Jersey r;. ttlral .... agarßctinery... 90>4
K A'3 [ifd ....... 31'- 4 , t Paul fcj'4
Lead Trust Paul pfd ... 5>5%J
L , N A A C (Texas Pacific 914 j
LAN 7l'- 4 |! .'t,ion Pacific .. 87 V*
Linseed nit .. 34t,i' Vestern Union... 03
L }■:. & v/ .. .. Wabash. 10/4
L K& \V pfd.... . |Wabash pfd
Lake Shore. Cen... ....
New Vork.
Wiiitat July, 8154 c. August, l?o;
September, October, KiV'tSaJic;
Dcci ember. 87(4*?>••: May. 91 7i r^92%c.
lITE Western, 74<y,78c.
Corn No 2, firm, \ up, quiet; No. 2, 51®
65c
Oat; .No 2, dull, easier; State, 357741 c;
Wc.slnu, :J3'/i®4lc
Provisions - U*ef - Dull, steady; extra
mess, Si boy 7 50, family, Pork—Quiet,
easy; old mesa, £ii .sr&is* 75; extra prime,
W 2 50. Lard-Steam rendered, quiet, lirm,
17 7.7
15m il ii Western dairy, UQIGc, Elgins,
2154 c; Western creamery, Ift&aitfc; Imitation
Creamery, 1 K&lSc.
Eggs Western, Hiqr.rKi'^c.
Cox kick —The feature on contracts at the
opening was the firmer European markets,
which affected prices hero to the extent of 5
points advance on August and It) points on the
other months, with sales of 3.00 U hags on the
call. Havre was up franc and Hamburg
was advam ed pfennig. Keceipts at Brazil
ports were 14,000 hags. Kio dull, firm. No. 7on
spot, 13c.
Chicago Hoard of Trade.
Chicago, July 18.—All leading markets on
'change opened lirm, ami grain markets, after
slightly lower figures fora moment, showed a
fair advance. Provisions acted in a similar
manner. September sales the ill si hour were
at 76?0 to 77 %o for wheat, 47J4c to 485*c for
corn, and ill 1.85 to $d 1.95 for pork.
Closing quotations were;
Closing.
