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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-29
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icO unca C0mpanla del U0nunene Amecan0 que
Oucede semeiante PrVleglO.
duS dc hsbeE ead VICENTE POLKA doso paga Pmo
del
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IL ssspuradoa en- bien de sus tamilias.
e ri dsreho RESgAURAR P0tzAS ABAND0NA-
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Hab condolences prvegOa mas fsvorables para los as'
suzadOs que los que OfreCe
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supcamos al ipegene pdbHcO De esa Isa Ia lecurs es,
adO de esa hermOss condolences evndO as sOprendos
por sOCedades garnhdas antas de asegur Vuesas 7
omsd mas informes del
c. f. storer Sapeilgtadats.-C. B. Metz Agase general
bauquwo-Agetss paaos JESUS Ne LsgO Fernando H. Ce
srO Ageute soicisdOr Luis Yordan Da Agent cOleoerol
sn Pence Blasni Hermanoa
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-29
PE1VI9RlO9

l: m ursdO puede red euquss del nundOy dsdsas
osupaOon sin pagaE pEtnA extra
s0 sOussdsn pra spOva'Onss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-29
LA VHL0CE
COmpanfa DE- vapores italianOs

Un vspo de ompsns de excsente condolences para
pase gaa esto puerto del al 10 d cada omsr cargs
para Saint Thomas Santa Cruz De Tenerife Geneva Nanoes
Yeneca, Lyorno Trieste pasao dnioamente para Ssint
Thomas, Santa Cruz de Tenere Genova N8poes Barcelona
via Geneva. :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-29
PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

sObre este amamOs muy parcuarmen La atenCi6n del pd
CO pOr ser la nica COmpa1 del Connents Americana que
,oncede semeante PriYleglO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-29

cLAsE DIsTINaUIDA

Para informes generates, drgrse consgnatarOs en-
ssa psa. FEIIcI COSTA Co. IS enc
Ponce ssasmbrs 26 as 1899
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Este es Ell VIGORIZANTE mas poderoso, ET.
RECONSTITUYENTE mas efcaz, FL TONICO
VlTALlZADOR mas enGrgico del cuerpo humane
y del sstema neryioso Es el alimento mas com
pleto del cerebro Y nervios
Este vino es un verdadero CORDIAL. Su aabor
es agradable. Puede tomarse cor entcra confian2a.
Siempre hace bien, Su cfecto fortifcante es lme-
dato. Un solo frasco basta para scntir sorpren-
dente mejoria.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-24
NO SUMMER DIZZINESS
RAILWAY TRAFFIC OVER INDIANAP-
OILS LINES CONTINUES HEAVY.
Total of Is, $50 Cars Moved Last Week,
Compared with 25,O42 I'm the
Same Period of 1S9S.

The car movement, as reported by the
several roads entering Indianapolis shows
q continued large business, considerably in
excess Of that for the corresponding week
for several years past. The total number OF
cars received and forwarded at this point
for the week ending Saturday was 2s,439.
and of these 2212o were loaded. This shows
an Increase in loaded cars moved over the
number handled for the corresponding week
IN 1893 of 800. while the increase over pre-
ceding years was-over 1897 2.495; over 1896.
1910, and over 1895. 5,761. When it is borne
1n mind that the car capacity has been
largely increased I'm the past few years. 1t
will be realized that the increase In business
has been much greater than would seem to
be indicated by the number Of cars. There
Is no special article. aside. from grain, that
makes up the bulk of the shipments, which
are Of the most miscellaneous character.
While there IS large amount of coal, coke
and iron moving west, the merchandise ship
ments are heavy. The in and outbound bust
Tess bears about the usual ratio. The total
movement of cars on the fifteen Indianapolis
lines for the week ending July p Is given in
the table following. together with the show
ing for the corresponding period in the pre-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-24
NEWS In SUNDAYS JOURNAL
Resume Of Chief Events Printed in
the Issue Of July 23.

Frank Embree the assailant of Miss VIII
Mo.
Militiamen were called on Saturday to sup
press riots growing out of the Cleveland
street-railway strike.
of Paris. London and Berlin 10 the country
or seashore in the last week
Announcement was made of the appoint
ment OF Elihu b. Root. of New York. as
secretary OF war, TO succeed Russell IL. Al
ger.
ment for murder is again agitating London.
this time growing out Of the hanging OF Mrs.
Ansell.
The English athletes defeated the repre-
sentatives OF Yale and Harvard in Eng
land on Saturday. Oxford and Cambridge
won five of the nine events.
Representatives of the italian govern
ment called at the State Department in
Washington and asked an investigation OF
the lynching Of five Italians at Tullulah, La.
Immense fortunes are being made in the
zinc fields OF Missouri. Within short pc
riod of time poor men have attained affiu-
ence. Jack" is king In the southwestern
part of the state, and under its reign the
district huns with industry.
Judge Rogers, of the Federal Court of
Texarkana. Ark, sentenced TO jail the strik-
ing miners convicted of contempt in violat-
ing the Injunction restraining them from
interfering with the operation or the Kan
sas and Texas Coal Company's mines.
Baseball Saturday-western League: In
dianapois 4, Kansas City 8; Minneapolis 4.
Buffalo s. st. Paul 3; Buffalo 2. St. Paul 1.
Indiana Illinois League: Nation 8, Terre
Haute o; Charlottesville %. Bloomington 8:
Wabash Q, Danville o. National League:
Ign q Pittsburg is, Philadelphia A. Balti-
more 2, Chicago /.
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Results Of Detro,t Race.

DETROIT. Mich. July 22-Night was fall
Ing fast as the last heat of ten hours con-
Iinuous racing was trotted at the Crosse
Point track this evening. In spite of two
rainy days the entire programme of twenty
races was completed and the attendance at
the opening meeting of the Grand Circuit
was the largest Blue Ribbon record. There
were two unfinished and seven untouched
races on to-day's programme when Starter
Hoyt called the first field at Gas a. m and
tonight all were finished except the 2:lO
trot, winch had to be decided in Caracalla's
favor because of darkness when he had
won but two heats.
Hal BIS mile in 2:051z. made in to-day's 2:IO
pace, Is the fastest connection mile of the
year except the one by Searchlight in 2:051l
at Denver. IN this event Driver Snow laid
Hal b. up in the first heat and when he was
turned loose he had no trouble in taking the
three next heats. William Nc won the first
neat, put the Judges set him back to last for
cutting on Edith within the home stretch
Thursdays unfinished 2:l5 pace was first
on to.day's card, with but two competitors
left The Maid won all the way. In the
GThamDer or Commerce consolation Maud
Emperor, with one heat won yesterday,
could do nothing with Wandering Jew who
took the other two.
There was plunge on ]. B. d. in the PIP
After that Copeland had the speed and was
In 'front.' all the way in the next two heats
Both Lord Vincent and Prince of India
made a bid for the Hotel Cadillac stake
next two heats. Then Robert j. was driven
out and won the next three in close finishes
Anaconda was never in danger in the fas
2:4 pace and showed in front in all the
heats. 'e
In the Merchants and Manufacturers
Consolation stake there was nothing that
could head Wilask and the little stallion
won both heats nicely.
.ArDuteskan had to travel in fast time in
the 2:2O pace. but he was equal to the pace
and won in straight heats.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-24
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
The Weeks Business Was Quite Sat
fsfactOry I'm All Lines.

The past week quite satisfactory. There
was a liberal movement in groceries and the
dry goods men. while reporting trade quiet. ad-
mitted that several occasions their shipping
clerks had been obliged to work overtime. Prices
remain very steady in all lines. though country
produce shows signs OF weakening. The move
ment OF grain is not so large as early in the week.
but the price of wheat has fallen of sharply in
response to the decline at Chicago and New York.
The closing bids for track stuff on Change Sat-
urday were as follows:
wheat-No 2 red. &c; No. . red. s496sc; July,
SIC; wagon wheat. &c.
Corn-No l white, SAC; No. white Zone COLOR.
SAC; No. white. 3la33c; No. white mixed.
ssIkc: No 3 white mixed. 331kc: No. white
mixed, 301zQ31lsc; No. yellow, 3S%c; No. yell
low. s3&c; No. yellow. S0*q32&c: No. mixed.
S3lzc; No mixed. S31sc: No. mixed. 3olzQ 32lzc:
oats-No' white. 2sc; No. white, &c; No.
mixed, 25l5c; No. 3 mixed. 25c.
Hay-No. 1 timothy. ssqsso: No. timothy.
$3.50.
inspections-wheat No. 2 red, Il cars: No. g.,
II: No. 4. L; rejected q understandable. 1; total
So cars. Corn: No. white, 26 cars: No 3 yellow,
.; No. 4, /; No mixed. s; total. AZ cars. Oats:
No. 3 white. cars; No. mixed. 2: rejected, l.;
total. cars. Hay: No. timothy. car.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippersJ
Poultry-Hens. Sc; cocks, &c: young chickens,
l0Gl2c; hen turkeys, young and fat. &c; young
toms. SC; young ducks, &c; geese. &c for full
feathered, Sc for plucked-
Cheese--New York full cream. 10Gf1c: skins
6qSc; domestic Swiss, loQl5c; brick. l2c iirnbur-
Butter-choice. lOlsc; poor. sa7c: Elgin cream
cry. PIC.
Eggs-Candled. lie.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per Id: prime duck
1oQ17c per 10.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow: sc for dark.
wool-Medium. unwashed. lsalsc: tub-washed.
3o025c. bury and understandable. SC less.
HIDES. TALLow. ETC.
Green-salted Hides--No. I. SIC. No. Z TIC; No.
] CALI. l0c; No. calf Sic.
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WHEAT MOVED UPWARDS
OPENED A CENT HIGHER AND RE-
tanned MOST OF THE ADVANCE.
Chicago Bears Became Suddenly Pam
ic-Stricken on Fears OF Crop DAM
age in the Northwest.

CHICAGO. July 22-wheat on the Board
of Trade lost about half of an early ad-
vance of NC on predictions Of relief from
the hot weather in the Northwest. Septem-
Der closed sc net higher at 7013q107sc. Corn.
oats and provisions closed unchanged ana
provisions very near yesterday.
Wheat opened strong on reports OF eN-
IRENE heat in the Northwest. condition
injurious TO spring wheat In its present
state. September began at an advance OF
1c. with the bulk of trading at 7o7sc.
further advance was scored Immediately to
7lLc. cool wave was sighted by the
weather prophet in the far Northwest. but
unheeding that shorts rushed to cover. The
average maximum temperature reported
from South Dakota and Minnesota was 100
degrees. There were also reports of damage
from rains In parts of the West and South
west. The seaboard reported a good ex-
port business. Selling against calls and Of
fetal predictions that the cool wave would
move southwark soon checked the rise
Shorts recovered from their fright and re-
sumed selling with such success that al
the end of the short session &c had been
clipped off the September price Receipts
at primary points were 61.70S bushels,
neapolis reported 400 cars, as compared with
Gil last week and forty-three year ago.
Local receipts were seventy-nine cars. five
of which were contract grade. September
closed at 7O1zq 7oasc, net gain of sc.
Corn opened strong in sympathy with
wheat September AG3sc up. Reports were
uniformly favorable for crop prospects, but
the sympathetic impulse carried September
up to 32hQ3214c. There had been consider
able realizing on the bulge, and when wheat
began to decline corn followed. September
closed weak at 31%Q3lNc. Receipts here
were $50 cars.
Oats ruled dull and easy. September
opened a shade under yesterday at 1880
sold off to 191aQ195sc and closed at 1850
sellers. There was a fair cash demand
Receipts were 1e3 cars.
Provisions opened strong with hogs loc
up. The weakness which later developed
in corn was communicated to provisions
and the early strength was dissipated. Sep
TENDER pork closed unchanged at s9.171aQ
go; September lard steady at s5.571s. and
September ribs steady at $5.221k bid
Estimated receipts for Monday-Wheat
100 cars; corn. 625 cars; oats. 1S5 cars; hogs
40. 900 head.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-24
Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. July 22.-Cattle-Receipts to-
day. IL. Supply was about 1000 less than corre-
s9vance in prices for best export ana butcher
grades. while immature stock was slow sale az
barely steady prices; heavy native steers. $50
ers. $3.7565; butcher cows and heifers. Sq5. 80;
canning stock. 81 25as; Western steers. S5o0S-zs;
Hogs-Receipts. $500 Market very active at
1oc higher prices; advance for the week amounts
to sOc net; heavy AtogtSo; ., mixed As00AS;
sheep-Receipts, for the week. 1900; for same
week last year. 10000. Light supplies caused
i s@ase % on mutton grades and feeders: spring
lambs. S5Qe.25 yearlings. "a 5o95 20 muttons, 20
40; stookers and feeders, $3.50; cuis. $2gszs.
EAST BUFFALO. July z1.-lSpeciai. 1-Ransom.
Mansfield & Co. live stock commission dealers.
report: Cattle-Sixteen cars on sale. bulk Canada
stockers. Market quiet for common butcher
about steady; choice yeariings. - 2oa4-4o: stock
ers. ss75d4 10; veals slow at A7cGs.25.
and 5dloc higher. with prices about the same for
all grades; Workers.. pigs, mixed and mediumss
SAB. few at $40; closed nickel stronger; roushs'
sheep~Receipts. four cars. Market steady for
good. fat handy stock; best lambs. $loQsa5:
culls to good. g sGs; sheep. E.sc0s; wethers'
$sN95.25; all sold.
CHICAGO July 22-Receipts Of cattle were
not large enough to-day TO make a market; good
%on ns'y grades wasasso ssockers and feeders
BOATS: bulls cows and hefers. s2da10; calves.
s45ods.7s; Western fed steers. s4sS0s.sS; Texas
steers, 0.50Q5.25.
Hogs lost half an early advance Of 1oc; heavy
lots brought "a. 20d4 6; mixed lots. H-SoGl61l.
light hogs 440d470; culls and rough lots. so
40; pigs. S.s5Q4G.
Most of the sheep to-day came directly con-
signed the packers and the few nocks that
came on the market sold at unchanged prices
Receipts-Cattle. 200: hogs. 1900: sheep S.ooo-
ST. LOUIS. July 22.-Catue-Receipts. 100. Mar
ket steady; fair TO choice native shipping ana
export steers, A75G5.D. with fancy grades worth
up to t575: dressed beef and butcher steers. go
SIS: steers under 1000 lbs. $35od5 stockers ana
feeders, x3.76d465; cows and heifers. N.SqSs
bulls 81 s5Q3.75; Gamers, N.5oQ2so; Texas ana
Indian steers. $3.2564.s5; cows and heifers. 20
Q350
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market 1oc higher; pies
and lights. s4.eo64-es: packers. A5o04ge; BUTCH
ers, AeoQ47o.
sheep-Receipts none. Market nominal.
NEW YORK. July 21.-Beeves-None received:
trading; feeling steady Exports. $40 cattle. -
sheep and 1874 quarters OF beef. Calves-No re-
ceipts and none for sale: feeling firm; dressed
veals sG1oc.
Hogs-ReceIpts. 2.4z5. None for sale. Market
nominally steady.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $50; IL cars on
sale Sheep duh and lower; lambs firm; sheep.
S3a4-50; lambs. s5.5047l2h.
CINCINNATI. July 22.-cattle steady at 1.8
"a
Hogs active and higher at s3.75dle5.
Sheep steady at s2g4lo; lambs steady at S.U
0e 40
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-24
From Sundays Second Edition.)
Strength of the GLASS Trust.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, July 22.-The
American Window Glass Company, the new
so far to the trust will average about S, 900
pot for plants of twenty pots and under
and about $4,000 a blower for tanks. AT the
most the trust will not control over IS per
are actually in existence, either complete
or under course of construction, there are
to operate the coming fall. 24s in Pennsyl-
yania, 1.03l in Indiana. 132 in New York. 126
in New Jersey. so in Ohio. 4S In Maryland,
the Western district the following Pennsyl.
vania plants will be outside the trust
HSeli sn pots; Courdepsport, "A; Falls
plants are in doubt. though there are re-
ports that all viii be outside: Mount Jew
st. 81 Hsaeh CusnnSSa 49, sG5h91rt @
limited. and Issen, Pittsburg. 100; Kane.
As: Bradford, 3o-total. 354 pots. This leaves
al pots for the trust in Pennsylvania in
the Western district.
In Indiana. giving the trust the Hurrle.
OF this city. and Elwood press, 1: will have
so pots. The known independents will he:
Gas City, 10; Dunkirk window Glass Com
pany. "a; Matthews Cd; S6; Pendleton. s. and
tb nion a at AndersoI TO- or iss pots All
verse and the Union. The doubtful are ten
at y By the DAME,
the Spot Ohio tank at Arcadia s"ee'sef ana
=, In Ohio the trust will have Ffndlay and
the two Lancaster plants-total, 81 pots /:
while GAINESVILLE, Is, and Quaker City, 10,
will be outside
Therefore, in the Western district 1.eao
pots are sure to be in the trust 294 outside.
while Az are doubtful In the Eastern dis
trict the trust is sure of lis pots. Thirty
four are outside and Al doubtful In the
Northern district the trust Is sure of 81.
with doubtful and Sc outside. The grand
total make 1882 trust, 394 outside and 464
doubtful, giving the trust only 68 per cent
The probabilities are that the larger nor
ton of the doubtful production will STAY
outside. but IL the entire doubtful capacity
Is given the trust II will control but IS per
cent. Besides this there are a dozen new
plants over the country building that will
operate independent.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

winter patents S. 5OG36O; straights $3.10Q330
spring specials. 81 hard patents s3.5oq3.s 60: soft
spring wheat, 6s@6skc; No. red. 7l1kc. No.
corn, Slhd32%c; No. 2 yellow. 3ihc. No. oats
24s d29c; No. 2 white. 24q2414c; No. white. 241c
No. rye, 5415c. No. ] fiaxseed, 99c: Northwest
ern, $l02h. Prime timothy seed, s2.25G2.1
Glover seed contract grade. $3.50. Mess pork. per
Short-rib sides Qoose). s5.l5d53o dry-salted
shoulders (boxed). s537isa5.5O; short-clear sides
(boxed), s5.4OG545. Whisky. distillers finished
goods. per gal. S.26. Sugars-Cut-loaf. 6.02c;
granulated, 5.64c.
Receipts-F1our IS 900 brls: wheat. 1900 bu:
corn, 5l4 900 bu; oats. 237 900 bu: rye 1000 blu;
barley, 5000 blu. Shpments-F1our 10, 600 brls;
wheat 81 600 bu; corn CAS- 900 bu oats. 200 blu:
barley, LOCO blu.
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Keep Her steady, MIR. Pilot.

Let the traitors whine and SILVER,
Let the weaklings hide their heads;
Let the towards knife the victors,
III they wish to, in the night;
Let the Tagalogs OF Boston
Bite and snarl like Quadrupeds-
We are with you. Bill Mckinley
For we know that you are right
Let them turn against the, pilot
OF the country's policy,
Whom they trusted with the tiller,
Only back in Ninety-six;
Whom they raised to save the Nation
From Gire calamity
We are with you. Bill Mckinley.
Both in war and politics.
oh, this fiimsy human nature
When IL goes against the grain:
Oh. the blindness OF a mortal
When he will not see the light!
Keep her steady. Mr. Pilot,
There is sunshine through the rain
We are with you. Bill Mckinley,
For We know that you are right
Joe Cone In New York Sur
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ceding two years:

Total cor movement. ,i39 25.042 24,911
There was large increase in east-bound
shipments from Chicago last week, jumping
to 120.617 tons. compared with s6.63l for
the preceding week. There was slight fall
ing of in lake traffic. The several lines car
ried freight follows: Michigan Central.
$3.50 tons; Wabash. 1885, Lake Shore, II. 707:
Fort Wayne. 23.9i9; c.. c.. c. & st. L., TO-
4e4; Baltimore & Ohio. 1926; Grand Trunk.
s.s75: Nickel-plate. LEE; Erie. 1851: Big
Four, 2,052.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-24
IndfanapOlfs,

The joint ticket agency of the Epworth
League discovered forged railroad tickets.
William Rebmann and Christian Mat
thews committed suicide. Their bodies were
found Saturday. Physical ills were respon-
sible
e. d. Logsdon was elected chairman of
the Republican city committee, A NJ. Gloss
brenner vice chairman and j. w. Bowlus
secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-24

WaShfposap S.or

Listen TO this, exclaimed the officer
VINO was reading newspaper: THE Queen
OF spain has been obliged 10 give up two
million peSetas a year"
And from bunch OF palms where the
samoan kings were betting tobacco tags on
a quiet game came the exclamation in a
rich bass voice:
Amt US monarchs having hard luckr'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-24

Butter-Good United States. s2s- Beef-Extrs
India mess steady at COS; prime mess steady az
Lard-American refined. IN pals. steady az 2ss
Sd. prime Western. in tierces. dull at rs Hams
Cumberland cut Is to 30 MS steady at lis; short
ribs, Is TO % lbs. steady at 32s. lOng-clear mid
dies light 80 TO IS lbs. steady a ais Sd; long
short-elear backs. 1s 10 IS lbs. steady al sos:
clear bellies. - 20 Is lbs steady at as Shout
ders-square. u to II lbs. firm at 2Ss g. Cheese
American finest white and colored firm at s1s-
TaIlow-Prime city firm at 23s: Australian. dn
London) steady at 25s Sd.
ST. LOUIS. July 22.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat higher: No. 2 red. cash. 70Ac: July. 4&c:
september. so%Q7e5sc: December. use: No
September. s05sGsIc; December. 2sstc. Oats
Der 1850; No. : Nv white. CSC. Pork fr% ''' at
s5s5. Prime timothy seed. new. $3.50. August.
Corn meal steady at sls5Glso. Bran quiet;
sacked. east track. COO. Hay steady 20 nrm: TIM
othy. S. 75@li: prairie not quoted. whisky steady
at $l-26. Cotton ties higher at Sc baggtng. &C
Dry-salt meats-Boxed shoulders S.ish; extra
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. $3.50; extra shorts. &-s5.
clear ribs IS: clear sides. s.l2h- Receipts
bu: oats 1900 bu Shipments-Flour. 5000 bris:
wheat. 5000 bu: corn. 1900 bu: oats. Aooo bu-
BALTIMoRE. July 2a-Fiour unchanged: re
firmer; spot and month. 7lk@7litc; August mo
72c September. 7skd73hc: steamer No. red.
Southern wheat by sample. ssa7sc: Southern
wheat grade. esd72c Corn steady: spot. month
and August, 3sk635lfc: September. ss1z63s&c;
steamer mixed. 34%d35c: receipts. 1ss,0ss bu:
ports 4os. o2o bu: Southern white Ale asked:
Southern yellow, Ale asked. Oats quiet: No .
white 50lfG3lc; No mixed. 2shsGSoc. Rye dull
and nominal: No nearby. SEC; No. Western,
coo. Hay hrmer No 1 timothy. s15Gi5.50. Grain
freghts firm for parcel room; steamers quiet and
unchanged. Sugar strong and unchanged
CINCINNATI, July 22.-Flour dull. Wheat firm
er; No. red 6s670c. Corn easy: No. MIXED.
s5hc. Oats dull; No. mixed &c; new. 13c- Rye
6rr n ~ Arrrn Ruin
meats steady at $50. Bacon firm at $3.50 Whisky
quiet at s1.2s.
TOLEDO. July 25-wheat-No. 2 cash and
July. 7olzc: September. 72kc bid. Corn-No 3
mixed. SAVE. Oats-No. 2 mixed. z5&c- Rye tn
active; No. ?. cash, SIC asked. Clover seed &C.
tive; prime. cash. new. Sass: October. A7A