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

ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Flour quiet but firm.
where opened the market ie9 sc higher. There
was a relapse and rally, and the close was Il a SEC
above Yesterday: No. red. cash. 77l4c; July,
976lsc, closed at 754c; September, 76l4u77c,
closed at s6ase o bid; Up December, 7sisS soise
and easy; No 2 mixed, cash, ssc; August $50;
3siec bid; December, 3xSsc Oats nominally firm;
to be had August aic bid septemb S q sI Lee Sa
prairie, ss"S; timothy, ssSia BraS s Ss,
Butter wnsfy s ksi ss
ket irregular. Pork. $11.5o. Lard-Prime
steam. 6.62lac. Dry-salt meats-shoulders,
6.1Oo. Bacon-Boxed shoulders. .62isc; longs
and ribs, 6.50c; short clear, 6.65c. Receipts
pSu H. egls o wheat $4,000 Su
600 brls; wheat. IS, 900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu
oats. 1000 bu; rye, 1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-Flour-Business
restricted by light offerings and strong views Of
holders. Wheat frm. Receipts of new crop
little more liberal: No. 8 red, in export elevator,
SOC; choice No. 2 red. on track. s9c choice un-
red, In Twentieth-street elevator, Gle: No 2 red,
July. s70s7i9c; August, s5l29 s6s4c; September,
s54 IS iec; October, s5%0s6hc. Corn firm
local consumption and export: No. 2 mixed in
Twentieth-street elevator, 45c: No. mixed.
Der. 444s44iac; October, 44iaa45c. Oats
Car lots shade frmer; No. 3 white, 33la031c;
No. white in Twentieth-street elevator, 45c;
No. white, in grain depot, 35i2c Futures quiet
but firm: No. white. July, "a 4G34lcc; August,
81 a32c; September 30& a 81 lac; October, 81 Il
a31Ac. Eggs-Choice stock steady and in fair
demand; Pennsylvania frsts, 14d14i2c. Re-
ceipts-Flour $500 brls; wheat. $500 bu; corn,
$500 bu; oats $500 bu. Shipments-Wheat, l.
400 bu: corn, 81, 200 bu; oats, 2, 700 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 24.-Thc light receipts
of wheat stimulated sellers into asking higher
prices for their offerings on the sample tables,
but Ii failed TO brighten buyers into any greater
activity, and the attempt TO advance the price of
milling wheat generally was q failure, except
for No. Northern. The difference In price be-
tween No. and No. 2 led buyers to pay more
attention to No. 2, and prices for this ruled firm
or, some sales being made at soc. The large
quantity of elevator wheat offered on the tables
daily keeps the market from advancing when re-
ceipts happen TO be light The receipts were so
car loads for the day, and 50 carloads were
shipped out Closing quotations: No hard,
July, 81 OF; on track. 81 .O3; No. 1 Northern,
July. 96c: August, sac; September. e0lqc; De-
cember. ste; on track, % a &c; No. Northern,
July, "a ioc; on track. S5dS9c.
BALTIMORE, July "a Wheat Western
nrmer No. winter red. spot, $50; July, SEC; Au-
gust, SAL as5c; September. S4isGs4%c: Decem-
Der, $40. Coin-western firm; mixed, spot and
July, 44c; August, 43a43i2c: September. 1880.
Oats steady; Western white. 33dS4c. Rye near
ly firm at SO $50. Hay rrm: prime to choice
timothy. $l4.5O615. Provisions dull. Butter
unsettled; Western PACKED. 12c; creamery, l6is q
Ito. Eggs. 12iac. Coffee nominal; Rio fair, 1so.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. July 24.-Flour-Receipts
20,695 packages; exports, S,51S barrels, 800
sacks. Market stronger; active home and
exports; sales, q, $50 brls.
Corn-meal unchanged and dull.
Wheat-Receipts, 1850 bu; exports. A, 156
bu; Sales q, 9S2, 900 bu futures lis, 900 blu spot
The spot market was weaker, moderately
active for export and milling; No. red
S7sac in store, s9os0S9s afoat, $3.50
9Ol2c f. o. b.; No. red, Sic; No. red, SO
1.OO12; No. white, CSC; ungraded red, 750
sS4c. Options fairly active; irregular;
July 4c lower; others 4012c higher; clos
ing weak; foreign houses buyers; No. 2
red, July. s7120 SSc. closing at S7s4c; August,
SO 5-16f0S7lsc, closing at $3.50; September,
S6l4QS7c, closing at S6aac; October, $3.50
SSc. closing at e734c; November, SSos6 soc,
closing at $3.50; December, S9l4 "a 90c, clos
ing at S9s4c; January closing at 9O7sc; May,
1904 54c, closing at 9412c.
Rye steady. Barley nominal; barley malt
Corn-Receipts, IL, 900 bu; exports, 14o. 7es
blu; sales, $4,000 bu futures. 11S0OO bu spot.
The spot market was less active; weak; light
offerings; No. 2, 431o04334c elevator, 44i20
45c afiOat; No. 2 white, 49l2050l2c; No.
nominal; ungraded mixed, 42l2G45c;
steamer mixed nominal. Options less act
i've and ls0 4c lower; weak: July, 1880;
August, 440444c. closing at 44c; Septem-
Der. A4045 Lice, closing at 414c; Octo-
ber 44os94 i-16c, closing at 440sc.
Oats-Receipts, 1900 Blu; exports. 2,341
Spot market fairly active and frmer. OPP
tions steady and quiet; July. 275sc; August,
277sf02Sc, closing at q 7sc: September, % 34c;
spot No. white, S3l203Ss4c; mixed West
ern. 26029c; white Western. 3404Oc; No. 2
Chicago, 2S34c,
Hay fairly active and firm.
Hops easy and quiet.
Cotfee-Opti0ns opened steady at 15025
points down and closed quiet at 15lD 35 points
down; irregular cables and quiet. Sales,
81 500 bags; July, 1430c; August 14.150
14.30c; September, 14.S00144 doc; October
14.250144Oc; November. 14.S5c; December
1425014.40c; January, 1435c; March, ii. %
014.40c; May. 1880 14.40c; spot Rio quiet
fair cargoes, 171c: Sugar--Raw inactive;
refined quiet and firm. Molasses-Foreign
dull and weak; New Orleans quiet
Tallow steady. Resin quiet and steady.
Eggs weak and Irregular; Western, 800
1880; receipts, $3.50 packages
Pork steady; sales. 300 brls. Cut meats
strong; picked bellies, II TBS average, 712c;
picked hams, IL Sac; picked shoulders 5lsc
Middles quiet. Lard lower and dull; West
ern steam, 6.60c; city, 6.2oc; August. 6.5Sc
bid; September, os566.6Sc, closing at $3.50
bid; October, 6646 Soc, closing at Csc bid;
November. Case, closing at Case bid; De-
cember, $3.50; January, 6.85c; February,
6.42c closing at 6.41c; March, 6.46c.
Butter-Choice steady; Western dairy,
10012l2c; Western creamery, 11l2G17c;
Western factory, sD1212c. Cheese firm and
fairly active; Western, 6l207l2c.
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easier. declining Ssc, ruled quiet, closing at
ga osc lower than yesterday. Oats were
stcadier carly, but there were few buying
orders in the market. and during the latter
part OF the day weakness prevailed and
prices declined ls0 lac. The market for
moss pork attracted little attention. The
filling of = few orders caused an ad-
vance of 507l2c at tie opening.
but weaker feeling was soon
developed and prices receded 15017i2c, A
slight advance was made toward the close,
and the market closed quiet. Trading was
very light in the lard market, and the feel
ing was easy during the greater portion of
the day. Prices declined .05a .07l2c. and the
marked closed quiet. A fairly active bust
ness was reported in the market for short
RIB sides. Early the demand was active
and the feeling was stronger. accompanied
with an advance of .02l2G .05c. At this i'm
able pressure to sell, and prices gradually
receded .07l2G. 1Oc. Toward the close the
feeling was steadier, and prices rallied
slightly and closed comparatively steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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lOpcnfa lHilhest.l Lo.ccst. lClOsilaa.
Options.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet and unchanged. No. spring wheat,
s2s4c; No. spring nominal; No. 2 red, S2s4c.
No. corn, y6c. No. Q oats, 221ac. No.
rye, 42043c. No. Q barley, nominal. No.
] faxseed. SISSY; prime timothy-seed,
S1.4s01. So. Mess pork, per Dbl. $11.o50
lilo; lard. per pound, 6.2Oc; short-ribs
sides Qoose), 5.5005.55c; dry salted shout
ders (boxed) 5.12l205.25c; short-clear sides
(boxed), 5.N1266c. Whisky, distillers'
finished goods per gal, S1.02. Sugars, cut
loaf, unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the
butter market was fairly active; fancy
creamery, 15lo016Ac; fine. 1401412c; finest
dairy, 1l2G12c; fine, 1001112c. Eggs quiet
at 11011l2c.
Receipts-Flour,. 81 900 brls; wheat, $1,000
bu; corn. $500 bu; oats $1,000 Sa; rye.
1900 brls; wheat 5000 bu; corn, 299. 900
bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley,
none.
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Farm Notes.

1t is a good idea to cultivate the young
orchard for three years; then it may be
seeded down for three years. when il should
be cultivated again.
Watering troughs by the roadside at con-
venient distances are highly appreciated
kind and hOspitable farmers.
Mr.. Waldo +. Browns farm in Butler
county. Ohio contains ninety acres. sixty
of which are in one inclosure. with a per-
manent pasture of twenty-five acres.
The Hon. Seth Fenner, of Erie county. is
good authority, and he says: 1T is a CAPT
tai idea to put iron filings around your
fruit trees; they contain just the elements
the tree needs"
Time intelhgently given to bees will pay
equally we'll with that given to any other
kind of farm work. and where too many
are not kept it may be done at such times
as not to interfere with other important
work.
Professor Thorne, director of the Ohio
experiment station, is another who has
found raw corn meal to produce better
results in pig feeding than cooked meal.
This has now been proved in so many cases
that 1t is being accepted as an established
fact.
A Massachusetts, inventor has patented q
method of baling ensilage. He proposes to
supply small dairymen, or those living near
cities who keep but one or two cows. Grow
ing and putting up ensilage for market may
yet become profitable industry in favor
able localities.
Horses, in warm weather. should be
worked carefully. They should have plen-
ty of rest in the heat of the day. Nothing
Is gained by Oyerwork and overheating.
One or two drinks of water in the forenoon
and afternoon will be as good for the horse
as for his master. but good many masters
do not think of this.
There will be moro State and county
fairs this season than in any previous year.
Every farmer should endeavor to make an
exhibit. Fairs promote the breeding of
better stock, the farmers are brought in
contact with each other, newer and moro
systematic methods of cultivation are
taught ana improved implements are IN.
epectcd.
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Sheet zinc. &c. Copper bottoms. SOC. Planished
copper. $50. Solder. Is0Isc.
PROVISIONS.
JoBBING PRrcEs-Smoked meats-sugar-cured
IL NC; 17ie ms average, 114c; 20 bs average,
I0s4c: % ms average, 10l4c; % re average, 1Oc
o 70 % or e
shoulders, IA to 10 ns average. &c; California
hams, light or medium, SC; cottage hams,
hs, aS or knn mdsm &C. o ceS re beef beef
hams, thin pieces. Sc. Bacon-Clear sides. 80
fos average, 7iac; clear backs, medium average,
sdss Mssh
than above quotations; 20 n average bellies. iac
less. Dry-salt and Picked Meats-Clear sides
(unsmoked), &c; clear backs tunsmokedl, &c; clear
bellies Oinsmoked). 7i9c; bean pork y brl 200
bs, $50; ham or rump pork. p brl 200 ms, $3.50.
Bologna-Skn large or small, 6i9c; cloth, large or
small, &c. Lard-Pure winter leaf, kettle-ren-
dered, in tieroes, SCI in one-half barrels. Ssc; in
OOH cans in lOO-f6 cases, Slsc; in ooh cans in
son cas Hsos sc Prime Leaf mas1n srce,
tierces, 7lac; in Sob cans in 100rb cases, 7iac.
Wholesale Prices-Carload lots-S. r. hams,
average; shortrib sides. dry salt, &c; prime steam
lard, 6+c.
OVERWHELMINGLY, choice, l40l6c; choice
country, 60Sc common, $3.50.
EGGs-Shippers paying 1Oc for candled stock,
selling from store at 11G11i2c.
POULTRY-Hens, Slec y ID; young cn1ckens,
669ohen turkeys, l0c; toms, 90; ROSTERS. &c;
geese. $3 so y doz; ducks. &C.
FEATHERs-Prime geese, 35c y ib mixed duck,
zoe y b.
BEEswAx-Dark, 1Sc yellow. zoe.
WOOL-Tub-washed and picked, 3303oc; un-
washed medium and common grades, II In good
order, CSC; bury and cOtted, 1792Oc; fleece
washed. II light and in good order, 2S0 soc;
bury and understandable, according TO their
value.
LEATHER, HIDES AND TALLow.
LEATHRR-Oak sole, 2S033c; hemlock sole,
22929c; harness, 2S033c; skirting, 500 34c
black bride, y doz., 500 a 65; fair bride, 5000
7S y doz. city kip, $6O0s0; French kip, $3.50
ITO; city calf-skins, 6Oc0$1; French calf-skins,
$101.S0.
HIDEs-No green, &C; No. green. Sc; No.
green salt, sc; No. 2 green salt, 3l2c; calf same
as hides: No. / green salt kip, &C; No. green
salt kip, SC.
LAMBsKINs-4Od45c.
TALLOw-NO. /, 4c; No. 2, CLEO.
GREAsE-Brown, 2loc; yellow, 2&c; white,
4i2c.
SEEDS.
Clover-Red, choice, 60 b bu, $4.OO04.35; En-
glish, choice, 81. 04.60; white, choice, 81 400
7.15; alsike, $S.5O09.0O; alfalfa, choice, $500
500. Timothy-Choice; As fb bu, $l.7002.O0
bluegrass, fancy. IA ID blu, soc 81 90. Orchard
grass-Extra clean, IA 10 bu, 81 % a LAO. Red
tOp-Choice, IA ID bu, 65c 81 90. Bird seed
Choice Sicily canary. 56Sc v n. Pure German
miliet SOcQ 81 90 y bu; choice Hungarian, 7O0
soc y bu. B. & w. Ensilage COrn-9Oc 81 90 y
bu; red cob, $1.O061.25 y bu; evergreen sweet,
$1.3501.5O v bu. POpcorn-Dry, 203c.
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NEW YORK, July 24.-Trade In dry goods
continued on resent conservative lines, though
there was some activity I'm low to medium grades
OF bleached cOttons, cotton fannels and dress
goods Wool fannels received increased stten-
ton, and prices haye been advanced 3 to z per
cent. Print cloths are again higher. The gen.
eral tone OF the market continues firm.
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The Customary Quiet Broods Over Every
Department OF the Wholesale Trade.
INDrAN Julv %

The Customary Quiet Broods Over Every
Department OF the Wholesale Trade.
INDIANAPOLIS. July "a.
This has been another very quiet day in
business circles, and not much improve
ment is looked for short Of thirty days to
come. In fact, the marketing of the wheat
crop is needed to stimulate general trade,
and this has been interfered with largely
by wet weather during the past two weeks.
Moreover. prices for wheat. though liberal
from the view point of the manufacturer
and shipper, are by no means tempting to
the producer, who, as a rule, is disposed TO
wait for something better, unless necessity
compels him to market his products. But,
though quiet, the general currents of trade
are not by any means stagpant, and prices
are well maintained in all lines, especially
In dry goods and groceries. Country
produce is steady, with receipts fully up to
the demand. Home grown fruits and vege-
tables are supplying the market to the
exclusion OF the Southern products. There
is an abundant supply of potatoes, toma-
and held high. There are few pears
offered. but only of an inferior quality.
GRAIN.
There Is an increase IN receipts Of wheat, but
much Of it grades enthusiastically, on account
of dampness. This has caused an active demand
for good, dry grade wheat, and has given greater
strength to the market. There is q continued
good local inquiry for corn of the best grades.
The oats market continues as for some days
past. with good inquiry for white, while mixed
is neglected. We quote bidding prices on Change
as follows:
wheat-Old No. 2 red, S3c; new No. red, 79le
$500; old No: 3 red, 76c; new No. 3 red, 72l9c;
rejected, 64i2c; understandable, 57l2c; July,
TIC.
Corn-No. i white, 3sl9c; No. white. 3sloc;
No. white, one color 3Sc; No. 9 color, 81 ioc;
No mixed. 80 isc; No mixed. 35e; No. vel
low, 35lac; No. yellow, 34aac; ear. 34ie0
Csc.
Oats-No white, 2Sl2c; No. white, 26la0
&c; No. mixed, 24c; rejected 81 az 5c.
Bran-shippers are paying $s.50a9 per ton.
Local dealers are buying at $909.25.
Hay-Timothy, choice, $12; No. /. $11.25; No.
2. $3.50 asked No. I, PRAIRIE 81. 8, the latter
for Iowa.
The total inspections Of grain today were 26
cars of wheat and 10 Of corn OF the former,
out OF "a cars OF new wheat 10 graded rejected,
and 5unmerchantable.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, July 24-Wool-The feeling Is
quiet and easier. with a decline of fully 1c
based on actual sales; bright medium, 19d25c;
coarse, 22c; low sandy, 11a1sc; fine light, 160
CSC; fine heavy, 11019c; tub-washed, choice,
36l2c; inferior, 3O034c.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Dull and Lower-Hogs Active and
Higher, Closing Steady-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, July "a.
CATTLE-Receipts, 600; shipments, 400. The
supply was very light for Wednesday. and there
was little demand for any grades, and the mar
ket was duh at lower prices; few held over for
fo-morrow
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loads for sale. The market was slow; mediums
and heavy, $4.55 d460; mixed mediums and
Workers. $500; Workers, 81 50 80; pigs, $4.90.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. July 23.-Pig-iron quiet; Ameri-
can, $15.500175O. Copper entirely neglected
Lead fat; domestic, 3.87fec. Tin barely steady;
Straits, 1900.
ST. LOUIS. July 24-Lead quiet but firm;
chemical hard, $500; soft Missouri nominal at
372loc; refined $3.50 bid
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NEW YORK, July 24.-Cotton steady; mid
ding uplsnds IL lac; middling Orleans, IL Lee;
sales, 4S1 bales. Futures closed steady: Gales,
46.10O bales; July, 10.54c; August, 10. $40 Sep
December. oslo; January, 992c; February
g99c; March, 10000; April, 10.14c; May, 1o.21c;
June, l029c.
NEW ORLEANS, July 24.-Cotton firm; mid
ding. lie; low middling 1OAc; good ordinary,
93sc; net and gross receipts 90 bales exports
coastwise. 80 bales; sales, 300 bales; stock, a.
442 bales
LIVERPOOL, July 24.-Cotton steady with a
fair demand. Sales, 5000 bales, of which 900
bales were for speculation and export, and in
clnded 5000 bales American.
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TRADING AT CHICAGO.

LONDON. July 24.-Bar silver ~ SILT
ounce.
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State bonds were dull aud ST.
ing quotations were:

Four per CT. reg...12S4ILa
Four per ct. coup 1884 L.
Four and a. 2s reg. I 064 La
-Four and a l2scoup106ss LO
Pacific 6s OF '95- lis Lo
Louisiana st'pd4s. S9l2 Me
Missouri IS. 100 Mi
Tenn. new set. IS 100 Mi
Tenn. new set. 5s. 102 Mi
Tenn. new set. SIS 73l2 Mi
Can. Southern DDS. % l2lM.
Cen. Pacific lists. lis Mi
Den. & r. q. lists 120 BIC
Den. * X. Ct. IS 7Sl2lNa
Den. & R.G. .1sts101 Ne
Erie seconds-----102 NO
NJ. X. x I. gen. 6s 627s No
NJ. X. * L. gen. 5s 57l2lNo
Mutual Union 6s. -103 No
n. J. G. int. Ger. 1874 No
Eortb'n Pac. lists l174 Ne
North'n Pac. Eds -1153slN.
Eweet'n consols- / 46Lel n.
N'west'n deb's 5s. ia o.
Oregon & Trans 6s1043s 10.
St.L.&I.M. gen. 5s- S54 On
Silk S.F. gen.m..118 Or
ST. Paul eonsols. 126l2lOr
ST. p, c. & p. ists.117 Or
L. Il. l.. G.. Tr.rcts. SSl2I Pa
II. p. K. G.. L. rcts- 357s Pc
Union Pacific lists. 115ls PIT
West Shore. Pu
Adams Express. .149 Re
Alton & Z. H.. 46 RO
Alton * Il. H.pref.110 st.
Am'rican Express.115 st.
Bur-, c. r. IL NJ 81 st.
Canada Pacific 553SlSt.
Canada Southern SslSt.
Central Pacific - 34lalSt.
Ches. IL Ohio. 214ISt.
G. a. o. pre- I. lsts.- 60lsISt.
e. g. o. pref. Eds. 34l2iTe
Chicago * Alton. -125 TIE
c., Il. 4 o. 094lT.
C.. Sc. l.. x P. Ia III
G., st. l.. IL p. pref 50 L.
c.. 8. n C...-.-... So W.
Clevl'd&Colum'bs. II W.
Del. j. Hudson --.1443s,W,
Del. Lack. IL W...-143 w,
Den. IL r. Co.. Is Al
East Tennessee 94lCo
Il. Tenn. LIST pref. 6S FL,
f. Tenn. I'd pref. 21l2 Irt
Erie -------....-.-. 25& On
Erie Preferred. Ga Gu
Fort Wayne..-....157 Qr
Fort Worth & Den. Su
Hooking Valley. 13la Br
Houston * Texas. 8 Ri
Illinois Central. .1134I Al
J., Ii. & W. 61alDs
Kansas & Texas. 104 DE-
LONDON. July 24.-Bar
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Receipts-F1our. 1000 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu;
corn, 900 bu; oats. 5000 bu shipments
T WSoa "a aVSS 200 b br.s co corr ~ oo S 0
CINCINNATI, July 24.-Flour in moderate de-
mand. Wheat strong: No. rcd, so Re-
ceipts, 10,50o bu; shipments. $500 bu. Corn
stroneer No. mixed s71s 9ssc oats So strong n
04sc. Pork dull at $11.75. Lard lower at
6.Ooc. Bulk meats and bacon steady and un-
sales, Ut brls OF finished goods on a basis Of
$1.02. Butter easy. Sugar steady. Eggs nrmer
at lOc, loss or Cheese in fair demand
TOLEDO, July 24.-wheat firm; cash, SOHO
SIC; July. sac; August. Sic; September. s9Ac;
TENDER, $50. Oats quiet; cash, 26i2 August,
22Ac. Clover-seed dun; cash, $4.25; October;
bu. shipmenfs-wheat, 5000 bu corn 1000 bu.
DETROIT. July 24.--wheat-No. 1 white, cash.
CSC; No. red, cash, e4ac old, 91c; July SAC;
august so sH: Soc
SIC. Recei l V a i. 900 bu corn, 1000
bu; oats, $500 bu.
NETWORK, July 24.-There was increased
trading in the petroleum market to-day;
s sy the aSjassins the PRICE Of
points. to 7:4oc The opening was steady at esi2c
1c occurred in the first hour. The advance In re-
nned then started general buying movement,
and the price advanced to 81 O2ie. Realizing sales
then caused sharp reaction. after which the
market closed firm at $l.0lA Stock Exchange
closing at s1.Oiis Consolidated Exchange
Opening at 81; highest, $1.02i9; lowest, 90c,
closing at $1.014 Total sales, 3,073, 900 brls.
Turpentine firm.
OIL CITY, July Educational Transit certff-
Gates opened at 99ac; highest, 81. O2as; lowest,
99c, closed at $1.O1l4. Sales, 1,431 900 brls;
cearances 734. 900 bris; charters, q AIS brls;
shipments, rs. 47S brls; runs, 62,517 brls.
PITTSBURG, July "a. - Petroleum strong.
National Transit certificates opened at $3.50;
closed at $1.O14 highest, 81 .O2; lowest, 99c.
CLEVELAND, July 24.-PetrOleum easy;
Standard white, 11Oo, 7lac.
CHARLESTON, July q. - Turpentine firm
at SIC.
WILMINGTON, July 24.-Turpentine firm at
SIC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-19
on THE RACE COURSE.
CONTEXT at Monmouth Park-Chicago
Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, July ls.-Ths
weather was delightful today and the
track in excellent condition.
Seven Bessie June won ir
i:2sls, Bancloche second, Connemara
third.
Three-fourths mile-Caryuga won
in 1:55, Devotee second, Adamanl
third.
One ana one-eighth miles - Sam
Wood won in as, Heyday second.
Miss Thomas third.
One and one-eighth miles Bella II.
won in i:57L, Barrister second, Ben
Harrison third.
Mile izpan won in Az, Ernest
second. kermesse third.
Three-fourths mile Dr'zzle won in
l:l6, Onward second, kemland third.
CHICAGO RACES.
CHICAGO, July Is.-A fine attend.
ance witnessed the races at Washing
ton park today. The track was i'm
Splendid condition, Hindoo Craft
dong a mile and a quarter in
tneiast race within quarter OF a sec
ond OF the record.
Mlle-Bravo won, Winona second,
tassias third; time, l:41L.
Ihree-year-olds, one and one-six-
tteenth miies-Lotion won. Winning
DAYS second. Etruria third: time
l;4et,.
Lakeview handicap for 2.year-olds.
thee ionrths inile-Cameo won, Avon
dale second, Penn Ii third time, rs.
Ihree-quarter mile osephus won.
l,ousman second, Business third
Time. 49,.
Ihree-quarter mile Estella won
Zulu second, Belle third. Time, l:lii4.
tine and one-quarter miles Hindoo
Ttatt won, Princess Rowling second
brandoletta, third. Time, 2:07X.