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carry mail.
After the clos ng o, the supplemental Transals7te
Mails named above. additional supplement ~
mails are opened on the piers Of the s,nerc Il,
English, French and German steamers, and r"mAin
open until within Ten Minutes Of the hour o; sail.
WEST INDIES, &c.
THURsDAY.-At 2:8O A. N. for PORT ANTONIO por
steamer from Phliadelphia; at 4. Nj. Tor Bfi!.
Mr1A en,s11 F az POO 3nHsS r
Tiha6 De CUBA per iH' steamship ssntlaso "' - v
o4 II sb A saDGf sPG aHT pel ~
q 7hssas ~ F8&
detters for arenaoa trinidad ard ToSaso mus, 10
siFss1sa S;S13sa:H
.:psr Athos"i: a. 1880 A: u. fof CAMPEclIs,
,sq and e
and for cuba mT:t be be d!reGed per sensCG sc - a.
r NJ aor a, inh for SoR
BRAZIL: per steamship Dominic, via Para Maran.
Mails for Newfoundland by rail to alfa1. and thence
Malls for Miqueon by rail to Boston and thence by
steamer. close at thi. ONCE daily at $40 "
Thursdays from Port Tampa. Fla MAI: 30; %,
for despatch by sieamer m sl9;e at this otce daily
closes at o TRalsPhSiffc + 4 RrfrleGi HeE NAILS.
Mails for China and Japan specially addressed only
verl. close here daily up to May is at $50 P. ".
Mails for China. Japan and Hawaii. per ste 'mship
Mays at $50 F. N Mails Tor Hawaii. per steam.
R saiFy % ap 70 Nay f0i? 1a T at $50 F. n Mail. fos
China and Japan per ., steamship olympic ny
IL stS a. $50 % P.M Mails for @ iustralis II cei.
sRs nSs' vs for ss@
wall FIJI and samoan Islands per steamship
Hae May 'rS isa a. s'H so M e a. Aea and %
P. ". tor on arrival at New York of steamship
rmbria with British mails for Australisl Mails
for the Society Islands, ship Galilee from san
Francisco close here daily up 10 May rs a; $50
Pm. Malls for Australia except West Australia i.
per steamship Aoransi from Vancouver. close
here daily after May ss2 and upto June AZ
Trans Pacific mails are forw arded to port OF san
daily and the schedule Of ciospg is arranged on the
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit
'Hes'''e'ea ne CHARTEs ". pAYTcS !ePS Postnas,er
Post ONCE. New York y. Y. May 5. 1897.
DURSCANT To STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. No.
L tice Is hereby given that an act has heen passed
by both branc OF the l. gslature ea'tied An Ai
authorizing tue audit and a.owance OF the clam y
Henry H. shill against the Mayor. Aldermen Aat
Commonalty OF the City o: New York
FURTHER NOTICE is hCraby given that Plho
Hearing upon such bill Will be he at the Once "
on Friday NAV 7. 1897, at 3:lh O'Clock 2. NJ.
W. l.. STRC NJ. Mayor.
DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT no.
tice is her, by given that An has heen pAss'd
by both branches OF the Legislature entitled AL =
prov for the construction OF elevator 10 ard
from the Brooklyn Bridge; .,.,r.
Hearing upon such bill viii h. held at 1N nHig" u
the Mayor in the city Hall in the city Of New YORK.
Dated City Hall. New York. Arr:! aotn, i>aT
W. l. STRONG, MAYOR
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$OOOOOS%UasSs &c for GSS 9ssr %oass.
AZ rate Of per cent per annpm ON good three name
paper. VIII give the party who makes loan q lib .ral
stock bonuS. Will take 1t In one two, or four
am0unts. No one hut principals dealt with. ADDRESS
boRhoWEa. boz lo1 Bun once.
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Proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND ntiLpfRS-
~ Sealed proposals for furnishing ~" necessary my
tertal and performing the la,or for com iethe 'he
State Capitol building at Albany y. y MI - TO
ceived at the once Of the Superintendent 81 Futio
Works In Albany. n. V. until Wednesday. MAY tHh.
1897, at IL O'Clock noon OF that day
The drawings and specific ations for the W. !" 70
performed have teen classified under four IsEer nv
subdivisions for dineren: parts II the work. Sf"'
lows:
No !. Completion OF the north, south and rs.t ter
races drtveways eastern approach. AMI other WORK;
No. 2. Completing carving Of ;te n"Tt'' s@Gth ana
east terraces drtvewAys. aud eastern approach
No. 3. Completion OF tse carving ~ inc western
staircase.
work. 49,.
Zach contractor may bid FOR one or more ot the
above named subdivisions or for tho whole "ITk.
Each bid must ce AC>ppAiiieL 10y certified check or
New York draft for ten ICr en ot The amount ul 10
proposal propoSl>. g. guarantee execution "I 'nn
tract pay able sight Ia the nrirr Of the Su+rin
tendent OF Public Works said deposit Will r re-
tained as "A at Of the security until the compclun
OF the contrast The amount OF bond for the f"tAnl
performance OF contract. on execution OF cohi'At'
and the amount OF lapor bond reluire on execution
of contract will be thirty per cc!t OF the "po'" or
proposals.
submitting proposals contractors Will he rcquir"a
TO mention the time in which they will bind them
selv under penalty to complete the worE. the 'ie
tracts
Drawings and specifications for the several WORKS
may be and forms OF proposals obtained AZ inc
ofhce OF l. @. Perry. Capitol Commissioner, III the
Capitol At Albany \. Y. Tho right Is reserved 10 ro-
The undersisned GEORGE W. AlpRIpGE
Superintendent OF Public Works. sta:s Capitol AZ
DaDy. Ny.
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DISEASES OF MEN.

All secret and private diseases OF men cured IN
few days. skin diseases. blood poisoning. nervous d."
bility, weak undevelOped organs mpedinent 70 mar
TlAFei lost ygoI stored GO 20 the HAiEri ~ ME-
charge uuls1s ouEsdI koars 70 q 19ndAJs tAsleAS3
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The following 10 extract from a letter OF the
President OF the Company. Mr.. II. S. BROoKINGs:
THE Cupplcs Station Wholesale Buildinss OF St.
Louis. the nrst group OF which erected In 1891
consist OF several blocks = highclass, modern. allow.
combustion buildings situated both sides Of the
mouth of the TERMINAL RAILROAD AssoCIA
TONS tunnel in that city and surrounding UNION
FREIGHT STATION. which Is part of the property.
This station is operated directly or Indirectly. by
ALL OF THE RAILROADS ENTERING ST. LOUIS
AND EAST ST. LOUIS. and Is connected with the
different buildings OF the group to permit the ten
ants to receive and ship quantity OF freight from
single package 10 a carload. without the delay and
expense incident to the usual system OF carting to
and from depots one large steam plant furnishes
the power for operating the eevators and also heats
and lights all Of the buildings which leased 70
sbout twenty of the largest wholesale houses in the
City OF ST. Louis. including such wellknown houses
as the Simmons Hardware Company and the Samuel
Cupples Wooden Ware Company.
In addition TO the Cupples Station Buildings proper
q number OF other Wholesale buildings in the mme-
diate vicinity of the Cuppes Station included
der this Mortgages OF these two still in Of
erection.
The Cupples Station ia located within nve to six
blocks OF the Post once, Custom House, Southern
Hotel. and OF the ONCE building OF st. Louis
and location enables street side
of the buildings for offces. saiesrooms- and city
business.
THE TERMINAL RAILROAD ASSOCIATION
OF ST. LOUIS Is UNDER PERPETUAL, GOV.
TRACT WITH THIS COMPANY no MAINTAIN
FREIGHT STATION ON THE PREMIsEs
tn, ircou, of N, Company il NOT subi,ct In
N, fluctuations M ord;nory bvs;n-a, b,;no
secured by leases ,rifh responsible tenants
~hieh hare: at the present time an average
::.:: E.
year ending December 81. Isso,
No. r.,........... .......... ,.,.. o.. ..
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2ublic Aot,res.

l)osT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all Interested as changes
may occur at nnY timeJ
Foreign malls for the week ending May :. Is01,
will close promptly In all cases al the General
Post once follows;
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY.--At o 4. ". for EUROPE. pcr s.e-r7ah'p
Lucauias, via Queenstown ,etters for franoa
switzerland. Italy. Spain. Portugal. Turkey
Egypt. and British India must be directed er
Iucsn!a'l; at $50 4. ". for FRANCE, SNiT2fR.
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL, TCFkFY,
EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship 10
Tour ninos via Havre 1ettcrs for other parts N
Europ. must be directed Z" per La T,uraine" .
NJ A. NJ for NETHERLANDS direct per seam.
ship Spaarndam. via Rotterdam ,letlers mus,
I've directed per Spaarndamb; a. A. for
GENOA. per steamship Kaiser Wilhem !! let.
tiers must he directed per Kaiser Wilhelm II" y,
at IOA. NJ. for SCOTLAND direct per steamship
Anchoria. via Glasgow hetters must be directed
per AnchCria").
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PRINTED MATTER, &c.-German steamers sains
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. sc. f"rGcr'drnv
and specially addressed Printed Matter, g. %,
other parts of Europe. American and Whit" s,aI
steamers on Wednesdays. ,iernlan stehm"T- a
Thursdays. and Cunard. French. and German
steamers Saturdays take Printed Matter. Sc.
for all countries for which they are advertised u
mail
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Fixed charges. $4,000 657.s63 Inc l26.lo7
Surplus . 82s5.ss7 sIso,s4o Inc sIo5lI7
The general balance sheet shows cash on hand
$79O66. and profit and loss surplus OF $l.l93-
The Norfolk and Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for March OF $93s, 81 s. a decrease
Of $2s.794 as compared with the same month of
last year. and net $3l l9.2S1 an increase or $l2S.
59s. For the six months ending March 81. the
gross earnings were S5.310054, n decrease of
$275.691 as compared with the corresponding
crease crease Of Il ss7l .7o7. AD n'' S''''''''' all "
The Iowa Central Railroad reports gross earn
inRs for March OF $l3l ,2s7. a decrease OF $40.-
$3.50 as compared with the same month Of last
year, and net $40.S74. a decrease OF $29.45i.
earnings We're 81 .Iss 444s decrease OF OF S264'.
1877 as compared with the corresponding period
Of last year, and net S363,l3s, a decrease of
The Kansas City. Memphis and Birmingham
Railroad reports gross earnings for March of
500 l09. an increase OF $l3.s52 as compared
months ending March sltllc gross earnings were
with the corresponding period OF last year; and
net net $2s5.6Ss % an inepe"so eg Of $s5,66l: Fixed
S144,345. an increase OF $6s,332.
The Choctaw. Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
reports sro:s a. earnings a for March q s79 ~ an
OF $832. For the Ave months ending March 81
as tho
period OF last year. and net $l67,39 an increase
auction to-day at the Real Estate Exchange: St "
2shares Chemical National Bank.
81 shares Phenix National Bank ......... l07ls
1856 shares Third AvsnSe R. n.A.,,.',' isi Is
shares shares % Net west % Side Ii. r. r., Chicago. 81
The receipts OF tho Government to-day were
Customs, $3.50 80; Internal revenue; $3.50
"a nrn N
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Lard.
ssp,.. tiais tiS,s iio i.iSs Ais
May -. 4Sb 400 4ss 400 t.s7ia
July . ab7lo l62La t.b7ia 1921 S.s0
sept. 4e2la 405 A.62i2 4.6o 485
Pork:
July 90. s1b 500 s.45 500 s.bea
sept. s57h s69la s.67ia s.e2io ....
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The Laclede Gas Light Company reports net
earnings for April Of S64. 1858. an increase of
$s,195 as compared with the same month OF last
year. For the four months ending April 80 the
net earnings were $2s9.97O. a decrease of S23,.
4s4 as compared with the corresponding period
last year.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail-
way Company reports for the year ended Dec. 81:
1890. 1893. Changes
Gross ernE $50. a5s eel o85 Dec. Ss22, or
EXP and taxes l3 72el55 li.56s geo Dec. s42.o65
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Oats-Spot was strong. No. white. 27c.; No. do.
24c; No. white clipped. 27icc.; No. do. 26i2c.:
No mixed csc; No do, geo. rejected mixed.
24c.; track mixed. 23@25c.; track white. 25@3lc.
Futures advanced isc. Future sales 10000 bush. as
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Surplus e5l.ilO 66O,3 Dec. 65.yl5
The construction and equipment accounts OF the
company still stand at $s4, 900. 900. nothing hav
ing been charged to them since $50 The capt.
tai stock has remained unchanged since 1871 at
$50. 100000. The funded deot reduced in
1895 from S43,442. 900 to $43, 1872 900 by the
purchase and cancellat ion for sinking fund OF
$3.50. 900 first mortgage bonds. The total amount
of bonds thus cancelled is S6.5OO.OOO The sur
plus earnings after charges were equal to GIL
= cent: on the capital stock, against IL y cent.
In 1895.
The New York. Chicago and st. Louis Rail-
road Company reports for the year ending
Dec. 81:
1898. 1898. Changes.
Gross earnings o., 6s.sl7. .95l Dec. 07SO SIS
op. expenses. 1891 .O07 ISSg, sos Dec. Ips. .3s6
Net earnings 81 80, 75e o. I2s SIS Dec. 629l 100
Taxes rentls. 3l33ii 29o.s32 Inc. l1.5l2
Balance. eSSa.&l5 9l,l32. 726 Dec. o2Ip.3ll
Other income. e,6<3 s.5s4 Inc. l.O59
Total income. es93.O5s Sl,lIl.3lO ec-s2Is. Sc
Fixed charges. SS9972 100000 Inc. 29.g72
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surplus 9S.Oso o2sl.3lO Dec. S2Is.224
Tho report says that the condition OF the track
and structures has been improved and the en-
gine and car equipment received large repairs
during the year, and its condition has been well
maintained. There was $3ll 500 expended on
repairs to freight cars. Under an equipment
tral Trust Company, dated Jan o. 1895 there
have been added TO the equipment l3 ocomo-
tivcs. 300 box cars and 200 gondola cars. Tho
cess Of the amount received from other railroads
Tor Hss 9. ne cGmpsnys freight car sanPms,nt
$50. or 1l.66 per cent; passenger earnings.
$119,7s5 or 1926 per cent.
The Metropolitan Street Railway Company
OF New York reports for the quarter ended
March 81:
1897. 1890 ChanocS
Gross earn ngs.. e2 0G2+62 8l,s7a.57l Inc 92l2 sol
Op. expenses. l,l4O.iO5 l,lO0.91S Inc. 30427
Net earnings tg52.O67 500 Inc. Sl73 I84
Other income. ll7,ODO 6D,ll0 Inc $50
Total ........ .oi07o,0+7 $50. .TO3 Inc. 9231 .34+
Fixed charges. $4,000 65i.Sb3 Inc. 1876 1877
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09
Terms, Adv't Rates, etc.

ugp.T n AND NEWS. Randolph VI.
nn,bEfeS MOUNTAIN STATE,
URtL'' ~ /. b. JOHNSON, Publisher.
rHF BETHEL COURIER, .,s,,sh bethei' W.
..,,,rr piVEP HERALD, South Royaiton, VT.
WHii ~ n J. SARGENT, Publisher.
-, rtr,I SFAsIERALD, Chelsea, VT.
lnL ~ H4LEK DAZZLING, Publisher.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09
East Braintree.

Frank Thsyer has moved into the Sher-
man house.
Mrs. Jane Blanchard is at Ora Cope
lands for awhile.
Levi Thayer is boarding with his brot h.
er, Frank Thayer.
Fred Grain and Fred Flint are attend
ing school at Randolph.
Mrs. E. W. Sturtevsnt returned from
Hartland last Saturday. a
c. II. Flint of Brookfield has been at C.
l.. Smiths the past week.
Miss Nina Peavey of South Randolph
is working at Geo. Thayer's.
School in No. began Monday with
Miss Frances Spaulding teacher.
Quite number from here attended the
Veterans reunion at Randolph this week.
Frank Howard and wife of Brockton
Mass, have been visiting at g. W.Fiagg's.
Mr.. and Mrs John Clark of Gouldsville
visited at Chester Browns the first of the
week.
Ruth Smith was in Brookfeld few
days last week visiting her aunt, Mrs. w.
j. Blodgett.
Miss Florence Darocher, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. HIM. Blanchard,
for some time, has returned to her home
in Brooklyn, n. Y.
Jacob A. Spear, one Of the oldest resi-
dents in town, died at his late residence
Sept. 5. The funeral was held Sept. Z,
Rev. G. w. Morrow officiating Mr.Spear
was Sc years old Sept.1. Though his health
had been falling for years, it was only
about two weeks before his death that
any evidence of more rapid decline was
observed. He continued, however, to be
up and about the house until the day be-
fore his death. Mr.. Spear filled many po-
sitions OF trust and responsibility during
his lifetime and was respected by all who
knew him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09
West Rralntree.


The potato thief is abroad in the land.
Mrs. Turner spoke at Liberal hall Sun
day.
Henry Lewis OF Randolph is teaching in
No. 2.
Mrs. Goodyear visited in Rochester last
week.
Miss Lillian Bachelor is teaching in
Chelsea.
Carpenters are at work on the interior
OF the Hail.
Miss Anna Jacobs is visiting her mother
in Roxbury.
George Russell has recovered from his
recent illness.
Mrs. Niekerson and grandchild have re-
turned to Boston.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank L. Parsons visited
in town last week.
Justin Prentice visited relatives in West
Brooktield last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Goodell Monday.
Alden Richardson and family visited in
Bethel and Chelsea recently.
Miss Lillian Bachelor returned to her
school in Chelsea last week.
Rev. MIR. Howard preached very able
sermon at the Baptist church Sunday.
But one letter remains in the postottice
unealled for. 1t is addressed to Mrs Della
Flint.
Fred l.. Thresher OF Boston was called
to town recently on account OF the illness
OF his little daughter.
Chas. Campbell went to Northfield Mon
day, where he will be employed by the
bridge department OF the c. V. X. X. Co.
o. d. Edison of Caremont Junction has
been appointed section foreman to succeed
G. Il. Thurston, who has been suspended
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09

,,orrg PorNp-Night express, a. m; local pas
80 q.l7 a. M; mail, 2:43 p. ms express 9i4z p
u s,t-rv BouND-Night express,2 ,2;OOam,i mai l0ilf
,nTess :35 p. m; local passenger, 7;2Z p m.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09
n SAVES the Cronpy CniIdren.

sEAvIEw, VA.-We have a splendid sale
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and our
customers coming from farand near,speak
OF il in the highest terms. Many have
said that their children would have died
Of croup il Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
had not been given.-Kellam & Ourren
The 25 and so cent sizes for sale by Evans
q Co, Randolph, and G. M. Miller, Bethel
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09

To heal the broken and deceased tissues,
to soothe the irritated surfaces, to Instant
ly relieve and to permanently cure is the
mission Of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
E.E. Evans & Co., Randolph; X. p. Stock
we'll, Bethel; NJ. j. Sargent & Son, So.
Royalton; A. X. Hood a. Son. Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09
sDoeial position % per cont eAVF"'
-1n,,h IncnI AdVertising.

rF,,,fioB and posting, 81 tor weeks estate mo-
Llu' ereeial notices 1Oc per line for weeks
ie. 81 e-, ordinary length, 81 and 20 copies fur
o.ssI. r5s0lutions Soc; cards OF thanks 2oe' un-
1 qoetrv So. per line. Local ads, lOc. per
~ 6rst week Sc. per line each subsequent week
.i-5f-~r. less than Ice, per week
~ ss.r6ese rates cOveT all the papers; speelai
- fgr srv one or more paper, on application
4" '' Randolph, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09

COOLING
Ntreshing, delightful, invigorating-onr
ies-cold soda is an this. As a summer
leverage there is absolutely no substitute
.ot soda. Ice water is out OF the question
q ~, I chills and Injuries the stomach
"hlie our soda is as cooling as ice water
y A entirely without injurious conse-
slsnees. Il is the pleasantest as wen -
.le most healthtul Of drinks and as we
sslVe i with cream and in all the popular
uassors, It is just the idea for the THIRSTY
saa TIE oyerheated. For a treat as Is
NeaL there Is nothing like it
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09

.DkcHFcuri in % minutes y y; ;s,s. slisss
HEA5r8,aa,, sst5T.e cent q dose. Al orueEis'@
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09

No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents
1900 habit cure. makes WeaA
GlaIll. ll-l.-1 b,ood pure. SOC g. All eruesisls
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09
ADVERTISING RATES


supscif f5I cents extra outside Of Nermontl
rriptiops PAYABLE in advance and all papers
AIl suoa.. ..Ea .rh.n tirna exnires unless renewed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-09-09

go, combined circulation for eight months
tual ending June /, 1897, 3506 copies.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-19
NEARING DOLLAR MARK.
At New York, Yesterday, september
Wheat Reached "a 5-Sc.

NyT9yU WORK Aug 1S.-EIigh-Water mark for
tbe season was reached in the wheat market to-
dav not only on values but to the volume Of
transactions as well. Prices advanced AZ GD5c for
the dav and sales reached the big total of
1e 315 coo bushels Excitement prevailed in the
srl1et from start to finish, but particularly in
the last hour when the advance became so rapid
that frequently the fluctuations were marked by
&c fractions instead of sc and Lice changes that
are ordinarily seen. A lot of operators who had
been fighting the advance all day among
the foremost buyers in the afternoon. The
phenomenal character OF the upward movement
and scarcity of wheat for sale fairly staggered
them The demand was particularly active in the
December option, which from discount of 12sc
under September at the start narrowed the diff
ference to &C at the close The total range on
September was from 9114c to 945sc against S99sc
the lowest price of yesterday. and 92Ac, the
to-day began with a sensational advance in
weakness generally expected. This was followed
up by rumors OF a Dig jump in curb prices at
Paris that market being closed account Of a
holiday. On top OF these factors was big de-
mand from foreign houses, reports that all Of
last nights offers to the other side had been
accepted. including three cargoes for France
Spring wheat news also brought in lots of buy
ing orders ii being considered very bullish by
the trade here, the weather is too cold and
Not in years has there been such an eXtraordi-
nary movement IN wheat values took place
to-day Even the old traders amazed at
me stubborn advances while those who have
obliged to ADMIT that there was every prospect
Of September reaching that price the mere
ket closed at a net advance OF 4l4eaoc on wheat.
on the curb September sold from s4ssc down TO
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-19

ssf%c: Corn advanced %asc and oats advanced
Market strong and higher on the big rise st IA
Nteati Minnesota patents, s5Qr5.50. Minnesota
bakers, S44f2O; winter patents. NI9W9.4V' WI
ais; winter low grades. $5.o5aS.3o, Rye -four
INN superhne, g. 75d3. Corn meal frner vel
Barley quiet. Barley malt dull.
Wheat-l{eceipts. 114,700 bu Spot strong: No.
the day on large export buying, heavy covering
and bad spring wheat news, closing 4h45c net
TENDER, 9Aq945sc, closed at 94i1c.
Corn-Receipts, B7.55G bu; exports 41,569 bu.
ard advanced with Wheat ali day, closing iza7sc
net higher; September, 33Q55$lc, closed at oS12c;
December, 35lsGS5lec, closed at 359sc.
Oats-kece!pts; $500 bu; exports, % bu. SpSXt
higher on mixed; No. ,, PC. options were dull,
but stronger with the other markets and closed
ssc net higher; August closed at 2Sc; September
Hay weak Hops quiet. Hides firm. Leather
firm. Wool strong.
Beef nrm. Cut meats steady; picked bellies.
S6.25Q750; picked shoulders. S5Q5.12I2. Lard
firm; Western steam S4.S5 nominal; refined firm
So 50910; short-cear S9.50Q12 family 50 sea TO- 80:
COnee-OptiOns opened steady and unchanged
to 10 points higher ruled moderately active WITH
weak undertone, following continued enormous
moYeme nt at Rio and Santos, weak European
Ia rkets and slack consumptiVe demand; closed
steady at 5Q10 points net decline. Sales, II, 500
bags including: September t.50c; November,
6.60c; December, csc; March, &c; May, Z Toe.
Spot coffee-Rio dull No. T. invoice &C. jobbing
bags Maracaibo p. L. 100 bags Bucaramanga, p.
t. Rio-Recepts, $4,000 bags; cleared for the
LEGO bags; stock. $4,000 bags Total warehouse
deliveries from the United states, l44yl bags, IN
ording 1889 from New York; New York stock
to-day 1856 bags United states stock, 449,SO5
bags; ahoat for the United States .0O0 bags;
total visible for the United states 754,So3 bags,
against 5000 last year and 52S,5SS in 1888.