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decided upcn. one for the North and
the other for the South coast OF CUBA
in which he was given the preference
of command The order, il | remember
correctly stated that under any .circum-
stances | was to remain with my COM
nland. and asked him which OF the
two stations he would take, and he
said he proposed to hold the havana
or North one. He also told me that
whichever side l went on to remember
that they were very heavily fortlned'
and that his confidential Instructions
which he delivered to me verbally were
that we were not to risk out battle
ships against the fortified places OF the
coast until after the Spanish squadron
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but 'Bohs popularity is a different
matter. His majesty used every effort
20 induce the commapder-in-ehief 70
reconsider his determination. Only
when he finally discovered this was out
of the question was the royal consent
reluctantly given 20 the order for Sen.
Buffers dismissal"
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communicate with the flying squadron.
Admiral Schley also mentioned that the
Scorpion had been sent to intercept the
Eagle for the purpose of securing what
ever information she might bring.
After little he said. "the Scorpion
returned and reported through the
megaphone. | think, identically as is re-
ported in his log. which was all the in
formation he gave us. The Eagle after
ward passed close enough to the
Brooklyn to hail her by the megaphoue
and repeated that there was no news
was on the quarter deck. The thing
seemed to be almost burned into my
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THE MISSIONARIES ARE
IN TOUCH WITH BRIGANDS

coNsTANTINoPLE. October 24.-The
missionaries who are operating from
Samakov, Bulgaria are at last In touch
with the brigands who abducted Miss Ell
len NJ, Stone and her companion. Madame
Tslka. according to dispatches received
here to-day. though whether negotiations
for the ransom have actually been open
ed is not disclosed. The missionaries on
the spot are expected to conclude the
business with the utmost dispatch.
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Czolgosz to Die
Tuesday Morning.

Y. murderer OF
will
at prison
The time
a,c tne
supt
The
tday,an nd ma details arranged
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iii English Soldiers
Liable to be Called.


cnI
war
in the
to Off
bills
received
wild
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CHICAGO Corporations
MUST PAY TAXES.
THE ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT
MAKES AN ORDER or VAST
IMPORTANCE.
AFFECTS MANY CORPORATIONS,
WITH A CAPITAL or MORE THAN
S2aS.ooO. 900.

The Case Was brought Mt the In
stance of the N0tcaRo Tcnchers'
Federation, aad viii Result In
Adding Millions 20 the Tax Re-
eciptS of the big city of the
lnsnltcd Sens.
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Continued .. rAird rage.
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At NEW YORK.
Strong Close in Corn and Wheat
Provisions Also Higher.

NEW YORK. Aug. l-Flour-Receipts. 19. 62l
brls: exports, 1884 brls. Market quiet but a
shade frmer at the close. Rye hrmer; No. 2
Western, 59ikc Z. o. b.. anoat.
W~heat-Receipts, l40. COO bu; exports. 1S4. l0l bu.
Spot firm; No. 2 red, 7essc. (. o. b.. afoat. 74ssc
elevator; No. ! northern Duluth. TIsc. T. o. b..
anoat; 40. l hard Duluth. S52,c, Z. o. b., anoat.
Options declined during the forenoon under bear
ish crop news and long selling; rallied by
enormous clearances and a late jump In corn.
they ruled strong In the last hour on covering
and closed &c net higher; September. 3 3-i6Gs
1850. closed at 7fTsc; October, 73&M4Ac, closed
at 47@c: December. 754Q76nc, closed at -6ic.
Corn-Receipts. 122.O 600 bu: exports. 25,5d bu.
Spot strong; No. ? Gle elevator, 65c Z. o. b..
aloat. Options opened firm on covering. but
Subsequent buliish crop rews made a wild and
excited market. with the close very strong at
M0lAc net advance; September. 5S%4GO&c,
closed at 60Nc; October. 597sH61lsc. closed at
slI.c; December. 60h a6i7sc; closed al s15sc.
Oats-Receipts, 2i,O00 bu. exports. 100 bu. SPOT
steady: No. ?. 3sc; no. 3. SIC: No. 2 white.
4iq42c; No. 3 white 4Okc; track mixed West
ein. 37hGSsc; track white, Sgi2g49c. Options
Hay Arm; shipping. 72isQ75c: good to choice.
90195c. Cut meats quiet; picked shoulders.
S7n7. %. Lard firm; Western Steamed. 1895. Re
fined stronger; continent. S.25. South America,
s9.15. Tallow steady: city 81 for PACKAGE, 4&c:
country packages frce). 4aG5c.
Conee-Spot Rio quiet; No. Z invoice. SIC.
Mild quiet; Cordova. sallizc.
3 s-lec; centrifugal. 90 test. 45-32c: moIssses
sugar, 3s-l6c. Refined dull; crushed. sic.
powdered, 5.55c: GRADUATED. base.
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4 IN
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore.
C~incfnnati md other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Flour duh and steady:
new red winter patents. x.40G3. 80: extra fancy
and straights, sos. 10. clear. $2G5u2 80. Timothy
seed-no trading. Corn meal steady at & IS.
Bran unchanged. sacked. east track. Sic. Wheat
No. . red. cash. Coo. September. 5s7zI67c. De
cember. zoe: No. ? hard. e5i146sAsc. corn-No. 2.
cash. 5Stac- September, 5Si1c. May, 5s4c. Oats
No. ?. cash. &c: August. &c. September. 3s4c:
No. 2 white. 59n3sixc. Pork firm. jobbing.
sl5.57z. Lava higher Al ser. Dry-sall meats
boxed steady. extra shorts, sS1ziz. clear ribs,
extra shorts. 50. clear ribs. S9.S7iz; clear sides.
81 20. ~Hsy-Timothy easier al si5OGl7. prairie
steady az sl4. 80. $50. Whisky steady at Sl.29
Iron cotton ties. sl-l5. Bagging. So Hemp
Irvine, Sc. ReceiptsF Flour. son brls: wheaf.
2i7. 600 bu: corn. 5000 bu. oats. 81. 00C bu. Ship
~nnents-Flour. 10000 brls. wheat l33. OO0 bu: corn.
a.. 600 bu. oats, 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE. Aug. Flour duh and ua-
changed. Wheat easier: spot and the month.
70la4 7Cssc. September. IUI1sc. October. 7fz1
T2c: steamer No. ? red, 67Qs7hc: Southern by
sample. ~ 72c. Southern on grade. sS672c.
Corn dull. spot and the month. 5sxa56@c: sep
tember. 57a51Lc. steamer mixed, 5si.n 55s.c:
southern white corn. 60ufic. Southern yellow
corn, e0c. oats steady. No. 2 white. SKA
s4c odd: No. ? mixed. 4ihQ fc told. rive
FIRM: Nc ? nearby. SIC; No. ? Western. 54d55c.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 1-Waest-Spo Gull: No.
2 red Western winter, o. I'D: No. l Northern
spring. 81 nd: No. / California. 5s 1i8.d. Corn
Spot steady; American mixed (new), ls Cd:
American mixed ODD. a. md. The corn ex-
change will close at 1880 p. m. tomorrow. ia
con-shot ribs Arm al AS 80. short clear backs
firm at AZ 81. Lard Prime Western Tn tierces)
nrm at SIS Sd. The amount OF wheat Ia store
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MORE THAN TWO CENTS
ADDED TO THE PRICE OF CORN II
THE CHICAGO PIT.
Enect of the Phillips Suspension
Wheat and Oats Also Higher-Ad-
vnnce i'm Hog

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The grain trade was
upset to-day by the suspension of the
Phillips company. which resulted in sharp
covering and a swift advance late in the
session. September corn closed 2SsQ21fc,
oats Make and wheat sc higher. other
influences contributed to the advance. Pro-
visions closed sc to S2tac up.
Corn opened dull but firm because of
damage claims from the West and also
because no more rain was reported. One
Iowa message predicted an eighth of a
crop for portions Of that State, while farm
ers were being advised to cut up their crop
now for fodder rather than accept the finn
sy chance of an Improvement in the situa-
ton. Following the opening there was con-
siderable selling. partly liquidation. but
largely by bears who anticipated liQuida-
ton In consequence of the temporary sus-
pension of the Phillips commission house.
During this period the market was at its
poorest. Later shorts became alarmed at
the fact that the expected liquidation had
not come, and this. together with the in
1uence of additional crop damage stories,
caused a sharp rally. and the close was
strong at the best mark of the day. Sep
sold between 55%c and Csc and closed
2l2uIssc over yesterday at the latter inquire.
Receipts were 1872 cars.
Wheat was moderately active. September
opened isc to nc lower. at 6Sl4c TO 6Ssc.
under the influence OF perfect weather in
the Northwest and easy cables. In SYM
pathy with corn there was a rally to 6sSQ
eSisc. but the bears were confident and a
decline TO 67kd67ssc followed. During the
afternoon. following a period OF duliness.
the cash demand improved. and this. COM
bined with sympathy with corn. caused an
advance and the market closed firm and
sc higher. at 69c. Local receipts were ga
cars. niuety-one of contract grade. Mime
apolis and Dulut reported $50 cars. against
ga last week and 235 a year ago. Primary
receipts were $1,000 bushels. compared
with $1,000 a year ago. Seaboard clear
ances were 1.239. 900 bushels. Exporters re-
ported thirty-two loads taken.
Oats were handled in liberal quantities.
but the feeling was bearish or bullish, ac-
cordirg TO the feeling In the corn pit. The
opening was steady: then came a period
of easiness. followed by closing firmness.
September sold between 33ssc and 34sc and
closed A17sc higher, at 345sc. Receipts
were 234 cars.
Provisions were again dull and feature
less. but prices advanced on buying by
packers. September pork closed S218c high
er. at s1i.40; lard sc up, at $S.75. and ribs
5d7hc improved. at $7.95.
Estimated receipts to-morrow-Wheat, $50
cars; corn, 80 cars: oats, 30 cars; hogs,
u 900 head.
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SAWS AND MILL SUPPLIES.
sunday Journal, by Mail, s. Per Year.
and on quays (railway and /. canal depots not
included). $50. coo centals: corn. $4,000 centais.

and on quays railway and canal depots not
included, l.sS0.ooo centals, corn. $4,000 centals.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Wheat hrm and 40
higher: contract grsde august 1000. SSS,n
re higher; No. 3 mixed. Aukust, Ssgosss, oats
lc lower. No. white. clipped, SOC. henned
sugars steady. Taliow steady: city. prime. In
hogsheads. Sac country. prime. In 6rls; tAg
sacks; wheat. l22 900 bu: corn. 5000 bu: oats.
1900 bu. shipments-Wheat. Ii.00 bu: corn.
$4,000 ou; oats. $4,000 tu.
LOUISVILLE, Aux l-wheat-No. ? red and
long berry. sec; No. 3 red and long berry. SAC.
Timothy, - per bu. extra clean bluegrass. $50
SOC: fancy bluegrass. s-loQl2o: clover $500
SIS. Hay-choice. in car lots on track Cbaled).
SIC. 5oGi7: clover. si2qi3. straw. S05.5O. Clean
ginseng. s464.25 per 10. New potatoes. s. ESQ
bage. g. 30 per crate. Green beans, sI.50 per
bu. Green corn. h50a2 per brl.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. Acknowledgements.
e4c: No. red. sSiznesc. Correspondence. sac;
December; 57+c; cash. No: ? mixed. Sss<aSsc;
ceipts-Whea,, 1855. 300 bu: corn. si.soO bu; oats.
1900 bu. Sh~ipments-Wheat. 2is. 200 bu: corn
70. 800 bu. oats, 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Aus. L-Flour euiet and steady;
mixed. 51G5slzc. Oats firm: NJ. ? mixed. SIC.
Rye quiet No. ? s4o; Lard trm at So Bulk
meats quiet at $50. Bacon quiet At 1876. Whis-
ky (d~istillcrs' finished goods steady on a basis
OF sl29. Sugar quiet.
TOLEDO Aus, smwhsss active and ssronsl
Der. 72Nc. Corn active and higher; cash, 5sixc:
September. size, oats dull bat firm: cash.
cash. prime. $50; October, $50.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. l-wheat-cash s7Ac:
September. sSsc; December. 6shc. on track.
No. / hard 6sSc; No. 1 northern. 6@ci No. .
northern, 66sc.
ULUTH Aug. 1.-Wheat-cash. No. I hard.
7likc: No. / northern. 6ss4c; No. ? northern.
csc: September. SSize; December, esAc. Corn.
@lsc.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. I-Bsrley strong: No.
=, 6lU62c; sample. 52u6Oc.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

e YORK. Aug. l-Butter-Receipts. 77ss
packages. Market firm. State dairy, Hd lsc:
creamery 16Q20i3c; factory. Bale, imitation
creamery, 14Nl7l.c. Cheese-Receipts. 1901 pack
ages. Market firm; fancy large colored, 80
s%.c: fancy large white. snc: fancy small COLI
ored. e5sc: fancy small white. sszGsskc. Eggs
Receipts. S.f07 packages. Market steady: State
and Pennsylvania. l6dlSc: Western ~candled. II
U16ikc: Western uncandled. SGi4c.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l-Butter firm; FANCY
Western eamer 2ii1c. fancy Western prints.
2lG2lizc: fancy nearby prints. 24c. Eggs Arm:
fresh nearby, ISc. fresh Western. Ice. fresh
Southwestern. 2izc: fresh Southern. l2c. Cheese
firm: New York full creams. fancy small. 91s0
@s%c.
BALTIMORE Aug. L-Butter steady and UNI
changed. Fancy imitation. i7Mlsc; fancy cream
l2Ii4c. Eggs steady and unchanged. Fresh.
12.nl4c. Cheese firm and unchanged. Large.
1O4c: medium. l0izc; small. 1c%c.
CHICAGO. Aug. lon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was Arm; croameries,
I4Lsq20c; dairies. 13d17c. Cheese steady at $40
lo1sc. Eggs firm; fresh, lsgBAc.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. Packing butter. 1910
per ID; common country, y good. lz1c:
Elgin 10 prints, &c. Eggs, saShc.
KANSAS CITY. Avg Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock quoted on Change
Zoe doz. loss OF and cases returned.
ST. Aug. 1.-Butter steady; creamery.
1sQ2lizc; dairy. lsqlelzc. Eggs steady: nearby.
DC: Southern, &c.
CINCINNATI. Aug. Eggs steady at Sc.
Butter steady. Cheese steady.
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Poultry.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Live poultry nrmi
fowls. 1Cikml1c; old roOsters. &c: spring chickens,
I2di4c; ducks, I0Mi1c. Dressed poultry quiet but
steady. fowis. 101zH lie. old ROSTERS. &c. spring
chickens. l2Hi4c; ducks. l0nllc.
NEW YORK.. Aug. L-Pouluy-Alive steady:
springers. l2c: turkeys. Sc; fowls. &C. Dressed
weaker: springers. l34l5c; turkeys, 9Qsi<c: fowls.
3jaal0c.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1.-Poultry steady: chickens.
&c: springs. ieizc; turkeys. loc; youngs. 100
l2c; ducks, &C, geese. &c. springs. SIC.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Hens, 606Ac per 10:
spring chickens. 11H1i1zc per 10. N.5Og2 per doz:
young ducks, 7dsc per 10.
CINCINNATI. Aug. Poultry quiet: chick
ems. 74dl0ikc; turkeys, Sc.
CHICAGO. Aug. Iced poultry steady: chick
ems, a l2c, turkeys. ensc.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the GLOWING
named Indianians:
Observation-Disclosures +. Crcuch. Eiwood. Sc: Fred
erick Kurz. Indianapolis. IS; Jas Moore. Marion.
IS.
Additional-George w. Allen. Indianapolis. g.
Restoration and Supplemental-Sa muel Aoole-
get (deceased). Clermont. x2.
lncrease-Hiram NJ. Mcclellan. Mill Creek. $40:
William y. Robb. Mt. Vernon. IS: Joel DulIne
Trask. sl2; James Bost. Washington. s12. Thos'
Barnitt. indianapolis. s.; William Nipp. New
Castle, $40, lillian Gehlback, New Albany. $40.
William Shiveiy. Athens. 81; Enoch w. CORY
Terre Haute. 81; Leander c. Robbins. Center
willie. 81: Irwin -. Whitman. Letters Ford. IS:
William Bowen, Indianapolis, SIC; Elijah White
Abydel. s14.
Original Widows. etc.-Minor OF William EIsea.
Eussiaville, SO. Elizabeth Anderson, Knox. 81.
Abigail Shean. Indianapolis. 81.
War with Spain (origi1aD-Edward Stevens.
Ennflngton. S..
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Rain.

The patient rain at early summer dawn;
The long. lone autumn drip. the damp, sweet
hush
OF springtime, when the glinting drops seem
gone
Into the first notes OF the hiddea thrush;
The solemn. dreary beat
or winter rain and sleet;
The mad. sweet. passionate calling OF the show
ers
To the unblossOmed hours.
The driving. restless. midnight sweep OF rain:
The htful sobbing and the smile again
OF springs childhood. the fierce. IMPLYING pour
OF low-hung ieaGen clouds. tho evermOre
Prophetic beauty OF the sunset storm.
Tra nsnEured into color and 20 form
Across the sky. O wondrOus changing rain!
Changeful and full OF temper as mans life;
Impetuous. fierce. Implying. kind again.
Prophetic. beauteOus. soothing, full OF strife,
Through all thy changing passions hear not we
Tn eternal note Of the Exchanging Sea.
Laura Spencer Portor. in July Atlantic.
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s4.Ss and s4ssl5: commercial bills. si.s4ik8
AS. Clearings, S20s. 117.5T; balances, sl5.-
les. sos.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. Sass and
SASH. New York exchange. 10c discount.
Clearings. 1928. 036. 776; balances. $2,2SS. 800.
BOSTON-Clearings. So. 73l. PSI: balances.
s.. 400. e02.
PHILADELPHIA.-Ioney. 4 per cent.
Clearings, s15. 1855; balances. S2.421.9 24.
ST. LOUIS.-Money. 4d7 per cent. New
York exchange. zoe discount bid. 40c dis
count asked. Clearings, SI,027. 437; balances.
Sl.021. 147.
BALTINORE.-Money. 4hd5 per cent.
Clearings, 2.906, $50; balances, S514, 165.
CINCINNATI-Money. sac per cent.
New York exchange, par and loc discount.
Clearings, &, 7S5, go.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Aug. i.-Spirlts OF turuentlns
firm al sac bid. Resin hrm- Quote: A. b. g..
81: d. si.05. L. $40; =. sll5; G. n-25; II. $3.50;
J. si4J: X, $40: N. S2.l5n229 y, t2.C5: window
glass. 50: water white. 3.z5d3.39.
WILMINGTON. Aug. 1.-Spirits OF turpentine
nrm at 3likHS2ikc. Rosin firm at S5c4sI Crude
to 81.
OIL CITY. Aug. 1-Credit balances. 81 Is. Ger
tincates-nO bids. Shipments. los. los brls: aver
brls.
MONTPELIER. Aug. Crude petroleum
steady. North Lima. SIC; South Lima and In
diana. sec.
NEW YORK. Aug. Petroleum dull Rosin
quiet. Spirits 81 turpentine steady NJ Ihd56c.
CHARLESTON. Aug. Spirits OF turpentins
steady at 32c. Kosin firm anc unchanged.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money, 2s per cent. Dis
count rates. short bills, , 1-16Q212 per cent;
three months bills, 2H@2ss per cent. Con-
soils. for money. 9312; for the account. 955s.
Spanish fours, es.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London. com 4ipf
for checks. Discount rates, short bills. 3
per cent; three months bills. pa per cent.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 101f 271zc
for the account. Exchange on London,
25f 1870 for checks. Spanish tours closed
at 20. 20.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
fngs and Balances.

Observation-Disclosures paper. Al
Az per cent. time loans. 5G6 per cent.
Clearings, s1.426 $50 100; balances. sos. III. 76.
NEW YORk.-Call money steady at 2G3
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4izQ5
per cent. Sterling exchange firm; actual
business in bankers bills. $4.S7h for de-
mand. A.S5A for sixty days: posted rates.
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as large as a week ago. and about 1900
larger than z year ago. The market opened
with local packers showing a better dispo-
sition than they have for several days past.
and, with n fair demand from shippers, the
bidding from the start was lively. and
statesmen, of course. were holding their con-
signments higher. 1t cid not take long TO
establish a trading basis for selected light
moss and best heavies. which sold gener-
ally about sc higher, and some transactions
were possibly 10c above yesterday. Less
desirable hogs did not show mat much
Improvement and a few sales OF very or
dinary light weights were little better than
yesterday. A good clearance was made
early at current prices. and the market
closed firm for the best hogs. Sales ranged
from $3.50 TO s.. and a large proportion OF
the supply sold above s5.6Ik. Quotations.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Aug. l-Buylng OF heavy brown
sheetings and drills Ii limited. but several sales
made for export AT full prices. Blcachtd cotfons
IN moderate request. low grades IN best demand
Ducks and brown OSnaburgs quiet and un-
changed Denims and ticks are quiet but nrm.
ginghams steady. with average business.
Hosiery and underwear for spring quiet and
barely steady. SILKS are firm, with demand
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futures ranged as follows:

cash quotations were as foioDs; Flour stsady.
No. 3 spring wheat, 65o61c; No. 2 red. eSAG6s%c.
no. , corn. SIC. No. , yellow. 55i.G57c. No. =
oats. siikc; Nc. , white. ses. a3slsc; No. 3 white.
25isQ3Gkc. No. . rye, 55i2c. No. l hrxseed. st.S3;
No. l Northwestern. $l.S5. Clover seed. contract
grade. s1odi0.25.. Prime timothy reed. SIS.
Mess pork. per brl. si4. 20alf.S5. Lard, per 100
lbs, N61i1aS. 20. Short-rib siaes 0OOse). $3.50
S. Dry-salted shoulders boxed. S.37k67.62it.
Short-ciear sides boxed). ss.S01S. 40. Whisky, on
basis OF high wines. sl.29.
Receipts-F,our. q. 900 brs: wheat. 356, 600 bu:
corn. 25l 900 blu: cats. 27S.oo0 bu: rye. -. 600 bu
barley. 5000 bu. Shinments-Flour 5000 hrls;
wheat. 16l, 600 bu. corn. SO.00l bu. oats, l6G, 900
bu; rye, 10000 bu: barley. 1900 bu.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. Cotton easy. sales
40 bales. Ordinary iS-isc. good ordinary. size;
low middi.ng. 5-.6c. middling. slice. good
middling. s1-isc. middling fair. Sil-lsc. Re-
ceipts. SIS bales, stock. "a, sos bales.
NEW YORK. Aus. l-Cofton-Sp0t closed dull.
but steady. middling upiands. Slice. mlddlins
gulf, S5-I5c. Sales. $40 hales.
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Sheep-Receipts, 600; shipments. 800. The
receipts OF sheep and lambs for four days
show a decrease OF about 1,400 compared
ceipts to-day were a little larger than a
week ago. The market opened with a much
better demand from local butchers. anC,
with fair competition from shippers, the
early trade was reasonably active at strong
prices compared with yesterday. Lambs
sold as high as A.65l475. quite a number at
N.25H4.50. and common 10 fair lambs
brought $2G4. Sheep sold as high as $3.50.
with mixed lots at S.25, and other sales
ranged from 81. % to $50. Quotations:
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NEW YoRK.-Bar silver. 5sssc; Mexican
dollars, Acc.
LONDON.-Silver bars quiet at 26 15-1ed
an ounce
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understandable, 3q5c less: coarse grades. lic:
fine merino, ICdI2c. tub washed 241Z1c.
Feathers-Prime geese. zoe per III: prime duck.
zoe per ID.
Green-salted Hides-No. !, SIC; No. ?. TIC;
No. l CALI. SIC; No. ? calf. Sc.
Grease-White. &c; yellow. SIG; brown. 2zc.
Tallow-No. !. 45sc: No. :. &c.
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Hogs-Receipts. 1000: shipments. goo. The
quality OF to-day's sLpply was but little better
than yesterdays. There were no really prime hogs
on the market. Business began with an adj
vance of 2izG5c on the best kind OF hogs, with
common stock selling on the basis OF yesterdays
market. As usual the demand from shippers
was mere than enough TO consume the supply
on hand. The best medium ana heavy hogs
sold II $5.S5N5.S,. with mixed hogs selling gem
orally at $5.75N5.s5. The extreme range OF the
market was from s5.75 TO $50. with the bulk
OF the business between S5.75 and $3.50. AL
were sold early. the North Packing Company
getting most Of the supply. The market closed
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INTERSTATE SToCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS. Aug. 1-Cattle-Receipts none; shipments
none. In harmony with the general markets
all kinds of fat stock were quoted strong to
1Oc higher. Butcher cattle rule steady, with a
fair demand from local dealers. Quotations:
Good to choice steers. 1850 lbs and
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Wool.


ST. T. Aug. Wool strong but un-
changed. medium grades. ilGiTc. light nne, I'D
lac. heavy nne, 99lic; tub washed. l1Q2ic.
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Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments, i,20
Combined receipts of hogs for four DAYS
show a decrease OF 1000 compared with the
same time last week and an Increase of
1900 over the corresponding time a year
ago. The receipts to-day were not quite