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CHICAGO. Jan. Sin cattle the better class of
export and shipping beeves sold quite satisfactor
lily, but the other kinds were no higher than at
the close OF last week, Mondays advance having
been lost Sales Of beef steers largely at
$4.25d5.10 the poorest dressed beef steers going
for IS. S5M4 while extra choice cattle sal
able at S. 25GI550. Far too many half-fat cattle
were offered and there were too few fat besves.
The country demand for stoclSers and feeders has
fallen off and sales to-day were slow at wide
range of prices-s3G4 25--the best showing no
weakness. Fat cows, heifers and bulls sold very
Well, and SO did Gamers. not many cows going
below S2.15. Choice calves sold st $685., with
an occasional sale high $3.50.
There was a good demand for hogs, but the lib
eraI su~nlv resulted in a weaker feeling. and
price, were largely 2izm5c lower than yesterday.
Sales were largely at s3a2lsM3.60. heavy packers
selling at g. 40M355 and prime medium-weight
hogs at So. COO 3.65 The offerings consisted largely
OF light weights. The late market stronger.
ggith sales 215c above opening sales
Prices for sheep and lambs We're steady with
a fairly active demand. Sheen were in demand al
S3m4T0 for inferior to prime lots. the bulk OF the
sales being g. 5Fr4 so for natives and Westerns
AS usual handy weight killers were chiefly called
for. and heavy export sheep were slow sellers
Lambs were salable at s40a.75 the greater part
going for 5000, and warnings We're In demanc
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Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the
lowing med Indfanians.

Certificates have been issued to the fol.
lowing-named Indianians:
Original-Thomas ]. Bay Denver. Sc.
AdditiOnal-John Deetz. Auburn 81 to $40.
Henry c. McClelland, Memphis. "a to SIS
Renewal and Increase-Henry II. Gwinn
New Albany, Sc.
Increase-Peter p. Egnew, Liberal SO to
$l4; Martin Connect, Fort Wayne $12 to S14;
Adam D. Miller, Indianapolis $f4 to S17;
Henry c. Robertson. Grantsburg, $l2 to S17,
Marcus Shuler, Vincennes. $12 to ST.: Isaac
II. Henderson. Terre Haute Sc to S12; Sam
uel Munson, Smithland, SIT to S72
Reissue-Iindsey r. Lowder Blooming
ton. $40: Drewry Webb. New Albany. S14
Reissue and Increase-Charles Alderman
National Military Home So to So
Original Acknowledgement e. Minet
Bloomington. IS.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS.
seven Transfers, with Total Cor
sfderatiOn of G04115O

Instruments filed for record in the recorders Of
flee of Marion county Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Jan, 5, 1898, fur
nished by Theo. Stein abstracter of titles, corner
Market and Pennsylvania Streets indianapolis,
Suite 229, first office floor The Lemcke, Telephone
1860:
Mary F. Bruce to Margaret Bosom, Lot
&C. Bruees addition. 81 10000
Martha c. Preston to Mary A. Hinners,
Lot Sc, Floral Park addition. ..,......... 10000
David p. Stirk to Elijah w. Knapp. Lots
wood .:....:......... 10000
Franklin Rabbit TO Joseph II. Clark
tion 10000
lot No. 81. Douglass Park addition ton. 10000
Walter J. Hubbard to Philippine hyde
ger. part of the northwest quarter of
Section g. Township 10, Range 3........ 100000
Addison FL Nordyke to Amos K. Hollo-
WELL Lots s. II, 10 and 20. in Block
2 and Lot 10, in Block /, in Nordyke
& Hollowelrs Grandview addition 3,111.
Transfers T; consideration. ss9 All 50
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Increasing with Each Day
Prices Unusually Firm.

AS the month advances each day shows in
crease in business in most lines and that Janu-
airy is to be good months trade is daily becom-
ing more evident. The weather is fine for ship
ping grain and dsposing of live stock and produce,
and the farmers are improving it and then dis
tributing the money with the retail merchants,
and this in turn gets to the wholesale men. To
say that the situation is promising is no exag-
geration. Firm prices in nearly all lines is the
prevailing feature. especially in groceries, fruits
and vegetables Higher prices indicated for
sugars and canned goods, for fruits of all varie-
ties sold in the winter months, and Irish pota-
tees and cabbage. The produce market is quiet
and prices easy.
The local grain market is active Receipts are
the largest in many months. All arrivals are
readily taken at the following range of prices on
track. as furnished by the secretary of the Board
wheat-No. red, Gle; No. red S7@SSc; jan
uary, Gle; wagon wheat. Gle.
CoTn-No. white, 27%c No. white, 27Ac; No.
white. Z7%c; No. white A%c; No. white
mixed 264c; No. white mixed, 26Ac; No. 4
white mixed, 23Ac; No; yellow. 261zc; No. 8
yellow, 261ac; No yellow, 2312c; No. mixed,
2614c; No. mixed, 26Ac; No. mixed, 2Shc ear
oats-No 2 white, 25c: No. ? white. 2sc; No.
mixed 23c; No. white mixed, 22e' -
Hay-No. timothy $1QL50; NO. timothy %
Inspections: Wheat-No. red, cars; No.
red, cars rejected. car; total, cars Corn
No. white, 20 cars; No. white, car; NO. q
yellow. rs cars; No. mixed, ~ cars; total, 20
cars. Oats-No. mixed cars; total cars
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PlttsDurg DIspatCn.
The year 1893 began and will end on Sat
urday.
1t will have six eclipses. of which only
those of Jan. ! and Dec. u will be visible in
North America.
Lincoln's birthday will fall on Saturday
and Washington's birthday on Tuesday;
Decoration day and Fourth of July on
Monday and Christmas on Sunday.
Labor day will be Sept. 5. Thanksgiving
should be Nov. "a.
First Sunday in Lent, Feb. 81; Palm Sun
day April 3: Easter Sunday April 10.
The Hebrew year $3.50 viii begin IT sunset
of Friday, Sept Is.
on July the 123d day of American indie
pendence will begin.
The four seasons will begin on these days
in 1898: Spring March 20 summer, June q
autumn, Sept. p; winter, Dec. q.
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VITAL STATISTlCS-JAN. 5.

Kate and John F. Hacker 1923 Fletcher avenue.
girl
Ada and Oliver NJ. Simmons 500 Camp street.
girl
Matte and Edward Cline. 1929 Columbia avenue,
girl
Lena and II. Abraham 1l19 English avenue
boy
Carrie and Ellsworth Coffyn, 2sS Union street.
girl
Mrs. and Charles Haverstick. Belmont avenue.
girl
Matte and Richard Doane. Soi1 North Reisner
street, boy ard girl
Eliza and James Wells, 70 Howard street. girl.
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ling futures ranged as follows:

No; spring wheat; S5stc; No. 8 spring wheat. SO
qS9c: No. red, S9az Gl90c. No. corn 2615026Ssc:
No; yellow, 26i5I265sc. No. 2 oats &c; No. 8
white white. f. 0. b.. 2S@2Sac No. 2 rye. 45lkc. No. 2
Prime timothy seed. s2.67l9. Mess pork. per brl.
So 10q9.15. Lard. per 100 lbs. s4.75I4.Tk. Short
rib sides loose. $4,000. Is. Dry-saited shoulders.
boxed s450G4.75. Short-clear sides, boxed $.T5
@4.S5 Whisky, distillers' finished goods per gal,
$l19. Sugars-Cut loaf unchanged
Receipts-Flour 21000 bris; wheat 127 900 bur
corn, $4,000 bu; oats. 763, 900 bu rye, "a 900 bu
barley. $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour rs 600 brs
wheat. IS coo bu; 1710O0 bu; oats 544 600 bu
rye, 500 bu: barley. Is. 0n0 bu.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK Jan. 5.-Butter-Receipts. 6S5C
packages; market steady; Western creamery, l5l
32c: Elgins, &c: factory, 12q15c. Cheese-Re-
oeipts, 147 packages; market quiet: large white
September S1s0S%c; small white, September w
9Izc; large colored. September, S12GS%c; small
cooresl, 9G9Ac; light skins, 646l5c; part skins
4JSQ05l2c; full skins, 2i@1Sl2c. Eggs-Receipts
52S4 packages; market easier; state and Pennsyl-
vania, 21Q24c: Western, 2ll2Sc.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 5.-Butter barely steady
and feeling weak and slow; creamery. 16qlSc
dairy l30i5c Eggs-The feeling to-day was firm
Fresh candled Missouri and Kansas stock, PIC
doz cases returned; storage. 12Q14c, loss off,
cases included.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-Butter steady; fancy
Western creamery 22kc: fancy Western prints
24c. Eggs steady; fresh. nearby &c; fresh west
ern 21c. Cheese unchanged. Refined sugars
steady. but quiet.
CHICAGO, Jan. Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market vas firm; creamery,
15@21c: dairy, 1261Sc. Cheese quiet at SQS1sc.
Eggs steady; fresh, 22c.
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Wednesday,s Bank CIenrinCs.

At Chicago-clearings s19,447,77s. New York
exchange. CSC premium. Foreign exchange, posted
rates. S4.64 and $4S6
At st. Louis-ciearings. ss,Os5, sss; balances.
1882 233
At New York-cIearings s15s,SiS.51s; balances.
s.. ,033.
At Boston-ciearings. s24.729, sos: balances ST.
81, $50.
At New DEMONSTRATING, s2.129,si2.
At Baltimore-Clearings $4, 36S. 361; balances,
S49S 6Ss
Al Observation-Disclosures s15.2s5,S54; balances,
s1.764,509.
s1S6170
at Observation-Disclosures. $2,y71.55O.
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Deaths.

Comma Wilson. four years. 10s South Reisner
street. congestion of lungs
Infant McCloud. CITY Hospital. hamilton
Rebecca Lathrop Drake. seventy-seven years
1220 Pleasant street cerebral hemOrrhage
Louise Poher seventy-seven years, 20 Tacoma
avenue. heart failure.
Florina Shafer. three years. IS Iowa street
scarlatina.
Richard c. I.eipheimer, forty-two years, Dea-
coness Hospital. enteric fever.
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Investments,
Securities,
Loans.

Investments of all kinds is part Of the
business of the INDIANA TRUST COM
PANY. As trustee. it makes general or spe-
cial Notwithstanding estates CT every
kind and paying interest on money.
Securities of various kinds are bought and
sold by the company, and all negotiations
in this behalf. Consultation at any time is
free.
Loans are made by US on proper security
at low rates and with promptnrss. Core
spondence and interviews are invited.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 5-The metal market shows
continued apathy and is generally weak Ac-
cording to the Metal Exchange the market for pig
iron warrants closed dull at s6.60Q675. Lake
copper quiet at 1O.s5611c. Tin easier at 1$70a
3.671513. 721hc. The Arm that fixes the settling
nrice for miners and smeters calls the lead mar
ket steady at 3.55c.
ST LOUIS. Jan. 5.-Lead lower at S.45@S.52,sc.
Spelter firm at 3. 75c
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prime steam. s455; choice. s465. Bacon--Boxed
lots-Extra short-clear. S5.25d5.50: ribs. SS1'9a
5.62z; shorts s5.50q5T5. Dry-salt meats-Boxed
shoulders. a. 1915: extra short-clear, =
ribs, S4S7 5.l2ls; shorts $iS719G5l2l2 hecelpts
Flour, 1900 brls; wheat. 5000 bu corn 81 90 bu
oats, %, 600 bu. Shpments-F1our, 1.Ue0 bu wheat,
$4,000 bu; corn, S0,0O0 bu; oats 6S.oO0 blu.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 5.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed; receipts, oe6 brls; exports. l9o orls'
Wheat weak: spot and month, S6uS6lsc; Fepruary;
s6SsmS7c; May. s5i4c bid: steamer No. req, va
9f4c; receipts. zS54l blu; exports. e,OO Du couel-
grade. sl12as612e. Corn steady; spot, month aho
February, 52AI321zc; steamer mixed, SvzsQ 5g1sc'
receipts 22l 963 bu; exports, 122 1876 bu SoutneIh
white corn, y.sN35isc Southern yellow, SlWS4c'
Oats firm; No. white 30c, sales; No. mixed,
Csc sales receipts, &c. 799 bu; exports, none Rye
bid; receipts. 13 f37 buS exports, none. HAY nrm;
cnoice timothy. $13. Grain freights steady; paicsi
room unchanged Butter quiet and unchanged.
Eggs and cheese steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-Flour quiet. Wheat
firm; No = red, 92c. Corn easier No. mixed
Rye quiet No ?, 47c. Lard active at S460Ql 20.
Bulk meats firm at s445. Bacon firm al S9oV.
Whisky steady at Sl.19 Butter quiet. Sugar nrln.
Eggs firm at 16lzc. Cheese in fair demand
TOLEDO. jan 5.-~Wheat lower; No. ?, cash,
92c: May 92ssc. Corn dull and steady; No.
mixed. 27I2c. Oats quiet; M. mixed, &c Rye
Inactive; No. ? cash 46l2c. Clover seed dull and
steady: prime cash and Jan Iary S3.221s. Oil I'M
changed.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Pork steady and UNI
changed. Hams-Short-cut firm at S5s Cd Bacon
Short ribs dun at sos. Corn-Futures quiet
January, IS Bad; February, 50 Dad; March, IS "a.
DETROIT Jan 5-Wheat-No. ] white. sic;
No. red soc; May Sic. Corn-No mixed, NC.
Oats-No. white 25c. Rye-No. 2, 4I1se
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BOSTON JAM 5.-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of the wool
market: Most persons in the wool market have
the impression that this has been quiet week.
whereas the sales In Boston have amounted TO
1850 eco los or 254, 00U lbs than the previous
week. This is extraordinary showing for the
first week in the year. Below we give the show
ing for the past week, as compared with the cor
responding period number of years: 1898
1850 O0O lbs; 1897 1900 600; 1896, 5000. 000 1880
76 OO 1894 Sl4 500; 1893. zoos 000; 1892 $751; GOO
1891 2427, 900. We from this that the sales last
week were about l47 per cent larger than IN any
corresponding period in the last seven years a
cOnsidera ton of such facts these has increased
the hopefulness which has been witnessed On
every side regarding the future of the market. 1t
is Judged that, owing to the shortage in the Aus
tralian clip and the defective character Of the
wool goou staple wool will not be easily obtained
mills have been continued heavy purchasers of
domestic staple. Nominal quotations have not
been advanced but it is now much easier 70 oo-
tain the prices which dealers have been holding
for ever since the boom eliminated in October.
Consgnees have placed restrictions on East
ern holders OF wool Staple territory cannot be
bought under SIC clean, and some ask 5sc. rune
and fine medium woods are worth fully QUO, ana
medium is quoted at Acc. In foreign woods, Aus
half bloods selling at 34c in the grease.
NEW YORK Jan 5-The fifth auction of wool
was held to-day at the Wool Exchange Repre-
the country present. The catalogues con,
sisted of 1900. 006 IDS of wool on creased
basis, and which realized over s2JOO00 About b
Der cent. of the woods were domestic. Boston,
Providence Hartford and Philadelphia were well
represented by buyers.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Jan. 5.-The dry goods market
shows scarcely increased activity to-day. The
quota of buyers in the market is still small a.
though there have been many arrivals during the
last few days. The mail order totals are not
heavy either, and excent in one or two DIVISIONS
which shine as notable exceptions to the rule
the situation is a dull Jobbers locally are
moving some special lines of goods, but on the
whole are not doing a heavy business. There is
universal trouble about the arrangement OF dis
PLAYS In wooden and worsted dress goods, Dotn
nlain and mixtures, the demand is fairly We'll
sustained, while mems wear fabrics are in the
main satisfactory
FALL RIVER, Jan. 5.-The cloth market Tor
nearby futures took another drop to-day and
small sale rumored to be 1900 pieces weekly. was
made for January. February and March delivery
at 2 3-1ec decline of 1-16c. 1t is also reported
that spots were sold at the same figure but this
cannot be verified. The reduction almost offsets
the benefit derived by the reduction in wages
and the consequent decrease of the cost of pro-
duction.
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Marriage Licenses.

William W. Keithlev and Myrtle Tibbetts.
James Bailey and Bette Eikins
William f. English and Helen Orr Pfaff.
Thomas S. Ford and Elinora Nj. Thomas.
Henry Luessow and Anna May Stuck
William S. Booker and Ida NJ Lew
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Produce. Fruits and Vegetables.

Apples-Choice cooking $50; fancy eating ap-
PIES "a per bT; extra fine. $3.50; Ben Davis ST. Is
Bananas-Per bunch. NO. !, $lMl50.
Cabbage-65G70c per bril- Holland seed, S0dS5c.
Turnips-si.50 per brl; ruta bagas, 81 per brl.
Cnions--$250 per brl; red and white onions,
$3.50: Spanish onions, per crate, SIZE.
Cranberries-$2.50 per bushel crate; $7.50QS per
brl.
ing to quality and weight.
6,heese-New York fuli cream. 14c skins, 6G1Sc
per ID: domestic Swiss i5c; brick. lie; limburger,
l0c rer Id
Oranges Mexican, $3.50 per box; Florida 81
per box; California, So.
Lemons-Messina. choice, 300 to box. SO; fancy,
300 to box, S4: fancy, $50 to box So 2503.75.
Potatoes-s21 10 per brl; zoe per blu.
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey, 81 Illinois sweets, So.
Cselery-15Gf25c rer bunch
Sweet Cider-s4.75 per brl: s2.75 per half brl.
Iron and Steel.
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Poultry and other Produce.

Poultry-Hens &C. springs. 5Q6c; cocks, &c: hen
turkeys, 5Q6c; toms, 516c young turkeys, IQSc;
ducks, 51kc; geese 40c full feathered; 3Oc for
plucked.
Butter-Country choice, 11Q12c; mixed, SG9l0c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh, 19c.
Feathers Prime geese. SOC per ID; prime DUCK.
Beeswax-s0c for yellow. 25c for dark
Honey-12QD15c per ID.
Wool-Medium, unwashed, 10000; tub-wasned.
20625c: bury and understandable, sc less.
Game-Rabbts 60@65c short-bill snipe Sl250
$50 per doz: Mallard ducks, $4Q4.50 per doz;
prairie chickens, $1.50G2 per doz.
HIDES, TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /, &c. No. 2. TIC;
No. l calf, l0c; No. calf. size.
Grease-White. &c: yellow. 2l2c; brown. 2Mc.
TalloW-No l. &c: NO. 2. 212c.
Bones-Dry. Sl241S per ton
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Hogs-Receipts. 10000; shinments, 4UUU TIE
supply was again liberal. The market opened
active and about steady with yesterdays closing
prices Packers and order trade liberal pur-
chasers the former being leading buyers at
stronger prices than they paid Yesterday. The
cInsnc was steady. with all sold.
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Price per box Of 50 square feet Discount, 60.
SKIS TO 1ox15-Single; "A. 81; A, $3.50; 3. 1925;
.11x14 and 12x1S to 1sQA-Single AA S.; A,
I25; 3. 81. Doubles IA. s1O.75; a. s9.25; B..
isx2O and 2ox2O to 2oxso-single: AA, 5000; A.,
$3.50; B. So. Double AA, S14; A, S12.75; 3. $l2
15xSs to 24xSo- Single: AA. sl1.50; A. $40; b.
1925. Double: IA, s15.25; A. 1875: B, S1225
26x28 to Ax36-Single: AA $12 A, $l0.5O; B.
$50 30, Double de- "A $1s; . 4, sl45e: sls.25
sl275; a, Sll-75; B, slo25. Double: IA. SIPS;
2sx zs't to s6xs6+single: AA. SIS: A. $3.50; &.
$12. Double AA. S1975; A. SIS; B, SIG.
Double AA. s22.75; a. s21.25; B, $40.
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Clover-Choice, reclaimed 60 lbs 81 6OG2 rs
prime, g e5GS: English. choice $500 50; alsike
choice, S5G5.50: alfalfa. choice. 81 400460 crimson
or scarlet clover, s2Q25O: timothy Is lbs, 81 5Oa
100; strictly city, prime. sl5oGl 60; fancy Kentucky
grass extra, s175@1.90 red top. choice. S0c0$1 40
English bluegrass. "a lbs S1.1561.75.
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]. ID. Hogan. repairs. 80 West Georgia street $50
William Emsturg. stable. 1915 Spann avenue $50
ouis II. Levey. repairs. 1906 College avenue
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30 TO 90 lbs average. 6ssc 20 to 80 lbs average
nc: bellies e5 lbs average. 6nc; IS to p lbs
erage 6ac IA 10 16 lbs average, Tie Clear backs,
is to % lbs average. 6l9c; 10 to IA lbs average
6%c; TO lbs average, &c. In dry salt, &c
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Oils.

SAVANNAH, Jan. Spirits of turpentine firm
at 3C%c i'd; sales PAS brls; receipts, 33S brls.
Rosin firm: sales, 1.759 brls; receipts 6.2S5 brls
Quote: A. b, c, D, $780, e. F. s1.25; G, $l.S5;
H. 81 go: l. Sis; X, 1885, NJ. 49, N, 1920; window
glass s2.45; water white, $3.50.
OIL lCITY, Jan. Credit balances, 65c. Ger
tiicates closed at Gee bid for regular options.
There was one sale 65Ac, and 651sc the
close. Shipments, 50, $50 brs; runs. sO.5S1 brls.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 5.-Spirits of turpentine
dull at 30K6303tc. Rosin firm at $1.1541 20.
Crude turpentine quiet at $1.4O@l9O. Tar firm
at $1.05.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 5.-Spirits of turpentir~
market was firm at 30lbc sales. none. Rosin firm
sales, none; prices unchanged
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LIVE STOCK.

Good Cattle Steady-HOEs Active and
Steady-Sheep Weaker.
INDIANAPOLIS Jan. 5.-Cattle-Receipts, 500;
shipments, 300. The supply was liberal. The
market for good cattle was about steady, while
other grades met with or less of a decline
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AII Three.
Washington Post.

II Mark Hanna pulls through It will be
by close shave, a hair cut and a SINCE.
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Bar. Their. r. n. Wind. Weather Pre-
z a. m. 30 81 % 90 West. Foggy. 600
Z p. 1920 50 rs S'west. Cloudy. 600
Maximum temperature, So; minimum tenn
perature 10.
Following is q comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation JAM 5:
Temp. Pre-.
Normal ............ ................ % 10
Mean ............... ............. % 90
Departure from normal. 90 10
Departure since Jan. 1...........-N SO
C. f. r. WAPPENHANS,
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 5.-cotton easy; sales,
1880 bales; ordinary 4ssc; good ordinary, 4%e;
low middling 1-16c: middling, 5Ssc; good mid
ding, SIC; mixed fair &c; receipts, 12S2S bales;
stock, 500, S13 bales.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 5-Cotton steady; middlng.
52sc; receipts 4S37 bales; shipments. 1850 bales;
stock 149 S5S bales; sales. 2,150 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.--Cotton closed dull; mid
ding uplands 15-16c; middling gulf, 6 S-l6c;
sales, 21 bales.
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Sweet Cider-s475 per brl; s.. Us per half bril-
Iron and Steel.
WindnW GInss,

Bar Iron-1.50Q1.60c: horseshoe bar 21k02%c
nail rod, &c; pillow slabs, 212c; American cas-
steel sG11c; tire steel. 21z93c; spring steel. A.
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:. f. r. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1898-12-30
BOOKS NOT DESTROYED

n,,a "r standard OIL Co. Saws M Pa.
~, nave Been Burned as ReporteG
ohicago dispatch says: Accordino
Si ni'orney ,y Tolles, Of the StandarS
~ regal department., none ~ tha
woots wonts OF the company which aro
wanted for examination un,jau oni are
'suPreme courts recent order Ia nio
' neeh destroyed. He says that nnTe nte
burned. oAS nave been
biah JNing e, to the non-appearance Of
timnn,' an 1'andard =; Oil officials, whose ter.
tahoy ony Is wanted, 10 depositions wero
anI n'H =. before Notary Mason Mondsu
nnt @ ho e - probable that the hearing viii
'' 'e resumed for several days.