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IAN IDERsrIyE's LAND DEAL.
He Declares He Was Hoodwinked into Decd
Ing His Newark Homo to Mr.. vortbinEton.

He Declares He Was Hood vinked into Decd.
ing His Newark Home to Mr.. worthinEton.
Carrot Van Iderstine of Newark has taken
steps to recover piece Of property which ho
decided to John c. Worthington of Chicago In ex-
change for two pieces of property which Worth
ington professed to own. Van Iderstine brought
suit in chancery against John c. worthington
and wife and Harry R. Worthington and wife.
The papers were served upon Harry Worthing-
ton In Newark yesterday.
The bill. which was filed in Trenton on Thurs.
day, charged fraud and conspiracy. 1t recites
that until July Garret Van Iderstine and his
wife owned the property at los Spruce street.
Newark. worth $4,000. 1t states further that
John c. Worthington, who represented that he
was single man. and Was SO described in the
deeds, said he owned two tracts OF land ono at
Coluni bia Heights and another at Groosville,
suburbs of Chicago. for which the Van Ider,
stines traded the house in Spruce street and
gave 300 besides without making search in the
Illinois records. Worthington represented that
there was mortgage OF $4,000 upon The prop r.
", and that the property was worth So. 600.
mortCaged for $1,000. Van lderstine alleges
that on search he learned that Worthngton did
not own the Chicago property. and that he was
a married man, whose wife is in st. Louis suing
for divorce.
Van Idcrstne also alleges that John G. Worth.
ipgton conveyed the Spruce street house and lot
TO Harry X. WOrthing' on. his brother. for n con-
sideration named as $4,000. and thar H rry
Worthington had tried 10 sell 1t Tor 81 600 Tbs
Van Iderstines ST III occupy the house and YES.
terday Harry r. Worthington served upon them
q notice TO Vacate,
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Eeaal Notires.

SCPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
cti'st judicial Del mrnt-In the Matte or the ..
pl cation of ne no ri N pid Transit Railr al m.
nisSioners or the City oI New YORK for the a poinp
me ! OF lrer Comm lssioner 10 drternin whs,n r
Rapid Transit Railway Railways for the convey.
Anc ami tran 'p ral II OF persons and property is
determined by the said Board ought u be runstru I.
cd and operaIed-Applicatou No. | Upper Route.
Publ notice is hereby given that the und orsRped
Arthur d. w Wams, John sabn. snI III, an I Gs~rse
". ioutE. having. by AN order Of the Appeilate
DNi Ion ~ the Sup enle Court for the Fir Jud.rL
p"nartment, en cred IN the above entit q matter,
a d q airing date the second day OF Juy Isa5 Teen
Chapter OF the Laws OF 1891 ep,itiai IAN
AZ To provide for rapl transit ra lways in
SmCndei by Chapters log aud SD OF TO
IA rsof ISM Ch pt'r 5l0 Of the Laws OF IsU5.
mIne AMI report after pihlic hearing Of al parti
N crested wnnth r the TailrOa dstrTnin q upOu hT
OF tue ity OF N.w York, and mentioned in tie prti.
ton OF the said Board rcs,nted 10 The a Id Anil ts
DIV sion on or about h sth day OF Jane .G7 ami
nied In the ON OF the Clerk o. the said AppGiats
DIVISION on the "a July '97. ought 70 lie on
Nrnciel ami op rated. do hereby appoint Mnuiay
the nin daN OF An gust, 1875. at ci'v N ocloc in
the torenno at the on. e OT tie BoA-d oT "a mil
transit Railroad Comni 'siuntrs ot III. CITY OF Sew
inrk a. No goo Broaiway. IA the c ~ OF New YORK
as the time and place OF tDeir rAt sItin and that A
such sittln ID such al Ourn ID sitt tnys ns -, ,v
De IN rea ter eli, they will hear Ali peTsonS intn
esIcd IN the sa matur
pa'ed Ne" YORK. 2sth July, 1897
THUR d. wILLTAMA
JOHN Spine SMITH
PARSONS, SHEPARD q OGDEN
TRACY, BoARDhAH PLATT
Attorneys for R'pId ITaASit Board
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COMMERCIAL COMPESD.

FRIDAY. July 30.-GRAIN-Wheat-Th spot
market was higher and more excited to-day.
Sales 100000 bush. here, and at the outports
including 100000 spring and winter wheat, and
10000 Manitoba on private terms. and 4sO 600
No . red. s3asas3asc free on board afioat for
export, August shipment. Free on afioat: No.
Northern spring New York. sSas9ss7sc.; No .
hard winter, s3lsc.; No red. s3asc.; No. l hard
winter sI7sc. Minneapolis received to-day 49,
73o bush. against l2354o last year; Duluth
las 1855, against 81 1888; Chicago 400 against
9l,750; Milwaukee lo,Ioo. against 23.4oo: st.
Louis $4,000. against 9l,lss; Kansas City H.
500 against 33 900; Toledo. O9. 3s6, against o6.-
797 last year. Futures advanced lac. to 2lsc,,
but lost part Of this and closed lee higher for the
day. Future sales s,065 900 BUSH, as follows:
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NEW YORK. Friday. July So.-Receipta of beeves
were 1913 head cars 10 be Ipored. 90 direct
Go local siaughterers aud for the market; /
carr on all told Steers active and loo. 100 D g.
higher: rough butcher stock and weak. The
yards were fully cleared Native sold at g. 10
@Siv3 ln0 MS; stags ana at %. COG 81. .3b /,
bull at 81. oo$ -; dry cows At 7oG08O6. DR. ssed
beef steady at 6L2@Sc. D. for native sideA Gables
from British markets quote American steers At lOA
10 Sc. n. dressed weight; American refrtgera, cd
1925 beeves and 4.soo quarters OF beef
Receipts calves all for the market were 97a head
Stler S caves = ady; The Pens were fully q AIRED.
W stern calves at Ss.soSSS.75 City dreased v, ais,
7t&SLc. Pm.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including cara direct
to butcher. were 0+S head ~ cars on sale all told
Sheep steady; lambs slightly easier About 10 cars
were carried over. Sheep sold at 30 90 100
dressrr lambs. 7&9Lgo
Re 'eipts OF hogs 2,727 heAdi ct head on aaIa
Higher at O.. .2UISI.oU,
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DIED AFTER THE SRINDLE
q succcssrui Gold Brick Operator in Now Or.
ieans Dies After u Robbery.

lean. Dies After Robbery.
NEW ORLEANS. July 3o.-The Rold-brick swim
die perpetrated a few days ago on Pascal Las
tell. who paid $1,000 for several boxes of copper
bars. had strange outcome to-day. when it was
discovered that the goid.brick swindler was
dead. having died only few hours after the
robbery. He was Jose Maria Magan. an alleged
Cuban refugee who came here two months ago
from Havana, having been driven out OF tho
Island BY the revolution. Here he used the
name of Raphnel Terra. In conjunction with
pnc Juan Martinez whom he rcprcs cnt ed to be
his son, he swindleh Lastell out of his money.
The young man declared that his father was
sick. end shid he was going to take him to Tam
pa, That WAS the last seen OF the gold-brck
bwindler alive. The next day man identified
as Martinez came to Undertaken Smith and
wanted him to bury friend who had die sud
denly In Canal street oardnE house. In view
Of The fact that there WAS certtic cate of DEATH
that large bottle of poison w 8 found in the
house was ignoraht of the death, the man hav.
Ing come there thc,previous day. the un crtaker
fefused TO act. The matter was patched up,
eoWsvJeIr, JIS and tho death announced as due to
Just before the burial man named Blanche
eaW the iody in the undertaker shop and idcnti-
bed 1t as that Of the gold-brick swindler. The
Coroner accordingly dug up the body to-day,
which was identified by Las,ell az Raphael
fontidence man. MARTINEZ, disappeared with MI
the money. 1t was thought by he police at first
that Martinez had murdered his aCcompce. hut
the autopsy proved to the contrary. The death
from heart disease seem to have Immediately
followed the success of the gold-briCk swinGle
hnd may have been superinduced expedited
by It.
The mystery is heightened by the appearance
Rn ,he sSsne T & OF ,, TGmsn IN N who said she was
oyer the holy, but when the police took hold Of
.Ihe matter disappeared with Mirtinez and was
not present at the funeral. The police think
they are on the trail of gang OF sharp conf
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The sp culaton in cotton to-day was dull and feat
ureless What little trading tn re of q local.
scalping nature and the fluctuations in prices
confined within a narrow range, without decided
tendency eth way. August firm on local SUP
port The ono al weather report showed generally
fair weather throu ;hout the cotton belt. In Texas
light precipitation was reported the total rainfall In
the state being only 80 OF an inch according to the
o1'cal weather report. Private advic 8. howe, or,
reported rains at points not shown the ofcial re-
port though tn. precipitation In very ins ance
was very light. The signal Service predicts generally
far weather for TO night and tomorrow In the cot
ton belt New Orlr rans received 90 bales to-day, l1f
o. which cotton. The Southern spot
markets W re firm and more active. Houston. T.,
July 20" During the week wrathnr dry and hot
The plant on upIands and prairies south of Ennis
west OF Trinity River aud coast counties Is shed
and losing ground. The bottoms are not making
progress; much Of the cotton was late. and
the very hot and dry weather has forced
the plant to maturity. hence a small pant
N9rthess' Texas is not suffering; In this section
one of great possibilities Rain in August Is nects ary
for proper development In east Texas prospects, .re
fairly good" Raj |. h. n. c., July 81" Too
much ran In Atlantic States and Indications point
light receipts In August. Cotton continues TO Rrow
rapidly and clay land getting large Indications
In thi. State for fine crop but q ate one"
CoFrEE-Rio on the spot dull but steady; No. 7.
7S@ l2c. Sales 400 bags Maracaibo and 600 bags
Central American on terms The future trading
fnIIN
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Futures here declined points closing dull after sales
OF 1900 bags havre declined If. Hamburg de-
clined 4 pfg Rio was barely steady at 100 reis de-
cline; r ipts. $4,000; St OK, 26l.00o: exchange.
l3.3pd.. a decline Of l.32d Santos quiet and
unchanged receipts 80 COOS stock tS5 900. Stock In
Havre 7!700o 'ag> nclud ng $4,000 Brazilian.
Lower cables caused the decline hero to-day. There
very little disp sitlon to s II. however at pres
ont prices and the ,cline therefore slight. The
rece pts continue heavy.
NAVAL SroRhs-UIchAnRed. Spirits OF turpentine.
9S?g 28c. common 10 good strained rosin, ol.56
@sl.60.
PErRoLEuN-No quotations were made for crude
certificates hero ur In OIL City. Refined unchanged.
PRovIsIoSs-Lard quiet. but higher. Prime, 64.j6.
src Bltter-Creamery. Western. lec. Eggs-State,
fresh gathered. l3c. Chicato. July 8o-''A further
good adv g ,r-d in provisions. the market
closing rrm with most Of n ii. Higher prices for
hogs aud the big cash den an {, oume Of tra sac
tons the largest for any day far this year,,
together with the anyanc in graln the ST
enin influences. The advance induced very free
rt.liGing. tspe,i lly in b, (>"w York sell 4
large scale). The ,n'and was from hackers and on
with Increased speculation higher prices may conn
IDENTITY h" expected "
SUGAR-Raw duh hut hrm; se' test, S4xc.; e6s test.
8a4c Refued quiet and unchanged
Wool EXCHANGE REPoRTs - The Wool Exchnneo
quotes foreign woods follows: Australiap-Port
Philip conhing 2512ec.: Port Philip clot ing. z24
2"c; Adelaide combng. s2Sc.; New Zealand c, 9th.
In, ss2Sc: fine ciossUred essa7:; csg- clothing
l1gisc.; Cape comb ng. lssl lee. Mout. Primera. II
@l7lac.; mertno. ls@ l6l2c.; Canadian combing 229
2sc English and Irish-Irsh no rs, 23ts 2S Lc Irish
We h rs 2s922Ec.; sAropshir. ! 2ss 2Siac.; Sussex
tegs. 2SS26c.; Sussex ewes, 2Sk. .Sx4c-
CHICAGO. July SO.-These were days prioos:
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HE MAp.xor KILL FoH THE JEWs
Reuben Brush or Sew Brunswick Suspended by
"a New York Rabbi

New York Rabbi.
NEW BRUNSWICK, \. j. July 3o.-The Rabbi
Simon Siege OF New York was summoned here
last night by Joseph Endler. the President of the
congregation OF the Ahabes Achem, to inv esti-
Eate tho quality of the meat supplied to tho
orthodox Jews by II nry Wolfe butcher
There have been complaints among the local
Jews for some time that the meat sold to
them BY Wolfe was diseased. and the ,ongrega-
tion or Ahabcs Achem summoned a veterinary
expert few days ago, and with committee ho
visited the Wolfe slaught er house.
There they wat, he'd Reuben Brush, who Ia
licensed by Rabbi siegel TO kin cattle. at his
work. After cow had been killed the expert
declared that the stomach showed it to- be
diseased: Brush "iffere with the expert hut
on the strength Of the yet'rnary's testimony
the congregation held an official Investigation
last night at Secretary W. inraub's clothing
store on Peace street. Rabbi Siege, who is an
expert veterinary SUI geon, exHmi ned a port ion
Of The stomach, which WAS offered as evidence
and his verdi,t was that The COW was not lit to
eat. He suspended Brush for fourteen days
pending further Investigation. and ne will not
be permitted 30 kin anything during that time
The congregation intends. il 6 said 10 report the
matter 70 the Board OF Health.
The sun., 1897-07-31
Real Estate Private sa,eu.

Hall j. How Co have sold for Francis NJ. J.nck.
the southeast corner OF 9th street and the Bour-
ward plot lOOH7S. for improvement; al sold for
OF niger Bros. TO builder for inipruy. m, nj the
nor hrast corner nt Morningside avenue and isOIh
street. plot l00xl0U.
Barnett & Co. hav" sold for Thomas Malop.v to
John Ma den the four story stone aud brick d 1t No
no West SAN street recriv nx in part uayment two
lots on Concord avenue, n ar li5th street,
II is ru uored that E. !. King h q sold TO opp-n
hemer Meter the plot lOOI 90, on the soutnv.s,
corner OF >. venth avenue and ll2th street Tor Inn,
prOveInent.
william E Calender has sold to Mias H. T. Moor.
the three lots ea xlO0. on the east AIDE OF saw
enth aNenu 1888 eet north OF llith street.
II Is reported that the plot the north side NJ
loith str.,t lao fe I west OF Columbus avenue has
been sold for Improvement .'
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s.riy and on .. the closs Th., ID Whist they are
FLSuE-ws. nrm. The demand is only T%cssrstsiy oder

ssriy and o. - the e'oss- Thss . WEISS 'ney s'e
FIouRSwss arm. The demand is only moderateiy
sctive, but cheny for export. SALES 1880 bbis.
Bs.rsl'- Ssess; Sc sss
Receipts 'o'ooo
ExporTe. ..".......,.A'SlO 80.
Spring in bbis: No. extra o. loo $50 No extra
Sb 45de 6bt str ights Ss7O0Sg.e0 patents. 9Aso0
S4.b6. MIL r ed-N o. frm but dull. Bran-We.tern.
30 MS, p 100 Ds.. 1O95sioc.i 90 ns., <7io@os'9c.i
go MS, bo@b2iac.; 100 ns., to97Ic. ,-,,,
COTTON pot cotton here was unchsngea. Win
sAle. of 200 baes for export AMI 9e5 for spnningi
500 hales were ! vercd on contract Mddllng up
lands, sc.. ag,inst 7i6c. last yenrt Niw orleans
and Gulf, SIC, against q ll.16c last year The
southern spot markets were nrm and unehanH&ed. Cd
leans 100. Galveston AZ. Augusia u. and Norfolk
with sales OF 10000 ba.es; futures there advanced
to points, but reacted. closing unchanged 20 !
Week Week we're We're 5000 'igI fsiss including 900
American. against 10000 last week. of which
$4,000 wore American, AMI 4l,O0O last year
including $4,000 Anericani stocks 72l.O0O. includ.
ing bO4 600 American. against 7i4OOo last week OF
in iudin! b0S.oO0 American. Ip Manchester warns
were du hut st ady; ciotns dull The port re pts
were 7S5 Daes, against pl6 last W. ek and bBl st
year; total Tor the week 8,l7a. against 2 434 last
week week ana sssi sst year Tns sSBorts from Tse fse
total inter or receipts for the week were 2oos
year; shipments <l76 against $3.50 last week
snd an oo boSl st year; stocks 2hsss. saaS eEans.
advanced points lost part or the rise. Futures
opened unchanged. advnn ed TO points, lost this,
and de lined TO POINTS but recovered part OF the
loss closing steady with prices to points lower on
all months except August, which was point higher.
The total sal were $4,000 baes. The future trading
w Rs IA fOlloya:
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JlnanrlaL.
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AND PoDUCaH RAIL.
WAY COMPANY
Five Per Cent. First Mt,e. Gold Bonds.
EEDHMPTI0E ynTIrU

Notice iS hereby gwen that the ChicaEo. ST. Lou,.
and Paducah Railway Company has elected and de.
terminad TO call Ia and redeem before maturity each
ana all OF Its Eve Per Cent. First Mortgage Gold
Bonds, dated september lst 1887 and issued under
aud secured by OF the same date to speno.r
Trask and Edward +. Leonard. as Tru tees and that
II intends TO make such redemption and payment ON
the nrst day OF september. 1897. at itS once or
agency In the city OF New York, nam ly No 2la
Broadway. by paying to the holder or holders OF said
bonAs the principal thereof and interest then
ther together with premium Of i've per cent on
such Principal sum
Dated st. Louis Missouri. June Sd, 1897.
~ order OT the Heard or Directors.
- W. e. hRUEB. 0saFsGASA
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ExoINEER AND FIREMAN KILLED,
TIVE HTiesht Traios In a Head.On Couislsa n,
Drpew Junction.

BUFFALO. July 3o,-Tbtre was a head-on col.
hsion Of freight trains at Dcpow Junction. on
the Lehigh valley road. at $50 this morning.
Ono OF tho trains was west bound on the Lehigh
and the other WIS going the other way nm m.
Meg rS Falls road. The east bound train had
the right OF way and the accid, nj was caused
Manchester. y, W. engineer OF the iehiSh
train. ana Chorles Eddyo Ssyre Pa, ireInsn
on inc other log omotivu, were XII ed. Both men
ESs5s ESIS h rHnhning fast and tho tracks were piled
The sun., 1897-07-31
STOLE MoNEr FROM LETTERS.
Mr.. Skinner Robb-d OF $500 by His once
BOY within n month.

Soon after Harry Davis. or Henry Devlin. as
no now calls himself. a youth OF eighteen, got
employment a month ago In tho office In tho
American Tract Society building OF w. E..
Skinner. the New York agent OF Hartz & Grey,
makers OF novelties at Wateryille Me-, the mali
which he carried from the Post Office fell of
elarmingly. Over 800 compl ,ints we're roceiy cd
at the Maine office, and lot OF en- PITY envrlopes
addressed TO Skinner were found In q wash room
of tho Tract Society building
Davis was watched and was caught opening
thon. Twenty.seven unopened letters and
$3.50 were found In his pockets. II Is supposed
that he stole between $3.50 an $500 Ha was
street court.
The sun., 1897-07-31
Real Estate Auction sales.

At the Broadway SAlesroom yest rdAy l. J. Phillips
Co. sold No. i8l Canal street, northwest Corner
ofrarck street. threestory brick building on Canal
street nd twostory frame building On vsricE
street pl t2BKb2x Irregular. to the plaintiff Elizabeth
S Lord, for oil 1000
D. Pho nix Iugr.tAm Co. sold Sos 4s7 And <sa
COumtus avenue, two nVe story brick nAta plot
otoxloo. TO the plaintiff, Isabella II. Fisher. for
The sun., 1897-07-31

Barey-was nrmer and more active, New feeding
2SLc.. cost and freight TO Buffalo; 32 La32oc c,st
anu freight to New York; mailing. sSoa+2c.. as to
quality. sal g. 2oWoO bush kye-wa' nrmer In
sympat ~ with the West State Ug t2c; No West
ern. 4ts44tc. cost aud freight to Burain; no. do.
%oc Cort.-Spot was higher. Sal 3 1000 bush No g
mixed ON private terms free board ahoat for ex.
port the outports salts OF 10000 bush. per. re.
ported for export ON private terms No. 2 mixed in
elevator quoei 327sc Futures adv anced tlc 10 SC
but react and clos unchanged to isc hlguer Flu.
ture sales 275. 900 BUSH. as follows:
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Minnie DeIaaa's Hody POUND.

eToEr BROOK. l. l.. July 3o.-Tho body of
Minnie Del"nd was found floating on RsssA.
PeaYuo Point about mile from Sion, Brook
David and HerDerI, this afternoon. ''N''
The sun., 1897-07-31

Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Railway and other bonds strong and
more active than any day since the present do
mani began. Tho features were American To
oacco scrip Brooklyn Rapid Transit 5s. Brooklyn
Union Gas os, Chesapeake and Ohio general 4i2s,
hahs Pacihc consols, t. r.. Missouri Pacific
feonnsols. Norrher Pacific general IS. Oregon
hnliroad and \ 'vigstion As. Oregon Improve.
Rens R' os' F. Union Pacific s, F. T. +, Alchison,
Padhissaus PPhsas and Texas. Oregon Short Line. Texas
racihc, and Wabash issues. The moro i'm
Ros,a ant net adv noes were in At hison adj. 4s.
strent., to 551s. and general IL, 4. 10 81;
q bbneeIican Tobacco scrip, l. to II: Brooklyn
y Plu Transit 5s, O., 10 sSh; Brooklyn
Con Cnion Gas bs, d, to ll4ia; Chesapeake
anu ONO general 4ias, y, to 7aA;
hansIs Pacihc consols, t r., 2ss TO soas; Mis-
Souri racine onsos, ], to 81; Northern Pacific
EenGr J IS, y; 10 577s; Oregon r ilrond and
Naylg1tion a, /. to 81; OREGON Short Line con.
sol os. ., 10 90as. incomes A, ll9. to 52a, and
Incomes B. ia. TO 80; Oregon Improveu ent 5s
ISL !; p.' y. to 24t Union Pacific 8. t.. t. r.. y,
% 70 70; waSash sl ists 50. to lo6 and 2ds, s. y
Commercial price OF bar silver In New York,
oI'sc, Bar silver In London closed at 90 IL Sd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 45la6f
40 &c, Exports TO Europe Tomorrow. $4,000
Money on call. ! y cent. Time money is quoted
- follows; Sixty days. lis cent three months.
The sun., 1897-07-31
OPENING. Highest. Lo,rest. Closing NiJSt.
s.pSs.npsisI: sssSs:iapxsI esis: ssli:: re siiss..

tn foreign d mard for wheat which mas been the
Al to-day The Coffin eoStinneG to buN no
tn cau'es We're strong and higher, particularly from
lorted for export This combination Of bui / h IA
tors caused sharp aivance here to- day LvcI pool
ON he opening tulse local operators sold. tut later
they scrambled TO ver. con, ruutng TO III str myth
rea llns sales. but the last prices .howed a
substantial net rise for the day. Par,s ad.
s5 centimcs to ! franc 90 rentimes. Liverpool adj.
day the S ns rrearn rsrs 0
1o,W99'HOo 90 us ush; MIN eaPos reported good dc.
N1rt western re ripts were o cars AGAINST sso iasi
week and 2o9 last year Chicag" rec we'd sal as.
l34 were new. The weath,r West w,s 'eneraIly
clear Ltg 4 .howcrs w're reported In MIN a,
In synil athy w.t. wi eat bu lost most OF
@ fore the q sc. Liverpool advanced I'D on corn.
Chicago received 1890 cara Of corn aud s9S Of
cat he Of eSsa and s o at
"The Continental WHEAT bulls were still at IL this
only at hoe but they wanted NE wDsat Tfte fu
.Gres , mere and a. the staboard aud they accepted
men continued phegmatc. Liverpool wa, up ed to
Id. with NO buying orders from there to AMOUNT TO
mental eIctemsnt caught rar y prices ht re- advanc.
6S 6 sS; eaSnei There was great Al Of selling Of
Pretty ntary tn" advance slipped away on rather
,ss Mssp SS OF sht 'oc1 ng Interest There
Primary receipt- were 73J.OOU bush, against $50.
o"o ouSh. bst year. lnere prom to
increase In the visible Monday, possibly 100 1000
bush; there was decrease at year OF 100000
bush. There wBsA lt;l business mere TO miller. no.,
0Oo bush. Export bids &c To 81. out OF line
Corn-There was 20 much eEcit ment II corn as in
WHIT ~, an enormous trade. an advance OF hsr. and
then q complete setback. There were exceptional y
sss 5Trs 0e There Ms. no Sa
and lone Is likely for the next day or so. The
theories Gre bullsh People com ug back I'm the
wrst Say tie crop looks WELL Al the same tizle the
oh nts arc that corn will advance with everything
else II Is IN The air. There Is bumper crop any
where. oAla allDRl tHloMed the PEOseaslyn. up
The sun., 1897-07-31

oats-Spot rather more active and stronger Sales
70 iUuO ush. Including 80. 900 No. = white cIipp
and 10000 No DO on private terms for export.
clipped. 26c:; No. do. 2oc.; No. mixed g 600 Al
2ac. 80 do. .lc. rejected M @Oc.; do. white.
22i4c,; No. = mixed. delivered 23c. track mixed
6OOO. at g2S23+ c.; track white. "a. 900 at 25@3 G
Futures advanced &c. Future sales 10 QUO lush As
follows:
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Court Calendar. Thls Day.

supreme court-special Term-Part u.-Ex.pArts
matters,
surr gates Court -Chamhe-s-Soda d ay calendar Fo,
pronaIt--Will OF Eru, At Mertrns at 1880 A M
Cuy Courts! eciAl Term-Motions.
The sun., 1897-07-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York stock E1rhange-aaiea July 90.
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES soNps

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