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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-04
WHEAT AND CORN ACTIVE
MARKET CLOSED WITH PRICES AT
GOOD FRACTIONAL ADVANCES.
Oats Dull, bu; Steady and without
Change-HOg Receipts and Liberal
Estimates Weakened Provisions.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Wheat advanced sc to-day
on bullish Argentine advices. Corn closed &c
higher and oats unchanged. Provisions at the
close 2izc lower.
The wheat market was inactive throughout the
session, traders usual being inclined to keep
their trades evenly balanced against develop
ments during the Sunday rest. Operations by
scalpers formed most of the business, but there
was some buying by the Northwest from local
interests bearishly inclined. December opened
shade lower at 7S%m734c because of the ex-
celent weather and decline at Liverpool
which. however. was only equal to the drop
here yesterday. At the start the market touched
7Sssa73lsc. but eased off again to 7Slsc At this
point shorts were moved cover their sales by
an Argentine cable, estimating the exportable
surplus from the coming crop $4,000. 900
bushels 81 0OOOO bushels less than the surplus
| of the crop at present moving. December adj
vanced to 73Ac and closed firm at that figure,
| &c over yesterday. New York reported four
| leads taken for export. Seaboard cearances in
| wheat and flour equal to $4,000 bushels.
| Primary receipts were 7S2,OO0 bushels, compared
| with 10000 last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 56s cars. against 500 last week and 723
| year ago Local receipts were 100 cars. two of
| contract grade.
| Corn ruled quiet, but stiff in price. Country
| offerings were small and there was a good cash
demand, two factors which. combined with the
| wheat strength sustained prices in the face of
| the excellent weather. Receipts were 191
| December opened shade higher at S5hc to
| 35ssc; touched 35hG35hc. and then rallied TO
| 3512c at which the market closed, &c higher
| than the close yesterday.
oats were inactive and bare of Spec
ulation at standstill. Prices were steady,
however, on small acceptances and fair shio-
ping demand. December sold between 213sc and
! &c, closing unchanged at 22c. Receipts were 1877
/ cars.
Provisions generally dull. The market
opened lower, because of liberal hog receipts,
| lower prices at the yards and a liberal estimate
/ OF the receipts for next week. There good
| cash demand for lard, but the opening loss was
| not entirely regained. January pork sold be-
tween S1l 22la and S1i.17ls, and closed 2zc lower
| at sl1.22Ie; January lard between S6-6006 72's,
! closing 2Izc down at S6.62k. and January ribs
between S5.97Is@6, with the close 2l2c depressed
| at $751;
| Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat. %
cars corn, 175 cars oats, 100 cars; hogs, 80. 900
| head.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE QUIET AND STEADY At
ABOUT PREVIOUS PRICES.
Hogs Active, weak and About Five
Cents Lower-Sheep Quiet-Condi-
ton of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION sTocKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS. Nov
s-Cattle-Receipts. 100; shipments none. As
usual on Saturday there were not many tresn
arrivals OF cattle. but more than a week ago
and year go. The market was quiet, most local
killers claiming they were well supplied eet
a very fair clearance finally made at ABOUT
steady prices. compared with the way equai
kinds sold yesterday. The receipts this week
are 500 smaller than last week and 300 smaller
than the same week a year ago, and the re-
ceipts so far this year over l.5oo larger than
the same period last year. On account CT the
continued scarcity of choice stock the market
has not been brisk this week. and prices We're
not up to the expectations of statesmen. but a
greater part of the week it was easier TO mo BUY
ers at more satisfactory prices for the good stock
than those current at the close OF last week
There was no big demand for stockers and reed
ers, and common to medium cattle OF all kinds
were about as badly neglected as usual but at
the close OF the week the pens were very we'll
cleared. After the middle of the week there vas
a weaker tendency in the market, and at me
extreme close sales were from l0G5Oc lower. the
greatest change being Gamers Quotations:
Good ~ nrira sfaerS 40 his and un-
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Oils.

NEW YORK. Nov. '3-Petroleum dull: refined
New York, 745c; Philadelphia and Baltimore
740c; Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk. 4 Sc
Rosin quiet: strained. common to good. 41rlei
1.50c. Turpentine dull at 4ei5df7c.
WILMINGTON. Nov 3.-Spirits turpentiae
firm at S9lsdi0c. Rosin steady at 81 20f7l 25
Crude turpentine steady at $1.40 to So 40 Tar
firm at sl.45
OIL CITY, Nov s.-Credit balarces s1.1O: GER
tifcates no bid. Shipments, 81, 513 brls avera re
1888 brls: runs Sl,042 brls; average 90 OS hrs
MONTPELIER, Nov. 3.-To-dsys prices in
oils are as follows: Indiana. nc; South Lima,
nc; North Lima SIC.
CHARLESTON s. c.. Nov s-Turpentine
firm at 39l3c. Rosn steady and unchanged
SAVANNAH. Nov 3-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 40c Rosin firm and unchanged
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.


Bananas-Per bunch. No. 1. sl.5Oq175.
Oranges-Florida, $3.50.
Lemons-Messina, fancy, 800 to box, So
Potatoes-S1.35 per brl.
sweet Observation-Disclosures. sl.75 per brl. Jersey
Cabbage-75c@s1 per brI.
Celery-15d25c per bunch
onions-,45c per bY; white p:ekling onions. $40
Honey-New white. isc per ID: dark. 1sc
Persimmons-.5q9Oc per 2i-pint box
Cranberries-Cape Cod. s2.25 per bu, $3.50 per
AppIes-s1. 5Oa2. rs per bril-
kefer pears hs6 o per f bar per bu
Grapes-Concords. Glib basket. 14c: Delaware.
So: Eimira grapes. s45oess5 So according TO weight
Quinces-75cQs1 per bu.
Gi cider I brls -; half lfr brl .; $40
California Prune Plums-4-basket crate. 81.
Provisions.
Hams-Sugar cured IS to 20 lbs average. Iox
G0%c; II lbs average, 10AG11c: u lbs average
70 les renderee s ssc pure lard SIC
Pork-Bean. clear, $3.50; rump. $3.50.
20 to &c lbs :. 20 to o 80 aIs Sr s
95sc: clear bellies, p TO 80 lbs average 9ssc: q
20 Clear bc @ to 3 - 10 70 s svesge 10
average. she; to lbs average lOlzc In dry
shouIders-lS to % lbs average. sac: 1s lbs av-
erage, size; 10 to Il lbs average. SIZE.
Groceries.
conee-Good 1OQ12c: prime. 12al4c: strictly
P aVa 2sssc. RoasedEoid Government iS gays
S2isGssc Golden Rio 24c; Bourbon Santos 24s:
caeecity Prices hTosa i1soc Lion fafkas age
Jersey, I2.75c: Caracas. r. 25c; Dutch Java blend
Gates biended Java ,75c Jav-oeha is5oc .''
sugars-City Prices: pomnoes. sac; cut loaf,
standard granulated soc; fine graduated. 6.07c:
Ssrs Rs lib bag se o
lated BIB cartons si5e cubes s23c mold \
W a. 90 RliCeWOOd A A
Phoenix A. 5.s2c: : Empire 4. ,s.5Sc; s Ideal
GSSsS ed tx se YsIlow 1 Ex Pc
10 yellow, c, 5.l7e; II Yellow; 5.i2e; II Yellow.
low Z o2c: Is Yellow, 5.02c.
'O Satin car lots siiso12O: small lots. 81 2oa
Flour sacks ,paper,-Plain. l-ss BRIL- per 1000.
ss,sS; l-l LIB bril- s: ori. $; \ sr SIS; No. ?
Sal hrI. $40: y brls2O: No. cream. PLAN.
i-S2 bril- per Loo 81; l,ls 6ri s. 70: bril- $50:
ls4Isc: csssia. l5alSc: nutmegs. 59q65c per Id.
beans Choice hand-picked navy. $2d225 per
bs; .I Imas Be alas0Inls s.S'' per 10
Moasses and syrups-New Orleans molasses.
fair to prime. 2sGssc: choice s5@4Oc; syrups. >,
"1 Rice-Lou,siana 4lkgsssc: Carolina. c,sas,sc.
Shot--sl. 5ellI. e. per bag for drop.
Wooaenware- No tubs. s7I7s5; No. tubs.
Soop pals. sisSssiso: double wssRb cards
a.. Is: common washboards. si.sO@i75: clothes
Wood Dishes-No l. per 600 81 es12 30: No. >.
s. 5o6f2 Is: No. :. 81 7szss: No. ;. 50. SOS so
Twine-Hemp, i26isc per 10; woo SQloc: fax.
ecG30c: paper. sc; lutte. 1eG15c; cotton. lsG25c
Canned Goods.
Corn. % Peaches-Eastern Standard =
In S2lf2 25: 9Th seconds s.. sof72: California
standard. - lo9eto: California seconds 81 sol1s
MISCELLANEOUS Bsackberries 2-lb. S5fSs5c: rasp-
berries. s-Ib sl-2s9i-so: psneappies, standard
.-lb gSsffl 80. choice s211I 10: cove oysters T.
10. full weight siosdI. 10: light 6e17s5c: string
beans alb. eoft9c Lima beans. 81 2ofll Is: peas
n,arrowfatx. 95czf<1 early June 81 1901 IS: lob
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twelve Transfers Made Matter OF Rec
ord Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county Indiana. FOR the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Nov. 3 1900. an
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. Ia East Market street Both
telephones. $685.
James w. Fesler commissioner. Thos-
Harvey ct al, Lot 2sl. Ingram Fleichers
subdivision of Blocks ! and ? Ingram
F1etcher's Oak Hill addition ..-..----.-.-
Sarah Albeit Thomas }. Hamilton
Lot II, Nileys subdivision OF the south
half of Outlet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Union Trust Company, administrator. TO
Mary F. Craig, Lots and ,, square >.
j. Augustus Lemcke 90 Lutte d. stewart.
Lots and 10. Block - Beatys add
ton -
John Armstrong 10 Alfred Pahud. Lots
lS9 and 140. keystone Park addition z.e1
Tilghman W Mefford TO LIMA l.
Burchett Lot sic. Spann * Co.'S second
Woodlawn addition ........................ 200
Ulysses c.. Dawson to Walter :. johnson.
Lots 26 and q Jackson Dawson's Broad
Ripple addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Daniel NJ Ransdell 10 Richard A. Field
ct ux-, Lot 81 and part OF Lot IS Blakes
subdivision OF Outlet la0.-.-r---.---..-.-. s.Ss0
Mary A. Renihan 20 Dema Trlmpe. Lot :.
Arthur V Browns South Meridan-street
Clara Wolf to oliver STAFFORD. Lot SsS.
Jackson Park addition .................... SO
Marie a. Traylor Frank g Robinson.
Lot 1i3, Douglass Park ....----.--.-.---... 400
Annie +. Wiegel 10 Herman Wenberger.
Lot q Ebenezer Dum0nt's subdivision
of part of Outlet 1Oo------------s--------- 800
Transfers, To- total consideration. 100
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VITAL STATISTICS-N0v. 8.
Births.

Fred and Ella Rosemeyer,. 1907 woodlawn ave-
nue.. girl.
VIM and Adele Shellhouse city. boy.
Lawrence and Mary Olive. 722 East McCarty
street. boy.
August and Weinberg. 5u East Morris
street. girl.
Mike and Mann 1874 Pleasant street. boy.
Edward and Emma Cleary. So South Noble
street boy.
Charles and Laura Maple. 724 Kaufman place.
girl.
John W. and Irene DLrler. Sc English avenue.
boys.
James and Margaret Anderson. s2s West Pratt
street. girl.
Renken and Ella Street, city boy.
w. c. and Alice Mann. s23 West Udell street.
boy.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The market to-day has
been brought to a complete standstill by the
sound money parade some houses opening only
to receive their mall while in all there was a
suspension OF operations until Monday which
however is not expected to show much improve
ment to-day a radical change i'm market
conditions is looked for after the election when
many deals are expected TO be COMPLETED and
spring business inaugurated.
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Kansas city Journal.

Kansas City Journal.
Ii is a nearby upriver town. which is the
home of woman OF ample means. who,
as the local paper tells. has been invited 10
all the parties given by the other women
i'm the past twenty-five years. in the hope
that some day she would do something
worth while in a social way herself She
never has. however. and this fall she shows
no symptom of breaking the record The
women have about decided to call mass
meeting next week for the discussion OF a
proposition to scratch her name OF the par
IL lists.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The market for evap-
Grated apples ruled quiet and nominally un-
changed State. common. quoted from &c 10
sc: prime, 4AM5hc; choice, SKATE: fancy ca
6lzc- California dried fruits We're inactive and
nominal. Prunes were quoted from 3lkc 10 ste
per h. to size and quality. Apricots, Royal
l16Iic; Moor Park. 156t Ice. Peaches. peeled is
n2Oc: unpeeled, 6M9c.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. Nov s.-Fiour-Receipts, 1857
brls: exports I.s7i brls; sales, f.272 packages
Market dull and nominal in absence OF traders
winter patents. So 7o45 winter straights. s3.se0
SEQ. Minnesota patents s4H4ss. winter extras
x2s59e; Minnesota bakers. ss9s.4o: winter Low
grades s2.4s@2so. Rye flour quiet: sales s5s
brls fair to good s-sl5 .; choice to fancy. $3.50
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Hogs-Receipts 5000; shipments, 1000. With
the receipts comparatively liberal for this time
in the week the hog market naturally opened
weaker. but there was very fair demand, ana
it did take buyers and sellers long to con-
centrate their views. At prices ranging from
weak to sc lower the average being generally
considered 21ac lower. PACKERS were rather free
buyers and with a fair proportion selling TO
shippers the market active, and good
clearance was made in good season. The re-
ceipts this week 1900 larger than last week
1900 larger than the same week year ago, and
thus far this year there is decrese Of over 246-
00O compared with the same period last year
There have been frequent fluctuations in prices
but every rally followed by an equal re-
action, and at the close of the week the average
was practically the at the opning but
about 2.s@5c lower than the high time. Local
packers have been rather free buyers at cur
rent prices, and the shipping demand was better
than last week. Quotations:
Good to choice medium and heavy-.....A 70q40
Mixed and heavy packing. .--...---. 4.6O44-tO
Good to choice light weights. 46Sn4t2
Common TO fair ligh. weights...... 49Sg46o
Common to good pigs. o5Vu4-oO
Roughs ..-.......--...-.....- 4vVH4-7V
sheep-Receipts light: shipments. none. There
were very few fresh arrivals of sheep or lambs,
and as usual at the close of the week the mar
ket was quiet. but good clearance was made at
quotably steady prices Lambs were reported as
high as $780, and decent sheep sold at So The
receipts this week are little smaller than last
week and about the the corresponding
week a year ago. Thus far this year there is
a decrease of over 5000, compared with the same
period last year On account of the limited
number marketed shippers were practically out
of the market. and with just enough TO supply
the local butcher trade there was no chance for
statesmen to dictate prices. Consequently there
was no improvement in values over those cur
rent at the close of last week. but steady
average was mantSlned. During the week
lambs sold as high as s475, fancy sheep at 1915,
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Regarding the statements made that
Count Won Buelow, the German imperial
chancellor, does not oppose the recall Of
the Jesuits TO Germany, the Associated
Press correspondent learns reliably that
this is untrue and that Count Won Buelow.
no more than Prince HohenIohe. would go
counter to the Emperor's firm will i'm this
matter. his Majesty opposing the recall.
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At New York Saturday money on call was
nominal
Prime mercantile paper. 4Ad5is per cent.
Sterling exchange nominal. with actual
business in bankers bills at SLS3G4SSss fo-
demand and $3.50 for sixty days; posted rates,
SLS1aLS1ls and $3.50: commercial bills, Si.79iast
4So
silver certificates were 6rza65izc: bar silver.
e4Iec. Mexican dollars. sole Silver bars al
London sold at % I5-l6d and ounce.
Exports of gold and silver from New York to
all countries for the week aggregated Si.025, 56s
IN silver bars and coin and SlS.4i5 in gold. I'M
PORTS specie S.95S 400 in gold and SOL. SCI
IN silver. Imports of dry goods and merchandise
were valued at $40. S57526
The weekly statement OF tho associated New
Yorl. hanks issued Saturday. shows the follow
fu.. changers
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. s.-Poultry steady: chickens
&c: young. 6izG7lsc; turkeys. 7iz4Sc; ducks &c;
geese. &c.
CHICAGO Nov; 3.-Poultry inactive; turkeys,
&c; chickens. 7isdSl2c.
CINCINNATI. Nov s.-Poultry firm: chickens.
66tsi.cs turkeys. &c.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. s--Cotton steadv.
Sales. 1759 bales. Ordinary. 1-l6c: good ordI-
sskc; good middling, > 5-lec; middling fair 3ssc
Receipts. 1.iSi bales: stock, 200.37S bales.
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-cotton closed quiet;
niddiing uplands. 9-lec; muddling gulf, Bliss
Sales none
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transactions Mt the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE sToCKYARDs INDIANAPo
LIS Nov. -Cattle-Receipts, nominal; ship
ments none The few fresh arrivals consis-ed
of mixed butcher stock of rather poor quality.
The market opened weak and lower on the COM
mon grades while prime qualities were steady.
Trade ruled very tame, and closed quiet. with
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Building Permits

H. r. Springsten. 3lf East Market street,
brick dwelling s., $50.
L. p. Hollingsworth 1855 oliver avenue, dwell
ing VI. 600.
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RAILROAD TIME cAnD.

L. NJ. time IL In BLACK igures.-Trnins marked
thus; ~-Daily, s-Sleeper, P-Parlor Car. O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. Except sunday.
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NEW YORK Nov. 3.-Pig iron dull: Northern
slffrl6: Southern. SIS. 59n 1850. Copper dull
brokers. 1ss4Hfs7sc- Lead dull: brokers, &c
Tin plates dull.
ST LOUIS Nov 3.-Lead steady at 4 200
4.22lzc. SpeIter quiet at &c.
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Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour quiet:
winter patents, s. 9vefSs; straights. sS.10n3-e1:
clears spring specials. 10: pat
ents. s340aS.se; straights, $685. bakers. 2259
. IS. No spring wheat. 12%sc. No 2 red 1910
7Sc. Nc. corn, 37%c: No. yellow, 3sllc No
oats, 22Hc: No. white. pc: No. white. 2il4q
agLc. Fair 10 choice mailing barley. 50T5Sc
No. 1 haxseed. SI7SlsffiS1. No. I Northwestern
s1S00l.S1. Prime timothy seed. si.25 Clover
seed, contract grade. sl0tflg.15- Mess pork per
brl. $40 40ni050. Lard. per 100 his. S7.01issI7i0
Short-rib sides uoosel, ss.556s6.s5- Dry-saltsi
boxed, So s0G6. 20. Whisky, on basis of high
Wines s12s.
corn lSS 0oe bu: oats. $4,000 bu: rye 1000 bu.
barley $1,000 bu. Shipments-Fiour. ls.0e0 bu:
bu: rye, 3.0cs bu: barley. g. 900 bra.
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Warren Tevenis AMI Julia Emma Holloway.
George Hahn and Barbara Goetz.
William Manuel and Anna. James.
John r. Marriott and Sarah Davis.
John a. Wolf and Della Roach.
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Saturdays Bank CIearings.
a Week of Quiet Trade with but Few
Changes i'm Values.

II would be untrue to say that the business of
the week ended Nov 3 had been even satisfac-
tory. but the wholesale merchants not dis
posed to complain, as usually, during presden-
tial campaign. there several weeks of dull
trade while this year not until within ten days
past has there been any decrease in business
apparent account OF the political conditions
Until the election is over but little business is
expected Travelling statesmen will remain at
home until Wednesday Thursday OF next
week. when. should Mckinley be elected. the
merchants, almost without exception, look for
a brisk trade through the fall and winter
months, as. with a big corn crop to dispose OF
a good price. the country which is supplied
from this market will be well provided with
money. Tax-paying will be OF the way, ond
retail merchants have light stocks, buying
will be large The week closed with but little
change in prices compared with Monday. Lin
seed oil still has hardening tendency. do
some descriptions of hog products. Staple gro
ceries are firm in tone and moving well. On
commission row it off week. the weather
being too warm and pleasant TO give life to sales
OF fruits and vegetables.
The local grain market. while much more
active than a few weeks ago. not active
in the preceding week. Still, receipts of grain.
especially of corn, were large, and prices
well held being at the close OF the TX
but &c lower than Monday The week closed
with track bids reported by the secretary OF
the Board of Trade, ruling as follows:
Wheat-No red, 7S15c; No. red milling
freight, 1Sl2c; No. red, 69QIlc; wagon whea;,
73c.
Corn-No white. ses4c: No white. ssYc; No
white, 36Ac; No. white 33d35c; No. white
mixed, 56l2c; No white Mixed 36izc; No. 4
white mixed, 36Ac; No. yellow, 36%c; No. 3
yellow, 36l&c; No. yellow. 3519c No. mixed,
S6lec; No. mixed, 36hc; No mixed, 32%4c: ear
corn. sac.
Oats-No. white. 24ikc; No white. 2Slkc: No
mixed, 22Ac; No. mixed ZINC.
Baled Hay-No. l timothy, s13 No. 2 timothy.
Sizq12-50.
1nspections-Wheat: No. 2 red, car; 10 3
red, 1; total, cars Corn: No. white, Fl cars :
No. white, 2; No. mixed. /: No. yellow. /: No
mixed. 80; No. mixed s: total. IS cars. Oats
No. mixed. cars; railway mixed. i; total. 3
cars. Hay: No. timothy, 1 car; No. . timothy
l. No. 1 prairie, /; total, cars.
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DeNtha.
Marriage Licenses.

Jacob Fritz. sixty-two years. 1890 South East
street. cirrhOSis
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Her Last Chance.

NEW YORK. Nov acknowledgements ieec.
30 &c. Texas. I5EIs6c.
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys. hens, &c per lb: toms. DC; hens 6kc:
cocks, 4c ducks, full feathered sc: geese, full
feathered, $3.50 per dozen; young chickens. 6l1c
per lb.
Cheese-New York full creams, 13c; domestic
Swiss. 17c brick. 14c; limburger, 13c.
Butter-Choice roll. lie per Id; poor, No. 2, &c.
Eggs-FreSh Ice per doZ
Feathers-Prime geese, SOC per 10; prime duck,
cec per Id.
Beeswax-30c for yellow 25c for dark.
Wooi-Mediun. unwashed 10000; tub-washed
2SQ30c; bury and understandable. 36D5c less;
fine merino. 15q17c; coarse braid, lie.
HIDES TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1, Sc; No. 2, &c; No. 1
calf, 91zc; No. calf, Sc.
Grease-White, DC; yellow 3Ac; brown. 2Zc
Tallow-No. l. &c: No. z, &c.