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Wool.

LONDON, July 25.-The present series OF wool
auction sales closed to-day. The number OF
bales offered to-day was II. 099. and consisted of
a misc llaneous character, the bulk being for
grade wool. A few fine merinos sold readily at
full prices. Cross-breds were in large supply and
inferior medium stock was In quieter demand at
irregular rates. a few scoureds were firm. There
was a full attendance throughout the series and
competition was averaged. The sale opened
hesitatingly, particularly on the part Of foreign
buyers. Later, with ready disposition Of i'm
porters 10 meet the market, the days offerings
were substantial ard representative. COMPETE
tion all around was exceedingly animated. not
withstanding the prevailing tropical heat. A
fair quantity Of better class merinos and cross
breds were purchased by america. Merinos de-
clined 8 per cent. at the beginning Of the sale,
especially inferior, faulty grades. The weakness
was temporary and the general course since has
slightly in excess OF the May series. especially
superior Tasmanian stock. which,. in consequences
O: it's hneness. realized extreme prices. purchas-
ing by America Strengthening the market. Fol-
lowing are the sales IN detail: New South Wales,
200 bales: secured. 5df1s Sd: greasy. 2Ql0jkd.
Queensland. 1.500 bales: secured. 6l5d61s 81:
greasy. 4h0SIzd. Victoria. 800 bales: secured,
5Lad4ls sd; greasy. 21aGl1d. Tasmania. 200
secured, 50 a6d; greasy, 25.G9isd. Cape OF Good
greasy. 4l.l5kd. Falkland islands. LOO bales:
greasy. 2&85d. /
ST. LOUIS July 25.-Wool unchanged, but ac-
tive: medium grades, Halle: light fine, 1lIl4c;
heavy fine. 9Q11c: tub washed. 12Q2c
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east trsck. sc asked. whsat-No. 2 red. cash.
5Ie: July. 5sisc: September. 5szc; December,
firm; jobb.ng. sl575. Lard easier at $50 Dry
clear ribs, ssS7ls: clear sides. s.S2ls. Bacon
Cboxed) quiet; extra shorts. s.: clear ribs. ss.s7z;
prairie. i oqIl.55. whisky steady at sl27.
Iron cotton ties. s1o5: Bagging. sSaTi1c. Hemp
$780, COO bu; corr. 1900 bu; cats. 900 bu. Ship
ments-Flour. 700 brhs; wheat, $4,000 bu. corn
BALTIMORE. July 25.-Flour firm and un-
changed; Wheat easier: spot and July 1919
sgssG; August Is%93 3s s~episs anpn .'i 90 sam. sam:
PIE. 65dT43c; Southern. on grade. 7o3g I4isc.
Corn inactive and higher: spot and July, 5s,.g
Southern white corn. s0qslc; Southern yellow
corn. 5sa5sc. oats firm No. ? white. tS,I44ic;
by. sac; No ? Western. SIC
LOUISVILLE. July 2s.-wheat-No. , red and
longberry. csc; No. 3 red and lonsberry. s4c. Tim
SOC; clover. s6.5046.75. Hay-Choice in car lots
on track 6sled; SIS per ton: Clover. sl0ali;
New potatoes sL75 per brl on arrival; onions
beans. si5o per bu; green corn, s5Og2 per 6rl.
KANSAS CITY. July 25.--wheat-July. s54c;
September, Sssc; December, 6ss4c; cash No
September. 57%c: December. size: cash. No. 2
mixedd. siqsllsc: No; white; elaslite; Oats
NO : Wnlle, Sc heCelptS-N neat ~ w pus
corn, "a, 500 bu: oats. 5000 bu. Shipments-Whesr.
1o6. 400 bu: corn. $4,000 bu; oats. 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-Flour steady. Wheat
hrmer; No. ? red. 6e16sl2c. Corn easy; No.
mixed. 57d5Sc. Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed. f'a9
42c; Rye firm; No. 2. Sc. Lard steady at s.. m.
Bulk meats easy at ss.15. Bacon dull at 50. %.
Whisky (distillers' finished goods active on a
basis OF s1.27.
TOLEDO. July active and lower;
cash and July. use; August. 7r4c; September,
72%c; December. 74lzc. Corn dull and tower;
cash and = 'ly. 5il1c: September. SIC. oats dull:
cash and September. 35&c Rye, t4c. Clover
seed active and higher; cash. prime. $50; Octo-
Der, Sc. 20 bid.
LIVERPOOL. July 25.-Wheat-Spot firm; No.
2 red Western winter, IS Shd: No. / northern
spring. IS 9iAd; No. ! California. IS ID. Corn
Spot firm; American mixed. new, IS 44d: Amer
lean mixed, old. : I'd.
MILWAUKEE,. July 25.-Barley higher: No. ?.
5S460c: sample. 40Q55c.
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KANSAS CITY. July 25.-Cattie-Receipts. 5000
steers. loc 70 l5c higher; Texans strong; cows and
heIfers steady; stockers and feeders lower
fair hhP''e TO good good siS sssas s stoch .fss' and seq ssede rs;
S.6og375; Western fed steers. 81 4OQ6.s; West
ssStis: Texas cows. s2.sOess 70 native cows.
s2.O3425; helfers. 81 5oQ4s5 Gamers, N.7562. 30:
0q Mos. g :stiSs: i a. Scs' m & s9s.: e 6 higher. Ton.
mixed packers, s5vas; light. &4Oa5.9O: pigs
s~heepIReseipts t.eO. sheep steady; lambs
So sa .iyesi hn" %:st. as1 RANGE wst sSssD. e.5s @s ewes
CHICAGO. July 25.-Catue-Receipts, 1s. so. in
clucing Is Texans. Market slow but generally
m sssSIgn I SSd. 4 Is: p stoSse srse and '1 fs.sSrs' Z EO SSs 10
cows and feeders. 81 2o44.75; Gamers. 81. 25G2. %:
ssa4N'
hos.arse.,pt, to-day $500; tomorrow, 22-
s Strong CERT closed Sssd' s seoSi M so * lo Upsnsd M fissfy a5 to
butchers. s5.s5Q6.1 10; good to choice heavy. 5000
$40: rough heavy. $5.eOQ5.s5; light. S5.75@5.so:
sheep-Receipts. i5.cOO. Market steady; ambs.
Zoe to l5c lower. Good TO choice wethers. 50 500
sheep, E.3oG4; yearlings. <4Q4. 80; native lambs,
s3a5 40: Western lambs. s4.4OG5.N.
ST. LOUIS. July Mountaineering $500. in
Guiding 700 Texans. Market steady. Native ship
ping and export steers, A.S045.S5; dressed beef
and butcher steers, s. 80; steers under 1000
cows and heifers, s2G4.5O; Gamers. s1.2542.75 IS;
bulls. 81 IS: Texas and Indians. ss.loG4:
NOWo ahA lAt
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market a shade easier.
Pigs and lights, S.SoG5.sO; packers. $5.75a5.9O;
sheep~Receipts. 5000. Market steady. Native
mdttons 42SaS. 10: lambs. A.25g5.15; culls and
bucks, S2G3.5o. stockers. H.75G2.9O.
LOUISVILLE. July Cattle steady on good
grades. Choice to prime shipping steers. 81 800
5 medium 10 good shipping steers. s4.25a4.65:
ers. s.. 4oGS75 choice veals. S4.25G5.
Hogs.Market steady. Best hogs. $50 lbs and
5.65: so 20 Ice lbs. so; 50 TO so lbs, S4.5O45:
sheep and iambs-Market steady on fat sheen.
Best selling at &.25G3.40. extra spring lambs. i0c
higher. Tops. S.35; seconds. 1851; butchers.
'215Gs.2S; cuils. seQ2sO. No demand for stock
ewes.
No trade OF Importance. Cables steady.
Calves-Receipts. Az. Market slow and about
steady 200 unsoid. Neals, S.5OgC.5O; no choice
sheep and iambs-Receipts. 1894. sheep steady:
fair 70 choice lambs, soc higher. common slow
and unchanged: y cars unsold. sheep. 81. "a %:
lambs; s32Sg5 20; mainly. st5og5.!; euils. SIS.
ern hogs, %25; State hogs. Sc i0G6.5).
SOUTH OMAHA. July 25.-Cattle-Receipts.
$500. Market steady: Native s,eers. s. 2Oa5.75:
cows and heifers. s2.SoG42J: calves. sSa5.
Hoss-ReeeiP's. 1000 Market a shade to &c
S.12ilT575: light. S5.65q5.72iac; bulk Of sales.
wethers. S.2oGS.6o; ewes. s2.7Og3-25; lambs. "a
as.
EAST BUFFALO. July 25.-catue-Llrht sup
ceipts. about l0o. Tops, ss.25q6.s5.
H~cgs-Receipts. Il cars. Medium 20 choice
heavy and mixed packers. Ss.1TitQs %; pigs.
sheep and larbs-Receipts. 6 cars: spring
lambs choice 10 fancy. s5DG5.5o: handy weth-
CINCINNATI. July 25.-IIogs steady a, SAG
sIo.
sheep steady at s2a36o- Lambs strong at SIS
95.C.
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SMALL RISE In STOCKS
MOVEMENT LARGELY WITHOUT ANY
SUBSTANTIAL CAUSE.
Several slight Fluctuations Under
dition OF the Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The upward re-
action in stocks this morning marked an
other phase IN the speculation. Such inter
mittent movements from day TO day are n
familiar incident of periods when specu-
lative factors have largely spent their
force and no new ones OF Importance are
in sight 70 take their place. II does not
necesse rily follow that there are not large
speculative commitments still existing In
the market. Some further light is evidently
awaited on the actual results TO the crops
OF the period OF drought in the West, which
has formed, together with the steel strike.
the basis Of the recent speculation for the
fall. Declining activity and lessening cal
culations are the natural accomplishments
of such q period. 1t Is TO be assumed that
a short interest exists In the market as a
consequence OF the recent downward course
OF prices, and consequently the absence OF
any new unfavorable developments. by
begetting an easy frame Of mind In the
shorts, keeps the undertone o. the market
firm. There is the additional consideration
that stocks In the general list which are
not directly concerned at all in the vicis-
situdes Of crops. have suffered from de-
preston by sympathy with those that are.
There were evidences to-day that some OF
these proved attractive at the low level.
The professional traders, anxious to de-
Yelop a new speculative movement. Joined
In the buying and helped to advance prices.
The bituminous coal carriers, the anthra-
cite group and some OF the roads in the
Southern region were prominent in the
leadership OF this movement, and helped to
hold a dull market firm through the middle
portion Of the session. The announcement
of the engagement at the assay Office of
$500, 600 in gold sent prices downward again,
but not 10 the lowest. The gold is supposed
to be for export. although the destination
is not announced. The fact that gold should
10 the supply created by large foreign
buying OF grain to-day. aroused renewed
attention to the fact that some special de-
mand for gold exists abroad which can
draw It from New York with exchange be-
low the normal gold export point. The
market became so nearly stagnant at the
decline that the courage of the bulls was
revived and they marked up prices again.
The sudden advance OF about 2 points each
IN United States Steel stocks and an earlier
advance of as much in Amalgamated Cop
per made the closing strong and quite &C
tive, with many stocks back at the top level
or the day. There was consideration manip-
ulation evident on the advance, the prin-
cipal part of which was restricted 10 d
small circle.
Railroad bonds were more active than
yesterday, and there was a LARGE demand
for the bonds exchangeable for Burlington
stock. and some buying also of Baltimore
Il Ohio convertible bonds The market
generally was somewhat irregular. Total
States bonds were all unchanged on the
last call.
Following are the days share sales and
the closing bid prices:
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si.Ss and $751;; commercial bills, a.s5G4sl1.
Clearings. 1921. 900. eo4: balances. Ss.6iS, 76s.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. 81 sc ard 81 ssh.
New York exchange. BE discount. Clearlngs,
s23. So. 9Ss. balances. s2,2lS. $50.
BOSTON.-Clearings, SIS. Az. us: balances. 81
So. 80.
PHILADFLPHIA-Money, 4gfs per cent.
Clearings. sl3. 2l2.2 il; balances. s.. l5s. 072.
ST. LOCIS.-Money 547 per cent. New York
exchange. loo discount bid. Ice discount asked.
Clearings. S5.91, S62. balances. S576.072.
Money, 5 per cent. Clearings
81. sS9. SOB. balances. SS42, 632.
CINCINNATI-New York exchange, par
Money. 1895 per cent Clearings, 3, 763. 500.
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NEW YORK. July 25.-The local tin market
was unsettled and higher with available spot
supplies well concentrated. The closing spot
price was 2.i5G27 25c. American Tin Plate Com
pany has not advanced its prices fer tin plate.
and its quoted rate IS still 81 a. mill, but new
orders are not wanted owing 10 the strike. But
jobbers are holding their stocks for higher prices
and some special sizes have been sold at s. and
even 81. 70 per box. Copper was dull and nominal
here at lie for lake and 1880 for casting and
electrolv3c. Spelter was quiet at 3SCd3 95c.
Iron. both here and abroad. was quiet and prac-
tically unchanged Local prices closed as fol-
lowe: Pig iron warrants. S9.59I-0; No. l Northern
foundry. t15. so: No. 2 Northern foundry. sl4T
H-5o: No. l southern foundry, s4 75a15 %; Nc. /
Southern soft, 81 75al525.
ST LOUIS. July 25-Metais steady: lead quiet
at 43OTt40c srelter dull at 3s5c.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. July 25.-Credit balances. s.. 25. GER
tifcates, no bid. Shipments, IS. $50 brls; average,
1ol. 2s9 brls; runs, ia, 49, brls; average, s7,24s brls.
WILMINGTON. July 2.-Spirits of turpentine
quiet at 32d32lzc. Rosin firm at 95cQSl. Crude
turpentine quiet at 81 TO 81. Tar firm at 81. 10.
NEW YORK. July 25.-Petroleum firm. Rosln
quiet; strained. common to good, 81. 40. Turpen-
tine steady at S543o19c.
MONTPELIER, July 25.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. Gle; South Lima and In
diana. see.
CHARLESTON. July 25.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at S2iac. Rosin Arm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. July 25.-Spirits OF turpentins
firm at $3.50. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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How the Kings Taxes Are Paid.
Free Lane

# 7 IaUTINF-
II is not generally known that the King
pays taxes under protest-that IS to saw.
his Majesty like Queen Victoria. claims To
be exempt from impOst. and yet is willing
10 contribute without prejudice 10 the rates.
For instance. part OF the Windsor farm
lane lies within the radius Of the borough.
The municipal authority issues demand
notes for the rates. The royal officials re-
spond by paying a sum just under the
amount requested. and the collector is salts
fed. There is no question Of going 10 law.
for how can the Klng be summoned in his
own courts?
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Certificates have been issued to the following.
named lndianians:

Certincates have been issued 70 The following
named lndisnians:
Original-Joseph Mfers. dead. Lafayette. IS:
Lester c. Hunt, Ashley. So: Conrad Carpenter.
indianapolis. 50. Ira Hadley. indianapolis. s..
Adci.ional-Isaac Urich. LoganspOrt, IS. Eben-
eIsr Roebuek. Pleasant Mills. s.. Cyrus p.
Nicely. Warsaw. IS.
Rentwal-Abram J. Russell. Soidiers' and
sailors Home. Lafayette. 81.
I~ncresse-Thomas II. Green. Ireland. s24: Al
red Greenwood. National Military Home. Ma
ZION. 50. John A. RUshons. Indianapolis. ,r.
Jacob c Boyd. Clifford. szi; Robert 3. Short.
Jenersonvtlle. IS. William ID. Hate, Peru. yl2.
Washington n. Harris. McCool s.; Thomas j.
stephens. indianapolis, IS.
Original Wtdows, Miers, Lafay-
cite. ~ minors OF Stephen Meyer. Mishawaka.
III. Mary Hanner. Fort Wayne, S.: Sarah
Grrifer. North Webster s.
War with Spain lor~iginsD-Arthur A. Boeck-
ling. indianapolis
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Poultry.

NEW r July 25.-Poultry-Alive dull;
springers. 12Gl3c; turkeys. SC; fowls. 912c. Dressed
slow; s~pringers. 1041sc; turkeys. 7QShc: fowls.
9q912c.
ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Poultry dull; chickens,
&c: springs. l0c; turkeys. &c; young. 1OG12c:
ducks, sc; springs. &C: geese. &c; springs. &C.
CHICAGO. July 25.-Iced poultry easy; chick
ems. 7t2G12c; turkeys, 60sc.-
CINCINNATI. July 25.-Poultry easier; chick
ems. S4l2c; turkeys, &C.
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Sheep-Receipts. 500: shipments, AGO. There
Is quite a falling off to report in the mar
ketin5 OF sheep and lambs. the total thus
far this week being over $500 larger than
the same period last week. The receipts
TODAY Were only about On fourth az large
as a week ago. and nearly twice az large as
a year ago. With a number left over from
yesterday. the supply on sale was ar lie,
and, in fact. proved TO be larger than lDUld
be sold on a basis of yesterdays prices.
Statesmen were not inclined to make any
concessions. however, and finally succeeded
In getting about yesterdays prices for all
That were sold, but at a late hour quite
a number had not changed hands. There
were a few sales Of lambs at $3.50, but
more sold at 81 than at any other price.
and ordinary lambs were reported as low IS
s.. The top price for sheep was practically
We, and there were more sold at IS than
at any other price. Quotations:
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utures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were a. follows: Flour steady.
No. 3 spring wheat. 6s17lc; No. 2 red. 7lis1
n%e NJ; 2 corn. 'stc; No 2 yellow. 5sse No.
$50 tOc. No. 2 rye. 5sT56isc. No. ! faxseed.
$50 Glover seed, contract Grade. $40. Prime
l44O. Lard. per 100 ms. s.s5asG7Is. short-rio
sides Ooose), 81. s5dS.0s Dry-salte1 shoulders
Cboxed). sT.5oI7. s2i1. Short-clear SIDES (bcxed),
S. 90Gs.N Whisky. on basis Of high wines, 81
Receipts-Flour. 42.Ho hrls; wheat. $1,000 bu;
corn, 1890 bu; oats, 1920 hu; rye, 5000 bu:
barley, 5000 bu. Ship~ments-FIour, 25.@0 brls;
wheat. 1876 bu: corn. l26. 600 blu; oats. 1853, GOO
bu- rye. l 600 bu.
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SALES Of REAL ESTATE.
Twenty Transfers Made Matter q
record Yesterday.

once q MsIl9n county Indians, for n. twenty.
Company. No. i2s East Market street Both tsis
VIM. A. J. Harrison to James A.. Smith.
Lots Is anc Is. Peter NJ. Bigneys suo
sub. Corner Grace and Bisney svs.. ss~.a
Crate D. brown 10 New Hope BsDtlst
add. gGalsna 81. near lie GTsnds s9.; iz~
a. Thompson. Lot ls2. Vim. III. Morri-
sons "a ADD CAST Ct near Illinois 81. 10
ter. Lot 80. Murphy q Tinker's cor
rected add. Central sy. near 10th su. 4oo.ss
'' ct al. Lot g. Asds PARK add, senate
stsnda ns-s Land sg1h CO. 20 David A. Coulter
a al n As' s %Ss . scofnssr T.a sis''s sSd
frederick B.insr ct al. to Regina Bsrnsr.
Lot IL hose.'s sub o. Outlets i7 ana
Lot ., sMccsrts fs SUB q Quito, H ii:'
Union st. near Norwood 81 Also Les
zoe. Dslawsre ST. near Mccsrly ST.. 10
berta D Bills 70 Thomas peyos Pail.
Io,: ! fe Il. Peru Z indisnspoii. n X
near Rhode Island sD...~.~.~.- 500
Minerva G stanley 70 wm- II. Afford,
undivided one- ssysnth OF the : " =.
o. the n I. Of Sec n. Tp L. r
+. Harriet. Lots 57s. 37$. 5sg. 3G. S2
AHA 0AH III - ALaNFN ~ I'LL
5ist 81 and Broadway .:.-:--.- lo
David a. Coulter TO Standard Land Co,
Lot -. Murphy & Tinkcrs corrected
add tCentrai av, nea- 18TH SD. Goo0
VIM. II Coleman 10 Henry L. Dollman.
man's sub Of Lot Z. cresss add. Nigo
~, near Laurel ST. Also part OF Lots
2 and 2. Mary NJ and Wm. s. Hub
bard's sub ~ Block 10. ST Glars
Pabst Brewing Co. 70 Anna Truempsr.
Lot I, and part OF Lot J. Rand. re-
ceivers. sub Of Outlet iN. (Cornsr Al
ALBANIA and Merrill sts)-.-.-..--.-..--.- 1a
Philip Dohn 20 Edward Dohn. one
ninth interest In Lot IS. I'm Resets
sub Of Outlot io7. lHigh -. near
Margaret ). Christian 20 Andrew Bade.
e Z or the "a . = OF Sec 80. TIP Is. n
SO acres. FRANKLIN township .-....... S.1oo
George c. Pratt 10 BENJAMIN ?. Grant.
Lot ?. Hubbard A. TbOrnton's sub OF
Lot :. Rlckenbach's sub. Pitchers
sp 2.soa
TO Benjamin L. Grant. Tot ls7. LIST sec
ton West Park. ruth 81, near Wash
Wilford N. Williams 20 Miles W. Moore.
illinois st. ) OF Esd st. $3.50 s.ocla
MILFORD NJ. Williams 90 George y. Sord-
man. part Of Lot . 81 II. brakes
add. Same as abovs) .......-....... LoOoN
Transfers. 10: total consideration $50. .sa2. Sac
Building Permits.
William Herbeman. frame dwelling. u4 Unioa
street. 1000.
Frank p Cross frame dwelling. Us East Nsv
York street. G.<A
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 1za2 per cent. Discount
rates: Short bills Icl6a2i1 per cent; three
months bills, 214p2A. Consols, cash and the &C
Madrid. 1906. BuenOs Ayres, $3.50.
Publishing per cent. rentes. 1907 s2hc for
the account. Exchange ON London, 25f 1sc for
checks. Spanish fours. 70.S71z-
BERLIN.-Discount rates: Short bills, q per
cent three months bills. 2S per cent.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. July 25.-American Wooden Com
pany opened new lines OF fancy woolens for
spring to-day. Prices cannot be compared with
last year owing to the diversifca.ion of product.
but generally regarded as on as low a basis COM
paratively az the piece dyes opened Monday.
There has been on change whatever in the cotton
goods market: business continuing limited and
prices generally steady.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
4
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
tnGs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Commercia paper. 4Q4x per
cent: time loans. 5G6 per cent. clearings. s.-
IA. 264. 20: balances. se6. 4Oig
NEW YoRK.-Can money steady at ed2it per
cent; last loan, ~. Prime mercantile paper.
4l-95 per cent. Sterling exchange easier; actual
msnd. A.s4s9AS for sixty days. posted rates,
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. July 25.-Cotton easy. Sales.
l. $50 bales. Ordinary. &c; good ordinary, 1I-16c:
low middling. TIC; miidling. TIC: good middlinQ'
$50: middling fair. s7sc. Receipts. 2.Sls bales;
stock. 70, $50 bales.
NEW YORK. July 25.-Cotton closed luIet az
nc lower; midd.ing uplands. S1sc; middling gulf.
ste. Sales. 1T bales.
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Washington Star.

WasnfnRlOn SIdr.
The human being stood on the curbstone
watching the horse with ! sunbonnet on.
II wonder" said The human being. why
Il Is that I an embarrassed at the idea OF
wearing a shirtwaist I'm this weather. while
YOU don't seem 10 care how absurd you
look In that headgear.'
'It is due TO a mere accident of birth"
answered the horse, good-naturedly. 1T IL
in the nature OF things that ! should havs
horse sense"
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Markets for Silver.

NEW Y~oRK-silver bars. 5slsc: Mexican dol
lars. zeAc.
LONDON.-SiIver bars steady at 27d and ounce.
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Hogs-Receipts, 100: shipments, 1000. The
quality was not good. The market opened strong
to &c higher on the best grades, with steady
prices bid for light mixed hogs. The market was
active, with a good demand. especially for tho
light kinds. The Squire. North. Wilson and
Brainari packing companies took the supply Of
fered. The best heavy hogs are quoted at S6.C54
t.lZl2. with medium and heavy mixed at $6Ge G5.
Light mixed sold from So. S5G5.e5. All we're sold
early, the market closing steady at quotations:
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Transactions at the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS July 25.-Cattle-Receipts none; shipments
none The market is steady. with a very good
demand. at quotations:
Good to choice steers. $50 lbs and up
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Dry Goods.

Bleached sheetings- Androscoggin L. &c: Berk-
ley, No. 60. Size: Cabot. &C: Capitol. she: Cum
berland. s<c: Dwight Anchor. 7+.c. Fruit OF the
Loom. 5bzc; Farwen. e.e; Fitchyilie. SIC; Full
Wisth, size; Gilt Edge. SIC. Gilded Age. &c:
hin. ne; Hope. ne; Linwood. &c: Lonsdaie.
7.c; Peabody. &C.; Psppereii. ga. lsc; Pepperell.
1914. 2Oc: Androscoggin. ~. l9c: Androscoggin.
lO-4. BIC.
Brown sheetings-Atlantic A. SC; Argyle. SAC:
Boott (, 4izc. Bucks Head. &c: Clifton CCC.
sac: Constitution. so-inch. &c; Carlisle. iO-inch.
sc. Dwights Star. &c; Great Falls L. bic: Great
Falls J. 5isc. Hnl Fine. 7c; Indian Head. &C:
Pepperell H.. sc. Peppereli. lo+. lSc. Andres
ccggin. 81. lie. kncroES0ggin. 1914. lgc.
Prints-Allen dress styles. &c. Aliens staples.
sc; Allen TIP. &c; Aliens robes. size. American
indigo. 4.c. Arnold long cloth. q. Sc; Arnold
Lie. &c: Cocheco fancy. Be. Hamilton fancy. SC:
MerriIhac pinks and puppies. she. Pacific fancy.
SC. Simpsons mourning. ti3c. simpsons Berlin
solids. S.c; Simpsons oh finish. Sc: American
shifting. 3i.c: black white. 4lc. grays, 4Lc.
kid-nnished rics-Edw gAc: Warren.
3hc: Slater. 3Ac. Genesee, 3+c.
AGA. l0lc; Conestoga
BF. l2zc; Corc.s 40. uifc: Cords T. HE: Corr
dis ACE. uHc: Hamilton awnings. SC: kimono
fancy. lie; Lenox fancy. lsc: Methuen "A. i0i.c:
Oakland Al. &C.: Portsmouth. lihe: Susaushan-
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Swift River, 5isc.
Ginghams-Aroskeag staples. Size. Amoskeag
dress. &c. Bates. 5Lc, Lancaster. Sac Lancaster
dress. &c. Bates. 5.c; Fail du No-d. So
Grain 1850; American. Slato:
Harmony, $3.50: Stark. SIS