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The Indianapolis journal., 1903-10-21
AGAINST THE EDITOR.


Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
DELPHI, Ind, Oct 20.-The jury re-
turned verdict OF mot guilty. IN the
case of Harry Hanna, editor of the En-
terprise-Sentinel of Flora. against James
Martin, for assault and battery with in
tent TO kill. The case occupied the day i'm
the Circuit Court. but Hanna was unable
TO produce. any evidence except his own
on his side of the case. as the assault
took place I'm one of the very darkest
parts OF Flora.
The Indianapolis journal., 1903-10-21

NEW YORK. Oct 9.-Airs. Catherine
McInerny, carr ling her fve-months-oli
child, was run down by heavy truck "a
Fifth avenue. brooklyn. early TO-DAY.
Mother and child both had thier skulss
fractured and Will die.
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secretary of the st. Paul Board of Trade.
died to-day in St. Luke's Hospital with a
bullet In his head from a revolver He was
found lying on the floor of his office. liz
was said the shooting was an accident.
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There was an early decline in cotton on dis
appointing cables the war news and further de-
preston at the Stock Exchange, together with
lack OF outside speculation. the dulness OF Fall
River and an absence OF aggressive support. Then;
there was no great pressure TO cover shorts In spite
Of the fact that the short interest Is undoubtedly
large. But later on the stradincss OF the spot
markets and the light receipts, especially at the
Interior towns. caused rally TO which steadier
tone in the later dealings at the stock Exchange
Orleans sent some buying orders and large local
house bought January and March on pretty fair
scale II was rather narrow speculation. nart!y
because the wires 10 the West and South were work
Ing badly. The market showed resistance to
decline in spite of the dulnesss of speculation and
the reason mainly, that the crop movement is un-
doubtedly falling below expectations and there is
Go sS crPP duna se past
six weeks that Is since the beginning Of this season,
with all the incentive OF higher prices Than last
at this time IN 1902. the statement f.: quite justified
that 1T Is unlikely the movement, VII run ahead OF
the movement OF last year any month during the
current season. in which event the present crop
would not exceed 100000 btles because OF the
deficiency TO exist the list proX. We, there
fore lower our own estimate for thu current crop
OF 1900 to lo5ooooo bsles maximum. Instead OF
10000 maximum a ,a hs H'm4 S., we ,n 81
possibilities Of danFeron'iy small ytld MI, MS
can only be accounted for because OF unwillngness
on the part Of many to consider the height OF the
themselves TO that assertion While the majority
are not sufficiently familiar with crop movements
In pas, years or the present year or nrc not SUI
Ncieny In touch with Southern Il,ntcrs and
merchants to be able TO inform themselves as TO
the true condition OF the cotton crop now being
gathered. II is quite on the cards for this crop
to be n disaster as TO quantity"
Theodore Price said: There Is rl!tlvsly no
demand from spinners. Ny advlces from Fall
River, Providence and Boston and other centres
Of the spinning industry say tina, 1t is impossible
10 move goods even at concessions, and splnners
are afraid to buy because they cannot sell their
product. and In many instances cannot negotiate
their paper In my opinion It is no longer qucs-
ton as 10 the size OF the cotton crop. The mini
mum of cotton with which the mill can be kept
reasonably acYvc Is the measure OF this, years
consumption N America, and In Europe thc orr
entail trade Is likely TO receive serious check in
the war now imminent between Japan and Russia.
CoFFEE-Ro on the spot was steady at 3asc.
for No, !. Sales. 1000 bags Rio No. ], Futures
advanced points. but reacted closing steady
with sales OF $1,000 bags. Havrc advanced i,t to
isf and Hamburg i TO y pig. American ware
house deliveries last week. l33O O7 bags, against
as 1893 In the previous week and nl,Gsl last year,
Rio was unchanged; receipts. 10000 bags. stock.
6Ga 900; exchange unchanged ut II SD. Santos
was unchanged receipts. 20 900 bags stock, 1855 600
Prices as follows
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There was slight rise in coffee carly in the day
on higher European cables little foreign buying
and covering OF shorts. together with local outside
buying but the demand fell N and on quida-
ton, principally in November. prices reacted.
METALS. The metal markets were somewhat
easier on both sides OF the water to day. Copper
In London declined Is. Cd. for spot TO f5, IS. ID.
and S. for futures TO $50 IFS Cd. Tin there declined
12s Cd for spot TO Ei3 l2s ed and Is Cd for futures
to Eli4 IS. cd. Spcter was unchanged at ego Is Cd
The following are the quotations OF the Metal
Exchange; Copper lake. spot 1920: electro.
lytc, spot ,2Lac casting, spot l2s7..c; tin,
;Gs7 S sp'.,r,a &c En N n,in
sI4afi5 southern. No. foundry. ti5f3l5 so: No
soft, sl5Gsl55O; No, soft. sla.5Odslb: pig iron
warrants nominal, steel rails at mills s2S.
NAVAL STORES. Spirits OF turptntinc 8iisn
90 Common TO good strained rosin, 81 as
PROVISIONS. Pork was quiet AZ si3 25msI4 for
mess Lard was duh: prime Western, 81 26 city
s. rs ass75; refined Continent. $3.50 Tallow, I,ic.
nc nrsts, ia@?o'sc State dairy, tubs nrsts lsa
gathered extras, zoe: Western. 2Sc Chicago
Oct IL There was a better maj ket In sympathy
with lighter receipts of hogs an advance OF IOc
In prices at the yards and because Of the better
shipping demand for lard. There was some cover
lne by smaller shorts and the bulls were inclined
10 press their advantage a little. The volume OF
were only l70CO-thc effect OF last weeks i'm
portant reductions In prices, The weight Of last
weeks arrivals here averaged 2i5 pounds as com
pared with 2b5 the previous week and 300 the CORE
spending week last year"
SUGAR Raw was firm Al sac. for 90 test and 9ssc
for ~ test Refined was In fair demand and ilrTn
granulatrd 75c,
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Live Stock Market.

70
Receipts OF beeves for two days were 1888 head.
Including 65 cars for export alive lle for slaugh-
and So for the market steers fel on lOGloc,
closing dull. bulls and cows on light receipts were
steady to Oc. higher. The yards were about cleared
Common to choice native steers sold at " 90
per 100 lbs stays at So so; bulls at 81 9SGtS S cows
at si.a5gs3 TO- with no prime fat cows offered
Dressed beef In fair demand and steady at e9a@9c.
erpoo and London cables quoted live cattle and
500 beeves l. 100 sheep and l. 400 quarters OF beef
Receipts OF calves for two days were l.75l head.
Including ll5 for butchers and $3.50 for the market
Vcals were not brisk. but prices hrm TO 100 higher
on light receipts grassers also were selling strong.
but with dull demand about 400 were likely TO go
over No Western calves offered. Common to
choice veals sold at s5GSs7S per 100 lbs: selected
lots at s9 culs AZ s4G$50 grassers and fed calves
at s3GsS So yearlngs at 81 25@so IS, City dressed
yeals iirm AT sag l3c per ID with extra carcasses
bringing l9Iac. country dressed nrn at 7Nllbac'
Receipts Of sheep and lambs for two days were
II $50 head including cars for export alive IL ior
slaughtcrers and 33La for the market. making. with
the stale stock, 9Iia cars TO be SOLO Good sheep
were active and firm others steady: lambs were
i5c to a5c. higher; nearly all the stock was cleaned
up Common to prime sheep sold at N5OGt per
i6O lbs: choice at s. %; ordinary 10 choice lambs
at S. 5O@ts06O; culls at A7o: Canadian lambs at
so 25mAO Dressed mutton firm at 53G7t3c.
per h. dressed lambs al sGlic.
Receipts OF hogs for two days were !. Nl mead.
Including nearly 1000 for the market Prices were
fully 25c higher. State and Pennsylvania hogs
were fairly quotabie at s6as825 per 100 lbs. Choice
lisht pigs exceeded quotations,
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call 2a2h per cent; last loan.
~ per cent; Tud,ng price, ~ per cent; Time
per cent for ninety days, per 'I cent. For
four months. per cent. for five and six
months. 81 per cent. for seven and eight
months. Commercial paper Is quoted at
per cent. for prime single ma mes and bills
receivable; other names. 8'1G7 per cent.
The easiness Of the foreign exchange mar
ket at the close OF last week continued through
out the early hours Of business to-day. De-
mand sterling opened with quotations prac-
ideally unchanged, but soon fell Off 5 points
Axis usually, the case on Mondays, commercial
day. however. inquiry for remit lance became
more urgent, and the market closed steady.
P9sted rates sS We're quoted at s4s2 for long
Long bills. 81 s2l4 ds4S2Ss: sight drafts 81 s5's
MS4s5H, and cable transfers. 81 sGMa. s6l..
f0 were no'fa at IS for long ana
at "a 9-l8 for long and 05% for short
Guilders were quoted at 40 Lie for long and
4O14m40 5-l6 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
SC. discount and par Charleston Banks,
buying at SOC. discount. Savannah Between
banks. e2}sc, discount. San Francisco-75c
cagolOc premium, Cincinnati New
Orleans Commercial. si.25 discount; banks,
par, Pittsburg --35c premium. St Paul
MinneapolisPa Montrral-Sight, l5s&
premium; telegraph. 1850 premium. Louis
ville-2jc. discount.
Of discount In open market for short and
three. months bills 3T@3 ll-is per cent. Con-
account at $50. Paris advicos quote 3 per
cents % francs 10 confines, The private
rate Of discount is ~ per cent Exchange on
London - francs ~ confines. Berlin adj
Vices quote exchange on London 20 marks
81 pfennigs. The private rate Of discount
Ia ~ per cent
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges. slti 42oO6g balances, s0Gi5 1885,
Snb-Treasury debit balance, 81, Oot 1893.
Commercial price OF bar silver in New
York. j0Ic. Bar silver In London closed at
27hd; Mexican silver dollars were quoted
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The outside market was weak to-day IN
sympathy with the lower prices OF industrlai
securities on the Stock Exchange. and declines
were pretty general throushoaf ING III s dss
against Greene Consolidated Copper. which
sold low 1. and closed at ~ al%sst
This security was considerably the most
aeysy dealt In and over zoo shares vo Of
also weak, and at one time sold down to 80.
point below its opening price, but II subse;
auently recovered the entire loss and closed
at 50 "
With the exception of the two securities rite,
above referred to. the market was very dull,
any strength, y opened at &c. and On trans q.
s2?, an advance Of points from Saturdays
close. The Seaboard Air Line issues we're
at at II II and the preferred at 2l,.:- Two hundred
shares of Interborough Rapid Transit changed
hands at 50 and 81 respectively. The last
previous sale of this security was made at s3h.
The transactions in the market to-day were
rallN
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

b F. WinchelI vice president Of ths 81
general mana ger OF the Rock Island system
to succeed G. A. Goodnow. who resigned
yesterday Mr.. Winchell takes the place
on Thursday next and will have his head.
quarters in Chicago.
W H. Brown, the bull cotton leader. is
bulling coffee
The stockholders Of tho Old Domin mon
Copper Mining and Smelling Company have
authorized the directors to issue $1,000
The directors have also been authorized to
dispose of the treasury stock
Fine Para crude rubber has been ofereid
in Boston AZ 81 "a for spot with futures sell
in0 under Al a pound These prices ar" q
drop of 10 to ~ cents "A pound from the hleh
figures of the last few weeks.
The United States Sub-1reasury yesterday
paid out sl03.OoO on account OF tele'
graphic transfer from san Francisco.
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AoUEpUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room No. POI.
Stewart Building. No. $50 Broadway.
New ynrk Ocfoher 4 tona

TO CONTRACTORS:
Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish
ing the Materials called for In the approved form
Of contract now on ile in the once Of the Aqueduct
ng and placing stop cock valves special castings
and ladders for the Jerome Park Reservoir. Dor.
ough Of The Bronx, the City Of New York, will be
on Thursday. October %, 1903 They will be pub.
llcly opened by the Aqueduct commissioners as
soon thereafter as possible. and the award OF the
contract for doing said work and furnishing the
materials required will be made by said Commits
sloners soon thereafter as practicable.
Blank forms OF said approved contract and the
specifications thereof, and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their enclosure form OF bonds
and all other Information can be obtained at the
above once Of the Aqueduct Commissioners on
application to the Secretary.
For further particulars see GUY Record. pub
lshed at No. 2 City Hall.
BY. order Of the AQueduct Commissioners
WILLIAM H. TEN EYCK. President.
HARRY W. WALKER. Secretary.
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Business Troubles.

A creditors petition in bankruptcy has
been filed against David Levy and David
Iachman ID Levy a CO.., wholesale dealers
In cotton goods AT 20 East Fourth street
Judge Adams OF the United states District
Court has appointed Robert A. Inch receiver
OF the assets
Philip Wolf. jobber in silks at s2i Broad
way, made an assignment YESTERDAY to
are $40 900 and the actual assets a. 900 to e5.Dr
Three hours later u creditors petition ip bank
ruptey was 6led against Mr. Wolf, apd Judsr
Adams OF the United States District Court
appointed Edward U. Benedict receiver.
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OFFICE CONSTRUCTING oUARTERMAsTER,
Sealed proposals. In trtplicae, will be received
here unit, Il NJ Nov IL 1903 70, eonstrus, IL,
Quarters at Fort Rodman, New Bedford. Mass. Infor
ma ton furnished application u S. reserves right
to reject or accept any or all proposals or any part
indorscd proposals for Public Buildings. Fort
Rodman. Mass" Capt II. C. HODGES. Jr.. U. s.
Infantry .. NJ.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
Fret Lien Convertible % Bonds

Coupons No. 3. due November l, 1908, from the
above mentioned Bonds will be paid at maturity
upon presentation the office OF the Treasurer OF
the Company, No. 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Packages Of coupons may be left for verhcauon
on and after Monday, October 49, 1908
The Books for the registration and transfer OF
the above bonds viii be closed at noon on Satur,
day. October -. 1903, and will be reopened at 10
A. VI. on Monday, November 2, 1908.
FREDERIC V. S. CROSBY, Treasurer.
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NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.

.NtW 1OTh, UCtODET ., IfU5
There has been this day declared dividend
of one and one eighth ls per cent. on the capital
stock OF this company. payable November O. 1903.
to stockholders of record on that date.
For this dividend. and also for tho purposes
OF the annual meeting OF stockholders. to be held
November 9, 1908. the stock transfer books VIII
bs closed at noon, October H. 1903. and rcopened
at 10 o'clock a. A., November 10. 1908.
NICHOLS SecretarY
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND
TEL EERApH COMPANY

A Dividend OF one and a Half Dollars per share
will be paid on Thursday October 10. 1903, 10 stock
holders Of record at the close OF business on WedneS-
day, September 30. 1908.
The transfer books win be closed from October
to October IA. 1903, both days included.
WILLIAM h. DRIVER. Treasurer.
New York September l6 1903.
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OFFICE OF THE coMMISSIo NERs. D: c. Wash
ington. october 3, 1903.-Sealed proposals will DO
received at this Office until /? O'Clock noon, Satur
day. October II, 1903. for grading and regulating
the roadway over and approaches to the Massa-
forms OF proposal. specifications, and al neces-
sary Information may be obtained at the once
M N C" KENNY L. VEST. II. G. NEW.
Conner tactngl. Commissioners ID. c.
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THE ROCK ISLAND COMPANY.
OflCe Of Assistant Treasurer

New York. October S, 1908.
Tho Board OF Directors OF The Rock Island Com.
pany have declared the regular quarterly dividend
Of ONE PER CENT. Il % on the preferred stock
OF that Company, payable November 2 1908. TO
stockholders of record October 10. 1903. go
close October 10. 1908 at 3 o'clock p. NJ. and open
again October 10. 1902, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
GEO 7. EQitLS. Asst. TrelSurer.
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GuIf & Ship Island Railroad Company.

Common Stock Dividend No. 8.
A quarterly dividend OF ONE a. PER CENT. on
the Capital Stock has been declared payable o.
tober Is. 1908.
r. E. POWERS. Treasurer
FISK & ROBINSON. 35 Cedar St., n. 7.
Financial Agents.
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PROPOSALS.

AQCEDuCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
Room No. POT.
Stewart Building. No. $50 Broadway.
New York, October g. 1904
TO CONTRACTORS:
Bids or proposals for doing the work and fur.
nishing the materials called for 10 the approved
form OF contract now on file In tho once OF the
Aqueduct Commissioners. for furnishing. deliver.
iny erecting and placing sluGe gs.e' and drain
ladders. etc required At the Jerome PAX Reser.
will be received at this once until twelve o'clock
noon on Thursday. October q. 1908, They will
be publicly opened by the Aqueduct Commissioner
as soon there after as possible. and the award Of
the contract for doing said work and furnishing
the materials required will be made by said Com
missioners as soon thereafter as practicable
Blank forms Of said approved contract and tho
specifications thereof, and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their enclosure form Of bonds,
and all other Information can be obtained al the
above ONCE OF the Aqueduct Commissioners on
application to the Secretary.
For further particulars SEQ Guy Record. pub
lshed at No. 2 City Hall
BY order Of the Aqueduct Commissioners,
WILLIAM II. TEN EYCK, President
HARRY W. WALKER. Secretary.
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ENGINEER OFFICE. ". S. ARMY. Room
Custom House, Norfolk. Va. Oct. IL, 1903 Sealed
proposals for furnishing and installing chain am.
ceived here until - NJ Nov ii. 1908 and then pub
llcy opened. Information furnished on applica-
ton, f. EVELETH WINSLOW. Capt Engrs.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.

New York. october 5, 1908.
Tho Board OF Directors of The Chicago, ROCK
Island and Pacific Railway Company have de-
ciared q dividend OF TWO PER CENT C2oG on tho
stock OF that Company, payable October 70. 1908,
TO stockholders OF record October 10, 1908 ,
The transfer books will close October 10, az .
O'Clock p. NJ, and open again October 20, 1908,
at 10 o clock A. NJ.
GEO. T BOGGS. Asst. Treasurer
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Oflcr of
THE CONEY ISLAND AND BROOKLYN
RAILROAD COMPANY,

DE halD and FRANKLIN AYES,
Brooklyn. n. y, Oct. s, 1903.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF THE
COMFY ISLAND AND BROOKLYN RAILROAD
three inspectors OF election. 10 serve the ensuing
year. will be held at the ONCE OF tho Company on
Monday. October 10, 1903. Polls open at II \. NJ
and close u NJ. The transfer books OF the Com
pany will close Thursday, October s, at 8 +. NJ
and reopen Tuesday. October 20. at 10 A. NJ.
DUNCAN Is. CANNON, Secretary.
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THREE QUARTERS PER CENT on the Preferred
stock. payable November 49, 1908. was declared
October o. to stockholders OF record October 20.
Transfer books close at 3 p. NJ. October 20. and
reopen at 10 a. NJ, November II.
RICHARD TRIMpIF Secretary
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CINCINNATI, LEBANON 4 NORTHERN RAILWAY co.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. ,
Pittsburgh. "a; october !; Jus

Pittsburgh, Pa. october !. 1908
First Consolidated Mortgage 49e Gold Bonds i.
OF this Company to the amount OF ~ OOooo VIII
OF the Company, The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company OF New York. under the following pro"
visions Of the mortgage:
Sealed proposals for the sale OF said bonds
will be received at the agency OF said RallWay
the day prior TO the time OF making such purchase
and bonds offered at the lowest price not eS'es sId
for Should bonds OF different holders be offered
at the same price the number of bonds SO pur-
chased shall be pro rata has U.s. as near rs prac
offered" ,, ,a
Proposals to sell bonds to the Sinking Fund
must be in the hands OF The Farmers Loan ana
Trust Company before noon, Saturday. octooer
3lst. 1908. ,..,,,,,, ,,-.u
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NON.MEWBER BANK STATE NJ

The weekly statement Of averages Of the banks
OF this city, Jersey Guy and hobohrn which are
not members Of IN" New York Clearing House
Association, but when clear through some OF INC
members, Is ~ follows.
OCT 10. OCT. .. Chdnges
Loans, discounts
nvtstm nts so, 1871 400 $40 27i 900 Inc S58 500
Circulation ,,.,,,. 1891 300 $50 200 Inc 100
Net deposits ...,. s7Dl0.iO hG3Ol 100 Inc lLIgpO
Deposits with C.
II agents ..-.., 1881 300 DiO5, 800 Inc. 2i6 100
with banks and
trust companies 3.ls2, 30 2ss2 100 Inc 800 500
IegAl tenders and
bank notes 1888 100 iSS 100 Inc, Az 900
Specie ...,t,t., 3,6sb,J 800 3iJ2 900 Inc. 1884 100
Total reserve s2l 31i 100 $50 2s 900 Inc ST. 1915 200
ieServe required 2l,U.GOJ q 80 $50 Inc. $40 $50
,clcit ...,,, sos. 500 d, ISL. 900 Dec. E0s, tGO
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GARTER COAL AND Iron COMPANY

CARTER COAL AND Iron COMPANY
First Mortgage so Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Notice Is hereby given pursuant TO the terms
Of the Trust Deed dated the nrst day OF October.
1899. that the Undersigned Trustee. will receive
sealed proposals up to three p NJ on the twentletn
day Of October 1903, for the sale 10 II or bonds,
al above desc rtbed at price not exceeding 1867
and accrued interest. TO an amount suthcient 10
NAo COSTiNENTAI. TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Trustee.
New York Septembcr ~ 1903.
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Oats were steady on the spot. Sales. 5000
No. 2 white clipped, DIG; No. mixed, 4O,c,
Rye was steady: No " ssem SEC. c; 4, {, Buffalo.
Barley was dull: new feeding Acc. c, !. (, Buffalo.
Corn was steady. Sales l4s,0oo bush. Including
$4,000 for export. No white new. to arrive.
5sc.. yellow, 5iI3c Futures closed sc. lower.
Sales 90 900 bush. Prices as follows:
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TRUST COMPANY

COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW JERSEY.
Exchange Place, Jersey j. AdJaoentto Fsres
Capital, 81 900 900. Surplus Profits 81 800, 900.
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
W. Hardenbcrgh President,
dseretar
AUGUST pEMoN ' join w. HaR6EsBERGH ALLAN MpERMoFE
fEPIEc RPRsSFb MES E6RNr
cAkscAiiENN' cLaRRENc KESEY THoMAs
EREbEG CROMWELL KdESsE dE T TEERRSHy
sH#f HSG5 $$S$%g
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The close was very steady, With prices pol
lower to higher. Estimated sales. l75 900 bali
Prices as follows: