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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30

Bostop per box 25a5oc; Bufralo basket 25aos:
squash. bbi. f5cRs1: white 25G5ocs 10
yellow crook neck. 25675c spinach. Long Island and
Jersey per ebl 4Oa5oc turnps Russia, per DBL 6Oac
Monmouth County Jersey Acme per box
Slqsi zo DO common 50a15c; do South Jersey Acme
I5caS1; do common 10000; do Philadelphia and Jersey.
per small basket 35d50c Baltimore Acme. box
.5eaSl; do Baltimore and Washington small basket
4OQoOc; DO Maryland, large carrier lO4 DO pes
small carrier, 35f145c carrier 6DdS5c.
SUNDRIEs DEMONSTRATIONS has been moderate
and prices have ruled 2eq30c 10 for donese
wax MAPLE SUGAR-Iittle. If anything. doing nut
holders forcing and there is steady feel
Ing at IzaS1sc n for and TOGse per gallon
for .HONEY-The demand at this season OF
year is usually light and prices are easy southern
comb quoted 1f614c per N amber fancy white
southern extracted 4SG15c gallon and California
extracted .dB14c per .GlNSF1NCi-Very mte
doing yet, and values continue nominal NJ 70,
Trade has been rather quiet but choice grades ned
steady at unchanged prices We quote; Peanuts VI
gnia, hand picked. Jumbo. per 10. 6%q'c: 90 tanSy.
5l4c do extra 4G4l4c; sheled. Spanish NO l. GAG;
do No =. 3lzGlc; do shelled Virginia, No l. sac 90
=. 3lsGS9tc
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-The fortunate additions of
invoices today's total more consistent
volume that had a tanning effect the notable and
sudden higher prices of all commercial grades Dealers
expect marked regularity of prices until the
quality Of is better defined with more liberal d
trbution stocks. quote: Old, No l. 100 10 S2c
Gs1 do 2 S5690c: No g. 81 d70c: clover mixed,
SIC. Correcton-The date for yesterdays regular
rates should 1901 STRAWReceipts are abun-
dant Prices unchanged a fair business Old long
rye best 7O675c; new. 60G65c Receipts OF hay ana
straw tons reported the Produce Exchange at noon
to-day: Hudson River Railroad, 80; West shore 81.
Iehigh Valley. 90 Central Of New-Jersey. co. river
barges. 21O; canal 391 Total 951 tons Receipts OF
10 tons by river and 80 tons by RAN
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HIDES Market steady, demand fairly good. wi,h
uxillo, eie orinoeo le.c Bogota 9g1ss.f; Central
nayra ana Caracas ias c. rayta and Tabasco 1e RIO
Hache dry and picked. l5c Port Plate lsc Calves
sAIrED HTDEsEPsyta. lac: ProsTsso 49, Maraeaibo
LEATHER-The general market shows fairly good
oTs Acid Mh r5t fa election 54hs @2
thirds. 20z a21c rejects 1sal9c: union light backs 3p
onds heavy 2sa$2c thirds 27a5oc light baekr cow sla
s7a8sc seconds a5a36c thirds s2a84s bellies. l6a17c;
MET ALs&The metal markets to day were quiet and
generally In tin London weakness was
Is Sd and futures at fl26 The local market was
a' easy 5Ra 1 aa ma SPOT but auS about sSa in
eosea at einSss ae aRe escoyc
G1i90c and castng at II S5g1 7?s The foreign price
al f5s i2s Cd prices steady ana 9nehanged
EPeer also ruled about steady home and in 2ndog
iron Tuled seaGy %h a. ta hghe market e @
nominal No foundry Northern. s28as25 no foundry;
no foundry. soaihern soft s22ds25
Mo AND Ta sS were us stsssy Rst
steady to r With fine grades Z from 5hs
common, sql9e fair l5qleeG 500 I7a2oc; prime 229
lialszc: fair. l4a16c: good. l7a19c prime. l9a2le;
san limited to-day but rates were fairly
steaay Business was hsh er m nSo an5
H fi as d 4s,di % I'm TInII and Newcase
ton 10 Liverpool per N. rye London oats. is ID
600 qrs grain respectively. Gulf Antwerp
embT 5 As GRiOR 2o6 TONS
sszannab 70 United Rngd9 DO continent or Baic
boTo TO PhiIadeiphIa g Cd; British steamer SOS toms
steamer tons each Texas trade. years 4Oc
Ea R1 5 British saP 55 toms af
Ne 10 NewYorK 81 Scheoncr 2t tons ferizer Con
ne9t to so 81 sfhooner ass tons coal Port
Amboy Haliowe roc: schooner 427 tons coal Phila
Phliadelphia to Haowell 81 and towage schooner 2os
tons. coal. philadelphia Hyannls account
British steamer $500 qTs grain Gull to Anmerp nan
August; British steamer Isis tons timber Gulf to east
2Il4 tons timber Gulf Holland us Cd port SOS 4
TO the Tinted Kingdom, 4os August: British bark 10000
Rr5 bark 90 NGge Rssc. i9 %
Js sRaar iec 20 october oTn s UOO cases
oILsNo change occurred in cottonseed oil the market
Gog d cay ana u uncbangd nrce there We're
special features in the nseed oil market quiet demand
aHa n es s. 81 81 m " q H1a II eqk
Prime crude mills nominal prime summer miner y gass
b0c; prime white, 471ka4sc prime winter yellow 4sg
se out Of dTn @ ss S s5e
PROVISIONS for short time at the Open
receipts Of hogs were 1900 head, and 222oQO ex
PORK Easier quoted SIS SogsIs so s fsm9y
quoted Mess sls So family slgasie so packet si4 so
STEADY quoted: s22ds2s DRESSED HOGS Steady;
quoted Bscons, l0i4c: $50 No. l0Ac; 100 N, l0se l40 b
i0lke; pgs. lie. CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies quiet
quoted Pissd oa s d 10 qd3 S Y L
hams steady; quoted: i2di2ize .TALI.oW- Firm
onoted city e%c country. 6ss d6Jsc. .BAftDEas
Quoted 10 Doc city lard easy; quoted 10 9oaio 4oc
Eeaned lard easier quoted America, 1.75c; Con
tinen II I0c Brazil kegs. 13c Compound dull quoted
SH4shc. ST EARINB-Ea quoted; oeo, l83tci
city lard stearine. i2tte -, go,
s general market + se9 ns c with rice de% Ss1
come in large lots not expected for some time TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30

come Talmage Neworeans telegraphs Louisiana cT9p
sacks against 12Tsos time last year sl So
Cleaned estimated at ,93 215 pockets, against S ID
last year Market steady but buyers hold OF Iaimas
Charleston teegraphs Carolina crop movement to cate
Receipts 49, 175 bbs sales $40 bills Fair in1urg az
former prices Quotations follow: Domestic common
low fair 35sq4s.c: fair 70 good. ~ as sc; prime to
foreign, 5G5i.c: domestic. 3dil2c; Java, 4Psdoc
Rsngoon in bond pa G2Ac.
sJFGAR-Rehned- sugar was dun. with list prices un-
changed Slight oversales reported few grades
We quote Cut loaf crushed and domnos 515c; mould
A and cubes. 4.90c; XXXX powdered. soc powdered
powdered and fruit powdered. I5c Eagle con
fectoners graduated 1900 and extra fine
granulaed, 4T5c; N cartons and 2 m bags OF
fine granulated, 4s5c; Eagle of fine granulsed
4sOc; Eagle fine graduated standard granulated and
diamond A. 465c; confectioners A.. 443c: No J. : S,c
Nos and g. 425c No 2Oc; No O. 4l5c; No D. = l91'
No l. &C; No s. $500; No o, 5s5c; No TO- $500; No H.
3.I5c; Nos II II and IA 370c: No Is. 36Sc; No Ia
500: crystal domnos 75c The local market for Ira, raw
and most Of this sugar went direct to Tefners Which n
to come They have other large supplies saoat or N
sale Of 126o bags Porto Rico spot on wharf at
2@sc basis 80 test. This is unchanged price. Musco
Vado 50 test is quoted 2c, and centrifugal % test
at 3Sd3 1-l6c. The London beet sugar market was
steady and unchanged with July 6s and fair refining
at 6s Nd. Stock OF in the United Kingdom is
1ST
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CASH QUOTATIONS
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. July %. 1902.
cOFFEEspeculation in coffee futures today was less
active total business amounting to less than 10000
bags. The market after opening with July points
higher and other months unchanged 20 points lower
soon stiened UP fairly active demand from shorts
bulls European and for the balance OF the
day occupied position. with few selling orders OF
roJe hand Early depressing factors were bearish
cables heavy primary port receipts
against which firm Brazilian markets were hardly an
fset.E opening unchanged
lower. further, and
then steadied up franc. Hamburg closed net /. pfg
lower 70 4 pfg higher Rio and Santos were FIRM the
former IS reis the latter 100 refs Rio exchange
gained 1a2d closing u 5-32d Interior receipts were
reported So 300 bags and ports had $1,000 bags IN
Guiding Sunday II said that santos
fne-ior receipts 70 reported will be AZ 600
market for futures closed steady. with
prices net unchanged points higher The spot art-
Gle quiet demand and prices were unchanged on
the nominal basis OF sac for Rio Is.
range OF contract prices in the local market to-day
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Iuiv 2o-Catte-R Receipts 5000 including 81"
exans ana 500 Westerns slow, steady good TO prime
tees 81 s5TSS 20: poor medium 81 boGSI co. sockers
5 feeders 50 5O % 81 5OTS5 80: heiters 81 %
as o. Gamers 81 5O0S2 so. bulls 81 5d 50 % calves
sOd 81 ~; Texas 81 21HS1 40: western
steers Frassers S5dS5 Hogs-Receipts to-day lGp
10 morrow % 600 $500 steady 70 &C higher
choice heavy sod$s 12a. rough heavy - 3pSt ID
Irb S7IS7 So: bulk 81 sales 81 40gSI So sheep Ne
CENTS steady: lambs weak to lower good 10 choce
Neiher, S4dS4 30: fair choice mixed 81 oDn$i 49,,
C.ncinnatI July 29-Hogs active. $CqSI eI'7- cattle
steady S2a$7. Sheep dull. 81 4OgS4 Lambs weak ana
Ksnsas City July 2e-Cattle Receipts IL 300 natives
900 Tsxans calves natives. $50 Texans best corn
fed steers steady common steady 70 lower quarantine
exnor and dressed 81 75dSs % fair to good
e. bOdsT TO- stockers feeders So 5as5 90 western
fed Steers sou Texas and Indian steers 20 500
s5 81. Texas cows S2GS3 native cows VI IoGSo 10
native hefers So 756s5 so Gamers 81 h0nS2 4o tGls
81 5nQs3 80; calves, 81 50GS5 Is Hogs-feeepts o1n
market opened steady. closed lower top ~ So ouK OF
sales 81 55QsT 81 70n$I S1'S mixed pachers
81 6Os7 TO- light 81 3OGS7 G5: Workers 81 oSa< 20 PIGS
s7GS7 * ,-. ,oo -, All,
low Veals steady. S5ds5 q Hogs srong. sc highesr
heavy s. 15QSs 20 mixed IS 0a1ss rs York weights
Gss o.: pigs sS roughs. SO s5dST! stays - 9gS0 su
sheep steady: lambs strong. &c lower lambs % e9IS
yearilngs 81 75qS5 %; wehers. 81 I1g$5 sheep "
East Liberty July 29-Cattle steady: choice 81 5oa
81 so prime S7R$7 good SO 50qs6 75 Hogs steady
ass light DO p0$7 o. pigs. 81 s5hSI 90 r"us9s 500
81 30 Sheep slow. wethers 81 lSS4 Do culis ana
common 81 50as2: lambs s. 5o@S5 10 Veal calves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July 29-In Boston market wool continues
10 improve in value in the wool growing districts
prices also been advanced Trade here is very TAR
and man look for st higher prices NO WOOL Is
being consignment at present fne nee S,
Ohio and other fine wool ais
trics values are up level In Montana the
new clip is selling very rapidly buyers expecting 10 see
OF the growers control The following
the quotations Boston market for leading grades
domestic Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and above
274a2sc; X 24a25e: No 1 and No 2 26a2,e; nns un
and above 22@23c; Nos and 2 24G26c; hne Hnwashsd
1sG19c Kentucky Ind Llama etc three blood zz
23c: oue-duarter blood 2d22c; braid, 1S019c. Texas
twelve months 1920: slx-eght months l6q1Ic; fall
136f4c California. Northern choice 19d2fc; Northern
average 16al7c: middle county. l4qloe southern, 100
re. fall SdI2c staple 16Q17c eastern, choice
i4G15c: average 12d lsc valley No l. Is6i9c
Territory-Idaho I3G14c; Idaho ne medium 15
wyoming fine 13aI4c: wyoming fine medium. l5d16c:
Utah, fine i3di4e Utah. fine medium, 16Q1Tc; Dakota
fne I3614c: medium 15G16c Montana, fine
choice 16Q17c: fine average 15c; fine medium choice
1Td1Sc Colorado New-Mexico, etc. nne, lO4llc: fine
medium, 1261ic coarse. l5Qlic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30

quiet July rominal: September d: December
Is II I'D Corn-sPot steady; American mixed. 5s 1sd
Peas-C'anadisn quiet sad Flour-st Louis fancy
winter hrm IS OIL Hons London CPaeIhc COAST firm
ifs Beef-Extra india strong, IO7s Pork-Prtus
Western firm. 90. Hams--Short cut IA 10 Is
~ quiet. 6us Cumberland cut 20 to so N quiet
S6s short rib 10 70 % No. quiet 69s Cd long
dies. light. % to "a 70. quiet. SOS:
heavy quiet SIS Cd: short clear
b9: clear bellies IL I6 n steady 62s Cd Shoulders
Square. II to 1S n steady 4Ts Cd. quiet prime
Western. in terces. b4s sd: American refined pals
bls. Butter nominal Cheese steady; American finest
white. ass Cd American finest eoored. 4ss Cd Talow
Prime city steady. SS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quiet
Inseed oil dull, SIS Petroleum refined. dull esd.
Common. firm, 81.
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foreclosure Salts.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ Of New York-Smon r. Well and David Hoch-
surviving Executors OF the Last VIII ana
Testament Max We'll. deceased. Plaintiffs. against
and others Dsfendents-ln pursuance OF
a Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale duly made and
entered the aboveentitled action. bearing date the
llth day o. June 1902 the undersigned the Referee
in said judgment named viii sell az puoHc AGcton az
York Estate Saesroom. No. Ill Broadway.
OF Manhattan. City OF New York, the
day Of July 1902 IL o'clock that day.
r. Meyer Auettoneer premises directed by
said judgment be sold. and therein described fol-
lows: All that certain lot piece parcel OF land with
the building and improvements thereon erected situate
lying and being in the Borough Of Manhattan city.
County and State OF New York. and bounded and de-
fifteenth Street. distant hundred
westerly from the westerly side OF
Seventh Avenue thence westerly along One hundred and
fifteenth street feet thence northerly parallel
with seventh Avenue. partly through the centre OF a
wall between dwelling house hereby conveyed and
the dwelling house the lot adjoining on the westerly
side thereof hundred feet eleven inches % the centre
hundred thence eastery alonS
said line parallel One hundred and fifteenth
southerly parallel seventh
through the OF party wall between
dwelling conveyed and dwelling house on
lot adjoining side thereof one hundred fee
eleven inches the norhery side II one hundFed ana
fifteenth Street 10 the point place OF beginning
Dated New York. July Tth. 1902
MAURICE B. BLUMENTHAI+ Referee
Street Borough Manhattan City Of New York
The following IS diagram OF thu property 70 De SOLO
described above. the street number Deins 10 west
li5th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-tss 30.
1880. III. so A n. 100. zoo. &'3.40 $500 sIOS
y. NJ. ~ Is Mdt
zFrom Liberty only sDaiIy tDaily excspt
day. sSunday only tPsror only. Via Tanaqua
saturdays.
Offices: Liberty Ferry South Ferry Aston 15ou.-
261, 1900 1854 Broadway 1s2 5h Ave Is IrI~s
Square West 1SS 125th St. 2TS West I25th Ok
Columbus Ave. New York: Court ST SEQ FS,ITo,
ST.. Brooklyn; eS Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New Yorte
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage DESTINATION
w. c. BESLER O. NJ RrrRT
General Manager General Passfr Agent,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


beef steady city dressed native sd d sai2sf per 70
ssd bs %es gf s9.s s g sheep 6s e
L DnenbsGk To-norrov the Majestic: for liverpool
Goo IN 10 the sa 30 quarters
for the M35Tis Beef f9mPsng he ARsa WI" carry TO
cALvEs-Receipts all Tor the market we're % head.
but quoted steady and ali sold veals sold at Sass per
eaI2c per dressed 71saOac; dressed butter
Sales Judd Co: 80 yeas 141 10 average. at 81 %
5 Sanders: % veais. 14s H. at 81 30 do 1871 70.
Curtis .s Son: vea' $50 ~ at So DO 17s 10
Tobin shannon veas i4s 10 at 81 80: do. so n.
Ms: Y:sPs e1 Ha 1880 es at s. 80
to slsqghterer were 4ss cars or IL Sis head i "a az
cars 20 be soidEa at Jersey Sheep slow. and
and Under a4 S s4s e PTSs and or
grades Just below strictly choice further decline from
carried nearly all late arrivals Sheep
lambs al 81 75asS -: one car rather extra Sc St
pressed sgslse n; dressed lambs at pa
sS Co al K@puS s. lamb; Sc { ss d.
20 NJ 81 az 100 Virginia do. 81 n. Sc 293 DO,
e e. So 24 20 do - No. q @ a DO . a. M
90 S9 - az 80 AZ 49, s So 10 West 20 Virginia
s9e:P a. ms Isl ~ a. s. Is q g. g s. n
{: & ss az &c. 3 IS al at & & ~ NsH'uSA' CO. - 10
81 N at V 81 ie2 DO 4 At s. IS ia DO 50 n
81 30: 22s 40 % n a, 81 So 100 do 81 70 At IS;
s. so. u los 10 - rs. 81 do III NJ at So 81
iisFhs5.oa 20 virginia lambs. Il n at 50 90
a. n So 81 Virginia sheep 50 N. at 81 =; do
Kerns Commission Company 22s Virginia lambs es n
go G3 n So n. 40 DO, 90 n, az 50 ~
2G2 Kentucky DO CO -. AZ So 262 Do 6a 10 at So 3s
Kentucky sheep 50 n - l25 200 DO. 81 ~ az - ~
Harrington Co; 22a Kentucky IsInbs 90 10 al 80 90
gee DO. r.. IS -. 255 a.. ~ n. at - 70
Sanders $40 virginia lambs 80 n a. 50 90 IS 90.
40, - n. al 81 Bin; \ virginia
sheep 20 n 50 30. - State DO. l26 10 at s4'"'
s Judd & CO 2Ia Kentucky lamb. 81 n. at 50: -
state do G6 n Sc, 80 state DO. CO N. AZ 50; !"
state sheep n. at 81 IS. IL Kentucky DO. Sl ~
az 81 -, a, - =. * Ok.
100 Kentucky sheep, ~ 10, at 81 81.
~, SALE me rartet steady. hogs sold at So per
loo n Country dressed unchanged - =,
Saes-S Sanders: - state hogs 10 To average NJ -
per 100 10 3 roughs 2tS n. at 81 60. - ,os ..
yesterdayt los state hogs lbs ID
NJ as. 40 iO7 n. a IS Il: roughs. $3.50 70 at 81
Andrew Mullen dato yesterday: = state hoes ITO 10
r. Hume & Bro. date yesterday: az state hogs
IVY ~ AZ IS roughs. 223 n. al 81 . 1900. 81,
Tobin & shannon date yesterday ~ 9'a'' "Ose' ~
Yned q 60 date yesterday: II State hogs, la5 ~
AZ IS 5 roughs ~ m at 81; stays. $50 10 al -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30

The weekly government report was summed up as
market ether way Trading very quiet following
receipt Of the statement from WASHING ton The reor,
districts OF the cotton suffer from drouth
tbs Effects Of which beginning 70 be more seriously
In me districts named crop making very favorable
rrosrss plant being heavily fTuted General rams
were needed in that state The rains have
ses very rapid growth ana tne pant Esy s,
SEEDING reported Hot and airy IS neeo "a
oE u Texas permit cultivation ana oneeE n
insects Picking continues IN the southsin anu
nag Commenced ia the central counties but has peh
eee By frequent rsins I,e VERY benehesi
in western districts; elsewhere needed and have
ss cotton 70 make rapid grow sape being done by
bol Hseyil. boil worms and shedding Hot DRY wealeI
pss 2snt cultivation s9d s central and continues
y ~ so"'hefn counties. but being fetsfae' ~
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables.spot cotton
p ana easier sales. 5000 bales spee1.a5.oh nq
100; midaing upland 1s-ied: futures opened quiet
ia oegiine' closed very steady zaiN p,o,st sene
SENDER sssb: ssSs 42ib ostoberN-
ssnnef. sieb; November December. So gb,ar1
asFs9 io5 NsrsS-&Pril. lob NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.2I2H@s2 7iKs to6sins 's s. f7Ras5 Morphine bulk
s. 2sS,2 20 s, ss2 q ssgsz OoisPeppermnt
ss.sa os g;ssst ~. a. e Is. = lG 20
81 s css ess 5ssgSeo, s = 2son prime 7Sg
55e; low grade e0asse lemon grass native q seas2:
fnhes distilled, - 2Qsi So mustard. natural s5as5 90
ssias az sSk gsanyrc 2sad g spsann
81 81 sansy 81 legai 25 antsrsTesss ,os Is MoT
wood pure seass g Roots@Priees sustained with
pretty seea ,Ohblng demand We quote; gsraoes s
ss rnse un Shsss G s5hSi6c bsssbed aisc
soesn seal s2a5se heebers powderea 5@7.se. sotes
aDncufss 2Gs3e: Mexican. sssdTe; ssneSa. WESTERN
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fl5th St
The approximate amount Of the lien charge satisfy
SIS $50 ~ loo. with interest thereon from day
81 May. and amount
$3.50 O5-lOO, with interest IIth 1902
with Of the sars Approximate
Of taxes. other VIII
allowed the purchaser OF purchase money
paid by he Referee is 1891 90 100 and interest.
Dated New York July 7th. 1902
MAURICE b. BLUMENTHAL. Referee
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry-C;ins from Souts
Ferry nve minutes earlier)
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNk-z40O GAS Easton only. 9.IO A NJ
10 40. 500 (545 Easton only) P NJ Sundays "a IS
A. NJ, 100. $50 p. Al.
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4Oo e1o A.
NJ. 500 =. NJ sundays, "a . p NJ.
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AID DARyEGAT
-z4OO a. NJ 100 Lakewood excepted9 $50 81 40
Lakewood only. 40 P. NJ Sundays, els A M
ATLANTIC CITY-+9.4O A. 81. siO0 T3 ~ p NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETOS-tz4OO A. NJ II 40
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK OCEAN,
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORFy
POINTS-z4OO. $50. II so A. NJ. s11O 2.45 so q "a
445 $50 s so T. " Sundays except Ocean Grove 500
PHIIADELPHIA CREADING TERNfINALl-..4es.
$50 too tsoO. 400. SOC. taOO. 1880 $500 P NJ.
aaTH AND CHESTNUT sTREETss425 1850 1850.
.IIsO A. NJ. 400 t'3-4O. 800 100 taps p NJ
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSyILIE AMI
WILLIAMSPORf-'I4 400. "A Is. $500, l+s1 10 5000.
100 a. NJ READING ony), S1OO 10. t2OO p NJ
Rsadng Pottsyt1s sna BarTtsourg only Is 90 P. NJ
Pier Atlantic Husbands. Ssahrlght Monmouth Beach
and Lonx Branch. Asbury Park and Poin, Pleasant
600 1000. 11O0 A. NJ. 100 200 s. as 80. $50 SOD
Ocean Grove only P NJ Sundays 1000 A. NJ, iOo-
400. 500 P NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30

spot cotton closed quiet and steady, with quotations
lice loser the basis Of &c for middlng upland and
SIC for midding Gulf Sales. 1925 bales. Southern
spot markets teegraphed follows: NewOrleans
easy Lie lower sac Mobile nominal. unchanged
SIC; Savannah quiet and easy unchanged. al sac;
Charleston quiet quotation. Wilmington firm, un-
changed, sac Norfolk steady unchanged az Lee
nominal unchanged, ga Galveston quiet
s quiet, unchanged, &c.
st. Louis dull, unchanged, az SIC.
2eceinte at ports q interior points to-day com
1tttb the me dsv last week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July 20. p m.-Cotton-sPot in limited
mand with prices 32d lower American middling.
The sales OF the day were 1000 bales OF which
speculation and export and included $500
American Receipts 1000 bales, including loo American,
opened easy and closed steady; American
middng o c. July 4 AZ l4d4 ~ old buyers; July and
August 4O-64d sellers August and September "a sid
October and November 4 IS 64d buyers; November and
December. 4 IL Gid sellers; December and January.
64d4 ed sellers; January and February 10 cid
buyers February and March. lO64d buyers March and
April. 10 cad buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-07-30

COTToN-There change for the better IN cotooh
confidence somewhat restored me MAJ
VET onened steady with prices points higher 20 POM
iv active demand shorts some forelgn puylng %
appeared 10 be prolt-teklne py PROM
inent wall interests This buying was III
good part by reports that hoo1s were -. raIn "a
eaoiSfsrsts had occurred last night II was remembered
had been almost Water-logseu
nv airs late last Bonham, Tex, wired mat ram
SeiIsr steadily FOR fifteen days still falling:
The early Liverpool cables were very diSapponuhg an
belt In general
hummer possible dam
age 10 the crop induced the smaller shors 70
larger bears from tne
oensve 20 defensive. Toward midday the scare su
prices settled back several ponts:
The weekly crop weather report Of the government proved
10 standof failed influence the market apIie
caby Toward the close there was announcer
blying movement, which prices "orheo up 70
Of again. ana business
The close steady with prices IleI
/ higher. Gales estimated at
Liverpool buyer Of August All GAY me
South later turned buyer commission
houses bought a spasmodic way TO secure pronts-
The range Of contract prices In the local market To-Day
" al follows: