St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 5, 1901

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Kites . a“ 7 wt +e ES it CP aa > oP pets ek a Paes hae Reem) Fe ge Re / P 4s rm 2 i ato ft nae et enn , as be i? aes is hy: : ba a gy ae es Po bw - * , SIL lbs = ss. EEE REO EE ee CX EE See * - te ee $30: this tie dag tat oar, moses ahi er hg 5. Pg % + fog cures vgt b-- . Smaa here? Fay, Bs & : at stent fo Des 6 Corn stenmty 64, to 4a high- er; ‘July. s md: Sept., Argentine Grain bokis. | ner TUER Receipts light; choice Texas, Sucq Aspention shi mente of in this week yore: Russian Governanane es } a eo $1 per +-Dusket te; f i ith 000 ba | ‘Today. ‘| Thors. [Year x nwo > earns i anagieTor”Arkanses, —4} aa ad oe hands, bulk of sales... * ia wee ay ear of i 26" ne o ; . com wit , | - week ago and 1,828,000 la a year ago. Guaranteed Railroad 4 %, OATS ALSO GO UP 2 CENTS | Duy corn nm the St. | a «ae 5! , 20,000 | Bot fO per : . . ’ A ‘ se >t ty aha po ket. Cattie men in the West were bid erro ’ a’ ane . 7K2 | &SWRET LOTATORS 5O@60c per bu box for so improvement in our industrial conditions, October ai ed corn. Traders taw in all this evideace Kaneas City. OT AO! { ‘ 009 | 4,009 | pag) hp Te er barrel, §2@2.85 ‘ould there be any better evidence that the supply Novenrber a the country bad given up hope for the corn | Weiweukes | _ ” $8,000) ‘ond | ot sed ; ARD GREENS New Orleans, 16@20c per is depleted than to find buyers in the middle of | December .... ——_. ‘Minneapolis | ’ i sO. .eeeeses | DOX; home-grown, 25c per bu bex. 2 ' ‘ Orange Judd Farmer, ‘issued a state- | Duluth. “al “oo. B40! 201, 000 | GREEN PEPPERS—Per crate, $2.75@3. ardivance of 20 to 25 per cent over eighteen months | “ebruary en cose .* ipaatetions PARSLEY—Home-grown, 10d 15¢ per doz bunches, | 4g0, and then not be able to All their commissiens, LIVERPOOL, July 5.—Spot cotton quiet, un- ' changed; uplands, 4 23-32d; eales, Hood bal.s. Fn- Sinking Fund to Retire Bonds at Ma A Sinking Fund of 4 of 1% annually is raised for protection of this loan. oe Reet Bee ee Beh BP + elt) - aie | pe . 9 =~ and southern, 7c, loss off, cases returned; average | able and not at ail regular. The inspectors would Spot Cotton Market ‘me, which wes asked at the close, being | Raltimore ° 8) aU, 4350) . « 28,546 5) 0810 receipts in very poor condition owing to the hot! contract for 300 or 400) bead one week, would in- : ay ady rice of i%e over Wednesday. 82.591 208,029 5,70, 103,111) weather. apect them the week following and then possibly Galveston—Fiim at Sc; rece:pts 488 bales, o July corn Was sold teday and the close was | . Sie aa Tipe * eearetee ; BUTT _ there would be no more orders for 4 month or +d le Quiet roy - wreCs i re ee Bile ceoseael eeoertoeeseeer? Jreamery— wits agg ; ie F Mopnite putet at Styc; receipts, non. ry cuntry mor Naturally tie dropping off of inquiry in Savannah—Steady at S\ec; recerees R81 bales. St. Lenis subscriptions rece ived by the eS rely « E Our. an advance of 2c over 7 :9: na e o8eo o> Mnerday. i — , _xtrase eoeee ee | Choles ** ee 113 ; a e oO Sample Market Prices. virets .. 15 G41) Por to fair... sai 0 ' a ling tag therefore ‘peti the Thee tae ah se tet de ag Bigg = mR ogg | SOune 2h. 46medGe. 46i4c, | +e Rae conds .. @il4% Dairy i. giintn eth pom ee ' se deenbiahe : haricston——Steady at 84c; rece:pts, ales. AS Co OU MO, delice, aK, aches. nena sone ; a ac Hy : - day. Ww ed day, Year ae ag. Ladle packed | a tran sees «+ = ptrinagy dim! ve Nyy: S rs yy" my 4 Pee Wilm ‘n2ton—Firm at 7%e: receipts, none. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST *% ST. L IS, v, eae and 46 jc Extras .. .. ls ae ‘> see BG eo rear, when there is little or no demand for small pattinnre Somme) 85 © 3suei reeeterey eee tose eat its reatieine lide thé cath : Piste . 13 —. a ater 40 ab aoe comin te tn states que New York—Fasy at S'%c; receipts, 1338 bales. would e a fallure. Hall reports poured in 7 cn tee aan » 62% 4 50 om poe - : . CHE K&E—Jobbing AR Twins, 9%c; singles, and all other Seemninte of effiux "eo elo A await ce Dull at Si9e; receipts, none, from everywhere. Snow estimated that the crop | X° . * - iy M@10c; Y. A., 10igc; New York, 10c; limburger, ing the return of the fall season, it is quite a good| Ebiladelphia—Quict at bike; receipts, none. be @ failure in Missouri and very short in | N°: : | old Swiss, 15@ltc; new Swiss, 10@12¢; | thing to have a-spectal Inquire each ae the British | Louston—Quiet at 8 5-16e; recetpty, 708 5 aaca and iilinois. Private dispatches from all | 3°: ede A) Ve ek, 10¢ idemand. Had " pc hne aed thr - dh x 6 mt heen Avgusta—Fiim at Ske: receipts, 54 bale over the Southwest told of a short crop of oats, | .° ee RAY? : ‘ ‘LIVE ‘POULTRY—Old roosters, 31¢c; spring | mer in the same stre'n whi! _ eh . tert pd it mempnic—firedy at © 0-200; receipts, a7 — burmed up by drouth before they could head our.) S°: ole. ae aa on goose, 840c; spring ducks, T@74c; old pigeons, 162 during the pracedinge six m mthe it, would 1 ave “te also inquiries from the country for | X°- didi, : | per doz.; squabs, 75c per doz.; chickens, pound ; P es a sty St. Lo Stocks a Bo d | heen. enough of iteclf to maintain a strong mar- uis an nas. oats. 1 these circumstances combined to attract | **®: Pso9 and a half and over, 144@15c; l-pound, l3c; hens, | ic ; il horeee throt ‘ + wholk . ° atten to oats and the market aay anced toward n * F ’ ne ay " he: tur kera, Se. ; 5. —- fw at the" rains in the Northwest and heavy buying hy ee 2 mixed ‘ . , : “one Forthwest No 2 northern .. 2 oR PECANS—Texaa, Sc for plain; 9¢ for polished Union Stockyards. foreign ‘markets closed lower, due largely | -*”: 2 white .... , | : G@2s\2 PEANUTS—Raw, 4\%@5%oc; roasted, 5%@G42c; “a7 Commonwealth Trust Go.. .. to big American offerings of new wheat +o. : nb weg eee A 25% ww wnat Sos, 'PS—Engliah, 18 ind; Brazil, 15 ’ “ail Laclede Gas Co ‘’ eago Was Wake up and the market bere | :‘°. o- 8ee ok 2 ngiis © per poi Fagii, ic. ; ° ane Yr , ylity No. 8 mixed 298 . . oe Today's Clearing House statement shows clear-’ me — Dark medium SOE: = ree WIG Pn: ings of $9,375,051 and balances of $1,173,619, com- CE Me SS ClCl BSS So | sausage cows sausage cows fausage cows southwest cows .., s. @¢ cows and calves, oe * _— a tr Dw ne When @ fally set 'n whieh carried the price up to} — — . ‘. _ bé t eu oy : | Closing | Highest awest Closing ine medium ...... .. Sop 25 mared with clearings ef $8,245,591 and balances of wheat sold this forenoon at 6316gr, GB%&c, | Wed'day. Today. ‘Today. Today. ht fine ee ee eb. Gc, GG AC, Gee, UB%c, 63Igc, | —— —————————— pes bt hid aah oe 9 . oat yah ‘Gite and uae ns oy _WHEA AT. “__ | Ar®ansas— eRe ap »~* - digs on ’* ' ipts of Wiest at St. Louls today were 241,-/ - a nr © 4 oy fr | Medic oe eeeece : ; Weeee: — oe A $30) (00 (80 OIL COMPANY > > >. ef 7 ee il .*-- ix4..... . 48 See : ) ; T $1,704,414 Wednesday. O68 bu., compared with 100,714 bu. a year ago. Of | : , the receipts 24.206 *acks and 212 cars were local | "** - 1a Soieudeiebeenin | é“ ach ym BF ; Texas care through. M448. semen of wheat at primary points today were | ——————— an 49.1 vasa, N sc; fallen, ; r = 3 : a ; lL, @s CoD fared with 411.000 bu. same ie 49 Ri. gbeccccocoet>ce seeecee n selecte ”, ; ' he a ; Sfiiocckad 8) Pee sig, Spates HE ge LIVE STOCK BY TELEGRAPH. | Texas Corporation That Will Rank erchants-Laclede fational Shipments were 663,579 bu., compared with 315,- | —---—— ee agi? tp es ari o reen sait i e: N ae ~ tan wane date lakt x b eH Savion: MINNEAPOLIS. _ i, 7 % Green-salted—bull, 6c. CHICAGO, Iuly 5.—Cattle—Receipts, 4000; firm: # Next to the § dard : x ts Of Wheat at Minneanolis and Duluth “nate . or green, le per ib jess than 250; | good to prime steers, $5.30@6.40; on to meciam, Trust. today were 45% cars, as compared with 102 cars | Closing | n est | Lowest Clos:ng Soa 50: pong and glue stock, 75c. 4.10@) 25; stockers and feeders, $2.60@4.65; cows dute last year. | Wed'day., | Tod 2 Today. TC.—Deerski. quotable at 23¢/ and heifers, $2.60@05.10; canners, $2@2.50: bulls, Special to the Post-Dispatch Modern Miller: The winter wheat barvest |——————— whee: . —- Hime ; Texas at 20c; antelope, 15e; goat- | $2.50@4.50; calves $4@6.25; Texas steers, $4.25@ | ° . . OF ST LOUIS as far north as Nebraska and is|_ fy rah ae | ESET a ae ee A ach. 5.30; bulls, $2.50@3.60. Hogs—Recetpts today, 15,- AUSTIN, Tex., July 5.—Articles of incor- 2° 7 tleaily finiehed in the more southern sections. July . 63% | C3%, one ‘P PELTS- dlarket quiet; full wooled, 50@ | 00U; ton norrow, 12, G00; lett over, 1850; weak; mixed poration of the largest oil company in the . lambs, 15 300 : sl.earll ngs, 5@ lie > fallen and butchers’, $56. 70@ts.05 ; good te choice heavy, w orld, barring the Standard, were filed to- 64% | eal harvest weather has prevailed. As a result “leo i % | ; O4' ; ~ - - ept amass loa wGr's | a : ase, Te per pound, according to quality and condl- ; $5.85@6.10; rough heavy, $5. TUG@5. 80 ; light, $5.05@) qay in the secretary of state’s department. , - rs 4 *Ael T)p— caip 6.00; dulk of Sales, $5.8.ioGQ6. Sheep Receipts. | Tt is the Houston Ol] Co. of Texas, with Capital, . ee tality . * pest oY produced and the yleld on. u no Ls De ti ic ‘ » - M4 tn tally, ~~ on) yo Rulett Ge lacrapsinn ot q - OHICAGY. se pens re. Govten thee "bios 1%-Ib, Te; 2-Ib, | 8000: steadr: Steed. % s@snt5: wethers, $3.40@4. 10; headquarters at Houston. with a capital Surpl d U di and promises to become general much eartier Closing | Highest | Lowest | Closing otton tieA, fair to choice mixec 75; weatern sheepy 3.35 a 00, $20,000,000 ws an n ided Profits, pry od |’ Today. ROOMCORN—Dull, according “ys quality, $80@ | @4.15; yc arlings, $8.7544.25; native lambs, $875 stock of $30,000, which is more - — Wee'day.| Zoday. | Totes. _» A “ES Choice, $ Gectern’ lambs. 63 5043-10. Oficial reeeipte rod| than the Guffey Petroleum Co. This com- “WHEAT. r ATHERS Fire: smal sacks, ete, large sacks, | shipwents for July 3—Receipts: Cattle, 15,000;| pany Intends to control the Texas oll out- 35g On ~~ - Cattle.| put and are going to fight the Standard to New Wheat Market. ———— —- ay and quilly, 36c; white Cc; A, | bogs, 29,176; sheep, 11,026 Shipments: 6@20c; XXX, Logi ze; XAXX, Se. | 5531: hogs, 5200; shee yp, 8922. a finish, and its promoters are determined ‘The ment of new wheat to market is increes- | July .-! G5 bj) 6514@65% i G4 | OSES, Oc; X : By rapidly. The entire receipts of wheat at st. | Sept ‘loeya@eegb |e atl i _o& 1G SE _18¢; 8c. KANSAS CITY, duly 5.—Caitle—Receipts 4000; ) that the Standard shall not secure contro! gy eo Ae oy ee og with 106,- CORN. WHISK Y— ee OS ier, sediite: Sparkes mode stronger: er; ere speers, pn OES: of the yp gees =! fields. The incorpora- FISCAL AGENT FOR T Pig Ryde aot ethyl | oe OP ee a 7 . ‘ 4 exans and Indians, $4.80@5.25; Texas gras®i tors of this gigantic concern are: Sogo OS HE STATE OF MISSOURI. B..] lo age Bo me heavy receipts the/ July .. 44%! “ brekee,” ees; clover, 1iMg@ 4c; Inferior, dark’ and samen ER yee and ce Sens, ee ae Bonner of Houston, Congressman 8. B, | wer : Ree A ig ie Sept . __ SG FRa > 4 ae 4. FB ied ~. | $@Bec: and tu eans, 565%. 2414.75. vo am $2. 0004.50; calves. $3. Ho + oper of Beaumont and a Thang Eagle eT UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY os Were asking oo much for their new . RO OTS—Ginseng, $3. 75@4.10 for gen to $4.25 Receipts. 12,000; market steady; bulk of sales, $5.70 Houston. The directors of the first year | . ‘a view of the enormous yield in this ee ames 7 Gs tile ae ——~~a—— nnn | for large; lady slipper, Gc; seneca pink, 1de; | @5.85; heavy, €5.85@5.92\%: packers, $5.75@5 «s.; are J. Wilcox Brown, ce Piel president july al Zi | : Iden seal, 86c; May apple, 2ic; a x “Dogees mixed, $h.T0@5.85; ligut, $5.6°@3.80: Yorkers, $5. @, | of the Maryiand Trust Co Finnis BE. Mar- ag today at 62%@683\%c and No.. 3 Sept . ; 27 Gi2T ite 2: Mack, 3%c; a lice. ie; wahoo, bark of root, &c: @5.70: pigs, 85. 2ha5.60.. Sheep—Receipts, 2500;| shall, cashier Continental National Bank of | at Ci@ene. No. hard, Seney turkey, brought Gée. ph: pen fe tit ee ot bark of tree, 2 2%c; bine fag, Se: ‘axl market ive higher for lambs; muttons about steady; St. Louis: Henry T. Kent of 8t. Louts: N. | CHICAGO ) PROVISIONS. leaves, Be; sassafras bare, ac; Ming ginger, b i mnttons, $3. $3 20g. 80; lambs. $4.15@5.10; grass Tex -| B. Bilsbee of poston, ane the following —- - ‘ “ ans, $3.10@ ‘exans: ooper eaumont; Webb W D Wilson, B. F. Bonner, Joe H. Eagle and O. | Interest paid on time Certificates of Deposit. Drouth Reports Pu Put Corn Up.. T Drouth damage reports to tee wing corn ip the PORK. PE AS Quote at $1. T8@2. 0214, accord eT Hn py OoEPED ia : July 5.-Cattle—Re-| Cc. Dp ll of H ton. Th f , ae ee ~ ——$—$__—_-—_- ——_ -—___— 1 urg- : ‘4 ST. JOSEPH, Mo... Jui¥ o a - - ; rew. a re) oustc @ purpose of, wens began se in this mort , , July ..| $13.80 n $13. 80 $13.75 $13.80 a ng to. conti ceipts, 1800; market stron to 10- higher; top, this cernese tied is to take over arpore of Letters of Credit issued available in all parts of the world, — map gave ho promise of ra Sept .| 14.02 14.10 33.87 14. 05 a we HEAT Per 100 pounds, $1.5 $5.50. Hows—Re-reipts. 77 market steady | aeres of ofl land in Texas, some of which | 4 the market began a ; EE » = a A vaca GRBEN PEAS—-Scotch, $1. "30; split, oC higher: bulk, SA.7 oat. “>; Tange, $5 oe is located in the ¢ ‘orsicana. Nacogdoches open *G er . 5 Os. » are ‘al , ® . a here at aBhie, Bi ey over i odteai | +: “a ame = : > = way woe CASTOR BEANS--Car lots at $1.80 per bn. went Bh vo geares oe Sheep —Rece pts, 900; #PrRS |) ond Beaumont fields. and already producing: July te > DRIED FRUIT-Apples: Evaporated, 5@5%4 SOUTH OMAHA, July 5.—Cattle—Receipts, 1100; and will be developed at once. ee a a eeday. Only Aw sale of July was Sept a 7.% . FE ; ; guarters, 3@4c; chops, at “4“4G%c; peelings at market strong to shade higher ; native beef steers _sun- -dried—qua ere Se. Peaches from $4.50625.75:; western steers, $4@4. vO; Texas steers, SHAMROCK {| AGAIN BEATEN. Beet sale of Sept. corded i emecme CT Ny =. ; ‘ ' Fw opening the market gradual: —_ > r , . ° . — ward. This is the older yacht’s mort de- rs were local 4 CK ' DIRECTORS. and 16 cars through. | Ne , corn at primary points today ware | Choice, $11.00@12.00; mized. $¥.00@10.50, owing, te - . : herve by Pore il ord ; og RB a ome colo “and mount of mixture. Pra re. _gholce 8id id National Stockyards es ey sere by Beppe is gi és clsive victory over the cup challenger. st peiales :eiiniie seine eam 11.50; No o v ~ 37 a 2. , OHPOAGO, July 5 awer cables caus a werk wha . Al a , were 272,392 bu., compared with 923 OU TRAW Wheat, $4 . : Noa? +. NATIVE CATTLE—Receipts, 1000; market! opening in the Wheat pit today, but the trading Appropriation Bill Hearing. WILLIAMSON BACON. GEO. H. GODDARD. same date last am year, BRAN —Secked ms. —_, @zc, y Ba Side: this | Steady; few good cattle here. was very light. Light Argentine sh ipments and The City Council will consider Friday the CHARLES CLARK. ‘ea 7 H. BUTTIG. side, 64c for small a steers .. ; = 7 fears af too much rain -in Northwest gare fA : r ‘ its own annual appre- HARRISON I. DRUMMOND. poisers 7 firmer undertone to the market, which was aided question of passing te PP AUGUSTE B. EWING. priation bill, which includes the sheriff’ 8S DAVID R FRANCIS Oats Make B: Big A Advances x: G ’ Market dull, enchanges; _local demand the con- heifers. materially by the strength in corn. September posse item of $102,000. The bill, which was WM. D. ine cate opened 1 e higher, trade was | trolling factor. “l Ye lower at @57%%@686c, but soon advanced dul Pre advance was +4 on reports of only heente te 66% GQB8%c. Argentine ehimnents for the week | favorably reported at the last ‘meeting but will come up for passage Friday In the 2 pM Rane a. oo pone es ae Lew and medium grades i Acta Diseeny eae pore last year. Local recel sof] The H f Delegates bill, which | Local receipts W fl care, 16 © ~ elegates . c 8 hp trey dee at ae and eg pe at 2\c. Pearl meal, hominy ond grits ei sigeontir es Ses Sn: . a he . Ms te eG Cote te * ears last year. contract grade. known as the “without’’ bill, because it ce eat Songetoine Sve four . ) alt Ap re, Firmorss continued throvghout the day and the| qoes not contain the posse item, will re- 2 9 * Rye 90 00 6b edeee ~- “j sa ‘ose wos “ec bigher at tohersetge. ely s °C ’ v’ “ e e be, Scoumared oats at St. Louls today were 52,800 Spring wheat ‘patents, “palk- XU CATTLE— Receipts . market . ae opened firm, mostly on reports of contieeed gg its second reading at Friday's meet with a ‘yl ear nee. wo the 3 oakell ana ° \LE hot Weather throughont the West and Southwest. : : } w 20 cura were a: an care throngn. PORK—In @ ng way at $15 per bbl. SALES. There was comparatively little corn on the mar- x oO LAKL)—Lower at $5.85 per 100 pounds. . AY. ic®.| ket at the opening, but later on offerings became Flag Will Be Blessed. | sr. Is, 104 steers 52 nite liberal on improved conditions in the West.| The new flag of the Anita Garibalda So- | FOURTH AND PINE STREETS. a ate Cotton Market Higher. DRY SALT MEATS—Fatra short, 8%c: clear ribs. tebe eee e teens ‘ q ; clear sides, 90 326 y+ rie ae oe - o> eptember opened i4c ‘ower (o te higher at 4% | clety will be blessed at the [tallan Church, BHEEP—Reccipts, 650; market to 4#i¢c. Fears of crop damage gave firinness, Nineteenth and Morgan streets, at 9:30 & j - fs GEA OHICAGO, Ju -July, 207 N. BROADWAY, 26¢ ) General } Market Notes. ERRIP: —~ Homegrown, ++ $1.60@1.75 per 4- 9 case i ihe; Avg. Se; Mec; Oct., , v iP Sreeee 3s Judd Farmer will say that the m t zi ume medium, $1.25@1.5 ‘HORSES AND WULES— ad dag 900. Corn—July, ct Rept., 47%c. ¢ ¥. B8hee: Offers the Facilitics of a and Well Beaipped Bart. | mee \” ) try Lar— ay: 3 per cont Interest Paid on 6 Months and 4 por cont on 12 Months Certificates. © set vine poe ey as Indiana, $3 IBRIES Home guru cee, St: mattot; | gue tener. very vow Savers Bare Mitten fae | Oct) 81400; "Fan. “814.0 Thy’ ghey: Se ta: sar pcpaed cesT tno Mt MAN ARSL nae hel ated Sepa cimee aod oes |RS. HTaty Goela at 2| WHITAKER & COMPANY tte Ma from the nin ures "BPR ns. 2.750.258 per crote. | have been but few wood horses scat, in LO5; Ot | : Se 0. lax: N ' UL ice Bigs Pass “omets 4 $2Quvre ee pers. Heavy dratt— “> ¢ — ; hens ; ‘Tan ine Bariey | sh) 4) Successors to Whitaker & Hodgman, Grocer . 7) Soe fo | ar52-, Tmothy—Sept. 84.40. Alem BOND AND STOCK BROKERS. | nt oe at tt SS a RS ES w “ito ore cas and Arkansas suffered se- LIM#e-4guetable at ei per 100. man he drouth area is rapidly widening *o Ay ye pee awe-aruwe i r 3-gallon Com tral Nebraska, southern Towa and black; red, $1.35@2 a ® | omen renunke— ' KANSAS CITY, Jul; Chee: Wheat—July, i > Nae i Stee ot [e t1! ” @ casi No. ; ; cia, babe thane. KriKe; Sey we: Dec.. @iige; cash No. -| Dealers In Government, Railroad and Municipal now in a critical condition. EW HORTLEBERRIES—Cvo A r wal lower averages for every oeguers f - oe rkaneas, oa Good e . be 108 12s Ww ag? FR No a. huge ”, : * AC es — ennessee and Mississi in ‘ Juiry, 4 pt.. *?6447T%c: coah No. 2 ; + basket adobe: good Secscoeces SOO TS GOT 4%: er 2 ie tagiint Sat —— 2 : Boads and Other investment Securities, Texas, | Cho . 5 bee ‘* WW} S2he re—No. 2 fA. ay—Cholice timothy, . the -~ : Monthly circular quoting local securities ee te ene complete aud 11. Owe! 2: do prairie. ZO. Bu. ter—( Teemery, boxes, ont § ana SGN Geonket ihcks Of 440,000,000 bu, Spri Mereat West Point, i. oe. 1 per -hasket basket crate; Arkansas, per | “Horses for the South te; dal fanct. 14@15c. E Freeh Gant, fant Grivar, tate te good... D] ite; dairy, = ee » Be. mailed on application. cars for |wo days. 1g ba crate West Point, 1.25@1 . 60 Choice to eatra .. PP, Peis A w of wheat, | - 6-basket crate; wild goose aie ty S's 24 -quart cose; douthern drivers, large .. ........ : 2 copes “AGO, “eis h. — Butter meenay: crvameries. Oe eRe nea i BS ic eecion suntv oece.. 08 somite wo| Stee nua ie eal Se 1 to po 8, apes * se. Fe stead, . taker abe to. extra pl 25 45 00 : . NED . va ) : Bas per barrel: res. seen geen: 9 : PRORIA. July 5.—Oorn Orm: No. 8. Oats lua : 1 alee 410 AND 412 OLIV AND w per one-third bu; $2@3 LIFORNIA PRUNES—$1.75@2.25 per ¢-bankot Po = y © 2 white. ge, bill Ero : Cortana, socube ae | Ween ac sxrteaesabeke 138 Somiay oo 1.0 fin! per crate; bive, . ‘ee ee eee e eevee wn: oe Sisdenaten 78 LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. July 5.—Gotton firm; =) Fair to good. aveweh ood -.» 100 ) OVl dling, T%&c: good middling. Sec: “4 bal m1 1208, ancy gaited and NewYork saddicrs 150 ov es: thie day last year, 7? tines Sept. 1 < J foe Kia ri , ’ b, - ee Pe ate, hae 4 were ae ‘at ik pw * ne . “4 3 ma we Fe be Peer ime ake 4 Pn Niiesg

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