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Receipts of hogs, 1900 head; last year, Is. Sol
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Mark Lane Express. in
its weekly review OF the corn trade, says; The in
tense, dry aud tropical heat has prevailed since
August ]. The harvest work proceeded rapidly
and the grain matured in an exceptionally good
form. All the earliest wheats are now In perfect
milling condition. Barley and oats vary. In some
districts they excellent. in others poor. Spring
beans appear to be an absolute failure. The po-
tatO crop is unlikely to prove large, but will be
freer from disease than for many years. Through
out the past week new wheats have made their ap-
peaTauce in various markets, in q condition
described as somewhat phenomenal New wheats
are quoted at Sos Al for reds. and 43s for whites
per quarter. Sales OF English wheat during the
week 29, 75S quarters az SIS Cd, against 3, l31
quarters at AIS Cd for the corresponding week of
last year. Trade in foreign wheatS was chOsed
by sunshine and the present symptoms indicate
a Iapid subsistence of values to level hitherto
unknown: The present position of the
those who claim that the production
OF wheat throughout the world in late years has
been increasing in a ratio exceeding the ratio OF
consumption. Wheat in London and Liverpool
is iIregularly cheaper. Oats, Cd lower. Maize,
firmly held in LCndon. Barley remains IN.
changed. Trade in cargoes OFF the coast has liter
ally dried up under the blazing sunshine. There
was only one SALE eleven cargoes arrived, eight
were Withdrawn, five remain, and the trade for
ward is virtually nil.
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s.Snlandid Results. ,,

This is the decided affirmation of gentle
man in Troy. n. Y, after a months trial of
Compound Oxygen in his family. The great
improvement in his wife's condition is very
remarkable indeed.
my wife had much soreness in her lungs,
and a constant depressed feeling, as if a
weight were laid upon them. We had just
buried a daughter who had been nearly a
year sick with consumption, and constant
care of her produced these injurious results
i felt much worried in consequence. Four
days use Of the Treatment and the appetite
began 20 mend. Two weeks, and she felt
like different person. The soreness has al
most entirely disappeared, and she can
breathe deeper now than she has been able
10 do for years, goes out in all weather, and
is able to do an amount of Christmas shop
ping that is very trying to my pocket book.
Besides my wife, other members of the fam
lily have used it as a general tonic, with
splendid results"
Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen" con-
tanning history of the discovery and mode
of action OF this remarkable curative agent,
and large record of surprising cures in con-
sumption. catarrh, neuralgia, bronchitis
asthma, etc, and a wide range of chronic
diseases will be sent free. Address Drs.
STARKEY & PALEN, 100 and I'LL Girard
street. Philadelphia.
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THE GERMANS SOLID.
Important Action of the Connections Fort
schritta Ruud

Important Action OF the Connections Fort
sehritts Bund.
Delegates representing the various branches
Of the Connecticut Fortschntts Bund or Ger
man Progressive union in the State met in
convention at New Haven on Monday. The
mc....lg was spec, one called for the pur-
pose of discussing the Presidential tickets in
fhe field and deciding which of them should
receive the support of the organization.
About 100 delegates attended the days con-
yention. President William Griesinger. of
Bridgeport. made the address OF welcome. lie
said: We do not assemble for any mercenary
motives as tools of a political machine, but
as representatives OF Germs citizens OF
Connecticut, who only have in view the
honor and welfare of their country. The
proceedings resulted in the drawing uD OF
statement Of the voters, and especially the
German voters of the State, which was
unanimously adopted. The address, by way
of introduction, institutes a comparison
between the principles and tendencies
of the two great parties, Which
is practically an arraignment
the Republican organlzatlon; heIeT n
10 Blaine. the address declares that he J -
personification of all that is corrupt N ~
Republicen party. His whciu care A. &c
public pan IS tainted with iobber and ssso
ciatS, with measures hostile Z a the genera
GOOD of the country. as for ne Democrati
nsrtv the address states t nat vvbile II doe
not come up to the hig' AegF ideal of th
Fortschritts Rund, it sts .aSs for reform @
abuses in the public 50 1rvice, for progress, 70
the largest indiViduf liberty, and for regar
for the welfare OF the workingmen. There
fore all voters are. urzed to cast their ballot
and exert their efforts to elect Cleveland an
Hendricks Ghe address viii be submitted {
each branch of the organization Throughout
the State for approval
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Elsewhere.
ElscW mere.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE DroVers' Journal l

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE Drovers' Journal re-
EorJs:
Hogs-Receipts 1900 heed; shipments, 5000
head Market brisk: good. 6GalOc higher; rough
packing, IS 4U@5 to; packing and shipping, S. 659
q 10; light. IS 7046 20; skips, So 50@5 80.
Cattle Receipts, 1920 mead; shipments, 1,101
head. Market active and strong; exports, Sc 90 q
90: good 10 choice shipping, $500 so; common
to medium. 81 o5a5 80: range cattle, l5c021 high
er; grass Texans, So 75d5.
Sheep Receipts. l. SOC mead; shipments. none.
Market weak: inferior lair, So 5O93 . per cwt;
medium TO good, So 2514; choice to extra, SIGi 60;
Texas sheep, So 5Od4
The Drovers journal Liverpool special quotes;
Market weak Tor American cattle, bsst grades
making only 141ac per IO. Dressed sd eep market
sluggish; 15cG16 for choice American sheep. ..sSs
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markets BY TELEGRAPH.
Produces Markets..

EEW YORK. Aug. 1L-Cotton-Firm and IN
changed; futures firm; August, 10S0c; september,
1O.75c; October, t0.45ci November, 10.2Se; Decem-
Der, l0.29c; January, 10 soc; February, l0.50c;
March, 1860; April, l0.75c; May, 1850. Flour =
Dull receipts, p, 900 bu: exports, 200 bu; extra
Ohio, s. $500: St. Louis, IS SjC96 Wheat Spot.
opened 14912c higher and closed weak at H9lc
lower; options opened A@1zc lower aud closed
No. Chicago, S61s9S715c; ungraded red, S099 &c;
No. red soc; DO, steamer, 7414c; No. red. 9O559
9Sc; do. steamer, S79SI19c: No 2 red. AugasI,
sales OF 144000 bu. st ss%y05zc, closing at SS15e:
September, sales Of I2Is go bn at 9les924c slos.
ing at 9lc october, sales of sos 900 bu at 9399ic
clJsing az 9Sc: November. sales OF 10000 bu. at
945k@955zc. closing at 945zc; December, sales OF
sales of 10000 bn. at sS@sS1Sc, closing at CSC;
February, sales of 10000 bu at 99zcdsi closing at
99c; March, sales OF 16 900 bu. at 81 90 al00 clos
ing at 81; April sales of 16 900 bu. at 81 old1 o.
closing at 21zc; May sales 5000, at 28Sc: closed
er; receipts, g. 900 bu.; exports, 1900 b.; un-
graded, 5S@611ac; No. 3, 60c in storage; steamer,
size. No. 2, CSC; No. August 591Sc: closing at
5oc September and October. 5995g5sc. closing at
Soc November 571za5s1Sc. closing at 57IS:
Oats lower; receipts $4,000 bu.: exports 2I0 mix
ed, 37@3Sc. white 40@46c. Coffee-Spot quiet az
954c, options quiet; August, SIS 05c; september
10.O0c October, 1900, November, 20 0Oc. Dece n
Der, %. OOc; February. S5OOc; March, 10000 sugar
and Mo asses, duh and unchanged. Petroleu "a =
Quiet; united 7S1zc Turpentine-Quiet,at 3l93l12.
Eggs-Quiet Lard-Opened a shade lower, later
advanced to l2@l6c; closed weaker; western
steam spot $50: September, 6i080; October,
67@S3; November, COO. Buttdr-FIrm. Cheese
Quiet. Lead-Quiet.
CHICAGO, Aug. u.--Wheat-In good demand
and unsettled: closed ss911c under Saturday;
sSc Closed at sl0 ssc a. octoSs so
closed st soc; November, sl1s@SS1sc, closed al
SIC; December, S31s@831sc, closed at o31Ee: No.
Chicago spring. 7s1s@7s14c, closed at 7s1sc; No.
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COMMERCIAL.

business opens rather quiet for the week. Dry
goods quiet and prices unchanged. Groceries
continue TO do fair trade, though prices are I'M
changed. Butter aud cheese are in fair request
GRAIN.
The Board Of Trade circular has the following
regarding the market for cereals:
Wheat-The prices of wheat in Europe is quoted
in the London Economist as being lower at the
present time than any period within the past 100
years, and that judging IRON the favorable reports
all over the world the prospects for any great sd
vance in the near future are not very latteriny.
serious depression is reported in the iron, cotton
COAL and other business interests in England, with
many thousands of lsborers out OF employment, aud
this means less cereal consumption throughout
the United Kingdom. Local markets continue to
show weak tone and very little speculative feeling
is noticeable. Millers are buying as needs require
and shippers working principally on order de-
msnds. Arrivals liberal, but grading about the
came. New York ut noon was steady; Baltimore
&c lower and Chicago &c lower.
Corn-We can't say much about this cereal, as
hardly enough arrives to make market. Choice
grades still command full quotations. Poorer
qualities will also fnd ready purchasers at the top
notch. Futures have no friends, while the grow
ing crop is undoubtedly very promising. yet the
remarkably cold nights during the past week have
had tendency to stunt its growth and possibly
affect IN some sections the final yield. New York
at noon shows q decline OF PC, Baltimore nom
inal, and Chicago Ac lower than Saturday.
Oats-For local consumption. all cash deliveries
will easily bring full quotations. number of
samples of new crop show oats TO be stained on
account of severe rains about the time OF ripen-
ing. causing what should pass for No. 2 white to
grade rejected making quite a difference In
values.
Flour. Grain and Hay.
Flour-Patent. SIS 5096 co. extra fancy, IS 109
q; fancy. 81 7595 90; choice. "a 40s4 60; fam
Ty, 81 O094 50; treble extra. So 25GS 50: double
extra, s. 7552 90: extra, 81 5092 CO.; superhne,
q 2592 40; fine, 81 e092 Is; foundry. 81 75@2 90.
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MEMPHIS, Aug. ELECTROMAGNETIC. Receipts,
SIS bales: shipments % bales; stock, 7,25s bales;
. sales, 80 bales,
ST. LOUIS Aug. 1L-Cotton-Dun and IN
changed: sales nominal; receipts nominal; ship
ments, 90 bales stock l,e57 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Cotton-1he Post says:
Future deliveries have up To third call, been in
slight demand, and advanced 4 TO l00c and was
almost entirely lost again; and at the third call
only leo bales Noyem Der were sold az 10 2Se Au-
gust, offered 1OSoc; September, 10 74c: October,
104ic; December, 029@l0. soc; January, 1899; Feb
Tusrv, 10 SIC: March. 10 63c: April. TO- 75c: May,
10 see. Futures closed aniet and steady, Septenl-
Der. 41e0c; balance, TO 2I0Oc higher than yesser-
iay
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Foreign money ana stocks.

LONDON, Aug 1l.-Unied States Bonds-is,
251z: AS. 49,. Railroad BOnds-Erie, 1874 (:
seconds. COZ New York Central, re: Illinois
Central, Sl14 Pacific, 571z; Reading, Il; Canadian
Pacific, 4519; 81 Paul. Sj12
PARIS, Aug. 11.-Rentes. 77f 27lIe.
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RahIr shncke1 af rIass.

QUEBEC, Aug. n.-During the celebration
Of high macs in st. YlYester church a mes
seDger announced the sudden death of Peter
Hanley, q merchant Confusion followed,
and several people left the church. Nsrciss
Il. Letourneau received so sudden shock
that his reason left him.
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The Jack Knife Trade Policy of NJ,
CaIEins


Extract from Judge Jordan's recent speech at
Judge Jordan said. find in Mr.. Calkins'
opening speech at Richmond, the following
sentence
There should be such a division of labor
rs that this country could consume the en-
tire product of the farm and field"
This sentence l respectfully refer to the
the thirteen thousand school teachers of In
diana, and ask them 10 pass judgment upon
ITS construction. But let the farmers of this
State consider the policy advocated in the
sentence. Mr.. Calkins proposes that the
mechanics and farmers shall grow prosper
Gus and rich by selling to each other. The
farmer is TO abandon the foreign market and
sell to the mechanic and the mechanics sell
to the farmer. In other words, they are to
''swop" jack knives, to grow rich by the
transaction.
Has Mr.. Calkins ever examined the stats
tics to see how much of the products of our
farm and fields is sold to foreign countries?
Let me give you the amount of exports of
Just four of our products of the farm and
field for the year 1888. We exported
Bread and Bre6dstufis 0S 10 $50
COttOn...... 2i5 III
PROVISIONS 1O4 oS, 81
IobaccO.. 2AOJo,229
MskinC....................... s5StSj8Os7
But the folly OF this policy advocated by
the Republican candidate for Governor be-
comes more apparent when we consider the
enormous excess of exports over imports for
The last eight years. The excess has
amounted to the enormous sum Of $780,
229, 276; and this was largely made up by the
products OF the farm and field. 1 take these
figures from book compiled by the Finance
Committee of the United States Senate
good Republican authority.
Do you know that in the last few months
our expectation of wheat fell off 81, 900, 600.
This Immediately affected the money market
of New York and turned the stream of gold
New York caused one Of our bank failures in
indianapolis. You are low selling your
wheat for seventy-fve and eighty cents But
how much do you suppose it viii bring if
the policy of Mr.. Calkins and the Repub-
Iiean party is adopted and the entire product
sold at home? You would be fortunate to
get twenty-five cents per bushel.
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BicycIe Tournament.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 11.-Great interest is
being manifested in the bicycle tournament,
which begins here on Thursday, the 18th,
on the Exposition grounds. Ashdolph,
Ohio's fast rider, with numerous other
celebrities, have already arrived and gone
into practice.
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Dry Goods,

NEW YORK. Aug. 1o-Dry Goods-There has
been ne general deTn and except in a small way
through ordegs for m scsllaneous assOctments. The
movement continues OF proportions OF last reports.
Ammidnwn d Smith announce sn auction sale of
LOCO cases 11i, III. 12-4 ana 13 white blankets
through Wilmerding, Hoguet q Co. August IA.
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WINERY.

BALTIMORE, Aug. il. - Whisky -Nominally
steady al 81 Is.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. IL. Whisky-Unehanged at
81 o..
CHICAGO, Aug. IL whisky Unchanged at
81 10
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. n.-Whisky-Dun at
Sll5.
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Ouarantine AGAINST Texss CATTLE.

HELENA, Mont. Aug. 5.-Governor Crosby
issued q proclamation to-day for quaran-
tine against Texas cattle from northern
ranges coming INTO Montana by rail.
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Ola.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. i.-Petroleum-Irregn-
lar; certificates opened ct 79t4c, declined TO 77e,
rallied to 7si&, and closed al 7S1se.
OIL CITY. Pa. Au46 ll-Nstional Transit GER
tifeates opened at ~ highest 1879. 10 vest
&c, and closed at 7Slse. Sales, 4S!i,000 bbls. (;
ceaTanees. G. Zoo bbls. Oil City OIL Exchange
stock, ca bid; 81 so sskec.
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WANTED.

WI ANTED- Men on salary or commission to
w sell Shet land and Zacaticas ponies; all col.
ors. little beau ties; just the thing for ladies aud
children; largest herd of fancy ponies in America:
sample pony free; $500 per month until November
Is; illustrated group of spotted ponies; general
descriptive and price list. terms. particulars, etc,
sent for thirty cents; no stamps. Address PRO
PRIE1OR, Don Carlos Horse Ranch, Leon Spring
Bexar County, Texas 30-4w
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WEEKLY LIVE STOCK REPORT.
Reported by Fort q Johnson, General Commission
statesmen OF Live Stock.l


CATTLE-Receipts, Us head; shipments, I'D
head. The offerings to-day were mostly of butcher
grades and OF fair quality. Market strong az last
weeks prices. Good shipping grades, if here,
L. ..In
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BEST BAKING POWDER.
INTERESTING TEST MADE By THE
GOVERNMENT CHEMIST.

Dr. Edward G. Love, the present nayca Chemist for the Gov
has recently made interesting xpemen the
paraive value of baking powders. Dr. Loves
determine what brands the economical capacity
eavening power solely to ascertain the
vaabe OF each powder Dr. Loves report gives the following:
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SAVE YOUR EGGS.

Why will you sell them now for cents, when.
you can Keep them Perfectly Fresh until winter
without trouble or expense, and sell tor 5CcY
have discovered and fully tested the only true and
infallibe way for keeping them fresh through hot
and cold weather for any length Of time. No
patent right or preservation. VIII send full and
complete directions upon receipt OF 81 and two
letter stamps Satisfaction guaranteed or money
returned. Address H. G. BENTLEY,
p. o. Box SIS, Creston. Union Co., Iowa.
State psper.
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The Produce Market

Eggs-Weak and unchanged: paying l0e for
canoled; selling from store at 13c.
Butter-Creamery fancy, 2092lc; choice, IL 1l9e;
dairy, selected, Ice: country, fancy. 130l5c;
choice, 9SlOe; medium grades 69Sc; low grades
3ei4c per 10
Poultry-Hens, 1O1sc per d.; ROSTERS, SC; spring
chickens Zoe, turkeys. sc geese. per doz., 81 So:
dTcks, per doz. 81 IS: young ducks per doZ 81 rs
a. so; spring chickens 10c perlb.
featners-Prime geese 45c; mixed and ducks,
Rsgs-1%c.
WoOl-Tub washed. soc: unwsshed, medium,
Cotswold, !5c; do. coarse, lea lie; do. cotted
heeces, 14@l5c; trb-washed do, soc.
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Rye-No. steady; 5Sc bid, no sellers
Bran-Firm: $40 so bid. none offered.
shipstuf-Dul; So 90 bid; held at sI2 so.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished by q. z Kinney d Co., Grain and Pro.
vision Brokers'
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Timothy, choice, 81 40; poor to fair, 81 2091 30:
blue grass, 81 9092 To- clover. none In market
The Provision Market.

Below are the present jobbing prices:
Smoked Meats, canvaSed or plain (platn meats
not guaranteed against skippers-lS. G. Hams: 10
TO 12H lbs. average, 144c; Is lbs average, 1414c;
1Slbs. average, 1910, p los and over 13c; cottage
hams 12c: California hams. 9s<c; clear breakfast
shoulders, pieces average lbs. each, SIC: dried
beef. Ike Bacon Clear sides, % 70 40 los aver
age as desired, 10s4c; do. backs and bellies 10<c,
clear sides and bellies, heavy averages. 10i6c.
ID. 8 and Picked Mests-English cured clear
sides, backs or bellies. unsmoked, 10c; Bean
pork clear, per bbl., 200 lbs SO 90; clear pork.
-; family pork, per bbl, 200 lbs, sI4; family
Lard-Pure kettle rendered in tierces, 9e: In
half barrels or 5OlO tubs. 9xc; 9O-lb pals, loo;
lob pals, 101zc.
Oil-In tierces COO per gal. In u brls, 62lsc.
sausages-Bologna, in cloth, &c; in skin, ne;
meat wurst TIC.
The Grocery Market.
Cheese-Western Reserve, 139l31<c; Empire, Sc;
New York cream, 16c; Crystal Spring. 10c.
Cofees-Common, 9z9l01zc; ordinary, 10z
lie; fair, 1114@llzc; prime, 12A9125zc; strictly
prime, 121z@13l4c; choice 13sz@1414c: Old Govern
ment Java, lyS4951Sc; McLaughlin's xxx
roasted. lib packages, 100lb cases. 15lzc: 60lr
do. 1870; Arbuckle's roasted. 151zc; Leaver-
ing's. 151+c; Cardoba. 15c; Gates A No. 1, lG1sc;
Gates prime, 155zc.
sugars-CutIoai, &c; powdered, Sc; granula-
ted, 7g71Sc: standard A, 65z@65ze; off A, 6<961Sc
white extra c, 61f96l5c; light brown. 57s961sc
common grades, 5s@b5sc; New Orleans, 61zg61zc
@60c; syrup. 32445c per gal. for common to choice
Maple syrup. 81 10Ql IS.
Rice---Csrolina and Louisiana. 697c.
Spiceg--Pepper, 171z0181zc: alspice, l0912c;
cloves, 25930c: ginger, 17(922c; cinnamon in mats
12@l6c; nutmegs, 65@Soc.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.

New York Financial MARIE
NEW YORK, Aug. u.-Money-Easy
cent, closed at per cent. fN
Prime Mercantile Psper-6h96,
6overnmentS-Weak. "a VI NS0f
Railway BOnds-Irregular.
Btate Securiues-Steady.
Speculation ii 'ia- ~ lae s:ocz Exchange opened
.,,,o,sio- 81 ~ on the announcement OF the
,no-o -~os sbs- NGll Street Bank. In first sales
- = Irtces p pressure sell for both accounts.
roopsr,1ve IN declined y to 25s per cent? Sub
-, tbeo rally of 4 to rs per cent took place
hent- Hciai reports that the depositors OF the
10 Fould be paid in full, and that there would
:. 4enething left for the shareholders. Later on
4oere was a renewed weakness. and
{ many shares touched the lowest
figures of the day. After l o'clock p.
Missouri Pacific developed great strength. and this
was the means OF turning the market for the bet
ter stock in brisk demand, and sold up to 955k
Northwestern rallied to 1907, st. Paul to S3A
! Lackawanna to 11I14, Lake Shore to 81, New York
Central 10 1919, Oregon Iranscontlnentai 10 10
| Union Pacific to 4S%, Western Union 10 6f5s. and
Pacific Mail TO 491E. In the final dealings a weak
tone set in the recovery was partially lost and
the market closed irregular. There was compare
lively little excitement owing to the fact that Wall
Street Bank settled its debt balance at the Cearin
house this morning, and that feature is not likely
10 lead TO trouble in other quarters, being local
matter. The crop news induced free purchases st
decline, ana tnuS the eject OF tue IalluTc upon
the market partly cOunteracted. Short inter
est heavily increased, and there was an unusually
brisk demand for leading shares. Missouri Pacific
lent at -: New Jersey Central and New York
Central, $50; Michigan Central, 1872; Lackawanla,
Central Pacific, Union Pacific, Chicago, BurliIg-
ton and Quincy, Lake Shore, Canada Pacific
Pacific PT SS Louisville aud Nashville and
Northwestern fat Compared with Saturday S
closing prices are to p per cent lower, except
for Missouri Pacific, Reading aud New Jersey ecu
trail which are Is TO Is per cent. higher. Among
inactive shares the American Cable rose Ia to 81,
Morris d Essex l. to 1884 and Minnesota aud 81.
Louis preferred - 10 81.
The Clearing House Committee and Conference
Committee suspended the Wall Street Bank until
the meeting OF the association, Wednesday.
Transactions to-day aggregated 252 600 shares, of
which &c, eco were Lackawanna; Geo Lake shore
| 5000 Northwestern: II New leTk CensrGl Al 900
81. Paul; $4,000 Union Fnchc.
The mining stock market was dull the trans
actions having been 8 100 shares Consolidated Vr-
ginia a: SOd35; 200 Caledonia at Is and 500 Castle
Greek, st IL
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Sterling, co Gays....so. "a o. g. AIS l12s
Sterling, sight-.....4S44 New U. )
per cent bOnds...-.lOotsl
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Flour. Grain and Hay.

Flour-Patent. SIS 5096 90; extra fancy, IS Ioa
q: fancy, 81 7595 90; choice 81 4O@4 90; fam
ily, 81 GOA 50; treble extra So 25GS 50: double
extra, s. 1902 90: extra, 81 5032 Co; superfne,
q 25a2 40; fine, 81 90q2 Is; foundry, 81 75a2 90.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Sterling, co 6ays...so.74 q. s. AZ i12ls
Sterling, sight.....4s4 New U. ) 4s.........-ll94
SpeT cent bOnds......10o1sl
NoTE-The purchasing price for Govern ment
bonds in Indianapolis varies from the New York
quotations L<e51 per cent
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New York Financial Marke'
NEW YoRK, Aug. u.-Money-Easy
cent, closed at per cent. fe
Prime Mercantile Psper-5%96i
..,- W "a peT ceat,