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New-York tribune., 1900-01-24
FRENCH RECIPROCITY TREATY.

Paris. Jan 23.-The Commerce Committee of
the Chamber of Deputies to-day began hearing
the views of those opposed to the reciprocity
treaty with the United States. Representatives
of iron workers, iron smelters. tubing manufact-
urers and manufacturers of railroad supplies
were heard They were all opposed to the treaty
and demanded its rejection.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-24
CONGO FREE STATE BOUNDARY.

Berlin, Jan. S.-It turns out that the real object
of the visit 20 Berlin OF the Belgian Premier, NJ
Beernaert was to settle the boundary controversy
between the Congo State and the German colonies.
and that agreement has already been reached.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-24

MOST SUPERB DAY TRAIN IN THE WORLD
The Royal Limited leaves New-York. South
Ferry and Foot OF Lberty-st., daily p m, ar
rives Washinston p. m Splendid Dining and cara
SarpicA-Advt
New-York tribune., 1900-01-24
SLATER WINS IN XXXLST.
CHOSEN AT THE SPECIAL
ELECTION FOR ASsEMBLYMAN.

Samuel s. Slater was elected to the Assembly
at the special election in the XXXIst Assembly
District OF New-YOrk County yesterday When
the votes had been counted 1t was seen that he
had won with good majority the Tam
many candidate. The vote was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-01-24

1t oures Colds and cannot harm anybody
JAYNE'S ExPECTORANT.-Ady
New-York tribune., 1900-01-24

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2sssc; July. &c: No. 2 white. 27s.c Pork steady
jobbing SO for old. S15.5 for new Lard lower
prime steam. $500: choice 1886. Bacon-Boxed
dull: extra shorts $40: clear ribs, SSis; clear
shorts, s7.25; clear ribs. $685.; clear sides $50
Timothy seed dull ordinary. S2123p; prime.
$50 bid to arrive. Corn meal steady at s.. 0SN
2le. Bran quiet; sacked. east track, sOe HAY
steady at sl.25is Iron cotton ties, 81 30 Bag
ging, 7ikGSAc Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls /;
wheat. 900 bu: corn 49, coo bu. oats. 5000 bu
Shipraents-Flour. 5000 brls; wheat, 10000 bu:
cats. $4,000 bu.
BALTIMORE. April 20.-Flour steady and un-
changed: receipts. 40. 272 brls: exports, 24.co0
brls Wheat weak and lower; spot and April.
7eS.c bid; May. 1tG7l%c: July. Ike asked
exports. 1895 bu; Southern wheat. by sample.
6SG72c: Southern wheat, on grade. 61isdnlxc.
Corn steady; spot and April, ilsTil$c; steamer
PORTS as 81 bu Southern white and yellow
corn. 4id444c. Oats easier: No. white. SoAfI
3pa4c; No. mixed, 1Sl2mzyc Hay firm; NO
timothy. slSGls.5O.
LIVERPOOL. April 20.-Hams-Short cut easy
at SOS. Bacon-Cumberland cut steady at 46s sd.
Wheat-Spot No l Northern dull at 5s l1l3d.
Futures quiet; April nominal at IS Cd; July.
IS SID. Flour-St. Louis fancy winter steady at
is Sd. Corn-Spot American mixed, new, steady
at Is I'D Flu, Futures quiet; July IS 1issd; Sep
No. 2, cash. 71≻ May. 7llzc. Corn dull and
lower; No. 2. cash. 401sc. Oats dull and lower:
No. 2, cash. 2iizc. Rye active and higher; No. 2.
cash. 5SiSc. Glover seed dull and lower: cash.
prime &c old sda stS5; April s'oS; October $40;
CINCINNATI, April 2O.-Flour quiet. Wheat
42c. Oats quiet: No. mixed &c. Rye dull;
firm at $3.50. Bacon firm at $3.50. Whisky firm
al 25l
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nisl ER g 4s4c 9 i Yeiew!caiioTnia Elk {.
Flour Sacks Cpaper)--Plain, l-s2 brls; per 900
$50; lie bri; g: = bril- S; = erl; SIC: S9;
ss 5S d br siS 9' brl p sso 10 cream plain
1-32 bril- per loo. S7 lie bri. $50: = bril- s4S9
salt-In car lots ;l.O5aIlo; small lots. si1o0
spices-PePper. I5glsc; allspice:. 15@lsc; clSyes
Beans~Chosce hand-picked navy. s.. 4Oa2.5O per
bu: Limas. California. slzas%c per ID.
Moiasses and Syrups-New orleans molasses
fair to prime. 2S93Sc: choice. S5GiOc; syrups,
Rice-LouIsIana. 4l4asszc; Carolina. s,kas1zc.
shot-sl.49d145 per bag for drop
no tubs s57s1 o 50; No sp9s
2-hoop pals, si.5Od1eo; double washboards 81 p
6275 common washboards. h5Ogl.75; clothes
Wood Dishes-No l. -rer 1000. g. 2sG2. 50; No. 2.
s2.5HT2.75: No. 2. %. 75q3; No. 5, $3.25Q3.50
c pdpsp d g jute Per a s w cStoS s s a1
Iron and Steel.
Bar Iron-aaa &c; horseshoe bar: s9s4c: nail
sqllc; tire steel, Sq3l9c: spring steel. 4lzg5c
Leather.
Leather-oak SOLE ssG2sc: hemlock sole. 2s9
&c; harness. 3SGt42c skirting. SSai2c; single
STEP city sHg ea Sls kS French
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. 1925: wire nails. from store.
$3.50 rates: from MILL 50 Is rates. Horseshoes, per
keg. 81: mule shoes, key. i-50: horse nails.
S4n5 per box. Barb wire, galvanized, $ilO;
painted, S3.75.
Oils.
Ltnseed raw. 60c per gal; lnseed oil. boiled.
Gle per gal; coal oil, legal test. Sl2nl4l2c; bank,
45d50c: best straits. soc: Labrador Coo: West
Virginia lubricatng, 20d30c: miners. 4Oc: lard
oils, winter strained. in brls, 50q6Oc per gal;
half brls. &c per gal extra.
Provisions.
Bacon-Clear sides, 50 to 60 lbs average, &c;
30 10 40 lbs average. &c: 20 TO 80 lbs average,
9sc; bellies. p lbs average, 9c; Is TO p lbs av-
erage 9Izc; 10 to 16 lbs average 91sc; clear
backs, 20 TO Is lbs average. 9lsc II TO Is lbs av-
erage S3sc; to 9 lbs average, 9l2c- In dry-salt
Hams-Sugar cured, IS to 20 lbs average. 12G
12Ac; Is lbs average. 12Aml2lke: Il lbs average
2@4613c; 10 lbs average, 12&W13c.
Lsrd-Kettle rendered. Slsc pure lard, sac.
Pork-Bean. clear, $3.50; rump. S1i50.
Shoulders-16 lbs average SIC; 10 to IL lbs
average, 9lsc-
Clover-Choice. prime 4.7595; English choice
81. 75ef5: alsike, choice, s7dS; alfalfa, choice
s6ff7; crimson or scarlet clover, s4R45O tim.
ST. $50 40; choice. $1.40d "a: fancy Kentucky.
lbs, s1l0; extra clean, 6.q75c; orchard grass
extra 81 20d1 80; red top choice. S0cG1.40; Eng
lish bluegrass. "a lbs. 2I2.5O: German mtllet
s5cds1 Western millet. SOQ90c: common millet
| 70GS0c.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK. April 2O.--Beeves-Receipts. AS
Market slow for all grades: steers steady to a
shade lower; bulls and cows l0c lower all sold
Steers, S. 60d560 bulls. s3d435: cows 81. 2OG
4 10: choice dry-fed. S.20 Cables slow. State
cattle at London. 11ixdi2c; at Liverpool.
Ike: South American, l0dl0@&c Sheep steady
a; lic. Refrigerator beef. &c per 10. Exports
none; tomorrow. az cattle. IS sheep and Ass
quarters OF beef
Calves-Receipts ISL. Market very dull and
35M50c lower. Veals. s3.7Jd5G5: tops, s5.7sd6
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. ass Sheep slow
under grades lower lambs l0Hljc lower. Tn
shorn medium sheep. s.. 50G5. IS: good 10 prime
clipped sheep. s4.5en7.70: clipped sheep. s.. ga
$50; spring lambs. 81 each.
HOgs-Recepts. 2.1i7 one car on sale. Market
easier; good state hogs. $3.50; mixed Western.
$780,
EAST BUFFALO. April 2o.-lspeciaL IRAN
som. Mansfield & Co, live stock commission
dealers. report:
firm Light butchers steers 81 s0d4 s.: fat
cows So 5Gd3.75; veais in liberal supply and
lower: bulk Of sales. s5-5oa575; cus 10 fair. $40
SIS.
Hogs-Receipts. IS cars. Market lower and
dull Workers., t56o15.7o; light. x5oH5.6o; pigs
ssffs.i5: few, 3.l7iz; mixed, S. 50: mediums
and heavy S. Soa5.S IS: roughs. S.i545-z5- Closed
dull. with several loads unsoid-
Sheep-Receipts. Is cars fresh and ~ cars OF
FOLLOWERS. Market Toe to lie higher for clipped
lambs sheep scarce and stronger also: wool
81 2sas 90: few. SIS; eulis TO good. t.5eas Is;
and several loads unsoid that have been held
here several days; clipped mixed sheep. cuIls to
Eoe1x Q0x4: ysthern. n95e: yeeriing..
~ IN cnncv voA lambs oeooGhf 9.tc
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%75O culls 20 good. s5.25d7.So: wool ewes. $50.
Closed dull, with some wool skins unsolo.
springers dull at $40.
CHICAGO. April 2O-cattIe-Rsceipts. dsoo;
Market generally about steady. Natives: Good
TO prime steers. A.s005s0: poor TO medium
Hlca4.75: selected feeders, HFts5 mixed
ass: Gamers 81 2sd2 So bulls 81 sOaf 30: calves.
st5oqs.6O. Texans; Texas fed steers. Sqeo;
Hoss"Receipts today. 1890: tomorrow. IS
90: left over. 1000, Ayesage steady prices;
TO choice heavy, s5eed5.I Is: rough heavy. S.4s1
SIS: light, S54g65.65; bulk Of sales 8. 5Sa5O
lambs weak ~ iSc lower Good to choice ssi
srs. S75gs. Is: fair 20 choice MIXED 49, s .:
ST LOUIS. April 2O.-Cattle-Receipts. l.ioo.
including 800 Texans. Market steady for natives:
easy 10 shade lower for Texans Native ship.
and butchers steers. Ai0q5. steers under Loo
his. s4qt-7s: stockers and feeders. g 20 o:
bulls s. s0a3So; Texas and Indian steers 800
5: cows and heifers. s. 3,nSsa
and lights Ss.40d5.5s; packers, s5.so45so; BUTCH
tive nuttens, 9 Sons; lambs sz'gs 3; spring
lambs. ss75aIso; cuils and bucks. S5o9LA
KAMsAs S cTY T hs AN es.. .ss:
81 seas Is: light weights 81 504 50: stockers and
feeders. ssTsd5.sO: butchers cows and heifers.
!; M. Is: Texas' 81. 2ssiIsS
Hogs-Receipts. Il. 200 Market opened easier
n %aea ru sse sGSs' ss ssad nsess pss
Sheep, Receipts. 20 Short supp!y sold rssdls
lambs. q. sse7: muttons. ssasie; ewes t.ib9
$50: cuils. ss.seGs.
CINCINNATI. April s.-Hoes active and
csttie steady al s. ,sos.2s
sheep dull at t4ut- Lambs duh a. Aso41.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Ten Transfers, with Total COnsid-
Grafton of $16,242.

Instruments filed for record in the record
er's office of Marion county, Indiana, for
the twenty-four hours ending at p. m.
April 20, 1900, as furnished by the Indiana
Title Guarantee and Loan Company, Suite
229. first office floor. The Lemcke, and Hart
ford block. Telephone 1l6O old and 3005 new.
Charles +. Boyer TO Alexander j.
Jones, Lot 16 and part of Lot Is,
Russell heirs subdivision, Outlet 26. 500
Sarah NJ. Carpenter TO Addison II.
Nordyke. Lot No. 2, Miley's addition $500
Lot IA, Moesche's second addition. $500
George T.. Vest to Charles M. Harris,
part of Square 3, Julietta, Ind........ 542
E. w. Reynolds to Emma ]. Ruth,
Lot III, Johnson * Hogshire's East
Washington-street addition ......... 100
William III. KunKel to Ed b. Raub.
Lot n. Square 4. S. A. Fletcher, jr.'s
northeast addition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Charles Z. Nordyke to Orsil Scull,
Lot H. Block l, Nordyke ct ais
Grandview addition ................... 1850
Charles I. Boyer to Alexander j.
Jones, Lots rs and 49, Block %.
Roach's North indianapolis addition $500
William E. English to Thomas Gray,
part of Lot 1l9, Woodruff Place.. 1000
William F.. English to Charles +.
Spahr, part of Lot 119. Woodruff
Place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
~
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Metals.

NEW YORK. April 20.-There was nothing In
the way of new features of Importance in the
metal market to-day. All of the iron markets
continue weak and unsettled Pig iron warrants
closed at s15G16 here. Northern No. 1 foundry
quoted at S21923. nominal. Lake copper
ruled dull and unchanged at lie. Tin, while
quiet, was shade easier, closing quiet al
30.71q31c. Lead continued dull and unchanged
on the basis of 4.67l5c bid and 4.72Ikc asked.
Spelter was easy and partial 2ie points off In
the absence of buyers. closing easy at 4.70I4 75c
The brokers' price for lead 4.45c and for
copper I7.25c
ST. LOUIS. April 2o.-Lead firm at 4571kc
Spelter steady at 4.55c.
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BRITONS FEAR RABIES,
No Foreign Dogs Will BE Admitted
without Long Quarantine.
ndence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
LONDON, April 10.-American tourists,
who usually take their pet dogs with them.
cannot bring them into England this year.
The Board of Agriculture has put into
rigid enforcement an old order forbidding
the temporary entrance into England of
foreign dogs. Rabies has been exterminated
in Great Britain. The last case known of
was in Wales, last November. Only seven
cases are recorded for the preceding yrar.
Eleven hundred deaths of human beings
from hydrophobia are of record in Great
Britain during the last fifty-one years.
Under the measures taken by the govern
ment the yearly number of deaths and
cases has dwindled to nothing. Now that
the disease has vanished, the determination
is to keep the disease out of England, by
keeping foreign dogs out, except for breed
ing purposes, when they may be brought in.
subject to six months quarantine, as
pets provided they are brought for
permanent residence, in which case they
will be admitted subject to three months
quarantine. Owners of pet dogs must de-
pose that the dogs have been healthy for
The absolute character OF the prohibit
ton has been brought to the attention of
the American embassy by Henry White,
the United States charge d'affaires. try
ing to bring in fox terrier. Mr.. White was
informed in his particular case he could
take the dog from the ship and carry II
ashore by constructive violence. as the
diplomatic privileges that hedge him. would
protect Mr. White from arrest. But this
Mr. White would not do. and he stands
with the rest of his countrymen in not be-
ing able TO bring in pet dog.
Michael Cudahy was in Dublin three
weeks ago. and he caused some amuse-
ment by debating 10 stenographer In the
Shelbourne Hotel a long cable to his Chi
cago manager in regard to sending a
gunn0SfnR a
dog could be got in at all is held by the
Dubliners to be the point of the story
which is told to show the sublime conf
dence of Americans.
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AT NEW YORK.
Marked Decline I'm All CereaIs-COffee
Lower on Heavy Receipts.

NEW YORK, April O.-Flour-Receipts,
2703S brls exports. 1862 brls. Market very
quiet at old prices; spring patents continued
weak, but not quotably lower than yester-
day.
Wheat-Receipts. 700 bu; exports, A $50
bu. Spot easy; No. red. 791sc f. o. b.
afioat spot; No 2 red. 741sc, elevator: No.
northern Duluth, 757sc f. o. b. a1oat,
prompt; No. / hard Duluth, TIC f. o. b..
afioat prompt. Options experienced one of
the dullest sessions this week Foreign
houses traded both ways. but outside in
terest was lacking. and even scalpers with
drew. Heavy Argentine shipments, per-
feet crop conditions and lower cables
prompted heaviness most OF the day. Prices
rallied with corn and closed steady at A1asc
net decline. May, Y 7-16q72 Lille, closed at
725sc; July. ~ 9-16a727sc closed at 72a4c; Sep
TENDER, 727sG73Isc, closed at 131sc.
Corn-Receipts. 75O75 blu; exports, 1882 bu.
Spot firm: No 3 Ass T. o. b., 1850. elevator.
Options sold off at first under big Argen-
tine export demand and closed firm at sc
net decline May 45ss@45a4c. closed at 4524c;
July. 44AG4il3c, closed at 441sc; September,
44Ss1447kc. closed at +1sc.
Oats-Receipts, So. 200 bu; exports, 400 bu.
Spot quiet; No. white, 291kc; No. white.
&c; track mixed Western, 29q5Oc; track
white Western. 2slsd34c: track white
state 29l56I29s4c. Options were again weak
and dull. closing &c net lower. May closed
at &c: No white oats. May. 29Ac.
Lard weak; Western steam, $755; re-
fined easy; continent. $7.S5; S. A, sS.25;
compound. s6s71s. Pork firm; mess. $3.50
01375. TaIlow firm; city, 5lzc asked; coun-
try, 5hG5lkc Cottonseed oil quiet; prime
crude. S5c nominal: prime yellow S9c.
Coffee-Spot Rio barely steady; No. in
voice. Sc: iobbing SC; mild quiet; Cordova.
9Ikdi14c Futures opened steady at a de-
cline of 1OG2O points, under cables and local
pressure. with no public support. Liquida-
ton was quite active and selling for short
account was also a feature following the
downward tendency in the spot department
and heavy receipts. The market closed
steady at a net decline OF Is to 20 points
Total sales, 1850 bags. including; May.
6. 7506. SOC; July. 6.75G6.S0c; September, 6.s5
az. CSC: October. 6.90d6.s5c November. &c.
December. 715a7. 25c: January. .25c
Sugar-Raw steady; refined quiet.
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Deaths.

Emily Markly, sixty-seven years, 523 West
Chesapeake street, dropsy.
Samuel Shank, eighty-four years, 1913 Ash
street, influenza.
Nancy Meek, eighty-two years, 423 North
Alabama street paralysis.
Catharine Hollihan, seventy years, 500
Highland avenue, pneumonia.
Ann Courtney, fifty-seven years, 1740
North Pennsylvania street. aneurism.
DR.. Norman p. Kellogg, seventy EIGHT
years, 613 East Tenth street, typhoid pneu-
monia-
North Davidson street, burns.
Lydia e. Humphrey, twenty-six years,
AS Indiana avenue, congestion.
Martha Jane Thompson, eighty-four
years, Wayne township. paralysis.
Ethel b. Brummell, thirty years, 1892
Reisner street, tuberculosis.
Isaac c. Doll, fifty-seven years, 1929 Mar
lowe street, cerebral hemorrhage.
Frank Mankin, thirty-one years, 412 North
Delaware street, burns.
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Building Permits.

f. e. Stewart, 1893 North Illinois street,
repairs; cost $3.50.
NJ. III. Greenan. % South Summit street
addition: cost 800.
T. l.. Griffith, 140S Broadway, porch; cost
$3.50.
Margaret Gravy, IS Grace street, double
frame residence and shed; cost 81 500.
w. j. Roach, Alabama street between
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth streets,
barn; cost $500.
w. j. Roach, Twenty-fourth street, be-
tween New Jersey street and Central ave-
nue., repairs; cost $50.
l.. b. W. McMillen, Delaware and Six
teenth streets. remodeling: cost $500.
j. NJ. and \. V. Hatton. $40 Salem street,
frame addition: cost SIG
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued TO the fol-
lcwing-named Indianians:
Additional-Aaron Hutton. Elwood, S. to
So
Restoration and Increase-Richard Gault
tdeeeased), Lawrence, $40 TO $l7; William
II. Bray. Evansville So: Joseph Klewitz.
Lafayette, 81 to So
Increa se-Joseph w. Tatman, Soldiers
Home. Lafayette. SO TO SIC; Henry s. Bat
man, Marengo, 81 TO s2i; William Johnson,
Lanville. s. 10 so: Peter Sherer. Lafayette,
So 10 $40; William Stewart, Wolcottville, s.
To $40; Norris w. Bickford. Middlebufy, So
10 $40; James III. Steele, Aurora, $li TO ST..
Widows, etc-Catharine Hopkinson, Roy
al Center, s.; Mary r. Jarard, Vincennes,
s.; Harriet 4. Gault. Lawrence, Sl2
widows especial accrued April 5)-Eliza-
beth Colclazier, Fountaintown. s..
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK; April 2o.-Butter-Receipts. 2. "a
l5l7GlSc; factory. 13dl5c. Cheese-Receipts. 4,3li
packages Market steady fancy. large. white.
1l11c; fancy large. colored. HE: fancy. small.
white, 10zm11c; fancy, small, colored. 10%@1lc.
Eggs-Receipts. 1882 packages. Market steady;
storage. Western. at mark. 12%Gl3c: regular
packing. 1214 4121sc, at mark; Southern. at mark.
11@12i3c.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20-Butter steady
fancy Western creamery. 1Sc; fancy Western
prints. 20c. Eggs steady fresh nearby, West
ern and Southwestern, 12c: fresh Southern
HE Cheese dull and easy: New York full
cream. fancy. 12c: New York full cream. good &c
choice, uhG11&c.
CHICAGO April 2O.-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was firm
creamery. HG17c; dairy, 12izM15i1c. Cheese firm
at 12d13c. Eggs steady; fresh, 10c.
KANSAS CITY. April 20.-Eggs firm: trade
brisk: fresh Missouri and Kansas stock. 9%C
per dozen. cases returned; new whitewood cases
included. 10Ac
BALTIMORE. April 2O-Cheese firm and un.
changed Butter-Fancy creamery, 10G20c; fancy
imitation. 17d1Sc Eggs. 12c.
CINCINNATI April 20.-Butter quiet. Eggs
steady at 10c. Cheese easier and lower; good Il
prime Ohio fiat, 111zc.
ST. LOUIS, April 2O.-Eggs steady at 10c.
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Births.

Kate and Charles Brown, oil Buchanan
street, boy.
Della and Harry Haw, $50 Virginia ave-
nue., boy.
Anna and A. w. Harmening, 1872 Wade
street, girl.
Addie and n. Il. Clark, 1027 North West
street, girl.
Zetta and Ed Buckley, 2i0112 Northwest
ern avenue, boy.
Marie and George L. Crow, 1920 Chestnut
street, boy.
Ada and John A. Lombard, 1871 Hoyt
avenue, girl.
Paulina and c. Henry Their, $50 West
Tenth street, girl.
Mary and Robert Wells. city, girl.
Essie and Florida A. Thanks, 2024 Brigh-
ton, boy.
Ruby and Christie Stringfelter. 1891 La
fayette, boy.
Lynda and Henry F. Wood, 1924 Arsenal
avenue girl.
Anna and John Kichler, 1893 South Me-
ridian, girl
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Wool.

BOSTON, April 2o.-The Commercial Bulletin
tomorrow will say: The market is more active
and indications point to a hot reaction. The
American Wool Company has been buying. fol-
lowed by some large mills, and in spite of the
holiday fair weeks business has been done.
Woods are active and becoming scarce. Irish
wool. as well as American, OF quarter blood
has sold freely rumor is current that Job
lots of old wool have been cleaned out and the
market is much more cheerful The sales for
the week were 1907, 900 lbs domestic and ASS. 900
lbs foreign, total of g. 900 lbs for this week,
against a total of 2.645.000 lbs last week. and a
total of 5,3i2.0 900 lbs for the corresponding week
last year. The receipts to date show a decrease
of 1855 bales domestic and increase of Al, 921
bales foreign against last year. The sales to
date show decrease Of 3.255, 900 lbs domestic
and 5,37e, 800 lbs foreign
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Explorers I'm the Far North.

WINNIPEG. Man, April 20.-The Tyreil
exploring party. with whom is Archdeacon
dollhouse. reported at Fort Chipewyan on
Lake Athabasca on March 49, They COW
cred the 40 miles from Lac lie Biche on
snow shoes In seventeen days Five teams
of dogs We're employed. all heavily laden
with supplies. All were well. though Mr..
Tyrell had suffered severely from snow
blindness They hope TO reach the east
end Of the great Slave lake and possibly
UP.
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CHICAGO. April 20.-The Shoe and Leather
Review tomorrow will say: The packers are
asking higher prices for early April hides.
long haired. undesirable March hides look
cheaper Several selections of hides have been
sold at advance of nc, although the feeling
in the leather and shoe trade is that hides are
already so high to be out of proportion to the
prices that can be obtained for shoes and other
articles made of leather. We quote native steers
at 12AG12%c; Texas steers 13c; Colorado steers
uAc; native cows, heavy and light, hold at lie
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OTTAWA, Ont. April 2O.-Hon. Sidney
Fisher, minister of agriculture. received a
cablegram from Lord Strathcona. Canadian
high commissioner In London. stating that
the foot and mouth disease discovered In
American cattle. at Deptford, was COM
municated TO them from an Argentine herd
being carried by butchers. and, therefore,
there was no necessity for PROHIBITING the
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ing futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour weak.
No. corn, 3Sssc; No yellow, 3s1zc. No 2
oats. 24c; No. white. gag; No. white 25A@
1 fiaxseed. si.73; Northwestern. s1.73. Prime
timothy seed, s2.4Oq2i5. Glover seed. contract
grade, s775. Mess pork. per bril- s11 9Odl2 95
Lard. per 100 lbs, SOILS. Short-rib sides
Qoose). s7G725. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed).
Sc 75G7 Short-clear sides (boxed), s7.55d7 s.
Whisky distillers' finished goods. per gal
s1.25i9 Sugars-Cut loaf, &c; granulated, SAC.
Recepts-Flour 900 brls; wheat. s., 900 bu
corn. 207. 600 bu: oats POP 900 blu; rye 1000 bu
barley 81, 900 Blu. Shipments-Flour, 25. 900 brls
wheat, $4,000 bu corn. $50, 600 bu; oats, 657 900
blu; rye, 2, 600 blu; barley, Sc. 600 blu.