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mission in England. All men are cordially invited

mission IN England All men are cordially invited
to be present
Professor Woodrow Wilson. OF Princeton Uni
vArsity and Dr. Charles II. Levernore will de-
liver addresses on The Relation OF the University
to Affairs" before the Nineteenth Century Club at
$50 o'clock next wednesday evening at the Wal
dorf- Astoria.
The German Lutheran congregation OF fremont
Borough Of The Bronx. will have festival mission
service at Third-ave. and One-hundred-and-sev-
enty-ffth-st. at o'clock to-day. The sermon VIII
be delivered by the Rev. J. u. Sicker. Of St
Matthew's Church The collection win be for the
benefit of the Lutheran City Mission.
There has been incorporated under the laws Of
Delaware company with 100000 capital, under
the title Of the Nicely Company. Publishers, for
the purpose Of recognizing, carrying on and de-
veoping the business hitherto existing under a
similar name
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NEN-YORK CITY.

In The City Record" Of yesterday is puohsheo
Q claim Of Ernest ]. Lederle for 1880 for expert
services in the trial OF DR.. Kennedy for the "u' .
Ger OF Dollie Reynolds. Lederle is an emp'oye -
me Health Department
ira D. Sankey will speak and sing at the
1ioe Branch Of the Young Mems Christian ASso
cation No sls West Fifty-seventh-st TO-DAY d
~ D. m. He will talk about Professor hen,y
ofnInnond. with whom he conducted a succesSi
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW YoRK-sATURDAY. nov. H. 1899
ARRIVED.

PORT or NEW YoRK-sATURDAY. NOV. IL 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Nebraska 'Hr,. Perry. GLASGOW and
Novile Octoher 20 with - cabin and 90 steerage
passengers to Austin Baldwin Co. Arrived al the Ear
steamer Fucrst Bismarck GeD. Albers. Hamburg No
vembsr sSsthanI,sn ana tg Amercs
Lane. Arrived at the Bar at $50 a M .-, o.o.., .,
with mdse ii6 steerase Pas4,nsers 70 the Hamburg
American Line arrived a. th v hsr s.rbon sen,ember
s Tegai T. Batavia 49, Cols,2bo - ern oSs ssS
twate- Noverrber 10 with 70 American Sugsr
Tenn,ng Co vessel John Liverrnore Arrived at the
Ds steamer Dalton Hall r MAIN. sOgrsbaya August %
ssa c,ober 4sisrs Il ard St Mehaeis o. via Della
ware Breakwaer Noyemoer ~ w ress win = e.
AT.sa at Hds a' g Masan Maracaso November
ana Curacao ? with ndse Bouiton Bliss a Dsi!ett
AT giss. At 4 ri sa5 at Fraser Bermuda
with ndse 10 passengers to q. ou'e'or'ase %
A g1ssns at co s sn ck.on.
and Charleston Q. with m1se ana passengers 70 "H'
O'yG GeaSef Princes. Anne Boar. Norfolk ana Newport
"e STEAMER %rh Bseaed. chares baltimore with ae to
II Foster
SANDY Hook. J. Nov II. s:i5 m-wind northeast
light cloudy. hay OF shore.
SAILED
Steamers James Tue Br ,or Tampa Ams M.els.
ute Rei,eIS 1 Ia k1sr W wa PSmorth Bunaio r
Hun Alene or. Kinsston etc uess ,s 81 Rsr.
Or Alden Singapore. Hong Kong. etc; Tali.man tNorl
smerara etc. Grccian OH. Mcntevifeo, etes -
RIO New-orleans: Jefferson. Norfolk and Newport
fswsrf,i-y fC;erl Nuevitss Goldsboro Pnsaepna
C;uvandctfe Newport News and Richmond, inotslr'la
1) Melbourne. etc Algonquin Charleston ana 'AoHs0"
5ss states transport Burnside passed out Sandy HOOK
a. s:ip n. . -. g., >-.-,ot, .,c
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
,.-~ooi N-,y ll-saflst steamers Cymrie (b<l Lind
.. N-str-york. Fsruria OBJ Ferguson New-fork -
Nov ii-Salled steamer Northern Lght 'iTl
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HONE NEWS.
-rNrvr ApprvA1.s AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
cAMBRIDGE-senator George PeaoooS rssrL
more, Of Rhode Island. GRAND-CaptEain am. az" =
y Mccoy ID United States Infantry, ~ can-
= Brewer It'll United States Cavalry anu .,,~ -
,sn 7 r Adams 9Th United states Aiu W.
AAJEsTIC-T Kimura OF Kobe, Japan. saIrp
nAITAN-Judge Clinton Gray. OF Newpois. -.
KAf HILI-Ex Governor Royal c. tart o. h"01
isiand and Count z r. Odazo. OF Milan i'ai''
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ATTENTION IS CALLED TO
THE NEW AMERICAN BASE
MENT HOUSES, Is TO % FEET
WIDE, NOW BUILDING on 18Th
AND 10Th SITS, NEAR MADISON
AVE. OLD COLUMBIA COLLEGE
PLOT. ARTISTIC AND MODERN
IN EVERY SENSE, AND WILL BE
FITTED Up AND FINISHED TO
SUIT INTENDING PURCHASERS.
SURPRISINGLY REASONABLE
PRICES. AN OPPORTUNITY THAT
WILL NOT OCCUR AGAIN. PLANS
AND PRICES OF THE OWNER
AND ARCHITECT, c II AR L f S
Buck, 100 WEST 42ND STREET.
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San Francisco Nov. 1.-THE official closing quota
ons for ming stocks to-day were as follows:
NAVAL STORES.

Everything ruled STEADY. with prices unchangeo mere
s.v,nrsh holding It's own. Business moderate N
a. dsra-,r-en,s Quotations follow:
epTarTs TT-RPENTISE--5ldj i isc ..o -
t,nefS Common 10 good aimed. VI 25Gsl 30; T.
:, En- 70. G 81 556si CO; II q q; ]. 81 20; K
e. e.. n 81 2Oas2 Is: y. 81 D5: w G SO 3d. " W. 81
STOCK on HAND.
splrirs turpentiEe. 80 sSis
Tar 49,
cho,,e,,on Nov li-Turpentine market fTua sse
..,s. ~ Rosln firm. unchanged
Savannah Nov. ll-spirts turpentne nm 4sc. re
80 oSt bb.. sales 40: exports. 23s. Rosn nm
reeetpt. ?s47 b5l. sales. iisI exports Ig3 Q1,tse
v & n 81: T. 81 %; T. 81 lOgtl 10 9 u 90 H. - %
81 20; X 81 80. II. 81 c.: \. $40 O. y 10
" v. 81 o.
Wilmington Nov il.-Sp!rits turpertine frnn, ASA
40. receipts 81 casks Rosn firm 95cnfl rece pts. 81
his crude turpentine nrm 81 5ons2 30. receipts 30
btis Tar steady 81 30 receipts i46 bos
London Nov. II.-Turpentlne-spriis, s7s iAd
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Ciip ]]ropertp for Sale.
ATTENTION, BARGAIN HUNTERS.

SPLENDID NEW AMERICAN
BASEMENT HOUSES FROM 20 TO
80 FEET WIDE, CLOSE TO RIV-
ERSIDE, MUST POSITIVELY BE
SOLD BEFORE JANUARY 1ST.
PAVING OF THE STREET HAS
BEEN DELAYED, TROLLEY LINE
ON BROADWAY IS SLOW IN GET
TING TO RUN, AND AM TIRED
OF BEING TOLD so. THIS IS
YOUR CHANCE. YOU CAN BUY
NOW At PRICES THAT WILL NET
% PER CENT ADVANCES IN
THREE YEARS. LIBERAL4 Az PER
CENT MORTGAGES. EXAMINE
NOS. 80 TO 326 WEST 10TH
STREET. OR CALL on CHARLES
Buck, OWNER AND ARCHITECT,
100 WEST 42ND STREET. sa.ssg
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
.tsurse, AS Moon sets ~ II Moons age
suh''se HIGH WATER.
49, o.4ofGov Island 3:i4 Hell Gate 2'0s
A.M-sanay t1oor s04 Gov Island $3.50 Hen Gate 90
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Excursions.
MEXICO and CALIFORNIA.

Special trains. consisting Of sleeping, dining
library and observation cars (the latter having
open glass ends and attached 10 rear Of trans)
will leave New York and the Eastern cities in
January. February and March for Mexico. or
Mexico and California combined. They offer
unequaed facilities for visiting Mexico COM
fortably, making IL possible to include many
places OF historic and picturesque interest that
would otherwise be inaccessible on account OF
lack of suitable hotel accommodations. Ar
rangements under supervision OF experienced
and competent representatives and interpreters
Stop-over privileges. Tours to Paris Exposition,
Florida Jamaica, Nassau, Porto Rico. Hawai-,
Japan Europe, etc. Individual railroad and
steamship tickets to all points. Foreign ex-
change. Circulars on application. State infor-
nation desired.
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AMERICA AND VICTORY.


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way a a
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6elp Uauteo.

80 IN yrOMrN EVERYWHERE 70 look after
En- vort advancement after 20 cays salary and
~ sI",on" armament Address Dept. Kl. THE WEIR
,Sr-P COMPANY Akron. OHIO
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Oantiua Academies.

-
TrpTc.N ACADEMY 2l63 sth Ave. 10th ST.
A Waltz and twOstep qua aateed ~ private lessons
= - - class lessons 50 co. classes Monday Tuesday.
Tbur.dsy ana Fri1ay. Pref. c. COBB. Director.
I~NI-KERBOCKER Dancing Academy. ~ East iith-st..
II I-nIon square Private and class lessons afternoon
- eve1irr j MARK MACDONALD. Send for circular.
n, GEORGE DoDwoRTH.
L. II and IA East i9th Street
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LEsSOSS
Corme7rIng SATURDAY Oct. list
OVERT sEMENTS AMI subscriptions for The Tribune
"a door north Of 3Is-st. until o'clock m advertise
mont. received at following branch o1ces % regular
on. rates until o'clock o. viz 30 SHAVE. s. e
cor 23d-pt: IS. dth-aye cor. 18TH st MAcys oth-avs
ana I4th-gt li2 CoiumbusaNe near West o0h-st. Irr
West ,od-st near eth-aye. % last i4th-sL
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Proposals.
nliscclla

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CycTATICA cURED.1oo cases pronosncea nvI T 1' ne
80 hen most successfully treated ana cured oy
- nav .ssGri,s special treatment. i.le6 Broadway
,.nceh. 100 Brcadway
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

E. & W. ia. sosne1 Collar.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
For Botr SexD-City.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

TrUpsoN RIVER MILITARY ACADEMIES m n
III \. Y Magnificent appointments Complete IN
5fpt. Horses ponies FOR riding. tr and recreat
Cent, J WILSON Z. 8. ". A. ~. supt. Nysck. ".
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Young Ladies-City and Country.

fTNHp ossINrNG SCHOOL FOR orRra. 81
i ON-THF- HUDSON--yi> c. c. Fuller
sond wear began September 27th.
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selling active at steady prices Heavy native
steers Hs5q5; medium steers. 81 i5q4 IS; light
SO; butcher cows and heifers. ssQ4.70; Gamers,
81 25Qs: Western steers. $s-sog4ss: Texans. $500
Hogs-Receipts Il. go; active demand from To-
cal packers and Eastern shippers; choice heavy
hogs and good butcher weights strong TO cents
ss.55G3.75; light. s345G3.6S: pigs. s3.25f5s.50.
Sheep-Receipts 21so Trade active and prices
ruled steady for medium grades. with few
choice punches selling shade stronger. Spring
lambs Nd7.75; wool lambs, s535u5.60: clipped
lambs, 81 sOa5 20; yesr.ngs. sos; wetnsrs SO
40; stockers. Sd4; culs. s2q3.
CHICAGO. May 2.-The cattle market was dow
to-day, with prices on the down grade. Fancy
lots sold at S. 40G5.6o: choice steers $505d5.35s
mediums. A.55G4.75; stockers and feeders. s. 40
$40; beef steers. Sd450; cows and heifers So Go
AS; bulls. s2eoa4io; Western fed steers. "a se9
$50; Texas steers, s. sOa4so calves, s4ds Is.
There fairly active demand for hogs at
yesterdays decline Fair to choice. g sos 90:
butchers s. s5G3s5; light grades. s3s56ss5; pigs.
50 3o0s.7o There was an active demand for sheep
9: clipped lambs. s5ds.55: culs. s45caL75: spring
lambs ss@l2 per 100 pounds; yearlines. IS. 1cas2 Is
bringing A75q5.15. Receipts-Cattie. $500; hogs.
1900; sheep. loco.
ST. LOUIS. May f-Cattle-Receipts. 2 400. IN
Guiding 200 Texans. Market steady Fair 70
choice native shipping and export steers, 81 500
SIS. with fancy worth $50 dressed beef and but
chers steers, sfl4. 30; steers under ZOO pounds,
s4d4s5; stockers and feeders s3S5d4s0: cows end
heifers. s2G4.50: bulls. s.. 25d425: Gamers, S20
ass Texas and Indian steers. - 400475. cows
and heifers. g 5oG45o. the top being only paid
for choice heifers.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000. Market steady; pigs ana
lights. s36oQ3.75; packers. s.. 60G3 So butchers.
50 s5939o
Sheep and Iambs-Receipts. 400. Market
steady: native muttons. Hd5: spring lambs, $50
10.
NEW YORK. May Acknowledging. 1.ess.
None for sale; feeling weak. Cables slow. Tx
ports, GOO cattle, 102 sheep and 4.240 quarters of
beef: tomorrow. SOB quarters Calves-Receipts.
head; So sale No trade OF Importance. nom
.nally steady.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. SIS Sheep steadys
lambs neglected. sIz unsold- Medium wooded
sheep s.; clipped sheep s425: Southern spring
lambs. IS per head
Hogs-Receipts. 3.o92 Lower at HQf10 per 100
pounds.
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Building Permits.

Andrew Boil. awning frame OF iron. West
Louisiana street. $50.
S. c. Scox. repairs. 1914 and 1916 Madison ave-
nue.. 800.
Parker S. Carson. repairs. e25 Virginia avenue.
SIS
c. E. Coffin & Co., repairs. Sl7 Fort Wayne
avenue. $40.
Ada b. Smith. double frame house. Hamilton
avenue, near New York street. s. 000
j. A. Harding repairs. 3201 East Twenty fifth
street. $780,
Fl ed Dyer addition, 1870 Virginia avenue. $500.
Jones Bros. frame cottage. 62l Arbor avenue.
s40).
Charles T. Boyer. repairs. South Illinois street
and Pr gue's run, 500.
Catherine Z. Hamlin. three-story brick fat SIG
West Market street, <3.s
James ID. Maris frame dwelling. 25S1 North
Alabama street. $3.50.
Indianapolis Colored Orphans Asylum. repairs,
Senate avenue and Twenty-frst street, s.. 800.
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LIQUIDATION In WHEAT
HOLDERS LOSE NERVE ON REPORTED
BREAK OF THE DROUGHT.
Heavy Exports Continue and Receipts
Rapidly Falling on This Week.
Provisions Losing Strength.

CHICAGO, May 2-Holders of wheat
liquidated freely to-day on a partial break
in the drought and on predictions for gen.
eral rains. July closed with loss OF sc.
Corn declined AG%c and oats nc. Pork
lost sc: lard and ribs declined 2l1q5c each.
Scattered showers throughout the winter
wheat country. where fears of drought had
been entertained, caused bearish senti-
ment in wheat at the start. Liquidation
was heavy, and with the exception of a fee
BILE rally on reports of heavy export sales
the market declined throughout the session.
Further deliveries on May contracts also
had a weakening influence. July opened Ac
lower. at 73kc, declined to 727sc, recovered
to 73Ac, declined slowly to 7211c. advanced
to 73c and closed at 72&c. Receipts were
light: Chicago got eighty-seven cars, eight
of which graded contract, and Minneapolis
and Duluth got 2I9, compared with 4l4 for
markets received $4,000 bushels, against l.
024 900 bushels last year. Export clearances
were equal in wheat and -four to 1s2OoO
1854 600 bushels, against 100000 bushels de-
crease for the same week a year ago.
Promised rains. and reports of increased
out of line. Receipts, 1893 cars. The visible
supply decreased 2,6i3.00v bushels. July
opened a shade lower. at 34s4QS4zsc, touched
ers at 34l1d34ssc
Oats were firm for May on covering
against cash sales, but easy for the distant
futures, owing to good crop prospects. Re-
ceipts, 473 cars. Visible decreased $4,000
bushels. July started shade lower, at
24lsc, declined to 2S7sc and closed at 2S7sq
24c. The premium of May over July at the
close was 2S4c.
Liberal receipts of hogs and scattered
early. The market became steady near the
end on covering. July pork opened a shade
vanced to $S.9712G9 at the close. Lard and
ribs were dull, with fluctuations narrow.
No estimates were made on grain receipts
for tomorrow. Estimated receipts of hogs,
30 ,000 head.
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Original-Theodore N. Conover, Gas
City. S..
Additional-Samuel Livingston. Worth
ington, So to s..
Restoration and Supplemental-Albert S.
Ragsdale (deceased), Shoals, So
Renewal and Reissue-William G.. Dem
man. South Bend, S.
Increase-Joseph Carter. Knox, IS to IS;
Henry H. Hays, Lebanon. Sl2 to s24: Will
liam Middleton, Hatfield. S. TO IS.
RESPONSIVENESS X. Hawkins, Chapel Hill,
81: Charles Yello. Muncie. $40: jefferson NJ.
Boyd, Huntington. ST..
Reissue and Increase-Robert E. Terrence,
West Middleton. S. to 81: George W. Light
er. Quincy. s. to 81; Conrad Hartwick. ST.
IBERIA, $14 10 SIT.
Original Widows. etc.-Edith c. Newlin,
Marshall; S.: Serreny Robbins, Seymour.
A. Kelly. Versailles. 81: Emma t;aret Gas.
ser. South Whitley. s.; Emma vanauken.
Rolling Prairie. $; Caroline Airgood (de-
ceased), Shipshewana. s.; minor OF John
Airgood, Shipshewana So
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices I'm Produce at the Sea.
boards Commercial Metropolis.

bO0r0'S commercial metropolis.
NEW YORK. May 2-F1our-Recepts. 1850
bu; exports. 21.5S4 bu. Market dull and easier
but not quotably lower. Rye flour quiet Corn
meal easy. Rye steadier; No. Western, s71
(. o. b. afoat. Barley dull mailing. 4sQ5Oc c. T.
T. Buffalo. opening navigation Barley malt dull
wheat-Receipts-37.oo 600 bu: exports 1871 bu
Spot easy; No. 2 red. SIX (. o. b. afoat and 7sc
in elevator: No / Northern Duluth. SIX (. o. b.
a1oat Z. c. b. Options opened weak under bear
ish cables from England and further declined be-
cause of reported rains in the Southwest They
rallied later on big reduction in Bradstreet's
visible. but again weakened near the close under
liquidation. and were finally weak at l4@%c net
decline. May, TsQ7sc. closed at 77%c; July,
rs 13-l6G771zc, closed at nc; September rs I-16a
7S5sc. closed at 7sAc: December. 7s l3-1sQ01sc
closed ct nc.
Corn-Receipts. 1l2125 bu; exports. el.27s bu
Spot steady; No. 2, 421k@431s Z. o. b. ahoat to
arrive and spot Options opened steady scant
large export transactions. Later a second break
occurred under realizing and the close was easy
at hc net decline. May. ss1.QSs5sc. closed at
S9lsc: July. 391s@39 slice. closed at 39Ac.
Oats-Receipts IS 400 bu; exports, Sc 6s3 blu. Spot
quiet; No. 2. 32c; No. g. Bic; No. white. 34c;
track. Western. 3l1kd31%c. Options dull
Beef quiet Cut meats steady: picked bellies
5aec. Lard weak: Western steam. S.421a refined
easy. Pork easy.
Potatoes steady. Tallow weak: city. &c; coun-
Coffee-Options opened firm at to 10 points
higher, on bullish European cables, large ware
house deliveries, smaller receipts than looked for
and demand from shorts; ruled moderately active
at best figures, with light investment buying a
feature; extensive accumulation of coffee checked
predictions for larger receipts; closed firm to
Is points higher. Sales. 1870 bags. including:
Der, 5.45c; October, 5.5oQ5 SIC; November. SOC;
December, 5.70qS. SOC; January, $780, February
5Sc: March. 5000 Spot coffee-Rio irmer in
sugar-Raw strong. Refined firm.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Ten Transfers, with a Total Consid-
Grafton of $4,000.

Instruments filed for record In the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. May ?. 1899. FUR
nished by Theo. Stein abstractor OF titles corner
Of Market and Pennsyivania streets. Indianapolis,
Suite 20. first Office floor. The Lemcke. Tes-
phone 17eo:
Ezra Mcconnell to Edward Mcconnell.
Lot Is. Pickens and Ioftus's East
wsshington-stree, addition .............. ssioeW
Charles II. Smith 20 Ellen j. wyiie. Lot
3. Milers subdivision OF Bells subdvi-
sion. Block q. Johnsons heirs addition. 11oU
Martha f. Arnold TO Joseph Littell and
square III. JOhnson.s heirs asdition..,. 10000
Louis Yeager Elizabeth Petty. part
west half. northeast quarter. Section Is.
Township IA Range 2.......-..-......--->. 10
Murthri Mundy 10 same. part same tract. 5000
Oran D. Shower 10 John Edward Martin.
Lot 81. Holloway's a. Jennison's south
east addition 70 frvington. go %
Fred Cline 10 Andrew NJ. SweenSs. Lot
rs. Eitels North Meridian-street add
ton ......-...- 5000
Ind ana Savings and Investment Company
10 Wilma Feuter, Lot 80. McCarty's
West Side addition. -. Iioom
Jessie r.. Barth 10 Mason j. Osgood. part
Northeast quarter southwest quarter,
section "a township Is Range S.. sme.w
Chauncey l.. Turner 10 Alfred F. Potts.
SION. Square Ncoo
Trsnsfszs 10; consideration s0oeo
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time and wholesale grocers are rushed with trade
The druggists and hardware merchants are
Improvement is the most noticeable. Demand is
active for fruits OF the season and all stun
from the South. In all lines healthy volume
The local grain market on increasing receipts
is more active and prices rule steady at the fol-
lowing range on track. as reported by the secre-
taIy Of the Beard of Trade:
Wheat-No. red nc; No. red e7q7ic: APRIL
re: wagon wheat. Tie.
Corn-No 1 white. ssh: No white Zone COLOR.
35l3c; No white. seize; No. white mixed. 34c:
No white mixed. s4i1c: No. white mixed. 3l9
SIC: No. yellow, 34a3tisc; No. yellow. 34c; No.
yellow, slaS3Ac; No; mixed. sac; No. mixed,
Oats-No. white. sic; No. white, 3olzc; No.
2 mixed. 2slkc: No. mixed, CSC.
Hay-No. l timothy. ssGs.5o; No. timothy
ssGs5O.
Inspections-wheat: No. 2 red. 4 cars: No. 3. L;
rejected /; total, cars. Corn: No. white, 10
cars: No. 4. l. No. yellow, 3; No. mixed lo
No. mixed. /; ear corn. 2: no grade. 3: total.
SO cars. oats: Rejected. car; total. car. Hay:
No. 2 timothy, car; total car.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry-Hens. SIC: cocks. &c; hen turkeys,
young and fatr Sc; young toms. SIC; Old hens. &C.
&c for plucked: capons. fat. lie: small. sq1oc
Cheese-New York full cream. 13Q14c; Skins.
6Qsc; domestic Swiss. 1sai4c; brick, lSc; linn
B1tter-Choice. 1Oc: poor. s0sc; Elgn cream
cry. 21c.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per ID; prime duck.
10d17c per ID.
Beeswax-sOc for yellow: $50 for dark
Wool-Medium, unwashed, Nqlsc; tuo-wa&neo,
20g25c bury and understandable, sc less
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No i. SIC: No. .. TIC: No
/ calf. 1oc No calf. Size
Grease-Whte. g: Sc; yellow nsc; brown a%a
Bones-Dry, S12G13 per ton.
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Available Grain suuply.

NEW YORK. May Especial cable and tele-
graphic dispatches to Bradstreet indicate the fol-
last Saturday as compared with the preceding
Saturday. Wheat United States and Canada,
east Of Rockies. decrease. s3l. 900 bu; afoat for
and in Europe decrease. 1900 900 bu; total supply.
decrease 1851, 600 blu. Corn. United States and
Canada, east Of Rockies, decrease. 2,643, 600 bu.
Oats United States and Canada. east of Rockies,
decrease. 743. 600 blu. Among the more important
decreases reported to Bradstreet not given in the
official visible supply statement are those OF 800
900 bu at Northwestern interior elevators, 305 600
bu Kingston. 112 600 bu at Burlington S. 900 bu
Minneapolis private elevators, 75, 600 bu at Chi
cago private elevators and 60 900 bu at New Or
leans. The principal Increases those of S. 600
bu at Galveston, 900 bu at Joliet and 81 900 bu
at Fort William. The aggregate stocks OF wheat
held at Portland. Tacoma and Seattle decreased
~ m last week.