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Ill with Grin.

The grip is uniting for duty large num-
Der of trainmen, and on some roads to such
an extent that the extra list of men has
been exhausted. The Pennsylvania and the
Baltimore & Ohio seem to be more unfor-
tunate than others of the great systems, and
this is especially unfortunate so crowded
are these roads with business. On the Penn
sylvania line -firemen are taking the places
of engineers, brakemen are acting con-
ductors, and new men are being broken in
AS firemen and brakemen. Pennsylvania
men TO the number of 464 were, according to
the reports received by DR.. w. K T. Sahm,
of the Pennsylvania Railroad relief depart
ment, disabled Saturday. With but few eX-
ceptions these men are victims of la grippe.
Other men are suffering from the prevailing
disease. and not members of the relief de-
partment are not included in this list OF dis
abled men. Altoona men of the Pennsyl-
Nania are i'll with the dread disease in great
numbers. Railroad men hear of the inroads
that the disease has made at the railroad
shops at Allegheny. and say that the per-
centage i'll with grip is alarming. DR.. j. A.
Spence, medical examiner of the relief de-
partment of the Pennsylvania lines west,
has had over two hundred cases recorded at
one time. Besides these there are many
men of his territory ill with grip that are
not members of the relief department. The
disease has made inroads at the Penn-ave-
nue. general Offices although not to an
partmentS where fifty and more clerks are
employed halt dozen and more men are
stricken with the epidemic The cases re-
ported to DR.. Spence are of men living at
places along the Panhandle as far west as
Steubenville. The corps of physicians un-
der DR.. Spence, eighteen in number, has
been reduced by three stricken with the
disease. OF all this body of men of the
Pennsylvania lines west that have been re-
ported to Dr. Spence none have died, and
there is but a limited number of cases that
have developed pneumonia. The eastern d-
vision OF the Fort Wayne alone is short be-
tween l25 and $50 men, mostly grip victims.
This number includes trainmen, sWitchmen,
yardmen and operators.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eleven Transfers, with n Total Con-
siderntiOn of $41, 500.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder s
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at ) D. m. Jan. Z, 1899, fur
nished by Theo. Stein. abstracter of titles, COR
ner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, Indian
apois Suite 229 first office floor, The Lemcke.
Telephone 1850:
John A. Hosbrook Ell al to James A. Lay
man and wife, Lot 175, in Woodruff Place. $i,65
Sarah Pore to Jefferson Olson ct al, the
south half of Lot H. Charles St }.
Vests addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
William h. Sharpe TO William W. Dye the
northeast quarter OF Section "a, Township
Of Lot l. Square 27..............,... 49, OOC
Kate F. Hart TO William H. Hayes, Lot II,
Block ?. NOrdyke 4 HoliowelFs Grand
view addition 4,ouO
Ambrose Moon to Charles G.. Shaw, Lot u,
Alvord * Co subdivision, Butler *
Fletchers addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Frances NJ Wishard ct al. TO Kate II. List.
part of the north half of the southwest
quarter of Section 3 Township IA. Range 150O
Joseph l.. Stacy SiIas D. LOughmiiler
and wife. Lot SO. keystone PARK -. 600
Mary j. Hunt TO Alice r. Moon. Lot SIG,
Spann & Co.'S second Woodiawn addition 1,5OO
Wellington Mathews Company to Benjamin
Roberts. Lots ;, 8. and s, Fletcher e
Thomas's subdivision, A. +. Il :. Fetch
ers Oak I'M addition. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
J. Lyman Jones, commissioner. to Angelina
II. Baker, lot No 6, Kidner's amended
Brookside-avenue subdivision, A. +.
Fletchers third addition ................... l. 500
Transfers IL; consideration. S4k $50
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TONNAGE IS INCREASING
TARIFF RATES NO BARRIER TO THE
LOADED-CAR MOVEMENT.
Pennsylvania Men Ill with Grip
died on the Big Four in 1898.

The business of the week ending Jan.
was something of a surprise to freight Off
Gals, as with the restoration Of rates to
tariff a falling off in tonnage was expected;
instead, the loaded-car movment exceeded
that of the preceding week and was in eX-
cess Of the corresponding week of 1895 when
business was near its maximum, the train
records showing that in the week ending
Jan. there were received and forwarded at
Indianapolis 26,152 cars. 05S being loaded,
an increase over the week ending Dec 81 of
1863 cars, 221 more than were handled in the
corresponding week of 1888, 4.534 more than
in 1897, 300 more than iii 1896. 5,274 more
than in 1895, and 1882 more than in the cor
responding week of 1894 The calls for cars
on Friday and Saturday showed that the
roads would be kept busy when carrying
freights at tariff East-bound the shipments
of provisions last week were exceedingly
heavy, and also of dressed meats and flour,
while the shipments of grain were not as
heavy as in the corresponding week of 1898.
NVest-bound tonnage is unusually heavy and
IS made up of all classes Of freights, heavy
groceries iron structural work coal and
coke being the most important features
and there has not been a winter in several
years when the roads were handling SO much
heavy machinery. engines. boilers. etc, and
the shipments of agricultural implements
and harvest machinery are usually large
for mid-winler The latter, however, is more
of local character. Apples and potatoes are
being received in larger quantities and from
longer distances than in any former years,
and considerable per cent. of these receipts
is reshipped to cities and towns which draw
their supplies from indianapolis markets.
The busy times with the Indianapolis iron
industries, packing houses, manufacturers
of corn products, the Touring mills and
stock yards make local business highly sat
isfactory in its volume. Below is given the
car movement for the week ending Jan.
and for the corresponding weeks of 1898
and 1907.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices In Produce at the Sea-
boards Commerce Metropolis.

Ruling Prices In Produce at the Sea-
bOard's Commerce Metropolis.
NEW YORK, Jan. T. Receipts, $3.50
brls; exports, % sOS brls; m dull but steadily
held. Winter patents, $3.76e winter straights
$35oG3.65; Minnesota. patents. $S.s5q4.15; extras
81 7OqS; winter low grades, S2.4OG2.65. Corn meal
dull; yellow Western, S2@8Sc. Rye steady; No
Western, 64iac, +. O. b. afoat. Barley malt
steady Western, 6OQ6Sc
wheat-Receipts. 1885, 26 bu exports. 1883 bu
Spot steady; No. red, 1879, f. o. b. af1oat. OPP
tions opened firm and gathered considerable
strength during the forenoon. closing firm at Sac
net higher. Liquidation was checked and local
sentiment encouraged by large weekly clearances
and small Northwestern offerings. Houses also
had few buying orders and did sQme export
business. January closed at 76bc; Marchfclosed
Corn-Receipts. 1925 BIZ: exports 119 275 bu
Options opened steady and in sympathy with
wheat, ruled firm all the forenoon shorts pro-
Ydng the demand; closed Ac net higher. May
Asa 41&c, closed at 41&c.
Oats-Receipts, 1OS. 900 bu; exports, 1900 bu
quiet
Hops quiet; state, common to choice, 1896 crop
7psc; 1897 crop Hobo; 1898 crop. 18q1912c; Pa
c:fc coast 1896 crop, 7q6c; 1897 crop, 1lgl3c
TalIow steady: city. 3%@4c; country. 37s94c
Rice firm fair to extra, 4&96hc; Japan, oA@
5lkc. Moasses firm; New Orleans open kettle
good to choice, 29G34c.
crude, f. o. b. mills, 15dl512c; prime summer yell
low 22023c. off summer yellow, 21c butter
grades. 26G2Sc; prime winter yellow, 2712q2S52c;
prime white 2SG2ec.
Coffee-Cptions opened steady at unchanged
prices to points higher ruled generally hrm eut
quiet, with room traders in control, covering IN
spired by bullish European cables and broaden
ing warehouse movement; closed steady at net UNI
charged prices to points higher. Sales, 85O
bags including: March, 5.60@5.65c May, 5.759
5S0c July. 5.9Oc August 5.95e; September, &C.
October Csc: December. 5.15c. Spot cohee-Rio
steady: No. invoice, 65sc; No. jObbing 71sc
mild steady: Cordova 7&a15c.
liar air = ltS-i
centrifugal Sc test. 5-l6c; moasses sugar
s-lGc; refined firm; mold a, SAC; standard A.
crushed. 51sc powdered, 5lsc: graduated, &C.
cubes, 51sc.
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$685.. 900 in gross earnings for the year
Brooklyn Union Gas Surged upwards on
arguments tending to eluci0aCe how Brook
lyn Union Cas- might benefit by an alliance
with certain electric companies. although
as far as the public knows such projects
are still in the air, and then the possibility
of increased dividends was mooted. Pitts
burg, Cincinnati Chicago d St Louis at
tanned high record figures on talk that the
minority holdings were being purchased in
the interest OF Pennsylvania, the parent
company. Denials of this story from Phtla-
oclpnia, accompanied by selling from that
quarter, brought the advance t. only a tenn
porary halt, but the truth or falsity of
this report is only by inference the conf
dent buying of Western Union appeared,
and ii was rumOred a rate agreement with
the Postal Telegraph Company had been
arranged The short lines put out on the
appearance of a rival company were largely
driven to cover in the case OF Tobacco,
which appreciated very largely, the gossip
being that such assets as We're supposed
TO represent an equivalent of the Tobacco
COmpany's interest in the Continental Com
Iany might he distributed in Some manner
among the stockholders. Sugar was sue
cessiVely pressed down on talk of demOrali-
Zation in the trade and lifted on the closing
cause it found refining improbable at pres
ent prices, said the sugar bulls, but for re-
pairs, said the refinery referred to- The
sag movement in American steel and wire
was connected with negotiations for the con-
solidation of Independent companies.
The bond market during the week dis
played considerable irregularity, but there
was decided undertone of strength which
prominent lines United States old tours
and the fives, coupon, advanced "A, the new
fours and the fVeS, registered, 1s The
threes declined Is in the bid price.
The following table. prepared by L. w.
Louis, Room II, Board of Trade, shows the
range of quotations:
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Dull Week in Trade Circles, with No
Imnnrtant Changes In values.

Important Changes I'm values.
The first week of the year 1899 was no exception
to that of corresponding weeks of former years,
the week being occupied more in ascertaining
what was done in 1895 and making collections of
that year. Monday travelling statesmen win start
their usual rounds, a number of houses
having put more men on the road, promising
is the business outlook. Prices carry steady
tone, and in no line is there d tendency TO ad-
vance to any extent Inc range is now so low
advance. In no line was there any feature call
ing for comment.
Higher prices are increasing the receipts of corn.
All cereals are in active request at the following
range on track, as reported by the secretary OF
the Board of Trade:
Wheat-No. 2 red. SIC; No. 3 red, 64@6Sc De-
cember, 6912c: wagon wheat, CSC.
Corn-No white 35l2c NO 3 white Zone col
orr, 35i3c; No white, 3ll3Q3212c NO. white
mixed SiG83c; No. yellow. a5Ac; No yellow,
35Ac: No yellow, 31l4QSS14c; No. mixed 35c;
No. mixed S5c; No mixed SlaSSc; ear corn
oats-No, white, 8Ol4c; No; white, soc; No.
mixed 2912c; No. mixed 2Sc.
Hay-No / timothy, $S No timothy, S6.50q7.
cember, SEC; wagon wheat. 69e
red s. total Is cars e corn NO
white. l car; No. white, /; No. yellow. /;
No. mixed 4; no grade, l; total. cars. hay
No. l timothy, car; No. timothy, q total
Poultry and Other Produce.
CPrices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens, 512c; spring chickens, &c; COCKS,
&c; hen turkeys young and fat Sc; young
toms, &c; old hens, &c; toms &c; ducks, &c;
geese &C for fun V sahered Sc for gnSked Skins
6QSc domestic Swiss, 1219c; brick, l2c; limburger,
Butter-Choice, 1Oc poor. 6qSc; Elgin cream
cry, Gle.
Eggs-Candled, pc per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese, soc per lb; prime duck,
10@l7c per h.
Beeswax-SOc for yellow; 25c for dark.
Wocl-Medium, unWashed, 1701Sc; washed,
2O@2jc; bury and understandable, sc less.
Game-Rabbts, 65a7Cc venison, 1Sq2Oc per lb,
Opossum, 20G25c apiece.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. S13c; No. ?, 71ac; No.
1 calf, Ice; No 2 calf Size.
Grease White, &c; yellow. 2l4c; brown, 2l4c
Talow-No. !, &c; No. ., 212c.
Bones-Dry $12Q13 per ton.
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Wool.

LONDON. Jan. There were many inquiries In
the wool trade during the week for merinos and
crossbreds. but transactions were small Fine
crOssbreds showed hardening tendency, ana
holders Of mernos were not inclined TO sell ow-
ing to the small amount of stock on hand. There
were only occasional sales of coarse crossbreds.
notwithstanding the good inquiry from French
buyers. Holders preferred to await the opening
of the next auction sales, with the hope of Sc
curing better prices Woods suitable for Amerl-
ca were reported a farthing to a halfpenny
dearer. The arrivals for the next series, which
viii open the 18th inst aggregate l90.420
bales. including 69 coo bales forwarded direct.
The imports for the week We're as follows New
South Wales, 9S5 bales; Melbourne, 9,02l bales;
Queensland IA bales; South Australia, $40 bales;
New Zealand 10 40S bales; Cape of Good HOPE
and Natal, 561 bales: Bussorah, $50 bales; Libau.
9l2 bales Hamburg. 442 bales, and sundries, n
bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.--Woo firm; fleece, I7d22c;
Texas, 1lQ14c
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS Jan 7-Catte-Receipts 500 in
GLIDING $50 Texans; shipments CO., No strictly
choice beef steers were received here this week.
but they are quotable at St. 500575; good stock
week, while medium and common grades close
weak and about l0c lower. Fair to fancy native
shipping and export steers S566D5 75 buIk al
$50, bulk at S-25G465; steers under 1000 lbs 80
40, bulk at $1,000. cows and heifers, S2GG450,
bulk at 50 1908; Gamers. s2.25925O, brk OF
heifers 50 25q365; Texas and Indian steers, 50 IS
04S0, bulk at 49, 85M4.20; COWS and heifers, $2n330
Hogs-Receipts. 900; shipments, 3.O0O market
Sc lower. Pigs and lights, $S.25g540; packers.
50. 30a3G0 butchers, So 55M3.65.
Sheep-Recepts. 5000 shipments 100; market
nominal Native muttons. $3.50l4 %; eulls and
$780, clipped and fed Texas sheep. $3.S5G4.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. .--Cattle-Receipts. 40;
market steady. The moderate offerings this week
met with encouraging demands. and the higher
values of last week were fully sustained. Heavy
native steers, S5.l0G560 medium, 440Q5.l0; light
weights. A2O95.25; stookers and feeders, $3.50
neq p sa@a 75 Western rnu steers So 25fs5 Texas
corn fed, $325Q4.75; Texas cotton-meal fed. $50
Hogs-Recelpts $500; market SC lower. The
demand this week for packing hogs was exeep-
last week were fully sustained. Heavy hogs, $3.50
as g.; mixed. SS5@S6o' lights S32e0Sfe; pigs,
sheep-Receipts. lao: good demand for all NUT
ton grades at firm to shade higher prices Native
and range-fed lambs "A s5d5 Is; muttons, S3.6S0
40: feeding and stock sheep and lambs. s24S75.
CHICAGO Jan. Hardy enough cattle a.
rived to-day to make market Trading was az
yesterdays prices.
Hogs we're fairly active. but sales showed de-
cline OF Sc, Fair to choice; sS5ll s4S,s0; packing
lots. S3.S5QS55: butchers. $3.40437 TO- light, s. 200
$50; pigs 81 90G3 30, bulk at S.. 50a365.
The limited offerings OF sheep taken at
unchanged prices, sales being a basis OF 81 SOD
4l5 for sheep. $4Q445 for yearllngs. and s375461o
for lambs
Receipts-Cattle. 800; hogs 2oOOO; sheep 25O0
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.--Beeves-Receipts. 80; no
trading; feeling steady. Cables steady. Exports
~ cattle l61 sheep and 1888 quarters Of beef
Calves-Receipts, o; trading; market steady.
sheep and Lamhs-Reeeipts. $780, sheep steady;
lambs higher. Sheep A04S5 lambs, s. G0G6.S5
Hogs-Receipts. 25oo; market hrmer at $500
415.
CINCINNATI. Jan. Hogs easy at s310D
SOFA
Cattle steady at s. 5od4s5
sheep steady al s225q4. Lambs steady at SAS
$50.
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The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail-
road last night entered the list of COM
petitors for the overland mail contract now
held by the Burlington road, by sending out
a train which will run regularly between
Chicago and Omaha on the fastest schedule
ever attempted between the two cities. The
train left Chicago at $40 p. m. and is due
10 arrive in Omaha at s a. m. The running
time twelve hours and five minutes, is near
~ two hours faster than the ordinary
schedule. Besides the regular express and
mail cars the train was maze up of a chair
car a coach and a Pullman sleeping car
all of the most modern construction The
train win make stops only at county seats
along the route.
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NEW YORK Jan 7.-Butter-Receipts, Sis
packages; market firm; Western creamery, $50
2lc; Elgins 21c: factory, 12ql4l2c. Cheese-ke-
ceipts, S74 packages; market steady: large, Whlte,
small colored lie Eggs-Market steady; West
ern, zee; Southern, 25G212c.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Butter steady; fancy
Western creamery, &c fancy prints. &c. Eggs
dull and &c lower; fresh Western. PC; fresh
Southwestern, 21c; fresh Southern, Zoe. Cheese
firm
CHICAGO, Jan. 7.--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was easy; creamery IA
6l9lkc: dairy, 126lSc Eggs dull; fresh, 26q2sc.
Cheese steady at 9l2Gf1c.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 7.--Butter steady and un-
changed Eggs lower fresh candled Missouri and
Kansas stock, Die per dozen
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS Jan Flour dull and easy
patents ss.45d3 so: straights s3.l(G325; clear
s. 1903. Wheat-Options steady TO shade easier;
spot higher No. red. cash, elevator. 7212c nom
inal: track 72lzc; January, 7Si2c asked; May
7S8tc: July $3.50 asked: No. hard, 7i2c. Corn
options firm and higher: spot steady. No 2
cash, CSC bid; January. 35hc: May, 359sc asked
oats steady 10 firm for options; spot lower. No
2 cash 27iac bid track, 29c; January. q l2c May,
2Sc asked; No. white. SOC. Rye lower at 55c.
elevator Flaxseed lower at $LO71a. Prime tim
othy seed nomnally $3.50. Corn meal 81. 75n1. so
Bran Gull and nominaly unchanged. Hay steady
timothy s. 25G9; prairie. 81. Butter quiet; cream
cry lsd22c dairy, 14QlSc Eggs lower at 2sc.
Whisky steady at $1.27. Cotton ties and bagging
unchanged Pork lower; mess iobbing. old. 50 92ls ;
new 1915 Lard lower; prime steam, $50;
choice $3.50 Dry-salt meats-BOxed shoulders,
s4 25QI4 so; extra shorts, A.75@5: ribs. AS7zGp
5I2i5: shorts S. f2iaG5 .. Bacon-Boxed Shout
ders IS; extra shorts S. 25G650; ribs. $5.622GD5 To-
shorts s. 75GI5 STih Receipts Flour 5000 brs
wheat 81 600 bu: corn 5000 bu; oats, 5000 bu.
Shiprnents-Flour. $500 brls; wheat, 10000 bu
corn 5000 bu; oats. Is. 600 bu.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 7.--Wheat-Spot easy: No.
red Western winter 6s Sd; No l red North
ern spring 6s 1tsd. Corn-SpOt quiet: American
mixed old IS I'D; American, new. IS l0lzd:
futures quiet. January, 3s l0lsd; March. IS sad :
May, IS sid. Fiour-St. Louis fancy winter
steady al s.. Beef dull; extra Indian mess, SIS ,
prime mess. COS Pork dull prime mess. fine
Western, sos prime mess, medium Western. AS
Cd Hams-Short cut steady at 35s. Bacon dull
al 2ss Cd short ribs 29s 6d. Long clear niddles
light rs Cd; long clear middiee. heavy. u.s. short
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Certificates have been granted to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Restoration and Increase-William w. Da-
Wis, Soldiers and Sailors Home, Lafayette,
T1ppecanoe county. S.
Increase-John Walters, Laporte $14 to S17;
Nathaniel Mcclure. Mellott. Sl4 to SIT.
Relssue-Abraham LutZ. Napoleon. SIT.
Original Widows, etc.-Jane While, Geneva,
S.: Appolonia Teckfer. Royal Center S.:
Nancy A. Fisher. Fishers Switch, $12; Jane
Young. Attica, sl2; Mary Richardson. Col
ored Orphans Home. Evansville IS; Gather
inc NJ. Lovejoy. Elkhart. IS; Mary A. Nc
Creary, Goshen, IS; Lucy l. Dalton Martz,
$40.
Mex.caa War Widow-Elvira J. Garrison,
Upton, SS
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Helen Gould Nails a canard.

NEW tut oINNIf1I
story that Mai. Gen. Joseph Wheeler
had SO admired Helen Gould while she was
at Camp Wikoff that he proposed marriage
was published in a morning paper to-day.
A cali was made at the Gould mansion and
the dispatch was handed 10 a servant for
an expression of its accuracy from Miss
Gould. The answer returned was that the
story was absolutely absurd and untrue"
General Wheeler telegraphed a similar
hardly knew Miss Gould having only met
her twice and then in connection with her
work among the soldiers.
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clear backs 2Ss. Clear bellies. 34s Shoulder
square dun at 22s 3D. Iard-Prime Western dull az
2Ss Cd Cheese firm american finest. white and coll
ored. COS Talow-Prime city firm at 22s 81. But
ter-Finest United States, SIS; good, COS.
BALTIMORE Jan. Flour dull and
changed Receipts "a GA brls; exports, S5S25 brls.
Wheat quiet; spot and month, 75izd15Ac; Fe5ru-
ary I60 16i4c; steamer No. red, s2i 2m12%C. Re-
ceipts, $500 bu; exports none. Southern wheat
by sample. 11M76i9c; Southern on grade T3d16c.
Corn easy: spot and month, 40A640ssc; February
40lxQ40Ac; steamer mixed. 3I4@319sc. Receipts,
1877 400 bu; exports. 200 S92 bu. Southern white
and yellow corn. S7i2d40l2c. Oats dull and easy:
No. white. 34634Isc No. mixed 321ac Re-
ceipts 1851 bu; exports none Butter steady.
Eggs unchanged. Cheese steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Flour firm. Wheat
quiet; No. red, 70izc. Corn easy and lowers;
No. mixed SIC. Oats quiet No mixed, zl5ze.
Rye steady at SIC Lard quiet at $2 Bulk
meats quiet at 81 SO. Bacon dull at 5000 Whisky
steady at S1.27 Butter steady. Sugar quiet. Eggs
easy at pc. Cheese firm.
TOLEDO. Jan. Wheat duh and easy; No. z.
cash. 7Oizc; May zee asked. Corn active and
steady; No 2 mixed. Soc. Oats dull; No mixed.
2sc. Rye dull and firm; No. ?, cash. 56c. Clover
seed active and lower; prime, cash, ASV; March,
81 62lb.
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull;
winter straights, $.SOa9.4O; special spring brands
$40; hard patents S2.4Od2.6O; bakers in bags
wheat, sS1ka6611c; No. red 70a71c. No. corn
S5Ac; No: yellow corn, 35A@35%c. No. oats
2sA @2sc. No. Q rye, 54izc. No. barley, 42Q
SIC. No faxseed, Sill; Northwest $1.15l5
Prime timothy seed, $2.32h Mess pork, per bril-
So 7Og976. Lard, per 100 lbs. $5.4505.50. Short
rib sides loose. $465Q4.7O. Dry-salted shoulders
boxed a. 2564321a Short-cear Sides boxed
S. 9S@5O5. whisky, distillers finished goods 81 81
Receipts-Flour, 81 600 brls wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn COS 900 bu: oats. 261 ZOO bu; rye, 5000 bu;
barley, 800 bu. Shpments-F1our Sc, 300 brls;
wheat 25 900 bu; corn, Ill 500 bu oats 199 900 bu
rye 15 900 bu; barley, 1900 Blu.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Jan. 7.-Spirits of turpentine firm
at 4534c Rosin firm Closing: 4, y. e, D. +; F.
N. $1.75; window glass. sos; water white. $3.50.
WILMINGTON. Jan. 7.--Spirits of turpentine
dull at 43d431sc Rosin firm at 971ac@$1 O21a. Crude
turpentine firm at ST. S0G230. Tar firm at $110.
OIL CITY, Jan. Credit balances, $1.19 GER
tificates, bids. offers sales. Runs, 81, 1858
brls; shipments, $3.50 brls.