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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-30
NET GAINS GENERAL
As the Result of the Days
Trading in Stocks.
POSITION OF RAILROADS
Great Source of Strength
What Bank CIearings Show.
POSITION OF RAILROADS

New York. July s.-The stock market
for today's short session was strd4g. A
large volume of realizing was wen d.
gested by reason OF an increased demand
to the commission houses and the mar
ket stood up well under q bank statement
that was unexpectedly weak, the majori-
ty Of stocks showing net gains when
trading was over for the day. London
continued to buy stocks here with con-
siderable confidence and this was the
prime factor In the opening rise and in
the further decline in sterling exchange
rates The money market was Largely
nominal. and there is evidence OF quite
liberal offerings OF funds from outside
sources. The high level Of railroad earn
ings shown by all companies reporting
and the reported eager demand 70 buy,
borrow or rent freight cars from many
sections Of the country was q potent
source OF strength for stocks. Northern
Pacific, Pennsylvania and Pittsburg. Gin
cinnau. Chicago and St Louis enjoyed
the benefit of the published June state
earnings. Burlingtons strong June state
ment brought realizing. The coalers
were helped by the statement Of Lehigh
Valley, rejecting growing Improvement
in the long-depressed anthracite industry.
Reports OF the unprecedented activity and
strength In the iron trade caused ad-
vances in the prices Of steel and iron
stocks, with the exception Of Federal
Steel. American Steel and Wire rose over
point This factor helped the railroads
situated In the iron regions. notably Lou
isville and Nashville. American Tobacco
was marked up points on light trans
actions and with no news to explain the
result. International Paper preferred and
Consolidated Gas rose points. The de-
cline after the bank statement was
by good absorption. but the re
covery was not to the top level. The
closing was quiet and firm at prices as
follows:
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| Bonds were well held On q moderate
volume 81 business.
The course OF the stock market during
the week has shown evidences Of awak-
ened interest and strength The principal
| apprehension has been over the future Of
the money market. An accounts have
agreed upon the unusual abundance OF
funds a. ali interior poinrs. but the act-
ivity Of trade and industry are also IN
precedented and the enormous volume OF
bank clearinKs throughout the country
shows that more money is turned over IN
profitable employment every week than
ever before The question has been
whether in moving the crops the usual
demand would be made upon eastern cen
ters for money or whether the large
funds at interior points would prove an
pie This question r. not answered defin-
itely vet Call money in New York has
continued pretty firm and Il developed
furing the week that many stock ex-
change houses were reSortinK 70 time
loans. This resulted IN a hardening tend
ency % the time money rate and there
was apprehension that a money squeeze
n the call loan department. might Inter
vone when demands began 20 be lei; srr
CFDI-fl0E1flE EaEFNf~~-s- E-AFFpA LtT ~
nestle dIsquiet IN France. the outlook T.
for easier money abroad and sterling ex-
chznke at New York has shown n sharp
dsciJae toward the end % The week New
Y,-k mercantile PAPER has been reported
=s sc;.ire IN Chicago. The money co7di-
ton IN New York e. affected BY fhs faii-
arr % some new Industrial securities 20
meet expectations Some % these hare
declined sharply from tire subscripfiGn
Prices or from the pxfcrs taken -
ba<fs for distribution q New TcrB soc'Ir5-
ties in exchange FOR these % coastitu ut /
companies Money supplied fo- unier- /
writing has seen KEEP tied ~. waiting -
rrai;ze- Not a little q the Ioaz epniinueH I
speculative doubt has ben dus % fhe I
threatensd TrsnsTaaf tro1Sle. with 49, i
cial view % its probable eject 81 ~ 4
goid producrioa az the Rand The sE- 4
pSeted large supply % EoId from tsis /
source e. q facsSr 81 the estimates a. |
future wofid prizes The Tzr5oGs Gauss
q Inactivity however. have tented 20
gsTds aneiiorzssons dnrsnE TIE week Tie 1
period q haEard 20 TIRE eraps kAs eoz5s 4
nearer tts end. Isanztrlai activity eoa-
azuee urabased. International t-z8s aaa 1
railroad earnings break al rscoras znA 4
the export fres- ls p~cTinx isseIs ,er-naa-
entity establishes al q sgv hirh ietea
The strength az stocks. wtIsh aerpssp~si
n-Ht n . esw obsears aad Essla.et eassM j
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LIVESTOCK Markets
CHICAGO

CHlCAGO.
Chicago, July 9.-Cattle-Receipts of
cattle were too small to make a market
today and prices were about unchanged
Hogs-A good demand for shippers adj
ded a shade to the prices OF hogs.
Fancy lots brought 81. 4Od4. 70; heavy lots,
81. 20d4.55; lights, $4.S5d4.S5; mixed lots,
81 .25d4.55; culls and rough lots, s. 0Ol4 90.
Sheep-There was the usual dull Satur
day sheep market today. Sheep were
saleable at s.. 00Q3.O 90 for culls up TO A.50
95.25 for prime wethers; ewes brought
50. OOG4.5O; feeders, S3.5O9s. 10; western
rangers, 81. 0Od4.JO; yearlings, A.0od5.50;
spring lambs. s.. 75d4.5o.
Receipts-Cattle, COO; hogs, n,e0o; sheep,
$500.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No., July 29.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 400; market steady; native steers,
81. 25GD4.65; Texas steers. $3.30G4.95; Texas
cows, $2.6OG3.40; native cows and heifers,
$2.O0d5. 10; stoclHers and feeders, $3.50
800; bulls. $2.eOd4.50.
HogsLReceipts, 5000; market strong;
bulk Of sales, "a. S5d4. 40; heavy and pack
ers. s4.35d4. IS: mixed. A.9Od4.4O; light.
5 .3C94.45; workers. 81. 4o94.45; pigs. A.S59
4.421s.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, July 29.-Cattle-Receipts
500; market steady; beef steers, A.5ed5. So;
stOckers and feeders, s.. 0015.00; cows and
heifers, = 2564 IS; Texas and Indian
steers, S.25d5. co.; COWS and heIfers, $3.50
400.
HogsLReceipts, $500; market strong;
pigs and lights, $l.3594.6o; packers, 1850
4 90: butchers. $4.55Q4.s5.
Sheep--Receipts, 100: market steady; ma
tfves, s.. OO94 so; lambs, 81. 0OG6.50.
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pREsENTTATTvE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

There was 10 cattle market yesterday,
as there was practically nothing on sale.
Dold bought one heifer. 1910 pounds, at
$685..
The Dold business yesterday for Sat
urday was very good. There were several
cars of straight contract stun sent out
and a good line sold, besides heavy ex-
press and jobbing shipment The whole
week has been a heavy one in all depart
ment, and the daily output the best in
this season. AL the staple cuts and the
several well-known specialties came in for
q share.
Mr.. VIII D. Baker, who for a little more
than a year has been we1ghmaster at the
hog scales Of the stock yards, will leave
today for a vacation visit at his old home
IN Chicago.
All the travellers from the Dold house
were in yesterday for weekly report and
all give very glowing accounts Of the
or Cd and general business conditions all
over the southwest They also report an
increased trade in their own line.
Mr.. Jack Osborne, of the yard force,
returned yesterday from California,
where he went in charge Of a consignment
OF hogs for the Cudahy plant at Los
Angeles. shipped by Mr.. Charlie Sharpe
from here. Jack saw more life on that
like II agreed with him.
Provisions opened steady and a shade
easier. Cash lard closed cents of, at
&S5. and cash ribs &c of. at $40.
late last night telephone message
came TO the Eagle office 10 the effect that
q gOod-looking young man by the name
OF Moore had been seriously injured on
Main street. The report said he was of
sandy complexion and red face. and a
nice fellow. The whole description was
IKE the identity OF A. i. Moore, the
genial ''O'ROry," that the hog editor was
greatly alarmed until 1t became known
that the gentlemanwasonly % years old,
when all anxiety vanished for Brother
Moore never could claim right now any
such youth as that.
Mr.. r. b. Staiey Of Rose Hin had In
the only car OF hogs, load OF lights.
which sold at the same top as Friday
and Thursday.
Dulaney Hall OF CovfngJon. KY, the
young nephew Of Superintendent W. r.
Dulaney. is in the city. the guests Of
his uncle. and yesterday called at the
yards.
The average weight for all car hogs for
the week was I'll pounds, and the total
receipts, 2-2i5.
The market was strong and firm last
week and the demand At al times very
keen. with the tone and feeling buoyant.
More hogs could have been as easily sold |
by many times. and it is hoped this week |
VIII show larger supply ot-porkers.
The review OF the week by days. up 70 4
and including Friday. is as follows: For |
Monday, tops. $i.e7is; bulk. Si.25d4. Z5Ik: |
average weight. 81; receipts. sc. Tues |
day. tops. A.g7is; bulk. 81 .e0ss4. G7Is; aver /
age weight, III; receipts. 6Ja. Wednesday, |
tops, SD; bulk. 81. I0df.o0: average |
weight 14; receipts. 3oe. Thursday. tops. |
si.25; bulk. S.i594.s5: average weight. /
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WIS Dull SATURDAY
Supply at the Ebb But Market
Steady.
TOPS UNCHANGED, S425
No Cattle Market and No Of
feringS,

Yesterday was q Hight day at the stock
yards, In fact hardly auotable market.
just one hundred hogs were ysrded. and
this was made up Of one car load from
F. q. staley Of Rose Hill, Of light weight
and a very light sprinkling Of wagon
stun. There was good live demand for
fat hogs and lights and mediums also
were wanted at good prices. The fact that
there would In all likelihood be light
Saturday run was discounted on Friday
and so the disappointment at the small
supply was not TO so great All buyers
and all statesmen and commission hrms
were on hand from the early opening to
the late close ready and anxious TO take
in whatever stock might appear and Will
ling TO pay the best prices. The market
was Quotabie as steady and would have
been strong had there been larger run Of
hogs. There was no hesitancy in the buy
ing element, but from sheer lack Of them
the market very naturally showed no
spirit and the few sales made were in the
form more of routine business with the
tone about steady. Saturday Is usually
a dull day ali over, at all the western re-
ceiving points, and this market is no ex-
ception. last Saturday was little bet
showed the same lukewarm tendency and
light receipts. The tops yesterday were
the same as Friday, $4.5, and 10 cents
better than the tops Of Saturday of last
week A good supply Of medium to fat
hogs would have been disposed OF at
once. with no trouble. but as there was
so small a line Of offerings 1t became
naturally q draffy and hfeless day all
around. The week has been good so far
as the strength Of the market is con-
cerned, but the receipts have not been up
to the demand. This market, as COM
pared with all other western markets,
has shown degree Of strength very fiat
tering to this point. but the offerings have
not been all that was hoped and expected,
either in point of volume or quality. New
ertheless. they have all sold, and sold |
we'll The busy season for the farmer has |
had a great deal TO do with this. but as
the demand and purchasing capacity is |
now so strong it is hoped that more hogs |
will appear this week.
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COUNTY NORMAL ADJOURNED
tcontiAuee dom second Paee.1
obtain such legislation. thus making
possible to persue advanced studies.

| obtain such legislation. thus making II
| possible to persue advanced studies.
Whereas. The teachers OF SedgWick
county are In favor of the examination
questions being sufficiently severe to test
their progress and thor0uEhness and are
not in favor OF those questions which aD-
ply only -speclalfies or techniealities;
therefore be IL
Resolved That the teachers solicit
questions pertaining more to methods OF
instruction.
whereas, A course OF study has been
carefully prepared by a committee ap-
pointed by the State Teachers associa-
ton. and after a careful discussion Of its
merits. was adopted.
Resolved. That we. as teachers IN the
public schools OF sedgwick county. follow
the prescribed course 20 the extent OF Its
praeticability and the existing conditions
IN which We are placed.
Whereas. We have seen that the grant
ing Of a diploma 10 those students COM
plotting the course Of study In the CON-
mon branches has been and Is a great In
centive 10 the pupils stiii in the grades
10 complete their work before turning 20
other Affairs: and
Whereas. We flnd that through WORKING
for the diploma they are melted 20 take
up higher work: therefore b Il
Resolved. That Ns are heartily IN favor
Of the same. aod that We viii use II a.
one Of the means Of leading our pupils
into a broader plane 81 life.
Whereas. We. a. teachers. apprecisting
the many points OF exceIling IN cur pub
lie school system and feeling Justly proud
OF the high position held By our state IN
educational matters. are converssnt with
the fart that certain conditions exist that
initiate the interests q the pupils IN our
public schools. via: F1rSt-The sparse
population a-.d small area % our school
districts interfere very materially with
the proper classification and organization
OF our several district schools. and second
the basis Of superintendent % funds for
school purposes - 80 naEraEtlT unjust
a. % make q possible for ore district % :
maintain a long school term with a very
Low rate OF taxation while IN q J0lning
district 4 school term OF ons-haif the 1
length can be scarcely maintained with 1
a rate OF ta-at1On ten times a. great. F!
therefore - II
Resolved. That n II the sense q tffs 4
institute that the needs - cur public 4
schools demand: FIrst-That our present i
district school orzaniEsIion - sbsp8sn-
e-i and that township FraSsd schoogs ~1.h !
carriers for the children BE- ss;abiisheS i
IN their EseaA: and secosd-Thst az fslzas
for school purposes Re collected BY the
county ana aVDortionsd among the ssy-
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mlzc: July. zIHc; September. 1s<c; Nay,
25sc; no. : white. 2s627c.
Rye-Better: esas5c
F1our-DulI and weak. but net andsably
lower.
Dry salt STEADY: boxed Should.
ers. $5.1Sk: extra shorts. So; clear ribs.
$50; clear Sides ss.ssik
Bacoa-Quiet: boxed shoulders, $50; ex-
ira shorts. SIS: clear RIBS. selse; clear
sides, ss.12ih
Receipts-F1our. 5000: wheat. 500;
corn. IL, 600; oats. 5000.
shIpments-Flour. s.eOo; wheat, la.ooe;
corn. $500; oats. 500.
NEW YORK.
New York, July &.-Flour-RecelptA
1854 barrels; exports. q AZ barrels. Sales
$500 packages; inactive but steady; Min
nesota patents, ss.5as.sc Minnesota ba-
kers, g. WG3 10; winter patents. 2.es63.S;
winter stra1ghts. 3 sSds 50; winter ex-
tras. g. A0d2 50: winter low grades, S2.So0
20.
Rye four-Quiet; sales. ESQ barrels:
good to fancy. ss.o09s.so; choice to fan
CT. $685. 40.
Corn meal-DuH; yellow western, &c:
city. nc Brandywine, S210a2-S.
Rye-Steady; No. western. eoc, I. Q. b.,
aiost spot. state rye. 55c. c. l. T.. New
York, car lots.
wheat-Receipts, SIS bushels; ex-
ports. 1855; sales, 1.255.ooo bushels. Flu
lures, spot, firm; No. 2 red. 7T5sc, (. o. b.,
aioat spot. No. l northern Duluth, TSizc
+. o. b.. afloat spot: co. 9 red. 761zc. eie-
vator. Options opened firm IT 1xc ad-
vance. influenced by higher English ca
bles and drouth news from India. I'm
der subsequent free realizing. however,
with weak advices from Paris, the rise
was ob!iterated. Closed steady. at y to
&c net advance. Sales included No. red
July, 76a77sc. closed 7s7sc; September,
20 15-1c175lsc, closed 76ttc; December, 7Sk
QTs%4c, closed 7Sizc.
Corn-Receipts, 1es,s6 bushels; exports,
30 bushels: sales. $500 futures: $500
bushels spot Spot. weak; No. 2, Size, (.
o. b.. anoat; yellow. Ssssc elevator. OPP
lions opened easy. &c net decline, be-
cause OF promising crop news, and abb
eence Of support. Market ruled duh and
easy all forenoon, closed weak at y to
sc net decline; July. 3s%6&ssc. closed
3S%c; September. 34ssd9sSsc. closed 367sc;
December, 3521 G2s@c, closed s6&c.
Oats-Receipts. 800 bushels; exports.
90 1S9 bushels; spot, dull; NO. 2. 2Sc; No.
tern. 2SdG5c: options quiet.
Hay-Easy; shipping, 55asoc; good to
choice. TOGS5c.
Butter-Receipts, am packages; quiet;
western creamery, 15dqsc.
Cheese-Receipts. s.i7s bushels: market
firm; large white, &c; small white. SC;
large colored. &C; small colored. &c.
Egg-Receipts, 4,53 packages; quiet;
western, 104l5c.
LIVERPOOL
liverpool. July 2e-1:s0 .. m.-Wheat-
Closing: Spot, firm; No. ! California, S.
ldaSs sd; No. red western winter. IS
sgd; No. 1 northern spring. So u1sd; flu
lures, firm; July, IS Sad; September, %
l0ltd; December, 6s Md.
Corn-Spot, firm: American mixed, new,
b I'D; old, IS 4&d; futures, steady;
July. IS AID; September, IS SD; October.
Is 45sd.
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rnE wEaTnER

wIrhFs. Kaa. Iuiy =. -
LEGAL forecast for Wichita ara vseinityI
Unsettled. but ssasraily fair until Mo-
day.
IrurfnR ere past - sosyr ~ hiShslR
tsnperstsre has been n the igwsSs =.
and the mean -. with cloudy Wsathsf.
ard 81 a m. q trace % rain-
By hours ths temperatures sse 81 fsi-
lows. Afsa n. =. a. !. -: 81 z. ~:
AZ 3. - a. % =. as u. ~: 81 -. -
at .. m. -. 81 2. q. - z -: ~ Z -:
a. 6. -: q; 9. =: ~ !. n; ~ 4 =.
50 fz- this NORTH ths average tsnDsFas
tus~ has teen - Eh<h = sb01t 10
normal
Ths rarsr se- sssnts - 81 fsss - -
gauge. IDaes year ~ mia tirns g afoo4
- g feet n has taile1 hsif = foos snao
yesterday. FIRED 4. sOfEsa9OS.
Osasrgsg.
wasasn<son. Jsiy S.-lForsesss 90 500
day.
kansas-sao<~-s Ranaay. Win sanees
r. eastern portis8. tsrsatssing 1oa1syt
soafhsriY atnfs.
Oksahors.a sd Tndia1 TsFvfisry-abeWs
s-s ar1 mach ooolsg s9a1sT. fafr 49,
daT; yarssbis w.nfa
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New York. July 9.-CofSee-Options
opened quiet at unchanged prices and
worked within an exceptionally narrow
range. with extreme apathy in specula-
ton. The undertone was weak. under
generous receipts and unsatisfactory ca
bles. The investment public was indif-
ferent. Light coverings sent prices up
ward near the close. Closed steady, I'M
changed to 8 points higher; sales, 1000
bags; December. 4.eOG4. sc. Spot coffee
Rio dull and nominal; NO Z invoice, SIC;
NO. I jobbfng. SIC; mild, quiet; about
steady; Cordova, Sd13c.
Sugar-Raw, firm, with good demand,
held higher: fair refining, 3 16-1sc: cen
trifugal, IS test, &c. Molasses sugar,
3 Bite. Refined. strong and active; NO
6, 13-16c: No. Z. 4&c; No. s, 4 I1-lsc; No.
9. $50: No. 10. 4izc: No. II. 44Sc: No. II,
4 5-1sc; No. 13. Size; No. "a. &c; mould
A. sac; standard A, SIC: confectIoners'
A, SAC; cut loaf, CSC; crushed, &c; pow
dered, s5sc; graduated, SIC; cubes, 5Ac.
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
FiHe SpSrt. ThOa@h slim Attendance,
CleYeIand'a Last DaH.

Cleveland o., July "a small crowd
saw the wind-up of the grand circuit
races, though the sport was fine. In spite
OF the rain which fell for time during
the afternoon. Sherman Clay was the
favorite in the 2:07 pace UP to the fifth
heat though he never showed his nose
at the front. Ananias won the first two
heats and Miss Logan took the next three
with ease. Copeland was a hot favorite
In the 2:l2 trot and won without effort.
though Tudor Chimes made game
struggle for first place In the last two
heats, In the 2:24 pace Sphinx 5. was the
favorite and won the first heat. but
Harry o. took the next two heats and
the race after driving finishes. Derby
Lass was played as favorite in the IA
trot. but was never better than third
IN the first heat Owyhee won the first
heat from George Carney. By driving
finish George Carney got the second heat.
but Owyhee captured the third and the
race. Results:
2.g7 class. pacing. purse $2.ooo. best three
in FIVE: Miss Logan won third. fourth and
NTH heats Tine, EOS Ia 2.97 81 2.Ie.
Ananias won first and second heats and
was second Time. 2-s Ia as Royal
Sheldon. third Sherman Clay. Egozzn.
". W. Scr.bner. Charlie B.. Lady Of the
Manor. Prince Albert and Pearl Onward
also started
9-lz. trottins. purse S.9e. best three IN
FIVE: Copeland won In straight heats
Tine. 2rs IA Ell - z;1A Tudor
Chimes. second; Kate Mccracken. third
Doctor L>eek. Red star, Norvett EIlsrt.
Pasonto, GeorEeanna. Sslverthorne and J.
P D. also started
2-24 class. pacing. purse si.0sl. best two
r. three: Harry o. won second and third
heats Time. 20 i-s. SO - Sphinx 8
Won first hea; in els and was second.
Frazier third No Others.
"a class. trotfing. purse a.s0. best
two IN three: owyhee won Arst and third
heats Tine. SIS -. 9.1z. George Car
ney won second heat IN "a - and was
secona. Derby Lass. thsrd- Cod Lace.
McAdars, Donitian AID L II also
started
Chicago. July S-Kirk Heizruod. form ]
erly IN the iron ore business. today nsea /
a petition IN bankruptcy, with indebted
nsss At 49, and 20 Assets
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then IN the southwesterns and Louisville
and later in the Changers. has perSnea "a
pretty much the whole list throughout
the week
The bond market was dun and heav-
during the early part OF the week ond
has not responded to the late strength to
the same extent as stocks United States
ys registered declined is and the Ts eVi-
ron IL in the bid price.
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EARLY GAIN N WHEAT
0fHaIf a Cent Lost Laterin the
Session.
CORN WEAK THROUGHOUT
Oats and Provisions Close at
Declines.

Chicago, July 2.-wheat lost an early
advance Of half a cent today. and closed
weak at decline OF 1-Sa1-4c. Corn lost
Csc; oats 1-Sc and provisions lost 1-2a
1-2c, the latter in pork
ApprehensIons Of frost. higher cables
from Liverpool. and reports of lack of
moisture in India, caused firm and high
er opening in wheat September started
1-4GS-Sc higher at n S-san lie. Trans
actions at Il 1-2c were extremely light and
the market Immediately sank on heavy
realizing sales against calls. Before IL
o'clock September touched 20 1-ta7O Use.
Indian shipments Of l.4z0.OOo bushels with
estimated worlds shipments OF s.s0O,OJO
bushels for the week, more than Offset
fears of frost in the spring wheat belt
Receipts at primary western markets
were $1,000 bushels, against 527,CoJ last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth received
343 cars, against 319 cars yesterday and
17s year ago. On the early decline there
was considerable covering, which .togeth-
er with buying against puts. caused
sharp rally to Il Ian Csc for Septem-
Der. The strength was short-lived, how
ever. and just before the close September
again touched 20 7-sc, closing with sellers
at 70 7-s97lc. Atlantic port c!earznces
were "A, 45s bushels, wheat and flour.
Corn ruled weak throughout on reports
of heavy rains In the southwest, which
dissipated all fears OF drouth. Receipts
here were 600 cars. Cash trade was fair,
10000 bushels being worked here for ex-
port. Country offerings were large and
elevator representatives sold freely
against country purchases. September
opened unchanged to lac lower at 81 la
81 3-4c, sold of to 81 Lac, and closed Csc
net lower at 81 3-sc.
squeeze of July shorts was the fea-
ture of the oats market July was forced
up 2 5-Sc and closed strong at 2sc, after
selling as high as &c. September was
dull and featureless. Local receipts were
$50 cars. September opened steady at
1s 3-sc, declined to and closed at 10 Lie.
The July option is entirely under the con-
troll of leading local professional who
took advantage of the light country offer
ings today to run up the market on those
who are presumably short to him.
Provision ruled dull and slightly easier |
on light country liquidation. Packers
were credited with selling on a moderate
scale, but the trade generally appeared to |
be in a waiting mood. September pork |
sold between $3.50 IL and $3.50. closing at |
$3.50 IL. net loss of 1-2c. September |
lard sold between s5.45a5.45. closing at
$40 1-2. a net loss of 1-Sc. September
ribs sold between $40 and $50. closing at /
, 1-2c net lower at SSH 1-2
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat.
10 cars; corn. $50 cars; oats, 80 cars:
hogs, 80, 900 head.
GRAIN AND PROOUCE Markets.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. July 2s.-The leading futures
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