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cut. IA 10 Is lbs. firm at SOS Cd. Bacon-cumber-
land cut. rs to 80 lbs. quiet at as short IDS
lsb TO . IDS urn nbs srm a. ass ga: lonsciesr
middles heavy. IS TO 40 lbs, steady at ass short
bellies ID to IS lbs, hrm at SOS Sd: shoulders.
square. IL to - lbs firm at ass 50; Butter nfm'
7ss Cheese firm: American finest. white. ass:
American finest colored. iss. Tallow Arm. prime
city. 25s Sd; Australian. In London. rs
BALTIMORE. July ls-Flour quiet and un-
changed: receipts. 7.l5S brls; exports. $50 hrs-
Wheat unsettled. but steady az the close: spot;
7ol.e: September. 7os. a7ie: steamer No. red.
s7&Qesc; receipts. 1880 bu; exports 5000 ou:
grade sslsG72,sc. Corn weak and lower. spot
and the month. sOa5Ohc; August soszc asked:
receipts, 1855 blu: exports. "a 6u Oats nrm;
No white. ssasS.ss; >, No mixed S4c' receipts
KANSAS CITY. July l3.-wheat-July. eo5s9
sic; September sl5s@s2c; December &C; 9s ,,n
Ss ssps sses'c e SsS %
No % %SIse $3.50 Re Sh.S sSs su:
corn 600 bn: oats. 1900 bu. shipments
Wheat. IS 400 bu: corn. $500 bu; oats. 5000 ou
TOLEDO, July ls.-wheat active and lower:
SiHn. a Corn active and lower; cash and July.
4slec; September. 50hc. Oats dull and lover
cash c and JULY S MODERATELY active
cash. prime. ss.25: october. s5.72h.
cINcINNATI July a. lsnF ss dull wheat
No 2 SIC. Lard firm at $3.50. Bulk meats firm
at ss25 Bacon steady at ss.25. Whisky dis
tllers' finished goods steady on basis OF VIZ.
Sugar steady.
DULUTH, July 13-Wheat-No. hard. cash.
Tic; No. ] northern. cash. CSC. July. e1&c; Sep
TENDER. ses4c: August sc; October, &C: Deem
ber 67%c; No. northern, o3c. Corn-Cash.
z7Izc. Oats-Cash. 30a4 G3izc.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 13.-Wheat-Cash. 65lc:
July 64Isc; September, 64Sd64<c- on track:
No. hard. s7%c; No. / northern. sac; No.
northern, 64c.
LOUISVILLE. July l3-wheat-No. red and
longberry. &c; No. red and longberry. COO.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. July 13-Flour-Receipts % 700
brls: exports. "a, S22 brls; sales $500 packages.
Market irregular and nominal: Minnesota pat
ents. ss.s5q39o; Minnesota bakers. s.. s5ds 10:
winter patents ss:55QS so; winter straights. 1885
$3.50; winter extras. s2.50d2sO: winter low
grades 81 30@2. 40 Rye flour quiet; fair to good
s2.65qalo: choice to fancy. $3.15G3.45. Corn meal
unsettled: yellow Western. s1.o2; Brandywine
afoat: State, 54G55c. c. 1. T.. New York car lots
Barley dull gssi feeding 4Sc IoI T. New York.
whestmResepts -: 2s2 200 bu exports 2ls2Ss Su
Spot easy NO REQ aS9sc n o; b. ai9at. 72sc
afoat No. hard Duluth: s3l1c (. o. b.. ahoat.
Options Opened 6m oD5 n5ssr & SHARPLY
closed unsettled at Hglc net decline; July $50
7S S-lec. closing at .ssc: SEPTEMBER 72Aq735sc:
s &c., at ''''e' OCTOBER ''"''''' closing at
Corn-Receipts. s5.iOO bu; exports .44s bu:
weaker: No. ?. 54hc elevator. 54a.c T. o. b..
afoat. Options opened moderately firm on crop
news, but suddenly collapsed under avalanche
of selling orders, started by a rumor of rain in
Nebraska; later rallied on covering and closed
Closing esat at 5ss.c september' 5ssasssc' Closing
at 5s4c; October, 54G5ssc. closing at 5s3sc
s6os u Sd se No se No Sh ss
Csc. No. white. s7lzc; track mixed Western.
smashed also by the break in corn. but likewise
Hay steady: shipping. 7Oa75c: good TO choice.
Hops steady; State. common to choice 1900
crop. 1lG1sc; 1899 crop. 10gl3c: old. 2qsc; Pacific
coast 1900 crop. isgiS19c; 1929 CROP ilGl5c; old.
2G6c
Hides steady: Galveston. 20 to % lbs 1sGlslkc:
California. q to % lbs. 19izc; Texas dry, "a 30
lbs. 14i2c. Leather quiet: hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres. light to heavy weights. 4d25c: acid. 24g
25c.
Beef quiet: family. sll5Od12 mess. 50 5Od1o:
beef hams. s2O5Oq2l5o: packet, sl0QlO.5o city
extra India mess. sl6d1s Cut meats steady:
picked bellies. ss.5oa11; picked shoulders. s7a
lbs: picked hams s1iq1i.5o Lard steady: West
ern steam, $3.50. Refined firm: continent. 50:
s. A, $3.50; compound. 81 Pork firm: family,
sleal6.5o; short clear, sl5.25g7 mess. sl5.25g
1875.
Tallow quiet; city. 47sc: country 4la5ac.
Cotton-seed oil quiet: prime crude nominal:
Rice steady; domestic. fair to extra. 4xGe.c:
japan. 4&c. Molasses steady; New ORLEANS open
kettle good TO choice. 35G42c.
Conee-spot Rio dull; No. Z. invoice. i3-isc.
Mild quiet Cordova, SAdl2izc.
Sugar-Raw steady but quiet; fair refining.
s-lsc; centrifugal se test 3-isc: molasses SUI
gar. 5-lsc. Refined steady; No. s. 1850; No. Z.
4 Sc: No. 8. Lie; No 9, 47oc: No. 10 4s5c: No.
H. 460c: No u, 4.55c; No l3. 4.55c: No IL 45oc;
standard 4, 5.2oc; confectionery A. 5.3oc mold
A, 5s5c; cut loaf. &c; crushed. Sc: powdered.
SO granulated & SOC. cubes. =
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NEW YORK, July Observation-Disclosures, 8, 7a
packages. Market hrner; State dairy. ltqlsitc:
creamery, 15G1sizc; factory. lSdl51zc. Cheese
Receipts, lisa packages. Market firm, fancy.
large colored and white. &C; fancy. small. col
ored sitdgkc; fancy. small. white. shc. Eggs
Receipts sos packages. Market strong: State
and Pennsylvania. lfdi5c; Western candled. $50
l5c; uncandled. 9dl2i1c.
PHILADELPHIA July i3-Butter firm: fancy
Western creamery, i911c: fancy Western prints.
zoe: fancy nearby prints. &c. Eggs Arm; fresh
nearby, lac: fresh Western l2@l4c: fresh South
western l3hc; fresh Southern, 12c. Cheese
steady; New York full creams. fancy. small 90
dsikc; New York full creams. fair TO choice.
sifdsc.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-Butter unchanged: fancy
Imitation, 17dlsc; fancy creamery. 20d2lc: fancy
lade 15d1sc; store packed 13Ql4c. Eggs steady
and unchanged: fresh. 1saQ14c. Cheese hrm and
unchanged; large. s%c. medium loc: small.
l0kc.
CHICAGO July 13-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was hrmer: creameries,
l4G1sc: dairies l4q15i2c. Cheese steady at ID
1Oc Eggs steady at 12itc.
KANSAS CITY. July 13--Eggs weak; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock quoted unchanged at
7l5c per Dozen loss on, cases returned; seconds,
&C.
ST LOUIS. July 1s-Butter firm; creamery.
l592ollc dairy. iSdl5c. Eggs steady; nearby.
&c; Southern. &C.
LOUISVILLE, July 13-Butter-Pound bricks.
2oc 60-lb tubs zoe; 25-lb tubs, 3o11qIc. EggA
shQsc.
CINCINNATI July I3.-Eggs firm at Ioc. But
ter steady. Cheese steady
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BREAK CAUSED BY RAIN
SHARP DECLINES IN ALL OF THE
LEADING CEREALS.
Subsequent Rally Wipes Out Greater
Part of the Losses, but Weakness
Persists-Provisions Lower.

CHICAGO July l3-Reports OF rain In
Iowa and Missouri. indicating a break in
the existing drought. caused tumble in
prices of all grains to-day. September
wheat closed an even cent lower, corn
closed &C lower. oats were 1ssQ1%c lower,
while provisions were down from 2lsc TO
1Oc at the close.
Higher cables and reports OF the spread
ing of the hot. dry weather in the spring
wheat territory caused a strong opening
in wehat The advance was maintained but
a few minutes. when. upon reports OF rain
in the West, traders became panic-stricken
in their anxiety to sell and prices dropped
accordingly. Some recovery and a renewal
of confidence resulted from predictions Of
continued hot weather for another thirty
six hours, but trading was rather light
during the second half of the session. Sep
TENDER opened ssG%c to 1G1hc higher at
6S7sc to 6914c. When the break came prices
dropped TO 661zc, but rallied on covering
by shorts. The close was 1c lower. at 67is
@67Ac. Seaboard clarances were equal TO
$4,000 blu, primary receipts were $4,000 bu
and Northwest receipts were 199 cars.
against 243 last week and Pa a year ago.
Local receipts were 144 cars. l01 of contract
grade.
There was exciting opening in the corn
pit, and sales were made simultaneously
anywhere from Sc to SIC for September.
The buying lasted but few minutes, and
there was then a wild struggle by longs
to unload. The change in sentiment was
brought on by reports of rain. and before
the rush was over prices had declined
about &c. Later there was a good rally,
but further rumors of rain caused another
decline. September opened sc lower to &c
higher, at 52sd54c. On the break prices
dropped 10 4911c, but rallied on shorts COW
reports of rain, and the close was &c lower,
at 50Ac. Local receipts were $40 cars, 20
of contract grade.
Oats opened about steady, in sympathy
with corn, but the market began TO show
weakness at the start, when there was an
oversupply of stop-loss orders and all local
longs were anxious to sell. This occasioned
recovered, but weakness was predominant
during the greater part of the day. Sep
TENDER sold between 29asc and 327sc closing
With loss of 15sG1%c, at 303sG31c. Local
receipts were loo cars.
Provisions were dull and steady. with few
features of interest. moderate demand
early was replaced by rather free offerings
TENDER pork ranged between sl4.3711 and
S1450 closing 10c lower, at s14.42l2; lard be-
tween $50 and $S.72I2 closing sc lower, at
S. TO- ribs closed at SS.05dS07Iz at a loss of
21k95c. after selling between SS.021z and
sS.071a
10 cars; corn, 440 cars; oats, los cars; hogs,
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More Judicial Tyranny.
Chicago News.

chicago News.
Visitors from abroad have often remarked
that while the American husband insists
upon having his wife we'll dressed he him.
self is usually plainly clad and with little
evident regard TO personal adornment That
the American wife does not always ac-
quiesce in this arrangement. however, is
indicated in the case of the woman who
has just had her husband brought into
court because of certain eccentricities fore
most among them being that he insists on
going unshaved and unshorn. Just look
at him." said the lady In the passion of
her sorrow. and see what I've got to put
up with" The sympathetic court decreed
a fine of SIS. which ii is hoped will inspire
the husband with a resolve to reform. and
the precedent thus fixed may be OF vital
moment to careless husbands everywhere
If IL is within the province of the courts to
say that a husband must keep his whiskers
trimmed within reasonable lengths the
magistrates should have jurisdiction also
over coats, trousers, shoes and neckties
II might even be within the legal rights Of
a wife to make her spouse wear the won
derful neckties which she buys. though 1t
is hardly probable that many courts would
far
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Philadelphia Quotations.
MONETARY ".
Rates on Loans and Exchange-C1ear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-com paper. 4d4ia per
cent. time loans 5d6 per cent. Clearings, ST.
AZ, Os4 26 balances. sl6S 1856
NEW YORK.-Call money nominal. Prime
mercantile paper, 4G4is per cent Sterling ex-
change nominal: actual business in bankers
bills 81 s7b for demand. si.Stlza4S4s for sixty
days: posted rates. 81 SSlz44S6 and Assd4 ssh
balances ST. ,sl5.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange Sass for sixty
DAYS 81 ssIz on demand New York exchange.
acc premium. Clearings s2sss7,s2S; balances,
81. 065. 1926.
BosToN-Clearings s26. $50. ia; balances. ST.
sos. sl3
Money. 4 per cent. Clear
ings. SIS. 754. $50. balances. s2.1s4.S14.
ST LOUIS.-Money. 5G7 per cent. New York
exchange l0c discount bid. par asked. Clearings,
81. III. 010 balances. $3.50. l22.
BALTIMORE.-Mone 4Isq5 per cent. Clear
ings 81. 1Ss sec; balances. S62I,5l9.
CINCINNATI.-Money sisg6 per cent. New
York exchange. par. Clearlngs. s2I2i. 500.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS. July l3.-FIour quiet and steady;
patents. s.. 35q350 for new: extra fancy and
straight. s2s0g3 for new: clear s2.50d2S0 for
zoe wheat-No. red. cash. s3+c; July. exc
September. sac; December. Size; No. hard
September. 5ll1c. oats-No- ?. cash. sac: July
sshc; September. S2kc: No ? white ssi.d4oc
Dry-salt meats Iboxedl steady: extra shorts
s. ia: clear ribs. sSS7i1: clear sides. s. SPA
Bacon (boxed) steady extra shorts So; clear
ribs 50 Az; clear sides $3.50. Hay higher: tim
othy. slo.50di5 prairie sii9is5o Whisky steady
ne Hemp Irvine. &C. Receipts-Flour. 400
brls: wheat. 2l5.oo0 bu. ccrn. 600 bu; oats
AZ 900 bu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 bu; wheat
"a 600 bu; corn q. 900 bu: oats. 2. 900 bu.
LIVERPOOL. July i3.-Fiour-st. Louis fancy
winter dull at Is Cd Beef firm, extra India
ness. ass Sd Pork-Prime mess Western. SIS
Lard nrm; prime Western. In tierces. AS Sd I;
American refined, In pals. ass Sd. Hams-short
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The AIl-Conquering Summons.
Chicago Chronicle.

There was something very pathetic in a
statement made by the late Governor Pin
gree in his last moment of consciousness
after he was informed that his recovery
was impossible. He said that he was will
ing TO sign contract with the Almighty
years of life IL his life and faculties could
be preserved for that time. Il have so
much TO do" he said. II was reported
that the late Senator c. X Davis made
clared that IL he could have five years
more OF life he would offer a solution of
al foreign questions which he believed
would be final. especially the insular cues
lions. \ far greater man than Plngree a
statesman OF high rank. Davis wanted five
years more OF life 10 accomplish results for
the country. What Pingree thought he
could do In two years he did not explain
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Philadelphia Record.

A Ridge-avenue druggist who advertises
free treatment for sick dogs. confines his
gratuities strictly to the advice furnished.
Il began the work when l was a student"
he said. and in Q small way | made
money enough out of IL to help me with
my studies. We had eleven dogs and five
cats the farm In Beaver county where
l was brought up. and have had a love of
animals from boyhood. Dogs suffer from
the general run OF simple complaints that
human beings are prone 10. and many OF
theEi allowed TO die simply because
their owners do not know what ails them.
Worms is a common complaint with dogs.
as II is with children, but not many dog
owners know IL. keep dog medicines ready
made. but IL is optional whether the per-
sons who come here for advice purchase
OF me or not. l am always willing TO give
them prescription. But most OF them do
buy
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oils.

SAVANNAH. July 13.-Spirits OF turpentIns
firm at 34lzc Rosin firm. Quote: A, b. G. si-l0:
D. slI5; Z. $40; F, sl-25; G. si.so; II, a-4o; /.
ass; X 1870; L, s2s5; N. $40; window glass.
50: water white. $50.
NEW YORK, July 13.-Petroleum dull; re-
fined New York. 6s0c; Philadelphia and Balti-
more Csc; Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk.
SOC Rosin steady: strained. common 20 good.
sl45 Spirits OF turpentine easy at S7qS7i1c.
WILMINGTON, July 13.-Spirits OF turpentine.
nothing doing Rosin firm at S5cdSi- Crude tur-
pentine steady at 81 to s.. Tar firm at $50.
OIL CITY, July i5-credit balances. n.05: GER
tincates no bid offer. Runs and shipments
not reported.
MONTPELIER July i3.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. 74c: North Lima. 7sc.
CHARLESTON. July 1s-Spirits OF turpentins
firm at 33izc Rosin firm and unchanged.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
1t Shows a satisfactory Condition of
the Money Market.


The banks now hold sl2. 81 in excess of
reserve requirements under the 25 per cent.
rule.
The Financier says: THE statement of
the New York associated banks last week
was quite favorable, indicating an expan-
sion in the surplus reserve. compared with
the previous week, from 81, $50 to S12, SO9,-
S75. The reduction of 81 800 in loans
was a striking feature of the statement
The decrease in this item doubtless was
principally due to the liquidation which
was in progress in stock values during the
week. caused by speculative manipulation,
the unfavorab bic news concerning the condi-
ton of the corn crop, the threatened rail-
the tension between the operatives and
the steel manufacturers. There was prob
ably also some reduction of loans by in
dividual banks with a view to the rectif-
cation of their percentage of reserve 10
deposits The gain of s3175. 100 cash close
~ agreed with the most liberal of the
preliminary estimates. One notable feature
of this gain was the preponderence of spe-
Gle. due to the fact that this kind of
money is held by banks in greater abund-
ance than currency, and therefore In inter-
bank movements specie or its representa-
tive, gold certificates, is preferred for
transfer. The decrease OF 81, 691. 900 in de-
posits is in close CORES pondence with the
changes in the loan and cash items of the
statement. which altogether call for net
reduction of ST.. s62, 400. and therefore the
statement harmonizes. Taken as a whole
the bank returns may be regarded as re-
flecting, in the improved condition of the
banks, the return of the money disbursed
to the interior for the early June settle
ments of interest and dividends, and
through this contraction of loans the banks
are doubtless placed in a much stronger
position than has recently appeared. With
further Improvements, which doubtless
will be possible should nothing occur to
prevent, the banks will most likely be
able TO meet the early requirements of
money for crop purposes without difficulty
The excess reserve is, in fact, higher than
at this period last year. and ii is also to
be remembered that bank receipts from
the treasury and through replenishments
due TO shipments from Alaska will from
this time on constitute an important fac
tor in the situation Stories of REGULAR
weekly exports of gold to Germany cur
rent last week. are denied, and shipments,
If made, will be only intermittent Alto
gether the statement is favorable in its
revelation of the power of the banks in
making a quick recovery from the low
point reached earlier in the month";
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Horse PrOvender and n Pony.
Chicago Journal.


A husky looking. one-armed gentleman.
wearing the SLOUGH hat that denotes the
Southerner to the manner born. was en-
tering the Arlington in Washington last
week, when he came into head-on collision
with dapper. bewhiskered gentleman
who was making his exit at 2:40 gait
AS each recoiled from the impact. pro-
found excuses were made, and nothing
would content the Southerner. who in
sisted that he alone was at fault but that
the other should accompany him 10 the
chamber OF convviality.
My name is Oates, suh-William c.
Oates-ex-member of Congress from Ala
bama.' said the one-armed man. as he re-
leased his hand from his new acquaint-
ance's.
And mine" said the bewhiskered one,
is Hay-John Hay-secretary of state"
Ha. Ia. ha." laughed the bluff Ala
bamian. slapping the premier on the back.
"a good team. surely. suh-Hay and Oates.
l think L can the horses in the car
riages out front there smiling the air
hungrily. But this time we'll reverse the
rule and consume one of their kin. Waiter.
bring me pony whisky
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NEW YORK. July l3.-Trading slow In all
branches OF the metal trade to-day with prices
standing practically where they did yesterday.
owing TO the absence Of market cables from
London There was moderate demand for spof
tin on the basis Of q. Soc Copper scarcely
moving at all in large lots. and the prices are
quoted on the basis OF lie for lake ingot and
i54.c for electrolytic and casting Lead il steady
al &c. Spelter has a slow and small demand az
sofI3 sc. Steel rails quoted al szs al mills.
Iron Is quiet With prices more or less nominal
and pig iron warrants are quoted at ss.5od10.
ST. LOUIS. July 15.-Metals quiet Lead quiet
at i27nai.l0c. spelter steady AZ 3e2isc.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. July B-Poultry-Alive steady:
springers l6Gisc; turkeys Sc: fowls. lie Dressed
firm; springers. 17q2oc: turkeys. 7qSs1c; fowls.
i0dl0izc.
ST. LOUIS, July 13.-Pouitry easy: chickens.
ducks &C: springs. safe: geese. &c: springs 4q5c.
LOUISVILLE. July l3.-Poultry steady; hens.
7iL6sc: spring chickens. 12Gisc. according To
size; turkeys sc; ducks. s2d3 per dozen
CINCINNATI July i3-Poultry quiet; chick
ems. shd12c: turkeys. 5i1dsc.
CHICAGO. July is.--Iced poultry weaker; tur-
keys, Sc; chickens. SQs1c-
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Cash quotations as follows: Flour steady.
Winter patents So 30d3.40: straights, 81 90d3 20;
clears 81 6OQ3: spring specials aa4lo: straights.
81 7oqs; bakers 50 10@2.5o. No. 9 spring wheat.
6ode5c No. 2 corn. 4sAc; No. yellow. 4sssc.
No 2 oats. 32iac: No white. 36c; No. 3 white.
34d35c. No l faxseed, s1.Ss; No. l Northwestern.
othy seed. s4.s5. Mess pork. per BRIL- s1435d4 40.
Lard. per 100 lbs ss.65ds.s7ih. Short-rib sides
Qoose) 81 9oQs %. Dry-sslted shoulders tboxed).
81. 50QT75. Short clear sides (boxed), ss.50ds so.
Whisky basis Of high wines. 1927
Receipts-F'our. 13. 900 brls: wheat. lis. 900 bu:
corn 2l7 coo bu; oats 153. 900 bu: rye. 1900 bu :
barley. 5000 bu Shipments-Flour. 5000 brs;
wheat 3e5 600 bu: corn 223. 900 bu; oats, $50 600
bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley. 1000 bu-
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NEW YORK, July ls-The market for dried
fruits quiet closing steady without
feature Evaporated apples State common 70
good. sl4qsc: prime. ss1gs+c choice; sQsHe:
fancy si1G7c- Trade IN California dried fruits
was comparatively light Prunes. 2Aq3hc per
pound. as 10 size and quality. Apricots-Royal.
SaI2c: Moor Park. 7isal2c. Peaches-Peeled.
llfll2c; unpeeled 6Gloc.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. Ia per cent. Discount
bills 2IaG2 s-l6 per cent. Consols for money
sl@ for the account 81 lS-l6c. Spanish fours
70h
BERLIN.-Exchange on London. com 4opf for
checks Discount Short bills. 2z per
cent.
PARIS-A holiday No markets.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE dry goods market
closes without material change. all departments
continuing quiet so far the demand goes. but
there IL weakness shown In brown. bleached
or coarse colored cottons. Some print cloths IN
second hands are slightly easier American cot
ton yarns hrmer and limited business
shows half cent per pound advance. Wooden
and worsted yarns steady.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS July 13.-Cotton firm. Ordi-
nary 3-isc: good ordinary. SIC. low middllng,
u-isc: good middling i3-isc: fair. l-l6c. Re-
ceipts. 80 bales stock. e05f5 bales
NEW YORK. July 13.-Cotton-Spot closed
auiet and l-loc lower middling uplands, SIC,
middllng gulf. SIC. Sales. rs bales.
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ST. LOUIS. July i3.-Wooi fairly active and
easy. Medium, nGl7c: heavy fine. 9Qlic. light
fine. u0lfc. tub washed. i2G24c.
NEW YORK. July iS-wool duh: domestic
fleece, zeqz7es Texas, lsqI7c.
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wASHINGTON.-Saturd statement of the
treasury balances in the general fund, exclusive
of the $780, OOO 600 gold in the division OF
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Markets for silver.

NEW YoRK.-snver bars. 5sstc: Mexican dol
lars. 46&c.
LoNDoN.-silver bars dull at &c l5-isd an
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Specie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK.-Local imports OF specie for the
week were $50. 739 in gold and SIS. 40 I'm silver
Exports OF gold and silver from this port all
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Baltimore American.
A man may be unable TO find HIS rela-
tives during his life, but. given a fortune
and a funeral they find themselves In the
most unexpected quarters.