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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICEs.
Considerable Strength Developed as
the Day Progressed.
Meyer & K.iser's Telegram.

Meyer & Kiser's Telegram.l
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-Thi mornings
London market showed unexpected
strength, Americans advancing from y to
Us per cent. over our close. Arbitrage
brokers were more active i'm our market
than for some time. their transactions ae-
which were purchases. Tie strike news
was considered or the whole To be salts
factory, consequently the steel stocks dis
played considerable strength. OF the rail-
read stocks, st. Paul was the leader and
was quite extensively dealt III. q bull feel
count of Chairman Miller's statement that
operating expenses could be considerably
decreased I'm the future. Later on he was
reported TO have said that probably no in
crease in the dividend would be made until
the end of the fiscal year. Crop reports
and the impression i'm the street is growing
that the government report made the con-
dltiOn of crops rather worse than they
really We're, and that the statements in the
Herald 70 the effect that corn had de-
Perforated during the first ten DAYS i'm
Union Pacific was called good and there
was said TO be renewed operations i'm At
Gibson for a pool. which has been operating
in this stock for over a year. One of few
weak stocks on the list was Sugar. but
covering of shorts in this stock prevented
Havemeyer is given as the explanation for
the selling movement of the last few DAYS.
Some of the reports in regard to his condi-
ton being of n decidedly alarming nature.
The strength OF market became still more
pronounced during the afternoon, and clos
ing quotations were about the highest of
the day. Rates for money remain prac-
tically unchanged.
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To territory grades. Choice hne woods are cost
INK 44a asc. with generally me lots OF territory
at 44a45c. Choice staple goods are quOtable az
fea sc clsaned, with offerings small. Fleece
woods contirue quiet. bat prices are held steady
in the absence Of much business. Fine Austria
liam woods are quiet but firm. with crossbr-ds
moving moderately at steady prices. The follow
ing are the quotations fof leading descriptions.
Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces. ny and Nv and
above. 2sa2ic: NN and NN and above, PC.
delsine. 2Sc. No. I comhing. 2sa26c. No. : and =
blood. PC: coarse ana braid washed, 2Su24c.
Michigan. Wisconsin. etc: y Michigan. 9n2lc.
No. / Michigan combing. sSa2ic; No. : Michigan
cOmbing. 23d2fc, coarse and braid washed, Ec;
fine deisine. 2Sd24c- Cnwashed medium, etc;
Kentucky a blood combing. zoe, = blood, zoe;
Missouri u blood combing. isc; \ blood. lsc;
braid combing. 10. Territory, secured basis;
Montana hne. l4aisc: secured. 44al6c. fine me-
dium. 1fu16c; secured. 32M4Sc, staple. itdlsc;
secured. i6Q4sc. Utah. Wyoming and Idaho hne.
la l4c: secured, HNisc; fine medium. lSul4c;
secured. aoQ43c. staple. l5al6c. secured. 4tGfsc.
Australian. secured basis, spot prices; Comhing
superTine. 7tn75c; super. 7i07ec. good. e>osoc:
average. 65a61c.
ST. II Aug. lS-Wool steady; medium
grades. ilnilc. light fine. nultc. heavy nne.
sale: tub washed. l2n24c.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-Butter-Receipts II. sel
packages. Market hrn. state dairy. i4df9c.
creamery 16u204c. June packed factory. l5u
li4c; imitation creamery lfHlIisc. Cheese
Receipts. 2. t2 packages. Market quiet: fancy
large cOlored. ssc: fancy large white, 9hc: fancy
small colored. sac. fancy small white. 9Bc.
Eggs-Receipts. 1901 packages. Market firm
state and Pennsylvania. ie9isc; Western can
died. l2ul6Lc. Western uncandled. SG1ic.
CHICAGO. Aug. lS.-Butter firm and in good
demand: fancy Western creamery. 2iisc: fancy
Western prints. 2lisc. fancy nearby prints. 2tc.
Eggs hrm and IN good demand. fresh nearby.
l2i-c. fresh Southern. re. Cheese dull and
weak. New York full creams. fancy small. s7sc:
New York full creams. fair 10 choice. 9qsAc.
BALTIMORE. Aug. l8.-Butter firm and I'M
changed: fancy imitation. lTuiSc: fancy cream
lealtc. Eggs firm: fresh. l6Hl6isc. Cheese firm
and unchanged large. iO4c: medium. IOisc
small. l0&c.
CHICAGO. Aug. 13.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was strong cream
cries. ifisu2ic. dairies. lSisUi7c. Cheese steady
al s%Hi0Ac. Eggs steady at 401iisc.
LOUISVILLE Aug. l3.-Packing butter. lOIsc
per 10. common country, ioisc. good. I2i.c: Ell
gin. &c In 6o-lb tube. 2s'ec in 3o-lb tubs, Elgin
%lb-rrints, -fc. Eggs. loal0i.c.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 1S.-Eggs nrm and higher
az i5c Butter firm and higher. creamery. iS8
sc. dairy. re. Cheese Arm. ohio nat. si.afOc.
kANSAS CITY. Aux Eggs arm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, lie doz. loss or and
cases returned.
ST LOUIs Aug ts,-Butter higher, creamery.
l0ne2c. dairy. Bale. Eggs steady. nearby. lie.
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Commission Business Light.

rGraham, Farwell e. Co.'S Telegrsm.1
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The market closed
firm all around. There has been a great
deal of backing and filing. shorts covering
quite freely, especially in Atchison com
mon. where interest has been largest. The
bulgas met sales to obtain profits which
caused frequent reactions. but at the last
the tone was good and sentiment is moder-
at6ly bullish. ST. Paul was more active
and the bull poipt IS the probability of an
increased divideno. International Paper
was advanced on the good annual state
ment. Steel stocks did not hold all their
advance and some news from Pittsburg.
near the close, was not quite so favorable.
However, the market has done well to-day.
but commission business is still light. Ii
probably will improve should the market
hold it's advance and nothing OF an UNI
favorable nature deveiop.
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AT NEW YORK.
Generally Easy Tone i'm the Cereals,
Other staples Being Firm.

Other Staples betn& Ffrm.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-Flour-Receipts.
q. COG brls; exports. p, IA: sales, $500 pack
ages; market firmly held but quieter at
old prices. Rye -four steady; sales, 500
brls; fair TO good, 81. 70a3.15; choice to
fancy, $3.15d3.35. Cornmeal firm; yellow
Western, s1.25: city, s1.22: Brandywine. $3.50
@3.Jo. Rye steady; No. . Western. SIC f. o.
b. ahoat; State, 55Q56c c. l.. f. New York.
car lots. Barley quiet: feeding S2c c; 1. 1.
Wheat-Receipts, 1853 blu; exports, 244.-
453: sales 10000 bu futures. 5000 spot. Spot
vator; No. northern Duluth, SIC (. o. b..
afloat; No. l hard Duluth yc T. o. b.
afoat. Options were weak and except for a
sharp late afternoon rally on big clearances
and Northwest Improvement, were unset
tied and easy all day. The selling motives
included poor export demand. disappointing
closed at 7sc; October. 7SM97sSsc, closed at
79Sc; December, 80 5-l6aSlhc, closed at
corn-Receipts 1000 bu: exports. 54,227;
sales, 10000 bu futures. Spot quiet; No. ,,
633sc elevator, 63ssc +. o. b. a1oat. Options
were dull and easy all day, rejecting lower
side support, small clearances and further
unloading; finally rallied slightly with
wheat and closed steady at isqasc net loss;
October closed at 6f1sc; December, s5a65asc,
closed at 65lsc.
Oats-Receipts, 10000 bu; exports, 6.99S.
Spot firm; No. 2, 40c: No. 3, 3s12c; No. 2
white. 44Q4hc; No. 9 white, 43iRc; track
mixed Western. S9hq41c; track white. 42a
soc. Options quiet but steady.
Beef firm; family, $u50q120O; mess.
firm; Western steamed, $40. Refined
firm; continental, S9.25; S. A. Ss:S5; com
pound. S7.00q7.25. Pork firm; family, sl6.25
dl6.5O; short clear. SIC. 25m17.O: mess, $3.50
1850. Tallow firm; city 90 for packages),
4 15-16c; country packages free). 5m5hc.
Cnffnn-GQad oil nTm- nr1mR crude nOml-
nal; do. yellow. 3S11m39c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. Z invoice, 5Ssc.
Mild quiet; Cordova, Sd111sc.
Sugar-Raw quiet and easy; fair refining.
3 9-16c; centrifugal. s6 test. 4sc: molasses
sugar, 35-16c. Refined quiet; crushed, 5.S5c;
powdered, 5.45c; g%ranulated, 6.35c.
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NONETARN
Rates on Loans and Exchnmge-CIcar-
ings and Balances.

TNDIANAPOLIS.-Commercial paper. N
az per cent. time loans. $40 per cent.
Clearings. 81. l52. 099. 20: balances. $S0,SS7.26
NEW YORK.-Cal money steady at 2d
2l2: last loan. "a. Prime mercantile paper.
4i5u5 per cent. Sterling exchange hrmer.
actual business I'm bankers bills. $iSS for
demand. A.S5k for sixty days. posted rates.
s4.S644S6iz and $4SSikI4.S9: commercial
bills, Si.SiHN4.S5. Clearings, $lS9,95l ,6f5, bal
ances. 81. 20. SAP.
CHlCAGO-POsted exchange. S4.S5la on
demand, A.Ssls for sixty days. Clearings,
81. 725. 3gl; balances. s. 1868. 056.
BOSTON-Clearings. So. COZ .726: balances.
81. $40, 14S.
PHILADELPHIA. - Money. 4n4lh per
cent. Clearings. $l3,SU, 3I5; balances, 81
O95. 1874.
ST. LOTIS.-Money. 5a7 per cent: New
York exchange. 25c discount bid. l5c dis
count asked. Clearings. s. .304, 95S; balances.
S605, 449.
BALTIMORE. Money. 4G4Lk per cent.
Clearings, 50, 765. 1856; balances. 1896. 196.
CINCINNATI. Money. 3I9d5la per cent.
New York exchange par TO 15c discount.
Clearings. s., 969. 600.
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NEW YORK, Aug. Especial cable and
Geographic communication to Bradstreet's
show the follc wing changes in available
supplies from the last account: Wheat. I'm
the United States and Canada, east OF the
Rockies, a decrease of 1865. coo bu: afioat
for and in Europe, an increase OF 100000 but;
total supply, a decrease of 1,665.o0 bu.
Corn, an increase of lis. 900 bu. Oats, an
Increase of 3l1 200 bu. Among the more i'm
pOrtant increases reported are those of
l13.U0 bu at Depot Harbor. 100000 bu at
Newport News. 1900 bu at Louisville, and
1900 bu each at Portland, Ne. and at Lin
coin and vicinity. The leading decreases
are those of $4,000 bu at Chicago private
elevators, 100000 bu ar Fort Worth. 1900
bu at ST. Joseph, $1,000 bu at Norfolk. and
81, ZOO bu each at Akron and in Manitoba.
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Poultry.

steady; fowls. sixQlec: old ~roosters, &c; sprine
chickens. 1SqI7c; ducks. loc- Dressed poultry
steady; fowls. choice. l0c; fowls. fair TO good
sI3Rc: old ROSTERS. 6lsc: broilers. nearby, lSd
lie: Western broileis. lo4lic
NEW YORK. Aug. i3.-Pouitry-Alive steady,
springers, I2IsQl3I3c; turkeys. sac; fowls. 9lec
Dressed frmer: springers. 13Ul4c. fowls. suSizci
turkeys, 7HSisc.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 13.-Poultry steady; chick
ems. &c; springs, Ice: turkeys, sc; young. Sulzc,
ducks. SC; springs, &c; geese. Sc: springs. &c.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 13.-Hens. eq6i4c per 10
spring chickens, 1lizc per 10, Sl.3Sg2 per dozen
young ducks, 7QSc per Id.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-1ced poultry steady; tur-
keys. edSc; chickens, 7zQl5c.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.-Poultry frmer; chick
ems. 141lc; turkeys. &c.
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OATS AND PROVISIONS UP
CORN AND WHEAT, HOWEVER,
SHOW MODERATE DECLINES.
Trade Very Quiet, with the Changer
Due More to Inertia Than to
Any Other influence.

CHICAGO, Aug. Blower cables i'm face
OF the strength exhibited here yesterday
rather upset the calculations of the bulls
that the market was somewhat nervous.
September wheat closed a shade lower. corn
&c lower. oats &c higher and provisions
from a shade to l2lkc higher.
QuIetness prevailed at the opening i'm
the wheat pit and prices were lower.
Fluctuations during the day were within
a narrow limit and there were no features
of interest to the trade. September opened
asc to sc lower at 73Mc TO 73ssc. and on coy
ering by shorts the price advanced TO 7sXc.
but declined again TO 73G7Sisc OH selling by
local longs. The close was a shade lower
at 7sssG73%c. Primary receipts were gsS.-
coo bu. against 1.075,oo last year. Seaboard
clearances of wheat and flour were equal
10 1.553.OOO bu. Receipts at Minneapolis and
Duluth were 262 cars. compared with l37
last week and 500 a year ago. Local re-
ceipts were 4OS cars, "a OF contract grade.
The conflicting reports as to the relative
amount or damage done the corn crop by
the recent drought were reflected some
what i'm the attitude taken by local bulls.
who were inclined 10 get rid OF their hold
ings. Trade, however, was very small and
prices were a shade lower at the opening.
In sympathy with Nheat and on increased
receipts. September opened a shade to i1qskc
lower, at 59lzc TO 60c. on covering by shorts
and outside buying the price advanced 10
G0l4c. but on selling by commission houses
there was "A decline TO 59i4c and the close
was firm and &c lower at 59A n59kc. There
was a noticeable Improvement in cash de-
mand. sales of 100000 bu being reported for
shipment here. Local receipts were 1852 cars.
two grading contract.
Oats opened lower IL sympathy with
other grains. Trading was within a narrow
range and the volume of business was very
small. Prices were relatively frmer than
on other grains. but the market lacked any
noticeable feature. September sold between
36lac and 363sc. closing with a gain of &c.
at the high point. Local receipts were COS
cars.
Provisions opened steady and trading was
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oils.

SAVANNAH. Aux. I3-Spirits or turpentine
n m az SSsc- H X = nrm GGuoes; N * -
81. 40: h. Ass: NJ. $40; y. SEQ: window glass.
e.S5 water white, $3.50.
OIL T Aug. 13.-Credit balances. Sl25; Ger
tlhcates. no bid. Shipments. l09. 076 brls: aver
age. $3.50 brhs; runs. IS, Isl brls: average. 80, co.
Drls.
WILMINGTON. Aug. l3.-Spirits OF iurpentine
steady at Sia432lsc. Rosfn firm at 95cU 81
Crude turpentine nrIn at 81. to 81. Tar steady at
si.S5.
MONTPELIER. Aux. 1s.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, Sic; South Lima and In
diana, SEC.
CHARLESTON. Aug 13.-Spirits OF turpentine.
nothing doing; quotations omitted. kosin UNI
changed.
T. YORK. Aug. L3-Petroleum dull. Ros.n
steady. Spirits or turpentine quiet at SeuS6izc.
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cash quotations We're as follows: Flour firm.
WIN moderate demand. No. . spring wheat.
I2sH7SAc: No. 3 spring. sism1Sc No. = red.
.%c- No. , corn. 5sLc; No. . yellow. seiac.
no. : oats. 554n3sc; No. > white. 3S-su4Oc
No. 8 white. S7izdSSi1c. No. > rye. 5slza6oc.
No ! fiaxseed. sl65; No. ! Northwestern.
$lsa: Clover. contract grade. $40. -. Mess pork,
per brl. Slinl405. Lard. per 100 lbs, s.. 75nS77iz.
short rib sides doose). s7.s0ds 10. Dry-salted
shoulders (bOXed), 50. ShOrt-clear sides
boxed. SS454S55. Whisky. basis OF high wines.
S1.29.
Receipts-Flour. Loo brls: wheat. 3sl. 900 bu
corn, $1,000 bu: oats. 591. 900 bu: rye. 10000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour i5.O0o brls
wheat lt2.00 .hu: corn, 5000 bu; oats, $4,000
BIZ. harleN- = nAl In
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LONDON.-Money. 1sdlA per cent. Dis
count rates: Short bills, 2ssd2 7-16 per
cent, time bills, ? 1882 per cent. Consols
for money, "a 1-l6; for the account, S41l.
Spanish fours. 69%a. Gold premiums: Ma
drid, 1892; Buenos Ayres, 1865
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 101f 471ac
for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
PIC for checks. Spanish tours, 9O.55.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Aug. Chickering'S or evaporated
apples continue scarce. and owing to a good de-
mand. particularly from out OF town. the mar
ket holds quite firm at a slight gain in values.
State common TO good. 5u7c: prime. 112Hsc:
choice, Smsisc; fancy, Sitn9c. California dried
fruits were "A shade steadier. Prunes. 3&m7c.
Peaches-Peeled llGlSc; unpeeled. SG9ho.
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moderately active. The principal feature
was good buying of ribs by one OF the
leading packing houses. Selling was seat
tered. September pork ranged between
Sl3.y11 and Sl4.271z. closing i2Azc higher at
SAP. lard between s.. ,2i8dS.75 and SS.TiisN
$50. closing Il shade higher at the high
point. Ribs closed Ice higher at SS6. after
selling between $50 and SS.05.
receipts for tomorrow
Wheat. l& ears. corn. 20. oats. 30. hogs,
Z.a0 head.
leading fntnra. raneed as follows.
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Wool.

BOSTON. Aug. 3.-There was a steady tone
TO the wool market this week. with general con-
ditions not materially changed. Manufacturer
are disposed 10 buy freely. and with mills mod
erately well employed this makes a very liberal
business. The market Is In good shape. taken as
a whole, with conditions nrm. The best feature
is that the wool taken goes Immediately into
use. The goods market Is yet the controlling
factor OF the situation. and 10 the cheerful posi-
ton OF the latter Is due the strength of the
wool outl1ok. The sales made still run largely
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Dry Goods.

NEW DIRK Aug. II trade has shown
little change to-day in any department. EX-
porters are doing more business, aud are buying
sheetings freely for China Print
cloths are dull and barely steady. Prints quiet
and unchanged. Ginghams firm. Silks are firm,
with a fair demand. Hosiery and underwear
quiet and unchanged.
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Cotton.

KEW Aug. 13--cotson steady:
sales f,2o bales. Ordinary, 8 3-i6c. good or
dinaty. size. low middlins. : Sic. mlddline
SI-l6c. good middllne. 5-16c. middling fair.
: il-lsc. Receipts. 72 bales stock. -. 745 bales.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3-cotton-Spot closed
aIlet: middling upiands. Sc; middiing gulf. SIC.
sales. 759 bales.
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Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments. 5000.
There WAS a good supply OF hogs on sale.
showing an increase of Loco as compared
with a week ago. and 1000 compared with
a year ago. The market opened steady and
slow. with good heavy stock selling some
what stronger. while common light and
mixed grades remained fairly steady, If not
a shade weaker. Sales ranged from s.. 55u
6i2tz. and the bulk of the sales were at
&ebu5.15. The market closed steady. Quo
tations:
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APOLIS. Aug MISUNDERSTANDING light:
shipments none. Common butcher stock
made up the receipts this morning. The
demand from local sources Is steady. and
prompt sales are recorded ON all offered.
The market h steady on the various kinds.
The veal market H. steady. with light sup
plies. Most of the sales were around s..
The market closed quiet at quotations.
Good 10 choice steers. 1850 lbs
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understandable. eGsc less. coarse grades. isc:
nue merino. 100 lee. tub washed. etG4ac.
festhers-frimc geese. Sc per 10, prime duck.
e0c per N.
HIDES. TALIyOW. ETC
Green-Salted Hides-No. l. SIC: No. 2 TIC.
No. ] calf. sAc. No. . calf. s..
Gr.ase-Mhite. sc. yellow. SIC. brown. 2.c.
Ialiow-No. I. psc; No. 2. &C..
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Markets for silver.

NEW YoRK.-Bar silver, 5Slsc; Mexican
dollars, Acc.
LONDON.-Silver bars dull at 26sd an
ounce.
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Sheep-Receipts. 600; shipments, 300. The
receipts or sheep and lambs were an aver
age Tor this time I'm the week. but show "A
decrease compared with a week ago and an
Increase compared with a year ago. The
market opened steady and later became
q shade stronger. Statesmen We're asking
steady prices, and with both shippers and
local butchers In the market the cOmpeti-
tion was good. The offerings changed hands
readily enough and "A good clearance was
made az quotably steady prices. Quota
tionS:
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TO good 500 10 1.1e-lh

Hogs-Receipts. 1000: shipments. 1900. AL
though the supply of hogs to-day was COM
paratively liberal, still 1t lacked about 400
run. The quality was only fair. with the
bulk made UP of light mixed grades. The
market opened strong and a shade higher
imam yesterdays average on the best heavy
hogs, but all other grades showed no change
as compared with yesterday. The best
heavies sold from 50 to Solo. with medium
and heavy mixed at $5.9Od5.9 719. Light
mixed ranged from $50 To $3.50. The ship
ping demand was strong. Squires. North,
Wilson and Schenck. Eastern dealers, Sc
cured most of the supply. The market
closed steady after a clearance had been
made OuotafionG-
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Horses-l75 head OF horses were up AZ
the regular sale OF the Warman, Black x
Chamberlain Company. against $50 head
last week. The market was unusually dun
There were not many buyers present. and
the bidding was slow, although a hstter
class OF stock WAS on the market than Is
usual. The stock went cheap. the highest
bid being Sl50 for a coach horse. Among the
horsemen present We're ~. l.. Pfaltzgraf.
Of York. Pa. III. Stoner. OF Buffalo. and
Dan Armhiem. OF Pittsburg.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
Local and Chicago Securities.

Graham, Farwell & Co. furnish the fol-
lowing quotations:
indianapolis 81. Ry. 5 per cent bonds. 1adl1l
Chicago Securities
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS Aug. 13.-Metals steady; lead firm
at 4. 3od4. soc; spelter quiet at 3.s0c.
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Local hanks aud Trust Compnnie,

FURNISHED by J. r. Wild x Col
Bid. Asked.
Capital National Bank .......-......1o ~
Trust COMPANY L.
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The LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CATTLE IN LIBERAL SUPPLY. SELL
ING AT ABOUT STEADY PRICES.
Heavy Hogs Strong, Light and Mixed
steady-Sbecp Steady-Condition
OF Markets Elsewhere.


UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
Aug. 1S.-Cattle-Receipts. 1,120; shipments
fair. The receipts of cattle were large for
a Tuesday market, and show an increase
over a week and a year ago. The market
opened slow ana draggy, extra good heavy
stock remaining steady, with the tendency
a shade TO the strong. Common stock was
somewhat weaker than last Friday. The
market was exceedingly dull, and steers
were mostly i'm demand. There was no call
for stockers and feeders. Steers averaging
around I.4O0 pounds sold at 5.2o. with av-
erages of LOO TO 1900 pounds at A.75n5,
and stocker sold as low as $3.50. Heifers
and steers mixed sold at s., with heifers
averaging around 500 to 1,1S0 pounds at
81 There were no cows good enough TO
bring over 81, and other sales were at $3.50.
Gamers sold as low as $40. Quotations.:
Extra prime steers. 1850 lbs and
Good export steers. 1850 to 1.45O
steers 1900 $50
steers $500 500
ward 1900 5.25
Plain fat steers. 100 to 1900 lbs. $500 asa
Plain fat steers, 1000 TO 1,l50 lbs. 4.OoM 40
lbs 3.750 400
Good feeding steers. 900 TO 100 lbs $3.50 $50
Medium feeding steers, 500 TO 800
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Common TO good stockers ......... 900 32
Good 10 choice heifers. 3.6Om AS
Fair TO medium heifers--.......... 3.25n $50
Common light heifers.. $500 2.15
Good 10 choice ows................ $3.50 400
Fair to medium cows............. 2.75U 325
Common old 1.0on $50
Veal calves $500 500
Heavy calves -..-...-............. 2.JoH 400
Prime TO fancy export bulls. 49,. $500 3.S5
Good TO choice butcher bulls...... 315n $40
Common TO fair bulls. 2.5On 800
Good to choice COWS and calves. 35.0ON5 30. 90
COMMON TO medium COWS and
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