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Surplus 64i ,so4,a75 o4o.oae, 900 Inc. 1910.

The surplus q year ago was $21. 773.o25. and
two years ago S3s.491. i25.
The imports of general merchandise, includ-
the Gs' previous yean Week and s7 7tHIn .s4s Tor iHSS' cor.
s ssseHnd fo4 the heck week Of l9 %srs s's s77. TBS i% of Tsis q
S22 17s was e goi la n s1d total specie g imported
&772.9O against $Ss2.2l the previous week.
The exports OF specie since Jan: ! have been:
total OF $40. sos. 9l3.
Standard Oil certificates sold at 315,a and
light.
Tho Financial Chronicle computes tho gross
earnings for May of 1876 railroads. as Se1. 77.l58,
an Increase OF 81. 004 500 as compared with
81 81. 1 an iSc HSash Of q s. ts .s6 So 49, ana F Rs! ssfhs o' i've
m TaP1rans ending Msrs Max Max q ~ .a ssg gross SS. s1rninS e Ct ss5 5Sl
sss as compared with the corresponding period
Sa. iSos SSs.' anu net 'S5S4'44o' an increase OF
er ass earnings A1ihn!si for nm May t Of ss47 E .sa6 3 an in 1sPSess
Of $l7,9e3 as comnared With the same month Of
LAX! asS. 'f For f aRe a ast Ga mi; an snd 5nese Msy q { PIX tbs
gross earnings We're sS.27a,4ss. a decrease Of
$4,000 as compared with the corresponding
81 1904, ia7.
The Atlanta. and. Danyille Railroad reports
gross earning for May Of .$43. 25l a decrease OF
year. and net $lO.35s, an Increase Of $l77.
For the eleven months ending May 81 the gross
earnings were Y4so;l6 a decrease OF $2e. 500
last year, and net $l26.035. q decrease OF $l17.
The Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad reports
gross earnings for May Of S142,3 $40. an increase
or S14.613 as compared with the same month of
last year. and net 1874. 2bS, an increase of S..
$40. For the eleven months ending May 81 tho
$l07, SS3 as compared with tho corresponding
period Of last year, and not $421 $50. q decrease
Of $l5s.924.
The Pittsburg and Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for May Of S246,055, a decrease
OF $14.225 as compared with the Same month Of
For the eleven months ending May 81 the gross
earnings were 81 OBS, 924, a decrease OF B8S, 7O4
as compared with the corresponding period of
last year, and net 1915. 500. a decrease Of $64,-
299.
The Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
reports gross earnings for juno OF S69,sI7, an
increase OF ~ .283 az compared with the Same
month OF last year. and net $lb. 202, an increase
Of $l4,726.. For tho year ending Juno 80 tho
gross earnings were Ss6S.oA2 a decrease of
period OF last year. and net S272,s34. an In
crease Of $l4,0A7.
Tho Central Pacific Railroad reports gross
earnings for May Of e1.044,817, an increase OF
Rl15, 672 as compared with the same month Of
last year, and net $40, $40. an increase OF $751;
gross earnings were $4.729, 3b7, an increase Of
Slb8, 100 as compared with the corresponding
period OF last year, and net 81. GAL, 1872. an IN
crease of S2ll,2l8.
The wisconsin Central Railroad reports gross
earnings for May of 1923. 200, q decrease Of
last year, and net $50, 100, an increase OF S23.-
$3.50. For the eleven months ending May 81 the
gross earnings were "a, 800, 00l. ~ decrease of
Sl9O.333 as compared with the corresponding
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

SATURDAY. July Observation-Disclosures
frmer and in brisk demand for export at
tho outports. Sales here $4,000 bush. No. l
hard Manitoba on private terms for export. At
the o%utports sales of 80, 900 bush. winter wheat
on private terms wore reported to-day, and
$50. 900 bush. were said to have been sold late
last night for export, including 100000 No. .
hard wintor and 100000 new spring white
on private terms. FREQ on board afoat:
No. l Northern spring, New York, s4la@siac.;
do. Duluth. s5a@s6lec.; No. . hard winter. 7sc.;
No. 2 red, 7sac. Futures advanced lc. to 1osc..
but reacted and closed Ike. higher for July and
3sc.. to ioc. higher for other months. After
closing 1880. or 'sc. lower than the official
closing.
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fiuanrtaL
To THE sHAREuoLDRns or THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East RlYsr Gls Companies /.

In view OF the recent Legislation proviling for the
reduction OF tho price OF ras in tho city Of New York,
II has seemed to many stockhoidets advisa lie TO unite
the properties AMI interests OF tine two aompanies,
Such an assl'iatlon Of interests win cnab'o the man
agement TO introduce many economics, and to COM
pete more effectively with the lar Ter gas companies.
II will also enable better service to bc rendered to the
public. 1t Is. therefore, proposed to form n new cor
poration, and TO exchange the shares OF tho present
companies for new securities as may he hereafter de-
termined. The under Il gned viii act A. depositary Of
the stock OF both companies, certificates for which
must be Endorsed In blank and deposited with II, and
certificates Of deposit viii he issued. .'
II more than twothirds OF the shares OF the rcspeo-
tive companies are deposited with the undcreighed
before september |, 1897, or other date limited by the
undersigned. II has been agreed that a plan Of reor-
ganlEation shall be formulated and published within
thirty days thereafter. II two.thiris OF the shares Of
both companies are not so deposited, the share certin-
Gates are to he returned to the depos,tors. II has
further boon agreed that any depositing shareholder
dissatisfied with tho Allotment OF new securities under
such plan. W en- published. will be entitled, At HI
option. 20 be paid in cash as follows:
a. For each share cpnr 5000 or
The Equitable Gas Light Com.
pnnS ........... $3.50 In onon
CO. For each share (pnr e1OO) or
the Preferred stock or The New
York ana Enst River Gns Com
pnnS Rnn6 In conD
a. for each shnrc Cpnr 5000 or
tho Common stock or The New
York and East River Gas Com
phuS tbO In cash
4 syndicate has been formed to provide the funds
necessary to pay for tho stock Of depositing share
holders who may not assent to plan.
II holders OF certificates Issued by undersigned Do
not, within four weeks after the first publication q
notice OF che plan (such publication to be In the New
York Times" and New York Tribune" or in any TIVE
papers OF general circulation published in the city d
New York;, notify the undersigned of their election
to sell for cash. as above. they will then be deemed 70
have assented to all the terms and provisions OF the
plan and Of the agreement OF reorganization as fully
as II signing the same. and the undersigned will then
deposit said certificates under such plan and agree.
ment.
NEW YORK.. July 10, 1897.
Central Trust Company Of New York,
DrpOsitary.
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beainninR 70 efail on owing 10 the enormous
amount Of goods brought In during the
spring and early summer in anticipation
Of changes In the tariff that will proba-
bly, become effective in tho near future.
On the other hand. the probable exports Of
breadstuffs, which are forsshadowed BY the
engagements OF ocean freight room and tho
sales OF bills for future delivery against prospcc-
two shipments OF grain, make 1t safe to infer
that tho balance Of trade will be In favor of this
country for many months to come.
Tho judicial decision against the c~onstitu-
~tionality Of the antitrust law passed by tho
last Legislature OF this State 10 an occur
romeo that should not DO overlooked In
Determining the future Of the market for
securities. The shares Of the anthracite
coal carrying roads were affected moro fayora-
bly, than any othors this week by this decision,
which IL, however, of moro general value.
Tho stocks referred to have also in their
favor the probability of \ fairly ~satisfac-
tory and profitable condition of the anthracite
trade during the last half o. the yoar. To-day's
stock market was fairly active and in the main
strong. st. Paul was tho leader in every re.
spect, on account Of tho increase in tho
gross earnings Of the company for the
second week In the current month. Sugar
Refining, which was second In point OF activity,
lost nearly q point, while Brooklyn Rapid
Transit, which was third, enjoyed the groat-
est net advance recorded, namely, IL y cent.
The only noteworthy net change in tho bank
statement was an increase in cash of over
100000.
As compared with the final prices of last Sat
urday, the entire list Is higher with tho excep-
tion Of Pacific Mail, which is l9 y cent. lower.
The more important net advances are In Ameri-
can Sugar Refining, Ala y cent; Susquehanna
and Western preferred. Asa; American Tobacco,
Ais; New Jersey Central, 4; Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. 80; st. Paul. Gig; u. 8. Leather pro-
ferrcd, 2a; Reading LIST preferred, ~; Rock
Island. Ola; American Spirits preferred and
Consolidated Gas, 2 each; Reading, Atchi-
son preferred and Louisville and Nashville. 1Ss
each; Atchison, Burlington and Quincy. and
Susquehanna and Western. Zig each; Omaha,
IL; General Electric and Kansas and Texas pre-
ferred, / each; Northwest, q; National Load,
Southern Railway preferred. Tennessee Coal and
Iron. and Western Union. y each, and American
Spirits. q q cent.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
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prices. The sis9st seryics predicted shcEsra In mos.
to-day Bt.tsd that there had been iiEht Faips in that
state almost daily, for q week past. The Liverpool
weather merket. and other influences have compare.
lively little welsht gainesville. Tex. wired,
weather cool, no rain. Late planting suffering"
Columbus, Miss. July 14.-'Hhd two good rains
this week. tho kind farmers call root soakers'
or trash movers The cotton plant IL res.
cued on thin lands from damage by Try, scoroh.
ing condition previously prevailing. Bottom
and strong lands have shown q nne crop in growth
and Developments. Rains elsewhere, especially north
OF this section, have continued and lowered the tenn
perature from 90 TO 7ag, and have caused heavy dews.
Present temperature is invig rating to vegetation. A
few small areas still need rain" Scotland Neck
we think, q very GOOD yield. For the moment every.
thing 10 favorable. but the next six weeks can make
considerable difference On appearance OF things."
CoFFEE-Ho on the spot was dull but steady; No.
2, 7Lo, Sales 900 bags No. 4, at TIC, 800 bags
Maracsibo, 100 bnes Ctntrai American, and 100 bass
savanilla on private terms. The future trading was
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period Of last rear. and net si,a7a,aia,a de-
mo Mobile and ohio Railroad reports gross
Se.sas "a Compared with. the same month last
, year, and net &84, 1872. adocroaso Of g7,770. For
EARNINGS we're ss.See. 2Si. a decrease OF $500
last year. and not 81, iss,sSi. a DECREASE Of
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad reports
gross earnings for May OF Slio.7s7, an increase
f Ss f2 9ss ss1 o 9s 03 net SsSas W5ts an sh ins ss%s m op saf Of
Ab7. For The eleven months ending May 81 the
gg g ass earnings ar eSnp %Sss Wiz Wiz i lSs' sot dssrSsSS Of
period q last year, and not 1918 1901. an Increase
The. Georgia Railroad reports gross earnings
for May Of 800 49. an increase of $l4, 300
as compared with the Same month OF last year,
and net 1920, an increase of SiT8. For tho
were 81. 493, 4S6, an increase OF 800. 178 az
compared with the corresponding period Of last
year, and net &44B.79S, an increase of $50, 844.
The Fort Worth and Denver City railroad re-
ports gross earnings for May of Ss7,Sl9, an in.
crease Of .$l7,O51 ns COMPARED with the Same
| OF $7.042.' For the five months ending May 81
tho gross earnings were $i0a,6lS, an increase
pfsss III, ~ q bs'' year. ana not "'''iS'' an increase
The Colorado Midland Railroad reports gross
s sSEn sas for roM May Of w Sibb' iSa sand a decrease %nn,S o Of
last yoar. and net | a,43s, a decrcnse OF $40, Os6.
For the 1--WE months ending May 81 the gross
as compared with the corresponding period OF
last year, and net $11s,6o7, a decrease OF
115,408
The Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad
reports gross earnings for May Of $2o5, 800.
an increase of S2e. $50 as compared with the
same month OF last year, and net $50, 5S2. q
dccrpasc of So l2. For the eleven months end.
ing May 81 the gross earnings were So. Oss. $40,
on increase of $780,. o32 as compared with the
corresponding period OF last year. and net
81, 900. BOG, an increase Of $685. 36.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were
Customs, Sl04. $40; internal revenue, $53g. $40.
and miscellaneous, S75. 1907, a total of $l,llO,.
428. The disbursements were So, OSl 900. an
excess of expenditures over receipts of $780,
57i. The receipts of the fiscal year to date
have been ST.. $500 70. and disbursements S32,.
$4,000. nm excess OF expenditures over receipts
OF $14, 793, 097.
The net assets of the Treasury at the close Of
business to-day, as officially computed. compare
with those Of last Saturday rs follows:
judy 10. JUN II.
Gold coin and bullion 80. e142, B.052 ell3, 29l, 687
Silver dollars and bullion 3l,623.5+I 81. $40, ys1
United States notes ...... 36,48l, g02 2S, ,067
other assets In excess OF
demand liabilities. ..... 80. S65, 204 81, 963, os2
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
~tations. Railway bonds strong. The features
were: Brooklyn Rapid Transit 5s, Kansas
and Texas DDS, Wabash DDS. Atchison, Central
Georgia. Northern Pacific, and Oregon Short Line
issues. The more important net advsnces were
SOLE: Central Georgia consol SIS. Z, TO 90, and
LIST Incomes, as. to 357s: Kansas and Texas DDS.
Il, to So; Oregon Short Line incomes, A. l, to so.
and incomes. B. l.. to 80. and Wabash DDS. 1.
to 20.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 1890
1880.
Money on call. l |cent. Time money Is quoted
as follows: Sixty days. % cent; ninety days,
2h y cent; four months. 2ia scent. six months,
3 . cent. ana seven months. SO cent. on good
paper quiet. Primo Endorsed bills receivable are
quoted at 8 y cent, choice and prime single
names at Gig y cent. and good names at 494ia
y cent.
Foreign exchange quiet and steady. Posted ask
ing rates for sterling. $4.67 for long bills and &4.sS
for demand, Actual rates are: Long bills, $4.s6s
Sa;ssa; sight drafts; E s7@st:s7,t, :. and dS cable
at [. 17laa5.l 1879 for long and 5.15as@5.15 for
short: reichsmarks 95 3-16G95 5-l6 for long
and 95osd05a4 for short: g%uilders. 40ls940 $40
for long and 40 5-16@40ss for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
10 cents discount. Charleston-Buying. par;
off; selling. par. New Orleans-Bank. 81 pre-
MUM; commercial, 81 discount San Fran
cisco-Sight, 17l2 cents premium; telegraph, 20
cents premium. st. ~LOuis-40965 cents pre-
MUM. Chicago-40cents premium. Cincinnati
between banks. rs cents discount, and over
counter, so cents premium.
tn weekly statement of averages of the Cloar-
ing House banks shows:
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John p. Kirwan has sold for J. Blackburn Miller to
Thomas Dorner the southwest corner of Sixty.hrst
street and Columbus avenue. three six.story brick
and brownhtone apartment houses known "a the
Blackburn" on d plot 1905 on the avenue by 100
on the street. He has also sold for Margaret Ritz to
story brownstone single fat house. u .ex65xl00.
Charles s. Kohler 4 Bros. have sold for Joseph Carr
and s. J. Luckines.. to @ c. Ravens, three lots. 75x
100. on the south side OF Doth street, 225 feet cast Of
Amsterdam avenue, at about oa7 .000. The buyer
will erect ~fvc-story fiat houses.
NJ: Bargebuhr a Son have sold for Nicholas C. Sci.
dorf. to Louis w. Dfnkclspiel, 1891 Fifth avt nue.. q
fve s,oEy double nat house. with stores. 2o.3x9b. ct
$50, 100.
Mrs John q. Law has sold to McCarerty 4 Buckley
AZ East Seventy-sixth street. q fourstory stone.front
private dwelling. 20x52x extension Z 400.
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Futures here advanced 3 points. but reacted. closing
barely steady at UNCHANGED prices. Tho total sales
were 4,f50 bags. Havre advanced iaf. Hamburg
closed .unchansed TO = pig. higher. Rio was quiet
at unchanged prices; receipts. 10000; stock. $780,.
600; exchange, ,7Iiad! santos was steady; receipts.
$4,000; stock, 328, 900. At the opening here prices
advanced slightly in response to nrmer European
cables but before the close the tone became easier
on the large receipta at Rio aud santos.
NAVAL SToREs-Uncbanged Spirits turpcntine. 2S9
2o,2c.; common TO good strained rosin, 81 .65@9 81 .6T5.
PRovIsioSs-Lard dun and nrm. Prime, I.206
eteS. Pork steady but quiet. Meas, eS@ss.5O.
Tallow, 3lsc.. Bntter-Creamory. western, 15dal61 &c.
Eggs tate. fresh gathered, 100 2ac. Chicago. July
l1.-"1rade In provisions was rather light, but the
market held nrm at Rlightly higher prices. A rromi.
nent packer bought lard. The cash demand was good
for the closing day OF tho week, and this and q fear OF
an advance In hoRa were the sustaining influences.
$4,000 hogs are estimated for Monday, and LAB, 900
for next week. The continued good shipping de.
mand gives provisions q bullish tendency"
sUoAR-Raw quiet but frm; sOt test, src.; 98' test,
3nac, Sa'cs $500. tons Java. D60 test. at ansc.. and
steady.
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0.Ooo,o0O.OO

The resolutions OF the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund. exempting said Bonds and stock from local
taxation. were adopted pursuant to the authority Of
an ordinance Of the Common Council approved by
the Mayor October g. 1880, and section 1877 of the
New York City Consolidation Act OF 1889.
THE PRINCIPAL OF AND THE INTEREST ON
THE ABOVE. BONDS M sToCK R
IN GOLD COIN OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. OF THE PRESENT OF
WEIGHT AND FINENEsS. AT THE OFFICE OF H
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CONDITIONS
provided by Section l46 of the New York City Con-
s~olidation Act OF 1882. as amended by Chapter l08 of
the Laws OF 1897:
No proposal for bonds or stock will be accepted for
less than the par value OF the same.
Each bidder must deposit with the Comptroller in
money, or by certified check drawn TO the order OF
the said Comptroller upon a State or National Bank
OF the City OF New York. TWO PER CENT OF the
amount Of the proposal. including premium. No
proposal will be received or considered which 10 not
accompanied by such deposit. All such deposits will
be returned by the Comptroller to the persons max.
ing the Same within three days after decision as to
the highest bidder or bidders has been made, except
the deposit or deposits made by such highest bidder
or bidders. II said highest bidder or bidders shall re.
fuse or neglect, within hve days after the service OF
written notice OF the award TO him or them. to
pay to the Chamberlain OF tho City of New York
the amount Of the stock or bonds awarded to him
or them at their par value. together with the pre-
MUM thereon. II any. less the amount deposited ty
him or them. the amount of such deposit or deposits
shall be forfeited to and be retained by the City
OF New York as liquidated damages for such refusal
or neglect.
The Comptroller. with the approval OF the Com
missionen Of the Sinking Fund. shall determine
what, II any, part of said proposals shall be 40
ceptod. and upon payment into tho City Treasury of
the amounts due by the persons whose bids are 40
oepted. respectively. certificates thereof shall DO
issued to them ~ authorized by law.
The proposals. together with the security deposits,
should be inclosod in . sealed envelope, Endorsed
Proposals for Bonds Of the Corporation of the City
OF New York." snd then inclosed in a second en-.
volope. addressed to the Comptroller OF tho City of
New York.
For full information SEQ City Record.
ASHBEL p. FITCH.
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Available cash balance,
including gold balance .o28s. 600, 7o2 sasl. $50, e47

including gold balance. cess. geo. 7oe sesi. $50, 247
Money In London, q . cent. Rates Of dis
months bills, a@l3-16 y cent. Amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank of England on
balance to-dny 81. 900, Paris advices quoted 8
y cents at lO4 francs IS confines. Exchange
on London % francs lolo confines.
Clarence II. Wildes & Co. offer a limited
amount OF first mortgage 3 per cent. gold bonds
OF the Midd!esex Valley Railroad. the principal
and inter est being Internationally guaranteed
by Endorsement on each bond by the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company.
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Mon OF the Forty-seventh Repei . Cable Car
Assault
As tho Forty-seventh Regiment of Brooklyn
was marching up Third avenue to the Grand
Central Station yesterday morning conductor
26s% attempted to force his car, No. 800, through
the ranks. Tho Forty.seventh had reached
Twenty.third street. Tho gripman had stopped
his car, but tho conductor ordered him to 20
ahead. regardless OF the regiment. This he did.
In a moment twenty bayonets were pointed at
the gripman and an officer jumped on the front
platform. The Rripman changed his mind and
waited until tho soldiers had passed before pro-
ceeding on his journey.
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Dividends aud 5nterest.

KANSAS & RI. &C
40 WALL ST., y. V. July Ia. 1897.
Coupons due August lot. 1897, on the second
Mortgage Z Per Cent. Coli hSonds Of this Com
paDy Will be paid upon presentation at the ofnce OF
the Company, rs Wall So, On and After August .,
1897. &. d. HEDt: 4. Treasurer.
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Chicago shopuner. N"bbea on sixth Avenue.

Chicago shoplinera NHbbed ON sixth Avenue.
Jennie Sankey. alias Allen, who is said to be a
Chicago crook. well known to the police. and
James Garvin. q new arrival from Chicago,
wero arrested In q store on Sixth avenue, yester-
day. for shoplifting. Detectives Herman and
Reichold of the Central Ofico saw them in the
shopping district and followed them. They saw
them go into a store. and while Garvin was
looking at u tray of jewelry he palmed a scarf
pin valued at $l7 and passed it to the woman.
When. they were arrested the pin. was found on
her. In jefferson Market Court they waived
examination and were held in 5000 bail each for
Special Sessions.
The Sankey woman and a male companion
were arrested as suspicious persons when they
arrived from Chicago on Monday. but were set
free In court. as there was nothing against thcm.
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Go'.on va qulet and .aAleI to,dAy. hspoFts Of Tains
Of the cotton belt led 70 local selling. depressing
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Y1N1xO1AE 1xD oonnnno11A

Esw YORK stsch Husssaue-sa,ss su,y ~.
UNITED STATES II srATn uS u. oocu,.
Is, r. iso7lllsi US q, r.iesSls Ah
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July 10. July II. Changes.
Loans -. $685., 100. 800 1854. 1874, 400 Inc. o8S5, 800
Deposits. 6O7. 6s2. 500 613. 2B7 200 Inc. 5,6S4, 200
C~ir'latI'n IS, 1872. 900 1884, 900 Dec. TAI, ZOO
Lglt'rs. l0g, 778,sO0 lOs. l 22, 800 Inc. 6,345. 700
Specie. 90. SOB. 200 81, 1871. 800 Inc. 726. 900
Res've. SIe3, 2s2. 900 0l99, 1853. 700 Inc. Ga, OIL, 700
Reverb ISL, 920.e25 l53.3l6.s 800 Inc, 1895. 175
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{. 1895, GOO bush. as follows:

Corn.spot was steadier; Sales 10000 bush, includ.
ing 81 900 No. 2 mixed at 32Ac., and on private
terms free on board anoat for export. No. 2 mixed
In elevator. 81 Rc:; 1000 u. do. at 32isc. delivered;
5000 yellow In elevator at ~ Ic.: unsraded mixed
In elevator quoted Mt 81 &c. Futures were unchanged
TO &c. higher. After "'Cbange" September on curb
were Sla@S2c.. closing al 32c. or Lc. higher than the
oficial closing price. Future sales 5000 bush. rs
follows:
Last
Opening. Highest. Lotpest. clostno. Night.
AuSust.:.".si al al al ii
September. .3l24 3lA 3la 3la 3l2