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GRAINS AND PROVISIONS
FAIR WEATHER SLACKENS TRADE
IN WHEAT AND CORN.
Energy Goes Out of July Corn and IL
Closes Four Cents on. at SEC
Range Of Futures.

CHICAGO. July l0-Clear skies. with
prospects Of fair weather generally during
the next twenty-four hours. caused a drop
in prices of all grains on the Board of
Trade to-day. and trading was extremely
Ight. September wheat closed &c lower
September corn was %Q1sc lower. with
oats 2407sc lower. Provisions closed from
10c 10 20c higher
There was a decline i'm wheat at the
opening due 10 more favorable weather.
but the selling was not heavy and was
principally on local account. Small move
ments and rumOrs. of bad crops. together
with evening up for the government re-
port. gave steadiness to the market. Offer
1ngs. which were rather light early in the
session. became more free toward the lat
ter part Of the day. and prices again weak
ened. September opened sc lower at 1910
s%7se. advanced to &c on restricted offerings
and reacted toward the close. which was
&c lower. at 75asn131Ac. Primary receipts
were 1000 bu, against 800 900 bu a year
ago. Clearances Of wheat and flour were
equal 20 $500 bu. Local receipts were
ffty-eight ears, with eleven of contract
grade
Comparatively little trading was done i'm
corn, anu the feeling. on the whole, was
firm Better weather prospects caused
some selling. but small receipts and numer-
Gus reports of damage by heavy rains had
a Strengthening effect July corn was
again inactive. and after opening a cent
below yesterdays close, at S5c. with a sub
Sequent jump To Sc the close was &c lower
at sc. September opened a shade to Ia
Ssc lower. at 6li4M61isc. sold up TO 6lSsc and
closed with loss of SsfII2c, at 6iI6l1kc
Local receipts were 155 cars, with fourteen
contract
Oats opened easier on predictions of more
favorable weather Commission houses
sold freely early, but offerings We're we'll
taken. Later trade became lis.less and
without any special features. Crop ad-
vices were fair. but receipts were small
September opened %s05sc lower at 337sGI
S4sc. COfnmission-house buying caused a
rally 10 $3.50. but there was another slump
10 33hzc. and the close was 2s67sc lower at
sassQS5sac, Local receipts were ninety-one
cars.
Provisions were firm on light receipts and
higher prices for hogs at the yards Re
ceipts OF hogs at Western markets were
small, being curtailed considerably by wet
weather TRADE was rather light, but a
g0Od demand existed. September pork
ranged between $3.50 and SlS.721h closing
12lac higher. at the high figure. September
lard sold between $l091l5 and $lll5, with
closing figures zoe higher. at $ll15 Ribs
closed l0c higher after selling between
5000 and SloS2l5, the latter being the price
at the close.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
% cars; corn, 2f5 cars; oats, 90 cars; hogs
1S,oo0 head.
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Spot easy; No. 70ikc. elevator and Ill4c
T. O. b. afioat. Option market opened about
steady, advanced on fears of a bui!ish crop
report and with wheat then weakened I'M
der realizing sales. except September,
which. on squeeze of shorts. closed sc
higher, against nc decline otherwise. july
Closed at 9izc; September. s4&s164s4c, closed
at 64ssc. Decem Der closed at 513sc.
Oats-Receipts, 5000 bu; exports. EAT bu
Spot steady; No. ?. sec; No. 3. soc; No. z
white. 6Od6Oizc: No. white. 5Su60c; track
mixed Western, 54q56c; track white West
ern. eoG64c track white State. 6pd6ic. OPP
tons sold OF on clearing weather, rallied
with corn and broke a second time under
liquidation.
Cut meats quiet: picked bellies, $11.509
1925. Lard firmer: western steamed, $l14O;
July closed at Sl1.42. nominal; refined firm;
continent S1l.50; South America. So: com
pound, s. 121zGS.50. Pork firm: family, S21et
2l.56. Tallow firm; city 90 for package),
SIC: country packages free, 6ssc
COffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. Z invoice.
SIC: mild quiet; Cordova, Sd111Zc.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 13-16c;
centrifugal, IS test. 5-16c. Molasses sugar.
29sc.
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NEW YORK. July 10.-Butter-Receipts. % 1871
packages. Market slightly easier. State dairy,
1IisQ2lc; creamery, Bl2G21zc: renovated l76D
zoe; factory, l6TlSc; imitation creamery l78
1Sc. Cheese-Receipts, u go packages Market
quiet and easy. New State full creams small
colored, fancy. 10G10Hc; small white I0lIOItc
large colored 1o]sc; large white. Sisc. Eggs
steady.
PHILADELPHIA. July 10.-Butter firm and in
good demand; extra Western creamery. 22T
Z23c; extra nearby prints, 25c. Eggs firm and
IN good demand; fresh nearby, 19lsc loss off .
fresh Western, 20c. loss off; fresh Southwestern
l2c. loss on; fresh Southern I7d1sc. loss on.
Cheese easier; New York full creams prime
small. 101<c; New York full creams. fair to
gOod, 9Aql0c.
BALTIMORE. July 1O.-Butter firm: fancy
imitation. 1sQ20c; fancy creamery. 22d22isc.
fancy ladle, 1Sd19c: fancy roll. l701Sc: good
roll. l6GlTc: store packed. 16dI7c. Eggs firm:
fresh, 1Ti2d1Sc. Cheese steady; large, lOdlO1kc:
medium, lOlsdlOl4c; small, 10A61O12c.
CHICAGO. July i0.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady: Creamery
1Sn2ll2c; dairy. 1SG1ei4c. Eggs easier at I7ISc
loss off Cheese unchanged at 1061O%4c.
CINCINNATI July 1O.-Eggs steady AT 14c
Butter easier; creamery extra, BE; frsts 2fa22c
seconds 10000; dairy, 14Izc. Cheese steady:
Ohio fiat. 10c
KANSAS CITY. July 10-Eggs steady. fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock lac doz. loss on
cases returned
ST. LOUIS, July 1o-Butter steady; cream
cry. IiQ22c; dairy. 11g19c. Eggs higher at 1Sjbc.
loss OF. '1O'
LOUISVILLE. July 0.-Butter-Common and
medium, li12c per Id; good. l5c. Eggs, 13c
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PRIVATE WIRE ADVICEs.
Missouri Pacific and Sugar Gnin. the
Latter 6 Points.
IMeyer q Klser's Wlre. ]


NEW YORK, July 10-There was an ir-
regular opening. which soon developed into
weakness, affecting both the railway and
industrial lists, with very few exceptions.
There was little in the way of news to ac-
count for the tendency, and il may be put
down to the caution OF the part Of the
traders. endangered by the uncertainty as
TO the result of the government crop re-
port TO be published this afternoon; also TO
the fact that in some quarters the July
corn option corner created uneasiness, and.
furthermore. TO the feeling that the market
was entitled TO some reaction after the pro-
nounced strength which it has shown of
late. on the decline. however renewed
purchases took place, particularly in such
stocks as Missouri Pacific and Sugar
which advanced very sharply. especially
the latter, which gained over points from
the lowest level Of the forenoon. These
two. combined with the strength and great
activity in New York Central, created "A
more confident feeling and caused a rally
i'm the late afternoon.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. July 1O.-Local metal markets
to-day We're again steady firm in tone but
quiet and featureiess. on quiet demand and
In sympathy with the advance in the English
market TN, locally, Improved Is points, with
gained l5s closing. spot. at SLY los and futures
at 4l21 los Both here and abroad the feeling
firm Copper ruled dull locally Lake n a
vaneed points on the inside price, but was
August, closed at SlLST4a1175; Lake. s125S19 1s
electroiytie $ll-g5a les. and casting S1i-75S6
U-95. London reported a net advance ~ -
spot closing at sos IS sd. and futures At Go
IS Cd. Lead remained steady at 4Isc with trade
light The English price was also unchanged
at ell 6s Sd Spelter in the local marcel -
firm but dull Al 5lsc. London advanced y &c 10
Gf9 IS cd The New York iron market yrss
steady and unchanged. Warrants were ro,n
inal No. foundry Northern. S22a23: No >
foundry Northern. S2lG22: No. l foundry south
ern. S2150G22.5O; No. I foundry Southern soft
SCI. 50a22.50- English markets were steady with
Glasgow finally quoted at Sos sd and Middlesboro
at 5ls izd.
ST. LOUIS. July 1O.-Lead steady at 81 a7tz
spelter steady at $3.50 q
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Rates on Loans and EXchange-Ciear-
ings md naIances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-C paper, 446
per cent; time loans, SAT per cent. Clear
ings. 81, SO7, S5S.7 "A; balances. $2l4,262.sS.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at ga
per cent; last loan at 3. Prime mercantile
paper. 4G5 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady at S4.S7&4Q4.S77s for demand ana at
s. ssh for sixty days; posted rates, AS6d
S61a and $i.SShd4.S9. Commercial bills
81. S45s04S55s Clearings, $2S5,2Il,IS6; bal
ances, $10.5S6,5S2.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange, 35c dis
count Posted rates unchanged, A.S6 for
sixty days and S4.SS1z for demand. Clear
ings, SIG 1898, 156; balances, S,755624.
CONGRATULATIONS 314d6 per cent.
New York exchange, par Clearings, A'l6S,-
$50
BOsTON.-Clearings, $40, 1863; balances,
81, 1891, 606.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 4u4l2 per
cent. Clearings, $40, S72,5 balances, $651,-
1926.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at 5Q6 per
cent New York exchange, 60 cents dis
county. Clearings. $I77O,222; balances.
81, 462, 779.
BALTIMORE.-Mone 1898 per cent.
Clearings, 1885, 100; balances. $685., l6S.
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Else where.

CHICAGO. July l0-Cattle-ReceIpts. f000 in
Guiding J. 20 Texans Market steady; closed
weak. Good 10 prime steers s.. s0qS so: poor 10
medium. 81 50a760, stOckers and feeders 81 90
a.. cows 81 i0d575. hsifeTs. g 50Ie ~. can
ners 81 40Qg80 bulls. S250d5.75: calves s. 50lf
So Texas fed steers. sf0s75.
Hogs-Rcceipts to-day. 2. OBJ tomorrow. 70 600.
left over, T. co. Choice steady 20 shade higher.
others weak Mixed and butchers s. 30dg IS .
good TO choice heavy. S7.9OQS. IS. rough heavy
s725Q775; light FaL0i bulk OF sales. s. s5G
SIC
Sheep-Receipts 10, 900. sheep strong to 10c
higher: lambs steady. Good 70 choice wethers.
8 Z5d4; fair 20 choice mixed. g 50G3 Is. Western
sheep and yesrlings. s. 50Q4: native lambs g 30
40 81.
OfnciaI yesterday: Receipts-Cattle Is 2ss: hoes
IS $50 shipments-Csttle ash; hogs. s7s2.
sheep. 2.22l
KANSAS CITY, July 0.-Cattle-Receipts 3 500
natives 2900 Texans, zoo outs Cows lower.
stockers and feeders l5a25o lower. Choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers, $3.50: fair 10
good. A5o9Is0 stockers and feeders. s5Q5. 50;
Western fed steers. s4.i5Qs. Texas and Indian
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat and Corn Weaken Under
ReaIizing-Oats Thsteadx

NEW YORK. July 1O.-Flour-Receipts
l''2So brls; exports. 1875 brls. Market was
dnh and barely steady. Rye flour dull: fair
10 good. S.25a3f5: choice 10 fancy. ss55aS. 70.
Corn meal steady; yellow Western. 81 %.
CITY, III, Brandywine. S3.45G355 rive
STEADY. No. ? Western. 65isc. (. o. b. aaoat.
state and Western, e3Q64c c. l. Z. New
York. car lots W"
" heat-Receipts. 1890 bu; exports. q ~
bu Spot easy; No. red. SOisc. elevator. No
req eii4s4sZcs o. b. afioat No 1 north
ern Duluth, Ziec T. o. b. afioat; No | hard
saitill l.1' voc, 7. o. o. afoat. Options We're
Irregular all day For "A while during The
forenoon they showed steadiness on adj
vance winter wheat crop news, but event.
ually gave way under realizing and uncer
tstnty as 70 the crop report figures cIosfns
1su7sc net lower. July. S07s0SlI4c, closed af
Nae September. 7Skd97 1-l6c. closed ar
use. December. i3149 9-l6c. closed at TgIsc
CoTn-Receipts. 1850 bu, exports, 2.l66 bu
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SAVANNAH July lO.-Sprits of turnan,ino
firm at 45i4c. ROsin firm; quote: A. IL q n
f. s1.25: +, s155; G, $40; H. $40: T. e o.. \
$3.50: NJ, S3.Og; y. S3.45; window glass 81 50
water white, S36 Wv
OIL CITY. July 1o.-Credit balances. Up: GER
tihcates. no bid shipments l61 brls: aver
bTls.
MONTPELIER. July 1O.-Crude petroleum,
steady; North Lima, sec; South Lima and In
diana, sic.
NEW YORK. July 10.-Petroleum dull Posin
steady. Spirits OF turpentine quiet at 47S. %
4eAc
WILMINGTON. July 10-Spirits OF turpentine
nothing doing. Crude turpentine firm at sT a.
$3.50 and $3.50. Tar firm at $3.50. ~
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 21.d21a per cent Dis
counts: Short bills, 7-l6d21s per cent;
three months bills, 21zQ25s per cent
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m
47pfgs for checks. Discount rates Short
bills ~ per cent; three months bills, 1%s
per cent.
PARIS-Three per cent. rentes 1Olf 40c
for the account. Exchange on London, Psf
l514c for checks. Spanish tours, 1912.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, July 10.-Poultry-Iive f~rnsr.
broilers 14c: turkeys. 11012c: fowls. l2c Dressed
dull; broilers, 154loc; fowls, lie; turkeys NJ
Gle
LOUISVILLE. July 1o.-Hens, &c per ID. snripv
chickens. iSal5c; young ducks, Sc; young ture
keys. 6dSc; old, sac.
CHICAGO. July i0.-Iced poultry quiet a,a
steady: turkeys. 12GlSisc. chickens 10is IL
springs. 12i5d14ikc. -
ST. LOUIS. July 10.-Poultry steady: chickens
SIC; springs nal2e; turkeys. Zoe; ducks &C.;
geese, sc.
CINCINNATI July 10.-Poultry-Hens gis,.
springs. HQi5c; turkeys. 10c.
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Buyers of steel, sugar and No. Pac.

fGranger Farwell & Co.'S Wire.I
NEW YORK. July 10.-Sugar was put up
on shorts, who sold it on a sure tip for
par on account of new competition. Butler
Bros bought about 10000 Missouri Pacific
at advancing prices Il. j. Taylor 4 Co.
syndicate brokers. took all the Steel pre-
ferred from 9OIa up TO 907s at the close
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, July l0.-Cotton-Srot ouist.
niddlng uplands 9iScs middling gulf a.
sales, So bales. Futures closed quiet and stea ~.
July. s62c: August. SIZE. September \ 0Sc- o.
t0ber. 792c. November, Isle; December : g..
January. Isle; February. 7.s5c; March 7s5c ''''
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Sheep-Receipts. 100; shipments none. The
combined receipts of sheep and lambs Tor
four days indicate Il decrease Of over 200
compared with the same time last week
and about 500 compared with the CORE
spending time a year ago. The receipts to-
DAY were small. showing a decrease OF
about 600 compared with a week ago and
300 compared with a year ago There We're
not enough to invite competition between
buyers. and necessarily the market was
quiet, but sales generally were on a basis
of steady prices compared with yesterday.
although. on account Of the absence OF
prime stock, there were no extreme prices
realized. 1t did not take long TO exhaust
the small supply. and the market closed
steady. Spring lambs were reported at
$3.50N550 and sheep at $3d350. Quotations:
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jaly 1O.-The home demand co.
brown sheetings and drills has been dull hut
the latter have been bought for India 70 a
fair extent. Bleached gOods are dull ana m
changed: coarse colored cottons quiet bur arn,
Prints steady, With moderate demand Cing.
hams firm. No change in other divisions of t6e
ma
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 53i4 Mexican
dollars, 4214.
LONDON.-Bar silver, "a s-16d per ounce.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Th statement
of the treasury balances i'm the general
fund. exclusive of the 100000 gold re-
serve in the division OF redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. ............ S2O1 $50 392
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 104.570,6l1
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NEW YORK. July 10-The money move
ment to Western and Southwestern points
continues From 100000 TO 81, 100000 was
shipped direct TO Chicago banks to-day and
$4,000 10 New Orleans. The local cor
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour more
ective; prices steady and firm. No spring
wheat, Ioas6e; No. red, 76is07Sc. No corn
Sliac; No. yellow. size No . oats bO551c.
No ? white. 54b = No. white. 57atc No
2 rye 6lec. Far TO choice mailing barley
lbft9lc. No. faxseed. Sl.5I; No. I Northwest
ern. S.Io. Prime timothy seed ST5 Me-
pork. per brl. SlS6001S65. Lard Der 100 Ifs
Snl2ls Short-rib sides Ooose), SO. 1910 s. Dry.
salted shoulders boxed. $3.50. Short-clear sidss
boxed. Sll2jqn-S7i4. Whisky. basis OF high
Receipts-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat y 600 I'm.
corn. li,e0 bu, oats, $4,000 bu: rye 1000 bu .
harley. 5000 bu Shpments-Flour & 600 brIs
wheat. lSloeo bu; corn. Isl 900 bu; oats 1O7 900
bu. barley. Leo bu. ' ''VVO
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Wool.

ST LOUIS. July 1O.-Wool unchanged: medium,
grades and combfng 13dlsc; light ffnc 126I5il-.
heavy nne, l0qlsc; tub washed, 15q24,1c.
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respondent of st. Louis bank deposited
81, 100000 in the subtreasury to retire the
circulation of another St Louis institution,
which has been absorbed
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Four Very Possible Suggestions

SUPPOSE YOU should lose your situation
for some reason.
SUPPOSE a long sickness prevents you
from earning anything.
SUPPOSE you should have a death in
your family and need some ready money.
SUPPOSE any one OF a hundred contin-
Rencies should arise which would embar-
Tsss your. finances
Have you a snug little nest egg tucked
away for emergencies? If not IL is high
time you had Open a savings account
where security is absolute and investment
good. Hours, to A. and Saturday even
ings.
The Marion Trust Company
N. E. Cor. Monume Mt Place and Market st.
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transactions at the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS, July O-Cattle-Receipts none;
shipments none. No changes are to be
noted in the market. either as TO prices or
conditions. The demand is very good for
choice butcher cattle. but under grade
stock finds dull and slow market. The
calf market is steady, with top kinds sell
ing at $3.50. Quotations:
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Local Banks and Trust Companies.
Local fractions and Industrials.
Chicago stocks.

[Granger FarwelI 8 90 VIC.
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MONETARY.

National Biscuit y
Diamond Match ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
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Hogs-Receipts. 500: shipments. 800. The
quotations were the same yesterday, but
the average was little better. There were
no top heavy hogs offered, the best going
at S. The demand was principally from
outside sources. Business moved easily
from the start, exhausting the receipts in
a short time. The best grade of heavy
hogs, 800 lbs and upward. We're worth s. 10
with the best lights at $3.50. The market
closed quiet at quotations:
Good to choice heav'.s ............ 81 SOFAS 10
Common 10 choice medium grades. 1901. 81
Common TO choice light weights 7l5d76 81
Light and heavy miXed....-........ 1907 ~
Light pigs and skips................ 6.5Gd7 %
ROughs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6O0d7 %
Sheep-Receipts none: shipments none
The market was steady on all grades with
a reliable demand. for desirable stock
Quotati ons:
Spring lambs .....-....-............ 81 O0lf5. 80
Good 10 choice yearlngs ............ 3O0645
Common TO medium yearlings.-.... 100000
Stockers and feeding sheep. .O003.OO
Good TO choice sheep. ................ 3O0Gf3 =
Bucks. per 100 bs..........-.......... 3.50d3.75
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Mrs. Edmund McMurdie.

The funeral of Mrs. Edmund McMur-
die. who died i'll Boston. Mass. Satur-
day. Nov. %. was held at North Arson,
TUESDAY. Nov. -. The services wer"
conducted by the Order Of the Eastern
Star. No. as. of North Arson. of which
she was a member. The services were
very impressive. Her illness was of
short duration. she dying of a paralytic
shock Her age was 80 years. Mrs.
McMurdic was the widow. of the late
Edmund McMurdie, formerly Of Au-
custa, who was a past commander Of
Trinity Commandery. No. :. X. Il. lie
was for many years connected with
the large publishing house of the late
r. =. Allen. Mrs. Nc MurGie was {,
sia,c" of W. A. -. cyagin Hf Phillips.
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DANGEROUS WEATHER.
Fall Of over Forty Degrees in Temper
ature Of Frequent Occurrence Doc
tors say many will suffer.

In less than twelve hours one day this
month. there Was Il fall of over forty
degrees in the temperature. Doctors say
that such Sudden changes which are
frequent this winter. are worse. in their
effects. than are many So-called cpl
denies.
Unless person is in robust health ne
is unable To stand the shock To his
system. that comes from the exposure
associated with sudden changes from
warm 10 extremely cold weather Be
sides colds and similar ailments. pneu-
mona often follows such exposure.
If the vital power be kept in proper
level b" heaithful surroundings. the
avoidance of stimuiants and nerve dead,
ening drugs, and If the tissues are keep
in correct condition by the use Of prop
er nourishment like Father Johns Medi-
cine. pneumonia may be avoided.
This old nourishins remedy prevent
pneumonia. cures colds and all throa,
and lung troubles. by driving out Tho
Impurities. and supplying nutrition ID
build up the body and make strength
| II is free from poisonous drugs 1t i.
| food for the body. and you will nevel
! have a cold II you take it after any eA,
posure The 81 bottles contain thres
1izs.es tie quantity Of the 50-ceat size.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York Nov %-priceS Of stocks
closed, tonight. considerably higher than
on Wednesday in spite Of some rather uil-
/ favorable developments and continuance
of some aDprehenSion over monetar:
conditions. The advances i'll the market
We're attributed to some extent 10 III.
| demand from the short interest 10 cover,
! owing apparently TO the bidding up OF
! prices by an element amongst the traders
which set out TO make a campaign against
the bears Todays trading. neVertnelesa,
| was duh. The most notable demonStra-
| ton of the day was i'll Louisville *
Nashville. which vas lifted nearly seven
points. carrying with II Southern Railway
and Illinois Central in sympathy
The movement was unexplained. The
| rise in Sugar contained all the ear ma rks
; urgent demand AT the last carried the
! price mp over iive points. In the !Oca.
! fractions, Brooklyn Transit led the al
vance. Manhattan was very active bat
| iluctIaled narrowly ana showed the ef-
! fects oT realizing. The strength III ST
! Paul WAS due To the expectation that tn,
j directors would act on the authority Ia
| issue new stock at todayS meeting. The
| stock ran off OH tho adjournment Of the
meeting without action. The market re-
coded when the call money rate advanced
! to six per cent. in the late dealings. but
rallied again and closed steady under the
! influence Of Il squirt in Sugar.
| New York exchange at Chicago recov-
| cred today. tn ~ cents discount Stcrl-
| ing exchange continued firm bat the re
! tcntiOn of The per cent discount rat.
by the Bank Of England had a favorabl,
| effect. Bonds were dun and irregular
Total sales. par value. Sl.4l5.T1. United
| States SIS registered declined 4 per cent
! on the last call