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CONTRACT WORK.
Sewer on Aurora Avenue.


Office of the Board of Public Works
CITY of St Paul, Mimi, April Is, 1909.
Sealed bids win be received by the
poration of the City of st Paul, Mime
sofa, at their Office In said city, until 2
p. M on the 9th day of April, A D. 1903
FOR the construction of a sewer on Au.
rora avenue from Dale street to Grotto
street in said city. according to plans and
specifications on file in the Office of said
A bond with at least two or sureties
in sum of at least twenty (20) per cent
or {. certified check on a bank Of ST. Paul
IN sun of at least ten (1O) per cent
or the gross amount bid. must accompany
each bid. Said check shall be made paw
able to the Clerk of said Board
The said Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
JOHN S. erode.
oa President.
Clerk Board of Public Works.
April 16, 1o03-1Ot
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Minneapolis Curb.
Milwaukee Curb.
DULUTH.

DULUTH. Mimi, April 17.-There was
another sharp advance here. not reflected
In Chicago. Duluth May sold up &c from
yesterdays close to T7Ac The Armour
buying has concentrated May here till it
Is in very few hands The close was &c
Off Aom the opening and showed a net
gain of &c. Flax was very dull and lost
Ac to $1N1&4. Receipts-Wheat, IA cars
flax. IA: oats. 4; rye, 5; barley, 9 Ship
ments-Wheat. 12.279 blu; oats. 40 000 bu
northern. 77s5c; No. ? northern. 75Ac;
No l northern. May, 77hc; July. 76$sc;
fax, cash; S1.Os%; arrive. Sl.1OA; July,
81 49, November. 81 10; oats oats CASH 9S'0 sse
May, 331ac; rye. cash. 491Ac MAY. soc
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Fairfield Avenue.

Office of the Board of Public Works.
City of St. Paul, Mimi, April Is, 1903.
Sealed bids will be received by the
corporation of the City of ST Paul, Min
nesota. at their Office in said city, until Q
p. m. on the 9th day of April, A. d. 1903.
Wabasha street to Bell street in said city,
according to plans and specifications on
file in the Office of said Board.
A bond with at least two (2) sureties In
a sum OF at least twenty 600 per cent.
or a certified check on bank Of ST. Paul
In sum of at least ten (10) per cent
or the gross amount bid must accom-
pany each bid. Said check shall be made
payable to the Clerk of said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
JOHN S. erode,
oa President.
Clerk Board of Public Works.
Apru 16-1202 lot
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ers, 81. 1904. rs; stockers and feeders, So. %
@4.50 Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market
steady to sc higher; heavy, 81 .15@7 S5;
packers, Sc 971s@7; Is; workers, 81. 100
1000; market strong; sheep, 50. 5000 %;
lambs, So. 656g8
Omaha, Neb.-Cattle-Rece 1000;
market slow; 10c lower; beef steers, 81. 20
Q5.35; cows and heifers, So 25@4 rs;
stockers and feeders, $3I4. So. Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 5000; market sc higher; heavy,
81. 2517 80; pigs, $6@7. Sheep-Receipts,
$500; market easier; sheep, IS. 50Q6;
lambs 81 75m7
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Sioux City. wa-Cattle-Receipts goo
bead; mostly killers; market STEADY:
4. %; stockers and feeders, $304. SO: caiyes
and yearlings 1894. 40. Hogs-Receints
:. zoo; steady TO strong, Sc. 9017. 20: bulk
81 .056D7. 10. Du1h'
Kansas City observation-disclosures
loo; market steady; beef steers. 81 5oG
s.25; Texans, S2.50Q4.75; COWS and he'll
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Potatoes,

CHICAGO. April 17.-Potatoes-In4 car
lots on track in bulk-Burbanks good to
choice. 40D43c; Rurals, good to choice. AZ
444; fancy. dusty, 45c; common to fair
long and round. 39Q41c; Peerless and
Hebrons. 37@40c; Rose and Kings. 800
CSC; Early Ohio, 2SQ30; mixed, red and
White, 3OW33c; common, dark. rough not
assorted and sprouting. 2Sq30c.
Worlds Wheat Crop.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 1.-THE
department Of agriculture has issued
comparative statement of the wheat crop
OF the world. showing that the total of g.
124,422O0O bushels i'll 1902 was distrib-
uted as follows: North America, 781, 120, -
0O0 bu; South America, 1884. 900 bu; Eu-
rope, 1,798, 1868. 600 blu: Asia. 376, ABS. 900 bu;
Africa, As. 600 blu; Australia, A. 1927, 900
bu; United States go, 063,0 600 bu.
Chicago Produce
CHICAGO, April 17.-Butter-Easy
creameries, 18@ 261zc; dairies, 1SG24c
Eggs-Steady, at mark, cases included,
1874 Ollie. Cheese-Steady; twins. 1211 a
1Sc; daisies, 13@13Hc; Young Americas,
12R @l3c. Live Poultry-Firm; turkeys,
12@13c; chickens. 131Ac.
Liverpool Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, April 17.-Becon, Cum
berland cut. firm SIS; shoulders, square
steady, r3s; lard American refined in
pals. steady, sos Cd.
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y cash quotations Were as follows: Flour
SF -amzo Wheat-No. 2 spring, 7S9 soc; No.
3; fo9fSc; No; red, 7614 @77Ac Corn
No. 2. 94%c; No. white. 321s G37c. rye
NO. z. soc Barley-Good feeding. 37@39c:
ia1r 70 choice mailing, 4S054c FIaxseed3
Timothy Seed-Prime, SO 70. PorkLMess,
per Dbl ST .95@18. Lard-Per 100 lbs
-. II k99. 80: Short Ribs-Sides 0oose1
S9:S7 Y q8; so. Clear Sides-Short fboxedl
$40 l21a ole. %. Whisky-Basis of hie1i
WSIi WI eS, $50 Cloyer-Contract grade,
wheat, $1,000 bu; corn. &c, 500 bu: oats oats
l37 800 bu; rye, 1890 blu; barley 20 ono
bp ,o SHIPMENT Jpn, 800 bbls; wheat
bu; rye. 1880 bu; barley. $500 bu' On
me produce exchange today the butter
market was was weak; creameries 18@25Kc;
cases included, 14Ac; cheese steady. I9ihcc
to 130131hc = ~"
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CHAS. !. HAAS COMMISSION CO

Live Stock Commission Merchants.
Roor> 10 Exchange Bldg. Union Stock
Har5s South ST. Paul. MINI. and
Unicn Stock Yards. Chicago. ~.
An correspondence will receive I.ron2t
attention. Liberal advances male on
consignments. References-Unton STOCK
Yard or any Commercial Agency.
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Hogs,

IICes 5WIUC nlgneT- Receipts very
light. Average quality about the same as
yesterday, with nothing on sale to com
pare with yesterdays tops. Price range,
$6.60m710; bulk. $6.9006 50; light and in
ferior grades Sc. 6006 IS; mixed Sc 500
z .05; butcher and heavy quoted at S7.1O0
7.35, with nothing on sale good enough
to bring better than $40.
Representative sales:
Hogs
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The Varlous railroads entering the yards
reported receipts for the day by loads as
follows: c. G. w, l; c., M. & st. P, s;
M. & st. l., 3; c., St P, M. & O., 5; G.
N, f. total, 10.
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Bariey-No. 4. 5; No. 5. 5. Flax-No.

]. Bariey--No: 4. 5: No. 5. s. Flax-No.
hard, l; No. l northern. 1903: No 3 north
ern as No. 3, 81; rejected. "a: winter, l.
Cofn-No. 4. 3; no grade, > Oats-No. 3.
~ NO; 4 northern. 3. Barley-No. 4, .;
NO o. :. FiaX-No- l. Z; rejected, l.
Minneapolis Curb.
Curb on May wheat. liz
Puts on May wheat 74T6
calls on May wheat. ..........75&4. 75h
Milwaukee Curb.
Curb on May wheat 783s-B. 773s
PuIs on May wheat. .765a. 1914. 169S&4
Calls on May wheat 7SA. 1871
Curb on May corn No trading
Puts on May corn. 43Ik. Al
Calls on May corn. .44H. 44A
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New York Money

NEW YORK, April 17.-Money on call
steady s; at cSg4 per cent closing 315@3A;
cent; prime. mercantile paper. 565A
sterling exchange firm at. 81 Sc 906b4 81
Tor demand and at $4. SO. 65 GA 1915 for
sixty days; posted rates, $4.S41h- and
"a. S7h; commercial bills 81 83@I. S31b:
bar silver. 1873; Mexican dollars. 80; gov
eminent bonds frmer5- railroad bonds
steady. :. t.
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do adjust As. 90 IRea,

do adjust As. 80 Read gen As :. 81
b d Ohio As. 100 lSu& l M SIS Ill.,
do 312S 81 st L & F As. 96R
do conv As. JOB iSt L So lists :. Sc
Can So IDS -. 1851 bdo IDS -. 70
Cent of Ga 5s .107hiS a * A P As. S2A
Z q Ohio Avs. 104A SO Pacific As. S9$t
Chi & Al 31as. 754slS Railway SIS .115h
Z, b & q As. 915slTeX & Pa lists. 116
fC,M& StP 6 4s110 II, St l. & w As "A
be & NV C, 7s1325a Union Pa As ..102B
c. r 1 & P As. Jos do cony As .102
C,C,C& StLg4s 99%4 Wabash lists .116k
Chi Term As. "a do Eds 49, 100
Col q So As. S8a41 do deb B . 72X
ID q r g 4s.... 9S1z!bWest Shore is. 1921
Erie p l 4s.... 9S19iW1 & l. E As. -. 91A
do gen 4s... S4% WIS Cent As . 81
bFW & D c 1st10SA Con lob -. 61%
FLOCK Val 41as1O619 Col Fuel 49,. S515
Pennsylvania 97AI R,I.. SEX
Man c ....... .1011A
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State Grain Inspection.

Total 20 1b u
Other Grains: Wheat-Winter, %. Corn
ern, 8; no grade, 8. Reno. 2. /: No. 3.
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London Closing Stocks.

Consols for money. 91B consols for ac-
count, 91A bar silver steady, 23d per
OUNCE; money, 31A @3A per cent. The rate
OF discount in the open market for short
bills is 3R@3 9-16 per cent; for three
months bills is 3h @35s per cent.
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Frank C. Pierson, for several years
cattle salesman for the w. M :.
Campbell Commission Company
and president of the company since .
It's recent reorganization, has sew
cred his connection with that firm
and Is now with Thuet Bros. in the
capacity of cattle salesman. He
viii be pleased to see his old .
friends and will guarantee con-
tinuatlon of the Satisfactory reia-
lions that were established In his
old position.
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Total sales for the day, 555, 7e0 shares.
New York Bonds
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IL & N uni As. .10l
bMex Cent As. rs
bdo 1st inc. 24%
ibM & st L As. 90
M, K & T As. 99K
bdo IDS .... 80
IN Y c gen 81. 9s%
IN j c e 5s. 100
Northern Pa 4s.1O2h
Go IS 1900. TN
IN & w con As. SO
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New York Mining Stocks
statement Of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. April ITO
days statement of the treasury balances
in the general fund, exclusive of the s15O.-
100000 gold reserve in the division of re-
dernption sshowSa 10 ,l.,91 .s.si. -l- .ss-ft-
Available cash balance aa9tgs.g 1927, 500 425
Gold :. ..r... lis, 19f,219
Silver ..-.,......,....... 1S,026.674
United States notes ........... 1888 9S9
Treasury notes of 1890 SO.554
National bank notes ..,....... S517 223
Total receipts this day ....,.. 1.399324
Total receipts this month. -. "a ,759, 057
Total receipts this year 1890. 447, 672, 458
Total expenditures this day.. 1,lfe, 900
Total expenditures this month %, 67A, 900
Total expenditures this year. !. Ala 934 III
Deposits in national banks. Z ST, S7a,855
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Cattle.

Cattle.
Receipts of all kinds very light Butcher
cattle quoted steady with yesterday
Nothing Of good quality on sale Bulls
steady. Veals scarce, best kinds 25c
higher. others steady. Stockers and feed
ers quiet, with prices steady at the week
advance. Representative sales:
Butcher Steers
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Sheep.

Only few scattering head of fresh stuff
on sale. Trade confined to holdovers and
offerings from the feed lots. Prices weak
10 25c lower for the day and 2505Oc un-
ly good shorn wethers at $5.25. Rep
oil
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ELMER II. DEARTH.
Insurance Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

continued reports thrashng news from
crop in the Northwest outsids MARKETS as here
account operat,o,s have not BEEN eaTr9es 90 ,t5 sS
vigor during the last few days owing 10 uncertainty
over tne government report The only weak SPOT in the
ngs led TO moderate decline from the previous night
sharp advance carried prices sac sep
the The close was unsettled with drop ron ssssc
70 rs &C fr September but the undertone st
goenneI report there was little OF interest in the
Whe interior receipts were small ssaboard cesrsnees
smaller than last week report By Snow said that
10 nnfs Is VA crop wne sPTing Snea S Sonoton Is
estimated the VSeat ga r,eis 10 b. 3 600 coo Sb les 4SaE
dst years geyerment figures The export business in
ports- Quotations Of cash wheat ahoat basis.
Northern Chicago 52isc 10th to arrive No red
roen+ rs-, - IS the goVern-
7 ioaa some Of their holdings and the market con
wheat. turned rather weak. remained dull with
market failed to take them into aeeount and lacked bug
ers all day. the area 81 900 900 acres and
go condition @ which only twice in thirty has been
& cS6 o crop Of only 10 600 bush compared with M
tnoq w m 1@9h @ change and Asentine shipments amounted
week Export business Was confined to loads All here
No corn closed at 5sc elevator and IS &c ahoat;
oATS-In oats there steadiness the West with
amounting to only sooc BUSH ith @Tcss u4c6ansed
No %hite ese a e rack rae w5ie Al 4s Sh stahdaTd
ef aS,t sidt6 dull No MSteTI So
steady. Feeding quoted SIC mailing 51i49
6Ic, both / New-York. Wheat dncluding four
ports for the week ended June according to Brad
Streets. aggregated 23SO4l bush. against 29G6 $50
bush last week and 44o4 1l5 bush this week last
Corn for the aggregated 1525.OS4 bush.
against 142O 1T2 bush 1S5.131 bush
year ago. The government report made winter wheat
condition 7SS against S22 last month and II last
spring wheat. SIS against 959 and 924. respectively.
last month Estimated winter wheat
yield 4e 49s 900 bush. and spring 7 129 900 bush
total Of 20 62T0OO bush against Sl SOSOO0 bush last
month and go O62 900 Corn condition
1B.4 compared with sT.5 last estimated crop.
222 800 900 bush. bush actual last
year Oats condition. s43 against s55 last month and
92l year estimated yield 600 bush a0ainst
S62 46 600 bush last month and 9s so 200 bush actual
last farmers hands, A. 500
600 bush, compared bush last On
the late September wheat sold S3Tsc and was
i-all..
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

METALS-TIN-Spot higher at IN
London and futures los higher f120 los Local
IER-Copper declined about 5s in London, spot there
closing EG 12s Cd and futures f56 2s Cd Locally
copper nomnaly unchanged Lake and eleCtroiytic
quoted at lie and casting 135Oq1S 75c. LEAD
Lead declined Is 90 IN London to IL IS ed but re
unchanged London E20 lis Cd. slightly
lower here 5.T5G5 81 -IFON-IrOn closed
52s +d in Glasgow and 46s AID Mddesboro Local
dry Northern is quoted SIS JOa$19 So No foundry
Northern, at $lG 50l$1S 90; foundry Southern
No foundry Southern soft at $Sq$1s 80: warrants
steady but quiet and unchanged Quotations follow:
NeW-Oreans centrifugal common. 04i3c fair. 14Gl6c
good lfR2lc; prime, 22Q2Ic: New-Oreans kettle,
3lq40c syrups common l0Gl2c fair, 13Q15c good. 16
QlSc; prime, 19q2lc; fancy, 22G25c.
OCEAN FREIGHTS.-Steamer freights quiet in
all departments. Tonnage offered spartngly and
were well sustained. For sail tonnage there
steady moderate demand and rates firm in all de-
Quotations Glasgow, I'D. Liverpool Lon
don and Antwerp lad; Bristol 1%d: Hull. I'd; Leith
2t4d Newcastle Pad nominal; Rotterdam. 2tc; Bremen.
100 n, l2c London oats Is. CHARTERS British
steamer 222 general hence to South Africa.
private August; British 2202 rosin
Fernandina TO Hamburg Rotterdam Is 71d: Italian
Of England, private British
tons lumber Gulf Rio Janeiro $l4 81 FORM August;
British steamer, l162 tons sugar. Demerara 70 Mon
trea l3c; British steamer 1852 asphalt Trinidad
TO Perth Amboy Philadelphia. private terms
bark, SO tons, lumber. hence Buenos Ayres 81
schooner, 300 tons, lumber Wilmington n c. Maya
sonville to NewYork S6; schooner 412 lumber.
lower Satlla to NeVYork Sc; schooner 40 tons
Philadelphia to Nevberne 81 schooner. 633 coal
Philadelphia TO Providence SOC, schooner 036 TONS
Port Reading TO Boston. 9oc; schooner 3e4
South Amboy TO Lynn. 81
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
LOWEST PRICE SINCE '9S.
". 7. Central DoScn to IIS-Due to
Bear attack, Says Official.

New-York Central sold down TO 11S yester-
day, it's lowest price since 1898. and closed at
119A, net loss for the day of 2A points In
November 1901. It sold as high as 1741k. The
report that the company was TO borrow SIS
100000 at g per cent. the loan to run for one
year, was again current. 1t being declared by
one of the leading news bureaus that the COM
parry had practically completed arrangements
for this loan with five large local financial in
stitutions. The persistence of the story aided
the bears in their operations. and the general
list declined along with New-York Central in
which some liquidating of long stock was evil
dent.
leading New-York Central interest again
denied that any plan for financing the projected
terminal improvements in this city had been
decided on by the directors. and added that
the continued decline in the company's stock
was due solely to bear attack.
A report that the directors OF the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern had approved an issue
of $50G00000 AZ per cent bonds was denied
on high authority but II was said that the pro-
ceeds of a bond issue, If made, would be used
for the retirement of the serial notes issued by
the Lake Shore some time ago, and not Tor
paying money borrowed from the Newly ork
Central and for ''other purposes, as rumoreo.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

- New-York July 10. 1903
@ SudTs din t 81 for export ayf 100 for and
cars on sale steers opsnsd rI9 to small fraction
ing steady bulls and light receipt and unchanged
steers 45G$5 52s per loo n Jew extra prime
al ana Il ss 10 5 az SS 4SS & y 10 s bulls at IS log$4 COWS
IAyerP9o and London cables quoted live cattle hrm
@1Sc dressed weight; refrigerator beef hrm a e@
ers Of beef sulz5erger and l65 cattle
% %oT bwarnschd zeTer @ nf6e 6e 9ca5a t1 6g 100 % cattle
pool 100 quarters Of for the Cudahy Packing Com
cattle shamberg SON. making the total shipments
a64 quarters Of beef all to OF Great Britain
g sg s9 80 cs Is 4 5 o. 0hq a stsf n l4Gs
age d6 i44 q H. DO III iisd e s 81 a 8 g. 4 da ls
2l 20 r At B s. =. g? 3 s Ksn3qey Is q lad d. \ 1859 r & 70
a23 n. s. 20; do 800 fb. 50 10: do rb al
a sg r al cgyi5 8 % Il y % 9a9 3a ss; i 9s g s.
s sanders: 10 Pennsylvania steers 1890 ~ at IS 20:
70 1878 ao h. At IS % Do TO- 1853 60 NJ i at 8 S g. $ ohS 69 6.
n Oq al 8 $40 49, p s. 90 s S Do az s's s. @ s. at g g. 30 zoos d S $40
a $40 % ao sS g g. g r d s @ NJ 70 at ds 81 g. 60 M at 81 'o
70 S 2a SGa g @ j. p98 DO s 1850 NJ i'os e E g. O. 3 o S
G6,4 e Ca :, e Rsnnyivana steers 1920 n at S.
E9Rs,s,lai 9,..o3 20 . ohio !, steer: rs ilse n s
s. IS; bulls. 1860 70. at 81
To6la shannon: Il Maryland bulls. 1881 n at ss IS
CALvEs-Receips were s7s head Of which . were for
e4T head sale Of sixtieth-s yards and
27s City Trade duh prices depressed vsals
rated at 25gT5e lower than Wednesday butter
fully held
choice veas sold at s4ass 50 100 10 few tops az
81: tail ends as low So so hutermks at So 25gt2 IS
dressed veals
calves sluggish 59Gc
sales-Tosin & shannon: 70 veais l4a - n ayeIags at
calves l64 n. 4 So so
s sanders: - veals. Ia n at So so; / do 80
IS, 7 buttermks. las 70 s3.
AnarsE Mullen: 2o2 veais $50 IS; Il euls l2S
j. II Hume Bro: Al veais. 70. at 50 Is: Il DO.
is9 n s.
g. vsals 10 10. a So 50: do.
fs2 n. 4 S6 so yearinEs. 36I n. al 50 80.
JeiIne Wright & 25 veas i2e n. a. So DO.
fs3 N al 81 80, Al buttermilkS 10 AZ 81 3.
II II Hollis; veals. III n. az 81: 81 huttsrniks.
kerns Commission Cornuany: vsais Isl n. at Sc
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
Holiday.

COTTON-It was an Irregular day IN cotton to-day.
The market opened steady at unchanged prices
coupled with excitement
ty under further bull support, covering by and
Wall Street shorts and rather better cables than
expected far cotton
opening 25c sold up l. 44c in min
while sold September
ing 1OSoc reached 10.97c. with the posi-
market advanced, however, bulls withdrew
support and moderate realizing movement in
progress which later with the assistance Of
selling by the bear contingent brought about decline
the best of from Sd39 points with showing
weakness. Covering nearby positions
rallied the market. which. however,
against September, which broke that month 1O5Tc
loss OF about 40 points from the best the morning
Just before the close tho bulls the support Of
values and succeeded about points
lost ground September, but the market finally
barely steady Sd20 points lower this being
nearly the lowest Of the session Sales $50 600 bales
estimated. the opening
interval OF weakness afternoon market, trading
time particularly active, but sentiment
tinued very nervous and unsettled Climatic conditions
reported the generally favorable aside
from continued reports Of boil weevi Texas crop
fairly satisfactory naturally
helped the bears after the initial advance. while there
Of clique Is following. Superintendent
weekly figures follows Port II 500
against 10s 500 last overland mills Canada
nil against last Southern mill takings
mated l20O0 against "a 245 last year: loss gain
stock at interior towns, nil against NIL last year brought
into sight for the week 1850 against 37525 year
bales against 7,4S9.749 year;
Canada. l. OCT 161 o54 year South
mill takngs estimated 1S62OOO against 1.S04025
STOCK at interior towns in September
nil against nil last brought sight date
10 7O7 ss1, against 1O34s 500 crop
movement IS for 3l3 days this against Sl4
i901'O2.
The prices local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
moderate demand Sales oO bales Speculation and e1-
port. 100o American. 5000. Receipts, 5000. Mddng
upland 650d. opened irregular. % points ad-
Closed easy net logl5 points higher July 2sd' july
August, B2TG62Sd; August-Ssptelnber. 6251S26d sep
October 5s5G5 sad October November 54Sd No
vemher-December 54id: December-Janu 625d; jan
FebrIsry 2sS 24d. February-Afarch 22d5 2Sd
March-April 2215 2sd. Manchester-Yarns Irregular
cloths. very little doing.
FLOUR AND MEAL--Without showing any further
change -four market hrm again and fairly active
patents Spring patents, 81 GqS4 80; winter
straEhts e5GS3 patents 50 e0ES4 30: spring
81 55S3 No winter. S3 loqS5 % extra
winter 81 g0s3: Red Dog S23 50qS24 80 20 arrive
RYE FI4OIR-C2ulet. Quoted. Fair 10 good &34
So as: choice 10 fancy. 50 40a$9 90 - CoIse,MEAl'-
Steady Quoted dried SO 1898 20 brand
BAG MEAL1-steady. Quoted: Fine white ana yellow
81 45Gxi 80: coarse. 81 l2Gsl Il. FEIsDluist
Quoted. Spring bran spot $40: sacks 20 arrive 900 70
pTorpt Si7 s0 spring bran middng slSaS21 In 200 70
Mnseed oilcake. S2T: hominy chop
s21 bulk S2l 5O9s22 sacks arrive; oinehl So 50
-WHEAT-PTetty much the same market con
dtians prevailed IN wheat o-dsy Thursday The
market gained 9s9iAe. mostly on July d-zninAfsa d
New-York tribune., 1903-07-11
LIVE sTocK-RY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago. July 800 head head ineiud3 d
Market slow steady TO lOc lower Iood
70 prime steers $5a$5 40 P2r to medium - q 5G
asa 30. Gamers 81 5Oas2 so: bulls 81 25G$4; calves
s. 50aSs Texas steers 81 25gS4 10 Hogs Receipts
to-day d 600 head tomorrow, 10000 head; LEFT over
head lower: closed dull Mi6ed s, and
choice heavy, 80 S0dSo %
heavy $ 15as5 4o light s. 5o3SS 500 ous5 s6
sale Sheep-Receipts 1000 heao, -SLesep
steady; lambs lower Good choice wethers s. tSaS4
fair to choice mixed s3aS3 30; native lambs s5q ~
Cincinnati July lO-Hogs dull lower. sS sOq 91 at
tie dull lower So 25gS4 Sheep steady 81 6oq$3 60
LAMBS steady s. 5OGSs 80. . ooo Ao.a.
Kansas city, July 10-CattIe-R Receipts, & goo hesa;
700. and firm 70 higher cloce
port and dressed steers 81 7oas5 90 far 10 gooa
4 1OGSz feeders. 50 6paSA 90
and fndan steers 81 75gS5: Texas cows 81 @ go 81 81
native cows 81 5OGs4 native heiferS 81 s9gs4 s 81; 81
Hogs~Recepts 5000 head market opened SgloS es
closed 10ISc of top 60. bulk Of sales 20 4ogS2 20
heavy IS 45Gs5 80; mixed paeeTs 80 oogs ass CO.
sheepEReceipts 700 head market active e aas stea9y
native lambs Ss 2pGs6 Western laInhs os 20 Eo
cues ssssSA 90. Texas clipped yearlings, % gs2
Teas clipped sheep $685. stockers and feeders $dgS