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Fourth-CIasS Postmnsters,

EI'TL BIIt' SPEtINfs
Washington. July 21.-The following
fourtn-Class PostmaSters have been APP
pointed:
Ulincss-Brubak.r. Marion County. E. F..
McColm. vice T. Il. McCartan. resgn.d :
St. Rose, Clinton County, j. H. Schuette
vice y. Il. Fischer. resigned.
Iniana-BullOck. Warrick County. ". w.
Bullock. vice T. !. Bullock. resigned.
Indian Territory-Masble. Cherokee M
ton. T. ". Hawkins, vice c. NJ. G.. Brown,
resigned.
Mississippi-Bolands. Itawamba County J.
7, BooZer. vice J. T. Wygul. resigned; Nor
row. Lauderdale County. W. VI. Trawick
vice W. ]. Morrow. resigned.
Nissouri-Fordland. Webster County, NJ.
ID. Reed. vice \. j. Terrill, removed.
Tennessee-New, Warren County Thomas
Outlaw. vice Colonel Gilley. resigned
Texls-Norse. Bosque County II. T Col
wick, q August Larsen. removed.
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Trade GOSSIP.

FROM practically all over SOUTH Russia the
being The southwest on the whole the yieId
G = no" exPef5ed 70 exceed an average in the
tcrIpe1 as very good. These GOOD crop reports
offarings OF wheat FOR Shipment, Ia
Tie weather condition. are now more Favorable.
80 reach an average. According to oar --latest
ae E the weather Ii France remains fine
- ms wheat crop in northern districts.-Beer-
porting countries viii reach f.g9.co bu.. If
as sbs sH ,s The ts, panpblan ports ship much
is probable -'''''it' 'i-''e'ss a'''at
as the Argentine shipped 1,7gssoo su. wheat
r Iss ,, BY , Rbis.T TO-, s el3,Ea 9l
~ any e ,aa i1 his week net '2 Is so 9g
ty the .hipents ron s Sbst i 6o ni g' a
from Dow on decrease. hut they are Ttlil liG-
since JAN Argentine has shipped IS 10 :
900 h,- ssainst t,eS7ooo bu.. during same
other hand. are Increasing. LA no bu. cleared
his week. against $3.50 bl. las, week and
the shipments ss L+9l.G39 su- wheat and u.s.
How bount'fui Was th- yield Of wheat in
Tanas his year lie ps9ven By The coInms
yield for the State at g hu. to the acre,
The Montreal Trade Bulletin says: There IS
nacqs " he. , 81 9pi 41 II, TesNT The Pi9
author'tes. whose opinions differ widely, are
70 the best Information they have been af,s
70 Gull. Estimates OF TIL crop range all the
way from i5.coo. 40 TO 2,.o50oao hu.
Liverpool receipts this week $500 pp.
~ The az %, OK which 25sote su AmsrtcaH. ana
larger than last week. but smaller than Il year
ago.
The manager of the Texas Car Se--ica aeso-
citation says therA IS a great shortage u ar.
n Texas, and the continued congestion Of trafIc
roads. The blockade which existed that port
several dayE ago has been Temporarily relieved
but there Were ?ro cars there last night wait
ihE 70 be rhloadel- tlgiit hundred OF these cars
,tlriaiH n Galveston from twenty 70 thirty Gavs
before they had unlcaded. No dernurrsCe can BE-
charged. New orleans does not charge d.
city
During the PES; ter DAYS ocean fre,ghtz have
advanced equal 10 2Ha.-C per bu. This due
Government.
The Modern Miller Outlook: The rains which
nave been Of much benefit to the corn crop. have
;iad the opposite effect on winss. wheat, ana
tipn In yield but also iDj1Tfng the quality the
ErairI secured. TIE wheat is not averaging as
southern Illinois n;'llers complain they cannot
set enough good milling wheat to run their
mills, ami have come to the a.cuuulative center.
Tor supplies. The Hour trade is sill Out OF line
. There has been some Improvement in the TO-
nestle business. but in the export line Little could
ne done, as The bids from the other side are far
TOO low to permit Of sales.
Primary receipts % wheat Were $1,000 hu
against 7SS.CHo bu one week ago. 7li.0to bJi one
year age. and on, 9iD bu. two years ago
Thu Argentine wheat visible decreased ti,fs
$4,000 bur one wear ago n decrease then the
satnS rs tbs week The corn visible is J.
.t3.@N hu.. showing m change from 4 week .tl-a
bus ). ile.dvl bE. smaller than a year ago.
The decrease in the wheat stock # Mime
np"ils AMI luiu:h IL estimated at 81 ala ~,
mat should make certain Increase in the wheat
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hpRStss-Iae market almost entirely
cleared Of all offerings and only a few head
manned in the hands Of spectators. 1t was a
quiet day. with no Developments whatever save
a moderate retail demand for some choice read
horses and dric.rs. which. being not available.
could not Ice made To- form the basis u any
activity The general week ha. been a good
for all the good chunks. drafters and harness
horses 0btainahle. the ony difference being that
not enough Of the kind were on hand to satisfy
the active demand that emanatsd from Eastern.
export and local sOuIVes for them. The mo-
dunn grades of chunks and general purpose
horses did not change perceptibiy but there va.
Southern kinds.
Horse duOtations: Heavy draft-f-onanrin %
good $50 20 $40. choice to fancy SIy9 TO Sl15
privers-Commcn to choice $50 TO si75; hulk slsl
{" sij1. coach horses sl3a Sapl. Sa1dlers-Corr-
mon TO choice ss5 10 sl2s: fancy si5a TO si15
Chunks. l..r! 10 l.ii9 ibs.-COmn1on TO good S55
90 So: choice to extra sI0) TO $50 Southern
extra si5 10 Sc. Plugs SIS 10 s45
MGLES-With very slow Charactsrtstics during
III. forenoon Thursday he marker later deysl-
ouei degree OF activity that disposed Of the
bulk Of the offerings and the Friday market
there were only about two carloads that re-
mane,. unsOli and these their salesman said
would change hands before the close % the day.
On an average trade has 5een quite
strong the week before. II opened steady but
slackenei later in activity and some Of the
sales were made on easier basis. Yet the
market could not be called substsn t!ally changed.
the difference was not much
Mule quotations Nor broke mules. 4 to years
old:
" habIs extreme ranee-.--.....$N@ TO S1 %
II hands. bulk 81 sales---..t......- 900 to boo
IA. hands. extreme range ........-.G.oo TO 600
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Total United States. 81. 377. 49, 2fp ...
Totals outside y. Y. So. es7. 0ic $50.
nnNrfN-iON OF CANADA
War Department Changes.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


Washington. July E.-Army orders:
Captain c. W. Abbott. Jr., Twelfth Infan-
try. is relieved from further duty at Nadi-
son Barracks and will join his regiment;
Captain VI. l.. HerZy. Ninth Infantry Is
relieved from duty at Fort Slocum and will
proceed TO San Francisco and report TO the
Commanding General. Department Of CALI
fOruia. for transportation to China where
he will Join his regiment.
The following transfers are made in thu
Ninth Cavalry:
Captain NJ. w. Day from Trooo I, to
Troop G.: Captain p. 2. Powell from Troop
G. to Troop L.
Private Holly McClaskey. Troon NJ. Sixth
Cavalry. now in confinement at Fort R,Iey
will be discharged without honor from the
army.
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Rural Free Delivery serxicc.

FEFsF't EiIIt Sf'F.IINLA
Washington. July 2I.-Rural free delivery
service VIII be established August IS as fol-
lows: a. ,
lllinois-Fairbury. Livingston County ona
carrier: length of route, Is niles area COT
cred: IS square miles; popula ton served. 6I5.
houses on route. $50. VI
Iowa-lowa City, Johnson County taddt.
tlOfdi service five carriers. length 90
routes. 1924. miles; area coverea leo s,, ~
miles; population served. 1880: carriers
D. stiles, X. $ Nieneke. III. c. Al.ious a
j. Convey and T. l.. Matthes ~
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l.b'iS-ih- business Di-n.i n better tsiSis.
Arrivals small and the opening
market called strong to Il shsGs heh-r-
The top End was only STR ns. and II In H.
middle that the occasional! alVans- b
':in'd. The gain fn- the day only brings the
market L. below McndavS price, and about
g." Hiuy~ the values Of the corresponding DAY Il
wear sso- After the early business done
trade was SlCN. but the clos" SUSTAINED the OPEN
irg values. The top price was SCI for choice
hos. alb. HI.. S.i: IN Nelson Morris * co.
and their main drove II about 80 head cost <.l2
and averaged ~ H.. The swift n 30. ir.iS@.
ia head. at-ib. az. 'ust SIS. TIL. packers
purchases chow q g. "a Sc HiVanc-. The hulk
~ thr hogs. the PIGS and the strictly tow grade
offerings not considered sold At SEE. To- {; -.
- Against ys.lp So. on Thurz.av. Pigs
ami EEht lights. ca - rs lbs aN. ~ - IT. S1..N.
Irsuf,.iug To- quality. light huss. ist Ia t,r..
sole. al So s.. : the bulk s.. - 10 81.
Medium Weights. liz To 23a he. .1!d at s. -
- So th. bulk going al 30 to s.. D The
heavy yuIls sold at a. To $50 and fair To-
b. = heavy hogs At s. a. 10 s. .32+s ,;cri mixed
hogs at 3 to Sa.l1i. and common t. fair mix
tures sold at g =, t. s..
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SHtEI'-Th, receipts OF sheep during tho first
four days n the present week very small
and show considerable decrease compared with
The same period last week and also compared
with the same period las. year. The offerings
were principally lambs and the quality only
fair. During the first three days ~. market
vas slow. duh and draggy. but on Thursday
strong and active and prices " lambs were about
lSc higher The trade tn stock sheep very
qul't. a. hut few on sale 4 god demand
exists ana ORDERS are on hand fOI several loads.
hut they must hs good. Gull lambs are very
slow sal. ani buyers do not hesitate to throw
out everything that have not got flesh and
quality To-day the supply small and the
market strong on sheep aud 1oc 20 isc higher on
lambs
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southern cattle Trade : uthsru cat:;. rlVt-
have been running moderate sl wees and
tH'y WY" today, aggrseatug - ears. naSiuE
co.; I'm five days against 81 last K.
go the week hefOr. and i52 the corresponding
week = year a.;'. offerings have been c1uiNi ed
almost entirely Il grs;sSsrS and tho have aver
AGED fair II medium in quality. With "A h-althr.
irm market today steers and suo4 ,Jw. AMI
half'rS figure - higher than week ago. whi..
,dnntT COWS are only i'c t. l., better. lnd-.
easier ton" toward the close. calves stu
som. higher than this time last week Sai-S to-
day Include. Arkansas bulls At s.. - and c.
at 3. 90 Texas ana Indian Territory calves AT
8 - Ter head. stays AZ S3.'. COWS at g - AMI
steers go 20 lNS2 his GT.. y - to .t.1V.
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Net RECEIPTS ~ United states ror's for sev IN
days 2i,ij7 bales. against fg9!s for the sane
time last week. and : a5@ last wear. sine. Sept
/ s.Sl'.ese bales. against SiSl IA bales same
tirn~ !ast season Exports FOR seven DAYS :Lss0
bales. against ig.3I2 fur same rrna Hast week
tu"k IN hlni. iss4+ bales. against 90 az bales
+a.f
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THE COTTON MARKETS..
Huilish Cables Gave strong Tone
to the SituatiOn-Prices Made Gains.

ST Louis. Friday. July =, 1871
While speculative trading was not heavy, tho
tore u the situation quite strong. and the
c-os- for futures It >ew York was at a few
p"inc. advance. spots at Liverpool were OF
1-l6l. and sales small but futures after
az ming lover. recovered and Tossed from :. 10 :
AMIR I-Ff fV- no f4y
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stacks Of Grain in store.
Shin nf Elrrr

St Louis SOS thls: Chicago 2I,Sa9 bills De-
tro;t a. hblr.; ri wauhp" 2.s2s p. Is. Mime
spolis Il. SO bh!s.: New York 3 - hbIs and 4
~ SKIS. Baltimore .5.sI2 bbls. New Orleans 49,
bbis. and Is SIS.
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Vas l3,0o head. The aggregate of the days
run III the West 5,,sJ. compared with
5000 tho corresponding day OF the previous
year.
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visible. probably ore Of 200 90 bu. Ono year ago
the Increase Vas 6"JJ bu-
-BgpOmaall cables t..lt the wheat crop Of Great
iir'tain VIII te .SvUJO1O ou., against 5.6e.'v' bu
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WEEKLY BANK ClEARiNGS.
st. LouiS Shows an Increase OF
Three Per Cent,

New York July THE following table eo-,.
pied nv Br1tstre"t. shows the bank flearinra
az the PRINCIPAL cities for the week ended Iuv
y with the PERCENTAGE 81 Increase and t'er-eas.
as compared with the corresponding week las
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Turpcntine and Rosiu.
Neg York. July Z7.-HrsIn quiet. TGrpentiu.
quiet.
Cnfer.

Neg 1"rh. july E'--ft'Sin quiet IGTpfniine
ou."t-
C0Her.
New yort rrly -t-,ffaa cno, Pic STEADY.
No invoice slc: mild cgiot: s'ir,lnva % l3I:c
Ttu-as rr.pa1 s.aad,, NJ unchanged Ia Tn'.lts
h,cfsr and T,,isi Gyter ali ~. forenoon with
iittia r,Trbar c,,srrc sinh, nr.ntr,~ i.npr"ya-
mont yyna Iuo 10 VOW, co,rriuc! Tiir1rcar mar
let news 4 Indifferent p,Irt..rt ana brazilian
.dSlceS tsD conflicting to au'rd "A f"oth"ld TOY
new Nenti'ea- th" market suddenly aIFanC'f
10 - - POINTS IN 'nidaitsrnu'ni l"li"W'ng n use
or IT IN Havre. presumably on higher
exchange rate in RIO shorts we're Leading buy
'is. sellers scarce closed SiEa'iy win prlt'S
net l. - = i-!EtS h.cheL lnfhi Sal.s l-T'
bags, Including Dec SEA So. Mar.h soy vic
and May SOB.
Dry Goods.
New York r.ly c--Nn partiauIa- change n
the ,.h.ra,;ar of the rnarket Ilr9cHai goods Do
,a-d co,fi1,,s fsir ana stoke ,r Iai1,r, cie1,,o
IN prnvn ,iriI:s slower. irr.ruiar wife sr.et-
snrs easter To- l.nc,- to,rea r,rraI .,ftons Ia
~ -, -. t..i-. -il,t an So, s.a,t-
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Liverpool Mark-.-Spot demand limited ant.
prices i-a2l lower; aplands - sales i.s3 bales
Futures sl.'s-i quiet. July SID n: July Aug
; sS4l T., Aux.-Sspt. lestt h. Sspt.-Oct.
. - 81 brt.-Nov. I f.-fii =. Nov.-Dcc
t:-Sfi : Drc Jan : 2a-G4d .
New YORK MIrEe'~- Spot 4ul end unchanged.
ni'ttitus ~ iis' FutIT-S closed v.rv steady.
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Nv TelegrapIh.

New YoEk. IuIv e7.-To days 1otton market
longs mr. shorts could have ciairue1 decided adj
var tafr AT any time during the entire SESSION.
-aiatS hf.r ta rn,r'fs 49, .f ~ p'-s,
~ n" Fast hour prices scored ris- Of SIS pol
n sit- u single trader t. ,aKa profits II, !,
small wlv. There proved 10 BE- few sellers on
ha nj. and this hasten-l the s.lvauce AMI added
To- the concern Of the smaller bears. But nv
midday values had rslapsei ,, about last night >
~ played unimportant further variations Trade,
had "raciicaly nothing in n" way Of news ~
VIII n5is;s net - points higher. $40, eias,i
iGii; mtiiiins uEianls IL i-ih, q Gulf Ia -Is':
Ss,es ~ hal-S- Futures closed quiet ana steady
july So; Aug. ga; sept. So. o.. sac:
Ny M,y,,, Ss Al. h ,,r,. - s. In - Feb, $50
LiNerIs-i. July 27.-Cottuu- Sf.at limited le-
nand. lover prices. American mfGdlfus far
sc, good ndalinE i5-idl; midIiur sid: low
iniadIing Esd; good ordinary 3i.i: ordinary ;
which -, wer. for speculation and eyn6Tt .TI
Included 2.lel American Receipts .."rD bales no
Am rican rnidiIirc M J,ilv STS-sai " III Ut
Aug ; 32-'4I5 2t-s+i h. Aug sept. : i5-silf5
: Nov. Dec f.-cffI4 i2-ciI Uec.-Ian $50
q @'-t+l : Jan -F.h. a5-t4-fI - -c;t = : Feb.
NsTch ;i-Ar' 25-s4j s.; MaGch-April 2e-Giss
Now orleans; Ia JuIv e'--rottor quiet AMI
sa.c how midlling q. =: -,ddllns Ioic good mid
s, llnF m ,iaT: fg ' .g Trse ,I
5,c59 g: Sept. s,slgs62c: or. S.isas snc: NV
Hides and Leather.
New York. July c!.-IIsiAs firm. Leather .tesfv
Chicago July 2..--The Shoe ami Leather Pc
view to-upTTDw viii
The packers are making 4 determined effort q
advance prices Of hides. hu' ere meeting with
Indifferent suCcesS u IS becoming more and
more evident each week that tine prices % ALI
raw materials are seeking lower levels, We quote
native steers I@sfi9s.c: Texas steers I'7ic: Colo
RADIOS &c; branded cows si.c. and native cows
all weights. So
Petroleum.
New York July s7-PetroIeum steady
OH city Pa. July @1.-grc,Iit talars.s e.
Certificates opened 81 - bid fIr cash. Sales a.
90 hbis. cash Oh 81 .2g'e. 1o"l IllS at "a.
cl"sed with ssle~ Of 81 al. shipments S-5Gl av-
-rag. Se.f1G; runs $50 average $3.50
Sugar.
New YORK. Jrly .-Sugar-T;aw strong: fair
= timing - C. Centrifugal sc test. 29-3ec Mo-
lasses sugar s-a5r. refined firm
New Orleans. july sugar strong: open ket-
tie Sac; centrifugal yellow s65rsc: seconds s,r
-l5C. MOlasses nominal
butter Cheese and Eggs
pxgs. market weak: creamery I7fIis1,c: ciirg. NJ
packed factory isii5t;c. Cheese- I;eceiuts z as
psrs.. market steady larE. white 9as.c ;arge
cC:ured sfisi,c: small white o. 0"7.c. small I
ored s@.Ms7.c. Egss-i;ey eip;s . ~ pigs; market
firm: Western "a mark ITO l3i-c for eVera.e
lots. Western. loss on l5i-,.
Chicago Poultry Quota lions.
Chicago. July s..-Ic-I p uItry slow: turkeys
Sic: chickens si.Ggc to Halle
Minneapolis Flour.
Minneapolis. MINI. July e!.-Flour AMI bran
unchanged. Wheat in store. No Northern July
.5i.c. Sept. s5i.c: Dec. fsl.c. On TIKI No hard
7si.c: No. Northern 7e.sc: No. Northern &c.
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GRAIN MARKETS
BETTER ALL AROUND.
THERE WAS 4 SLIGHT REAC,
TON IN VALUES.
Trading as a Rule Was but Little
Improved, and n Good Part of
the Time Was Quiet.


-, ,,.,-..... -, ,,,- it'd
-, ,..,h 49,,
I'll '''S
rtaFitl''f'l'' 't'tH H'''''! ~' "a '"S ~
soush. new ground That Is 20 s-y. q much
better tone was developed early in The day.
which became more pronounced later and
1.s.--... ,,..;,ss ,..a,, ss+4Irisr,4 az result
-, -, .-.-... IT.. -,
-, 80, e,
'''l'..7 ''''''.'''' '-- "D--''-'
ana was hardly ever interrupted ioi"lll-
standing that there Were q number Of iii
rga.aes tina: ordinarily would have brought
.,n5rr lower y9!res TIN gains. such a.
=, -. =. -. ,.,,,,.,
my "oi,' N"'-e '''- -. ~ 40
KING 10 the Trends Of IN" inherent cereals
-, 49,, -
81 ~ L. i'l''' '''''' 81, -..'H '--' ''i'E
dealings ot local traders and -I-.UtIttyn by
IN, outside vas of the eyr4lt... ,r..f.,rfipT,s
..,s.,- 80 -. 7. -.rI e.,
conflicting upIrigrS an. an absence. Of really
- -, I...s.,..t-.. ,.f.rl ,t, -f.,.,.i,,
Jun ''' az
III tLe way through Wa quite 'iSouta-
ring and there MS a more cheerful ast-,,;
-. ,,:-..-.. 49, -, $500. ,.,,,..-.g 80,
i'n"Gt it.ii'-7 IMAM "-iA poem "lli''7S'H y"
any previous day this week.
While considerable hesitation WIS W.T.
messed on The part Of traders. there was
underlying STRENGTH gi-rllvaj ANA q good
3D. ,-..,,,7 -.s..,,. ,.,..,y Mo-. F ,,-.,,..- -
-, -..- - - -, -
'' d'-irN''. Hii.N',- 1i''i'i@ mere 'i'!s
morning took t;s!r ca" al the opening from
SOL vera! encouraging iniiuaa'8's. With the re-
,,Ilr that the market made, a good start and
,.rrrIrt,.8 Ia ..-ay,- Is--.r as "a. DIV nd
,..,,-,,s.i r.. - r--,,--. -, - -
80 = "''' -'.N'I ",.'o.i9 ,''' %"
'"tA''te i'iit''tyS were lAs carry cables an
r"unc!n- that Liverpool had advanced 81
over Az Lt. ana although ifl..:e were a ur.m-
Ter of be.rIsh lsyio,~ rra markets Of This
-,,--,r.,- ain ,.-..,-r 5.7..l,,- A., ,.-.-,. 81
-, -. =. y. e - \. -
'.-i-OS rs''s q. -" i-iN' " .l'@'i WIS 80
up ihe NiuA deatlEES mere were '4e
higher 1t '5'sc Tor Sept option. There was
more for sale ut this advance than could
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Wool.
Z AAft
Hides.

When sold roGEd: Greeu-sIlted &c: Southern
csc Dry fliut-'hnice Texas i5c; Average re-
CENTS lac. d;y fallen lie. dry-salted lee When
gold on selections: Green salt-No. TL.c;
green salt No. exc; bun Sc; wet glue stock
dry fiint-Bull loo: dry Gulf and glue IKE Rry.
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Receipts and shipments.



Although closing NC higher for Sept the
market was quiet. with only limited
amount Of trading. Cash or No. l North
western sold at $40. OF where II closed the
previous day. Aug opened at 1.ii.deCline1
TO $40, at which price It sold. and closed
with bidders at that. Sept. started Mt 81 IS
and rested with those figures. Oct began
NJ S.:2 went 10 lover and stopped M 81 70
Receipts were ls cars and shipments car
Timothy and Glover Seeds.
The timothy seed market was weak all
to nc since yesterday The reduction in
prices was said to b. caused by the liberal
offerings. Sept. opened at S.25. reached
s-3i1. and quit at that. Oct. started AT
g .. jumped to Sl21i2, reacted and closed AT
the opening price. Cash was quoted numi-
nal n S.25. Local shipments amounted TO
lS2aA bu.. and receipts $4,000 bu.
Clover seed continued 20 be lifeless with
out sale or offerings. Contract on the SPOT
was quoted nominally at 81, and Oct. at 50
There were no local receipts or shipments.
Provisions.
The shorts were induced by much smaller
hog receipts, or some other influence of Il
less palpable nature TO cover their previous
make purchases inducements had to be Civ
en- IN the shape of advancing bids. The
net result WAS S5c rise in pork. 12i-c in lard
ana I2l2n15c in ribs. Liverpool reported
American hams Cd higher The local run of
hogs was only 1859. compared with =: go
expected, and the estimate for tomorrow
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Natives Quiet hut Firm-Texan. Ac-
tive aud >tcady-Hogs BETTER.


Refs. Ship.
''ltr LII -
ii'l@'N anu Ii3!'S- - ~
tATTLE,-Nery little rTan-Uir. in the native
rattle wards. supplies beius insight sn'ly inS:-
t'i-ut- The market was almost -uoa
a. q. began and prices ruled steady 10 strong.
The quality - the teef offerings this week has
been good " butcher cattle y air and Of stock
-rS and feeders medium 70 cor mon. Comp
iitiuu has been exceptionally been among l",Ii
-st8 bliSImentS and outside interests have ais,
ten controlling figure In th- trade. Beef steers
'i'~" 2'c 10 r'r higher than ia~t week and
butcher COWS and hei;er- display a srruass. tone
with disposition toward higher prices the
best kinds which have been but lightly repre-
snut"I- stock steers and fee!e-S advanced ma
t-Tidliy ami noI figure - to -, higher than the
low tImr. with a county demand that II much
larger t:an Il has been for many weeks stock
COWS aud heif"r- show a likewis- htSher market
and more urgent inquiry. Veal calves. bulls AMI
milk COWS exhibit very little II dir-rrn'-
In value Saes to-day included beef steers. y''i
lbS. az. -. butcher COWS ard h.ifer- ~
81 {" .. fe-.dinE steers ~ S.si, veal calves
- pound: bulls al g - AMI mixers al 81
fs - I.r calf
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Poultry. Gam. and Yeats.

IN + fhI iTRN-TugkryS Average receipts
w. A"'i''E iurk=s l.ig2A 'hlgk'nS Hens 4is''.
i""~i ana Eetyy Iu2st-ss Ss-: ducks
q" i've Ii-ruus =" per dor. Gees" s. Spring
,'t'hrlt~ quoted at O. ger III. Spring ducks "a
- .spt'iS gees" STbi.r- Iiy" pigeons t1'
hfA!-' e. ."HI.., Co iaiIr. .. 20 Ter n fair
CI'--c h"r"ti's, tough and thiu 5'-rfr- shop
qd"tuhle ~ SieGIr. then ewes and bucks . -a3...
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salted-So- l2tEc. Dry-saited-No. liizo.
UnCuTed lc less than cured. part cured lac less
Pr0yiafOns,

saltei-No- lciAc. Dry-saited-No. liizo.
UnCu!ed lc less than cured. par, cured isc less
Provisions.
Forli-Marhet finn: f q, +. 81 IS. I.trd high
OF, Z side prime steam $3.50: choice Sa.rits.
Country LaId-e9ei.c, ecSordinG to quality and
package.
country Bacor,-Fair average piece. uniformly
.uJ and well smoked: Shoulders at Stsqbci sides
Gt.,r hams su4c. Most Of the lots irregu-
larIv gut and poorly handled: these sell On their
merits.
Green Hams. Etc-Held In lots. b
= side: Hams an basis SO for ~ lbs. New
YORK shoulders at tic. From the block. del: Run
& house hams &c; bellies ut aisc, as In aver
u = Mea.s-ENd lots: Extra shorts Tie: c'rlbs
Girc, clear sides 7N.c. bellies $685., as IN
average: plates &C. Dealers charge higher On
small orders
I@yor-ENi- :. c. meats NJ a iohbing wsy
Breakfast Ad'.s! So Tor h"aNN u L. Tor fancy
iiLlt hams iuL-ltilltr. 'aiiturulLs -. ~ OH.
ave. aE~. New York shoulders sc. PLAIN Smoked
tN4 meats: Extra shorts .isg. 4 rlh- ~: clear
s.a"a e-.cs bellies N7>HSi-. IN artraG"r plates
- readers charge higher vu snHl. orders
--.i.tM -'gantry No / $40. No ga. pA''-
els choice Et!sc.
Ntsase quiet. Brown r7so. Fellow 8. white
"a. PACKERS c,;oi,r white 81 q, Nrl'ow a.
t'ci cn orders: Ebld.-H-s, 8 .. fulton MAJ
- u. tongues - p-r joz. dTi-' AT lSt