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steady: December. IS 1issd: March. IS Sd. Corn
Spot quiet; American mixed new Is I'D; flu
lures steady; November. IS li&d: December. Is;
January. IS i0lsd- Lard-American refined steady
at 5Ss 3D. prime Western steady at SIS. Bacon
Long clear middles. light firm at ASS 81 Cheese
American finest white easy. colored easy at s5s
Tsllow-Austraiian. In London. firm at rs 3D.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. observation-disclosures,
sac; May, 6s&c: cash. No hard. 65l&nellkc;
No red, 69071c- Corn-December. 35l4c; Ma.
34ssU$4s<c. cash. No. mixed. 3S14 G33iec: No
white. 3tkq34izc Oats-No. white. 2sc. Re-
ceipts-Wheat s.. 800 bu: corn, 21.600 bu; oats
1000 bu. Shipments-Wheat, Zoo bu. corn.
G. 400 blu: oats, 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 15.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady; No red. 76a76Isc. Corn steady: No.
mixed, 37iseI3Sc. Oats dull: No. 2 mixed. pc.
Rye easy; No. >. SIC. Lard quiet and firm ar
$3.50. Bulk meats frmer at S702l1. Bacon
steady az ss-25. Whisky firm at Si2s Sugar
firm.
TOLEDO. Nov. 15.-Wheat active and steady:
cash, 15%c; December 76I4c: May, sl1sc. Corn
dull but strong: cash. 3Sl2c: December. 3shc;
May 31s4c. Oats dull and firm: cash, 22i4c; De-
cember. 23Ac- Rye, 5315c. Clover seed. 1883
prime. $3.50; December. sS.ssls; March. Ss-921s.
DULUTH, Nov. 15-Wheat-Cash No. l har1.
The: No. northern. 75lzc; No northern. &c.
No. spring, 65Isc: to arrive. No hard, lassc;
No / northern, I15sc; December, Hssc; May,
ssisc. Corn. 355sc. Oats, 23u23i4c.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 15.-wheat-Cash, 7szc;
December. 755s475%c: May, 76S4c; on track, No.
hard, l6Ac; No. 1 northern, 74%c; No. forth-
ern. 72AQ723lc.
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 15.-Barley lower; No. ?.
60c, sample, 47G59c.
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MONTHLY CROP REPORT.
Indiana's Fine Average I'm Corn,
Buckwheat, Potatoes and Hay.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE prelimi-
nary estimate of the average yield, per
acre, in corn, in 1900. as published in the
forthcoming monthly report of the statis-
tician of the Department Of Agriculture, is
25.3 blu, as compared with an average yield
Of 25.31 in 1899, 24.76 in 1898, and ten-year
average of 241o. The indicated yield per
acre in Ohio is 81 blu, in Indiana and Iowa
SO. in Illinois 81, in Missouri %, in Kansas
10 and in Nebraska 26. The average as to
quality is SIS per cent, as compared with
s72 per cent. last year and S2.7 per cent. in
November, $685. 1t is estimated that A per
cent of the corn crop of 1899 was still in
the hands of farmers on Nov ], as COM
pared with SO per cent. Of the crop of 1898
in farmers hands on Nov. ], 1899, and 7.25
per cent Of that of 1897 in hand on Nov. 1,
1898.
The preliminary estimate of the average
yield per acre of buckwheat Is 10 bu,
against an average yield of 1856 in 1899.
17.2S in 1898, and ten-year average of 16S
The average for New York and Pennsyl-
vania, the two States of principal produc-
ton, is IA blu. The average as to quality is
90.2 per cent, against SS.4 per cent. i'm No.
vember last. and So per cent. in Novem-
Der, 1898.
The preliminary estimate of the average
WELD per acre of potatoes is S0.S bu, against
an average yield of $50 in 1899, 5.19 in 1885,
and ten-year average of 76.6. The average
as to quality is SS1 per cent, against 95.4
per cent in November last, and S47 per
cent. in November, 1898.
The preliminary estimate of the average
WELD per acre of hay is LIS tons. against
an average yield OF 1.35 in 1892 155 in 1895,
and a ten-year average of LIS The aver
age as to quality is S9.7 per cent, against
1913 per cent in November last, and 95.3
per cent. in November, 1898.
An estimate of the wheat crop will be
issued as soon the individual farm re-
turns are available for comparison with
the reports of the departments regular
correspondents. This will be not later than
Dec. 10.
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Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other PIaces.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 15.-Flour unchanged wheat
No. red cash. Tie: November, Tic: December
Tic; May. 75b975hc: No. hard. 6s&c. Corn
No q cash 35i4c: November 35c; December
34ssc: May. 357sc. Oats stronger; No. 9 cash, 2sc
track 23i4G24c: November &c; December CSC
No. white. 26c. Pork steady: jobbing SIS
Lard nominaIly higher at 81 Dry-salted meat
higher boxed extra shorts. s7.12ik. clear ribs
and clear sides. s7.37Is. Bacon higher: boxed ex-
ira shorts SS29iz: clear ribs and clear sides.
81 ST. Timothy seed steady at 50. 75d4 20 Corn
neal steady at 81. Bran dull; sacked east track
ein6sc Hay strong timothy. ssd13 80: prairie
sl.50al0.5o. Whisky steady at LII. Iron cotton
these. 81 % Bagging. 7&GSi=c. Hemp Irvine. &c
Reeeipts-Flour. 1000 brs; wheat. 1000 bu: corn.
~. Geo bu: oats - 900 bu Shipments Flour 6 o.;
brls wheat. 15.0o0 bu: corn. 4l.eoo bu: oats. %
opo
BALTIMORE Nov. l5.--Flour quiet: receipts.
l242a brls; exports. 23s brls. Wheat steady:
spot and the month. 72d72ise: December 1850
1satc May 7S2l H79c. steamer No. red $3.50
sac receipts 1850 bu: Southern wheat by
sample. 6Sn72&c: Southern wheat. ON grade
71@4 n722.c. Corn easier; mixed. spot. old. 42z.
6ls3c new. 42Isc; the month. old, 42A4sSc: new
4skn42lsc: November and December. or old
4issM42c: January. 4li<G4lisc: February lissft
4f<c steamer mixed. t0isffsoi4c. receipts IT'S ass
bu; exports. 1884, l4S bu: Southern white and yell
low corn. old. siff45c. Oats firm; No. white
s7ikM2sc. No mixed, 2sh12s1sc: receipts,
s4si bu.
LIVERPOOL. Nov: ls..wheat--spot steady:
No. red Western winter. Go I'd: No. ] northern
spring. e. I'd; No California. = ID; futures
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TO CUT REVENUE TAXES.
Object of the Meeting of the House
Ways and Means Committee.

WINONA, Mimi, Nov 15-Congressman
]. A. Tawney, OF the ways and means COM
mittee, speaking of the meeting in Wash
ington Nov. 80. says:
1.-The object is to consider the extent TO
which the war revenue taxes can be re-
moved and amendments To make the law
more satisfactory in administration. The
problem as TO what taxes shall be re-
moved will be perplexing one. / think.
however. il is safe to say that the stamp
tax upon Instruments of conveyance, such
as notes. deeds. mortgages. inheritances
for charitable and benevolent purposes. will
be removed; possibly the taxes upon propri-
etary medicines and some others IL will
be the desire of the members of the COM
mittee TO remove just many OF the
stamp taxes as possible but like the re-
moval of the stamp taxes under the civil
war revenue act. tins will probably have
to be done gradually, so as to avoid sail
ing too close to the danger Of q deficit"
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named Indianians:
STANDARDIZATION Smith. New Albany q
Moses ID. Mitchell Abingdon, 81.
Authorization Goebler. Indianapolis $40
Martin l.. Real, New Castle. $40: 6'hristophe,
Strasburg Fort Wayne. $40.
SuppIemental-Nilliam &. Mckinney. Rich.
mond, S.
Renewai-Jno. A Wiley. indianapolis. So
Increase-David +. Taylor. LibertyviIie. sH
David Pearman. Dana. Si9. Wesley Lawrence
Lebanon, sf2 Charles $. Clark Oakland city. s.
Oscar +. Spacy. New salem. $i7: John Disque
Ewing $l7. yenal Dupuis. Ligonier. SIT: George
W. Mumma. Hecia, $lo samuel r. Johnson
BIoomington, 81; James cornelison. Marengo
~; Joseph A. Ellis. Albany. el4; John ~. Harn
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Thursday's Bank CIearings.
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Improving Under Favorable
Weather and Financial Conditions.

Not in many years has there been time when
merchants Of all classes were more on the alert
for business than "a present. and seldom are
their efforts crowned with more success The
dry goods houses the druggists. the leather
dealers. the hardware and iron merchants. the
wholesale confectioners, all report trade as ex-
celIent. The wholesale grocers, who thought
that their business for months past was good
are surprised at the increase the last few DAYS.
and the eagerpess OF retail merchants to stock
up to advantage and their promptness In meet
ing bills. many discounting them in advance In
fact. conditions could hardly be more healthy
and satisfactory The produce markets are very
active, poultry, butter and eggs being very firm
at prices quoted. The demand for poultry Is
increasing daily. and prices have a hardening
tendency. especially on turkeys. Tropical fruits
are in better demand Bananas scarce and
frmer. But few Florida oranges are yet On the
market An early advance in the price of -four
need not be surprise Provisions are moving
freely, with prices steady at the revision Of
Monday. The seed market is quiet The coal
market IS active and prices firm, revised on
Thursday.
The local grain market is active The Board
of Trade inspections range from 60 to ITO cars a
day. Track bids yesterday. as reported by the
secretary Of the Board OF Trade. ruled as fol-
lows:
wheat-No. red. 73lsc; No. red. on milling
freight. 73l.c; No. red. e9ls@1Ec; November
14c: wagon wheat 73c.
Corn-No. 1 white, 37c; No. . white SIC: No
white, sc; No. 4 white, 33d35c; No white
mixed, S6kc; No. 3 white mixed Soc: No 4
white mixed, S2T34c; No. yellow. 3sIsc: No z
yellow. 36iec; No. yellow, 33G35c; No. 2 mixed
Ssizc; No. mixed. s614c; No. 4 mixed, S2qSic:
corn. 24c.
oats-No. white. 251sc: No. 3 white. 2rbc. No
2. mixed, 231Zc; No. g. mixed 2215c.
Hay-No. timothy, sl2.5Oa1S; No. timothy.
s1lal2.
Inspections Wheat: Rejected. 1 car. Corn:
No. white. car: No g white, IA; No yellow
G; No. mixed. u; NO. mixed. 10; no esta b.
llshed grade. 1: total. "A cars. Oats: Rejected
white, car Hay No. 1 timothy, cars; No,
timothy, 8; total, cars.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys hens Sc per ID; TOMS &c: hens. &c:
cocks. &c; ducks. full feathered. &C; geese full
feathered. $40 per dozen; young chickens &c
per h.
Swiss lie; brick 14c; limburger lsc
Butter-Choice roll, lie per Id; poor. No. g &c
Eggs-Fresh. zoe per doZ.
Feathers-Prime geese, soc per ID: prime duck
zee per H.
Beeswax-soc for yellow; Csc for dark
Wool-Medium, unwashed, 1890; tub-weshed
fine merino. 156i7c; coarse braid. lie.
Rabbits, $le00120 per dozen for hunters
dressed.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. SIC; No. 2 ne:
No. calf, SIC; No. calf, SIC
Grease White &c; yellow, SIC: brown 2Xc
Tallow-No. 1. &c; No. 2. SIC.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fourteen Transfers Made Matter of
Record YeRterdaV.


Instruments filed for record in the recorder S
Office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Nov. Is, 1900 as fur
njshed by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Co. l29 East Market street. Both telephones
s0O5:
Henry c. Bakemeyer TO Roman Catholic
knights of ST. George. Lot IL, Bake
MEYERS subdivision of Lots 2, g. A. . and
g. Bakemeyer's south addition ............ $3.50
Joseph Habig to Emma p. Fastlaben ct al,
Lot SO. Boswell & Fleming's Grandview
addition 1000
Frederick Fahnley ct al. 10 Herman Vein
berger. part of square Is ................ TO- 900
George w. Stout to Josephine c. Ropp, Lot
q, Charles NJ. Cooper. trustees. Prospect
street addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Carl L. Pausen to Louisa Paulsen, part
of Lot %. Ingram Fletchers first addi-
ton 100
Dime Savings and Loan Association to
Laura Il. Malpas, Lot 2S3 Fletcher ct ais
subdivision Outlets 90, etc.................. 800
Joseph Kimball to Elijah Jones' part of
west half. southwest quarter, Section 81,
Township 16, Range Observation-Disclosures. 200
Mutual Home and Savings Association to
Bertha b, Hughey Lot 39s. McCarty's
William l.. Rybolt to Catherine Hllgen-
berg, Lot J. Block %. Beaty's addition - 300
Hortense II. Webster TO Nellie b. Rose, part
OF Lot 10. osgoods North Park addition. 5000
Isaiah A. Finfrock TO Jennie r. Hanna, Lot
tion 5000
Hannah G. Haughey to Joseph W. While
Lot 3, Haughey'S MapletOn addition go. 200
Joseph Habig to Theresa Habig Outlet -
Kappes Naultners South Meridian
street ADDITION 500
Levi Sohl 10 Nora A. Prescott, Lot q
Sohl's subdivision of Lots II TO Is, Bruce
Place addition ....:...................... 1.Se9
Transfers, IA total consideration. ..... s24 2s2
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and easy. No. 3 spring wheat, 6shG73c; No Q
red. 73G73ssc. No. corn, seI4c; No. yellow
S9AQ5s1zc. No. oats, 2Slsc; No. white, zee;
No. white. 24d26lsc. Fair to choice mailing
barley. 56@e2c. No. 1 fiaxseed, S176; No / North
western s1.57 Prime timothy seed, s425. Glover
seed, contract grade, Sl0 Mess pork, per brl,
s1o62isG1075. Lard. per 100 lbs, $4,000. 25.
Short-rib sides Qoose), s69OG7.25. Dry-salted
shoulders boxed, $5.62i.G5.75 Short clear sides
sboxed); s6.sO@6so Whisky. basis OF high wines.
s1.2l. Sugar, cut loaf. 6.15c granulated. 5.75c;
confectioners' A, 5.55c; off A, 540c
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat I3e 900 blu 4:
corn, 227. 600 bu; oats, IS. eco bu; rye 1000 blu
barley, l,OOo bu. Shipments-F1our, 1000 brls;
wheat, $50 900 bu; corn, 462 600 bu; oats 267 Co,
blu: rye. &c 600 bu; barley, 30 600 bu.
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The Journals Reduction i'm Price Ix
Permanent.

wrong impression seems to prevail
among certain of the subscribers TO the
Journal namely, that the recent retiuction
in the subscription price of the paper was
only temporary. and that return 10 for
rner rates would take effect when the carn
paign closed. This Is error The present
published price OF the paper Will be per
manently maintained and it's high standard
will in no way be impaired Send in your
subscriptions to US at the published rates
OF have the paper delivered 10 you by orr
agent In your locality.
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ST. JOHNS, y. f, Nov. 15.-Mr. Evylin
b. Baldwin. who, as member of the
Wellman expedition, spent the winter of
1889 IN Franz Josefiand and who was a
member of the Peary expedition of 1924
arrived here to-day i'm search Of steamers.
men, dogs and other requisites for his pro-
jected north pole venture next summer.
backed by the purse of William Ziegler.
He will secure = sealing steamer prior to
next springs sealing voyage If possible
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rr,,ps Run ey o.nu.l 1sna

Clermont, $50; James III. Smott. Pittsboro So:
John f. Roberts. sWestport. s2i: Melvin Spraeuc.
Benville. 81; John W. Fiddler, Bedford. ST.:
Nathan Tobey. Hartford City. sl2; Jackson
Smith. Chrisney SI2
Reissue-Richard Williams williamsburg. $t.
Original Widows, etc.-Msry r. Fuqua. Sand
ford, IS: Mary CRUDE, North Manchester, $
minors OF John L. Fears. Lewis. So: special
accrued, Oct. 81. Julia A. Cummins. Carlisle, -,
Margaret Reed Moulton Indianapolis. IS; Re
becca A. Baughman. Anderson. s.: Lovisa Nor
rfson Shelbyyflle SI5
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VITAL STATISTICS-N0v. Is.
Birtlis.

Jennie and Porter Colder, 1912 Hiatt
street, girl.
Mrs. and Harry Linehan. $50 Bright
street, boy.
Florence and j. T. jenkins, S4S North
Meridian street. girl.
Leota and Joseph Smith, as West Ohio
street, girl.
Hattie and Joseph o. Loving. 1879 Yandes
street, boy.
Lizzie and Luke Andrews. zoe DarneIl
street, boy.
Katie and Herman willmorth. 112e Har-
Ian street, girl.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.


Bananas-Per bunch No. l. s1.75G2
Oranges-Florida. AS; Mexican 81.
LemCns-Messiia, fancy, $50 TO box, g.
Potatoes-$lJJ per bril-
Sweet Pota:oes-BaltimoTe. $3.50 per brl: jersey
sweets. $3.50: Illinois. s.. 80.
Cabba ge-Domestic, 81 per brl; Holland seed
81 per 100 lbs.
Celery-15a25c per bunch.
Onfons-6oc per bu. red onions, Soc per h,
SPANISH, 81 50 per bu.
Honey-New white. 1sc per Id; dark. $50
Persimrnons-75de0c per 24-pint box
Cranberries-Cspe Cod, $50 per bu. $3.50 per
bril-
Chestnuts-l2c per 10.
Applee-S26f3 Per bri.
Pears-75ft90c per bu Bartletts, si25 per h,
Il iefer pears. 50df6oc per bu
Grapes-Concords. 9-lb basket fic Delaware
lib basket. I4c. Tolay grapes 4-basket crate
70: EImira grapes. s45oei65 50 according 10 weirht
('ieier-32- gal brls. 81. half brIs ST.
California PrlIne Plums-i-basket crate 81
tInifx-rf-nr~see IA crate ~
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE market remained
unchanged. with only moderate business in
progress and the effect OF ". l.. Strong & Co. s
difficulties apparent in certain directions. Prices
remain practically unaltered, though in heavy
brown goods there is a little more disposition to
meet buyers views. No open reductions are
quoted.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-Cotton firm; sales
$1,000 bales; ordinary 77sc; good ordinary, SIsc;
low middling, 9isc middling, 9lsc; middling fair,
10 Lice; receipts. $50 bales; stock, $50 $40 bales
NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-Cotton closed steady
at 1-16c advance; middling uplands, 15-1ec; mid
ding gulf, 10 1-1ec. Sales, $40 bales.
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Deaths.

Fernie G. Mabbitt. three months. 272z
Burton avenue. cellutis.
Margaret Murdoch sixty-nine. 40 North
Davidson street. acute dysentery.
Florence Nj. Mapemson. two, 6l2 Dough-
erty street, marasmus.
Curtis n. Kemp. seventy, 4l5 East WASH
ingtOn street. heart clot.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE market for evap-
grated apples continues firm and quiet. with
fair jobbing business in progress at old prices.
State choice was quoted at 5isG6c; fancy, co
6lsc. California fruits We're inactive. Prunes
were nominally quoted at 3;zaIS1xc per 10. April
cots-Royal. 1l9l4c Moor Park. l6Qlsc. Peaches
Peeled, leG20c; unpeeled. 61sc.
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Groceries.

(-ofee-Goc1. f0SS-ec: prime. 120i4c: strictly
prime 1fsiisc; fancy green and yellow lsG2s. :.
Java 2Sa32c. Roas,el-Old Government Law
ssl1fIssc: Golden Rio. 2ic: Bourbon Santos "a.
Cili6ed santos sc; urine santos &c. Pnckass
cofsee-city prices: A-icss. IL doc: Lion, IL 80
10 sec: Div orths. l2.TSc: Nail Pouch /, Ia,
Ciates's blended Java Ji-75c Jas-Ocha. 10 Soc
&c. powdered. 6.02c; Xxxx powdered. soc.
standard graduated. s.aec: fine granuIatcl
lated. 5-lb bags. s.e2c; granuiatcd. lib
bags. 602c; granulated. lib cartons SOP.
cubes. sole: mold A. Gle: confecfioners'
A. size; Columbia A. 5:s7c; 2 Windsor A. s'sec:
Ridsewood A. Sec Phoenix A. SIZE; s EN-
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c. A. Weaver barn. 1909 Steel street cost $50
Peter Lieber. frame house. 409-411 North Noble
street cost 800.
c. Hedge, frame house. 342 Harris avenue
cost $3.50
II. p. WATSON. repairs. 80 and "a Circle. cos,
$50.
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A Base Calumny.

Brooklyn Life.
Mrs. Flannigan-oi hear thot sthrappIn'
Mrs @ Rourkc rules her husband Wild a rod
av iron.
Mrs Finnigan--She do not: she towld me
hersilf thot oil she liver uses on him II
rollin' pin
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Marriage Licenses.

Alfred L. schulenbcrg and Ida NJ.
Rhodes.
Henry Conrad wulf and Mabel Shaffer
Charles A. Schulz and Myrtle O. Lowder.
Charles Lavereng and EMMA Marth.
Jacob g. DresSendorfer and Emelia &.
Niemann.
Homer Cox Harding and Maude Fielding
Porter.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE DULL. But THE BEST
GRADES WE'RE sTEADIER.
Hogs Active and Five 10 Ten Cents
Higher-Sheep steady--Condition
of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION sToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Nov
I5.-Receipts. 100: shipments, 800. The receipts
of cattle were again comparatively liberal, and
consisted principally of stock that was below the
requirements of the trade in either quality or
flesh. Although there was continued dull mar
ket for the bulk of the offerings buyers were In
cIined to make further reduction in prices The
best 1.l0e to 1.5O0-lb steers. however. sold at a
little steadier prices The best COWS and heifers
were also about steady. but few export cattle
and hundreds of common to medium grades OK
all kinds remain in the pens unsold. Quotations;
Good to prime steers. 1850 lbs and up
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Hogs-Recepts. 6.ooo; shipments, 1000. The
hog market opened with a stronger tendency.
and soon offerings were changing hanis ut sc
higher prices Stronger competition developed
later and the bulk of the supply sold at nearly
10c higher prices than yesterday. Towards the
close the demand not quite as urgent but
a good clearance finally made at the i'd
vance In prices Quotations:
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE principal feature
I'm the market for metals was the rise Of 30 to
100 points in tin. prompted by firm advices from
London and good buying orders here. The close
was strong at 2SS0929c. Lake copper. though
firm IN tone, was not Quotably higher, closing on
the basis Of 16.75@l7c Spelter was again frmer.
owing to tho light supply being quoted at 422,s
a. 27iso at the close. Lead continues quiet at
A311c while the iron markets an ruled dull
and unchanged. Pig iron warrants were quoted
at s9610. The brokers' price for lead was &c,
and for copper JIG. S7l1d17c.
ST LOUIS, Nov. 15.-Lesd strong at 42sc.
Spelter firm at ATTIC.
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAP
OILS, Nov. 15.-Cattle-Receipts. 400; shipments.
800. The receipts and shipments do not include
about fifty cars of show cattle that were en- route
to the Pittsburg fat stock show. The general
market was very dull and prices were lower on
all grades. Trade ruled slow and some common
stock was left unsold. The closing was weak.
Duct
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 15.-Poultry quiet: chickens.
&c: young chickens. s1sG7c; turkeys, SIC; young
turkeys, 6isc; ducks. &c; geese. &c.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Live poultry weak:
fowls. 9l9ihc; chickens, &c: dressed quiet; broi-
ers. u@14c; springers. 1ol1Ql1c.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-Poultry easy and
lower; chickens 7@7lxc: turkeys. eQs1sc
CHICAGO, Nov. 15-Dressed poultry active;
turkeys, 10c; chickens, 7ia4Shc.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. Nov. 15.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 4Iq41l1c. Rosin steady at sl.2oQ1. Is.
Crude turpentine Arm at s1.lo to $40 Tar
steady at $50
OIL CITY, Nov 15.-Credit balances, .o5: GER
tifcates-no bid. Shipments, &C. 191 brls; average.
g. s0S brs runs, SOL brs; average, Ss.795 brls.
MONTPELIER. Nov. 15.-Indiana and South
1sc.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 15.--Turpentine market
hrm at 421sc. Resin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 15.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 4lc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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sheep-Receipts. 400: shipments. 200 The re-
ceipts OF sheep and lambs smaller, and
with continued good demand from shippers
the offerings changed hands promptly enough
and good clearance was made on the basis Of
yesterdays prices. Common to best lambs sold
at $685.. and sheep at se.75@a7s Quotations: