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i9c Cheese-Recespts. s.5s5 packages. Market
steady 10 firm. New state fun creams, small
colored fancy and white l0c. large colored and
white. glkagssc Eggs-Recepts, $685. packages.
Market steady. State and Pennsylvania, 19te
&c: Western candled, l9izc, Southwestern 10
G5l7c
PHILADELPHIA. July l7.-Butter dull; prints
1c lower. extra Western creamery 2lizc; extra
nearby prints. pc. Eggs &c lower; fresh near
by 1Sisc loss on fresh Western. isc, loss OF;
fresh Southwestern. l6i7c. loss on. fresh south
ern l7GISc. loss of. Cheese steady New York
full creams. prime small. l0bnloic; New York
full creams. fair 20 good. sizdl0c.
BALTIMORE. July I7.-Butter steady and
changed. fancy imitation, lSfI9oc; fancy cream
cry. 22d22lkc. fancy ladle. l8nisc. fancy roll
i7alsc; good roll. l60l7c, store packed, i6nl1c
large lOal01sc; medium, lols0l0Hc small. iok
Ql0zc
CHICAGO July lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was easier. creameries.
l7Ixa9)lzc. diaries. l7dl9c. Cheese steady az 10
ai02,c Eggs easy, fresh, i1iac.
CINCINNATI. July l7.-EEgs steady a. ilc.
Butter easier and lower creamery extra, &c;
frsts 2l122c. seconds. i9n zoe: dairy, llhc.
cheese steady: Ohio fat, Toe
ST LOUIS. July U.-Butter steady: cream
cry, I7a22c. dairy. l79isc Eggs steady az isc.
loss of.
KANSAS CITY. July i7.-Eggs steady. fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, lfc per DOR loss
OF.
LOUISVILLE. July -Butter-Common and
medium. 1sisc per Do. good. l5c. Egg. i3c.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS July i7.-FTour dull; old red win
sr less cI SsE s5asaS %Reai hgher So
T rec e1 ss5tsSer DECEMBER spsGn NY Ny
Hard, 7Sg77o Corn higher: No. 2. cash, size;
i5ss o July o.s f hx: Ho easS &c
track 4sl14so July. SIC; September. 2SAc; No.
white 5sSe Rye steady Z, a. e Sc Pork lower
lower at $40 IS. Dry-salt meats STEADY; boxed
clear sll5O. Bacon steady; boxed lots extra
shorts sl2; clear ribs. 3l2.l2i1; short clear.
20. npot. ssSss Corn NEAL "a seady al
S;l5 Bran steady; sacked on east track. 50
gc Drap. o%sg sss ana w sssay s at go
at 81 Iron cotton ties steady al sl.O6 Bag
sing fy at s9 r. w hsD sg s b &c RE
5000 brs; wheat. ll,OOO bu corn, 5IsO0 bu; oats.
LOUISVILLE, July I7.-Wheat-No. red and
longberry. 7sc; No. red and longberry. tic. APP
9o dark &c sc per S tF 9E msgm
Northern hsnd-pickea SIS per bu. Hay
T hSl' straw $3.50 Clean ginseng o sl9 peP
ID. New potatoes. sS ", per bril- new green
Sesd lettuce per ns% CABBAGE soc Pf
crate; peppers 75qsoc per brl; green beans. 81 %
per brl; tomatoes. SOC per crate
BALTIMoRE. July l7-Flour quiet and IN
7sl@q7eisc; August 7StHlss.c; September. 75s.a
sample. 7OQ77c; Southern. grade 74a77o corn
southern white corn, 72o asked: Southern vel
low corn Tie asked. Oats Arm; No ? white
NO. 2, SIC; No. Western, CSC Sugar steady
and unchanged; fine ana coarse granuIated
Allie
KANSAS CITY Jelly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
65&e; December. s71zIeIite; cash. No. hard
new 70Q7o5he; old, 72dI2Izc; No 8 new esia ~
SsXc No red. new. 7lG7il.s: No g. new
essEas9c. Corn-ssptember 4si.e; December. SSs.
G3S@c; cash, No mixed, &c. No. white 6SiL
q69c No ,, s7Qssc. Oats-NO. white Sac
Receipts-Whest. 81 200 bu corn. Y 900 bu: oats
q, 800 bu; oats. 5000 bu-
TOLEDO. July 17.-wheat active and strong.
cash. 75c; July 74Ae; September. 74Isc: De,
cenber, I5ssc. Corn dull but strong: cash Csc:
oats dull but strong; cash f9c: July. arc: sep
TENDER. aOLc; July, soc; new Sebten,bc-
S2Ec. Glover seed dull but steady: cash s. 65
October. $50
LIVERPOOL. July tT.--wheat-spot steady:
American mixed, IS. Hams-ShOrt cut firm =;
tis Shoulders-Square firm at as Sd Tsco-
Long clear middles, light, firm SIS Cd. fonr
clear middles heavy, firm al Sos Cd: short clear
backs firm at 5ss 50. Lard-American renne5
arm 5Ls Cd.
CINCINNATI. July 17.-Flour dull whes,
easy; No. red. 1fhG7iAc Corn hrrner. 10
mixed. 6she. Cats Arm: No. mixed ~
Sc Rye Bye, steady; NO NO 2 sec Lard quiet at
sis % Whisky-Distillers' finished goods o,,tet
on basis OF Si30. Sugar arm
DULUTH. July I7.--Wheat-Cash No ba,1
7Ti1c: No. northern, 1870: No. 1 northern AMI
July. 75c: September 7l+c; Manitoba. No.
northern cash, 7sc Oats-September 31isc ' 4
6S7so; September, 6ss.c: track, No I hsrg
Ts5sc No I northern. TIse: No. northern 49,
MILWAUKEE. July lT.-Barley steady. No .
T2G 72s.cs sample. 65Q72c -
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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Show Advance and the General
List Is steady 10 Firm.

NEW YORK. July T-Flour-Receipts.
Il, s5S brls; exports. 1869 brls. Market fair
" active and a trife steadier. Rye -four
steady; fair 10 good, s3.256345; choice 10
fancy, S3.5563. 20. Corn meal steady; yellow
Western, s32; city, $780, Brandywine. sS.45
6355 Rye quiet; No. 2 Western, ee1Ac f. o.
b. ahoat; State. 6Sq64c C. t. +. New York,
car lots.
Wheat-Receipts. $4,000 bu. Spot steady;
No. red, 7S5sc elevator, 797sqS01sc (. o. b.
afoat; No. l northern Duluth, slssc (. o. b.
af1oat No. hard Manitoba, S5isc I. o. I.
afoat Options had strong opening and
suhseouertly advanced on light offerings, a
demand from shorts, predictions Of showers
West, firm late cables and export rumoTs.
Later they yielded to realizing but finally
improved on covering and closed firm at
partial CSC net advance. July, 79sdSOsc,
at 77lsc; December, TI.GUssc, closed at
77%c.
Corn-Receipts nil; exports. 1880 bu. Spot
steady; No. 2, Toe elevator, Tic f. o. b. afioat
Options were unsettled, July showing little
change West. while September advanced on
active covering and higher cables and
closed at sc; September, 64df64ssc, closed at
6415c; December. 5lSsG51S4c, closed at $3.50.
Oats-Receipts, 5000 bu; exports, 400 bu.
Spot steady; No. 2, 56l3e; No. 3. see; No. 2
Western. 56d57c; track white 5S064c OPP
tions strong and higher on July I'm Chicago,
followed by later reactions and an unset
tied close.
Lard cas-; Western steamed. sl135: re-
fined easier Tallow firm; city 90 for pack
age), csc; country (pGcka ges free). 6Izd6s4c c..
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. invoice. 5ta /;
mild quiet: Cordova, Sdll1Re
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 13-16c:
centrifugal, IS test, 35-l6c; molasses sugar,
Csc; refined steady.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchnnge-Clenr-
ings and Balances.

1NDIANAPOLIS.-Co paper. 4d6
per cent; time loans. sac per cent. Clear
ings. 81, 651, sol. 20; balances, S146,170.S5.
NEW YORK.-Can money easier at 20
"a per cent; closed offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 415dS per cent.
Sterling exchange firm; actual business IN
bankers bills, A.S7Ts for demand. s4S52s for
sixty days; posted rates, AS6d4.S 613 and
A.&12d4.S9; commercial bills, $4.S4&Q4 S5sa.
Clearings, $2S2. 6l0.522; balances, su, 1915
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, s4S6, sixty
days; &&i2 on demand; New York eX-
change, 10c TO zoe discount Clearings, $2S,-
5S5,637; balances, $l,49 423.
BOSTON.-Clearings, $2403S,72 balances.
s., 0i4,14S.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 4141a per cent
Clearings $2l,l430S4; balances, S2,47205S.
ST. LOUIS.-Money firm at to per
cent. New York exchange, par. Clearings,
S,569,6l2; balances, $1,2799S0.
BALTIMORE.-Mone 41z per cent. Clear
ings, 1897, 766; balances, $4l5.343
Observation-Disclosures 31kG6 per cent
New York exchange, loo premium. Clear
ings, S4,147,90O.
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Higher Market Looked For.

[Granger Farweil & Co.'S Telegram.l
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE strong profess
sional interests have made the market so
active that outsiders cannot keep out and
commission business has shown considerable
increase to-day. General feeling here is
that conditions are favorable, and that fur
Their developments will help the people be-
hid the market to put Ii higher. There are
many people who believe stocks toe HIGH
but they are not selling short for
they believe the market is going higher
Notwithstanding the present high level
consequently there is no short interest
to speak of. There was good deal
OF realizing in stocks which were
hard to put Missouri Pacific much higher
as it is thought the earnings will be apt
10 show some decrease for the next two
or three months. Sentiment is for an &C.
tive and higher market tomorrow.
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LONDON. July l7-There were a. 1876 bales Of
fered the wool auction sales to-day which
was comprised u a good selection ~ greasy
rneriuOe The bulk az offerings We're medium
cross breds. and were readily absorbed by the
homo and continental representative. American
and cross breds. The sale in detail follows.
New south Wales. 2.ooo bales. secured. oduls
SID. greasy. 6i.d0ls Queensland. go bales.
secured Ti.d6ls Cd. greasy. 6i.Ql0d. Victoria
- bales secured. 10isdnls CA. greasy. 4dnfs
I'D south Australia. - bales. greasy. i0ffloi.f
West Australia. zoo bales secured. 1isd: greast.
sisgeisd Tasmania $500 bales secured 5dG
Is al. greasy 3i4dUls lad. New Zealand s6D
bales secured. 5i.dmls SD; greasy. ais0ilisd.
Falkland islands. 1000 tales. greasy, 22u5&d
ST LOUIS July L.-WOol strong end active.
medium grades and connbing l3nisc. lght me
i1ni6c, heavy fine logiSc. tub washed. Ia
2shc.
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Oils.


SAVANNAH, July 17.-Spirits OF turpentine
quiet at 4ic Resin firm: quote: A, B, c, SlIO:
ID Sis: K. 70: 4. s1.25; q. $50: H 81
l. s2O5; X. S2.55 NJ, SOS; y. 40: window glass
IS 10: water white, $50
WILMINGTON. July N.-Spirits OF turpentine
rothing doing. Rosin steady at s11Odi. Is. Crude
turpentine hrm at $40, 81. so and $3.50 Tar firm
at $50.
OIL CITY. July 17:-Credit balances. sl22: Ger
ti6cates no bid. Shipments, IO7, S67 brls aver
age II iol brls: runs Io9 81 brs average. 70 $50
brls.
MONTPELIER. July t7-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima soc; South Lima and In
diana. SAC.
CHARLESTON. July I7.-spirits OF turpentine
and rosin unchanged.
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these offerings in the cash market well and
opening ls4hc down to 5sGi+c up at $50
osetc, advanced strongly and closed very
strong, l12c up, al 6lkc.
In the face OF a good array OF bearish
news wheat ruled very firm. The weather
was almost perfect, save In the Northwest,
where hot weather in the wheat which is
approaching the milky state threatened the
spring crop. Arrivals were much larger
than expected. cables were lower and sta
ustical journals issued bsarish reports OF
ferings, however. were sCant. There was
a good demand from the Northwest. where
some damage had been done by the tor
nadoes. The corn strength stimulated
buying IN wheat 10 some extent and sep
TENDER, which opened a shade higher 10 a
shade lower. at Ul5H1Ssc. at once ad-
vanced TO nc. Liberal selling by COM
mission house and estimates OF 10 cars
Tor tomorrow put the price back again tenn
porarily. but when 81 cars were reported
taken for export at the seabOard. the buy
ing started on a fair scale again. and Sep
TENDER closed firm, sc up, at ia I-lsc. Lo-
cal receipts were 80 cars. only one OF con-
tract; Minneapolis and Duluth reported
227 cars, total Of 377 against 200 last week
and 444 a year ago. Primary receipts were
769. 600 bu compared with $4,000 bu last
year. Seaboard clearances in wheat and
flour eQualed 26lo0 bu.
Oats ruled strong on scarcity OF offerings
and the very light movement 10 this mar
kst. Cash business was good at higher
prices and July options gained at one time
1Ac, selling at SIC. There seemed 10 De a
general fear that the market was ONefSolu
and that there would not be enough new
stuff TO deliver on contracts. This boosted
September from 3l24c 10 a firm close, sc
up. at 32hc Receipts were only 50 cars,
6 OF new stun and OF contract grade
Provisions were rather neglected and with
a small waning support weakened on out
side liquidation. Hog prices az the yards
were firm. but September pork closed lOc
down at SlS55; lard l2i9c lower, at SLOPE,
and ribs nc lower, at SlO.!1l2.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 30 cars; corn. 40 cars; oats, 80
cars; hogs. Is. 900 head.
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CORN AGAIN TO THE FORE
JULY ERRATIC, BUT CLOSES LOWER,
WITH SEPTEMBER UP.
Wheat and Oats Make Good Fra ctfonaI
Advances Despite Bearish Infu-
ences-Provisions Are Lower.

CHICAGO July 17.-Corn held the center
of the speculative stage through to-day's
dealings and the July options made very
erratic turns for dead deal. Conditions
were remarkably bea1sh in the coarser
grain, but support by the bull crowd, that
looked very queer considering the an
nouncement that the bull interest had
abandoned July, gave the market good
strength. Wheat and oats had crop figures
against them and made good advances for
this reason, aided TO some extent by the
corn improvement. At the close July corn
was sc lower. September 11kc up. Sep
TENDER wheat sc higher and oats Sc high
er. Provisions closed 7l4G12hc lower.
The trade in corn was all at sea at the
opening of business because of the attitude
of the Gates party. Bids were made by the
bulls openly at size and as a result the
shorts began TO gossip over the possibility
that the tale Of the broken corner was onIS,
a ruse and that another squeeze was in
store for them. AT once a demand arose
in both July and September, and prices
jumped accordingly. July from an openin .
%d17sc higher at 66ls57l4c scared to CSC
About this time the crowd came TO the CON
clusion that Gates was simply bidding up
the price IN order to set rid OF the large
quantity of expensive corn that he had
been IOrce0 TO take on deliveries. The de-
mand fell of. and forthwith the price OF
July fell back with a thump 10 a weak
close 9sc lower than yesterday. at 65IIc
Trade was not large. probably 10000 bu
being a conservative estimate OF the
amount unloaded in July. July seemed on
tap at all times on the hard spots but Sen
TENDER was offered sparingly, partly be-
cause OF firm cables Despite the fact that
the bull party in July has a tremendous
quantity Of cash stun 10 get rid OF. the
story goes that it's heavy short line In
September may yet bring the corner
cliuue TO grief. Much of the demand in
September to-day was attributed 10 cover
ing by this crowd. Receipts OF corn con-
tInued heavy to-day. 40 cars arriving POS
OF contract grade and los ears and ~ 900 hlI
were turned out by unlicensed elevators.
making total OF over 10000 bu OF con-
tract stuff on hand to-day. September stood
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. July T.-Poultry-Live steady.
broilers 14c: turkeys. lie: fowls BE. Dressed
irm; chickens. Ice; fowls lSc. turkeys. lSQI4c
LOUISVILLE. July 17-Hens. &c per ID: spring
chickens. 15dl3isc; young ducks, Sc. young tur-
keys 6Qsc; old. sac.
ST LOUIS. july 17.-Poultry firm: chickens
zoe: springs. lSglic; turkeys. l2c; ducks 6Jsc;
geese, 4iSc.
CHICAGO. July i7.-Iced poultry steady: tur-
keys uGl3irc. chickens, hens. lliac; springs.
i5dl7c.
CINCINNATI, July i7.-Poult-y easier: hens
l5irc. springs. 1311fc; turkeys IQc
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better to-day than yesterday and with a
fair inquiry from outside sources COMPETE
ton was stronger and for the most part
more satisfactory prices were realized than
yesterday, although there was no quOtable
advance except in extreme cases 1t did not
take long 10 exhaust the supply, and the
market closed steady on a basis of prices
quoted Lambs sold from Ad5.75. yearlings
are quotable as high as 81, and stockers 10
good sheep from $2.25G350 Quotations:
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rs ranged as follows:

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull
and easy. No. spring wheat, 6en7Sc; No. ?
65G65Hc No. oats. 50d50l4c; No. ? white, 54la
d54&c; No white, 5Sha54c. No. rye. 60dsic
Fair to choice mailing barley, 7ed73c. No. fax
seed, H.3e: No. l Northwestern, N.4S. Prime
timothy seed, ss.75 Glover. contract grade. S.
Mess pork per bril- SIS. 42iz 1ls. az Lard per 100
lbs lis. Short-rib sides 0oose), slo.66dlo.7S.
Drv-salted shoulders boxed s9.3712ds50. Short
clear sides Cboxed). S1l. 37i2G1i-50.
Receipts-F1our, r. 600 brls; wheat, 5000 bu;
corn 455 600 bu; oats 14S 600 bu; rye. 5000 bu;
harley 6 OO0 bu Shipments-Flour. 1900 brls
wheat s.. 900 bu; corn. 424. 900 bu; oats 10000
bu: barley, 1000 bu.
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Money Rates AbrOa

LONDON.-Money, 24621t per cent; dis
counts, 2ssQ2 Ills and 7-16. Consols IS 1916
d95 1916. Spanish tours, 81.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 101f 7iac
for the account Exchange on London, 25f
15c for checks. Spanish fours, SIPS.
BERLIN-Exchange on London, Pom 4Spt
for checks. Discount rates-Short and three
months bills, 111 per cent.
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO., on INDIANA
Time Table Effective May %, 1902.
station-UnIOn Block.
I'D West MARYLAND Street.
II TTrins Run oy OantraI I1Eol

For Anderson. Muncie. Marion. Alexandria and
intermediate stations Leave ala a and
each hour thereafter until S.l5 .. m. and usla
i.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncle-
Leave: a. IL a. m, 2 D. m. and D.
arriving Anderson ina one hour and twenty 1--we
minutes and Muncie In two hours. IL a. m. and
s .. m trains make direct connections Ander-
son with limited trains for ElwOod-
Combination passenger and express car VIII
leave West Maryland-street station at 5i5 q m.
Express leaves West Marylnnd-street sta
ton 80 q.
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transactions at the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIAN
APOLIS. July l7.-Cattle-Receipts small;
shipments none. There is a better feeling
10 the market on the better grades Of cat
tie, but no improvement has been noted
and none is expected on the common and
medium grades. The local demand is very
satisfactory and at all times in excess Of
the number offered. Fat cows especially
find a good market. Calves are selling at
fully steady prices. with the top at So.
The market closed quiet and steady at quo
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a. GREENFIELD RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY.

PASSENGER CARS-Leave Georgia and Me-
rtdiau streets. First at a. N. and hourly
thereafter until 10 D. Last car leaves at 30
D. m. -. 49, -. 60. -.
~f5tan streets q. m. and leave at 3 a. m
49, arrive at 80 and leave at 800 y.
EXAMINATION PASSENGER AND EMPRESS
cSSSNIeaye Georgia and Meridian streets az
: a m a. M. - noon. : y. m. p m.
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Carnegie Promises 500. 900.

NEW YORK. July 17.-Andrew Carnegie
has promised 10 give Clark University 800
GO toward the $4,000 needed to secure a
bequest of $4,000 under the will OF the late
Jonas G. Clark, says Worcester Mass,
dispatch 10 the Tribune.
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.

T. VI. tire Is In BLACK figures Trains marked
thus: Daily: S-Sceper; P-Parl0r Car; C.
Chair Car; DINING Cars t-Except sundays
sunday only. .DaIly eAcept MonlaT.
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TreaSurY Statement.

WASHINGTON. - Thursdays statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive of the $50, 900 gold re-
serve in the division of redemption. shows:
Available cash balance .......... Sl9S, les. $50
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 102 OBS, Sos
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NEW YORK. July n-HoHne demand for cot
ton goods. while gradually Improving Dr. san
luist IN the aggregate. There IL no change
in prices OF brown. bleached or coarse colored
cottons Prints and singhams in averaEs
request ~ previous prices Print cloths are nrn.
hut business mainly confined 20 vide goods
silks nrm. with better demsna than OF
late. Ribbons also nrm.
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INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD a
FRANKLIN Il. IL. CO.

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and WASH
,r1ton streets. First at a and hourly
Thereafter until 10 p m. Last car leaves at lI.ls
y. m. - - -
Georgia and Meridian streets Tor Greenwood only
at 20 n m. and AGO m 49,
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NEW ORLEANS. Euly lT.-Cotton steady
sales. lilo bales Ordinary. size. good or
binary. l-l6c, low middlng. s 9-I6c. middlinE
Sc; good middlsng. 5-l6c. middling fair. li-l6c
Receipts. 255 bales stock. ~ s9s bales.
NEW YORK, July N-cotton-Spot quiet.
middlinS upiands. 5-ise. middling gulf ss-isc'
sales none
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Markets for Silver.

dollars, 4l7sc.
LONDON.-Silver bars steady at 24ssd an
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NEW YoRK. July 7-Butter-ReeeiDtS 70 A..
packages Market steady. state dairy 49,
20,xc. state creamery. isrElLci renovated ia
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ST. LOUIS July iT.-Metals active, LEAD rru
~ sSs,s9S. spslter strong At s&e5.
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HoSS-ReceiptS. 1000; shipments SOC
The marketing of hogs thus far this week
shows a decrease OF nearly 5000 compared
with the same time last week and over 5 90
compared with the corresponding time d
year ago. The receipts to-day were about
the same d week ago and 900 larger
than year ago. The quality was gen
orally satisfactory, and the proportion OF
good heavy hogs in the arrivals was as
large as IL has been for some time past
The market opened with reasonably active
competition between packers and shippers
for the good hogs averaging from $50 lbs
down, and sales OF that class were at
strong TO &c higher prices than yesterday
From the start however, the hogs averaG-
ing around 20 lbs and upwards were neg
lected, and. with comparatively few ship
pins orders and a determination among
shippers not 10 pay extreme prices il was
more o. less difficult 10 effect sales, and
nnaI results indicated that prices We're
barely steady 10 possibly sc lower than
yesterday. Some OF the best hogs were
being held by owners at s.. and at a very
late hour there had been no sales reported
above $3.50. which is loo lower than the
extreme price yesterday The clearance
was satisfactory. but the market closed
quiet Sales ranged from $40 10 $3.50. and
there We're not d great many reported be-
low $50. Quotations.
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Sheep-Receipts 30; Shipments small
Combined receipts OF sheep and lambs for
four days Indicate a decrease OF zoo com
nearly 1850 compared with the correspond
ins time year ago. The receipts to-day
were small, but fully twice as large as a
week ago. and over !. 500 smaller than a wear
ago. The demand from local butchers was
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Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex...-..t5oo .lo.ss
Toledo, Detroit and Chicago lin. ZIG 20 3 IS
Muncie, Lafay'te and Mich Cy spec f125 tiO.25
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Hogs-Receipts. co., shipments, 400 The
market was brisk. with shippers doing the
buying. Prices ruled steady TO strong
compared with yesterdays figures. Sales
ranged from s. to s., with the bulk selling
from $3.50 TO $3.50. Light hogs selling
TO a little better advantage than any other
kinds All were soon sold and several or
ders untitled. The market closed steady at
quotations:
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tGranger Farwen &. Co.'S Wire.