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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-26
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quiet Day in Trade Circles, with Few
Changes I'm Values.

As usual following holiday, trade was quiet
on Commission row and too active on the
wholesale streets. Some changes will be noticed
in dry goods. Cotton goods which have been
selling low. are taking a hrmer tone. All
staple groceries in strong position. Syrups
and molasses are frmer with the stronger tone TO
sugar. Confectioners and dealers In fancy goods
and notions report trade very active. On Com
mission row yesterday il was quiet. Choice apples
are bringing luxury prices. Oranges TO sell
higher the coming winter months than in years
past. Flour is more active and prices irmer The
provision market Is moderately active and prices
on most descriptions OF hog products steady.
The local grain market shows more activity.
Receipts are increasing somewhat with the cooler
weather and exemption from rains. Track bids
as reported by the secretary of the Board Of
Trade yesterday, ruled follows:
Wheat-AIo red. sec: No. red. 64d6sc:
November. CSC wagon wheat Sc.
corn-No. white, sl4c; No. white Zone
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Pensions cor veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
original-Harrison Norton. National Mill
tary Home, Marion, Sc.
Restoration and Additional-Andrew B.
Mccartney. Muncie, 81 to S.
Restoration and Increase-MattheW Wor-
stel (deceased). Moorefeld, S12 10 $14
Increase--Daniel Staley, Bowling Green, s.
to $l2; Stephen Colpin, New Amsterdam, Sl7
to Sz4
Reissue-William Turley. River Vale s17.
Original Widows, etc.-Sarah j. Carr. Bar
gersville. $12. Laura Roberts. Clinton. So,
Jacob Huffman Kokomo d4: Ann F. Rice.
Shelbyvllle, $1zs minors of Andrew 3. Nc
CARNEY, Muncles SIS; Mary Woretel, Moore
field. IS.
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BOSTON, Nov 25.-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin viii say tomorrow of the wool market
The market has been moderately active at IN
changed prices. Territory woods have continued
in good demand and fine Ohio woods have sold at
lower prices than recently quoted. The sales OF
the week are: g. sos 900 lbs domestic and GAL 900
foreign a total of 4,1s9, 900 lbs against 645O000
last week and 5,Se5, coo for the week last
year. The sales to date show decrease Of
los 800 lbs domestic and 129 46 700 foreign from
the sales to the same date in 1897. The receipts
to date show a decrease of 241, 091 bales domestic
and $751; $50 bales foreign.
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four hours ending at 5 p. m. Nov. Is. 1888. an
furnished by Theo. Stein. abstracter Of titles.
corner Of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapons, Suite 200, first office floor, Tbs
Lemcke. Telephone 1863:
Joseph Allerdice to the Geiser Manufacture
ing Company, part Of northwest half or -
Square f1,vVo
Mary l.. Clevenger to Ira X. Thayer, Lot 8,
in Robbins & Hubbafd's Hill Place. 1O0o
Ira K. Thayer to William T. CleVenger,
same lot AsVVW
]. George Mueller to EValine Miener, Lot 20,
Downeys Arsenal Heights additions. 90
Henry Cobb TO Sophia A. Warnke, Lot
457, McCarty's tenth West Side addition. L50O
George w. Stout to James Bryson, Lot %,
Kothe & Lieber's addition. ......,...---.. SVO
Herbert r. Tucker to John w. Hall and
wife, Lot 3, Block 3, Indianapolis Car
Companys addition; also Lot rs, Lock-
wood & McClain's southeast addition...-.. 1,5U0
Jacob c. Yunker to Fred Cline, Lot 20,
Yunker's second addition. 300
Louis L. Haag to George H. McCaslin and
wife, Lot IS. Young'a subdivision OF Out
lot ISL DOW
George Schmo to Margaret Sanders, part
of Lot 205 McCarty's subdivision OF Out
lot 10 AsSv~
Jacob A. Enrich to John W. Enrich and
wife. Lot $780, Clarks second addition to
Haughvllle $40
Transfers II; consideration. .SSS,f2O
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PouItry and Other Produce.
Prices paid by shippers.)

(Prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens, sc: spring chickens &c; cocks,
2I6c hen turkeys &c: toms. &c: ducks old. &c;
young 41kc; geese 40c for full feathered, 30c for
plucked.
Cheese-New York full cream, 1O911c; skins
6GSc; domestic Swiss 1212c; brick, 12c; limburger
I0c.
Butter-S1k71O1kc Elgn creamery. 21c.
Eggs-Candled 1Sc per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese, soc per Id; prime duck
10G17c per Id.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow 25c for dark.
Wool-Medium, unwashed, 17QlSc; tub-washed
20d25c; bury and unmerchantable &C less.
Honey-10d13c per Id.
Game-Short-bill snipe, s150d1.4 10 per doz.
Ducks, Mallard, So rs rer doz; other wild ducks
$2G2.25 per doz. Rabbits 9Oc. Prairie chickens
s.. Venison. 20Q22c per Id.
HIDES, TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l, S1sc; No. 2, 71sc; No.
! calf 10c; No. 2 calf, SEC.
Grease-White &c; yellow 215c; brown, 21Ae.
Tallow--No. l. &c: No. 2, 215c
Bones-Dry $12013 per ton.
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.eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash Quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
6Slzc. 40. corn, SSssQS3ssc No 2 yellow, $3.50
1880. No: oats, I. o. b., Csc; No. white. t. O.
b. SOC; No 3 white, f. o; b.. 277a@s sA No. 2
daxseed 97lsc. Prime timothy seed, $2.25. Mess
pork per bril- S.S5Q790. Lard. per 100 lbs, $5.O215
G5.05. Short-rib sides Qoose), $4.55Q480; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed). $425Q4.5O. short-clear
sides 0oxed), A.9004.95 Whisky, distillers' I'm
ished goods per gal, $1.26
Receipts-Flour 3S 600 brls; wheat, 2O5, 900 bu
corn, 100. 600 bu oats 23o, coo blu; rye 10 600 bu
barley, Sc, 600 bu. Shipments-F1our, 1000 brIs
wheat, 159, O00 bu; corn, 10S6 900 bu oats 344O
blu; rye, 5000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
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ed. 94e old. oats dull. bu

lower: No. mixed, Sac old. Oats dull. but
steady No. 2 mixed 2ec bid Rye dull :., but
prime, cash. new $3.50; December, %6'1s.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 25.-Flour quiet. Wheat
quiet; No. red e9Q70c Corn quiet; No mixed s.
No. .. SIC. Lard easy at $4.S5 Bulk meats easy
at $3.50. Bacon duh at So Whisky firm at Sl;zo.
Butter quiet. Sugar firm. Eggs firm ana hlgher
at 1Sc. Cheese firm.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 25-Wheat firm; Novem-
Der. csc; Mayl 639s a63lac; No hard, 661zc; NO
/ Northern 651ac No . Northern, 6Sl4c. Flour
First patents. SS.75GSS5: second patents $3.50
2.65: first clear $2.65G2.70.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov 25.-The dry goods market
opened quiet and firm after the holiday, with but
a moderate attendance of buyers and only quiet
spot business The contributions to the demand
were, however, considerable and sales in the ag-
gregate reached fair total The condition of the
foreign goods division continues 10
importing interests. generally quiet market
was reported in staple cottons to-day on account
Of the home trade Bleached cottonS have not
sold to as full an extent of late but this Is
natural after the liberal business of the past ten
DAYS.
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Denths.

Anna Riley, hfty-hve years. Thorntown, Ind.s
cancer.
Frederick C.. Carson, fifty-nine years. 1903 North
Senate avenue. cancer.
Edwin Smith, three years, 1880 Shelby street,
Group.
George Latin, twenty-five years, 964 West Wall
nut street, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Glare Glels, nineteen months. 1851 Madison ave-
nue.. commissions.
Lula James. seventeen years. 52s Bates street.
peritonitis
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Marriage licenses.

Stephen j. Dooley and Josie Smith.
Luke j. French and Lizzie Barger.
Edward Stanley and BEETLE Chambers.
Theodore Blumberg and susie Lupton
Frank Antrobus and Maggie Foster.
Ora Yoh and Gertie Wheeler
Chancellor X. Marks ana Maria Coffee.
Clarence Bradford and Anna Becker.
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CHICAGO Nov 25.--The Shoe and Leather Re
view Of Nov. &c will say: Packer hides continue
firm. The tanners have been liberal buyers for
several weeks. We quote native steer hides, L1Ac;
butt branded, LOG; Texas, 101ac; Colorados, &C.;
branded cows 9Ac; heavy native COWS, lie;
light native COWS, 1O%c Country buff hides have
advanced to 91ac.
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NEW YORK Nov. 25.-Pig iron nominal;
Southern, $iO50911 25 Northern. s1025011 rs. Cop
per firmer; lake, brokers. 122lc; Exchange, 129oQ
lS.25c, Lead dull; brokers', 3lsc Exchange. $3.50
3.75c. Tin hrmer; straits, 1S15Q1S25c; plates
steady. Spelter quiet at 5.15G5.25c.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Lead higher at S.621a9
S.55c. Spelter higher at 5221zc
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In Good Standing.
Chicago New

Chicago News.
Walking Delegate-Is Wickerton a con-
sistent union man?
Master Workman should say he was
Why, ne won't even permit his clock to run
over eight hours a day.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-California dried fruits
firm; evaporated apples, common, 7@Sc; prime
wire tray, sQS1ac choice, sAQ9c; fancy, 91sc.
Prunes, $1,000 as to size and quality. Apricots
Royal, 11G14c; Moor Park I3Q17c Peaches
Unpeeled, sl99121zc; peeled, 10000.
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COLOR, s1Ikc: No. 4white. 27lkaeeMc; No. 2 white
mixed. sOl4c; No. white mixed. sOlsc No.
white mixed 26Isei2S1zc; No 2 yellow gle: No.
yellow, Gle; No. yellow, 27G29c; No mixed,
SOlsc; No mixed. SOl4c; No. mixed. 2elA@2sIsc;
corn, 271sc
Oats-No. 2 white 2s1ac; No. white, use; No.
mixed 26ikc: No. 3 mixed. 26c.
az.
Inspections-wheat: No. red. 4 cars; No. 3. 4;
10; No yellow g: No 1, II; ear corn 8: no
grade. 4: total 81 cars Hay: No. l timothy, l
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Not worth Mentioning.
Chicago Tribune.

Colonel AlItork-It would have seemed a
horrible thing to you gentlemen. doubt not
but II was merely one of the incidents of
war. ] had trodden upon a corpse"
One Of the Sufferers--I don't dount II. i
once talked for two hours on an empty
stomach.
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oils.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 25.-spirits OF turpentine
firm at 3615Q37c. Resin. nothing doing. Crude
turpentine firm at $1.25q1 co. Tar firm at $1.20.
SAVANNAH Nov. 25.-Spir1ts of turpentine
firm at SIC. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-Cotton steady;
sales, 1900 bales; ordinary 9-16c good ordinary,
41kc; low middling, 415c niddling. 1890; good
middling. 54ac; middling fair. 15-16c; receipts.
1855 bales; stock, 35S. 1893 bales.
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Clover-Choice, $40; prime, $780, English
choice, $3.25G3.50; alske. choice s450q5: al
falfa, choice, s4.25q45o crimson or scarlet
clover, 90 $685. timothy, As lbs, prime s.. l501I 20;
light prime, s1.20q1.25; choice. sL25Q 80; fancy
Kentucky. IA lbs. sl15; extra clean, 60Q75c: or
chard grass, extra S115d1.30; red top. choice soc
Q$1.40; English bluegrass p lbs. $ll5G175 rs; Ger
man millet, $lG1.25; Western millet 60qs5c; COM
mon fnilIet. AAM60c.
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Provisions.

Hams-sugsr- IS to 20 lbs average, SEQ
&c; Is lbs average. s%q91sc; II lbs average ga
Bacon-Clear sides, 40 to so lbs average CSC;
80 to 40 lbs average. &c; 20 to 30 lbs average
nc: bellies Is lbs average. 6ikc is to % lbs
average 624c; IA to 16 lbs average, 71Rc. Clear
backs is to % lbs average, &c; IA 10 IS lbs
average. &c; to 10 lbs average. T4c In dry
salt, re less.
Shoulders-1s to 20 lbs average. SIC; Is los aver
age SIC; 10 to Y lbs average, size
ard-Kettle-rendered, sac; pure lard, &C.
Pork-Bean, clear, S1425; rump. $1O.50
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and StrOnEer-HOSg a
shade LOWer-Sheen Quiet.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 25.-Cat1e-Recelpts.
TOO; shipments fair. There very light sup
ply. The market was stronger on the best grades,
while others were dull and hard to sell at salts
factory nrices
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building Permit

Mrs J. Nogth. frame house. 2asi West Michigan
street. $780,
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Eleven Transfers, with a Total Com
sidcratiOn of $3s,725.
Instruments fted for record In the recorders
onfca 81 Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
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Local Observations Friday.
PROOF READING IS AN ART.

c. F. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
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the Peoples Gas Light and COKE Colhpa"S -
Chicago: s5.Os3 600 first mortgage A. az anu
per cent gold coupon bonds OF 1910 u "
Southern Railway Company so'Voo'ouo 'Sa
estate first mortgage collateral trust Soid oou-
non bonds. series B. c. d, and r. OF 'he
r-,itod States Mortgage and Trust Company
9, 600 OOO 3I1 per cent Michigan Central COL
.a.oraI gold bonds Of 1898: s., $4,000 o12 per
.cent lake Shore collateral gold bonds OF lV'o'
81 900 600 collateral trust per cent goid cou-
MN bonds Of 1915 Of the Adams Express Con'-
nanv and S4446O0O first mortgage per GEM
Af,v-vear gold coupon bonds OF the Facin'
Coast Company.
p,1~rsRr-RG CONSOLIDATED GAS.-Brown
Brothers g. co. closed the subscription 's' io'
81 100000 first mortgage per cent gold oonds
OF the Consolidated Gas Company Oh .he "'s'
Of Pittsburg at II a M sharp yesterday '"e
bonds having been largely over-suoscrioeo'
C. r. l. AND P. GENERAL MORIUAuh
BONDs.-The subscription for so.ooo'ooV C"io-
ago Rock Island and Pacific Railway general
mortgage per cent gold bonds at lo3h ana
accrued interest will be opened Al the once OF
Speyer & Co this morning at I'D O'CLOCK ana
Will be closed At 8 p. m. or earlier.
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COM
pANY-A quarterly dividend Of per cent
has been declared b. the Title Guarantee ana
Trust Company. which has It's mead ohlces a'
No f46 Broadway The dividend Will be pald on
July to stockholders on record on tee Closing
OF the transfer books at p. m. on June "a
The announcement is also made that the books
will be opened at 10 a m. on July l.
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Sixty "a -.
L QoA IA O.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - New-Orleans -
Commercial. 25c. premium; bank. 81 premium
Charleston-Buying, par; selling &c. premium
San Francisco-Sight 171ac; telegraph 2oc
Cincinnati-Over counter SOC. premium, be-
tween banks 25c premium. Boston-Par TO
be premium Savannah--Buying. Lice. dis
count: selling l-l6c. premium. Chcago-2oc-
premium ST, LoGis-5Oc premium
BANK CLEAP1NGs-N New York Exchanges.
s109 52s $50; balances. S62sl916 Chicago
exchanges. S164ss9i0. balances. S16S5 500
Baltimore 49, Exchanges. S261S375; balances,
S4s5 674 Philadelphia Exchanges S1l. 49,. 112
balances. s1491. 426. Boston-Exchanges. $I4,-
s;4. 49,: balances 50 32O517
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rate in
London isT1 per cent. Open market discount
rate. Il. per cent for short and long bills. Ber
lin discount rate. 3sl per cent; Paris. IN per
cent. Paris exchange on London. 20 francs 23i1
oentimes. Berlin exchange on London ~ marks
30 pfennings
EUROPEAN SECURIT1ES.-Britsh oonsols.
11lA for money and Ill 3-16 for the account.
French rentes, 1O2 francs AN centimes. Span
Ssh per cents in London 1886. declined =.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 81 Lisbon.
, 81: Buenos Ayres, 1880; Rome. 1O713.
THE SILVER MARKET.--Bar silver. 5ssc..
against $3.50. on Tuesday. Mexican silver dol
bars. 45l4c. Bar silver In London. q Nd. I'M
~<AnSsA '-'
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=. ,,
OUTSIDE 9F' ~ 40 - '''
steady. STAMINA" '' -
43tilN 800 Oh i"'S0"' -
prominent H'"'' -ol',o'
STOCK "i'H ' ',o,
brooklyn -''' '-''' 80.
y tIeNa'eo' i' 49,"
preferred io"2" i', ",,', o,-l,
'7'eltI' p'eir'' on,/o.or. 49,.
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ana "r"hu iS'""' g..
clared dl'lor"u u Y pr '0".
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has declared se'"'-' ''""' -''.''"' ~ l
cent inc N".'''i'A' Dun" ~" 49,.
semi annual ui' ,,,. -. ,oo,a..,
o"ah' ~, pao,eo Coas,
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company mas peo'ais' ,. .r,'a co, ~
on HS I's' -, o,aI It,,
dend II per cent 'a'''""' "'m" -
mer'e mas ueo'a'e e.'.,.'
per cent Inc 9ea'' pam ~ "a --''a
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per annum on do''u' ''o' 49,
ana zt2 per cent pei non" vi
man so'oV" ..,,.,,,>,
Van f'piNi - -. -
S"oIe anu -i'0''1 nj 49,,
panY mas aecidieu " ''''' va
3-2 per cent ana an ~@l8 uiN'uV"u - y pei
cent. Inc Mlchlsdn Oe"'' '"''' 'oo No"ip""S
mas Occurred us Iesu'" Va
or per cent anu " ."""u" mai
road company Us .'a' D''ius-'u y, ~
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.


Professional traders were again In controi OF
.hs stock market In the absence OF stimulating
war news and lack Of support from supstahtial
.,.eres,s the professional element was encour-
.oad 70 make further efforts to induce nQuioa-
IT, hut as far as investment holdings were
.orcsrned no success attended their maneuvres.
In the bond department there was evidence VI
genuine investment buying, the dealings III ran
road mortgage issues furnishing relatiNeiS
more active market than in stocks III IOoAs Dc
~ funds recently held back for the purpose OF
Government bond subscriptions were peihe re-
leased IT IS not unlikely that upon 'he nhai
financing Of the Government loan 'alee
..,o,,,t ~ money will move into the securities
markets. for in addition 10 the money repre-
sent,ng unaccepted bids there will be at that
,,roa heavy surplus Of uninvested funds ar1s-
inc from the regular July interest disourse-
ments
With the exception Of few speculative issues
.,o+ ora s,,sceptible 10 bear attacks the market
,noda few noteworthy losses. Baltimore ana
O,,o cold down over per cent on selnng oy
holders who evidently did not care TO take part
IN the reorganization plan, which does not oea'
easflv with the common stock Inc pan Is
certainly no more drastic than expected II
gives the stockholders an opportunity 10 sun
scribe TO what is practically new company
and assures them of being better treated III
the future than in the past. owing 10 'he CUT
.ervative basis upon which the roao VIII oe
reoreanized and the high standing ana nhanciaA
Intelligence Of the men handling the rehapilta-
ton Of the company The prospect that the
senate will pass the Hawaiian Annexation Dill
was used effectively against sugar nein'Ne
stock. which lost over per cent
pennies Gas Manhattan. Brooklyn haplo
Transit and American Tobacco were all attacked
nv hear traders and as rule yielded point
~ more. The general railway list showed weak
ness In the morning, but rallied IN the AFTERNOON
net losses when made being insignificant
Io,,o, uas a moderate buyer. but its opera
,,ons were without influence upon prices. FROM :
,nsnt interests are Indifferent over the course oi
values and as yet there is no indication ,ha'
capitalists are ready to return 70 tne nA' ne =. -
e,fher TO increase their present holdings OF 'o
renurchase stocks recently sold. Time money
rates reflected greater ease in the money mar
ket.
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RAILROAD BONDS.-Market moderately ao
i've and generally higher. Total sales amour
IN par value to 81. 5000 against sZ'Z1o'VVo Oh
Tuesday. The more important dealings were III
the Atchison issues. Brooklyn Kapi0 iIa'Is,
first 5s. Chesapeake and OHIO 41ss' For' "o'' Il"
80 nonver CITY frsts Kansas and Texas first
Az Northern Pacific general lien IS and prior
A. Norfolk and Western consol As, oregon Rail
road and Navigation As. Rio Grande Western
Nrsts Reading As. Rock Island general as
Southern Railway 5s ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain rs and seconds. Union Pacific As, Union Pa
c,Ac Denver and Gulf first receipts. Texas and
Pacific seconds and Wabash first IS
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Actual cash bal. 3lss O74lsl ssssl6sso Inc VIZ "'
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs.-Customs re-
ceipts reported from Washington S''''olo' IN
ternal revenue receipts. S232oSS and Inc HIS
cellaneous receipts, S12O46; total Government
racents for the day. 81 .O20051 expenditures
60 2o9 600 Receipts for the month to date W.
SOP 4S0; expenditures S37.O13,00O excess OF ex-
penditures, s1451057O. Receipts for The nscn
year to date. $3.50. 5oi1se; expenditures, si5-,-
h36 1o5: excess Of expenditures, $50 O3l,9ot" Re-
oeipts OF National bank notes FOR re'efnp'o"
to-day, s2753l5. ,,.os
CB-TREASURY.-The Suo-TreasuY ""'
,.x.a. % Tho clearing House $227.715. Its net
,a,r m balance was S4oS0s, made Up ny
los IN coin OF $50 666 and gain IN curreHoS
=, s1O5,474. To-day's operations incluced' ne
os,ots, So. 492 OPS; payments $3.S62.22o result
ing in a general balance Of Sl3l, 234"u' col-
s,st,ne Of SOB, 561 1853 coin and s27'o'-'4o cur
rency.
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AMERICAN SEC RITES ABROAD.

London. June 30. + m.-Amerlcan securities
were Arm all day, bu closed duN There vas
no demand Last pr. we're. Atchson. 13is
Canadian Pacific. ST. ST. Paul ;O17s Illinois
Central. 1863; Louisv .. 81. Mexican Central
new As g.: New-York entraI 1872. Erie l3's.
PENNSYLVANIA 59l. r, ling. 81, Erie nrst pre-
terred. 36a Mexica ordinary. ~: Granh
Trunk 81.
CONSOLIDATED FYCHANGE SALES.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-MOney Oh call. IA per cent
Time money 2G2is per cent for sixty days. IN
per cent for three months, per cent for louT
months and 3G3h per cent for SIX months
Commercial paper rates were 3Q312 per cent for
III reriode cor the best names. and above for
names not so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Marketd un ana un-
changed Actual closing rates were;
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY sTATEMENT.-The dairy
Washington statement. covering actuai results
of two days ago compared with the last preceu-
ing statement. gives the following balances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
SECTPITIES At Auction.
The following securities were sold Yesterday a.
auction at the New-YOrk Real Estate oalesl"'''
~. Adrian Muller Son.

by ADRIAN H. Mullei - ~ tC C1rrrsnv . ION
=, s!eTes .,tI.elioH -eet,r,i Senk .....SS $50
4 shares American Exchange Natlonal bdN-' ~
80 shares Ner-York Fire Insurance company ,o,..
each A-''
Il 900 III y Lima fOhiol per cent bonds due
April 1900 Coupons April ana OCTOBER.
Accrued interest from Apri! h-t ID oe 900
cna;gei 20 we ir,n. ard Trust COMPANY ~ y
shares Central Trust Company ...t.... Loo
t,s Ono NV York and East Pver Gas COMPANY
H., consolidated per cent g1id bonds que ,o1u
l945 coupons January and July .-.--. W. =
a. mn rars.v cav per cent water scrip. Que JuY
1907 Coupons January and july. &C
-rt,ed Interest from January last 70 De ,oo,t
charged the purchafer. io-N
~ 900 central Railroad of ew-Jersey c3nsoilAto-
~ mortgage per cent bonds. due 1879 ,o,.
coupons January April. July ana Octohes. r"1~
q. 400 Ues, Srore Railroad Company per cent
regts.er~d guaranteed bonds. DUE Z'ol IN o,,.
trESs' ,ce ara rr,s, company $50
shares national Bank of Commerce =. 2'
% s,.r., Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line ltai1- u
road CONT any
9, no Gu, and snip Island Railroad company 80
l., r. r,gage per cert gold oordh. due lF-o :"
so-A a. Gul, ard ship Island Railroad Company
ist mortgage per cent gold bonds QUO 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
STOCKS DECLINE AGAIN.
ROND MARKET FIRMER.
r,>,p MONEY EAsIER-RAILRoAD EARN
INGs

Closing prices yesterday OF the pr'nc'pAi aNuVe
securities and net changes nom iueso"S
quotations were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS

GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market inactive
Final quotations follow: