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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-20
To
HAVE ALL BENEFIT
CAROLINA CHEMICAL
COMPANY AUTHORIZES
$4,000, 900.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Stock-
holders of the Virginia Carolina
Chemical Company held their an
nual meeting to-day and authoriz-
cd the issue OF $1,000 900 of pre-
fer-rcd stock now In the treas
ury. Proceeds from the sale of
this stock will be used to provide
working capital for the comTMnys
increased business. Wall Street
had expected the Virginia. Caro-
lima to he in the market the lat
ter of this year with some new
financing. but had believed ir
would issue bonds.
President Morgan in urging tho
issuance Of stock instead of bonds
said he believed the stockholders
shoud have an opportunity to
share in the benefits that would
he derived from the use OF tho
new capital. The new preferred
stock will he offered to both
classes of shareholders at a price
unfixed as yet on the basis OF
Ia per cent. Of their holdings.
Three new directors were elect
cd Tn the Virginia. Carolina
Chemical board to-day. They are
j. \. Wallace, r. S. Young and
j. 4. Long and succeed J. Il.
Duke. X. j. Reynolds and W. II.
Reynolds. who retire.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-20
PERSIAN CAPITAL IN
PERIL FROM ALI

LONDON. July 20.--The Standard
this morning prints dispatch from
Teheran to the effect that with the
departure of all the troops stationed
In the city to put down the uprisinEs
in the provinces the capital Is in i'm
minent danger of an attack by Mo-
manned All. which would mean. a
reign OF pillage and murder. The
Persian Cossacks remain In the capt.
tai. but they are dominated by the
Russians. Mohammed All Mixza, tho
ideposed shah. Is said to have the
support OF Russia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-20
.FEAR|NG DEATH,
FlEES: COUNTRY
MYSTERY OF DISAPPEARANCE OF
CHICAGO MILLIONAIRE Is
CLEARED UP.
HlGGlNBOTHAM RETURNS
AFTER THREATS AGAINST LIFE
GETS DAGGER IN MAIL AND
SETS SAIL. FOR
EUROPE.
HlGGINBOTHAM RETURNS

NEW YORK, July 1s.-The mys-
terry that has for two months sur
rounded the disappearance of Har-
low N. Higginbotham. the Chicago
millionaire philanthropist. merchant
and president OF the Worlds Column
bian Exposition. was solved to-day
upon the arrival OF the giant OIym-
pic. when Mr.. Higgtnbotham came
ashore with his daughter. Mrs r. T..
Crane. OF Ipswich. Mass.
Mr.. Higginbotham, who is in his
seventy-thtrd year. was chairman Of
the fund of about 100000 raised for
the widows and orphans OF the fire.
men who lost their lives IN the stock
yards fire In Chicago last December.
when Fire Marshal Koran met death.
A short time after the money had
Mr.. Higginbotham began receiving
anonymous threats on his life unless
he divided the money between the
widows and children. This unnerved
Mr.. Higginbotham and he made up
his mind suddenly to leave Chicago.
Gets Dagger In Mail.
Soon after l received a dagger
through the mail" said Mr.. Htggin-
botham, this afternoon, Il thought
1t best to get out for a while and
stole away quietly l spent several
days in Chicago and then came to
New York. / knew my daughter
was sailing on the Mauretania and
determined to steal a march on her.
4 went aboard unknown to her and
secreted myself In her stateroom.'
The fund raised for the widows
and orphans III still IN trust and will
remain there until some plan IL reach
cd. / think 1t best. as do those ASSOC
ciated with me, that It be left there
until the children reach their ma
tority and then turned over to them"
Mr.. Higginbotham left tonight for
Boston.
mo: am not going to Chicago"
he said. Not yet for 4 while. / arm
going r. Ipsw1ch with my dauGhtsrs'-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-20
PROFESSIONAL MEN
TO RUN CAMPAIGN

NEW YORK, July l9.--t5overuor
Woodrow Wilson's campaign for the
Democratic nomination for the presi
dency next year was formally opened
to-day The Governor viii run with
out the backing of his state party
machine. or the endorsement OF any
OF the old line politicians as such in
any Of tho states.
The campaign will he distinctly
novel in that IL will be managed by
professtonalSmen, doctors. lawyers. en-
gineers, editors and other university
graduates from Maine to California
Thousa nds of men who studied under
DIR. Wilson at Princeton will be pressed
into service TO secure delegates to the
national convention. Crers OF help
along these lines arc coming in from
all parts OF the Union
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-20
WALL PAPER TRUST
(, INDICTED IN OHIO

CLEVELAND, O.. July 9.-Four in
dictments were returned this after
noon by the Federal grand jury which
has been investigating an alleged wall
paper trust. The indictments charge
q conspiracy In restrain Of trade.
under the provisions OF the Sherman
antitrust law. The indicted men are
officials Of q wall paper jobbing house.
They are j. b. Pearce. president Of
the ]. b. Pearce Wall Paper Company.
OF Cleveland; Norton Newcomb. Of
St. Louis; Edward Il. Maxwell. Of chi
cago, and G. G. Alcr of Columbus
Q. Bond was fixed ct $1,000 n each
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-20
REBELS REFUSE TO
SURRENDER ARMS

Ell PASO, TEX. July 19.-~AEua
Prieta. just across the border In MeA-
leo. Is In complete possession OF the
rebels tonight. No one is permitted
to leave or enter the town and martial
law prevails.
When the rebels were paid fer their
services and discharged they refused
to surrender their arms. They threw
the paymaster and customs collector In
jail. rolled the cannon out and spiked
them In the street
Guards have been stationed all
around the city and the streets are
filled with the belligerents. Several
Americans have been denied perrl!s-
sion TO leave the town and are held
under guard. All thru inhabitants are
keeping 10 their houses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-20
PRESIDENT ASKED TO
COME TO RICHMOND

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian,)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 10
An invitation to attend the conven-
ton OF the National Paint. Oil and
Varnish Association, to be held in
Richmond October 2. 5, and s.
was extended to President Taft to-
day.
The invitation came from the Off
GERS of the association and was made
by letter. The President took the
matter under advisement. and IL IL
is possible for him to leave his office
at that time. he may go to Rich
mond TO address the paint men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-20
JAPANESE OFFICER Is
ARRESTED As 4 SPY

BERLIN. July LETT Is reported that
a japanese officer. attached TO the Ger
man army has been arrested as spy.
The arrest was made. according to the
report, at Hsmnaelburg. Bavaria, but
officials in Berlin decline to comment
on tie matter. The spy ~ said to
have been found examining several
new field guns at night with a dark
lantern.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July Is, 1911
AIN-WHEAT--There was steady un-
dertono to tho wheat market, but bulls were
inclined TO be cautious. owing TO the weak
ness IN coarse grains. and prices after SHOW,
ing "a moderate advance early, eased on ana
al the close were net unchanged TO &c net
lower. Numerous reports from the Northwest
claiming that black rust is spreading In Min
nesota ana North Dakota had considerable
influence sentiment. Notwithstanding the
fact that q great many operators were ols-
posed TO discredit these reports, owing TO the
character Of the weather. IL was also claimed
that grasshoppers were doing some damage
IN Minnesota. but the unfavorable reports from
the spring wheat section were Offset by the
heavy movement OF winter wheat. The Liver
pool market rather steadier than eX-
pected. owing 70 Disappointing thrashing re-
turns IN the United Kingdom. and prospects
OF light shipments from India, but the for
eiGn crop news a rule was fairly satisfac-
tory. with the exception OF some complaints
received late from Russia, and the Continental
markets were generally lower. The European
visible supply showed decrease of 2.542 900
OF 5.79&000 and decrease last year Of S,072,-
600. Export sales for the day amounted to
13 loads. including 10 loads of red wheat.
and there were also IL additional loads sold
c Z Buffalo believed to be new wheat for
export. No red new here was quoted 90c
elevator ard elMcf aaoat; No l & North-
General and heavy rains over the Southwest
ern portion OF the corn belt, including pa
tions of showers east of the Mississippi River.
resulted In heavy selling movement. Prices
declined sharply. closing at net loss Of
1Glsc. The cash demand said 10 be
less active. owing TO the decline in futures.
Bradstreet's visible supply showed a decrease
Of 1.22s, 600 compared with decrease last
year Of S05,000. No corn here was quoted
Csc o afoat, export grade. OATS-Mar
ket weak early. declining over &c a bushel
under heavy liquidation, but there was sub
stantial rally near the close. and final figures
showed net loss OF y a lo. Cash oats were
weak, closing as follows: STANDARD white.
and BARIEY-NomSnal
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEiBOARD CLEARANCES.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Inactive. with buycrs
holding of for concession. but here was some
improvement noted in the demand at figures
which it was doubtful If the mills would
accept ssPrins patents $5qs5 % ,wiGndie,
s s. so spring clears IS s5@s4 :'S gS oxra 10 o
winter. SO 4Og S3 90; extra No winter. SO go;
81 35. Kansas straights: 81 ?0g$4 81: fancy
steady: fair TO good. s45Oqs5; choice to
fancy. s5lOds5 80. CORNMEAL-Steady:
kiln dTiSd & So 90 BAG MEALCssady aS
qs1 81. FEED-Western and city steady,
Western spring. s25 So standard mddling.
s24 10 10 bulk. SIS 3 sacks; midaiing, 500 s. a
500; red dog. $50; homlny chop. S25 bulk.
SEQ 90 sacks. oilmeal SSi 90.
COTT0N-The market was very active and
excited. Prices had sensational break under
general liquide tion, accompanied by rumOrs
that leading bull interests were unloading
their cotton. and after two years Of practi-
cally unbrokon successes had at last found
themselves on the wrong side of the market
Before the start Of business here private
cables had been received from Liverpool, stat
ing that the market there was lower under
bull liquidation. and when the local market
opened II seemed that nearly every broker
around the ring had selling orders. ~ any
rate. the market started weak at decline
OF from 25 TO 20 points. and while a rally Of
10 or ~ points followed on proft taking by
shorts. little trading buying and operations
for reaction, Ions cotton continued 20 come
on the market in tremendous volume. ana
during the late forenoon, August sold off 20
lS22c. or 80 points. about So G5 per bale below
the closing prices OF the previous day. while
December sold az $40 u, and new crop posi-
uons generally al net decline Of from 80
20 - points. Offerings became a little less
urgent at this level representing 81 decline Of
between 230 and 240 points from the high
record Of the season on the old crop and OF
about 100 points from the recent high prices
on new crop months but there was little snap
to the buying ard the close was only a little
UP from the lowest. although the final tone
was STEADY at the decline OF from p TO IL
points. Local sentiment remained very bear
ish. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, July lS--Transactions In wool con
tnue light both IN the East and In ths West
There is some movement 10 the mllIs an.
light purchasing is being done IN iew o.
the growing sections But stagnatloh Il
claimed to he the feature OF the mafket
some new territory is aaid TO have been pur'
chased on a basis OF 45d4s clean IN Bosl2HL
Fleece woods are in limited demand ana s'IS'
OF territory are being made In odd lots latgey
!coured Pulled wool Is moNinS modttat ny
Quotations range. Domestic WOODS ana oNii,,
and PENNSYLVANIA nesces-D elaine washed, :.
f13Uc: Xxx 2Tu 2Sc; fine unmcrchIntaole' -
o3c: half blood combing, p n26c; thfee'
ci2hths blood combng. 2ii1 H2Ii&c; ono
quarter blood combing. 24c bid; deiaihe ~, uil J
washed 24425c; hne unWa3hed, -oG II
Michigan Wisconsin and New YORK heec,
Flne unwsshed. 1Sq l9c; delaine unwasnru
o3I, n 2ic; half blood unwashcd otered AZ ~
Kentucky Indiana and MssouTi--TEree- -eis u m th'
blood offered At 2ic: one-quIrter blood -04
3ic. 90 III,
secured basis Texas - Fine. u months 5
5o6f5 52c: nne 8 to months. lJ " idc. iine fd!i
42G 43c California-Northern. +sY5 5ocs ma
die county. AGA 4Ic; southern 10 = 4oc
Oregon-Eastern No ! staple. - q &c; East
ern clothing offered at j0c; VALLEY No !, -
45c. Territory--Fino staple rs n i7c; hne ne
dunn staple. % a 53c; fine ciothing 500 %
fine medium clothing, iTQ i9c, halt olo0'
con5inr. - ~ 5jc; three-e.ghths blood COMB
ing. 5DG5l one-QuIrter blood comolhs
. Pulled Extra. 52q Sc fine 4. 5oq52ci A
supers. iGn 80.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool July 1s.-WHEAT-Spot steacy
No = Manitoba. Is 5igd, futures steady Jul}
o. IUs.d: -, tober. 6s SAD; December, % p'sd
CoRN-Spot hrm; new American missed. - ~
new American kiln dried. 6s 3'gd; futures
easy; September 5s AID; October "a %
FLoUR-winter patents Us HOPS In Lon
don tPac.nc CoasD. f7afI ljs. DEEP
Extra India mess, 90 90. POEk-Prlme mess
western, 72s Cd. HAMS-Short cut - To- ~
10 TOs sd. BACON Cumberland cut 55s
short rib. sos Ga. clear bellies sos Gd Ions
clear middies. light. sis; heavy "is Cd; shor'
clcar backs. 4Ts ca. SHOULDERS square
ios Sd. LARD--Prime Western, tierccs. Ais
American refncd. pals. as Sd. CHEESE
Canadian finest white. new. Jss Cd, colored
new. 5ss 81. TURPENrINE-sp spirits. 3Is I'd
ROSfN--Commou. f5s M PErROLEt NJ
Refined. Giad. I.IESEED OIL. iis. COTTON
SEED OfI.-Hull refined. spot. 21s 81. tai
IOW-Australian IN London, "-s I'd.
London. july lS.-suGAk-Ra". centrifu
gal. t2s Cd. muscoyado, lis Cd; beet July
lis lOikd LINsFED--calcuttu, July- August
OTs LINSEED OIL i0s 0d SPERM on.
fa4 los TROLEUM-Amcr.can refined
5Isd spirits. Gid. TT RPENrlNE-s spirit 5
3,s 5t,d. ROsIN-American strained l3i ~
lne. l7s al
Antwerp July lS.--PETRoLErM 10 francs
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
Yeste-
OiLS-Linsced oil unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady at recent prices.
MOIASSES AND SYRUPS-Slow. prices un-

OiLS-Linsced oil unchanged. Refined petro'
leum steady at recent prices
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-slow: prices un-
changed.
NAVAL sT0REs-spirts turpentlne quie;
and unchanged Rosin and tar dull and un-
changed.
RIIE-Firm and unchanged. with good dis
tributlon. Dan Tamages Sons Co. OF New
Orleans. teleGraphs the movement of rice az
New Orleans TO date as showing receipts oI
/ 22O 500 sacks rough, against l.5fO3SS last
wear aud sales were 1.17S3j0 pockets cleaned.
compared with 1902. 3O2 last year.
SUGAR-Rehned firm. with standard granu-
lated at 515o net less per cent cash. Raw
sugar was firm with limited offerings and II
is believed that 4.23c could be obtained. y
sale Of :, 900 bags cuba centrifugal sugars Was
made for August shipment at 2'Sc, basis ~
test cost and freight. equal to 4.23c here.
cargo Of sugar in port was exchanged for a
cargo to arrive between local renrcrs on an
even basis spot prices were 42@c for 20 ties,
centrifugal. 313c for 50 test muscovado anu
34sc for 50 test molasses sugar. The stock
OF sugar in the United Kingdom is $4,000 tons.
The London market for beet sugar was STEADY
and unchanged to :. q dearer. with July stand-
ing at lis 10l: d and August at lis II u q. Win
October TO December at lis Gables TO WlllcIt
a. Gray report the movement OF sugar AT
Cuban ports as follows: Receipts, sN porte
1000 tons. against 5000 last week and 4'Ooo a
year ago. and at all ports 5000 against So'p
and 10, 900 Exports six ports, 3s.OoO' against
% 00o and 10000 and stock l2S,OOV, compared
with 1G2 900 and 100000 Centrals grlhdmg'
.. against and 4.
IIDES-Stcady. with a fairly good measure
OF activity. Receipts light and well cared Tor
hence there is no selling pressure.
LEATHER-Demand for export lots Is MOD
crate. Full prices are generally quoted.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19

Spot quiet and 20 points lower at I4c for mid
ding upland sales 100 bales Liverpool cables:
spot cotton moderate demand; sales. GOO bales: :
speculation and export. 1000; American. 5000:
imports. 3 600 American. loo; midding up
land. 1880; futures opened easy. 7izq9 points
lower on near months and 9uil points lower on
late months. closed feyerish 17i2 42O POINTS
lower: July. 7.22l2d; July-August. 710d. Au-
gust-Septcmber, 606lad; September O tober
863izd October November G54d: November
December. 64sd; December January, CASA;
Jsnuary-February. 64Sizd: February March.
G.4o'zd; March-Apri. 6.5Ol@d. Manchester:
Yarns duh and easier; cloths buyers hold off.
COFFEE-Heavy selling movement. After
opening at decline Of 11a13 points. the mar
ket showed a further loss OF 7ai2 points with
liquidation on the part OF speculative longs
hedge selling against holdings Of coffee. selling
for foreign account and hammerlng bv bears.
The liqudating movement inspired By
larger receipts and weakness abroad. and during
the greater part Of the day bulls seemed little
disposed 20 support values. but after longs had
liquidated there was better demand. with buy
ing by trade interests. owing 10 increased sales
OF spot coffee and support by leading bull inter
ests on this buying the market rallied. and al
the close irfn with prices ranging from
points advance 10 lG points net decline. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
TOPICS OF THE STREET

roREIGN TRADING.-London bought
inward OF 5000 shares on balance in the
,ocal stock market The chief buying was
IN United States Steel
G. WHITE & CO, OF LONDON.-The
opnual report Of ]. G. White & Co.. Linz
,,od Of London, established by j. G. White
a 70 Incorporated, of New York. twelve
,.oors ago shows dividends declared In the
-, twelve months OF Il per cent on the
.,referred stock and 62 per cent on the com
NON and a surplus large enough TO write
~ the balance of purchase OF business
,ccoun; and TO increase the special reserve
and surplus account TO an amount eauaiiihs
,be total Of dividends paid. Net prohts TOT
DO year aggregated s457.SSo. against S44,"0
:, the year before. The quick assets OF the
company in the form Of cash and loans
amount 10 about S5Sl,6 In the ten years
80 ,ts existence the company has paid divi-
do,ds aceregating s90S. $40 and has retained
On the business upward OF S9lS91.
THE COPPER MARKETING copper
,-,.rkot &c without particular feature. Buy
DC Go moderate. with tho large selling
agencies and producers quoting l2A cents
g. pound for electrolytic. However. con-
csssions are reported below that level. Pro-
ducers have not given up hope for lS-cent
conner i'm the near future. They are Oh
,bo op,n,on that there will be further re-
auction In domestic copper stocks this
y,onth. For the first two weeks or July
,horo vas a shrinkage of about five million
mounds in the visible supply abroad.
UNITED STATES LIGHT AND HEAT
,>c. CONPANY.-The stockholders of the
I,nited States Light and Heating Company
bave approved proposition to change the
mar value Of the shares Of the capital stock
~ the company from SO share TO 800
share There is no change In the totai
Capitalization, so that hereafter capitai
stock will be divided into 5000 preferred
end 10000 common shares Of par value or
Sl0g
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: Tho Corn
Exchange Bank, regular quarterly per
cent. payable August l; The Pacific Power
cnd Light Company. regular quarterly l4
per cent OH the preferred. payable August
!, ]. G. Brill & Co. regular quarterly IN
Der cent on the preferred, payable August
I and julius Kayser G. Co. initial quarterly
1s. per cent on the first and second pre-
ierred, payable August l.
NEW COLUMBIA TRUST DIRECTOR
George Crawford Clark, jr, or clark
Dodge e. Co. has been elected director OF
fhe Columbia Trust Company.
CHICAGO RAILWAYS BONDS SOLD
Harris. Forbes & CO. and the National CITY
Bank announce that they have sold the
$4,000 Chicago Railways Company nrst
mortgage per cent bonds due February l.
1877. offered by them on July IA.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, July 1S.-Consols closed S-lo
lower. at 1875 for money and IS 1916 for
account Anaconda was unchanged at
fSI.. Canadian Pacific ia higher at
25iss. Grand Trunk : lower at SO%.
Money was plentiful, and discount rates
were steady.
4 small failure IN the West African sec
ton did not affect the Stock market. which
was generally dull and easy owing 70
profit taking Ccuso.s home rails and
Mexican rails declined. but Kafflrs and
foreign securities were steady.
American securities were steady, ana
prices ruled from 1. 20 "a points above
parity during the forenoon. Canadian "a
cif, was firm ard active. and touched 252,
a new high record Light Wall Street
luving caused additional gains in the af-
tcrnoon and the market closed steady a
fraction below the best.
Paris. July 1s.-Three per cent rentes
closed 9Ia centimes higher. at % francs
s7h centimes. Trading was dull on the
Pourse Spanish securities were weak on
account Of the Moroccan situation.
Berlin. July 1S.-Trading was generally
oulet on the Boerse. but Canadian Pacific
and a number OF specialties were active
and strong.
New-York tribune., 1911-07-19
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July --CATTIE-Receipts 600
market dai' sEdt TEcak e. 1eeYeS; 81 So9 r. :. s.'
81 % a s. 80: s.ockcrs and feeders 81 81 10:
cows and heifers, 81 l5asj 10: calves. 500
A. "ocning Level: light. So A. a 81 90. mixed
81 i5GsG %: heavy, SO 2j4 81 %; rough. s6 -
u 81 -: good 70 choice. heavy. 81 - 50 ou
pigs 81 G0ftS So 80; bulk Of sales. SB BOA S6 80
sHEEP-Receipts. II. 900: market strong. ma
tive g. G0GS4 ~: Western, s34s 81. year
iings 81 400 81 o.: lambs, native. sig$1 30.
Clncinnati Juiy iS-C ATTLE-Recepts
aa5: extremely slow and weak; steers. 81 - q
Sc 10; heters s. 500 50; cows. 81 59G - 90;
calves sooG TO choice light active and strong
95c h!gher: gll others duh and weak. 81 500
81 80 HoGS-Receipts l. ~: market active
lGT i5c higher; packers. SO 90 n 81 o.; stags
81 5OTSJ 10. common sows. 81 j0M So -; pigs
and lights, 81 5o8ss 90. sMEEP.Receipts
a424: steady - strong: 81 T54S3 80; lambs
active md ,trong, s3G7 80 rr, ,.,,.
100 head. steady. vEALs- Receipts l5C
head: SLOW: sc lower. 81 zoo so HOGS
beayT ,p' 81 I5Ts7 20, mixed. 81 l55fs7 %: York.
ers sIQs7 20. pigs. 81 81 n SO 90: roughs. 81 n
81 -: stays - 50NS5 20: dairies. Sc - q
81 -. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeeipts GoC
Kansas city July lS-CATTLE-Rcc
q 200 Including 600 Southerns. market STEADY
TO ijc higher: top. 81 80; Southern. l0d Is,
higher; dressed beet export steers. $50 ST. so
fair 30 good. s4GodtG western steers. - !,
a So 10. slocsers and feeders. Sads5 30
southern Nfflst - wv "a - .'t't 7'pNANflU COVE
s. iOQS4: native cows. 60 IOds native heif
ors - 3O4sG 55. bulls. 81 o0H<i ~. calves
sIdsG ~ HOGS-Rcceipts. II OJo, market
~ Toe higher: bulk of sales So 30G 81 go
heavy. So 500 So GJ: packers and butchers
81 l0asG %: lights So 2jafJ 60 SHEEP
Receipts. 10000; market steady to weak
iambi 81 n 50 On: yearlinys. 81 5Ods5 20
wethers. S4asi - ewes. s3i0Hs3 81. stock
ers and feeders. 81 so 81 -.
lBy Telegraph to The rfibure
Louisville July ls-aiIBEp AND LAMBS
Receipts. D. ass. Tor the two days this week H.
30. Market ruled firm. with bulk OF top lamb
so 7Jd<T: "A few very fancy heavy central Ken
tucky lambs a shade higher. SoIne light West
ern Kentucky ami Tennessee lambs around 81 g
n t8 20: scconts 81 23GSI 10: culls 81 s0qS3
Fat sheep. s. - down. Medium and common
sheep duh
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
ST. Louis July 1s.-cATTLE-Receipts 627i
| fairly active and 109i5c higher steers, 81 100