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FAVOR A BIGAMY TREATY.
WOmen's Council Adopt Resolution
from Canada.

The last regular meeting OF the Local
Council till fall was held yesterday af err
noon. There were fifteen ladies present
representing less than that number of So
cieties auxiliary to the council. The resiy-
nation OF Mrs j. l.. Ketcham as member
of the municipal committee was accepted,
and Mrs. A. r. Hale was chosen TO sue
coed to the position. The programme COM
mittee offered list OF subjects. which are
to be introduced at the meetings next sea
son. and which will be open for discus
sion when presented. These include:
Property Rights of Women Woman
Legal Position Under the State as Wife
and Mother industrial Training for
Women Sanitation Music and Art
The entire list will not be filled as later
subjects may be desirable. A series OF
resolutions as to the neglect OF The au-
thorities in enforcing the slot-machine law,
neglect TO provide women attendants for
insane women, to appoint Jail matrons, and
nicipal committee. Mrs Nichols read a
report of the women's National Counc
Of Canada. Features OF the Canadian
will ADOPT are the effort 10 secure an in
ternational treaty to punish bigamists: to
urge the study and practice of applied de-
sign for women. a resolution OF the Can
ada Women's Council which heartily
indorsed was:
Inc COuncli OF Women appreciates the
efforts of many of the leading newspapers e
suppress the publication OF unnecessary de-
tails of crime and brutality. so certain t.
have injurious effec; on the public mind
and especially on the minds of the young "
a new committee will be formed 10 pro-
vide popular amusement. The council be-
lieves much good might be done by provid-
ing high-claSs entertainments for peoplt
who have not much money. Mrs. Mary
Moody was named as one. and the pres
idcnt Will select others. who will investi-
gate the subject. The next meeting of the
council will be held in September.
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up. Prices OF fruits and vegetables are
governed much by the receipts OF each day.
Strawberries are still on the market. but
few choice ones. Cherries are scarce and
poultry and egg markets are steady; re-
ceipts moderate. Good butter is in active
request. The seed market is quiet.
The local grain market was moderately
corn and oats are in good request at the
following prices. track: o.
Wheat-No. 2 red. SEC; No. ) red, SIC;
Como. j White. Sc; No. white. Sc;
No. white. 53c; No. l white mixed, 9llsc:
No white mixed. sic; No. yellow. u lec:
No. yellow. 5l12c; No. 2 mixed, 5lizc; NO. 3
mixed. 5ll2c: ear corn, 5Oc.
ss 1; '"'Aeo' 'O'' NO. . "'' ~
Bran-sl20.
Hay..No,. 1 timothy. 81; gold1S: No. 2. slla
u.J0: No. / prairie, Sllnll.oO; mixed, 800,
clover, $3.50 per ton.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices Paid by Shippers)
Poultry-Hens. &c; young chickens, zoe.
EggsNShippers paying 1Oc-
Butter-Choice country, SqlOc.
Feathers"Prirne geese. soas2c per Id;
mixed duck. zoe per 10.
Beeswax-2Oc for yellow: 15c for dark.
Wool-Aiediun unwashed, 12c: fine merino
unwashed, s.; cotswold and coarse combing,
lOG12c; tub-washed. 164l8c; bury and un-
merchantable. &C less
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
Hides-No. green-salted hides. SIC: No.
Calf Skins-Green-salted No. /, 715c; No.
2. &C.
Tallow,No: ]; IL; No. 2 &c.
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FAIRS In INDIANA.
List OF Dates, Places and Names of
AssOcia tons and Secretaries.

cambridge, A. r. Allison.
July 30 to Aug; 2-Delaware district fair.
July 80 TO Aug. RIPLEY county fair. Os-
good. w. c. Leslie.
Aug. s to s-Wayne county fair. Hagers-
Aug. L to i6-HoWard county fair. Koko-
mo. o. l.. Moulder.
Aug. 10 to l5-Grange Jubilee fair, Writ
Aug. 10 to lS-Jenerson county fair. Madi-
son, ID. III. Demaree.
Aug. 10 to lS--Henry county fair. New
Aug. 10 to esNBoone county fair Lebanon.
T.. G.. Darnell.
Aug 10 10 zs-Fairmount fair. Paramount.
Aug. 10 to 2l-Tipton county fair, Upton.
w. r. Oglesby.
Aug. ID to 2HSpencer county fair, Rock
port. c. VI. Partridge.
Aug. 20 to 23-Newton county fair. Mo-
Aug. 20 to 23-Maxinkuckee fair. Marmont.
j. II. Koontz.
Aug. 20 TO 2s-Delaware county fair. Num-
Aug 20 to 2f-Dearborn county fair Law
renceburg. j. :. Dorman.
Aug. n to 2i-Warren county fair. West
Lebanon. NJ A. Judy.
Aug. Is to 3o-Hancock county fair. Green
| field. Ebert Tyner.
fort, Joseph Heaviion.
Aug. 26 to 30-Johason county fair. Frank
Aug. 20 TO 3o-Harrison county fair. Cory
don, Amos Lemon.
Aug. IS to 3o.,Bridgeton union fair. Bridge
ton. r. NJ. Miller.
Aug. % TO Auckland City fair. Oakland
City r. T.. Burba.
Aug. a TO sI-sco;t county fair. SCOTS
burg, Joseph II. Shea
Aug. q 10 3i-Remington fair Remington.
Jasper Guy.
Aug. q TO 3l-Grant county fair. Marion.
II. G.. Hamaker.
Aug IS to 3l-Paoli fair. Paol A. w.
Brune-.
Sept. 2 to s-District fair. Boswell. VIM.
H. Mcknight.
Sept. to 7-Tippecaroe county fair. La
fayette. VIM. II. Blackstock.
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Decrease I'm Available Stocks.

NEW YORK, June l.-Special cable and
telegraphic dispatches 10 Bradstreet's.
covering principal points of accumulation
in the United States and Canada and Eu
rope, together with supplies atoat for Eu
rope, from al sources. indicate the fol-
lowing changes in available stock last Sat
urday, compared with the preceding week:
United States and Canada. east of the
Rocky mountans-Wheat, decrease. 3,17i,-
900 blu; Pacific coast. decrease. 325.00) blu;
total decrease, both coasts, $4,000 bu.
Afloat for and in Europe-Wheat, decrease,
.,S6 600 bu; total decrease worlds available
wheat. 3,S55.e0o bu. Corn, increase, $4,000
blu: oats decrease. 39.0o0 bu. Leading de
creases of available wheat stocks not COW
cred by the official visible supply include
10000 bu in Northwestern interior Gle
vators, 100000 bu in Chicago private Gle
vators, 1000 blu al New Orleans and $500
bu at Fort William. Corresponding in
creases are fewer in number: 100000 bu at
Cleveland, 10000 bu al Milwaukee, private
elevators and $4,000 bu at Kingston, Ont,
being the most conspicuous
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Nine Transfers. with n Total Con.
sideratiOn of $15,s5O.

Instruments filed for record in the re-
corder's Office Of Marion county. Indiana.
for the twenty-four hours ending at D. m.
June IL. 1895. furnished by Theo. Stein,
abstracter Of titles. Hartford Block. No. ~
East Market street.
Emma j. Holloway ct al. to Aquilla
q. Jones. part of lot a. Hendersons
addition Observation-Disclosures. s.. 900
Harriet a. Quackenbush Equitable
Saving and Loan Association, lot l2l
Bradbury a. Co.'S Southeast addition 400
Clara kiess to Robert Il. Jerusalem
lots l and ,. block II. Sangster Har-
rson < Co.'S Oak Hill addition. 1880
William Henry to William r. Myers
and wife, lot 1i3, Morrisons third
addition Observation-Disclosures. 1900
! David NJ. Carson TO Max Goodman.
lot =, Latonia Park. 800
Atwater j. Treat TO LOUIS G.. Desch-
Ter part of lots and 3. Young's
subdivision of Buffers addition. !, 100
Helen p. Carson ct al. TO John Picken
lots 4, - and Is. in Picken & Lof-
tins subdivision of Picken & Lof-
tins East Washington-street addi-
tlon .-..-....-.--..-........-... 1,CU0
Maria Rose ct al. to Asa c. Ruse,
part of southwest quarter of south
west quarter of section Is township
10, range 2.......................... 100
James Fl. Moore to James r. Morton,
lot 81, Strong 4 Co.'S subdivision of
block IL, Johnsons heirs addition. $500
Transfers, 8; consideration............ SO, 100
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Sept. 2 to 7-Spencer county fair. Chris
lem, f. w. Menaugh.
Sept. to 7-sheiby county fair. Shelby
Sept. to Pike county fair. Petersburg.
Sept. 5 % 7-warren tri-county fair. War
Sc Sept. to B-Montgomery county fair.
crawfordsville. w "; Morgan dO91gan fair r.r,
H auto. ". Il r. DUNCAN. county ' zero
Sept. to Is-Daviess county fair. WASH
ington. John DoMney; s,.,-,., o..
Sept Q to iEGIbson county fair. Prince
Sept. 10 to blake county fair. Crown
Sept. 10 to iS-Kentland fair. Kentland.
Sept 10 to BRUSH county fair. Rush.
Sept. 10 TO H@Huntington county fair,
Huntington Adam l.. Beck.
Sept. IL to 1i-District fair. Macy. Ira 3.
Sept. Is to 2o-Tri-state fair. Evansville.
Sept. is to 2O-cayuga fair. cayusa, J. 5.
Sept. Is to 2l-Indiana State fair. Indian
apolis, Charles +. Kennedy.
Sept Is TO 2l-Dubois county fair, Hunt
ingburg, u. Rentpholer.
Sept II TO 2o-Carroil county fair. Camden.
Sept il 10 9oSLagrange county fair. La
Sept. II ID aO-Agrlcul.uraI and Industrial
fair Plymouth, Chris Fisher.
Sept. IL to 20-Wabash county fair. Wa
Sept II 10 20-Porter county fair. valpa-
Sept. il 10 2i~starke county fair. Knox,
II. n. Koffel.
Sept. . to 27-Jay county fair. Portland.
George w. Bergeman-
Sept q 10 27-Flora fair. Flora. c. z.
Nobes.
sept 81 TO 27-LaPorte county fair. La
Porte, j. Sene Dorland.
Sept. "a to Z-Fayette county fair. Con-
nersvillc. w F. Downes.
Sept % 10 27-Monroe county fair. Bloom
ington, c. II. WorrelL
Sept. q to 27-Bremen fair. Bremen. Henry
Sept. "a to 27-Ligonier fair. Lisonier. J.
Sept q 10 2s-Vermilion county fair.
Newport. John Richardson.
Sept. - to Oct. f--Eastern Indiana fair
Kendallv'ile. J. :. Conlogue.
Sept 80 10 oct. s--Soufhern Indiana and
Northern Michigan fair. South Bend. Dixo
oct / to 5-Redford fair. Bedford. 5. T.
Oct. TO Poplar Grove fair. Poplar
Oct. l TO 4-Randoiph county fair, Win
chester ID. T.. Hoffman.
Oct. 10 5-Fulton county fair. Rochester.
George V. Dawson.
Oct. 7 TO il-Northeasiern Indiana fair.
Waterloo. NJ Kiplinger.
Oct. 10 li-Steubea county fair. Angola.
a. l.. Huston
Oct. to li-Bourbon district fair. Bour-
bon. G. ID. Ettinger.
Oct. II 70 ls-knox county fair. vincennc4
J J. W. Emison.
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At NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce Mt the Sea-
bonrd's Commercial Metropolis.

NEW YORK. June n.-Flour-Receipts.
1890 brls; exports. 2l,S0) brls: sales, 15,4GO
packages The market held firmly. but
rather quiet; exporters Indifferent. South
ern flour dull. Rye flour quiet but firm.
Corn meal dull; sales, 800 brls; yellow
Western. Sis; Brandywine, s..
Wheat-Receipts. none: exports. LOG. 400
bu; sales, l5,705,OOO bu futures, 5000 bu
spot Spot market dull; No. 9 red. in store
and in elevator. s27sc: afioat, &5sc; f. o. b..
Sia.c afloat: No. hard SSc delivered. OPP
tons opened lower on the bureau report.
but soon rallied and advanced actively on
large buying orders from outside and local
sources. helped later by big reduction in
the worlds stocks according to Bradstreet.
Realizing finally set in and broke the mar
ket cent. closing at la4ssc net loss. There
was a disposition in some quarters to put
a bullsh construction on the crop report
No. . red June. closed at Sc; July, SEA s3i:c,
closing at S3i5c; August, S3fsGa5sc, closing
at Sic: September SsdS5lsc. closing at
size; December. s4ladS67sc. closing at sec.
Corn-Receipts, $500 bu; exports, 10000
blu; sales, 10000 bu futures, 4soo0 bu spot
Spots irregular: No. 2. 557sc in elevator
567sc aaoat; yellow. SIC. Options opened
weaker, with wheat. advanced on local
covering. but sold off under absence of
cash demand West and better crop pros
pects closing at s4a7sc loss July. 5sL@
57s.c. closing at 5sAc; September, 51l4G5SAc.
closing at size.
Oats-Receipts. 1920 bu; exports, 1900 bu:
sales. 100000 bu futures. eo.oco bu spot.
Spots quiet; No ., 33Ssd5ii4c; No. 3. de-
livered 34ssQ35c: No. 3. 33d33i4c: No. .
white 37isc: No. 3 white. 36l4c; track white
37Gi3c. Options steady at first. but later
was influenced by the break in corn. and
closed at 4nssc net decline. June closed
at s3iec; July. 3SAnSiLc. closing at $50. !:
September. 333s "a 34ssc. closing sac
Hay firm Hops quiet. Hides firm.
Leather firm: hemlock sole. Buenos Ayres,
light to heavy weights, 22a23c; acid 2lq2ic.
Wool firm.
Beef steady. Cut meats steady. Lard
lower; Western steam closed at 6.15c; sales.
go tierces at 675c: July closed al 500 NOM
inal: September, 7.l0c, nominal. Refined
quiet. Pork dull.
Tallow dull and easy.
Cheese steady; State, large, 5Q7Mc;
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The applications of the following named
Indianians have been granted:

The applications of the following named
Indianians have been granted:
Decentralization Packard, Orestes. Mad
ison: Thomas Dunno. Eagle. Sullivan; Jo-
seph Funk. Anderson, Madison.
Authorization Perigo. Hellman. War
rick: Theodore Thurber. Kokomo. Howard.
Increase-Wilham $. Ocarhart. Fort
WAYNE. Allen; John A. Pittser, Michigan
town. Clinton; I.arkin OConnor. Lafayette
Tippecanoe; Anthony King. Salina, Perry.
Reissue-William +. Smart, Upton, Tip
ton: David 3. Grady. Ellottsville. Monroe;
Andrew J. Kirkland, Bobe. Adams: Elisha
Pierce. Clinton, Vermillion; Charles c. Az
bell. Vincennes. Knox: Samuel NJ. Day.
Evansville. Nanderburg; David c. Sutton
Fort Wayne. Allen: James w. Graves, Mo-
rocco. Newton: Edford a. Stone. Dale.
ter. Wabash; James Hetrick. Fort WAYNE.
Allen.
Original widows, etc.-Clarissa Thompson
(mother) Indianapolis. Marion; minors of
John J. Cook. Darlington and Bowers,
Mon gOmery
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nlrclas.

William and Estella Bishop, 22i Fletcher
avenue. boy.
girl.
+. and A. Hupka. 73 Wisconsin street,
boy.
street, girl.
Charles s. and Edith Owens, SO Elm
street, boy.
street, girl.
Mike and Mrs. Kiant, South Charles
street. boy.
girl.
f. and II. Eberton, Miami street boy.
Joseph and Mary Fults. Colgrove avenue,
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm. No. spring wheat, Soss@sSa4c; Nc. 5
spring wheat, sec: No. red, 1884 QS9c. No.
corn. 5iHm5llSc: No. 3 yellow corn, alN
5l%c Nc OATS. 3G2sc; No. 2 white. 3S@
SSiIc: No. white. s2lsa3Sc. No. rye. zoe.
nominal. No. / fiaxseed, 81 4sl4. Prime tim
othy seed, $50 Mess pork, per brl. sl2.5
@la55 Lard, per 10. 6.52i2aS.55e. Short,
rib sides Qcose). 6.2JGS.31c. Dry-saltei
shoulders (boxed), 52sd5isc. Short-clear
sides (boxed), 6i2d65sc. Whisky, distilers'
finished goods. per gal. sl.26l2.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the
butter market was steady; creameries, 10M
l7l9c; diaries. 10@t6c. Eggs steady at 11Q
l2c. Cheese. 6i9M7l2c.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls: wheat. u 600 bu:
corn, 1900 bu oats, 2o5.C00 bu; rye. 5000
bu: barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, f.
ooo brls: wheat, 10000 nu; corn, 16l 600 bu:
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PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-Wool in bet
ter demand. Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia XN and above, 16dlSc; X and
above. 1ed17c; medium. 1Sd19c: quarter
Michigan, Wisconsin. etc, XN, 15G16c; Y,
laGl5c; medium. 17dlsc: quarter blood. 1SG
zoe; common, 16m1Sc; washed combing and
2GT21c; coarse, lS019c; unwashed medium,
l5G16c: low medium. 16@l7c: braid, 15d16c;
unwashed Digit and bright fine, 11012c;
coarse, 14dl5c: unwashed dark colored)
light nne. Snl0c; heavy fine, case: medium.
12d13c; fine medium. 10612c; coarse, 10d11c:
Territorial and Northwestern light fine,
1On1lc; heavy fine, 7Ql0c: fine medium, 11n
13c: medium. llq1Sc; quarter blood, 10G12c
coarse l0u12c.
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Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Bananas-Per bunch, sl.25Gl.75
Cabbage-New, Se.25Q2.5o per crate; Louis
Sweet Potatoes-New Southern Queen.
Onions-New onions, $3.50 per bu; Bermuda
,cheese-Sew York full cream. 12al4c;
skins. SAFE per 10.
Potatoes-Per bu. 65G zoe.
Pineapples-s1G2 per doZ.
Lemons-Messina. choice. 8 per box; fancy
Apples-Per brl. New York and New Eng
land stock, 81.
Oranges-CalifornIa seedlings. s2-5e92. IS
per box; navels, 1915.
Strawberries-S213 per case OF "A quarts.
Green Peas-sl.25 per bushel.
Green Beans-Si.50 per bushel. a
New Potatoes-S2. 50G3 per bril-
tCoacoanuts|A per 100 leo .or s,x,s,..
crate.
Cherries-ss per stand.
Gooseberries-S6 per stand "A quarts.
Plums-2 per crate.
Seeds.
Cloyer-Choice recleaned, 6O-lb, S5.75M5 80;
prime, s5.15u5.90; English choice, s5.75G5sO;
prime. S5.75; Alsike, choice. s6.40d6.50; Alfal-
IA, choice. 50. 1oGt5.4o; crimson or scarlet clo-
yer. $500; timothy. 45-lb. choice. s2.6Oq
s 2.S5 Strictly prime prime s. sCa2sC blue grass.
fancy, Ii-lb 81. 4Op1.J0 extra clean. SQ9Oc.
Orchard grass extra. sl.S5a29S: red top.
choice. slal2o; extra clean; socssl' En-
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin. &c, 1Ox14 14x2O.
12xl2, S5.50d6; TX, l0x14. 14x20, 12x12, $40
80: &c. 14x20. roofing tin, s.50d5; &c. COX
q. ssalO; block tin in pigs. lsc; in bars.
zoe. Iron-27 iron, 2s4c; c iron. Slzc; gal
zinc. 5G51ac. Copper bottoms. zoe. Plan
ished copper, 20c. Solder 11@12c.
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Summer-Like Quiet Coming Over
Some Departments of Trndc.

II Is noticeable that in some lines of
trade a summer dullness is appearing. al
though two weeks TOO early. The extreme
heat OF the last two three weeks has
forced the dull season somewhat. Dry
goods and boot and shoe houses of the
number, and grocers speak OF trade as
little quiet. but are OF the opinion that two
or three days Of good rain would greatly
revive business. on Commission row there
In considerable doing. Fruits and vegetables
are In good request. and all arrivals OF good
stock taken at good prices. each evening
seeing the arrivals OF day well cleaned
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DAILY VITAL STATISTICS-JUNE II
Deaths.

William {. Smith. sixty-two years, 40
North PENNSYLVANIA street, apoplexy.
William H. Schroeder. twenty months 1l17
East Michigan street. entero-coitis.
Conrad Schneider. seventy-three years
4o6 South East street. Bright's disease
Edith Downin twenty months, 30 John
street, congestion of brain.
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building Permits.

G.. r. Martin. frame repairs. Woodside
avenue, $500.
c. Il. Martin, frame house, Woodside ave-
nue. 500.
Laura Bottom. frame house. Nineteenth
street, $l,5C0.
Thomas Essig. frame addition, Z Rose
lane $500
william Beatty. frame house, Shelby
street 500.
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Marriage Licenses.

Adam L. Tetzler and Dora l.. Price.
Thomas Craven and Carrie Jones.
William II. Carlue and Ina Thompson.
Andred Mailer and Fannie Lilly.
Thomas O'Gara and Lizzie Dugan.
George @. Hill and Florence Shirley.
Thomas j. Moore and Nellie F'erriter.
Harry l.. Hawkins and Estella r. Sinks
Angelo Caruso and Katie +. Ceiling.
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MINING SHARES.
Tue.aay'. Bank CIcnrinr..

At Observation-Disclosures, 81 81. go
At Chicago-Clearings. Sii.730 900. Money
on call. 4u5 per cent. Commercial rates.
sac per cent. New York exchange 35c
Sterling exchange SiS0G4S9.
At observation-disclosures s1l, ,347; bal
ances $500. $50.
At Baltimore-Clearings. s2.752 292: bal
ances Ss6S 956.
At New York-Clearings. slO9. 80: bal
ances. S6.359. 800
Ut Roston-Clearings, sis5l2.Ss7; balances.
81 sol 5Sf
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Eastern Insane Hospital Fuu.

The deputy clerk OF Decatur county was
in the city yesterday 10 see IL some ar
rangements could not be made whereby a
person declared insane at Greersburg could
hc placed In the Central Hospital Tor the
Insane. The Eastern hospital Is full
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ers' price. 1oizc: Exchange price, 1886.
Lead strong: brokers price. 3i2l5c; FIX
change price, 3.30c. Tin weak: straits
13.5Sc. Plates steady. Spclter weak
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Oil.

WILMINGTON, June 11.-Rosin firm:
strained. SLID; good. Sl.20 bid. Spirits of
turpen,ine firm at 26iac bid. Tar steady
al rs Turpentine quiet and steady; hard,
$40: soft, Sl.s0; virgin, s..
OIL CITY. June 1l.-Oil opened at S1f3;
highest. 81 46: lowest 81. i3: closed at 81. IS.
Sales, 1000 brls; clearances. 10000 brls;
shipments. 99.315 brls; runs. 1913 br,s.
NEW YORK, June n.-Petroleum steadi-
or. United closed at 81 80 bid Rosin firmer:
strained. common TO good, Sl.55Gl.6O Tur-
penIine firm.
SAVANNAH, June n.-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at &c Did; sales, 1.23T brls. Resin
firm.
CHARLESTON, June 1l.-Sprits of tur-
pentine freely offered at .6;2c. Resin, sl.10.
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Dry Goods.

BOSTON. June 1.-THE market for wool
ems is quiet as IL is now between seasons
for those goods. The mills are fairly ac-
tive in getting out spring AMI fall goods,
and Indications point to a busy season in
4 few weeks. A large volume of business
is being done in dress and woolen goods in
the factories. and orders are placed away
ahead in many mills. Manufacturers COM
plain. however. about small profits. and
the prospect of still smaller margins in
view of the probable advance in wages.
The flannel market is firm. but the trading
is small, with Indications of a brisk trade
when buying begins. Mems woolens are dull
ana the market unsatisfactory, but few Or
3ers are yet placed. although the mills are
fairly busy in anticipation Of brisk trade
in spring and fall goods.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Althoush Tuesday
is not much of a day for business, with a
good number of prominent buyers from
out-of-town markets considerable inquiry
was extended TO bleached cottons, cambria
muslin, colored cottons and white goods for
immediate delivery. There was a better
inquiry for 6i-square contracts at . 13-l6c,
but sellers were not free in accepting such
business.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS June i1.-Cotton quiet !;
mid6l!np 7c: low m.ddling. csc: good ordi-
nary. bloc. Net receipts. Lilo bales; gross
receipts. l,2S3 bales; exports coasCwise. $50
bales: sales. 400 bales: stock. 49, l2s bales.
NEW YORK. June Observation-Disclosures.
7Lc. Gross receipts, 500 bales; exports 10
the continent. 1.272 bales: forwarded, s33
bales; stock. 22l. 1s5 bales.
MEMPHIS, June u-Cotton steady: mid
ding. l5-16c; receipts, % bales: shipments
s63 bales: stock, 4.04l bales: sales. % bales
Metnla.
NEW YORK. June 1l.-Pig iron steady;
American, $oqlo.25. Copper steady; brok-
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ifornia hams, sugar-cured. 10 to IL lbs aver
age, 7i1c. Boneless hams. sugar-cured, 3
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Cattle Scarce and Quiet-iIoGs Active
for Heavy Gredes-Sheep steady.

|. INDIANAPOLIS, June n.-Cattle-Re-
GENTS 1An. shinn,ents - The market WAS
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Bacon-Clear sides, 40 to 50 lbs average.
Ia.c; 80 TO 10 lbs average. t1sc: 70 10 30 los
IA 10 rs lbs average. Slsc; u 10 10 lbs aver
age, Sizc. Clear backs. - 70 - los average
average. Issc
Shoulders-Englsh- cured. l. lbs average
7ssc; lbs average, Sisc.
Picked Pork-Bean pork, clear, per bril-
300 lbs. 49, runp pork. $13-
Breakfast B.tcon-Clsar frsts, 12c; sec
onds. lie.
Lard ket:le-rendered. in tierces. Sc: pure
lard. 7%.c.
Hams-Sugar -cured, is 10 20 lbs average
lie; 16 lbs average. lie: 1914 lbs average,
llLc: 10 lbs average, 11isc: block hams.
il3Ac: all first brands: seconds. &c less. Cal