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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE July 10--Virginia Is, consolidated,
40; new IS, 90 bid to-day.

NEW YORK, July 10- Money easy at, 2G2ll bor
cent, closing At 2 per cent, m exchange
Governments were lower for the AS and 4lSs
state bonds steady. Railway bonds irregular I
West Shore firsts strong at 7bss. The stock mar
kot In the early dealings was excited and lower,
prices declining q to per cent for the active
shares, the latter In Canada Southern and to a.
per cent. for The specialtos Canada Pacific lead
ing. The decline was on reports of strike by the
telegraphers, rumors of cutting Of rates by the
trunk lines, and statement that the Canada Pa
cihc would rescind the recently declared interest
dividend of 2R per cent, The latter statement
was subsequently denied, and the stock rallied
3A per cent. to b11S. About midday the speeula.
lation became bteudier, and when the formal an
nouncement of the telegraphers' strike was made
public the market was quiet. From this point
the market gathered strength, prices recovering
A to 28 per cent Canada Southern leading. This
was followed by a reaction of H to per cent,
but in the final dealings the Vanderbilts were in
good demand, and this exerted favorable iniu-
euce on the whole list. Western Union was re-
markably firm during the afternoon, rallying from
71A to 702S. The stock closed at so last night. As
compared with Wednesdays closing, prices arc
down u 10 1%, except for Central Pacific, OHIO
Central Manitob !, and Union Pacific, which are "a
TO IA per cent. higher. Oregon TranscontincntaI
was erratic throughout the day, opening ut 1875
breaking to 7bl9, closing at 7Sll. New York and
New Jersey Central lent Nat. ana other shares at
o. per cent.
Transactions aggregated 4O6, 600 shares including
Canada Southern, $500; Delaware, LackawannR
aud Western, 67,ss0 Denver and Rio Grande, TO-;
0OO; Erie, 13lOO Lake Shore, 2230O Louisville aud
Nashville, 10,5o6 Michigan Central, $780, Missouri
Pacific, $500: Memphis aud Charleston, 400 North
west. s. 100; New Jersey Central, l3,lOO; New York
$500; St. Paul, 22,S25 Texas Pacific, $780, Union
Pacific, 1896 Western Union, 2i,SS0; Canadian
Pacific 1880; Northern Pacific preferred 1860;
Oregon Transcontinental, 1875; Wabash pre-
ferred. l320O st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
$3.50; Richmond and Danville, $500.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKEE
BALTIMORE, July 10.-Cotton dull; middling
97sc. Flour quiet and UNCHANGED; Howard street
and western superine, SO O0g3 20; do. extra
q OO@A 75 do. family, s. OO@6 co. city mills super
brands. Sc 0096 25; Patapaco family, Sc rs: do.
superlative patent 81 50 Wheat-Southern easy
and active; western lower and active; southern
land, 81 1901 1919; No. western winter red spot,
81 l42s@l 10; July, 81 1901 10; August, 81 1910
l525 september' q 1901 rs October, q lSyl
steady; western lower, closing dull southern
white, 6O@62c; do yellow, G5@66c; western mixed.
spot. 5sc bid; July, 5s1sc; August 5sl s@59c; Sep
and quiet; southern. 42@41o western white, 4i@
47c; do. mixed, 4l@45c; Pennsylvania, i2946c.
changed; prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, Sl3 00@16 90. Provisions unchanged and
dull mess pork SIG so; bulk meats, shoulders and
clear rib sides. packed SqSl5c: bacon, shoulders,
$40; clear rib sides, 0l4c hams, 1434Gl6c; lard,
refined. lOAc. Butter dull western packed SO
SS HSa@e S9c sD9 aggs qTs t 1Ss
Sugar quiet and easy; soft, s24e. Copper, re,
IL % FregSts M e Livorpoo e' por steamer @ i0If I'm,
cbanged cotton, 5-32d.; flour. Is. 3d. grain 4d. Re-
ceipts-Four. 965 barrels wheat, 1900 bushels:
bushels. shipments--W Wheat, $4,000 bushels corn,
1000 bushels. salesI-'y les heat, R92c90 bushels
corn, 100000 bushels. To't5 go,s,, "a, .f,-jss
CHICAGO PRODUCE iMARKEr.dns
CHICAGO, July 19.--Wheat, dull, weak and
lower; 81 01A July; 81 023S@1 021S::August No. 9
Chicago spring. 81 0034G1 01lA; No 3 do, sac;
No. red winter, 81 06. Corn In fair demand
hut "a had In
cash sic July; 5l1se August Oats quiet and
weak $3.50 cash; 8S55sc July; 2s15c August Pork
in fair demand but lower; Sl4 00@14 10 cash and
July; Sl4 02l2914 05 August Lard in fair demand
and prices slrong; IS 721S@S 20 cash, July, and
August. Bulk meats in fair demand shoulders.
sc 10; short rib 81 55 short clear, 81 90 Hogs
eceipts, l2,00Oshipmens fairly active but weaker,
closing shade lower; mixed, So 1905 As; heavy,
IS 5095 S5 light S. 60@6 15; skips, SO 00@4 10.