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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-12
CONTROL OF THE T. H. 81.
OFFICIAL DIRECTION OF ROAD PASS
ES TO THE PENNSYLVANIA.
Election of Directors of the VandaIia
Out Within Short Time.

The new owners of the. Terre Haute &
Logansport road yesterday held their first
election a0d elected as directors James Nc
Crea, ]. T. Brooks Joseph Wood, E. B.
Taylor and j. j. Turner. The directors then
elected as officers for the ensuing year:
James McCrea, president; j. ]. Turner, vice
president; S. b. Liggett, secretary; r. b.
Thompson, treasurer. The directors and
officers elected make it evident that the
Terre Haute & Logansport road is now a
Pennsylvania line.
Later in the day the stockholders of the
Terre Haute 81 indianapolis held their an
nual election and reelected the old board
of directors, all being Pennsylvania men.
Vice Presidents Brooks and Wood, of the
Pennsylvania Company, and Secretary Lig-
gett, who came West to attend the meet
ings, returned to Pittsburg last evening on
special train. V. T. Malott, receiver of
the Vandalia main line, which is still
operating the r. II. & L., went to Terre
Haute to meet the Pennsylvania officials,
returning with them last evening.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 11-There was an excellent de-
mand to-day for cattle that were well matured.
and prices for such lots strong On the
other hand, half fat cattle had to be disposed OF
at prices unsatisfactory to the seller ana the
bulk Of offerings only fairly good in quality
beef steers So 9SSf7 ~ hulls 81 5o5l4 - coy and
heifeTs, 8.2004.10; Texas steers, 50 3d480, West
ern fed steers S4G5.6O; calves, $40Ll0.
Trade was active for hogs with prices stronger
So 7Gq3s5; packing lots, $S.5oG3.60; mixed. 50 so
QS75 butchers, $3.5254@3 7714; lights. SS.45QS.75;
There was a fairly active demand for sheep. but
lambs We're slower. Inferior 70 prime sheep, $3.50
"a; ewes, s3qS-25; yearlings S4Q46o; heavy
Receipts-cattle, 1900; hogs. $1,000; sheep
Is coo.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 11.-Catte-Receipts. $500
natives 500 Texans Shippers heavy buyers
Heavy native steers, S5.10q5.50; medium. 4.509
30; light weights, @3OQ5 stockers and feeders
S3.2Jlt4.5O; butcher and helfers, s. 75G4 %;
Gamers, S2.250275; Western steers, Sc. 40a5 25
Hogs-Receipts. Is. 49, market opened active at
5QlGc higher; NadVance soon lost and sales main
" at steady to a shade higher. Heaves $500
$50; mixed, $SS0q36o lights. 50 25q3. As; pigs. So
d325.
sheep-Receipts s COO. Supply mostly fed West
punches steady. common grades l0c lower Lambs
$4.75Q5.l0; mnttons S35O04 feeding lambs. S3a
3.65; feeding sheep $2.50Q350 stockers S2Q3.25.
NEW YORK. Jan l-Beeves-Receipts. 2 600
market active; steers firm to shade higher
$7045.50; tail ends. $780, oxen and stays s. 75G6
4.e0; bulls, S3M4l0; COWS s.. l0Q4l0. Cables
STEADY. Exports To-Day 80 sneep ana 2sbuD quar-
tiers Of beef; tomorrow l5S cattle. Calves--Re-
eeipts, 7eli market firm; veals &c higher. Veals
s4.5eas.25; tops $3.50: barn yard calves. S2.EQ
$50. fed and mixed calves S2.7004
Sheep and I4ambs-Receipts 7094, sheep steady
and frm lambs opened strong. closed easy. Sheep
common to good s3Q48lla no prime here. lambs
ordinary 10 choice, S525Gc5.S5. Canada lambs
g. 62ta6f570 culls $3.50.
Hogs Receipts. 1854. market firm at 3.S5Q4 10
ST .-OUIS. Jan. Receipts g. zoe in
Guiding 2e0o Texans; market dun and strong
Fair to fancy native shipping and export steers
s4.5045.60 bulk at s4.75q5.S5; dressed beef ana
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places

ST. LOUIS, JAM 11.-Flour dull and quotably
unchanged. Wheat irregular, January closing sc
lower May a4c and July isc higher. Spot lower;
No red, cash, elevator 72hc bid track, 73Q74c;
January 72Ac; May, 75c asked: July, 6slRc; No.
? hard, Csc. CONCEPTIONS firm and a shade
better. Spot easier; No ?. cash. 35c bid; June,
$3.50; May. 359sc. oats irregular: January lower;
May. 1sGAc higher SPOT strong; No. 2 css.s
CSC bid; track CSC; January. Use: May 2s2sQ2Sl5c
bid; No white, 30l2c. Rye firm at SEC track.
Flaxseed nominally higher at $.IO. Prime tim
othy seed nominal. Corn meal SI75dl.S0 Brau
unchanged. Hay dull; timothy, $saS.5O; prairie.
SG.S0d1 Butter dull: creamery, 1S0l22c: dairy, IA
0Hi5c. Eggs firm at lie Whisky steady at
$127 Cotton ties and bagging unchanged. Pork
higher; mess jobbing. old. 49, 1919; new s9.s7iz
Lard higher; prime steam. $3.50: choice $40
Dry-salt meats--Boxed shoulders s425; extra
shorts, s475 ribs, 81 So: shorts, s.. Baeon-Boxed
shoulders, S5.25; extra shorts, S5.25d539 ribs
$5.37l2 shorts $3.50. Receipts-Flour 1000 brls;
wheat 5000 bu: corn 81. 900 blu; oats 81. 600 bu
Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls: wheat coo bu:
corn 4S.C0 bu; oats, eco bu.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 1.--FHour dun and un-
changed Receipts, IS 500 brls: exports $500 brls.
Wheat firm; spot and month. 75i26p75ssc. Febru-
AIRY, 7594M76c; steamer No. red, 7zisM72asc Re-
ceipts. s5.264 bu exports. 100000 bu Southern
wheat by sample. 70076iac; Southern on grade,
53Q76c Corn steady; spot and month"; 4eQ40Hc;
February, 40A040lac; steamer mixed, 370g7kc
Receipts. 2fl0o0 bu; exports 442.s0o bu Southern
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BOSTON, Jan. 1.-THE American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow: The wool
market is quiet and almost without feature of
interest. The failure of the Assabet wooden mills
and the opening of heavyweight goods have oc-
cupied most of the attention of the trade The
prices at which goods offered which range
from 8 to 10 per cent. below last seasons figures
are regarded by the wool trade as establishing
solidi foundation for a future appreciation in
values for manufactured products, and thus af-
fording a pretty good assurance that there is to
be this season absence of cancellations from
the clothing trade. The season is opening slowly
but that in itself is rather a favorable feature
than otherwise. Sales Of the week in Boston
amount to 2647OOO lbs domestic and 56S. 500 lbs
foreign, making total of 3,210,500 lbs against
total of 3,196,OC0 lbs for the previous week, and
total Of 330SG0O for the corresponding week last
year. Sales since Jan. l. 1899, amount to zoos 500
lbs, against I0,95S lbs last year at this time
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DiHerentinIs to Ga.

1t is said by a Buffalo paper to be the
unanimous opinion in trunk-line passenger
circles that before the month closes pas
senger differentials will be a thing of the
past. President Depew. of the New York
Central, will call a meeting of the trunk
line officials, at which action will be taken
in the matter. In this connection it is stated
that passenger rates are firm. One general
passenger agent is quoted as saying: II
would lose my position and $4,000 jobs are
not seeking men. Under the old Joint
Traffic Association system passenger traffic
managers could always find a lOophole to
explain rate cutting, but this forgive-and-
forget policy is a bygone virtue now" Gen
eral passenger agents are held personally re-
sponsible for any infractionS of the recent
agreement. and they are whipped in line
If found guilty of SHADY tactics.
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SALES or REAL ESTATE.
Twelve Transfers, with "a Total Cons
siderntion of S20,725

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. M jan II, 1899 as fur
nished by Theo Stein. abstracter of titles corner
Of Market and Pennsylvania street. indianapolis,
suite 90. first Office floor. The Lemcke. TeIe-
phone 1860:
Horace NJ McKearns to Robert Martndale
Lot Sc. Lazarus x PierceS Meridian Place SoOV0
Thomas .. Morris to Thomas A. Norris
part Of Lot IS, Morris's second addition. l440
So sS'9 Mccarty P1 third Vest side addition 5000
Nelson r. Sinner to Charles o. Sinner
Lots 20. A. 49, IS. Al aud As, Downey &
Brouse's addition, Irvington, and part OF
the southeast quarter of Section ?, Town
ship H. Range 500
Charles O. Sinner to Nelson r. Sinner
Lets 4. and l. Downey * Brouse's add
Robert Poenitz to James r. Layman. lot
No. -. Block D. indianapolis Car Com
panys addition LIN
Robt Martind0e to Horace N. McKearns
and wife. LOIS 50, 1888, lS4, iS5, 222, 223 and
391 jackson Park .......................... 2,45o
Johanna Jose TO Emma l.. Rhodehamel ct
al. Lots p "a o. 30, 81, 80, 50, g. IS, 90
~, 42, a and 81, Joses second Pleasant
Valley addition oo4
Era Montgomery et al, to Charles Yoke.
part OF Lot :, Square 1, Bridgeport $1,000. 600
William NJ. Webb 10 Franklin j. Shutz.
part Of the northwest quarter of Section
]. Township l6, Range 4...................... 81
Nathan A. Moore 10 Horace G, Whistler.
part OF Lot and all OF Lot g. Franks
subdivision Carson furn, also Lot Z. Malt
nors subdivision, Drake q Buell's subdl-
vision l. & r. r.. r. Co. south addition. i6e9
James a. Swan 10 James A. breeding Lot
], Block 8. and part OF Lot ?. Block s.
Armstrong; first addition, indianapolis. 5000
Transfers. u; z
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NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Butter-Receipts 1856
packages; market firm; Western creamery, $50
2lc; Elgins 2lc factory, 12q4l4c. Cheese-Re-
ceipts, 1915 packages market steady; large,
white 10iac; small. white, lie: large cOlored,
1O12c: small. coored, lie. Eggs-Receipts, 2,117
packages; market steady; Western, 221sc South
ern. 23c.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. n.-Butter steady; sep
arator l7@1sc; dairy 15c. Eggs lower; fresh
canGled Missouri and Kansas stock. lac per dozen.
Receipts were smaller to-day. Supplies on hand
are excessive however. causing prices to drop 1c.
slight recovery is anticipated by dealers.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. u.-Butter dull and 1c
lower; fancy Western creamery 20c; fancy Prints
creamery, 2lc. Eggs firm and lie higher flesh
western, 24c; fresh Southwestern, 22023c; fresh
Southern, 21Q22c Cheese. firm.
CHICAGO. Jan. 11.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was easy; creameries
14420c; daires 12d19c. Eggs dull fresh, 1870
zoe Cheese steady and unchanged.
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PERSONAL, Local and General Notes.

The Panhandle is building some steel cars
OF 100000 pounds capacity at its shops in Co
lumbus ..
The gross earnings of the New York Cen
tral for December, $685. We're S5O4.O in ex-
cess of those of December. 1897.
The Indiana Car-service Association yes
terday held its annual meeting D. T. Ba-
con was reelected general manager
G. L. Potter. superintendent of motive
power OF the Pennsylvania lines has gone
TO Florida, to be absent several weeks
l.. NJ Bakesley, for many years a pas
senger conductor on the Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne & Chicago, is very low with Brights
disease.
NJ f. Ingalls,. president of the Big Four
and the Chesapeake & Ohio, is in Wash
ington, attending a meetings of the presi-
dents of the trunk lines.
The Black Diamond Railway Company has
sent notice to contractors that nothing will
be done on that line in the way of con-
struction until after May l.
Judge Bacon. general agent of the pas
senger department of the Chicago. Rock ISL
and & Pacific, and II. s. Ray, who repre-
sents the line al Pittsburg, are in the city.
The sharp advance in the securities of the
Big Four and the Chesapeake x Ohio has
given spectators opportunity to revive the
rumors that some important deals are pend
ing.
Traffic Is so heavy on the western division
OF the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
that the company Is borrowing engines from
the parent line TO aid in moving the bust
ness.
w. F. HOW'LL, passenger traffic manager.
and H. j. Ban, Western passenger agent, of
the Delaware. Lackawanna q Western
have gone to the Pacific coast. to be absent
one month
George Rech. ticket agent of the Pennsyl-
vania lines at this point, who has been
quite III for several days. is so much better
that he was at his office yesterday FOR a
short time.
The illness of D. r. Earhart for many
years passenger conductor on the Big
Four. has taken a serious turn, and last
night II was thought he could live but
day or two.
The stockholders Of the Philadelphia, VIII
mingtOn a Baltimore, at their annual meet
ing on Monday. reelected the old board of
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VITAL STATlSTICS-JAN. II.


Mary A S. Kyles. sixty-seven years. Wood
ruff Place, pneumonia.
street. hamilton.
Infant Bowie. 917 Camp street stillborn.
Harry o. Brown, three weeks, 1906 Hillside ave-
nue.. pneumonia
Infant Harrington, four months. 90 Meek street.
pneumonia.
James Mcdonald sixty-six years. All Minerva
street. pneumonia
JOhaan Reimer ifty-sX years, 1911 Union
street cerebritis.
Infant Blackwell sIS Athon street stnlborn.
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: futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet
and steady. No. 2 spring wheat, 66hG67lac; No.
spring wheat 63G67c; No. red roc No 2 corn,
35A@3512e; No yellow corn, 3512q35Ac. No. 2
oats, &c; No. white, 29q2912c; No. white, Esq
CSC. No rye, 5412c. No. barley, 41Q53c No.
l laXseed $1.121a; Northwestern, $1.16l2 Prime
timothy seed, 1921. Mess pork, per brl, 49, 500
995. Lard, per 100 lbs, $5,55@5.57l2 Short-rib
sides loose, &75Q5.O5. Drysalted shoulders.
boxed $4 25@4 322. Short-clear sides, boxed, $505
Q5.15. Whisky distillers finished goods per
gallon, 1927.
Receipts-Flour "a 900 brls; wheat 1874 900 blu;
corn, $4,000 bu oats, $4,000 blu; rye, $4,000 blu;
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour, S1,G00 brls;
wheat 5000 bu; corn 24S COZ blu; oats, 600 bu;
rye. IA, coo bu; barley, 2. 600 bu.
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white and yellow 37hQ4G4c. Oats dull; No >
white. 34Q2llzc; No. mixed, S2A@22i9c Re
cepts. 7.240 bu; exports none; stock -. 30 bu.
Butter steady anG unchanged. Eggs firm and
unchanged. Cheese firm and unchanged
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 11.-Whcat-Spot dull; No.
red Northern spring. 6s I'D. Corn-Spot quiet;
American mixed new. IS 10l4d. Bacon-Long
clear 30 to IS lbs 27s; long clear. 40 to A. lbs.
2es Cd. Butter-Finest United States. Sos. Hams
Short cut firm at Sos Cd. Clear bellies duh at
3Ss Shoulders-Square steady at 22s. Corn
Futures steady; January IS 10lsd; March, IS Sgd;
May, IS S2sd
CINCINNATI. Jan. n.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm; No. red. lie. Corn dull; No; 2 mixed.
36lac. Oats quiet; No. mixed 29lsc. Rye steady;
No ? SIC Lard firm at 500 Bulk meats quiet
at $475. Bacon steady at 1913 Whisky firm
at 81 %. Sugar steady. Eggs dull at l6l2c. Cheese
firm
TOLEDO. Jan. 1.-Wheat higher and firm; No.
2 cash, Tic; May 73%c Corn dull and steady
No mixed, S6c. oats dull and steady; No ?
mixed 2Sc Rye quiet No. 2, cash, 35c. Glover
seed active and steady; prime, cash, old, $40;
new, $45212.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 11.-Wheat strong and
higher; May, 6S3sc; July. CSC Flour and bran I'M
changed
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VIII Extend the 81 Road.

A dispatch from Richmond says: Thomas
]. Newkirk, the local representative of the
Southern Indiana Railroad, has just re-
turned from Chicago, where he had con-
ference with John r. Walsh, president of
the road. Mr.. Walsh assured him that the
line would come into Richmond without fail
He also Informed him that the steel had
been purchased to extend the line northwest
from Elnora. in Daviess county, to Terre
Haute. Elnora is the present western
terminus of the line. The extension to
Ierre Haute will be through Sullivan
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UNITED STATES BONDS


At Chicago-Clearings, So. 192, $685. balances
S2,l72.677. New York exchange, soc premium
Sterling exchange posted rates s4S2Is and 81 SSH
actual. 4s214 and S4s45s; sixty days $4S1G4 S2I5
At New York-C1earings $226, 726 sol; balances
Sl2 s45 1872
At Boston-clearings. s27,7s ls2; balances.
50 SS7, $50.
Al Daltimore-c1earings ss,s5 1914: balances
s477.742.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING. 81, 1885, 243; balances
50. 2l9.ss9.
At Cincinnati--Clearings. 2,s4SO0O
At New Orleans-C1earings, 80, 336. GJ6. New
count.
At St Louis-clearings $3.50. 7a1: balances
S686 OBI
Al Memphis clearings. S4ssOoS; balances,
$1lS,o9S.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-There has been an i'm
provement in the general demand for cotton goods
to-day, and business has been expanding
scale. Brown and beached cottOns and prints
have reflected this condition The tone Of the
market continues strong, and bleached cottons
are moving upwards. Fine goods. such as New
York mills Wamsutta, Utica. Nonpariel and
Pride Of the West, advanced &c per yard. Print
cloths held stlffiy. Mems woolens were
quiet and unchanged. There was more doing in
dress goods, and silks showed an advancing ten
dency.
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butchers steers, S4a525 bulk at s42oq4 65; steers
under 600 lbs. s335@4.4o, bulk at $3.3594 2os
stockers and feeders, g. 75@i 40 bulk at 81 sgg4 w
cows and heifers s20A50. bulk Of cows S2ft4.5O
bulk OF heifers S2.75@3.25; Texas and Indian
steers $9d4.40, bulk at $S.65QA20 cows and heif-
ers $2.2OG3.s0
Hogs-Reeeipts 1890 market weak. Pigs ana
lights. S340a3.60; packers, S.6O4&fO; butchers,
So 70G3.S5.
Sheep--Receipts. 1000; market dun and steady
Native muttons s. scat; lambs, $445.
CINCINNATI, Jan. n.-Hogs active and higher
at S3.15d3-75
Cattle strong at s. 5O04S5.
Sheep steady at s2.2j44. Lambs steady at A.M
a.
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Edward T, Aller and Lucretia Belle Rawlings.
John +. Nuebling and Ellenora Phuma
Hugh McCurdy and Sarah Malta.
Michael +. Kueber and Anna Snoyner.
Thomas Fausler and Flora Williams.
Harry NJ Linyms and Lettie Leek.
James NJ. Vial and Laura E Matthews.
Thomas Bailey and Jane f. Green.
William i. Coughlin and Anna L. Allow VS..
Ferdinand Reinking and Retta Whitaker
Ambrose p. Stanton and Mary H. Ruddell.
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Union Stock Yards
r.. II. shieI & Co.'s ANTITRUST Live
Stock Market Report.
indianapolis, Jan; II. 1899.

Indi3napOIls Jan. IL IotJ
We had heavy receipts again to-day Very
strong market 2i1@5c higher; We look for steady
market the remainder of the week. We quote
20 to $50 at So 775hGf3S5: 200 to go at $37Od3lk;
lights, Workers and pigs, S3.45a36o Come in
and give rs a show to buy your hogs uncon-
signed or consign them to us. The Trust stIlI
refuses to sell to us. we not receiving half
hogs in the yards If we could buy them at 2zG5c
higher than the Trust is selling them.
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New Division Point on the wabash.

The formal abandonment of Andrews,
which since 1882 has been a division point
on the Wabash Railroad between Toledo
and Danvile, H., took place this week.
The last switching engine in the yard there
was ordered out, and not man is now en-
ployed at the point where. ten years ago,
$50 employees made their headquarters The
division point is Peru.
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RuiIdinr Permits

J. A. Puryear. repairs TO 5s4 Indiana avenue
Sos.
German Reform Church. frame building Oak
land avenue and Tenth street $3.50
r. Il. and c. r. Fosdick. remodel building 221s
North Alabama street $3.50
Mary NJ. Roberts, porch. 1910 North Capitol
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NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-At the close the Metal
Exchange called pig iron warrants firm at IS
nominal. Lake copper strong and higher with
13. 6212c bid and 14c asked. Tin strong and higher
with PC bid and 22.5Oc asked Lead firm with
41Oc bid and Also asked SPelter firm. with
5.25c bid and 5.35c asked The brokers' price for
lead is S.S5c and copper 14c.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. I.-Lead scarce and higher
at 3.S712Q3.9Oc Spelter firm at 4S5c.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, Jan. 11-Spirits Of turpentine
quiet at 41Ad42%c. Rosin quiet at 97l5cG$l O2Ib
Crude turpentne quiet at $1,000 30. Tar steady
at $1.10.
OIL CITY, jan u.-Credit balances $1.19; GER
tifcates no sales no bids. Shipments 1O9 729 brls
runs. 79, 3S7 brls
SAVANNAH, Jan. n.-Spirits of turpentine
nothing doing. Resin firm and unchanged
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salesmen are beginning TO send in good orders.
and prices continue steady and firm in most
lines on commission row uade IS rather quiet
A number of changes will be noted in fruits and
vegetables. Poultry, eggs and butter ruling
easy quotations In other lines there
The local grain market shows some activity in
corn, but receipts Of wheat and cats are light.
Track bids yesterday, as REPORTED by the secretary
of the Board Of Trade, ruled follows:
Wheat-No. red, 69c' No red, 64g6Sc; De-
cember. 69lac: wagon wheat, CSC.
CorR-No. / white. 3Jc; No. white Zone col
mixed S4Ac; No. 3 white mixed, 3iMc; No.
yellow, Csc: No. yellow 31@33c; No. mixed,
942zc No. mixed 54Ac; No. mixed, So94qS2S4c;
oats-No. white, sOlac; No. white, soc; No.
mixed 29tac; No. mixed. 2Sc
Hay-No timothy, S. No timothy, S6.50Q7.
cember. Gee; wagon wheat, SIC.
Wheat: No. red car No. red.
white. % cars; No. white, s. No yellow. 8;
No. mixed, 4; total. 30 cars. oats: No.
white, l car; rejected, 3; total, cars.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippersD
Poultry-Hens. &c; spring chickens, &C.; cocks,
toms, &c; old hens, &c; toms, sc; ducks, &c;
geese, &c for fun feathered. Sc for plgcked
Cheese-New York full cream. 1001lc; skins,
6GSc domestic Swiss. 122c; brick, lie; limburger,
Butter-choice, 1oe poor, 6qSc; Egin cream
Eggs-Candled, 1Sc per doz,
Feathers-Prime geese, soc per ID; prime duck.
Beeswax-8oc for yellow; 25c for dark.
Wool-Medium. unwashed, l7QlSc; tub-washed,
2O@25c; bury and understandable, &c less.
Honey-1041Sc per ID.
Game-Rabbts, 65@70c. Venison, 1SQ2Oc per Id.
Op'99'''i' HID HIDES TALLow. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No; !, &c; No. ?, Sc; No.
l calf 1Oc; No. calf S12c.
Grease-White, &c. yellow. Pee brown, 2Ac
Tallow-No. /, &c; No 2, 2l2c.
Bones-Dry, $12Q13 per ton
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births.

Nellie and Frank D. Brown. 1918 East Tenth
street girl.
Georgiana and Alex. NJ. Stewart, % West st.
Clair street. boy.
L. NJ and r. F. silman, ss5 South Illinois
street boy.
Frances and Sherman Roberts. 1913 Ash street
boy.
Mary and John A. Butler. 1904 North New
Jersey street boy.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 11.-Cotton-SaIes $3.50
bales; ordinary, l5-16c; good ordinary, 4sc: low
middling, 41sc; middling, 5-16c; good middling
15-16c; middling fair, 7-16c. Receipts 14l23
bales; stock Az 445 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Cotton quiet; middling
l-l6c. Net receipts, 25S4 bales; gross receipts
S,S4S bales sales, zoo bales; stock, ,S74 bales