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To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
Apropos of the heavy fire concentrated on
Mr.. Mark Hanna as Tabor crusher,"
wish to say that L saw a striking demon
stration of the regard in which Mr.. Hanna
is held by his employees Immediately after
the ST. Louis convention in 1896. Mr.. Hanna
arrived in Cleveland the Saturday after the
convention. His employees the Little
Consolidated Street-railway asked the man.
agement that ali men who could be spared
be allowed half a day off, that they might
meet him at the depot and escort him to
the Union League Club. Permission was
granted, and all the men who were off
duty, and all who could be spared from
the service, to the number of several hum
dred, with several bands, and all wearing
badges showing their employment in Mr..
Hanna's service. met him and followed his
carriage up Superior street and Euclid
avenue. After the parade a group of the
men was standing at the corner of On
tariO street and the public square team
ster, whose wagon had halted there, said
to one of them
Look here, George, / thought you were
Democrat. What do you mean by parad-
ing for Mckinley
II didn't" said the man addressed; AZ
marched for Hanna. The old man has
covered himself with glory. and we wanted
to show our appreciation OF ii. because he's
always treated us all right
Mr.. Hanna showed his appreciation of
their testimonial by seeing that no man
lost his half days pay.
During the strike on the Big Consolf-
dated l met Harry Bryan. organizer of
the street-railway men. one day. and asked
him II Hannas men would strike.
We've got no kick against Hanna" he
said, land II the other bosses were as
square as Mark we'd have no kick against
them nj
Indianapolis Sept %
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TRADE IN GENERAL.


LIVERPOOL. Sept. 22-wheat-Spot firm: No.
red Western winter. SIS 3d. No / northern
spring es sgd No. / California 6s Sid. Fu-
lures steady: September, 6s cad: December.
spring SIS SID; No. California, SIS sid Futures
steady: September, SIS 2Ad; December Sc sd
Corn--Spot firm; American mixed, new As 4i.d
Futures quiet: October, IS AID; November.
fancy firm at SIS Sd. Beef-Extra India mess dull
at 72s Sd; prime steady at Cos 3D. Pork
Prime mess, Western. steady at Us Cd Lard
American refined, in pals. steady at SOS 81:
prime Western, in tierces. firm at 37s Cd Hams
Short cut IL TO is lbs. dull at 43s Bacon-
Cumberland cut. Is to 30 lbs firm AIS Sd:
short ribs. Is % lbs. firm as; long-cle
middIes light. 30 to IS lbs, firm az ass Cd: long
clear middles. heavy. % TO 40 lbs. firm at AS Cd
clear bellies IL TO Is lbs, steady at as; Shout
ders. square, u to IA lbs, firm ar BIS Cd. Cheese
American white hrm at SIS Cd: colored firm at
SIS Sd Talow-Prirne city nrm 25s Sd: Aus
tralian in London. firm at 26s Sd. Butter
United States, finest, 9is: United States. good
SIS
ST LOUIS. Sept. 22.-Flour unchanged Wheat
No. red. cash, nc; September. 16Ac: Oct,-
Der 77i4c: December. &c: May. SEC: No harl
7Sssn72s.c. Corn-No- 2. cash. 3sAc. September
ssac: October. sss4c; December, asa q5s,sc: year
ssssc Oats-No. 2. cash. &c. September slxs:
October. sll<c; December. 2zssa zzac; May 2s.c;
Lard lower choice. ,segsssis DPy y mea ~
BOXED steady: extra shorts. ss25 clear ribs
sss7ls: clear sides. s.s0- Bacon-Boxed steady
9e5. Timothy seed. s37o0l. Corn meal steady
rr.sis sses5s wSiSRs .seas Stns !, n fr sS
cotton ties, N.N. Sagging, aiooslsc. Hemp
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were made on New York bank reserves for cur
rency from Interior points. The hope that the
Galveston relief measures made last week
movement abnormal IL dissipated by this weeks
larger movement. demands from Western points
being added TO those from the South. New York
money rates have risen appreciably In response.
and speculative sentiment in the stock market
has been made much more sensitive to other
elements OF uncertainty in the outlook
The coal miners strike. the unsettled wage
schedules in the steel trades. and the growing
complexity OF the diplomatic situation China
have played parts OF increasing Importance. IL
is recalled that in the experience of last fall the
needs OF speculative holders of stocks tire
last 10 be consulted by lenoers OF money, and
many Industrial. dividend-paying stocks were
uncompron1isingIy refused colleterial for
loans. The call loan rate the Stock Exchange
scared 20 lS6, while more than per cent.
was paid for loans in ordinary business trans
actions. These the considerations that have
induced the weeks liquidation.
The bond market has been only slightly
affected. compared with stocks. but liquidation
I'm evidence there also. United States
new fours, coupon, advanced y. and the ola
fours u in the bid price The nves declined u
Following Saturdays share sales and the
closing bid quotations.
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twine &c. Receipts-Flour. 5000 brls: wheat,
Ice. 600 bu: corn g 900 bu; oats IS 900 bu Ship
n,ents-Four Il. 900 brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
$1,000 bu oats. 200 bu.
BALTIMORE. Sept 22-Flour firm: receipts.
1851 brls; exports 1850 bris- Wheat nrrner spot
and the month. 7sI417sAc October. 561<ql6s.c;
December. 7sl4I7sizc, steamer No. red, s4hw
lt1c; receipts. 2S bu; Southern. by sample.
mixed spot and the month. 45s4Q4sc; October.
4SAQii&c, November and December. new or Old
4si-c; January, AlsDiOl steamer mixed 44s.I
sc; receipts, 24.le5 bu; Southern white corn
firm; No. mixed, 25G25lrc receipts As. eo5 bu
exports none Hay firm: No timothy, SIG bid
TOLEDO. Sept. 22.-wheat active and higher;
spot and October. &c: November, s2ac; Decem-
and September 43c: December. s5c Oats dull
and higher; No. ?. cash and September, zSct DE.
cember, 235sc. Rye dull and unchanged; No. =
cash, 5il2c. Glover seed actiTe ana nigner, Oc-
tober. $3.50: December ss.s5: March. $40.
KANSAS CITY. Sept 22.-wheat-December
7ll141lAsc; May, 7shc; cash No. hard. Iohf
72c: No. red. 75176c. Corn-December. 42%c;
cash No mixed. s7s.a2sc; No White g, ss soa
bu; corn. $500 5u; oats. 1000 bu.. shipments
Wheat 13l. 200 bu: corn. $500 bu; oats. 5000 bu-
DULUTH. Sept. 22.-wheat-No. hard, cash.
65c; to arrive, Ssc; September. Sc; December,
arrive. SIC: September. ssc: December. s2s4c;
75c. oats-No 2 &c Rye. 5si1c. Corn, 4ossc.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 22.-Flour firm; Wheat
4sIsc. Oats frm; No. mixed. &c Rye in good
demand: No. q 56d5sisc Lard quiet at s6.e5.
Bulk meats steady at IS. Bacon firm at $sos.
Whisky firm at 81. &c. Sugar nrm-
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 2.-wheat-September.
&c; May; Sssc: 70 arrive; No. l northern, SIC:
MILWAUKEE, Sept 22.-Barley firm No. 2,
BIC; sample, f0GI54c.
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Notes of Recent Opinions.

An Indictment found by the grand jury. o. 4
holiday is held. In State vs.. Thomas tOhio). Il
L. r. A., 45s. not 10 be for that reason invalid
A statute imposing upon mine owners the bur-
den OF paying the cost OF inspecting the mines .
held. In Chicago. w. & V. Coal Co vs. People
I'LL as L r. A. 5s4 70 constitute valid exers
else OF the police power.
person undertaking to cross a bridge Win
a heavy traction engine and water tank II held
In Board OF Commissioners Coffman tOhio)s
IS l. r. A. 455. TO do 50 at his own risk. II n
does make sufficient examination OF thl
bridge and II he puts upon Il a load that II ex<
traorainarily heavy.
The Of a stub switch which is safe wbes
used In proper manner although 10 Il unsafe
70 run train through L In the wrong direction.
negligence on the part Of the railroad company
toward It's servants
10 successful lien claimants. is held. IN David
son Jennings fcol.). - L. n. A. 30. 20 be
that courts shall be open TO every person. anf
that right and justice shall be admiuistered
without sale. denial or delay
maintain a sign over sidewalk Is held, IN
state vs. Riggs IN. CD. - l. r. A. sis not 70
and keep them free and clear from distractions
and 20 be unreasensels oppressive and sosa a.
obstruct or in any way endanger the use OF the
sidewalk
The forfeiture OF an oil and gas lease for
boring a well Is held In HHsssns vs. DALEY
quire any judicial proceeding. where the lease
merely gives the right TO the oil and Gas. With
the privilege OF operating therefor on the land.
since the landlord has never been out OF DOssc1-
sion and cannot re-enter upon himself
contract BY which a sheriff and tax collector
turns over the tax list TO another person with
an agreement 20 give him certain commission
for collecting the taxes Is held IN Canister w.
Peisfield en- c.. ~ l. r. A. AL. 20 be illegal
and void grounds Of public policy under =
statute providing that the sheriff shall not let
to farm In any manner his county any part
Of IT,
railroad employe injured through negligence
OF a coemploye Is held In Smith 81 Louis
a :. +. r. Co CNo). ~ l.. r. A., 152 20 have 70
right OF action because OF negligence IN employ
ting him, n his negligence was not with respect
acts fer the performance OF which he en-
pioycd. With this case there fs review - the
decisions &c 70 the duty Of master with respect
to the employment Of his servants
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CA VHC Betting and
OA w - EMERY WHEELS
sPEcIALTIEs OF
w. B. Barry Saw ard Supply co.
lS2 s PENN. ST All kinds of saws repaired
1872 s. PENN. ST All kinds of

wintered Texans. ss-soGs-1o; grass Texans. 500
Hogs-Receipts. 1900 Market steady to shade
easier Receipts for the week 42eoo The weeks
business shows very little change. prices ossn4
weeks quotations. Heavy and mixed. s. .4As
light. $1,000: pigs. 5000; -.
market was remarkably good prices TOT killing
grades having advanced leG1Sc: with feeding
Varieties about iee higher Lambs $3.50 -:
Ing wethers. s3.4OaS65: stcckers, sol: cnils.
S2-50a3.
EAST BUFFALO. Sept 22.-cattie-Receipts.
cars. Market tending lower. Mixed butchers
common TO good. s3.5oQ4-ls Is; poor 10 fair SOLO:
veals easier; tops. S.75aS: Others. S5oQ1-so; fed
calves. SS59<4.5o; grassers. s225oS.15-
Hogs-Receipts 3 care. Market lower for good
weights at S565G5.se: mixed. $Ss5G5-eO. Workers.
fed stock l0c l5c higher: roughs, S.7bs; stays.
ss75G425.
sheep and Iambs-Receipts. IS cars: Market
dull for lambs. Tops. S. 5oQs-ss; bulk az - =
G5eo: culls to good. s225@s.4o. sheep steady: TOP
mixed. 81 zQt.so; culls 20 good s25e04is; wsfh-
and yearlings, N5oa4s5.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 22.-cattle-Receipts. 90. all
Texans. Market steady Native shipping and
export steers. s5q5.s5: dressed beef and hu.cher
stockers and feeders. s. sO74s5: cows and heif-
ers, 2g4ss; cannTrs SL5oQ2 %: bulls. E-@qs;
Texas and Indian steers s. 25d4.50. cows and
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market SC lower. Pigs
and lights. S5.SsGS.e5; packers. sS.Ss0sss; butch
sheep~Receipts. 50 Market nominal. Native
muttons. So s5a4: lambs. s+G5-25 culls and buckns
s2.55d4 stockers, S2gS.s5.
NEW YoRK Sept. 22-Beeves-Receipts. ST.
Feeling unchanged. Exports. I.5oo cattle ana
{, 126 quarters OF beef.
Calves-Receipts. &c Market steady veals.
ssdS; grassers, Ss25Q3.50: city dressed veals
steady.
sheep and lambs-Receipts. 4sl4 Sheep weak:
lambs slew and barey STEADY. sheep Sa4o,
lambs. S5q625 cuils. S-75I4
Hogs-Receipts. 2ez7. Market nominaily steady
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept 22.-cattle-Receipts
eco Market nomlnaily steady. Native steers.
81 40G5-75: Western steers <4nA IS Texas steers.
ss25Gf.S5; COWS and heifers. SUA55s calves. y. a
Q5.30; bulls, stays, etc. s2.50ds.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market steady 20 &c
lower. Mixed. $5.20Q5 90 light. s5.2eel5 30
Sheep-Receipts, 2 500. Market slow and
weaker. Western muttons. S.6oG4: lambs. &u5
CINCINNATI. Sept 22-Hogs active and
strong $.e5Q560.
Cattle steady at s5Q5.0.
Sheep steady at s204; lambs easy AT ssQ5.<L
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Eight Transfers, with a Total Consid-
GRAFTON of S21,1OO.

instruments filed for record in the recorder
Office OF Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. Sept. Y. as fur
nshed by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loar
Company. i2S East Market street. Both tele
phones $685.
Bernardina NJ weis to Joseph C. Miller.
Lot 25. kappess subdivision B. F. Nor
riSS addition u,
Albert Bouge 10 Charles III. Witte. part OF
northeast quarter. Section "a. Township
16. Range ssVr
Ellen Cruise TO John j. Blackwell, Lot S.
Wiley & Martins subdivision OF Outlets
Mary NJ. Alexander 20 Alice NJ. Dowden.
Lot L., Peru 4 indianapolis Railroad
Company's subdivision OF Outlet Ill., $40
Joseph w. Wheatley TO Frederick Meyer
rose. sr.. Lot g. Square s, s. A. Fletcher,
ira northeast addition .............-....... 1To
Margaret Bruce William T. Newton
NIX. part of Lot 1872. James A. and Mar
garet Bruce's addition .....~................. AS
Cornelia weyenberg TO T.. =. weyenberg
Company. Lots %. S. 81 anu 2ss, DIR. Mar
tins New York street addition. and Lots
As and A. Rudders Greenwood addition. 500
Alexander &. Ayres TO John G. Ktrch. Lot
~ In A. c. Ayres South Meridian street
addftion %
rrnnsfsrnu n fatal oonafderz tfon ~ g91 "A
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He said; You shall not toss
Mankind upon a cross
OF shining gold
Nor press his brow with thorns
Nor tread upon his corns
When he is DID,
He said: No fires will burn.
No wheels, no spindles turn,
Without my hand
Is at the Nations helm:
Dictator OF the realm
Chief OF the band"
He said: THE metal white
Is strictly In the fight
IL iugged IL IND
We're on free silver bent
Without the worlds consent.
And IL will win.''
The voters heard him shout
Then straightway went about
To give him fits:
They said: We want no sfur
Half money and half BLUM,
A dollar worth four bits"
II took his breath away
When the people had their say
In NOV
But he's got his second wind
Thinks he'll not again be skinned;
Wait and see.
&C. L. Frazer
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NEW YORK. Sept 22.-Butter-Receipts 322
packages. Market Arm; creamery. 16i2@22c; June
creamery, 1SzQ2lc; factory, 14G15c. Cheese
Receipts, 2165 packages. Market firm; large.
colored. 11isc; small, colored. 1Ac: large white.
l1c small white, lie. Eggs-Recepts. GID
packages. Market firm; Western. regular pack
irg. at mark. 121zQ1Sc; Western. loss of, Zoe.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22-Butter firm and
in good demand fancy Western creamery. 22isc;
fancy Western prints, 24c. Eggs firm and &c
higher; fresh nearby and Western. l9c; fresh
Southwestern, 1Sc; fresh Southern lie. Cheese
firm: New York full creams small fancy. 11hc.
small fair to choice, 1OA@l1c; New York flats.
eQ10c.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm: creameries,
1sQ2lc; dairies 13Q1sc Cheese firm at 10laQ11i2c.
Eggs firm; fresh, Ice
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 22.-Eggs higher; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 13i1c doz. loss OF,
cases returned; new whitewood cases included
nc more
CINCINNATI Sept 22-Butter steady. Eggs,
13q14c.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 22.-Eggs steady at lac. But
ter steady; creamery, 17q22c; dairy. 16dl7c.
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Hogs-Receipts, $500: shipments. !. 700. With
very small supply and quite an urgent demand
from shippers the hog market opened with strong
competition and statesmen took advantage or the
situation to force advance in prices. The
eagerness OF buyers was responsible for sales OF
hogs at the same price that were not the same
kind, but all dealers agreed that the bulk Of
the supply sold at average advance of fully
&C. In keeping with late reports from other places
the closing market was less active. and a good
part Of the advance was lost late sales. The
receipts this week 1000 larger than last
week and 4.50O smaller than the same week
year ago, and the receipts so far this year
2ss 900 smaller than the same period last year.
There has been a gradual upward movement in
values since the beginning OF the week. and the
average at the high time was logl5c higher than
the low time, but at the extreme close OF the
week sales Were not to exceed loo higher than
the low time in any instance. The quality gen.
orally has been satisfactory. but few days
there were quite number OF undesirable hogs
offered. AS natural result of the high prices
now prevailing there should be increase in
receipts soon, and it viii not be surprising to
a reaction in values. Quotations:
Good to choice medium and heavy. S. 60G5 es
Mixed and heavy packing ................ 550d5. 90
Good TO choice light weights 5e0et5.6 g.
Common to fair light weights ........... 550q5.eO
ffOuSHs oV04J1 ~
Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments none. There
only a moderate supply of sheep and lambs
the market, and sales did show any
quotable change compared with yesterday. Lambs
reported at $35o95.25 and sheep at syas 7s
The receipts this week show increace of 300
over last week and the week year ago,
and thus far this year there Is a decrease of over
5000 compared with the same period last year
hos haap p,tr m
good stock and, while there was no quotable inn
provement in prices. 1t was possibly easier to
negotiate sales at fully steady prices compared
with the close of last week. The better class of
stockers also found a more ready sale at steady
prices, but common kinds continue neglected and
cannot be quoted with any degree of certainty.
The top price for lambs this week was s. %
Sheep sold as high as s3.s5 and stockers from
$3.50 to 1915. as to qualify. Quotations:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm
winter patents, So. 90f4 10; straights, So 20d3 So
clears. ss.2e9s6o spring specials. $40: patents
6OQ4 To- straights, s3.l0@S, 80; bakers, s.. Bog
79Ec. No. corn. 4lAc; No. yellow. 41Ic. No
oats. 22Ac; No. white. 25l26c: No. 3 white
tLu25i2c. No. rye. 53lac. Good feeding bar
ley, ss@4Oc. No 1 haxseed. Sl.49; No l North
western, sl.5O. Prime timothy seed. 81. 30d4. 10
Glover seed. contract grade, $40. Mess pork, per
brl. SIP esq 12 10. Lard. per 100 lbs, s7m7. 02ls
Short clear sides 0oosel, S.60Q7SJ. Dry-salted
tboxed): Ss.15qs.2O Whisky. basis of high
wines, 81. &c.
Receipts-Flour. 1900 brs; wheat, 234. 600 bl;
cofn, 1900 bu: oats, 2s5, 900 bu rye 1900 bu :
barley, 6S, 600 bu Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls:
bu: barley 5000 bu
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. Cotton steady.
Sales 1850 bales Ordinary, 5-i6c: good ordinary,
&c; low middling 97sc; middling, 10c; good mid
ding lOisc; middng fair, 103sc. Receipts, r. 40
bales: stock, 6l.047 bales
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.--Srot cotton closed
quiet at &c advance; middling uplands, 1885,
middlng gulf. 1O7sc. Sales. 2.00l bales.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE SCARCE AND QUIET. WITH
OUT NOTABLE CHANGE IN PRICES.
Hogs Active and Five Cents Higher
sheen Active and steady-Condi-
ton Of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION sToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
Sept 22-Cattle-Recepts. $50; shipments small
AS usual on Saturday there were not many fresh
arrivals OF cattle. but about as many as the
average at this time in the week The arrivals
included very little fat stock. and with limited
demand for other kinds the market was neces-
sariiy quiet and statesmen had considerable difi-
Guilty in communicating sales at yesterdays
prices few feeding cattle also changed
hands In point of numbers the market this
week was all that could have been expected
but the quality was below the average, there
teing an unusually large proportion OF common
stock cattle represented. Nearly 1000 cattle
were received. which lie an increase OF l,aoo over
last week. LOCO over the same week year ago.
and the largest receipts IN one week since the
week ending Dec ls. 1899. when nearly 400
were received Thus far this year the receipts
are over 1000 larger than the same period last
year From the beginning or the week there
was quite q scarcity OF stock animals for butch
ers, and on that account steady prices were
very we'll maintained. Notwithstanding other
markets were lower. Later In the week, how
ever. buyers less liberal, and all fat stock
except possibly the best steers sold loo lower,
and some dealers claimed that the whole line
showed that much change, compared with the
high time last week. The stocker and feeder
market, account OF the exceedingly large
number sale. did not result as satisfactory
to statesmen and owners as expected. but nearly
all dealers agree that prices were consistent,
considering the supply and quality. Early week
quotations did not vary much from last week.
hut later buyers forced TO take OF gener-
ally 15c in prices of the best grades, and there
vas no certain price for the hundreds OF common
kinds here. In many instances IL was next to
impossible to get bid, and there were probably
no sales that did not show &c decline In prices.
compared with those current heretofore THIS
season. Good feeders ranged from siQ4.7S' SOO
being considered the top at the close OF the week,
and common kinds were reported at sS25qs.'5.
Probably 800 left in the pens al the close or
trade to-day. During the week fat steers soil
as high $3.50. heifers S. and cows @2S. Quo
tations:
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-The week closes with
actual business In staple cottons of limited
dimensions, but with the tone of the market
strong throughout. Print cloths quiet previous
prices. Prints In good demand, but change I'M
quotations. Ginghams very firm. Cotton
yarns strong, with little offering. Wooden and
worsted yarns dull and easy.
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LOWER ON LIQUIDATION
PRICES HAVE DECLINED ALL
THROUGH THE STOCK LIST.
Marked Loss on the CoaIers at Sat-
urday's session-LocaI Business As
Stunning It's Fail Activity.

AT New York Saturday money on cali was NOM
inaI; prime mercantile paper. 4iz@51z Fer cent
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.ssAa4SsB for
demand. and s4ssz for sixty days; posted rates.
s4s4d4S4ls and Ass; commercial bills. As2Ad
4s2z
Silver certificates were szzg6s&c; bar silver
s2s.c; Mexican dollars. 4s5sc. Bar silver sold at
Is 15-1ed an ounce on the London market
Exports OF gold and silver from she por. of
New York for the week were SO, 2s5 In gold and
s904, 81 In silver bars ard coin.
Specie imports from all countries were si7.Ss
In gold and ss4. SIS in silver
Imports OF dry goods and merchandise were
valued at ss.22s.07s for the week
The weekly statement OF the associated New
York banks issued Saturday. shows the follow
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-The market for evap-
Grated apples usual for a Saturday half
holiday. ruled quieter and unchanged State.
common, was quoted from &c to &C; prime, 4%p
dried fruits We're dull and nominally unchanged
the basis of 3i9c to &c per Id for prunes, to
size and quality; apricots. Royal lldl4c: Moor
Park. 15Ml6c, peaches, peeled. 1iQ1sc; unpeeled.