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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-10-18

BOSTON. Oct. 1.-THE American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say of the wool trade to-
morrow: The wool market has been more ac-
tive. the sales Of the week aggregating 3.sli.Soo
the mills OF moderate size. Some OF the large
consumers have been around and have MADE
some offers, but these were. in most instances
below the ideas OF holders, and the result -
that they secured but little wool. The influence
OF the political campaign is still being felt IN
the wool market, and the large consumers, as
a whole, have evidently made up their minds TO
wait until after the election before laying n
an indication Of a speculative tendency in an
tcip2tion or orders for goods after the election.
but this cuts but little figure as yet in the mar
ket. In the West holders still remain hrm, ana
the attempts which have been made by the rep
resentatives of the Eastern trade to break prices
have failed.
The sales of the week In Boston amounted to
S.204, 300 lbs domestic, and 10, 600 lbs foreign,
making a total OF 1914. 300 lbs, against a total
OF 2.sS1,OC0 lbs for the previous week and n
total Of 5000. 900 lbs for the corresponding week
last year. The sales since Jan. / amount to 1O4.-
sol 900 lbs, against 23s, ga, 100 lbs for the cor
responding time last year.
LONDON, Oct. T.-At the wool auction sales
to-day there was a good attendance and business
was active. The number of bales offered was
11.7SS. Cross-breds were in smaller supply and
were we'll competed for by the home trade and
the continent, American representatives paying
in good supply and in steady demand. most OF
the stocks offered being sold. Some snow whites
with sellers views. New clip New Zealand
woods sold well and coarse grades were firm.
Following are the sales in detail: New South
Wales. 1900 bales; secured. 4%dqls I'd; greasy,
54q7Ad. South Australia, 200 bales: secured,
7kd@ls I'd; greasy, 4a4lkd. New Zealand. $500
6 esle Goo scQ Hoea s s1aaq Nst ID; g gcss Sa, sgiis sco1 GaIe
912d41S 4ad: greasy. 4LQ7Ld.
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SUPPORT WAS LACKING
THEREFORE, ALL CHICAGO MARKETS
REGISTERED DECLINES.
Wheat Was Firm Early, but Reacted
ms the Day Progressed-Other
Products Were Neglected.

CHICAGO, oct. W was higher early
on cables, but reacted later on poor support.
December closing lc lower. Corn closed AGSc
and oats K1Hc down. Provisions closed I'M
changed to sc depressed.
Wheat was firm the first half Of the session
under the influence OF an advance at Liverpool
and reports Of damages from rain in Argentina.
Trade was moderately active. with a little nib
bling from the English account. December
opened AqSc higher at 75%975Hc. and on profit
taking by scalpers touched 75hc. The offerings
were easily taken. and later encouragement In
the way Of reports OF a cash demand In the
Northwest and a sharp advance at Duluth, TO-
gether with l~ightness Of Northwestern receipts,
December steadily advanced to 75%915Ac. The
bulge, however, failed to receive support, and
under q selling by disguised local bulls Decem-
Der dropped to 74sc and closed heavy. hc under
yesterday, at 75c. New York reported 102 loads
taken for export. and seaboard clearances. in
wheat and flour, were equal to 351. 600 bu. Pri-
mary receipts were I'LL. 900 bu. compared with
LOS. 900 bu last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 81 cars, against 5T last week and 65
a year ago. Local receipts were 155 cars. three
OF contract grade.
Corn was dull and neglected. with the tendency
lower, partly on easier cables, but principally
On lack Of outside support. Offerings were not
large. but the demand also was diminutive- The
cash situation was unsatisfactory. shipments
being only III. 900 bu. compared with 600, 600 bu
a year ago. Receipts were 373 cars. December
sold between $3.50 and 35hc, closing A@Scl lower
at 35Ac.
Oats were stagnant and deserted. the trade be-
ing almost entirely Of a small scalping charac-
ter. Little business was done by shippers. Re-
ceipts were $50 cars. December sold between
22bc and 217sG22c. closing bQAc down at
217s@22c.
Provisions were quiet and easier early on mod
crate selling by local interests. but the market
steadied later on buying for the English account.
January pork sold between sl1.30 and $ll.20. and
closed sc lower at 81. 22h: January lard between
sc. 57iz@6 go and s6.55. closing unchanged at S6.511z.
and January ribs between S.97i4q6 and S5.s2l3V
| SOS, with the close a shade depressed at s5.97ls.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 22 cars;
corn, $50 cars; oats, go cars; hogs. $4,000.
Iaading futures ranged as follows:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

& k ! 2ed. ea eSt- 1 aI.Fi SetoS SRsha a54sc; p %ssat
sesrin- 40 eash, sss: October. sss; psssm%sS..
white. 25fEc.. PORK. firm; @jobhing. sl4go,' Lard
higher: choice, ss;s7't; Rry, cisar % meat = s1
| clear sides. s7.s7ls. steady: extra
shorts s.. clear s,sa ribs at and ss.. slea Is. sia corn IS m meal. st Tl%,
| at s2.c5G2. 10. Bran quiet; sacked. east track.
5000. Hay az s tsSisiv t i5esaT at s. s4isii rd prairie daie
ton ties. sf.35. Bagging, s.10ds.s5c. Hemp Irvine,
&c; Re &c e6D sai 6sas. 800 3 600 o bn. s Shsas. sl.oE sn;
II. 900 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats.
1900 bu.
fined duh at SOS: prime Western quiet at ss cd.
| Bacon-Cumberland cut steady at 4ss Sd; short
| steady at ASS cd; long-clear middles. heavy, quiet
at t4s; shOrt-elea r steady at = sss %; clear bellies
Wheat-sPot dull. No. 2 red Western winter.
IS n.a sszdi No q ! , Saliff Febraa IS ' g a,. du'q GorDq agie5;
firm: American mixed: new, As 5Ad. Futures
quiet; Noyem M1I Is E,o mo- pe Tenis FAM, IS IH1d:
ter steady at IS cd.
BALTIMORE, Oct. T.-Flour dull: receipts.
rs and 80 m sglfi eS ssRs9Tssi4 s:iI NoVemb @ne 7sa7 nr%; T BBe
| cember. 75SG76c; steamer No; 2 red, 7ikq7lhc:
spot and the month. 45ai5isc; November. new.
az naasiSsS: January. .SSssasesc; steamer nsM 9 mixed Sid.
4G44kc: receipts. i2sss bu: exports s42s5 bu;
| dull: No. 2 white. s7lea2Sc: No. 2 mixed. 25G
sSIzc: receipts. ss.iss bu; exports none.
| TOLEDO. Oct. fractionally lower:
No. 2 cash and October, Tie; December, 7sc;
| Der. S5Sc. oats dull; No. ? mixed. nc. Rye
| dull: cash. 5ti2c- Glover seed fairly active: 1895.
prime, ss.l2ls; 1899, prime. ss.25; october. s7.20;
December. 81.
| CINCINNATI~Oct. 17.-Flour steady. Wheat
easy: No. > red. Tic. Corn easy: No. 2 mixed.
f2ivc. oats quiet and lower. No. 2 mixed, 2sc.
/ Rye firm: No. >. Csc. Lard easy at Sc. 20. Bulk
meats lower at $50. Bacon lower at $3.50. WhIs-
Ky firm at si.27. Sugar easy.
DULUTH, Oct. H-Wheat-No. I hard. cash.
soc: TO arrive. soc; October, soc: December. solsc:
May. SIC: No. l northern. cash, 7sc; to arrive.
| 7sc: october. 7Sc; December. 7sitc; May, SIC:
No. 2 northern. &c; No. , spring. zoe. Oats,
z3f1c. Corn. <0kc.
' oeAotsHc: Nay. lie: cash No. : hard. ssh6
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QUEER CASE OF JEALOUSY.


CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. IA wooden Inn
age modelled after the pattern OF the Venus
of Milo was a feature of the hearing OF
the divorce petition OF Mrs. Mary Huletts
before Judge Dellabough to-day. August
Huletts married Mary. his present wife. In
1890. Mrs. Huletts says their home was a
little paradise for many years Her hus-
band took to wood carving. Mrs. Huletts
said he unveiled HIS work one day and she
"It was then that our trouble began. I'M
til that time / loved my husband. and I
thought that he did me. But after that
image was completed he would spend all
his time gazing at IL. He even bought
clothes and dressed Il up. These clothes
were better than the ones / could wear. ]
became jealous OF that wooden figure
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. Oct. H.-Cattle-Receipts. 5000. in
GLIDING $500 Westerns and $50 Texans. Good
steady TO slow; butchers stock steady: Westerns
strong to 10c higher; Texans firm. Natives: Best
steers. s5.35@5.s5; poor to medium. s4.35d5.3 80:
selected feeders. choice. steady; others slow at
s.. s0d4.50; mixed stockers slow at s.. s.;
cows. s2.75@4. 20: heifers. s2.eoQ4e5; Gamers. SEA
ass: bulls. 50. s5G4.3 calves. &Qe.25. Texans:
Receipts. $50. Best on sale to-day. one carload
steers "a 2sG4. 10: Texas bulls. s.. ) aS' "
Hogs-Receipts to-day. $1,000; tomorrow. 80. 900.
estimated; left over. 5000. The market was Zoe
G.soa4s5: good to choice heavy. "a. 80: rough
heavy. a.5oQ4.eo; light. A.5oq4s5; bulk OF sales
A75@4s5.
steady: choice and feeding lambs stronger: 9TH
es steady. Good to choice wethers. s.. 1904 g:
fair to choice mixed. S.50d4; Western sheep.
H.25Q5.so; Western lambs,
NEW YORK. Oct. Observation-Disclosures. 1854
The market was slow and generally I0c TO Is.
lower: thin cows and fat bulls steady: several
cars unsold. Steers. A2od5.so; bulls. 81. 5Oa5. so:
cows. s.5oQs.5o: Cables steady. Exports. $3.50
C~aIves-Receipts. 2.52s. The market was ac-
tive and steady; nearly all sold veals. 1850
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1909. Sheen
steady: lambs opened firm TO a fraction higher.
and closed a trife easier. Sheep. Sa4.5O: cuIls.
s2a2.75: lambs, As5Gs25; Canada lambs. $3.50
6.25; culls. S.50G40.
Hogs-Receipts. 7.ols. The market was lower
at -. ZOU0 o.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Notwithstanding. 400. IN
Guiding ECO Texans. The market was strong
Native shipping and export steers. 81 .Soa5. 50;
dressed beef and butcher steers. Aq5.5 60; steers
under 1000 lbs. Sc. 3sG5.25: stockers and feeders.
s.. 40q4.40; cows and heifers. s2G4e5: Gamers
| 81. 5OG2. So: bulls, s.. foQ4; Texas and Indian
steers. 50. %: COWS and heifers. &. I. %.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. The market was sc low
err. Pigs and lights. A.soQ4.s5; packers. 1859
40: butchers. 4.55U5.
Native muttons. rL75q4; lambs. s4.25G5.JO:
stockers. 81 2543; culls and bucks. S2-75q4.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. T.-Cattle-Receipts
s 400 natives. l.50o Texans. 1000 calves. Improved
demand for all classes at steady TO Zoe higher
prices. Native steers. 4.50a5. 45; stockers ani
feeders. 225dt: butcher cows and helfers. s2a
20: Gamers. 81. fed Westerns. s3.55l5. ss
Texans. $2.Sd3 40; calves, s2.5o45.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. The trade was slow
with prices f0c lower. Heavy and mixed. 81 ron
so: light. A.65Q4s0; pigs. s. 25q450.
1000. The market was active
at firm prices. Lambs. EG52s: muttons. S. 10
ass: stockers and feeders. p.Z94i5: cuils. g. 80
| 63&-
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. H-Cattie-Receipts.
| 500. Market steady. Native beef steers. "a. GOA
| $50: Western steers. $44A6: Texas steers. S. ESQ
4; cows and heiferr. $s63 70: calves. s3Q6: bulls.
| stags. etc. t2.5o0l.6o; Gamers. 1894 70.
: Hogs-Rsesfpt 800. Aaxkst 740ioc lower.
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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Generally a Shade Down
Small Decline In Coffee.

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Flour-Receipts. 5000
brls; exports, sos brls; sales. 7.4oo packages.
Market neglected but steady at old prices. Rye
flour steady; sales. 800 brls; fair to good. sS.1oQ
$50; choice to fancy, 50. 25Q3.O Buckwheat flour
steadier at 81. 1902 80. Buckwheat dull at 500
CSC. c. l.. T., New York. Corn smeal dull; yellow
Western, Soc; city, soc; Bandywine. s2.45q2.6o.
Rye easy: No. 2 Western. 5s15c, 4. o. b.. afoat:
State. 54a55c, C. 4. f.. New York. Barley dull;
feeding. 44Q4sc, C. 1. f., Buffalo; mailing. 500
Gle. C. 1. f.. Buffalo.
~Wheat-Receipts, 14o, $50 bu; exports. 139, 7Ss bu;
sales, Isis. 600 bu futures and $50. 900 blu spot.
Spot steady; No. 2 red, 7skc. Z. o. b., ahoat, and
7Sc elevator; No. ! northern Duluth. s5Ac. I. o.
b., ahoat; No. 1 hard Duluth. s7llc. 4. O.. b.,
ahoat. Options were again very firm nearly all
day. considering their dizziness. the chief bull
Argentine crop news. stronger, Northwest and
San Tra saca;C9s markets %Ssx aDa lGsal v,s sSssrin 1s rs snd
prices; March. ssassas, closing at sec; May,
closing at 77hc; December. 70 n-1e9so S-lSc, clos
corn-Receipts. s4s. OPS bu; exports. 10. $50 bu:
sales, so, 600 bu futures and $50, 600 bu spot. Spot
steady: No. 2. 47lsc. elevator, and 4Sc, Z. o; b..
afoat. Options dull but firmly held throughout
the day on small car-lot receipts. light offer
ings, a good cash demand and local covering;
1sc lower; May closed at 4lssc: October at 42hc;
pecembsr; t2,t@42asss' ,o closing bne at xa d2Ac; 7oo ~,
SPOT dull: No. z. Csc: No. 8. 241sc; No. 2 white.
&c: No. 3 white. 26hc; track mixed Western.
24lsQ26c; track white Western and State. ESQ
33c. Options very quiet but held steady.
Lard steady; Western steam. s7.25: October
closed at s725. nominal. Refined steady. Pork
mess, si4a15. Tallow easier; city S2 for pack
age. IA asked: country packages free). 4&G
&c. Cotton-seed oil easy: prime yellow, 35isc.
Cofee-Spot Rio dull; No. Z invoice. sac. Mild
quiet; Cordova. 9%c. Futures opened steady.
with prices ; points lower. and ruled exception
ally duh. with further decline Of points under
local liquidation. Total sales, 1900 bags, in
Guiding: December, 7.2Od7. 25c: January, 7.3sc:
March, 1850 40c; May, 1.45c-
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 4Lc; GEN.
~trifugal, Sc test, 4%c; molasses sugar. 4%c. Re-
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NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Butter-Receipts. 4.oSs
packages. Market firm; creamery, l6q22c; June
creamery. 1sQ211zc; factory. 13q16c. Cheese
Receipts. 4,o36 packages. Market firm; large
white, l0%c; small white. lie: large colored.
10%c: small colored. lie, Eggs-Receipts 6.5s5
packages. Market firm; Western, regular pack
ing. at mark, 16Q19c; Western. loss off, 2lc.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 17.-Butter firm: fancy
Western creamery. 2lfc; fancy Western prints,
25c. Eggs firm; fresh nearby and Western, zoe;
fresh Southwestern. 19c: fresh Southern. 1sc.
Cheese quiet: New York full creams, fancy
small, n%@111sc New York full creams, fair
to choice. 10kq1lAc.
CHICAGO, Oct. lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was hrm; creameries.
16d2llzc; dairies. 13G1sc. Cheese firm at 10Aq
1i%c Eggs steady; fresh, Ike
ANS CITY, Oct. Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. 15c per dozen, loss
off. cases returned: new whitewood cases in
cluded, &c more.
CINCINNATI, Oct. legs firm at 14615c.
Butter firm and 1xc higher; creamery, 1sd23hc;
dairy, 13q15c. Cheese firm; Ohio fiat. 1oi9c.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 17.-Butter steady; fancy
imitation. S2Q23c; other grades unchanged. Eggs
firm. Cheese steady.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Eggs steady at 141zc.
Butter steady: reamery 1sQ22c; dairy. 16Q17c.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the followin
named Indianians:
Additional-Jacob &. Houghland, Evansville,
s12: William ID. Gouchenour. Wabash, IS: Sam.
uel Pritchar6. Fort Wayne, Sc; James w. Black.
Evansville, S12: George l.. Colpayes, South
Bend. s.: George w. Ford. Geneva. IS; Francs
Kelley, Soldiers Home. Lafayette, $40.
Supplemental-Clark wager, Indianapolis. 81.
Restoration and Reissue-David NJ. Kiser.
dead. Dresser. s12.
Renewal and I-ncrease-Carlos n. Ladd. Fow-
Ter. s17.
Increase-Jasper Wilson. Terre Haute. IS;
William A. Shores, New Goshen. IS; DAVID
Libey. Goshen sS John Book Bedford, sl4;
National Military Home. Grant county. sI2: ia
cob Hattabough, Orleans. s2i: Henry =. Spencer,
Sheridan, s17; Robert Leak, Riley, s24; Georgs
W. Ripley, South Bend, S2i. Francis Briggs,
Utica, $12: William Il. Thornhill. Sullivan. 81:
James Lennon. National Military Home. Grant
Slpes, Mountain Spring. $40: Isaac Free. Con
venience. sI7; John Davenport. oaktown. s12.
Reissue-John Stowell. Lowell, sS.
Reissue and ncrease-lsaiah Sharrett, Fort
willie. Sl2.
tica. IS; Izora Cooper. Liberty, S.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fourteen Transfers Made Matter OF
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. Oct. II. 1900. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. 12s East Market street. Both tele-
phones 3005:
Robert w. Long to Edwin A. Carver ct al,
Lot 4, Reynoldss addition to Haughville.. $3.50
Corydon II. Sinner to Newton Wood. part
of Lot IL, Patterson's subdivision OF Lot
2, Block IL. Hubbard ct ais southeast
addition 800
Francis Ford to Joseph l.. Nary. Lot p,
l.. T. Fletcner's first addition to Bright
wood 400
Travellers Insurance Company to w. Z.
Moore, Lot 81, Block ), S. x. Fletcher's
South Broo<side addition. 200
Richard +. Chislett ct al. to Katherine Z.
Chislett. Lot 217. Elizabeth Talbott's re-
vised subdivision !
Mary f. Hildebrand TO Albert Brown, part
of Lots 4 and 5, Block is. James p.
brakes addition 400
William r.. Kirkpatrick TO Rachel +. KEEL
so. Lot &c. town of Broad Rippie...... 100
Thomas Davenport to Mary O'COnnor, Lot
%, Hendricks's subdivision of part of Out
lot 80 l,o10
Samuel +. Morss. trustee, TO Albert Smith,
Lot ISL, Douglass Park .-...-.-.-.-... 1000
Francis Ford to John NJ. Harris ct ux.,
south half Of Lot %. f. r.. Fletcher's
first addition TO Brightwood. 200
Alvin Craft, commissioner, to Josephine
Kinander. Lot 6, Shortridge's subdivision,
HOSES subdivision OF Block %. johnson
heirs addition .-.-....-..... 1900
William w. knight to Walter o. Rouse.
Lot 1. William w. Knights subdivision. $50
Isaac Springer to Mile NJ. Myers, Lot SO,
Block II. North Indianapolis. ........ 1000
Isaac Springer TO Oliver c.. Myers ct ux.,
Lot 90. Block II. North Indianapolis...... 100
Transfers, IA; total consideration. ......... SO. 7o1
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Building

c. ]. Linton, barn. soo5 North Kenwood ave-
rue. 500.
Nick Kerr, stable. 524 Patterson street, 800.
William Bergman. addition. 1865 Highland ave-
rue. $500.
George f. Evans. iron ara concrete building,
s., 1000.
Charles r. KottlowIki. double frame house
Marlowe avenue, near Oriental street, 81. 500.
William Wilson, frame house. Glenn avenue,
near Trimble street, $500.
sisters of Providence, remodeling, Capitol ave
nue. and Chesapeake street, $3.50.
L. Reseanor. kitchen. 1i1i Lexington avenue.
SIPS.
James Collins. frame house. Mount street,
near Washington, SSls.
b. ]. Peake. repairs. 22 North State avenue,
slso.
Polly Eudale, barn, Bluff avenue. near Ray
mond street. $400.
Ada E. Nutting. repairs. 1920 Cornell avenue,
500.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
quotations given below are ths selling
prices Of the wholesale dealers.)
Dry Goods.

Bleached acknowledgements L. &c; Berk-
I ssIia ND. e a.e s!af DS GsSG'' A sSs; ca ss! Fruit sss; Of Cum r,
Loom. i4c: Farwell. TIC; Fitchville. size; Full
Mieth, H Sc; GIN e. Ed EfnS s1sei ei ase; Age fen: siss; H u:
Psabody. &c; Pride OF the West. LIE: Ten
ssIiks sn s,ss; esRRsrss 81. Is lss: An &Gdr rseDssSIl. 49, s..
&c. u
Boott c. &C.; Bucks Head, s5sc: Clifton CCC.'
&C.: Constitution. 4O-incn. &c: Carlisle. 4c-inch'
s s4s;, P P~li : Sc: s aiii Fine Il; Great re: fnd a.lns Head e; os$ &c
Pepperell r.. size; PeppereIl. 1914. lsc: Androscos.
si PPir,Sts-Alien dress styles. 4.c; Aliens staples.
Sc: Allen TR. sc; Aliens robes. 5nc: American
n IncIs0 &c: cocheo fancy. SC: Hamilton fancy Arh9 eei
Merrlmac pinks and Rurpiss. shs; Pacific fancy.
solids. SIC: simpsOn's oil finish. &C.: American
sh Ki,d1ani 81; H'e csm Sriss iaS; a sdss'; &c. ss1 Warren.
SAC: Slater. &c; Genesee, &C.
fickings-Amo,keas AGA Acr ms; Sonestogs.
ACE. lie; Hamilton swninss; &c; kimono fancy,
lsc; Lspox fancy yy, tsc; MstnI 1snc IA; iOse; Oak
i5c: shetncket sw. 5ssc; shetucket F. sic; swift
River, Sc.
Harmony. sis.so; stark. SIS. 'S'
sr esss3 &c; Bates &c: Lancaster. Sc; HI ans ssssy
Normandies. &c: Renfrew dress. 7c-
Oils.
Linseed. raw. CSC per gal; linseed oil. boiled.
sac per gal: coal oil. legal test. S1zdIftzc; panN,
Virginia lubricating. 2Oq3oc: miners. 4c: lard
oils. winter strained. In brls. s0asoc per gal;
half brls. &c per gal extra
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Bananas-Per bunch. No. I. L5o6i1
oranges-Mexican. s4.506475.
L-emons-Messina, fancy, 800 to box. "A.
Potatoes-$l.35 per brl.
Sweet 81 per brl; Jersey
sweets. Sc
Cabbage-75cd$i per brl.
Celery-is625c per bunch.
Onions-t5c per bu: white picking onions, si6
LIS per bu: Spanish. $3.50 per bu.
InnaV-NeW white IsC par In dark 1f~
CranberrIes-Cape Cod. r-25 per bu. $3.50 per
trf.
AppIes-sf. 5oQ2 IS per brf.
~Pears-75Q90c per bu: Bartietts. ti.25 per buL
Quinces-No. 1, ti.25 per bu: No. 2. 75c0sf.
Observation-Disclosures u.2sQls5 per bu.
Tomatoss-Home Grown, Doc per bu.
Crapes-Coucords. s-lb basket. uho; Delaware.