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Heating with Hot Water.

To the Editor of the indianapolis Journal:
Mr.. Homer T. Yaryan, of Toledo, O., and
his associates have applied to the Board of
Public Works for franchise to heat the
houses within the territory bounded by
Tenth and Twenty-second streets and
Bellefontaine and old Mississippi streets
well to light them with electricity
Mr.. Yaryan is the inventor Of the system
of heating he proposes to inaugurate in
this city. He is a native of Wayne county,
this State. and comes from distinguished
family. This is a system of heating that
many of the inhabitants of this territory
desire. In many houses gas has failed
and in many more IL soon Will fail. More
than $50 houses in Monitor Place alone are
almost wholly without gas, some of them
entirely. People are paying gas bills, and
at the same time burning coal and wood
The gas companies are refusing to make
connections for new houses and the courts
are sustaining them in their refusaIs
Houses without gas are hard to rent, and
properties without gas connections hard to
SELL A lack of gas in many neighborhoods
has deprecated real estate, while in neigh
borhoods where gas Is plentiful real estate
has enhanced in value, and houses can be
readily rented Heating with hot water will
change all this. Those who enjoy plenty
of gas will enjoy IL longer III heating by hot
water be used TO any considerable extent
for much gas is wasted in a futile attempt
to heat houses. BY all means, let us have
this hot water line. Many houses in this
city are not adequately equipped to be
heated with coal. Many furnaces will have
TO be torn out. and larger and better ones
put in. If heating with coal is to be con-
tinued. Almost any one thus making a
change would put in hot water heating
apparatus If this line were built In Toledo
hot water heating has been in use for
years. There the best houses are warmed
by means of hot water from a central
station, and lighted by electricity from
the same plant Ii is the very thing to
help US out OF the present unsatisfactory
situation. WILLIAM T. NOBLE.
Iudfanapolis. Eoh.-a
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NEW YORK. Feb. e.-Butter-Receipts. ~ z 54s
packages; market firm: June creamery. 19n2Sizc
Western creamery, 21626c: factory 1sGlsc
Cheese-Receipts 526 packages: market steady;
fancy. small I2x6lSc: large made. 1i*d
I2c; small late-made. 12G12Ac. Eggs-Receipts
9S2 packages; market steady at decline; West
crn. 1sc loss off: Western ungraded. at mark. II
Gf15i1c.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 6.-Butter firm prints
lie higher; fancy Western creamery, 26c. Eggs
dull and 1c lower: fresh nearby, 15c; frest
Western, 15c: fresh Southwestern. loo; fresh
Southern. 1lc Cheese unchanged.
CHICAGO. Feb. s.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; cream.
cries 19m2iIsc: diaries. 19@22c. Cheese firm al
12Gl3c. Eggs weak: fresh. lac.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 6.-Butter firm: fancy FL
gin creamery, 25m26c: Ohio. 21d22c; dairy, 161
17c Eggs steady at 12d12lsc. Cheese STEADY
KANSAS CITY. Feb. Eggs lower. in spite
of slightly colder weather; fresh Missouri and
Kansas stock. frsts. lie doz, cases returned
BALTIMORE, Feb. 6.-Butter and eggs hrn
and unchanged. Cheese firm, with more ue-
mand, but unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Eggs steady at l2c.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eleven Transfers with a Total COnsid-
Grafton of $17,35O.

Instruments filed for record in the record
ers office of Marion county, Indiana, for
the twenty-four hours ending at p. m.
Feb. 8, 1900, as furnished by Theo. Stein.
abstracter of titles, corner of Pennsylva-
mia and Market streets, Indianapolis, Suite
229. first Office floor, The Lemcke. Tele-
phone 1760:
Isaac II. Norman to Bryant w. Gill
lespie, Lots q and Is. north Euclid
place addition to Irvington $500
Louisa Bossert to Raphael Schmidt,
part Lots Is. 16 and IL. Van Blari-
Gums sub Outlet 121...-.-............- $500
Johanna Crane to Mary Mckinley,
Lot 80, Yandes's sub Outlet 130...... 200
Elizabeth A Paddock to Omar Will
son. part Lot 81, Downey & Owens
Woodlawn addition to Irvington.... $500
Omar Wilson to Elizabeth A Pad
dock, part of Lots 20 and so, T.. f.
Fletcher's sub of K. +. and s. X.
Fletcher's addition ................. 1900
Henry T. Schell to Louis n. Schell,
Lot 6. Mansur & Wright's sub.
Square $50
George r. Sullivan to Louis w. Tul-
ley, Lot S.. WoodruffTs sub. 500
Ernst f. Knodel to Ida Danke, Lot
s. Ernest +. Knodel's sub. ........... 700
Julia r. Hanemier 10 Arthur +. Sud-
brock. Lot 63, Arsenal Park addi-
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. boo
John M. Mendenhall to Austin c.
Mendenhall part west half south
east quarter of Section 10. Town
ship IA. Range Observation-Disclosures. $500
Laura +. Briggs to Mary PieI Sud-
brock. Lots 50 and 81, Arsenal Park
addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Transfers. II; consideration. ST.. $50
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THE JOURNAL
Tel. 23S for the Ad. Nina

lambs SC lower: others 1oQ15c on; tops, yn0
100. few s7&. crlls 10 good. $5-5o4715. Sheep
steady; tops. mixed. s.; zSGS.es: cuils 10 good.
81. 5Oq5.l5; wethers and yeariings. s5.75Q6.5o;
seven loads held over.
$50. Market trifie glow and about steady. Heavy
native steers, Asoi5.60; light weights. A5o15;
stockers and feeders sags 70; butcher cows and
ems, $50; Western feeders. ss.ssgass; Texans.
S.75H435.
Z s, Market active 2. s s .s
light. 81 2504. e2lz: pigs sal %
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. $50. Good, quick
MARKET at & gnshan o , p,sss LaMss sgs 90
ers and feeders. s5.5oa5-25: culls. sz.sensS.
ST. LOUIS. Feb acknowledgements In
GLIDING 200 Texans: Market steady 20 EASTER
dressed beef and butchers steers. ssa5'Ss: steer;
under 1905 lbs. s. seffs.75: stockers and feeders
s5.so7f75s cows and heifers. SIR. 50: Gamers.
Hogs~Receipts. 1900 Market active but
steady: pigs and lights. s4so<l4s0: packers. s. IS
@4.s5: butchers, ss.soat 90
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. l.a0. Market
strong and active Native muttons 81 s0<ls Is.
ors 81. 509ss5.
NEW YORK. Feb. s-Beeves-Receipts, s4
N%ercan cattle higher az isisc per M eae ee
day none: Tomorrow. 40 cattle. $50 sheep ana
sSssc ios Market steady: all so,d
Hogs-Recepts, $40: one car on sale. Market
firm at s. zoos 30; pigs. s. 5000.
steady; lambs slow and ioc lower: six cars un-
lings. ss.i2h.
sss. 81 @'''s s'sA's ~ -
Hogs active and higher at aisa4s7x
sheep and I.amhs-Sheep steady al A 5o0S 8.
lambs steady at S.7sq7
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AT NEW YORK.
Mixed Changes I'm Produce, with a
Sharp Decline i'm Coffee.

M1xeu Changes In frOduce, with
Sharp Decline i'm Coffee.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Flour-Receipts,
6,2sS brls; exports, Ion brls; sales, 1900
packages. The market was quiet and
barely steady, without change; Minnesota
patents, $3.S5@4.10; Minnesota bakers, $3.50
@3; winter patents. $3.55G3 so; winter
straigths, S. 40d3.50; winter extras. 5000
2S5: winter low grades, $40 Rye flour
quiet; sales, 400 brls; fair to good. 49,
800; choice to fair, s325d3.6O Buckwheat
-four weak at s1.6O0LS5. Corn meal steady;
yellow Western, soc; city, soc; Brandywine
50. 20d225. Rye steady; No. Western, 6115c
(. o. b.. afoat; state rye, 56c C. /. f. New
York. car lots. Barley dull; feeding. 47149
471kc c. L. f.. New York; mailing 49c.
Wheat-Receipts, 1900 gu; exports, 40, 462
bu; sales. 100000 blu futures, 100000 bu spot
Spot easier; No. red 154c, elevator; No
red. 761zc f. o. b. afoat, prompt; No. 1
northern Duluth, 7S$lc t. o. b. afloat
prompt; No. 1 hard Duluth, SO24c f. o. b.
afioat, prompt. Options opened easy from
the effects of lower cables and rumors of
tie, but offerings later Increased to such
an extent that weakness expanded until
checked in the afternoon by fair reduc-
ton in worlds stocks. Closed steady at
lk@asc net decline: March. 75l4a757sc closed
at 75lke; May. 7sss@741sc; closed at 7salc;
July. 7314T7ic, closed at 1850.
Corn-Receipts 96, 525 bu; exports, none;
sales. co. 900 bu futures. 12o blu spot. Spot
steady; No. 2, 4lc afioat, 40Ac elevator. OPP
tions opened steady and advanced little
on reports of damage to the Argentine
crop, stronger Liverpool cables and a good
speculative demand 1t finally eased off a
little under realizing and closed easy at
&c net advance; May, SS 15-16Q39 5-16c,
closed at 39c.
Oats-Receipts, $1,000 bu. Spot steady;
No. 2, &c; No. 8. CSC; No. white. 31Ac;
No 8 white 331kc: track mixed Western,
coo: track white Western. 301sG39c; track
white state, 30izG35c. Options very quiet
but ruled steady with corn.
Lard firm; Western steam closed at Sc 40:
city, S.. 80; February closed at $40, ncmi-
nal. Refined firmer; continent, $3.50; COM
pound. S5.s71k016. Pork strong; mess SO so
@l1.25; short clear, sl1.75@13; family, sl3tI
1850
Coffee-Futures opened steady at 5T1O
points decline and closed steady with a net
| loss of to 20 points. the latter on July
Total sales AZ $50 bags. including: March,
| 7.1507.25c; May. 7.25q7.S5c; June. 7.40c; July.
| 7.4Oa7. 45c: August. 7.50c: September, 1850
Loo: October, 7.e0c; November. 760c: De-
cember, 7.65c. Spot-Rio barely steady; No
| Z invoice. SEC: No. jobbing, CSC. Mild
steady; Cordova. 10d131zc.
Sugar--Raw firm but quiet. Refined
quiet but steady to firm.
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BEARISH FOREIGN NEWS
ADDED TO LARGE RECEIPTS, GAVE
WHEAT A SETBACK.
Corn steady and Firm i'm the Face of
Immense Receipts-Oats Are I'M
Characterization Higher.

CHICAGO, Feb 6.-The increased move
shipping demand were the ruling factors
in a weak wheat market to-day May clos
ing ssGlzc under yesterday. Corn closed a
shade down and oats unchanged. Provi-
sions, at the close. were 5d121hc improved
from yesterdays final figures.
Weak cables and heavy Northwest re-
ceipts were influences in a decline in wheat
at the opening. initial figures for May be-
ing &c under yesterdays close at 671z@
67ssc. The strength of corn, the report
that the India wheat area was 50 per cent
less than last years and a larger decrease
in the worlds visible than had been expected
gradually worked the price of May from
67Ac, to which it had sold off early. up to
675sc. There was no demand. shorts hav-
ing covered, and the market broke, May
declining sharply to 671sc, closing soon after
ss6hc under yesterday at 67hc. New York
reported twelve loads taken for export
Seaboard clearances in wheat and flour
were equal to $4,000 blu. Primary receipts
were S3l 900 bu, compared with $4,000 bu
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth report
ed 4OS cars, against 294 last week and 4Ol
year ago. hecelplS mere were twenty
nine cars, none of which graded contract
The corn market was firm the greater
part of the day and at times active, helped
by reports of excessively hot weather in
Argentina aid higher cables, together with
small country offerings. In sympathy with
wheat, with the heavy receipts-1,731 cars
here, also ccnsideration-the market
eased off later and closed at the bottom.
May ranged from 3sG3315c to 331sc and
closed shade depressed from yesterday
at S3hc. The sample market was lower
and the shipping demand fair.
The oats market was steady but dull and
trade not large The demand was slow.
Receipts here were 314 cars. May sold from
231zc to 23ssc and closed unchanged at
21%c.
The provision market was strong and
trade fairly active. AT the opening receipts
of hogs under the estimate and higher
prices at the yards were supports Later
| the influence of the cotton strength was
felt in demand from the South. There
was some profit-taking, but this caused
but little reaction from the top May pork
sold from $1095 to 81 .071z@11 10 and closed
12lec higher at $11.0719@11. 10; May Lard from
$50 to $6.15, closing 15c up at s6.15, and
May ribs from s5.921z to S5.9715 with the
close &c improved at 1871
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat
fifteen cars; corn, 600 cars; oats, 115 cars;
| hogs. $1,000 head.
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NEW YORK Feb. Especial cable and
telegraph communications to Bradstreet's
show the following changes since last ac-
count: Wheat, in the United States and
Canada, east of the Rockies, decrease of
1,027,000 bu: afloat for and i'm Europe. an
increase of 100000: total supply. a decrease
more important gains not given in the Wis
ible supply statement are those of 100000
bu at Northwestern interior elevators, S.
0UJ at Cleveland, and $4,000 at Portland.
The principal decreases are those of 49,
600 bu at Chicago private elevators, and
165.000 at Manitoba storage points. The ag-
gregate stock of wheat held at Portland,
Ore, and Seattle and Tacoma, Wash, in
creased 5000 blu last week.
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SAVANNAH, Feb. s.-sp'rits of turpentine
s sraS ST. SIS; G. $751; II. Sis: s2o K
NJ. s2.35: N, s2.75: window glass. $3.50; water
white. s3.65.
OIL CITY. Feb. 6.-Credit balances. 81. 6S; GER
tificates. bids. Shipments, ,321 brls: aver
age 953 brls runs. IS. 9S1 brs; average. S. 066
brls.
WILMINGTON. Feb. 6-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 53l.654c. Rosin firm at 81 3541. 40. Crude
turpentine firm at $2G325. Tar firm at 81 30
CHARLESTON, Feb. 6.-Spirits Of turpentine
firm at &c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
Feb. 6.-About 275 head Of horses were Of
fered in the auction sale of Warman,
Black, Chamberlain e. Co.. against 200 the
same time last week and an equal number
the corresponding time a year ago. For the
most part the arrivals were chunks and
heavy horses, and the quality generally
was satisfactory. There was good aver
age attendance of buyers. and from the
start there was considerable animation in
the bidding. Statesmen were inclined to ask
higher prices. but ii was soon evident that
an advance could not be obtained. At fully
steady prices. compared with last week.
the trading was active. and with a liberal
demand from the Eastern trade 1t was evil
dent a good clearance would be made.
Draft horses sold as high as $50, chunks
as high sl125o. and light drivers sold
usually at s65QSo per head.
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Tuesdays Bank Clearings.

At New York-Clearings. $226. 763. 663; bal
ances, sS,26S,499.
1914 743.
At Chicago-Clearings, H2,S56,S5S; bal
ances 81. 655 $50.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, SIS, 732, 345; bal
ances, 81, 292, 495.
At st. Louis-Clearings. $5.554.10 bal
ances, $343. ZAP.
At Baltimore-Clearings s4,16l ,290; bal
ances 1855. sos
AT observation-disclosures $2,441,55O.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-There marked
change in the metal market to-day, nor were
there important variations in the West or
abroad. Following the advance and activity in
throughout the session to-day and no more than
steady in tone at the close. The Metal Ex-
copper unchanged. at 16.25c; tin quiet. at 2sc
lead unchanged, with 4.70c bid and 4.75c asked
brokers' price for lead is 4.45c and for copper
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Improving, with Prices Carry
ing n Very Strong Tone.

The exercises in connection with the lying in
state yesterday of General Lawton's body drew
the attention from business part OF the day, all
business houses being closed for three. hours.
Still, good deal of business was transacted.
there being a large number of buyers in the
city, who in the early part of the day visited
the wholesale houses 1t Is very seldom.
the oldest of the wholesale merchants. that week
after week and month after month prices on all
staple goods carry strong a tone as for some
time past. and slight decline Is soon followed
by advance, especially in the case OF gro
ceries. provisions produce and everything in the
hardware. and leather line. The year 1900 is
now so far advanced that the business men are
able to learn results their business in 1899.
and almost without exception very satisfactory
results were realized. and with better weather
and solid country roads the season promises to
be unusually active one in "a business way.
The local grain market is more active. All
cereals in good request at prices quoted
track. as furnished by the secretary OF the
Board of Trade. Receipts of corn fairly sat
isfactory, but OF other cereals light. Quotations
follow:
freight NO s5ss January fsS MYTHS s
track: wagon wheat, zoe.
sSIssS Nc xs': sh,ss Ss''S x sSR:
White des mixed asSasSc; n No Mellow. sisc No.
Hsi aeS no HsiiGw se no. mixed NIX
2SlyGsoEc; ear corn. 3li4c.
oats-No. 2 white. 2s1tc; No. 3 white. 25Ac:
M 2ay"No so tfnothy. sS@i hss6 no timothy.
sliG1l.50.
Inspections-wheat: No. red. 2 cars: No. 3
red. q car; total. cars Corn: No. white 50
cars: No. 4 white. cars: No. 3 white mixed. /
car: No. yellow. cars; No. mixed. cars:
Mixed MIX ss9 Hay s SS Pats CATS No.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys-Young hens, nc per ID; turkeys.
young toms. &c: culls. &c: turkeys. hens, old
fat, SC; turkeys toms old; fat. , SC: springs Z,
feathered.. SCI geese. full feathered. choice. &c:
Cheese~New York full creams 1la1sc; domestic
Swiss l6Gl7c: brick. lac; limburger. Hc.
Butter-Choice roll. lac per ID; poor. No. Q
106f12c.
EgEs-Fresh. 13c per dog.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per ID: prime duck,
l0G17c per ID.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow: Csc for dark.
wooi-Medum. unwashed, 1s9isc: tub-washed,
2oQ25c; bury and understandable. SC less.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC
Green-salted Hides-No I. 1oc; No. 2. &c: No
I calf lie; No. 2 calf. 9iic.
orease-white. 4c: yellow. SIC; brown. axc.
Tallow-No- I, 41zc. No. 2. &C.
Bones-Dry. s2Gl3 per ton.
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CHICAGO. Feb; s.-cattle generally steady
Texas loo lower. bulls steady Recefpts
loo Butchers stock shade easier. Calves
steady; feeders firm and active. Good 10 choice.
$5-25u6 10; poor to medium. SifDi 80; mixed stock
ers. 80 2513.s5 selected feeders. 81 250495; good
TO choice cows, So f0Qtf0. heifers, So 25G4 Is:
SIS fed Texas beeves. $40
Hogs active aud strong to sc higher: top, S.
Good clearance. Mixed and butchers 81 70f7
49, choice heavy. si:5q5; rough heavy. sL7o9
fSo light N.e5ni: 90; bulk OF sales. 81 S5d4s5.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep strong. Lambs 1Oc
lower; seven doubis-decks Colorado lambs at 81;
native wethers. S.5945.s5: lambs. $5G7: Western
wethers. "a. 40q5.a Western lambs <6el7.
Receipts-Cattle. 1000; hogs. 0.0oo sheep and
lambs. 1900.
EAST BUFFALO. Feb 6.-ISpeciai. l-Ransom
Mansfield 4 Co.. live stock commission dealers
Cattle-Reccipts. eight cars Several loads of
fairly good steers unsold. Mixed butchers stock
steady yeals lover at {575uk-5o
HoXs-Recetpts. IS Market active and
stronger for all but pigs. Workers. Ss.lofl5 rs:
$50: piss; 3 100; =; Eoushs - se@a5o
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. G.-Flour steady and I'M
changed. wheat-No. red. cash. saNc: Feb
ssasy ssTss May sse July No
ruary.. sikc: May. si7sc: July. s2ssc- oats.-No.
2. cash. 2fc: February. z41scs May. 2s1kn24zc.
No white, 2sa2s4c. Timothy seed. prime.
ss.45. Corn meal steady AT N.I5al So Bran
thy easy at ssse6ii5O; prairie steady At $50.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 6-The demand for staple
cottons did not vary much from YESTERDAY. The
tone and the market generally is somewhat
firmer in brown and gray goods. Beached cot
tons firm. Coarse colored cottons strong. Prints
steady. Ginghams in all grades well situated
Print cloths firm but business quiet. Men
wear woolens quieter after recent activity.
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Marriage Licenses.

Thomas Mcdaniel and Minnie NJ Good
hart.
Paul Boone and Lucinda Carmine
Frank z. Carson and Catherine L. Dro-
goe.
Winfield Miller and Lille Belle Landers
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Building Permits.

v. T. Malott. .remodeling. East Wash
ington street: cost, $500.
Otto Huetz. cottage. Dearborn street
near New York; cost, $3.50
c. Fortney. frame house. l9i7 Ludlow
avenue: cost. $500
William J.. Higgins. repairing frame
house, 1880 Wilcox street: cost. $50.
William L Higgins. repairing frame
house. 16s9 wilcox street; cost $50
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ged as follows.

Cash quotations were follows: Flour easy
No. spring wheat. 6s3k@s5izc; No. 2 red. es1s@
gs2hc.. No. oats. 23ls@2sasc; No. 2 white
BARLEY S ssc z No. No axse eSe 81 5sS, Sc
Northwestern, sL59Q16O. Prime timothy seed
dso5; short:rib sides Ioosel $500. 10 Dry
salted shoulders (boxed), $500. Short-clear
sides (boxed). s5.95@6.O5 Whisky. distillers fin
ished gods. Per gal 81 Ss1f 49,. ., ooo 49,,
corn. $4,000 bu oats. 27SOOO blu; rye. 1900 bu;
barley. $1,000 blu. Shipments-Flour. rs. 900 brls;
wheat, 100 bu corn 252 bu oats, 3S4 600
bu: rye 900 bu: barley % 600 bu 1890
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb. e.-Cotton firm: sales,
r. 800 bales Ordinary. 15-16c; good ordinary,
middiing, szsc; middling fair. Sssc. Receipts
1858 bales; stock, $50. SO bales.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below the selling prices
OF the wholesale deaiers-l
Canned Goods.

Canned Goods.
Corn, 75casL25. Peaches-Eastern Standard.
3-lb. $2Q2.25; 3-lb seconds. sl.90d2: California
standard. s2l0M2.fo; California seconds. si90fi2.
Misceilaneors-B aekberries. 2-lb. s5I9oc: rasp-
berries s SD d. @ Co. P,nneappies STANDARD
full weight siesaiio light. scnsse; string
peas. niarrowfats. @cGsi early June. 81 ioSli Is:
Holsters. si.s5N2; red cherries 90Tsi; strawber-
ries, s5gsoc salmon. lib. s5cGs2; alb tomatoes.
Candles and Nuts.
Candies-Stick 6isGlc per III: common mixed.
ssk47c. grocers mixed, sc; Banner twist stick,
Nuts-soft- sheiled almonds. 134isc; English
walnuts l2U14c; Brazil nuts. &c. niberts, lie;
peanuts. roasted. 7aSc; mixed nuts loc.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite Gall sixes). 81 per ton: C.. O.
Kama VIVA q. Is; Pittsburg. 81 Is: Raymond, g. 25
Wiuifrede. Hz1; jackson, H.5s; block. $40;
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CHICAGO STOCK QUOTATIONS.
L. W. Louis. Room IL. Board Of Trade Indian
apolis. furnishes the following Chicago quota
tons: