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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Supply of Potatoes in Excess Of De-
mand and Prices Weak.
CANTALOUPS AND TOMATOES SLOW
Cereal Receipts Light, and hillfeed Scarce
and Higher.
CANNED FRUITS STILL ON THE RISE
OFFICE OF PITTsBURG DISPATCH, [
THURSDAY. July "a. 1890.


THURSDAY. July "a. 1890
Country Produce-Jobbing Prices.
Supply of potatoes exceeds demand and
prices are lower Home-raised vegetables are
coming in freely and the effect is seen In the
weakening tendencies of Southern stuff. Choice
nearby tomatoes are in good demand at outside
prices but Southern stock is weak and lower.
Supply of berries is not up to demand and mar
kets are firm at an advance. The first grapes
of the season appeared this week. Prospects
are good for a full crop in this line of small
fruit Dairy products are unchanged. Only
choice grades of creamery butter bring our
quotations. Sweet potatoes are in fair supply
and prices are lower. Markets are still glutted
with cantaloups and are in favor of the buyer.
Watermelons are coming in freely and prices
are weakening. The rains, which are very
valuable to the producer. have had the imme-
APPLEs-S5 00G6 90 a barrel.
BUTTER-Creamery, Elgin. lS@19c; Ohio do,
Tc: fresh dairy packed, 1O@l2c; country rolls,
BERRIEs-Black raspberr1es, l5@16c ~ quart;
red raspberries. 16c; blackberries, 13l14c a
quart, 81 % a bucket; currants. So 90 a stand:
huckleberries, l4c quart; Ives grapes, l0@l2c
% h.
BEANs-Navy hand picked beans, g. 0O@2 10.
BEEswAX-S@30c % b for choice;low grade,
20@22c.
CANTALoUPEs-AnnA Arundel, 81 5O@3 90 %
S25 O0@35 90 a hundred.
CIDER,-sand refined. 81 50; common, So OO@
%; crab cider. 81 SOFAS 90 y barrel; cider vim
egar, 10@l2c % gallon.
CHEESE-New Ohio cheese, TA@73lc: New
York cheese, &c; Limberger, 10Q1l15c: do
mestic Swettzer, 1301371c; Wisconsin brick
Sweitzer. 1l@l214c; imported Sweitzer, 2416c.
EGGS 1S@20c q dozen for strictly fresh.
FEATHERS-Extra live geese, o0Gl60c; No. l.
do, 40945c; mixed lots. 30435c % b.
MAPLE SYRUP-75@95c a can; maple sugar.
l0@11c q b.
HONEY-15c ~ b.
PoULTRY-Spring chickens. 100000 pair;
dressed, H4l2c pound: ducks, 65(l75c pair.
TALLow-Country. SIC: city rendered 4c.
TROPICAL FRUITS = Lemons, choice, s8 90
p6 so; fancy 81 00@7 81; Rodi oranges, So OO0
6O: Sorrento oranges, SIS 0005 30; bananas,
So 00G2 SO frsts. 81 70 good seconds p bunch;
pineapples. E19a hundred; California peaches,
81 OOQ2 30 q box; California apricots. So Esq
so; California plums. 81 so q box; California
pears, S4 90 q box.
VEGETABLEs-New Southern potatoes, So %
@3 so y barrel; sweet potatoes s6 90 q
barrel: homegrown cabbage, 81 00@2 80 Sa
barrel; onions, So 75@4 90 barrel: green
onions, 20Q25c q dozen; green beans. home
grown, 81 0O@1 Is q basket; wax beans,
homegrown, 65@7oc q basket: cucumbers 81 so
@1 70 S2 crate; tomatoes, 25450c a peck box;
homegrown tomatoes, So U0@3 so a bushel;
celery 40c dozen.
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srnAw-oas. 50 75e7 90; wheat and rye. 50 90
@6 Is
Provisions

sugar-cured hams, large. lie; sugar-cured
hams. medium, Il1<c; sugar-hams, small, l2c;
suSar-cured breakfast bacon. SIC; sugar-cured
shoulders, TIC; sugar-cured boneless shouI,
ders S14c; skinned shoulders, Sc; skinned
hams, ll5lc; sugar-cured California hams. &c;
sugar-cured dried beef fats. &c; sugar-cured
rounds l2c; bacon. shoulders, 61zc; bacon, clear
sides, TIC; bacon. clear bellies, nc; dry salt
shoulders, &c; dry salt clear sides, nc. Mess
Lard-Re6ned, in tierces, SIC; half-barrels, &c;
cob tubs, &c; 20-b pals, &c; SOD tin cans.
61sc; 8n tin pals. SIC; 5-ib tin pails CSC; 1oD
large, &c. Fresh pork, links. Sc. Homeless
hams, 1014c- Pigs feet. half-barrels, 81 90;
quarter barrels 81 Is.
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WELL NEWS PUNCHED.

Operations Between CHARTERS Creek and
shousetown Briefly Touched.
The oil excitement at CHARTERS is by no
means aDating. and there is long list of new
wells being prepared. The J. S. Scully has
been spudded. and is ready for drilling 1t is
called by some a rank wildcat. Dunkle & Co.
a local syndicate leased Miss Taylor's property
at Duff's station. Shnltz & Co.'s Colbert we'll
is In the hundred-foot sand. Phillip Stelnmiller
leased his property at West Charters to the
Fisher Brothers. A well is drilling on Park
Painters place, near Duff's covered bridge
The Haley well, that started at a 5O0-barrel A
day gait is said to be down to 25 barrels per
day. A new well has been started by the Forest
and Anchor Company. OBriens Singer we'll
is in, and has about 500 feet of oil in it. John
Caughey has at last leased his farm to Fred
Lauingers company. who will start a well at
once. The j. A. Mckee, of the McKee's Rocks
Company, Is doing l5O per day. DR.. Black and
Mr.. Sim, OF Mckaesport, are drilling a well on
Mays acre, beside the Jewish cemetery. The
derrick is up on the Mckee heirs farm at
Scully's spring. and work will be commenced
at once. The johnson No. 2 is doing 80 barrels
per day.
man who was taking in Montour run yes-
terday insists that the well on the Stewart
farm is good for 80 or 40 barrels a day.
There was nothing specially new from the
Forest Grove field, but it was noticed
that the well on the schoolhousa lot.
being which was said to be duster. was
vigorously pumped anu young man who
lives of short distance from it said it must be a
payer for he said the pump had been running
nearly two weeks. This is the well that adverse
lard owners wished to have suppressed, but
failed IN court to effect their object. The
Annie Young well, nearly half a mile south
west, is said to be good pumper.
The well now going down on the Watt heirs
place at Coraopolis is showing considerable
gas and an operator states that he thinks she
will be q good one.
Guffy & Co. shot well with 30 quarts yester-
day, across the river at Haysville and since the
shooting she is pronounced good one The
oil was thrown over the top of the derrick.
ity to-day Some say the belt shows signs of
running southwest of Coraopolis, to the right
of Toad Hollow.
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Other Oil Markets.

OH CITY, July 24-Petroleum opened at
sec: highest S914c; lowest 8SAc; closed at
SOC. Sales, 6O,000 barrels; c1earances, not
reported; charters, 2l.54S barrels; shipments,
100, ,45S barrels; runs. 1851 barrels
BRADFORD. July A-Petroleum opened at
soc; closed, soc: highest, 8e1sc; lowest, SS31c;
clearanoes, 202 900 barrels.
NEW YORK. July N-Petroleum continues
dull and featureless. The opening was steady
at S9c, and the only movement in spot was
decline of Nc. August option declined Nc in
the early trading. but afterward recovered this
loss. The market closed dull. Stock Ex-
change-Opening, soc: highest S9c: lowest, SS1sc:
closing, SS16c Consolidated Exchange-Opep-
ing, SOC; highest sec; lowest sSlc; closing, SSAc
Total sales S20 900 barrels
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a BETTER TEMPER.
More Doing in Home Securities--OId-T Timers
Brought Our.

The stock market presented a frmer front
yesterday. The feeling was better, and the
bulk of the price changes was in the direction
of higher level The active stocks were
Manufacturers, Philadelphia, Wheeling and
Pennsylvania Gas and Electric. Sales were
SSl shares, besides several hundred subscrip-
ton rights on Electric ranging from 10 to 20
cents-the latter after the last call.
One of the features was the strength dis
played by Electric 1t sold at IS at the early
call advanced to 3s14, and closed at 80 bid and
none offered. Another feature was the sale of
a large block of Manufacturers Gas-tbe first
for a long time-at l6ls. an advance over re-
cent quotations. In its dividend period it sold
high as 40. Another Old-timer, Pennsylvania
Gas, also moved over to the active eide, but
without showing much strength.
Philadelphia Gas and the fractions held
around former figures with no movement in
the latter. Switch and Signal was a fraction
firmer. Bridgewater fell back to 90, Bids,
oilers and coles are appended:
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WELCOME SUMMER SHOWERS.
Market Gardeners Greatly Encouraged BY
the Advent of Rain.

Our nearby gardeners are very much reioiced
over the recent rains Gardens in this section
have been famishing for a week or two nest
and prospects have immensely improved The
last "A hours. Never was a shower more timeiy
to gardeners, though its influence was depress-
ing TO picuics, campmeetings and races An
old-time market gardener said to-day: ssThe
late rains will prove a great help to our trade
The tomatoes were suffering for want of
moisture, and this rain will bring them onI
The tomato vines this season are rather small
and half bushel to plant will be a bic viaid
/ have often gathered three pecks from q sincIa
plant. The late rains will also helm ont roas,1
ing ears" In the interview with this marIst
gardener il was E de-; developed that the yield of
average this season. As an offset to the sbort
crop is the better prices received for stuff.
The yield of cabbage is not much above one-
half the average yield. but prices of late have
been 81 per basket, while last season at this
time three baskets were sold for ST. "Short
crops bring less work and more money thnn
big ones" said leading market gardener.
land, though this is not so good for the con
sumer, we have no cause to complain when we
get more money for less work"
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THE BUSINESS MOTOR.
Money May Work Somewhat Easier, but
Rates Will he Maintained

eS '"i "o "'e'naa'heu'
Now that the conservative influence Of an
impending call for bank statements is out of
the way for while, the money market will no
doubt show tendency toward greater ease in
the loan department. as accommodations will
be more readily extended. Less than 8 per
cent rate will. however, be exceptional. Busi-
ness is too active and funds too well employed
to inaugurate an era of cheap money.
tions. Yesterday they were s2SSa, ,O93 81, while
the balances were S3l1, IVA g. When it is re-
membereu that there is nothing gong on to
stimulate checking except the regular move
ment of trade. it will be seen these figures
represent degree of prosperity that is as graft
Tying as it is encouraging to further efforts to
maintain the present high pitch.
Money on call at New YORK yesterday was
easy, ranging from 315@41S per cent, last loan 4.
closed offered at 4. Prime mercantile paper s
96H. Sterling exchange quiet and steady at
81 S4M for 60-day bills and 81 SSA for demand.
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beSsemer Slg-llYeller operations lifted
prices In hematite warrants about Is, and the
market showed better tone for a time, but
prices subsequently, droDned to SIS Sd. Makers
iron is slow, with West Coast brands Nos !, 2
g. quoted at 52s. T. o. b. shipping point.
Middesbrough Pig-There has been little
change the past week, warrants ruling quite
steady at ass. G43s. 3d., while makers iron is
trife higher, but moving slowly. Makers
Spiegeleisen-No change has taken place. the
demand being fair and prices steady. English
% per cent quoted at 92s. 3D. {. o. b. at works.
Steel Wire Rods-There has been no further
movement of prices but better demand is re-
ported. Mild steel, No. q, quoted at fS IS. f. O.
b. shipping port
STEEL RAILS ADVANCED.
Steel Rails-Makers' prices are 5s up A very
fair business has been done, and there are
some good new inquiries. Heavy sections
quoted at s5 5s f. o. b. shipping point.
Steel Blooms-Prices the same as last week,
but the market rather firm. Bessemer XXI
quoted at "a los Oh. f. o. b. shipping point
Steel Billets-For these there is more de-
mand, and prices are steadier, but no higher.
Bessemer (size 216x212) quoted at "a LIS. Cd.
1. o. b. shipping point
Steel Slabs-Demand is running light, and
prices show little change. Ordinary sizes quoted
al % os. I. o. b. shipping point
Crop Ends-The market quiet and un-
changed. Run of the mill quoted at e lis.
6d-d93 I. o. b. shipping point.
O!d Iron Rails-Orders are few at present
and buyers are selling apart. Tees quoted
at = 3 Cd @93 5s., and double heads at fS 5s. q
ES rs. Cd. f. 0. b.
Scrap lron-There is no improvement in the
demand nor any change in prices. Heavy
wrought quoted at s2 l5s. 0E2 lis. Cd. f. o. b.
shipping points.
Manufactured Iron-Prices are still somewhat
irregular. but the market is fairly active
Stafford ord marked bars
e. o. b. L'pool). ol)...........s 0 Os ndSD q Os Cd
common bars..... 0 Os Odl1 Os Cd
black sheet singles 0 Os OdaI Z los Sd
Welsh bars, / O. b. Wales. 6 2s ida 6 5s Cd
Steamer Frelghts-Glasgow to New York
Is. I'D. Liverpool 10 New York. los. Cd.
TIN, COPPER AND LEAD
Pig Tin-There has been about 60 decline
with free realizatlons. but the feeling is some,
what stronger. Straits quoted at s94 7s. Ga for
spot; futures % mOnths), s95.
Copper-Speculators sold freely causino .
decline of fl, but the market has recover,a
and Is now quite strong and active Chilli b,rs
ouoted s5S for spot s5S I2s Sd for fntnrs
delivery. Best selected English. sS4
Isead-The market is rather weak and the d
maud moderate. Soft Spanish quoted at si9
I5s.
Spelter-There is better tone to tho rn.--
ket and more business. Ordinary Silesian
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE,

The Monongaheln Packets Have the Usual
Heavy Loads of Freight-River Five
Feet Nine Inches.
The pier marked registered feet inches at
o'clock yesterday. with prospects for slight
rise. Davis Island dam mark below the lower
lock gate showed 2 feet 4 inches. Business was
quiet as usual yesterday. Nothing was done
except on the Monongahela packet line. The
afternoon boat on this line was overburdened
with freight and passengers. The line is in
bad need of their other boat which still re-
mains on the dock being repaired.
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DROPS OF OIL.
Better Undertone, but No Improvements In
Business-A Good Close.

There was no improvement in business in oil
yesterday. but the feeling was a trifle better as
indicated by the close, which was the same as
the opening and highest. The movement was
restricted TO &c. All the exchanges were weak
at first but braced up as the day wore on. and
were firm at the finish. The range of fuctua-
tions was: Opening, highest and closing, S91ss;
lowest, SS1s. Wednesdays clearances were Il,
600 barrels.
The big gas strike in the Eureka, W. Va,
field Wednesday night, was the subject of con-
siderable talk yesterday. The strike has caused
considerable excitement there. There is a
great rush for leases, and dozen new wells
have already been contracted for. The McCul-
Tough well, on the Rus Hammett farm, came
in $50 barrel gusher.
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Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, july 2-Miniug quotations:
Alice. 80; Adams Consolidated, 100; Belle Isle,
1l5O; Caledonia B. H., 100; Consolidated Cali
Deadwood T., 125; Delmonte lbs; Eureka Con-
solidated. 375; Hale & Norcross. $50; Home
stake. 1000; Hornsilver, $50; Ironsilver, 100;
Mexican, 300; Mount Diablo, 200: N. Belle Isle,
125; N. Commonwealth $50; Ontario, 4l.OO;
Plymouth, $50; Phoenix. Ariz., 120
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NEW YORK. July 24.-Tbe drygoods market
was without material change. Demand con-
tinued moderate and irregular. Buyers of
cotton goods were still holding of as to new
goods, but more activity is expected soon.
Clothing woolens sell freely in medium to low
grades but there IS not a great deal yet doing
in finer goods. Business in dress goods and
other department woolens was moderate.
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Dropsy md Paralysis.

DR.. Flint's Remedy prevents the development
OF all those terrible diseases dependent upon
diseases of the heart, such as dropsy, infam-
nation OF the lungs. paralysis and mental de-
rangement Descriptive treatise with each
bottle At all druggists, or address Mack Drug
Company. New York. MWF
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Sales at first call were l22 shares Manufac-
turers' Gas at 1915 20 Wheeling at 20, 10 Phila-
delphia at 3036. 20 Electric at 3S, 10 at 3Sz and
81 at SSA -Four hundred and eight rights"
brought 10 cents share. At second call sales
were Is shares Pennsylvania Gas at Il, and 80
Electric at 3914. Eghty-eight rights went at To-
The total sales of stocks at New York yester-
day were l5S.6S8 shares, including Atchison,
5,l5O; st. Paul, 1900; Union Pacific, $500.
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This will make prices at these points Of col
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

The Condition of Business at the East Liberty
Stock Yards.
OFFICE OF PTTTSBURG DISPATCH,
THURSDAY. July "a 1890 (
CATTLE Receipts. $50 head; shipments, 76o
head; nothing doing; all through consignments;
no cattle shipped to New York to-day.
HoGs-Receipts. 400 bead; shipments. 100
head; market active; all grades, "a 0044 Is:
cars of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
SHEEP-Receipts. 400 head; shipments, e. 200
head; market steady at yesterdays prices.
Following is the report of the weeks transac-
tions at the East Liberty Stock Yards:
RECEIPTS.
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sWEITZER CHEESE MARKET.
Tho Quality Good md the Production Muc
Above the Average,

One of our leading jobbers of Swiss cheeses
said to-day: Domestic Sweitzer is now In good
supply and markets are weaker than they have
been for some weeks past At the beginning
of the month producers were disposed to with
hold stock in anticipation of better prices. The
effort proved failure for the reason that the
season has been very favorable to production,
and the yield is undoubtedly above the average,
Quality of Sweitzer cheese coming to the mar
ket is also fully mp TO standard. Prices are
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now about the same as they were year ago,
though month ago they were much above cor
responding prices of 1889 Ohio domestic
cheese has weakened of late owing to large re-
ceipts and extremely hot weather.
A season that is favorable to grass and hay
crop as this has been, uniformly yields a good
quality and quantity of cheese.
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NEW YORK. July A-Pig iron strong.
Copper quiet and steady; Lake. July. slo 70.
Lead dull and unchanged; domestic, 81 o. LIN
dull and easier; straits, so so.
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Phiiadelnl,in s,n.Ir.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks fur-
nished bv Whitney Stephenson, brokers, No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Tx
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quoted at f2a IS,

quoted at f2S IS
Tin plate-.rhe demand is keeping mp well,
as whole. although not so good from the
United States and prices remain very firm.
l. c. charcoal Allaway grade,
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PIG IRON SOMEWHAT HIGHER.
The Condition and Future Prospects of the
English Metal Markets.
,epFcTAr TPIFGRAM To TBE prsp.rCu,


lsPFcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH1
NEW YORK, July 24-Ihe Iron Age of this
date quotes the British iron and metal markets
as follows: Pig iron warrants have averaged
somewhat higher most of the week and the
market has shown greater firmness, deriving a
good measure of support from free purchases
by outsiders, promoted by the pressure of a
quite large shipping demand. Scotch moved
up to 46s. Id. and Cleveland to ABS. Sd. at
the close on Tuesday, while hematites
have risen to SIS. I'D. On Wednesdays
market Scotch eased off 6G7d, Cleveland about
z1Sd and hematites l-6 on realizations. Makers
prices have varied in a moderate way only but
gupon the whole seem rather steadier. Copper
Nhas ruled somewhat irregular In price, reced-
1 ing to G5I spot for merchant bars, and upon
purchases of large blocks at that figure subse-
quently moved up to BIS l5d. Speculative hold
ers, fearing a further decline, have realized
freely, but the position continues strong.
Among recent transactions in furnace material
sale OF 100 tons Anaconda matte at lis I'd is
noted. A large business was done in straits;
tin at about Gas l0d, and for a time there was
some difficulty in selling cash lots.
This brought about an improvement in the
feeling, but the demand was well satisfied and
operations have since been light and at lower
prices although it is believed that the increased
value Of silver will likely hinder shipments
from the East and cause the market to harden.
The tin plate has ruled very firm. with l4s Sd
now the inside price for Bessemer. Makers
offer with reserve. A good business is reported
chiefly for the continent and Canada. Nego-
tiations for several large lines for America
have been broken off owing to the DELAY with
the tariff bill. The Hope Tinplate Company
have liquidated, Advices from Germany state
that the demand there for steel wire rods is i'm
proving and that prices are firmer. English
market quotations are also about Is Cd up, and
makers are quoting 5s higher for rails. Other
wise no change is visible in the market for steel
goods.
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Business News and Gossip.

Ewing & Byers report a brisk demand for
| acreage property on the Perrysyille road and
along California avenue.
| d. P. Black-I see it again stated that an
English syndicate is after the East Liberty
stockyards, among others. If they are for sale
can in "a hours organize syndicate that will
outbid the foreigners. People out there are
willing to give almost anything to secure the
removal of the yards"
The number of mortgages on file for record
yesterday was IS, the largest of which was for
ST., 600. Thirteen were for purchase money
Mortgages amounting to about $50 900 were sat-
ished.
Two prominent local corporations will hold
meetings to-day-the Pittsburg Allegheny and
Manchester and the Union Passenger Railway
Companies. The latter will probably decide
the question of leasing to the former.
The Lima, O., Lutheran College Association
has been incorporated, and is preparing for the
erection of a main college building. 1t will cost
about s65 600, and will be built of brick and
stone.
A company has been organized at Duquesne
to build fine park, to be used for picnics and
campmeetings. A pavilion and other buildings
will be erected.
About so stone houses are in course of erec-
tion-principally in the East End One or two
are talked of at Ellsworth. They are rapidly
growing in popularity among people who de-
sire fine effects.
The national bank depositors hold s25, ,4s2, AS
Government deposits. The requirements of
the sinking fund for the present fiscal year
aggregate S4S 500. .OOO The available balance in
the Treasury is S5i, l9l, 1876.
Baxter, Thompson & Co. report an improved
demand for business property, indicating conf
dence of a good fall trade and desire 10 get
things in shape to handle it.
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PRIME BANK STOCK,

THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK,
OF DENVER, COL,
Is increasing its capital to 81 600 COO making 1t
TIE STRONGEST BANK IN COLORADO.
Shares, sos 90 each. the IS 90 premium going
stockholders.
Bank officers of long and successful financial
experience. limited number of shares will
TRUST CO.. Kansas City, NO., or DENVER
LOAN AND lMPROVEMENTCO CO., or BANK,
Denver, Col. iy9S7-WFSu
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Prices of Bar silver

NEW YORK. July y2L-Silver-London, 4sxd;
New York, 81 091s.
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Features of Yesterdays Oil Market

Refined. New YORK. 720c.
Refined, London, sad.
Refined, Antwerp, HAf
Refined, Liverpool 1l-16d.
Refined. Bremen, 6.60m.
A. A. B. MoGrew quotes: Puts, Ss5s; calls.
89%.
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when baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children.she gave them Castoria
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