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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-06
COTTON MARKETS
Revival of Boil WeeviI Fears
Occasion for Rise Just Be-
fore Session Close.
Tuesday Afternoon. July

'HNNNNs @NANNA hSpfAt 9hio
over the triple holiday some showers
fell in various sections of the belt
and prospects today were for such to
continue. which gave fresh impetus TO
fears Of boil weevil activities the re-
suit being n sudden rise IN contracts
during the last part Of the session. Dur
ing most OF the day prices kept within
very narrow limits and did not get far
Wrom the previous closing level al
though some rather favorable reports
came from the fields as result OF good
growing weather But the late rise
came with ease and reflected genuine
fear that the weevll is going to be n big
factor Political Developments appar-
emily did not have any influence on
values either way.
Finals were strong and so To 25 points
to the good in New York, while in New
Orleans they were steady and 81 to AZ
up.
To make full response Liverpool to-
morrow morning should come "a TO 81
points up.
The foreign market today finished
steady and IS TO IL points to the good,
but cables brought little news regard
ing sentiment over there,
Spots were marked up points, full
ly middling TO 26,55d, with sales 3 900
bales, including 400 American. Re-
ceipts for the day were 10000 bales. in
Guiding $500 American, Manchester ad-
vised that cloths were easy and yarns
were in buyers favor
First prices in the domestic markets
were slightly to the bad. for weather
advices were regarded as favorable, but
little rain having been reported over
the belt during the holiday period. Tenn
perRtures We're high and some rather
bearish accounts were being received
as to progress OF the crop. In New
York October opened at 32.95c, and
shortly after the opening sold as low
rs 3270c, which proved bottom. There
was quiet covering. which increased as
more details on wea Their came to hand.
There were showers In sections where
they will Rggravate the wevil, while
the forecast was for more over part OF
the western, the central and eastern
belts. But the markst marked time for
ia period and then in the afternoon i'm
proved little, but not ountil the last
half hour did It shoot upward, helped
by strength in the July position and
more weewl reports October touched
S843c, right at the colse, while July
at the top was up slightly over 100
points fro mthe early low.
In connection with the weeYti news
came a report from Marion. Ala, that
the pink boil worm. or something very
similar, had appeared In that section,
although final opinion awaited a re-
port from the state experiment station
at Auburn. This news however, was
out all day, so it hardly had connec-
ton with the late rise in options.
Spot news was without feature and
business continued almost nothing. Re-
ports from some centers were lacking
on account of wire trouble. Memphis
sold only $50 bales at unchanged prices,
while New Orleans sold CSC with no
change.
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cred cents with July s26s; first half
Aug. S2.66. Some export business at
the gulf under way on basis OF s2.75.
the grain being bought in Nebraska.
Chicago-Liverpoo corn is quoted
l0&d lower than Saturdays closing.
Visible changes Wheat, decrease. a.
$4,000; corn, decrease, 992 600; oats,
decrease, l,S7S,000
Chicago.-Unless we get crop scare,
small chance of bulling grain now. Corr
in good shape for two weeks to come
rust in Northwest Clement to McFall.
Stocks.
New York. --The Copper Export asso-
citation received large orders for copper
from France and Germany this morn
ing.
New York Times says: Railroad rate
hearings to be ended todas, decision
may come before Aug. /. Wage verdict
expected by July 20. Immigration now
exceeds emigration. Middle West crops
show marked gain. General drop in
prices is under way, says National Bank
Of Commerce.
New York.--The great tobacco story
published this morning, the substance
OF which Is that American interests are
to acquire the great French tobacco
monopoly for consideration of $780,
900 900, There are visions of vast prof
its, and by inference United Retail
Stores will in some way be a benefi-
ciary and stockholders participate. This
sounds much like the first gun of a
real stock market campaign. The rail-
road rate hearing is about to be closed.
The wage controversy will be settled
this month, and If we could only be as
sured of a period OF moderately steady
money an active and higher stock mar
ket would be almost certain.--T. & NJ.
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NEW ORLEANS coTrcN.

NEW ORLEANS, July Gin the
early trading In cotton today the mar
ket had no definite trend and appeared
to be engaged In trying 20 find itself
after the holidays Weather and crop
accounts from the belt were rather
conflicting and increased the uncer.
tainty Around the opening prices were
Is to 20 points down, october falling
OF 70 80. &bc. A little later the market
strengthened and went 7 TO 10 points
higher than the close Of last week,
October touching 32slC
The forecast called for showcry
weather over the greater part Of the
belt, but, while this was regarded un-
favorably, ii did not lead TO any new
buying Of consequences, Prices sagged
under dulness and lack Of new husl-
ness, standing late in the morning to
4 points higher than the close Of last
week.
Late In the session the market sud
denly strengthened on efforts OF early
short sellers to cover on new buying
for long account, stimulated by fear Of
wet weather map In the morning.
Prices were sent As TO So points above
the last figures OF last week, october
rising to 332Qc,
Spots closed quiet and unchanged or
binary 2l.z6c; good ordinary, 2s.55c;
low middllng. $1,000: middling, ss.BOc.
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FROM WALL STREET
Trading Resumed With IT.
regular Advance
Continuing.

NEW YORK. July 6.--Rssumptlon Of
trading in the stock market after the
prolonged recess was attended by an
Irregular advance OF last weeks final
prices. The outcome OF the Democratic
national convention seemed to play no
part in the operations Of traders who
Rgain concentrated in the oils. equip
ments and shlppings. Pan American
and Mexican Petroleums, Baldwin Lo-
connective, Mercantile Marine preferred
and Cuba Cane Sugar were higher by
large fractions to a point. The only
backward issues OF Importance were
Crucible Steel and Union Pacific.
Call money rates fell hack to eight per
cent at midday, but trading slackened
though, with impairment OF prices, de-
spite profit -talSing Rails developed
moderate strength under lead OF Read
ing. Southern Railway preferred and
Texas Pacific which averaged ne-point
gains
The closing was strong. Sales APP
proximated $50 900 shares.
Range OF prices of the New York stock
exchange, with previous closing bids.
Furnished by Shepard g. Gluck. Falls
building
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CITY CURB MARKET

City curb markets will be open as fol-
lows:
Tuesday-Forrest park and Market
square,
Thurs 1ay-Forrest park and South
Memphis (McLemore and Wellmgton).
Friday-Market square.
Saturday-Forrest park and South
Memphis (McLemore and wellington.
Following are prices which prevailed
on the curb market for vegetables,
fruits and produce Saturday:
Home grown products sold on the
city markets Tuesday:
egetables-Beans. green, 15c-20c qt;
beets, Settle bunch; cabbage, 5c-20c
head; carrots, SC bunch; corn roasting
ears, 40-60c doz.; cucumbers, for DC
and SC each; greens, 35c PIX; egg plant.
25c each; garlic, Toe bunch; onions
(green), 5c-Sc bunch; parsley SC; po-
tatoes, Irish. zoe qt. 2 for 35c.; potatoes.
sweet, no quotation; squash, for Csc
and &c each: tomatoes. 2 for SC and
10c each; peppers, green, sc, for l0c.
Fruits-Apples, 10c-l5c qt, 40c-5
doz,; blackberries, 30c-35c qt.; dewber-
ries, S5c qt.; peaches, 4Oc doz, 4oc bas-
ket; plums, 10c qt. pears, 75c basket.
Produce-Butter, 50c-60c ID. farmers
eggs, SOC doz,; chickens Griers), soc
ID; hers, 30c-S5c h.. ducks, $3.50 ca eli;
&C t,aRe cheean 90c ID. honey. 4Oc III.
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Temperatures were generally some
what above the seasonal average Sun
day with maximum 80 to 100; since Sun
day the temperatures decreased some
what near the normal. Moderate to
heavy showers were reported Sunday in
Louisiana. with light to moderate scat
tered showers east of the Mississippi
river and Southeastern Texas. Numer-
GUS showers, mostly light to moderate.
were reported Monday In all portions OF
the belt except North Carolina, Ten
nessee and Western Texas, Moderate
TO heavy rains were reported Tuesday
in Arkansas with moderate to heavy
showers In Tennessee. Mississippi,
Northern Louisiana and Northeastern
Texas. and scattered showers along the
east gulf coast.
Heavy Rains.--Arkansas Wynne,
1.0s. Georgia: Thomasville. 1.3. Arkan-
sas: BatesvIlle, 2.22; Newport, LOG;
Camden, 1856; El Dorado, $40. Mis-
sissippi: Meridian. 2,9s; jackson, l,S2;
Greenville, 100; Vicksburg. LOS;
waynesboro, LA. Tennessee covng-
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Grain.
Llvernool-Corn Sd lower.

PHILADELPHIA. 49, The longshoremen's
strike was settled yesterday by de-
cision vote.
Lverpool-Corn Sd lower
Chicago-Lecount report from Lo-
gansport, Ind, on corn ana oats very
good,
Chicago Minneapolis wires Rosen-
baum Bros: Travelled from Minneapolis
to Fairbault to Mankato to Blue Earth,
every stalk OF wheat in this district
infected with black rust
Chicago-Crop news very good Win
ter wheat estimates increasing Locals
say may be hard to manufacture dry
scare on corn this month,-Wild.
Chicago Fresh wave Of liquidation
in grain markets. Cash corn receipts
at all cities very large, Primary re-
ceipts will be very large, Crop news
excellent. Wild.
Chicago Liquidation broke the pro-
vision market and once again there was
no support. Minneapolis wires us rust
will not spread today. Cool wet and
breeze. If it clears up and becomes
hot tomorrow look out,--Wild to :. & q.
New York wires Russell says larg-
est local oat trader has covered line
of shorts estimated as high as 100000
bushels, and has turned buliish, Says
ily go up with warmer and dry
weather
Chicago meeting of l6 represent
atives Of the leading exchanges Will be
held in Chicago today to formulate ar
rangements for wheat trading. Trad
ing by July Il and in December future
wheat seems to be favored, No extreme
temperatures in the grain belt over the
hoIidays. but scattered showers in
stead Dennis to Clark G. Co.
Chicago.-A natural rally, following
such drastic liquidation should take
place in corn. Still feel bearish for
the pull but would avoid selling side on
these severe breaks.A Mchlnhoh OF
Thomson & McKinnon.
Grain Belt Forecast,--lllinos and
wisconsin: showers this afternoon and
tonight, Wednesday, fair. - an other
states: Fair tonight and Wednesday
continued cool.
Russels wires one of the largest corr,
goods handlers here reports having very
good INJURY for MANUFACTURED corn
Goods from abroad. Three thousand
IONS Argentine new corn just offered
AT S.45 American ClF New York
clearance by August 10 or about %
cents under domestic based on present
rricas -Rosenbaum Grain Co.
WashIngton-Accordi to official re-
rorts prices Of food In Germany haY
suffered a heavy decllhe StTet nav
dropuCd so per cent and fats from 80
to 40 per cent. The drop IL said to
have been caused by heavy imports Of
foodstutfs. The public is even deciin-
ing to buy entire amount or 1000 que
them on the food NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Grain Co.
Chicago-Sale Of 100000 bushes corn
made to 20 to store making 100000 bush =
clg sold Of late. Bids to arrive for wheat
70 cents lower --Rosehaum Grain
60.
CbicaPo-PrImary receipts today.
Wheat .94i, 900, corn $4,000, oats 947,-
600
Chicago-Shorts covering In corn and
oats. Cash prices weak. No. , mixed.
81 81 to Sl.63 compares WIN July arouh"
Evansville, Ind. claims farmers will
dam1nd $500 for wheat, Not much at
tention paid TO Northwest rust reports
Chicago-Bids on wheat TO arrive low
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DOW-JONEs SUMMARY

NEW YORK. July Gov Cox. of
Ohio, nominated on 44th ballot at San
Francisco.
American and British Tobacco COM
pany interests together with bankers in
the United States, England, France and
Belgium. reported TO be negotiating
with French government for purchase
Of that governments tobacco monopoly
for $500, 900, 900.
Federal reserve boards weekly state
ments show reserve ratio advanced from
42S to AIS per cent.
Interstate commerce commission rail
rate hearings to end today, Decision
expected soon after railroad labor
board s award July 90
Average price 20 industrials $500 up
81. 20 rails u 33. up 36.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK, July 6.--Mercantile pa
per IA as. Exchange irregular. Stcrl-
ing 60-day bills, 3.S9%; commercial 50,
day bills on banks, $685. Commercial
60-day bills 3SS7s demand. 3,93B
cables. S.949s; francs demand, S,57 ca.
bles. $50; Belgian francs demand, 500
cables, 9.01. Guilders demand. 352
cables, 1921. Lire demand, SIT; cables
619 Marks demand, 264; cables, 2.65
New York exchange on Montreal. l2A
per cent discount. Government bonds
firm; railroad bonds firm.
Time loans strong; 60 days, 80 days
and six months ~
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FIVE SEEK FREEDOM
BY DIVORCE ROUTE

Five more divorce suits were filed on
Tuesday by A. j. Mcdonald. Abandon
ment, nonsupport and desertion formed
the grounds on which the flve--all wom-
en--seek legal separation.
Following are the styles Of the cases
filed, with the cause alleged: Mrs.
Johnnie A. little VS.. c. w, desertion;
Mrs, Annie Cannon VS.. r. r.. abandon
ment and nonsupports Mrs Artie Har-
dy VS.. r. O.. abandonment and nonsup-
port; Mrs. Peggy Levey vs.. Ben Levey'
abandonment and nonsupport; Alberta
Jenkins VS.. Dave, desertion.
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PERU MouRNs GoRGAs.

LIMA. Peru, July 6-President Le-
guia said Peru had suffered heavy
loss through the death Of Maj Gen.
william c. Gorgas. former surgeon
general Of the United States army, who
recently signed a five-year contract to
direct sanitary measures In Peru. Gen.
Gorgas had expected to devote sew
sanitation.
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Oottonseed P, oGucts.
FLYER FALLS TO DEATH.

WASHINGTON, July 6-Leaving
Boiling Field here yesterday to partici-
pate in Fourth of July celebration at
Baltimore, Lieut.. Pat Logan, said by
aviation officers here to have been
one of the best stunt flyers in the
country, fell 1000 feet at Dunkalk field
He sustained a fractured skull which
caused his death an hour later.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHICAGO, July 6.--Potatoes firm;
receipts 81 cars; Eastern cobblers, $1,000
ql2.50 barrel.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Bar silver. do
NESTLE ssbac; foreign, sOc; Mexican dol
lars, 67Ac,
CHICAGO, July 6.-Butter firm;
creamery, 44156hc.
Eggs--Unchanged; receipts 1851
cases; firsts, Ssh G41c; ordinary flrsts,
3S9S7c; at mark. cases included, $50
storage packed firsts, 42c.
Poultry-Live, higher; fowls, CSC.
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KANSAS CITY. July 6.--Butter, eggs
and poultry unchanged.
Potatoes 1bc TO 81 lower, $55066.25.
NEW YORK. July SHUTTER unset
tied; creamery firsts, b2h956i4c; eggr
firm; fresh gathered firsts, 42h 146iHc.
Cheese steady. 26@27c
Live poultry steady: broilers. asa
soc; fowls, S5c; turkeys. S5c, Dressed
dull; broilers. A0@50c. Chickens, $50
41c; turkeys. F0G6Sc.
NEW YORK. July Cooper steady;
electrolytic spot and third quarter, 10.
Iron steady, No. l Northern, 4SOO9
1890; No. Northern, 4ZoOQ4S,OO; No,
Tin steady, spot and July, 900;
Aug, 1880.
Anthony, IT'S.
Metal exchange quoted lead nominal,
spot and July offered at 500.
Zinc quiet, East st. Louis delivery,
spot offered, 7.60.
At London. spot copper EST, 2s, Cd;
futures $50. Is, Cd.
Electrolytic spot, Clos; futures. s1O9.
Tin. spot, G24G Is, Cd; futures, G253,
l5s.
Lead, spot. e3t. SIS; futures, e35, S.
Zinc futures G45, 15s.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Poultry. hens,
2bc; turkeys, 44c; ducks 23c, geese, lac
Butter. creamery, Sic
Eggs, 371ac.
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TOBACCO INTERESTS ARE
AFTER FRENCH MONOPOLY

NEW YORK, July 6.--Rumors. were
current here today that American and
British tobacco interests and a group
OF European bankers are negotiating
for the purchase OF the French govern
ments tobacco monopoly FOR S400, 900 600
According to the report Georg, J, Whe-
ian, president Of the Tobacco Products
CORPORATION; James r. Duke, OF the
British American Tobacco company,
and Thos f Ryan are interested in tha
negotiations,
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good middling. ~ soc, Sales on the spot
$50.
Futures closed steady at advance Of
81 10 ~ points
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. July Cotton spot in
limited request, prices STEADY % EeSSd
middling, Is sod; low middling, 22d;
good ordinary. IS SOD. ordinary, lT.s0d.
Sales, 1900 bales. including 400 Amer
lean. Receipts, 1890, In GLIDING $500
American. Futures closed steady. July,
cad; Oct. 22.32d; Jan. 20.75d; March.
202Qd. May. 1973d.
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BOND CLOSE.

NEW YORK, July 6--Liberty. bonds,
final prices today: Shs, 9l,S0; first 4s.
SsiS; second Is, So so; first Ans, SO: 2s;
second AZ, 1856; third Iks, $500:
fourth AIS. Sc Victory s&s, $3.50;
Victory, lAs 1924.
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MEMPHIS MARKETS

Quotations represent prices from
'obbeT ~ retaile-D.
Produce.
Eggs-Candled, 40@44c; current re-
ceipts, loss off, 36@3Sc.
Butter Fresh creamery. pound prints,
ooQ5Ic; country butter, SO43Sc; reno
waited. 50Q53c.
Gheese-Cream prints. 2SQ3oc.
Poultry--ucks, 25G30c; hens alive,
2SG30c; dressed, 34Q36c: ROSTERS. 100
2O922c.
Vegetables.
Beans-Nsvy, per lb.. SIC; Lima, per
Peas-Caiifornia black eyed. per h.,
Potatces-Cwt.. all varieties. $500
500.
onlons-Sacked 100 lbs. s3.OOQ4,5o:
Cabbage-Crate. cwt, $500:
Lettuce-Northern, crate, $2.25.
Cehry-Michigan bunch, $100
Tomatoes - Florida. IS, none; LOUIS
lana, $1.75Q225.
Feppers-Basket, 40@50o.
Snaps-Hamper. $2.00@250.
Squash-Hamper, $1.5041.75.
CucumberS-Crate, nominal.
Egg Tiant-Dozen. S1.50Q2.0O.
Provisions.
extras. zoe.
. Sugar Cured Meats-standard hams,
Bacon-Fancy selected, 4s@5Oc.
l.ard-Pure hog lard, 21029kc; best
compound, Id, 2SQ24c; Snowdritt,
$125O@1SOo; Crisco. $9.75QlO.OO; cook
ing oil. h., 2lc.
Grain and Fee6stuffs.
Merchants Exchange Quotations.
Oats-White, dray lots, $1.32; mixed
$1.30.
Cbops-Per ton, less than car lots,
Corn-sacked, in dray load lots, No.
a white. $2.15; No. mixed, S2.05.
Mil Feeds-Dray load lots. ION: bran,
Hay--Tim Of sOi less than car lots, No.
$4,000; No. 2, $42 co. alfalfa. choice,
$4,000; No. 1, $4,000; No. 2, $4,000.
Fruits.
Lemons-Per box, $6.OO@6.75; import
ed, $4,5O@5,5
Rananas-Po Pound, SQ8hc.
Apples-cooking, hamper, S2.50Q3.00;
Pescheswcrate, skies, s2.5o@8.5O.
Grapefruit--Floriia. s5.00Q6.0o.
.. Dried Fruit-Eva oorated apples. 22d
Sec, Peacncs, -f12 WIoc; pTuiAes' 'p'
Pineapples, crate. S6.00mG.5O
Raspberries-Red. pit. crates, $500.
Dewberries-Crate, pts, $3.75@400.
Blackberries-Crate, qts., $6.O0@7 90.
Cantaloupes-Florida crate, nominal
California, crate, $400@5.00.
Watermelons--Crate. sob average,
&.75@3.Oo: 25-lb. average, $2.2502.5O.
Hides and Furs.
Hides-No. green. sailed, 14@15c
partly cured, 1I@14c; green, 12@lSc
23c; dry sailed 2o@21c; No. 2 grades
No. / horse hides, $5oO05.5O; No. {
horse hides, $4.O0@4.4O; CLUES and ponies
she@epslSins, 5ocas1 90: shearings, zoe
@$i.OO;. goat skins, i596oc; dry Gull;
Taliow~No. 1, S@oc; No. 2, s97c;
beeswax. 34@S5c; ginseng. $S.5O@9.5Oi
Wool-Clear unwashed, 2o@25c; burnt
unwashed, 1O@15c; tub washed. $50
45c: bury, washed. 2U9S0c.
Oottonseed oGucts.
(Merchants Exchange Quotations)
Crude oil, basis prime. +, e. h. mills,
1G12c; hulls loose, carlots, $12.50013.00:
meal. 7 per cent, ton, $61.0O@62.O0.
Groceries.
Flour-Barrel, 24-pound sacks, $14.4C
Gll530; self-rising $l450615.30.
Meal-Cream. 100-lb. SACKS, %25; 30
70, sacks. $3.50: 25-lb. sacks. ;445; To-
ID. sacks, $4.65.
Coffee-Arbuckle'I roasted case,
Memphis basis, $42.20c; roa 5ted. bulk,
per h.. nominal; green. common nrdi-
nary, 20@35c: Java. 38Q43c.
SuSar--StaDdard granulsted cane,
26hc; clarified, 22hc.
Rice-Head, pound, 14h916c: broken.
l0Qllc.
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GRAIN MARKETS
Favorable Weather and Large
Receipts Cause Early
Weakness.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Excellent weather
and large receipts led to decided weak
ness today in the corn market. Opening
prices which ranged from &c to Sc
lower with September S1.6l& to T.62k
and December $149 to $3.50. were fol-
a fall to well under the initial figures.
Later a severe break in prices took
place, owing to heavy liquidation by
discouraged holders. Then shorts COW
cred freely and reaction followed. The
close was unsettled IN TO 5&c net
lower, with September &l.601s to $1.6O9s,
and December, $l46h to 2l.46h.
Oats sympathized with the weakness
OF corn, but were steaded as a result
Of buying on the part Of seaboard in
terests. After opening unchanged TO lie
lower including September at Sic to
size the market sagged at little more
and then made nearly complete re-
covcry.
Provisions were heavy and sharply
lower.
Open, High, Low. T'day. Prev
July -. lS1& 1s2lb 1.571s 1.6ON 1851
Dec, -. l4e l5o& 1i3 l48& l5i&
See See: " q s.. q" e" H 81: -,
July =. $3.50 $3.50 271O 27So $3.50
sep -. 3o.75 3O75 3O.4O 5000 5000
July 1900 400 1915 1872 1900
Sep, 2oo6 2oo5 1878 1922 1000
iubS-
J J 49, Is4s55 ls.t 90 l3gs! g 1875
CHICAGO, July 6.-Cash wheat. No
red, s. 1SG2 so. No, hard, 81 49, Corn,
No, 2 mixed, 81 soy No. . yellow, 81 so
ai.6 Oats No. white. Sl03M@
| 06la No white. 99hc@$lO 90 Rye,
No 3, $?lS@2 q, barley, Sl.3OQl.42;
timothy seed $l0.00Ml200; clover seed.
S25. 0oH35,o0; pork, nominal lard, $lS.42.
ribs, H1o0
KANSAS CITY. July 6.-Close corn.
July, 81 30; September, $l,57Ss Deem
KANSAS CITY, July Clash wheat,
lie lower to lC higher, No. | hard, $274
m2S7. No. ., S273u2S5. No. l red. S273
m2.74, No. >, $2,TO0272; New 40. l,
corn: 6qloc lower; No. mixed,
H,,64aL57 No. ? white, El,55, No 8
Oats. Sc to SC lower; No. . white.
Sl.o6; No. ? mixed. $1,000 oil, no. 2
Rye; $2.l5a293.
ST. LOUIS, July S.-wheat. No. 2
red winter {27S No. red winter
S276hM27I Corn, No, white, $l69
July. 81 81, Sept, Sl62. Oats No. 2
white, hOS; No ; white, 81 06q1 o.
July SIC, sept S2Lc.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. July 6.--Raw sugar
steady; fine graduated 22.00m24.O0.
steady fine graduated 22OOm2400.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. July 6.-Turpen-
tine, firm; Sl.256130 sales. lei; re-
ceipts. 507 shipments 676; stock. b,9S9
Rosin, firm sales, 2,094 receipts,
Quote b. 1000; y, f, F, @, II, !, X,
NJ, 1850; N, Wg, WV, 1850,
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
BANK STOCKS

Quotations are unofficial. being OBJ
tanned from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
and bid