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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-02-13

AA AA42 AAs 81 &~ AA NE
Coventry, Vt.
The man Of general merchandise
Is just the man to advertise.
1t makes the people open their eyes
To see how hard fellow tries
To keep in the market fresh supplies.
A. round a bundle tring he ties,
II knew you Kept it," the fellow cries,
because I see you advertiser
And homeward whst1ing a tune be hies.
You'll find Hoods Bitters just. the thing
For that ''gone" feeling in the spring,
They tone up the system, enrich the blood,
And give you relish for wholesome food.
For food, Arvena's.very nice,
nourishing food ana cheap III price,
Easily cooked. quick to digest,
Ill say no more,y know the rest.
Under clothing here for Gents
Come and buy, when yours have rents:
Protect the body from caid and chl!s,
Twill save yoa from dozen ills.
1 haven't got the time or space
To tell the people of this place
One half of the things-I keep for sale
From barrel of Flour to a milking pail.
Come right along and sec for yourselves,
If III my store there's empty shelves;
Come in hurry, don'tbe late,
Before my goods are out Of date
I've everything you need in life,
Everything except a wife;
Now haven't got one of my own,
q say il in undertone9
For pretty girls are sometimes shy,
This I give as5nny reason why
". III. Tibbetts always, to be found at the
old Union Store, Coventry, ma king everybody
happy at the great bargains. and low prices
Come and see for yourselves.
For the next S days I will sell
gals best Kerosene OIL. 45cts
dozen St. Johnsbury Crackers in a box 25cts
Fresh st. Johnsbury and Montpelier Crack
ers, Sets per doz
NICE Tea Dust, 15cts per H.
Regular 60ct MoIasses, Scots per gal.
Fresh Oyster Crackers, Sets per h.
Ffesh Flnflda Oranges 25cts per doz
Nice Lemons 2octs ner doz
NICE mixed G4Aiy, 10cts. per Id.
Fresh Dates, Figs and Peanuts
hagent any SiIver.are to give away; but
can sell yoI first class goods at low prices.
II, Il, TtB1ETTS,
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was weak and 100 lower. Range steers.
S2.9064.40; shipping steers. $4.5O04t0; ma
tive COWS. el.75 0l60: butchers stock. So as
0460: stockers and feeders. SlIo046o bulls
and mixed, 81. 7504l0.
Hogs- Recei pts. II. 500; shipments. 300.
The market was 109S0c lower. The bulk
of the sales were at $i.96OI03: heavy hogs.
s6.950L17la; mixed. S6.6507. 10: light. &C. 40
az; Workers.. S70ZlO pigs. S5.2506.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $500: ship
ments. none. The market was steady aud
unchanged.
NEW YORK, May 24.-Beeves-Receipts
1.61l. The msrket was active for all grades
at a further advance of SOC. Poorest to
best native steers. ss.s506.I5; bulls and
dry cows 81. SOFA 80. Dressed beef higher
at S12 0l0c for native sides. Shipments to-
day, $40 beeves and ], 504 quarters OF beef;
tomorrow. 152 beeves.
Caives-Receipts, $3.50. The demand was
strong, with further advance of Ac.
Veais. s507; mixed bunches, $3.50 G. rs;
buttermilk calves. S475lD5.
Sheep and Lambs ReceIpts 10,492. The
market was active and firm. Sheep. "a. so
0612le; yearlings. Sj400T25: lambs. SD
SIS; dressed mutton. 9l9 a lie; dressed year.
hngs. y a i3c; dressed lambs. 1914 0loc.
Hogs-Receipts. 4,7S1. The market was
firm at S1.700S2).
CHICAGO. May 24-The Evening Jour-
nal reports: Cattie-Receipts. 1880; ship
ments, 1900. Fat Western steers. $3.50; top
prices for others. s5. 1Oz05.40: medium steers.
S4500495: Texans. So 259350.
Hogs-Reoeipts $4,000: shipments. 5000.
The market was slow and l5O2oc lower.
Mixed and packers. S7.400750; heavy. S7.55
OZ70: light, $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. Is, 900: ship
ments. 1000. The market was slow and
slightly lower: Natives. Si2506s7la; Tex
ans. s2.400510: Westerns. S5l05.65: lambs.
S607.35.
BUFFALO, May 24-Csttle-Re Receipts.
As carloads through and carloads for sale.
Tie market opened ateady. Good 1850 to
LOO ib steers held at $3.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 81 carloads through and
II carloads for sale. The market WAS
stronger for all grades. Stockers. 1855;
pigs. common. $3.50.
Sheep and acknowledgements carloads
through and 25 carloads for sale. The mar
keJ W strong for good lambs and SLOW for
sheep. Sales of best lambs at Sc. So spring
lambs. sc; fair sheep. 81.
LOUISVILLE. May "a. = Cattle - Re-
ceipts light. The market was nDout Hteady.
Extra shipping. s4.5O9475; light shipping.
S46450.
Hogs-Receipts heavy. The market ruled
about loo lower than yesterday. Cnoice
packing and butchers. s7S50L4O; fair to
good packing S7.l50T.25.
Sheep and Lam bs Receipts liberal The
market was slow. Fair to good shipping.
S40425; common 10 medium. S303.50.
ST. LOUIS. May 24.-Cattle Receipts.
$500; shipments. LOCO The market WAS
quiet. Live steers. Sos: Texans easier;
fed steers. S30I.l0
Hoss-Receipts. eco: shipments. 1000.
The market was zoe lower. Good heavy.
S7.30&b7.50: bulk of sales at S7.20S0I4O.
Sheep-Receipte. 500; shipments. $500.
The market was quiet. Clipped natives.
s.. Is: lambs. IS.
CINCINNATI. May 2i.-Hogs Receipts.
1900; Shipments. 200.
Cattle strong Receipts. LOCO; shipments.
$50.
sheep weaker at s3t05.25. Receipts. $500;
shipments. G-5. Lambs easy; spring. $50
535.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices In Produce at the seaboard'a
Commercial Metropolis

Ruling Prices In Produce at the SeaboArd's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. May 24.-Flour-Receipts
27.779 packages; exports, 4.973 brls and
9.979 sacks; Gales. 1880 packages. The
market was dull and easy. Corn meal was
steady and quiet; yellow Western, S2.G50
2.75. Rye quiet and steady. Barley malt
steady and quiet.
Wheat-Receipts. 25s 975 bu; OK ports 227,-
sos bu; sales. 2.45O,0OO bu futures, 1o4. 900
bu spot. The spot market closed firm
Cd a far export demsnd No. 2 red, in store
and elevator. 7Gl4c: afoat. 77a4o: +. O. b..
7707Sc. Options declined Il "a O oarly, on
weak cables, fine weather West. and gen.
eral realizing; rallied and closed firm at
unchanged prices TO isc decline from yes
terdsy on poor Kansas crop report and
shorts covering, and on the decrease east
OF the Rockies; No. 2 red. June. 76d7Glac,
closing at 76lac: July. "a 916G7S $3.50.
closing at 7Slsc: August. 20 1850 7yl2c clos
ing at 19lec; September. S0as QS1Ac. closing
at s1Ac; December. S4ss 0S5Ac. closing 81
S5Ao.
Corn-Receipts. 25.5O0 bu; exports. AGO
bu: sales. 500 e00 bu futures, 55. 600 bu spot
Spots were moderately active for export
and irm; No. 2. SEQ in elevator. sic aioaI
Options opened weak and sold on 4 a Iao
on shorts covering: May. 49is a50o. ciosin 2
at SOC; june. 4sis fa4S'sc. closing at As Is c.;
July. 4S6iS9sc. closing at 45ssc; August
4el76 400. closing at 4yc.
Osts-Receipts. Sc. $50 bu: exports So 27e
bu; sales, 25O.O0O bu futures. Sc, coo bu spot,
Spots wero hrmsr and fairly active. Op-
tions quiet and hrmer; May. 37l4 lD97l9c
closing mt 37lec; June. 56l4 dS6a4c c. closing at
s63.c: July. S5ls 9S57sc. closing at S5Lc:
No. 2 white. 4llSc: No. = Chicago. 370S7lsc:
No. 3, s61ac; No. white. 4OA4 "a IOlsc; mixed
Western, Si@40c: white Western. 1904
Hay-Light receipts aud firm Hops aniet
and firm; state. common 10 choIce, $50
2lac; Pacific coast. lSa2llac. Hides quiet
and nominal
Cut csts firm and qniet; picked bellies.
pounds. l2c; picked shoulders. 20: pick led
hams. 12i2 l3c. Middles dull and easy
Lard quiet and lower; Western steam closed
az l0.62hc montreal; sales. 80 rierces at
10. e2z1 10. SOC. Options - Sales, 25O tierc-s;
May closing ar H. 100 nominal; June. IL. .Sc.
closing at 10. 700; July closed at 10. soc: Sep
TENDER closed at 1l.05c. Pork dull and
steady.
Butter steady and in fair demand. Cheese
in moderate demand and siendy. Eggs-
Ligbt receipts ana trmer; receipts, 6IlS
packages; Western fresh, l5is l1l534c
Tallow quiet and lower: city, tS2 for pack
ages, 5isc CottoB-seed oil dull and weak;
crude. 4l042o; yellow, 4Gl9047c. Rosin
quiet and weak.
Rioe quiet and steady. Molasses-New
Orleans. open kettle. good to choice. dull
and steady.
Coffee = Options opened steady from
unchanged 20 Is points up and closed
steady from unchanged To 10 points NJ:
GALES. Il, 1850 bags. including: July 1880
1880; August l5.S5G l5 40c; Septem Der,
16l5G lhsSci October. 5.l5c; November. l5e;
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MONEY, STOCKS AND GRAIN
Wall-Street Quotations We're Lower,
Shares Undergoing Several Raids.
London Market Reported Being Manipulated
from This Side-At Indianapolis Grains
Remain Comparatively Unchanged.
THE BOND MARKET.

Railway Issues Were Weak with Sales
Reaching ~ ,o44,0Oo.
At New York, yesterday. money on call
was easy at 202Iz per cent. the last loan
being made ut 2l4; closing offered at 2la.
Prime mercantile paper. Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange was steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at $685. 04s5ls
for sixty days and s4.s904.s9A tor demand.
Yesterday was another quiet day at the
New York Stock Exchange. The market
opened lower IN sympathy with London.
but the decline there was attributed TO
manipulation from this side in the bear In
terest. The losses ranged from n TO i per
cent in the general list and from
n TO 8 in few of tho active
stocks and some OF the specialties.
During the afternoon q fresh attack was
made on General Electric. This NOV ement
had comparatively little cfiect on the mar
ket outside of Manhattan and Distillers
The unex pectedly favorable statement of
the Chicago. Milwaukee * St. Paul for the
shird week of May stimulated purchases of
the grangers. but the advance was checked
by the announcement of further failures in
mercantile circles The market closed
steady in tone.
Railway bonds were weak. Sales were
81 ,044. 600. Government bonds were strong
and State bonds were dull. Closing quota
tiOns were:
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Trade Fairly Active, with Prices Steady to
Strong-Grain Dull.

Trade Fairly Active. with Prices Steady to
Strong-Grsin Dull.
With the return Of pleasant and season
able weather there was a decided waking
mp IN the general Wholesale trade yester-
day. which was most marked in dry goods-
There were . good many buyers in. and
they showed disposition TO buy literally
of all lines of sessonable goods. Prices
main firm. with the exception of some
shading on broken lots of ginghams and
cambrios, which dealers are desirous of rid
ding themselves of before invoicing. In
groceries the special characteristic of the
market is the strength aud steadiness of
prices. Sugars and cofiees are likely
TO go higher before receding. At pres
ent they are very strong at quotations.
Drugs, oils. hardware. and in fact all lines
OF trade. show great steadlness. with
moderate degree OF activity only. Receipts
OF fruits and vegetables yesterday were
rather light, and prices held steady IN con-
sequence. Owing to more liberal receipts
of butter. prices are weak. but poultry and
eggs are unchanged.
lie was very quiet day on Change. with
wheat weaker. corn quiet and steady and
oats duiL The receipts are light. and as q
consequence trade Is In q state of stagna-
tlon. With continuance of the present
fair weather for q few days commission
men and dealers look Tor great improve
ment. as they believe that as soon as the
farmers get their urgent field work out Of
the way they Will be liberal sellers. Track
bids on Change yesterday ranged az fol-
lows
Whest-No. 2 red. 6ilsc; No. red. COO:
No. red. 500; rejected. 45055c; un-
Corn-No. white. 4slsc; No. 2 white.
$50; No. white. 43c; No. white. SIC; No.
Awhile mixed. 400; No. s white mixed 39lac;
No. white mixed. $50; No. 2yellow. 400;
q q
mixed. 4vc; No. y mixed. sgi4c; No. mixed,
S5c: sound ear, 4ic for yellow.
Oats-No. white. 354c; No. white,
S3lad 3il3c; No. mixed, 3ls4c; No. mixed,
bio; rejected. 26630c.
Bran. SIP.
Ryo-No. O. $50 for car lots; $50 for wagon
Hay-Choice timothy. sl4: No. 1. $3.50;
No. z. s12; No. ] prairie. 81; mixed, IS;
POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE.
Prices Paid by Dealers
Poultry-Hens. &c " ID; young chickens;
zoe ~ ID; turkeys. toms. &c ~ Is; hens.
loo n; ducks. 20 ~ ib; geese. sac
4.SO Tor choice.
Butter-Grass butter 12c; mixed. s01Oc.
Egss-Shippers paying 10.
Honsy-le020c.
Feathers-Prime geese. 400 - n; mixed
duck. zoe T. 10.
Beeswax-.Oc for yellow: l5c for dark.
Wool-Fine merino l61D17c; medium I'M
washed. lsc; coarse or braid wool. 160l7c:
unmerchantable. l2Gl7c: tub-washed. $50
go.
Hides. TIliorr, Etc.
Hides-No. l g. s. hides. 4hc: No. 2 G. S.
hides 3Ae; No. calf hides, Sc; No. q calf
hides 6l1c.
TallOw-No tsllow. 4iac; No. 2 tallow.
&c.
Horse Hides-S2625O.
Grease-White. 30; yellow. She; brown,
Sc.
Bones-Dry. sl29I3 ~ ton.
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are number of farms on the island that
do not keep over four hundred stock birds.
and q number that do not 60 much over ono
hundred. Mr.. McFetridge, the superin-
tcndent of Mr.. Hallock's farm. told me, on
our visit there. that the Long Islanders
were holding regular monopoly, that
they had the business down TO such a sol.
ence that a man with four hundred
breeding ducks could always count on not
less than one thousand dollars a year clear
profit. Some do very we'll "But." said he.
lit must not he forgotten that those men
have been in business for years. and have
had all sorts of experiences. Ii required
great many losses before they were able TO
understand how 20 meet drawbacks half
way" 1t is not every man that can take
four hundred ducks and gam an annual
income of $1,000 from them. But IL those
who wish 10 undertake the W ork will stars
in with IA small flock at hrst and keep on
growing gaining all the experience DOS
sible as the en- terprise is building MP. they
can gradually build mp the business
and make as much money at IL as the Long
Islanders but they must be wide-awske
and pushing. for dronrs will not succeed
under any circumstances.
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

The quotations giren beioc are the selling prices
ofrhoiesoiLe dealers
CANDIES AND NUTS
Caniies-Stick. 70 ~ Is; common mixed.
20; q. A. r mixed, so: Banner mixed. 100;
cream mixed 10lac: old-tlmo mixed &c.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds. zoo; English
wa!Duts. l6c; Brazil nuts. loo; hlberts. lie;
peanuts. roasted. 7GSc; mixed nuts. 15c.
CANNED GOoDS.
Peaches-Standard. 3-pound. S25002. IS:
S-pound seconds, S1.s572; Caiifornis stand
ard, S2.50G2 IS; California seconds. S2022a.
voc; raspeerriss. 2-pound. 81. 200L25 pine
appls. standard, 2-pouud. sI.25t0l.S5; choice.
tZ922o' cove oysters. 1-pound. full
weight. tl0l.l0; hight. 700s5c; 2-pound
inll: s2G2l0: light. 81. 209 80; string beans.
eo9soe' Lime beans. 81. le9l .30; peas. mrr-
Iowiat. sl.lO6L20; early June, 81. asa 1850,
Holsters. slS592: rcd cherries s.. goa 25:
straw berries. sl.200l.30; sslmon li6s), Sl.4
@-.lV S-ponnd tomatoes Sl.209l.25.
COAL AND COKE
Coks-Conneilsville e. tsp load:crushed.
t3.s5 ~ load: hmm. 60 - load
Anthracite GOAL. all sizes, $3.50 10 ton:
Pitssourg and Raymond City. 81. % d ton:
Jackson: SAz,: block. s3.25: Island City
IS; blossbnrg and English Camel. s.. All
au'ooais 'oc below above quotations.
DRUGS.
Alcohol. s2.14624o; assfetida, sic; alum,
4G5e; camphor. bd60c: cochineal. 5O1055c:
ehloroform. 60(165c; operas. bris. sal. 10:
cream tartar. pure. 2S030c: indigo SOGslc:
licorIce. Calab.. genuine. 3Ul9 45c; msvn-sia'
carh.. 2-oz. 259S5c: morphine. T.. " W., per
OF. gas: madden. l49l6c; oil. castor. per
gal. Sl.3001.35; oil. b-rgamot, per 10. AZ:
opium. 81 rs: quinine. +. n W.. per OF. 299
Bic: balsam oopaiba. tO465c; soap. CASTLE.
fr. l20l6c; soda, hioarb. ia 0Gc; salts.
Epson. 4se5e: sulphur. -four. 526c: salt-
peter. s920c; rurpentine. S,ist ioc; giycerInr.
l6920c; iodide potassium. S3o3 10: bromide
potassium. 3SDs0c: chlorate potash. ESQ:
borsx. 126i4c: ciDchonidia. l2<9l6c; car
bolio acid. 2so30c.
legal test s9i4o. bank s6c: beat strs,ts
Boo; Labrador. o0c; West Virginia lubri-
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Fruit Pies.
Grange Homes.

One of the hest ways to make pies from
small. juicy frnits IL To cook tho fruit sep
srately. thickon 10 with little -four or
corDstsrch and pour IL To the shell after nc
is baked. The best msringue for sucn pies
Is one of whipped cream. As pie crusts
when baked without a filling. are apt TO
putt aud rise unevenly. lay over the shell
before baking an oiled paper. such as
confectioners use. Then put In a fill
ing of small squares OF etale bread that
yon wished Drowned for Rarnishipg soup.
or other useR An apple pie made without
any under crust and with apples cut IN
halves. busted with salt To develop their
flavor and sprinkled with sugar ~ delicious.
In serving such pie use . large spoon.
Any apple pie Will be fonnd more delicate II
made without spices of any kind. When
apples begin to lose their flavor. sprinklo
them with the Juice and xrated yellow peel
OF an orange or lemon.
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Ducis Culture.

Germantown telegraph
The Long Islanders have gwen the So b.
ject of duck culture more study than any
other part of the country has. There may
be an exception in Mr. Rankin. of Massa-
chus-tts. but Mr. Rankin has not brought
1t down TO n sole business. Mr.. Rankin
Rms dairy with his dGck farm. and
ne manufactures incubators: but the
Long Islanders have gotten the bust
nrss down 10 q sole occupation. Take for
instance. the farm of A. j. Hallock. of
Spconk. now acknowledged TO be tho
largest fekIn dnck farm in America Mr..
Hallock desotss hrs entire time to the
work. and for the purpose OF marketing
the early duck eggs and Matching them
later on In the season. he keeps one thou
SAND breeders or stock birda But there
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IOp'ni,loI Htqhest.I Loresf. Closing.
Cash qnotatlons were &c folIows: Flour

easier: miliers more inclined to meet bids;
No spring wheat. 70st D707sc; No. 3
spring wheat, 1. O. b.. 64067c; No. 2 rcd,
no sales; No. 9 corn. Ale; No. corn, 39iao
No. oats. 30l+ G30l1c; No. white. f. @. b.,
S4a4c; No. white. f. O. b.. 83k 034l4c; No. 9
rye. $50; No. 2 barley. no sales; No. 3.
{. o. b.. 40045lsc; No. 4. f. O. b.. 40d43c: No.
faxseed. 81 05 = "a 1.O6ls: prime timoth seed
SS.s003.s5; mess pork. per bril-. 20.30f02o. IS;
lard, per 10, 10. .50 10. zoe; short-rib sides
(loosel. 9.Soc: dry sailed shoulders iboxed),
100 10. 25c; shor. clear sides (hoxed), 1880
10. SOC; whisky. distillers'' finished goods.
per gal. S1.12; sugars. cut loaf. Go; granu-
lated. 5.70c; standard A, 5.57c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was quiet: creamery. 10000;
dairy. 16'019c. Eggs steady; strictly fresh.
1914 dl4c.
ReoeIpts-FIour. 1900 brlG wheat. 81, 900
Blu; corn, $4,000 bu; onts. $4,000 bu; rye.
1000 blu; barley. 5000 bu. Shipments
Flour. $4,000 brls; wheat. 5000 bu: corn.
100000 bu; oats, 277.OOo bu; rye. 5000 blu;
barley, ,000 blu.
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simple way to remove grease spots from
wall paper. caused by the head resting
against the wall. is 10 hold piece Of clean
bIotting paper over the spot and press "a
modera tciy- vi arm hatiron over IL. Repeat
the operation until eli the greaseis out
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THE COLBY LOCK BOX,

Never before offered in this city, fills the bill for smpc
ity and practical
1t is made of HEAVY SHEET STEEL coated with the
best mineral paint, and practically INDESTRUCTlBLE,
is NEAT, CONVENIENT and CHEAP. They not only Sc
CURE Newspapers and Mail delivered by carrier FROM
SNEAK-THIEVES, but prevent papers from being blown
away and are a PERFECT PROTECTION FROM
RAIN SNOW AND DIRT
AS Letter Box alone it is great convenience, and
saves time for both carrier and receiver of mail.
Gg-Send in your orders to the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Elsewn~r-.
EAST LIBERTY. May 2i.-Cattls-Re-
ceipts. 62O: shipments. i40. The market
was fair Prime, S5.5005.5; fair TO good
S5G525; common. SiG514.s5; fat cows and
bulls. SS5O04: fresh cows. s>5040 Twelve
carloads of cattle shipped To New York to-
day.
Hogs Receipts. 800; shipments. 200.
The market was firm. All grades 1900
5:s5. Five carloads of hogs shipped 10 New
York to-day.
Sheep - Receipts. 2.l00: shipments. e00
Tae market WAS steady. Prime. $595.5D;
fair 10 good. S465; common. $3.50 a !. So; lair
Ia best yesrlings. sb7650: spring lam bs,
S5.5OSI75; veal calves. s5.5006.
KANSAS CITY. May Pa Catsle - Re-
ceiptA 400: shipments, $500 The marken
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Sixteen Transfers, with Total Considera-
tion Of $4,000.

sixteen Transfers, with I. Total Coasidera-
tion Of $500.
instruments fled for record In the recorders
office OF Marion county Indiana. for the TWEEN
ty-four hours ending at r. NJ. May "a. 1895,
as furnished by Elliott & Butler. abstracters
OF titles. Hartford Block. No. 81 East Market
street.
Samuel A. Haley to F. b. Bremernan.
lot LII. in block IL, In North Indian
apOls.-.--...---...---.... SJoO.OO
George ". Stout to Carrie ii. Petty.
lot AGA. in stours Indiana-avenue
Julius Bother 10 v. Hoffman. lot ~.
In Dunlop & Tutcwiler's subdivision
or M0rris's addition. 1,1O0O0
20. in Clifford Place addition 100000
Robert Martndale To ". l.. Thatcher.
lot 90. in Jackson Park addition $4,000
Alfred NJ. Ogle ct al. To John W. Lit
tie, lot 33i. in Ogle ct ais East
Park addition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sOO.OO
Caroline Boose To Thomas b. O'Con-
nell ct al. lot 50. in Milligah's Brook
Park addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,4OO.OO
Oliver NJ. Payton 10 Thomas ID. O'Cen-
nell ct al, iots IL. II. -, 80 and 81.
In Glenns subdivision OK Brookss
A. b. Cole to Thoma. B. o-Conneii ct
ul. lots 33, 10 and 81, In rliord Il
Thrasher's east addition TO irving
Moses Perry 10 George NJ. wilson.
part OF lot 2, in Bonds addition 10
f i. Bowen. trustee 10 o. G. Bowen 'o
ct al. lots u and -. in block IL. in
Pattcrsons eddttlon.----..----..-.- 10000
Indiana koerner TO John r. Craig. lot
23. In block %. IN Haugh & Co.'S
subdivision OF Holiness Nest-end
audltloh ->.---------,-. 4Oo-Vo
Henry Burke TO William Christian. lot
y. in kRufnans subdivision or
Blake's addition ...-.......-..... $4,000
Clara X. Lynn James w. Ross. lot
2, i'm Culver OF NJ. subdivision OF CO.
lumbia Place addition .-.-- $4,000
Hiram W. Miller Christopher ~
Mating, part of the southwest
quarter OF section %. township 10.
OsoOO-OS
Lena NJ. Mating To Hiram W. Miller,
lot l. in block 5, in the first section
OF Lincoln Park additon-- 100000
Transfers. le; consideration. ...... so, 10000
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so Doubt Ii Could.

NO
Pittsbnrg Chronicle Telegraph
Henry
YES. your Excellency."
81 want Ca ask you another question
about this EulalIa business"
II am all attention. your Exceilency." EfYS
DO you think there Is any dan ger of our
killing the Infanta with kindnsssf"
There may he. Mr.. President"
''lf so. Henry. could the deed be called
Inf anta-cidep
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December. 14a5015c: spot Rio steady aud
quiet: No. Z, l6sc: sales, 400 bags santos
Nos. and 5 at 1shr. aud 500 bags Santos
Nos g. and at &C. Sugar quiet; re-
bned hrm and fairly active.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle In Fair Supply and Stronger-Hogs
Weak and Lower-shecp Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS. May "a -CArTLE-
Receipts: 800: shipments. 200. There was q
fair supply and tho market was Q shade
stronger than last week.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, May 24-Cotton easy: good
middling, 9-l6c: middling, 5-16c low mid
ding. &c; good ordinary, l1-l6c; net receipts
1.169 bales; receipts. ]. 1913 bales; exports
coastwise. 1922 bales; sales, l. 100 bales stock,
14l, 227 bales.