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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Poultry-Alive steady;
chickens 12dl3c; turkeys lie; fowls. l2c
Dressed steady; chickens, Western, uql4c;
fowls Western. 13d13i4c: turkeys. l5q25c.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 2s.-Hens, &c per ID; spring
chickens i11zG12c; young ducks, she; young
guineas, l2dl3c.
ST. LOUIS Aug 2s.-Poultry steady. Chickens.
1Oc: springs, 12c; turkeys l2Gl2lzc; ducks, TIC;
geese. 4i1c.
CINCINNATI. Aug 2s-Poultry easier. Hens.
912c: springs lOQlOizc; turkeys. lie.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-Iced poultry steady. Tur-
keys 12j5G13i4c: chickens. 10ka12c.
BOSTON, Aug. Especial I-Poultry easier.
Fowls, 13Iz91sc: springs. l4c.
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Labor Day a Deterrent influence.
[Granger Farwen & Co.'s telegram

tGranger Farwell & Co.'S Telegram
NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-The market
showed the near approach of the Labor
day holiday in decreased transactions.
There was considerable evening up and
prices were quite irregular at times. Re-
ports that corn is out of danger in the
Southwest caused better and more bullish
feeling in railroads in that section, and
sentiment is for higher prices next week,
unless the money market should interfere.
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Representative sales-steers


Hogss--Eteceipts, 4,ooO; shipments, ZOO. The
receipts to-day were a little larger than week
ago and fully 500 larger than year ago. The
market opened with very fair demand from
shippers for good heavy hogs but they had their
ideas considerably lower than yesterday and
offered a sharp decline in prices. II evident
To statesmen however. that they could not ex,ect
much support in the market from the packers.
and consequently they transferred all OF the
hogs they could at the start at fully 20c lower
tnan the same kind sold FOR at the high time yes
terday. After the urgent orders had been sup
ulied there was very little competition between
BUYERS and apparently shippers waiting
for packers arrange trading basis. There
was no life in the market however, and sales
were a :rne weak. with buyers expecting rather
lower prices than the average for the day. and
the result was that several loads were carried
over IN first hands. Sales to-day ranged from
e. To s. s5 and a very large proportion OF the
eftnDlv sold above s. p. Quotations:
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Leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady
Wheat-No spring. ISc;' No. 3. 69c; No. 2 red.
6ot.Qnhc. CornmNo; 2 59e; No yellow, eoa4c;
rye. 50l3Ghlsc. Fair to choice mailing barley,
5Sq63c. Flaxseed-No l. H.41; No. l Northwest
ern, 81. 45. Prime timothy seed 81. 40 Glover,
contract grade. sss5. Mess pork. per brl, $4,000
1885 Lard per 100 lbs. sl04541050. Short rib
sides Ooose), s9.S5u995. Dry-salted shoulders
(boxed). ss759S S7I1. Short clear sides (boxed).
SIC. 759loS7li Whisky-Basis of high wines 81 81.
Receipts-Flour, IL. 900 brls; wheat. 900 bu;
corn, 1000 bu; oats $4,000 bu; rye. 1900 bu:
barley, $4,000 bu Shipments-Flour. 1000 brs
wheat 223 900 bu; corn $1,000 bu; oats, 292 900 bu
barley. 1000 bu
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INDIANAPOLIS a. MARTINsyILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

FOR Mooresville and intermediate points cars
lin leave Kentucky avenue and Washington
srreet Al as a. $3.50 a. and every hour
hereafter 20 and including - =. m, after
,-ei.h time car viii leave al 800 and lis
or leaves Mooresville az a. and every
bos,r thereafter and including ) p. m. after
which time a car will leave az 10 O'Clock
The A. m leaving MooresVflle reaches
the Union station at indianapolis IN time 10
railroads
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Aug G.-Turpentine firm at sc.
Rosin firm. Quote: a. 3. c. ID. sl.l5: Z. 8 20;
NJ. sS.O5; y. $3.50; window glass. $3.50; water
white $3.50.
OH. CITY. Aug. 2s--Credit balances. SI-22; Ger
tiicates no bid Shipments. CO. 72s brs: average.
Sc 453 brls runs 102 267 brls; average 1884 brls
WILMINGTON. Aug. 2S.-Turpentine steady at
44Xc Rosin steady al N.l0all5. Crude turpen-
tine firm at 81 4O 81 50 and g g. Tar firm 81. 81
MONTPELIER Aug 2S-Crude petroleum
steady. North Lima soc: South Lima and In
diana SAC.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2s-Turpentine and rosin
unchanged.
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Io,va's "oId Topper" Law.
nIInneanolis Tribune.

lIIUUtdIUIIo IIIUNIINs
Iowas "old topper law, which permits
the locking up of men given 10 overindul-
gence In intoxicants IN the inebriate ward
OF the insane asylum, Is said 10 be working
wonders in the way OF reforming habituai
drunkards This little piece OF practical
legislation has apparently accomplished
more In short time that years of elaborate
attempts at absolute prohibition.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 21zQ3 per cent; dis
counts. 2$4q27s; cOnsuls, "a Ills; Spanish
fOurs, S1Ss
PARIS.-Three Ger cent. rentes. 1O1f sc;
Spanish tours, 1922.
BERLIN.-Three months bills ia per
cent; short bills, IA.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. aug. 2S.-Cotton quiet and
easier; sales S25 bales. Ordinary. 3-l6c good
ordinary ll-l6c; low middling S-16c mid
ding $50; good middlins. s7kc; midGling fair.
sac Receipts. SIS bales; stock, 32,5l3 bales
NEW YORK. Aug &-Cotton-Spot closed
steady. middling uplands, &c; middling gulf.
&c; sales, gu bales.
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MINNEAPOLIS, GREENWOOD q
rRANkIIN u. n. 60.

,,-,-ver cars leave Pennsylvania ard Wash
- sfreets First car az a. M. and hourly
.is-e.rter until 10 = Last car leaves az n Is
y ,..,,,,,s,trstlon passenger and express leaves
o,St-is and Meridian streets Tor Greenwood only
a. e.S0 a. M. and 80 .. m
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INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS. Aug 2s-Cattle-Receipts none; shipments
none The market was steady at the same fig
that have existed all week. The demand
comes from local butchers and is limited entirely
to good to choice kinds Common cattle are
hard to dispose of satisfactorily. The calf mark
ct continues strong, with the extreme top at S..
Quotations.
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Inferior 10 best pgs..................... 600d700
ROughs and stays ..-..............-.---- 645G 10
Representative Sales

Sheep-Recepts. COO; shipments. AGO. The re
Ceipts to-day ABOUT 10 larger than a week
was attended by about the usual number Of buy
ers and with fair competition between local
butchers and shippers for fat stock sales OF that
class fully steady 10 strong prices
Stoekers as usual sold slow but were probably
al ste punches lambs sold at
S5Q5.25 and other safes ranged from S5qtS. \
few sheep brought s. 5OG4. and other sales ranged
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-T statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund.
exclusive of the s15OOOO,OO0 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. ........... $2O6 795, O6S
Gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 112 469, 1874
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u. s. Scale Co.
IERRE HAUTE, !.
EkfahIlshed IE1yl

TERRE HAUTE, IND. tEstsbIlsaed 1871
M.nufa cturers OF all kinds OF large Scales.
wear upon the pivots. A great improvement
over any others The MOST DURABLE
Wagon and Track Scales made. Send ter
ing.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Aug 2S.-The demand from the
home trade for cotton goods is improving in
STABLE lines. and the tone Tor brown and coarse
col6red cottons is gradually gathering strength
Print cloths are firm. with sellers dissncined 10
do business previous prices. Silks and rib
bOns are very firm, with fair demand.
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upward $3.50 S. 90
Plain fat steers. 1850 lbs and upwards. 6.50 %
Good to choice 1,200 TO 1900 10 steers. $500 725
Plain fat 200 to 800 Id steers........ $500 80
Good TO choice 900 1.150 10 steers. $3.50 90
Plain fat 800 10 l. $50 10 steers. 1909 %
Choice feeding steers. 1000 to LOO lbs. 5000 %
Good feeding steers 900 to 100 lbs. $500
Medium feeding steers. 500 to 9Oc lbs. 4OO4 $50
Common TO good stockers. 3.50q 400
Good to choice heifers. 425d s. 10
Fair 10 medium heifers ............... $500 L. 90
Common light heifers. 5000 g. q
Good to choice cows......-....-...-.. 4.0OQ 500
Fair to medium cOws.................... 5000 g. IS
Gamers and cutters OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1O0G g IS
Prime TO fancy export bulls. 1000 T. so
Good to choice butcher bulls. 350d g. IS
Common 10 fair bulls. 5000 325
Veal calves 500 Z rs
Heavy calves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 450G $50
Good to choice cows and calves. 81 OO05o 90
COMMON TO medium cows and calves. 20 00qS0OO
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.

T.. NJ time IS IN BLACK figures. Trsins marked
thus; daily; S-Sleeper; P-Parlor Car; @
Chair Carr D-Dnlng Car: t-Ercept Sunday
sunday only. tDaily except Monday.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 52Ac; Mexican
dollars, 41Ac.
LONDON.-Silver bars closed at 2114d an
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NA-alOl.
Metals.

ST. LOUIS Aug &.-Woo steady: medium
grades and combing. l-FlS.c. light fine. I2a
Ice; heavy fine, IOGl3c: tub washed. l6a2ec.
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO., Oh INDIANA.
Time TnbIe Effective May %, 1902.
statIon--UniOn Block,
10 xNest MARYLAND Street.
no West Maryland Sire

Tor Anderson Murcie Marion. Alexandria and
Intermediate stations. Leave: 4.i5 a. m and
each hour thereafter until s.lS p IN. ana A'ls
/. m.
Leave. a. m. II a. p. m and D. m.
arriving Anderson In one hour and twenty-five
,,,ir,,tes AND Nuncie in two hours. II a. m. and
Z NJ m trains make direct connections at Andcr-
son with limited trains for Elwood.
combination passenger and express car VIII
leave Nest Maryland street station az Sis a. m
Txpress car leaves West MaTyland-stroet sta
fgru g-g1 q.
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Pensions for Veterans.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2S.-Metals stronger Lead
higher at A02iz; spelter active At $5.25.
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INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN RAILWAY
COMP LINE.
Time Table Effective Aug. 18th, 1907.
General Offices. Room 1, Franklin
BufIdfng.

For Greenfield Knightstown and intermediate
.to.fons passenger cars leave Georgia and Ne
r55ien streets First 5-s7 a. and hourly
tberos fter until s-54 T. m Next and last car
leaves a. 1873 .. m
c[,ofiration passenger and express cars leaves
r.~rgfa and Meridian streets AZ 5-aI a. m. 1.5I
1f.s7 a m 1851 D. I-55 D.
- Freight Cars
r. Greenfield and intermediate stations only
-. - Georgia and Meridian streets 7.5T
- ana leave al a. m. also arrive az 81
=, and leave a. $3.50 D m
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Brains Against Digestion.

Baltimore American
Ii appears that Mr.. Schwab has the nee
essary brain for his position. but that he
lacks the digestive facilities for the rich
dinners that go with IL
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Local Banks and Trust Companies.
Local fractions and IndustrinI~.
Chicago Stocks.

Ioiranger Farwen & Co.'S telegram
Open High Low Clos
Stocks. ing est est ing
American Can .--.-.----- IFS 1lL 1iA ia
American Can pfd........ 81 An 50s az
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Quotations:

HoEs-Receipts 500: shipments. 300 The mark
ct suffered a slight reaction, prices ruling weak
10 sc lower Business was fairly active, with
the same strong demand that has characterized
the market of late. The best heavy hogs are
worth ST. 70d7. so. with the best light grades at
ST. 50G7. 80 The supply sold, the closing
being ouFet and steady at quotations:
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JOEL WILLIAMS,
y CONTRA CTOR and BTTLDER
Office fsl snd sf2 Lemcke Building. New Phone S6A
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We Prepare Articles Of association Bylaws Resolutions
under the laws OF the state Of Indiana or any other
state. and index same In Minute Book for New Cor
porattOns. We render expert opinion relative Cor
poratlons. Place stock issues Common and Pre-
ferred), Bond issues QndustriaD on the market
Solicit local and foreign capital for the development
OF Industrial enterprises In the State OF Indiana
pecialiy We have facilities for interesting foreign
capital Cother Sases) In the further deveOpmenS OF
Indiana enterprises Corporations organized and
reorganized- COpartnerships incorporated.
Indiana Investment and Adjustment COMFY
ff29ff5s Stevenson Bldg. indianapolis Ind.
A. H. Nordyke, Prest John /. Moore Treas
Robert q. Finch General Manager
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CHI, IND. a. LOUIS RY.
DECATUR 4 WESTERN r.,

Toledo Chicago and Michigan ....,.T.oo ,i0ss
Toledo Detroit and Chicago linn. ..si2 go % 25
Muncie Lafay'te and Mich C'y spec. - % ito 20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-26
HOW TO GET RID
OF DEADLY MOSQUITOES AND
 FLIES.
Science Has Demonstrated That They Bring Germs of Malaria and Typhoid-Malignant Anop- heles-House Fly, Too,
 Spreads Disease.
Bro oklyn Ea gle

Brooklyn Eagle
 iWth the recent discoveries, due to enlight- ened scientific research, of the deadly possi- bilities that lie in the sting of mosquito with it's malaria laden parasites, or in a com mon house fly, covered with typhoid germs the doom of all insects that carry contagion has been pronounced. and the most brilliant entomoloRists of the country have entered the lstes against these common enemies of man kind Even before the discovery that in the Anopheles and it's beak were the germs of q disease that is almost qunine-defyIng in Its malgnanCy, the bite of a mosquito was an noyance enough to demand it's eXtermnation, vet now that the entire truth is known the whole of humankind demands of science that. having brought enlightenment 1t also devIse some method of extermination that shall rid the hahtahle earth of these pests.
 Among those who have made thorough study of Contagion- carrying insects. is l.. O Howard entomologist for the Department of Agriculture. What he has learned was first published in the Year Book for lFl' but. aS it created extraordinary interest in sub iect on which there was already very gen erai interest the paper was republishe1 as a huIi,.tin for farmers, for distribution in the rural districts of the country. II It's now known as Farmers Bulletin No l5o' anu is entitled How Insects Affect Health in Rural Districts. ,, .,,..rsa, e. the perusal of farmers. there is much in 1t of great interest to city folk "ho are Jusl as susceptible to mosquito bites as lhelr eou- pun fry cousins and many of the suggestions are particularlv valuable, just at ths tlme' when so many persons are leaving the city for their Summer vacations in the country FFolessoI How ard says: ,,.,r,, ,bo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-26

yellow fever pa icnts screened from the posSi- biitics cf mosquito bites we can prevent the yclllw fever m squito fiom becoming infect healthy pd pie from heinz bitten by mosqui- toes we can keep them ce from the disease follows stil fur thr that by the adoption ot remedial measures looking Howard the de- struction in all stages of the yellow fever D,osoIito We may reduce to minimum the possibilities of the transfer of the disease
 After demoastratinE the fact. the medical cf- arers of tho, Army in Cuba have put these measures into effect. and the results have been most gratifying. The health f Havana has constantly improved. and at he date of pcs ent writing the published statement has just been made that during the month of october, 1901 there nst a single case of yellow fever in Havana, while October is usually the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-26
The Crisis in Cuban Affairs.

New York Herald.
 With the completion of the sugar crop the planters have discharged their work men who, in the absence of employment. must become vagrants. and the vagrancy of large part of the population means vice. robbery and ultimate insurrectton.
 All this has been foretold by the lead ing Cubans, by General Wood and all other American officials familiar with the situation. and has been impressed upon Congress by Secretary Root, as we'll as by President Roosevelt. whose special message on the subject last weeks seems to have moved everybody in the land except the greedy protected interests agents in the National Legislature.
 The conditions in the young republic must convince every American with T spark of humanity or Of patriotism in his bosom that there is no time to lose in granting to the islanders the concessions which will enable them to dispose of their products and set .he wheels of industry in motion. Failure or delay means dis aster. and tke responsibility for this will rest upon us and cover us with shame.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-26

nary, s-le; good ordinary. s-I-I6; low mid ding, 8 9l6; middine, Sc; good midding, 6 o-i6; middIing fais. Hts; receipts, i,u4i : stock 96 64S.
 GALVt.STON-Nominal; middling. i-l6; sales. tIl receipts. t,Su; stock, xs.04o
 MoBILE-Fnm; middling. e%; sales. 1000; receipts, b; stock, Q, 54.
 sAVANNAH-kasy; middiing, g l-l6; stock. I7oe5.
 1885.
 WILMINGTON-Firm; middling, Sc; re- ceipts. 72; stock, 7.653. receipts, 23: stock. 4.542.
 BALTIMoRE-Nominas middling. s%; stock, 5,622.
 BosToN-steady; middIing. eA: net receipts. 34; gross, Ifl5.
 PHILADELPHIA-Steady middling. 9%; re- ceipts, 50; stock, 2.775.
 ST. LoTIS-Firm; middlins, 8 i5-l6; sales, |, ,976: receipts, 90; stock, 2 .49o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-26
Local Cotton Market.
R. M. Scale G Co.'S Cotton Letter.
 TI3y Specfai Ieased Wire


 NEW ORLEANS. Ju"e 25.-Liverpool pre- sented American traders with a surprise in the shape of rise to the extent of 4-6+ in deliveries which was not expected in the reg ular order of events account of the uneasi- ness occasoned by the Kings illness. but English operators evidently gave more atten- tion to the continued absence of general rains in Texas with consequent injury noted in the weekly bureau report of yesterday. On this side. traders remained undecided. Sellers of new crops were less e nspicuous and some fresh buying effected fair improvement for those months. Summer deliveries did not par ticipate in the advance to the extent owing to scattered liquidation especially of July contracts. Persuaded by the fact that notices will be tenderable tomorrow. Closing quotations are points higher on July. } points on August and 7ae points up on re- mainng months. The gaze of traders con- tinues to be eagerly directed at the weather map. The eastern and central belt, is thought to be all right. but as Texas produces third of the total crop. much interest is mani fested the prospects in that State ard unless good general rains are reported soon, there will be less disposition to count on a full sized coming crop, in which event senti- ment is likely to lean more distinctly toward better prices. In accordance with the coro- nation holidays previously arranged the Liver pool market will remain closed until Mon day, the 3Otn inst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-26

NEW YORK, June 25-The Commercial Advertisers London financial cabegram says: The stock maiket today was characterized by stagnation. but there was recovery after yesterdays sympathetic relapse. The Stock lxci.ali.e fee..ns regarding the prospect of the Kings recovery far from cheerful, hut tAsre hear sales Tn ccDseonencr. The Stock Exchange confirms the decision to close vE satu. day. Consois recovereI tnly to s6 as the bull account is exceptionally large. American stocks were hardly mentioned. put for fear of gold shipments from New York. Reading was in quest. Anacondas was weak on talk of a reduction in American exports of copper. Gold to the amount of 42,OOO has been bought by the bank.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-26
MARKETS FOR FUTURES
STAMPEDE OF THE BEARS IN
 LIVERPOOL.
This Had Its Effect in New York and Prices Were Showed Up- Ward-6 to 10 Points
 Gain at the Close.

NEW YORK. JuLe 25.--The cotton market opened firm with prices 4d6 points higher on eager buying to cover shorts. support from the bulls and foreign demand for the most part founded on continued dry weather conditions in the Southwest, where high temperatures. too. were being complained of. What appeared to be a stampede of the bears in Liverpool sent prices there up some A. points and this. too, served to strengthen local values. In forming the call there was a further rise throughout the list and for the next half hour prices worked steadily upward, July reaching 0.7Z and August 8. 4S. Light receipts and re- ports that Southern spot markets were irmer on incre ased export demand disturbed the shorts, who were the leading buyers through out the early bulge. Europe bid for the Fall and early Winter months and the South bought July and August contracts. Just when the market here gave every indication of ad- vancing above 8 50 for August reports reached the ring that King Edward was dying. A quick drop of 798 points followed under gen. eral selling and Jul~ sank back to 69 ani August to $40. Later the news from London took a more optimistic turn and on renewed demand from shorts. the whole market rallied several points. In the last hour the market was influenced by additional reports noting i'm provements in the British Kings conditional by light receipts. large, export clearanoes and good demand for spot cotton Prices advanced to the top notch of the morning but eased off in the last five minutes under sales for profits by room longs. The close was steady, net 6 mlo points higher. Total sales for the day were estimated at i75,OOO bales
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-06-26
New Orleans Shot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. June 25.-Spot cotton is firm with a fair demand. Telegrams continue to pour into the Cotton Exchange telling of the dry weather in many parts of the cotton belt. Sales, 300 bales. including 200 to ar rive Quotations mlddins and lower grades unchanged while good middling and higher grades we've l-l6 higher.
 Weather conditions again ruled the future market and under the continued reports of dry weather prices remain firm with an advancing tendency. At the opening of the market the rise commenced and while there was some fuctuating during the day the gain was stead ily maintained While all markets were strong enough there is a feeling that the present weather conditions are not to prevail much longer The net gains were 4 points July and September 3 on August and 649 points on more distant positions