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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-29
The following are the representative sales OF hogs
h. ards 0day
Brief Mention.


Hog market active.
Very few cattle on sale
Hogs closed nc higher than Sasurday
Whitaker and Armour bought bulk OF the hogs.
Strong competition light hogs and prices up.
Mexicos sold about on par with packers grades.
Hog purchases today-Whittaker $50 Armour CAL
DOld % Mexico 49, Butt 234, Jones 81 Stiles Ia.
Corn advanced &c in Chicago Saturday and &c to-
day.
Wheat fully &c higher on this market and that is
the advance in Chicago today.
Fred Welhuer, buyer for Morris & Butt, shipped
out Is double decked cars of heavy hogs 10 Old Mex
Eco tonight
BILLY" Sinner. Of Sinner & Butt left this after
noon for Cincinnati with four cars Of heavy hogs
Jack" sharp, the yardmaster, and little daugh-
ter leave for the east IN the morning. Some of the
boys say he will be missed by some one who is not
connected with the yards.
David Fox q Co, Norwich, had two cars of hogs on
The market.
VI. NJ Munger, Harper, sent car Of hogs.
Charles H. EldredGe, Medicine Lodge, marketed
car Of hogs.
A Barnard Oxford came in with two car Of hogs,
7. c. Maloy. Medicine Lodge, on the market
with car Of cattle and one of hogs.
Knoblauch Bros, Colwich, had in a car Of hogs.
" Borland came in from Stafford with a car Of
mixed stock.
WI. Norris, oxford, sent in a car Of hogs.
]. Burlington, oxford, had a car OF hogs at the
yards.
H. B. Craig came in from Atlanta with a car OF
hogs.
Geo. Houser, Marion. sent in a car OF hogs,
Herman Herr came in from Greenwich with a car
Of hogs.
c. T. Barton, OF James & Barton, Hesston, was on
the market with car OF hogs
J. II. Porter, Towanda, the late market
with a car OF hogs.
W. A. Hopkins came in from Potwin with car OF
hogs.
Henry McFadden sent in a car OF hogs from Mar
ion.
J. W. Williams, Aulne, came in with two cars of
hogs
PA Cation, Peabody. was on the late market
with a of hogs.
NJ. f. Cation, Peabody, was on the late market
with a car OF hogs,
Collins & Garland sent in car of hogs from
kiowa-
!. T. Garland, Kiowa, marketed a car OF hogs
J h McGregor shipped out p cattle and one car OF
light hogs.
There IL considerab BILE kicking on the part Of some
OF the BUYERS at the yards account Of or two
of the commission buying stuff there on Specu-
lation, and they think II not only injustice 10
shippers but also TO the regular buyers who con-
stantly on the market.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

ST. Louis No. July 27.-CATTLE-R eceipts
5000 shipments GO. Market active, strong; native
s. al@4 sG stockerS and feeders g SOS 9: Texans
and IndiSns u Sl9S c5 HOGS-ReCeiptS ssSn. snip
Inents l70a Market shade higher heavy; s. 'SsS y
packing IS 70tSS ~. SHEEP-Receipts ~, ship
ments 170l Market steady, Fair 10 choice
s. ooS5 10.
KANSAS CITY. No. July &.-CATTLE-Recetpts
Se0 shipments cleo. Market strong Native g 4est
40 cows 81 51PS ~ STOCkerS and feeders 3 a.
as - range steers s. 2S2 q; range cows 81 5 - o.
HOGSReCeipts l2a1e shipments AJl 5S7leC higher
bulk s. 67ie: all grades s. $50 u. SHEEP
Receipts aSIe shipments so Market strong
lambs $40 81 Good 10 choice mutton - "
o. -. StOCkers and feeders 80 755S ..
CHICAGO, III, July 2S-The Drovers Journal
reports: CATTLE - Receipts, l5eU shipments
60l Market active. Beeves 81 5lst ~ steers
s. 5064 -; stoCkers and feeders s. -SgS sG cows.
bulls and mixed 81 40SS so Texas cattle 81 $50
8 %. western ranges - 4b7S 81. HOGS-ReCeipts.
2t5GE shipments t51. Market adtive higher. Mixed.
IS 1893 q heavy 81 7SSi So; light s. s5S4 -
SIX ps - Seas -. SHEEP-ReCeipts lusAE ship
ments 2D0 Market dun. lower Natives IS ,5s5 a.
western tOsi CO Texans s. 75S4 81 lambs 81 -
O. 10.
The Droyers Journal special from London quotes
American cattle in heavy supply hut generally sup
plies only fair demand weak and prices NC lower
~ l2Isc per pound for choice American beeyes Cor
responding week last year London market advanced
lc best American steers selling AT lSc
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

FOR sALE-A HANDSOME ITTHOGRAPf
sp % ne city Q, MiehitA; gives Aesof streets
hnen paper. price cents each. 5 for 10 crRtSr )
cents = dozen Address the Wichita Eagie Wichita.
hAo GhELsf
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disappointing.

The games Of the Olympic Athletic
club, of san Francisco, Cal on July
4 did not bring about the breaking
Of a record, which many had thought
would surely happen The record in
question l. the RAINING broad jump Of
22 Fl. in, wbIrh Victor E Schiferstein,
of the olynpics, has trained for some time
to beat The form he has often displayed
shows that on good DAY If be IS feeling
night be can alter this record. but be - Of
q highly nervous ten permanent and any
thing Shat z0as wrong Is APP 70 unit him
for even 9 HIodszate performance. BE dsd
not APPEAR en- the day in question sad TIE
spectators were disappointed SchaGsztein.
however, VIII try again, for be says n he
attempts the feat ofsen enough some day
he VIII get there.
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Being thirty ruiIes to- shortest LIE and
81 miles ths 3D. o1s. p~opls laszsf "a bar
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route
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airing cav crzzzhes. FRYE char czTs ard
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The cattle supply was very light for
opening day and not nearly enough to meet
actual demands. One of the packers
bought nearly all the offerings The mar
ket was strong on good butchers stuff
Other grades little slow. The receipts
are so light that it is impossible to test the
full strength of the market There was a
big run of hogs for Monday and indica-
tons point to another big weeks business
In the hog market The buyers were all
on hand and things were very lively in the
hog alleys. About half the receipts came
In late, but everything sold which arrived
before o'clock. Whitaker and Armour
purchased the bulk of hogs
The market opened strong at S3521I,
which is 2115 cents higher than Saturdays
top price, but only three loads sold at those
figures. The price was then run up to
$3.50 and eight or nine loads went over the
scale at that price. Armour's buyer then
stepped in and bid 50. 5711 and succeeded in
getting large bulk of the late offerings.
The close was strong at the advance.
Large runs are looked for tomorrow and it
Is hard to predict how prices will rule.
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The amiea Daily Eagle: Tnesdap Jor,no auu e. 1880

Coon-Receipts $500 bushels Very little corn com
ing even at the recent sharp advance, Holders OF
large lots are unwilling TO let get go they antici
pate still further advance in prices and with a
good show Of getting It as corn advanced GEMS II
chicago Saturday, and cents today. The demand
Is very active and prices booming.
Oatget- Recslpts 600 Cushels. The suppy was quite
liberal but they find ready sale as the demand 4:
active, Prices very firm with good prospects fol
still higher prices
Rye-Very little coming in. There is active de-
mand and market strong at quotations.
GRAIN-Cer lots on track.
WHEAT-Good milling, old and new, soft, Is
hard 6SS72;other grades. 60c and down
CORS-No or better 35c, white 33c-
OATS-25c
RYE-No 8. or better 25c
HAYS 80 per ton in car lots.
GROUND CORN-Chop In car lots 75c per 100 lbs
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Chicago Grain and Prodrce

CHICAGO, H., July 2S.-Wheat-A large bust.
ness was transacted and the feeling was unsettled
and nervous Prices were higher but full advance
not sustained.
ceedlnSy wild, unsettled and very irregular price
changes being sharp and frequent, covering I6a2C
range. The feeling prevailing was much stronger.
Oats-Oats were active and during the first part OF
10 the announcement OF prominent trader that he
wished his trades closed out This made operators
wild to buy and first sales at 5s5Sc over Sat
urday'S close.
Pork-Farly active. Prices advanced 5Od75c early
but settled back again 4O9lJ0c and closed steady
IarG-Iradlng was very active. Opening sales
were made at l2SSl5c advance. Later prices reced-
ed and closed comparatively steady.
short RlbS-An unusually heavy trade was re-
ported.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-July &c, August 931kc, September 954
COkN-July 4514c, August 4tS1Sc, September 46Isc,
OATS-July S31ec, August $3.50 September 3314c.
PORk-July $lz ID; August $1l co. September
LARD-August Sc 1214; September Sc 3d. October
SHORT RIBS August IS Is; September S. 4G
October S. Az.
Cash quotations were "a follows:
FL0UR-Firm with 25c advance.
WHEAT-No spring Sc; red, 4c.
COKN-No. 2, 4G3sc.
OATS-33%
RYE-54c.
BARLEY-NominaI.
FLAXSEED-$2 30I6c.
TIMOTHY-S1 42SI 43.
PORK-Sl2 25.
LARD-6 I21[.
SHORT RIBS-Sides IS 2Oss5 30.
SH0ULDERS-Dry sailed So G21ts5 Is.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S5 CO.'S IS.
WHISKY-$l To-
SUGAR-Cut loaf 714s7alc; granulated 694c stand
ard A CSC.
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FrTZ-RoYA AND JOCKEY LANE
on big favorite signifies but little, but
what triumph to bring an.outsider TO the
winning post, especially 50 when a fellow
has TO contend with such jockeys as Fred
Webb, Watts and Fred Barrett, three of
the finest whips now living.
The attendance at the Grand Prix was
nearly $4,000 persons, and the gate re-
ceipts were upward Of $4,000. The value
of the stake and purse was $50, 200 Since
1863, the beginning Of the Grand Prix,
France has won fifteen times, England ten
times, America once and Hungary once.
In 1871 there was no race
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A very nsoe recipe for charlotte ruses
made with gElskx1e l. a. t1il0vs- Use ons
pintsf cream wiappaa III ight, oneOuRos
OF seiatize dsszolved n or gil q h;
mix tie val bsztea Whites Ct tEo esSz,
one snail te4caVful 81 powd1re1 sugar.
and Aay Esvorfng p<-serr>d kIz sas sEES
sugar ard cream :gzsszr. snd tten. hoA.
II Tie dissegzsS EeastfaA Tbe zsiIk stoxsd
Be oui-e sod bcte<e z - sxaed % ne Otber
Ingredients Line dab ~Tth sLAoes q
s2onEeczks or wIsh lady fzgss and a.
with the creaE- SCI !: On ice 70 cd
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FssAion Echoes

Pongee silk corsess are hight. cool snd
graceful IN outline.
Some Of the new wells have vsndyked
edges
There is display Of fsncy bose this sea-
son
There "a new stocking made Of q very
fine net. The newest SIX sscck1cg IL but
a thin din
The gay sp1oa ttAt he Russian peas
ant woman Eesrs - 2sezrg qasoe pep
aizr 81 afte-1eon teas TIE top q the
apron Is Of Ehtte linsa. and shs Au~eT part
: N fur stripes c; red. yeIsv. hlze sad
black Esch stripe i s-ahs11ered with
the Russian cross stitcA
For ball room wear taerc are Eone
ez9 uaSite white Sassn saces trI1ned With
Thtte bezds and paste Eza-s tksI ara worthy
u Ctnderells he-ze;t
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E'cR Sale-DkEpS. MORTGAGES AND ALI.
Il kinds OF legal blanks blank receipt bo9S-s So
books, ETC. a. the wlchltS ESEie once. OTdsrs 81
ua1 promptly attended 20. dNs-tfs
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~ FOR RFNT-7alooA HOUSE So WSTTIc
IL ST. large. shady Yari ga 5-r0om house south-
east corner First and Grove, o. 6~fpon ho0ss Cal-
lege hin. $40 4 Doug laF STT unflrnishcd as far-
nlshed. A A. Hyde. HYDE a Hgmer. u 10.
nor BENTON y L.AwRENCE AVENUE N
A room house, water and gas both large harm.
etc So per month Israel Bres ui-t'
NOR REET-TE.S ROOM HOUSE No go
Il North Market. FourTo0m house corasI iI0.
end Mosley. T. ISPNNcgH
o. II - Nor1h Mark
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4 Defeated Champion.

Edward ''Nunc" Wallace, the champion
bantam pugilist of England, who was re
Gently defeated by George Dixon, of Bos-
ton, for the bantam weight championship
of the world, has been identified with the
ring for four years. During this time he has
fought nineteen battles-seven with bare
knuckles and twelve with gloves. He has
suffered only three defeats, and these were
in glove fights He is good glove fighter,
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but made his reputation without them.
He is OF Scotch origin, but was born in
Birmingham, England, twenty four years
ago He stands S it, 2 in. in height
and weighs 112 pounds in condition.
"Nunc" was regarded as sure
world beater in his class by his En-
glish admirers, but since his over
whelming defeat his admirers have been
dropping one by one from his ranks and
joining those Of the sturdy little colored
boy Dixon It WIS indeed a Waterloo for
the Enghshnan and his bakers. The
champions fought at ia pounds for a
purse of $3.50. according 70 what are
known in America as Police Gazette
rules. with four ounce gloves The battle
was fought IN a foot ring erected in the
gymnasium of the Pelican club Of London.
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The date, July 90 only; the rate, one fare
for round trip; route, via the Santa Fe;
limit three days south bound with final
limit of thirty days for return; stopovers
north bound only.
This is for excursion to. Galveston or
ganized by board of trade of that city.
Galveston with its deep harbor and cool
sea breeze, its shipping and fine residences
is well worth a visit.
Nearest agent of Santa Fewill cheerfully
answer all questions about this cheap ex-
cursion.
Through coaches and Pdllman sleeping
cars from Wichita daily. Train leaves at
4:10 p. M. Soft
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The santa Re Change.

By the new Santa Fe time table II Will
be observed that the Chicago fast express
leaves here three hours and fifteen minutes
later and arrives in Chicago the following
morning. making all eastern connections
The Galveston train leaves four hours and
fortv-five minutes later and makes the
same time TO Galveston The Denver train
leaves forty minutes earlier and arrives AZ
Pueblo az 6:2S a. m. Colorado Springs -
a. M. Denver l0,45 a. m This train i
equipped with chair cars, Pullman and
dining cars and viii not stop for meals as
formerly dlS K
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To the Southern Kansas Fair at Wichita
Sept. % and 80 and Oct. /, 2, 3 and 4. The
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe route will
place on sale excursion tickets at one fare
for the round trip to be sold from all sta
tions 100 miles distant.
G. T. NICHOLSON,
G. p and T. Ag't, Topeka, Kan.
W. F. WHITE, Pass. Traffic Mangr,
"a tt Chicago, Ill
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Tho Most Important French Race of the
Year

Tho Most Important French Race of the
Year.
The o1ier of the finish Of the Grand
Prix run. at Paris recently was-frst, q
French colt; second, an Ltalisa colt; third,
an Engiisheolt; decidedly an international
affair. The French colt -Roya, an
outsider in the betting, won very handily,
and showed himself 60 be the best one of
the lot. Hers owned by Baron de Schick-
Ter, one of the oldest naen,bes of the
jockey club now running horses, and his
successes have been numerous. German
by birth, he is a natraized Frenchnan,
and is popular sportsman
j. French is the baron's first jockey,
but this year on account of some arm
trouble felt hardly strong enough TO hold
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That celebrated bicyclist, william n
woodsde, exFTokczzaruzl chszrpson Of
America. died q. Hio Ssreiro. Brazil. EhzIs
be vas nsn&znS sportsnz sAserp-ise.
during tae latter p&<e Of EzY from yellow
fever. Woodssde wa grss. rider EA-f
dozen years CSC st stsorf and boag ds:Accss,
fo- ne possessed bo<b speed Ana szGzzzzee-
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Tea Gowns and Tea Jackets.

India silk fronts are much used in tea
gowns, especially a deep old rose covered
I'll over with white Marguerites. PFovi-
sion is made for tea gowns in the matter
Of embroidery, and some long strips of soft
cream wooden having a deep border some
nine inches wide. worked 10 conventional
pattern of such faint colorings as green,
pink and violet and little maize. 1t is
planned TO start from the left shoulder,
and TO fall diagonally to the feet, so that
all the work is visible.
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IN the accompanying cut Is Illustrated s
charming neda for tea jacket It Is Of
white s1rah six with ovsT f-onts OF black
Cha1r1fy fscs. These over fronts form 8
Zeuave ieckst Collars and cuffs are
trimmed with lace 10 match. White NIB
ban bows sre placed at the throat and the
top of the crEs
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Are you going west? Are you going
east? If so, take the Great Rock Island.
Finest accommodations and lowest rates
to all points. City ticket office, 100 East
Douglas avenue. corner Main street.
110 II
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the horse properly.
so Tom Lane was
engaged torideFtz-
Roya
Tom Lane is IN
doubteoly a hne
rider, and is en-
titled TO a good deal
of credit for his vic
tory. A victory won
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FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS,

Receipts ofLive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past AZ hours--29
cattle, hogs 1926, Shipments "a cat
tie, ,294 hogs.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. July g.
Money! on call easy, ranging from to per cent,
last loan B. closed offered at 3.
Prime mercantile paper 5g611
Sterling exchange quiet and steady,at q s. for
60 day bills and 81 $50 for demand
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HOGS.

The supply was liberal 5or opening day and the
market was active throughout. The early price
was S3.5552, but nrt many changed hands at that
price. Early reports from eastern markecs noted a
strong feeling and statesmen here advanced the
price 26 cents and the buyers acceded their
terms and all the hogs which had rrrived up to
O'Clock sold at those figures About half the offer
ings arrived after that hour. At this stage of the
proceedings Armour's buyer stepped in and bid
S5511R and succeeded in getting large Of the
late receipts. The market closed strong.
REPRESENTATIVES, SALES.
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CHICAGO, ILL.
SCHWARTZ BROS.

The Frisco line runs Pullman sleepers
reclining chair cars seats free. daily 10
St Louis, without change No other line
does this - II
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110tf

Blank charters and all kind of legal
blanks for sale by
The WICHITA EAGLE,
d1l If Wichita, Kansas.
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DEEDS. uzarf xszes $50. h~tfast1 fora
for Oklahoma fge sac 81 thls osarr
eress tss N.cEitA E-4sLL. AsE4ta. A9e &
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Pho-orrs uhe- Pictures IN al sizes snd styles
Hc also carries the finest assortment o. picture
frames In the citE- Give him . friendly all and
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ARTICLES.
Shipments,

BUTTER-Unchanged. Fancy separator 15I6d lGC
finest creamery l3G14c, fine l2sl3c, inett diary l2S
121&c, fine, S4 i0c.
EGGS-I3(g BIC.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan. July %.
CATTLE.

The cattle supply was exceedingly light and sew
eral Of the buyers who were wanting cattle did not
get hoof One of the packers took nearly all that
we're on safe There l. a scarcity of good TO choice
butchers stuff on The market these days and the
mand for such cattle Is quite active. The buyers
are I'll on hand each day and anxious to pur-
chase good cattle. There are so few being offer
that II is hard to test the strength Of the market
The close cteady.
Native shipping steers, good TO extra. 50 20 "a 90
GOOD TO cXtra native butcher steers llOOQ
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wichita Grain Marked

WICHITA. Kan July g
Whea,-Receipts 300 bUshel. The supp Y was
EMAIL The market was very active and fully 2
cents higher.
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Notwithstanding statements 70 the con-
trarv. the Frisco line : two hours the
quickest to St. Louis Try il. soft
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AGENTS TAINTED.

VIZ ASTED AGE%TS-fN EMERY CITY. TOWS
w and village ia the United states ieaCey; In
state OF Kansas 20 take subscriptions. Postmaster
can make money. No capital required ran pie
copies free. Cash commissions. money can be maze
by getting up clubs. Address tSe wichita Esgls.
Wichita Kan. sf-tf
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No, July 2a
The Daily Indicator reports
FLOUR-XX, G5c; xxx 75c; family 81 %; choice
81 o. fancy 81 20 extra fancy 81 S09I ST pateut
WHEAT Higher. No. hard cash July
CORN-Higher No. cash 50 July S8Jtc.
! OATS-Steady, No. 2 cash and July Sic
| RYE-Stronger. No cash acc bid. l5]4 asked;
BUTTER-Uuchanged, creamery fancy n@l5c.
other creamery 1l&l5c; dairy SGlSc; store packed
| EGGS-Uuchanged, quite at Sc.
HAH-Weaker and lower. Strictly fancy prairie
MIh,LLsyTTUFF- Irregular.
| CORNCHOP-54c.
| BRAN-4Sc.
LEAD-Quiet. soft Missouri and common IS 65,
FLAXSEED-S1 %
CHEESE-Steady Northern twins 10al1c; West
ern sg9c, Young America l0&llc, SKINNED 465.
LIVE POULTRY-Firrn, good demand. Choice
az 80 spring chickens 81 25G2 %.
Provisions Steady.
BREAKff4$T BACoN-s85a
DRIED SALT MEATS-Short clear sides Sc co.
dry long clear Sc co. shoulders IS 50.
SMOKED MEATS-Long clear S. OG shoulders
SC co. short clear sides So 81.
L4RD-Refined. 81 25
St. Louis Produce.
ST. Louis. Mo-. July %.
wHEAT-Cash lower 9214c, options higher Au-
gust PIP, September gEsc
CORN-Higher. Cash 5l15c, July 5216C, August
1910, September 4J4c,
OATS1Higher Cash SIC bid. August 3ic Sep
TENDER 355 sa}3S4c,
PORk-Higher cash. $ll -.
LARD-Hieher butchers grades IS 70.
FBOUR-Quite very firm but quiet
RTE-Hghcr; No. . cash. sic bid
HAH-Weak, except for top grades. Pfair1e SO
all for choice to fancy. Timothy II On@ll 80.
BRAN-Dull except sacked lots, GJ667c.
FLANSEED-Firm cash 81 26 81 %,
LEAD-DulI 81 50 asked for cash.
BUTlER-Easy. Creamery l2c@lSc.
EGGS-Steady