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ForeIgn stocks aaa sroaey.

London. Aug. A-American securitIe.
were dull and prices in most cases wee,
lower. Operators were inactive. The clos,
was quiet but steady. The amount o.
bullion taken into the Bank OF England
on balance today. s276.OOO. Gold a
Buenos Ayres. 1870.
New York. Aug. L-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
The markets were dull today Inv It.
ment stocks were heavy on the prospects
OF dear money throughout the remainder
OF the year. Americans nuctuated. clos
ing factionally lower. The bank did a
good business. buying si73OooO gold In
bars and $4,000 In German coin and re-
ceiving $4,000 from Austria"
London, Aug. 4-Consols for mon>y
D5 SIS; sonsols for the account ms rs:
Canadian Pacific. 100 "a: Erie. - as:
Erie first preferred. % 81; Illinois Central
1ls; Northern Pacific preferred. 50; St.
Paul common. 13S 81: New York Cen
trail. 14S: Pennsylvan'a 20 Is: Rea ling
10 "a; Union Pacific preferred 70 So:
Atchison. p sis: LOUSY lie. IS 81; Grand
Trunk, "a; Anaconda. II as. Bar silver
n $40. Money. 3 per cent. Short bills.
1-S93 SIS; three months bills SIS
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Aug. 4.-Cattle receipts today
were too light to make much of a mar
ket. High grade cattle were strong and
about 10 cents higher, but commoner
grades sold slowly. Good to fancy cat
tie sold at $5.35d6.O5, commoner grades
bringing $4s4OQ5.SO; stockers and feeders
sold at $3.2594.SO; bulls, cows and heifers,
$.20q5.25; Texas streers, s.. 90d5. S5, and
calves, MG7.1O
The hog market was again on a boom
and a scramble for offerings resulted in
an advance Of 10d20 cents. Heavy hogs
sold at $4.O5d4.75. mixed lots at 81. S5@4. so
and light at $4.5OG5. 90. Pigs brought s.. 70
CAS- and culls, $2G3.90.
Heavy receipts of sheep and lambs again
cut prices, most sales being made at
prices 1OIl5 cents lower for sheep and
about 25c lower for lambs. Sheep were
salable at s2Q3.25 for inferior, up to $3.50
90 for good to choice natives. Lambs
sold at $Sa4.2S for culls, up to $5Q6 for
choice lots.
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; hogs, 1900; sheep.
II, 900
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. 4.-Cattle-Recefpts
/ 800 natives, 1000 Textns; market steady
to strong Native steers. $4.SOd5. 80: Texas
steers, $3.6O14.6O; Texas cows, $Z.oOqS.4O
native COWS and heifers, S.Dd5.15; stock
ers and feeders, sSd6; bulls. S2.5Oa3.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market strong, so
10c higher; active. Bulk of sales, A.40G
$50; light, s4.3Od4. 521s; workers., $.7li9
4 .521k; pigs, $4,000. 521k.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady.
Lambs, $4.50q6; muttons, $S.35Q5.
ST. LOUIS. esd
St. Louis, Aug. 4.-Cattle-Receipts, 500:
market steady but slow, owing to small
supply. Beef steers, &.5Od5.S0 stockers
and feeders, $3d4.s0; COWS and heifers,
81. 25d5; bulls, $2.3OG9. 10; Texas and Indian
steers, $3.2OQ4.90; cows and heifers, $3.50
G0.B.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market 100 higher.
Pigs and lights. &.6O64 60; packers, 1850
10; butchers. $4.7O14.S
Sheep-Receipts. 800; market steady to
strong. Native muttons. $3.5094. 30; lambs,
II. $685. stockers, ,$2.5OGS.&.
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MEXICO'S NEW BOND ISSUE
Has Already Gone TO q Premium In
the Old Country.

mexico City. Mex, Aug. 4.-The new s
per cent bonds of Mexico's converted
debt were quoted above par at Amster-
dam today. The news created a very
favorable feeling here for II had .,ot been
anticipated that the per cents wouId GO
so quickly above par in Europe. although
the old per cents had for a long time
commanded a premium. The silver debt
Of this country is now held wholly In En-
rope, being distributed in France, Bel
gium. Germany Holland. Italy and Spain
and these bonds. having been purchased
al low price, ga veecelntelxCfda. Mn
at a low price, gave excellent interest.
and now with the improved price, Euro
pean investors. who are mostly small
capitalists. are vel satisfied with the
profit they have made in addition 20 the
good interest received on their money. II
has been Impossible at times TO supply
the active European demand for Mexican
silver securities. which represent what Is
called the Internal debt
Bankers here who have made a study
90 the revenue conditions predict Taat
the customs revenues will next year IN
~ lNA4g OVER the ndnd-
some total OF the past fiscal year. A
large amount OF foreign capital Is being
invested in lands and mines and activity
IN taking up claims for gold and copper
properties IL noticeable The number is
without precedent in the mining history
OF this country. Much English capital q
now coming in and Il is more juaIciously
invested than In former years. a. the
English have learned by experience TO re-
II only on competent cxpeE testimony as
to the value ~ properties
Secretary Chamberlain. British minis
ter for the colonies. has agreed IN sub
s!dize a railway In British Honduras %
connec; with the road through Yucatan.
where the government Is putting In In
dian tribes 20 work on lands allotted 20
their members in severaI;y. A project for
q standard Euags road from this CITY
through 70 British H9naurzs is nox
under discussion In-Loadoa- u would b.
a formidable undsgtahsnE- bat 81 IL b.
isved by lis projectors that Il woui3
open Up n great extent Of almost v1rxfn
territory unsurpassed for fertility within
the borders OF the republic.
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IN TOBACCO and GOAL
Occur the Chief Movements
in the Stock Market.
REALIZING IN RAILROADS
General Tone of the Market
Firm at the LaSt.'

New York. Aug. EToday's stock mar
ket was largely devoted to dealings in q
few industrial specialties. Under cover of
the strength In q few industrials there
was q marked tendency to realize In the
railroad list. but the selling pressure there
was not heavy and offers decreased as
prices declined. Union Pacific was sub
ject to pressure by unconnrmed rumors
of 9 strike on its lines. The stock broke
1 1-2 points on other liberal offerings and
closed at . net loss Of a point. The pre-
ferred declined "a. The chief movement
Of the day was In the tobacco stocks
ana Tennessee Coal. American Tobacco
gained an extreme four points. Continued
Tobacco 3-s, the preferred Ia. and Ten
nesses Coal 2 IL Late In the day prices
Of these were suddenly let down from 1
Ia to Ia points. apparently with the
purpose OF shaking Of weak followers Of
the bull movement A rumor OF = great
he sOuh Was added to those recently cur
rent to explain the Tennessee Coal move
ment. The vigorous advance Of this stock
begot some sympathdc strength in other
stocks In the same industry. Colorado
Fuel. Hooking Coal. Federal Steel. Ameri-
can Smelling and q number Of other
stocks advanced from q fraction to over
a point. Peoples Gas was up at one time
over a point on reports OF the company's
prosperous condition There were gains
IN isolated cases elsewhere, notably in
st. Paul and Omaha, Chicago Great Wes-
tern preferred, Kansas City. Pittsburg
and Gulf, Pittsburg, Chicago Cincinatti
and St. Louis common and preferred, Ma
tional Biscuit and New York Air Brake,
ranging from to 1-2. On the other hand.
Sugar was heavy most Of the day on ac-
count OF the shading Of prices in some
grades of refined sugar. The local trac-
ton stocks showed weakness throughout
and Consolidated Gas lost 1-2 per cent
net Rock Islands June statement. show
ing an increase in the surplus after charg-
Is Of nearly $4,000 compared with last
June. failed to hold up the Changers. The
reported large demand for grain export
was equally ineffective and this group
was reelected here from London on ac-
count Of the outlook for dearer money
there. and there were some reports Of
money troubles in Berlin. Sterling ex-
change was weak. posted rates falling
1-2c and actual rates lac for short bills
and s-sc for long sterling. Some anxiety
Is felt over tomorrow's bank statement.
There was nothing In the money market
today 10 indicate easier conditions, the
bulk OF the loans being made at per
cent. The coming holiday in London and
expected dullness In New York prompted
the closing up Of many accounts. There's
speculative leaders closed feverish and I'M
settled, but the general tone was firm
at the last. Closing prices were az fol- |
lows: |
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HOGS GO UP D CENTS
Little Better Supply and DUAL
lty Good.
TOPS BACK TO S427i-2
Cattle Steady But Very Little
Offered.

All the markets yesterday both specula-
tive and real were decidedly improved in
tone and hrmness of strength but little
light in receipts. This market, while still
below par in volume Of offerings, was a
little better in receipts ana the quotation
was a strong 10 cents higher. All the live
hog markets were along about this same
point, one eastern point early reporting
from 1 Oto Is cents higher. The three
loads OF sale hogs which went over the
scales yesterday were very fair hogs and
averaged medium. While not at all
lively or even nominally active day, the
local market held its own very well with
all of them and was better than for sew
eral days past. Everything in sight was
sold and there was a disposition 10 pay
the best prices in line with the rest. The
wagon trade and local stuff was light, in
fact practically nothing, and the whole
trading in effect was furnished by the
three cars from the outside. The grain
pits and the provision section also firmed
up to q very interesting extent and the
refreshing feature was the marked and
we'll sustained advance in provisions. The
yellow fever bugabOo being now so as
6uredly false bottom on which the shorts
can stand, that it no longer affects the
real tone Of the trading and the bears can
no longer make Of it an excuse to pound
down prices. The live hog trade was
likewise good on diminished receipts and
a steady advance all along the line was
made and closed at the best top prices.
The Wichita market had little in with
which at first to establish a market quo
tation, but az soon as a car was yarded
II was quickly bought and at prices fully
10 cents higher and in line with all the
hog centers. One of the cars was re-
ceived late and after 1t was thought all
the business was over, but 1t, too. sold
at once, and though light In weight, were
very fair hogs and sold strong. Every
thing offered was sold and the pens
cleaned UP OF everything. followers and
all. 1t was better day all around than
most Of them this week, but with more
receipts 1t might have been better.
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BANK CLEARINGS FOR JULY
what Bradstrees's Analysis Of the
Figures DIsaIoses.

New York, Aug. f.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say: July bank clearings are
usually Of relatively small volume. re-
fecting. as they do. midsummer quiet
ness I'm speculation and business. II Il
no surprise, therefore. 70 hnd that the
aggregate Of bank clearings for that
month il smaller than IN any preceding
month this year. with the exception OF
February. When comparisons are made
with preceding months Of July. how
evcp. II Is found that the volume Of bank
clearings exceeds that Of any CORES
bonding months An especially favorable
showing u made when comparison Is in
stituted with July 1895. a month Of large
business aad OF unprecedented mldsum-
mer cIearings. In every instance ksins
by groups of cities over 1888 prove 20 be
heavier than were shown IN June. and
when the additional fact Is remembered
that only two cities Of the United States
showed decreases in July from July
year ago. some idsa may be had 81 the
immense expansion IN current ciearingS
which has occurred. This practical una
niulty In the matter Of gains over a year
ago f.. In fact. \ most striking feature
ofthe months returns. and 81 f. doubtful
e. in this respect. al least. the record
made in July by the individual cities has
ever been equa1Ied The total bank
clearings a. seyenty-hve cities for the
month aggregate g. ~ -. 80. q decrease
OF per cent from the June total and %
1sT from the record total q March, but
q gain % 4i-s per cent over July n year
ago. % 81 per cent over July. 1877. % io2
per cent over the corresponding month
% "a and 90 81 per cent over July $50
Another interesting feature brouzh. oft
is that the decrease IN elearinbs IN the
July total this year from ;ba, - June
= not az large a. ths falling 81 IN JslY
last year. The increase % as per cent
IN the NORTH 5gst closed compares with
\ gain % 81 per csn; IN June ard % sfs
per cent in Narch. the month % largest
ciearinrs On record. Every ErOsp = sI,Ier
sowed heavier gain IN Jsly than In Jun
the middle states EroBp leading WITH an
Increase % 81 D>T cent. eiossiy foilq4si
BY a gain % S4-s per cert "a eSw Eng
Lard NEXT important IN The matter o..
inrrsases shown - The Tar western zrsso
with q gain % 1S Per eea. Every
group. however. Bot ore. tie aoafhWss,-
ern. shows Al Increase IN excess Il .
per cent. ane IN fAis group :, lacked gaIy
frac'ion - peg cat % taat oats
AZ intffna;ed ebySe. the practical INA
nifniiy % The eities in showing salns over
July year ago r Special feature ~
ths prsssnf sxhfhs; oaiy two cs,le..
Portland Naiss. sns I>o~el. Nass .hsu
eecreaAes. ana sysn thoss are small
Among tbs large e1tiss shy<f.K Eaias.
Minneapolis. in The sorfhwes-srn Erugp.
Is proezinsnf. vita a. Increase = = pr
cent Ss~ York and Bostos alec sh0w
iarEs gaia. The Increase s. fbs fer-n@-
being az Per eent ant N tbs iAfier q s
psr cent Anong TIE other tE7artsat In
ereAses ufght - mEsfteae1 thsss a.
Phiis3eiph1a AaA san FrAsessco. - p~T
cent each. C1sTeis8d = pSr ceaf. F7fts-
esrS - pr eent - Past - per esns.
Desssr = pr eens. F's0si8enns ~ 80
essi. Halt1nsrs ssaEiT = ~ &C., scAs-
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ghe aaiha aateeh1p gae Saturday 0ruina august s.

all other hogs. II you notice in the lot
sick hog, quarantine him at once. Con-
tagious diseases are not often imported in
their first stages. II the sick hog gets
worse. kill him, and bury him in some part
Of the farm where the hogs will not run
for a year.
To run six or eight gifts over winter and
bring them with thirty or forty pigs. big
and fat, to the butchers block the next
Christmas will fully occupy about sixteen
acres Of good land, but a little run down
One acre should be in artichokes, which
with the cleaning OF the farm, will carry
the gifts over winter with bat little grain
Five acres for spring and summer should
be a mixture Of everything that will grow
quickly and early, and that a hog would
relish; about ten acres should be grown
IN crops for fattening. Cow peas, when
they VIII grow, are better than corn to
pasture down with hogs, because they do
not exhaust the land. do not waste like
corn when the hogs are feeding on them,
and are easier cultivated. Weeds follow
hogs, but turn them under with the waste
left by the hogs, and your land will rap
idly increase in fertility. Do not get
greedy and overstock your little place. A
few. well-kept, will give more Of pleasure
and proft with less Of care and anx-
iety than too many
Provisions were firm and higher. The
hog market was strong and the yellow fe-
yer scare apparently has subsidized. Some
outside buying was done. September pork
opened IL cents higher at $50; eased
on to Ass. and reacted to S.52lk. Sep
TENDER lard opened "a cents higher at
S5.SIh, and advanced to $40 Septem-
Der ribs opened about cents higher at
$50; eased Off to $5.07k and reacted to
10. Cash lard closed 121s cents up at
.. 42ls, and cash ribs up Is cents at Sis.
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and the - per cent rate for tina money
which has taken the placs Of the recent
figure OF 3 Per cent or Les for such ac-
commodation. causes conservatism In re-
gard to speculative buying OF securities
which already sell at high prices. The
break in foreign exchange this week. In
dicatfng that this country retains its Do
sition as 3 creditor nation and THAI Rold
may, be expected to come this way from
Europe In the autumn. was regarded
with favor. but had no practical eject
on speculative sentiment or activity. The
very favorable character Of the June
statements Of several large railroad sys-
TENS. and the continuance OF Increases In
the gross earnings Of the current weeks
keep up the confidence OF holders In the
granger and other properties. checking
any tendency 20 nquidate. There has.
however. been much less disposition 20
manipulate properties OF this kind In the
face Of higher money and the attempts
Of like nature have again been directed
to the Industrial stocks and specialties.
though the success OF efforts 10 attract
public interest In them Is not as yet sue
ceeding. The principal bear factor out
side Of the money market situation was
the appearance OF yellow fever at a
southern port. This led to some selling
Of shares OF railroads considered likely
to suffer from the outbreak Of n genuine
epidemic but the needlesSness OF fear on
this score soon became apparent and de-
prived the matter OF much influence. The
subsistence Of the recent strikes and the
comparative freedom from symptoms OF
further labor troubles has been noticed
by the street as a favorable sign. Lon
don took little part in this market. al
though at the beginning OF the week
there was some buying Of our stocks
there, said to be on orders from this side
1t Is noted that recent large shipments
Of American securities from London TO
New York were in part due TO the i'm
position OF new and increased stamp
duties by the British government upon
transfers Of stock.
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METAL MARKET,

New York, Aug. 4-Further weakness IN
tin was the only feature Of interest In the
metal market today. The additional de-
cline was brought about largely by a
withdrawal of buyers and freer offerings.
Regulation reports from primary markets
did not reveal any striking new phases
and the same was equally true Of the
situation abroad. At the close the metal
exchange called pig iron Migrants I'M
changed with s14.75 bid and $15.5 asked {:
lake copper unchanged at $3.50: tin
weak unsettled and nominal at $50. 80; lead
steady with 3I.55 bid and $40 asked !;
spelter quiet at s.. The brokers' price for
lead Is &.3S and for copper ISIS.
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New York r,o.n M.rkrs

New York. Aug. 4-Money on call Is
"a per cent: last loan. per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. ga 50 per cent. steri-
Ing exchange easy with actual business
in bankers bills at ASdAss Ia for de-
mand and at tLs2 S-saLsg l. for 60 days:
posted rates. H.sl 1-264sl and Sl.s7a
47 1-2; commercial bills. SH la
As 10. Silver certificates sodsic.. Bar
silver 01-ic. Mexican dollars Gsc. Gov
eminent bonds strong: state bonds mac
tive; railroad bons irregular.
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southwestern. q; Sept. sssk; Oct. ssss
Dec. IS.
ButterIF1rm; ereameries. 1s1za17s1; dai
ries, 12l15h.
EggsAF1rm; fresh u2ls.
Dressed poultry-Steady; turkeys TIC
81; chickens. SIGH; ducks. SaS.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. 4-Whsat-Sept.
SIS; Dec, S4s: No. hard. Sh- Cash
No. 3, 6OQ62; No. erd. S76Ss; No. 3. ST..
ass.
Corn-Sept., 9Tk; Dec, 2fx. Cash: No
mixed. ISL; NO. white. q; No. 8, "a
Sk.
Oats-tNo. white. AikG3h.
Rye-Steady; No. ?, So
Hay-Choice timothy, $50; choice prai-
RE. sGS.25
Butter-Creamery. .141Ed1s1s; dairy. Il
Eggs-Fresh, 81.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug. 4.-Wheat-Lower; No
2 red cash, elevator 6S1h; track, Sik96si
Sept, 6sh9A; Dec. 721s; May, 76; No.
hard. 6Sh
Corn-Higher; No. 2 cash. 5Oia: track,
g; Sept, 3o1s: Dec. Z7&; May, 2Sh-
Oats-Strong; No. cash. 81; track, M
az; Sept. 1ssz; May, 2l%; No. white.
&ih
Rye-Hgher, IS.
F7our-Dull and unchanged.
Dry salt meats-Firmer; boxed shout
ders. SIS; extra shorts. SIS; clear ribs,
S.3T14; clear sides. $50.
Bacon-F1rmer; boxed shoulders, SIS:
extra shorts. $5.S7l9ds; clear ribs, s5.S71z
as; clear sides, 81. lea.
Ne ~ n
corn, $1,000; oats, 5000.
Shipments-F1our, HOO; wheat, HOO;
corn, 1000; oats. 1900.
NEW YORK.
New York, Aug. L-lF1our-Receipts, a.
065; exports. 1853 About steady. some
what easier on lower grades general mar
ket closed quiet, unchanged; Minnesota
bakers, s.. 9OGS.10; winter patents. $3.50
80; winter straights, 50. 20qe. 10; winter
extras, 81. 40q4.S0.
wheat-Receipts, 1Os.Soo; exports 1883.
Spot firm: No. 2 red. 69s fob. afloat spot ;
No. northern Duluth, 1874 fob. afioat
spot; No. red. 742s elevator options
opened firm at nc advance which proved
to be the best Of the session and due to
local buying following frmer cables. yes
terday's liberal export sales and local COW
cIIHBS SOIQ OH &c unQST rc&uZl0S, out
again rallied and closed steady at about
the best prices. Sept, 74lk675Ik closed
Is; Dec, 767sgT1s. closed TN.
corn-Receipts, 1S7 200; exports, 50,128
Spot Arm; 10. 2, 3S7s fob. afloat; $50 ele-
vator. Options opened f1rmer, with wheat,
but ruled quiet and eased on about &c
in absence Of outside interest, but again
rallied with wheat and closed steady IA
Ac net advance. September closed ssh:
Dec, s5Go6%, closed asa.
Oats-Receipts, 1920; exports, 1o221a
SPOT dull; No. 2 q; No. 8. Is: No. white,
2714; No. 2 white, 2S1s: track mixed west
ern. @qcS15; track white, 2SGS5. Options
neglected.
Butter-Receipts, 1887 packages; firm;
western creamery, 1915; fresh factory, II
GA; factory, 14914lk.
Cheese-Weak; large white, sk: small
white. ~; large colored, sk; small coll
ored, e1k.
Eggs+Recepts. 6.ST packages; steady;
western regular packing. 10d3 ut mark
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Aug. 4.-Wheat-Spot No. 1
northern spring firm. IS lid Futures
closed steady: Sept, IS 90; Dec, IS 1Okd.
Corn-Spot american mixed new steady;
ss SD; American mixed old steady, IS
I'D Futures quiet; Sept, IS SD; Oct,
Is 41sd; Nov, nominal
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York Aug. L1Cofee-Options
opened steady at an advance of I'VE points
and rapidly advanced on an influx OF in
vestment orders and on bad scare Of
shorts, supplemented by strong cables and
slightly bettoeF statistical conditions
Trading was more active, closed steady
to 10 points higher. Sales q, 200 bags.
including Sept, 4.40d4.45; Oct, AS; Nov,
4.50G4.65 Dec, 40; JAN, 4.9o94. IS: March
SOS; May. 6.1oG5. 10; une. $50. Spot Cot
fee, Rio steady and more active; No. >
invoice. So; No. Z jobbing. 81; mild stead
fer, with increased demand; Cordova, TX
an.
Sugar-Rar, strong. with good demand
Refined, strong, active and tending up
ward.
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Kansas City. Pit.sburE and Gulf hrst's
rose L. per cent. There was some ac-
;ivity In MORTGAGES Of Southwestern rail-
roads and in Rope and Irvine some slight
changes were noted Total sales. par
value. 81. sos.00. United States sours sd-
vanced Ia and the fives Is "a the BID
price.
BRADSTREET-S FINANCIAL REVIEW
New York. Aug L-Rradstreets Finaa-
cial Review tomorrow viii say: Al ths
beginning % the present week there vas
an apparent Accession % fresh outside
speculative buying As the week pro-
greSsed this FELL OF again and the mar
kst reverted 10 its former condition 90
dGiinsss. The professional interests which
are responsible FOR the greater part 81
the transactions generally seemed In
elined TO bUIl TIE market but this astI-
tude was IN . certain degree modified By
the confused frmness % the money mar
kst which holds ~ recent advance and
Rfres nc sign % eziarked supplies or q
renewal q iss ferner extreme ezse
There has been- indse1. 10 SePinesncy.
and fears that the n@eas on ths crop or
raOy9nR season. together WITH the sr1fr-
itY q eezsraI business. may result IA de-
cided scaEetty % fsE6s. are not seriously
considered II II. however. admitted thar
extremely tO~ rates for m01ey wah
whisA - carry securities - as 81 80,