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TOSSED III Asylum BULL.
william Mccnffery Nearly Killed By an
Animal Mt hloomingdals.


WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. Sept. 14.-william
McCafrery. au mployee at BloominGdale
asylum. who has charge Of the 100 head OF
cattle on the place. had fight for his life
with Holstein bull this morning. 1t has bcen
the custom to keep watch over the bull while
he was grazing. aud at night to chain
him securely in barn. Early this
morning the bull was left to Craze About
O'Clock McCaffery missed him and
on making a search discovered him on the
grounds az william Muldoon. the physical
trainer, whose premises adjoin the asylum
grounds. He carried a chain which he in
tended to attach to ring In the bulls nose to
'ead him back to the farm. Upon the approach
of McCafrery tho bull began to paw the ground
and then lowering his head made charge.
Before McCafrnry had time TO retreat the bull
was upon him and tossed him twenty feet in
the air. McCaffcry made several attempts to
escape and on each occasion the bull caught
him and tossed him. He called loudly for
help. Finally when he was battered almost
beyond recognition Mr.. George Thompson. a
contractor who was driving along West
chester avenue. came 10 mis- rescue with whip
In one hand and a club In the other. About the
same time others who had heard McCaffery's
cries arrived and with great difficulty sue
ceeded In beating of the bull.
When tho beast was secured attention was
given to McCafrery. who lay on the ground I'M
conscious. His coat and waistooat vers miss
ing and had been torn into shreds while there
was but q remnant OF his trousers left on him.
He was taken to the asylum where he was at
tended by Drs Atwood and Dold. He was
mass OF cuts and bruises. Upon reRaining
consciousness he told the doctors that he was
tossed In the air from ten to fifteen times
before help came. His condition is precarious.
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ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A HOUSE
A Stick of Dynamite Exploded and One
Side OF the House Wrecked.

A Stick of Dynamite Exploded and One
Side OF the House Wrecked.
ROCHESTER. Sept. 14.-Last night an attempt
was made In the town Of Albion to blow up the
family Of Charles GiIlett. q respectable farmer
living at the outskirts A large stick OF dyna-
mite was used in the attempt. The embers
OF the family were thrown violently out OF their
beds. and the entire house was fl cd with smoke
and flying debris NeiRhbors Assem- bled quickly
and with difficulty released the occupants who
were cut Off from the stairways. Mr.. Gilett
received slight cut on the hand. and was
badly bruised by being thrown against the
walls OF his bed-chambers. but the other mem
bers of his family were uninjured. The build
ing caught fire. but the blaze was put out be-
fore much damage was done. Ono side OF the
house was wrecked. The case was reported to
the District Attorney who is using every effort
TO find the guilty parties. 1t is thought that
the act is the result OF some trouble Mr. GilIett
had with neghbors over tho opening OF n new
road early in the summer.
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FINED FOR SHOOTING IN BROADWAY
Mr.. Watson of Virginia Pays tho City $50
and His Friend $40.

Mr.. Watson of Virginia Pays tho City $50
and His Friend $40.
James ?. Watson Of Pulaski. Va, and William
Adams of the Martin House. who had a quar-
rel in broadway Wednesday evening, In the
course OF which Watson fred a 45-calibre re-
volver supposedly at Adams. were taken be-
fore Magistrate Mott in the Jefferson Market
police court yesterday Capt. Price of the
Ien1erlon did his best to persuade Adams to
success.
mt was an unfortunate mishap." he said.
Ihat was all. 1t was very unpleasant that il
should happen. but it was not serious There
was nothing behind 1t at all. We were both a
Ntte ting worse Off for drink"
capt, Price had no better luck with Albert
Henrlchsen. the superinte ndent OF the building
at l439 Broadway In which plate glass win
gov 90 va!usa az SiOo. was smashed by the bull
dent said that he had had no time to view The
charge JAVA
Complaints Of disorderly conduct were finally
entered against both men and Watson wss
also CHARGED with carrying a con ed weapon
Both men. pleaded guilty and were fined
Adams $40. and Watson $50. ''A'''
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OTHER MARKETS.
Nrw YonK. Thursday. Sept. a. 1916

NEw YoRK. Thursday, Sept. IA. 1899,
Receipts OF beeves were 55d head, including 81
cars for saughterers and flor the market No trade
OF any importance. Feeling steady. Dressed beef
quet At IfS oc. per Id. for native sides. Today's
cables quoted American cattle slow at l1@9124c.
per h. estimated dressed weight: refrigerator beef
At soc. per III. Exports to-day, none; tomorrow,
44O heeYeS and 4,22o quarters of beef
Resell Is of calves were ls5 head veals steady and
all wanted; grassers dull but steady. About so
head unsold. Neals at Sd.OO9SS.7 y per 100 lbs /:
Rrassers at Oo fed calves 1T S4@$5 City dressed
veals were firm at 1O@l3c. perlb.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were 8,6O6 head
including cars for butchers and IL for the market
making with the stale took 25a cars sale Sheep
,trong Yesterdays prices 70 zoe. lower. Eight and
half cars of stock weio held over Common TO prime
sheep sold at s3@s416 per 100 lbs; common to
choice lambs az S+.SIHS 30; Candd an lambs at
$500. Dressed mutton sold at 30 $40 por III !:
dressed lambs at 7HalOc.
Receipts Of hogs were .55T head including So for
sale. Firm and higher at $685.. SO per 100 lbs
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BtYsHORE MURDER ARREST.
Henry Richardson Arrested in Red Bank
for Killing John Bum.

Henry Richardson Arrested in Red Bank
for Killing John Bum.
Henry Richardson. negro. OF Bayshore. L.
L.'was arrested in Red Bank. N. j.. on Sept 10.
charged with the murder OF John Bum OF Bay
shore on July 5. The arrest was made by the
Chief OF Police Of Red Bank at the request OF
Constable Frank Call Of Bayshore. and Pink
erton detective who had traced Richardson from
Long Island TL TO this city and then to New Jer-
sey The prisoner went back to Bayshore
without extradtion proceedings
John Bum was found dead on the tracks in
front OF the Long Isl and Railroad station at
Bayshore on the morning Of July s. He had
been at the Fourth OF July festivities at Rich
ard Johnson's hotel the night before and had
been seen alive near the hotel after 2 o'clock
been struck on the head with an axe and that
Intention ri concealing the fact that he had
been murdered. George Holmes. who had
leen registering with Bum all day on July 4.
and Johnson. the proprietor OF the hotel. were
arrested a once and have heen locked up ever
SINCE, They are charged with being ac-
completes.
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THURSDAY. Sept. Il.

TBURSDAY. Sept II.
The speculation IN stocks to-day hinged
largely on the declaration OF the dividend on
3d. Paul common. Pending the action OF the
directors Of the company upon That dividend.
the m arket was comparatively quiet. and the
tone was In the main Arm. owing to the some
what easier money market. Tho highest rate
for call money was per cent and the average
for tho day was about 5x per cent This en-
souraRed more cheerful feeling. though II Ia
evident that some little time must elnpse be-
fore the drain OF tho Sub Treasury and Of the
interior upon the RESOURCES OF the banks OF
this city relnKes There was a cessation Of
liquidation during the morning hours and
commission houses bought n few stocks These
circumstances influenced some closing Of
short contracts that contributed 10 the
strength OF the market
In the afternoon a fresh demonstration was
ma de against Brooklyn Rapid Transit and II
was successful in disodgnR q good deal OF
stock. Half an hour before the close OF busi-
ness the 81. Paul dividend was announced. and
the decision ofthe management OF theoompany
not 10 pay an extra dividend at this time
disappointing from speculative point OF view.
st. Paul common sold of points from the
highest price and closed at ~ per cent lower
than yesterday. This emit. together with
the break o. ~ per cent. in Brooklyn Rapid
Transit, unsettled the entire list. and in conse-
quence tho majority OF stocks closed lower
than yesterday. Noteworthy declines took
place in Sugar Refining. in Tennessee Coal and
Iron. Rock Island. Peoples Gas and mum Der
Of the less active shares Many ofthese last.
however proved superior to the downward
tendency Of the speculation. notably O. s. Flour
and Milling. Pacific Coast issues International
Paper preferred. Wisconsin Central. Wheeling
and Lake Erie common and Steel Hoop pre-
ferred.
REGARDING the st. Paul dividend. the presi-
dent OF the com PAW says that the m an agement
expects to spend considerable sums OF money
iu improvements aud for betterments. but
doe. not contemplate making any extern sions
at the present. He expresses the opinion that
the company's stockholders will not be dsap-
POINTED over the decision OF the management
regarding the dividend on the common stock.
The company Will spend as much money on
the road this year as was expended last year
Unitcd States and State Bonds dn S1O00s).
Y IS ......,...........l OSH
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Sir Richard righe Left 81, 7as. 1876.

The value OF the estate OF tho late Sir"
Richard Tighe the old ard eccentric resident
OF Union square, Is disclosed by decree OF
Surrogate Fitzgerald entered Yesterday pass
ing upon the accounts Of Augusta S. Hoch-
staetter. II. Louise Pockham and Ellen c.
GGoldschmidt exeoutrces under his will.
81. IS5, 100, Of which Sl.372 100 is in securities
and tho rest In cash. Zach exccutrix is to
receive under the decree S22.41G 81 as com
missions, ard they are to pay $4,000 com
missions 10 the Union Trust Compa as
depository Of the estate. By the will the estate
goes To relatives OF riehcs wife. The probate
was upsuccessfully contested by q numUo OF
alleged distant relatives Of TiGh
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INNING NEWS.

A report from Merour. Utah. states that both
the silver and gold veins by which the Little
Pittshurg is traversed are lookin very salts
covered for some distance along the south
drift aud in the crosscut to the ioOtwalI
The superintendent of the Daisy OF West
Dip. Utah. reports that there 10 no doubt OF it's
ultimate success, and advises more active
development work.
A despatch from Oaksdale. Wash. states
that the Belcher vii begin shipping ore uron
1t is predicted that the Bclchcr camp will turn
out big. AT least dozen properties that are
only partially developed are max ing good
Ymir B. c.. reports that the new machinery
for the Imir mill Is in place. and that the
mill will resume crushing ore next week. A
new vein Is being opened up on the Flossie h.
at depth OF seventy feet.
The superintsndant OF the Syndicate Burnt
Greek district. Idaho, rcports to Graham Gar
rett Co. OF this city. that ore from the face
OF the DRIFT running on the vein contains
chunks Of blGck su;phdes. and the quartz
sparkles with free gold 1t is proposed to erect
a ten stamp mill on the property without delay
letter from Pollock, Idaho. notes that an
ledge to be 40 feet vide between walls The
entire Seven Devils district is on the lumii and
showing great activity.
Adyices from Rossand. b, c.. states that ".
A. Carlyle. superintendent OF the British
American Corporation properties. has resigned
70 accept ING management OF the famous Rio
Tinto mines in Spain.
Grand Forks reports that new vein. g feet
wide with feet OF quartz. has been discovered
on the Flag Hill, Republic which gives an
average E say OF $;'S to the ton. ,v,
eTo a: CiaEk IT ~ sGs OF the United Verde At
Paso. Tex. II is understood thnt he has mr.
ranged Ior ~" pu!ChaSe OF the proporty OF the
Fedora smelling Com 2anyGt FL ras2. the CON
men consider this deal Of great IMPORTANCE to
Arizona and Mexican copper interests.
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Notice was given at the Sub Treasury in this
city yesterday that the Secretary o! the Treas
uly having directed the payment of the Govern
ment interest. due on Oct. |. be anticipated
coupons would be paid on presentation on and
a'tor Sept. IL. and checks for interest on
registered bonds would DO mailed about Sept
Il Tor immediate payment. or the total pay
ments OF S555n,526 about three fourths arc
expected to lie paid by the New York Sub
Treasury. 80 that something in excess OF ST.
100000 from this source. it is ANTICIPATED. will
ultimately reach the associated banks OF this
CITY and belp swell their now depleted reserves.
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After an irregular opening. with the months
eighty lower and the distant deliveries slightly
higher cotton weakened and declined closing at the
lowest figures Of the day There were no now dcvel-
opments In the situation. but Liverpool adNices
were disappointing. foreigners sold here small
scale. the South sold and local operators sold for
both accounts, while outsiders did practically
nothing. Tho spot markets NJ the South gencr-
ally higher. with pretty good demand. The weather
Up Texas was dry. and fair weather Ia indicated for
the next 81 hours, but tho receipts heavy and
there was moro disposition to sell than to buy.
Local scalpers took profits.
CoFrHE-Ko on the spot was steady at 5lsc
for No. !. Sales of 200 bags Maracaiho. Futures
were unchanged to points lower. closing steady.
sales ESQ bags 1avre was unchanged to {. lower
Hamburg was unchanged. American warehouse de-
hyertes l Z 1854 bags. Rio was unchanged: receipts
$4,000; stock 35s.OOO; exchange 2382d.. an adj
vance of l-J2d. santos unchanged; receipts
$4,000 stock 1.172.On Prices here follows:
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finaneial.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE THE
FEDERAL TRUST COMPANY.

We the undersigned. hereby give notice OF
our intention to organize Trust Company.
under and pursuant to the laws OF the State OF
New YORK. and. in conformity with the statute
in such case made and provided. We hereby
specify and state as follows. to wit:
FIRST: The names OF the proposed cor
porators are: Thos. T. Eckert. Frank Jay
Gould. Henry Marauand. George ]. Gould.
John P. Mum. W. H. Thompson. W. F. Have.
meyer. Edwin Gould. Charles A. Gardiner.
John ]. Tucker. G.. E. Fisher. Howard Gould.
T. Wistar Brown. S. g. Bayne.
SECOND: The name OF the proposed Trust
Company 10 Federal Trust Com pany"
THIRD: The location OF the proposed Trust
Com pany is to be No. Seven Wall Street. in the
Borough Of Manhattan. in the City, County and
State OF New York.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have here
unto affixed our signatures this LIST day Of
August 1899.
Thos. t. Eckert Frank Jay Gould
w. IL. Thompson Henry Marduand
George j. Gould Edwin Gould
w. r. Havemever John p. Mum
John j. Tucker Charles A. Gardiner
G. Il. Fisher Howard Gould
L. Wistar Brown 8. G. Bayne
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CONN ER GAL.

THURSDAY. Sept N.-wheat-spot
was steady. Sales. $4,000 bush. for export
here and at the outports. No. Northern
Duluth 2hc. over Dacember I. o. b. afioat; No.
hard Duluth SO. over; No. l northern New
York &c. over. The Northwestern receipts
were SO cars against 739 last week and 944
last year: Chicago LAT against 1872 last week
and 1873 last year. Futures closed h0Ic.
with sales OF 33i5.000 bush After Change
December on curb was 75n,O75Ic. Prices as
follows:
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Coffee was dull and featureless. Tie trading
dull and the fluctuations in price were few Some
months ware slightly lower, but this was due more
to the dulness than to any other cause. ThS re-
ceipts were heavy and there was nothing stimulat-
ing In the European news.
NAVAL SroREs.-Spirits of turpentine. 4sS4sI1c.
Common to good strained rosin, Sl.2bS$I27H.
PRovIsIoNs.-Lard was steady: Western, $685.;
Continental rehned. 81. Pork was steady at
$Os?p.5 SO for mess. Meats were steady:
pickled hams. a1S1oc.: do shoulders. &c.
Dry. Western, extras 22923c. do. 6rsts. 21ls22c.;
State. extras 23c.; do. frsts 2la22c.
1891 Nc do. white. 1l4c.; large. colored. 1l%9
lIHc.; Dc white. 1IHeIi4c. ESTs-state Pennsyl-
Provisions were hrmer early with the hog market.
but finally closed easy at small decline. Packers
bought October product and the offerings from
longs. There was some investment demand for
January lard and ribs
SUGAR-Raw was steady at 4ssc. for 9s test and
8Jsc for 80 test Refined was in fair demand and
steady.
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Court Cnlendars-This Dav.

Appellate pivsion-Supreme Court-Recess,
supreme Court-Special Term-PArt I.-Motion
Calendar called 81 1890 A. NJ. Part u-FI psrta
matters "a PAr'e
called at 1890 A. NJ For probAte-WiIls ~ 10 ms.
Son AbiGE mns Laura GT!tths Hermann Deutsoh
Lewis. Timothy I. Dwight, james J. Mojrsth a,
1880 A NJ William Iierzog, at / / A. NJ "
Motions. F' ~ ~ M
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Nj MING MACH NERE.-FEASER 4 CHALMERS
AVA 80 BruaIway, New ioTK. manufacturers OF
mining and smelling machinery. Estimates GA min.
ing milling and smelling supplies promptly fur.
nishcd. '
A MEXICAN MINING NEWS, published Wclne,.
"a DAYS aui Saturdays, contains ALI. the NEWS az.
ALL tue camps You must get 1t t. keep posted II
mining affairs. All no"sds. Ohcc I Broadwsy,N.Y.
Nj MING commandments in efficiency
WI GAI ES .EON WORKS. II Brmld way
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soc. Bar silver in London closed at "a 3:19d.
MeIlohn hilYer dollhra were nnoted at TWO.

Soc. Bar silver in London closed at "a 3.1ed.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 4Thc.
quoted at AZ ror cent. For four and six
months on railroad stocks: sixty and ninety
days per cent on mixed Sscu ecu, h;d SO per
At D per cent, for four. Ave and six months on
80 per cent. industrials. balnnce RAILROAD
stocks Commercial paper is quoted at 404h
per cent for bills receivable; aceeptNnces and
primo sin9le names 4"65 per cent; other
names 5h66 per cent.
part OF yesterdays decline. The pressure upon
the market was removed. the Offering OF bills
being on reduced scale. Continental exchange
was flrmer in tone
Posted rites sTeS;, Long drafts: s4'sSn:
Fms 4sS I S' o.t ;rsnt sjrs aEsRSs
% Ss qRd s. as sr fR Sne ss snG a Es?h
90 % ao 20 al. Iif L short S% '""' '' ' anu
Donosticexchange on New York; Bost I
f saying sS IN ,on so par
s san e
SsnFs .1d e 4Sa
counter. Doe premium.
The Chicago. Milwaukee apd st. Paul Rail,
Sde Gd%?sPy ps sss e.S ia e
and 2% per cent. on les common stock. payable
The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
way Company has declared q quarterly diyi-
dend Of y per cent. payable Nov. 10.
Stock Yards Company has declared quarterly
dividend OF = per cent. on Its preferred stock.
Tho Royal Baking Powder Company has de-
clared dividend Of ~ per cent. on IT'S prefer
red I stock payable Oct, s.,
quarterly dividend OF ~ per cent on Its pre-
feEred stock. payable Oct z
has TA s aTGn Of Gh1s4
The Electric Vehicle Company has declared
m on stock, payable Dol. 2 - ''0
- The Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad
Company reports for the year ended June 80:
Evansville and TS sgs HauG Is Rsilr0ad' o,oro.,
S5ss '21sasS Inc EnS
o1 Net is se Inc Inc sSs
Total inc m -soll, $40 s61a.76l Inc. ss5.sos
Int. Rt. T1s 4o7, Pal 4o3.o9s Inc. 4.123
Surplus. s2o4,3as s11a.o5s Inc. ssl.745
Evansville and Indianapolis Railroad.
Spsr s.p: ssss Inc 1889
Net .'r'sa sios,ss2 slo7,5es Inc. s2.2a7
Other inc. 1924 d.o67 Ino. 1877
Total inc. s1ss.77o s118.Ge2 Inc. SOFIA
Int. rent.
taxes 177,os7 $4,000 mo. 2.1l7
Deficit. S53,821 $6l,8lS Dec. S7,ep7
Total both companies
Gross e'r'gs. 81 sal 16 91,587.943 Ino. S54,1s3
Oper exps. 9i9,S89 946.su5 Dec. 2e,9BB
Ncte'rRa SeT2,1S7 S6plo3S Inc. SsII4e
Other inc. 90, 2os 1885 Inc. 24.s33
Total inc. S785 395 S629,4i3 Inc. S1o5. 1872
In. rent tax 5S4,8l9 b7S,O7S lnc. 8,2IO
Surplus Si6l,o7T SOL 1896 Inc. Spg,742
Deduction 1883 .......... Inc. lT4333
Deficit ... $40. 25GCsur)S51, 1886 Ino. S74,be1
~ d litions .............. 76,l8T Dec. 76lS7
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rsacit.... 8,2seruls12T472 Inc. $50. 1913
Preylo Is sur 1.e6a61G i.52d.o44 Inc. 121.472
p. 4 l.. sur sl,leO.20o s $685. lo De-. s,25e
dividend ON preferred stock Sol. 333 loss
on old accounts $123.OOO
@Loss on old account S52 125 is subtracted
from an over charge account OF S12S.261
against Evansville d Richmond Railroad.
George Urban. Jr.. President OF the United
States Flour Milling Company has returned
from the Northwest. where he has been
Tor some time organizing on per-
manent and economical basis tho man
agoment OF this company's business.
He states that the economies realized In COM
bining the different, properties of the company.
demand for flour is good, and sales are being
preferred stock will be absorbed by investors.
as the character. Of the milling business comes
to be understood. four, ranking with sugar as
staple necessary Of life aud Ia required by
everybody in good times and bad.
The receipts OF tho 4overpmant to-day were:
Customs. 1896, 4+6: Internal revenue. 81. $685.
614 md miscellaneous. s. 7.b+3. q total OF ST.
SS27B3. The Disbursements were 81 .S85, 900.
an excess Of receipts over expenditures OF $l7.-
hsy, been $iiHsSo as and d the eSpsnditu a
receipts OF $3.50. Tia. ''''
The official count OF cash In the Treasury to-
day com pared with that OF yesterday shows:
Gold coin and bullion. .25S ss5 $40 se5s.
Silver dollars and bullion &,t41.2oo +.4527 7e
U. 3. Notes. lT,35e,1S3 1857 $40
Other assets less demand
liabilities. 1910 4,xIB91O
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gopartnrrship 3lutirrs,

y ners E IS HEREBY GIVEN TaLr rI TIs.
Cody and Water SsIS!ins between joseph NV rs
i tSs t, Cody ana compaaaSSF the nr name q
sent osins 3, saa by mutual rG On
ana ali and by aaii are TO
sehted to him for payment "or'hip ara to be pre-.
JOSEPH W. CODY
WALTER Q. ADAMa
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may ''... '"e 1919 VSb iS94 7gA
oAts were steady on the spot, Sales a24 900 bush
including 2.o, 90 TO: export here aud at the out.
ports No. IN e.eTator 2"lic.; No. white. 2s &C.;
er ded mixed. 200 7'ac. Chicago received 3i6 cars
and "Apscts SO % morr3w. Corn was steady on
h. aud at the ouIports No. 9 jc. over September
n onGsEo; do waite sRic; over. Chicago received
closed sc. lower to 4e higher as follows: "'"'''
Os,ntno HtaAsn. Lowest Clo,.np Mont.
T pfE;'''.''. 49,, ''' ''" 90 S.2
Wheat advanced for time higher cables, foreign
buylng better casa demand aud local buying for
both accounts Liverrorl y lyanced u T. Ssi and
men va, soon losl, however, and fractional do
f t; t';ue. manly nwHs t. 7ianathy Hth renc
were selling that Iuol'h there. Then too The re.
cctpts wer, new, and continued berll movement
va Generals fair VIII; aewha; Higher tcmp era.
tg'e Lo79 the 'Tr IRE a SoEG at Il It 8 70
g.; n low" ard Ngora,4a 80 to g2; IN Ran
Indiana, Missouri and Kansas fair today and
sofa and & s the 6sG SRS
] and fFFa dsy S eoSa S ScSPsS1
Corn ufees5 here tn ugh thcr5 was a fair trade
yRueed =, TO ID ana there was GOOD cash fgIiani
but the rnaranccn we're sIAIl and the recruts were
secured against frost injury Oats Showed no str,k.
the scaooard cleArances W,re over 200 600 bush.
FLouR-Qui"t but steady, Sales IL 900 bills
Receipts were I.."d hblE and H. 1871 sacks FHpoIth
Asa bbls. anil a1f sacks Winter in obs; super.
nae, 81 2Oas2s6; No. 2sItrI. g.. 4oeS2.6o; clears
S2Eo0SS.lo straight So 2O0SS. 80; patents IS 5O0
$50; sp1ng IN bols. Clears. Sa.OOSS3 10;
strAights' SS'3o0So,eo; patents, So. 75SSSVO,
CorToS.-spot cotton here was unchanged with
s1lgs Of shu bales FOR export and l2l FOR spinning
New Orleans and Gulf, 6'so, AGAINST I5.lac'
savannah. Charleston aud Augusta advanced l. tic,
and Memphis Sc New orleans solu ,. 900 bales
Augusta Hoi, ST. Louisdl5. savannah 5S2. Monpuis
A5p and Mobile 100. vtrpoul ducliusd 49, Il on
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