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GrsIu aud prp,I.Ion.,

CHICAGO, H., July I.-sIOdIys action in
wheat was the reverse OF yesterdays. Prices
opened steady, aud the first move was a
gain OF cent In selling Tor the reaction
the crowd evidently oycrdil the thing and
there wa an upturn In prices which re.
gained most of The loss before noon, and on
"a second bulge, later price, went sew
crll points above the closing quotations
last night The early selling today was
continuation Of that late yesterday, when il
was thought that the foreigners were work.
iug the market. Some regard the bulge Of
Thursday too violent and the decline which
followed natural one. Gables were again
quite favorable. while GJUJo bushels were
exported, besides about half as much -four
from htlandc ports. The way IN which
July wheat IL held caused IL 10 sell at &c
prcuiun over August. Yesterday August
prices ranged from ~ 20 down To sOikc up
Ia ~ isc back tu slAsc, iup a. Size, aud on
the latter bulge advanced nearly ic nddi
tional to s2ac, returning 10 SIC a. soon rs
the little furry was Over. One cause for the
strungii WHz Hll.lahaw'- limit on the visible
aud invisible supply of wheat, which was Of
a bgllish character. Wheat closed for the
week strong anl at outside prices for the
season: july So Augush .f2aci September
Size.
Corn was quite strong during the greater
part II the session. There was a litile dip
10 price, from inc opening figures, when
wheat s0ld oil It., but the feeling was bulish
uu the conditions. and She closing prices
were nearly ic higher u,au yesterday. The
elements uf strength were the decrease Of
nearly l,wuuO bushels IN the local stock
Tor the week. the light receipts today and
the light .iimltc Tor Monday the good cash
demand. the light offerings and the pcrsis-
tent buying by q large local operator July
ranged NJ isikmHni.c closing AZ 5Oitc; An.
gust sold 90 lp'.c down g. 90 .gI0i.c, up 10
tD',c closing ut jn'Ec.
Oats attracted considerable attention be.
cause NJ Tire little squeeze iu July very sim
| liar a. ihc one last month The shorts werc
obliged lo buy, aud price, Tor the mouth
vent from 81. to 32Ac. closing at 81 &c.
Other future. were little changed.
Provisions were traded IN a. q moderate
extent and nn easier feeling prevailed, clos.
ing niles being az a decline 81 5M7i.c on
PORK BE- ON short ribs, hu' steady un lard.
| Offerings exceeded the demand. even shorts,
VIII" bought moderately yesterday, being In.
disposed to take hold.
The leading futures ranged n follows
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NEw York, July 7.-Coffee-Bra growth
was dull with spot prices entirely nominal
options dull but steady, opening at partially
10 points higher and closing steady at the
opening prices. Substitutes 1900 bags
including July, Sll.0O@l1.05 ; August, 5000
@lO05; September, $4,000 80; October
S9GO@9.6j; December, 81. 55@9. Gj; May, 50. 90
sugar-Raw strong fair refinery, 46c; C6'
test centrifugal, SIC; molasses, 4H@4Ac
refined strong and active; G, 53I6o5 i3-l6c
extra c, 6CH6Hc; white extra G, 6Hd61c
yellow, 5A@5Ac; Off A, G9Sc; mould A,
nc; standard A. CSC; confectioners' A,
G}sc; cut-loaf and crushed, SCI powdered
72sc; graduated, 7O0@7Isc; cubes, 73lM
19sc. Molasses-FirIn at 1870 bid for 50'
test. Rice-Quiet.
CHICAGO, H.. July 7.-On the Produce
exchange today butter was easier. Cream.
cry, l5tslSAc; dairy, H@l7c. Eggs-Quiet;
fresh candled, l4@iIIlc.
CINCINNATI, o., July .---Whsky--Steady;
sales al barrels finished goods on a basis OF
Slli. Duttor--Quiet Sugar-Steady Eggs
Dull at l2@l2l9c. Chccsc-Quiet.
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bu; corn, 10000 Blu; oats, 1900 bu; rye and
barley, none.
Shipments--Flour 6,0o0 brls; wheat,
loo bu; corn, 1000 bu; oats, 1000 bu; rye
and barley, none.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July 7.-Wheat-Steady;
No. soft, cash, sales at 72c; August, 71Xc
bid, 724o asked; September, 76c bid, nc
asked; No. red winter, cash, 7OIIc bid,
tic asked; August, 70I1c bid, Tic asked.
Corn-steady; No. 2 cash, Al nc bid, 1870
asked; August 42Hc bid, 1910 asked; Sep
TENDER, 43c asked; year, 43c asked No.
white, cash, 47I9c bid.
Oats-No, 2, cash, PIC bid; August sales
at 2OAc. Hay-New S.OO975 so; old, all
gone. Others, unchanged.
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IlFeastsfsm

CouS Mru-snndarl, ,lsi92 20 pearl,
tiiu roller. ~ iUa1 ~. steady.
bass 40 irAs- Navy beans, Sl55. me.
dium, t2D
oar Mr,L-.ln half brls 81 10 from store.
lLuun=Fmm Hturr, common, a. ~. fam.
ily H5i, chuicc, hn. fancy tlB. 81.
tu fancy AO1 patent, tuHJhgO. Quiet
tHA,EtHs..-Sodh. treble extra S.. ginger
snaps hatus'sC escorted iumblcs. i0Cli2c.
CEacErp Wnr,T-..lu hall brls, a. 10 IRON
tturr
HouSY Asb Gam Prom store, s32I
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H,Y--Cholce, from store. gSc3Si N. car
load. from leycc or depot sis hOtia o..
prime siorc, pfn2tr car load. from lcvcc
~ DEPOT N!.WglNn prairie from store,
Odiec, car load, from l,y,c or depot, 1900
OtiAUp
CnHN-Ffom store. white. CSC. mixed, Onc.
from lcycc of depot white In bulk. hsc. IA
sacks, Ole mixed, in huIk. DC Ia sacks, SOC.
BhAN-frum store, ,ly from levcc OF
depot titoCtit5O
OAu-From store white. CSC; mired, 45c
ffum leyee or depot, white Ina bulk, 90, IN
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Live Slock.

CHICAGO H., July THE Drorr's Jour
nal reports: Receipts, $500 head,
including 700 head Texas cattle; shipments
LOO. Market active, and best 8 TO Toe high
or; choice extra beeves, S5.00G0.30; common
10 good Si3p'd5.00; stockcrs and feeders,
dull; cows, bulls and mixed, Sl.sO@3. 40;
Texas cattle, Sl60d3i0.
llogs-Rcceipts, 5000 head; shipments,
b,OoO head. Market active, sc higher mixed,
S5.ditI5.00; heavy, S5.7O@597JE; light, $50
Gt6.s5.
Sheep-Reccipts 1000 head; shipments,
400 head. Demand good aud prices iirmer;
natives, inferior 10 fancy. SLG0d5.25; Tex
ans, s2.20d3.I0 lambs, zoo 10 $3.50 per head,
and s5.OOCJ5.75 per 100 pounds.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE


New York and eastern demand, par buy.
ing, 81 per 1900, premium selling New
Orleans, g. discount buying, 81 premium
selling Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louis
vile, demand par buying $50 per 5000
premium selling.
The total clcarings for the week show AZ
increase Of SsSl, O37.50 over the previous
week and an increase Of $3.50 1915 over the
corresponding time Of last year.
The local cotton market closed steady,
with sales 500 bales. At New Orleans spots
closed quiet and steady, with futures duh
bat steady, the old crop months going up
2 to points, and the new crop months to
points. Liverpool closed dull prices gen
orally in buyers favor, futures qiuet aud or
10 3points.
According 10 the Commercial Bulletin Of
Friday: Crop adyiccs generally continued
in good and improving form, and the annual
supply Of first bales has commenced, the
initial shipment being reported as made to-
day from Albany, Ga, and expected TO reach
here at the commencement Of the week"
The Liverpool correspondent of the Man
chester Guardian, in a lengthy review Of the
present position Of cotton, goes on 10 state
that "the situation Is not a little unusual
and peculiar The American crop is now
taken 10 be 100000 bales, which would
show roundly an increase over last year Of
5000 bales. We have not yet heard Of any
authority who has had the hardhood 10 as
tert that the spindlcs Of the world have in
creased In number within the last twelve
tnout1,g 20 "a suOigi,ut "a t.pt a., .ntu,uy ..,,.
sumo 100000 bales more than last year. Nor
are we aware that any one seriously sup
poses that IL Is possible for the spindlcs at
present existing 10 increase their productive
ness by that large quantity over the quantity
they consumed year ago. On the other
hand, the figures Of visible supply look
strong-somc think very strong-and those
who think them 20 have undoubtedly pa.
radcd them good deal and pcrtinaciously.
The market therefore, seems influenced
and affected by the apparent anon
oily OF an excess Of 10000 bales
American produced. which seems 20 have
largely disappeared from view. The circum.
stance on the face Of IL Is 10 strange as 20
have caused uncasincss, and 20 this uncasi.
ness the present renewed buying Of the spin
ner Is 10 be mainly attributed. The din,
Guilty would appear TO arise from the usual
uncertainty as 10 what stocks Of cotton spin
non hold. The trade has never furnished
any particulars on this important subject, ~
that not only Is Liverpool In tho dark, but
each spinner is also In the dark a. 10 the
stock held by all the rcst oi the trnde Look
ing a, the visible supply alone, 4, IL possible
10 get very bull calculating what the invisi.
bic stock 81 and, remembering we have 10
dispose Of $4,000 bales American more than
last year, II is possible 10 feel decidedly bear.
The market and the trade being more &C
customed TO look at visible supply than 10
consider supply on broad view or 10 con.
slider invisible supply, feels more or less un.
easy, and the result has been a slow harden.
Ing Of prices, which has brought middling
uplAnds up from 5-iCl 10 5,ld In eight
weeks"
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes In quotations were made on
The Merchants exchange lists today. Tn.
amount oi grain In store NJ the elevator is a.
follows Corn, M. s52 bushels oats, none
At New Orleans the sugar market continues
strong and all oncrngs hnd prompt sales.
The assortment Is limited and Irregular, open
kettles particularly being very scarce. Mo.
lasscs continues In iair request and steady
There has been NO change In the condition
Of the rice market. prices are steady aud scll.
crs are not unwilling 10 make further .on.
ccssions A. Ia the grocery trade, the New
York Commercial Builsfia states a. iollows
Probably sweets, aud especially sugars mn,
Ia the best position, but there 10 faith In oil
leading staple articles based upon actual
natural existing wants Coffee il somewhat
troubled by the speculative deal but buyer,
dn not r,t actual goods any cheaper, aud Il
h known that Of country trade lots In many
iohhcr must rcplcnish Ricc ishbout stead 5
and spices held a. before, but tcas f,maia
under morc or icss neglect"
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Cash quotations were ~ follows
fluur-firm, aud dealers inclined 90 hold
higher prices
No spring wheat $50 So No. 3 spring
wheat nominal. No. 2 rcd. s2isc; No. >
corn, Soa1',c No. = oats, J2a@3sisc, No. 2
ryc.h2c. No. harley, a. No. flaN seed,
IL No. prime timothy seed a. lOh245
rork-rcr barrel siJ iO6,i3hi. lard,
per tuJ lhs. q Oas2a i short rib sides
jluoscl s5.tA dry saltcd shoulders boxed
VI tnd05 short clear sides lboxcdl, $3.50
SIC.
RcccIpts-Fiour. ia0t9 brls wheat 22ooO
bu. corn. i3pGn hu. oats, 5000 bu, rye,
none. barley 900 bu,
smpmcnts-tlour. iSOdO brls. wheat, n,
GU bu. corn. $4,000 bu, oats, 2Oi,UOO bu,
rye, none, barley. none,
80. Louis. Mo-. July .-rFlour-unchang.
~. Mhcnt-A selling raid and several
other causes Knocked what down iGtilsc
early, but later there wptR rally ard rcoy.
cry aud prices closed sc above yesterday =
closing iur options. cash was lower NJ "a,
closing at ~. July closrt NJ sO'.c bid. Au.
gust 5phGtsOhc. ciusiufpr sO,sc bid. Sep.
tcmhcr. SOAGtSiAc, cIdsihg ~ NiAsc bid. De.
ccmber st'.aSst.c, closing at S,tc bid.
Com-lllghcr but undipg was very light,
cash, &c. July, i5ett7Jsc, closing at 4IiSc
bid. August closed at As bid, September,
4s'sc bid. year, 37dJ7Nc closing At 9Ihc.
Oats Firm. cash SJs.fBaoc' August, 22jsc'
September. 2gsc.
Ryc-Dull. No. 2, &c.
nnn--firm, az 0oc.
Corn Msal-Stcady, sos.
llay-.fifm and unchanged for high quail.
ties
Provisions Firm, but very quiet, and
only a small Job trade done az unchanged
prices Fork -. Higher az nASh Tor
hacon-Higher. shoulder 800 long tStS,
short ribs' A. 80, short cloars, $3.50
SO Hams, tii.co,al2ca
Rcccpis.-flour, 1000 bfls wheat, $1,000
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FISH ackerel half brls, No. /, 1925
No. 2 1918; lob kit, No. /, $1.l5; No. 2,
Sl.10, Dry herring, family, 25c per box.
FRESH MEATs--Choice beef, headquarters,
lOc; forcquarters, &c; second grade hind
quarters, &c; forequarters, 4c. Sheep, sc.
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo PRoDUcTs-steady; mess pork, Sl5.50
sugar cured hams, ll@l2c; breakfast bacon,
lOh@llL, bacon, clear rib sides, s%@gc;
bulk pork. clear sides, sL@sHc; clear rib
sides s@shc long clear 7H@Sc; shout
ders, Csc.
LARD-Tcs, Sc; half brls, SIC; kegs, SIC
choice kettle, gc steady.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT


Atnoon: Spot-Dull prices generally In
buyer, favor Sales, 1900 bales, Of which
American 6,GpO bales. Receipts 500 bales.
(which American 1909 halcs Closing quo.
ations were rs follows Ordinary, 4Ad.
good ordinary, 5i-lGd, low middling 3 Died,
good middlinf, 69.d. mddling uplands
D O.lCd, middling orleans, SD
quiet
The prices are given IN pence and Glths.
thus aus means 4O}Gil and 5.Ol means
5.l-Gid
Al Up m.-July. 53Ol buyers: July-Au-
gust 6.ail buyers August September. } PSI.
sellers, September October. 6isd. buyers.
5l3d, sellers. Noycm.
bcr.Dcccmbcr 5.ild, value. Dcccmbcr.lan-
vary, blid. sellers January February, 5.iid,
sellers, september 5.2sd. sellers.
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Ilnnschnid AnnniIc..

Arriu-Nonc In market except for ship
mcnt Dried apples 0'sm7i &c per III from
store. Dried peaches, Saos from store.
fEvlT--firm. Orange, none In market
Lemons, Si.up01j.jO per box, scarce. iirm and
tending higher. Bananas, SlOJg2.O per
bunch.
PIoEirs-Brls. So ~, half brls, 500.
Pur,roEs-l'irm; new, ~ 501g2.Op per brl.
pouLtuY-Chickons, spring. siOt@l.15,
mixed, si.7iOg2UD. hens. t12to25J.
Eo0S-null, boxes, SIC, eases, &c.
Nrrs -tucuanuts, $50 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, Gtt6'sc, Tennessee, farmers stock.
smbc, roasted, 2isc higher shcllcd, Gatic.
rccnns. TcNaE. pal2c
Nrgrt,uirs-Onious 3 500 ga per brl.
$50 per ack. Cabbage home grown So
per crate. slu1 per dozen. kuuL brls. $50
half brls. siib. Garlic, inr per 100.
R,siNs-luudon layer, 1907 LAYER,
S255, California. g. jOd3Ul
BrUrH-liuttorinc l5c; creamery ~
@5py, dairy, ijgl7c, country butter, 100
Zoe.
Ciprn-olark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 Per
half hh.
NiNrgAR-Pcr gal, Sale.
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Live stoek.

L,Sus-Choicc, $3.50 common to good.
Per head s2uO
lloos-Choicc light 66oh'.c. good, $50
o.. common, 4'.6tsc.
t.uir-th uicc, aa9i'sc good, 3'.Mic;
scallaWags nominal
Suur-Choicc, &c, medium, SIC, com.
mUn a UuEI IN
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NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed strong mid,
ding 10 Bloc Sales, $40 bales. Quotations
were as follows: Ordinary, 9-l6o good or
binary, &c; low middling 9Sc middling,
10 5.l6c; good middling, 1886 middling
fair NC; fair, ll}Sc.
Futures opened steady and closed
steady, as follows July, 1885, Aug.
ust 1875; September, 0.74@475; October,
95j@056; November, 9.4s@0.i0; December,
94S@9.4G January, 0.55@950; February,
9.G2@9OS; March, 0G9@07O; April, g,77@
0.7s; May, 9.S5@oSZ Sales, 2l,7OO bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady;
closed quiet and steady; middling, 9A4c. Sales,
100 bales Quotations were rs follows Ordi-
nary nc. good ordinary sc, low mid.
ding 0I4ci middling 9}.c, good middling
lO,sc
Futures opened firm and closed duh
but steady, rs follows July 07ino75i Au-
gust, 97O@o7l; September, 0.2Gmo2 IS Octo-
Der, 0OG@aOs; November $4,000; De
ccmbcr, 0.Ol@9O2; January, 0O,GDl0 10, Feb
ruary, 0ls@02 20 March, 0.27@p2o April,
0.3G@9.3s, May 9ij@0I7. Sales, $500
bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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rLANTATInN MONUMENT.
CRnr IN Ki0ur. IrIY n

Tho New York Financial Cir1aiols Of
July ! gives the following figures Total
visible supply i,iuG. ESQ hiles, against i,7ii..
GSs In ISL These figures indicate a de
erase II cotton Ia sight u ~ ,o5s bales a.
compared with the sans date In 1857. and
a decrease Of Sl7, 2ls balcs As compared with
saine date in lS~sl
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General News.

TuE Eugene arrived from Arkansas river
yesterday with a light trip. She goes back
tomorrow at . o'clock pm.
Tux City OF ~. Louis passed here late Sat.
urlay night, ON her way from st. Louis 10
New Orleans. She added 20 packages Of mer-
chandisc
Tm Belle Memphis, from Natchcz, passed
up Ia -. Louis yesterday afternoon. She
put Of here fifty packages OF sundrics and
added 80 packages Of freight.
THE City of Providence passed down from
st. Louis Ia Nnichez yesterday morning with
q good trip. She discharged SIS packages Of
tundrics und added ten tons Of way freight.
THE Coahoma from Arkansas City, Rosa
lee from Osccola, and the James Ice from
friars Point, all arrived yesterday with fair
trips They return this evening at 5 o'clock.
lloNE testimonials are most reliable, and
II YOU will scl 4 your name and address we
will send statements OF numbers Of the best
citizens IT Nashville regarding the wonder.
ful cures effected by the Ethiopian Pile Oint.
mcnt II never fails Fifty cents and 81
Per bottle. Manufactured by Rangum Root
Medicine Co. Nashville, Tenn. Tor sale by
llcistcr. ~ Main street
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady; middlinr exc Sales, 800
bales, including none Last evening. Of which
zoo TO exporters aud 100 TO spinner
rIcHASoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 7He; rood ordinary, slic
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GOTTEN seed Products.

rHiNE CEupr or,-SlC132c. prime summer
yellow % ,Lss. choice cooking summer vel.
low, iic prime cotton seed meal. sl6 in'a
i7.Uo car load lots, less than car load, $3.50
taIHgu
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nc the Ievee.

Arrivals-City Of st. Louis, st. Louis: City
81 Providence, st. Louis; Belle Mem phis,
hatcher; Rosa lee, Osceola: James Lee. Fri.
ar Ioini; Eugene, Arkansas river, Coahomo,
Arkansas river.
Dcparturcs-City Of ST. Louis, New Or
LEAFS. city Of Providence, Naichcz; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis.
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Miscellaneous.

WuIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl5OMGUo Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, II 80 $500 Eastern
rycs, 81 S5ctGOp, according 20 age and make,
common whisky 0Jc9L2j, according to
proof
MGGING-7 1@9c.
PownrG-Kcgs, 500; half kegs 1915;
quarter kegs, si75.
HIpEs-Dry flint, No, I, Toe; No 2, 7c dry
nltod, 5is@5c, green Slltcd, No, /, be-, No.
?, sac, green, 3gic; shccpskins, ljc9 l0c;
irregular,
Tln-tl.25.
snor-DroP, Sli5 buck, ;i.75
Liable
NNLs-Iron, So. 10, steel, - 25T235
TonAcco-Common, 2jlsjic; other grades,
35msic.
sNrrf-Garrctts ilOs5. Rnlph's, sl025;
railroad 50 -, Cal a AK, $500.
CoAL Ou.-Prime white, wholesale lots
9i.c per gal.
liEnWAN-isN2)
TALIow-3Mic.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashcd lOOI
be, clear grc1s, wool aDa2jc, bury washed,
D6g30c, tub washed, jpF3ic.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Owe. n.vi.hinsiy ps..aifai siin. Drives %
plo,sass. Rsans-s. noughness. rlmplss san-,Ani
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Wool.

ST.. LOUIS No., July Wool-Quiet and n
shade easier in feeling. and quotations are
UNCHANGED
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MAGNOLIA BALM

in'u'sss r.r''e, oonplsiion sfi l..ps N. rses.
Ned. Ains snd hshas sOn al snoOsA W ul
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AdsmsFtrr.s 40
MAGNOLIA BALM

The HloAss MAGNOLIA RAIN With yoa ,ons
s>aAlAa. h0snlAins. home snd Ill nuua nssor,si
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Ronds aud sioeh..

The following list ia corrected regularly,
and may be regarded a. the latest quotations
nANK STOCKS
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BANK cLFARINGs.

CHICAGO H., July 7.-Today's bank clear
ings aggregated So SIS, G36.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 7.-Clearings to-
day, -, l9l OBS; balances, S3ll ,2lG
PHLApELPnA, Pa, July 7.-Clearings 10
day, Sl2, 135, 232; balances, 81 1865 G3s. For
the week ended today the clearings were,
S5L3il los, balances, sl3 23S6l3.
BosToN Mass, July Hearings today,
$685., 32l; balances, 81 '2O,0j0 For the
week, clcarings, 500, 632, 4O3, balances, So
5iS, 800 For the same week las, year, clear
ingS, S1l,5lI2Ii; balances, g. 1856, 2i9
ST. LorIs, Mo, July7.-Ilnk clearings to-
day, $2,s7l,G9S; balances sl52,0i4. Clear.
ing for the week, ~, s5l G7; balances, 81 %
800, $40; clearing for last week, 81, 007, 7i7;
balances S2,G9JG0l; cloarings for the cor
responding week last year, Sl62iI,0ii; bal
aBccs, a., 5000.
New YoRE, July THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes; Re
serve, decrease. $500, 425 loans, decrease
~, 2pO,JDD; specie, increase, s272,Gp0. legal
tenders decrease 81 BIS 80; deposits, In
crease, -, 5SU, lUu circulation, increase, Ss3,
500. The banks now hold S2i,5lG, si7 In ox-
cess Of the 2j per cent rule. Clcarings today,
SSG. 1jgDll; balances, a. $500. For the
week clcarings S5ll go, 100, balances $780,
OD,u3l
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE % PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, e7-ec
Sales Today, 800 Ba!es-The Tone Of
the General Market Steady-Meats
Steady.
ArrFAL OFFICE,

ArrFAL OFFICE |
SATURDAY EVENING, July Z, 1855. I
The banksreporta good demand for money.
No money is loaned below the stcreotyped
rate of per cent
The olearing.house report is as follows
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Provisions.

sacks, 42c; mixed, in bulk, SSc; in sacks
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N. 9. KERR
MAGNOLIA BALM

sAoASs MAGNOLIA BALM. R.mSvs. eunbara
SAn. rfeciles Moth Patches. c.nt bs ds,sc.su
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MAGNOLIA BALM

applied 70 Pace. ss0i, ArI.s snd h.aas' lsrmls..i
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LONDON, July I, 2 p.m.--Consols closed at
p 9l6d for both money and the account
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank
of England on balance today was $50, 900.
PANS July 7--Three per cent rcntcs, s3f
AZ &c for the account
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low middling, 9Ifc; middling exc;
good middling, 10 3-i6c; middling fair, l0lic;
fair nominal dusty, &c to lie lower.
many Cp1rnN or .rpupvr

lmports-M 4 c K r, i u X K Il, J. wagons
3. Total, bales.
Exports-M 6CRR, Is; L, &TRR, 3l4 c,
o6swRR, 25. Total, 95i bales,
NEW YORK.
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