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New-York tribune., 1899-06-22

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
easier: sales 1900 bales speculation and export, 1000
bales: American llUO0 bales mtddling upland. h>sd:
futures opened 64d decline closed barely steady at
2u264d net decline January, 3les; January
February. 6.l6b Febrlsry-March. s.i7s MArch-Aprl.
3l711b Aprl-Msy. Slsas June 8.l9b June-July lee;
July August slice: Ausust-septenber 3lss; September
October 3 lss Ootober~November ais: NOvernber-De
cember. ios &anchesteryarns quiet and nrm. Cloths
orders limits
FLOUR AND MEAL-owng 10 The sharp break 10
wheat demand fell on considerably and Of 90
JOG failed 10 stmusts than passing interest
buyers The close rather weak Spring patents s6
- 90 winter straghts 81 S9S3 o winter patents SO coo
9 TO- spring clears g logs 80: extra 10 winter $50
50 10; extra No. winter 81 6O4S2 10 RYE
FLOUR-stesdy; quoted Good 10 fair Sc $50
s3%: choice 70 fancy IS ao9$s 90. -. CORN
MEAI-Steedily held quoted Kiln-dried 81 l0at2 25 as
20 brand. .BAoMEAL-ouiet quoted; Fine white,
soc; nne yellow, 05c coarse. s0QS2c. o.. o.. FEED
Quoted: Spring bran. bulk sl5asi5 so sacks TO arrive
200 10 sl5 25G<5 so; lake and sacke spot si5 90:
winter bran sic 25Qsi7 so latter white; fine SIS
nidolings sleqts; city feed SIS 6o1t1s hominy chop
ii4 80 bulk aud Sl5 so sacks. olmeal t23dS23 so
GRAIN--WHEAT-Not until the last half hour OF the
session did bull traders have opportunity make their
presence known. except through heavy liquidation such
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis June 2cotton quiet indd1s III, ,.s.,os "a
baIes gross ~; shipments $685. sales go stock iovi'
baltimore June 2i.--Cotton nominal; middnng on..
lou nddlnn Is Gc good ordinary D o-loc' sroes
ccenis sSS bales exports coastwise 100 stock l8,Z
C,aveston June 21-Coton steady middnns 10 10
low rnlddiIng 7I6c good ordinary 6Ac; receipts iSz
bales: sales, 241: stock. q. s6I. ,,,, .uo. 10.
Cinclnnau June 21.--Coton quiet; middlns' osc, ~"
IddlIng SIC: good ordinary 5nc; receipts 40 Daes
shiP P,on Tne SI%Coton dull: middling. 15-l6c low
ridS,ing Z ice; good ordinary. 9-6c receipts 81
baes. shipments "A; stock. 12.44s. -, -,
N.,ok Jnne 2 Cotton easy: midding. &C. low mid,
dIing bilc; good ordinary. 7-lGc; net receipt s'i
haies gross gtl exports cOastwlse 37I; stock 5lop
wilmington June 2.--Coton steady; mlddhng' o"c'
Mnt,e J,ine 2l-Cotton nothing doing: middiing'
~ iGc. low rnlddIng SC: good ordinary. 7-loc re-
celpts bales: stock $50 ,,,,u rno. tou
savannab June 2l--Coton steady: mddng O7sc, ~"
idslins 5Sc receipts 1923 bales exports coas'"ise'
ioS Io;,s Jnne q Cotton easy: middling. 1876
lou rnidng SIC; good ordinary, 4%c; ne feceip'' 80
hoI.s. cross 3I4 shipments 1881; stock. ~. 225 ,
Augusta June 2l-Coton steady: mlddllng 9hc: ie
.ock
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

RE.ss AVN pr., . New-York June 81 1879
,obSnx sos Hsp PEAsmMTrow beans ,. stronger
were held lttle higher Medium and pea are Arm tni
h9 quotaoy ehsnsed Some further business in red
kdney AT II 7OQtl TN but demand is MOI larx. a.
those ngurea All other varieties are in sh, d.ma
and UNCHANGED Green peas steady We quota, psan.
marrow lses. choice. per bush :. 45 do medium choice
x W 90 pea choice 81 u ,us 30 do Kidney choice
u IV1sl Iz1. 90 white kidney, sInfi A.
yellow choice 81 Is: bsck turtle soun S, &
81 10; do lima California 81 a2isQ Qa2 5s Sr..,
81: do Scotch. bags. 81 s ''~s' '"ss'
BCTTER-The offerings Of nearly all rr.des n, o.....
cry excessive. and with generally Suis ,rsd h
securing some advantage OF the
IN strictly gihedge western creamery wer. Al lsLr hui
there was good dea more stock Offering al that price
than could be sold and lots shaded ttit.
Firsts plenty and often our ,o,
while seconds duh and Quite A good assi y;
butter 10 showing defects ncl1ent Ia ua
weather and we hear some complaints OF sour flavor
State creamery ~ choice TO fancy quality
i7Hqlshc; business be done above the o5is,Ss
figure In Wholesale but special lines costing very
high IN the interior being stored dairy
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-IOrk, Juht Il. I0VV'
~,or,v--r, 1-,ovvlnr the considerable STIR oeNeIOpeu
a. con ee market this morning opened steau!'
as orctally described unchanged TO points iQ~ei'
So ~ the actual business the opening CaI" -
80 showed an advance Of points May soils "a a. ,Ss
s eli az al $50 ruled fairly sotNe any n ere
rsra tenner OF the was tolerably sesuS s hss
wee sales of s. $50 the opening can The
" 90 No., and 2 80 bags for the entire sesstJ
,-yns,ton from abroad had fairly iaVoIaO'e
sge as indicated by cables at mana VIZ, sbo
&C. oS hsre ali foreign markets Havre excepteo .s
Ss sustained or higher prices Havre on the ONE sibse
ilend ne u franc lower and barely steady IN tone
ontiv Showing come irreguarity In conheetlgl " -
r,nsss al Rio at advance Of 10 res IN 'e ro,s
- e,change and a steady market at SANTOS %,
OF asssor nv dimnished movement OF supplies az
supper StiI another favorable factor was the
much heavier movement (2e 6e7 bagsl from Ceo ny TSet
s,ahouse deliveries During the afternoon L.e ~ N
rmiAd onle, and steady and was hnaly Qule nv -,ed
changed points lower spot bta..isH saHave1ee-No
Rio inyGce lots &C. 1obbing parcels "a pea ana
-, steamer Asti, with l52Ae nags INo O.
II 14a bags Santos BY unanimous Fo'e u'e ~
itlS,cbonge will be closed Monday. July 3. -,.. 10
Ths range OF contract prices in the local market "
Ssv was follows
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22

DO Southwestern 14914Me DO Southern s Receipts:
Tour 500 bbis 2 900 sacks wheat. 1000 ousn' c'''
i34 900 bush; oats. 81 900 bush TX.
q, o,,s rune q Close: Wheat. No red cash Ioc
J,nc 75iac; July 7sAa Aa70%c; september I7.c' ,s2
hard 7ih978c. Corn. No cash SSsc' June. h 90 2sc
Junq 2ec; July. 25lhc; September 2hazi~c' "'
white. 29hc. -. ,s,L
Toledo June 2f-Wheat lower weak: NO cash .ons d
hid Juv INC bid Corn active. lower; NO = Iii
8lhc oats dull steady; No mixed 70 se ,r,ns rp
lower 2 cash, 5gc bid. CloVerseeo uu'' "s"''' '
cash new, 81: October. 81 67h bid
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22

. ha. characterized speculative trading in wheat all s
week Ip to that hour steady s stream o. boider. and
poured into the market ,a a" even allowing the nnsi
rally prices Of the day were s ~ ~ crop scares
The, The hqs sout f'Iu Russia and reported heavy w m
france Previous Information on the hSs enessne ,nau-
o Ga n OiS The IIvsrpooi market which closed sSsa smc
while aeo Affecting markets on the m5et important bear
inarence however found in The heav's and Duluth
receipt: s GT 1ouDg as,n As 81 ea as Toledo
sirVa ao c" hsS in contrast, with only 1900 bus Jas aS,
Year ,ePS5ted So T: psT Whit wss S Generally
M bear atsnent wheat Ssrs SSss9Sm ns psrtcaD
been been 10 -, Taon to the July option the hsS
the because OF its unusually hne % Semana for IT,
t1ns noted however In o-iays traains 1 ,y ON
vss the largest sellers togrtSer With the innu
,he.o yey n increased from which tn. bulls bulls
could not away F0sR hs opeTsons in each product
In nc e ,oss, al ports markets were iiresq
lar ahoagn on wheat and partial 20 points decline on
Tonr Antwerp quiet and uncnahgea acbed half a
bushels OF wheat and -four to day making wn.t
.h1n.nts about stand-on compared win !ot We;
In wheat anoat basis were ss follows: no rI,
S2hc No 1 Northern Duluth e2sse; 10 -.vs, % No
Mwukes spring 7slc; No Northern MsniO6a 'go PC
o1d June No FeH Sd this market follow the weakness IN
wtes trade owInk partially "a 70 rnoene ,ne eu EXPORT de-
OF smaller country oreaEs r. sno the market rtcov
e,Sd ana closed unchanged from TUESDAY hNpo'.ee, .,
while showing less activity than on INC preous for the
Week show about 45 bush increase over ths serad
year $50 ysTD9S GDsee sc delivered and 4o
; o. 4 eSoat oAT's-The market was quiet ana about
steady With gales Of s iso Soc Soc 0ssS No White s2se
white siilc; track mixed 8osa2c track whte S2gS''
No white asfs clips sS sS Sc western es beth
stste rye sic C New-York caciot. .BARLE1oMA ioA
Market steady feeding 42c. c Buffalo; mating ''~
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION,

9i2 A. NJ and 55j p ST. Daily, except Sunday. v
Plttsheld Sundays only at 9.2O a. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket ofrcee at li3, 26i, Alb and 1910 BIoadwv
Union So. W. 235 Columbus 81 West 18th Q,
I25h St lssth ST. stations. New York 3ss and ~
Fulton 81. and iOa Broadway. E. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone ''2I9o Thlrty-eighth street for New Yot
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel
residence bv Wescott Express Company.
GEORGE ". DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewN ork, foot OF ~, "a a.
as follows and nye minutes earlier from e,~hAmtoa
O,OO 4. M.-yestlbuled Express daliy loI Arrive
buffalo l.. NJ. Parlor 10 BuHalo' . ut,xhA An,on
O,IS A. M.-Daily except SUNDAYS 70 Wv.Iisy po!nti
(cNeeo Wayerly E,lmra and Delaware NA't'l P.h5f
Daily TO Port Jervs and Monticello f'"N'
Cars. 81. III A,iy sclj
train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland Ito ~ c,,cnnau
5 y. NJ sieepers 10 Chicago. CleNe"hd anu
Dining Car. ,., v.s,,h,l.i Express
7i3O r. M-Bunso and Cleveland Ns,I 30 A. NJ.
daily Arrives at Buffalo 05 A NJ. hs,1to.u ~ Csye-
Jamestown I 90 A. NJ. Youngstown 10. .A.iana csis
land i2:s p. NJ. sieepers 10 Buffalo ana N"
Library Car ,,,-u,.,,,o, MayefD,
BIB r. M--Day solid train for blnghsm'0n ,csso ADJ
Elmira and Chicago, Sleepers 10 buh''''
Cincinnati. Dining car. ..-, o,,fNAN Ac-
'Cnx Non TiSSs ~ iii Is 25l. i0i and ~, pss,h-
way IL sowery iss East i?',h st.. sne Ysw'YorE ss'
at Chambers and west 2Sd 81. ferries ,Ss Rlyer-st.
and soD Fulton at ~ Brosdeay, BroosRh Trsnsisf
Hobok.n and Jersey cty station New ~ iI and resi-
80 calls for and checks baggage from ho's'' 49,"
dencSs
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
WEST SEIORER.R,

and 'i;;I u M Tate later nom foot Of W. "a ST.:
Albany. syTacuse. Rochester Bqrslo Niagara Falls
Chicago and St. LOUIS next slternoon Dining Car
b;45 p NJ; go m later f9of w 42d ST. Cnleaz9 sas
ester buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and 81. Louis.
:,30 p. M. Daily for Utica Syracuse Rochester Baf-
O,15 p NJ. Daily. FOR Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Csvs-
land Chicago ard ST. Louis
Time tables at prpcpal hotels and Offices. Baggage
checked from Hotel or Residence by Westcott ENprss.
c. F. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent n T.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
The OF contract prices IN he local market today
follows:

spot in the local market closed quiet prices
3l6c lower the basis Of ll6c FOR m!ddlng upland
and 5l6c FOR mcdnng Gulf compared with csc and
csc respectively last year Total sales
Cuded 800 iales for export and contract
Spot in Southern markets. miidling quoted
officially reported by special dispatches Exchange
follows; Mobile. nothing doing, ll-l6c Savannah
steady. &c: Charleston quiet nominal Wilmington
steady. SIC: Norfolk easy. &C. l-16c decline Baltimore
nominal Csc &c decline: st Louis easy 1876: Mem
phi quiet. 5&c
The export movement follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIl


*
STATIONS foot Of West Tgenty-third Stree, a.,
brosses and Cortandt Streets ~
E5The leaving time from Desbro..
Cortiandt streets is 1ve minutes Iat.r ,ss.S
Station, except where otherwise noted.
90 A; N. FAST MAIl.-Lnitei to two Bun., p,,,.
Chicago No eSaehs. Z. o Sleeping Car
ssS fAST SnSasFvSNS tsF siso'f M rTfs;y.;
on For cs DaRs sS.asd sot"s To.co s't
LIB r; n: CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Expsxs
sor ssor Nashville ~is CncnnatD Indianapolis cAEss
Obs +. N. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chilean, =
7.55 r. II. soUTHwEsrERN EXPRESSLY, Dr.,
burg, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville IndisnsvS.
7.s5 p. W.: PACIFIC ExPREss.-For Pittssurs %,
Ds oF ssS s V
s22 " D9sbToa,es and c9rsndt Streets SIS A.
Kew YORK to odna Ea, S.y yn' pssas s;ss 3
points West. daily except Sunday. No coaches
WAsHiNGTON AND THE SOUTH
T@, s.2;. a25. 1910 Desbroses street 1910 cor,ssa
i2s5 2io Sbesbrossss Street 40 cdrtisHs, ssi..,
CARP is5 G%Hs caT g 2aas 51s a1, toS SIS Pn
i2i6 night. sunday: s25; sS. i9S pniss ca
end Dining csrs. as dining car). 4'5 tDnins c.ss
soUTHERN RAiLwXY.-Expres,. 255. 4s p M. An
NORFOLK Ky AND WESTERN RAILwAY-ror M.no,.
AfEASTc fT S5sss Seo%s ESf-RrSrsis Lis SS 90, m and ~
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-45o D. m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ana NORFOLk.-i8 a
week days and 7.65 p. n. daily
ATLANTIC CTTY.-2lO D. m. weekdays (DehrooS
Street 10 p III. CortIsndt Street 2l5 M Throsfs
vsstbuled Train Buffet Psrlor Cars. Passenger CosH
ard Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-1255 D. m. week-dsys
West Twenty-tbird Street station. SIS a. m. nH
226. 's25 40. $40 p. m Sundays. sS Y, IS
p m. from Desbrosses STREET., DO a. m. 1850 an
$40. 40. siO p. N. Sundays 945 a. N, sbpn
from Cortlandt Street, 9ne a. m. I253 2M 81
<23 5t5 D. ~ Surdav~ q AZ 2 IS o. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6l0 (Desbrosses and CoIt.andt streets 90. - 81
s25. $50. o 20 3.6J Penna LmitedJ, ,OiO Desor..s
Street 1910. Cortlandt Street l0l5l (DIalng Car Ns
sDning carr tl55 M i2S 20 psssro::e, s: , sus
Carp. as Dining Carr, 5'S DinlHg. car: 1@ g
Ibimitsd} s5s loS5 Dqg,ng gs s,,IS CAP a m i2S ls
rCsI So dDising cs, 5@ SO ,iss ,g g; Y q, 10 ns
Broadway; Astor House; West Twenty-thirt rt.. s,s
Streets Court Street. $50 Fulton sTss ss Broat.u
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company VII al
for and check baggage from hotels and rescssss
through 10 destination.
Telephone 1850 Thi:y-eighth Street for Pennslvtnh
Railroad Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
Genera! Manager General PasSr Agsrt
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND

BOSTON AMID NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER Lime
For Fall River Boston, Martha's vineyard Nantucket:
Cape Cod and all and Northern Mountain. Inland
and Seashore points Steamers PRISCILLA and
PURITAN in commission. Orchestra on each Leave
Pier 10 y. r. foot OF Warren week days and sun
days at $40 p. NJ. Steamer from New York SUNDAYS
only touches Newport. On other Gays OK the week
Providence Line eastward steamer stops at Newport
PROVIDENCE llNE
For Newport Providence. Boston. the North and East
Steamers PLYMOUTH and CITY OF LOWELL. in com
mission Orchestra each Leave Pier Is. y. r.. foot
Of Murray week days only. 500 p M touching ~
Newport r. !. monday mornings excepted. on Non
day mornings Fall River Line steamers touch at Newport
S7T@NlNG1I0N LIME
For stonngton. Narragansett Pier. Watch Hill, Boston
and all points East Steamers MAINE and RHODE
ISLAND. Leave Pier 80. y. r.. foot OF Spring ST.
week DAYS only AT 900 p NJ Sunday night westward
trips will made by this line from July TO September
10 Inclusive. Saturday night Westward trips will be
omitted during same period.
NORWICH LIME
For New london Worcester. Boston and the East
steamers MAsSA CHUSETTS and CITY OF WORCESTER.
Leave pier &c. y. r. block above Canal 81. week
DAYS only at $50 p. NJ. On Sundays. from July to
September 10 inclusive Stonngton Line Westward
steamer New London. leaving there at 1918
7. VI. for New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & Western
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. X.

6NHEDULE ."
fUk 1uE WEST ,,.n snd
Leave New York. south Feiry tWnitehAl eh fsrn.
foot of liberty street. Time shown from sos'" 49,
Lave liberty street minutes later. ,s,ssays
'Daily tExcept sunday. -, .s y
CHICAGO. '30 a m. Liberty street oniy'' -
anc 'J2.i0 night -. ,,n ~
PITTsBURG '4so a. m liberty street o''"
D. m, az ~ nigh. ..ga q.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS '0o5 m. %"
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. rp,sse
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. fioo 80, tD asn
'il.20 a. m (Dner). ti2 IS .. m. lfnerl r.in plnsf
'255 cRoya Limited" exclusively Pullman .iSi0 alssL
Ass O)ner). S.55 p m. DineD ana
AoRroi.V ti2H .. n.
All trains are illuminated With Pntsch lsS r-rios -
Offices lS. i72 2dl ,si, 1874 Broadwsaa' cSassm
w l27 Bo~ery. y. Y $50 Fulton st, lp v, R.sraSs
Prnoklyn: Whitshail Terminal and Liberty g. D~e'
checked from hotel o. residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore 2l.Flour steady. unchanged receipts
and month 79.c IVY 7gH g7G5s Augqsj e js Tasb 7g
exports 4oOo; stock @S5447; sales 81 900 souhern Dy
sample !iQ1c DO S2 gqsqe; y & 3s ArIst
8s aS9c mixed 3IaSl.c receipts i0 70 eHsn
white corn 4ld41t8c; do yellow. 42G Oats quiet
80 white 82% 933c; No mixed }oa3O'ac' receipts
iOI bush. stock 34l 100 Rye easier; No Western,
81 Sc receipts GA bush; stock 254504 Hay strong and
higher No timothy $lJGSl5 so Grain freights weak
steam 10 Liverpool per BUSH 2s sd July Cork for orders
per quarter 30 asked July.
BUFFALO June 2l.-Spring wheat steady No Northern
spo, soc: No Northern. 7Gc. Winter wheat dull No 2
rei offered at 7sc No white 77i5c Corn fairly steady
No yellow 3S4c. No yellow, 3sc; No yellow, 38c;
No corn 37s.c. No corn. 37i4c Oats frmy held No
. white sic: No white. 20u3Oc; No 4 white. NH2Sc;
No mixed 2s4c; No mixed. 27isc. Rye unchanged.
Canal freignts steady Flour steady; good Inquiry.
Chicago June 2i-The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22

Cash quotations as follows; Flour easy: No 3
spring wheat, II disc: No red T8k.c No corn 34Sa
81 &c; No yellow 34T. d35+c, No oats. 269s a
20+c: No 3 white 2sq29lrc: No rye. 62c No barley
s7'.c; No nsHseed 81 90 W. 81 %; prime timothy
seed 81 35aS2 80. clover contract grade. So T0 Mess
pork per Dbl. 81 5tg$s d. lard per loO 10. s. e24d
81 O2S rib sides doore) 81 35as4 So dry ssed
sho Iiders (eoSed s4e2. asa s7l4 short clear sides
(boyed) IS O3GS5 10. Whskey. disers finished goods
81 26 sugnr-Cut leaf unchanged on the Produce Ex
change to-day the butter market finn. creameries
1914 dlsc; csrief. lOal5ic Cheese Arm Sds<c. Digs
barely steady; fresh. l2ai2.c.
c1ns,nna'i; June 2-Flour Quiet Wheat easy; No 2
No mixed 27a g1slae. Rye quiet: No 2, csc. Lard
hrrl at - sIh. Bulk meats firm - 90 Bacon
at s. 10 Whisxey quiet at 81 % Butter steady Sugar
nrm Eggs dull at l0c. Cheese steady.
Duluth. June 2i-wheat No hard cash TT &c; July
I1Isc No Northern cash. 14sc July. T5e septembsr
7te No Northern. 7O%c. No spring 67hc.
Minneapolis. Jun. 2i.-Closs: Wheat In store No
Northern. June 12se July. T2ko september 7zhT
I2he on ,rack. No hard. 73Ise: No Northern 729c:
No Northern. 70isc. ~'
Milwaukee. June 2i-Fiour dull. Wheat ic lower; No 1
Northern. IBfTIc; No Northern, T5qTbhc Oats dull
eample. 2hp2yc. Rye lower. No 1, Barley
No 2. 4lsG42c: sample. 3sg4lIsc.
philadelphia June 2lwheat Ic lower contract srade
June, ntgIonc Corn lsc lower No 2 mixed June 800
80ac oats steady: No white clipped a2I lf33c No q
do Ah@a2c. No mixed do 3Od5OIIc Butter arm
fancy Weftern creamery, ls4 gi0c prints ipc Eggs
steady; fresh nearby. l40l4hc, do Western i4aQiSe
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
NAVAL STORES.

Naval stores steady previous quotations to day
Onslde influences about before. and inquiry
tinued fair. quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars 81. do oil. bbls, 50 5OG3 60
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-4U@4O 4Oitc. .. .,, .
ROSIN-C'ommon to good strained. 81 8qSl 32'2; p,
81 a. 81 IO G. 81 80: H. 81 90; l. 81 10 X, 81 VI; NJ.
IN. 50 80: W W 81 20.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22

Rin-Coree market firm; No Rio $500 eXenahse
2 IL 1ed, recepts 900 bags: cleared for the United
states 5000 bags; stock 226,OO0 bags
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22
STOCK on HAND

London June 21.-Turpentine-spirits. 34s 81
Savannah June 21-spirits turpentne steady 37'sc
sales 100 bbIs. receipts 500 bbls. Rosin firm.
changed. sales. 3.73} bbls receipts. 4,s54 bbs
Charleston June 2l.-Turpentine market firm at 36c
Rosin firm unchanged.
Wilmington. y. c.. June 2l.-Spirits turpentlne dull
unchanged: 81 casks. ROsin quiet 300 Doc;
ceipts 325 bbs Crude turpertine 81 35 81 10 and
50 90 receipts q bbls Tar firm 81 80; receipts "a bbs
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22

Eo-sgn Coffee Markets.-Santos-Conee nnarKel
steady good average Santos 6s6Oo receipts 1900 Dsss
aSss 90 bags Hanburg-Cofee market opened
ncbsns.d: at 2:30 m unchanged TO pig higher
sales 700 bags Havre-Coffee market opened qulet
- franc decline: at m prices advanced = franc, az
a n m barely steady and u franc lower; closed a franc
nef lower: total sales. 1900 bags
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22

COT-rON-A further break Of 1890 points took place
In cotton to-day. following yesterday loss OF 90
points At times the market very unsettled ana a
panicky feeling prevailed. The slump was particularly
roceabe during morning when the selling appeared
10 te general by English cables decidedly
Disappointing crop accounts continued Of brilliant aver
age and speculative support almost entirely lacking
The summary weekly Government report gave the
bear contingent increased BY indicating general
improy emert in the condition Of cotton IN all sections
OF the belt while reports from private sources We're II
possible favorable than they have heretofore
been ofsettng the Governments statement that the
Texas crop grassy and the Georgia suffering from
caterpfars The volume of business to-day was very
much larger than any single days business Of recent
this due liquidation, and not 10 dis
position ventures although there some
investment buying the rushes sell by conservative
pertles believed the market having declined
over NC, emitted to reaction The fact that
there tremendous business In goods in this
country we'll abroad with sp!nneTs generally carry
ing light supplies hey having been educated
believe crop and low prices for MATERIAL also
uf the conservative shorts 10 to
DAYS break on 81 August good
wall bought month and
the that August is believed be In strong hands
the conservatism Of the smaller local traders
causing them The demand from abroad
fairly good early IN the session but later the foreigners
sold. II estimated that $4,000 to 100000 bales
changed ownership during the day The market closed
steady st a net loss OF lOG15 points
The Of contract prices the local mare; to-day
Nqe fDl'
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22

Receipts At The ports and interior points to-day
pared with the same day last week and last year
New-York tribune., 1899-06-22

Receipts OF breadstuffs At interior points
last three ciphers 600 omitted, -four Dbl
as follows
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-17
TURNING MONEY OVER.
A Few of the Mistakes Made by Many
Dairy Farmers.

a Few OF the Mistakes Made by Many
Dairy Farmers.
\ farmer who has quite q cream trade
was heard to say that twas only turn
ing money over" And While his re-
ceipts from the sale of cream were con-
sidera bic, yet there was great deal of
truth in his remark. 1t should not have
been so, for the price paid him was a
good one, and there was no railroad
freight or commission bill to pay out
of the sales. 1t is not pleasant task to
criticise anyone, least of all u farmer,
but sometimes good comes of it, and VIC
venture to point out his mistakes, hop
ing that We may thereby help some one.
In the first place, his trade is only for
certain times in the year, and instead
of having his cows fresh at that time he
turns a bull loose among his COWS and
they cCr,e in without regard to times
or seasons.
Then instead of getting a thorough
bred bull he raises one from one of his
cows, sired by any bull that happened
10 be the nearest TO his farm.
In times when prices were high some
profit might bc made in following such
plans, or rather lack of plans. but now
when prices arc so very low these two
causes alonc ere sufficient to change
from profit to loss the whole business
of dairying. l DO not think that the
present situation is at all just to the
farmer, nor DO I believe that affairs Will
alw;-ys remain as they are now 1 most
Grdently hope that after the election
we will see better times, and every par
ticie of influence | possess viii be used
10 further such means as believe will
bring about the desired end. But no
man may tell when the better times
are coming. and IN the meanwhile we
must make our calculations on the pres
ent basis Of prices
! The only way tQ - 70 eAea9en