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Cotton huetuAted within narrow range without do.
cided tendency either way The trading was dull
There were no new Developments and tho generality
Of operators were disposed to hold sloof. A the
yiceh were better than had expected foreigners
bought here in small way and there was
some New Orleans buying Dry weather pre-
hours. Later on the improvement was lost and
slight decline ensued on large receipts and local
selling for both accounts. The South sold aud 0ut
siders did nothing Still there was great pressure
covered the nnal prices being generally unchanged
from last night. Shorts covered. According to Mr..
Hester thore came into sight for the week $50. 7o5
bales against 1bvb62 last week. 1b2.197 last year,
227.o@e In 1897 and 8o2 $50 in 1895.
Augusta. Ca. Sept IA" After Careful investiga-
we are convinced that Yield in eastern ana midd{:
Georgia and northern and western South Carolina
will be at least per cent: to 20 per cent. less
than last year. Crops throughout Piedmont section
think. arc beyond hope of improvement. In south.
eastern Georgia and southwestern portion Of South
Carolina cotton has made its maIimum for this Sea
son. and decrease will be 10 TO Is cent. About
open and the only limit the next month to
will be tho ability OF farmers to pick. gin and
let their cotton hence We think movement from
now until Nov. ! will 30 unusually heavy, but in
the long run the yiold will be far short Of last
season..
for No. !. Sales Of 900 bags RIO No. at 7.I8c
ana 80 Central American. Futures unchA nged
to points lower. closing barely steady 5Ales
bags. Havre was unchanged Hamburg was I'M
changed to 4 Pig. lower. American warehouse do
liveres IL $50 bags Rio was arm at 90 res advance;
receipts 10. 900: stock. 500 900; exchange.
o decline of l.S2d. santos was u nchAnRed receipts
$4,000; stock l.i72.ooo. Prices here as follows:
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OFFICE OF
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co.,

100 Broadway, New York City.
TO THE HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL
TRUST NON-CUMULATIvE INCOME Is
BONDS OF OREGON SHORT LINZ
RAILROAD COMPANY,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that, subject TO
the due authorization of the now contemplated in.
crease Of the preferred capital stock of Union PAcno
Railroad COMPANY, an arrangement he, been made
Company for preferred stock OF Union Pacific Rail.
road Company 1T the rate Of te shares % 900 par
valued OF such preferred stock for each 81 900 of
Income bonds.
Holders OF Income D bonds of this Company de-
string to avail themselves of the opportunity to
make the exchange must deposit their bonds, for
de!tv.ry TO Union Pacific Railroad Company. with
The Mercantile Trust Company, 100 Broadway.
New York, or with tho Old Colony Trust Company.
Ames Buildin; Boston. Mass. on or before October
Z, 1Sgp.
The Income bonds SO deposited must bear all
coupons subsequent TO the coupon OF October Let,
1912. which coupon may DO detached and retain cd
by the holder for collection at maturity
Negotiable certificates of deposit will DO issued
by the above mentioned depositArtOs emitting the
holders thereof TO receive preferred stock OF Union
PAcihc Railroad Company on the terms above
pressed or to the return OF Deposited bond. In the
event that the issue of such preferred stock shall
not. prior to November ]. lsOO. have been author.
Ied at the meeting OF stockholders now called for
that purpose.
Dated September is. 1899
ALEX MILLhR. 6Oor0tArY.
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Further depression characterized coffee to-day.
Importers sold. and though there some demAn
1T was insufficient to absorb the offerings. The
what easier.
NAVAL sroREs.-spirits of turpeutine. 4s04sho.
RovIsIoSs,-Lard was steady; Western. Sb.66; Con.
tinental refined, SO. Pork was steady At So0e9. so
for mess. Meats were steady; picked hams
sXS1Oc.; do shoulders. &c; do. bellies. 5K0sc.
TalloM 4ssc, Dressed hogs oHotJsc. Butter Cream
cry. Western, eItrasf23c.; do. hrets, 31h022c.
chee.e-stato; full cream, small, colored, fancy.
lll10llAc.; do white. 11hOllhc.; large. colored
ll4c.; do, white. II Egss-stAts, Pennsyl.
vAniA and Western, 1p&017he. Chicago. Sept. IS
in provisions causing this market to close easy at
small decline. The cash demand for meats was
fair. and good for LAID
sUoAR-RAw was hrmer at $40. for 90 test and
9lb.loc. for 80 test. Refined was quiet but steady
OHIoAoo Sept. 15.-TheAs were to. day prices;
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JOHN BAUDOUINE's INCOME.

Judge Brown Rules That the Surplus OF It
May Apply to tho Payment of Debts.
Judge Addison Brown. In the United States
Bankruptcy Court, granted order yesterday
permitting Willard Parker Butler. trustee In
bankruptcy OF John F. Baudouine. to deter
mine the question OF the amount OF Bau-
douine's income which may be used In settling
his debts. Baudouine. under the terms OF the
will OF his grandfather. Charles A. Baudouine.
has the income OF one-fourth OF the testator's
estate. amounting to about $50. 900 . year. and
also an additional income from com missions
on the estate. On March 81 he filed petition
In bankruptcy. alleging that the income from
hs grandfathers estate - ihhaiieba pc
in the trust 10 inallenable by tho beneficiary.
under Section 81 OF tho Revised Statutes. the
surplus OF such income. beyond what Is neces-
sary for his support. may be appropriated to
the claims OF creditors. Thus the trustee may
apply the surplus TO tho payment OF HIS de BITS.
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Union Pacific Railroad Co.
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
Exchange of Shares.
8 Wall OF.
OFFICE OF UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.

TO TEE HoIpEhss0 s 81 FkkE AsE Hin
AND COMMON STOCK OF THE ORE
CON RAILROAD AND NAVIGATION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that subjsc. to tn.
due authorization of the contem plated increase
Of the preferred and common capital stock OF Union
made for the exchange Of shares OF its increased
preferred and common stock for shares Of the pre-
terrsd and common stock. respectively. OF the
Tho basis OF exchange o. the increased preferred
stock OF Union Psoho Riilroad Company fer
preferred stock Of the Oregon Railroad and Nevga-
tion Company is share for share together With the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company, at the
time Of tho delivery of Union Paoiho preferred stock
in exchange therefor. of the sum of One Dollar
per share In equalization and adjustment Of
dividends.
The basis Of exchange Of the increased common
stock of Union Pacific Railroad Company for the
common stock Of the oregon Railroad and Eavtga-
ton Company 10 share for share.
Holders Of the preferred and common stock Of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company desrinR
to avail of this offer must on or before October 7,
fer and Witnessed and stamped required
by the United States Internal Revenue Law. for
delivery to Union Pacific Railroad Company with
The Mercantile Trust Company. 100 Broadway. Now
Apes Building. Boston. Mas.
b., the soo1e.m. nttonsd dspoassri.s snutIins the
Of .
of deposted shares Of stock Of the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Company in ths event that the
Unon Pacific Rsilrosd Company shall not. prior 70
meeting of stockholders now called for that
Dated September lSth, }se't, ru1A. s.,r,.,-,
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STRIKE OF Carpenters IMMINENT.
More Than 5000 VIII Quit Work To-Day
II Their Demand Il Not Granted.


In accordance with a program me arran ged
last week. about $500 carpenters may OUT
work on various buildings throughout the city
at IL o'clock to-day. when the DEM and for the
Saturday half-holiday goes into effect. Notice
OF the demand was solved on the en- ploysrs on
Monday and numb Of thsm. on account Of
a rush OF work before winter sets In. will grant
tho demand. The unions making the demand
are the United Brotherhood OF Carpenters an d
Joiners. which has about twenty local unions
IN New York. the New York City Carpenters
Union and the AmalKamated Carpenters
Union. The first named union 10 afiliated
with the Building Trades Council and the last
two are connected with the Board OF Walking
Delegates.
A demand for 81 day, an increase OF so
cents a day. which WAS made at the time tho
Saturday half holiday dem and was form u ated.
will 20 into effect on Monday. Some OF the
employers. who were seen yesterday, said
they were, prepared to grant both demands, as
they could not AFFORD d strike Just now. 1t is
have to strike to gain the demands.
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ENDORSED DRAFT FOR STRANGER.
Contractor Duryea Probably Out $500 fer
His Good Nature.

H1B UOOu NOtuT0.
OYSTER BAY. N. Y. Sept. 15.-GeorRe E.
Duryea. o contractor and builder OF this viii
lage. Is probably $525 out OF pocket through
the trick OF a stranger A few days ago tho
stranger waited on Mr.. DuryeA and said that
he represented a Western hardware house. but
did not succeed In selling him any goods.
Later. he again called and said that he ex-
pectod a draft for $500 and was merely hanging
around Oyster Bay to kill time. Again he
called. and yIully proclaimed tho fact that he
had received the draft. He asked Mr.. Durvea
II no would step around to the bank and dsn-
tify him. Cashier f. Morgan Griffin told Mr.
Duryea that II he would endorse the draft 1t
would be honored. Mr. Duryea endorsed 1t
are looking for the stranger The draft iS a
forgery,
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FRIDAY. Sept Observation-Disclosures was
nrmer Sales. $4,000 bush. mainly for ex-
port, here and at the outports. No. Northern
Duluth 2kc. over December I. o. b. anoat; No.
1 hard Duluth 5ks. over; No. ] northern New
York 20. over The Northwestern receipts
were 1,022 cars against 621 last week and 900
last year: Chicago 1873 against OIL last week
and 1872 last year. Futures closed 10. higher
with sales Of 2.345.o0o bush. Prices as fol-
lows.
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Tho Wheeling Lake Erie Rs 81 e DC Com m!
Rhs4S viii s. saG net
the directors of tho company in Cleveland to-
morrow for the purpose OF reqrganizing the
dent OF the socioty for, Savings Of Cleveland,
chairman OF the board. Representatives OF
banGns ns.re.s IN New Yorf sty viii f bs
come directors Of tho company.
!, Tho plants Of the American Car and Foundry
sly contrscts have Just been oIosed vi.h tSe
cars e forty tons tho
and Mem phis Com sny for 200 Goa! cars. with
and
t ssSo Of recent orders for box cars alone up to
The local moyemssnts q money this week are
iolioWs: "The "e direct sRipmsnts Of money
r ths week t And ths Tssu. q Their
4 3: s al s;I% Tss j tSs r.
in es.h to the interior S4.343.s54 and rseeiyed
$500 800. loss on the movement OF $3,453.;;
RS 0s 70 Tho %o New an Yofi
mainly on G nt'nS Ts
%SpsS H5 nnsi the SR1Ps
out by the Suh-Treasury. against Assay ONCE
various points, The loss to the New York Sub
Treasury the previous week was So. 500 600.
Tho Canadian banks did not receive or ship
any money this week. The Secretary OF the
ments Of interest money by the Government
for a yenr."
r. q. Dun h Co com pute the liabilities Of tho
Septem Der at So 1903 $40. Bradsireet's reports
the number Of failures for the week ending
to- might at l4!t against % last week and 173
tho corresponding week last year.
The receipts Of tho Government to-day were:
1872. and miscellaneous. Sl3.247, a total Of ST.
461. 1870. The Disbursements were 81 .450,0 900.
an excess OF receipts over expenditures OF s H.
fS besn si2o.7i1 .s17 land the exnenditures
s ssc.pt. n s8Se'' OF expenditures over
The official count Of cash in the Treasury to-
day compared with that OF yesterday shows:
Gold coin and bullion .s5Ss467o .a5 st5t
silver dollars and
', ouihon, .'''''''''''''' ,1'tooz'.an S'5oSS.2
Other assets less de-
msnd liabilities. 4.+b9.9lo b.l05.27s
Available cash balance
incrd'E gold reserve Sas2. 1851 S2ss. ,222
Money in London 2K per cent. Rates, Of dis
count In open opeTrset for short and three
bullion Withdraw from the BANK Of England
on balance to-day. .sl6S 900. Paris advioeS
| quote per cent. at 101 francs l2k confines.
Exchange on London % francs rs centimsS.
The Honestake Mining Company has
esntS per share ana an extra dividend q the
RS5G psd "a dS SH a. 10 ds's.s
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sTArESMES AT A CLAMBAKk
Senators sewell and Kean and Gov. Voor'
hoes Guests of p. Sanford Ross.

hoes Guests of p. Sanford Ross.
LoNo BRANCH. N. j.. Sept. 15.-P. Sanford
Ross OF Newark was tho host at q notable
clambAke served this aftern Don on tho pIazzAs
OF the Ross cottage. Covers were laid for
thirty-two. Among the guests we're United
States Senators William J. sewol and John
Kean. Jr.. Gov Foster NJ. Voorhees,. E. F. O.
X MoHss J9 ses B'Ss aansSNci Fsysl
9addis. Robert H, McQarter. UIai McCarter.
Thomas T. Kinasy, W. Campbell Clark DR.,
Kilburn, p. T. Quinn and SilAs Halssy.
Vice President Hobart was not well enough
p b. presapt. He will return to Patsrooh next
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Kansas City, P|ttsbug & Gulf
REIMBURSEMENT.

TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS AND
STOCK OF THE KANSAS CITY, PITTS.
BURG q GULF RAILROAD COMPANY,
AND OF THE MERCANTILE TRUST
COMPANYs CERTIFICATES OF DE
POST FOR THE SAME.
The undersigned announce that pursuant 70 the
grssmsnt Of March 18th. 1899. they have adopted
READJUsTMENr PLAN.
which has been lodged with the Mercantile Trust
Co.. Dspostary from which copies may DO obtained.
Holders of bonds and stock o. the Kansas City.
Pittsburg Gulf Railroad Company who have not
already deposited their securities with this Com
mitee invited to deposit them with the
Mercantile Trust Company of New York on or be-
fore OCTOBER list, 1899, subject to the read.
justment agreement and the plan proposed by this
Committee.
Holders OF certificates OF deposit of the Msreau.
tile Trust Company for bonds or stock. who may
not agree to the plan OF your Committee. may with.
draw their securities upon the terms stated thersn
until SEPTEMBER 3OTH, 1893, after which
latter date holders of Mercantile Trust Company
certificates who have not disssnted from this Plan
will be bound by It's provisions and those Of the
rsadjustmont agreement
New York. August Slst. 1899.
Ernst Thalmann, James gtillmap,
Louie Fitzgerald, George Coppell,
e. ii. Hartman, VIM. l.. Bull,
J. Lowber welsh, w. K. Glyn.
Committee.
". 4 CULVER Counsel
ALVIN W. KRECH. Secretary. 100 Broadway.
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEM
lCAL (OMPASY.

Preferred Capital .tock Dividend No. J.
At q meeting or the Board OF Directors Of The
American Agricultural Chemical Company. held this
day. u was resolved that semi.annual dividend OF
THREE PER CENT. on the prefer ID capital stock
be DECLARED and paid to stockholders Of record at
s6ooin will close on Monday. sept 20 and reopen
Thursday. Oct, 8.
JAS. NJ CLIFFORD Trsnanr.r
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eltstions and alsstinas.

'rAE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stoekholders Of
1 TEE HORN SILVER AISINo COMPANY for the
election Of Directors for the ensuing year will be
held at the once OF the Company at Salt Lake City
State of Utah, on Tuesday, Dot. Q, 1897, Al II
o'clock noon. A !. HARRISON. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stocihoideTa OF
\ the Loro BEcAH HOTEL AND CoTTLoE ConPAEY
Limited. will be held ct 23 Wall street New Yori
on Mednssdsy, October Ath, 1899. 81 IL II.
AA. o1GARD, s.sr.,..1.
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CoLUMnUs Gas LIGHT g HEATING CO

CHARIEsToN. W: Va. Sept. lth 1899
The Board OF Directors has this day declared .
dividend of three per cent 90 per cent? the Pre-
ferred Stock and dividend OF one and ons.hAlf per
cent az per cent? on the Common stock of this
Company payable October 10th. 1890 to the ct ocf-
holders Of record at the close OF business Sep
TENDER 9th, 1899.
Transfer books will be CLOSED at the close of bust.
ness on beptem Der 10Th, 1899, and reopen October
18th, 1899 W +. DOUTHIRT Hecretnry
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1aukers and Brokers'.
dividends and gnterest.
Western Union Telegraph Company,
NEW YORK September 9th. 1890. I

NEW YORK, september 9th, 1899.
DIVIDEN6 No. I:4.
The Board Of Directors have declared . quarterly
dividend Of ONE AND ONEQUARTER PER CENT
upon the capital stock OF this Company, pay BILE
at the ONCE OF tho Treasurer and after the 9th
day OF October next TO shareholders or record at tho
close OF the transfer books the goth day OF Sep
TENDER. inst.
For the purpose OF tn annual meeting Of stock.
holders to be held Wednesday, tho 18th day OF Oc-
tooer next and Of the dividend above referred to-
the transfer books will be closed three clock on
tho afternoon of september 2oth ins: and cd
on the morning OF October 9TH 1899.
NJ T, WILBUR. TreA,urer
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The Board OF Directors have this day declared
dividend OF TWO PER CENT. on the Com mon STOCK
payable Oct ? to Common stockholders of record At
20. 1899. 80 ''
The transfer books will close on Wednesday, Sent
20. 1897, at 2:l5 =. NJ, and will reopen ON Thur.
day, Oct. 8, 1899.
Dated Sept. IL, 1920.
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once HOMESTAkE MINING co.
MILLS BUILDING. 10 BROAD SrREET"

NEW lOKk, Neptember 10TH 1900.
DIVIDEND NO. 213.
The regular monthly dividend OF TWENTY-FIVE
t2b) CENTS PER SHARE has been declared for
August, payable At the trAusfer agency in New
York ON the 25th inst. ALSO EXTRA DIVIDEND
able at the same tlus and place ~
Transfer looks close on the 10th inst
LOUSSBERY n CO.. TranHfer I0an.s
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MINING NEWS.

=. A correspondent writes from Miuers' Basin
the Ia Bal Mountain.. Two mines are o ship
ping from the distriet and three others will
company 70 getting III machinery fora twenty
stamp mill In Mil Greek Basin.
RandsburF, Cal. reports that a new vein
sixty feet wide has been struck In the Hercules
.. RI shs 20 go b ps ton The entire ledge
Park City. Utah. reports that the shipm N to
Of ore from the Maeklntosh sampler last week
aggregated 3,543, $50 pounds. Work ON the
Lucky Bill will probably be resumed this week.
Advices from Lesdville nste that shlpms nts
Are hampered by lack Of rail tran,porta tion.
yards. and some mines have had to reduce
thelr, output. On the northeast portion OF the
gold belt active exploration and development
work 10 the order OF the day.
Casper. CO..: reports that central Wyoming
10 the country. One vein on Owl Crock 10 four
feet wide and the groupings can be followed
for mtles. Eight or ten assays have gone as
high as 35 per cent
that 3hs utS 9ps. Grs s
tho shaft Of the Mabel 80 inches Of quartz
has been uncovered that shows sylvanite in
large quantities. Work ts completed on. the
mill at Independence and the plant will be In
operation next m onth.
Grand Forks. B. G.. reporte that assays from
values OF $50 gold.
Idaho Springs sends word that the shaft on
the Little Richard In Warren Guloh 10 down 2e0
and q f,pe streak Of sm citing ore shows at the
bottom. that runs $50 to the ton.
"A report from Chloride. Ariz., states that the
Merrimac 10 looking we'll and that work on the
concentrator will begin a. soon as the mill
struck in the Tcst drlit Al the 35O. foot Isyei
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financial.
IS 1OO,OOO.OO
FIRST
MORTGAGE
OF THE
cANIsTEo WOODWORKING
CO.,
CANIsTEo. ny.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

OFFICERS AND DlRE\lOkS.
w Lawrence tLawrcnoc Bros. YonisIG.
j. B. Hlbbard u11 Broadway.
O. r. Culver dry goods. 16 Main ST.. Yonheys. \. z.
Hon. J. irving Burns 1872 Nassau st. New York
Alfred Singer captaiist).. Flushing \. z.
There are 40 year Q per cont Gold Bonds Of
100000 each interest payable semi an nuaily ana
are secured by nrst mortgage on the entre properly
OF the above corporauon, the cost OF tho property
mortgaged being over $500, 600 o.
The annual earning power OF the company above
all charges 10 about $50, ooo.o
The entire bond issue is SIeo. 900 90. Of which
800 900 90 10 offered for public sale ~ po For 90
livery about October l.
Applications must DO accompanied by checks to9
10 per cent Of the amount subscribed fort balance
payable when allotments are msde. Failure to pN
balance when due Will operate a. forfeiture OF
amounts previously paid.
subscriptions may 30 sent 70 the undersiensd.
who havo made careful and complies examination
OF the property mortgaged, and unhestatnRly 70.
commend these bonds TO the most conservative In
vestors
Henry voorce Brandenbure & CO.
uncorporated)
BANKERS,
6 Wall OF. 96 Broadway.
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The rainfall for the past - hours was trace at
weather for the next SO houru. New Orleans ID.
vanced points, but lost the rise. Futures here
closed steady with prsss unchanged to points
lower as follows:
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doysrnmens bonds steady at UNCHANGED
RI. S'fi my 6 fsson '4s H i ssd
ss4Ss 4: 1sieP pasiisis HsSses::
prS. 81 S:% York
800. Bar silver in London closed at, ~ 3-l6d.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 47ho.
auoted At bHSe per pee cent o Tor sixty Days SIX
per cent. for four aud six months on indus.
trials c9mnp;SIrTs s paper 10 quoted at 4CS4s
D Dsms 5sS Dsa osa. 4"@' per cent other
,hs a. s1eh @R:s S.ss % sn .s fs
Continental eEehanse was agie. and steady.
s h:sist 2z'Ss IS;
80; and cable Snnt.d 5ransfesss 81 ssS4 SEX
6 6aae' sf' for sSe sss Gr
iG5 aS9f nBd of Sss ,Ss
1870 IS " s.iS Tor short. 'i' ''f 'onS anu
Domestic exchange on New York Boston,par
count: selling. Lie premium. savannah-
Buying on selling par NsT 72EI.sn..Ban.
ssS sc ;'I ses
.Ss.S S.sf. psr ..s ss S.ssan.
s es ssst an. Siif % G..
teF Ct. week S's d H s.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad COMPANY
common stock. payable Oct. 2.
The Illi5oi: Central II RSilroa d Company re-
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se. sspt.nSeIin Chio.so: DO Whit: $40. over.
Fa,ufss sdysneed < 70 Hc. Sale. 10000 bush.
o,....s H.s..r. 1.y.a c,.s.,. E kss
s.S,...:: s 81 ssssS ST. sssS g
:sa s sss
sy Then to- ssls ana
weather map the conditions were normal; In the
The pafosss and 4 81 IN Nssrs.is
and low. 90 Y o. ana Ksn.s. Ml:sSns Illinois
y hinnssota Nasrs.i. and Iowa: Tbs fOysS... for
sc saa s .ov ipd rns
peIatrs,. indiana and Missouri fair today and sat
:Rs su., f,sssy siss
Montsns fair, proceeded by shower. cooler
nSfFSso we're s II. ss
TO goo or for
sentns ship%snt. Ssr. iiS.r.i :, $4,000 bush
sS tn: IL
eountry Is 5000 600 bush. against only 1ss.ooo .
sn. %s Gsn
Co.. and other prominent houses were liberal sell
c,. for
tno Brhustreet morrow Will say! 'Wneh
nSsaoS ssss s'e s fGs 8: S:'s
week. 1876, 2pl bushels in the corresponding weok
of 1898, G.2Se 94e bushels in 1907 $500. 32o bush
els in 1896 aud 2.538, 0e6 bushels in 1895. Since
July / this season the exports OF wheat aggre-
gate 42ol2,7es bushels against 36 %oe. o3l bushels
Corn was srmer. The weather was generally favor
able and Liverpool was Nd lower. while the Arrsn-
tine shipments were large. but shorts covered thore
was . good cash business. and prominent operators
at the West were buying. The Argentine shipments
for the week wore !.tet 900 bushels against
Argentine visible is - $500. 900 bushels AGAINST
2.2os. 900 last year. The seaboard cleared 1880
bushels Corn exports for tho week aggregate
5000. 900 bushels. against T. !s6.s78 bushels last
week. 1851, o0I bushels In this week year ago,
1901 ,o92 bushels in 1897 2.8yA.7S7 bushels in
1890 and l.oob9 bushels in 1895. Since July
bushels against SO. bushels during the
period year and 3<.8T7. 100 bushels in 1se7ys
Oats were hrmer. There was . good cash demand.
The clearances were 257, 400 bushels.
TLoUR-steady. with sales OF $4,000 bbls Re-
a. 90 bbl. and 1a;sss sacks. Winter IN bbls.; eu.
s2.eoose io straiehts 50 10 sS; patents 90 soc
:tr,Sh.s psaSsoss 3d. oo patents. aga s7seSsSoS'
CoTroS.-Bpot cotton here was unchanged; NO
sale sales; MidSdins nRiand': oHe; against Lice:
1850; Mobile declined Lice: New o,ls.n' sold
phis ]. $50 and 81. Louis COS bales. Liverpool
unchanged on the spot. with sales of lo.ooo baIes
futures were UNCHANGED to point lower: sales for
900 last year. atocfs sos 600 against 6<8 900 last
week apd 7o7 900 last year. The movement to-day