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QUIET DAY in CEREALS
SMALL GAINS IN WHEAT, WITH CORN
ABOUT UNCHANGED.
Oats Add a Fair Fraction ON Demand
from July ShOrts-All Hog Prod
ucts show Losses.
CHICAGO. June 2o.-Trading il. the grain

CHICAGO, June 0.-Trading II. the grain
pit was of a smaller volume to-day. and
less bullishness was manifested than OF
late, although September wheat closed sc
higher. September corn was a shade high
er, with oats unchanged, while provisions
were from 21zc to 10c lower.
Opening prices in wheat were strong. In
the face of easier cables. the bullish re-
ports from the Southwest. together with
the reports of a lack of rain in the North
west causing a good general demand at the
start. and July opened &c to Sc higher.
at 76S4Q76sc. and September 1sqAc TO &c
higher, at 75c to 751sc The early strength
at st. Louis, Minneapolis and Duluth
helped the market here, but there was a
good deal OF long wheat for sale at the ad-
vance. and with a reaction at st. Louis
prices gradually eased off. Commission
houses were free sellers and before the
middle of the session all the opening ad-
vance had been lost. July being down to
76Ac and September to 14ssc. A better de-
mand developed toward the close. and the
market became firmer. July closed 1sqhc
higher, at 765sG76&c, while September was
sc higher, at 7i7sQ75c. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to 245, 600 bu. Primary
receipts were 32l. 700 blu. against 1880 bu
year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported receipts of 242 cars, which. with To-
cal receipts of twelve cars-none of con-
tract grade-made total of 254 cars, against
800 cars last week and 29S cars a year ago.
Cold weather and predictions of general
rains were responsible for a renewal of
bullish sentiment in corn and there was
good buying at the start by shorts and
commission houses. Opening prices were
strong, but as the session advanced the
market became easier. due to liberal sell
ing by pit traders. The market closed
about where it left off last night, July un-
changed at 49%c. after selling between
1850 and 5OAc, and September a shade
higher at 49lkc, after selling between
491sc and 5OAc. Despite the claims of
small country offerings receipts continued
Trading in oats was characterized by a
strong demand for July from shorts,
which caused a good advance in that
month, and by the strength in the Decem-
main influence. After selling between
39a4c and 40hc July closed BdAc higher at
4Oc. September was unchanged at 331sc
after ranging between 1914 Q33ssc and $3.50.
Receipts were 176 cars.
There was little interest manifested in
provisions, the trading being almost at a
standstill. The easier tone in the hog
market was an early influence and with
the dull trade prices ruled easier through
out the day. September pork closed 10c
lower at $3.50. lard down TIC at $3.50. and
ribs 21zQ5c lower at S92711c.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
20 cars; corn, 535; oats, 30; hogs, 1900
head.
leading futures ranged as follows
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Firmly Held at the Recent Adj
vance-Grains Are Easier.

NEW YORK. June o.-Flour-Receipts,
1900 brls; exports, 1884; dull but firmly
held: Winter patents, s3Sdi20; winter
straights, s3.7ea3s0: Minnesota patents,
81 3oQ450; winter extras. s2.9O@315; Mime
sofa bakers. s3.5Oa3.75 winter low grades.
81. 7OG2 95 Rye flour steady; fair to good,
s2.S5a32O; choice to fancy. sS.25G3.5O. Corn
meal quiet: yellow Western. sll3: city, 81 IL
Rye quiet: No. Western, 5Ss4c +. o. b.
afoat State. 5slkc C. l. (. New York Bar
ley steady; feeding. 45c C. 1. f. Buffalo;
mailing, 5l1kG5Sc C. l. (. Buffalo.
wheat-Receipts. 6S.256 bu. Spot easy:
No. red, SAC elevator. SIC (. o. b. afloat
No. 1 northern Duluth. 90ssc f. o. b. afioat
No. i hard Manitoba, 907sc +. o. b. afoat
Options had an easier opening on rains in
the Northwest. rallied with the West and
on talk of delayed harvest, but eventually
yielded to unloading and became easy
again, closing hqhc net lower: July, s2Z
ds3kc, closed at S27sc; September, 10 elsa
80 1-lsc, closed at 1850; December. 70 1850
50 1-16c, closed at 79sc.
Corn-Receipts, Il7,6co blu; exports, l69S57
bu: sales, 500 bu; futures, 81 900 bu: spot
Spot dull; Mo- 2 57l@c f. o. b., 5sc T. o. b.
afioat; No. yellow. 5SHc; No. 2 white.
5sIhc Options started lower on weak cables.
strength, after which they eased back again.
and at the close were practically UNCHANGED
July. 571SG57zzc. closed at 57Izc: September.
56M5G5sc. closed ut Sole; December, $751;
9l55Ac closed at J5l4c.
Oats-Receipts, 705co blu: exports I7SlO
bu Spot firm; No. 2. i314c: standard
white 46i4c; No. ;, 42S4c; No. 2 white, 46I.c:
No white, 45lac; track white. 43@46lzc
Options opened firm, but eased of.
Hay firm; shipping, sOqS5c; good to
choice. s1.20@1-35.
Hops quiet; State common to choice. 1902.
lsi10tZ3c 1901, 14Nl7c: old, 5a5kc: Pacific
coast 1892. lStzG23c. 1901. 146il7c; old, 5xfec
Hides quiet; Galveston, ~ TO . pounds,
lsc; California, u TO Is pounds, l9c: Texas
dry, "a TO 90 pounds. lac. Leather quiet ;
acid, 24Q25lzc.
go: beef hams, Sl95Ouzl; packet, ss.5OaI0:
city extra India mess, s16Ni1S Cut meats
firm; picked bellies, $s.2oal050: picked
shoulders IS; picked hams. 81. 75d12 Lard
easy: Western steamed. $40 Refined easy:
continental. $40; South American. 81 IS:
compound, s7.5oI12 Pork firm; family.
SIS 50flle: short clear. sl75oal9.25 mess SIS 70
n1S.75.
country packages free). 5hG5kc Cotton
seed oil steady. prime yellow. 42ixg43c
Rice firm; domestic fair TO extra. 4a7c:
Japan nominal Molasses firm; New or.
leans open-kettle. good to choice. slq4oc.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. invoices
blkc. Mild quiet; Cordova. 7ixGllkc
Sugar Raw steady: fair refining. 3kc;
! centrifugal se test is-s2c; molasses sugar,
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Bear Efforts of No Avail.

CHICAGO, June 2O.-Porterfelds New
York letter says: Although for the third
successive day the bear faction worked Lon
don for lower prices. the effect was nil
and did not create even ripple of liquda-
ton In fact the list was moderately strong
throughout the short session, with the ma
iority of stocks making some gain on yes
terdays final figures. The commercial
agencies, both Brad.treet and Dun i'm their
weekly summary are very optimistic and
claim that not only has liquidation spent
its force but that the strike situation is
improving everywhere. The signing OF
wage scale for 1904 by the Carnegie and
other mills insures no strikes in the steel
mills and means vast and continued in
creased earnings for all steel and iron in
dustries and corporations. particularly the
statement was fair. probably not up to the
most optimistic expectations but for the
first time I'm months the increase in depos-
It's was larger than the Increase In loans. -
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Government Ownership.
Philadelphia Record.


The worst form of monopoly Is a govern
ment monopoly. Other monopolies may be
more successfully called TO account The
proposed remedy for the practical monop-
oily OF anthracite coal production by the
transportation companies that carry the
coal 10 market, involving q seizure by the
federal government of the mines and rail-
ways. is form or cure worse than the
malady. Government management would
unless all precedent be at fault-greatly In
crease the cost OF coal TO the consumer.
The government Is always at the mercy OF
It's agents. and is, beside the most IMPROVE
dent of taskmasters.
The shameful disclosures now being made
as a result or inquiry into the misconduct
OF affairs in the Postoffice Department
throw a clear light upon the abuses insep-
arabic from federal control The postal
service of the country no doubt costs double
what IL would III II were managed with tho
skill care and efficiency with which the
vaster carrying business Of the Transports
ton companies 10 conducted.
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INDIANAPOLIS,

UNION sTocKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS.
June 2O.-Cattle-Receipts. go: shipments. 100.
The marketing of cattle this week has been of
good volume, the total showing decrease Of
only about 800 compared with last week. and
increase OF 1850 compared with the same
week a year ago, and over 1900 compared with
the corresponding week two years ago. Thus
far this year the receipts are about 500 larger
than the same tire last year. and for the month
thus far is a gain of over $500 compared
with the same period last year.
The market this week has been uncertain and
prices irregular. but. after all. the results for
the most part have been reasonably satisfactory
TO sellers when compared with other markets.
At the beginning OF the week the trade here
Influenced by excessive supplies elsewhere. and
the first two days values for most OF the cattle
suffered a decline of about 1Oc in prices Later.
however, there was a slight rally. and desirable
cattle recovered of the early loss in prices.
The last half OF the week, and especially the
last two days, there was good outlet for all
well-fnished dry-fed cattle that not too
heavy, and they sold usually high at the
close OF last week. There was more discrimina-
ton. however. against the big heavy cattle OF
all kinds and especially those that were not Of
prime quality and smooth finish. Such kinds
difficult to sell, and in general way pos
sibly lOc lower than the same kinds were selling
at the close OF II there any
class OF cattle that showed less change this week
than another II was the good cows. but Gamers
suffered n decline of about 2Sc- There was also
q very dull market for bulls at the close OF the
week and they moved slowly at decline Of
around 25c in prices.
The supply OF stockers and feeders this week
has been considerably larger than for some time
past. and with not q great deal Of Improvement
In the country demand statesmen have had more
difficulty in finding outlet for their consgn-
ments. and IT the extreme close Of the week
sales were usually on a basis OF loo to sc lower
than last week. The conditions at the close of
this week indicate that there is very little trade
for heavy meat and. therefore. IL is rather ex-
pected that the choice light cattle will continue
10 sell to better advantage than the heavy
grades. Shippers should also continue 10 be
very careful In buying CRASHED cattle. and IL
II advisable to allow a very wide margin for
marketing.
The highest price paid this week was s.. 20
for steers against $40 the extreme price last
week. but IL IL fact that the best cattle here
this week were not up to the standard OF last
week Heifers sold as high as A.75. cows $40,
bulls 81 and calves 81. 10.
The receipts to-day, usual Saturday,
were small. and there was important de-
mand for any kind. consequently the market
quiet. and IL was more or less difficult TO
negotiate sales a. yesterdays prices. but finally
about the usual clearance was made on such
terms. Quotations:
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leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet
and unchanged; winter patents, sS.55d3 20;
straights. ss2OQ3.50; spring patents. sS6Oal 10:
streishts; sa.4o4a,s5: bakers. .59s, No. 2
76%@T7lac. No. corn, 4s1zQ5Oc; No. yellow,
EoG5eAc No oats sstsc; No. 3 white, sslaQ
Ale. No. rye, 5l%c. Fair to choice mating
barley. 5o@52c No. Northwestern faxseed
s1.O2ql.O3 Prime timothy seed. $50 Clover
seed contract grade, Sl15GG11.75 Mess pork
per BRIL- SIG: s7H Lard, per 100 lbs. IS 75as.77lk.
Short-rib sides Qoose). 50. 1549.30. Dry-salted
Cboxed). ss.e2lzqs75- Whisky basis of high
wines, 81 30
Recepts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, A. 400 bu;
corn 81, 900 Blu; cats 302 800 bu; rye H. 800 bu 4:
barley. 90 900 bu pments So u 700 bris
bu; rye. 5000 bu; barley. $500 bu.
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large. showing an increase of $500 last
week. Is, 800 over the same week year ago, and
sos over the corresponding week two years ago.
Thus far this year the receipts are $500 larger
than the same period last year. and for the
month thus far there is a gain OF $500 com
pared with the same period year ago. For
the week ending Yesterday the leading Local cal
packers bought total Of p tos. against "A. SIS
the preceding week, and 17.1z2 the same week
a year ago. During the same period the ship
ments were 13.l25. against 6,lss the preceding
week, and 1854 the corresponding week year
ago.
The principal features Of the market this
week have been the change in the relative posi-
ton OF prices for light hogs and the increase in
the shipping demand. There have been frequent
grades toward a lower level and higher for
light Therefore. the spread in prices has been
shortened considerably and at present the mar
gin between the extremes is the closest it has
Been since the early part Of March, 1901. After
a break Of 10c in prices at the beginning of the
week. which was principally the result Of ex-
cessive receipts elsewhere. the market gained
some strength on heavy grades and considerable
on light. At .he extreme close of the week the
good medium to heavy hogs were selling about
frn tne soSe on hs5sr tn At tba
time The quality this week has been generally
sa tisfactory: and with active competition be,
the supplies promptly at current prices The
highest prices of the week were $3.50 for heavy
The receipts to-day were fully as large as a
week ago, and ct least l,500 larger than year
Opened with buyers Expecting lower prices. and
they were bidding accordingly. Statesmen, how
CONCESSIONS therefore. it was dificuIt to get the
business started, but later statesmen were per-
suaded that they should make concessions. and
finally. at steady TO sc lower prices than yes
terday the trading active. Packers and
shippers were again free buyers, and the early
supply was exhausted promptly at opening fig
ures. Evidently there was feeling among
buyers that they were being forced to pay high
er prices than they should. and consequently.
after the more important orders had been filed
the competition not strong. Several loads
came in very late, and at the win6-up OF the
market shippers excused themselves account
of the scarcity Of cars, and with no opposition
packers naturally were baking. The result was
that statesmen had TO carry over a few loads,
or else sell them at lower prices. Sales to-day
ranged from Sc. 12z TO Sc %, and the bulk of the
supply sold at IS. i5G620, with light grades
showing the most strength. Quotations:
Good choice medium to heavy. So. 1566. 20
Mixed and heavy packing .............. 6.10Gi6 20
Good to choice light weights. ......... 6.15a6. 20
Common to fair light weights. 6.10q6.15
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Poultry.

NEW YORK June eo-Pouitry-Alive weak;
Western spring chickens, 100; fowls. lsc: tur-
keys, 11G12c. Dressed nominally unchanged
ST. LOUIS, June 20.-Poultry steady; chickens.
10c springs, 13c; turkeys SC; ducks, &c; geese.
3Q4c.
BOSTON. June 2o.-ISpecial. Poultry steadys
fowls, 14lkdl5c; springs. 25Q2sc; turkeys, I5c
CINCINNATI. June 2.-Poutry steady; hens.
12c; springs, 14Q17c;' turkeys. ioc-
CHICAGO June 2o.-Live poultry steady; tur-
keys. l0c; chickens. lie
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NEW YORK June 20-Trading was not ac-
tive in the metal market to-day. although enough
business was contaminated TO hold prices
sonably steady al the previous days basis. For
tin there a fair demand on the basis OF -
as I25x spot. Sopper dull and nominal,
lake and electrolytic quoted at sla5o9147t and
casting at sl4. Lead steady at f4f2l1. spot Spell
ter dull and easy: spot. sSus.l21. The iron mar
ket easy; demand slack; prices nominaIiy
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS June 20.-Metals quiet. Lead duIi
at S44A02h. Spelter steady at $50.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. June 1o.-The dry goods market
closed quietly for the week. with operations OF
buyers restricted 10 bare necessities. The tend
ency of prices Is higher. but the buyer IN not 10
be cajoled into speculation by the prospect OF
being obliged to pay more IN the near future.
Curtaiment Is increes ng IN cotton mills through
out the country. and although agreement n
being entered into. individual curteilmenf II BE-
coming very general
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trading in the face of much lower London
quotations, but the trading was light and
hstless. The bank showing made a
was practically the only development OF
the day. but the selling was not aggressive.
Attendance on the Stock Exchange was
smaller than for a long time, which ex-
plains the light dealings and listless char
acter of the market
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Specie and Merchandise Movemer

NEW YORK.-Imports of merchandise
and dry goods at the port of New York for
the week were valued at &c. 651. S12.
Imports of specie for the week were ST.
476 In gold and 1927 in silver.
Exports of specie were s699. 101 in silver
and $2,5s7 in gold.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. June 2o.-cotton quiet: sales.
$50 bales. Ordinary 10 s-lsc; good ordinary.
IL Slice; middlng. II 3-16c middiing II i-iscs
good middling. 10 s-iec: middling fair. Ike. Re-
ceipts 3s7 bales: stock g. 2is bales.
NEW YORK. June 2o-cotton-spot closed
dull: middling upands 4. 4oc; mtddltag gulf.
Il. sc. Sales, IS bales
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MONETARY.


INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper 4Q6
per cent. time loans. 5Q6 per cent. Clear
ings 81, ITO, 493.S SO; balances, SPAS, ASIA.
NEW YORK.-CaIl money nominal; no
per cent; ninety days. Az; six months. 5.
Prime mercantile paper, 5q5h per cent.
Sterling exchange fairly steady; actual
business in bankers bills, 1851. 75d4.S7.s for
demand S4.S5.25d4S575 for sixty days;
posted rates. 81 IS. 50l14 so and S4.SS.50; COM
mercfal bills, a. a. 60fI4. So.
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, SIC; Mexican
dollars, Ale.
LONDON-Silver bars, 24asd an ounce.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county. Indiana; for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. June 20:
Dorothy Russell tr., to Martha E. Hall.
charles bart Of j. the Own 81 al to Otto p Rasse Ct
al, part OF the " Sec. 6, TIP. Il.
Elmer ". stout. eomr. to Susan Emma 'V'
Bricker. Lots 3 and 10. Block ), Child
Bros. & Teachout's Enslish-av. add. 1900
Dorothy Russell, IT,. to Otto Russell
ux.. part of the "a. Sec. 6. TIP. Is.
oito pn.:eii 81 al 70 Dorothv Rnsso,, LV1
tr.. part of tho Y. Sec 8. TIP. Is.
Mary Mckinney to John q. Mccullough. Luz
outIot i57. city of indianapolis 5000
Amelia l. FRANKFORT to John G. McCul-
Tough. Lot 81 Estep & Co.'S SUBJ. 10000
Charles t. Boyer ct ux. to George w.
EaY Hanw Rs[s g 8 r. Gs ana 10 Parker 10000
Herman =. Rornemeier ct ux. to the
hs 41s ' sub. Blocks IS. etc. Bea a
add .................... 10000
Courtney, Lots IL TO q. inclusive.
Block IS. South Indianapolis Industrial
Henry y sellers ct ux. to John S White. l."
Lots IS and 50. Henry sellers's add.
charles r.. shaw to Joseph c. Richard ''O"
undivided ,-s interest In Lot 3. So. ~.
city of indianapolis. ..:.::::............ l0C
Ellen Davis to Lawrence Killiiea ct ux
Lot 81. Piclen & Lcftin's e. Washing
w t0n-T Ward i" ct ux. to Amor A. Forsha '''-0
part of the W u. Sec. Is. TIP. H. R. 2 l.7Ooo
The Guarantee Savings and Investment
Association 10 Henry A Berry. part of
Block H. O'Neal q Adamss subj. 600 o.
Charles F. Cline ct 10 Floyd Gurneii.
i Lot p John G shoemaker's s. f. add. looo'
Thomas r. Spa ford 81 Ia Steve Mol
mar ct ux Lot IA. Goodlet 4 Spafford's
Haushyille add ......,...... .........:... 2e5.o
Frank Tillman ct TO George Ann
schrnid. part Of Let, 3, vonneguts sub.
Duniap's add Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Transfers IS: total consideration .sn ss7 o
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Treasury Statement.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. statement of
| the treasury balances in the general fund,
| exclusive of the $50. 900 600 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
| Available cash balance ..... $22S, 5S7 924
Gold Observation-Disclosures. 102, ga $40
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, per cent; discounts,
2%Q2 1916 and 2SG27s. Consols, 9l1sQ9l 3-l6.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes 97f 3Oc for
the account. Exchange on London, 25f 15c
for checks
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ST. LOUIS. June 2-wool In good demand
and higher; medium and combng. l70zlc: light
fine. I59lsc; heavy fine. i26l5c: tub washed 10
G29c.
NEW YORK. June 2O.-wooI firm: domestic
fleece 2s022c.
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INDIANAPOLIS BANKS.


indianapolis Letter in Cleveland Finance.
The following is a list of the comparative
standing of the national banks of Indian
apolis in resources as shown by the state
ments Of June and April OF this year:
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Providence Journal
When Mr. Bryan asks what Mr.. Cleve-
land has done since he left the White
House TO make him popular he invites the
obvious reminder that what Mr.. Cleveland
has not done Il . potent factor IN the r.
spect and esteem generally felt for him.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, June N.-Credit balances, $50; GER
tifcates, no bid Shipments, 10. 667 brls: aver
age. s52 brls; runs 81 oos brs; average. 81 ass
7o0li brls: runs Lima, 62S25 bris; average.
S. Sq3 brls.
NEW YORK, June 2o.-Petroleum steady; re-
fined New York. S55c; Philadelphia an6 Balti-
more. S50c: Philadelphia and Baltimore In bulk.
5.5oc- Resin drm; strained common to good.
$40 Spirits turpentne firm at 60d5o1zc.
SAVANNAH June 20.-Sprits turpentine firm
47c. Rosn firm; A. b. c: nsS: d. Meo: x.
$500
WILMINGTON. June 2o.-spirits turpentine.
&c Rosin, nothing doing Crude turpentine frm
at s1.75, So and k.25. Tar. sl.55.
MONTPELIER June 2o.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. si.14; South Lima and In
diana, Sl.0s.
CHARLESTON. june 2O.-Turpentine steady az
steady.
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SAFE DEPOSITS.

q 44oc: No. S. 4-s5c: No. 8, 430c: No 10.
425c; No II. 4a0c; No. u. Also; No. Ia
4l0c: No. IA. &c: confectioners' A. 470c;
mold A. 5.loc; cut-loaf. 5.4sc; crushed. 5.<5c:
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Ia r. Thompson a Co.'s Telegram.I
NEW YORK. June 2o-The market made
quite display or strength in the early