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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18

New orleans. July I7.-Cot:.u nominal: no
siss - G-daA rs, i-lsG; Sod o1iasly So lev
Cling - 7-lsc. E.idIIias f1.- 70 ii-i6c: r-cepss
Csc; Aug. $.lSl-%-lGc. sept s.44E9.f5c; Oct
$50: NOV. -. Dee. .-s.ii-. ~: Jan. ..si
New York July I7.-ExceTt for a fsv minutes
aryand the opening. the bear faction had things
day and hammered prices down to the lowest
liG5es touched in weeks Thu Aus option was
an! fen to s.,5c this beng just i52 points be-
se o 9st PFC fe0ed ssA' , Sys eS Tn,
> points higher On room covering and light In
in iye.pSo f ts a ea5 1f Ts s'ta eaI 5ee IN
s'on sratined, and then the market began 10
I.int values essei Of. Until holders Became
is'i-ic-sSricAen AMI Gum?ei over great Jumps
pool. Foreign representatives, here were pieati-
Orleans seemed TO actually Hood our market
with selling orders cIl.ins for the new crop op-
that an influence long felt in the New Or
leans market vas t.';ecins OF the rsysed edge
ami might collapse AT any moment The weaker
accounts were favorable. shortly after midday
Seemed 20 reach Is heIght. and from then on
taking. Bus anything like speculation failed 10
frora the bureau at Washington was quite favor
able, as anticipated. The iste phases Of the
a?nncs; last night closing on profi;-tak!ae pu--
chases. At the close the feeling steady,
quiet: rl:dIins uplanis 1916: do gulf 10 !
lrc; sales -, bales Futures closed steady:
Nov. S-ilc: Dec. see; Jan. SOS: Feb. ). l0c:
March >.fSc. AprI S.l5c. May s.Isc.
Liverpool. July I7.-Cotton-Sp0t small bust
ness: prizes unchanged; American iIdd!ins .
Of which 80 were for s;ecuistiar and export and
included $500 American; receipts 4.0J9 bales tn
Guiding 2isJ American Futures opened quiet
AMI closed irregular; American niddling low
radilinE clause. July =-5id Y. JUly-Aug, 8
S2-5il AUE.-Sapt o.-s4I Scpt.-Oct. I 5f-6i
"a 5--sil =: CCt.-Nov. ! SS-64d =. SOv.-pec. !
a2-6i54 J7-eii h. Dee Jan. Z 21-6ii Jan.-Feb
gJ-Ctt b
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Local Fruit, Vegetable. Poultry,
Egg and Butter Quotations.


the produce markets We're generally dull ard
easier to-day. As the uutzyorab,s weather tended
70 curtail the local demand and shippers yyer.
only moderate buyers Prices o: vegetables wer,
fairy Wei maintained, but receipts OF ever
tain- eise We're heavy. 80
to,q q, YER :-raer and higher as receipts.
f+-,h 10y WtEDA ana 10y river. wer. li-ht. and
the demand was fair The rains have ir.ar.a-si
with the digging wa.ch caused a a.I, ~ ~
.en.atli Both bulk and SKID. lots were ss.tres
~. SOFA ct LlS1er prices. Shippers bought yer;
tomatoes were in active demand At unchanged
Trees C.o!ce. large smooth. home grown st6,st
tial@. tut c'nsirnr1en;s were unsa!sble.
pA'tns were again dun and weak as recei.,; =
W. may ana MANY u the offerings were Of
. tl'i'iFs Was ..:tn and higher. as recai-tS ua-e
IiEhE and the demand good. Both shippers ana
- ,5i uGs e,s %SLs N ne market and all offer
Clclaher~ we're dun and Glow. While Other
Vegetables were steady at unchanged prices
Apples were firm ana in GOO! ,ieTuar4 t,srs--
iaSs wee light and large. sound. Wei!-uarJla.I
small. rouge. inferior stock vas ,rsalacra,l "
- Ie4'hes were wear and lover. Rec.!pts -
Sod quality but some of the offerings We.
I@'. p ,.i' Owe p. u otnrTwlse inferior, and
ttea'E and oiLertnss Of hon.e-sroyg: vess ample
lears were steady and n fair demand hut
t t1.-sL@ ana A!ataina fruit brought; the hest
Wutermelors were somewhat irregular. r,ncr
iitse melons were IN good shipping demand.
the rainy weather. Small melons or those IN
LEtt-l'aded cars were dun ana veal oS 10
'aE'ri"u1es were weak ana lever Receipts
We're aEaHy and Offer. ms o.. home l--,-r, ,,-t-a
large. hut the demand Vas slow ana if,,',,aI
~ ,i. -, INA ord stock. Ever thing else
or@ns.s we steady ard IN fair demand. with
,, ll<;.ons were firm and IN good demand, with
I.iaer fruits we're euia. and steady.
gay Spring 'h!c%rns Wer. more riantir,,I ana
siII5rtS 80 Practically out q thn marke: ~
Cd rn
N" local trade WIS light GId chickens vara in
- .,'f et f,..iu, a,i offerings were moderate
Sfri.g ducks and Geese wen. dull hut STEADY,
a.. or turkeys. ducks and geese wero dull and
N'lls we're SLOW ana weak. as o-rerirr. vo-.
i2i..E heavy and the demand was Ifgbt sgas1
am h''ts were also dull
larry heavy. but were chiefly dark short
i'ealy' - n-'e grades. which we're zcak and
s'a'ce and in fair demand
ii!ots were quiet and steady. with both re-
Eggs
Tho market was firm and wanted today a.
nl-i'r If'cH- E"oeiIts were Moderate huf
g% - n.t sufficient Or the dernand choice
ceirts were heated stale o. held s-Cr, ,..i.,
was neglected. Choice fresh nearby st6ck SniI
Receipts al 81 louis today were s lss 800
and shipments so cases. ' N'S
Dairy Products.
al grades ana prices were urch5,;-fj EsSayy- OF
q all grades Hight and ~. demand Us
rlntTy st're-pack"I leiuc for good To 10 no
tor poor Ladle- pac 1ed-Ex,ra i5,.. f-sts H..
sl,'t 'Htie ntvance over thes. uIiccs
-'Aeess-'tu9te; Twins at l5i.~. singles ;gtsr:
joSbins prices. s''-S arc
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I'''S. n" had conduct II the provision mar
10 m Monday was the primary ,Ius- Of a fur
th'r "t,une ~ hogs to-day. Ire heal supply
was 'filN moderate, and Notwithstanding that
Missouri River market arrivals Ucr- plenty the
'rnliIn. supply ~ rrin.Tal markets was mol
,id,'- lh'. tNal business opened with about a.
leads IN sight and on r. lower basis. and as
>. = IS TIE cream. 4 the demand was in prospect
81 tFihr SttlgnfI the general iF.l. Wa- called
20 ""cr. The butchers bought some r,rht cool
Logs ~ go. t. s. =, tho weights ranging from
Is to =. ns. The shippers We. slow u or
.r.th ami we're handicapped ty the scarcity N
iiEEts and Digs. fat k.r- bought literally when
tf"y could set thu full decline or more tn.
iniik,t waen iirla.iy established i5a2uc lower
tran n" ish time last week
fH' lt1c tIadg vas extremely GEH. and about ~
locus were teii over swift x 60 paid Ss-ss for
"a" tops which were the hsaNi.-t and best hogs
~ tHc yard. and nothing else sol! above So.
me SNlft = Co main drove averaged 49, lbs.
80 COS, 80 or &C. lower than MONDAY The
Nelson MOTIFS & 90. main drove averaged 20 lbs.
ana COS. ~. Sc loss than Monday. The
same firm obtained several hundred I53-lb. hogs
al the same cost as the main drove.
The bulk q the hoes. the pigs and tn" strictly
low EEalH oUsI.rF- not Cuns! i.Tet. sold at I'D
20 So, az against s. IS 10 $50 Monday.
FIGS and liSht lEhts Of so rs L. svs<,es
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS..
Natives steady To Iowcr-TeXans
Easy To i.Owcr-I;ogs Lower.

- = Us. .-ts-ayt IliF II. I.'
RCts Ships.
,It'-' ''r--''--''- i-t lS-l
'i.'~- 800 Ia 90
i''s
-i.--'s Si4A .4Hi-e .-r-----.-- --.-.------ ~ II
AliI.E-NH!.- the native cattle receipts in
general mere literal. arsgyatirg 20 about =, car
!"ia+. st''"rai iEa.yhts. especially thu butcher
'1N anu E-ifsr aa! -tp.k cattle Cl-ss!lcdtio-s,
N'ie Tut Hs.t.y lvpr.seHt's tie offerings run
hihS So largely 20 beef supplies. On an average
tHr quality was medium! AMI Included nothing
tr!t~F than fairly r'ut cattle IN any II th,.
classes StocN-rs ans fe.-!,rs a rule wer. u
- pam = common character. Beef steers sold
H!rsL.aTiE. but ten"ia!'y s.e4kns. figured weak
% = cine lower than thu cl.sN " last week
with the only fair and habitat kinds siff,ri-.g
N 81 kdich.r COWS and aeliers reported at th.
~ 70 10. C'rliHa reported Monday. The stock
cattle trade Tualuta.nti. It's g..iat slGyy 49,
Veal calves TOPPED s. = I-sr IT,, lbs ana huIls
value. '-'
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18

| New York. July 1.-THE market for .va,o-
| changed California dried fruits were dali at old
| prices; stat .NapoTatet appies. common 5izis
/ california dried pTuaes 3'eusc PER h. to
| Moor Plrs; lsaI.c. Peaches-P.eisd IiGISc. un-
| peeled Sgsc-
| Coffee.
New York. July cofreee-spo, Rio easy: No.
| az a IL, line 4 points an, further easei "a.
a sin D; san sc IN 2 s ana Io'e Ha, ss am
| cables. and the hearish turn %: Brazilian news
bun convictions. The close was steady at 4
bags, Including sept S-i5.s4 81; OCT. sc; Nov
| So; Dec s.t1l.>.tsc; Jan s6Sas-1oc: March
Dry Goods
New York. July l5.-Ths SPOT demand FOR all
kinds q dry goods Is affected b.. the eXtrerr~s
age volume O: business through NAL orders.
Tore If marS't without change IN any P2Ftcu-
tons selliaS ~ previous prices. Prints quiet and
iue in export fog u IA tur i-sttsr business with
.othc- foTeign markets Won goods division
Sugar.
EH!ng 4 J-Itc. ccutTIfr4saI - test lS-isc. mo-
lass sugar IL Tei.nsi strong; .-.-,,.-.,
yelovs -. seconds SGi s-l6o. Molasses quiet
New York. July 17.-wooi dull
Boston. July THE wool market here con-
times slow. an there was Eh business
doing to establish p-.ge. The trade has nNSt
:hou. IN FOR Sire r-eiiUT ami E.e Territory
woods - fair market price. with slts5'c f'r
PIE. fleece WoliS Offer no attractions what
ever. ana PRICES ar nominal. Following are the
quotations for som" - the lea ling s>cr lions:
Territory w,3ls. secured basis Montana and Wy
C1ius. tEr medium t.fslSc. secured 90. StInls =
EsSc. Utah rTe medium ard fiar iSII1.. secured
30: staple l-I33r- suprEin-. medium and line %
q IL. secured SIC. st5i.e 52fi.3~. Australian.
secured basis sr1t prices C1uihing surertine
roFniuaI. S2HSsC: good SJlrs-c.
London. July lt.-At the wool auction sales
to-day D.ihs bales were offered. HeTiu0S were
In good st German represer;tatigss and the
hone trade buying brc,l> The good
iections 81 Tds'nania wool ss!f wen. The follow
ing = the sale II detail: New South Wales 295
bales. secured lGi.dG1s CrsI: greas- 4s.a1ll:d.
South AEstraMs so bales. secured Is G. greasy
IS iz.GlGi-d- Tasmania 1890 bales .r.asy 81
New Zealand 40 bales. secured So s.@ls "a:
grs asy ~: ia. Cape Of Good Hope ard Satal
90 bales Is 5izdals Sd. iun:a Arenas i.3J0
bales: greasy 3iz;Is2,d.
Petroleum.
New York. July 17.-PetroIerr, STEADY
pl city. Ia. JIly l7.-trevi.t balances s-15.
Certificates. 70 bid; shipments 7si42, ayerags
17.5is: runs 50s.'Js. average S5.6SJ.
Turpentinc md Ro<in
easy; AZ sffi.c.
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POT i.TR 4.
Excessively Hot Weather Causes Job
hers Ia Buy sransIiy

MI IIFIT' NITI-' M.
Ne" hork. July l7--Iiye poultry receipts to-
day were II cars Western and southern. Ow-
Ing 10 The excessively hot weather tn. sa-inI.4-,
s. quite heavy ana ioIb.rs are cprnpa!l.l 4,
carry fhetr purchases. as dealers are holding,
on nn'!l the last moment. Fowls steady. srr.u.
chcFehS lADr" plentiful. hut demand Vas canal
I" dt,Svrh the receipts String chickens local
ana lflidna, loo. other Western a.. southern
l5ri fowls l'i.cs r1rstcrS 5izr. turksys fair 4.
Goa; -. ducks. Western prime pair. 5s-1s,r.
ScGth'Fn and Southwestern 7ruSlc Dressed
,,eGIifF receipts to-day Loss ukgS AaviceS 10
:iahA snow smart increase In spring chickens
may u = doubtful whether fowls To-
ll-i'S a. last week. Demand was quiet. Tur-
k'ES-AN'fag" best hens Na5r- toms 6f!-c F'l.~-u,
chly.ens-WesterU fancy larEc rirN5-uIrF.t i5ge
sca.5'd l4c. small Urine seai!ed or .y-r.icFa,i
L-Hi -c. southern small Hrl1s. F4w!z--N Weston.
dfN-i!'ked rhine IUzr srll5eI flulrI--. S.,lth-
western and Southern 10. OLD cocks LVrsts-u
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Rural Free Mail Delivery.

Washington, July 1L.-Rural free delivery
service VIII De established at Chaplin. Nor
gan County, III. August l. with one ear
rier' ."ngth OF route. twenty-five miles:
area covered. twenty-six square miles;
ham.
Gussie Ramon has been appointed "a clerk
IN the post office at Houston, Tex: q. -.
collins, substitute clerk in the rast Of
iice at Huntsville. Ala: Florence y. cult
pert. siamper in the post Office at Jack
son. MISS. and Franklin Barbour a sub
stitute letter carrier at Lc4yspgorth. Kak
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18
LAW DEPARTMENT.
City ot s.. Louis.

Law Department,
July Is. 800.
To Whom It May Concern. Take Notice:
The Commissioners. in the matter OF
Widening Broadway. under Ordinance No.
1913. VIII meet at room "a. City Hall. on
july -. 1909, at p m. for the purpose OF
assessing benefits occasiore4 by said open
Ing. and all parties interested are invited
10 be present. VIXEN and where hey have
the right TO be heard. and may except to the
Commissioners report before the Circuit
Court when II * fled.
The taxing district for said opening IN
cluceS the property within the following
boundaries: North by city limits. south by
Calvary avenue. east by river and west ~
Florissant avenue
y. SCHUMACHER.
City Counselor.
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when sold round: Grcrn-salted &c: Southern
s., Dr. hint Choice Texas lie: av.rag. re
ceilts &c; dry fallen l4c: dry-saltet lec. when
sold selections Green S.l.-N0 TIC.
green salt Ne. /: 64c; hull G.; wet glue stock
ai.c. dry h!nt-No. l l5Lr: dry fiut-Na !;r:
dry aiBt--Buli Iac. dry Gull and glUr 7isc Dry
Ealted-No I l2irc. Dry-s.Ilte3--No. , llIsc.
Incurcd lc less than cured. rart cured rgr less
PoTk-M@rllet lower. (. o. b. slz-I Lard low
ef- Z side prime steam SG.;2's. choice .sis.
country Lard-6q5i4c. according TO quality and
package
Country fiscou-Fair average pieces uniformly
cut and wei! smoked: Shoulders at 81 Gsr: sides
Gal, hams at 1880. Most q the lots irresu-
their merits.
Green Hams, Ftc-Held in car lots z o.
b. i. side: Hams-Eansc from &c to sfya, Cal
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TimnthH md Clover Seeds.

Timothy seed closed Irregular to-day from
unchanged to 2i-c lower. with scarcely any
10 ness transacted offerings We're light.
>"-----'-''- re - 90 hU Cash WAS uuGte,l
at about So. Sept started at s3.20. soil
~ 20 49,. reacted and closed with s.. Dol :
la ana SIS sellers Der. opened with
SILT hid and closed at $50 nominaly. The
clover market continues to Ia. dull at I'M
changed prices. Contract an spot was nom
mai at $. Oct. was quoted at s. bid and
vi
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Provisions.

Provisions were still on the decline with
more for sale than the market could alb
s'rh without tho iuGuCement of lower
prices. Patton'. line of long products was
supposed to he the principal supply on mar
kct. and along with some selling for short
account for Cudahv WAS said to constitute
the hrlk Of tho offerings Armour x Co.
wer" said To have been the best buyers on
the decline. The local run Of hogs was 90
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-18

SHEEP good Average supply II shrep was
on sale, and th- bulk u! them WIS lambs IEc
gTaEty Of tEc lsTUhs IVES good a usual. tut
.. "3 IT, choice sheep W"Ie are. in TACT. uIt
uaLN sheep %: suy k'ui were available The
!htib't opened slow ari vas JraEgy al! day. but
u 49, were about good ON A.olday- Gull
IAN Is '"uiluH" very slow sac, and stVc.-Ts re
nam unchanged
SAILS iHcU.ri lambs at 81 . 20 $50 Gull lambs
a. S@.s" to 81 mutton - al So 20 Si-2'-
st' ktIs at ~ u $50 ami bCc..s at 80 u
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~. with total I'm the Western markets Of
al's"'; c"npafed with tn.t;si head the CORE
spoh'lhS DAY ~ the year before. Estimated
I'r tomorrow run AZ chicago 3i.ts9. Com
pared with yesterdays closing prices Sept.
pork closed @Jc down and lard and ribs
IN nl2c lover Liverpool quoted 81
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Range of Futures.
Receipts aud Shipments.


Futures were strong and 2d1i.c higher
Influenced in its rising tendency by a siron,:
feeling In III" cash situation. July delivery
opened NJ Si.1o bid and no sellers. Cash was
sold az Sl.sr bu. Receipts Were light
aud 81 Sei q; the ming price. oct started
~ $l.%t scared rs high as Sl.3ii.. ana
Stouu.l AZ that
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sold at sisJ to $50. according 20 quality; light
Logs OF llc to le5 lbs. average sold at S'.is 10
w. the bulk al s'-ls L. .s.-J. Medium weights
81 -! 10 - lbs. sold s. ID To S"1, IN" buIs s5-
iilE at 80 t. So Inc heavy cans Sos. at
81. To- ID aud To best heavy IA Ks at 81
10 $.-a5. Good mixed hogs sJi.I AT SyIJ - S1-'
aad cOHmga u IaIr mixtures sold At S-ot 10
~
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o'.'4', 'iAl4e ltiNlSlOn--Agafn southern
u" supplies were liberal. cxhiiitirr n --iI ar
s ~ u ts4 cars. making two days run OF
- 'aI,-- " to-fay'- offerings. loads cam.
I'm tue Indian Territory aud IS from Tesas
IheN were Practically al E-aS or and az eraer.i
Idu u uleI nm in quality. The market was ex-
c'Il,IaIlv "!"N ana although a few sales were
NOT Tar from STEADY. the Al rule
N'rs Nv lower and IN extreme cases IL w-s even
vurse than that The decline fa- Two d,vs
anlouNts 10 alt n 25c- Calves he'd firm and
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'hic7~n. July 11.-DrcSeed poultry dali T
keys tg''- chickens .i.8"c TO 1faIir
BustPr, Cheese ::r,d L'--rS

Nav York. JuIy ig-Rltt.r- U.-.ir-z y: -.
piss. market steady. Creamery 1910: fac'ory
l4Gl'c- 'n@e>e Receipts li.gly ukEs.: r.r!iI.
Large white eE.nqi.c: large caI.-,,8 ~ -. 80.
siua! white 'f-HS5.c, small cb.ocel a-.dsi.c.
Egg Receipts lL-13 pkss.. firm. Western a,
mark hals.c for average lots. Western. loss
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Hides and Leather.
New York. July l7.-H!d.s firm. Leather steady,
Metal MARKET

New York. Juiy 1.-THE market r.r metals
was generally quiet. without AMY material chang.
In iI.r", IgIrsl in TIE l9caI nlrzet ruIat! Jan
s;n's az GsNf's AT H'b--f ssSri'. an asl,-.-a.. -
- tc 'or sruf and = - or f1tu-5s n, II,,f :,
1000" lr fhN I-~1t,f 81 4f.- sTrr-frr. I,,.,C
WAS s-,Sss tons. Tn-,! for the past sN months
s...vuEt,I L. .s;J,i ta.s. aga rst "a a. ~ ~
Iia' Ia. sIi" year ago. Iron wa- dali ana
wax ~ #i"- ~ To- warrants and SI7GIS for Narf5
IN M J foundry Tn wa a shade lowe .,-
hid Irlc' today. owing 20 decline abroad T,s
,l'se VS. 'atiC- hvfo AT s24 a.. "a % L. III yr.,-
Gull and unchanged - SGT. la1i. AMI .--,aisr
nnghtnc"G % $.IiaTi.2-i,. Tn" hrata -. t.rIr,
TO- tetG VAS = NJ end :Dr Ccpfscr SI6.-t
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New York. July 1---Sp.ciaI 'slcrr,pl,f.. ..o-,,.
lL.lSatiy.is I" liradstTest's show the following
.I'.''S's IN @Nai.aoie supply compared win
the last account; Available slIr.f,l IS yyr.,t
iiit'd sites and Canada. east ~ III" Rockies
49, asa cN-lHft hu Atpaf for and IL T,tirs.,.-
Ger SD -smLo]@ hU Total supply decreased
.,-e'''.' hu. 'orn-t.ni'ed States and canada
49, q liie totkles. decreased ii GA tu. ga..-
fntei states and Canadi. cavt ~ the Rookie
t,,S.'t-eG 5000 bu. Among the more important
1855 II wheat supplies reported cNcit.siy.I 4,
ny bEai.iF"ft are those Of l.Lal5 hu al MI
49, -! a'r elevators. p 81" bu. At f.ra-
9. f,"' "a. at East Dubuque and A. on bu
az ~ i"r,i4nd, DE. The important decreases in
,,u,lt iiG'al 'l ~ TcteauI. ial. c1H h,, AT rar,
huY" - 800 hu. each a. Fulton and Fort W0r.h
s,li o".'-' hu at cleveland Pacific Coast whea,
stecAs Increased lg1. O0l bu-
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Net receipts IN United States ports for ION,
DAYS. q. 90 bales. against u.5ei for the saw
Tune last week and s.iss last year: since So,
l. bios ~. bales against s,iS. 2as ha IL.
same time last season Exports for four dav.
1874 bales. against .. 1873 for same time las. 80
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IfNc.

The rye market was firm and 1c above the
previous days close. one car of cash rye
sold at 1-ilc. No. :. to EO to store, poor 40
choice, was disposed OF at 5iian5sc; No. 3
at Jl'-C. Receipts We're j. ears. July closed
uomiraily at - Sept. opened at 53isc and
.-lrls N.-lNE -.
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Stocks of Grain in store.
shipments of Flour.

St LOIS So hbls.. chicago 1855 htIs
L,.J.niii. -: DDS: Miiw1Ukae i..7el bhis.: Mn
l.aE".tS. -p,st pbiS-. New YORK, 1921 NILS 7-F
go SKIS. Baltimore. 80 Hbls.: PlIiaae.rh!a
leo tons. Boston $50 Sis .'A'
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by Telegraph.

Stock on hand. 10 ias bales. against 41sc1 bales
last year.
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barley.

Barley was practically unchanged. with
lttic trading and offerings. one ear Of
rev Sio was put on sale. and brought So
hNrI; i !rum New YORK ainyGnJed To 1000
bu. Receipts wcr. III cars. Mailing grades
were steady. at 42c 10 iSci feed lois 3Sg42c
ana screenings 3l1t.Tc.
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Liverpool fnirket-Spot business small arJ
Prices unchanged; upiands 25-s2d Salrs a..
1870 ~'.-.eS t.Use- ..4es Il.I. .u.y . .--oi. a,
- Aug. = 61t - - a. .
New York rnarksts-Spot quipt ar ,,,cb,-..,,
Midc;lng ls-lbc. Futures closed steadier
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OHce Republic.
~. 49, ~

There was little to attract spectators in
oats, and the market was dull and quiet
Early in the day Zi.c wa5 bid for SEPT.
sales being made later at @3a4c. ana tn.
close was lie of at .-7.c bid. july closed
nom!nally 81 lover FOR the day at 2g- ~.
Western market receipts were 25o.g0 hir
against 4i2"tp bu. last year. -. Louis -
ceiveG l2,~H bu.. against 81 80 bu. a wear
ago. shipments were 2gS.D;J hu. and exports
45."p1 hU.. against 300 bu. decrease in tLr
regular visible last " ok.
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Warehouse statement to-day:

B I1nges and stains. itTssc below white
I BasginS. per yard-ia.-ib. Sc: 9Th sf.c. ~. n,
t1.c- Iron cotton ties. sl52. Hemp twins. q.
I sfafen:en.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Speculative Sentiment Rc,r,.h
Heavy SeIiing-Lower Prices.

3 I11uls. Tuesday. July A. IAN
As result Of the h-rrish feeling ina, ~,tu
continues and the declines abroad. heavy selling
took place at New York and prices bros. ,,,a,
sharply. some Of this decline was recover.,,
later on covering by shorts and the close was
slightly frmer. with prices showing ne, a.
chnes u t. , points fo- the day IJver,,..,I
spots were unchanged but under a shsrn 81
day Of To points. ~ the
t.lrnl nllrh.t-Ali ef M afn
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" COL.
lIilnA

tia. quotations.
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New York July I5.-SuEar- Raw firm: fair re
fHtng 4 J-IsC. C,utTIfllEal - test lS-fsc, no
lsssc< SUGAR Is. refined strong.
New orleans. July L.-SusaJ StGunE, Csu-rifuga
and ul :Itlai.
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Wool.


New York July 17.-Pe;roleurr S.rasv
Ol city. IA. Jaly I7.-Cr,d.t balances s1-,5.
Certificates 70 bid; shipments 7s.ife, averages
T.5i': run- 50ssts. average S5.6s5
Turpentinc mud Ro<in
New YORK. july E.-Eosin quiet. :u-psnttne