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.-ourfh-tluss Post ms tiers.

fE.i'.- t.lsit St'ts- lAiA
foU-th-ciass Postmasters have been ap-
pointed:
Illinois KilbOurne. Mason County. r. VI.
Madison, vice H. q. Rnggles, resigned:
MiIis,Iale, VIII County. II. A Hale. vice T.
- Mills resigned. Randall, Knox County,
l.. IL. Smith. vice j. e. Haptonstall. re-
signed.
Mississippi Pamela County. F.
A Lamb vice J. NJ Lamb. dead; Sehasio-
pol. Scott County, r. IL. Brantiey, vice a.
X Barber resigned.
Nissouvi-E,nii. Morgan County. F.. f.
Harcett vice J. ". Campbell. dead
New Mextcc-FOrt WiEClte. Bernaillo
County. Ninifred Woodgate. vice F. w.
Towns nd. resi- sned.
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HURST The shipments Thursday relieved the
rrtrket q nearly all offerings. amt also II tee
BUYERS. Who were hand Constituting the
lriiaN market. with scarcely any arrivals. a
necessarily quiet one The local spectators ex
p.rierc"i Httle transient trade but this WIS
Of no linI-.ftsnce. and did modify the closing
'Indltipns Everything was cleaned up leaving
no restrictions the trade Of the coming week
The good offerings in the chunk drafter sd
driver classes have found "A very ready outlet
at nTm prices to the Eastern and export branches
% demand hut the ccinmon-r classes Of small
sfTiNaS nave Tuied duii and unsatisfs'tory.
Horse Quotations: Heavy draft-Commou TO
good. 500 70 fiio choice to fancy SiJ5 10 sl.i
Drivers-e 0fnmOn TO choice, So to sl75 bulk
$50 to $50; coach horses. $3.50 to 500 Iaidlsrs-
Iemnon 70 choice. SIS TO sl2S; fancy. $50 to
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SHEEi' she.P market had ory moderate
supply On sale during tho first four DAYS OF the
present v-'is and the quality was not very
good. Tire offerings nearly all natives. AMI
the iargt proportion of them were lambs The
market active and steady during tirs.
three DAYS but on Thursday lambs declined 20.
tNsli lambs sold very Irregular an. slow. and
the C.nlInoneSt almost un@slsble az
any price III. -t"ckSr trade held steady. with
"a good strong fsrna nj. but the supply small
Today only "A moderate number vas sal.
and IN. market steady for sheep. bui lambs were
80 bower.
SO far this week the sales included lambs az
81 10 S. 10. per i"1 lbs. Native and Southwest
mutton sh-"p sold at range Of - % - = with
the bulk Of satr- at - to to; Stcckers sold
at - To ss.es. Gull lambs s. L, 81 and bu"ks
sold At 3 10 SIS. principally At s. y.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21

POS. ships
Hogs ..-..... :. D..
sheep .-........ ................... ~
HORSES and mules sac ..-..... ~ ~
CATTLE NAti.r cattle Ts,-rl- There VAS very
little ?" work N IN the native cattle yIr..- y
dag. ami What few offerings arrived were well
cared for good hrTn prices with the r.~t
butcher ucifers sAsG. stG.u..T. Tue week has
r.'"i moderate run In E-u-rsi. composed quit"
largely - be-; ans butcher supplies %: mo
Glurn character. stock - lie receipts being small
and u common guelity- I-ef Values broke
linn. carly H. tue week. bat recovered most Of
% l4f"- ~ all hot the green. half fat kinds
t;uf"i-r COWS AMI E-.fprs f the dry-f-d order
CLOSED St;rus and fun steady. with "A week ae1.
" nile the others figure To- OF strictly irsiTa-
b. stock steers and feeders gained 10 20 l5c N
value during IL" past few days. iu' medium ami
iTt.rl.T uI-S E.Ualn in slow Indifferent rsgu-St.
Val calves maintain the bulk - g. 20 81 - Yrr
lyi lbs. Iil but syu,: bulls 10 lower than last
week. and milk cows II decent about s.
Tor "sw ami calf higher.
Stl-- today included beef steers. $50 20 II
ll~- ay"rtgr. az S3se - 81 -. butcher cows an
hflfcrS AZ g. 70 81 S2z. stock cows AMI h-if-rs
s. = :. 81 veal calves up $50. and mixers
a. s.. 20 81 - per CIV and calf.
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Trade Gas-iu.

During the season Of lsSs-I.1 ending July 81
markets were 227s5j. - Ia. - - yvs.5iS Ia
.Ina lier than 70. the presiding season Inc ey-
were l7e.@S.vvo bu- about l5Qo2Vyo Ia tess
than lsss-S m part offsst'ng TIE smaller in
land In this country lz..ocp.G1. bu. in available
supplies. apd On the farms. ami he Weld fur
..5.0}n.e5 10 vi this IL .cbe 90 bu WAS exported
July /. 1913, including available ana farmers
reserves we're lso.vy.y9 5u, II Is indicated very
90 lu-. or at the rate Of bu per capita Tor 10.
rho Argentine shipments tits week. as re-
ported b Beer.ofi1n, we're 1000 ~. wheat
sfa sSs a S 90 6a eot as last ssa sd IL @
bu. wheat and 7ea-vVe Ou corn during cores
Lending Teek .s yaf "Sgsi KIP ;aT te waf
~ So 90 bu. during same period last year
. 1 % Il feS Shts % s 4s '2lai w sa
Germ A2e9 Ia re whea "a was 5, l.sl:', o., 6u
year ago. but corn mo- 90 mucR below last week.
tut only third Of q year ago
l."pl.oeo bu:. having increased since lie month
o!@nEd S-3,0po be-
week at 5000 bu. wheat and 5000 III corn.
Wheat receipts at the primaries to-day wsia
go bu. one year ago and slS.vyo ou. t"" yeais
ago.
a message from San ETan"isco says the
sAea; crop Of California is turning out 559.ool
tons. instead Of iv'9eyy t5ns A rsl.,ligA Tom
ABOUT 3a,ooaejg 20 2s"c9.e.o L. dosSs agree
with general aSvices.
The Argentine wheat visible decreased 23'.cg)
fu this week and il now :, 5ss,uJo pu, aSalilss
s 2Se CuJ bu- year ago. The corn Nislbi" IN
crossed 2240cv bu- szo Il l-S.spt1 d., i-z i!i.s-
q, ST. O00 Su. isst year.
on July / tho Dixie Miller sent Inquiries 20
a large number CT its correspondents IL III:
:, utherD states for the purpose Of eTllinirs
- near as possible tho coLGltior OF The wheat
and the outlook for the next years business.
although the damage oaIsed by incessant rams
tE.vughout June CAUSED a great deal Of tess IN
=, rs are that the total yield for the Southern
states Will be larger than ever before. aad the
f.os poets for prosperous milling year are bright.
i MS much 10 gathered from the reports,
= Of which published elsewhere In this
issue.
-NortEw estsrn mills do not appear TO be 50
badly disturbed over their crop conditions - they
We're some time ago. Spring wheat patents hsvs
sold lately to ST. Louis bakers for July and Aug.
delivery al IS. IS in lutte Skis. equal TO >ss IN
wood. This is a big decline. ana Is largely due
TO the competition OF Kansas hari-wheat mii!ers.
The Modern Miller outIook: Harvesting IN
mort ern section of fhe winter wheat belt ~
rearly cornpletei. and crop being secured IN good
condition. The returns continue 90 indicate a
yield fully w TO above expectations IN ILL.,
81 the districts devastated by the H-sSian fv
early in the season showing better returns
than expected. The quality cf the grain has never
c~en surpassed, being unusually Hr4Nt. cansider.i-
bic testing as nigh GO pour ds 10 the bu.. and
the proportion grading No. in the markets is
the largest record. The -four trade is i'm
proving slowly. but prospects more encou:-
aging. as the views Of buyers and sellers are
nearer working basis.
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National hanks Authorized,


isf>!t bA@iC Sf'fsISlI
Washington. July 29.-The CcInptroIier's GER
tic.ites AUTHORIZING the following national banks
10 cyiniu.n'e business were issued to-day:
The No-1fori County National BANK OF FL
FaSu. Tex capital 81 90
- The First National Bank OF Mineral Wells
Ten. capital. 500
Reserve agents ;or national banks have been
approved u follows:
Texas-The Hanover National Bank, New York
tCr the Home National Rank Baird: the First
National t{ar!s. Kansas City. for the Commercial
Natfpral Bank. Eyevtl.. the National Bank Ot
tn" Requbli,,. New York for the First Ns tionaI
Bank. Nuulttu; the First National Bank Hous-
ton. Tex. fog the city National Bank. Taylor.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.

New York. July so-FI.rr-R Receipts L. -,
bis. exports Is, 49, hhIs sales $50 pkes:
ket very quiet. the JYaG" was FAR apart on
springs. but nearer on asis winter wheat brands
:he close was steady. Rye flour steady; sales so
tbs. fair TO good g. .sG 30. ,oi-e to fancy 3 -
o. 70. Cornmeal steady yellow Western &c; city
yic: Brandywine S2.51d2.s9 Rive r-iner; No.
Western sic T. q. h. afoat state 1blS!c c. 4.
New York car ipts. Barley dull; feeding Sc C
4. {. New York. mailing isG sSc c. l. f. New York.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21

EFFV' HfIH SlEf TAI.
Washington. July 20 John T Clarl. has
been appointed clerk in the s;btreasury
at 81. Louis.
Rudolph Bender OF St Louis has been ap-
pointed plate cleaner in the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing.
George F. Cannon. John III. Wilson, e. ".
Won.iif and Fletcher Wachter have been
appointed substitute letter carriers at st.
Louis.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21

So 70 Ss. choice n extra sia0 20 $50 South
ern hcrses-ComrCn to good. S5a 10 Si1. choice
10 Extra. si5 u So Plugs SIS TO Sij-
MCLE.S-Ihe arrivals of rhe week in the com
mission market had about all been sold F'r.das
snd The trade was closing quietly as reEari-t tn.-
department. Along the % dealers barns
the INSPECTION Of British Government rnuics w-t=
stii holding forth. but there little Use
10 give active ASPECT. Arrivals in general u.
the week have ruled liberal. amounting - ataHg t
90 head IN i've days More than the avert--
number for tn" past month and p half were
,.4usiE:..i 20 thu commission mar "t. Decent
qualified I.uI-s II al slZfa- that god as"t
sold readily and with profit to 'DcSilriprs. tUt
aE-d kinds N-r: slow. s-u-''uii. plain.
small and common .u-~.
Null GI"ra;iDrs cor broke mules t. :
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rot ITRl.
Market Ensed on to Ten Cents Under
Light selling.

New York, July D-IAre poultry receipts to-
day were cars Western and I more iue TO. to-
PROV With the trade supplied fur III" week
and no prospects, .: am outlet ;Jr the fr.sh 70
c".lts befor" VI 1niar. easier feeling dey-l-
rici ana the H.ara-t declined lYc on Tow Is
and l2..c On Western spring chickens. Sbr'rg
60 ickHnS-I.l"al and Indiana 1t. other Western
u. =. southern l-c. Fowl ig~. Tar
k"NH- Fair 10 good -. Ducks-N tstern prime pIir
y 9ts'r. southern and Southwestern i.fI iy'. Geese
-- " cSt"Tn prime pair 10 Isl. southern 4ui
Sc'u'hNis'"rH s"1s9c. Dressed poultry receipts to-
Gay. 81 pkfS. The fresh T'.cs. pfs c.uiiurd
To- moderate quantity from the luthu..st The
demand was largely from tn" shop trad" and
OF a I"aulnS r'Jara"t"r. Turkeys Average hest
hers SC. toms -. Spring chickens Wes.-rr fancy
large dfy-p.c.seJ H0l7c. -ralici prime 10 fancy
L4iiSr. s'7iil~d "r dr. picked prime small !cp
l.'. southern small ia l2g. FoW Is Western dry
picked prime iv'=alic: staiIci lJi7c: Southwest
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Net receipts In United States ports :or seven
days. +.plb bales. against i.5yi for the same
tim. last week ana 10. -. last wear. Si1,e Sp5.
l. $50. ha-s. a~ai1st S.4sitNI bales time
iast s-dson- Exports for seven day q. as hal~.
against 3i..-- Tor time last W--A. St--k 81,
hard. lLssY bales against 10 IL bai-S last year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21

stocL~ OF Grnin in store.

-. Loui; i.ses hhlS.. chiasEo. 5.,s, ih!s De-
tiu!ts 10 ibis. A-.Wluh--.. g.-f> Ibis. Mime
aI"iis. $3.50 bh!s. Sew YORK I2,-t bhls 4ss.
si<s.: BaitiEurt. 2S-H' bh.s BOSTON. l,sl SIX:
News. 81. II SKIS
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Timothy mud Glover Seeds.

The timothy seed market was firm and
from &C 20 1i-c higher. due 20 the light Of
ferings and the good speculative demand that
existed. There was some cash seed on the
market. but held above buyers views. sept
started at S.95. and closed AT $50 oct
began with SZ7iz and rested at those fig
ures. Shipments amounted 20 G2,G. bu.
Cloyer-There WIS still nothing to say Of
clover seed. the market was Just nominal
Contract on the spot was quoted al s. and
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Receipts and >hipmru
IIaNsccd.

F1axsecd futures were easier and of from
- TO &c, with little desire Il" speculate.
Cash or No. Northwestern remained steady
at Sis. Sept. opened; At 81. 81. reached 81 10
reacted and closed al ihe opening price
oct. began at sl.8 and stopped At Sl.32i2 ?.
Receipts We're live cars and shipments one.
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Provisions.

Provisions were strong. anu the reasons
for the Improvement were partly on ;iC-
count of tn. firmneSS of grain markets.
and partly. and more especially. because Of
a notable falling OFF in the receipts Of hogs
In the West. Th.. total Of the days run at
the principal Western packing places was
$500 head. whereas ON the similar day of
the previous year, e!3.0 head We're received.
Liverpool quoted yesterdays prices OF pro-
visions without change. To-days local run
OF hogs was only 1900 against 1900 eX-
pected. and their price was mp from &c 70 l0c
at the yards. The run was estimated at
l2ey head
The following advances In provisions were
noted at the close: Pork. 22i2c: lard, Toe.
and ribs. 15c. The cash demand for meats
was said 20 be excellent. and the stock of
ritls bang Considerably retluced.
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THE COTTON MARKETS..
Heavy Selling Resumed and Prices
Decline-IOraI Market Inchanyed

st. Louis. Friday. July %. is9
Liverpool sdvices were rather bGllish. bat had
little Influence upon domestic markets WHERE.
selling had been Resumed and continued f4r some
time. At the close Liverpool futures w.r. Of
~ to points. and spots showed l.G loss for :he
day Prices We're hammered constantly In NV
York and the faal figures showed u.c.in. al
FOUND OF ; 10 . points.
L.. ---rI-.. f.r.-..- -. s-aIc
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When sold round. Greer-saitei &C: Southern
es.c. Dry niut-Choice Texas Is: average. re-
Ceipts nc dry fallen lie: lry-saltai l1c when
sold on seiectons: Green salt-No. 3; Tic:
green salt No. exc: bull &c; Wet glue stock
dry flint-Bull I5c; dry Gull ard glue TIzc Dry
salted-No I2i7c. Dry-saited-No. . Ike.
trcured lc less than cured pam cured nc less.
Provisions.
PoTk-Mark"t strong; f. o b. sI2.75. Lard high
er. y. side prime steam So. chu;Ce 81 CO.
country La-d-SgSi.c. according TO quality and
Package.
country Baccr-Enir average pieces. uniformly
cut and well smoked: Shoulders at 5I-Gss,: sides
sue; hams at 1I-c. Most cf the lots irregu-
larry cut and poorly handled: these sell on
their merits.
Green Hams. Etc-ieid in car lots z O.
b. L. side Hams-Range from % TO ss.c cal
ioTnia- at eiac. as IN average: ". Y. shoulders
at &c. From the block. del: Run oT house
y. Y shoulders at &C.
ID. ). Mcats-fSxd. lots: Extra shorts &c: ribs
'@e; clear sides nc: bellies sGSi.c. as in aver
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-21

The Illinois Central ticket and check bag
gage through to Northern Lake Resorts
via Steamers Manitou. Illinois and other
steamship lines.
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SPECULATIVE GRAINS
MAKE STILL FURTHER GAINS.
GRAIN MARKETS MADE y
BAD START.
Speculation Was Not Very Lively
at Any TIME, and in Partlcu-
lar ut the Start.
Ogtca Republic.


O:'ice Republic.
Friday. July =. -'tJ.
~, loo, ---,-- ,,---,-..s .,,,g. 4 very rogr
,7, - -,
start. ana Tor aNHit IL -ooh'A very '''"' "
a.s though f. was all up with them. but ~
-h. ss,- ,,--,5 rr, morn. s.-.-,th vas in
- =,
covered and the close was IT "a slight gain
sr ,,ri,a al rou.d business N the DIT on
80 - o.. -, B..
'''"I ga WIS '~..'l' ana '-'' - ''-''''0
rre hiehv:-priceH cereal. which presvote'!
r.s-r-~,- moro ,..!,-.,4rsl 20 attract the If
-,
-'.ii'A Oh t-..'N' 7s' .i..'.''''H 'i'~-''i'''
Though a. times displaying ID iair degree ~
strength ana some urtl. tuuishueys. the
-t' men. '' 90.
= the most part wst,s irregular. there BE-
:sc number gf ups and downs Gr:trg che
80 a.. s... .,., d, 80. ,.......,,......
use '' .'' a''' ana " i''-'
- tie trading Indulge. in was conducted 10y
t-.r-s-.auat operators, who changed about
80 -. e. .
]; '"-f '..''.S Z" N'.''" '.'".s' HAS. 10
..n,r being a. ryrrse ir-ia..,..l Iy tha
,,,,,-a nj .ra -ay,. ,....grv.l Tho We, ;.,--s
=. 20. .s..,...-.-
- IA. - -: $40 - - H.,
over Ni-''S N'-h ia ]. H. ''.- '.' 80
the day the character o.; the news 'f-l.'Sr'
materially for tho better. the strength c"u-
-.-v-I 20 crow AMI there WIS a quick urn
..-,... -, ,-..r,-.e ,,r-s.b closed =. . YIN.
- -. an r,,,,,a
WI. s.,..-..7 ,sr a. , .-,-,..1..,,,- ,-,r;,.s
- -
''.t'll1H INNS ~. 'i'-'a' ara i.' @v."T 49,
time after was III 'Hnii.tte control rt IAe
h.ar.Sfl element There we've great many
.-aGcrs however who still believed that
mis- grain hal declined sr,vgH. and not
.,,,..,,,55..-. a.. 49,, ...,,- 81 e-.,..E
-, -, -, -. - .,,,.-,.,i
.'"'H U" an "@. 'l'''''~I va I..'! "tt'- -t'-'
!FS. a-td 'rllE ''i'i" lHv CLOS" ms 9"S-
,vstcS in Wrestling 2 victory from " hat a.
pearel 20 - I defeat. s. much bull seuri-
rusnt being worked al, over late news that
,,~i.ss ,ur,as sfr,r,.l,i ,,,,,,..~-s a,,7 .r,-.s
- - =, -, -. -r--t.,.
Waen the market 'irnet Hp Tor business.
were confronted by q aistr'-sl'.s: array OF
l-.arsh Influences. which seemed To h. more
,.ffg,tiva here trar al other domestic mar
l,.-s ..,s,- -i,- ..r-.,,.. er.,., IL, ., 80 ny
,--r.fa :. .,,5- ,,... p y, 1,-,-r - ~ =. : ~
W.. ~ - 81
'-t >ert, mere were 50 mann eager Guy
"rS on this break that 4 quick change OF
front took place and prices reacted sharply,
inside of a quartz. OF an hour
l ne initial auElCeS included ttH cables.
rcportiu-, LIVERPOOL UNCHANGED. hut LONDON
: III lower IN srf,a az t-,a afVasg,,a on This
ii. yesr.rJay ma tho Arrr-Ti-. Skip-
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"a, = . a. III, -. "a ia. - ~. IN -
''''''-' - rr,i g. -. .,.
WhThHMitL"NS Quote car l-~ on TX:
- - I'm IN !if'tl" a. az IT,: iL nun :"
a..a"i. t.NaE a. S'.tils' Jog car iH''iaus ss'i'-
.. ' mn ~, e. - g. ai1...~ 10 81 l''
rs y. 49, r. OFT fan $500 ' T~t \,
-. ,,-5 80. 20. S'i'a '''. ,,--, -
%, -. j.. tn 's.-..; .u' ftr .'st "f-raf> .,,.I
~ rvs frNs. ':lirl-v rif.rins~ IN -
,r,~k., .sI,.s ~ ..,.e- ,.n., far-rau~ az ~
g. Pr .n'.--' crate. Arkansas hU ,>@ ~
ar.. r'..n'.e~e~ - 6z- at ~. sni. 4's,~.,.-,
-. i.,g 40. 10y.
Ises hzs .sFh harvest 10 u.4--c and "a JrT"
~, NV. ~ = - S.
I!.i u'loi". VIVA r.'>. ~ 5000, i'"~ gal
as,' pr -iu l .,,' '' ,7ss,w al e1.S,,i
,'..r'i's ""sl".igl a.i uaru.naily t5 iss-'s' I'r
g. PR '',. To ,.',E .., M" WHO e'''' '' at
- ~ mi Hrara, -,'aur. At ~. r - s.a,
L-se., .r....s..
.'s:. ZEN , .;'.,.5'''' .' '''''1 -
Ter > sai ,:ar sr ..i-IF ns,,r-, aui snyder zap
a. w,lai,rr r,nrar,,fs- o,,.,.,.r. q, ,-s., ,.r
ta.ti case.
gel r.--.
pAris.7r' Gans.r .ii.rylr-w qaa.c. ca,i,s-.r,:
a.. a. ami p,,,i, a, a. T., a rs- = H.
,'a-- Teaches AI,NIrIrr az .s.siyi ier - 10
,Stir:AxG-s We oyate IN a., s5fuinr way from
Int. ~ = .5f- : 10y, SSX. G,lfs.rr?, s.eiiInss
- s. "a $50. i,-e valencia At 8 "a and Mel
,.rranear sweet 1t s. 25i3.75 I,r '.ix. Cuo'atis
81 ~ s..ll,rr. s. ~ ~ Iafc vaienSi.
si..i.., =, 7-tii5s f6r fin,y: ,,giieSrnii a, &
sane. ,.tr.;..-7,-, mot. =, 81 a a., -rK =,
81 for 1'vS
~, ~. quote Florida az S'.-'a"' yer
E-,--.., - 800 81. =, s.,,rl ,-,y a.
g PEI io'
"a, si.75 .,er burci i.r trs,~ aui Ge-iI.59 for
i5;TNroES- IIrrns grown errly OH, -1.lcr:
'I[yn%I me, q. a7..,-.. ,-,ll1,- O.. So
T@MAT3i:s. ,'9l.s1men'S no.: wan..i H1'a a..
t'."H 80 a. -. PEI - So, -sz7s5,
yer ~ , ,ih ...,.-,,c,. No. ~,,,ple Tor
r-,-ss H.. - NJ ~, - ~ IN
8, - lHhE, ssliirs On ord-T r-c AZ
his4s.) , ,..,.r,-,,,.~ ,... ,,,,,. 49,
's'lz9 :, 81 e. 80. %, a
tfrIERy" ~ MiSbia3 ,ahi l;na :, nelun sized In
n.y. demand A' '--t 10 80 pr -'@ '1". ''''' ~
i.T.,,o tT--,.,-,,,, .,,,,,,.s,.- 49,. ,a-,.r.,
49, -. - 80 ~, ~ nm
s,f,iE al ''' ~ ''NN ''7'.'-
.f,.@,cU- rIo-,,. ..,,,,,,, .,rs =, n, nor IL,
t-s;s.i, NJ, 49, IN IN - - a., -,
-sr a. fa,r7ays5 49,
crrr->- ny ASE,J {ss,a r-ov.- s.I1 I.,s. a. =
c, - ,,7..,t =, -, n r,,I,,,, "a r. =, 10 tn
IL, no In, - ''
Rf,IsTS- " r.-,,,y, sell a, 81 ., per bt in
shi:p.ne order
-f-pN,IrsS Hume -rorr set =. 81 TO- NH IN
sli,r;rf ,rg.-s Co,a,gnfnsn.s not wanted
Il Al Home Sr,.Sr, iuIl NJ 81. nor bu box
lose
LETTUCE T!orpe-gr.Hu .eIiF1- loose AT SOD
O. ,.- ~ box
SWEET P,,rA TOTS-IIarre- grown rev Ber-
rrula selling az 81 81 per bu. loose
,,,...r,...,u. x.-fo,.
hlGfiN selling on basis OF 81 90
SCRAP IRON AND METALS ou-Wr7uIht
= ltr ~ lbs heavy cast S'c stee! and riall"a-
5.r G an. - stove i,ipe 2"c' burnei Iisc
~. s. i-.tfit >. lraNy ~. tOLleF SiV-SO Lad
So IN. = 1tWt"f -
. 1, cl'El.~ilF F,ln car lo;s on trs Stayrs.-
T, 'i'c..WS;4 Hour p,s; ~ ''!i,' 20 49, ha!f
III. g.: fiTs,f. s.a's. iaEd utSr * p1ik
-. - iira'''i5ts ;, iS. hoor h' ~
20 t.Ii', W Cpl Sff,-r, toE cqcir. -
~ T 60. -. ~. C''i s'l.! - ,yJp e.
''fN slfitt. - G pork taiS. =.
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WHEAT-Cash meriUet-Recaiyed IS 43S SKIS
ard 1914 cars local and l. cars through. Higher
been. some Toledo buyers withdrawing entirely
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Buti-r, Cheese and E-c,

New york. July 81 Butter R-"eipfs 4 100
ihtS-' market linn: crramcri's lSiq GI4i-c; cur
itnt PACKED factory l-TI|.. Cheese Receipts s
-. ikss., market slow large white y'sc: large
,r4I'I -; small whit" 9i1li9'.C. small colJrci
%,Sgs.c- Receipts 6 ~. pks~.. market firm:
Western al marx llEiSizc for average lots.
Western. loss on. IjalsI-c
Chicago Pantry nu,t,sf...
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Liverpool MarDet-Sp0: very duh ans! prices
81 higher. uplaid - sci. sales riu bales.
utuf-s closed steady. July ti-DIi a .Iu.y Aug
. @.-t+d l.. Aus pt. = 1854 b.. S-pt.-t,.t.
> S.-e+d =. o--;.-Ncv. 4 4S-Sld Nsy.-Dec. 4
y -! 5. Drc.-JIE. u -s+I :
N"N York MaTkets-Spgts steady and IN
changed: midiiiag Ivc. Futures closed ste,Ii,-r.
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Wool.


- i'th. jay % Wool lulI.
iNts'oh Mass. July 2n.-The Commercial Rulla-
ne ha4net Is stronger in tone. New fine
,rtluiis ,icthiEE territory has been ssli on a
htSis OK -: cisan Tn sales show a slight in
'.'ase- II Is evident that not only Ia the Tinted
.tau'S. uHt IN Europe manufacturers have run
s,.sir S'oRs - woo! perilousy low. Goods also
- ~ sinai! supply. ant machinery is being
.:-,iPt-t, 70 prevent any possible accumulation
I-Ss i''I NE week 2.211.u1 lbs. domestic and
$500 - I.feisn. total OF 81 ~ lbs for
ttis Wa. against tu;s! OF > I66 0'D lhS last
$3.50, ~. = iota! Of 10. lc5.a1 lbs for the cor
~ - ''iiii I week last year Receipts 10 date
h.pf Ie,Tetse of IL ~ bales domestic an IN
SI''S" % h-."sl bales foreign. against last wear
re s-i4es 10 DAT. shosy a ,Iccr.as. ~ :: IA M
nos u'l-s,lC and 3. ~. 3rt lbs foreign
ir'iI..'", 'uy eJ.-Ilhrs a large attendance
p, a, ne last day - the present series OF
az, li''s today The number OF bales
.Isr+l wa los. There was a good selection
- .ie." y 90 buying Cr,ss-5reds freely During
-. sair ss's bales II wool were -oli 10 the
si''. -Act' 20 the Continent and 2ssl to
-'Int,.cH iSSyyl bales were held over Sales I'm
az Wv South Wales ,. 30 bales: secured
" aSu'-; sTrasy 3dGls. Queensland 9n bale:
scGuisa Is l'.dHls 81: greasy sadIliIti Vie
, , - IaIfs secured stGsiRa: greasy 5fdis 81
mania Sn AHA ioo bales; greasy 7i4dH7.:d. Tas-
I,l%,ta ~ bales. greasy sLdIiS st.d. New
nsalsho i' esies: secured 1'sid1s gsi: greasy
nnisIo ape u Good Hope and Natal 80 bales
seo"Fed IL Z'zdals ST: greasy oda7a.d.
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Ne" York. July 20-raliforuia dried fruits
c3ntinu" Inactive and nominal. S-nt- .yapor-
III 49, lips; c'snmon ;'EH5c: prime 5l.gs'r;
tLytcc - Yn-sr. fancy 9G7l.C. California dried
IrHnes S'.d sc pr ID. as t. size and quality
Npile"tS. royal Halt. Moor Park Isffi7c:
i'"a'heS' peeled liHIsc. unpreled case.
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chicago. July p Iced poultry quiet: turkeys
ea'c: chickens &. &C to Ifglic