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New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
BUYERS AND SELLERS

There was no strong effort yesterday either q
advance or depress stocks and as a Consequence
the changes in prices were not important The
only noteworthy movement IN any o. the Leading
stocks was in Missouri Pacific. which receded
under moderate sales for. apparently. the sbo--
account Some Of the buyers and sellers OF stocks
WERE
Day & Heaton sold Missouri Pacific Jones
Maury & Co.. F. F. Ames and Charles Gregory
bought Illinois Central; Wassermann Brothers
Q."D sold " n. Motley bought Reading Ist
preferred. c. l. Hudson & Co and n Howell
bought Louisville and Nashville. Dominick Z
Dominick sold c. ". Turner & Co. bought Louis
vile and Nashville; r. Goodbody & Co sold J. s
Bache & Co. sold Northern Pacific common.
Palmer bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit, F ?
Ames and NJ c Bouvier & Co sold. " H MoteT
bought Rock Island. Provost Brothers n con
bought Missouri Pacific; Andrews Criss & Co sold
and II, Clews & Co. bought Sugar. Andrews
Criss sold Missouri Pacific and Southern. Pacific
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

There were only nominal markets yesterday for
money and exchange. The quotations for call
money, however did not Indicate any important
change in the situation at present No new rates
for time money were announced Borrowers a. a
whole, believed 10 De better supplied with time
money than they were al: this season last year
Speaking OF exchange, c. Schumacher & CO. said:
The advance is partly due 70 the demand for re-
mittance 20 Europe against July coupons and div-
deuds and partly the critical situation IN China
with It's resultant disturbance IN the European
stO O,,-s7o 80 rLsse z-scf,r
advance there is the general reason OF cheapnea
OF money at home, which Is always a powerful
around for other influences which may affect sX-
change in the near future. We are reminded OF ere
situation existing just after the Presidential noi-
nations Of lSS. Then We had exactly the sam5
two candidates on both sides but while in 1876 the
silver plank in the Democratic platform caused an
imne edtate advance in exchange, now the same
the slightest ripple of fear in our business com
munity. showing that the silver issue Is COlStd-
cred dead beyond redemption. and therefore not
likely ever TO affect exchange again
OF other events which may have some influences
upon our market the most noticeable are the at-
vance in the price Of gold in London and stimuli
taneOUs advance in the private rate Of discount
from pa 70 2i per cent. also the great decline of
Industrial stocks in Germany, accompanies by 2
fall from AZ 10 per in the private discount
rate In Berlin within three days Here money
remains as easy as ever. Our market Is only nc
12t per cent on call against a discount rate Or
2Ie per cent In London, 27s In Paris and per cent
in Berlin
With This disparity. the long side OF the marke,
would Stin appear the most profitable but ror the
proximity Ot the season OF exports OF our crops
Under the circumstances, exchange does not seem
low enough "a encourage the long side, nor hign
enough 10 tempt drawers 20 venture on th7
short side of the market The result IS stagna-
might occur in China or elsewhere give an m
petus to exchange in one direction OF another
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
VAIL STREET AND EKCH4NGEs

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET. Marks-
closed steady Standard oil closed az 53DaSu
against 523a525 on Friday Last prices of Other
pro 1inent Issues We're. Havana Commer~IaI. san
preferred. QH; Baking Powder. s00gl. Bay stats
Gas, 1sH1H; Narkeen Copper 4Gs, Araalgauaa.et
Copper, s50s5ai, Amsterdam Gas. 22a25- preferred
iinE. Rubber Goods. 2}42f, preferred -2d75. DIS
tne Of America 5t4151a; preferred. 20G2i. Storage
Power, l2'2al6 General Carriage s'za7, New-York
Transportation. 6Q6Ie
no LONDON QCOTATIOSS-T London Stock
Exchange was closed yesterday 20 permit work On
alterations 20 the building. There being no quota
tiOns from that centre. foreign speculative inau-
ences were not felt 20 any extent here
READING STOCK.-It Is said that co7sifera5,s
blocks os Reading first preferred stock have -
Gently been acquired by the Vanderbilt interest 3,
connection with the regulation OF the anthracite
coal trade
ONTARIO AND WESTERN-The Ontario ana
Western. which Is carrying anthracite coal % tide
water az the rate Of 2o0'6o0 tons year. viii soon
considerably Increase IT'S tonnage
ARRIVED FROM EUROPE-George Ra7--or
one Of the active members OF the CONSOLIDATED
Stock Exchange. arrived from Europe yesterday q.
the Campania
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
NEW-IERSEY CENTRAL.

person who Is credited with a knowledge OF
New-Jersey Central affairs Is quoted as saying;
I understand that some time aSo an OFFER vas
made 10 the Jersey Central people by parties pre-.
sUmed he acting in the Vanderbilt interests 2.
$50 for their holdings of Jersey Central stock IHe
offer was I am told refused with the statement
that the price for these holdings was 10 since
that time some thousands OF shares OF Jersey cen
tr1l have been picked up in the market: preSQHi-
ably b. these interests. who apparently thlnS they
.oD obraiD what they want In this way Jersey
Central Insiders tell their friends that The stock
worth a great deal more money, and some or mem
bay.a tOr.s tbafr friends sell it below 10
10 n0- see that control ~ the Jersey Central =
vital to tbs carving out Of the Pennsylvania an
derbilr compact although 10 might be good thing
~ have AZ price II il Is wanted at al IL Is likely
10 he nv reason of It's terminal facilities. when ae
OF course. very good.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

DOMESTIC EXCTIANGE.-New-Or Orleans - Com
mercial 75c0S1 discount; bank, 81 premium San
FrancIsco-Sght 1Oc: telegraph. 121ac. Cincinnati
Between banks. 20c premium; over the counter
soc premium Boston. Is 2-3c and 20c discount
Chfcaeo-1Oc discount ST. Louis-l0c premium
Savannah-BuyIng par; selling. 81 per $1,000
Charleston-Buy par: selling. Isc premium.
FOREIGN MONEY NARKET.-CaU money in
London II. per cent. Open market discount rate
short bills 25.G2% per cent, and for long bills
23sd224 per cent Berlin discount rate per cent.
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 43 pfenuigs
Paris exchange on London, % francs II ceutimes
Paris discount rate. 1916 per cent.
FOREIGN SECTRITIES.-The London Stock
Exchange was closed to-day, French rentes %
francs 30 centimcs Spanish is closed 637a
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. &c. Mex
lean silver dollars, 4SAc. Bar silver in London,
28 7-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 2715; Lisbon. 30;
BuenOs Ayres. 1309O Rome, 10
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Cincinnati, July Flour quiet VybAa, d,u ~ .
rea rreq SI4s2c: No MIXED ~. Oats duh; No mixed
9 c,d ese gule' NO 2 &c Butter steady Eggs duh
milwaukee July Wheat steady: No Northern SIN
Size; No Northern 7g079lkc rive ouiet. No ! CO.,
03c. Barley dun No ?. 4sc sample 4Oa47c
Minneapolis, July 7.-Close-Wheat in store No
Northern July sec: September sos ds0'4c on track No
hard s2tsc; No Northern sOi2c; No Northern 79c
81. Louis July 7.-C1ose-Wheat No red cash 7slEc.
July. IKE August 77ssc: September 1870; No bo1S
I#q74c CornNo cash. 4212c; July. 42l2c September
a3zn43tsc- Oats-No . 25c: 236sc.
Der. 23ssc No , white 2si2G29c.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
PINTsCH CONCERNS ACQUITTED

The Safety Car Heating and Lighting company
which owns the Pintsch COMPRISING COMPANY
has assumed control OF the Pintsch gas works j"
Montreal and become owner Of the Pintsch riSn''
for the Dominion OF Canada Heretofore the CSiS
dian rights were owned by the Pintschs Patent
T ,yhtine Companv Of London II is supposed that
the DEVELOPMENT Of the Pintsch system OF ca
and buoy lighting viii now be pushed visorousS vison,
Additional PtutsCh gas works are now oui't's
at Jersey City and Albany When these W.
works are completed there will De- lncIuL
Ing the Canadian works nf'y-'nree -
- D1ar.s IN this country and Canada over
0ftren thousand cars in the United states ana
Canada have now been equipped with the Fintscn
system of lighting Throughout the world theis
are one hundred Thousand cars equipped
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. July I. p. m.-Cotton-spot roodero,
business prices higher; American middling rs a2d
good mddHng, 63- l6d middling 1-32d low mlddling
1924 good ordinary I'D: ordinary. 9-1Gd The
sales Of the day 1000 bales o.
speculation and and included 700 American
ceipts 400 bales, including 200 American FttnTes
opened quiet ana c.oscd Irregular American uid9ling
m r. JuIy Eng AIsust 4l-6iI sellers August ani
september ~ o4aD 2164d buyers; September and Oc,o
Der. l-G4d sellers October ana NoNember 4H33d se
ers; November and December. 64q4 42e4d buyers
december and January, January ani
Fs5r1sTy sbo4g4 geesa sellers; February March
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
ILLINOIS CENTRAL DIVIDEND.

The directors Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company will meet on July Is and, il IS expected.
will increase the dividend 70 a 6 per cent basis.
According to official statements the Gross earnings
for the fiscal year are S750eO00. being increase
Of almost u per cent over the previous year. while
the mileage increased only per cent The net -
suits show that II 10 extraordinary expenditure
for betterments were set aside per cent could De
paid on the stock The rate Of dividend has been
per cent for many years.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE

August Belmont chairman Of the Board OF
Directors Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company Is reported 70 have said that the
dividend 70 be declared Tuesday for the ha--
year will be at the rate of { per cent per annuH-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
NAFAL NTOREE-

There was very little activity in the for spirits
tuTpenune to-day The undeTtOne quiet but about
steady at unchanged prices. Rosin steady demand
unchanged prices. Quotations follow:
TAR-Reguiars, 81 u; oil bbIa 81
SPIRITS TIRPENTINE 4GiIm47c.
ROSIN-Cammon good
O. 90; w q. 50 20; W So 49, . o. -
STOCK ON HAND
Dis
I
Tar St,r
Charleston. July 7.-Tupentine market firm at 42c
Savannah. July 7-spiHts turpentine firm al 43IIc.
cepts, llol bbs: sales 80 bbls; exports 2Si bbls
IL 487 bbs '' 'Af0''9
Wilmington. July I.Spirits tuTpenne quiet at 42K8
42Sc: receipts 100 bbs Ros4n firm 81 IOqSi l5 re-
cepts l45 bbs Crude turenne steady at ST GyGS 10.
receipts. 2S bbls Tar steady 40 receipts a. Sis
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

months. and 464h per cent for six months on rail-
road collateral. Commercial paper. 4d415 per cent
for three four and six months for the best names
and above for names not well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market firm. Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
4 DULL STOCK MARKET.
CHANGES IN PRICES SLIGHT.
DECREASE IN BANK LOANS DUE TO
OPERATIONS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Fridays
prices were:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

The Clearing House statement yesterday was as
follows: Exchanges S51 300 1888; balances Ss6 765.
Fer the week: Exchanges. 1888 19s. 40; balances,
$50 21O4 against exchanges last week of $S9091o627
and balances of 500 S14.4S4
The following are the changes for the correspond
ing OF the three preceding years: 1S99-LOans
increased Sc 900 cash decreased 50 949 300 depos
It's decreased and surplus reserve decreased
$9.212O75; 1s9S-LOans increased s269l59O. cash de-
creased S6G69 500. deposits increased s. 993 400 and
surplus reserve decreased sS66S 80: 1S97-Loans
creased 81 O5S 100 cash increased s651 200 deposits
increased 81 SOS 500 and surplus decreased
$235OO.
H. rti,.nH Hntnr
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Walker Brothers. No n FrOadWayS
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual Closing Shares
I Open High Low Fin. Bid. Ask. sold.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

Adams Express
| Albany q Sus-
| Am Car g. F"dry
do pref. ........
American Coal.
Amer Cotton OIL
do pref. .......
Amer Dist Tel d.
Amer Express. %.
"American Ice.
'do pref.
"Amrr Linseed
@do pref. f.....,.
'Amer Mailing.
edo pref. .......
eAmer Smelling.
'do pref.
American Spirits
Am Stl a. Wire.
do pref,
Am Steel Hoop
Edo pref......
'Amer Sugar.
edo pref.
Am Tel & Cable
SAmer Tin Plate
'do pref. f.......
Amer Toba cco.
do pref.
"AnaCOnda .....
Ann ArhOr. .....
do pref. ......
AtChlson .......
do pref.
Bait & Ohio.
do pref. ........
"B'klyn Rap TT.
B'klyn Tn Gas.
brunswick ...-.
Buh r e Pitts.
do pref. 5000.
Bur G r & Nor.
Canada South
Canadian Pacific
Capital City TT.
Central of y J..
Ches & Ohio.
Chic Bur q Qy.
Chic & East Ill.
do pref. .......
Chic CT West.
do pref A..
do pref Il.
do deb.
Oh Ind a Louis.
do pref.
Ch NIL 81 st p.
do pref. ......
Chic e Northw.
Chic r l & Pac.
c st p NJ & o..
90 pref. .......
Chic Term TT.
do pref. .......
G c Q & ST L.
do pref.
Clev l. & Wheel
Go pref. ......
Clev & Pitts.
Col Fuel & Iron.
do pref. ........
Col e S6uth. ....
do 1st pref.
do I'd pref.
Col & Hook G..
Com Cable. e......I
Consol Coal. ....
tOnS0l Gas. S..-..
"Cont Tobacco.
'dO pref. ......I
Del e Hudson .
Del Lack & W.
DENY & Rio CIR.
do pref. .......
Des VI 4 Fl D.
DO pref........|
+Dul So 5 & Atl
do pref. ......l
Eighth Ave. .....
Erie .........-..
do lst pref. ...'
do % pref.
Bvans & T H.
do pref .......'
Federal Steel. ..
do pref ......|
Gas & FL y Co.
General BleC Co I
Glucose Sug r. !
do pref. .-...l
CT Northern pf.
II r CIafin
Hooking Valley.
do pref. f.......|
HOmestake .....i
Illinois Central.
do Leased Line
Int Paper.
do pref. ......'
"Int Power. .....'
'Int Silver. r.....i
Iowa Central.
do pref .......I
Kama e Mich |
X 9 Z & c.
'Kan G & & W 81
do pref " 1. O.. 7
KeOk & Des NJ.
DO pref .-.-l
Knick Ice Of Oh
do pref. ......i
Laclede CAS-.
do pref .......'
La Ike Shore. ...i
Long Island.
Louis & Na sh ..
Man Beach ...-
Manhattan Eli
Nj Coal pref
"Net Street Ry.
Met " : Of Oh.
do pref. .......
Mexican Central
Mex Nat ctfs.
Michigan cent.
N;lnn & ST Louis
90 pref. ....|
VI - p Il : s VI
DO pref. .......
Mo Kan & Tex. I
DO pref. .......
Missouri Pacific.
Mobile & Ohio.
Morris & Essex.
Nash & Chat.
'%at Biscuit &c.
'do pref .-.--
National Lead.
edo pref. ......I
National Steel.
"dO pref .......
National Tube. ...
do pref. .......
New Cent Coal
s\ Y Air Bra ke
y y Central.
y Y Oh & st l..
do 1st pref.
DO "a pref. 80.
y Y Lack & w.
y Y y II & II.
y Y ont & ".
Norfolk e West.
80 pref. .....l
North American
Northern Pacific
do pref .......'
Ohio & Ind Gas.
Ontario Silver.
Pacific Coast.
do 1st pref. ...'
do % pref.
Pacific Mail.....l
Penn Coal.
"Penn r r..
Peoria & East.
Peo Dec & Ev..l
Peo Gas e c..
Pere Marquette
do pref. ......
p g g G. 81 L. |
do pref .---.
tP & W pf rcts.
= Fl W & CHI.
DO special ...-..
Pressed Stl Car.
do VrnS
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

The usual weekly table of price changes for the
more active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

Saturday, Saturday. Net
June 30. July I. change
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
Gables.

Gables sight SKY nays
Francs 5I5A 5I5%- -I-1GQ5. 15S 51S7tg5 ISL 10
Reichm ks 95 I-l6 93Hg99 70 - ~ - = =
Cullders. 4O1A04O DO ~ i-A"ef' -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

High Low. Clos.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, July THE condition of the Treas
ury divisions of issue and redemption the be-
glning of business to-day was as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits the respec-
tive dates:
July O. qS. July 8 July :, 90
SlT6. $165,3139OO
Legal tenders. g. 363 so 53. .TT9.6OO 20 737JOO
Total reserve S242 s62 800 $3.50 COZ 600 s238O5 400
Reserve required
against deposits 1S951TOOO 225.5++ T25 go 4622 200
Surplus ..... s5s "a. 800 $5O62 475 $15.5so 200
Percentage ......... $40 255 26.T
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08

After good deal Of searching a dilapidated
SADDLE vas finally found, which had been taken
from strolIng and suspected Kafir the day
beiore Unfortunately Il lacked girths and stirruD
feathers. To supply the former Fdruuhar dis
pensed with one Of his As for the latter we
found one strap, and makeshft used a piece
vas was thus completed. ] eft most Of my XII
IN the kindly charge Of Captain Harrison and
siIaRplng my kaross and waterproof behind my
SADDLE, ! slung haversack with two days rations
and my water bottle my shoulders aud
mounted my Rosinante- The get-up such a
weird that Of the officers VI had beInad
me insisted upon taking a photograph Of me and
my mount, and l left the camp with the heartIest
OF unrestrainabe laughter ringing in my ears.
mounted on Argentine beast. a cross between a
mule and Percheron, and / on my sorrel Roer
pony, whose days Were surely numbered. The first
OF the SIX miles 70 Smaldeel passed without Incl
cent, over an undulating country which led US 70
fOFDear pressing steeds. Then We struck ba
level FeIdt, and CONCLUDED to press at a more
ney which already began 10 suspect rnjgbt
prove Il protracted one. To chagTin we found
that neither whip nor would serve 10 urge our
mounts beyond the sloWest OF walks. Three miles
OUT at a snaifs pace q convince no
that We should have 10 secure other means Of con-
Veyance II we intended ever 20 catch up with head
quarters.
To make any sort Of a change however threat
ened TO be a serious difficulty If not an imDossi-
bllty i9r We were following in the wake OF sixty
thousand mounted men, and the corpses along the
roadside of horses which had proved unaouel IN
the strain put upon them warned us that we should
De lucky IL we found any serViceable horseAesb
all left behind. However luck and oIIr v,ts 49,
our only resource. and made the hest OF o,,r
way across the veldt toward SmaldeeI along a
4hcse SIX miles were hnally tTaversed a verita be
Enaifs pace our horses falteTine more and more :
eacn lengthening step and threatening TO dr0p
dead at any moment We had left Vet River "a mn
when we reached EnnaldeeI ' '
we had already decided that only chance
New-York tribune., 1900-07-08
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEw-Yor
Week ending July s24 7a1 s1s s235 ss5 O44 Ss0s a
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
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A IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

2 red. cash soSse: July. Ssss; Aassss. ssse:
Der. i2sc. oats-No. 2. cash. 2sc; june. 2she;
prime steam 1921; choice. ss.TTs Dry-salt
RIBS, s $50; e 1ssf'' sides fSss+ f s5.9s. B~acOn.Boxsd
lower; extra shorts. s.s7ls: clear ribs. s.; clear
meal. s2i5G22o. Bran steady: sacked. east
track. eSqzoc- Hay easy; timothy. ssql2; prai-
tor ties ss;s'g si.so. Bass Bassin ase1 9se $ III Hemp ipOs swIne,
&C. Receipts-Flour. 5000 bris: wheat. ls. 900 bu;
1900 bu.
BALTIMORE. June 2s-Flour quiet: receipts.
ssgsSsasscH: steamer came So. 2 res. S7GaSzsses: reesipss.
ern. on grade. 7sGssc. Corn easier; mixed. spot
and rdlrtth the z, mSnth, 45szai1Se; Jnly .!4ag1Sc;
mixed. 4sika4sAc; receipts. l7.722 bu: exports,
ls5143 bu: southern white corn. 5o95lc: South
SIC. sales: No. 2 mixed. 2Sd2SIc. Hay quiet;
No. ] timothy. s16.5 so asked.
LIVERPOOL. June 2S.-wheat-Spot dull: No.
S 7dass Sd. Futures + arm MOI July w. SIS ID: septem:
Der. SIS sid: December nominal. C~orn-spot
American mixed mixed. o oid' a h1aao at Is "a. A Futures uPe'
firm; July. As ID: September. IS 2xd. Lard
prime Western. in tierces. steady at SIS. Bacon
Short-clear backs steady at BIS Cd; clear bellies
TOLEDO June W active and lower,
spot, Aiac; July, Si7sc: August, S4Nc: Septesn-
Der. y Corn active and firm: No. :, cash,
No. 2. cash. &c: September. 2sAc. Rye dull and
prime. $40; 1898. prime. $40; October. s5.S2ls;
No. 2. A.75.
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Flour dull. Wheat
nominal; No. 2 red, SEC. Corn easy; No.
mixed, 45c. Oats quiet; No. ? mixed, &c. Rye
steady; No. 2. CSC. Lard easier at Sc. 75G6.s 80
Bulk meats steady at S7.35. Bacon easy AZ
$s.25. Whisky quiet at s1.23.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-29
LANDS AND CLARK.
The Indiana Man Proves His Super.
tority as q Debater.
Joplin (Mo.l

Hon. Charles B. Lands. of Delphi, Ind,
a Republican member of the lower house
of Congress, is at Keystone. Mr.. Lands
spoke in debate with Champ Clark at
Lakeside yesterday. Mr.. Lands and Mr..
Clark are close friends in Washington and
their political opinions do not rufle their
personal acquaintance.
In the debate at Lakeside MIR. Lands
showed up the history of the Democratic
party in its true light. He not only did
that, but he caused Champ Clark to lose
his temper with the audience by referring
to the absence of arguments on the money
question. Lands said: MY distinguished
friend Clark didn't say much about the
free-silver issue. and we all wonder why
The speaker then proceeded to rip up and
down the statements made by the Demo-
cratic politician from Pike county. Con-
gresham Landis reviewed the Democratic
platforms of 1892 and 1896 and showed how
the platform-makers switch around every
four years. He said the platform of the
Democrats in 1892 favored bimetallisn, with
the consent of international agreement.
while in 1896 the same party adopted the
16-to-1 issue without the consent Of any
other nation, while the people are Won
dering what change will be made at the
Kansas City convention. He clearly proved
that the party is badly mixed on the money
question. Clark made a strong appeal for
the adoption of the old greenback money.
and by reviewing the Democratic history
farther back to Lincoln's time Lands
Shove that Clark's party has always been
opposed to greenbacks.
Clark tried TO get around this argument
by stating that Lands went back TO the
Anticipated times.
Clark spoke principally on the question
of trusts, blaming the administration and
the Republican party for the existence of
those Institutions. One of his EXPLANATIONS,
referring to Mark Hanna as the father of
trusts, caused Frand T~readway, of this
city. to rile up the fowery Champ with
the query: How about the Ice Trust?''
Clark knew the Van Wyck and Tammany
steal was meant. and he ~stunningly called
to Treadway TO shut up and keep still; that
he was doing the talking.
Mr.. Lands told the plain truth about
the prosperous condition of the country
under the past few years of Republican
power. He referred TO the busy mills and
factories, the increased wages, higher
prices for product OF the farm, furnace
and factory, citing all of the conditions I'm
army period. and when there was depres-
sion and discomfort throughout the land.
1t was then under a Democratic admins
tration. Mr.. Landis's reference to the Re-
publican ticket-McKinley and Roosevelt
caused thunderous applause and rounds of
cheering. Nearly every person asked about
the debate says that Clark met his match
In Lands and that the former was humil-
lated.
Carthage (Mo.) Press.
In the joint debate at the Chautauuua.
yesterday. Congressman Lands left the re-
nowned Champ Clark not a leg to stand on.
The fact Is Champ was up against a losing
proposition the moment he agreed to talk
in behalf of Democratic doctrines a.
against those OF the Republicans
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-29
Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Butter-Receipt.. s.7oa
packages. Market steady: 1762oc;
factory, 139lsHc. -Cheese-Receipts. i.12o pack
ages Market dull and unsettled; large. white.
9k@9hc; large. colored. 9hG9sc; small. white,
skd9Ac; small. colored. es69hc. Eggs-Re-
ceipts. 49, 7s packages. Market dull and heavy:
Western, loss of. ~l3T14lsc: Western. at mark.
for average lot. 10q12c.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2S-Butter firm;
fancy Western creamery. 2Oc; fancy Western
prints. 21c. Eggs dull and weak; fresh nearby,
lSlsc; fresh Southwestern. 13c: fresh Western.
13c: fresh Southern. 1l@l2c. Cheese quiet but
steady.
KANSAS CITY. June 2s.-Eggs dull; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. Sc per dozen: sec
onds, &c. loss of, cases returned; Southern, &c;
new whitewood cases included. nc more.
CHICAGO. June 2s.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was strong; cream
cries. 14Gf9c: diaries. 13G16lkc. Cheese steady
at slaG914c. Eggs firm; fresh. lie.
CINCINNATI. June 2S.-Butter quiet. Eggs
dull at 10dl01zc. Cheese firm.
BALTIMORE. June 2S.-Butter steady. Eggs
firm Cheese steady.
ST. LOUIS. June 2s.-Eggs lower at 9kc.