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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC: THURSDAY. JULY 28. 1904.
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FINANCIAL
1 y B 2
I 'THREE per cent j
& interest on time M
fl deposits is paid by V
the AMERICAN EX
CHANGE BANK.
The personnel of
its Board of Direct
ors is a guarantee
of responsibility,
conservatism, and
courteous treat
ment. j& j& j&
207 N. Broadway
COTTON.
New Torn Juh 13W I br,r to submit th
follow inc result of en in. estimation made by
me Into the iindltlcn of the cotton, crop a? o
th date of Julv SO. is-04:
I ha.e recelel 1.209 replies from 326 cottcn-o-oduclnc
counties. -. nich ceuntlcn produced
law car about TR per cent of the entire crop
The estimated a erase condition of the crop,
a reported by my correspondents, is SI. 8.
The Indicated total production. aFuminj- a
realization at maturity of the present crop proa-15-rct.
Is jr.027.?Sl Lairs.
The quantity of old cotton actually unsold is
10 S6 baler
The distribution of these various Item, by
States is as follows:
c oOaS -1 g
j .5 r s a -ct
1 Isf-iiSi. lil
: Willi II Hi
X SB C or
Alabama .'... 112 b L232.773 93.1 13.R34
Aia.n-ar 1JT SO 794,3l K S 2.769
Floilda II 11 63.704 MS 130
Georgia 1SS B 1.433,(0 51.0 9.13
Indian Territory. 14 S 317.610 S7.0 .. . .
L-ulIana 62 D) 1.027.0S4 ?"..0 5.118
MlssisslnDl 112 CI 1.713.057 51.4 23.1.-.9
North Carolina .. 83 31 6r.6,652 H.9 8 42
Oklahoma' 21 1 211.266 5J.0 Sn
South Car-ana... w IT I5I.5C3 51 7..")
Tennessee 72 23 332.410 S3 13.832
T.xas ., IM lit 3.13S.274 90.4 1LTO4
Mo . Va.. Kas .
Ky..bat-ts of 22.1
per cent 53.078 .... 10.r)
Total, 1.209 526 12.627.931 Sl.S 1C6.9S3
'THEODORE JI PRICE
FURTHER DECIDED PRESSURE
OF STOCK LIQUIDATION.
BEARS POUND THE MARKET
.WITH CONFIDENCE.
Raids on Prices Are Effective in
Uncovering Stop Loss Orders
on Large Scale.
New- Tork. July 27. There was further
pressure of speculative liquidation of
stocks to-day nnd'tho bears also pounded
the market with Increased confidence.
Their raids upon prices -were effective. In
uncovering stop-loss orders on a .consid
erable scale. The fact was thus demon
strated that large speculative holdings
are in a. -vulnerable "position and 'capable
or bdrur -dislodged by declining prices.
The sentimental effect of the decline was
In itself strong and the eagerness pro
fessed amongst a certain class of specu
lators to buy stocks at any reaction from,
the recent high level, did not hold out in,
face of the falling prices. The action of
United States Steel preferred was watched,
with special Interest, and its leadership
of the decline was a material factor In
docldlnc the tone of the market. The first
K0 share sold above last night's prices,
but an Immediate decline followed and
was unretrieved.
REALIZING SALES.
This pointed to the fact that yester
day's weakness was not due to mere short
selling and was probably not due to any
credence in the rumors of a reduction of
the preferred dividend Place the mainten
ance of tne dividend brought no rebuy
lng from sellers of yesterday. Speculative
opinions was inclined to assume that yes
terday's selling was realizing and the of
ferings to-day were believed to be of the
same character, as the dividend action
and. the amount nf the net earnings were
to closely In conformity with the pub-
M2iieu inumauonK
With the doubts over the dividend from
the past quarter dissoivea, a new set Im
mediately sprang up as to the dividend
from the current ouarter. The rpwinl low
jevel of unfilled orders on hand reported
by tho directors and the recognized fact
inai me inira quarter oi tne jear is nor
mally the smillest in the steep business
gave rise to the skepUcal atutude towards
stock adopted In the day's trading.
A crave condition In the relations be
tween the Russian and British Govern
ments was an Influence on our own mar
ket. The first direct effect on affairs here
were looked for in the foreign exchange
market, which continued to nold strong,
leading to expectations of an Immediate
outward movement of gold. A gold export
movement is Invariably adverse to the
stock market.
ACCUMULATION OF RESERVES
The excessive accumulation orreserve9
in New York banks at present does not
mitigate tbe usual discouraging effect on
speculative sentiment. A good deal of
attention was given also to the possibility
of an Issue being raised by the United
States and Russian Governments; should
tne Vladivostok ships encounter any of
the merchantmen, In the Paclflc under tho
American flag.
Reports of setbacks to the crops gained
additional currency with the progress of
the decline In ptocks. The few reports
of. cross earnings of railroads for the
third week of July pointed .to a poor average-
Rumors of a rupture In the anthra
cite conciliation board and resulting strikes
had a keener effect by reason of the cur
rent unrest In other departments of labor.
.Discouragement at the Inability of tho
market to withstand the selling and an
oUier pessimistic view of the steel trade
by the Iron Age led to the late break
which carried prices to tho lowest and
maae me closing vveaK. .Bonos were easy.
Total sales, par value, H41O.000. United
States registered Ss and the new 4s de
clined U per cent on call.
STOCKS AAD OODS I.V BOSTOX.
Boston. Mass.. Jul) 27. Closing quotations to
day .on money, bonds, stocks and mining shares
were as follows:
MONEY.
Call loans. 2634 per vent; time loans SttiK
BONDS.
Atchison adj. 4s... SIS I
Atchison 4s loisl
Mexican Cent. 4s. 63
RAILHOAUa.
Atchison ..........
Do. pfd
Boston &. Albany.
Boston Ar Maine..
Boston Elevated..
. ...
. !5S
.249
.163
,1734
Fllchburg pfd 136
Mexican Central... ss
V.. Jf. H. & H..194S
Per. Marquette.... 74
Union 1'acinc M'i
MlSjCCLLANtX) L'SJ.
Am Arse. Cbet... 14s
Do. pfd 75
Am. Pneu. Tube . 41,
Am. tvjjer ...... .137S
Do. pfd 124
Am. Tel. . Tel....I3I
Am. Woolen It
Do. Pfd 7CV,
Dom. Iron i Steel 8
Edison Elec. II1U.3H
General Electrtc.1594
Mass. Electric j?s
Do. pfd (iK
Mass. Gas... X3S
United Fruit 101s
Lnltcd Kioe Mach. 49
Do. pfd.. 31
U. S. Steel It
DO. pid Syii
MINING SHAKES.
Adventure 15-16 Mohawk 41
Allouex , Mont Coal & Coke 3'4
Amalgamated ..... 5914 oid Dominion 12s
Am. Zinc 11 Osceola ,. i
Atlantic , Parrot 24
Blrgham ..... ""? Qulncy Si
CaL & Hecla.. 4738473 Shannon 64
Centennial 23 Tamarack .88
Corner Range SHI Trinity 7S
Daly-West fi V. s. Mining 2iu
Dominion Coal 42 US. Oil..... 1CS
Franklin ,. 1 Utah l
Granby ...,....".... - 1 'ctorla 3S
Isle Rovale 10 Winona 7J,
Mass. Mining.,,.., 4 Wolverine ......... 75
Michigan s-
LOCAL SECURITIES DULL
WITH DOWNWARD TREND.
UNITED RAILWAYS
IS iOWEB.
STOCK
Bank and Trust Company Issues
Arc About Steady on Basis
of Bids and Offers.
There was little Increase of Interest In
local securities. Tractions were moder
ately active, the 4-per-cent bonds being
the only strong spot. Transit eased off
to $10.75 and preferred as weak at 131.
while the 4s opened hizher at $79.73 and
closed steady at $79,624
Bank and trust company Issue were
neglected and misoellane-ous Hocks were,
practically unchanged on the basis of bids
and offers. Carleton Building bs were
taken at $103.
YESTERDAY'S SESSION.
Closing quotations:
Hit)
St. Ixu!s Transit JM 75
United Hall-ays prd." r3 75
United Railways 4s 73.'i
German Savings Bank 4)0..)
Mechanics' Bank .. .. .. 26.50
National Hank of Commerce .. 273.50
Asknl.
3 1)874
54 W
:" oo
279.lt)
llO CM
Stnt N'ntinnnl Until. ... .. . - H3
Third National Ilank 377.D0
Cnirmonuealth Truu 2Cv.v
Mlf.xourl Trust 116 to
St Louts Union Trurt 333.IU
Title Guaranty Trust S7.00
National Candy 1 pfd. M.O
Ontral Coal and Coke com... 61.75
Central Coal and Coke pfd 70 50
134
American credit Indemnity. .. 140 00
American central insurance
Merrill Drue pfd
Missouri ndison 5s
Kat St. I., and Southern 3s.
Klnloch Tel 6s
Mechanics' 6
Carleton Hide is
Century Bldr. s
Frewlnir. Assn. 6s, small
Granlte-H-Metallic
Sales:
23 St. Toul. Transit at ..
291.W
n: m
,.. 91.624 1 571,
... 5 6:4 97 vt
.. 103.7
... ioo 2 ...
...105 00
... KB.no
... S3 M 93.7tJ
.50
J 10.7".
it r.4 (
79.73
, 7 C24
, 267.75
.. i05.ro
V) United Railways tfd at
i.w i-nueu jtauways 49 at
1.000 t'nlted Railways 4s ax ..
j Mechanics" National at .
ton) Carleton Building 6 at
Xetr York Curb Stocks.
Reported by G IL 'Walker It Cb . No. 307
North Fourth street:
Bid. Ask.
American Can erm , , 4 41,
IK. pfd. .- 4CH, 411,
American Lc & Traction com..... r.l a
IX pfd . SO 93
British Columbia Copper........ 2, 2"i
EIh:uic Boat com - - , 40 47
Io. pfd 70 M
Electric Vehicle com ... W
I. pfd . IS 141!
Green. Copper ..........-.. 14'i 15',
Havana Toiacco com .... S6 27
Io rfd ... 36 3
Interborouich Rapid Trans!t...-..13I4i 13J;
iiitejTuiiionai sa. 21. cam
IK. prd
M&ckay Company com.
Do pfd
.U041U.lltl TIUIEIV .........
New Orleans Ry. com....,
tjo Tira.
Northern RMnirltles
New York Transportation
una 4vator com...
Do. tm
Porw life Company com..
Io. 1st pfd
Do. 2d nfd 1
Standard Milling com... 6
Do. pfd. . 25
Seaboard Air Use com. .. .... T,
.-.. Ate a
.-18'4 lt4
DC, pfd. ...-m. ., ....... ......
Standard CHI .....
Tennessee Copper ...
Tonopah Mlnmg ....m
Union Copper ..-. .....M.....
United Copper -....
'White Knob Copper-...M..
St. louls Transit
United Jls. of St. Louis pfd..
BONDS.
Brooklyn Union Gas dab. ..,
Seaboard Air Line Ea.........
New Amsterdam let &a. ........
,...2S
C30
.. 35
hi
.. 4V
10
..-, EI
Zi
9
1
S
5
12
&
..1S4 l4tt
.lKH 1M
u. a. or Mexico 5s.,
Etd. ytll Isi 59
-. .101& icii
. 4 i
X Tork Stock jdnotmtloBB.
NVw Tork. July -37. Tollowlnic are to-tfay8
s les of stocks on the Stock Exchange, show
ing the highest and lowest. Quotation and clos
ing bids:
RAITROADa
-. . ao
Atchison 1- -x . sK,tV- 77H 7SS k
IKx pfd .-. COO M 95H fSU
Baltimore A Ohio 12,800 S3H t tZK
UO. nffL . 92U
Canadian -Padno 1.600 1S3H 1234 122
central' of -New Jersey.., wo 163 16S IM
Chesapeake A Ohio....., 1.400 23U 324 3ZK
Chicago . Alton 1,400 Al 38 29
Do. pfd. 100 804 804 si
Chicago c Great Western.. 1.100 144 M 1SV
Chicago A Northwestern.. 1.200 ITS 1774 1774
C M. ft St. Paul. ....., 20.600 1 145U 14SU
Do. nfd. ioo lTgC i;i itmsT
Chicago Terminal ft Trans ., 614
Do Tlfd.
tm lv, 11 it
C. C. C 4 St, !....,
Colorado southern
. 144
100 42 4S 47U
v U'i
1.000 isnj h i3
m.m MM .. 365
21
no. 1st JKO....
uo. sa cxa...
Delaware & Hudson.
Del.. lAdc. A vvest..
Denver Rio Grande....
Do. pfd, ...........
,no ........ .....,......,.
Do. 1st pf4
Do 2d pfd.
Hocklrur Valley
Do. pfd. ........
Illinois Central
Iowa Central ....
Da. pfd
Kansas City Southern
Do. pfd
Louisville A NasnvlIsB
Manhattan It
Metropolitan Securities ..
Metropolitan St. Ry
Minneapolis & St. Louis.
M.. St. P. & S. Ste. M...
Do. rjfd.
.!$?. I!f S SH
4,00)
ICO
30 67 64 .65
TU
2,000 1JSH 135 1344'
100 11 185, 1H
200 35 35 35
""'.! '.'.'.'. '.'.'.'. 414
COM) 1I3V4 113 113V,
(00 1KU 150 149
731 M S3 S3
5.300 US 1141, 114
44
1.300 73H 73H
.... i.
Missouri Paclric
clflc ,3,400 93U sr, sn,
msas & Texas 400 17S 174 17H
300 33 3SV ?sv.
Jaltsouri. Kansas
do. ore:
Nat. R. R. of Mex. pfd.
. 354.
new xorK utniru
Karfolk A Western
1.300 IIS 117S ins
4,300 SOU 59H 59U
7.300 31V? 30H 30-v,
Ontario & Western pfd...,
rcnnsyirasia ......
P., C. C. & St. 1
... 43.900 119(
HSU US
Readlnt; .... .
Do. 1st pfd..
Do. 3d pfd
Rock Island Co
Do. pfd
St. 1. i S P. M pfd
St. Louis Southwestern....
Do. pfd
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Do. pfd
Tesaa & Pacific
Toledo. St. L. Western
Do. pfd
Union Paclflc
Do pfd
Wabash
Wo pfd
Wheeling A Lake Erie..-..
Wisconsin Central ........
Do pfd
Mexican Central
5ic6 C3H 50i 51
600 83 S3 IIS
"i.ai 254 sis 214
3.300 65 63H 34
i,sno i2 r.i 5t
100 12U 1JJJ 131,
8O0 33 33U 33
55.100 514, 504 .'.OS
5,700 33H H4 3
100 S3 S8 . S7',
1.CM 24i S4VI I4
34V,
301 3SVi 37V. 37.,
65.100 K 94V, 94'i
ivi e.T. ... isi-j
SJ-,
164
, 1 10 53 3U
34
Vtt 14
14 14
16V1 17
,IW J
410 3:
;!2
38 37S
9, 9"i
100
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Adams ....,...,......... ...... ...
American ..a................ ...... ...
United States .... ...
Wells Fare .
,235
. 195
, 105
. 205
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amalgamated Copper JJ.700 52 imi BOW
American Car & Fdry.... Hs Wi 1 17
Do. nfd-
.. 100
76
3814
Aroerlcan Cotton Oil,
Do. pfd ...
American Ice ...... ....
Do. pfd.
American Unseed Oil
Do. pfd
American Locomotive
Do. pfd -
American Smel. & Ref....
Do. pfd ,
American Super Refining.,
Ar.acnndn Mlnlne Co....
Sft
766 mi r. S7t
1.500 21
100 86'
1.800 56'
100 9i 99S 98VJ
7.000 12X14 1271, 1274
200 73 72 71
Brooklvn Rapid Transit., is.900 sw.
900 50. 49 493.
c-ftlnmao Fuel & iron
18.r 35H 34 344
Consolidated Gss
Ccrn Products
1.3H0 12V4 134 13',
Do pfd
Distillers' Securities
General Electric
International Paper
Do. pfd
International Pump
Do. pfd
National Lead
North American
Paclflc Mall
People's Oas .
rressed Steel Car
Do. pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Republic Steel
Do. pfd
Rubber Goods
Do. pfd. ........
Tennessee Coal . Iron...
United States Leather...
Do. pfd. .-.-- ;
17. S Realty Impot...
United States Rutber....
Do pfd ,
United States Steel
Do. pfd.
tvestlnghouse Electric ...
Z"U ej e t
100 21
400 160
21 20
159JJ led
134
.... 69
.... 31
.... 714
SOU 3.13
.... 87
1.900 20H
200 26
700
59H
9SS 98.
200 314 314 J4
100 220 220 219
400 74 7S 7".
1.700 44 414 454
ITU.
774-
12,11 434 4H, 41S
400 74 7 7
700 824 $li Sli
474
700 194 19 19
.... 734
. 15.200 its;
. 84,800 61U
114 114
59 59V.
u
300 8S4 88 ii
western i;nion
Total sales for th. day 609.700 shares.
Mlnlne Stock" tn Jferr York".
New Tork. July 27. Closing quotations to-day
on mining stories were .a ivimn.
.... 19 19.
.. 23 34
.... 66 6S
... . 134 i,
...... .. t 10
!!!!j00l. TDlU
4 5
' M SO
5 7
7) HI
Adams Con Little Chief 5
Alice 20 Ontario - 32j
Breece 10 Ophlr 210
Brunswick Con 8 Plicnlx 10
Comstock Tunnel.... 8 Potosl 1
Con. Cal. i Va 93 Savage 20
Horn Silver 150 Sierra Tvesada 3)
Iron Sliver 160 Small Hopes 21
Iadvlll. Can 1 Standard 200
.Assessment paid.
New York Curb Market.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Tork. Julv 27 rv.4. .!,. .....
eralli. rMiSlMi.rv ti-A..- .. ...... t-.-i ,5.
,reicftonnthetoVk-Eich7nge?"NortAems-
"" iM (inmmuijr me weakest feature,
rcstatnmg a loss of mor than a -.-..
with w;s at the close on Tuela. Standard 1
iretl Ke .. c rVLL. . ;zr" --t.."ro 1
OU ws hlrher at 630. Greene copper was frse- I
tlonally lower at nsures below 15. There was a
fair oulme of bu.iness done In Houthrrn Pa
illic rights They were highly Irregular and
weaker, closing at 23S One bond of the Vlr
ir nla-Caroline Chemical Conipan sold at 96-"
an advance of a point and a half over the
last previous Kale
CItlcnRO Stork Market.
Reported by G II
North Fourth stie-t:
rjlscult com
Do. pfd . .
Box com
Do pfd
Can com
Do pfd.
Walker . Co.
No. 307
s,e 47
.101 U10S'.
. 1 if 1'.
. s a s
4'.6 :
. 4Jfe5 41
IIodiI luotntlfin at esv York.
New York .Iul 3
da for bonds on the
Cl-tsing tjuotatlon- to
.ock l:change were as
follows:
I'nltetl Mites lefunillrp 2s, registered
I'nlletl mjics refundtnc 2s couiton . .
Inlte,l nntes3s, rea;.terI ,
United Mac 3s. coupon .,
ITi Itttl State. ,nen 4 resNtrred
I'nltotl states new 4j, coupon
United States oM I. reKltereil
I'nltetl State, oli 4", toupon . .
Atchison teneral 4s . .
Att hton adjustment t
Atlantic C'ut Line 4
Ilaltlniore and Ohio 4
llaltlinore nnd Ohio 34"
'CVntntI of tleorgla 1st lnc .. .
Cential if Georgia let Int
th 3petke .tn.l Ohltt 4'i-
Chltacn and Vlton 32S
Chltaco llurllnaton an,l Qulnc new 4'
Chlcngo, M and St Paul general 4
Chicago and Northwestern con.ol 7
Chicago. II I and Pacific It It 4s ..
C, It. I A I" It It col .- .
C. C l A. St. U sen 4.
Chlcaco Terminal 4.
Consolidated Tobacco 4s . ...
Colorado and Southern 4.
Denver ard Rio Grande 4s
Hrle prior lien 4s .. .
Krie general 4s .
Kort Worth nnl Denver Clt lt
Hoiking Vallev IU. . ..
10l,
...I01-.
MP 1
,..1(0
111
lliW
K.
l'fc.
1C3'.
. . "'.
1K11,
"'a
. 7
71
l'.S
7s,s
y7
I'W.
1-sV
7o.
H'
llil.
:..h
i
9VV,
Sit.
.104',
17'.
.. 1MV,
in-,'.
... w
.. 14
.. "i
,. 6),
.' 5!',
..is;
Louisville and Nashville unified
4i .
Mattl attn consol . gold 4s
tviexlran Ontrnl 4.
Mexican Central 1st lnc
Mlnnespoll' And St. Iiils 4.
M tourl Kansas and Texas 4. .. ..
Ml.sourl Knnas and Txas 2dt . .
Natlor al It It of Mexico consol 4...
New York Central general 3'is
New Jersev Central general 5s
Northern Paclric 4s
Northern Pacific 3s . . . . ..
Norfolk and Western consol 4s
Oregon fiort Line 4s and partlc...
Pern?vanla conv. 3s . .
Reading general 4
ion
M1
... 93i
CS....1161
-t. louls and iron iiouniain censoj
Su Iouifl ntkl San Trancico funding 4 - Sl
Pt Loul Swthvestern lsts . &
Viboard Air Uce 4 .. .
Southern Parinc . M
Southern Itailwav V IM1-
Txas and Tacific . H8
Toledo, fit . and "Wettern 4 . 7"t.
I'nion Taciflc 4s lte1.
t'nlon Pacific conv. 4s . .. ..oiv.
T'nited States Steel 2d 5s ... . 1M
M'abaPh la 117
Wataih deb B - -. .. W
Wheelinp and Lk? Hrie 4i H
vlKontn Central 4 W4
tColnrado Fuel, conv. 5 T5
tOfferd
Yeterdar Dunk ClenrltiKH.
Testerdai" n earing. house statement showed
Clearing. J7.306.5; balances S355,754
St. Lonii Cotton Market,
Tranactlo-8 at the bank -were In good vol
ume, and there wan a fair demand for call
and time loans, with discount rates fteady at
41 to per cent.
Domestic Exchange.
netwrted by VThitaker & Co.. exchajigfl bro
kers. No. S00 North Fourth stret
Bid. Aked.
New Tork .. Eoc rrem fioc prem
Chicago SOcprem 5 prm
Cincinnati 10c dls par
Louisville 10c dls par
New Orleans . 10c dis par
Treasury Statement.
TTashlngton, July 27. Available cash bal
ance J14-5.JSS.4S3: gold 944.O7S.90L
Bar Sllrer.
Xew Tork. Julr 27. Bar Hlver 58ic
London. July 27. Bar s-Her quiet. 25 Vd.
ver York Money Market
New Tork. Julv 27. Money on call very easy.
1 per cent: closing bid z offered at 1: time
loans steadier: to 90 days 24 SS! per cent:
months 343. Prime mercantile paper 3t$
44 per cent. Sterling exchange firm, with ac
tual business In bankers bills at 4 S7951J4.M for
demand, and at 4 85104M 8530 for W-day bills;
posted rates 4 85564 W and 4 K9S4.SSS: commer
cial bills 4 8475. Mexican dollars 454c Gov
ernment bonds weak; railroad bonds easy.
LTVK.STOCK. MARKET.
Satire- Supply Small Better Demand
for Cattle Hob Close Hither.
Conditions In th trsarket hav. become so
favorable that larger receipts are now neces
sary In the cattle and hoe departments. The
packers are not only buying more liberally, but
the order demand has Increased, and the sup
ply to-day was Inadequate. There were order,
for many cars of cattle and for more than a
score of doubla decks of faors that could not
be flUed.
This ahow. that the market needs larger sup
plies, but commission interests in their solici
tude" for the welfare of their ahtppera advise
them to be cautious, and not to ship anythlnc
but rood, desirable stock. Oood heavy butcher
cattl. are wanted, and irood dresejed beef steers;
also medium to good Texas .teers. but no com
mon Texas cows
NATIVE CATTLE-About half of the small
receipts were In this division, and practically
all of th. earlr arrivals were soon sold; anything-
that had respectable kill brought good
strong prices. Light receipts on both aides of
tho market were responsible for tho activity
anaiswi. xor wmio pacicsrs are only aDle at
present to handle a limited number,- they could
readily taks care of the few on sale, conse
quently'a Tery satisfactory market mas the re
sult. Most of the early offerings were be.f steers
from common to pretty good kinds, one load
of pretty good quality and flesh, averaging
1.396 lbs., sold at 36. snth several lots of good
qualltled. decent killing at tS M. with a plain
lsh class of steers around 13.10K3 30, and com
mon lots at 34 4534.85.
A limited amount cf good butcher stock would
have sold: buyers were asking for them, but
as very little was available this end of the
trade was quiet.
Stockers and feeders sold v ery slowly, traders
were quiet operators and prices were not con
sidered v er good.
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
No. Ar. Pr
18...1396...W.00
21.. .10V)... S.iO
2.. .1181... 5.25
No. Av. Pr.
IS. ..1111. ..$3.50
21. ..1071... 5.3T.
10.. .1111... 5.35
11... OX... 4.50
No. Av.
31.. .1315..
20.. .1303..
7.. .1137..
i .. m..
3... DM..
Pr.
r.9
, 5.30
. 5 10
, 414?
::
11... 1010..
1... 990..
. 4.85
4.00
1...1310... 4 00 3.
BUTCHER CATTLE.
HEIFERS.
4.10 1... 940... 3 i t
960...
. 765. ,
.. 560 .,
3. to
6.15
570. j
3 33 1... 650... 3.35 1
Steers and helfcrs:
16 .. 775... 4 50
Cows and heifers:
COWS.
3... 976... 3.15
.1005
.1210 .
3 S
2.75
1
950 .. 3.".
BULLS.
! 75 1...1040 .. 3.13 1.. 1150 .. 2.0)
2.O0
.1340 ..
...1030...
VEAL CALVES.
130 . 6 5) 2 . 165... 5.00
STOCK STEERS.
15 ..1007.
... 3.40
MILKERS AND SPRINGERS.
2 40.00 1 90.00
SOUTHERN CATTLE MI of th fresh ar
rivals In the quarantine division wen- decent to
good ateers. cows and calves, and with onlv a
small number available and with a fair de
mand from killers, the market was active and
strong and of short duration. Good stock of
all classes sells readily, but Inferior, e.peclally
canning stock. Is not wanted and necessarily
sella at a sacrifice.
Steers sold at 33 75424.40 and were decent to
f:ood. one load weighing 1 024 lbs . selling at the
ast-mentloned price, with thro, lots of good
kinds at 84 30. A pretty good load of cows sold
at 83.70, with a common lot of canners at 31 50
Choice calves sold at 39 60, with a fair kind
around 37.50.
The market Is not In any condition to handle
normal supplies, neither Is it capable of taking
caro ot common grades of stock. Tmt a moderate
supply of good killing grades can be disponed of
to good advantage, but shippers should market
their stock with caution, as It Is to the general
advantage to supplv the market with a reason
able number suitable for slaughter or to rr-t
the requirements of shippers who ar. unable to
fill their orders, owlrg to the lack of a suitable
euppl).
TEXA3 AND INDIAN STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
47.. .1024. ..84 41 23.. .1031.. .J4 J)
I. . 9W ..Jl
23...1JI15... 4.30
:4...
379.
. 3.73
X...1KB... 4.30
97..
. 3.80
...
COWS.
30... 754 .. 1.50
CALVES
Per Head
SO . 221.
. s.50
79
C... 7.63
SO. .
. 950
12
. 7.50
HOGR Onlv about 2 000 hCS9 were on Kale.
which were hardly half enough to meet th.
Heroand. Packerr. clt) butchers and order buj
ers wsre all In the market, and quickly grabbed
up the entire offerings at prices that averaged
about 5 higher than, Tueedav. making the
market now around 40c per 100 lbs. higher than
the close of last week. Good lights for shipping
so'd up to 35.70: good msdtum hogs also up to
$5 70, and ev srythlng of an) consequence at Si 50
and above. Order buvers had order,, for nearly
2.000 head more than they were able to get.
and none of the packers were able to secure
as many as th.v wanted. Of course, the market
l not back to normal conditions, and It Is
only the good, solid com-frd hogs that are In
demand, all others being practically unsaleable.
SHEEP A verv small supply of sheep was on
a!e. and as there was a good demand from
both city butchers and packers, trading was
active, and the ntiro offerings quickly cleaned
up at strong prices. The best Iambs sold at
38 35. and good muttcn sbep at J42r4 33. and
several times the number on sale were wanted
atthe same prices to fill the demand. Only the
best stock are wanted, and should the receipts
inrude any common to half-fat .tuff It would
find v ery slow sale, but buyers wont good stock
and are willing to pay for them.
HORSES The offerings were rather light,
but comprised a fair supply tar the present
period, Thefe were about loo head In the auc
tion, part of which were good heavy horse",
wbieh sold well to the number of Eastern buv
rs present. Southern buyers were also pretty
well represented, and bought reaMIv of all tbe
nice smooth drivers and chunks' that were
available. There was nothing extremely brisk
about the movement, but (t was good and
healthy, and even tiling was sold In an encour
aging ni. me oernana was even larger than
.hown nrJ decided chjnr. rm i... L7i,1 VC.
eotsd no oetuaea cnacge irom last Week the
limited buslnt"belnr handled In a active
very good trade for thl
tlmv of ear
IIOriSE QUOTATIONS.
Ilarnese horses JI !')'& W
llta draft, cliulc to xtra MZ'aTii
Hca draft, comron to good Yiyql.ri
Hu'liif-TB horws. l.loo to 1.3i'0 It. 1JU17.
riiunUF. choice to extra...., lVilSi
i'tunki". common lb good 'tofiili'i
I 'arm chunks 7'.5rllS
outhrn hrf. choice to extra Kfciw
Southern l.jrie-?. plain to gcod 3o'g 6-1
Mt'I.KS few small tunchs of mules cam
in, shiih v,err sold on about ji ete.idv lia-st.
and rM change ttiok place in tne xneral tone
of the rrarket The local demand ha hhoinn
h comirtenej to handle all the decent muies
that hie bren coming i.tteli Whtlf tber
hae not been mun, tliej liae b'en more
numerous man the e-k or two go.n l.-rre
Katitn cfcanncN bae bin handling .i Tcvx
mule each uek, and this Imh furnlMien uZi'
cknt cutlet to Induce deilers to keep on huuu
the good arrlinH at iead price With the-e'
conditoni in eiTet t tr;e trade thl-i week has
ben yati'sirti.torj & far J- it has gone.
Utile nuotctfnn'
14 hand, extreme rnrse
14 band, bulk of sales .. .
Jt, hat.Jr. extreme rane.
MS hOIlil. bulk Of "lie ,
li hand, extieme ranse .
12 bondf. bulk of als, ....
!-' linnl", extreme rane.
Ii4 li-i d, bulk of ialr...,
J6' hand", t-xtrtnie rann--lt.H
hinds, bulk of Miles ...
. J wi $Kf ft)
,. . 7.tW'o W '"0
.. 7).c04llJU.Il
... 7S.Mtil(,
... .110 Wii'.WU'O
... ns.iOuiJ o
... 1J l"ltf-H.UJ
....135 Lnj'Ul.Lt)
lly TV IfRrap.i.
New ork. Jul 27 Ueewi-necei, t 2.39';
head st-r lutJisic higher, bull and dr ci
In Ibt-rdl -njppK And tinthanRl tommn to
(.holre- ftc trt J4 CjrJ 15, extra do Jb 25Q4; fr),
oxen .in.i sug 3-4JS5i), bulls JJfi4 15. extra
do J4 30, cow Jl 7St4 25 dre?ed beef y-lllng tt
fc'Sllc per In. mbltti quoted Ile cattle at ilv
lc ur lb , dree(i weight, fhrep iltil.c, nu
exports to da CaHes Receipts 3.203 head,
hiKher. common u choice eal.j H sij7 j u
few sales J7 75. culls J4i4iO; buttermilk J3 2(i
3 S.4, western calt at J.lii4.t.. cltj drt1!
air higher at :orl34c per lb ner?J- ana
Iamb- Ifcetpts 4.4t2 heaa, demand fair and
prUcs rtrm, tommen to prims sheep sold ut Jttt
4 75. cull Jj-2 50. common Mate to cno-oe
rreish Iambi Jiytt;5j. dressed mutton In lair
demand at StiIOc per lb . dresed lambs t a'a
13c liegs Receipts 5,)7 head, higher, prims
fctate a no l'nniianlu S5 255rG.
Chicago Jul 27 Cattle ltecelpts 5 5W, mar
ket tnng to Vic higher, g'wd priui ?tern
J5.0iirw poor to ni'dlum $ 2Tti5 4-, mocker-
and feeders jrffia W. cows SI 5jf4 25. helf-r
: r5j'.. tinners Jl 50,52.C. bulls UU 5, calics
jr 5A',i7, Texa fed utecru J3QT3.35 Ilog Ite--celpts
loiw mixed ard butcher J5 2t7S 75.
good to choice heai JTt 55iz5 75, market ure,i
flow nnd 1 losed Ftrcng. rough heaj 4 b)i
5 3', light J ij4fj m bulk vt aales $j 4tu to
thtep Hectriptf lO.fnj market stead , good to
cholr- w-thtrs Jiftl 25 fair to cho.cr- mixed
Jlfil. Western hp J34 J5. naiie lambs HV
7 50, Western lambs Sfi6.7."i.
Kanpas Clt, Julv 27 Cattle-Receipts C 5r0
Including l.poy Southern, bef steers (-tfad
to 2-jc loner, bjtihers steady tu 10c hiaher.
choice export and dresed-bef Meer J5 Gift
25 fair to good Jl5.o. Western-fed ste-r-i
Jvao.u, stocken and feeders 52. y4 0. Fouth
ern steers J3S5. .mthern cows Jl.;53.5. ra
tl cows JI.754 25. native heifers J3"S" 25,
bulls J3.25S3.75; calves j: 75S5 I loss Receipt
i 50); market 10c loner, ton 15 55; bulk cf a'e
S5.35S5 50. heavy J" 453 5j, packers J3.35'J?5.V),
pigs and llxhts J4.755 4r. pheep Receipt pM;
market stead . lambs 14,36' fed ewes S3 2501.
Texas clipped jearlingn JJ.TogSS, Texas cllpp-d
hep J3 75S4: stockers and feeders J2S3.2i
South St Joeph. Mo. July 27. Cattle-Tle-celpts
1,258. stead to 15c lower; native J4 3557
6 1j. cows and heifers J1.75fj5; k lookers and
feeders J3 254.15 Hogt Receipt Loll1: stead v.
light J5 255.40; medium and neav J5 305 S5.
Sheep Receipts 7?4. steady.
St. Iynl. Cotton Market.
Spot market nominally So Ioer.
bales. Quote.
Ordinary
Good ordinary
Lot middling
Middling
Good middling
Mlddllrg fair
Tinge, and stairs SS?4c off.
Galv eeton Spot market steady;
10 ll-16c.
sal's 7J
.. . S
-
.... .ll
10"
, 11
US
middling
middling
middling
New Orleans spot maratl dull,
10 t-ISc
Memphis spot market qult.
10 7-I6C
Receipts at prlnciral points:
New Orleans. 1,953 bales.
Mobil". 1 bale,
bavannah. l.Slt bales
Norfolk. 35 bales
Houston. 35 bales.
Memphis. 17 bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for
five dajs were 11.23 bales, against 10.804 bales
a week ago. and L031 bales In 1903 Exports
3.718 bales, against 1.997 bales In 1903 Stocks
139 930 bales, against 214.607 bales In 1903
St. Tuis warehouse statement:
1904
Stocks on hand Sept 1 -. 1.365
Net receipts since bent 1. ....... 57.144
Net shipments since Sept l.... 47,584
Mocks on hand M;r.'
Gross receipts It
Gross receipts since Sept 1 521,137
Gross shipments , Hi
Gross shipments since Sept 1 .511,677
1903
1L71S
50,818
,28t
2.249
645
735.714
645
71.VJM
By Telesraph.
New Tork. July 27. Spot cotton closed quiet;
middling upland. 10.75c; middling Gu I0.95e;
rales 67 bales Futures closed barely steady.
July 10 25c. Aur. ll.lSc; Sept. 1.86c; Oct. 9.67c.
Nov. 9.63c: Dec. 9.64c; Jan.r.9.65c; Feb. 9.66c:
March . 9 6Sc. The market opened quiet and
f-ad. July was tn moderat. demand bv be
lated shorts and opened 5 polgt. higher, while
later months, responding to the lower Liverpool
cables and continued favorable weather and
crop accounts, were unchanged to 4 points low
er. There was very little cotton for sale even
at this slight decline, and shortly after the call
supporting orders began to come In from th.
same parties who have recently shown a dis
position to buy on every soft spot. Sentiment
around th. ring seemed to have & bearish aver
age on crop news, the uneasiness over the Eu
ropan political situation, the unsatisfactory
tradings as reflected bv the Fall River strike
and continued short time tn Southerjt manu
facturing circle, and tha Increasing e.n.l.netr
of old crop receipts to say nothing of continued
Indications of the rew crop supplies. But there
seemed little desire to sell In view of the re
cent steadiness of the market and the support
from influential sources, and prices soon began
Jo work upward. Liverpool rallied after th.
local opening and New Orleans also showed
flrmne's In th. middle of th. afternoon prices
showed net gains of about 13 points. Later It
was reported that an Important market author
ity had Issued a crop report showing an aver
age condition over the belt of 91.8 per cent and
indicating a crop of about 13 027.931 bales The
report also stated that about 106.98$ bales of
old crop supplies remained In the Interior This
tl?iri It1 1. '".sreased offerings, and the mar
ket In the late trading lost most of the advance
and closed barely steady at a net gain of 386
onl"1" Sales wer- estimated at 150 0S0 hl.
. ..Jln?'l Jlr S7 -Cotton futures quiet
and steady; julv 10 4Saio.SOc; Aug. 10 ei0.19c:
Sept. 9.7fc: Oct. 9 4769.48c: Nov. 9.4SS-9 46c
D7 ?J3?,6: Jan- 3.S199 52C Spot quiet1
!S? oivbm!ld,?n1'n9:7I ffitkfSS
cneVpv,,f933r,5t-ock:IS:."nI 'fi-te R?
Liverpool. July 27 Cotton-Spot in fair de
m. ,:..?rlc" unchanged: American middling
lr 3:ad;.":0Dd- Si"1"",6 ,sd,', middling i m
low middling 92d; good ordinary 5.70d- or
dinary .o0d. The sales of the day were' 8 0V)
JA 0.,ah.cV',00? ?J," ,for speculation and
?7E?1' ?nd '"C'U'Jr1 '" American Receints
4eo hale.. Including 200 American. Receipts
ovTllSi tedy and closed verv stead: American
middling, g. o c- July 3S5d; Jul) and Aug.
?79d. Aug and Sept 5 65J: Sept' and Oct
5 40.1. Oct and Nov. 5 29d; Nov. and Dec 5K
Dec. and Jan 3 21d; Jan and Feb 3 Ml- Feb
and March 5.22d; March and April 5 23d '
Coffee.
New Tork. July 27.Coffee stead). No 7 Rio
,Sc The market for futures opened steady at
aa advance of 6 points In response to steady
Buropean market", the continued steadiness of
Brazilian holders and a scattering demand ap
parently, from outside sources through Wall
street commission houses. The trad, was
more than ordinarily active, owing largely to
continued switching from near to tbe lata posi
tions, which, however, was accomplished with
out nny material change In prices. The market
closed steady at a net advance of 5B10 points
bales were reported of 83.250 bag, Including
aVB 8""- " t,0C- & May
Snarar. .
New York. Julr 27. Sntrar .P. . i
refining 34o: centrifugal. 96 test. 3 ii-iWic'
molasses sugar J4c: refined firm; cru-hed 5 75c
powdered 51oc; granulated 5 03c. -.
. ?.: .TiW? Julv " Surar strong; open
kettle 2.e23-16cr open kettle centrifugal sa
34c: centrifugal whites 4v.c. 5elIows 3U:
seconds .SJf.sic. Molasses nominal: cDen kettle
20g25c. centrifugal 10313c Slrop nommflVai
I.entlier anil Hides.
New Tork July 27 Leather firm. Hides
steady. California. 21 to 23 lbs . 18c.
Petroleum.
f0',1,.11'' ra-lj 5Lre"'ut balances tl 50
Certificates. no-Bid. Shipments 43.94? average
63.452. runs 100.914. average 7V 165. Shlpments
Llma 59.394- average 62,K,2. Runs-Lima 78 213
average 56,370.
Hie Bletnt Market.
New York Julv 27. Tin recovered a part o
its recent lor. to-day. with spot closing at
1J2 10s and futures at 122 15s In the Lcndcn
market. Here tin was quiet but slightly hlgh-
.,, nam ,jul iuiru ml -"-osj.J.tC. COPper
declined 57 for both spot and futures in the
I.ondon market. Locally quotations are un-"
changed, with lake held at 12 6241-S2ue-electrobtic
at 12.2441 12.75c. and casting "at
12.37v.tfU2.roc. I.esd was unchanged In both
markets. Locally the price stands at 4.-034 23c
for spot, with London quoted at 11 13. gj
Spelter was unchanged at 22 7s 6d In London
and at 4.S34T4 95c In the local market, iron
was unchanged t 51s 9rt In Glasgow, while
Mlddlesboro v.as a shade lower at 4", si
Locallv Iron continues quiet. No. 1 foundVy
Northern Is quoted at S14ffl4.50: o 2 foundry
Northern at 813.75Etl4: Nn. 1 foundry Southern
ard No 1 foundry Southern soft at 113 50
Dry Goods.
New York. July 27 A new schedule or rr"-s
on.lteavy sheetings and drills by Southern mm
ufacturers has been the prlrclpal feature In th
dry goods market. Print cloth yam goods sr
firmer on account of the strike, with certain
manufacturers holding above the market Buy
ers are. operating for current needs, but are not
speculating. Dried Fruits.
New York. Jglv 27 Th market for evap
orated appls continues c.ulet. with dema-vj
light, but offerings are limited, and tie gc--eral
tone Is firm; common are quoted al 4?ii
prln. at 54B6c. choice nt 64B64c and far?y
at 757'-c. There Is a. steady demand for new
crop prunes, which, however,, is for small lot"
with th dallv aggregate rather disappointing
prices show no lmprereement. with spot fruit
ranging from "2c tn 64c. according to grade
Aprk-ots are .attracting verv little attention at
the moment- choice-a-e quotsd at 94fine extra
choice, at 104io',c fancy at UBIJc. peaches
also, are moving vry slowlr but holders seem
confident, and are maintaining prices; .chslce
are held at 774c, extra choice at TSftSc and
fancy at 8ia810o,
tead way It Is
WAR CLOUDS CONTINUE
TO SEND PRICES UPWARD.
SF:i'TK3ir,KK WHKAT MAKES
(..A IX OF 114c.
(.'tun N I'p 1 4c; Oath Uise Sluulc
Ilifilicr I 'in vicious 1'iiicti-
cally riulianjjed.
Chicago. Julv 27 European war clouds
nnl strong domestic markets to-daj gave
ronevved Impetus to th upward tiend of
sneculatlve wheat values here. At the
close stI)t wheat showed -1 giin of l'ic.
Corn was up i,r; oats were a .shade high
er, provMons were pr.tctir.illy unchanged
WHEAT.
I'nder the stimulus of 3 fieh burst of
bullishness at Liverpool and the unset
tled condition of the Eiitupeun political
situation, the wheat market opened here
strung. Initial quotations un Sept. being
"I Ve to 'bTi'.c at SS"5e to SCl.c From
the Mart, there was an .ictlve general de
mand. A sharp decline in contol". owing to the
grave aspect of affairs, between England
mil Russia, caused very strong wheat
markets abroad, and in consequence, for
eigners were good bujers here. There
was also a better export demand toi
wheat and (lour I'urtner reports wire
received of additional in- hi nn.i i th,.
bouthwett and advice, trom the North
west were far from encouraging
Complaints ot rust were quite general.
On the whole, the bulls had evcrv thing
their own vv.iv and there was no selling
of importance except bj longs who tooK
profits.' 1'rlces at one time reached ves
tcrdav's closing figures on such realiz
ing sales kept sold off up to Si'AjiSs '.c
Thereafter, however, the maikit aefvanced
rapidlj. with onl siignt rues-ions.
Iteports ut thrashing returns from Mis
souri and Michigan were verv disappoint
ing and cash markets everv where were
exceptional strong To cap the climax,
word was received from Kansas Citv that
an elevator man there had sold Kunsas
une.it to go to California Primary re
ceipts were fairly large, but the urgent
, unndipi muie inan onset tni1 innuence.
! The high point on Sept wa reached at
Vic. A slight reaction occurred Just be-
ui int- eiuse. imai ngures on Sept. be
ing at 8sv,ijS9:jC.
clearances o. wheat and flour were
equal to IQ.X0 bu. Primary receipts were
7i;9.200 bu., compared with l,7v) bu. a
jear nco. Minneapolis. Duiuth ind Cht
cago retorted receipts of 219 cirs. against
211 cars last week and Za cars a year ago.
CORN.
As a result of the decldeti strength of
wheat, a firm feeling prevailed In the
corn pit Local traders were Inclined to
sell corn on the favorable crop news, but
the action of wheat pre-vented anv- liberal
offerings. Primary receipts were fairly
large and the cash demand rather slow.
On the whole the volume of business was
light. Sepr openfd 'sc to v.c higher at
4,j,c to 4j",c sold between iVtKf'tCr and
..0c. and closed at 137,c Ixjcal rce-eipts
were 173 cars, with 12 of contract grade.
OATS.
There wa a fair bjvlng of oats by com
mission houses on the strength of wheat,
but offerings from sit traders were of
sufficient Quantity to hold the market
about steady The inriulrv for the cash
article was rather Blow and this had a
tenancy to restrict Interest In speculative
trading Sept. opened a s-hado "hizher at
53V ranged between 33t,sSi.n',c and SSc
and closed nt 3Cs,c. I.ocai receipts were
61 cars.
RANGE OF FUTURES
Oi-nlng. Highest. Lowest. Closlrg
Wheat
Jul) . ES
Juij-t ... sm.
Sent .. fOSBSOV,
S.ptt .. SSSffSss
Corn
9SS
9H
.ITS
lot,
S)V.
9V.
97S
914
!ls
9' fSSfioSS f'SflSJ".
Julv ... 4.e4'W.
4V,
5.1
4S
0S
331.
S3V.S33S
35S
494
4344",
4".
41".
464B4
23
fcew ....4M.641 .
Dec . .46 &4S
Oats-
July .. 4
Sent . 334fiS
Dec . 3.P.
May . . Si.
Mess l'orktrj
335
33SS33S
334J3,
31S 33S.J.33.
354SK54 3.33S
Julv
12J24
12 VS
K.ii
rt
12 85
ll.tt
6 SO
6 934
12 874
12 e5
6 80
6 924
974
12 77U,
12 774
6 M
6 874
6.S5
Oct
Lard
Sept .:..
6 80
6 ",
6 97'.
7.33V.
724
7.674
Ctct
y?s,
tnort kids
July ... 7 35 7 53 7 30
S.CDt .7 5" 7 52S ..4a
Oct ... 7 574 7 374 7.f2V.
Old. tNew
RECEIPTS AND 9HirME.TS.
I'.ec.
Ship.
12,500
lit ))
15i6iO
74 3lO
7V
l.cJ
Flnr. hbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu ...
Oats, bu
R)e. bu
Uarle). bu
33.7.A
.171 9fO
.423.4
.SH.sru
. DiKIO
41.'J0
PROVISIONS.
Pending a settlement of the stejek-yards
strike, the provision market was practl
callv lifeies'. A small demand from pit
traders, with only light offerings caused
a firm undertone. Sept. pork and ribs
were each up 2'-c at the close, final ngures
being $12.65 and" r..VW.UzC. respectively.
Laru was unchanged at JbSO.
Estimated receipts for to-morrow :
Wheat. 74 care, corn, 242, oats, 33; hogs.
i;,(Oj head.
r
SIARKETS RY TELEGRAPH.
New York. July 27. Flour Receipts 16,744
bbls , exports 2,904 bbls , market firm with a
light trade. Minnesota patents S5&5.S5. R)e
flour Arm. Cornmeal dull. R)e nominal Bar
lev nominal Wheat-Receipts 70.000 bu. ;ct
firm: No. 2 red nominal elevator; No l red
81.03 nominal f o. b afloat; No. 1 Northern
Dulu'.h 31.094 f. o. b. afloat. No. 1 hard Mani
toba f. o. b afloat Options opened stronger
and active on another war scare, holding Arm
all da with higher Liverpool cables and for
eign bu)lng a feature The afternoon demand
was especially prominent, stlnuiatcd by less
favorabl Northwest crop news and a better
casi Innulrv through Kanas The cloae was
4'c higher. Julv ll.024Srl.02.. rlocd 31 024:
Sept. 93SW34 7-16C. closed 944e. Dec 9:tf93'4i
closed 92 ,c Corn Receipts is 575 bu. Spot
firm: No. 2 56c elevator and 54c f o. b ancat.
No. 2 vellow 57c. No, 2 r" 1 53c Option market
was dull here all da), but firmer with wheat,
closing partly 4c net higher, July closed 554,c
fcent. S14&5jC. cltBed 5t",c Dec. closed 524c
Oats Receipts 60.600 bu . exports 350 bu. Spot
easy: mixed oats 126 to 33 lb. ) 41fl2Sc: natural
white (1633 Ihsl 43ir47c, clipped white (36 to
40 lbs ) 4Bir.lc. nay auij Hops quiet, pacific
t:oatt. 1903 2632''c. Wool firm. Coal ncmlnal
Ief firm: family 810 53UU1. Cut meats firm.
Lard steady, refined steady. Pork firm. Tallow
firm, city 44c; country 44tt44e. Cotton-seed
oil steady: prim, jellow 274t?27i-c. Rice firm
Molasses quiet
Chicago. July 27. Cash flour steady Wheat
No 1 spring 9St?99c, No. 3 estrjoc. No. 1 red
97fi99c. Corn No 2 50c: No. 2 yellow 514c.
Oats No. 2 2J,e29Sc. No. 2 white 2V-tMlc;
No. 3 white 3S'tttll4c R)P No. 2 724c. Bar
le) Good feeding 35er3Sc. fair to choice malt
ing 42330c. S.cets No 1 rlax J1.1S4. No. 1
NorthweMern 51.24. prime timothy 33: clover,
contract grade. 111. 25. I'rov Islons Mess rcrk.
per bbl , tl2.S0812.85. lard, per 100 lbs. S 774
66 SO. short rlls sides (loose) S7.25ff.3i4,
thnrl .1..,,. .1. lK.,1 1 t? -.;? J W.-1.1.I..
basis of hlghwlne.. $1.28.
Kanas Oty.- Julv 27 Wheal higher; Julv
Slc: bept 79c; Dee 73",tf75c. cash No. i hard
S3Si7c: No. 2 MSflStc; No. 1 798Ic; No. 2 red
Mif90c: No 3 54tis7c: No. 4 S0at3c. Corn low
er; July 50c. Sept 45,,tf47c. Dec. 414c; Mav
4H.B41VC. cash No. 2 mixed 31.e32c: No. 3
5.1441 31c, No 2 whl'e 534c. No. 3 524c. Oan
stead). No. 2 white 45c; No 2 mixed 4343c
Hay weak; choice timothy 33.0, cnolce ptal
rle $7. Rve nominally steady at COc. Recelets
Wheat 120, 4-M corn 2",0uo. oats 5.C0O. ti,p.
ments Wheat 139,200, vorn 20.4W; oats none.
Cincinnati. July 2 W'hl.kv. distillers' fin
ished goods dull on basis of Jl.:b.
Duiuth. Minn. July 27 Wheat, to arrive:
No. 1 Northern J1.02: No. 2 Northern 3Sc: on
trk: No 1 Northern Jl 024, No 2 Northern
S4c- July 31 024: Sept. '04c: Dec. 64c Oats,
on trk., 3.4c to arrive. 35c: Sept. 334c
Milwaukee Jul) 27. Barley dull. No. 2 619
62c: sample 33JJS3C.
Minneapolis. July 27 Wheat July 99.c: Sent
89'nc; Dec S74c: No. I hard 31 02; No. 1
Northern 81 014 : No 2 Northern 93Sc. Flour
First patents tilO3 20. second patents 13.10,
first clears S3 5533.65 second clears S3 5a Bran.
In bulk. J14; shorts 816.
Toledo O. July 27 Clov erseed-Cash Jj (5:
Oct. JS70: prime alslke P. 50; Aug. 86 60 bid.
prime timothy 81 SO: Sept. 81.20.
Peoria. July 27 Corn stead) ; No. 3 454c; No
4 47-Hc. Whisky, on the basis of 81.2S for fin
ished goods.
Liverpool. July 27. W heat Spot nominal; fu
tures firm: bept. 6s 94d Corn Spot quiet.
American mixed new 4s 44d: American mixed
old 4s 54d; futures firm: Sept. 4 53a,d.
Poultry,
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Julv 27 Live poultry Receipts 7
cars Western. 2 Southwestern and 1 Southern.
There was ome Improvement In the demand
for fowls, and feeling was slightly firmer,
while fancy heava Western and snail Southern
chickens also rold well, but medium-sized
chickens were neglected. Roosters steady. Not
many turkey arrived. Ducks anj geese un
changed. Pigeons slow. Quotations unchanged.
Dressed Poultry Receipts 1.397 pkgs. The
fresh receipts were moderate and Invoices for
l.ter In the r-etk genrr-fllv showed a slight
falling off in fowls. This, with some support
from neighboring markets for fowls caused a
Arm feeling and receivers held firm for 124c on
their average best run of drs-plcked. whll
graded lots were held up to 13c and sime fig
ure vvas a.k-sl for finest mark, of scalded The
average quality ot spring chickens was' below
the u.ual standard and most of the bu.lne.,
was In rang, of 14ffl5c nn scalded and 15016;
.n dry picked, though fancy lirge of either
brought more. Old roo.ters slightly higher.
Squabs mnr" plenty and sllghtlv easier. Iced
Broilers Western dry plck."d. fancv large 16c;
do. scalded, do. 15c Other quotations un
e-ianted--
SUWIWIARYOFST.LOUISRIARKETS
Uespit tlie fact that nearly all domestic conditions were bearish, grain valuer
were sharpl higher in esterdaj's market The war scare vvas responsible for the
greater part of the advance Uritih feeling against Russia was shown by another
break in the price of consols and there w.is .1 growing tear that the United States
might be made partj to an International quarrel In vicv. of these facts bearish indi
cations were ignor'd Th miklj Government weather leport showed generally fa
vorable conditions, though u moderate reduction in the winter-wheat yield was noted.
Itoeeirts here and .it other points were larger than on the ooircspondlng day last year.
The war s-caie brought manv outside speculator? into the market and buving of this
character vvas a feature of th session Opening prices wire higher and there was a
steadj advance until the end of the ilrst hour, when profit-taking caused a recession.
There were frequent dips of this eharacter. but in the main the market had excellent
support. Off" rings .vcrc so well absorbed in th last hour that the prices ofthe active
options were verv strong at the dose.
Corn followed wheat on the upturn Favorable weather conditions were more
than offset h war news and light receipt- Trading was nut heavj. but the feeling
was unmistakabiv bullish
Sept wheat opemd V",,c' up and closed 1MI'3c up.
Sept corn opened t3c up and closed 1c up.
S'.pt oats closed ltv up
Receipts of produce were moderate and prices of fruits and vegetables were iten.
erallj stead.
Ixicai s,,.mitieS hid little support Traction stocks were weak, but there was
some demand for the bomls
Vesterdav's bank cl-nrlngs were 77,2.:.I23. talances $.".TC,7;t. Discount rate were
steady between V and tt per cent
Spot cotton was xac lowe-r in the local market.
WAR SCARE EFFECTIVE
IN ADVANCING GRAIN.
WHEAT FFTURKS AKE ACT
IVE AXI) STKOXU.
Corn A No Advances With
Additional Impetus of
J.ijjht Receipts.
t lie
Uncertair.tv as to the outcome of the
quarrel between Great Britain and Itu-sla
and the possiblliiv that this country
might become Involved In a similar dis
pute were the main factors In working an
advance In grain values. Outside of a
"light decline In the winter wheat condi
tion during the week all other indications
were bearish Weather conditions were
generally favorable and receipts were on
the increase, speculative buying was
brisk throughout the session.
Sept. wheat opened ,-'''sC up and sold
at:
S7Sc. S74fiS7c. S75.c. 874c. He. SsSS-.4c.
M4c 6S4tze4i. H4c. sSc. s34S"4c. sSSc
lv.c, 8s.,ib'.c. i',c. S9t. B8U',u ,c
Light receipts and empathy with
wheat advanced corn futures. While- the
range was comparatively narrow, s-eriti-ment
among coarse gram traders was
bullish. Here, too. the war scare was the
main lactoi.
Sept corn opened 4c up anc- goij at;
44c. 44c. 4S4c. 45V,c. 45c. 4SSc. tic. 4)4c
494c.
Receipts of wheat at St. Louis 136.447 bu .
of which 5.941 sks and 15.' cars local ana 7
cars through, against 15i,075 bu.. ot whieh
J,'. sks and no cars local and 11 ears
througn. i.. i.a
Receipts of wheat at primary points for
2t hours 7C.C(") bu , against 5x.'"0 bu. in
1303. and shipments 31t..AJ bu., against 200
W) bu. Northwest received IW ears
against 16e cars in 1503. Chicago received
1J1.&5U bu. and Kansas City 2J4.3TO bu.
Clearances 34.600 bu.
Kee-cipls of corn at St. Louis 22.500 bu .
of which 21 cars local and 1 car through,
as against 45 (XO bu., of which 47 curs lo
cat anu 3 cars through. In 1903.
ReceiptJ o; corn a. primary poinM for
21 hours 4S5.(.KX bu . against MCOUO bu. In
1933, and shipments 239,000 bu., against
337.000 bu. Chicago received 422.400 bu. and
Kansas City 22,5ij bu. Clearances 69.2U) bu.
iieceipts or oats at St. Louis ".Ttw du..
of which all were local, against 46.150 bu.,
of which 60 sks. and 24 cars local and 10
cars through. In 1903. Shipments 1.650 bu.
Receipts of oats at primary points for
21 hours S21.0CO bu., aa against o9J,(sl bu.
In i:C. and shipments 13J.W1 bu , against
321.000 bu. Clearances 9.900 bu.
Cash Grain, Floor, Etc.
WHEAT By sample, del.: Car lota No. J rd
at W'jroSc and worth 94c at close; No. 3 red
at 87,131c. mainly eSCtsae: No. 4 at 75337c, main.:
ly S4er5c. rejed at 76c. 3kd. on trk.: No.
2 red at 9Jc. No 3 red at S5s7c. Skd . dumped
in elev : No. 2 red at S34c: No. 3 at 84c: No.
4 at 81c: hanl winter In better milling demand:
No. 2 at &0Sr92c and )e!low at 91c: No 1 at iSf?
ac. No 4 at S36s6c: No. 2 mixed at E9e.
c"ORN From store, loaded. No. 2 at 62c; No
3 at 514c No. 2 ellow at 534c By sample.
del : No 3 at SlSolSc; No. 4 at 4Se60c: No. 2
)ellow at 63c. No .1 jellow at 53c: No. 2 white
at :23534c: No t white at I1462c
OATb l)v sample, del.: No t at 334c new
and 404c old No. 3 new at STVjC; No. 4 new
23S35c. No. 2 white 43c new and 44Hc old: No.
3 while 42c new and 433434c old; No. 4 white
3Sff42e and 35c barley mixed.
RYE Scarce and strong; No. J quotable at
70c No. J at 6m?
FLOUR Quotations for soft winters la wood:
P.tents Jr-e-.if5.lP: special brands 10025c high
er 9o-per-cent patents J4. 804J4. 95; extra fancy
SI. 5094 60: clear 33.S0&3 90: low grades In Jutes
SDrlnsr wheat, rjstents. In bulk 14 4534.60.
MILU'EED-Bail. E. trk and In 100s and
prompt shipment: Bran 823S4c and mixed feed
bulk bran at 80c At mill, bran lobs at 90c and
bulk bran at SOc At mllle, bran Jobs at 90c and
ships at 81.10
"LAXEEr Nominal at J1.15.
HAY Timothy, choice S14 S0Jfl5: No. 1 812.59
B13.50- No. 3 JJS11: No. 4 1S)8. Clover No. 1
112: No. 2 1859 60; mixed SIOSIO 50 for No. 1:
JSB9.50 for No. 2. Prairie No. 1 $939.50: No. 2
it aOS 50, No 3 or low 357.
STRAW Wheat and oat en trk. JS: rje J10
an
LEAD At Jl.
SPELTER-Jt.75 asked.
WHISKY-Quote on basis cf J1.324 a giL for
.pints.
St. Loral. Fntnrc Prices.
Closed Ranred trusted
Tuesda). Yesterdjy. Yesterda)
Wheat Julv
bept .. ..
Dee- .. .
Corn July .
Sept
Dec
Oats Jjly .
bept
91 Q04
94
...87. b
.8". b
49'jb
44
t3-l-?434
31b
...3.",b
87SU834
S8S'f90"s
4"S4tll'94
434fi(l4
. ..t.. .
... .( ..
SSS84 b
sii.b
51
4'4 b
414 a
39 1)
Stock, of Grain In Store.
Yesterday. Tucda) La: Yr.
Wh'at
424.3S3
1 8.913
303.208
IfH.XZ
Com
oat.
R)e
Barley . . .
No. 3 red wheat .
No. 2 hard wheat
No. 2 mixed com
No. 2 white corn
No. 3 yellow corn
No 2mlxdoat9
No. 2 rye
113. Vt
23,515
413
16 673
157.724
6
40 34
52.217
7.254
4.143
C57.U5S
. Z.l-'i
443
. 10.073
.234 980
6
37.7fio
. 52.247
. 7.254
. 4.143
3. 525
22,361
73
442.152
6 479
1U7.446
2.S.3M
7.2U
19,ls-4
15.1'3
Frnlta send Vegetables.
The Republic quotations are for lots In first
hrnds. iuiI.ss otherwise specified. Small lots
en oroers are charged hlgrer
GRAPES Quote Concords (Miss ) at 50c per
climax baekct. Ark. Ives and Harttords. cli
max basket. 30533c. and 4 bs-ket crate. 6j75c.
BLACKBERRIES Quote at 75SSVC per 6 gal.
for ordinary to sittl.10 for choice large varletie.
PEACHEbJ-Quote: Texas 4s Elberta (specked)
4.igt0c and sound 75StOc: Arkarsas, Alabama
and Mississippi Liberia 4s at 63S75c. and 6 nt
Siai 50 for good to choice; bouthern Illlno's.
J;L'R.U otdlnarv 3&JJ35c: Tennes e- 4s Elberta
5tm60o and 1-J-bu. 20c; home-grown. 4-bu.
2o4rn0c.
HUCKLEBERRIES-Cholce at J1.50S2 per
6 gal. case.
NEW PPLES-Quote: Green and mixed
necks at 25c and red. 33c: 1-3-bu . green an.l
red 45c. bu hose. 75c8Sl for green to $1.25
for transparent! bbl. lots from JlSi.50 for poor
to J2a2. for choice, and S33 50 for fancy
large transparent, home-grown 75c$rji 50 per bu
lor...
,,1-EJ?9;.s-3.Ie1ln"1 ftcm "to" tltH: at auc
tion, callfornli n.50S3.ii ner box.
CANTAIXDUPE3 California S4 per peny
crate and J4 " for standani crate: Texas 25c for
damaged to. Jl.SO for choice per r-tandaul crate:
Arkinsas. ci crater, choice J1&I.25 and poor
ooV. and baskets 40T.V)c
PLUMre Texa. Chlekasaw slow sale at 30341c
eer (j gal. ana ICSrlje p.r 1-3-bu. box: wild
goose, per t-gal. MS73c and 49850c per 4-bu.
BANANAS Quotatle at Jl 2322 50 a burch on
orders.
GOObEHCRRIES-Northern at Jl 2381 50 per
J eeed 1 ra J. " re
COCOASVIS-Ter I.COO. E trk.. $30; Jobbing
wav. $XjO per 100.
PBARS-Southern Le Conte J3B2 75 per bbl.:
hampers at JlHl J5. and short bu. bis. 75c.
WATERMELONS, In car lots from $1103175
for good to fancy large: Jobbing wav J7U35.
OREGON CHKRItllSsJBIack at 75c and Roy
al Anne at 3101.25 per lu-lb. box.
CALIFORNIA DECIDUOUS FRUITS At auc
tion: Bartlett pcors SIIrl.74 per box. Piunes
and plums Tragedy J1.101.25: Italian JI.15:
Kelscy Japan J1.55B1.75; climax JI.1063: bur
bank JlSl.lO; abundance Jl.lvWl.25: iradshaw
11.20: Satsuma 81.20rtl.35: m)stery J1.25; Italian
Jl : California resd SI JO.
PINEAPPLES Florida J2 50(53 0"r crate.
CALIFORNIA DECIDUOUS FRUIT- Frrn
store: Bartlett pears J2.50S2.eo: Tragedy
prunes J1.60t?l..o: burbank and peach plums
81 60: purple duane Jl. 4031.50.
POTATOES Early Ohio from farmers' wag
ons at 45048c per bu. locse. deL. up to 47B4SC
for fancy large. Lots on Levee selling at 4ifi
45e per bu skd
NEW ONIONS Near-by vellow 6.1fi70c for
sound per bu. loos., and red at 70380c Poor
end small net wan'ed. Lots nn Ite. from
60ft70c.
CABBAGE Quote home grown 40843c per 100
lbs. loose.
SAUERKRAUT New city make per bbL S3 60
and half bbl 82.
CUCUMBERS Home-grown ccmlng In freely
and selling from 2MJ50c per bu. locse.
TOMATOES Home-grown In good supply, but
slightly firmer. Quote oer bu. loose at 7035c.
Consigned sold at- 15330c per 4-batktt crate.
ir-krv"i,H.'7.H';m"sr0"n MSTJe per bu loose.
KOllLRAIil Hura.-gn.wn at 23S30c per dox.
for choI e.
KiSGPLVNT New Or ean. J1S2 per 3r,i. t-.
cording to condition: Alabama ,CStM p-
f.,,".,."ik-vP"r,,'n,ei"rc"n 40aj0c per bu. b:
IJKl.Ts Home.gioen i&:5c per doz. Sa
South-
ern not na:itrd
LETTLTK IIcm"--srown 2Ge.30c per bu.
rapn hea.l let,,,,. "Irj. r. - ,..-. ll
Chl-
HI.ANs. Quote af 4lfC5t- pr bu Iooe
CHtEiix PEAb-Cholce Nbrthern J131.25 per
.'i;--I;,-ivHr-.1T":Bre'"? s1 pr bu box.
lalMI'O Quite Vikamas 4. at Jlaeuc for
cholc- ami 1-3-bu box at f"flc. '-uc Ivr
.1 EI.KHY Michigan fat ciaicj slow sale at
wOtva'. nnd square at 75$S3c.
OREEN i"ORN Quote home-grown at 1311130
pcrd-jz Ccnslgce.l We rer crate cf 6 to 7
seiL 3II-Quote heme-grown at 20tJ15c per
Mlsrellaiicons MarLets.
GRV.1S hLD---on-rli!,s light and little de
menu; must aneties be,ng uut of season
v.ucs non.lnal. per lc) lbs.: Clover at t to 87
tlmeth) at J2.40 to J2.73. reutop at 81 to .
liungarlin nt sc to Jl; rullltt at Iw to JLri
Ord'i- higher " '0-
UE.v.Nc. PKAS. ETa-Quote from store, n'r"
bu.: White beans at SIJstil-9v. cho'ce hand
picked at Jl 5, bc-otch peas J13j; split ra, ..
hlaekeye llt51.70 per lb.: Lima 4tfl4c: In-
tils 44Wc. iea kldnev 6c. California pink 44c
White beans In car lots en L. trk. held at 31 83
psr bu. for choice tana picked, but none report
ed sold
bToeK PEAS" Wh'pjoor-111 S131I3perbu.
L'.MU)r;i: SBEl) yucte 12..0 per 100 lbs.
C.VbTOU llUANb-J1.40 r.er bu. for prime in
car lets on trk.. 8125 fur small quantities.
DR1LD fRUir Atples: -.un-drted qjarter.
24j34c evaporated at 4c to be; cores and
peelings at l'.ejl-.c, chops at 14814c. I'eactrea .
at 3c to i-ic.
Fl.A riltita Prime white live goose In small
sks. 5Sc. and In large ek. 50c: prime gray dtv,
41e in email and 4'C In large eks ; old white 40
SHc. A. 30'ir.Sc: XX 22ft-6c: XXX lljltc;
XXXX 5c. tare, lj pr cent on small ska. and
Ic 011 urge. Duck White 4:c: dark. 36c- Turner
Tall jvc. wing 9c: points 5c.
ROUlb Pet il . Ginseng at 84 2314.71; stem
my. w.edy. etc.. less. lacy slipper 8c; seneca
55c. pink 13c, golden s-ai 67fJoc; block 44c:
Ma) avple 4c. snake 2IS26C; white snake 2Vc:
angelica 5tfbc; wahoo eark of root. Sc baric
ot tree. 24c; blood sc. blue flag 3c: sassafras
bark of mot c- wild ginger 7c.
LINSEED OIL Quotable at 42c per gal. for
raw and 43c fur boiled; lc per gaL leas in car
lots. -;
COTTON-SEED OIL-W'lnter whit. 45c: yeU
low 40c: summer whit 31c: vellow 33c: salad.
4c. cooking ) ellow 34c: white 37c.
POP CORN 100 lbs. on cob. white: RIe 81
Gl 101.: mlved nt 75c.
tVALT E. oe medium, at JI: granulated I60
per bbl 5c ir.cre per bbL this side.
EMPTT HARRELS Coal ell. turpentlo. and
gasoline, si 05. v.ncgar 70c: black oil 10c: lin
seed. Ilcht and varnlh 80c; machine fOc: sogmr
IS;: whisky 80e: do. half bbls. 0c: wine fl;
sauerkraut 201140": pickle 40$50c; flour 18c; mo
lssse. 3.1c. lard tcs 43c: 25c off tor each broken
head 24c each hoop missing. .
RAGS. ETC. Per 100 lba.: Country rag. at
50c. Old rope No. 1 manila. at U.2S: No. t at
iAr. Rubb-r at 555 60.
PEANUTS Farmers" stock, m Ib.i Red VA
ere; white at 2--S34C.
FECANS-Western at 5'4e: Texas at M,e. ,
MAPLE SUGAR-Quote at (e to 10c r lbw-
COOPERSTUFF-Quot. In car lots, on trk.t
Staves Flour bbls. at S10 for Cottonwood and
S9.75 for mixed: meal bbls. at 88: Mow 2 at 86;
No. 1 half-bbl. (gum) at Jt.BO: roUl-ran trait
bbls. S7.50- beer keg J134J16: lard Were 8J7;
pork bbl. SIS. Heading, pet set No. 1 flour bbl.
"c mill-run 174-lncb stock tor appl. bbL cue.
No. 2 do. 44c: lard tierce ltc: pork bbL 134c
Shaved hoops Flour bbl. S5.50 for cooper. 84 for
hoosler: half-bbL S3: colled aim (6-ft-l 8898.25:
oak lord tierce, cooper shaved tUOli: ports,
bbls. 35.
Hides.
Green salted better: dry stock steady. Qnots:
Dry flint Texas butcher Clt lbs. ana over) at
ltc: do. fallen at 144c: all Texas light cunAer
It lbs.) at 14c: native and Arkansas at IH,o
latter on selection: 16c tor No. 1 and lis for No.
2r glue at 9c Dry-salted at 12c Greesn-salteet
round at 74c fcr ssouthem to 8c for Westernrs
green-.alted on reliction at 4c for No. 1 and
74c for No. 2, part-cured 4c less: sneured a
less, and bulls lc less than loregolng: glue 4BaS...
W00L
Mo. and III.
Med. comb. Ac
clcth. mxd...
Clothing 34
Low i. braid.. 23
Burry ic clear
mixed 20
Slight burry .20
Hard burry ..15
Light fine ...19
Heavy fine ..15
Lamb 21
Ark. and Souths
Med., fleeces JM flHtH
Med . looa. ..33 tjXSVs .
Slight burry ..13 Sv '
Hard burry ..14 8"-H4
Tex.. L T. and Ok-
jaea.. u mo. .:
Med.. 828 mo.I
Coarse low.ll
Light fin. 1
Heavy sandy .131
Tubwashea
nO. 1...........
No. 2 ....37
Burry 31
Angora coat .25
Burry 10
North, and Wet
Bright med. .2J435
Dark med. ...20 t23
Light fine ....17 4il9
Heavy buck .12 015
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Provisions.
Pork F. o. b.: New standard me
blng way nominally at 812.95.
ta 30S.
Lard Choice steam on E. aid. dosed ttoral.
nally 6.30c: kettle-rendered 64c ""
Green Hams. Etc. Car Iota held f. o. b, JsTL""
side thus: Hams 10-av. at 10c 12s at tVc Ua
at 94c: lbs at sc. lis at 9Sc. 20s at S4c Skinned
hams ids and Uir2cs at l""c. 2U624S at I04e
Callfornlua at t'-rc New York shoulders ioe
U-av.) at 64c. From the block. deL: Hams at 5
4t,'S4.c for run ot house: bellle. at 64c to 84tv7
as in average: California 6c to 4c and N.W
ie.rk .houlrters 6c. a'wsi
D. S. Meats lo arrive. loose-cured cribC
clowd nominally. 4035O-av.. at 7.35c and 60
av. at 7.30c. c. a. f. Bxd. lots In a Jobbing way-j
ranged thus: Extra shorts at 74c: c'ribs tt-r
7c. short clear 7r,c: bellies 8'u84c: plate. 64c j
fat backs at .'c: standard backs at 74c Jr
Uers chirged higher.
Grease Quote small Irregular lots country:
itruwn 2:4i3c: )elIow 3ii34c: wblte 4c to 44c
latter for choice: quote packers' stock nominal
lybrown 334c: veltow 345114c: white itriVc
Bacon Bxd. S. C meats In a Jobbing way
ranged: Breakfast bacon at from lie for ceavy-t-to
13c for choice light, bams at 31HfrJ34c.
Callfcmlas at Sc. New Tork shoulder, ar lix-
plain smoked bxd. lots In a Jobblnr war rasired:
Extra shorts at 84c. c'ribs at 8c abort clear
at Mic. bellies at sc to S"c. plates at He. rat
backs at 7c. standard backs at 89ic Dealera
cbsrgd higher on ordenc.
Tallow No. 1 country 4Kc: No. 2 at 3!ic;
packers prime nominally at 4f,5c
Oleo Stearlnc Quote at 7c
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Produce.
Butter Cresm'ry Extra 18c: flrsts USltc;
seconds 148144c Ladle-packed Extra 14c: firsts
12c. Dairj -packed Fancy 14315c: pc-or to fair
lOUllc; process ItSlSc Cjnntry-packed S9V-c:-r
grea .tocl: 4-?5c.
Fggs Received 3.471 pkgs. local andMtJpkge.
through; shipped 3.S60 pkgs Market steady.
Current receipts, case count and cases re
turned. 13c. and strictly fresh, cases Included.
15' c per .lor.: extras 164c
Cheese Northern, on orders: Twins Sc: sin
gles 94c: daisies 94c: Young Americas Mscj'
longhorns 10c: New York twins 94c: Lira,
burger ll'-c; poor 7S9c: Swiss, He for choice:
No. 2 1381c: crick 138134c. '
Live Pcultrj (Jhlckens. fowls. 10c: rooster.'
c: spring chickens, current receipts, 14c; old
turke)- lie: old ducks 7c: spring ducks, choice
large s4c- small and poor less: spring gees, tcr
old geese 5c: young turke)s. per lb., 22c: guinea
chickens, per doz.. J2.50: ycung guinea chick
ens. 15(14 lbs, S3; Hie pistons and squabs, per
doz., 7c.
Dressed Iced Poultry Quote oholce country--
dressed stcck (clt)-dressed sold higher): Chick'
ens. fowls, 104c: spring chickens 15c: roosters
CUitvv)-, 111;
Veul Heavy calves not wanted; choice to fan
r (H0ftl25 lbs 54c: heavy 34844c: hereucg
J34c: thin 2a2"4c. -c
cy
sir:
Muttcn sheep J482'Sc: bucks and ewes 2
24c. jearllng lambs 4u44c: spring lambs 344
-n .... IK .mi.11 nrit w.ant.a '...
I resh rieh Suntlsh lc: crapple tc for small
to Sc for large, bass lie: diessed cat Sct
spoonbill cat 7c. ball heads, dressed 84c; gross
3c: buffalo, gross 2c. and dressed 4zc; Germaa
carp 3c, for dress'd. gross 2c: white perch Jc
eels at 4c
Frog lgs-Cb. let large, per dox.. SL75: tne-
dium Jl i: sm-ul 2iS7Jc ....--.
Butter and Cheese.
Philadelphia. July 27.-Butter urchanged ex."
tra Western creamery lie. Cbeese steadyV 79
Cnlcago. July 27. Butter steady: creamrt"a
13iil7c: dairies 12315c Cheese steady: J-J
Eggs.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New York. July 27.-Eggs-Rece!pts H,m
cases. The weather was bright and mod-rately-cool.
but receivers did not want goodTto ruT
down In quality bj sitting tn th floors ind
pushed sales as roridly as possible, which led
to a wlde irregularity In prices, fully lc a
dozen on the) same quality. Quotations about
as nearly correct aa they could be made v-rhea
taken In connection with the quality schedule?
but I7c would buy a prime quality or mralar
Western packings. All undr grades weti
neglected Fresh Western dirties UWlSc- eieeS
l'.l3c. Other- quotaUons unchanid. Cafc
-ni". CltT' Ju,l it--K" n; Mlsserurt -an.l
Kan.as. new No. 2 whltewood rjaawTiliL:
twncd. I6c: case count 13c: caie-freturned 5-
Philadelphia. July 27. Eggs easier r. t.
Western ISfilOc at mark. . freaU
Chicago, July 27. Eggs Arm at mark. sum
returo'd. USMUc, ' mrll; tMK
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