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ALL GRAINS ARE HIGHER
GOOD CLOSING GAINS AFTER DAY
OF WIDE VARIATIONS.
Corn Leads in Activity and Strength
Provisions Independently Strong,
Advancing Sharply.

CHICAGO, March 24-There was marked
activity and nervousness in all markets on
the board to-day. Trading was on an
enormous scale and bears and bulls fought
with tenacity to gain control of the pits.
Bearish conditions prevailed early in the
day. but i'm the end the old argument that
a weak market must give way to an up
turn won out and May wheat closed ha3sc
higher, corn 12@ssc higher and oats &c ad-
vanced Provisions once more acted inde-
pendently strong and closed 2O7221kc to 35c
higher
Corn had the largest trade it had expert
enced for many days. Speculation was
mixed and nervous and the pit at all times
was crowded with traders. Conditions
early tended toward a still weaker market.
Rains and warmer weather were reported
over the greater part of the West Grass
growing was reported very hopeful, and
this Of necessity did. away with the
strength due to a need for feeding corn
Wheat was also weak at the start and both
the local receipts ana estimated receipts
for tomorrow were increased. Liverpool
cables started somewhat lower and de-
clined as the day passed, and fully reflected
our weakness. Under these influences corn
was sold in large lots Liquidation for the
country was renewed on a large scale and
May huctuated eXciredly. This option
started &c lower to &c higher at 577tc TO
5Sltc. reacted TO 5SSsc on covering as the
crowd began to take the bull side, and then
plunged down again TO 571Rc on the contin-
ued heavy selling. For some time il was
hard TO tell which way the market was
going Commission houses had orders both
ways Gradually the market got on new
ground Traders began to feel that at the
present lower prices trade would be more
active and buying began 10 predominate
Commission houses toward the end OF the
session turned the scale toward the bull
side, shorts continued TO cover heavily for
profits and May worked up sharply TO 5S2tc
Outside buying orders increased in the face
of weaker foreign markets and May closed
with a firm tone Vase higher at 5S5sa5S24c.
Receipts were 192 cars.
There was continued heavy liquidation in
wheat at the opening on the strength or
the weather conditions. 1t seemed that
every portion OF the winter-wheat country
had received its share of rainfall and ev-
erything favored crop growth. Statistics
were bearishly inclined and traders were
in a guessing mood. The seabOard re-
ported additional export sales on Saturday
and ten loads early to-day. Spectators
We're inclined TO the belief that there should
be a natural reaction after Saturdays cx-
IRENE weakness, and shorts sought cover in
large numbers. Cables were weaker. but
not enough so TO make bulls apprehensive.
The general situation had changed little,
but big local traders and commission
houses were inclined TO the buying side OF
the argument that wheat was on a new
basis and would see marked activity. In
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Strong Undertonc Through the Vary
ing Movement of the Day.
Never & Kiser's Telegraml

Meyer & Kiser's telegram
NEW YORK. March 24.-The market
opened quite firm. Prices fell off on profit
taking, but the undertone was strong. st.
Paul was the feature among the grangers,
opening up half a point, on profit taking
lost one point, but recovered on good buy
ing from the West on the more favorable
outlook for the crop. Among the indus
feature, the common showing an advance
of points on buying by interests identified
with the company. United States Leather
issues were active, and attracted consid-
cradle attention on account of the rumor
that back dividends on the preferred stock
will be funded in a bond. Copper suffered
a loss of ] point through a bear attack.
but good support was given on the decline.
After the noon hour the movements were
irregular. and with the exception of the
anthracite coal stocks the market was
slightly reactiOnary. The coal stocks, es
pecially Reading, were very active and
strong and showed good advances for the
day, on good buying emanating from the
Morgan interests. The indications are that
there will be no trouble from the miners
and it was currently reported that the wage
scale had been signed by the leaders The
pools i'm a number OF issues showed their
hand in manipulating those specialties in
which they are interested, but no move
ment worth mentioning occurred. Evans
Vile & Terre Haute sold off on some ap-
prehensions that the dividends declared by
the old board would not be approved by
the new executive board.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK March -Butter-Receipts. 1881
packages Market steady: state dairy, 22Q27kc:
State creamery, z54Zac; creamery held, 2lQ26i1cs
renovated, lsU2Jc; factory lSaZ2c; imitation
ages. Market firm: State full cream. fall made.
fancy c0iOred, 13sII3isc &c. state full cream, fall
made, white, 130l3Ac: full cream. large, fan
made. fancy colored. l2Ql2hc; full cream, large.
packages Market active and easier; State and
Pennsylvania, l6Aql6l4c; Western, at mark.
l614c; Southern, at mark. 15lkQl6c.
PHILADELPHIA. March 24.-Butter steady /:
extra Western creamery, SOC; extra nearby
prints, 3lc. Eggs weak and unsettled: fresh
Southwestern. 15ikai6c; fresh southern. lSc-
Cheese firm and In good demand; New York fun
creams fancy small i3c: New York fun creams.
fair 20 choice. u51Q12Ac-
BALTIMORE, March 24.-Butter firm and tn
changed: fancy imitation, 200 &c; fancy cream
2oc; good roll, 16QlSc store packed. lfu1Sc. Eggs
firm and unchanged; fresh Ice. Cheese firm and
unchanged; large. liAql2c; medium. lzkdl2%c;
small, 12asa13c
ELGIN, March 24.-Butter in good demand.
with limited supply. only % 600 pounds offered.
The market was declared hrra at 27c. The
sales Of the week were 500 30 pounds.
CHICAGO March 24-on the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was easy,
oreameries. 2Od27c diaries. lslkq26c. Cheese firm
at llA@l2izc Eggs easy; fresh, lee.
KANSAS CITY. March 2.-Eggs steady; at
mark. No. 2 whitewOod cases included. l3c:
cases returned 12ikc.
CINCINNATI, March a-cggs easier and low
er at l4l5c. Butter firm. Cheese steady: Ohio
fat. lie
ST. LOUIS March 24.-Butter steady: cream
cry, Hq2Sc; dairy, lsd22c. Eggs steady at Ice.
LOUISVILLE. March 24-Butter-ComrlOn and
medium. l59l6c per ID; good. lie. Eggs. isc.
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the end the buying side showed the most
strength May opened isuLc lower. at
1l5sN1$4c dipped To 1Ssc on the heavy
selling. reacted TO 72$sc, fiuctuated nerV-
ously for a time, sold up TO a2lac and closed
firm. l4d2sc higher. at 12l40I2Ssc. Local re-
ceipts were twenty-eight cars, one OF con-
tract grade Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 513 cars. a total of al, against ol9 last
week and III year ago. primary receipts
were $1,000 bu. compared with %5Vw last
year. Seaboard clearances in wheat ana
flour equaled $4,000 bu. Wori0 shipments
were 7.l61.000 bu. against 5,2lS.VN last week
and 1851. 900 a year ago. on passage, stun
increased 2.112OO0 bu-
Trade in oats was not important Ac-
ton was inclined TO follow after the lead
of other grains. May was weak at times,
but on any demand prices advanced again;
Offerings were never excessive. July ana
September options were very steady IN the
face of the other grain weakness On the
corn strength and light pit offerings aIter
the first selling rush prices showed a Ialr
recovery. May sold as low as 4c at the
opening, but closed &c up. at 4ZlRc. Receipts
showed little Improvement, at 10 cars.
Provisions felt some effect from the weak
ness I'm grains and an easy hog market
early I'm the day. Prices at the opening
were off little but there soon sprang up "A
good commission-house demand, supposed
much improved, and on the urgent demand
there was little stuff for sale here May
pork sold from $3.50 10 $40 and closed
strong, sc higher, at S15.95. Lard sold from
S9.471R to 500 and closed 0d2212c up. AT the
latter figure. and ribs sold from SS5il2 10
$3.50 and closed 20d22l5c higher, at $S."129
$50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
90 cars: corn. 195; oats. 1S5; hogs, $500 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS March 24.--Flour quiet; red winter
patents. 50 6oH3so; extra fancy and straight.
at S5d6: prime worth more. Corn meal steady
at SSl0. Bran dun, sacked east track. So SEC
track 7si4Q774c May. 77ss07izc; July. Use;
No. hard ,2H15c. Corn higher; No. 2 cash,
tember, size. oats higher. No .. cash. 43Mc:
track 44an46iac; May, 4lAc; July, $3.50; No.
iobbing $3.50 old. Sl6.6g new. Lard higher at
S942la Dry-salted meats tboxed) higher extra
Bacon boxed higher: extra shorts. 1915. clear
ribs. s9.62ika9.75; clear sides. S9S7k. Hay
steady. but not quoted. Whisky steady at $50.
Iron cotton ties, 81. Bagging, 5lag63sc. Hemp
y 90 bu. corn. S. 600 bu; oats o. 90 bu Shin
nents-Flour. 1000 brls wheat. 10000 bu; corn.
a. 600 bu; oats 10000 bu.
BALTIMORE. March 2f-Flour easier: winter
extra S2s003.20; winter clear s3.25N355; winter
straight. sS.6)Q3s0: winter patent, s3.90d415.
AIS. spring patent 81 s5a4 wheat duIi AMI
easy. contract spot and the month. 77ltaT7ac:
steamer No 2 red. 75076c: Southern by sample
7lGS1c; southern, on grade ISHSlc. Corn steady
81 decline; mixed. spot and the month. 6ldslhc.
5s3. ae0c. Southern white corn. 65c asked: South
ern yellow corn. 62c asked oats easier; No.
. white 49049ihc. No. mixed 4Sc Rive duil
and easier: No. nearby. 60p6lc; No. West
ern 62izns8c.
LIVERPOOL. March 2i-Yheat-spot No !
northern spring. no stock: No red Western
winter dun Al IS lzd No California quiet
-
old. IS 3hd; American mixed. new IS gad
Hams Short cut, u TO Is lbs steady at sss 6d
Bacon-Cumberland cut. Is 10 80 lbs firm at as.
clear bellies, u 20 16 lbs. steady at AIS Cd
LOUISVILLE. March 2f.-Wheat-No. red
ard longberry, SEE; No. red and longberry. see.
Apples-Sun-dried 4izn5c per 10 for bright slsa
&C. for dark. Peaches, ln1iec. Beans-Northern
hand picked. 81 90 per bu. new home beans. 81 -
az Timothy seed. 81 s003 per bu; extra clean
bluegrass. csc; red top. 1sc per bu: red clover.
8 50 per bu. Hay-Choice IN lots track.
Si4 50fsl IS; clover fl0.5oHi1.60. straw. f5d5.50.
Clean ginseng. f46105 per 10. Potatoes siullO
per bu onions. 81 Per bu. new green onions.
l5c per dozen. Leaf lettuce, Sl.25 per bu Tur-
nips. 81 per bril- Cabbage. a.35 per bril- Pep
pers. "a per crate.
TOLEDO. March 24.-Wheat weak and lower
early: loss recovered closed firm. trade mod
crate. cash and MAY. 1sc, July. zoe Corn
active and firm al close: weak early; cash. 5ls.ci
Nav 5sTsc. July 5qitc oats fairly active and
firm. May. 42a4c July. 35i1c. Glover seed firm
and trife higher: March SIS: April. S.17ts:
October s5.l24. No. ?. Si.75a5.l1
KANSAS CITY. March 2i-Wheat-May. 6Ss4e;
July, este cash. No. hard, 694soe no. s
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AT NEW YORK.
Early Loss and Late Recovery I'm
Grafns-PrOvisions Firm.

NEW YORK, March 24.-Flour-Receipts.
81 .229 bu; exports, 1890 bu Market dull
and irregular closing steadier with wheat.
Rye firm: No Western, 63lkc f. o. b. ahoat.
Wheat-Receipts, S1700 bu; exports, H.
1856 bu. Spot firm; No. red, S42sc elevator,
S62sc f. o. b. afoat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
Slssc f. o. b. ahoat. Early weakness and a
later recovery were the wheat features to-
worlds shipments, absence Of export or
ders, bearish crop and weather news and
liquidation. The afternoon rally was
prompted by covering, better cables, less
coarse grains. The close was firm at &c
net advance; March closed at 1850; May,
7%G7S 9-l6c, closed at 1850; July, ISQ7S5sc,
closed at 1S&c.
Corn@Receipts. 5000 bu. Spot firm; No.
2, 651kc elevator, 66lsc f. o. b. afioat. At
first weak on big worlds shipments, corn
fully recovered in the afternoon vigor-
Gus covering, good Western support and
fears of a lighter movement: closed firm
and unchanged from Saturdays curb May,
6S14 6e4lsc. closed at $3.50; July, 6Sqeic,
closed at 63S4c.
Oats-Receipts. $4,000 bu; exports. 81. 1856
white. 501hc: No. white, soc; track mixed
Western, 471aQ4Sc: track white, 5Od56c. OPP
tions opened easier, but eventually recov-
cred with other markets.
Beef firm; mess, $l0dl0.JO. Cut meats firm;
picked bellies. $S5Od9.50: picked shoulders.
81 90; picked hams, $9.75Ql0.50. Lard strong;
Western steamed, Sl0Gl0.O5. Refined strong;
continental, Sl0.25; 5. A., sl0.75; compound,
clear. s17.25d20; mess. Sl5.75Pl6.75. TallOw
quiet: city. 6isc; country. 6hM62sc.
Coffee-Spot Rio dull: No. Z invoice,
5 1l-16c. Mild quiet; Cordova, safe.
Sugar-Raw firm. fair refining. Sc; centr-
fugal. 96 test, 3l4c; molasses sugar, 234c. Re
fined steady.
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red 7Sc: No 4 spring. eSc Corn-May. sSxc:
September. 56hc: cash. No mixed. 5sizff5ei4c.
No. white. 62isd6se. Oats-No. white. f4i.c-
Receipts-Wheat. 1880 hu: corn. 81. coo bu, oats.
1900 bu. Shipments-Wheat. o.. 99e bu; corn.
- 20 bu; oats, 1000 bu.
CINCINNATI. March ef-Flour duh: fancy.
lower; No. red, soc. Corn dun. No mixed.
62c. Oats easy; No. mixed, f6izc. Rye quiet.
No. ., CSC. Lard firm at S9.25. Bulk meats
steady at $50. Bacon steady S9.62ia- Whisky
firm at Sl30.i Sugar quiet hard refined. 395p
5.sSc.
DULUTH. March 2i.-Wheat--Cash. No hard.
73isc; No. northern. Csc: No. 1 northern, f0iac.
May 7l1zc; July, 52l2c; Manitoba No northern.
cash, 69ihc May 0lsc. No. 2 northern. 66i1c;
Oats. Acc. Corn. 5Sc
MINNEAPOLIS. March % - Wheat - May.
10Ic; July, 7lAc; on track, No. I hard 75ssc;
No. / northern. 705sc: No. northern. eg2sc.
MILWAUKEE. March Charley frms No. 2.
6512ci sample, 5Sq65c.
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Transfers, "a: total C
building Permits.

Mrs Carolene Base. double frame dwelling
Cerrnania avenue, between Walnut and Michigan
streets. 81, TOO
Emme kempf frame cottage, l42o North Illi-
nois street. $500.
James and Maude Williams, repair frame, 1881
station street $50.
u e Finkboner frame cottage Dearborn
street near Twenty-eighth street. $500.
e Birch. three-room addition, so West Morris
street $500
David sommer. Office ard barn. eoi UdeI street
S7o9
Nrs C. w Barnes. frame shed and fence la
Selle street. near Twenty-thrd street. SI25.
Frank Hermening. building addition, IA
Beecher street. SPAS.
John e FOLEY frame barn. $3.50 North Della
ware street. 500.
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Wool.

LONDON. March 24-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered nNs bales. There
large attendance. Competition spir-
tied. and full prices were obtained. Some su-
perior secured and fine South Wales Vic
toria and Queensland greasy IN eager de-
suitable fine medium greasy crossbreds. Follow
ing are the sales: New South Wales 400 bales:
secured, 7lsdd1s Sd. greasy, 3hd1likd Queens
land. 200 bales: secured sddls cid: greasy,
5lkQl)ikd. Victoria, 1900 bales; secured, 7hdd
Is 5l5d: greasy, 4kdlid. South Australia 20
bales. secured, Is il3d: greasy. 5hdsitd. West
Australia, 1,S0O bales greasy, 444sizd. Tas-
1900 bales; secured 4lsdQls Sd greasy. 3AQsisd
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 600 bales.
secured. 7hda1s I'd; greasy 5g62sd.
ST. LOUIS. March 24.-wool quiet and easy;
medium grades 15d17iac light fine. l2i1QlS5sc:
heavy fine, l04llc; tub washed. lG24c.
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MONETARY.
Rates ON Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ings and balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Co paper, 4
Q6 per cent; time loans. 5Q6 per cent
Clearings, sl,565, 769fS; balances, S56.64S96
NEW YORK-Call money firm at 3Q5
per cent: closing bid, per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 4b2Q5 per cent. Sterling
exchange firm. Actual business in bank
ers bills. AS75sq4S724 for demand, &-S5lsq
4.S5A for sixty days; posted rates $3.50 and
S4.SS1a; commercial bills $4.S4126i4.S512 Clear
ings, SIG. 64O, $50; balances, So 63, 496.
CHICAGO-Posted exchange. Sass for
sixty days, $4.SS on demand; New York eN-
change, loo premium. Clearings, $36,969 ISL;
balances, s., 362, 675.
CINCINNATI.-Money 31zq51z per cent
New York exchange, l0qac discount
Clearings, A,614,750
BOsTON.-CIearings. s1421O,s55; balances.
sl,273002.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo "A per cent;
clearings. S13, 745, $50; balances. 81, e52, 155.
ST. LOUIS.-Money 4k@6 per cent. New
York exchange, soc premium. Clearings,
s., SS0.944; balances, $1,641,155.
BALTIMORE.-Mon 41Ra5 per cent.
Clearings, $2,54S ass; balances, $4,000.
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Three Important Factors.

GGranger Farwell & Co.'S wire.l
NEW YORK, March 24.-Half an hour
before the close the market looked as
though it would end strong, but selling to
secure profits caused reactions in many di-
rections Trading is still professional to a
great extent, and il is hare for stocks to
hold the advances which they occasionally
make, but generally in the aggregate there
is some improvement which has been main
tanned. There was plenty of money at 5
per cent all day and stock loans were re-
newed at Ar. The governing factors from
day to day now will be strike news, money
rates and crop news.
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50 cars: corn. 1875: oats. 1S5; hogs, 2S.000 he;
Leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations We're follows: Flour dull;
prices 10c lower No. spring wheat. 709sd9o3,c;
No. red, 71G73c No. oats 4liRui2c; No.
white, isQ45c; No white, 42qiic. No.
2 rye 56ikG57c Fair 10 choice mailing bar
ley. 6SG66c. No. ! haxseed. S16S; No. North
western, SIP Prime timothy seed, s5.S5q6.sO.
bril- sl5 S5Gl590. Lard. per 100 his. $4,000 62ia.
Short-rib sides Ooose). IS 650SS0. Dry-salted
boxed. sS.20G9.3O. Whisky basis Of high wines,
$50.
Receipts-Flour. $4,000 brls: wheat. ZOO bu;
corn, 1875 COO bu. oats. 151 0o0 hu: rye. Loo bu;
barley $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls.
wheat, 5000 bu corn, 1900 bu; oats, $1,000 bu;
rye, 1900 bu; barley. 5000 bu
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE. March sf-Iens. 10c per ~ fall
chickens s. 5044 per dozen. young ducks. lie.
geese fuu-feathered. $5Jons Per dozen. Young
turkeys lie per no. old, lQQi0i1c. dressed tur-
keys. l301fc
NEW YORK March 2i.-Pouitry-Live strong
Dressed firm. chickens, l2izc fowls. iZihc; tur-
keys l2i50 i3c.
CHICAGO. March 2f-DTessed poultry IN
changed turkeys 1ialfc. chickens, unukc
ST LOUIS. March 2f-Poultry steady. chick
ems Sc: turkeys. l2c. ducks. Sc. geese. 4W5c.
CINCINNATI. March 24.-Poultry firm. chick
ems 10i4Ql2c: turkeys. snl2c.
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sAvANNAH. March 2l.-spirits OF turpentins
quiet at soc. Rosin firm. quote: A. b. c. ID.
g g.: r. $40: r. S145; Q. $50: H. H-5: l.
81. so: X 81 -. II. SIS. y. as. window glass.
$3.50; water white, s. So
OH. CITY. March 2.-Credit balances. SiI5:
certificates no bid. Shipments. IL, 029 hrls.
age a. s5s bris; runs 10 ga brls. average H.3s3
brls.
WILMINGTON. March 2i-Spints Of tgrpcn-
tine. nothing doing R0sin, nothing doing. Crude
rIrpentlne, nothing doing. Tar firm at 81
MONTPELIER. March 2f-Crude petroleum
steady North Lima, Sc South Lima ana In
diana. soc.
NEW YORK, March 2i-Petroleum and rosin
steady. Spirits OF turpentine firm at 50iac.
CHAIR. ESTON. March 2f-Splrits OF turpen-
tine and rOsin unchanged.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money, 224G3 per cent: dis
counts, = 11-16g2& and "a. Consols, 94Q
"a lie. Spanish tours, 7712.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 2Om
46$4pf for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills, ia Per cent; three months bills, 2.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 1OOf csc
for the account
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NEW YORK, March 24.-The visible sup
ply of grain on Saturday. March %. as
compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change was as follows: Wheat, 5054S 900
bu, decrease of ]. 049, 600; corn. Jos. 900 bu.
a decrease of $4,000: oats. $4,000 bu, a
decrease of $4,000 rye. 100000 bu. a de-
crease of 10000; barley, 1,759,O00 bu, de-
crease of 1l9. 600.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. March 2f-Cotton qciet
sales. l.2t0 bales. Ordinary. l1-lsc. good orll-
nary ll-l6c. low midlllng l-l6c. mldilIng
7-l6c. good middllng. $ ia-ifc. nsiddiing fair.
3 s-iSc Receipts lll6 bales, stock. -s.5-t hales.
NEW YORK. March 2f-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet isc lower. middling uplands. sac. mid.
ding gulf Size sales. i,5la bales -
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, March 2i-Sellers in the dry
goods market were firm, notwithstanding the de-
cline In to-day's cotton prices over Saturday.
used hv buyers an argument. The market
opened with fair mail orders and a moderate
amount az business was transacted during the
day The scarcity OF ready supplies and tie over
sold condition q many mills kept prices frm.
Print cloths remained firm. unchanged and with
out any demand OF moment
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-AIon statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund.
exclusive of the $3.50, 600 900 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance SIP. SIG 529
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90347 400
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MCPHERSON. Kan. March 2i.-The Rev.
Granville Lsowther stated to-day that he
believes he Will De cleared OF the charge OF
heresy al his trial before the Methodist
Episcopal Conference at Arkansas City.
To-day he stated he had been misunder-
stood he is not an atheist. as has been
stated. but a "theistic evoiuti0nist."