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y wti.I.AKU,
fUM'J* W. AM.KIITON. rfpCClnt.
j. T. IKTUI! & CO..
STOCK BROKERS.
Stocks. Bonds, &c.,
v. .old mi Ncw Vorh Stock K*olwn»rt.
"| . |im |, e ,. nM’iinimnctt*, Mtlciigm
“A ,•„,» tMn-MMXn,* * Wll.l.Allli.
wfHB from mir nfllco to tlio offloo of
pinKT \v imnl.mi|Hi*itu Stock kxci»mio.
1...1 lit mid .old <m llu.lto.Um,
utEdKs»to!«dltol'totoroe»cli.nuM.
r Com» iMlon 0r “ n and Provlalons ln the
.mil.ago markets.
DAY «t FIELD,
130 La Salle-st M
Transact a general Banking and
Brokerage business in Railway
Stocks and Bonds.
Interest allowed on deposits.
inuMtments carefully attended to.
TreeoTßallway and Navigation Company,
0 m NM«sAtr-sr., New Voim,July It, isst.
»h«iinanl of Plroctors have ilrcisrud a quarterly
T WJ. i«r lira eh nor emit. tmynUlo Auuasl I. lit tlio
t} F KfirmnrV Loan A Trmtf«..«J Exolilago
(imr Yofh. tnHuiclchiiMnrs or record July IW.
f ¥ff SKr*»«• j illMl*,K 1 ,!op * n
AMliawnt Hccrctary.
SAIWS*
$2,097,803,889. SiM?
TM tlio nlKllol.1). Safes, guard i M /J ■> ■Il
J.£an>r nllucs than mis for tim Lf/*» ■ 1 J
the county board.
riie Ilrctilnf ,olu * •>' Session—Cancel-
IniC Tax CerillliMtcs—Tl»o Condition
* of llio Hospital—Some UellcctloiiH uit
Itio Kvanston Suporvlsor Various
Oilier .natters.
\ regular meeting of tho County Hoard was
held yesterday afternoon, Coir mlsslotier Poring
ion in tho chair, mid nil Hie members present.
\ communication from County-Agent
MeGratb, inclosing n pollilou from n number of
wmlcmoii that the llnnnl would grant an ap
propriation In aid of tho Illinois UumnnoSo
dety, was referred to tho Committee on Public
Cburltlw.
cm.MINAL roUJIT,
Ilio leml-nmmnl report of tho Clerk of tho
Crimlnnl Court, allowing *7,«»H earned an fcca
andSWfl.2o due Cook County, was referred to
lbs ttnanco Committee.
Tba South Bide Free Dispensary applied for
an appropriation, and tbo Darlington Matm
laitunnir Company for payment of *B,OOO, re
tained percentages.
roNi'i.irr op, AUTironm-.
Mr. Chaffee. County Undertaker, complained
ibst. wlillo one of his men way hauling tbo
cunuoof a county pauper out to tbo Potter's
yield, the driver was arrested by n Cmialablo of
tbs Town or .loirorson fnrabeged violation of
unordinance of (but town regulating tbo re
movalof bodies. Tbo matter went to tbo Comity
«. from A. 11. Andrews & Co. for pay
mentor retained percentages, mid from tbo*
nintdalo-Uoylo (Jrunlt Company for sottloroont
of account, wont to tbo Building Committee.
Amour tbe bills was one from Coroner Matson
for £5 lor cleaning tbo Munruo.
/ 01.1) TAX CERTIFICATES.
Tbe City Finance Department sent In a request
that tho ftoard would order tbo County Clerk to
cancel certain certificates held by tho city at n
reduction of 50 per cent from tho established
Tbe following resolution, offered byCoramls-
IfonerMcwurt. fully explains tho matter:
Whereas, The City of Chicago holds a largo
amount of certificates of salo for taxes assessed
la favor of anfd city for tho years 18fi)und 1874,
which talcs were decided by tbo Bupremo Court
to bo Illegal, and which certificates outstanding
form a cloud upon tbn title of tho owners of tbe
lands and lots described tnorem, which would
to removed were tbo aittno properly canceled;
and tbo City Controller, uu behalf of tbo city,
bavins expressed ndcslro to have tho sumo so
canceled, upon terms tbataro reasonable and
June tncrciore,
/(mural, That tbo County Clerk bo authorized
and directed, upon tbo presentation of such oor
ikcntes by tbo City Controller for that purpose,
to tile and cancel any and nil such certificates of
mlc for the city taxes of 1878 nod 1874 hold by
tbe city, and to charge to the city ns compensa
tion (or mid service tho sum of 10 coats for each
certificate.
Tbo resolution vrus adopted.
Commissioner Clark moved to fix tUo fmlary of
the chief Janitor or tbo now Court-ilouso nt *IOO
P<t month. Heferrod.
The Public buildings Committee reported
favorably on bills morrogntlng f±!,OU7 for work
•Itiioon the new Court-UmiSo, They also recom
mended tho awarding of tbo contract ft r water
tank to John Davis A Co., at tbolr bid of
and of various small contracts for repairs. Tbo
report was approved.
tin: hospital,
Tho Committee on Hospital sent In, os part oC
weir report, tho response of Warden Mills in
V.‘ p .7'.i t01110 0011,111,00 of tho County Hospital.
Jlr.Alnu reported that llto Mospltiifcontainud
pnupor sad four pay patients; that it had
, t that the surgical departments woru
tulljOiid that llio probabilities wero that tho
rnn leal patients would Inoreaso considerably 1
f 1 ™* t°o fall and winter, and recommended
Wat provision sUoukl bo made accordingly. No
rwmnraemlatloDs word mado by mo Committee
onion matter. Tbo report was adopted.
SCHOOL FOR GIIILB.
Tho Committee on Fubiio Charities submitted
Si! ‘"VJLW in regard to a hill of mi for food
( <)r . woibliig sent In by tbo
Industrial School for Girls at
Bm,,.'ww'J: a i‘ s L on ; 1,10 Committee took tho
‘‘i < hn J dm law which required tho county
nhN!.M bl,t S l ?. lhe 'l OUWOrlor liwtliuilon
?,hli 1,!..°* bo a private one) was un
tli!li oni i l * ut they believed tho charity
!,'£ ® * uwl «nd valuable one. providing at
lt?.« *h ,M)1,81, . r . 0r tJ»o proper education of chll
»«!?,Ju? I '.?**** » oiherwlso bo county charges,
~ iJ^ h Pf thoreforc roeomtuendod the ullowanoo
f °i* bnard. That for clothing they re
(,rße i* tiP°hi and rooommouded Hint
iifhSf , W r<0 ‘ lUo Industrial 'School bo fur
-10 « copy of the report, and requested
Mn«,« rw l lh ,b 0 ll,mnl to arrange obout bills
m«i terms of support. Tbo report wasadopted.
TUB KVANHTOX RUI'RItVIHOII.
iftJ«?4 1 . , “ 1,u,c^ n " Town and Town Accounts
tholr visit to Uvunaton for tbo
jnvcsugiitlng the system of dlspon
mem nL c 11lr i tJ ’ t.hofo* Tboy consldoroq tbo
ikt A.‘ irL>llcn ? l if^. |,H)B ° 0,,p * They ’found
tte aod tool bud been delivered at
wttoi*ft r tV* Mrß bouse, and charged to tbo
Wf» ii,i„ ,?? na , l ? 0 ' j| other parties; that pitu-,
wSI 2h« Hln . Hll cas,,!, Tccotvo tbo amount of
Kr fl nt u . r lo thorn, uud were, as a rule.
»)r3or uL?n tll » 0 “mount obnnroo; tbo original
i«i n f»* ,ewn ru ' Bcd - presumably by tbo
ll'i r JniTn. h * P ro,,t ‘ T »»ey found that
ront W ot . Krocerlea bad boon
tw thnß.i Hu PPrvUor, llnhn'a bouse, and
6i2h.tMn,?i pervlßor Bu,d thoso-goods woro for
iiitno U .n C L pu,, ' ,e "' wbo dld . ft not want tholr
Ucin uii?in b .° v , n ? 1,10 rol,< From tbo invesiliTt
the .f . UtJ the confessions of the Supervisor,
ttu ViiiiVJi 1100 behoved tbe charges raudo by
Sffilr 0 t.uhy instilled, and that tbo*au
si» irK?!°r.' od theptuwuro of -tbo Hoard for
rlvon?iii• .and cllsobertleace of orders
It*,;/1?® Hoard, Tbo report wus adopted.
Michel AM tfc 11 the visit tbo
oViotk. 1 00,0 llo *PHal this gmorulnff at 10
■MiS? Co , n 'ral“l"nor O'No'lll, tba Coun
laiburiue, 1 rSf , »«ruiiioil to notlty tbo olty
litTOti i!«^ w 110 county would bavo no
»W«iS.T.BoW. , d! , “ r0 “* d, “-
Ji£» S? Wl . n * D «‘«a»ed Cornell.
Publican i 23 * -A .conspicuous Stalwart
Pvpoaiiinn fcHtlelan sa d this evening: »A
a mt * do lu Conk ling Uytbe Ouok
rnTun u>s a “° to withdraw from the
,tt uori cf , u^ lUff . asccttulnod that tbe orlg-
Ibie™thfl , V* ,en, ° lutcnded, after bo was
t?, V nft< > some of the Huck
,, «s ilr r i .?»•?« 14,0 Half-lirecds, who did not
? r Uuv - Cornell, Cunkilng
f? r^imiop U »m. . Lui,uw ni tbo beet camildato
«nn »hi Hf* Preferred even blm to Oov,
*n W < J ru refused tu withdraw from
pstioued tn 1 5' 1 5 the reason why tbe Uuoke
CuH,lllnir Mr ’
i? l( Jf«Sfoi r th 01,k,4 “* r WM k °Pt Informed by
Us morcmcnls in tbe Legislature.
J«uid q„iv.l U° d “y that the Stalwart Hues
fr*®lnaiMur» tpgoiher for .another day. A
“asKnpbam’a election Air. Conk-
J-snkiinj,\J,}yjtcifram announcing tbe result,
wy nothing this evoiilog eon-
\u of the recent election. Ho
hi/i,, l * l , k . 1 0 f his futtyPp Intentions. A
i«rki. D sfj, v hi^, Lou .“. row lA Warren Miller's
> vontin i!^°.. 8 L ~,u ld bo eiwed.” tbe vontlo
- 6* nnt iin,, Jf . n u ' n| khl bo made Speaker of
lj Many it. s'!!*?,« J, hla. story was not credited
*pi Mr.cookliug'a rrioads. .«. .
Ilri rea 1.1 et t!V-‘ orn s MrwU» having
:Wu thanfm 1 , i l H'suvoru rbuumatUui,
wiHim „’ 1 ll!l1 Ml lbs illlturrat ruimv
| any tolluf, wo at Inst
te'JoveSI'* 1 '* Jimphs Oil a trial. Ila
""•wiUo t r.!. i uu " •'“lanlanaou.ljv and
, '»«iio r ,n # ‘ :o,l, l || '=>'' «uro. I lmvo
J t“«li,oJvrliul t S“ v * r#l|K!, ‘ 0 ““ wl,h “**
Jons A, 'Maveii, Shamokln, Pa.
BUSINESS.
Stocks Opened Strong by the
•Cliques—Break in
Wabash.
Gould itojmrtcd to Qu Selling All
tho Market Will
'rake.
Rally at the Close—Finances in
Chicago,
Ilie Froilnre Slarkd, (Idifrally Sternly, ivllli l«i
Dalag—Fork Products IJuiet and
Stronger.
Aujnsl Whool “an Iho Rampage,” but Longer
Futures Easier—Lillie Change In
Cern or Oats.
tfINANOIAL.
Blocks were opened strong by the cliques.
This stimulus soon woro Ulf and tho market
began to weaken. It was reported oonltdontinlly
—and simultaneously—lu several directions that
Gould was ■selling all tho stocks tho market
would take. Wbllothls information was circling
around, Wabash dropped to -IP and Western
Union to 83, Northern Puclflo preferred was also
weak and sold down to Wjf* Keene and Cam
mack have begun n bear campaign against this,
and prediet u decline of I*o for It. Toward tho
close of business thoro was a rally which looked
artificial, but the market closed with u bettor
tone.
In calciimtlDg the prospects of the market, ft
tnust.be remembered that present prices are
made under n combination of unfavorable cir
cumstances,—bad crop nows, the shock of Presi
dent Garfield's assnsinatlon and the suspense
that accompanies his illness, a severe railroad
war, aifoctlng not only (bo trunk lines but (bo
Southwestern pool. One or two of tho ollqucs,
supporting special stocks Hko Bt. Paul,
huvo broken up. Tho bulls have be
come thoroughly disorganized. There has
not boon for many weeks any
tblngllko unll(*d support given to stocks. Prices
have In consequence gone olf 10 to 20 points.
Hurllngton & Quincy Is 20U below tho highest
price of this year. Meanwhile nil commercial
reports agree that business was never hotter.
Hallroud earnings are large. Tho Hurllngton &
Quincy Road bus already nearly recovered Its
extraordinary expenses of Inst winter, and will
have made them up entirely In a month or two
A largo amount of capital, that was checked In
Its Investment by tho occurrence of July 2,
is waiting to buy. There have been signs In the
market tho last day or two that insiders were
beginning to take up sumo of tho stocks In
which they had most confidence. Prices may
go lower, under Wall Street Influences, but
thoro is not the slightest symptom of any revul
sion in tho prosperity which began two years
ago. Finances and tmdo are lu n sound,
healthy condition, and If a further decline Is
accomplished In Wall Street It cannot, burring
some new calamity, bo more than a temporary
mutter.
Vanderbilt's statement to a Chicago reporter
tho other day that bo bad recently bought sumo
Lake Bhoro because It was lower than It ought
to be, bus created a great deal of distrust In tbo
valuo of this stock. Tho railroad war did loss to
disturb confidence In It than Mr. Vanderbilt's
declaration. Ills saying tbat ho bad bought
somo Is universally accepted us proof that bo Is
selling some. Mr. Vanderbilt has tbo reputa
tion of being an out-and-out speculator.
American securities In London uro reported
dull and undecided, ponding tbe Issue of Presi
dent Garfield's Hlnons.
It Is announced that a cut rnto on livestock
will bo officially promulgated lu a few days.
Tho BanAcr amt Broker says that tbo decline lu
prices of foreign exchange makes It probable
tbat tbo Importation of gold to this country will
soon begin. Exchange Is now very nearly ns low
ns It was this tlmo last your, with tbo indication
that tho decline will continue until It roaches
tho point of August, 1880, when tbo largo imports
of gold sot In, which la llvo months aggregated
nearly *70,000,000. Tboso who think It wise to
sell short of tbo stock maraot will do welt to
consider tbe clloot of another fiow of gold to
America.
Tbo Financial Chronicle Bays editorially:'
Though tbo entire market declined wore or
loss, tbo strength shown by some of tbo better
class of stocks was a notlccablo foaturo. While
tbo full In special Instances was ns much os, and
morn than, to per cent, some of tbo . best prop*
ortlcsguve way but 1 and d percent. Tbostoadl
ness manifested by those latter shows at onco
bow Ulllloult It is to liitluouoo securities that
command the favor of investors, and bow si rung
Is tbo contldenee of tbo public in n continuance
of too country's'present prosperous condition.
It Is nut to bo denied that among tbo various
securities now being dealt in In tbo different
markets there Is some worthless trash that has
floated along with tbo current and been greedily
absorbed by tbe unwary at almost any llgure.
merely because prices appeared to bo low. Vet
those aro exceptions, and they only go to prove
tbo rulo that In tbo vast majority of eases prices
arobignor now than two years ago, simply bo*
cause tbo roads aro doing a larger business and
earning moro money. There may bo set-backs.
Hut while .general trade remains In Its present
conservative condition those can be only tem
porary and limited In tboir application,—(boro
Is no likelihood of their becoming permanent
and general.
On Saturday outsldo securities wore quoted as
follows: Atlantic Sc Great Western common
stock, O®7H: Alabama Canal, SoQ3B;<Boston,
Hartford Sc Brio, now stock, B®2M; do old stock,
1U: Brooklyn Rlovntcd, 53®35: California Pa
clllo, 12Q16; Dus Moines Si Fort Dodgo, lOfllOj
do preferred, Us®3oj Qroon Bay Sc Minnesota
stock, KK&I7: Grand llnpids Sc Indiana, Si; Kan
sas & Nebraska first mortgage bonds, MiZM V,U
do second mortgage bonds, 40; Lebanon Springs
firsts, 110; JtOblgb Sc Wlikosbnrro, Bd| Midland
Railroad of Now Jersey assented stock, 37W: do
Class A stock, 17K®1B? do Class B stock, UP/,®
14; Nowburg, Gulclioss A; Connecticut incomes,
87K®40; do preferred siook, 7KOBBS p: Fort
Royal Sc Augusta stoak, 46; South Carolina
Railroad stock, 40X061; do second mortgage
bunds. 123HttU53: non-mortgage bonds, 77070 M:
St. Joseph Sc Western stock. S 3; St. Joseph &
Pacific first mortgage bonds, 00001; do second
mortgage bonds, 43; South Sc North Alabama
stock, HO; Vicksburg * Meridian preferred
stock,- 40: do common stock, 16010.
Tbo following shows tbe range of tbo
stocks fur tbo day:
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Aiourlcun UI»L T 01.,.,.,,.
Wuau Union Tel. C 0.......
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t.'anado H0u1a0m..........
0. a I.U ...............
Cbli-ano, it. 1. A V’aclao....
llllnoia Central.
/Manhattan
New VurkCentral.........
Now Vork K10rm0rt.......
Metropolitan mutated...
MflwuuKee.U 8. AW.....
mfflSrafcwi::::;::::';
1. snore..
Cbicauu A Nortnweilurn..
Do preferred.
Hu f0u1.......
Do preferred.,
Oman* .........11.1..)......
Do I'rererreii..
J*ke Kile A Western
Cimtianouaa
> Waliuin. St. U Afooldo..
ess;;;;;;;
Ohio A MUsiaa.ppl
Hannibal A bUJ00........
MOTtoi::;::::::::
l)o preierred
Kan. A Texas.
Delnwere, Leek, A \S ei»..
Del. A Hudson......
Uni. A We5tern.............
KWtesiSi;:
Central I'MiUo.
ChesapeakeAUDlO.. .....
Du ilrstprafurreo..
Mobile AOblu..
iienverA itlo 0 r0nd0.....
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Manitoba
Among
Ouverumont bond* were weaker. In Chicago,
BUtrlet of Columbia &09a were lOdli bid and
lOOSf aeked; BH*. lU3* and lttt« 14*, 1U and 110 H \
4M*. 1U and lll«. .
Foreign exchange waa heavy. Banker* 1 ster*
I Ida wo* 483J4 and <8614; actual rate* were 4834
and iUift commercial sterling nu 480® WOK.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JULY 2G, 1881—TEN PAGES.
Hankers* francs were Tor sixty dnys and
r.lfi'i for demand; Frtmcb commercial bin* tvr.ro
Min nml WG>4; ilHginu commercial. iVJ?!4 nml
frM.’l: bunkers* marks, *MJ» nml fH?*5 nml com
mercial. PJVitWf*.
Business nt iho Chicago banks wm moderate
in volume. Clearings were M.tfio/ico. r.cmnn
were In gocrd rlottmml n( per cent rm mil nml
t/ftf per cent on tlmo. Now York exchange sold
between banks nt (Mystic per f ijmi discount.
On tho Chicago Hlock Hoard them were sales
of Chicago, Milwaukee ft Bt. Paul On (C. \ |»,) f
|.\ooo, UWJii Chicago,. Ilnrlltigion Sc Quincy t«,
f.'i.OdO, ft’)j Wabash, Ht. bonis Sc I'ncillu fis, WJXJU
shares. UTJi.
IIY TKI.KOIIAIMI.
«RW VOIIK.
SpteM UitpnUh to Tht Vhiengo 7V<l>um t,
Nr.w VoitKi July 2V—Tho week opened on tho
Htock Exchange with n strong tune to uiosprcii
lattoo, and In tho niiiJorUyof Instances prices
were higher than at the eio«n of busl
new on Haturday. JlcCiiro tho First
Hoard there was an advance of 14 to
2 per cent, which wan most marked in Texas
Pacific, tint the speculation soon became weak,
and under free tales tho entire list gave way,
the decline ranging from to 3 per cent,.Mis
souri Pacific. Wabash Pacific, Central Paolllo,
and Western Union bemgmost prnmlnont them*
in. During tho afternoon tho market assumed
a feverish aspect and prices moved with groat
Irregularity. Tho tendency, however, was In
tho main toward lower figures, and after the
Secohd Hoard there was n further decline of M
to « per com, Ohio & Mississippi, Wabash Pa
olllc, and St. Paul leading therein. Subsequent
ly « recovery or }{ to a per cent ensued,
which was partially lost in tho (Inal
sales, and tho market closed unsettled.
Among tho elevated railway stocks. Metropolitan
Elevated was conspicuous for *An early decline
offtper cent, lint In tho lata transactions tho
Block became llnnnv, and closed at a recovery
of y percent. Tho shares most prominent lu
tho dealings woro Western Union, Central Ari
zona, Wnlmsh Pacific, Ht. Paul, Northern Pacific,
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, Now Jersey
Central. Erie, Kansas Sc Texas, Northwestern,
and Texas Paolltc.
Tbo money market worked quite smoothly
throughout tbo day nt per cent for cull
loans on nledge or acceptable stock collateral,
and atiha/Jii percent on United States bonds.
At the close the current quotation Tor
Stock Exchange loans was ;i per cent.
Time loans quoted at SI(<Q4 per cent,
according to the length of time and tbo col
lateral. In tho iliacnuui market prime mervan
tile paper ruled nt .'Hfcl percent. Tbo sterling
exchange market opened weak, and tbo posted
rates of nil the drawers wore 4K114 for sixty
day bills and 4M>i Tor demand. Continental
exchange was also weak, uud a reduction of J»
percent was made bulli on francs and releb*
marks, with liberal offerings of bills nt tho lower
figures for both prompt and future delivery.
■The business was extremely dull, and to effect
sales of any magnitude still further concessions
would buve to bo made.
i.iM.oi umv iu uu maiiv.
Kaltrond mortgages woro Irregular bn n mod
orate volume of business. Boston, Hartford &
Erie firsts rose Iroin 7714 to 78, and returned to
17)4. Krlu consolidated seconds receded from
ll)2?j to 101?4. recovered to 102)4, fell olf to
10Ht, and rallied to 10124; do funded fives
dccllnod from 08)4 to 08. Cbosapcako A Ohio Os
(Class II) foil otf from 8724 to 87, do currently 6s
from 50? i to 50, C., U. & 1. C. Incomes from To!4
to 7474, Central Ohio firsts from H 8 toII5!4,
Delaware A Hudson 7s of 1801 from 121 to 120,
Denver, Boulh Pork & Pacific firsts from
100)4 to 108, Kansas & Texas seconds from S)jf
to 81*4, Louisville & Nashville general Os from
107(o 100)4, Ohio* Mississippi firsts (Springfield
Division) from 110 to 118)4, Oblo Central Incomes
from M)4 to 55, Peoria, Decatur & Evansville In
comes from 80 (o70)4«Bt. Paul cousols from 128 to
120, do firsts (South Minnesota Division) from
107!4tol00, Syracuse, ningtiamton & New York
firsts from 128 to 12), and Texas Pacific Lund
Grant Incomes from 70 to 7774. St. Paul & Sioux
City firsts advanced from 112 to 11!), and Oblo
Oblo Southern firsts from 07 to 100.
To (As Wfiiern AuoelaUd Prat,
New Yoiik, .Inly 25.—Governments woro gen
orally steady, but now 4s woro U lower.
In railroad bunds, tbo market for Central Town
firsts declined to 115)4 from 118: Milwaukee & 8U
Paul, Southern Minnesota Division, to toil from
107)4: Texas ic Pacific land-grant Incomes to 77H
from 70; Kansas & Texas seconds to 81*4 from
Kill: Denver, Boutb Park & Puulflo firsts to 108
from KHi)i: Milwaukee&Ht. Paul consuls to 120
from 127: Ohio Central firsts to lOOJrum 10174;
and Chesapeake & Oblo currency 6s to 50 from
5»?f..
Btuto securities woro dull.
Tbo stock nmr . opened strong and higher,
and early sales snowed an odvaneo of U toUtf,
Uio lutturToxas Paul lie, but bofuro noon prices
declined h to il, Missouri Puoltlo,Central Piiclllo,
Wabash Paclllc, and Western union londlnir tbo
downward movement, and during tbo afternoon
speculation became quite fovcristt. with a tend
ency toward lower figures, and. after tbo second
Hoard, prices showed is further decline nf U to
H.tholattorOhloAMlssißSlppl. In Into dealings a
tinner tone prevailed, and tboro was a recovers*
of U to 2, a portion of which was subsequently
lost, and thu market ulosed unsettled.
Transactions, 1150,000.
Canada Huutnoru I.HO New .lonov Central.. 13,000
central Pacino 7,tui Now York Central.... 7.tw»
t'.. C. A I. .... ■UiO Northern PaclHc 2U.UUU
l)U ~|jlCkH. A WosfnlMHl Übiu A Mississippi..., 4/M)
Del. A Hudson,. UIO Ontario A Western... B.WU
Dun. A UloUrundo... 4,am Obia central... ;ui
Kr1u..... 14.iui Pueblo Mail &AU)
liiimdbalAHbJosuph swni Heading |,4Ui
Kansas A Texas Uuo at, Paul.
J.uko tthoro ll.tut Bu Paul A Omaha.... 6.5 b
Louisville ANashv’e. a.UOU Texas Pacific...., luiu
Lake Krlu A West.. tMib Union i'ac1dc..........t1.ttb
Michigan Central 7.;u0 Wabash Pscltlc... ...ffkub
.Memphis A Churlos'n 1.3 b Western Union Jtl.ub
Missouri Pueb10...... M.a«i Central Artzoua BU.OUO
Northwestern/. ..lU.UW
Muncy easy at SH&U.
Blcrliug e.xohungo,bni
demand, 8l?«.
. ’ ■’ ooveh:
C* llttM'
f« ...lutfit
«K« ». mill
Ito.N'rtK.
Cent PaciUe, lit pfd..lir>>{ TonncMeo, now . 73
lul*} u. |*„ uu, lU
J.olilnh & WllkoatarrollO U. I*. Iltt
J.uuWaiittconiols..,. iM U. I»,
MliyourlUa 113 VjndMmOa.. w
Bi! JoolSitf
Hi. I*. & H. C.tlniu Ilf* Virginia,deforrud U 7
Tonoouoo tit TO |
hTOCKfI.
Adams.;.. 135 Nub.& Chattanooga. TO
Alum & Terra Haute. 4.i N. J. Control tuJ4
Do proforma. .. w Northern Woldo 33
Awenciui.... W 54 bo profurreil.. ItiM
1J..U.. U.& N HJ Northwestern... CiiZ
Canada Houtborii tuM j)o preferred.......... :UM
V., U. *j. 0... 3li* New v«rfc Central -12*5
Control PaiMo «|M on « Central.., anj
ciioh ionui...., a.Q utiluit Mississippi.... :t:Q
bo tint preferred...,. :i7W bo preferred... iih
Do second preferred.. 3aw Ontario* Western..., HIV
Chicago *■ A1t0n..,.,.. AM j'uolllii .Mu 11..,, ....... -toil
Do preferred. .120 I’smitim
| l ,U.*y.». U. A W 30
Cm &t> It. AN. O TO I’ltlßliUM IHI
Cln„ Sun. X Cluv 61 Heading 6-V
Clove. X Columbus.,, IU itucit Inland l»i
bol, X Hudson.. .link Ml. J*. * Mini Francisco <■»
1).,L, lilV.. iiVn Do preferred Tl
D.A it. U unit bo tint preferred..,. liii
Brio 4»| 31, Fuel. 10V^
Doprulorred <UH Jo preferred i;u
Fort Wayne W» ,u I*.. M. .V 61 lio
11. X til. .100. UA) tl. Paul X Ouialm !W4
Dopreforroa .....lust, Do preferred.... pu
Harlem, ..340 t’uxas Facltlo.. At
H. |t| Union Fuclllo stock... 3014
Illinois Centra1........130 United Huiuu.,.,.,,.,. e>
j.. 11. * W 4T14 W.Bt. b. A i’.MM... 6M4
Inin Mountain VI bo preferred Wjf
Kansas a Texas 4-IH Faroe M ..,...ui
■Lone Krlo X Western. oi Western Union Tel... Vbl
LaltaHlturu........ *i(H Caribou.. 34
lAHiisvlllo * Nash UU Central Arison*
I. N, A. X C,,;..,..,.. 01 Kxceliior 1
Mur. *O. Ilrstpror.... 13 llniuostake 17
Dosecond] projerred,, 9 UttisPittsburg „ 314
Mont. A Charleston... TJ On arlo.„„Ai
Michigan Central.Oulcxillver IbSJ
Missouri l'acl«o..,r,..lUJW j)o prelorrod.,., DO
Mobile A Ohio Jttfl 811T0rCmi.............. 4
Morris X K55tu....... ui« sundard,., ‘j&tf
UOfITON.
Bptetat DUpateh to Tin Chicago Tribune,
■■ Boston*.July S3.—Tho transactions at ttao
Uostim Stock Exchange to-duy woro limited,
.but U whi not tbo fault of tbo uroMurs. Frieos
sagged because of tbo want or sagacity of those
holders who pressed tholr stocks upon a weak
imirkot. Atchison was supposed to bo wonb
lUI4 last Saturday, but today it was down to
■IKHi, Chicago, Ilurllngion it Quincy declined
froml67« m 16614. Sandusky declined from-D
in CTiSt Flint from Wli to U3tii do preferred
from ItfJii to 103441 Wisconsin Central from WH
tofdi Summit Urnncb from W 54 told] In Ibis
case a reason le asslirncd In a rmurod loss on net
operational Uulou I'ucldo to IST: Pull*
man from HUH to Hflj Little Hook
t 0 pWI Eastern from B0!k to
Hutland preferred from SOSftolroMt
Old Colony from IJUii to UUt Massaobusutti Con*
trai from 40 to l)U| Connootlout St I’assurapilo
from WJ4 loWWi Concord from 1005* to 100.
Qolodp, Delobos & Uurbmiiaa was steady
at Cblouiro £ West Michigan , At
»Ti Republican „ Volley rtoforrod at
Ut Murquotio, j nouebtOD 'it Ontonagon
at 71. Huston & Albany at.!«, . Port Houtt St
Gulf Advonnod from VS to W; Fltobbunr 44, from
lUI4 to lUh.
.Jrbonds, Atlantic, & Paoldo 6a declined S« to
Ifijil li.toOSUt Busturn 4Ha 54, to
UUt Hartford&.Brm7a 54. to7B: llurliugion St
Missouri noD'OXompt Os 54, to 100 U: Masaaobut
sous Central Oa advanced >V. to 101. ‘
. IVI HU trssHm Ametaua Pros.
fioaroNt July btooks closed aa follows i-
I
active
Clot*
ing.
Loiv
fit.
m'l
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111-W
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uih
laiw
i
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Is
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110
m
iwm
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9
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I
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I
h
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m
87
ai
liuh
ai<2
iuj’
■JP
1011
Jjta
KVKfcv.',::: Sj
liew..'lra teWfiVi'Vf.’.V"".’
N. V. AN. K. 7e.,., ( ;..18U LllUaltuck A ifu a,!.. ft 9
Uostun A Maine......uv iiutluaapid „
toroctM. July 85.—Cot
aocuutu, 101.
illluojs Central,&t}*s p«
New York Central, ICT: Eric, f:
Ainmint of bullion withdrawn from Hank of
F.ugland t«>-diiy, £ls,not.
MINING NKWB.
imstoN.
Spteuti IJUpnteh to 'Pit Vhtcato Trtburu.
Ilosrox, July 25.—1 n mining shares, Calumet
& ileola advanced 2, to 213; Crescent ft!», to ei T 4 :
Allminr. loHl’i. Honnuza developments dc
clincfl IL lufi'ls Hycamoro Hprlngs I-Id, to Hit
llarslmw u. ton'll Catalpa U, to IU. Quincy
closed at :np« hid. if? asked.
To tht iVutern AttottaUd'l’rm.
Mohtox, July 25.—Mini
lows:
Allousx.Mining C 0.... 7t<!
llnlmnotA tlecla.. ...lUI
(;n(ni|Ki... \\i
L'»|>|>cr Fnlh 4
KfntiHlln It)
I’owHblc -ID
* SAN »*n.
San Fiiancibuo. July:
asfidlowss
Alpha .. Ml
Aim
Hpclilol ini
lii’ichcr,..,.. :Ai
llent A liitlenor to
ii.-ai.t
million, nu.fi
t'niiiornift u
L'hnilnr 3u
foil. VlrulnlA uCj
frown i'oint a
UurflkttOoißiilldatod. Ultj
ICzchf'iinnr iU
tjinild Sc furry ft
Ummlprlio tu
llnlo.v Norerovs :iH
The following instruments weto filed for rec
ord Monday, July 25: 1
cm* PHOPKOTV.
Wc't Fifteenth st, VIC Cl w of Ashland nr, n t.
21x134 ft. improved, dated June 15 (Mnniaret
Kwlly to Andrew Jiulh.. I 1,600
Lnloii At, tw ft n of West Fourteenth, v f. 23x1U1
ft. Improved. dated July %\ (William Ilocrlnif
a ,io Wilhelm WnisikDitfi.. 1,600
Flllmnru »t,3)S ft w nC Western av, s f. 33xlil<(
ft. iln(«>d April 13 (John I*. Iloblnann lo K, M.
. .MH’urthv) 1,0(0
Ilmira ai, K. fi_ii of Thlrty-Hfch. w f. *1x13.3 a-id
ft. dated July 3U (estate of P.T. mydon (u
I'hniima P0wer5).,.......1, 300
Ashland nv. somr Weal Ohio at, w f, rtxlll (t,
dated .JwlytSl (K. A. and J. Kelley to Natal..
,AiidufM>ni j,:iu
Nonli Unified ai.liuttßof Centro.o f. 33xt3j
ft. dated July a (Theodore C. I>. Koehn to
liOnl» F. KoHim.Jr.).... 1,330
Hlieilleld uv,iia tin of Contra at, tv f< 44x13.3 ft.
ilminl .luiy in (F. and AI. Atndoluuer to
Junohlm p.nmp)....,,., 1,300
Marker at. a tr cur Van iiitrmi. o r, undlrldud y
of l.►! ft in river, dniod July 3l (Alonto W.
Hollins to Tlmodoro A. Hlinw) 17,300
laswl* at, ay a n nt lloldon nv« w f. 3txl3in,
iiaied July ti (Albert Winter to Albert
.
Wc«t Nineteenth at. 3UO ft w of Ashland nv. n f,
3.1x135 ft, dated July 1.3 (James Hllnsun to F.
Ilvmkci.,.., , 600
llnalinoll at. fufl w of Hlowurtuv, n f, sexl3j ft,
dated Jnue Id (William H. Baldwin, Jr., to
Harder A (Infer)..... 3,030
Do Korea at. au ft w of Clinton, a f. 34x111 ft.
also Wc«t .Slnmoenth it, 34 ft w of Paulina,
n f,31x133 M, datod July 33 (Anton Koiar to
Joaeidi r>muuai... t 3,000
lie Koveu at. aniuo lota an above, dated July SI
(Joseph Puinna to Anton Koiar) 4,000
3 on Horn at. 31011*10 ft c of Ashland av, a f,
35x131 ft. dated April 37 (Kmlovee A Unno*
mlcld to.luanph Kormus) tfo
Von Horn si, tty ft wof I.euvltt, n f,33x133ft,
dated July 36 (Carl Stoltcnburg to it. and A.
Wunatii) 1U)
Bunker at. 351 It e of Buutb Halstod. n 7,35x135
ft, dated July 33 (Anion I). Jenka to Tukla
Padre • 1,300
Thirty-fourth court. KL3 ft wurlJiurel st. a f,
33x133 ru dated July 33 (M. and A. Moore to
John Spl(*.«t SSO
Lowe av. W 4 ft a of Tblrty*lllth at. w f, 21*
Ist fin it, dated July 35 (licdutond Fenton to
Mlchncl Cnnnlnunnm).., 030
West Thirteenth place. 31 ft e of wood at. « f.
Sl.xSI ft, dated July 33 (C.U.ondC. 11. Har
rison to James Farrell) 730
North Oakley at, n o corot Honor, w f. 130xlUU
ft (with l/jMiixltw ft in Bane block) dated
July 7 <O. V. (Imild to W. L. Aina#) 2.130
lllonnrck at. a w eer of Hookweli nr, n f.&HMU
x 133 ft. dated July 33 <J. H. Hhudo to snnuiel
Desprcs)..... (TOO
llhnnnrck at, same lot na above, dated JuySl
trf.tmuel Uesjirus to Danlol Olson) 800
Centro nv. Kill a of Klssam at, o f, 33x133 ft,
dated July 33 (J. It, Chnllfaux to ,M.
D'ilrlen) i,. 1,200
West Twelfth st, n w cor ot Kuiulo av. ly
acres, dated July 10 (Archibald U. Chlabnlm
to Tlmmua M. Ilellly) 10,000
Mlchluan or. s u cor of Twoatyttftli at. w f,
3lxluu ft. dated July 33 (Michael C, McDonald
to Aim K. Campbell). 1230
Adams at, 140 ft o of Fifth nr, b f.SOxIIMft. dated
•Inly At tCharlos K. Houthmayd, Trustee, to
William K, Whltohouao)... 13,000
Coblonr. st, lid ft w of .North Onkley, n f.MHjxino
ft. dated July ‘4l (William O. Coin to .1. A. Ow
tons) 100
North State st. 37 ft n of Division st, w f, «)xi(o
ft. dnted Julr 14 (T. M. Godfrey et nl. to. Nic
holas Uornlor).. 4.100
fiOL'TII OF HTV I.IMITS WtTltlK A KAPIUH OF SEVEN
MlHilannav.no cor of Koriy-flrM at, w f. 175 x
Id) ft. dated JulrZt (Augustus 1). Jjuub to .
Frederick Haskell) 115,1510
Forty.nlnthst. sneorof ogdenav, n t. l.wix
Ul ft. dated July Ui (Peter Draff to tho Grand
Trunk Junction Hallway Company) 6,<wo
Uuttcrttcld at. a w cor of Fctiy-fourtb si, of.
73«-nixtUs ft. Improved, dated July a (William ...
I.ubeko to Itonry 110uf01d)...., 600
Lot3i.ltlock3urfllock34.Sco. hi 19,14. dated
July S 3 (11. I*. Murriman to luifaucraonh.i... 300
The following woro tbo rocolpU and shipments
of lending articles of produce In tills city during
tbo forty-clgnt boars coding ut 7 o’clock
Monday morning and for tbo corresponding
tlmonycarago:
AIITICLCS.
KKOEItTB.
MIII'UKNTS.
Ml.
|vs/.
/«!. 1 IWt.
Hour, brls.....
Wliuat. bu.....
14,740
mi
1fl,nu
tutu
3.7*1
11,1)4.1
ui.no
00,015
IU,)U(
J*,4'W
4(0
U7tV
4U.&0
"finifuJ
17,*«
ItUtt
4in.uM
01.4)0
l.Wrt
7JSH
mum
fr7o.au
3i.ini
1,377
3.UU
30.470
114.43 V
l.ffl7,Ul»S
WwiW
«J.4W
*42utfw
ItriHiiii'euru, lbs.....
t’tirud menu, lb*....,
Ileef.tc*
'j',4.Vl
a.Mt.tiff
2UI
3.410
i.on.iwi
SH.OJO
mu*
4.UM
1.7(13
I’urK, r-ru
hard, lbs
*“V.6K
2MI
4iu.ni
10.10
3.6it
afi
, t.'.'j
1T.»’
13
• T.-tW
iiA
W.IU0
I4.SU.
4&I.30T
|.*8W
Iff*
. 614
ISkM'Jl
Sll.it.
VAO
iWfi
Ui
12.45,
a.i/x
i.ao
arip
.V
{HMil
uuw
i.ftn
13
4.41
44
. 4S».
Mvo tutus, No
Culilu, No.,
mia
IbJ.lfiO
89
Mil
nto
3.0M
Potatoes, bu
l.umbur. mil,
Stimulus, m
Suit.brl*..............
Tito followlnir’gmln won Jnspootod Into store
in this city yesterday morning: 7 ours No. 2
ikers’bllls.woak at 82^;
VMENTB.
j I'ncVdo li'oria^,'.*,'xjo
The followlng'gmln won inspected Into store
in this city yesterday morning: 7 ours No.!!
ml winter wheat,4oiiraNo.a Uo.Scarslowgrado,
77 curs No. 3 spring* 40 can No. a do, H» cars re-
Jeoted, 14 oars no grade (173 wheat)i IHKI oars and
33,300 bu No. 3 corn, 133 oars high-mixed, 3 curs
now do, lOcars.now'mized, 380 .oars rejected, Kl
cars no grade (074 corn): 09 curs white oats, 33
curs and 18,POO bu No. 3 raized, (S 3 cars end 3.000
bn rejected, 6 oars no grade (130 oats): I oar No.
1 rye, 13 cars No. S do, 7 ours rejected (SO rye): 3
curs low grade barley. Total (1,330 oars), 700,000
mi. Inspected out: 37.000 Im wheat. 437.704 bu
corn, 05,037 hu oats, 420 bn rye, 6,000 bu barley.
Tbo leading produoe markets wore not very
notlvo yesterday, and worn generally steady.
Wheat showed the most life, and the most vai l*
alien. It was much higher for this and nozt'
months, all tbo offerings being taken up by tbe
parties supposed to control tbe August deal,
while the longer futures were somewhat higher
in sympathy, though beared by advices of *
more vigorous movement of winter wheat to*
wards BU tduls and Toledo, and uuws of' better
crop prospects In tbei’NortbwusU Corn was
very steady on futures, but easier on spoU being
in larger supply. Oats were steady, wlth agood.
deal of quiet settling up on tbo near, futures.
Harley was stronger. Hogs and bog product were
Urmar, with no “now features" In tbe deal,but
apparently a good demand for meats forsbip*.
muntto.the South,vrltl) some wantedfor'Eij*,
rope. The weather hem was cool, and In the
country buck of us more favorable for. the
crops. Mess pork closed 7Mo higher, at 118,83®
18.3714 fur August and 91835M01&56 for Beptom
bur. Lard closed 6®loo higher, at $1t.960U.9TH
sellar August and lII.C7KaU.TU idler Septem
ber. Bborbrlbs closed 6u higher, at 1&97M09.00
for August sad 99.1006.12tt for September.
Wheat closed irregular, at 9U3HOL23H lot*
August and tl.lAMOblfiK for Boptumber. * Corn
closed steady, at 46KQ48K0 for August and the
same for September. Outs closed unchanged
on' July and August, ut 44K®44V40 for the
former and BlHo fur the latter, with September
at 3U!4i&3OKi or HONo lower. Kye closed
caster, ut UHOWo for Auguit, and WfcfliMc for
September. Uarlpy ptesod 1030 higher, at 910
bid for September and 930 bid for October,
Hogs were active and stronger, it I&40Q8.T0 for
light and at ffl.Maa.Wjfor heavy. Cattle were
wiibuut important change*. Boles were at 12.35
©0.16. • [T. ; ’
Dry goods remained .very quiet with no ma
terial change Jpvaluds. Cottons were strong,
and prices of woojensjrorv by no moans weak;
There was fair activity in grocery circles, and
the general feeJlngwas oog of firmness. Sugars
show a slight upward tendhner. Coffees re*
main dull but arc b'ldWitb ooofldQoce. In the
market fur dairy, prmmets there was nothing
speolally now to not*, Trade In- butter was
fairly sotlva, but obese remained dull. » Dried
fruits rmnslmtioDg ; 4li around, while apples,
peaches, raspberries, pitted cherries, and
prunes are ad vane lug, 1 - Apples wore up another
Mo. Pish remain about as tost quoted,-Canned
fruits were In good .request aqd ruled exceed,
Inglyilrm. No changes took place in prices of
leather, bagging, oogl, and Plg*lroo.
Tbe bay market was steady, with a fair ship*
ping demand, No. 1 timothy soiling at 91&0U&
13.00 bv car-lots. There was no change to note
lOMli, money, 100 (MS;
’ennivlvania Central 60:
mg stocks cloicvl as fol-
Mllrer l»l*t 4ii
WK. U. It. It 2«! U
V. Jfc P. M 2 H
iNCIPCO.
ft.—Mining slocks closed
'Mbilcao.,.. <l4
31«»m> 3
.Vouridny. llt-31
Nortlmrn liulln li‘>!4
Uphlr i>i
(Mnvmmn.M............. l’<
I'utuil
iornge
?ilorm Nornds I*W
dlvqr King... Ji t
Tip Top &U
Jnlon t.onMiiuinmu.. '!«t
vVnlex.,. 1
VellowJavk 4>4
IIEAIj KBTATB.
Mtt.us i)ftiui cuuuT-mmsE.
COMMERCIAL.
In the lir'K»m*forn market, which was nrlii
nctlve. Drunso la still <lnll at oitr quotations.
In green irults berries worn generally ft shade
lower, as were also lemons and oranges. In
hides trade continues light, the only irrade In
whlt-li u fair trade exists being the No. I. Pot a*
to»*s wuru a shade easier, selling nl 9'i.WUiMt
per brl. Wrnil In still stow of sale, in sympathy
with ilio market tit. the East. The seed market
was quiet, llaxseed selling nt $1.17 and timothy
for ttiu first half of Autrnst at |2.20.
i.iike I relghf * were dull at flnturday'a figure,—
2o on corn to IlnlTalo. The room omraired. ns
far ns re|mrlnd, was for HO.iflO tm corn and 2J0,-
WW bn oats. Through steam and rail was be»
hovod to Imj offered at 71<o per tm for wheat.
Itatl freights were quoted steady at l.*io t>vr Irti
lbs mi grain to Now Vork. I k* to Pbltartelphln.
and ll’e to Ualtltnoro. Through to Liverpool
was quoted at UOo pur 100 lbs on grain and HSe on
provisions. There Is some reason to think that
those figures nro extensively shaded.
The aggregate receipts of wheal reported
yesterday at Chicago, Milwaukee, fq, Louis.
Toledo, and Detroit wore 597,00.) bn. The cor*
responding* shipments wore UM.ikii bu. The
shlomonts from New Vork, llaltimoro, and
Phllmiolptila aggregated 238.0001ni.
The following were tho exports from the four
lending cities of the Atlantic seaboard for the
dates named:
’ U’ffk
fti'lini
July 21,
M.
II ffh
rn'llng Jnn. / to
.Tula 24. July 21.
Ivti. fwr.
Macr
Jon./,
;s'/.
Flour, bri*.. iiasai 4.wu«
Ulieut. Ins... qi.’.fAlil
Own. tin..... MtfJ.lt* :i?.K4.'W
Oat««. hi liVUJ itt.tW)
Ityc. bn fj.tiu *iti.;Ci*
liarloy,l)ii t,;U?
Pork. 4.o<> tat.'Jin
Lard. 1h*.,,. H.'UViO. MM/>r k :Ai|
Haeon. Ibi.. Wimail
I tll'.vtii
[ mn!- uwxhw
-.vm Aw.«n
I.lHl.tff
■zfxm
mswmw
Lira
7,*Sl,:iV>i
l.‘».*)l.*»jni
A titling commentary nn the peculiar condi
tion of tbo oats niurknt hero Is thus given.
During Inst week orders wort* received hem by
agent* of Kastcrn parties to purchase oats for
consumption nt Interior points In that rcirion.
Those tints bnvo boon bought, the orders to ship
countermanded. ami the agenta Instructed to
resell Ihom boro and toko advantage of tbo
IxMim. Nowonta hitvo’ already begun to cotno
In in tbo soetlon'roforred to.
Tbo tint car of now barley, grown In Adams
County, Nebraska, was received In tbls city yes
terday. it was stained and shrunken, was liirltf
In weight, and graded No. 4. Now barley was re
ceived thirteen days before tbls time last year,
and came from iowa.
A* rtti Horn showing tbe largo Hold which the
Chicago lumber market la culled upon to sup*
ply, It may bo stated that n prominent firm In
this dty yesterday received nn order for 80,000
feet of flooring to bo shipped for the use of tbo
Mexican Central lluilrond Company.
PROVISIONS.
1100 PIIODUCTS—Wore rather quiet and steady a
n higher rang of prices. There was not much specu
lative demand here, and little chanao In tliu tone of
advices from LlrerjKJol. but (ho morket lemlcd up In
sympathy with n reported advance of Twin hog* at the
Hiock-Vurds. The early feeling In i>ork was very
strong, but the outside prices reached were not sus
tained, und lard shaded offlaler In sympathy. Meats
were Apparently In good demand for shipment, as
well ns for local futures, but mod of the purchases
made fur export are made off the market, und not re*
ported. The current cutting meet* the demand for
lard und meats, but no mess pork can bo made now
that will deliver nn contract*. Henco the latter is
Independently strung.
Mesh I’ouk—Advanced lu&17!jo per brl, and closed
•Vic ulhjvu Iho latest prices of Haumlny, with more
disposition to trmtu lit ••seller the year. 1 ’ nod this
month neglected. Salon were reported of .‘tub brls
seller Amtnst at 10.230 brls seller Son
tember m tlH.AftKHij 4.UU brls seller Iho yenrnt
Ili-.u.-iir.-Sli and S.iV) brls seller Jnimory at ItaJs-."
Itv-iTJ-j. ’I uinl. 34..1JU brls. The market closed at IlS.iVj*
ISA’iJi for round lots. spot, seller iho month, or seller
August. and 516.?. , !V>M9.3j seller Hnpteiubor. These
woroulio the latest prices on the tifturnunn call.
Laud—Advanced tolue per tuu lbs trom tho latest
prices of Saturday, and closed Urm. with a fair do*
murnt for all the usual deliveries. Halos were report*
edof Mi tes sc.ler .hilynl |13.:«); «.UW tos seller An*
gust nt Ill.K'xjll.tdi n.7.vfics seller Hopiemnernt 111.U5
C+H.iUs 4.<M (cs seller October ut f
scllertheyuArßillii.flJouaT2(k. Total,AiAJutc*. The
murkot closed at about illtt) fur round lots, spot or
seller July. seller Anuust, and
ll.<li for soniombor. On the aftormiun callAuitust
closed ntin.tttbld.
.MK.tia-Advnnccd WLKc per 100 lbs, and closed
3Hutiborutheln.csl prices o! Saturday. Sales wore
reported of I.D,IUi lbs shoulders on private terrasi
tAuui lbs do (New York cut) at 7'iot d.MD j*cs (rroon
UiuosUdlbsiat Pcs 3.V) boxes lo .jr and snort Hears
mid lUJ boxes short ribs on priratn tormsi :uun,tui lbs
short ribs at ls.Kl4.au) aimt. fWWCtuu seller August,
RUUdtaiftseilnr September, unit fi'.’.M seller Ootoncr.
rrlrcs of leading cut* were as follows at3tj*clockt
H/iuul- L, AS. Short
am. emit. tUart.
ribs.
lioooo. part ini led.
Do. boxed
July. 100er.,.......
August, 1005 e......
HopMimbor. loose..
ftUO
IUII
(UU
_a
ri.ru
U.-JII
IMU
IMD,
iUQ
Short rlbs/sellurHuptomber. dIOIBIT af IJ.llMa*tTHr
l.ong clears quoted *1 Kin loose and Hal boxodi
Cuniberlunds.VwMoboxcdi long-cut ham*. tu'isiliivoi
'rwcuuploklnd limns quoted nt
emuoi green bam*, name average. IK'ttPe.
Ituconquolud ni for shoulder*, 102,KP/o for
short rib*. fur short clean, Ilws&ofor
hums, all ounvasod and packed.
HKKK-Was quiet at 110.35*1050 for tneis, IIU6®
U*s(l for extra meu. nua &I.UMticujO (or liasni.
BREA.DSTUFFB.
KI.OUU—Vf*i more actlro and attain stronger.
There was ou especially good demand for old winters,
and holders went able to command considerably
higher prices therefor. Shipper* took bold so freely
as to Induce some to tiilnk they bed obtained a
furtliorcitl In through freight rates. Salon wore re
ported of 1.750 brls winters tqoslly at lO.Waß.fiOj W 75
brls ana 4,030 sacks spring at lUftelW for extras, to
ldUo«a£W for good Mlnnesotas; ltd sacks rye flour at
K.ty. Total eouat to 7,<15(1 brls. Winter flours were
quotod at |S.T6fiUUSI shipping springs, HSOCfiUUt the
low-grado springs at (3.503 1. 50. Kyo flour at about
11.87H0100.
OTtir.it Mii.i.BTCTPS-Wcro lo moderate supply
and strong. Bales were reported of 5U cars bran at
Itl.TMHtWlpcr ton on track, and lll.Aoai3.tft free on
board! 3 cars feud at fld.7s<3t7.Uo}T car middlings at
IIT.UUi and 9 cars wheal scroonlngs at f 11.00.
BPIIINU WHHAT-Waii moderately active, and
stronger. The market for August advanced 3!(c. and
closed 3o higher than on Saturday, while September
closed Mo higher. ThoiUrlUsh telegrams noted a
firm tone, with a good demand for cargoes off coast!
but our receipts were larger, with a small out-lnspcv
lion, and Toledo and St.lxmts were easy undurtha
prospect of large receipts, farmers being reported
more willing to sell winter wheal. Tbonewafrom
Dakota was also favorable to a yield ot 15(UU bit per
acre there, and tho weather wa* favorable iu harvest
oporotlou* In tue Northwest. These things tended lo
depress pries* hero, but the lunger futures wore
sustained by tho course of the market fur August,
which seemed to buvo little reference to the news
of tho day. The Cincinnati party supposed to
be controlling the deal, either tor himself or
lor a t lilcauo house, was here ond apparently direct*
lug operations to person. All the offerings for Au
gust were raken up, but tho shorts did not eumo for
ward freely at tho advance, mid the price was let
back about Ic. Cash No. 3 was In falrdemand at
prices which would pay for currying lulu next inunlhi
No. a closed at 11.31 bid forcarmis. Spot sales were
reported ui 41 curs No. 3at 11.301*411.3)! 4 cor* No.
katlUOt .tears do (Contrail at SUMeUio (Sic bid tor
rujociod) and ill cars by sample nl Tocxs9l.l't, Torn!
about US.UUI bu. Also 4 cars ol No. Minnesota at f IJUSi.
Heller September opened at iLlfiUrtUu, sold at libit?,
ducllned to film, advanced to liliAj, and foil baes to
SUrt, closing at 41.1114 bid. Heller Angust sold early
atfl.3l. advanced to 11.33 H. with probably a sale or
two at tixfi. declined to 4UIV». ana closeu alliWH.
Sailer the momh was scarcely nominal at |l WWBU33,
ulosing at fI.JIW. uoiobvr sold atil.Wsntl.hrMumi
Uieyesr at 11.1iM01.14M. On the afternoon calf Au
gust etused at II.XIH bid and Boptombsrat ll.UVibid.
- Wf.NTXU iVuKAT-Hnies were reported of I cur new
No. 3 rod at 11. 15, 1 enr No. 3 hi special house nt11.14,
audl car by sample atlUI. Old K 0.3 red In Central
we* quoted nominal at (I.W.
COHN—Was rather on lot on futures, with little
change from the latest prices of Saturday. Cash lots
were vory steady, with » lll.lu mure a ronglh lu the
lqwergrudos,as the present weather Is more favor
able for’lnspection. The Untlsh nisrsois were un
changed. but New Vorg was dull, und our receipte
were larger, as Is usual fur Monday, freights were
again weus, which helped the demand for shipment.
There was. apparently little Ufa in the speculative
departmout, tbo uDermgs fur future delivery being
flim, out about equal to tho demand. Cash No. 3
closed el 4bM<ilfiWo. Spot yules were reported of W
cor* high-mixed at 4HHCJ Iw,tuj ho,* boat-loads, und
JHairtaoandNo.Jat Scars whitebiSmi
4 ear* new taura-ralied at wivsiiHm 8 car* new
mixed at 44WJ4H91 UWW bu und 310 car* re-
Ijectod at 43H*v|C| W car* by minima at at Sum
iso on track) and 753 car* do at XwfaHo free on board,
•oral about NUUUUbu. Seiler August opened at 4sHe.
ocllned«lw4i«l<c, and advanced to tsilc, clot ng
at 4IHo bUI. Seller Mulember sold at 4uMe, clos
ing at t*Mo bid. Sailer the mouth sold ut
closing al tue Inside bid. October soldut iMtdivc.
November attlMc. and the year at Mtiixiflie. tin the
afternoon call August closed at 4sH%»Hc.
(MTS-Wero firm and fainy active for cash at 441g9
4414 c for No. I und Ny. 3 white, and rejected sold al
Sic. There wasoollu a liberal trading In July in set
tlement at 44V»0. wnich flour u holding steady at tue
close. August opened at aiHc, advanced to WHc. de
clined to WHo, again advanced to WHc, and closed ut
Sdue, Saturuara latest fluure. September mid early
at wa. and declined steadily, closing at WHo. He
below Saturday’s closing price. October opened si
SuHc. advanoud to AMc, aud closed atwHe. or ho un
der the latest price uf Saturday, seller Die rear
opened at Wo and closed at HHc. a decline oi Wo
from Saturday. A fair business was done In the
sample market at about Saturday's figures. Oath
soles were nude uf 33 car* at MfttrtMHc fur No, 3 and
No. y white in storat IT cars by sample at JDgSlo for
rejected mixed, and STw4lo for rejected wbita on
trackt Ucarsat433.iTefurreJeetedmixed.and ibWit
410 for rejected white frao on board. Total equal to
aboui4ULUi)bu.
IIVK—VVa* fairly active, with spot selling at 06Wc.
with July at WHc m settlement, and ufto freely bid fur
old and new. August was held at Wo. with bfi» bid.
and September sold at Mo, closing at mo bid ana H4Ho
asked. Cash M>es were wade of 5 cars at Who for
Nn. Ijoaptreiicanibr sample at ttlHuuuo tor re«
jecrao,andVtwWoforNu.ilon tracat kcuraat 150 fur
alum, October tellUig at WMMUo. with Wc bid at
• close, and September selling atOUHp,*«ltu Uiebtd
at tbe close. L'jub sals* wera uiadeuf I car by sample
We far i oars for No. I free oa board.
for Julr,
oienbori
/J&9 T#ar.
(4iMo for
tmfuriMffw.
4&«uito wii«r
MlJtr
—<t Mo ieil*
* it OM
fJM'V. for .Ink. fur w I»SIn
forHrtitcfuliur. «rur.l J H for tin* m tr, with • lie*
of l.ki.uii hu at .’il'ir «»*ilf»r .intuit. /;>•.»»• «nin*r »np
tomt»*r, anrt r»V* rollor the jour. Itye oiofod milot at
Vl't.th*for.ltilT.-..^4«k , f'>r.\iuit*t. it ml «u*<JUrfop
f*e|i|i>mher. with aaWof S.im on m *.',uo unnor An*
(tiiM. Harlpy cl'ut'O iirni at l*ln bid for Hop t**nher.
>lof4|>nrk etoHCil iinrhnnirnl. m H.:t• f.ir.lnly,
111 rs* !!•!(•/> f, ir Amiint. llj'/fiki-'fcl*--* tor
tor '•t tnu.-r. if.WilJ.dlii for the year!
nnd forJamtarr. Haleawuro made nf A.u
I’/lf-f**J'vWHrKiS aollcir Sopwmhof. nnrt IbVW**
thy War., l/tnl cl-isßrtnaFiu.Jn tlrmer at miS-t
13//Uforfor Attaint. lil.n74«ii.*ii
for f'eptmnbor. eil.lP^ <l f./ai for naiohor. ana fill.JO
Miar.’W for tint year, Onlm wim? mailo of :t,VU to* ni
aclier Aiunat. lIMTHwil.i rciinr September,
filiO aollarOctohor. mm (lii.iOralinr the your. Snort
rltn cloned n mimlo emlor. «l Im»JV*l , .'*l for Attaint.
I'.MOrtM'JH for tfenirniher. imd for UR|i»-
tior, *ltb sales of MMMtlbs at fc».UHdti.ls seller Sap*
tomber. ____
ORNKRAb MARKKTH.
nilOOM*COllN—Tracts I* active, principally In no*
rtlnm itrnd**. Wo quote:
Chrflcu hurl nnd cnrpet
.On*on« *i‘lf*wi»rhlmr..
lii'd-tiupi'il. d 0........
Inferior and common
Crookod Tv
lt.\UOlN*(}~l(emAln« firm, under a continued good
demand. There I* quite an active movement In xreln
tilß*l
*tnrk
otter Creek.
l.ewlston....
American...
IIL’TTKtI-Tbe market was destitute of now feat*
utes. Them was a uood local und shipping demand,
and the price? jslren below were firmly adhered tut
Crc.rn.ery. choice 7M711 Hairy. falrtoKood...W(*lß
tr'-nfiioo-.fairto ffood'WJl Packing stock ...lIMU
Hairy. choice l'>«at,C»rnß»c.... 7« A
«;m;K-‘K-l , rlc«ii romaln firm, despllu the Absence
of ftnythir.it mure thmi 11 hnnd*to*moiuh rlomond.
t?tucka hunt, and In the hand? nf factory men as well,
are lighter than usual. We mruln quotet
I'art skim. lint #7s
J.ow imulva. a «. 6
Anthruclic.ninifj 7.H) iVdiiiuni ...» HOT
Anthracite. nut.. iAJiOluMtmrv (IUU
Anthracite, cuff.. , 7M funnel t.UI
Krle. .3Mti.M Indiana b10ck.... fi.ui
Halilmoru A niiio tumll iinuis 4.iyi
i.'OAir-Wa? unchanged. \\c repeat ournnutatlons:
fOOPKUAtIK-VVns steady nt
barrel*, and lI.TIHvI.IH for fnrd tierces. with sale* of
t car mixed at fl.u.Hlur pork barrel* and fl.wiior
turd tlercnai I7> choice city lard llorresiit
KHUft-Wore easier at llfettlPtiopordux for strictly
fresh.
I’iSH-The market waa fairly active and steady at
the prices irtvcn hdow:
Whtiollsh. tier t«-L»rl ltd) 4. £.75
WhlicUih, inmllr, porh*brl Aid « :u»
Trout, per S*brf. to)
MncKerui—r.xtni muss. H«brl.. 11.00 AHJkI
Muvkoral-Nn. 1 chore. kpbr1...... JWU rjg lUJ
•Maokerel-.Nu. I bay. tv&r1.,....... toi « T.dj
Mncaerel—No. 3 ahum. Jvbrl tel, if 6.00
Mackerel—l*Ar»'n family... 4M w 4.7 j
Mnckeroi—Fat family. h*brl 3.76 «* 4.UU
llulttml. smoked, per lb li
Codfish—Uttortru’D. per Ml lbs fi.75 a Aiyl
C<HlH<h-»uinnif>r*corc(l 4.74 & to)
Cmitlrn-uressi’d.. 7W
llcrrlnff—iJibrnilur. split, br15,,,,,....... T.fO A 8.00
llerrltiff-lioliHnd. per keu |,u) *t l.Hr
J(erHmt-!4enlc<l. per box.. w H M
CaltfurnlHsnlimm. W-Url.iiow 7.76 (A tot
KIIIMTy A.Mt .VLTH-App es continue to ndtoncc.
They were ho d a full Ho hlubcr limn at the close of
last week, reaches also were up n.notch, while rasp*
berries Pitted cherries, and most other line* showed
ndvnnclmt tendency. We quote:
Dates .
'Kljm. Infers......
Turkish prune*. 0u1......
liii, new....
Unlslni*. Infers
JUlslii*. I.on(ion, injurs,
Ilnlsltia. Vnlcncln
Knislni. louse, Muscatel.
/.nme currants ......
Citron
Ari'lon. Atdoti
A|>i>le«. fvnoortUi'd, buxos...
Niiutiern
I’i'uchof. unpnrod, 1m1v05....
Jlujuberrlci
IJlnckborrlcn
J'lttCd CtUTfICI
2i VTt,
Filberts
Alrooml*. Tnrnuoiiß.
Naples walnms
Hrarllp
reruns 7 « u
miKASB-Donicrs rejwria rory llglu trade #t i)im*
UUunst
nty white.
CUv brown,
a llty yatlloar*,*
rmimry whUe‘*A
Country wmtw “H ” .4 S-V<
Country yellow ...... 44
Country brown...., 4
UltliKN FUUITs-llerrlfß were »oniewlj»l eailer,
UlnckbeirlcarelUait at *U»iol3£n per lo*qu boxt imie
nerrlea (3.u) per half bus mid nirpburrtea from fi.lo
to $a.W. accordmit to quality Otbor frul.a were quoted
a* follows:
Aoplos. now, per bn
J.oroons, per box
MorMnn*. t>or box
Culllortilu Unruutt pears,
full orultt pin crii)
Cailirornln punches...
annum*. .Nimlui. nor box ' TJW
UICULKUIKS-Woro reported firm. Trade met all
reasonable expectation*, wo quote:
nice.
Cnrollna..,
J*oul»l«nu.
.tura
•turn, choleo MondnUnu.
Murnmltm
Ulo.funojr
Itlo, prliuH to cliulco ....
Itlojalr to jioud
Ulo, common
Kin, ruantlmc.v......
IfUi
V.tA
Wtt
H.Ki
9.tfi
Ktt
i*.;r*
Mft
lU/i
HSS
„ SlfO.tllH.
Patoot cut'loaf.
Ctiufccu
I'owUert
Urunulnicd. aundnrO
Urunuln o<J. noVtlandard
A (standard........
A XihS.... ........
Kxtra C.
No. 1
Yellow.
C0rn........ .......
Hujmr....
Illacftgtnp........
N. 0.m01uMa....
KIMCRS.
m 4.1:
•U VC4.I
. ...2S
Allspice,.. |9 ai«
c10ve*....,.. 43 Sm
Pepper. .
Nutmcus W «tii
lUDKti—Trade is slupitlfth tor must descriptions
ouuldo of No. Is, mid price* remain unchansou. We
miule the net biirlnu prices of Icndltitf city elusions
Oruoifcuml. limn. V ft, V 4
Urecn-cured, hoary 6Ji» *4
I’nrlHnirod 7*4 **J
Damaged hides!
fJrrou*eaU bulls'.. r.'i
calf, f ft ia£
Dry*s«lU«l. v A. t h
Dry flint. No. I ,11 0.16
Fallon hides jl g|;t
Daniagcd.Ury It eti3
Sheen-polls. wool estimated.. ~,33 ftO)
oils—Fiicos ranged the sump as at the close or last
week, nndWHro generally steady. we quote:
Carbon. F.laino .....hi I.inseed. boiled, 6.1
Carbon, I*6 test 13>{ Whale,wittier fti
Carbon. |Ati lost i«3 Hrwrm 1.30
Carbon. Ill) 1u5t,.,....,. V NcatsfooUpuro. 76
Carbon, »puw white Ntmwfoot, extra Gd
and W. W.,............UU Nwatsfoot,.to. 1 fit
Carbon, Wlm W, W..... 11 bank so
Carbon, Wl*. 1 , . W ;;| ... UW Straits... * *4
rurbon, M.ch. U, w., IXH Turpentine..... 4rt
Carbon. Mich. I*. W.... 11 611nen ( ... tßftttt
)«arcl« current make....*) Naphtha. doo..iL»dog. U
l-ard, No, 1.... .Ja*ollno,deo.,r4<log. 11
iaird,.>o. 3... .....M Ja»ollnu,Ucu.,97dog. 33
Llnsuod. raw.,.6U
I’OTATUKS—Were arm at f3.t063.76 per l>rl for
•ound new.
nun*
HALT—There was a steady trade at Quotations: . _
Fine salt, Saginaw and Now Vork » 1.3)
Coarse salt, per brl... .. 1.3651.:u
Dairy, with bans 3.4Vft3.tM
Dairy, without sack* I.VU
Ashton dairy, per 5ack........ SUL
Droumialuot. m laws l.iu
Llrnrpooirine.brownaarks........ Uo
HKKDH—There was lltuo doing In any kind.fiax*
seed selllnjt at «U 7 cash lur good, and timothy at f3.’JI
delivered (or half of August. Halos were mode of 1
car thii«iihy<tnud at gJ.3-. first hair of Auuust fur prime
new: td otra thu*aeed at (UOftl.l7. John Shaw &
Hen’s (London) seed-circular of July U aayst “A
quiet fooling continues to oharao.oHto the market
fur fiirm-sveds. .The chief Interest Just now Is dl*
reeled towards the now crops, sutural of which are
appearing. lied clover-seed la at present quite a dead
letter, 'llio Ihiord of Trade returns. Just pmmiiind,
state Unit. fur tiie past mump, the Imports In o the
Untied Kingdom of clover anaurassseeds weroiVAM
qis. value. EUiUi against 9,316 owls, value £l,ttllfor
Juno. IHKL"' .
WUISKV-Tlit market was steady, lelllng on the
hails uf (I.U) for finished goods.
. \\o(iu-i.ow prices itlll rule, and a slow trade ex*
Isis, We quote:
Uood to choice medium tab
Coarse end dingy tub., ...uLsi'i
Fine and unwosnet, douce hk**l
Coarse und unwashed fleece .......
Medium und unwashed Utiuee........... ...........fi**!
Medium washed fleece. ..................iUhtr,l
Kino wesliod f1eece............ ...lUua.’n
Cimrrn washed fleece auiiSl
, Hallowed * Cubum'a dlustuui wool circular of
Julvfteayas "'ill* market baa boon comparatively
quiet tltu post week, and (be sales fall below the pro*
vloua one auwe UUUIU lb*. Tut receipt*. especially of
washed wnuls. are very large, and dealer* find l.fielr
time fully occupied in grading and preparing them
for sals. There ho* been eunildarable Inquiry fur
Michigan and Wisconsin X, but aa price* offered
barely cover coat there have been very row .sales.
We unudiiataud ibat over wwuulb* of the Michigan X
reported this week waa iota aoiuo time auo to arrlre.
so that the actual sale* tbla week of Michigan are
.only about ttJMMbs.”
LUMIIEU.
The fleet at the lumber market yeiterday consisted
or ten or twelve vessels, |doce*ituff geuenillv telling
at Inaide prices. Other claim were steady. Wo
quuiet •
linen piece-5tuff....,...,,,,........... ~..f too flltti
Urven common Inch... ill) AU.IM
union medium..................... xffl ftUWfl
Kxtra good and select ft&w
Urean good Inch 7.W ttlfufl
Hoards nnd atrip*. luJ fei&b
Standard ablnglea. ltd S tit
Kxtra abUig1M,...,,.,. .... . fid
Kalb I.» 9WU
The yard trade la very active at (be rate* eaiah*
llabed by the Informal meeting of dtelere on Tueodey
last. We quolet
Kim and aecptid clear, rough, Much....... (£{o
£tm aD^ouaTvfeay.‘drimeiiV^iog.\\\\\ , .V.' ifcuj
Common dressed siding..... ••••< iWO
rluurlug, second coumoo, dre55ed.,.....,.
Uux boards. 13-1nch.,,.,.. ffW
A stuck boards, iaebMacb, rough,... Pfud
U auiok boards, litaliPiiich.,,., Mil)
y stock board*. KMlfriucb S 3
sssststt ' 'K
jnuonaion atuff.... ... uio* r Ifal
plueoalun stud, la b> N! ri...,....,..M, usi
pS ' iffl
Kblngle*, extru’A. ! 1U
bhlngles,ataodawi,, how. *U)
WVB HTOCK,
ornexao.
CATTi.K*>Hecelvtd during Sunday and Bioudar,
4.OUU; same time last wask. «,wci| tool last west. s*l U
aad Xd ealveai shipped last week, I&.KU There waa a
rather weaker feeling lo the market for shipping cat*
tie. and for the lets dosirnbln grades holders lia<l to
mnko some concessions In order lo cfose out. Choice
lon fftiehod mry full prlins. For Texas griiseaulo
and native hmi’hor*'smtT thorn was a fairly steady •
mnrkflt, tlio former being, if anything. n trifle firmer.
The receipts were llßin, and the middle of the after*
noon sow about everythin? sold. Trading was at
U.35W3.75 for scalawags, at f3.nursel.fio for grass Texans.
at£M)y4l.2s for common to good native butchers*
•tuff, and at fl.t.V.V&’i for shipping steers. A few
prime lots were taken by exporters at fittWOW. The
market closed steady.
groTATIONX. • I ■ ' ■ ;
Extra llneres-ateere weighing I,«0lbs . and
ChoiceHcrtvespFm^^
steers, weighing I.JUIto Usilbs,, .... 5.75*5.915
OoiHltpevor-Uoll-fnlloncd stoops, weigh
ing l.»») in UVillu 7; ..,r.fw»itft*.
ln ” no hoih, weigh* .
hlg I.lU'lo Utrt ,1 Wftitst £
Butchers Htnck—l’nor to common steer* and
common lu choice cows for city sinugbiur.
„ weighing ftUto w> l.itto Ihs ; ...lTs4i£
B,oc .*.Jb' u . , J ,, “ L ' om,nun cattle, weighing mi
lol.dU
.wain
.«v< 7
Inri'rtnr-l.tjfht und thin rc
hull*, mid aioari.
TnxiM—Thrmtih itmvot...,
Veals-l'orluu 1b.*...........
.ZmtUqrl»ps.4».*.l>il,..l7 AI4U
.W lOunnlH?.
,72 tlunnies. double..3t wa
.’At |Wool ?acka.. MU
, IICKIS-Itecolrcd Oitrlnff Ritnday t
•At: same lime last week. £i.474t tots
Sul: shipped lust week, 2U.UJ*. The C
ncilrc und the ninract was Attain sir
ntcraffo of prices than for Hatorday
old nut show much chmiue. but In II
proclutlnn of tic was nppurent. |*nol
cured must of the Imirs. barely 3,iUi
Esn* liiind*. An earlr clearance wa
,(l for pour to choice II jht. at »173
packlnu hoc*, and nt fot
lou. Ssips were ralable at «.k.‘2ii«l.iri
Art. Ar, PritfA
M >1 Itl'.M
:t. :i« )i>v
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f.r an c. 711
75 311 0.70
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ft.’ an «.iis
ttllKKl'-Hecflred during Sunday nnd Monday. COD;
•ami) 11 tun lim truck. ai;j total liut woo*. 1».255s stripped
IwL week. 1.M.7. The market wn* nulot and un*
cimnged. The supply was amull, hill the demand wai
not nt nil active, ana prevtmie price* were no more
tliansutinlned. We ouou> poor to choice at Kt.UK
5.3 a per MJ lbs.
. IH(*m 20
. &£* 7.^
. «!j« OVs
. 2M OiS.W
3.U1 (4010
. I*»4« HI
. 3.115 412.70
, 50 ta 2ui*
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11. w ntf
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os
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15% S
fincrp BALES.
So, Ar, PrlCt, So.
.. ») ivu 8)....,
,«.■ no o 3« iso
no w -i.i.'i m
Ul lambs, |»«r bead.. .1,60 111.....
EAST UOBRTY.
.Hast Lidbutv. J'b.. July 21-OArn.c-Recolpt'
Rlucn !• rlduy. J.7-W head through and 1,(61 for till*
marked to al fur the week endmjt this dnr.«.Ti:.
Ihrmißh mid SJiU local, nualnat O,'JIU throußb and 7.Tfci
local the week before: ■'imply fair, wllb a Rood de
mand. especially for Rood to extra, wulch are bought
up readily for the New Vork market. In alt l'» loads at
pood last week’* tJßiiros,—2l load* to country buyer*,
and Uie balance iu the retail denlora and local baich
era boros Rood to extra shipping grades. M.RI«tU6:
fair 10 Rood butcher Block. f4.ftfti.T6j common to
llahl butohora, hulls, fat cowa, and steers,
Vi.Uttt.TAs Mockers and fuodera (Very few on the
market), tt.T6uU.ftli aaloa tu-dny, 1.1. Tn head.
Modr-Uecolttia,-t.W) heads loialforibeweek.il.'
WO. against IS,4«J thn week before; I’blladalpblaa,
Cnlttt! lorkera, pi.Aowuii.
smikkp—Hoit'lpis.<i.7aJ bead: total for the week,
SWUi, asmlnat IU.OIIJ tno week before; soiling alow at
10c lower than last week.
•S
.wJajj'i
,f 3.OKV 3JW
, uuiwiaa)
]tuir«iu.Ao
. 4.(lke kftl
. WOG* 4.U)
. 4.(11
Nnn* Vouk. July :
Ini; K.IUJ for llio we
ixior ncilve. but tu
U.Wi Tcxnnn, tf.Olft
Ifw live wulithtt o)
Uto week. J.'.'HJ llvt
tmittont no nblpiuc
takuiitu llrocaule,
amttun.
TW
«4«t«
.TO Ml
.W 6»W..
,H tM&K
.unaiwj
.irwisl
.:!• SliS
. »X«UIJ2
:iW
sur.Kr-llocolpu, M maklna 43.100 for tho week:
dulls tcrr poor to Terr choice sheep, kUWaiUW, but
umliilr ntM.dis bsnba. f4.TMf(US.
rwi.VK-Ueceljilr, ISjU, msklnu ZV7BO (or the weeks
none efforlnu ulkos Urm (ecllnx t nomlual} quoted at
WAWU.W per luu Iba.
iSISS!
. l» « IH*
• BT. i < om?>otyTs? : CTTrf®=Trepffrnt»rt«j-»htiv-'
inputs, tuii urjtent demand for nailre shipping steers
and good cross Toxanat values Drtnt exporters iirliur
KUJwJ.Jfii nnnyr shlppinc, f.va>W.UJ} native butcher?
stHure. *a.,S«t.AJ! talr to cack-o grass Texans, liti*
4.33| Colorado steers. Rood tocbmcacorn-
Mrt Texans, fl.fttf.iut native cows and golfer*. <2.U>a
aiiEEP—Jlecolpts, SUO: shipments, none; stead* and
flrmt muitotiß,<3.oo44 60.
. IJaos—Ulßhort Yorkers, 16.C09&U: packing. fLtOtb
(LTut choice ui fane/ heavy, <d.:uaa.Wj receipts. 2,WOf
inlptnonts, J.lttl.
KANSAS CITY, '
BpetUH Ditpnuh to Tht Plicaoo TXbunt
KANSAS CITY, Mo- July XJ.—CATTLE—ThO Prlf 4
Currmt* repor-at Uccolin*. &4Wj shipments, 3jC.’>;
market more active: best lirnu low credos weski
tnulTo shippers, W.-RWW.tiS{ native Stockers and feed*
«rs, rA*.Vrf t.tU; native cows, ri.WS3.iUt crass Texas.
lii'vs.’UH.
ItiniH-UecolpiM.lDth shipments. 151 1 market about
the some ss Hnturdart offer ncs of lighter woUht and -
more inferionjuaUtyt choice. W.4Utsd.4si light ship*'
pine and rolled pucklnc, <d.a*2<L39.
fftuut's.
llAi.Tnionc, July ftl-OATTLE-siarket alow: me*
dlum and common )*3t(o lower: vcry’busi, Ikf&a
first quality. M.13)5ft6.«31ij medium, W.iJoet.U'.Wf
onliiiarr. rl.6tk«iudt mutt suios at (4.6066.01; receipts,
l.tUdt sales, 1.361.
hwini:—Fulr supply: moderate demand at tWDft
U.IU: recelpta, 6.tta>‘(-
hiikkpam) iM«iw-Arrlrals, 1i.773; sheep, 910)6
6.00} lambs, fa.Joftti.so. v
INDIANAPOLIS.
iMifAVAi'ous. Ind., July 36.-11008-Firm; pack*
Imr W-sesiWU: receipts, I,ai): shipments, TOO.
Cattlk-DuII and lower: shipping, ft.2ViA.76i
butchers*. (3.,6&4.36t receipts, 400| ahlpmonts, Ufc
butEi*-(a.tUft4.Js| receipts, WO: shipments, BUV.
. CiNCINN-ATt, July 26.~11008-Coramon and light,
lj.lWiU.tU: packing and butchers’, tc.VoftU.oot receipts,
l.OW: shipments, 416.
I'OUKIGN’,
BptcM DUpeteh to 17i« Chicago Tribune.
Uvsnroou July 56-11:30 a. m.-FLOtm-No. 1, lli
Cdl Nu.3.VsCd.
11 iu IN—Wheat—Winter. No. 1. UelOdi N0.3.956dt
spring. No. I. 0* Adi No. 3. Us: white. No. I. ft» 7U:
N0.3,1)550: club,No. 1.9* KWi No.3,Us7d. Coro,ss.
FiiovraiONß-Fork, 74i. Jjird, 68a.
1.1 veiipuuu July 36.—Wheat—Spring No. 3 firmer at
9*7dt No. I while flrmerat 9a9d: winter steady atQs
lid for new Wosturn. HoeolpU—Wheat for past
week, Atlantic i*ori* 33,760 qrs, Faclflu ports
other source* KUDqrs, Cont,6llU)qra.
The fulluwing Hero rocolvud by tlio Chicago Hoard
of Trade:
rn.-I.ard, STaM.
Julv 25.—Wheat In fair demand and
Hrmt red winter,W* UMt N 0.2 spring, Vs Ud: No.Hdo.
l*s. Corn steady at (n. Cargoea off cuasl—Wheat and
corn In inodurutu demand and stuailr. To arrive—
Wheat urn) writ iiulut mid steady. Fork. 71s. Lard,
Ins, llsnill-L 41st K I’.. TM Ud. Tallow. »6«.
(.'heesu, 6h. l)uof—Kxtra India most. 133 s ikL Aiauic
I.as’K—Wheat and curu uuluiand steady. Country
markets a shade higher. Weather In Kugland fine. ,
1 | .ok nus. July 56.—•>1 veil pool—Wheat firm. Cora
stuady. 6i AUK i.anb—Wheat Heady. firm.
Canioos off wa»l—Wheat and rorn steady. Cargoes
•on pa*»aiC-Whoat and corn steady. CuunDrniar*
kola for whoat-hnglloli a shade dearer.: French
Prm. Farmers’ dellrorlM <>f ttnallali wheal daring
the past week. U,tiliqrs. llanreit bsk ormmeneea.
Weather In ISnglaud uud on ttm Comment fine.
Ferls—Wheat and flour linn.. French crops luro oat
less abundant than was anticipated.
NEW YORHaV
Bfreiat DUwUh to Ths Chicago JVthuns.
New VoitK. July 2i-GUAtX-VVmter wheat baa
been lew acilvo Unto in tbe opUoo Hoe and qplie an*,
auitled aa lo valuea, opening In tbe Instance of No. X
red atau advance of about tfba bu. aoou, boweTef.
yielding to the extent of about H9iMo a bu, to rally
Inter on about H9tte per bu, but rucoded attain near
the close slightly. No. 1 red declined about ft) abu oa
a light vail. No. I white wheat bad beau very boa roe,
and for .prompt' 'delivery bald above tbe
vl>w« of buyer*. Interrupting business,
Tho export inquiry baa been very taiga,
chocked In part by the rlio in ocean freight. Spring
wheat ruled weaker un a alow movement.- galea of.
No. l rod at IUU, closing ut 11.9 bldt.No.9 red ok
fliWebaiW, chiefly at <I.WH, closing aIIUfJH bid for
railroad atocki du July at fhWdl.fltf,. mostly at
tUMIUUU. closing at fl.Wi do August .at
!,£>& closing at <l.<MMaakud and il*H bldi Septem*
boratlUJMel.Ws. closing-tit (Ud.aikdd and lUW
bid i do October at ll.WSst.flJ*. closing at SU*l* aaked
audIUWM bidi du iioamo?-grader at ‘ lUlt
rod ateauier grado at lUflr ungraded M IUB
ttl.MtWuatly at |UUkI4S| Ntv-9 Chicago spring at
9U4j Nw,S Milwaukee apriog atH-»l New York No. fl
apring at IWBi No, .fl , aprlng at (bug
l«u>lfi ungraded spring at |l (991.10. ‘('be
■tuck of ' wheat |u warebomo . her* la
repurled u showing for iba week a farther Increaae
ol t'Atca buabota. Corn aomowbat unsealed, open*’
big un No. % untbe option (lit ratbeK weaker, but
through tbe afternoon hardening again to Iba
extant of • about *9*o per bu*b*l.‘. oo *
fair business. Kariy dellveriee continue quite
pruuloont In the dealing*, though cheeked In part by
tue meagre eupply avaliant of tbo No. flgrade. Mixed
Woatera ungraded at 46«iJ Wo. aa to quality and con*
dlitont UUiUt bu went «9Aici New York, ateamar
mixed. MHtfMo. moatlyqt Wet No. i white at Wei
New York yellow at Uftm ateamar white aifllKet
wblte tfoutberaat tile. '4'be slock el mam ware*
9
me, heuors, §(*«•'
■ 'UW3.TS
s..v»4.*r>
i Vo. A*'. Prtct.
ai vn • ii,iw
1» Stockers.. Kt 7 am
m stockers..i.iai ,\ij
6<l Texas,..,. 813 ILW
mi an
•tl Texas.... tti am
at mm am
v. Texas wi ax»
33 Texan...*, Mi iL'ij
m Texas Bf4i sum
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W Texas Bat v.wi
31 Texas KU run
4-1 Texas mt n.:u
15 Texas *>!( 3.1 U
iftTexos km am
teToxna ;tw am
34 Tcxa ;») 2.K1
iivroxua..... vn aiaj
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WToxas TUT 3X.
31 Texas nw , 3JD
3-Texas u« * sjw
13 bu 115,.., aat
II 1.(117 3.3 j
W Texas CIU ICO
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catti.i:
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and Monday, 17,*
lal last week, IIS,*
demniid cuntlnuod
irontr. at a iiiirner
r. Ilaaty weluhis
Ilffhc uraaesuii ap*
Dkora, us usual, so*
1 troinff Into ship*
as made at ld.«>A
U<9dGd for mixed
)r heary shloplor
HOO SAI.EB.
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ill! ail (litt
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m 571 run
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lit) St) Ott
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in? aw aw
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tCo. Ar. Prlet.
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m wu aw
;u SM> OW
tn as uw
GJ ZM (S.M
mi «n
Vi 301 0.4 i
4t am 0.43
Ml *417 Mo
67 :wt mu
IM. 57it 0.40
41 14771 0,411
SI Ist 0.40
711 316 o.tll
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nr :w uv.
7U zvj aiu
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4.4 SOS CUi
57 240 iUH
37 331 (Ui
15 173 Dili
33 141* tun
21 IW U.UU
Af. PrUt.
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NKW.VOIIK.
2i,-llti!v»:B-necclpt«. 6.150. tnak
i*oki mlNCflllanoous weak and dull:
tot quoiably hljjbor: stnora.
V4U.UUI rat titilla. *um<.76 por 11W
jxponem uiad TO: nhipoionU fur
re cnltle. ail stiuup, 7UJ careumM
icnti* to-day: atoamer* to«murroir
?, 1,(MI quartan beef,TO enmasea
6T» LOOTS.
UALTIMOIIC.
CINCINNATI.
BY TELEGRAPH.