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CoFFEE-kio fair llGl2c; prma, l2l5dgl8c,
choice, l8i4@lic; LpguYa, he; Java, DE
TEAs-lmperal, i5dijc; Young Hys0u, 100
6Oci OoonG, iS06Oc; japan, 6O5G6jc.
SUGARS Powdered, o. cut loaf, Dl5c'
gpuulaied, $50; STANDARD A I, sc; fouisl.
ana white clarified, No: yellow clarified, ne,
choice Louisiana, &C.
MoLAssEs-Lousi'Wa choice. SOC; prime
'oc; lalr 10 good, lmi corn syrup, ijc; sugar
syrup, bl@Hci rcboilod HOOP.
BAGG' NG-Puro Jutc, ", ms, lgAc; q yard
W lbs, 10y e; tlts, 10 e bundle,
Wholesale, G4opiltc.
ORAoKERs-Sodo y, 7ci XXX, 7IGci cream
e. ginger snaps, Nc,
SoAP-Ollye, 2l5 I, box, blue India, y n
par 5@ box; y Fl bars, 40 q box; I n
CANDLEs-siar, full weight, 1870; short
CHEEsE-Full cream, i6o.
iorE-lOc basisi cotton rope, lSc.
CLnrHEsrGEs-Round, G5ci spring 100 y
boz
M4AaUEEs-Is bushel, iron puund, l.5O "
d95eui 2-hoop palls, 200; 6-hoop, 225.
Tuhs-3 nest 20; nest, 2.75; No. /, 900 "
dozen; No. ., 500; No. ., 100.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, i5l17bC.
PoWDER-lO0 f keg OF 20 ibs; l2ls do, POS;
~ do, l.8i blasting kegs, 225. ShOt-drop bag,
1O0G2lO; buck, 2.2ED23l.
PICRLEs-Chuw-chow l-barrel, barrel, $50
l-gallon pals, chow-chOw, lG1; 3-gallon
pals, mixed pickles. $50; glass plnts, 1876;
,lass quarts, 300; glass y giulon, $50; glass
gallon, AI6; glass hex, gallon, 7.7h.
MACKEREI.-NO, 1 barrels, 1850; No. J,
| barrels, $50; No. A-harrcls $50; No. 2 x
| barrels, 100; No. 2 barrels, 200; No kltsl
10; No. 2 Kits, l.Ol; No. 3 kits, Lou.
HOLLAND HERRING-lmpOrtcd.i 25 = keg
GnASnY-stick, lllsc y N; fancy, lblt2bc.
RAtsINs-Londou layer, 81.
CtpEk-Crab apple isc; Missouri cider, 10
! . gallon; vinegar, h gallon, lSG2Oc.
SrARCH-Pcarl, 80; royal glass, 6A.; Bon.
lnn In packages, &c; corn stnrch, LIB pack.
hON glass, ~
iYE-Concentrntod, 2I5piOO.
Juus-Wc quote: lie n gallon for glazed
crooks, loo n gallon for glazed.
TuMAToEs-2-ih standard, los; SIN stan.
lard, tl25
DRtEp PEACuFs-U upcoled Nc; peeled. l7c
PROVISIONS Short bacon, 2isC; short dry
sMl ,ll9ac; breakfast bacon, ltGh9,c; hams
lHfl5lsc.
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This idea nf Going Wnst

TO Colorado or New Mexico for pure
air to relieve consumption is all mis-
take. Any reasonable man would usC
DR.. BOsanko's Cough and Lung SyruT
for consumption in all its first stages
II never fails TO give relief in all cases O
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and all affections that are consid
cred primary to consumption. Price ~
cents and Sl.0O. Sold by lIickoX & Pat
t0rson, the druggists, who are Away
looking after the interest Of their Gus
toners; have now secured tho sale
Of Dr. Bosanyo's Coughand LungSyrup
"A remedy that never fails to cure coughs
colds, pains In the chest and all lung af
fectiOns. ror proof try a free sample
bottle, RegIa ar size 50 ceuts and Sl.OO
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FRuIr. rouLrRy. avn. rro.

ArrLEs-t'9 per barrel.
,ohAseEs' cay, y case ofNoL dOO, valer.
hraoNs. Sicily, 100 \, box; MALAGA. 7.oo
ntrEa-ln Trails, iNalec ~"
NANAs-lutGLl0 Ia bunch
NRArns-MnlagH, C0Nf0. ~ half barrel
SWIFT PorAnEs- Nominal.
pNleNs-NoWt country ~ = hu.
a v,AhhAoE-Now aass2.so y doren. Or oa,s,,c
caicK ssss-we quote a, soesaS y aossn
Eees-alc y doren.
-'4i'c' cosntrv sNno~. ~
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ooIs-M Mexican, nee ofhurui, i0dl2c: Mex,
Improved, llQl1c; coarse, ia. fine me.
q AlG2lc; mo wool, Nccordinr 10 dirt and
huoh, itr; bury ttpe per pound
according 10 hnrrs
fDns--Primc plump ninta - IA and M
1er n, seconds, plump iinis, 20 rs and up
,er N; prime light and kipe. lgc pcr n
, hulle aud Htnrr, hitic per n. dry nnlto,i
,fc. according 70 condition, grttn s,slled
fHRfrs--neer skins, 1lt1,r, antelope, n
sea- skins, lyqolci sheep polta, a. ,,ol
I. Wf65c, ahearlInrs, loDiac.
,LfoW--ffiDo tnllow, 90; tailow grcanr
~: srsa4t. .I..ou io brown. .,,-s,-
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/ Everybody who frcquents Fort
| Worth knows gentleman "Gus" Rintle-
man and where hc can b0 found, behind
| the bar Of the Local Option saloon, near
the depot. UneNcopti0nablo liquors and
| courteous treatment.
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aNAm 80 nnnApsrrrs.

WHEAT Highest 6Oc; lowest, 50.
kYE-NOmiDHl; barley nominal.
CORY u'k, SOC; sacked, 5lc.
OATS 23c in bulk; &c sacked
FLouR-Porcwt Patent, 81 ~; fancy, $40
nojce Amiiy, $2.25; NNXX, 600; low grade
50.
BRAN-At mills, 75c; IN stores So.
CoKNNEAIs-fine bolied per 100 pounds
q.
IoMlNY And GHlTsS5 per hnrel.
FEED-ChOpprd corn prr 100 pounds, Sl30
IN bran per 100 pounds, i0c.
GRAHAM FLOuR--Pcr 100 pounds, 81
HAH-Prnlre, gS per bale or 50 loose; mil
~. ~ per b be- o. ~ DOSE.
MILLEr SEhD--i,n' German mlllet, soc.
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'MBER ann BUILDING MATERIAL

'ouen LuMHER- Under - feet, 80 a 1000,
e - feet, S2lO NlnN
'REssEp LUMB.n-One side, select, te5 n
Q; one side, over T. inches Wide, t15.5O X
q; two sldes,fS.t0 IL l.NnO; ono side, n .Ottf,
hes, so r. 1000; native siding, 80 n Lou;
lie pine siding, second common. $3.50 h
.; poplar sidihE, S2i a l,Wo, rough ceiling
II lNNi "a ccNink. DRESSED aud undrcsscd
flON; "a ceiling, dressed and undrcssed,
n 1909; poplar ceiling, tl.50 n LOO; white
q ceiling, sN n lnn; drcesod and matched
20 per l,o0o; dressed, ,g0 b. loo.
utNGLte-f Lou; SAP pine, fA2i, heart
- &. No. | cypress, Sili; o. X cypress,
y, nobs, best or AL hrntt cypress, ~; al.
uaion cypress 4 inches 20; round end ey.
AT
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Promotes vigorous and healthy
growth Of the hair. II has been used in
thousands Of cases whore tho hair was
coming ont, and has never failed to ar
rest its decay.
Use Burnetts Flavoring Extrscts--
the best.
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1--WE sTnCK.

CATrr E-Stcers from $50 to 8.25. Fat bar.
rem cows, $50 10 2.75. Bulls rom LIS TO 22j
Veal calves, 90 to 500, Mich COWS, 300 tC
ij,OO per head.
HoGs-Fat hogs 4,25 to 4.75; stock hogs
300 to 400.
SHEEP uttons, 200 TO go
These prices are for live weights per 100 lbg
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Prof Nelson Is prepared To receive pm.
pills for voice culture ut 40 Elm street
upstairs. Address care Frees a Son.
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Rankors, merchants, lawyers, doctors
In fact all classes of our citizens, compli
ment j ". Nohsler's Tine photographs
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There IL a secret about
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY
which all ladies should know. See on
Ut your druggists.

While BMloy's Saline Aporient Is the
best substitute for purgatiye pills, il Is
also the cheapest and most pleasant.
As "a standard female medicine, Eng
fish Female Bitters takes the lead.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have y printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh's Nitplizor 1t never fails 10
cure. Sold by j. M. House.
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A nasal injector free with each bottlt
OF Shiloh's catarrh Remedy. Price u
conts. Sold hv J. NJ. House.
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A tremendous reduction in the price
OF wines. Come see and convince Your
self. loEn & FREIBERu.
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New anchovios and sardcllcs at Loeb
& Frciborg's.
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A chSnco Tor gold watch, suit Of
clothes aud other fine goods, all for %
cents,
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Buy your Cigars from II. Calm & Co.
and secure chance in the Grand Draw.
ing.
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Why will you cough when Shlloh's
Cure will give immediate relief Price
~. 10 and 81. sold hy j. NJ. House.
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John, hew do you like my new hat
Where did you got itH Why, ut Bau
man'sl
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Group, whOoplng cough and bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure
Sold by j. NJ. House.
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Sleepless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is by
remedy for you. Sold by j. M. House.
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No mother should be without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

which cures sll female diseases and
makes all women happy.
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Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of APP
petite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vitalizor Is
u positive cure. Sold by j. M. House.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria and cAnker
mouth. Sold nv j. NJ. Hou2e.
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At call board to-day 21 bales Of cotton,
one under strict low uidjlWg, sold for No
ember at 81 cents. Transactions In grain,
oh, at a. dopCts, were greater than ON
~ previous day.
since u, distribution OF e large number OF
rculars by tbH merchants rNrlI &C., set
ng forth the advantages offered through It's
cdium for selling gain and cotton, quite q
unthcr oftfgdes haVe been made through
lesc Offering through the secretary Many
oweyer do not yet seem ~ understand fully
ae opportunity, and therefore Il Is again cT-
aimed At u o'clock each day there lisa
call,n at which cotton, corn wheat oats, po-
itoes and al articles Of produce are nl ed
ut by the secretary. These calls are ni IA
ended by our buyers, who come expecting
. hear offerings inscottOu ana grain, AMI ARE
repaired 10 buy. Now In order O reach these
uyers you have only to Telegraph the secrc.
Try OF the exchange what you have to sell
nd your price free on the cars, aud every
uyer in Dallas will know II, and nj the sim
oeXpense of one telegram To the secretary
Il the exchange.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, oct. 2s.--Snce the rains set in
ain has steadily improved. II is not quo.
bly, higher, but demand Is brisk, and the
tivity Of the market IL encouraging to
ose who desire an advance IN hreadslulIs
I'd in grain. Wheat, in fair milling condi-
IN, free of black mud Jumps, sold
'lslSly to-day, Ou quotations The
N for Oais Is also good Cotton Is dull ana
eavy The operators east are In full con
III OF tha situation. Futures are higher
Owever, to-day, in tile face of Il decline at
ew Orleans In spots. Transactions in cot
n arc light. The dry goods market is
cfivo for winter goods The most
.iivo branch to-day--inat is, apparently so
was apples. Hundreds OF barrels were
I'D on orders from suburban places. Until
ter The presidential pi' elton traffic will
,ntinue 10 b on small scale All minds
re absorbed in the great struggle and trade
a secondary consideration
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average at 52505.72la, with the bulk of the sales
at s.. 5O05.65
native sheep of 50 lbs average sold at 81
ST. LOUIS. April Cattle-Receipts, 1,1OOi
shipments, ., 400. The market steady but slow
export steers, S6.30a6.65; good to choice shipping
steers, $5.7506; common to medium, So $780,
stockers and feeders, $3.50 G5.25i corn-fed Texas
steers, $505.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 900; shipments,
1,S00. The market quiet; the demand Was chiefly
for clipped sheep which very scarce; inferior
fair sheep SIS. so al so medium to good sheep, 475
a55O; choice to extra sheep $5.6O06i Texas sheep,
So. 25d5.
Hogs Receipts 3.1OO shipments. $500. The
market unsettled and slow; light hogs, R5.40G
$50; packing hogs $40 05.eo; heavy hogs, $3.50
06.1O.
EAST LIBERTY, April .-Cattle-Nothing do
ing. Receipts, 5l5; shipments, ,273
Hogs-Sow. Receipts, 3 $50; shipments, LIPS;
Philadelphias So. 10 1925; good Workers, $5.750
5.S5.
Sheep-Stronger and unchanged. Receipts 500;
shipments. l, 600.
CINCINNATI April 1S-Hogs weak; common and
light, "a. so IS; packing and butchers, so. 250
6. Receipts, 5000; shipments 1000.
MILWAUKEE, April 1s.--Hogs steady at $3.50
D6
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TRADE AND COMMERCE..
Moderately Active Covers the Situation in the
General Merchandise Markets.


INDIANAPOLIS, April Is.
Trade is moderately active, but we have done
fair weeks business, was the tenor of remark to-
day, in commercial circles. There were but few
changes in values, none really calling for special
note. It is considered by all that business is
backward, but whenever there is warm, sun
shiny day trade is quite brisk. There has not
been as yet the rebound at Chicago expected in
grain and the hog products and the prospect for
much of an advance is not very promising at
present. The outlook is that there will not be
much change either way for awhile at least; the
prospect for the longs is by no means encourag-
ing, and there is no inducement to take the
other tack. Grocers are having fair trade
Sugars frner but unchanged Private advices
from the East report that some of the refiners
are oversold for export, and to this probably
more than anything else may be attributed the
frmness noted. Our home coffee market re
mains unchanged; at the seaboard however
weakness has again been developed The New
York Bulletin says of that market: among own
ers of the stock of Brazil coffee the feeling is not
very jubilant or even more than moderately
hopeful, owing to the continued dragging de-
mand. Buyers occasionally evince small degree
Of interest, but 1t so rarely reaches point
of actual business that the move only
makes matters worse in appearance and all
hands are discouraged No sales made public
and the valuation remains nominally unchanged.
Contracts opened steady, declined 20 points, re-
covered TO- and closed somewhat nominal. That
is about all there is in the market the business
being mainly in the room and the result in a
great measure of manipulation on the part of
leading operators, with their objective point not
very clear. 1t is supposed that the desire is to
attract renewed interest but this appears to be
a failure, and about the only thing accomplished
WAS to brighten few shorts into covering. For
eign accounts are tame The produce markets
have improved considerably Of late Receipts of
eggs are large but with the increased demand
prices are steady The butter market is weaker
but prices remain unchanged The supply of
fine old Ohio cheese is almost exhausted, and it
is too early for new crop. The demand for all
kinds of green stuff is increasing, and much
larger consumption may be looked for as soon as
prices get down to within reach of the masses,
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CHICAGO, April 19-The Drovers' journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts II, 600; shipments, 800.
The market slow; prices steady and unchanged:
rough packing hogs. $5.5005.s0 heavy packing and
shipping, So. 0620; light bacon, $5.4005.S5;
skips S465.
Cattle-Reeeipts $780, shipments, $500. The
market was steady; exports, $6.5006.75; good to
choice shipping steers, $5.9o0630i common to me
dunn $5. 2005. 80.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; shipments 1000. The
market was brisk; inferior to fair sheep, $405 ~
cwt; medium to good, $5@5.40; choice to extra,
$5.5006.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-B eeves-Receipts, 1910
The market opened firm; some poor steers sold at
$50 p ewt live weight; carloads choice steers sold
at S7.40i .25 was the range for common to
prime lots
Sheep and Lambs--Reeeipts, 49, 600; The market
was irmer and lac higher; unshorn sheep, $500
1925 o. cwt.; clipped sheep, $5.25@5.75; unshorn
yearling lambs 708 per head, clipped lambs, 1925
06.75.
KANSAS CITY. April 1s.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports Cattle-Reeepts, POO The market
steady; native steers of ,055 to 3S4 lbs
age sold at 50 25Q605; stockers and feeders $4.4O
as; native COWS, SO. 7004.40.
Hogs-Recepts, 1000. The market was weak and
SC lower sales made of lots Of 1877 TO $40 lbs
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steam, S.;}5c cash and May S.45c June. Receipts
Flour, 5000 orls; wheat 5000 bu; corn, 5000 bu.
Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 10000 bu;
corn, 700 bu.
LIVERPOOL. April 1S.-Cotton firm and un-
changed sales 1000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales American. 10. 100 bales Breadstuffs
are firm. Wheat-No. ] California, Is 9d0Ss Id;
No. California, Is 4d07s Cd; winter red Western,
new Western mixed 5s Id American clover-seed.
Manchester-Cloth buyers and sellers apart; yarns
quiet: Receipts since last report-Wheat, $4,000
eentals American, 115 900 centas corn, 153, 900
centals
CINCINNATI. April 19-F1our stronger; fancy
$5lO05.35. Wheat higher; No. red, cash, $l.OS
Corn stronger; No. mixed, 53Q54e. Oats in
good demand and higher; No. mixed 36036l2c
Rye stronger; No. 2, &c. Barley stronger extra
No. fall, 75@75lec Provisions-Mess pork
firm at $l7.25, Lard firm; current make 6. 15c.
Bulk meats quiet, shoulders 63ic; short ribs S3sc.
Bacon frmi shoulders 7l2e; short ribs, 9l4c; short
clear, 934c. Whisky unsettled and lower at SLIP.
Butter easier.
LOUISVILLE, April 1s.-Wheat firm; No. 2 win
ter. red, cash $105 Corn firm; No. mixed,
52l2c; No. white, SOC. Oats firm; No. mixed
Western 6l2c. Provisions steady; pork,
$l729. Bulk meats-Shoulders, 6loe; clear ribs,
Ssse; clear sides S7sc Bacon-Shoulders 714c; clear
ribs, 14c; clear, 95sc Hams sugarcured, 13c Lard
Choice kettle, 1oc; prime steam, She.
KANSAS CITY April I8.-The Commercial Indi
Gator reports: Wheat higher: S3c cash, S3l2c May,
SIC June Corn higher; IL 042c cash. 4214c May,
43c June Oats higher; 3014e cash.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
FLOUR.


Patents 81. 6O06: fancy, S47505; choice 81 40
I'D. 60 family, $404. 25; XXX So 25 D3 40; Xxx SO
03.15 extra, $275029O; superine, S25 Q265;
fine, 2.2502.40 foundry, So.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APPLEs-Choco, $37504 % brl; extra, $475
05; extra choice, Sc; common, So.
CRANBERRIEs-Jersey, choice, $160l7 " brl;
$3.50 " bush crate.
PoTAToEs-Early Rose, 3O04Oe % buj Burbanks,
soc y bE. s.-
oNioSS-spanish, So. 5o06 " case; red, $3.50
ONION SETs-Yelow buttons, $1.5o02 4P bush;
white buttons, $202.50 % bush
SWEET AToEs-Kentucly. sweets, So: 5o04 y
brl; Jersey, $4@4.25 u brl; Baltimore, $500 " bril-
GROCERIES,
oorTEEs- Ordinary grades, Oh @1olac: fair, 1ola
01146; good, 1ll2012c; prime, 12l20 13c;
strictly prime 13013l9ci choice, 14014l9c
Roasted-Gatess A 1, 1886 Gates's prime 5 l4e
Arbucke's, 15l4c; Leverings, 1514ci Delworths,
CHEEsE-Common Sl20 9lac; good skim, 1olac
cream, lie; full cream, 1218013c; New York. Is
015l9c
DRIED BEEF-16017c
RICE-Carolina and Louisiana. 5120Sc
MOLASSEs AND SYRUPs-New Orleans molasses
Syrups, low grade, 30033c; prime, 35037c choice
- S4ITEIaEe, $Io301.o5 in car lots; 1o015c
more in quantities less than a carload.
SALT FIsH-Maekerel extra mess $2S030 o. brl;
halves $15; No. 1 mackerel; SIS 20; halves, 500
$50; No. mackerel 81 10 a 10; halves $3.50 as. So
No 9 mackerel, $7.5O09; halves, $3.50 Round roe
herring, So 5007 Y brl; Family white, halves. So. rs
al No. l white. halves, S. 5009-
SUaARs-Hards Zig 1880 confectioners' A. 7140
73sc; standard A, 7ls07l4c; off A; 67s7 lsc white
ira @, 6si07c; fine yellows. 6ssO67sc; good yelows
6le063sc fam yellows, 57s06c; common yenows,
512055se
STARcH-Refned Pearl, 31403a4c efb; Eureka, So
&c; Champion gloss lump, 607c; improved corn, 6l20
7c.
SpIcEs-Pepper, 1701sc; allspice 10012c; cloves,
20030c cassia 13015c; nutmegs 65090e W 10.
SHoT-$1 .7001.75 ~ bag for drop.
LEAD-612071 2c for pressed bar.
PRODUCE
BUTTER-Crea1nery fancy, 33 035c; dairy. selected,
2602Sc; choice country, 1920; poor to fair, 100
12c.
Eees-Shippers paying 12c selling from store at
13c. .....
Hummelshine, geese, 45c p Is; mixed duck, 20
025c y 10.
HoNEY-2O 22c in L and BIB cans.
MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR-Syrup, 81 " gal;
sugar l1O12e " ib!s fae1e st1 y
PoUbTRY--Hens Toe o. 3D. ROSTERS SC ~ fb;
ducks, So go y doz; geese 5000 per doz; turkeys
live hens, lie g NJ; toms, loo y ib; full dressed
turkeys lac.
WooI-Tubwashed and picked, 3o035c I'M
washed, medium and common grades, if in good or
der, 20023; unwashed fine, 18O22c; Cotsw, old zoe;
bury and understandable according to their value
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sITPREME COURT, APRIL Is.

CRIMINAL Observation-Disclosures NAME.
11347. The State vs. William Cooper, Sullivan,
c. G.
Elliot, J.-Where AN Indictment is quashed and
thereupon information is filed charging the same
ofense, the fling of the latter supersedes the indct
ent and the ruling upon themotion to quash presents
question. plea in abatement which charges that
the affidavit upon which the information
based was signed and sworn to by Henry Little,
under the false and fictitious of Henry Blue,
and that there was no such person in existence
requires the highest degree of certainty Il Bish Or
Prac 745 81 Ind, 2S9) For aught that appears the
name signed may have been that by which the aiaRt
was commonly known, although his true name may
have been Little Where the person is clearly ident
fed and appears that there actual signing and
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Room No. Hon. Napoleon B. ravlor, Jutgs.
William Henderson VS.. United States Mortgage
Company suit on account. On trial by jury.
Room No. 2-Hon. D. W. Howe, Judge.
Maria Smith vs. Frank NJ Ferrie: cause dismissed
Margaret Il. Painter industrial Life Associations
suit on policy. On trial by court.
jacob Crone VS.. Samantha Kelly; suit for posses
sion. Jury out.
Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis G. Walker. Judge.
James C. Nicholson VS.. John H. Prier ct all replev
in suit. Dismissed at plaintiff costs.
Warren Tate vs. Milton Ponder ct al; proceedings
supplementary to execution. On trial by the court
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND SECURITIES.
Coal Stocks Firmer, while Other Securities
Sell at Higher Figures.

Coal Stocks Firmer, while Other Securities
Sell at Higher Figures.
NEW YORK, April 18.-Money easy at 1 1-202
per cent; offered at the close at IL Prime
mercantile paper 495 1-2p per cent
Sterling exchange quiet at 4S7 IL for 60 days,
and 4s9 II for sight
Dry-goods imports for the week, 81, $4,000
Governments lower for threes
Railways generally lower In State securities,
Tennessee compromise sold at 40.
The frmer tone of the stock market this fore
noon confirmed the belief of yesterday that it
was time for reaction from the extreme low
depression of last week. The improvement in
coal shares was noticeable as the effect of yester
days agreement to restrict the output of coal
by suspension of mining nine days
in May, and, if necessary nine days
in June. The reduction in rates of sterling
change, and a probable decrease, if not an entire
cessation Of exports of gold next week, also had
favorable effect on the market The decline in
stocks was accompanied by reports of the serious
illness of D. o. Mills, large holder of Erie
securities. The market closed strong and for
majority Of the active stocks at the highest
prices of the day. The result of the days trading
showed irmer market Twenty-seven stocks
out of forty traded in during the day closed
higher than last night.
Transactions aggregated 361, 900 shares, to wit:
Central Pacific, 1000; Lackayanna $1,000; Erie,
$4,000; Lake Shore, II, 000; Missouri Pacific,
20, 900; Pacific Mail IA, 900; Reading As, 900; St
Paul. 80, goo; Texas Pacific 5000; Union Pacific,
5000; Western Union, 1000; Northern Pacific,
10000; Oregon e Transcontinental II, 900: St
Paul & Omaha, 5000.