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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-24
NOTHING lnfinite.

Her Mother-Mr. Sloman has been
coming to see you for quite long
while, Maude. What are his inten-
tons? Do you know? She Well,
think he intends to keep on coming
Philadelphia Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-24

Wife Wasn't that good box Of
cigars gave you on your last birth
day? Husband--Yes; l never saw a
better box, my dear.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-24
What He Had.

Wigg-l saw you coming out of DR..
Bigfee's house this morning. What
have you got?
Wagg-Nothing now. I went to pay
his Hill
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-24
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For St. Louis and Way Landings.
REEFS LEE
Wednesday, May "a, A. M
For Memphis and Way Landings.
STACKER LEE.
-.
Wednesday, May "a, r. M.
Right reserved to pass all landings
deemed unsafe.
HALLIDAY g. PHILLIPS WHARF.
BOAT, CAIRO. Ill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-24

Alaskan Roads.
ALASKA now has 2.49S miles Of wae
on roads aud traila
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-05-24

Bulletin want ads are result pro.
ducsrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

Onions market easier under heavier supplies.
Peas afzncr. squash hardly quotaois: Ic,S
toes cssier for virginia and lu.ne p%TX
1 TShs G nsx %h few s ssF'ss fI'Is
onds. s2as2 ~. cuIls 81 500 81; old, Dbl %
bag. sSas8a5 %: SWEET POTATOES. jersey.
basket 81 SSgs2 oNioNSs . Lc gsr,ay basket
81 %, yellow. 81: MARYLAND and virginia, svo
Qsi: Egyptian. bag 81 2.as2 80: Kentucky.
bag 90cdsl: ASPARAGUS, green. aoSsn
81 70: cuIs. 81 n SOC: BEANS. Western New
York. basket ESQ 75c: Jersey. wax. 2og 5os;'
green 20a 5oc: BETS: 100 lunches n9sz;
100. s5ase: Jersey. Delaware and Maryland.
bbl, 81 IS; Eastern Shore. crate. 81 %; CAULl~
Eh0%EF ss sasi i 10 GEEF ~ r SSqds.
case 50casi North Carolina, SOC esI 80:
CUCUMBERs. Jersey, bothouae, basket 81 50
Qs2 20: Delaware and Maryland, basket, '5cD
Zoe a 81: bushei basket, 5cn75c: North caro-.
lima, y bbl basket. 50d 55c: bushel. 20g SOC;
EGYPTIAN MIS-. box siasi so; HORsERADIsH.
100 b. sass; LIMA BEAXs FI TO- vr basket
Dbl, SOC; basket. i5g 35c; state; basket or box
goa 75c: OKRA carrier sias2: PEAS. state.
large. basket. 81 1882: small stnsl Is: bag.
81 rs. bag si9sl %: Jersey large. basket.
S1Gsi 30; small 81; PEPPERS. Jersey, box.
81 5Oasl 70: Southern. sITse: carrier. Sp
81 so: sQt,AsH rnaTro% be 4 81 ps4p -; y.l.
81 70. Dbl. 5Od 75c: TOMATOES south Jor-
sey. box: 81 5oHsi 10; cults. si@s ~ pels.
6 basket carrier. s1asl 10; Norfolk small
crate. 500 Csc: North Carolina. crate. 7Sc8
81 %; Florida and South Carolina. carrier.
2 ssSa 4Sd o. ho MSs,'Pi ioaiss wATER
CRESS. 100 lunches S2Ms3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The big advance in the corns market,
which backed up the reports OF serious
damage to the crop because OF hot dry
weather conditions. had an unsettlng eff
feet upon the market on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange. Comparatively slight at
tention was accorded to advices from
abroad stating that the Moroccan situ-
alton was adversely affecting the foreign
markets 1t appeared to be the general
floor view that there was little real danger
of international trouble. The corn crop
situation was looked upon as the really
important factor The market opened
under the influence of a vigorous selling
movement and closed with another such
movement under way. partial recovery
and dulness having been witnessed In be
tween. Trading covered broad Held,
fifty-ive different stocks changing hands
on a total business of AZ 500 shares The
large volume of odd lot orders handled by
commission houses was a feature. Union
Pacific was In exceptional demand at the
opening. the buying rejecting short cover
ing. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool July ;. wHEAT-sgot firm: 10 I
Manitoba u ID. No .. Is 4lad: No B. Is 2'sd,
fuiurcs strong. July rs HID; October. as
iOi.d: December. Ga lo9sd. COR. spot firm.
american mixed. new, no stock. old, rs 81: new
American. kiln dried, Is ia. futures strong aud
excited. July. nominal. Septemher. IS 4t,d.
FIOt'R Winter patents 2ia. HOPS IN London
u,acinc Coasb. n l5sQf7 los. BEEF-ENtra
India mess. rs 0d PORK Prime mess. West
an. 7gs Cd HAMS short cut CAS- %. BACON
Cumberland cut 52a: short rib. h7s 81; clear
belize bis. Ions clear middles, light, o2s 90.
L,sV, 5Is cd, short clear backs, AS ga.
S1IOI'LDERs square. ass 81. LARD-P Prime
Western. tlerces ais I'd American refined, pals.
90 CHEESE Canadian finest white. new. 55s
81. colored new tGs 90. BuIIER Good
Tinted states nominal. TiRPFNfiNB
spirits ios 81 RosIN-Common. l6r. ~
TItOIf.I'M Refined. esd. LINSEED on. ils
"a CoTTONsEED OIL-Iiull refined. SPOT. 2is
I,d TAtIOW-Austraiian la London, 52s "a
Inndon. JUL 5.-SUGAR-- Raw centrifugal,
~ tGuscoyaeo ius - IINSEED Calcutta,
.Iuiv August, els III. lLNsEEp. OIL Ios nj
sTtRN OIL ga iOz. rE1ROLEUM American
rennel 81. spirits ditd. TuRpBNTINE
spirits ass o. RoslN-Am'riean strained 1885,
Antwerp, July 5.-PETRoLEUM. 10 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. July -CATTLE-Receipt,. 20 ooov.
steady for good grades: others we,k * essysa.
ern 81 20 q s. 90; stockers and feeders, 50 35 ~
s. 5o COWS ANA hefers: Ss S6aSs 90; calves calves,
?t opening figures; light. So 35 a SO so. mixed.
So IS a SO SIS: heavy. So 30aS 81 so; rough. SO 31
pics. So So go bulk OF sales. Sc So ss IsI
SHEEP-Recepts. $4,000; market weak; mas,
tive. SO eoa sis5; Western. $3.50 yesr-i
lngs, 81 4o@Sj 90. lambs native 81 2oas' 4osl
Western. $f75as7 40.
Cincinnati. July 5--CATTLE-Recept 500 L
steady: slow and dull except ON good choics
aSG % heifers 81 T5a SO: COWS 81 SOP
50 50: calves active and soc higher. SUtS
HoGs-Receipts. 4, iI6; slow and weak: pack
s. asG pigs and lights. 81 5oq$eso SHEEP
Receipts, 4.09i; steady. 81 1888 40; lambs
.-sZ I2$-5s !@%S. q q S?gSa 80
aca Gas Glow 6u" fairly E 's stsady
800: active and steady. IS So9ss 80 HOGS <
ReGsiDts 1000 le g sTons e yor Re hs &
as %; pigs 81 81 10: roughs, So sc 49,
s snEnp hND % lambs x 900 sheep,
active; wethers Toe lower. lambs slow. go
lover: lambs s,gS7 go ysarlns: 81 2s
sheep. mixed 81 50aSia5.
Kansas city. July 5.-CATrLE-Receiptss
2S. 900. including 5000 southerns: marke, Eel
cattle steady 90 strong TOP. 90 90 DINERS "ssS
feeders 250 ioc lower; dressed beef and eS-
port steers. >6I$6 10: fair 20 good, 81 0o Y
81 90; Western. 81 30 2 SC IS; stoeksrs and
feeders. $Sa 50 80; southern. 50 eo9s3 10:
southern cows. So 5Oqst25: native. 81 25n
81 10: hsl:ers, s. 5Od 81 80: tuls, 81 7oGs, %:
calves. 50 75Gs6 Receipts, 1000;
~ 2Oc lower: bulk OF sales So 35d So 80;
heavy So 80 n So -; packers and butchers.
81 i0lf 80 81; lights 81 I0fs65ii- SHEEP"
Reccipts 5000: Zoe higher; lambs. 81 25p
81 -; vearlings. 81 80 @ SO. wethers. SidS1 80;
ewes. 50 5Oasi; stocke:s and feeders. seas
TBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
Louisville July 5.-SHEEP AND LAMBS--
Receipts 5.529. making IL aST for the three
laws This week Good active demand Tor
chntca lambs az steady to firm prices. the bulk
~ the best selling around $TmsT *. with
some choice heavy central kentucky lambs az
high as 81 25QST 80; seconds. s.. down. cuils
around IS, fat sheep steady at 81 %, down.
medium and common sheep extremely slow az
low prices
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
St Louis. July :. - CATTLE go Receipts
IL on0: very active and 10Ql5c lower; steers.
81 IOGi 50 IS: heiiers. Si6s8 %: cows. 81 $50
S.: Southern steers So goa 81 s.. Southern
cows 81 85G 81 -. HOGS-Receipts, 10000;
active ana 150 poe lower, choice light and me-
dun. SO - a SO 80; bulk Of sales. 81 65nss IS:
packers so 600 Sc -; culls. s. S0usi 30.
SHEEP, So oo4 81 IS: stockers, g. - ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

s,.,dv. fair TO good. $50 81 %: choice TO
f I.ncy' 81 500 81 80 coRNMEAI.-Flrm; kiln
dried $50 sAG ME coarsd 81 w asss &c.
ICED Western spring s2$ 20 a standard q mo- go:
s sn. br,a - rod su dog s2o fomny chop. SIS
bulk sod 20 sacks; oilmeal, S3i. ~,
rEovsioNsF Sesarrcd OWING 's%g' 10 the in
creascd stocks OF lard In Chicago but we
market rallied in the late afternoon or. sme
closed steady PoRKIstesd I'm Te sI fsasis
BEEF-Mcss sfiGsIl 30. family. sl2msl. ~,
packet. 81 5oasi2 eSlra In s ~ PSI I;;,EsSEp
HOGS-Firm; bscons. 9izc; $50 10; p5se' i"y
r. asc 40 d. 2Ee; pig, pigs, I 10 h. ,e,1
hams. i4c' TAI1LoW-Firm; city. 5Ec; coun-
try' "a GtGc. LARD-steady; Middle west
s3oa soc; city 5A@se; renn'd R S9g5 Kegs Kegs.
B Sgsf s,eSay oso 7S7Ie ely sTd lard. i s%r
standard graHulate1 10 bloc net, less 2 per
cent cash. while other reaners quoted .ns or ~,
basis OF &c Raw was ,s, nisner .S Sn due at
l1-I6c, equal to 4.ojc here; Spot prices Wes yer,
4.o5c for so tesi centrfusal 55c Tor ~ s ssS
sugar. London very. arm for beet sugar;
July and August, 10s Sitd; october to Docem.
her los iOiRd Tho movement OF sugar AZ
the six principal ports Of Cuba Tor the . mSeS
10000, and exports $4,000 with stock $4,000.
Six centrals grinding.
RiCE-Quiet and unchanged.
S-COPpER-Standard weak, spoN
July, August September and October, l2lDV
~ 2Jc | ondon dull: spot. f56 Is Cd futures
t56 ISIS 81. Lake. II I5G l3c; electrolgtie:
~ y n 12.T5c; casting, 1881 = n l-.5oc; In
Dull: spot, $500 acc: July, 43g44c'
August 42.5OG 43.50c september; ilooW
a. soc; October. 81 .2JG 42c. London easy,
spot. f1o5 los; futures. f1ss 15s LEAD LEAD
Dull; 4f54 4.5Oc New York; 43Og
A37hc East 81 Louis. London, flS Is 80;
SPELTER-Easy; 5.70a $500 New York go
q J55c East 81 Louis. London, "a los Al
TIMONY-Dull Cooksons, S5oc. IRON
cleveland warrants. AS Sd In London Locally
iron was quiet: No foundry northern SlpW
S1j %; No Southern and No l southern soLt.
Sl4 15G sl5 25; No foundry Northern, sli 10
ass.
MOLASsEs AND sYRUPs-Quiet and un-
changed
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentine steady,
but quiet and unchanged Rosin and tar were
unchanged
OIIs-Llnseed oil unchanged. Refined pc
troleum steady at recent prices.
COTTONSEED OII(-Moderatc trade. put
prices higher on covering and continued GIy
weather IN the Southwest. Offerings were light.
while profes SIGNALS were inclined 10 take the
bull side on account OF the strength In cotton.
Futures closed from TO points higher IMAM
Saturday. Local contract prices 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

company. OF Pennsylvania; 40 shares
OF o bbIinai Eno IA,hosraphing Company,
ins O anS t 900 shares Walker Lithograph
INA. $500 shares the United states
so."ographing Company OF New Jer-
~ NN"ihoh. ....... ................... Sh0NoOD
4 OF account Superintendent Of Ranks in charge
y, {he Northern Bank. OF New York. in
-' mn, shares Fidelity Development Com
~. snsres western Ice Company: lot $40
80 Drs SsnsreSS kniekerbocker lee Company
,on ahreu' thicaSo. ................... 90.
Ivo shares ltalian-Amercan Trust Com
1oponGY . SSSayoy Trust Gompanyl. go. 20
Conpanv Nn nstnSs King Development .,,o
@'0 shares State Savings Bank, Of Butte
oClN' Mont per share. ........!.. Si5
wv sharcs Niagara, Iockport & Ontario
"a sbaro Conpany. preferred. ....,...... $50
~ shares East River National Bank. 1plz
~ shafes Atlantic National Bank OF
Providence. II. I........ ~ Ito
2l7 shares COOPERATIVE Building Bank $40
% shares National Bank. OF Vergennes
" ,.;.................... 1O2
60 shares Havana Tobacco company pre-
Go.00o South Shore Traction COMPANY
hIst mortgage per cent gold bonds.
que Iso'' coupons January aud July
coupons maturing after July. 1913, de-
tached and missing. lot ....... A2j
Sl%VoO PENNSYLVANIA Knitting Mills Com
panN, OF Reading, first mortgage = per
cent bonds. due 1852 Interest Nav
&, S md NGyemsSenr; per 1000. $3.50. $40
le26 Interest February and August 5000
Slf2Vo La Frarce Copper Company first
mortgage q per cent gold bonds due
l9d2 Interest January and July ...... $40
BY order OF Executors
$500 Cartcret Club. Of Jersey city, y
J., per cent bonds. due January o
$4,000 second mortgage bonds on prem 60"
lsts south side PierrepOnt street. 1875
feet west. Of Henry street BROOKLYN
,cNNeewo York City. ,........... $4,000
$4,000 second mortgage bonds on Prem
lSeS, south side Montague street, I25
ieet west OF Hicks street. Brooklyn.
New York ....:.............., $4,000
lWo shares Great Southern Petroleum
company, preferred: lot ............... $500
- shares Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
% company, :'......,..",,. PATS
20 shares interviewer Stocking Company.
preferred ..................'.... OF
10 shares John Sherman Estate. ......... 10
1000 shares United Copper Company.
A'l"Hl'H Ia
1000 shares Ohio Copper Company: per
share ...-............ Sl75
81 shares Windsor Trust Company %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Caclso. July 5.-There was q wildhre mar
k"t to-day iu corn ana oats Iioat and drouth
sent pricos far above any loyel previously
reached this season. Closing figures were strong
al nearly the top point Of the DAY. with corn
W 4'211'sc not, oats al an advance Of 12,q
&c ana wheat showing gain of d 10 1hsi
FAC Provisions varied from = cents decline q
Li'at"r cost ~ l5c. Alarming messages from
the Southwest started corn on tho upward rush
Oklahoma and Texas reported crops burned 10
death I'm the sizzling heat 81 the last fcw DAYS.
southern Kansas told Of temperature as t-h as
10. and no promise Of rain or cooler weather.
Damage news came from Missouri. but IL WAS
fear n the prospect OF harm spreading wide
ly both sides NJ the Mississippi that caused
the greatest excitement. Trade all day i'm
mcuse in volume. Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston July 5-Thcre has been little trading
IN the wool market IN the last week. sales
being only for immediate needs. Prices range
about the same as last week, but slightly
lower iu some sections. Principal quotations
follow:
Domestic woods Ohio and Pennsylvania
necrcs delainc washed 20a3Dc: Xxx, 27H2sc:
q blood conbing. 25G2dc; =, 24i2T25isc, a.,
24a25c. y, =, = clothing 2lc hid: delaine un-
washed 2i125r; fine @0a2lc Michigan. Wis
consin and New York necces-Fiue uuwashcd
IsaIpc. delame, 23isa24c y blood, offered
25c' y. 24Q23c; =. 23a23,sG H. - ;, cloth, cio,h
3 blood. offered. &c. a blood. 23q24c;
Georgia, google.
Secured basis Texas. - months, 52n53c; fine
q 10 ; months 45d4Gc: hne fall 42qI3c.
california Northern, 4s45gc; middle county.
4gdi7c: southern 4idi6c, fan free 4Odi2c.
oregon Eastern No | staple. h50 SIC: eastern
clothing offered. Boo. valley No J. $3.50.
TERRITORY Fine staple J5dJ1ci fine medium.
5s855c: me clothing. 5lG53r; fine medium. asa
90; p Hood comhmg. o2p33c; 2, blood, 5og
rull,d~Exirs 52@5tc. fine A. Joa52c; A
supers, 400 isc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading In the market for outside sccur-
tiles was rather quiet. While prices moved
with some irregulsrity the not changes as
a rule. were confined 10 fractions Ex-
cCptions were found in Standard Oil, which
iuctuatcd within n range. Of points. and
point from the opening, tL- subsequently
recovered its loss. In the mining stocks
Kerr Lake. Northumberland and several
Of the Porcupine issues showed firmness.
Butte Coalition lost a fraction as did Ma
son Valley. The bond department was
fairly active with prices for all leading
issues holding firm. Detailed operations
fOiloW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.


COJTGN-With nothing to Indicate That
consideration of the govern ments July condt-
lion figures as published Monday, had created
any fresh sentiment or caused any chdnSe w
INC general attitude Of the trade, the market
was dominated by drouth complaints from
the Southwest. small old crop receipts and re
Norts thrt Ncw England spnncrs were I'm tho
market for supplies from the New York stock.
Prices had sharp advance, with July con
tracfa selling up 10 / 62c. and December to
m zoo or ~ 10 % points above the closing
figures Of Monday and about - 10 IS points
above the low level reached Just prior 10 tha
publication Of the official condition report mt
tho beg inning Of the week Slight recesslons
occurred "a the active months toward the
close but the cloSe was steady and last prices
wern from II TO - points higher The gov
eminent report. although showing very nigh
average condition. had Indicated deterlotd
lion ~ , ner cent for June I'm Texas. and bulls
claimed that since then there had been ten
DAYS OF continued drouth and hot weather
Southern spot markets were unchanged 10
Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

'erd,v moving securities were sold yes
tom s., auction az the exchange sales
}, " Adrian H. Muller e. Son:
" ,6e Guaranty Trust Conpany. Of
- "eH York, Trustee.
.Na1IT NE Metropolitan PRINTING
.s,susii,, w New York, per cent
Is-s4 ,o,lsn Printing Company' OF New
..,,'sssn. 300 shares the Courier
'eis Buffalo. ~ s.: 1000
hlnographing and Printing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
iron TRADE CONDITIONS.

ite Iron Trade Review says:
Many finishing mills and steel works
Ssrd Saturday night and resumed
,.eonesiay morning but others VIII not
teone active for n week or two, ana
sl7 iron mills viii be idle throughout Tie
toMh Owing 70 the Improvement IN the
Gh1ha Tor finished material. the July
shutdown VIII not be IS extended I'm many
~ a. was thought probable several
80 ago Production Of coke ana an
1,acte pig iron steadily declined through
wy lhe hrst half ~ the year. The June
..IYW Was LltItb tons. loss OF s5@Hz
..s compared with MAY. Production Tor
~ INST half ~ the year was llill ,foo
- WHICH Is a,.i2H4 tons less than ln the
, as. lat ot last year There seems 10 be
rSaeianIe quiet buying ~ pig iron In
,s-t- territory and throughout the couh-
. w inquiries represent very much
ISL lonna-es than orders. Inquiries for
I'm 800 10 ZOO freight cars are pend-
g.. developments i'm regard 10 New YORK
r, construction indicate that Work
,~ ttgin Boo the early fan calling for
n .aTSe tonnage Of structural material
x tpioeI NJ the Neubcrger store, Newark.
"a requiring $500 tons Of structural
H. 'IleL has been awarded 10 the Bethle-
~ sleel COMPANY The order Of the
cif5+iel LIFE Insurance Company Building.
NO - tons has been awarded the
'''eh-Alltn COMPANY
TIE Iron age" says.
ts.! complete reports from blast fur
~ slFiaicr5 show an output I'm June OF
TaTn gross tons Of coke and anthracite
iasW M The United states. against
h.;sss Tons in May The falling off was
az stsso tons. although the month was
Va ssASofter. Tire daily output i'm June
Ia ds.s' tons, which is .494 tons under
Poo rate ln Mav This is the lowest
Nfs ph OF ans month since January
70 t-t Daily output was 5G.1J2 tons.
lr ~fhaces bon b.fst July ! numbered
ins,clIsl -N3 iu blast june !. and their
igsise, Y, r''F capacity was J9.979 tons.
r m. .l.h.| IONS Juuc T. The decline
Nfjr1..'t output was confined 20 IN"
sies ~ furnaces Those connected with
hfi ',..'a maintained a daily rate Of
Be- evlhh. against 42.270 tons in MAY
u a,rrsVies Suhstantiate the reports of
hi II Nement boo the steel trade iu June.
w .stls expected that the July figures
~ Nv tHi- tendency more strongly
i0gy sures added 10 those for pre-
500. hthS made an aggregate Of H.
hH ss,,ts Of coke and anthracite pig
Aslbg u'e1 iu The first half Of the year
,isfcos ~ 'stmatc Of 100. 900 tons for the
az y.srVe IRON made. the total for the
lsas ma l.6@0.G54. against I2.3l9.S01
fsfdisg Wea 100 the last half Of 1910. ac-
Aheiie. 10 Inc authentic statistics of the
IRON ana steel ASS OCidtiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
-ENnOrt. { o b afOat.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New A0Ik, july y, i'l l.
N-WHEAT-Inlucnced chiefly By the
corn strength. wheat showed an extreme au
vance OF &c a bushel in the western HlaIh t
and Ike in New York. Almost all OF the
hull inspiration came from coarse grains, as
news affecting wheat itself was iaNorapie
from the Northwest, where cooler "eathI,
had improved crop prospects and Il good yield
vas being predicted. Foreign news was IN
important outside OF an advance or ABOUT 10
at Liverpool worlds shipments tor tnr 49, 49,
amounted TO 1l.52o.0oo bushels, coinpadmoodi
with II. 932 900 tho previous week ana S'2oS'ooo
last year There was decrease OF 6o5,Oop
bushels in the American visible, ana an IN
crease Of 1914 600 I'm Canada. 4 report from
snow said winter wheat condition was 80
against s. ON June L. with a crop indication
ton was 7GS. against 936 June ], with pos,
sible crop Of $4,000 bushels. making a total
POSSIBLE wheat crop of T32. 100000 bushels
roinpared with SIS OO) 600 bushels last year.
state reports were issued from Kentucky ana
Missouri over tho holidays. both of them beng
rather favorable on winter wheat no eAporI
business. 10 rcd here, 93', elevator ana
N ~ r n Il agont CORN-As a result of eN-
the holiday. corn had sensational aaNahcs,
ranging from 47sc I'm chicago 10 &c IN kansas
CIV II vas beloved I'm many quarters that
the crop had suffered and will he greatly cur
tailed. Actual reports from the belt, now
ever, were by no means one-sided. one eH-
pert wired from Iowa that with wet July
q big crop was possible. Snow came out WIN
a port Of S2.4 for condition, against ST. last
year. with a possible crop or 2'3o'oVo,Vo'
busaels The Missouri state report made con
dition only IA points less than last month.
with an area SO per cent snort ot last year;
The secretary ~ the Missouri state Board Of
Agriculture said that with plenty Of rain the
next corn crop is assured Speculative senti-
ment, however had been KEYED mp 10 hlsn
Mitch /, the terrific heat throughout the West
and was ready 20 buy any amount Of corn at
the on,ninz Professionals who went short on
the early upturn mad 10 cover IN the last hohr.
t'abies were firm but attracted little attention,
and the visible supply increased 5000 bush
els The cash market rejected the jump IN
futures eNport 40 = here being quoted G9c
o afoat OATS-There was plenty os eX-
element IN the oats market, although it's adj
vance Of &c looked small I'm comparison to
the bic furop in com. SHOWS report indicated
A crop Of not more than s0o,0Oo.000 bushels.
against I.1gG 600 OO0 bushels a year ago. cash
uarltot very strong and about - higher;
standard white closed at see. No .. 02ise;
No 3. 5ligc. No 1, sic. RYE-Quiet; 10 =
0Gc 10 arrive ! Buffalo. BARLEN-Flrm'
mailing. 81 1ln 81 20 c / Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

FLOUR AND MFti.-Flour was unsettled
hy tho upiufn ia wheat, market ntm at the
close with holders unwilling Ia make conces-
sions Spring patents s5Ms5 %. winter
Straiahis. - ojft -. winter patents fiS0el
50 90. spring clears 81 HJ1s 20: extra No |
winter. 81 ION 81 80 extra No 2 winter, 81 asa
SS 81. kansas stralghts. $l2O1sl36 fanny
spring patents, s60SG 10 RYE FLOUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. July 5.-CLOVERsEED--Cas Cash. $40 50,
October. 50 po. December 50 90: March. 80 -,
ALstKE Prime, 50 %. August. So TIMOTHY
Prime So 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Mondays.