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TRADE I'm GENERAL.
Quotations at ST. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

81. LOUIS, July 26.-Flour dull an uncha nged
Wheat active and higher. The market opened easy
lac more before the CALL when prices strengthened
when weak feeling developed, and prices fell off
finishing lac higher than Saturday; No 2 red, cash
74lsci August. 70 7s075 lsc closing at 74Ssc Sep.
TENDER 76077Acs closing at 5sc; October $50
794c closing at $3.50 Corn active and very strong
and al 16c higher than Saturday; No. mixed cash
TENDER 3sls0S9l4c, closing at 3Sc bid; October
CASH August 2Se mG
October, 26asc. Rye steady at Sic. Barley--No
market Lead dull ana weaker; refined and chemi.
snS Ess
about steady at 506o Flaxseed easier at 1890
Rrap firm at a6s &c Corn;mea strong at 81 30
changed. Provisions duh and generally easier Pork
5000. Lard, 6.25c. Bulk meats loose lots
easier; long clear, g. 1oc; short ribs. 6.2oc short
clear, .35c boxed lots unchanged Bacon easy; long
clear, 6.9507c short ribs, 6.90c; short clear 7.10c
br wheat Sa eorn' 5u, 0 osts
Flour, 10000 brls wheat, 1000 Blu; corn 5000
bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye. 1000 buS barley none
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-Flour firm; Ohio
Indiana, st. Louis and southern Illinois, $4. ESQ
bakers $35094.75; Minnesota patents, $3.50
RIO Wheat quss psjsssd Fus track 75gnc
Spot frm No. mixed, track and grain depot, 47lac;
No. yellow. track and grain depot, 49c No.
mixed. track, 4S04Slac futures quiet; No. mixed,
46346l4c; October, 4eA049 Oats-Spot firm:
No. white. 39ia0 40l2c; No. 2 white Ale; futures
dull, No. 2 white July, 4Oaa041c. August, 3340
36cj September, 34i2035c October, 3412035c.
Provisions firm aud in good demand. Pork-New
mess, $11.75012; new mess prime. $11011.5O;
mess family. $12.75013 Hams-Smoked per
ID, 13914l4o. Lard-Refned. 707 25c; refined
steam, $500. Butter in good demand for fine goods;
creamery extra, 19a20ci Western dairy extras, lao
loci Western good to choice, 9012c. Eggs firm,
fresh 14014iac. Cheese quiet and easy; Ohio flats
choice, 7140 7iac; Ohio fats fair to prime, 607c.
Petroleum quiet 10 Abel test In brls 67sc Receipts
Flour, 2, 900 brls, wheat, so 900 bu; corn 600
bu oats, 5000 bu. Shipments-Wheat 10 600 Blu;
corn, II. 600 bu, oats, 1000 bu.
CINCINNATI July 26-Flour in light demand;
family. &3s4003.65i fancy, $3.7003.90. Wheat
dull No. D red. .z5la076c; receipts. $4,000 bu;
shipments, $4,000 bu Corn strong No. Q mix ed,
Ale. Oats in fair demands No. 2 mixed, new 20 iac.
Rye dull and lowerj No q 55iac. Pork-Dsmand
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HIGHT at sIO.121z Lard steady at 6.15c Bulk
saCg SiS a .ss.a2 sesuld ws, q sesrs p
Of SO brls finished goods On the basis Of 81 OF.
Butter ia moderate demandl extra creamery, 210
22cs prime to choice dairy, l0D12c Sugar easieri
hard refined, 6l90744c; New Orleans 6163fc. Lin
seed oil stronger, 400A2c Eggs ia light demand at
&c. Cheese qniet and firm; prime 70 choice fiat
BALTIMORE, July 26.--Wheat--western lower
and active, No. q Western winter red, spot, $50
S314c August 82% 883c; September, 80 3sO635sc
Corn--Western, easier and dull Western mixed. spot
and August, 45l4045i9c. Oats-Western white 80
O4Ie; Western mixed 37039c. Receipts-Flour,
1882 brls wheat TIA 900 bu corn. Is 500 Blu;
bats a, 500 bu; rye, 1900 bu. Shipmenrs-Flour,
1O45 brls wheat 1877 900 bu; corn, 80 500 bu.
Sales-Wheat. S94, 900 bu corn, 4,202 bu.
TOLEDO, July 26.-Wheat weak and lower; cash,
76l4c August tie; September, 1885, October, soc.
Corn steady; cash and August 42c; September 46lsc
Oats nominal. Cover-seed easy cash. Sc. 25. Re
ceipts--Wheat, 268, 600 blu; corn j, 600 Blu. Ship
ments--Wheat "a, 800 blu; corn, 1000 bu.
, DETROIT July 26.-Wheat easy; cash white
ice; cash Michigan red 7614c No. red 76l4c;
1850 August; 1880 September; S014c October;
ceipts $50 400 bu. Corn, Ale; receipts, f. 600 bu.
Oats-Nothing doing receipts, $500 Blu.
LIVERPOOL, July 26.-Cotton quiet and I'M
changed; sales, 5000 bales including 900 bales for
speculation and export and 600 bales American.
Wheat steady but demand poor; holders offer freely.
Corn steady and demand fair.
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, July 26.--The Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly review of the British grain trade,
says: large acreage Of the best cereal crops
has been damaged by rains. The supplies of
native wheats are much restricted, causing val
ues to improve 6d01s. The sales OF English
wheat during the past week were 27,294 quar-
tors. at Bis Sd, against 80, 254 quarters, at 33s
Year. Flour is steady Foreign wheats
are lifeless. Buyers do not show the slightest
anxiety as regards the future. The prices Of
American red Nheats favor buyers. There were
eleven erriyals and five sales. Two cargoes
were withdrawn and four remained. one Of
which was American. At to-day's market wheat
was slow and prices were not improved. English
-four was scarce and prices were against buyers
Foreign -four was dull and neglected. Ameri-
can corn was Sd dearer. Round corn was steady,
but prices were no dearer.
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sailed 16e Damaged, one-thira al the above prices
SHEEP SKTNs--3Oc0$ 20.
TALLow-Prirne 3D3iac.
GREASE Brown, 2i2c; yellow, 2sic; white 3i2c-
OIL CAKE.
Oh cake and oil meal. 900 Ds $40; 1000 MS,
$50. Bags and drayage extra
PRODUCE
BUTTER-Creansryf fancy, l5s2oc; choice country,
BEEswAx-Dark 18c; yellow, 2Oc
EsG&-9c. loss off.
FEATHERS-Prime geese 45c 44 m; mixed duck ~
PouIrRY-Hens, slec young chickens, shippers
paying &c ID for small and Zoe for large ROSTERS,
4e; ducks, &c " 10; geese; $3.50 " doz for full
featAered $500 for young or picked; hen turkeys,
7c U 10; toms. DC ~ ID.
WooI--Medium, 23N24c; onefourth blood, 210
&c; braid, S02lc; bury, Cotswold and black, %
1Oc less. equote prices on farmers LOTS on large
lots slightly higher prices are paid
PR0vIsI0Ns.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime lard 6. soc; short ribs,
6.4Oc; sweet-pickled shoulders. none ia market;
sweet-pickled short-clear sides, 65sc hams 1880
lie
JoBBrNe PRrcEs-Smoked Meats-Sucar-cured
20 TBS average, 11$c % to 25 ibs average IL l9c;
light. 10 lbs average 13i4c; 121e lbs average. 13c
cured breakfast bacon. 1Ol4e sugar-cured breakfast
bacon S140914c; English shoulders 7ls07aie: dried
beef, 14017l9c Bacon. clear sides light or medium
weight, SC; bellies, light medium weight &c. backs
light or medium weight 7atc. Dry-saited and Picked
-English-cured clear sides tunsmoked). 71ac
backs or bellies (unsmoked) 7l2c clear pork p bp
200 fts $11; ham pork ~ brl 200 lbs, $11; choice
corned beef ~ brl 200 lbs S13; do homeless rolled
y brl 200fbs, SO. Lard-Pure leaf, ketterendered
chilled 7i9c; do winter, 7s4c; also. in q brls and
Sob tubs. ssc advance price of tierces; 2O-tb
pals. Sac advances 5O-ib in 100 ID cases. lec ad
vance 20-fb in S0tb cases, lac advance; l0-ib
in 60 ID cases, lec advance; 5fb cans in Cob
cases. 5sc advance; 3fb cans In 6O-fb cases. ac ad.
vance. Lard Oil-Pure extra winter strained, in
terces, " gal, 52lac; do No. 1. 42l2c.
SEEDS.
Prime clover, $5.5006 ~ bu; prime timothy,
$202.25 W bu extra clean blue grass, 81
IL y bu red top, 75c0$1 ~ bu; orchard grass,
$2.5O02.75 ~ bu; German mlet. 81. % W bu;
common millet. 81 " bu; buckwheat, 81. 2501 so ~
Blu; haxseed selected, $l.1O01 40 ~ bu seed rye,
0Oc " Blu.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Beeves- Receipts, $50
carloads for the market 72 carloads for eSporta-
pas ana % IUr an a.
common and middle grades, with no prospect of a
clearancei native steers $4.40@5.6O per 100 lbs,
o475; grass ss';TI Texans s4444o - ' '"''''' : -
Sheep and 1ambs-Receipts "a carloads. Market
dull and depressed closing weak at declinestrong
sheep 1906 per 100 lbs; lambs, 81. so 06; general
sales, $37504.75 for sheep, and $4750575 for
lambs.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850. small number of State
hogs changed hands alive at SIS 05 1919 per 100 lbs
and good Western would sell at 5.25@5.4o.
no cHo a JRy 2sgAs Zoo pr sSn. Journal
$50 to 1900 lbs So. go 05 10; stockers and feed.
ers, So. 35 04.50; cows, bulls and mixed, $500
$40; bulk, $2.25S3.75; through Texas cattle
1e1 Washington steers ], 16O lbs, 1878
Hogs-Receipts, 18, 500; shipments, 600. Mar
at s strong rough ID and missa sSt e. a sssng
s sIlt I sasoSs4. Is. '~'-'' AsA@ '4'o
$500 shpm sa sS %.s Market
03.4O; Texans, $17503.l0
Prices defined os5o sao, s1t Moadsg
Good to choice shipping. 81 eo95 common to fair,
1925; native stockers lower at SO 04.5O.
Shesp-Receipts, 5000. Prices declined Is a 25c
inferior to fair $2.50Q3; fair to good, $50. rs
5375. Lambs declined 15025c; good to choice,
So. 2535.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1925 Prices declined 5D1Oc:
light pigs, SD. do 03 5O selected Workers., $4.700
400, selected medium weights So. 9O@5
KANSAS CITY, July 26.--The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Catte-Receipts, $50; shipments,
none. Market about steady; good to choice. $40
A. co. common to medium, xG3. so O3. go; stockers
and feeders, $2.4003.25; feeders, 81 003. 40;
cows. 81. 5O0 3; grass Texas steers, So. 6003.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 41O, shipments Choice
Sc higher others steady; good to choice, 81. $50
4 so; common to medium $4,000 60.
Sheep--Receipts, 219; shipments none. Market
quiet; good to choice, $24003 common to medium.
$15O0225.
ST. LOUIS, July Observation-Disclosures 1000;
shipments 1000; market slow and Zoe lower; good
to choice shipping 81. 90; comm on to fair $4
64.5O; butcher steers, $3.5O04.40; cows and heif-
ers. So. 2503, so; through Texans, So. 2503.75.
active and 501Oc higher on good hogs; common
grades dull; butchers and best heavy packing, 81 go
04.95; mixed So. 35@4;7o; light, $4.4004.75.
sheep.-:Receipt, 1000; shipments: 800; market
BALTIMORE, July 26 Beef Catt!e-The market
was slow and prices shade lower; receipts .4S4:
sales 1850; best beeves 5O53sc; first quality
4la05c; medium 3ls041ec; ordinary, 2ia03c:
most sales were from 3 04ac.
Hogs-Receipts, 1925; full supply and fair to
good demand; quotations. 614O634c
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, 1916; sheep, 2la0
414c; lambs, 305l2o.
EAST LIBERTY, July &c. attle-Receipts. g..
$685. shipments. 1896. The market was active and
shade higher than last sn weeks opening prices
market firm: Peiladelphias, $5.10O5. 20; York.
DIS D0' s"''''' anu '0--i0n 94''o@
market was slow and shade off from last week.
CINCINNATI. July -Hogs-AFarket firm. com.
mon and light, 81. 2004.90; packing aud butchers
$460O5; receipts, j, $50; shipments, 6IS.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Week Opens with Quiet Markets-Ouo-
tations Mainly Unchanged.

INDIANAPOLIS, July rs.
The week opens without any special feature in
the markets. Trade in all departments is quiet
There is light asserting trade in dry goods,
rather above the average for this season of the
year. but the bulk of the purchases for the fall
trade will not be made for some time yet Quo
tations, in the main. have not been advanced by
our jobbers, but the tendency is in that direc-
ton, and late purchasers are likely to pay a
higher range of prices for their goods Manu-
facturers of staple goods are well sold up, and
the bulk of them in advance CT production.
Western manufacturers Of WOODEN goods
are not filing orders at the old figures. Gro
eeries continue steady. There is absolutely no
change in quotations or the general condition
of the market In eggs and poultry there is no
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Figures Showing the Amount of Grain in
Sight and In Store I'm America.

Figures Showing the Amount of Grain in
Sight and I'm Store I'm America.
CHICAGO, July 26-The following shows the
visible supply of grain in the United States and
Canada on July "a, 1886. with increase or de-
crease compared with the previous week:
Wheat, 49, 1877. 444 blu. an increase of 2,94s, 40
oo1n ~ sas S Of ans z no bu
rye, 301 234 bu an increase of So 174 bu; barley,
213, 97S bu, decrease of 6261 bu.
The statement of the visible supply of grain
on July "a, as compiled at the New York Pro-
duce Exchange, shows:
Wheat. 81. los, 406 bu an increase of 2, 95S, S44
corn. 9,449, $50 bu, an increase of 1872 400; oats
1,SO6815 bu. decrease of 247, S89; rye, 299, 1872
bu, an increase Of S7,675; barley 162, 916 blu, a
decrease of n, 505.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS.
An Unsettled Feeling Causes Only a
Fair Degree of Activity in Wheat.
The Chief Interest Centers in Corn, Which,
After Many Fluctuations, Closes One Cent
Higher than the Figures Of Saturday.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.

Railway Bonds Dull but Generally Firm
Stocks Dull but Steady.
NEW YORK, July 26. Money on call was
easy at 202a per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 405 per cent.
Sterling exchange was lower; actual rates,
81 IS! for sixty-day bills, and $4.S7 for demand.
The total sales of stock to-day were 152, 8O8
shares, including the following: Delaware, Lack
awanna q Western. S.O4O; Erie. 1Oa25 Lake
Shore, SOTO; Louisville & Nashville, 4,085;
Northwestern, $500; New York Central, 7,137;
Northern Pacific. IL LILO; Reading, 1925 st.
Paul, 1865; ST. Paul & Omaha 1922; Texas Pa
cifc, 22725; Western Union, 4,715 Northern
Pacific preferred, 1854.
Government bonds were quiet but strong, and
the tours are quoted higher.
State bonds were dull but strong for the issues
dealt in.
Railroad bonds quiet and generally firm; sales
81, 100000. There was somewhat better dis
tribution Of sales, without any specially con-
spicuous ISSUE the Texas Pacifcs being quiet.
Final prices generally show advances, but in q
very few cases for more than fractions. 1ndi-
al IA; Louisville g Nashville, ST Louis division
SECONDS, q, at %, NoFiOtk % W6hberu Ssu6Rhl
sizes, g. st 106; Texas & Paci6c3. at 48.
The stock market to-day was dull one, al
most barren Of news, and With very little life ex.
Cept 10 Northern Pacific. Texas Pacific, Reading
and Consolidated Gas, in which special causes
contributed to make these usually quiet stocks
active. IN the case Of the grangsrs the late dis
cquraginR uttefAncss Of gentemsp propainent 10
the Chicago party has had deserrlng effect
upon speculation ip those stocks. Advicgs from
Philadelphia to-day stated tkat the sale of lands
by the Northern Pacific had been arranged, And
Fhmors in regard to the contest for con-
trol of the latter company we're given color
By thu activity and strength in the common
stock A story was set Aaoas, early In the
morning, that rival to the Consolidated GAG
Company was to be established Ia this city, and
the stock was weak In the early dealings. but
later the decision by Attorney general O'Brien,
ia favor Of the company, was announced, which
started buying movement In the stock aud
lifted it nearly per cent. The opening this
xhoEpinR was Strong, irss prices showing ad
vaRces ranging from to per cent, Tie latter
ig Reading The market Showed some activity
In the early trading and slight declines were
established, except in Norshefp Pacific, but be-
fore noon duiness reigned and prices rallied. A
dull and fairly steady market succeeded, which
pqntinued nntdi tho last hour, when decided
Upward turn took place, the market finally clos
lpg firm at about the best figures Of the day.
The net result Of the days transactions is ad-
vances Of small fractions for most of the active
lisb while Consolidated Gas is up Il per cent.
Closing Quotations were:
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at tn
Two Great Centers.

NEW YORK, July 26-Flour-Receipts, TO-
O69 bSls; exports, 1925 brls and rs, 722 sacks;
dull and easy. Sales, $500 brls
Wheat-Receipts, 15s, 500 bu; exports. 90, 327
bu. Spot lots ac lower, with less doing; options
rather easier, afterwards ruled stronger, and ad-
vanced ale, closing with slight reaction; sales,
a, 800, 900 bu futures and $4,000 bu spot and to
arrive; No 2 spring, s5ac; No. ] hard. $50 in
store, sole delivered; Canada spring. 83c; un-
graded red, T9as5ac; unaraded red, e., f. and H..
s62 o e5c; No red s24 % s23c; steamer No. 2 red,
6zacl No red, S4s 0s4sc in elevator, 85i 5000
deIiyeRed; No ] red, Gle; No. l white. 90c; No.
red, August, e4sW SAFE, closing at SAC; Septem-
ben. e4s q s51c, closing at S5sc; October, $50
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quetahIs shapge, though the market Is very
dull. In the fruit and vegetable market there
is nothing nav, as the receipts today were
very light and very little business was doing.
GRAIN
Wheat continues its downward course, closing
in the local market 10 below the closing figures
OF Saturday. Corn maintains lis strength,
while oats are decidedly weak. The new crop
is grading badly, which has demoralized the
market somewhat The closing bids on Change
were.
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OIL CITY, July EDUCATIONAL Transit certificates
opened at 66ssc; highest 66izc lowest 66lsc closed
at 66lec. Sales a. 260 900 brs; clearances, q O40-
900 brls charters "a, 126 brls; Shipments 112 $50
brls runs. none.
NEW YORK July 26.-Petroleum exceedingly
duh; opened at66ssc highest, 66l2c; lowest 66lec,
and closed at 66lec. Sales, 778, 200 brls.
PITTSBURG, July 26.--Petroleurn stea5s and firm;
National Transit certificates opened at 66ssc closed
at 66l4c; highest 663sc; lowest, 66l4c.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, July 26.--C. L. Green s. Co.'S report
on cotton futures says: There break of some
10 points with the feeling still tame at the decline
Long cotton was unloaded with much freedom.
NEW ORLEANS July 26.--Cotton firm; middling,
9 $780, low middling 11-16c; good ordinary. 91ec;
net and gross receipts 288 bales; sales 1000 bales;
stock, 16 SOB bales.
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK July 26.-As a whole the movem emit
was of good proportions with well-preserved de-
mand for all styles of wooden goods but quiet
for cottons Print cloths very firm at 3asc for ga
squares.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-27

There is no strawberry so fine as the old field
strawberry, but the blackberry and raspberry
are not only increased in size but improved in
flavor by clean culture and liberal manuring.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-27
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