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Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-04
MODERN
METHODS
EMPLOYED
Work on the Humboldt is Progressing in
Satisfactory Manner.

The following which was taken from
the Mining Record at Colorado Springs
tells of the work that is being accom-
plished on the Humboldt, one of the best
known properties in this district.
"Frank c. Smith, the we'll known oper-
ator of Denver, was a recent visitor in
the city. Mr.. Smith has been in differ
ent ways connected with the mining
business of Colorado, and has figured in
many important transactions. Among
other ventures, Mr.. Smith was pres
dent and one of the promoters
of the Burns Moore company,
which is conducting a very important
tunnel enterprise in the Idaho Springs
district. Mr.. Smith is still operating in
that section at the present time. devoting
his time to operation of the old Hum
boldt property.
"The Humboldt is famous as producer
of high grade ore, holding the record for
its particular section. 1t has a produc-
tion record of something like $500, 600,
made wholly by gophering in compara-
lively shallow workings. The property
has never been extensively or systemat-
ically worked. The application of mod
ern methods will undoubtedly place the
mine in high rank among the shippers
of the state.
1.-The company promoted by Mr.. Smith
was organized along unique lines. A
block of stock was advertised for sub
scription, the directors of the company
to be chosen from the subscribers for this
block. In this way the management of
the company was placed in the hands of
the shareholders.
"The Humboldt mine is located on
what is known as Burns Moore mountain
at a point between Ute and Cascade
creeks. The deepest of the old workings
is but $50 feet. There has since been a
tunnel started down the hill further,
which will tap the ore bodies at an addi-
tional depth of I6s feet. Work in this
tunnel is now being pushed, and pay ore
has been encountered in the breast. Ex.
ploitation of the ore bodies by means of
wines from the old workings shows that
the values increase with depth. All the
ore has not been worked out in the old
workings, so it is fair to presume that
from the ground above the present tun-
mel level considerable more ore will be
produced than was formerly marketed by
the other owners.
"An old mill is owned by the company,
but it is likely that an improved process
will be installed. Experiments are now
being made with cyanide at plant up
Chicago Creek. Besides the work re-
ferred to above, the company has tun-
mel site on Chicago creek, and will in
time drive bore to tap the Humboldt at
an approximate depth of 500 feet.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-04
Progress of Empire Tunnel.

Clarence Jarbeau, the well known at
torney of Georgetown, was in the city
Thursday. Mr.. Jarbeau is the secretary
of the Empire Tunnel, Mining and Mill
ing company. He reports that his com-
pany is taking out rich ore and that from
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-04

Eastern shaft, all of which is of high
grade. This is being sacked and pu
to one side awaiting transportation t,
the mill.
The prospects for the success of the
New Era company are exceedingly gooo
as everything points in that direction.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1902-10-04
A Book That Will Make You Money

The " Shining Mark and the
Mining Shark" is a book that
will open the eyes of the invest
ing public. 1t will save money
to those who have heretofore
failed to place mining investments
on business basis. 1t is full of
fact. The blows at fake schemes
are direct from the shoulder.
There is no half way sentiment.
The trip to James Peak, the crest
of the continent, where the water
flows both ways, is one of the
most interesting ever written.
The entire book is a gem of fifty
pages, neatly bound, and one that
will be an ornament and addition
to any library. Its sale will reach
better than 10000 copies. See
that your order is in for copy
of the first edition.
The colored American., 1902-01-11
City Paragraphs

Hon. Jc'-- - w. the new Re-
cOrder of Deeds is in th city.
Do not wait TO be dunned but send
IN Your subscription at once,
Congress is now In active session
with the city full OF strangers.
Editor e E. Cooper has been con-
fined TO his bed for more than q week
BIS illness was due to overwork.
Detective Henry E. Lacy is an &C tiv
sleuth these times and Is doing III
lions share of fine work sIo1nd town.
The many friends of Mrs D. Coil
coat are pleased to know that she Is
rapidly convalescing from her recent
illness.
Mrs. Lottie e. wilson gave a de-
Hghtful luncheon at her studio Jtnu-
ary second in the honor of Mrs. Hern- :
don, Of Atlantis, Ga.
Attornies Giles B. Jackson and John
II. Hayes of Richmond, Va. are in Il g
N~NJ 80 ASANA SASAhCcS. lAOy are I6Rt
tered at the Southern Hotel.
The pastel painting by Mrs L1tti,
K Wilson was drawn by Mrs. Ida Bal
ly Friday Jan 3rd, at the Studio of Mrs.
Wilson. The lucky number was 13
Col. w A. Pledger, ch airm an of the
Republican State Centrsl Committee Of
Georgia is In town fixing up the party
fences and getting the machine in
good working order
Editor A. E Manning of The II
disnapolis Wo'ld accompanied by his
charming wife spent fe " DAYS in tbis
city this week en- route from New
York where they hfd speat Christm As
the guest of friends and relatives.
Mr.. Jas 81. HudnelI, repres enting the
CsstelberR's Diam oud Imp Drters, 935
Pennsylvsnia Avsnue did the bonner
work fer his firm he month Of De-
cember. Mr.. Rudnen Ia msklre q "a
cord for himself and Tor the race
The colored American., 1902-01-11
A WONDERFUL FACE BLEACH.

PEACH-LIKE complexion obtained if used al
directed VIII turn the skin of black or brown
person fou! or five shades lighter. and a mulatUo
person perfectly white. In forty eight hours shade
ortWo Will be noticeable Q 1t does not turn the
skin IN spots but bleaches out white, the skin re
naming beautiful without continual use. VII
remove wrinkles, freC%les dark spots pimples or
bumps or black heads, making the skin very soft
and smooth. Small pOX pits. tan, liver spots re-
moved without harm to the skin When you get
the color you wish, stop using the preparation.
THE HAIR STRAIGHTENER.
that goes in every one dollar box is enough y
make anyone's hair grow long and straight, and
keeps it from falling cut. Highly perfumed and
makes the hair sot and easy to comb MeDp
OF our customers say one of our dollar boxes -
worth ten dollars yet we sell 1t for one dollar q
box. THE NO-SMELL thrown in free.
Any person sending US one dollar in a letter or
Post-Ohce money order, express money order or
registered letter, will send it through the mail
postage prepaid; or If you want it sent c. o. D..
1t viii come by express 25c. extra
In any case where itfails to do what we claim,
we Will return the money or send box free OF
charge. Packed so that no one will know con,
tents except receiver.
CRANE AND CO.
10 west Broad stre.,,
- ~ RICHMOND Val
The colored American., 1902-01-11
Lawyer r. 8. Smith is kept busy now

Lawyer r. g. Smith is kept busy now
a days looking after his many cases on
docket. M. Smith is a psinstakIng
and successful lawyer-seldom los ing u
case He has the respect of all the
rouTls 81 d the race should see to 1t tha /.
he has all he can do.
The Congre3si onsl G ub will hold q
lad es day thursday, Jan. 16, from 4p
m. TO 10 p. IN. Music and q toOthsome
Ierast sre among the features Mr.
SsmCe. r Spesring, The President to
gethtr with his ssf fociat, is bIi ging
he cIa b up 10 high standard.
The colored American., 1902-01-11

several persons
or less we'll known. have increased as a result of
investing at the right time few Of the many are
follows:
w. b. Hardison S1so ooo
Thomas Hughes TSo 900
Edward StrausburE 100 goo
Charles Toll Councilman $4,000
Harry Chandler 40 ono
Lester Robinson GcOunty R.cord.rI 20 20. @ ooo
Anderson & Chanclor 1000 oco
Eo"dao DoneD 100, 600
l; Il GI' Parker 100. o.o0S
puIIA 7S,oo0
womenl in the United States whose fortunes are
estimated at million dollars and upwards Ih"se
fortunes the result Of small ON sal
airy or otheTswise. in nine ten they are
the result OF buying article when it was for sAe
at a low price and selling when the price had reach
cost. i his is the secret Of accumulating wealth.
Any bright ambitious person with q few dollars
staEt can get Tich 1t is easy to buy and sell Buy
cheap and sell at the highest Vrices The man or
woman who economies a small income can
never get rich as result of such savings Put
your spare funds to work for you Make your
money earn wages. Plant few dollars in the oil
business and See it grow day and night. Not
many industries yield profits a flowing oil well
II II is worth say 81 barrel, and yields only 100
barrel lsome yield so 900 barrels day. the income
is 500 Expert oil men receive 60 ID wages SO
each. making $40 daily expense, leaving clear
profit of 500 day Oil wells produce day and
night Sundays also. therefore the profit for q
year or 5o5 days is $32,65o enough to pay
l2O Per Cent DtvtdeE DIS to Stock n old.
6rG
no matter whether you invest ten or thousand
dollars the money would be divided according TO
how much yon put in Of the original $500 600 can
ital The stock could have sold at so cents A.
or SIoo a share but the big profits would go to
the investor who had the foresight to buy at the
cheapest price
National Oil Reporter. Oct. 10. 1sor,I
Fuel oil viii axe the pace OF 81 per cent Of all
the coal that is now used in the world IL means
as yearly market for $500 600 600 worth of fuel
oil in tn United States alone We desire the
bright. ambitious readers of this paper to he
among the first TO secure OF the E5st allot-
ment OF the shares Of the FL Captain Oil Cympa
ny, capital stock s. 10000. fully paid and
non-assesible- The first allotment of stock is
now offered to those persons who apply at once
at so cents per share.
From among the pers s1ns, men or women for
each State to purchase stock will be selected for
For these responsible positions the Corporation
desires the brightest persons possible The oil
experts of the RI Ca itan Oil ompany have after
considerable xpense and careful work. succeeded
in securing 64o acres OF excellent ground in the
Ventura Oil Be I of California and arRe acreage
in other districts Very few other large oil com
panies except possibly the Standard Oil Compa-
ny, and none OF the small ones have lands in these
dlstric S. In the hands of experienced and com
petent men with wise business management the
oil industry is safer than any average business
and profits greater, dividends Of s per cent a
mouth are not VI know0 ir oil the sto
riFs If The riches poured forth by oil
We often seem ridiculous whef com pared
The colored American., 1902-01-11
AND HAIR STRAlGHTENER.

both In box for 81, or three boxes for 50 lran.
ted To do what we say and to be the best the
World One box IS all that is required ifL las
directed
The colored American., 1902-01-11
A Bosm fn OH stocks.

Means big profits 10 tn 1se who are wife
enough to inVesi while sIock 10 Sc ling At q
low figure. To wait until the property Is
developed, simply means q prize for stock
many times that " hi6 b is asked for It before
The colored American., 1902-01-11
Cal IFORNIAOILC MAKEYOU
RI H-Ir is MARING HUN
DRED5 OF MEN AND NOM-
EN- RICH EVERY DAY.


Los' ngeles Express. Nov a. 1900 }.
The personal fortunes OF several persons more
or less well known, have increased as a result Of
investing at the right time, few Of the many are
as follows ~
The colored American., 1902-01-11

with their small cost. Wells bored at q cost
OF q few hundred dollars often yield EeVerGl
u ousanc Collars pTofit the cay oil is struck
Now most every one know that profts are
other product
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK Aug 7.-Butter-Receipts, 5545
packages The market was quiet State dairy.
i7Q2oc; State creamery, 17d201zc; renovated. 1sd
sc; factory, Hlzn16izc; imitation creamery, 15iz
dl7hc. Eggs-Receipts lib packages The
market was steady. state and Pennsylvania
oisQ21c: Western candled. 1920; Western I'M
csndled. 15dlSc. Cheese-Receipts 5.14S The
market was quiet Large white and colored
sSsc small white and colored 94sd9%c.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 7.-Butter dull: extra
Western creamery. 20ilc; extra nearby prints.
21c. Eggs firm and nc higher; fresh nearby.
20sc loss on: fresh Western. 2lc. loss OFF fresh
southwestern, 19c, loss off. fresh Southern 16d
lie. Cheese steady; New York full creams
prime small, 1o6l0Ac; New York full creams.
fair 10 good. 9iza9%c.
CHICAGO Aug 7.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the batter market was steady: creaneries.
15GIglkc; dairies. l5diSizc. Cheese steady at
l0is G1lc. Eggs steady; fresh. 16izc
CINCINNATI. Aug Eggs steady at l4c.
Butter frmer. creamery. extra. 22c; frsts 20Q2lc:
seconds, lSalsc. dairy, i2i1c.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 7.-Butter firm and un-
changed: fancy imitation. 19d20c: fancy cream
cry. 21H22c; fancy ladle. 1SQlsc; fancy roll.
i1GiSc. good roll. isgl7c; store packed. isgi7e.
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AT NEW YORK.
Report of August Snow Weakens
Corn and Wheat Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-FIour-Receipts,
o, SS5 brls: exports. $500 brls; market was
quiet and barely steady. Rye flour dull
fair to good 50. 25d3.4O; choice to fancy. $3.50
63.7O. Corn meal easier; yellow Western.
s127; city, 1925; Brandywine, $S.45d3.55. Rye
easier; No. Western, CSC f. o. b. afoat;
State, 62d63c. C. 1. f. New York car lots.
Barley quiet; feeding, SIC c. 1. f. Buffalo.
Wheat-Receipts. 4S.S75 bu; exports. 22O.-
CPS bu. Spot easy; No. red, 1850 elevator;
No. 2 red, 757s6769sc f. o. b. afoat; No. 1
Northern Duluth. SOlSc f. o. b. afoat; No. ]
hard Manitoba, S45sc f. o. b. afoat. Most Of
the dav wheat was sustained by good cash
demand. steady English cables. local COW
ering and fair seaboard clearances, but in
the last hour IL collapsed under heavy real
izing, fine crop prospects and bearish Snow
report In the last few minutes IL rallied
on covering and closed unsettled at M0Ac
net decline May. 75G755sc. closed 75lsc;
September, 70 7-16G741sc closed 1850; De-
ceInber, 73Is6f73 1850, closed 1915.
Corn-Receipts, 2.100 bu; exports, 952 blu;
spot steady; No. 2, Coo elevator and 65l2c (.
o. b. afloat Option market displayed early
strength on covering and small receipts and
light offerings but was weakened by the
break in wheat, bearish crop advices and
the Snow report, closing 1sd7sc lower; May,
Az d4514c, closed 44Ssc; September, 5S3sQ6Oc,
closed 5S5Sc: December, 47d473sc, closed 41c.
Oats-Receipts, 800 bu: exports. 433 bu.
Spot easier No. 2. &c. No. 3. 61c No. 2
white lie; No. white zoe; track mixed
Western. 55G6Sc; track white Western, 57G
Gle; State white track, 70471c. option mar
ket. after early steadiness declined with
other markets.
I.ard-WestCrn steamed, $u; August
closed 81: nominal refined easy.
Coffee-Spot Rio barely steady; No. in
voice. 55sc Iild quiet; COrdova. Sd111zc.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 2kc;
centrifugal. &C test, SIC; molasses sugar,
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear.
fngs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, 4d6
per cent; time loans. sac per cent. Clear
ings, 1888 533.2 "a; balances, S2l7, 1904
NEW YORK.-Money on call steady, pa a
per cent; last loan, pa. Prime mercantile
paper, 4%45 per cent. Sterling exchange
strong at s4S7sQ4.sS for demand and al
4S59sq4.S51a for sixty days. Posted rates,
AS6 and s4.SS12; commercial bills, S4S4&a q
4.S5%. Clearings, $2O7, 669, las; balances, $l2,-
226. S51.
CHICAGO.-Sterling exchange, posted
4S6 for demand and $sS12 for sixty days.
New York exchange, 35c premium. Clear
ings, S24, SIS, 40; balances, 50, 297, 677.
BOSTON.-Clearings s1s,915 ,914; balances,
81, 429, 755.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 4 per cent.
Clearings, $15,417,5l0; balances, $3.50, 162.
BALTIMORE.-Mone 4Q4z per cent
Clearings, S2.S75,101; balances, $307.370.
ST. LOUIS.-Money, sac per cent. New
York exchange par. Clearings, $3.50, 1853
balances, $7S2 O63.
CONGRATULATIONS 4d6 per cent. New
York exchange, 1Sc discount and par
Clearings, SS,2S1,O00.
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ging. shg67Sc. Hemp Irvine, &C. Receipts.
bu: oats. 50 900 bu. shipments-Flour 900 brls;
wheat. 2s5.OOO; corn, $1,000 blu; oats. $4,000 bu.
BALTIMORE, Aug. Flour dull and un-
72asc; September, 722sG721c; October 729sq72&e;
December, 73c, asked: steamer No. ? red. 1923
97OMc; Southern by sample 66q72c; Southern on
grade, 70Aa72hc. Corn dun; spot SIC; septsm-
Der, sec. asked; year, 44l9c; southern white
unsettled new No. white, 55G5ec new No: 2
mixed. 5Od51c. Rye dull and easier; No. 2. sc;
changed; fine and coarse graduated. 4114o
LIVERPOOL Aug 7.-wheat-spot No. l
northern spring quiet at IS I'D; No California
mixed SIS 1lIad Pork-Prme mess. Western,
strong at sss Sd. Bscon-Long clear middles.
heavy, steady at 5ss Shoulders-Square steady
at ass Cheese-American finest white quiet at
AIS Cd; American finest colored quiet at ass Sd
cash, zoe; September. Toe. bid; December 1lc
May, 7sc. Corn dull and weak; September. 54c
/ Oats fairly active; cash. 35c; September, S2hc;
December. SOskc. clover seed active and strong
Sis; August alsike. $50; No. timothy, $3.50
Rye-No ?, 52c.
KANSAS CITY, Avg. wheato1septsmSeT
Siz sac; cash No mixed. 5slGc: No white 5sG
Wheat iis 300 bu corn So 500 b1: oats. p oo6 bu
Shpments-Wheat, 1920 bu; corn. 22,4Oo bu;
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 7-wheat-No. ? red and
| longberry. &c: No. 3 red and longberry. CSC.
| Apples. sun dried, sc per Id for bright; medium
| bright. &c. dark Sc; peaches. 1Izd21ac. Beans.
northern hsnd-picked. ST. per bu. Hay choice
! in lots on track. SIS; clover, sl0.50Qll.5o.
, Straw, s5q5.5o. Clean ginseng, S3.50Q4 per 10.
| CINCINNATI, Aug. Flour quiet Wheat
! easy: No red, 69c. Corn easier No. . mixed.
! SIC. Oats quiet: No. mixed. 2sikd2sc. Rye
steady; No. 2. SIC. Lard easy at 80 %. Bulk
meats steady at sos. Bacon steady at So. 25.
| Whisky steady at s.31. Sugar steady
| DULUTH, Aug 7.-Wheat-Cash, No. ! hard
| northern. ! northern.
| NE; September, sslsc December. 661sc- Oats
! September. SIC.
MlNNEAFOl-IS' Aug. l. Wheat-August o?19
hard. 7I9sc, No. northern. 755sc; No. north
ern 75%c.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 7.-Barley steady: No.
| 2, 65G66c.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST LOUIS. Aug. Flour quiet; new red win
ter patents s.. 2cT5e90; extra fancy and straight
So e017s Is: clear. s2I542S. Timothy seed. 81
for August. Corn meal steady at SSO5 Bran
slow: sacked, east track Zoe Wheat lower:
Nc ? rcd, cash, elevator, 63Ac; track sslzc;
Ssy+ennbar s3y.d6sc: December. 657s d66c: No
. hard. G5d69c Corn lower: No 2 cash SIC:
track. 5Sc; september. 4Slsc; December. 3sIkc
Ssts lower: No 9 cash. sc: track 3OG3lc. Sep
TENDER. zs1c; December, 2sssc No. white
Ssc old Rye easy at 4sq4sc Pork lower: job
en- 72iL Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra
shorts ST.. Isiz; clear ribs. Sll Is; short clear
All so Bacon steady; boxed. extra shorts. sl2.
Clear ribs sl212h; short clear. sl237Iz Hay
strong: timothy. sl0G15 so; prairie s7qs Whisky
steady at s.sL Iron eottoa ties, slOe. Bag
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MRS. TsILKA's FOUNDATIONS.
Miss stones Companion Virtually a
Prisoner in Albania.
Literary Bulletin.


Miss Stone may congratulate herself on
being so well quit OF her troubles for her
companion in captivity. Mrs. Tsilka. Is
having almost as miserable a time in free
dom as she had IN captivity Miss Stone
left Mrs Tslika behind in SalOnica. Mrs
Tsilka expected 20 return Immediately TO
her home IN kOrtcha. Albania. 10 resume
her mission work. To her intense -dismay
she found that she and her husband were
virtually prisoners Her husband was sus-
pected OF having been in the plot with the
brigands and barely escaped imprison-
ment. When at last they had arrived home,
they found their situation. IL anything
even more deplOrable- They were suspected
by their own people, and 20 pursue their
work in such an atmosphere OF distrust
became almost impossible. Many % Mrs.
Tslikas letters were opened and stopped
BY the Turkish authorities. Things have
at last come To such pass that Mrs.
Ts.lka has about determined 10 give up her
work for the present and come 20 America.
where she has many friends. for a rest
Her one JOY is in the fine health OF her
baby. The Little Brigand." who has not
had a single sick day since she was born
OF the birth OF her baby Mrs. Tsilka writes
in the August McClures.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Ind.anians.
Original-Charles W. Long. Gas City. SC (war
with SPAIN
Increase Reissue. etc.-John r. Vance. Terrs
Haute si7: Seth Clark. Vigo. Slf: Presley J
Johnson. Parkersburg, So: James Mckinley
Dunkirk Sl7: Solomon NJ Barnes, Dunkirk
$50: Ross Bowman. Thorntown, 500: Peter L
Hornbeck Michigan City. SO; George Rinewalt
dead Nivalia. SlT.
Widows Minors and Dependent Relatives
Nary j. Green. Bsnham s12. Mary A Miller
Dana. SIP Sarah A. Mark. Russiavtlle, Sl2
Amanda +. Rinewalt. Nivalis. IS Catherin,
Way. spiker ss Katharine Kurtz. Fort Wayne
Sl2: Adelphia Y. Smith. Delphi. Si2: minor oil
John II. Mattox. Terre Haute. Sl4. Maggie Miles
Crawfordsville sl2 war with SPAIN
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Heddriok & Naekenhorst. repairs 1881 Shelby.
J. +. Flaek. repairs. Holiness West End ad-
clifton. 500
J. +. Fisck: repairs. Massachusetts, avenue
and Alabama. 500.
MaIott Coal and Lime Company. sheds ss5
Peru avenue. ago
Thomas Hays chicken house. 2i40 Shelby. s125
Thomas Pone. frame. Denny street 500
Dock Burton. repairs. - Denny street S2O0
". Vessel, frame, - Downey. 81 $50
]. Wigginton. double frame. Bradley and New
York. 81 coo.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH, Aug. 7.-Turpentine firm at 44c.
Rosin Arm. Quote: A. i. c: $40; ID. sll5;
K. $40; NJ. $3.50; y. $3.50. window glass. $40;
water white 1855.
WILMINGTON Aug. 7-spirits OF tuTpentine
firm at 43c. ROsin. SL1Od1.15. Crude tuTpentine
firm at S1,4 81 and 81. Tar firm at $50.
OIL CITY. Aug. 7-Credit balances. sl22. Ship
ments, 5o.l54 brls; average. S65s2 brls runs 49,
752 brls. average. 73, SIP fbrls.
MONTPELIER. Aug. Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. sac; South Lima and In
diana. Sac.
unchanged.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 214Q224 per cent. Dis
count: Short bills, 2Ad2 9-16 per cent; three
months bills, 2 9-16Q25s per cent.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 1OOf 5215c
for the account. Exchange on London,
25f 19c for checks. Spanish tours, S0492l4c.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, pom
49pf for checks. Discount: Short bills IL
per cent; three months bills, rs per cent.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Poutry-Alve steady;
chickens, 1910; turkeys, lie; fowls, 133zc
Dressed firm: chickens, 14c fowls, 13l4c; tur-
keys 14G15c
ST LOUIS. Aug Poultry firm; chickens
91zc; springs, 1ilzc; turkeys, 1Sc; ducks, &C;
geese, 4l1c.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Poultry hrmer; hens
lie; springs, l2dl21zc; turkeys, lOc.
BOSTON. Aug Especial l-Poultry firm,
fowls, 14c; springs. Ice