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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-26

Cid gath, steamer Lancaster, Salem, towing
barge Preston. for Portland.
Ar 25th, sch Thomas & Smith, Adams, from
Savannah
Ar At Delaware Breakwater oath sch City OF
Augusta Boston for coal port
SAN FRANCISCO = Ar 23d, barque Amy
Turner Warland. Honolulu.
STONINGTOZ-Ar path, sch Herald OF tne
Morning johnson. Calais.
ASLEM-Sld 25tll. sens Ripley. I'm Boston for
Portland; Kloka. DO Tor Calais: Carrie Y Miles,
do for Rockland; Chester Il Lawrence 20 Tor
Rockport; Hattie M Howes. Bangor for New,
lort: J Ponder, u, 90 for New YORK. BEN
Thurlow, Hallowell tor New York; Break OF
Day, st George for do; + g Willard. Roekland
for do, Henrietta Simmons, Gardner lot 90 ;
Aunie g. Reuben. Augusta for do; ) krndaii.
Norwalk; George Ii Mills. Sullivan for Phia1el-
phia; Annie Stuart Ellsworth for Plymouth !;
Ida, Cherryfield for do; Flora Condor, Bangor
for New York: Lucy Hammond, do for DO; La
Vita. New York for Ellsworth.
York; Eagle Boston for Bangor: Gen Banks
Boston for Portland; Uranus, AMI Sil - VIII
cutt, Hillsboro for New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN-Sid 2oth VIM Col-
I'm In port 25tn. bsraue Nellie NJ Siade Charles
ton for Portland; schs Abby Bentley Newark
ark for Bangor: Mary Langdon. Scuth annoy
for bo0thbay; John Stroup. DO Tor Banuoipn
VIM Tadd New York for Calais; Francohia.
Rockland; Lester A Lewis, ElizabethpoIt lot
Bangor; Ernest r Lee, Amboy for Winterport ;
Dick Williams Hoboken for Passport; InomaS
Borden, Ronkout tor Kennebunkport; Epen n
aslpIia for bald Island Eliza J Hamilton, i'm
Perth Amboy tor Portland
WEYMOUTH-Ar 25th. schs VicksDurg. and
Victory, Bangor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-26

Passed AMER Ocr 10. ship Emily Whitney,
Shanghai for New York
Ar at Glasgow Nov "A. steamer Manitoban.
Montreal.
Ar at ghemanius Nov 16. ship John A Briggs,
Honolulu. to load for Cape Town. CGH.
At Ponce Nov II. sens Lizzie 4 DenDisor.
Ross, from Philadelphia, ar 9th; ChaS Camp
BELL Stevens. for st Jago
Sid Got 81. sch Jas q Beechar. Dunn, st John
PR; Nov IL, brig Henry B Cleavas, Cole, for
Ar at Savanna Mar Nov 8. Cearles Loring.
Luut Barbados.
Ar at Black River. ia, Nov 10th, brig Irene.
AT at bermuda Nov %. barque Lottls Moore,
Welt, Norfolk.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-11-26
EXCHANGE pIspAcH.


Arat Barbados Nov IS, sch Elizabeth Cook
Calais.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept 30 tSpeciaD.-Whea to-day
was weak everywhere. the September on 'nree
certs here and the September al New-fork OH
four cents. December In this market lost cent
Everything closed about the bottom Inc de-
cline the result of larger Western oherihss
and hesitation in the export business No'h'"s
was done In cash here. There were claims iro'"
the seaboard 81 considerable export business
there. hut it was certainly the fact that Ne"
York trying To resell cash wheat IN TINS
market New-York reported forty-hve loao'
September sold from Is to Ga. cents and closed
ai ~ cents December opened al "a cents sofa
between "a and 622. and closed at 62s4 TO o-'s
cents. The total at primary points to-day was
400 900 bushels larger than the same day last
year There were larger seaboard clearances
$4,000 bushels. hut this was about the ol'
thing for the bulls to take comfort in The North'
west had / 100 cars. against lOl9 year ago.
Chicago. 20S cars against 25S cars. and the locai
estimate for Friday was 3l5 cars. Liverpool
was unchanged to y penny higher. but fa'''
was lower. The Price Current" said the co"
ditions for fall sown wheat were as goou no
they possibly could he. Russian crop ad'ioe'
were conflicting to-day. but Liverpool SAID 'ha'
Russian offerings there were increasing 81
Louis was a free seller In this market Loc".
bulls were discouraged. Every one bore In miha
October would soon be at hand. and. accoruihs
to tradition. October is a bear month.
Corn last three eighths to half cent anu
closed at the bottom. There was a good deal u
liquidation Holders who have been trying tho
hull side OF late gave up but the principal oea'
influence was the increase Of offerings from inc
West. particularly from Illinois. That mao.
sellers OF the elevator interest. December opehe"
at 29Ts cents. sold between 29Is and 29's GEMS
and closed at DON cents. May opened at OLE
cents and closed ut 3l3s to 3lis cents Receipts
were 765 cars. with $40 estimated for rr'u"''
Samples were half cent lower. Cables VIZ ao
irregular Seaboard clearances were 5oooVV
bushels. THE Price Current" claimed sae''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
CENTRAL OHIO REORGANIZATION.

A Man sor the reorganization ~ the CentrN
Ohio Sandusky Mansfield and Newark. Column
bus and Cincinnati Midland Railroad, Newark.
Soroerset and Straitsville and the Pittsourg
Junction Railroad companies has been prepared
bv Iouis FITZGERALD Edward r. Bacon Henry
rudee and William A. Read. Advisory Commit
toe Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Conn
ranv reorganiz ation. and that comranys ~
organization managers have undertaken the
contamination the plan. II Is proposed that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. As
reorgan,zed. shall acquire the properties named
in the plan. provide new capital for enlarge
ment betterment and extension or said proper
lies it's bonds to be known as Baltimore ana
Ohio. Pttsburg Junction and Middle DIVISION
first mortgage 3is per cent gold bonds ana also
the surplus u It's new preferred stock Inc
right ls reserved 70 consolidate the lines ncludeo
IN the Central Ohio system into new corpora
ton
The new Baltimore and Ohio preferred STOCK
amounting to $j.sSS.s,o is 10 be issued IN ex-
change for existing bonds and stocks The re-
organization managers. however. intend 70
recommend 10 the Baltimore and ONO company
70 restore the reserve OF new preferred STOCK
thus appropriated syndicate has been formed
nv Speyer & Co and Kuhn. Loeb &C.. OF New
York and Speyer Bros. 81 London, 70 puF-
chase S4O0.No Of the new 81 per cent oondA
The cash requirements Of the plan are as io''
lows Unpaid and accrued interest on SandusSy'
Mansfield and Newark Railroad Company per
cent bonds about S25oWo; extensions. improve
ments. equipment etc. about S3"''""' syni''
cate compensation and EXPENSES. ABOUT F'''''
Vno. total. S3.SDG0. 10 he raised from 'he se's
OF 81 GDONN Pittsburg Junction and Middle III
vision Be- per cent bonds. Deposit Or secuI'"eS
under this plan must be made with the Me'
camille Trust Company on and after octooeF
next t-pon the completion Of the reorgai@a'
ton holders or certificates Of deposit FOR san
1uskv Mansfield and Newark Railroad COM
pnnv first mortgage per cent bonds VIII %
paid in cash and the matured and unpaid cou'
pOnS on said bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES Market dun and
steady Standard oil closed a 4l6mil1 against
414i4M415ie or Wednesday. Last prices Of
other prominent issues were: Brooklyn Ele-
waited. new stock 25ism27i1. preferred. 55M;S;
Brooklyn city Railroad. 2l7M2l9: Standard Gas.
common. 13im129. preferred. 160 Mutual Gas.
3OOM32J: New Amsterdam Gas common. 2If
2S: preferred. 61m6S. Glucose. common. 57@5S:
preferred. I07kMl0S.
GOLD IMPORTS.-Total Imports OF gold from
Europe and gold now on shipboard bound for
the United States amount to ST. 800 600 since
The steamer Lain. ARRIVING yesterday. brought
over f153 021 gold and 500 900 francs gold con-
signed as follows Brown Brothers. f214 800;
Lazard Freres flSOMO. United States Mort
gage and Trust Company f1OO.WO: Manhattan
Trust Company. 10000; Heidelbach. Ickel-
heimer & Co. fJ1 021: Kountze Brothers. 900
600: ito order" 100000: Ladenburg Thalmann
& CO.. 100000 francs. and two consignments to
unknown persons for ga 800 and & 900
STOCK EXCHANGE LISTINGS-The follow
the Stock Exchange: Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Company. $515.000 add-
tional asserting stock making the total amount
listed to date SS.Sl3 006: Washington Central
Railroad Company. 81 53S000 first mortgage 4
per cent gold coupon bonds OF 194S. Erie and
Pittsbure Railroad Company. $3.36S.OOO general
mortgage 3h per cent gold guaranteed coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30

weakly statement Of the Bank 81 Eng lana SNOW
the following changes compared WIN lns =
nrevious account Total reserve decrease
81 O32 900 circulation increased t4o''"o' puIho,
decreased f627019 other securities inc,ea go
70 797 900 other deposits increased tl'llo'"m,
nuhIic deposits increased 100 go. notes reseI
Increased 81 OF 600. Government securities oe
creased 1925 600 The proportion OF the Bank ~
EnsIand's reserve to liability. which last Week
was 20 % per cent is now Abb per cent. NJ
Bank Of Engands rate or discount remains "
changed at per cent.
The weekly statement Of the BANK OF M III
shows the following changes as compare VIZ
,ha nrevious account: Notes In circulation III
crea sed GS S75 600 francs. Treasury NOES cur ,
rent Increased 35S750O0 francs. GOLD IN manu-
decreased 1924 900 francs. bills discounted ~
creased IA ,rI0O0 francs. silver IN nan" "e
creased 100000 francs.
FOREIGN MONEY MARkET-,aII , fase ~,
London 2l2d3 per cent. open market "a nr
rate il -16M2a, per cent for snort anu % -
cent for long bills. Berlin discount rate - ~.
cert: Paris 11s per cent Berlin exchanee vi
London 20 marks 41l2 pfennings. rariS ~
chanre on London 81 francs 80 centimes'
EIrROPEAN SECURITIES British consols'
100 L. 16 for money and 10 for the account iI,.
French rentes. 102 francs III cent'''eS' 'P
4 per cents in London. AIS. ,,,
THE SILVER MARkET-Bar silver vi o. :.
unchanged Mexican silver dollars 4.'@'' Ia"
silver in London. IS 5-1Gd.. unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 'o,'w 90 5''"'"
"A so Buenos Ayres. l3OSO; Rome ''''-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30

hords Of 1910 divided into S22oo"" ser'e'
"B" and s111sOOO series &C
IoNDON OPERATIONS. - London again
bought stocks in the local market yes''''"''
taking in all about 100 shares
RANK DIVIDEND.-The Gallatin Naioa'
Rank has declared it's 1920 consecutive se''',
ANIMAL dividend. payable October IT, In aou'-
,,on m the regular dividend Of D per cent d"
extra ono Of per cent was declared
rCTED NEMBER-George H. Ropin-
sor q member Of the firm Of Harvey FISH
70 was elected n member OF the Stoch HN
change Yesterday.
CLEARING HOUSE NEWS.-The anhua,
r,eetinr of the Clearing House Association VIII
he hold next Tuesday. Under the tWo-year
limit rule 7 Edward Simmons, the president
will then retire from office Besides elcctihs
new presid mt the members VIII vote ioi WV
committeeman on each Of the hve committees
~ the association 1t was said yesterday that
~, o,earrqs of the association will be the larg-
est in the history Of the institution. with one eH
oention 1Se1 when they amounted to S4sooo-
S1S21231.
t%rrpEST PAYMENTS.-Word was received
at tho Sub Treasury yesterday that the Depart
n1ent at Washington will anticipate al '"'eie'
hecon,ne due on November l. All November
bond coupons will be paid on presentation oi
October 10 The checks for interest on regis
,ered bonds Of the loans Of 1904 and 1879 VIII De
con. ont for pavment October 20. and on those
of 1sos az soon thereafter they can be pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
A HERO IN REAL LIFE.
From Tn. Cleveland Leader.

From The Cleveland Leader.
de.iu. !.ins anu ;hen ca is up the reporter. TO tell
them about 1t. Such man merely runs after no.
toriety. He does things-great things. perhaps-not
for the love OF doing them or because he feels In
duty bound to do them. but because he longs for
the public's praise. lie Is far from being a hero
In the best sense OF the word.
IL is the man who does a brave deed and then
saws nothing that is the real hero The who
saves a drowning maiden from the waves and then
gets away without asking her hand In marriage or
q loan from her father il the man who deserves to
be immort allied In song and otherwise. Such a
man. II seems is resident Of this city At all
events we have just received copy of The
Chatham (Ont) Evening Banner. containing the
following marked Item:
Miss Edna Fellows. youngest daughter OF w. K.
Fellows had a very narrow escape from drowning
AT RoDdeau last night The young girl fell from
the pier into the ake at point where the current
runs strong. and was in great danger OF drowning
when a Mr. Smith, of Cleveland. jumped into the
water and swan TO her rescue. After considerable
difculty the little girl saved from her PEERLESS
position no worse for her experience"
There YOU are There Is a real hero for you lie
could not have thoroughly hidden his identity
~ no had said he was John Smith, Of Cleveland
or anywhere else Moreover. he not only saved q
human life, but he helped 10 cement the BOND OF
Fellowship between the two great English speakins
nations and to reflect credit upon the city wnch ne
calls his home. There is one thing more however
that we wish Mr. Smith would do. and that is
teach our Canadian friends how to spell perhoas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
RAILROAD BONDS.

strong On a small hut we'll distributed volume
Of business Total sales amounted in par value
to 81. 9S3 600 against So. $4,000 on Wednesday.
The more important dealings were In the Atchi-
son issues Chesareake and Ohio consOl %.
Nashville Chattanooga and 81. Louis lists. on
tario and Western issues. Northern Paciflc gen
era lien Is and prlor is. Oregon Short Line 49,
Texas and Pacific DDS. Union Pacific Is. Union
Pacific Denver and Gulf LIST receipts, Jersey
Central general "a. Chicago Terminal Is. Kansas
City Pittsburg ard Gulf lists. Metropolitan
Street Railway Is Mexican International As
New York Central Lake Shore 3l2s, San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass is. Baltimore and OHIO
issues (when issued). Norfolk and Western con
sol As Houston and Texas Central Is and Union
Elevated Us receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

tordon Sent 20 / .. m.-American securities
o,orod ,,oak and later reacted and closed
s,aadv with light demand Trading was pro-
toss,opal Last prices were: Atchison. lZFs'
canadian Pacific. SSas; st. Paul, ITO ex diVl-
dend Illinois Central. 114h; Louisville %
Union Pacific preferred, 61h; New-forK Ce"-
trai 1891. OK dividend. Erie. II; Pennsylvania.
GuIs; keading -, Erie nrst preferred, 3o1.' ana
\,rfheln Pacific iNl2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30

,,u, cash bal s7lo ~ |Go salisi7o}a Inc N37i i7o
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS - Customs re-
cepts reported from Washington. S'HG.626 In
tcrnal revenue receipts. S1oO.7l2. and the mis-
cellaneous receipts. Sl3Nil. total Government
receipts FOR tho Clny. Slilil 100. expenditures.
81 iil 900 Receipts FOR month to date. S3I-
sGi 90. expenditures. SCI lSi0Oo. excess ~ OK
penditurcs. SlG:2l.92S Receipts FOR the fiscal
year 10 date. Sl23. l93 SIS expenditures. Sls4
40 1913. "xcess n expenditures. SCI .216@o6 Re
ccipts ~ National hank notes for redemption
yesterday. sci .665
STR-TREASI'RY Tho Suh-Treasury was
debtor n the Clearing House SS26G}I. Its net
loss on balance was Sl.334.022. made up by A
loss in currency Of 81. 300. 003 and loss In coin
Of SI33 900 The days operations included: Re
ccipts 81 30S 81 payments. 1862 Ri result
ing in n general balance ot SlS9r2t 10 CON
sis,ing ~ Sigh lol O2i coin and So s:'3 l3o cur
rency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
Following are the posted rates OF the Ieading
axoware ~ foreign exchange:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - New-Orleans -
Commercial. 81 % discount; bank, SOC premium.
Observation-Disclosures. &c. discount; selling par
Sam Francisco-Sight. Tic: telegraph. 20c Gin
cinnati-Over the counter. soc. premium; be-
tween banks, par to 25c. premium. Boston
15c to 20c. premium. Savannah-Buying. l-16c.
discount; selling. 75c. per $1,000 premium. Chi
cago-15c discount. ST. Louis-25c discount.
BANK CLEARINGS-New-Yo York Exchanges.
S132 GA 1856: balances. $7.015020 Chcago-Ex-
changes, $40 l56, 461; balances 50 49, 1888. Ros-
ton-Exchanges. S14.5116 36; balances. $1,000
641. Baltmore-Exchanges - IA $50; bal
ances S525.65 Observation-Disclosures SILL
633. sos; balances. 81. 1872 107.
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS. - The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
THE FEDERAL TREASFRV.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT-The daily
Washington statement covering actual results
of two days ago compared with the last proceed
Ing statement gives tho following balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
STOCK VALUES RALLY.
SMALL ADVANCES MADE.
R1-RIINGTON's GOOD SHOWN" M"'
HATTAN's POOR PROSPECTS,

Closing prices Yesterday OF '"e pm"
tive securities and net changes "''''
DAVIS quotations were as foIoWs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS Sales. Sl.Vo cou-
pom Is Of 1907 AT 11li9. and Si"'" rs 'when
issuedl AZ lNlla n 1917. Final HuOtatiOn follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
MONEY AND EXCHA NGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call, ; per cent.
with exceptions at 80 and 2i2 per cent. Time
money 3D. per cent for sixty days. 3%Q4 per
cent for three months 3i3@4 per cent for four
months and 3l9d4 per cent for six months Com
Ynercial paper rates were 4d44 per cent for the
hest names for all periods and above for names
not so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market a trhe
easier Actual closing rates were
Cables Sight Sixty days.
S sts,,cns h2,H I'D s22na5 2i-IS 52ss 100
rn'nh.rL, 05 $4,000 1915 % 3-i6d84x
SS"'iaers " 20 l-l6a40h 3o7td39 Is IS
Following are the posted rates Of the leading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
SALES AT THE STOCK EACHAN"H

RAILROAD AND OTHER SIOChH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30

k 4 Co.. No. IS Broad st.
Bid. Asked.
q = a + 5pc h. 100 i0Gi,
Sea board 4 r IS. i0t
Bait Traction 6s. lO2%
G Ry Eek q l IS. ia
Bait City z 6s... III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Eek dividend Nominal twith Interest,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
BOSTON STOCKS.
MONTREAL STOCKS.

Furnished by Andrew mckinney & Co. No 80 BROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Van Schaick 4 {
nlb ASKED
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25

quarters from Pacific ports, 1000 quarters; from
other ports none. The imports of corn into Liver
pool from Atlantic ports for the week were q, 500
quarters.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 24.-F1our quiet; receipts.
1885 brls; exports Wheat inactive and firm;
spot 76i4c receipts 122 0O7 blu: exports. 1l000 bu
Southern wheat by sample. 7oa77c. Corn strong;
spot, 377sc steamer mixed, 36ssG365sc; receipts,
1o9 AS bu; exports liza bu; Southern white cori
3715c: Southern yellow 3Sc. Oats quiet; No.
white Western. 29G3Oc receipts H176 bu. Rye
firmer; No. Western. 57ssc receipts 4.6s4 bu;
exports. 51,s2S bu. Butter steady. Eggs firm al
17i2G1Sc. Cheese steady.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 24.-Flour stronger; fancy,
S3.05Q3.35; family. S2.50Q2.15 Wheat firmer: No
red, 70@70i1c. Corn strong and higher; No.
mixed, 34c. Oats firm: No. 2, sac. Lard quiet al
S4.s5. Bulk meats easy. Bacon duh at $3.50
Whisky steady at s1.25. Butter firm. Sugar
steady; hard refined. 4.0S@5.72c. Eggs firm.
Cheese firm; good, prime Ohio fiat, S12q9c.
TOLEDO. Oct. 24-Wheat active and higher
No. 2 cash. October and December. 74c. Corn
dull, but steady; No. mixed, 33c Oats dull
but steady: No. mixed, 2S1sc. Rye dull. but
firm; No ?. cash. 52ikc. Glover seed active and
higher; prime cash. old, $4.65: new s4.S5; October
s4.S2ls; December, s..
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 24.-Wheat higher; No.
Northern, 70i5c; No. Northern. 69i4c. Rye high
er; No. /, SIC. Barley firm; No. 2, 46lsc; sample
SS@46c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-25
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce Mt the Sea.
boards Commercial Metropolis.


NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The highest prices of the
season were reached in the wheat pit to-day.
December sold up to 77s4c during the regular ses-
sion and reached 7sc the late curb The ad-
vance followed weak opening and was based on
a sharp drop in consols and a late advance in
Liverpool cables resulting from a
Local traders and foreign houses sold heavily
around the opening and were caught in the SUISSE
quent rise. There export orders in the mar
ket but they were affected by the big jump in
prices and only ninety-three loads were taken at
all ports The visible supply increased 25O 600 bu
Flour-Receipts 49, 1898 brls: exports a. 5S4 brls
Market strong and held higher with moderate
trade. Corn meal firm; yellow Western 75c. Rye
strong No. 2 Western 54c, c. /. +. Buffalo: 5Sl2c,
Western 55I65c
Wheat-Recepts. ss7. 5S5 bu exports. 1si 1852 bu.
Spot irregular: No 2 red. S0Rc. f. 0. b. afloat
Options opened easier, with local and foreign
short selling and unsettled cables the features A
strength at Liverpool and emphatic advance here
with general covering by the talent; closed strong
at 17sd1s4c net advanced No. red, May, 1880
Corn-Receipts. i2s,575 Blu; exports. 12OsOs bu.
Market hrm; No 49c T. o. b. afioat Options
strength in wheat. small visible supply increases
and covering closing 1la@15sc higher; May. $500
Oats-Receipts. lis, 500 blu; exports. lis, 2l6 bu
Spot quiet; No. 2. 294c. Options dull.
Cotton-seed oil steady prime crude, lSc; yellow,
Coffee-Options opened quiet and steady at I'M
changed prices to 5 points decline. developed
siderable activity. but weakness under liquidation
following unsatisfactory European and Brazilian
cables. absence of speculation and indifference OF
spot buyers; closed barely steady at SOLO points
lower. Sales. 1900 bages. including: November.
5.1o@5 15c; December, 5.25@5.sOc; January, 5.4Oc;
July, $500; August. 5s5c; September. 5s7@5. 9Oc.
Spot coffee-Rio quiet: No. Z. invoice &c, Jobbing
Sugar-Raw firm fair refining. sac; centrifugal,
Sc test 4Ac; molasses sugar, SEC; refined hrm