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Wool.

Black. seedy and bury &c TO &C per ID. less
Khan above prices
Hides.
When soId round: Green-saItsf Missouri ard
Illinois &c. Arkansas and : u'hern ss.c DRY
fInt-C'hoice TeXas l5i.c. average Texas !5c: ma
tive Arkansas and Tennessee Isc; MISSES pni
and Alabama 1890: dry fallen I4c: .'ry-saI-aJi
i2'sc. When sold selections: Green 81 re l
No. 1 &c; No. SIG; bull Sc. GIul-Wet 9iLo
Dry flint hides Sc. Dry salted-No. 1 lie. NJ,
EiEc. Green uncured lie per ID. less than
cured.
Provisions.
Pork-Market weak; Z. o. b. si2 Lard lower:
E. side prime steam s.. 50: choice Sc SIS
Green Hams Etc.-Eeld In car dots z O n
l.. side: Hams-10-av. at 1oc: rs q, SIC: IIs al
sac: i6s SIC: ISIS sisG3ilc; Sos 9Isc: sk me
hains-2s72i av. at lose: IGeoz at iSIic: is at
lie. CALIFORNIA; at Csc as in average: New
YORK. shoulders at sssc. From the block del !:
Run-cf -house hams at 30; bellies al r. gJl.c as
in average; New York shoulders at .5sc
d. s. Meats-Bxd. lots: Extra shorts TIC:
cribs TIC: clear sides 1Ssc; bellies 7T.6sIsc IS
in average; plates 7isc. Dealers charge higher
small orders.
Bacon-Bxd. 8 c. meats in a jobbng way:
Trea kfas. sacon eIkc for b, avy 20 IT. Tor n n,y
ilsht hams 1JiL6Iic: CALIFORNIA; ~ TTa.c as r..
average; New York shoulders TIC. PI4in smoked
sides SIC; bellies sA@stac as in average; plates
SIG. Dealers charge higher IN small orders
Country Lard-Sas.c according 10 quality AMI
package
Country Bacon-tair average pieces. uniformly
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Natives Steady to Higher-Texans
Steady to >trong-iiogs Higher.

lets. snip.
Cattls ........ So. 80. ................1s1 al7
Al'-a----.--- -+-s"-.-----ils' OSA
-l.-ff -------.-.--------s.V
Horses ana mules ........ 5si els
cATTLE-Nat,Ve cattle supplies moder
ate The beef classes displayed a good trade OF
offerings all around. the butcher and
hbifer arrivals were made up quite largely OF
medium qualified cattle. and the stOcker and
feeder hoidin-s mainly To Inferior animals
Beef steers sold about STEADY. good butcher
helfeTs We're strong 10 loo higher. and all Othsr
ana heifeTs remained unchanged. The
plain 10 common stock csttl. olf-r which
constituted the entire receipts, wese slow, hard
sellers At current prices. a better class would
have found more urgent demand. Calves sold
W L. sc q III ana bulls and uiilch COWS were
Not quOtahIy different value
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minneapolis FIopr

Minneapolis. MIN. July fo-FTour lower: first
patent SIS; second 81 .; first clear s5is; seccni
clear % Era hin in hgIk sisai:so. What in
Wheat On tr.-No. hard s2!+c; No. 1 Northsrn
sohc: No. Northern !ss.c.
hning 4tc; Centrifugal. IS test S5.e: moiassea
sugar A.: refined firm DN~'
New Orleans, La. July Io-sugar strong.
eentrifuga! yellow s1f5 5-iec; seconds sgiAc No.
lasses quiet and nominal
Coffee.
New York July 1c-Coffce-Spot r,io No :,
lures opened steady at unchanged to pSir1ts nd :
vance on much better rews from E,,rn,-s .rt
brighter than looked for; immediately trrned
easier. however outside support being with
nquidatiou an! European selling subseauentiv
the market became quite of a waiting chararter
Selling checked by the small rsceinrs az
Rio and santos iiuying was checked fy alb
lack Of public speculative interest Narker
closed barely steady at a net decline OF < TO 70
points. Total sales $50 bags. Including July
SIC; Aug. 1850; Sept. 7s5stSc: Oet = soeps..
s.i5e: March s-4O9SsOc: May s55QSsc
Metal Market.
New YORK. July ia-In sympathy with An aS
market jumped some a points to-day ciostn~
hrmer In tone at g. The iron markets cnrt inns
in much In. sstnl, unsatisfactory Condition. -
heretofore fhiiadeIphia reports the nominal quo
business doing Pix iron warrants were quoted
changed at sls.sa Lead was duiI and unset;ied
also dull and unchanged al 81 1904. q The nroS
; s5i price for lead was a." and for copper
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'rade Gossip.

In the June report Of the Deuartr,.r. ~,
reported as ASSOC acres. ana ~ wheat was
Weld shs IF PAT sas "a; s this iadioatns prontS
wss given as IS aO5o9 scres ana eo-difan ar a.
. ani9atins erep OF 90 bu On tfa YS
grosrset Last year on July tn. cgadi,io as N
The maj fsp"ri az eSs and i q spring wheat az
winter and go bu.. or t o. :,sn o, :;
sr The year and area 0f then On an sgn Sn
q s 7oooS 6U WITH f,h ~, ts.ss .ia,,,etaE 60
Of is. q sss S0Rsf a R % on July
on July l. and q: u ~ VI 49, condition Of -
then OF Sc lossa acres. 2c7s 100 80 bi area
.s EIhe available supply of wheat and flour .,
The chlcafo Trade Bulletin as s5ssI T a5 b.
an sSa curing June q 4.1Ssc9e bu On JAW d
5uns isss 81 eq =, There was decrease during
land July was then ~ "a 300 ba Tn. -, IN
Cana.da ar ssP ps, ;neigd,nE this country AMI
Igy l. was i49 siI05 bu, dscrese IN 3'I I'M Ks: on
.,s.cls T. na Last year Cor The same period
IS s.aH'e,, hu. more than a year ago. '''''S
TIE BARRETT Commission Company reoa,-.1
Center. Kas. wired them: ''Tarly. GO 80:
ply; not weather tending to lnjure ate esrf
Weather situation critical. GRIP In .,ap,rrf,T' =
little surplus corn west Of Misor is PIC Ted
resaV ~ r wea /, and fair oat crop. New oats
-kansss City Is weakening on cash -rs,,
n nr,ee ray that msrkst was above 8, Louis
i ~ b., nus hoTnins KANSAS CITY, with ~.
6s@c. ~ 9-''i'eh'' Al
That .he sou.hwes. is letting go II It's wb.a,
Win free hand Is shown by reCe.uts at Cal
weston, Kansas City ard st L5uis To-fsys
total received here -' VI eie
-liverlooi receipts Of wheat for past three days
hut only $4,000 bu. corn in.
bu ssains, q Su on. ye a sgo az,
-, 49, nu; two years ago. For the four winter
coo bu- last year ''
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MARKETS BN TELEGRAPH.

New York July 1e--F.osr-Rece'pts q. 40 bbls /;
exports 1890; sales 40 pkEs; quiet ard
Government report, dus late in the GSY.
Rye -four quiet. sales 81 hbls: fair TO
neal steady: yellow Western SIC. city Sc: Bran
cyvine 81 20. bye dull; No: 2 Western &c
O. b afoat: State 6fN6ec c. l. Z. New York
lots Barley dull; feeding c. I. +: New York
CSC: mailing isd53c c. 1. {. New York Wheat
Receirts Is: expcrts s.GGe: sales 3f.5o00 bu
futures; saO 800 bu export; spot weak; No. red
s.l.c T. 0. b. snoat; No. S5sc elevator: No. 1
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Harley.

Harley.
Tho barley market held firm. although
there was little demand. Offerings were
light. Mailing grades sold 14f5i7c; feed lcfs
ings ranged from Sic TO SIC RsceIp; 9
amounted &c 16 cars.
Rye opened at Yesterdays closing prices
ana by quitting time had deprecated Il, f,-
m 5aerate. Receipts were GAYS of T. o. b.
sold at ole. and another at sc.
Eiaxseed.
flaXseed futures were steady to &c high
or. The speculative demand was very
quiet, WITH only limited amount Of bust
ness. Sept. opened at SIS and closed at
SL33i@. oct started with Sl50 climbed up to
SlSi and stopped at SlS1i5 Cash. or No. /
NorthH estern. was steady Mt $50 There
were no receipts or shipments reported
Timothy and Glover seeds.
Timothy seed WAS firm and &c higher
Offerings were quite liberal. Sept. opened
at S3-l5 and closed at S.i7iR- Oct began
with S.i2 and rested a. S.l2ik
Clover seed ruled steady, with little do
Ing Of any account. Offerings We're small.
Contract on the spot was quoted at IS
Oct. was steady at So
Provisions.
Provisions were heavy and closed con-
si4eranly lower than yesterday. Pork was
AZ 80 decline lard and ribs. each, 15c down
Receipts of hogs In the West were 800 IN
excess of the number at same points last
year. Local run was 2l.cO head and 30 aIO
estimated for tomorrow Liverpool! re-
ported 81 advance in Cumberiand.cut bacon
and % rise in lard. Cudahy WIS reported
Selling freely. and the Chicago Packing
Company sold The more conspicuous blJy-
ers We're Plptou. Patt1n d Webb.
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slackening in The demand. On trk.-No cold
fancy at iiisc; No DO. at 4i3-c. No white Z
u D. l.. side from elevator al sza,c
oATS-Cash ,naTket-iie 'eived IL cars local and
cafs through small supply sale and mar
e'aliy out, On trk. No. sold It g r. and 2l'sc
q IS Size No. II ssi4o. No. Nor theTn ~ 9
at z .y-l'c: No. white 1t c6qe7c.
o. IA r. Dun and easy. grade No. having sell
fLruE-A citv miller after recelyire a bid Is
he."w actual cost for 600 SKIS. held his oriGi
al hsuFrS. an the buyer finally in and
-, NiiV.I IL, ualt al present Domestic demands are
~ hlEcA better Orders are generally for small
- some new -four Of country make Offering
.toit 81 for patent and $500 for extra fancy.
.e';4tloIts on old soft winter wheat flour a. fol-
-" tateLf S-s5st +lo' stra.shts t3.T5H%s", *
medium s. sec. Hard winter in Juts SKIS s. s.
o. - "'sNtlS. s.a.2S for strS's.:ts ana s. -
RYE FLoUR-Jobbing at So 50 In Ska and $50
coENMEAI--ss sol,2. =; pearl meal. srts and
,HAl.-R,geiyed Io1 tons local and lis ton.
=. Side and sAot very strong for any descrir-
t.h 81 Efnd hay Iimothg is preferred only
E'G1es very dun Of all kinds
frses on tr.,. now range: Timothv-,l3 s0Gl4
s2r ch9ir ;. s,259EI5So Sor No, !. sndil51 lar
choice; s;5oqS f.r No. J s7g5s.5o Tor No. :; ,59
~ i,'r No, , t!Jycr-s1r no.
SiisAN-!tye on uk. S>.5Sas. and wheat and
GRASS sEEuS-T1mo,hy s. asa2.so spot and
Nominal PR 0 Ib- Miilrt .1cisl prime der
man more. r!g.er s. TO s. -: Hungarian 6V45Sc:
rI ~ 81 SIT l. s. order, higher.
tia. but NJ sellers az that.
l-EAll-Msrhet entirely nominal at 50 % but
n0,.'hs doing az this !dtes; cut in price u the
si'ELTER-Dull AZ ,LIoa4I:'..
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stiLi-P-A good moderate supply of sheep az
4''rI and al were for safe. The quality vas
-, T. ~, itt'.y better than Monday and most q
Ll- 'liefiiles We're lambs. = good demand pre-
t"l4'd anu all decent mutton sheep and lambs
4"4n4 ready sale AT steady to strong prices. Uut
!.t4"F 1nd 'E!I lambs sold very slow and no
"''l'l. buyers are very particular 10 quality
- 80 NJ hesitate to throw out al! THAI do
o. SUIT thefi- The stus aer trade remains un-
bet
sales Included lambs ~ $40 20 $40. Gull
la'hiiN 80 To 81. mutton sheep at 81 70 81.
o. --"tfs al .%."J to S;.iS ana buck u ~
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Movement nf Grain.
Stocks of Grain in
Shipments of EIour

81. Louis 5SsS bills: Chicago $50 hills . n
G HEa'is 20 - esi S Miiwaukee s. $50 bbls, Mime
~ SKIS Philaaephia. l.50e tons; Boston. 4. "a
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THE kEPUb ID
cut and well smoked. Shoulder. Mt 5iSdsci sides
sgsS.c hams at s,fSc HSst 81 The lots irregu-
merits.
sac. packers eh3lcs g. ''''i.''
Si'e: packers choice whitc 4saIssc. yellow $50
Beef-on orders. BbM-Mess ;9..5; Fulton
Gl"'se.
LIVE PoULTRY-rIIkeys-Ay receipts
doz Cess unSHs 80 lisr i'S SYSIss ~
I &c. squads 75rt Live Tigeons :5c
/ fEAl-S-Choce to fancy sss6'zc per Id, fair
/ quotahle at Si-d4c. thin ewes and bucks 2l-aSc.
S'il,nn lambs 80.
: PFACIti.. -. -" i $3.50, = ,,.-t, hrs
a.! a. -,Styy' l-3-hu b... AZ J0.esc and BASKET
k.ns5s 80, i8T s".l4 Nc!loM 'ieye'.t - -
a. g. i'3c' Tennessr., ana MisS.ssippi peck bss
Ni:w AFPI.i;SGG gAssi an,, b,s a, s,,s,.
a. for s", NY ha5,sst and 4t 90 to oc for req ne
Jd =, at ssgS'g !5gss! sra!es rel e;
s - eSts anu e, GGsEa5 ,1 a 10, yer MI; Il
SoSS al S"esc yer C-gsl ,ase. ana 2'aaoc Fer
Japan plums iaI! a. 90. ~ .ras'.r craze All
- -. D = X. MIS- iSslpIA A''iAuA"'e ''aii'-
hArERllf,I oES 80 ,o.. -, ,r, o.,
81. sal. JoBpinS - az o-S - ~ AZ
a. "a Size ''''''H S'''S ~ '''e-' Per Nv 1e'''
standard CTa,f VG.it TrhaS at I;"vG2 Ter
NOT qHotaJie arkan,1s .e1s ~ %, ~. ,,sr -
-, hi- - hEERiIES-Home- grown sold at s5aIoc
~. .iAS e, t, ;Ils-Home- grown sud at SOC and
GoGsEs.iIsstssii77il. ITs tE y-Lal tray
NICK :.,E,I.rsfs,v-, -, -,
Iii tifE sf,i go,r...-.,., -
ana sI.-SlIsJ TSr s-,i ir1 ~ u pr gal 'r'5
isase, o-'' SF'" s'id al 81 feF 's"l ia
lyman pltI,,S If i H. S'nni arficyts 81 ST.
y - - ttyI 10: Atunitnce and Burbank At S.f
is-,h hox. ~ crate; Cherries at @l~eplij per
stss Mtzc,nM ar gg2is n 'poPns way from
ssti3inss at :s655 late Valencia It 81. ana
lie IN trk in caf lot. Meyit1n p a, S 81 Sii
!ei,1 AID s. So III ioE So fer late Va
LESiONsGsj,iI,. n. E, 8, nov -. go .,,,,.., -,
ioTR1ia ' SaSS, C n & -, 4 si y fasy Gal
TiNEAPS?Ti- IT'S al p Per -.5, ,sl,, ,.,.
GTtoANI-Ts- r.- ga. g., -,
bune a. 40 orders: Pot t:on at s75 per
NEW 10 r aiT.t ai4 t H,. 6@r seconds .,
'' SEW itr oNioS Sss2ss TE,2 at s per HP
aeciis sch at @ 3. r per 'i bg ldoi ny
2s9 is, Tarpe @ infT.or ursai 't '' SAFE "
&c PER i-s ba boy s''''S ohO'ee Arkansas al s'9
TOES-SNiectad stock from, yiss,ss,,,i
crate Me1e.rI syaS az 2gGie per ihasket
bl. loose '0'' Hsh'y Ill 'OaS"c per
bu lose Homegrown . selling at &c per
local and sfirTinS -sro"n supplying both
pc. bli. rourd ETsan al b. inns .9ose az &c
duli at i5aIsc T.r an IA, SINAI 20 medium sized
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rot LIRi.
Fowls Were Scarce and a Firm Feel
ing Prevailed.
RI PUBLIC SPECIAL.

| Fl PUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July ie-B've poultry receipts today
were . cal" Western and fex lots Of Southern
chickens by express that were reshipp.d from
Baltimore and Cincinnati TIE market ruled
steady 70 firm on fowls at 1oizc under continued
light ;dyices In transit FOR later IN week Ro0st-
sIs were steady. Turkeys selling fairly We'll at
though qugtably unchanged Dressed poultry r
composed yy q Seted Io tia, @s were We" ds
Ee-tercay. but I'D not arrive until this morning
IN the receipts OF fow.s created a rather firrl
feeling and tne. dry-pi.ksd fowls were easier
"a finest scal4ed The market cleaned W close
~ 1n desith,e grades % both scaldea ard DIP
chickens urged Tor sale a, lie.
Chicago Poultry Quotations.
Chicago, Jay lo.-Dressei poultry slow T~1r-
Keys ' Tu SaisEsp cs s. to is aud rr
New York; July 9.,lsutt,r-Teceipts as
fsss siRSa6T .reia5 ..T ig factory i7e
s'fc: large colored Sc: small white She: small
S2ig,sd gle EsSs-it;scelp,s ~ pkgs steady
ern. loss on ii'=c.
Turpeniine aud Rosin.
New YoTk July lo.-Rosin quiet. Turpentine
NSw YORK July le-feiroleim steady
. oi CITY: Pa July i9-credt balances s-e5;
{. G5: runs IL. SO; average 81. s37.
Dry Goods.
New. York, July Is..sorne signs Of improving
more Business doing in general assg dy s' on
home acccunt Print cloths yarn goods are
change. GnEhs1,s quiet Brown, biSach~ J'I lSf
coarse cnlcged cpttuus unchanged. F,ynort h,Isi-
res res slow manufacturers woolens and w0rsteds
Wool.
london, July Io.-At the wool auction sales
today les5i baits we're offered. Including
SOL s, e at h2.ieRing rates crss.6reds
PAYING inn rates for suitable lots The home
ticu BY the Continent Cape Of Good Hon.
vsols were IN better demand. TIE atteudance
was gdod ana business was brisk There va.
a better al-around demand for nlerinos and
S STo5is-Hfeds The sales in detail: New South
t@;fli';d. Queensland 100 bales; secured i ia
secgrei ehdsls Sd: greasy 5s.GdIs 2iId sautS
Zealand $40 bales: secured 7Isdais SD: ere,sy
Cane OF Good Hope and Natal 800 bales: seo.r.i
Is SdnIs "a; greasy iSH'Ad
here were confined this week to moderate narc.ls
for lnlIne,iiats use. The market continues to show
nominal market here for fine medium and the
Territ'ry continues 1T about 5lIsec secured. with
fleece wool market. and prices are entirely nom
descriptions: ohio and Pernsyivaria rest~@,
and above e71.sc: Xxx and Xx aIs1v. -. ~ IL
iaine BIC; No ! conhed slc: No 90 and three
sish;hs-hlood soaSlc: quarter-blood washed 2geS
Wiseonsin, etc: Michigan CSC: No. Michigan
90; s6. coarse 30, 90. S'c5 T-hIaod washed
laire gaze Unwashed medium. and Kentucky
eng 5sla a9u1tfso0d H9m1s 2s ,sEse
consins 2tF2.c; three-eishths- sla25c; braid
eornnins 2lH2c. Territory. secured basis: Mon
1sc: secured soasec; staple Sc Utah fine medium
and nre. leri,c; secured 5ea5lc: staple t4a55c:
Sic: staple si9s5c: Australian. secured basis SPOT
ptice': oorneins sup.rfns s:as7c: good segs:c.
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Cash Grain. Flour, Etc.

WHEAT-Cash market: Received IL sos SKI.
and 1856 cars local and ls cars through A strong
insrket though generally lower IL price; de-
mand good. buyers for Toledo and Indiana mills
paying tzc over Sept. for No. red delivered
v. trk. Elesator buyers not taking hold so free
:ilrg- On .rk---Car lots No. red sold at -
GIsne th,s and T4G9Sac z. side; No. red at
.,e; No hard At Tt,tc: No do worth 72aIse;
SKID. lots at I*if75c to TM7Sc: IN Advance and
st Louis elevators. No. red at 7s7sc: No. 3
rcd at SIC: No. at 73c; grade at zoe.
cORS-cssh market Received 22s SKIS and 81
cars iocal and cars through: lower, with, .
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20 lSs Ibs. sold a, ISIS to s5.45. the bulk at
e. - 70 sS-4ei.- Medium weights. 100 10 20 lbs.
S.4 az SIS u $3.50, the bulk going at SSio 10
s'-is. The heavy cuils sOid at "a 30 to s.. and
ta,ir 70 best heavy hogs at s5.a5 TO S-5a Good
mixed noss at sl.sJ 20 S5-45, and common 10
lar mixtures sold at $40 to ss.A5.
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ceipts were liberal the grand total amounting TO
IS carloads. OF which % originated IN Texas and
g in the Indian Territory. The quality ran
from inferior lisht-weight sresse.s % well m
ished fed offerings and averaged medium. Fair
20 common steers and cows sold a shade lower.
while the good to best kinds brought steady,
strong prices. Calves changed owners prompt
iy tlrm basis.
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Net receipts IN United States ports for fo,s1
time last week. and u. 373 last year: since Sep
TENDER l. t32 SIS bales. against s.l1s si4 baiss
5.sO3 bales against z.s3 for came tims a.
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nv YelcRraph.

week Stock on hand ls5.sao bales. against d.
lis bales last year.
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New York. July lJ.-Market f0r evaporated sp-
pies ruled strong on liberal demand from eX-
portcrs but not quotaby higher. California dried
fruits quiet and unchanged. state cvapOratei
aIpes S-'4sc: prime &c. choice 5-.gGizc. fancy
tH''--- California dried prgnes Si-U.c per IT..
y size AMI qualify. Aprcots-ROyal ut;iic;
Moor fsrH lJsiic- PeacBcs-Peele1 lislsc, IN
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New York July ly-Su.cial cable and t.ie-
s'1I.ic e'iniuun4c4ticHs TO iiralstreeJs show the
t.tiF"i.E Changes in the available supplies from
the Last ac-cunt: WAeat-I.uited States and
SAhida. EAST Of Rockies LiverrOJI Corn TraG :
.St"sl increase yiJ.vJJ bu, a.luat Tor and IN
EUROPE DECREASE 5.sUJ. 10. total supply decrease
Ct~'gt. 1orn-J ni;ed state. and Canada. east
VI, lNvtH.es' increase -.55s. ~ SC. Oats
. hltel states AMI Canada, east of
hoehies. decrease loo. Note immense de-
SLedSr " Ahoat TOT ans. IN Europe. due to month
y ieNl-4uHs- BrOOs!Ihdi cables that stocks On
July came out smaller than expected nearly
everywhere Among the more tIlportan. in
ceases reported TO s}radstrrets. given IN the
eiitial visible supply statement are those Of
Wtvc bu. at Chicago private elevators and o.
~ ~; az Depot Haibor. The principal decreases
Aie IH..cJ bu- at Manitoba storage points and
10000 5u. AT Northwestern interior elevators.
The aggregate stock OI wheat held at Portland
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Generally Depressed and Some Lower
by the Government Report.

ST. Louis. Tuesday. July 10. 1850.
The Government. monthly report issued TODAY
had a somewhat depressing Influence upon the
cotton markets. The early cables were lower
also. and a weak and lower future situation WAS
had Later there recovery.
The bureau report on the average conditio,
OF cotton July : makes IL 75s. against 81 4 On.
? @ tn ago. sa.S one year ago and 81 two years
ago THIS condition OF .ss is tho loves: reported
By the Government for July Ia - years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-11

Iiveruooi aarsct-Sp0t demand snoderat. 'ivi9 w
prices unchanged: upiands 1-s2d: saies T-sle
bales. Futures closed easy. WV
July 3 4.-ssi e.. July-Aag. 8 3e-e4! - An
Sept. ; std n; Sspt-oc I-sld n. Oct rs
.S-esd D.. pec.-Ia I 4i-Gid b. -'N''
NV York MaTkets-Spct quiet and steasv
Mi1Jling lglsc. Futures closed steady. se''
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-11

ltaue III oats was not particularly brisk
and inc market took its tone chiefly from
corn The decline in the latter induced
heayiness. Local receipts were SO cars. or
90 over the number estimated Yesterday
or tc-morroH lee were estimated. Rrati-
stFsctS report az the worlds commercial
stock gave the change site. d week ago nj
t!.np bC. reduction. in comparison with -
90 bu Tho similar week % last year There
were carloads Of new oats received here
from Central Illinois stations.
sept; oats opened at from 2i-c down 20
&c, sold as low "a 2S7sc. FOR an instant and
lay ~ 'N''SA-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-11


HUter Cheese and Eggs.
New York. July Standardization II "a,
pkgs steady: creamery Inl9iR-: factory l47l7c
thees.-hecelpts TO- +i6 pkgs; firm; large white
sSc; large colorsd 2S.c: small white sIzc: small
colured sisc. Erg--Raceipts H. lee pkgS: steady:
Western at mark i0s12S.o FOR average lots W est,
err. loss on i4isc.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-11

BarsiuE FER yard-iS. 10. g., 2-fp SIC. eH y,
Sac. Iron cotton ties 81 Hemp twine &c per 10
AEarehou.a statement 20 day: -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-23
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