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Evening journal., 1898-12-14
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'AOAN1 -hL4-Nl' Oll bllllluNlit
President Lewis c. Vandegrift. OF the
Bayard Memorial Association, is az
present engaged night and day in the
trial Of the Kenney case, and the Way
iarer understands that the next meet
ing OF the association will be held al
ms convenience. On the aesummtion
THAI the memOriai is to he monn-
ment many scu.ptOis are already evlnc-
lng much interest. and the association
IS IN recep. Of many letters OF inquiry
winch cannot be intelligently answer
ga un1il some decision has been reach
eu Nith respect TO the character Of the
memorial.
fn0lc sentiment appears to favor the
erection OF monument on Court
house green at Tenth and Marked
streets. The unitarian element favors
me application Of whatever fund is
raised 10 the purchase of the old Rid
cue mansion at Eleventh and King
streets Tor a permanent home for the
historical Society OF Delaware. Before
a decision is reached il is probable thai
'ne aenumentalisis who favor mOnu.
merit. and the utntarians. who want :
p1ilaing' VIII argue the question from
hrolo ElA s MIDNIGHT SPRINT.
Register lf Wills Calvin w. Crossar
is a porty man. He weighs sometime
over No hundred, one-Quarter O
Nh-en is heart, good health and zoo,
nature in the several years OF tn.
Mayiarers acquaintance with him n,
instance is remembered in which tn
hofld-iaced son of rural New Casrh
Nas eul OF humcr. He takes the won.
as j comes and never meets trouble
nVNn the road. When the register ha
ms street clothes on he is a cookbook
ing SPECIMEN Of the genus homo. Wha
me looks like in a nightcap and nigh,
s4ill lne NayEarer is not prepared q
say One night recently the register
"no resides on a farm a few mile
tfpm town, heard a oommOtion anon.
MS cnlckens. In fatigue uniform n
saluSd' lorth 10 the rescue. AT frs
ne thought il WAS a negro thief piyin
ms nccturnal vocation. but there wa
an odor in the air which could nc
come from such a source in frcst
meauneT- In short, it was the sme
81 skunk. Every farmer knows wha
that Is. The animal heard him comin n
End made ct, with the suhsfhnsial aI
isfi'lnn arer him. To what length
Evening journal., 1898-12-14
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FOR THE SOUTH

southern KallWay.-tab p. M, daily
sleepers to New Orleans, Memphis, Tam
pa, Nashville, via Asheville and Hot
Springs
Atlantic Coast Line.-1249 p. m, daily
sleepers to Jacksonville Port Tampa and
Macon; 1875 night, daily, sleepers to Rich
mend and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. S.11 p
m. daily, dining car, and sleepers to Cir
cinnat
Evening journal., 1898-12-14

Schedule in effect November 20. 1898.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-08
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial MetropOlis.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Flour-Receipts, 7341
brs; exports. AIS brls; sales. 1900 packages.
Market strong and held at higher figures Corn
meal firm; yellow Western, 75c. Barley malt dull
Western. 57Q62c.
Wheat-Receipts, "a 900 bu exports 1SO227 blu.
Spot strong; No. red, zoe, f. o. b. a1oat, export
afioat. Options strong and quite active all
the forenoon, closing 1@1Ac net higher. Shorts
were impelled to by light receipts, higher
cables wet weather in the Northwest and heavy
weekly cearances; No red, spot, 70 5-16@73 9-16c
closed at 7312c.
Corn-Receipts. 1S4.35O bu exports, 1866 blu.
Spot strong No 2, 3912c, f. o. b. afioat. Market
opened steady with wheat and ruled quiet without
particular feature and closed UNCHANGED; Septem-
Der, 37A@3Sc. closed at 37kc.
Oats-Receipts 1000 bu; exports, 191, 211 bu
Spot steady; No. 2, 2S4@2S1kc; No. white 321zc
Options quiet but steady, closing unchanged Sep
TENDER, 26Ac.
Hops steady; State, common to choice 1895 crop
203c 1856 crop, 5@6c; 1897 crop, 11@12c; Pacific
coast, 1895 crop 2qSc 1896 crop, 5Q6c; 1897 crop.
11G12c.
Tallow frm city. 34@3asc: country, sss635sc
yellow, 2S1sQ24c.
Rice steady; fair to extra. 51s06%c; Japan. 57s
Q61sc. Molasses steady; New Orleans open kettle
good to choice, 2S0l33c
Coffee-Options opened steady with prices I'M
changed and showed very little speculative energy
all through the session; absence of radical
changes abroad or important local news caused
bulls and bears to proceed with caution; closed
quiet at net unchanged to points lower. Sales
Rio steady; Cordova, S1a@15c; sales fair jobbing
business.
Sugar-Raw strong and higher to buy; fair re-
ining, 3%c; centrifugal, SO test 3-16c: refined
firm and fairly active; mold A, sac; standard A.
SIC; confectioners A, SIC; cut loaf Sac crushed
sac; powdered. 5asc; granuated, 5ssc; cubes 55sc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-08
A Strong Undertone.

In reviewing the situation in Wall street,
last week, Henry Clews says: ''The stock
market maintains a very strong undertone
in spite of limited activity. Peace pros
poets, OF course, strengthened values. but
the approaching cessation of the war had
relatively little effect. The situation is,
however, relieved of very serious doubts;
there will be further big bond issues,
and the possibility of international compli-
cations is more remote than at any time
since the war began. Home conditions are
unchanged. We have so frequently re-
marked upon the improved agricultural, in
dustrial and commercial condition of the
country that repetition is unnecessary.
Nothing except unforeseen troubles can pre-
vent a higher stock market. At the mo-
ment the market refuses to move upwards
with any degree of force, because the big
leaders are not prepared TO take the in
itiative. Many are away, and the best lead
ers wisely prefer to wait until the critical
period of the crop situation is safely passed.
Should no serious damage happen, the up
ward movement is likely to be vigorously
renewed without opposition.
An important factor in the situation will
De the large increase of gold production.
According to the Mint Bureau at Washing
ton, the worlds product of gold in 1897 was
mated at $275, OOO. O0O an increase of S35 600
COO. Africa leads a gold producer, and
is expected to turn out $4,000, 900 this year.
Australia and the United States close
competitors az gold producers, each being
expected to turn out about $50, 10000 this
year. The Klondke is not proving of the
Importance anticipated. The most careful
estimates are for a product of $40 000,0 900 in
1898, which is smaller than either California
or Colorado. CALIFORNIA; product this year
being estimated at ST., 600 900 and Colorados
at $2S, 10000. Ten years ago the worlds gold
product $110,O000O0. Since then it has
more than doubled, and now amounts, as
just said, to about S275, 600 0O0. This does not
look like any scarcity of the precious metal
especially considering the prospects of new
supplies and the increasing use of other
forms of money Certainly there will be
no scarcity of gold in the United States
for in addition to our own increasing out
put and the Klondike supply, are likely
to have a large influx of gold in settlement
of our trade balance. The latter can be set
tied by returning our securities, which is
not likely; by an outflow of American cap
ital into foreign countries, which may occur
to some extent now that the war is over,
or by the sending of gold, that being the
most probable outcome. Evidently, then.
we are sure of having abundance of gold
in the country. At the same time the banks
are anxious to expand their circulation as
soon as they secure sufficient of the new
3-per-cent. bonds so the prospects are for
an abundance of cheap money for some time
to come, and we need hardly inform our
clients that this is a powerful aid to a
rising market
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-08
EIaPWherR.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 6.-Cattle-Recepts, 10
Prices unchanged. Receipts for the week. 5000.
punches of straight grass steers unfit for feeding
purposes that packers claim killing out very
unsatisfactory. Prices are 15030c lower on this
class of stock; fat steers. butchers and canning
stock steady stock and feeding cattle i0q25c high
Late sales: Choice heavy steers s5.1015.3n
medium, $450G5. 10; lights, S41505.S5; stockers and
feeders, S3.15G5; butchers and heifers, S3GD5
Western steers, So 4O@5.05; Texas steers $36465;
Texas butcher cows. SScg3so; native and range
Hoes-Recepts. $780, Market active and 5000
higher. Receipts for the week, $1,000. Good de-
to-day: Heavies. sS.75@990; mixed sS.55@3 so;
lights. 49, 45@3:7o; pigs, 60 25el35O
Sheep-Receipts. 20. Prices unchanged. Receipts
for the week, Is. 900. Slightly increased supply did
not equal the demand. This market could con-
sumo much larger supplies without affecting
prices; killing sheep and lambs active at steady
prices: stock and feeding sheep in big demand at
muttons So s5G4'40: Western wethers s46i4. 25:
lambs. SS60Q4.S5; feeding sheep. $4,000.
CHICAGO. Aug. e.-There was not enough cattle
here to-day to make a market and prices were
$4 S0G4 95 beef steers. s14.75; stockers and feed
ers, S36475 bulls, S2.50eT425 cows and heifers,
sSG4 rs; calves S2.75@7' Western rangers, s4G475,
There was a good demand for hogs from Chicago
packers and Eastern shippers. Prices ruled strong
ad g pass s hsas b tahr &c coes
mixed. sS.65GS. s21s light sS60Q395; pigs. s2.75Q
$50
The arrivals of sheep were largely consigned L
dressed meat concerns. Prices remain UNCHANGED
common 20 choice sheep. Aq475 ewes. So 25q3. rs
ferior 20 extra lambs. sss5g6.5O; feeding lambs.
a. 50d5
Receipts-Cattle 1o0 hogs. II 900: sheep. 1000
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-Cattle-Receipts, 5000
shipments. 900. The market closes with native
cattle weak and 10M20c lower than last week;
TEXANS ss on fsir g fancy S native !, shiDPnf
dressed beef and butchers steers S445.25. bulk
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-08
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 6.--Flour hrmer, holders ask
cea wheat higher r e6sns
with August 1%c, September &c. December Nc
higher; No. red, cash elevator nc; track. 7sc
August, 6sAc: September. 6s1sq6SAc; December
easier mai lower ' for futures sport
stronger; No 2 cash, S2Ac; August. SIZE; Sep
asked ,oats-Futures nc higher. Spot dull and
nominal; No. 2, cash. 23c; track, 2l&q25c; Sep
Rye nominal at 45c Fiaxseed higher at SIC
Prime timothy seed, $3.50 Corn meal steady at
east track, SIC. Hay dull, scarce and held higher
timothy So; prairie, $6Q6.75 Butter firm; cream
H s d WHISKY Sy s aq at hes Stea Pork at oSst
standard mess. tobbing:: s. Lard quiet; prime
shoulders ST. extra shor-cear sS62; ribs, S. "a
shorts, $5.s7h. Bacon-Boxed shoulders. $685.
sss 5000 bTs Wheat sn8r5S
bu; corn, $4,000 blu; oats. 900 bu. Shipments
Flour. 1900 brls: wheat 16. 900 bu; corn 1900 bu
oats. 5000 blu.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. s;-wheat-spot firm: No 2
spring, IS Cd. cornLspot Arm ~ American mixed
t new IS 3d. futures quiet August nominal Sep
fancy winter dull at IS. Hops"At London Hl1
(Pacihc COAST dull at e2a4 Beef easy; extra
prime mess. fine Western, SIS Sd; prime mess.
medium Western. ass 3D. Hams-Short-cut steady
sis; ong-ciear middes light, Sos; iong-ciear mid.
dies, heavy, 29s Cd; short-clear backs. 29s; clear
prime Western steady at 27s. Cheese dull finest
American white and colored Ss Talow, prime
city steady at 19s 3d.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 6-Flour dull and I'M
changed; receipts. 1900 brls; exports, 6.65S brls.
7s@77Ac; September, 75c: steamer No red, $40
759c: receipts. s46s4 bu exports 49, $50 blu; South
wheat by sample 70Gl7Sc; Southern wheat on
grade. 75lzg77i5c. Corn steady; spot, month and
September, 37i4Q37%c; steamer mixed 36taQ3esse;
receipts, %, 566 bu exports. 25.714 blu; Southern
white corn, 39@4Oc; Southern yellow, soc asked.
Oats quiet No. 2 white Western, 32Q3Sc: No. 2
mixed. sOaslc receipts. 15,52s bu; exports 1855
bu. Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs firm and
unchanged. Cheese steady and unchanged
CINCINNATI. Aug. s.-F1our steady. Wheat
drmer: No. 2 red, 71072c. Corn easier; No. 2
mixed. s4lsc. Oats quiet: No mixed, 231kG24hc.
Rye quiet: No. 2. 42c. Lard steady at So 10. Bulk
meats quiet at $685. Bacon steady at Sc 62I1
Whisky steady at sl.S. Butter firm. Sugar
luiet. Eggs dull at &c. Cheese steady.
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 6.--Wheat firm and high
er: August. SSc; September. 66SsG66Xc; December
64szQ64ssc; on track. No. hard, S9%c; No /
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-08
From Sundays Second Edition.)
InternaI-Revenue Law Rulings.

WASHINGTON Aug. 6-The commits
sloner of internal revenue has decided that
deeds to cemetery lots, which convey only
the right to burial therein, to erect monu-
ments, etc, do not require a revenue stamp
under the law. lie has held, also, in another
case, that on deeds of conveyance. the tax
should be computed on the true value of
the property conveyed; that on deeds con-
Veying only specified fractional interest in
undivided property, the tax should be COM
puted on the actual value of the interest
conveyed; also, that all deeds of convey
ance, where the value of the property ex-
ceeds 500, must be stamped. The fact that
the deed is deed of gift from husband and
wife does not exempt it from tax. In S-.tes
where property cannot be conveyed directly
from husband to wife. but must be conveyed
through third party, both deeds must be
stamped according to the true value of the
property conveyed. A quit-caim deed or
deSd made to cure defect in a previous
deed must be stamped. Deeds of release,
executed with the forms and solemrity of a
conveyance of right title or interest in real
estate are held to be subject to tax.
A certificate on the back or margin of
mortgage that the mortgage has been salts
fled requires stamp as a certificate. Where
however, the local laws authorize entry in
satisfaction upon the record, and the mort
gage is thus Cancelled, such entry does not
require stamp. Letters of administration,
letters testamentary or Of guardianship, it
is held, do not require stamps, but petition
for the appointment of administrators, eX-
ecutors, or guardians, do require stamps
as do bonds of administrators, ex-
ecutorS or guardians. No stamp is required
on certificate of tax sale for unpaid taxes
nor on the certificate of redemption from
SALE
1t is held, also, that every separate con-
signment of goods delivered for storage
quires a receipt which must be stamped if
the consignment requires several days in
delivery. 1t need not, however have but one
tax of % cents on its receipt If il can be
shown to be but one consignment. If no
warehouse receipt is issued the book Of the
express company. delivering the consign-
ment being signed as a receipt the stamp
should be affixed thereto. Mere local oper-
ators for the delivery of packages baggage
and the like within the same town may give
receipts which are not required to be
dition to the regular storage charge an adj
ditional responsibility is assumed the in
strument is taxed and stamped as an nsur-
ance policy at the rate of / cent on each
dollar Of premium charged. 1t is also held
that where a policy of life insurance is as
signed as collateral security for loan ex-
ceeding $100O it should be stamped as a
pledge according to the amount of the debt
secured, and not according to the face of
the policy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-08
NEWS In SUNDAYS JOURNAL.
Resume of Chief Events ChrOnicIed in
the Issue of Aug. Z.

Skaters troops have started boarding
transports at Santiago.
The Maria Teresa soon will sail for Nor
folk under her own steam.
The War Department is well pleased with
Miless campaign in Porto Rico.
Star Pointer paced a mile at Columbus,
o., Saturday against time in 1:59A.
Work is being done night and day at Mon
tauk Point, making it ready for Skaters
army.
Michael defeated McDuffie at PhiIadel-
phia in a paced twenty-fve-mile race by
thirty yards.
DR.. James B. Angel former United States
minister at Constantinople will start for
America Aug 13.
Alexander Stule, a cousin of the late Will
liam Ewart Gladstone, is hopelesSly i'll at
his home in Marshall, Mo.
Jimmy Michael defeated Eddie McDuffie
Saturday at Willow Grove, Pa. in a TWEEN
ty-five-mile paced race by sixty yards
The foreign consuls at San Juan have es-
tabliShed a neutral zone for refuge should
the city be bombarded by the American
fleet.
The funeral of DR.. VIM Pepper, the ply
stefan and scientist, who died in California
a week ago, took place in Philadelphia Sat
urday.
Commodore Schley has been ordered to
hoist his flag on one of the blockade cruis-
ers His big cruiser the Brooklyn, has been
added to SIMPSONS squadron.
The town of Guayama, Porto Rico. has
been captured by Americans. Three mem
bers of the Fourth Ohio were wounded One
Spaniard was killed and two wounded.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-08
SCARCITY OF RECEIPTS
ENABLED SEPTEMBER WHEAT To
SCORE A GAIN OF NEARLY A CENT.
Weakness Set in in the Market for
Coarse Grain and Corn and Oats
Declined-POrk Easy.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Scarcity of receipts
and active cash demand advanced wheat to-
day. September left off sc higher and De-
cember 1kd5sc. Corn closed nc lower. Oats
lost 1sc. Pork, lard and ribs were I'M
changed.
Wheat started very strong, September
opening at from 67A to csc, against 67A@
672sc at last nights close. There was no APP
pearance of any increase in the movement
of wheat and Liverpool sent higher quota
lions. Showery weather in-the Northwest
gave the bulls further opportunity as the
trade under present conditions was nervous
about the possibilities of a wet harvest in
that section The demand for the limited
offerings in the sample market was most
active and at from &c to &c over the previous
days prices Orders for round lots for ship
ment were on the market on a slight prem
ium the carload price. Chicago re-
ceived al cars, against 125 a year ago and
Minneapolis and Duluth IS, against 15S last
year Atlantic port clearances of wheat and
flour for the last twenty-four hours
amounted to 800, 600 bushels. Beerbohm esti-
mates the worlds shipments of wheat and
flour to Europe for the week at 100000 blu.
September opened 1aQSsc higher at 67$4 Q6Sc,
rose to 68Bc and closed at 6S1sM6S4c.
December began A@3sc up at'661661sc. sold
up W Otc, lHen declined TO Ob14Ub03SC DlQ at
the close.
Corn received some assistance from the
strength in wheat and also from the Kan
SaS report for the month, showing a drop in
conditions of twentyfour points, compared
with that of month ago. The weather was
acting kindly to Lne crop and it was clear
that such of it as had not been ruined past
redemption must be rapidly improving AS
a result the market openly maintained
show of strength for about half an hour;
after that there was more for sale than
there were buyers and prices gradually
worked off; September opened haAc higher
at from 3315c to $3.50, which Immediately
brought it under the influence of calls.
Near the end of the session it got as low
as 32sQ33c, but reacted a little and closed
at 331sc sellers.
Oats were firm early, but remained so as
long as corn showed strength. There were
only a few buying orders from the country
and all were filled early. September opened
1sWAc higher at 213sc, rose to 2112c and
declined to 21bc at the close.
A light run of hogs and the strength in
grains started provisions higher After the
opening squirt, however, the market went
practically to sleep until the noise with
which the grain markets close awoke it up
for two or three minutes further exercise.
The net results was that closing prices to-
day and yesterday were substantially the
same.
Estimated receipts for Monday-Wheat.
100 cars; corn, 500; oats, 315 hogs, $1,000
head.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-08
Admiral Cervera Grateful.

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. Elm response to an
invitation extended in the name of the peo-
pie of Greensboro, Ala, to visit Lieuten-
ants Hobsons home Admiral Cervera
writes under date of Aug. 2, saying:
Il thank you very much and also the
citizens of Greensboro for the kind express
sions contained in your letter, and you will
allow me to say that it is l who should
render thanks (Which l do with the greatest
pleasure) for the kind and generous treat
ment which 1 am receiving at the hands of
the American people, and 1t would be graft
flying to me to accept your invitation to
visit Greensboro, where was born the brave
lieutenant, Richmond Pearson Hobson, but
it will be impossible for me to do So for
as soon as the war is ended it will be obli-
gatory upon me to return Immediately to
Spain to account for my conduct, which
must be judged as provided for by law.
Nevertheless L shall not fail to carry
through all my life the remembrance of
such brave officers as Lieutenant Hobson,
and also the fiattering invitation rendered
me by the city of his birth. I subscribe
myself, etc. PASCuAL CEVERA."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-08
Nine Transfers, with Total COnsid-
ernfiOn of 216S.646.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder
office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. July g. 1898. as fur
nished by Theo. Stein abstracter Of titles, corner
Of Market and Pennsylvania streets. Indian
apolis, Suite 229 first office floor, The Lemcke.
Telephone 1860:
Sarah f. Bowler to James w. Bowler,
Lot II, in f. s. Rhodes's East Ohio
street addition to Indianapolis 81, 500
King Upton to the National Glue Company,
Lot s, in Brett, Braden & Co. s addition
to indianapolis: also Lot 26 In w. Bra
denis subdivision of part of Brett, Braden
& Co.'S addition TO indianapolis;
also Lots IS. 10, 90, q, %, %, "A and %,
Brett ct ais addition to Indianapolis:
Section s., township Is, Range las. 700
Robert Martindae to Emelia Seyfred, Lot
49,. in Charles Martindale: trustees,
Jackson Park addition to indianapolis. $50
Charles Fl. Trotter TO George w. Ravens,
Lots, 2. and 4. in Parmelia J. Fender
CASTS Haughville subdivision being part
of Section 4, Township Is, North Range
George H. Ravens to Odessa Schuck, Lots 2.
and 4. in Parmelia j. Pendergasts
HaughviIre subdivision. of part of the
northwest quarter of Section a. Township
To- North Range east in Haughvie..... $500
Edward Hawkins. receiver, to George Wolf,
Lot and part Of Lots l. s, Z and TO- in
Lazarus ct al.'s Meridian street addition
indianapolis 4,725
Jacob S. Mustard to oliver ]. Purcell ct al
Lot Z. In Mustards Broad Ripple addition
William A. Richards to Mary Rommel, Lot
8, in Block Al, North Indianapolis. ........ $40
Bertha Shideler TO Milton s. Meyers Lot
3d. in Boswell ct ais Grandview ad-
dition to indianapolis Observation-Disclosures. 100
Transfers o; considerable .............s16 s GAG
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Butter-Receipts, 1853
packages. Market firm; Western creamery, 14l3Q
19c Elgins, l9c; factory 1ld14c. Eggs-Receipts,
4.791 packages. Market firm Western, 14!sc.
Cheese quiet; large white, 67s@7c; small white,
7%@7%c; large colored, &c; small colored, TIC.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. eggs firm; fresh
candled Missouri and Kansas stock, 9l2c, cases
returned; seconds, &c. Butter firm; separator,
161sQ1Sc; dairy 16c
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-Butter firm and in
good demand fancy Western creamery, zoe. Eggs
hrIn fresh Western, 131aG14c. Cheese steady.
CHICAGO, Aug. Con the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter and egg markets were I'M
changed; creamery, 7AQSAc.