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22: bulls. s25oGs.l5; Texans and Indians. 80
40. COW and heifers. s. iog3.p.
Hogs-Receipts. 500. Market weak 70 g
SO. packers. $ SOa5s. butchers. ,s9sI
sheep-Receipts. 500. Market del and slow,
Native muttons. 500; lambs "as1e' cuiis ana
bucks. $2a5. stockers, $z9zzS.
NEW YORK. Aug. A-Beeves-Receipts. z.szs.
Market slow. steers weak 20 loc lower. bulls and
bulls, 5. 40a3.So. mainly G.Sea3. 10: cows, $500
3s5. Gables quoted live cattle slow AZ leisqlSci
ports. fiso quarters Of beef
Cslves-Receipts. 3&5. Neals steady TO Toe
higher. grassers and buttermiiks &c higher.
Veais. S5a4s5. culis. Stnt5o: extra weak. rs.
grassers and but;e-milks. SGT
ana lower. very few wanted. good TO choice
lambs steady Others slow and uneven In price.
28 lambs. sia6.i0. Few head. @25: culis. so
hogs. s. Z06-0, Western ouotable az 8 s0a6.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. H-saftle duh. Choice "a
prime shipping steers MHn5 medium % good
40. medium o. good butchers. S.foa1ss. choacs
uP hG =. IHssSs, & $500 ssas g. 10 hs-s to h iss,is pig. 10. |. =as
9 80 90 i4 lbs, Ania. ~ 90 - ms. LAT
roughs. G-sepa4l 10 demand FOR habitat erassy
stock shnats az ans price.
sheep and Lamhz-Markef slow snd dull Best
rat sheer. x743. prime lambs. Sff5.2s seconds.
n2sa5G butchers. s2yeas: cuils. ti.ssae1;
ives. s2-soa3-
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. H-Carue-Receirss
s..o8. Market steady a. slOw On Zoe lower. Ma
tive steers. AZl0aN. Western steers. 81 7o0 4 -,
Texas steers. 0.1of4ro. COWS and heifers ln0l5s
lower at ST.. 1natG- calves. St1A
Hogs-Kcceipts. 1.eN. Market opened - lower.
closed strong. Heavy. &aas@l. mixed. sd
$50. light. S.louaos bulk ~ sales. H.7s46So
sheep-Reeelpts. so0. Nariet SLOW. weak "a
lec lower. Methers. SsNle5. ewes. E@15; lsmhs
81 I14s.
BUFFALO. Aux observation-disclosures. 4 cara
Market duh ard slow. NralS. "a
Hogs-Onerings ~ ears Medium TO choice
heavy. >6.Isus. ~. pigs. &ssH37S.
Sheen and I~amh<-onerinee \ cars Srslr,
lambs. fair 90 fancy. H1s4sS. choice 20 extra
mixed. S.,SQ154.
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The Rigors of War.
New York Evening Post.

@0 fN 49,"
1t is war which the Amalgamated As
ISOLATION declared, ana the rigors of war
it is already experiencing. The swift reply
of the Steel Corporation TO the assaults
upon its property at McKeesport, is an
order to dismantle the works. The men
may have that field TO themselves. and the
wonderful mayor who had announced that
he would not protect mill property. is likely
to find himself and his municipality with
out any mill property. Strikes and labor
organizations have caused the grass to
grow i'm the streets of more than one New
England town. and why should they not do
IL in McKeesport' The Steel Corporation
has to seek for no justification except in
the fact that war is being wa ged upon ii.
Ia self defense, measures are warranted
which would be. without prOvOcatiOn, open
to severe condemnation. That is the only
moral TO be drawn from the events of YES
terday. President Gompers's apologize
and heSitant defense OF the A-malgamated
Association which he promises. i'm the name
of the Federation of Labor. TO aid i'm it's
great struggle. dces not in the least alter
the situation \ great industry has been
wantonly attacked. and IL IS entitled. nav.
IL is bound, To defend itself by every law
full weapon upon which it can place its
hand.
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LIQUIDATION in GRAINS
CAUSES SMALL DECLINES THROUGH
OUT THE ENTIRE LIST.
Losses I'm All Cases. However, Are
Only FractiOnaI-Provisions Also
Are a Little Down.

CHICAGO. Aug. 14.-Heavy liquidation by
longs caused weakness in the wheat pit to-
day and September closed ssGAc lower
September corn was &C lower and oats sc
lower. while provisions closed unchanged to
&c lower.
Higher cables gave wheat momentary
strength at the opening, but this feeling
was quickly displaced by a decided break in
prices occasioned by the weakness in corn
and realizing by outsiders. Considerable
long stuff came on the market. but support
appeared lacking, commission houses being
the most active buyers. September opened
AG15c 10 sc higher, at 741sc TO 745sc. but
heavy selling on the part of locals soon
brought the price down to 72s4c. The close
was steady and %a%c lower, at 7Sc- Sea-
board reported forty-eight loads taken for
shipment. while clearances OF wheat and
flour were equal to $4,000 bu. Primary re-
ceipts were 1,176,OO bu, compared with l.
G27. 600 bu a year ago. Receipts of $40 cars
were reported at Minneapolis and Duluth,
against 40 cars last week and 23 cars a
years ago. Local receipts were Isl cars,
twenty of contract grade.
Under the influence of higher prices for
wheat corn opened strong. TIL advance
was not 20 marked as in wheat. and on the
first sign OF weakness in the latter heavy
~0 ONAO 0SL1eA w. 1922
on the market and prices declined. Sep
TENDER opened lsa4c TO $sq1ec higher, at
Coo to 6o4c, but under urgent selling orders
the price dropped to 5SQ5S1sc. Improved
buying brought about a rally and the close
was sc lower, at 59q591sc. Receipts were
sixty-nine cars, one of contract grade.
Oats opened a shade higher. in sympathy
with the coarser grains, but weakened
later. Fluctuations were within a narrow
range and the market was without any Spe-
cial features. September ranged between
S61sc and 31lsc, closing CSC lower, at 3612c.
Receipts were 227 cars.
Provisions opened practically unchanged,
but the market soon developed weakness
on heavy receipts of hogs. Tbs decline in
grains was also a bear factor. September
pork sold between $1407Is and S1422l5, clos
ing with a loss of DC, at Sl4.l 10. Lard ranged
between $50 and S.7712. closing DC lower,
at s.. 721zGS. IS. Ribs closed unchanged after
selling between s. and $S.071a.
m receipts for to-morrOw-Wheat,
100 cars; corn, 15 cars; oats. 325 cars; hogs,
%. 900 head.
L
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations ut st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 14.-Flour quiet and steady:
and straight, s3.i5as.S5; clear. 81. 5Oas. Timothy
seed lower: spot and = arrive sold at $50. Corn
meal STEADY AZ sly bran easy sacked. east
December, 759sqT5l9e; May. ,79%c; No. 2 hard,
S2Aa7SAc: SoIn-S3. : eash: dc september
cash. ssc: September. 37Ssc: May. 4OHsc: No. 9
white. seize. Pork firm; %jobbing. $l5.75. Lard
changed: extra shorts, $S.25; clear ribs, $3.50;
clear sides. s75. Bacon boxeD unchanged; ex-
sS.ssJS. Hay strong: timothy, 81. 5Oal5: prairie
dull and weak at @.75Ql3.50. Whisky steady at
Hemp Irvine. SC. Receipts-FIour. 5000 bris
wheat, $4,000 bu' corn. 25;Ooe bu; oats, 1000 bu.
Shipments-Flour. $500 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu;
corn. 5000 bu, oats, 1900 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. &c lower
contract grade, August. 76a76lsc. Corn &c lower
wSi,e. Clipped. new. siafiIsc: So nrm ! w Mo- :
clipped, old. ACC. Refined sugars quiet but
steady. Tallow dull; city. prime. in hhds. Sc;
Receipts-Flour. $500 brs. ~l.5s7.G00 lbs in sacks;
wheat. 125. 900 bu: corn. 750.o00 bu. oats. 5000 bu'
ii'ec "ss a. '''' ~ '0'" none oats
BALTIMORE, Aug H.-FIour firm and un-
changed. Wheat auiet and easier. spot. the
month and September 76@76lsc; October. 7ss4a
76Rc. December. 9U1Sisc. steamer No. . rod.
on grade. 72isa77c. Corn dull and lower. spot
and the month. 4n6llsc; steamer mixed. sou
Qeohc; Southern white corn, esc. oats steady
No. > white. 42a42ise; No. mixed. 4ld4liac.
Rye firm: No. ? nearby. sc. No. , Western. Sc.
LOUISVILLE. Aug H.-Wheat-No ? red and
longberry. 6ec. No. , red and longherry. &c.
Timothy seed. $40 per bu: fancy bluegrass. soc
extra clean bluegrass. SOC: red clover. IS. 20. Hay.
choice. ia car lots. on track. $l45oW1J clover,
SlOni 70. straw. S5N5.0. Clean ginseng. SidAg-
per 10. New potatoes. s. 75d3 per brl. Onions.
81 50 per bri. Cabbage. $50 per crate. Gree
beans. y.75a2 per bu. Green corn. si-5001.75 PEI
brI.
KANSAS T Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING.
s7i-deSc. December. l04c. cash. No. , hard. $50.
169c: No. > red. s-lan4ac. Corn-September. So.
d59c. December asSsc. dash. No. . mixed. 5s4 n
B9c: No. . white. 5aq59Lc. OatS-No. ? white
4oc. ACCOMPLISHMENT lf2. eoo bu. corn. a. 500 hn
oats. Zae~ bu- shipments-Nheat. 20i. co bu,
corn. 80. $40 bu. oats. 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI, Aug. l-Flour steady. Wheat
firm, No. ? red. &c. Corn easier: No. ? mixed
SAC. Oats steady, No. . mixed. CSC rye 6rm'
No :. s5c. Lard steady at sS.s5aS 40 RuIb
meats firm AMI higher at xS.s7iz. Bacon firm ono
higher at S.3Iie. Whisky tdistuiers' 6nishae
goods steady on a basis az $3.50.
TOLEDO. Aug H-Whcat active and easy.
No. ?, cash, sfs1c; September 55r. December
1Nc. Corn quiet. active and lower. Seutemhe,
sS7sc. December. tie. May. CSC. oats easier.
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MONETARY.
Rates ON Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT paper. Al
Az per cent: time loans, 546 per cent.
Clearings, 81. 13S, 795. 20; balances. $1S7.620.41.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 2AQ
2z per cent; last loan, 22 per cent; prime
mercantile paper. 412d5 per cent. Sterling
exchange easier; actual business in bank
ers' bills. $.S7%W4S77s for demand and
A.S5%M4S51s for sixty days: posted rates,
81. S6n .S6l2 and S4.SS1an4.S9; commercial
bills. S4.S419d4S5. Clearings, $l5S, 5S0.539; bal
anceS. So, I'll .42o.
CHICAGO.-Clearings, S24. 500, 423; bal
ances. 81. sos, 772.
? .O65. 1874.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AZ per cent.
Clearings, 81, 903. 2O5; balances. s., 134.35
ST. LOUIS.-Money. 5G7 per cent; New
York exchange. 25c discount bid, 10c dis
count asked. Clearings, S7,O15,636; balances,
$3.50, 119.
BALTIMORE.-Money. 413G5 per cent.
Clearings, s., 094,97S; balances, S46l, 176.
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IGranger Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE general mar
ket broke on reports that strikers were
gaining some points. but just before the
close the Flower people rallied St. Pau and
the whole market followed If the market
continues to be Influenced as largely by st.
Paul as ii has been the last two days ii
probably will be a choppy affair, for the
dividend on it is given as the cause for
the movement, and the meeting is a month
away. The close was firm. Foreign mar
kets probably will be stronger i'm the morn
ing. as London Is mostly governed by or
ders sent from New York. and the large
operators here are disposed TO help the
market there. Commission business was a
little larger, but a good deal of IL was
selling long stock at the advance.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Aug. 14-spirits of turpentine
firm at 33%c Rosin firm. Quote: A. Ii, G, 81:
d, sl05: z. s11o: f. sL15a1.2 20: G.. sL2OaL25: II.
q 80; [, sl.40gl45r X. $40; NJ. 81 1502. 20;
y, $2.65: window glass. So; water white. 1876.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 14.-Spirits of turpentine
Quiet and steady at S2l.Qssc. Rosin firm AT s5c
as. Crude turpentine hrm at 81 to 81. Tar
steady at s1.35.
OIL CITY. Aug. H.-Credit balances. 81. 25: GER
| tifcates, no bid. Shipments. ITO. 1925 brls: aver
| age. s7,OSs brls; runs, 1Oo.os5 brls; average, 50. l5s
brls.
| steady: North Lima, Gle: South Lima and In
diana, sec.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 1t.-Spirits OF turpentine
dull and nothing doing Rosin firm and I'M
changed.
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September. ssHc: December. 3szc. Rye. Sic.
Clover seed quiet and easy; prime october. S6.57ls
bid.
Aug. 1A.-Wheat-Spot steady,
No. ? Western winter. - Sd: No. l northern
spring. IS led: No. l California. IS. Corn-Spoi
firm; American mixed. new, Is 1l1zd; American
mixed. old. nominal. acon-Long-clear middles,
heavy, steady at 46s.
DULUTH. Aug. H.-Wheat-Cash No l hard,
s5isc: No. , northern. 67&c; No. I northern. 12lsc.
September. No. 1 northern 721sc. December, No
i northern, T3sc. Corn. 51Ac. oats not quoted.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10l4c; December. I7sc: spot. No l northern,
9c4c; No. , northern, CSC.
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. N-Barley frmer; No. ?
c34cic, sample. 4Oa6ic.
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Certificates have been issued TO the Glowing
named Indianians.
Increase. Restoration. Reissue. ste-Geor &c
ShriHeF. Loeansport. sic. james Jarbo.. TEL
CITY. 81. Albert A. Delouey. Columbia Cifv e
Ieander Goodwin. curtisvil.e. s.. Frederick
Montgomery. MonrOeviile. $50. Henry SNeanV.
Castor. s.
War with Spain (OriginaD-Thomas X. Stew
ART. Indiauap polls. S7s Daniel 4 McCalIum. Lin.
cen. 81.
Original Widows. = A. Drake. Madi-
sen. -: Feliceti Darden. Ranger. $50 minors ~
John 3 Asher. Bloomfield. 81. Elizabeth Ram
sey. Madison, 81, sarah J. REYNOLDS, Charles
tow. s. Julia Mosez. Garrett. So.
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Fun and Fact.


BOsl0u AuNtIllStI.
Fun is one thing. fact is another thing.
For instance. II l. fun TO tell about the
college graduates whom millionaire bust
ness men employ as ~janitors and street car
conductors because a college education
spOilS a Young man for any kind OF profit
able business. N Is "A fact that "A ma lori.v
of students in the most famous institutions
of learning are the sons Of business men.
and they are in college because in these
DAYS IL is found that a good education is
the best thing a young man can have to
start him in a great industrial or CONNER
cial career.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money, IL per cent. Discount
Consols for money. gss; for the account.
81 11-16. Spanish tours, 69A. India council
bills, Is 3 15-16d.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 101f soc
for the account. Exchange on London, Psf
2113c for checks. Spanish tours, 7O.571a.
Notwithstanding on London, 20m
444pf for checks. Discount rates. short
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.ading futures ranged AS follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and firm. No. 3 spring wheat. 69i4d73c; No. 2
red, 13u No. = corn. 5Sl2c: No. = yellow.
5Si5d5S9sc. No. 2 oats, 1868 No. ? white.
Fair " choice mailing barley. 57d61c. No. I
fiaxseed. S164; No. 1 Northwestern s166. Glover
seed. contract grade, sl0.25. Prime timothy seed,
S.65d5.75. Mess pork, per brl. Sl4 Lard,
per 100 lbs. sS.704S. 72l5. Short-rib sides Ooose).
sL90US.l 10. Dry-salted shoulders (boxell. $3.50
80. ShOrt-clear sides tboxed). S.. 45QS.55. Whis-
ky. on basis Of high wines. si.2s.
Receipts-Flour. AZ 600 brls. wheat. $4,000 bu
corn. $4,000 bu; oats. 632.000 bu: rye. 1900 bu:
barley, 10000 bu- Shipments-FlOur, 5000 brls
wheat. lO5. 200 bu: corn, $500 bu; oats. $4,000
bu: barley, II, 600 bu.
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A. J and 4. 7. Peterson. repairs. 25O7 Bloyd
sNeuue. cost. So.
a Jordan q Co. addition. corner Delaware
and Maryland streets. cost. Si.oco.
y. u. Hardacre. frame house. Martindale ave
nue.. cost. Si.rE.
Chas. r. Roger. two double frame houses Ra-
der street. cost. =. 100 each.
Barbara SnRvely. cottage. New York near
Earfh avenue. cost. $50.
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This whipping Did Not Fake Place.

BufdTo NouIltI-
diana should be a State OF staid habits. hut
in the last few years its lawlessness has
become almost proverbial. The latest DEM
onstration reported was the whipping OF a
farmer and his wife by whitecaDs. the
woman being left In an unconscious condI-
ton. The victims claim 10 know no cause
for the outrage. One does not hear of such
occurrences in Cuba OF Porto Rico.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Aug. H.-Some Improvement is
noted to-day in the home demand for cotton
goods. but the market continues quiet Prices
are unchanged for both staple and fancy lines
Print cloths are quiet, with sellers at previous
prices. In mems wear wooden and gingham sta
pies tend toward a decline.
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Sunday Journal, by Mail, & Per Year.
RAILROAD TINE CARD.

4. N. time ~ IN BLACk ngnres-Tralns marked
fhus: Daily. s-Sieepcr. P-farlor Car. O
Chair Car. D-Dininr Cal. t-Frcept sunday.
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Very Dangerous Proposition.
Buffalo Times.

That H. a very dangerous proposition
OF the West Virginia steel mill workers
Ito drill and equip rifle companies. To do
IL would not only he contrary to the laws
of the State. bur would open the way for
civil war and untold suffering.
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H~orses-The horse market opened a little
stronger this morning at the regular sale
of the Blair-Baker Horse Company. About
$50 head arrived. against l15 head last week.
The stock was of good grade and the aver
age number of buyers were on hand. Con-
signors weres j. T.. Duff, Taylor Ridge, H.,
j. w. Igo, S~helbyville, ILL.,; Charles Decker.
Edinburg, Ind; Major Smith. Arthur. Ill.
Andy Schicketanz, city; f. X. Duncan,
Martinsville. ILL.,; John Clark, Westfield,
Ind: Baker a. Sheets. Anderson, Ind.
" aIker Smith, Maroa, Ill.
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Markets for silver.

dollars, Acc.
LONDON.-Silver bars steady at % 1850
an ounce
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Nineteen Transfers Made Matter Of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at ) p. m. Aug. Il, 1901, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. 12s East Market street. Both
telephones. 500:
Samuel Lewis to John Smith. n e u OF
the 5 e 4 of Sec 10. TIP II. X $40
acres. Lawrence township ............ $500. 90
Cinderella Thomas 10 Louis l. Ludlow
ct ux, part Of the s q "a of Sec "a.
TIP II, II 5i9 acres. Lawrence town
ship 1850. 90
ux. part of the 5 e = Of Sec S4. Tp II.
II 80 acres. Lawrence t0wnship).... LOO
James w. Smith to Louis L. Ludlow ct
ux-. part Of the 5 e "a of Sec "a. Up Il.
r @16 acres. Lawrence township. soc. 90
VIM. f. English to William T. Whit
lock. Lot 80, In SEC ! Martindale &
VIM. A. staples to Elizabeth ]. Robin
son. Lot Is. Block .. North Indianap-
oils. (Eugene st. near Elmira stu. go. 90
Robert Douglass to Mary c. Lesser. Lot 3,
Losers 1ss add to West indianapolis
0kappeS ST. LOO
Union National Savings and Loan Asso-
citation To Oscar j. Ensley q al Lot
Il. Moeseh's add. Corner 18th st and
MSTthT E Rpoots 10 samuel CARLTON 10000
part OF the n e = OF Sec Is. TIP Il. 3
50 $500 acres. Lawrence township. 1.2n. 90
Charles Harrington 10 Thomas +. Bar
rett. Lot ) and part OF Lot 4. Spann
81 al. commissioners. sub OF Outlot
n. WASHINGTON st; near Pine SD. 2.5oO
rett. Lot A.. Hyde Park add. (Grace-
land ay, near 5oth O.-.-...-.-...... 500. %
CLAYTON A. Barth TO Fred A. Kingston.
Lot :. So ,. Tuxedo Park. Corner
Washington and Colorado stsl......... 400. %
Catherine l.. Miller 20 Eleanor q. John
son. Lot a.. Allen X Roots n add.
delaware st. near lIth so o.. 300.
George Il. Yandes To Henry Themes. Lot
"a. Minturn's n add. Corner Capitol
av and Mclean place. ..........-... 1850. q
William Helfenberger 20 Ferdinandina
Reese. Lot ~. Lazarus n Pierce's
Merfdian-st Place. (McLean place. near
Illinois s0 ...-....-..-.--.~....... I2.OOo.O
soseph W. Beck 10 Vim. =. Spaulding.
Lot 3. Frances NJ. Beck's sub Of Lots
.. etc. Block ,. Rhodes's y IHinOis-st
add. GliinOis 81. near 18th sD......... l.50.G
Joseph W. Beck TO Clark VI. SchOoley.
Lot :. Frances NJ. Beck's sub 81 Lots
Z. etc. Block 3. Rhodes'S y. HlinOis-st
add. dlinols 81. near 18th so.......... 5000
Charles ". Fairbanks to Leopold Rein
hart. Lot ~. Sanders-st add. tDowney
-, near East $500
Marie \ Taylor 10 Benz. r. Holmes. Lot
81. In Douglass Park add. Delaware
st. near 18th 4.1S0.o
Transfers. 10. total consideration s34 SOP N
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1A.-spot cotton closed dull:
middling uplands, &c; ~Iniddlfng gulf, SIC. Sales.
200 bales.
for Local Produce Market See Page =.
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS, Aug. H.-Cattle-Receipts light; shipments
none. The various grades are steady and un-
changed. The demand is steady for good. fat
cattle. but very Indifferent for Medium and
common butcher cattle and stockers. All were
disposed of TO local dealers. Quotations:
Good to choice steers. $50 lbs and up
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Sheep-Receipts. 400: shipments, $50. The
receipts of sheep and lambs were not as
large as for sOn'e time past. The market
opened active, and, with all buyers in the
field, the offerings changed hands readily
enough at quotabiy steady prices compared
with yesterday. Lambs sold as high a.
IS, with ordinary to good kinds at $3u4.75.
and inferior 10 good sheep at S2.50n3.25.
Quotations:
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100; shipments, 500. There
was a small run offered to-day. The quality
was as good as the receipts Of the preceding days
this week. bat good heavy hogs are scarce
This grade Is in the best demand. The
market opened active and the days business was
transacted on the same basis as yesterdays op-
erations. The best heavy hogs sell from s. .050
90, with medium and heavy mixed At -. 95Q615.
Light mixed range from &.65d5S5, with most OK
the sales at s.. 75Q5.Se. North and Squires were
the leading buyers to-day. The supply was sold
early. The market closed steady at quotations.:
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Hogs-Receipts. 1000; shipments, $500. The
receipts Of nogS to-day ere over 5000
smaller than a week ago, and show an in
crease of about 2,OOJ over a year ago. The
market opened strong and active on the
good heavy grades, extra good heavy kinds
bringing 2hq5c higher prices than equal
kinds would have sold for yesterday. The
market was unusually active until the close
and a good clearance was made in good
season at steady prices compared with the
opening. Sales ranged from $500 TO $6.i5
and were largely at s.. 70Q6.l0. Quotations:
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Sheep and L~ambs-Receipts, IS; shipments
none. The quality Of the light supply Was very
good. The market was active. with a good de-
mand from local sources. STEADY prices were
realized on all sold. The market closed quiet ana
steady at quotations.
Spring lambs S40045 90
Fair 10 choice clipped lambs............-. 3J0Q4 ~
Common 10 fair 259I3 IS
Bucks, per 100 200q2. 80
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