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S. IOp'niagl Highest Lo,cest Closing

Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour
tirmer. miliers asking l0d Sec advance over
the low prices of the week. No.
spring wheat. S27sc; No. 8 spring wheat.
Zoe: No red. SSc: No. corn, <Olec;
No. 8 corn. 80 a 39l9c: No. = oats. 29l4 "a 29lsc;
No. white. 3003Olac; No. 8 white.
29a4 @3)c: No. 2 rye. 76l9c; No. bar
ley. 55082c: No. barley. f. o. b., 43G52c;
No barley. 3504Sc; No. l haxseed.
CSC; prime timothy. seed. sl:2501;3O; mess
pork. per barrel, $1,000 10. l212: lard. per
pound. 9Th Gd.20c; shOrt-rib sides jloosel.
5.51l26D5. Gle; dry sailed shoulders (boxedl
4.5O05c: shOrt-clear sides (boxedl. 617l2 "a
6.sOc: whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gal 21.13; sugar unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day. the
butter market was quiet; fancy creamery.
22l4 a 23c: fine Western. 20022c: ordinary.
1S02Oc: fine diaries. lS02lc. Eggs barely
steady at 12a4 61Sc.
Receipts-Flour 1900 brls: wheat. %. 600
bu: corn. ll3.O0J bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye.
1000 bn: barley. 5000 bu. Shipments
Flour. GOO brls: wheat. 5000 blu; corn.
1CS Coo bu; oats, 192, 900 bu; rye, 1900 bu; bar
ley. 43, GO bu.
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A recent visitor to Hawarden is quoted
by the Pail Mall Gazette as saying: II
never Jaw a prettIer sight than when she
ran through the open door W hich iii yides the
drawing-rOom from the Grand OLD Mans
sanctuary. and. pulling at the lapela of his
drcssing-gOwn, drew him imperioualy
away from Homer or the Blue Book. or
whatever was engaging him. The first in
timati0n we had in the next room was
a peal of laughter on Mr.. Gladstones part
at tho obvious necessity of capitulat-
ing to that obvious necessity. rs
musical and hearty as ever came from
human lips. for his laugh Is one of his great
est attractions Presently the Grand Old
Man and the little child. separated By
eighty years of time. came hand in hind
together into the drawlng-rOOm. Mrs.
Gladstone runs TO the piano and strikes up
u lively waltz tune. and In n second the two
partners are dancing together. the Grand
Old Man putting into his plrouettes u lot of
funny. old fashioned little steps. learned of
our Observation-Disclosures seventy-hye years
ago. which il was impossible to view with
out delight and applause, although so much
pathos mingled with comedy IN the touch
ing scene
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ElseVh re-

CHICAGO. April o.--Ths Evening Jour-
nal reports: Cattle-Recelpts, 500; ship
ments. 600. The market was steady. To-
days Gales: Natives. S3.50'0415 Is; stOckers,
$2.500S05; cows. S2400SS.lO.
The market was higher. Rough and COIN
mon. $3.9O04.50 mixed and packers. SASS
04.65; prime heavy and butchers weigh is.
S4.7004.75; light. SI.5O04.65.
- sheep-Reccipts. 1000; shipments. LOCO.
The market was steady TO easier. Ewes.
Si.500525; mixed. S490G6.l5; wethers.
SG..50675: Westerns. S5.e006.30; lambs.
S5.500G.95.
BUFFALO,. April 9.-Cattle-Receipt
1876 carloads through and carloads for
sale. The market was slow and unchanged.
Hogs-ReCelpts, 81 carloads through and
6 carloads for sale. The market was
10c higher and firm, with light receipts.
Heavy grades. $3.50: packers and medium
grades, $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. s carloads
through and % carloads for SALE The
market was fully 25c stronger on all kinds
except culls. sheep. extra iancv. $3.50
SIS; good to choice. SG.2506.45; fair to
good. $4,000; lambs, good TO extra natives.
$7.400L75; far to good natives, S7G7.35;
clipped. common TO best, S5d6.40.
ST. LOUIS. April 9.-Cattle-Receipts
LOO; shipments. :25. The market was act
i've and strong: fair TO choice native steers.
sS045O; fair Texas and Indian steers of all
kinds. S240G3O.
Hogs-Recelpts, 2.225; shipments. 4,150
The market was 10c higher; fair TO prime
heavy. S4.45G+.6O mixed. ordinary to good,
S404.50: light. fair to best 24.30045O. 4.
Sheep-keceipts, 400; shl pments, 49, The
market was unchanged.
KANSAS CITY. April 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipte, 2.C0r; shipments. 100 Steers were
active and steady TO strong at SS.55D4 Is;
COWS steady at S2.l563.a0: stO" k.rs and
feeders quiet and unchanged at 81. 9O03. 90
Hogs-Receipts, $780, shipments, l,2 %.
The market was active and strong to SC
higher. All grades. $3.50 4.45; bulk, 4.3O
0I.40.
Sheep-Receipts. LOCO; Shipments 100.
The market was steady.
EAST LIBERTY. April 9.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts. $50; shipments. ga. Nothing doing:
all through consignments. Five CARLOADS
cattle were shipped 10 New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments. 200.
The market was slow. All grades, S4.6O0
4.s5. Nine carloads of hogs were shipped
to New York to-day.
Sheep-Recoipts. soc; shipments, 500.
Nothing dong; all through consignments.
CINCINNATI. April 9. - Hogs steady:
common and light, S3.4004.60: packing and
butchers. s4.1504.SO. Receipts. 1.24O; ship
ments. ,7OO
Cattle steady at s204. Receipts. $50; sh,p D.
ments, 24O.
Sheep steady mt S4a6 Receipts, o5.
Lambs steady; common to choice. Si.5O0
CID
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Women's Shoes.

Dorothy Maddox, in Philadelphia Inquirer.
Women may be fnssy about the fit of
their gown. the style of their millinery,
wraps and gloves. but anything IN the way
of leather goes. and for snch IA length of
time that most OF the feet tripping along
OF quietly reposing beneath the SWEETEST
gowns are. IL once yOu get them at n
right angle. sights to see. / cannot un-
derstand woman's sublime indifference
10 her feet. | know she is altogether con.
scious of their existence by the way she
curls them M under her draperes. The
truth is. an old shoe is like an old PAIR of
corsets, not 10 be parted with go long a
vestige of responsibility remains. Then.
toe, a great deal of dependence is placed
upon the length of the fashionable skirt to
hide shoes tina: have sr~n their best days.
but IL refuses IN crnehst fashion 10 DO It.
We have never. indeed. been given a mode
60 entirely opposed TO seedy shoes. SIT
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STOCKS FIRM AND HIGHER
The Opening Showed Slight Gains, and
Western Union Was Unusually Strong.
The Weekly Bank Statement Revealed q Loss
of $1,000 900, but 1t Had No Appreciate
Effect on the Course of Prices.


a Primer Feeling snd Better Prices, Some
shares Being Very Active.
At New York. Saturday, money on call
was easy at 1lz02 per cent. the last loan
being made at 2. closing offered at 2 per
cent 9
Prime mercantile paper. 3l2 as per cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet but steady
at s4.s6 for sixty-day bills ard S4S7s4 Tor
demand.
The total sales of stocks were los. 20
shares. including the following: Atcbison.
$3.50; Chicago Gas, 2 O55; Delaware q Hud-
son. 1900: Erie. 4.400; Manhattan. 400;
Northern Pacific preferred. 2.4O0; New Eng
land. 6.40O; Reading. $500; Richmond IL
West Point. $500; st. Paul. 1850: Union Pa
citic, 5000: Western Union. IL, 700
The general temper of the stock market
Saturday was firm, and the opening was
made at slight gains. The great feature of
the day was the unusual animation and
strength displayed in Western Union.
which rose / per cent. TO 90. which point it
has not reached for a long time. Manhat-
tan kept with IL. continuing its rise To 125l2.
and while neither OF these were able to re-
tain all of their gains they were maintained
on q higher level than the rest of the
market. The bears attacked AtchlsoD and
broke 10 per cent. Beside the stocks men,
toned no special animation or strength
was seen outside of the industrials.
In those the gains were not important.
The bank statement showed O loss OF over
S2OO0G0J in the surplus reserve. but this
was largely due to AN expansion of loans.
anu apparent effect upon the course of
prices. The late trading developed q
firmer temper. and the market closed quiet
TO dull at insignificant changes for the day.
IN all cases except in Manhattan. which Is
UP per cent. The transactions reached
30 4OG listed and 3.S20 unlisted.
Railroad bonds were rather moro active
than stocks, and rather heavy though.
only in the Richmond & West Point lives.
which lost rs. at57. and Richmond IL Dan
willie consols /. to 10& The trading reached
S755, 200.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were neglected. Closing quo
rafiona
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CARD OF THANKS.

GARD OF THANKS-I DESIRE TO THANK
y the members Of Chapman Post AMI members of
Dther Posts Of g. A R. for kindness and The Ma;
prompt payment Of benefits; also Powers q Black
WELL unertakers. and all our friends and neiehbors
Tor kindness and sympathy during my husbands late
illness and death. MRS. s. ALLINDER.
COMRADE SAMUEL ALLINDEP-
Another cOmrade gone to rest
loyal hero, brave and true,
We honor him at his request,
Because, like us, he wore the blue.
He's gone to join the patriot band,
And answer 10 the muster roll;
In that fair and happy land,
Where therell be heard no rebel yell.
We hope TO meet the brave hero,
And welcome home the lost q. A. R.,
And praise the Lord forevermOre,
Without pain or bitter tear.
When We land on the golden shore,
Well be as loyal there as here;
Well not be sick and tired and sore.
Well suffer pain aud grief no more.
C G.. CLASS. ''Old Post One
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At NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices In Produce ut the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.


Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. April 9.-Flour-Receipts,
1902 packages: exports. l.5S6 brls and 81
5 6 sacks. The market was stronger and
active in demand. the advance checking
business. Sales. sc. 100 brls. Low extras.
S2.1503.sO; winter wheat. low grades. 81. 75
03.i; fair 10 fancy. S3.450I5O; patents.
s4l5G5; Minnesota clear. S3.652445;
straights. S4lOa4.6j: patents. s41505Ij:
rye mixtures, S3.65G4.25. CornmeaI fairly
active and firm.
Wheat-Receipts Il. ESQ bu: exports. 2i3.-
O23 hu; sales. 100000 bu futures. $4,000 bu
spot. Spots were higher and dull: No. red
S1-O2 i'm store and IN elevator. 81. OSl4 a .O4
a1oat: Sl.03Gl.0itq I. o. h.; No. 3 red. Blsc:
rngrado,i red. $685. as o.: No. Northern,
$l0lGl.ula. Options excited and active
Through further reports of damage to crop.
leaked for i'lllish government report,
shorts frightened. foreign buying and
general covering. with ar advance early of
h@l'sc. followed by decline Of ss0No
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New YORK letter
II never saw en- artist yet who could cor.
rectly paint horseshoe" remarked q
friend of mine. pausing before O Broad way
picture store. They invariably paint It
with an eqnal number of nails oil each side
-somstin-s three. sometimes four. and
even five nails. AS a matter of fact. there
are four on one side and three on the other
the extra nail heing on the inside of the
ioor where tho greater strain comes.'
" hica reminds me of the lines Of a distin-
guished American poet. in which he swest-
ly depicts tue drowsy cattle on . summers
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THE JoBnING TRADE

lrhe quotations gisen teioc are he selling prices
OF rh0iesaie dealers
CANDIES AND NUTS
Candies-Srick. &c per 10: common mixed.
&C; q. A. X. mixed &C; baun,r stick, &c:
cream mixed. Zoe: old-tme M I'd. &c: crimp
mixed. 10c.
Nuts-Soft-shelled alnio U.s. lie; pecans.
DC; English walnuts. lDl &c: brazil nuts.
Hc; piberts. el2e; Dean ats, roasted. 5aV &c;
mixed nuts. re.
tANNFD GOODS
MISUNDERSTANDING, 3-pound. si.7J0a: g
pound seconds sl.3O0l.fO California
ftandard. s225Q25O; California seconds.
t2922S Miscellaneous-Blackb berries. 2.
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down and your foot coverings are put ae
Onre upon exhibit. walk and up goes the
train. w hen the smallest imperfectnn IN
tins direction IL brought to view. Iou may
lob mp y0nr hats at home. make over your
gowns, put mp with an old fashioned cloak
and darn your gloves, hut do not try 70
erOnOmlZe In shoes. at least not while tho
latest model III SIX irts IL hn \ in such q run.
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SpirituallSn.

SPIBITUALIsM-THE SOCIETY OBJ SPIRIT.
~ ualtsts will hold services at Lorraine Hall. cor
ner West Washington and Tennessee streets, sun
day, at 1880 a M and evening at 745 p. m. Mrs.
Is. Cutter will give short lectures, and will devote
most OF her time in giving psychometric readings
and tests. Mrs. Outer Is a remarkable psychic
friend along.
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AUCTION SALE

4 UcTION SALE-OF ~3UUJ STOCK OF DRY
"A goods furnishing gOpis. notioDs etc 10 the
trade We W al sell an Wednesday mnrning April
IL. at 10 AID AT y M. at the sforerton y a. =,
SOuth Illinois street, ujtIOnt reserve in lots 10
sn dealers general stock Of dry goods furnish
ing goods, notions frunks, vaiises. satchels. oil
paintings, eli gravings. etc embracing in part
Inns, prints cinghaiLs fanDels. dress goods cassi
meres underwear. launder ell and unlaundered
shirts. Eesligee shirts. gloves hosiery .oveTaIls
and tumpers- jeans pants. ones DswaTe Jrwelry.
handkerchie =. collars cuts. etc. eic This stock
Is all freeh. desirable guods. ii la sod 10y The
owner 10 get ont OF the business 4 ems cash.
GUSIIN MCCURDl. AUclioneers
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CONGREGATIONAL.

plymouth CHURCH-CoRNER MERIDIAN
Il and New York streets Morning service at
l045. evening service at TAB Both services today
Will be conducted by Rev. +. f. Knopf, OF Elkhart
Ind Musical numbers for morning service. Keep
Innoccncy." Mac Farren; "As the Heart Pants"
evening service. 80 Taste and see." MacFarren;
Saviour Ger LIES Troubled Deep" Crittenden;
contralto solo. MY Pilgrimage" Buck. Sunday
school AT 0.3D
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day lazIiy Tapping" tho cooling waters OF
the crystal stream. The same popularity
il also POLITICALLY attributed to the horse
and other animals rhe model OF the poet
having probably been the house cat
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Harp~r's Bazar.
Mistress never saw snch n fearful
look Kitchen. How do You manage TO
accnuiUle - 80 mauY dtrtv dIshPsf
Cook; Hre mum. the Young ltddlrs was
just after showing me q how they roasts u
potato al their cooking schools"
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Best Time for Black Bass Fishing.

American Ar gitF
We have taken black bass with the ny
when club fishing In March. At that time
they seem To lie stupid and loggy. very
much like the front when taken IN ice-cold
water ON clustering opening day. From
-our own experience think the best
are June and September. yet we have been
successful during the intermediate months.
and ono season as late as Nov. ID. at which
time the bass rose viciously to the tiy and
foughI hard
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Steady and Unchanged-HogsA Active
and stroneer-Sheep in Demand.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 9.-CATrLE-Re-
ceipts. 1C0: shipments 900 The receipts
were light and the market steady
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BUSINESS CHANCE.

YPE-WRiTERS-- Observation-Disclosures FOR THE
world: all makes; don't ray manufsc:u ers'
orbit ant Prices We ship anywhere. giving thorough
examination he ore accept q; absolutely first
condition eel; positively n. makes about
or ess ihsn half price exchanging a specially; III
Gtruments rented snvwhcre; larg 81 stock IN the
ID: entire floors devoted exclusively to type
writer, commercial rating for our responsible
ify; Illustrated catalogues aud specimens free.
TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. 81 and 80
Broadway. New York 1s6 Monr street Chicago.
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The Dates of Easter.

ST Louis Republic.
Faster may come as early as March % and
as late ms April 25 Since 1903 Easter has
occurred THREE times on the 18th. five times
on the 1"if. tives on the 1sf. four tlmeseach
on the "a. 18th and 12rL; four times OH
March 81. fonr times on April q. three times
on the 4th. 5th. 9Th. sth 10th. 18th 14th and
ed of April. and 18th and 2,th of March.
March %. ISIS. MAS the earliest date upon
" hich it has occurred
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Episcopal

Episcopal.
CT. UESCHC RCH-CORNER OF ILLINOIS
~ and New York streets-The Rev. q. A. Carstt n
son. OF New York. rector elect will ofciate sunday
April 10 both morning aud evening. at lO.43 and
1870. Sunday school at 230 y. All Invited.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR EEST-NISCELLANFO
DOR REST-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
It l33 Nori Illinois -.
I,OR Rent - 5l5 NORTH NfW JERSEY
L House. seven rCOms, naiuIa gas. god neighbor.
iiood
NOR KENr-FU FINISHED Room WITH
II board front psror gaa. bath etc. III and ll3
North New Jersey II.
NOR REST-EfGHT ROOMS: BAH, WATER
closet, gas natural and artificial sewer electric
line. sos <. Washington first class. &. ZlMME
MAN
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EDUCATION Al.

DUCATTONAlr-WAErED. At ONCE, TIN
IL young AMI ladies 90 Join special class Ia
SHORT HAND AND ITPE-wkITING.
and ply par tuition after placed in position. Best
advantages in the city Investigate orr methods
REMINGTON PRIVATE SCHOOL OF
SHORTHAND AND TIPEwRITISG.
Room a. Lorraine Block.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-sIIsCELLANE0Us.
w cards at ALLIsUN's. CO North Pennsylvania st.
WANTED - THE ADDRKss OF ANY LADY
w whistler is wanted by 4. EUGENE DAVIS.
Marion.O.
w plaster sixroom house. Call Monday at as
Jefferson avenue.
WANTED-LABoRERs. Apply TO PRE-;
w INTER- Steel. COMPANY, corner Merrill
and Mississippi streets.
WANTED-FOR TERM OF YEARS. A lax
address ros% Rooms nonss s ISr saae Meu.e mS
VVANTED-By NAY l. SEVEN OR EIGHT
w room house -molern. Gases and hath North
Side. Must be in good neighborhood AMI reason
g. H.. care Journal
w agent for Indiana for prominent Eastern finaI.
cs1 e0pay a cREssN mG $50 eea
Delancy place. Philadelphia Pm.
VIyANTED - Statesmen - TO SELL OUR
gpods BY sample TO the wholesale alo and retail
ncnt position Money advanced Tor wages, advertis-
nk sf nj ensa aseTfroe
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EOR sALE-SHETLAND MARE PONY, CART
L and harness. 1879 North Meridian.
EOR SALE : GREAT VARIETY OF EASTER
i cards at ALLISON'S. 60 North Pennsylvania ST..
l.
J. northeast IA rooms, bath, natural gas, driven
well city water large lot good stable. Witr lie for
smaller property. Address b. w. Journal.
DOR SALE-CHEAP: COUNTRY BUSINESS
L and residence property, with or without stock of
merchandise. Write for particulars. JACOB A.
HoRNER, Hancock, Harrison county. Indiana
EOR sALE-11 WOODRUFF PLACE. WEST
Il drive, l0room house ard stable; all modern con
yenences Including natural and artificial gas,
furnace hot and cold water etc. Apply at residence.
EOR sALE-DEsIRABLE MANUFAcTU RING
L property. on railroad switch, consisting OF
eleven city lots. (4i0 about l6O) two large blld-
ings. brick boiler house Atlas boiler and engine
heater water tank. natural gas lire with city IRAN
chise) connecting with Trust CompaBy's high press
ure line Peru street regulator pre- ses): ell
and in perfect condition. Call and me the
property corner Eighth street and l.. r. d ". II. r..
apoits. and write for price. Address the
CkEAMER d SCOTT CO, Milton. Ind.
NOR SALE TIL Al ELEGANT TwO-STOKY
J. brick reeience. No. 5l2 North Meridian street
Ia rooms cellar, cistern. well stable. natural and
artificial gas, bathroom cpmpleto. hot aud cold
watry fine CRATES and mantels. choice shade trees
lot Zax2lU. east front. strictly down town resi-.
dencs. Can be bought az big bargain liberal
terms. Now Is your chance ca secure frst class
home for very little money. w. Il. MICK d. Co,
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SOCIETY NOTICES

SOCIETY NOTICES.
ID o. s. OF A-BROTHERS ARE HEREBY
i. notified that Camp 80 will meet hereafter on
MONDAY night Special business for next Monday.
Visitors welcome. GEO. RIGLER, Pres
JOHN r. GORDON, Rec Secy.
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establish q market. Demand good.
Good TO choice sheep and yearlings 5000 90
Fair to medium sheep and yearlings 4250475
Common sheep and yearings..... 3.5O64.0O
Spring lambs 80 To 30 MS. -...-... 5000 $1,000
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FINANCIAL.


JoANS - MONEY on MoRTGAGES' c. H.
L. SAELES, - East Market street.
OANS-MoNEG ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS
IL jewelry, without publicity. CITY LOAN Or
FlCE. - West Washington street..
WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED - TWO FIRST CLASS WAISP
w hands AMI scaTastre- ses %. X. Ladies' TalCe-
ing Room Us. old sra incl buii''ing.
IxyANTED-LADY FOR OFFICE. ADDREf&
w stating salary expected. J. 10. Journal szhsA
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HOGs-Receipts. $500; shipments, $500.
The quality was generally good. The mar
ket opened active and shade stronger and
closed steady. with all sold.
Heavy. ....--......-............ $4.4O046O
Mixed Observation-Disclosures. 4.30d4.50
Light ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 42504.5O
Heavy roughs Observation-Disclosures. 3.OO03.90
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The banks now hold s15, s3s. 500 in ex-
cess OF the requirements of the 3 per
cent. rule.
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Bar Silver-At New York. s69sc per ounce;
ut London. 39l3d.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows the following changes:
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ORIGINAL STYLE.
UNEXCELLED QUALITY.

Highly Spiced and Delicious Flavor. New Goods Fresh
Made, Choice New Spices. Pure Old Cider Vinegar.
DON'T SET THE TABLE WITHOUT SOME OF
THEM. ORDER THROUGH YOUR JoBBER.