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but in times past this relief has proved
somewhat tardy on many occasions.
Notwithstanding the restrictions of
money supplies and the narrowness of the
speculation, Wall street sentiment is that
of confidence in the future. The outlook
for a wheat crop of almost unexampled
proportions, coupled with foreign shortage,
is the most important item in this conf
dence. The shortage In Germany has been
supplemented by the growing evidence of
that the growth of foreign exchange at
the gold export point. while the excess of
our merchandise exports over imports is
al an unprecedented level This anomaly in
exchange is variously explained. One ex-
piana tion which comes from Paris is that
New York banking syndicates We're heavy
borrowers there last spring at the same
time they were taking up the expanded re-
sources of New York banks, growing out
of the countrys prosperous year and the
substantial increase in the currency by the
new national law. Repayments of these
foreign loans now as an incident of the
placing with the public of the securities of
the various projects foated by the syndi-
Gates has kept up foreign exchange. So has
the continued return or American securi-
ties by foreign holders. London financial
ance companies and bankers have been
large purchasers OF foreign government
securities for investment. though informa-
tion of this is lacking in New York. The
large production of gold in the United
States has made the world dependent upon
for a part OF its supply OF the precious
metal. The stripping or foreign markets
OF American securities and the possible
resumption of South African gold produc-
ton in connection with the maintenance
OF our favorable trade balance and the
continuance of industrial activity in the
United States are likely to result in the
diversion of the gold current TO New York
ir the autumn. Such development would
be likely to have a revivifying influence
upon prices of securities.
The railroad bond market has been much
less affected by liquidation than have
fnDlr I'M a F1rlN rrf1@x
ment was irregular. United States pre-
ferreu twos, coupon advanced a point;
registered y and the new fours a above
the closing call of last week. The threes.
coupon. ruled Is lower
QUOTATIONS AND SALES
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK June -Butter-Receipts. 7.09l
packages Market quiet and steady; creamery.
iSQIsl1c; factory. 12lzQ15c. Cheese-Receipts,
1881 packages Market irregular; fancy, large
colored sIac: fancy. large. white. 9hc: fancy
small colored. sssGes4c; fancy. small, white.
slk0s4c. Eggs-Receipts, $50 packages. Market
irm, Western candled. l3Adlic; Western un-
candled. Id13c.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2e.-Butter firm but
quiet; fancy Western creamery, 19l7c: fancy
Western prints. l9c: exceptional lots. 20c; fancy
nearby prints. zoe; exceptional lots. 21c. Eggs
steady. fresh nearby, lac; fresh Western, lac
fresh Southwestern, 12iec. fresh Southern, 12c
Cheese steady. New York full creams. fancy
small. sA.G97sc; New York full creams. fair to
choice. 9h6sizc.
BALTIMORE. June 29.-Butter firm: fancy i'm
itation. 179isc; fancy creamery; 2o92lc; fancy
ladle. 15Qlsc; store packed lsG14c Eggs nrm
fresh. l3Gl4c. Cheese steady; large, 9%c; me-
dunn, 1oc: small. 10kc.
CHICAGO. June 29.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creameries
1IhQlsc: daries. l4ad16hc. Cheese steady a,
99i0c. Eggs weaker at lie.
KANSAS CITY. June 2s.-Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. Saxc per dozen. loss
Off returned; new whitewood cases in
cluded i1c additional.
ST. LOUIS, June 2s.-Butter steady; creamery
14a20c; dairy. l3gl5c Eggs steady: Western. Sc;
Southern 7c.
CINCINNATI. June z3-Eggs quiet at l0c
Butter steady Cheese steady.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

LIVERPOOL. June 29.-whcat-spot dull; No.
red Western winter IS sid; No ! oin northern s
lures quiet; July, IS Cd; September, 5s 5s.d.
Corn-spot. American mixed: new stead. al
Futures quiet. July. IS ii7sd: September. as:
steady at e4dE4 les. Beef firm; extra India
mess. Cos sdaess 90. Pork steady; prime mess les,
firm at 3Ss Lard firm; American refined. in
pals. 43s Sd; prime Western. in tierces, 4Ss sd.
short ribs is to "a lbs. AVS 3D. long-cear middles
light % to 3 lbs. ass 3D. long.cesar sr middes % s.
Shoulders. Id s. SQUARE ii to Is lbs sss Sd chsess
finest coiored. 4ss. Butter quiet; finest United
States. sos; good United States, e's. Iailow
firm; prime city. 25s Cd.
demand for domestic and foreign; patents. 50 45Q
$50; extra fancy and straight, $SaSlo clear.
s2.e5q2.s0 Corn meal steady at 81 Bran Urn
red. cash, ssc July sz3sc; september. ss,sc; No;
hard. 64q65c. Corn-No. 2. casn. 4zlsc; July: izci
July. 27Ac: September 27e; No white; siao
Dry-salt meats steady. extra shorts, So: clear
ribs. sSS S7a; clear sides. sS5O Bacon eoxed lots1
sides. 50 Timothy seed-No trading new. to
arrive in August, si25 bid. Hay dull: timothy,
Ky steady at IN Iron cotton ties quiet at 81
Bagging, elsei7c. Hemp twine steady. Receipts
Flour 5000 brs: wheat $4,000 bu: corn, SS 600
bu: oats a. 900 bu. shipments-Flour 600 ooo brls;
wheat. ri. 900 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats ZSoo ou-
BALTIMORE. June 29.-Flour dull; receipts,
esi7 brls exports AZ. .5se brls. Wheat-Cash de-
pressed; futures steady; spot and this month.
iIh97l%c; July. 70AG707sc; August. I0kQl0lsc;
April iOz.d7lc: steamer No. red, 6ll9q5I%c:
receipts Sc. 37s bu: exports, 31s2S bu; Southern.
by sample, 62672c; Southern, on grade, ss4I2c
Corn strong and higher; spot and the month.
46I5a46ssc: July. 46iad46%4c; August 47h4c; Sep
tenber axe: steamer mixed f5lz4i i5ssc receipts.
SO 800 bu; exports, 0.o49 bu; Southern white
corn. i71lsc; Southern yellow corn, 46q4lc. Oats
dull; No 2 white. S3G33l3c; No. mixed. 3ll14
32c. receipts, .. .32s bu
KANSAS CITY, June 29.-Wheat-July, soc J;
September, 6O'5c; December 62Ac; cash. NJ. 2
red s2IaGs4c: No red. 62isc. Corn-July. 42ssc;
September 437sc: cash. No. mixed. 441k445c; :;
No white 45d45l2c. Oats-No. white, 31c;
No > ,S7sslsc Receipts-Wheat 64.S00 bu;
corn 2 900 bu: oats. $1,000 bu. Shipments-Wheat.
81 900 bu: corn. $1,000 bu; oats. H. 400 bu
CINCINNATI, June 29.-Flour dull. Wheat
weak and lower No. red 61c. Corn firm and
higher; No. mixed, 45c Oats firm and higher;
No. mixed. 3OAc. Rye, No. 2. Sc; Lard steady
at $3.50 Bulk meats quiet at S.l1h Bacon
steady at So Whisky (distillers' finished goods)
quiet on a basis of S121. Sugar firm
TOLEDO June 29.-Wheat active and lower:
cash and July 67Ac; September. 6Shc August.
ssc: December 70Ssc. Corn active and higher;
cash and July 43Ac; September. 45'2c Oats dull
and steady: cash. 27lec; July and September,
&c Rye sic. Glover seed. cash. prime. $3.50;
October. IS 60
MILWAUKEE, June 29-Barley quiet; No. 2.
49iSc.
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ALL HIGHER But WHEAT
CORN ADDS MORE THAN A CENT TO
CURRENT PRICES.
Onts Gain n Good Fraction and Pro-
visions Are Strong-Wheat Contin-
ues Weak and Closes Lower.

CHICAGO June "a continuation Of
fine growing weather throughout the spring
wheat belt. together with lower cables.
combined TO produce a weak opening in
the wheat pit to-day, and the early heavi-
ness prevailed during the entire session.
September closed isc lower at 661zc Sep
tember corn closed a fraction over a cent
higher than yesterday. and oats were 40
&c higher. with provisions 5dl0c higher.
Wheat opened easy on lower cables and
the market was almost devoid OF any fea-
lures. the only one being small offerings at
the opening. when prices were at the low
point. A limited demand existed on the
part of one or two leading bulls, and con-
siderable evening up was done toward the
close. September opened h6hc lower at
66ss0e61zc. and on fine crop prospects de-
clined 10 664q662sc but later rallied to
663tc. and held fairly steady until the close.
which 1sc lower at 6512c. Seaboard
clearances were $4,000 bu. Primary re-
ceipts were $4,000 bu. compared with 522. 900
bu year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 2S5 cars. against S25 cars last week
and 52S cars a year ago. Local receipts
were 81 cars, OF contract grade.
Corn opened firm at a shade over Fri
strength was well maintained throughout
the day. A continuation of hot. dry con-
dition in the Southwest the main
strengthening feature. Trade was scat
tered, with the bulk of the buying by a
few local professionals. September ranged
between 44Ssc and i57sc closing 1G1hc high
er at 455s6l45&.c. Seaboard clearances were
10000 bu. Primary receipts were 24S 600 bu
compared with SSS.O1O bu a year ago. Lo-
cal receipts were l56 cars, 4 grading con-
tract.
oats opened about steady. In sympathy
with corn. Considerable strength devel-
oped. After the first weakness there was
a big market-the largest Saturday mar
ket for some time-and the buying doubt
less was induced by Shows report that the
oats average is the lowest since 1894 and
also the prediction of continued hot
and fair weather in oats growing States.
Toward the close covering by shorts was
a bull factor. September ranged between
26asM262<c and 27l4c. closing 2Qhc higher
at 27G27lsc. Clearances were ll7OOO bu.
Local receipts were 132 cars
Provisions opened steady. with a strong
undertone. Commission mouse demand for
lard was the main strengthening factor
Sellers of the past few days were the best
buyers to-day. September pork sold be-
tween S4.711 and sl4S7ll. closing 1Oc higher
at Sl4-S5. Lard ranged between sS.70 and
sS75, closing 71zc higher AZ 1915 Ribs
ranged between $S15QS171a and $S.17lLdS. 20.
closing &c higher at $S.1711.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
IS cars; corn, las cars; oats. 120 cars; hogs,
81 900 head.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and ExchanEe-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS-Comm paper. 4641k per
cent; time loans. 5Q6 per cent. Clearngs, 81,
l59, ,sS9 90 balances, 1851 Si3.o7
NEW YORK.-Call money firm 5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4Q5iz per cent Ster-
ling exchange nominal; actual business in bank
ers' bills &si for demand and SASSY for sixty
DAYS; posted rates. 81 Sc and 4sSlz: commercial
bills. 81 So Clearings. sSl6 29s 7is; balances.
SO. 577. 633
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange s4.s6 for sixty
davs 81 ssIz demand. New York exchange, zoe
premium. Clearings $50, o,4ss.sos; balances, ST.
6S5, $40.
BOSTON.-Clearings. s24.s oes; balances, ST.
S3S, $40.
PHILADELPHIA.-Clear s14.6 4SS; ball
ances 81, ,923, 993.
ST. LOUIS-Money steady at 567 per cent.
New York exchange, par bid, 15c premium asked.
Cearngs, s5,4l7,0SS: balances. sl0i6 500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sS.2s .e91: balances.
$3.50, ,04s.
CINCINNATI.-New York exchange par
Money, 366 per cent. Clearings, 81, lis, ESQ.
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LONDON.-Money. per cent. Open market
discounts: Short and three months bills, 2%6
2A per cent Consols. SO 9-16 for money and on
account. Spanish fours 71k- Gold taken into
the Bank of England balance, G1O9,O00
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 1907 22itc for
the account. Exchange on London, 25f 2011c for
checks. Spanish fours. ". 021z.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m 3sI1nf for
checks. Discount rates: Short bills, per cent !:
three months bills. 3L per cent
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THE JoBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below are the seIlinx
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
Dry Goods.

Reached sheetings-Androscoggin L. &c: Berk-
ssl.SS g SS g sse sS xsso s s o e.
Loom, 7,tc Farwel. sac; f1tchville. etsc: Fun
Mdsh e HSSs S, Esss Egg tasoSs ss; oldss ss 1fs @
nc: peabody &C; Pepperel. "a isc: Peppersll.
1914 2Oc Androscosgin. 80 isc; AndrOscosgin.
Brown sheetings-Ausn,ic A. &C; Argyle. shcs
&c: .' bwishrs star, &c; Great Falls r. 5tc: Great
Peppersil Il. Sac PeppereIl. iO- isc Andro:cos
gin. s-i. lie; Androscoggln. 1914. isc.
SCI hsn TR e isn ross ss sn:sss
Indigo. &c: Arnold long cloth. 3. SC: Arnold
Merrimac pinks and purpes 51sc: Pacinc fancy.
&c. simpsons mourning. ,lsc: simpsons Berlin
= TKid.hnlshed cambrics-Edwards. sxc: Wares.
Tickings-Amoskeag AGA. iostc: conestoss
a al. ACE zee e ESTa' Hamilton S awnings. m knons
fancy. l7c; Lenox fancy. lsc: Methuen "A iosc;
Oakland AZ; &C; rorssWoStn sW s hssS; s1s2rehan-
swift River 5i1c.
dress. &c; Bates. ss.e: Laneas,er. sl.c Lancaster
Grain Dags-Amoskeag. $3.50; American. 81. 50:
Harmony. sl5.5 50; stark. SIS
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. s.,sS; wire nails. from store.
per keg. 81: mule shoes per keg. t-so; hor.s
Provisions.
Hsms-sugar cured Is lbs average. uxgnHs.
Lard-Kettie rendered. iOlsc: pure lard. SIC.
Pork-Bean. clear. .l9. rump. SIS.
Bacon-clear sides. 90 to 90 lbs average. IoHe:
80 70 40 los average, l0zc, - TO 30 lbs average.
i0s.c; clear bellies. 2s 80 lbs average. l0ssc \
Ike: clear backs. 20 10 25 lbs average. lo4c. II
20 ls lbs average. lol4c; TO lbs average. iosc-
sho1Iders-is lbs average. ss.c; 10 to Il ibs sy.
efags. skc.
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
North Carolina Cabbage-sl25 Is per crate: Ten
ressee. small crates. Soaeoe; Kentucky. 81 per
Bananas-Per bunch. No. 1. sl.7502; No. Z ia
ossnges-seedilngs. ss.25gss
Lemons-Messina, 800 10 box. choice 81 fan
Ola Potatoes-s,io per bri; 7Oc per bu: loc extra
bermuds opon,.n per crate: Esyp,Ia1 onions.
''Honey-New white. ;ss per ID: dark. I7c'
Socoanuts-5oc ooz; por bag. 80
is3saa a1eaanssn. on.onsIHoms Tho grown. dez. ,ss
Rhubarb-Home grown. ioc per dozen.
Lettuce-Se per 70 for small lots: by the bri.as-
Tomatoes-ssc per basket: cut. n2s per crate
New Beets-2oc per doz bunches
Green Beans-nelzs per os box:
New Appies-soq5 soc per peck box.
Raspberries-sz per crate
strawberries-Home grown. usoa2: New A.
bany stTawssrr,ss, sislss per a-GSsr, crate
Dewberles-s2 Is per crate.
Cherrles-siql.2S % per crate.
Asparagus-Homs grown is9,oo per >ss
Red Plums-st-auart crate. yolx
watermelons-$ss per 100. +
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Philadelphia Record.

On the authority OF a provision dealer
fashionable people no longer eat large po-
tatoes Only the Jews, he says. buy these
big meay tubers which used TO be the
pride OF the markets. The why and where
fore of this change is q story. The larger
potatoes grow the more starch they con-
tain, and doctors nowadays object 10 starch
in the human system. Hence. a very
many, and the polite" small potato fills
the requirement. The word polite Is a
corruption of the French word petite"
Neck gardens by Stephen Girard These
were also known as kidney potatoes, and
were claimed 10 have some medicinal value.
Many OF the early Neckers were OF French
origin and these continued 10 use the term
petite pomme de terre. The next genera
tion modified this into "perlites. and they
are now referred TO as polite potatoes.
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FOREIGN DRAFTS
and MONEY ORDERS

beef hams. $40 5oG2l. 80: packet. so 50qll; city
extra India mess. slsqiS Cut meats steady te , :,
80; picked hams SO 25q10.75. Lard firm; West
ern steam. 81 Refined firm: continent: VII, ~ 10
5. A. 1856; compound. 81. Pork quiet; famliy
SIS 50l1l6 short clear. <l5qi: mess SIS 15u i6 20
Potatoes quiet; New York. per brl. $50.
Cotton-seed oil quiet; prime er1oe hohihai
crude nominal: prime yellow, 3Sc bid
Rice qul * domestic, iair TO extra, 4%q6i<c
japan. fAc. Molasses steady; New orleans opei
kettle good to choice, 35Q42c.
Coffee-Spot Rio market quiet; No. I, invoice
1-isc Mild steady; Cordova. SA4l2lec:
Surar-Raw steady; fair refining, 9-16c; cen
trifugal &c test 7-s2c: molasses sugar S-lsc
Refined steady: No. 6. 4s5c; No Z, 4.S5c; No.
4 75c. No O. 70c: No. 10. 4.65c: No. II. 4-60c
No i2 455c No. 13 455c; No. IA, 4.50c; standar'
A. $500: confectioners A, 5.3Oc mold A. 5Sc
cut loaf. &C: crushed. Sc: powdered, $500; granu
1afe cubes. 5.15c.
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NEW YORK. June 2s.-Petroleum dull: refined
New York, $780, Philadelphia and Baltimore
ss5c: Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk. 435c.
Rosin quiet: strained common 10 good s1.45.
Spirits OF turpentine quiet at 37Q371c.
WILMINGTON June 2s.-Spirits OF turpentine.
nothing doing. Rosin firm at 95cG$l. Crude tur-
pentine firm at 81. to 81 20. Tar firm 81. so.
MONTPELIER. June 2s.-Indana and South
Lima crude petroleum, I4c North Lima. roc.
CHARLESTON. June 2s-Spirits OF turpentine
firm 34c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH June 2s.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 34c Rosin firm and unchanged.
OIL CITY, June 2s.-Credit balances. s1.05; GER
tiflcates no bid. No runs or shipments.
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Metals.

NEW YORK June "a quiet market was
prevalent in all branches OF the metal trade to-
day. Variation in values was not apparent, and
in the absence Of information from abroad they
were largely nominal. follows: Pig iron war
rants. 50 5o61l0; Northern foundry. 50 251l5 so
Southern foundry. sls75G15.s5; soft Southern
sl2 75Gls25 Tin. 2SQ2S 45c. Lead, 4.37ia &c. Spell
ter a92Itd3 9Tlac. Copper-Lake Superior l7c !:
casting and electroytic. 16Asc.
ST. LOUIS. June 29.-Metals steady. Lead
irm at i35c; spelter quiet al SS5c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. June 2e.-The spot market for
dry goods under the influence OF extreme heat
and short day. has been poorly attended. and
store trade has ruled slow Mail orders in both
cotton and wooden goods have been up recent
averages. No change In tone or prices. Print
cloths quiet. but cotton yarns have been In bet
ter request and nrner in tone. with occa-
sonal small advances secured.
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so Near and Yet So Far.
New York Times.

New toFk limes.
Abe Gruber at the Fifth-avenue Hotel
Friday night. Il have just been offered the
presidency or copper mining company,
and the mine is only five miles from the
Anaconda
'Oh, that's nothing" remarked Charles
Steckler II live IN a fiat. and it's less
than half a mile from the Vanderbilt man
sions."
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Poultry.

ST LOUIS. June 2s.-Poultry steady; chickens
71sc; springs. 13G15c; turkeys. Sc; ducks &c;
geese. sc: springs. &c.
NEW YORK. June 29.-Poultry-Alive Quiet
Dressed nrTn: springers. eod2sc; turkeys. 7Gslhc;
fowls. 10dloi1c.
CINCINNATI, June 29.-Poultry quiet; chick
ems. s412c; turkeys, 5ieq6c-
CHICAGO. June 29-Iced poultry steady; tur-
keys. Sc. chickens, s1sc.
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WASHINGTON.-Satu statement OF tn
treasury balances in the general fund. exclusiv
or the $3.50 000, 900 gold reserve in the division
redemption, shows: Available cash balance
sl75, ,0SS 221: gold, SOS, ST., ,33s
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS. June 2s.-wool in fair demand
with prices we'll sustained medium grades II
are: light fine. iidlfc heavy nne. sdiic; tub
washed l6g2sikc.
NEW YORK. June - Wool quiet: domestic
fleece. 2612Tc: Texas. i6ei7c
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NEW YORK.-Imports of specie for the weel
s44 e37 in gold and s15,792 in silver. Exports
OF gold and silver TO all countries FOR the weeI
aggregate 2l.e22 In silver bars and coin ant
chandse at the port of New York were valued a
$l1, ,623. 700.
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silver and Certificates.
Treasury balances.

NEW YORK.-Silver certificates 60c: bars
5sl4c; Mexican dollars 47Ac.
LONDoN.-Silver bars quiet at 27kd an ounce.
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NEW ORLEANS. June 2s.--Cotton steady.
Sales. 245o bales. Ordinary. &c good ordinary.
6sSc: low rniddling 7Ac: middling SIC: good
middling sac: middling fair. &C nominal. Re
ceipts. 5.762 bales; stock ll0sN bales.
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The banks now hold sS,Si4.aO0 in excess
of reserve requirements under the rs per
cent. rule.
The Financier says: 1.-THE bank state
of S10,44,000 In loans, the liquidation in
this item which was in progress during
the greater part of the week and also the
elimination from the statement of about
$4,000,000 of the loans of the closed Seventh
National Bank. The cash was reduced
by 1892 700, which amount closely agrees
with the preliminary estimate of move
ment of money during the week Ii should
be noted. however, that the elimination of
the Seventh Nationals cash, which i'm
the previous week was reported at 81 335
400, should be considered as more or less
Affecting the statement. In explanation of
loss of cash through subtreasury opera
tiOns, IL should be observed that in addi-
ton to the excess of ordinary receipts
over disbursements, there was payment
into the treasury early in the week OF
about 81, 100000 by the Chicago & North
western, which, in the previous week
bought from the government the latter's
interest in the Sioux City & Pacific Rail-
road. Detailed returns of the movement
of cash between banks OF this city and
of the interior disclosed some Withdrawals
which may have been caused by apprehen-
sions of trouble resulting from the Sew
enth Nationals failure. The decrease of
81. .462, zoo in deposits includes. of course.
the S.7l2.400 reported by the Seventh Ma
tional in the week ended June o. This
total loss by all banks, however. harmon
ICES with the decrease of cash and of
loans. 1t is noteworthy that the circula-
ton of the banks. as shown by the state
ment was reduced 1851. 100. This, however
was due TO the omission from the return
of the s299,300 circulation Of the Seventh
National as well as by the other items OF
that bank. The incidents Of the week were
of a more or less disturbing character. but
the outlook on the whole appears favor
n bie -
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white. 5: No. white mixed. /: no establisAs<
grade ]. total is cars.
WAGON MARKET

Corn-42145c.
Oats-306f32c per bu.
Hay-Timothy. choice. ,lOQl2: mixed. ,sa1of
clover, t7ds per ton.
Sheaf Oats-s7dS per ton
straw-s4Qe per ton, according to quality.
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STATEMENT ASSOCIATED BANKS THE CITY OF NEW
YORK FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 29
- neSed The percentage
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ltures ranged as follows:

cash quotations follows: Flour dull
winter patents $350d360 straights. $s63. 10:
spring patents So 2SG355; straights 81 7oefs: ba-
sers, Sls0n2 so. No. spring wheat. 62Q65c; No.
!. red' eS'3Qeoc. No. corn. 43lsc: No. 2 yellow,
ssssc No oats, 2Si462S%c: No. white. Sic:
S, no. white; 29q Solsc- No: 2 rye. 4sAg47c Good
ieeding barley. soc. No. 1 flaxseed s1.SS; No
northwestern. S.SS. Glover seed. contract grade.
ss.So Ness pork, per brl. s14.62isdl4.s5 Lard.
Per ~ lbs. SS.62t1GS65 Short-rfb sides Qoose),
s.sSQSlS. Dry-salted shoulders tboxed), s7.12i19
10 Snort-clear sides boxed. S. s06S50. Whis-
Ky, on basis OF high wines. Sl.27
keceipts-Flour. "a. .000 brls: wheat. 81 900 bu (;
ssppI,n. lSzvVo ou; oats iiSo00 bu: rye. 5000 bu
snlpments-Flour. 20 600 brls; wheat 22l:000 bu:
corn. bSVoO bu. oats 254. 900 bu: rye. !, 900 bu.
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Liquidation of Loans shown to a
Very Notable Extent

NEW YORK, June 29.-The statement of
the associated banks for the week ending
to-day shows the following changes:
The Indianapolis journal., 1901-07-01
Poultry and Other Produce.


(Prices paid by shippers)
Turkey hens. &C per ID: young toms. &c: hena
&c: cocks. 4c young chickens iy1kc. ducks &C.
S-heese-New York fun cream. I3c. domestic
Swiss, lie; brick. lac; limburger. l5c.
Butter-Choice roll lie per ID. poor No. 4
7Gsc.
Eggs-Sc per dozen.
Beeswax-3ec for yellow. 25c for dark
Wool-Merchantable medium. Ice: bury an<
unmerchantable. -Q5c less: coarse grades. lee.
fine nerino. ioqi2c. tub washed. 2s4z7c.
Feathers-Prlme geese. spc per 10. prime duck.
20c per 10.
HIDES. TALLow. ETC.
Greensalted Hides-No. !. Sc; No. z &c: M.
1 calf 9i.c; No. calf &c.
Grease-White &c: yellow. ske; brown. 2xc-
Tallow-No. l. 411c; NO. J. &c.
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M639s5l7 balances week ending & 1901 S42162&