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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-27
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Elsewhere

ST LOUIS July 25-Flour steady: red winter
ass clear. ss2oass Timothy seed nominsi
new. for September delivery. sale. Corn meal
steady at s2.7c. Bran higher and in demand;
sacked. east track. 7Oa72e. Wheat higher: No.
July, 7sc: September. 77&d7s7sc; December. 7eisc:
No. hard. 74qsec. Corn higher; No. 3. cash.
4s&G4s7sc Oats higher. No. 2 cash. Sc: track.
S5G3Sc; September. S2a4c; December, 3S@c; No. 3
Sng. e standard mess si4so. Lard lower at $50.
Bacon C,oxed) steady; extra shorts: sse7Is; clear
othy. @ai5: prairie, Sdi65O whisky steady at
80. Iron cotton ties. Sos Rseens; s*Gs.sc.
wheat, 10000 bu: corn 5000 bu; oats 5000 bu.
shipments-Flour. ss. 800 brls; wheat. $1,000 bu:
corn. 4s. 600 bu oats. 3Oco bu.
LOUISVILLE. July 2s.-wheat-No. . red and
longberry. 7ec No RED and longberry 7sc
Beans-Ncrthern hand,pieked. ESQ per bu; Indl-
in car lots on track sIsdiS so; clover. sl2dls So
Straw. $3.50: Clean ginseng. sia.,25 per ID:
per crate Peppers $50 per bu.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-Flour dull. Wheat
ST ss G sc re cat. dull No csrn mRea "a
Rye quiet; No. 2 5ac Lard easy at $500 Bulk
whskyV qIt nished goods duh on sssi.
OF $50. Sugar easy.
-pULgTH; July 2;-wheat,In store. hard;
arrive. No. q sac No / northern. sare; No. .
northern, s2%e: July. sslsc: September. I*c:. De-
srriye as 20 arSt, IN sntember ssc. 70 arrive
in December Sslsc.
KANSAS CITY, July 25-wheat-September
esisdeehc: December. 675sc; cash. No. hard.
6S06ec; No. 3, 66Q67izc: No. red 71izd73c: No.
g. esd70c. Correspondence. 4sssc; December,
4Skc cash, No mixed, 47izc; No. 2 white. 80
mixed, 32GS3c.
LIVERPOOL July 25.-wheat-Spot. No. red
spring steady at ss sd: No / California dull at
IS 6lsd Corn-Spot, American mixed. easy at a
4d. Flour-St Louis fancy winter quiet at s. Sd
MINNEA POLLS. July 25.-Wheat-Cash. S3&c.
July, ssl1c; September, 75ikn75%c: December.
I4%e; on track. No. hard. sls4c; No. northern.
s6≻ No. northern s41z9SSc; No. north
eFn. sic.
TOLEDO. July 25.-close: Wheat-July, 75Eci
September. 7s5c; cash 7ehc; December: 5e<c
Glover seed dull and firm: October, s. i2la bio
Prime timothy, s1.60 asked.
BALTIMORE. July &.-Close: Wheat-July
| 1850; September, IKE Corn-July, 554c; Sep
| TENDER. SAC.
MILWAUKEE,. July 25-BarIey steady: No. z
5SG6oc.
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CHICAGO, July 25-Cattle-Receipts GOO The
@ poUr to seaS du G0Os BRINE s.eesrs
feeders 81 sea- 40: COWS, slSoai5o heilers 81 %
atI5; Gamers. 81 5Oa2 %; bulls, sz.5cG429; calves
saae.30; Texas steers. s3.50a4.5o.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1900; tomorrow. 8. 500;
Mixed and butchers s5.iOG5. IS: good to choice
heavy. s557lids3;7 10; rough heavy s. 25a55o; light
Sheep-Receipts. 2.ecO. The market was steady;
lambs steady Good to choice wethers. s3.759i;
s. 25qt native lambs. sS.25a625; Western lambs,
s35Oa4.
ofieia ds, ysstsrhay 20, Eseepts.casse 50 ss9
hogs. 4.430: sheep, 1908
KANSAS CITY. July 25.--Catte-Receipts. 500.
dressed beef steers, N7GQ5.25; fair to good s4a
40: stockers and feeders. s2.50a4s5: Western
fa Texas ssc en native eows
native heifers, s2;iOd5.4O; Gamers. $780,. co.:
Hoss-Recepts. 1900 The market was SC
lower. Top $50; bulk OF sales. s5.sOq5iO heavy,
So 25G540 mixed packers. $5256ia40 light, So 522
1GEss1s Piss s't sst
Texas clipped yeariings ssa4s5 Texas clipped
sheep, s275d47O; stockers and feeders. g. 1908 S.
ST, LOUIS; July 25.-zcat!le-Receipts 500 in
Native shipping and export steers. 81 5Oal5JO the
top being e lor dressed O beef e and
5; stockers and feeders So 75a4: cows and heifers
corn-fed heifers: Gamers. s22 50 bulls se. 75@i:
calves 81 5ods; Texas and Indian steers. So 10es
s saSs. WIN -''''' GO '''''' ''' anu Ae''s'S
Hogs-Reeeipts, eco. The market was steady
So s5as5so; butchers and best heavy. s5.4OG5.S5.
sheep-Receipts. SEQ The market was steady.
and bucks. s2.5OaL25: stockers. s2a3.25
EAST BUFFALO. July 25.-Cattle-Receipts. 2
cars. Market slow and steady;
ve sa s4G5: fed calves. ss.25a4-
ss SReeP spring lambs fair o good s
as: wethers A.s0ff5; ewes. sid45O good TO fair
mixed sheep. si25a4SO; Gull sheep. si-75as; year
HOgs-Receipts 81 cars. Market dull and 25C
Ss Soc medium and SesSy
mixed. s5.S5d6; roughs. s5a0.25; stays. siQ45O.
NEW YORK July IS
beef steady; city dressed native sides. 6lsasIsc
Receipts to-day. 1l.71l beeves and 5000 quarters
Caives--Receipts. 81. No sales. The market
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 5.s7s. Sheep
| steady: lambs sold freely. with good inquiry
$50 5 per 100 lbs: lambs. ssaiio; one car s7ss
| culls $s.50: dressed InuttoDs, 6i2ff912c per 10
HOS HorsIReceipts. I.ssi None on sale alive
SOUTH OMAHA. July s5;-cattie-ReceIpts
| 800 The market was steady. Native cows. ssq4
Gamers, sI.7.gs.Si stoskers and feeders, .s,isg
ews5 Hes Mi s q ssi:s mixed ], s o7 light
Westerns a. soat4; wethefs ssfts.50: ewes So 5oT
| s2s; common and stockers, s2d3.25: lambs. siu
1 $40.
| LOUISVILLE. July 25.-Cattle-Cholce TO prime
shprins steers e ga t6o,s MEDIUM to sosd ssP
| zs: choice veals $5.25
Hogs-choic. iso lbs and IS. 80: lights. s.. 50
| rcughs. sf.51gy5.
sheep and Lambs-Best sheep ss.25@s5o prim,
lambs. $S1s.25.
EAST LIBERTY. July ,25.-cattle-Receipts
ato Market steady at Mondays closing prices
| Hoee-Receipts. 1900. Heavy. $50: medium
"a 10 heavy Workers. Sc. 1o46l5; light. s630G6. 40
Sheen and Lambs- Receipts. 5Oo Sheep selling
| at 81. IS down: lambs ss25 down Market strong
| crNcINNATI July 25.-Hogs active at SIC
| $40.
| Qs.V.
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HOT WINDS in THE WEST
CAUSE A SHARP UPTURN THROUGH
OUT THE GRAIN LIST.
Corn Leads the Market i'm strength
and Activity, Closing L 3-Sc Up
-PrOvisiOns Weak.

CHICAGO, July 25.-There was consid-
cradle strength at the close to-day, with
September wheat up BQ1c, corn ruled
Provisions closed weak and loo to 321sc
lower.
Wheat was quiet and uninteresting until
late in the session, with prices lower at the
start, September being off sc to &c at 757sc
to 76c. Reports of hot winds Northwest and
disappointing threshing reports began to
come in, however, and shorts started to
cover. They soon had September up TO
7619Q 1850, where a break occurred. 1t was
only temporary and when corn developed
still greater strength, the advance contin-
ued to Tic, eased off trifie and closed
firm at TqU1sc, net gain of B to 1c.
There was a little better demand from COM
mission houses and st. Louis bought freely.
Clearances of wheat and flour were equal
to l54, 700 blu. Primary receipts were $500
blu. Minneap olis and Duluth reported re-
ceipts of 1S cars which, with local receipts
of 60 cars, "a of contract grade, made to-
tai of 246 cars against 2zl last week and
All year ago.
Corn made the pace for other grains and
held much of the interest of the trade.
Trade was excited, due TO hot weather
damage reports. those from the West being
especially discouraging. Oklahoma had hot
winds and Kansas needs rain, with no
moisture anywhere in the corn belt. Local
traders sold long corn early without af-
fecting the prices to any large extent and
later a heavy demand developed and held
until the close. Trade was on a large scale
and the buying was participated in by
shorts. outsiders and large and small spec
ulators. September closed strong at the top,
52G5211c, gain of 1ssc, having sold up from
5013c. Clearances We're %, 400 bu. Receipts
were 159 cars. 81 of contract grade.
Oats followed the leaders from the open
ing, but there was little enthusiasm man
ifested. The market was not broad at any
time, although there was some increase in
outside business. Trade was largely local
and the market was mildly bullish on the
crop situation. September closed with a
gain of CSC at 33aac, after ranging between
33i4c and 337sc. Receipts were 1S9 cars.
Local liquidation caused weakness In pro-
visions. The weak hog market on heavy
receipts, caused the decline, with the close
near the bottom. The market lacked fea-
ture. September pork was down 3213c at
$780, lard off 10c at $7.75, and ribs were &c
lower at $S.0212.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
Is cars; corn, 1S5; oats, 295; hogs, 10000
head
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NEW YORK. July 25.-Butter-Receipts. Use
packages. Market steady: State dairy, 1fQiSc:
extra creamery. 1870: renovated, 13d1Ic: cream
cry, common TO choice. 15dlsc: factory. l3aisizc;
imitation creamery, l5dl7c Cheese-Receipts,
24s6 packages. Market unsettled; State fun
creamery. fancy small cOiored. 10i@c; small white.
l0hc; large colored 10c; large white. sAc. Eggs
Receipts 5.S15 packages. Market steady to
firm; State and Pennsylvania firsts TO extras. II
Glsizc; Western extras, 1sdl9c; Western Gee
onds TO firsts. 14G17c.
PHILADELPHIA. July 25.-Butter &c TO 10
lower: extra Western creameries 0c extra near
by prints. &c. Eggs firm and in good demands
fresh nearby. Isle, loss on: fresh Western.
lSi1c. loss or fresh Southern, 164l7c. loss on.
fresh Southwestern, 15izdiec. loss OF. Cheese
steady and in fair demand: New York full
cream. choice new, 1Oi4dlOl1c.
CHICAGO. July 25.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was weak; creameries.
l4Glyc; dairies, 13m17c. Eggs weak: at mark
cases included. 1lQl3c. Cheese-New firm NJ 10i4
@1l%c.
KANSAS CITY July 25.-Eggs steady: Mis-
souri, and Kansas, cases returned, Lito; new
No. whtewood cases included. 12i1c.
ST. LOUIS. July 25.-Butter steady; creamery.
l5qI7c; dairy, HqlSc. Eggs steady at Bizc, loss
off
CINCINNATI, July Eggs steady at 13c.
Butter quiet. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat. 10i1c.
LOUISVILLE. July 2s-Bstter-Packing. 1ilse
per III; good country, 14c. Eggs, 12isQi3c.
BOSTON, July E.-[Specisl.l -Eggs-strict
fresh steady at i5Qlsc.
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Reserve required -. 22s.5s4.2OO Inc. .1.792 175
Elk. L. S. deposits. -. IS 729.675 Inc. $4,000
The Financier says: Zone notable feature
OF the official statement of tbs New York
associated banks last week was the in
crease of SSA.300 in loans, whereas de-
crease was quite confidently expected as the
result OF the general liquidation in the
stock market during the week and as the
result, also. of the repayment of the Penn
sylvania loan, which probably was COM
pleted last week The increase was most
ing either from the banks or bankers An
other strange feature was the increase of
S,429, 100 in the cash reserves. This amount
was $6S2. 100 in excess of the sum estimated
based on the traceable movement of money
during the week In the previous week the
cash shown by the bank statement was
greater by $1,24S, 400 than that indicated by
the estimates. The excess last week there
fore, makes total of 81 500 greater for
the fortnight than these estimates. De-
posts were increased $716S, 700 This is
smaller by 81, 1H.6 COO than the amount called
for by the gain in cash, plus the increase in
loans, and, therefore, the statement does
not balance. The reserve requirements were
increased through the augmented deposits
by 81, 49,, LIS, which sum, deducted from the
gain i'm cash, leaves s., 636, 925 as the increase
i'm surplus reserves. This item now stands
at SIS, 915, 400. Computed on the basis of de-
posits less those of S37 257. 100 of public
funds, the surplus is SOS, 229,675 The excess
of loans over deposits, which in the pre-
yious week was sl1, S07, 400. is now s.. 500 900.
the smallest since March IL
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-Representative Sales

Sheep-Receipt5, 800; shipments 2OO. The mark
citing of sheep and lambs this week has been Of
fair volume. the total showing an increase of
over 800 over last week, but decrease of 100
compared with the same week year ago and
loss of $500 compared with the corresponding
week two years ago. Thus far this year the
ceipts nearly 1850 smaller than the same
time last year. and for the month thus far there
is a loss of little 300 compared with the
same period last year.
Although there has been fair increase in
the marketing of sheep this week, the supplies
have not been excessive and. in fact, only about
large enough to accommodate the trade. There
fore, there has been no occasion for much change
in prices, and there probably less huctua-
ton than usual In the same length of time. 1t
observed that the market strongest
when local butchers In the field and, of
course, weakest when shippers had little oppo-
sition. Different conditions were responsible for
changes of 25c in prices I'm extreme cases at
least. but. In a general way the market for the
week far the bulk of the supply con-
cerned, could be considered steady. The quality
has been no better than the average and there
has been rather scarcity of prime stock. which
accounts for only small number OF sales at
extreme prices. Almost every day lambs have
sold high as 500 but most of the good kinds
brought s.. 25ff5 30. Yearlng sheep saable
high 81, and the top price for old sheep
49, 20. with most of the good kinds selling at
$3.2503.50. The receipts to-day large
expected at this time in the week. and al
though there was really urgent demand, sales
were reported steady compared with the way
equal kinds have sold heretofore this week. Quo
tatiOuS
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Active and Steady, with the
Cereals Higher.

Cereals Higher.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Flour-Receipts,
13.777 brls; exports. GIGS brls. Market mod
erately active. closing steady. Winter pat
ents, s340q4S0; winter straghts. s3.5Ol3. IS;
Minnesota patents. s4.4od4.e IS: winter extras.
s2.90G59O; Minnesota bakers, s3.5OI3.75; win
ter low grades. s270as. Rye -four dull: fair
TO good. $2.90@3.25; choice to fancy, So. 3Ga
| $50 Corn meal steady: yellow Western,
Sill; city. n.io: kiln s3-2od3-25.
| Rye quiet; No. Western, 5S1sc f. o. b.
| afioat: state, 59@5gisc C. t. f. New York.
| Barley steady; feeding. SIC c. i. f. New
York; mailing, 511sq57c C. i. f. New York.
Whs St, Rec, sS 81 bg a., exports s2lss
| 4. o. b. afioat; No. / northern Duluth, s2c
| f. o. b. afioat; No. j hard Manitoba, 931zc
| (. o. b. afioat.
| tanned, owing to a higher corn market and
| light speculative offerings. Near the close
| further advances occurred and last prices
showed lz4ssc net rise. July closed at size;
| September, 50 13-160sl1gc, closing at size;
December, 81 1l-l64 si5sc, closing at Size.
| Corn-Receipts. $3.50 bu; exports, 27,I1s
| Spot firm: No. 2. 5sc elevator, 5sc T. o. b.
| afioat; No. 2 yellow, 5Sc; No. white 5Sc
1 Options showed fair advance on covering
| inspired by hot weather in the Southwes,
was very firm on good outside support
based on bad crop news, prices showing
s4c net rise. July closed at Ssl4c. September
at 571sc. December at 5.lzc.
Oats-Receipts. ~, 800 bu; exports, $3.50 bu
spot dull: No. 2. 4o1.c: standard white. 41lsu
41Zc; No. 8 40c; No white, 42G4254c; No
white. Ad4lAc; track white. 40Qisc. Op
| tons quiet. but generally steady
| Feed dull, spring bran. Sl6.s5d17; mid
dlings, $lsd20.50 winter bran, slSa20: city
| S.7G1750 Hay steady: shipping S0dSc
| good to choice, $lEI1.10.
Hops dull; State. common to choice, 1902
| 1sa21lzc: 1901. 1Oal5c; old, 4a7c. Pacifi,
Hides easy; Galveston. 20 to Is lbs. isc
California. Il to Is lbs. 1sc Leather steady
hemlock sole. Buenos Ayres light to heav,
! weights. 23Q25c.
i Beef easy: family. $l0d1o50: mess, ss@s. 80
beef hams, $2D-50a22: packet. .$9Q9.5o CIT,
extra india mess, $l5Ql6. Cut meats frm
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Oils.

OH. CITY, July 25.-Credit balances. 81. Sc: GER
tificates, no bid Shipments, 100.5S3 brls aver
age. SO zoo brls: ~. ses brls: average. 1907
brls Shipments tLimal, Ss.55i brls; average.
&C. as brls; runs. 1888 brls; average, 5sees brs
NEW YORK, July 25.-Petroleum hrm; refined
New York. 7.55c Philadelphia ana Baltimore.
s.50c: Philadelphia and Baltimore. In bulk. Soc.
Rosn steady; strained common TO good s. z2s
0225 Spirits OF turpentine firm az 53453ssc.
SAVANNAH, July 25.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at Coo Rosin firm. Quote: A. IS. c, -.
sI.e5; Z. $40: r. Sis: @. ass: II. sac: l. g IS:
water white, 1915.
WILMINGTON, July 2s.-sPirits of turpentine
firm at 4sc. Rosin dull at si.50 and 81 s.. Crude
turpentine firm al ,75. 1915 and $50. Tar,
Sl65.
MONTPELIER July 25.-Crude petroleum
firm; North Lima, Sis; South Lima and lndi-
ana, BIB.
CHARLESTON, July 25.-Spirits OF tarpcntns
steady at 4ss.c. Rosin steady.
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More Forced Liquidation.


GAlbert r. Thompson 6 Co.'s telegram
NEW YORK, July 25.-Further forced
liquidation was again the feature of the
market, attended by severe declines in many
stocks, the worst of which naturally fell
on specialties and the less active issues and
by yesterdays failure. The standard rail-
way list. however, showed a tendency to re-
cover and buying of an excellent character
occurred In the investment of railway
shares. The appearance of the bank state
ment was the signal for fresh raid on
prices. The failure of the loan item tC
show a substantial decrease caused great
disappointment. The new Developments OF
the day were not important but sentiment
was kept unsettled with apprehension OF
what might occur Monday when yesterday
and Saturdays transactions will 60 into the
clearing house
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picked bellies. S9.256ll.25 picked shoulders,
s6q6.5o; picked hams. sl25onl35o Lard
steady: Western steamed. $50; refined
steady; continental, s.; South American,
$50; compound. $7.5Od7.75. Pork dull; fam
lily, sl7.50fl17.75; short clear. S16dl7.s5s mess.
sl650dl725
Potatoes steady; Jersey. 81 25d25o: South
ern. $L75q2.25: Long Island, S2-25u250; Vir-
gina sweets. $2.50n3
Tallow quiet; city. 41444izc; country. ga
4s4c. Cotton-seed oil dull; prime yellow.
&c.
Rice firm; domestic. fair 10 extra. ga
SIC; Japan, nominal
Molasses firm; New Orleans open kettle.
good to choice. 41d4lIIc.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. Z, invoice,
SIC; mild quiet; Cordova, 7d1lc.
Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining. 3 3-l6c:
Centrifugal &c test. ll-f6c; molasses sugar.
15-l6c. Refined firm; No. 6. 4.6Oc; No. Z.
455c; No. s. 4.50c; No. 9. 445c; No. 10. 4s0c;
No. IL. 4.35c: No. II. i.3Oc: No. ID. 4.25c: No.
IL. 4.2Oc: confectioners' a. lSc: mold A.
5 &c: cutloaf. 5.6oc: crushed, $500: powder
ed 5.10c; granulated. sc; cubes 5.25c.
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hogs-Receipts. 5000; shipments 100 Fully
Z'OVo more hogs arrived this week than last and
''Voo more than twice as many as the same week
year ago. Compared with the corresponding
week Two years ago there Is increase Of nearly
I'Vo0. For the year thus far there is gain of
nearly $4,000. and thus far this month the re-
eeipts are nearly 10000 larger than the same
period last year For the week ending yesterday
tne leading local packers bought total OF 20 IA
against %. 692 the preceding week and sOss the
same week a wear ago nIrino ~ san,e narird
the shipments r. Az, against Is gl9 the pre-
ve a,ns week. and s,2l1 the corresponding week a
= The greater part of this week the conditions
IN the hoS market were favorable to statesmen
and they took advantage of. the opportunity to
Lover re- some Of the recent losses in prices From
day were made, and on Thursday the bulk Of
s1e nogs were selling zoe higher than the aver
demand from both local and outside sources
when; OF course. indicated a healthy condition
the receipts. Under the influence of strong COM
Psluon prices were advanced to a point that
shut OF shipping orders, and with an excessive
supply and less opposition packers took advan-
lage OF the situation and forced a reaction in
values. To make things appear as bad as they
were yesterday they quit the market. leaving
between 5000 and 1900 unsod. This, together
with fully an average number of fresh arrivals.
made liberal supply for the closing day of the
week. and prices were further reduced &c on an
la four days was lost in tWo ar- and the
ket Tor the week closed with prices in practical
Of last week The demand this week has been
better for the good medium to heavy hogs than
others, and they have shown the most improve
nent, which, of course, has lessened the margin
between their values and those for light hogs.
At the close of last week there was about l5c
to zoe difference. and at the close of this week
there was only about 10c difference. The high
est price paid this week for feather weights was
$685. and for medium s.. IS.
Fresh and stale. there about 1900 hogs
on sale to-day. and with packers about the only
buyers in the field the market opened with bids,
in most cases, loo lower than yesterday. Sales
men, however, refused to accept such terms,
and later. with fair demand from shippers,
packers were persuaded to be more liberal. FL
nally. at general decline of SC in prices COM
pared with the low time yesterday. and about
2oc lower than Thursday, the market became ac-
tive, and With packers liberal buyers a good
clearance was made in proper season. Sales to-
day ranged from So TO $3.50, and the bulk of
the supply sold at s.. 70f575, although there was
a number of hogs at s5.s0G5.s5. Quotations:
Good to choice medium to heavy s.. 65dI5 Sc
Mixed and heavy packing. .............. 5.656I5 75
Good to choice light weights 5.75d5 90
Common to fair light weights. 5.7UsI5 7T
Inferior to best pigs. 5.00el5 sc
Roughs and stays. 50di5 Al
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.eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
winter patents. s375Q3.sO; straights, s3.50a8 20;
bakers. s.. eeQs 30. wlfeat-No: spring. SOC:
No. 3, 759sOc No. red, 7515g7sc No. yellow
a422c; No. white, 3s042c- No. rye, 51Q59c.
Barley-Good feeding. SSq4lc: fair TO choice malt
ing, 4715Sc Flaxseed-No. 1, s2hc; No. l North
western, 9ec Prime timothy seed 1885. Clover
Contract grade. 50. Mess pork. per brl.
sl3.55G $50. Lard, per 100 lbs, $3.50. Short rib
sides 0oose) $7.Sltas Dry-salted shoulders
Gsoxed); 81 5oM5 e2is. Short clear sides Cboxedl.
Recepts-Flour p, 800 brs; wheat. 5l.s00 ba;
corn. SO coo bu; oats 2o7 800 blu: rye $50 bu: bar
ley, 51.40o bu. Shipments-Flour, 1000 bu;
wheat. 30, 500 bu; corn 226, 900 bu: oats 239 400
blu: rye. $4,000 bu: barley SEQ hu
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they have in the present market is adduced
to show that the financial world does not
expect present money rates TO hold and
adopts temporary expedients to postpone
the offering of securities, which must ulti-
mately be sold.
The bond market has reflected the liqui-
dation, In common with stocks, but with
no such volume or urgency. United states
bonds were unchanged on call for the week
Following are Saturdays share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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LONDON.-Money, 11sQ14 per cent; dis
counts, 2AQ2ss and sssQ2 Tie per cent. Con-
soils 913s091 7-16
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 97f &c for
the account. Exchange on London, 25f 1316c
for checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m 39pf
for checks. Discount rates: Short bills. ~
per cent; three months, per cent.
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Metals.

NEW YORK July 25-The usual restricted
Saturday half-holidsy trade was noted In all
metals to-day. and prices were without quotabie
change. Pig lead retained Its strong undertone
ON moderate demand Sheet quoted al A.Se
n4.5J. Tin also remained firm at tzs-se9zs for
spot Copper was dull and more or less nominal.
1875 and casting $i2s7iz9l3- spelter was
quiet and unchanged at SS-s7hz-
ST LOUIS July 25.-Metals active. Lea
strong at 81 2O674 221l. speiter Arm az ssh.