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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-09-06

The september frrnn (which begins lhe
sixth volume will contain review Of the Re
rublicsn National Platform from Drmoorit-
ic point o. view by senator Blackburn Of hN.
To this number the Marquis Of Lornc VIII
contribute a study Of the Government Of The
United state-. the result OF hi~ observation
while he VA, Governor-G General Of Canada.
The third OF the series OF economic articles
which convey the latest Investigations OF Mr.
Edward Atkinson into the condition OF Amer
lean capital and labor. is the most Instructive
that he ha- yet written The Rev. Dr. Mum
ger. perhap. the leading Congregational
preacher in New England, VIII point out the
benefits that religion has received from the
death Of many superstiti0ns caused by the
scientific spirit Of the time. There VIII DC
seven other articles in the initial number oil
this new volume.
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Gr-at PanI.


Thc Democrats had rag raising, FRI
day. Au. 24.with -p,tk.h- by +. T., Mace,
and 4 dance iu the evening
NIL. EIla Garland amt Miss Ida Garland
returned to their home n Nedford Mass
Thursday.
MI. Jackson Ha~ rctHruyd home from
Boston. where ~hc has 'r"n spending
fcw weeks.
Mr>. Nelson Williams quite i'll.
party Of Washington and Boston
,s4ntIrmcn II thr laky lat week, caught a
fin, specimen Of trout. Il measured H.
II Icngth. IA inches il circumference, and
weighed l-2lls Jud-r Wilson who was
of TIL party. la taken it To Washington
and Will have cast madc pt 10.
4 partv from Springneld Mas, will 90
IN ID the lake Oh Monday
THE entertainment given by> the ladies
! of the circle on Wednesday evening, was
I A decided success. The play Of 'luaerella
wa, rendered cNccllcntIv. with the ioilow-
\ ing cu>t uf characters
I Cinderella. M'-e f'',a T,;rlia,;, ;.'l'
/ Eu., Mrs. Edith Mcfhee.
rh,. coimotl.r Mr. Ella Garland.
r.;,,ca hm, John MclnInch.
wa,,I., Fred Coi,on.
Thanks are due Mrs. Garland MISS
Clarry. and little Miss Lille tlarry iof
their very efficient aid, The lat'er VA W.
charming in her recitatlonS' eNPeo'a"s
| THE Widows Light which she reh''ci
ell in an effective and pleasing manner,
Aug 26 fL"eoir
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NUMBER 60.

! south >uTry.
| The Baptist Sunday school OF thl'
! place had a picnic on Hopkins point on
| Thursday of last week \ very pleasan
day was passed much to the credit OF thel'
able superintendent. Mrs. Asenath cur
/ It's.
Mrs. Ellen Curtis has returned to h'
home in Boston, Mass
We understand that Mr.. Stewart VIII
not have any more building done unti'
another season as he intends 10 return 10
New York in a few weeks. His new bath
house is an ornament to the place
ing his brother, Edward Young Esq, Of
this place.
Aug. ~. Sirius.
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National News

I,ouli-norn Au- NJ
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HARNESSE e S

sr.. made n first class Cak stock, hand mace,
lotl.e ana single and latest style, anu u lSe -
lv 4. fh, lowest fur the same material anu ""i
We will not Dee un'iersoid by any one ii 'e
...-. Il. alsn hann
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Top RuggieS. Express and
Concord Wagons.

,t-.tt, >,rF>EtEY ROAD WAGON, the nlrest
-. ..r wheels for light driving. Air9 t"o
,'l,t5 Ig.., e..rt- and IN fact We nave e'irlaSeS
a.; ever, description. out
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1888-09-06

r,. sentiment u New England Usher
,,..,, III, N. President. Retaliation u.--
sage i that Il VA P''"t'''' 's t''' y
political motives.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
GENERAL TRADE.


Clear rib side bacon, bulk pork, clear
sides, clear rib sides aud long clear
advanced sc today; lard also al.
yancod &c; other goods unchanged. Or.
angcs are selling at 81 per box. The amount
Of grain In store nj the elevators is as fol.
lows Corn, lb,il0 bushels.
At New Orleans the sugar market contin.
ucs strong at recent advances. Molassts quiet
but firm. There il no change In the condi.
ton Of the rice market light demand, stocks
moderate but ample for present require
mcnts. A cargo Of lemons, which arrived
last week, Is being sold aud bringing high
prices. Oranges are out OF season, the last
vessel only had few boxes Bananas aud
coacoanuls are ia ample supply for the de.
mand. Dried fruits and nuts are virtually
out of season.
Mr. Ogden Fontnine, broker, is Of opin.
ion that purchases now Of wheat for the
winter months is the best investment in the
land that wheat will sell above 81 this win.
ter or next spring People that arr selling
II at the prices now, to stay in IL any length
Of time do not know the great risks they
are taking. The smallest visible supply
known for a great many years. Crops Of
wheat In Europe short in every country but
Russia, and certainly short In this country
81, 600, OO0 bushels
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BY TELEGRAPH.


INV YoRK, July 1D-Moncy on call easy
~ l@lls per cent; closed offered at / y per
cent Prime mercantile paper lmGlf per
cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady
and unchanged,
Government bonds were dull aud steady
State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market today was quiet 10 dull
and h,itating but the general drift Of
prices was downward. though the losses sus
inincd were insignificant In most u the list.
There was less demand for stocks than dur.
ing the preceding days and the traders ham
mcrcd the list throughout the entire day,
while there wa free rcaliAiiluus 10y the short
wnistcd bulls aud though house commission
report some discretionary orders 10 buy
the aggregate was very small and was
cntiply insufficient 10 stem the tide Of stocks
thrown on the market, The number Of
stocks dealt i'm during the day shows n
marked falling Oh from those preceding days
Of the week 81 Paul was the special feat.
urc Of the day, aud the publication of the
story early IN the day that Mr. Armour lad
sold out all his speculative holdings of the
stock made IL quite weak IN the forenoon,
and the r'st IT the list sympathzcd quickly.
Reading was more active than II late. hut
the pressure upon IL was not ~ severe ~
upon most ~ thc other active stocks, and IL
was comparatively well held. The only
uihtf ttulll active htith WIS NtN lilNlunut
aud IL was exceptionally strong. though its
hnal change was fornn insignificant fraction
only. There was u fairly active business nt
the opening but prices were unsettled and
Irregular, though most ot the important
changes from last evenings figures we're In
the direction Of higher prices, New England
being mp - and Erie "a The pressure upon
the iisi DEVELOPED q weak tone Immediately
however and everything on the list with
Reading. s. Paul aud New England IN the
van yielded materially during the fint hour
The special feature ~ the trading NJ that
time Wa the drop of ~ per cent. In Rock
Island. Tho market soon fell Into dull
aud listlcss state, with very smnll transactions
and fluctuations, which lasted with very little
interruption until near o'clock pm, n
downward movement In laCkaWnnna aud
New England being the only break Ia the
mOnotony. There was some slight recovery.
but the list remained dull and the market
finally closed dull aud barely steady at near
the lowest prices of the day. Everything T.
lower this evening aud Rock Island il down
~, Richmond & West Point preferred
| IA, the common ! per cent, St. Faul -
Northwestern aud lake Shore l per cent.
each aud Others fractional amounts
The railroad bond market was fairly active.
the sales " al issues aggrgnting 81 ,h32, 600,
out 81 which i2an.Uo were Ia Erie seconds
| The total sales ui stocks today were lsJ, OiC
shares. Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

srdAE--rurc white, $50 OF white, nc.
yellow clarified, 10. r,hued A, 7a.c.
standard gmnulatcd, s'sc powdered sAsc.
cut loaf SAc, strong aud active.
Couu Common, i5c. ordinary, lGc; fair,
lie prime Rio iSc, choice a. fancy, luv, old
government 3Ott12C steady
R,r- Louisiana, 5g'isc, Carolina, Gisc.
quiet
C,sNrp Goops-Pinc apple. Si7S. peaches.
2 lbs, standard, 500 3 rs standard, ~ -.
second sibu, Tomatoes. lbs. standard.
siuu. lbs standard, N.lh. Stnwhctfirs.
n 20. Rasphcrrics, tiUn Hllckbcrrics. 81. -
@lil. Green gaFcs, Sls5ti ~. rcars.
81 9dlih. rlums, ti7a Asparagus, S2t1
a. -. Grvcu corn. fi.lhtl ~. Green pcns,
Sl,O1tti.up Cove OYSTER. iuli weight / No.
l,ic 2lhs, 81 G5tti75. light weight, 10. G,6c
Zoe lh-, il.OO Condensed milk..-CruNn
500 Eaglr $50 Swiss sb7i. salmon.
81 49, saflincs, ALi5. mustard sardlncs.
S.2G
surr--sorlnaw, ii.3oai.SS per brl. Ohio
| river, 81 9vtl 2, per brl. sks, line. Si.356t
i.i0. coarse, tl.iuoti ~ pkts ?A@7c
CAspus-Stick. all sizes, iu bNs pails aud
hrl-, rCtiuy fancy assorted sGsijc; extra
! fancy, istd2ic firm.
| CnruF-New York factory, case: full
cream, i2yi5c Young America, l3Gtitc.
| MoLAssrt. Louisiana common to fair. ~
| d2ac prime to choice, alatisc fancy, iOOI
/ Csc. Ccniuiurnls, common az fair gAt2N.
prime 10 choice, So9JDc, syrup, N@iOv.
/ steady.
solrs AND c.SpLrs. Soap 595yic. Can.
| dies. full weight. Toe.
| SrAECH.--3tQt3isc
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Grain and IArOyisiOus.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July % II was the bulls
and continental news against the bears and
Liverpool news this morning in wheat with
the bulls winners in a mild way in the fore
noon, and still better before the close. Brit
ish cables, public and, private, were weak,
while the continental adyices, particularly
on weather, were favorable 10 better prices
With good clearances and even slight de-
crease In receipts there would have been
covering enough here 70 have sent wheat up
with corn. Such was not the case. Receipts
here were o. cars, with quite proportion OF
the new No. in the line. Export clear
ances were a little under 5000 bushels ut
New York and nothing 70 speak elsewhere
Prices opened &c 10 &c under last night
and for few moments promised further
decline, but instead there was reaction,
which not only recovered the loss at the
opening, but put August wheat above. soc
before the close. August sold at 1OAc, low
cred to 70hM709Ec, sold up 10 703sc, of
again To 79&d79lkc and then after iirmcd
up TO s0%@oOI4c but quickly dropped back
10 soc, closing at S0Sc.
There was good demand for cash corn
again today and good speculative demand,
which resulted in further advance of &c
for early futures, and Nc for October. Local
receipts were 1903 cars, and 200 cars were es.
timatcd for Friday. OF the cars received
nlntlN-iNC were gfuucu No =. Inv out III
spcCtion amounted to 2S3 600 bushels. There
was buying in big lots by local houses early,
and the shorts took freely and helped prices
upward A careful broker summarized 1t
this way; For few days the shorts have
taken the corn just as the longs desired to
| sell. Today they became u little anxious
| and wished il faster than the sellers gave IL
to them aud they bid up for II. July sold at
! iGjs@lShc, closing at $50, August 4GA69
isc, closing at i7Ac.
Oats acted precisely rs on Wednesday,
showing no special activity and no change Of
price at the CLOSE. July, a04@3lc, August
25N@2isSc, closing at the outside prices.
The market for provisions was stronger
aud prices on all speculative articles aver
aged higher, closing sales being at an adj
vance OF ljc ON pork. DC on lard and nc ON
short ribs. The advance was attributed 10
the continued light run aud advancing
prices Tor hogs, the light offerings Of cured
product aud the disposition ON the part Of
shorts, who have recently sold too freely, TO
cover their trades. In their Efforts 10 do 50
they were forced to bid prices up. August
pork advanced % &c, but rcccdcd Toe and
closed at Sl3.GO. August lard advanced
l2i.c, but weakened I 10 aud closed at
$40. Short ribs appreciated l2lsc, but re-.
coded lOc aud closed at &S2k.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

THE James Ice, for Friars Point, and the
Rosa Lee, for Osceola, both leave this even
ingat . o'clock.
TnE City Of Monroe, for Natchez at 10
o'clock am, and the City Of Cairo, for ST.
Louis at noon, are the Anchor line steamers
announced 10 leave here today.
THE DeSoto arrived from Cincinnati
"Wednesday with good list of people and a
fair cargo OF freight comprising 1904 pack
ages. She returns this evening at . O'Clock.
THE Coahoma brought in from Arkansas
City yesterday morning 8 bales Of cotton, IL
bags OF seed cotton and 30i sacks OF cotton
seed. She went back last evening with a
fair trip.
CART. W. G. HARDwICK, the corn king OF
the Mississippi valley. was married TO Miss
Alice Conrad at Leavenworth, Ind, on the
l4th instant. The wedding was brilliant
affair and largely attended. All certainly
wish the gallant captain and his fair bride all
the joy this life affords, and his many friends
tender heartiest congratulations.
Tux biggest coal shipmcns from Pittsburg
made by an one firm In any one run" was
made on the recent rise by the Browns
2,265,OOO bushels OF this amount the Harry
Brown takes from Louisville to New Orleans
twenty-siN coal boats and the Alice Brown
10 - Louis, yia Cairo, six boats aud thirty
bargcs This is moving black diamonds"
at n lively rate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
DOMESTIC RXCnAN0E.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Now York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, s. per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, 50 discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louis
willie, demand par buying, $3.50 per 900
premium selling.
In local securities nothing is doing either
IN a speculative or investment way.
The local cotton market closed steady and
without sales. At New Orleans spots closed
firm: middlng and good middling advanced
I-lGc; other grades unchanged. Futures
closed easy; July and August went up I
points; other months declined 2@S points
Liverpool closed steady, demand fair; fut-
urcs steady at an advance of l@2 points.
The New York market closed steady at an
advance of &c on all grades; July and Au-
gust and futures went up IS points, and the
remaining months declined point
Hubbard, Price & Go. say The move
mcnt has been free and the tone buoyant
with demand directed principally toward
August, on which there was a gain Of
point The largest portion Of the inquiry
came from outside orders, principally Eu.
rope, on orders 10 cover, but there was also
some local buying as well as covering against
a short interest August contracts reached
1918, where the longs seemed disposed 10
take profits, but without evidence Of set
Ting the market TO any extent The new
crop opened few points above last night
but declined under continued free offerings
2 TO 8 points"
IMPORTS.
Eight pkgs butter, car bacon, G75 pkgS
boots and shoes II cars corn, II sis coffee,
30i SKIS cotton seed, LIZ bdls cotton ties, 20
pkgs dry goods, ~ pkgs eggs $50 brls -four,
i6S,OOO feet lumber ~ pkgs liquors, .li6
brls molasscs, IS kegs nails, 3 cars oats :
brls potatoes, car pork sides, 90 pkgs rice,
kS7 brls supnr - pki,s tobncco A cars wheat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
Household supplies.

APPLES. None in market except for ship
mcnt. Dried apples, 6h@7kc per Id, from
store Dried peaches, SCg0c from store.
FpuIT- Firm. Oranges $500 per box.
Lemons, A.50@5.00 per box. Bananas,
81 O0G2,00 per bunch.
PICKLES. Brls, $500, half brls, S400.
POTATOES Firm; new Il 5O920O per brl.
PouLTRY.--Cbickens spring, 81 .2502.6Oi
mixed, 81 1902 % hens, $2.25d2.jO
EGes---Quiet; boxes, SCI cases, SIC.
NuTs.--Cocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, Gd6lsc; Tennessee, farmers stock,
4M5c; roasted, 2}9c higher shellcd, Sole.
Pccnns Texas, 0Gtl2c.
Recommendations, $500 per brit SlI5
per sack. Cabbage, home grown, $3.50 per
crate; si.0O per dozen; kUut, brls, 800 half
brls, $3.50. Garlic, DOC per 100
Reconsideration layers, $500 layers,
g. TO- California, ~. 5O@3,OO
BUTTER Buttcrine, l5c creamery, 2O@
2jc dairy, l5mlGc; country butter, i5@lsc.
ClpER--Ozark, $500 per brl, and $500 per
half bril-
NINEGAR-- Per gal, S@l2c.
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., SIC; green, 3@4c; sheepskins, l5c@$l.o 90;
irregular.
TIEs--sl %.
SHor---Drop, $l.35; buck, sl,05.
IEAp---Rc.
NAILs--.Iron. 50 10; steel, So 2592.35
ToBACco---Common, 25935ci other grades,
356ys5c.
sNUrT---Garrett's, SlOs5; Ralph's, 1925;
Railroad, 1886; Gail d AK, 1925.
Coal OIL---Prime white, Wholesale lots 6Hc
per gal
BEEswAx- --lS@20c.
TALLow---3d4c.
BURY grease wool unwashed, 100
l3c, clear grease wool, 20Cg25c; bury washed,
206y3Oc; tub washed, 30Gy3ic.
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Iecslstuus.

HAY-Choicc, from store. a5cdsl 10, car
load, from lcycc ar depot SlSbOMinOO
prime store. pOd2 &C. car load from lcycc
or depot, sl7.OOttlaOO prairie, from store
Gl@5nc, car load, frum lcycc or depot, $1,000
6tl3OO.
CoRS-From store, white. G3c mixed, Coz.
from lcycc az depot, white, he bulk, bsc, la
sacks. Gle, mixed, IN bulk 5Jc. In sacks, 6.lc
BEAN--from store, 1jC, from leycc or de-
pot, flIO1Ctil5O.
Oars. From store, white. i5c. mixed. l3c
from lcycc OF depot white, IN bulk, i0c, In
sacks, i2c, mixed, IN bulk, Sc, Ia sacks, lOc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT


At noon spots-Stcady; demand fair
Sales, 10000 lialcs Of which American
100 bales. Receipts, ll,2DD bales of
which American ! 2JO bales Closing quota
tons were rs follows Ordinary, 4Al, good
ordinary o l-lGd low middlinp, 56lGd. good
middhng, 6Adi middlrng upllnds, OICd;
middliug Orleans, 53sd.
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
These prices are given IN pence aud 6iths,
51-Gid.l
At3p. m--July, 53Gl, SELLER July.Au.
gust, b.33d, sellers, August.Scptcmhcr 5.jod
sellers ScptcmbcrOctobcr. bod buyers.
Observation-Disclosures, 5lid, buyers, Noycm-
Der. December OH buyers Dcrcmbcr-Jnn.
uary, h12d, sellers; January February
5l2d, sellers, September 53oi, sellers.
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Fsu-.M ackcrcl, half brls, No I, g. 25. No.
2, sGl5 lOlb lit, No. I, ti.i5. No. 2 Si.lO.
Dry herring, family, 2ic per boN.
FRuu ME,rs-Choicc beef. HEADQUARTERS,
iOr. forcquartcrs. o., second grade hindquar.
tens, sC, iOrcquartcrs, &c. Sheep, pc. Hogs,
SC
Hoo pRobucrs Strong; mess pork.
$3.50. sugar cured hams, i20i2,fc break
fact bacon, iu'sdli.c. bacon, clear rib
sides, pssc. bulk pork, clear sides, s,sCs'sc
shoulders, &C.
LAHp-.rcs. SIC. half brls, Sac. kcg., SIC.
choice kettle, Oi.v firm.
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for fancy grades, owing to the scarcity,
low grades slow; creamery, 154@19c; dairy,
i3Cq17c. Eggs-Good demand for fresh, in
ferior plenty, recandled, 14@15c.
HAVANA, July 19.-Sugar-Firm; sales Of
1,45o bags and 800 hgsheads of moasses SUI
gar. $40 to 800, at $2.37 1f92621l per quintal,
and 3, 700 bags, centrifugal, 970, at 1861
per quintal.
CINCINNATI, o., July 19.-Whisky steady;
sales 92l brls finished goods on basis Of
M.l4. Bntter--Quiet. Sugar--Firm. Eggs
Firm, 12@l2Lc. Cheese--Firm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

Quotations were as follows Ordinary,
7Iic; good ordinary, SIC; low middling,
9Rci middling, 9]sc; good middling,
1910.
Futures opened steady and closed easy, as
follows July, 9.ss@99l; August, 970@97l;
September 9.22@923; October 90i@002;
November, s.95@s96; December, s97@s.0s;
January, 905@007 February, 9l3@9i5i
March, 9,22@923; April, 9.3l@933, May,
9.39@9.40. Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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INTERCHANGEABLE.

wmsEY Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
o. 100000 Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance. VI 5OlJSOO, Eastern
fycs il,sftbWi, according 90 are and make.
common whisky, ochtil -, according W
proof. nothing under ~ per cent quoted.
B,GUtNu -Ndp4c.
PownIr.-k,gs 500, hall kegs s27S,
quarter Kegs tl15.
llInn-Dty hint No I, ioc. No. 2 &c; dry
saited, O'ttg'c. green altcd No. l, SC; No.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

CHICAGO, Ill, July l9.-The Dropers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts, 10000 ship
ments, 1000 Market strong; beeves S4.25
@625; stockers and feeders, $240@3. so;
cows, bulls and mixed, $l,S0@3.50 Texas
cattle, $2.00@4.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1000.
Market strong and loc higher mixed, 1880
Cos heavy, $5.s5@6.2o; light, $5so@6.lo;
skips, A.00@5.G0.
sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000,
Market strong; natives, $3.00@4.50; shorn,
$3.25@375; lambs, $5.00@6.O0.
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Live stock.

LAMns-Choicc, $3.50; common to good
per head, 500
Hoos-Choicc light, 5a5hc good, iNCg5c;
common, iACrilac.
CArTLE---Cholce 31@iEc; good, 3h@ic
scallawags, nominal.
sHrrr--Choice, &c, medium, SIC; com
mon 81 GOAL 80
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Cash quotations were a. follows
If..ttr nut,f ,,tI ttueI. ,,,...J

Cash quotations were a. follows
fluur-Quict aud unchanged.
No spring wheat, s2ismS2Mc No. 3
spring wheat, nominal; No. . red Sic; No.
2corn, l7isCtisc; No. . oats. 3O7iM3lc. No.
rye, De No. barley, G9@C3c; No I hax
seed, 81 10; prime timothy seed, S2iO.
Mes rork-rcr barrel, il3 O0al3.G2if. Lard.
per 100 lbs, ss30aS.3j. short rib sides
tlooscL S7.sj, dry saltcd shoulders lboNcdl
sGGjOyG.75, short clear aides (boxcdl &. 250g
$50.
Receipts Flour, 1900 brls wheat, 5000
bu. corn, IT,, OO0 bu, oats 1900 bu, rye,
none. barley, 400 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour. 1000 hrls. wheat. 10.
900 bu, corn, 25p,OOO bu; oats, $4,000 bu, rye,
none, barley 1000 bu.
IT. l.ouis, No, July lo.-Flour-Q Quiet
and unchanged.
whcat-Cash quiet and essentially UNI
changed. Options opened with heavy pres
SURF 20 sell carly ON reports Of fine weather
and lower markets abroad, but later there
was reaction, gs continental cables noted
rain and markets nj other points advanced.
The close was firm and about the same NJ
yesterday. Cash. 1p1.c, July, 7si.h7ac, clos.
Ing at 7pl.c bid August, ~ .Ct1sisc, closing
NJ 7sikc, September. 50'sds0c, closing nj
iDlse bid, December, sSI.@S1lc, closing at
sac.
Corn-opcncd strongon advances In other
markets, especially the old crop options, but
trading was light; cash, i5's@i5.c, July
closed at I7i.c August, ii'i@i5c, closing
ts.c, nominal; October A3'l@iic, closing
NJ i3'sc year, A'.c, closing at sac.
Onts-Quict but firm; cash, 3Oc bid, July,
Use. September, 2SAci August 23,sc bid;
year, 2Jm25isc bid.
Ryc-No demand.
Bran Active nc O2c.
Conmcal Fairly active and steady; $40
@27A
IIay-Dull and lower for prairie: choice 10
fancy old timothy In good demand prairie,
! 5000 $50 timothy, siLupttiS5O.
Butter Steady and hrmi creamery, i06s
Ia dairy, limiGc.
Errs -.Dull guaranteed fresh. i0r.
| Provisions Market strong and higher for
/ dry salt meat. bacon and mess pork. quiet aud
nominal Cor Lard. rork-jo6hing. Sit 25Os
| ilt0 iard--rrimc steam, fS2i. fancy
lots, sS7a. Dry salt mcais-.shouldcrs,
boxed, t12H long, S.hogIsj, clear ribs,
dcr., boxed t55. long, ts756sNJ y. clear
ribs, g. SO1As5ts, short clcars SpOO6ln l2ts
lIams-..ln good demand; firm at sli,Ooa
Receipt, Flour 2odo bril-. wheat 7i.ocJ
bu; corn, So,ocObu; oats, 2a,ooobui rye, none
barley, none. g-
shipments Flour. soophrls wheat, i,OoC
bu. corn, is,ooO bu, oag, ilDO bu.
Kansas CRY, Mo, July lo-whcat--
Steady No. 2, red cash, ~ isc bid az ask
Ell. August. 6sitc sskcs, September. Csc bid
~ ,c asked No. 2 soa cash, Osa.c bid, GA
asked. August W'c ASKED.
| Corn-stcady. No. 2 cash, tc bid, az,
asked. August. no bids nur offerings; Sep
a,c bid, ale asked: tho year, ggJ.c bid
80 &c asked. May. No bid.
Oats--No. 2 August f0'tc bid, 9le asked
September eoao bid, &c asked. olhcr
unchanged.