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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14
PERSONAL.

T.. d. Mexican. prominent merchant
NJ Milford. wife ana two sons. arrived
mo the cullen this morning.
r. s. Derby came down from Boise,
Idaho this morning and registered at
the cullen.
Mrs George Foster and daughter
Minnie. 90 attic Washington, are re-
giFterel 900 the white Huuls.
Hon. Orange seely came up from
Castle Dale this morning and stopped
at the Walker House.
e.. T.. wills and Miss wills, ana I. a.
Smith Darlington and y. W. Darlington,
nro EuE.IHh tourists who arrived nt tho
kuuuf0ri this morning, ON their way
CO. the coast
W. & Whitney NJ paycttc. Idaho. h
REGISTERED ui the knutsford.
James A. Murray. one of the most
prominent mine owners of Butte. Mont.
ls ut the kuufsforl. Mr, Murray ~ in
Utah looking az some mining Interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14

Henry NJ. Ryan has returned 10 tho
city from % stay uf several weeks ln
HALEY. Idaho. Mr. Ryan H firm De-.
uyypr iu the future uf tho great gold
belt Ut that region Tl. Tlp.T0p min.
BE- doing UNvvllDutly under tho manage
muut 0f DHpuu Luek. 4 W,lI rluip.
ped min which reduces thn waste Co 10
minimum .H ono uf fhU features of the
prosperous Tlurrup mime Atr Ryan
considers that there are plenty OF likely
properties iu the district ON which re-
bond could Doc secured aud uu rXpruli-
turn of from i-N.,IU tu $4,000 would SUI
flee tu make 90 miuu equal tD the TIP
Top. The tnmlH 80 produced over
ono ana 70 half millions about twelve
years ago, ami Nlr Ryan feels that
proper development viii chow that %
number nf h"H. Older properties with
many uf iNn u.N poets win shortly
prove che Importance OF the gold belt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14

Kansas city. Sept n-Cuttl,-Bc-
cglpts 10000 natives, 1000 Texans.
Market gyu0rully steady Nutlyp steers.
iiOuGl5. TuNuH steers. 2Niuii CO., Texas
COWS. ggiualO. native COWS and holf-
vrH luOut2i. HtuCkprH and feeders,
a5Oui75. bulls. aOiutO0
Hors-RoCpipts. 5oo0. Market steady
To- De- higher. active Bulk NJ sales. $50
GAlO. heavy. i3ouNt2ts. packers AgOlf
$40. mixed. laonAglib, light, i3oUiij'
workers.. iaiui Co. pigs. l2Uuiij.
Sheep Receipts, 1000, Market strong
Lambs I55u5lO. muttons, 3OOuilO.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract on nlc. recorders office, salt
Lake county. Utah. September 70. 1885,
a. J. pcndlcton Co s. W. itecdcr
warranty decd bot ~ and cast
half lut %. pcndlot0n'H addition.
block 90 nvc-nDtu plat 4 OIL. LOS lNi
Aetna Real Estate inyHHtm. nj
company 90 e.. a. Plant war
runty decd 5N4D rods northeast
from southwest corner lot D,
block %, plat a .t .s ..s s. goo. 500
samuel Peterson To- T.. D. Wlclga.
GlasR " , Syc.ag re- plat A.. ' .. 1850
%. a. Hartman o. %. r. Hartman,
warranty deed. 10 acres north-
west from northeast quarter Htc-
ton s. tuwnaip . south, range
west s......s. ,s,.s .,..,. ,., $50
n, ~, Hartman 90 u. a. Hartman,
warranty deed iih acres north.
west from northeast qunrtcrHec-
tiun n. township . south. range
%. NJ. Hartman Co George Hartman,
warranty deed %, HrrrH NORTH
west from northeast quarter rgC-
ton 81, township q south, range
W.T. Edward 10 Walter M Heath.
il. piat Z .,.. 80. '... ,..... .... 1900
Mnrtishl1 Cahoon 30 o. q. Lowe.
warranty dycd1 rods SOUTH
west from rods west N north
east corner lot o. block o. AVE-
acre plat a .. cod. coo, tt.. ,... 1900
Ann NJ. Cannon 90 Leonora ~. g.
Stewart. warranty deed i1tHg
90 No. block T. Forest Dale 600. b..
W. a. Hilton 10 James Sabine IT..
warranty deed s2iaM foot
southeast from 81 rpia west ~
northeast corner ~ g. block o..
plat - tssss tattft.s4 ssrHtasf s.
Agnes Gear Go Maggie Teller.
s.'aaaHafv Hr"H ~. Hr ulI Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14

Mothers NJ children affected with
Group or severe cold need not hesitate
90 administer Chumberlalu'H Cough
itfmedy II contains no opiutc no- mar
Cutlc iu any form and may be given
aH confidently 90 the babe as 90 uu
adult The great success that has at
tended o. use lu the treatment OF colds
and Group has won Tor u the approval
and praise II has received throughout
the Omitted States and In many foreign
lands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14

Omaha, Sept N,=Cattlc=RccDip
400 Market steady Native beef steers.
itiuGln, western steers, AiOu 900.
Texas steers a7buii0, COWS and hulf-
ora. 36ouili; cannors, 25ou2i0. stock
vrH and feeders. 1.C1u 40. calves, i0off
G.g5. bulls. stays. etc, 3O0ut0o.
Hogs Receipts, $500. Market strong
90 5r higher Heavy, i2iuA35. mixed,
igiiaui3O; Hight. iauH 90. pigs, A3Oif
$40. bulk uf sales. tg5Bml1n.
Sheep Receipts, tlOo Market active,
stronger. NenrllngH, 390ut.O, western
mutt.nH. 1sOuiOl. stock sheep. a5pu
q 90. lumhH Ab0uh3b,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14

An upraiss 10 he Hun To Connect the Up
per sud Lower Tunnels.

George porn wns az hls desk today
after short visit 60 Morcur iu the
discharge uf the August payroll OF the
MrrCur mine. Alr neru says that an
upruian d. being run tu connect the
upper and lower tunnels ON West Goy-
Hgr ground. This upriise will Doe used
uH O. chute through which 90 convey the
ore that lH now being encountered IN the
upper tunnel. The loyser Do said % br
looking better now than 10 has Tor "a
number % months past Not only u
the West GvyHor strike turning out
well but 90 several places iu nv Old
workings very encouraging develop.
mpntH are presented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14

New set of Omcsr. aud Directors for Tit
Oid shipper.

4 meeting nj the Gnlenu Mining COM
pany OF UH1yur Lake district. Beaver
county was held uu tho 9Th inst. az
which the following officers were elect.
ed. !. W. Dunn was selected preHl-
dent W. n Richardson, vice president.
and John 4. james, secretary and
treasurer These. with N. e. Morris.
David James. phu Hurtz aud s. ".
Slaughter constitute the board NJ 1lruo.
tors The compuny'B property consists
NJ two full claims on which consider
able development work has been done.
4 2Oo-fpot shHft has been put down On
one ~ the claims. while the other has
SHAFT Is feet deep. Besides those
about 90 fect of drifts have been run
ana several shipments have boon made
similar In quality 20 an ore sample
shown today from the claims. which a..
says about 60 per cent Head and up
wards of 90 ounces la silver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14

Work ~ being rnrrEatcllly pushed by
the Tidal stream Mining company ON a.,
West Tlnrtiu properties Parties who
have recently Visited the claims state
that lg-fuut vein uf copper ore D. tX.
posed Tor considerable distance. The
workings also show horn silver coming
entered into Tor the purchase OF hoist
nul pump which VIII Dec Installed as
Huuu nH uCHdhI. This WIS decided up-
uu nc the meeting held o. couple OF days
ago.
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block ~. Seniors plnt No. 1 ....
II. l.. Smith % Emma smith. wnr-
warranty deed, 1874 ucres SOUTH
west from southeast quarter
section 20. township ] south
range 9 west Dol. ...,...... ~.
J. =. Alden 20 Clara NJ. Neadhnm.
warranty deed lots ~ and as
block 3. Norwood Place .......,
George Dlmm0ck 90 Jennie little
fair uuit-clnim deed. water
right southeast from northwest
corner section H. township /
south, range cast .........'....
State Of Utah 10 uoni1mln Hnrs
man, patent. northwest from
northeast quarter section IS.
township 2 south. range 1 west.
Total .... .... Al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14
INTEREST RATE KEEPS HIGH
close Gets Wore steady Live stock
Market Improved wheat
MARKET Calmef,

New York. Sept 1i-soon after the
opening of the stock exchange today the
offerings OF The leading railways and
spocinltios caused % general setback
IN the usually Inactive division there
were some wide changes either way
international paper preferred Minneap.
oils a. Paul aud sault &c. Marie and
IurliIU coast second preferred rising go
each. Pacific coast common z. aud N
number OF stocks nuUtuatng point ur
over up and down. support w1" f1rIhs
coming. before ~ o'clock aud prices rHa
covered rapidly American tobacco
rallied Oh Hurlt Colorado fuel, Tonnes.
500 cool and brooklyn transit lnlts.
and iHH general IiHf fraction
Tho hIHh lUtuI uTHN 0 tempting fu thH
traders and. under short aalys aud rani-
lzufIHU pr.roH. drove rflaUH down ugIiu.
brooklyn transit and SOME Uf the ull-
ways touched thU lowest An HHfitH
demand Cor &C. Paul Boz anticipation OF
favorable dividend action lifted % hIlf
per cent over yesterday close mud
HtHBdiod the market a feature uf 90
dealing was The rrlmIuouc" ~ usually
neglected shares Pullman sold uu -s
and Twin city Rapid Transit 81. An
easier tone developed before noon.
The closing was uunUttIuI aud lrreg.
ulur ut mot |UHHrH uf u unIuI ur over Doc
many active stocks
Irregularities prevailed Doc the bond
market and business was small.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

September IL. 1899.
Below are wholcFalo buying nruroa
on poultry. butter. eggs and cheese.
Quotations are corrected fcml.wrckiy
BY J. ". Christensen q Co.. wholesale
produce dealers.
There r. n good demand for poui-
Try and the market a. very bare.
Dressed poultry drawn with heads and
feet 30 bring figures or follows
thickeiis ,., .ss s.s ........... IL 90 IL
1.-Two chickens ..... .......o1 Co. II
Spring chickens per doz. Oivc)i2 TO $3.50
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
An kinds or butter Is In good demand.
Creamery hutters d. o.. .......... 90
ltnrCh.. ts .t d. ....tsts s.stlela 10 10
Cheese, Utah lnewD.. 81. ...... ...... %
EGGS
The cgs market la strong with the
product quoted at $40 per ease flr
nrst quality
The price paid FOR wheat by Salt Lake
wlIlrra Do 90 crntn loose. so ceuta sock 4.
per 100 ibH Wholesale.
Selling prices en- grain. -four etc.
WhUut=GO cents per buHhul,
OhtH-tial per humber
Cou-{i.i0 per hundred.
cracked Corn-fii5 per hundred.
iuuHl0c. per hundred.
Iycau per hundred.
ghurtsasOc. per hundred
Barley Loo per hundred.
LOOSE HAY.
Tlmothy-tiO.OO per ton.
MlNrd-f1 0O per ton.
Aifaifn-iG50 por ton.
FLOUR.
High patent per cwt...... ...,...fi 81
Straight grade. per cwt ............ lao
Family, pCr cwt..... . s........... i.a0
PRODUCE.
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directors 10 BE- held ln O. Few days an ,ni-
other dividend will be posted piyaplu
On the list
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14

unmpbsi n Urcruc, stock Wrnkcrs,
10 W. Second South 50. Telephone sl6
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MIALALL
Now York. Sept - -susar- quiet
MONEY AND uUNps.

Sew York, Sept H. Money on call
unsettled ut 90 per cent
Primo mercantile paper ihui per
cent
business lu bankers bills 1t ifta fttG
Tor demand and ut ik1tsu. Tor sixty
days posted rates. is8suiN aud Asi
% ~. commercial bills. Aslibuis2
Silver certificates. 6edA
bar silver o.
Mexican dollars. an
Government bonds steady. ~ rpF,
i.O0tl. o. rex and coupon. i0,tls O. raE
and coupon. i.l0. old o. reg. liits
coupon. ia; o. req. and coupon. l.ii's.
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EXCURSIONS To oGnEN SIP. iarm
AND gOrn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14

Chicago. Sept taiilw-llecolptH
20 900. tomorrow. 1900. loft over. 5000
Market str0ng 90 5c higher Mixed ard
butchers. i1luNGi. good heavy tglf
40. rough heavy. tiiui2i, llght il1u
li5.
cattle Receipts. 1000 Market steady
HroypH, iiOu 90, cows uud hrlfrrH,
2O0nb40. Texas steers. 175utai. stock.
srH and feeders aOOu5O1. westerns.
iOOH635.
sheep Receipts. 900 ~ rtrt strong
Sheep. 255uiG0i lambs. iOUuG35
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-14

Chicago. Sept NHDeccmber wheat
opened ut sihuit. advanced tu IA and
reacted To- 1ih September opened re-
nov and oigsd IN to 1i.
ClnHc-W hy1t-Sopt. 1iA. Dee, 1OA
uf. May, 13Muh
Curu-s Sept. liA. Dec, 2sh0A.
Out8=Sept.. 2ib. Dec, 2Oh.
Pork sept, 1giH. oct. 1906.
Llrd=sopt and oct. 30.
niha=sopt. and Oct. 3 22t
Cuah-Whonta No. rcd. 12u72h No.
Q rcd. GsH,i, No. hard winter CO., No.
o hard winter. GG1Gs. No. I northern
spring. 7iu12is; No. 2. do. 7iH12. No.
spring. Gtu5i.
Corn-N @ a2. No. p. 3iB.
Olta-No. 2. 22ua. No. Q. %.
Harley -J1hdtI
UyrHb5uL
Tlmothy-2 .i2tk.
IlnWaI IL
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mruflHu
u your digestion b. iutariorrr1 with you will
present one uf more 20 thU following symu.
TOMS. liUadai Dr. iIlg %, Pain Do shuuld0 ifis
%. fNlpItatluu ui Heart liIg 3D. Pain ur NUaVis
nesa lu region ~ stomach lflr 81. Palm or Sore
ness BOO Side dig 50, Pam boz Rack tfIF ~.
Other SYMPTOM Nlt may trantt nrv Narv-
business Neakurfa Emarlhtluu Irritable Tom.
per Coated Tongue, Constipation
HDbNAN vii uvVrc mo any weakness o.
ihn stomach 4 viii stimulate the gastric f1l
Holes. causing Tow uf thuan juices that are
uoressafyt 60 " feCt digestion and asfluilat on.
HtDGAN VIII stimulate thr liver ifttht orgau
r. impaired, causing Che lille o. Flow thus civ.
INK the tuw,la tho laxative thut nature has
prepared for them. iu this way, constipation
y relieved at once. HUDNAN win stlmulat
g. perfect agtr thoHe glands upuu which
digestion and assimilation depend
NtDYAN will givu you strength Il will
purify your blood. y fuHua ~ u bilious tom.
lsmmoni willnnd " llynNAN gp0sitIygg ufc.
HUDNAN rufeG All stomach, Liver, kidney,
Nervous and BLOOD Disorders
HUpNAN a sold hy druggists, or % will DO
scut dire 4 upon rurylpt Of price. aOc a package
or six PACKAGE for s2'b
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ONE MAY nK BLESSED WITH MANY OF
" thn uNlflHl. ~ ths ITO but these do not lls
Wn1 hlluN lluiurfH Nothing ran take the
place uf Fu.d health snd hnue4th the fue at.
gentleman liHHHsH may lurN iuat Tho same ~
beyond thu more inudost attire uf tho working
mhu ul woman $50 one ID prof against
STOMACH DISORDER There arc ~ very
m-u. u--------- l N mLN uL.n Ii. ~ uL-nr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-17
WOOL.
Brads Treats.

Bradstreet's.
The demand for wool continues
good, while prices on fine grades are
steadily hardening. The English mar
ket holds strong, adyices from the Lon
don auction sale noting the full adj
vance sustained. Speculative buying
in Boston continues, while manufactur-
ers are purchasing to some extent.
Sales in Boston for the week foot up
100000 pounds, of which 10000, 600
pounds were domestic. OF the domes-
tic wool sold about 100000 pounds
consisted of territory grades, including
Texas, California and Arizona. These
woods are now costing on the secured
basis OF 50Q5 cents for good lots of
fine medium and fine, with staple at SO
cents. Fine washed fieeces are about
cent higher. Choice Ohio delaines are
selling at 80 cents, with Xxx and above
Ohio at 80 cents. The frmer tone is
for the finer woods, as medium grades
are not so much called for. The Amer
lean Wooden Company has picked up
about 5000 bales Australian woods this
week, practically clearing the market
of these merino woods. Carpet woods
are quiet but firm. London sales closes
July 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-17
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 15.-Receipts of cat
tie to-day were small. The general de-
mand continued good at yesterday S
ruling prices. Prices generally are 10
@15c lower than a week ago.
Hog receipts were unusually large
for the close of the week, and a decline
of 10c was forced. Heavy hogs brought
81 1906 50; mixed lots 81 1904 So;
light, S4 15@4 35; pigs, IS 60@4 25;
culls and rough lots, 81 0004 10.
There were not enough sheep for a
market to-day. Sheep were notable at
81 0003 90 for culls up to So 0005 20
for prime wethers. Texans brought
So 25@4 90 and western range sheep
ST 00@4 60. Yearlings were quotable
at 81 1906 so and spring lambs at
So 5000 so.
Receipts-Cattle, 800 head; hogs, So
900 head; sheep, 1880 head.
EAST BUFFALO, July 15.-Cattle
strong and firm for fat stock; no very
good here; receipts, two cars; stockers
steady; veals lower at 81 50Q6 25.
Hog receipts 16 cars; steady and
firm; Workers, 81 6004 65; pigs 81 SO
GA So; mixed 81 55G04 so; medium
and heavy 81 5000 55; roughs SO 500
8 80; stays SO 2503 so.
Sheep and lamb receipts two cars;
steady, hardly enough doing to quote;
common Kentucky Gull lambs 81 co.;
good to choice Sc 00Q6 81; fancy 81 CO..
EAST LIBERTY, PA, July 15.-Cat-
tie steady; extra S. 1905 So; prime
IS 1905 40; common So 5000 20.
Hogs steady; prime mediums, best
Workers and pigs, 81 55@4 60; fair
Workers 81 4504 SO; heavy hogs 81 40
"a so; grassers 81 1904 40; good
roughs So 1904 90.
Sheep, slow; choice wethers 81 700
4 so; common, 81 00@3 90; spring
lambs 81 00Q6 rs; veal calves 81 00@
Z 25.
CINCINNATI, July 15.-Hogs dull
and lower at So 5000 40.
Cattle steady at So 2505 10.
Sheep steady at 50 25@4 Is.
Lambs dull at As 0006 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-17
DRY GOODS.


Bradstreets.
The market holds in a favorable po-
sition, with operations fair for the sea-
son. Cotton fabrics are firm, and with
the production of gray goods heavily
contracted ahead the mills are in ex-
cellent shape. The demand is quiet,
but this does not materially affect
values. Bleached cottons are quiet,
with colored goods steady. Printed
fabrics are opening freely for fall, with
prices marked higher on many makes,
in sympathy with the cost of gray
goods. The market for ginghams is
quiet, but prices hold steady at the re-
cent advance. Dress woolens are quiet,
but the fall production is well under
control and the tone is firm. In men S
wear woolens spring styles are being
opened at a moderate advance in some
instances, but agents are holding back
as a rule. The tendency is toward a
liberal advance in prices, in sympathy
with the heavy advance in the cost OF
wool.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Market on the
spot shows quiet options to-day in the
cotton goods division. Fair orders
through mails. The American wooden
company made further advance in
Clay worsteds of 21ac per yard, and adj
Vanced full lines of serges and French
backs 212Q5 per cent.
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PRODUCE.


CHICAGO, July 15.-Lack of cash de-
mand and favorable weather with
heavy receipts caused a decline q
wheat to-day. September closing about
3sc under yesterday at 1874 @72bc,
Corn and oats closed acknowledgement.
Provisions lost 5@12hc on heavy hog
receipts.
Wheat opened with show of firm
ness A@3sc higher at 1889 for Sep
TENDER. The upward impulse was due
to buying by traders upon reports of
too much rain in the west and north
west for the prosecution of harvesting.
This crop failed early and after selling
at 733s@731Ac, September started on d
decline from which there was no rally.
The small amount of speculative bust
ness done by scalpers in the main, kept
the range within "a Gables were in
different and receipts heavy. Bears
were to-day recruited from the bull
ranks. The wet weather was princi-
pally in the winter wheat belt, but re-
ceipts were heavy enough to check
buying. The cash deman< was light.
The northwest sold wheat in the local
market, talked fine weather and agreed
in the general expectation OF an in
crease in the visible.
Receipts at primary points were 746,-
III bushels against 256,5l0 bushels last
year. Northwest receipts were Gil cars
as compared with 366 a week ago and
GA a year ago. Local receipts were
54 cars, of contract grace. Prospects
OF large increase in the visible helped
the short sellers. Duluth reported the
country movement to be on the in
crease. September sold down steadily
to 72Ac ana closed at 72A @723sc.
There was considerable selling nf
corn, which opened at 34h@34Ac. a
shade over yesterday. The market
turned with wheat and on the general
opinion that the rains in the corn belt
were favorable to crops. On rumors OF
liberal deliveries to be made after the
close the market sold off steadily to
the close. Receipts here were 439 cars.
September sold off to 1875 @33%c and
closed at 33Ac.
Oats were firm and &c higher at the
opening, but declined with the break
IN corn and wheat. There was a fair
demand for cash. The first car of new
oats received this year came in to-day.
1t classed as mo grade" September
sold between 20a4c and 203sc and clos
ed shade lower at 203sc
The heavy run of hogs caused drop
in provisions. September pork dropped
off 1212c, closing $9.10@$121a; lard de-
ciined ~; September closing at $5.45;
September ribs declined sc, closing at
$5.15.
Estimated receipts Monday:
Wheat, 70 cars; corn $50 cars; oats,
$50 cars; hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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grade 72@75c. Receipts 101 ,5S2 bush
els; exports 54.S77 bushels.
Corn, dull: spot and July 37h@3Sc;
August 38@381Acs September 38A @38-
sc: steamer mixed 1914 @36ssc; south
ern white and yellow 42c asked. Re-
ceipts 151,262 bushels; exports 3S4,669
bushels.
Oats, steady; No. 2 white 31@31kc;
No. a mixed 291a@30c.
Cheese, steady.
Butter, steady.
Eggs. steady
CINCINNATI. July Is. - Flour,
steady
Wheat, quiet; No. red TIC.
Corn, firm; No. mixed 361sc-
Oats, easier; No. mixed 2INc.
Rye, quiet; No. 2 new 60c.
Lard, steady; 5.25.
Bulk meats, firm; s525.
Bacon, strong; 1925.
Whiskey, quiet; S1.26.
Butter, quiet.
Sugar, steady.
Eggs, dull; 9G91ac.
Cheese, firm
TOLEDO, OHIO. July 15.-Wheat,
lower. easy; No. cash 73sac bid: July
72s4c Did, September 1850 bid.
Corn, dull, steady; No. mixed 3614c.
Oats, dull, steady; No. mixed 25c.
Rye, quiet; No. 2 cash sic bid.
Cloverseed, active, unchanged; prime
cash new 4.00 October S4.65.
Oil, blank
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour. steady; patents S3.50@3.60;
straights s3.20Q3.30; clears s30003.15;
spring wheat specials s4.35; hard pat
ents s3.60@3.70: September do. $1,000
$40; straights Mimi, s3.20@3.SG; bak-
ers $2.30@2.45.
Wheat, No. 2 spring, 731sc; No. 8
spring, 71@717sc; No. 2 red 1870
73Ac.
Corn, No. 2 341sc.
Oats, No. 2, 24a4c; No. 2 white ESQ
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tive and rather irregular, the south
western railroad issues moving up IN
sympathy with the strength Of the
stocks.
u. s. Is and old As registered have
declined NC in the bid price.
The total sales of stocks to-day
amounted to 126,150. Quotations clos
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and silver from this port to all coun-
tries for this week aggregate $959, 1T;
silver bars and coin and IS, 7SS,510 gold.
The imports of specie this week were
$100,531 gold and $80,613 silver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-17

IMPORT AND EXPORT TRADE.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Imports
of dry goods and merchandise at the
port of New York for this week were
valued at $1O,01S.8S2. Exports of gold
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-17
SILVER PRICES

London, July s. 27Ad; July 10, 81
I'D July IL, 27ssd; July y. q 11-16d;
July IS. 275sd; July Il, 22Asd.
New York, July s, 601ac; July 10
601zc; July Ii, 601sc; July u, COLE;
July 10, 6014e; July IA, 60Ac.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-17

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