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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, 2a3 per cent; last loan.
per cent; ruling rate, q. per cent lime
money ia quoted AZ 4s.MS per cent, Tor SIXTY
days. ; per cent. for ninety days. 5m5', per
cent. for four and five months. per cent;
for ak months, S,,G8 per cent, for seven and
eight months Commercial paper Is quoted
and bins receivable; other names, 5'3ne per
cent.
Sterling exchange market was strong and
higher for both posted and actual rates.
There was moderate INQUIRY 'or rem,.hn"f
for to-norrow' 5 steamer whlle the supply OF
bills was somewhat less than last we"k;
Continental exchange vas also strong and
higher FGsted rates were sor ahotsn ahor, S,nSl
rates, Long bills. 81 si'. das.', sisht drafts.
a. se,, dst SOS and cable transfers. as6'.d
sis7. Francs were quoted Mt Sls' '.n2 r.
for long aud hls'. .a5lS'. for short re'chs,,
marks we're quoted At aSn0S's for long and
0Si,ToS a-ls for short, guilders we're 1uoted
AT 80 l-lsm40 ala for long ana 80 S-l8" f"'s
for short
Domestic exchange on New York Boston.-
Far and Sc. discount Charleston Buying,
par: selling. ,-ioc promium savannah
Buying SOC Discount; selling CSC PrsmInim. twi.L
Sqaph. Spm ' :" p premium % ST Louis 800 pre-
MUM Chicago 35c premium tlnclnnatl.
betveen hanks Zoe prrmIum; oyer nosrrisl r0anIs1
30" nsr 70 oreml'W ssr premmm: m banS". 81 premium
R Rouisvillc %" lsM4o"' premium Pittsburg
Par :, Pan %nnss%opp95H s"G premium promym nnyms "'
Money in London. ram? per cent Rate
Of discount in open market for short and
three months bills. 2,;,m?'s per cent; Con,
account at o2'. Paris advices quote per
cents. o. francs a. !, c'ntimes Ihe privnte
rate Of discount is p. per cent Exchange
advicss quote exchange on London 20 marks
sSl, pigs The private rate Of discount ~
2 per cent,
New York Clearing House statement; *"
Treasury ID balance s4e2,s2
CommercM Rice of bar silver in New
York, S4L.C *r silver in London closed ~
2SI,d Mexican silver dollars w"r" quoted
at t,a.c
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WEST PROPEROT- s. SAYS IOAkI W.
He Detects No signs or Abatement Of
PrOsperit, The Wheat crop.

President r r Yoakum Of the st, Louis
and San Francisco Railroad, who has been
In the West recently, returned to town
vesterday Mr. Yoakum looked over the
crop situation in the West and said he was
satisfied with the outlook. Kansas, Mr..
Yoakum said. will have "a wheat crop Of
10000 900 to 100000, 900 bushels, Oklahoma
and Indian Territory about 4O,OOO,0OO and
Texas about 25, 900 900 In addition 10 pros
poets Of traffic from the crops the general
movement of merchandise IL extremely
heavy According to Mr., Yoakum, there
are absolutely no signs Of a falling on in
the prosperity of the West.
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New Lnke Superior 90. Bonds.

Shareholders Of the Consolidated Lake
Superior Company have received official
notice Of the Offering by the company Of
sl2, 500 900 of new 3O-year per cent collat-
eral trust gold bonds The Eords are
offered at 90, and subscriptions will be re-
ceived at the rate of 81 900 in bonds for each
30 shares of either common or preferred
stock.
The official notice states that $500. 900
az the proceeds Of the sale of bonds will
he used to pay of the $5,O5O 900 Speyer
loan and 81 .45O, 900 will he used to discharge
current indebtedness, chiefly on construc-
tion accounts and for working capital
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s,l, or al ss I.2 Gents an Ounce.

WASHINGTON, July 20, The Treasury
to-day purchased $4,000 ounces of silver
for Philippine account at 55ia cents an
ounce This is the highest price yet paid.
The advance is due TO heavy p'rcha ses in
London and India. The offerings to-da Y
amounted to 100000 ounces.
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with this acreage. to hear so much talk Of a crop
not exceeding last year from so many sections
OF the belt"
CoprEE Rio on the spot Was fiat al 5'sc for
No. I Sales. 500 bags Mexican; 200 Bogota; 200
Ccptra! American. Futures closed quiet. with
prices unchanged to s points lower. Sales. t,5OO
bags. American warehouse deliveries. 0.?3l bags
Rio was steady receipts. r. ONO bags: stock $4,000
exchange. - S sd, decline Of sd Santos was
steady: receipts 20 900 bags stock $4,000. Prices
hcre aaf fnIlo
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THE TRENTON POTTERIEs co.

DIVIDEND NO. %
~ a Meeting OF the Hoard Of Directors DlSi
dcnd Of TWO PER CENT. l2ool declared on
rhs Preferred stock OF thc Company. payabl" on
July 25 1909. to stockholders Of record July IN
noon. 1909
Transfer books do not close.
G. r. LAYTON Secretary & Treasurer.
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
cow VI ERCE.4L.
cotton DulI. but slight, Higher -Oner-
lngs Light Shorts CONer-weather
GOOd -..rain Low er--CrOp Reports
Favorable ieL0ngs Liquitiate--COHee
Duil--PrOysiORs Faster.

MONDAY. July 20 GRAIN. Wheat Spot
was fairly active and stendy Sales. 100. 900
bush mainly for export here and at the out
ports No ? red in elevator. si.1c.; No 1
Northern Duluth. lie, over September: No
Northern New York. i0l.c. over, North
western receipts were 223 ears. against 2l8
last week and ,sl last year; Chicago. 3. ears,
against IS last week and 2ls a year ago
Futures closed ihc. TO o-,r. lower. Sales,
1850, 900 bush Prices as follows:
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DIVIDENDS AND INTERESTS.
~. OFFICE OF
THE RAJ. .IlMnRE A OHIO RAlLROAD I'D Co.

BnllmOrC, July 70, IOU3.
The Board of Directors tbs day declared from
ended June 80, 1903 n dividend Of TWO t2, PER
CENT. on the Preferred stock OF the Company,
10 he paid September l. 1908. TO the stockholders
Of record ni the closing of the transfer books on
August Is. 1903
TIE Board also declared from tho surplus earn :,
ingS Of tho Company dividend Of TWO Wv PER
CENT. on the Common Stock of the COMPANY
payable on September t. 1903. 10 the StockholderS
~ record at the closing OF the transfer books on
August 10, 1908 a.,
For the purpose Of such dividends the transfer
hooks OF the COMPANY viii bc closed al ~ o'clock
noon on August i5 1909. and will he reopencd at
10 o'clock A, VI. on September !, 1908.
THE BALTIMORE AND OHlO RAILROAD co.
.uA q. W. MlOl EOKD. SecEetAry.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Ot'tCe of
Virginia Carolina Chemical 60.

Richmond Va. june 25. 1908.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF Nir-
glnIa Carolina Chemical Company, for receiving
Inc annual report Of the Roard OF Directors for
,ne CUSTOMARY ratihcation Of all acts Of said Di'
rcctors since tho last meeting OF the Stockholders.
for the election OF directors and for the transaction
OF such other business rs may legally come before
the meeting will be held at the principal ofllcc OF
The Company. No. Is Exchange Place, Jersey City
County Of Hudson state of New Jersey. at oCloc'
Il NJ Wednesday. July 20. 1903. and the transfer
hooks for both classes OF stock will be closed frOu
July 10 july -. both inclusive
s. ID. CRl,NSllAM. SECRETARY.
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Tn,i ,t0LDKAnn t,r.l. 4 lNUN 20.

In accordance with the by laws OF the Com
pany. the stock transfer hooks OF The colorado
Fuel & Iron Company VIII hc closed at 3 p. NJ.
.ruly 20. 1903 for purpose OF the annual rnee'inE
Ia he held III the ONCE OF the Company In Denver.
Colorado. on August 10. 1903 said books to remain
closed until thc fnal Adjournment OF such stock
d. q. REAMAN. SECRETARY.
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4 di, ldcnd OF one and one eighth II i'S per
Crntum on the capital stock OF this Company mas
been declared payable August 3, 1903 10 stock
holders OF record on the books OF the Company
on that date.
The stock transfer books viii be closed at ,
O'Clock p NJ July 49, 1909. and rcopencd at 10
o'clock 4. NJ. August 4, 1908
F r NICHOLS Secretary.
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t0rnrr OT IhNrch anu NUTIN NlTUVIS' .
New York city. July 81 1908
The quarterly interest on the Preferred stocks
viii be paid August I.
Transfer books for the Preferred stocks only
win be closed al 3 =. NJ. July y. anu feopehcu
10 \ NJ, August 2. 1909. -
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Sc Broadw1y. New York. July l6 lNW
At a meeting OF the Directors Of the Amnlgamat
ed Copper Company dividend OF ONE HALE oL
ONE FER CENT. ~ OF leo was declared. payable
August g. 1908 10 STOCKHOLDERS OF record at )
O'Clock p. NJ, THURSDAY: July =, 1903 Translsr no
hooks close at 3 o'clock p. NJ, Thursday. July 29
1909, and reopen at 10 o'clock \, M Monday, Au.
gust TO- 1903
IL IT..
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1876 Liberty Street. New York.
Notice Is Hereby given that u meeting Of the
huudhoIdcrS Of the Colorado Bonanza and Union
Tunnel and Mining Go. viii be held nj their ONCE.
NJ eleven O'Clock Wednesday morning, the twenty
second of July. PAUL a OLIVER, President
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stB-TREASrRY TRANSACTIONS.

SATURDAY
Psid by Sub Treasury TO banks ....... - ssS nm
Paid hy banks to Sub Treasury. .,...,. 2 26i .n0
Gain 10 banks on days transactions $4,000
SIN CE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks ...... E.7e7ono
Paid ny banks to Sub Treasury ...,.... 8.5O8o00
Gain 10 banks on days transact ions q .2s6. .oNn
Los 10 banks for same period previous
week ,......'.. '...... a,p00Oo
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PROPOSALS viii he received at the Bureau ot
Supplies aud Accounts, Navy Department Wash
Ington q, c.. until IL O'Clock noon. August 2S,
1908 and publicly opened immediately thereafter,
70 furnish al the navy yards etc. Portsmouth,
y II Boston Mass; New York, League Island,
Pa. Washington ., E, and Norfolk. Va gian
tIty OF machine tools. steam kettles. chemicals.
oyerooat cloth wooden socks. motors. wlndlasS.
and locomotive crane Blank proposals will be
furnished upon application 10 the navy pay offices.
Philadelphia Pa. and Norfolk Va II. T. r,
HARRIS Pavr'aSter General Y. S. y.
q 8 ENGINEER OFFICE. 25 Pembrrton So,
rock excavation in Roston Harbor. Mass, will
he received here rntil noon. avg r. 1923 and
Application. W S, STANTON. II Col. Enars.
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-ALLIs-CHALMERS COMPANY.


Tho Board OF Directors has declared the regular
quarterly dividend of ONE AND THREE ol AR
TIERS i&"o) PER CENT on the Preferred stock
OF This Company, payable August T. 1908 to STOCK
holders of record on July 25 1908.
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books VIII be
closed on saturday, July ?S, 1908 at the close ot
business and Will be rcopened on Monday, August
.. 1908, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ~
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PROlsllS AIS.

-
PROPOSALS FOR RECORD BOOKS AND
TFxT FINS Phla Depot. O. NJ Dept. it?S Arch
Street Phlla Pa. June ~. 1903. Sealed proposals.
In rrplcate viii he received here until IL O'Clock
Noon WcdurSday july %. iN3. for furnishing
atelther the Philadelphia. Boston or Chicago depots
OF the QuartermaStcrS Department. Corpany.
Regmcntal and Post Record Books and Tent Pins,
large and small, conforming strictly 10 standard
samples and .peclMca'ions " absolute M CON
specton Of goods lNGtARANTEEp BIDS and
bids based upon samples VIII under no clrcum
stances hc considered The articles are th" same
as those lor which bids are 10 be opened az other
dtpots Bidders must state rate at which they
viii make deliveries. Contracts will provide for
the usual reduction In price In case OF delayed
deliveries Government reserves the right to
reject or accept any or all proposals or any part
thereof Preference given 10 articles Of domestic
production or manufacture conditions Of quality
and price Including In tho price Of foreign pro
dpctcn or manufacture the duty thereon being
rqpal. \ GUARANTEE In ten per cent. Of the
value OF the articles proposed for must accompany
each proposal blanks for proposals list oisrticlrs
required &c. will he furnished upon application.
Envelopes containing proposals 70 he lndorsed
Proposals for Rocks ard Tent Pins. and addressed
~ Colonel ] NJ. MARSHALL. A. y. N, General.
7. S. A, Depot Quarermastrr,
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES


s,,,, ss,. es. m0 Ch'oe.
100 Adams Ex 22l 22l 22l
100 Alls Chmrs 7s l7s ll7s- i2
$4,000 Anal Cop. AVA 4Ib 40 -S't
.6oO Am Car & F 3+la 33l2 81 i
800 Am Cot OH. 81 1894 323t- If
100 Am II L.. -
200 Am lce..... 6l2 r :"
60 Am Ice pf.. 1884 25 1884 -
1900 Am Loco. 20 lS lSFS-lis
400 Am Loco pf s6ia SolA eo'2- IL
1000 Am Smelt.. 423s 1ll2 41's- -
100 Am Su Eds. ! l ~ - -
.850U. Am Sugar. o7s ll2 ll3l2-2i2
400 Am Sug pf. o ll0 li9 r IA
S36 Am T&rrts 57s o3l o7s+ is
100 Am Tob pt.l3S 1888 l3S g
200 Anaconda. 80 81 81 &
4G5OO AT T&SF. 65 63ls 63l2-ll2
AT&SFpf SSi2 S7at 80
2A27O Bal = Ohio. $3.50 Sl3l S2l4-l3 3s
20ls5 B r Transit Ola 40 l6ia-aos
100 Bkn Un Gasloo loS 100 3
100 Can South. 6l 81 OIL r "a
1900 Can Pacific. l gala l2l l2l 3s-lis
2so0 Ches h Oh. 34Ss 30 33 los
100 Chi d Alt. 243I 2I3l 24alt -
500 Chi 4 AIT pf 68i4 60 SO - IL
100 Chi 4 N W.l6o 1874 1913 r %.
100 CO N W pf.2O3 203 2O3 II
3i:o Chi Ct w.. l7os 1913 1873 os
100 c ct W ifB 34i4 3Il4 3tli-2Ss
42a00 Chi NJ 4 StPl4l7s 1898 l4o3s- ;'s
CRl&p.lIT lar lAT 80
500 Chi Term. 1888 ~ l2as+ is
laOO Chi Ter pf.. 2li2 20 2O3l+- ~
hoo CCC&SsL 76i3 T5 TO -l3s
53s5 Col F&I... Sc so ol3a-23s
500 Col Heal. 6ll lola l6ll- IA
$50 Col South. alI l4l4 lilA- "a
2lO Col SO istp 53i2 53l2 o3l2t Ia
100 Com Cable. l IS 80 100 Il
,45O Con Gas...lSo 1892 ISi =
900 Con Tob pf | lo65s lO55s lo55s-lls
1850 Corn Prod. 80 20 29l2-- Ia
200 Corn Pro pf 70 10 ~ - IA
1000 Del Law .23s 235 23S -9a4
500 Den & C, 26is 20 25 i
100 Des Nd Ed 81 81 81 -l3l
100 bet u Ry... 7ll2 Tll2 7ll2+ Ut
100 Distlrs Secu gaia 23l4 23lI-l3I
s5osO Erle....... 3o7s 30 30 7s
5000 Erie list pr. 81 e5l2 0534-l
$500 Erie I'd pt.. 53ls 81 5lAs-ll2
$40 Ev & T H.. so 1913 507s-lls
1880 Gen FL Co. 65l4 1912 1874 -ll2
zoo Hook Val. 10 10 10 r
Ass III cen,..l3o l2s l2s7s-lIa
pl5 Int Paper. 3l2 1918 l3ls- 0s
200 Int Paper pt 67ls OF 81 II
500 Iowa Cen pt 3734 ~ 81 lila
800 X c Sou. 2ll4 20 II <
100 X c Sou pt. 507s 407s 4O7s+ 7s
KCFSpi.. TOi2 093i 7Ol2-- Ia
500 Keo & d NJ. 2olA 2s3l 29l4- u
wv w ~
wv ~. | -.
""-o Lou q t'a'" 49, go
NV Aahnat'sh' ! oS's
''"v Ae' D. NY 80
'oo MeA .eh, so'' 's -
500 MSPSSM p.l24 l22 l22ia+l
-So' % a''.' 'S '
IlV0 p' $50 ~
ao57O Mo Pacific. aela 903s 97i4-2
loo Nsh 90
'oo Na' Dc w. nH I ~
"oo N" "au
GOV Va. ''e"u W
-Ioo =. ~"
isoao ,a s., so, 49,,
-o " go 60. oo,
<'o" on' "o''
~" roc C0"ss' e. ao,
ouo racCoas''p "N o -
Soo rae Mall S''9
''oo" [enu " ''''
"'-u reo u"'.' ~
o"o ri,S > 20. ooI 49,,
wv y" a. go az,
'p ny ~ ''pS' " ~
~" ns''opN T"'' %
wv NY N''e''
EIuo Nep o''e'V
49, ~ 80, S,,
-Vo n'au I' ~ S
wv nehu pr 90 ,s
oss.o noos ,s nu sS, go. s
','o" w. - on, oo,
80 nuo ooou,
80 Huo COS p' 80 80 ae %
ZIo sloss snef. ae a
S-IV oLoor " 's
Ivo Laer c''s oS
."o Sa9r L ~ ~ 'u
soo o' i" -
SUI otL W. %
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New York stock Exchange sales, July TO

New HOFk NIUVN ENCH"WB" S"FNS' ""Iy 8Vs
c1as1so pp1cBs or UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Asked. BIO Asesd
usas. s@'r
1870 losx lo7S isfs.... Az l33
U S 2s. c. $50
1880 ..loess lofls 1875. ... 5h 3sA
US,s USM.r
isss-ls.lo7as 1854 1904. loli los'i
usasc U S 5s,e.
lsss-is losi4 losh 1904. -. o3 loA
UsME u S8.sSs.r
isN....lll llla laI.pC 23ia --
uA4.c.
lp07,...lll lllaI
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The trading In cotton was on y very small scale
and the fluctuations in prices were narrow. The
opening was somewhat easier owing to continued
favorable weather In most sections. good crop
accounts. lower cables and local liquidation. Later
on 1hrrr was small advance on covering Of shorts
New Orleans support and buying by room traders,
Toward the close n little realizing by scalprrS
caused partial reaction The weather In most
sections was fair and II is expected that the weekly
Government report 10 morrow Will b" brartSh
The generality 0f tn" ri dc. however, are disposed
to walt further developments before engaging
freely In new ventures either side NJ the account
Said one house We continue 10 have daily
reports OF Ideal weather and crop conditions, hut
quite the contrary statements Is 10 the condition
Of the fedS and the plant, and Indeed outside Of
parts Of thr Eastern belt and southwestern Texas
,ue doubt Il thc improvement has been marked
enough 40 far during July To carry the plant out
Of danger though there arc some recent reports
Of a more satisfactory character from he Memphis
district and parts Of Alahnma The question Is
How viii the crop stand nigh temperatures and
irultagr development weather with It's present
backward growth and grassy condition. Of this
last evil there can hc M doubt that II Is serious
and in Arkansas will produce much abandonment.
In point of fact. outside of the boil weevil question,
snd Notwithstanding tn" Improvement since the
iaa' Government report. We doubt " the crop can
br considered as having any other than a low gen
eral average at this time. II Is little strange.
The sun., 1903-07-21

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
SECTION r OF THE 3 STREET AND NEW JFR-
SEY AVENUE TRUNK SEWFR-OiNce OF the
Connlls son"rs. D G., Washington. n G., July TO-.
1909 -Srnled proposals will BE- received a. this once
until l2 oclocl VI August 20 1904 for constructing G
Section r. Of the 4 Strort and New Jersey Avenue
Trunk Sewer IN the District OF Columbia. Vi,
i?5 feet Of i5G"AlTG' sewer and l42j feet OF
LJW XiTG sewer.
FORMS, specifications and necessary information
may be obtained al this Once.
HENRY n. T. MCFARLAND,
HENRY l.. WEST.
JOHN BlDDLE,
Commissioners u c
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WAsHTNoToH. July 2O.The cash statement ~
the receipts and expenditures Of the Treasury
shows.
THIS day This month Ftsc0Iur1r
Receipts p 2e7 esa &3l 24s $50 &sl 7As $50
Expenditures. 2.nSOnO as,l2n.oo0 9s,l2o OAo
80.
Surplus .......... s247 aes 'ss s7i ~ ssss7l 44&
'nehcir.
The receipts from customs TO day we're 81 oss eaS:
from Internal revenue. 81. 1877 486: miscellaneous
sio s5s. National hank notes received for rederp-
tion Saoo 1s4
This cash statement Of the United states Treas,
for July ~ shows,
RESERVE rrSp.
Gold coin and bullion .,..... .N5n 900 mo
TRUST prND.
Held against notes and certificates issued &sas 2p7 sss
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42c.; No, white tlc, nye was quiet No West
SO dEn a4aC n Cs lots Jersey and 80 sss %ss
S%," %o % "s@d in eeya'or luy Price 70 %o RSi's
lower. sales. 10000 bush Prices as follows;
srs srps,cgher...., y, 80 :s,. s.: :S'
Th', shows the grain movement
Exports ... 5Ss22 l,7.7's ... ..,. 49,,
esrsD: ;sSsS sSs s.sS 5000 'G
Buffalo
ssSsR.n sspmRsn,. $4,000 a.a."c" 5000 10000 49,. . ..,
Js's,s, ALI '%sg's. ,ss, ,s..,., T:,..
Wheat, ........... sTs oia e2e.i8 Dec iio,l
corn . ............. ZOE. .ssi los lOs Dec ,Tos72
Oats ...,,.. ......, 54s0l5 ssIs. pee, 752Ss
Rss Rsri.y isii iis7si !s3 ;Sss i"s Inc. ~; ss'
The visible suppl, Is as follows:
,oo, 100, ,!scns., msrt,
corn .-...,, ;oIsoSo ss9sS"o Inc !i?SoS
Eli ssfic, c% .cco" 1859 1859 De De- 1900 ssc"o
Wheat declined owing to favorable weather
n cs sso .ns "pg n. and 6se.s 0r G
lower. foreign houses sold outside markets were
easier the cash trade continued dOn and there
mcnts v.r. smaller than expected and there wss
a pretty good decrease In the visible supply. but
there was more disposition 10 sell than there was
10 buy. and the nnnl prices were about The lowest
west but elsewhere the weather was fair Eng
Iish markets declined I'D. 10 lad. Foreign houses
sold December. u is expected that the receipts
in the near iuturc. The Visible supply decreased
200 hush. against an increase OF so70O last
yraY Primary receipts were aaa 0o0 bush, against
UOa 200 last year, and the shipments 278.NN The
The worlds shipments were a.o?5,7o bush, against
sBI7 100 last week and SoSp 200 last year chicago
received az cars OF which " were OF cont rac grade.
corn declined on favorable weather better crop
received asrars OF which 10 were ofcontract grade
primary receipts were 100000 bush md the ship
mcn's a47 oo' The sssboarh received iit,oOo
bush and cleared o, IT, worlds .hPmrsn's
son iaT year The visible supply Increased 2O,o
bush. Oats gave way with other cereals. The
visible supply Increased liS,ooo hush. Primary
saoo6o chicago received III cars, Including
4 OF contract grade,
FLorF null and easy. SALES 5000 bbls. Re
ei, S sS sS. Sd ;a n.ks
\" 2rXtrs 81 sSGs2 90 clears sS mass So strSghts
4soass.7S: patents, 8sSaMl Spring in Nhs,:
clears, ss5oass7 70: stra,ghts, HsoaaiS; patents,
pS, NY ro,,6r 1onG " Mo- to @ ,rco, p, or
Sales i2S, 200 6nles for spinning Middng uplands,
i276c,. against 8sec. last year New Orleans and
Gulf H. against ahs. southern spot markets were
ns ' SPOT % With ia Sales Of 5oco Snss F"'fts dc" @
rlinrd ? 10 S points Manchester was dull. The
move enent TO day follows
NS's N,w t,iDs orleans estimated to. " '- '''
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Oats were steady Sales. 40. ono bush. No. 2 white
42c.: No. 3 white. ale. Rye was quiet No. ? West.
rrn SIC 6. t. T. HuHalo. Car lots, Jersey and State,
6TiadSeisc. Corn was fairly active Sales. 100 900
bush, mainly for export here and at the outpor,s,
No, ? mixed in elevator. July price: No. white,
57c; No yellow. SIC, Futures closed ilSc 10 &c.
lower. sales, 10000 bush Prices as follows:
open. nigh Lor- CLOS Prrr
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Port exports aON bales. Futures closed steady.
with prices unchanged to a points higher. Esti.
mated sales. 10000 bales Prices as lows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-19
OTHER DEATHS.


PARIS, Jan. B.-Henri Georges Stephene
Adolphe Opper de Blowitz for many years
correspondent of the London Times in
Paris, died here this evening. M. De
Blowitz experienced an attack of apoplexy
a few days ago.
Henri Georges Stephane Adolphe Upper
de Blowitz was born in the Chateau de
Blowitz, Pilsen, Austria, on Dec. 16: ap-
pointed professor of German at the Lycee
of Tours and later professor Of German
at Limoges. Poitiers and Marseiiles; quilted
the university in 1860 and took up the inven-
ton of a machine for wool carding by
steam power; began the study of foreign
politics, writing for two provincial French
papers; married Anne Amelie Arraud
d Angel in 1865; revealed the history of
ISmail Pacha'S special train, thereby Caus-
ing the defeat of De Lesseps in 1869; was
saved from prosecution therefor by the
interference of NJ. Theirs; naturalized as a
French citizen i'm 1870 and the same year
served in the National Guard at Marseilles
gaining honorable mention for his part in
crushing the April commune in the south
during the siege of Paris remained in COM
munication with Theirs by private wire
TO his house, after all the rest of the world
was cut off; entered the service of the Lon
don Times in July of 1871 and remained
with that paper to the hour of his DEATH
during which time he interviewed almost
every great man of Europe. He sent the
treaty OF Berlin to the Times before il was
signed.
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might recover, but on the following night
relapse occurred. and 1t was then evident
that the end was not far off. slight i'm
provement was noted on Saturday MORN
ing but late that night the physicians noti-
fed Mr.. Hewitt's son. Peter Cooper Hewitt
that death was imminent, and the other
children, Edward r. Hewitt, Erskine Hew-
lit, Mrs. j. o. Green, Miss Sarah Hewitt
and Miss Eleanor G. Hewitt. were sum-
moned and with their mother, remained
by the bedside until the end.
The funeral services. which will be con-
Quoted by Bishop Potter. will be held in
Calvary Church. of which Mr.. Hewitt was
a member, on Wednesday.
Abram Stephens Hewitt was born at
Haverstraw, y. Y. on July 81, 1922. After
attending the common schools he went to
Columbia, whence he was graduated CA. M.
and LII. d. in 1872. In 1855 he married the
daughter of Peter Cooper, philanthropist.
He was a member of Congress, 1S74-S7, and
mayor of New York, 1873. He was chair
man of the Democratic national commit
tee, 1S76-7; secretary and organizer of the
Cooper Union for the Advancement Of
Science and Art, New York; member of
the firm Cooper & Hewitt, controlling the
Trenton Iron Company, the New Jersey
Iron and Steel Company and Peter Cooper s
cline factory