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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
AT BOSTON.

atterios-Taylor ara pcitz; Kennel
Mechanics and Farrell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
At BALTIMORE.
National League Standing.

Elttcrins-iioW"ll ana Robinson: SUI
run ana SchrCccug"St.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-09
Howard, Crosby & Co.'S. letter.
Boston. \

Boston. Aug. s.
49, Yester-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
sept wheat, Sa X 6Sai III 6S&s 6Sl2-%sb SOB
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-09
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Joe Kirk Of Kingman was on the mar
1t with a car load OF heavy weight Ao.S
watch sold without dock at the top price
q the day. Mr.. Kirk has been Tor years
& shipper on this market and n,vrr Iaiis
L nave in The best his country affords
NJ. Andy Homer was a shipper CT
heavy weight hogs which sold without;
dockags Ar he top NJ the day.
Philo Hunter OF ElbinE was a late ar
rival OF Friday night with car Il hogs
and they sold ou- early YESTERDAY at 4
sod buk price. and were mediums
Jen Houston shipped up from Ponca
City three cars OF hogs ami they al
were lis Il a. fair bulk prices.
Wyr.ck * Hurlhurt 81 Perry were ship
pe-s q HSht weigh; hogs which sold at
bulk prices.
The Burton State Bank were shippers
of light hogs which were sold a. bulk
figures.
As.ie & Son OF Haven were in with
ear Of mediums which sold a The top Of
the bulk
The Farmers and D-overs' Bank OF Mt
Hope were in with A car ~ mediums
which sold AZ a good bulk price.
q. II. Clark - Sardiu was a shipper
~ medium weight hogs which sold al
good bulk price
Provisions ruled strong. Influenced nv
a. advance ir hogs. Cash lard Closed 11i5
cents up. At $50. and cash -.bs at s. u
and steady.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were rs follows: Santa Fe. 6: Rock IS
i1a5. >: Missouri Pacific .: Frisco. I
The DPli shipments yesterday were very
good. There was 4 heavy express and job
hing trade and also q strong line Of
straight contract cars. There were also
several orders sold for immediate delivery.
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BIG Day ID HOGS
Heavy Saturday Receipts and
Prices Strong,
TOPS UP TO $685.
No Cattle Market and No
offerings.

The local hog market yesterday was
dazzle day. but for Saturday was very
satisfactory in all respects. There was
6 heavy run Of receipts for the las; day
OF the week. and the demand was suffi-
ciend TO absorb them all. In regard 10
market quotation 1t may be said that
for the best hogs the quotation was a
full ~ cents high| and for other grades
about steady. II was most decidedly an
uneven market, and the prices paid were
at variance Of wide range. The tops
Tor the day sailed up to SIS and this
was paid for two cars OF outside shin
ment and few punches OF wagon stuff
Both Of the top loads sold without dock
and both were Of heavy weight For
saturday the day, yesterday, was unusu-
ally active and the business done greater
than for several weeks past. As compared
with the other western markets. the local
point more than held its own. There
was keen, live demand for hogs and
al Of them sold and more Of the same
class would have sold at the same price.
All the several buying interests were on
hand to take in any offerings Of medium
ID heavy hogs which might appear. II
"as large volume OF receipts but they
al sold readily and at the close all the
hog pens were empty and the trading
over. There was a large run OF wagon
ana local hogs yesterday. and the sum
total from this division reached nearly
=" hogs. The tops as paid for the best
hcgs yesterday represented fully their real
worth. The s3.S top was placed on lust
trose hogs which from their prime, weil-
fattened condition deserved Il. There
were TWO car leads and all the wagon
hogs receiving this fancy price were hogs
which on any market would have receiv-
ed this same strong price. There were
good hogs on sale yesterday. and these
received the best prices. There were also
hogs in or an inferior grade, and these
sold al their best command. The quality
on the whole for the day was jlst fair.
and while there were some extra hogs
received, these were Offset by n run q
Inferior stun and the general ayrase for
the day was tust fair
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ghs saahia nairu gass Sunday grorniua anry . ess

deFs, E.131k; extra shorts. S.I2iz clear
ribs, SIS; clear sides. s5.5e.
Bacon-Strong; boxed shoulders, $50;
extra shorts, 5.s21k; clear ribs. $5.s51S:
clear sides, s.121s.
Receipts-F1our, 3eOO; wheat. 1900; corn
500; oats, 2oe0.
Shipments-Flour. 500; wheat, 5000;
corn, IS 600; oats, I200o.
NEW YORK
New York, July s.-FIour-Receipts, A.
As; exports. ae11. Dull and nominaIly
unchanged; Minnesota patents, g. S0i4. 10;
Minnesota bakers. $3.1od3.S5; winter pat
ents. $3.SG4.10; winter straights, $3.50
3.55: winter extras, S2.55d3 90: winter low
grades. s.. 45G2. 20.
wheat-Receipts. Ii, $50: exports, 81 30.
Sales. 4s50eo. Futures. 1900 spot Spot
strong; No. red, Sg7sc I. o. D., ahoat,
sac elevator; No. l northern Duluth,
sac Z. o. b. afloat TO arrive Options
opened steady on better cables. rumors
Of grasshopper ravage in the northwest
and small spring wheat receipts, later the
market developed greater strength on
sharp demand for shorts, and closed
strong at L to &C net advance; July closed
7e-tc; September. 1S5sSI79isc. closed &c;
December. S-2s 1S07sc, closed SG7sc-
Corn-Receipts. S0o,Seo; exports. $500.
Spot strong: No. ,. 40lsc I. o. D., afioat.
3e&c elevator. Options steady and mod
erately active on talk of further export
demand and covering. closed strong. = to
sc net advance; July closed 3Sssc; Sep
TENDER. 20 1-Isc, closed 59@sc-
Oats-Peceipts, G5.0o; exports. b.SSl.
Spot. quiet; No 2. 3Oc: No. ;. 5sizc; No.
white. 31ILc; No. white. 3Olsc; track mix
ed western. 30031lac; track. white, 40
3slkc Options duh.
Hides-Steady; Galveston % 10 . pounds
le1sTi7c: Texas dry. 81 20 20 pounds. ZIG
Isc; California, q 10 3 pounds, Isle.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. July s.-Wheat-Spot No.
red western winster stocks exhausted;
No. I red northern Duluth. steady, IS I'd
Corn-Spot American mixed, new. frm.
IS 4Kd: old. steady. SD. Futures quiet;
July. s4Gd; September, IS SGD; October
ss sd
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Il was May the first % Ninety eight
That being glorious day,
When the combined n@et OF I'rcle sam
And Spain In Manila haTbcr lay:
There ships IN number twenty-three.
When brave Dewey id them see,
There are thirteen ~ them for me.
o. brave Dewey!
The signal was given for fighting,
CannOns began 20 roar,
Our ships In number only seven,
They shook the spanish shore.
Brave Dewey on the deck 80 high.
Aloud unto hiss men did cry:
I'VE will conquer them. my boys or de.
O. brave Dewey!
He struck the line Of battle.
He gave the fatal blow.
He sent some up into the air.
And more he sent below.
Then victory being On our side.
Tae fatal blow now spain received.
o. brave De~ey!
When Spain was strk and dv.ng.
And with her parting breath,
She prayed for Spanish glory
TIL the moment % her death:
Farewell my lads, our race is Ttin.
This dav VII be our setting sun
The stars and Stripes have molly won.
o. brave Dewey
Come al ye war-iike heroes.
Like Dewev's fame rsnOEn.
Nav al. our soldiers and our tars
With great success be crowned
May Dewey's health and wealth increase.
An1 al his wars and trouble cease.
And may he have lasting Peace,
-Na,hanief r FsnneL
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SELLING OFF STARTS
On the Publication of the
Bank Statement.
REVIVAL IN INDUSTRlALS
Railroads React - Profit TAX
ing a Weeks Feature.
REVIVAL IN INDUSTRIALS

New York. July &-The character Of the
trading In stocks was much confused
throughout today's short session Of the
exchange. There were points Of agrees
i've strength which encouraged the main
tenance Of prices but the certainty Of an
unfavorable bank statement encouraged
the continuance OF proft-taking in some
of the stocks which have recently ad-
vanced several points in price On the
publication Of the bank statement. the
whole market sold OF and net gains were
preserved In only a few cases. The lQui-
dalton was By no means heavy and the
bears covered short contracts at the de-
cline. causing a rally from the low point.
The denials OF the reported alliance be-
tween Pennsylvania and New York Cen
trail led to declines IN those stocks. but
the amount Of selling was remarkably
small.
The bank statement on its face, pre-
sents an extraordinary condition Of at
fairs. II is almost unprecedented 10 have
the cash reserves down 10 within a little
over $4,000 OF the IS per cent required
by law at this time Of the year. Yet the
banks expanded their loans during the
week nearly 5000. 90. when they were al
ready at the highest figure on record last
week The conclusion Is unavoidable that
the banking authorities see prompt re-
lief in certain prospect. In fact, the cas-
ing tendency of money during the latter
part OF the week shows that the relief is
already at hand. II comes In large part
from the release Of unds that had been
accumulated for the disbursement Of the
semi-annual obligations. 1t Is also taken
into consideration that interior points are
better supplied with money than ever be-
fore, so that the conviction "a held in
banking circles that tish,ness in the
New York money market would bring
funds from interior points 20 New York.
Total sales Of stocks today amounted 10
2s0.37 shares, including: American Steel
and Wire, 1900: Sugar. L. 500; Tobacco.
400: Atchis0n, 1870; do preferred, 1890;
Baltimore and Ohio preferred. 1850:
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 1O.Oc0; Chesa-
peake and Ohio. 500; Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy, 1890: Colorado Fuel and
Iron, $3.50; Federal Steel. 1900; do prefer
red, 1000; Louisville and Nashville, 3,enO:
Manhattan, 2i2o0: Mexican Central, 2.4oO;
Missouri Pacific, S.1O0; Ontario and West
ern, 400; Pennsylvania, 5000; Peoples
aGs. 200; Rock Island. 400: ST. Louis
and Southwestern, 4.oo0; ST. Paul. 1850;
Southern Pacific. $500; Tennessee Coal
and Iron, $3.50; Texas Pacific, 1900:
Union Pacific. 3,4Oo.
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The action ~ the stock market iris
week tas justified The confidence ~ fho@e
who bought securities last week IN the
belief that opportunity would BE offered
% realize profits quickly. The expected
demand tor stocks was forthcoming. brss
1; was 50 freely led with offerings accu-
INFLATED laEt week .aa. .ha strengthening
effect on pri&s vac ofyse. and the i'd
turned n favor % rrac.ion Thus n F1i;4
q T=ry active market tor the shart
week after the long holiday period tha
ret charges arc not oo1<2ir1ous IN the
rnajor.ty = eAses The p-of;- taking vas
moSt effective early II The week n Penn
syrvania and NeT YORK Cea:rai anI the
Va7derHr;s Selling vas not heavy n
e-har % thaHs. u the large AM conf
dent buying % last week Eas ais1oa;in-
uei ard p--oes were not supported The
early 6isp Eit'J1 20 .sxe p-1a.s - TIE
grarErrS was of1ssc BY re statement %
-. PAuIs ea--.azz fgr Ire s1QFtA Eeek T.
June Ea7W.1g al t-c-aasa CO marry
Sg0s,9 ove- ths crrresp1r5.rz week %
last yea. With IT, iarg@s' earning g. tts
hAs,8-y thus recorded ~ TIE fourth
week Ire month % June ard TIE hgCai
year $50 he eSart vas s1coG-aSinK sor
~ rev Eseal year just Opening. To- o<s
50 az al reports % raEruad earnings re-
cslr43 during TIE week ebsEed the szEre
prosperous cozti-icrs On railroads n 81
sections q 80 c7Ur;rfy- Nucb str~ss l.
laid 60 tie large s-oo8rt q r. years
ea-airEz that hare neez Te-invSE.s5 n
"a. rosd pr17c-tzeS. rpsalt-zE 81 hizheT e.
HrlencT ard pairing tss WNT FOR fg;urs
red1r;I11s ~ ire rztio % 9rsrzCiaz IL
peus~s- Tasre we're f-cs&@nts coErooCras-
I've = the earlier r7sno-~ o szF-rezrE4zE
cSrnh.aa:oo1s % systems. czlcglE:ss %
make possible na1Ce ecS13nseal Sdzizza-
t-atiso ard 20 sa-fit4;e cooperative
-1ezs1rss f5- on1S5crfzg ,Tsfae- BIZ -
sufte q these facso<s a ErezGth IA . -
general Szflook- ne tendency foEz-5 re-
sst.oa n the -zflrosGs pssTsg1..s. OF II
. Tie r-cezt conditions Proa;~txkhuz zzs
~ =zaIz :arls-. Rss tasFs zzs IA so
toe sone aapr-sszzssa ia; ES-.=g
wAazt lad bee1 damaged - TIE sczSy
salas and shsrS wsrs fsars - aazaSs =
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THE WEATaES
MichltA Kar IrIr 6 80

Wichita Kan. July S, 1893
Local forecast fer Wichita and vicinity.
Probably fair Sunday and Monday. viii
rising temperature.
During the past - hours the highss,
temperature has been 5. the lowest 3.
and the mean ., With parity c.ou:v.
cooler weather. hight east and north5as,
wind. and high barometer.
The temperature during TIE day from
a m were. by hours. as follows: A. 8
Sc, AT :. IS. with light east wind: az 5. =.
a. 2 n; at 70. -: At Il. -. al noon. -.
with light northeast wind. At :. - a. >
-, II !. y: ct : =: al ;, Is: al s. =; A. :
-, with light east wind.
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. July S-Forecast for Sun
day and Monday:
Oklahoma and Indian Terri;ory-Geue-.
ally fair Sunday and Monday; north
ezSterly winds
KsnSas-ThTeatening Sunday ana M3n-
day; warmer Sunday; essteriy winds.
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WHEAT Turns WEAK
On Country offerings After an
Early Advance.
CORN IA CENT HIGHER
Oats 1-8 Cent LoWer-Pro-
visions Strong and Higher
CORN ia CENT HIGHER

Chicago, July s-After an early advance
of 1-2 cent today wheat turned weak on
heavy country offerings and closed with
net decline Of 3-S cent. Corn ruled IN
dependently strong and closed lac higher.
Oats lost 1-sc. Provisions ruled active
and surprisingly strong. Pork advanced
2ec, lard u 1-2c and ribs lac.
Wheat opened unchanged TO 1-sc higher
at % 5-sQ73 3-4c for eptember. Traders
were inclined to avoid new committals
to either side. in view Of the government
crop report due next Monday. Reports
from North Dakota to the effect that a
scourge Of grasshoppers was feared
stimulated some buying but the bulls ap-
peared weakened and after getting ep-
TENDER up TO "a 1-sc there was a grand
rush to secure profits. Selling orders
poured IN from the northwest. from
whence buying orders should naturally
have originated had there been any sub
stantial fears Of damage from hoppers
The market became greatly congested
and half an hour before the close Sep
TENDER sid of to 70 lac The close was
only a shade above the lowest. at % La
3 Csc. Primary receipts, while stin ex-
tremely heavy. showed a steady falling
of. They were $1,000 bushels today. COM
pared with 10000 bushels a years ago.
Chicago received 90 cars. compared with
II a year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth
got 3sS cars, compared with 80 last year.
Atlantic port clearances footed up only
$4,000 bushels, wheat and -four.
Corn ruled firm, Influenced principally
By the strength in provisions. Local re-
ceip's were go cars. Corn reports were
generally favorable. Total exports for the
week Of over 100000 bushels. more than
twice the amount exported the same week
Of last year. helped strengthen the mar
ket- September opened steady at So 5-sc.
advanced 70 S4c and closed at 80 7-sc, a net
gain Of lac.
Oats ruled dull and featureless. Cash
demand was extremely light and checked
speculation. Receipts were 267 cars. Sep
tenber opened 1-Sc lower al % 2-4c, sold
up TO PIC and closed at % SIC.
Provisions were active and strong from
start to finish. An advance of Zoe in hogs
az the yards stimulated buyers In all de-
partments at the opening. Great improve
ment was reported in the cash demand
both domestic and foreign. September
pork opened lie higher at 1852 70. ad-
vanced to $s.77 1-2 and closed at SS.75, a
net gain OF 70 cents. September lard
opened 2 lie higher at s5.25. advanced TO
s5.37 1-2 and closed at 1915. a net gain Of
2 1-2c. September ribs opened &c higher. |
at 1876. advanced to $50 and closed at
s. %, net gain Of Is cents
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, |
135 cars; corn. SO cars; oats, 90 cars;
hogs, 1900 head.
GRAIN AND PROOUC MARKETS.
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wichita Com m-reIaI College Nsse-

Prof H. s. Miller and wife. OF Hast
inzs. Neb.. made the college q pleasant
vEit on Monday.
Miss Eva Carton accepted a position -
steaozrspher FOR an attorney al Sewkirk.
o. T. last week.
Mr.. Walter ? Bol;s hss accepted 20
si;i1n az stenozrapher for the Bank %
CDmmerce. this city
Prof Ksesoyer q The Capital City Com
rnerclaI College % Guthrie. .. T. vas 4
visitor az the college during the pas.
week
Mr.. Percy Chandler. a fir--@r graduate.
BOW accoBu-an: Tor ras Fret National
Bank % Newton. Kan, made a pieaEart
visit a, the college TgsrAay.
Mr. r NJ Duncan. a pupil % Pruf
Robins ten years ago. called and yiEited
che college THURSDAY % ~ way q NJ
AIeste-. J. T. where ~ has a dns psi
ton zi'h a railroad compang.
MEss Margaret sniveiy. a fTuse- stu-
dent. now steaograpasr with tie Oh Lo@
Insurance Co. Kansas cry. NJ. -
spending a short vacation ~its her par
ents In The city. and caIlaI ard made a
plesEaHt vlsi a: tie college OK TIE
Fourra.
Ml.s Inlozsn~ Gresn had faia'inE SOL
Friday afternoon n ne f5orthard l.
psrtmsnt args was ;aksE home n = hark-
she son -~cov@red oOt at. take a 's1-t
VACATION and thea resume ~ s:l9seu
again.
Tae s5'B1Ttax pe-ro-s E-ztus.sd eg,-
INK The pat geek and rrcsisse sas CO..
i-ge dz7I1ma. Me- Be- - AsrEsi-
Pe-.ra S0zihTsa. MLlnis NaCsuyasy sr.s
NJ = e. Mcclure. hrsss. - tas ssg~7-
hand e5urse. while NJ Ivab = Bire
competed ~ FIJI opsar1Frytsl co1rsh-
TIE f9l.1Eirz stgtsasE have suruiisd -
Gently. Georgia Eni:h. ~ fiatchl-soa.
Nina Co,s-zut. Cllzz- Fra1cia. VINE
Ho~ssesd. 9 u BrsEa. E4zar9 canksto.
Nabei Sscknsr aasl Nay Hens.eT.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, July s.-CoRee-Options quiet
and unchanged and ruled generally mac
tive and featureless all throughout the
session, investors and professionals alike
unable to find incentive in foreign mar
ket news, the statistical situation or d.
mestic influences; spot demand neglect
ed and nominal; closed dull and unchang-
ed; sales, 1000 bags. including September,
4.S5c; December and January, SOC Spot
Rio. dull and nominal; No. invoice,
6isc; No. jobbing. 5ac. Mild. quiet; Cor
dova SdS I-3c.
Sugar-Steady; fair refining, 15-lsc;
centrifugal, S. test T-15c; molasses sugar
13-lGc. Refined market steady to firm
and active
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS..



Chicago. July S.--There were not enough
cattle received today 10 make market.
There were scattering prices Al S.s'a
SIS. prices s;.l. hold good. despite a little
weakening during the past few days.
HocS-Trere was an active local and
shipping demand Tor hogs today. prices
HdV5 CC.rE 20 i0C per 100 pounds. TIE
supply vas wei taken at S5.7od4.05 for
heavy; $50 for mixed and butcher
weights and s. S5s,fG5 for light weights;
pigs brought 8. 5psi4 O.. and culls and
rough lots. S2."'f7E. 20
Sieep-Todays supply % sheep was too
small 10 amount ~ anything. a good share
Of the supply being consigned direct 10
local shippers. Prices we're little more
than nominal. s.. s.as - for cuIls. u 20
s. OpG5. 20 for prime doCks. YearIirCs
were quoJable at &-l5E6 =. and spring
lambs az $4.1f6.A
Receip;s-Ca;ue 90; hogs IToc5; saeep
soe).
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, July S-Cattle-Re-
p,S. so: market steady; native steers.
g. naf5. 80: Texas steers. S2.9t1s.s=: Texas
COWS s. seas. ~: native cows and hsifers,
s. .eolI4 -c5- <tockers and feeders, s.. 4oIs 3:
bulls. s2.75Ti.S5.
Hogs-Receipts. SEQ: market steady %
strong and active: bulk OF sales. $50
SIS: heavy. S2.SN4.G5; packers g. ~
se; mixed. 81 Spa3.s5; light S1.7eei2 p;
workers, s.. S5d5. 81; pigs. s.. safI5.75.
Sheep Receipts. 80: market strong:
iasnbs. S5.eolis =; clipped muttons, SIS Z
500.
ST LOUIS.
St Louis. No. July S-Cattle-Receipts.
-. AZ Texans: market steady % firm:
fair - choice shipping and export steers.
ss.S5r5.s5; fancy worth up 70 SIS; dress
60 beef and butcher steers. S.7OG5.So:
steers under 90 pounds s.. 70T5. -; stock
eTs and feeders. 8. acI4- -: cows and heif-
ers. < 0el50 -, bulls. s. $500; Gamers.
& .59fie.S5: Texas ard Indian steers. s. s9f
500; cows and heifers. $9.s514 80
Hogs-Receipts. {. 100; market 70 1oc
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ANN ELIZABeTH INGERSOLL
Fights " hes Sentenced fer Aidaap-
ming Gerald LapiaeF

Chicago. July S-Ann EdizaSe-h InEer-
sol. when Sentenced - me peniteata-y
tctay for The kiGnSq.1g 81 G@Taid lisp
inar. fought Ike : maade0e5 5l<rsss n
re court roun- sc-atclsd ana ~ a. Der
eEs-ot ans and s-r=ggied frzu;cally az
tbe way back 70 49, eel n 5s9L sccvzl-
qaryl1s he- bows and sises usch screams
zri curses Sc vas DAILY c...rse5 % ser
seg after having severely bruised several
gua-ds Josza Cos1zs. 40 Nas ssz;ezozi
AZ the sane time. made 10 scs1e. BS.A
we're given 1eesernsaass sezsso<sa.
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WOOL MARKET.

New York. July a-Wool-Steady; do
rnes,ic fleece. 1sG24c; Texas, 13G16c.
London. July Sat the wool auction
sales today LA bales were offered. A
good showing Of Queensland and Port
Phillip merinos caused eager competition:
The continent bought large quantities OF
secured New Zealand slips and low
crcss-breds were taken principally by the
home trade.
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MIIlN..E:|'zS.uh3

higher; pigs and lights, g. s013 IS; pack
ers, S.S5a3.95: butchers, s.. 90ff4. 05.
Sheep-Receipts. 1850; market steady;
native muttons. S4.25d4.5o; shipping lambs,
A.2dS.50; culls and bucks, SI.5Od4 %:
stockers. 2.5ea3.Z5; Texas muttons, sS.75G
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New Work Bnnk statemeat.

New York. July S-The weekly hank
statement shows the following changes:
Surplus reserve. decrease sS2l2.035; loans,
Increases. s. Sss. 40: specie decrease SIS.
so; legal tenders. decrease $3.50. 100: de-
posits. decrease s. al. so: circulation. in
crease $4o.70o. tn. banks now hold S esz-
AS in excess OF the requirements
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Prrased ste-I Car DtvIdena

Pittsburg. Pa. July s.-Checks 20 the
amount OF s2ls.75o were mailed 20 pre-
ferred stockholders Of the Pressed Steel
Car company today in payment Of the sec
ond dividend OF 81 per cent On Sl2Soo.-
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CASH QUOTATIONS.


Wheat-No. ? spring. 72Isa73c; No. 3
spring. 69G7li.c: No. > red. 72s.c.
Corn-No. ?, 3S7sf3r.c; No. yellow 54i4
G34isc.
oat-No. ?. 2tlsd2i.c: No. , white, 25,5
G2>c-
Rye-No 2. eDi2Tsllsc.-
Flaxseed-No. J. &C; northwest, 800.
Prime timothy seed-s2. 90.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. S7-SodS. So
I.ard-Per 10 Tbs., s.. O7i sd5.2n
Short ribs sides (looseJ S4.75G5 .05: dry
saited shoulders Cboxen 5i4dsl-c; shcr:
clear sides Cboxed) 5@,G5c.
Wh:sky-Ds;illers' finished goods. per
gal. 1875.
CIOver-C0ntract grade. $50.
pI-vE-TE.T-S. Ant,