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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-04
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

WheelOck.
Mr.. Fred Taylor went to Hardwick
| Thanksgiving day.
Harry Squires from ST. Johnsbury was
in town Thanksgiving day.
Harry Green, who lives in Lyndon, had a
hog stolen after it was dressed, one night
| last week.
Mr. Gray of St. Johnsbury has bought
| the James Gilman farm and Albert Orcutt
has moved on to it.
Mr.. Riley Rannie and Mr.. Reed from
| Boston were in town last week. Mr.. A. J.
Rannie went back with them.
Mr.. A. Drown has a one-year- colt
that weighs 825 pounds. Mr.. Drown would
| like to hear from others, s'Who beats?"
Sheffield.
Harry Cleveland and family from St.
Johns bury spent Thanksgiving with W. A.
/ Lawson.
J There was large attendance at the sing
ing school Monday evening. Harry May is
very popular teacher.
w. G. Hanscom has often been called the
champion auctioneer of Caledonia county.
It looks as though he might be for he has
SUOOu OH the duCU1Ou D1Ock III UWGuUy-Sh
different sales since Oct. 10th.
While shingling his sugar-h house on
Thursday, Harry Phillips slipped, and slid
down to the staging which gave way, and
he fell to the ground breaking his wrist.
Harry is wintering large stock and his
injury is especially deplora BILE at this time
to say the least.
There nn1tQ q large off Her.
bert Simpsons on Thanksgiving day.
Ernest Brown and Simon Atwood with
their families were present from st. Johns
bury, besides several families in the place.
-Albertus Hall and his wife spent Thanks
giving at Island Pond. Rev. and Mrs. A.
B. Blake were at Will Mason's in Glover
Mrs. Hanscom was with her daughter Mrs.
Charles Jenness at Barton.
West Burke.
Mrs. Silas Leach seems to be improving,
but is still very low.
There has been quite an amount of
thieving of late in and about the village.
The village schools commence this week
with the same board of teachers as last
term.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will
meet with Mrs. G. A. Emery on Wednes-
day afternoon of this week.
Raymond and Reynold Coe of DanvilIe
are visiting at DIR. E. E. Dickerman's.-
Mrs. Carrie Chase visited her father, S. T..
Otis, last week.
Joseph Otis has gone to st. Johnsbury
to study law with States Attorney Slack
S. G. Otis has gone to Madison, n. H., to
visit his daughter.
Frank Miners house and its contents
were burned last Tuesday morning.
Cause of fi1e unknown. House and goods
were insured for $3.50.
The quarterly conference of the M. E.
church will be held next Saturday evening
and quarterly meeting service on Sunday
morning. It is expected that Presiding
Elder Sherburne will be present.
HardWick.
Clarence P. Sawyer, wife and daughter
spent Thanksgiving in Hyde Park.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-04
DIED.

In Newport Center, Nov 27, Of catarrh
the stomach, William Kilby.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-12-04
WeStield.

Communion was observed at the Cong'l
church yesterday. The preparatory ser
vices were held the preceding Sat. after
noon.
Miss Winnie .Farman has returned to
school in Ascutneyville, and Miss Ada
Brown to her school in Coventry.
Charles Norton and Miss Sarah Dickson
were married in Troy by Rev. w. S. JENNIE
Nov. 26. They have gone to Sutton, Que.
on a visit.
Thirty-one people did justice to the din
ner at Warner Farmers on Thanksgiving
Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Kinney of Hard
wick were of the number.
The winter term of village school begins
today with Edward S. Abbott of Derby in
charge of the higher department, and Miss
Theo. Hendrix of this village in charge of
the primary.
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Troy.

The dance at the opera hall Thursday
evening given under the auspices of the
Troy concert band was well attended and
was a grand success in every way. The
air is full of praise Of Landlord Boyden for
the excellent supper, and the gentlenanly
manner in which the people were treated.
To the travelling public we would recon-
mend the Missisquoi House. Frank Wells
is visiting in town.-Mrs. F. 3. Hammond
and Blanche Sisco attended the play at
Newport Tuesday evening.--Mr. and Mrs.
Ned Martin of Derby, visited in town
recently.
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augusta shipped to-day 8o2 bales. Memphis l.Op6.
st Louis ,hSp. Cincinnati SaS and Houston 4.+SO.
The Chronicle states that the weather has been gen.
orally favorable the past week that plantings max
Ing very good progress rule and the crop where
up is doing we'll that Texas adNices denote that in
the southern portion of the State good stand has
been secured from the early paintings. The visible
supply is 1.o3D, !oS bales. against 35i2.462 year
ago The Signal Service predicted fair weather for
the next hrtys six hours in the Carolinas Tennessee,
Georgia and Alabama fair with frosts in Oklahoma,
Indian Territory and western Texas: cloudy and
cooler tonight, followed by showers Sunday, in
Mssssippi. Louisiana and eastern Texas partly
cloudy and colder in Arkansas. New Orleans ad-
vanced to points Futures here closed steady
with prices UNCHANGED to 1 point lower ns folloXa.
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There was nothing in the cables to-day to stimulate
trading in coffee. but prices were steady. The re-
ceipts were light and there was no disposition to
sell freely on either side Of the market. Thus far
this month the receipts have been under 400 900
bags. Roasted coffee. 1t is stated, is not moving
freely According to the Rio N,ws of March -. the
Committee of Factors OF Rio says that the trees
have been injured by DIR ught AID that is not yet
possible to estimate the extent OF the damage but it
is expected that the carly maturing Of coffee will in
or tho Rio receipts 20 T. cent. before June 80.
NAVAL SroRFs Spirits turpentine, 44S4Ikc,
Common to good strained, S1.40G$1.45.
PRovIsIoSs-lArd was steady: Western, $6.4b; Con-
tinental refined. $5.d5. Pork was steady at So 75a
sa.26 for mess Meats were steady; ickled hams.
71ac do shoulders, 4LSc.: do he'll es, 5d 5EC. Tai
low. 54@c; Dressed hogs. 5'ss57sc:, Butter-Cream.
State. extras, 16p@17c.; do, hrsts. 16c. Cheese
state. full cream. large, cOored or white. fancy.
l2c: do choice, ll4SllAc: d., small, fancy.
lake. Eggs-state., Pennsylyania and Western.
in provisions and nearly all OF changing over
May contracts tho carrying charge pork and ribs
widening. Aside from this there were no
features"
SuGAR--Raw was firm at 4Ssc. for 96o test and
4 8.l6c. for 800 test. Refined was quiet but firm.
CHICAGO. April 29.-These were to-day's prices:
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Intense dulness characterized the trading in cot
ton while the fluctuations in prices
fned within extremely narrow limits. After
opening at about unchanged figures prices ad-
yanced a tribe. The cables about az ex.
pected: Liverpool and Wall street bought the
summer months on . small scale. and there
some covering Of shorts Later little selling for
local, Liverpool and Southern account caused re-
action. The weather at the South fair with
temperatures ranging from d4' to 740 at O'Clock
this morning: fair weather predicted for the
next thirty hours in most sections of the cotton
belt and the Chromci,'s weekly crop report
rather bearish Still there pressure to sell,
and there was only triiing decline some
sales considerably smaller than last and
there are many complaints OF faulty seed Mean.
time the generality of operators holding aloof
awaiting further developments. Dallas. Tex April
25.-"Had another very heavy rain 2ist inst.
and cold for a few nights: 23d and 24th were fine.
bright. sunshiny days: to-day cloudy and some
what sultry, and looks like more rain tonight.
Grain crops are looking very we'll and hardly any
will he ploughed up and sowed in cotton. was at
one time anticipated. There will be some reduction
in cotton acreage but don't know yet how much"
The New York warehouse stock is los, 900 bales
IOl 900 certihcated), against $1,000, POI ,OOo,
$4,000 and 2O6oOO previous four years, and 3s2.
600 in 1892.
CorfEE-Iio on the spot was steady at sJ4c for
No. !. tSales of ] 900 bags Maracabo. Futures
quiet and unchanged with sales OF 500 bags. Havre
and Hamburg were unchanged. American warehouse
deliveries Is. $40 bags Rio was weak at unchanged
prices; receipts. 1000 stock. 255. 1000; exchange.
unchanged; receipts. 5000; stock. $4,000. Prices
fplln
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Good Low Priced
Copper Stock.

Asa safe and profitable form Of investment for
moderate amount OF money nothing equals the
The greatest profits ever known have been msde in
copper shares during the last two years. Over
hundred million dollars have been made by people
who have bought or held copper shares since Jan.
The greatest profits in good. low. priced shares
stage between the time of its organization and that
a, which it earns or Pays its first dividend such
,. Ssually g TO par and premium when they paw
/ am authorized to ofrcr limited number Of
copper stocks. and at q low price. and Of company
that has three large groups Of copper properties.
Has an abundance Of high grade ore.
, Has ore 70 per cent. copper and 7d8 o. silver 70
Has ore worth $500 ton.
Has properties in tho worlds richest copper de-
Has properties adjoining one of the greatest Of
Has a s.. 900, 900 capitalization.
Has more stOckholdcrs than any other American
mining company
England, New York. Middle and Western States.
Has no preferred stock or bonds
Has half its stock available for treasury purposes
Has shares only one dollar each. par value.
Has Has shares full pa, paid dan and a on :assessa5le ss
T. This comp.ny's policy Is to become one OF the
and OF the class that the Calumet and Heca. the
Anaconda. the Boston and Montana. the United. tho
Verde and the Copper Queen belong to. Its shares
being offered at price low that its share
holders will make the profit characteristic of all
good lOw-priCed copper stoCks. 1t is now ready to
become a bullion producer. and the time Of its be-
coming dividend payer is wholly Q matter Of
curing the requisite working capital for that pur.
pose
The prospects Of a large increase in the value Of
its shares and in the immediate future very good
the enterprise in that stage OF development Inn
medatey preceding the one when enters the class
of dividend pay ers.
For quotations and other information communt
cate with T. r. GAYNOR,
80 Wall Street. New York.
Write for "The Copper Situation.''
MAILED FREE
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financial.
INVESTORS GUIDE.

Just out worth its weight in gold Tells how to in
vest and not lose; big pro1ts certain. sure. This
introdues nmr hiS iiimstTatad Wsstern weeLiy
paper We will send col Of the Investors Guide
free to all sending u two'Cent stamps for a 1 8
weeks trial Latest mining news. stories OF adven-
ture and lovely views OF grand scenery. Sinth
year. Mention this paper and address
ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY. Denver, Col.
FLOWER STOCKS have made men rich; material
Il advance In another one soon; terms liberal.
Prosperity. box 1o9 Sun ONCE
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ONE THOUSAND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
The Greatest Mine the World Has Ever
Known.

The Greatest Mine the World Has Ever
Known.
Within the past month we have had one of our most
trusted experts visit the property and on his report
base our opinion that the Sircna is destined TO be
one of the great and permanent mines this conti-
nent
Quincy and other great producing properties in this
country. and the Fl OrO Espcnnza. Rayas and Va
lenciana Mines OF Mexico we believe that the Guiana
juato ompany's property will also have long.
Some Of the most substantial and successful min
considerable interest hlving also been acquired
largest individual stockholdcr being Mr.. Thomas f.
Mason. President Of tie Quincy Copper Mine Go.
Mining and Milling Company has been reported on
by Herbert p Sellon, NJ. F. who spent several weeks
nmned by McSsrs. f. l. %ilsee and Conner conn" et X
Grant vel bs sxpsTs Of San and in
Zacatecas, Mexico. and ON their joint recommenda-
ton was purchased
on the Company's payrolls from SOC. to sl.OO Mex-
eau silver per day minimize the cost of mining as
compared with other countries
MIR. Sellon estimates the minimum net
REM MSSr he Wien atone min en". IA.
cent ON the par value of the stock.
Copies Of the reports OF these gentlemen can be
The management anticipates doubling the capacity
the s net awnings M r Se ompany % 'nona
The Genera! Managers last report on the
Ss pat f"rt Of new drft. Mers
run and that the ore taken out, without
ore averaged $500 {" the ion. The new ore
mt one-quarter of II million dollars.
ADDRESS APPLICATIONS FOR SHARES TO
The EXPLORATION SYNDICATE,
Mills building. Broad 4 Wall Sts., NY.
C. !. !. HUDSON U { CO.,
34-36 Wall ST., y. Y.
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quoted at 5.1eHGS5.1 .1Sk for long and 5:16H@
5.i6k for short; reichsmarks. o4.lfd9in Tor
4O6S40 l 1-18 for long and 40hS40 3-13 Tor short.
Domestic exchange ON New York: Boston
15610S cents discount. Charleston-Buying.
1-16 discount; selling. 10 cents premium New
Orlean,s-Bank. 81 premiums c9mmereial. %
cents discount. san Franclsco-SiRht. D cents
premium; telegraph. ~ cents premium. 81.
1ouis-lO cents premium. ChicaRo-5 cents
discount. Cincnnati-Between banks, par;
over counter, 50 cents premium.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:
IpTiI es ADJfi 90 Changes.
Loans .S78O 823 700 $3.50, ,OJS 400 Dec. $3.50, 800
Dep'sits SsA 3pp 400 1913, 0N5, 400 Dec. eOI 800
Cir'ltn l4,u2s,u 600 1895, 700 Dec. II 800
L'R'trs 55b 20 400 81, 200, 100 Inc. 6p5. 700
specie. Su,716fO0 1ep,1ds,4OO Dec. b4e,OOO
Res'reS245, 275 800 S24G. .4c3, BOO Inc ll47, 700
Rec rd 22l ,OVp 200 c2o, ,sUa, s25 Dec. 2Ol ,o75
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY. April 29.-GRAIN-wheat-spot
was steady. Sales 800. 900 bush for export here
and at the outports. No. northern Duluth.
4c. over May I. o. b. afoat; No. 1 northern
New York. 4Hc. over. No. 2 in elevator nom
inally 7Sc. The Northwestern receipts were
45S cars. against pol last week and 4o5 last
year; Chicago rs. against SO last week and 140
last year Futures closed ;Ic. higher. with
sales OF 1.O85. 900 bush. After Change July OF
curb was. I7's077 13-16c.. closing at 77'4c.
Prices az follows:
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Total sales Of railway bonds (pAr value) ooo
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.
Open High LOr- r-CloRno-
SaIss INC. est. est. Bid. AIksd
+ BBS stEw esH esH 67a esH esH
AAb Am sta
wD... ssN 90 ssh esh 90
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President: FREDERICK G. CORNING. o.-.
Vice RaSr r A. MLgsn gs M E M&G
fss EhsREHf!hE sSfSsSS e" York
SaHsf Rss.tEars o tRi Tisf
THE kNiCCkEHBotKEK TRUST COM
n,n,.u. THE HhERicAN ffC SURETY BANK. City
pwIaHT FITNESS COMPANY. Guiana.
This Company has been formed TO take over and
sn SS %ta in the M %Sco f s
owners OF which remain interested "a holders OF the
Common shares. These interests consist Of:
Firsti MINING INTERESTS.
- per cent. of the Sircnn Nine. with ex-
tensIyc improvements, ha, ing 20 900 feet of
undergrOund workings and gold nnd silver
or. .Waiting @ ing treatment valued by experts
o. ocr cent. of the ,Aln,nitos Tunnel. with
Ip 30 per ere cent mt OF Of the Cardonas Mines, con-
tanning lnrge tonnage Of ayailable ore;
Mine Preferred stock, winch has produced
1870 millions Of dollars TO date.
0i per cent. OF the BarraEana Mine and
100 per cent. of the san Vicente Mine and
improvements.
OVER TWO BILLIONS OF DoLLAKs IN
Second, PLANT AND IMPROy EMENTs.
The entire reduction works lHacienda)
of san Francisco de Pnstito,' INCLUDING
numerous substantial buildings, all tools
and equipments thereof, having recently
inyentoried about one-quarter of n million
The Main sirena Tunnel. IOx14 feet, has
been driven about 5000 feet. and is we'll
tracked ana waiien. ale ihis amn Other @ I'M
H s Sf9Sfi I SSeEf
The entire Waterworks system of Mata
Mnta Dam. All improvements and water
The new Boss Continuous Gold Mill, Tram
way, Electric Plant; Sc, costing @15o,O 900.
Fraser 8 Chalmers Comnany. Chicago.
Union Iron Works, San Francisco.
Risdon Iron Works. san Francisco.
AIN: e%Dnns Gsmnany Ns% York;
giving the Company the most complete,
fTaT d%H re BI plant
The property is situated in and near the City Of
Guanajuato, which has population of about 30 900
people. and is on a branch Of the Mexican Central
RaiiroSa Il Wies frIm the main line and EGO miles
The Company's com hination embraces sufficient
mines for several distinct corporations and the
Company policy is to place some OF its properties
in separate companies retaining therein substantial
In addition to the known ore bodies in the mine
described in experts reports. recent strike is re-
body 50 feet in width. averaging s2s 90 per ton
\, The General MANAGER writes under recent date
dumps. which will yield new mill profit of $500
per ton. making for the Ioton plant. now being
rapidly completed, - years work ahead In add
ton to the regular output of the mine of which the
Manager and experts report there are now IN sight
many years ore supply. 1t Il our opinion that
We are in one of the famous bonan4as OF this
great property, which have made IT celebrated in
the past, aud from which millions have been and
can be taken.
The product of the mine above the ooo.foot level
has been reliably compiled at about ten millions OF
dollars. exclusive of the extensive reserves yet re-
naming in that ground as reported upon by Mr..
Sellon. NJ. T.
The Compsny's recent developments for $50 feet
in new ground below the .OUo-foot level prove the
holding out in depth of the Sirena ore chimneys
The vaenciana Mine. OH the same Ncn and but
short distance from us, has produced in the past
POO years nearly
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Oats were steady on tho spot; sales 2S,OOo busn.
No. 2 in elevator, 32hc; do; delivered, 33he'
No white, SITE; track and unHia led white.
85sas4c.; No. . white clipped. 3o4c.; track mixed.
Sse 81. Chicago received 27o cars and w EXPECTS
5lk&11Ac., c.i e. buffalo. Corn steady on the
spot. sales 22o,uoo bush. for export here and at
the outports. No. 2, SIsc. over May Chicago;
No: yellow. 10c. over. Chicago received 24s cars
and expects 22o on Monday: Futures, closed tc.
to nc. higher, with sales OF 5000 bush. After
Change July on curb was 39'es 3yasc, closing 3vssc
Prices as follows:
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FaauriaI.

Kings County and Fulton
Elevated Railway Companies.
NOTICE.
To the Holders Of the
First Mortgage Bonds.
Collateral Trust Series A Bonds,
Collateral Trust Series 3 Bonds.
Income Debenture Bonds, and
Stock Of the Kings County Elevated Rail.
way Company, and
First Mortgage Bonds of the Fulton EIe.
waited Railway Company:
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned hsv.
prepared the plan of reorganization OF the Kings
County and Fulton Elevated Railway Companies
copies of which can be obtained at the ofce OF the
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York. No. - Mas.
sau Street. New York City. Full particulars and
details of the plan, and also Of the reorganization
agreement prepared hereunder, can be obtained al
tho Office of said Trust Company.
The holders of the various securities above named
may become parties to the reorganization agree.
ment by depositing their securities in said Trust
Company or before the 18th day of May.
ISDD ana paying the assessments called Tor by the
plan No deposit of securities will be received after
that date. except upon such terms as tho under
signed may impose.
The Guaranty Trust Con pany Of New York will
give its negotiable receipts In the usual form foy
all deposited securities The holders OF the first
mortgage bonds of the Kings County and Fulton
Elevated Railway Companies who have ALREADY
deposited their bonds in said Trust COMPANY par.
suant to the bondholders agreement, dated January
exchange the TEMPORARY reCeipts ds.
livered to them by said Trust Company under that
agreement for receipts under the plan and revrgan.
ization agreement above referred to.
Dated New York April 18th 1899.
AUGUST BELMONT. Chairman.
WILLIAM A. READ,
WALTER q. OAKMAS,
JAMES JOURDAS,
Reorganization
Committee.
TRACY. BOARDMAN & PLATT,
Counsel to tho Committee,
30 Wall Street. New York.
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New York Stock Exchange-Sales April 30.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81 .00Os,.
The sun., 1899-04-30

1ONernmenI DonuS steady at unchanRed
quotations. Railway and other bonds strong.
The features were Colorado Southern As, Kan
sas City, Pittsburg and Gull lists Norfolk and
Western AZ, Southern Railway 5s, Toledo st.
Louis and Kansas City lsts. I. r., Union Pacific
4s.Wisconsin Central lists. I. r. Atchson. Balti-
more and Ohio. Central OF Georgia. Mexican
Central. and 81. Louis Southwestern issues.
In bank stocks 10 shares OF Phenix sold at
Sales of silver bullion certificates for "a. 900
ounces were made on the Stock Exchange at
63hiG64c. Commercial price OF bar silver In
New York. 62hc. Bar silver in London closed
at 2S&d. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 49c
Money on eall4651 y cent, Time money is
quoted at 1904 p cent. for six months on
dividend stocks. 4 y cent. for four months on
good mixed securities and 4H05 y cent. on
half lndustrials and half railroad securities.
Commercial paper Is quoted at 3kGD4h y cent.
for bills receivable; acceptances and prime
single names. 4G4'a y cent: other names. a.
(I5ta Y cent.
Sterling exchange was decidedly stronger,
with general advance in rates. something
unusual for Saturday. The announcement
that the Spanish indemnity would be paid to
the French Minister next week was the stimu-
lstinR cause OF the rise in to-day,s market.
Continental exchange was tirmer but quiet.
Posted rates are: Long drafts. 4.S6; sight
drafts. S4;SS. Actual rates are: Long bills.
-. IS hId$4 S5%; sight drafts. $487hC0$4 S7S.
and cable transfers. 81 4,SetG$4. .88S; francs are
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Op.n,no. HohsH Lopest. CLOSING. Nioht
july ..a so1s sDss asI asIs sSss avs

A slipht advance in whet cary in the day
caused by continued bad crop reports and covering
of shorts. Kansas advices were particularly bad.
Moreover. Chicago higher and St. Louis
wheat area, crop of possibly 400 OOO. 900 bush.
and decline in te.condition Of to ~ points But
the rise was soon lost and a fractional decline fol-
lowed. The cables were irregular foreigners sold.
Odessa reported some rain, French and German
crop aiNices were favorable ana local longs sold.
Liverpool was 4d. higher to I'D. lower. The worlds
shipments are expected to show for the
week Beerbohm estimating them at 4. 600, 900 bush.
Toward the close. howtyer, shorts covered freely
and prices rallied and closed higher st. Loui
higher and rain Is needed i'll the winter wheat belt
for export. The visible supply Ia expected to show
decrease for the week of from 1.OU0ouO to 800,
600 bush Owing to the opening of navigation the
stock a. Chicago will probably show decrease of
over 2. 900 bush. Corn nuctuated with wheat,
closing higher. Liverpool was UNCHANGED to I'D.
pected TO decrease about $500 900 bush. for the
week. The weather at the West was favorable. Oats
were faturtless but hrIner in sympathy with other
cereal-. The seeding Is nearly completed.
FLouE-Tradng dull. but prices held firm.
Sales were 1000 bbls. Receipts were p.65" bbs. and
n.43n sacks exports. 3.6l1 bblS. and 5,331 sacks.
Winter in hbs: Superhne. S2.3u9S2.40; No. . ex-
ira, S2.5O0$2bO: clears S3.l59$335: strHiEhts.
S34OSS3.5" patents. $3.t 5s$S.pp Spring i'll Obi-:
Clears S2 ousS3 10; sraghts. S3.4o9s3 80: patents.
So. I5SS3.a5.
Cor1oN-spot cotton here WAS unchanged. with
sales of 4T5 bales for export. Middling uplands.
3 lUc.. against 6Ac last year: New Orleans and
Gulf. 7-16C., against Uasc. The Southern spot
markets were unchanged. Memphis sold / 900 bales,
Savannah 13O and st. Louis 100 bale-. Liverpool
was unchanged on the spot, with sales of 1000
bales; futures were unchanged to y point lower.
mpD D-ln w AZ
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Available cash balance,
including gold reserycs2s2 .1ea, 855 s2s7, 78e se1
Money in London. IL p cent Rate of dis
count In open market for short and three
months bills 2b y cent Amount OF bullion
gone into the Bank OF England on balance
to-day, 81 1000. Paris adyices quote, 3 = cents
at lOl francs 81 centimes. Exchange on
London. 20 francs 19la centimes.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange