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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-19

The work Of transforming the Ghol
son building on Eighth street into
vaudeville theatre Is rapidly approach
ing stage Of completeness and the
management OF The Orpheum an
nounce that it VII open the doors for
public patronage on The afternoon Of
Monday November 81, with bill that
Is sure to please the amusement lovers
Cairo and vicinity.
The bill for the opening week Will
consist of the following vaudeville
celebrities:
Sartella, novelty entertainer.
| Marnells. song and dance specialists,
Tho Reeoras, eqailibrists.
Miller, Renshaw and Miller gh-
class musical melange.
| Illustrated songs.
4 sylvan and ONeal, acrobatic com
edy sketch,
i Idi on Clneomatoeraph CO. moving
pictures.
! There will be two performances cael
day c mmenclng at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon and 720v in the evening
There VII be no waits between the
acts, the turns following enc another
/ in rapid succession There will be a
complete wecAly change Of program
and performers The prices of admits
sion being twenty-five cents for adults
and fifteen cents for children.
The scenery for The Orpbeum will
be here the carly part Of the present
week The orchestra chairs, which
are large and roomy making them eX-
tremely comfortable are now on the
road from Chicago and viii be placed
in the theatre Immediately upon ar
rival
Mr. Scarlock was seen Saturday and
statement requested in regard to an
impression, or rather a rumor that has
been industriously circulated, that The
Orphoum would be SHADY place
f amusement.
When the subject was delcately
preached to Mr. Scnrlock, he quietly
md without any show Of resentment i'm
his manner, aid that he had been
appr,sed of the rumor which he said
had its foundation in the old Comique
hat was permitted to flourish IN Cairo
in the latter 70's and early portion Of
The SOS, variety theater that was
conducted in violation Of a regard for
morality. Continuing Mr. Scurlock said
| hat variety theaters Of the Conrlquc
class no longer were permitted TO OK.
st where the ordinary legal safeguards
were enforced, but were relegated 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-19

Services will be held at the Cairo
Baptist church today at II a IA. aud
7.50 y. m.
At The morning service Roy. nr
Porter the pastor viii preach on the
subject The Model Of unselhshness "
hi subject this evening will be The
Evil Of Sin A feature ct the even
inEs services VIII he solo by Miss
Eaglirc Boone. of Hickman Ky, and
Herbert StoiusL An are welcome
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-19
CHURCH SERVICES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Calvary Baptist Church.

The services today in the Calvary
Baptist church will be conducted by
the pastor, Rev. S p. Mahoney The
subject for this morning will be THE
Believer Fully Equipped for Service"
Subject for this evening THE Burning
Of IN Books" Strangers always wei
come. Conner Of Sixteenth and Poplar
gtrnCts
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-19

Where are YOU sicE2 Headache
'oul tongue. no appetite, lack energy
pain n your stomach, constipation?
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well and keep you well 50
cents. p. G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-19

We have the largest assortment of
apples ever brought to this city We
can please the very best Of trade
over one hundred varieties to select
from. Call and see our stock this
week. COTTER bios. & co
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

&c Compound firm; quoted az 5Ag5%e sTHiAFINE
urn. Quoted: Cleo Sc. city lard steartne, Sc
ELCE-The for quiet AZ HeW-1orE
eno fairly active Southern points but oerlnss
light In all markets. that the undertone showed
ness. with full prices generally quoted Quotations e
lew: Domestic ordinary 21s a2&c; fair 70 good. sbG
sAci prime choice st94i4e; head s1g91.oi fatna
% 43Ac: Japan foreign nominal; 90 oonesIcs S@SE%S
Java ~ O. Nc; RangoOu in bond, "a g2'1c -. ,,h
SUCEAR@The for refined sugar was Qals 49,
prtcss unchanged said, however that consJ
sugar being shipped from storage points n me en
terror. follow: Cut loaf and crushed $3.50
mould A. 5.55c cubes 5.z5e; xxx powdered Ssoc,
powdered powdered and fruit povaereo 49,
Eagle confectionery Eraaulated 645c Eagle 10
10 bags and 70 bags OF fine granulatec o9Sos Nasse
fine standard granulated and diamond 9IS; Sa
fsctionsrs' A. 5O5c: No I, 4S5c Nos ana Q. 4aoci
No 4 4Toc: No 8 Aa5c; No 8, 1 coo; No 7, 4o5e; No
&, 4.z5c; No g. soc; 10 435e No u, 4@9oi 40 u
4.2Oc; ID 4.1Oc; Il and Is. 4O0c The raw sus
market quiet but strong. with holders ss 1s
higher prices Centrifugal o6 quoted AZ
sS2e; nluseovado 50 test 7loe and sotass1 IT,
Sd test S-16c The London market was nrnl A. rs
to- July and August Total stock OF Europe ana
1S4l, ore against 107. 013 last year al the
uneven dates and 75S 294 tons at the date OF
January 1905 The deereass OF stock 200 s9s tons
against BOZ $50 last week and oe-
crease OF 1909 740 January 1900 1ot e za
and Rhoats show visible supply OF %V@oV'S
tcns. against 2,3O9. 3ls tons last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
OTHER MARkETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 2s-CATTLE-Reeeipts, b.o0O head. IN
Guiding LOCO Texans; market steady good 70 prime str
IS 26S5 90; poor 70 medium. IS 154$5 10; sookers ana
feeders So bOS4 cows 81 e06S4 So heitsFE sSSs 90
Gamers 25qS2 CO., buls S2$3 30: Texas led steers
"a IOQSz so HOGS-ReceipGz $50 head market ogOo
lower mixed IS 50GS6 o3 good 70 cnolcs
heavy IS s5@S5 e21z rough heavy. 50 $3.50 40 hgnL
IS 6O4s6 90; bulk sales 50 6S4S5 3D. sEh-ElH@Ess
cepts 600 head; steady lambs 2oo higher go
10 choice 81 5oS5 fair choice mixed - FOG
s. Is; native lambs. $685. 50
East Buffalo. July 7.-CATTL4E-Rscsipta. 200 head;
81 6Os5 Is; butchers 81 15GS5; heirers ~ sos t9
heiferH So EO9$S. VEALaReceipts, 800 head market
otivs ard higher at SIS BoG$s 60 with few at S. 10
EoG-Reeeipts head. market active and STEADY g
So lower: heavy and mixed. So 5GS6 so; Workers ana
pigs SO soQS6 40; roughs S5Gs5 30; stags - oTss'
5airies IS eOGS6 so SHEEP AND LAABS--ttecsslPItas
600 head market active and STEADY AInos % ooeS ~
yearngz. s. 75GS8; wethers % -o2SS SV e"S~ - o~
81 90; sheep. mixed y odGS4 TO-
Lyansas CITY July 2S-CATTLE-Receiptsl 2S00 head
including 1000 southerns market steady cnoies anS
ort dressed beef steers S5@S5 co. fair 70 good SS ~
western fed g 759$5 Is stocSers and 5seG o
s2Gss So native COWS s2as4 e native Heiters 500
1900 head market 6GTse 0wsE top % 20; OS So so2
IS 75 pigs Ights. IS 659$5 70 Ia SS
600 head; market steady native lambs SogSo 20
en- fed lambs s5Gse Is: and yeerIIss ss@So
~xas clipped yearngs. 81 7Sso 20 Texas GIAppe0 eNs
sSeSs4 70; stocksrs and feeders 50 ooSSA n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
Cash QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Sales FOR the day were reported Of about
1e0og1 bags Wl-ch would ct course Indicate very
EOoc 11aSs iIeeea were Il not thaS good deal It
Fepreselle- switches . months This
toEe1e ascuplishe6 without affecting ne tone ~
re rla-et extent irTegula-ry seemed 10
from speculative conditions pront taking
seVha q feature after ne 0ecenr strong advance
TIE oGe1E was STEADY ana unchanged 70 points lower
ans showed re- loss Of RAID
points which j. rallied gain OF points "a
D1s-----2s % lose ground before the close
Tle u4llet "Ss many steady 10 points June
Elclalse1 u points lower other positions
Lzbss Indifferent bt Brazilian receipts cozstiaued
ara lere Eas another private from san
rs claiming t-af the current yield turning out
ilEfter -ll e1Dectec earlier owing 70 uufavorahle
Eaarle- l- lie European markets. closed m
Clarge- 20 = fra1c lover. while Hamburg was IN
change % r-g higher Both brazilian markets were
EE1Er ID -tsl-se 10 the
kez F-- f-o - and santos loo the quota
-i-1E previous Eieceipts the two uorrs
Esz-1e1 01g 900 bags against $4,000 last year and
IT So r---o reeSlpls to- me day again Hghr
@sse n1Es. against 20 GO last year
was STEADY tth quotations the basis q 81 tor RIO
Ne
-ae RAISE u contract prices local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

rz-r-,-r,s New-York. July % 1903
f 50 cars for export alive ia For sauhsreEs and
ssaIo and steady to arm medium and common grades
cows steady and medium and common grades dun to
easier one car OF steers unsold. Medium to choice
ard Westerns So e$ 81 light bulls at s. 45gSs TO-
beef fairly good demand and r At isss auoations
lonql1% &c 10 dressed weight refrigerator beef
for L nba 0Ts 10a7y 20 sResp On tae I h9F9na
vii carry $50 cattle and 2564 quarters OF beef for
berg Som the British King. $50 cattle FOR schwars-
FOR sb su5oerser most 9f which 20 Lonaon ana -
the CaPania for Liverpool takes $50 quaTpsrs Of
ep ants m a this p9Tt f0T sss Tseh G@ s7
with the exception OF 20 cattle and 60 sheep
IS % per iO r. 4 DO i37s ~ az IS So 81 do 1855 n
al $ 40 10 do lao n 81 CO.. 20 do 1890 70 g sS
8 halbrsed 1852 n at s. 90: p DO Ira ~ at
30 a. ISL Pg al is 8 q g. at a COZ" lO n at a.
a. M e sss Co. Is Ohio steers I4T8 n 50;
1873 n al "a IS; % Ksntucky 1870 n "a 10;
io25 n At S So IS DO i12s n At s. S. 10 DO lois s
% ea2 n $50; DO LOO n at s.: DO $50 70. at
Newton Co: Pennsylvania steers 1144 10 500;
i cow 8i4 ESQ a0 n t AZ 3 s At 90 G y aG soc r.
shanberg Son; Is distirery Ted Ohio steers. 11sT
n s. 2o II do 1850 n s. 90 Is dry fed do 1147 n
sherman Culver Is Ohio steers. 14Os s. IS: Is
Westerns s;,5 52I7 p at At 81 o. 6, steer. ,a,o
do 1245 ~ at s. 20: IA DC, ISL 10 at S. o5
sSR SoFs at tS' s. s. a o. 800 "a al az
81 70; do. 800 u. at 81 10
cALvE-only 1s head received all veais and sold at
steady prices 81 50GS7 80 100 ~ buttsrnsls
nornay steady. Dressed calves firm City dressed veals
at &c per 70. and fancy 12c. country
dressed calves at 5G1oc
Sales-J G. Curtis & Son: veals. $50 10
s. 80 100 70; do i24 n. So; do so ~ 81 90
SHEEP AND LAREBS-Receipts IS cars. 4355
head including sughterers and II Tor the
market Sheep steady, good handy sheep nr lambs
light receipts made further advance. selling 80
higher about all the stock cleaned Common 70
good sheep sold at $685. 80 100 10; few prime
handy sheep So good prime lambs 81 5OGSs; one
lambs sa24sc inferior Btock selling
lower figures.
Sales-Tohin 8 Shannon: 25s Kentucky lambs. IS 70
IS 100 23 63 n, So 142 do 81
~ at 81 so; kentucky sheep. 1T ID at 81 5o Virginia
DO. 50 10. at 81.
I1s Virginia DO s. n. az 81 So 24O West Virginia 90 IS
~ AZ 81 TO- West virginia sheep. III 10, at %; 10
Virginia DO, 122 ~ at s. 50; - Kentucky CO. 81 H. at
Kerns Commission COS Virginia lambs. 63 70. at
Kentucky 66 n. Ss IS do. 66 ID az s.
243 70 n So; 136 do, 81 n. At S. Ia do 81 ~
IS; rs Kentucky sheep ss h ar 81 90; Virginia DO
10S ~ at 81 -. 49,.
DO, IS n, at 81 00 23 Kentucky do u ID a. - oO %
Kentucky sheep 90 10. at 50 IS.
Iudebrard & Co.: 235 kentucky lambs, IS n. at IS
TToG@Recsipts were Is cars. 2652 head. az for
saughterers None Tor sale on i've weight Ess4HA =
sales date yessardayo-S Co.: AZ mixed Western
504 70 at 50 60 100 ~ 81 Western Dis
IS u, at IS IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X.


STATIONS v1aS 1 zsd g. s 4. \ k
leaves 10 minutes earlier except Looted by designating
CAUNK-z4oO C715 E=sSon only). e-1o A M. 120.
40 69S (654S Eas:on on1yl P. n sundays. "a 30
WILkESRARRE AND sCRANToN-e10 A. NJ. ia
o;00 = d SUNDAYS. "A 80 A. N. 500 P. u.
aARSSe254oS 90 i3 hs6 "a % E.E:%Ss3
and 1akehurst only, ca 20 p. n. Sundays 100 A IL
T g11 Ndfc cff4 a9s a1 e M Eta4o
x1NEI4AND AND BFIDGETOsl-Et4O 90 A. n. ks 20 ?. "a
POINT PLEA ANT AND sEAsHORE POIryTs-z4- %.
So II 90 A. IA xs1 z 40 Il 20 80 24o 2so ag< s.
Grove. lis A n. Lso. eco. $50 p A.
ATLANTIC HLDs. sEABRIGFIT MONMOUTH 5CH.
30 $50. $50 ESQ P. n sundays 400 An.
SANDY .Hoog RoUTELsavs Pier ST. n R, W. 4sa
St. 500 s.35 1880 A N, u 90 so. 500. +15 20.
Lea 2 Ger e. As Soo o = GOG suass Mao 1o
pfa1ADE l 5REAbf Al 5sE1aSrS 3d.
mT00. mss.O0, s9.O0 1000 f1I-O0 A N, mtI2 90
Moo. 19sO $50 $50 $3.50 ~ j.I2is m alSOO'
PATH AND CHESTNUT 5TREETS-ss4 30. $500. 1000.
"12OO A NJ. '2Oo. +'AOO -sOO. 100 P. NJ. '1l2 IS
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINeroN-sOO. 1000. a12Oo
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
!AMsPoRT-ilz4G0, "a 30 ts0O Hsl9 COCO. HOO
ins Pottsville. Harrisburg only t4oo. o. P N
EFron Liberty Street only Daily Daily except sun
DAY ssundays only. 1PaTlor cars only Iva Tsna-
qua xsaturdays only: aExeept SATURDAYS k320 2. 81
E42o, IA 30 P. II. nl.5O P. NJ kS2O P. N mDinins
train
ofhsss; IIssFty St West ga Astos HOUSE ssl
2 Union square West 27ss THIRD Ave- s7S West 18th
Fulton ST. BrooEiyn $50 ErosaSy wiiIiass s New
York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage to dss
" & zEsnER. c NJ BURT
Vice-Pres. ana Gen Mgr Gen PaSs'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 2s-GlOsingi WHElAr-spot nominal;
Der Sc TAd. COFN-spot firm; American mixed. S.
FUTURES nominal
PEAs-Canadian 81 sd FIoUR-st- Louis fancy
rintsr steady Gs 90. HOPS-In London FRcthc COAST
STEADY E6Qf5 liza BEEF-Qusst: extra India mess SIS
%. PORK-0nist; prime mess. western eas HAMS
short cut 20 10 70, firm. ass ID. HAcON-E1rrn;
Cumberland cut SO ass 6d short rib. 10 n
sas ga log clear middes light 2S 20 ga ~ ass Cd long
clear rniddlex 30 70 20 10 as short clear backs.
n ass; clear bellies Il 20 10 n 4as ID SHouL
pEsFS-ScuarS, Is n. steady 8ls I'd LARD
STEADY: prime Western. tiercsz S5s Cd re-
aned IN 85s BUTTEIt-NoEuinal -
strong; American white COS "a american colore9
6as. TAILOW-Prims city quiet rs 81 TCBP i1S-
TIerE-SpiFts steady, sas Cd R0SIN-Ssornnlon
es s5.d. Observation-Disclosures quisf. Cd LIN6EED
OILS-Stsady 2lA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
new YORK, NEW EAVEY 3 RlpTFnpn "A

z a depart from Grand Central Station 421 St "a
B0sT0N via New London AMI Providsnc.-4A.sa
~ ~" X IS 10 a NJ z LOO x il0I x 500
55OSSST10OSS va Wil!iulantto-tfs0O A NJ $500 p ~
1850 P. II. - iit---'O. l4iVS
P0EsEL1AND and BAR EARBOR-fTs.O2 p N
II $40 a NJ 1900 p ri - H~-A9aS~-
EIFCttBURCi Putnam and Vor--z~.-
-I-11E. sll NOtSEOL1h-f8-o2 A NJ
-, 55s4At~HS4NSSIONf STOCkBRLDGE. LEMON
EIELD-t4;50 f9.02 A. II AZ e 81 p N IA- .
Ticket ufllces Central StarfoD
9so ar c281, 11o5 1854 Broadway Is PARK Pias %
square c1a1 t1rtn Ave. Columbus
watson Ave- esS West 125th St, DDS Third Ave n
SI9oh45n c54- $50 Fulton St.. 800 Broadway = -
11la-Ly Except sundays. FStops fsFth
-~I- = lAlays only sSaEur1ays tparl0r
tickets also. -0- - 3-@7-4Ns -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

Epot coIIdn Closed Qllet and
t4-Ee4 Ice EidGltnZ upland and
.-oe f1r Hiddling GulE Sales 400 bales Southern
80 markets. teeE-zphed foOWEs NOBLE steady
re -9Her l0acs Eales 20e bales. Savannah quiet
4Ee- LJsscs nominal.
quiet unchanged 70 sales 36 bales- Ea1ti
-sls nominal Augusta steady unchanged at
- Memphis que1. unchanged at 10ssc. sales. 100
seslon quiet. lice lower % l6l8cs sales
- 1a-e Ae-)rea-s easy, 116o lower IL 10asc; sales.
Estimated receipts q leading points for
g. a
go tat year CaivestG 800 bales against
49, A2E week and last and Noyy-OrieEns,
- 70 10 bales against &S0s week and 1zS& last
l-eoepts o. cotton the ports to-day and Tor ths
- compared with the totals Of previous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

-.'--tl-s-Ille market comparatively quiet q
.l'--a'Is while irregular. much narrower than
q t--l-= re opening Was steacys unchanged on
s-tt OH EereEa-ly 70 3 points higher. shortly
-llrrHEr- tle general list showed gain of
49, GA covering and buA support II response % higher
fe--re ana CTlD
W considered nne5 II also reported that August
Lp--es about 5000 bales.
toward middle morning prices q
ee-e Q- - points uucer Liquidation 70 rally again
sla s1rrts covering. Ccroler. which opened
e. -He7c sid 1lsl4c 1O.Blc. rallied
ne --e early afternoon. bun later q
Ir1er liquidation pressure bears.
ne ss @ y 10 % points The close points
lowest covering buying here against
eliez ID AeEF- with steady
hf- l-- safes estimated a 350Dgo bales spot
vas more Jess conflicting Nervousness 81 promoted
70 s showing q government
r+G21t 1l august .. which the bulls claim viii make
lef -T-aT1rals comparison with year, when the
tll Tas placed az very high figures ana when the
1890 sac considered about "A Or ID Der cent greater
ias- a- TIE Liverpool market closed
a. en- zGFanc points. which q little
t-HH gains OF previous day and
e-lrinlle-L king weekly movement figures follow
lgJ31l 1881 last year
@lc tr mills Canada TUi& bales. against $50 last
.fa southern ml- rEz1lgs estimated, 10000 bales
.ez-a bales against 7.l2l year; brought sight
- re week -2l.69 beless against $50 last year.
-lz- receipts a949 797 bales,
egslE 208G5 year overland mills and Canada,
AEr estimated, ZO@5g11 bales against lTSBOoO last
.t+f Of September !,
Sass bales against 5406T last year brought sight
@ 1r fcr Ia $50 ass baea against 8. s9s. 797
year
TIE rzugs e0nrrlctspr4oss ths local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
COTTON MARKET.

IIverpool July 2s i D u.-COTToN-Spot in moder-
demand prices cas- points higher American iddling
fair 45d good uniddung 61Td; Tiddlins. 6e1d low mid
dne 5S56: good ordinary 6.6Td ordinary, 5.5ld The
saIes OF the bales OF which 1000 for
Ejaculation md EXPORT included 800 American
ReeAipts d 100 bales. all American Futures opened
Arm and steady. American middlins
2 o July $3.50: July and august, SD; August and
September Bssd; September and October bs0d october
ans Novenber 8 a2d: November and December. sad:
December ana January 5e3d: January and February,
5 94d. February March, 5-94d; March and April.
695d: April and May. 6.s5d May and June. bssd June
and 1fv &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
To Whom 1t Mag Concern.
------=-H=----
STATE OF NEW YORK
DEP

STATE NEW YORK
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
albany, June i3th 1908.
WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
Company located New Orleans. IN the STATE OF
Y,usiana has fled this office sworn sratsrnent bv
the proper officers sreot showing its and bust
ues has complied in al respects q
this state relating Fire Insurance Companies nco--
porsted ~ a States OF the United Scatess
Now Therefore, IN pursuance OF law. 7 Francis
SupeTfatendent OF Insurance
New york do certify that said hersby
authorized 70 apprsprats business of Firs
Insurance. STATE IN accordance with law Curing
the current year The condition and business OF said
Company the date OF such statement December
1904 Is follows:
Aggregate OF available $sO7 T7s 80
Azrregate OF liabilities Except
and siIrpus including All 1877 81
of actual paid-up capital $50 GOO
Eurpus all liabilities,
Amount for 50
% expenditures Tor the 69S
IN Witness Whereof have hsreUnro subscribed MI
and caused the seal OF ofics . De
Iseall AFFIXED the cay AMI year above written
FRANCS HENDRICKS.
SUpeTntsndsnt Insurance..
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$4,000
1900
-. =.

the 49, A-No AA@A1-Coutinued dulness
R saa only enter ne marked 9da keep ID
hod a. rye nour steady but buyers refuse
sPRg patents IS 6oass IS Winter 0 strsxh fO g EoS SS
$ IS extra No i5,eS 81 ~ ssTing clears Sc 80
good 81 49, - % 80 AR5 FLOUR steady quoted Fair
NEAI- steady quoted dried s. 55Ss 10 as to
yso 81 a issi q 1s SaS' n5 and
maanr S19 90 our ss 80 sBriIs SIT S' s stan
nt5s shpns25i city bran. bulk SIS, and sacks $40;
81 50 BUNK and SO 25qs22 sacks oil meal s20 56a$s0
ing which prices and under the previous night
IN NV so Sy %SaL turn IN the last hour. especially
ne balance Of the list showing t4o decline.
a Al!ler review Of winter wheat conditions finding
midday when frcul the Northwest Was in free
snotss- ~, oy Su! houses in the hepe Of stimulating
eroppea stu further TO sslae the market repre-
private dispatches fond spots tsrors sb snsa 9
S s a Anne9Pois authority said the situation
~ some DAYS yet Another bulIsh condi-
aeons q hoTes en- showed pretty @e how
nection rust believing II 10 have been rstv Vel
oyerdone Foreign markets irregular showing lit
Parts Is points at Budapest and Z marx up at
rlents had been 1,as - t.at preniery srrange-
wheat On vast scale or s 3, 81 new Al. DaTnnian
for the Gay I2e 600 bush against year ago most
OF u being from the Southwest quality At
zos however ne stock Of wheat shows for the week
closed as follows: No red e2So No Northern Duluth
80 a1ioati No Northern Manitoba nominal
SSHN-Ihsre was weakness also in the market,
Influenced by the wheat heaEineES,
weather reports commission selling cabIes
fa1r country aecepSances liquidation Most OF the
sellng came after midday,
had been rally from early weakness, on room
covering The interior arrivals I'd bush
compared with $4,000 bush At the decline
exporters bought 20 loads No corn wes quoted here
a Ole elevator and the a9oat; No 2 white
6la<c. ana No yellow. Sic z o afost OATS
Changes In oats guided largely by fluctuations IN
oteF MARKETS. during the day and the costng
was accordingly rather weak In New-Tofk
aFet was also easy closing follows Mixed 90
~ e4S41c; natural white so 70 50 10 S66sT4c; clipped
white. 50 70 40 10, SSIz1c- RYE-NRrkst dull; No
Western. Tb7sc asked c 1 Z New-York- BARLEY-Nocn!-
nal Wheat including -four exports week ac-
cording 70 BradstreeS's.' aggregate ssAI4s hush
against toSZS last week and 1612 265
July J. 1895 they S.4T2T79 against Use ia last
year Corn exports for the S,621 bush,
against 1lsSz7O last week year:
July !, ST3s ass against 2.S10.544 year.
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