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New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

Lower temperat lures however are indicated. The
West generally seems to be the buying side
Most of the big cash interests rather incredu-
the price. Bartlett-Frazier, of the leading
elevator interest. the only actively bullish
The cash demand keeps poor. While Western de-
mands strong, Eastern are weak. Baltimore
prices much over Chicago.
There was as big trade in oats as in corn, with
prices up 1lsc to 11sc. The September closed at
29c the July 2S1hc. and the May 1850. 1t is gen
orally accepted that oats have heen damaged more
than corn.
The heat has come upon the oats the critical
filling period. Patten, conspicuous as a bear on
corn is equally conspicuous as bull on oats. 1t
is believed the government report Wednesday will
show a very low condition Receipts to-day were
12S cars the estimate for Saturday lbs cars. Ship
ping sales were $50 900 bushels The speculation in
wheat was small. The grains are absorb
ing the attention.
Wheat early showed loss of Ac to iac, the close
was 1sc to &c over Wednesday. September sold at
657sc and at 661ac and closed at 66%sd6612c. July
closed 65S@6514c. THE Price Current esti-
mated the crop prospect at 7750OOG0 bushels, with
an exportable surplus of 35O,OOO0oO bushels. Snow
makes the same estimate. 440,o0,0D winter and
335 900 OCO spring. Argentine shipments were small,
40SOo0 bushels. Foreign markets were weak, Paris
off equal to about Is a bushel The Northwest Is
complaining of too much rain. The quality of the
new wheat is astonishngly high; OF IS cars of new
here to-day It graded No with one in the lot
No. hard There never was such crop in quail
ity The general sentiment, however, is that 1t is
early to buy wheat. Cash sales to-day, 10000
bushels.
Flaxseed was strong but dull. September was
81 50 October 81 45 bid; cash. 81 S. Crop reports are
unfaVorable. Oil is firm at Zoe.
Provisions were strong natural reaction after
the weakness early in the week. Pork closed &C
Wednesday, lard and ribs l0c to E12c Inc
Cudahys were the best buyers.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July (SpeciaD.-To nights prices
are lac to &c Wednesday. September opened
461sc. sold between z6]kc and 4sc. and closed
47Mc The December closed at 467sc, and the May
closed at 4Sc. The May is at little premium over
the September. Weather conditions were the in
iuence intense heat West, with lack of rain in
Kansas. The map showed showers. some of them
heavy, through Kansas, Illinois. Nebraska and
Iowa; but SPECTATORS took it for granted general
rains were needed. Crop advices reflected the
showery situation, some accounts satisfactory,
some sensationaly bullish. 1t is beginning to be
taken for granted that Kansas has suffered loss
The best prices made when the forecas st
showed there was to be clear weather on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET

BEEN NES-Receipts 22S cars or 9+s o. 80 ig'l =
- cars 10 be exported alive 127 for
@ @ - ioa Ihe market; making. stale cattle ~
cars on sale, or which all Jersey CITY TIsrs - 10
Stack trade in live cattle. were renera Ii
lVc lower buils and steady to n shade nc
YARDS were cleared Ordinary to choice nstve @ .ne
soil az 81 i0aSo 10 100 ib fat oxen and stass
- oo9 20 bulls at SO 25qS4 O6 at 81 25GSi ~
dressed peer sells very slowly 7kG9c per N Isrna"i
and London cables quoted live cattle and s
uhchahSed No shipments cattle or beef fror tLJ
port 10 morrow the will ta,fa
cattle Tor n Morris 200 w w Rrauer cor1nr ~
Limited. % for Swift Co. and 100 ousrtarS t
cattle ana $500 quarters Of for Schwarzsch,d a
Suzperger 100 cattle for j. Shamberg & Son ar5
quarters Tor swift Co.; the 200 cattle for W
Sherlhan the Erra 1000 quarters of beef testImataT
lor MOTIFS making the shipments from this nori
for the week ending Saturday July 100 ca,,i pi
Britain. ~ '' W P'i's OF Nfreat
sales-MePherson & Co: II Chicago steers 1I.s -,
average al 80 80 leo H. do 1850 m az e,
do l2d6 ~ At So Is do 11O3 rb 81 IS: 10 KentTct
cows, 925 NJ at 81 40 do 500 n nj So Az " 81 -"'
Sherman Culver: % PennsyIvana steers to5s =, =.
% So state oxen. 1900 10. 81 75; 20 Chicago sa
1907 10, at 50 %: lS Ohio do. 1863 ib al s5 az w.
Sanders: 20 Illinois steers 1861 10 al IS so. III r.,
ll3o 10 at 50 60 cows. 11i1 10 S4 16; do lo ~
IObln Shannon q bulls and oxen 1921 NJ at &. 90.
bull 1900 H. at 81; do 10 al S3 80: o AZ Se:
10 at S3 20 cows 100 N. S3 CO. do 500 N a. So
DO, SOB no at y So do, 700 IL. So so Y'
j. Shamberg Som 10 Chicago steers 2o3 N AZ ss On.
l179 n. 81 90 80 '' 80 o'' d" ao
L. Hsibrunn: bulls, 1903 H. at 81 o5: 20 COWS XXI.
10 at 81 10; do oi5 ID. s3 90 10 do Ifo5 N ai "a
CAbVE15-fteeeints were is5 head. for the market
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 5-Cattle-Receipts. 1000 including 800
Texans: steady. others Butchers stock
generally dull Texans steady good to prime steers 80
a$6 poor medium 81 l0GS5 10; stockers and feed-
So bulls slow. 81 5GiSi 4O calves nr
81 CdS so Texas 256S5 %; So 10
G$ 20 Texas bulls. 81 5OGS3 80. HogsRecepts to-day
Is OOO Tomorrow 12O00; left 5000 estimated
weak top $6 butchers S. I0GS6 80; good
choice heavy S5GSG heavy s. I0S5 So light
5000: sheep lambs steady: good to choice wetefs
81 4OaS4 10: fair choice mixed S3aS3 65 Western
sheep 81 30dS4 yearlnss. So 65GSi 5 native lambs
S3dSJ; Western lambs So 25dS5. o-so 90
Cincinnati, July 5.-Hogs-Easy, lower. 81 500 So 10
Cattle steady 81 5OgS5 p. Sheep lower. 81 5aSS So
lambs steady. So 251S5 1j. -
EaSt Buffalo July 5.-Receipts-CattIe. 63 sheep
and lambs 81 cars hogs. 30 Shipments-Catte ~
cars sheep lambs Is hogs, II cars Cattein
sale receipts the market was unhcanssd
full steady Caves-bera supply and trade slow Choice
calves 81 5OQ$5 a.: good to choice 50 2Se - 90
The basis on 81 40. with few sales at
So rs sheep Iambs-Total offerings were 10 loads
including loads that held over. The market gen
orally was dull spring in fair position
St 30 good choice S6aS6 wehers. choice 70 extra
$4d$+ %; sheep sold the basis Of 50 50lSS S
heavy export sheep 81 1884 90 heavy export lambs - %
asa So; yearng lambs. choice 10 extra, ~ 6ogSf 20
Hogs-The trade opened steady with 36 loads on sale
OF which left heavy dull at SO TO- Workers
5. 25S4 IS. The close dull with few loads left
over.
East Liberty July 5-Cattle steady: extra, S. eoGs6
prime 80 35dS5 Hogs steady; prime
good light pigs So o5 common 70 fair do SO
ass o.. skps. $4 5GSS 10 roughs. 81 25qsS 6 sheep
slow: wehers So T0dS3 So; culls and 81 50
So so. yearngs So 50dsi 80; veal calves S6a$6 so.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money in
London. 1G1iz per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills 25-6G2 7-16 per cent long bills 25s@
21e per cent. Berlin discount rate 3 per cent for
three months bills and 81 per for short bills
Berlin exchange on London 20 marks 391k pfenn.gs
Paris exchange London 25 francs III centimes
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money e3ss; for the August account 90 GIG; Span
ish IS in London, ne0 ex interest. French rentes
100 francs 65 centfmes
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver 5sa d5ss.c c:
Mexican silver dollars 4esza4sa4c Bar silver in
London closed at I'd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 3s12: Lisbon. 80 25;
Buenos Ayres. 13s. 50: Rome 46
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington $3.50 923: internal reve-
nue. receipts. S.s23 49, miscellaneous receipts s5S-
100 Total receipts for the day. s. s62 ss4; expend-
itures s3 2s5 600
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeM-York. July D, 1901.
COTTON-without being a broad market in any sense
to-day lively and most
erratic bears obtained control by turns so
prices advanced declined The aim OF the trade
seemed all accounts preparatory 70 an
Exchange holiday tomorrow and to the o'ersun
day adjournment. opening quiet and nrin with
prices II points higher in sympathy with great
English market and on drouth reports
from the parched districts of the southwest AFTER d
further room covering the market
turned weak and Wednesdays final figures under
liquidation pressure from one OF the leading
sharp reactions ana decllnes ac
cording for pit account turned The crop
bullshy. Southern spot markets were
officially described firm and advancing while clcth
markets healthy and active. Yet the public was
talent not AT all sattshed
that manipulation the months was at an end
The weather forecasts Washington failed to Indicate
any change for the better in fact no rain was
Western belt, except light showers IN
The rise of TO points in Liverpool
privately reported 70 have resulted rom scare OF
shorts started by bush construction Of wednesday 3
government report bad reports from Texas Near
the close the English broke badly in sympathy
with our weakness. The market was finally quiet and
steady with prices unchanged 10 . points higher.
The range prices in the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. July g. 1901
BEANS AND PEAS-There a little jobbing demand
to-day strictly choice beans basis OF
So 55 feeling steady. were also steady
but trade quiet Nothing doing in medium further
sales kidney for export but nearly have
been taken this week by shippers and values fairly
sustained Foreign beans moving slowly quote:
Beans marrow, choice per bush 81 20; choice
50 02laQSc 05 do pea bbls choice, 81 12z kidney
choice, 81 25dS2 30; do white
yellow eve choice 81 9OQS2 o5; black turtle SOUP
choice. 81 7O4Sl 75 do Lima. California, 40 Italian
medium 81 sog$1 90; other foreign medium. prime
choice 81 60QS1 10: imported medium. common to good
81 22hQs1 %.
BUTTER-A few iobbers market this morn
ing securing fresh supplies occasional
sale 10 speculative operators, but a demand
was very Hight and with good deal OF stock
lated the OF the market Strictly
extra fresh sold 1870 but more
offering than could be placed that price where the
defects only light the price reduced i1ac
per b and there large Offering Of rsts range cf
1SG1Sc. Seconds also plenty and very State
dairy and imitation quiet unchanged Fresh
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
EuRoPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

red Western winter. 6s 6}sd: No Northern sprinr
Ss 61:d No California 9d futures steady; septenI
Der IS 6'2d; December, IS 6;sd Corn-Spot Arlericn
4 mxsd I ,nro nsw rm IS I'd American mixed old steady
october Is lad Peas-Canadian hrm Is IIlsi Flour
Se;S ~ LOUIS fancy winter dull 9d- Hops at London
acluc CoasO steady, "a 5Sf5. nrnr: extra ndi.
ness ness 6Ss 9d; Pork Arm prime mess. western 6fs
cuS IA to 16 N. steady Lard steady
4ss Rmesern IN uerees s American, refined pals
10. 10 to A 10. hrr ass; long clear middles nrb,
- l" 81 10 firm, ass Cd; long clear midiies heavy
90 70 ~ ~ nrn. AIS Cd; short backs M 10 On tS
Ser asS od clear bellies - to l6 r firm 49s shout
Sis square II 10 IL 10. steady. 36s R1tter .teaSv
fr Sstsd states pos good United States lis cheese
iss 1 sean nnest white 4os; American finest coicred
tos. allow hrnl; prime city
Gon rs Cottonseed oil. Hull refined srot Ann rs sd
A. ii spitits steady 2Is I'd. Rosln-Cornucn dull
a,,a, a fetroeum-Renned steady 6ad Iinseed oil
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

and with calves there Loss sale, al!
St Slack a6d With with os the Of s # si
s S on foms @ sas SsR @ R e uy Fe% 100
carried over Poor prime yeals sold at 81 SoGs5 Ia Ia
& city dressed Veal f0 Slow at 5asc per
at soGh a sshy fha ar e1sans Fe sa qgS'a country
sslesJ II Hume Bro le4 veals 55 n p aTsTaTs ,sa e
at $ s7i: e5 6u,teIrniks is4 n. al g 50 - ,ao
at s.; % buttsrmilks; IN n: at s. 50: 7sa7
aead all for the market and counting the stale eatte @
Good to choice sheep We're in modsrae demand
Medium and common grades hard to sell and laser rn5
stock neglected and in price, Il cars were
81 sosS % per 100 e medium to choice lambs s5a
Sc 2? car extra at s6 o common lambs % were & spIeSS @
figures. A bunch Of yeacngs brought So 40 Dressed
sSiesNMcPheTson Go go Virginia lambs 9 ,5s . n
% at M s. p sg Pss 100 H nj 20 do S g g. NJ "a q 80 80 e. M GG a.
s. isS west ViTSlaa E4 do ?; g Nis; ~
Virginia s6seP q r at s. & 90 y, Virginia e ia q d. s OS ~ az
> KeTns aS co Gommisso1 Co 20 kengcky lambs
%, 6S ~ at So - .s3 do g? n at So s
" s s. @ 4 ao e. rs n h at at s S f 80 % k6aS
10 Newton sS 70 10 Coo IS $50 y west virginia lambs
Sc 25 25S yirgnia do 20 n at So 2s 2ss DO s. x r. st
lis Kentucky do. 81 10 s. s7 4e do 20 b at s. so
Judd 2as Kentucky lambs 60 n at At s. e; 80
Virginia So fb So; 90 Kentucky sheep, % n at
TrHnls ssss liz s & a. . %S 9S Il $ ao Ct ss ss
To5n shan99n 50 Virginia .baG lambs oI e n 0 At as S.
?5s head 1aI and Ttsg T69g
slow but feeling steady on Raffaio adrces Common
mixed Western hogs sold at IS 90 100 10 good West
hog hogs ant at So 5oass S. 'NO''''s
Judd Co zoo q mixed Western hogs ws5t.rn ls5 m
hogs 1s2 10 Sc % "a state do 16I n & at So 3d. e
Is de- EOS ~ at se 90 3 roashs at 50 IS,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

Cash quotations follows. Flour easy. No z
NIT %n SoqthwsseTn No s. I prime timothy seed
si3 81 lard per 10 IS 5OaSs 52is ribs sides
81 so short sides boxed S. 25aSs IS, whiskey
basis high wines. 81 81 On the Produce ENchange
today the market steady creameries l4l9e
dares. 14G16'ac- Cheese steady Sql0c Eggs steady.
Duluth. July 5.--wheat-Cash. No hard 7oHc. No 1
Northern. 67l4c No Northern. 62c July 6Ii4c. Sep
tember. 66isc- oats. 2Tl4 927c.
Milwaukee. July 5.-Close- Wheat steady; No North
67~tG677sc; No Northern. 63G66c; July, 6i1ac:
September, 66lc Rye duh; No l. isaisisc Barley
steady. No 54c: sample S5Q54c.
Minneapolis July 5,-Close Wheat-Cash e47.c. July.
6sSc September, 64ssc on traok-No hard. 6e7sc No
patents. 50 6oGs3 TO- patents, 5Oas3
clears, 81 G09$2 20; second clears 81 Bran. bulk,
Philadelphia July 5-wheat steady. contract srade.
July. 69sG7oc. Corn hrm }4c higher No mixed.
3Sc Butter quiet but firm; fancy Western creamery,
l0iac do prints 2Oc do nearby prints. 2lc Egss dull
and weak; fresh nearby, lSi2Il4c; do Western iS3G
1ic do Southwestern 12ac; do Southern. 12c Cheese
% choice. 99c ReceiptsFlcur. COO hbs and l2so
n in sacks. wheat. 10 600 bush BUSH oats
5000 bush. Shpments-Corn 500 BUSH 1000
Louis. July 5.-Close: wheat-No red cash 6a}sc:
July, 62esc September, 63Tsc; December. 66@sc;
hard 64G6412c Corn--No cash. 45c July 45izc. Sep
tember 2a1sc; No white. s2t gS21sc
6I'%o; september. 6I%c December. 693sc Corn active
and higher cash and July 46c: September. 47Sc Oats
active and higher; July. 2sSc September 29c Clover
seed-Cash. prime. Sc so: October SIS so.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
THE CONDITION OF TRADE.
Review" will say


Development of fresh labo troubles is feature
Of the week that has made for conservatism in
many directions, but throughout the country job
bing and retail lines busy. and are handling
goods at prices which yield fair profits. There is
reflection Of this activity in the continued improve
rnent in the textile markets in the East and the
uneasiness over the money market does not extend
beyond the ranks OF spectators in stocks. So far
as the steel strike is concerned II is significant that
fl is not q struggle for higher wages but
10 compel the recognition of the authority of the
Amaigamated Association in the sheet mills here
tofore non-union. Crop reports continue crafty
ing much good having been done by rains in the
Middle West. Harvesting of winter wheat pro-
greeses faVorably. Railroad earnings thus far re-
ported for the last half year show total OF ssl1-
es7. .s81. a gain Of l04 cent over last year and
% per 1899. Bank clearings the week
al New York gained 3S.S per cent 1900 and Is
per cent over 1893. while a leading cities outside
New-York the gains are per cent 1900 and
90 per 1899.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
Grnst G ompanles.
United States Trust Company
of New York,
a. & 4. WALL STREET.
Capital. $2,OOO,OOO
Surplus and Undivided Profits. S11.152.346
INTEREsr ALLOWED ox nEPnsr

This Company legal depository moneys paii
into Court Is authorized Guardian Trust-.
Executor.
INTEREsr ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
which may be made any withdrawn ate,
dve notice az suca
rates be agreed upon.
Executors Administrators. Trustees Estates Rs
Iigious Benevolent Institutions and individuals VIII
ind this Company convenient depository money.
JOHN A. sTEwART. Pres D. WILLIS JAMES. vIce-Prsa.
JAMES S. CLARK. Second vice-PreA
HENRY I. THORNELL. Secretary
LOUIS c. HAMPTON. Assistant Secretary
TRUsTI Es.
SAMUEL. SLOAN. WILLIAM MACY. JR
D. WILLIS JAMES. WN D. SLOANE
John A STEWART. GUSTAV H SCHWAR
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES FRANK LYMAN
ANSON PHELPS STOKES. IGEOPGE F. VICTOR.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN, JAMES sTILLMAN.
EDWARD COOPER. JOHN CLAFLIN.
". BAYARE CUTTING. JOHN ]. PHELPS
CHARLES S SMITH. JOHN S. KENNEDY,
WM- ROCKEFELLER D. o. MILLS.
ALEXANDER z. ORR. LEWIS CASS LEDYARDI
MARSHALL FIELD.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
UNITED STATES STEEL DIVIDENDS

The following official statement was given out
yesterday by the United States Steel Corporation:
Apparently some misunderstanding has arisen in
the minds holders of the shares stock of the
United States Steel Corporation concerning the
term intended TO be governed by the dividends de-
-ared az the last meeting OF the Board of Drec-
tors The dividends were intended 10 be quarterly
dividends covering the quarter ending June 30 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON M,pvrr

i irrerpooi July O. p mCoton-Spot limited demand.
the day were 1000 bales which 500 We're @ @ SasS OF
,ion anu export and included 5TOO American F,,,res
11pSteu Guiet closed n,hi1,r -
Suly S'-oid sellers; July August "a S.isS.
hs 30 and september, 3O-ed sellers.
tobcr and 0sS Noyh seIeTS ocShsr 10 sellers oc
and January IA 64d94 Is 5-64d buyers Dsc.,S
foidG 10 Gid buyers: January and Feharv
sellers; March and April 10 6id sellers ofuof Vvt
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
Wednes

Spot cotton closed with quotations unchanged on
the basis SIC mddng upland and 9isc for mid
ding Gulf Sales bales. Southern spot mar
kets elegraphed follows New Orleans quiet un-
changed Sssc Mobile nominal. unchanged at Sac;
Savannah steady unchanged sac: Charleston steady
unchanged SIC: Norfolk steady. unchanged az SIC;
baltimore nominal unchanged l-lGc Augusta arm.
unchanged sac and ST Louis steady. unchanged at
SIC. .-.-,
Receipts the to-day and weekly totals
with comparisons. follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 5.-Flour quiet. vheat-sprtns
No Northern old I6lsc; do new. nc No North
ern new c T. 707s g70l7c Winter-No red, T4i3c
asked Corn strong higher; yellow, 4ec; No 3
do 49Ac No corn 4S1zc. through billed. Oats higher
and strong No mixed. S2'ac; No white. Sac Barley
Sellers close J0G55c- Rye dull No !,
81 3c asked track Canal freights steady
Chicago. July 5.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
financial.
Discriminate In Your Rendtp

IN every newspaper there is financial article Soma
OF these are sood; others worthless Soma ~ ,.
In eaiow confidence: others by experienced ,s 'e' .
marie, movements In the latter class are IN. writ,
ers OF THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. For r,ns
teen years Dow Jones & Co. have been studying mar
ket movements and investments They write go
day in THE WALL. STREET JorrRN.I, sor,.ts'.s
worth knowing about the market and investment.
cents the copy. news-standS
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
ALL BONDS SUBSCRIBED FOR.

Subscription books for the Seaboard Air Line
Railway refunding collateral trust per cent ten
year gold bonds were opened yesterday morning
at the offices of Verrnilye & Co. AID HalIgarten &
Co. and Immediately closed, all the bonds having
been subscribed for.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London July 5, p. n.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was fairly active, higher at the
close Final prices follow: Atchison 90; Cana dian
Pacific, 1Oea4; Illinois Central 1864; ST Paul. 17s;
Louisville and Nashville. 1115s: Union Pacific pre-
ferred, 921k; NewYork Central 1871: Erie 4Slk
Pennsylvania, 76sz; Reading 23A; Erie first pre-
ferred, 735s Northern Pacific preferred ssis Grand
Trunk. 1e14; Anaconda, Sss; United States Steel
common, 4sK, and United States Steel preferred
esL
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Memphis. July 5-Cotton-Holiday; receipts net Ss7
1900. 20957. ''
Galveston, July 5--Cotton-Hoday. Receipts ass
bales; stock. elisa
Savannah. July 5.-Cotton steady: middling SIC low
middling Ilac: good ordinary sac; receipts sci haies:
exports coastwtse IL 1872: sales Il. stock 35.775
New Orleans. July Cotton quiet: mIddlng csc;
low mddng 7lsc; good ordinary 8 ll-i6c: recsiprs
LOIS bales exports coastwise "a; sales 1000 stock
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
NAVAL STnnrr

The day was observed 5 n half holiday and thar. 49,
gry b rew Dnyers IN the street The the market
SPIRITS tt RPENTINE-Regula 3Sc: machines ae,Lo
IAK-Regulars, 50 25; do oil bbls 81 o5 ~ '''2S
ftllSlN-o oommon 10 good strained AZ.
81 so; W G, 81 90; W W. So 20 W. S% 90 ~
STOCK ON HAND.
efs, IL 49l bbs
Tar ...................- ''''''''' i'-Sf ohs
Wilmington July 5.Sprts turpentine-No,hing doirc.
TeceiPts W" obls Rosn firm. 95QSI receipts AIS hbs
81 zoe InPnne - rm Sla$2 receipts ESQ Tar rm
unchanged. ''' "-'i0' INoSln hrn
Savannah. July 5-splrits turpent,ra orn, ,,,,..
Gepfs 2s1 hbls sales 1@e2 exports 200 Rosin arn
'"a SaIes so2; exports. 4II2 Quoted. n
81 2saSi 3 S1 ao p II 81 81 49, TO- e 8 ls$l @oSsi 25
n. $: t0qS2 65 w c. 81 90: w W 81 % w. . %ogS2 80
London July 3-Tu1pentne-Spirits 26s 11Xd
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cablesSpot cotton
port 800: American @ 5o9o middlins upland I 28182d
July Aurust 4$4Ssb: Augst-septembes 3os sepien1-
41G'as; NoyenoerDecember, 414'2b. Manifestations
quiet and cloths move slowly.
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-wh the sugar and coffee
markets closed oday there was yery ttg business IN
the weather is against the free movement Of this
prices are unchanged. Quotations follow New-orleans
Prae S2aSe orleans open i Fs'e aSd3c Porto
Fd69 s sa Tg$2 nTma 5gTgPs anc far l4''
OCEAN TREIGHis moderate business reported
nreyailed Steamers We're in demand for forward oadns
wa 2F & f n to EF wes 49i
Izzondon;a l'@d GLASGOW "a Bristol 5Ad; LeIth Sad
20 pfennigs Rotterdam and Amsterdam 7c cotton to Lv
2s AID, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steamer 1900 quar-
n An~ep M g & or Hsng sn & G M 10 aans
dom or ont1ent i2 16i$d ny Brsb 10 steamer sS9
October German steamer 2l@2 tons same voyage los
November; British steamer $40 tons time charter Il
HOO septenbeT British seamer o2 25$
tons tons gsner4 genera caTgo henSs to Hamburg private terms
TO Ghent private terms Norwegian steamer 4O4 tons
bark. a9l tons lumber, weymouth Bridge Ruenos
tons case oil hence to avena prvete oons s
tons coal PhiadePha Port spain private terms and
schooner So tons lumber Charleston New-Yo S. 81
hrig $40 tons coal Philadelphia to savannah 75c; two
schooners S34 and l212 coal Philadelphia
snd I5c and 7oc respectively; schooner us coal
Eizabehport 70 Bangor Soc schooner 165 tons Brit
ish schooner 277 coal weehawken Bridgewater
81 30 British schooner, 473 tons. coal Weehawken To
Halifax 81 30 schooner 26G tons. coal Edgewater to
Moncton. 81 81
RiCE-There was practically rice market to-day as
many buyers downtown in the district
Piees SRs S66hansd all 9'sS o @
portant advces hand South. Quota tons
follow: Domestic. common low fair, 31A14sc fair to
good. AZ EI5c prime choice sc: head, 81 0GA
Patna 4+.@3hc; Japan, foreign. 4a4c: Java 4A@4Hc;
Rangoon in bond, 2A a21ac.
SUGAR-The refners brokers observed to-
day holiday. and in sugar will also be
suspended to All prices therefore last
quoted This weeks summary of the statistical posi-
tton. made up by Wctt & Gray, shows the
United states and Cuba together OF 4o 705 against
27S9 last week and 1870 737 year in
crease Of 22s96s tons last Stocks in Europe
1,2I6.000 tons against 1.163 900
stocks Of Europe and America 1895 tons against
1,35S,73 last the dates and
5S3.0S4 Of 1900 The excess on
stock Is 34l 95S against 725 tons
week and deficiency S6,9s3 tons December q
1900. Hamburg-Shpments $50 sugar to Amer
ica from Hamburg and Bremen; 5O0 engagements:
700 refined shipped
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

few days ago the loan OF the Pittsburg, Nc
Keesport and Greensburg Railway Company was
offered in this city. The books closed at 8
o'clock July 2 the offering of bonds having been
successful