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AT NEW YORK.
A Little More Activity in Flour
Cereals Higher and Active.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Flour-Receipts, 2s1s7
steadier and shade more active at old prices
No. Western. SOC T. o. b. aioat; State, 50@l51c
C. 1. (. New York. CARROTS. Barley firm; mailing
54d63c c. l. T. Buffalo.
Wheat-Reoeipts. $1,000 bu; exports, IS s14 bu
Spot steady; No. red, 7SAc (. o. b. afoat; No. 2
red 7e%c elevator No northern. Duluth. SShc
4. o. b. afoat; No. / hard. Duluth Soc (. O. b.
ahoat. Options opened steady in line with ca
bles. but later developed positive strength on a
better class of speculative buying, coupled with
smaller primary receipts, export rumors and
active local covering. closed firm at A@%c net
advance; March. 79sdsOasc. closed at S0Ac:
May 79ssGsO Bloc closed at soc: November
closed at 76s4c; December, 76ss@77 9-16c, closed
77kc
Corn-Receipts loo Blu: exports. 117,177 bu
Spot firm: No. g Acc elevator and 1850 (. o. d.
afoat. Options We're generally firm all day. with.
out being very active. deriving bull inspiration
from liberal clearances the strength in wheat
and small estimated receipts tomorrow; closed
firm and 1s@l5c net higher; May, 41%GT%c
closed at 47sc: December, AZ 1S-l6qiS1sc, closed
oatsEReceipts. 1o2 200 bu: exports. 2os 25s bu
Spot steady; No. 2, 2ec; No. 3. 25l9e; No. 2
mixed Western 25Md27c; track white, 2sSl54c.
Options dull but steady.
Hides firm; Galveston, 20 to o lbs 1SIkG19c:
lbs. 15c. Leather frmer: hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres light to heavy weights, 24n25c; acid 23i4 a
2iikc. Lard firm: Western steamed, s7s7ih Re-
pound. s6G6 1915. Tallow strong; city. 4kc; coun-
try. 4%M5c Cotton-seed oil dull; prime crude
29c; prime yellow, 33c.
Coffee-Spot Rio dull: No. invoice, 72c. Mild
quiet: Cordova. 9i9I13Lc.
Sugar-Raw quiet but firm; refined steady.
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National w. CITY. rrorrnmme.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-The programme for
the annual meeting OF the National w. {.
T. L., 10 be held in Washington next
month. was issued to-day The annual
sermon. Dec. 2 will be preached by Mrs.
J. X. Barney, OF Rhode Island. her subject
being 1.-THE Watchword OF Our Battle"
The convention Will be welcomed. Monday
morning. Dec. 3. by the Hon. Henry n.
II. MacFariand. Miss Clara Barton. Hon.
John Jay Edison and Mrs. Clinton Smith.
Responses VIII be made by Mrs. Sturte-
want Pete OF Colorado, Mrs. Katherine
Lente Stevenson OF Massachusetts,. Miss
Belle Kearney of Mississippi. and the Rev.
Anna Shaw. The business OF the conven-
dress OF the president. Mrs l. NJ ~.
Stevens. OF Maine. being delivered Monday
morning.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Nine Transfers, with n total Consid-
GRAFTON of SlS,595,

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Nov. 20. 1900 fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No. 129 East Market street. Beth tele-
phones s0o5:
Julia A NJ. Ryder TO Joseph A. Shirley,
part of Lot 3. Eliza Blake's subdivision
of Outlet ........--................. $1,000
John ID. Haworth. administrator to Will
lis Whitson, Lots and 2 Asa Coxs adj
dition to West Newton. ........-............ 24J
q subdivision of Juliet Browns heirs. 1900
Louis c. Pickle to Charles o. Webb ct al.
part OF southwest quarter of Section %.
Township IL. Range ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 900
Henry William Suhr TO Elizabeth Loeb
line Lot 9. III. w. Fenneman's subdivi-
sion of Morris's addition .................. 900
Dora @. j. lsensee to Lucy A. Hereth,
Lot ,. Cecilia NJ. Wulsin's subdivision of
Lots 30. II and AZ, Hanna's heirs addi-
ton ZsloJ
Poaulean VI. Linton TO George W Stubs
et ux-. Lot 2o4 and part or eos. Kuhn &
Johnson's first West indianapolis addi-
ton Z,0DJ
Maggie Schoenemann to John q. Wurgler.
part of half of southwest quarter
OF Section Il. Township Is Range 3....... 1000
Charles Wacker TO Maggie Schoenemann,
south half OF east half OF northeast quar-
ter of Section p, Township 10, Range A.. 400
Transfers .: consideration sos
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ALL MARKETS ADVANCING
WHEAT FIvE-EIGHTHS HIGHER ON
GOOD LOCAL DEMAND.
Corn Strong ON the November Squeeze
and Small Onerings-Oats md
Provisions Make Small Gains.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2o-Local speculations showed
renewed interest in all the grain and provision
markets to-day and fairly good advances were
recorded in all commodities in consequence Of
the improved demand. Low contract stocks We're
still a factor in corn. Wheat closed ssG3ic high
err corn &c higher for November and A@ssc
higher for December. Oats advanced a shade.
and provisions closed from sikc to 12lsc higher.
Wheat showed some indications of weakness
around the opening. Liverpool weak and
lower and this fact though expected after yes
terday's decline here, caused enough selling
pressure on a marke; almost bare OF buyers 10
send prices down slightly. Shortly after the
opening little buying furry sent the price up
ward in hurry. December opened a shade
lower at TOls@70Ac, and advanced TO 70kG707sc
on this demand, the market for short time
having an oversold appearance. The fact that
primary receipts were rather small had some in
fuence in this buying. period of depression
followed. during which a new seasons low rec
ord was made, December declining to zoe. Brad
streets report on the visible. showing increase
OF 1900 600 bu started liquidation, and the weak
spot was taken advantage Of by professional
bears to try to force out stop loss orders. But
the reaction came quickly after Zoe had been
reached local demand. which grew the
fered and from zoe the market rose steadily 10
7I7sc. The close firm at 701zgIlc. North
west receipts were ass cars, against $40 last week
and 1225 a year ago. Chicago receipts were lS9
cars, six of contract grade. Total primary
ceipts were 56S, 900 bu. Seabcard clearances in
wheat and flour amounted TO 425, 900 bu.
Corn was irregular at times but with many
dull periods. The weather continued unfavora-
BILE, and the market opened strong and higher,
chiefly on this account The November deal
was pushed vigorously for a time. and Deem
Der. under a good general demand, also ad-
vanced sharply. Country offerings were small.
and this and the small contract stocks were
moving factors. Later in the session offerings
became more LIBERAL and part of the ad-
vance was lost. Receipts SIS No
vember closed at 41Ac advance of ssc 1t
sold for n time at 42l5c. December ranged from
35%c to 35Ac, and closed A@2sc higher at 35l2c
Oats were dull anil trading without feature
Receipts 224 December ranged from
2lkG22c 10 2lzc. and closed shade higher at
2lHc.
Provisions weak early and strong late IN
the session Heavy hog receipts caused some
shading of prices at the start, hut later the corn
strength and an improved cash demand caused
a good advance, with pork showing the most
strength. Shorts good buyers. At the close
January pork was 12i1c higher at Sill 17is; Janu-
airy lard 2s65c higher at $6S7t@6l6.9 60 and jan
uary ribs 5@7i1c higher at $4,000 G. s21z.
Estimated receipts Wednesday: Wheat, 65 cars;
ccrn 345 cars; oats, 80 cars; hogs, A., 600.
40
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Heavy Rains Curtail Trade-Prices
Continue Firm md Steady.

Three rainy days and the high temperature
have put damper on trade thus far this week
Still. prices nearly all lines of goods are we'll
held. AS predicted. linseed oil dropped 10 cents
gallon Monday, and further declines are
probable The poultry market is weak on large
receipts. while eggs, choice butter and cheese
firm at prices quoted. Provisions of late
are much firmer in price. Staple groceries of all
kinds are moving actively. and the break in
prices OF sugars and coffees has been realized
Eor has either line weak tone. The commission
merchants are complaining, as fruits and vege-
tables are decaying badly. owing to the weather
but choice apples and sound dry potatoes ara
very firm at quotations Oranges are improving
In quality and in better request. The seed
market Is very quiet usual at this season of
the year. The hide and leather markets SHOW,
more activity and prices hrmer in tone than
thirty days ago. In ccnfectioneries prices are
hardly strong. competition being sharp and on
inferior goods prices are lower The iron AMI
hardware markets are active
Rains have cut down receipts of grain, while
pfes steady sSd .he Bids corn are firm
By the secretary OF the Board of Trade, ruled as
follows:
Wheat-No. 2 red. 72c No. red. on milling
freight, 72c; No. red, 67Q70c; November Ic,
wagon wheat. 72c.
Corn-No. / white. SIC: No. white SIC; No
white, Sac; No. white, 33N35c: No white
mixed. Ss1c; No. white mixed, SEC; No
white mixed 32G34c; No. 2 yellow 36Jsc: No =
yellow. S6isc; No. yellow, 3Sa35c: No MIXED
ssl2c; No mixed. S6lsc; No. mixed. 32ls3ac:
oats-No. 2 white. 25l1c; No. white. 24kc. M
2. mixed. 2Slec; No. g. mixed. 22hc.
Hay-No- 1 timothy, l2.50q13; No. timothy
su@l2.
Inspections-wh No. red. cars: No >
red l; total, cars. Corn; No. white Ia cars:
No. mixed. IS; No mixed. p total "a cars
Oats: No. mixed, = 1855
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Changes i'm Available Stocks.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications to Bradstreet's shows
the following changes in available supplies,
since last report: Wheat. in the United States
and Canada, east OF the Rockies, an increase Of
100000 bu: aloat for and in Europe an in
crease of 100000 bu; total supply. increase of
is 900 blu. Corn, increase OF 2,l93, 900 bu
Oats. an increase of 365, 900 bu. Among the more
important increases reported are those of 100000
tu at Northwestern interior elevators, &c, 900 at
Port Huron and $4,000 at Manitoba. The COM
bined stock of wheat at Portland, Ore, and
Tacoma and Seattle, Wash. increased %, 600 bu
last week. Beginning next week stocks at
Nashville, Tenn, Quebec and additional stocks
In and Lincoln. Neb.. will be included in
this statement.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE VERY DULL AND SELLING
AT SHARPLY LOWER PRICES.
EoGs Active mt About steady to Five
Cents Lower-Sheep Lower-Condi-
tions of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Nov.
20-Cattle-Receipts. $50; shipments small. The
receipts OF cattle were fairly liberal but not
equal TO n week ago. The arrivals included sew
eral loads of fat Stock but not many strictly
choice kinds. and the receipts were largely cat
tie that were below the requirements OF the
trade in either quality or flesh. In keeping Win
the depressed condition existing in the trade eV-
erywhere the market opened dull and the bid
ding was surprisingly lower. Statesmen seemed
willing to make reasonable concessions, but X
was very difficult TO establish trading basis
and at hate hour large number of cattle re-
manned in the pens unsold. Sales OF steers re-
ported indicated that prices were l0c to oc lower
as to desirability of the cattle, and about the
same conditions and change existed in the mar
ket for female cattle. There was very IN
different demand for heifers of any kind. and 1t
was difficult to consummate sales at the reduced
prices. Quotations:
Good to prime steers, 1850 lbs and up
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Deaths.

Hannah Mitchell. thirty-nne. Ferncale, result
OF operation.
Mary r Curtis. sixty-six. haywood. aortic in
sufficiency
Elizabeth Todd. eighty-one. 1896 North War
man avenue. tuberculosis.
William +. Jenkins, seventy. GO West New
York street, nephritis.
Mary Conley, sixty-six. 1907 Orange street ure-
mia.
Adam Sherer, sxty-two. SOC North California
street fractured skull.
Nancy f. Bailey. twenty-sevsn. ~ Elm street,
tuberculosis
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Oils.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2.-Spirits OF turpen-
tine firm at 40l9c Rosin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH Nov. 20.-Spirits of turpentne
quiet at 4oc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Spirts OF turpentne
nothing doing. Rosin steady at sl20di.2S.
Crude turpentne, s1.40. Tar steady at sl.55
OIL CITY. Nov. 2o.-Credit balances. s1.05. Ger
tifcates-no bid Shipments 90, 594 brls: average,
s376S brls; 1O5.s62 brs; average, 80 262 brs.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 20-Indlana and South
Lima crude petroleum, FAC per brl; North Lima.
7ac.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Petroleum steady.
Rosin quiet. Spirits of turpentine dull at 43Lzl
44c.
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VITAL STATISTICS-NOV. 20.
Births.

May and Harry Miller 11o1 Oliver avenue,
girl
Mrs. and George Clifford, 2012 Ashland avenue,
boy.
Mary and Willard Wills. GIL Division street,
girl
Nellie and Charles Flagler, 1852 South West
street, boy.
Norem and Albert Rice. 5s7 West Norwood
street, girl.
avenue, boy.
Nora and seImon Wilt. 1906 Newman street,
girl.
girl.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
Sale of City Bonds.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Controller Coler
held the biggest bond sale of the year to-
day. when S5.SS3,965 of 3h per cent cor
porate stock was disposed Of All the
bonds are payable Nov /, 1910, except an
issue OF 100000 for the sanitary protec-
ton OF the water supply, which is payable
Nov. l. 1920: The interest is payable semi
annually. There were fifteen bids received
The highest were those of Vermlyea & Co
and Harvey, Fiske & Sons, who jointly bid
ll0lI for the bonds of 1910 to the amount
OF "a, S33. 965 and bid 107.117 for the $500. 900
worth of bonds payable In 1920 and the
joint bid of Kuhn. Loeb & Co. and Farson.
Leach Co. of 110.35 for the whole issue
The controller said these firms probably
would be awarded the bonds
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John T. Phillips and Cora l.. HOPPER.
Thomas Conway AMI Bridget Mack
Douglass 5. Baker and Ruth Boswell.
Patrick White and Bridget r Quinn.
Edward Gibbons and Ada Caldwell.
Allen Webster and Bessie Utterback.
William q. Parker ana Clara Names.
Charles :. Maxwell and Maud l. Eek.
Victor G.. Houston and Matte Smith.
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour dull.
No. spring wheat, 67G72c; No. red, 71@73lsc.
No No . corn 4oAc: No. yellow. !i&c No oats
mailing, 54d5sc. No, faxseed. SLIGO; No. 1
Northwestern, $l.61. Prime timothy seed $40
Glover seed. contract grade, $40. Mess pork per
brl, slos7lka1I Lard per 100 lbs. 500. Short,rib
sides Qoose), SL25ff775. Dry-salted shoulders
(boxedl s5s7hD6: Short clear sides boxed. $3.50
al. Whisky. basis of high wines, s1.27. Sugars,
cut loaf, 6:l5c; granulated, 5.75c; confectioners
A, 555c: off A, 5.40c.
Receipts-Flour. $1,000 brls: wheat, 121. 900 bu
corn 391. 900 bu; oats, 80 600 bu; rye, 5000 bu
barley. 114.000 blu. Shipments-Flour. 1000 bris
wheat. 900 bu: corn 141, 900 bu; OATS $1,000 bu
barley, % 900 bu
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
original-Ehenezer Albright. Lowell s..
Additional-Joha Ward Richmond, s.; Marcus
Mote Garfield. SO; Henry II. Evans, Hedrick.
S. George W. Roberts. williamsburg, IS
lncrease-Jacob Deems. Kendallville, So: Hen-
~ n. Baum, Frankfort, sl1; Nathaniel Burton
Petersburg. Si2; Francis Kennedy, Jordan VII
iage. Sse; Levi Gambeli. Digger. $40.
keissue-Gecrge Shuitz. Russiayliie sli
Original Widows. ctc.-Special. accrued Nov
Z. syntha Merrel Patricksburg. sl2.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-There was a fairly
active sales movement noted for evaporated
apples, with the market ruling firm un-
changed prices. but desirable grades were held
higher. State common quoted from &c to SC:
prime. 4&u5Ac: choice, 5izd6c; fancy, 6161kc
California adried fruits were dull but steady at
unchanged prices; prunes quoted from SIC
TO Slzc per pound, to size and quality; april
cots, Royal, 119l4c Moor Park, 15G16c; peaches
peeled 16@2ec; unpeeled case.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Tin, in the local mar
ket, was quiet and rather easier on account Of
absence of buyers. closing easier at rs. 40G
Is 90c. Spelter shade steadier on better
cables than expected, closing steady i'm tone at
4.30Q4.35c The rest of the list was unchanged.
Fig iron warrants quiet at s9G10; lake copper
dull at 16.s541Tc: lead quiet at 437hc. The brOl-
ers price for lead was &c, and for copper. lie.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.-Lead steady at 4.25c.
Spelter frmer at 4. 75c.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20-Cotton-Spot firm.
Sales, 100 bales: ordinary, s 3-16c; good ordi-
nary 13-16c; low middling 7-16c; middling,
8 13-16c; good middling 10 Lice; middling fair
l02sc. Receipts, 1859 bales: stock 277 039 bales
NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-Cotton closed quiet and
2-16c higher; mddling uplands, 10Ixc; middling
gulf, 10lzc. Sales, 116 bales.
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Building Permits.

M. Eckert. addition. 1920 Samoa street $50
William Fenter. cottage Fountain avenue sos
o. II Rentseh. barn, iii7 South state ave-
nue. sT5.
Louisa E. Darnell. cottage. zoos South Belmont
avenue. sS15.
John E Baron. repairs. s27 Keystone ave-
nue.. $50
John c. Allison. repairs. SIS Eugene street. so.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.--The demand for live
poultry light and the market was weak;
fowls per pound, SqShc; chickens. 7a7hc;
Gucks, per pair. 5OQ55c Dressed poultry dull.
Supplies heavy and prices weak and irregular
OH turkeys, chickens and fowls; spring chick
ems. Western, dry picked, fancy. 9qshc.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 20.-Poultry dull; chickens
&c; young, 6l5c; turkeys 6Q611c; young, &c;
ducks. &c; geese. 6q6lac.
CHICAGO. Nov. Addressed poultry firm;
turkeys. 91kc; chickens. The; ducks sl9G10c.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2o.-Poultry quiet; chick
ems, &c; turkeys, 6iac.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-There has been feel
ing of increased frmness in the dry goods mar
ket, due TO the higher prices for raw cotton.
with continued steady market There is likely
be, in the judgment OF authorities. a higher
level established for piece goods. Some new
prices have been made tickings and prints,
the former showing advance Izc. Jobbers
doing a cearing-up business.
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Transaction. at the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS. Nov @.-Cattle-Receipts, 125; shipments.
AZ. The quality only fair. consisting chiefly
of light steers and mixed butcher stock. The
general trade was in rather an unsatisfactory
condition and prices lower everywhere. The mar
ket opened weak and lower. with decidedly
tame feeling. Business was very slow, and some
common were left unsoId. Quotations:
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Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipmentS 2.1So- The
quality fair. being made up of all grades.
The supply fair. but not sufficient to meet
the demand. which was quite good. caused by
liberal orders from Eastern packers and slaugh-
terers. The market opened active and at shade
lower prices. in harmony with reports from the
general market. The bulk OF the sales were
made at s475 TO $3.50 for common light to best
mixed packing. with select heavy. $50 to 300
lbs average. at s4.e0G4s5. Trade ruled lively and
all sold. the closing being steady.
Quotations:
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Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. 1.Soo. The re-
ceipts of hogs were about the same as week
ago. and nearly 1000 larger than a year ago.
The market opened with some inquiry from near
ly all buyers, and the first few sales did not
show great deal of change in prices, compared
with yesterday, but later, IN harmony with the
weaker feeling in the trade elsewhere. the bid
ding was lower. and finally, at an average ce-
cline of about 2Ilc, the market was reasonably
active. In not few instances during the cay
sales quoted sc below yesterday. and at
the extreme close OF trade most dealers claimed
that there 80 decline compared with yes
terday. A good clearance was made. but the
market closed quiet. Quotations.:
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Corn. 75c4sI25 Peaches-Eastern Standard Z
IL. y2Q2.25; 3-Ib secondr. s1.so92; California
standard. 81 ioQ2 40; California seconds 81 sodps
2-lb s5G9oc: rasp.
berries, 3-lb. 81 25Ql.5o pii.eapples, standard.
Alb, 81 S541so; choice, s242-l0. cove oysters l.
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u. NJ. time rs in BLACK hgures.-Trains marked
thus: daily, S-Sleeper. P-Parlor Car. O.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. t-Exceps Sunday.
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Poultry and Other Produce.

Turkeys. hens. 7ikc per Id: toms. Sc hens s1bc.
cocks 4c; ducks, full feathered, &C: geese full
feathered. $50 per dozen; young chickens. sisc
per h.
Cheese-New York full creams. 13c: domestic
Swiss. lie; brick. 14c lfmburger. 13c.
Butter.Choice roll lie per 10; poor. No 2 &c.
Eggs-Fresl., 20c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per ID: prime duck.
2ec per H.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow: &c for dark.
Wool-Medium. unwashed. 1S62Gc: tub-wpshed
2SG3oc: bury and understandable. 395c less:
fine merfno. l5Gl7c: coarse braid. lie.
Rabbits. slo001-20 per dozen for hunters
dressed.
HIDES. TALLOw. ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /. SIC; No 2 re.
No l calf, 9s.c: No calf. SIC.
Grease-Mht &c; yellow. 3hc: brown, 2xc
Tallow-No. ]. 4c: No 2. SIC.
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Sheep-Receipts, 80; shipments none. There
small supply Of sheep and lambs, but
enough to show that there not much de-
mand. and sales were usually at about 25c lower
prices than those current at the close OF last
week. Lambs sold at s4Q4.s5. Quotations:
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

CHE quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale deelers)
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RE ERIE n WEsTERN R.R.

Toledo. Chicago and Michigan ex--...t7.o s1o8
Toledo Detroit and Chicago. lin. 1890 ffI6
Muncie. Lafayte and Laporte spec .ts.2o f1o-2o
INDIANA, DECATUR WESTERN R'Y.
Decatur and 81. Louis mail and ex....fals TAO
Chicago express pd.:................:fn9 fx.40
Tuscola Accommodation. ........---.t3.46 noe
Decatur & St Louis fast ex. c....s11.10 sl0
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Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

Rananas-Per bunch No. l. s175Tz
OranRes-Florida, 81. %; Mexican 81.
Lemons-Messina, fancy, $50 to box, So.
Potatoes-Si65 per brl.
Sweet Potatoes-Baltimores 81 per brl; Jersey
sweets 50 30: Illinois, $40.
Cabbage-Domestic. 81 per brl; Holland seed
81 per 100 lbs.
Celery-15d25c per bunch.
Yellow Onons-60c per bu; red onions, Csc per
bu: Spanish, $3.50 per bu-
Honey-New white, 1Sc per ID; dark. Ice.
Persirnmons-S5G90c per 24-pint box.
Cranberries-Jersey, s2.75 per bu; Cape Cod, 50
per brl.
Chestnuts-12c per ID.
Apples-$2Q3 per bri.
pears-f<iefer pears, 506e0c per bu
f;rapes-Concord. Glib basket. 15c: Delaware,
E-lb basket 12l2c: Tokay grapes, 4-basket crate,
80: Elmira grapes. s5.J0G650, according 10
Cider-32-gal brls, 81; half brls $40.
california Prune Plums-4-basket crate, 81.
Holly-Tennessee. g. per crate; Delaware, 81