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promptly neuueu INTO tHe Win,
and efforts were quickly made to
secure the splintered mast and
bagging topsail before it had
done any injury to the mainsail.
The Erin, with Sir Thomas lip
ton on board, promptly stood tow
ard her crippled consort, at the
same time making signals to the
Shamrock's tender, the tugboat
Lawrence. That vessel headed
for the crippled yacht, and as soon
as the wreckage had been secured
a tow line was made fast and the
two were headed back to port. The
Erin followed and as the process
sion moved silently by the excur-
sion feet opened up it's whistles
and all the passengers cheered
the unfortunate vessel and her
plucky owner. The Erin ranged
near to the Shamrock, and Sir
Thomas Upton spoke encourag-
ingly to Captain Hogarth, who
seemed to feel the accident very
keenly.
To newspaper men Captain
Hogarth would not attempt any
explanation. All that he cared to
say was that he was glad the brok-
en- mast had not come down on
deck and that he was pleased no
one was injured.
Apparently afraid that she
would meet with similar mis-
hap, the skipper of the Columbia
Immediately after the breaking of
the Shamrock's topmast ordered
her baby jib taken in.
The Columbia, however, made
a fine race of it, pluckily holding
on to her club topsail throughout
and setting her balloon jib in the
final reach for home. Her time
was little short of marvellous. She
covered the course in 3 hours 81
minutes, the beat ten miles to
windward in l hour 80 minutes II
seconds, the reach to the second
mark in 80 minutes 50 seconds,
and the last leg in / hour 3 min
utes so seconds. AS she crossed
the finish line she let go her head
sails and one of the Deer Isle sail
ors treated the spectators to an
exhibition of daring as he climb
ed out over the peak halliards
eighty feet in the air to loose the
club tOpsail.
Mr.. Iselin, when seen after the
Columbia had run her race and
reached her mornings, said that
he much regretted the accident.
Sir Thomas Upton declared en-
phatically that the Columbia was
entitled to the race, and that Mr..
Iselin had a perfect right to claim
it. The two defeats have not dis
couraged him, however. He has
another chance and he hopes to
make that one count. The Sham
rock was tOwed to Erie Basin,
where necessary repairs will be
made. After the new topmast has
been put in place the vessel will
be remeasured and will be ready
for the contest Thursday. That is
to be the old fifteen miles to wind
ward or leeward and back, and if
the Columbia wins the series will
have been completed without Civ
ing the Shamrock an opportunity
to test her merits in her favorite
point of sailing over a triangular
course.
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Household Sewing Machines

Strongest and Best Saving
Machine in the Market with
the Latest Attachments.
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R and g CORSET are the best.
Sachs & Co., Agents.
SPECIAL SALE Of Ladies' Mus
lin Underwear at Sachs.
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FOR SALE.

A FEW h0xl00 BUILDING SITES IN
"A the most desirable part OF Kalihi.
rrice 5000 on easy terms or $i75 cash.
WILLIAM SAVIDGE,
'oi'-u No. $40 Fort Street.
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the railroad interest which cannot but at
tract attention They are streaks of light
on the horizon of a vast investment interest
which has been long becouded by adverse
conditions that have stubbornly defied rem
edy. The facts may not have any imme-
date conspicuous effect on the stock mar
ket at large. but they introduce and
very important fundamental factor among
the influences giving stability TO the trunk
line securities and helping their advance TO
foremost position among our permanent
investments.
THE stock market this week has had an
improving tendency with an important in
crease of commission buying, the strength
and activity being mainly in the railroad
properties. Satisfactory railroad earnings.
by payments Of July dividends were the
couraging features. London buying was
also a factor on the bull side, which was
the means of reducing the sterling rate of
exchange to a point indicating that gold
exports have about eliminated for the pres
ent, at least. To the return OF the senior
Vanderbilts from Europe. whose influence
was at once exerted in advancing the prop
critics of their railroad system, is due the
credit OF wrenching the market from the
hands of the bear traders. The advance and
strength of those stocks lead to the belief,
referred to above, that an important scheme
of connection between the New York Cen
trail, the Boston & Albany and the Fitch
burg roads Is near at hand from which
New York Central will derive great benefit.
While Northwest and Omaha may not be
taken in on the same basis at present, OWING
to the fact that they are controlled by own
ership of a majority of the stock by the
Vanderbilt family. TO ali intents and pur-
poses they are under the control OF New
York Central, and the same may be as
sumed to be the case with Union Pacific,
thus giving a direct and permanent system
of transportation from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific under one centralized influence and
policy of naRement. This means great
deal In upholding the various securities OF
the properties so represented, and the gen.
eral market at the same time is materially
benefited In tone thereby.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eleven Transfers, with a Total Con.
sideration of $I1,933.67.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. July l. 1872 as
furnished by Theo Stein. abstracter Of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapoiis Suite 229, first Office floor. The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
The Mutual Home and Savings Asso-
citation to Thomas Nolan Lot Ss7, Nc
Carty's ninth West Side addition. Ss50.00
Lewis Hart to Henrietta Sanders, Lot
u. Downeys Arsenal Heights addi-
ton oVV-VV
Henrietta Sanders to Lewis Hart Lot
10, Downey's Arsenal Heights addition. 5000
John w. Claypool to Grace j. Clark Lot
IS, first addition to Keystone Park. $1,000
A A. Owings to F. Z. Owings. Lot 40,
Julian 81 al Spring Garden southeast
ADDITION iovU
Martin McManus administrator to Rob-
ert Martindale, part of east half of
southwest quarter of Section 20. Town
ship l6. north of Range 3, east tone-
half acre. l9WoJ
John Sutton to Charles l. Sutton, part of
south half of Section q, Township IA,
north of Range 3. east................... 5000
William z. English and wife to George
H. Secrist. Lots 90. 22s. 22e and part
of Lot 2S0 Allen. Root q Engfshs
second woodlawn ......................... $4,000
John Kelly and wife to Dora F. Welch
Lot AZ, Mckernan e. Pierce's subdi-
vision of Outlot observation-disclosures. 1000 90
James L. Bolin administrator to Bridget
Doherty. 10: S.. McCarty's subdivision
of outiot 100 L5sSS7
Naoma A. Pickens to Bridget Ferriter
ct al. Lot 120, johnson * Hogshire's
East Washington-street addition. 1900 90
Transfers IL; consideration ...........$11s 1888 81
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

LIVERPOOL. July l-wheat-Spot, No. red
Western winter. firm at IS lid; No red northern
IS 3D.; futures steady; July. 5s SID; special. 6s;
December. es Esd. Corn-Spot. American mixed.
new. firm at So 4l4d; old firm at Be- Sad; futures
quiet; July. 81 AID: September. Is sid; October,
81 Sad. F1our-St. Louis fancy winter dull at S..
Butter quiet; finest nominal; good, SIS Petroleum.
lin London) steady at 25s 3D. Cheese-American
finest white and colored easy at AIS; ordinary new.
AIS Sd. Beef-Extra India mess steady at COS:
prime mess steady at 55s Pork-Prime mess. fine
Western, firm at ASS. Lard-American ref1ned
steady at 26s Cd; prime Western In tierces steady
at 26s Sd. Hams-Short-cut, Ia to is lbs, steady
at 45s Cd. Bacon-Cunberland cut, 2s to 80 lbs.
dull at 2ss short-rbs Is to 20 lbs easy at 2ss sd;
ong-clear middles. heavy, So to 40 lbs, steady at
2ss Cd; short-cear backs, IS TO Is lbs. steady at
shoulders-Square, p to IA Ms. easy at 24s. Fol-
lowing is stock of breadstuffs in Liverpool:
bousei ks SOo centals. corn Gn certified ware
house,. 721, 900 centals The following are the
stocks of provisions in Liverpool Bacon, 1890
boxes; hams. LOO boxes; shoulders. 1900 boxes;
lard 1900 tierces; cheese, $500 boxes; butter,
4,9O0 packages. The total amount of wheat in
port LAST. 900 centals. The total amount of corn
in port. 666. 900 centals.
ST LOUIS. July Flour quiet Timothy seed,
81. 75@2. Is Corn meal, s1sOQ1.ss. Bran strong;
sacked. east track. 5slh6soc. Wheat-No. 2. cash.
74Iac July 1880 bid: September, 767sc; December.
7S&c; No. hard, cash. Tic. Corn-No. 2 S4c;
July. 321sc September, ss,ac. oats.No 2. &c;
July, 24ssc: September 21i1c bid; No. white,
29i4c Pork firm at So lard higher and firm;
prime, A.s2l5; choice. As7h Hay steady; tim
othy, s9GII.50: prairie new Sc. scar So old, seas.
Whisky steady at 1925 Cotton ties. SOC; bagging.
6Ge%c. Dry salt meats nominal; boxed shoulders.
aS7ls; extra shorts, "A 20; clear ribs, So clear
sides. s512h Bacon strong; boxed shoulders,
S. 25; extra shorts. Sc 50 clear ribs. s5622: clear
sides. s5.s7R. Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat,
10 600 bu corn. coo blu; oats. 10000 blu. Ship
ments-F1our. 5000 brls; wheat, 5000 blu; corn,
50 600 bu; oats, H. coo bu
TOLEDO, July Wheat higher and firm; No
2. cash and July, 7e1sc: September 7Sisc. Corn
dull. but steady: No. mixed. 35c. Oats dull, but
steady: No. mixed. 2519c Rye unchanged; No.
2. cash, Coo bid. Glover seed dull and unchanged
prime, cash. new. 1875; October. A.65.
CINCINNATI. July Flour dull and easy.
Wheat dull; No 2 red, 72c Corn steady; No. 2
mixed, Sc Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed, 2s42si5c
Rye steady; No. 2, 65c. Lard firm at 1886 Bulk
meats firm at 495. Bacon steady at s.. 10
Whisky steady at SIPS.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade for July Opens with n Fine
PrOmise-Prfces Steady.

The general opinion in trade circles is that
seldom has business opened on the first day OF
July under more favorable conditions than those
now prevailing. Retail merchants in much
better shape financially than year ago and none
has large, cumbersome stocks Prices for months
have ruled so steady that nothing could be gained
by stocking up heavily. Wholesale merchants are
contented with small margins and there Is little
danger OF any line of goods declining; The
produce markets are active. Eggs and young
chickens are in good demand On Commission
some days the market is overstocked with
fruits and vegetables and prices weaken, but
they soon rally Provisions rule steady. Flour
is in better demand at unchanged prices
During the past week t., there has been little
cepts. The week closed with track bids ruling
as follows:
June 7213c; wagon wheat, 72c.
Corn-No l white, S4a4c; No. 8 white zone color).
S3s.c; No white mixed. Ss%c; No. white
mixed SO&Q32&c No. yellow. 34c; No. 8
yellow s4c; No Ssllow sia$se; No .os mixed.
ear corn SSxc.
oats-No: . white, 2ss.c; No; white. 2s&4c; No.
Hay-No. / timothy. ssQ9.5o; No. timothy.
$sGS50.
Inspections-wheat: No. red. 5 cars; No. 3.
2: rejected. 4; total. IL cars. Corn: No white.
20 cars; No 4, 1; No. yellow. 8; No. mixed.
H. No. 4, 2; no grade, 1; total. So cars. Oats:
No. mixed, 1 car.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens. Sc; cocks. Sc; young chickens.
12al5c: hen turkeys. young and fat 712c; young
TOMS sc; ducks, 4c; geese, &c for full feathered.
SC for plucked.
Cheese-New York full cream, 10G11c; skins,
6GSc; domestic Swiss, 10Q15c; brick, SC; limbur-
ger, l0c.
Butter-Choice, lie: poor. sac; Elgn cream
cry. PIC
Eggs-Candled, lie.
Feathers-Prime geese, soc per ID: prime duck.
10GI7c per ID.
Beeswax-30c for yellow; 25c for dark.
adj he'd uD-Wa
20Q25c; bury and understandable. sc less.
HIDES, TALLOW. ETC.
Creen-salted Hides-No. 1, SIC; No. 2. INC; No.
calf, 10c; No calf, SIC.
Grease-White, &c; yellow. 21kc; brown. 2Ac.
Tallow-No. /, &c: No. 2, 212c.
Bones-Dry, $12q13 per ton.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Sea-
hon rdss Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK, July L-Flour-Receipts,
1870 brls; exports. q. 610 brls. The market
was quiet but firm; winter patents, $500
40: winter straits, $3.50d360: Minnesota
patents, $395G410; Minnesota bakers, s. 1OQ
325; winter extra, $260G3; winter low
grades, s245@2.55. Rye -four quiet; good to
fair, $3.1Od3.25; choice to fancy, s3.3oq350.
Corn meal steady; yellow Western. SOQslc:
city, s1dS2; Brandywine. s215Q25. Rye
easy; No. Western, CSC, (. o. b., afloat:
State rye, Gle. Barley quiet; C. 1. f., New
York lots 42c; C. l. f.. Buffalo and mailing.
47M51c delivered at New York. Barley malt
dull; Western, 57q63c.
Wheat-Receipts. 1900 bu; exports. 1872
459 blu. Spot firm; No. red, slx. Z. O. b..
afioat; No. red. soc, in elevator; No. 1
red northern Duluth, sac, I. o. b. afioat
Options opened firm on higher cables and
ulative support, light offerings, foreign buy
ing and reported liberal acceptances, closed
Closed atsH at sS,sc: september 7ss.asOIc closed
at SOlkc: December, S11zQs2c, closed at Sla4c
Ccrn-Receipts, 2Ss, S5 bu; exports. 1858
Ssssc i'm elevator. Options opened firm on
cable news and was later sustained by
wheat and lighter offerings west; closed firm
at ssssc: September, sslsa$s lI-isc. closed at
'' osats-Receipss. $500 bu:. exports. s4.sl5
-
white, 32d 321kc; No. 3 white. 311ac track
mixed Western, 30G32c: track white, 32a37c
Options dull.
Hops quiet; state. common to choice. 1896
crop SAFE; 1887 crop. 11@13c; 1898 crop. la
lie: 1898 crop, 16G11cc. Pacific coast, 1886
crop, sac; 1897 crop, 11ql3c: 1888 crop. II
@1sc.
I7c: Texas dry. "A TO 30 pounds. 12izQl3c
California, q TO % pounds. 1si1c.
Lea Their steady: hemlock sole. Buenos
Ayres, light to heavy, weights. aol4q2li2c.
Beef steady; family, s9.50fi1050; extra
mess. 60: beef hams, So. 5Oa24: packet. So so
aio; city extra India mess si4als5o. Cut
shoulders. IS: picked hams. 81 25alo.
Lard firmer; Western steamed. s5-35: re-
fined firm; continent, $3.50; South America,
S. compound. A65q4I5.
Pork arm; mess. S. 75d9: short-clear. 500
IL. 70: family, $loJom1o75-
Tallow steady: city, ihq5 1-6c; country.
4Sa4izc.
Japan. 4%Q5hc-
Moiasses firm:- New Orleans open kettle
good to choice. 32G36c.
Cotton-ssed oil nrmly held and fairly &C.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued TO the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Orginal-Benjamin S. Fisher, Dana, S.;
Jas. c. Ross, Lafontaine, IS: Oscar W. Hen
bricks. Rosewood. IS: John j. Henley, Terre
Haute. S. Randall b. Sprague, Hoagland,
So; William Mitchell, hnigntstown, $l2.
Additional-Andrew j. Bennett, Monte
yuma, Sc to SO; John Mcknight, Rosewood,
s. 10 so; Cornelius Obanion, Lebanon, 81
10 s..
.Renewal-Charles II. Newell. Hunting
ton, s..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ralston, New Cory
don. s. To $40: Ely L. Davidson, Carlos
City S12 to Sl7 William A. Gray. Lebanon,
s. TO $40; John Webb. Muncie. s. 10 so; Titus
c. Jones. Burns City, So 10 $24: Jefferson
Foncannon, Clinton, ST. to s24; Monroe
Marsh. Greensburg, sl2 to $1i: James h.
Shadday. Moorfeld, IS TO so; Benjamin F.
Thomas, Danville, $l5 10 81: Henry Cain,
Kirklin. s. to $40; Henry Kirkpatrick,
Albion, $l2 TO sl1; Marion W. McNeely,
Boonvile. s. to So
Original Widows, etc.-Iouisa Chitwood
Mount Carmel, IS: Elizabeth Fetrow, Chill,
$; Ann E. Martin, Winchester. s.: Rebecca
Hoffman. Rochester. IS: Emf y l. Shaw.
Muncis. s.
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tive; prime crude. 2likc; prime. (. G. b., mills,
17G1Sc; prime summer yellow. 26Q26izc; of
summer yellow, 25lzc; butter grades, 300
&c: prime winter yellow, 3Od32c.
Coffee-Options opened quiet at un-
changed prices and ruled exceptionally dull
during the short Saturday session; closed
bags. including: September, 4.s0c; October.
4.95c; December. 5.35c- Spot coffee-Rio
market dull; No. invoice. &C; No. job
bling, 61kc; mild quiet; Cordova, Sd13c.
Sugar-Raw barely steady; fair refining.
&c: centrifugal ss test. 4 7-1sc; molasses
sugar. 37sc; refined quiet; No: 6, 13.l6c: No.
4lkc; No. ii, 43sc; No. II. 5-16c; No. Is,
slice; No. IA, 4sc; mold A, 4Ac; standard
A, SIC; confectioners A., SIC; cut-loaf.
lated, SIC; cubes 5hsc.
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HENRY CLEWS'S VIEWS.


Henry Clews in his New York weekly
financial letter says: THE reported deal
between the New York Central people and
the managers of the Boston & Albany was
lin the main a surprise to the market. but
produced only temporary effect on prices.
The significance of the transaction is some
what of a mystery; and the fact that its
meaning is only guessed at neutralizes its
effect on values. The unprecedented length
of the lease. 999 years. and the guarantee
ing of per cent. dividends on the stock for
that period, excite considerable comment:
ana ~ Is not easy TO conceive what reasons
may have led 10 these extraordinary condi-
tons Among railroad capitalists, the deal
excites the less surprise. because the opin-
Ion has been gaining ground that there is
no real remedy for destructive competition
among the roads except through a series of
consultations that will create series of
sa.malgamated groups out of the several
lines connecting the Atlantic seaboard with
the West. Discussion OF this question has
developed into general plan of provincial
federation OF roads. embracing on one hand
the Erie, Delaware & Lackawanna and the
Delaware * Hudson in alliance with the
New York Central: and. on the other hand.
an alliance OF the Lehigh Valley and Read
ing companies in conjunction with the Penn
sylvania Company: while the Baltimore &
Ohio might unite its interests with the
Southern combination of roads. These con-
solicitations are not expected TO be early
achievements. nor 10 be prematurely forced
but To wait for convenient conditions for
their contamination. But the scheme has
gained such a firm position in the convic-
tons OF railroad men that IL is very nat
urally reasoned that Mr.. w. X. vanderbilts
reported acquisition is first step in this
direction. its object being 10 bring one OF
the principal New England lines into har-
monious cooperation with the New York
Central. There appears TO be some reason
TO suppose that similar arrangement is
under contemplation as between the VAN
derbilt roads and New York New Haven
a Hartford, which receives some plausibili-
~ from the supposed achievement effected
In connection with the Boston & Albany
These are symptoms OF q new drift In
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CHICAGO. July There were not enough cat
tie offered to-day TO make a market. A few head
terday's ruling prices. but quotations almost
altogether nominal. large supply is looked for
on Monday on account or the recent advance In
Hogs were in active demand and prices ruled
about sc higher; light hogs sold at ss75ai; mixed.
50 70d3 IS; heavy. So. 55G3$; pigs brought 5000
80 and culls 81 7003.6o.
The market for sheep and lambs was mostly
nominal, as offerings were light sheep were
quoted at s2G3 for culls up 10 s5d5.2 for choice
focks: yeariings. s.5oas 2s: clipped lambs. A-5o
al 40 spring lambs. s4d73.
Receipts-Cattie. 1885, hogs 1900: sheep. 800.
EAST BUFFALO. July 1--Ispeciai. l-Ransom,
Mansfield & Co.. live stock commission dealers.
Market dull for stockers and lOGl5c lower; Can
ada calves and yearlings. A654f75; Michigan
feeders. s3.soq4.35; veals. $3.50; several loads
Hogs-Receipts. II cars. Market steady; bulk
OF sales mixed mediums. Workers and pigs. A-1zis
G4i5 heavy hogs. $40; rcughs. S5eus.@; closed
sheep-Receipts light. s cars. Market DUH ana
tending lower; best spring lambs. IS 5o6e15; cuIls
10 good 81 7s6s25: mixed sheep. 81 25G4 ~: cuiis
good. s2a4; wethers. - soGS-io. bulk sold:
closed weak.
ket steady 10 strong: fair 10 choice native ship
ping snd export steers A.Son53o. with fancy
worth up 10 s. 80: dressed beef and butcher steers.
s4065: under 1000 I5s. 81 S9s 10; stockers
and feeders <a4-7o; cows and heifers. s.; bulls.
s2-s59s.s5; Gamers, nsog2S Texas and Indian
steers. s. eOd5; cows and heifers p.o0< =.
Hogs-Receipts. 1850. Market sc higher: pigs
and lights s3.S5d3.s5; packers. S-souS-so; butch
ers. 81. s5GI3.eo
sheep-Receipts. 1850. Market steady: native
muttons, <5.75n4.50. spring lambs N-35as7s. cuiis
and bucks. 81 7Jd425: stockers $3.50.
KANSAS CITY. July 1.-cattle-Receipts, Too.
Market unchanged: heavy native steers. S.isa
$40; medium. - ssds2s: light. 8 soas 20; Texas
steers. 50 s5Gt10: Texas cows. 81 754S5o; native
COWS and heifers s2d5.4s: stockers and feeders.
50 45d5.10. bulls. - iod4.25
Hogs-Reccipts. 1000. Market strong 10 1izc
higher; bulk or sales. B.7s03.S: heavy. $40
s2is packers. s. 7GG3s s.; mixed. s3s5d3so: light.
50 G7isd3T5 Workers. s37off5.7S. pigs. s. sof2 7e
Sheep-Receipts. = 500. Market arm: lambs 81
6675 clipped muttons. tfd5.5a: stockers and
feeders. $3Gt4s0: cullss s. 5e13.so.
NEW YORK. July l.-Beeves-Receipts. 5as.
None for sale. Exports go cattle and Sss quar-
tiers OF beef Calves-Recelpts. 80. Very little
inquiry. good veals ss.3zis: buttermilks nominal.
Hogs-Receipts. 2,Sso- Market nominslly steady.
Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts. SSH supply
heavy and demand moderate: sheep steady for
good and others weak: lambs lower: common 70
choice sheep. ss.S7lsa525: common 10 extra lambs.
s. 2s07-27iz-
CINCINNATI. July i-catsle steady ~ 0z
gals
Hogs active at ss15ff3 IS
Ala
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Wool.

LONDON. July 1.-There was full attendance
of buyers at the wool auction sales to-day. A
good selection of New South Wales and Queens
land woods brought increased prices. Continental
operators were active bidders for merinos. Cross
breds were firm There a hardening tendency
thin-haired greasy woods. Scoureds sold quick
ly. good assortment OF Punta Arenas woods
sold at good prices So far O.. 600 bales have been
sold. American representatives being inactive pur-
chasers The number of bales offered to-day was
19725. The offerings next week amount to 50, $50
bales. The sale in detail is follows: New
South Wales 400 bales; secured, 101zdQ1s I'D;
greasy, 64dG1s I'D. Queensland-i.600 bales;
secured. Is 6isdqls lo19d: greasy, lOml11d Vic
toria-1OO0 bales secured. Is 1Izdd1s lid: greasy,
5dT1s. Tasmania-30O bales; greasy. 561l0d New
Zealand-4500 bales; secured 5LI1lt5d; greasy
4a.Q11l5d. Punta Arenas-2, 500 bales secured, 1od
91s; greasy, 514G9d
NEW YORK. July Wool steady: domestic
fleece, 19fi24c: Texas. i3Gl6c.
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. July 1.-Butter-Receipts. s149
packages. Market dull and easy: Western cream
cry. 15l4d1sl2c; factory. 12G14c Cheese-Receipts,
1898 packages. Market quiet: large white, $780,
small white. size; large colored. sac; small col
ored, size. Eggs-Receipts. 1853 packages. Market
firm; Western, 14iad15c Southern. sale.
PHILADELPHIA. July Butter steady; fancy
Western creamery, 1S1sQ19c; fancy Western prints
2Oc Eggs steady; fresh nearby and Western. IA
@14kc: fresh Southwestern. 1318G14c; fresh South
ern, 13d1315c. Cheese steady.
CHICAGO. July lon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm: creamery
1312G1sc; dairy. 1lG15isc Cheese firm at SlAN9Lc
Eggs steady; fresh 12c
KANSAS CITY. July 1.-The egg market is dull
but steady; fresh Missouri and Kansas stocks
firsts. Zoe. Estimated 70 goo to 5000 cases are
held in cold storage.
BALTIMORE July Cheese and butter
steady and unchanged. Eggs quiet at 13i5m14c.
CINCINNATI July 1--Butter steady. Eggs easy
at IOc Cheese firm.
ST. LOUIS, July Eggs quiet at l0c