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LUTHERAN,

ST. PAUL's ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
CORNER 18TH AND SITS. NV
REV. F. W. MOOT, PASTOR
Morning tbeme ETERNITY
Evening theme: RICH MEN AND HEAVEN"
Prayer meeting Thursday, at 7:3O pm
Topic: THE PATH TO ETERNAL LIFE"
Seats free. Strangers welcome. 1t
and ID st. s.e.-Rev. w. E. Parson, DID, pastor
breaches at II and 1880: morning, 'HOPEFIJL-
NESS OF CHRISTIANTTY:" eve. "WHY THE
CHURCH Is A BEGGAR." Other services as
usual. Seats Free 1t
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH. THOMAS
circle, pastor. ]. G. Butler.-Seryices II and
1880 O'Clock. KELLER MEMORIAL, Md ave
and 9th ST. n.e pastor, Oh. Butler, II and 80 .
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGL. CHURCH. COR 10TH AND q
SITS NV. Rev. S. NJ. Newman, DID, pastor
Sanaay' m, public worship, with sermon by
Life Of Christ" Music b. quartet and chorus
choir. led by DR.. ]. w. Bfschof organist Sun
DAY school, $50 am. Christian Endeavor, 6:45
pm. II
MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL, CHTTRCH
Columbia road near 14th st.-The pastor Rev
NJ Ross Fishburn. will preach at IL a m. and s
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garments; J. II. Buckngham's and Viryoe N,ddia
tons high-srude Neck Dressings Collars CnWs
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butter, Eggs ana Cheese.

SEW YORK. Aug. W.-Butter-Receipts. 2.is7
packages. Market steady: state dairy. I4Mlsc
creamery. l6WN&c. Western June factory, lj4
15Lc. imitation creamery, Halle. Cheese-Re-
ceiDts. 1887 packages. Market slow but un-
changed: fancy. large. colored. 9AQ9iac; fancy,
large. white. yixns4c; fancy. small. colored.
sac: fancy. small. white. Shzusssc. Eggs-Re-
state and Pennsylvania. l6dlSc; Western can
died. i2m16isc; Western uncandled. sql4c.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. lO.-Butter firm and I'm
fancy Western prints. 21t4c: fancy nearby prints.
24c. Eggs firm: fresh nearby, lie: fresh Western.
lie: fresh Southwestern, l2isc; fresh Southern.
lie. Cheese quiet. New York full creams, fancy
small. 97sc: New York full creams, fair 10 choice.
sisagAc
BALTIMORE, Aug. 19.-Butter firm and un-
changed: fancy imitation. 17MlSc; fancy cream
cry, Fla 22c; fancy ladle, 16dl7c: store packed,
f2Uflc. Eggs firm and unchanged: fresh. I5c.
Cheese firm and unchanged; large, 1Oi4c; me-
diun. 10i.c; small. lOAc.
CHICAGO. Aug. 10.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day. the butter market was strong: creamer-
les. 4lsQ2lc dairies. Anl7c. Cheese unchanged.
Eggs steady. fresh. l5al5isc.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. i0.-Packing butter. 1890
per 10: common country. l0iac; good. 12kc; Ell
gin. &c In 60-lb tubs. 22igc In S0-lb tubs; Elgin
Id prints. pc. Eggs. 9a9Ec.
ANS CITY, Aug. 1o.-Eggs firm: fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock, l0c dozen. loss of. cases
returned.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. i0.-Butter steady: creamery
lG42lisc; dairy. lSql6lsc. Eggs steady. near.
by. lie.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 1O.-Eggs firm at Ike.
Butter steady. Cheese steady.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICEs.
Brokers' Views of the Prevailing
stock Market Conditions.
Meyer & Kiser's Teleeram.l

Meyer x NlSel ltitEfduf.l
NEW YORK. Aug. l0.-Although senti-
ment I'm London was distinctly more cheer
full and consols showed an advanc" Of 4
point. our market failed 10 respond. .he
opening being duh and at fractional de-
clines from last nights prices. Another at
tack was made on Peoples Gas. but there
were evidences of renewed support from
the same sources as yesterday. The attack
on the company IS considered 10 be more of
a stock iobbing scheme than anything else.
In an probability. even if the attack is per
sisted in. TO definite decision can be arrived
at for two years. There was some DISPOSE
ton 10 sell the grangers. owing To rather
p~essimistsc utteFances regarding condition
of corn by Secretary Wilson. The steel
stocks were steady. out rather lower. The
test OF strength OF strikers will be MADE
between now ard Monday evening. So far
IL apocarS that the company has won more
victories than the strikers. The market re-
NAMED dull and uninteresting until the
publication OF the bank statement. which
was followed by renewed liquidation. the
closing being heavy ana Gull. The showing
made was OF rattle "a Disappointing nature.
The surplus reserve showed a decrease OF
oxe- 81. e0.OcO.. while the loans expanded
nearly SS. fl0. ca. During the past three
weeks the total Increase in loans has been
over So 00.Cc1 Considering that very
heavy tir1c loans were contracted for ON
that the condition OF banks Is not as strong
as shown BIZ the statement. Opinions differ
materially a. To the extent of Withdrawals
of money from New York that Will be made
Ia connection With the movement OF crops.
but II Is certtin that some Of the largsr
financial inst tutions are against any specu-
latiyc activity IN the market while there IL
a possibility OF the supply Of money being
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7e7sc; October. 77Ad77Sc. closed at 77sc;
December. 7s%m19 Lice. closed at 79c.
Corn-Receipts, $1,000 blu; sales. 26o,0o bu
futures 16.eoo bu spot. Spot firm; No. 2,
62sc elevator. 61Asc Z. o. b. ahoat. Options
advanced actively on covering. due TO ru-
mors that the Illinois State report was only
~. and on the firm cables: closed strong at
@Gssc net advance; September, 61$sH6Zi4c,
closed at 6l3sc; December. SAq64lsc, closed
at 63Ac.
oats-Receipts. 124,5 500 bu; exports, 500 blu.
Spot steady; NO. !, 39c; No. z. 3S2c; No. 2
WHITE; 42lkQ42&c: No. 3 white. 42c: track
mixed Western. 4Oc; track white
Western and state, 4ld49c. Options frmer
and higher with corn.
Hay steady; shipping, 721s@7sc; good to
choice, 90G95c.
Hops quiet; state. common to choice. 1900
Pacific coast, 1900 crop l3dI7i6c. 1864 crop'
DMl5c; old. 2d6c.
Hides steady; Galveston, 20 to % lbs, 1sd
ls1Sci California, q TO % lbs. 1910; Texas
dry. "a to 30 lbs, l4l9c. Leather steady; hem
lock sole, Buenos Ayres, light to heavy
weights, 2s1fa2f1kc; acid, 2s14g2414c.
10; beef hams. s2O.50Q22; packet, sl0alo.5O;
quiet. Picked bellies. s.. 15qlO.75; picked
shoulders, s7q7.25; picked hams, sl1.25.
Lara hrm; Western steamed. 50: August
closed at $9.05 nominal. Refined firm; con-
Inental; S9;15; s. A., 1915; compound, 81
clear; s16q17.5O; mess. si5,25@l6.25.
Tallow firm; city, 43sc; country, 4.G5hc.
Cotton-seed oil steady: prime crude, nomi-
nal; prime yellow, 3S11c.
Rice steady; domestic, fair to extra. 4LM
bAc; Japan, 4Ac. Molasses steady: New Or
leans open kettle, good to choice, 35m42c.
PEANUTS steady; fancy hand-picked, 4Ibc;
other domestic, 2lkG4c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. Z invoice,
D I-l6c. Mild dull; Cordova, SG11hc.
Sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining, 3 9-16c;
3 5-16. Refined quiet: No. 6, 4.7pc; No. Z
4.65c; No. s, 4.55c; No. 9, 4.5Oc; No. 10, 4.45c;
NO. IL, 4.4Oc; No. Il, 4.4Oc; No. Ia, 4.9Oc: No.
IA, 4.3Oc: standard A, 5.15c; confectioners
"A. 5.l5c; mold A, SOC; cut loaf. 5.S5c:
crushed. 5.S0c; powdered, 5.45c; granulated,
5.35c; cubes, 5.60c.
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At NEW YORK..
Upturn I'm Grains and Their Products
Other staples Steady.

NEW YORK. Aug, acknowledging,
p. 772 brls: exports. l1.4lo rrls; sales. 7.59
packages. Market quiet but very firmly
held; winter patents. ~SG35n3So; winter
straights. S.s)Q3.4o winter extras. S.5olt
go; winter low grades. S2.25I2to; Mime
sofa patents. S.Soas.l0. Minnesota bakers,
S2.SjVSl5. Rye -four steady: sales. 40 brls:
fair TO good. s. 7GSs3l5; choice 10 fancy,
&.l5G3.35. Corn meal steady; yellow West
orn. Sl.c5: city. Si.2o: B~randywine. s1loa3c5.
Rye quiet No. . Western. 6c +. o. h aHoat;
State. 1a57c g.. l.. (. New York. car lots.
Barley quiet. esding. SIC e. l. (. Buffalo.
mailing. Oerf1c g. l. T. Buffalo.
Whaat-Rcce.pts. 1870 bu. exports. 2I.-
IA bu: sales. 3.U0l.C0 bu futures. $1,000 bu
spot. Spot firm, No. > red. TSMc (. o.. b.
afioat. 767sc elevator. No. i Mo- thern Du-
mth. 79sc T. q. b. atoat: No. l hard Duluth.
SIC r .. b. aroat Options were active
:fna stronger on tine huiiiSh foreign ucws
large c~leeiarccS. general covering. strength
in corn. HIGHER Northwestern markets ausl
licl,f OF, fnes. C'oaed strong ct 1C net adj
vance. September. IS s-i6sfs5:sc. closed at
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
MONETARY.


Observation-Disclosures paper. 40
Az per cent: time loans, sat per cent.
Ciearings, 81, 266, 991.5S balances, sll7, 637.S5.
NEW YORk-Prime mercantile paper.
41Sm5 per cent. Sterling exchange steady
actual business in bankers bills, $-S13s for
demand, SASH for sixty days: posted rates,
81. S6b and 4.S9; commercial bills, $4.SiH94.S5.
Clearings. S1S6. 32S, 9S1; balances. SlO.954,961.
CHICAGo.-Clearings. SIS. 6S5. 49, balances,
81. 1874. 1888.
BOSTON.-Clearings, $2O,547 ,1O5; balances,
81. 195. S81.
PHILADELPHIA. = Money, 2G2R per
cent. Clearings, $12, 643. els; balances. 81
164. 295.
ST. LOUIS.-Money. 5Q7 per cent. New
York exchange. Csc discount bid, 25c dis
count asked. Clearings, So. 1856. $50; balances,
SCAT ,34S.
BALTIMORE.-Money, 4i5Q5 per cent.
Clearings. s., sol, 4O6; balances. 1888. 525.
CONGRATULATIONS. 3G6 per cent. New
York exchange, par. Clearings, $l,92O.2OO
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oils.

NEW FORK. Aug. W.-Petroleum dull: refined
New York. Zoo; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
7.f5c: Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk, 4S5c.
ROsin quiet. strained, common TO good, 81. 4O4l "A.
Spirits OF turpcntine easy AZ S6i@G3.c.
SAVANNAH. Aus. l0.-Spirits Of turpentine
hrm at 3Shc. Rosin firm. Quote: y. Is. &. 81: ID.
S1.ss; T.. $40. +. S1f5ai.20. G.. N2D. II. Sl3O:
1. si.35. X. no; NJ. S2.21. y, $50. window glass,
s.. 80. water white, S.25HS30.
WILMINGTON Aug. l0.-Spirits Of turpentine.
nothing doing. Rosin firm al S5cHSI Crude
turpentine firm at 81 TO ?. Tar firm At sl.35.
MONTPELIER. Aug. i0-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. sic; South Lima and In
diana, Soc.
OIL T Aug i0.-Credit balances. $i.a5. Ger
tiacates. no bid. No runs or shipments reported.
CHARLESTON. Aug. l0.-Spirits 81 turpentine
firm At 33c. Rosin firm ana unchanged.
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HIGHER CEREAL PRICES
DEMAND AND
CALLED PRICES HELPED WHEAT.
Corn Advances on the General Crop
COnditiOn-Oats and Provisions
Stronger in

CHICAGO. Aug. 1O.-Fears of a bullish
government crop report, an improved ex-
port demand. higher cables and small re-
ceipts caused an upturn in wheat to-day
and September closed sac higher, at T%a0
nkc. The same conditions prevailed in
corn and September gained nc. Oats fol-
lowed corn and closed AQAsc higher. Pro-
visions ruled steady. in sympathy with
grains and closed with an advance of 7IaQ
12lkc.
Wheat opened strong and nc higher, at
1q71Ac for September. Higher cables and
small receipts were the strengthening in
luences. Trading was rather slow, how
ever, during the first hour and the price
sagged to Tic. AT that point the enormous
export demand created a buying movement
for the long account. a report that the
government crop report would show a de-
cided decrease in the acreage of spring
wheat sent the shorts to cover and Sep
TENDER advanced quickly to 1%G1&c.
Profit-taking caused a setback of %c. The
decline was checked by good outside buy
ing and the market soon took another up
turn and again touched 7l5sQ71s.c. There
was little trading during the latter part OF
the session and the price sagged off TO 12s
Q11hc, where it closed. Receipts at Chicago
were POS cars, 167 of which were new. The
Northwest received 209 cars. against PSI the
corresponding day Il year ago. Primary
receipts were T15,OO0 bu. against 1927 900 for
the same day last year. Clearances of
wheat and flour at Atlantic ports We're
equal to 1,324,0O0 bu. The weeks exports
from all ports were estimated at l.V0O.O 100
bu.
Corn was strong and active. A general be-
lief among traders OF the serious condition
OF the crop was the chief consideration. \
report that the crop in Illinois would show
a condition of but % points for the southern
district lent color to the expectation. Cables
were higher. Local receipts were 105 ears,
against los last year. September opened VA
csc up. at 5S45StsC, declined TO 5TsQ5Sc. ad-
vanced 10 5Sl2c and closed at Sitc.
Oats shared the buliish decline which de-
Veloped in other grains. There was d good
commission house trade. Local receipts
were 392 cars, against 49, a year ago. Sep
TENDER opened unchanged To sc up. at 351a
M355sc, touched Slec, rose 10 56c and closed
at 354c.
Provisions were firm. helped by the ad-
vance in grain. Higher prices for hogs and
heavy buying by packers added 10 the
strength. September pork opened at $i3.S5.
advanced TO $i and CLOSED at $lS.9112. Lard
opened 2ian5c up, at SSH. and closed at
SS.72t@. Ribs opened 2lec higher. at $50. and
closed at $T.S715.
Estimated receipts for M~onday-Wheat.
265 cars; corn, 10; oats, go; hogs, $1,000
head.
ii ....o -.,ooa "a. fDI.,..
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LONDON. Aug. 1e.-The arrivals Or wool Tor
,he auh series VI auction sales amount a. le,.C5
bales. including 1900 fof~afaen nfrtt me I'M
nor,s during the week were as follows. New
Souta Wales. l4.C9i bales Melbourne, @.ib bales.
south Australia. 22 bales. Bfisbane. Aet- bales.
<evv zealand. 1863 bales. Bussorah. l.s8 bales.
Busfeh. I.7s bales. elsewhere l.@S bales.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. n-wocl steady. medium
grades. u0f7c; light hne- lin .fc. heavy fine. fn
lie. tub washed. i2NZie.
NEW YORK. aug lo.-Wool duh. domestic
fleece. afIz7c. Texas. ltHl9c-
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Aug. lo.-The usual SATURDAY.
duIiness prevailed in locai metal circles and
values. In the absence OF business. were more OF
less nominat. Tin was quiet and unchanged at
siaz7. &c: lead dun at s.Ssisc; spelter dull at a.scE
sg5c. aha copper unchanged and nominally
quoted at ishsml7c Tor Lake Superior and l6s.a
lSS.c for casting aad clecSrplytic. Iron was in
active 81 81. col for pg ifon warrants: No. I
Northern foundry. Sisefls 81: No. , Southern
.ccnt.ry. St4Cf4-O: No. I southern foundry. &l4 4.
Iia.2s. No. i southern foundry soft. Sl475Gi52 %.
English markets were closed.
ST. Louis. Aug. f0.-Metais quiet: lead steady
al 4.S07i sc; spciter steady AZ 3Soc.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianisns.
DECENTRALIZATION W. Croker JenersonFlile'
S2.
Increase. Restoration. Reissue. tc.-Wiiiiam
cain. National Military Home, Marion. $50. Ira
Steuhens. National Military Home. Marion. $40,
Henry Cox. Delphi. ST.. Milton v Weaver Dern.
SIC: Daniel y. Fisher. Sraysviie, s. siias n
Hoar IIvonia. sis: En0ch COler. AllenNlle. f7.
Andrew Long. Blunton. SO; William Zeeenfus.
Fort Wayne. SO. Thomas } Hageard. oxford,
Hubbard. Anderson. SIC. John Menc Indianapo-
lis SO. John Y. Crist. Wabash, ~ VIII ". -.
Ts,ior Muncie. 81. %icholas Weimar. Ham
burg. si7: John Haley, National Military Home,
Marion. siO. Noah Brown. Olinville. $40. John
Ianum. Colfax. Sl1. Roney y. Jones. Royal Cen
ter 81: John Y. Killing. WaWpec0ng. 3. Jesse
!. Grisham. Sharpesville. So
ORIGINAL Widow. etc.-S1Tah Myers. Butler.
q. minor OF Benton McCarerty. Washington. $40.
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'eading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were az follows. FIour steady;
winter patents. Sc Va 50. straights. S.2ol3.S0
clears. s.. 10. spring special brands, SLl00
40. No. . spring wheat, si.4uIzi.c. No.
. spring. 69a 72i.c: No. , red. Tmt2isc. No. >
corn. 57iRG5sAc; no. > yellow. 55ieu5,Ac. No. ,
oats. SIC: No. ? white. ~sSrSSlgc; No. 9 white
3iiGSSi.c. No. . rye. 57h1f5Sisc Good feeding
barley. 50G65c. No. / faNsecd. Si65. No. l
Northwestern. Si.65. Glover seed. contract grade.
SIC. 25. Prime timothy seed. SL5l0tA61. Mess
pork. 81. 900i3.95. Lard, per 100 lbs. SS.6sisnS7o.
Short-rib sides toOsel, >I.son 81. Dry-salted
shoulders tboxed). S7.25d7.50. Shoi t-clear siaes
(boxed). IS. 30HS. 40. Sugars-Cut loaf. &C. S.anu-
lated. a.52c; COnfcctionerS' \, 5.S,c, or \. 32fc.
Raceipts-Flmr 5000 brls. wheat. .fa.Gdn bu.
corn. l43. 10 bu. oats. go 900 bu; rye. 1l.ojn on,
barley. 60o0 bu. Shipments-Fiour is.oV1 hrls.
wheat. 5l5.0 900 bu. corn. l1,NV hu. oats, l4l.Veo
hu. rNe 1900 hu. barley. i.Oo0 bC.
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sfou1try.

NEW YORK. Aug. io-Poultry-Alive steady
srr.rccrs. l14lsc. tnrkess~Sc. fowls. Sc. Dressed
ossct: slringers. ieai+c: fowls. s6sisc: turkeys.
NISC.
g.: spriacs. SC. turkeys. &C. young. 1iec, ducks.
Sc: siring~. DO. geese. &c. springs. y.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. l0.-Hens. snsisc per 10.
srring chickens. fifac per IN. Si.35n2 per dozen
Young ducks. 7ftSc per 10.
TlucAco. Aug e.-Poultry steady. TURKEYS.
% re: st:ins chickens. iimfSc: hens. Sc: ducks.
1c: feel poultry unchanged.
CINCINNATI. Aug. n-Poultry Arm: chick.
ems. l.af. lie. turkeys. SC.
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The banks now hold 5000, $50 IN excess OF
reserve requirements under the % per cent.
rule.
The Financier says: THE bank statement
of last week showed a decrease OF Sl.2l2+p
in surplus reserve. which was due 10 the
COMPARATIVELY small gain of S~l.l54.S1 IN
cash and also to the increase of $2,36a.29 IN
the reserve required against deposits. Inc
loans were augmented Sa9fe, iW, when may
be regarded as a not unusual increase at
this season OF the year. ana II was proDa-
blv due 10 special transactions. The cash
Items were affected last week chiefly by
the ordinary treasury operations ana also
BY the transfers of internal revenue col
~lections from Western points to the sun.
payments by that ONCE or checks Tor
Yukon gold and for bonds. so That the
banks gained less than SSoO;oo through the
subtreasury. The interior bank movement
resulted in a net gain 10 the banks OF about
81. 600. 600. and had IL not been FOR the ad-
verse treasury operations noted above the
payments for gold and Tor bonds would
have caused an important increase III the
bank cash. There We're indications at the
close of the week Of q lighter movement of
internal revenue transfers hither. The In
crease OF 81. 46S. 500 I'm deposits very nearly
corresponds with the gain In loans and the
net increase I'm cash. SO thai the statement
is not greatly out of harmony. II would
appear Improbable that the bank return
should be considered as i'm any degree I'M
favorable from the BORROWERS standpoint.
and even should surplus reserves be fur
Their drawn down i'm the current week there
would seem likely TO be an abundant mar
gin for all ordinary requirements. So far as
concerns the movement of money TO the
interior for crop purposes, though orders
were received at the end of the week for
the transfer through the treasury OF 100000
10 Chicago. il was not supposed In bank
circles that this really indicated the be-
ginning Of the demand for money fer the
crops. There was good evidence on Satur-
day that the tension in the foreign ex-
change markets was relaxing. and unless
there should be an extraordinary demand
for exchange IL is improbable that gold
will have to ne sent 70 Europe
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money. 11kq2 per cent. Dis
count rates, short bills, 2ssn2 7-16 per cent. !;
time bills. 2 7-16d219. Consols for money,
947s; for the account. 81 3-16. Spanish tours.
69b.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 101f 40c
for the account. Exchange on London. 25f
&c for checks. Spanish fours, 1915.
notwithstanding on London, 20m
5Ap for checks.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. AUG. ie-The market closes the
week without any apFfceiabic change IN tone
The demand Tor an ilrss 81 Gotten Ea0ls in
stauies ard fancies for immediate use hsf been
guiet. Spring specialtieS ia good request. Prices
are unaitc:et. Cotton tarns are dun and prices
faNor BUYERS. WorsteI yarns fam. Woo'sr
,arn. aulet. Jnte wins easy. Linen vans nTn
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Treasury Statement.
slater
Specie and Merchandise Movement

NEW YORK.-Imports of dry goods and
merchandise at the port of New York Tor
the week were valued at $S,S53.SS7.
Imoprts of specie at the port of New York
were SGT, 40 in gold and $s0.it0 in silver for
the week. Exports of gold and silver 10 all
countries aggregated SOL. go in silver bars
and coin. and $l1 $50 In gold.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. AUG. m--Cotton steady.
sales. 400 bales. Ordinary, Isis, good orii-
narv Gle. low middlinr. rlGc. miidHne.
i i-isc. good mifaling. 7-i6c. mlGdiing fair.
; sl-isc. Receipts. sc bales stock. T.tr hales-
NEW YORK. Aus. 10 spo; closed steady:
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 5Sssc; Mexican
dollars, Acc.
LONDON-Silver bars dull at 267sd an
ounce.
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decreased materially by Withdrawals to the
West and by gold exports. Sterling ex-
change has eased on during the last few
days. but it is a recognized fact that this
country has at present a debit rather than
a credit balance.
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.

q. N. time is in BLAOk ng~ures-Trains marked
thus: daily. Sleeper. P-Parlor Car. O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. Except sunday.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Generally Regarded as BEING Favor
mile from borrowers Standpoint.

NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-The statement Of
the associated banks for the week ending
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Toledo. Chicago and Michigan eE....t10 roz
Toledo. Detroit and Chicago. Am.-"lE2O 1925
Muncie. Lafsy &c and Laporte spec.fs.xo 1923
INDIANA. DECATUR q WESTERN R'Y.
Decatur and 81 Louis mail and eE....f8c f42k
Chicago express. . - 80
Tuscola ccommOdatlon ....s.-..f3 30 t1ou
Decatn. q =. Louis last er. sc...."lll0 st0
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-11-30

" There has never been time in the
history of this country when as many
men were at work at as good wages as
at the: present tim esysssH.h ere has. never
been time when there was as much
money in circulation; there has never
been a time when there were as few
paupers in proportion to the total pop
ulation, and there never was a time
when the people were better satisfied
with the existing conditions or less
disposed to. ask for "a change" All
this must be taken in connection with
the fact that there never was time
when the. Republican party was more
completely in control in state and ma
ton, or when the beneficent effects az
Republican rule were more PERFECTLY
obvious in the conditions that obtain
There FL is not a single act. Of the IA
tional administration since the exit eof
Grover Cleveland that J can be pointed
to as subversive of the interests Of the
people, or one which II left undone
would have been better for the coun-
try, .5