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The herald., 1898-08-13
Priccs and Prospects Of the Trade In
Cereals


CHICAGO, Aug. 12-Renewed indications
OF smaller receipts at western primary mar
kets, together with better prices at Lfvsr-
strained relations between Russia and Eng
land, growing out Of the friction over China,
was also factor. Reports showed consid-
cradle alarm and the disposition was to
cover. AS there was little for sale'5 the
competition sharp, prices gradually I'M
proved. The demand for shipping lots OF
wheat was lighter than 1t was yesterday,
perlenced In the market for carloads. The
extraordinary condition Of the cash trade
was the most influential feature>of the sit
uation, and the price of September. edged
upward. after slight reaction. The ag-
gregate receipts for the day atwestern pri-
mary markets was $4,000 bushels, against
740,0 900 bushels last year. September closed
%q1c higher and December gained hlMc:
4 good inquiry from the east for cargo
influence of the governments optimistic
figures, however, was still sufficient to pre-
vent any general investment buying. Sep
TENDER rose M@Ac.
Oats dlspayed a moderate strength on
liquidation by commission 'houseI. There
was good demand for cash, both old and
new. The close was hc higher.
Comparatively small receipts and higher
prices for hogs at the yards started provis-
ions firm. Packers were free sellers at the
slight advance with which the trading COM
menced and the demand was soon obliter-
ated. Radical weakness, however. did not
set In until a few minutes from the close,
there was sudden collapse and the mar
ket closed in a semi panicky condition. Pork
lost l2ilc, lard 1ADl2iac and ribs l71sc on the
day.
The herald., 1898-08-13
Dun & Co. - Review

wsekiy Review q as Trade viii say tomorro o
Prospects; Of peace have had CURIOUS in
plainable on common sense grounds. No
body really feared disaster or exhaustion
Of national resources. and nobody feared
that a5nynody else vas " AFRAID Of IT either
been placed since Spain asked for peace.
In some Industries the gains have been
large for about two weeks, while, in some
appear this week, but involves considera-
Bile increase in the working force.
Crop prospects are on the whole more en-
corn fs much larger than the commercial
a heavy yirs;id. Wills allowance in made Tor
its habtua error IN .so wheat Tet ~
sible disturbance. Securities are stronger
and there Is no harmful speculation in
stocks or products. Rarely has The flnan-
cal outlook been more nearly unclouded.
While wheat is four cents highet for the
week. there is less doubt than a week ago
that II will rule lower during the coming
BY farmers ahd consequent heavy shrlnkage
In western receipts have reduced the visible
supply below all past records. but everybody
that Quantity is within days run Of Chi
ceko. The more effective change is In the
decrease In exports. which have only been
s,2s7,sls bushels fi 10y E, INCLUDED, from both
showing but a slight increase Of half mil
ZION bushels for two weeks compared with
last week The price Of corn has declined
q shade for cash.
The iron and steel trade fully supports
the differences drawn from recent events
The demand for steel is SO heavy that some
Of the biggest concerns have been buying,
one taking 10000 tons, advancing the price
at Pittsburg from $3.50 to s15.25 which was
at last refused. Bessemer pig Is steady,
and other pig there and at eastern and
western markets generally steady, but rails
have been advanced by eastern makers to
SIS per ton. The makers Of structural
beams have advanced the price 81 per ton.
and makers of merchant pipe have advanced
the price per cent while piate-makers are
crowded to the point of refusing orders,
both east and west. and bars are stronger,
with many mills engaged for work ahead.
Illustrating the demand, are reports Of or
ders for 90 900 car axles at Chicago, 10000
tons structural work there, ana big orders
at Philadelphia for cast-iron pipe and 5000
Hsstefr works now appear to be crowded
to their utmost capacity, as the western
works have been for some weeks. In the
minor metals there Is heavy buying. Textile
works have been sleeping but are now
ds now much better, although not yet ex.
tensive enough to warrant paying the
pr1ee1 askslr t65. new yoel and neeIly all
4AS> sAaU.heen excl6 -stock. C6t'As-
The herald., 1898-08-13
ON CHANGE
Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street

Conditions as Shown by Transactions
on Wall Street
NEW YORK. Aug. 1a-There was some
continuation today of yesterdays selling
to realize on the the recent sustained adj
vance In stocks. The bears were much
ing confidence as the day progressed. The
advantage at the close was clearly with
the bear contingent, but the BULLS were BY
no Iso, means routed and CONTINUED to absorb
decline quite firmly, but without overcom-
Ing the general downward tendency The
effects Of last nights FURRY In call money
call loans were made at per cent. There
Is nothing which brings 80 quick a response
in a speculative market at a stiffening of
call money, and the buying of stocks halted
this morning; It was, expected that the
cash absorbed by the treasury on account
Of me government would in future be left
on deposit with the national banks, but
treasury's absorption on BOND account.
The money rate eased off during the day
a ae closed WsEs at ~ bd The bears * M
for their campaign. The persistent weak
ness of Manhattan all day on reports Of
decrease OF earnings was a factor In their
ceptibly during the middle portion of the
day, after the fears of tight money had
subsidized. The bulls took hold Of the low
piiceu rdlirOdus STOCKS anu DlQ up North
err. Pacific over point. The bears Anal
raid In the last hour was centered on Lou
lsville and Nashville in connection with
the statement Of the earnings for the first
$4,000 There was a Hprivate telegram
from Chicago in circulation, reporting vel
low fever in Texas and Alabama. Louis
vile and Nashville dropped two points be-
low the highest point. The bears expressed
their apprehension that the Anglo-Russian
crisis would result in forced liquidation in
New York for London account, although
London was buyer of stocks here early in
the day.
TIL market reacted all around. some stocks
falling to the lowest, but others showing
quite firm tone There was only feeble
rally, howver, and the close was near the
low point of the session. Net changes were
very irregular, quite a number Of the low
priced stocks showing sharp gains.
There was a marked falling Off in The
business in bonds, under yielding tenden-
cy Of. prices. The Oregon Navigation 4 per
cents made the second In the list Of the re-
organised fours to touch par. following
closely the Northern Pacific prior liens.
Total sales, $37S0,00O.
United States new tours, registered, and
the old tours, coupon, declined u In the
bid prices.
The herald., 1898-08-13
The Ocean of Beer

1.-THE carefully prepared statistical table
of the worlds production of beer, COM
piled annually by our contemporary, Gam
brinus, has just been published for 1897.
and" says the Brewers Journal, 1--WE ap-
pend a synopsis Of the figures as far as
they are likely to interest our readers
They afford at once comprehensive review
of the progress in brewing made by the
various countries during the year and prac-
tcal evidence of the Importance to the
world, from financial and industrial stand
points, of the great brewing industry.
"In Germany, during the year in ques-
ton, the number of breweries has de-
creased from 21,5o3 to 2l,23e, falling off
of 267, but their product has increased
s15,S54 hectoliters. viz, from 6O,562,5s9 hec-
toliters in 1896 to 61,47S,453 hectoliters In
1897 The amount OF revenue collected from
her brewing industry was s72ss,soe Aus
TRAN crowns Zone Austrian crown equals
1913 cents United States currency, and the
material employed included 1882. es1. 500 XII
los of malt and 23.O53,0oo kilos of hops. of
which her production was "a. 457, 800 kilos.
"Great Britain and ireland followed
closely after Germany with 1896 breweries.
but total production of 57.S2b,o9 hec-
population). The beer tax paid by these
countries amounted. to 234, 81 200 crowns
$40 crowns per capita). and they used g..
2S3, 0O4, 900 kilos Of malt and 80, $3.50 200 kilos
of hops, of which their total production
was 1s. All. 900 kilos.
I'm the table third place Is given by Gam
brinus, following Its usual custom, to q
combina ton of the United States of North
America, South America, Australia etc.
This is a very unsatisfactory feature Of the
compilation, and one to which we have fire.
,quently called the attention of our es-
teemed contemporary. The figures for the
United States, for Canada and the Austria
liam colonies and for British India are
available and would be Of considerable In
terest for the purpose of comparison II
given separately. The combined countries
referred to are credited by Gambrinus with
the production in 2471 breweries of g. 756. 1872
hectoliters of beer C74.15 liters per capital
and the payment of PSI. 025,52s crowns for
beer tax. Returns from many Of the cour-
tries included are unobtainable, SO that the
figures cannot be regarded as reliable.
1.-THE United States really occupies third
place on the worlds list of beer brewing
countries, the sales of malt liquor for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1897. in this
country being %s.47s04s hectoliters, on
which, d tax equivalent in round figures to
l60, 900 crowns was collected.
Fourth in rank among beer brewing
! %et4lxips = AmaAsta-l Hungary. with.a total
The herald., 1898-08-13

BUTTER-Extra local a2-ounce squares.
CSC; fancy creamery, northern, S2-ounse
500. Squares. 4oc; fancy tub. per H..
Z EGGs-2Oa2lc per dozen:
isc; California half cream. per H., toc;
coast full cream. per h.. INC; California
R RSwss or p Anfso d. s IFS dS xaUqa
0 P;o ST eResE'e dozen Hens, sSoe5oe;
ySSnE nr roHs,srs S S t Sd ro';t95s ~
SSSns' gsess. apiece, 75c@i.w
Observation-Disclosures 81 soc@l;9o; on.
cabbage. per 100 lbs, 6o@75c; carrots, per 100
lbs. Ssc; ehiles, dry. string. 1logi.2s; Mex
Per S sos Per d. sgae gar
pa r 7sassc; cucumbers. Ias6c BOX.
GREEN FRUiTs-Bananas. bunch. 81. q
h. q sssc 'Tss tsn'y
ries, white, 45@So; do. black. 5000 apricets.
per box. 5oc; raspberries. per box. s9loc:
BOX, so@s5c; Logan berries, per box, 1860;
1860; figs, per box. 100000; peaches. per
49, sdsoxn e iSsssss ssgss
LII, per box, 1.S6; 2-crown, loose. in sacks,
per ib:. &c; S-crown. loose in sacks. per H. /.
psss HSseseS SrG Saeheyps PED BEANS 49, ss1
per shell. 12@13c; hard shell, 70Sc; pecans.
&; io sSas It. ,a ssi California raw 4Sc;
.LARD-Rex pure leaf. ,tierces. &c; spe-
CITRUS FRUITs-Fancy navels. ls5g
20 per boz; fsneX seedlings sSnins h!Sg &c.
'e pDRRdEsss s MExTslxil per it,: kess.
sc &c. hind nV quarters, No. a. 7c: ribs Of beef.
loc; veal. 7qsac; mutton ~; llamb ,d g.;
LivEsToCK-Per ID: Heeyss,. s9aMc;
hogs, &c; lambs. per head. 1902. 90; sheep.
CURED ME4Ts.Rsx AsmA loKe; pic
lie; fancy breakfast bacon, -11xc: dried
beef. Nsc; smoked tongues, soc; dry salt
clear bellies. 1870 av.. SIC; dry gait clears.
NO ay.. 7stci salt clear backs. TIC.
HoNEY AND BEEswAx-Honsy in
wax 004A ,Asx pound. .----.-----.---
The herald., 1898-08-13
The Denver Convention

The program Of the American Bankers
association convention, to be held in Den
yer on the 2Sd. oath and 25th of this month,
Of welcome on the first day by the governor
of Colorado and by the mayor of Denver
The president of the Denver clearing house
will also speak. Then will follow Preside It
Hendricks address and reports of the var-
GUS committees. At the second days ses-
sion there will be open discussion on PA
triotic Spirit Of Bankers" "the Bank
Clerk" practical Safeguards Against
Check Raising" An essay upon Thirty
Years in Bank will be read by Z. H.
Pullen, vice president Of the Bank Of the
Republic. The election of officers will be
held on the third day.
The herald., 1898-08-13

OF 1862 breweries, producing In 1897 70, S23S 5s
hectoliters Of beer, on which tax OF 49,
459.204 crowns was collected. The amount
of malt consumed was 452, 1o2. 800 kilos, with
S270,600 kilos Of hops, of which 8029. 75o ki-
los were of domestic growth.
'Jhe remaining countries, according to
their production, are classed as follows:
Belgium. SO57 breweries, 1O.364.s1e hectol'-
tiers u4e.S liters per capital, is. 1923 1886 crowns
tax (1s5 crowns per capital. France. 2546
hreweries. 9.24s.sl4 hectoliters (27.9 liters
per capital. 19497,61 crowns collected for
beer tax Ga crowns per capital. Russia.
1885 breweries, 1882 726 hectoliters c. 81 liter"
per capital. tax paid (at the rate Of 0.315
per capita) 18.124,Ss5 crowns. Denmark's
3A breweries produced 1854, 84S hectoliters
Of beer 81 llters per capita; the beer tax.
at crowns per capitn, amounted to 10
267 LAB crowns. Switzerland, with 304 brew
cries. produced 1901, 96 hectoliters of beer.
at tho rate of A.2 liters per capita; no beer
tax is collected in this country. Sweden.
which also collects no beer tax, had $40
breweries that produced 1,521. 72O hectoliters
Of beer. 24.S liters per capita. Holland, in
1897, had 42S breweries, sproducing 1895. $50
hectoliters of beer CO.'S Nters per capital;
they paid 2,402,3 1856 crowns beer tax. per
capita average Of 0.69 crowns. Norway fol-
lows with AZ breweries. producing 6s2,e5o
hectoliters of beer (2Os5 nters per capital,
on which tax amounting to 2,481. 27S crowns
tat the rate of O874 crowns per capita) was
paid.
European and Asiatic Turkey, British
India and other European possessions are
credited by Gambrinus with 80 breweries,
producing 411,26D hectoliters Of beer, cal
ton is made Of Japan. where there are sew
eral fiourishing breweries and the con-
sumption of beer is steadily increasing.
according to the table Luxembourg has
10 breweriee, producing 154,620 hectolters,
and paying 0,270 crowns tax: Spain, 80
hreweries, producing 1856 hectoliters, pay
ing 1862, 53s crowns tax: Greece, IL breweries,
producing S1,16 hectoliters, paying 1,476.-
265 crowns tax; italy SO breweries, produce
ing 1887 hectoliters, paying S64, S61 crowns
tax; Roumania, II breweries, producing
Ga, ESQ hectoliters, paying GA, 7S6 crowns tax;
Servia. u breweries. 62.95S hectoliters, $780,
795 crowns tax and Bulgaria, 21 breweries,
57S67 hectoliters. and 2S5,267 crowns tax.
BASED on the foregoing figures, the sum
total Of the worlds production of beer
for 1897 In AZ, 1856 breweries, is calculated at
235, 1876. 40 hectoliters, on which total rev.
enue of 725, $3.50, 800 crowns Is collected, and
the production Of which involves the use
of 1921, 314.900 kilos of malt and 81. 259, $50
kilos Of hops, of which the worlds produce
ton for the year in question amounted
to 81. oe7. $50 kilos..
The herald., 1898-08-13
Bradstreet's Report

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Changes in general trade and business this
week have been very generally toward I'M
the iron and steel trade, which has passed
from the state of promise to that of full
fllimnt on increased demand and marked ad-
oeiters east and west come reports Of more
or less Improvement in tone. demand and
prices, especially prominent In the latter
particular being steel pallets at an adva1cs
ranging from Is cents to 81, and sympathetic
advances are likewise noted In eastern pig
iron, wrought iron pipe, steel beams ana an.
Further encouraging features have been the
accsYitnaled demand on foreign account fol
wheat and corn, which 70 reflected u ad-
vances for those cereas IN spite Of ratHeF
{epsrt afI2SssiS|s y!s Ia rSeS,ss sn's e
The herald., 1898-08-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET
Call Board Dealings and Praces OF
Produce

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1e.-wheaedull;
December. 1.23A.
Barley--No trading.
SSorn n-5s sags,S yellow 81 lo7M@i'lo
Flour-Family extras, 44O@45o per bbl:;
bakers extras, 4l5g 5das, o.u nor csr,,,.
BarieyEFeed, l.1sAaLao; brewing. NOM
ooats-Poor to fair, l1711@1. 22yl; good to
choice, 1.25@1.30 fancy feed. 1.32h: gray.
i.22hql.25; milling. 122A@lS7M: surprise.
Mi1listuffs-Middlings. 1s.oo@2ooo per ton:
OI Aa;yR l0SY%a1 4ooa175o: wheat and oat.
14OOd17O0; alfalfa, I1.50Q13.O0; barley, 12.00@
DIR Dry Beans-pink. a.so@s.4o per Genital;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50Q65c per Genital;
green peas, 2.50Q300 per sack; toma toes
IQllkc per ib.; rhubarb. 5o075c; squash.
Fresh Fruits-Pears. Bartlett. 75qsoc;
rIes, 800 per chest; gooseberries, 1@lisc;
nutmegs, 1.0OG1o0;. cantaloupes. 1.50@3.O0;
per crate; apples, 40c@1.00 box
Eggs-store, 1691sc per dozen; fancy
ranch, 22G25
do. seconds, 1SQ19c.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers. 1sq1sc per 10;
old BOOSTERS, 4.259450 dozen; young roost-
ers, 5.OO96.OO; small broilers, 300@350; large
broilers. 3.5064.00: flyers, 40044.bO; henf,
s5So@s.o0; old ducks. a;69eaoO; geese: ass9
Citrus Fruits-Navel oranges, -: Mex
lean lines repack. 5.5O@6.00; common Cali
fornia lemons. 1.5OQ200; choice, 2500soo
The herald., 1898-08-13
A Decision on AGENCY

The supreme court Of Georgia held, in the
recent case Of Ramspeck VS.. Patillo, that an
agent of a fire company authorized to con-
tract for insurance In its behalf cannot,
without the company's consent, become in
hts individual character the agent of prop
erty owner who desires to obtain insurance
in that company: that this is so for the
reason that an agreement to act as agent
for both parties would be an undertaking
to perform inconsistent duties, and that
mutual agency Of this kind requires the
consent Of both parties. and that, with
stronger reason, person who is such an
agent of particular insurance company
cannot be made individually liable to
property owner for damages arising from
the breach Of a contract, either general or
special to which the company itself is not
a party, and which Is made "as agent" by
the person first referred to. whereby he I'm
dertakes to keep the property Of the other
covered BY insurance In that company or TO
renew upon the expiration thereof a par
ticular policy already in existence. the
party seeking the insurance undertaking
on his part to pay the premiums whenever
bills for the same are presented.
The herald., 1898-08-13
Savings Bank Figures

banking department on the condition of 1923
savings banks on July 1st show that during
the past year the aggregate resources Of the
savings banks Increased $49,57S All. and the
amount due depositors increased S5, 737, $50
The number of open accounts shows an in
crease Of 55,2l6, and the surplus Of the
banks is greater by s3,s2T,435 The amount
Of money deposited in the banks for the
the statement formulated from the reports
The herald., 1898-08-13

Prof. R. 8. Bowman, the able instructor
ef natural scienr e in the famous Ha,tsyille.
rot only a. an ducator, but also ~ . min
lister Of the gospel o. for o number Of years
be Nas pastor Of the United Brethren church
at Charlotte, Mich, before coming y Harris
The herald., 1898-08-13
London Markets

NEW YORK. Aug. 12-The Evening
Posts London financial cablgram says:
Today the market was quiet ard the tone
was weaker. Anglo-Russian Chinese af-
airs, though not taken seriously in the city.
ing the coincidence Of the public. The fea-
ture is the sharp break in Grand TRUNKS on
the disappointing half yearly statement
Prices closed quiet at the lowest, with
heavy fall. Many weak bulls were shaken
out. however, and an ultimate recovery Is
looked for.
Americans were dull on profit 1aking,
were Nat and were sold from Paris.
The herald., 1898-08-13
Transfers, $1,000 and Over

]. B. Summons. 1r.. ct al, by q. B.
Post, commr., to J. M. Becker-Lot
and part 8, Champion trt, Ro.
San Francisqulto .....................
Lot Il, Bixby trt .......... 49,. ..o..
c. NJ. stimson 70 Lizzie Il. Sargent
Part lot 1876, Alex WE'LL trt..........
w. n. Dodson ct al. to N. Prince-Lot
10, blk 8. City View trt. .............
F. J.. Chambsrlin to Alice P. Cham
Of 800 acre trt allotted to Francisco
Abba, IN Ro. La Clenega. ........,
I. Q. Dasue to Minnie 8. Chapman
Lot "a, Abbot Kinney trt: part lit
I. Jsnklns TIT. .;:..:::;:.x:..,..;;.
ana "a = a T. wss e ussef M 80 Fl ana
~. and lot s. revived map OF Vine
The herald., 1898-08-13

Some time ago he had severe illness
which was cured almost miraculously. A
reporter hearing of this Interviewed him re-
earding his experience. Prof. Bowman WINS
IN the midst Of his work when the reporter
called, but he cheerful1y gave him hear
ing.
"A year ago last fall, /" said the professor,
81 broke down with nervous exhaustion,
snd was unable to properly attend to my
duties. / tried different physicians but with
The herald., 1898-08-13
Mortgages, $1,000 and Over

DAILY Statement.)
H. B: Marion to A. s. Allen-Part
lot 10. blk 4, Pryor trt; also, com. In
My line First st. at int OF said st.
line with dividing line bet. lots 10
and II, Pryor trt, tn. WHY, etc, 8
yrs. ~ per cent .::...::.:........... $40
LIZZIE e. and 9. w, Pendleton to Mrs.
Emma Sonntag-Lot 80, sub OF lot
=, blk !, H. S., yrs, II per cent?. 90
w. II. Hounsom ct al to A. McDon-
ald-Lot 8. Palmers rsub. of lots
%, % and "a, Star ttt. yrs, 10 per
Jane @. and S. G. Wilson to q. w.
Stimson-Part lots rs, 2, and 4, Vic
forta trt, installments, u per cent. IL
Ten mortgages under 5000. ........... AZ
Total Observation-Disclosures. 21a 4
The herald., 1898-08-13
Dividend Notes

The Chicago and Alton Railroad company
has declared quarterly dtvidendIf ~ per
cent on IT'S common and preferred Stocks,
payable September list.
The st. Paul and Duluth Railroad COM
pany has declared a dividend Of ~ per
cent on its preferred stock, payable Sep
TENDER LIST.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad COM
pany has declared a dividend Of q per cent
on its preferred stock; payable August oath.
The Peoples Gas Light and Coke com.
psny has declared a quarterly dividend Of
III per cent, payable August 25th
The Glucose Sugar REFINING company has
declared quarterly dividend of ~ per
cent on Its preferred stock. payable Sep
TENDER LIST.
The report of the Glucose Sugar Refining
company from August Q, 1897, to June 80
1888, shows that 2O,6le.S6l bushels of corn
were ground. from which were produced
SAP, 100000 pounds Of glucose, 1905 900
pounds Of starch, 2,6o0. 900 pounds Of dex-
trine, 157,7SS tons Of residue, and 81, 3s2, 900
mounds OF suaar
The herald., 1898-08-13
Kansas CITY Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Aug. 12.-Cattle--
Receipts, $500; market steady to strong;
native steers, .4.oo@5.35; cows and hsliers.
I.OOd5.O0 stockers and feeders, S.20gS. 10;
bulls, 25oG3.75
Sheep - Receipts, $500; market firm;
lambs, 35OQ6.OO; muttons, 2.15Q4.oO.
The herald., 1898-08-13
Spanish Securities
Silver Bullion

PARIS. Aug. 12-Spanish fours closed
at 1890.
LONDON, Aug. 12-6panish fours, az.
The herald., 1898-08-13
Petroleum
Local Quotations

OIL CITY. Pa, Aug. 12.-Credit balances,
96c; certificates closed offered 96c: sales one
Oh,
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-Today's state
ment of the condition Of the. treasury
shows: Available cash balance, t267 ,176. 5e7;
gold reserve, $196, los, SIT.
The herald., 1898-08-13
Dried Fruit Prices

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-callfornia dried
Evaporated Apples-Common, 61sc per
pound; prime wire tray, S1a@SAc; choice,
SAM9c; choice, SIC.
Prunes-44Sc.
Apricots-Roya. sls@loc; Moorpark, 100
12c. ,.e,..
The herald., 1898-08-13

gregate sales at the three chief markets
have been only ,4s2, TOO pounds for the week.
about a third Of tn sales in the same week
of 1897, while in 1892, for the corresponding
week, sales were 1894 600 pounds
For the week, failures have been 1856 In
and Is In Canada, against SO last year.
The herald., 1898-08-13

Seventeen transfers under $1,000, of
which seven were nominal .......... 3325
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 500 SAG
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CHICAGO MARKET

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-Silver bar
5SAc; Mexican dollars. 46al46hc.
The herald., 1898-08-13

Releases, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement)
2. H.. Barker to ]. F. Chanberlin,
53-2l5 ............ ................:1.!.. 5000
Three releases under $1,000. 1900
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
The herald., 1898-08-13
Bond List

NEW YORK, Aug. .12-The following
are the closing prices Of bonds on the New
nboR I'D
The herald., 1898-08-13
Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, Aug. R.-The following
are the closing prices on the New York
stock exchange today: