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ss5 culIs 10 good, s5.5eas p: handy and export
market closed steady FOR best grades: several
loads medium lambs left over
CHICAGO. Feb. 7.---cattle generally 1oc 10 i5c
esnnsrs; Texans about steady; receipts 100;
choice ssl0qslo; poor TO medium, siai.se; mixed
stockers. $.2Sd3s0. selected feeders. A-29nf-5
e eSSne s1 essSs so: bSs ssls savs az
Gs75; fed Texas beeves. siG5.l0
son ood iS SSsr as ana
ESssi -; good e choice heavy - As ss ss
sheep strong 70 ios higher: lambs steady to lec
lower. Native wethers, A.50q5.so; lambs. so
$50; Western wethers, $i40u5.fo: Western lambs-
eReceipts-cattIe. 1900; hogs. 5000; sheep.
NEW YORK. Feb. -.Beeves-Recelpts. ssss:
others l0c lower, dull and firm: four cars cattle
Snsod SteeFs 49, ~ oxen s ana s'ass
449 cattle. so sheep and 1872 quarters OF beef
Calves-Receipts 1.s27: market slow and sc on;
some sales 40c lower; all sold Neals. 500
extras. 50; little calves. si@i75; barnyard stock
Sheep and lambs-<Recelpts. 7.z7s; q cars on
slels 80; sulls s2sos Is: lambs Sc sos7.ss mainly
s5.2sG5.4o: state pigs. s5.ioG550.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. T.-Cattle-Receipts. 5000
natives. LOO Texans; choice steers and butcher
cows and heifers steady: all others easier. Heavy
native steers 81 1905 coz light weights A.15f15S5
stockers and feeders. $500; butcher cows and
heifers So lea 80; Gamers. 81 so4Slo; fed West
ems. sil0d4S5; Western feeders. Sso94so:
Hogs.Receipts. Is, 600: market fairly active and
2ikc 20 sc lower. Heavy. 81 7oQi 10: mixed. $40
G475; light. 81 40G4.67ie: pigs. 4.2SU4.55
Sheeps-Receipts $500; lambs and feeders
steady; good muttons 10c higher. Lambs, s. 500
$50; muttons, 81 60f5. IS: stockers and feeders.
So. 50G5.10: culls. s.. 50@3.50
ST LOUIS. Feb 7.-Cattle-Receipts T. 900. In
GLIDING 1900 Texans; market loc lower for natives
and loo to 15c lower for Texans Native shipping
and export steers - ooabs5, dressed oef ana
butcher steers. Sd5.25; steers under 900 lbs.
$S50d4. 80: stockers and feeders, $350df-15. cows
and heifers. $2d4 50. Gamers. 81 2SQe 50, bulls
sS642 5 Texas and Indian steers. 50 sod4-75: cows
and heifers. s2.aJGi.
Hogs-Receipts, 10. 100. Market &c and lee
qIsO: butcher, si.seaisO
Sheep-Receipts. loo. Market strong. Native
muttons 81 75f5. 20: lambs ssff7; cuils and bucks.
50 5064.25: stockers. $3.5013-65-
CINCINNATI. Feb. Hogs easy at ttlea
497k
Cattle weak at s3f75.35.
Sheep steady at ss.5oG525; lambs dull and
lower at s550dsS5.
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
Lowing named Indianians:
Original-Martin Limbaugh, National
Military Home, Marion, IS; John NJ. Van
Fleet, Elkhart. s.; Moses A. McConahay.
Idaville IS; Alpheus Choat, Frankfort. 50.
Additional-Eden w. Booth, Crown Point.
s. to ST.
Increase-Finley Pritchard, Winchester
Sc to IS; Adam Young. Oakland City, 81
to s24; Alexander II. Henderson. Knox. 81
to IS: Austin B. Hughes. Newport. Sc to IS;
Lewis Vermillion. St. Mary's, IS to SO;
Thomas ]. Lamar, Boonville, ,. to IS;
Henry c. Taber. Plymouth. $12 to SIT:
James s. Kitterman. Washington. IS to
sl2; Luther A Cranor, Muncie. s. TO $12;
Byron Van Reed, Carbonate. Sc to IS:
Scion Neigh. Indianapolis. s. 10 SO; John
A. Cowen, Richland, sl2 to sli: David r.
McClintick. Staunton. SIC TO $50; James Sui
iivan. New Albany. s. to s12: Thomas NJ
Cook, Ewood. So to s..
Reissue-Wiliam F.. Westover, New
Marion. $l2: Thomas NJ Bundy. Elwood. S.
Original Widows etc.-Lucy A Ray, Ably
del. sl2; Eliza NJ. Nicely. Mestport, Sl2
Reissue-Mary A. McCreary. Goshen. So
Original Widow-Special accrued jan Is
Ellen r. Plummer, Peru, IS.
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TRADE In GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places

ST: LOUIS. Feb. Flour better; patents. So A
n355. extra fancy, So i0G325; clears, So 75f2 90
Mheat-No- red cash. 7o,s67Ossc; May. 5ossG
CASH Sie FebTnary sine NAV Ss SSTn
July S23sc. oats,No. 2 cash. February and
s29s2.3o. with prime worth more. Corn meai
steady at Sl.759lSO. Bran steady; sacked east
prairie. s.. seas. so Whisky sseaey. at ST az
Cotton ties $1-2 Tagging. 51k46ssc Hemp Irvine
&C. Dry salt meats (ooxed). extra shorts, S.
clear ribs $6l2ia: clear sides, SOS Bacon
(boxed). extra shorts. $50; clear ribs So 62is
clear sides, ss.75. Receipts,Flour. 1000 brls
wheat. 81 900 bu: corn, 81 900 bu: oats, So 600 bu
Shipments-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat 1900 bu
corn 81. 900 bu: oats. 2. 900 bu-
TOLEDO. Feb. WHEAT higher and firm: No
2 cash. Tic; May, 7sisc. Corn higher and
steady; No. mixed. 3ilc- Oats dull: No.
mixed. 2ic- Rye nominal: No. cash, 57skc
Clover seed lower for futures: market active
prime cash. old 81. 90 asked: February, new S. 81
March. $50: No. seed. S57it64s.
Pa. BALTIMORE. Feb Feb, sGFiour UNCHANGED and
Wheat inactive and lrmer: spot and month
s2sm,s,se March ss,i AS May z 7aF@54,sc
exports. lo6ooo bu; southern wheat by sample
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Horses.

UNION SToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
Feb. 7-There was a liberal supply of
horses in the auction. about $50 head hav-
ing been received against $50 the same time
last week and $50 the corresponding time
q year ago. All kinds were represented in
the arrivals and the quality generally was
satisfactory. possibly better than the aver
age at this time In the year. There was a
good attendance Of buyers. and with an
active demand from Eastern, New Eng
land and the Southern States the bidding
from the start was spirited. The inquiry
was best for drafters. chunks, drivers and
Southerners, and they sold promptly at
steady prices compared with last week.
There is quite falling off to note in the
demand from exporters, and consequently
the high-class harness horses were selling
at unevenly lower prices, some being con-
sidered SIS per head below the high time
recently. The range in prices for draft
horses was sll5@l5o; chunks, sS5a1e5: driv-
ers. $500. and Southerners. s4O@65.
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AT NEW YORK.
Strength of Wheat the Salient Fea.
ture Of the Days Trade.

NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Flour-Receipts.
1854 brls; exports, 9,117 brls. The market
was firmer and more active. The advance
in wheat encouraged buyers to freely meet
old asking prices. Buckwheat -four weak at
s1.5oQ1.75 Barley firm; feeding, 421kq45c c. /.
f., New York; mailing, 50Q53c C. 1. f., New
York
Wheat-Receipts, $500 blu. Spot strong;
No. red. 1850 elevator; No. red, 777sc f.
o. b. afioat, prompt; No. northern Duluth,
1870 +. o. b. afioat, prompt; No. 1 hard
Duluth, S17sc (. o. b. afioat, prompt. OPP
tions opened firm at 15c advance, and ex-
perienced bull day, attended by broaden
ing trade. The strength was started by
higher cables and increased later on bad
crop conditions in France and a severe cold
wave report in our own Northwest Prices
advanced all day and closed strong at 7sM1C
net rise; May, IA 3-16a747sc, closed at 747sc;
July, "a 1-16Q74%c, closed at 74%c.
Corn-Receipts, 5O176 bu; exports, 61.07z
blu. Spot firm. Options opened firm on bet
ter cables and strong speculative demand
subsequently ruled strong with wheat
coupled with higher cables. big clearances
and good export demand and closed
strong at 13c net ADVANCE; May. S92sq3915c
Oats-Receipts, $500 blu; exports, 1,35(
bu. Spot firm; No. 2. 2Sl1d29c; No. 3, Csc
No. white, 311ac; No. white, 3011c; track
mixed Western, 2S12d301hc; track white 81
Beef steady; packet, s10.50d12. Cut meats
firm; picked bellies, s6.50@7.50. Lard firm
Western steam. $40: February. s6.4O and
nominal Refined steady. Tallow firm: city
sac; country, 5A@5ssc. Cotton-seed oil
firmer; prime crude, SS%c; prime yellow
371ac.
Coffee-Futures opened steady, with
prices TO 10 points lower, in sympathy
with the weakness in European markets
but soon rallied on local support and ligh,
foreign demand. Forenoon operations were
not extensive, but speculation picked VI
later in the day, when investment buying
| became a feature. Statistical conditions
were not sufficiently changed to have spe.
cial weight upon local sentiment Consum
ers bought sparingly in the spot demand
The close was steady and net unchanged to II
| points lower. Total sales were 1880 bags
| including: ebruary. 705c; March, 1860
| 7.l0c; May, 7.20a7.25c; September, 7.45c; De
| cember, 7.55Qi 60; January, 76047. 70c Spo
Rio steady; No. jobbing. Csc; mild firm
Cordova. 10G131ac.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining, 11-16c
centrifugal. So test. 7-16c; molasses sugar
13-16c. Sales. 1900 bags centrifugal.
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BIG DEMAND FOR EXPORT
1T RAISED WHEAT MORE THAN A
CENT ON THE BUSHEL.
Market Very StrOng-COrn and Oats
Higher and Provisions Firm in the
Face of Big Receipts.

CHICAGO, Feb. IA good export de-
mand overshadowed other bullish factors
in strong and active wheat market to-
day. May closing 1%91Ac over yesterday.
Corn closed Sole and oats nc improved.
Provisions at the close were a shade bet
ter than yesterday.
May wheat opened 1zqac over yester-
days close, at 67ssQ6724c, supported by the
Paris advance and the prediction of a cold
wave. The market touched 671zc and then
the ascent began which was continued to
the end. Trade was active and the market
broad. Liverpool turned strong and adj
vanced on reports of weather menacing to
the crop in France. and it was feared, the
same cables reported, that Argentine ship
ments would be delayed. The conditions
were a support to the local market. The
most cheerful news, however, from a bull
standpoint was that the export demand
which, day after day, has been labeled
slack" had improved. In confirmation of
this New York reported fifty-nine loads
taken for export. while 200. 200 bu were sold
here for direct export The price for May
was steadily bid up to 6S2sQ6Si2c. at which
it closed, 11sQ14c over yesterday. Pri-
uidiy iSCeiplS WcIt ffl,vv Dus COLlpdfeQ
with 45s.000 blu last year. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 356 cars, against 274 last
week and S55 year ago. Local receipts
were twenty-nine cars, none of which
graded contract. Atlantic port clearances,
in wheat and flour, were equal to Isl, 900 bu
The corn market was strong and active
the greater part of the session. There was
a good shipping demand, $4,000 bu being
sold for export, and shorts bought literally.
The main influence in the strength was the
report that the Argentine crop was suffer-
ing from extreme heat Liverpool was
higher this. Country offerings were
small. Local receipts amounted to GAO cars.
May ranged from S3ssc to $3.50 and closed
3sW15c over yesterday, at 331aq33ssc. Com
mission houses led the buying, while
scalpers took profits on long corn.
The oats market was strong but the
trade was small. The strength Of other
grains was the main factor Receipts here
were LIS cars. May sold from 23SsQ231zc to
23ssq23a4c and closed nc up, at 235sc
In the face of heavy hog receipts and
lower prices at the yards the provisions
market showed strength which excited the
admiration of traders. Liverpool was well
up on products and the strength of grain
was factor. Offerings were light and the
demand excellent, particularly from one
influential concern, which naturally caused
buying by lesser interests. The market
was lower at the start, rejecting the heavy
hog receipts but this was no more than ex-
pected. May pork sold from Sill to $11.15
and closed 21ac over yesterday, at $11.1Z12
May lard from s610 to $6.l7h, closing a
shade down, at S6.121kq6.15, and May ribs
21aq5c over yesterday at $6d6021a
Estimated receipts to-morrow-Wheat. 30
cars; corn, 700 cars; oats, 1900 cars; hogs,
$1,000 head.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Butter-Receipts. 6.317
packages; market steady; June creamery, 19e1
23l4c: Western creamery, 21a2sc: factory. lsGlsc:
Cheese-Recepts. 1.42S packages: steady: fall
small. 12s.dl3c; large late made. d12c; small,
late made. 12dl2i4c. Eggs-Receipts. 1876 pack
ages: unsettled and lower: Western, HiAM15c,
loss off; Western. ungraded. at mark. 13d14i2c.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. z - Butter - Fancy
Western creamery, 26c; fancy Western prints.
&c. Eggs weak and &c lower; fresh nearby.
141zc; fresh Western, 1iiec; fresh Southwestern.
14c fresh Southern. 13c. Cheese unchanged
CHICAGO. Feb Ton the Produce Exchange
today the butter market was firm: creameries.
19n2411c dairies. 19Gf22c. Cheese firm at 12q13c
Eggs weak: fresh. 13l2c.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 7--Eggs-Market &c
lower; fresh Missouri and Kansas stock. firsts.
l015c, cases returned.
CINCINNATI Feb. 7.-Butter steady. Eggs
dull at 12lzc. Cheese steady.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 7.-Cheese. butter and eggs
firm and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Feb Eggs lower at l1hc.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Sixteen Transfers, with a Total Con-
alteration of $27,575.

instruments fled for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m Feb Z. as fur
nished by Theo. Stein. abstracter of titles. cor
ner of Pennsylvania and Market streets. Indian
apols, Suite 229. first office floor. The Lemcke.
Telephone 1760:
Sarah Z. Fowler to Edward ]. Gausepohl
part Of Lot 379. Fletcher ct ais subdivi-
ciarissa M. Waters to Eli G. Allen, part
of southeast quarter of northeast quarter,
Section 10. Township 10. Range S...:..:..: 125
Robert Martindale to Jesse NJ. Tindall, Lot
49. Douglass Park addition. ................ 125O
John S. Miller to Percy r. Chavalier Lot
sons heirs addition .................... 5000
OF Lot 20. Glenn's subdivision Brooks -
Fr na1sii9n NJ. Clark to James &. Brown. '''
part of Lots 50 to 50 inclusive. Alvord's
subdivision. Fletcher's addition 5000
James r. Tyre s to lanes, James {. Brown: part
division. Fietchers addition ............... 5000
Julian Perkins to Charles s. Lewis, Lot
40 Atkins & Perkinss University Place
William e. Ringer to Thomas s. Earl part
OF southeast quarter of northeast quarter. ga
Section %, Township IL, Range 3........ 800
John Mitchell TO Peter Huggler. Lots TO s. =
Chorters Orchard Grove addition $500 LOCO
D, b. Hosbrook subdivision .....:.:.:.... $500
Joseph Il. Blackman TO Mary A. Dickey.
part OF Lot 12i. Daugherty's subdivision. -
Frank NJ Foster To Felix c. Larger Lot
S. Mccarty's tlird West Side addition. 1900
William n Wishard to Harry j. Miiligan.
Township II Range S...................... 800
Lot -. section i. Martindaie & stiltz
Anna e Magee to Harry ]. Milligan Lots
2is and 214 Mobiles subdivision Outlet As 5000
Transfers 1g. consideration s97 575
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Wool.

BOSTON, Feb. THE American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow: The fea-
ture of the market has been the continued de-
mand for WOODS grading quarter blood and below
and aside from this demand the market has
been quiet-quieter. in fact. than during the
previous week. Customers chiefly after the
low,priced wools, although some high-priced
woods have been taken. but mostly for mixing
purposes. Prices on medium and lower woods
have ruled very steady. There is absolutely no
speculation at present and purchases are wholly
for consumption The sales of the week in Bos-
ton amounted to 3117.0 900 pounds domestic and
g.. 900 pounds foreign, total of g. 1s2 900 pounds
against 44l.OO0 pounds for the previous week
ana t a OF , sos ,r une %
to l421 600 pounds against % AZ 600 pounds for
the corresponding time last year.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Feb. Credit balances. IS;
shipments 1A S6S brs; average. 81. 439 bris; runs
116, 754 brls; average, 1871 brls.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 7-Spirits turpentine firm
at 53isdf54c. Rosin firm at $l35dl.40. Crude tur-
pentine firm at 50 to s.. 25 Tar firm at s1.30.
NEW YORK, Feb. Petroleum firm. Resin
firmer; strained common to good. s165@1.7 20. Tur-
pentine firm at 56656kc.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 7-Spirits turpentine firm
and unchanged. Rosin firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON Feb. 7.-Turpentine firm at
SIC. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Feb the tone OF the market
fluence of the market for raw material. De-
mand about recent average, but considerably
inquiry in brown and gray goods. Sellers
show greater reserve in quoting prices In for
ward deliveries. Beached cottons firm. with
fair sales. Coarse colored cottons strong. Some
leading lines donims advanced &c and OF hickory
stripes Ac per yard. Prints and ginghams are
without change. Dress goods for fall are strong
In the staple lines. but not much doing in fancies
yet. Silks quiet but tone of market Is steady.
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Building Permits.

Van Camp Hardware and Iron Com
pany. iron shed. River avenue. near Ken
lucky avenue, $l75f
Annie Cangany. repairs. s2s Nickel street,
$500
John Reichwein. enlarge woodshed $40.
M. s. Huey. remodel corner Oak and
Pratt streets, $780,
c. Krohne. frame house. RAYMOND street
near Meridian, $l,4oe.
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e7f7sc: Southern wheat on grade. 6Sx d72&c-
Corn inactive and nrmer;. spot sssdss7se; Feb
ruary, 3sssG34c: March, 3sh d3Sizc, April 3s%c
asked: steamed mixed. 37%c; receipts. 81. 81 bu;
exports. "a, 2Ss bu; Southern white and yellow
corn, 3SAff3shc. Oats firm: No. 2 white. s1d
slisc; No: white. 2sisc. Hay firm: No. TIM
othy. s15.50f116.
CINCINNATI, Feb Flour steady. Wheat
firm: No. red. 73isc. Corn dull; No. 2 mixed,
33lzc; Oats quiet: No: MIXED, 25i4q254c. Rye
steady; No. 2. SIC. Lard firm at $3.50 Bulk
meats firm at 1918. Bacon firm and higher at
$3.50. Whisky active at i.3h.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Feb notwithstanding q COM
paratively small local demand metals scored
signal gain to-day, in sympathy with higher
served to tone up the other departments of our
market. they failed to create an increased de-
mand, and at the close business exceedingly
slow. The Metal Exchange rated pig iron war
tin quiet with 20 CSC bid and 20 CSC asked lead
steady. with zoe bid and 475c asked: spelter
brokers' price for lead is 4.45c. and for copper
16. 25c.
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Births.

Fanny R. and Levi Greenwood, city, boy.
Fife and William Benton. Il14 North
New Jersey street. boy.
Pearl and Harry ]. Lamb. 1926 East
Tenth street, girl
Rosa and Andrew d. Campbell, ga OK
ford street, boy.
Irene and ]. Western, 635 Dorman street,
boy.
Kate and Patrick Murine, $40 Washing
ton avenue boy.
Anna and Frank Fette, 1460 Charles
street, boy.
Paulina Kielburg, 1915 Wade street, boy.
Mrs and Nathan Osborne, 1854 Massa-
chusetts avenue, boy.
Josephine and Jonn j. Rockford, SIS
North street boy.
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VITAL STATISTICS-FEB. z
Deaths.

Infant Spaulding, 723 Torbett street, in
anition.
Sarah Moore, sixty-ive years, 35S West
Sixteenth street, exhaustion.
Kate Thomas, seventy-eight years, 2406
East Tenth street, heart failure.
N. p. Wood, thirty-eight years, 17O5
Yandes street, heart failure.
Honora McCarty, seventy-two years, SIS
Sanders street, heart failure.
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Elsewhere.

EAST BUFFALO. Feb 7.-ISpecial l-Ranson.
Mansfield a. Co., live stock commission dealers.
report:
cattle-.Receipts. cars Good butcher stock
and handy steers steady. Good f.250-ib steers.
S.?5; fat bulls. ss.seG4.5o; plain medium steers.
dull; few left.
Hogs-Recepts, 20 cars. Market dull: gen
orally sc lower Workers. IS ioff5.l5: mixed and
mediums $5.l5; heavy. $5.l5d5.l1ts: extra heavy.
$50: pigs $515.10; roughs. 81 5sff4.70: bulk sold
Sheep Receipts. cars. with FOLLOWERS. Mar.
set duh at yesterdays closing prices for good
Best lambs, nlo67.&; cplls 70 good. Ss87; poor
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Marriage Licenses.

Hermann III. Ziegelmueller, jr.. and Lydia
Thormyer.
William Hicks and Katie Born.
Algernon Bradford and Lolita NJ. Wilson.
August w. HOLE and Caroline Barron.
Henry F. Poehler and Anna Dawson.
Philip II. Amman and Stella Roach.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Conditions Considered Good
and Prices Are Steady.

On the wholesale streets and on commission
yesterday business quite active
weather conditions considered. Dry goods mer-
chants are beginning to stock up and Indian
apolis wholesale houses have unusually large and
fine stocks to select from, and in prices meet
any competition. The grocery houses enjoy
ing big trade and prices rule very firm on
most staple articles Provisions moving
well. even at the advanced prices, owing to the
small holdings compared with former seasons
in February. On Commission row shipments of
fruits and vegetables were large for this season
OF the year. the weather being mild enough TO
ship perishable freights safely. The produce
houses are busy, with receipts larger and prices
easier. although not quotably changed.
Receipts of corn are large and the local grain
is doing in other cereals Track bids yesterday,
as reported by the secretary of the Board Of
Wheat-No. 2 red, sslkc; track. sc on milling
freight Mo- , red .SssassAc January ssc
Corn..No white, s2l4c; No; white Zone
S %Isss s SS White $SIssd ssSs: Se ''s
mixed, Slhc; No. mixed. sil4c; No. mixed.
oatsGSo. ear White. 2sSsc: No. white. 25,ac;
No. mixed, 2l1c; No. mixed 23l9c.
Hay-No. timothy. Sl2Q12-5o: No. timothy.
inspections Wheat: No. 2 red. cars. Corn;
yellow. I ears; No; mixed. car; No; mixed.
asT: No oo's tmothy cars NO. whi'e' car
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys-Young hens. 7l1c per ID; turkeys.
young toms. &c: culls. &C; turkeys. hens old
fat. &C; turkeys. TOMS old, fat, sc; springs, to
lbs, SIC; hens, &c; cocks, 3Iac; ducks. full
feathered, Sc: geese. full feathered. choice. 4c:
cheeseNNew York full creams. I4a15c; domestic
Swiss, l6l17c: brick. f4c: limburger, 1ic
Butter-Choice roll. lac per ID: poor. No. z
10G12c.
Eggs-Fresh. 13c per doz-
Feathers-Prme geese. soc per ID: prime duck
ioQ17c per h.
Beeswax-soc for yellow: Csc for dark
wool-Medium. unwashed. 1sGlsc; tub-washed
20Q25c: bury and understandable Sc less
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Green-saited Hides-No. !. loc; No. 3, &c; No.
1 calf lie: No. calf. 911c
Csrease-White, &c: yellow. SIC: brown. 2Ec
Tallow-No. !. &c: No. e &c.
Bones-Dry. s12Gl3 per ton.
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At New York-Clearings, $199 SCI. 464; bal
ances, 81, 329, 907.
81 165, $50.
At Chicago-Clearings, 81, 3O7, 1854; bal
ances, 81. 666. 469.
At Observation-Disclosures, $14, 391. SAT:
balances, 81, 1866
At st. Louis-Clearings. s5.241,1O3; bal
ances. $479.3
AT Baltimore-Clearings s3,2s9,11S; bal
ances. $671. $50.
At Observation-Disclosures 50, 63S 800.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 7.-Cotton very steady
sales. 1890 bales; ordinary. &c; good ordinary.
TIC; low middling, 15-16c; middling, 3-16c
good middling Sssc; middling fair, li-16c; re-
ceipts r. 0O9 bales: stock 407, 919 bales.
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Wholesale dealers-)
Canned Goods.
Corn 75cd<1-25. Peaches-Eastern Standard
3-lb, $202 %; BIB seconds, sl.So02: California
standard s. 20; California seconds 81. soap
Observation-Disclosures 2-lb. S5Ei90c rasp-
berries. BIB. sl.2eal 80; pineappies. standard.
Glib. sls5q1e0; choice. $2q2 TO- cove oysters Lib
beans. s-Ib: soqsSe: Lima beans. 8. 2oql 2s:
Holsters 81 s5a2; red cherries s00sI: strawber.
ries. S549oc; salmon. lib. s5c1ls2 BIB tomatoes.
Candies md Nuts.
Candies-Stck. 6lk07c per 10: common mixed.
6ik47c: grocers' mixed &c: Banner twist stick
Sc; cream mixed. &C.; old-time mixed. &c.
walnuts. l24lfc Brazil nuts, &c: flberts. lie:
peanuts, roasted. 74Sc: mixed nuts. Toe.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite tall Sizes. 81 PER ton: c. o.
kanawha - %. Pittsburg, 81 .: Raymond. 81 Is: