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Live Stock

UNION STOCK YARDS,
CHICAGO, Sept. 8.
CATTLE-Easier. Corn-fed. S3.O0@4 10; stock.
ers and feeders, S2e00GD3.15; Texans. 81. 50Q18 90;
stock cattle, 81. 70@p3.65. Estimated receipts, ia. 600
~HOGS-Strong for good grades. Mixed, S5.05
18.4b; heavy, S6.O006.45; light, S6.05@66O' EST.
mated receipts, 1000.
SHEEP-Westerns, 80. S56fl 43. Teyans "a ssa
$40; natives S2.706A3. so.
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MISSED THE TRAIN.
The Reason Why Speaker Carlisle Failed
to Fulfill AL Engagement.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Speaker Car.
Isle missed the train for Lexington, Va,
Sunday, and will be unable to fill his en-
gagement to speak there. Several west
ern papers had sent stenographers to
Lexington to report the speech in
full. Mr.. Carlisle does not expect to
take a very active part in the campaign,
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A burglar Killed.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept. S.--Thomas
Churm, a negro burglar, while trying to
escape arrest, was shot and killed by
Police Officer j, S. Oldham.
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Milwaukee & ST. Paul
EXCURSIONS FOR 1888.
j. 90. #.

Yankton to Los Angles and return
$66. 80. Tickets en- ssle Aug. 10Th to
Sept. 18th. Good SIXTY days from date
of sale.
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Correspondents; Chemical National Bank,
New YORK. Commercial National Bank. Obi
oago. Illinois.
Sell Exchange on ali the principal cities
81 Europe. sw-doIlecsIeaa foceive prompt
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Gen. Banks . Candidate.

Boston, Sept. Gen. Banks has con-
sented to the use of his name as a candi-
date for the Fifth congressional nomina-
ton.
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DUBLIN, Sept. 3.-Cardinal Moran will
vest Bishop Logue Of Raphoe with the
paslium, as coadiutor primate of all
ireland, on Sept. 0. The ceremony will
be performed in the cathedral at
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Harvest Excursions.

Harvest Excursions.
Aug. 2lst. Sept. 11th and 25th, Oct.
9Th and 23d, Yankton to Helena, M, T,
and Butte. Round trip $3o.32.
Dakota Territorial Fair Mitchell.
On sale Sept. 2snd to 2Sth, good until
October LIST $50 8 Round trip.
Northern Dakota Territorial
Fair.
Yankton to Edgeley, d. T., and re-
turn 5000. Round trip. On sale Sept.
18th to 22i. Return Sept. "a.
Special Southern.
Tickets good for 80 days. Round trip
from Yankton, d. Il. to Louisville, KY,
$42.45; Cincinnati, O., $42.10;
Lafayette, Ind, $32.75; Indianapolis,
Ind, $36.l5.
Sioux City Corn Palace Festival.
Tickets on sale, Sept. 25th, TO Oct.
9th. Round trip $2.4O. Good until
October 10th.
National Encampment G.. A. R.
To be held at Columbus, Ohio, Sept.
10th to 14th. Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad will sell excursion tickets
Sept 7th, 9th and 9th, good to return
untli Sept. 2lst for $l7.75, round trip.
An extension Of 30 days will b~egranted
by deposlting tickets at Columbus be-
fore Sept. 21st.
Telephone No. g.
WI DEAN. Agent.
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Cardinal sIanning ii

LONDON. Sept. 8,-Glardinal Mannsns
Is slightly i'll. -
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AT CROW CREEK.

Exciting: Meeting-The Commissioner OBJ
tain Many ~signatures.
Crow CREEK AGENCY, via Chaeaber-
lainl Oak Sept. 3.-The council wi.n She
Indiana Saturday was an exciting one,
and finally resulted in securing Yearly
lpV signatures. The council was called
at g late hour, and Chief Witt Ghost
was The hrst speaker. He lodged the
isai question and devoted some time to
0la questions aud old Complaints. He
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Aug. 2lst. Sept. l1th and 25th, Oct.
9Th and 23d, Yankton to Helena, M, T,
and Butte. Round trip $3O.32.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wants.
FURNISHED ROOMS-With or without
board tos two persons in the residence part
OF She CITY. Apply at tLis office.
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bn at New York indicate an increased move
rnent at the seaboard. The "shorf interest
here was also considerable. and helped the early
bulge with its influence. May opered at aSc.
sold at 764c, down to 7Sc again. and then up
783c. the top for the session. Later sales were
between 49, a 1Sac Corn was the most eeeent-
ric article the floor, and prices, started
upward. advanced rapidly There Is wide
difference of opinion IN corn. There are
those who have claimed all along that
il top-heavy above SOC. The
other extremists now talk Coo. They point to
the price of cash corn at Soc, the small stock of
contract corn IN store the approach Of naviga-
ton, which viii move corn out freely, and,
prospective. These things all helped the sbuIls"
to-day. ard factor equal to all these for the
day was the 'sshorts interest, which has not
been taken care of until now. The price of May
was 1c over last night at the opening, at site
After slight dip "a. the price went straight
up 10 soc, while some .'long' corn came out at
each fractional advance. There was little
reaction from soc, and then the price
bulged the second time to $3.50 the out
side for the day, closing NJ 553c
Provisions were firmsr and prices higher. in
sympathy with the light receipts. and there was
advance of Zoe TO 15c in prices. The big
traders. who were so copspieuous the opening
days of the week. left the market severely alone,
and the only trading was of scalDlng nature
Outsiders have all the product they want at
present The tbull7 Syndicate while not offer
ing pork openly. were willing 70 sell all that
buyers wanted. Scattering shorts covered
small lots and bid prices MP lac. but
the closing sales were mt 28o below the top.
May opened $14 05. sold TO S144 III. and closed
at $l4 10. Lard was stronger, and sold freely at
1921 G1673e. May closing at 6T3c bid: June
sold sparingy at 40 81 121c. Snort ribs ad-
vanced .05 a. OF lie and closed Arm; May sold at
4 l5O7224c, and closed at 7.25c; August sold at
TAO 0z4 5c; September, 7.524el The leading
futures ranged follows:
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Western white 41842c; Western mixed. 38139c.
I've firm az n "a 74c. Lard 9s4c- Butter easier:
Western packed, 21D24c; creamery. Is oslo. Eggs
easier At 16c- Rscspss-Fiour. II 500 brls; wheat
bu. Shipments-Flour. 1880 brls-
PHILADELPHIA. April 13.--Ffour firm but quiet.
Wheat strong and advanced about lac. No.
red, export elevator. 92lac No. 2red. April 021A
092&c: May, ga 93c; June. 92as lo93c: July
871s6 90c. Ccrn very strong and prices of both
spos lots and options advanced about L. Sales No.
3 high mixed, grain depot 81; ungraded yellow,
grain depot q iac: No. yellow, grain depot, &C.
No mixed. April. 62163c. May. 81 062c June.
Sales: No. 2 mixed 39c; No 3 white. Ale: No 2
white, Az 142lac; futures 1o0 SIC higher; No. 2.
mixed, 39e; No. white. April. IL Il n4zc June,
Al l2O42c July. 4I14d42c- Butter steady but quiet;
creamery extra. Zoe Eggs steady with fair demand;
Western hrsts, l6aa Other articles unchanged
Receipts-Flour. l. 400 brls; wheat, 1900 blu: corn,
270O bu; oats, 6. 500 On. Shpments-Whear,
$500 bu; corn. 1900 bu; oats. 300 bu
CINCINNATI April 1S.-Fiour firm. Wheat
ments, none. Corn strong and higher No z mixed.
54G55c- Oats stronger; No. mixed, 1881 lac.
Rye steady; No. 2 SIC Pork firm and unchanged.
Lard quiet at T. 4Oc. Bulk meats hrnn and
Whisky steady sales Of 939 brls of finished goods
basis of $1.O9. Butter weak; fancy creamery,
29O SOC; prime dairy, zoe Sugar firm. Eggs heavy
and lower at 14015c. Cheese IN fair demand.
TOLEDO. April 13.-Wheat active and firm; cash,
S5c May, 6514c: June, $500; July. S1sze; August,
54sse Oats quiet; cash. 33c Coyer-seed steady and
firm: cash and April "a; October, $4.3O. Receipts
Wheat. 1000 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 1000 bu;
clover-seed. 813 bags.
DETROIT. April I3.--Wheat-No. white. cash,
s63ac; No. 2 red. cash. s544c; May, 50 sc; June.
85aac; July. S3c bid. Corn-No. g 30 lac- Oats
No. 2, 34l4c: No. 2 white Sc Receipts-Wheat,
1900 bu; corn. 500 bu; oats, $500 on.
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Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centsrs.
NEW YORK, April 13 - Flour Receipts
17.776 packages; exports 1881 brls; $500 sacks.
Market steady and moderately active. Sales
$1,000 brls. Common to choice white wheat
Western extra, a. 3O0460 fancy white wheat
Western extra. g. 90 az go patent Minnesota.
extra good TO prime, 81 4O0460; choice to fancy
patent Minnesota extra, s4.650490.
Wheat-Receipts. "a, 800 bu; exports, 10 1888 bu;
sales, 100000 bu futures and 2S9 600 bu spot.
The market ruled strong during the entire ses-
sion. Options advanced 0sc, closing firm at
the last. Speculation was quite moderate. Spot
sales We're 49 10 better and fairly active. partly
for EXPORT Ungraded red. 904 093tc; No. 2
red, 9l4 09I3c in store and elevator, $3.50 de-
livered. 92tc o. b.; No. 2 red, April, nominal
ut 9lEc: May, 81 5-16 a 9l7c, closing at 913c;
june. 9O4 090se closing at g0sc; July. s94 s92c,
closing at S9sc; August 49, q SS7c, closing at
S8Sc; September closed at $50; December 81 sic
09lac. closing at Ollie.
Sales, 1884, 600 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot.
Cash advanced / ole and options fc, closing
: steady. Export demand light and speculation
moderate. Ungraded. 65 &C; No. 3. 644 065c;
steamer 64s a65c elevator. 65ac delivered;
No 2, 68e store, 69zc delivered; steamer. yellow.
65sc; steamer. white. 654c No 2, April, CSC.
closing A. Csc; May, 629 631c. closing at 63kc,
June, GIT 062c. closing st 6l5c; July. 6lA0 Gle,
elosing at 6lsc; September. 614 06lIc, closing at
6lfc; October. 6O3 q 6l4c, closing al 6lac
Oats-R~ceipts. 80. 600 bu; exports, 500 bu:
sales 200, 000 bu futures, l12. 900 Blu spot: &c
higher; mixed Western, 3s q Acc; white Western
42046c
bay steady; shipping. So Coo.
Hons quiet and steadily held
Coffee-Spot fair Rio dull nc 14Ac; options
dull and trife lower. Sales. As GOO bags April.
1l-I0c; May, 10 90 a II. Doc; June 10 go a TO- 70c
July. 10. 200l0 SOC; September, 95 a 10 G0c; Oc-
tober, g. IS 90 zoe: November. 8 50 o CSC; De-
cember So a 9 95c; January, 8 90c; February
0 9o09 95c; March, 9 50 a l0c Sugar quiet and
firm; fair refining quoted at 4 1916; 96 test
centrifugal. 53c Molasses grades, 404kc; re-
fined quiet aud steady. Molasses frmer; 80 test,
I9sc. Rice firm.
Taiow quiet and firm. Rosin steady.
Eggs firmar; receipts, 6,7l4 packages. West
arm. 1874 a lS2c
PORK more active and firm; mess quoted at
s14 so ID new. and Ga 1850 old. Cut meats
firm; picked hams, I07c. Lard Gas points
higher; Western steam, spot, S.00c; April.
4 94c; May, 1856 a 7.97c- June. 797 a Csc; July,
1905 02c; August. 8 0I 08 Ole; September.
B04c Oc5ober. 02c. city steam, 7.65c
Butter dull and easier. Cheese quiet. and
nrmly held; Western dat liz 1l2c.
CHICAGO. April 10 The advance in the price
of wheat to-day was hardly what was expected
by tho bulls The opening Was nc &c over
last night. and 4e better than the opening price.
and 70 under the opening price made the range
15r the regular session. The receipts Of -, 900
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO April 13.-The Drovers Journal re.
MARKET ssads and fssdsrs
$2 4o03.7o; cows bulls and mixed, S2.5o045o
Hogs-Receipts II 900, shipments. 1000. Mar
ket strong and Zoe to 15c higher: mixed, $5.4O0
go: heavy $5.5o05.7o; light 1886 sos; skips,
s5ssR.Rsesip.s 600; shipments o ooa Mar
Texans, $204.75; lambs. $4,000.
NEW YORK April -Beeves-.Reeeipts 25 car
loads for the market % carloads for exporters and
carosds of sales cattle were in the ng-yards from
previous arrivals. Firner, with fairly active trade.
and dry cows. s26oS35o Exports today and op to-
morrow, 1920 quarters of beef. British cattle and
in the London market l2c per pound dead weight
for prime, and American refrigerator beef selling
shsep-Rsesipss 500: firm and fairly active at
full prices, with sales at S4.5007.35 for unshorn
for clipped sheep, and S5.5oe6.25 for clipped
yearlings.
Steady feeling; nominal range $5-5O05.75.
KANSAS CITY. April 13.-The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports: Cattle-Recepts, 1900; shipments
steers firms good COWS scarce and loo higher; com
steady; stockers and feeders steady to strong;
medium 50 25o4 SO; sSockers. 80; feeders,
good to choice SIS. so05 40 common to medium na'
sheep-Receipts. Io5; shipments, none. Market
quiet but about steady good TO choice nuttons,
$4.7505.25; common to medium. 81 5OD4 So
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April 8 -Cattle-Recepts,
49, shipments. ID. Nothing doing; all through con.
signments No cattle shipped to New York to-day
Hogs-Receipts. /. 90 o. shnments, 900. Market
active. Philadelpbias. $5.70O5.9O. mixed, IS so:
Workers, $50 10; common to fair S5.4O05 so.
pigs So. %. One car of hogs shipped to New York
to-day.
Sheep-Receipts, 1.40O; shipments. 1900. Mar.
ket steady at unchanged prices
BUFFALO. April l3.-Cattle-Reeeipts. IS: none
sale
sheep-Receipts. 4, 500. Choice 70 extra advanced
501Oc; all offerings taken at 6.50D6. 90; common
to fair. $5.5OO6 SO. Lambs advanced IO0I5c;
choice $3.50; extra. $7.75.
Hcgs-Receipts. 5. 735. Market active and prices
advanced 5110c; light pigs. SD 25; mixed nigs
and Yorkers. $5.4005.T0 selected Workers. S.. 750
5.85; sesected medium weights. $5 9005.95.
CINCINNATI, April l3-Cattle -Receipts III;
shipments 123. Market steady and quiet
sheep and Lanbs--Receipts, 459; shipments. So
In fair demand. Lambs steady and unchanged.
Hogs stronger; common and light $405.40: pack
ing and butchers. $40 1870 receipts, $685. ship
rnents, 775.
ST. LOUIS. April 13.-Cattle-Reoeipts go;
shiTrnents. 600. Market stronger.
Hogs-Recepts. 300 shipments, 1900 Market
active and higher choice heavy and butchers selee
tons, S. SOC go; packing, medium TO prime IS. 80
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Rather QUEER. but the Wholesale Mar
ket Has Cheerful unaertone.


ket Has Cheerful unaertone.
TNDIASAPoLIs. April Is.
The general wholesale marEet has fairly
cheerful undertone, yet trade drags, owing to
the unprecsdentsdly cool weather for mid-April.
There seems to be an idea that we are on the
eve OF big trade. aud that only favorable
weather conditions needed. considerable
per cent. OF the retail merchants are pursuing
the hanj-to-mouih policy OF purchasing goods.
While the wholesale men look npon this as being
an erractic way of doing business. it must be
said that it is safe way. and better than run
ming up large bills that must be paid If the goods
are on the shelf OF the retail merchant In
prices, to- day. there were but few fluctuations;
in most departments frmnsss is . char
acte-istic Groceries in strong po-
sition. In coffees and sugars there is
fair movement. In fact. in no article Is spe-
eial weakness shown The produce markets are
fairly active Eggs in good demand. prices
steady. Butter, If choice. meets with ready
sale &C the range of prices which have prevailed
for two months past. Irish potatoes good
supply and shade easi er in price. Onion sets
scarce and higher. New cabbage more plenty
and tending lower. The hide market presents
no new features. Prices show signs of i'm
provement Leather dealers are having q good
trade; prices steady and unchanged. Oranges
are in light supply and firm at quotations.
Lemons IN ample supply to meet the demand
which is still light. and will Be until warmer
are not arriving very freely. and high prices
still prevail.
Receipts and shipments show decreased
movement OF grain. The inspectors report
makes falling off from yesterday in local re-
ceipts-the inspections being but fourteen cars,
as against wenty-eight cars yesterday. The
attendance Change was fair, and bidding
generally rather spirited-this. no doubt, being
caused by the higher Chicago market No
wheat being offered, but little attention was
paid to that market On call Sac track was
bid for No. red. It would sell. however, very
readily at least cent about that figure Corn
continues scarce. Shippers and local manu-
facturers all buyers Quotations remain
about the same for the yellow and mixed grades;
white shows advance Indiana yellow
will sell at about cent premium above sim
ply sound yellow Oats prices little
changed Demand for botn spot and future de-
livery is good. On the call ten for May de-
livery sold at 33tc. and more wanted at same
figure. Hay Is quotad higher: ST. hid fer No. l
timothy. offered at $18 spot or SIT 25 TO arrive.
Cali board track bids to day ruled 40 follows:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at ST. Louis, Philadelphia, BaIti-
more. Cincinn At and Otfler Pointa

Quotations at So. Louis, Philadelphia, Baltl-
more, CincinnaSi and Otfier Points.
ST. LOUIS April 13--F1our very strong but
dull. Wheat opened strong and higher but declined
. point At the start. and thea advanced lac
s27s 0s37sc; May. S2la0S3c closing at 827sc;
June, S24 0S27sc. closing at S2a4c; July. 1880
a9c s cosaS s g. 1Sse A1got
S3c. Corn strong and higher cash 500 90 l9c; May.
4sa O0491sc, closing at 49iac; June. 49Ssc
closing at 49aac July Asa 949ssc closing at 40 lac
$50. Rye neglected. STRENGTHENING doing. Bran
S5c. Hay strong prime timothy. $140 21s prairie.
$S012. Butter firm creamery; 22G2Sc; dairy
Whisky $1.O9. Provisions strong, Pork 81 4 IS
Lard Csc. Dry sailed meats Observation-Disclosures
5S7lac; long clears, .1O07. 2Oe slear ribs: 200
Shoulders 6.37lac; long clears. so07. s5c; clear
ribs. 7.9O0Sc; short clears. S.129GS.zO Hams
10012c. Afternoon board-whsat active and
cember. So sec. Corn higher; Nav soc; July, 40
Oats firm: May, &c. Raceipts--Flour. 1000 brls
wheat 600 gu; corn. Il: 600 bu; oats, ., oo0 hu
bps O %hss 600 pu D corn bu
10000 bu; rye, 1000 bus barley, none.
MINNEAPOLIS, April IS wheat-Receipts were
253 and what had been sod ahead to arrive
was offered ON the sample tables. Prices advanced
about 1ac all around. and of the best grades
were taken early b. local nillers Flour rates have
been put m, and miilers are taking wheat more
No hard April. 76Ias; Nav. SSaaes July. 77sse;
No. 1 Northern. April 74lae; MAY 74ac: july
75Scs No, Northern, April 72aaes Nav, 72sacs
July, 72%e. On track: MOL hard. 7s14 7Saac; No.
4.40i Ia barrels, "a. 35D 4.45
BALTIMORE. April -wheai--We stern easier,
ssas May ssisssse June. 30 Ms5 sS Jas
8S0 SSssc. Corn--Wastern higher mixed spot 81 II
062ci May, 59i4ei june 59059iac. Oats steady
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and 12xl2, $3.50; re. 14x2o roofing tin. $3.50
t. 2ox2a $11.OO; block tin. Ia pigs, 4Oc; In bars
lied. 50 and 10 per cent discount Sheet znc 6iae.
Copnsr bottoms. 30e- Panished copper, 36cs solder.
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLow
LEATHER-Oak sole. 33aS7c: hemlock sole, 26D
Sc; harness, so a35ci skrting $40 3Sc: black bri
city kip. Sti00s0 French kip 85e9SI.2o: CITY calf
skins. S5c1Sl.1O French cals-skins. $l.l50 I.So.
green. Sc: No. calf calls green &C; No. calf. cured
6ao7e: No, 2, e Oh dry SALT eo aint i0o,
SHEEPsKINs-50c0&l.
TALLow-Prime, SIG 14e.
GREAsE-Brown, 2l9c; yellow. 2s<c. white. 3l91 lie
ola CAKE.
oil cake-$25 p ton, oil meal. S23.
PRODUCE.
hu n.sdium hsnd-picksd, s.. 75a3o0. $3.50 =
BcrTER-Fsir creamery. % q 23es choice 27029cs
country roll, Z0G 70; common. 10 0l2c.
BgEsWAx-Dark. 1Sc: yellow. zoe
Eeos-Selling from store at log shippers pay
PoUITRr - Hens and chickens. Sc; roosters,
Bel turkeys, hens. 90; young toms ec old toEs 7cs
geese. full-teashered $500: do poor pluck $500
FEATHERs-Prims geese 800 Y ID; mixed duck
Woon-Tubwashed and picked. so0ssc un,
2o022c; unwashed fine. l7o1sc; aeece.washed il
light. well washed aud in good order, % 9Soc bury
and understandable. according to their value
PROV sIoNs-
JoBBING PRICES Smoked Meats - Sugar-cured
hams. 10 10 II lbs average. l2l4cs 10 its average,
lie; Tia ms average SIC; 20 tbs average. lAses
~ lbs average l<e; English cured breakfast bacoa
light medium, IL 12e; sugar-cuFed shoulders 10 to
IL f6s average. SAac; California hams. light or me-
dunn, Size cottage hams. light medium, 3 i9c:
dried beef hams, lac; dried beef hams, small
pieces. Ito. Bacon clear sides. medium aver.
age. exc: 80 lbs aud over. average. oisc;
clear backs. medium average. 9c clear bel
lies. medium weight, 9A9c. Dry-sat and Picked
Meats-Cear sides (unsmokedl 81ac clear backs lun-
smokedl. Saac; clear bellies (unsmokedl. &c; clear
bean pork y brl 200 6s $I7. so: family pork,
W brl 200 lbs, 1880; ham rump v brl 200 ms.
8l4.0O: pig pork in 10O-tb kegs, y key, $40. co.
Bologna-SkiI., large small, 7l2c cloth, large or
small. 70. Lard--Pure winter leaf. kettle-rendsred
in tierces 914c; in one-haH brls 95sc in Som
in 100 10 cases 9ssc: in 20-fb cans in 80tb cases.
Gl9e: prime leaf lard in tercss, siac Refined Lard
I'm terces 734c; in sob in 100-fb cases, &c.
Sweet picked hams ga 010l4e. according to aver
age. Sweet picked shoulders 61sc; clearib sides,
7lec. Prime steam lard 71oc.
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red June. prime trecleaned)
$40 04.25 ~ bu; English mammoth. prime ire
cleanedl. $4.O004.2 Alsike, prime 81. az. 80;
Alfalfa, prime $ZaO08.O0: white $7.500S .00
prime timothy. 81 80 $780, y bu; extra clean blue
grass. S1.15 0l.3O y bu: red top, 50D75c " bu;
orchard grass, 81. 5o0l.65 p bu; Southern grown
nallet so per bu; millet 81. 90 per bu fax
seed. selected, ST. 60 0175 per but old popcorn. q
&c per ID; popcorn. 90 O70c per bu; hemp. 3iac;
canary, Sc; rane Sc per 10. Acme lawn grass seed,
Zoe per 10; 50. % per bu. Spinach-Bloomsdsie
savoy-leaf (sealed bags 30c per ID. Landreth's
ira early (sealedl. $3.50 per bu.
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Wool.
PHuADEIpHrA

PHILADELPHIA, April i3.--Wool quiet but
weak. Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx,
and above 31032c; x, 70 oslo; medium. 81 037lsc;
coarse, 36037c; New. York, Michi9an. Indiana and
Western, fine, or and Xxx. % CSC; medium. SO a
37c; coarse, So 037c fine washed delaine, and Xxx,
34O35c; medium washed eombing and delsine, IS a
39c coarse, 36O37c; card washed and combng. 35
D36c; tub washed, 37O43c medium unwashed
combng and dslaine. 3s04Oc; coarse. 2702sc;
Eastern Oregon, 15021c; Valley Oregon, 2202Sc;
New Mexican and Colorado. 1920.
BOSTON April 13.-Wool in fair demand; Ohio
and Pennsylvania Xxx feeces. 30031c; choice do.
BE; extra, 29030c, and No. j, 34035c Michigan
extra, 2702sc; tine territory secured. 53055c
medium territory secured. 4S 05Oc; pulled wools
supers. 30033c; extras, 25O2Sc. Other grades un-
changed
ST. LOUIS. April 13.-Wool quiet; unwashed
bright medium. IA 022c coarse braid 11O2Oc; low
sandy. 10 01Sc; fine light, l3019c; fine heavy, 100