California. 81 2jqsl 22L green
peas bbls 7og72is do bags G5aG7l4c: DO Scotch bbs
saixas3c; do bass, 77isaSc
BCTSER-Trade continues fairly good. and with some
falling or In the receipts tie market has firm
highest prhdes Of table butter and about for
oil other QUALITIES TIE local trade Is affected by the
heat which has prevailed foi the DAYS
but steady buyers and there
call from speculative operators II
AT lac and some Of the favore marks in long
lines are commanding a premium. Seconds and rrsts
from i2nl4c State dairy tubs when fine hiring
14c bat there not many OF them. Most Of the re
o.Iis ~ lower grade There srs quite rood many
tins arriving and these dull from IOdi3c latter
extreme Initiation creamery quiet and unchanged Ex-
porrs taking just enough Of the factory butter TO
hold values steady sales at eiadl0-c good 10
fancy. We quite; Creamery Western extras. per n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
1--WE STOCK MARK EFT.

New York. July :. 1897
exn61s 10 ars direct to riaugherers and 30 car. for
Ie marks, nsns o Win ca ,lsf at Jcreg c,y and
sYfIe6 The trading generally slow from beEn-
p 1d to hniin nn %nA af s.Fs cows s@ d
The yards w,s n; ~ is pcr ' ioo Including te
w and z<a At 81 @ Sset 91 .sw at al y os asa g.
Ter n Tor poor to prime city dressed native sides cable:
l6Sm 1o n 6T snd drdsc %et American sheep
l2c dressed weight; American reriseia beei AT =
$40 ouarters 81 beef for Eastmans company and SO
quarters for D. H. sherrln the Grr1aniC TO- iyspo'l'
i5 the West Indies sheep for H. 5. Dilienback No
'As aesb Mcpherson az lo Ohio steers 1927 n
syeTas 81 70 100 b - do iisS r. at - g 5
10 OUTSIDE diery-fed Ken'qcky ssers l242 n At
s So 7 g. S5 = co. a. IS 90 g. s 81 at s g d. d.
iio5 b. at s. 5c i775 r at 81 25 bulls. 1850
ohio 2s' at { So Is as 60 i2 20
-? rs 80 i Mch e." % 4, i ~ ;. S 3d. at
s. So 10 os II a 81 q % virginia tn 'S III ~
s. 2s bull 800 10. at 81 TO- COW i42o H. at 81 49,
sherman Culver Ohio steer 1910 n a. o ,o' y
81; b 60 DO 80 ~ at 81 % Kan
New'cn &C. ., ONO steers i2 1nsa N b. at g. = =
Isncarter County PENN do. eo2 n at I" 60; bull.
i7aS n a, IS 80; do go ID. at 81 %; COWS '7s n
70 Jnad Co.: bulls e,5 10. n, 81. cow. 40 n.
II H. Hollis. bulls 1867 n sa COW 800 t NJ at g. 8
n Hung n g 10: I ~ Go 1901 H. ct s. d. H. s. os
o. $50 ~ So: DO. sia ~ at 81 eo Gov" 80 No.
at d :e pepSae& bulls rl5s n g IS Do So;
% sS s. DO. $40 b. $50 NJ at SO l2. 2
do I5h 7o Dnc az bulls ~ at 50 10; do 1920 ID
sao5. Il %, $50 n , at 81 $40 9, n, at s,
n WTn DO COS - but at 50 s g. s at g $40 lS H. aa
50 20: DO 80 H. at 81 IA
+. c. Bailey. Gov" W. TX a. - '''u 60 49, ,,ar,.,
and all at s. ana prisa PER head higher
The advance being most marked on best grades. About
e. - ,irg yplne caN included s20qs,5 each but
general sales at tsossta ,... ,ooo.,. ..oA
huTe spe imam Il cows and calves saat4o eh
y McC,abe: iG cows and calves S32nSia each
= Elmendorf: cows and calves. s2spf4o each
CALvTs~Recepts all for the market. were t4l7 head
-l3Si at Jemey CITY anh "9u al "ryn h,n VA
though other calves were July .sasy ~, tn: g;H- wes sr
loo H.. one choice bunch realized 81 374. and few
tops 50 80 bu,tenilk calves at 81 sols ciy dressed
etc dressed buiterniks :h7i,c. little calves. safe
sales-GcoTe Dilenbaek ~ veal. Us n avengs; at
Al e. i5o Do las n al s. ~ Is butt,rmik calves i5i
n. at 81 ~ do, 1872 n. at $40
at Sc q, II o. 75a NJ at So l2i, coo a. IsC n at So
DO iea n. At s. ~ DO =. n a, go y Dc is'
a, 80 q q dS Il, X al s 81 "a NJ 81 's do 1856 ~
To Ss,.s Sf@. I've, 10. I'd a So 81 81 DO i H.
Jelire: Wright 4 Co. % v.al. l4l r. at 81 37ta: ~
g. Il. a. ia "a IS s. s3 al d. IL N isa
nj mixed ,as c1v' y, p 4, ~ 30 70, ~ at 20
do las n at 81: 20 DO 1913 ~ at 81 Is ~ 81
j. p. Nelson "a veais ic0 NJ at 50 25; 70 do ISL H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July The second day OF the present series
Of the wool opened with full attendance Of buy
ers Competition animated American buyers bought
best crosbreis and mernoss and both New Zealand and
New South Wales 11Al1i,d. fully 10 per cent higher
than series The American purchases yesterday
amounted to LOCO and to-day they bought ABOUT 1000
bales The home and Continental buyers bought sultan
WOODS hardening rates. Falkland Islands wool to the
number Of sos bales sold well without change. rhs
best secured 'or America and Germany. Tas
mania stock in good request and about 200 bales
wer. taken by American buyers. the offerings to-day
aggregated 1861 bales Of which 100 bales with
drawn TIE sales In Detail foll0ws:
New South Wales-l.s5s baee: secured. I1dIls $40;
greasy. Said.
5&Ns;d.
Victoria-I35s bales: secured. sEdfis 3hd: grcnsy.
IG1lisd.
South Australia-s6 bales: secured sdlis.
West AusrQiia-502 bales: greasy. si<GTs.d.
Tasmana -1s5 bales: greasy. 6hnl0l1d.
New zsaiand-75o1 bales secured. sddIs Sd: greasy.
5dIl,sd.
Cape u Good Hope and Natal 1877 bales: secured.
lOi.ddiH I'D greasy. <T0d.
Falkland Islands ~ bales; scohred. <,iGI%d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08

A DvERTISEMENTf ana subscriptions for Tho rrtb-
"A une received at their Uptown once No 242 Broad
way I'd door north OF aist-s' until O'Clock id
regular Once rates until o'clock A. via 25s sth-
ave-. =. cor. 40 ~ 1872 sh-ave. cor. i2th-st Mays
and lth s, lac Columbus ave- rear wer e6th-
81 100 Wt' t.dst near dth ave o. EA.t 18th 81
st.. 1898 % ave, between 10Th ard nth ie2s sd-
ave, near nnn 5a "a ave 80 Bl..c'er-st. ss
avs. 2cGc "a ~ tok Wes, <2d-st
i4s East 10Th ~, 2oa East lsthst: $50 eth-sye; ssi
$50 broadway ieea aaave; ich sths ave; Isis ad-ave
-, o'A ave- AZ ts' ms.lern once, snsi sd-sv. near
i2athst bet IN and sth ewes. $50 w.sv ii5f-st A,
the Brooklyn Of1ces: 3o7 Futon-st.: Y28 Puon-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08

FLOUR AND MEAil-The -four market DEVELOPED con
e!der3t.c strength today. closed with hcders
Iotltc advance yesterdays figure good bdsi-
ness was done mostly before the rise occurred Spring
patents duo:st Ssg 30: anteg srashs siQsi H. win
i:r 2s.sn!. :. as! 20 spring Clears $ isss & extra
No winter e3 St3SS 70: exE No winter. ~ ndt3 40
f;;,;:;;RiE tLockL2u:::i sSiss 80, Bps s-a:a =,
g cvSsl 80 as 20 brand; BAG MEALImQlie'' fine
reEO-Du 40. 10 ard ~ y. Writer in bulk. 3ta;5o
spring tTtgS'o 100 70. 0o03c feed @iss2I9; city
tr<2. 6lA0fylc: .nenini ch.ov. t7tc
GRAIS-NHEAr--rhe buying FOR European account,
notably Continental. day was On more liberal scale
Su! factor connection with higher cables and big
expert deraanG- The local -roSd inclined
pay eide OF Tn. MARKET but only
soeuruis,,ns snort Interest which proved the
supporting LECTURES In tho last hour The
E'rength exhibited hy Paris -four attracted great deal
q. attention There ADVANCE
OF cs&tass franc 10 centimes opening cable
win sutsSqusnt partial less although nnzi agures
resented lfn market AT 20 centime< 10 franc
rsncA attributed partly adverse crop
news IIverrooi showed early advance nearly a
penny, ea.ed on ana closed unchanged TO
Ed ahvanc-. Domestic calculated
side a the market but had It's influence
modified BY :ic activity among .oreisn houses '"Tn.
ct si5 o'o 90 bgsh dyieed into 2o@ooco bush spring
repor. was also besrsb. Indicating condition q O.
against 81 month. on this basis crop OF 900 600
bush Is susses'a1 against 100000 bush last year.
upon the market similar to that noted yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown ONCE No Lag Broadway.
=, door north 3stst until o'clock p M ADVERTISE
,sreiyed at following branch Offices regular.
nscs rates until o'clock p. m VIZ: 2ot sth ave,
152 18th St; Mays. 6th-ave
and iith.t: Coumbus-aye, near West Gjth-st 100
West 42d 9th ave; ~ East Iith 81 2o1 West
between 18th and nth SITS 1925 3dave 6is-
., IcS Ist ave near s9h-s $50 81 4ist-s
ga 81 ave: 30 Biseckerst: 325 B.eeeaes. g. 2os 3D.
nave 900 42i st: las East i6h-st.. 203
EsasI 18th st s5i 9th-ave. l.i52 3i-aye
80 ai East s6thst.. ll2O Broadway. 1853 3D.
ave l2o sh ave; 1878 "a ave; I5s 9Th ave- AZ the
rIaria, orres: 2O5l "a ave. near il3h-st 1876 East
95s near a ave e43 West I2jhst between 18th ant
s,b ayes 800 West i45thst At the Brooklyn Offices Ss1
Enl.on st: 726 Fu.ton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

=, lAyerpoo July I. St5 m.-o,c:ins-whsat spot
Ne. red Western winter. no stock: No red Northern
sprns steady. ss iot Cornnspo American mixed new
nrm g oht do old nrm e loti futures. July easy.
Fionr-st; I:ui, fancy winter steady I. ID. Hops at
Iondon-Pscfc Coast steady. 5i'i0s Beef DUH extra
Inai, me mes ass %; prim: mes fs Pork dull Rrim.
short cut. IA 70 10 N. dull SOS ID. baeonCuInb.r
land cut % 10 20 N. easy. 2Gs short rib 20 - H.
2ss long clear mdt.s heavy, 80 To- Is ~ DUH As al.
bellies II IL ~ steady 25s Shoulders
II H. steady, ?5s. Lsrd-prime Western steady. 2is.
Chesse-Arecar nnest white ard colored steady Ais ID
Taow-Prime city steady. It's ID coon.eee OLIVER
pool ehnsd steady i's ID Turpentine steady
2os 81. Rosin-Common nrm, ~ Al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
Dnbllc 4 ot,ecs.

CITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT or TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
STEWART BUILDrNCi $50 BROADWAY.
July en- 1897.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the Com.
l mi.soners Of Taxes and Assessn,ents that Ia.
Assessment Rolls OF Real shc Personal Estste in said
city for 1897 have been finally completed ami
delivered the Board OF Aldermen Of sa,d city
suth Assessment Rolls will open 10 pubc
inspection In the ONCE Of said Roard a,
Aldermen for period OF fifteen days from the date OF
this notice.
EDWARD =. BAnKER. ! Commissioners
THEODORE 81 THO
JAMES l.. WELLS Taxes and Asssrsmen,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08

Fl = g. a !s'1. e. y =. ii
g. "a: ~; IA T. 4 E. 100 At
81 ssa e. = 4. g 81 ~ rs 2:
8 4. g. 49, 8 a. 20; Isl - n1 q s. g II
s.; Ave., al ss S. g. S ''S
ssi: F;. u % s. Is. ~ r ri &
s:S: III s. !. f'' i 81
sHFs is u.s., :ss n l., :;s:
sfs' .y cS .p wsS
moderate supple: and ta. nar i,r.a e WITH n. escep
tS on 'i'S s5snf: T psai
5:. Ts:;::ss ns;,ss ss
';s Fl esf'i:a .:', 'sso' LIMB: ,5
; e. = s. sa s r. 'Ss a. IL a'
& T.lse Ct s: ss IT, s E:"s' 'S %
,$ 5s' e 81 4 s,S':s 4 =. III :s
& Ne" GS y hep a, e + 81
sI'; i: x g ; F.asI 49, sS
d. s. b. ., $3.50 s. at 20 isi E res 20; Is
VIM ;5;.s g: + 3 81 DO d. II IL e. 'S
, at g. + CT s:G W: virginia ls & 81 10
40 K ss Kss '.o' sheep 50 IA r.
s z. IN beg ga gSss i'. sheep 10
81" NJ Conner I5a Kentucky lamb: q f at 80 90
do u H. l Of s. q state a" ii state sheep
10 Hume M S.'H Ia b 8: g. is Stat" a;
n,
jsGs VIII r rS, STAT ' at 81 . 10 90,
q :. . sS' %:' @ s
g." ~ 40 . 81 81 l"' at T. is do
s se !, ns' a, NJ 3, = so - yoush so ~ 50 so
OTHER vARErTs-BY TELEGRAPH
ru. July 7ca,u.-p,...ca ss-i sGs a 5a .Scs
.ss, s4as, e. under 1000 1 81 Ssi,.s 81 81
ses 'q' t sn. 5. '% ss ': nd
% es.y nsf2. x soas s lambs ssr e.
K,nfa. city ly Ia,l ,o :.cn, packer. q ia
= s.: s.s & s ss:D ;ss'' snS S'''s
s latte s!'1 q c %I's o. s.. Gs'
:sS, E" ssSs' T;s
lamS9 s. a5s5 so veal calves s,'S 80 slow from the
stan q. define o about iOalac Sales we're on bass
q s. s' on ts an s IS si s Raa
o~r simmer. picked up n good many cafJte az - ~
* hut he bulk the steers sold At ~ Zou.t g" ~
doctors ,nd feeder active 10 the extent OF .
orsrinrs nj steady prices Calves averaged nueh
han YESTERDAY when some prime lisnt We,S's -, ~
SEES Texas cattle about SC lower Ino s spS the
hoeg was well taken at yesterdays prces,, AZ 1870
r,arLe, ruling stronger early. but weakening ons
80, Sale. were al IN extreme rarge o' -, l"tf ="
for hogs and M So 25Q3 IS FOR pigs the puN o. .1
hogs sid a, 2as3 50 Sheep yer. ws1sd =. e ga
81 30 for nfeor and cus to ~ aouS" 81 so1s5 *
70 choice stock Prime natives were worth - -"
IN evidence nh1 uie -.
~ tenvy native sheep oNcr I,mos sol1 az
&. q, sbinning lamb. going 81 - and urward s..,u
Wsr,ern lambs brought So 1884 \. receipts '"'"e
II ooI head: hos - 600 head; sheep. l3ooo heeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. July COTTON ssscy middlipg 7Ii-iGc;
low mding 5-i6c; good ordinary. q 10 nc receipts.
IL bales; sa.s. Is: stock. 5,6sI.
Norfolk July Cotton firm: nliddlins. 7'c low mid
ding The; good ordinary iS-i6c receipts bale
10 bales exports coastwse. ITO: sales q stock.
l,&sp.
low mida.ins 7.c: good ordinary ~ i6e receipts 257
bales coastwiss s,I sales 300: stock g. 248
Savannah. July cotton ntm midiling. TIC: low
midiiina TIC receipts 90 bales fales S. stock II &53
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

II .s:. ~ II
;ss :ss4,. s sss !S Ga 9
& .' $3.50 1s.. s% .ss;
"a; ssse.sSs Sssr, sSSSsss' ., s:g
S2ssa 'SssSS 40 Oh: . Sa nas
G.n ,Fsshs .. a1:'s 55;:
frey s ,s,; s;. sH' . e. s.s
SO sns O 1 10 fsi ' s: ss' :: 'T S fancy
. fs9 Eta. July s,d 7 ,7a:s .isfy ;a':: S;
g. 1S7 y S:f'i i ss Ss' ; ;,ssS
ss,:, ii ssS: s. ;sR 81 JAKE sae
bee, :m .:ssr' eMS hind rs su se.nr. saSc veal
IT, 5aSs Ts:;:rn ADJ ass ''''l'
Buffalo July 7-sprng wheat active in every nas,ry
es; 'sss' S CHECKED BY T sDo ne
dn No RI 7oc Corn scarce s anS hf s No
ALL '? 20 NJ No d ysoT soc s' 5s.
Noe white 2aG24c No white &c NO Nv wn neglected.
& 80 Store mSss SS,al ess higher whsa, and
9aSs m SS & Is TO- to sSTo 8 Albany Flour
steady: fair demand. o.
THE
''T Wheat. No q OPENING Highest Lowest CLOSING 1n
S 3. .s:ss:: '"$" 81 8 8. ''''s 81:
Corn NJ. 2:
s s:s s3sss !; &: s;
Oats. No. ?:
s s:, :: I I.'s!'. r.a IS. II II
Mess pork. per Dbl
, s.s,.ns., ::::::.: 'EEsss SIC FS$ ~
Lard per 100 10:
s s.s ::: :::::.:: .ls Al; 40 :SSsss
shor, ribs. per 100 10:
ss5;.r ii;;: :.:.::: -; 447s .4va ~
ws. S,n rs .p as % ' saG
a S2 7s :S Ns se Ts S Es7sS :e's
ras o e ~ sin a.a;s.a NJ ssssy
prime timc:hv seed 50 ~ PORK. per bb 81 og:7 IS
sF pr 100 S,r sso o1 ss0 oT s sa ss .sc
sides ctoxed 1890; whlskey dslers finished goods
Ds "a. AZ sus sa q me
fresh. &c. 'S'''''' '''- ~
red cor. sy nrm No %se4 as oa': sim No
s'd nat neat. qu Ey' 8 &c s
G Ess. steady. %S' @@ H'' steady sugar "
Milwaukee July 7-whe1t FIRM; No spring 49, oe; No
Oats M3Fi am Nc sE 90 10 2sa
Barley dull: No :? CSC sample track. 2saSie. Rye
steady; No !. 35ha35Ic.
Minneapoi7 July Wheat strong; July 72lac; Sep
tenber 8idsiisc: No hard I4ac; No Northern 73.c.
Flour unchanged. Bran in bulk s5GS5 -: sacked. s5H
so ?5
s.G.4 ' slya. Ja Aa aa s
10 September and October nominal Corn firm and TIC
higher: No mixed July. 30I3o.c: August. September
and October. nominal O1ts steady: No white July.
oiaG25c; August September and October. 24G25c But
ter firm fancy Western creamery l5c do pennsylvana
nearby. l0a91ic; do Western l0G10i:c. Cheese
changed. Refined sugars firm. fair demand. Cotton
changed Tallow steady but quiet city prime. In hogs
beads Be- country 10, In bbs 2bG3c; dark DO. 2;c:
cakes 3l4d3isc grease 2%f21c. Live poultry steady;
fowls od1oc old 6sGsc: spring chickens l2I
isc Dressed poultry firm; fowls choice aal2c do a,r
1sc: do small and scaded 1dl5c: nearby do size
and quality 11G20c.
No red cssh s7lsd eevat 4a; ssu4oc for 70 rak
and 75h &c tor old: August 6Ii4ao7te secterber 67.e
bid Corn high No cash. 24'ac July 23l.c BID; sep
tember. 25s.c Oats Arm. slow; No. cash and July.
l1isc; September 1sc bid Bran firm: sacked wheat.
track 35a36c; az MILL S6H39c Butter quiet; creamery,
Pork-Stantard mess. tsbbng S. Lard easier; prime.
SO s'i7: choice 81 a. Bacon and dry salt steady
and unchanged. with fair johbng trade
Toledo: July Wheat active. firm; No 2 cash, TIC:
July. IKE. Corn active. firm: No mixed, 26c Oats
active. steady: No. 2 mixed. 19c. Rye dull No cash.
Soc Coverseed dull. steady; prime. October s. 90 OIL
unchanged.