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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

LIVE STOCK MARKETs.


CHICAGO. 5siy A-fAere vssv - sxeasA cattle
zRr~essA tsdAy ~ uaAa . maxamk Thew vers sras-
t<xsEG rrSsss ~ - - & 3xsx1 ss1H Ani6xne esssd
a<sesss issxse vsAAsm1ne asssau tAe paSx ~ Asss
Tkers active local snA saipD6ne demans
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lAs saes.s ez<sass = - i.sssrstisA s1assa z =
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Gssssal osstatiens.
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A. vina9 aRaAUh1s. 000aA
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ess 49, S.s - s. 81 e - -.
sssss: ssr 1890 esssss ss.sests = : se..p
s - -: 81 49,. 49, :.'sss 5 IS - '''
Cs6ss-Oreinas eso.sa dan and u.eAAassa ssies.
- 49,. iaciudiss; septsnsex. -; pees.ssr
and Jsssa1 k1c. epos Rio Dun and nosinal;
e !. i.gssss e.; Ma :. iaess.s. q Ans-1''s
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snd slest" sa0tss issd 4 =" = ~ CO.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETA
Breeas4uas.
sANrRANcfscO. July t-whsa>-iasetiss; ~
ss1is-wsis: 90. ..slss ssssas
Fiour-Net esaa for famiay extras. Noeau: ball
~ sztss. aNeaH; ossssn ana wssAinssan. -
wheat shippins. slsa: slR for choice; mining.
ss.s.....:.a sssEss: hss-sns. sel9a
~ Receipts.
Feur. quarter sachs. Ssa: wheat csntAls, n M
do Oregon, 53n: barley. centaas -; cats cenfAb.
-: Do Oregon 60 corn csnssls. 90: potass sss
-: hides. .: auieisi1ss. issis. s: vine. saiss
Clesisg 0sstatis.s.
whsat-Inactirs; December, $LI1
Hadsy- weaker: usv. ~
/ Con-Larss yellow. n l2S1lK
Bsan-&sso -
Wool Ana Hops.
wooa-srring- Nevada. lnaiac: Eastern Oregon.
laslAe; vslsy do. Is1ise. yau-Northsm mountain
1ambs. A@loc; mountain lambs. e9loc: San Joaquin
piaina. sssr: nnsasoidt and Aspdociao, iisisc
Produce. Fruits, Etc.
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lIRIn IND tribe REVIEW.
rw SEArrLn MAnxErs.

- vsa sess0eS ~ aDA - 00xAam0 -
49, Snsnfs a. fu1A fr1m cA1eusiA n dhtor
- ~ N ~ whAas IA eood csu0ofn as4 y
111f1srsa u - 11s& - eced snpUu3 - odd
- Iornl nAsxe4s today. bu1 p1U pCCeaA0 AnD
fS6Ses q peaxs, pazns ard DsaeA0
1r-rv snfuaDentS wen rather loht tet4ay nd tha
- wss xeaa 1t yesterdays pstr0. Pptatna
- en- Il 1tc. but the nafhSt = - ths 1scatns
~ - tersi masksG VII - Affected o9sty
Gu1Ssr szd sgss are bssng ssad h saod is&a he
- = In. wtGk N ts<atnst3sa - RIA
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LumSer and Bualaing Materials.

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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
NAaf-xsrcrt. Ne 1 esat Sc. Ne Z btsestsm.
- osafns Nc elsa. sae. Ne ! eiasste0. g.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
essssa. Sc
+. = - e
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
..fVNTiASn. 1uls -Whsas--wsiia waEA- sas
-. ss,ass. s4Ss&lS --srss~za. sssssse
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NEW YORK MARKETS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

On fAs ffs3a-e EKxAAEsx today the rEAxkse gas
-: eesee~sss H. &c. assrse, ii<sssse.
CA~sse-Fsrm. k@Sse.
rxx>-St<sAs IL
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JonDING QUOTATIONS.


40WDBNO 0kOIAV1OWDs
ysan1as sssGafsons yesterday wsss - sollsws:
ssGas. rIons snd Co1ee.
49, -eosdsu C, IN bsis. Assr. sxsa G, II -.
. 81 tssdDa, ksse; dU 0snaistsd 80; euba.
10: ~ cash pssss
~ IL: ss.lms s ss'a c.is.ss i.ss ss: s.
=. -. White. no " . q . = :.ess:
rs1sd .hs.,. tas pr ~ =. = ls,n ssel.:
Adas ~ PR ise D; tn - sssAs: farms. g
]. % :sss: graham essr. Us pr
II .. d Mn sacis. WHO'S wheat Aour as per
3 - q ien lAess: re neal. = 2 per 10 h..
$; - s..: = 3 ..1n, e.: nut DC ss : :. 3
ss.ss s.ls: DE Der case q = - ssss: fancy
puns6 osts g. n pss bals, In IN sacks. corn meal.
~ 81 ss ea 4 70 .ss :.as sasls ssa ssl
R se s.s,. s ,, ::s q, ss a.s.s. .1s,s
$ sssls; p. nal, es pr ssi. n 8 s.s ..els:
~ s.ass rs S az: s: ..e ~ 81 .n nc,
sel1ed oats par eAse. az
- co.,s sfs H.. ses sAass. e ism s, pr
p s;..:. &; e, as IS &C. =. ?. q.
"a. ~ c.s.sss. ss.:.. :is.' me- s ; .s:s
ss:s isass: Iasa. NJ sac: sss. siss; =.
Butter. Cheese. EGgs aaA Poultry.
ss.s.sSe.ssn: Isis: i..ss ssi.y. e ssusss.
ksss.-S..i,. w.shinssoa. issue: Eas.sa. y
-etrsesiy fresh ranch. n0xc
Csae Mosey -caiuonia comb. nol1le; strained.
fsu,uy-Tavs chsehens. issise; live t.ssuvs. ise;
tFssaed taskeys. fSise-
xuss.
- - 49, ,1z,s. - ens.ss 81. es. .s... ~
s.ss -, III, 4. si.c.as ~ rs. , ,sss,.
=: pans' 80: Asekor,. ise: esssssuss. = dos.
So. 800 =. =. -. 30. v
0sn-Psr ton 81
oas3sy Rolled. ~
G.. Whole. 81 -; CRACKED. ~; fssd neal. Per
WAsst-Tssd, "a; Oh cake NEAL -: middlinss.
Ssi,, ehors..a 49, 80 az s.o's<1
n..s.. pr.vs.ao.s ..s r,.h
ss
nsA Mssts-Ccv best & per %: steer bret, e
vi issse. 3 Per b. small. ine.
=. ss.ssss, ,,a lasss, s "a. snail ie break
Gotta Special. &c; lard compound. ,sercss. &c:
fsssA Fish H.leat. sssssie; ehlsoos and soeh.yr
.lnsn. sase; salmon trout. ioe: mountain troet.
ssdsss . mel. ss. ss,r ss s sa'' S'ss
"a Ma: o,:s.r. ol,mgi., ns sses. So -
esesss.es.
- ss =, .ss s ss.s: s. ..e 81 e.. sss.
e4l2 ~ s.eh: rs,sabasas. y par ssca: sunips. 81
s ssa. essesSe Ae PER rsfsnips 40 sseh;
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Vegetables.

Paefnss-Ssw potatoes. SC per b: Old posA-
eA 0oU0 per ten: bcsts. yi&l D pr sack: eaSrots
~ AcAs cabbage. sAc Per b; rsrsnips. u y ssek
Sshao~sr sS9Si per dcs; Oregon and native peaA
= pr q. suennbe0, tsSsee per dcs: garlic. Me
- N.B pr bor; tcnstsss. 81 saxlss: war beans
e. sAnhase. ts2s Per n; corn, tae pss dos: hot
ssass beans. ise Ted onioas. ssssoc per cvt silver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

Tue imports Of dry goods and general Oerchsedias
q tAs Part o New YoTk Tor this week wers valued
1T UeIs no Exports of sol6 and ailysr fsce1 this
port 20 IN countries fU the weeh algsgate G0.a0
silver bar and coin and sssa. 10 gold
The imports Of specie this vsek vses S.B gold
and 81. - silver
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

s 0UVebs Nueeoes HBBo 010 BOU1ttys
Dsttss- Ranch. E59iac: fancy dairy. IN sauasa.
M71.c warrington ezsAnsriss. IN and - Detnts
Assss--Sstiss wsshinsson. fz91sc: Eastssn. y
On
nN--etric4iy fresh ranch. ne0c
Cs9e Money- California comb. nDl13e; strained
~
tuui.y-Iavs chsehens. issise; live tassaus. Nc:
tssssed tuskeys. E3Ar-
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% ienens. a. d sase. according 10 grade: arples.
eary. u 10 Per boz. bananas. ~ sAA&fs per bussch
CA8nsnla black hSs cartons. u rs. new dates. ySr
LAM Washington sfsswsefrtes. Per cfAse. tlssf -
0essen sksrrirs. sSsssi per box: natives. sa4rsc:
sfEiecss. saSi per beg: gooseberses. 3c: peaches
-. rsums ;asser grapes. 81 per bog: rcars.
~ ser ben.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

nAske< seeady.
Aasisy-Wsohsx: spok naskst stsonG-
OatD-Qute4. hnt rather 6rDG
aupt Qnofat3oos we're.
Flour-Ne4 cash for family extras. 0oea8: bal
sss' extsa. 00e4W; Oregon and WAahinGton. ~
80
wheat shippins. s1aa: slH for choice; mining
a l21eelN
Hezisy-Fsed. sss9Ese: brs~ins. Sl@lwi
Oa4n-M11inG. nominal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-04
HOG MARKET GOES Up
Another Dull Day But the
Prices Better.
TOPS UP TO S417 t:2
Very Little Trading in Cattle
Yesterday.

TIA local livestock market yesterday
was quoted as III cents higher, with a
light supply and dull trading. It was
mostly a repetition Of the day before, not
only at this point, but at all the hog CEN
ters. There were no heavy offerings any
where and the dizziness extended all
through the speculative markets ,includ
ing grains, provisions and live hogs.
There was q noticeable degree Of strength
in hogs from every quarter yesterday,
and all the reports from the several mar
kets were higher. some ranging from
to 10 cents higher. There was little yarded
at this point, the car stun and the wagon
hogs both being light in receipts, and the
business draggy. The one load which
crossed the scales was Of very good stock
and sold we'll They were heavies and in
well fattened condition, plump and even
running. More Of this class Of hogs would
have sold and in their absence there was
nothing TO trade in save the few punches
Of local offerings. At times Ike the pres
ent when one or more articles on the
speculative list are depressed, ii Is the
rule that the rest are quite likely 10
follow with them. Yesterday the early
trading IN wheat was signally influenced
by unfavorable reports from Liverpool,
but later it reacted and advanced on re-
ports Of losses in the northwest. Realiz-
ing sales later again settled It somewhat.
Provisions were dull but firm and the
yellow fever influence was more than or
set by the effect of higher prices in the
live hog markets. Hogs at all the west
ern markets were higehr and this point
responded in line with the rest. and had
there been a larger run and a liveller trad
ing the prices would have been even
higher. AS It was the tone was firm and
the quotation up a good strong IL cents.
The general dizziness always realized at
this summer season is being felt here as
elsewhere, but as compared with other
points the Wichita market proportionately
holds its own very we'll.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-04
METAL MARKET,

New York. Aug. S-The market dis.
played general weakness all day under q
change OF front on the part Of producers.
disappointing cables and less favorable
reports from primary points than antici-
pated. Tin and iron led In the weakness.
At the close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants lower, with S14.75 bid and
$15.S asked; lake copper unchanged at
$3.50; tin weak and nominal, with $31
bid and $3.50 asked; lead unchanged,
with $4.55 bid and s4.571k asked; spelter
easy at s.. The brokers price for lead
is A.55 and for copper $3.50.
Glasgow, Aug. S.-Panic ruled in the
pig iron market today and iron was
thrown over to catch any profit. The
bears Joined in the selling and on the day
Scotch iron lost IS sad: Cleveland iron.
5s 11zd and hematite, IS I'd per ton for
cash. Since the top was touched Scotch
iron has declined nine shillings per ton,
Cleveland 12s 41ad and hematite IS 10lZd
per ton for cash.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-04

lights at "a. 3564.T5. Pigs sold, g. 5oQ4 .o5;
culls. $2.0Od3. 90.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were again
heavy. Sheep declined 10Q15 cents. lambs
selling &GS5 cents lower. Sheep brought
s2.5Oq3.5O for poor lots and $4.75d5 for the
best; lambs sold at $3.5Od4.5O for culls,
up to Sc. 25d6.60 for fancy fiocks
Receipts-Cattle, 600; hogs. 15,00o sheep,
15,0OO.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Aug. 3.-Cattle-Receipts,
4,10o natives, 1900 Texans; market strong.
Native steers, S415a5.6 s. Texas steers, s. 25
Gf.65; Texas; cows. s.. s5Gs. 60; native cows
and heifers. 2.50G5 q; stockers and feed
ers, $3G5; bulls, $S.2GaS.75.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market Ed10c
higher. Bulk of sales, 1900. IS; heavy
$4.3Oa4.4o; packers. f.27is14.S71k; light,
A.25Q4.35; mixed. a.9Oa4. 421k; workers..
&.S7laG4. 4271z; pigs, $I.25Q4.4O.
Sheep-Receipts, eco; market steady,
Lambs. $4d5.75; muttons. S.25Q4.3.
ST LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug 3.-Cattle-Receipts
2.5o0; market steady to a shade better.
Beef steers, $4.5Od5. so; stockers and feed
ers, SSG4.9O: COWS and heifers, s.. 1d5;
bulls, s. .3oGS. so; Texas and Indian steers,
s.. 20I4 go; COWS and heifers, s. 50n8. 70.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market 1Oc higher.
Pigs and lights, S4.5q4.6S; packers, $.5G
94.6O; butchers, s4.6ea4.70.
Sheep-Receipts, 200: market steady.
Native muttons, s.. 5Od4.50; lambs, $50
$50; stockers. $4,000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-04

London. Aug. 3-American securities
opened depressed on lover overnight
prices from New York. Prices remained
quiet with next 90 nothing doing. the
market being OAsdsent 20 The lead Of Wal
iree;- The closing vas duh
Nsx York. Aug 2-The Commercial
Advertisers Lon6or financial eab3sgraFn;
The msrkets were extremely Idle tostay
In view Of tire holidays and the harder
money. The bank rate Vas rot changed
but a rise is thought in@Titsoss. ;hs r.
serve being loser II spite o. the hsary
influx 81 gold from abroad TIE Bank
cd considerable buslasss 81 bis Arg
leans we're dull ard SsatgTeisss and fhs
finish was f-sc;so-afly i0w~r- Tss Ian
bought E1E 90 <os9 IN bars ana 6 ~ n
German coin. ard Gt8ae vas szgagsd 70
Buenos Ayres-''
London, Aug Closing: Co1s0is fc-
r0aey. iE... c8oSing esasois for Ire &c
count. ~. Canadian Pacific. iafas Eeri-
III. E-5e first preferred ~. IllEz1ls Cen
tral. 1ISz<: Northern Pacific preferred
ses.: Z Pau connon. -: N$v York
Central. I<F1z: P~nnsyivsriz. ~ Reas-
inx. -: 4'ni0r PaciSe preferred. a..
Afchison. ~. Grsnd Trunk. -. Louis
vile ard Nashville. ~: AaaeD11A. IL
Bar silver steady. "a per ounce. nnasy.
- per cent The rate q Discount q ths
open market for short ass thrss msz1bs
elz1A - psE east
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-04
dull SAVE N SPOTS
Stock Market Given Over to
the Professionals
TO DEPRESS CHANGERS
Grasshopper Scare Is Worked
Tobacco a Strong Spot

Mes York. Aug. A-Today's stock mar
ket was professional almost entirely and
was dull except in one or two spots.
Symptoms Of strength were confined to
few OF the specialties. notably Tobacco,
which made up a large proportion of the
days total transactions. The movement
in this stock was attributed to manipula-
| ton directed against the shorts. whose
efforts to cover helped the advance. SYM
pathetic strength was shown BY CONT
mental Tobacco. Tennessee Coal contin-
ued its remarkable show Of strength and
closed at the highest price at a net gain
Of l-9 points. Otherwise the iron and
steel stocks were inclined to depression
Wall street had a rumor that there had
been a slump today in pig iron prices
abroad but this could not be verified.
There have been recent purchases OF steel
abroad but these were simply the result
OF the great scarcity and large demand
In this country. Dispatches reporting a
threatened plague of grasshoppers in
western states were used with effect to
depress the granger stocks. The trunk
lines also were heavy. The recent buying
in London In this market came to a stop
owing to the decision Of the London ex-
change to close from Friday until Tues
day, over the bank holiday on Monday.
The bears made a successful attack on
Brooklyn Transit. Peoples Gas and Rock
Island early in the day. thus inert asing
the tendency to reaction. The market
had its periods OF strength sustained by
the movement In Tobacco, firmness IN
Sugar. strength in Rubber and General
Electric and a few railroad stocks. The
strength was maintained and the Isolated
railroad stocks. such az st. Louis South
western and some OF the Southwestern
stocks, which showed small net gains
were so nearly inactive as to have little
effect on the general list. The under
tone OF the market vas heavy until the
close, notwithstanding a sudden marking
up OF Brooklyn Transit. The retention by
the Bank Of England of its existing rate
OF discount Of an advance, failed TO have
a very reassuring effect. The private
rate OF discount In London advanced a
fraction above the bank rate. Sterling ex-
change in New York resumed Its down.
ward course. notwithstanding the ad-
vance in the London private rate and the
announcement of a shipment from Aus
tralia to San Francisco Of 81. 206. SIS in gold
In Paris rentes tended downward again.
These incidents are accepted as admou-
itions that IL exchange here falls TO the
gold import point London and the CONT
nent viii sell securities rather than part
with gold. The decline in the local money
market was after most OF the days bust
ness was over and was without signif-
canoe.
Etochrs nlns.d NJ r,rIcn. RnIln,ra.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-04

west, %; Sept, IS; Oct. s6k: Dec. ssh.
Butter-Firm; creameries. lska171k; DAT
~, 1zG151k.
Egss-Firm; turkeys. 7,s0ss6: chickens
eak913; ducks. zs@10
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. a-wheat@Sept.. Gl4
Dec, sl%. Cash: NO. hard. esGS31k: No
3. 6OA@621k; NO. . red. esdse; No. 8. G;
ass.
Corn-Sept.. zx; Dec. Sl7s: No. mixed
ShG2s; NO. white. 2sls: No. 3 q.
Oats-SSo. white, 25dS.
Rye-So. 2. 501z.
Hay-Choice timothy. $50; choice prai.
RE. sS9S25
Butter-Creamery. 14as9s1l; dairy. Il
Egg$Fresh. 81.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug. 3.-Closing: Wheat
Lower: No red cash. elevator 6sM
track. 6e1ka70; Sept. esS9is; Dec, TN
May. 75lz: No. hard. 6sis.
CornlEasy; No. cash. q track, S3dh
Sept. s7s; Dec. 2714; May. 31&.
Oats-Higher: No. 3 cash 81: track. ~.
g&1a; Sept. 1875; May. A%9H; No.
white, a.
Rye-Higher, 541k.
Flour-Easy but not lower.
Dry salt meats-Quiet; boxed Shout.
ders. SIS; extra shorts, SIS; clear ribs,
S. 371R; clear. $50
Bacon-Quiet; boxed shoulders. S %; ex-
ira shorts. S. Sik96.0O; clear ribs, SSH
@G.OO; clear sides. $s.12iA
Receipts-Flour, 6.0o0; wheat, sS,Ooo;
corn. 5000; oats. 1900.
Shipments-Flour, s.0co: wheat, LOO;
corn 137, 600; oats. 11,0o0.
NEW YORK.
New York, Aug. 3.-Fiour-Receipts, IT,
s72; exports, 1850; easier than the pre-
vious day on 8 withdrawal Of bids and
sympathy with wheat.
Wheat-Receipts, 1920 exports, IS, 500;
Spot easy; No. red. 75x fob. afioat
spot; No. / northern Duluth. fs% fob.
afloat; No. hard Duluth s0N fob. afioat
to arrive; No. red, H14 elevator. Options
opened easy at &c decline under disap-
pointing cables. Influenced later by for
eign buying. disturbing crop adyIces from
the northwest and strong afternoon cable
news. prices recovered only to work or
finally under realizing. Closed easy at u
as net decline. Sept, TAX c5 sis, closed
f4A; Dec. n 1l-1Sd771z. closed 7T1s
Corn-Receipts, 1s4.275; export, Ss,o15;
spot steady: No. 2. STA fob. afoat: IS ele-
vator. Options opened steady on reports
Of too much hot weather. and was later
sustained by light country offerings and
very large clearance. Closed easier with
wheat at y net advance. Sept. 35A93eA
closed IS; Dec. S5hGsN. closed 35A.
Oats-Receipts. 15S, 800; exports, S05N:
spot frmer: No. 2. 2i4; No. 3. 2sh; No. 2
white. 2Slz; No. 8 white. Z71k; track mixed
western, 6deSh; track white western, q
@SS; track white. SQe5. Options nomi-
nally steady.
q.ard-F1rmer; refined firm; continent,
s5S.
Butter-Receipts, I.OS7 packages; quiet
and steady; western creameries. 15d1s;
fresh factory, 11q14; factory. 14ah
Cheese-Receipts. 1880 packages; firm;
large white. sA: small white, slk; large
colered, sk; small colored. 81.
Egg-Receipts. e,745 packages; steady;
western, 10ai3
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool Aug. a-Corn spot American,
IS Sd; new steady, IS 4lkd: American
mixed old, steady. IS I'D. Futures steady;
Sept. IS Sl4d: Nov, 80 sgd.
Wheat-Spos steady. Futures Arm:
Sept, IS Sad; Dec. SIS 1od.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-04

Paris. Aug 3=Bnsiness was heavy On
the ooerse today ana few transactions
were recorded. Reutes were easy. no
Tintos were firm Kafflrs reacted siightly.
Berlin. Aug. &-Priees On the boerse to-
day were QuieS. but steady. Nine shares
were active ana harder owing to favorable
manufactures advices.
Berlin. Aug. 3-The eDutsche Tages
zeitung today published sensational ar
ticle. predicting q great panic In the Ger
man money market. The paper said thar
during the last six months f.56eo0. 90
marks OF new shares were issued, Of
which slSW0e0o marks were Industrial se-
curities. which. II Is added, exceeds the
whole issue Of 1SSG A mass OF evidence
Is quoted to prove the existence Of un-
sound speculation.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. Aug. 3-Cofree-Options
opened steady, unchanged to points
higher. and after brief furry Of ANNA
ton around the opening became very dull.
with narrow price changes. Investors and
the bull crowd were held In check by bur
densome supplies, and prospects for a
bumper CROP and sluggish spot demand
while current low prices tented to arrest
short selling. Closed quiet, net unchanged.
Sales $500 bags including Sept, lS5: Oct.
40; Nov, AS; JAN, Ass: March. 800;
APRIL 5.oo; May. go Spot coffee. Rio
dull and nominal. Mild. quiet but about
steady. Cordova. T1zd11.
Sugar-Raw strong and held higher:
lair refining. 4; centrifugal 80 test, 4s-le;
moissses sugar. S7-1S. Refined, strong
and quite active.
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LIVESTOCK IARxErS.

Chicago. Aug. 3-The supply OF cattle
Hoday was much smaller than the demand
and orisk competition advanced the price
OF desirable offerings le cents Good 10
fancy cattle sold az $5.25ESa5. commoner
grades. $.50d5. 30: stockere and feeders
brought $3.25a4. sc, bulls. cows and heifers
e2.65I5. =; Texas steers. s.. T5T5 Is. and
calves. Sass
There was good demand for the light
offerings OF hogs and prices advanced IOd
rs cents for al grades. Heavy lots sold
- 2.SS44.621si mixed at $i.&G4.s5 and
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S94 per cent: last loan per cent Prime
exchange heavy with actual business In
bankers bills At sa.SKa4.ssss for de-
amnd and at A.ssS s. for 60 days: post
ed rates. @.S4as.sll and =. ssssG4. -: COM
mercial bills. A.EK. Silver certificates.
60isd61; bar silver. col: Mexican dollars.
IS Government bonds steady; state bonds
inactive; railroad bonds irregular.
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FLORIDA.
a Superior ThreGgh Sleeping Ger
Lne Between 81 Louis
and Jacksonville

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Today the mercury came within Is de-
grees of being equal 20 the hottest day
this year. The highest temperature being
on Tuesday. August I. with a maximum
% Ss6 No indications for rain.
The gauge on the river stood at 80:
last year, Is l. L MUELLER,
Observer
Washington. Aug. 2-ForecaSS for FRI
day and aSturday:
Kansa S-Thuaderstorms and cooler Fri
day: Saturday fair; winds becoming west
erly.
Oklahoma and Indian TerritOry-FaI-
and continued high temperature and at
urday; southeEly Winds
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Arrive from West
No. 479-Prast and KinRraan nas-f
senger daily except Snndsvl has a~
No f1a-Pratt ard klEkman nr-f
eomnodatlon fTuesaaT. ThurnJ
day. Saturday, ..............--. f.n~-
Depart West.
NO. SIt-KiEEman and Pratt uaa.f
senRer daily except Sunday. r.wmA
No. S13-Kingman ana Pratt al
eommodation. (Afonday- wes.
nesday and Friday. ..... e.sa I. -