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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-13

A trial has been made Of a new sea-
diving dress in the deepest part of
Sydney harbor. The diver went down
261b fathoms and remained at the bot
tom so minutes. When he came up he
showed no signs of distress.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-13

overdone, receiving IS per cent. more
bicycles in proportion to population
than any other country.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial MetrnnOIiS.

NEW YORK Aug. 25.-FIour-Receipts, IA, 1921
brls: exports, $500 brls. Market quiet, but
strongly held at some advance. Minnesota pat
erts, $4,000; Minnesota bakers S4.40Q475; winter
patents $5.35d5.75; winter straights, $5d520 win
ter extras, S3.G503.90; winter low grades, 5000
800 Rye flour strong; superfine, $295qS.25. Corn
meal steady; yellow. Western zoe. Rye steady
No. 3 Western sac. Barley quiet at 3012c. Barley
malt dull: Western, 4SQ57c.
Wheat-Receipts, 1885, 625 bu exports, Isl. 044 bu.
Spot firm; No. 2 red. $1.O4A. Options opened
strong on a rally at Liverpool, was irregular all
day on conflicting news including weak con-
tinental cables export buying and general cover
ing; closed pa Q3c net higher. No. 2 red, August
closed at $LOz$4; September sScq$lOl12, closed at
Corn-Receipts. ,45O bu; exports. 1O7, O93 bu.
Spot firm; No. 2 949sc. Options opened strong
actions. helped by less Favorable weather and
predicted lighter =, rec, receipts and closed %Q1e
s66fs slss94 30 s9 6ps5s oss9
firm with the other markets, closing sc higher.
Hay dun; good to choice sOq7Oc. Hops steady.
Hides firm. Leather firm. Wool strong.
tober 500 refined steady; continent S. 40; south
American, 1910; compound, $4.S712q46212. Pork
firmer; family, S1050Qu.
Conee-Options opened steady, with price I'M
changed to . points higher, ruled quiet with up
precedented movement at Rio, at Santos and a
steady increase IN American visible SUNNY sell
ing checked by fears that considerable short in
points net advance. Sales, 1850 bags including
September $6.45@6.50; December, $6.75a6.S0 Spot
coffee-Rio quiet: No. invoice, b.sc: lobbtng.
794c. Mild more active; cogdoya;. lof4@lOzc.
bags Central American, ?. t. Rio-Receipts, 16 900
bags; cleared tor the United States. 5000 bags;
for Europe 5000 bags. stock ~ 900 bags Total
warehouse deliveries from United States. II, 486
bags including l6e& from New York; New York
stock to-day 399. sos bags; United States stock
400 404 bags; afoat for the United States. $4,000
bags: total visible for the United States sos 404
bags agains, SOB 6Sl bags in 1856 and $40 266 bags
in 1895.
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Window Glass.
REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
Ten Transfers, with n Total Consider
alton of S1S,OO5.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. Aug. %, 1897,
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
corner of Market ard Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis. Suite. 229 first Office floor. The
Lemcke, Telephone 1860:
John II. Hoover to Abraham L. Hoover,
art OutlOl AZ $40O
Charles n. Hoover ct al. Abraham l..
Hoover, part Outlot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
John M. Ludwig to Ammon Keeper, lot
No. 26, Downey's Arsenal Heights addi-
3, Weghorst's Northside addition. ........ 5000
Oliver =. Ensley to John }. Johnson Lot
455, Lights Bellevue subdivision. ........ 455
JcEn J. johnson TO Thomas NJ Stocking,
Lot 400, Lights Bellevue addition, Broad
Same to Emeie Boulger, Lot 454, Lights
Bellevue addition. Broad Rippe............ 600
Isabella S. Williams to Railroad Mems
Building and Savings Association Lot
3, Alarlette Park addition. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Columbus n. Hamilton to Mary A. Staub
ct al, part northeast quarter of Section
u and rart southeast quarter Of Section
H. Township II, Range east. ........... $500
Solomon c. NJ. Harvey to John @. Schad,
Lot 81. Marion Observation-Disclosures. 400
Transfers. 10; consideration COS
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Trade in cattle was fairly
animated, but il not equal to the large run,
and While the comratatveiy lew lots OF choice
cattle sold at about ltInner prices, others moved
oG slowly al reductions OF from 5c TO loo Eff
teen head o. fancy l.C00-lb cattle brought $3.50.
and chCce l.Z,t and l.aot-lb steers sold for s. 25
lille good fat cattle sold around s.. The poorest
native dressed beef cattle found buyers at STA
Is and the bulk 0f the cattle crossed the scales
al s4.1505l5. Butchers stuff IL in very good de-
mand at satisfactory urices. ana choice calves
sell up 20 SIN7l5 pen lQO lbs. Texas cattle mostly
between S3G4 and Western rangers largely at
s3 salt..5c. Stockers ana feeders sold at So sO0
4R5 Western feeders sold for So 90GD4 Is ana
sales Were made OF feeding bulls at s. 30d3 So and
feeding heifers at S320G3.40.
Trade in hogs was active at about Tuesday s
range Of prices. The bulk of the offerings sold
~ Sc. o56f4.l &c, and good many lights sold for
"a l0d4 o. The extreme range OF prices for hogs
vas s.. e5Gt4.25, pigs selling at S3M4.20. Heavy
hogs continue TO comprise a large share of the re-
ceipts, ara there are not enough lightweights 70
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= aronna. common hacking nos were weaker

go around. Common packing hogs were weaker
'iI The i' market for sheep and lambs was fairly
active and steady except for poor killers sheep
od 10 choice natives and Western range 1ocks
fTought So 25dS.65 feeding lots gong for $500
Sio9 Pom ~ and extra lots we're saleabe at $3.50
G5$5 Feelings lambs brought $4q4.5O. Very few
Recceipts-Cattie, 500; hogs. $4,000; sheep.
21O0O.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.-Cattle-Receipts, 5000;
shipments, 1000. Market strong. Native shipping
and export steers fair to fancy
under LOCO lbs, &S75q46o; stockers So ana feeders
81 75G4S5 cows and hefers $z46O; texas as f ana
indian steers. frassers, $3q43O COWS ana hellers'
$24 44S@S9.Receipts 1000; shipments LOCO Market
strong and Sc higher. Light, s41oq425; mixed,
$360@415; heavy, s3.S0G4.Z0 ooo ,,,4
GSi5! lambs S3.55@51o Texans, SS.I5
NEW YORK, Aug. Observation-Disclosures, S31.
Market fairly active good steers Ieaqy GtReT
f0dl5c lower; oxen steady runs closing l0"S 81
stays ana oxen, $Z.75Q4a5; bulls, %. 15@3S5; dry
COWS $io0q$6o European cables quote American "a
EAPqFts ac fS Veas &c higher others &c higher
Weais. s5d725 gT&ssers ana buttermilks $3.o0q4.
Sheen ana Jambs-Receipts, S,lSa. Market
sl SLEW an s $50 So lar 9Bs 81 SOS
Hogs-Receipts. $3.50. Market higher at $3.50
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 25.-Cattle 49, Receipts,
"A Coo Best natives steady, others weak. Texas
steers 5 a. 1 de1&s CONS CONS and Refers
"a; stockers and feeders Sa@445 bulls g. 4gdeS o.
iioCs-Keceipts 5000. Market about steady.
Euik of sales. S. 90dS95 heavies, s3.s5Q4 pack
ers s3S5QS.95; mixed 81 S5l2glai % lights 2i SSoO
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady. Lambs.
s3 56G490; muttons, $225G4.70.
EAST LIBERTY, Aug. 25.-Cattle steady.
Prime. s5G5.i5; good, $4.S0d495; bulls, stays and
eows, aetve. Prime corn-fed light Workers. and
rgs "a 4O6l4 AZ; best mediums, S4.30u4 3J; grass
afe 81 20d4 Is: heavy, $.10G420; roughs, $40
Sheep steady Choice. s4.0544lo; common, $50
d3.40; choice lambs S5.log2 common 10 sood
lambs S4a5. Veal calves St.0046f5.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 25.-Cattle active and I'M
changed. ,, .t, 81 e
higher: lights slow and unchanged.
Sheep and lambs quiet. Best ewes, S5-oV
CINCINNATI. Aug 25.-Hogs quiet at $3.50
G4.25. oo-eo-
SS Rem easv al s2G5.5C. lambs active at 1856
m5.G0
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Aug. -Butter-Receipts, 5S7l
Elgins, 19c factory. 7ka11]ac Chcese-Receipts'
1874 packages market steady large white small
SIC; part skins, 512Q612c full Skins, 312GD4c
Fggs-Receipts, 1885 packages; market firm; state
and Pennsylvania, 17ql9c; Western, Ice.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 25.-Creamery butter
higher. owing to scarcity; ouotabIe at HOSES;
mand Receipts larger than last week,
though smaller than many dealers anticipated.
Ike feeling is steady to strong. with prices
changed. Storage eggs are on the market. Fresh
Candled Missouri and Kansas stock lie.
CHICAGO, Aug 25.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day, the butter market was firm; creamery,
12C1S12c; dairy, 106l5c. Cheese firm at SAQ9c
Eggs firm; fresh, 13c.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 25.-Butter firm fancy
Western creamery. lSdl9I2c Eggs firm and nc
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rniIEinr Permits.

Max Gundelhnger. addition. rear lS7 West
Washington street. slog- ~ -
Jerry FOLEY frame stable 2oS 1'rowbridge street.
'O9; A. wallingford. frame houses East st. Clair
Earnest Harting. repairs, SIC South Illinois
slEs eStrowitz brothers remodel 10, West Wash
Bennis +. Golden, frame house, Shelby street.
mrs. william Evans addition. 9l4 North Della
r. Weich porch 1s3 Douglass street, $780,
s. j. Prutt, frame dwelling. Central avenue,
siJ1YO' Budweitsky. stable. 547 East Washington
street, sl00
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DrV Goods.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-The dry goods market
is generally firm in all departments. though the
demand for staple cOttOns is less pronounced so
far this week than the this time last
week. Wooden goods and dress goods of all sorts
are quite firm and in active demand The bust
ness passing in jObDlng centerS is quite heavy
the presence of many buyers keeping jobbers busy
day by day. In staple cOttOnS there fur
ther advances OF note and the demand is only
fairly sustained brown and bleached goods
There is. however less inclination to object to
prices shown bv buyers, and We're it not for the
exceedingly firm position of sellers, trade would
result. Print cloths very firm at Fall River
The sales Of 5000 extras at 29sc for September
delivery have stimulated bidders to come for
ward with renewed requests for futures at that
price which We're steadily refused. odd goods
firm. Prints very strong, with in
creased demand for fancies and low grade staples
The expectation of advances has stimulated
business in these lines.
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VITAL STATISTICS-AUG. Is.
Births.

Fanny and James Bell. S26 Chicago street boy.
Nellie c. and Oscar L. Avery, 1909 English
avenue, boy.
Myrtle and 7. a. Jones' Al North State avenue
girl
Ethel NJ and George T.. CASTOR Blacherne bow
Gertie ard Charles Hanson, 325 North Illinois
street. boy.
Mrs. and Herman Walberg, Hobart road girl.
Susie and Joseph Durham.
Emma and Edward McDermitt.
Laura and John w. Sparks 81 Sheffield ave-
nue., girl.
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Prof. Campbeu VIII Go To India

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 25.-Prof w. w.
Campbell, of the. Lick Observatory. will
sibe through the generosity of the late Col.
a.. A. Orocker, to observe the next total
eclipse of the sun. The time of the eclipse
would be in California just before mid
night on Jan. q, 1898. but in India ii will
take place three-quarters of an hour be.
fore noon on the 22nd.
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At Chcago--Clearings, SIG, 109 9O7. New York
exchange, zoe discount. Sterling exchange, posted
rates, $AS4ls Q4S612.
At New York-Clearings. sl19,l24,794; balances
$7,742,23S.
Al Boston-Clearings. sl3, 1881, 7o6; balances
81. 100. 257.
$67,520.
IT New Orleans-Clearngs, sS42.545.
At Baitimore-Clearings 81 917,77S; balances
S499 947
at lpha-Clearings, s., SOC, 951 balances,
81, j33, G64
At ST Louis-Clearings, 81 1OOsO4; balances,
S4s9Z77
AT Observation-Disclosures 21b06 per cent New
York exchange, 40c discount. Clearings, 81 40 $780,
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at 81. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other PInces

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 25.-Flour-The reaction in
wheat reflected 10 -four. which was no higher,
clcaing 18th August 2ltc, September 2lsG2ssc De
ctmber o. G2%c and May &c higher than yester-
day December opened sc higher, dropped back
that much, then advanced Slzc relapsed l1ac and
closed with buyers %4Mc below the top. The
erful bull factor and soon had prices on the up
ward jump. st. Louis held back, but 1t not
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, Aug. 25.-Sprits of turpentine
steady at 25@251ae; Rosin steady at 81 15@l 20
quiet and steady at $1.10.
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-Petroleum dull. Resin
quiet; strained, common to good, $l45Ql.50. Tur
Dentine quiet.
OIL CITY, Aug. 25-Credit balances, Tic. Sales
5000 brls at 73c; shipments, 1854 brs; runs
1O3. 636 brls.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 25-spirits of turpen-
tine firm at 25lAc. Rosin dull.
SAVANNAH. Aug. 25.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 26c. Rosin firm.
MONTPELIER, Aug 25.-Indiana oil-Stand-
90: Cu1aEN. 40
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Deaths.

Hazel Bourne. eight years, 105 Wilmoth street
epilepsy.
Bridget Higgins. seventy-fcur years, Ray and
Carlos streets, blood poisoning.
Carl w Barthel, fourteen months, 1884 East
Washington street. cholera infantum.
Reatrice Thompson, four months Mount Jack
son. entero-colius.
Edgar L. Williams, three years, 1I17 South
meniug tbs
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4: NS b saRs 1Ss d Bh3Gg T Ps
e elof6ss Rns 19eG d per c6 635 50nc
Nails and HOrseshoes.
Steel cut nails, yl.75: wire nails from store.
s1.90a2 rates; from mil, Sis rates. Horseshoes,
halls, 3lG5 per box Barb Wire galvanized. g:
Provisions
1oAc; Is lbs average l0asqgl1c; Y lbs average.
I 1a4c All first brans seconds oi'GA less his'
Breakfast Bacon-Cltalr hrsts 10d1lc; seconds,
Lard-Kettle rendered. in tierces, 6l4@69sc; pure
ia shouders-l6 lbs average Sc: y to IA lbs aver
q "a P P9p B6aE R99rk clear per bril- 200
Eacon-clear sides g TO ~ lbs average, 79sc;
re: bellies . lbs average SCI il to Is lbs aver.
% 10 g s 40 @ @ @ e. to il E 5s e4ss
75sc; to lbs average 73sc. In dry salt, 1ac
Seeds.
Cloyerrco-ohoiee receaned 50 lbs $4q425; prime,
Choice, $44 25 alfalfa Choice, S. 1904 60; crim
or scarlet clover, SzQ2.50; timothy. As lbs,
K anfacky bs Extra cean s 5sS6S
SSpchssIrd gr9ss extra $r9ql 30; red TOP eh9iee,
miet. Vprme, 55@6oc; choice, 6oQ65c fancy, esq
15c; Hungarian 60@75c
Produce, Fruits ana Vegetables.
Bananas-Per bunch, No 1, $3.50; No. O. ST.
Gabbaee-,40q59c per bTl.
CheeSe-NeW YORK tull cream 14c; SKINS 6I1Sc
per ID; domestic Swiss, 15c; brick. lie; limbur-
Lemons-Messina choice 800 to box. 50. rs; fancy
Oranges. Messina,, half box. $2 %.
Onions-S2.75 per brl; S5c per bu
Tomatoes-Home- grown, 25Q40c per bu.
Green Beans~25c per bu; wax beans, coo per
Watermelons-$501O per hundred. according to
size.
Grapes-$101.25 per stand.
New Potatoes-$2 per bril-: 75d9Oc per bu.
Sweet Potatoes-s275 per bril-
Peaehes-$l. 25nL50 per blu.
Cantelopes-50d75c per crate: $150 per brl; Little
Gem melons. 30d25c per 1z-bu basket.
Red Plums-$1 per bu.
Pears-$1d1.25 per blu.
Plums-Damsou, S2Q250 per stand.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin. &c, 1Ox14, 14x2O, 12x12,
$4,000; X. 10x4, 14x20. Exp. $675G750; roofing
tin best brands, &c, 14x20 81 2504 IS; 20x2S $S56
Ice; block tin in bars, 18c: zinc sheet, &c; copper
bottoms, 2c planished copper, 2lc solder, flo
galvcnizee. 75c and 10 per cent; lead, pressed
window Glass.
Price per box of so square feet. Discount, 8
Sxs to 1Ox15-sirg GLE. "A, 81; A, $3.50 3. s625;
11x14 and 12xlS to l6x24-Single: IA IS; A,
S.25; b, ST. Double: AA, $l075 A, 1925; b,
iSx2o and 2ox2O to 2ox8O-singe: AA, 5000: A.
$3.50; b. SO. Double: IA $i4 A. ST.. rs: B, So.
s9s25: Double AZ; sl5.25; 4 $l$75; B. sl2:25.
ss359 pouP 5y,o Az SiS 4 $i453 p SIS p
g2.75. !, I$li75; B. $l0.25 Double: "A. sl7'55;
.,Ssx4s e 5ox5o Single: "A, So; A, $3.50; B,
s145o. Double: AA' S22.7 A, s2i.25; B. so. "
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25.-Cotton steady.
sales $50 bales Ordinary, 3-l6c; good ordinary,
middlnG, Else; fair 75sc Receipts, 2,S49 bales;
stock, 10, 4S7 bales.
MEMPHIS Aug. 25.-Cotton firm; niddling,
7-16c. Receipts, % bales; stock 4325 bales;
sales, so bales
NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Cotton closed firm Mid
ding uplands 1-16c midng gulf 5-16c. Sales
$40 bales.
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WARMER AND FAIR.
Predictions and observations of the
IOcnI Weather Bureau.

Local Weather Bureau.
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
for twenty-four hours ending II p. m. Aug
26-Warmer fair weather on Thursday.
General Conditions Yesterday-Low at
mospheric pressure prevails; quite an en-
ergetic low barometric area central north
from Manitoba is slowly moving eastward.
No great change in temperature occurred;
it rose slightly most everywhere. Clear and
partly cloudy weather prevails everywhere
and light local rains fell only from Mon
tana northward and near the northern At
lantic coast.
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-For Indiana
Illinois and Oho--Fair, followed by increas-
ing cloudiness Thursday evening; warmer
light variable winds becoming southeasterly
and inCreaSing
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Tres ranged as follows:

Cash QUOTATIONS. were as IolIoWs: Flour -
9lG93c No red 57s4a9S&c No. Z corn, -
2S24c; No yellow corn 2Shq2sase; 10 oats
wife f. o. b., 2OQ22c: No; rye, sic. No. 2 bar
ley, nominal; No. 8, f.. o. b.. $1q46c; No: 4, f. o.
othy seed, $2S5. Mess pork per brl. sS.7oQS.75.
Lerd, per 100 lbs, $3.50. Short-rib sides, loose,
S. 35G15 So. y-salted shoulders, boxed S50D5. %.
short-clear sides, boxed, $550q5.6734so Whisky,
Receipts-Fiour, 11,OOO brls; wheat, 371,0OO bu;
corn 1673OOo bg; oats, lO5$0oo bui rye 80. eco eco
brlsy wheat, 1000 bu: corn, $4,000 bu; oats,
500 900 blu; barley. SO, 600 bu
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The members of the Jewish Reform con-
gregation Of Stockton. Cal, have received
word from Rev. Or. julius NJ. Magill Of
I.igonier Ind. who recently accepted a call
from stockton that he will rot be able 70
get away from his congregation there for
fpap
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NEW YORK Aug 25-Pig iron steady:
Strong brokers' SOC Exchange $95%G4c Ti2
easy straights, 1S.65Q19. 10; plates quiet Speter
quiet at 4.2504. 35c.
ST LOUIS. Aug 25.--Lead higher at S.S5Q3 9Oc
Spelter dull at 4.10Q41212c.
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George s. Dinrond and Cora b. Reynolds
George Koehring and Anna Prensch.
Albert Williams ana Lizzie Sexton.
Jean Gum and Leona Robinson.
Robert Reed and Maud NJ. Riddell.
Andrew d. Dotshaw and Anna Otis.
John II. HOltzmann and Nettie Danmeyer.
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urtent demand that came from bulls and bears
Unsettled bat Closed If firm Spot higher No
red. cash, elevator, 971-@s7lze track. gI14q99e;
September s74g57ssc: beeember ssS4as79sc;. May.
market and rallied the nrice but receipts were
so neavy and the foreign advices bearish that
light, yet fair amount OF speculation. The close
hsa se5eS T oow d he TOP at ei
Msy SPOT higher; 10. 2 cash, ZlAc; September;
strengthened in sympathy With wheat and corn.
There was some trading in May at 3sq%4e advance
lsQ1912c track; No. 2 white, 22d22Ac September,
1Sul94c bid; December. 19&4c asked May. 22sse;
track, 47e. F'iaxseed lower at 81 G8k. Prime tlm-
othy seed 1918 Hay-Receipts of timothy heavy
at S6.50Q9; prairie scarce at $6Q6.50 Batter firm;
Zee WRsky s 1910 ot6n ties and h Sssgng
changed; Pork higher; standard mess jobbns,
s4s5 choice $3.50 Bacon~Boxed lots. extra
salt meats---Boxed shoulders $525 extra short
Clear S5.sl12; ribs $5S112; shorts, Sc. Receipts
bu; oats &c. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour .O00 brls;
wheat. 40, 0C0 bu; $4,000 bu oats. p 600 b.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 25.-FGour firm and un-
changed Receipts, Is, coo brls; exports. 14S brls.
Wheat strong and higher; spot, Sl03@ .051s; sep
i0o1s. Receipts 200. liz bu; exports 46i' 40 bu.
southern wheat by sample and on grade. Sl.UVq
TENDER AA@S412c; december, new old, Soc BID;
steamer mixed 31%@3l%c. Receipts 2l4.402 bu.
atmo0l2c oats steady; no. 2 white 24a25c. Re-
ceipts, 25,Sol bu. Rye irmer; No. Western, sec;
receipts, i, 2S3 blu. Hay steady 10 hrm choice
timothy, $13.50dl4. Grain freghts rather quiet;
steam to Liverpool. per bu, 312d asked for Sep
TENDER; Cork tor orders, per quarter, IS for Sep
TENDER. Butter and eggs firm and unchanged.
Cheese very firm; fancy New York, 9l2q9&c
LIVERPOOL Aug 25.-Lard-Prime Western
dull at As Sd. Cheese-American finest white
firm at AS American finest colored AS Wheat
No. red winter dull at IS I'd No, l red North
spring dull at SIS 4d. Corn-Spot American
mixed, steady at IS 312d American mixed
spot, Old steady at IS Adj September steady at IS
"a October steady at IS $50. Bacon-Clear bel
CINCINNATI Aug .25.-Flour steady Wheat
hrmer; No. red, 96c. Corn easier; No. 2
Mixed zoe; Oats quiet No. mixed, 19c. Rye
stronger at $3.50. Bacon stronger at $675. Whisky
active at $l.2l Butter firm. Sugar firm. Eggs
steady at 12c, Cheese firm.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 25-Wheat-Demand ac-
tive for hard at about &c over yesterday closing
prices No. hard. S413Qs9c; No. soft 90094c
No. spring, Soc. Corn fractionally higher in
some cases; No. mixed, 24Q24Ac. oats firm and
fairly active; No. white, 19AQ2012c; old, fancy,
211xG2211c.
TOLEDO. Aug. 25.-Wheat higher and firm
No. 2, cash. August and September 97sc Corn
ard easy: No. mixed. 1Sc. Rye active and
r;2ner; No. =, cash, sic. Glover seed active and
steady; prime October, $430.
DETROIT, Aug. 25.-Wheat-No. l white, 96$4c
No red, 571Sc; September, 97Mc. COrn-No. 2
mixed slice. Oats-No. white, 3l4c. Rye-No
2 slice.
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NEW YORK, Aug 25.-California dried fruits
quiet. Evaporated apples, prime wire tray. 5l2c;
Prunes. Sl2@714c. Aprfcots. ROYAL. 7@712c; Moor
Park. SQ9c. Peaches, unpeeled, 6QSc; peeled
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Wool.

o. BOSTON. Aug. 25-The American Wool and
market The market has continued very active
than the previous week. Prices have increased
in flrmness. The general list has not advanced
materially, but in a few specialties there have
been some very good gains. The irmness of
fleece is indicated by the fact that medium
wool, which sold during the last week at &c
is now held for 30c. Territory woods have sold in
large blocks, $780, 600 lbs of Montana being sold by
concern in the original bags. A feature was
d sale of 100000 lbs of Montana CS95) at, it is
mored around lac. Fine medium territory is
quoted clean at 42645c, staple being worth 40
zoe Fine French secured has sold high SIC
There have beer large sales of Australian wool
the ordinary clean price being 57q6Qc; sales, Of
aggregate 4552 TT lbs 1924 63 lbs being domestic
4,62S, go lbs foreign. Sales since Jan. l. 355.
So lbs against 1lb.544.546 lbs last wear
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LIVE STOCK.
Good Cattle Steady-HOgs Strong and
Higher-Sheep Stronger.

INDIANAPOLIS Aug. 25.-Cattle Receipts
/. 100; shipments, 300 There a liberal supply
mostly of common and medium grades. The mar
ket was a little dull on that class. while good
grades were in good demand at steady prices
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Local observations Wednesday.

Bar Their. r. H. Wind. Weather Pre-.
a. M. 1884 81 50 North. Clear. Il.
p. M. 1886 rs 40 INVEST. Clear 90
Maximum temperature, 50; minimum tenn
perature, 50.
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation Aug. 25
Tenn. Pre-
Normal -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 70 10
Departure from normal. . 10
Departure since Aug. 1........... 81 -229
Departure since Jan. 1..........-254 *l30
*Pus. c. T. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official