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IMPORTS OP GOLD BEGIN
•placements Said To Be More
: ■ than $1,000,000.
' were made yesterday, it
A "i-2rae<3 from good sources, for the im
"i! '!"( of between SI.OMt,CM and C,OOO/>OO
► ]_ c .. the large institutions which usu
' JJJ^aie Jr. any Impart or export mov«
* 81^, ©fVold ..'.-:,.. a-- knowledge of
"" pp * «^.er.' eairase^rieat. saying that there
■ ■^^o prcf.t In the operation at the pre
- - -at* of exchange and no occasion
£ ScrtJW sold while money rate* wer-
W^jg * 5 no*: although adding that they
0 \ -<*£. *° Impcrt movement of consider
•jJWhan* to the fall.
■me ♦oreiT"- exchange market was weak
i *"* r a f demand sterling declining ten
JfJ^r'ae. to 45550. At that level, inter
*"^-=il bankers said, gold could be drawn
i **" Los Ski -without difficult?-, unless
!J2» should ha ■ r^pid advance in dls
"V jjj r:e British capital, where the
"2» o;:Ilt rHte TOEe yesterday as a
!»^t ct the macra of rold «njrasrerr.en's
" lie*: fork. It is said to be nOt un
■%£r't!»t some cf the South African cold
--«-""' arr ive in Ixsndon en 3londay may
SScnred for this citj-.
•Ms the last few months the foreign
-ggßg? market has declined from th«
'^d ex^^ l6vel TO **• import point, large
f*^ & consequence of the placing of heavy
—.-can bend issues abroad and the ex
. — *~
purchases -■ other American secu
|!»m v- EBrope*o investors. The "ncaev
i-7-t cf S=-- «^^ cted yesterday Is the first
_"■"" . . beany import movement in the
!j^te P TOCEths of 1307. at the time of the.
tW news that a fold engagement had
v*U arranged caused a. sharp advance in
.^"e-jKi r:arket, which earlier in the day
rttjg, -\-?ak. •" '.tn new law records in
c«»«l"cr=:n:-= a^ 4 ether issue?.
IMNGS GOOD CROP MEWS
jfrr York Central President
Eack from Western Trip.
■^ri«a-r C Brawn, --.--• «C the !•*■»
t-^s C-ntral. who has just returned to tils
Og jrWT a. :hre« wwlss' Western trip, said
Tiili'iClf ta sneaking of th* crop outlook
t~± paertl c-niiticn» In the territory vis
•
. •On cur lire*, particularly the Big Four.
ifc« dtp* a r • pood * ~ lowa, Missouri,
jficaas *=3 »B bot the northern part <??
vtsraiK- they *rtU harvest fair average
gjjag- so far as -- observation, •went. Ixi
US 3tortb«a States, cf course, conditions
it eot to satisfactory -
"Of the much discussed lend rpec-- 1
i saw and heart very ... Ido not think
flgreii £-"-: c="ser from -. ■- quarter.^ The
BrJ -weather that Northwestern Canada has
'xpenencei this mmmi lias greatly retard
ed the f. <^" cf emigration from our farming
t-ves iocs ..... - think the effect
"-Z1 be to turn the -■"•>-- toward the
Eacttnrest, tilieie they are more needed.
•■Bssires-s — e:i ;n the West are. in s^ood
y*ffjf ar.3 generally cheerful."
" ' B REBATING CAS?
&o»i Asks That Jury Be Discharged—
Three Tons of Evidence
riilai£!?i::a, Ju'y € " saaael lor th
rs^cvlva-a Railroad 2;.-- -..- CUffcfl
e ates District Court to-day to discharge
the jcry s^om last .... to try the
■zs*s brc-jjht by e!e\-en coal ccinparaies
SCJLir: the railroad Boa the aliened srar.-
~r cf rebates arid dtscriir.inaticn. It ■waa
•~Zfi that the ■.— men ■will be unable to
-rail the testimony already r- •<■ - ■"ten
"*>• ca?^ comes tip aeain in October.
»*v»E.rJ:" three tons jf documentary cvi-
"^ ere ■-;.-: at (fee -:r'-n:r.~ of the
ida] aud the case at continued until this
*'-:der. ;e vas tabulated. The tabulators
* e ?or*ed last April ... they had com
jSetefi •..-•--.■ and the csse was set for
DM in October.
The railroad's attorney a!;o asked that
L* order consolidating the cases be r«
iked end That they be tried separately.
DOW GLASS HEARING
trsHiculitm of Alleged Trust E-esnmed
in PittstJuTg.
Fir^rurs. July 6. — Arg-uinents or: *> <se
■2:rr»r f.'.ed to an indictment agai;:.~- the
bswis] Bdawr Glass Oaooisßjiy brought
~z£»t rr.e £iernT£n anti-trust act. v--ill be
tejtiiu -r. ths federal court h»r» to-morrow
Wore J-jdr«? Jam« S. Ycunc and Chiarl-s
?. Orr.
The iaflictm«iit vis returned by a special
f^sri irary en April 7. and the pec counts
dorse the corporation -with conspiracy in
KHiMlnt of interstate trade and commerce.
*~!i erg-aging- In cnlawful combination in
>ET4^it of trade, and »ilh attempting to
r!?nc;cli2e a. portion of interstate trad*; in
• -. i
isdicted jointly vith the company are Its
■*!??-» and board nf directors — Myron L
Ai» cf Bowlicg Great, Ohio, president;
8. J. Heal:', vice-president and J. G- Sayre,
KOTtatr. It is charged that the corpora
*ts ctmtrolE Si ■ _- cent of (Jag hand-blotm
T :r:don- ?:a.ss tOßtxy and that eixty-six
?•«= c;r.c-ms are implicated, representing
* OQfeatotttaa - * nearly CO .OO^.^X).
*I:e dammr was filed on May 3 on the
&9aad» that the indictment does not
iarge d crime aeaisst the United States
s*et my act and that facts necessar>* to
««suurt« a conspiracy are not charged. •
3- i 0. ORDERS 50 LOCOMOTIVES.
{Ev Te?*gra.pb •'• Tt« Tribune- I
j u ; y 6— The Baltimore & Ohio
■Hfwroid has placed an -;-r for fifty Mi
«a»'.:i : '-C- I locomotlv-c.-. which are to
•*fcuik hy the li^d*iii I>ocoraouve Work«.
-' rhl^ieipi:;^ They will weigh mum
I-eaafit e*ch.
S *NK EXAMINERS IN SESSION.
*1« KatienaJ Bank Examiners of Sew
T fK, K«w Jersey and IMlaaßaVa be^an
t!u'c •■HMI meeting yesterday
s 15» Custom House. There were pres-
Eiisuner^ . :enua::. Bennett. Buck.
f»«1»r. Graham, Uaana, Marctisa, Starek,
*'■ BrockUn. \an Vranken and Watte
•- i * ctjtct i; to improve the service. To
'*« «. iddresses are read and informa
°* h esduased.
'' " TOPICS OF THE STKEEI
/^SEIGrc TRADING.— Foreign houses
r^is ucv.ard of SS.W) snares in the local
i**- aarke\ b-uyiar to a email extent on
'♦
4&RKET COXDITIONS.-In their July
■-T^ S&encer Trask d: Co feay, In part:
jftttnn |m ■-■"I«ii that tor the tim« being
~: streets tcSI be Is-rgely dominated by
!,*ict2r on -n^ch it is unfortunately im
gfti> i- r-.rni a jTidginent. namely, the
(.*-it:.( .*-it:. .»£ rn:ght be rxp»*cted In the cr
.-Jtita:v*«. 5 ;-ie6B is elov.in? dovir
•«. in ttaeU *r:4 viewed from a broad
ggioim, i*. in our judsment, fortunate
IHpt than oth-rn-aie. In the natural or
•^ of things our speculative tendencies
S«l b« t-.ecked. our wsstefu! methods
.;:* .-tarsivjLgances stopped. Instead of
wh^ * dollar and ependms two, -^c
Sga cuke one and say« half. WJi»n we
*-B*"- * « ... accumulate tv-alth, money
P-K-vA its. v.ay into the >ankt. and then
WrpwasC As re-ards the bond market.
S&E been »«y dvii and incUned To mark
~rf. =£tii a clearer perceptiou can be had
2*2? - u t"re. This fen more particu
221^ lh « active issues which are listed
„'•* *«• York StocU Eschange. There
Ji, 6 tte oth»r hand, been a pretty
i^y <<snsn<J from private Individuals
BtSSSfi* ci •.! eecured industria! and
••^iT-ice corrorations that net 5 per
iC~ : l 6 evr judtsnent the demand tor
■T»t^ atls is likely to - tow greater ac-
S2J iv -the coming' month, oning- to the
,/' CMdead nzzd. interest : jrsem'ntF.
C v so ''• the ... ; . that t!i*s email in
"ir pßOfa a. groyne inclination to this
lonwr LmS? s^*. Ws saving. as he is no
severe 5£S^L Wi L h %to 4 ? er <= ent - The
market Y^tH **?* has °e« u rr«d ln 6tock
su*?ii «J? •" ':'J, OS "-S d& 3 rs of June has re
aid «-m c durable investment buying-.
the wit it ,is impossible to forecast if
n 6 JrtL, St pr! Ses;.S e5; . have b * en Sff<>n . w e are
s^k?h« s of tiw opinion that the good
-m-vK C Ify.?— ■'■l'i a level where
«-«^- b bought on a scale down with
pronl"^ 51 7111106 ° ultimately showing a
STLVER PRir-EE HIGHER —Th« id
vunce in the price ?f? f commercial bar Sit
corV™; l^ 2 * 1^ at London and a
wraspoacn nf rise of c to 5S" c an ounce
S! re " *«tabuted chiefly to the covering
o^^^HSi 0 ™ ln the market in
tf««£nt ,?"« t 0^ 1 " 013 m Um * ' or the set
tlement -which is now in progress. Sales
;' IS? rv-ere made m Netr Tori yesterda^
S,%r^s:- but tne volume of business at
: - ■«.« : : "" *T as «°™paratirely small. The
££? Bt « tls 08 from London show that the
££ti&^s - s^\fr at that centre are approxi
]?*l.*' y £1 -,f c 000 and that holders are unwi!
"or the metal" expectation of hl^ h " prices
The R B2£w TN "£ ITr - B - R DIVIDEND.
d^ a yri 9*2 P^^oad Company lias
tK*!? a Quarterly dividend of 2 per cent.
diri,««,f Stock of record July L The last
J"*^" 1 Tt S 5* 61 " cent - In a circular
r^V'>nt !l ocl 3 IO V 1 ? rs ' It is explained that
-t^v",!,^. decision of the appeal of the
£fi2£, lyi l Clty Company from the
.Tudfrrsent asrainst that company by The
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company, the
.-:reotors deem it wise to declare dividends
at the rate of I per cent instead of 10 rer
cent. In case the Brooklyn City Railroad
Company wins the appeal, the 10 per cent
rate will be restored, it is understood dat
ing ir«m this payment.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. _ Dividends
have been declared a follows: American
Light and Traction Company, regular quar
terly 9A per cent and a stock dividend of
.-.. per cent en the common and regular
quarterly -.1, r -r cent on the preferred. J
G. white & Co.. regular quarterly m per
cent on the preferred, payable August 1.
Northern Pacific Railway Company; regu
la quarterly i»» per ant, payable Au-
SECURITIES LISTED.-Th" New York
suEQuer.ar.r-a & Western Railroad Com
pany s 53.500.000 Midland Railroad Company
Cj - New Jersey first mortgage bonds, ex
tended at 5 per cent, have been added to
the Stock Exchange list.
IRON AND STEEL TRADE.
The Iron As*" says:
The statistics for June show tha+ th«
production of coke and anthracite pig" iron
was 2.25.600 gross tons, or 75.500 tons a
day. against 77,100 tens a day in May. On
July 1 269 furnaces -were in blast, against
all furnaces one month previous, and the
dally capacity active -was 72.700 tons, or
about 3,100 tons a day less than on June 1
The annual rate cf production of all kinds
ox pig iron, estimating charcoal iron at
400,000 tons a year, was about 27,300.000 tons
on July 1, against T5.450,000 tons one month
previous, a number of furnaces have gone
out in the last Caw days, so that the cur
tailment may cow be reckoned at 15 per
cent (ran the high point, which was 31.
650.000 tons a year in February. The move
ment m :'.. be carried further, as prepara
tions are now being made for the blo-ring
out of ether furnaces.
"The United States Steel Corporation now
has 35 furnaces idle, against 31 on June 1,
while at one time last month It had as few
as 28 out or blast. The independent steel
companies have five more furnaces out
than on June 1. Such statistics ef stocks
as are available point to a further increase
in the central West and South, though it
is not large Production of pig iron in the
first half year including charcoal iron, is
estimated at 1^.375,000 tons, or about 200,000
tons mere than In the second half of 1909.
In the last twelve months the country has
produced about 29.750,000 tons of pig iron,
or nearly 4.6M,0<n tons more than the high
est record for a calendar 25.755.C00
tons In 1903. The leading- Interests booked
new business at an average rats of 26.000
tons ■ day in June, practically the same
rate as In Ma" As to the course of busi
ness in the summer months, the forecasts
of leaders in the trade are not enthusiastic.
ttnec several undetermined factors enter
into the reckonins."
"The Iron Trade Review* 1 says:
■ T he production of pig iron tor the nrs<.
half of 19:3 is '- "": -*4 tons, 'the greatest
nit m the history of the *r3de. The pro
duction for June was 2.291,094 tons, com
pared with 2.374,502 tons for May. There is
2 general sagging tendency in the prices of
pi! iron and nearly all finished material
and the markets are very dull."
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
T v:« minwl^ securities ■"•ere sold yester
day at auction at the exchange salesroom
by Adrian H. Slnller & Son:
By ord«r of ex^cutcrs.
$i,-"> 00 cadsaca Ha^r.rr.ori & Western
Railroad first mortgage 6 per cent
bonfia. due 1927; interest January
a^d Ju'.- 1 -; ■eemea interest to I*
'■•t»~z'Z ' iis-»
22 i:--':-'! Dessert ft Co 10
258 W stares Florida Land ar.d Deretop
ment Company; let • - -•"'•■ J
1.«7S shares Gre-n Bay & aasjera Ha!l
rcad Company an^l 577 50 £?
scrip S 3
J7 "00 <-or.Eumers' -..bar.-. Brs-atng • cm
par.v of Albany t>". T. > 5 per ceet
BOM BASsOs, due January. 1925: Ib
bsran Ja=Usry and July; accrued
interest to be charged 53.525
BOSTON CURB STOCKS
(nparaJaiJefl by J. niwnai Reinhardr. No. 35
Bread street. Hbw York, and No. M Devon
•■Uir* street, Boatoaj >
H-«t Low. Last,
-.--a: Nevada Mine? & 8 —
Arirpe Rights . ... 1* liV <Si
Bay State Gas 24 C 224
BfegoJe . . 2 2 ?>
Bohemia V V." <•;*
Boston Ely I** 31 * ?, *
Cactus Copper . . 2r* 2 ~
-a:-- 'r«£ - ■ 9- Ml »„
r:-:no - 1?> ?"• V->
Cortes kfbtea •; --• 2^ ■' »
Corein Ooajper • •'-• •' .
Davis-Dair - 1?» ** \r»
I>oa3lr!!«rj smtfiean . • • i'"« 10 10
First National Copper. . 33»3 3 » 8^ *n
GcldSeld •_" '■' £-• s ,»
Humboldt Smelting I---- '— • Jr»
Inspiraticn , "•* 7 •
Laramla H F & F M PO <v -
La Ret"? * * 4
Massachusetts Coal *3 ■-* 42
McK:n!ey-Darra?h »2 »2 n
lloili^ Gibson 27 24 2.
Majestic ... ..55 54 — '-
National ICinlna; Ex?l6r. 2." 21 2-
Nevada Pu— <■» 2S 2". -*
r»-io repper -I*4 *H It*
Or:*co". r 2** 2ti 2U
Raven Mir.:-? ......... 26 20 26^
Hawiiie Mining ~% <"» «^=
Rfacde Island Coal **'■ 6 J.
Eonth Lake ■ •% ,"■■* 9%
Superior and Globe ••■" » ■•
Vulture » • •
Yuma ir <3 45
Yukon 4 r* ♦ - 1
COBALT STOCKS.
(Furnished by TVarrsc. SsaaWM -i Co.. N*o. 25
Bread Etre«t..i
Bid-Asked-i Bid-Aakea,
Amalgamate SU 5 iLa Rose 4QO 402-
Ba : '«"- 7- - Littl» Nipies. 14 * 14.*
Beaver Cobs 23 H 23%'McKinley ... S» »l
R <e --- 1"-: * i Nancy Helen '.', j
B'-ffalo " .220 2«o 'Xlplsslng- . .1055 1065
<-himb-Fer!. 17% 18 'Nova Scotia.} 80 32
Cof Cobalt. l» ! i 20%J4Dpnlr —.. 30
rchalt Sent S4 10 OOaM s * 4
CobtllSeUH 53« [Peterson 1.... =5
oSJSma^425 6OT i Right of Way 20 25
r^- ,ai RC8..273 283 Rochester ... 1* I**
2SS . '- *» ir> SHv«r L^af... Hi*- •;■'
cSoril "" - «'= 7H ! Silver Bar... 5 6*4
GtVortliern ■% 6 i Silver Queen. 8 10
Cre?n mU 2 M ! Temiakaming. f.»Wi «0
HaT^ravl-t: - 14? il5 T : .tn-w,y US 14
wi-.^vn Bay S« 105 Watts 6 10
£hn Black. 4* 5 -.V^ulsu^r. -85 71
K*rr I^ke-.S-W 80-
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
(Furnished by E. B. Bailey. No. 69 Broadway.)
Aprx.
an- "When , — Price. — .
nual pay- Bid. AslcM.
r-onmanv Capital. -ii. •:■ able. P. C. P. C.
o'~v™' v"'T....?r<>vOoo 10 Q 33.". 203
- ' : ?I I
„„.,.- oitv.... 200.0-iO H J&-J 1— > —
» ,; 5 I 300
§feS lip
!' v?! X- Rutg«-ra 400.000 40 Q 470 —
hS£t£- ,sSot ™l.W.ono 3O J&.T IP" 205
H^oi.. '^ 3000,000 30 J&.I 698 705
200.l"'>0 10 J&.T Mi 175
£■? «ra Tf50V ...1.000.000 20 J&J 305 315
P<v^<S2s> SSO.Oro 10 a&O 135 145
>;onl?; onl ? X■;.,.K ■;.,. 2)"0 00n fl j&j 13.', 145
Pacific «S~>»- • - 150000 fi I&T 00 103
£^v£fnt 40rt>0 in J&J J53 160
•No information
BOSTON STOCKS.
lFu ,Biah-4 by F U^T^* Cc^. No. 37 XTaU
juiv s.Jaly <>. 1 July 5 July 6
. 4.n ,-•■"» 220 Cal i Hac.^2') SOl
B< *' & AID.--— 125 *;ir»nt«nntal 31 14^ 13 T i
Bo«wr ---7.;^L . 13fi .-op R*r. S « M s>-» 4 80
S^SwVii ' SinSteJl - -
>T.I-> H ,i l«««i 168 kranby it.... 30 25
l3 " S Maai ■«« M : "-.
» ! Mohawk I!.- 4S 4*l
. M. en
Btow En* T.U ■;. o!- • n-ac M T»v l'S
- gmftttr. 3>,\ 3ft%
a^^m:-:,, v;!^ p^;;:I? &S
#ss^s- 88 16^^ ItJH 10!<
Unit Fralt-.JSS 1&« I
"7A7ked. tEi dividend
NEW-YORE DAILY TRIBUNE, TKT RSDAY. JULY 7, 1910
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
Business In the market for outside secu
rities was dull and price changes were nar
row. At times the trading was at a stand
still, even in the manipulated issues. In
spots mining Issues receded slightly, al
though the changes were insignificant. The
industrial list as a rule was neglected.
Chicago Subway sold at its .recent low
mark. Intercontinental Rubber and Amer
ican Tobacco were steady. Standard Oil
eased off 5 points. In the mining list an
easier tone developed in Chino. Ray Con
sclidated. Giroux and Miami. The silver
issues were slightly easier. Goldfleld stock.?
were quiet but steady. There was little or
no inquiry for bonds, which were a shade
lower in the bid.
Detailed operations follow:
INDUSTRIAL.
-
Sales. Open. Hi*h. Caw. Last.
300 Am tVTit Pap.. 1% 1% 1»* 1H
200 Int Rub Tr eta 21 21 21 21
4.100 "January 0i1... 47 51 47 50
2.000 'July Oil 3." C? 33
300 Manhat Transit Its *-A irV Wt
C OOO Maya Oil $1 14 51 =«>" >1 14 $1 17
300 -Palmer 0i1... 3 ST. 1 ?..i 1 35 1 35
145 Standard Oil.. 615 61' 610 610
360 U S t, & Heat IJV IA It* IA
RAILROAD.
MB Chi Subway . 2 2 2 2
«6K CM&O pf 26 7 % MTi :8 r i 2S;i
MINING.
100 'Arrentum S^i l » ~'-i ?"'j
S.OOt") 'Boi-ard Con... 3'j S^i 3 3
400 British Col Cop 0 5 5 B
«oOßutte Coalit... MHs 17 Ufi lC s i
300 Caledonia :*: * T i "* r *
13 Cal & Ariz ¥> 49 4» 49
200 Canadian Mines 6 l i 6 l i «'i 6U
I.2oo'Carlsa 50 53 (0 53
COOO Chino Copper.. 2'"« K''« 10 10 1 *
-Cobalt OntraJ *'-• *':■ »"•- 8^
I.SOu Colonial Silver L ■ '»
£.500 'Comb Fraction. 4s 4 s 47 4%
S.'XK)Con Ariz Smelt l"i 1)1 m *>
300 Davis-Daly Ccp I lfr 1 Irs
6,900 Ely Central... ii 1 T ■ ;.c; .c
5 200 -Sly Con 50 ;"'; "' •• 6 r '
."00 First National. 3 A — - 3* 3 A
Gircus . 6S •* i>]3 * *
TOO Goldfleld Con.. «A SA Ti l * Sv»
600 G Hill CTr St J i % * , ♦
17,5>0 'Green-water .. ' ; -: •l i », J.
&Ji Greene-Can ... 7 7 6J» . '• ■•»
200 Guerrero Mines 1% II 1 * II 1 * J-**
S'X> Karcuvar Cop. . — 22-2 j. j
l.tOOßustea 55 M 55 6u
1,180 Inspiration Cop 7-, "TH < if?
:"V, Ker La-.- 7.i ? 7t? 8,
H»l*i Rose Con... i 4 l s * •»
GOO Uttle Miami ... 2'<« - B « - « -:?
130 Mason Val new •>*? '-j* , « 3 J
1.400 Miami Copper.. IS 18% » J»*
1.r,00->lir.es CO of A 64 «4 61 6-
SOON^-trtah -V & S 5 » % ;•-* , *
600 Klptastaa- M Cb 10's 10-,s l« s * 10?*
tOO Ohio Copper.-.. IS in 1% " l «
600 • Pacific Smelt -,' s A * '.?
7-00 Precious Metals . 2's - '-'-»
12.000 'Rawh Coalit. - 17 19 17 15
7.000 Hawblde Queen 27 38 27 SO #
5.500 Ray Central.... 2"-i 2^4 ='» ->
300 Red Warrior--. II 1 * II 1 * -> |«
500tTonopah ■ f= : * ■''* »H fit*
1,500 -Tramps Con.. 4 4:a o; 3 4
MA Tuo'.uame Cop. 2'« S - » ■»
MatJsfOß Mines... U .« w »
400 United Copper. . 4' 4 44 3t3 t 45»4 5 » * »
3.000 «Un Pas Cobalt 5-? 5 f L.5
£00* Yellow Jack-- oS 5B . on
g^SOJTuInH! (Sold M I * 8 « °•»
BONDS,
$2,000 v.>«- Pa= ??•■- 80* i 3 '"--- ?n '-^ 904
•His e«ntß per chare. \O&A lota. tE^s 41-1
aend.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
While for a time in the early afternoon
shorts on the Consolidated Exchange
showed decided signs of nervousness. Sli
ding- vigorously in their efforts to covei.
sentiment toward the close of the day
again shifted to the bear side, with stocks
offered freely at the higher levels. The top
quotations for Union Pacific, Southern Pa
cific amalgamated Copper and Smelting
w»r» a" a traction under the Xcv Tats
Stock Exchange high figures. It was
argued that the rally, like other rallies of
th« recent past, would prove only a tem
porary eptsode in a bear market. On the
forenoon* smash nearly all ths leading
shares registered low prices for the day
that were under the other board, with
Reading Balling down to 138%*, Union Pa
cific to 154^ and Copper to 56%. all one
quarter of a point under, while T-^ited
States Steel common fell to t), 38.3 8 . one-e*gm-i
of a point under. Business was heavy,
with the sales totalling: 129.068 shares. De
tailed operations fellow:
STOCKS.
Ea!« Open. H:g-- l^- Last
~ 7.540 Amal Cep . ... '57* 68b 06T1 59*
» a- Beet & Bog 30 SO SO -0
040 Am Car & Fdry 4? 49?* «J»- 4^»
40 Am Hide &I* s^s 5H SH o_%
10 <io pret ■29 ■» 29T4 ®T« - 2»^s
«0 Am Ice 22 3* ** %$
2-0 Am Locomotive 39 Sy-2 3JH
i f "O 4.m Smelting... 1 * 68^, w e » 'i"»
"60 An Sugar ...ll« i IWH 116;* 11. U
110 Anaconda Cop. >-* 3t} 545 4 Sbrj 3o : 2
T«0 At Top &> f 93 * i 85;* » , ,«**«
10 At Coast Line.. 104 - 3 104 T ' 9 IWTi 101%
10 Ba : : & 0hi0... 105 H 105 »i 105 -s 105»4
1 130 Brook R 1 "- * 74 J* '- -' 'f.
ISO Cent Leather.. 81-s Sl *a »ij si--
TOO Chea & Ohio.. 72 73 rs --...-
?3O Ch Mi: &St pl P l2 "« ' --■ ?* H^
1 500 Consof e Gas .Kl£9H; 131H 129U 131»4
80 Ccrn Prod . .. 13 13,. 13- 1|
220 Gt xor prei...123 125 « -- - s * ; -- i: *
SOGt.N'orOrs.-.. 4'' ! i 49 A t 49 49 -2
■ • SO Inter-Met 17*4 17*4 I^,-3 l.fi
380 do pref .... «ii *!• 4,-t 49-*
&■> Kan C'ty So.. 27 27 25 T2
60 Louis & Nasn.l4o ■-• s i 133^ 140»i
30 Mo X i Tex. . . -• . t3 !) 28* 81%
IV) Mo Pac ....... Co 56 1 * 54 <± wo 1 *
200 Vat Lead . .... '-- - "S l^ 67*1 "" *
?20 N V Cent 112 112!* 11l '■*. 132**
120 v v Out i: V." 41 42 : « 41* 42-3
10 Vorf & West.. 96 -\ 06 8 * W4. -4
160 \or Pa ■-'■'-< 118% U.- . US
1.240 Pennsylvania.. 127 "-a 128 12(5S --
20 Pressed St Car 30% "2 30 s a o_
SI <540 Reading 140fi 143-i 13"? : 2 142-3
1.14" Rock Island ... 28* GOH 23Ji iiO**
g0 do pref 75 ■■• 'i-= <4*i
5,970 Southern Pac.llo^ ll.>'-9 lOS) 1 ; H- : 2
70 Southern Ry... 21Z 22 3 s 22 _-^b
SO Term Cop - - 1 ' 1 "* 20 : * -" > -'J^s
80 Tex ft P3- 26H 2t> : * 2*5 rbja
60 Third a- •• S 1 -, -s > 8- 5;-s
19,250 Union Pac . ..156!i l^S-s Ij4- 2 l^^.U
340 IT S Rubber 35 '"3 36H 33 1 * 3<>*
48.090 U S Steel 68* i 70=* 67 It l,'£>;a
4SO do pit 114 114 : 'g 113ti 114-a
'40 Utah COp 40 4O 40 40
170 Va-Car Chem MS o^'* o4 s o 3
100 Wahaa* I* 1 * 57 16U 17
500 do pref ."53 T > S5 0.1 m
40 V.'eefhouss ci 60 60 "i 60 fi-^i
125. 56*' Total sales.
MINING.
200 Best & Belcher. .40 .f> .40 *6
100 Comstock 23 .23 --• -j
300 Cor.so; Va . . 82 .82 ■ S
108 Goldfleid Ccn5..5.20 6.2j 6.a> *;-;,,
§00 Jim Butler 2S .2« .27*4 .27J.
TO Jurr.bo Ext 2-. .25-2 .25 .-a^
200 Mexican 23 .2.^ .23 .23
800 Nevada Hills 1.6: 170 1.62. l.tO
600 Pharmacist 03 -03 .03 -.03
200 Tonopah Ext 75 .<* . '■> •'•>
tOO Tramp O4 .04 .V 4 .04
i :«■*■• Union Con C f > .30 ...
i 4.5t«3 Total sales.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
(Fu-n!shsd by Freceric H Hatch .v Co . No. 34
Broad street.)
STOCKS.
TJivldend P id. asked
inserican Bras Q-J •" "7 123
American Chicle ■ JioiEs 12 217 2-2
American Chicle pf Q-J •> J' c '-
Am Diet Tel of N J...-Q-.T 4 4» 51
Am Coal Products . . Q-J « 98 *•«
Am»rlcan Presp Q-J&Ex 6 ft" 105
Imericai Thread pf. — J&J t ''. o^i
A ni ' Type Found deb .... M& X 1026 6 100
An: T:-pe Found new. ..M&Xl&3y •> 99 100
\ni T'.-pe Founders J&.r 4 38 43
Am Type Founders pf..Q-J I 98 102
Eabcock & Wllccx ... .Q- .7 7 97 101
Earr.ey & ?mith . pf — , — -- — »•' 105
Eorden's Cond Milk. ■ ..SF&AEx — 114 116
Borden's Cond Milk pf.-O-M 6 103 JOS
Bash Terminal — 8 s 100
Central Fireworks...... — -5 10
Central Fireworks pf... — I<> 3O
Conn Ky & LigM Q-T- '_ 4 74 75^
Celluloid W-J&Ex 8 123 127
E I da P 'le Nemours..- i 132 137
ElduP<!«Nempf....Q-J ' « «J
Empire Steel & 1r0n.... ■ — 12 1*
Kmpir^ Steel & Iron P*-" ~" — 65 ,0
Hall Signal common — 40 4..
Herrins-Hall-Marvin ■•• ■ ■ ■ — 30 48
International Nickei. ...——— — 130 135
Inttrnationa! Nickel pf.Q-F i; 88 92
Intfinational Nickel rts. — • 5
International S!lv« . ..— — *>
. .. mat iooal Silver pf. .Q-I 4 jnr. 110
• Kirby Lumber — 10 15
Kir*"- Lumber pf • • - — •:>•• 4.i
Kings CO El !- .-. P ...Q : M . 8 121 121
Nat Caeh Register pf.-.J^J I U. JM
Nlles-Bement-P Q-M '• : ' n 102
Ml«»-Bement-P pf -Q-t- fl m 103
Otis Elevatcr AAO • 2 50 65
Otis Elevator r- 1~3 a an ■■:,,
OM Dominion S S J&J p > IW 110
Ps.C'*ic Gis & — 1 — — '^
Pacihc Gaa A: El pi Q.l 8 S3 s;
Phelps. D& Co — 190 210
I'op'S Manufacturing — — — — »>S
Pr^lu-^V ' r |-« ' « t«
Pratt & Whitney pf. . .Q-F 6 100 10,,
Epva] Bak Powd'r Q-M&Ex I 180 20u
Bova BaK Powder ?f 0-M • I<M JO6
harety CH & I Q-s!ftE X S 123 1W
E«n-Sen Chiciet — — 1-4 1-3
Standard CO'jpi»r. — •<■' --
Standard 311! linK t>. ■-■■——- — !•> 1«
btandar-i SoUlpg Co pi. A*O 8 4«» 45
Texaa C0mpany. ....... -9--.T 1- 138 139
T«xaa t pacific C0a1.... scrip 8 JOO 105
Trenton Potteries..... -• " * <
Trenton Potted" -f---7rrf ---7rr- ~ f^ f
Trenton Pot indg ctls..J&J . 4 »>o 70
T:o-<- Directory •" — -^ £
Union Carbide — — — .«,•• w
rnicn Farry O- J - r? "^
Union TypawTlMT Mi' -'A." 1l« IW
BSSifffirT^i^:|§ o -J J . ■*§
i:nit«J Bank Note tf...Q-l '.' ■/ ' -••;
* li:; " 7 im
T r F Fmi S MnV r Js t jiriw* •; wo ,-.;.
■ ■ :••-•!.»; ••I-- - I*J '''-
U S Mot;r com LL { > l[
T* B Motor Pi . *••••••" -- ■' - j "™~" I" - -
Virginian Railway • ' !I -"
IV«st Pacific . — " ,V- „„
Waff Power _ _ j£ *"
■ «ar pref — ■
~^Ex dividend 2H per cenW
RAILROAD EARMINGS.
nUFTALO, ROCHE-STEP. & PITTSEURG.
1010. 1&00. 1906
4th week in June $271,254 5235.325 ««.*»
July 1-June ::<■>.. U.400.72S «.b05,0.2 r.4So.tai
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
4th w»ek In June $372,400 $250.»500 $215.700
Joiy l-june 30. . 121521.200 0,666.900 I».0l2.400
TE-XAS & PACIFIC.
Mfc WWif In June ?C6«,74!i $316.16." $255.904
Jan. 1-Juna 30. . 7,4^3.492 «.eiS,lt» 5,507.50!)
TOLEDO. rEORIA & "WESTERN".
i 4th week in June $33,777 , $33.4*2 *35.SQ|
July l-June 30. - 1,101.673 1.004.150 1.221.4»3j
* HAVANA ELECTRIC.
V"k pn-g July 3 $42,280 $41. 50S $38,451
Jan 1-July 3... 1,060.977 1.<VX).623 076,211 (
CHICAGO & alto:'
Month of Mar — •"„
Mtieage .; Hi 085
Gross earnings. $330,664 5P6&.953 $851,923
Exp. and taxes. 736.048 366.057 543,600 ;
Net earnings. rW'T $39S.fl'W 5303.325 ;
nth. Inc. d-b. .. ».1» 16,076 ' ■
Total income. ?ISS,3S7 $352,590
July 1 to May 31 —
Orces $12,250,659 511.W7.517 $11,131,716 I
Exp. and tares. 5,336,503 7.156,35S 7.532.736
Net earning. $3,573,133 $4.351.44«> $3,598,920 '
Oth. Inc. deb... 472.560 329.741 j
Total Income. $3,400,295 $4,031.70S ■•:
ILLINOIS CENTRA U
Month of Mav —
Gross earnings.. $5,064,168 $4,665,534 $4,050,015
j Szp. and taxes. 4.255.416 3.400.320 3.003.556
Ket earnings. $778,790 $1,234. 574 $99«.15Dj
July 1 to May 31—
i Gross -am in 557,334,967 $52,626,824 553.635,735 1
Exp. and taxes. 45,591.440 40.532,235 41.&48.527
Pet earnings. 743,527 $12,034,389 $11,687,268 |
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
Month of May —
Gross earnings. . $Sil,s4S $757. $636.9<"6
Ex: and taxes. 750, 455 563.452 642.9C9
I Net earnings. $61,063 5153.433 «$6.004
July l-May —
! Gross earnings.. $10, 119.600 $9,546,379 $5.560.1C1
Ex? and taxes. 7.J01.615 7.492.196 7.210,22 d
Net earnings. P. 817.400 $2,054,152 $1,949. «73 .
•Deficit.
TOLEDO. ST. LOUTS & WESTERN.
Month of May —
Miles operated.. 451 451 i
1 Gross receipts.. $321,033 $284,062 $257.73©
Exp. and taxes. 192.274 173,216 172.355 \
i Net earnings.. 5123,759 $110,S4« $55.556 .
j Other inc. (deb.) 61565 12.25!) 14.*-4 ;
Total lnccme 5122,194. $SS,SS7 $70,662 !
July l-May 31— i
• Gross receipts.. $3,466,330 $3,134,448 $8,541,758
Exp. and taxes. 2.333,320 2.053.513 2.906.
" -- earnings.; $1,133,010 $1,050,936 $1,034,310
■ Other income. . . 366,694 333.C05 22,623
Total income. $1,499,704 $1,389,941 $1,057,433
TAZOO & MISSISSIPPI VALLET.
Month of May-
Gross earnings. $552,997 5705.357 $553,615
i Exp- and taxes. 746,013 . 660,345 ■ 721.376
Net earnings. $106,979 545,042 •537,753
Ju!y l-May 31—
• Gross earnings. $9,635,390 $7,371,847 $9,473,433
Exp. and tans m. 8 196.302 .5,330,530 8.444,570
Net earnings. $1,459,053 $1,041,208 51.033. 5«3
•Deficit. :
SEABOARD ATP. LINE". I
Month of May 1910. 19 9. Increase. !
j Gross earnings.. $1,691,413 $1,495.96" $195,433
Exp. end taxes. L1J9.119 1.078,883 96,2afl
Net #aml=gs. 5512.29-i $416,097 $06,107 I
1 July l-May 31 —
: Gross earnings. $!•«. 474.099 $16,259,574 $2,214,528
. Exp. and taxes. 12.712.515 11.555.267 324 -.-is
Net <sarnings. $5,761,284 34.37L507 $1,389,977
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES.
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER.
'. Month of May — 1910. Increase.
! Operating revenue $8,382,290 $914,981
j Oreranr.g expenses _ 6,034.418 825,771
Net aerating revenue... $2,297,272 $88,209 :
: Net deficit outside operations 21,474. 29.536
I
Total net revenue $2,276,397 $59,673
i On«-twe!fth annual tax**.. 427,780 65,621
Operating Income . 51.543.917 •»> ' r'A
| - -
j •Decrease
LAKE! SHORE *• inCHIGAN SOUTHERN.
Operating revenue - $4,087,468 $565,252
Operating expenses . 2,994,959 764,369
Net OT>eratin? — — «eoe .. . $1,042,473 «SIP 9 13« j
Net deficit outside operations 2,07". *6^33$
Total net revenue -.. $1,040,405 '$192, 50S
I One-twelfth annual tax??. . 135.000 10,000
- era ting- Income $905,405 $202
"Decrease
CHICAGO, rNDIANA. <t SOUTHERN.
Operating revenue $273,213 $38 992
Operating expenses .„.. 308.668 27^452
;,- 2«« 2 ratine re— ease 564,547 $11,539 !
: Net deficit outside operations S3O 610 1
I Tots! net revenue.. 568.716 $10919
One-twelfth annual taxes.. i3.sof> 1,000 .
; Operating income 550.2 M $8.919 1
MICHIGAN CENTRAL;
Operating revenue $2,334,760 $189 788
Operating expenses 1.707.595 i^.jl?
Net ep^ratinc- rarer.,,. 5647,165 S3 <??> '
; Net reficit outside operations 1.171 '6.333
Total net revenue.. . $645 993 sin -,^
One-twelfth annual taxes.. Tlll'.OOO i^ooo
Operating Incom- $532,993 •$8,794
'Decreas*.
RUTXuA.ND.
Operating- revenue ... . aw m ■-)*•• imm, :
Operating expense... .. I^ V".
! r.^fr-, **!"? ra-emie --- 573.047 $12,640
One-twelfth annual taxes.. 10,372 ' '|!ij ;
Operating income . $62,674 $TlT£7 i
L-A.K:e ERIE & ~~3STERN.
Operating revenue $415 140 ' s . n son
Operating expenses ........ "•- 7 4rt 49.& M
Net operating revenue.... $40 301 -- 7 or>3
One-twelfth annual _. taxes." is, 788 1^
Operating income S2l,«'>3 »$a 0""'
NEW YORK, CHICAGO & EJT LOflß '"
• itlnu r— -enu-» -■.•■:■.: mgn ssu ._,
-■ expense aifCsoa .."
Net operating revenue ns _^||i WWg
Net def. outside open - £388 _:
Total net revenue . $2.^0 i <;•? •,'„ ," ~ !
Qne-twelftb annual tares'" 271000 I'ooo !
Op-rating Income $233,183 $17!126 !
prrrsßUßG & mkx erie
I Op-rating revenue . . 51.525,159 54% 4-1
Operettas espenses 883,895 203.507
M me-Utaj re-esua $841,168 " $232 3*84
Net def. outside operations 120 "-°- J |L'^
Total net revenue $840,442 ~Vr^ C e< !
One-twelfth annual taxes.. 27^0 loiloe
Operating Income $813,212 S"2" 654 i
CLEVELAND. CIN., CHICAGO & ST. LOT
Op«ratir.g revenue $2,321,003 $100001
Operating expenses . . . VI.OSUTSO -tOCUs!
**£** fi P ?^ ' ' n5 . revenue. • • f35».33ii •$209.4»4
Net deficit outside op-r . 0.004 Jj 4 "3
Total net revenue $350.2 9 ~*S'>i'- i '
One-twelfth annual taxes. . 50,000 *" 6,"oOO
Operating Jncr>m«» $270,233 *.$221 920
PEORIA & EASTERN.
I Operating revenue $282,087 $4->4 -> q{i o
Operating expenses 209.021 4~S.'lS<j
Net operating revenue... $73,065 $19 SCO
I One-twelfth annual taxes. . 9,20<} * ' ' Mut
Operating Income $63,865 $19,400 !
CINCINNATI NORTHERN. I
Operating revenue . $98,814 1? 94S i
j Operating expenses 1C0.512 2s!s£ttj j
Net operating deficit. .'. : - $2 298 50.44S
I Ono-twelftb annual taxes.. 4.500 4j>,
Operating deficit . ... $8,798 $6,843
TOLEDO i OHIO CENTRAL.
Operating revenue $419,088 $109,797
Operating expenses .. 260.571 45,907 i
Net operating revenue. . $135,721 $<13,<-i9 |
Net revenue outside epai . 1.331 77^ j
Fatal net revenue. . ... $190,253 $6-l,titt j
On*-!-.- annual taxea.. 13.195 2,147 j
Op-rating Income . ■ $145,057 562.514]
•Decrease.
a ■ •
NEW YORK CITY BONDS. i
fFumished by TV. N. Cole) & Co., No. 43 Owlar !
street.)
,Accru«d tot«l ' to :•- added.)
Bin Aaked. }
•Hcts. 4 ! i. March. 1930-"60 • 100»i IOO\ \
M"4. ember. 1957 MM ■ 1»">6'» ;
•4' 3 , May. 1057 , '"♦» • 10(3 T * j
•4H, Novtmter. 1817 102*1 ' 102 7 • ;
•i-.' May. 1917 •■ 102 l « 102% |
-4s, May. 1959 Ml UOH ,
•4b. Novemlier. 1938 ■ '^ss 1 * t*H'» j
■4s. May, 1937 Pi?» »Ji j
•48, May. 1919 . . 99 I<H»4 J
• as. November. l!)3S-*5» "■- ■ o«*i i
+ 4s. Ncvember. 183 U. , f'* 1 * »8H
•,T-i. Noifintcr . B4- ." ;87»i S3
J.Ti.Mav. 1954 ST*» 8» |
t3H 1050-54 i7J. ■: . i
t3»i November, '14! -T '« SS'a j
i I3Hi ember. 1928 »*)»» 01%
ja'-s. November, 1922. 02*4 Xt%
i^-i. November, "'I- ■ - <»' - 03^4
|8H November, 1914.. 0T r»7^s
November. 1810 , , 101'U 101
•Coupons Interclsangeable. tß«gistereJ :CoU- j
pom. fßetUtered and coupon*. ?S?erl!ng.
I THE NIARKEIS .
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
New York, July 6. 1910.
| Beans, bass 237 Oran?«s (Fla). '•?•- 13
; Flour, bDls 1 1,668 Oranges (Cat). cs.. 7.33."> ;
Flour, sacks 46,313 1 Apricots <Cal). ca.. 12» |
! Comm<sal. hbls .. 200|Ch«rrles <Cal). cs.. 1.153 i
[ Cornmeal, ba?3...lo,2o7!Piuirs (Cal). Crt».. 5.230 |
1 Oatmeal, bbis . . 2001 Pears (Cal) crates 700 •
Wh»at. bush 55,900 j Peacbes (Cal). Crts 1.123 j
Corn, bush 30. 925 Apples bbls «10 j
I Oats, bush 72.17."; 1 Potatoes, bbls 23.650
Peas, bush 6,600; Onions, bb15...;... 1.533
| Malt, bush 45.000} Rosin, bbls 3,300 ,
! Rice, pkts 3,550 Rosin oil, bfcls ■ 10 ,
Hay, tons 2>oao Spirits turp. bbls.. I,o m I
Straw, tons Tar. bbls 33 !
Milifeed. tens 135 Ollcata. pKgs 6.2» '
Grass seed, biffs. :,55f> Oleo stock. pkss... 340
Hops, bales 2' Peanuts ba^s..... 330 ;
1 Beef, bbls HO : Tcbacco, hhds 125
; Beef, canned, cs. 200 Tobacco, tierces... S :
1 Pork, bbls 43."i Tobacco, pkgs-.... '-75
! Hams, pkgrs 203 Whiskey, bbls 70
I Bacon, pkgs 3'X) Wool, bales ss>o
I Cutmeats, pkjs... 1.191 Wool, sacks 4*5
i Lard, tierces 2.155 Istle, bales 110
I Lard, kesr? 4.743 i Cotton, bales 2.9*" 1 *)
i Lard, caaea lOOlCot'ssed oil, btls. . 1,281) j
j Soap stock, pkgs. 74 ! Copper, pieces ia.465
: Grease. Bkgs 30! Copper matte, bags 1.075
| Butter, pkgs S3.47olLead, plfs 3.750
! Cheese, pkgs . .14.243' Hides, bales 28 j
I E«ga, cases 30,379 Hides, bundles OS7
I Drsd p'ltry. pkpa. 3.234! " Win* (Cal). bbls... SOB
| Lira poultry, cs. . 1.255;
EXPORTS.
! T\-h-a.t, bnsh . 3.ooo! Beef, ti-rces.... 40
j Com, bus!). 5.300| Bacon. Tb 603.750
Oats, bush. 632! Hams, m . 1,600
I Flour, bbls 715 Lard. Ib 435,700
Flour; sack 3... 4. 170 Tallow Ib 2,000
Oaßmual. bbls l,334iGrease, »•■ •■- 230,000 ■
Hay. bale* 71 ! Butter. Ib SOO ;
OllcalW. tb... 1091.000! Cheese. tt>.... . 1.450 !
Pot*, bbla 1461 Cof s'd oil, gals. 11.120
Beef, beta . 1-54 Lub oil. gals... 203.020
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron, Nor, No 1 I Cotton, ntfddlin* 15.35
foundry . $16 62 \i \ Coffee, No 7 Rio Si
Iron, So. No 1. 16 80 i Sug-ar. gnutnlatad 6.15
Steel rails .25 PO Molas3ea,OK pn:« 40
Stand cop, spot. 11.97H Bee: family . . 519 25
I Tin 32.30 Beef hams .£5 00
Exchange lead. 440 Tallow» prime... 6*« ;
Spelter 5.43 Pork. mess-. . ... 25 73
Wheat. No 2 red 1 09 1 ; i Hogs. crs'!. 160 tb 13H
•Corn. No 2 7<V{ ' Lard. Mdla West 12.10
i Flour. Upls pnts 670 [
•E!^^.tcr, domestic basis.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
; Jftm Tork. July 9. 1915
j GRAI>T — WHEAT — There was a nervous
I undertone, and after declining l%.gl^»c early ;
the market rallied and at the close showed a
net. advance of *s#2ric- The early decline
was due to private reports chowmj extensive
showers over" a larg? area in the Northwestern
spring wheat section, wh«rt nioistura Is badly ,
needed, as well a.a to disappointing cables and
II a ths fact that the market was sods^aat |
! overbought on Tuesday's bis advance. Tlic:
■was considerable liquidation earl/, but in the
afternoon prices railed quickly following :
Bradstreefs visibla supply statement, which ;
showed a decrease In world's stocks for the
wees of 3,331.000 bushels, compared with a l
decrease last year of 2.438,000. Liverpool was
firm earl- but on the advance there was heavy
p-ofit taking, and prices declined easily. No 2
red here, $1 09 V* c I f. and No 1 Northern. ;
$1 27% to b. CORN— Prices early wer» easier.
rallying lata and closing at *-*& decline for j
July and H"- advance for other positions. :
; Bradftraet's visible supply showed a decrease
of 413.000 bushels. againEt a decrease last year ;
of 369,000. No '_' here, 70*4 c. elevator, domes- ;
tic basis, and export No 2, 70c fob. OATS — j
Fairly activs, aad prices after showing sama '
•weakness early rallied, and at the close were
t,§ii<! net higher. Bradstreefs visible supply :
showed a decrease of 063.000 bushels, com- !
pared with a decrease last year of 284,006. j
Cash oats quiet; mixed, 26 to 32 ib, quoted at
1- 4€4!)c, and clipped white. 34 to 42 !b, 47@ j
49H& RTE and BARLEY— Nominal.
STEW YORK PRICES.
■mjeat: Open High. t^ow. C'.os» •Say,, !
July . 5109 : 2 51 1O»» $1 08 7 i $110H 5109H
September! 106H 10? 1 06 l i 107% 1 07H
December 1 oT*| 1 09 3*3 * 10TH 109:* 1 03 * |
Tv ? m; - 69 69H
?«t e mb4r. - TOH •«**
D^-mb-r. — «.** ts-*
IVTTERIOR RECEIPTS,
TVh ,-,. Com. Oats- !
To-day _ 3t».000 648,000 402,000 ■
T^sireiF:::::.. ':::. itooo MO.OOO 325,000
Lart - w 221,000 «k«00 85.000
SE.ABOAHD CX£-iSA>'CES.
Flo'ar. Wheat. Ccrn. '■
t>j = - 22000 27.000 215,000
£ffiS£:;:::::: : : 1:1 i&floo 8.000
tOT'l'OV — price 3 showed a net loss
of *rom 10 to 17 points, although there was no
material change In the weather news, ana OM
weekly report of the Weather Bureau was rather
■ bull reading. The market opened steady at a
decline of 1 point on July, but generally l@o
; Mints hisher. in response to steady cables,
larger English spot sales, continued shower 3 m
I th» Eastern belt and continued dry weather m
i Texas. Southern spot markets were uncharged.
Local contract pricts: ■<-.-.-_
Tester- [
: - -■■ Open. High I/«» Close. day.
Jul^. ..-.. 15.44 13.44 16.26 15. 13. 2S 10.43
Aurast ■'•.- 14. 52 14.82 14.69 14.08914-70 14. - M »
S*rtenab c r 13-41 13.43 13.26 13.2*g13.27 13.33 !
October . 12.79 12.79 12.65 12.65®12.68 12-73
November' 12-80 12.80 12.60 12.51©12.33 12.62
December. 12.60 12.60 1; 4* 12.460 — 1-57
Tanua-. 12.36 12.56 12.43 12. 45012. 44 12.04
February^ — — — i2.43@12.43 12.53
Starch.. "... 12.59 12.38 12.49 12.4751-4- 12.07
.Liverpool cable. Spot quiet, with prices 10
points lower, at 13.35 c for middling upland and
15 We ■or middling Gulf. Delivered on contract, ;
1 700 bales. Liverpool cables: Spot in moderate
i demand- sales, 10.000 bales: speculation and
export. 4,000; American. 9,000; Imports, 4.000.
■ none American; middling upland, 7.U5d. The
■ market opened quiet at 1 point decline; closed
weak at a net decline of 35 3 points. July,;
7.'»3"^id; July- August. 7.45Ud: August -Septem- ■
ber, 7.l9V>d; September-October. 6.54-; d: Oc- ;
tober-Vovember. 6.63 d; November-December,
S.6od; December-January. 6.57 d: January-
February. 6.5« d: Fearuary-March, 6:.5"-.'i.
'< March- April, 6 o.">u . April-May and Ma;-- June.
6.54 l i : d.
— Inactive: sales, 4.500 bags. After
opening unchanged to 5 points lower, a stead
; ier Reeling- developed, and at tiie close values
•■■ ere unchanged to 1 point net advance.
Havre and Hamburg closed unchanged to %4
point lower. Brazil was unchanged, both at
' Rio and &«nto3, but exchange on London was
1-oiid higher and this resulted in very firm
cost and freight offers. as Brazil continues to
show a tendency to advance offers with ex
change. The steamer Tennyson cleared from
Santos on July 2 with 37,000 bags for New
York, which is the first shipment to this port;
since the opening of the new season. Spot
prices firm on the basis of 8 7 16c for Rio No
7. Local contract prices:
Tester-
Open. High. Lot Close. day.
Ju v 6.70 G. 70 6.70 6.70 26.73 6.70
August — — ' — 5.50@6.35 650
I September. . 65..V 0.85 8.83 ti.Ss@-6.90 S3
October: ... — ' — — ti.SO-3-6.SS 6.!>0
November... — — — 6.50@6.55 SO
Dtceniber... S.SS Ssfl.BS6.Sfl 06 8 '-'•
i January.... . — — — 6.5756.88 G.S7 ;
February -- — — e.SS®fl 99 6.SS
March 6.90 «.«O « 90 6f>0©6.91 O.VO
i April . — — — 6. 92 #6. 93 6.91
Ma 0.04 6.9.". 6.94 c.94&8.05 G.i'3
June — — — e.95@6.96 6.94
FLOUR AXD !>rE.AX — Flour inactive and
: nominal, as ths violent price changes in wheat
discoiira^* operations. Spring patents, S3 40
@$i}6o; winter straights. -54 r^O'St-i 65; winter
patents, ?4 70® $5 I" spring clears, $4 50 $
:Si 70; ... No 1 winter. 53555-S4; extra No
2 winter. S3 GO'S s3 75; Kansas straights, $4 80:
' (§.ss. RYE FLOUR — : fair to eood.
54 15SS4 40; r-ioice to fancy. (4 350*4 30.
CORNME.AL— Firm; kiln dried, $3 230 $3 40. i
BAG MEAL — Fine white and yellow. SI 4'j 3:
$1 50; coarse. $1 35@S1 40. — Western
spring, 522 60 : standard middling;. $24 3.";
i flour do $27 00 red dog-, $2S 10; city bran;
$21 bulk; *2U »S0 sacks: middling, $22 00$
$2S: red <los. 128 50; hominy chop. $24 50
bulk, $25 70 sacks; oilmeal, $32 50® 533 50.
PROVISIONS — at the start, with
j prices influenced by disappointing receipts of
live hogs and an advance of 10 points at the
yards. In the afternoon easy closing near
thr lowest. -.-.. sale?, 100 tierces November
at *11.U2c: 100 September. 12.39 c. PORK —
Sttady: mesi>. $23 50® 526; family, 926 9 $26 50:
short clear. $24 50@S2rt. BEEF— Mess. $15 50
•916: family. $19 305520; packet. $1660^
$17; extra India, mess. $30«Ji$81 BEEF 1
HAMS — $24®528. DRESSED HOGS — Finn:
1 Bacons. 1:;-, ISO lb. 13H«i: 160 Ib. 13% c; ;
140 !b. 13% c: pisrs. l.TTjc. CPT MEATS —
Pickl*d bellies, smoking. 19c; 10 '.b. ISV-r; 1
12 lb. ISe: 14 Ib. 17i.. Pickled hams, 160 i
I';--,-;. TALLOW— City, 6%c; country. IHO
B%C LARD — Easier: middle "West, 12.053*
12.15 c; ■■■ llTfcc; r<»nneri qui»t; South Amer
ica. 12.85e; Continent, 12.530: Brazil keg.
14.55 c; pound steady :t l4jjo»ic.l 4 jjo»ic. steak ;
INK — Oleo, "■■,.-■; city lard, 14@14»-r.
»IT..\R — Refined firm and fair!" active In
the Una of withdrawals .on old contracts, but
new business was light. Prices unchanged, It
la general!:' brlieved that the to i eat pries for
standard granulated Is 5-lOc n*t, less 1 p»r ;
• ent cash. Raw here strong- with an advanc-
Ing tendency .id there did not seem to be
anything for sale except at Se for cost and
freight, prompt shipment, equal to 4,36 c duty
paid, wnile th* spot centrifugal quotation is
4.33 c. Muscovado. 8D t*st, :; 5 ;._• and molasses
sugar, SO test, 3.53*. it is b»li*v«d that at 3c
something like 130.000 bags could he obtained.
r.^ndon firmer, with July and Ausust at 14s I
II :: 4 d. anJ ■ - r>-.-»!nber 1' lla t>V
BlCE— Stead but qti*e< and unchanged.
MET* LI COPPER — Standard dull; spot.
July. August. September and October, lI.BBQ i
12.10 c. London dnU : spot, £34 5s «;!; futures.
t55 la 3d. Ik« hsre. 12.62^ (ff 12.!?7 elec
trolytic. 12.25£ 12.50 c; casting. 12.124 -j-12.25c.j -12.25c.
TIN — Easy; spot, 32. 70^3'.'. 90c; July, August. I
September and October. 32t53 ■5 32.50c. London
r.lose-1 dull: spot. £119 l.*«; tutures, £150 isa
LEAD— Quiet, i.H~^ <£ 4.15t: New York. 420®
4.27 >*e East St Louis. London, spot. £13 Us
3d SPELTER— Easy. 5.405r 5.&i»; N«w York.
403ff3050 East 9t Louie. London, spot, *22
3s. IRON — Cleveland warrants. 45* »d la Lon- ,
don. Local market quiet. No 1 foundry
Northern. 19 50 <§ $16 75; No 2. $1(I0$1«25;
No 1 Southern, $l« 2.% 3 $!•> 75. and No 1
Southern »ott. $i'j-j $irt -5. Pig iron <-erttflcataa
uomlnal
.«Ol^\!*SK!< .VXD BTBCTS — Steady but qule? '
and unchanged.
■>-\\.\l STOKE*— Splrtta turpentine <|rm«r,
with fairly good demand, light stocks and re
mltunt ■mall offerings
OILS — Linsued unchanged. Refined pstro- 1
leum steady •.' 7.65 c for standard white. In
barrel* at N«»» York.
r«TTO>"SEED OIL, — Inactlv«, with aales of
; 2.100 barrtla, but prtco« wer» steady, cloalog j
at a n»t advance of 1 to 5 points. Local can
tract price*:
Open. High. Low. Close. day.
Spot — — — 7.»4®4.00 7.3 i
J-uly ..... 7.34 7:55-7..54 7.54^7.?3 7.51
August — — — 7.*3»7.53 7^2
September... 7.82 7.SU 7.52 7.81 ;*- ". 7...
October 7 i!'> 7.20 7.13 7.10^7.20 7.14
November... 6.«* «.64 a«4 *.*4"g»«-v 8.61
December... 6.4' 6.43 ft.43 B.4Sfe;tt.sO C.43
January — — — «.4*7®6-43 rt.43
March — — — c.50 0 ' 9.50
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. July 6. 1910.
BEANS AND PEAS — Receipt*, 77 bag»
beans and 578 bags pea?. Trade drags heav
ily, but with light receipts and small stocks
holders are asking full prices for leading
varieties. BEANS Harrow, chotce. hushel,
$."10, fair to good, $2 9.> at 05; ciedtum.
choice. $2 40352 45: pea. S3 42^S|2 41 fa^
to good. $2 2i®s2 33. imported madlurr $2 15
js__^. pea. $2 2O'sS2 CO: wait* kidney.
$:JlO@S3 20; r-%d kidney. $4 SO; yellow eye. [
$3 30 5.". 35; black turtle soup. $2 <isr<Js2 7* 1
lima, California. $3 05#$3 10. PEAS— Scotch,
bags, bushel. $2 35.
BUTTER — Receipts. 83,476 pkg- Stoea of !
the stock reported this morning came in and
was handled late yesterday. The aawll pro
portion of fancy fresh creamery encourages
a steady to firm holding, but for other grades
the feeling is weals and unsettled. The qual
ity of the butter is averaging poorer than
usual, nine lota out of ten showing effects of ;
heat. Process steady. Factory an<i packing ■
stoclc firm and inquired for. Creamery, spe
cials, lb, 29Hc; extras. 23^iS23 ic; Ersts. 27 1 * !
*28-. seconds. 26 27c; thirds. 25@25^sc:
state dairy tubs, finest. 27 028 c; good to
prime. ' 25*3 27c. common to fair. 23@23c;
process, specials. 23^e; extras, 25c: nrsts,
23«.@24c; seconds, 22 H® 23c: "Western imi- 1
tation creamery, firsts, 24 25c: factory, '
firsts. 23^kc: seconds, 22(£>22i*c: third*. 213 j
21 -■>•:. packing stock. No 1. 22=; No 2. 21^c;
No 3, 20© 21 c.
CHEESE— Receipts. 14,243 boxes The inar
kct remainj In a fairly firm position, though
there are plenty of average far.-. • cheese
offering at quotations. Most of the receipts
coming In refrigerator cars sho-r up - very
good condition, but a good many of the cheese :
were mj.d^ during the late extreme heat and
show more or less erects of heated xnilk;
such grades have to be shaded !n price. Fine
grade skims have a fair demand, but cheap
skims continue slow- and in accumulation. •
State -whole milk, specials, !' ; ? 5! 1 *:. fancy.,
small colors. 15c: white. 14H" Urge col
ored, 13c: white. 14% c: average prime, ' '■* *
©14 Vic: fair to good, 13g14c: common. 10 W 1
12c; skims, specials. II"--:-. BIM, ll^ll^c;
fair to good. 7 i 30;je; common. 3&7 c; full!
skims, 2>4j9S)ac. j
EGGS Receipts. 33,370 cases. There Is a
slight improvement in better grade eggs to
day, although values are not. quatabty higher.
Extra firsts and firsts which win pass tech
nical Inspection are not overplenty at inside :
quotations. Many lots being withdrawn from I
storage on shippers" account but so many
low grade eggs of a! 1 sorts offering that the
market is even tveaker than yesterday, espe
clallv on dirties and checks Offerings of ,
checks generally inferior, and practically
nothing will exceed 12c. State. Pennsylvania
and nearby, hennery white*, 24 # 27c; gath
ered. 22.523 c: hsnnery browns, fan;- 23?
25c: gathered. 21523 c: Western gathered
whites. 20 3? 23c: fresh gathered selected ex
tras. 21224 c: extra firsts. 19520 c; firsts. 17
@lSc; seconds. 13tt616%c; thirds and lower
grades. 14*ir>c. dirties. No 1 (candled). 15c;
No 2, 12#13*i« checks, best here, 12c;
checks and cracked, fair to good. 10 @ lie; dir- j
ties and checks, poor, case, 52 I S2 50. !
FItCITS — DRIED — Spot evaporated apples |
very quiet On» sale of fanes evaporated
made up to ll a »c. but general business rare- |
!y exceeds Hi.. Prime chops and wasre
wanted for ejraort, but little such to be had.
Little doing in California peaches. Apricot*
firm. Prunes continue steady.
FRUITS— Apples plenty, of irreg
ular quality. P?ars weak. Peaches in ex
csssiv* supply and low. Plums fair!:-' plenty
and dull. " Cherries* steady- Currants firm.
Strawberries largely poor. Blackberries and ;
raspberries selling well, but prices low Huck- !
leberries slightly higher. Gooseberries scare*.
Oranges and grapefruit firm. Muata
selling well, with California higher Water
melons m liberal supply, but demand active.
Fimaapples plant; and weak, except beat qual
ity APPLES, new bM. 51 »$3 red or green,
half bbl basket. B*e •s! Far Westen o!d,
box. Sl'gS2; PEARS. Georeria and Florida.
bbl. ' $2 3*S4 : PEACHES, Georgia, carrier. 25c-
SSI 25; Delaware and Maryland, crate. 309
."'>c: basket, 25 35c; Texas, flat case. 55 g 40c. >
PLUMS. Delaware and Maryland, at. art. 41 !
7c: Georgia, carrier. H#sl 75: CKEK~IES. 1
red and black. I-Ib basket. 30 «c; white. I
20^30c ; sour, 30 3 40c; sw»et. quart. 3310 c'
To. s#9e; sour, quart. s@Se; Ib. 537 c: West- j
err. New York, red and black. t>-lB basil ■ oO ,
£40e. white, 2S#SOi CURRANTS, quart. 6
*-■ STRAWBERRIES. Western 5T«w York.
6,£l«>c: upriver. 3@6c; BLACKBERRIES. A3 !
ie RASPBERRIES. red. pint. 3g-6c; BLACK
•~A.PS 3t»sc: HUCKLEBERRIES, quart. 1 H
10c; GOOSEBERRIES, 74:5 c ORANGES.
Florida, box. 31 50 #54 50; California. ML 25^
$5 75; MUSXMELONS. Georgia and Florida.
♦rate 'BOc-fSI: California, standard crate,
51 50 3 ?3 50 per.-. $2-552 75; WATERMEL
ONS, Georgia and Florida carload. $12.-- -3
$820 PINEAPPLES. Florida, crate, $1 f i
$2 50; <juba, 70c 3 $2 25. Forto Rico, s^:^
52 50
HOPS — demand for star- heps and ,
mark?t firm. Coast <narkets weak
HAT AMI STRAW— Firm on all grades of
timothy hay Bel grades steady, but tinder
grades dull". Straw ' quiet. HAY — Timothy,
prime large bales. 100 lb. $120: No 3 to No
1 90e-*Sl~>7?»: shipping M 18 93c; packing.
50- : clover ir.i clover mixed. 50g93c.
STRAW— Long rye. 45® 50c; short and tan
gled we. 45.;. oat and wheat. 40c
POULTPY— Receipts 14 cars by '
freight and about 1 car by express. Trading
only moderate, and with fairly free supplies
the" feeling is weaker on fowls, broilers and
rocsters. Ducks and geese unchanged. Live j
pigeons lower. BROILERS, nearby, Ib. 23 * j
25c; Western and Southern 22« FOWLa, j
nearby lAii. Sic: Western and Southern. .Tic: ;
ROOSTERS, "young and old, lie: TURKEYS.
100 Me: DUCKS. 14-, GEESE, lie; GUINEA j
FOWLS. pair, 60c. PIGEONS, pair. 20c. j
DP.ESSED — Fresh killed fowls fairly plenty j
now and to come, and holders «ho ■ increasing ■
desire to sell, with prices weaker and unset
tled. Broilers not in large supply, feu' d*- j
mand less active and feeling easier. Fresh ■■
turkeys in lighter supply and desirable grades j
sell readily. Nearby spring ducks and squabs j
about steady Frozen chickens having a little ;
more attention, moat] medium grades of
roasting at IS®l9<- and frying chickens at 16
Hi. 17c. Fancy grades of roasting held higher,
but demand moderate. Fresh killed: TIC
KETS, Western, average be« hens or toms,
l&c; fair to good. 15 = 17c: broilers. Phuadel-
Dhla tar.c 1 squab, pair. f6sc: fane: 4 ID
and 'under* to pair. !b. 31c?32c: Pennsylvania.
2S«SOc; Western, dry picked, _.V:a_bc: iiieaia
ed 23®24c: Souther scalded. 21322 c; FOWLs. j
Western, boxes dry Backed, 43 » ar.^ver to '•;""
dozen. 17v,@lSc: 36 to 42 lb. Wgl.c: iced.
dry picked, 4 to 5 lb each, li'^c: barrep. Jced,
d" Picked, Email. 15^. I l^ scalded. ie*d.
fancy oc Southern and Southwestern, lb of \
--■.. : other Western. ic»d. scalded. ■■' 3 ■''■
OLD COCKS. 12c; DUCKLINGS, spring Long ;
Island and Eastern. 10c; Pennsylvania, 13 t-c_:
SQUABS, prime, large, white, dozen. S_ 50 s
$375: noor dark. 52: roll* 50-?. 5c. Frozen.
TURKEYS, young tame, l«"?27c: young hens.
19OtSc: old tarns. 24c CHICKENS .broilers,
corn fed. 16^24c: da roastlnK. milk M. -•» * !
24c: fryers. 1" -- ■? 1:">- ; corn fed. 15 ?21c. fri
era. 16«lTe; FOWLS, dry picked, small. 13
3 POTATOES A>-D VEGETABLE*— Potatoes \
active and slightly firmer. Onions plenty and j
weak. Asparagus shows Irregular qua.:.r_
Carrots dull. Cabbages steady. Cucumbers ■
dull and weak. Celery lower. Bnrplants
steady. Corn m liberal supply but poor. L«
tuc* ssll'ng well. Peas and beans m good &<?
mand for beat grades. Squash and turnips
dull Tomatoes in good demand when attrae- }
«v« POTATOES. Lena Island and /«;9^". 1
bbl I ._ 1137; Southern, No 1. .sl.sslso. .
seconds. 70 -■>'■: culls. 5O«6Oc: old. bol cr ;
bar Tse<Fsl: ASPAHAGUa doze bunches. ;
73c285250; CARROTS. 100 bunchcr ?l?*l->^; |
new bbl. S2^,S3: old. 51 25"? 51 7S; cAB- ,
B\GES. Long Island and Jersey. 10t>. S3 9OQ
$4- bbl tii;^"v Southern, crate. 40g50c:
CTTCUMBER3. Norfolk, bbl. 50c£»17!5; half
bb! basket. 50c®5123 third basket. SOcSSI.
Carolina bbl. 75c#5150; North Carolina,
basket 35055e: South Carolina. Georgia and
Florida. »«7Se: CELERY, state and Jers?y.
dozen roots, !29«0c; EGGPLANTS, Norfolk,
box. $4: Florida. $1:2 13 GREEN CORN. Jer
sey 100, $1 3sl 25; North Carolina, crate. 75c
e?175; South Carolina. «oc-Bsl 50; Flori<!«
ajid Georsria. sA>:s:-*1; New OrleanF. 100, $3 3
$4 ."ft LETTTCE, Western "••-■■ York, 2-daxen
boxes. «i>-2*W>c: state, basket. 75c asl 25;
ntarby. bbl. 50c '3 SI: basket. 25975 c; ONIONS.
Jersey. nhit« or yellow, basket, 51 25JT31 50:
Maryland an<l Virginia, potato, bbl, $2 3i">:
basket. *1 12£51:2 3: red. bbl. $2 00gS2 7"»;
basket 2."i: Kentucky bag. $1 ."o£t sl 6».
Texas, crate. SI 5095 l 75: Egyptian, bag. $2 80 i
<8 $- &0; OKRA. Southern, carrier. $150 9 |
$3 50 PEAS. Western New York, large, basket. .
73c05l sTn.i!!. 401*60^: arge. has T3efl
$1 •.•',. smai 1 ., SOGASc; PEPPER& Jersey, box.
SloOSSI"^: Southern, larga box. StSs2r>o;
carrier, Sl® SI 75; STRING BEANS. Long
Island and Jersey, bay. 30U7."c: Jersey, wax,
basket. SOcaSl; green. 7"if"g.sl: Baltimore,
was. 25c gr**n. 73©SOc; Virginia, wax. half
bbl basket. 1S«? 2"e: green. 23'55'75<-: SQUASH,
marrow, bbl. ."M»cg>sl: yellow, il a Si SO; white.
$lgs2: T( B VTVS, rutabaga, bbl. $l«f 1 25;
white. T,VS«i:S; 100 bunches. I10S2: TO
MATCES. Jersey, box. $2 3 •?- ''• Lvlaware
and Maryland, carrier. SI £$1 25; Norf'Hk.
large ■• »rrier. $1 25«1| small. 7Jcsj;sl:
North (.'arolira. carrier, TseOsl: Florida. 30c
<*$J SO: MiasiMippl or Texas, flat <-aw». 7.V: i •
|X; WATERCRESS. 100 bunches, 51 3 5150.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New fork. July 6. 1310.
B^EVE> — Receipts. Sis cars, or 1.640 head.
Including 17 ears for the market; 11* cars to
be. jold. Steem rath-er Blow and generally steady
to a small fraction lower; bulls and .am dull
and weak, all the offerings went to the scales.
Common to choice steers sold at $5 JOQSS 30
per 100 lb. bulla. 53 3U®s3 SO; eews. $2 76C9A 20;
tailends. 42. DreseJ beef slow at r»sl2Hc far
naflv* carcases: hinds and rib». 12314 c: chucks.
S^lllc; Texan sides. S3loc. Exports from this
port to-day. 2,000 quart ol b*ef.
■Bale«— S Sanders: 17 Pennsylvania rteera 1322
!t> averaje. $5 3.» per 100 !b;"l4, 1233 R>. $3 30;
14, 1271 !b. <7^o; «. 101 f lb. $7 SO; 13 Ohio.
1383 it. $> l'»: 12. 1223 rt>. 57 50; 2t». Virginia,
1182 H>. $«70: 1?>. 1101 tb. $8 25; 1 buU. 2030
It». $3 SO: 2. 1375 Xt>. $4 15; 4. 1062 Tb. $*. 0,
SO3 rb S3 70: 13 cows. Ils7 Rj. $5 20; 1. 920 Ib,
$3: 4 807 »>, $2 50; 5 h«ifer». 994 Tb. $3 40.
J. Sh&mber? * Son; 20 West Virginia at«er*.
I°«4 Tb. S7 90: 20 Virginia. 1261 Ib, $7 75; 17
Ohio. 1153 It $7 10; 1. 95rt Ib. $5 90.
McPherson A Co.: 20 Virginia ate«rs. 1285 !b.
J7 55 22 Kentucky. Xl7l Th. $7; 20. 1222 !t>.
50- S &ul!». 545 Us. $3*3; 11 cons. 1130 X).
S3- 3. 017 rt. $4 50. 7. 033 n>. $4 10: 1, SV) R>.
$3 60- 'i »6 It>. $3 25: 1, 700 tb. i- 25.
a Judd 1C«: 4 bulls. 125f> Ib. $4 30; I. 930
ft $3 75. 5 cows. 98u Kb. $3 10.
Andrew Mullen: ** bulls. 703 rt>. $3 75: 1 row,
7?O rb. fa SO 1. 720 It>. $S; 2. 679 ». $2 «O; 1.
700 Ib. $2 25.
Telliffr. bright & Co.: 1 Hul! 1270 Tb. $4; S.
rat !t>. *■': 75: 1. 700 tb. $3 50; l cow, ICOO r&.
$3 75: 1, S4O Ib. $3; 1. 740 Ib. }2 SC; 2. 793 Ib,
O. & I. 9. rtinealawii 4 bu!H. 533 tb, $3 75.
J. G. Curt!* * Son: 3 cow*. 777 tt>, $3 50; 3.
813 nx. »■"!, Si 740 Ib. $2oO; 1. SSO Ik, $3 33; 1.
74-^ tb, $2.
John thicey: 3 cots, *»3 n>. $3 M 1, 700 m.
$3 25.
CALVES— Receipts. 311. Including 1.743
for the market On limited supply price* *»**
advanced SOcSSJ- on veals- and about »e>
samej on buttermiiks. whlcn »era scarce. TTi-%
pens were cleared promptly. Common ta
choice veals sold at $£«s:•> •'<« per 10© I»;
eulli tad tnrowouia at JB3S7 WK ittttermiliai
at I 5 SO^JQ. Praised calves firm and hijaer
at 12 lie for --Jty dressed T»ala. aQIZc tor
country dressed calves. C» J sllo for city dreaeedl
buttermilks.
Sales— (5. Curtis & Son: 133 *«al3r 135 '^*
average. $10 .>> per :"•> ib: 143. 14« Ib, $10^5:
83. 14« :b. 510: 2. l«0 Ib, iO; 3 mtx<^l
calves. 12« lb. $7»>; 27 fed ca4»ea. 13* Ib, $"l
11 tarowout*. 137 > $« d. 115 lb. $5. 12 but
fnaUka. 175 ib $5 W.
"• ■ Hume: 74 yeal I*.1 *. l.".» 11>. 510 50; 3U.
12C ib. 510; 5 ttrowouu, 15« :b, $7.
G»org* & L. 3. Dili«nS>e<:se: t veal. 203 lb.
SlO 30. 135. 11l lb. *10; i(> nisei calves. 133
U> $8 30: S tbrowouts, 15« Ib, $7. » butter
miaiß liD ib $<:
JeiUfl WriitS 4 *-.o : ■<» veals. IS2 R».
$10 M: 3. 127 lb. ?»: 3 throwouts. 230 ;b, $7;
it tut:emiilk». 125 1&. $3 75
Andrew Mullen; 15 "sals. Hi n>. 5^30: I
throvrouta. 120 Ib. $7 l£> butt*»nr 15X lt>.
$*>■ 1 reariins. 520 ib 5435
John nacey: 7 veala, in !b. $10 50: 2. 13*
Ib, fXO; 1. 133 ft $» 30
,. af. B. IMUk I veals, I*7 lb. $10 SO: 7 IS*
It), 510.
,1, l . S -., i *2 n4ffr9 - 253 veals. US ib $10 40. 141
lb. V*«Oi 2» raised. 14« lb. J7 30: 2 calls. »•
lb. fi 1... J33 ib, $9 50.
*. ; ?Udd & Co.: 3S ve,t!ir. 150 IS. |» 73; 37.
. $S»3u: 4? isaw fed cair«i). ii* vs.
5»25; 10 tarowoais. 125 lb. $7
Tobtn * Shannon i* veals. 131 Ifc, $i>73'.
" 5s r so' OatS * 117 ft * * T; J *-*■-*•■■)
ID, * 3 50
.fe Co o- bj-j, j
$•: 4 v i--fiaia. T-eai*. 157 lb. ,«!>: 3. 143 lb, $0
?>, .-PA--^ 11 ;? 1 ** 1011 Ca: - vi'-s'=ia.v i'-s'=ia. veals. 123
, t l ¥^* -i>l> LA3lßs— Receipts. *««. or
-,-i- head iaciudins 13 car* for the mariw. 14
cars on amle. 3fcee- a limited suppiv and at«a<ir:
laaabs active and strong en lignt receipts «-i
aii tae ef»er*.n?3 -ran'i<!. Coir.moa to prirae •;:«»»
f^K at .**?.- 75 D " r 10 ° :t>: ™d:um to choice
anibs . - 1<1 9I». a iivr head icaeaaaaß| 57; year
;:Kgs . ?3^J7. Dr»«9«l mutton firm a: S~gil3
per rb; drsssed lamia. -and ho« itoawadi
as high as lS'aSlUc.
— Tobtn * Shannon: 241 Kearsckr la=fc«.
.2 IS average. ?-> per ICO n>; 233. 70 tb. $8 JO;
210 65 TV «73; 213. 67 n>. S3 73: 230. «5 a.
WK^: 23S West Virginia. «9 rb. S3 73; 260 Vlr-
Slc^, 64 rb> $3 23; 5 Kesnjciy steep. 122 Tb,
S4 75; 6. 123 K. S4. 3 W-st Virjiaia, 98Dk Ji 75{
3 state N ft, *4
McPhers&c & Cs ! 249 ■■?-■. --.-b* «3 aai
JS73; 241. 70 ri. $S 7i: 243. 70 ». iS«2ri; 19P.
65 rs. -- 50; 2?. 30 -? I" 7 Virginia sieep. IC3
A. 50, 2. so ». v.
Newton i Co. : 2Zx Kentucky Hißba, 63 'ft. .
SS?S; 0 K«ntucli7 sheep. 113 - |4 50.
Kerns Commission means 223 XentadtF
lanibs. 73 tb. $9. 131 Virginia. 62 Ib. 55 60: ♦
Kentucky ftittri 00 It-. >. 73.
S. Sanders: 23 state lamb*. 73 T» $3; *» eaimg
91 lb, $4 23.
Andrew Mullen; 1* F»r.n^-.-»n!a azebs. •■*•>
B 57 50; 2 sheep, 105 IS. S-t 73. 3. 9S Tb, »3 50
HOGS — Receipts. 15 cars, cr 2.537 head, in
:'j.i:rjsr about CO head for the vcax'zsz. Prices
Brai. and medium and lUrht -?» quoted at S?*j
gflO per ICK^ r&: p!js at SlO 10 as 4 upward.
Sales s Sanders: IS state hogs. 137 IS »-'•»•
age SO 90 per 100 H:; 2 roasts, 315 B. S5 9ft
OTHER CATTLE MARKETS.
Chrcas July 9— CATTLE— E?=etpts. %*.•
000; steady sr-ers. S6 25353 55; corrs. SitSf
$9: heifers, «.48*e30; bulls. J3 50525 7?:
calvss. %3Q$9; stcckers and feeders. 54 3 3 3 7»».
HOGS — Receipts. 10.00O: lO'^lSc fligitf-r
heavy. $»23JtS9S9 butchers. $!>3o>»i3s' > ;
rp.;isd. «-.< J." 'i $9 40. li»ht, $9 40 g<s» 40. pack
ing. SSSO'SSaIO: p!js. $3 25*?? -'•■ bulk ?Z
sales. $3 2OSSU4O -"?;: — Receipts. 20. nd:
steady; sheep. $3 53"i 54 73. reariic**. 44 75 3>
$6 23: iambs. $7 .' '■ l - 30
Kansas Cttr. July 8. — CATTLE — Receipt*,
7.400. lne!udiCs - : 200 Soutri-ma steady to
atrons: Southerns strocy to 10c -----
dr-ssed beef «ad -xpert s-«er9. $7-V>s>- 27;
fair' to ?ood, S4 75#57. Western. 53557 75:
stickers and feeders. $Z 233 S3 65: Southard.
S3TSOSTZS Southern com. "2I0"?.". natlv-.
82 73e55 73; heifers. SSTMT4S: bulls. 33 23'3>
$3. salves. S4£sS. HOGS — Receipts. 3.70f»:
market 10ai3c hls'.ier: top." $933; v "j:it ec
sal»s. $S»gs3Co: hearv. $»099 M packers ar-«
butchers. $9 03513 30: ,--.: |3 20g:*»*3;
pigs, ?3"J$3 3<>. SHEEP — Receipts. i -V>o . mar
ket 10-^lsc higher: lambs. S7 25^53 25: ;•«
!ing», $5(J$6; wethers, 54 23555: ewes. $9J3MP>
$1 75; stocker? and f-eders, $2 753 54- s<>.
East Buffalo. July 6. — CATTLE — St«adv:
prim* steers. 57 755? 5S 25. VXALe — Reieiprs.
75- active ar.d srroaj. $liisdZ>r HOGS—H-
c«ipt=> 2.000- slow ard SB higher; ieevr .
$0 4o#s»So; Yorkers. $»5«3510 10. pi?s. »1«
3 5V> 10- roughs, $3 23 253 50. sta/?s. $3 50 &■
$7 25: da:ri?3. SO 50 tf $10. SHEEP ANO
LAMBS— ■ 200: active and ftaadr ;
lambs. $5 50? SO; $^.?*«i s£>; -watb—
ers, $3^53 15: ew-s. $4 25@|4 5?. sheep.
mixed. S3j»?4 73.
Cincinnati. Ju!r « — CATTLZ— Bsceipts^
102rt- cuist- fair to good shippers. $3 I>>S>
STlsi common. $2^54 25 HOG3— Receipts.
2,e»35; active and 10^ 13c higher; tuteh-rs *rf 1
shiPD-rs. " 35 5 $3 40: comnon. S3 23££3«?-
SHEEP Receipts. 3.631; steadr. $23 54 I*^
Lambs staatf *4 ?3- -'
Plttsburft 'July 6.— CATTLE- s:ealr . »jj?F •'
I'eht; choice. 575555515: p'.rme. $7 aOSST yx
SKESP higner sunpiy light; laae wetaan.
$4 SCSSS 10. -u-ls and common. $2353; iambs.
53:a5355: veal calves. $&^S3 75 HOGS hia^er
receipts h»vy: prtm» heavies. $• SOSS^Hi-C^
diums. S3 738SS5S: heavy Yorkers. S3 SOS f^:
lijnt Yorkprs. S1CSS10 10: pi^s, fU> I08fl0»J
rousts, $if $5 50.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. J
L=ui«vil!e. July 6.— SHEEP AND Tr'l —
Receipts, 11.S06: for the week thus far, 17.742.
Marie' dull and draggy: buys— and BeTler*
unable to get together; prices 23c lower than.
yesterda and best lams* sold fret 7?ic ta
Sc; seconds. s^-Sflc; culls. 42'^c ese * ai
sheep, about 4e down; common sheep dull asci
dra?sr: fair call for choice stock e-r-ss; plain
and" common ewes slow of sals.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
Chicago Julr <3- — In •» stamped?- at the clasa
to-day, short <»:>-=. excited by an a^or— rift
rumor that sales of whsat for eipcrt had fca—
made at V.'innlpej. bli up prices . i- : ia aDO"—
last night's ngure«>. Other gra:n mads %
atra^Ung finish — corn a* ?*e : race *o *i&*-i">
decline, oats a shads cf! to *»c gain. Last sal"*
of hoaf product s!:owei looses ■' "- 52" A
r&markafcie decrease in th« world's avallabl 1 *
surniy of wheat upset the conSdence ci ?h<»
bears just rriieri the situation etcey. In th«"
particular seemed nearly all that could b*
wished. Then came news of a aaaasaae In tta
Julj* option a: TTinnije?. and soon thsra follow**
a report of export sales in that city. Seim
pania her* ensued prices responding to t—
bu*-!n?. Tlie close wa3 strong and not Htucri
below the tc? prices reached. The only bast*
discovered however, for the talk of experts a -
'n tie fact that a single deaier at 'aMjaf
received a gratuitous request to case"! »rr^
old sales at 3^oc below the Manitoba pric- be
fore the latest 3c advance had been sccrea
oa the tar North exchange. Italn in ths >"crt'-
<v<.sr riad 1 * a lower market ear'.y. so much 9^.
in" fact, ttemt seilir< *^t tlw dießw w>9 pz!pat»r
overdone. Raage of prices: t««»_
-
De-e-ber. . . 1 O2'-. I 03% 1 vIS t 03H 1 03-.
SSembeV. *t£ «l r « «V*
i>cen?b-r-.: S&S •'•aa 7 * M> "f>
Tr?v at 3' 3!» s . *«'i =>^ *« l i **
leptemb^r.-. »5 »>$ ?SH f*
December ♦> 4t"» SOS 40 3 v.^-»
Sepwmber'.'.lllV 12 £ « V: 12 62 CW
JuU- tS '■■■■■. 12 «T 12«?7 1237 12 4* 12 f
le P tember..l2 2O 12 22 1152 12 0" 1213
Tl jj..*^" 2\ 75 2+75 240f 24 S5 :4"?
£ept;mber. .22 40 22 42 2215 23 2^ "~®
CLOVERSEED PRICE 3
t o^^7^^ec^^f^^^^ ! 7 3 $^:
OTHY pnme. $2 4* A ura«. S2 45; ALSXKS.
prim?. $7 45: August. $7 sO.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Liverpool. July I — WHS 4 ' dull: >T"»
" red VTeiturn winter, no sloe*: futures easy;
July. 6s £kHd: October. «m lo»id: December.
63 11 %d. CORN — Spot firm; old Amencsa
mrxed 3s 41-il;4 1 -il; do via Galveston. 3s 3d; new
kiln drt-*d. 5s 3d; futures, dull: sieptember.
4s *i: October. 43 6'sd. PEAS — Canadian. 7«.
FLOUR— Winter patents, 2*s W. HOPS ia
London (Pacific Coast', to'gi* ••». BEEF—
Estra India mess. 133s 94. PORK. — Prim*
mess Western. 10S* yd HAMS— Short car.
7^s. B VOX — Cumberland cut. .3s: snort
rtV and clear bellies. 74s (id: lonj clear mi-1
d'-a li'-bt 70s: heav--'. 745: short clear baeka.
6Ds.' SKOT'LOEKS— Square. 67a Ad. LARIN—
Prime Western, tierres. rtt» «Jd: American re
nnei. pai'.s <525. CHEESE — Canadian fln-e«
white and colored, new. 53s 6d: white^ 60s:
color- d. ?^s- TrSPELNTrNsj-^ptrlts. 4j»s *S
ROSlN—Cumman. 13» PETROLEUM— R—
fined, spo:. 27s 3d. TALLOW— AustraUaa In
London, firm, 33» Od.
London. July «•— SUGAR— Raw eenmfa^al.
t4a 4~%tf; muscovado. ■is 4'ad: bee July. 14«
11 1 j ' rixSEED Calcutta. July- August. Ma
M linVeed mv 35s 3d. sperm oru
£3* PETROLEUM — American refined. 6"-«-i:
3"Tr!t« 7d TURPENTINE — Spirits. 43« 7X,d.
ROSXN American strained. 13s 3d: fine. 13*
fid'
Antwerp. Ja!r 6-— PETROLEUM. 13 trmaca
50 centimes.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIE3.
tß*Fcrte<2 by aintcn Glllert, No. - W »U street*
Blii- Aaked. ? Bid. AsS;i«
Alliau" ftr- 125 ICO i Z*Mr TUT •*• 255
Am Su"r«'.y. 210 =20 j Lincoln t*o I*s
• 300 Tl>
Backer*' ...«*» «?00 iSlanhaitan .- 373 M
?B S- M O. 245 250 ', Mercantile .. 700 7*O
Broadway .. 1« 150 Metropolitan. - 33£
Prnflicl-m 425 — iI*S» BoSCt. . 110 115
qSc?V>l23 U0 M« Alliaa« - IW4
Central .... 1000 1025 N«au ..... J^s
riiw t^v'9' **9 72 ?** l surety.. 330 »?••
d« d^-' "' 105 115 NTLI4T.IW) !»>
ritizens""" U0 143 N' YM4 S. 203 21t>
rr oIo I -4"a '" t» 235 ; » T Trust . . «45 •»
Smm^-^SS -% lTttl«l Tttl « CAT. mi '
rranklin " » =■ Tlof N* T.. X« l»
S?iS5 v ' =^7 215 ' Vutoa tMO 137^
S£!&-::S Sso en -i- .1200 12=5
hKSS 'so »» "m C *t: 475
Hum Trust UX> US O STG A X 110 120
5"?* n iii7 T 110 — Van .>cra«n. — 253
Huds-n 170 175 TVubXßtum.. 373 -
*nt Blfc Ccr 119 — Wesichester . 130 —
Xi— * Co 5® —W&BT&M16O ITO
?*jlt S S2 : Wiad *' r ••• m "•
•Law Mtg . 2W 213 1
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