Indianapolis Journal, Volume 51, Number 214, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1901 — Page 7

TIIF, IXDIAXAPOI.IS JOTXRXAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. 1901.

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a INTIiKl-ST PAIrJ ON SA SUriS OV $1.00 AND oiPfCiCKt inu Or More 31' Received and 0 Paid on Deposits in our Savings Dc parunrnt. Yo 1 cannot secure better returns on ?ni4!l amounts irregularly deposited. Open, every day and Saturday nights. The Marion Trust Co. N. E. Cor. Mcnumrat Place and Market St. sai'k ui:rniT9. S. A. FLETCHER & CO.'S Safe Dopoxlt Vault Haut Washington' Street. Absolut safety K!rnt fire and burglar. -Herman day ami on iruard. Desicned for at fa keeplri? of Money, bone's. Wills. Deeds, Abstracts. Stiver liste. Jewels and valuable Trunk. Pajkages. etc. Contain 2.K0 boxes. Henl to fir i'er Year. JOIIX S. TAliKI.N,TON......1..3lnnarer. MONEY -5 to 0 A'ÄV1 ncoi.iut upwards. Leaned jpon Improved city property, rrantlnc permission to nntkt partlnl payments. Interest traded according t location and character of security. No rtlay. C. F. SAYLk. fc CO.. 127 Eist Market Street. CHAS. FINLEY SMITH & CO. BANKERS 105 flonument Place, I.DIAXAPOLIS, I.ND. vVc make a specialty of buying . and selling high-grade commercial paper and negotiate mercantile loans at lowest rates. Correspondence solicited. READY FOR FALL TRADE LOCAL WIIOLLS ALLItS SKD OUT a mm:? of thavi-.li.Vs 31 ex. Tfndfncy to Higher Price the Only Itrtrlctlou to Uunliifxt- Urn In Arrivals Are .Nearer the Demand. Th month opens with prospects for a pood trade, the only drawback bein the Indications of hUher prices In many lines. Yesterday the ilry goods houses made heavy shipments of poods purchased for August delivery, und in several other lines shipments were heavier than for home time past. Most of the houses yesteraay started out their traveling salesmen, and at the Vnlon Station the number of sample trunks Pent out showed that the cooler weather had resulted In the merchants striking out for fall and winter trade. The pincers had quite a busy day. The fine sugars are weak. Demand Is larc, above that of la.t year, but prtee3 are not ter.dy. Various reason are assigned for the deeüne, amonp others overproduction. Navy beans are still moving upward. Dried peas also ure nrraer. Trade 1 good and all staples are stron. TUoe "has an mlwinclnj; temletiey. Interest centers largely In canned :;oods at the present time, and beyond the demands of the hour dried fruits reeelvo little attention. In tomatoes there has been a very strong feelln for some time, and the rise in prices comes as no surprise to any one who has Len fellowlni; the course uf the market. Lima beans also are higher. While corn and peas ure unchanged, they are pivlnj; riilenee? of a tendency to ailvance. 1 'rice a In the vegetable market are unsettled. It is clmost impossible to correctly quote the potato market. It 13 thouglit the higher trices now rulinjc wid indiree shippers to uirry conjifjnments forward and that a break may occur at any time. At all events, lower prices are to bo expected before the midJle of tho month, l'ew berries are oh the market. Cantcloupc and peaches are abundant and cheaper, while watermelons ore tlrnit-r on a decreasing supply. Tropical fruits are stror.K. Inuns steady at the Muh prices quoted, with receipts liht. Lemons arc eornmandintr hltfh prices in California, which. It Is said. Is staying constgnmcnt. Hinai.as are tirni. Oranges are few and In pood request. There is little r.ew In the butter market. Prices are linn, ternand is active and there Is no accumulation of stork. Cheese is lirrner, nnd an Advance in prieos is prooablc. Erps are we-,jt at quotations. The poultry market is tter. C.h kv ns are larger In sire, but the demand is slow. Hog pro lin ts are movlr.s freely and prices .ire ttrm Iron and hardware are showing more activity. niK should Hie ftrikc in the Med mills continue anv length of tinu it may äfftet prices in ail markets. Flour !s easier in tone. Other lim s ere without new features. The local prain market continues quite active, thoue.h in.'p-e.tloiis h-.ve lallen ofT ointwhit us th week advances, but ate ftill in exce-s of tho.- of two weeks ao. Th" receipts of neither wheat, corn nor oafs 1. sufficient to meet t!ie demand at present pri.es, but the supply has increased to such an extent that the cereal ne and flouring mills are abie to run nearer their capacity Track bids yesterdav, as reported by the c -retary of the Hoard of Trade, ruled as fellows: V)i.-t-No 2 rd. fo track: N'o. ; re, on in.:i.n ireiKin; .' 3 re.i. tjc't,- ir,i,.i Corn-No. t whtt.. "j'.c: No. whlt ly... -Nj. 3 wliit. .V.'i-.:; N-. 4 white. 01 W i-'-e ; No' I v hite mii.-.l. ac; r.i. 2 wliito tnli-.;. No 4 whit m-.X'-i. ! -:':; N. yl! -.v. .'.41,0; N, 5 jt'Lj-. v"!-; N". 4 v:io. V,i -'r . No Z rel. :.c; N;. C tal.i !, Clc; N . naietj. :.u j ; .v ear. r.0. U- Nu. 2 whit.. 40V; N.i. 3 white. 3V; 'o ? rrlTe.l. ?': No. S r.5ix-.J. "vo. Kay-No 1 timothy, t2.2l'u 2.: No. 2 tlmCth. $1. 1 11.1. lr,. tK!i! W'hi at : N. ; rl. 31 rar; No t rt 1. t; rejctvvl. 4; total. 4J t irs. ( r:i': No! 1 whit. 4 c;ir: N . U wl.it-. 4; No. 3 )t;:,., 1; No. 2 mix !. : tot-i. i : cn-. o.-t.: 2 wait, 2 Co': N 2 t.iUf ! -t t ej. -te l." 1; t tl 5 r. Ila.r: Nu. 1 tim- tl y, I ..r. live: N. 2. 1 cir. Julj I :iqi t Ion. V.'hent ',-rn. C'Ht. July, ivt ..' :.."'') 4'".. O f'H 4 July. ?;u.7Ji !"-. i l 2.r.o 4:.5'0 rr.Tio WAGON MARKET. Wairon cotn-;0'j .T j. t ! - : ' i c-r t .a. IlayTImothy. ih'ioe. fl.Till; m)xe.!. tir-rjn Clover. jr 441; rnv hay. 5(;.t j.p tin. t-Ur! i ts-i'.a ir ton. Ctraw $4'j3 irr tun, itTor-iinj; to rjuality. Toultry and Other Produer. (Irlce pali by hifrers.) Turkey ber.b. Cr i t lb; trai, 4c: hens. 7i--eC' Hs. 4c; rt.urjr hlkimy. c ; u jck?. Co. ' ' then-Kw Tori: 7; II cmn. J'.c; Oometlc Cl3. 17c; trick. 14; M.nDjrifr, l?.c. Irjt.er-Chc'.c rol. IX ptr lb; joor. No l Enci c per i5y7en. JWiwji-Jc for yellow. 2-c for J.rk. 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VINOS AND RKSliRVa ACCOUNTS. OVER RtCmVElJ . . . I C c a t Market ft. unmrchantaVl. Z'i. less; oars Trades, 14c; ttne merino. ICiJilc; tub na -hed SMQuTo. Fihers Prime geene. 20c per lr; prlin duck, tOc per l. HIDE., TALLOW. ETC. Gren-siltel IltJ No." 1. SV; No. 2. ?V4c; Nr.. X rntl. J c; No. I calf. fr. Grea? White, 4c; yellow. SVc; browc. 2;c. Tallow-N'o. 1. V; No. Z. c. THE JOI1I1IX THADK, (The quotations alvtn below are the Hing prices of the holcsale dxltr&.) C'andlea and uts. Candles Stick. 7c rr lb; common mixed, 7c; irroCers' mixeJ. Banner twist stick. Sc; Uaruitr cre ini mlxe.i, 10? 11c; oM-tln.e mixed, 8c. Nuts tfoit-sheli alP.onds, lS'u-'Jc; English aJnuts. LT 24c; Brazil nui.. 10c; tigert. 14Vc; peanuts. r.atcl. Vjsc; mixed nut. 12c. tunned l.ueidit. Corn, 72c1.2i. reaches Kastern tandard. 3-lb. $22. 22; 2-ln cconds. U.Wy'i; Caltrornia ataadard. j:.10'a-ve, Liiirornia neconds, Jl.'J.i2. bt-ans. 3-lb. 9HJoc: Lim cans, 1.2'ctl.2j; peas. it:.iir"wlais. jc't;il; turly Jure. Jl.luui.10; Icbütera, $l.5k-i?2; rea chcrrl-, v:Sl ; strawberries, h'-'u'J0c; eabnor. l-lo, Jj;'i42; 3-lb tomatoes, fcj Cot&l nnil Cukr, Anthracite. $9.oO; C. & O. Kanawha. $1.50Plttburg. 4; Uln'.frede. $4; Itaymon-J, J4, Jackson, ft; lflar.d City lump. $2.iu; lump ccH. vc I .r bu. J2 .2 j per 22 bu; cr untied coke, lue per bu. J2.:.0 per 25 bu; lilosüburg, 4.iu peaon; Coi.nellsv.lle coke, $4 per ton; foundry coke. 2.. per 2 bu, f 3 üu per ton; llrazll block, U per ton; siaokeieiM coal. i ter ton; aoft nut coal. 2.'c ton less; coal delivered in bags, 22c tuu additional. Drtius. Alcoliol. ?2.50T?2.r; atafteti.ia, 4!c; alum. 2'ay 4c; camphor, evtfTCc; cochineal, Ib'j'oZc: chloroform. ätiMK; copperas, brls. c; cram tartar, iure. 2otf2Jc; lndio. CjOc; licorice, Calao, Kt-uuine, j 40c; manesia, curb., 2-oz. 20220, morphine, 1. fc V., per 02, 2.2.j'y2.0t; mauuwi 14.. oil, castor, per teal, 1. 12 y 1.2.".; oil, b-r-Kamot, pr le., $J; opium, J3.7o2.j; Quinine. 1. Ac W., per oz., 4li4.c; balsam copal u.t, iieuc"; koap, rastlle. Fr.. Uöltic; soua. bicarb., 2V-uc; salts, Epsom, lVtfJc; sulphur Hour, 2).üic;"fcaltpeter. 1"j14c: uirpintiie, 4-Ki4r.c; glycerin. 172Uc; Iodide iotasslam. $2.4.Va2.i0; bromide t-otasslum. 223c. chlorate pviaso. lu!32oc; Lorax, yi2c; cinchonlua, 4044;c; carbolic acid,' 2747c; cocaine, mur., Jei.DÖ'sj b.Ti. , Dry Ciooda. Bleached Sheetlna Androscoggin L, 7c; Berkley, js,'o. 60. al,sc; Cabot, ic; Capitol. iVc; Cumberland. c; UAignt Anciicr. ',c; r'nut of th Loom. "jc; Furwtll. bc; Fltchvill?, ttc; Full Wisth, 5',jC; till; Kdge, a',c; eidded Age, 4',c Hill. 7lic; Hope, 7'e; Llnwood, 7c. iAnsda;,' 7e; Febody. o'-c; ipierel!, !-4, lie; Ftpperei:, 10-4. 2Jc; AndroaCOKgin. -4, Uc; Androp rglr.. 10-4. 21c. brown Sheetln;s--Atlantlc A. 8c; Argy;., 14cBoott C, 4'jc; Uuck's liead, 6e; Chiton Cl'C,' ?V; Constitution. 4i-lnch. 5V; CarllsJe. 4MnIh! be; Dwighfa t'tar, 7c: ireat Frlls K. ö4c; Gieat tails J. b; Hill Fine. 7c; Indian Head, bel'epperell It. V; l'eppereti. 10-4, lie; Androscofcgln. -4, 17c; Androsvoggln, lu-4. I'jsj. l'rints Alien dres styles. lc; All-n TR, 4V.; Allen' robe. 3V: American indU . 4'4c; Arnold lorr' eloth, F. 7'jc; Arnoi) I.L.I , CUc; Coeheeo ;anry, 2c; Hamilton fancy, .',; Merri' nac tlnks ani purples. 24c; Pacific fancy. 5c; Slmpaon's mourning. 4V-; Ximpvon's litrim solids. .V; tfiinpMn's oil finish. c; American shirtin?. J'c; black white. 4V; grays. 4!4c. Kld-tinlshed Cambrics Fd v. arda, 2c: Warren 3';c; Slater, 34c; G-nesee, 2c. Tickings Anu.skeau ACA. 10'ic; Conestosa UF, 12-c; Cord.s 14). 11 Vic; Cordis T. llc; Cordis A CK, ll'ac: Hampton av:i..ngrs, fc; Kimono farcy, 17c; Lenox faacy, 18c; M thuen AA. loV-; t.)akland AF. tic; l'ortsmouth. 114c; ousquehanna, 124c; hetucket SV, tc; briueket F. 64c: ywift P.lver. 54c :j:ijharr.3 Anioskeag staples, jv;c; Amoskeag dit.-.s, 7c; Latea, 24c; Lancaster, i'c; Lancaster tiiffn, lc: bates. 64c; Fall du Nord. So. Iraln Uatr AinohkeaK. $12.20; American, f 15.50; Haimcny, 15.;'.'; tark. Flou r. FtraUht grades, $4i 4 20; patent flour, $4 20jJ 4.4i; spring wheat patents, 13.405.65. (irucerim. Coffee-Hood, lD12c; prime, 12014c; strictly pri.ne, 14'l6o; fancy green and yt-llow. üü22c, Java. 2a 22c. 1 jjasteu (.dd Uuvrrnnirnt Java' 224u22c; Golden ttio, 2c; ilourbon antos, 2ic' Gilded Santos. 21c; prime Santos. 23c. Package ccfrt-f City prices-: Ariosa. lu.Vc; l.lon. Iii2..c-JerM-y, 10.72c. Caracas. Pj.2jc; Dutch Java blend l-'.i"c; Dillvorth's, 10.72c; Mall i'ouch. l.2vC; Gates' blended Java. U.7ic; Jav-u-Oar, 11 2uc 1' friction top tins in basket); Klite tcartoons;. 12.22c; ".t)d Luck, 12.2uc; Good L,uck (on.Waif ca.M, $7.Si). Sugars-City prices: Dominoes, C.37c; cut lo.t f, 6.37c; powdered. ö.l7c; XXXX po-o-ru. 6 OJc' standard granulated, 2.77c; rinc granulated, ,S.77cextra fine Kianul.tted, .Sic; granulated, 2-lb baxs. 5.a2'c: irranulated. 2-lb liuv -i:'... .12e; . mold A. 22-; co:iiVction.rs' A. '5 27c- i Cdumbla A. 5.42c; 2 Windsor A, i.37c; 3 lUdgeWiMd A. 5.37c; 4 Phoenix A. 5.32c;. 5 I'm; ire A. l.Z'c; 6 I.lt-al ;liln Kx. C. 5.17c; 7 Windsor Kx. O, 5.07c; S Jtldcewood Kx. C. 4.a7c; 9 Velio. v Fx. V 4.2c; 10 yellow C. 4 h7c; 11 Yellow. 4 o2c; 12 Ye, low. 4 Vic; 13 Yellow. 4.72c; 14 Yellow. 4.72c; lo "Vtllow. 4.72c; 1C Yfllow, 4.72c. Sap-In car lots, 11.2)1.25; mall loti, ?1.250 t lour-StralKht Rrades. !H.2; patent. $1.2:, grade, JJ.:2a4; bakery, i.2, a3.t5. second Splcrs-Fop;er, 17dlSc; allspSce, l.'.flS, cloves, i.'fii3C. cassia, laaisc: notmeirs. .V).t; . ik Kean.x l'rlme marrow, bu. 2.5."i2.6i; do pea naf' ,',u- ?- 222.3:.; do red Uldny. bu. J2..51 -8a. Lima bean.. Ib. 7ö74c; German Lln-i b-an. f4tia-. Malass.s and Syrups New Orleans molasses fair to prime, 222c; thcicc, 25y40c; syrups, 2i4 Fdce Louisiana. 44tJ6'ic: Carolina. 6V-a4c. Shot-1.4'r(;L5t).er tap t'r drop. " Lt ad t 7c for pressed bars. WfwHf Dihes No. 1. r er I.C-jO, ö0 No 2 2.V)'?2.75; No. 3. $2.:.('u3; No. 5. $:2.2;.. Twine !iemp. 12"ut8c per lb: wool. S'o- fjtx 2t''20c: pirer. 2rc; Jute. 12 'j 12c; cotton. lS'jcic ' oodtnw sav No. 1 tuts. ö.5...Vi7; No. 2 tubs. JTi.50'tij; No. 3 tubs. ! .V&5: 3-hoop pails $1 60 2-hoop pails. $1.4'v(il.2o. double washboards ''j 2.73; common washboards. $1.501.73: clothes pins, 60jC2c per box. Leather. Oak ole. 337": hei.-ilok scle. . 28?34c harr.ess. 2'?l2,.'c; skirting. iU'dtnc; eingle strip 41 42c; city kip, 6V.i!:.c; French kip. W'c.'tl 2clor caifskln, cJH.10; French calfskin. j:.i.j Anil and liornenlioen. Ste?l cut nails. $2 C3; wire nails, from store $2.j rates: from ndil. $2.65 rates. Horehoe' per ker. il; mule tdiocs. per ke, 4.20; ho-se nails, S 1 1 S per 'box. Harb wire, salvanled 13.23; xalnted. 3.10. ra. Oils. Llnsee,!. raw. 52c per gal; llneed oil. bollet S"c per gal; coal oil. Ie-ul t.t. ?4'.144c; bank' 47ij7.Cc; best ftralt. -'c; Ibradjr. Ce; West Virginia Pibricating, 2oa20c; miners'. 40c; lard oi, winter straiiud, U Lrl. iOCOc per garhalf brls. 2c i-er gal .xtra. l'roilnce. Fruit nuel Vegetable. Flneapp les li 23 er dor. Cabbage Horn rrown. ir brl. frj?2.?3. Dananas Fer bunch. No. 1, $1.75f2; Xo' u s Ü1 20. omrifs Stealings. 14. Lcm. ns Mesr Ii:h. :'t"0 to box, choke, JJ- fanr ?ii..".rt; California. SW. J' N.-w lv.tat.s -I'tr bu. J12.". Onions 72c er bu. Hon y W'nitf. lv ier lb; dark. l?c. Cocoanuts c .1 z; per bag. J3.20. I'm-umU i s 2' ii c per di z. Tomatoes ;i per crate of i basket; pr bu for home-grown, ti. il n:e elr-. w n Ft; ens 12. ZT per bu. Cauhrl w, r ! 50 j er dcj. New Apples 2."'C j -er pvi k box; horpe-grown. 73c 'jl ier tu or gio.l tuik. Indiana lvachc 5iv'y 123; Georgias, Jl.73 per C-tarkci rrate. Cr. nta I u pes 5'Ki7.c r l .isV et: br!, J1.73. Itlackbt rries H me grown. tli1.20 pn-r crata Goos.-berrlrs $1.72 p r i Ute. Ccrrar.ts- 517' per crate 24 yts. V-paratus Home grown. F.323c per Joa buacb s. Uel Plums 24-quart crate. Il'jl.25. Uaiiiir..li'i,.-;.,.7 p-r 1. IV Llberta. ?2 6-tja?k-t crate; 4-bakt J12jl4'. Kel' Fro vialotta. Hams Sujjar cured, 12 ibs average, iny,,!... 1! Us ner:mc. 12.H34c. Jic. Lard-Kcitie render- '. . l'4c: rjre ;ar.j L'acon- e'lear dd. l) lo t lbs average lO'-c .1 to 20 lt-s a-Tae. Uc; clef:r blli. lo ;u aveTne. ; IS to 2 Sbs avr-raire, IP - ji j lo lbs avera;-, 114c; dear backs,' 20 to "J averag. 1V: 12' to li lt,9 MWrA(). j . 2. tba ibs U I't 9 ins .1 o u n , in.. in oi rail 'jC 'eis Shoulders-1 Iba average. t4c; In to 12 Jbs average, 4C See 1. Clover, choice. rrlm C76 50; English cho're iöC.ru; al ike. choice. $.:&; al.'aifa. choice $-5 ; crimson or scarlet clever. $3 1j5 5o- t'motny. 45 11, prime. $2 Jir-r2.4): strictly frime blurnrass. 24 lbs. $';j2.J. (irn.an millt 7. UvcWtstern Gein an i.i'.llet. 70'aioc; common nullet' 12.2(2.22; choice. $2.:3;2 2C; fancy Kentucky -4 lbs. $1 ?; extra clean. 6otr72c; orchard ,rass tra. $lt' 'Hl.75; red top. chedce. fcwküJl.75-' En. glüh. C3a70c.

Miscellaneous nacRorri it-B. -io, y jic; raapberrlej. J-lb. i.22ul-'; pineapple. etandar.l, 2-ib. l.&ö'u l.o; eaoice. 2'ii2.1'j; covo oysters, i.lh. full vkeluht. Sl.lSal.bJ; light. Ci"a'i:c: itrlnt'

RISE AND FALL IN PRICE

i:iiiiATic hi t slk;gisii iovi:ir:vrs wrnituT iu:al caisi:. Profcrslonpl Trader lnnltnilnte StoeLt for n I)ni rroflta Kxebmiue nt Goltl IJxport I'oint. NHV: YORK. Aus. 1. To-day'? re'ooun-l In prices when trading commenced at tho Stock Exchange secrrtvl to be one of tho u.-ucl fluctuations of a narrow professional market and was characteristically lacking in any news to explain it. There was some revl.-ion of sentiment among the traders in accord with the new movement, but this was as much an effect as the cause of the change of the cour.-e of prices, llavins Fold stocks for three days, without any active participation on the part of tho outside public, the room traders bc-frn.n to feel that their short lines were getting uncomfortably extended, and they proceeaed to buy stocks to cover. The United States Steel stocks commanded the principal attention and rebounded sharply from yesterday's depression. There was no news of any change in tbe status of the strike negotiations when .the market opened, but the traders had come to tho conclusion that they were unduly pessimistic over the. prospect of u settlement when they snM their stock.-? yesterday. So they bought back what they so. el. Tho recovery in those stocks had a dominant influence on the rest of the ll.-l and on speculative sentiment in Keneral. In seeking for a buli argument to move prices In the new direction the recent strength In Norfolk Sc Western ajid otner bituminous coal carriers t.fTcred a k-au. That group of stocks was accordingly bought and bid up by traders, and the movement s; read to tho anthracite roads. The movement seemed to be based on the general consideration of the sound condiMons of the trade and the periodical advar.ee of 10 cents per ton in the prite of anthracit which goes Into effect tcday. The distribution of dividends and Interest to-day. including that on government bonds, was looked to to provide some demand for reinvestment. The continued advance thU morning in sterling exchange seemed to foreshadow some emtgo of gold, and this possibility was a repressive intluence on speculation. The sterling exchange rate now stands at the. point ;it w.iich the last gold was exported. The h'ghest prices generally were made before noon, and the absolute fanure to attract any outside following prompted the professionals to sell out their holdings again and take their profits. There was no more news to account for the paction than there was to explain the early advance. The selling at nrst was of Insignificant proportion, but lt was found necessary, in order te lind a market for even the smallest blocKs, to continue the concessions in the offered pi ice until the sales effected showed wide declines from the previous prices. I'nited States Steel more than lost its 2-point rise, and the preferred stock saved only a pmall fraction. The notable gains at other points were, reduced almost entirely to fractions, and numerous net losses were established. The closing was dull and heavy. Huslness in railroad bonds was small and there were recessions from best prices in the course of the day. Total sales, at par value, were $".."). I'nlted States bonds were ail unchanged on the last call. Following are ti e day's snare sales and the closing bid prices: Cl5-lnir Mocks. Atchison IJl.i. Atchison t.r-f '2 Tim Baltimore & Ohio 1.30) 7l. Kaltlmore A: Ohio pref 24 Canadian Pacific 4"0 l"svs Canada Southern Che?cpeake & Ohio Chicngo Ar Alton Chicago & Alton pref Chlcaso. Ind. & LouNvüle . Chi., Ind. & Iulsll!o pref Chicago St Ka stern Illinois IU .... ir..7.n 4! l.tiN) 37 :i 3"0 37 7'i 321 .0 22. Chicago & Ureat Western ' hieago vV Oreat Western A pref M' Chicairo & Oreaf Wectern H pref 47 Chicago v Northwestern 4 lJ Chicago. Hock Island & Pacific 2) Chicago Terminal Trans lo; Chicago Terminal & Trans, pref ?,s C C, C. & Ft. Louis Jo so t, Colorado Southern 13 e'elorado Southern firs-t pref :'.) 5 ' Colorado Southern s cejnd pref.... .: 27'4 Pel v.vate & Hudson 2 0 i.vjDelaware, Lackawanna & West... 2.V 227' Denver t Itio f.rarde reo 41'2 Denver & Itk Orande pref oo ?nj Erle 19.ro ;(a Erle flrit pref 2.2uO 6r.;j Erie second pref 4 iO 4Oa tireat Northern pref pH) J7K Hpckin Valley 21 Hocklrg Valley pref o i flllnrls Central 1.40:) li:.j Iowa e'cntial n; Iowa Central pref :ji, Düke Erle W'e-tern 1 V) 22 " l.ak I rl t rn pref 11! Louiv!llc A. Nashville "14 Manhattan L 2" lb'4 Metropolitan Street-railway 40) Jt;.a Mexlcen Ontral l.r.oo 22 Mexican National MO Minnen polls Al St. Iuis 1).". Jtlfouri PnKlc l,.',oo Jis Mixsourl. Knnsas 4vi Texas 2C,i, Missouri. Kan. & Texas prof L"0 .v;' New Jerey 'ntral New Yrk Central 6 't lr- i Norfolk V Wetf!n 291 :?, Norf.lk Western pref 70 1 Kj ntarl- Weetetn fi.oiO S2. lennylvanla IS, 4.0 HC P.. C, C. Sc St. L 7! P.eadtn 17.:D 21; Heading Pitt pref j) 7t; lteadlnjf second pr.'f .",M0 ;,2Mt St. Louis & Stn Francisco C.7o) 4P St. I.. & an I ran, t'.rft pref PM 7';a St. Ii. Sc Pan Frnn. second prof... 4' C7 St. Louis Southwestern 2R St. Loa!) Southwestern pref St. Pul 8.20) ir.r.i St. Paul pref isi Sondern Pacific 9.70 t'.'i Southern Railway 4 m) 2(iuj Southern Railway pref l,.csj $4 Texas Jt Parin. 41 Toledo, St. Louis Weitem Toledo. St. L. i Westf-in pref T, t'r.loa Pacific 21. MO 77 Union Pacific pref 7r) f7 Wat.i.fh 2. VO 21 4 VTnl ah pref ." 10,2' 0 hee'.in-c .v. Il:e Erle s Whe. K- Lake Erle s-cen 1 pref... 2'' 2!' AV;s;ensln Central tiro Wisconsin Cential pref 200 42 EXPRESS COMPANIES Adms 170 American io Pnire.l States s,-t Wells-Fargo 14J MISCELLANEOUS. Amalgamated Copper S.20 American C.tr and T-Vundrv ;'".) Amorieun e'ar nnd Foundry pref.. 2'0 Amero an Linse. -d il American i.ln.see 1 eil pref 113 Vi 2: Am. Sm-ltliu und Rt-nnl'.nr Am. Smelting and Refining prf.. American TnMcco Amcon Iii Mining Cempany Rrooklyn Rapid Transit Coloi.ido Iiel ."til Iron Cno!ldnted Jis Contir.ntal Tohacco Contlnertal To!acco pre' Ortr.il Electric C,!ucoe Sugnr lb-, king Cal Internat Ion! Papt r International P.eper pref International Power I.HcIele tins N'Tttnnl Picuit National Iyd N?t!-tial Salt National Salt pref North American Pa :tf:c Coart Pcifv Mil People's Oas Preeed Steel Cir Prfed Steel Ca: pref .... 4'-) :,v, 1.20 $:t l.t4 7' 4U4 l.'OO 76 2!K) .; 20 2J7'-'. f7 700 117 2'0 io) r.: no iM'i .... 2"4 50) frj'i .... ?) 3 w 42 p vu-. 1!) 1) fio'4 6., 40 z1) l.0 114 3" 4:1 10) M Pt'Mrran T'a'ae' far RfpllMlC St'-el w P.eputlic Steel pr-f fi) Sugur ".701 Ter.nei.r e".al uni Iron 2. P.) Cnl 'V M.r ati l l'i.r "'im.iinT 71 P. i, .... Unl'.n Pag and Ptr Co. pref... Urit ' States Ij-ather UnPnl ctate I.tath-r pref 1'n't.vl Stsies Mit b-r U- ltfd State RuMer pref I'nlt. I FtnL- r St-el l'r,!!t :VS-iI.'. S'CCl I ref V.".:ernUr;on hi i-i, . . 1.7' o 7 :uo i ; Ci) r - .'a:i vi 'I:--; . 47.7'0 PI, ,.412.0-H) Total t lf . . .".."... Ex. dividend. UNITED STATES PONDS. T'nlt-! United UnU.d Fta.- refcai 1 ' Tiit twr.j, r c Stato rf' tit' iii g t am, coup States thiets. r'r Stated thre.. t-jp ...1 ...P7 ...1V4 ...pv.4 ...127 ...117 ...113 ...in ...P7 ...107 I nite. Cntte 1 States new fours, reg Urlted States r.w Pmrs. coup tntt"d Ftat"s rd 1 fojrs. rr: Cnlted Stute-j old fours, roup Unlfrt States rives. rg ... I'nitei States f.ees. coup Ex. interest. 3hm:t ah v. Hates on I onus nnil llirhange-Clrnr fngs mill llnlHiirm. INDIANAPOLIS Commercial paper. 4f( 4i per cent.; time loans. I'ci 3 pr cent. Clearings. 51.426. Sfin; balances. J27SM:i.76. NEW YOUk'.-CaU money steady at per cent. Prime mercantile papei, per cent. Sterling xchatiKe rirm; actual business In bankers' bills. J4.S74 for demand. Jl.lGU for sixty days; posted rates.

Jl.S-i and Ji.SSU; commercial Mils. ILStu-rf 4. Vi. Clearings, $2fr,177.577; balances, Jli.CHICAGO. Posted exchange. JPStS and New York exchange. lk discour.t.

J Clearings. $23.0S.7T6; balances. $J.2vi.9J2. r.OSTON. Clearings, l2o.731,Cl; balances, J2.l'-),2X-PHILADET, PHI . Mont y. 4 per rent. Clearings. Jlä.T.W.M'i; balances. J2.421.921. ST. LOriS. Mnr.ey. U'i7 per cent. NewYork exrha- f?e. Z) discount bid. 4'"c discount asked. Clearings, J7.'.'C7,1J7; balances, BALTIMORE. Money. 4H'jS per cent. Clearlnsr-, J.'.A'.llO; balances, $371,7tü". CINCINNATI. Money. Zifi per cent. Ne'v York exchn nee, pur and 10c discount. Clearings, JL7S:,'. 3Iney Itnte Alirond. LONDON. Money. 2V2 per eent. Discount rates, short bills, '2 7-rj?i2U. per ceni. ; three months' Mils, 2'-s2.-i per cent. Consols, for money. ix2, tor tho account, W"8. Spanish fours, BE KLIN. Kx change on London, 20m 41pf for checks. Discount rate, thort bills. 3 per cent.; three months' bills, 2i per cent. PARIS. Three per cent, rentes. lOlf 274c fr the account. Exchange on London, 22f lsc for checks. SpaRish fours closed at 70. 7u. Mnrket for Sliver. NEW YOHK.-Bar silver, 5S?;c; Mexican dollars, 45c. LONDON. Silver bars quiet at 26 15-lCd an ounc3. THKASIUV STATE3IE.NT. Dully IlalnnccM, Ileeelpt and Expenditure tiiiil tbc Pitblie Debt. WASHINGTON Thursday's statement of the Treasury balances in the general fund, exclusiv of the $1ö0,hü,iv gold reserve in the division of it demotion, shows: .Available canh balance $177,n7G.f76 Moid W.JüVväS Sliver Hti.ll),7''.S United States note 1U."".317 Treasury notes of LW ll.J.o'i.) National bank nele O.C.'d.UO Thursday's receipts l,5V.;.io2 Au.Ti.vt i-ee ipts l.oT'l.t-SJ Kecelpts this PscaJ year 5o.VJ7.'22' Thursday's ::pe:uiitd!es !!.')-4".4 August expenditv.i t s 2',iHiJ Exj.enditiirc s tili1 fiscal yeir Dl.uVc.ö:") Deposits in Naticnal Banks 102,r,t2,2öy National bank netes for redemption 413,453 Clasihed P.ecoipts. Internal revenae $70S.4ri Customs 7.UW2 Miscellaneous G'I,7t. Total Expenditures ?i,r,s:i.7::i .'. 2.01o,(A!0 Thursday's defic It $455.119 July Kecelpts and Expenditures. Receipts $."2.320,340 Expenditures 52,Ö07,5;'O July surplr- 512,750 Deiicit in July, 10:0 $4,oj,ik.O July Receipts Classified. Customs $21.213,903 Increase over Jul, 13 l,4i:i.(M) Internal revenue SS,W,p.) Increase over Juiy. 10 77,iV-0 Miscellaneous 2,7io.lK Increase over July, 1100 12'j,uj) The expenditures during the month on account of the War Department were $16,017.MO, a ilecreafe of $J.S2l'i0; Navy l)epartment, ft'.l !.1.2Go. an increase of fin); pensions, $ll,lul,2u:). a decrease of $315,0i. The Public Debt. The monthly statement of the pub'.ic debt f.ho'.vs that rt the close of business on July 31. l'jol. the debt, less cash, in tho treasury, amounted to $1. ."':. 17;.3.::), a decrease for the month of f2.'.'2.57. The debt is recapitulated as follows: Interest-hearing debt $3S5,476,(oo Debt on which Interest lias censed since maturity 1.4O0.S20 Debt bearing no interest 3S2.3!2. 15'J Total H.Sfiy.lTO.Saa Tliis amount, however, does not Include J..:i.!t:)l.ts:) In certificates and treasury notes outstanding, which arc offset by an equal amount of cash on hand, which i? held for their rc leniptlon. The cash in the treasury is classified as follows: Gold reserve $l.V),Vo,ooo Trust funds 77o.iKi,tiSj General fund H'.SS.i.'jtj:) In national bank depositories.... 101,'. Ml, 133 Total $l,lMJ.r42ityi Against this sum there are demand liabilities outstanding amounting to $S."S,?f74.117. which leaves a cash balance on hand' of ?l'.2'7,Öt'.ii.S7t;. ' Circulation of Money. Th"-" monthly circulation statement of the controller of the currency shows that at the close of business on July 31, lLdl, the total circulation of nationr 1 bank notes was f.lVUö'J.Ditf. an increase for ;ho vent of $JG,i57.'d2. and an increaie for the month of $2. !'. 71 1. The circulation based on United Stales bonds amounted to ?';:'7.:").37. an increase for the year of $ 1 ').."; l.iri:, nnd an i:. rease for th. month of SUN.tM. The circulation secured by lawful money aggregated J2:,11Ö,5G1, a deereise for the year of $l.r..",I.I'J7, and a decrease for the; month of J727.n7;5. The amount of registe red bonds on deposit to secure circulating" notes was J32!t,öl.4::. and to secure public deposits $10.Sil,45). Mint Report. The monthly statement ef tbe director of th' mint shows the total eolnago executed at the mints of the United States during July, höl. was $ö.ß21,S2). divided as follows: (Sold $4.2SR.0Oö Silver 1,312.11:0 Minor coins St.WO Bond lurchases cn Thursday. Old fours at 113.'V.tl2 $1,500 Fives at lu.'.iM 2,i0 Annual saving in interest. 2S0 THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS GOOD KXI'OItT CATTLE SOLD AT SYHO.NG TO IinaiUK 1'ItlCES. Hokn in Aetlve Deianinl nuel L'nerenly Higher S beep Stendj Condition of Jlarkets i:inewhcre, UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 1. Cattle Receipts, tCO; shipments, 21.-0. The receipts of cattle thus far this week show an inercas of about 101 oer tho same time last v tek and 1,350 over the corresponding time a year ago. The receipts to-day were over V1 smaller than a week ago and nearly 4"0 larger than a year jio. More good export cattle were represented than heretofore this week. The market opened with rather an active demand for the best class ol stock, and salesmen succeeded in maintaining nearly steady prices us a ruh and in some instances a gain of lue was reported. Sabs included catti averaging 1..m Us at ?".v), with l.L-jl and 1.4(ln-Ut kinds at $.Y5e'5.75. Including piain 1 5-n-U cattl' at $.".'". and steers averaging around 1.15u lbs sold -it $1.75'i5.C2j. as to ctualay. tiooo weight heil rs that were fat sold at $;.2.Vt 1.75. aid other sale?, including stockers ranged from $'.C5'i I. There were no cows reported above $1.25, and ordinary earners to good cows sold at $1.5eJ ';f4. eju.tutions: Extra prinisj steers, 1,350 lbs and upward $5.50T COO Gin.d export steers. 1,35'J to l,n5o lbs 5.10'4N 5.50 Good to choice 1,2h to 1,-ib steers 5.trf f.X CJcod io choke 1.1 to 1.2oO-Ib steers 4.75tl 5.15 Plain fat steers. 1.350 lbs and upv;trd 5.k(i 5.:'5 Plain fat steers. 1.2V to p)s.. 4.C5'a 4.: IMain fat steeds, I.im) to l.l."i lbs.. 4.WU -4.50 e.'h.uce teeclmg steers. l.('. to l.lw lbs 3.tKj 4 25 Go- d fee'ding steers. iM to l.h") lbs 3.5.U 3.73 Medium feeding steers. RiO to lbs 3.15;f 3.50 (i!rmo!i to gjod stockers 2.5owl 3.V) (Jood to choice heifers 4'u 5.) Fair ;o medium heifers 3.35'm 3.75 Comr.i n liht heifers 2.5.'x 3.25 Good tj chdce cov.s 3.5u'.i 4.25 Fair to m diu:n cows 2.7.V-I 3.35 Common old cows I.eViJi 2.50 Veal calves 3.50'j .t) Heavy caies 2. U':i '..to) Prime to fancy export bulls 3.C 4."0 (Jood to choice butcher bulls 3.25'c" 3.50 Common to fair bulls 2.5'.''' 3.() Gooi ro choice cow and calves.. 35.17 50. Ol Common 10 medium cows and calves 20.Ii C0.CX) Hogs Receipts. 4.5'.'0: shipments, 1,2V Combined receipts ef hogs for four das show a decrease of 2.00i compared with the same time last week und an Increase of 2,hj over the corresponding time a year ago. The rccelDts to-d-iy were not quite

ns large as a week r.go. and about 1,5'j larger than & year ago. The market opened with local packers showing a better disposition th".n they have for several days past, and. with a fair uemand from shippers, tne lidding from th? strt was lively, and salesmen, of course, were holding their consignments higher. It did not take ion? to establish a tiadir? hasls for selected Hsht iocs and bft he-avies. which sold generally about 5c higher, and some transactions were possibly l''c above yesterday. Less desirab'o hirs r!id not show hat much

improvement, and a few sales of very oroinnry light wcJgnts were little better th in yesterday. A good clearance was made earlv at current price.-, and the market closed firm for the best hogs. Sales ranged from $5 55 to $-'.. and a lnrge proportion of the supply sold above $5.C7i. Quotations: Good to choice medium and heavy 2? MT6.W Mixed and heavy packing 5.55'j V.0 Good to choice light weights 5.C5'i5.77!2 Common to fair light weights.... 5.55 'u 5. CJ1 Common to good pigs 5.ii15.)) Roughs 5.t.'5 i5.ro Sheep Receipts, CoO; shipments. 3A The receipts of sheep and lambs for four days show a decrease of about 1.4e compared 'vith the same time last week, and the receipts to-dry were a little larger than a week ago. The market opened with a much tetter demand from local butchers, and, with fair competition from !rhipiers, the early trade was reasonably active at strong prb-es compared with yesterday. Lambs sold as high as $l.C5,i4.75. quite a number at $4.254.5'). and common to fair lambs brought ?CTi4. Sheep sold as high as $3.50, with mixed lots at $3.25. and other sales ranged from $2.25 to $3.10. Quotations: Spring lambs $3.VW?I3 Gooel to choice yearlings 3.50'a l.t'O Good to choice sheep 3.0"j3.50 Common to medium sheep 2.25'i2.75 Stocken and feedinn sheep 2.02.75 Bucks, per 10J lbs 2.Wfc2.5Q Trnnsaetlcns nt the Interstate Ynrtla. INTKRSTATK STOCKYARDS. INDIANAI'OLIS. Aus. 1. Cattle lteelji!3 none; ehlpie'-nis none. In l.irr.ior.y with the general markets all kinds of fat steck were quoted stream to 10c higher, rtutcher cattle rule steady, with a fidr dornend from local dealers. Quotations: ej.-od to choice st'-erf, 1,310 lbs and inward $Z.2u ".S0 Fair to ine.liun; te'l!' 1.S5J lbs and upward 4.9ufi3.t Oood to ch ice 1. t. J.3e-lrt eteer. 4.7o'((r.."0 Fair to r.i.dium i.l'w to l.C0.)-lb steers... 4.W.'t :e0 M 2d Sum t sool :jOc to l.l'Wi-'.b steers 3.7."tl.e) eiooJ tu choice feeding Mters 4.22'ix 4. Cotnnon to ice od htockers J.inivl.'O Pair to lr.ediuni belters 4.2jfii 1.75 Common to licht heifers a.o-jft.t.ro llood to rhoi?i? cowf 3.7"'i 4.22 Fair to medium cows 3. )'! 3.7." Cinnlr.r cows 1.7Ji2.73 Veal calves 5.2n'i6.7.ii Heavy calees 3.2i'c 2.'0 l'rtr.ns to fancy exrort bulls 2.75a4.2.j ltoc Ucceij t?. 1.0'i'V shipment.", 9W. The riualitr ot to-day's -1,'ply wus kit little better tiian yeiterday'g. There were r.o really prime hops on the nurV.et. IJisdnes. bean with an adNancfl of 2'.j,'cr2e on the host kind of r.Ofr with rerr.r.ion ftrk rli ii-g on th' basis of yesterday' market. A s tnual the demand from fhlppers a nitre than enouRh to consume th supply cn hanJ. The tot nie bum and heavy hoa sold rt $5. v. .i.jtr. with ndxel I102 he'llnjf (jfnrally at $5.7."f r.KS. The extreme range of the market was from f5.72 to $i.f0, with the bulk of the business between J".7ö erd ?5.VX All were fold early, the North Packing Company petting most of th? supply. Tho market closed teady at quotations: Good to cho'ce heavy i.Rö175.t5 Uüui to ehotce llnht 5.7"ü:.Si) le id to choice mixed, 5.725 5. K.i Ualr to good pl? 5.0')t)'5.f ) Fair to pood roughs 4.72&R.40 Sheep rteielpis, iX); fhlpmenta none. The market luled steuJy on all clutses of dock. The demand as koou, and no dlnVulty was experienced In d;spo.ing of all offered. The bst lambs pold from $l.f.J to $2, with sheep rar.pIr.jt from for the very common rafes to f:i.22 for the Le.vt. All were polJ. The market closed ?tealy at quotations: Sprhic lambs f 4.25 4.75 Faid to choic cliptied lambs Z.h1U.W Common to fair sheep 2. 20 fi 3.00 Lucks, per 100 lbs 2.00fr, 2.50 EIevliere. CHICAGO. Auy. 1. Cattle Receipts. 15.C00, lncledlrp 1.15') Texan?. Fancy b'ee steady; peneral market 10a2t) lower. tJood to prime steers, $2..V"fi '.2" ; po.ir to medium. M 4""4..rn; stockers aad feeders'. 52..Vfti 4.4j; row,, f2.72 i '4.C5; heifers', J2.:.j3; canners. " f 1.252.3-J; bulls. $2.5014.60; e-a'.ves. $31'4.7.".; Texa. ste ers. $'! 4.20. Hors Keceipis. 24.00u; to-morrow. 22.CC): left over, 3.0 0. Market aet've and steady to . higher. Mixed and butchers. $.V50i .-.!.: pood to choice heavy. SW'.i 6.0.". ; rouc;h heavy. $2.305.75 liht. $5.C'W(."..7e"; bulk of sales. J..t5fi j. t-h U'M-eipts. 15.0 . 0. Sheep slow and lower; choice lanb stror.fr; others dull. Good to choice v. triers. f3.7."'(i 4.25; fair to choice mixed. $3.2'.V'f 2.75: Werdern theep, 3.25Ti3.".; ye?rlinKS. $4' 4.25; native lambs. $2.25'.j 5.4); Western lambs, 4.3.".fi5.40. official receipts and shipments yesterday Rfrl;.ts: C.ittl. 13.2t.': hrps. 3Ü.C27; sheep. 11, IV. Shipments: Cattle. 3.742; hogs, 4.!C7; heep, 3.141. KANSAS CITY. A'jk. l.-Cattle-Recelr ts, 12.Cm:0 native. l.S'iO Texans anl X0 calves. Native beef steers 15'i25c lower on account of heavy ri'n late In the vek; ethers lo'(i 1 r.o lower. Cholci export and ehes.ed be-ef steers. t".4Hfa.M; fair i -od. J4.8 .1.30: sto. kvrs and feed. rs. 4.12; W estern f d steers', f 1. 21 'j .1.20; N -.tern ran stiv-rs. J3 2.r 1.2.1, Texans Ln l Indians. $1.2 ii 4.75; Txas cows, f 2.7'fi 3.20; native cows. $2 G.'.'ct 4.2."; heifers. 5. 1": earners. $22.;0; bulls.. J2.2.".'I4..'e; calve s, J2."'ft 4..10. lbKS lteceipts, I'l.cC". Market steady to 5c hiher. Top. ft!; bulk of sales. $.1.fit"f( . '..'' ; heavy. J.l.iH f'T; mixed packers. J.I.Gu 1 2.V0; light, $..2'?) 5.M: i-tss. f2.2".'u .1.20. Sl'eep-Recfvjj.ts, 1.6'i. f4Ti.",: wethers.' 1.2.1''i4; ev. 1.6'. Market steady; l.imij ev. $2.7.1'fi3.2.: Western ra.iKi? sh c".. S3.1''.j3.7vi; str.k hlieei , SI. . j'. 2..e. LOUISV1LLH. .uf. 1. Cattle fun.; choice to prime h!pplrjr steers. $4.75ü5: medium to por.d shlpplnR pI'h-ih, $4.2.1 1 6.1; choice l ute )its, HQ 4.; n1e.li.11n to pood butchers, f3.4t."53.75; best veals. t2.;i':(4 per 100 lbs. Ho;s jftc-adr: ltl'i lis and ji sellinjr at J."..'."; 12) to '') lbs, r'-'2'Ji5..V; p-od V to 120-lb Us. J1.73-3; llht di:ll at $4fri4.50; roughs, $1 .1.fT."..3o. S1ifi nnl lantl In rood demand: leFt sedIn? rt $.",.2.10 5.5 ). but all other kinds wi-ro etremflv dull atei lower; seco.ids were h.ird to hel! at f;..V'C3 7."; l.iueher lambs. J2'.;'5j; fat ch-ep were du'l; best sellinj; at i2.7.V.i;l; best rourjr stock ewes v. ere about 2..V)$i3, but j.ractioai.y no di-msnd. ST. L)t'lS. A up. 1. Cattle Receipts. 4.8'i). Including 200 Texans. Market a shade easier for natives, with T-xar. lOe l-.wer. Native shipping and exort ste er.. $t sM'fj 5.S'l; dress" b nd butcher steers, $4. ."'Ci 5.50; steers under l.f.at) lbs. e,(.!'); stockers and feeders, 4.2j; cows end heifers. t2'r;: cnners. fli?2 .': bully $2Ti2.21; Texas and In. Pan steer.s, SJ. 15-! 4.40; cows nnd heifers, f2.40ti3.5o. Ifotfs Rece 1 ts. fi.O.Hi. IIar!;et stronjr. IMsa nnd lights. $5.t'.5fr'5.75; packers, $5.C0'ji5.S,j; butchers. 25. !"?' I.pHfcelpts. l.soo. Matket 25.' hiphe-r. X. tlve muttons. f33...-: lann-s. jy.14. culls and bucks, !2tf: slackers. J l.Vrr 2. 10. NEW YORK. Ajst. 1. beeves Receipts. 570. all for exporters and siaurcht -reiß. NothitK doirir. Feeling steady. Cables steady. Cahe.- R ceipts none; 2"0 state calves on sale. Mrrket slow ar.d barely stea ly: two cars Western calves unsold. Vc.d.?, V".'iß.75; buttermilks, $2i3..1o. Shee- and Lambs Receipts. 7.S27. Market dull. Sheep 15'!(2."e lower: !nbs. 2250 lower. Sheep. ?2.r.OTi4: lnmbs. 3.7.1fr C.25; nio-t of the rnles at $1f'i for fsir to primes Hofrs Receipts, 1,463. Market weak. Westers h-s. t.&0'ji5.i5. SOUTH OMAHA. Aup. 1. Cattle-Heeeir ts. 2.4"fl. Market l'lfil.lc lower. Wertern steers, SV.r.fiM.75: Texas Fte-Ts. .öa 4.50; cows and lu if' is. S2.7r.ffi ; calves. $3.5. Ilry-Ite.vdpts. 7,ee'i. Market SfilOo higher. lb-HW. S5.e'7,v'!'5 JS; mixed. $1 e:2U';z5.C7H; bpht. 5,- iv,-5 61; bulk of sales. f..C24j5.70. jih-'--re, "ij.ts. 3.2 o. :nrKet .steady. Weth ers. f3.2'tO); ewes. f2."0'7 3; land J4ft: HAST RUFFALO. Au. 1. Cattle-Re relpts Ii.Tlit; market elull and i:rfaorab!e: hut little 1-itnir. Veals and calves Ree Ipts lischt : cops. S2"f "..10; k 1 to choice fd calves. fS.2.1tf 4. jfoifs-Supply nioderate; ah n:t 15 cars. Cholc heavy. $:.!,5'ti6: pic. $5 6 T; 5. 70. Sheep ar.d Lambs Supply Ilmlte.l; nhout 6 cars. FprirvT lar.-.os. cholo to fancy, f.1.7.,75; cholc to extra mixed, tjf.'.t'i 4.35. CINCINNATI, Auj?. 1. Hogs active at ?1D03 S.r.r,. Cattle steady at $2.1.2). Sheep steady .t ?2'u3 5v; lambs steady et J2.50O L.b). Pe n 1 1 11 for Veleranj, Certificates have been Issued to the fcllowlr.pnameil Jndlar.lans : Ciiglna!-Vinii.m V. Crt"ch. Kiwoo-I, r,: i.'re,j. erlek Kurz. Indiana;-oll3, J2; Jas. Moore, Marion. A-i Htloral OJoc.-pe W. Allen. Indianapolis, H. Itestoratlon and Supplemental Samuel Applejset 1 dec- as-i), e'lermont. $12 Increase Hiram M. IjeClellan. Mill Creek. flO William 1. Robb. Mt. Vernon. S; J, DulinK.' Trask. f 12 ; James Rust. Washington. $12. Thou. I'.arnitt. IndtanapoJis. kS; Wlilim Nipp. Ne.v Castlv. 1). Wliliaui C.ehlback. Nw Albany, !j; W'lliam Shiveiy. Athens. 17; Knr.ch W. Cory, Terre Haute. j:7; Leander C. RobMni Centervlllo. 12: Irvin N. Wh'.'.man. Letters' Fori fv William H'Wen, Indianapolis. 1-;; Klljah Whlt. Ai'yb-1. $1. frlKinal Widows, etc. Minor of William KIsea.. RiiMsiavil. fi': illizabeth Ande-rsen, Knox, Abiall Sh.-an. Indianar oils, i. Wir with Spain (orbs'i.ial; Kdward Stevens. Huntington, fi. Ha 1 11. The patient rain at eady sumr-er dan; The lonp-. lone autumn drip; the damp, awet-t hush Of st rlr.Rtlme, when tbe pllntlr.ir drcpj seem pone Into the first note of the hlddtvn thrush; The solemn, dreary t.eat Of winter rain tni sleet; The? mad. sweet, passionate calling of tbe show-t-rs To th1 unl-lo-jtomed hours: The e'.rlv'n;. restless, nrdnlfcht sweep of ralr.; The fltfid .jobblrK nd the. rmile atain Of spring's ch.Mnood. the fierce, unpitying pour Of low-hur.jc. leaüen clouds; tho evermore Urophetle beauty of the sunset storm. Trersfttirel into color nnd to form Across the aky: o wondrous chanxinir rain! Chaimeful in 1 full of terrier as man' life; Impetuous, fierce, unpitylmr. kind a?nln. l'rot hMic. beauteous, s i thlr.fr. full f strife; Throuh all thy rhanlr.? p-A3!ons hear not we Th etcrral note of the Unchang'nfr Si a. Laura Spencer I'ortor, In July Atlantic.

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Any business with favor 11s will re (ion, and will be MORE THAN TWO CENTS ADDED TO TIIC PIUCE OF CORX IX Tili: CHICAGO PIT. Effect of the rhlilips Sujprn!on Whent mnl Out Alio HlKher Advniice lti Ho Products. CHICAGO, Aus. l.-The grain trade was upset t-elay by the suspension of tbe Phillips company, which resulted in fharp covering nd a swift advat.ee late In the serslon. September corn closed S't.'iii?, oats l?ic and wheat ic higher. Other Influences contributed to the advance. Provisions closed 5c to up. Corn opened dull but firm because of damage claims from the "West and also because no more rain was reported. One Iowa message predicted an elphth of a crcp for portions cf that State, while farmers were bciiiR t.dvised to cut up their crop now for fodder rather than accept the flimsy chance of an improvement In tbe situation. Following the opening there was considerable sedin:, partly liqui latlcn but largely by bears who anticipated liquidation in con?equ nee of the temporary suspension e.f the Phillips commission house. During this period the mnrkft was at its pochest. Later shorts became alarmed at the fpet that the expected liejuidation had not come, and this." together with the influent. 3 of additional crop damage stories, caused a tharp rally, and the close was strong nt the best mark of the day. S?p-te-mber sold between h5c and tSc and closed 2li''ilv over yesterday at the latter figure. Kecelpts were 132 cars. Wheat was moderately active. September opened 'fcc to Vie lower, at 6.NI4C to 60. under the Influence of perfect weather in the Northwest and easy cables. In sympathy with corn there was a rally to $fa t'.L-c. but the bears were confident and a decline to GllMic followed. During the afternoon, following a perio.l of dullness, the cash demand improved, ar.d this, combined with sympathy with corn, caused an advance and the mirket closed firm and He higher., at Cite. Local receiots were 274 cars, ninety-one of contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth reported 1 cars, against 274 last week and 2:r a year ago. Primary receipts were JWSiOO bushels, compared with 737.0UO a yer.r ago. Seaboard clearances were 1.23D,(X) bushels. Exporters reported thirty-two loads taken. Oats were handled In liberal quantities, but the feeling was bearish or bullish, according to the feeling in the corn pit. The opening was steady; then came a period of easiness, followed by closing firmness. September sold between HG'fc and 31'xC an! closed V"7 higher, at SlTc. Receipts were 234 cars. Provisions wfre again dull and featureless, but prices advanced on buying by packers. September pork cloyed .Vjc higher, at J14.40; lard 5c up, at $S.75. and ribs 5?'7lc improved, at 57.15. I'stlmated receipts to-morrow Wheat, 2V. cars; corn. 15 cars; oats, 210 cars; hogs, 21.000 head. Leading futures ranged as follows: Articles. Open- Hlieh- Low. CIoiWhat inj?. eft. est. In Aus f"7- r,a f. fs Sept f.S'tiO 67', -67s 9 Iec 7)V-70i 71' f,-J 714 Corn S-pt (Vt Iec Oatu Se-pt May Pork Sept Jun L..1 nl Si pt (Vt Jon r.n.n fAi $14.40 15.01'i P. 75 5r 59 66 7 J42 Stir v ?7 - ....J14.11 14 SO S.70 ..72'i 8.7'j 7 7'i 7. ''2 'J 3:. 37 1.4' 15.02-i R.7: 7-'. 7.W 114.00 H.M 8.70 !.7'."i K.70 JS.dJ Oet 7.'214 7.7it R (-0 Jn 7.7J' 7.W 7.7-'i 7.10 Cah quotations wer j f:icr.!: Flnur rt'H-ly. No. 3 fiTir.g wheat. ;' G7c; So. 2 red. Cst"Se. No. 1 eorn. "7e- No. 2 e1l..v. F.'.'.'if r?r. No. 2 eat. 3. c; No. 2 whlt. S".'eneic : No. 3 white. 3.-.,1.3;K- No. 2 rye-. r.''7c. No. 1 flffXee.I. J1.S3; No. 1 Northwestern. $!". Cldver feed, contract raile. $KTi lit.'jr,. Irim timothy re.l, 5.1i. M!s jxrk, per brl. f 14. ?n?i 14.35. Urd, pr 1 II.. l 7H'i.7't. Short-rib sl.' (loose). 17. We? 8. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed). $7.S7VTi7.C2'. Shiivt-dear silf (hox-.l. $S.S0?h.40. Whisky, on basix of hUh wlnex. 1.2e. Itecelpts-rie.ur, 2"..0'0 brl: wheat, 2V..V-f. bu; eorn. 2ll.b bu: c at. 27S.O'tO bei; rye. 12.ft"0 bu : lurley. 6.0 lu. Sh!t.ment. F'L.ur. l:.eHti hrl: wheat. 1.1.M bu; c-rn. 30,(exi tu; oats, l,0.0 bu; rye, 10,0 bu; barley, bu. at m:av YOltlC. Strong: Clone In 4 'or 11 nnil Wheal I'rovfMlonM AImo Higher. NKW YOHK, Au?. 1. Flour Kecelpts, 13.621 brls; experts, IS, sy 1 br!. Market quiet but a shade firmer at the close. Kya firmer; No. 2 Western, DO'jt1 f. o. b.. afloat. Wheat Korolr.ts, HO.Oü bu; exports. 1S4.101 bu. Epot firm; No. 2 red, 76''ic, f. o. b., afloat. 74 "c elevator; No. 1 northern Duluth, 77'ic, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 h.'ird Duluth, 85,c, f. o. b., afloat. Options declinel during the forenoon undtr be-ar-ich crcp news and long Sellin; rallied by enormous clcatances and a late Jump in com, they ruled ftror.fr In the laf-t hour cn covering and clo.-e i e net hlclur; Sei.;-mb-r. 73 3-lt'' 74-c, closed nt 7 line; Oetf her, 73V 74 e. io.el at 47c; Dee-e tiih r. 7.'i7e,e, elofl at 7fi'e. Corn Heceq.tn. 122.0'! bt; experts. .t."..i54 hu. Spot strcr.K; No. 2 Clc elevator, . f. u. !., all-at. 4ptie.ns opencil firm on covering, but later eace-l oil under realizing and with what. Suhseipient bi'PlFh cre.p rcwa made a wild und tAcited market, with the close very Mrorg at lttic 1't advance; S p'emtier. t e)e, clote.l ht C'i'ie; Ootiher, .:,(; e',i i.e. Hosed at lle; L)ee-nnl'r. eiVall7i.e; lo-ed at f.l'c. Oats Receipt. 21,i'i bu; experts. P-) bu. Spot steady: No. ". No. 3. Z"-zo; No. 2 white, 4'J-e; No. 3 white, 4-),.e; tra k mixed WeHein. C77t3V; track rthite, Z'ßjUU Optici. cp.iet. but s-teudy. Day firm; i-hir plng. 721-i7; goo.l to ho. re, le-t'.'iV.e. Cut rn.-ate n,ulet; jiek1 rhoulder.-e, $7'n7.25. l-'rl firm: Western Hearned. fa.tj. Ht-f.ne-d ttrong-r; continent. $:2i: South America. J.'.T.".. Tallow steady; city !.' for parkaje). 40; country ipukat:- frt .-. 4i:iv. CoHee .-'pot Ulo ep i. t; No. 7 lnolce. lc. Mild iul-t; Cordoa. i-tll'.ic. Susar Kaw Mc-ady, out juiet; fair re.Tninjr. 3 9-iee; c-entrlfug-il. est. 4i-H2": molanoea f.ur, 3 r-lV. Ke fined dull; crusbeJ, i.yc; powdered, 55üc; grir.ulated. t.4.c. tp.adi: i (;i:m;hal Qnotntlon nt St. Loult, Ilnltlmorr, Cinclrinnti nnd Other Plure. FT. LOrirt, Aur. 1. Flour dull and Heady; rw tel winter paterts. $3.40fi3.Vt; xtra fari'-y und tralxhU. f.lta.PJ; elear. $2.6". 'i2 i. Ttin.tiiy t-cl n ttadlriK. orn mal n-ady ut tl L'ran unchanged; sacked. a--t trnck Mr. Vh.Kt No. 2 r d. e n.-h. '.; Se-.tmi r. '."'iC7c; leceTibr. 7' ; No. 1 hard. .tp'l 'V. ''orn No. 2, cash. ÜSV Fepfii-.brr. .'SV: M'. OrusNo. 2. cah. 2'c; Autrust. 37e; September, "'r; No. 2 white. 3''f3ne. I'.-r'.c Ann; johhin. fl5.r,7V La , hitler at fT(,.. Iiry-sah rdts ()jxd pt-ady; extra hott., $5.1. ,; c !-r Ii":,, $S 37,i; rle-or ride. S Ä21. Fi-Koii lixe.. tea.!y; extra rliott. i'J . elear rlts, Ij.S?1,- (Ur s!.tn. Hay-Timothy eafh-r at 111 . e-?iI7; prairie ttady at 14.7.'. V. Whisky steidy at 1.2. In.n cotton tVs. KairKin. arc. Hemp tw in". . Kecelf ts- Kli ur. 6.f v ,T; wheat, 217.0W bu; corn. 3!.trf' bu: oatt. fdn; tu. Sh);r.Mntfi I-'lur. II.'-"' tri; whekt 1M.'.) bu; corn. 45.0JO bu; oats. 4.1 bu. HALTIMOnn. A;r. l.-I'lrur dull ar.J unchanged. Wheat rasier: p t an l tr month, 7'a'u7'Sc; Septemr. 71(r7l,.e: October. 72o; ftemer No. 2 rfd. r.H'.v-c; Southern by sample. e,2fc72c; Southfrn on grade. t,.ra"2c. Corn dull: spot and the month. re m :.tsr ; .sptemrifr. 'räi'z: teamer mixd. WtTi'V'; Southern whit com. V'uOc; S-utlietr yellow corn, fc'c. Oats tteady; No. 2 wr!t 4S"J 44; (eld); No 2 mixed, 41, J b'c rdj). u,i frm; No. 2 r.ear-br. f.3c; No. 2 Western. 0. i.ivnrtroois Am. 1 vii.t-spot uujj: y0 2 red Wfsfrn wlntr, 6s 7'1: No. l Northern prtrir. I ed; No. 1 California, llid. Corn Spot steady; American r-lxM (new), 4 vi; American mlxol (old). 4s 7ld. The corn exrhanc will clofe at LS' p. m. to-morrow. Karon teho t rlb firm at 47s 9!: short c-Uar tacks firm at 44 Jl. Lard-Prime Western tin tlrrcr) firm at 43s M. Tbe amount of wheat lu alora

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1CS3DSEEBS3R: A New Departure Vc liave concluJed to furnish prtie who vrih to use artificial qai with pre-paj'aient meters without requiring a deposit We will run ervice from main to property line, furnish connections and set meter free of charge, and furnish gas at (51.00) one dollar per thousand. The onlj charge? will he for service pipe from property line to meter. Ve jniarautce they will give perfect satisfaction. Call at Gas Office for further Information. The Indianapolis Gas Co. SAAYS AND MILL, Sl'Pl'LIISS. CARPENTERS. AITENTIOM If votir hardwaro J'nle." did not m11 vou an ATIvI.N'x HI L, V KU SII:K.L HANDSAW when VH calle-d for lt best Wiek, please b-! u know. We Will hen- that Von peH one ATKINS bAWJ -IIKsT ON LAlmi. E. C. ATKINS & CO., AVnTrs. 4C6 Sonth IlHnoIa Street. CI L7CL U ELT I Mi nnd Ö A VV ö EMEUY WHEELS fel'ECIALTlriS OF W. B. Barry Saw and Supply Co. 1S2 S. PENN. ST. All kln4 of Saws repaired. .uuaay .curnal, bj Mail, J2 Ter Ywr. and on quars (railway and canal dej.t not included). centalf; corn. iN0,0eX centals. I'HILALKLl'HIA. Avg. 1. Wheat firm inl H hUher; contract arade. AukusI. 'i.i72c. Cora t: hlaher; No. 3 mixed. August, t?,j-:e ,c. cata lc lower; No. 2 white, clipped. 4x Refined iucara stevidy. Taliow steady; city, prime. In hogshead, ie; country, liime. In brls. 4nJ &e. llecelpts Flour, 2,ee0 t-rla and JC Iba tu mcki; whept. 123. (Ml bu: corn. J.i) bu; oats, .(mo bu. Shipments Wheat, Ul.lM. bu; corn. SO.ejoO bu; 04tf, 36.000 bu. LOnaVILLi:, Au l.-Wheat-No. 2 red anl lorjr berrr. Ctr; No. 3 red and lonj: Xtnry, 64e. Timothy, t2 per bu; extra e-lcan bluejjrass. 4.'.tf Vc; fancy .luegrass. f 1.101.2: clover, $ 1 .75. Hay Choice, In car lots on track (baled). $16.i,0fcl7; clover. 11213; ftraw, Yfi.UY Clean :lnscrr. HJ4.?5 pT lb. New potatoes. 2 2.r.JJ 2.75 per brl. Onions, 11.20 ir brl. Cabbage, ! 0 pr crate. Oren beans, 11. W per bu. Ore-n corn. Jl.&OJi 2 ir brl. KANSAS CITY. Au. 1. Wheat-September, 6Sc: lTrrrter, 7c: cah. No. 2 bard. t&VJ 64c; Ne. 2 red. 63'2'i6ec. Corn Septeiut.er. 5!v-; December. I7.e: cash. No. 2 mixed. iVa'4-, No. 2 white. i,iV O.tts No. 2 white. 4oe. Hev ceipta A'hen. 13i.3)0 bu: corn. M.G'iO tu; oata, 24.eOO bu. Shipments Wheut, 2I?.2tO bu; corn, 70,! bu; oats, 14.Hx) bu. CINCINNATI. Aua-. l.-Fhur oult and steady. Wheat quiet; No. 2 red. Cse. Cyrn firm; No. J mixed. :7'ft.'.7,ve. Oata linn; N".. 2 mu-d. 37c. Itye qu'.et; No. 2. Mc . Lar.l firm at f..V,. Hu! meats quiet at Jvlft. Paeon quiet nt lj.2.. NVhiky (distillers' f.nlshd Roods) rteady on a bal Of 11.23. SUKr epilet. TOLKIK. Aua 1 Wheat active and strömt; cash and AuJst. fcie'-jc; hepti mier. 70c; December. 72c. Corn actixe and hlaher; cafh. tf.'c-; September, ."'xc. ats dull but firm; caste, 3Pr; Se; tenibcr. 34c. Itye. r-'je. Clover he xl, cash, prime, ffi.20; October, Kl'J. M I N N K A 1 e LI S, Aup. l.-Wb at Cash. C7t,r; September, f-'kic; 1 w-ct nib.r. eytc. n track. No. 1 hard. fiSe; No. 1 i.orthrn. C7c; No. 2 northern. MISc. DrU'TII. Atijr. 1. Wheat-Cash. No. 1 hard, 71'tc; No. 1 northern. 6-c: No. 2 northern. Cc: September, fcsljc; December, Corn, MILWAUKLK. Aug. 1. Bailey stron; No. 2. eiP5rC2c; Mmpie, WwCOc. Ilutter, Krk" anil Clieeae. NKW YORK. Autt. l.-Iluttir-ItCH-eiptt.. 7.ri paekappa. Market firm; State dalrj. 14'il!c; irmnitry, li'u-'Ojo; fiu-tiry. 13ilJe; imitation c reamery, HtiK'c. 0--te Heetpts. s.tKJl hc khKes. Market lirm; fany laige colore!, iSt S4,c: fancy berjre white. 14.'; fancy frnaM eol re.l. l'"c; fnni.v m-.all white. 'c;!e. Kci; Heeelpis, K.4)7 packn..'. Market steady; Mata and l'cnntyhanla, Kci Ii: Western candle 1, IJ CUlR'ie; W-Ftern uncenJled. yiiMc. rillLADKLMIIA. Au. 1 Mut'er firm; fancy Western creamery, 21'?c; fancy Wstrn prlnta, 2i)2Vtc: fienj ner-ty prints. 24-. I"kk firm freh nertr-l.y, l'je; fr-sli Mein, ie,c; fresh JSoutliwestern. ll'r; fiefh Southern. 12c. Cheesa firm; Nev York full ctearn. frncy ima'l. 8VJ w; New York full crtatus. lair to enolce. t 3 9c.. llALTIMOlin. Atijr. l.-lhitter tU-aCj and unchanged. Iney Imitation. 17. '.0: fancy creamery. 2iyT2c; fancy laJie, Hl7c; stör parkest, 12Tf 14e. J-:p7 cteady and unrhinjrel. Fresh, nitrite. 'hees firm and unchanged. Iarce. lü'4c; medium. 1"':; mall. lic. i'HICAtJO. Aug. 1 On the Troduee Exchanra to-day the butter mnrret was firm; creameries, 14VJ20.-; dairies. 13jrfl7c. Cheesa rteady at VJ lO'ic. ls firm; fresh, 134il3c. LOriSYILLE. Au. 1. I'acklnjr butter, 10' ,0 per lb; com men country, l'V.r; !. 12 Sc; LlKln. 21c In 6C-lb tubs. 22tc In 3o-lb tuba; LUin lb prints, 23c. Lkcs, icuiic. KANSAS CITY. Ai'P 1. Fpes flrm; fresh Missouri and Krnsaa stock quoted on 'Chance 10c dor, Iots off and cases rcturnel. ST. It'IS. Aug. 1. Lutter steady: creamery, lf(j2l'c-; dairy, ltlC'jc. Lii's steady; near-by, 3e; Southern, 7c. CINCINNATI. Aujr. 1 r.j3 rteady at lc. Uuttsr tteady. Chtese steady. 1'ou try. riULADr.Ll'lIl A, Ati?. I Live ultry f.nni fowls, b'iftlb". "Id rexters. 7o; spring- chickens, 12U14c; uU'k!-, IV'flle. lJrerhe.l i.ultry quiet bul stewlr; owl. h",'illp; edd r-M.ters, 7c; sprlna chick, ns. lUHc; lucks. Pillo. NKW YOUir, Aor. l.-Fuultry Allva steady: springers. IL'c; turks. 8-: fowls. ! Dress-j weaker; springers, 12'lic; turkeya, TiiSc; low la. SljMlOf. RT. LOt'IP. Auir. 1 T'oultry steady; chickens, tc; f.ri:.i;s. l.''e; turkys. 10c; youns. 10 12?; ducks, Co; 3e; prir.:, C'ic. I)UISVILLK, Aur. 1. Hens. Cts4e per lb; sprlr.i ehlckeit, II!1'0 1-e.r lb, ll.WuZ per dox; young clucks, 7iio ;u-r lb. CINCINNATI, Aug. 1 roullry quiet; chickens, 7'''dlrJ1ic; turkeys, e. CIIICACO. Aua. 1. l.-ed jKultry itea2y; chicken, (ijl-c; turkeys. Cjc. OIL. WILMINfiTON. Aur.. l.-Si'lrtts of turpentine firm at 3 Vu'-'.e- K'-slii firm at !.V.;I. Crule tar ;ule t at lie. Crud tut pontine steady at 1 to $2. OIL CITY, Arnr. 1 Credit Lalances. $l.2i. Certtfle:i:es nn bids. Shipments. 1 !.l C brH; averae 101.43& Irls; runs IPJ.S'jI brls; average, M.iOJ tri. MONTI'KLIKIt. Au. 1 Crude pe-tn.I urn steidy; N'.rth Lima, S;c; South Lima and Indiana. Sile. NKW YOKK. Aue;. 1. -Petroleum dull. IloJa qult. Spirits e f turpeniin ste-a.iy it i.'-'iie. ("HAHLKSTdM. Au. 1. Spirits of turp ntina stt-ady at 3o. Itosin f.rm end uncharited. Dry ;oocta. NEW YORK. Aue. l.-Huylr.g of heavy brown heetiriKS and drill is limited, but N'-vera taln.ai- f r expert at full filers. SIarb J c.tti.a In nvJrat request; 1 w cti..:'j in t...t d manl. Du'-k anl brown rui l-urit julet un. chnniied. l)-ni:n an.l t' Um t jat i but Aim; other eir!e e...red cotton st a-iy. lYlrits and ClnfhirriS steady. with ae-rai: '.ti-lr, -s.. Hosiery and underwear for sprlr.tf qui-t anl barely steady. Silks are firm, wuh drnui4 xrodtrate. Cotton. NKW ORLKANS. Au. 1. Ccttn easy. Sa'ea. 4V balos. ordinary. l 13-lrK-: r . ordinary, Vi low n.i.ldllnic. 7 Jdc; trld Un 1-!V; i;.-,4 middlins. 7-l''.o; rnlddbna (Jir. s 11-PÄ-. !;. cel;t. li bales, atoek. 70. 4 1 bals. NKAV VOKK. Auc 1. 'o bn Spot clo.rd dull, t,ul steady; mtdllli.f upland.. SI-16., miidlir.f gulf, S5-1ÄO. Sales. J1.770 lmle. AVoot. ST. LOC1S. Aujt. 1. WvI atrorn tjt Unchanced; me.lium arades. Iljl7c; 111 t flüf, ll lc; heavy fine, Jllc; tub washed, lu2l Uetnli. ST. LOtMS. Aua-. 1. Metals dull; lead ataady nt 4.3;ü4.4C; spelter aulet at W SM.

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