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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-20
New Church Organized.

PORTLAND, April 10.
Rev. A. X. Baird of New York preached
here this evening and steps were taken to
organize a Presbyterian church here. the
first one established in Maine. The organ
ization will be made in two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-20
BY TELEGRAPH,
WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next "a Hour..

indications for the Next "a Hour..
On War Department,
M Omce OF the Chief Signal Officer.
"ashington' d. c., April 20.-lA.M
) For New England and Middle State,
warmer generally fair weather; winds gen.
efaiiy southeriy; lower barometer.
INDICATIONS for Tuesday: Slightly warmer
weather indicated for New England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.

Loss of Afghans, lOOO-Pre.
paratiOns for War Eagerly Progressing
-Rum0rs that Negotiations for Peace
are in Progress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-20

When everything else fails, DR.. Sagss
Catasrh Remedy cures. apgl4dATh&w1W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

Appointments by the President -
Annual Report Mr.. Burchard, Director
Of the Mint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-20

H1e01c Thomas p. Simpson. Patent Law.
In D. yer, formerly Examiner In Paten!
SS.s than 10 Oo6 cases Personally acquainted with
iStne tne examiner. Terms moderate. Write for my
esensofs 0uide. ONce No. II Federal Buiiding'
Ts'n's Pasest 0Ase. wasAinstea. D. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-20
THE REL REBELLION.

Canadian Scouts and Troops in Hot Pur.
suit for Riel's Followers-The Inhabi.
tants OF Battlef0rd severely Taste the
Horrors of War.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-20
REST AND SLEEP

are Indispensable, would you enjoy sound health.
its controlling influence over the nervous sys-
tem has male vEGETINE blessing to thous.
and- Nervous sufferer you will find sure relief
M Vet,ntine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-20
DON'T ALLOW BLOTCHES

and pmples to dishgure you when there is a
posit'"c cure to be had in the timely use of
Vegetine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-20
BEAR IN MIND

oIIAIN nv II IN =
that when your blood becomes impure the safe
guard against serious illness is to at once resort
tosome reliable purifier. Long experience with
Vegetinc proves beyond question that it is the
kest blood purifier KNOWN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
UlVQTT SELL
q Creamery ( Dairy Products,
JAGGAR APPLES, Coarse Sa~S Grain IL -, ,ot.
HOXSIE
LOCAL 1IARKETS.



ST. PAUL, Aug. 25.-CaSh and August
wheat was &C lower this morning on the board
than on the day before. Notwithstanding the
Chicago market OF Monday showed no decline
while October showed Sc advance No >
haru ana No regular were bOrh OF &c. Cash
ana September corn were tirm ana &c higher.
Otner FUTURES were unchanged: car sold at
&c New oats are making considerable ap-
pearance ia the marke-; Old are firm at former
quotations Barley WIS in more demand and
advanced lc. Mill SUNS are steady ana IN
changed; car feed sold for SIT.jO The
call:
Wheat-No. l hard. sec bid. S5c asked:
August. SIC bid; September. s5c asked: Octo-
Der. SIC asked; No. hard. 1Sc bid: No. =. CSC
bid.
C0rn-NO. ? 43]lc bid. 44c asked: August. 45e
bid. &C asked; September, 421ac bid. 45c
asked
Oats-NO. , mixed. old. 2sc. new. 25c bid:
August Old 21c. new, 23c bid. new. 21c asked:
No. = white cid. SOC bid new. 2Gc bid. Old. Sic
asked. new, = &c asked; No. white old. 26c
bid new. 25c bid.
Bariey-No. .. 56c bid; August. SIC bid:
September. sc bid.
Bve-NO. >. 46c bid: August. 46c bid: Sen
TENDER. 41c bid.
Ground Feed-S15 bid. ST. asked.
Corn Meal-BOlted. So asked: coarse. SIC
bid. $l1 asked.
Brau-sacked. SlO.5O asked.
Baled Hay-S1 bid. s. asked.
Timothy Hay-S9 asked.
Eggs-ll1ac bid. l21Zc asked.
Sdles-l car corn. 4+c: cases eggs PIC:
] car feed. Sl1-50; 1 car water1uelOns. SI6 to
SIS; l car nay. $3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
WEEKLY REVIEW.

Owing In some degree 20 the excursion
over the Minnesota b Northwestern road.
trade during tine week has been rather more
active ia ST. paul than usual. ana it is very
evident that the opening OK this new line viii
FURNISH considerable addition 20 the volume
Ci trade I'm hardware there arc no changes TO
note In quotations. About rhe same number
OF buyers have been present during tine
week I'M this market rs are usually here. while
tEc order trade has been rather Setter There
are encouraging indications Or the future
trade. uOr only OF the Northwest. bur OF the
whole country. Prices IN several lines OF
hardware are nrmCr. though there are no
uuotaDlc advances Nails are stlli in demand
ana prices are unCcaEgeu- The ul1rkeI
IS taking considerably more harbed wire
than 10 ever has cone before 80 this
season OF the year. and this Is causing
ur-ugr tone il is believed this hardening
viii cain IL strength. since there are iudica-
lions OF lu exceptionally heavy demand.
which viii serve TO brin- up prices. Dry
goods have been unusually active. Apart
from the general activity or the week the in
lux OF merchants from southern Minnesota
aud Northern Iowa. over the Minnesota s.
Northwestern road gave our Ioubers All they
could POSSIBLY take cure o1 during The latter
part OF TIRE week The strangers gave our
merchants practical evidence OF their sincere
good viii 10y placing more or less liberal
OrterS Tor SeasOuaDie merchandise IEirtytO
1Ery new names were added 70 the ledger
with the assurance from the visitors that they
would be kept there and that they
would send orders Tor goods rs fast
as their wants should make them necessary.
This trade. together with the general demand
from other sections. caused the week TO uggrc-
gate by TAR the largest OF the season in the
dry goods line. The demand from All sec
ciOus IS very good. ana more than couIiru-s
the hrigh- auricipatiOns iuduiged IN earlier
The general market IS very trim. with daily
advances in III kinds OF cotton. We note
specially the advance OK Amoskeug
- G.. i. ticks 70 l2isc and other makes in
proportion. TIE grocery trade mas expert
cnced no great change. Dealers are some
what behind in filling their orders. and the
usual activity prevails in this line The
only change that mas occurred in quotations
il ia cur-ioar sugar. which advanced p C
The drug market enjoys is usual activity.
Citric acid mas advanced &C and borax mas de-
clined &c Lumber continues active and in
good demand with prices well maintained
In boots and shoes the market Is strong and
the demand good. Quite unumber OF changes
have been made in quotations. which are
somewhat reduced
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
Drugs. Paints. OiIs. Glass.

DruEs-Acid. citric. per pound jSc: acid
tara. J-cs alcohol. market price: aIOes can.
Use; ammonia aqua Sc; ammonia carb. I5c:
huiSam c0paiba. t5c; hl.sGIn rOlu. soc. banks.
Peru red and yellow. 2jfLt0c: bicarb. soda. .
use: hOrax. 1uc birthstone rod. &C: caIOrnei
arl-- soc; cayenne. pure. &c: camphor. zee:
ch.orCrOrIn- sue; cCchinedl. 45c: epson salts
+c; gc. .OEwOOd. lie; Gum arabic. f5050c:
powdered 55c, gum opium. S3.o5; hemp seed
Sc; iodide potash. 50; ipccac powder. SI.21;
jaIup powdered. 3jc; Hcorice extract. 2sc:
morphine by the o.. S-}.@5: oil anise. So: oil
cloves Sl.25; oil lemon. Sl.50: oil olive. pure.
Sl-fO: oil peppermint. S4.5JHj: oil slssa-
irsiS, Jlc- potash culOruJe. @Cc: Prus. potash
--c; quicksilver. 55c; quluine. >0c; red pre-
cipitate. c,c; sal nlJre. pure. Sc; canary
seeds. +isc. fax ground SIC; SIENNA 20c:
sulphur. sc; sugar lead. lSc; So. rurpenIine.
f5c: spirits uirrC. SIC: vitriOl. blue. sc.
Uil-Linseed- raw. &c. boiled. 4Ic; bleached
SPERM Sl.30: lard oil. eX-. J6IjSc; lard oil
40. /. 4sE t9c; whale extra. sjltS0c: whale
No. !. 1osEs5c; carbon Inspected Izn.I6c: ben
zine, - deg. l-lac; benZIne o. deg. IIlsC.
window Glass-I0 and 5per cent discount.
In . box lots. 90 and 10 per cent.
White Lead-StriCtiy pure lots OF 500
POUNDS. S6-25. less 3 per cent. In smaller
lets. S6-25.
PaiuUs-In cans or pals. quarts. half gal
Ions enc gallon ana two gallons. packed six
gallons IN case: Outside and inside white.
Sl-u5 per gallon: leU-Diack. Sl.0j per gallon:
ur1DS ana common house cOiOrs. Sl.05: floor
cOlOrs. el.J5: iron paints, soc; No. Z (greenl
ana No S. lbluei, Sl.55; No. vermilion.
s2.=5; half gal cans. sc gallon extra; quarts.
lUe l-ll. extra
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
Dry GnOHS.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-In the absence CT
mails from the most important interior
markets as 10 Tuesday, and u rainstorIn pre-
venting. there has been less general demand
OF agents. still Il good business mas been COM
pleted. as kilograms for goods on order OF
q repeat and duplicate character have called
for handsome quantities. Flanneis are in
active, sale ana distribution by agents, and
with demands becoming scarcer: prices are
steadily hardening. ana in some instances are
higher. COttOus are doing we'll; agents have
advanced light thirty-six-inch. seven-eighths
and cambrics, &c; for the second tims
Chapman's X-36 unbleached are to be held
at value; only prints and dress goods are
doing well in sales. and choice stocks are
light; exports of domestic cotton this week.
5000 p ackages, making q total of 145,572
packages against 1888 packages for the
same time last year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26

visible supply, declined &c under free offer
lngs. rallied I1Sc. fiuctuated and closed &c
higher than yesterday; sales ranged: August,
tee401955c, closed at 793sc; September. .s's
@6Oc, closed at 795sc; October. 81 sGsS> sc.
closed At see; November. 63i< lLsli9c, closed
az 641sc; No. > spring, 1880, No spring.
ll@4c; No. > red. S5lSc; No red eoc-
Corn active and unsettled; large receipts
caused weak opening and near FUTURES ue-
clined sI2<c. but rallied again and huCtuated.
closing 3S015c lower for near futures; cash.
A31s0+4c; August, 4354GA58c, closed ar 4+c;
September. 441EGl+434c, closed au 1850; OctO-
Der. 425d6g481Sc closed at +3c; November.
30sEaiOl(o. closed at S97s040c. Oats-Cash
ana August ruled &c lower, and the other
futures steady;cash. Z6 4 c;August26l f6B2S5 Sc,
closed at 269sc; September. @4s4G2i36: Octc-
bCr. 24zSc. Rye quiet No. >. Sc sc. Ness pork
opened stronger. but soon declined 10 l00l215c
but rallied again aud closed at medium tg-
ures; cash. Ss.15De-S11a; September, Ss.75G
$50. closed ut Ss-4l5 Q.S.SQ: OctO-
ber SS.SJ4S.9I54, closed at SS-S5GS. So:
November. Ss.s0Uss. IS. closed Ut $S.SS1sel IS.
Lard ruled firm: prices re higher: cash
S61T1506 .22iZ; September. $7.20fs7 %: Octo-
ber S6.25N6.32i5. closed az S627IZN6.S 80:
November, S6.l5O8.20, closed AT S6.I71Slb8 20.
Boxed meats steady; dry saited shoulders
S4Gt4.=5; short rib sides. S5.5Ou5 90; short
clear sides. S5-so05. So. Sugars firm and uu-
changed. On the produce exchange butter
ruled weak: creamery. i.020c; dairy, Hole.
Eggs hrmer at llUulSc. ReceiDts-Elour.
&.OOO bbis; wheat. $4,000 bu; corn. $4,000
bu; oats. 10000 bu; rye. 5000 bu: barley
5000 bu. Shipmenrs-Elour. COCO bbs;
wheat. $1,000 bu; corn. IiS.O00 bu: oats.
lo5,UUO bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley. LOCO bu.
ON the afternoon board wheat was stronger
and 14@3sc higher, corn 1slJtc higher. oats
&c higher, pork 21@GI712c higher. lard IL
changed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26

Dried Fruits-Currants. sc; Turkish
qrunos. new. 4s4c; blachberries. in barrels
ice: layer raisins. new. SEES: Valencia.
Sc; dried apples. New York quarters. &c;
New York dried apples, sliced 4s4c; dried ap
pies. evapOrated. Sfsgc.
Canned GoOds-Per doz= Oysters. 2-b cans
Sl->uBl-9O; peaches. SD cans. standards.
Sl-c5. peaches. 5-b cans. seconds. SI.5O: Sli-
mon. I'D cans. Columbia river. SLIGO: toma-
toes. 3-io cans. standards. s.; gallon apples.
Erie. $40.
COtfee-Iava.fan grades. 2462Sc: interior.
2@-c; RIO. washed. 13i4Tl4i@c: prime
l5-l+c; good. I2gI3c; fair, IIEl2c: ordinary.
IOglIc.
Icas-Japan. common 70 fair. 2513Oc; su-
perior 10 uue. 3H-.t0c; extra fine 20 finest.
200, 6uc; cunpOwder and imperial. common 10
lalr- > l55c; superior 20 Eue. +JG50c; extra
tine % nncSt. 6J,G15c; Young Tyson. common
10 1llr. soc; superior 70 1ue. S5frtjc: eN-
ira nne 10 finest. 55G50c; OOiong. common 70
t'iir. @j.I35c; superior 10 fine. 3JfsjOc; extra
lue 20 finest. t,ff S1c: English BREAKFAST
l>ouchongs and CouEoesl. common 70 mir
FL .5Jc. superior 70 tine EGtsjjc; extra tine 20
finest. t1ESJc.
Su-ars-Cut loaf. &c; powdered. - &c stan
daryi grauuiarcd. &C.; standard A. o5 SC: white
extra .. 81 go7sc: yellow extra q, C; yell
low O.. . &c.
syrup tulr. pc; syrup. good. 3jc; syrup,
prime t2c: uOlasScs. common. 1sC; New Or
leans. common. 35c; New Orleans. fair. 4Oc;
New Orleans. good zee.
Cheese-New York factory, SIC; Young
America. IJ-.c.
Beans-3Iedium. hand-picked, SI-60; Navy,
hauC-picked- SI..5-
WoOiware-2-hoOp pals. SI65: S-hoOp
pals, SLgJ; No. ! tubs. SIS; No. = tubs.
So, No. tubs. S5-@5; wushbOards, Evil
son single SL15; wushbOarCis. wilson
Double S2.5-
SpiceS-Pepper. Singapore. $4,000: pepper,
cuInarr,i- Icisc. caSsia. China, lie; cassia
Saigon. tj'tj0c; pimeuJO. 81 Zoe; cloves. Am
rOryua. 5l0,-Jc; cloves. L-lzibar. 2Jl25c:
nutmegs. No I. Goa. zoe; ruLuegs, No >, 30
csc; mace. tttIl1c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
EEnrslNHnre.

AuEers and auger bits discount 50 and 10;
axes. hunt So. Lippincott S5.PeerIess SI.5OSt.
Paul $3.50. butts. narrow wrought. discount
30 per cent: loose pin cast 90 and
10 per cent; loose pin wrought 80
and 10 per cent; brass go per
cent. Chisels. socket. firrer ana framing.
discount 90 ana 10 per cent: butchers tang
discount 40 per ceuC-: niles. Nicholson dis
count Sd and 10 per cent: hinges. strap and
discount 90 per cent blind. Darker
or Ciar6s $. discount 90 per cent: wrenches.
Goes 80 per cent; AGRICULTURAL 30 per cent. :
Naltc.ks long cut. fitrsburEs. S.; Hunt S
$3.50: fence wire. pt painted. tisc per D.;
galvanized SIC. plain so. 3 e; mails S2t.G
rare: Tin plate ic. bright 2s-25. eaeh cross -.
-lX.s 1c. roofing Sl01j; hammers, NlyLole
$50. ~ $3.50 no 1 $50 per clz- Carriage
bolts discount CD per cent; screws discount
-H and no per cent: U1C- knobs and locks dis
count 50; Hazard rife powder $ DER EcE:
shot SI-J0 per sack; stamped rinwure dis
count 50 per cent. new list: granite iron
ware discount - per cent; Dis~tOn's saws.
discount 10 and 10 per cent; steel goods dis
count % Der cent
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
Dry asoods.

Brown Sheetiug and Shirtiug-Hyde Park
AAA. Sc; Indian Head &C: Tachusetu. s. c:
Dominion &c: Endurance. q sc Crown Sters.
&c; Honest Width &c; Badger State. L.
l4c: Greyiock- Ii. 5i4c; Lawrence. IL. &c:
AZawam- X. &C: cheese cloth. 3I1Gjc-
Fine Brown Sheeting-Pepperel- Il. SIC:
Cast Iron extra q &c; Alpha b. 81 &C; Atlas o.
n y, &C: Dwight Star.65zc; lockwood R-6ISc:
Badger state Z IL. &C; Cambria SIC: Echo
Lake. 6iSc-
Blcached Wamsurras and y. Y
Mills. l0c; Fruit OF Loom. re: Lonsdalc
sisc: LonSdale Cambria. I05Sc: Hin II. &c:
The Bell. 10c: Imperial zoos. SIC; Cascade.
= &C: Melrose. q &c: Water Lily. &c: Moutclair.
nc; Dexter. Xxx. 6s<c; Hercules. &c; Gull
ford. &c: Best Yet. &C.
ChcYiOrs-Iouawanua extra 161<c: Ger
mania Ky 32-inch. Zoe; Germania- XX-I21S C.;
DO Y lie: Glenriddle. ll3Sc:Imperiai Wincey.
II1Sc. kinlock Xxx d c. lie: Amoskeaz
Stripes &c; 90 Plaids. Ice: Edinburg Printed.
&c; GlenOlden ana BaIbriggan printed &c;
Manchester. do. 9lfc: Fleeing. IOc: Bates
extra ID c. IKE. SEotweil. re: Mable. Sc
rs-Fancies-Arnold. COcheco. Eddy
stone. Pacific. Windsor ana Richmond. 55Sc;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26

American. SC; Allen. Steele River SIC: Bel
mont and Lodi. 45zc; Renwiek and Dunkirk.
&C.
-Shirtings-slerrimack. Anchor and
Americans 4szc; do Robes 5I4li65Sc.
GinEhaulS-Staples-A x Lancas-
ter &c; Bates x Plunkett re; Statewide
6-fc; do. do dress styles; Canton. Renfrew *
Heather Sc; NormanGie * Warwick SIC:
lower grades SfIsc.
ShirringS-StriDes 6ud Checks-Dexter 90
stripes l09Sc; extra stout do IO1Sc: Amos
keas 6-5 DO. Zoe; Hamilton 6-S do. Zoe: Ara
rupha 6-3. Sc; River mills. 6-5. &C: Park No. $50
Turkey red furniture checks Ice. No. 30 do.
lie; James Long No. $50 DO. 1S1Sc: Shelby do
lO1zc: Otis do Oh 1I0c: Economy do. S5Ilgc.
Denims-AmOskeag . OF. I6c: CO Fay mixed
$ or lftsc: 90 twilled- I3c; old York 9 or
Toe; do Eagle. lac; North America ID x T.
ljc: Everett y y 7, 13c: Shawmut No. $50
lllse: Otis AKA lee do B B. lie: Oakland \
S.Eolsc; Artisan A ID. exc: Yorl1s fancies
piaios and stripes. I3lSc; Everett checks.
l55ac; Palmer do do. l2Isc: Clark do do. I2c
Duck. tuiOreu-isOst0u % p. sc: do Ux. I2c:
North star OF. il4c; Plymouth OF. lie:
Terrace City y 121@c; do "A. I35Sc: do AAA.
l5c. Bates fancy checks. 12Jxc; Lewiston n
Il. l31sc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
snonr the CommisSion Wen.

Business with the commission men is some
whar improving One very large item during
the week has been that OF apples, and thou
sands OF barrels have been distributed from
this point throughout the West ana North
west. These were among the first or this
years crop. which came up from the South.
OF course the quality viii continue 70 i'm
prove. California fruits OF ali varieties have
been II better supply than during
the preceding week ana the same
may be said of oranges ana lemons
Wheat has been growing gradually
weaker ana weaker and has made almost
everybody disgusted. especially those that are
on the wrong side of the book Corn has
been in some demand, and with one or two
exceptions. has remained steady ana nrr1.
Oats have also held up pretty we'll
New oats are making their ap-
pearance on the board a.. viii
be seen by the quotations Old oats how
ever, are urn Et the old figures FOR some
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
Lumber.

The following prices OF lumber are to deal
Crs only:
Common Lumber-CommOu boards. SI3:
second common. SIJ.50: cuu do. s.: common
stock board. s. 10 and - inches. SI3: second.
60. SIl-50: No. 1 ship laps. SIt: 40. . ship
lius. So: first fencing. selected. $40: second.
90. $1,000. Gull do. IS; sclurliuE. 2xl AKA.
uZl2i and Is feet. Sll.5l; 90. 2x+. 4x4. I0xi2
ami I6 feet $40; do. &yi. AKA. 20 feet. SD.
rimbCrs. 4xd 10 sXl0. inclusive same as scaut-
in-; ioists. exc 20 2xl2 inclusive l., II and
rs feet. 5000; do, Is feet SiI-5O; DO, % feet.
Sl2.
Clear and Finished-First and second clear.
I linen. IA. = and inch. rough. S45; third
clear. inch. Ia. IL inch rough. So; A Sc
lect- 1 inch. ll<, IL inch rough. $40; b. l
inch. $50; b. seiect. IA. IL and inch. $2j;
B stock boards. so; G., do. so; ID. DO. $50
Flooring and SidinE-A flooring. SIS: 3
flooring. SIS; e. do SO; fencing. flooring. Sc
lected. Sl1; drop siding. same as flooring;
first and second clear siding. $3.50; A siding.
SCI; 3. 10. SIG: q. &c. SI4.Oj; ID. do, from
selected fencing. S9.52.
LaIl ana Shingies-Lath. per II. s.: clear
shingles. s.; XX shingles S2S5; Y. do. s.;
inch clear. 90. sl.5J: No I shingles, 90c-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
hicagO.


special 20 the Globe.
CHICAGO. Aug. 25--The cool. breezy
atmosphere and agreeable sunshine OF to-
day added III appearance of activity u BUSH
hess II IL did not greatly increase the amount
OF 10. The heavy storms OF the past two
days. however. disarralged telegraph wires
anu otherwise checked the interfiOW OF com
nercla1 and financial transactions. Cheer
fulness and hOpefulness continue 10 uervade
the business ranks. Speculation was ac-
tive and values lower. Money is abundant
10 supply and limited in demand. with rates
nominal.y steady and unchanged. For call
loans sos per cen1. is asked. and 5t01 per
cent Tor time money. New York exchange
sold NJ &c discount. with only a light call
from without. Currency shipments and
receipts were both light. Sterling exchange
was weak no S4-S504.sI. Bank clearings
were 80. Dos. 600 against -, 454.O 900 yeste T
laE
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Duluth.
special ID ID alobe

] '-lSSNA-AA ~ AaAN LADbN-
DULUTH. Mimi. Aug. 25.-Ope1ing prices
were Q sc below the latest sales OF yesterday
az 627sc Tor October, with December at s6lsc.
/ Buyers took but little ct these figures ana III
sisted upon concessions. which sellers sub
| United TO. and business for Il time was very
dull. October was freely offered N lower
figures, but with no concessions offered by
holders. Il resulted in no business. Blythe time
buying orders were on the floor the outside
markets were fast improving and sell
crs now had the advantage which
they well improved the market selling
up Ut one jump sc Tor October and 621sc 10
S35sc, the next sale being Ut a. There was
but little doing in other futures: September
SOLD at S2Ssc, October No. i Northern $40
7S1%c cash. Cash wheat was lightly dealt in.
"a few cars new No. 1 hard selling at sic. 1T
the close there was very little trading and the
market was steady. buyers OF September at
so &c and October at &c. No. j Northern
sold cash at the close AT 51c. Sales: sep
TENDER. $4,000 bu No l hard ar S25-c:
IS. go bu No. hard ut e2l1c 10000 bu: 40.
l hard. $50 &C.; 10000 bu No. / hard. sac: TO-
600 bu No. 1 hard. 50 &c: 10000 bu No. / hard.
$3.50; $4,000 bu 40. ! Northern. 1siac; 1900
bu Nc. 1 Northern. 1sI1c; December. 1900
Du No. hard. s6tSc: $4,000 IN No. / hard,
S6a C; cash. cars no. 1 hard. new. sic: I car
No. 1 Northern. new. &c. The afternoon
market was active ana s-rUng and good buy
ing was early developed. which continued 10
the close of the session. October WAS the
IavOrite future and was freely taken. sellers
apparently eEhausuug the orders as
there WIS 4 EOOd demand at the
close ut about outside quotations. Oc-
rOOer sold early IA .-c above the noon
close. 65 e being paid for the first trade.
which was soon advanced TO s4s.S+1 -c: Sep
TENDER sold AT - }.s-S5c; December ar SIZE.
after which es5-c WAS bid. without sales: Dc-
tober No NOrtcCru sold at toe close at -Q1oc:
buyers OF October NO. 1 hard ar the close at
sac was held II Sft &C.; December No. 1 haru
sold At So sC AT the close; after the close DC
tober sold at sac uud December az el4 tc.
September. 10000 bu. No. / hard. - sc: To-
600 bu. no. 1 hard. e5c; October. 10000 bu.
$4,000 bu. No. 1 hard. S4l Sc: 10000 No. I
Northern. Die: December. 10000 bu. No. I
hard size; 10000 bu. No. 1 hard. sI5sc: 3d.
600 bu. No. / hard. 81 C. Receipts 2J.osS bu:
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