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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-08-29
Well sntislieh.

Bliffers-Buncom is self made man,
isn't he2
Wifers-Yes. What makes you think
so?
Bliffers-He seems to be well satisfied
with the iob.-New York Weekly.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-08-29
Needles.

The largest needle mandatory in
the world is at Redditch, Worcester
shire, England. Over 100000 needles
are made there weekly.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-08-29
How TO Stow Onions.

Select the medium sized silver onions,
peel of the outer skin, let them lie in
cold water half an hour and drain, COW
or with boiling water add a teaspoon
full Of salt and boil uncovered for ten
minutes. Drain off this water, cover
with fresh, boiling water, add salt and
boil ten minutes longer, then change
the water again and boil until the on
ions are tender. They should be white
as snow. DO not boil too hard or cover
the saucepan or the onions will be
strong and dark colored. Make a cream
sauce and pour over the onions after
carefully draining them.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-08-29
RRnsoming the Dead.

In medieval times not only were Iiv-
Ing prisoners ransOmed by their friends.
but a ransom was demanded even for
the bodies OF those slain In action.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-08-29

Connections at Rupert with Philadelphia
Reading Railroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua
WiliamspOrt, Sunbury, POttsville, etc Al
Northumberland with p and f. Div. +. X. X. for
Harrisburg, Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren
CORY, and Erie.
; Daily. Daily except unday. fStop on
signal.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-08-29
To GET GOOD ROADS.
MARROW ROADS AND WIDE TIRES
SOLVE TIE PROBLEM

MtlttRry HiEhWRs. of the old Ro-
man. Mere Made Narrow - " ear
Better and Cheaper TO ButId-N tide
Road. More Susceptible 90 Rut.
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Quotations mt St. Louis, baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Places

ST. LOUIS July is--FIour firm and fairly
fancy and straight. ssaS 49, clear. s. So@s S.
Corn meal steady at SIC Bran scarce and
tainable this side Wheat-No red. cash. s4.sc;
IVY Gb5g r septsm6er SSe; Dseemser eSfc
sc: September. 52ssc Oats-No. q cash. sac !;
July. 345.c; September, size: May SSl.c; No. 2
higher at SIS Dry-ssit meats G ,boxedD strong
In demand; extra shorts, IS: clear ribs, IS 20;
clear. sides. $3.50 Bacon Sboxed) strong in de-
clear sid, sides syS'ls. Hay firm; timothy. slS Tor
Ky steady at sl.27. Iron cotton ties, s,l5. Bag
sing sing ssaIte Hemp ,wns &c Receipts " s1o
bu; osts. %. 600 bu. Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls
wheat $4,000 bu; corn, $1,000 blu; oats $4,000 bu
II BA A July col lsZFlour dull and an. un-
Wheat firm but inactive: spot. 12q.2h.c; the
month. n47lhc; August, 7OlSQ70%e; september.
1s7lol bu; exports. g. 900 bu: Southern by sample
6207Se: Southern. on grade, s997Sc. Corn dull;
SIC; September. 52Ac: steamer mixed. 5OI4Q50lsc;
receipts. LIS bu; exports none: Southern white
and yellow corn, 51G52c. Oats firmer: No. 2
white: S711e; No. mixed. Soc; receipts. H.54s bu
lonsberry. sc: No. red and iongberry. &c
Timothy seed. 81 per bu Clover seed. s. 5eGs; IS
clover hay. s1Ogll New potatoes, 81 per brl on
arrival Homegrown onions. .25 per bril- Leaf
cumbers soc per doz Homes grown beets. 15c per
doz Iurnips, 15c per doz. Homegrown cabbage.
<l-o0nl1o per crate
KANSAS CITY. July 1S-Wheat-July. size
September. 627sQs3c; December. s5Hc; cash. No. 2
hard. 62iz16Sc. No. red, 63$4c; No. spring
Sllse Corn--:July. 559sass.sc; September. 5S1sc
December. 53lsc; cash. No. mixed, 5ihG56c
No. white, 56d57c Oats-No white 40iaq4lc
Recepts-Wheat. 1Si. 500 bu: corn q, 500 bu; oats
1900 bu. Shipments-Wheat, lis. 400 bu; corn
$4,000 bu; oats. 5000 Blu.
LIVERPOOL. July B-wheat--spot steady;
No red Western winter. IS I'd; No ! northern
spring, 5s I'd; No. California. 5s 91zd. Corn
Spot quiet; American mixed. new. is I'd; Amer
lean mixed. old, As AID. Lard-American refnes
in pals. AS Sd Hams-Short firm at sis 3D.
Bacon-Cumberland cut steady at As 3D. long
clear middles. heavy. firm at 45s Cd
nrm: No. red. Soc Corn Arm No. mixed.
SIC. Oats quiet: No mixed. 36l2G37c. Rye
firm; No. 2. 4sc for new. SIC for old. Lard steady
at IS 40 Bulk meats firm at $S-11iz. Bacon firm
at 1928 Whisky (distillers' finished goods
quiet a basis of Sl27.
TOLEDO. July 1s.-Wheat active and steady:
cash and July. eS1zc August. 6Si1c; September.
69c; December. 71tc. Corn quiet and higher;
cash and July, SOC: September: 5lS.c; Oats active
higher; cash and July. 31lzQ31&c Septem-
be- 327sc- Rye. sic. Clover seed cash. prime.
SO; October. S5.67iz.
MILWAUKEE, July 1S-Barley steady; No. 2
5i12c; sample, 35q5Sc.
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ALL HIGHER But WHEAT
CORN AND OATS ADD MORE THAN
CENT To THE PRICE.
Damage Reports. Help the Former,
visions Advance, Wheat Declines.

CHICAGO. July 1s.-Corn and oats in
1uenced by the weather. led an advance
which held wheat steady to-day, corn clos
ing 11sc higher, oats 14d1ssc up and wheat
nc lower for September delivery. Provi-
sioHs closed unchanged to TIC higher.
Early reports OF interest TO corn traders
gave the impression that last nights rains
more liberal than was afterwards
thought 10 be the case, and in consequence
sufficient corn was offered to depress the
price from sc to &C. There was a steady
country demand, however. and rally from
5Od50ssc. the opening figures, TO DISC
sued. Profit-taking caused a fractional
setback, but sentiment gradually ge-
coming decidedly bullish on numerous
damage claims. which came in flood from
the corn belts' Finally the impression be-
came general that the rains last night had
been little better than local showers in
scattered districts, and a rush of buying
sent September to SIC. The close soon after
was strong, 1isc over yesterday, at 5l7sc.
Receipts were POI cars.
Oats were strong and active. advancing
with scarcely a setback throughout the
day. The corn strength was, of course,
a help. but III the main the advance was
due to continued buying for country &C
a short crop Receipts were "A Sep
TENDER sold between 313sc and 331sc. and
closed 1sQIssc higher at 35933lsc.
Reports of. beneficial rains in the wheat
zone remained an influence in the wheat
market throughout the session. the great
est potency being at the opening. when
September sold from ssQ5sc lower at 67ss6D
675sc. Buying, largely for the Southwest,
caused a rally TO 6Slsc early. but in SYM
pathy with weakness in the markets OF
the Northwest n further decline to 674c
followed Later, damage claims from the
spring wheat territory, the strength of
the coarse grains and heavy exports re-
suited in a rally to 6SI4c and the close
firm and lsc lower at 6S1sc The mar
ket not a large one, and feeling was
nervous under conflicting weather reports.
Exporters reported 50 loads taken. Sea-
board clearances in wheat and flour were
equal to 9o7 600 bu. Primary receipts were
so, 600 bu. compared with Col 600 bu a year
ago. Local receipts were 231 cars, 100 of
contract grade Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 2l3 cars, against 301 cars last week
and ga cars the corresponding day last
year.
Provisions were dull, fiuctuating narrow
ly, but holding steady In sympathy with
corn and on higher prices at the yards.
September pork closed 712c higher at
sl4.2ra; lard. with a like advance, at SS.65
and ribs unchanged at $780,
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
200 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, SO cars; hogs,
1900.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK; July 1s-Butter.Receipts. s,sO4
packages. Market firm; State dairy. 14a141zc:
creamery l5@s az factory. isal5.sc Chess
fancy. large. eolored, &c: fancy. large white.
Sc. fancy. small. colored. sac; fancy. small.
white. sAc. Eggs-Receipts. $3.50 packages. Mar:
ket steady; State and Pennsylvania. 15dl7c;
Western candled. 13G15c; Western uncandled. SO
l2lzc.
BALTIMORE. July 1S.-Butter steady and I'M
changed fancy imitation. 17dlsc; fancy cream
cry. 2Cd2lc; fancy ladle. l5G1sc: store packed IL
a14c. Eggs steady and unchanged; fresh. 13HQ
lac Cheese firm and unchanged; large, CSC;
medium. 10c; small, 104c.
LOUISVILLE. July S.-Packing butter, 11lzT
12lzc per h.: common country. HE; good. 12l1c;
Elgin. &c. in 60-lb tubs. PC in 30-b tubs; Ell
gin. ID prints, pc. Eggs, sq8zc.
CHICAGO. July 1S.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm; creameries,
1401sc; dairies, l3Nl6c Cheese firm at 9I4GiOI1c
Eggs steady: fresh. 12isc.
KANSAS CITY. July 1S.-Eggs weak: fresh
Kansas stock quoted unchanged at 7Izc per doz
loss off, cases returned; seconds. 4c.
CINCINNATI. July 1s.-Eggs firm at 1oc. But
ter quiet creamery. l7S32lc: dairy. 11jhn12c
Cheese steady; Ohio fiat. siza9c.
ST. LOUIS July ls.-Butter steady creamery
16q201ze: dairy 14ql6c. Eggs steady; nearby
&c; Southern, &C.
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NERVOUS TONE PREVAILS
STOCK MARKET SENTIMENT Is VERY
MUCH UNSETTLED.
Heavy Volume of Liquidation Until
Late In the Day-OnIy N Few Stocks
Close at Top Prices

NEW YORK, July 1s-Specuative judg-
ment on to-day's stock market was unset
tied and inconclusive. under the in
fiuence of the erratic gyrations of
Union Pacific, ST. Paul and 10 a
lesser extent. other railroads imme-
diately affected by the Northern Pacific
settlement announced late yesterday. The
influence OF the announcement was domi-
nant at the opening, as was shown by the
congested buying Of the stocks of the rail-
roads affected and OF the steel stocks. The
simultaneous purchases OF Union Pacific
at the opening were of 10000 shares at 1884
to 104lz compared with 1928. last night, and
of St. Paul 5000 shares at 1852 to loo. COM
pared with 1884 last night. United States
Steel was dealt In TO the extent of 5000
shares, varying in price from 401z to Ala,
compared with 40Ss last night. The price
OF this stock at the opening was the high
est of the day and il was under steady
pressure through the mutations OF the
market, getting down nearly a point under
last night and closing at a fractional net
loss. The whole market felt the effect of
enormous realizing sales, and the successive
declines suggested the conjecture that in
side interests which bought stocks yester-
day were selling out to take profits. The
belief prevailed in the board that the large
capitalists who supported the market on
Monday and Tuesday by buying practically
all offerings of the leading stocks were
Tightening their load. The rather palpable
manipulation Of the market and the cir
culation of vague limitations that further
disclosures were coming OF additional ar
rangements under the Northern Pacific set
Element added TO this impression. Rather
frank admissions were Forthcoming that
the announcement of the Northern Pacific
settlement was timed with view to quiet
ing apprehensions and checking the uneasi-
ness in the stock market, against the carrier
decision of those interested TO withhold the
announcement until a later period These
conditions served to take the edge OF the
fact OF the announcement or the Northern
after midday when the general level or
prices had receded well below last night,
even Union Pacific and St. Paul showing
losses. The weakness in AtchiSon, Rock
Island, the coalers and some OF the South
ern lines were quite pronounced. Late In
ward movement. The demand for the stock
was apparently Unsuitable, blocks OF LUZ
TO 1000 shares succeeding each otner IN
quick succession. Every effort was appar-
ent TO bid up the price of the stock. II
touched lO9 before the close; 81. Paul was
The market rallied in sympathy, but did not
generally get back to the best. chicago q
Northwestern rose and General ELECTRIC
3D. The closing feverish and 1rregu-
lar, below the best.
The railroad bond market was active ana
slightly irregular. Total sales, at par value,
were S297O,0o0. United States bonds were
all unchanged on the last call.
Following are the days snare sales ana
the closing best prices: -.
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Wool.

LONDON. July 1S-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered 49, 7i2 bales. There
a good demand and competition was active
at fs.m prices Superior merinos per cent
higher. Fine crOss-breds were taken freely by
buyers from France and Germany. Coarse sold
with more spirit when suitable grades We're Of
fered. American buyers paying per cent ad-
vance for their purchases. Scoureds were in
good demand for Germany. American BUYERS
were less active when merinos were offered hut
they secured a few merinOs and cross breds
Following are the sales: New South Wales 900
bales. secured. 3a.dG1s sad greasy. 3LG1Oi5d
Queensland 800 bales. secured 10ddIs I'D. greasy
3&Q9ikd. Victoria. 3.iO0 bales: secured ada
Is I'D: greasy. 2izGl0isd. South Australia 500
West Australia, 100 bales; secured. 10isd: greasy
5d6izd. New Zealand. 200 bales: secured 4dTi
Is 3D.. greasy, 2.G9i2d. Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal. LOO bales; secured. 7hdG1s ID; greasy
4AGThd.
ST. LOUIS, July lS-The general movement is
quite large there being ready buyers Tor all
available offerings Values are strengthening
grades. IiGl7c: light fine Ii6ltc: heavy fine On
lie; tub washed, l2d24c
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Crush of People at st. Michael.

SEATTLE. Wash, July ls-The steam
ship Portland arrived in port early to-day,
bringing news OF great ice fields and great
congestion OF people AT St. Michael, which
was relieved by her arrival at the mouth OF
the Yukon, followed by other craft The
Portland took tive week-June 20 10 July a.
to reach St. Michael from Nome She
plowed through vast ice foes and on June
a was within eight miles OF St Michael
only TO put out TO sea again. The report
from 81. Michael was TO the effect that
1900 Yukon men and women had been at
that port for three weeks waiting for the
first steamer. So scarce did provisions be-
come that they were living for a long time
on one meal a day. There is a great rush
down the Yukon from as far as Dawson
for Nome.
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Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the following
named Jndianians:

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Jndianians:
Originsl-John A. Olphant, Connersvlle. S.:
Allen Boyer. Logansport Sc.
Additional-Yarrow King. Laconia. S.
Increase-Edmond Allgood. Bloomington SIP:
John w. Mullen. Lafayette s12: Solomon Wal
tiers. Oolitic. $40; James ID. Jerries. Indianapolis
$40: Charles Perry, Wyatt, S. David L. Brown,
White Hall S. Thomas j. Richards. Mooney
$50; Nicholas A. Shatto Hartford City. $40: John
Schaad. Dale. IS; owen Johnson. Lebanon sl7;
William A. Langston. Muncie, 81; Harvey r.
Todd. Carroll 81; Francis II. Powell. Parricks-
burg, s24: Isaac W. Jones. Charlottesville sl7:
William II. Paine. Alpine. 81: Levi Smoke
North Webster. 81; Bluford p. Huston. Oregon.
IS; Edwin Robb Hazleton. SO; Francis Perrin.
Floyd, s12 John H. Akers. Washington s2t:
Alfred W Carter. Panfeld, $40: William Fred
erick. Decker. sl4 William II. Young. Goodiand
500 William Crawl. Linton. 81: Roland d
White, Yellow Stone, $50; Edward c. Cummings,
National Military Home. Grant. s.: John K
Shank, Gilead. IS; Charles Allen. Alexandra $40
Reissue and lncrease-John ". Farris Terre
Haute, sl7: Richard c. Miller. Wabash. $40:
Mary c. Stone, Indianapolis. IS: Maggie T. Nor
gan. Fort Wayne. S.
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TRIPLE EXECUTION.
Three Negro Murderers Dropped from
the Same ScaffOld.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 1S.-The first
triple execution ever held in this county
took place here to-day, when three negro
murderers were suspended from the same
scaffold in the Jail yard. The condemned
were Babe Battise, Duser Thompson and
Abe Petway. The trap was sprung at I0:l5
a. m. and the men were pronounced dead
within fifteen minutes.
The crime for which Petway paid the
penalty was the murder of an old white
man named Wrenn on the night of May
81, 1900 Battise and Thompson were
hanged for the murder of Cain Miller, a
negro "spotter'' for the police Thompson
charged Battise with the crime, and to the
last affirmed his innocence.
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AT NEW YORK.
Late Upturn I'm Corn and whent-Re-
Aned Sugar Continues Unsettled.

NEW YORK. July lS-Flour-Receipts. l4sl1
orls. exports. s.713 brls. Market fairly active
and steady; winter straights. s5.25q345. Corn
meal strong: yellow Western. No5: Brandywine.
g s0927o Rye firm. No. Western SIC T. O. b.
sioat; State. 52G53c. c. l. T.. New York car lots
wheat-Reeeipts. 100 bu: exports. los 500 bu
Spot nrmer: No. red. TsHc. {. o. b. aaoat
54Lc elevator: No. ! northern Duluth Tg.c
T. O. b.. anoat: No 1 hard Duluth. SIC. I. o. b..
anoet. Options were weak early In the day
through heaviness in Northwestern markets and
unloading: rallied on talk OF damage to spring
wheat and were finally FIRM with corn. closed
very firm at partial &c net advance. July
7shQ7ftc. closing at 7fAc. September, n il-igfl
ls,se. closing at Tshc; October. Tss.G1ssc. clos
ing al 75tsc.
corn-Recsipts. 2s0oo bu: exports 1s4o bu
Spot nrmer; No 2. Stttc elevator. $40, T. o. D..
shoat Options al nrst sased or under more
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81 s4ikd4 s4H for sixty days; posted rates 81 ST.
and Sass commercial bills Sass. 4S4I. Clear
fngs 500. 31s.I17; balances Sl5.474 5l9
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange 81 Sc and 81 SSH
New York exchange. &c discount Clearings
s24. 90I. 395; balances. 1855 ESQ
BOSTON.-ciesrings. s23. SS5.l4s: balances, ST.
PHILADELPHIA Money. per cent Clear
ings $l65G01l2; balances. 1850 9s2
ST. LoUIs.-Money. .4q6 per cent New York
S1,9so.212; balances. $685.. $50
BALTIMQRE-Money, 4isa5 per cent. Clear
ings. 50. 6ss balances. s4Ol Oss
CINCINNATL-New York exchange 1eG2oc
premium Money, Si246 per cent. Clearings
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Oils.

NEW YORK July 1s.-Petroleunn steady. re-
fined New York lose; Phila delnhia and Balti-
more. &c; Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk
4.50c. Rosin steady. Spirits OF turpentine steady
OIL CITY. July IS-Credit balances sI.10 Ger
tihcates-no bids. Shipments. S.605 brs: aver
age s,h5 brls; runs los. lOS brls: average. 1896
brs.
WILMINGTON. July 1S-Spirits OF turpentine
steady at $50 Q34c. Rosin firm at s5cGsl Crude
turpentine quiet at 81 10 81 Tar firm at 81 So
MONTPELIER. July IS.-Crude petroleum
stronger. North Lima, SIC; South Lima and In
diana nc.
CHARLESTON. July 1S.-Spirits Of turpentine
firm at s3hc- Rosin firm and unchanged
SAVANNAH. July B-Spirits OF turpeutine
firm al Sac. Rosn frm and unchanged
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CHICAGO, July s.-cattle-Receipts. 5.22s. in
GLIDING 80 Texans. Market active and l5d2Sc
~ sner GoOS q To 20 prime steers S $500 sssssr
a. COWS, g 7oq4. 70: heiiers. s. S5g4se: can
ners. sl5oq2.ss; bulls. s2Q44o: calves. ss75g7
Hogs-Receipts today. 5000: estimated for to-
to shade higher. Mixed and butchers s5ioGs;
good 70 choice heavy. s. 90G6l 10; rough heavy.
S9oog5.s5; light. S5.6535so; bulk of sales. $50
sheep-Receipts. 5000 Sheep steady to strong
lambs steady. Good 70 choice wethers. .sef 100;
ss5oGi yearlngs s4a475. native lambs 1no
choice here), s525q+s5 Western lambs. s.. 90 D.
July Il: Receipts-Cattie ls.ss2 hogs. "a .2s2;
S.0os; sheep 5s2
KANSAS CITY. July s-Ca.tle-Recepts. 800
natives, 200 Texans. GOO calves. Beef steers;
feeders strong. Choice export and dressed beet
ers and feeers 70 soo Wf - fed steers
native cows sS75g3SS: heifers SCI 5cafI-7S: can
ners. 81. 20; bulls. s25oTi calves. 81 5O %.
Hogs-Receipts. LOO. Market 5110c higher:
Top S.s7ls bulk OF sales. s5.5095S0; heavy. 50 $
go: PIGS. 81 s5sIl $50 's" '''''
sheep1-Recepts. 1900. Sheep steady: lambs lOc
linrs ss5og4.2S; ewes. s3gS.25; stock sheep. $50
ST. LOUIS. July s-cattle-Receipts. 1900. In
1oc and Texans 2oc higher. Native shipping and
exports steers, S9I060; dressed beef and butchef
steers S4Q5S0 Steers under Loco lbs IS. 6Od4. 65
stoekers and feeders 81 scat % cows and heifers.
S2a450 Gamers sl.25d275: bulls. s2.5OQS.25
Texans and Indian steers, s3Qi25 cows and
heifers. s2.25G3 So
Eoss-Receipts. 500. Market steady TO strong.
Pigs and lights: s5.7Oa5So: packers. s5.7OQ5s5;
butchers, $5.S5G605.
sheeP-Receipts. 200. Market quiet and
steady. Native muttons. s. $685. lambs S2SaS;
culls and bucks S2G3; stockers. Si.5od2.
NEW YORK, July s.-Beeves-Receipts. 60.
Very little trade: steady feeling cables un-
changed; exports none; none tomorrow
Calves-Recepts. none. Market steady. Veals.
SSfi7 no choice calves here. buttermiiks nominal.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $3.50. Sheep firm
and good stock scarce; to- grades OF lambs trihe
firm; medium and common grades dull and lower.
Sheep s3.25I4.75; culs. S250G3; lambs, si75G
e-60; one car (choice), 1915.
hogs-keceiptS, LIS. Market lower. state
hogs. 500; medium Western hogs. S6.l5.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. July 1s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. Loo. Market higher Steers. Aa5. 50
Western sSQ475 Texans, s3.25G4.4O; cows $50
rs; calves. s305.
Hogs-Receipts. II. OO0 Market shade higher.
Heavy S560g5.70; mixed. S555d5.5Tl2; light. IS 40
q557i2: bulk OF sales, S5.55Q5.60
Sheep-Receipts. 200. Market steady. Wethers,
sS.z5@S60: ewes, s.. S0@3.30; lambs. A25q5.
BUFFALO. July 1s.-Receipts-Cattle. So cars:
sheep and lambs 20 cars: hogs, Ship
ments-Cattle, cars; sheep and lambs. cars:
hogs cars Not enough demand TO make basis
OF price.
Calves-Choice to extra. se.5OQ6.75.
Spring Lambs-Choice to extra, s5.25d5. 50;
mixed sheep, s3.75G4
Hogs-All grades, S6q605.
CINCINNATI. July ls.-Hogs-Market active
but lower at S4T5.95.
Cattle-Market quiet at s2G52 5.
Sheep-MarAet steady at s2.25q365; lambs dull
q S5lt5.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. July Is-Poultry-Alive weak
Springers 14G15c turkeys. SC; fowls. 10I5c
Dressed easier; sprngers. 1sa20c; turkeys. "a
Size: fowls 1Oi2q11l1c.
ST. LOUIS, July 1s.-Poultry dull; chickens
6i2c springs. 10c: turkeys, &C. springs 15c; ducks
&c; springs. &c; geese. &c: springs. 4Q5c.
LOUISVILLE, July 1S-Hens. 7lkc per ID:
spring chickens. 11is@l2c per Id, sIa5 per doz;
young ducks. SQ10c per 10.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-Iced poultry steady; chick
ems SQl4c; turkeys, case.
CINCINNATI. July 1S.-Poutry firm: chickens.
SizUl2c: turkeys. &C.