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prime si7ou4p: good. a@ato; faf< uio
~: heifsrs. ssqs.sg: bulls, stass and coAss. 80
was steady, Best wsthers. Hssqtso; saod
mon Q h5Oaaas; ysaflihss. ssas; spring lambs =
cslves-veal calves. ssOs7: heavy and thin.
Hoss-Recepts. % double decks. The market
1885, mediums $3.50 heavy WORKERS, s. soss 81:
light Workers. ssioas2o; pigs ss2O9s2s; roushs.
CHICAGO. July zO.--cattle- Receipts. 1soo. tn
Guiding 200 Texans. The market was slow and
steady to lOc lower. Good 70 prime steers. so
ers Sqsss cows ascSs hsfers s aas 40:
sanners, h.soaasO: bulls. g a5gs; calves. ESQ
HOgs-Receipts to-day, Loo: to-morrov. a
S SO.r left n, over Oos Mi1ea end butchers nc
choice heavy g. so9ssO; rough heavy. ss.isas.t0:
light. ss.soaS.so: bulk OF sales. s5eas.ss.
lower. Good 70 choice weihsrs sssSs FAIR amt %
native lambs. s3Gs.
including 5000 Texans. The market was steady
70 stronger. Native shipping and export steers
5: steers under i.ooo his s. 5oaI5c: stOrkers and
feeders 81 7oq4 3: cows ard heisers s. z5e7s.65:
Texas and Indian steers. szsO04sO: cows and
Pigs and lights. s5.1saase: packers. ss5oaa %:
butchers and best heavy. s5.eot1S.so
Native msssoRs Ths ams. vas s,ss
eulls and bucks. S50a4; stockers. ssG3-2s; Tex
ans. 81. 5064.o.
EAST BUFFALO, July e-cattie-Receipts. I
cars. The market was steady.
veais and Caives-Receipts- so. The market
was slow and prices were steady to q shade
stronger. Top. IS 25G65o: fair 70 good. S. zoos:
Gull veals, sif5: fed calves, 50 SOFA.
Sheep and Lambs-Recsipts. cars. The mark
et was active Spring lambs. Ml56t-5o, fair TO
good. $5.75G6 wethers. 81. 25ds50. ewes, s350Q&:
mixed sheep. ss.5oQ4; Gull sheep. sL7593: year
lings s3Q4
Hogs-Receipts. IS cars The market was 50
loc lower. Yor&rs. good to choice. ssQs.lo: pigs.
Sc. 25d65o medium and heavy. $s.s0d5.e5: mixed.
sa70a5so: roushs. A75@5; stays. sS.7S04-3;
dairies. si.5oG5.sO.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 1o.-Cattle-Receipts.
200 The market was steady. Native steers.
s4q5 80; cows and heifers. ssd4.S; Western
steers, S.s0Gt40; Gamers. s1756275: 'stockers
| and feeders. sz506f4.25; calves. 80 5005.50.
Hogs-Receipts, 10. 500. The market 1oc
| lower. Heavy. s5.3Od535 mixed. s532Nd5. IS
| light s. 35G54o pigs s5q5.so
Sheep-Receipts, $500. The market dun.
Sheep. s225a4; lambs. 1905
| LOUISVILLE. July 1o-Cattle dun; choice 20
prime shipping steers. 81. 506475. medium good
shipping steers. 81 35Q4.50; choice butcher steers,
| 81 2564.4 40: choice vesls, s56525.
Hogs SC lower: best leo lbs and I'm s. 20: lights
S. 70 roughs, N.5OG5.
Sheep and Lambs-Best sheep. 60: prime lambs,
| s55.
| CINCINNATI. July 1O.-Hogs dull and lower
| at s3s095.50.
| Cattle dull and lower at 81 2sG4eo
| sS.5OQ6
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, July Observation-Disclosures. 1900.
Steers opened firm TO shade higher and closed
steady at Wednesdays prices: bulls and cows I'M
changed: all sold Steers. 4.25G5.3ziz; few extra
and fancy exports. s. 40G510; bulls, s. loE4: COWS
81 S5fis 40 Gables quoted live cattle firm at
I1ILfII2c per H. tops Ike. dressed weight: sheep
steady: refrigerator beef firm at 9q9&c per 10.
Exports tomorrow. LOCO cattle and 1910 quarters
of beef.
st6s 30: tops 81 general sales 81. 5o16 %: butter
sheen and Larnbs-Receipts. 7.12S. Sheep slow
and lower: lambs l5c TO 40c Bwer; five cars un-
sold sheep 81 5oa3. 80: few export, 81: culls.
s2as: lambs. a.7546.55; two cars choice. ss45.
Hoes-Receipts. 1851. Market steady. Medium
hogs S. 20: no light hogs or pigs here: would sefl
at Sc. 20 higher
KANSAS CITY. July lo.-Cattie-Heceipts
700 natives and coo Texans: calves. 500 natives
and 200 Texans. The market was active and firm
20 higher Choice export and dressed beef steers
81 7O57so5: fair 10 good. $a.lo74 20: stockers and
feeders So s06l35: Texas and Indian steers
- SOS: Texas cows. sl.15a3; native cows 81 sod
: "a. native PETERS. se50q4 20; Gamers $ifi2 Isl
ia,Iix 81 a5ff3.35; calves, $1Q5.25.
Hors--Receipss. seo0. The market opened 81
lac lower and closed i09l5c on Top. $50: bulk
OF sales, $. 4c1s.s5; heavy. s.. t5q5.5o; mixed
packers. s5,s5a54s: lisht, S.3sss6s0: Yorkers
&. sGf GO: pigs. ss.l2495.eo.
sheep-Rsceigts zoo The ma s was activ,
lambs. s36s.is: fed ewes. c44.s9: Texas Clipped
yeariines.s g. .5Qssao Texas clipped sheep Sos
sfockers and feeders. ts94
EAST LIBERTy. July lo-cattle- Supply ligh
and ths market was STEADY. Choice SOULS
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NEW YORK. July 1o.-Butter-Receipts, 1e, SOC
packages The market was Irregular. State
dairy 16h62oc extra creamery. 20hc: reno
waited, 13Gi1Sc; creamery, common to choice, 16lS
62oc: factory. 14615Mc; imitation creamery. l6G
1Sc Cheese--Receipts, 9,439 packages. The
market was easy. State full cream, fancy small
colored, l0c; small white, 10c; large colored. 10c
large white. loo Eggs-Receipts. S,S6S packages
The market was unsettled State and Pennsyl-
vania frsts to seconds, 11Q1S19c; Western extras
1SGlSi1c; seconds to firsts, HqlIc.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10.--Butter steady and
in fair demand; prints 1c higher; extra Western
creamery, 21c; extra nearby prints. 23c. Eggs
firm and in good demand; fresh nearby and
Western, lie. loss off, fresh Southwestern, 16c
loss off; fresh Southern. l5Gisc. loss OF. Cheese
steady and In fair demand: New York, full
creams choice new. 1Ol5dl0&c; New York full
creams, fair to good new. 9%g1ohc.
CHICAGO July 10.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market easier; creamery
15d20c; dairy. 14k61Sc. Eggs Steady to firm al
l3G1ic. at the mark. cases included. Cheese
easy at 10di1hc.
KANSAS CITY July 1o.-Fggs firm: Missouri
and Kansas. cases returned, 12c per dog: new
No. 2 whltewood cases included. 12hc.
ST. LOUIS. July 1o.-Butter slow; creamery
i5G2lc: dairy, 15a17c Eggs lower at 12hc
/ CINCINNATI. July 1o.-Eggs easier and lowe,
at 121sc Butter quiet. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat
11%c.
BOSTON. July 1o.-Tspecial1-Eggs steady
Western extras. 17@lSc; seconds to frsts, 15eIisc
LOUISVILLE, July MISUNDERSTANDING II,
per Id; good country, 15c. Eggs, 1slsc.
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TRADE In GENERAL
Quotations mt st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS, July 1o.-Flour steady: red winter
patents. ss.65@d; extra fancy and straight, $3.50
sacked, east track. asssoes Wheat higher; No:
e case ss tEssk ass
No. hard. 74@7sAc. Corn lower; No 2. cash.
5oNc oats lower: No. 2, cash, s7itc; track. $50
SSlRc; September, s4sc No. 2 white. 43c. Rye
mess, $3.50. Lard lower at s7.27K. Bacon
steady; boxed extra shorts. ss.S7,a; clear ribs,
$3.50; prairie. ssai2. whisky steady at $50
Iron cotton ties. s1.05. Bagging. 5Aq6hc. Hemp
ss@ bus eorn sS bu sss s b. ssp
ments-Flour. II 900 brls; wheat, 80 600 BIZ; corn,
$1,000 blu; oats. $1,000 bu.
cTY July
or ssgGSs NS sss 2 ssps%be No. ogss
No. 3, 5o@5os1c. oats-No: white. ssaasc; No.
mixed In ss bu
1880 blu: corn, 24,s00 blu; oats. 1000 bu.
LOUISVILLE, July 1o:-wheat- old No. z red
Sa Sf old Mo red and 1
Indiana new beans. s225a2.5O per blu. Hay
SsSas in Straw 0tI % track Cleans ginseng s0s
tatoe s SIPS bu; onions, $50 bril- new Cabbage.
$l5o crate; peppers, $3.50 per crate.
CINCINNATI. July 1O.-Flour quiet. Wheat
mixed, IslS5l.se: Oats Arm; No; 2 mi:ed. 40
at 1915. Whisky dull at $3.50 Sugar quiet
LIVERPOOL. July 10.-Wheat-Spot dull; No.
red Western winter. IS ID; No: northern
spring. IS sd; No. / California, 6s 61zd. Corn
Spot American mixed easy at As sid.
TOLEDO, July 10.-Wheat-Cash, 79%c; July,
79Ac; September, 1910. Glover seed dull and
easy; October 21sc lower, at So s7lk; prime timo-
thy, $1.60; August alsike. $3.50.
DULUTH, July 10.-Wheat-To arrive, No.
hard. ss1kc: No. northern, SIC; No. northern.
S51ac; July. SIC: September, 7ec; December 74lac.
Oats-Cash, 36h@37c.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 10-Wheat-Cash, sec:
July S7ikc; September, '779sc: No. 1 hard, 90c;
No northern, sec; No. northern. SSc: No.
northern, S2dS6c. T.
BALTIMORE. July 10.-Wheat-July, S0xc;
August, 79&c Corn-July, 57Ac; August. 56&c
MILWAUKEE. July 10.-Barley steady; No. 2.
Coo; sample, 46453c.
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WHEAT AND OATS HIGHER
BULLISH NEWS AND SENTIMENT IN
FLUENCE THE FORMER.
Corn a Shade Lower Under Selling
Pressure-Lower Hog Prices Start
Provisions Downward.

CHICAGO. July 1O.-Wheat exhibited con-
siderable strength to-day. September clos
ing &c higher. Corn closed shade lower.
Oats were up 1dAc and provisions were
unchanged to 71t@10c lower.
Gables failed to respond to the advance
in the price of wheat here yesterday, and
this fact, together with the favorable
weather conditions caused an easier tone at
the start, September being unchanged to
&c lower at 7SA@7sssc. Prospects of a bull
ish government crop report was the prin-
cipal factor, and buying was Of good char
acter all day. There was a fair outside de-
mand, and st. Louis and the Northwest
were both firm, which helped prices here.
After selling up to 79Nc for September there
was a reaction on realizing sales but crop
damage reports continued to come in and
prices held strong. The close was sc higher
at 79c Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 1S2, 100 bu. Primary receipts were
319,6OO blu, against $4,000 year ago. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported receipts of 134
cars, which, with local receipts of II cars
one of contract grade-made total of Isl
cars, against 81 a year ago.
Corn was helped some early by the
strength in wheat. but the market was
again under considerable selling pressure
and the undertene was easier. The volume
of trading was light, traders being disposed
to await the issuance of the government
crop report. Easier cables had a depressing
influence. The close was about steady with
September shade lower at 5l&45lAc, after
ranging between 515s@52sc. Receipts were
S52 cars, q of contract grade.
Oats ruled quiet, and the market was gov
erned largely by the action of wheat. An
improvement in the cash demand was also a
strengthening influence. The close was firm.
with September h@Ac higher at 35Q35isc
after selling between 347sc and 35lsq35l4c C.
Receipts were lis cars.
Liberal receipts of hogs and lower prices
at the yards started provision prices down
ward and with practically no support the
market failed to rally from the opening
weakness. Trading was light and without
feature. September pork closed &c lower al
S14:95, lard 71zM10c lower at S7.S5QLS112, and
ribs unchanged at $S5ih.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
IL cars: corn, IS; oats, $50: hogs. 1900 head.
leading futures ranged as follows:
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
BUSY DAY ON COMMISSION ROW
PREPARING FOR SATURDAY.
Fruits and Vegetables I'm Large Sup
pIy-FIour steady and Firm-More
Liberal Arrivals of Grain.

There was considerable activity on Com.
mission row yesterday, retail merchants
stocking up for Saturdays trade, and the
market men preparing for their business.
There Is a large supply OF fruits and vege-
tables. Watermelons are abundant-large
and excellent quality. Receipts OF new
crop apples are increasing and, while poor
stock is very dull, choice is scarce and
commands full price. Raspberries and
blackberries are selling fairly well and
there is a good demand for currants and
huckleberries Tropical fruits are selling
fairly we'll. Lemons are in active request
and higher, and the same is true or choice
cantaloupes. Potatoes continue In steady
demand but the market gives evidence or
better at reduced quotations Inc supply
of cabbage is increasing and prices are
weakening. Cucumbers are in liberal sup
ply and lower. Pine apples and bananas
are in ample supply TO meet the demand
and prices are steady. The produce marker
Is fairly active. Poultry is IN good demand
at reduced prices and IL is thought prices
Will remain about as they are now Tor
some time 10 come. Eggs are IN good de-
mand and candled stock brings 14c. But
ter receipts are large and prices are easier.
Cheese is in fair supply and prices are I'M
changed. The wholesale grocery market is
active. Travelling statesmen who came in
yesterday brought liberal orders. The de-
mand for sugars and coffees is large, as
usual at this season of the year. All grades
of refined sugar were reduced 10 points yes
tsrday at New York The druggists are
having n goody trade. Linseed oil is weak
at the reduction the first OF the week. Flour
continues steady and prices are firm. The
demand is about usual at this season,
but the prospect OF higher prices for wheat
On reports OF poor crops in Indiana and
Illinois, tends to strengthen the price OF
-four Dry goods houses are having a quiet
time Prices are steady. Confectloners are
doing but little, this being the dull time
IN their line Iron and hardware merchants
report business fully up TO expectations
and better than usual at this season OF the
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE MORE ACTIVE, BEST STEERS
BEING A SHADE STRONGER.
Hogs Dull, Slow and Fifteen Cents
LOwer-Sheep Strong and steady
Condition of Other Markets.

UNION sToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, July
10.-Cattle-Receipts, $50; shipments. 300. About
the usual variety OF cattle was represented. but
only small percentage of consignments were
stock fully up to the standard in their class.
On account of the very fair shipping demand the
early market for the better class OF steers was
reasonably active and several loads changed
hands at possibly little satisfactory prices
than yesterday; in fact. occasional sales were
reported around 10c higher. After the important
orders had been executed. however. the market
apparently dropped back into the same old way.
and subsequently II was more less difficult
TO consummate sales at no better prices than
yesterday. The market for female butcher cattle
was only fair. There some inquiry for the
best cows and heifers, which sold at steady
prices, but other kinds, usual heretofore this
week. badly neglected. IL was observed
that all cattle of common quality or Thin in
flesh still suffering greatly, and IT was evil
dent that statesmen to-day would again be unable
to make clearance of that class. There is
practically no outlet for syockers or feeders at
any price and large number are in the pens
unsold, some of which have been here for week.
There has not been a great deal of change in
prices since the early part OF this week, but the
bulk of the cattle coming now are selling az
least 25c lower than week ago. and some of
the less desirable grades represented soc decline
in the past two weeks. Quotations.:
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CONDITION OF THE CROPS
AVERAGE OF GROWING CORN JULY
WAS 1914, A POOR SHOWING.
About $4,000, 900 Acres PIanted-Wfn-
ter Wheat Above the Ten-Year
Average-Oats Fair.

WASHINGTON, July lo.-Preliminary re-
turns to the Bureau of Statistics of the De-
partment of Agriculture show the acreage
of corn planted TO be about Ss.SOO,OoO acres,
per cent, from the area planted last year.
as revised in December. The average con-
dition of the growing crops on July / was
19.4, as compared with SIS on July I. 1902.
Sl.3 at the corresponding date in 1901 and a
ten-year average of SOS.
The following table shows for each OF the
twenty principal corn States the acreage
compared with that of last year on a per-
centage basis and the condition on July !
in each of the last three years, with the
ten-year July average:
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The average condition OF barley Is Sos
against 9L5 one month ago, sS.7 on July l.
1902; 913 at the corresponding date In 1901
and a ten-year average OF N-3
The average condition OF winter rye Is
e02 as compared with 9i.2 on July 4. 1902.
1916 at the corresponding date in 1901, and q
ten-year average OF $50.
The average condition OF spring rye Is
sSs as compared with ss-3 on July ], 1862;
ss3 at the corresponding date in 1901. and
a ten-year ACREAGE OF 6.5
The acreage OF fax is about 10000 acres
or 1876 per cent. less than that OF last year,
and the condition Is s6.2 The acreage or
tobacco Is about 1000 acres. or OF per cent
greater than That Of last year and the con-
dition Is sol
The acreage OF potatoes. excluding sweet
potatoes. is about 5000 acres or is per
cent less than that OF last year. The aver
age condition OF potatoes on July was s.
as compared with S2.9 on July I. 1902, Gl
at the corresponding date Ia 1901. and q ten
year average OF $50.
The report also includes fruits and vnr1-
| Gus minor crops which VIII be published -
detail In the Crop Reporter.
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The average condition on July OF spring
and winter wheat combined was 500, as
compared with $40 on July ]. 1902, and Gil
on July i. 1901. The amount OF wheat re-
manning in the hands OF farmers on July
is estimated at about $4,000 bushels
equivalent to about So per cent. Of the crop
OF last year.
The average condition OF the oat crop on
July / was s4.3 as compared with SIS one
month ago; 92.1 on July !, 1902. s3.7 on July
I, 1901, and a ten-year average OF SIS. The
following table shows for each OF the ten
principal oat States the condition on July
in each of the last three years. and that
on June 1, 1909. and the ten-year July aver
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Wool.

LONDON, July 10-Offerlngs at the wool auc-
ton sales to-day numbered 1894 bales, mainly
cross breds Fine merinos steady, but
heavy grades showed a decline Of per cent
Secured sold freely to the home trade and Ger
many, faulty at decline Of per cent. Fine
Cape of Good Hope and Natal was in fair de-
0manG. Faulty snow-whites were I'D cheaper.
Fine slipes were firm. Punta Arenas grades
in active demand and sold well to France
the sales in detail. New South Wales 500
bales secured, 101zdG1s lid; greasy, sdGI1s I'd.
Queensland, 800 bales, secured, Is 2d@1s lid;
greasy, 9G91kd. Victoria, 800 bales; greasy, lido
Is Id. Tasmania, 400 bales; secured, 6%dQls.
New Zealand 1900 bales: secured S1ad61s 91ad;
greasy 5Add1s Id Cape of Good Hope and
Natal, 800 bales; secured. 10l.dG1s sgd; greasy,
611@shd. Punta Arenas, $500 bales; greasy.
6laG10d.
BOSTON, July 1o.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say in to-morrow's issue: The wool mark
hardening. Medium grades are higher, and
sales have been made at last weeks outside
asking prices. A good amount or territory has
been sold at full prices, and there has been q
call for fine staple the first for some time. Lon
don is firm and medium and coarse cross-breds
are 71aGp10 per cent higher. In Montana there
are great many Eastern buyers waiting to
pitch in and everything points to good. active
competition for the clip Of that State. The
shipments of wool from Boston to date from
Dec 81 1902 1885. 44s lbs, against 1879 21s 736
lbs at the date last year. The receipts to
date 12i 9S7 9S6 lbs against H7 942 005 lbs for
the same period last year.
ST. LOUIS. July lo.-Wool strong; medium
grades, clothing and combing. 1SQ2likc: light
fine. 1SQ1sc; heavy fine. 1lQ15c; tub-washed. Is
Q29c.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, July 10.-Credit balances. 81. 50: GER
tificates no bid Shipments-Pennsyvania. 81 32-
brls: average. 3.sss hris; Lima, 59os1 brls: av-
erage e46i0 bris. Runs-Pennsylyania. 81 90s
bris average. 7sis6 brs; Lima. s7.los brls: aver
age, SO. SAC brls.
SAVANNAH. July 10.-Turpertfne firm at
47&c Rosin firm: A, q, c, S155. ID. Si.e0: f.
slss: F. S.T9; G, g.75: II. s2.25: /. s2s5 X.
So so: NJ $780, ~, So; window glass. 1910; water
white. $3.50
WILMINGTON July 10.-Spirits OF turpentine
steady at 471zc. Rosin-Nothng doing. Crude
turpentine firm at s1.'5. IS and ss25. Tar firm at
$1.6s-
steady: North Lima, sl.H; South Lima and In
diana, $i09.
CHARLESTON. July 1o.-Turpentine steady at
Gao Rosin steady.
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Flour Firm but Active-Another Ad-
vance I'm Refined Sugars.

vance In kennel sugars.
NEW YORK. July -Flour-Receipts.
s,e4s brls; exports, 21,270 brls. Unchanged,
but firm and fairly active.
Wheat-Receipts, 1855 Blu; exports, 4.07o
bu. Spot firm: No. red, size elevator.
sS14c I. o. b. afioat; No. / northern Duluth.
s51sc I. o. b. afloat: No. / hard Manitoba.
sSAc t. o. b. afioat. Options opened easy.
under poor cables and rain in the North
west, but rallied and were generally firm
all day on the crop report and a renewal
% punish crop news. closing Sql&c net
nigner: July, S6qS7lsc, closed at SIlsc; Sep
,ember. S219qS31c. closed at S3Ac; Decem-
Der, S2Ss@S2 1916, closed at S2Ssc.
Corn-Receipts, Sl,650 bu; exports. los. 100
bu Spot dull; No. 2, 5Sc elevator 5S34c f.
o; o. afioat; No. yellow, sec; No. white.
osc; Options opened steady, but soon
yielded to unloading and favorable weather
news, ruling dull all day with the close
1sc net lower: July 577s@5Slsc, closed at
5,.sc; September. 57s4@5Ssc, closed at 57lsc;
december, 53ssQ5Sc, closed at 57isc.
Oats-Receipts.- 1850 blu; exports. .2,s25
bu. Spot quiet; No. 2, 43c; standard white,
Acc; No. g. 421kc: No. 2 white. 451zc;, No.
white. 44laQ 45c; track white, 431kQ49c. OPP
Hay quiet; good to choice, sl.lOa1. Is.
Hops easy; state, common to choice 1902,
l1q22lsc; 1901, l3q16c; old, 5QSc: Pacific
Beef easy; beef hams. s2o.5oa22. Cut
meats irregular; picked bellies. s9.25d10.5O;
picked shoulders, $3.50; picked hams, $l2.50Q
Is. Lard easy; Western steamed, $50.
Refined weak; continental, $S25; s. A, So 10:
compound, s7.5OQS Pork easy; family.
SlL75qlS; short clear, s16.25Q1S. Tallow
easy; city, 4⁣ country, 47sQ5c. Cotton-seed
oil firm; yellow, 43A@44c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. z invoice. $40
3-16c. Mild quiet
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 30
1llec; centrifugal Sc test, s-lec; molasses
No. Z 4.45c; No. g. 4.4Oc; No. 9, 435c; No.
10. 4.3O; No. II, 4.25c; No. r. 42Oc; No. 13,
Also; No. IA, 4.10c; confectioners' A. 4.75c;
mold A, 5.15c; cut loaf, 5.50c; crushed, 5.50c;
powdered, &c; granulated, 490c; cubes, 5.15c.
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Receipts of grain for the past week have
been quite liberal and all arrivals are read
fly taken at current prices. which, as re-
ported by the secretary OF the Board OF
Trade, rule as follows:
Wheat-Stronger: No. red. 76izc track;
No. red, 765zc on milling freight; No. red.
f4c track; July, 76izc. wagon, s6c.
Oats-Nomipal: No. white, f21zc; No.
white, 4l5kc; No. mixed, 3s%xc; No.
mixed. 39Ac.
Hay-steady. No. timothy. SIG; No.
timothy, $3.50.
Inspecfions--Wheat: No. 2 red. cars;
rejected L; AInmerchantable, 4: total IL cars.
Corn: No white, ears; No. white, 3:
No. . white mixed. !; No. . mixed, 3; No.
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mixed. 2; total, 13 cars. Oats: No. mixed.
cars, rejected, I; total, cars.
WAGON MARKET.
OHer1ngs light. Corn firm, selling from
% % 10 6O cents. Hay steady at Sl2Gl3.50.
Some choice sold at 1880 New hay at S.,
as reported by the wagon weighmaster:
Corn-Per blu, 5Sfl6Oc
Oats-Per bu 3Sn4Oc.
smear Oats-Per ton, $9G12.
- Hay-Timothy, per ton, $1201350; mixed,
Ss.5OQ10.50; clover, SSalO; new .clover. S6a7:
new timothy, S.
Straw-Per ton seas.
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Poultry and other Produce.

(Prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry-Tom turkeys &c; hen turkeys, &C.
mems mems, Sac; cocks, 4c young ducks, &c; springs
lie; geese s.. 80 per doz
.Cheese-Wisconsin, 13c; New York full creams,
iSe; Swiss Ice; brick 15c; limburger, 12c
Butter-11hc.
Eggs-12c; candled 14c
Mool-Local dealers paying for wagon
lots: Good medium merchandise unwashed, I7c
coarse and braid. 15c; heavy merino, 10Q12c; half
ern J2c.
a. Feathers-Prime geese, SOC per Id: prime duck
zoe per Id.
Beeswax-Soc for yellow. 25c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green- salted Hides-No. ]. S1ec; No. 2, TIC; No
l.calf l0c; No. calf &c.
Iallow-No. l, 4kc; No. 2, &c.