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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

Cash quotations were as folloWs:
Flour firm. with little doing. No. 2
spring wheat. lSS@ Toe. No. 8. 69413c.; NO.
red: 7314QI6Ac NC: corn a,, aocc Mo ~ },
white. 3en34c. No. 2 rye, 4ac. Good feed
Ing barley, esq sc.; fair to choice malt
In &, s@55c. No: haxseed, 81 .l5; Mo-
81 & 8 Mess rork. per barrel. sls.s
si7. co.: lard, PSF 100 pound 79gs1A.zo3t;
short II sides noosel: 8. 21hQ$s.!b dry
ealted sshp1lders lboxeO, g 2S4Ss 50; short
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

NEW YORK; December 9.-Beeyes-Re-
market steady; sales included bulls at
s2@s3; dry cows. 1.65@s2.z5; dressed beef
steady: city dressed native siaes; ~ to
11Ac. per pound; Texas beef. 6Q71sc. Ca
hles quoted American steers at l219 to
1890. dressed weight; refrigerator beef
at 1O1Ac. per pound; exports to-day, 1870
head cattle and 80 head sheep.
Calves-Receipts: 1870 head; veals lower:
other cables steady; veals sold at $500;
small calves at siQs4.50; grassers at s325@
S3.75: car of western calves at IS. 90; city
dressed veals, general sales 101a to 131sc.
per pound.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $3.50 head;
sheep, 15M25c. higher; sheep sold at $3.194f
s4.25; about a deck at $40; lambs at 500
s6121k; dressed mutton. 51s@7l2c. per
pound: dressed lambs. 772@l0c.
Hogs-Receipts. 2,642 head; market
about steady; State hogs sold at $685..
EAST BUFFALO, n. Y. December O.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; market fairly
active; 15M25c. lower.
Veals-Rcceipts. 225 head: market
steady: tops, $s.25@SS.5O; common to good,
$. 50GsS.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head: market to
1t.. lower; heavy. $6..0@S640; mixed. $1,000
Sc 20: Workers. S.. 90G1s6: pigs, $3.50: roughs
IS 50Is5. 70: stays. s4.5o1S5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1o.500 head;
lambs. 10c.; sheep, sc. higher; top lambs
S.. G5@$5.75; culls to good, s4.50Ms5.50
yearlings, S4.25@s4.50; ewes. S4Ms4.25: top
mixed, s3.75@s4; culls to good, sl.75Gs3.et.
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PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG. VA. December 9.-Cot-
ton-Steady at S@S l-16c. for good lots.
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CHICAGO. December 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $3.50 head; market about steady;
good to prime steers, s5.55@S6..-: poor to
medium, sG@s5.65; stockers and feeders,
s2Gs4.6o; cows, si.25Ms4.5O: heifers. s2gs4.75;
Gamers, s1.25Ms240; pulls s2Msi:50; calves
s.. 50QS7; TeXas-fed steers, s3Ms5.25.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 10000 head; to-
morrow. 5000 head; left over, 5000 head:
heavy closed strong, light steady; mixed
and butchers. s5.S5Ms6.30; good to choice
heavy. se.30GSG.50; rough. heavy, $4,000
$500; light, S5.65@Ss.10; bulk of sales, $50
$500.
sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; sheep and
lambs, 10Ml5c. higher; good to choice
e 5O@SS.75 native lambs, S3.50MS5.15.
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Sales BEFORE THE BOARD.
1000 Virginia Centuries at SO.
SALES AT TIE BOARD.
1000 Virginia Centuries at 991s.
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CINCINNATI. O., December 9.-Hogs-
Active, but lower, at s4.!5@S6.50.
Cattle-Steady at $2MS5.1O.
Sheep-Strong at $l.75@s3.40.
La,nbs-Easy at $S.75@$5.25.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKEi

Richmond, Va December g. 1902
Quotations Furnished by Richmond Grain
ana Cotton EAchanse.)
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philosophy as Well as foppery often
changes misunderstanding
and it was philosophyLgood
hard-headed, cornn,on-sense
and wise bralns-,hat design ed
his NEW WINTER OVER
COAT.
Come in and look at 1t; every
point has been planned to
Ihwart old winter.
S15 and $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

rage, it is said eco barrels of apples a
week. They received yesterday between
900 and 800 boxes Of Florida oranges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-10

And it was philosophy and
GOOD hard common sense that
designed this NEW WET
PROOF SHOE-S3.5 so and SIS.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CLARE
MONT. BALTIMORE, December s.
Hogs-Thc weeks receipts. computing to
head last week. Receipts light; good de-
mand. We quote: Western, $3.50: from
other points, s650@s6.eo; roughs, $685..
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for week
ended noon to-day 6,S9: head, against
1926 head last week. Receipts for to-
day fair. Market on good stock steady
We quote as follows: Sheep, to Ssac
Lambs, 4E@!524c.
Horses ana Mules-Draft horses, $50 to
s2Oo drivers, $50 to $500; southern chunks
$50 to s96; mules from 500 to $500 head.
Calves-Receipts for week ended to-day.
260 head, against 20 head last week. Light
supply and market active. We quote:
Common to prime, 4@8l4c.
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basis of high vines, s1.s2. Clover, con-
tract grade, SlD1a.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady: creaE:ertes,
1S@1s1ac.: dairies. 17sIzoc. Eggs nrm; loss
off, cases returned. Ac.
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$3.50 DeIbys at s1.45:
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NEW YORK. STOCK QUOTATIONS

Rest OF list unchanged.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. va. DECEA1-
Der 9; 1902.
ARRIVED
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MoRLo.s MsIgLE coTToN.
E=sser's Statement Shows ! Decrease Of
1859 Bales.

View Orleans. IEty 7.-Secreta-v Eesrer's
statement u the worlds visible supply ~
cotton. made Gp from special cable ami
tsiesrNphlc ltvtces, compares the hgures u
rats EeeE Ttth last week, INST year and
tie year before. Il Shows 4 decrease FOR
rae week .s1 closed q 1855 bales,
against 4 decrease u 80. $50 last year AMI
decrease II I4t.1T6 the year before
The total visible Is 2.6-Io66i, against
415+-219 iasr week. 2Tsa.+7T last year and
l-G-2 e-s5 yea- before last. of this the total
ht American cort0u - 1,5T955i, against
~ 10 LAST weeh. LES. AZ last year and
l.l-6943 year before hast. and OF all other
kiuts. Including Egypt. Brazil. India. etc.
s4i-Oto, against $500 last week l,d45.go
LAST year and $4,000 year before last. Tue
total words Visible supply 0f cotton shows
j decrease compared with last week ot Ii3
5eS bales. Z decrease compared with last
year Of 50 SIS BALES and an increase com
pared with year before last Of 69I.TIs.
OF the worlds visible supply OF cotton as
above thare IS now aioat and held 10 Great
Britain ant Continental Europe i.it+.0CO
against l-304.0uo last year and i,oTI.HOl
year before last. IN Egypt 1900. agniusr
t29Gs1 last year and 92,Ocn yenr before
last. Dr. India 5000 against eGdn0 last
year aud $1,000 year before last. and IN
the United states AT GO, against T03,CD1
last year ard 254.0co year before Last
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Oats were -stck early. getting &tllLl IN.
der THURSDAY. but iar mouths -eeo erst
!atc Ia the day on r1e cccu strength anl
predicted showers. July ClQeeI l9Ret ~
sympathy with q drup 10 cash prte e. Opel
tEE traces were CV=g a Nlie range anu
while the furry Iasred selling vas carried
% with 4 rush This vas en- ely 4ue 90
the improved weather % lhurSdaE, rttAy
aud Saturday. The rains today 1nd yssIer
fav with predi rtf0us q more eaCseh buying
IN freely The eaStuess % the casa MAJ
Eet, however. worked against sGch al
vauces as were serured Ga wheaE dut c'1ru-
September sold between 34t4 and SI1s AMI
closed unchanged ar 3tls. Receipts were
t-V ours FOR three dArs
Provisions opened strong and In the n1ifn
ruie'f thsE way throughout the day
sharp advance at tine yards. together with
rhe high prtce of corn md wheat were the
Influences The advance ~ closed con
Siderable stOEt Interest which dld rlgst II
the hifdiuz SeQraUher PORK AMI Septezn-
ber ribs closed Il. llgh@r. while SeFrazl-
hCr lard the strongest 1n rle il-f. -hoWei
o closing gzln OF 2z-g
Esrln1ated receipts Pr t0mocrnr wheat
~ cdrs. corn IN cars, na-7 L-V cars, no -
* 0iN head
Cash quotations we're As follows;
FlrUg-Ste adv
Cora-No . Tsas3iq No yellow So,
Cfdtz-N1 , 4Td4afa No. white j9-gG1
53i. No white 5i653-a
Flax sesd-No. t-7s; No I Northwest
TImorbr ssed-P-i1s SIS
Mess Pork-Per 7bl - isGts 20
r.hrd-Per TOO Tbs. 10 -
SheuIfers-Dry saIted faoyedl sLgdsle-
SIdss-Shorr clear taoIsd, II 700 II u
WListy-31sis ot ht-n winss 50.
CIover-Coutract grade So
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YESTERDAYS MARKET

All other matters zzvs way .n ,nussG-
Grafton Of weather IN Fesrsrau7'a iesHisu
Of the cotton uSrket- Tia feeling u tsarss
engendered by the laseSr haraI,t rar,1rr
WINS yet In evidence IN the emily tru.IInr aIla
bulls kept theft fences la GHnst rspIir.
Stories from the deld. hnwevar I'D 1ueh
TO eoutrOrert the idsa thas tie Texas -rap
had noe been benadte1 By Lac -atafaI
and this factor served Ia tn-u TIE Ode Il
sentiment. Three hoiidaFH tsd not have
the effect Of introducing any asw feature.
but caused the Old cues 90 Sc written
larger. The figures II rae movement failed
70 excite the atrenrian AZ ssrfaer sshoo! %
operators or the resIrsr w1uld have seen
different TIE power It rhs nearby weeks
70 make or uEnats crpp and IN turn the
power OF the Iattsr 70 make ox uuraake
prices was fully realized bT bull and bear
alike and in snch circumstances there was
an air OF conservatism that bordsrsd On
lethargy.
The impending government bulletin Of to-
day was also restraining force Il e de-
sired 10 ascertain II the pronoaneeueut OF
Thursday win be corroborated 20 later
day. The precipitation Ia Southwest and
a portion Of central and Northeastern
Texas IN the last few DAYS Is TO be reckoned
with. Al the same time rumors Of serious
suffering In other States have been widely
circuiated and official news will Be of mere
than ordinary interest. Foreign adyfces
continued without a guide from American
markets. and aside from desire 10 obtain
real cotton little developed seross the water.
New crop options were tho center Of At
fentscp. holding buyers with the entiee-
ments o a splendid discount and sellers
with The prospect OF magnificent yteld.
The skeleton Of July and August stocks are
hoisted for seareerow. IL Is claimed tina,
the conditions which would DO most 10 en.
nance the quantity OF the crop win DO mos:
TO render It's advent late. In times o.
famine the latter is not TO be lost slghs Of
fuii and early movement, on account a
forcing weather. which would do much q
appeass the immediate hunger OF fabric
makers would likewise occur az the ex
pense Of quantity hcieh is OF vital Inlpor
lance according 10 the present gauge o.
the worlds needs for the next twetv,
months Such e state OF AFFAIRS simp.y IN
creases uncertnnty and makes more ttmel,
the truism that discretion IS the bette
part Of vaior.~
Liverpool was not calculated 10 site Ia
trade In either direction. Sales on the spo
amounted TO 12.ono bales at quotations iowc
By i-a2d- At the close there was loss o
4e4d to be4d on all contracts The raily
ing faculties Of the big English marke
leaves little room ror comp,sint on tina
score.
New York opened 2 TO Up on near and
20 down on far months. This was the bss
q ~ az ard sudden drop Of posnE
to- p3sca 4 further weakness foiiowe
- ~spe4 loss Of az much sssin durtn
- - haiS hour The latter decline wa
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Closing Prices OF New York Bonds
n, & , Beers Letter.

NeF Orleans. July During our holl.
days liverpool advanced sharply. but in
the Interior good rains fell ia Southwest
Texas w,tere needed. causing our market
20 only open 70 4 higher on near months
and unchanged 10 lower on late. Sub
seqGsnriy the prediction that scattered
snnn3er showers would occur over Southern
texas tonight aud the late easiness In Ltv-
espool occasioued decline OF to 7 from
ne top, making the net loss points on
Reat months and 8 on late
1Ie tIlrty leading interior towns lqst
NsSs received 300 against 81 600 last year
~ 9+o year before last and hold in stock
1919 sgainst 81 .0no last year aEd 90 900
ar BEFORE last The total stock 81 Amer.
ssSa ashore aud Afoat to liverpool Is no.
Nv szEinst 56s.0oo last year and s9z OoO
yeir before last The visible supplv OF
american last week decreased I2f ON
SsSlnst loss 81 96.00o lasr year and isT
~" year before last; and the aggregate 70
1ate Is $4,000. against sos. coo last YEAR
ana l.lz1.tso year before last
buriag the past twenty-four hours ii.ht
saoEers have fallen in localities over M
linen portion u the cotton belt but
generally fair weather continues on ne
4tG ana 5th iastants. however hans6,IrI
Ialhs occurred IN Southwestern Texas and
we're instrumental In superiuduelng the
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AND NOT INCLINED TO
MAKE NEW VENTURES
The Nost Cersrt1aous Movements Mere
in the Stocks Associated With the
Western Contingent:

New YORK July There vas very little
done Ia the stock market today In the way
% buying and selling Mos1 q the pro
fessieuai trdders toek the precautioa 10
close NJ their commitments last Thursday
afternoon In vtsu Of the pass1ofity es IN
~ypscred Developments over the three days.
hoHdag and there vas not n1uch tacIrnA-
tt1n apparent today 10 make new ventures.
The Developments Ia regard 20 the crops
we're considered favorable The sun and
warusr weather were regarded 1s good for
harvesting in the Southwest and the re-
newed rains yesterday ware ignores. The
rsekiy statistics ef railroad traffic were
also promising for Continuance Of large
earnings. TIE mos snelr OF miscellaneous
freight westward Is reported 10 he main
taiHed "a an unprecedented scale and rates
70 he dr1lly held The so-cailed local trar-
T., roo. which Is 90 important a factor
%. the aggregate In ths pros gerlty ot raiE
roads ts reported rs unGsu1lly larse ard
varied The croF news made the zrnfL
carrying roads prominent The mOs- COT.
sptcuous movements were II stocks ass0-
ci1tel wfrh the interests that laee up the
so-calleJ Western contingent.
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

St. Louis, JaIy T-wheat-Eiraar No ,
rad casa elevator T2-s, track T1tsG7-Ts
July IN; September T2i.i57zt,, No : lard
T59I5+s. Con- gaer; No. cash s5s
DscrE1er 42Iz. DAtS--TcweF. No. casI
~. track 4ss149- Trly 3.5-- September ~
No. white - Rye 81 PovE-Ett z1er,
Is5tine Is 20 old "a 10 new. Flour
"a sier ol5 red winter patents T0613 50;
extra fancy and straight 3 25d5 So. new
u zach u1u-iually lie per barrel lower,
GEAR 3 0rQt3 ~ Timothy saed-NoEin1l-
: 30 Corn meaI-SteadT- . Brdn-
steady, sacked aaSr track ssNls5 Hay
Timothy, easier Il or6sl+ 80; prairie 500
II 90. WHISKY 30 Iron cotton
tIee-Steady. / Is. Begging 54sfitss. Hemp
rvt1e 9. Dry salt u1eIts-Bozsd, higher.
extra shorts IL 90 clear ribs II i--1. short
clears II - Racou-Boxed higher extra
shorts II STR. clear ribs - o., sh1rr clear
Il I1lr. Re,at Qts--F}0ur 2H'o. wheat E-,
Geo. c0rr Ge,CCn. oats 81 900 Sh.pmeats-
Flour 1000; wns1t 900; coru 5000 oats
sCtn
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A COTERlE RULES JULY CORN.
SHORTS ARE AT THE
MERCY OF A CLIQUE
The Easy Casr Market Worked Assins
Advance n Grssr---Oats Weak,
Provisions t4i9r=r.

Chicago. July T.-fallovtng early sasiness
the zraia markets rallied today on reports
q a4fitt5uaI rains Ia the West Sepss1-6er
wheat closing lsf9s and September corn y
20. while September aars closed aaehluse,l
IgIy corn shorts btI the tied-up spEion to
s4h. hat got Iirrle coru :or ta.ir palms.
Provisions closed 10 70 22ta hign@e
At the opening wheat was sold freely
% the good weather o. the days wien tho
beard vas closed The s5un seem@t 10.
couae from al sources. 81. Louis interests
being prominent Under this gressurs he
price % september weat from 1850 I,}-.,
gne high point az rhs opening. 90 s2Fi hefe
the pressure from sellers eLsea - " the
market held steady loe ytae Later re-
ports q general rains IL tne west Arirrgt
10 excitement again aud sn'1rVs raa tA-
market Ep 10 "a y he close was druE 5ss59s
over Thursdays close az 49, Local re-
ceipts three days were ninety eight cars
1lua Of contract grate. MtlLelp uts four
days. AMI Duluth three days ceporred 5Je
cars, makiaE a total ror rae t1re@ patnts
There vas 4 heavy se;iInz a seprsnrs r
corn early on the improvement IA "a
weather map While this OPTION vas We x
and heavy. May and December we're nru-
Later September steadled "a the riLa le-
poErs ami reacted under fairly active nuT
Ing. chiefly for the zh0rt arcuu1r- I1is OF
ti9u so.l 0eJW cen Fl4t-fe anu riy"eA =
~ az aZA Julr- which L. controlled an
soIuteiy 81 4 -cterte Il specularars had 4
hr Of hysterlcs Tor a very sH-ht caEs--
There was itf'e trade ln tzz delivery aHi
sucE as there was was 10 che smallest D0--
s'ole ints Lae llrket 9p+n'+i m ihaI-e, !
T.. ~ no At 71G7ata md remained 1nElsrt-
sL around rls top ~ tds range most q
the fcre-7ou The advises ~ rlils, how
ever frightened a few shorts with sE-1u
l5ues 10 cover lnd They ran rhe pfiocs Up
o. $40. before rhaic wlurs were -lrt-i@i.
July closed : 10 ~ - The incident js
importance c1iT a. furnishing further EFT
deuca u what -he controlling p1rrg cau
10 Il IL wishes with ta7se who sre short 4
Iufu
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NEW YORK COTTON Dull.
The South ard European interests Sold
Moderate Amounts.

Moderate Amounts.
New TOrS. July THE cotton market
opened barely steady / To 8 points higher
o. near months and : 70 points lower On
far months. The Initial advance was in re-
spouse 70 huliish Liverpool cables, but tne
late uonths were adversely Influenced bF
reports of more or less general rain In the
belt sinee the closing of last Thursday
The private crop reports ged up hear
ishlv and the weather forecast indicated
thunder showers where needed On some por-
ti7ns OF the belt Liverpool was quick %
note the weakness here and sold OF 10
81 points from the top in sympathy. while
European Interests sold moderate an0uuts
% cotton IN New York TIE South. 700.
sold cotton tn the local ring. Conservative
traders were inchlned % quietly close mp
struggling accounts pendin; receipts ~ TO
mncrOT's government review q the week
q climatic conditions in the belt. TIE
market sOti further % SITTER the opening
August 10 8 - from 3 ~. the latter being
the initial sale There was little change n
prices thereaffer
The market closed dau with prices net
70 points lower Total sales were estf
mated OF 5000 bales Port recelptS were
exceptionally light while there was sSme
Increase IN the export movement.
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LATER WEATHER REPORTS
HELPED POSITION OF BEARS.
Al, New Features introduced ~ Three
Days Ct Clsslr---T odzy's ceop
Bulletin Awaited

At TIE CLOSE:
Liv-rrrol. 4 &c 5-e4d Iss@sr.
New Y=rs, 10 ? rcir-s hsaer.
Ne@ Orleans. 2 to q seints lower.
sPoTs:
Giserpool, t-52a ioyser.
New York. tide logs.-.
Elsewhere, unchanged
The P0ae u Inst Saturday contained IN
teen en- the markst page. entitled June
Weather Map which In axprcsu terms IN
dressed tss views u tia Stars stnriarfcaI
Agent, Mr.. Oswald Wilson, to the ersc+
thlt the rains Of Tuza 2T had beer Of NC
practical benefit to the cocton crov. ms
Pssts cctzcn review of the dny neeacs July
4. IN express terms had sissenrea FROM
rae sta1iscician's view. Al ia the currcr
''Iea1er' ac tie following aaE, July 8. The
tune Weather Mag rAereforg. vas a
cdsttact eau-radiecsnn q tha statements
srscs,flng and following a1d has naturally
caussE sors comment 1r-oag readers X
THe P7sr
he "wsathsr MAG l-zfste was cot The
Ports. Gu the morning of The 4ah. Mr.
Wilson called at the office of The Post 10
acer she departments weathsr uap sh7w-
IaE the June rainfall ugon which he based
ats aVfnaon that the -alus hid asl material
Ey Altered eoufittons. rhe eonuerciai edI-
tor If The Post reok Nr- Wilson dAta and
prepared a arrfcie raeiEinE als reasons.
Ear At the sane ttale giving the dissenting
7ts- ot the ccrr0c rrads as before. Ihis
article was approved aa9 pia ~ ou she
MANAGING editors ~copy hook far taa
aisht's cp11postrian- Mr. Wilson iatar teIs-
pasned % The Post Offering the agures o.
Tie TatataH ana vas requested 20 send
theca In. These sz,.rpa ufrb ,ba 11,r,,,,c
..so wrttta, br ,r yVifro7 o,osrt,-,.,, ,h.
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nav ORLEANS COTTON.
Market Declined on Reports o. Rai1s n
the South

New Orleans. July T--Spot ccttol steady
With q fair demand Sales 1890 bales
Ouofatipls UNCHANGED.
Futures On the rrst cail were points Cd
% 2 points tdTu. Liverpool vas much BET.
ter than vas expected snd on this foarda-
rcu the market rose 4 few poilts short.
~ aftrrward the reports % rains IN Teras
and Mississippi were received. together
VITA pfedie.sans % cloudy weather ana
thrR6er showers sos large part % the belt
aud the marked commenced 20 decline
Whez the closing gs-x soE7fe1 the HIST
sasrsd net losses q posrts q Argus;
saoniks' eaEp.sec with Tssrsd.yss eiosszs
egrreA
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Rock lstead E1ade 4 sensation iur1p Or
5is points. There were u1ore substantial
anG .ter maintained advances Ia some or
tn oths- grain carriers, uotablT uissogrt
Pacific The disclosure by recent railroad
reports that the soft coal carrying roafs
ara prodrtn- materially by reason OF rne
increased demand Tor soft coal since the
mining % anthracite has been suspended
give another center % strength in wuicl
Pennsylvania and Hooking valley were the
leaders The Advances however. we're
largely restricted 20 the leaders In nota
groups. and vheu Il was perceived that
The general market failed 70 respond IN
sympathy the rise was discontinued ana
gave PLACE 20 reactioa The closing was
heavy and showed all OF the animation
gone out of The market. The hEGziug OF
the gold export poiHs oy foreign exchange
and rhe interior demand for currency walca
suranz Up over the holiday Interval we're
reprsssfve Influences which we're reinforced
By the poor bank statement
The bond market was quite drm ana
showed ths tHuzencs Of demand toE re.ll-
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New York. Ialy The following tabs
eoruuifsf ~ Bradstreet shows the bank
cfaarfugs 81 the cities named for TIE wees
enfsd June g with the percentage o. "a
crease aad decrease IS compared VIA tns
ecrrs<r,,ndiur week last year. Totals IN
cIada cieariMgs Of dfty-two other cities
canadlar totals include ciearfnes q seven
other cities In Canada. fer ';ent
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New York July The Comm zrcial-Ad-
rerTiser's Loudo1 financial cablegram SAYS;
Mines continued Eat On cash sniss In antlci-
patton Of t1u5rrows settlement Tle
hull account. although considerably reduced,
Is still unTialdy.
Americans were quite neglected I'll New
York Iem1nfad AtchlsoI. Louisville and
IN
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So far as can he learned. the rig SCOTS
have not covered rhts may have been
done Ia lutlvtdraI cases. however. without
TIE ou5lI. learning II the fact. Meanwhile
t1ls delivery "a tlab.s 70 sxecure Wild ICc
gCart0us every time some heiared short
s-tes 20 cover 500 or 1900 lots as vas
The ease TODAY Local receipts Tor TIE three
days were 755 cars.
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HIDES AND WOOL.
SUGAR.

New Orleans. July T.--Sugal X
Open kettle 2lsSiS 3-16: open ke s,e7l 4
ugal 2eISla; centrifugal yellow si IN
onds lAG3A. Molssses duli--Te
6IiS s,<
New York. July T.-Sugar-kas
refining 1915: centrifugal sn "
molasses sugar ~; refined steAn'ssl
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View York. july Mooney ~ call frn.
.Sfs per cent: last loan 3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4t4S55 per cent sterlng
exrhauce arm NJ is7fsq4ss for demand
I SFisfI Seyt, and ss1sS74 so commercial bills
4 ssald4 s54 Bar silver 53l2; Mexican dol
lars 42tt Government honis weak; state
bonds inactive: railroad bonds arn.