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PRICES OF STOCKS SINK
THOSE THAT WE'RE CONsPICUOUsLY
DOOMED DECLINE SHARPLY.
Large shrinkaEe in Cash Reserves i'm
New York-ExpOrts Lower than
Any Time Since IS0S.

NEW YORK, July u.-Opening prices
this morning were at the highest level of
the day There were striking advances
afterward, notably in Rock Island and Mis-
souri, Pacific, but these proved unavailing
to sustain the general market, which
sa gged slowly and steadily throughout the
session. The majority of stocks closed
lower than last night, and the declines were
substantial in such stocks as New York
Central. Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago &
Northwestern and others which have re-
Gently been prominent in the rise. The
squirt at the opening WAS due especially to
the encouragement felt on account of the
governments monthly crop report, espe-
cially I'm respect to corn. which had stimu-
lating effect on the demand for the grain
carrying roads. But it became plain at
once that he buying was conspicuous only
in Unioi Pacific and Rock Island. which
stocks are peculiarly associated with the
bull leaders of the market Atchison and
the other Pacifics did not move more than
a fraction at any time.
The perspective of to-morrow's bank
statement was the countering influence to
the crop report The heavy movement of
currency TO the interior has been the sub
ject of activity all the week. The sub
treasury operations promise 10 bring the
decline in the cash reserve up TO nearly
100000. The report Of June exports Of
domestic products explains the continued
scarcity OF foreign exchange bills, which.
together with the continued selling here of
stocks for London account, necessitates the
large business growing from London lend
ers to borrowers. Exports of domestic
products for June have fallen off over 5000
600 from the previous month. and SIS. 7l9, 800
from June Of last year. In fact, IL is neces-
sary to go back to July OF 1898 to find
month in which the exports Of domestic
products have been low the past
months $40, 627 2s2. All the items except
mineral oils show decreases, but the cutting
In half of the breadstufYs exports shows
clearly where the principal shortage is.
The market closed dull and easy.
Bonds were dull and irregular. Total
sales. par value. $4,000 United States
bonds were unchanged on the last call.
Following are the days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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JULY CORNAT 85l.4 CENTS
CONTROLLERS NOW SAID TO BE
BUYING SEPTEMBER OPTION.
Reports of Damage to Wheat In the
shock Counterfeit Effect of
Good Weather.

CHICAGO, July u.-Excellent weather,
combined with weak cables, caused weak
ness in wheat to-day at the opening, but
continued reports of damage to the grain
in the shock brought about a rally and
September closed 2i67sc higher. September
corn closed 1Q1sc higher, oats were %G13c
higher, while September provisions closed
unchanged to 21ac lower.
Owing to favorable weather and lower
quotations from Liverpool there was a
short-lived pressure of offerings of wheat
at prices slightly under yesterdays closing.
A brisk demand, however. due to reports
from the West and Southwest of predic-
tions of rain. quickly brought about a
stronger feeling. and the close was de-
cidedly bullish September opened nc to 2sQ
NC lower at 73c to 731kQ7SAc advanced to
741kc and closed strong and AQ7sc higher
at 7414c. Seaboard clearances of wheat and
-four were quail to $4,000 bu Primary re-
ceipts were $4,000 bu, compared with 935,-
600 bu a year ago. Local receipts were 20
cars, with three of contract grade. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported receipts of 247
cars. making total receipts for the three
points of 81 cars, against 279 year ago.
Trade in corn was not heavy, but after a
weaker opening, CduScu ny lc-
ceipts and good weather, the market was
strong The leaders in the movement in
the July option were credited with buying
considerable September, but trading in July
was limited September opened a shade TO
LGssc lower at 6O34 661c, and after selling
up to 62Ac closed strong at SIC. gain of
1al1tc. July opened 1Q2c higher at SSdS4c,
advanced to s611c early, then declined
gradually closing with gain of Sic at
S51.c Local receipts were PSI cars, with %
OF contract grade.
Oats were heavy on good weather and
better government report than had been
anticipated at the opening. but. in SYM
patty with wheat and corn, prices rallied.
Trade was only moderate, and offerings
late in the session were light on predic
tions of rain I'm Iowa and Nebraska. Sep
TENDER opened b0Ac to 17dssc lower at
a3Ikc to 33IRc, advanced to 34l4c and closed
s.6i1sc higher at 341sc. Local receipts were
81 cars.
Provisions had a weak opening on large
receipts and lower prices for hogs at the
wards and considering the amount of
realizing sales of lard by some longs, the
market exhibited remarkable firmness. The
highest price of the season was reached
To-day in lard, and the high figures natu-
rally caused considerable realizing, with
closed 2lsc lower at $50 after selling be-
tween SlSS5 and $3.50. Lard closed un
| hanged at S1l.15 after range between
ST.. 10 and S1122l2 Ribs were a shade lower
at Sl0S2l9Q10.S0.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
1O5 cars: corn, 320 cars; oats, l2o cars; hogs,
| 1900 head.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS. July 11-Flour dun; old red win
ter patents. ss55qS65; extra fancy and straight
less; clear, S3d3. 20. Corn meal steady at S.l5.
Bran firm; sacked east track S5as6e Wheat
higher: No. , red, cash, elevator, 72isc; track
I3hd74Ac for new, 7Sc Tor old; July. 52isc; Sep
TENDER, 77sq72c; December. I3lsa7Sitc; No
track. s6c July. s2s4c; September $3.50; De
cember. age Oats higher; No 2, cash. &c
white. 5S1sc. Rye lower at Soc. Hay strong;
timothy. sl2ql5; prairie. ssql2 3 Timothy seed;
at &Q5.S5. Pork dull; jobbng. slS.62iA for old,
Hs02ls for new Lard dull at sl062l8. Lry-sat
ribs. sl1.l2h short clear, sll. IS. Bacon steady;
boxed lots extra shorts 81 s7la: clear ribs 81
Iron cotton ties steady at slO5. Bagging steady
at s7sq6Ssc. Hemp Irvine. DC. Reeeipts-Floul'
1000 oT b % 9o cOtn STs ou wRsat
$4,000 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats. $1,000 bu
LOUISVILLE, July lI.-wheat--NO. red and
ples-sun-d dried. Sc per ID for bright: medium
bright; 4c dark. &c; peaches 1'sa2'.e. Beans
in Gts on s Clover
9ll.50 Straw, s5g5sO. Clean ginseng; ss5OQ4
green onions. Zoe per doz; leaf lettuce, SOC per
blu: head lettuce csc per bu new cabbage 81
$3.50 per brl; tomatoes 75c per crate.
BALTIMORE. July u.-Flour dull and un-
ehanged Wheat frmer spot 5S@1yAe; July Igy;
77sac: steamer No. red. 75G75Hc; Southern. by
sample, 72a79c: Southern on grade, 75@79c Corn
corn, no market. Oats firm; No. white. SEA
5sI3c: No. mixed. 54hG55c. Rye firmer;
inquiry; No 2. Gle; No Western, 63c. Sugar
firm and unchanged fine and coarse granulated,
I.uisc.
LIVERPOOL, July u.-Wheat-Spot steady;
No. j northern spring firm at 6s al. Corn
Spot firm: American mixed. 6s. Lard-Prime
Western strong at Sos: American refined strong
at eos Sd. Receipts OF wheat during the past
three days, 100000 centals, including 296 600 Amer
lean. Receipts of American corn during the
past three days, $500 centals.
KANSAS CITY July T.-wheat-July 697sc;
September. 6Sl4G6SIRc; cash, No hard, Old
&c. new. re; No. red. old. 731zG74c. Corn
July SSc; September. SOa.e; cash, No. mixed,
4Sc. Receipts-Wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 3 400 bu:
cats, 5000 blu. Shpments-Nheat, 16, 500 bu:
corn. 16. 500 bu; oats. 10, 600 bu.
CINCINNATI. July 11.-Flour steady. Wheat
quiet: No. red. 17d77i4c; old SEC Corn easier;
No. mixed. 66l2c Oats firm; No. mixed,
34bzc. Rye quiet, No. ?, SIC. Lard firm $40. O..
Bulk meats firm at Sl0S712. Bacon strong at
on basis of $3.50
TOLEDO. July 11.-Wheat dull but strong
cash, 7sc; July. 77Ac; September. 76%c; Decem-
Der, 7Sc. Corn duh but strong; cash. CSC; July,
exc; September, 61Ac: December. 47c. Oats
dull but strong; cash, 4Sc; July, Hl2c September
Sic; new July, 4Ss.c
DULUTH. July n.-Wheat-Cash, No ] hard.
7slsc; No northern. 75Iac: No. 1 northern and
July. nc; September. 734c: Manitoba No 1
September, 5Sc.
MINNEAPOLIS, July 11.--Wheat-July 7SYc;
September, 72c; on track No. hard SIAc; No. l
northern, 1850; No. northern 7S%c
MILWAUKEE. July 1L-Barley strong; No 2,
72c; sample, 65Q72c.
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PAN-AMERICAN BILLS.
Treasury Department DeNises Plan
for Their Payment.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Treasury
Department has perfected a plan for the
payment OF the claims against the Pan
American Exposition Company TO be paid
out OF the appropriation OF 10000 made
in the general deficiency act BY the terms
Of the appropriation payments are TO be
made pro rata on claims for labor. ma
terial. services and other expenses and
no payments are 10 be made 10 stockhold-
ers or TO pay any claim secured by mort
gage. The claims 20 be pro rated aggre-
gate about 500 600
The claims are 20 be fled and audited
az the Treasury Department and the war
rants drawn in favor of the individual
claimants. These warrants are 10 be de-
hvered through. and receipted for BY John
c. Milburn. the president OF the exposition
In this way the necessity for Mr. Milburn
giving A bond will be avoided This is the
plan which will be submitted to Mr. Mil
burn for his approval. Mr.. Milburn is very
anxious that no part or the appropria ton
shall De used in paying expenses incident
10 the distribution OF the $500, 600 but that
every dollar OF IL shall go 10 he creditors
of the exposition.
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week show a little decrease compared with
the same time last week and over ?. 10 COM
pared with the corresponding time year
ago. The receipts to-day were small show
ing a slight change compared with week
ago and "A decrease OF .60@ compared WIN
year 90. when nearly 100 goats were
Included In the arrivals. On account or
the small number on sale. there was no
really urgent demand developed, out the
inquiry was fully equal 10 the supply, ano
all sold in good season or a basis OF STEADY
prices compared with those current the
past few DAYS Shippers were the principal
buyers, but there was a fair demand from
local butchers and the market closed IN
apparently a healthy condition. Lambs, as
10 quality sold from Sf75 to So and culls 10
good sheep from g 10 $3.50. There were
not enough yearling lambs to show the true
condition of the market. but they probably
would have sold on a basis Of prices
quoted Quotations.
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was short and a good buyer on the bulge
Last prices showed l1na.c net advance
July. Nl. hSlAsc. closed at Slssc: September.
7ShQ7s 3-isc. closed at 7slsc; December, ia
aIsssc. closed at 7sh.c
Corn-Receipts, 1880 bu; exports. 2.lS bu-
Spot firm; No. ,, &c elevator ana &c l. o. ..
afoat. Option market opened easy Win
wheat, after which IL advanced on predic-
tons Of showers. light stocks and covering
The close was 1&m1sc net higher July .Vu
i0lsc, closed at 70c; September. 6iSsn50c
closed at SOC; December. 5l7sd52l4c, closed
at 52i.
Oats-Receipts. 12l 800 bu: exports. 1855
bu. Spot steady; No. >. SIC; No. J. o0l2c;
No. white. 60d6O15c; No. : white. coo: track
mixed, 55d5Tc; track white Western, 5Slt65c /:
track white State. 5sd6Sc. options eased
OF at first. then recovered on a return OF
wet weather forecasts in central States.
Hay firmer; shipping, 60Q1Oc; good TO
choice, 95191c. Cut-meats firm; picked
bellies. 81. 50d12.5O. Lard firm; Western
steamed. S11.50; refined firm; continental,
Sll.6O; South American, $l2; compound,
SS.12i4QS.50. Pork strong. Tallow strong
city go for PACKAGE, 6IgG634c; country
packages freel. 6ssG67sc.
Coffee-Spot Rio dull: No. invoice 5lsc;
mild steady; Cordova. Sd111Rc.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, l3-l6c:
centrifugal, sc test, 5-l6c; molasses sugar,
2Ssc.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. July 1-Butter-Receipts. 7.415
packages. Market steady. State dairy, 17IA60
2lc; State creamery, 1sia@gl%c; renovated, liza
l9l2c; factory, 16nlSc; imitation creamery I'm
lSc. Cheese-Receipts Ass packages. Market
easy New State full creams small coIored
fancy. Zoe; small white. 1Oc: large colored 9Isc
large white. s1zc. Eggs-Recepts. s.21 packages
Market steady to firm. State and Pennsylvania
20q2o!1c; Western candled, 1910; southwestern
15q17i2c.
BALTIMORE July 11.-Butter firm and I'M
changed; fancy imitation. 1920; fancy cream
cry. 2Oa22I1c fancy ladle, 1Sg19c fancy roll
17@lSc; good roll, 16Qlc: store packed, I6G17c
Eggs firm and unchanged: fresh IKE Cheese
steady and unchanged; large, IOdIOJsc: medium
101sd1014c; small 10hQ10hc.
CHICAGO. July lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market easier: creamery
1sGHkc; dairy, lSd19isc Eggs steady at Ike
loss on. Cheese unchanged at 10010Ac
KANSAS CITY July n.-Eggs steady: fresh
MISSOURI and Kansas stock, lie doz, loss off
cases returned
ST LOUIS, July 11.-Butter steady: creamery.
1IQ22c: dairy, 174lec. Eggs higher at 14Isc
off.
LOUISVILLE. July .-Butter-Common and
medium, 1'1Rc per Id; good, i5c Eggs be
CINCINNATI, July n.-Eggs, lie Cheese
Ohio fiat, 10c.
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Rates ON Loans and ExchanGe-Clesr-
inRs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.- Commercial paper id6
per cent; time loans. soc per cent Clear
ings, 1885, 4046; balances, $2I5,46627
NEW YORK.-Money on call steady at
543ia per cent: last loan. ca. Prime mer-
camille paper. 4nd5 per cent: sterling eX-
change steady at AS2. CASTS for demand
and at $.S5L4GJ4 S59s for sixty days. Posted
rates, s.. S6GI4. s61k and 81 SS1z94.S5. CONNER
cial bills, s4.s4s4 Clearings, S247, 1885,
$50: balances, 50, SIS, 40.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange zoe dis
count; posted exchange unchanged at s.S6
for sixty days and 81. SSis for demand.
Clearings, S11,395: balances. s2,072OS9.
BOSTON.-C.earings S26.SO .94l; balances,
s1.44l. 351
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 4d41a per
cent. Clearings, s2o,236,9sl; balances, 81
sc. 3l5
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange, coo dis
count. Clearings, 81, A61 I'D; balances, ST.
236. 795
BALTIMORE-Money 4Izd5 per cent.
Clearings $53S5.S59; balances, s45S.642.
CINCINNATI.-Money 3i6G6 per cent.
New York exchange par. Clearings. 3d.
$780, $50.
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AT NEW YORK.
July Corn Closes at zoe. Away Below
Price i'm Chicago.

NEW YORK, July n.-Flour-Receipts,
Il, sl5 brls; exports. 14,211 brls. Market fair
~ active and firm. Rye -four steady: fair
TO good. $3.25aS.45; choice to fancy. ss55G
$40 Corn meal steady; yellow Western.
sl.32: city. $50: Brandywine, SO. 45d355. Rye
quiet: No Western, s5bsc T. O. b. afloat;
State 6safs4c c. i. (. New York. car lots
Whest-Receipts, 1860 bu; exports. z7.0ss
hu. Spot firm: No. 2 red, SOssc elevator. SIT.
ds2ikc f. o. b. afoat No. northern Duluth
SsS.c T. o. b. ahoat No. l hard Manitoba
Ssssc Z o. b. aaoat Opening easier on bet
ter weather conditions wheat became firm
western buying. attributed 10 predictions OF
showers In Kansas tonight. The crowd
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Metals.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE metal markets to-
day were narrow and uninteresting ones at home
and abroad. Variations from yesterdays prices
were rev and unimportant. In copper a fairly
steady tone was noted. with business however
quiet. standard, spot TO August. made a slight
gain, closing at Sl1 50011 So; lake closed at SizG
R.15; electrolytic at sl195d 2O5, and casting at
SlLT5Qll9 80. The London market was quiet with
spot at &5S rs Cd and futures at e5S rs Cd. Io-
English market at Gl2I los for spot and CPS los
for futures. Lead was quiet and steady here Z
Si.12Lz London quoted "A e11 6s Sd. SHELTER
remained quoted at s5.12Is and firm: London was
unchanged at G19 2s Sd. Trade in iron has
tapered off considerably of late and the tone Is
possibly trihe easier. though prices show no
change i'm the local market. Warrants are nom
inal: No. l foundry Northern s22623; No .
foundry Northern. s21@22; No. 1 foundry south
ern s21. 50d22.50; No. foundry Southern soft
SCI 50G22. 80 European markets reported slight
declines. Glasgow closed SOS Id and MiddieS-
boro at SOS Tizd.
ST. LOUIS. July 11-Metals active Lead
strong at s99112q4; spelter strong at $40
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Brought with Peculiar Force To n
staten Island Woman

NEW YORK. July lI.-Miss Mary +.
Crocheron, descendant OF a Huguenot Of
noble birth who was shipped out of France
in "A barrel TO save him from the head
mans AK has been deprived Of home
nallowed 10 her by the associations OF more
than two centuries She Is waiting IN the
hoNse al New springville. :. L.. where her
forefather- lived in luxury for the sum
mons 10 gather up her belongings ana at
the age OF sixty-thiee 90 begin life anew.
The property. consisting OF 10 acres OF
Land and the cid homestead. was sold for
SO e5. 10 satisfy a mortgage hello By the
trustees of a church fund.
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HALIFAX y. s, July u.-Royal en-
gineers will take the necessary measures
this week, for the new fertilization which
will be more powerful than that at York
redouht which is next to Gibraltar In i'm.
pregnabiiity. The fort will be con
strncted on Devils island. on the western
entrance 10 Halifax harbor The military
authorities mere received word from IN.
London War Once TO the effect that 81 $50 90
would be placed at the disposal OF the su.
thorities for the first years work.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July u.-MsJor Devol.
general superintendent Of the army trans
port service has opened bids Tor the pur-
chase Of the Grant. He states that all the
offers were much below the value OF the
steamship and il is likely that the War
Department will refuse 10 dispose Of her ~
rresent The highest bid was So coo The
government paid $4,000 for the transport.
She has been in service since 1895.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 21zG2%4 per cent. Dis
counts Short bills. 21hq2 9-16 per cent: three
months bills. S-l6Q2fs per cent.
observation-disclosures rates: Short bills. 2Iz
per cent; three months bills. 2ss per cent.
PARIS-Three per cent rentes, If Ice for
checks. Spanish tours. 50. 81.
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a. GREENFIELD RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY.

pAeSENGFR CARS-Leave Georgia aud Me-
r,tian streets. First at a. and hourly
hereafter until 10 D. Last car leaves at IL 20
ID. f-..-... - -
-. afreets at a. m. and leave a.
.i So live al $50 and leave at $3.50 p. m.
@AtSSNIRINATION PASSENGER AND EXPRESS
=. = 00SDI,eaVe Georgia and Meridian n
m a. m. II noon. y. m. y. m.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE. July 1L-Hens. &c per ID: sprine
chickens 13dl3lzc; Young ducks. Sc: young tu,-
keys. 6QSc; old. 6fl7c.
CHICAGO. July u.-Iced poultry quiet and
steady, turkeys l2dl5ne; chickens, 11dllI5c:
springs. 12isdl5c.
ST LOUIS. July u.-Chickens l0c: sprines
12dlSc; turkeys, lie; ducks, sc: geese. &C
CINCINNATI July u-Poultrv steady. bens
size springs, 14615c; turkeys. 10c
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Names Withdrawn from Suit.

NEWARK, n. j.. July 11.-R. MoCarter,
counsel for J. A. Hodge and others in the
suit against the United States Steel Cor
poration. TO prevent the retirement of 800
200 of the company's preferred stock and
ly withdrew the name of Russell Sage as
a accomplishment in the action. Hopkins
Brothers also were withdrawn from the
suit
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INrERURBAN TINE CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO., OF INDIANA
Time Table Effective May 23, 1902.
Station-Union Block,
I'D West Maryland Street.

For Anderson Muncie, Marion. Alexandra ana
intermediate stations. Leave. Ala a m and
each hour thereafter until s:l5 y. m and ll:ls
d. m.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie.
Leave: a. H., II a. m, y. IN. and p. m,
arriving Anderson I'm hour and twenty-five
minutes and Muncie IN two hours II a. M and
D. m. trains make direct connections at Ander-
son with limited trains for Elwood.
Combination passenger and express car viii
leave West Maryland-street station az 5:i5 a m.
Express car leaves West Maryland-street sta
tion Q-90 a. m.
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ing futures ranged as follows:

cash quotations as follows. Flour quiet
and unchanged No. 3 spring wheat 75a. 67eAc
No . red. 77sd7sc. No. corn, Srac No. >
oats s9Isd5lc: No. > white sc: No 3 white
5sQT54lac No = rye. 60Isc. No. 1 haxseed 81 30
No / Northwestern Sl.s7. Prime timothy seed
$40 Mess pork per bril- SlSS7i261S 62i5 Lard
per 100 lbs 81. H. Short-rib SIDES Ooose) SO 70
GlO so Dry-salted shoulders boxed, sil.37is
Short-clear sides tboXed). Sll25N l1.37i2. Whisky
basis Of high wines, $50.
Receipts Flour. 1000 brs; wheat 600 bu:
corn Ies 600 bu oats Ia. 900 bu. barley 10 900 bu
Shipments-Flour. 5000 brs; wheat 81. 900 bu:
corn, 2Ss, 900 bu; oats, S7loo0 bu; barley 1000
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. July I.--Spirits Of turpentine
firm st i5e kosln firm; quote: A, p. {. sLl5
l. sos: X. S2.55: NJ sS05: n, So. 45; window glass
50 so: water white 1856.
WILMINGTON. July f1.--Spirits of turpentine
nothing doing Rosin steady at 81. 10Gl Il Crude
turpentine frm Al sl.4o, $50 and 81 CO. Tar firm
at $3.50.
OIL CITY, July U.--Credit balances. 81. %. GER
tifcates bid. Shipments 10 lS1 brIs: aver
age rests brs; runs, 80 $50 brls; average 50 81
brls.
MONTPELIER. July 11.-Crude petrole,,r,,
steady North Lima soc South Lima and In
diana. SIC
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BANK CLEARINGS.
indianapolis shows Gain of 3.5 Per
Cent. and Evansville AS

NEW YORK July 1.-THE following table
compiled by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear
ings az the principal cities Tor the week ended
July 10. with the percentage of increase and
decrease ss compared with the corresponding
week last year;
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Earthauakes IN "a. Vincent.

ST. THOMAS. July m--Advlces received
here from the islano OF So. Vincent say
that three earthquakes were experienced
there Tuesday within tventy-four hours.
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New Transatlantic Line.

MOBILE. Ala. July n.-Elder. Dempster
4 Co who operate A line or steamers out
of New Orleans and Galveston 10 foreign
ports. will establish. on Sept. !. line OF
vessels between Mobile and Liverpool
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RAILROAD TINE cARu.

a. n sine - in BLACK aEurcs- Trains marked
thus. Daily. ~-Sleepcrs P-Parior Ger; c.
Chair Car: n-Duing ear: f-Excepi SUNDAYS
SUNDAY onIr .Dailv except Monday.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-12

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE dry goods market
has again been quiet in all departments ~
cotton goods both home and export account
Tone unchanged and prices without alteration
Linens are drm. with quiet demand RurIans
advancing. although the local demand is dull
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-12
INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD -
FRANKLIN Il. II. co.

t,.ss.,e.r cars leave Pennsylvania and Wash
...,son sfreets First at a m. and hourly
,hsrsafter until 10 y. m. Last car leaves al ll:ls
d. -. -. -
csorsia and Meridian streets for Greenwood only
81 go a m. and 3 30 y. m
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-07-12
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON-Frida statement of
the treasury balances. excepting the s150,
900 coo gold reserve. shows:
Available cash balance ........... $500 03i 6l2
Gold 104 2f0. s23