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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-04
DIR. ANDREWS coNsrDERs.
He Has Not Yet Replied to the
Trustees of brown University.

TFUstceH OF BrOWH tnIVersIty.
New York, Sept. 9-E Benjamin An
drews, president of Brown University, was
at the Murray Hill hotel to-day.
To a reporter, DR.. Andrews said that he
had made no response as yet to the re-
quest Of the corporation of Brown Univer-
sity that he reconsider his resignation of
the presidency of the institution As to
the tender which had been made to him
OF the presidency of the projected Cosmo-
politan university, DR.. Andrews said that
the subject is still in allegiance. No de-
cision will be reached, probably for a
month.
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ing made by the Savannah commands is
highly creditable to them
The grass and lack of knowledge of the
distances made all the skirmish runs ex-
tremely poor.
follows:
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ND Hilton TROPHY E!
Won by Savannah Marks
men.
CHAMPIONS OF THE NATION.
Contest Was Empire State Against
Empire State.

From Third Place mt the short
Range, Georgia Wins Out Magnif-
icentIy - Unprecedented Record
men in the WOrId-Stiff Wind Pre-
vented Perfect ScOres-stOry of the
Great Victory.
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San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 3.-w. Russell
Ward Of Santa Monico, Cal, the English
man whose sensational elopment with Mrs
John Bradbury of Los Angeles to this city,
July last, resulted in their arrest for adul-
terry. was discharged on Thursday Aug
26, and he left here for New York on Mon
day evening.
He went presumably to join his wife
and family in ENGLAND.
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AERIAL NAVIGATION.
Problem Believed to Have been
Solved by n Nebraska Inventor.

OMAHA, Neb.. March 3l.-During the
past six months an alleged air-ship has
been observed floating in the heavens in
different sections of this State. For the
past three nights it has been lowering over
Omaha. The unusual occurrence has cre-
ated much comment, which has crystallized
in the opinion that an inventor of a real
air-ship has been testing his machine i'm
Nebraska preparatory to- placing it before
the public. The indications are that John
o. Preast. of this county. is the author of
the mysterious machine. Preast Is a
unique character. occupying his time at his
country residence near Omaha in expert
menting with air-ships. constructing models
and studying all subjects incidental TO the
theories OF applied mechanics along the line
OF providing "A vessel that will propel itself
through the air. He has consumed the past
ten years in this way. and the walls of his
homo are covered with drawing OF queer
shaped things. some resembling gigantic
birds, while others look something like n
big cigar. all OF which he says represent
models of air-ships- He is regarded as a
crank by many. houg being a man of
very superior education. He came to Oma-
ha from Germany twenty years age. and
has lived the life Of a recluse. With q few
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the fol
l-ow;ng-named Indianians:
Original-James S. Overton dead, Pekin
Additional-William Hart. Attica.
Restoration and Additional-Asahel Car
penter dead, Center Square,: Samuel s
Wilder dead, North Vernon.
Reissue-(Special act, March 22) David
Joslin dead. Macksville.
Renewal-Thomas Winegardner. Law.
re~nceburg.
Inc~reaseSpecial. March % Especial act)
Charles w. Sentman,- Williamsport.
Increase-ReaSon M. Scott. Burns CITY
Samuel w. Crown. Tennyson: Hiram II
Jackson. Petersville; Augustin Riffel. South
Bend; Linsey Watson. Edinburg; Jesse G
Blough, Goshen; Frank Rudy, Goshen
Peter Gaumer, Flora.
Reissue-Charles Strasnider, Owensburg
Nathaniel n. Gallagher, Delphi; Peter
Nichols. National Military Home.
Original Widows, Brandt
Aventon: Especial, March 29 Mary j. JOS.
lin. Macksville; Rebecca c. Mcdaniel. Indi.
annapolis; minors of James s. Overton. Pc.
kin; Elizabeth w. Wilder, North Vernon.
Ann +. Carpenter, Center Square.
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offerings. Lambs were in demand at 2.5oG2.75
for a few inferior lots up to % Vs. Tor STo g 3
81. 40G5. 25. Sheep were salable AT S.&a3 Tor
common % prime hoeks; rams selling az $3.50
1900.
hipment Leo. Market active and steady Tor
natives: Texas a shade higher; fancy eNpoIt
steers. 4loGa. bulk at 81 io0t45; dressed eeet
and butchers steers. a bulk At $1,000.
sSSod4i5: stockers and feeders. 8. 5q4 bulk
at S.2oG4; cows and heifers. Ssgt2s bulk AZ AZ
49,: Texas and Indian steers. fed. s.25aIsO;
grass. s2.75A3.70: COWS and heifers. 1uS.zs
mixed. ss.7sG4; heavy. sS;eca4.15. 80
strong: native Inuttons. sS.ssQ475; lambs, $40
as. so: Texas sheep. grass and fed. Sa3.75-
NEW YORK. March S1.--Beeyes-hecei2ts,
G4.s5: bulls. s.. 6oGS.sO: dry cows, 81. ~.
SGi6f+c: refrigerator beef. loQiOssc. Exports.
$3.50 quarters OF beef. i.oS.
Market active and l2c higher. with all sold;
Hogs-Recelpts. 1851 Market frmer at s+.a
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $500; sales. 1000;
Best lambs slightly firmer; other grades ahc
sheep quiet; sheep. A.50d5.S1i2: lambs. 5000.
KANSAS CITY. March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
G. 800; shipments, 2.s0O. Market steady 10 strong
Texas steers, s3q4.65; Texas cows, sSyeqS 10;
SI.5eq4: stockers and feeders. 40; bulls
II. 600: shipments. $40. Market
weak TO sc lower: bulk of sales. $S.sodSSV'
heavies. S3.s5n3.yO; packers, A.SdS.so; mtNed
s.. SOaS.s5; lights. sS.70a3.%; Workers. $50
pigs, $3Q360. -.
strong.
EAST LIBERTY. March 31--Cattle firm
prime, 81. 9On5 10: feeders. 50 .I5d4i0 bulls, stags
and COWS, 81. 75d3.5 so; veal calves, $3.50.
Hogs active; prime medium, A.20qi.25; best
heavy Workers. S4.l0@4.l5; light Workers, $40
4lO; pigs. sS.s5a4; heavy, fqi.2O; roughs, =
ass.
tives. 50. 7504.9O; common, s choice lambs
s.. GOd5.SO; common to good. 45Q5.S5.
LOUISVILLE, March 1.-ca.le-Receipts l2l
Market slow: shipping steers. 3.SSQ440; butch
ers, s.. 25; stockers and feeders, S2.5Oq4. .
Hogs-keceipts, 4,43S. Market dull; heavies. ~
mediums. $. soQ3.95 lights, s3--uS-oo; roushs
S2.95q3.25.
Sheep-ReceiIts. 81. Market strong; choice
sheep. s.. 5063.75; fair. 81. 75q3.25: extra lambs
4.60Q5; fair, Siq4.50.
EAST BUFFALO. March 31.-Cattle steady
Hogs active: Workers. good to choice, S4.25G
4.S5; roughs. common to good, .50G3.s pigs
common TO fair. IS.
Sheep and lambs strong TO firm; lambs. goot
to choice, S6G6. 20; choice 10 common, S4.25Qo.49
sheep. good TO choice Westerns, S.l5d5.25; cull'
and common, S5Q4.
CINCINNATI. March 3l.-Cattle easy and lower
at 81. 75d4.25: receipts. 500; shipments. 100.
Hogs steady at sS.2S@4.0; receipts. 6.loo; ship
mentS, l,lCO.
Sheep higher at s2.75d5: receipts. 200; ship
ments none. Lambs higher at siu5.s5.
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REAL-ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transfers. with "a Total Con-
Liberation of S22S25.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder S
office of Marion county. Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. March 81, 1881. as
furnished by Theo. Stein. abstracter of titles.
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis, Suite 229. first Office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
William +. Henley ct al. TO William F.
Espey, Lot 10, Block 4, Gavin * Rock
woods East Woodlawn addition .....-.... 5000
lot 1000
David Springer to John w. Kirkpatrick.
east half of northeast quarter of Sec
ton "A. Township Il. Range 5.........-.. 5000
Willis Previtt TO Robert II. Strouse. Lots
IL. IA. 10 and 10. Block IL, Clevelands
Central Park addition. ..-:-.-.----...: ZOO
of west half Of southeast quarter OF
Section 10, Township IL, Range 5..-...-.... 50
Henry w. Smith to Samuel f. Perkins,
part of Lot 8 Vests heirs addition. 6W
Henderson George to Amanda Il. George,
Lot 3 Gibson's subdivision of Block %.
Lynn IL. Martindale to Elgmo j. Hoover.
Lot l25 jefferson Park addition $500. 40
Lynn II. Martindale TO William NJ. Hoover.
Lot l4 jefferson Park addition.......... 40
Lot 3, Block 10, Central Park addition. LOO
Mollie c. Vial to Dora Duncan and hus-
band, Lot 4 Whitsetts subdivision of
Cross's addition 1000
Charles Fearnaught to Charles A. Vim
hedge. Lot 25, Square 1. Lincoln Park
Equitable Savings and Loan Association to
Joseph Hamilton, Lot SO, Block !,
Beaty's addition so
Clayton c. Coil to Levi +. Harlan, Lot
II, Brenneman's addition TO Wellington. II
Transfers Il. cons;dera, ion 500 2y
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who know him in Omaha he stands very
high. Mr.. Preast refuses 10 admit that the
air-ship reported in different sections of the
State is his invention. but he has been
away from home recently much OF his time.
which is very unusual for him. and some
time since he told several persons that he
would surprise the world with "A working
model In 1881. The light that has been seen
traversing the heavens has been about the
only part of the air-ship that has ever been
seen. This is because IL has never been WIS.,
ible except on dark nights. Many think
this is additional evidence OF the inventors
Shrewdness. since he experiments only on
dark nights when nOnc can tell what he IL
doing. There is no doubt that the light
seen in different parts OF the State IL the
same, since the descriptions by dozens OF
people who have seen IL always agree The
light is about as large as a locomotive
headlight, and seems TO be turned up. down
right and left ar the viii Of some human
agency. Sometimes IL is seen rushing
through the air at "A very high rate OF
speed and again Is observed stationary or
half a mile high. The two lines in the past
week that the light has been seen at Oma-
Ia il disappeared near Preasts home. how
cring over the place for a few minutes and
then appeared 90 go out. "A number OF per-
sons have called on Preast In reference TO
the matter. but ne has laughed at them
and In n good natured way refused 10 give
them any He denies. however.
that the air-ship. II IL Is an air-ship, h Of
his own construction
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis

NEW YORK. March Observation-Disclosures. 14.775
brls; exports, I.939 brls. The market showed
pronounced weakness and generally lower prices
on all grades. Trade was small; Minnesota pat
erts. 81 10G4.35; Minnesota bakers. SO. 6563. so:
| winter patents, s.55G4.75; winter extras. $3.50
3.55; winter low grades. 81. 6O@2.7 rs. Rye flour
quiet. Corn meal steady. Rye easy: No. 9 West
ern. Soc. Barley dull at 2sAc. Barley malt dull.
WheaN Receipts. 5.725 bu; exports. 65,9s1 bu.
Spot weak; No. = red. s2hc; No. 3 hard winter.
7e%c. Options opened weaker and sagged off all
day in response to extensive May liquidation.
aided by lower foreign markets. absence of ex-
port demand and favorable spring and winter
wheat crop prospects. Bull news was scarce and
without influence. Prices finally rallied on local
March, soc: May, 7sssG7f s-I6c. closed at TIC.
Corn-Receipts. %. 300 bu; exports. 15gO97 bu.
Spot firm: No. 2, 3Olac. Options generally firm
all day with few changes. supported by rains
IVES, ana enoTnous ciea am closed unchanged
oats-Receipts. ia, 500 bu; exports. AS bu. Spot
large Ge exp export den demand oa.'V Closing &c SIC hui high hem \ L a
Hay dull and quiet. Hides firm. Leather
Beef quiet; family. $50; extra mess. 40: beef
packet. sSas. Cut meats steady: picked bellies
S5.25Q5.'5: picked shoulders. SO; picked hams.
sass, Lard steady; Western steam, si45; re-
Tallow quiet. COtton-seed oil easy.
prices 15a2O points lower under heavy receipts
at Brazil AMI weakness in foreign markets. The
spot market was demoralized and added to the
depression. Trading was .~spasmodic. and aside
from light European selling was local: closed
steady at SGaS5 points net lower. Sales. 1906
bags. including: May, L75q7 soc. Spot coffee
Rio weak: No. Z. invoice sac, jobbing SIC. Mild
weak; Cord1va, 14a15izc. Sales. LOCO bags Rio.
No. Z. cost and freight, at 7&c: 400 bags Mara
caibo, D. I. Rio-Receipts. 5000 bags: cleared
for the United States. 5000 bags; cleared for
Europe. 5000 bags; stock, 2S6.0o0 bags. Total
warehouse deliveries from the United States.
$500 bags. including 1881 from New York; New
York stock to-day. SS3.0c6 bags; United States
stock. AIS. 81 bags; anoat for the United States.
81, coo bags; total visible for the United States.
75. al bags. against 455. S9s last year.
Sugar hrmer: fair refining. Sc: centrifugal. 90
test. 3%c; sales, 200 bags centrifugal, SO test.
at 3Ssc: 2,450 bags molassCs. 50 test, at 24c. ali
at breakMater. Refined finn.
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THE JOBBING RAD
THE quotations given below are the selling pri
OF the wholesale dealers.)

Crhe quotations given below are the selling prices
OF the wholesale dealers.)
Canned Goods.
Corn, 6Ocgs125 Peaehes-stsndard s-Ib, sl5Oa
standard. sL55q2; California seconds STOOLS
berries. lib, sOGs5c; pinearples, standard, 2-lb.
S1.lOnl-5: choice; s2q2s0; cove oysters. lib, full
soc: Lima isans. si.iOGI.@: peas. marrowfats.
S5cqsl.lo; early June. scqsl. 10; Holsters. Sl.S5p
.: red cherries. 90cQsi, Strawberries. sOQ95c; sal
Candies and Nuts.
candies-Stlck. Sac per 10; common mixed. Size
Iraa l6' q; a a. Z. mixed; d., sl1G; Banner stick Ice;
Nuts-soft-shelled almonds. lialsc; English
S walnu rs;as issi Brazil kn m,x nuts nui Toe; , tloer's' ne' pea
Coal and Coke
The following are the prices on coal and coke
as retailed in this market:
Anthracite coal, =. per ton; Pittsburg lump.
Jackson lump. $3.50; Greene county lump. s2.s:
Blossburg coal. $50; crushed coke. So per "a bu;
lump coke. SD; foundry coke. So per ton.
Drugs.
Alcohol. s2.32G2.5O: asafetida. 25aSOc; alum. 2s
form. $50 zoe: copperas. brIs. eoG6sc: cream tar
tar. pure. 500 BE; indigo. 65aSoc: licorice. Calab..
morphine. p. < W.. " per oz. 81. ssae. 20: z1 %add Esg Ia la
loo; oil. castor. per gal. sl.G5q1.l0; oil. %bergamot.
per OK. siasle: balsam copaiba. 7Ca75e: soap.
CASTLE. FIR, 2ql6c: soda. bicarb.. ilsasc; salts.
lac: turpentine, SaaSsc: glyeerine. l4al6c; iodide
potassium, s3u5.l0; bromide potassium. 5o4a2c:
chlorate potash. 2Oc; borax. l2QIic; cinchonida.
l2Hl5c. carbolic acid. 2Sn30c.
~Oils-Ltnseed. 52q3tc per gal: coal oil. legal
test, 7GI3c: bank. 4Oc; best straits. 900; Labrador.
60c. West Virginia. lubricating, 2CQ 3Oc; miners.
45c: lard oils. winter strained. in brls. sOc per
gal; in half brls. &c per gal extra.
Dry Goods.
Bleached Observation-Disclosures l.. exc;
e emh No 80. Ise; Cabot sAc; Capitol; &c:
the LOOM. 6lzc; FarweIl. &c; Fitchville. Sac:
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e GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Good Weather Increases Trade and
Prices Rule steady.

More spring-like weather yesterday made a per
ceptible increase in trade on the wholesale streets
and on Commission row. Dry goods houses, gro
GERS and hardware men all report a very good
days trade. Leather dealers had a fair days
trade and prices on all descriptions of leather
are firm. Provisions are not moving quite as
briskly, but prices are firm at the recent re-
vision. On Commission row business is more
active. Seed potatoes are selling well, cabbage
and onions in good request and firm. Oranges
and apples are bringing better prices. Produce
men are quite busy. Eggs are frmer and some
of the packers would pay Sc yesterday.
The local grain market is active. Corn and
yesterday, the market closing with track bids
ruling as follows:
red. 76d7Sc: wagon wheat. SOC.
Corn-No. l white. 24&c; No. 2 white. FAC;
No; , white bite 2i.e; No. v ! Teite mixed; Elesf; 5 Sc: : N Thi's E
white mixed. 2Olzc; No. 2 yellow. &c; No. 3 yell
No. 3 mixed. 2sc: No. 4 mixed. 2Olac: ear corn.
oats-No, 2 white, pc, No: , white. zoe; No.
Hay-No. i timothy. Ss.J099; No. 2 timothy, 81
as; prairie. s6d6.50.
Poultry and Other
prices, paid by shippers.)
P~oultry-Hens. She: springs. Size; cocks; &c;
young turkeys. &c; toms. Sc; old hen turkeys;
&C: old toms. &c; ducks. &C; geese, 4Oc for fun
Butter-Ccvntry. choice. loo; mixed, &C.
FesthersSSfrime geese. soc per Id; prime duck.
Beeswax-soc for yellow; 25c for dark.
Honey-l2M14c per 10.
wooi-Medium unwashed. 12c: fine merino. I'M
washed. 1nc. tub-washed. 20q2Sc; bury and un-
merchandise, sc less.
HIDES TALLow.
Green-salted Hides.No., /. 7Ac: No. 2. &c; No.
G~rease@White. Ss.e; yellow, sac; brown. 2Ac.
Bonts-Dry, sl2Ql3 per ton.
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A IN GENERAL
Quotations at st. Louis. Baltimore,
Cincinnati md Other Places.

ST. LOUIS, March 31.--rlour dull, steady and
unchanged. Wheat The speculative market
opened dull and dragging. with a decidedly weak
feeling. which prevailed most OF the session. de-
spite frequent fluctuations. Futures closed nc
lower for July. with May 7s1lc under yesterday.
Spot steady; No. 2 red. cash, elevator. g3c nom
iral: track. 94c; May. S74GS7Sc: July. 73Lc
asked. moderately active and
steady early. advancing later and closing strong
but unchanged from yesterday. Spot higher: No
2. cash, 21&c; May. 22ssc bid; July. 25ssc. Oats
er: No. 2. cash, lsi.c bid; May. lSc bid: July.
Isle bid. Rye lower at 33G35Isc. Barley nom
inal. Corn meal. 81. a As. Bran weak: sacked
east track. nominally 50Q52c. Flaxseed nominal
at I2isc. Prime timothy seed. s2.e0a270. HAY
quiet, but firm: prairie. $4T7.50: timothy as 50J
12.5O. Butte firm; Creamery. 17asl1c: dairy. 10
qisc. Eggs lower at. IAc. Whisky. Sis. Cotton
ard mess. %tobbing. ss.5ogs. Lard easy: prime
steam, "a; choice. A.l0. Bacon-Boxed Shoulders
81. 30. extra short-clear. s5.s2ia: ribs, s5.45: shorts
s5.32is. Dry-sait meats-Boxed shoulders. s4.s2as:
p ~ coo br,s. wheat & s snof g, so,sn.
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ElSewhere.

CHICAGO, March 31.-In cattle choice beeves
were strong to l9c per 100 pounds higher and
other descriptions remained steady. Trading was
active on a basis of 50. 70H4 for the poorest lots
OF native dressed beef steers up 10 81. 25a4.50 for
fair and medium grades. S.6015 for good 70
choice export cattle and s.. i0G5.50 for strictly
choice to fancy steers. The bulk OF the offerings
sold at 81. 25a5. Stockers and feeders sold largely
at s.. C5M4.25. Bulls sold very well at a wide
range OF prices. the bulk fetching S2.50a3 Is.
Calves were in demand at s9d5.S0 for poor 10
choice, with fancy calves salable around s.. s0d6.
Texas fed steers largely at 81. a
Trade in hogs started of actively at stronger
70 2lsc higher prices. Later on the market
weakened and the days business was transacted
at about yesterdays figures. Sales were at 81. 50
"a for rough 10 good heavy packing. with a few
prime 2S0-pound hogs selling up to A.D. The
bulk OF the hogs brought A.1e44.l
In sheep prices remained strong. with moderate
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Deaths.

Mary E. Clayton. seventeen months. Isl Co.
lumbia avenue, measles.
Infant iPegg, one hour, 81 North Alabama
street, hydrocephalus.
Rebecca Chance. ~sixty-six years. Tuxedo PARK.
pneumonia. ~
Infant Round, % West wilkins street, pre-
mature.
avenue, consumption.
W.. NJ. Pence. sixty-four years, Insane Hos
pital. la grippe.
Dora Parker, twenty-one years, 1883 North
western avenue, consumption.
Francis Rsckman. nine months, $50 Brookside
avenue, coitis.
George Weise, forty-nine years, haywood
pneumonia.
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Cotton.

NEW March 31.-Cotton firm; mid
ding, 8 15-l6c; low middling, 6l2c: good ordinary,
6%c: net receipts. 6.25S bales: gross receipts,
6.522 bales; exports to the continent, 400 bales;
exports coastwise, 2,S42 bales; sales, 1,4W bales;
stock, 245, 052 bales.
NEW r March 21.-Cotton firm; mid
ding. Z 5-16c: gross receipts. 1851 bales; exports
TO Great Britain, 113 bales; forwarded, 69 bales:
sales, 200 bales; spinners, 60 bales; stock.
242, 57S bales.
March S1.-Cotton steady; middling.
67sc; receipts, Col bales: shipments. S1 bales;
stock. e. 976 bales: sales. l 100 bales.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. March 31.-There was one sale of
certificate oil. April delivery. 1000 brls at 9sc.
and 1000 brls. May, at 9Il2c; no change in credit
balances; runs. l27. 655 bris; shipments. 1880 brls.
WILMINGTON. March 81. - Rosin firm
strained, s1-i5; good. $50. Spirits of turpentine
steady at 26i2G27c. Tar steady at 9oc. Turpen-
tine firm: hard, S1.3O; soft. $3.50.
NEW YORK. March sL-Petroleum quiet:
United closed with no price given. Rosin quiet.
Spirits OF turpentine quiet at 2s2Q2S&c.
March 31.-Spirits of turpentine
firm Al 27Ac; sales, 37 5rls. Rosin firm; water
white, s2.65.
CHARLESTON, March 31.-Rosi firm at S1.45.
SPIRITS of turpentine firm at 26l2c.
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anPed as follows:

Cash quotations were as folIoWs; Flour dull.
No. . spring wheat. 70hd O7sc: No. 2 red. S4sd
Se7sc. No. . corn, 241sc: No. 2 yellow, 24%c. No.
2 oats. lie; No; 2 white. SoA a2ise; No; white
ley nominal; No. 3. T. o. b., 21d3ic. No. / flax
seed. 75G7sc. Prime timothy seed. S2.s2l2. Mess
pork. per brl. IS. a SO. Lard. per 100 lbs, Si.20.
Short-rib SIDES. loose. S4.506475: dry-salted shout
ders. boxed, s4.7oq5: short-clear sides. boxed.
S462Izd4.75. Whisky. distillers' finished goods.
per gal. Sis. 5.5lc; granu-
lated. 1890.
Receipts-Flour. IL. 900 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu;
corn. 1870. 600 bu: oats. 244.000 bu; rye. 5000 bu
barley. $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 1000 brls:
wheat. 81. COO bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 212, 900 blu;
harley q 900 hu.
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Building Permits.

st. Clair Parry, repairs, North Meridian street,
$500.
G.. w. Bunting, kitchen. Buckingham street.
SO.
Joseph Coils, addition, 1S3 Elizabeth street, $50.
Deutsche Haus. rae three frame buildings,
North New Jersey street. slG0.
william jackson. frame addition, 500 East Six
teenth street, $3.50.
Anna f. Thomas, stable. 33 Yandes street, $50.
j. H. Law, stable, 1913 Huron street. 500.
j. F. Phillips. repairs. Al Bellefontaine street,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-01
Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, March 1.laS
packages. Market firm; Western creamery, l5a
22c: Elgins. zee; factory, sdi2l@c. Cheese-Re-
ceipts, .43 packages. Market firm; state,
large, sdi2Ac: small. 9G12l9c; part skins. 5dSc;
full skins. 2i2d3c Eggs-Receipts. 21.913 pack
ages. Market steady: State and Pennsylvania,
log Western. 9Aa10c; Southern, 9Adslze.
ANSAS CITY. March
HM1c higher on stronger Eastern markets.
creamery. iSllQ1sc; GARY. 1Od13c. Eggs-The
market to-day was quiet and weak. The receipts
continue heavy: strictly fresh, &c.
March 21.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was firm
creamery. i6d2lc; dairy, l1p1sc. Cheese hrm at
l01aQlO%c. Eggs easy; fresh, shqS12c.
PHILADELPHIA March 21.-Butter firm and
in good den'and; fancy Western creamery, PIC.
Eggs steady; fresh nearby, sl3c; fresh Western,
gisG10c. Cheese unchanged.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-04-01
Iron md steel.

CHICAGO, March 31.-The Industrial World
tomorrow will say: Western iron and steel mar
kets have paused during the week to await the
effect of the ore pool dissolution upon prices.
Among buyers the impression has existed that
the range might he lower. There have been as
yet no apparent results of this kind. Foundry
pig iron is produced from non-Bessemer ores.
which are not affected by the dissolution. Prices
for Northern irons are unchanged, No. ? foundry
selling at SEES Some grades of Southern iron
are 4 little weaker, No. 2 foundry being quoted
at so. 25G 10. 40. Steel products are selling in fair
volume at unchanged prices.