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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-09

Kansas city. Nov, 9-Cattlc-Re-
ceipts. 5000 Market atrouE Native
steers, t2iudO0. Texas steers, gl0uibO.
Texas cows 22iuain, native COWS ana
holfors. geiulOO. aiuokrui aud feeders.
aid0AG0. bulls. 9iona55.
uogH-l,ocylpts, 1890. Market steady
o. or higher. Bulk of sales. tO2iau
AOIa. heavy Gmuii0, packers. 1000
AOih, mixed. aalnA0i, light. $3.50 1905
yufkprs. lOOniO5. pigs 31Ou392is.
sheep Receipts 5000 Market steady.
lambs, l.iiu52l. muttons, 5000 40.
steady. pec., iQ6i May LigAi cash,
lOIn.
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New York. Noy ESPECIAL tclcgrn.
phlc ana cable dispatches 90 nrHd-
streets show tho following ohluggi in
available supplies na compared with
inst Wouk!
Wheat United States ana Canada.
enHt OF Rockies. increase. 100000 nuHh-
els. Liverpool Corn Trade News.
unoat Tor and iu Europe decrease. i-
100000 bushels Total supply decrease,
.la1 900 bushels
Corn. United states ana Canada ,1st
OF Rockies, docrenfo. l.1l9Oo0 huHhuls
Oats. United Sntos ana Canada east
az Rockies. Increase. liG.OO0
Among the murU important increases
reported but not Elvon ln thn official
] Visible supply statement are those uf
/ Gito0l hunholg ut Chicago private cle-
! yatou $50 900 bushels at Northwestern
] interior cloyutuu, 100000 bushels at
! Manitoba rturlgr points, Ci,0o1 bushels
40 Portland, Me-, ana $1,000 bushels at
! Kingston
| Tho principal decreases ore those of
laeo0 bushels at Depot liarhor. ont
nnd 10000 bushels az Minneapolis prl-
Nale elevators.
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0TSERRTEVENINGNEV
7oo,Ys WEATHER REPORI

ilons ttkrn A. - w., ,-..,stsr 3
r.n Lake Cil-bHi s,i w9vif
current tempsrninis., 80, ,.mpern.
,,..plfaluns 81 minlnleii" ,1tish ID :
mean iemrifaiuie' "
80 sb1,c formal ,.,nyera
Accumulated ~ :, 5eefoos
since lrfi q noii,lea, .i.,@y ~ temp
Acfnmulaill l.l, Nv, "a laaf,tr
,aps since January ~, -, ~. m
M % inch 81, ,,,eit
r,.eamaIais1 deneienS n tt.l
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

A lear, half.Fiaryed dog fell Ia Z
on lolih Main street today and /
s,mn,e1 and frightened tedostr.ans
iqD, ''
The State Historical noclety
lllt,d on the south end 0f the
hnll ~ l4befiy PARK. large iron lea
tri trlrts ID Y. 1852 c0mmem1ra
ne date aud huiider Of thla wcl
ieVed land mark,
ne Brigham Young Monument
.HiAllon have shipped 10 thr ~
i,onhari lironzo Company. New y
he clay models q the Indian ana ID
XII Hallh; when east IN bronze.
nn''h ihe Iione,r monument
rAe Jubilee floats. that have ado,
ne wit Entrance 10 the Fxpeai
l.aiilt arg belng demolished. n
WV NE Han q Relies. lately reno
AAht room Tor our now building
~ ayirg echoes Of the great Z
~ local branch OF the SALIVA
May = making Arrangement to
thanksgiving dinner 10 about
~ legple. also 20 make ID l.ltrl
~ q clothing ca the same day. A
w and Mfs Crawford win lie L
y '.,siyg Donations " clothing az =,
''al''1a'lons TO tho dinner fund
na'sr News; Word was reeelyel
~ wa leAiquarierp yesterday n
~. ,- nIight commanding tho troof
lay lay il,n " the Nlnth cavalry af i
.e-..n4'i saying thar order Ia ar
an 90 ne border. Tho h.
w lyuAln near Nacu however, u
- "th' q trouble have dlsappalro.
Nlan Recommendation OF chsi,,.
.V.-Aaa " ne board ID r8upty e' '
e',,,..lnsfe today Mru. e. uani,psr
h sNiQnvuod was ori.r.i i.
$500 y NE county lnnrwsrg
-elitl hal no means az .B19t,, ,.,.
t,mn,s Z. hai'domfniod. seycfai
IN h, a .le been made 30 hays
a., " 'N' ~ylam but without b
~ 4 A. steiner who lives s,r,
MINI s s heile ana buggy taken m
dav n,s solul and West Tcmpl. AL
Ofie,, ~ y was found ypitrriav
iia,t. sleiry o. proooo's rier.
= norm o. he nlacs an, ,y b,
ns., h. AAfn u had basp t,1"
wa %. merchalt hai Inv (, g9i''
~, ana notified lAe police. '''''
m n.k', cly Democrat. Ann, ,,,..
tsally was mndo iasi MIA
AZ, y, s,shleold, a Nsphl I't6b ,a nv
chsrl.. 60 Wy aerca IN the COW
dense ~, Ssoe.dnough'a elegant :, al r..
Wy paying f5r tbe,s , y, lAna ai llii
l1lshd n NJ sehohild wili 800 y,
plaes ~ Wy ana operate tbe stcw
w stock growing ''"
MAJ Ins,on named wml.m No..
vs'hls a .ls norm s0eo ,'S'9 NV Nogres
Norm 1sS sl. 90 the ruins M ,be
i,si h. sli Lake refinery p, w.
NJ, re 4. . narrow eseaps ,ro sa, 5.l
IA srd weeks FIRE ne rroppd AZ,
A'l'ssne win o,hen W
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Omaha, Nov. g-Cuttle- Receipts g.
Goo Market active. stronger native
beef steers t15mGO0. western steers
Aglnfgl. Texas steers adiui3l, cows
and hclfnrH lghuAei. cunnorH 2.2lullQi
atnckcra and feeders 350Nito calves
iO0uGio; bulls. HtnEH, ctc, alonilA
IfnrH-UrceiptH 5000. Market shade
higher. Heavy AO0ni0ili mixed io2h
fOiis, light i0lhnAi2H. pigs aiiuA0O.
bulk ~ sales t05HtOiih.
sheep -iincolptH 100 Market strong
tn 10 cents higher YrarlinFs tl1niG0.
Western muttona iiomtl0. stock sheep
a50Ulp0. lambs i2inA2i.
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Peoples cash store ~" Flour....7o,
VACANT LOT FARMS IN PnILA.
DELplllA.

Tho Vacant Lots association are DO
ing O great amount OF good Ia this city
This year four farms aro being oporut-
90. thcro being in an 500 plots UNDER
cultivation the average slice of 20 plot
Is onc-quartor acre. Homo onc-hllf this
siac, and many AFRO half nu acre. and
arc allotted according 10 the time and
ability OF the person. The association
piows and harrowa the ground IN
spring. Thon the plots are laid out
aud the persons 90 whom thoy are ale
lottcd DO the rest OF the work, ths nH-
ISOLATION furnishing seed and some Ter.
tllIror ana maintaining supervision
over 900 tho Lotto. giving such uHtric-
lions uH may ue necessary and r1Hstv-
lur The right lu forfeit lots TINT Hrr not
properly cured for $50 Can this year
0ut 0f 300 plots thvro have haau only
i've fOrIuiin, HruirH, four lurt year out
~ 100. No D. considered that thlH D. one
nf the beet fHma nl charity yet tfled.
ana Tor cvgrv dollar cXpouded by the
nnug|utlun thg rpulu Cullvhtlug the
loia rci9 SO ln return, those figures ala
obtained hy taking Do medium price
OF product uU sold boy the huchucr
in many eases people living iu the
hlums uf tho city $50 out ilve or slN mites
90 these lots ana many of Thorn build
up small shsnueH Cor protection from
weather ln some worthy cases ear
fore ls given The workers.. 900 really not
only DO thoy derive hvnont frlm tho
product grown, bun also from the
hglllhful cSHrclfe and fresh air. The
aHlnlnuon ulHl encourages oNprIl-
mrutH some parties only GROW two err
| lhrcs thing8. nrd l1orc arc encouraged
l 90 try something 900 large scale with
/ which they Ifc mot familiar and in
nearly nll cAH.1 they take kindly TO loo
] FiruCtlnnH nnd take more interest an
/ nunlly-paNl1 Rust in American Car
/ dnning,
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Sugar raw. steady. refined, steady.
MONEY AND BONDS

Money on calf strong at 9Hio yer
cent Prime mercantile paper 1fl.s
por cent
busIrsfa in banknfu' bills nt tsih rs
cor demand and ts2hnh fur Oh days
p0atad rates. Assn and tAtil. c1mmer-
clni bills AslifNts2.
silver ccrtincltsd. 5000 ounces az w.
Uar silver. isis
Mexican dollars Nh.
ovrrnmrnt bonds strong; p rcEr lol'
"a. i.nsh; do coupon. i.0ahi now - i'.s
iIsi5. do coupon. ii2Ai o. req. iioh.
DO coupon. iioh.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.


1000 at aaN; 1900 at zaHi 1000 at 22#.
Buyer thirty 49,.
Total number OF shares sold h.io9
bringing 1920.
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The Yankee Consolidated has never
looked na we'll nH ut present nnd thc
excellent The work has been IN vein
matter Tor some iimf, and while assays
have rut been whdH rrcrHtly % % con-
nlHruy believed that che company ls
nirHldY in lUW grade ulH. Pre- Hnt Indie
cations Hrr more favorable. and within
comparatively short time the man.
easement ia confident that ahIppiug orc
UIu ha encountered.
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NOW FOR


By Injury 4 400, In, otstRnT \
hope 10 h shll 10 fs,ofd ihii ne ,
N,slk tdnIon has vashsd ne y
mark. That hsut can undosh',of
sualafd II our iysati vii work With
an, ell lof ne hssi Two months
lhC have don, N ne pait Ten We
sutly lhint ~ DOR Representatives
thst pit,ioui hsaiy sndiasori, and
lhv siii d. an n ihsF po~u 70 hsl
nah N, 5000 goal " ne NlH VI
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Campbell q ureeae. stock irosrrs'
ic W Second south 49, Telephone ga
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|EElIIiBIIlIIS'
|EaiI!II!I3H''
. ~. ~. !. -. }. III

Two trains each way dams
Denver, Omaha. Chicago. ~ s.isiia
81. Joseph. Atchis0n und IA ~, e.I
an eastern points. LOUIS ~
Dining Cars On lli throusb t,.,.
No railroad has hstia. lllA
than The BURLINGTON Uaut. ei ~
on the famous limited fI,ir.'".i va
Chicago and New York srs Nv. .iiViii
brighter cleaner o. VI more n5i....i..1
alEu. "''-lia .
The cars on Main tJss ,.,-
equipped with wide t0-fIstii ~
are lighted hy r1a Thdr rm.tt. ~
toilet compartments afa ne'. 70
roomy From cui 90 INA ~. D
thoroughly up 90 date. f -
nrawlng Room haa ono fpn
and a single lower bsfih. ebt 20
annex. " lai
iiorths may be reserved 1r sr,,....
70 any burlington Route Ill., ia
Sleeping Car Conductor uIU g- As' .
telegraph nhrnd ilf acc1umai.i ~
connecting limos =
a MAI or THE UNITED grt--.
three feet four inches uiI. b. 49,
longi printed in alN cH.Hfa. f5a,.,. ~
rollers. shows every state clYa,. a
p1rtlnt town ma rulImiI in ~ q. n
a very desirable and uHHfII 4ii.... 7
any household Or blHueat fa..t .
ment. Sent on receipt 1i I.i.os s...l...-'
atampnallaa than COST
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p,{sA'.r~~fTT1 '7Ifsssiffsssst
IN S.eNk- n W IA ke-u
OREGON Sl0I! Line RlIEOlt.


1iMr cAnp ~ EFIrcr ocrourn Is iDl
AttftINi-
Prom Offsu, chiearn. Omaha. ~ touia
Kansl. ciiy and Denver. Coco. }. liso a IN
frum Orian. fufiani. SPOKANE, Data
uo sni San Ftanelsdo. 90 .a. as a. m.
sffnm Milford Niutcts, Provo. intlf.
mediate rnlnts ltassss.sfssstss tao a. M
from Ogden, Chiciso, 81 Louis, IA sas
NIff. uuaht Denver and 80 p. m
Iron uifaaii teach, roucie and Ter
minus .......as .sssss ...s..sH fQl r. m
ffon riniie, Mereif aud iniermailais
fuihh tsssss .ts.l .4sslasstssssssss -! 2 Ut
~ lsi.-'d-ilsi. ''.ini'. ~. y. ~. oiUp m.
Hisnasdis,s po'a,s ''.'...'.... -, >. M.
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nisfNItE
Tor nadan. Omaha. tuIri4t Denver,
hanfaa CITY ~. Louis atIf NAIri
and ...li .s uHms...... ~ I'm a. m
Iur nnuc, Mercur aud inter HeiIii
iior uara1ld toalh, roosis and roftai
hNt ..HH.aa ssssssHf aasa ..aHat Nh a. fuI
Tor nftien, nutte, iielenf. Portland, aui
lnIr. ulfdlHir pHluiH .a.s ...s..... 30 m.
Tor NEde1. NIUHIfs NnIfaH 'H"Hf
|'s tI. 't tluu lu San Fran.
.,eisc, Nv. ..... go. ..... .....iiiiaa. m.
s.iisis points -. ''.'......s...,.. 81, 3. No.
Tor ogden. Denver, meas co, umaha
~ inuls a chicago ..... go . m.
Tor Order. NHfH H HHH HrHna|afI
sod iniaimedai, points ..,........ ap m,
Trains suuth o. tnlh d. MOI run atnfayf.
flullf nnrnIt HunfHF
CITY TfCKrr OTrtrE. Nslonie uost. 70 ~
Nsli ffcund south stress
q ". rcrLEs. o. u nuuLEg,
Gen. Ifdfuc MsqaFssi oea. Y. and Z, A.
". a. nAsCnorT,
Nica,rrcsidant and OanG Manager
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Chicago. nov. o.-Cattle-Reccipts
1900. native steers generally Zoe higher.
urat ranrp cnttlc noe hirhor, othofn
stronger. ucoves iiQdGtpi COWS anu
hplfrrn. g00nt 20, hclicra. e.llHa hii
cnnncrr. i.75ug90i Htnckcra and feeders,
TO0uNC0. Texas grass ltolfs, AsiN
400. TrxaH led hcoycs, A55uboo; west
,run. i20u5a0.
Unaa-RarciptH today. $1,000 tomor-
row 20 900. lrft over. 2.sco Market gOn.
cfaliy lc higher Tops, 20. mixed ana
butchers. tO0HA25. good heavy, Alof
igi. rough heavy, a.9auti'i light iopu
sheep Receipts. 10000. Market steady
for sheep and strong, lambs strong
Lots. 40. led western lambs, 5.lp'
PRODUCE
December wheat opened at cshn y,
aud sold N Go G5h. rrnctlng 90 ta,s.
MAY opened nt 1gh, cnaed on to lh
and then reacted 90 ".
Close Wheut-pec. dsuh, May, a.
Corn Noy.. utmA. Dec, llAmA.
Outa-N Nov, g2ihuh Dec, 22huh.
pnrk-Nov. Ni1h, Dee. a22ih,
I.lrd-Nov h02it. Dee b.0lu b.0ih.
RIBS Nov. 900. Dee. ipa.
Cash. Whrnt-Nu. y rrd, f9ui0i no. ,
red. CiIGsii. no q hard winter 90, No.
3 hard winter. Gindt. No. ! northern
spring. Gsn1i No. northern SPRING
G,tntts 40. . spring, COOL
turn-No .. aiHni2. so. 3, 20au 10 =,
oats 80. 9, 22A. No. o, 22h.
Iiyu-fO.
harley -ltu3
Timothy iQu2il.
flnN-ieiA.
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ne sfs,a eHeulilion q my paper hsi'
ptNu I'D Ne cont Booki opsn 10 o,
iiuk
M loioulht ngEc siys Ire nunbs
nfssmlNuib Nsu printed on he Iir
,ish month ilnis M rlpu shsnssd hand
January T. ise9l
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Saturday from 10 o, M. at both
stores. Opera Bar 2bc No. huttcrcupd
200 No. The best that can De- had az
any price Knlltz Handy Kitchen.
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Jo-day's Metals,
sAlfR. %. 50i.8
ifAD. $40
CASINO eOrrtR % ~ cents o %
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Ia MENTION. Ticket Agent
rs. Uooly Mock. "
n. /, NEsLEN. Travelling Pa, a.,
Frciuht AGENT ~
W. " MwtI.IAS. Gen A.,
sii s. W. Temple g.. Salt Lake M,
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Direct Route
toChicagO
-UNIONPAClFlc
AND
NORTH WESTERN LINE

NO change Of cars. Fdiief nv
~ any other route. "Thf Oieisil
Limited" equipped with Pslaa
Sleeping Cars and Dining Wy,
meals ga Ia Carte l,dra ~!
Lake at ZOO every morning. Im
train has Buffet Smoking ana LiH4y
Cars (wifh barber and Free RafllnlN
Chair Cars. The Atlantic ttpfs,
iedpes Salt Lake every nfnlhg q
6.4Op. m. For hekfil and ffla,5 Nv
fi0nS Apply 10 ticket dgcns, oI ~ Al
dress c. a. Walker, Gen, Agfaii, ~ Y
cago & North. Western R'yi l0' D.
Main ST., SAT- Lake Ciiy.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

Under and in pursuance of judgment OF the
Superior court Of Wake county, duly rendered
at April term, 1899, in the action of John " ard
ct al vs. The North Carolina Car Company ct al,
cuted April ], 1897, by said North Carolina Car
Company to the undersigned Trustees, and reg.
Isterec in the Office of the Register OF Deeds OF
Wake county in Book l43, page 729. the under
AUGUST Z, 1899, at II O'Clock M, at the County
Court house door in the city of Raleigh, all
that tract or Parcel of land, on which the works
OF the North Carolina Car Company are now
State of North Carolina just beyond the north
ern boundary OF the city of Raleigh bounded
and described as follows: Beginning on Frank
lin Place street at the Southwest corner OF the
north Az degrees west, 208 l2 feet to his co. ner
thence with his line and the line of Vass' 'ot
stuth so IL degr ees, cast $50 feet to Steinmet1
me- th.nce with Steinmetz's line north 5h de-
gr;eees east ssa .eet to w. Turks line; thence
1eet to Tao right OF way of the Raleigh & CASTOR
Railroad Company; thence southWardly with
said right u way $50 feet; thence north 81 1-2
degrees east 1877 feet with ,he lines of Cole and
Neumeyer's lots thence north degrees, east
n feet thence ne h "a IL feet, east with Neu
meyers line ia IL feet; thence north degrees
east with Timberlake's and Heilig's lines nl5
Place street lI8 feet to the beginning contain.
ing SIX and 100 acres, more or lie s. together
with all privileges and appurtenances thereto
apPertalning or belonging, and all the buildings
said land. and all engines, bojIors and every
other KIND OF machinery on said land or in said
buildings and all and singular the corporate
rlghts ana franchises OF said North Carolina
Csr Company.
Terms OF sale: cash. c. H. BELvIN,
E.C. SMITH.
Trustees and Commissioners
June 10, eSS tbs
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. O., July 12.-Turpent!nt
firm at i0a40 IL; receipts 50 casks,
Rosin steady at 90a95; receipts II.
Crude turpentine firm ct S1.35, $500 anC
81. 10; receipts 70.
Tar firm at $1.35; receipts SO barrels.
CHARLESTON, s. O., July 12.--Iurpentint
firm at 80; sales - casks.
ROsin firm; sales barrels. Quote: A, b, G
D. 80; Il, 80; F, s1.00; G, Sl.05; FL, $1.l0; l.
Size; X, $3.50; M, $3.50; N Sl.S5; G, $500; W W.
500.
SAVANNAH, Ga, July IL -Turpentine firm
at Al; sales 70; receipts 1886.
Rosin steady; sales -; receipts 1875: Quote
A, B, G, S1.i0; ., $I.l0; E, ST Is; f, sl.2O: G
N.35; FL, Sl.35: /. x1.40. X, $1.65; NJ. $l95; N
5! 20; W g, $2.35; W W, S2.55.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-13

1T HAS BEEN FULLY demonstrated
that Ely's Cream Balm is specific for
Nasal Catarrh and cold in the head
This distinction has been achieved only
as the result of continued successful use
Morbid condition of the membrane in
the nasal passages can be cured by this
purifying and healing treatment. Sold
by druggists or it will he mailed for 30
cents by Ely Brothers, SO Warren street,
New York. 1t spreads over the mem
brane, is absorbed and relief is imme-
diate.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, July 12.-The stock market
showed continued strength today. and
buying by professional operators was ,,l
Il large scale. There was a good de.
mand from outsiders through commits
sion houses at the opening, encouraged
by the rise in prices yesterday. and yes
terday's professional buyers were free
sellers to realize while This lasted. The
market then came to the customary halt
after such a process before taking up an
advance. An eager demand developed
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Jones & Powell,
Raleigh. N. c.
COUPON NOTICE.
Mechanics and In,
Union

The semi-annual coupons, from the
FULL PAID CERTIFICATES of
stock, issued by the Mechanics and
Investors Union of Raleigh, will be
paid on presentation at the Commercial
and Farmers Bank in this city on and
after June, Oath.
These dividend bearing coupon certif-
Gates will be sold until further notice
at seevnty-seven dollars cash. The
maturity value is 500; they are secured
by first mortgage on residence property,
and make very desirable investment.
Prompt loans will be made to satisfac-
tory applicants, when secured by resi-
dence property in town or city.
GEORGE ALLEN, Secretary.
% Pullen Building, Raleigh.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, July 12.-3 P. M Money on call
steady at 3a5 per cent; last loan at 3
per cent. Prime mercantile paper I-2a4 per
cent. Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at S4.S7ha4.s7 IL for
1emand, and at A.84h@4.84 IL for sixty days.
Posted rates Ms5 Lad 86 I-2 and S48saf.S8 IL.
commercial bills f484. Silver certificates Goa
81. Bar silver COZ. Mexican dollars AN.
government bonds irregular. State bonds in
active. Railroad bonds easy.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Ills, July 12-The Board of
Trade markets were all strong today
answering Il natural reactionary impulse
from the declines OF the past three
weeks. September wheat gained 7sc.,
September corn 5sc., oats PC. and pro-
visions Zoe. to 3211ac.
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texan OT7ON Loss
A Special Dispatch Puts it
at 1904 900 Bales Net.
TRADERS DON'T SCARE
STOCK BUYING BY PROFESSION
AL TRADERS LARGE.
OUTSIDERS BOUGHT FhEeLY AT OPENING
then Afier Pause The Market Advanced With
an Eager Demand fer Missouri Pacf-
ic Which Affected Most Gould.
Southwestern Socks.

New York, July 12.-There has been
| notable increase in the number Of
| buyers in the market today, and spo,
business shows improvement. Good in
| quiries for brown cottons on export ac-
| count. Heavy brown goods firm in all
leading makes. Gray goods are dull and
easy to buy. Bleached cottons in more
general request at steady prices. Coarse
colored cottons quiet and unchanged.
Prints are without further changa,
Ginghams firm. Demand feS Serges and
| clay worsteds 1Uf -hreifs wear good and
posjIla"strong.
COTTON.
New York, July 12.-Accounts reach
ing New York from Texas We're as
badly mixed today as ever. There was
little reliable data and today's disposition
to hold off for something like official
intelligence was widespread. The cot
ton market started out with steady
tone ut decline of ] to points. gave
way | to , points further and showed
some irregularity with generally weak
undertone, cables being unsatisfactory
and crop accounts. official and other
wise. outside of Texas, having a bearish
average. Later, however. the market
rallied little on a special dispatch
dated Navasota, Texas, published by
a New York News Agency to the effect
that the crop was dead from Waco to
the Gulf, distance of 40 miles. that
there was not an acre that had not
been overflowed and that while farmers
talked of replanting. most of them
thought 1T was already too late Greek
bottoms were also reported TO have
been ruined by floods, and the loss in
the State was placed at not less than
100000 bales after taking into consid'
eration the benefit by rains in the up
lands. Trading, however, remained
very conservative and the volume of
business was small with the entire scope
Of fluctuations only Il matter of four
points for the day The market was
finally quiet and steady L point higher
TO l point lower. Public and private
cables reflected a bearish foreign senti-
ment and a disposition to interpret the
Weather Bureaus reports as favorable
to the idea of lower prices: or at least
against any advance. Selling for short
account was not a feature as spot mar
kets were reported to be in generally
flrm condition, with parties here claim.
ing that the official figures on spot cot
ton were considerably below the ac,un
selling worth of the staple.
NEW YORK.
New York. July l2.-Cotton futures opened
steady at the dec inc.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Md, July 12-Flour quiet and
unchanged; western super S2.25@2.40.
Wheat firmer; No. red, spot and July
~ l-2a74A; August 75BG757s; september rs liza
1871; steamer No. red -; Southern wheat by
| sample T0074 IL; do. on grade -.
Corn steady; spot, July and August 38 LA
33A; September 38AN39; steamer mixed -:
Southern white 4la4l IL; do. yellow -.
Oats dull and easy; No. white western.
81 1-2 asked; NO. 2 mixed 20 I-2a30
Rye firm; No. nearby so asked; No. 2
western 81.
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spot cotton closed steady; middling upland
10; mlddilng gulf 7-l6; sales ZIG bales.
LIVERPOOL

LIvHRPooL, July ZIP. M.-Spot cotton,
middng fair sxd rood m ,T%Gr;
middling 5-l6d; low middling 3hd; good or.
binary l5-l6d; ordinary 2Ad.
The sales OF the day were 5000 bales, OF which
500 were for speculation and export, and in
GUIDED y 100 American; receipts 5000 bales, in :
Guiding 100 American.
Futures opened easy with a poor demand
oud cln ,iof