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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
Along the Kansas Nile.

Mr.. Raney, editor OF the Fort Scott
Monitor, has been nominated for police
judge.
The rink at Lawrence in which all the
| big public meetings were held, burned the
| other night.
| Reverend Thorpe goes back to Topeka
where he Will be fricaseed 70 a seal brown
| fragile by DR.. Embree's friends.
Glenn Fairchild Of Kingman is actively
engaged in setting UP the pins fer the next
| Populist nomination for Congressman.
Ed. Howe says that some women's idea
! Of enjoyment is TO sit with their hair down
and let some other woman fool with it.
Papers are publishing statements that
the wheat crop IS all right 1t probably
| is. but it IS too early TO tell much about II.
| Cy Leland has made a formal an
nouncement that he has not and will not
| be candidate for the United States Sen
ate.
There IS a feeling OF thankfulness both
son and Topeka have been playing tru-
ant from the combine recently. And look
at EN-.
There IS revival OF Walt WhItman's
poetry in Kansas. Whitman predicted our
colonization Of the Asiatic archipelagoes.
and Is sometimes as ideally obscure as
kipling.
The Attorney General has decided IN re-
gard to the Edwards law Of the last Leg
islature that the present powers OF the
Mayors of cities OF the first class are nei-
Their abridged nor extended.
The new railroad court law provides
that the judges shall prepare course Of
procedure. 4 large crowd will be pregeu.
to see Jim Simpson and Lit Crum throw
their first res adjudicata down and
brand it.
The Atchison Globe makes this state
ment: When a man ouarrels with his
wife he can never again be fair with her.
nor can a wife be fair again with her
husband when she has once quarreled
with him"
Father Eskridgs tells the story &C
man who called OF TIE General Manager
OF the NJ. X & and requested al an
nual pass. saying he was president Of
railroad which was three miles loug. azt
that while the NJ. K &, 7. was three thou
sand miles long. his railroad was Just as
wide.
At Fort scot: 4 few months ago james
AIcCord died. leaving Al estate valued a.
~ 10 70 Z. II Hsro.nsou, his nephew.
Mr. Hsrbiuson's attention 20 the fact tnat
he oTed the government 81 90 ~ the fC-u
q tax on he inheritance The rev lax
charges 81 On each 8, 9aso above - 90 IL
heT.ted
The Prss5ytsrians and L-ufherarz are -
a strange quarrel a. AtcaIsou- u. Grsss.
4 Lutheran. and Ms Gress. rs wife Z
by1srtsn. cuarre.s3 5zcsuse Nrs.
Gress objected 20 Ms wilson. D. GrsEs'
collector. noE attending TIE Uuiverslty a.
Lawrence. T1ey Guzrrsles and QgAr-s--
ID zu5 d1zI3y d. Gsess thought rs Fife
vas poisoning hin. re sent E8us v5nit
% the State Un.versity a1g \ sEzsH trace
q a-ss-ic Ess f1ua9- he sis1 accrued
his wsfs z being intimate VIZ rs part
re- Dr. Cras1er npE cesd Tnsy 6naly
separated. she getting hsr share & ~
srooerty ard tak.ng re cEl.6 whom Gress
s-ufess=s 20 lowe Then GTass cane ggt
and Public = srnourcs1 rs alleged facts /
TIE Prezay terla1s ard a iarEer psEt z
IRE community Fzz.4e1 20 Mr. GTess 49,
-5-r TIE La.aerz1s are oe--D1 Gress 4
Tee sc.Erio1 q ne vase trouble "a easy /
M-s. Gress waS .sz.Szs. d. GEsss crazy. !
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
What Constitutes German-American.

The German-American rule IS staunch in his 10y
atty American institutions His Fatherland
IS viewed with the kndes Of feelings and good wishes for
is prosperity but sraspng he full meaning OF Aner-
liberty and having taken cath Of allegiance he is
hehceforh American Of the truest type Carl schurz in
late speech set forth the true type Of Gerar-Arsrican
and most distinctly He said The German who makes this
country the home Of his choice must soon learn to under
Standard most do learn it ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hsncsf9rb
this is his country that his welfare and that Of his p.e
are closely bound the welfare Of this republic thar if
shall never enter the minds os him or his countryen .
form here separate Nationality; that as German-br he
has no exceptional rights duties or interests bu, ,r m
rights and duties and interests Of the American citizen under
me free institutions Of this republic 50 as 20 exercise his
political rights honestly and wisely and Tor the public g9i
that his freedom, his own rights ana his own fu,
and preserved most freely in The freedom rights ana future
q the community ana That he owes the American rspgb
his fullest devotion and # necessary even his g5oas ard H.
tood"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
How the United States Senate VIII stand.

the states where vacancies the United States
legislatures had elected the have
stood Sc Republicans &c Democrats Popuss svertes
l Independent. Delaware California have failed
elect. and Pennsylvania may fail which event the
Republican viii stand So Utah, by elecng dinrs.
ishes the Democratic vote TO % The Republicans will
majority Of 20 the combined opposition. 1t is e-
peced that Senator's Hoar and Hale VIII oppose the admin
istration colonial questions Chandler Of New
Hampshire silver1tes on financial ques-
tons and generally be obsreperous but the Independent
Kyle, is with The administration on its financial
policy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
English Battle Ships Too Large.

England finds is impossible dock biggest battle
ships outside of Europe Hong Kong Dock company
has refused to take the risk docking the Victorious
the bateship is only narrower than the dock en-
trance She must therefore, England TO be
cleaned unless she dock The victor
GUS viii be remembered ran aground at the entrance 10
the Suez canal on her China noaed again
with cIncuy. The given the was that her
anchors were big enough to hold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

Roosevelt calls objection execution "nawkish
seTltentaity hundred years ago people were burned
at the stake in France and those objected among them
Noltalre, were accused Of mawkish sentimentality
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

tough capable of hard in the world and
is safe say the volunteers General Otis
up regulars every proficiency
in the trade Of war.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

IN lntrepidlty woman who has braced herself is as
cool as an Indian In all the French Revolution Marie An
tonettes death was the coolest Mrs Place died more
brayely than any man ever electrocued
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

Promptly AguiTaldo beheads every one who talks of
peace to him. Asuinaldo viii never be captured He Will
soon retire 70 Hong Kong and jabber the sea for the
his life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

Tom Reed and President Mckinley met by accident in
the south Reed did rush up deal the president
blow on the jaw Mckinley did not counter with his
good right There is something WRONG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

The wire that carried the current up the Maine
mas not been found reported The key mystery
The Maine VIII never be found.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

Tesla, who talks great doesn't do much now
says he can send million through a man. all dis
ease germs and not Kill the man at the same tine.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

Great Caesars ghost, Napoleon had taken time Il
deny all the runners about himself, never hav
sot anywhere Our generals do too much explaining.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

Despite the care Of Governor Roosevelt and neatnes
= Warden Sage New York VIII not succeed in making tn
-eSal murder Of women popular
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

The oregon has arrived at Manila and the nation
lses safe The country worshps the Oregon does
Dewey. b,.-dy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

Helen Gould has been made an honorary member Of the
IRE department Of New City. Helen Gould the best
/ one q her name ever born.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

- CecA Rhodes and Emperor William ho5nobbing
Il Fi take whole ha; those to talk through
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

The most popular person in the United States IS Pres
2s2l Mckinney Close after him comes Helen Gould
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

There : something in supreme equal 70 stupor
t2'aT1iea may. after al. be only supersens veness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

Thai IS sresorae diamond mine a. Fifth avenue and
. E'Els-seveath street n New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

General Wheeler has made his arss mistake He has
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

way burn roor or infsri1r cal
rhs- yo1 can Boy re cs'sbrassa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30
Customs and Other Receipts In Cuba.

WASHINGTON. July 90 statement OF Cuban
finances. beginning Jan. ! and ending April
30. 1899. was made public to-day by the War
Department.:
January Import duties. $685. 1852. so; export
duties sos. os5.6l; tonnage dues, s34. 53oo2; other
sources SO, 2O4.54. Total, 81 ,OG4, G7s.53.
February - Import duties. $s34. a7o.75: export
duties, $73.o717s; tonnage dues sa4 500. 90; other
sources 81. 1876. Total. SH52 35l.22
March - Import duties. sl,l2O.pnH9T; export
duties $s6.+2o.s1: coastw Use tonnage dn-s. ST..
U1514: foreign tonnage dues. S3S.5 ~; other
sources. $1H. lHO.T5. Total 81 2Hl, 7I4l5
Aprii-lmport duties. 81 .O3"iaS..H export duties.
St6. bas Hd; coastwise tonnage dues. 81, O1l 80;
foreign tonnage dues. $3+. 2.Os; other sources
$2p,ooN.s2. Total, 81 ,lG",72S.
Grand total for four months, $4,4ts, $3.50.
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Sioss-Sheffield Company, Capital SEQ, OOO.-
600. Soon to BE Incorpornted.

The Sloss- Shelf Held Steel and Iron Company
will be incorporated in New Jersey in few
days. with capital OF S2O.OOO.OOO. The COM
rany is a consolidation OF several Southern
iron. coal and steel companies. including the
Soss Iron aDd steel Company of Florence. Ala
The new company will be second in size
only to the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
1t will hc affiliated. it is reported with the
Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Company. The
properties il will control include seven blast
furnaces. with Il capacity OF 400 tons daily {;
loo coke ovens. 80 900 acres of coal lands
81 800 acres 81 brown and red iron lands and
limestone quarres. besides POO tepement
houses. thirty-ono stores and warehouses and
office structures. 1t will employ more than
six thousand men.
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Cotton advanced under the stimulus Of higher aml
better Iiverpn Ahrs than had been expected
in= of sh IRIS and southern huyng. The Cmon,ci''s
weather report less favorable than had been
expected. But the trading was dull, and after the
first demand was satisfied prices slowly reCeded in
the absence OF continued support. though the clos.
ing figures showed a slight net Improvement. Local
scalpors took profits and there some beari-h
pressure. tn" weather at the South Y morally
fair. and M Sig"al S"r,lrc prediction salts.
factory The weekly 'aS state report says: " Cot
ton II not in gnOl condition a. at last report.
The crou II doing well over the northern portion
of tn" ate except that Complaints come from
many loo alitics that the caterpillar and boil
worm are damaging tho crop. In the south.
western portion OF The state the crop Is shed.
ding in several localities as result OF the dry
weather following the heavy rains at the close NJ
last month. Besides she ldinr there ar" also com.
plants II damage Nv the hOll w",Nil and the boil
worm IN southwest T"Na. The damage from pests
has been very little M to- the present time. hut
much uneasnesr is felt by farmers IN some local.
ties, Cotton i mrtrrng and som" picking l. being
done here and IN re, but II will he several days vet
hefor" vi king becomes general. Their" has been No
mat nal chang" in the cotton crop which continues
prpmls yer the northern portion of the state,
Columbus. Mis-, July cH.--" The severe drought in
this lnCahtv was broken 10y heavy rainfall on ?0tr
inst since then heavy showers daily. Drought
dwArfed and injured the late plAHung, Excessive
rains during next few days would damage crop ma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30
MINING NEWS.

.Twentv.six assay from all parts OF the ledge
OF the Blackjack. Ymir b. c.. averaged Sl7
gold.
A letter from Tucson. Ariz. states that 100
men are employed in tho Helvetia copper
camp and that large smelters are to DO erected
on the property.
Butte. Mon. REPORTS that the Amalgamated
Copper COMPANY has bought the Spectator
which has productive capacity OF 800 tons
daily OF copper and silver ore. Under the
former management the mine Melted $4,000
monthly
a telegram from Spokane yesterday re-
ported that another strike has been made in
the syndicate. Burnt Creek district, Idaho
The shaft is full OF rich ore and no walls in
sight.
Saratoga .wyo.. reports rich copper strike
on the Continental divide. The ore runs %
per cent COPPER and some gold.
Advices from Moscow. Idaho. motto that
m0naZite. which brings S1l!' per ton in Ger
many, has been found in the black sand at ORC
Elmo. The metal is valuable because Ct the
thorlum IL contains
CONFER strikes are reported in the Hoodoo
country ilfty miles southeast Of Tekoa. Wash
SAMPLES run from $50 to sob in all values
but mainly GOPHER
One OF the directors OF the B oston and Mon
taDa states that after n liberal allowance for
expenses In the lawsuits the company will pay
from S5,OOOOOt to Si.OOO.OOO net this year.
A despatch from Butte states hat the Gem
mines have been leased to a syndicate headed
by !. A. Coram and II. A. Root of Boston. It
Is believed that rich bodies OF copper ore will
be uncovered when sinking is resumed.
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Coffee was dull and ieaturclcss There was hut ono
transaction during the entire session. sale OF 200
bags at December at an alNanve Or = M mis- the
remainder of the lit was UNCHANGED Lower Fun o.
pean cables were offset by moderate receipts aud
higher prices at SAINT =.
NALSroRrs Spirits turpcntnc. 49, @tic. COM
mon to good strained rusin, 81 .3Odsl.32l4
-PRONisiuNS-Lard wa'rasirr: Western. &h.'i 9tb61;
Continental -ehned, si-6. Pork was steady nt So. %
ESQ for mess VI, ats were steady. picked hams,
luA9llr.: do. shoulders, tr.: do bellies, HldIr.
Tallow, $50 tlpc. Dressed hogs. HEHNsc. Buttel-
Creamery, Western "xtras, isc,; do. hrsts, "a
TITO: state extras, lIld Use. do lilS's. - eC
Checse-Stat", fnll cream, large, cnl"'cl OF wh,te
choice. SlsaAc.. do sm ILL., Sc. Eggs state. Penn
sylyunia and Western. lha l,C. Chi Ato. July -
Prov sons lost part of y"sterda! nd ance on
selling by cOmnss II houses, pat OF VII ell was
credited to prominent packer Othcr pa ,k'r' were
buyers and th'r was moderate Investment de
mand. The ash ira L. was fair.
SUGAR-Raw was quiet at Acc. for p6' test and
IL lie. for $40 test. Refined was in fair demand
and firm.
CnIc 400. July on.-Thehe ware to.dAY'a pricesi
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cow .nFRCI.iI.

SATURDAY. July 90 GRAIN-Wheat - Spot
was steady. with sales Of 100000 bush. for ex-
port here and at the outports. No. l northern
Duluth. 2'sr over September I. o. b. afoat: No
! hard Duluth. sac. over: No. | northern New
York, &c. over. The Northwestern receipts
we're 344 cars. against 4O0 last week and 10
last year; Chicago 49, against ~ last week
and 10 last year Futures closed &c. to sc
higher. with sales OF l,255.OOO bush After
Change September on curb was 49,, a
rs 5-itc. closing at 7Gnc Prices as follows:
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The rainfall Tor the past wNntvfonr hours inCm1rh
tat Palestine, Tex; OF AZ Atlanta, Ga. traces at
Montgomery. Ala. and Charleston. :. &. The signal
r,ce PIE lictS fair weather for Florida Alabama.
Nj ssissiIrl and LOUISIANA; showers TOR western
TeNas Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Arkansas:
threatening Cor the remainder 0f the cotton belt.
New Orleans advanced = points. but lost part.
Futures here advanced I to points hut reacted
AMI closed dull at net advance Of to points.
n. follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30

MINING MACHINERY.-FRASER h CHALMERS
Al 40 Broadway New York, manufacturers Of min
inc and smelling machinery. Estimates minirR
milling and sme!tLng snprlies promPtly furnished.
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crop in this se,tion as GO cd

tcriay Do mo- regard crop in this section as cd
as AT same time last year"
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull at 5Jsc. for No.
q Sales OF 1000 MlraCaibn and 1000 Snvanilla.
Futures closed STEADY with prices unchanged to .
points higher Sales 900 bags. HaNre declined at
Hamburg was unbalanced g. Il pfv. lower. Amor IN
warehouse deliveries, I3S bags. Rio vas TN.
changed; receipts. Il .OuO: stock %! n ~; "N.
change, \ I.A2d, an advance uf liza. Santos was
100 reis higher: receipts $1,000; stock, 5i5.ouO.
PriCea here Is fnlnMN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30
If You Are Conducting

really hrstClAss summer resort, either at Ecashors
mountain, make its locality known through TnE
SuS's advertising columns. SrS readers seek such
places Air.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30

MINING MACHINERY. -UneIcelled in efficiency.
VI GATES IRON WORKS. II BroAdway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30

Oats were tteAHy on the spot. Sales ,OOO bush.
for export here and at the outports No in eleva-
tor 2Sc.. do. delivered. 2sttc.; No white. Boz;
track and uugIaied white. 3Os3hc. Chicago re.
cciSed $40 cars and expects 40 on Monday. Corn
was steady on the spot. Sales Pa 900 bush. for
export her" ana at the outports. No. ?. dAc. over
September in Chicago. do white T!4c. Chira0o
received 600 cars and expects $50 Monday.
Futures declined lic. to 3sc.. with sales OF A. 900
bush. Prices as follows;
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Surp's sI2,oh5.Hoo *lo,sll.l2o Dec. Sl.244475
The surplus n wear ago was 81. 0O+, 475. and
two years ago S+5.12O.l5O.
The imports Of general merchandise, iqclud-
ing dry goods. At the port Of New York last
week were $3.50, 40, against Sa.OHO,G4l the
previous week and SG7l6.7O3 for the CORE
spending week 1t last year Tho imports Of
succie for III" week were SlD9, l65. ol which
since Jan. ! SOS 2.416 Exports Of specie
were: Gold, SlOS+3l, and silver. S725. Ol5. a
total Of Sl,233,+ 46, against StOS. 10 the prev-
Gus week. The exports II specie since Jan.
have been: Gold. SD 80 1872 and silver. S3l,-
3!H'.554. total of S53i'2,. +2G,
Tn" Buffalo, Rochester and rttshurg Rail
way Company ha> declared dividend OF r
cent, on its preferred stock, payable Aug 10,
The Chicago, burlington and Quincy Rail
road reports gross earnings for June NJ So
7Nl ,S95, an lncreas" Of Si,iS,S1'i as compared
with the same month uf last year and net ST.
~ I,Hl. an in"r"aS" Of S+S2, 7+1. For the year
ending June 80 the gross earnings were S43,;
3SNi2 an increase Of S5S''.23 as compared
with the CORRESPONDING period of last year,
aud net SlU,Si3,1Hi an increase OF $3l5S5O.
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TdSE
Op,nIno H,G',", Low,H Closing. Night.
September. 3"'s 3das 3dls 3a's 3s1s
December .3G'S 3Nls 3I'i 35A 3bls

Op,n,no H,1r,r. Lor,h Closing Night.
f SeDSmSsr 81" ST. a% "es ssS az aSs 81" &c
Wheat advanced for a time on higher cables. bad
crop reports from India rather low temperatures in
the Northwest, foreign huylng and covering of
shorts Liverpool advanced sd. to Id and London
December there wer" cents higher. while Rim
advanced l'4c. AMI Antwerp was steady. In the
gary. AZ at Will ston. 40 at Bismarck. 40 at
Huron, and 30 at Rapid City. There were re.
ports Of frost. however. and though the Signal
service pr .Crd uns a-Onably oil weather for the
upper Missouri. rllcy there no mention Of
frost. The PREDICTION * a follows: Illinois and
Indiana far to-day and sunday, showers sou: h,
ccpt showers st. rnulcr Wis ousn. Minnesota and
Iowa fartoday and sunday, cooler: the Dakota, and
showers much cooler SUNDAY. Bombay cable
said that the crop was whitening but the exports
from that country last week were estimated at
about double last years shipmcnt-. However, the
usual profit taking caused a ra'tOn later on. Tho
sluggIshness Of the cash trade and the absence of
outside interest were depressing factors But toward
Northwest, and the final prices were fractionally
higher. The worlds shipments we're estimated at
reports and local and Western liquidation. The re-
reptS were liberal. Liverpool advanced lad. TO I'D.
Rains were reported in Kansas. Nebraska. Iowa and
Missouri, and the West was selling at Chicago oats
were fraturclesS The receipts were 100 cars larger
than expected.
bbls. and 81. sos sacks, wIuter in bbs. Superine
S2.lH8S"25 No. : extra, S:4ods2.5o: clears $40
spring in nbI, Clears .3Sta To- stlaishts, ssa5S
Sans; patents. s3.d5ssa 50.
CorIoS-srot cotton here was unchanged. with
sales OF ISL bales for 81 inning. Mlddlne upands
Glsc.. against l-lhc. last year: New Orleans and
Gulf. Gsac.. against q : Ih, The southern spot
markets we're unchanged. Memphis sold 80 bales
unchanged on the spot with sales of 900 bales;
futures advanced to I!s points. The movement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-30
Tho List Of Refereea.

The following is list Of the referees appointed in
eAses in tho Supreme Court last week:
Ry Justice FIiIo,r1id
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including gold rcserve's2so. s7475s s27e.s24. 1913
Money in London. 2A 7 cent. Rates OF die
count in omen market for short and three
months bills. 3Had3', e cont Amount OF
bullion gone into tho Bank Of England on bal
ance to-day. ,E7S.uOo, Paris advices quote 3
change on London. - francs %, confines
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations, Railway and other bonds dull. The
features were Fort Worth and Denver City
honturc series b, Atchson and Kansas and
Texas issues.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New YORK.
GO'.c. Bar silvcrin London closed at 21 II led.
Mexican silver dollars We're quoted at 4Sc.
Money on call 3a4 r cent. Time money is
quoted at ( = cent. for sixty DAYS on mixed
stocks. I r cent. for four and six months on
dividend securities and A. = cent. on half in
dustras and half railroad securities Com
mnrcial paper Is quoted at 4d+ta = cent. for
bills receivable: acceptanccs and primo single
names. +d4', q cent; other names. 4 'aid5 T.
cent
Foreign exchange market closed weak. Posted
rates are: Long drafts 81 81. sight drafts.
- ~ Actual rates are Long hills, 81 ~ |, al
S4SI', = sight drafts. 81. SaiAM$4.S7. and cable
transfers. S+.S7 'sdS4.SIH4; francs ara quoted
at J.2l hHI2Oh for long and 5lS4dJ 49,
for short rclchsmarks. - 1-liid94 H-lG for
long and !NI0!iJ'a for short guilders. 30 1910
m4O for long and 40 ;I-lBd4Oh4 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Par CharrStOn-Buying par: selling, a pre-
MUM Savannah BuynG. l;l6 discount;
Bank - cents premium: commercial. 80
cents discount San Francisco Sight. 10 cents
premium: telegraph. PA cents premium, ST.
Louis. 10 cents premium. Chicago. 20 cents
discount. Cinciunati-B"twecn banks. rar and
80 cents discount; over counter. 30 cents pre-
MUM.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the