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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Eight Transfers, with n Total Con
sfderation of SlO,2JO.


instruments filed for record in the re-
corders Office of Marion county, Indiana,
for the twenty-four hours ending at p. M,
April 8, 1895, as furnished by Thee. Stein,
abstracter of titles, Hartford Block. No. "a
East Market street.
Everett NJ Tresslar to Godfried
Schumacher, part of the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of
section 16, township Is, range A.. 81 200
Nancy j. Bush to George G. Swain,
lot III, in square 5, in S. A. Fetch
er jr.s northeast addition. .......... 1880
Charles E. Reynolds to Trustees of
Hillside-avenue Methodist Protes-
tant Church, part of lot 16, in
square 2, in 8. A. Fletcher jr's
northeast addition. Observation-Disclosures. 700
Anna NJ Mitchell to Sarah Borchert.
lot 10, in Bruce Place East End adj
uiLiOH 1,ZU0
David H. Brdstow to Erskin E. Hun
der ct al, lot 49, in Bradleys Pros
pect-street addition. ................. 400
Martha j. Keely to John w. McFall,
lots 295 and 296, in Mobiles subdi-
vision of part of outlets As, so, So,
90 ana 61. 5000
John F. Craig to Joseph Bohn, lot %,
in Haugh ct ais subdivision of
square %, in Holiness West-end
George w. Stout to Margeretha
Schubert, lots 49, so, 81 and SO, in
Stouts Haughville addition. ....... $500
Transfers, s; consideration. ......... $40 $50
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DULL DAY ON CHANGE
STOCK MARKET LACKS INTEREST,
but A FIRM TONE PREVAILS.
Moderate Foreign Buying Served to
Maintain Prfces-LocaI Markets
Steadily Improving.

At Now York. yesterday, money on call
was es at 2G3 per cent; last loan, 2l5;
closed at 25z per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4G51z per cent.
Sterling exchange was shade easier,
with actual business in bankers bills at
S4.S d4.s9ss for demand and $4.Ss1sG4 1874
for sixty days; posted rates. s4Ss1zQ4. s91a
and $1,000 905e, commercially bills. s4.s7ta.
Silver certificates, GsaaG67l4c; sales. s4O.O 600
Bar silver, 66Sc- Mexican dollars, SIC. At
London bar silver, 3O1kd per ounce.
Total sales of stocks were 142,S70 shares
including: Americans Sugar. %, 700; Atchison.
1900; Burlington, 1920; Chicago Gas. $500;
Distilling certificates. 10000; General Elec-
trio. 900; Louisville & Nashville. 300;
New Jersey Central. 1000; North American,
500; Reading. 400; ST. Paul.'7700; Western
Union, 3,000
The stock market was even '~ller yes
terday than on Monday. and, If anything,
less interesting. The tone of the dealings.
however. were somewhat firmer, and most
of the shares traded in showed advances
on the day. There are a large number of
shares which are lower than at the close
of Monday, and they include the grangers,
most of the coalers and some of the lead
ing industrials. Moderate foreign buying
and advices of a good London market for
ton here. A firm tone prevailed at the
opening. but the volume of business was
light and the trading soon became irreg-
ular. The coalers continued strong. Della
ware & Hudson selling up / per cent. and
New Jersey Central 7s. On the other hand,
Sugar and Manhattan fell OFF II, and other
shares smaller fraction. After IL o'clock
the industrials moved up, while the coalers
took downward turn, New Jersey Central
Delaware X Hudson i.
and Reading " percent Sugar was in
good demand and sold up 13s, and the
grangers made slight gains, but before noon
Burlington was forced down per cent, the
other stocks of the group reacting a small
FRACTION After midday speculation became
the actual active stocks Michigan Central
cent The market gradually became heavy.
IA had been recorded, the latter in Man
haitian. Subsequently the market recov-
cred its tone. but again became irregular,
closing dull and about steady. The Van
derbilts were more active than usual to-
day Michigan Central declined * to 93ls
to g. hgss pfioe touched
f Shore sold 4R t. Closing bel9w
general list are: National Linseed, Ia;
Denver a Rio Grande preferred, r. and
rubber; Leather preferred, Sugar and Long
were all fractional, except in Louisville &
New, Albany. which broke IL per cent.
Manhattan and Delaware & Lackawanna
are down y per cent, and the grangers
There was a moderate amount of trading
The aggregate sales were 1851, 600. The
principal change was a decline In Keoluk
q Des MONIES frsts OF 21z per cent.
bonds were dull
!, The following table. prepared by James E.
range OF fluctuations:
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Siac per ID; ducks &c per lb geese, 81. S09
$40 per dozen for choice.
Eggs-Shippers paying &c.
Butter-Choice, 1ed12c.
Honey-1Sc
Feathers-Prime geese, 30a32c per lb;
mixed duck, zoo per ID.
Beeswax-20c for yellow; 15c for dark.
Wool-Mediursa unwashed. lie; fine merino
unwashed, Sc: cotswold and coarse combing,
10I12c; tub-washed. 1edl8c; bury and I'M
merehantable. DC less.
HIDES. TALLow, ETC.
Hides-No. green-salted hides, 64c; No.
2. Size.
2. &C.
Grease White, 4skc; yellow, SIC; brown.
Tallow-No L. 4lkc; No. 2. 4c.
Bones-Dry, $12d13 per ton
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Available worlds Grain supply.

NEW YORK. April Especial cable and
Geographic reports to Bradstreet's. covering
points of accumulation in the United
States, Canada and Europe. together with
supply afoat for Europe, from all sources
indicate the following changes in available
stocks, last Saturday, compared with
the preceding Saturday:
United States and Canada, east of Rocky
mountains-Wheat, decrease, 2,310,000 bu;
Pacific coast. wheat, increase, $4,000 bu;
total decrease. wheat stocks, both coasts,
g. 600 blu. Afloat for and in Europe
Wheat increase, 3S4. 600 bu; total decrease
in worlds available wheat, $4,000 bu.
United States and Canada, east of Rocky
mountains-Corn. decrease. $4,000 bu; oats,
decrease, 579, 600 bu. Leading decrease of
available wheat stocks last week, not re-
ported in the official visible. supply in
clude the following: $4,000 Blu in Northwest
ern interior elevators; $1,000 Blu in Chicago
private elevators; "a 900 bu at Omaha; 81 900
Blu at Newport News and 10000 bu at Port
Huron. The only corresponding increases
were few in number, the more notable be-
ing: A,000 Blu in Milwaukee private eleva-
tors; 10000 bu each at Ogdensburg and Full
ton N V
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5 futures ranged as follows:
Cash quotations were as follows: FIollr

. CASH QUUtdIIUT5 We're as fO1Ows: Flour
firm and unchanged. No. spring wheat
5S1sq60kc; No. 3 spring wheat, 57s4c; No
red, 549sc; No. 2 corn 451bc; No yellow
e cor 4544 q4aAc; No: ats 29c; No white
33s4 033c; No. white, 24@3234c; No. Q rye
55c; No. 2 barley, 52@53c; No. 3, 4SG53c; No
nominal; No. fiaxseed, $1.3S24 prime tim
othy seed, 40; mess pork, $12. 121aalz Is
Qoosel, 6.3006.35c; dry-sa1t shoulders
tboxedl 514153sc; short-clear sides, (boxed)
81. &c; clover, S4GD935.
On the Produce Exchange to-day butter,
eggs and cheese steady and unchanged
Receipts-F1our, 1900 brls; wheat, 5000
bu: corn, 10000 bu; oats, 167 600 bu; rye
5000 blu; barley %, 600 bu. Shipments
Flour 5000 brls; wheat 16 600 bu; corn. II
GOO bu; oats, $4,000 blu; rye, 1900 bu; barley,
q. 900 bu -
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Police Relief Fund pirertor,.

There have been 2 number of inquiries
made at the police station as to the RELIABLE
ity of r. l. Edwards. who has been visit
ing the merchants of the city. representing
a directory publishing company, and stating
that half of the proceeds OF a pocket direc-
tory, which he proposes TO publish are to
go to police pension fund. Eugene Harris
private secretary TO Superintendent Powell
says the statements of Mr.. Edwards are
true There has, been mutual aid assoc
Mr. Edwards offered to get up the directory
and give half of the proceeds to the new
organization, and he is now soliciting adj
vertisements for tho proposed book.
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MIGHT EXPEDITE MATTERS.
Gas Investigating Committee Work
ing without Regular Attorney.

Gas Investigating Committee Work.
ing without a Regular Attorney.
The question has been frequently asked
why the Council investigating committees
have never called upon City Attorney
Scott for legal assistance. When the Coun-
Gil was investigating the old Board Of
Works, the cross-examination was all con-
Quoted by members of the committee, and
it was said that had a lawyer been en-
ployed the work of the committee could
have been shortened. The present commit
tee appointed to investigate the gas ques-
ton has no regularly employed attorney.
Mr.. Chambers, who is a member of the as
sociate committee from the Commercial
Club, has kindly volunteered to question
witnesses, but no has mapped out
course of investigation prepared ques-
tions to be asked. Mayor Denny said yes
terday that he did not know why Mr.. Scott
or one of his assistants had not been called
upon, unless it that the members of
the committee thought the time of the
department of law too much occupied with
other matters. Very little has been ac-
corflplished by the gas committee except to
gather information upon which future eX-
aminations may be conducted. The COM
mittee has no stenographic report of any
of the meetings. 1t has not fully been de-
cided whether to visit the gas field or not.
Members of the Council committee think
such a trip would be advisable, but some
of the members of the associate committees
think all the necessary information can be
obtained from the two gas companies.
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Tuesdays BANK CIcarings

AT Chicago-Clearings s14.2 900. New
posted rates. si.s6614S9. Money, s per cent
on CALL 6 on time.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 81, 252, 7Ss; bal
At Baltimore Clearings. s2,224. S7s: ball
ances IS, 33S 1872.
At Boston-Clearings s4,725,S57; balances.
$1,3T,3
AT Cincinnati--Money, sos per cent. New
York exchange. 80 cents premium. Clear
ings, $2,01S500.
Al ST. Louis slearings. OSs. s14 balances,
$7s6 257.
At Memphis-clearings 1866. oOo balances,
SO, IA
At New Orleans learings. s1,s71. 757.
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A New Railroad.

A new railroad is projected in articles of
Incorporation yesterday filed with the Secre-
tary of State, to be known as the Chicago
Lake Shore & Eastern. Its capital stock is
s5o.o0o and the incorporators are W. G.
Berimson, Z. c. Crane. Frank l.. Wean. j.
S. Keefe and f. d. Prentice. 1t is to run
from a point on the west line of the town
ship of Hobart, Lake county. westerly and
northwesterly to the most practicable point
Ifat,
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Te1enhone Girls sauna.

Manager L. G.. Hough. of the Central
Telephone Company, yesterday issued an
order that the operators at the exchange
should stand while answering calls. The
girls have been allowed to occupy chairs
formerly compelled to stand. The order is
more in the form of an experiment., but IL
better service is obtained under the new
rule II will be continued in force
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cleared from Rio April I, s. s. Turkish
Princess, 500 bags. Warehouse deliveries
from New York yesterday. 158 bags: New
York stock to-day 190,16s bags; United
States stock. 225 147 bags: afioat for the
United States. $1,000 bags; total visible
for the United States, 49,, 147 bags, against
40, 2n8 bags last year
Sugar-Raw firm: sales. April IS. 5000
bags continent, IS average, 2hc C. and f.;
April s, LOO tons for shipment at 7-32c:
April 8. $40 bags, 95 test, in port, at 2 3-16c
{. and f.; April 9, 1859 bags, 50 test, at
1 1850 C. and f.. refined quiet
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rn.nrnnrnica YESTERDAYS.

Articles of Incorporation were yesterday
filed with the Secretary of State by the
Phiianthropic and Industrial Insurance AS
sociation. of Indianapolis; Chicago, Lake
Shore Eastern railway company, capital
stock. $4,000; Hartford Light and Power
Company, capital stock $4,000.
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York, $3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
s945: Philadelphia in bulk. s9.45. Rosin
quiet; strained common to good. I.52i2q
1.5712. Turpentine nominal at 31h632.
OIL CITY. Pa. April 9-Petroleum--Na-
tional certificates opened at S1.29; highest,
81. f51a; lowest, S.29. closed, S1.45. Sales,
u1,000 brls; clearances, Eos 000; shipments.
1853 bris: runs. 1851 brls.
CHARLESTON. April 9.-Spirits of tur-
pentine firm at 2Sc. Rosin firm at sl-1o.
SAVANNAH. April 9.-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at 271ac. Sales, 40 brls.
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NOTICE TO nIDDERs.

The committee on Manual Training will
receive bids until u M, April To- 10 furnish
certain students experiment tables and also
for system of electric lighting and power
for the shops In the Industrial Training
School The committee reserves the right
to reject any or all bids Plans and specin-
cations may be seen at the office OF r. I.
Emory. director Industrial Training school,
South Meridian street
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DAILY VITAL STATIsTICS-APRIL o.
Deaths.

Infant Moore. one month. City Hospital,
exhaustion.
Infant Duffy. one month. City Hospital,
exhaustion.
Phillips Carter, nine years, IA Hadley
street meningitis.
Catherine G. Williams sixty-three years,
147 Bates street paralysis.
Freda Meters, two years. city, pneumonia.
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Minor Municipal News.

The petition for an asphalt improvement
of Walnut street, from Pennsylvania street
to Massachusetts avenue, has been granted
and the papers ordered prepared.
"Reminiscences have been filed against a
brick pavement on Michigan street, from
Blake TO the old mill race, and against the
asphalting of ST. Clair street. from West
street to Indiana avenue.
The Board of Works yesterday refused to
accept the remembrance of the Big Four
Railroad Company to the opening of
Fletcher avenue across its tracks, and con-
firrned all action previously taken.
a petition ten feet in length was yester-
day submitted to the Board of Works ask
ing that one of the engine houses be To-
Gated on II. w. Carriers lot, on Hillside
avenue, near Seventh. 1t will be considered
The Board OF Works yesterday adopted
resolutions for brick pavement on Clifford
avenue. for asphalting Capitol avenue from
Ohio street TO Indiana avenue and for
grading and graveiilg the roadway and
sidewlks of Edgewood street. from Sanders
street TO Brinkmeyer avenue.
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Sewer Contracts Let.

When the Board of Works opened bids
local sewers in West Vermont street it
was found that Horace H. Fletcher and
Gansberg & Roney had each bid SIS a
foot. Lots were drawn and Fletcher re-
ceived the contract, the successful lot be-
ing selected by newspaper man who was
present. The other bidders were: Mans
s1.2s Daniel Foley, s134; Conduit & De
Ruiter, s1.45; Fulmer-Seibert Company
$1.47; l.. E. Haag, $1.37; c. b. Mercer, 81 "a
tenn of local sewers in California street
Blackford street. Indiana avenue and the
first alley south of North street, Sheehan
Brothers were the successful bidders at
s1.46 a foot. The other bidders were I:
Horace H. Fletcher. SL4l; Mansfield & AL
Dessert. S212; Fulmer- Seibert COMPANY
Sill l.. E. Haag. S1.89; Conduit & De
Ruiter Company $1.75.
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Weak-HOgs Active
and Higher-Sheep Dull.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 8. Cattle-Re-
ceipts 100; shipments, none. There were but
few on sale, mostly butchers grades. The
quality was only fair and the market was
ha RELY steady ON that class.
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Births.

Theodore and Amelia Weber. city, boy
II. A.and Mrs. Weirwell, City Hospital,
girl
Charles and Airs. ogan. 1851 Gsaceland
Andrew and Nethe chamberlin, 1o6 Agnes
Strpet- Girl. e.1- -
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ST. LOUIS, April 9.-Lead steady at
2.S7lsc; spelter dull at 3.05c.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Pig iron quiet;
steady; brokers' price. case; exchange price,
9.40d9.4 5c. Lead steady, brokers' price,
2.95c; exchange price, 30ll2q3.loc I'm
ter quiet but firm; domestic, 3.2oq3 25c:
sales on Change. 100 tons tin, including
Manitoba, 14c; April 1850; May, 13.S Sc,
and May, 81, sellers option to double, Is. Sc
and May 81, sellers option to double, 13.Soc.
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Mnrriare License

Frederick P Pike and Grace May Nc
Mahan.
Louis d. Chandler and Lizzie Taylor.
James Gilgouf and Clara C.'Vickery.
William w. Robinett and Cora H. Ander-
son.
John w. Wilson and Carrie Abercrombie.
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Another Clerk Needed.

The Board of Works is in need of new
clerk to make copies of Improvement speci-
fications. Clerk Parker is somewhat be-
hind in his work owing to the spring rush
of business. The board Will probably ask
new clerk appointed in the assessment
bureau Office to be detailed to copying
work. The fact that members of the board
have been making some inquiries regarding
a suitable man gave rise to the rumor that
Deputy Clerk Milford and Pierson Mem
denhali, of the street commissioners Of
fee, are to be dropped. Mr.. Holton, presi-
dent of the board, said last night that there
is no truth in such a report. Mr.. Milford
is kept busy with his regular work and
Mr.. Mendenhall has all he can do, so they
cannot be called upon to assist Mr.. Parker
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April 9.--Agents have adj
vanced Amoskeag A A tickings Ac
Berkeley No. so cambrcs. Ac, or to 7lec;
clover 36-inch bleached cottons, 215 per cent,
and Rockdale 36-inch cambrics, 14c per yard.
The spot demand was irregular, but num-
Der of important buyers took a good guam
tity of brown bleached and colored cottons.
Printed fabrics in moderate request. Print
ing cloths active, with sales of $4,000 pieces
81 squares at 9-16c for contracts and small
sales of odds.
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The civil-service board is sending let
tiers to the different cities where civil-ser-
vice rules are in force, asking information
regarding the appointment of clerks and
employees, especial information being sought
regarding examinations for sanitary off,
GERS. The board has no rules for the ex-
animation TO be held. The examination
which will be held next month, is open to
all, and persons standing the highest will
be appointed. t4
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Provisions.

FfOy1S1Ons.
Bacon-Clear sides 40 to 80 lbs average,
SIC; 80 to 40 lbs average, sac; 20 to 80 lbs
average, Size. Bellies, % lbs average sac
II to 1e lbs average. S5sc; II to Is lbs aver
sssc; IL to 20 lbs average, sssc; to 10 lbs
Shoulders English-cured. = lbs average.
7%gsc; lbs average, 7zG7a4c.
Hams-Sugar-cured, Is to 20 lbs average.
llc; 10 lbs average, lie: 121a lbs average,
i He a II r los ze; block sss hams
ifornia hams, sugar-cured, 10 to IL lbs aver
age 797Ac. Boneless hams. sugar-cured,
Picked ePork-Bean pork, clear. per prl,
200 lbs. SIS; rump pork, 3d.
BREAKFAST Bacon-Clear first, 11Ac; Sec
Lard--Kettle-rendered in tietces, &c; pure
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
9 sannaanas-per bunch q Oh. $1a1.25.
onda Per ps ss %h Rer s9T per pu,
top sets. 81.
f'ineapples- 1893 per doz
Sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, 50 per brl; ILL.,
nois, $2.75; seed sweets. s250a3 per brl.
Potat oes-Per brI, $3.50: per bu. S0aS5c.
seed Potatoes-Early Ohio, Sl20 per Blu:
Cheese-New York full cream, 12@14c;
skins. 5G7c per h.
Lernons-Messina, choice, $313.50 per box
Apples,,Per brl. New York and New Eng
Celery-Per bunch, S0@35c, according to
quality. California, 75c per bunch.
onions hi rel bu yellow soc red s. per
Parsnips- 25@1.5O per brl.
Lettuce-15Q1Sc per lb.
Oranges-California seedlings, So 5002. rs
per box; navels, $2.25q3.50; budded fruit. s.
Maple sugar-9Q1oc per lb; maple molas-
Kale-40Q60c per brl.
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BOSTON, April 9.-The tone of the Boston
wool market Is decidedly quiet. with de-
creased volume of trade in comparison with
the previous week. This is, no doubt. due
in part to the fact that the new wools viii
soon be available and BUYERS are holding
off where they are not obliged to nave the
wool at hand. Australian woods, however
are an exception to the general trade and
a number of sales have been made at full
prices. The following are the selling prices
for leading descriptions: Ohio and Pennsyl-
vanfa fieeces. No T. 19c; x ana above, 15J5c:
Xxx and above, 16lac; Michigan X. 1414c
No. 1, 1Sc; New y ork, New Hampshire and
Vermont X, 14c: Texas wool, special neii-
UNI, lie; seconds, 27c: fine. lie: California
woods, special northern, Ice; middle special
&c: Oregon woods eastern fair, Sc choice
Zoe; Australian woods, secured basis, comb
ing super 40c; combng, good, 3Sc. average,
35c Queensland combing, BIC.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Wool con-
tinued quiet but steady to-day; Ohio, Penn
svlyania and West Virginia Xxx and above
17d18c; and above, 16Qt17c medium, 200
Mc; quarter blood, 21Q22e; common, 17(d1Sc;
New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, ETC., Xxx
16117c x, 15116c: medium, 19020c; quarter
blood i2O0Nc; common, 1741Sc; washed,
combing and deIaine fine. 1Sll20c; medium,
21Q22c; low. 22Q2Sc; coarse. 20Q21c; .un-
washed medium, l6Q17c; low medium, 170
18c: braid 16017c: unwashed, light and
bright. fine, 11912c; medium 15G16c low
medium 16I17c; coarse 15a116c; unwa shed,
dark colored light. fine, 9Q10c; heavy fine
66Sc medium. 120f3c; fine medium, HOBO;
coarse, EQ12c; territorial and Northwest
ern light. fine, SG10c; heavy fine, 1000;
fine medium, 10Q11c; medium, 11013c; quar-
ter blood, 12G13c; coarse, 11f12c.
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WILMINGTON, Aprfl 9.-Rosin firm:
strained, sl.2o. good. $40 bid; spirits of tur-
pentine steady al 2se Tar steady at Csc.
soft. 81 virgin. $3.50
NEW YORK. Petroleum firm and United
closed at s1.s5 Washington. in barrels. s.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, April 9-Cotton quiet and
steady; middling, 6ssc. Net receipts, 53S
bales; gross receipts. 1856 bales; exports
to Great Britain. .193 bales; to France 1 O74
bales; to the continent, 24i9 bales; for
warded, 553 bales; sales, 245 bales; spinners.
1i5 bales; stock, S19 bales
LIVERPOOL, April 9.--Cotton large bust
ness: prices firm: American middlng fS-32d
The sales of the day were 1900 bales of
which 1900 were for speculation and export
and included Is eco bales American: re-
ceipts. 5000 bales. including 500 bales
American.
NEW ORLEANS April 9.-Cotton firm:
middIine 13-16c: low nlddling, ) 7-I6e: good
ordinary 5isc. Net receipts. 1853 bales
gross, 1922 bales; exports coast WISE g. 22
bales; sales, $3.50 bales: stock, 1903 bales
MEMPHIS April a.-Cotton firm and IN
changed: n1iddling 13-16c. Sales 500
bales; receipts. 600 bales; shipments. 500
bales, stock, $40 bales.
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HOss-FIecelpts, 5UU0; SHIPMENTS, 2,UOO.
The quality was only fair. The market
opened active and higher on light and
medium weights; no good heavy weights
here. All sold. The market closed steady.
Heavy packing and shipping. IS. 0065. 25
Mixed ........................... 4.90d5.15
Light Observation-Disclosures. 4.90Q15.10
Heavy roughs Observation-Disclosures. 3.50l4.7 10
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 100; ship
ments none. The quality was only fair.
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