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Rutter. Chee.e and Egxs

The market for eggs closed the week very
firm with stocks Of all grades closely cleaned
up and there was another advance in extras and
6rsts, both being marked up 1c Dozen Dealers
reported a short supply Of extras and still higher
prices We're expected in some quarters The IN
der grades are selling on almost as rapidly
as the high priced stock, and the tendency IN
them is also upward. Eastern are arriving
freely, but the importers seem TO be having
trouble IN placing them
The butter market seems to have recovered
from the depression which dominated IL so
long and while there is much cheap stock lying
around the accumulated supplies or nne table
goods are much smaller than at the hrst or the
and some receivers were all cleaned up on the
former. There was not much business In cheese
and the only change in the quotations was a
DECLINE of 1sc In California fancy Young Amer
IcaS.
On the exchange 10 cases Of extra butter were
changed hands, 10 going at 2Sc and 80 at 2I12e
Receipts were 65. 200 lbs butter, 15.sOo lbs
cheese and $50 cases eggs.
The following are orneial quotations estao.
lished by sales, bids and offers on the floor OF
the dairy exchange. Prices in the street. while
governed By the exchange quotations, generally
range from 11ac to &c higher, owing to the Vari-
GUS charges TO be added:
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 24c per ID.
steady; do hrsts, &c, steady; do seconds.
2O1bc steady; do thirds, zoe, steady; packing
stock' steady at 1s15c for No. / and Isle for
Cheese-California: Fancy fats, lie per ID.
firm: do frsts, 10c. firm; do seconds, 942c, firm
fancy Young Americas, 13c, firm; do hrsts.
1211c, firm. Oregon: Fancy fats, 1213c. firm;
fancy Young Americas, 1413c, weak.
Eggs (per dozen, cases Observation-Disclosures
fresh extras. 2713c. firm: do hrsts, 251sc. firm !;
do seconds p NC, firm: do thirds, 1S13c, firm.
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THE STOCK MARKET
General Collapse I'm COmstOck Prices.
TOnOpahH Range HIGHER

Business in local stocks and bonds was light
even for Saturday, ard quotations showed
pronounced variations. HonOkaa sugar was firm
er at $13.
The feature IN mining stocks was the general
slump in the COmstOcks. which went 70 pieces
under heavy selling. large lines of stocks being
thrown on the market Mexican closed the day
at 9Sc, against S1.15 as Fridays close; COnsoi-
dated Virginia closed at Y3c. against 81 o.;
Ophir at $3.50. against 81 -: Best & Belcher nc
4sc, against 5Sc, and so on al through the list.
Sales in the leaders were very large.
MacNamara and West End were strong stocks
among the southern Nevadas and both closed n
few cents higher than they did Friday under
active trading Other stocks literally dealt I'M
were Blue Quartz. Booth. Columbia Mountain
and Jumbo Extension The iOuOpahS were high
er on the day rule. while the GOldhelds
showed general tendency up or down. The ex-
citement in Combination Fraction seemed 10 have
largely subsidized
The output Of from the Ophlr mine for
the past week was follows. :. 100 level. los
cars. assaying S1I-SI y per ton; 200 4evel %
cars. assaying S94.16. and 30 cars assaylng
$36.5T; from the winze. cars assaying $3.50
and 90 cars asSaying S37S4. Consolidated Vir-
ginia yielded As of ore assaying SiO3.4 40 and
cars assaying S3S per ton from the 2. $50 level.
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WeeIkIy CIearing House statement


NEW YORK, July 25.-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows that
the banks hold $50, 156, 200 more than the re-
quremcnts of the % per cent reserve rule. This
is an increase of So 7S7 $50 in the proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last week The
statement follows:
Loans 81, go, ,927 400 increase Sc. 233. 100; de-
posits .35S 200, increase $12 925 600: crcu
iation $50 OS5 BOO increase SOS 200: legal ten
61090O, increase So Az, 300; reserve 1896 263 300,
increase 81 031 600 reserve required 1899, $50.
increase 243 750; surplus sos 516, 200, increase
$3,7s7 $50; eX United States deposits $5s,SS1 125,
increase So. Coz, $50.
The percentage of actual of the clear
ing house banks at the close Of business yester-
day was 29.4T.
The statement of banks and trust companies
of greater New York not members of the
clearing house shows that these institutions have
aggregate deposits of $999,21l,9 ,900 total cash on
hand $9S, ,3220 0O0 and loans amounting to $685.
The Fnancier will say:
Last weeks official statement of the New
York associated banks show gains in cash and
in surplus reserve was foreshadowed by the
preliminary estimates which were based upon
the traceabe movements of money during the
week. The actual increase in cash was, how
ever, two and four -hfths millions greater than
that which disclosed by the statement Of
averages, though less by about three millions
than the estimated gain OF the increase OF
SO. sol 900 actual cash only one-third came from
the interior and this proportion was from nearby
points, indicating that country banks are eX-
periencing increased demand from their cor
respondents for crop distribution purposes. The
remaining two-thirds of the cash increase was
due to subtreasury disbursements in excess OF
receipts, rejecting continued growth or the
treasury deficit The actual reserve of the
banks increased Sc, 4S7 425 to sos. .407, ,725; the
average gain in reserve WAS 50, 7S7 $50 TO $56.-
516 $50. Computed upon the basis of deposits,
less those of public funds the reserve shown
on Saturday was $50. IT'S. 75O only about
S12, 600. coo less than the maximum, which was
comparatively a, slight change in the holdings of
cash or OF deposits by the state banks or
trust companies. Loans Of the associated banks
were expanded three and half millions and de-
pOsits 1515 millions. These Institutions hold
20 Al per cent OF cash reserve, against their
deposits. state banks 29.92 and trust COM
panies 500 per cent.
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Potatoes, Onions and yeretabIe.

There was an active market for miscellaneous
vegetables, but there was not scarce article
ON the list and prices for nearly eyervtbin9
were decidedly weak and tending downward.
Fancy green corn from across the bay. which
sold up TO SO sack on the preceding day was
slow OF sale at S2-25. the previous high prices
having checked the demand. while consigned lots
from other sections sold readily at $1@I.23 Gu
bay and river lots. the Inter being particuIarly
so, and most Of the stock brought by the he
lated river boats had TO be carried over Small
packages OF these articles are no longer quotable
and growers would do well to cease forwarding
them. Carried over lots of river tomatoes sold
were no established prices in the afternoon and
a heavy surplus had to be held over for Mon
days market. Peas, beans and bell peppers
held up well. while okra. egg plant and chile
peppers were In over supply and cheap All Of
the asparagus received came from one shipDer
to one house, and being OF high grade sold at
stif prices There was nothing new in potatoes.
the market being oyerstocked and dull and
there were plenty OF onions Offering.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKET

Wall street stocks to two points higher.
Cotton market about before Copper stocks point hlghe
Sharp decline in the Comstock mining shares
Local cearngs decrease 152 per cent from last year
New York and sterling exchange and silver higher
Wheat quiet Barley steady. Oats and corn firm.
Haz market dull. Feedstuffs and beans unchanged
Flour and cereal goods in fair average demand
No further changes in dried fruit ralslns
Hides firm the advance Wool and hops quiet
Cattle sheep and hogs as before quoted
Potatoes and onions in heavy supply and dull
Poultry dull and weak with considerable carried over
Butter and eggs higher. Cheese quiet
Fresh fruit market active for Sunday needs.
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COTTON FUTURES
New York Grain and Produce

NEW YORK, July 25.-Flour-Recepts 49,.
SOI iigbt P4f demand Minnesota patents 70:
winter straights. s4.10G425; Minnesota bakers.
S4.10G4o0; winter extras, S3-4O@3.60; winter
patents, $4.40Q4.16; winter low grades, $3.50
Wheat-Receipts. 1168OO bushels; exports
$1.OlA elevator; No. 2 red s1.o14s f. 0. b. ahoat
No. northern DulSth Ut do Sl2S1s o. 2 b; a1oat; float
ing weaker on rain in the northwest and lower
cables wheat rallied covering, the strength
In corn and higher Winnipeg - market ark. o but
July closed at $1.o19s; September, 9s%c; Decem-
Hops-D1il: Pacific coast, 1907 crop. 5@sc;
HidesGFi1n Bogota, 2sc; Central America
Wool-steady; domestic fleece 3o@33c.
Petroleum-Steady; refined, New York, s.75c;
Philadelphia and baltimore, S.70c; do in bulk,
s.sTc: centrifugal, 9e test, 417c: molasses sug-
ar. S.s7c; refined, quiet; No. g., DC; No; Z,
10. il, G.7Oc; 10. z, 4;45c; 70, Is 4.soc;, Nc,
Ia 4.55c confectioners' "a" 5.20c; cutloaf.
sSo E%shea Sqe Cubes S'Sf mold
Coffee-The market for coffee futures opened
quiet at unchanged prices. Business was very
dull at the start, but later became a little more
active while the market improved slightly on
scattering support. which was encouraged by the
net unchanged to points higher Sales were
reported of 14.700 bags. including July at &c;
steady: Rio No. Z, 6Ac; Santos No. q, S%c;
mild. dull Cordova. 81 G12l9c.
Butter-Steady; unchanged.
Cheese-Skims, T@71ac
Eggs-Dull; unchanged.
DRIED FRUITS
Evaporated apples-The market for evaporated
apples continues quiet for November delivery,
which is slightly lower. No change is reported
in SPOT quotations, with fancy quoted at 10@
l015c; choice. 9Hc; prime, 6B@7Hc; common
to fair, 519 @615c.
the market is firm bad crops Quotations
range from 31hc to 13c for California and from
3O-40s.
Apricots-Apricots are slightly more active and
firm, with choice quoted at 1091O5Rc; extra
choice, 1161114c; fancy, 12613c-
Peaches-Peaches unchanged with choice
quoted Mt s14@s%c; extra choice. e@9Ac
fancy, 10110kc; extra fancy. 10A @11c.
Raisins-Raisins are dull. with loose muscatels
quoted at 4K66Hc; choice to fancy, 6gI1c
seedless, 5@6c; London layers, 81 1.25g1-35.
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Poultry md Game

There was very little doing in the market LOT
poultry yesterday and the closing was decidedly
weak, though the unsold surplus was by no means
as large as at the close OF the few preceding <
days. Only 10 eoOps came In and they We're
hardly needed, retailers were well supplled
with most kinds Of fowls and were making ouS
few purchases. One OF the three cars OF west
ern chickens that came in at the first OF the
week was still standing In the railroad yard
yesterday.
Poultry (per dOzen)-Hens, IS. .5094. so for
small. $4.J045.50 for large and S6.5OWT.5O for
extras; old ROSTERS, S3.5094; young roosters.
large brolers, S3G4; small brollers, 81. .5Og3;
ducks $465; pigeons. $1@1.25; squads, Sl.259
80: geese, Sl.50@2 per pair; goslings, 81 per
pair; turkeys, 24@26e per Id for young and 1SG
22c for old.
Game-Nominal
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CaPs Page Of Commercial News

Potatoes (per ctD-New white, $1@1,25 for
good to choice and 65@90c for poor; early rose'
0nions-New red. 65@7oc per sack; new yel-
low, 7OG75c per ctl.
tomatoes '75cm$12 per box: cucumbers S0c4Sl
per box for bay and 50@T5c for river; green
peas 2d3e per ID; string and wax beans, S'99c
per lb: lima beans 546c per ID; summer squash,
90c6$1 20 per box for bay and 60g15e for river;
green peppers, $1G125 per box for bell and 6og
S5c for chile; garlic 46l5c per lb cabbage. 500
75c per ell; caulihower. 75QSJc per dozen; tnr-
nips 500 75c per sack; asparagus, 641pe per ID;
green okra, S5c@$I per box; egg plant. Iocg
25 bOS.
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods

All conditions remain before stated. The
demand is average.
Flour-Californla family extras. $4,000 net
without discount; bakers extra, $5.4045.65; I;
supernne $4.20@4.5O; Oregon and Washington.
per Dbl, S4.90@5.40 for family bakers and pat
ents and $4.6545.15 for cut of; Kansas patents.
San Francisco track. $3.50: do straight, $40;
Dakota patents, $3.50; straight, $3.50 per Dbl.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
cash. no discount are follows: Graham flour,
rice -four, S6.S0@T; corn meal, S3.O5@3.25; extra
cream do, So. .55@3.75; oat meal, $4.SOQ4 80; cat
greats, $4.30@4.50; hominy, S340l3.6O; buck
wheat -four. s4.05Q4.25; cracked wheat, $3.30@
$50; farina. $494.20; whole wheat hour, S3 20;
rolled oats, bbls, $5GtT50. in sacks 81. 3046.50;
3.50; pearl barley, $520@5.4O; split peas. boxes,
So. so per 100 lbs
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No. Ynrk NfefaI NTarket

NEW YORK, July 25.-No important change IS
reported In the metal markets and business
generally quiet in the absence OF cables.
Tin was easy at so. .25@30.75c.
i, Copper was reported firm, with lake quoted at
IL S71h 613 1215c. electrolytic at 12.75112S 2S71ac
and casting at 125o@1375c
Lead was unchanged at 4.45@4.5oc.
Spelter remained steady at 4.45@4.50c.
Iron was nominally unchanged
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THE COnner CfOcIxa

BOSTON. July 25.-The market was about /
point higher
J. S. Bache & Co. Of New York say: There
is a distinctly favorable feeling in the copper
market. This is shown in the Improvement
which is apparent among the brass manufacture
ing interests The president Of the American
brass company, the largest individual buyer in
the United States, says: Improvement has
come slowly, but 1t is plainly here and the
movement toward better conditions must be ad-
mitted.' 1t is crediby stated that at least
100000 pounds Of electrolytic copper have
during the month been sold for domestic con-
sumption 1t is this legitimate increase in
consumption which will reduce the supply to a
point where all at there will spring up
sudden persistent demand for the metal-the
comm encement Of the boom in copper and in
copper stocks generally"
COPPER CLOSE
The following list is furnished by E. T. Hut
ton & Co.. 490 California street. San Fran
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KANSAS CTrY
Los Angeles Markets

LOS ANGELES July 25-Another effort to
bear the market for creamery first butter was
of ten cases far below the market price resulted.
No change in butter prices was made by the
butter committee at its meeting late yesterday.
Eggs were not traded in and no change was made
in the price. Northern fresh cheese was weaker
and offerings We're at lower prices tnan Ies yes.es
while no new local potatoes were offered to bid
for.
Trading the street was heavy and as the
houses closed at noon prices were cut to move
stock. The regular prices were much the same
as yesterday and all vegetables were plentiful
will the market a shade weak Storage celery
was cheaper and sold for 10 cents. Corn was
plentiful and cueumbers and squash were weak.
600 pounds; cheese. 9,310 pounds; potatoes,
,29T sacks; beans sacks; apples, 552 boxes;
onions, 13 sacks.
Potatoes New local Burbanks, S1.25@1.5O per
ctl; local yellow sweet potatoes, $4; new local
white sweet potatoes, 1oc per ID; red sweet po-
onious-Northern red. 75c@$1 per ctl; silver
skin. $1.25 per ctl; Bermuda, 81 in crates, $3.50
per ctl; garlic, S@10c per 10.
Beans tper ctll-Pink No. l. S375@4; lima
No. 1, $5.25@5.50; Lady Washington No. 1, 50;
small white No /, $4I5@5; blackeyes, $780,
garvanza, $3.50; lentils, $11.50
Butter-Creamery extras, soc; creamery hrsts
4I1Ac; eastern extras, not quoted; nrsts, Z0c;
1Sc.
Eggs-Local ranch, ,candled, 27@2sc; selected.
pc; case count, % &c; northern count. not
quoted eastern fresh, 24M25c.
Cheese-Northern fresh, 14c anchor. large.
15c; anchor, Young America, 16c; hand cheese,
anchor brand. lie; eastern singles, 15@l6c; east
ern twins. 1914 5@16c; eastern cheddars, lie;
eastern longhorns, 17G1sc; eastery daisy, 16@
lie; Swiss, imported, 30c; Swiss, domestic, 1sc;
imported Roquefort 44c; Edam, 36937c; Ger
man breakfast, 81. 10 per box Neufehatel. s1.2O
per box; Sierra, $1.10 per box; Canada cream,
dozen to box, 95c Schlosskase, 81 per box;
Camembert 1.20 per box
Pouitry-Buying prices, alive: Brothers, = to
stays, Sc hens, lbs and up, lie; under lbs,
10c; old ROSTERS. Sc; turkeys. heavy 2oc; light,
not wanted Selling prices, dressed: Broiers,
23c per lb; flyers. 25c; roasters, Sc; hens, lac;
ducks, frozen, 15e; live ducks, 124ac; geese, not
/ quoted.
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Benna and Seeds

There are no further fluctuations to report un-
der this head.
Beans (per ctD-Bayos, $s.2o@3. rs; pea, 81 40
@4.50; small white, $450G+.6O; large white
S4.4oqJ4. so; pink. s3.25@3. 49, red, $s25er3. Is;
butter, s4.5O limas, $4.S0@4.e0; red kidneys
$2.75@3; blackeyes. $32593.5O; horse beans 81
g2.50; cranberry beans. 81 T5@3.10; Garvanzas
$2.50dl3.50
Seeds-Brown mustard, 315 @3gc; yellow mus
tard, nominal; haxseed, So, carload lots: canary
&c; alfalfa, 171s @20c; rape. cleaned, 215c; tim
othy. nominal: hemp. "A @41Ae; milleT. 2ttl q
3Ac per lb; broom corn seed, $1S120 per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at 81. 40Q2. Is
per ctl No Niles here
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Northern wheat Market

OREGON
PORTLAND, July 25.-Club, SIC; Dluestem'
SSc; valley, SEC; red, sac.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA July 25.-Market unchanged; plue-
stem, SSc; club. See; red. Sac.
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NOW York Money NIorket

NEW YORK, July 25.-Money on call nominal
Time loans dull and steady; GO days ,, 90
DAYS > y and six months per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 81 al per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual business in
bankers bills at 81, ,s675d 4. $3.50 for demand and
at 81. .S525d4 S535 for 90 day bills.
Commercial bills 81. S42 "a SO.
Bar silver 5212c.
Mexican dollars 45c.
Government bonds STEADY.
Railroad bonds steady.
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SEATTLE. July 25.-Clearings, $1.os4,2e
balances, $50, 1862.
TACOMA, July 25.-Cleartngs. $63S, ES9; DaI-
SPOKANE. July 25.-clearings, s767.24s; bal
'-if PORTLAND, July 25-Clearings. 1851. 1.s7s;
balances S97, 100
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Cash Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. July 25.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour steady; winter patents 400Gg
"a so; straights, $4@5; bakers, $2.IoQ4. No. .
spring wheat, s1.15: No. 3, $l02gI:l4; No. 2
yellow. TSA @794c. No. white oats. 57G5Sc;
No 8 white, 54961c. No. rye zee Fair to
choice multing barley, 66@69c. No. northwest
ern faxseed 81 .25 Short ribs, sides Qoosel,
SIS. .371a 6JS.75; mess pork, per barrels, $15.50M
l5.55; lard, per 100 pounds, $1031 1a @1O.50;
short clear sides (boxed), $S.75Q9. Whisky, basis
III
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Buttcr, Cheese and Eggs

CHICAGO, July 25.-on the produce exchange
les. 1sm21I6c; dairies, 17620c. Eggs, steady;
at mark cases included, 15@1Gc; frsts, lie;
prime firsts, 1910. Cheese, steady, 11@13c.
Tie following official notice given out by
the Chicago butter and egg board today:
''There will be no session of the butter and
egg board on Saturdays during the remainder of
July and August, and quotations will be es-
tabIished by the committee. -
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits

Business in fresh fruits OF the usual
augmented Saturday proportions, the extra de-
mand for Sunday bringing out extensive buying
in all lines. There was steady inquiry FOR
choice and attractive lots OF orchard fruits aud
fancy packs of special brands OF varieties found
ready sale. sometimes selling above the quota
lions, which are for general offerings Dams0n
plums and German prunes, for instance sold up
to SOC small box, while Grated lots OF other
varieties sold generally at the same figure and
often for less, according 10 quality, variety and
size Of the fruit The was true Of the
other tree fruits, few brands Of peaches. ap-
pies, apricots and Bartlett pears being in good
request at full figures, while price cutting was
still In order on common 10 choice fruit, with
sellers doing their best TO force sales Early ar
rivals OF figs and nectarines being light cleaned
up readily at firm ngureS, but at the end OF the
day there were some large eonslsnments OF
unsold, owing to the late arrival of the river
boats and some OF the trains from other sec
tions. One canning concern was in the market
for pears and took nearly everything offered On
the wharf at S10425 a ton, but there WAS very
little demand for plums or apricots among can
ners and the quotations for bulk lots Of those
descriptions were largely nominal. CantalOupes
from the southern part Of the state were firm
the river found quick sale at stiff prices in
the early trade but late arrivals Of the latter
supply and weak for all varieties. while the
usual extra demand for berries kept that de-
partment steady.
BIackberries- 81. 5095.5O per chest.
RaspberrIes-$4eI6 per chest
Loganberries-$3.5095 per chest for red and
81 506p2 for black.
HucIleberries-121sG Gl15c per lb.
Apples (per bOx)-FRncy in tier boxes, S19
S1l5; common to choice, 40G75c; crabapples. 25
Pears-Bartletts, 75cG$1-25 per box TO the
trade and S1OQ25 per ton to the Gamers; Dear
born seedlings, he per lb
| Apricots-Crates, 4O450c; small boxes. 259
35c in bulk. $10G2o to Gamers and $22500sO
10 the trade.
PIums and prunes-25@6oc per small box or
crate; open boxes, 40q75c; per ton, S1Oq15.
| Peaches-SmaH boxes. 35g6Oc; baskets, 3O9
NeetarInes@Si@I.25 per box for red and esq
/ 75c for white.
Figs-$1. % Q1.I5 per box.
MeIous-Cantaloupes $I256l2 per crate; river
! nutmegs, SId1.5O per box; watsfmelons, $1.25g
2.25 per Dozen
! Grapes (per erate)-Seedless, T59S5e; muscat.
/ S5cR$I; Hose Of Peru, T51S5c; FOntanebleau
! and sweetwater, S5G65c.
Citrus Fruits tper Ooxl-Valeneia ORANGES, $5g
/ $50: lemons S2T5@3.T5 for fancy, S2G3 for
| choice and S1.2542 for standard; grapefruit,
| S3 5o64 for seedless; lines. $405-
Tropical Fruits-Bananas, S11l.t0 per bunch
I for Hawaiisn and s.. .5O@3.50 for Central Ameri-
can; plneapples, S1-5oG3 per dozen
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London Wool Sales

LONDON. July PA superior selection was
offered at the wool auction sales today ana
consisted of 14241 bales. Competition was
spirited with merlnos in strong request Dy tne
home and continental buyers. Americans pur-
chased a fair quantity OF medium greasy cross
hreds at filll rates.
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New York Cotton Market

NEW YORK. July 25.-Hutton's wire says:
''The market closed steady, to points
down with the feeling here much mixed The
bull crowd Is now bulling August and next FSi-
day is notice day 1t and spot people were
free sellers 1t is true the stock of cotton is
small here. and If they buy enough they can
put this month away up. AS to distant months,
the crop is doing well and 1t is uphill task
to bull it.
Spot quiet. Middling uplands, 10SOc; mid
III, -..,,lf
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Provisions

The market for all descriptions rules steady to
firm. with quotations unchanged.
Cured Meats-Bacon, 8 TO 10 lbs lie; 10 to
12 lbs l6c; light medium and medium, 14c; bel
lies. u to IA lbs, 1515c; sugar cured, s to s lbs
21c; to 10 lbs, 2oc' ~ 70 ~ IDS. lsc; fancy
mans. i61sc for heavy and 1910 for light; extra
fine brands lie; California hams. 13laQI4c;
mess beef S11 per bbl: family, $11.5O; extra
family. So; prime mess pork So; extra clear,
s2i.5o; mess. s23; pig pork S24; pigs feet. IS
For kits. smoked beef 1S6a2Oc per ID.
Lard-Tierces quoted at SGlS1ac for California
compound &C for eastern compound and I2c for
nure. half bbls, pure, 12Lc; so ID tins, 12Lc
10 ID tins. 12%c; lb tins. 12Tsc; ID tins.
l3c.
foHc; tierce 10ssc; tierces 1oAc; tlerces.
f0he.