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Sharp County record., 1903-02-27
Nearly FOrfeits His Life.

A runaway almost ending fatally
started horrible ulcer on the leg OF
J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Ill.
For tour years 1t de6ed all doctors
and all remedies. But Bucklen'S
Arnlca Salve had no trouble to cure
HIM. Equally good for Burns, Skin
Eruptions, Bruises and Piles zoe
at Shows drug store.
Come to the Record ofhce
for your legal blanks
Sharp County record., 1903-02-27
FARM SEEDS

Glover, Timothy, Red Top,
Johnson Grass, Blue Grass,
Alfalfa, Cane, Kaffir Corn
Cow Peas, Seed Corn, Seed
Oats, Orchard Grass, etc.
Largest stock in North Ar
kansas. Only RELIABLE
Seeds 60 out of our store
Write for prices.
Tallsy Lumber & Feed Co.,
BATESVILLE, ARK.
Sharp County record., 1903-02-27
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Sharp County record., 1903-02-27
LOCAL NEWS.

eeees
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
DOMESTIC BEARIsH NEWS
DEPREssEs GRAIN VALUES.
FOREIGN MARKETS ARE ON
THE DOWN TURN.
Selling by Longs and Lack of Out
side Speculative Interest
Cause a Break.

In the absence Of that class Of foreign
news which advanced prices on the previous
day, bearish domestic information was eff
fective and prices were sharply lower at
the close. Cables came easy at the opening
and weather conditions abroad were said
to be ideal. The war scare did not appear
as factor in the market. Weather, both
In the winter and spring belts, was favor
able and receipts here and in the North
west were again heavy. Export sales were
light. The domestic demand for -four and
cash wheat continued good.
Sept. wheat opened &c OF and sold at:
7ssafasc. sic 7ssS7sss :e.s' ''a' ''se 's''s
~ Corn was even weaker than wheat
outside speculative inquiry was small. and
receipts here and at other primary points
were heavy. There was considerable selling
Sept. corn opened 1kc OF and sold at:
.t1sc &c. l7c. 4sac. 4s4ic. 4sMc. 464sc. 4sxc.
keceipts Of wheat at st. Louis $685. bu..
OF which SCI SKIS. and s6 car local and 10
cars through. against LAG, 700 bu., Of which
2.4H SKIS: and 13 cars local and cars
through. in 1902
Receipts Of wheat at primary points s5s, 900
bu., against 81 900 bu: IN 1902. and shipments
$4,000 bu. against $4,000 bu. Northwest re-
ceiyed 1ss cars against u! cars in 1902 Chi
10000 blu. Clearances $4,000 blu.
Receipts Of corn at st. Louis q. 800 bu. Of
which "a cars local and cars through.
against 15,675 bu.. Of which $50 SKIS. and II
cars local and cars through, in 1907 Sam
pies on trk. firm.
Receipts of corn at primary points $1,000
bu., against 10000 blu. in 1902, and shipments
$4,000 bu., against $4,000 blu. Chicago re-
ceived 1881 blu. and Kansas City IS, 100 bu
C1earances 1850 bu.
Receipts Of oats at st. Louis 1850 bu., Of
which. 30 ears local and cars through,
against 81, S45 bu, Of which 100 SKIS. and 81
cars local and cars through, in 1902 Ship
ments 1910 blu.
Receipts Of oats at primary points 81 900
bu., against 81, 900 blu. in 1902, and ship
ments 1000 bu., against $4,000 blu. Clear
ances 800 bu
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Cash Grain. Flour, Etc.

wHEAT-Receipts ss1 sks. and 50 cars local
and 10 cars through: stronger for No. . and No .
red. the offerings Inadequate to meet local and
outside milling demands. and lower qualities SELL
on sale small and milling demands becoming ur-
gent; BY sample. del; Sar lots No. red At 10
81 new hard !. s sns TS5ssy !; IS!
No n mixed sa s Sy SSa y .. No Nh Mute
CoRN-Receipts a cars local and q cars
seS sse decline
Ing attracted shipping orders. From store Is. 0oe
ssSii. 81 81 !? Es 4 s. 0S ss. FIT sa = a5s
tion: No. a. T.s9asc local and l!t9nc desttna "a
local. No. White at &c local and &c destins-
ton; No. whi.e at sc local
through: flm and . better sn-sSound demand. =
shippers in the market; Prinsipa! nuyipE LOCAL;
sslss = e s 81 r. sssssss ". side: i Ia -
buyers. 40: sold e Sc "; sids sna ssiabls
FTXxsEEp-Lower At sssac bid for sept end
ssf n e sr5.ys. ,,,.- oour. p.,.n..
.,raisSis Extra af fancy % sIss1:
:r LON se' pa IL Ssss . hai %
sly fancy s.isshss , sIss1s
,a mSa .Sd ssssnsS or new i hsss ana
Inferior less.
Louotable { o.. b. At $50 for city
meal; so for pearl meal: ssits and hominy;
e. Tx. .t 80 e large and HS1sc IL small g:
mixed fd In 100 is q &c fer SI s dns e
y AT pilt bran sells It n0soo and ships At
HxY-Receipts 80 tons local and 40 through:
shipped 1856 tons. Market n side: Timothy-New
choice S25o; No. / Sl0.t061l.5o: No. 500: No.
!. 1901. Ciover-No: nav s.so@1oi No. @:S0;
sideschoiee $50, No. i ss.5o6s; No. T6s;
alfalfa Sl0612
LEAD AND SPEL.TER-Lead sold At N.1o0
4.12Ik. Spelter $5.5O95.55.
WHISKY-Easy at 81. ..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
SUMMARY OF THE ST. LOUIS MARKETS,

in
o buying
the
at
therew demand
o
freely Sold.
whea SC of and o
on.
Of n price
steady
W o
earngs
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
WEAKNESS AGAIN PREVAILS
IN THE WHEAT MARKET.
TRADING is LIGHT AND SEN
TIMENT NERVOUS.
Only Small Business in Corn and
Prices Are Lower-Oats
Relatively Steady.

Chicago, Aug. N.-Weakness again pre-
vailed in the wheat pit and Sept. closed y
QAc lower. Sept. corn was of Nc, oats
were up &c and provisions were from Zoe
to Csc higher.
Trading In wheat was OF light char
acter and nervous feeling prevailed. Fa-
vorable weather in the Northwest. together
with Indifferent cables. caused considerable
commissions house selling at the start and
opening prices were weak, Sept. being down
NC to nc at S01zGS0Bc. Everything seemed
to favor the bears. outside markets being
lower, while the primary receipts were large
and crop advices being favorable. With
little demand the market gradually declined
until Sept had touched 1880, when buying
orders became more numerous and rally
dull and featureless. but prices held about
steady. Sept. closed A@Ac lower at 80ss
@S01ac. Dec. was also down 291sc, closing at
S1A@S11ac. Primary receipts were 6o1. 800 bu..
and Duluth reported receipts of 1856 cars,
which with local receipts of LA cars, 20 on
contract grade, made total receipts TOT the
three points of 80 cars, against 185 cars
last week and 500 cars year ago.
CORN.
There was only small trade in corn and
prices were lower under the influence OF
continued favorable weather and on the
weakness in wheat. There was heavy SELL
ing early in the day and only a light de-
mand, but later fair scattered demand de-
veloped and with fewer offerings the market
recovered part Of the early loss. Steadi-
ness prevailed the latter part OF the session
and Sept. closed &c lower at sic, after SELL
ing between 50ss45Ohc. Dec. c.osed at sig
q loss of 12c. Local receipts were 15l cars,
with Is Of contract grade.
OATS.
Oats were again relatively steady. al
though the weakness in wheat and corn had
some effect Trade was largely local. with
the selling somewhat in excess Of the buy
ing, although offerings were readily abb
sorbed at easier prices. Favorable weather
3il1sQy44Ac and 34Ac, Sept. closed at 34ssc, a
3451s9454c and 34Ac, Sept. closed at 24ssc,
gain Of &c. Dec. was also UP &c. closing
at 363sc. Local receipts were l62 cars.
RANGE OF FUTURES
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York. Aug. 2o-Flour-Receipts 1874: ex.
ports Is. $50; neglected and nominally lower. Rye
-four steady. Cornmeal dull. Rye steady. Barley
quiet. Wheat-Recelpts q, 600: spot easier; ss.sc
efioat: No. Northern Duluth sikc {. Q. b.
sfoat; No. hard Manitoba SAKE { o. b. ahost.
Options experienced sharp decline again this
morning under free selling for short account
prospects for increased spring wheat receipts.
s!s rs s'S Ny ssf ss sae s,e s e..
soNe; No, white tsse. Option maIse. sold OF
room LIQUIDATION and the wheat decline but
was rallied finally BY export demand and and closed Lose
ss sosss Sse NSy s1ssss IFS 4 Dee
81 a sSs ,s y S.s; Ss Nc Ssss
sus I seSh - a%sss. Rosk
ysIS Sw issss Rice quiet u aeassss PRIME
Kan .sIn % AUG dss ~
Ia "a, BOO bu;: corn corn 9. so; oats 5000
and 1u w. aye No. s ssofs Ss s assa
Sept. s2kc. Oats 35c.
s!s eaa No. - RED esa$sos 10. corn sisslssg:
&c. &C. NJ yellow white sss 81 0as sss l Ne sss
Fair 70 choice mailing lsQSsc,. Prime timothy
seed ,S r.. hss sE Per Short ss "a az; a1oss
E.asG7 30; dry saitsd shoulders Odd sa@7: q;
short clear sides 6xd.j. IS2A61.75. whisky.
N1.
p Mn9s sss Aux HswAiss s7d ss.ss sss ~
Northern ssqsOc; No. Northern ss9s5c; No, 5
Northern s9s5c; FleuraFirst patents A.DQ4. 90;
second clears $40. Bran in bulk 81: 7s6la
EilwsSsse Aus zSM rtb s Sgli No Nsrth-
so3ic. Rye higher: No. 5A955c. Barley steady;
No. Q 5S6S0c; sample 4o858c. Corn-Sept. 507s
Peoria, Aug. ao;-corn easy: No. 3 5oxe: No. {
t9kc. Oats steady; new No white s4Aes5e:
Of "a
Liverpool. Aug M.-Wheat - Spot No. red
W&stera winter new arm at 6 a; No North
ern spring strong e g. lod; No. Cali.ornias NO
American mixed new steady at = It'd; futures
quiet: Sept 40 sd
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By telegraph.

New York, Aug. o.-spot cotton closed quiet;
rniddlinx uplands l2.7bo: middling Gulf 13c: sales
sas bales. Futures closed dull: Aug. 123ic: Sept.
10. nc: Oct. ssec; Nov. s7sc: Dec. s.77c;. Jan.
s.7sc. The market opened steady at q decline OF
point to an advance Of 6 points. Aug being
fns ons q
rain in the eastern and central belts which was
~ Il Sss natter
OF doubt, however ~ to what damage the rains
were actually doing. and the prospect. were for
des any q. 5afs sv ts
was. in fact. little demand from any source.
though CLIQUE broker. bid moderately for the
earlier ew-crop options sending Sept: up to
recovered Its i-point loss and the new crop
showed net gains OF TO points At this level.
however. the room seemed inclined to take 2
to within q few points either. way Of last nights
finals. During the balance Of the session trading
continued quiet and prices showed little change,
o bales e
New Orleans. Aug. sa-cotton quiet: saIes 100:
Sna Ike mddnS GOD adalinr
81 futsres dull; Aug. sssise; sept 1850
se r sSy ss March Rss Jan ss49
: Liverpool, Aug. 2o.-Cotton-spot in limited del
mand: prices points lower; American middling
FSOS ssoa srSsEy T.sSns
So3d. The saies OF the day. were 1000 bales. Of
which 900 were for speculation and export. and
DsnSsd f StaPs: 500 S.es n
closed steady. American middlinE: &. o. CT: Aug.
Oct 3st md N sDs HS0s Sa NOV and and
Fs sS sssa Fee aDa March Mach snd
April ks7d.
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SHEEP-The reCelpS OF sheen were quite
rived Wednesday. and were held over. There
e sheer Or ne ny as 70 eooa e as Rs day this
week. and the best lambs weie about steady with
!: took haTd u work ito to get rid Of Ii. conn and
medium kinds. b,g; coarse buck Lambs are about
isHss are in ;.sa. d demand, VIII, .oa
demand for the best young STOCK. but all others
HoGsGThe run of hogs. was very email, the
which in reality Is not half what the market
O.: the western markets had only moderate sup.
the oa Fl shs 81 s p0 %ee an
"A good demand prevailed rom al sources and
TO secure an advance, which mounted te from rom
5Soc The good light s ns s1o Ss soysd aa
ID hogs, on the Itcher order; while the heayies
ssher t TSe ssrs supply sos Cleaned up
and late arrivals sold as last as they Sonid h be
demand still unsatisned.
hLs weighing ~ S ss e. H. sss at
weights at and good h.ay anS At ,: s45
Soss sold a. s.sas5 . se'' as msa sPs
I HoRsEsrne week ., marked &C
sss ere RECEIPTS r. s.,snsanss e
1h IKE arrivals aqS Ms hs
have been for a couple Of weeks and a better
s sSsn
steady basis but later days have not been so
s pialn which he has N from
Ing to a great extent and has been responsible
I sh e.. The WIN rs Il se eman
SsS 4 IL. with %s eS as Ssss s ssy
for there was very good attendance Of buyers
se ss through Gi e
which may be taken as an Indication that the
point and will be on In vigorous shape In the
course OF few weeks The weakness In the
grades the bulk s Of which sold about s5a7 50
lower The good offerings were little easier
through sympathy. but they were too scarce to
Horse quotations: Heavy draft-common to good
@ sho fsr t. 20 e ssoa sooa
slsossso;, choice to extra 100000 Horses ior
large si0@175. Export chunks-l,2Oo to 500 lbs.
to entIs ssosaoo saddIers Tor southern USE
Fair to good sssS ch YSp to ssd eHra
heavy work plugs s7s@iO6,
the beginning Of the week and the results have
q very light and uncertain demand existed. whose
many carioads which placed them stll further
Commission market extremely difncnit Sellers
general decline Of s5oas per head took Dlsce
the Eastern nor the Southern demand amounted
to much. and the dealers were 10th to take hold
Il. pens hane large Supplies and he
Ing larger supplies than they have had at any
q number Of Smsoid Commission ofrerinss on the
market THURSDAY morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
[ule Quotations:
{ESoy. hroko rynlAa to xnoAr~
BY TeleEraph.

Kansas City. Aug. observation-disclosures 1900
natives. 1000 Texans; calves 80 Texans. $50 ma
tives: corn cattle 2o@s5c higher than Monday:
wintered Western 100l5e higher than Tuesday:
quarantine active and firm; stockers and feed
fp 70 sns
Tssss and Indian seer, .sssss:sS: gssss NV;
ssSsS aoss@Rseeipss sSoo S' pigs. light A and
baf e e 6 sEsss sefsy y
mixed gssksE: sas aSTs
$500; market strong; native lambs ss.sS9s.so;
:h:sp S. sSss md
Joseph Aug 2 4 "a; & % s.ss
H fsss III: ssssdy 70 6 lower: Hshss
s9s7hTsss; medium ,n and heavy heavy saloS04s. Sheep
trade in live cattle; feeling steady export steady:
50 sheep: tomorrow. $50 cattle and $500 quarters
at - ss. s'ss 8;
.na iusE. s shssp and sss
aalI ls%S: s s .aa is%ss
fssSsss;s's :,. En-, sss.y ssass sSss
Aug ~ . s0ss in
s. d.Psr: ssa t I: e cows @sdr
ss',sst sss?fs; sss
ana Sutsssas
hssSS Ssk >, FG sss. a sSs e shsspk sss
e sep sseias SssSsss sssss 81 e ehsiss nissS
E.i56Seo: western lambs 1861
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
MIXED
VEAL CALVES.
L. 1k0 eM
'EARLINGs AND HERETTcs.

souTHERN cATTLE-The supply Of quar.n-
that contained s.so3 head. Last Thursday is cars
and s,1a head were registered. sgainst rs cass
dull and nfeless. and the hardest kind Of work
was INDUCED IN to set buyers to take hold Of
advanced was the basis. on which the entire
supply was disposed Of. The bulk Of steers was
ling Of . good class was had. Cows were sener-
ally Of common to fain grades. Bulls sold slowly
hut 1t no material change. The calf tfade was
. shade on on anything but choice light weights.
The supply for the four E., days this week e 81
q septemses g. The four days arrivals J, rs 3.
head last week. The Increased supply. with
other market. having record-breaking runs. gave
buyers the advantage and ut no time has there
been any activity shown TO the trade. There was
.. liberal supply Of both she stun and steer. the
big end Of which were Of common to fair grades.
Though the small end Of the supply we're OF good
kinda the decline was general On Al Sows ana
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
FRACTIONS CLOSE LOWER
IN A DULL MARKET.
UNITED RAILWAYS PRE-
FERRED THE WEAK SPOT.
Banking Issues Are About Steady
ON the Basis Of Bids, With
Very Light Trading.

In a very dull market local securities
were irregular. with recesslons in fractions
and other issues about steady. St. Louis
Transit was wanted ut $1S3 and offered at
sls.62,s. with no trades. United Railways
preferred dropped points to SCI and had
sS725 bid ut the close The 4-per-cent
bonds were neglected.
Mississippi Valley Trust held firm at 1895
and Missouri Trust was fractionally- higher
with sales at SET and s127.25. Other bank
ing issues were dull, but about steady on
the basis of bids.
National Candy at $3.50 and ss2 was the
only active issue in the miscellaneous list.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
New York Curb Market.
pEpIrpr III, cDr,r~r.r

New York. Aug. 2o-There were no interesting
developments in the curb market to-day. Trad
ing was confined to q much smaller number Of
stocks than on Wednesday, and the general trend
OF prices was downward. in sympathy with the
weakness In the Stock Exchange market Total
sales did not exceed $1,000 shares.
American Can preferred again the feature.
selling from l2M down to ass on sales of 1000
Seaboard issues attracted some interest, the pre-
ferred selling from Sc down to s.. then UP to 35A
for 500 shares. and l. 800 shares OF the comomn
sold from 2 down to 22isq22k. Five hundred
shares Of Northern Securities sold at SSdS7Z
Standard Oil sold from $40 down to 600 for Is
shares: 10 shares of 1nterborough Rapid Transit
sold at s1iz: 100 shares Of Light, Fuel and Power
sold at S2ls: 800 shares Of Seaboard Steel and
Iron sold at 22ia922h. and 60 shares Of Greene
Copper sold from lsM down to 1s%
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21

Green Hams, Etc.-car lots held T. o. b. .. side
thus: Hams-le-av. At 11sc: Us At toKc; 10 at
SIC; 1s61ss and 2os at sMc- Skinned Hams-1s-
Az. 1t loxc: 1906 and 0@Ns at 10Hc: Califor-
Mas at SIC; New York shoulders C061z-av) at
exc From the block. del: Hams e s0loc and
C.; New YORK shoulders at SIC.
Ofeo Stearine-A 7A41hc.
Country Lard-Prime in good pkgs. at %.
Grease-Brown 3Hc: yellow Htci white 80.
Quote packers stock noninally; Brown 30s3&cs
TaIIow-Country At nc for current receipts Of
No. in mail quantities.: large lots would prob
ei. prime TO choice held q l,l94He.
,arse' Hc6H Tor medium and Soc for mali.
Beef-on orders: Hbld.-Plstss ron and futon
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Butter and Cheese.


pkss: nrmer: State dairy A6i7Ac; creamery Is
fflSc: creamery, common to choice, 15618Hc.
Chee.tCReceipts SIS pkgs.; quiet and easy.
ch.csy6. Aus, ~, 2o:.Buste. steady: cIeamere e
6nAe; twins l9gloAs; Young Americas li9,sc
mard; extra Western creamery 1shc: nearby
prints 2oc. Cheese firm. but quiet; New York
new 9k610Ac.
Dry Goods.
New York, Aug. 1.-THE dry rood: market
with first hands, although buyers are anxious to
secure prompt deliyerie. Ct good many lines
diffcult to obtain satisfactory shipment. The
policy OF curtailment Is bound to have its effect
But buyers are not Officiating themselves for
anything more than Is absolutely necessary.
Petroleum.
OIL City. Auy: oEcredit balances n:M Ger
lie; runs 10. ST. average II ss9 Shipments-Iima.
1855; average. $3.50. Runs-lAmA 75.1n; aver
age. bb.s&.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-21
aliscellaneous aaarkets.

.ks. &c and e lsIE. :Es. sc: par i ss.y a.
ssss sns xx sss ss.s =. 81 rs
sseeen. Ied i@. de- "a a.. snd on
RO0TSQuote Per h.: Ginseng at &C.,
ssss; pink u: ssldsn :.si s,s: Sses q: ~
apple ZIG; snake &c: white snake worth. Htei
slss Ssea sse oae.s s.
Of SIZES TGSs S. T5ld g1ssF e, Soo, ,.,, can ...r
ling lO9Zsc: lamb at 1s6ssc; dry fallen. etc.
DEER sE KIN ETc quot. per b.: R.s.s'
sEE ss'GGS at 50 per Is. s sor
raw and Sc for boiled: ic per gal ies d -
for No. and &c fof 2 No q" & smaller "a
sauER r; u.s psr half bhl
&C; summer white 90: yellow zOc: aid uss
I'D sseIsi.s /, so # Il s. ST.. 70 % 4, g.
,HoPs-New York at @027o: Wsst&1 301s
, ~ Ss5s g ri shI IN! ~,
sasnssd: nS%ssi quote u: i:as: Pss g, e.
sT e x: seGse " II III q. ess pr
hS Sssr A ND; from store:
Hesn peasIscoteh E. q soSi g; .Piit gss. e
pas z. 81 sc sq per lac Ns. At Yois Haley
ssss: ,sI:i Isn,,is .4Sss, Wi: q
KHEEI 1s! soES@MSiss a, IL per 10 M
Is iS 8! ~ ,sPsl:s !sss .ssss ~ ssi. ia
RsSs r. salt i ss .s Ss1 ls Ss.
s,Ss ssss .ss,ss s,e,n
ssse % 89 3. Ct 2 e q
s@sac; inferior PICKED less: extra black &c. -.
aAes II as sa es at IN Ne
s0f oi HasoeE 81 sbe.ched =. Ms p.r ton: osn
PBANUTs.EsTmers stock. per b.: RED lke
: POP lcesoRN-seIilns On cob at secsn psr 10
0 scR fes peifIRo Hon 1 aSp s. sfss ref 10
Wrought iron &c: heavy cast SOC; maileaoie stsss
brass 50: heavy brass 8 copper =: zinc 2:
eaaES1s saiaz quot: s' &
DRIED FRurT-ws quote: Eyaporated apples
4 % S 3 o a s r. d.;sss sos eSos.
SIf sp sGssS R gSb srR RSPnss .us,.
s asA ss sEEP asoi. prime new saoss
a.Iiyeaa I.ld ses as'e for Sn wood snS
sc: oIso sc:. g. s; saeF.yosE Sois-shooe sess
DO: &C. &C.: meat nc; s-hoop lime &c: z:sssp'
", c;n1soSPERruFFsIn car. lots on rk.: sssirf
sG s. No. sIz SS q aa % @ss mil
bbi q. 80; beer key u29ls; lard tics. ~; ~
mill @il ms s,SsE :pp!s s sSs
do ~; lard tcs y lsc ;o Posx Dds rs
sss!.sss 8 81 ss1iss 80 = .s 81
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RANGE OF FUTURES.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
PROVISIONS.

let-up in the selling pressure, which had
been in evidence recently. There was good
demand for ribs early and with a small
run Of hogs and stronger market at the
yards provision prices advanced materially
and held well throughout the day. Sept.
pork closed Csc higher at $l2Thc; Sept lard
was up 0c at IS. and ribs were up 2c at
$7.55.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
no cars; corn a5 cars; oats 20 cars; hogs
1000 head.
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The Metal Markets.

New York. Aug 2o,-Iin was little higher in
4 q 10 's a. ID g w and i al
N.s9s ;loc. Copper was lower q London, with
We're Ios lower as f6s e. Locally. copper was
quiet and nominally UNCHANGED; Gke !: quoted
casting at l3.25aaa.s75c. Lead declined . Cd. to
81 So Sd IN London, but was unctaIged here At
us Cd but remained unchanged In New York at
&C. Iron closed at SIS ID In Glasgow and at 4ss Sd
in Middlesboro. Locally, Iron was without fur
Their change: No. foundry Northern Is quoted at
S17.60@1S, No. foundry Northern At SIG. 50617.
ern soft at ZIG, 6Q6l6.16
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Produce.

Butter-Q Quotations: Creamery-Extra 1sh0soc;
nrsts ie917c: seconds 14@15c. Dairy.Extra i6ci
extra lsc; frsts 15c: country-packed stock nc'
pJFSs rrsytnrrent receipts l5@17c Receipts 21ss
pkgs. local and 40 through: shipments Ias5 pkgs
Cheese-Northern on ORDERS; Twins uNc:
lzHc; Limburger 10@101c: inferior sa64c: Swiss
l561Sc; brick u011hc. j.
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st. Louis Future Prices

St. Louis-Dec wheat sssc: puts rSosakc;
calls ssM8S5sic
Milwaukee-Puts' ON Sept. wheat 7S0eoe to 800
bid: calls s1xc to n4MMe bid. Dec wheat natc
bid: puts SIC; calls &zNc bid; puts On Sept. corn
5oh060sko asked; calls biz 96lhc ASKED: puts on
Dec. corn 6lkc bid: calls 6l1ic asked
Observation-Disclosures. wheat 8zh392xc asked: pun
$40 asked; calls 03kc bid. Dec. Wheat $40
fsxo bid; puts 7sxc asked; calls 7sh0S3sc.