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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-10
Chicago. Nov. 10.
HEA
Kansas City 1--we Stock.

Kansas City. No, Nov. 10-CATTLE-
Receipts 100. including 100 ~southernS.
Market. strong. Native steers. S40006.6O;
southern steers. s2.75d5. 3; southern cows,
S2G003.25; native cows and heifers, $1,000
500; stockers and feeders. S2.7504.50; bulls,
s2.o003.75; calves. S2.7506-2; western
steers. S35Od5.25; western COWS. $2.O004.O0.
HOGS-Receipts 5000. Market strong.
Bulk of sales, s6.f7hu622z; heavy, $6-lo9
SIS: packers, $6.15Q6.2; pigs and light,
&.60d6-2 k.
SHEBP-Receipts $500. Market steady
16uttons. SA.5065. 20; lambs. S6.000l6;
range wethers, A.25q6.00; fed ewes. $4,000
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New York. Nov. 10-MONEY-Money
on call nominal; no loans. Time loans
very strong; 50 days z to s per cent; 80
days to IL per cent; six months 81 to
6k per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 6q61a per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at S4.S5,S5 for de-
mand and at S4.S0.50 for So day bills;
posted rates s4-S115 and S4.S6ls; commercial
bills S4.80d4SO1t.
Bar silver 1sse; Mexican dollars soc.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy.
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than their city brethren.
John Leidy, a farmer living near
Robinson, has gone them all one bet
ter by installing a complete electric
light plant IN his place which lights
his house, barns. COW sheds, corn cribs
and granaries. A gasoline engine runs
the dynamo for the plant.
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Chicago, Nov. Observation-Disclosures
firm Daisies. 13a13c; twins. 121IGisc:
young Americas. 126I3Ac.
PQULFRYZAlive steady; turkeys, 15c;
chickens, 9091zc; springs, 10c.
BUTTER-Market steady: creamery
l9uZ51kc. dairy 1S1bm23c.
EGGS-Market stead. at mark cases in
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chicago. Nov. observation-disclosures
800. Market steady. Beeves. IS. 1901 IS;
cows and heifers. 81. 40a5.2o; calves, 5000
T.W: stockers and feeders. S2.600440.
HOGs-Receipts 5000. Market strong to
Sc higher. Mixed and butchers, $1,000
$50; good heavy, $6.30q6.50; rough heavy,
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VARICOCELE
Permanently cured without a cutting. No
pain or loss Of time.
ULCERS
7 care not Of how long standing, as I
dry them W at once.
zoe west Eighth ST., Topeka. Kan.
Hours: to IL, 2 70 5, : TO 8.
Sunday: 8 to u
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Through the sickness and death Of my
wife, Bertha. 1 desire to thank the
Eagles. K. 2. No. 231. w. q w, and Fire
Dept. also my many friends for theii
sympathy and beautiful floral offerings II
the time Of my bereavement Respect
iuHs ORSON T. BAKER.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, Nov. 10-The statement OF
the clearing house banks for the week,
five days, shows that the banks hold ST.
5l4,125 less than the legal reserve require
ments. This is a decrease@of $4,553,%9, as
compared with last week
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though there was the support Of ex-
ports well above last years. Specu-
lative interest diminished as the time
for publication OF the ginning report
approached, most estimates promis-
ing large increase over last years fig
ures, despite the fact that a loss was
shown by the statement two weeks
earlier.
Liabilities of commercial failures
thus far reported for November
amounted to s~1s221132, of which
s537,7SO was in manufacturing, $672,-
537 in trading and $10.S15 in other
commercial lines.
Sales Of wool are smaller at Boston,
but still above normal. Large
transactions OF tha1Dast tbree week
have cleaned uB Supplies well and
dealers get what hey ask more read
lily WOODEN goods trade reports are
more + favorable. especially for fine
yarns varieties, and some mills are
running nights on heavyweight goods
Business ~faflurss in the United
States for the wees ending November
s number 146, against 1913 last week,
166 in the like week of 1905. 1S4 in
1904, 25O in 1908 and 2O5 in 1902
Canadian failures for the week
number %, as against II last week
and so in this week q year ago
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@;s5a6.05; light. s5.9006. 371k; pigs, $3.50
6.l2; bulk Of sales. Ss.O5Q6.40.
SHEEP-Reeeipts 900. Market slow.
lambs, $425GT50.
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Cotton Market.

New York, Nov. lO.lCOTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands SO 10; mid
ding gulf Sl0.S5. No sales.
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An evening Eow OF white silk nursSelne Is mere depicted. n model be-
ing trimme with lace IN W DE- flow ered aux ribbon although the same
could be carried IA III tim liz or satin, with ribbon to match.
The skirt was trimmed around the lower part. by two bands of the rib
bon which vas in deIcat flower colorings. a wide insetiOn OF lace being
set IN between the bands Of ribbon n waist vas inset about the lower
part with STRIP of the lowered rbbon, n vas trimmed with ace as
shown in he sketch. Small bow Of satin we're used down the front of h
bodice, nj the folded grdle vas also of III satin.
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IL EgEo-
rr-rnfshea by Cope & Co. I34 KeT A.,
POIJLTRY-Hens, Sc ID. spring chfcl-lI
ems q lb.: live turkeys: hens and voisr,
.sobbiers. 13Ql4e; old toms. 12c.
pTrTTER-Fresh country. 1ST99o
HAY.
PRAIRIE HAY-New. s9.O00s10Oo bafad
ALFALAFA HAy-Loose. sloOO911W
Topeka Hide Market.
IFcrnished " the City Hay Market. 81
Quincy street,
Topeka, kan. Nov. 10.
fPrices paid 81 TOP Il this week. based
on Rnefon fisnfations.1
GREEN SALT CURED.
NO. / .S2.50G3.0O
NO. ! TALLOW SAC
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Furnished by J. f.. Gall. Commissions
Grains. Provisions. Cotton and Stocks
Office no w. Sixth St. Phone 1851
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Liverpool cables: Wheat 1sc higher;
Chicago car lots today: Wheat 4s, corn
341, oats 159.
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New York, Nov. 10-The following ta-
Bile, compiled by Rradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended November 8, with the
percentage of increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
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Chicago Markets.

FURNISHED BY J.. d Gan. Commissions,
Grains. Provisions Cotton and Stocks
Caice 10 w. Sixth ST Phone 4S6.l
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MARKETS TODAY.
Commission House Buying
Holds Wheat Steady.
Profit Taking on December
Sales Weakens Corn.
LIVE STOCK TRADE.
Cattle Are Steady - Natives
Bring 81 to $500.
Hogs Strong = Bulk Of Sales
S6.l7 to 1922.

Chicago. Nov. 18.-WHEAT-The con
ffnnued small receipts in the northwest
were a weakening influence in the wheat
market today but a fair amount oil ouy-
ing by commission houses held the mar
1xet steady. The trading was mostly IN
The Nay option. transactions IN DecenDer
being ught. December wheat opened sc
higher at 731sc and sold at I39tS1sc-
MINNEAPOLIS. Duluth and Chicago report
ed receipts Of CTS cars
CORN-The corn market in general was
steady. although profit taking sales IN
December continues very favorable lot
the movement of the crop and TINS mad
q weakening effect on tn markt- Decem-
her opened 1sc to Ac higher at Ez2c 10
z2ssc and sold at 42lze-
OATS-The oats market was hrm on q
fair demand by shorts but offerings We're
1igEt. December opened asc higher at S49s
0344c, declined to 3fkc and sold again
at 34R034&c-
PROVISfONS-The provisions market
was steady and inclined to be strong on
q 5 cent advance in the price of live hogs.
January pork was 21zd5c higher at Sl411ls
IIZ25z. Lard was unchanged at $500.
Ribs were a shade higher at Sl-644L6212.
National Board Of Trade Kansas City.
Furnished by J. z. CAN. Commissions.
Grains, Provisions. Cotton and Stocks.
O6ice 10 w. Sixth st. Phone 4s6.l
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Dr.. D. A. C~ookingham
Health
Restored
My treatment has
cured hundreds =
why not YOU2
IMPAIRED VI
TALITY

Promptly restored
% it's former con
lltion. irrespective
Of the time of
nEtnR
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OTHER mARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March l5.-CATTLE- Receipts; 5000; market
r+eady common prime So sq$6 40 cows 50 65
co. hefer 75aS5 %: bulls 81 60gS4 30 calves S5p
q III stockers and feeders 81 75gS4 70 HOGS-Recepts
"a 600. market choice to prime heavy 50 O9
S6 Ok medium 10 good So 1895 70; butcher
eots S6 S0dS6 25 good choice heavy mixed SO log
&c % rackinr' IS SOGS6 20. SHEEP-Recepts, 1000;
market strong sheep 4 25qs6 15 yearnss So oo9Se 4o
lambs Sc 259S6 So - ,ol-,- -. r,,oh.rs as .h,-
pers So 46as6 sos common. $ 1895 q CATTLE steady
fair 10 good shippers 81 5OaS5 30 common e ZS5 10
SHEEP steady. So 5Ods5 rs. LAMBS steady. 81 boR
East Buffalo n Y. March 1Scm 15s: 1T
demand and nrm: prime steers 50 bOg$5 -; shipping
81 s5qs5 90 butchers 81 4Od$5 70 hefers 3 eoqSi cows
S36S4 so VEALS-Rocepts 40 head active and strong
IS 25a$s so: IS 10 HoGS-RecsPts 700 head ao-
Sc 5oSs b5 pigs Sc SOQS6 z0 Toughs So 754S6;
$49S4 80 SHEEP and LAMBS-Receipts 800 head
sheen steady lambs 51Oc higher; lambs SO 25gS7 Il.
S Il S vearinga s6dS6 35; wethers IS 75QS6 10;
bO4S5 70: sheep. mixed. 50 OO4SO 10
March TTIE,-Receipts. 1000 head
Including 90 ouherns steady TO loo higher choice
xort and dressed steers, 81 40d$6 good.
2GSb So 50 75QS5 80; stockeTs
feeders So 1884 So SO 75S5 South
ern cows So 25Q$4 % native 81 21SiS4 co. native
heifers So 75QS5 IS bulls S34S4 % calves S3qS6 TO-
FOGS-Receipts, 1000 MARKET 6Q10c lower than yeser
dav morning. top DO bulk Of sales. S69S6 Is heavy
50 1895 20 packers S6S6 49, pigs and lights $3.50 10
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 head market sheep steady:
0c native lambs 50 1885 S.
lambs So 1886 G5 and yearlngs 81 60as5 90
FED yeArnGs S. O1S6 Western fed sheep 81 %
ds5 s.. stockers and feeders. So 25dS4 rs
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOTt. March T. 1906.
o'ttEE~-Ihe coffee market opened decline o
t84" points easet of another points posi-
ons as result or lower European cables, local
lqui-aton and little selling for European account
tHen rallied on covering ana buying by local bulls The
c-gse was steady az unchanged prices & decline Of
cE] points sales reported Of about bags.
81 me European markets EaHle q and
Hamburg was = pig lower No private cables
oec1 hut Il IS known that Of the European trade
is taTl ana supposed that the declines abroad
due 10 renewal q bear pressure The Brazilian
news was not Of an unfayCrahle average. receipts
continued light ~ an points no p Ieis lower but
Santos remained unchanged Receipts the
were 1900 bags. against Il 0OO bags last year
receipts Tar this have been POI 900 bags behind
those from the 100000 bag crop Of last year and
bs 600 bags behind the lo5Go000 bag crop Of
EEH- The weather IN the state Of Sac PaulO
Tc"1 me but Il has been vet for some time past and
local authorities dou.r whether the drler conditions have
u time greatly aid the Of last Towering
even Z there a spell Of favorable weather In
terror receipts continued moderate and warehouse deliver
les IN this country stl running over those ~ year
The market for spot coffee quiet but steady.
with quotations the basis II So Rio No =.
The range q contract prices in tie local market to-day
as fnl
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FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. March 15.-The weekly return Of m.
Bank OF England shows the following changes.
Total reserve increased $4,000. circulation de-
creased $4,000 bullion increased s4i77s4 other
euriues increased f6SooO other deposits decreased
tf-0Voo public deposits increased E.7l7Ooo notes In
reserve increased fT7OOO and government securities
decreased s26S,co. The proportion OF the banks re-
serves to liabilities is 4765 per cent axa,rs,
4eSs per cent last week. and compares with a de-
week last year The rate OF discount uncba,,-.5 =,
per cent "
Farls' March lb-The weekly return OF the Rank
or France shows the following changes: Notes IN
e,rSulatlon decreased Lsl0eoO francs treasury de-
poS'S increased lsS'9ooO francs. general deposits
decreased 100000 francs. gold on hand incraasnS
$4,000 francs silver hand Decreased s,so ooo
francs, bills discounted decreased 2o75 GOO frsnc.
ana advances decreased s6SoOoO francs
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. March L. D. m--The market for Amer
lean securities was duh and lower Last quota
tions:
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Total sales Of bonds. 81. see. 900.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Naw-York. March Is. 1905.


NERVES Receipts were 10 cars. or &54 head al foT
direct Nothing doing in live cattle Mar
st noinaIly STEADY. Dressed beef In continued nght
Sensnd at 6iadSsc per 10 for common 70 choice nate
SIDES liverpool London cattle ana peer meIHets
1,nchanR.d The British Empire Will hardly get on DE-
Gore tnorrov expected TO take about ~ cate
ADMINISTRATIONS head which averaged 100 ID
and were sold Sanders at IS 10 Per 100 10 Feehns
trIre arm for good vealS Dressed veas iu4l steaoy
At So lso per city dressed. with few selected
Carcasses exceeding quotations Country dressed SOLD at
S812c. $500, ,,..,-.. mar. = ,,-. Nv , ooa
head Including for slaughterers and Tor the
market making with stale stock 10 cars on sale
sheep were in limited supply and steady LAMBS
Two ears were Common 20 prime sheep sold
AZ "a 60Gs6 per medium 20 prime lambs at 50 g
e. S5 clis at So mutton slow at S92o per To-
dressed lambs at Sgllci country ulIS~eu H0'''N7' '
Saiss-EeTns Commission Company: 2OS Western lambs
on n average at 81 Is per 100 ~ 4S2 Buffalo do 50 n
a. 81 % 21s do H. 81 1914 2I do % 10 at 80 so
472 do SO 10, at SC so. - ~. Q Ill. IT
~ AZ s.. state sheep 10. at So; 81 do. % ID. at
81 80. 40 , or . 700 head Including
90 bea6 for the No sales had been reported up
- late hour Feeling trihe weak on Bunalo adviceS
ConntTv dressed steady at yesterday quotations.
~ AZ az 6I9c per 70 for heavy to light weights
SsIeS date yesterday)-S Judd & Co: y PennsyVania
hos I4s 10 average SO 20 per 100 NJ state DO lso
m at Sc rs; rough. 21O 10. at - I5 sags Soo ID
J. G. Curtis & Son: state hogs. 154 10 at SO 10
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The Following shows yesterdays closing Quota
tions TOT government bonds. compared with
Wednesdays. VAIN
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Yorl March Is 1905
BEANS AND PEIAS-In certain quarters there still
pressure sell domestic beans and prices have
5 w3 dOheE s. &c. but the ob6ns price 'S Sg R %sa
81 GSI rs generally No other changes he noted
We gS SgP s a. gn ' e6o So 6S5s2 S Ssf t9
81 4oas 8 ~ red kidney choice 81 70qS2 - fair 10
soup 50 a5a$3 40; yellow 81 COAST IS; lima
California 50 39a$3 52lz PEAS green, Scotch 81 300
BUTTER Receipts to day. 3.77O pgs. The market for
feeling heng Influenced somewhat by the cold stormy
and this may tend 10 check further Increase IN fresh
butter II Is also permitting The use Of held goods BY
case Prices throughout UNCHANGED feeling being
fairy hn on Top q1Sliiles ana sun unsettled and weak
2a27 &c Mercantile Exchange oicis quotation. extras
% Zee so thiris 91f as taf 1 I 90 SEE
25T5Gr. 90 arss 2la24c do seconds l7G.c, do thirds
IGgIGc, Western imitation creamery extras zoe. rsts
seconds 15i4@16tc do thirds. 124q14o. Western FAC
packing stock No l. l5'=c; 90 No l4ai5c: No g.
- CEfEEsE-Re-eipts to-day go boxes Trading wa.
sSha inierfsged with To-Day by the severe storm
PPsScTa taures Home rad dtsieT ar snse IN the
light supplies and compelled frequent pur-
manner ana only for immediate use stocks are seaSiV
reducing and market IN firm healthy shape. but
and small white fancy. 14Gi454c; 10 500
ns f fan aa. ode 'S ia Do @lae s s.'
b1st ]e4lohc part skins prime. s1sG9'tc' do fair to
BGGs-Receipts to-day, 1892 cases There has been
be sold without restriction o price have been
closely absorbed and today buyers have had bid up
advance affecting the demand somewhat but tho rnar
Pennsylvania nearby selected white fancy q 6ese
DO choice l922oc do mixed. extra. 17e nrsts ice
4qlsl-c: KENTUCKY l54@l6tc: Tennessee aTsts
thirds sSia ana dri sg,hstR 1 ss0n Check. slS9 d.
oa Tad 2, a.s IN nFft ssss.2t and held
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COTTON-Tne cotton market quiet to-day sales
for TIE b~iug estimated 10000 baes. ana
ing for short stimulating de-
Tuand undeEtone STEADY. close
vas - points net higher The market opened steady
q an aa,a fee 81 10 points ana sold al net advance
81 10 points right afterward covering
and little buying for turn higher cables than
IScted reports n had weather IN the South and o.
better demand for spot no sign
tuI support. and dis enboldened bears again
attack the list on taa bulge. which they
But Ney-JrleaEs showed no DISPOSITION
20 follow the reaction, private reports
s4i.~el o-i!tst l As 70 me weather ana spot con-
ana lhe tnarkei taiiied IN afternoon
with prices al showing a advance OF
y points the new crop leading IA advance.
close realizing by early buyers part IF
the advance. and the close was barely geadv The
weather showed temperature IN The
belt and more or less general reported
killed ~ ihe frost ana the weather
q the belt promised 70 delay
fpot markets were unchanged 10 20 Iowa according
otal reports but only one market loss
and acNfces received indicated
uon There runors q large sales OF grade cot
local
reported O25 Interior recei6s
continued light, hut exports also light local
market for spot cotton closed quiet with prices 10 points
ding Cult Sales. 2eas bales Southern spot markets
were telegTapbed follows SavsuDah sfssdy. lower
a. 10 S-lc sales SO balss Norfolk quiet. unchanged
tCsales loS males baltimore nominal unchanged
81 lo'tc Augusta steady. unchanged. lossc: saes
30 bales - Louis Gull unchanged lO7sc Galveston
frn unchanged, lOssc sales, 4s6 hales New-Qreaus
unchanged at 1Oizc. sales SO bales Estimated r.
oelps al lsaoinR points Tor to-day
oOo bales against Alex last week and last yea
and S.16s last year. and NeVg-Oreans
bales against = Isl last week and s25a last year
pared with the same day last week ana last year:
o. S;.; 49,. ?' s.Es =. 81 Gee.
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cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
business doing; sales 1oo99 bales speculation Tn
bales. al American: middling upland Sasd; iei
R SR s l az ae5 ADVANCE Of @ points old and Of
g9n'j Sq Nav ' Sso @on! 562d
564d July August esd Augusi segtember 49, Se$3 Sep
PetrDsTy s6d ManShcster-Yarns fair business do
ing Spbs IN D'oaest3 dfnand Was but light trade in
-four yesterday with chiefly for spring bakers
Jobbers well stocked up and In consequence sniS
steady and UNCHANGED Business in rye four continues
s. 25asi as winter straisht 7oq$ so winter patents
SS % ~; a Fai ~ GOOD So 5oSss 90 choice to fancy
Sg a;sis * C0RNNEAL STEADY quoted Kiln dried
s. G5as2 rs as TO brand BAG NEAL steadg; qHGtea;
sstern dull city STEADY quoted 100 WSsrn spf aa
s2l red dog So so al March Il city bGa
$2 5o hoiny chop $40 5od$19 IS bulk; $50 7ogs2o 95
EWHEAT|Eyents in the wheat market took
more bush turn yeSteTGay and at the fose p1ie
strength. frnness nearby positions was due
in part 70 better demand for cash wheat IN the W H
circles Immediately after the oPening wlca was S
effort to hammer the market under SIC for MAY bney
on the splendid Wealth. b cGne6Se bat onnd
that the market had stubborn gndsftoP he % ss
affected by selling pressure force prices lower
in competition with commission houses who were en-
huenced by the cash situation ana me Closing "a bp
around midday and after some We're aavanEe
Argentine shipments estimated the figures at
week, compared with 46e2OOO bush
the previous He also stated in cable that the
wheat stock Bahia Blanca. Argentina was only liz.
600 point about which there has been
so dispute the week. and this confirmation OF
the considerable buying for short &C
market slightly St Louis reported an increase OF
speclave interest points the volume Of out
side trade was The Northwest showed considerable
strength throughout the day talk OF lighter receipts
Interior points reported arrivals Of $4,000 BUSH conaIe
with 1913 bush year The Paris market cIoseu
to points higher wheat and -four Berlin was u
changed and Budapest points lower The New-n92Tk
closed steady follows: No = rec S49tc
So o b ahoat. CORN-The com market was gen
orally firm all day. with the exception OF one or Two
unnToTtaut reactions. It's main factor was crop IN
reca1ts which promoted activity and hrmness IN me
Western markets. Total Western TeceiPts we[e
onIv pa bush compared with $4,000 bush year ago
and the for Friday continued light IveTpoor
was partly higher but exporters old Iot aLPS'
to take any in the market There was oonsla
cradle activity among shorts throughout the cay ah9
some buying through commission houses At Newo19T
closing prices were lie higher. No corn locally
closed Bic elevator and 474c soet No WE TS
4ss.c and No yellow. 4s$+c o b afoat- OAIe-
Steadness feature all day with commission ,t
huvin and the also rejecting strength OF other
grains The cash market was STEADY closlTsg IN
SorJ "a follows Mixed % 20 81 n, 342@349ac; naturai
white 30 85q38c and CLIPPED white % 20 ~
ID S6h d3Slzc. BARLEf-MaIket ou4Ii 1eedIn6' 7Vto'
and mailing, 49d66c Buila!o-,
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Bankers, posted rates wer. as follows:
DOMESTIC FXCHANIE-Nnu-O rieana

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-O rieanS-Coru-
mercial. par; bank. 81 premium. San Francisco
Sight, SC; telegraph. T1sc Boston-1Oo discount.
Chicago-Par. Charleston-Buytng, par; selling,
LOO premium Cincinnatt-2O425c discount. Sa-
vannah-Buying. 500 discount; selling $50 dis
count. M!nneapOls-45o premium. St Louis-15o
premium bid. zoo premium asked
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - EXCHANGES
s3O4,595,795 balances. s1s.lO2.s47. Philadelphia
Exchanges. s2ss47.725; balances. s2.56s4So Boston
Exchanges. s2T.764 400; balances ST. s54 Ill Chi
caso-Exchangss. s31. oO4 126; balances. s14Ts.sO2
Baltimore-Exohanges ss.sso,221: balances. s4OS.-
152.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. ssssc: Mexican
silver dollars. 4s&o Bar silver IN London closed
at 297sd
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. I5.47 Lisbon. $50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New-Yort is quoted at 1881
GOVERNMENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS receipts
reported from Washington. s1.067542: internal rev.
receipts SSS2 459; miscellaneous receipts $780,
342. Receipts for the day. S2O1O.S4S expenditures
S1S1O.O0O Receipts for the month TO date S24 s44-
572 expenditures. s25.24O0OO; excess OF expendi-
lures sS9542s Receipts for the fiscal year to date
S419.4S7.77s; expenditures. s417sSs.oO0; excess OF
receipts, $1,54S,77s
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debt
to the Clearing House sS61.4sS