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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23

~ LOUIS. SATURDAY. july Il lst"-
Refs. ships-
II g .----.----- -----.---------li-i 100
St'r'r ------.- ---.-'--.-----------..-- - -,
ti1-.'E .ss-4 NlHfS-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ~
CATr!.E-TEere was nothing doing tss
side e the cattle pars To-day. a lack Of fresh
receipts. together with perfect clearance Fri
dr.. D. nE the c7us". Beef AMI butcher cattle. II
tIy fed. close about steady with 2 week ago.
hCt green. habitat kinds usuT- dime lower
L. m course II the week. Will" medium 20 com
ru-I onrs v"yc slow and dit well ~ hold steaiv-
platn - inferior bulls Il Sp'ay et decline Of DC
ant mi'h cows Of the TisGt ca!iScr show a sai:
Il 8, utr head.
Southern Cattle uiyisiou-A cue-I'sd cons;gn-
IrCut x IGS7-la bulls t-rrn Yorktown. Tex. THAI
brought So comprised tho d.ys business IN tris
department and II Uas considered about steady
rriee Rel pts or Tho ves, amount . So ears.
'i.-e lt- to - lower than last vets. according
~ gTslit.. cows and bulls sc ~ lSc If alJ
cai,,. fcHTe very lI-tl.- If any. different
l!'HiS-lH" bog market hai only . moderate
sCFTiy ~ s+i" TIE quality Nas fairly good. hHt
Ch.i.s hogs were scare. At the opening trad
iuS vas active and prices were stronc 10 e
cred strong hut butcher hogs ant the bes; hrcs
Of all wciShts sold SC higher than on Friday.
the market Weakened, ana the advance vas soon
lost Butchers bought several loads q hogs %
s., :, So that averaged lsl u 81 his pack
'fs Iaii so 20 So and shippers paid all prie~s
up 90 So Tn. close was SLOW and dull but the
clesrgE." w. good Late arrivals were de
ti."d di-aivauJaEo-
averaged - Tbs ard est S..si ard - READ that
ayt4a2.d ~ lrs and east S,.lSis The Nelson
Morris \ 60. drove averaged 10 rs. and cost
calls ard lights under IN rs sol4 az =,
20 55i'. HEhts l.. - "a lts AT S,.l.i- ~ - -,
medium weights I,' "a 20 us at - 70 TO s. >
bulk % the hogs above. 10 Rs. sold at So. !,
C. $50.
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SIIEEE'-NE ~ SH"'p were h-iI o.er FRIDAY
arl D. fresh arrivals W.T." rsp.:ie5. the i..4rE,.
- Ih"'It tr- sam" as the clos" II last week m
Cd mutton sheep. ana ahIut ~ per lri ltS
lower 80 !9n't'~- S'fCE sheep EfrlsS iusI steal.
with Ea'i demand. but the Su.p.y sacaa- =
sale. T-a uii - Irregular.
'iHHf - h.-t tsrfr> a." IIItshls at S..-l :,
-. 'air - va u :. 'Eli l.u:S a. = Z. -.
good mutton sAs"p ~ - - Si..l. f4ff -, s.
a s. ~ 50 So. with the hulk S-.5i.
Hpf-t~-TE- ulaTA"t Wa devote Of any pc-
ritl feature AMI qulct- The weeks arrivals yrtr.
entirely tl-Aussi W. There no 1ferir-s s-s
tgye1s ~. i.,ta= from force % circtIrnStar-.t
ami cIvu;y 10 activity worth mentioning
What little tier" took .i;e nature % iran
sirut trading. and WAS Of no Importance to .h-
general market. Closing conditions were firm an
-ati@i4 gtorr II god to choice horses in All
S..scirsd CLASSES. such as export chunks. draft
~. drivers roats,ers and coscheGs. hut only =
fairly sctiV" tone existed tibet !neluru
classes while the common. aged ana blenniss.d
aff.rigES were slow. Next week is expected 10 he
a higL,y active our. for. m aitiit on 10 an in
Western rsare horse. will be sold.
Horse quotations. Heavy draft-t1r1mon to
good s94 70 tlr. choice to fancy $50 T. ST..
Drivers Common. Q" choice. So ST.. hut,
common "a ch-ice. So to Sl25: fancy 81, n
Sl-s chunks. 80 70 $50 lhs.--',OrnuOn 10 good,
So t. S'r'. choice To extra 500 20 si9a sDi4th-
ern horsss-ComIaon % good. so 70 SO: choice
NGLE.>-A couple Of loads cf mules came IN
since the close Of the market on Friday hut
d,t not materially feet the status Of the trade
They were Consigned 10 dealers hands. thereby
ether load o! mules was shipped 10 the East
Friday. Generally the business uf tho past week
has hscn as the week preceding and that with a
larger supply ~ the maTAst The good-aged
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISSOURI "oUNCIT- 10. - Y u =.
meets every tn Siav "vr-i-E Y NJ !. Home.
~. "a az" hHi.i tri- Rooms 'p'E "y.ry even
!u- a.t Su'dty. Visitors vs!ra,E.v. Election Z
Ill. gales e. LnUi-H''l' cru., utf.u. al-, militia
70 - rH-Gr1I-..g. 'N'g.v,.
VN , HAMILTON. President
\ M.H--. --E:-.. .r-.-r-G S.--.La-E.
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by GcisEraph.

Kansas civ. July eI.-''a,ti.- Receipts today
> brad, for week -s."r. The itcht supply af ih.
N''h WAS "'mrgse7l mostly II cry lots tn.t Srla
:" 900 % vance "i fa-r. Crs-Ssr.s stock o., li-h-
:. t.-su Ltsl v"'A. heavy native ste. - brought
N'f'HHf. -t1'h'g- and feeders s.. sr.l 49,: butch
- cows and hc!s"r~ S3lIsTf -, Gamers se.5Jf1
TOD. ed N'~;e-U 81. :i'f5fr. fed Texans sac =.
l-Ai7= Ss.:i Hogs E'ce. pts Boz. market s5D
70 EisA'r; receipts cor tn week : .r.t: b-lvy
suns y early ~ the w"". truk. prices f5nalc loss
aifId!ly recovered n tp-rty's adya.-e. heavy
= IS to-day s"l-ft'--l. miNs'! 3. tgHS.-'. light
s...''--lL. I'S. sL,.n1.o'. SLce.,-N9 market -
c@- receipts fer N. veea "Hap; hiIiu.: grades
"n.L' steady. htrs AMI feeders IJQg}c high
-, i-0lts brought SIaf.@,. muttors 8 SOFT -:
o.
s',Hth Omaha. July e'-CattIe- Receipts -.
!fIkTt -'".'dv i'f;lg higher f'- the weeb. native
Lt'f steers s. lfIa5'. Western steers 81 t9fi -:
texas s.'-rs g. -. T. cows and heifers Ss.f'10
49, .a-EurS Si-'fEs--s- S'schsrS arl feeders
N---flt.-'- calves S-Hs; bulls stays etc s. $50
80 n. Es-I;Crsipts SOD: market 5g1-e hiehs-:
h'ar- $"-H.f'5 To- nigel &5-H54S.G5la light so
80 =. i.igs s',als. GuiE Of sales f5l55 - sheep
Receipts none; market r0miull.y steady: wear
i1E~ = N'fi -. w"thsrS So 4N3.>1 stock shop
s"T@.--t- lambs - -..fts.,..
- J'seIa NJ. LEI, sl--Cat-Ie- Eecoirta -.
s''e';t- Hogs Receipts ;1s, IHc higher: tieE-
a.t G'X"! STI.ici u'- lium AMI heavy s. 80 ,
.. pigs ;2-,a1i.ir bulk 500. a. Is. ShecI-
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Nf.-. d
'''''' '' run, ,.. y.r.,,,,..
., MAIEkM ~. ;lote gar io-s on "a;
- ,r II - ~ 80 car III. ,,'i.'i'
., ~, 8. n 81 - ~, !, t.ias =
r,eri,,r 1ni s,.5- -, o IT, - e. Io'
a. a; 81 III !, ' - s, i15'E 5f,- I'T S ' x
iCr 'r-'fu f,sl.f SUN ''.."'1 '''
TX saii a. ..g.s.. ~ ~. ar il<izt, ami
-, .r -. Ar'a.is's ~ \, -, Fl
an5 f'nne-se" PEI hyr a. - AM nsse1,
-- ST.. r"T r. nm n. 10y. o..
f"r "iriy harvest, aud a. flasl' ~ rs' sun.
T. r. - itfh h1-,.-j ~ i'd-'c 9ni "a Is.7
g, - al, l. AZ 8 p, -
fl'' MH-'!l -. VIII ro'se r. 90 . - f4'ti-
a.. I.r T ~ t,.ia, th,e',ass.,w .ar.. c1--moa
!ifi.uI' ges"';.i and -orair:tliy A. l'e-T.. ~
-. r., : En-. la-s,@.r. .' ,.--
=, I.r hi Nearby coulmas az - I.r r=-tu.
I- Al, ,,r.r,.. g. ,,.--.-,, .. ,...,..
hi ~, u. ct a.. IT,. 81.
-7. ., : sra !: =; -.
rer 2-Eei rfag - ~5fiy nar.s,t ami snyder g.
{" fIsf..r.
wHoKTLEEEEEIEs -Qur,ab.e a, ;c---~' Ter
eel 49,"
s4i. .ase-...-...
FL EEFEEI ES-Ii=h' saies Wisconsin al s. .
rAciPIc COAST FPr-IT-vs quote C'lliis-nis;
simon, ~ s..-,Si =. .1!....i, Al - e-.,r-a.
AhIulaa.e erI ~. Sar', a, 20 90 81 pr e.-ir.
csa'". Tc+eHes. n aa,.ar at c..GSi Ie- .1-.a.
oi:,N,Es- We o,.,,e in p iaaiins wav fr7rn
f-s,i ~, s: .s5 - nv i,oy. caf.-ria .I.r:s
- :. g. g. 80. l.- E.r.,eIf ~ = 1la4 anil Me-
'-ar-fuoan -so.- q. 8 --1,s-5 20 h.g ..up;ari=
- ~. 4H 90 -''-- 'l-.h1 a. -. '.t't .'ii't
.-.!-,' ~ ~. go .,,'f..-,l5 :. 81
Ft.ry- t'al.f4.rit G.s-.I az 81 70 N tr...--51
#, e -.
~ a.. a.! 81 ''-''' f''''.''' 40 ; ~ '''
onc-G, Nr---S-.25 r-r ! 30: IN =. snail way a;
." ~ " "a. 1850. ,., -,t-.. -,,-. rf-~-,
a. r ':@ ~ fn a' da :, 20 = .ar
I.,,~ors. 1,a-,.-=-o,n early orsa easier:
sS,,s,,- ~ IN III -'i'''''S ""s'''
n>:lpNS- ,,-.,., ~ afa.7.. vs!,-.v - -
, :, az, q, I .. n' ~ @' ne. M -
fo- .ra!<. rye facaei ORDERS charged 75efs5c
Cl,-,Jf.f,r:. c.,7s,r,-ns-.= 10. sa,sb.e f--
charges. Ha-.e-er6vn se!.isr at c0c r.or su-
:, A ~ ir gsro"2 Linz Sr S4 '' asre
hsl-,l s,,-.-,.,g,, a,.,.. ,.,,-,,. CITY
-. 4 ~ <-''' '-'''
z, ',l\'' ~ -, -a- N''-
Cf;l.FiYINirh:ea small - rueIiurn sized in
- ~ -
80 >. - ~, - ,sJ,-.,,-a,-s M
ssi'.iS ~ orc f5T i''" p'sh'''
-, 81 tFr.-e ,--.-- sold a, "a, re- IN
sT;.;TIANT- t5rI7;a E. ,i5.-s--vn f.-.ipfs 4. nc
49, ~ Ss-,4r.I 1as-
cr I.J->- pT-.-T-- EIo-a grow, sold hose ~ 20
a., -, 1919. =, s,,3rr.r- .rd-rs ~ Zoe "a
- - - ~.
rs ti,rue s--oun sell at 81 ., nor hbl in
ss.rri-r ori.r.
.;i-RNIPss- fF,ul.-rrovr sell a. 81 PEI biol on
81 srrir.. orders t'7..sicrtlentS not wanted
Is ALE HONE grown dulI at 31c per bu- box
10 - '''''
rss1~r = &
81 Yer ~: box
SWEET T4yT ATOf.%Yic-le- grown rev Ber-
u'uia sellire at 40 per Ia. l0rse-
,;;..oIt.,.nu. M,rlc
nisrr''a VA
hU'ifM 49, Ss.:!Hc On psI1s OF -:
raj ~ ~ ~. = @ - -,
~ - a.. - ,.na hp,r4i 80,
% u - ~. a s ~ -. go -
-. - 80 a.. - a. -'Fh'' ''''-'
- 81 :" 80 e. - .t -.--
a. ., - 80 ~ a. 90 g. =. L1s
- - - = ,is@,-s, IA no. tsS ~
- tT-sr',V-, -. o., -, = a. IbIt e.
et..,sg Fisi,- m s;3: - o. r.c,,s- a.
tF,si.-t b,i. - e. a '-,i,s ~, etc., a.
- isTi ti.rte. c5;p-.-s.iva4 tsas. park his &
j-fGpF-TsA C;f,-Ia-5 - 9! L ror. ms orc.
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FINANCIAL.

SEALED bids Will te r.e'i''l ny 'tH .nier-
rr,s Country Treasurer Of i''sU.~r1t county. ~
CI:uthcrsyiils. No. until noon on Sat.r!ay: iu.L
IS nIp dollars -; F-ui-crt COUNT Jail li'ri=,
d. To- July l. is-1 duo and payable IN twenty
So ,tfI tho ...irn in county redeem
In ten wears Il m dare. and bearing interest ~
ths rate of I've - per cent p. ai-nnii paNau'"
s-rui=rnu,.Iy. said bids VIII p" .iHH'1 ~ ~"
presence 81 the County Court AMI the night 10
$500 ~ T II. PATTERSON.
yr-a .. 1000 Counts Treasurer.
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BARONS OF RUNNYMEDE.

ST. LOUIS local Council. NO / AN
cient orGer Barcns c: Eunnyrlsds. will hold a
regular meeting at o'clock THURSDAY entnS
August ?. ls@'. their hall, M / odd Fellows'
building. southeast corner Ninth and olive
streets. Two candidates ne initiated. smoker
ard re"itaticn; Visiting Sir knights are fra
Ie-nally invited.
JOHN wEERTS, Lord Marshal,
Attest: a. II. Bush. Baron OF Records.
SOC Chemical Bldg
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Movement of Grain.
stocks OF Grain in store.


- L0-". 49, mis- g. ago. lIass ibis: De
rf"!t. l-'' hhls-. MIiwauh.e. ls. ~ this Min
'i oils .i.l1" Ibis. New York f..1f "hIs: -,
H.: Baltimore. N.iS- bills. New Orleans, HOO
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Liverpool Narket-Spot business small a,I
Prices i-lhf lower; upia1ds : 25-Sef: sales ss1
taiss- Futures closed steady July :, S>-s4d n
July Aug. . "a sd $. Aug Sept. f3-sii
Ss1t--1ct 55-"ti n cCct--N1V. ASA 5
Not.-Dec. SID =. Dec.-J.n. 4 S2-s.d h
New York Narisets-Spot quiet and Unchanged.
mdi'inS l0c- Futures cicstd very steady.
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Net receipts at United states ports for on.
daN. SIT bales. against $50 for the tirr:e
last week and l.f0 iFs: year since S-p. l.
+ ia5.e>i bales against sf154Is bales same time
last season Exports for one day. nothing
against I..Of fg- same time last week. St0~<
on hand. li9.JJ; bales. against 1855 oales las;
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

nan CENTENNIAL. LODGE. NO AZ. x
TINN Of II. meets every second and fourth
IN Monday I Fraternal building. No llll
~ Franklin Avenue. Hall No. g. All
Knights CT Hoa'r invited To an oar meetings.
JOHN !. MEb'AliY. Dictator.
.S2l Cas- avenue.
NJ Thavonat. Reporter zoos North Market 81.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable. Poultry
Egg and Butter Quotations.

The markets ver" dali ana generally weak to
Jay. o. receipts we;- heavy and there VAS II.
u.ta. sargr;ay la,A q demand.
Ih--s VS. ve-y lr-.- chipping dcrlaai. AMI
local buyers we've !reIi-eG T. Eo;I q: uulI " Il
Potatoes were dun ana slow. Receipts q homo
s"lAt- az !-'"i.i~ r~T- hSnt. but were IN
i'..r defn-u. ard prices were pelk-
''no1s were dun .,nd 0.'A. a Tsc''r;s to,a of
c-rl-rd slow. There limited demand frr
Tomatoes We're tim ard active Demand
Stiiie.S we're S,-+ buyers. and The l',al trade
.',abag" vas quiet .rI s;es'v az unchanged
r.ig.- r'her v-s' ,aties "e:e dun and IleE-.fUI
AI!Iss w'r' duI AMI weak. Receipts we-e
nuit. There was a limited d.iu4n,. f1r choice
lai-e. SCUM. vel! packet irln; IN barrels, ant
F,lch.. ur-. f5sa-ifu' and weak Ec,-ig,,
Wsi" heavy hJtu or homegrown AMI southern
f '''i ~ rH7 Tn va, 'n' noe.
stocked. a0psyc-. and price were seasfa!'r el~-
.'r ~ r'u-@t-s'u''. There were ovsy eight c9s-
flHrl she -tH"s Iofoh-Eruui4g districts and com
mon p. i1'--!lr irlIit w. uc-aiahiH.
!ums w'r- JUN and rieHtifal wiki only a
i"ass. vrap.s .herr.es and all kinds os berries
,-.urs. u,:e nm. AMI IN god demand with
i.,u.ra ne strong a.I active.
',.i.f- We" light. and fame large mrlrr- We're
--.- AMI "a good demand. pinNieS and inferior
T.'i,E> =. however Were dull AMI >.ow ~ sale.
'drf.'HNt'= N"t" a,sF G's-f.fvl. and uri'es
weak ana lyRer. Ee.o!ttS Ev rau Var. h,avy.
ana thers vas srrsi'i-rsuie hone gr',u stock ~
f'.'d IN" a'riand was g1udcei 90 chai.,. fine
a. 'aE,rE. highly fa- red Srort.
cab APPLES v"r' dan ari weak. hu; other
fruits were quiet and >t,It.y.
l.'- POULTRY was !uii and slow. Receipts %.
81 F'L- chickens Nsr" asIsN. and FE- demand
Va. slow. Considerable stock had 80 H. carried
r.sr
%" chickens vsr" in limiiet demand. ami To
'r.I's were light Prices were -f--I- Young
Co.. is Wei. st-s4v ard in Ear. demand hut Old
talE"sS. ducks C01 geo. Wet, dull and nominal.
Nn-lS were dul! AMI w,tE. Receipts v,.r--
fairly heavy. ana thor Was the usual saturday
g. lus--.
sheer. ans lambs wee aEu ani urrhrnE.I
Wool WIS fiul ant GI-uHr-sI There p.s
FAIR demand fr bright medium ar4 ..a---
grades. hut receipts - these W,.r l.ght. pfha-
-ra3"- vy'r" 'u"I'i fra'fy. tut rvers not wanted
Hu.-s were quiet and st.s;. ~ UncaanccI
prices. With both receipts and Gesrar1 l.ht
EEEs.
TIA. market vas gGta-. t:: steady with offer
lrE- iEl. are! fair demand or gal.i Sfo-Ls IN,
fr"st ~ tEr offerings were nior- loss heated
tu,i," fresh -trt--nv stock sold AZ g., llss -
and fair to average NJ from &c u p. - -" -.
80, ~li-< 2. con anon
Receipts a. :, Louis today we've s.asI eases
AMI Shilfus IT. - cases.
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LEGION OF HONOR.

EXCELSIOR COUNCIL. No. L. LEGION OF
Horror, mc.ts first and third Tue.rayS at Turner
Hail. NJ 3s4S Easton avenue. Members and y.s-
.tUrs requested to attend.
J \. CARROLL. Chancellor.
T. !. Harrington. Re gri.r
ST. LOUIS COUNCIL 40. 8. l. of H.
meets at Occidental Hall. Taity-foUrth and
Olive streets. first an! thlTd MONDAYS Of each
month. Members II the order Cordially Invited TO
meet with Us
JOHN \. BLEVINs. Chancellor.
7. <. Drown. Recorder.
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Dairy Iroducts.

EUtt"g--TEe market was qU!e' and s'raiv, %
f.rlf.GS were i.g"f and tg"f- ftIT le.utu. II
an grades creamery Extra -. frsts l-r. SO
,H,lS H.. lairy-tN'T- il-. nist= L.. Groase n,
&C. county ~t0T. packed l..c fDr good 10 iG.fIir
70 Tu-:. Jadi" "a. sod Extra i5o- frs.s Is.
small quantities could only he bought at a con
.lGa-#sb.- al 8;,e over these prizes
1'heesa-gur-o: Twins At td-.-. singles ilt--.
y \ iIc: New York l1'gc; Hamburger I9G Iatgc
Swiss BATS hrick at i0TiAl.c. F0rcSUin. are
Iobl!ug prices.
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Movement of Money.

New York July 2f.-The exports of gold ard
silver from this port t. al Countries for this
week aggregate s1i3,s,5 in silver bars and cnir
and s. i5s. "a in slld- The imports were y2isS2i
gold and Sl12, ~ silver.
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ROYAL ARCANUNi.
ROYAL LEAGUE.

EaYAT. LEAGUE. Snj'TH SIDE COUNCIL
No g meets every seCo:d AMI fourth Monday
Q: ~. mont. in Anchor Han Park and Js:tcrson
ave MUGS PRED PALMER. ATyuup-
a. \. Thil,gc. Scribe.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF SECURITY.

SECURITY CoUNCII. 40. sS.. X & l.. oF
&. meet. every Monday evening "A o'clock AZ
Phoenix Hail. jefferson ana Cass avenues. Men,
hers requested T. attend. \ CORDIAL welcome
s-l: rded visiting brothers and sisters
j. = HELi.MCTH. Y.
Z G sanders X. <
t;uss;e Hart. r s No. IS1aA Latin street
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SATURDAYS financial quotations.
local and foreign. VIII he fo"nd In
Sundays paper.
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Petroleum
New YorI July ei.-Fetfoisgn guIe' raHnal
New YORK SIS. .Fh!ladelghia and Hal'irnsrss
s. 81. DO. in bulk s. ..
oa -" no ny hi R' hp fi' and s runs s1 TepSr,e
Turp~nttnc and Rosin.
New Tort MI ,;s Ir,;;; s,ssd, f,T,a9e
Hides and Leather.
New York July 2l.-Hifes steady; Galveston.
.rv 5lai5 Lbs I.-ajhsr steady. hAuiorS 10
B,oaos AyTc5 !,ght &" heavy weights. 23'=a
ave acid 2''=a-''sG Wool,
New York. July :i.-wool FIRM; fleece .5d2sa.
Texas i'a''' Sugar.
New York. lq;y ;l.sisar strong: fair rein
a.t. NJ. II Ss,c: NJ. il Sg,-. y IL ; %:
~. Is Sc: y, II 800: standard \ ;sac. con
crushed sos, powdered o.i'c: EIanulated G.iuc.
New 0IIeans. July 2l.-sura- strong. seconds
cTi a-I6c. Moiasses quiet ami nominal.
Coffee.
ra,,9sI ,ntGi.s 81: Mill qrne, So-inr, AZ,
Isi.r. Futures opened barely steady ana 20 l.
IN. fs-t4Hon a. result - active .iiiD s"r h a.,
accounts. weak Earorean marze; aivicrs large
lower rate u exchange in RIO and selling ORDERS
from abroad werr iS,t2is. NS,n,imeE; ~ hegr-i
closed steady and :" 10 90 lower. Total salcs
@'l bag, sI. .7 S.nt -, 50
S.5aS7or; Teh $500; March s.75dS. SSc May
California Dried Fruits.
New York. July 2i.a'ittrrri. dried fruits
we're sull and nominal today. State eyapN-ataf
apples common. 3i-f1@-. prime 5i.a5Szc. choice
sa.Gc--c. fancy -Gsi=c. California dried rr,lDes
-i.i7c per III. as {. size and quality. Arrica;z
rGysi fid1i:: Moor Park l5al7c. Peaches.
peeled. HAS, unpsHled Ssi+r.
Metal Market.
Ncu York. IGly 2l-piE iron weak. N0rth-rn
SlS.ac01S: S0uthrrn SlS-51.I.r.5A. CoIPer dull;
brokers' $50. Lead duii: brokers' 1855. Tin
plates quiet.
Butter. Cheese and Eggs.
New York, July -i.-t'HseSa- RsCsipts 2sr6
rkgs.: arket weak. large white 9Igisc. largo
colored aHsI.c: small white 9a.19rsc. small ,tl-
.Isd SA.d9-sc. EgEs-Recs pts : SIS pkEs.: ma-ke.
firm: Western at mark U1l3'zc for average lots.
Western loss of l5.zc. BUttcr-Rcceipts ? IS
Tkss.: market nrrn; current packed factory lia
loo. creamery l6'sTisisc.
Dry Goods.
Now York July 2I.--The week closes with a
dull market and business Of moment renorta
in any department Prices are all UNCHANGED
but reductions leading lines Of hlea,;hsI
cnttons carly next week IS highly proha bic
Print cloths IN fair demand for odd goods; firm,
prices. Cotton yarns in fair demand and tone
Of market firm. especially for lower counts
WcoIen and worsied yarns steady.
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When s-Ia wound: C.re.u-sa!tcl e. Southern
Sc Hrv aiU'-|h0ice Texas i-r. average re-
cc;r-- 49,. i:y fallen IL. dry sait~i &c. When
s"ll on SELECTIONS Green saIt y" ~:
So: DIV nat- No. ! Isisr. dry niut-N NJ. . IA.
dry flint E.Il %. dry Gull and glue -. Dry
ftited " I.f-c. Try S-''ed- > Ilt-r.
Ir.L.-.d l. !ess trl,n cured. Fart c.r.t =. less.
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mules ~ al sizes and decent. even though thin
sid read Is ard invariably u the satisfaction
- crH~iCurss. all tsirE cleared aUav shortly
a't'r arrival But u" aEsd .uI common ones
were slow. som" tUn'l". remaining in the pens
several days before a-is sal. However th- week
'LI- With no n"lipvers q any Kind to cnhlrrass
III. business e III. succeeding W.rL
Male gI-tafion. ttc- broke mules N
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

~ Chapter No Stated corvocation mi.
Xxx tAor.iayD evening At o'clock. Select
Wv music 81 the organ. All crflpan-
nu7 and Pine I0rge members fra:srrally .Il,tt-
ID WX FEf -FRRrRN. + IL Y,
Arg. G'.nG,sch. Secretary
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Provisions


Pork Marie; strong; T. @. b 81. :. Lard t-l-
er = .ts~ lftfur s..<su g. 80. choice g.. g..
country fs4lG-fdsI.C. -gguTGICs 10 tuality and
package
oGt ana rr!l smoked: Shoulders A. 5i-G6.. SIDES
81 g.. hams a. .GY- Most Of the lots irr.-t.-
larry cat and Iooriy handled. these sell On
their merits
Green Hams. Etc Held in car lot. I! ~.
: =. side: Hams Rang" from = :. 30. cal
ifJruIa Sc. a. ia average. y. !. shoulders
At o.. From the block. Gei- Run 81 sus.
hams 81 g.; bellies At ss.d9A.c. as in average.
y Y shoulders 81.
II : Mosts-ENd. iots: Extra shorts &C: cribs
&c. clear -iIes nc bellies sTSs". In aver
ase. plates sc. Dealers rhlrge higher On small
uTGeEs
Ea,un-BXd. {. e. meats in Iobbiug Way:
breakfast bacon '.zc for heavy 20 i2c for fancy
aErt hams lnl- fs1li-C. California 1i-C. as IN
average: New York shoulders SAsc- Plain SIN rkcf
bSd. meats. Extra shorts SSsc. cribs FAC; clear
sides - bellies S!-1h'sT. IN average. mates
ESQ. nsgierS charge hishrr On small orders.
TalloW-counlry Nj. issc; No. 81. pack
ers' choice sos
Grease CUist Brown 2lsc: yellow &C.. White
So. packers choice white 4asGJc. yellow q.
Rsef-On orders; Bhld.-Ness to.,s: Fulton Mar
keJ 81. tongues AZ IS per doz.. dried az I5f
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MUSICAL.

''fEAR the soul q a K:akauer sing; o. hear
u Is o ti.v i sod onv by Daniel G.. bunker
Plano COMPANY Faurtsc-rh and North MARKET.
SEQ cash tuvs erani upright piano. new.
1881 North GarSat
So hu,s c.ilI-.isol piano: cas n =. s;a1i aaG
cover. f4fs y Sixteenth
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
IN short Covering the Speculative
Situation Northumberland BETTER.

-. Louis. Saturday. July u. 1870.
rlarkst l.iet ari steatY. 10 sar.s
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Pou,fry. Game aud VeaIS.

LIVE Po!-LTRY-Turkeys-Av Average receipts ;
&c Chicsens-Bens &C. rouEh and heavy :oost-
sc. ducks 81. live pigeons soc psr coz
Geese g.. Spring chickens quoted at lic rer
In. Spring ducks 6a7i7c. srr:rg geese 5Ssizc.
Live pigeons sc.
VEALS-Cho,cs to fancy 5isc per h.; fair SC:
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The following tables show the range Of prices
In futures and "a Oh grain:
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hers;ics. rough and thin SUIT. Sheep quotahie
AT 3i-ffr; thin ewes ard bucks -zuSc. Choice
spriug lambs r1I-s.
l,tgS.
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Eassin. per yard -fS.-ib. S.: in ~. 9Th
Sc. Iron cotton ties. 5, %. Hemp twins a,
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New YORK. July ci. Petroleum quIe,: roHnal
New York SIS. Philadelphia and Kaltmrr.
s. 81. do in hulk s. ..
on 'l-y. July GI.-Credit balances SIS; cerr'f-
Gates no bids. ShiprGf Dts and not reported
Turu~nftrp and RosIu
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASONS.
n BENTON LODGE. 40 30. a =. & \.
IA n Regular communication This tM1ri-
AR daYt evening ~ 80 o ,incz Work. Na--
wv ter Nas.ns cor.iAily invited
JOHN HARNESS. W. NJ
c. .. Walton. Secretary.
a COSMOS LODGE. 40. 80, \. p & 4
NyA~ ". Regular .uu,Inrl,ira' tbs Mon
AH |a-J evening. 1T Grand and El.u-y- !.
y g. degree. Visitor always w.ir1rH.-
JOHN EEEZpG. ". 81.
Eden Reed. Secretary. - Locust street.
4 GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. 40
IN 4 = - A NJ. Will hold stated COM
Xxx nlunicariur at clock Tuesday evening"
~ Juiy "a Masonic Temple, Grand and
F-:rrev ayes work In III" +. G degree. Mem
he ar. requisite! 10 attend Visitors fraternaIIy
Invited ". l. REYNOLDS. jR.. W NJ
Henry Iahcu. Secretary
MISSOURI LODGE. NO /. A. F.
a \ M-Stated communication on Taurs-
Wy dav july - at 7:s1 p. m. CoTtnthisn
w Han. Masonic Temple. e A. degree
Members aye expected 70 attend. Visiting brsth-
'''- GREGORY : MILLER W. II.
John n. Deems. Secretary