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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT WEAK, FUTURES
QUIET-FLoUR DULL AND UNcHAEGED-
WHEAT FIRM-c0RN EAsER-oATs LESS Ac-
TIVE AND RAsIER-RYE QUIET QUIET
AND UNcHANoED-BARLEY MALT QUIET AND
gTEADY-PoRK QUIET LARD QUIET BUT
sTEADY-PETRoLEUM sTEADY-NAvAL STORES
WEAK BUT FIRM-oRocERIEs FIRM-HIDEs
QUIET AND sTEADY-LEATHER QUIET-oILS
oUIET-wHIsKEY FIRM-FREIoHTs STEADY
HEMP AND JUTE QUIET-GUNNIEs STEADY.
WEDNESDAY. July TO P. NJ.
There was but little change in the complexion
OF mercantile affairs to-oay-business being still
slow IN nearly all directions. On 'Change the mar
kets were conspicuous Tor the absence OF all spec
ulative feeling, ana business was light. Flour
VAS dull. Wheat was irregular, being lower at
the common cement, but decidedly stronger at the
close under fair export demand. Corn was
easier but fairly active. Oats were duh aud a
shade easier. Whiskey was firm at avs
advance. Pork ana lard were quiet and noml-
nally unchanged. Cotton the spot weak.
Petroleum steady. Naval stores weak but firm.
Hides quiet an stea iy Leather quiet Oils also
quiet hemp and jute quiet Gunnies steady. Gro
ceries firm.
CoFTKE-There was q stronger market for Rio and
holders very firm. The market for other Kinds
also very strong. The sales Of Flo fol-
lows:-27O0 bags Pascha. and Isl bags, ex jessie
Elizabeth sold yesterday at Baltimore. and 10 bags "a
resae), ex Adelaide, also sold at Baltimore private
terms We quote :-Ordinary cargoes, Hc IKE. lair
do 3zc 1916; good do. 1870. l9c. prime do, 9hc.
1910 range for lots I7c. 2Os<c, gold so
30 days. Java. bags 25c. nc. do, grass
mats 26c 2Sc. Singapore, do. &c &c. Ceylon 2c.
&c; Maracaibo, zlc 2Ic Laguayra, l9zc. 20sc;
Jamaica. HE. a 1896. ST Domingo, 1880. I7c (;
Porto Rico l5$c 2Oc.; Costa Rica, l6c &C.. Mexi-
can, lsIsc a 10c. Angostura lsc. q 2l]6c; Savania,
zoe. a 20. Curacao, 1sc. iy1sc.
Corros.-The increase in the volume OF business In
spot cotton not due any general imp
the demand the sales below reported for export
to supply Continental order, and the business for
American consumption was mainly the result OF the
operations OF two buyers The presence buy
ers, however. impaired mucn hrmer tone to the mar
ket and sellers were generally asking higher prices
and after 'Change some b6O bales were sold TO
spinners Mt prices showing an advance
OF ll6c. Nc per lb over the annexed
quotations. the market closing quiet but strong. Flu
sages reporting the market as having opened active
and firm and closed easier tor spots and weak for
TWAS We Quote:-July. l5Ac. o 10 $3.50. August,
b 9S2c. 10 l6c. september. i5c 10 l3zc. October,
I42l52c. IA ll-lUc November IA 9l6c. IA 10 c.:
December, IA 9l6c. u 1880 January. "A q &c
Apr l. is 5-6c. Is 1lt2c; May 151sc l5 9l6c. June,
Is II Ice. l5Ac. Quotations based on standard of
classification force eDtember |, 1874 ana upland
cotton store running in quahy not more than ha
grade above below the grade quoted :-OrdInary,
Sc; good ordinary 1916: strict ordnsry, 5c
low middhng l5.a mIddling, l51ac.; good mddling,
l7c Quotations based on American standard OF cassh
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THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.

For several days the Park commissioners have
been beset by politicians in search OF LABOR tickets
for their constituents, and their ofces corner OF
Union square ana Seventeenth street have been
surrounded by applicants for work. Plenty taks
their places there and wait all day, but few retire
with tho much sought for Ticket MIR. Irwin, the
secretary, said yesterday to the HERALD reporter,
that not more than two dozen labor tickets had
been given out during the past three days, and
there was not much prospect OF putting any large
force at work very soon. The engineer stated
that ghere Is considerable work In Central Park
and the smaller parks down town that could be
done n the commissioners so order; out as they
had no quorum yesterday no action could be taken
toward ordering the execution OF sucn necessary
work, much OF wnicl mad been commenced, bus
discontinued for want OF funds.
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THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

MEETING OF THE NEW BOARD OF TRUSTEES
PROGRESS OF THE WORK In NEW YORK AND
BRooKLYN.
The Board OF Trustees Of the New York Bridge
Company geld regular meeting yesterday after
noon at their otllce, IN Water street, Brooklyn,
Mr.. Henry c. Murphy, the President, In the chair.
There were present Messrs. Hunter, Powell, Van
Arden, Murphy, Leonard, Marshall, Riley, Mclean,
Thurber Aspln wall and Turaure. The report OF
the Treasurer showed tina. during the month Of
June the total receipts were $2ls1 SO and the
expenditures $57,o7I g. statement by the
Secretary OF the financial conditlon or the Com
pany on June rs, gives the following exhibit
Total cash $50 7J5 81
EXpenultureS. o4Ao $40 ~
The reports OF the Secretary and Treasurer were
ADOPTED. 1t was resolved, on motion OF MIR Thur
ber that the minutes OF each meeting be printed
and sent TO each MEMBER Tor his Information be-
fore they were approved at the next meeting.
Power was given tue proper officers to pay the
interest the bond ana mortgage, leases and
the bonds OF the company. resolution was
adopted instructing the Treasurer to place In the
Long Island Bank, to the circuit OF the Finance
COMMITTEES, tse sum OF $4,000, Tor petty cash pay
ments. Mr.. Murphy offered resolution that all
bills Oe referred 10 the Finance Committee for pay
ment, and that tney report the payments to ne
BOaru at the mex NEE ing. Mr.. Murphy said, In
support OF the resolution, that IL would be Impos
sible TO obtain quorum OF the Trustees in tne
month OF August aud the current expenses OF the
enterprise would nave to be paid. Mayor Hunter
did not approve OF placing 80 mucl power IN tue
hands OF the Finance Comm ttee. II anything
was wrong now were they gong to nelp IL hS
asked. After some further discussion tue resofu-
ton as adopted.
Mr.. Martin, this assistant engineer, reported
that the work on the New York anchorage was
progressing very salts actorily. Tue worEmen
had made an eXclvation extending thirteen ieet
below the street ana three ieet lower than hign
tue. They were troubled considerably by water
flowing into the excavation, out the evil had been
partially remedted by the construction OF bulks
head. There was still largo quantity ofmut and
dirt to he removed large night force had been
placed on the work and their operations werd
very satisfactory. Mr. Martin stated that tha
arches OF the Brooklyn anchorage were completed
and It would be finlshed In six weeks. After the
transaction OF large amount OF routine business
the Board adjourned.
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for niure delivery basis low mddlins,
as follows July, LOO bales at l5Lc. L. 932c.
gust A8OJ 10 9a2c IL 5-l6c.; september 22O
bales at ID l52c 1876 &C., October. 1870 bales at
IA n c. -532c November. LOU bales at IL 9-l6;
Il Hide Decemoer, 800 bales at a 1913 I4ssc.
IA I5-I6c o Loo. March, lou bales at Is slice.
Total 400 bales. The receipts at the ports were
so bai,s, New Orleans, 49, Mobile
10; sayanp 4; Charleston; 49, Norfolk, %; new
York 1875 Pima lpha, A. fotai, $50 baies his day
last week 90 ba Ihis day last year 1919 la o.
Total since September -4)l6! bales; same time last
year 1878 Ii, bales, lncludng today Cotton ireights
closed rolows ITO avre; by steam roc. Hamburg
by steam 3sc oompressed Bre men. by steam 4c. ~
pressed; Liverpool, 93-d 6-l6d. by steam; by sail
A32d.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Ro cepts-Flour 699I bblS wheat
IT'S busnels $500 do oats, q go do baney
malt liI2j 40 The -four market was don and prices
somewhat irregular. some sales we've IN ide at
prices showinI decline of &c. lOc.i but the general
mar xet was unchanged The $50 bbiS rye
Flour was steady. Corn meal quiet with sales uf 6j
hbs and 700 bags at ST. 60 for Brandywnes We quoie
So 20 81 25 tor Western yellow; 50 Is torJersey
Pennsy ivania yellow pCr bDl. Baltimore
yellow s 81 per 100 lbs; city coarse 81 AZ; nno sed
81 30; bouol yellow, 81 S. bolted white, 81 81; Jersey
sacked coarse ST 81 81 b5 fine yellow, 81 ~ 81 III
ana me wnite 81 81 ST. IS per LOO lbs We quOie
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~ heat irregular. The market opened fully lc.
lower but closed rn. with the decline recovere 81 10
snd 81 10 bang Did for No Chicago and Milwaukee.
Tho sales were about OJ bushels at 81 10 81 10 for
No. chicago, 81 ~ for No. Milwaukee, 81 IS u 10
for No. do, s. 20 q choice ad, 81 Is DO.
to arrive In ali this month 81 p s % Tor No 81 81
We note sales OF u0J ut 7Sc Sic for steamer,
SC. SIC dry SAIL sac. for yellow new and
g0c. for white western oats less active and
easier he sales $500 bushes SIC oSec.
iXed, 7Oc TIC. for white. Rye QuicI g5C.
tor canada IN bono, 81 Og 81 10 TOR state. barley
que unchan sed. Barley malt quiet and steady
at 81 40 81 45 cash. for two-roWed Sae 81 % our
anu siX-rOwed StatC.
GUNNIEs.-lh he market steady with fair demand
at iu prices The sales l31 bales cloth
at 10. We quote domestic cotn l3c "a l5Ac. BOrneo
Gourlpore. l3c. 5c Calcutta 9.c. lc bags, IKE.
Lie.
HEMP AND JUrE-7h he narKet for jute butts was quiet
and prices were without deciied chance. HEMP WAS
neglec ell and nominal Jute was quiet and nominal
unchanged. We du1e Anne ricdn, dressed $40
a S2SJ for doube $2}5 4 $40 tor single Manila hemp
77Sc. sc gold per b. the a'ter Tor choice RUSSIA,
jute 41ac. bic Jute butts quoted 2So, currency
sisal heInp sac. 55sc.. god
HIDES The general market was quiet ana steady.
The sales were country slaughter nj DC 7ug Truyo
We uote:-Dr y-BueuOs Ayres. rs los q Is lbs
&c. sc, 90. 70 rs . los zoe. axe Monte,
Il lbs 22lbs l9Isc 5c BIO Grande ~ lbs ~ lbs
zoe. 2lc Orinoco II lbs. 23ibs 2u Bic. California
~ lbs % lbs, &c. 2Uc; Central American, l8 lbS
q lbs I9c. san Juan, zlbs "a lbs, lSc Maamoros
l6c lie, Tampico, 20 lbs 2l1 lbs, l7c Bogeta IS
lbs u 70 lbs, l1c l9c. AaracaIDo. 20 lbs % lbs
l6c Bahia Fl lbs q lbs loc, Puerto Cabello and La
guaYra, 20 It's. Y lbs, l!c. sc Caracas 20 lbs.
lbs i6c. l7c. Payta % lbs q lbs l7c. ssa lbs
a ~ lbs l41sc.; Uampeachy 20 lbs q % lbs, Ice
Tobasco 70 lbs. Il lbs. lSc gold. selected.
and the market was quiet at tn une hanged We
quUte.-
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MEMORANDUM

MEMORANDUM.
Earnings OF the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany For the month OF June, 1875, $l,7l1 900;
do, 1874; 1866 GA; ao., 1873 $1,3o1 2O2; first
six months 1872 $7.s47ooo; 40, 1874, s6,323, 963;
do. 1878, Sc, 1926, 40S.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKrr-LoNDoF July 7-Ev.n.
ing -Common rosin, Is. per cwt hnsced OIL 2ts 3d
AA I'd. per cwt
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COPARTNERsIIIPs.

DLEAsB TAKE NOTIoB-THAT The FIRM OF
Hamilton Piat Co. Is dissolved this day by limi-
tation. The Undersigned have formed coparner-
ship under the old title Hamilton, Pratt Co.. AMI will
continue the business OF manufacturing and selling
ladies' misses and childrens shoes rs heretofore at IS
Warren street New York. JOHN II. HAM TON
30 EPH A. PRATT, GEORuE A. SMITH
EMMETT W. WEST, PATRICK COLLINS.
NEW lORK July l. 1911
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ulaung.
send for lt-Eveuing Mall, New York.
Boston Daily News says:-
hessrs Alexander rockingham 4 Co will furnish to
those desiring TO invest In Wall street. explanatory
cuars containing detailed state mcnts ami auoauons
aud many points" OF great value 10 the unniiated.
Their office Is at No IL Wall street, New ork city.
Albany Evening Post says:--
They offer facilities controlling In the stock
market more liberal than be found at any other
house In the street deposit of 30 Will enable per-
To control fifty shares any stock valued at S. OBJ
for thirty days larger deposit viii or course allow
conJroi q larger number Of shares deposit vi
$1,000 will control l,00J shares valued ut 500 900
thirty DAYS This arrangement enables person OF
small capital to control very large business that
the man Of energy is at once put level with tie
man OF wealth
Address ALEX. FROTHINGHAM 4 CO.,
II Wall street Ne York
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CLOSING PRIcEs-3 P. M.
THE MONEY MARKET


vas without feature the prevallIny rates on call
ioans being 2a2h per cent. Mercantile paper Is
Unchanged. Foreign exchange was dull and
tteady at 4.s6K 4S7 for long aud 4.S3S< 400 Tor
femand sterling.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at III, advanced to 117S ana later
ieclined to 116K at which II closed. The carry
sfg rates were q ~, and "a per cent. The un-
expected decline which has taken place is gener-
ally ascrbed to the action OF Secretary Brlstow in
purchasing silver for the retirement OF the irac-
honal currency. despatch from Washington
to-day states that he 'claims the right der the
provisions OF the Specie Resumption act, to in-
grease the bonded debt TO any amount necessary
10 carry out the requirements OF that act He
lays ne has already sold five per cents in pur-
thase OF silver, bullion and coin. The amount
hus disposed OF will probably amount to between
BIO, 00O,ooO and $l1O0O,O00. The Treasury now
aolds between $lO,oooOoo and ST.. OOO 900 in silver
fullion and silver CON- One million dollars silver
tulliOn was purchased on SATURDAY..
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CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.

The spe Gle shipments TO Europe to-day amounted
o $500, 900 gold and $50, 900 gold bars.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant treasurer paid out to-day S6l5oOo
old on account Of interest and $23, 900 in redemp-
Ion OF 1ye-twenty bonds. customs receipts to-
hy, se75,coo; revenue s225,oOO. National Bank
totes received Tor redemption today, $470,000. A
eport from Washington states tnat there are only
1900, 900 gold In the Treasury, most OF the gold
,eing kept in New YORK. The daily statement OF
treasury balances, II this be true, IL OF sucn
haracter that without further explanation, IL
nnnot be believed, and at the present juDcture
ecretsry Brstow can AFFORD neither to mislead
or befog.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following
uotations: -United states currency skies, l22h
jl22T do. do, 1881, registered 1909 l21K; do.
o. do, coupon, 1924; do. dvetwenues, 1862,
oupon. 1175S; do. do., 1854, registered, 11SX;
D. do, do, coupon, lls91; DO do, 1895, regis
cred, 120Z; DO do, do, coupon, 122 o 1874;
D. do, DO, new, registered, 1909 l2OA; do DO.
o. do., coupon, l2O3S 1903; 90. do, 1851, regis
,red, 12l}s DO. do, DO, coupon 12lX l22k; do.
=. 1868, registered, l2lk; 10. do, 40, coupon,
AZ a LIZ: do. tenIOrtiea. raGistered. lux Ls;
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some persons have made high Sc 900 from only 500
originally invested. and many have made $l00O and
over from only $50
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WEDNESDAY, July 7, 1875.

1918 AND ll:90 A. N.
I23 sl50O U S SIS, c, 'sl.. lIsz<
2lH 900 do. -. small il9
.25 300 Y $ SIS 10-4v, c.. 1917
l221E 5000 U D cur 6'a. ..... l2z2s
~
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this short space Of time.
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who deal in Stock Privileges,
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paid this to their customters during
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They also issue weekly report OF the condition Of az
fairs in Wall street, which they are glad to mail free for
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Light ....... Zoe vs. sss assc Sc s2 sc
sSsS damaged AZ ss' sS *. &c. zo 1i &C.
rGST backs Sc &c. Middle
s sse IS sSc sSc light SIP szs Sc middle crop
Ss S nc %ase 1 Toar Sv es % sOqs
MorAssEs,--rhe market was quiet with moderate in
sold at 4ac. We quote Cuba centriiusai and
Yado renns 5c dS o. grocery err S $50 4c
Porto Rico Soc Csc English Islands. SOC 45c New
NIy.L sIoETs-Ths market for spirits pr q urpentlne
90 bis AZ sc for Cuhern ssc &c O ior New wy Yo sha
kosin arm with sales Of 800 bb good strained
8 and 81 bOs sSa S. Tar dull ana unchanSed.
tine ss t srsned roa w%last sT1p t
81 IS 81 ga; washington do, SIPS; pitch, 81 ~
e for au M'i sS enhads wa Ss and
S %as Quiet %d T Sa s"f change n clsS d
sperm and whale was quiet and 9nehsnged:
Do IN casks, si 10 i 70 Pa@ Sc g a ssc lin.
seed, city casks and bbsl 61c. &c. whale crule,
vinleE 70c, f-c; do winier &c.
Sissnia paqa &C. aS sp
unoleaehed 81 % a 81 ai do. DO, bIeaened 81 Is
sesehsS sprinS, s. 80 81 Is snhadsn souSS sSc %I
%s s %" %aS asSd Sa RrEE s sS aa
appointed 5c 1Scj eottonseed, crude Soc 6Jc do,
winter, 7oc a 7Sc; nsatsfoot SOC 81 20; BsaE,
ale straits 49c natural labrcanG. &C. Soc gravity.
PETRoLEux market was steady at l2c bid and
1910. asked for refined the spot ne sales 0O
bDs refined at llse Tor prompt delivery and 61 bbs
sold at Philadelphia at llAc. Tor prompt delivery.
Crude in bulls. quoted at 5szc. prompt SIC. for
month"; do, in bbs &c, for prompt and &c for month;
refined. standard white l1c. l1Sc. for prompt l2hc.
month naDhtha, SIC for prompt and nlOntn Pha-
de phia, uAc Tor prompt and month Baltimore, l1sc.
for prompt and month. Iitusyue Normally 81 10 OH
City qulet 81 Housewife quiet and du quoted at
81 ~ 81 221S. Tidioute unchanged 81 10 farker's
opened nrmer and steady United, s64c- Wac; ship
meuts 81 49, III Is
Ns--tocc pts--Pork, sos packages; beef %
90. cut meats, go 90 lard, o5t do The marker re-
manned very quiet Tor all descriptions Of PROVISIONS,
comparatively little done. The sales 800
bDls new mess at 81 So $50 9D $40 do, August, at
so 0 $50 do september at so IS and 80 do city pork
Al So CO. Dressed nogs quoted as 80 VAC. tor
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sUsInEss OPPOxTUsIrIEs.

A WANTED, AN ACTIVE BUSINESS PERSON,
n. With $500 or $50; will get half interest n bu 81.
ness which pays 400 per cent
JAMES CAGNEY, Is Abingdon square
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E nd for it.-Eyeniug Mail, New York.

year. to who and cOntemplats spec
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60 600 WAITED MAN A Party WITH THs
facture staple goods lhose desiring sale cash bust
should give this attention, opportunity
Herald ofnoa
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No. IL Wall street
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l Bankers ia Paris have given notice that in
quence OF the demise Of Mr. Adoph could, the sole
wing partners lett are Messra Armand aud Michel
he who continue he house From the lst OF july
NO. the business Will however be carried on r~das
the 1rm OF A at NJ hkINk
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COTTON MAkKETs.

SAVANNAH oct 2-cottou irr,g lar; Mllling, 1880 Iow
MldIng l3c.: Good Orn l2ec net receipts, 0'''o
,ses. sale. I. - bales; stock Gl,0,f bales
sioBflt, oct 2l.-COtOn weak MldilhG l-lc.; Low
bales exports cOastwisc 6OO bales safes co. baes' s'ocA
20O65 bales.
Low Mitnn ~ be Good Ordinary, ll'ic. net receipts
48J bales gross 6s3 bales; sales, 1000 balesi 'o'A
tGAnls5toy. oct 2l.-Coon duh Addrg, Is &c; Low
Midlling &C. Good Ordinary, l2lici net recrips iZI
bat EXPORTS coastwse, i6o bales; sales 1903 bales
Tsnrll,s Oct Election s;eadier; 3fddlug, 1879 l3c
net receipts, 1861 bales shipmeLs 800 bales safes - -uu
i,rlr.6V GtG 9i-totton quet aud easy; Midllng
Iz5c.: Low Mid.ug. l2-ci Good Ordinary 'ic' i't
receipts. 43lg bales exports cOastNise, $40 balcsj sales
.i.G2l bales; STOCK. 42,S13 bates ..,.. 50,
IA re" Low Mid5lng, he; Good onnary, 1919 net
receipts Z bales gross 723 bales exports To Great BIZ
8oiT6S oct 2l-Cojton steady; Mlling, u &c; Low
iiflnc Lee Good Ordinary, l3c; net receipts, 29 0aies
,r,ss T4i bales: sales. bales stock. IBIS BALI
BALTIMORE Oct. ELECTION dull; Mtidl-- l. "a; Low
MIddlng IaAc.; Good Ordinary -; EIoss rrC1ps -
bales Cx;orts oatwise 30 bales sales, 40 baes spin
WlNGIoS Oc;. IL Cotton quiet and nominal M'dGlng
l3ic Low 3lddng, BE; Good ordinary lei mel receipts
.rersTt Ger cotton steady: demand good Middlng
crips / :l.3 bales: -ales. IL u bales.
LNCISSAn oct 2l.-C0s"t quiet; Mld,iine lf'sc; Low
Miidling I3c. Good ordinary. - c-; net receips clio
bales Shipments 72S bales; sales, o. "es stock, %714
nT Louis oct Election easy; Mddng. l9iic.; Low ia
ding l2a. Good Ordinary, ~ Sc; net receipts euo uaes
shipments l2i7 bales; sales, 800 bales stock, 100 aes
NoREOIk oct 2l-COton active; MIdd!ng 2c. net re-
bales. exports C0stwlse 1904 BALES set loo
bales stock, 100 bales ,,,,r. ,oa
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.barea rapidly advanced under persistent buying,
;,h rtantdownward reactions, TO 80la an adj
rance from She opening price OF SO per cent ms
uas about O'clock. and after holding with some
6,mpess for q short time az about 60, II finally
vav.-e1. and closed at 59ld. au advance from last
nights final quotations Of 27s per cent. Paclhc
Mail was the next most prominent stock wmch on
sales OF $4,000 shares rose from 1913 TO 1884 and
finally closed az 39ss. an advance from last nights
fna quotation Of Is per cent. This stock rs sus-
,oiued bv Z report that Mr. Managing Director Scott
!; obout 70 issue another statement balance sheet
! prouised this time which will place the Company
IN a favorable financial position Western Union was
hought and sold to the extent Of $4,000 shares at
-1Aso 76lsd 75lsd 7j5s. an advance of Is per cent
for the fay The next most important transactions
were in Ohio and Mississippi, of which 25,7oO
shares were sold at 1Gi4 17'sG158 1888 show
ing finally no change from last nights latest
u,ice NORTHEASTERN sold to the extent
Of 141O0 shares at 36Q3G4 asst @33$i, de-
cline of Il per cent The preferred. on sales OF 9oo
shares. closed the same as yesterday, line was
traded in to the extent Of $500 shares, and gained
L. per cent ON sales NJ 16lG15lid rs. n j. Central
and Union Pacific each advanced Is
nor cent; Central and Hudson and Rock
Island each Il, and Michigan Central y per
cent Missouri Pacific continued ITS DOWNWARD
career to-day selling down 10 1914, and closing at
IL. q decline foT the day of 2ls per cent. The opln-
ion OF we'll informed people i'll the stseet is that this
stock Is in rapid pursuit Of C., c. and l. c., with the
possibility of oveTtaling Boston, Hartford aud Erie
Del. Lack aud Western declined Is per cent At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph, y, and Atlantic and
Pacific II. r. preferred, "a per cent The market
closed fevcrsh at prices generally above the lowest
and below the highest Of the day, The opening,
highest lowest and closing prices of stocks sold to-
day Will be found in the Suhjoiuod table: