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brls: wheat. II. 900 bu; corn. 1O4. 900 bu: oats. $500
bu; corn, $4,000 blu; oats, 1900 bu.
BALTIMORE. Feb. Flo dull and I'M
changed; receipts, IL. 361 brls; exports. u.532 brls-
Wheat DULL; spot and February. Hu744c; Narcn'
IilzGIi4c; May, 75Q15sci steamer No. : red,
6s%aTc: receipts. 1855 bu; exports, none;
Southern wheat by sample. 7e95sc; on grade
SsleGssssc; March and April, 39&qSsi1c; steamer
mixed. Ssi3T3S$c: receipts, 1882 bu; exports.
I.42S bu; Southern white and yellow corn, 1914
Gf0zc. oats firm: No. = white. 3lG3iizc; No
mixed, 29G29hc. Hay firm; No. | timothy. $3.50.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. H.-Beef-Extra India mess
stsady at SOS; prime mess steady at as 90; Hans
land cut. dull az 37s Cd; short ribs dull at Ss ed:
long clear middles. light, steady at Sos cd; long
clear middles. heavy. steady at Sos; short clear
backs steady at 35s; clear bellies dull at 39s cd.
Lard-American refined. in pals, steady at 3Ss;
Shoulders-Square. steady at 34s. Cheese-Amer-
lean finest white, firm at SIS; American finest
colored, firm at Cos.
for futures; No. 2 cash. 724c; May, 7io. Corn
active ard steady: No. 2 mixed. Csc. Oats dull;
No, 2 mixed 2tec: Rye, no sales Glover seed
February, new, s5.S2ls: March. $3.50; No. 2 seed,
1870 TO SL75.
CINCINNATI. Feb. H-Flour firm Wheat
Arm; No. 2 red, 73isc. Corn strong; No. z mixed,
34c. Oats firm: No. 2 mixed, 2sc. Rye firm; No.
2. &c. Lard quiet at S. S0q5.S Bulk meats.
s6.I7h. Bacon firm at $3.50. Whisky. s-23is.
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AT NEW YORK.
An Easier Tone to the Mar
ket Except in Spots.

An Easier Tone TO the Mar
ket Except in Spots.
NEW YORK, Feb. H.-Flour-Receipts,
16. AIS brls; exports, L, 1859 brls. The market
was quiet. unchanged and about steady.
Buckwheat -four was weak at s1.4OG1.5 so.
Corn meal was steady; yellow Western.
SIC; city. 79c.
Wheat-Receipts, 1850 bu: exports. $3.50
blu. Spot steady; No. 2 red. TAc elevator;
No. 2 red, 79c (. o. b. afloat, in store; No.
1 northern Duluth. size f. o. b. afoat,
prompt; No. / hard Duluth, S3Ac f. O. b.,
prompt. Options opened easy, in response
to lower English and French cables, and
afterwards deemed further, owing to
light speculative demand, prospects of
snow West n small clearances. In the
last half hour prices recovered sharply on
net higher; March. 7iq7$c. closed at
Use; May, 75915sc. closed at 751ac; July.
4BQ5Sc. closed at 75%c.
Corn-Receipts, 214.500 bu; exports, $50. 924
blu. Spot market steady; No. 2, 42Hc f. o. b..
aftoat; 4l4c elevator. Options opened easy
with wheat and under bearish cables.
Country acceptances were moderate and
demand unimportant, inducing an easy
tone all day. until near the close, when
prices rallied and closed steady at &c net
decline; May. 40l49409sc, closed at 4O%c;
July, 4lq41sc, closed at 41hc.
Oats-Receipts. 14l, 700 bu; exports, $50
bu. Spot steady; No. 2. 29c; No. 8, 2s1zc; No.
2 white. 31Ac; No. 8 white. 3lAc: track
mixed Western. 2sq30hc; track white. 31a
&c: Options slow and barely steady.
Lard weak; Western steam, $50: Febru-
airy, $3.50 and nominal: refined easy. Cot
to9-seed oil steady; prime crude, S3kG33Ac;
yellow, 37k03Skc.
Coffee-Futures opened steady, with
prices unchanged. and scarcely varied
moro than Z nnfntC trading haf.~ -,.~r
and all hands conservatively following un-
satisfaGagysEuropean advices, in the alb
sence Of TSral cables from h4o and Santos.
The Local Mutation was featureless. The
market closed steady, 5 points higher to Is
points net lower. Total sales were 16. $50
bags, including: February. 7.3Oc: March,
7.25@7.SOc; April, 7.S0c; May. 7.S5Q74 ACC; July,
7.45c; August. 1.5oc: September, 7.55c: De-
cember, 7.65aI zoe; January, 1907. 75c. Spot
Rio steady: No. Z invoice, SIC; No. 7 Job
bing. csc. Mild steady; Cordova. 10d1OlIc.
Sugar-Raw. firm; fair refining, 4c bid;
centrifugal, 90 test, 4l9c: molasses sugar.
3AI3 13-l6c; refined, firm but quiet
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active: Texas bulls, Hs,d his y5 butcher e Saoo stock sSA1,s ana
easy prices. Good 10 choice, EE9s poor q me,
diun. $4a4.75; mixed %stoekers, SZ93s0: selected
fsfasrs, s sBas ST Is: s Gamers 70 G e sass. sS"f bulls sas "a
GAO; calves. s5d75O: fed Texas beeves. f4Q6..
cla aqss weak m sna e snd i~s Su aSSsr; ' asPPsasSisa \:
g gSoSv to c as%e Z. he iSbt h0ssi 49,; b rISsn o.
sales at si.S5a4s5.
TO isc lower Native wethers. slsoas,75; lambs.
s5.25N7,IO; Western wethers. a.Sa5.s5; Western
Receipts1caitie. 1900; hogs. $1,000: sheep. H.
Mansfield & Co.. live stock commission DEALERS
changed; several loads stir unsold. veais lower
heavy and medium hogs lower: pigs slow; York:
ers steady. Best heavy hogs. S1oaalS: mixed
pigs, 81 o. s.; rosghs: 20 Ma .,..dx. 90,
lambs. S7.I5G225; a few fancy more: culis 10
good. s5.25da10; feeding lambs. 81. 90: top
% %t1se shs ssiss4 4 sc yges 81 ssh; ss a. sSoG heavy year year:
lings no better sale than good sheep. Market
KANSAS CITY Feb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
ma anti e1s.. and 4, 80 a. T ssSnsce i IN SSesi d a1sTS d 5ss
tive steers $1,000; light weights $3.50:
siSikf ssife snd s S Gamer nSsSz 81 Sss 8 .io: FED FED
Westerns. s4dt.sO; Western feeders. s3SoGLso;
Hogs.Recelpts; n7os Quality OF onsrins.
poor, market slow and WIN lower. hcayy
hogs, 81. 70d4. 80; mixed. A-6a4.75; lights. $40
$500. The market early was
steady; lambs sold a shade lower al close.
Lambs, $6.b0d7: yearlings. S.6od5s0: muttons.
81. stockers and feeders. -5oq52 euiis.
S3n3 50.
NEW YORK. Feb. Observation-Disclosures. 3.272:
"a cars on sale: steers slow and Toe lower: bulls
steady 10 firm: cows i0nl5c higher: nine cars
steers unsold Steers: st65gS9s bulls 100
unchanged: exports. 20 cattle. 1902 sheep and
$3.50 quarters OF beef: tomorrow. 80 sheep.
CalVes-Receipts. l,S62. market steady. about
all sold, veals. $685. tops. So. little calves.
$id4 y: fouthern calves. 1915.
Sh6pd iambs-Receipts, l.eo: . cars on
sale. steady; lambs firm and loo higher
@5.5o; lambs. s65Og7.so; culls. Sgs; yeariings.
Hogs-ReceIpts. s.iO7. Market slow at sSis
Q5-35.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. N-cattle-Receipts. ,.5o. in,
GLIDING 500 Texans. Market steady FOR natives
and loo higher for Teams Native shipping ana
export steers. S-25a6.20; dressed beef and
butcher steers. 81 ssaS Is; steers under 1900 lbs.
s3.l5d4-B0; stockers and feeders. s. s5dt15: cows
and heifers. S3n4O: Gamers. sl2N2S. bulla.
s.. 75d3.6S: Texas and Indian steers. SeoQiT5s
cows and helfers. S2e0Q3.6.
smdRe ,ss 500 Ms a : seiss z lswss:
sheep-Receipts. LOCO. Marks; active ann
stronger. Native muttons. A7s4675s iambs.
$500 10: culls and bucks. $500
CINCINNATI. Feb. H-Hogs active az sffo
Cattle duh az ssases.
sheep steady o. S.se4szs; lambs strong -
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Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
Feb. 14.-About 300 head Of horses were Of
fered in the auction sale. which is a de-
crease Of nearly 200 head compared with a
week ago. but a good increase over the
same time a year ago. The offerings, as
heretofore this week. were principally
chunks and heavy horses. and there were
none that could be classed as strictly high
grade coachers, but the offerings met the
requirements of the demand at this time,
and the quality for an average was rea-
.sonably good. There was a good attend
ance of buyers from the East. and with a
very fair inquiry from the foreign trade.
and about the usual demand for Southern
stock, the market opened with consider
able animation in the bidding. and from
the start the offerings changed hands
promptly at more satisfactory prices TO
owners than those current a week ago, but
not quotably different from those obtained
for equal kinds yesterday. AT a late hour
II looked like a good clearance would be
made at opening prices.
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NEW YORK. Feb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s:39s
packages; market steady: June creamery. 19G
23c: Western creamery. 2i@25c: factory, i6@i9c.
Cheese..Receipts, I.s5l packages; market steady
fancy. small, 12& G13c; choice grades. 11%dl2Ac.
Eggs-Receipts. 1866 packages: market strong
Western. 1910 at mark.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 4.-Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery. 26c: fancy Western
prints. &c. Eggs steady; fresh nearby. lac;
Western. lac; Southwestern, lac; Southern. 100
l5c. Cheese unchanged.
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm: creameries,
19d24izc: dairies. 19@22c. Cheese firm at 124i3c.
Eggs easy; fresh, 12c.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. Eggs weak under
influence of liberal offerings; fresh Missouri and
Kansas stock. firsts, l0Ac dozen, cases returned.
Feb. 14.-Butter steady. Eggs
steady at 121zc. Cheese steady.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 14.-Butter. eggs and
cheese firm and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. H.-Eggs higher at 11hc.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued tocthe fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Original-Thomas B. Trevan, Richmond,
Sc: Joseph K. Cooper. Indianapolis, Sc.
Additional-Ira c. Powers, Crawfords-
vile, Sc to Sl2.
Increase-Burrell Wisener. Graysville, Sc
to $40; Albert T. Lewis, Leavenworth. SIT
to $24; Winfield s. Selby, Petersburg, ST to
$24: Frederick Wolff, Madison, Sc to S.:
William Killen. Fort Wayne. Sc to IS; Min
er White, Evansville, s12 to $14; Peter SUM-
derland. Fort Wayne, Sc to IS; Andrew ].
Stewart, Petersburg, Sc to $14; William
H. Houghland, Elkhart, IS to $40; Fielding
Robertson, English. IS to s12; William Hunt.
Amo. $40 to SIG; Finis Edds. Oaktown, SIC
to SIT.
Reissue and Increase-George Cooper,
Connersville, IS to $40; George Magee,
Wilkinson, Sc to IS.
Reissue-John T. Huston, Patriot, $12.
Original Wldow-(Special. accrued Feb.
u, Mary j. Cook, Brownsburg, 50.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eleven Transfers, with a Total Con-
sideration of S19,53O.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours closing at 5 p. m. Feb. IA, 1900. as fur
nished by Theo. Stein, abstracter Of titles, COR
ner Pennsylvania and Market streets. Indian
apoiis, Suite 229. first office floor. The Lemcke.
Telephone 1850:
Albert Thayer to NJ. E. Hannah. part Of
Lot 20. Peru & Indianapolis Railroad
Companys subdivision, Outlot Nos. 10
ana "A $500
Martin Igoe TO Emma Mclaughlin Igoe,
Lot IA, Square 6. Lot 3S, Square 9 and
Lots IA, 20, % and "a, Block l3, Hubbard
and others addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300
Caroline schrotz to Mary L. seitz. Lot "A.
Doherty's subdivision. Outlet 99........... 1850
Joseph j. Bauer to Sophia Herman, part OF
Lots 8 and 6, Merrills subdivision, Out
lots los and 1O6 $500
Lots 80 to 35 inclusive, Square 3, Beaty's
Peter Pfsterer to Maria Poenitz. Lot II,
Gregory's subdivision. Hanway &
Hannas Oak Hill addition ........ 500
Louisa Rocker TO Ida Baker, Lots 3, IL, IL
and %, Holloway ct ais southeastern ad-
Mary Kean to Frederick l.. Hicks. Lot Is.
Block 9, Daggy's Star addition .......... $50
Jose NJ. Okey to Thomas B.. Mccoy, part
of northwest quarter OF Township IS.
Section IL. Range . ......-......... 100
Lot 160 Elizabeth Talbott's revised sub
division of eastern part OF western 80
acres 800
Mabel d. Huruff to Frank NJ. Deli. part of
Squares Sc and 81, also part of Block rs,
Kinder's subdivision, also Lot l., Ford's
addition 5000
Total transfers. IL. consideration. $40 52a
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BOSTON. Feb. 1.-THE American Wool and
ket has been very quiet. although in the past
day or two there have been evidences OF a
slightly improved inquiry and some sample bags
have been taken: Heavy cancellations OF goods
are reported, but in many cases these are due
to the fact that the goods were not up to the
quality OF last year. If the situation OF the
however. they would welcome cancellation. as
they are so heavily oversold. The fact that there
have been cancellations. and that manufacturers
agents are apprehensive of that therefore does
not disturb the equanimity of the wool trade
Consumers, however. are purchasing but very
little wool, and, except for the sale, Of two or
three good-sized lots of carpet and crossbred
woods, the aggregate business of the week would
figure small. Prices are firm. on low, woods, but
fine woods are dull. The sales of the week in
Boston amounted to 2.Si9. 900 pounds domestic
and 1,5S5. 900 pounds foreign, making a total of
4. i33, 900 pounds. against a total of 3.S13, 900 pounds
for the previous week. and a total of 4.3el 500
pounds for the corresponding week last year. The
sales since Jan. ! amount to 25,S5f. 500 pounds,
against %. sos. 500 pounds for the corresponding
time last wear.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


On the wholesale streets and on Commission
row yesterday trade, all things considered.
reached expectations in the matter of volume
Country roads are In bad condition from mud,
and the weather was unsettled. but the outlook
for business generally in coming weeks could
hardly be more promising. Travelling statesmen
report stocks now carried as light, but country
merchants in good condition financially and dis
posed to buy literally. The hardening tendency
to prices encourages retail merchants to stock
up more than were prices declining. In prices
yesterday changes were few and unimportant.
Poultry and butter are in good request. and
prices are firm at the recent advances. The pro-
all Staple groceries. Trade is improving with
the seed Merchants. with prices firm at the
The local grain market showed a little more
activity yesterday than last week. all cereals
being in active request on the track at the
6 69 low Hca prices os as furnished by the secretary
frsisht: No: ) red. .ss51sassssc: January. aOssee
Corn-No. / white, ssc; No. 2 white, &c.; No. 3
white; SSc; No. A white. .SOqs2c: No. 2 white
%Izsd., s5asis:. No. aaXeIow. Size No 3 ysiio%.
No. 8 mixed. S2c; No. 4 mixed. 2sQ3lc: ear corn.
NO oa : mixed. 2 s4 Esits 10. ss J Slx SH- ss : white '''se'
Hay--No. 1 timothy. sl2Ql2.5O: No. 2 timothy.
No. 2 white, 3 cars: No. 8 white; 5 cars; No. 2
wIlte mixed, i car. NO 8 yeilOW. z cars, NO. s
mixed, l car; ear. 1 car; no established grade, 1
car: total. IA cars. Oats: No. 3 mixed, 3 cars.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys-Young hens. Sc per ID; turkeys. young
toms, TIC; springs. 2 to 4 lbs, Sc: hens, 71bc:
cocks. &c: ducks. full feathered. 7c;, geese. full
feathered. choice, sc; geese, picked. &c.
Cheese-New York full creams. 14Qi5c; domestic
Swiss. l6dl7c: brick, 1ic: limburger, 14c.
Butter-Choice roll. 15lsc per lb: poor. No. 2,
1eN12c.
Eggs-Fresh. lie per doZ.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per Id: prime duck.
l0d17c per H.
Beeswax-soc for yellow: 25c for DARK.
Wool-Medium. unwashed, 1sGl9c: tub-washed,
20G25c: burr and unmerchantable. Sc less.
HIDES. LILO ETC
Green-salted Hides-No. 1. 9l2c; No. 2, Sbc:
No. l calf. 10i2c: No. 2 calf. &C.
Grease-White. &c; yellow. SAC; brown. 2Nc.
Tallow-No. l. 41kc; No. 2. &c.
Bones-Dry. $l2q13 per ton.
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Available stocks of Grain.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Special cable and
Geographic advices to Bradstreet's show
the following changes in available supplies
from the last account: Wheat in the
United States and Canada east Of the
Rockies, a decrease of S65. 900 bushels;
afioat for and in Europe, a decrease of L.
100000; total supply, a decrease of 1865, 900.
Corn, an increase of $500 bushels. Oats,
a decrease of $1,000 bushels. Among the
important increases reported and not given
in the official visible supply statement are
those of 100000 bushels at Northwestern in
terror elevators and $1,000 at Newport
News. The principal decreases are those
of $4,000 bushels at Manitoba storage
points, los, 900 at Portland, Me-, and $1,000 at
Chicago private elevators. The aggregate
stock of wheat held at Portland, Ore, and
Seattle and Tacoma, Wash, increased $4,000
bushels last week.
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Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1a-FIour firm and I'M
changed. Wheat-No. red. cash, 71c: February.
FFe Feb mry. sa5Ze: May May. ss s9h1mSSG' july = ea ssc. se oss;
No. 2 cash, 24zc; February. 2rkc; MAY. 24Ia
bling. $3.50 for old, slI.s71 for new. Lard steady:
prime steam, S.. 10: choice, $3.50. Dry salt meats
clear sides. ss.s7i1. Bacon boxed. extra shorts.
ssis.ls; clear ripss $50 clear sides s6s7.t. Tim
Corn meal higher at N.soal.s5. Bran arm:
at ss@i1; prairie slow at s7.7sass WHISKY steady
at s.2sii. Iron cotton ties. 81 20. Bagging. 81
gsAc. Hemp twine. &c. R~eceipts-Fiour. 5000
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Births.

Maggie and Wallace Cunningham, 2533
East Pratt street, girl.
Mrs. and William Ullery. Temple avenue,
girl.
Ida and Frank Bauer, SCI West Vermont
street, boy.
Mica and Biogio Natal, $40 Virginia ave-
nue., boy.
Mrs. and Andrew Like, 1417 South Charles
street, boy.
Mary and Charles Selof, sol North Ia
coma, boy.
C. b. and ]. w. Gates, 1882 Spruce street,
girl.
Josephine and Joseph Risner, 3102 West
Fifteenth street, girl.
Maggie and George Bower. city. boy.
Jane and John Kennedy, a9 Bright street,
boy.
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REVIVEDEXPORTDEMAND
III SENT WHEAT UP A FRACTION IN
A FAIRLY ACTIVE MARKET.
Corn Firm, Active and Higher, and
Oats Unchanged-PrOvisiOns
Weak and Lower.

+. CHICAGO, Feb. IA revived export de-
active wheat market to-day, May closing
hsaAc over yesterday. Corn closed AQhc
up. and oats unchanged. Provisions closed
unchanged to 5Q7lzc lower.
Disappointing cables influenced wheat
early, May opening ssc under yesterday at
SSA Q6S2sc. Later the market rallied to
6s1kQ6S5sc for May, on a Berlin cable an
nouncing damages to the German crop, and
New York messages reporting the conti-
nent a good buyer. There was not much
substantial support. however, and trading
dropped off considerably as the session
advanced, May gradually easing off to
CSC. Near the end a sharp advance was
caused by the decrease in the worlds visi-
BILE, a report that Kansas City had sold
eighteen boatloads for export via gulf
ports. and the assertion that local sales
for export were good. Shorts were good buy
ers on the reaction which carried May TO
69c. The close was firm. May B@Ac up at
Csc. Atlantic port clearances, in wheat
and flour, We're equal to 352, 900 bushels.
New York reported twelve loads taken for
export. Primary receipts were 574. 600 BUSH
els, compared with 427. 600 bushels last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported $50 cars,
against $50 last week and $50 a year ago.
Local receipts were n cars, three of con-
tract grade.
Corn was firm and fairly active. The buy
ing was principally by interests covering
shipping sales. Cash business was large,
one concern selling 500, 900 bushels. The
fluctuations of wheat influenced corn more
or less throughout the session. Receipts
here were CD cars. May ranged from $40
Siasc to 34Ac and closed BqAc up at $3.50
34%c.
The oats market was steady and a fair
amount of trade was done. The seaboard
was reported a good buyer from receiving
people here. Local receipts were 351 cars.
May ranged from 23ssQ23Ac to 23AQ23Hc,
and closed unchanged at 23%c.
Provisions were irregular, firm in the
middle, but easy at both ends of the ses-
sion. Lower prices for hogs was the chief
influence in the depression. Trade was dull.
TIL bulge which carried the market to the
high point for the day was due to light Of
ferings for a time, and buying by shorts.
May pork sold from s10.S5 to $40. 92ih and
closed 5G7hc under yesterday at $40. s51
1G.S717; May lard from s6.021a to s6.071z. clos
ing 215c lower at s605, and May ribs from
1896 to s6. with the close unchanged at
5.97k.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, s.
cars: corn. 375 cars: oats. 10 cars; hogs,
$500 head.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
CThe quotations given below are the selling prices
of the wholesale dealers)
Fruits and vegetables.

Appleszs3 per brl for cooking; eating apples.
S - a Ben Da SdncS IS NJ. , s5o0, =
oranges-California Navel. choice. s2.25Q2. Is;
Lemons-Messina. choice. 800 to box, s.. Is;
fancy. So.
Hickory Nuts-sheilbark. s1.s5 per bu: large.
SIS per bu.
s%sss PotsssssoJ PER- sg: a. .ssq pss S Per Illinois hi;
1915: Kentucky, $3.50
ca6baIseEsi'75 per per ! lbs. Holland seed.
Celery-Caiifornia. SOQ7Sc per doz; No. 2. 30
Yellow Globe onions,,s1.5O per brl; white. .l.75
Honey-New white. iSc per lib: dark. Ice.
aailaSwsr-si5Sal Is Der dOz.
brl; Hover and Mcfarland cranberries. sii0o per
P Pa1sniDsa sgssii s4i, 8. g Rsg crate
clder.Ney s3 per brl; half brl. sa5o:
cr sie.'S Soc a i SasSef: Mexican 5snl a,ba.as sa a sasrsse'
Canned Goods.
s- GUrn sea 5sse e: ssib I P-esSsss- Easter s ssa11P3da5a;
standard. ss.iOGa. 30; ,csiifornia seconds. a si.ssas.
Observation-Disclosures. 2-lb. S5q9ec; rasp-
sib. a.S@i 80: choice. sSa%S. 10: cove Oysters. lib.
isi "s; s,iS.' sSoGsssSe. Lima nsni Sea Sss0' ST sa siIi g:
peas, m~arrowfats. 9SeqSl; early June. s1.1O4l Is:
ries. s5asSc; salmon, lib. aScGss; alb tomatoes.
Coal and Coke.
Kanawha. A.25; Pittsburg, A.25: Raymond. 81 25:
winifrede. A2: Jackson. $L25; block. So 25:
Island City lump. <S.75: lump coke, lie per bu.
s2.I5 per Is bu; crushed coke. l2c per bu, s. per
e bu. Blossburg s per ton; connellsville coke.
Candies and Nuts.
candies-Stick, 6i-Gl7c per 10; common mixed.
6kQ7c grocers' mixed, &c; Banner twist stick.
SC; cream mixed. DC: old-time mixed. &c.
Nuts-Soft- sheiied almonds, 13Glsc: English
wslnuSs. 12dlic: Brazil nuts. &C: nlberts, lie;
peanuts. roasted. T4Sc; mixed nuts. loo.
Drugs.
Alcohol. 81. t5Q3. 90: asafetida. z5Q3oc: alum. ga
Qic; camphor. 578e2c. cochlneal. N055c; chloro-
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Marriage

Joseph Lawson and Grace NJ. Thurman.
Harry Hoop and Anna Myers.
Harry Griffin and Delta Reynolds.
Charles II. Search and Emma b. Shafer
Bert e.. Cool and Lizzie Ryan.
Fred Fox and Ella G.. Habstetter.
Adam Ruhl and Lena Schultz.
Ed NJ. Mooney and Anna 7. Murtaugh.
Charles I. Noble and Ada Moschell.
John Klinck and Hannah Formes.
Otto X. Striebeck and Emma w. Black.
Arthur III. T. Myles and Ada Florence
Oliver NJ. Richardson and Hulda M. Sa-
ger.
Gikey Percy Sprong and Bertha June
Rocker
Charles Doran and Cora b. Randall.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Feb. A.-Spirits turpentine firm
at 53kc. .Rosin firm: quote: A. B. c, s1.4o; z, F.
81. so; G. 81. SO; II. 81. s5: l. sos; X, 10: Nj. g IS;
N. s2.75; window glass, 1895; water white, sS.65.
Oil CITY. Feb. H.-Credit balances. 81 g.: GER
tifcates. no bid. Shipments. 90. 1857 brls; average.
90. 437 brls; runs, 107. I79; brls; average, b. as7
brls.
WILMINGTON Feb. 14.-Spirits turpentine firm
at 53lS654c. Rosin firm at 81 40. Crude tur-
pentine firm at from 81 to 1925. Tar firm at $1.30.
NEW YORK. Feb. H.-Petroleum firm. Rosin
firm; strained common to good. $1.7o- Turpentine
steady.
CHARLESTON, Feb. H.-Turpentine market
firm at 53l1c. Rosin firm and unchanged
MONTPELIER. Ind, Feb. N.-Indiana oil.
slIa.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Feb. H.-An active demand is
reported for print-c1oth yarn goods outside OF
regular print cloths. and prices are advancing in
wide makes. Brown sheetings are very firm,
with moderate business. Drills quiet. Advances
of nc are reported in several lines of denims
and checks; all coarse colorcd cottons tending
upward. Bleached cottons quiet but steady.
No change in prints or ginghams. Wooden and
are heavily sold for fall. Leading lines of
fancies to be opened in a few days. Silks are
quiet at previous prices.