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eep and Lambs-Receipts,
none. There was fair demand for all desirable
crades at ahnlit nre1ions nrices. all selIing
EISeWhcrR.

CHICAGO, Dec 21.-Good to choice matured
beeves largely 5Gl0c higher to-day with an
active demand from dressed beef concerns and
Eastern shippers. Sales basis of s.. so
M450 for the common grades up TO $5g5.35 for
good to prime cattle with extra fine beeves SELL
ing at S16005.65 Nc really good cattle found
purchasers below &c. choice steers selling. quality
considered, at the best prices of the year. Can
ming cows sold at S2Q2.l5 and few prime heifers
brought $4 SOFA 70. Bulls were steady and calves
sold at $4G675 few going lower than s..
Prices for hogs were stronger and largely 2isc
higher there being active demand from Chi
cago packers. Sales We're made at $3.15@3& for
common up to s3.45Q3.4715 for fair to prime hogs
50 So, being the most popular price. Sales were
largely at So 35QS521z for heavy and at So 25Gs S5
ssaa5o. o. ~
Sheep In poor demand, but lambs were 1Oc
higher for good heavy weights Common lambs
sold as low $3.75 prime bringing IS 40. Sales
were mostly at S4 75a5.15. Yearings sold at S46D
choice at Ss55q4. few prime sheep brought
S41O@4.15
KANSAS CITY Dec 21.-Cattle-Receipts $3.50
natives and $50 Texans. All offerings that showed
finish were active to 10c higher; common qualities
were not in as good demand and sold slow at
about steady prices; st0ckers and feeders quick
sale at higher prices; heavy native steers, 500
5.S5: medium. A25Q5 light weights, S4.25Q510
stockers and feeders. S310N4 80; butcher cows and
heifers, s265q4.25; Western fed steers. sS40q4 75
Texas fed steers S3.25Q475; Texas butcher cows
s2.s5@S.S0; canning stock, $2Q2 so.
Hogs-Receipts 1880. Local packers were ac-
tive buyers, packing grades selling active at
steady to SC higher prices. Demand not quite 50
good for lights; trading slow at about steady
prices; heavies s3.s5q345; mixed 81. 25qs 4O
sheep-Receipts 213O Business was good all
siaughtering grades being in active demand at
steady prices: lambs, $5n540 muttons IS. S5r4 2: :
feeding lambs. S3.75d4.2O: feeding sheep. $3.50
$50. stockers, s2.doa3.5O
ST LOUIS. Dec. 2l.--Catte-Reeeipts. 2 100 In
steady Tor natives to strong for Texans; fair to
fancy native shipping and export steers, ss.so9
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Active, Despite the UnfavOr-
able weather Prevailing.

On the wholesale streets and on Commission
row yesterday a busy day. The dry goods
houses had good trade and changes will be
noted. Coffee and sugar somewhat unsettled
to prices In other lines prices rule steady
The commission houses. despite the high prices
for apples, selling large quantities of them
and for oranges there is a good demand. The
hide market is active but prices do not yet i'm
prove. had been expected The provision mar
ket. on large receipts OF hogs. carries an easy
tone Grocers for several days have been doing
the best business In their history.
The local grain market is fairly active. Re
ceipts OF corn are liberal and wheat light All
cereals are in active request at the following
range Of prices on track furnished 10y the
secretary OF the Board OF Trade:
Wheat-No. ? red. 6Sc: No. 3 red, 63d66c: De-
cenlber. Csc: wagon wheat. SIC.
Corn-No. / white, siAc: No. white tone COLOR.
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5.55 bulk at s4G5.sO; dressed beef and butcher
steers 49, 50d530, bulk at S. 75d4S5; steers under
1000 lbs 290l5. bulk at $3M440; stockers and
feeders 2.306450 bulk at 81 30n44 40; cows and
heifers $2G1435, bulk of cows, g. 235Go3.75. bulk OF
heifers, 81 356D4 bulls, So 2503.25; Texas and In
dian steers s2.sOd43O, bulk at $SQ4.25; cows and
heifers, $22063.25.
Hogs-Receipts H. 600: shipments, 700. Market
lower on pigs and steady on best hogs; pigs and
lights So 20Q3.S 30; packers, s3.25q3S S5 butchers.
$3.35d3.45.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments none. Market
steady; native muttons, $S7594; lambs "a. .4O066O
NEW YORK, Dec 2.-Beeves-Receipts 2,529.
Market moderately active good beeves steady;
common and medium steers 10c lower; bulls and
cows steady to firm; steers, %M5.25; oxen and
stays SS1475; bulls, 81 75G365 cows, ST. 70G13 S.:
extra fat cows and bulls. $4GD4.25 Cables slow.
Exports 120 cattle and 1S00 quarters Of beef;
tomorrow, 200 cattle Calves-Receipts, 900. Mar
ket active and firm for prime stock. with all
sold; veals, $4dS25. mainly at s5QS yearlings, "a
a. 3212; no barnyard Western calves.
Hogs-Receipts, 1851. Market firm at 50 50g3 20;
common pigs S3.40
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 4,710; nine cars for
slaughteTers back. Poor stock dull and 10c lower;
good lambs firm; others steady; sheep, S250n4. 10;
extra, $475: lambs medium to choice, $5.SO45.S0;
Canada lambs, $5.50G5.75.
CINCINNATI Dec. 2l.-Cattle steady at s225@
40
Hogs steady at 81 zs5as.35.
Sheep steady at $2.25G4; lambs steady at s. Is
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To the Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal:
In your editorial columns of to-day's
daily appears the following statement
The man who hereafter undertakes to re-
viye the dead issues between North and
South will be regarded the enemy OF the
Union"
VIII you kindly Indicate some of the dead
issues to which you refer? Some of US who
fought for the Union do rot believe that the
claim, so often made by the Southern lead
ers IN the past few days, even in the pres
ence OF the President. that rney were right
in their attempts TO destroy the Union in
1851, was a just one. These adverse claims
constitute an issue. Many OF US believe that
the white and c0lored Republicans who live
and haze their votes fairly counted. Those
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Union Stock Yards
r. n. Shiel & Co.'s Anti-Trust Live
stock Market Report.
Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. q, 1S9


We have had heavy receipts so far this week.
Market about SC lower to-day on mediums ana
heavies, and TIC lower lights. Chicago has
been lower lights and mixed, and only few
loads of fancy heavies sold at top price In Chi
cago. Last week lights and mixed sold within
51 OF each other and to-day and yesterday they
Chicago We look for shade lower market re-
naainder of week Hogs shipped out of here
Wednesday and Thursday arrive Saturday and
Sunday, and will not be killed till Tuesday.
Friday and Saturday will be able to take
care of all that come consigned and those thst
the shippers in with. 1t Is three months
to-day since the Trust put us out of business.
The first two months received 1895 cars, ana
we predicted that we would have 800 cars the
next two months. We have received In the last
twenty-six days 47O and will be sure to come
UP to predictions of 800 cars. Now we predict
that by the goth of February, when we have been
III business four months, will receive more
than half the stock coming to this market We
will take up cattle and sheep in February, and
VIII get them much quicker, and will be as able,
can easily get orders for all kinds Of stock. We
shipped out in the last twenty-six days 81 double
decks: we got out all received. Come In and
see how we do business, and see how the Trust
does business. Our commissions are one-halr
those of the Trust We charge the same for buy
ing as we do for selling. 1t is more work 70 buy
than sell. We. quote prime heavies $50 TO $50
average at S335 to SO 4212; and mediums, 200 TO
230 average $32 2715 to 1886 Lights, 100 to 1870.
at $3.50 TO SS.271S. Pigs and light lights, $3.l5 to
So 90 Monday is the best day in week to have
hogs in our hands. All Eastern buyers buy on
Monday for killing the last of week.
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sading - futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows Flour firm.
No. spring wheat 64l9c No. spring wheat. 81
@S41hc; No 2 red, 6SQ69c No 2 corn. 35s4 @0S6c;
No yellow, s6Q26Ac No. oats, 26A Q269sc;
No. white, 2sA@2SNc; No. white, 2S@2S1Ac.
No. rye, 541ac. No: barley, +. O. b., 4O1aq4S12c.
Prime timothy seed, $3.50, Mess pork, per brl,
Ss15@s.2O Lard. per 100 lbs $5.O5Q5. TO- short-rib
sides QooSe), $4.6064S0; dry-salted shoulders
(boxed) $l.5O04.621a; short-cear sides Cboxed),
$4 S564. .S71a. Whisky, dstilers' finished goods,
53Sc.
Receipts-Flour. 900 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn 554 OOO bu; oats $40 600 bu; rye, 59 COO bu;
barley, 142. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 81 900 brls;
wheat "a, 600 bu corn 104 900 bu; oats 2SS000 bu;
rye, %, 600 bu; barley. $1,000 bu.
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BANK RECEIPTS.
Claim that They Are Not Subject ia
stamp Duty Under the Revenue Law.
he Editor Of the Indianapolis Journal:

To the Editor OF the indianapolis Journal:
1 see in a recent issue of the Journal that
District Attorney Wishard has notified
the banks of the State that they are liable to
prosecution for violations of the internal
revenue law in allowing depositors to with
draw their money on receipts and failure to
stamp the same. II the attorney will pos
sess himself of the report of the commits
sioner of internal revenue law for the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1898, he will find on page
125 the following decision of the attorney
general of the United States, which may
CAUSE him to hesitate before beginning prose-
cutions:
THE question is presented by J. A. Fort,
cashier Of the Bank of Blakelv, Blakely,
Ga, as to whether, when a depositor In a
bank is paid in whole or In part the sum
that the bank owes him, and executes d
receipt 10 the bank for the amount paid,
such receipt should be stamped A receipt
given 20 a bank by a person to whom the
bank is indebted as "A depositor or other
wise or for whom it holds funds. is no more
subject to a stamp than a receipt gwen
for any other debt or demand. The purpose
or the law is to require stamps upon checks,
which are commercially negotiable instru-
mentS. A check, however, is not required
TO be in any particular form. If it is in a
form suftcient TO constitute an order for the
payment Of money, and assumes the char
acter of a negotiable commercial instrument,
then it Is subject to the tax There is much
of the banking, especially in savings banks
done without the use of checks at all, the
depositor having a book in which the bank
notes amounts deposited on the one side
and amounts drawn out on the other OF
course the depositor in such cases draws
his money out of the bank, but still he does
II In such a way not to be subject to
stamp duty. because he did not give a check.
So. If a person does not give check he
does not have to pay the tax. and If he goes
to the bank and the bank pays him upon its
dues to him and. he gives a receipt, such re-
ceipt does not require a stamp. But if he
Issues his receipt so that II would be good
in the hands of another person to draw upon
his deposit for the amount of it, then it
loses the character of receipt and becomes
q check or draft and is subject to the tax"
E. l.. ELLIOTT,
Cashier Farmers Bank.
Middletown Ind, Dec. 20.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
h0apd,s COmmerciaI MetrOpOIis.


boards Commercial Metropolis.
+ NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Flour-Receipts,
"a, COL brls exports, q PA brls. Market firm
er, with business checked by advancing
prices. Cornmeal firmer and held higher;
yellow Western, 7707Sc. Rye strong; No
Western, 61Q6112c f. o. b. afloat. Barley
malt firm
Wheat-Receipts. 125,sOO bu; exports, S2,S17
bu. Spot firm; No. red, 779sc f. o. b. afioat.
Options opened easy with cables For a
time holiday dullness and depression pre-
vailed, but on a late bulge in corn shorts
started an excited buying movement that
advanced prices over cent a bushel.
Easier Liverpool cables were offset by con-
tinental strength and foreign buying here.
but export trade was light. The close was
strong at %011Sc net higher; December,
73ssd745sc, closed at 745sc March, "a 5-16@
757sc, closed at 1880.
Corn-Receipts, 1326OO bu exports, SO1 ,541
bu Spot firmer; No O. 421s@42ssc f. o. b..
quently great strength on increased specu-
lative demand, firm cables and big clear
ances. leading all other markets, closed 11sc
net higher; December closed at 41ssc; May,
40A6r41ssc, closed at 41Ssc.
Oats-Receipts, 40, 500 bu; exports, 1855 bu-
Spot firmer; No: q, S219c; No. white, 3412c
bid. Options dull, but firm.
Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude, 1712
G1Sc prime crude yellow, 21d221ac.
Coffee-Options opened steady at un-
changed prices, ruled extremely slow with
out important variations; advance in Brazil
liam markets offset by disappointing news
from European markets, receipts small, but
counterbalanced by light warehouse move
ment; selling arrested by continued healthy
appearance of spot department; closed
steady from unchanged, to 5 points lower.
Sales, 4,500 bags. including January, 5S0c;
March, &c: May, 610c; June 6.15c; July,
els; September, 6.30c Spot Coffee-Rio
Mild market firm; Cordova, 7$4M15c. Broad
ening demand all around: good business in
Brazilian invoice lots to-day.
Sugar-Raw quiet: fair refining 37sc; GEN.
trifugal, '96 test, 42sc; molasses sugar, 35sc.
Refined quiet
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BOSTON, Dec. 21.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow; The WOO
market has continued very active, the volume OF
transactions reaching aggregate of over six
and half million pounds A few goOd-szed
lines have been taken by both local and outside
SPECTATORS, who believe that the woods which
they have purchased are cheap Speculative
operators have. however, been mostly confined tC
Australian wools in bond, which understood
to have been moved at prices not far from 20c
The tone of the market is, the whole
steadier. The sales of the week in Boston amount
to 435 600 lbs domestic and @ 1877 600 foreign, max
ing total Of 6624 600 lbs against total OF
5,217, coo for the previous week and a total OF
5,S63, 600 for the corresponding week last year
Sales since Jen. 1885, amount to 1881, 500 lbs
against 351, ,662, 100 last year at this time.
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NEW YORK Dec. 21.-Butter-Receipts 6.S97
packages. Market firm; Western creamery 15Q
2lc; Elgns, 21c; factory, 12@1412c. Cheese--Re-
ceipts, 1,19S packages. Market steady; large
ored 10AGlG1sc: small colored, 10AQ11c Eggs
Receipts, 1,42S packages Market hrmi Western,
26c Southern, 22n25c.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 21.-Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery, 22c fancy Western
prints, 24c. Eggs steady; fresh nearby, 27c fresh
Western, 26c. Cheese firm.
CHICAGO, Dec. H.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady; creamery,
14@20c: dairy, 1SG1Sc Cheese quiet at S%410i@c
Eggs quiet; fresh, 21@2l1sc.
KANSAS CITY, Dec 21-Butter steady; sep
arator, 19c dairy. Ice. Eggs steady; fresh can
died Missouri and Kansas stock, 21c, cases re-
turned.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS, Dec. 2l.-F1our quiet but un-
changed. Wheat-Futures strong and 161hc
higher. Spot higher; No red. cash. elevator.
69lzc bid; track, Tic; December 691sc bid; May.
7l%c bid July. e5%4c bid; No. hard, cash, 65Q
65i3c. Corn-Futures strong and lI1c higher. Spot
higher: No 2 cash. 34c bid; December. 34c; May,
35Lc asked Oats steady to firm No. 3 cash,
27Isc; track Z7Ac; December 27I2c bid; May.
275Sc bid No. white. 29i5c. Rye strong at sc
bid Flaxseed higher at s1.07 Prime timothy
seed 81 30. Corn meal 81 65q170. Bran strong;
sacked. east track, 55lsG56c. Hay dull and weak
timothy $7G8 prairie. s6G7. Cotton ties. 6Oci
bagging 81 n6c. Whisky steady at sI26 Butter
firm: creamery, 1sG22Ac; dairy, Na1Sc Eggs
steady at 19c Pork strong standard mess. job
bing old. Ss.25; new. $9.42i5. Lard dull: prime
steam, $4.95: choice. s5.02h. Dry-salt meats
Boxed shoulders N.l2n: extra shorts. 81 62lz;
ribs. $40; shorts = 47's. Baeon-Boxed shoul-
s5.e2sk. Receipts-Flour, so0O brls; wheat, u.
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Marriage Licenses.

Lewis w Patterson and Sarah A. Wageman.
Edgar r. Vincent and Evalynne Turren
Charles Jacobs and Zula DE Pree.
AlVa Seilman Wilt and Nora Leona Kinder.
Robert F. Dietrich and Mary Blank
Ilue q. Stewart and Martha Chalnmess.
Joshua S. Tharp and Melvin Van Arsdel
Thomas NJ Matthews and Maud Matthew'S
Frank Delks and Lizzie r. Myers.
Charles Shellborn and Emile Ruskamp.
Herman Eilering and Louise Gansberg
Samuel II. Moore and Jessie NJ C.Gvk.
Henry c. Rothermel and Fernie ID. Burris
Elmer Cassidy and Mamie Pheneger.
Frederick Gebhard and India Cooper.
Milton Jennings and Mary Geldmeier.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Dec. A.--The spot demand to-day
has been on quieter scale for cotton goods. bad
weather checking opera tions to some extent. Tone
of market fully as strong as before. Sellers re-
served in most directions, even on goods in stock
and slow to commit themselves to forward en-
gagements. Some sales of regular print cloths al
both Fall River and Providence at 22sc and more
bids in market at close, with sellers declining tC
accept them Reports of retail trade here are
good with holiday business large. Woolen
worsted dress goods in moderate demand. Mems
wear fabrics quiet Silks firm, with moderate
business. Collections generally satisfactory.
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Indiana
Trust Co.
SAVINGS
DEPARTM TMENT
Notice Of
Reduction in
Interest to
3 Per Cent.

Owing to the general reduction in the rate
of interest on loans and investments, the
Indiana Trust Company hereby gives notice
that on and after Jan. l. 1889. the rate of
interest 10 be paid on deposits in its savings
department will be per cent.
Depostors who wish to withdraw their
deposits because Of this reduction in the
interest rate, and who are entitled to in
terest, will be paid at the old rate up to
Jan. l. 1899. Deposits remaining will be en-
titled 10 interest at the old rate up to Jan.
], 1899, and at the rate of per cent. there
after.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
J. p. FRENZEL. President.
JOHN A. BUTLER, Secretary.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-At the close 'he Metal
Exchange called pig iron warrants quiet but firm.
and still quoted at $3.50 nominal. Lake copper
frmer at 2S5c bid and 13c asked. Tin quiet. but
firm at 1S.15c bid and 1890 asked Lead quiet at
S75c bid and 3.S0c asked. Speter dull at 52jc
nominal. Lead quoted at 8. Coo and copper at
IL. 75c by the firm fixing the settling prices for
leading miners and smeters in the West.
ST. LOUIS, Dec H.-Lead higher at 3.6.k4
S65c. Spelter dull at 4.90c.
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Fourteen Transfers, with a Total Com
sIderatiOn of &31, 900.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at y. m. Dec. q, 1885, az
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstraeter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
oianapolis. Suite 229. first Office floor, The
Iemcke Telephone 1860:
Frank X Waters To Mary A. Gilmore, Lot
10. Hadley's Grandview addition ....-...... $500
Harry Baskn to Morris Kahan, Lot l.
Block %, North Indianapolis. ............... 500
Emma Wocher ct al. to Mary e. Hiken-
BACH east half Of Lot q, Brett, Braden &
Co 8 addition ............................... 500
Franklin Reynolds TO Lynn Il. Martindale.
Lots II and Is. Bells subdivision OF
Square 26. Johnson's heirs addition. 1000
Daniel H. Mahoney administrator 10 Mary
White. Lots and 6. Pickens L. Loftins
East WashIngton-street addition. 1.l50
same lots li5O
Sarah Jackson to Michael Shannon and
wife. Lots 16. H. Is. l9 and % Walkers
East Woodlawn addition ...........+........ 500
Bertha Dickson to Minnie B. Nicholson,
north half OF Lot Is, Pratts subdivision
of Outlot &000
Louis v Reinhardt 10 Fred c. Hess Lot
IFS, Yeiser's addition. l2o0
Lot 6. Martindaie's central addition. 1lOOa
Margaret a. Wilson TO Ephraim Hendricks
and wife, part OF northwest quarter OF
southeast quapter Of Section n, Township
A. Range 100
Margaret A. Wilson TO Charles Ferguson,
part OF northwest quarter OF southeast
quarter OF Section 81 Township IA, Range
Eugene A. Sauires ct al to Winifrcd 4.
Peterson Lots and q and part OF Lot
10. Phipps's Springdale addition $500
Charles L. Raschig tr2ceiverl 10 Luelia
Means. Lot u. Seymour's subdivision OF
Stratford 700
Transfers. n; 200
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VITAL STATISTICS-DEC. 21.


Lena Marie Aichel, three years. 421 Haugh
street. tonsilits.
Ruby Scott. one month. S13 West washington
street. hereditary disease.
Bessie Frost sixteen years. $40 Centennial
street. commissions.
anition.
William A. Payton. thirty-nine years, S67 West
Eleventh street. Aaeursm.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.


At Chcago-Clearings, s26 419 500; balances,
50 2O55OO New York exchange. par. Posted rates,
&S2Iz and $4S51e.
Al New Yorl-Clearings. s1s4. .664 $40; balances,
S. 06g 760
At Boston-Clearings. $2S. 1sO.O15; balances.
S. 302, ,210.
At Observation-Disclosures. SIS. 1O4, 1862; balances,
& Co.'S 727.
At Baltimore-Clearings. 50, s,54OS57; balances,
$562, ,o44.
AT New Orleans-Clearings 81. .S51, ,062
AT Cincinnati-Clearings $1S72, $50
Al st. Louis-Clearings, s., ,409, ,65S; balances
$6S9 722.
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NJ Browning, repairs. 5sl North Alabama street
$3.50.
J. NJ. Schaf remodel brick building southwest
corner Capitol avenue and Washington street
5000
Salle p. Grubb three brick veneer houses
Michigan street. near East street. 5000 each.
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WILMINGTON, Dec. 21.-Spirits Of turpentine
firm at 3912QD40c. Rosin, nothing doing. Crude
turpentne firm at $l,3Oq2.3O Tar firm.
OIL CITY, Dec 21.-Credit balances, $1.15; GER
tihcates, no bids, sales Offers shipments 46, 6S1
brls; runs, 159,727 brls.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 21.-Sprits Of turpentine
firm at 4012c. Rosin firm and unchanged
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Mrs. and Karl NJ. Brown, 42s West Market
street, girl.
Emma and Henry e. Bistline, sos East Georgia
street, girl.
Anna and e. Lefforge. Yandes street. girl
Stella and Duke Cadwalade. 1890 Prospect
street. boy.
Daisy and Samuel B. spurgeon COZ East St
Mrs. and James cooning. 5O4 South West street,
girl
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NEW ORLEAl

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 21.-Cotton dull; sales
l. 500 bales; ordinary 13-16c; good ordinary, 49sc
low middling, 424c; midding, S-16c; receipts,
H. sos bales; stock, 47S sos bales.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-California dried fruits
firm; evaporated apples common 7@Sc prime
4Gp1Okc. ApT1cots-Royal. 11611Ac; Moor Park.
14d17c. Peaches-Unpeeled, 12Q1412c; peeled. Is
6791c
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Seeds.

Ciover-Choice, Ss.75; prime, $780, English.
choice $S.25d3.5O; alsike, choice S45OQ5 al
falfa, choice. S4.25G450 crimson or scarlet
clover s275G3 timothy, As lbs. prime 81 15q11 20;
light prime. S1.2Oq125 choice, s1.25QIs0; fancy
Kentucky, Ia lbs, $1.l5 extra clean, 60G75c; or
chard grass. extra. S1159L3O; red top, choice soc
OSLO; English bluegrass "a lbs. S115QL75; Ger
man millet, $1@1.25; Western millet. e0QS5c: COM
mon millet, 100000.