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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
Eastern Livestock Market

Market unchanged. Native steers, sI5O@5 co;
cows and heifers. sS@5.25; western steers,
S3.5o@5.I5; Texas steers, s304.75; range
cows and heifers. $2.50@4.25; Gamers, sl.75
$50; stockers and feeders. S2.75d4.75; calves
81: :75@575: bulls and stays. $2.50@4.75
Hogs-Receipts 400 Market 10c to 15c
higher Heavy, s64066.5C: mixed, s6.37Ia a
60; light, s6;S5@16 421a pigs, S5.5o@6; bulk
sheep-Reeelpts. 100. Market steady.
1earlings, $494.50; wethers, $3.50@4; ewes,
$SG3.75; lambs. S5.75@6.T5.
KANSAS CITY n
KANSAS CITY. July u.-Cattle-Receipts
700 including 300 southerns. Market steady.
Native steers. s.. 50Gs; southern steers. S350G
6; cows. $263.75; native cows and heifers,
s2.6o44.25; calves, s3@5.5o; western steers,
S4.50@6.50; western cows $2.50@4.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. Market &c to 1oc
higher. Bulk of sales, s6.45@6.6O; heavy.
S6.60qG.65; packers and butchers, S6.50@6. So
light. S6.30&6.55 pigs. S5@55O.
Sheep-No receipts Market steady. Nut
tons, S4@450; lambs S4.5o@6.60 range weth-
ers. S3.75Q4.30; fed ewes. $3.25@410.
CHICAGO July JHlCdGq I1.Mast t{Ie-Receints about
500 Market steady. Beeves. s375Gs,25;
Texans. s4@6.2O; westerns. s4.50@6.60; cows
and helfers, 81. 2.4O@6.2o; calves, S4.5O96. so;
stockers and feeders, S2.60@6.40
Hogs-Receipts about 5000. Market 1ac
higher Lights, S6.2506.SO: mixed Sc 256i
$50; heavy, S625@6.e0; rough, S6.250G. 90
good to choice heavy. S6.55@6.90; pigs, $5.10@
eos; bulk of sales, S6.e0@6.so.
Sheep-Receipts. about 1.J00. Market steady.
Natives. s2.75@4.60; westerns. s2.75Ql4 81:
erns S4Q6.s5.
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NEW YORK. July 11.-Thc statement Of
clearing house banks FOR the wek shows that the
banks hold $47 053 go more than the require
ments OF the 70 per cent reserve rule. This is a
reserve as compared with last week. The state
ment follows:
Loans 81 255. .712 500. increase s1461G3oo; de-
posts S132S3Q0. 200. increase 81, ,S9 400; circu-
lation SOC. .1S9.J00. decrease S2T0.49 regal ten
ders 81 .636. 400, decrease S553 600; specie S301
491 800, decrease So 131 100: reserve $379 12S 300
decrease So,6S4. 700; reserve required S332, 0T5,
QoO. increase 81 957 $50; surplus SAL. .033, $50. de-
crease 7:642, ,050: ex-U S. deposits $50, 233 250
decrease So, ,96S. .425.
The percentage of actual reserve of the clearing
house banks at the close of business yesterday
2S.97.
The statement of banks and trust companies
Of Greater New York not members of the clear
ing house shows that these Institutions have ag-
gregate deposits of $99I $50 500; total cash on
T46. 100
The Financer says:
The statement of the New York associated
banks for the week ending July IL showed in-
crease OF $1.655.100 cash and q gain of $24 s.
575 in reserve TO $50. .063. .925. The statement Of
averages. however indicated a loss OF So 6S4. 700
and decrease of 81, $40, $50 IN reserve TO $47,-
o33. $50. Thus the report Of actual conditions re-
fected a recovery by the end Of the week in
these items.
AS compared with those reported in the aver
age the most striking feature of the statement
was an actual reduction of S6.294, 700 in public
deposits, the result of surrenders of such funds
in anticipation Of the maturity on July 10 Of the
treasury call for such surrender. Another i'm
portant feature was reduction of Sc 94s 400
cash. which drawn from the banks by the
trust companies in order TO comply with the re-
quirement OF the state law, which made neces-
sary the augmentation by July Of their cash
reserves in vaults 10 10 per cent Of their de-
posits. The above noted reductions in cash,
through compliance by the trust companies with
cash reserve requirements, will largely account
for the decrease in cash shown by the averages
as above. The gain in this cash item, indi-
Gated by actual conditions, was probably due to
receipts from the interior. which were nearly
large enough TO Offset the transfer OF cash to
trust companies. such receipts being direct
transfer OF interior bank balances with their
this week of public deposits foT account OF these
country repositories, and this most likely onset
the sU-renders above noted TO SIS $50. 900 of gov
ernment funds through the local banks. Bank
loans increased S15.913, 400 while deposits were
augmented $50. T06 100 Adding TO the loans the
gain in cash caused tho statement TO show good
proof. The percentage OF reserve 10 deposits in
dicated by the actual conditions OF the banks
was 2s97. such percentage Of state banks was
3206 and the cash reserve in vaults of the trust
companies was .0o56 or within .044 OF the ststu-
tory reduiremeDf
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Hay and Feedstu1.

San Francisco hay buyers are reported active
y purchasing in several districts The local
trade is quiet, with prices unchanged. Receipts
were large again yesterday.
Local millers report the demand for feed
stnns improving. as many buyers who have
hitherto held OF are again making inquiries
Prices unchanged.
The circular of Scott & Magner says
receipts of hay on the San Francisco market
during the last six days were 5, go tons which
is exactly the same amount that came into the
market during the preceding week. There has
not been as much in this week the railroad
but quite lot came in by water. The season 5
business on the water IS just opening and we
find now that there arrivals by water
every day. The demand during the week has
been fairly good, although not brisk. There has
been a little demand for the choicest grade of
wheat hay for the reason that not much Of this
variety has been offering on this market during
the last 10 days or so. With this single ex-
eeption' there has been practically no change
Neither the large consumers nor the retail
dealers are buying here TO any extent but are
simply hllins their requirements from day to
day. The shipping trade at present is very
light They are all impressed with the idea
that the present range of prices is not justified
and that some satisfactory change must soon be
expected
There has beer quite little trading on hay
st country points tributary to our market and
while these operations not large, they all
appear to tend toward fixing values for the sum
mer season
There las been some alfalfa hay in recently
and the market ON this article is not firm as
one could expect. IN fact, the demand recently
mas Deen SomaWnet llSht. as the consumers do
not appear TO be willing TO pay the market val
uation for this variety. few of fancy
wheat hay were sod above our quotations dur
ing this week. New straw arriving recently
has moved off slowly, and If any quantities
were shipped in here it would break the present
market.
Bran-sSO@31.5 80 per ton for white and S2s. so
for red.
MiddIings- S3OG35 per ton
Shorts-$31 032 per ton.
Feedstuffs-Rolled barley, $27. .5062S; rolled
oats for feed, $3l @33; mixed feed. S23@2s for
average lots; oIcake meal in 20 ton lots $36 10
in 10 ton lots S3T.25, in ton lots S37 10. small
lots $3S. 70; cocoanut cake or meal at mills, $50
in 10 and $3.50 in ton lots, jObbing $50; corn
meal, S3994o; cracked corn, S40@41; broom
corn seed, 90cG$1 per ctI; alfalfa meal and
ton.
Hay-Wheat. S12.5O015.5O; wheat and oat.
S12M14; tame oat $11. .506I4: volunteer wild
oat, S1o@13; alfalfa SoQ125O; stock, sS99
per ton.
Straw-5oG75c nor hale
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Log Angeles Markets

LOS ANGELES July 11-Bermuda onions
were slightly frmer today and sales were heavy.
amounting to 10 sacks. selling at higher prices
than at the first OF the week. Beans were
heavily offered and bidding was lively, but no
sales were made.
One case of creamery extra butter and IN
pounds of cooking butter sold at market price
Cheese offerings were light and the market had a
firm tone.
No eggs sold and no changes were made Bid
ding closed lac below the offered price New
potatoes were offered but there was no bidding
Firm demands closed up the entire supply of
peas and beans and prices strengthened No
changes We're made in prices. The lettuce supply
next week. Cabbage and corn were plentiful
but fair demand left surplus. Tomatoes
were scarcer and there firm demand. Hot
weather made poor market for asparagus and
the tobbing houses have Cancelled northern orders
Produce receipts: Eggs, 25l cases; butter, 15,-
So pounds; cheese . 496 pounds; potatoes. sir
sacks; beans, 3 sacks; apples none; onions, 81
sacks:
Butter-Creamery extras, 52Ac: creamery
hrsts SOC; eastern extras, not quoted; rsts 20c;
dairy. 25c; cooking, 2lc oleomargarine. tubs
16@lsc.
Eggs-Local ranch, candled, 22@23c; selected.
23c case count. 20c: northern, case count, 20Hc
Cheese-Northern fresh, 14@15c; anchor, large
15c; anchor Young Americas, 16c; hand cheese,
anchor brand lie: eastern singles. 15@l6c; east
ern twins 1515 @16c; eastern cheddars lie; east
ern longhorn, 17@1Sc; eastern daisy, 16@lTc;
swiss, imported, 30c; swiss domestic 23c brick
cream. zoe; Iimburger, 22@23c; Tulare. 14c; i'm
ported Roquefort, 44c; Edam. 1851 Size German
breakfast; $l;lO box; Neufehatel, $l.2o box;
box 95c Schlosskase, 81 box: Camembert ST. 20
q box.
Potatoes (pef ctD-Fancy highland Burbanks
9oc@Sf.25; choice, 90c@$1; highlands. $1@1.10:
fancy northern early rose. 81. S5@2; local Bur-
banks. $i.65; Lompoc, S1.75G2; new local Bur-
banks, $l25@l.50; local yellow sweet potatoes
81; local white sweet potatoes, $3.50; red sweet
potatoes, 81. 80 sack.
Beans (per ctl)-Pink No. 1. ss.75@4; lima.
No. l. $505.50: Lady Washington, No. /, So;
small white, No. /, S4.75@5; blackeye, S4.5 so;
Gervanzas, $3.50: lentils $11.5Q.
Onions-Bermudn 81 a crate, $150 per ctl:
silverskins $1.25 per ctl northern red onions,
81. 10; garlic, S@10c
Chilis-Evaporated. 100 @l21Ac.
Popcorn--New. $3.50 per ctl.
Poultry-Buying prices alive Broilers a to
2 lbs, 25c lb; fryers 2o@22c; roasters. 1S92oc
stays, Sc; hens, lbs and up. l3c; under lbs.
13c; old ROSTERS. DC; turkeys, heavy, zoe; light,
not wanted. Selling prices. dressed: Broilers,
wanted.
25c Id; fryers. 25c: roasters, 2Sc; hens, 14c;
ducks. frozen, 15c; live ducks. 1215c; geese, not
wanted.
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Hides, Tallow, Wool and Hop.

BiSsing Co. say:
While packers hides east are in fair
demand and ready sale. still there seems to be
a lack Of interest the part Of the tanners
Quite number of them are out of the marker
claiming that leather values do not follow
correspondingly TO the advance In hides
Country hides are somewhat stronger IN
price likewise salted kip. calf and veal skins
The supply of dry hides seems rather short
foreign varieties have been marked up KC
per ID.
wool seems TO be in better demand es
pecially the better grades OF long staple wools
Some lines of good clothing woods are beine
moved at fairly satisfactory prices. The Lonfos
wool sales, which open July 12. are watched
with great interest by the wool trade.
''Tallow is steady
The circular Of the Sawyer tanning company
Of Napa says:
Hides have advanced still further sinco we
issued our list on July 1 and we raise our 0uo
tations to meet same. The demand for Io.fbe,
Is only moderate and prices have not ADVANCE
materially. 1t hardly seems possible that bides
go higher unless leather responds with pro-
portionately better prices
Hides-Culls and brands sell about 5b4Ie m.
der quotations Heavy salted steers IO1sc. me.
dunn, Sci light, TIC; cowhides. Sic for heavy
71sc for light: stays. size: salted kin. sIsc,
sated veal 12c; salted calf l3c; dry hides
151ze; dry kip. 1215c; dry calf lie; dry staqs
10e; Mexican dry hides. 141s dl5c; Mexican frv
salted do. 11@12c; Mexican picked do I2F113c,
sheepskins. shearlings. 20030c each: short wool
30615oc eaelI; medium. 50GS0c each; long wool
s5c@1.25; lambs, 15G45c; horse hides, salt, s. Sc
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Potatoes. onions and vegetab,es

Miscellaneous vegetables were in good demand
for regular local and there was a fair in
quiry for some descriptions for shipment on
steamers leaving for northern ports and Homo
lulu. Green corn, cucumbers. summer SQUASH
and tomatoes were all in free supply but
prices were well maintained and the unsold
surplus at the end of the day was small con.
sidering the liberal arrivals and the large car.
ryover from the preceding day. Peas and strinr
beans continued plentiful and weak with onIy
the best selections receiving any attention
while rhubarb was practically unsaable only 4
small portion of the arrivals finding buyers
Lima beans were slightly lower. while aspara gus
a little hrmer. there being but little re.
ceved. Green okra sold at $l.75Q2 a box, and
egg plant brought 5G6c poEld. Onions were
steady to frm the supply and demand about
balancing. while potatoes dull. with oniy
few favored brands selling.
Potatoes (per ctll-New white, $16lI25 fol
good to choice and 65@90c for poor; early rose,
65@S0c.
onlons-New red. 6o@7oc per sack; new vel
low 90c@S1 per ctl
yegetables-Green corn. 81 1892 % per sack
for Alameda and 81 .25@1. so for Stockton; toma.
toes 65c6sS1 for small boxes and crates and
S1.TJ@2.25 for large boxes; cucumbers 65M
T5c for small and Sl@1.50 for large boxes;
green peas 81 al 80 per sack string and wax
beans, 2@4c per ID; lima beans 5H6c
per ID; summer squash 50@75c per box;
do large boxes, s1Q1.50; green pep.
pers, 15c4S per box; garlic. lace per Ib;
cabbage, 40G50c per ctl; caulifower 4005Oc
per DOZEN carrots, 75c per sack: turnips T5c
per sack; rhubarb, 50@G5c per box; asparagus,
3@6Hc per ID.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks weaker. Coppers steady
Spot cotton steady. Futures to Is points higher.
Local stock markets continue and featureleSs.
Weekly cleangs decrease ia per from last year.
Silver and local exchange rates unchanged.
Shipment Of SIS 900 III silver, bullion to Hongkong
Wheat slow firm, with sellers asking higher prices
Barley. and corn show features.
Good shipping demand for mixed Of beans.
Hay buyers reported purchasing in the interior.
AIillers report improving demand for feedstuffs
Hides steady. but tanners purchase sparngy.
Fresh fruit market active and steady with buying
Potatoes. onions and vegetables in sufficient supply.
Poultry quiet with the market literally supplied.
Butter cheese and eggs quiet with the latter slightly lower
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provisions

GHhlCAGo, July 11.-High temperatures in in the
t noitu"est caused strong tone in the local Wheal
market at the close today final quotations Oh
oePtemoer delivery being up y q 9sc -
iIaue IN the wheat pit was active ana Tue
snaIhet was nervous the greater part OF the Gay
SSlllneht throughout the session was Dullish'
1he cnleI factor in the situation was tne con
tinuation of dry hot weather in the northwest,
particularly in North Dakota.
hlgner prices at Liverpool, however, had CON
siderable influence. The possibility that rains
might ID dispel before Monday the torrid wave IN
the the spring wheat country brought out liberal
evening up sales by local holders, and thls
lad tendency to keep the market in an un-
September wheat opened 1kG1c higher at 90@
9oNe sold of to S99s GS99ic and then advanced
10 909sc and closed at poe
September corn opened 14@11sc higher at As
Ma4tse, sold between 74c and 75c and closed at
September oats opened AM3sc higher at Ia
IL &C advanced to 4414c and closed at l3sc
Extremely small receipts of live hogs at west
crn packing centers brought out an active demand
Tor provisions. AT the close September pork was
up - at sl6.45. lard d shade higher at $3.50,
ana ribs t2c to Zoe higher ut $9.07 213.lO
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open High Low Close
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Er~ Market An Nearby Counties

PETALUMA July II-Eggs dropped hair !
cent today Selects brought only 231a cents Inc
decline is due to an overstOcked market anu .
marked shrinkage in demand \ year ago s W.
week the average price of eggs was half cent
higher than they are today. with the recT!Ptss
less than this week by about 300 eases. IL =
predicted that the egg market viii be duIl anu anu
unsteady for some lays to come until the smaller
fruit season has passed -
SANTA ROSA July 1.-The quotations loI
eggs on the local exchange here today dropped
half a cent on all grades and the figures given
were 21is cents dozen for choice ana ~ 2
cents for other qualities. Considerable biSl
ness was done at the various stores. aud this
probably was the cause of the drop. Many
eases Of the product brought IN and can
died by local firms and were sent out about as
fast as received.
SANTA CRUZ, July 11.-Eggs took quite a
jump, going from 21 cents TO y cents tne
highest figure offered this season Demand is
not near so large as at this time last season,
when it had TO be met by shipments from out
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and the market literally supplied Win s'GTA iT,A
previously received At least one car 0,,rt =, ~
ported western chickens and large amount ~
native fowls were ON hand aud in tue aosenSs -
Of buyers most of this stock had TO De sts- as,.r
for Mondays market. Five cars OF ., mi
hens were marketed during the Week, tIs tI
quantity being altogether too much 1or tne
market at this season of the year n for
Poultry (per dOzenl-HelS, S5.OvSs1 80 70 for
small ST. 5O615. 80 for large and S6-J19 oU - ro'
extras; old ROSTERS $3.5004; young oSst -.
SGQlG.5O; do extras. SI9S; fryers S4.0o sSS
large broilers. S3@4; small oroHeIs' NJ.
ducks. So .50G6 for young and S4go to ,,ase -
pigeons. S1GI %; squads. 81 -2jQl 90; seess ss
s1,50G2 per pair; goslings. s. per pair 'urAe' .
nominal.
Game-NOnrinal
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Provisions

Hams bacon and lard are quoted firm with
packers and wholesalers looking for an i'm
proved movement in the near future.
Cured Meats-Bacon. : TO 10 lbs. 161c; 10 to
L. lbs, 1512c; light medium and medium, 1315c;
bellies, II TO IA lbs 15c sugar cured s to lbs,
2Oc; to 10 lbs. 19c; 10 to IL lbs, 1S1sc; fancy
sugar cured 23c per ID; eastern sugar cured
hams. 10 ac for heavy and 151zc for light: extra
fine brands, Ice; California hams. 13a Ollie;
mess beef, S11 per bbl; extra family, $12; fam
ily Sill so; prime mess pork. S23; extra clear
S2l 90; mess. $23; pig pork. S24 pigs feet. 5
for half bbls. So for % ID kegs and 81 80
for kits; smoked beef. 1SGI20e per 10.
Lard-TieFces quoted at eG315c for CalifOrnfs
compound. &c for eastern compound and III Iac FOR
pure; half bbs, pure. 11z4e; so ID tins, 1I@c;
10 ID tins, 12Hc; .. Ii tins 12$sc; 3 lb tins.
125e.
Cottolene-o1e hall bbl. 1O%c; half bbIs.
1Ol5c; L tierce. 1855; tierces. 10Ac; tierces'
10Ac.
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Dried Fruits, Raisins. Nuts and Honey


conditions remain before stated
Fruits-AprcOts. TG9c spot and 6QsEc for
new crop; eyaporated apples, 5129Tc; pears. 5@
&C for old and 615 G9c for new; peaches. 6GSc
for spot and 5lS G61ac for new crop; figs, 2G3c:
prunes, size basis, 39315c for 1907 and 315 a
&c for 1905 crop.
Raislns e. o. b. Fresno)--2 crown, 31594c: 5
crown, 3&t q4Ac; crown. 4A@4Ac; seeded.
for London layers and - for clusters.
Nuts-Almonds new CROP, nonpareis, 11Ec;
languedocs. DC; hardshells, -. Walnuts-13c
per ID for No. L softshen and 1oc for No. do +:
12kc for No l haFdShell and 91ac for No. do.
Honey-Water white, comb 16417c; white,
15c; wafer white, extracted, S@sEc; light am
ber. 7@f12e; dark amber and candied, 81 85%c
per ID.
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Beans and Seed.

Large bean handlers report an active shipping
movement in mixed cars principally for Texas.
Prices show change
Beans per ctl-Bayos, S3.2O@s 25: pea. 81 40
s4.40@4.50; pink, So 25Qg3.35: red. S325GS. 10:
butter. $+.50; limas, $4.s504 T. 90; red kidneys.
S2.75@3; blackeyes. So. 25@3.50; horse beans. 81
@250; cranberry beans. $2.75@3.10; Garvansas,
$2.50@3.50
Seeds-Brown mustard. 81 0S%,c; yellow mus
tard, nominal; faxseed, 50. carload lots; canary
4c; alfalfa, 17lh G20c; rape, cleaned 2I5c: tim
othy, nominal; hemp, Az @4hc; miHet. 2H@
81 c per lb; broom corn seed, $1S@20 per ton
Dried Peas-Green are quoted at 50. .40@2. rs
per ctl. No Niles here.
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ReceIpts of Produee
THE STOCK MARKET
A Very Tame Closing to n Remarkably
Quiet Week In All Stocks, Mining
and Local

Yesterdays list OF sales on the stock and
bond exchange narrowly escaped being blank
the only transactions being % shares OF sugar
stocks There were no variations worthy OF
comment.
Mining stocks were equally dull, both south
Nevadas and ComstOcks meeting with verv
little attention. The merger was slightly lower
the day
number OF curbStone traders and brokers
VINO are dissatisfied with the proposed advance
In selling commissions from y per cent to
per cent BY the San Francisco board are get
ting signatures to an sgreement to ESTABLISH
new exchange in the quarters formerly occu-
pied By the San Francisco mining exchange
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Flour and Farinaceous Gooda

Flour continues quiet and featureless at the
old quota tions. There is the usual call fol
cereal products.
FIour-California family extras, s54OQ6 net
without discount; bakers extras, S5. .40ll5 65
supertne, $4.20@450; Oregon ana Washington
per Dbl. $4.90954 40 for family. bakers and pat
ents and $+.6595.15 for cut off; Kansas patents
San Francisco track $3.50: do straight, So 30
Dakota patents, $6.45; straight, ST 2O per bbl
Farinaceous Goods-Prices in packages net
casa, no discount. follows: Graham -four
IS per 100 lbs; rye flour, $40; rye meal So 20
rice flour, So S00T; corn meal S3.05G3. %; extra
cream do. So. 80 %. rs; cat meal S4.3Oa4.5O oat
greats. $4.3094.5O;. hominy, $3.40@3.60; buck
wheat -four, 81 ga. %; cracked wheat, $3. 300
$50; farna, S404.20 whole wheat -four, So 20
rolled oats bbIs s.. 30Q4.s0, in sacks $6QT. so
rolled wheat bbls S4G4.30. in sacks So. 300
$50: pearl barley, S5.2GQl54 40; split peas boxes
$3.50 per 100 lbs.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK. July 11.-Money on call noni-
nal Time loans quiet and hrmer; GO days. 2
per cent; 90 days. . TO 22 per cent; six
months, 313 TO 3&4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 312@4 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at S1.ST04 800 Tor de-
Commercial bills. s4.s5A "a. .S5as.
Bar silver. 53Ac.
Mexican dollars 46c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds ir-
regular.
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Butter-Quiet. steady and unchanged.
Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged
nDTEn YrDTTTnC
New YORK COTTON Market

NEW YORK, July 11.--Hutton's wire says:
Room traders sold on poor cables. but rushed
TO cover when they saw that New York and
New Orleans were good buyers here Both
sides apparently were willing to reduce lines
over Sunday. hence there sufficient swing
under 80 for October TO meet the covering. Our
crop news this morning more bearish than
ever, and traders think it cinch to sell on
this bulge. there won't be any support TO
the market now.
There is nothing in the weekly figures The
newspaper gossip is about bearish as can be
The reported wind damage in Texas seems to
he more hot air.. and from private reports
II Is claimed that weather conditions are better
The market is in weak condition now and
as long as crop conditions continue so favorable
there is nothing 70 put the market higher. and
traders believe the market is sale on ad-
yances.
Spot closed quiet; middling uplands, 11.2oc
rnid Linz --rtIf NJ
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Cash Grain and provisions

CHICAGO. July 11.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour, firm; winter patents, S4-20@
4.65; straights, S3.e0Q435; spring patents.
$520@5. 40; straights. S4@4. so; bakers. S2.90@
4 No. 2 spring wheat s112; No. g. 95c@$1. .0S
yellow, 76i&@77c. No. oats. 53Ac. No 8
white, 54@5GAc. No. 2 rye 73c. Fair to choice
mailing barley, 6S074c. No. l northwestern.
$1.2412. Short ribs, sides Ooose), $S. 1900 1212
short clear sides tboxed), $9G9.25 Mess pork,
per Dbl, s16.3o016.35 Lard, per 100 lbs,
S9.5I1a; Whisky, basis of high wines, S1.35.