davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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s with the wind. The top f,gur.s

et station indicate maximum temperature for the
days; those underneath it, IL any, the amount OF
rainfall, Of melted snow in inches and hundredths.
during the past twelve hours. Isobars, solid
lines, connect poin of equal air pressure; so-
therms or dotted lines, equal temperature. The
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually accompGnied by fair weather: "low''
refers TO low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains.
Lows" us ally first appear on the Washington
coast. When the pressure is high in the interior
north and south along the coast rain is probable:
but when the 'low'' is ncl9sed with isobars OF
marked curvature. rain south OF Oregon is improb
able. With "high' in he vicinity of Idaho and
the pressure falling to the California warmer
weather may be expected IN summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these condition.
VII nroducn nnnnsite result-
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BUTTER. tHErsE AND EGGS.

BUTTER-The marke I is steadying again.
CREAMERY-Fancy, 25c. with sales at 2sc; sec
onds 23G24c p b.
DAIRY-Fancv, 2l1a@2212c; good to choice 20
@2lc; lower grades. l549iS &c q b.
NPICKLED-l6@1Sc n ID.
FIRRIN-159s17 7c p ID
CREAMERY 1UB-1S@i9c p n.
CHEE>h-Choice mid new quotable at 91a@alOc
Q II: common TO good old, 61a@S Slsc q 10: Cream
Ckeddar, 10@l1c: Young America, 1OG1llc p n:
Western. 1U@llc; Eastern. ll@l3c q n.
EGGS-Puiets' Eggs are now coming in and OF
course do not bring a. much as Hens Eggs The
market is steady. Eastern. 20@221ac q dozen for
fair 10 choice; 2462oc for fancy ana 171a61SLsc
for co d-storage; ranch kggs, 25@ 30c for pullets
3O@3212c for small 10 medium and 36@1371ac for
choice; cold-storage, 221aG2sc: Duck Eggs 2bc
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKEr.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality. &c: second do 4@41ac;
third do. 31ac q ID.
VEAL-Large, 4Ia@5c; small. 6l7c p n
MUTTON - Wethers 5@61ac; Ewes 40a5c
LAMB-5@6c q To-
PnRk-Live Hogs, s14@9ssc p n for large and
G43zc r Id.
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HAY AND FEEDsrUFFs.

Quotations remained undisturbed yesterday.
BRAN-sl3 b0@14 for tbs Dest and sl2 5O@l3
y ton for outside brands
MIDDLINGS-Sl7 SOILS 80 for lower rrades
and S19@20 p ton for The best.
FEEDsrUFFs-Rolled Barley. sls@ls p ton;
clipped Oats. 81 309l Y5 q cil.
HAY-Wheat SSG1l; Wheat and oat, $7@
10 30; Oat, $6@s; Barley. S7@S SO: River Bar
lev, S5@6 80; Alfalfa. SIS 50@6 30; compressed So
@9 80; sock. $6@6; Clover, S6gS y ton.
STkAW-35@3Oc u bale
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ROVISIONs.

CURED MEATS-Bacon is quotable a: &c n b
for heavy. &c 2 h for light medium, 91ac for light
lOc p b for extra light and 1l1ac p ID for sugar-
cured: Eastern suGar-cured Hams 13@l31ac;
california Hams. ll@111ac: Mess Beef, s7@7 SO:
extra mess do, $S@S 50; family do. S999 SO:
extra prime Pork, 81 b0@o; extra clear. $l6 q
Dbl; mess Sl4 p Dbl; SmoA ed Beef lOc y ID.
LARD-Eastern, tierces is quoted &c for
compound and 6Ia@7c for pure; pals. 71ac o h;
California tierces, oG512c 2 10 for compound and
o14c Tor pure: half-bbs, os4c: loi tins 714c;
do 5-b. 7Iac 2 n
CoIToLENE s6Iac in terces and 7s4@
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POTATOES. oNIoNs. VEGETABLES.

OrATOES-Sweet potatoes are higher at 75c@
81 p cti in sacks and $lQol 20 in boxes; Early
Rose, 40g45c; Burbank Seedlings, 2O9sOc for
Rivers and 65@90c p ctl for Salinas
ONlONS-25G30c . ctL Pickles, 25@35c p sack.
ETABLES-Marrowfat Squash is quota ple
n S5@7 p ton: Egg Plant. 2a13oc p boz: iona
toes. oO946c p box: Cucumbers. z5@5Oc y box;
Green Peppers. sOG150c " large box Dried Pep
pers, 70Sc q 10; Green Peas, 215013c: String
Beans. 1a@3c; Llmas $l@i 30 p six: Green Okra
26@40c q pox; Dried okra, lO0Dl 211ac q ID; Cab
bage 10c . cti; Carrots. SU@4Oc p sack; Garlic,
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FLOUR AND MILLsTUFFs.

FLoUR-Net cash prices as follows: Family
extras, 81 1904 IS; Bakers extras 81 e5a4 rs.
supertne, So 9O@4 25 p DBL
CORNMEAL, ETC.-Feed Corn S2OA2l a ton :.
Cracked Corn, 500 50@2l so D ton.
MlLLST STUFFS-Prices in sacks are rs follows.
usual discount 10 the trade: Grsham Flour So IS
q 100 Ds; Rye Flour, So rs p 100 lbs: Rice Flour
So 10: Cornmeal, S2 SO; extra cream do So:
Oatmeal, So 40; Oat Groats, "a; Hominy x3 10
@3 30; Buck wheat Flour. So lO@3 SO; Cracked
Wheat, $3 90; Farina 81; Whole Wheat Flour
$3; Rolled Oats, $4; Pearl Barley, S3 75as:
split Peas, $S 90; Green do, S4 rs = 100 MS
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

BEANS-Quo. atoms about the same. Bayos,
81 36@l As q ctl small Whites 81 4O@I So;
Large Whites. 81 26@l 35; Pinks, 81 loQl Is;
Reds, 81 25@1 40: Blackeye 81 1901 Is; Red
Kidney, So so; Limas, 81 96G2 Is; Buffers 81 40
al rs; Pea, 81 40@l 60 a ct.
SEEDS - Brown Mustard is quotable Mt
$2 1908 p cti: Yellow Mustard, 81 1902 rs "a
ctl: Flax, 81 35Gl 80; Canary Seed. 21a@2s4c
DRIED PkAs-Nnes. $l@l IL . ctl; Green,
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saws: bhO levei-The upraise from north drift from
east crosscu has been extended % feet during the
wee total leIzth 15s feet ton In quartz Of low
assay value The main east crosscut on this level
mas Deen extended 30 feet through hard porphyry,
total length 4SS feet. $50 level-The west cross
cut nom The bottom of the winze has been ex-
tended 10 feet total length 70 feet; face in por-
phyry with streaks of quartz
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Bonds. Exchange. Money and Railroad
shares.
Money call at 4d5%: last loan at AZ and
closing offered at *. Prime mercantile paper. 6
@7z. Lar silver. 65c. Mexican dollars 6O5.
@5l 5sc Sterling Exchange strong with actual
business nankers bills at 81 s23z "a s31l for 60
days and $4 e534@a SO for demand. Posted
rates 81 s31994 81. Commercial bills. 81 81 lag
4 S2A. Government bonds strong: state ponds
steady: railroad bonds higher. silver at the board
her
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FOREIGN MARKETS,

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. ENG, Nov. e-The spot market
Is firm. Cargoes firm
FUTUREx
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter No
vemoer. 6s 1Os4d: December. 6s lO8ld; January
os 1O1ad; February. 6s lO1ad; March, IS lO1sd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. ENG. Nov 9. - Consols lloJs;
silver, 29 1b-16d: French Rentes 1927 zoe
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver higher.
Fina nciai quotations continue to rise.
Wheat advanced again
Other Cereals eady.
Hay and Feedstuffs unchanged.
Flour and Millstuifs firm.
Beans about the same.
Swee. Potatoes higher.
Butter and Eggs steady.
Poultry plentiful and dull.
Grapes higher.
New Oranges coming in.
Dried Fruit and Raisins firm.
Provisions as before.
Coal shows considerable change.
Hides advanced.
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FINANCIAL.
w. CARROLL, BROKER
CHICAGO MARKETS. HEW YORK STOCKS.

Fast VITO .1ast. UnequaIed Service.
STRICTLY COMMISSIONS
Private and Bank referenc quoted on application
Office, 32 Montgomery St. Safe Del osit BID
let Main 1731. Private Parlor for Ladies
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS

Snipe 81 ? dozen; Hare. 81 p dozen: Rabbits,
81 30 for Cottontails and 81 rs for small: Gray
Geese, 81 SO; White Geese Sl Brant, 81 80.
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NOTICE TO MARINERs-

A branch OF the United States Hydrographic
once located in tho Merchantp Exchanee ia
maintained in San Francisco for the hanefit 20
mariners without regard TO nationality and free Of
EXPENSE
Navigators are cordially invited 10 visit the
office where complete sets of charts and sailing
directions OF the world are kept hand for com.
parison and reference, and the latest Inform ston
can always be obtained regarding lights dangers
to navigation and ali matters OF interest to ocean
commerce
The time ball on top OF the building on rele.
graph Hill In hosted about ten minutes befora
noon. and is dropped at noon. 12oth meridian. bv
telegraphic signal received each dav from ths
United States Naval Observatory a. Mare Island.
Cal.
A notice stating whether the time ball wan
dropped on time. giving the error If any is
published the same day oy the afternoon papers,
and by the morning papers the following dav.
w. 5. HUGHES
Lieutenant, q. 8. N. in charge.
The lne Ball.
BRANCH HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE. q. g NJ,
MERCHANTS ExCHANsE
SAN FRANCISCO. November 8. 1895. }
The time ball Telegraph Hill droppe1
exactly at noon to-day e., at noon of the 12Otn
meridian or exactly at Z. NJ. Greenwich time.
w. :. HUGHES
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L. c. COAST ASH 6EopErTc SURvFy TIDs1
BULLETIN Public HE'D BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTEa DENT )
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IMPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New-York. June 10, 1895,


ne srst can months about points, but
as me cat a months sold little better than they closed
yesterday and there was an ar pons on The
tire list This rmness attributed to iaTK % onv "a
TeHas oaay wS indicatons Of through
out the STATE S wn Eastern hs son of she
reported Georgia Alabama A5HSnSas delned quite
SHARPLY and closed with loss futures Of i,tS to
p pOa Cloths H we're dull There good opPor%ny for
scaping operations and local operators ne saw 10
points on the active months the Government report 0
the by a .os as the most favorable report
within recent years II the general average acreage
in MSy WIN s. Pss Ssn5 ON ON
june was $2 per 81 cent on Jg naS
Of last near There seemed to De 10 he
tive buying toward the close and on ms tneis was n m
s2c on the das's sales Final prices showing
net loss Of 10 to 10 points on sumner S s closing
one steady The total sales for day 3o2 800
bale The s. louis xs spo' a ws ana
and Mobile &c 5e T sa,s pdcsnaS Of ceas as
compared with last year as follows; NirgI V 6sna
III: Mississippi ia louisiana; lo. Texas no "A, a.
s sS ,ss 49, Oklahoma a4 Forida is
condition Of the crop by states was as on rss as
Florida IS, Alabama 1893 Mississippi lC4; LOUISIANA
80 the Atlantic States in spite OF The dry weather a IN
the early spring the srop Is little earlier man usI ,
counties North Carolina and South Carolina and from
eeyen counties Georgia: but the plants are III me
condition respects both cultivation and go~th
moor on account excessive drouth. From Ala
fama Mississippi louisiana Arkansas. Tennessee ana
Indian Territory the reports unusually ENCOURAGING
The crop only early but stands are COCO the plant
free and outlook promising for ful crop IN
localities however. there are complaints OF Damage
BY lice In Texas the conditions have Des
less other Gulf states. The coid
and damp weather seeding time not only makes me
crop resulted in infesng many helds IN a
in the southwestern part Of the state win all
manner that damage the plant. A consider
able Improvement has been made. however within the
last month. paintings seemingly doing much better
than In the heavy producing counties
the stands good The weekly weather crop bulletin
Agricultural Department says that owing to ex-
rains is becoming grassy in Tennessee Mis-
souri, Alabama and South Carolina but generally II has
made rapid growth fruiting well Some complaint
OF lice is reported from the Caroinas and Mississippi
In withstood the drouth well but
late cotton is in less promising condition. 1t is figured
on the and condition that
will 100000 TO 2. 900 bales.
Opening and close to-day. and closing bids the
riouar mir a. Nd Last ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET


prr,vFs H,,eln,s Mere GO cars or l. Osj head ~
FOR exporters ana city rinug'"rers and y cam iT me
market The supply was leht hni e'nnnd singsis' ana
eay rsinr con-aer'ion The quality Of tie c@',lo
meafe az and cneG Steers -d at sogsi as per 100
ma o s@s ~ ss@s So ils AZ 81 ,oasa poor to good
cows at 81 5odS3 c drcs"d native eef slcs wer" Very
Amerie a i've cattle dun at a'.oosc dressed wight.
for live sheep Iohali4c dressed weight TIP price
FOR Glasgow ioi.c FOR sheep i2ac shim,n
Southampton 200 quarters in TIE Gcrmanic 70 iAs-
shpnents 81 fresh meat or i've before Saturday.
Saes-s Sanders: Is Irdlana sie.rs 1911 n average at
s. TO- Is cooTai1 d" i2S y s. % - a.. ia2o n
s. % ii q G'T at 81 ?, G5 1917 n at q % oyn ,
4 81 -, Pg. ne % n at - , Ss'r 40 at
g 81, a r at g 50 -" 3D. at ''' 10 '' '' 3D. ." &C.,
sherman Culver: 10 s,,ch factory fed Inaana secrs
a, s. IL d. io H. at - so ~ stable lei P.nnsylVania
steer. lie7 H. at u Oh stag, 1900 n. a 81 -
% 81 i99@ a a, ~ No. 80 H. 81 je 10 10 10
H. at 81 80 do 100 H. at s. . d. go n Mt 81 %
y McElwee: stays la29 n. at 81; COWS. 975 n. at
JellGc wrsni & co.. q bulls. s24 n. At 50 co. COW.
Dncey bill; $40 n at So *. u bulls 1910 n. at
j .. curtis: oxsn i7a5 n. At 50 o2's.
head for tho aroi Trade Was SLOW a" a general GscnS
OF s%a3s per he n. ana quite n"mber Of cow mainly
included sold s2lN$i2 so a very few selected and
mixers al $45nS5O The bulk ~ sales were at
s2Sas3s. including two cars Of Buffalo these
figures
Sales s Sanders: p fresh cows. at $40 per head.
and calves S23 ~ each
J. Smith; " Buffalo cows calves included $?saS3s
per head.
II. H. Hollis and calves. $2Gq $50 per head
T. McCabe: ~ cows and calves. at $27 5Ousi5 each.
d. McEwee: and calf for $50: cows calves
included at $50 each
Hume T. Mullen: and calf $40: do for $40
]. G. Curtis and calves. s27 6oGs42 20
each
J.. Ducey: ! and calf. for
Jelllne. Wright Co: ! cow and calf FOR 500
CALVES Receipts .. 800 head the market
with the exception Of rs head and including head
held yesterday there 2G7 on sale Trade
was slow just about Mondays closing prices ana
300 calves un-od at n late hour. Common
prime veas sold at 81 5DGs4 - per 100 n. n few
lots Of choice do. AT - u$i 90; good butter
milk calves at 50 1898 and Gull veas at 81 75sgsa
dressed calves 4fGc for country
4lzQ7c for city dressed few sales exceeding Glc.
4Q+i5c for little calves and +Q5c for dressed
milks
Sales-s. Judd & Co.: 80 veals I5s n average at
81 IS per 100 NJ 70 do 16l n. 81 % ~ do 100 n
at 81 81 90 do 1850 NJ 81 90 rs d. ioa ~ at 81 *
I05 DO 1913 NJ 81 10: 81 do las n. IS: l5I do
1870 n. at s.. To-: 80 do 1872 NJ ai 81 90 d. 40 ~ al
c. Dilienback: $40 vsais. lab h. at 81 20 sc DO i5I
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lack confidence and holding of for concessions ca
opened weak and declined a9%c under nears" pered
ton in all grain centres but siterwara Iure
slightly and closed call Contract wheat Suhe.
Gii5MG5c; July. 63Nq64c: August eS,saoS.c; re
nominal Corn ruled firm and prices advanced ~ r..
Local lots quiet and steady under ga
34i.@34ec; September nominal oats-Hsce'pss os d
and the market for lots shade easier tnousn az
and fair futures inactive and nSrnina.y
No p white June 2iAQ25c July 24StgZoc; August ana
september 2lQ24zc. Eggs quiet and easter; feinny
vania nrss 12G2lsc: Western do. &c sussi-i'eihed
omet ami unchanged. Other articles unchanged
81 Louis June lO-F1our Unchanged patents w iou
81 0 extra fancy 81 Oja$3 TO- fancy ~ 1O4sZ o ch9c
81 3Oas2 4O rye flour. 81 5QS2 40 Bran quiet sacked
east side 3sa3pc: country points 36Ag3c wheat lover
Juy 54ssc; August 55isc bid September 097sc nominal
corn steady; June 25isc nominal; July Z1sc plu sep
teuber 2if.I27c. steady June, lI1sc nominai
July rye August. INC bid. Eggs steady at sac rork
STANDARD mess new 81 -; old. SO SIN LArd-ftinie
steam So 02a: choice, So 07h Bacon-shouders. 4..c
longs 4l.c; clear ribs 4lc clear sides '5c v sait
shoulders. Sac longs SIC clear ribs Sc Gear
sides &C. Hlghwnes steady at 81 % Wool firm; Mis-
souri, and Illinois medium combng 12s.Wl3c; medium
clothing i2QI2fc: and braid 12gl2hc: me
medium 10a1lc: light fine. 91l0c; heavy fine: Igsc;
slightly bury 6al0c: hard bury 7l1asltc; Southern
hard bury &c: Texas medium. l1iaml2c: coarse ana
low oQi0c medium, 9i1Q l04c: light fine Ssg3sc;
heavy fine 7i.dsc; sandy and heavy O0ec baggihg
ia. H. &c No. sac: ga n. sac Iron ties. SOC Twlne
9c Lead dull 81 IS Sales 100 tons Missouri and 100
chemical that. speer dull lower: sales cars at
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Tune 10 fSpec THE Government report for
June 10 night the Water wheat condition Io per
indicating winter wheat yield ot 2I'Jooooo bush
and makes the spring wheat condition 1s per cent
and the acreage IL s2s 900. suggesting spring wheat
yield 1885, 10000 bushels On the curb after the re-
port made public. the price acted very weak the
July quotation being SOS. cents. or course. while the
regular market going the pt had nothing DIT
theories In regard TO the Government report The ex-
pectaton that the winter wheat condition would be
about 20 per cent and that spring wheat condition
would be very high. indeed There was another exciting
market prices losing cent and closing about
the bottom. July opened 5sk sold between 5sss and
~ and closed az 57N There evidence to-day
the big bulls Linn and Cudahy. finally gave up their
campaign did a great deal Of selling Cudahy GER
tainly dd. Whether Linn did Is not 50 certain
The bear influence In the pit report by the
,uthw Stern Mners Association estimating the Kansas
Missssirp Valley 5ocooco bushe, higher than last
6ak on the wall street rumor that President Cleveland
TSS Genia ala not Cause much Of rally There
csh demand for wheat ana no charters LiyeIpo9 was
The Northwestern receipts were liberal 33i cars
h3ry that Amour who las een credsd with very large
july selling for the last three DAYS was large buyer
weak ak, with" na5Ow D ' and The Sos apss y
Thursday 500 The only incident in the pit was
aSof traders. There ps,r seash i-mand. There
The report indicates another oats
crop ~i5cooso bushels The figures certain 70 over
shad " everything else to morrow T. days market was
humdram ons the Tanse s,@Pns "1n Ssa' 5gy
Snces were 27ooD bushels
er5ash sbai by 'oytrHs by euashy AMI certain d the
I'm ss, aors than LIZ e A. p6s wndup perE ws
only . cent. over rs:a'; uhs lard AMI lbs %ers 3
5000 head hcre. ana enormous receipts West.
on ne ,ufs On Jy wheat n .Issa ar 9 o, oSn,s
~ cents: 3; cslls" 2s1. cent?: '''''''''' ''' ''
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Market closed steady at 10 10 points decline compared
with yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices 40
Total 500 600 bales. New-York receipts 20
bales Exports Continent 1867 bales. Great Britain.
1885 bales; sales 71s bales spinners lie bales: stock.
l1627s haes Total receipts todny 33s7 bales thus
far this week 1909 bales Exports to-day Great Britain.
1885 bales; Continent, 1917 bales Thus far this week
Great Britain 10 AIS bales France 1913 bales Continent
lower middling uplands 7-i6c: mddng Gulf II -l6c
sales 7I9 bales. including 1l9 bales spinning and 600
bales contract.
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton easier: sales 1900 bales
day. 1900 American speculation
and export 1000 bales; American 10000 bales; receipts
II, 600 bales: American 10000 bales Midng uplands
1884. Futures opened quiet; buyers at $40 decline
closed steady points net decline January February
S40b. February March 34b March April. 342ss; June
S5o.b: June July. 3bVb July August. 35oh August Sep
TENDER 34sias September October Bah October Noye
Der 34lis November-December 340b: December January
34Os Observation-Disclosures dull but steady: cloths dull.
CogFEE-An increase In the volume Of business
shown the total still light with prices within
a range and prices shade better Chief sales
for September Rio firm at II 900 refs. exchange
10 le recepts 1900 bags Cleared for United States
and stock. 109. 200 bags Santos receipts 5000 bags
stock. los 600: market steady at II 500 refs Havre
June "A rs July "a IS August 1880 September
IL Hamburg quiet June. 62 q pfennings: July. 81
August 80 IS; September. 1880 October 81 %. Con
tracts closed steady May wac lower: others
changed 10 higher sales were 8 $50 bags follows:
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IL advance on June but unchanged all distant dev
cries The interior movement OF corn mas ths W.
shown some falling has been in part onset py
docreaeed exports The weather and crop bu1eh o1as
smoke quite fayoraby Of the general progress OF te
crop although weather has been aeahs' stn
Va lion Cash corn steadier Sales incuoee loV.o
busb No 2 AT 33a.c 1000 bush Tor export az
35i.c and private afoat ana .'oVo uusn
yellow AT 34c elevator. OAIs--I ne MAJ re-
for oats was quiet but felt the influence on
cron advicv and somewhat easier, closing nu.i Al
~ not loss The primary arrivals nave been less press
ing this week and have SO far shown ne oecrea srr
r",eors has decrease In exports me
weather and crop bulletin generally speaks iaVpaos
~ living cron The Governments report to-day mace
W. eaudon Of The growing crop oSs, against $40 last
une area p 57l 143 against ISIS ave- acres IN
dc,ted crop 7W3 bush. against M ft"'5'
cash oats we're quiet. Exporter took 4o~V pu5h
,rere 81 900 hush follows: 10000 bush No 'hcaso
W. o. dslSverad. / 900 bush No white oats at 2ti2c
Nv York Central elevator and lGVo bnsh &C. -9.c
delivered: eON 600 bush ungraded white -4,9pzoc ana
40 900 hush No white clipped 2i.c ana private TERMS
ahoat oats quoted at 22'sc Elevator doi
t; sales. 10000 bush. private terms *
We, weaker: No Western quoted 4Oieg4lc. T.
The quotations to-day. the closing prices ior the
us day and closing prices for the corresponding oats
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buffalo June lo-Ca,e Recerts la. p hour ours. TIM, line
head; total thus ar $50 hTaa as head
to York l2io head on SALE :" nS.., cI.ed dull,
an. ana SON WiT rh, b~iiers 50 ;oGs3 55 Old tair
Su, az s. s - baii. 81 75ns y steady a, g !"
as esrs So week thu. ar 100 s, head ' for
ilm~ las, week 1850 head: consisned ihfsggh; 49,
sa ., :a q . ss 3 ). %sla a &:
sF 4,ass o heavy 8 1oas5 s. sgsS 40 TO-
Ks w. urso,i sheep ard lambs reoryi, last c. =
hours 100 hed lo T., ,c ~, Ss's Sed Nus c s hrouss
80 head Sew YORK ~" had On sac 80 80 ,hssp
u i o. cai.s TO- fair 81 .sNss yearns lamb, far
II gr- g 75hsi 80. culls hnd conimoh - oJSo
sPrsx iami- fair good. 81 2"dS7 ous to common -
a,, Liberty June cattle nsecIPs sh m "a Ike,
ss 90, e Soa So. ~ ': .ags. 80 So
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