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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09
WHAT DOTHE CHIl lDREN DRINK ?

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have
YOU tried the new food drink called
GRAIN or IL Is delicious and nourish.
ing and takes the place OF coffee. The
more Graln-O you give the children
their systems. Graln-O. IL made OF pure
grains. and when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades OF ccfrea
but costs about Y as much. All grocers
cell A 15c. and 25c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie is catching up.
IL was noted the other day that a whole
week had gone by without a gift from
him of public library Go some town
or other. But now comes the announce
ment that ne has presented ten thou
sand pounds 70 Keighley, Yorkshire.
for that purpose. Next,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09

OF course, Gov. Dyer was cordially
received at NarraganSetI Pier for all
that anti-prize fignt proclamation.
Our summer visitors are nothing If not
gracious and Old Ocean will continue
10 break on the finest beach i'm the
world even though the elevating sport
of pugilism is debarred from THE woods
adjacent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09
Aguinaldo's billet doux TO the Powers
is received and placed on file.

The New York reception committee
propose TO present our Dewey gold
loving cup But 1t won't be half so
much appreciated ans the loving cup
made from the dimes of thousands OF
his fellow citizens all over the coun-
try which are being collected by the
New York Journal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09

The President is enjoying himself at
Plattsburg which fact. by the way. is
bound TO attract the lively attention OF
the wits attached TO our esteemed
Democratic contemporaries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09

There seems To be "A growing feeling
that Gen. Otis should be given more
troops and then that the troops should
be given rather more General.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09

An Alpine glacier. near Briancon. Il
regularly operated as an Ice quarry.
tih blocks being c1U and conveyed over
an overhead cableway To convenient
p'sce Tor shipment ny rail 60 Paris.
mere TO be used IN the cafes and hotels
OF the metropolis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09

Experiments have been going on with
an ingenious mackins which shuts over
= mans eye 80 that the eyelid as n
works opens and closes chronorraph
70 Tar ths quickest wink on record IL
about une-sixth ~ n second
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09

Munich used TO be norori,us Co, t,.
excessive typhoid fever death rate'
which was % per. 10000 In 1856. With
the Introduction OF pure water supply
ana improved sewer system II has fall
en- TO less than per i0. 900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09
A DOCTORS
Success With Grippe.
He Preseribes BRAZILIAN BALM,
Which not only effects cure in the most
critical cases. but is the only known remedy that
leaves no evil results behind.

Miss Emma Rockwell of Kewanee Ills writes under date
of January 25 My mother 20 years age been
vey very sick with Grippe Her head ard lungs af
feeted The fever 4e3 degrees The doctor gave
very little hope but ordered give Brazilian Balm
all the time. This stood first among the medicines Nothing
seemed to loosen her Cough and reduce the fever like the Balm
Although the Pneumonia and her cr
CAL it brought her through all right II is certainly
derul remedy chief reliance in the family; ali think
could not keep house without it."
Grippe leaving
effects We
perfect health You know the country full of uca
with
remedies fail Brazilian Balm fails
druggist
$0O bottle The Sloobt
Tablets tt: nerve bu in eworld.
B. Chenists r.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
-WHOLESALE-
Hall Lyon, Chambers Calder Co, Geo. L. Clafn Co., and
Blanding & Banding
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DAILY EUROPEAN HINT.

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Rouf. Doucet, La Ferrere, Paquin and
other famous Partisan costume max
ers.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-09

Frank Brown, Kingston: Mr. and Mrs
James Henry. Brockton; ID Howe
and Wife. Sutton, Mass: Henry Dyer.
II w Holmes, New York W V Smalley.
Boston; j III Meagher. Pawtucket j G
Whattles, Newark. j. Geo Y Smith.
Meliose; A B Clark and w New
Haven: Geo A Allen Boston, w RI
Coop and wife, Providence; l. O Turner
and wife. Hartford; j Doom. f A
Bucloley ana wife. Worcester: Mr. and
Mrs III Dodge. Baltimore; John Hope.
Jr. John Schmidt Providence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-28
LIE 1t THE LAST
Animation Stirs a Portion Of
the Stock List
LATE IN THE SESSION
Anxiety on the Money Cues
ton is Lightened.

New York, July n.-Tne stock market
continued narrow and professional today
until the last hour, when there cevsl-
oped more animation and strength than
had been noted for many days past The
late movement seemed to start with
strength simultaneously displayed By
Lake Erie and Western: Pittsburg. Gin
cinnsti, Chicago and ST. Louis. and Pitts
burg and Western preferred These
stocks gained from "a for Lake Erie
and Western to points for Pittsburg.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. The marking
up OF Sugar an extreme IL and the
rise In New York Central 10 40 helped on
the movement and the general market
rose above last nights level Quite an
active demand sprang up for the grang-
ers and lifted Burlington over q point
The activity Of the market did not be-
come general, however. and gains were
not at all uniform. The traders were
bearish in the early part Of the day. bat,
finding that prices resisted pressure
they turned 20 the long side. encour-
aged by the strength Of special stocks
The movement In Rock Island and the
Southwestern stocks showed some dimi-
mutton under profit-taking. but Kansas
and Texas preferred retained its strength
and advanced over a point Sugar also
showed an advancing tendency from the
first and Louisville and Nashville, which
sold ex-dividend of 3 per cent regained
3-S OF that amount. There was a mid
day advance In the Tobacco stocks,
which helped on the upward movement.
Continental common rising "a the pre-
ferred and American Tobacco a point
The Mailing stocks recovered smartly
from yesterdays prices and Laclede Gas
jumped i-2 points. The developments
In the money markets begot increased
confidence. Yesterday and today there
have been large loans made on time on
the stock exchange. from which II Is
argued that operators feel the possibility
of a demand for money that may stiffen
call rates and desire time leans on the
securities they are trying to hold for
long pull. The fact that the Bank OF
England did not increase its discount
rate today. served to lessen anxiety on
the money question, and the weekly ex-
hibit Of that institution showed that the
open market had been able to reduce its
loan obligations to the bank very heav-
lily. The sharp fall in French rentes. and
reports Of palitical crisis in that coun-
try, were without much effect in New
York. The money here was somewhat
relieved by the transfer Of funds from
the Sub-treasury to the banks on the
payment OF the new custom house site
in New York and 1t became known that
the government has ceased for the time
being its weekly withdrawal of deposits
from the New York banks. which have
been at the rate OF n-oco.OOo a week for
some time past June statements Of net
earnings completing the fiscal year for
a number Of railroads were favorable
factors. especially that OF st. Paul. show
ing an Increase in the net for the year
Of s1,s7s. S9s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-28
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Muser Bros. Of Arson were on the mar
ket with a car load OF heavies, which sold
at the top of the day.
James Harper Of Colwich was in on the
late market with a car Of hogs OF light
weight. and they sold at the top price
for the day, without dOckage-
Pat Mckinley OF Freeport was present
with a mixed car OF hogs and cattle, the
whole consignment selling at the best
market prices
The Dold shipments yesterday were
above the usual daily shipments for the
week. The jobbing cars were five in num-
Der. and the straight contract cars were
well W; as were also the orders for the
produce OF the several departments Tor
the next succeeding days.
The daily comparisons for the past two
DAYS are as follows: Yesterday. tops,
ei5: bulk OF sales, A.15I4.2S: average
weight, 90; receipts, 81. For Wednesday.
toys. S49; bulk. s. .19q4.20; average
weight, 2O4: receipts, 80.
The cattle market yesterday was dull.
The quotation was steady, but the sup
ply was light. The only transfer Of i'm
portance in the cattle trading was a
bunch Of 2 stockers, averaging 81 pounds
and selling at $40.
Better prices for hogs started provisions
strong, but later the meat yielded with
grains Cash lard closed steady at SS.21l2,
and cash ribs at 2is cents up, at $S.o5.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-28

sary two-thIrds. The decision to increase
the capital stock was approved as II was
part of the scheme for the financial re-
organization Of the Central Pacific and its
consolidation with the Southern Pacific.
The stockholders of the Central Pacific
are to surrender their stock into the
Southern Pacific treasury and they viii
then receive an equal amount Of Southern
Pacific stock, share for share. The Cen
trail Pacific stock holders will receive as
a bonus for the exchange a certain
amount Of Southern Pacific gold bonds,
approximately eighteen million dollars.
For issuing the latter. the Southern Pa
cihc in turn gets beside Central Pacific
common stock, a twenty million dollar
issue Of the latter company's cumulative
preferred stock. This preferred stock is
a new issue which has been sanctioned by
the formal vote of the Central Pacific
directors. The Central Pacific directors
have also voted for the exchange OF stock
between the two corporations as men
toned and have approved OF the $1250OO
Of new mortgages for the Central The
mortgage bonds have all been pledged
by the Speyer Banking company and are
to be delivered to the purchasers. most Of
whom are in Europe. as soon as the Sc
curities are engraved and properly signed
in New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-28
WON'T PLACE IT ON FILE
Governor Poyneer Terms Down the
Investigating Committee Report.

Omaha, July fat the last session OF
the Nebraska legislature a committe OF
three was appointed by the senate to in.
vestigate charges relative to alleged ir-
Irregularities in the recount OF ballots on
a constitutional amendment relating "a
increasing the number of judges Of the
supreme court, as we'll as other matters
in connection with the official conduct OF
certain state officers. The report Of the
commimttee was completed in this city
today and forwarded to the governor
The report embodies the history OF the
investigation. substantially as 1t was
published while the committee was In
session, and concludes with a dignifed
appeal to the governor to do his duty and
punish the parties whose guilt is indi'
Gated. The committee declares that the
charges Of fraud in connection with the
recount Of the constitutional amendment
have been sustained by the most conclu-
sive evidence as well as by the appear
ance OF the ballots themselves. II finds
that Ex-Governor Holcomb has misappro-
priated at least S773 Of the amount drawn
by him on account Of house reG dur
ing his term OF office and recommends
that the attorney general be instructed
10 take the necessary steps to recover
the amount and return Il TO the treas
ury. The committee also comments with
some severity on the action Of the state
officials in refusing TO aid its members
in their Investigations.
Acting under the directions Of Cover
nor Paynter. Lieutenant Governor GIL
bert today refused 10 place the report
OF the senate investigating committee on
file in the executive office- Senator
Jacob Rookie went from Omaha to Lin
coin late in The afternoon with the re-
port and took IL direct to the state house.
The acting governor explained that he
had been directed not TO accept the re-
port, but was willing TO allow the sens-
tor To leave II in the ofs!ce 20 be dis
posed % when Governor P5ynter returns.
This Senator Rookie agreed 10 and the re-
port Is now IN the chief executives Of
fee. but is not an official fling.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-28
p LIVESTOCK SIARKETs.

st. Louis, July S7.-Cattle-Receipts. g
p0o; market steady to strong; beef steers
s.. gOd5.S5; stockers and feeders S.OedS 90;
cows and heifers, 2.2514.S5; Texas and
Indian steers, S3.ooa4.S5; cows and heif-
srs. S2.SOGS.T.
Hoes-Receipts, 400; market 5 cents
higher; pigs and lights, 81. 1914 So; pack
hrs. 81. S5d4. IS; butchers. Si.50Q4.6S.
Sheep-Receipts. 1850; market steady;
natives, SS.Ood4.5 50; lambs. A.oog6.SS.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. July 27.-Cattle-Re-
RENTS 4OOO natives. 1.5o0 Texans; market
active. strong; native steers, A-SSa5. 90;
Texas steers. s.. 1esl4. IS; Texas cows. 81
$3.50; native cows and heifers. 2.0eGS Is:
stockers and feeders, S.5eg4.S5; bulls. $40
G5.1a
Hogs-Receipts. BOO; market opened
strong to sc higher, closed easy; bulk OK
sales. 81. 3Od4. Is; heavy, A.Soa4.4S; pack
ers. a.91G4. S7is; mixed, A.Sn4SS; hght,
81 .22is a. 42Is; workers, S.5Q4.40; pigs.
s. .ScG4. 20.
Sheep-Receipts. Zoo; market strong;
lambs. A.ooG6.60; muttons. $S.5og4.5o.
CHICAGO
Chicago, July 27.-Cattle-Trade in cat
ale today was brisk at unchanged prices.
Good 20 choice steers brought S.35ff5 IS;
commoner grades. s.. 40l5 so: stockers and
feeders. -. +0sf4. 81. COWS. heifers and bulls
E .OOa5 $40; western fed steers, s.. SOS .75;
SO.
Texas steers, SS.6oG5.e %; calves, $50
HOgs-Limited offerings OF hogs and a
strong demand caused prices 10 rule firm
end about SC higher; fair 10 choice, 81. 70
G459: heavy packers, &.ocG4. 81; mixed.
G. Zf4.50: butchers. $4.3IG4.55; light, A.S
G4egis; pigs, k3.75d4.55.
straightforward for the supply 81 sheep
was active at strong prices. Lambs sold
81 3I5d45 for culis, up 70 SIS FOR
choice. while few fancy lots brough.
G. .sOs77 90; yearlings. $4.50G5-5o: and sheep
g. .sSG3. . for eulls, to $S.0eG5.z5 for prime
Nethers.
Recelpts-Cattle. 500; hogs. 200; sheep
HOO.
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news from the northwest and unsatisfac-
tory cables Speculation was again en-
tireIy local and featureless. Closed easy.
at n to lc net decline; July. EGgsikc.
closed 761zc: September, - s-1e47616c.
closed T59zc; December. T&67sAc, closed
IKE.
Corn-ReeeIpts, 81. 36; exports. 45e.ss7;
spot, easy: no. 2. STzc (. o. b.. afloat.
S5ssc elevator. Options opened weaker
and declined further In response to rains
in Nebraska. Liquidation was 3 feature
In spite of heavy export trade; closed
easy at SG%c net decline July closed
Sszc: September, a67s6s1lsc. closed SS5sc;
December, Bd96kc. closed Sc. .
Oats-Receipts. s7.70o; exports. 4s.sss;
Spot. steady; No. 2. zlzc; No. 3. Sc
track, white, 3ode5iSc; track white, state,
SOGS51zc; sales, 5000 Options slow.
Butter-Receipts. 6,sS packages; steady;
western creamery. lSalsc; factory ra
1F5zc.
Cheese-Receipts, 7.04s packages; firm;
large white, &C; small white, SC; large col
ored. &C; small coIored. Sc
Egg-Receipts, T.1SS packages: Gull and
irregular. State and Pennsylvania. ia
Ice; western, 16Gl5c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. July 7.-Corn-Anerican mix
ed. easy, IS 41zd; old. IS Sd; July, quiet,
IS ed; September, steady. IS 45sd; Oc-
tober. quiet. IS SID
Wheat-Spot, firm: futures dull; July,
IS I'd; September, IS ed; December,
IS 1O4sd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-28

New York, July E.-Metals-very little
change was recorded in prices on the
local exchange today. Tin went on
slightly under let up in demand from
consumers and less favorable foreign
news; spelter ruled barely steady; lead
displayed considerable strength, while the
other departments were devoid OF inter-
esting feature. At the close the metal
exchange called pig iron warrants nomi-
nal, at 81; lake copper unchanged at
$3.50; tin unsettled, with S5.75 bid and
$S2.25 asked; lead steady, with A.55 bid
and A.57l4 asked; spelter easy. at $50.
The brokers' price for lead Is $4.SS, and
for copper, $3.50.
Washington, July Z-The geological sur
vey reports the total production Of coke
I'm 1893 to be 1904 .2o9 short tons, with q
value Of SIS, SIS, G99. This was more than
% per cent in. excess OF any bprevious
year in the history of the industry. The
average price per ton. however, fell from
H.65 in 1897 to $1.5e in 1888
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-28
Fsreixa stsek@ .aa SFeseg.

Londcn. July E.-Anerfcan securities
after a dull opening. we're hrmes bit
rather inactive. TIE final tOne vas E-rs
and the demand moderate Spanish &c
closed ~ - "a Gold AZ Buenos Ayrss
Ia
New York July Z-commeresai-Aive T-
tiae-'s London drarc,af cabseErEm:
'SWeStrziians c9atinue 20 absorb infsr-
est IN the markets hire The rest acre
quiet and Irregular today. S-seSiesns
were stzgnant execp' Lo1isT.iIe an
Nashville. which was Bought - Sias nj
prospects Paris. disturbed bT ire sp-
oFoaeh OF the DTeyfus trssL snaI The
hank bought EEss goa "A hars aad
E3cSs IN German eosa: E11-as ea-1~ ~
FAN Egypt The baak e gsiiEx 81 ar
rivals. Tlse dsscosnt rate vSs =yr cssay-
- toaay. fhsaEh tacrs wss = betfsr e
r1zrd for usosey"
LoN5on. Jssy E-csofag-cs-seE for
hoasT IS -: cozsois for ~ AcSszn..
- n-k Caza6l8a Pze4ae. - ~; Erse.
u -. Erie Grs; pseserreS. ES-s: 1usno.z
ceatral u. NossAsfn Pae11e sTe1srree.
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HOGS FIVE HIGHER
Strong Demand and Quality
Better.
TOPS UP TO $425
Small Outlay of Cattle and
Prices Steady.

The local hog supply yesterday was q
strong i've cents higher, with only I'm
tied line of hogs on sale. This market
though light in point OF supply, was all
right in the strength of the quotation.
Chicago early sent out a quotation Of
strong to a shade higher; kansas City
quoted as opening strong to cents high
e., and closing easy. St Louis sent out
a quotation Of cents higher. 1t was
dull day generally on the trading at the
yards, and the buyers and the commission
firms were all on hand to take care Il
such consignments as might appear. This
market in point of strength and demand
was more than in line with the otner
western markets. There was an active
call for fat killing hogs and also q live
demand for lights and medium lights. Il
was not a steady market yesterday al the
several trading points, and prices went
I'D and down, according to the fiuctuating
supply and the quality Of the grade OF
hogs offered. The early part Of the day
ali over seemed to be the best for hogs,
as some points reported an early market
OF strong to cents higher and closing
easy. The tops yesterday at Wichita were
cents higher, and this top was taken
by two cars Of hogs and one bunch OF
wagon stun. While there was nothing
especially fancy on sale on the local trad
fig, the So hogs were very good stuff
and brought all they could command on
any market. There was good active de-
mand for hogs yesterday and had there
been more fat butcher stun in they would
have received the best prices in line with
all the other markets. The light grades
end Workers. also were in demand for
shipment, and these would have SOLD as
they have sold of late. at the best prices
10 the advantage Of the consignor. The
tops we're cents better than for Wednes-
day, and the average weight was il
pounds better than the weight the day
before. It. was a dull day on the local
market, but the dizziness was due en-
aireIy 10 the want of hogs. Had there
appeared a heavy line Of good medium fat
hogs, they would have taken the best
prices, but In their absence all offerings
were disposed Of at the best figure pos
sible.
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= -: ST Paul common, II 90: Hew YoYk
Central. ~ i-e: Pennsyivanis. -: Read
Inc. 70 IL; Union Pactac pFsfsrrs5. - 10:
Atchlson. - 10: Grand Trunk. T7-s: LOG
sviIle. = -; Asacooda. II - Bar silver
quiet. 2 II-Isd per ounce. Money. pr
cent The rate % Discount In the oVen
market for short and thrss 8oosh bs1s.
1888 per cent
Paris. July E.-Aftsr . firm start.
prices on the boarss today weakened IN
sympathy With ths fail "a rsStes- sEb-
seqssntly there vas q further AsciIas In
rsnsss On the rsiusg % TIE rssfxaatlon
Of several generals % the Frs8es army.
and the Whole fst rssDOz5s4 ssDS>caEly
Spanish Ga
Bertha. July Z.-Pr5ces q the kssss
today were azist, operators b1la< ps1a-
capaIIy enEaged g. arsaEsfug soF Ia se-
count MIns shares deczinsd ca FsaliEa-
tions- Spanish 81 Ssss easier. o~frE q
The uasasssfacs0sT political EitaAtiOa n
epasn-
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Western I.eaGue
ThE MEAraEs

Wichita, Kan. July g. 1879.
Local forecast fo- Wichita and vicinity
Probably fair until Saturday.
During the past 81 hours the highest
temperature has been 81. the lowest IS,
and the mean q. with clear weather. and
light, variable wind.
BY hours the temperatures were as fol-
At 9, 50. ~ 10. "a; at II, s.; at Il 81; at /
D. N. 90; at 2. %: at ;. 81: at {. s.; AT 5.
go: at 6. s.: az I. s.; ~ S, s.
On this date last year the highest tenn
perature was the lowest Il and the
mean 81.
So far this month the average temper
allure aas been q, which Is ! degree less
than the normal
So far this month the rainfall has been
4.es inches, which Is IL inches rao-e than
the normal. Last year for the same time
II was 2.as inches
The river now stands 4.s feet on the
gauge Last year at this time Il stood
at Is feet FRED L. JOHNSON.
Observer
Washington, July S7.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
Kansas-Partly cloudy Friday, with
cooler in southeast portion; partly cloudy
Saturday; variable winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Gener-
ally fair Friday. and probably Saturday
variRble winds.
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DUE 70 THE WEATHER
That the Grain Markets All
Take a Tumble.
RULINGWEAK THROUGHOUT
Provisions Sustained by the
Market for Hogs.

Chicago. July N.-Improved weather
for the crops caused the downfall Of the
grain markets today. Cooler weather in
the northwest and lower cables started
wheat on a downward course at the
opening and with the exception of 1-4c
rally from the bottom near the close on
buying against puts the market ruled ex-
ceedingly weak throughout September
opened 5-Sa3-4c lower at 20 I-SdTlc: sold
sparingiy at lie, declined to 20 $500 Lie
and closed with buyers al 20 5-sc-
Heavy rains throughout the west where
claims of damage by drouth have been
numerous weakened corn Export de-
mand was good but any effect this might
have had was counteracted by enormous
primary market receipts. September
opened 3-sg3-4c lower at 81 5-sG32c. sold
sparingly at &c, declined to 81 1-2c and
closed at 81 5-sc.
Liquidation induced by favorable har.
vesting weather. liberal receipts and the
decline in wheat and corn weakened oats.
Receipts $50 cars, Of which lie were new.
September opened Lac lower at 1s LAG
10 s-Sc, advanced to 1S s-Sd1s 1-2c. declin-
ed to 10 lac and closed at 1s 1-4d19 3-sc.
Higher prices for hogs and buying by
packers sustained provisions. There was
a dip early in sympathy with the weak
ness in grains but this was all recovered
near the end of the session. September
pork opened a shade higher at SS.T7 L.
declined to sS.65 and advanced to SIS at
the close. September lard opened a shade
higher at s5.SQ5.s7 1-2. sold at S6.37 L.
declined to $6sO95.2 1-2 and closed a;
s5s6 Ribs were dull within narrow
range.
Estimated receipts for Fridays Wheat
20 cars; corn. $50 cars; oats. SO cars;
hogs, 2, 900 head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. July Z.-The leading futures
FanOeH ne f0ilnUS.