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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-06-07
Republican state Ticket.

Republican state Ticket.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
JUDGE JOHN DEAN.
CoNGREssMEN-AT-LARGE,
MAI. ALEXANDER MCDOWELL
GENERAL WILLIAM LILLY,
County Ticket.
CONGRESS,
HON. CHARLES n. BRUMM.
JUDGE,
RICHARD II. KOCH.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
-. HARRY JAMES.
CORONER,
DIR. L.. A. Flicker.
DIRECTOR OF THE POOR,
JAMES b. LESSIG.
10Th SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
LUTHER r. kEEFER.
1ST LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT,
JOHN j.. COYLE.
4TH LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT.
GEORGE w. KENNEDY.
SAMUEL A, LOSCH.
SAMUEL s. COOPER.
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RAILROAD.
s%oHUYLKILL DIVISION
NOVEMBER Is, 1891.

Trains will leave Shenandoah after the above
date for Wiggan's, Gilberton, Frackville, New
Castle, st. Clair, Pottsville, Hamburg, Reading,
Pottstown, P~hnnixville, Norristown and Phil
adelphia BROAD street station at 500 and H.
a. IN. and 4:l5 p. m. on week days. For Potts
vile and intermediate stations 9;l0 a. m.
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SHENANDOAH, Pa, June /, 1892.
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JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
JUDGE JOHN DEAN.
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General Markets. :.

Ba,timore-wheat hrmer; No. red. spot,
s215c; August SIC; September, s21zc: OctO-
Der, sss4c. Corn firm; mixed spot, SIC; Au-
No. white, Western, l2c; No. . mixed,
Western, $50. Rye dull; No. 2. 74c, Grain
freights steady; steam, Liverpool, per bushel
Sd. Provisions steady: Pork, $ls 80. Butter
M@I41lc. Coffee firm; Rio fair. l7c; No. !,
Toledo-Wheat higher, easier; No. cash,
size; August and September, size; Decem-
bsr, s11o. Corn dull, firm; No; cash.
6l11c. Oats Oats dull, higher; cash, s5c. Rye quiet;
cash, 81 %; October s. So Receipts-Flour, SO
barrels: wheat, 252, ,082 bushels: corn, 2,aO3
bushels; oats; l.sl5 bushels; rye. 74ls bushels.
Shipments-Flour, 1859 barrels; wheat, 229 :
.75s bushels; corn, 400 bushels; rye, 500
bushels.
Kansas City-Wheat-In good demand and
higher; No. . hard. old, 8s@65c; new, 6515@
SIC; No. red, 76Qsoc. Corn irregular but
seeady At the close best prices Obtaining;
Oats irregular; No. . mixed, old, 2s510S5c:
No. . white, old, 80@32c. Receipts-Whe
5000 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels: oats, 1000
bushels. Shipments-whest, $1,000 bushels:
corn, none; oats, 4000 bushels.
Minneapois-Cash wheat was strong and
higher and in improved demand; low grades
of some qualities 305c higher; No. North
ern closed at 800; receipts of wheat he-e
were 355 cars and Duluth IS cars. Closing:
September. nssc: December, 79c. On track;
No. hard, sl15c; No. / Northern, soc; No.
Northern, 7l@76c.
Peoria-Corn scare; No s. 4s1lc; No. L. $50.
Oats active and higher; No. awnite, 3416035c;
No. white, Ss1<034c. Rye dull. Whisky
firm; " vines Inc q y; spirits IL; Receipts-
none; barley, I.ooo bushels. shipmentso
Corn. 5000 bushels; oats. $1,000 bushels; rye
and barley. none.
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Reports of Damage TO the Corn Crop Send
Prices Upward-Shorts Grab for All the
Corn and Provisions Onered--wheat
and Oats sympathizs.
CHICAGO, Aug. s.-A big, broad, old-fash-
toned bull market with the bears swelter-
ing and roaring in their unhappy predica-
ment, was witnessed to-day for the first
time in many months. Wheat at the close
compared with its price at the correspond
ing time on Saturday, was Nc higher; corn
was &c up: oats showed Nc advance; pork,
35c; lard, 15c. and ribs, 1215c.
The days advance got well under way as
soon as the session commenced. Corn, oats
and provisions We'd with each other in bull
ish activity and opening prices were imme-
diately added to in an e1cited way. The
news concerning the damage to Kansas corn
Influenced the entire trade. Oats and pro-
visions more especially sympathized in the
news affecting corn, but the advance in all
those articles was too material TO allow of
wheat being unaffected. There was, be.
sides, some news of oullish nature directly
affecting wheat. Liverpool was quoted
opening firm and Nd higher owing to
cold, wet weather in England, and
New York messages said that
they were receiving more foreign
buying orders there and at better prices. The
export clearances from New YORK were lib
eral, and were one OF the stimulants admin
istered to the market shortly alter the open
ing. Then there were advices from the
North west of damage by hot. dry weather in
some places and of damage TO unreaped and
reaped grain in others by severe rain storms.
points were liberal; the Illinois State crop
report estimated the seasons yield at "a, ,224,-
BOO bushels against q, ass, 600 as suggested by
the last Government report and compared
with IS ,000, 900 bushels last year. The visible
statement showed an increase OF 209S, 900
bushels. These last bearish items, with
realizing sales by longs, were responsible for
one one or two weak spots during the day.
In the middle of the advance in corn q
report from Springfield, ILL.,, giving the con-
dillon OF corn on August Tor this State as
Sic, compared with CSC on July i, created a
short-lived diversion in favor of the bears.
September. which previous to that had sold
up from soc around the opening to 531zc,
tumbled back on the improved condi-
tion as reported above. A later and
correct version OF the Illinois State
report. making the present condition
73c instead Of Sic, as at first
reported, caught q host OF traders short who
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DECREASED RESERVE,
Weakness in Silver and Bad Crop
Reports Weaken Stocks.
THE SHORT INTEREST INCREASED
And Holders of Securities Show No nisposi-
tion to Waver.
STRENGTH IN A FEW SPECIALTIES

NEW YORK, Aug. 8-The influence Of the
Unexpectedly large decrease in the bank
reserve on Saturday was felt in the stock
market this morning and there was during
the forenoon q dropping of quotations. In
this result the downward tendency of the
silver market was not without its effect,
and the agitation of the silver question
seems likely to interfere with the making of
q market for stocks The confidence of
holders of securities, however, was not i'm
paired and the depression in prices of stocks
was the result of further short sales, with
the usual accompaniment of an increased
short interest in the market. The bulls are
now inclined to lay stress upon the failure
of the predictions Of heavy gold exports to
meterfalize, together with the tendency of
exchange rates to droop under a freer offer
ing OF commercial bills and the evident over
sold condition of the market.
A few specialties displayed marked
strength, but after the withdrawal of the
pressure to sell dullness, as usual. became
the principal fest of the dealings and the
whole list fuctuated over the narrowest
range, though some recovery from the
lowest points was seen. The declines
reports from kansas, but fhe selling was
evidently entirely of kind to augment the
already unwieldy short interest in the
Granger stocks The pressure was main
tanned to the close, which was quiet but
heavy generally at close to lowest prices of
the day.
Railroad bonds were very quiet and even
dull. while the reactionary temper of the
stock list was reflected In some weakness in
the speculative issues. The sales of the day
Government bonds were ddll and steady,
ClOse of the list:
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Cotton.

GALVESTON, Aug. s.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. &c: low middling, 61ac; good ordinary,
&c. Net and gross receipts, 95 bales, in
Guiding 4s of new crop: exports coastwise,
ID bales; sales, l6 bales; stock. II, LIB bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. S.-Cotton dull and
easy: middling, ll6c; low middling, s 9-l6c:
good ordinary, l-l6c; net and gross receipts,
662 bales: sales, 500 Uales stock, "a, SIS bales.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. S.-Cotton business mod
crate at easier prices; American middling.
4d; sales, 5000 bales, of which 900 were tor
speculation and export, and included 400
American. Futures closed quiet.
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CATTLE AND SHEEP HIGHER
And Active at the Local Yards and Hogs
About Steady and Slow.

And Active at the Local Yards and Hogs
About Steady and Slow.
MONDAY, Aug. 8
The run of cattle at the Central drove
yards for to-dav's market was light one,
exactly half as many being on sale as
week ago, and in consequence sellers OBJ
tanned an advance of 10@25c per cwt The
demand was excellent but buyers were dis
posed to hold off little on top grades.
However, sales of prime beeves were made
at IS 90 per cwt, and exporters were firmly
held at IS c0@5 10. Hogs were slow at about
last weeks prices. and good sheep were
higher. At the island yards cattle and hogs
were slow and sheep active and higher.
East Liberty.
. Cattle-Receipts, Is loads, against ITO last
Monday. The quality averaged rather bet
tor, less trash being among the offerings,
and with a good demand prices averaged
higher-lo0I5c' per cwt On common to
medium and l5025c on good to prime. Some
of the early transactions were as follows:
John Hesket & Co. sold II head. weighing
q, 800 ID, at = 50:ls bead, LOIS 10 AVERAGE,
$3 rs; f2 head, l,2.5 lb av, ~ 05: Is head, I,050
ib av IS 20: 20 head, I.315 lib av, n Is; SO head
l,sl0 Id av. a 30; 20 head. 1000 ID av, 50 80; Is
head, l,2I6 liz av. s. 4Q
Reneker, Linkhorn q Co. sold % head. av-
eraging l,i75 h. at ~ ID; 9 head, 900 ID av,
SS rs; 50 head, 1,l30 lb av. a Is; II head, $50
ID ay, - 90; 9oxen, 1,7so ID sv, g 90: heifers,
Mocail Rovlen . NewDsrn sold . head.
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NEW YORK, Aug. s.-The drygoods markets
opened with q very good volume of mail
orders on hand, the disposing of which kept
agents busy during the forenoon, after
which buyers began to come into the market
In good numbers. The transactions of the
day indicated good movement at Western
cities of trade, but there were no particularly
new features. Print cloths and prints very
firm. OF the latter, Simpsons prints and
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had sold on the first erroneous report. The
greatest excitement of the day followed the
correction. 1t was simply impossible to f1ll
mounted quickly from around 53c to SIC. and
between the time 1t touched the latter price
and the time OF its reaching t51sc or PC Al
closing price was H1Sc, or within No Of the
extremity OF che bulge.
Oats were nervous and materially higher
The provision market opened 100 higher
for pork, l2]xc ior lard and Sc for ribs COM
pared with Saturdays closing quotations,
and after many fluctuations made further
considerable advance. There was steady and
heavy realizing by the bull clique, but the
whole, army of shorts. both foreign and
domestic. seemed to be in a state Of panic
and grabbed nervously for the offerings.
The bulls, therefore, found heavy profit
an easy matter-in fact the shorts took no
thought of who was doing the selling; their
only concern was in finding some one who
was willing to lot go. The small receipts of
hogs, only 1900 being reported from the
yards, and damage to the Kansas corn. were
powerful leverage Of the bulls and did much
TO unhInge the minds of the bears.
Lake freights were firm on the basis of
Nzc for corn to Buffalo. Il
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
nrm and unchanged; No. spring wheat,
I9sssc; No spring wheat, nominal; No red.
;9ssc; No, corn, 55sSc; No; 2 oats, Sa3SQS!ssc;
No. white. 35G3514c; No. white, 33]aQ34Zc;
l. o. b., 3e@4Sc: No. max seed, 81 0351a; prime
timothy seed, 81 1901 81: mess pork, per Dbl,
$l3 20@l3 25 lard per 100 lbs, So 10@S Is; short
ribs sides. loose, IS 2o@s 25 dry salted shoul-
ders, boxed. 81 25@7 50: short clear sides,
boxed, IS 35@s 40: " hisky, distfllers' finished
goods. per gal, 81 Is; sugars, cut loaf, un-
changed; granulated, unchanged.
Articles. Receipts Shipments.
Flour, bbls- - 10000 1900
Wheat, bu...... 25? 0D0 $50 900
Corn, rbu 227 900 S32 900
Oats bu.. 100000 S6 600
Rye, ,bu....... 1900 1000
Barley, bu........ 5000 1000
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the but
ter market was firm and unchanged. Eggs
Ice.
: Range OF the leading futures furnished by John
n. Oakley Co., bankers and brokers' No. IS
Sixth street:
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Graves, LAWYER. Fight Hard for Him.

DENVER. Aug 8-The attorneys of DIR.
7. Thatcher Graves, who was convicted Of
poisoning Mrs. Josephine Barnaby, flied
to-day their brief in reply to the States
answer in the case in error, in which DR..
Graves claims. among other things, that
Judge Rising, in his instructions to the
jury, erred in telling them to bring in
verdict of guilty if they thought, beyond
reasonable doubt, that the doctor had COM
mitted the crime.
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Foreign Finance.

PARIs, Aug. s.-Three per cent rentes s5f,
LONDON, Aug. 8, P. M.-Close-New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio lists, 4l4; Canadian
Pacific, a0s1: Erie, 29ssss do eds, los; Illinois
Central. 151: Mexican ordinary, %: st. Paul
common, s5: New York Central, ll5sz; Penn
sylvania, 5S; Reading. 81: Mexican Central,
new. As. 7oA. Bar silver, 3sss Money, ~ per
cent. Rate of discount in open market for
short bills, Il per cent; do three-month bills,
u per cent
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Clearing House Figures.

NEW YORK. Aug. s-Bank clearings to-day,
81, ,258 OH; balances, "a, ,54s,7l
BosToN, Aug. 6-Bank clearings to-day,
$11 s22 0Os: balances, sl7s457Z Rate for
money 1904 per cent. Exchange on New
York l5c discount.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. a-Bank clear
ings to-day were s7,6N 435; balances, $1,249,-
s1b Money per cent.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Aug. S.-Bank clearings
to-day were $2,33O.55o; balances: s344,s7s
Money per cent.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Aug. S-Clearings,
sssl, sos. New York exchange-commercial
Soc; bank. 81 so per 81. 900 premium.
CHICAGO, Aug. 8-Money firm at per cent
on call and per cent, on time loans. Bank
clearings to-day, $15,5 ,710. New York ex-
change zoe discount Sterling exchange dull
st u s7A for 6o-day billsand "A ssH for sight
drafts.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. s.-New York ex-
change selling at 81 30. Clearings, $307, ,s0l;
balances, $125,364.
ST. LOUIS, No., Aug. s-Bank clearings,
$4464, s76; balances, $469 092. Money quiet at
6@7 per cent. Exchange on New York, SOC
discount,
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blU. 1AsktU.
!. Mining ahares closed as follows.
ASKED.

The total sales of stocks to-day were 1885,
OBS shares, including: Atchison, 25, 900; Erie,
5000; Missouri Pacific, 5000; Northern Pa
cific, 2,325; Northern Pacific preferred, 6 $780,
ST. Paul, l6.000 st. Paul and Omaha, IL 26O;
Western Union, 500.
The following table shows the prices of active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange. cor
rected daily for THE PITTsBURG DIsPATcH by
WHITNEY STEPHENSON. Oldest Pittsburg mem
bers of New York Stock Exchange 81 Fourth av-
enue:
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NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Pig iron easy and
quiet; American, s13 5O0l5 90. Copper easy;
lake, s1l 50@ll 60 Lead steady: domestic,
81 05@4 10. lin weak; straits, $50 4092O so.
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GRAIN is HIGHER.
Dairy Products and Provisions Are Firmer
and Other Limos Are Unchangcd-Prob-
ability of q Big Advance In E:gin Cream
cry Butter-Current Trade Notes.
MONDAY, Aug. 8.

MONDAY, Aug. g.
The local grain markets were stronger to-
day under tho influence of q continued up
ward movement in Chicago. and dairy prod
ucts and provisions also exhibited firmer
tone, but otherwise no change was notice
able Some Of the wholesale grocery deal
ers noted something of falling on in de-
mand, as well as less satisfactory collec-
tions, but such reports were offstood by
more cheerful statements from the produce
commission men. In q general way q fair
business was in progress for Monday, with
indications pointing to a good weeks trade.
Following are some of the latest crop ana
Secretary Mohler, Of the Kansas State
Board OF Agriculture, says: "winter wheat
acreage, 3,S0S, ,79l; increase over last year,
crease, 10 per cent. The yield OF winter
wheat is petter than expected. Corn acre
age, 5,594, ,s07 increase, per cent; condition,
p per per cent. Estimated yield, Is bushels per
acre"
Prime says: Corn made up no lost time;
practical standstill during the past week.
in Northern and Central Illinois, the great
corn growing area Of the State, is late-best
fields "A days late: The great banner coun-
30 pounds to the bushel; 60 to 70 per cent
corn yield Is possible. Corn, two to three
weeks late in North and South Nebraska;
about 20 1Or y1elQ. corn IN iowa mas not
made up any lost time; fully one month be-
hind on the average.
Fully 5000 cases Of 1892 pack gallon canned
apple. have been sold in New York recently
at 81 40 delivered. The sellers want zoe au-
vance on that price tor additional quanti-
ties.
New pack New York State gallon canned
raspberries, 1892 season pack, were offered
at $6 % per dozen on the spot.
Commission firms offered new California
prunes, COS to 90s, in bags, quite freely at 9Nc
!. o. b. on the coast. From second hands
there were offerings Of three carloads on
the basis Of &c there.
Western buyers are still taking California
raisins from this market. Two carloads ot
two-crown quality loose were purchased at
SIC on Friday or Saturday.
New pack Delaware gallon canned toma-
toes, choice brand, have been taken to the
extent OF about 1000 cases during the past
few days.
Grain, Flour and Feed.
Sales on call at the Grain and Flour Ex-
change to-day: One car high mixed shelled
corn, ten days, SIC; one car No. white oats,
the year, 35c; one car do. the year, 3t1zc.
Bids and offers:
NO. zwhite oats w
Ohio winter wheat bran. ............N8 70 ~ 30
FIVE DAYS
No. red wheat, T. 1. e............ u 30
High mixed shelled corn. .......... o63 oSA
NO. Wnlte oeo 90 =.
Winter wheat bran......-........ % 70
NO. umotny nay.....s.."........ ... nW
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Bar Silver.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Bar silver in London,
$3.50 per ounce. New York dealers price for
silver ,s41zc per ounce.
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Flour (iobbers' prices)-Fancy brands. S. oo@
Is; standard winter patents. y SOS 90; spring
patents, n SOS %; straight winter, a 5064 75:
clear winter, 1894 80; xxx bakers. n oc@4 Is;
rye, u 1904 50.
No. white middliDgs, Sl5 j00l6 80; winter wheat
bran, ~ 7o@16 90; brown middlings. Us 0o0l5 so;
chop, III 00(9n 10.
HAY-No. timothy "a oo01l 80; No. timothy,
~ G0013 90; mixed clover and timothy. ST. 500
wagon hay, us GOALS co.
sTRAw-#heai, IS 50@s rs; oat, q 5o07 rs.
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Ex. Nat. Bank.
Iron City Nat. Bk..
Tradeslnen's N. Blk
go shares bid for, 10 offered.
MONETARY.

The local situation remains unchanged
money being abundant, the demand light
and rates quoted steady at sac per cent.
Eastern exchange and currency are trading
even.
NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Money on call easy,
ranging from N to per cent; last loan. IL;
closing offered at N. Prime mercantile
paper, 311@5H Sterling exchange quiet and
weak at 81 s6A for 60-day bills and 81 So for
demand.
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adjoining the big Snee well, in the Elizabeth
field. The work of drilling the well will be
pushed as rapidly rs possible.
Lawrence q Co. sold Philadelphia Com
pany and Morris q Brown were buyers.
Rea Bros. q Co., the sellers of DuQuesne
last week. were the buyers and most per-
sistent bidders to-day.
Sproul & Co. bought new Electric and sold
Philadelphia Company.
Il. n. Long sold Pleasant Valley and Gem
tral Traction. :
Boston Quotations: Westinghouse Elec-
trio new common, 29ss sales and bid; do pre-
ferred, 46A bid.
On the Exchange this morning Charley
Kuhn bid 81 for 100 shares of Luster, cash or
seller all this year.
A. j. Lawrence Co.'s Boston correspond
ent wired: 1--WE expect to see the Westing-
house Electric stocks sell very much higher
within the next 80 days."
The Financial Chronic says: In New York
time money contracts have been in COM
parattvely light request, and the supply Of
money is abundant, but borrowers want long
dates, while lenders prefer short dates, and
consequently the business is limited. Com.
mercial paper Is in fair supply only, and the
best names are promptly taken. The demand
is not urgent at current rates, banks feeling
disposed to mold on.
The increased speculation in Chicago is
probably largely due to the shelving OF the
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg common
stock Is looking up" says the Wdh Street
Ne,Us.
Sales and Final Prices.
Transactions on Change were as follows:
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Boston stocks-Closinr Prices
California Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks to-day were as
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IOpen- High Low Clos lClose
ing. est, est, ing. Aug.6

Car receipts for to-day: Wheat 7O7; corn,
429: oats. 277. Estimates for tomorrow:
Wheat, 800; corn, $40; oats, 3l3.
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FIRST CALL.
Is shares Central traction. .................... 90
shares Philadelphia Company. ............. 70
AFTER CALL.
6shares Philadelphia Company. ............. 20x
SECOND CALL.
Is shares Duquesne traction ................ 2SX
100 shares Pleasant Valley Railway. c5H
100 shares Westinghouse Electric (uew)....... 294
BETWEEN CALLS. %
80 shares Philadelphia Company. 20
200 shares P. B. traction. 26x
THIRD CALL.
g. 900 P. and B. traction 5s................. 101k
go. 00O Duquesne traction 5s.......,...... S. 100x
S shares Philadelphia Company. y............... IVA
20 shares P. B. fraction. .................. q
10 shares P, A. M. traction. ................ ~
Total sales, 5%5 shares and sec, oc0 bonds. Closing
bids and offers,
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Year No. 2 white oats closed at a5sSc bid.
Receipts bulletined: Via the B o., car
hay, car rye: via the p. & L. E., ! car hay, .
cars barley; via the P. & W., car middlings
car wheat, i car hay: via the p, Ft. W. &
c.. 8 cars corn. cars rye, cars hay, l car
flour; via the p, c., C. & St. L., car corn, .
cars bran. cars oats, cars hay, car flour.
Total, 36 cars.
RANGE OF THE MARKET.
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Closing Philadelphia Quotations.
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On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the but
ter market was firm and unchanged. Eggs.
Ice.
Range OF the leading futures furnished by John
n. Oakley & Co., bankers and, brokers. No. IS
Six tn street:
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Grain. Flour and Feed.

Grain, fIour anu eeos
Sales on call at the Grain and Flour Elk
change to-day: One car high mixed shelled
corn, ten days. SIC; one car No. white oats,
the year, 35c; one car do. the year, 351zc.
Bids and offers:
SPOT.