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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, ST. Louis, Balti
more. Cincinnati. and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS July 21.-Fiour steady ard unchanged
Wheat fairly active but lower; opened irm the
ported decrease III visible supply, then dropped off &c.
partially recovered but broke again and closed 7s01c
below yesterday prices; No. red, cash s. OF $40
1924; August $l.olas0 lO2 closing at si.Ul as;
September $l.02ls0 03l4 closing at $1.O214
October, 81 .O4 a 051e, closing at 81. GA bid; No
red, cash, 81 lac Corn dull, slow and Irregular No.
2 mixed cash, Al a IA 4c July, 441sc bid August
and September, 43s.c; all the year 36s a SIC Oats
firm bu: slow; No. mixed, cash, 32c bid: July
2Slec; August a241sc; all the year, 1884 % 7sc
Rye lower; selling at SOC. Lead nominal at 4c
Butter and eggs unchanged Flaxseed dull; 81 bid
Hay and bran unchanged Cornmeal easier, at s.. 80
Wool firm and unchanged Whisky steady at ST. ID.
Provisions steady, with good consumption demand
from the South Pork, $1,000. Lard small lots
sold at 6 4Oc Bulk meats-I.ong clear, 565c; short
ribs, $3.50; short clear, G.loe Bacon-Long clear,
6 62l2d665c. Hams 9.25@I1 Soc Receipts
Flour, 1000 brls; wheat. 10000 bu corn. 70. 600
bu oats: 600 bu; rye none; barley, none. Ship
ments-Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
900 bu: oats 3, 900 bu; rye none; barley. none.
At the afternoon call wheat was 3sc lower and
barely steady.
steady. Wheat weak; No. red, July 95i4095Ac;
August 96as 96Ssc; September, 99l4 099lac; Octo-
Der, 81. OF lea 70 CONCEPTIONS dull; lots
steady fairly active; No. mixed "a laa 55c steam.
err mixed, 55c; No. 2 mixed, 521a 20 soc; No 2 high
| mixed and yellow, sec: No. 2, July 52052lac: Au-
gust 52Q52iac; September. 52st 53l4c; October
| 53l4 054c. Oats-Spot weak; rejected white SO l2c
No 3 white 3s03siac No : white, 39l4c; August
| 343s034Ssc September 33 a lec; October, 33 q
| 33lo for No. white. Petroleum quiet: 20 test,
| in brls &c. Other articles unchanged. Receipts
Flour 3 600 brs; wheat, II 400 bi corn. 5000 bu
| oats, $500 bu. Shpments-Wheat, SO, 500 bu;
| corn ! 600 blu; oats 800 bu.
| CINCINNATI, July 21.-Cotton dull. mddling
| IOlsc Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat easier
No . red, old, 99ca$1; new 81 099c; receipts, IL
600; shipments, $500 bu. Corn easier: No. mixed
| 47loc Oats heavy No. mixed, 32la a 33c. Rye
| dull; No 2 6Oc. Provisons-Mess pork quiet al
$lO.75. Lard firm at 6.37 l206.iOc. Bulk meats
quiet and firm: shoulders, "a 25c short ribs soc
| Bacon strong shoulders, 475c; short ribs g. Soc
| short.clear sides g. 75c. Whisky steady at S1.13
| no sales reported Butter steady and unchanged
1 Cheese quiet and unchanged.
! MILWAUKEE. July 2I.-Flour inactive and nomi
nal. Wheat steady Milwaukee No. 2, ssl2e, Au
gust, S9l4e; September, 81 l2c. Corn steady; no.
| Isaac. Oats firm; No. =, 3Oloc Rye steady; No.
5Sc. Barley nominat No. 2 5912c. Provisions quiet
| mess pork for cash or July, $40 80 August $10.40
Lard-Prme steam, for cash July, G.65e; An
| gust, q. Toe. Butter firm aud wanted; dairy la
13e Cheese firm at 6l2Q7e Eggs drm at IL IA . &c
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$500; stockers and feeders slow at $2.9O94 90
cows bulls and mixed, $204.25; through Texas cat
tie lO015c lower at $2.7504.20.
Hogs-Receipts 16, 600; shipments. ), 900. The
market active and 5010c higher rough and
mixed, 81. DO packing and shipping, 81 40 a
4.6O; light weights, 81 20 94S0 skips, 1904.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $500; shipments,
300. Trading slow and prices 15025c lower ma
tives, $204 Texans, S1.7503.25.
BUFFALO, July 21.-Cattle- 81; con-
signed through % Very little doing, but pros
poets favorable.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 500; consigned through,
~ cars. The market quiet and unchanged;
common and thin sheep and light lambs du food in
fair demand; common to fair sheep, So. 25 Q3. 80;
good to choice sheep, $4,000. so; cus and com
mon lots $1.5002. so; lambs $i500475.
Hoss-Receipts, 160 consigned through, lis ears.
The market was dull but firm: York weights, 81. IS
04.70; good medium 81. so 0465.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Beeves-Receipts, 160;
all for slaughterers direct. Nothing doing in beef
cattle. Dressed beef sides firm at 734 0934o y tb.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, l, 100, and $500
were on sale besides those that carried yes
terday: sheep steady: lambs dull and lower extremes
500 al S7l2 y cwt for sheep and "a. 2506.2o for
lambs, with but few lambs sold above So so.
Hogs-Receipts, 4, 100; nomnally quoted at So. 60
"a. 80 % ewt.
CINCINNATI. July 21.-Hogs steady; common and
light, 1919 LIS; packing and butchers, $40 "a
4.I5. Receipts, 382 shipments. l3l.
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Oils.

NEW YORK, July 21.-The petroleum market has
been steady and little active than for two or
three days. The opening price was SO i2c from which
it rose to 9434c sold down to 933sc and Closed at
93 7sc bid and with sales of 3 401 600 barrels. 1t is
stated that considerable oil has been bought and the
certificates taken from the street during yesterday and
to-day.
OIL CITY, July Educational Transit Company Ger.
thcaes opened at 34c highest price 943sc; lowest
price 90 ac closed at 937sc. Crude oil sales, pa,
600 brls; carances 1882 coo brls; runs, 90, 256
brs; Shipments SO, 1o6 brs; charters, 36349 brls.
BRADFORD, July 21.-National Transit Company
certificates opened 93 5sc and closed at 934c nigh
est price. 81 lac; lowest price 935sc; runs, 255
brs; total shipments 7O994 brs; charters, SO, $40
brls; clearances l 400 600 brs.
PIrTSBURG, July 21.-The petroleum market was
dull and heavy to-day. National Transit Company
certificates opened at 93ioc, and closed at 50 7sc;
highest price, 1880; lowest price 93l2c.
TITUSVIlI4E, July 21.-Natonal Transit Com
pany certificates opened 33 Ssc; highest price, "a
lowest price 933sc: closed 94c. Shipments, TO,
994 brls; charters sc, $40 brs.
WILMINGTON. n. c., July 21.-Spirits of tur-
pentine firm at "a l2c.
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Elsewhere.

ST LOUIS. July Observation-Disclosures, 29OO
shipments 500. Corn-fed steers, scarce and steady
So 5O05 90; CRASHED natives, $42504SO good
native butchers steers, S4.500475 mixed butcher:
ing stock, So 03. 80; stockers and feeders, $50 500
So CRASHED Texas steers, $3. 00U4.OO; grassfed
Texas cows Sc. 65 93.25.
Hogs-Recepts. 8, 800; shipments, SEQ. The mar.
ket was weak and slow; Workers., $4.4504. So;
packing So 9004.25: butchers $4.4504.6O.
Sheep-Receipts, 700; shipments, none Good to
choice mutton scarce and wanted at $3 $780, com
mon stuff So $3.50; Texas sneep, 81. % 03; lambs
wanted, at $3.50 a $50.
KANSAS CITY, July 21.-The Live Stock Indi.
GATOR reports: Cattle--Keceipts, q 21; shipments
1905 The market for best grades was steady.
others weak and slow: exporters, $4.3O05.5O: good
81. 500 90 stockers and feeders, Us 30 04.40;
cows So G3.4O.
Hogs-Receipts 9119; shipments. 1896 The
market opened l0c higher closing strong with addi-
tional advance of 5c assorted 81. % GAO; heavy
and mixed. 81. 12l2 D425
Sheep-Receipts. SAB; shipments 261; fair to good
muttons, So. 1908 common to medium. 81 so az 25
EAST LIBERTY, July 21.-Cattle-The market
was active. firm and unchanged. Receipts, 81 head:
shipments 1S6 head. No shipments to New York
yesterday.
Hogs-The market slow and weaker; Phila.
delphias and Workers., $i6094.70. Receipts 500
head; shipments, $50 head Shipments yesterday to
New York. two car loads.
Sheep-The market active and shade higher
than yesterday. Receipts 3,4O0 head; shipments,
600 head
CHICAGO July 21.-The Drove-s Journal reports:
Cattle-Rscepts, q, 200; shipments, 1000. The
market generally weaker: shipping steers 81 20
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and richly robed one in deepest wine Theirs
are pink and white flowers that mimic the form
and color of Lady Washington geraniums: any
number copy the butterfly fashions One gay
little gypsy haunts jacket of scarlet and petit
coat OF yellow, while beside il mods a somber-
petaed flower brown as an oak-leafin November
Queer copper hued blossoms call to mind tina
1oli from button cards which children call gold
money" Spotless white beauties hover
over Their plants like great snowy
get the sunset glow on Pelham hills
among their delicate shades of violet This
sounds fanciful, but it is hardly a hint of the
glorious sight that made fairly hold our
breath and then let 1t go into long sigh of SAT-
lsfactlon, 1T is magic!" l exclaim to the owner.
mo" he replies, with quiet smile sit is cu1ti-
vatlon And l. acquiesce meekly, Yes that
works all the miracles nowadays" You who ara
flower lovers probably know all about the guar
dian of these wonder-chidren and how he cher
ishes them until they have lived their fragrant
life and left its ashes, their seeds for part paw
ment on his rent roll Then you will not open
your eyes as / did mine-not wide as the pan
sizes for they are three inches in diameter some
times-when / tell you that beside the Is 900
panSy plants there are so 900 aSters 30 600 phlox
and 90 600 pinks besides smaller qantities or
plants less suited to this climate.
you must do a great business, venture, re-
specially, watching the long, deft brown
fingers moving among the musings with tho
mixture of familiarity and gentleness which
nature gives the touch of her scientific sons II
employ from six to fifteen men all of the time
Pansy seeds, you know, must be gathered every
week. Ten years ago had 200 orders in year
for seeds. Now my orders are from 100 to 500
day" You importl" From Germany,
France and England. They used to think We
could not raise flower seeds in America. We
have proved that we can raise some varieties
better here" who are we, pleased" Some
in Rochester besides Wick two Or three on Long
Island few in Pennsylvania and a few West
But seed growing is comparatively new in this
country.
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1ND11NAPOT1S JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY,,

Reeeipts-Flour 1890 brls; wheat 1885 bu; bar
ley, 575 bu. Shpments-Flour. 1896 bris; wheat
81, 800 bu barley, none.
BALTIMORE, July 21-Wheat- Western lower
closing dull No winter red, SPOT, "a O95 l4c July
"a 12 a 80 Ice: August 95l2096c; September. 9S34
90 lee; October, $40 l2@102 Corn-Western steady
and dull mixed spot S4e bid August 51sa
39c; Western mixed, 36037c. Provisions steady
and fairly active Other articles unchanged. Re
ceipts-Flour, SIP brls; wheat. 10000 bu; corn. z,
600 bu; oats 5000 bu; rye 400 Du. Ship
ments-Flour 900 brls; rye 600 bu.
LIVERPOOL, July 20.-Cotton fat; middling up
lands 3 7-l6d; midling Orleans. 5lod sales, 5000
bales INCLUDING 500 for speculation and export
and $500 bales of American. Breadstufs-Wheat
quiet but steady holders offer moderately receipts for
the past three days 2"1 900 ceEtais including %
.oo American. Corn-Receipts of American corn
Tor the past three days 49, 100 centas. Cheese
Fine American AIS Cd per cwt.
LOUISVILLE. July 21.-Cotton weak; mddling
lOlec. Grain steady. Wheat-No. 2 long berry 96c
No: 2red, 95c. Corn-No. 2 mixed, Soc No.
white, SOC. Oats-No. 2 mixed 35c. Provisions
steady and unchanged Bacon-Cear-rib sides 8. SOC
clear sides &c; shoulders 475c. Bulk meats-Clear
rib sides &c: clear sides 650c; shoulders &c Mess
pork, 5000. Hams-Sugarcured, 9120 lOc- Lard
Choice leaf. S.25c.
TOLEDO, July 21-Wheat dull and easier No
red cash July. 94c August. 81 lac; September
95l 2c: October 96Ac; No soft 81 Corn quiet
and steady; No 2, cash or July 49c; August, 4Bisc
asked; September 4S l4c asked. Oats steady; No =
cash, 33c; August, 26slc; September, 26lac. Re
ceipts-Wheat 3 600 bu; corn. 5000 blu. Ship
ments-Wheat, ZOO; oats 1000 bu.
DETROIT, July 81. Wheat steady; No. 1 white,
971oc cash and July; 97l2c bid August No red,
81 cash; 93lec asked August; ST 00l4 bid September
4 800 bu. Corn dull; No. 2 47l2c cash and July
Oats irmer; No. white, $50 bid No q SAC cash and
July.
KANSAS CITY, July 21.--The Daily Indicator re
ports: Wheat lower cash, 7Slec bid, SOC asked Au-
gust, SOC bid, 80l4c asked; September, 93083loc.
Corn lower; cash, 35loc asked; August 80 loc bid
Boise asked September, $500 bid, 36l4c asked
Oats nominal; 25c asked.
NEW ORLEANS, July 21.-Oats frmer: choice
Western, 4104Sc. Lard frmer at 6.S71oc. Bran
easier at 9Oc. Other articles unchanged.
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The Jobbins Trade.

CANNED GOODS.
Tomatoes. Two-pound cans 7509Oc: Y-pound
9Oc0Sl 40. Peaches-Standard. 3-pound, 81 90 %
200; 3pound seconds $1.4O0 L. go 2 pound stand
ard 81 3O01. LAO. Corn-Revere. 81. 10; McMurray
1925 al 80 Blackberries1 Fwo,Pound, zoe 10;
ard 2pound 81. 90 %. so; second, do 1925 @1.35;
cove OYSTERS 1-pound fuweight 81 .O5 10; light
So 065c; 2pound, full $l.S001.95; light, $l.05
peas marrowfat 75c0S1. 20 01.90 small S2@
225; Holsters. 81 $50 190 red cherries, 500 SOC;
gooseberries, 9OG95c.
COAL AND COKE
Anthracite coal Sc ~ ton; Pittsburg coal $50 ~
ton; Blossburg coal So 25 y tom Raymond City coal
So so ~ tom block coal 81. so ~ tom block nut So
p ton; Jackson coal, SD y ton; Jackson nut, 81 Is
a. ton; Piedmont coal So charcoal 15c ~ bush;
connelsville coke. $15c " bush; crushed coke Zoe
y bush, or So so p load; gas coke, &c p bush. or
So rs ~ load.
Alcohol, So. 2003.3O; asafetida, 3O035c; alu m
405c; camphor, 2503Oc; cochineal 5O055c; CHI 10
reform sossSe soP ps 6r geoso
genuine, 80 04Oc; magnesia, carb, 2oz., 3O@
morphine P. & W. y ounce, So. IS; malder,
I20 4e: OIL castor, y gal, 81. 80 Obs OIL berga-
mot y b. S27503; opium Si5O0475; quinlne
P. & w. p ounce 75080c; balsam copaiba go
075c; soap CASTLE FRI, 1201oc; Soda bicarb., 4ls
06c: salts epson. 4 a De; sulphur -four, 406c; salt
peter, $4,000; turpentine. 80 4oc giycerine, 200
BIC; odide potass $3. 90 03. 25 bromide potass 40
a45c; chlorate potash, 20022c; borax, 130l5c;
cinehonida, 80 O35c.
Ous-I.inseed oil raw 5O052c " gallon; Boiled
So a55c: coal OIL legal test 9014c bank. 60 %
Csc; best straits 65c Labrador, 60c West Virginia
lubricating 20 630c; miners, 65c. Lard Ols-No.
/ SO D65c; do. extra SO 072l9c.
WHITE LEAD-Pure, &c; lower grades 405c-
DRY GOODS.
PRINTs-Albions, solid color 5lac; American
fancy 5lac; Aliens fancy, 5loc; Aliens dark sligo
Allen pink, &c: Arnolds, &c; Berlin solid co0rs.
5iac Cocheco &c; Conestoga 5lac; Dunnells, sligo;
Eddystone &c; Gloucester, DC; Hartel, 5l9c; Har-
mony SCI Hamilton, &C. Greenwich, 5l9c; Knicker-
bocker Slac: Mallory pink &c; Richmond &c.
brown Observation-Disclosures A, 7c: Boot G. &c;
Agswam, +, Sc; Bedford r, 4l9c; Augusta, 5lec;
Boot AL 6l2c; Continental G, 6lac; Dwight Star.
7lac Echo Lake, &c; Graniteyiie. EE &c; Lawrence
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Horse Points of Practical Value.

National Live Stock Journal.
AS regards the neck, it's peculiarities mainly
minister to the fancy, and while the points
touched upon are not necessarily keys to the
breeding of the animal, the neck, to consider
able degree. is. While the neck may be said to
be merely a flexible member, placed between
the shoulders and the head for the purpose of
carrying the latter and enabling the horse Co
see the way clearly to the right and left and
reach the ground or the branches overhead for
food, that part TO which it attaches at its bass,
the shoulder, cuts very important figure In
the horses value and durability, matter
what character of service he is assigned to. AS
is well known to most persons the more up
right shoulder is preferred for draft, because
theforce is required to be expended In a forward,
horizontal direction, while the slanting shoulder
throws the force of the exertion upon the lower
part, or shoulder point Hence, if a horse is Sc
lected with a slanting shoulder, and put to draw
ing loads, it will be found that the horizontal
effort will throw the lower portion of the collar
upward against the lower portion of the neck,
pressing upon the windpipe, creating distress
in breathing. But for road work, speeding, or
for the saddle, matter how worthy the aai-
NAL may be in other respects, the upright
shoulder prevents efficient service, and it mat
tiers not how attractive the horse may be In
other ways, he cannot put himself into form
that s prevented by his makeup, nor show a
swinging gait and good reach, likenng mis-
foreleg TO pendulum, with this restricted In
its movements, because not swinging freely for
ward and back, at its upper attachments
In selecting horse for hard driving, or for
use under the saddle it should be borne in
mind that the greater the angle represented by
the position of the scapula, or shoulder blade,
giving obliquity to the shoulder, the less is the
conclusion put upon the shoulder under violent
exertion, because the less upright the shouiear
is and the less the force is applied directly In
the line of bone and muscles, the less spring and
elactcity there in that direction. After
passing upon the shoulder of the horse, it is we'll
to look between the forelegs, at their attachment
with the shoulder In selecting q horse for any
purpose other than draft a very wide breast
should be avoided, for IN most cases horse
with this formation will paddle when he trots
"a defect which should should consign him TO
slow draft. For active service the breast should
not be over medium width, and the forelegs
should be reasonably close together. Between
the forelegs and close up to the body the space
should be SO filed with muscle as to form
pointed arch, rather than TO show wide space
as in the case of the draft horse An arm WIDE
at its junction with the shoulder, rendered SO by
| full development of muscles on the rear and
vanterior portion of the arm, should always Do
sought, for the opposite formation 10 always
attended by want of precision, power and ACTIVITY
in the movements of the forelegs
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An Acre of Pansies.
correspondence Boston journal.


But to speak of poetry is to call up picture
we saw this morning, four miles east from Am
herst as the crow flies Nestled among rocks
and unevenness hardly high enough to be called
hills and in singular contradistnction to the
uncultivated fields about it, and the young
growth of scrubby forest trees, lies flower
garden ten acres in extent. One whole acre is
devoted to pansies. Row after row it stretches
in brilliant lines like broken rainbows showing
every tint and every combination of tints that
can be named or imagined. There are all the
old favortes, purple and yellow, and white and
velvety black; but beside and around them range
thousands of new and, to me. unknown sisters
There are blossoms fresh and clean looking as
new calicoes in stripes and spots of blue and
white; others with the quaint pink and gold
tints we used to see on grandmother's china;
others still streaked with a crimson like that
which stains the bright cheek OF a winter apple.
There are royal follows in mauye and lavender,
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Cotton.

NEW YORK July 21.-Cotton firm and unchanged
futures closed firm; July lO.O1c; August. 1O.O1c;
September, 8 89c; October, 9.73c; November, 9.69c
December, 9.7Oc; January 8 nc; February, 9:97c;
March, 9SSc April. 10. 0Sc; May 10 1Sc. The Post,
in its cotton review says: in consequence of de-
mand for covering, future deliveries advanced to-day
up to 2:15 P. M, ls100Gl4-lOOc. tine third call
1000 bales of September were bought at 1850; 400
bales of October at ore and 100 bales at 9.71c;
100 bales November at 9.GSc, 700 bales December
at 9;69c 100 bales January at 976c, and 600 bales
April at Zoe. July held at loose; August, Toe;
February, 9.98c March, 9.99c May, 1O.1Sc. Flu
lures closed firm. Sales of the day, la 600 bales.
GALVESTON, July 21-Cotton quiet and un-
changed; net and gross receipts, bales; Sales n
bales stock hand $40 bales
NEW ORLEANS, July 2l.-Cotton dull and nom,
ina net and gross receipts, 1923 bales; sales, 200
bales stock on hand 90 1873 bales
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-Cotton nominal; middng,
1Oc sales, none; receipts, 80 bales; shipments, 4lO
bales stock on hand, 5000 bales.
MEMPHIS, July 21-Cotton Quiet middng,
1Oc; receipts, 30 bales shipments, 1879 bales; stock
hand, 7,5O6 bales; sales, 70 bales.
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, July 2l-5 P. M.-Government bonds
--Consols, SO ZIG for both money and ac-
count United States bonds, fours, 125;
United States bonds, four-and-a-halfs, 115a.
Railroad bonds-Atlantic & Great Western
Grsts, 1899; Canadian Pacific, 146!; Erie frsts'
1861; Erie seconds, 500 Illinois Central, 1921
Mexican ordinary, 2399; Milwaukee Il St. Paul
common, S0s New York Central, 81; Pennsyl
vania Central. 1872; Reading 1917.
The Bank of England gained 100000 on bal
ance to-day.
PARIS, July 9Th rec per cent rentes closed
ut 8lf &c for account
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.--Wool market firmer;
Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia double extra
and above, 32034c coarse, 20 SOC; medium I'M
washed combing and deaines 2l025c;
washed combing and delaines, 22l2024 Valley Ore
gon coarse, 2O021c; New Mexico and Colorado fine,
1502Oc; medium, 1502Oc.
BOSTON July 2l.-Demand good and market
quite firm; Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces 80 D37c
for extra, and 32034c for double extra and above;
Michigan extra fceces 28c Michigan fine deaines,
80 037c; Ohio, 34c; pulled woods, 2o030c for good
and choice superines.
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, July 2l-Flour was dull and
declining; receipts, 1886 brls; exports, 1868
brls; sales, $500
Wheat-Receipts, sc, 200 blu; exports, 1l0,07A
bu; spot and options lower, closing steady; sales,
2 720, 600 bu futures, las, 000 bu spot No. 2 Chi
cago, 90 a 95sc afoat; No. 2 Chicago 73c, f. o. b..
No 2 Milwaukee, 94c, afoat; No. Northwest
We; No. hard, c. f. and l., $l0ls; ungraded
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK July 21.-With the mercury at 100
degrees in the shade there has ben very fair vol
ume of new business to-day. Buyers present in
full force and all Indications point to steady i'm
proving demand as the advances. The exports
of domestic cotton for the week have been 5 bales
for the expired portion of the year total of
last year, being increase of 20, 1873 packages,
at the rate of "a. 80 per cent.
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LIVE STOCK.
Steady Market for Cattle, with No Material
Change in Prices.

7.
CATTLE--Receipts, 100; shipments, 80. Re-
ceipts light: but little doing Market steady.
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July II, So
July lS, So:
Dec. past week
Inc. past week