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AT NEW YORK.
Corn and Oats Higher with western
uarkets-GeneraI staples Quiet.

NEW YORK, July 20.-Flour-Receipts,
IS. 1865 brls; exports. 12.0S7; quiet, but neid
nominally higher; winter patents, 5000
80: winter straights, S.25Q3.40; Minnesota
PATENTS, ss.65G3.9o; winter extras. S2.cg
80: Minnesota bakers, S2S5q5.lo; winter
low grades, s2.3od2.40. Rye flour firm
fair TO good, s.. 70a3.25; choice to fancy,
81 AZ. Corn meal strong; yellow West
ern. s1.O7; Brandywine. S2.60Q2-O- Rye
firm. No. 2 Western. 57Ac, T. o. b. af1oat;
state. 53G54c. c. i. f. New York. CARROTS.
Rarley dull; feeding. 4Sc. c. !. I. New
York: mailing. 5s@62c. c. t f. New York.
Wheat-Receipts. 1880 bu; exports, S7,-
COG bu. Spot rm No. 2 red. TAc. 1. o. b.
afloat. 751tc elevator; No. northern Du-
l,Ith 76lkc. f. o. b. afioat; No. l nard Du-
luth; sac. T. o, o. anGat; 1 IapldaY on re-
norris of heat and damage TO spring wneal,
supplemented by higher cables: the rise IN
corn and general covering They hnaliy
eesed off a little under realizing and closed
steady at a partial CSC net advance. july,
75Is655Ssc. closed at 15lsc; SEPTEMBER as
an lI-l6c. closed at I44c; OCTOBER cioseo
CornNReceipts $1,000 bu; exports. $3.50
bu. Spot strong; No. 2, 51tsc elevator. 9s4G
f. o. b. afioat. Options were actlve LIN
states. with no prospects for relief CaoIes
were higher and sentiment bulllsn; cIOseo
firm and 1&Nli2c net nlSneI- July oa,<0
577Ic closed at 577xc: September. 57ssG5SAc.
closed at 5sisc; October. 5'ssG0Si4c' closed
OatsEReceipts. 1Ol 900 bu; exports. 1905
bu. Spot strong: No. ,. Csc; No. 3, Ssl2c; NO.
2 white. IzQ4l No. ; white. 4Oc; traeh
mixed. Western. 37ik@Ssc; track white. 81
M44c. Options were fTmer with corn anu
on the unfavorable crop situation
Hay steady; shipping. 7Oq1oc; good 10
choice. S7izGS21fc.
Hops weak; state. common to choice.
Tcon CrOn 2n1sC- 1879 crOD. 1oEl3C. OLD. ZNoCs
Pacific coast, 1900 crop. l3Ql7iec; 1899. nqloc;
old. 2q6c.
Hides quiet; Galveston. 20 TO % pounds,
1S15ieiLc. california. q 10 % pounds. lsh2c;
Texas dry. "A 10 q pounds. 14ifc. Leather
quiet; hemlock sole. Buenos Ayres. hgn'
~ heavy weights, 24d25c; acid, 2id25c,
Beef steady: family. 81 .5oal2; mess; $500
10: beef hams. s20.5oa21.5 packet, sloqlO.oo,
city. extra India mess. $l6Qls. Cut meats
steady: picked bellies. se.50ali; picklec
shoulders. S797.25; picked hams. Slqlla
lard steady: Western steamed 1870. he
ared steady; continental. &.S5; 5. A, 500,
compound, Sa7.l5- Pork quiet; family s'
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July 20.-Cattle-Receipts. 500. In
Guiding rs Texans. Market steady at late ad-
vances' Good 10 prime steers. s5.4Oae.l0; poor
10 medium. a 25; stOckers AID feeders
in steady supply at 81 IS: cows. SqA7s; heit.
4-4o; calves. S.'5ae; Texas steers, SS4yqsSv
left over 5, ss5' Market good TO strong Sc higher:
others steady; close weak. Mixed and butchers.
heavy, s.. a light. s565G5.So; bulk OF sales.
1.5o. Sheep steady; lambs
steady. Good TO choice wethers. S.s0a4.N; fair
to choice mixed. 50. 50d3 90: Western sheep. $500
4: yearlings. s4@475; native lambs. $SG5: West
ohiciaI receipts and shipments for Friday. July
10; Reeeipts.Cattle 4Ses; hSss. 80 SID.
1884.
KANSAS CITY, July 20-cattle.Receipts. 900:
the market is generally 46c TO 75c higher. Choice
export and dress beef steers, SeOQe-lO; fair 10
Western fed steers, s45OG5.sO; Texans and In
dians. Ad4.5O; Texas grass steers, SZSg4;
Texas cows. s2,ssqs.25 native eows zsogz ,e'
s.. 5OQ45O; calves, s2.5O65.20. Receipts for the
week, 10000; last week. $500.
Top. sos; bulk OF sales. s5.Soa5.so heavy. $ 500
sos: mixed packers. &.60q5.se; light, $.SgSsS
pigs. 81 Receipts for the week. l0"VS;
s~heep-Receipts. 600 Market compared with .
"a. Ewes. 50 sd 25: stock sheep. sl.75G275 Re-
ceipts for the week. 5000; last week, 1900
ST. LOUIS. July @.-cattle-Receipts. 900:
AdI =
steers. 81. s0G5. 65: dressed beef and butcher
steers. 50. 60G5. 25: steers under Loo lbs, S-lOQo.z';
stockers and feeders. x2d3.S0; cows and helfers,
81. 5oa4 .65; Gamers. l75Q2-5 bulls. N-5eGs.s5
Texas and Indian steers. S-25q4.+O; COWS ana
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market SC higher: Pigs
and lights. s5.Sod5 80; packers. S.7595so' buteh-
ers. s.. 9OG6.17z-
heep-Receipts 100. Market easy. being gen
orally quoted at sl.75 lower on lambs and 90
lower on sheep than at the opening OF the week.
Native muttons, 2.S5QS25; lambs sSGo-A' cuus
and bucks. N75a4: stockers. NaLso.
NEW YORK. July -Beeves-Receipts mons.
Feeling steady. No cables to-day. Exports. lS6f
cattle and II. SIS quarters Of beef.
C~slves-Receipts none Feeling nomlnaly
steady: city dressed yeals STEADY AT S4Ac' couh-
try dressed veals, sd1oc-
Sheep and l~ambs-Recelpts. <2h cars sheep
about steady; lambs lower. about p cars unsold.
Common 10 prime sheep. S2SQ4-e0; common 10
choice lambs. ssa6: culls. 1915.
H~ogs-Recsipts, L5ss. including 81 for sale.
Feeling barely steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. July 2l.-Cattle-Receipts.
100 Market steady. Native beef steers. Az5p
8 80. Western steers, s.. 75Q4 80. Texas steers,
50. 50q4.4o; cows and heifers. $3g4fo. calves. -
Hor-Receipts. 500. Market SC higher. Heavy.
s.. ZOO IS: mixed. S.s5q5.70; light. SeOa5s'zi
bulk OF sales. G.65u50.
heep-Receipts 800. Market steady. WetherA
So 25GS so; ewes. 81. 7593.3e. lambs. Ad4S.
CINCINNATI, July 2o.-Hogs active and higher
at S4d6.15.
Cattle steady at S24525.
Sheep dull and lower at s2-25H3-S. Lambs dun
and lower al s3q5.75.
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Certificates have been issued to the foliowinc
named Indianians:
original-George Pfalzgraf. indianapolis. $50
George T Colvin. Indianapolr. 50. Napoleor
Baum. Valparaiso. SO.
Additional-Andrew Erwin, Orleans, So
Reneval-Enos Stanley. South Whitley. u
Increase-WIliam 7. Perkins. Greentown. fe:
Isaac Lee. Swayzee, ST.. Benjamin Mcclure.
Bedford, s24. Peter Young. jr, hammond t2:
ireland. 81: John II. Dark. Orleans. $50. Henry
X. Staufrer. Rockheid, SO. Elijah u. Thornton.
Hammond. s.: Melvin r. Gardner. Fort Wayne.
:: william NJ. Barney. Elkhart, 81. Joseph
ii. Robinson. Soldiers and Sailors Home. La
fayette. sl2: Leavitt Burr Elder Indianapolis.
IS: John Sullivan: Bourbon. 81 Peter - Pei
son. Metamora. s2f: samuel Carroll. Mitchell
s24; Robert Riley. Alton. 81. Isaac Silver. Joliet
Vile. s2. John Ritgway. Brownsburg. WI
Matthias H. Brewer. Middleto~n. Sl. James NJ
Daniel. Dana, s.: Charles g Budd. Valparaiso.
SO. George Converse. Plymouth. 3. Edward Z.
Laurence. Terre Haute. 3: William ] I Saucer.
Converse. 81; Daniel p Kennedy. Martinssiile.
SIG. George W. johnson. Greenfield, 81. Ephraim
r. Collins. Needrore. SO. Ephraim Martin. Ma
tfonal Military Home. Marion. 80 Noah Jones.
Franklin. 81: Carl Hamke. Freelandvflle. SO;
BENJAMIN ~. Denton. Middletown. 3. Henry
wehmer. Fo-t Branch. SIC. Charles V Hardin
FortvfIIe. SO. John W. Holmes. sirclevflie. 81.
William II. {. Campbell. ElwOod. 81; william
u. Harrison. Farmland. 50. Jonathan Carpenter.
Reissue-John Moore, indianapolis. 81. Isaac
J. Miller. New Haven. 81
Original Widows. etc-Mary Rechke. Knox.
s.: minors OF John A. Henthorn. Underwood.
s4: renewaD-sarah J. East Eikhart. 81;
Mary u. Hoiderbaurn. Larwili. So
War with Spain (Originab-Wilam II. Rich
ards. Fort Wayne, So: Carlos Mcclure. Madison.
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BULLS YET In CONTROL
CORN AGAIN ADDS MORE THAN A
CENT To THE PRICE.
Oats Also Close Higher, but Wheat and
Provisions Are Depressed and
Relatively Dull.

CHICAGO. July 20.-Corn closed 1ssd1kc
and oats 4c higher to-day, again influenced
by the weather. Wheat closed $s@Hc lower
and provisions 211@715c depressed.
The story of corn was a story that could
have been told of any session during the
past fortnight. There was the same un-
compromising weather map and the same
general demand from the afflicted districts
Tor corn to replace that which the elements
have burned. Messages from the great
maize raising zone were of one tenor. There
was scarcely a cheerful note in them. Local
people. fearing that a rain tomorrow might
upset their calculations. sold on a liberal
scale, but the buying by people who need
the corn continued steadily, and the close
found the bull position still secure. Sep
TENDER sold between SAC and $3.50 and
closed 1sSG1hc higher at 55Q55Bc. Receipts
were 25 cars.
Oats also continued to advance. The de-
man6 was heavy. but little was forthcom-
ing. save from speculative longs. Septem-
Der ranged between 34l2c and 351sc, closing
&C higher at S5%c. Receipts were ITO cars.
Trade in wheat was comparatively quiet.
September opened 1sq11c higher at o91s
GJ12c, in sympathy with corn. For a time
the market held above &c under additional
sustaining factors in the shape of scat
tered damage claims. There was, however,
a big long interest still bearing in mind the
fact that the wheat crop bids fair to be a
record breaker, and under persistent liquid
alton frcm this quarter September worked
down to 6SLc and closed easy, 3sM12c lower,
at 6SzG6SSsc. SeaboaTd clearances were
7I2,0D bu. Primary receipts were 949, coo
bu, compared with $4,000 last year. Min
n~eapolis and Duluth reported Isl cars,
against 1873 last week and 265 a year ago.
Local receipts were 2I9 cars. 12S of con-
tract grade. Chinch bugs and hot weather
were reported TO have done great damage
III sixteen counties in southern Minnesota.
Provisions were extremely dull and a
trifIe easier. September pork closed 712c
lower at Sl4.2215. lard 2Hc down at $3.50, and
ribs 21sc depressed at $3.50.
Estimated receipts on Monday: Wheat, 24
cars, corn, 25 cars; oats, 80 cars; hogs, 34,-
go head.
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Wool.

LONDON. July 2O.-At to-day's wool auction
sales II, 25J bales were offered. Lambs showed
a decline of is per cent. in prices. Cape of Good
Hope and Natal woods continue in good demand,
the home trade and Germany taking superior
snow whites during the series. American opera
tors purchased freely. taking fair supplies OF fine
greasy New South Wales and Victoria cOmbing,
also crOssbreds. The number OF bales offered
aggregated 81. 2S6. Of which 5000 were with
drawn. The offerings for next week number Co
700 bales. The following is to-day's sale in de-
tail: New South Wales. $1,000 bales; secured.
1iiad@1s Cd: greasy. 2&G10Izd. Queensland. SOC
bales: greasy. 4AG1Od. Victoria, 1900 bales
secured, 3AdQls 5lsd; greasy. Said. South
Australia. 1850 bales; secured. 5GdQls Sd; greasy,
S4dGls Sd. Tasmania. 3 $40 bales; secured. 4leQ
SID: greasy, 3lzG11d. New Zealand, 1908 bales,
secured. 6-G7Ad; greasy. 2&q9hd. Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal. 101 bales; secured. 7dTI1d;
greasy. 6AQ7i3d The arrivals for the next series
aggregate 1875 bales. including Loco forwarded
direct. The imports for the week were as fol-
lows: New South Wales. 1874 bales; Melbourne,
4.6I7 bales: South Australia. 232 bales: Cane O;
Good Hope and Natal. 3s5 bales. New Zealand
1857 bales. and elsewhere. 3S4 bales.
ST LOUIS. July 20-Wool steady: medium
grades, IlGl7c; light fine, 1lQ14c; heavy fine. ga
l6c; tub washed. 12G24c-
NEW YORK. July 20-Wool quiet: domestic
fleece. ga 2Sc: Texas, l6QlSc.
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Butter, EGGS and Cheese.

NEW YORK, July 20.-Butter-Receipts. 3.5l7
packages. Market firm; State dairy. 14d14l2c,
creamery. I@l9isc; factory, 1SQl5l4c. Eggs
Receipts. 2S,513 packages. Market firm; State
and Pennsylvania. 15@11c; Western candled, lSG
15c; Western uncandled. SG121ac. Cheese-Re-
ceipts, 2,022 packages. Market quiet and easy;
fancy large colored. sc; fancy large white. &c;
fancy small colored. 9Ac; fancy small white.
SIC.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2).-Butter firm and
quiet; fancy Western creamery. 2012c; fancy
Western prints. 21c; fancy nearby prints, 23c.
Eggs firm; fresh, nearby. 15c; fresh Western,
Halle; fresh Southwestern. 12lac; fresh Southern,
lie. Cheese quiet; New York full creams. fancy
small. size; New York full creams, fair to
choice, S4G9Ac.
BALTIMORE. July 2o.-Butter steady; fancy
imitation. l7Gisc; fancy creamery. 2OG2ic: fancy
ladle, 15G16c; store packed. 12G14c. Eggs steady
and unchanged; fresh, 1lhQ14c. Cheese firm and
unchanged.
July 2O.-On the Produce Exchange,
to-day, the butter market was firm; cresmeries,
i4zulSc: dairies, l34163c. Cheese firm at SAG
1o12c. Eggs easy; fresh. pc.
KANSAS CITY. July 2O.-Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock quoted unchanged at
NC dozen. loss off. cases returned: seconds. &c.
ST. LOUIS. July 2l.-Butter iirm; creamery,
lea 2O13c; dairy. Boise. Eggs steady: nearby,
&C; Southern, &C.
CINCINNATI. July eggs firm at lOc. But
ter steady. Cheese steady.
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Sophomore.
Dispatch

Columbus Dispatch
Little Katharine sat az the breakfast
table this morning. bordering the problem
OF school life. She aroused from her rev.
erie TO say
mower. won't he? / wonder why they VIII
call him that"
NJ dear" answered the mamma. who
mower?"
You told me yourself" answered the
child. This year he was a freshman. next
year he'll be a lawnmower. then a Janitor
uate."
"Oh. you mean sophomore" the mother
explained. II said Malcolm would be Q
sophomore. not a lawnmower."
II don't know that that makes any dff-
ference" was katharine's m "One
sounds just as we'll as the other. 10 be sure:
but 1 know what a lawnmower IL. and 4
never heard that other word before" :
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Oils.

LIMA. July pa decided stir was created in
oil circles to-day by an advance of g. cents per
barrel in the price OF crude oil, in the local
field. and 10 cents in the Pennsylvania districts.
This makes a total advance of u cents in four
days. The advance to-day makes North Lima.
81 cents per barrel: South Lima and Indiana.
SEC; Tiona, S1.3S, Pennsylvania, S1.23; Barnes
vile. s1.25; Corning, $1.O6' New Castle. s1O1.
NEW YORK. July @.-Petroleum dull. but
firm: refined New York. $50; Philadelphia and
Baltimore. 5.45c; Philadelphia and Baltimore in
bulk, 4.S5c. Rosin quiet: strained. common to
good, S.40Q1i2lz. Spirits of turpentine dull at
3o4@37Ac.
WILMINGTON. July 20.-Spirits of turpentine.
nothing doing. Rosin firm at S0c1sl. Crude tur-
pentine quiet at 81 to 81. Tar firm at sl.50.
OIL CITY, July 20.-Credi balances, Sl.25; GER
tihcates sales, LOCO at S1.30; 1900 at $135. No
runs or shipments reported.
July 2O.-Crude petroleum
stronger; North Lima. Ole; South Lima and In
diana, Soc.
SAVANNAH. July 20.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 33l3c bid. Rosin firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON. July 20.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at SS12c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Decrease i'm Loans and Increase in Re-
serves Help the Market.
The banks now hold s2i. O2s. s75 in excess o

serve required under the % per cent. rule.
The fnancier says: THE statement Of the New
York associated banks on Saturday showed.
from the borrowers standpoint OF view. the very
gratifying increase in surplus reserve of IS. 30
OC0. carrying this item to $21. 02e, 375, or very close
to the figures recorded at the beginning of Juns.
The present position of the banks in this respect
is such as TO relieve apprehension on their part
of being seriously ~ncommoded through a with
drawal by their correspondents OF cash TO an
extent sufficient to compel restrictions in loan
ing in order 10 maintain their percentage Of re-
serves. The institutions. as a whole. loaned less
for money, and this fact will in great part ac-
count for the reduction in this item. The gain
of So. $50. 600 in cash was slightly below the
amount shown by the preliminary estimates.
The increase Of s. lSs, 100 in specie largely re-
fleets subtreasury. operations The decrease Of
other items. From present indications the BANKS
will continue TO gain in cash through SUBJ
treasury operations and receipts OF gold from
the Pacific coast assay office, there being about
81. 500. 900 Of the latter which probably will ar
rive during the coming week. A movement last
week Of $500. 900 currency by transfer through the
treasury TO Chicago and OF Sloc, 900 to New Or
leans was evidently for the purpose Of securing
at the points named and did not indicate a be-
ginning Of the crop movement. as surmised IN
many quarters. The outlook for the present
favors easy money. but important institutions in
of their country correspondents for funds. This
will. no doubt. he reflected soon at Eastern
centers. but the trend Just now Is in this direc-
ton. At any rate, the banks have recoupe6
rapidly in reserves. and are In a strong position
to meet the demands which may be made on
them later
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Metals.

NEW YORK. July 20.-There was very little
business in any branch of the metal market to-
dav. Prices for tin were nominally unchanged
with spot quoted at p. 15a2S.5Gc. There was no
London cable Copper was quiet and more or
less nominal as TO value. with lake ingOt quoted
al lie and casting and electrolytic at 1850. Lead
ruled fairly steady to-day. but unchanged at
4sSsc for spot SPelter was dull at 3-soaS CSC.
Iron was quiet all around and nOminallv nm
changed. Pig iron warrants se.5061O: No. |
northern foundry. sI4. 1i5.2 p; No. l Southern
foundry soft. s1I.75dl525-
ST. LOUIS. July 2o.-Metals stronger: lead
quiet at "a ACC. Outside bid for special
brands. Spelter quiet at Ss2i2c.
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$4,000
UNITED STATES n
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and ExchanEe-Clear-
ings and Balances.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paper. 4G4h per
cent. time loans, 5d6 per cent. Clearings, ST.
337, S3l %; balances, S2l2, $685. 80.
NEW YORK.-Cal money nominal. Prime
mercantile paper. 4lzQ5 per cent Sterling ex-
change nominal; actual business in bankers
bills. A.S7S for demand. S4.s4A for sixty days;
posted rates, $4.S512 and Sass; commercial bills.
81. S4a4.S4l2. Clearings, s266. 6sl. O46; balances, s17,
500, 379.
CHICAGO.-Clearings, s22. 455. 9s5; balances,
81, sos, 633.
MISUNDERSTANDING, s24. $50. $50: balances, S.,
OO3. sos.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mony. 4 per cent. Clear
ings. ST.. 654. 100; balances, 81, 1s3. 216.
ST. LOUIS.-Money. id6 per cent. New York
exchange, 15c discount bid. l0c discount asked,
Clearings. Sc. 632. 357; balances. SS3s, $50.
BALTIMORE.-Money, 4i215 per cent. Clear
ings, So, $40, 3S1; balances, s46l, $50.
CONGRATULATIONS, 4Q6 per cent. New
York exchange. par TO Ice premium. Clearings
81, 200, 300.
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short clear. s1s.25a17; mess. si5.a5

Q16.50; short clear. s15.25q17; mess. s15.25
d16.2 %
Tallow quiet; city C2 for pa ckages). 4Ac;
country packages free), 4slG5c. Cotton
seed oil dull; prime crude, nominal; prime
yellow, 3sQ3S1kc.
Rice firm; domestic. fair 10 extra. 4AG
sac; japan, 44c. Molasses steady; New
Coffee-Spot Rio dull: No. 7 invoice.
D ll-16c. Mild quiet; Cordova, SA4Q12nc.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. 3i2c; CEN
&C. Refined firm: No 6 Sc: No Z 475c:
No. s. 4.65c; No. 8. 4.6Oc: No. 10, 4.55c; No.
H. 450c; No. II, 4.50c No. IL, 4.40c: No. Ii,
f.40c: standard A. 52Sc: confectioners' A,
Doc; mold A, 5.SG; cut loaf. 5.95c; crushed,
o.95c; powdered, 5.55c; graduated, 5.45c;
cubes. zoe.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. July @.-Poulty-AIive weak:
springers. 137i4c: turkeys. Sc: fowls. l0isc
Dressed weak: springers. 15Gl7c; turkeys. 7aslzc;
fowls. l0izUIi3c.
ST. LOUIS. July 2l.-Poultry dull: chickens.
&c. springers. l9c: turkeys. SC; young. I2isc:
ducks. sc; springs. &c; geese. &c; springs, 4d5c.
CHICAGO. July 21-Iced poultry quiet: chick
ens. SHl2izc; turkeys. 64Sc.
CINCINNATI. July 20.-Poultry firm: chickens.
SlLn19c. iurkeYs. &C.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 2 per cent. Open market
discounts. short bills, 2&G2l4 per cent three
months bills. 212Q2 GIG per cent. Consos. 80 10,
for cash and on account. Spanish tours. 7Os.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 1907 size for
account. Exchange on London, 25f 1s12c for
checks. Spanish tours, 71.35.
MISUNDERSTANDING on London, pom 42pf for
checks. Discount rates. short bills, pa per cent.
three-months' bills. 2Hs per cent.
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Utility of the Motor Vehicle.
Buffalo Times.

Buffalo Times.
The recent hot wave in New York city
conclusively demonstrated the superiority
of motor vehicles over those drawn by
horses. especially in the case OF hospital
ambulances. The animals We're unable 10 re-
spond TO all the tasks which were put upon
them. for they themselves became victims
10 the same cause which called for their
services. The utility OF the automobile and
the trolley car is becoming more apparent
every day.
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ng futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady:
winter patents, IS. 3063. 40; straights. S2.SQ3-2 20;
clears. 81. 6On3: spring specials. sS9O94; patents
S. SOa3 80; straights. s27oa3; bakers, 81 log 80.
No. ? corn, 5SA154c; No. 2 yellow, 5Si2@54c No.
2 oats. S7g37lsc: No. 2 white. 3slsc; No. 3 white
lev. 43c; fair to choice mailing 4SnSoc; No i
faxseed. So. Glover seed. contract grade, $3.50
Prime timothy seed. s565.4. Mess pork, per brl,
st4. I06I4i5. Lard. per 100 lbs. IS so9S.62lz;
Short-rib sides Qoose). S7.S041so- Dry-saited
Shoulders (boxed). S7.50Q7.7 10. Short-clear sides
Cboxed). IS. 3oGs.4e. Whisky. on basis OF hign
wines. s127. 90 -
corn 300 600 bu; oats. 127. 900 bu: rye. 5000 bu;
barley. 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour 1000 orls;
wheat sc. 600 Blu; corn, 21S,0 600 blu; oats, $4,000 bu;
harley. 1000 bu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-21
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. July 2o.-The dry goods market
ten goods. The demand has been Indifferent
throughout. but sellers hold to previous prices in
10th staple lines and fsncies. American cotton
warns have been In better demand this week
with a gradually hardening tendency. most nun
hers advanced &c per round. Worsted yarns
were hrmer. woolen yarns quiet. but steady.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-21
and Merchandise MOvems

NEW YORK.-Exports of gold and silver from
this port to all countries for the week aggregate
1884. S45 in silver bars and coin and So. 40 in
gold. Specie imports were $50. $40 in silver and
SIS, l66 In gold. Dry goods and merchandise inn
ports were valued at SO, $40, SIT.