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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-14
ANNOUNCE DIRECTORATE.
Northern Securities Company Has Inn
posing List Of Names on Board.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
New York. Nov. 1.-THE directorate Of
the Northern Securities company. incor.s
porated yesterday at Trenton. in connec-
ton with the settlement Of the North
western situation. was announced today.
1t is as follows:
John S. Kennedy, Willis James, Sam
uei Thorne, ]. ]. Hin, E. T. Nichols. ].
Baker, Robert Bacon. J. W. Perkins.
Dan s. Lamont, E. H. Hartman. Jacob
H. Schiff, James Stillman. w. P. Clough,
e. A. Clark and N. Terhune.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-14
PRESIDENT ROOsEvELT'S
INSULAR APPOINTMENTS

(By Associated Press.)
Washington, Nov. 14.-President Roose-
welt today announced that in making
civil appointments in the insular pos
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-14
Ex-GovERNoRs BATTLE.
Molineux Case Brings Two Former
New York Executives Together.
I'd, Aaonoio tod proSC
(By Associate

New York. Nov. H.-Two former gov
ernors of New York, David b. Hill and
Frank S. Black, met in argument in the
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-14

Col. Henry Mapleson was the son OF
the lase Col ]. H. Mapleson. the famous
director of italian opera in London. New
York and other cities. He was born in
1851, and married Mrs. Robb- Malten-
berger Of New Orleans. He was a
colonel OF volunteers.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-14
Lectures on China

(By Associated Press.)
New York. Nov. -l4.-Emil s: Fisher.
for many years connected with the
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-14
READY TO SPROUT THEIR HORNS

Composing Initiated This Evening All
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-14
Colonel Mapleson Dead.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated PreSS.)
London, Nov. 14.-Col. Henry Maple.
son, the operate manager, died in Lon
don today of Bright's disease. He was
president Of the International Society
of Music.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-14
Police Station Dig Big Hole in Brick Wall in
y tempt to Regain Their Freedom.
DETECTED BY THE NIGHT JAILER, BART SHEA
Seeking Guilty

early last evening to the fact that bricks
were lying about the corridor down.
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To.Day's Weather.
Continued warm. with possible showers.

--
Arrived
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IS ELLIS CLENN'S
BROTHER A MYTH?
Prosecution Is Proceeding on That
Theory and the Defense Seems
to Be in Desperate Straits.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Parkersburg. w. Va. July 15.-Colonel J.
d. Wo.yerton. one OF Ellis Glenn's attor-
neys. made the positive assertion this aft
ernoon that the defense would produce Ell
bert Glenn. the mysterious twin brother, on
Wednesday, and would place him on the
witness stand.
In an interview to-day Ellis Glenn stated
that her brother had been present II the
courtroom during part of the trial. and had
been noticed by several persons. She says
she will have witnesses from as far away
as England to prove that she Is the woman
che claims to be.
John F. Laird, former Prosecuting Attor-
pey. and now counsel for Ellis Glenn, was
placed on the stand for the State to-day
and was severely censured for failing to
turn over to his successor in office certain
evidence in the case that came into his
hands by reason Of that office,
Caldwell scored D. r. Kinder OF Idtch-
field. ILL.,. who was once Glenn's attorney
during a preliminary hearing, for now tes-
tifying against her. Kinder identified Fills
Glenn as the same person arrested as E.
B. Glenn. and said she told him she was
not Cora RAIDER. but had lived in Williams
town. W. Va.
- " SoSAAC u I1iiiSuOIO. ILL.,. teStlneQ as
to the scar on E. b. Glenns head, and Of
ferred to show 1t. but Ellis refused to take
on her hat, push her hair back or remove
her gloves. for the purpose of showing
scars.
Unique Ruse of Defense Failed.
Only the watchfulness of the prosecution
In the Ellis Glenn case has prevented the
execution of a bold plan which the defense
had to discredit all the testimony tending
to show that Ellis and Elbert Glenn are the
same person. The testimony that they are
the same has accumulated till 1t Is almost
convincing and the defense has tried various
methods to convince the jury that two per-
sons may be so much alila. as to be undis.
tinguishabse.
Their last plan was to practice decep-
tion upon the court. and to convince both
court and jury by practical demonstra-
tion that such an error Is possible. In
barber shop on Court square there is
barber whose resemblance to Ellis Glenn
has caused a great deal OF comment. His
form and features are like hers. and they
might be easily mistaken for each other
The defense had plan which 1t expected
to put into execution, which was nothing
in Ellis Glenn's attire and take him into
court to represent her.
It was believed that the court and the
Jury would be easily deceived and that the
result of the plan would be SO convincing
that the jury would refuse to accept the
numerous identifications Of Glenn, believing
that the witnesses might as easily be mis-
the Prosecuting Attorney got onto the
plan and nipped 1t in the bud. So the bar
ber will not appear on the stand. and a
sensational turn In the case was prevented.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
Departed.
River RiaIto Brevities.

for ali pos on he St
and Tennessee rivers between St Louis and
Waterloo. Ala. The boat cleared with q good
manifest Of freight and fair list Of passengers.
The ": II. Grapevine came in Yesterday from,
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
APPOINTED TO WEST POINT.
Charles 81. Terry of Louisiana the
Only Missourian in the Lot.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington, July 15.-The following youn.
men have been appointed to the United
States Military Academy from the South
west for admission in June, 1902:
Arkansas-James Loving, Pine Bluff; al
ternate, James c. Pierce. Fort Smith.
Illinois-Hoit A. Douglas, Hillsboro.
Iowa-Joseph e; King. Muscatine, alter
nate. Arnold c: Blanchard. Miles; Elbert w.
Cowles. Des Moines: George F. n Daley,
Council Bluffs. alternate William E. Dough-
erty, Fontanelle.
Mississippi Griffith, vicksburg:
Hally Fox, West Point alternate William
F. Buchanan. Oklahoma: Fendle A. Haden,
kosciusko. alternate Luther s. Graves.
kcsciusko.
Missouri-Charles H. Terry. Louisiana; al
ternate. Wray Dunley. Troy
Tennessee-Jamss p. Bailey: Soldiers
Texas-Henry A.. Finch, Huntsville: al
ternate, j. H Mallery. Huntsville.
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BAD BREAK IN STOCKS
FOLLOWED BY REACTION.
INSIDERS RALLY TO SUPPORT
= OF STEEL AND 1T REACTS.
Reports Of Rain Have Favorable
Effect on Lines Held by Gould
Market Closes Steady.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

EPUBLlc SPECIAL
New York. July 15.-Led by the steel
stocks. IN which the London market showed
q weak bull interest Of an extensive char
acter. American stocks broke badly to-day,
recovertng. however. part Of their decline
before the close. The general market was
heavy and consols were weak at 91ils, a fur
ther decline Of y per cent
In the local market the bad break in the
London market, the continuance OF hot
weather In the corn belt and the threaten
ing labor position affecting the steel stocks
and the hard-coal roads caused a very weak
opening, with recessions in some cases ex-
tending points. Later 1t was evident that
insiders were giving determined support to
Steel common and preferred, and this tend
ed to rally the general list.
Reports Of rain in Kansas, Nebraska and
Missouri had q favorable effect and there
groups, especially those controlled by the
s Sees1essA Their EARLY Break.
0t Paul. Union Pacific and Rock Island
break. and the reaction In the price of corn
in the middle of the day helped the rally.
Atchisons were especially firm on this latter
factor and seem; apparently: to have been
There was q good deal of covering OF
shorts. and. although there were substantial
declines. It. was generally thoroughly good
market to sell on and did not show the
With some recession from the best prices
Of the rally the market closed steady and in
every instance with a marked recovery from
the lowest figures OF the day. Money closed
this after tho bulk Of the business was
done.
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RELEASES WIFE
TO ANOTHER MAN.
Macon Husband Provides Trans.
portation and Sends Bride to
the One She Loves. !
REPuBLIc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Macon, Mo-. July 15.-Mrs. Ernestins
Burch. a bride Of two months, went to Chi
cago tonight to meet man whom shs
claimed she loves better than her husband.
Her husband purchased for her ticket to
Chicago. accompanied her to the depot and
babe her farewell
exculpates her husband from all b.ams and
admits she was alone responsible for the er-
Tor In marrying him.
He yielded her to the man she claims shs
loved and whom she expects to meet her In
the railway station in the morning, and
whom she says she will marry as soon a. .
legal separation can be had from her pres
ent husband.
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SugAf.

Sugar.
New York. July 15.-Arbuckle Bros have re-
duced the price for refined sugars 10 points.
New York. July 1h..sugar-Raw steady. but
I s-isc: molasses sugar 3 i5-isc: .refned steady:
New Orleans. La, July 15.-sugar quiet: open
kettle slse open kettle censifussa aosSa sM%
2 f-i6G4c. Molasses dull: centrifugal sli5c.
Coffee.
New York. July 15.-Coffee dull: No. 4 RIO
13-lSc. To-day's transactions in coffee futures
were the smallest within recent times. and the
market was absolutely devoid Of feature from
the start. The opening was quiet. with prices
unchanged to points higher on covering; follow
inE a higher general market than looked for.
Variations thereafter were only a matter Of s
Sept. at 5.0sc and Dec at 62o65 525c. Total
sales were but 1.5O0 bags. The market was
finally dull. but unchanged Foreign news was
unm1ortant.
Dry Goods.
New York, July 16.-There has been no I'm
provement in the general demand at the open
inc of the week and business has been quiet in
all departments. The tone OF the market is un-
changed and prices remain steady. throughout.
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Third Call.
New York Curb stock..

Hcceived daily by 9. II. Walker Z Co.,
North Fourth street:
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wan street Gossip.

Tho follovinE synopsis Of the gossip IN regard
70 the leading features OF the New York mar
ket Wes received by D. R Francis. Bro & Co.:
Nsw Tcs July ,s-LSndon& & Ssbaes % fspoTseS T!eit.s
states eeeel pcessed Tor sale there on orders
sent nom New York last night Arbitrage brok-
ers sold about 5000 shares in this market ,; for
in United States Steel. Atchison and Southern
Railway were also sold IN fairly large blocks.
ers q The Opening, and during the first half
hour there were vide openings in several stocks.
HroksGs active In the early market said that
10 I'D prices 70 nom the low levels; The West
traded On q small scale on both sides Of the
rnaxket Waseefnan Bros. were heavy buyers
Bostoa hooses were heavy buyers Of the copper
& Co and b d. Hartman had large buying
orders IN Union Pacific
Thsrs was large crowd at the opening in
esnssai 1iqsIdssion a speculative accounte: La
ssa ofns snI.hsl soId $3.50 SSeS ssSs. Il The
nre fsv fninutaes The London selling was esti.
mated At 60O shapes. which probably included
sns Slss BY aadenSufg Tha,inann =; an Co .srsi Tns
an1contA 31OD each by II. Content 4 Co. s. n:
Wsiten = Co. Talbot J. Taylor & Co. and street
- Norton, a1S there were many iarEs buying Or
IN the a9fssnoon there was general buying
ana moe a1xreegtvenees was displayed by the
man G. Sessht iarss ia bsocss q Atehiscn com.
st. Paul. Rock laand and Eries. Il was gem.
erally thouEht that Morgan and Rockefeller
md s 4 ssss S. on ss iCHr side ef sss
ehAt tbe e4ect c& tho steel etrike had been fully
0n11feA Brokers active IN the market said
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BLUE RIDGE ROAD SOLD.

Hlstoric Old Line Passes Under Coo.
troll Of the Southern.
Anderson, s. c.. July 1.-THE Blue Ridge
Railroad was sold at auction here to-day
to Fairfax Harrison Of Washington. d. c..
and B. N. Abney Of Columbia. 8. c., for
S1UO,0O0y the upset price. The purchasers
are directors or the Southern Railway. The
property consists Of thirty-tnree miles Of
road in South carolina. with equipments.
The line was built to Walnalfa. 3. G.. In
1858. 1t was the intention OF John G. Cal
hOun to connect the West with tidewatsf
by this railroad.
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Government Bonds.
New York Mining Stocks.
Treasury Statement.

Warrington. July 15-To-day's statement Of the
Treasury sslanSes M zee in the general fund; exclusive
redemption, shows: Available cash balance, $lis.
s.2els; gold So s!s SS4; silver. s25 81 7o United
5.ess; national bank notes. saos. .l.7: total re-
e.trts this day. $2.5S7,14s; total receipts this
S1.aoS 900: total expenditures this month $50 ESQ.,
900: deposits In national banks. S103. SIS. a5e.
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Midsummer Teachers, I..tit.te.

MuTphysboro. Ill. July 1.-THE firs. :, s.
sion of the Jackson County Midsummer
Teachers Institute was held In this ,1y to.
day. The instructors are: Miss Grammar
Moberly Mo-. mus, and drawing; Professor
e. T.. Vancieave, Carlyle, III. Language
Peter A. Downey.. Cook County. Uc!ted
States history and geography. The 'iratitrtf
win continue all We *, nndar the instruction
Of County Superintendent lSmmi u. Bryan.
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TO RECEIVE YALE DEGREE.
Doctor Hatoyama Coming to the
United States From Japan.

Washington, July ia Japanese newspa-
per. received at the Navy Department, says
that Doctor Hatoyama. a member Of the
japanese Diet and prominent jurist. will
leave Japan in September for the United
States to receive the degree OF LII. D. from
Yale.
Doctor Hatoyama will deliver an essay
comparing the laws Of France and Of Jap
an. He will return to Toxic In time to
take his seat when the Diet convenes,. at
the close Of the calendar year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
Pheip. County In.titate.

Rolla. Mo-. July 15.-The Phelps County
this morning. with the iarysst attendance
ever rssorded; The ,p spprSollns,t S today was
stxty. The pumDef VIII oe increased to-mor-
fessor j. B. Scott Of the ssho,i Of Mines IS
the conductor, and Mrs. c. Il. Jumiso:, the
Instructor. ,;.1s'ss7 ". .!s.s9 i;
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account. Spanish n 71.45.
Germany.
Berlin. July 15-Exchange on London 2om 40
pigs. for checks. Discount short bills per cent:
three. months bills 3 per cent. Bank stocks
and local securities opened firm on the Boerse
to-day. Later industrials weakened on unsatis-
factory runners regarding the position Of the
American iron market. Americans and Canadian
Paciics were easier. Internatipnals were firm
Bank stocks closed firm. but locals did not re-
cover.
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BRooMcoRN s1oo A TON.
Some Illinois Farmers Believe
Prices Will Go Higher.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Charleston. Ill. July 15.-sam Downey OF
Hickory Township sold his 1900 crop Of
broomcorn to-day for 800 per ton. He had
fifty-eight tons. Duncan G. Tarbox Of Ar
cola were the purchasers.
Continued dry weather u cutting this
years crop short, and decreased acreage
makes the farmers believe that the price
win go up steadily until $l25 or $3.50 q ton is
reached :. - =:
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
England.

London. July Is. D. m.-Consols for money
SIX: consols for the account 9lX: Anaconda *
asM aAstMehison IN; DO. pfd s7t: Baltimore and Ohio
4:: Chicago Northwestern q: st, Paul l5s; Dem
We yer and Rio Grande 4oA: do psd s2;; Erie 3sX:
DO. pfd. ssh: New. York Central ls3: Norfolk
pfd. So; Ontario and western sef; Pennsylvaniae
Is: Reading 1871: do. first pfd. g: do. second
8x; do. I'd. si; Union Pacific ssI; do. ptd.
ssh; United States Steel q: do pfd. se1; Wa
amount Of bullion taken into the Bank Of Eng
land on balance to-day was f190.0o0. Gold prem
tum at Buenos Ayres 1NG -.
France.
Paris. July 15.-Prices on the Bourse to-day
opened weak on unsatisfactory London adyices
and the decline In Rio Tiritos. Later prices Inn
proved and the close was steady Portuguese
were In good demand. as were Spanish a.. On.
the imurovement In exchange certain industrials
and Kaf1rs recovered. After the close Of the
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
DAINTY TAFFETA PETTlC0AT.
Pretty Mode Which May Be Devel.
oped in Mercerized Percaline,
Muslin or Long Cloth.

Ladies' Petticoat With Full Flounce, No.
s3srThis dainty petticoat is made Of violet
tafteta with black point de Paris lace and
violet ribbons for trimming.
1t has a smoothly fitted. shaped yoke
which fastenS at the back and displays no
fullness.
The petticoat is of circular shaping and
attached at the lower edge of the yoke. the
fullness at the back being distributed In fine
gathers
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16

Treasurer's Bond Purchases.
Washington. July 15.-Secretary Gage to-day
purchased 1000 per cent short-term bonds at
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
River Forecast.
The river at st. Louis will fall.
River and Business.

Harbor gauges yesterday marked 1914 feet. IN
dicating fall Of &c of foot in ths last 2.
hours.
Business along the river front yesterday was
only moderate. Receipts OF freight were light
and offerings only fair.
Weather clear and warm.
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New York stocI< ouot.tion,.

st; Louis, Monday. July Is. 1901.
est and closing quotations on the New York
Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected daily for The
Republic by D.. R. Francis Bro. & Co., bonds
and stocks. ia North Fourth street:
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National Carbon com. -
Plttaburr StocL,

Plttsburg Stocks.
Received daily by d. r. Francis. Bro. & Co.,
IA North Fourth street.
Westinghouse Air Brake 1851 asked; no bids
Pittsburg Plate Glass not mentioned
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON,
Money.

Boston, Mass. July 15.-Following are quota
tions on money. stocks. bonds and mining
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
THE LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Week Started on I'm a Very Encoura-
Riug Mauner=Ruaineaa Active.

The banks and trust companies of this city are
s,antpoint yesterday being satisfactory in every
in itl departments of banking. As It was the
first day OF the week the mails were neavy; and
character. Deposits were large and checking
against them brisk. and a very good and salts
factory business transacted with cr,ii.try
banks. There was an active and well distributed
denand for money. 1t being the opening day Of
the week but there was difficulty found in
satisfying this demand. as money was in moro
than ample demand and rates were the same as
thew have been for some time past, call and
TINA loans being made at to per cent. The
outlook for the week was considered very bright
by bankers. who expect an active and heavy
business.
The local bank cleartngs were large at $500 $50
the balances amounting to S1.03i. 7G6
Domestic Exchange.
Whitaker & Co. bond stock. commercial paper
and exchange hrokerS. No. 2hA North Fourth
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
"sUB" WAS THE FEATURE
OF THE STOCK MARKET
BEARIsH PRESSURE CoNTIN.
UED IN LOCAL SECURITIES.
There Was One Exception and That
Was Suburban Railway Stock,
Which Advanced Sharply.

Yesterdays local market for stocks was
again a very one-sided affair, and, from
bull standpoint, had but one redeeming fea-
ture, and that was st. Louis and Suburban
Railway stock, better known as Sub"
That stock, which has been neglected of
late, developed a surprising amount Of
strength during the session. the market
opening up at s79 bid. then pumped up to
$3.50, at which there were sales Of 100
shares, and finally closed S. share higher
for the day at $50 bid and none offered. The
broker who got in at the price mentioned
was congratulated upon his good luck.
Aside from the above encouraging feature
the market was dull, bearish and from 4
to 2ha points lower than Saturdays closing
prices.
As for several days past. trust and bank
stock yesterday showed the most pro-
nounced weakness, and. in nearly every
case. when mentioned. were lower in price.
The pressure was all on the selling side
but there were no sales. and bids were few
and far between. No support of cOnse
quence was given any of the numerous
trust stocks. the high-priced ones being
without any. there apparently being no or
ders to buy.
A moderately active market was had for
United Railways. but the trading was light,
and weak undertone was displayed by all
except Transit, or common. stock. winch
opened with sale Of 80 shares at $2S.75.
the same as was bid at Saturdays close:
then 50 shares sold at $26, and that was blS
preferred was in quiet demand. and sold to
the amount OF 175 shares at $3.50, but closed
point of for the day at that sellers, and
er at $50 bid and S89 50 asked.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-07-16
Wheat and Corn

Wheat and Corn at Liverpool.
Liverpool July 15.-Imports Of wheat into Liv-
erpoOl last week:
From Atlantic ports 1850 quarters: Pacific
ports none: other ports 100o quarters.
Imports Of corn from Atlantic ports last week
GS00 quarters.
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for short account,

An incident that helped the movement 70 lower
prices vas the delay In the arrival OF q Long
nent Stock Exchange members to this city. When
these members arrived on the floor Of tho ex-
change they started buying stocks in largo
volume, and their purchases helped support the
market after the early declines.
Many brokerage firms had largo amounts OF
money over. and tried to utilize Il by borrowing
stocks. but there demand for many stocks
against short sales. and It was found hard to
use the money in this way. Rock Island loaned
nat, and the borrowing rate Tor most Of the &C.
tive list was per cent
BOND SALES AT NEW York.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. July l5.-Sales Of bonds vera made
here to-day follows: :.
Efrat Call.
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Conee Prices Reduced.


New York, July l5.--Close: Money on call
4: Prime mercantile paper .4a4Hz per cent. ster-
bankers' bills at i.s7A for demand, and At
A-s!s9t. .s4s for 60 days; posted rates n. ssh and
dollars 4SE, Government bonds weak: State
bonds inactive: railroad bonds IRREGULAR. Ex-
Chicago: IL July 15.-Caearings s2s. loe, 80:
Boston Mass. July 15.-Cearinss sls. .sss, $50;
balances s. 369 4la. Posted rates 4.SSd4 SsIs New
York exchange SOC premium.
baltimore, Nd, July i5-Clearings $2.399. S7l:
balances sH7.44 Money 4h4S per cent.
Philadelphia. Pa. July 1s-Clearings 81. .592;
Cincinnati. o.. July 15.-Clearings 81. .2sa. 100.
Money 3MG6 per cent. New York exchange 1so
premium.
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Chfcaeo Stocks.
Received daily b. q. q. Walker q Co., No. no
North Fourth street. -. = s
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