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substantial decline from Saturdays
closing prices. More favorable crop &C
counts from the Atlantic states ana
fears that rains might fall In Texas
are the explanation for this selling.
The cotton was we'll taken by the re-
mainding concentrated short interest
here. and IT is felt after the close that
this interest has again been very much
reduced. The fluctuations were rapid
and wide during the day, but the un-
DERIVING conditions of the market re-
main the same We have discounted a
great deal at this price. but the at
tention of the trade is conferred upon
the danger of serious damage to the
western belt by a continued drouth and
until this wear, which Is quite logical
In view of past experience. Is removed
by rains I'm Texas and Oklahoma, the
underlying tone of the market will re-
| main strong.
Europe was a seller here during the
afternoon, which Is noteworthy when
! taken in connection with smaller spot
sales In Liverpool and some disinclina-
| ton to follow our sharp advances. In
our judgment, however, the key to the
situation continues to be the question
of a drouth I'm the western belt.
Liverpool is due points higher In
the morning.
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Deaf Mutes in a Club

From the New York Sun.
What Is probably the quietest club In
the whole city has been opened in Lon
don Its members are deaf or deaf mutes
and Its name is the National Deaf club.
Conversation Is carried on by signs. The
solitary waiter never offers an audible
comment on the weather. which is about
as far in the conversation line as self
respecting waiter permits himself to 60
as q rule.
There are no bells In the club, for the
assumption is that no one would notice
them even If they were rung. Under the
doorplate there is a button which, in
stead of bell, switches on a red electric
light when It is pressed. When the services
of the waiter are evoked It is a red light
and not a bell that calls him.
The club numbers 100 men and 60 wom-
en-. and included In Its appointments Is a
billiard room, probably the only one In
London at which ordinations of disap-
pointment are not heard.
The president of the club, A. ]. Wilson.
is deaf, but can speak clearly. and when
he opened the club he declared that he
had never seen "a merrier lot of men and
women.
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Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour: Steady.
Rye: No. 74d75c.
Barley, Feed or mixing, new, 50G60c;
fair to choice mailing, new, 70975c.
Timothy Seed: s5,50@7
Clover Seed: $idt5.
Mess Pork: S1s1215n1S.25.
Lard: I'm tierces), sl0.s71a.
Short Ribs Loose), sl062ls.
Butter: Firm; creameries, 23125c:
dairies, 2lG24c.
Eggss Firm; receipts. 1o,221 at mark,
cases included, 151hm16isc; ordinary flrsts,
16xc: firsts, 1sc.
Cheese: Firm; Daisies 15AG15lsc
Twins, 14A15c Young Americas, 15A9l511c;
Long Horns, 15hd151ac.
Potatoes. Easy: receipts. 60 cars; Illi-
nois, 20. Kansas and Missouri rs; Minne-
sota New Jersey cables. Si.o5.
Poultry: Live, dull; turkeys, 12c; chick
ems, 13c springs, 16@lsc.
Veal: Firm; 91113c.
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Visible Supply of Grain

New York, July 29-The visible supply
of grain in the United States Saturday,
July n. as compiled by the New York
produce exchange was az follows:
Wheat 1s.o4s,0Oo bushels; increase. G., 600.
Wheat In bond, 2,32S,00o bushels; de-
crease, 5000.
Corn, coo bushels; decrease, 1,ls. -
600.
Oats. !. $4,000 bushels; decrease, $4,000.
Oats, In bond, 100000 bushels; decrease
1900.
Rye. 10000 bushels: decrease, 81, 600,
Barley, $4,000 bushels; increase. $500
Barley. In bond, $1,000 bushels; decrease,
q, 600.
The visible supply of wheat in Canada
last Saturday was S,9o5.Oo0 bushels, de-
crease of $4,000.
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Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool, July Enclosing: Cotton.
spot in fair demand. Prices 0 points
higher. American middIing fair. SOD;
good middling. 7,s9d; midding, f.53d; low
middling. .7.29d; good ordinary. 6.s1d; ordi-
nary, 6.33d.
Sales of the day were 5000 bales Of
which 500 were for speculation and ex-
port and included 7400 American. Re-
ceipts 100, all American.
Futures opened firm and closed irregu-
lar. July. 7.27d; July-August. 725d; Aug
ust- September, lid September October.
Tod: October-November. 6.991ad: Novem-
ber-December, SID; December January.
6.93d; January February, 6.93nd: Feb
ruary- March. s94d: March-April. 695S:
April-May. s951ad; May-June. 6965sd.
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AORE BEAR|SH
SENTIMENT NOTED
" ok Opens With Continu-
nee of Dull Conditions
In Stocks

DIX, july ZS.-1Ho WON -
sie market opened with continuance
- very dull and irregular conditions
hr ave marked operations on the ex-
during the past fortnight, the
only appreciable difference being an in
crease of bearish sentiment augmented
by some activity from the same quarter.
Tho confidence felt in crop prospects
seems to be Offset temporarily at least
by less tangible influences, among which
may be cited the political outlook.
The minority report of the congression-
al committee which investigated the
United States Steel corporation calling
for federal regulation of all corporations
whose capital exceeds a fixed amount
and other criticisms levelled against
large corporate interests was used as a
basis for the selling of steel shares in
the early part of the days session with
sympathetic recessions in other specula-
tive favorites.
American sugar and beet sugar issues
also declined sharply by reason of tariff
agitation at Washington while few of
the tobacco securities, group added to
losses of recent days. Some recovery
from the low level was made In the late
afternoon, and Norfolk and Western at
tanned new high record but the move
ment as whole served little purpose
beyond calling renewed attention to the
ultra professional character of the trad
ing.
Such highly favorable factors as the
recent fiscal years records of exports in
which out manufactures crossed the bill
lion dollar mark and adviees from the
west and other sections of activity point
ing to an era of great promise were ig-
nored in the days developments so far
as they found reflection In quoted values
Tho bond markets were Irregular with
weakness In Missouri Pacific issues. To-
tai sales. par value. sl632,0o0 United
States government bonds on cali were
unchanged.
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Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: steady: middling, 1880; net
receipts, 2Se; gross receipts, 239; ship
ments, 1879; sales. Is; stock, 1880.
Augusta: quiet; middling. 1874; stock,
22,972.
Memphis; steady; middling, 13h net re-
ceipts, 50; gross receipts, S8 shipments,
81 sales. 100; stock, 1919.
St Louis: steady; mlddling, 13A; gross
receipts, 1865; shipments, 21S; stock. 1854
Cincinnati: steady; net receipts, 23S;
gross receipts, 23s; shipments, 1o7; stock,
q, 500.
Little Rock: steady; middling. 1914: net
receipts. IS; gross receipts, IS; shipments,
903; stock. $500.
Totals today: net receipts. e04 gross re-
ceipts, 1885, shipments. 1884; sales, lis:
stock, S7,617.
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A Lightning Poet

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
Leaflets are being distributed In the
Frankfurt quarter with the following no.
tice:
~ Original poems for baptismal feasts.
marriages, jubilees. family rejoicinss OF
all descriptions supplied In minimum
OF time at the lowest possible prices. Tho
poet asks for correct names and exact
dates as no remodellng can be UNDER
taken"
The advertiser is doing a roaring busi-
ness. While the purchaser waits for the
execution OF his order the poet In an
adjoining room confers privately with his
muse and issues forth to deliver tho re-
suit in Ink which Is yet damp and TO claim
his fee.
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Self raising -four 80; Tennessee filour.
s.. TO- Indiana flour, $50; Idaho -four, s. 80;
Michigan -four, So s.; bolted meal, per %
Id. sack, Si.9S; No. Q corn. per bushel.
kin dried, 81; pure wheat shorts. ss3: purs
wheat bran, $50; c. s. hulis. per ton. SO;
prime C. 8. meal. per ton, $50: C. s. feed
meal. per ton, SIG; No l timothy hay. per
ton, $26d2S; mixed alfalfa and Johnson
grass. per ton, S2l@22: corn chops. per 100
h. sack, s1.95: No. 2 corn, per bushel,
falfa hay, per ton. s24; Johnson grass.
per ten, s16@17; mixed feed. per ton, 80
@37.
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Fruits and Produce

Apples. new, per bushel, s1.50@ II
peaches, selected, per crate, s1Q1.5oi
peaches, not selected, per crate, soc 0p
81; plums, per crate, So; California
oranges. per box. s4@s5; lemons. Inn
ported. per box. s5.50d6: cabbage. per
pound. &C. onions, per pound, 2lac: Irish
potatoes, per bushel. s1.10@1.20 cam
taloppes. per crate, s2G2.50; water.
melons. 15d125c; lines, per hundred. SIT
bananas, per bunch. 1880 1.5o. sweet
potatoes. per hamper. si.5o grapes,
epr crate. s1.2b@1.5O; pears, per BAR
rel SO.
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Metal Market

New York, July 29.-Copper quiet;
standard spot TO October, s17d17.50 cleo
trolytic, 17ss@174c; Lake, 17ss917%c; cast
ing, 1Tq17hc.
Tin quiet but firm: spot and July, s45a
$3.50 August, s4495@45.25; September,
s4a.859451O.
Lead quiet; s4eo@475. speIter easier,
s715d730.
Anthony firm; Cookson, $3.50.
Iron quiet; No. l northern Sl5 750i1e. rs:
No. 2 northern, s15.256i1575; No south
ern and No. 2 southern soft, s15.50q16.
New York arrivals in copper today.
S505 tons. Exports for the month, 1881
tons. London copper steady; spot, ELS 2s
Cd; futures. G7S IS.
London tin firm; spot f2o4; futures,
G202.
London lead, els It's.
Local sales. 5000 pounds East St. Louis
delivery. London spelter. s2s 5s.
Iron-Cleveland warrants, SIS Sd In Lon
don.
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II points net higher, August, 66e16 &c; ;
September, 677@s. 7sc; October, es096S3c I;
November, 6.45664sc; December, $50
6.3Sc
Prime nominal; ditto summer yellow,
6.57q675c; prime winter yellow, 6.706Sc
prime summer white, 67o@sc. Total sales,
$500.
New Orleans. July 2e.-Cotton seed oil:
Prime refined in barrels, per pound, 715c.
Choice meal. 8 per cent ammonia, per long
ton, s29. Choice cake, per cent am
monia, per long ton, $3.50.
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Treasury Statement

Washington, July 2B.-At the beginning
OF business today the condition of the
United States treasury was: Working
balance in treasury offices, 1914, 63s 095 in
banks and Philippine treasury, s35, 9OS, 16g;
the total of the general fund was $780,
1869; receipts yesterday were $3099, O34;
disbursements were $l.0S5, 755; the deficit
to date this fiscal year is 81, 459,26s as
against deficit of sls,2O7.953 at this time
last year. Figures exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
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Alone
From Judge.

FROM judge,
It was at 10 and Is cents vaudeville
ticket window. A country villaser ap.
proched.
'eren or fifteen?" asked the ticket
seller.
"Jist one" said the villager. Il haint
got the family along
Had to Kick on Something
From the Washington Herald.
The girls declared they would rathep
dance than eat"
We'll"
yet now they're kicking because we
added two waltz numbers to the pro-
gramme and cut down the supper meme
little bit"
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Poultrv and E0ya

Hens. $50 soc; live. per pound, hot
large fryers. 1Sc; medium flyers. $50,
small flyers. 1Sc ducks. 90 q zoe: gum
cas-, Csc; roosters. 30c; geese 400 SOC;
live turkeys. 15616c; eggs, fresh, case
candled. 1Tdi1s; extra graded candled
eggs, 81 a. 23c.
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Creamery Products

Country butter, $50 zoe; fresh cree m :
cry butter, 29tso; process butter. 27c:
daisy cheese. 17Mc; imported Swiss
cheese, 32c. German brick cheese. zoe
llmburger cheese 19o: imported roque-
fort, 37c; Neufohatel cheese, per dozen,
45c Plmonto cheese. per dozen, 81. 40.
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New Orleans Rice

New Orleans, July 29.--Rough rico
nominal; clean steady trading was
confined to clean Honduras Receipts;
Rough, 100; clean 3141; mllers. 720.
Sales: Clean sos Honduras at 3 " a &c.
Quotations. Rough nominal; clean Hon.
duras. 4Ae; Japan. 4d4hc.
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Fish and Sea Foods

small lots; gToupers. 6hc; Spanish
mackerel. 15c; sea trout. 12Mc; carp
roughs, &c; white perch, s@1oc, speck-
led perch. &c; mullet. Sc; sun perch on
Dream. 10c pompano. soc; mixed FISH,
Sc in Dbl, lots; &c in small lots; crock
ers, 7c
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New York Money

New York. July 29-Money on call
steady, 2ssd2% per cent ruling rate ga
Per cent; closing bid, ~ per cent; offered
at 2B per cent Time loans strong, 80
days, 3lz per cent; 80 days, SA@4 per cent;
six months, 41sta4a4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. Az per cent
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at s4.s4 40 for CO.
day bills and at $4s7.50 for demand. Com
nlercial bills, $4.S4. Bar silver, eo1sc
Mexican dollars, 4sc. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City. July 29.-Wheat: Cash. No.
2 hard, s7n92e; No. 2 red, 9sisdg7c. Corn.
No. mixed. 7e77s1zc; No. white. 791
soc. Oats. No. white, 44c; No. 2 mixed,
3Sc. Close: Wheat. September $3.50; De-
cember, S0Ac Corn. September, 66q6s}sc;
December. SEC; May, 577sc. oats. septem-
Der. 33ssdl23ac
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ST. Louis Grain

St Louis. July 29-Wheat. cash No.
red, slQ7f .os; No. . hard, 93@96c. Corn. No.
9, 73c: No. white. SOC. Oats, No. 2. 32@
s6c; No. white. 371kd3Sc. Wheat closed
September. 937sc. December. 9slsm96Ac.
Corn, September, 6s5sd63%c; December.
56ssc. Oats. September, 32isc; December,
33l4 133ssc.
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Grain Receipts and Shipments

Kansas City. July 29-Receipts: Wheat.
164, 900; corn, 1900: oats 1900.
Shipments: Wheat. $4,000. corn, 1900;
oats, 1000.
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s7.15@7s5; pigs, ss.75as; bulk of sales
n 6bxJ2 05

Si.loqt'5o, pigs, So"V4o' pen
81 .55d8.05.
Sheep, receipts, 24,00O; strong and large
ly, 10p20 cents higher; native, s3.Nao'
western. s3.35@3.s5; yearlings s4.2oqo.oo'
lambs, s425@7s5; western, s4.4cdf.so.
st. Louis, July 29.-Cattle receipts,
10000; including 300 Texans. Steady mar
ket. Native shipping and export steers,
ssQ9. so; dressed and butcher steers, sUp
$50; stoekers and feeders, s45Sq6.bo,
cows and heifers, S450ds.75; Gamers,
s.. 75as. %; bulls, $4G5.5O; calves. $685.;
Texas and Indian steers, S4504S.25 COWS
and heifers. s35047.50.
Hogs: receipts, 9700 Market steady to
1oc lower Pigs and lights, s6.7oqS.So.
Packers, ss.l5@s.s7h Butchers and best
heavy, SS.10aS.5.
Native muttons, s3.75d4.75; lambs, $500
7.5O. Culls and buskc, s1.50@35o; stock
ers, $213.
Kansas City, July 29-Cattle: receipts,
L, 600; including 1920 southerns; steady to
10 cents higher; top $40, cows weak;
dressed beef and export steers, SSq9.fo,
fair to good, $6.T5dS; western steers, $3.50
as 80; stockers 81 25q7. 49, southern steers,
"a 5om6,35; ditto cows, So 5ea5.50; native
COWS, s35oa6.50; ditto heifers, s4.25aS.5o;
bulls, s4de.5O; calves, s40GS.@.
Hogs: receipts, 5000; 10 cents lower
bulk of sales, S>Sp4S; heavy, Sh759i 80;
packers and butchers, s7.s0@S.o5; lights.
s7.S5QS pigs. s6q6s5
Sheep: receipts, 5000; steady to 10 cents
higher lamb, $5.5Oq775; yearlings, s4.25@
s; wethers, S375td4.25; ewes, $3.50Q4.10;
stockers, s2.50d4.
Louisville, July 29-Cattle: receipts,
1900. Market slow. Choice steady to 10
cents lower Others, 15@25c lower Range
$2Q8.50.
Hogs receipts, $780, Market steady.
Range $4.504S.35
Sheep and lambs receipts 910o. Lambs
Cow 7i4c down. Fancy, higher, sheep,
3Ac down.
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Live Stock Market

: Chicago, July 29.-Cattle: receipts q 600;
steady to 10 cents lower; beeves, $500
s.7S; Texas steers, s4.90dT.10; western
steers. S5S5Q7.9e; stockers. s410@e.sO; cows
and heifers, $2S0QS.25; calves, sa10
Hogs: receipts, 5000; fairly active at
1o@15 cents decline; light s7.s0uS So;
mixed, s7s5as15; heavy, s715as. o5: rough
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New York, July 29.--American prints
Will be advanced August lie yard
to basis of SIC. Trade with the job
bers In dress goods is more active.
Cotton yarns are higher with the de-
mand limited.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York, July 2a.-The cotton seed oil
market was firm in the face of 5000 Aug
ust notices on covering due to very light
offerings of crude oil and unfavorable
weather In the southwest. closing to
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Precaufion

From the st. Paul Pioneer-Press.
Going to take your kodak with you
on your outing?"
NO; I'd rather tell my friends about
the big fish I'll get than show them
the pictures OF my catch"
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Butter 25 Cents

Elgin, ILL.,. July 29.-The price commit
tee of the Elgin board of trade today
declared the tone of butter steady; price
CSC.
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Coffee and Sugar

Coffee--Arbuckles, s23.55 per huns
dred pounds Luzanne. 27c per poundt
Sugar. standard graduated. SIC pes
Mound.
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REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AID enItp. .

MIS- WIYsLow's SOOTHING syrup has been
used for over Sixty YEARS by MrllIoNs ot
TRETHING, with PERFECT sUccxsA L
SoOrHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GU1dA
ALLAYS all PAIN CURES WIND collie And
solutely harmless BE sure aud ash fae 'ryfs.
Winslow's Soothing syrup" and taho - eth0
kidd Twsnty-fve cents bottlA
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
Pig Iron


Lard, 12asc, compound. sac; ID. 8. short
ribs, 12.S5c: rib bellies. 12xc; ham butts,
1ac; Boston butts. lShc; pork loins. 14Izc;
spare ribs. 10hc; breakfast bacon, 1870
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New Orleans Cotton Futures
New Orleans, July 2s-spot cotton

steady unchanged. Middling, 13hc. Sales
of the spot 20. To arrive, none.
Low ordinary, 0 11-l6c; ordinary, 10Isc;
good ordinary. II 15-16c; strict good ordl-
nary, 12 5-16c; low middling. 12ssc; strict
low middling, 13c; strict middling, I3ke;
good middling. 13s<c; strict good mid
ding, 10 15-16c; middling fair. 14Nc, mid
ding fair to fair, 14Ssc; fair, Is; receipts
473; stock, $3.50.
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Coffee Market

New York, July 29.--Coffee futures OPEN
ed steady at unchanged prices to an ad-
vance of points in sympathy with steady
European cables. Trading was very quiet
and while Brazilian news made generally
steady showing, with firm offers un-
changed and receipts light. prices eased
off during the day under scattering
liquidation in the absence of any import
ant demand. Offerings were little
heavier late in the day when there seemed
to be some European selling on rumors
that the Brazilian strike had been set
tied and the close was barely steady at a
net decline of s to IS points. Sales 5s-
coo bags. July, 1910; August, 1850; Sep
fenber. 13,01c: October. 130Sc; November,
ts13c; December. 1319c; January,
"a e: February. 1900; March,
70 pSe: April 1s.s0c; May and June. 1334c.
Spot quiet: Rio No. 7. 14ssa14zc; San
tos No. 4, Ice; mild dull; Cordova, 100
1s14c, nominal.
Havre closed net unchanged to u
francs lower for a half holiday. Ham
burg net unchanged to i4pfg. higher Rio
steady, unchanged; Santos quiet. un-
changed. Brazilian port receipts $1,000,
against $1,000 last year.
Irndiahy receipts 1900 against $500
last year Today's Santos cables reported
the market unchanged; Sac Paulo re-
ceipts 1900 against 1900 the previous
dav New York warehouse deliveries Sat
urday oo,179 against 4i55 last year.
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ST. Louis Produce

st. Louis. July 29.--Flour. firm. Hay.
lower: timothy, s11@16; prairie, sail.
Whiskey, $40 Iron cotton ties, $S4
Tagging, 10 1-16c. Hemp Irvine. TIC. Pork,
unchanged; jobbing. s16 62ja. Lard, un-
changed; prime stear, $40. O2isI1o. 171s. Dry
salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra short,
10stc; clear ribs 10%c short clears, lie.
Bacon, unchanged; boxed extra short,
11%c clear ribs, 11s4c; short clears. 12c.
Receipts: Flour, 10000; wheat 627O0o;
corn, 5000: oats, $4,000.
Shipments Flour. 5000; wheat. 10000;
corn. 1900; oats, 1900.
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Flour and Foodstuffs

&c. smoked bacon. lac; regular hamS
Ice; skinned ham, 171ac.
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Wool Market

st. Louis, July 2g.--Wool steady;
medium grades combing. and clothing,
20 VI @26c. Light fine, 100 etc: heavy
fine, 13@1Sc; tub washed, 26@35c.
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Naval Stores

Savannah, July 29.--Turpentine, 1914 G;
sales, 1856; receipts. SAC; shipments, 374;
stock, 1892. Rosin: Firm; sales. 1888;
receipts, 2433; shipments. 1885, stock.
1o7.091. Quote: B. $3.50; d. 1856; e.
$6.65; F, 1915; G, 1915; II, $3.50
s.s7A; I, 1915 1850: X, se.75@695; NJ.
s7o5; N. 1920; WIG, 1885, WV. s7.75.
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