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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
BALTIMORE &OHIOR r

i.sats New YORK whitehall Terminal South FsTy "a
foot Of IAser,y street
o, :p.iiy; ., tE.esp: SUNDAY ,s.ns.ys
riTrssuao. :.so a m, t,so m; t;as p n.
CIN.iSNATI ST.. LOFTS, slo~o .: m. s5:N .. m.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. y -. 1000 tD.nsrh
eli 30 O.. DINER. u ~ p. m. sl:t5 .Dner N3o
DINER. .!S dD.nsr). 's.3s .. IN. and 'n;s night.
NORFOLK, ell 30 q. m.
NEW ORLEANS. st;ss p m. Through sls-psr).
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Odces 49, 49, c6i. <3t. IA Bdway 81 =. ilth D.
I27 Bowsry. n Y; SOB. S&i Fuhon ST. Brooklyn White
hall Terminal bsssAss checked from hotel sessdsaso
= dest.uAttonL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

TodAys market for cotton futures was very tame ~
would erergize speculation In cotton as well as IN etocx
but trading very slow throughou; the session ana
narrow scope Of variations The from the cotton
OF almost uniformly favorable character But
the low price which cot, is now selling. and III:
short side Of the account especially IN
o; the fact that July ard August remain iul o.,
prospects, II is assumed thst with accident 20 the
crop the shorts would b. active buyers But while con
ana the volume Of business is down 10 even smaller
proportions than u,uai to the midsummer season 10
IL sses had reached only IS 900 bales For the r.na
der Of the session the narke; ruled stupid and vas
hnaiiy quiet a a gain OF point to loss OF
point. having varied only points f0r the .nr. So.
Total ss,es were 70 800 bales To-dsys session as
whole one OF exceptional apathy
The local market spot cotton closed very dull with
Upland and st.c for mlddling GUT, Sales Included 4c
bales for delivery contract and 70 bales 10 o1tneetc
spinner Spot cotton In Southern markets was ohca.y
reported follow. Galveston quiet at iS-!oo. &
es bales New-oreans quet and easy at s'c; ssHs
$40 balee Mobile nominal al osc savannah ao,e. a.
&c cnarleson quiet .ano,aiion' 2" ss,,,,nor. nom
mai al s4c Memphis dull at Sac: sales $40 6alea
Augusta steady at 3-lec; sales. l2' bales 81 Dus
The export movement thus far this season has been "
follows ..., r. co,.,.,,
1 T6. "a, .ne ,h :eSsS.r 2S5 asa SsS
Cotton Exchange special LyerToo eae.s Spot cotton
American 900: receipts 1000. American. 1000 mid,
ding upiands. 3 Lied Futures opened quiet partial
Sas ee'ss S.ed ssssy % January ebruay
82is: February March. 32iib March-Apr o22ns; ASsi
MAY a23y July a24s Szts
vernber a2I 40: NovemberDecember 320;sb Manchester
Yarns quie, and unchanged. Cloths move slowly .,
of contract prices IN the local market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

IIaIns leave fO0i ~ " 42d 81 folIOWs V3 minutes
earlier nom Frarkl ST.:
T.S 4. May Express for all stations. Connections
'CO for Lakes Mohonk ami M.anewdsNo. Paror cars
u.1- 4. Nh ,u.tain kApf.ss TO Liberty and inter
J.lO med ate stations. Lake klamesha. and White
a Pallur
'UO Lake ~ lauiesha. and White Lake Parlor cars
N.-Vsstibuls Limited. stations to Rock and,
81. D rak.. Mohonk M.nnewaska kiamesha. and
lyrtt. LAX Parlor ears. . -
80 Il. VI. Frankin 81 5:+5 MO, chicago.
E.lO daily stops Mt AdIlet"w. L1et,y l. S,dho''
Vstl,n Norwich oneida. ps"ego. Nl''afa rams Nds-
~ S,es,ar and Reclining Char Gar tseAs i'ee) throuSn
20 chicago Wal ash 80 an e-.~, At ~, De-,
,;,rCxETa AND pAPGOR CAR SEATS At 81 Broad
\ y J Transfer Co. checks baggage
~ -.siderce fes' nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
Anthracite coal ussd exclusively.
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations IN New York. foot Of Liberty Ste
ard South Ferry whitehall ~.
Tral i.,ve foot NJ Liberty ST.

Anthracite
Stations IN New York. foot Of Liberty Ste
and South Ferry. whitehall ST.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty ST.
On and after June 20. 1898 -.
For Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown M.ach chcns "A
400. 7:I3 3lO A. NJ. n20 NJ. 70 Eastonl 80 -
to Easton). SAB q 80 to Eas,onl ~ sundayH SSo'
q 90 To f:aston). a. NJ. loo $50. 600 r " a.
For wkesbarre. Pittson and Scranton 400 slo A. ~
1880 p. 81. Sundays 4:30 A. ~ -. IA n.>
For Reading ard Harrisburg. at 400. SD s;W III
900 to Reading, p 81 IL is night, Sundays. $50 az -
to Reading, A. NJ, 100. Las. $780, 600 p NJ. i2is
night. - . .oo am
For Sunbury. LAwisbure and wiilamsport. at 400 1n
0:l0 A. NJ. 100 las. 300 r. NJ. 1918 night sundayA
40 A. NJ. l:oO. l:45 eco p. 81. 1913 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. Re.
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury PARK ocean crow
and points south Point Pleasant. 49, $50 lOUv
NJ. Saturdays only q 80 Red Bank ony). Z:los
$50 3;3 $3.50 Red Bank only. 44S. 800 eio ~ ess-
bury Park and ocean GroveD. 0:i5 4: N. 80 40 y.
For Atlantic Highlands. $50 5:5O s.D. 1000 A. -
81. 400. G:i5 y. N Sundays. 900 A. NJ 4O n
For Lkew9oi. Toms River Barnssas Park and bsrns-
For Atlantic City Vineand. ard Brdgeton 45o A. h.s
For Monmouth Beach. seabreht and Highland. u
Naves,nk 40. $50 1000 A. NJ. 2:D +:aS. 8l5 r. u
SANDY HOOK ROUTE. 81,
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. Ga
Pier y. r.. foot o. Rector ST, -
For Atlantic Highlands Highlands OF Na'esink NOT.
l. ns Branch. 400. 800. II 90 a. NJ. l.I 2V S;tS.
40 $50 IT, NJ sundays 80 A. NJ, l0 =. NJ.
For EiiSron. Aabury Park. Ocean Grove. and points
south to Point Pleasant: 300 ll;,o 4 NJ q 90 sa,ur-
at In,eriaken Tor Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. s:ao
A. n, +. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

FLOUR AND MEAI~-The undertone In nour wa
strengthened to-day the upturn in wheat altnonk.
owing TO IN. light inquiry from 1oobers price, g pa;
eats: l. scss4 IS spring clear, 81 Sas. .xt:s 10
wn,e-, 81 e5@ss 90 extra No wntrf 80 .T Onc,.s
g Isats Is coRNMEAI>ouie, Quoted: Kiln Kiln df, n1
50 ioGs2 % as brand BAG MEAl-DIr.,v; M
white. Soc hne yellow 73c coarse 6sa69e 1oc
:s,". nj. g. :aa 20 ~ . ~n,s' sss
bulk s,0ssc: rye feed s2i0Gsc: city feed roc hcmny
chop s5c: oiimesi f2a; screenings. 3oa7oc
GRAIN-wHEAT-.ln keeping with the unexpectedly
nr'ner Of English markets the price ~ "ne ~
EewYcrk p~neA fractionsy higher to-day and was az
sl with l,,le opposition ta,lush Sv,sr than TO
previous night The cash product and near OPTIONS Wet,
strongest rejecting Of actual wheat and iar
expert demand. Sept, miner and December closed e.sn
Tuesday night. ir-tays nnei figures sh wed IN
ad'ces favorable thns" from Kansas pens
particularly unsatisfactory regarding the yea insI
were rnins In that day. hut otherwise eonn r
the belt quite favorable Ihss
spring wheat yield Of GSj, otD bush asain't ias'
years rgre % $50 TO- on hush by The fhme aGi1o'
Al the same time, his estimate MS n'nia II "oy"u
bash l.ss than II wss one month seo ~ I|uls anu
ether Southwestern markets we're ell sirorg ana de
cdecly CHER with cash demand reg 'rted good ana
arrivals OK wheat unsaiisfseory. AT Chicafo r.
ceipis are practically nothing. with onY one car :. ~
whea, In to-day Out NJ eirht received NILS In
Minneapolis have rsssrtd work. With fnes Tue,dsy
asgresatns 81 900 bes by two concerns. ~ whcn ran
was fr export The "Bratsreets' hxnres Indicated
dser.a.e ., 1900 90 snsh durirs Jsre.- ~. wo-iTs
Visible nov being 600 bush. agninst ousn
year ago Foreign houses were buyers ~ sfptemoeI
And ssiisrs n December during the forenoon Tie rcnc
sos-d os,6 hn,s Up wheat ana 10 points higher on
~"ef. Antwerp was partially 70 franc vel LIVER ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana Subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received Uptown Ofic.. 80. l242 Broad
% Door of 3lstst. until O'cock advertise
the following bran eiaees regular
ofn until O'Clock D. viz. 254 Sth-aye,, D.
lj2 otn l2ih at, Mays. Stl-ave
ami iith ST. li2 CCIumbus-ave.. West G6hst; 100
IVES, 1. ST. 6ta ave. " East lita-st. c51 West
i2d-st. between .th and sth lJJ East iIth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

foot OF West 23d St penn. r. RI Corandt %
beshrosses 81.
sInclcates time from West 23i 81, Other figures show
time irsm Corfisndt or Desortsses ST.
sG,IO, $3.50 A. n dai.y sunday '6:S. A. NJ 10
EAsTON and intermediate stations.
s7; $50, $500 A. 81. daily for WII.xESBARRE. SCRAN.
TON week days., ITHACA, GENEVA: koCHEsLEL.
.rFAI<O NIAGARA FALLS aad the West. and princs-
Ri local points. dining car and chair car To Buffalo
. 4 daily. SundAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

aye ''7c; contectloners granulatei s.c cube. 5..c
w. a. /. f'c n ult 4. 5sc: diamond A. $40
"nlouohers ~ SIC: No l. SC: No 2. &c: No ,. Sc NJ
81 ian -. % :" -. No :. +sis. No $ ~
VIC; No II 4Ac. No Is 43lc: No &c ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

Wool Exchange Special Daily Custom House hepo'''
'",. '"'' ''' Bales. Pound.
cio Grand 90 Sui Steamer Mar.ani... IN o.'"'3
sUGAR-wth the cable news s,i. unfavorneis ana inc
1snsnd for rtnned tn point con paratVey g
senners were ndposed to Do business IN me oea Id"
sigar make, a. las, pYces4kc for centrifugal 10 test
3ssc r 80 est and enc ior ~ .nsser SIhs
On the other hand how.vsr 'm IT, a,ks, IN
AMI md M ninaI condition. According 70 ne onca Ca
indifferent On IN. osss Of re fot Jnya and 10. va IT,
iar .e.Iv lending downward under sheer absence ~
papps July delivery ed Q, 80 and August de-
,.r. a. ikh Refined sugar IN the local innhct VAS
STEADY in ns bu, in iisn, Susss"rs w,.fs
r":r.s pjwdsred 6kc; sranuistsd b'c nne srani-
I,od Ghc; coarss graduated. Sic: extra me srah~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

partmeht The market Tor meal. We. sthou, imp.ran,
shsass Ra; ~ VA. So"s.5si,ysy ls u al a,fs
g s: ss 1'S quote. was =. 'gf e, s 81
Snis wi.s .pG to Ausri Quoted a. sS ss,S $, Lad
closed dull and nominal spo; quotes s. 75as5
S s aa 'G 80 SP. e.. at and ' iu p' ~
FL Ice 80 ans futures. ~ IS soft spanish sad Was
s ps at s. as & % .ns '' English lead at Il" IS o.
fed a. ISL s HSp ana for s .'Fs ss ss
exceedingly .iack and feaiurele,
tax. hoa ssycna DAY "d day
ias,:c, So ics!s .Piim: Sa:,S 6S;'as
prime sigssc cholct ssgase Porto Rco 2sgacc SYRUP,
Ss.y d5 t. ;sr %:'A :s,. e. birth :
"a no =, Hull Hon s q "a D E,S
h If@ s. 81: ~ sln tsi,sfis'a A%..fd:n
"''on fRsGaPs s ASG taARrEr7Ss sG a4st FOR sa
ois.9 f.s' the ns
@ .dss sh fnSw no .e s % ns g
ssp' FOR snail y...: on TIM ,In,eS sie: WI
ZOO quarter, oais montreal to private por GnHe
grim sryf hsn. q, " 81 o% 1S.
steamer $500 9Ssr.,s grain hence e oork Sr ore'r
ISh. b, rt.' coat srssps pTys', r
ssas aesi: &sa,sss H. s%!n ~ Er, ss1.
private terms sep,smGsI German o.rs isD ,.ns s4a
100 tons Ds' iumb.T camps.'on 4 b. to Bueno. AYES 1
90 Blush .sh2onsr ia tom. cees5 ana nahosaa}
Goraive. to XswY s. 90 ,ctoon-r 2sa toni. lamb.f
SS ~ 81 so"h g ''Ss coal h
e hfss: 70" and sa g, s% Bay ch.eS. .srs.r,
Rotterdam. .,aa berth term. pISmp, ,Sh.onsr az
81 50 and 81 50. re'p.ciiveV.
oILs-Th. trad. IN eo,ion".a oil {, rraetcs:iy dead
small order to an occasional ,obb,r Mil. are ali closed
81 snd oY V. sso, Pn m: . S pt mud
min. !Ssaiss prime SUNNI .teH ~ ss,c
sses i,n.s:s A"SSa" IL
eh"se s7a4 S'i'' ''"''' 'e''N '" " '''' '
lev ~. had .Oa!sa hoe Droias,' asyroPd mod
~od .ocs o, lara sos 5 .re. list month
Sqi 40. s .'sft; ~ 5:'a y.n HosH
.;': i.Si's e,:s.' .a:f 81 is =, g, "aa
RhEss ,s y r1. SsSed E:cq9 meh KS
seie. nm ,mcsns hsills. mr. ION g; Am sei
= @.;; :.sa i 81 j.
nom aSs,a c sy, Ira m au1s at inc
.a w y. 100 comrousa Gs euia CITY qs s2
osq 6 3si.s city sId ,'r,T9s Gs% .,s,. about
stock s up . f.. s so @ . s hsi
outside figures with the medium grades Of foreign and
domestic staple seaiv Quotations follow: Don estc
to lov ss riasc ssE to SOD 'Hfi5c ETH o
bond 3xQskc; Japan. G1S%c: Java. 4%M3ise: Ranso2n
in bond 2,1a&%c. Tsnnrc New.orlsn:' ,elesThpnS
Inusiana crop 10 date Receips-Roueh. IN
elusive Of carried $4,000 SACK. as year
ia 80 sacks sales--ceaned testmaed). 800 bhs'
ast year Ii3 $50 bbls. Market quiet Carolina crop
movement date ReeeiptS-C1esned 80 $50 bbis saes
80 42b bbis. Little doinE , ,,..
The following is comparative exhibit Of the shipments
Of the East for this and as year caaal date:
Decrease.
Shipments Gags cwt) l@! lsvs , d%s
,,., AL yt4 $50 73a l20 COS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

CASH quotation. were follows: Flour sicv; No 2
spring wheat '5c. No sprins wheat ,Qgs's; 20 req
81 No oats e2sc; No whfe.
25i.c: NJ white 24g2ise No rye. iic: No barley.
3lGSsc No iaxsee4 ~ Vt's. PRIME tmctny seed .! 90
mess pork per Dol b5gs0 40. lard per leo 10. 50 Bod
s. 3.i1 short ribs sides GooseJ s. 3Oe 30 dry sailed
shoulders oxei 81 s0Qt I5 short clear sdcs boxed.
s; .5tjA on me Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market steady. creamery, l3isgdc daires 1913
Eggs hrm: flesh. loo
Cincinnati. July 6.-F.ogr quiet. Wheat frm; No
red old sac: new. TIC corn active arm No mixed.
34Ta4i,- oats dull; No mixed 2ciyT23tc. Rye
quiet. No 2. +0c. Butter steady. Sugar easy. Esss
c.let &C. Cheese nGm.
ailvaukee July G-wheat quiet: No Northern. SOC.
No 2 Northern. sSc; September. Il+c Rye steady NO
!. <ac. Barley nominal!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

Foreign Coffee Markets-Santos--cofsr market steady:
good average Santos. 1850 receipts. 5000 bags stock
s3aWO laSs Hsmburg-Cofree market opened = pen
ming lower at 80 m dull UNCHANGED 20 Il pfen-
ming higher; sales 1900 Tags Havre-Conee maIke;
opened quiet, franc lower at IL m exceptionally Gull
and unchanged al quiet. !. franc higher: closed
net UNCHANGED; 5000 baSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
Railroads.
Railroads
~a.:.::cA'c oRg.rEo- esHac.>.n
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER g. =
TIE FCUa.TRACX TRUNK tlEc.
o HOURS TO NIAGARA FALLS.


Trains leave ''as f ss s'oG Fourth Avenue and
$50 nNsinH .rA 4'' f 5lii n In 'i
@ E Il rp. III an Tis S9 to Fl It. n"
SO" iyg RGS M9<4 A9NTAy: THorf Hs
s15 M MFA eF@ M niir1 ba Tp rousbs.p..
Naears Fan. ard ns[" cle2 yiaS'S ''"''''' i''1'
daii, excep, sunia>--For cawkll M'rn'a MS;
Toy saratoga Lake George Green fountains and
1000 4 M.-NoRrH STORE LIMITED; Daily:
pps sur,iG $40 n N.sara F a,I $50 soI r H.
1890 4 M2hS SY' ExfaFss sao .yS' sanday For
100 'Sa Sp Fl TgaR!x ~ naEs S'si' nj
AGO SPECIAL. Daiy-F'r columbus cincin-
$50 r. M'"TRof ANi SARATOGA SPECIAL. ex-
cept surds, Fr Garrison West Point. Poush-
800 , M"iHKE sil6RE TINTED paily-2,- hon,
75 e5 Si.s" va va nS f due SIS P N:
due Tocdo lon3 =. 81. Chicago 400 T. ~ Sleeping
geo !: MSWEsTEfrx EMPRESS, pally-Fer NJ
O.25 j. II. |NoRTHrRN EMPRESS. Dsily-For Troy
Ea'ishUrg. Burlington Montreal and except sat
T,'Iy Sish,' f9r 2,'aga Nor.xr.xs THOUSAND
ISLANDS AMI MONTREAL EMPRESS. Daily,
ror CLAYTON Adirondack Mountain points Malone and
$40 ~ ntFFAro AND souTH grs;g 3:
SPE' lAl. D5 .ly-For Rochester. Bunalo. N.
agaIa Falls Cleveland Cincinnati. indianapolis ana
-. Louis.
BOO T. M.-SPECIAI. LIMITED MAIL. Daily-sleep-
ing only f)r points Fall Brook Ry.. VIA
. Lyons. and for Rochester and Buffalo.
DID T. M.-PA'iFIC EMPRESS. uaily-For OsveRo.
Ogdensburz. Cape Vincent Buffalo. Niagara
Falls, Cleveland. Toledo Chicago. and exccp, Satur-
DAYS. Tor Autumn road
1910 nghi.-MiDNlGHT EXPRESS. For Chicago.
every 1igni. except sunday nights. Sunday
nights Chicago slcepers leave 9:l5.
HARLEM DIVISION.
8s10 y NJ and 3;ST +. M-IDa'y. except Sunday. to
Piitshed. Sundays only at 9,2O a. a.
Wacn'r Palace cars all through trains
TIA - illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket and Wagner Offices At Grand Central Station.
1l3 psi Alb Broadway 81 Eas, li;h St. 942 Broadway
235 Columbus Ave. 81 West I25th ST. 25th Stat
and lSth 81 Station. New York 33s and 20 Fulton ST.,
and iVi Broadway. f.. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone '2'so Thirty eighth street, for New-Yors
Central cab service Baggage hoe,
dence by the Wesrco,t Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
NAVAL STORES.

Their. M. M sp.cial feature 10 to-days mark. buy
e-e ana sellers alike nothing In the news at ham
T. inspre active oucration-. AMI prices remain P'"c
tlc,llv unchanged. Qu0titons follow: ~
TAN Regulars 81 sasi 0j. Of. bb!s. - 62H
PITCH 81 IS ..,,
si'iRITs II RpENTiEE- 21T2G~c oe, -
81 GoQSl sei.. T. g. joasl G5. g. 81 90 II 81 VI; l.
81 az X 81 80: 81. 81 05aS2. ~ 81 iodse 49, g.
So 2I,mS2 Is " ". 81 30Gf2 n
STOCK or HAND.
ro.,, Observation-Disclosures. 81. i@ hhls
Spirits turpent!ne 80 ~;
Tar i'"'" SS''
Charleston July s-Turpen,ne steady. &c BID E'''n
ssvannah July G.-Ttrp.ntin- firm. unchanged: r.
-. . IA bIi.. sales 1ri Rosn nrm unohargei
.alas i.25 bLis receipts. $50 .ao
Wilmington. July 6-splri's tnrpentin. STEADY. -@V
hLls Rcsn nrrn. SHY ~" rec pls
o.7 his t.r turrentlne dull siN,l 20. receipts -
lis Tar steady 81 20. receipts iiJ bols.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Ch'-nsl J.ly g. There was an actlFr IrtlAhi ~ 80
f.v and urcss we're iOri3c higher than a. ~" 80 ~
o., ve~a ('7oice sass 20 me lam ~ .,1s, -
no.. ,t-ers 81 ,oIsl and fece - W. - ~
c.v. AMI h,i'srs 81 loGti =; calves s3ys" 'p
steers 81 25as5 ~ medium. 81 o,ns' .. peer s,e, ~,
nnl feeders ~ trfJtl ~ ''"s "'
h-,er. 81 lORSi 81 calyes 5000 80 western
a p;1t, is T.xs. steers 81 75GS ~ Meagre oherhgs
=, .nrc,tan with rorl demand csused hogs 20 81 it
h,rh,r Fair % choice 81 - gsS a5 packer IS ~ q
I,,S' ~ ao4ss -. n'r. saas3 Is rhere was AIRY
- .em,nl ,cr sheen ~ about yes;crfays prices SheeD
"a - e. ewns stqs, -. faus. s2 5Ef2 10 western
.I-cp 5, i50 4. 80 lambs So H'sft0 30 Receipts
70 so. hogs - go shsen. lN'' ..z.,oo c.,,..
C'rr,rrau fulv Hog, steady. IuI," ~ nv.
weak 8? 75N<i q. sheep STEADY = 'o"'' i
-, p',-oo Iiiy G-Catt,c- ecep's lgHt; market
,,s, JIor. Hecclpts light market ANY i've ara
rr,ts s,r ns.r sh~ep an: lambs Receipts Ashi' mar
hot ruled a,.,u' steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ralrmore July o-Fiour dun; unehaasee r.ceip, ';
II -. m nth ,0sosoIe August. lo.e bid septemDSts
"a ,,aed steamer red. 7jgI5'.e receipts ~ 90
hrss .,uoits 1900 bush. stock. 10 loo bush sac
eS on tu,h southern wheat by sample 'ps ac 90 %
yrnf, iSdSIc. corn strong tpo ana month"; oo'
huaus q va September B. &C. steamer M keu "t-s9
AZ re- .lps 20 2;s bush. exports COO" bush; STOCK
igs ~; bush sales. 1000 bush. southern white corn
-yloi-c a. yellow 36'. G35c Oats coser. NJ white
.. I, G3oi,c No mixed. @Gsa2Ic receipts l'oli bush
e.n'rtr ~ bush: stock 2so+9 bush rye nrner %
nesriy l,c ~ Western, i?'sc. exports. so' push
stock ilp sol bush fisv quiet. No timothy; I'll 40
So Grain frr'rhtrLittle charge; demand small steam
cr- verr iul unchanged strong Unclaimed bni
Ter s'tady' unchanged Fs.s FIRM. ur,hsnsed Cheese
steady unchanged Lettuce - lNsi - per basNef
Mhskey unchanged
Boston July G--F-our-Recepts. 3lti IBIS; Quiet
,r.ins ratent s. $685. C5 DO - 7oas3 20 spring
rioars and stra Sass 15 winter d. sigf 90 Corn
neal quis ia Ier bush 81 15pfl NJ per bbl corn
q bush. nrmsr steamer yellow. 4od'O1c
No . 4O. ut0f.c. ua,s-hecciptss ~ bush; hrn
ON ct bran spring s3asl3 -. winter sltAsli % mid
dnes kI4 5Ol si5 90 bog ncur slsaSis so Butter
steady. Northern lie. Western. l6is4l'c Imitation 1
Ia, ladies' l3c. Cheese firm. Northern ''7a>c West
I:ur.i July 6-Sprns wheat-Lit,lc ,radns nrmcr:
ern lineage s6'.c Wiater wheat sFons No red. 92r
o,fn scare nrn NJ yellow, 3Gl.c. y yellow 3d..
y, corr 81 irc. 40 Soc oats firm. No white.
isr. no whte 2sc No \ white. 26,sc. No mixed.
&c. 40 2 mixed 25c hJr-No demand. quoted 4''c IN
stole Flour strong better demand.
Chicago July sThe leading futures ranged as follows
wheat 40. 2. Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
July ........... a.. 1873 - 80
SEPTEMBER 49,. ossG9s.. co., es. oe%9esn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

Receipts at the ports and interior points TO dsy 60
pared with the same day last week and last YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

Fine. Il month";.
Fine medium. IL mon.
Medium, II months
Coarse. IL months.
Fin- spring. y to :
months .........
Fine medium spring.
q - Z months ...,
Medium spring. o 10 :
months ...........
Fine medium fall go.
Medium fall .........
CALIFORNIA.
Northern spring. free.
S 10 - months. go.
Northern 50 ing. free.
Il 10 { Months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

Receipts OF Sreadsuns AZ interior points In thoussh1
last three ciphers pd omitted -four btls grain bush as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
}. 7sa 1901. COS

THE wool EXCHANGE REPoRT-Curreni quotations
., anmssti. woola secured based on Wool Exchange
oihe'ai ~" $3.50 Cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

Rio-Cofee marke, steady: No RIO IsB25, exchans'
1891 receipts, 5000 bags cleared for the Unite
States. 1000 bags stock. 2ss 900 bags:
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee as fo!io~a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY,

'p.notes express trains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-16
SITUATION AT MANILA.
Much Feeling Against British Resid ent
shown

LONDON May 16.-The Hong Kong
correspondent of the Standard says:
After the Callaos crew landed they
were released on parole and the Callao
was paraded in full view Of Manila City,
accompanied by the United States cruiser
Concord When Mr.. Williams, the Amer
lean consul, landed at Cavite last week,
he was received with great enthusiasm
and followed in the streets by a crowd of
2,000 people shouting Viva los Ameri
canos.' There were no signs that the
Spanish authorities in Manila were pre-
pared to capitulate. All the Spanish in
habitants and many British ana German
families have sought safety in the SUI
burbs taking all their belongings. In the
business quarters the buildings are cover
ed with foreign flags, the British predom-
mating, with a view of protection should
the insurgents capture the city
There is much feeling against the Brit
ish residents; but fortunately the number
of foreign men-of-war off Manila is con
stantly increasing and the position of Eu-
ropeans is becoming daily less precarious.
Aguinaldo, the former insurgent leader,
is now in Hong Kong actively negotiat-
ing, l understand, with President McKin
ley. | have reason to believe that he is
seeking to arrange for the future govern
ment Of the Philippines by native adj
ministration, under the protection of the
United States
AT present there is deal of dissen-
sions among the rebel factions some Of
which are negotiating with the Americans
and others with the Spanish Whether
Aguinaldo possesses enough Influence to
reconcile these differences ana to induce
the insurgents to pursue a common policy
is questionable. Admiral Dewey is well
advised in waiting for reinforcements,
since the fall of Manila would produce
anarchy throughout the islands The En-
glish here advocate joint Anglo-Amer-
lean administration. 1t is asserted Adj
miral Dewey has re-coaled from three
British ships"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-05-16
THE FIRING EXPLAINED.

Provincetown, Mass, May ia re-
portsreached here at noon to-day that
heavy firing had been heard off Chat
ham and Nantucket. The San Fran
CISCO which was in the harbor, imme-
diately put to sea and when we'll down
the cape was met by the Prairie on
her way TO this port from cruise to
seward. Commander Train of the
Prairie, reported that the ship had tar
get practice off Chatham.
On the way down the cape the San
Francisco held up the Gate City, Of
the Savannah line, with two shots
across her bow The captain of the
latter also reported the firing. Reports
Of the firing came from many points
along the cape, and created the great
est excitement in this town until the
two ships came in late in the after
noon The Prairie was on her way
from New York to Boston to join the
mosquito fleet and was off Procince-
town Sunday morning when the Column
bia, bound seward, signalled her.
The Prairie accordingly started after
the Columbia.