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a train between Chicago and Detroit, but
lost his place. Later he secured position
ductor.
L. D. Mccormick, passenger traffic man.
ager OF the Big Four. D. G. Edwards. pas
senger traffic manager of the Cincinnati.
passenger men are at Charlevoix, Mich. at
tending meeting of the Central Passenger
Association.
indianapolis lines are deriving more rev.
enue from excursion business this season
than in any former year. and the excursion
business of next month and September
promises to be very large Both the Big
-Four and the Pennsylvania lines are ar
ranging for excursions to new points.
The Big Four has inaugurated the practice
or giving all the repair work and reballast-
Crouch e. Co were given the contract to re-
ballast enc hundred miles of the St Louis
division and have placed a steam shovel at
the Macksville gravel pit to load their cars.
j. ]. Fletcher. formerly with the Indiana,
Bloomington & Western. now traffic mana
ger of the Kansas City. Memphis & Biz
mingham lines, sailed on Saturday for Eu-
rope accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter. He expects to be absent a month or
six weeks. His health is somewhat broken.
Before leaving for the army. M. w. Cool
ey, engineer of maintenance of way on the
Toledo & Ohio Central. was presented with
an elegant sword, purchased by the officers
and employees of the company. The presen-
tatiOn remarks were made by T. +. Whittle-
sey. general superintendent of the Toledo q
Ohio
". II. Caniff. late general manager of the
Lake Shore road, was last week presented
with gold watch and chain purchased with
money contributed by employees on the Lake
Shore, many Of them having been associated
with him thirty years Mr. Caniff, who is
now president of the Nickel-plate road,
acknowledged the gift in a fitting manner.
1t Is stated that every employe, even the
oilers at the roundhouses, contributed to the
purse which purchased the presents.
The portion of the Peoria. Decatur &
Evansville yet to be sold extends from Peo-
ria to Evansville and were the Woodford
syndicate to secure control of it, as doubt
less it will, it would give the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton, in connection with the
Indiana. Decatur & Western a good line
to Peoria and Evansville. Once into Peoria,
the c., II. & ID. would be greatly benefited
in its business. The line named would be
but twelve miles longer than the Peoria &
Eastern, the shortest line between Indian
apolis and Peoria.
The managers of the Joint Traffic Asso-
citation have given instructions to the effect
that the following clause be inserted in all
tariffs which are subject to the jurisdiction
of the Joint Traffic Association: Under this
tariff, when freight is to be loaded by con-
signor unloaded by consignee, 81 per car
per day or fraction thereof for delay beyond
will be added to the rates herein named.
charges collected by the carrier on the prop
crty, except, however, when in conflict with
the car service association or local regula-
tionS at shipping point or destination, in
which case such car service association or
local regulations shall prevail
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce mt the Sea-
hon rd,a C0mmer cinI MefrnnnIis.


boards Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, July 12.-Flour-Recepts. 1855
brls; exports. 24.921 brls. Market dull but steady
with the late rise in wheat. Corn meal steady;
yellow Western Tic. Barley malt dull.
Wheat-Receipts, 925 bu; exports, 211, 700 blu; No
red 90c, I. o. b. afoat; export grades $50
elevator. options opened easy and most of the
day were guided by crop advices and the new
crop movement. inducing short operations finally.
however, big export developments prices rail-
lied sharply and closed only h@1c below last
night; No. red, july SG1z@sllac, closed at S11sc
September. Z BW73Ac closed at 721sc.
Spot steady: No. 3 37lkc elevator Options opened
easy and declined under the government crop
news but rallied finally with wheat. closing
changed; July closed at 357sc; September 1914
6J367sc.
Oats-Receipts 10O. 500 bu; exports, 177,O25 bu
Spot quiet; No. 2. Prize; No white 29c Options
bearishly influenced by the government report
but rallyng with corn; closed unchanged; July
closed at 271sc.
Hops steady. Cotton-seed oil steady; prime
crude, 1Slac; prime yellow, 231sG24c.
Coffee-Options opened steady at unchanged
prices to points decline. ruled exceptionally dull
cables being unsatisfactory and SPOT trade stag
nant; absolutely speculation; closed quiet and
unchanged to points lower. Sales LEO bags, in
GLIDING: September, 565c. Spot coffee-iRio duh
and nominal No. Z. invoice 6sc, jobbing Csc
Mild inactive CordOva. S1z015c.
Sugar-Raw firmly held; fair refining. 315c CEN
trifugal, 90 test, 41sc; refined firm.
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Quotations at ST.. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS, July 12-Flour dull. but heavy
Wheat lower, closing weak, July &C. Sep
TENDER 1501%c and December &c under yesterday
Spot lower; No. red. cash. elevator, 75c asked :
September, 66ssGbo7zc; No hard. cash. 77G7sc
Corn dull and fractonally lower for futures. Spot
steady; No. 2, cash. Sic bid; July, 305sc; Septem-
ber 307sc Oats irregular for futures Spot
24c; July. 22s4c asked September. 1880 bid; May.
21hc bid; No. white, 261z427Izc. Rye In de-
mand at 44c. F1axseed nominal at $lO1 Prime
timothy seed, S1.5OQ250. Corn meal steady al
$150I1.T5. Bran firm sacked track, 4SGIi9c.
Hay steady TO strong; prairie, $5.500650; timothy
"a 50f11. Butter firm: creamery. 14G16ikc dairy
10Q14c Eggs firm at 9i2c. loss off. Whisky
steady at SIPS. Cotton ties and bagging firm and
unchanged. Pork higher; standard mess jobbing.
$40. Lard quiet prime steam. $5.25; choice. IS 3d.
clear. s6.12iz ribs. $6.25; shorts. $637I Dry-salt
meats-Boxed shoulders 50: extra short-cear,
S. 6219: ribs. s575 shorts. $5.S71a ReceptsFlour.
5000 brls; wheat, $500 bu; b. 0O0 bu; oats.
LEGO bu Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls wheat,
Zoo bu; corn. Is. 600 bu; oats. 81. 900 bu
BALTIMORE. July 12-Flour dull and I'M
changed receipts, 1876 brls; exports. 81 brla
Wheat easy; spot, oz1S4lsc; month. S07kc asked
August. 74AGT4--c; steamer No red. 7Sc asked:
receipts, 21,723 bu: exports none; Southern wheat
by sam~le 75GS5c; Southern wheat grade. 1914
GlS415c. Corn steady; spot and month"; 3i7aG35c;
August 35<QS5isc; steamer mixed. 3324 n333sc re-
ceipts $3.50 bu; exports none stock, 1883 Ss1 bu:
Southern white corn, Csc: Southern yellow 40c
asked Oats frmer; No. white. 30Ga2lc: No. 2
mixed. 271s2eAsc; receipts. 71o0 bu; exports none
Butter and cheese steady and unchanged. Eggs
firm and unchanged
CINCINNATI. July 12-Fiour quiet Wheat
quiet; No. red, s5c; new, 75c. Corn quiet; No. 2
mixed, S4Ac. Oats firm: No mixed. 26c Rye
nrm No. ?, Ale, Lard frmer at S527iz. Bulk
meats quiet at $40 Bacon firm at $685.. Whisky
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To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
My name has been mentioned in the list
of candidates for secretary of state along
with those of other candidates to whom
had said l would not be. Now, 1 feel that
it is an act of bad faith to allow my name
to be presented to the convention. Mr. Hunt
and myself live in adjoining counties, in
the same senatorial and congressional dis
trict. Our candidates. became embarrassing
to our mutual friends. do not want to be
ing acted in bad faith toward any one |
would not want a nomination if with it
came charges of unfairness from those who
have been my friends. / have concluded,
therefore. not to be a candidate / thank
my friends who have manifested confidence
in me and given me most flattering assur-
ances of support, but under the circum-
stances prefer to not become candidate
j. j. Nj. LA TOILETTE.
Portland, Ind, July r.
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Deys got me here Unlisted an rs wilin fob ter
fight
But de cap'n he's got notions an he doesn' treat
right.
Is hankerin' to meet dem yaller Spanards face
to face.
An scatter EN- an spatter EN- permisc Gus roun
de place
But my hearts mos broke
~ de way de sergeant spoke
He's got me whah his pnons is de law.
Desc rifles make me nervous.
| could do heap o. service
Eff dey'd lemme take my to de wah
You squints along de barrel an you shoots mile
so.
Perhaps you done hit sumpn' but how is you
gWinter know
De onlies' assistance dat cares fob In a fight
Is a weepn dat you handles close up, SOS to
steer II right.
An my hearts mos broke
BY de way de sergeant spoke
He's got me whah his pinions is de law.
But Is privileged 20 mention
l could stop de whole convention
Ell dey'd femme take my razzer to de wah.
Washington Star.
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Indnrses selIers Enrm.

City Sanitarian Clark visited Sellers Farm
yesterday morning, and when he returned
from mis- trip he said he found the place in a
better condition than it had ever been be-
fore.
"A morning paper" said DR.. Clark, has
represented that many complaints have
been received by the Board of Health about
the condition of Sellers Farm But one
complaint has been received. OF course,
some odors must arise from such a place
as Sellers Farm. The people of West In
odors are reduced to the minimum by the
treatment CT refuse used by the Indianapolis
Desiccating Company. The system of dis
posing of night soil is one of the best The
arising from the place where the night soil
is treated Sellers Farm is in good condition
and there are no grounds for complaints on
the operation of the desiccating company"
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Few New Features Are Reported in
the Local Markets.

Trade with wholesale houses and on Commits
sion row is good for July. Grocers report an ac-
tive demand for sugar and the market very firm
Canned goods and evaporated fruits are dull Salt
fish. especially mackerel, is in good request But
ter is steady, but little choice stock is now COM
ing in. Eggs rule easier on decreased demand
with prices unchanged. Poultry is dull and prices
easier. Choice apples and peaches are selling
we'll at good prices, but there is much inferior
stock offered Good Irish potatoes are in active
request and firm in price. The quality of
tomatoes is improving and better prices are
realized
The local grain market is dull. with receipts
light For corn there is active demand. Track
bids yesterday ruled as follows as reported by the
secretary of the Board of Trade:
Wheat-No. red 73c: No 3 red. 69GT72c July
zoe; first half July 7Sc; wagon wheat .ac
Corn--No. l white, 33c; No. white Zone
COLOR. 3sc; No. white SOC: No. white mixed
3l%c; No white mixed, S1%c; No. white
mixed 2ss.c; No yellow. Slsc; No 3 yellow
Sl19c; No mixed. 31Ac; No 3 mixed 31atc; No
mixed, 2Sise; corn. SIC.
oats-No. white. 27ci No. white, 2sc; No
mixed. 25c: No mixed 24c.
@7.5o
Wheat: No. 2 red. 10 cars; No 3.
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NEW YORK. July 12-Buyers begin to arrive
in the dry goods market and inquiries for nearly
all goods are on a free basis. Actual trading
shown little expansion. Road statesmen doing
fairly well, the mail orders being large and free
quent enough to bring daily averages to fair
figure. Jobbers doing fairly well in al lines.
Staple cottons dull in nearly all grades. Even
export goods are selling less widely than hereto
fore. BIeached goods in quiet demand at firm
prices. Denims are strong and somewhat mole
active. Wide sheetngs without feature.
BlanAets and fannels in good general request.
with the price situation firm Quilts
strong and fairly active. White goods in fairly
satisfactory shape Print cloths have sold quiet
this week to small amour. Regulars still
quoted at &c and odd goods about this
basis. Prints are fairly active in all lines.
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To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
l am glad to see we have one woman in
the city who is brave enough to attack the
system of our so-called street sweeping
She might have gone further and called
the sweeper" disease spreader, for moth
ing could more effectually distribute germs
than that dirt-throwing machine. 1t would
be money in the pocket of citizens too pay
a trifle more for the work and have it done
as 1t was last season. People have been
compelled to sprinkle freely In order to pro-
tect themselves from the dirt that the
sweeper stirs up and throws about In the
name of health and cleanliness, the pow
ers that be" should be forced to furnish the
city a system of sweeping that will do the
work properly ANOTHER WOMAN.
Indianapolis July II.
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Wool.

ECSToN, July 12.-The market continues quiet
q whole. but some wool Is being sold on about
tie range Of ruling quotations. II is yet between
seasons with manufacturers, but samples for
spring goods viii be shown and the expecta-
tion is that this will again start business. Prices
are quoted tor leading descriptions follows:
126c; Xxx and Xxx and above. 29I30c: XXX. &c:
celaine 3Oc: No. ] combing sec: No. conbing.
&c. Michigan, Wisconsin. etc.-X Michigan, Doc:
No. Michigan combing. 29c; No. Illinois comb
ing. 29c No. Michigan combing 2Sc: No. Illi-
nois combing sc. y New York. New Hampshire
and Vermont. 22Q25c No l New York. New
Hampshire and Vermont. 2Sc. Delane, Michigan.
2sc. Unwashed medium--Kentucky and Indiana
Il -bood combing. 226lZ3c; Ss-blood combing. zxxp
&c; Missouri Ablood combing, 21q22c; braid
combing, 20c Lake and Georgia, 19q20c. Texas
wools-Spring medium az months). l6aisc
secured, 4Oet42c; spring fine az months). l6MI7c;
secured price 4Sd46c Territory wools-Montana
zSc. Utah. Wyoming. etc.-Fine medium and fine
ls415c secured, 43u45c staple, 4Sc Australian
(scoured basis)-Combing, superfine 70@72c; good
65Q6Se average. 62q65c. Queensland combing.
65c.
LONDON. July 12.-The wool auction sales were
continued to-day with offerings of r. 93 bales, In
Guiding a good show of fine merinos, which sold
spirtedly at fully IA and 10 per cent higher.
secured locks and OieceS realized the highest
rates, owing 10 the animated continental opera
ton. The best selection of Cape OF Good Hope
and Natal so far offered at this series was keenly
competed for. The attendance large. Tbs
fifth series is scheduled to open sept. 20 and the
sixth will open Nov. 20 and the arrivals close
Nov. q. The arrivals for this series viii close
on Sept. II. The first series for 1883 is fixed to
open Jan. IL The following to-days sales
in detail: New South Wales--2, 800 bales; secured,
Sd4is Cd; greasy, 5isQ10lad. decentralization
bales; secured, Is 1-5dals I'D greasy. 4%QDl0lsd
bales; greasy, 5s4Q9d. New Zealand-4700 bales:
secured, 6%dgls 4d; greasy, 6g9!4d. Cape OF Good
Hope ana Natal-5,zoO baies; secured Sdals e1sd.
greasy. 5l4Qsd. Punta Arenss-62 bales; greasy.
51zQ61ad.
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Tuesdays Bank CIearing..

At Chicago-Clearings. sl7OS9 l0I: balances.
I.74S,629. Sternng exchange posted, s4.S5 and
S4.s6i2: actual. $4.S4A and $4SG.
At st. Louis--Clearngs S4,9O1,543; balances,
$ll3S53.
At MISUNDERSTANDING si2 299, 1897 balances,
s.. 007,3l4.
At Misunderstanding. 81, $780, lO: balances,
$685. $50
At New York-Clearings, s14S re- O2s; balances,
S., S95,e63.
At Cincinnati-Clearings, 81, sS5, SO.
At Observation-Disclosures SIS, 315, 967; balances
81, 530,772.
AT New Orleans-Clearings. s1,4444S4
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NEW YORK, July Especial cable and tele-
graphic dispatches to Bradstreet indicate the fol-
lowing changes in available supplies last Satur-
day as compared with the preceding Saturday:
Wheat, United States and Canada, east of the
Rocky mountins, decrease, 2,1S9, 600 blu; aoat for
and in Europe decrease Coz. coo bu; worlds sup
ply. total decrease, 2.7s9.00e bu. Corn, United
States and Canada, east of the Rocky mountains
increase, 100000 blu. Oats. United States and
Canada, east of the Rocky mountains, increase
2l2, 600 bu. Among the more important reductions
Ontario storage points and 80 900 at Northwestern
interior elevators The important gains are the
increases of 5000 bu at Cleveland and 46. 900 at
Milwaukee private elevators. me combined stock
of wheat held at Portland, Ore. and Tacoma and
Seattle Wash, shows a decrease of 10S 600 bu
from last week
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NOT BEFORE JAN. 1.
City Would Not Purchase Water Plant
TIL Then.

Mayor Taggart, President Downing, of the
Board of Public Works and City Engineer
Jeup met yesterday morning and discussed
the proposed purchase of the water works.
1t was decided to obtain data for the expert
engineer who is to be employed to investi-
gate the plant. City Engineer Jeup is to
make a map of the water mains, the plugs,
the connections and their age and condition.
This work is to be done deliberately, as it
is not proposed to buy the water works be-
fore Jan. /. 1899. if the Hord proposition is
found acceptable. The attention of the
mayor has been called to the fact that the
County Board of Review fixed the value of
the water works at $1.274, 265 The city is
asked to pay $3,5O0O00 for the property
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Butter-Receipts, 1854
packages. Market finn Western creamery, I3tsGQ
lie; Elgns. lie; factory, ll%c Eggs-Receipts,
1891 packages. Market firm; State and Pennsyl-
vania l2@l3c Western. 1S@14c
PHILADELPHIA, July 12-Butter firm; prints
1c higher; fancy Western creamery. 1Tlsc. Eggs
firm and zG1c higher; fresh Western, l3lsc.
Cheese easier
KANSAS CITY, July 12.-Butter active and
Arm; dairy. he Eggs-Market firm; fresh candled
Missouri and Kansas stock, 9lsc. cases returned;
seconds &C.
CHICAGO, July 12.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm creamery
131a916c; dairy l16r13c. Eggs firm; fresh 1ll2c.
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irregular at $23Qf.s5 Butter firm: fancy Elgin
creamery. fSc Ohio. f2u15c; dairy 10zc. Sugar
strong. Eggs quiet at &c. Cheese firm.
TOLEDO, July 12-Wheat lower. but steady:
No. 2 cash. SIC old, nc new: July. 73Ac. Corn
dull. but steady No mixed. SIC. Oats steady,
but lower; No. mixed. 24izc Rye dull but
steady: No. 2, cash. 45c asked Clover seed dull,
but steady; prime. cash, s2.92is October, $3S2iz.
LIVERPOOL, July 12.--Hams-.,nort-cu firm at
SIS sd. Bacon firm at 2Ss Cd. Wheat-Spot. No. 1
red Northern spring steady at 6s Sd. Corn-July
nominal; September steady at IS 2l5d: October
steady at 3s SD. Flour steady; fancy winter
steady at 9s Cd
MINNEAPOLIS. July 12.-wheat firm: July,
55l4c; September 67iz06TSsc; No. l hard, 90#c;
No. Northern. S6%c: No Northern. S5asc.
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HuIsman Resigns.

The following letter. from Patrolman
Joseph Hulsman, was filed yesterday at the
office of the Board of Public Safety: You
will please accept my resignation as MEM
Der of the Indianapolis police department,
the same to take effect at once. With best
wishes to ALL"
Hulsman is the patrolman against whom
ch1rgeS lave been filed for drunkenness ana
sleeping on duty. The board will meet to-
morrow morning to accept Hulsman's resg-
nation, and also TO receive bids for hay for
the fire department.
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Dewey Heupel, eight weeks. 704 River avenue
dysentery
Harry George. seventy-eight years. poor farm,
softening of brain.
Margaret Prather, nineteen months, 300 Tacoma
avenue, entero-colitis
Moses Harris, hfty-three years, North street and
the canal. cardiac paralysis.
Margaret Williams, seventy-sx years, 800 West
Vermont street apoplexy.
a. Kirschner, year, 532 Peterson street.
auto-intoxication.
Bridget Burns. seventy-fve years, 25O9 North
Senate avenue. senlity.
Daniel A. Warren forty-four years, 1919 South
Meridian street. heart disease.
Friedrich Milstrech, sixty-seven years, 913
South West street, Bright's disease.
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ing Ing futures ranged as follows:
ash quotations were as follows: FLOUR steady

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady.
No. spring wheat, old, 75c; No. spring wheat,
old, 7SQ64c; No. red. 7Sc. No. corn, 91%c; No.
yellow, 326S2Ac. No. oats. 2S12Q24c; No. 2
white, 261k@27c; No. 3 white, 25q26c. No 2 rye,
15ls@46c. No. barley. 31d35c. No. 1 faxseed,
$104ts. Prime timothy seed, $2.55. Mess pork
per brl, $10a10.05. Lard, per 100 lbs, $550@5.52la
Short-rib sides 0oose), $54075.S0; dry-salted
shoulders (boxed). $462k@4.S71z: short-cear sides
(boxed), $5.95d6.15
Receipts-Flour. 9,4OO brls: wheat, 400 bu;
corn, 196.500 bu oats 1920 blu; rye, 700 bu:
barley, 300 bu. Shpments-Flour. 500 brls:
wheat, 400 bu; corn, 200 bu; oats, 1l7OOO
barley, 1,100 bu.
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VITAL STATISTICS-JULY IL.
Births.

Cora and Charles Lanck. 800 Trowbridge street,
girl.
girl
Amelia and J. C. Rybolt. s13 Jefferson avenue.
boy.
Emma and Green Nutter 519 Shelby street boy.
Mabel and William E. Brown, 1920 Spann ave-
nue., girl.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Four Transfers, with 81 Total COnsid-
Grafton of $4,000.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. July II, 1885,
furnished b. Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis. Suite 800, first Office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
Milton S. Myers to Albert Stanley and wife,
dition ................ 81 900
Albert Stanley to F. M. Way, same lot. 5000
Charles O.. Britton to +. NJ. Way, Lot 46,
A V. Browns South Meridian-street adj
OltlO0 1VV
Lot 1871, Morton Place $500
Transfers 4; consideration ............. s13, 600
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Prices paid by shippers)
Butter-Country choice, 1oc; mixed 5d7c
Podltry-Hens, 6l9c: spring chickens, 7G9c;
cocks 2kc; hen turkeys. &c; toms &c; ducks old
&c: young, &c; geese, 4oc for full feathered soc
FOR plucked.
Cheese-New York full cream 10c: skins, case:
domestic S:wiss, 12izc brick, l0e; lfmburger 10c.
Eggs-Candled 912c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese, soc per Id; prime duck,
10dl7c per Id.
Beeswax-soc for yellow, 25c for dark.
Honey-10G13c per h.
Wool-Medium unwashed, TG1Sc; tub-washed,
20l2 5c; bury and understandable. &c less.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1, 9lsc No. 2. SIC;
No. calf. 101sc; No. calf &c.
Grease-White, &c; yellow, 2l2c; brown, 2Ac.
Tailow--No. l. &c; No 2, 215c
Bones-Dry, s12G13 per ton.
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NEW YORK, July 12.-The recent show OF
steadiness is gradually being supplemented by an
easier feeling and prices show a slight downward
tendency. At the close to-day the Metal Ex-
change called pig iron warrants quiet at $3.50 bid
and $500 asked. Lake copper quiet at i1.75c bid
and 1l87lzc asked. Tin quiet at 15.50c bid and
15.6 asked Lead easier at size bid and 40slzc
asked. Spelter dull and nominal at 4.65c bid and
S5c asked. The firm naming the settling price
for leading Western miners and smelters quotes
lead at assoc.
ST LOUIS. July 12.--Lcad firm at 3.9Oc. Spelter
at 4 3Ec-
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Marriage Licenses.

Ernest l.. Housh and Florence Konz.
Ralph A. Parsons and Rose Dietz.
John A. Howe and Lydia Merkle.
Louis Meyer and Tberese Gavin.
William l.. Leonard and Elsie Brandon
James Carpenter and Mary May Woods.
Walter G. Hadley and Jennie Christie.