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Show LossEs-.in ' -TSSSTOGKS NEW YORK. July ll.-Nof many stocks escaped losses of a point or more during; the vigorous setting of the morning. morn-ing. Average losses of the grain carriers ran higher than other groups. Union Pacific Pa-cific breaking 2 to 127 and St. Paul, i Southern PaclHc and Missouri Pacific losing 1. All the metal stocks weakened weak-ened substantially. Among the notable losses were Sloss-Sheffield 8teel 8, Tennessee Coal 2, Metropolitan Street Railway 1 and Colorado Fuel. Metropolitan Metro-politan Securities and Reading 1. Allls-Chalmers Allls-Chalmers preferred roBe 1 and Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg 4 points. A slight rally occurred at 11 o'clock but the market mar-ket Immediately fell into dullness. United States Steel preferred and St. Paul were forced back lower than before and unsettled the rally, but the general list showed resistance. Union Pacific rallied ral-lied a point. Amalgamated Copper recovered re-covered to about last night's level and Baltimore A OnloTose a substantial fraction frac-tion above last night. Bonds were heavy at noon.. Although Baltimore & Ohio sold up to 114H on expectation of favorable dividend action today, none of the other favorite stocks derived any encouragement from Its firmness and there was a gradual easing off In Vpots. Reading sold down to 10E and Union Pacific was also quite heavy again at 1 o'clock. , Chicago Grain. , ' CHICAGO, July 11. Predictions 4f rain tomorrow. In Northern Dakota and South Dakota Imparted a firm tone to the wheat market here today. September opened to 44jc lower at 87 to 87c. Later the price advanced to 87c Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts or 218 cars against 230 last week. Buying by the bull clique steadied the corn market In spite of celling brought out by a sharp decline at Liverpool. Excellent Ex-cellent weather was an additional bearish- Influence.. September opened unchanged un-changed to c lower at 64 to 66c. After touching 64c the price rallied to 60 65c. Oats were firm in sympathy with other grains. Decreased stocks and smaller receipts re-ceipts than expected were bullish factors. September opened to c higher at 81 to 81c, and for a time held within the opening range. A decline of 5 to 10c In the price of live hog caused weakness In provision.. Selling Sell-ing of ribs by pit traders was the feature. fea-ture. September pork was off 7 to 10c at 812.75 to 812.77. Lard was down 6c at $7.10. rib. were a shade to 2&6c lower at 87.7 to 87.82. . . New York Sugar. NEW YORK. July 11. Sugar Raw, nominal, fair refining, 3c; centrifugal, ,96-teat, 4c; molasses sugar, 3c. Coffee, steady. No. 7 Rio, 7c. St. Loui. Wool. 8T. LOUIS. July 1L Wool Steady. Territory Ter-ritory and Western mediums. 25fc36c: fine medium, 224T26c; fine. 15fcl7c. Chicago Cattle. CHICAGO. July ll.-Cattle Receipts. 7000. Good to prime eteers, $5.60.05: poor to medium, 83.156S.35; stockers and feeders. feed-ers. $2.60!&6.So; cows. 82.9G'g4.85; . heifers. 82.265.00; canners. $1.50fi2.0; bulls, $2.004j 4.00; calves, $3.00.60; Texas fed steers. $4.2605.00. Hogs Receipts, today, 21,000; tomorrow, 27,000; 610c lower. Mixed and butchers, 85.464i6.70; poor to choice heavy, 85.6XN9 6.72; rough heavy, $5.1(i6.46; light. 85.40 46.76; bulk of sales. 85.65(.70. Sheep Receipt.. 18.000; sheep, steady; lambs, steady. Good to choice wethers, $5.36ift5.75; fair to choice mixed, $4.2504.50; Western sheep, $4.75a5.75; native lambs. $5.(HXS8.16; Western lambs, $6.008.15. - |