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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-03-15
Family Horse For sale.

A sound, well conditioned horse for
sale. Entirely safe for lady. Apply to
j. II. Connell at College. soft
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Wool.

BOSTON, March 15.-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin Tomorrow Will say: The improvement
OF half penny on cross-breds in the Lon Ion
auctions and the restoration of last auction
rates on fine Geelongs have stirred up buyers
and the inquiry in Boston has been better Than
for two months. though yet the transactions
do not show much increase. One big block OF
Wyoming was worked off this week and there
have been several siZable sales of English and
Irish and one large sale of Cordova carpet wool
all at firm rates. California has begun shearin q
have sold to the swarming buyers there at loo
parity with Boston quotations old wool. The
sales for the week are 3. 900 lbs domestic and
%2OW lbs foreign. a total Of 4.1I7000 lbs 70.
this week. against total of $50 900 lbs last
week and total of 1897, zoo lbs for the CORE
Grondng week last year The receipts to hats
81 ow an increase of $40 bales domestic and
II. S95 bales foreign last year. Sales date
show an increase OF 5,3S1 500 lbs domestic ird Z
decrease Of i.Ii5,500 his foreign.
LONDON, March fat the wool auction sale:
to-day 11.451 bales offered which consisted
of exceptionally fine selections OF merinoes al
slightly advanced prices. good selection Of
cross -breds was offered. American buyers taking
suitable lots at 2is TO 5 per cent advance, Com
Ing were the sales In detail: New South Wales
Is 1llsd: greasy, Stsd@1s I'd. Victoria $500 bales
secured Is 9dGls lid: greasy. 6ikd6ls SID
South Australia. 500 bales; greasy, 7dGls I'D
New Zealand. 3. 700 bales: secured. 7isdGiIs 9lsd
greasy. 4HdG1s fhd. Cape of Good Hope anC
Natal; 300 bales; secured. lOdG1s Sd; greasy
7%G9d.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt ST. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

wheat higher: Ss red sasS &c: March re;
No CASH s5c March. ss aSfa May is ssc; july
$e,sc oats.-No ?. cash. 2sc March, 25ci May:
Sec Pork r@ joSbins. slSa5 for old: sI 8 for
new. Lard higher; prime steam. $50; choice.
S Drg;sat boxed meats 's &c stronger s extra
S&iz. Bacon-Boxed stronger: extra shorts.
ss;S2h; clear ribs. ss!S: clear sides SSH s
worth more. Corn meal steady at 81 s5d2 Bran
firm: sacked lots. east track 6sc. Hay--Timothy
steady at 50. SOgi2- 50; prairie easy. at g =.
Raging ss@ss.c. Hemp stwins s'0 &c Receipts
Flour. c.00o brls: wheat, 1900 bu: corn. 81. 900
Wheat Su o CORN sdne bus 6a b1
BALTIMORE, March l6.--Flour inactive and
steady. but unchanged: receipts. 1873 brls ex-
ports us bEls Wheat firm spot and March
69d69Ac receipts. 1850 bu: exports none; South
ern wheat. by sample. eSl75c: Southern wheat.
spot, March and April. 40Sqiic; May, 4ihQil.c;
steamer mixed, 397sGi0c receipts. III. 400 bu: ex-
ports. III i2s bu: Southern white and yellow
SIG bid
TOLEDO. March, 1s--wheat higher for flu
steady and higher; No. mixed. &c Oats dull:
No. mixed. 2i1zc. Rye inactive: No. 2. cash.
sc Clover seed active and firm; prime. cash;
seed. si.65d4s0
LIVERPOOL. March Is.-wheat-Spot firm;
No. ! Northern spring. IS 2lsd. Futures quiet
Corn-spot steady: American mixed. new. Is lid
American mixed. old. IS 1l1ad. Futures quiet;
May IS lo%d; July. IS 1ol4d. Hams-short cut
CINCINNATI March 1e-wheat-No. red,
.S!zttsic; Corn quiet and firm; No. mixed,
SSizc. Oats dull; No mixed, 25ac. Rye steady;
No 2, &c Lard quiet at sSS5a5so. Bulk
Whisky steady at s1.24h.
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Why Mason Will Vote for Clark.


Senator Mason of Illinois will vote 10
keep w. a. Clark in the Senate 1t seems
that at the opening OF the present session
Mason was seated one day at his desk.
looking over a bundle of petitions i'm favor
OF the Beers. when a pale gentleman
strolled over from the Democratic side of
the chamber and paused before him. Mason
looked up and recognized the fabulously
rich copper king. who had been pointed on.
to him. He nodded and received a slight
inclination in returns
"Tilly Heath wanted to be remembered
TO you," began the visitor.
81 beg pardon" responded Mason.
II say Tilly Heath wanted to be remem-
bered to you. and Mort Murphy wanted to
know If you remembered when you stole
his lunch"
Great heavens! You're not Willie
Clarke"
BY this time the stout member from
Illinois had climbed out of his chair and
lodged around his desk.
You're not the little freckle-faced ras-
cal that used to put bent pins
THE same"
Clark reeled under the whole-souled slar
which his old schoolmate administered to
his shoulder, but he was chuckling at the
others surprise. The little red schoolhouse
where the statesmen had received their frs,
lesson I'm book learning and mischief was
at Bentonsport. Ia. But that was many
years ago, and Mason had never associated
the famous copper king with the old school
mate, nor had Clark identified the now IA
Gus Willie whom he had known years be-
fore.
"Of course / will vote for YOU" declared
Mason at the close of the interview. 81
don't care IL you've got the whole State In
your pocket
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Original-John Clark. Cyclone. IS; Will
liam Ii. III. Jones. Seelyville. Sl2; George
Bennett, Evansville. So: John Barton, Terre
Haute, S.
Restoration-John T. Lewis. Markleville.
IS.
Increase--Henry Oren. Hartford, IS to S.;
John Kelly. Fortville, IS to sl2 Amos L.
Falls, CASTOR. So to IS; David Mayrose,
ASHORE. sl7 to s24: Joseph v. Rawlins,
Bloomington. s2i TO $50; Franklin Hanger.
Marengo. So to IS: George w. Brewer Ma
tional Military Home. Grant county. IS to
s12: Peter Wetzel. Thorntown, Sc to $40:
Alanson II. Ryman. Cedar Grove. S. TO SO:
John Rellis, indianapolis. 50 to s.; Henry
Magsam. Smiths Valley. $40 To Sl4; George
NJ. Cannon, Halford. SIP TO 81; Willis Park
er. Reese Mill. $l2 To $l7: Daniel Lattner.
Waikel, 50 to $40: Hiram Colegrove. Ed
wardsport $l7 to S24; John o. Branson. In
dianapolis. So TO s. Especial. March p; Amos
III. Stevenson. Walkerton. SO TO ST.
Reissue-Robert p. Davis, Portland, SI2.
Original Widows--Laura a. Bishop. Gar
rett. IS; treissue) Jennie V. Sibel. Column
bus. ST.; Especial. accrued March p Eva
Day. North Vernon, s.; Sarah Taylor. Sa-
lem, So.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fourteen Transfers. with n Total Con-
alteration of &32,6OO.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. March Is. 1900. as
furnished by Theo. Stein. abstracter of titles.
corner Pennsylvania and Market streets. Indian
apolis, Suite 22s. first Office floor. The Lemcke.
Telephone 1867
Clarisa E. Moore to William S. Gibson.
Lot 2OS, j. W. Murphys southeast ad-
dition ........................... $500
W: s. Gibson to Louis Eitel., Lot 2o5.
J. w. Murphys southeast addition. 300
Block IS. North indianapolis. ............ 1900
Elkanah Burroughs Marcus Simpson.
Lot 8, c. l.. Turner'S subdivision of the
west half of Lot Is, Johnsons heirs
Mary Riankc trustee. to William Coll WV
mann, Lot 81. stiIss second addition. l.s25
John Harcourt ct al TO- George w.
quarter OF Section %. Township II.
William Hulpusch 70 Philippena Kern.
Square 3. southeast addition. 1850
Albert c; Hull TO Thomas Taggart, Lots
p and q Taggart's first addition $50
part of Lot 25. Block u. S. A. Fetch
err. jr.'s. northeast addition.......-....... 1000
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany to Walter II. Eastman, Lot 90,
Sorrin's subdivision. Outlets 115 and -.
Wilbur Van Zant to Henry c. Kollmer
Lot 6. Block H. Beattys addition. SIS
John J. Johns to Emery o. Weeks, part
of Lot 25. Block -. Johnson ct ais
subdivision of the southwest quarter
of the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter of Section 26 Township -
lS Range 3,;....:...:,.;.... 200
Lot SO. Allen ct ais North Woodlawn
addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Samantha Harcourt TO Clarence l.. Kirk,
part of Lot s, Broad Ripple. .............. $50
Transfers. II: consideration .............s 1872 500
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AT NEW YORK.
Generally Weak Tone I'm All Depart
ments Of the Market.

NEW YORK, March 16.--Flour-Receipts,
15,14S brls; exports, 1873 brls; sales. 9.lOO
packages; market fairly active, frmer and
5a10c higher on same grades, i'm line with
the strength of wheat. Minnesota patents,
S.. 75Q4; winter patents. s3650t3.9O; winter
straights, So. 45q3.6o; winter extras, s26Oa
2.95 Rye flour steady; sales. 800 brls; fair
to good. sS.lO@32O; chSice TO fancy. $500
$50. Corn meal firm; yellow Western, Sc;
Brandywine. s22Oa2.So. Rye quiet: No. 2
Western. 6s12c f. o. b. afioat; State. 5Sd59c
C. /. f., New York. carlots. Barley steady
at 4sa4Sc. New York; mailing. ie@5Oc. New
York Barley malt dull: Western, 55G65c
Wheat-Receipts. 6o.soo bu; exports. 1895
blu: sales. 1900 blu futures, $4,000 export
Spot firm; No. red, 7Sc elevator: No red.
1874 qS0c (. o. b. afioat; No. l Northern Du-
luth, 793.c (. o. b. afioat, prompt: No. 1 hard
Duluth, Sic (. o. b. af1oat, prompt. Options
opened firm on smaller Argentine ship
ments than expected and bullish home crop
news. Realizing at midday led to a set
back. but shorts were again forced to cover
I'm the last hour by an advance in corn, SO
that the market was finally firm at nc net
advance. March closed at 77lsc: May, 7sA@
732sc, closed at 731zc; July, 70 5-16q73%c,
closed at 1850; September. 7Sssq73i5c. closed
at 1850.
Corn-Receipts, 10000 bu: exports, So 1888
bu; sales, &C. 900 bu futures, 40s, 900 bu export
Spot firm: No 2, Axe f. o. b. afioat, &c
elevator. Options opened firm. with wheat,
but eased off later owing TO free unloading.
On reports of liberal export trade the
afternoon market rallied. however. and
closed firm a &c advance: May, 1914 Gi211c,
closed at i2$sc: July, 421z0427sc, closed at
42%c.
Oats-Receipts. 1890 bu: exports, 100 bu.
Spot steady: No. 2, 2S&c; No g. 2Sl4c; No. 2
white. &c; No. white. 3l1ac: track mixed
Western. 29@30i5c: track white Western,
3l11G35lzc; track white, State, 3I1sd35izc.
| Options quiet.
Lard firm; Western steamed. S635; March
| closed firm at 49, refined firm. Pork firm;
| family. sl2. 75Gl3.25.
| Freights quiet; cotton. by steam, s3c;
grain. by steam. 3iad.
Coffee-Futures opened steady at points
| advance and further improved partially 10
| points on cables which caused local cover
| ing; closed steady at 500 points net adj
vance. Total sales We're 23.eD bags. includ-
| ing: May, 6.S5c: July. $500: August, 690c;
| September. &c; November. 705c: December,
7.25c. Spot-Rio steady; No. Z invoice SIC;
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. March ls.-cattIe-Receipts. $500
Weeks receipts the largest Of the year To-
p pTime Steers. 81 ssass poor to medium @
i;eo; selected feeders strong at si2oats mixed
hsifer e? ssca bulls @
Texas fed steers firm and active at s5.S5a4sO;
Texas bulls strong at 50 2eas5o
eoG: estimated left over 1000. Market averaged
fully SC higher. Tops s.. l2ls. highest hog mai
aIe,s: good TO choice heavy. s5sis I2,s: ro~gh
heavy. .a.s5aIs5; light sa.sOa5.Ofii; bulk or
sheep~Receipts, 5000. Sheep and lambs stea,y
mixed 70 western sheep s Sc SesT
ern lambs. ss67.25
1.soo native and 100 Texans. Choice grades n
shade higher; plain grades steady Heavy ma
s.osksTs and sssSsrs IS: Sstsheg. cow:
and heifers g s5elt p; Gamers g s0ls q f. ed
T Texans. s. 5cdSi' es.'' "''" '''S' ''"' -
,o @ MARKET st. active and 81
Heavy lea. aS s. mixed, sisoa4so; light. $3.50
sheep~Recepts. $500. Quality poor: prices
averaged sts Colorado lambs sS5s.s so
and feeders. sigs; culIs. ssii.
NEW YORK. March 1s.-Beeves-Receipts.
2.oss Market generally steady common steers ss
80: oxen and nd stays st@!55:; extra far oxen.
Exports to-day none: tomorrow, 40S cattle and
1000 quarters of beef
N
Veals AG7: little calves. s34325; barnyard
stock nominal.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. ANS. Sheep
weak; lambs slow and lower-206 SOC lower than
Wednesday; several cars unsold. Sheep ASA
S: choice. s.. %; lambs. ss.T5G7.s5; one car at
$50: culls, S..
Hors..Receipts. 2.s7o: none for sale. Marxst
nomnaly steady.
ST. LOUIS. March 1s-Cattie-Receipts 100
including $50 Texans. Market steady; no top
cattle here Native shipping and export steers
worth 81 50ff5 s.: dressed beef and butcher
s4n5: steers under 1000 lbs 50 50fr4 ~; stockers
and feeders. 50. 506Ii. 10: and heifers. yeI
4.65 bulls. s.. s5G3s5; Texas and Indian ste ,rs.
So 25fi5: cows and heifers s.. 25n3.65
Hogs-Receipts. 100 Market closed weak
after an advance. Pigs and lights. 81 S5fil. 70 ,
packers. 81 ssfi5: butchers. si9565. 05
Sheep Receipts. 400. Market active and steacy.
Native muttons. s5G5.sS: lambs. S.50d7: culs
and bucks. $685.
CINCINNATI March ls.-Hogs active at So
G5.0s.
Cattle dull at s365.,
sheep steady at S. 2s@s: lambs steady at IS. 755
.35
EAST BUFFALO. March ls.-Ispecial. IRAN
som. Mansfield & Co. Give stock commission
csttie-Rsceipts. 2 cars. Market easy at
former prices.
Hoes-Receipts IS cars. Market opened strong.
Workers.. S.l5u53o: mixed. S1sISlI'<: heavy.
= 2o6s IS: pigs, NsoQ4.S. Closed steady.
lower. Tops. t7.ss97.as; others. H-5ea7is; best
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March 16-Butter-Receipts. .. s9l
packages. Market firm; Western creamery, 2Qd
25c; factory l1G2Dc. Cheese--Recepts. 1,57e
packages. Market firm; fancy. large white. 1Sc;
fancy, large. colored. 13Gl3Ac; fancy. small.
white. I3dls4c: fancy. small colored. 1910
13i7c. Eggs-Receipts. 6.2N packages: market
at mark. 1920.
PHILADELPHIA March 16.-Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery. 25ac: fancy Western
prints. &c. Eggs firm and &c higher: fresh
nearby. lie: fresh Western. Hc; fresh South
western. l1c; fresh Southern, 16c. Cheese firm
and in fair demand
KANSAS CITY. March 16.-Eggs-Trade brisk:
supply hardly sufficient fresh Missouri and
Kansas stock. 1l1c per dozen. cases returned
new whitewood cases included 12c.
CHICAGO, March 1s.-On the Produce Eek.
change to-day the butter market was easy:
creameries, 19n24c: diaries, 1s622c. Cheese firm
at 12Gl3c. Eggs firm; fresh. l5c.
CINCINNATI. March 16.-Butter dull. Eggs
firm and higher at 1il2c. Cheese steady.
BALTIMORE, March 16.-Cheese and butter
firm and unchanged. Eggs 17G1sc.
ST. LOUIS, March lS.-Eggs higher at I5l.c.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. March l6.-Credit balances st.ss
Certifcates-no bid offer Shipments 6s 4O2
brls daily average s5372 brls runs. sc. ass brls;
daily average, $500 brls.
WILMINGTON. March 1S.-Spirits of turpen-
tine. 5iG54l2c. Resin steady and unchanged
Crude turpentine steady at 81 to 20 Tar firm
at s1.20.
MONTPELIER. Ind. March l6.-Indiana and
South Lima crude petroleum s1.21; North Lima,
s126.
CHARLESTON. March 16.-Sprits Of turpen-
tine firm at SIC. Rosin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. March l6-Spirits of turpentne
hrm at size. Rosin firm and unchanged.
NEW YORK. March I6.-Petroeum rosin and
turpentine firm.
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VITAL STATISTICS-MARCH 16.
Births.

Frances and John Hickey, $50 Bates
street, boy.
Flo and George McCray 2507 North New
Jersey street, boy
Elsie and John Flovener, 1874 Bates
street. girl.
Lulu and VIII Compton. 1881 Sheffield
avenue, girl.
Anna and Robert Ryan, 1917 South Lin
den street, girl
Carrie and Andrew Gross, 1Z7 South
Blackboard street, girl.
Ada and Judson Hooper. 2523 West Jack
son street, boy.
Mary and Fred Griggs, l4l5 English ave-
nue.. girl.
Lulu and Levert Foster. 200 Mnkner
street. boy.
Matilda and Henry Newman, 40 South
West street, girl
Emma and Frederick Miller, 1724 Sheldon
street, boy.
Annett and Fred Lindeman, 243 Walcott
street, boy.
Rose and John F. Sper. 1245 East Market
street, boy.
Helen and Mr.. Alexander. city, boy.
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Deaths.

Jessie Henderson. thirty-six years. 707
East Twenty-seventh street, carcinoma.
Marie ID. Ehrgott, sixty-seven years, 2514
Broadway, heart failure.
Sarah L. Barnes, forty-eight years. 220
West Maryland, carcinoma.
Margaret Helms, fifty-six years, zoos East
Nineteenth street, paralysis.
Anna Smith, thirty-three years. 100 West
Walnut street drowning.
Harry j. Lumley, five years, 2033 East
Washington street, diphtheria.
Francis Saladin, twenty-three years, SIS
West Twelfth street, tuberculosis.
John w. Strobe. twenty-seven years, 70l
Union street, tuberculosis.
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Dry G00da.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-There have not been
any further changes OF any moment in bleached
cottons: the demand is fair. but most agents
are declining to book orders except at value
gin makes advancing &c per yard Brown COT
tons quiet in all makes; no change in prices
Denims and other coarse colored cottons also
quiet. but very firm. Print cloths continue dull
Prints quiet but firm in staple lines Cinghams
quiet. Linens scarce and against buyers BUR
laps also scarce and firmer in tone.
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The Assets Of the Company in the United States
are as follows:
LIABILITIES.
State of Indiana. Office of Auditor of State

State OF Indiana. Office OF Auditor of State.
/. the undersigned. auditor OF state OF the
State of Indiana. hereby certify that the
above is a correct copy of the statement
of the condition OF the above mentioned
company on the 3lst day Of December. 1885,
as shown by the original statement. and
that the said original statement IL now on
file I'm this office.
In testimony whereof here
[SEAL-l unto subscribe my name and az
fix my official seal this 18th day
of February. 1900. w. ii. HART.
Auditor Of Stata
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Metals.

NEW YORK. March l6.-The principal feature
OF the metal market was the irregularity of ca
bles. A decline of lis Sd for tin in london
caused similar decrease of 25G75 points here
closing easy at nominally 49, 25c. Copper ruled
frm In sympathy with advance of los abroad
closing firm and unchanged at 1s.371zc. Pig iron
warrants continue dull and nominal Lead
while quiet ruled shade easier closing at
4:l2lsc asked. Spelter weak and lower on
liberal offerings, closing weak at 4.55M4 62ILc
The brokers price for lead was 4i5c and for
copper is SOC. ~
ST: LOUIS. March 16.-Iead firm at 4s7Jzc
Spelter firm at .i0c
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Hides.

CHICAGO. March 16.--The Shoe and Leather
Review tomorrow will say: The packers are
still holding the market against further de-
cline. Offers of 12c for native steer hides have
been made and declined. A packer on the Mis-
souri, river. not one of the Big Four has accent
ed l2c for a block Of natives but regular packer
hides do not seem weak enough as vet TO drop
to the even figure. One packer demands I2ISc
and the other three ask 12l4c.
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rg futures ranged as follows:

No. spring wheat, 62d6c'; No. red s9Gs9iac.
No. corn. sslse; Ne, yellow corn. se,sgssse
No white. 25Sa2sfc. No 2 rye 5slsc. No 2
barley. ssN@42c; No. 4 naxseed. sIs2i North
seed. contract grade $50 Mess pork. per brl.
slo5o91l15. Lard. per 100 lbs, sSsO@6O2iz. Short
rib sides Ooose), s.. $4,000. Dry-salted shou-
ders (boxed). So. 25qs.5o. 'Short-clear sides
(boxed). So 3Oa6.40. Whisky, distiers' finished
goods. per GAL sl.A. Sugars-Cut loaf, 5.95c:
graduated, 535c.
Receipts-Flour, $1,000 brls: wheat. $4,000 blu;
corn 34l 900 bu; oats. 3lS 900 bu RYE. 1000 bu:
barley. 5000 bu Shipments-Flour. $1,000 bris;
wheat 900 bu: corn, 2s 900 bu; oats. 6s 900 bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
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First assessment paid. SEX dividend.
'''Onered.
Winter Weather CurtaiIed Trade-NO
Changes of Note i'm Prices.

On the wholesale streets IL not active
yesterday for some days past and on Commits
sion trade quiet. owing to the cold
weather making 1t unsafe to ship perishable
freights, such as apples and potatoes. The lul
however, will be but temporary. at hand
is spring. In prices there were no changes call
ing for special mention. The consumption ,of
coffees it is said never greater than at the
present time. and prices are firmer. Sugars con-
tinue in good demand for the season. Canned
goods moving freely unchanged prices.
Cooler weather has forced firmer egg market
in fair demand Fancy apples continue to ad-
vance in price. Oranges and bananas are steady
and In good request The bean market is
weaker. with stocks in hand large. Provisions
are moving well at unchanged prices.
The local grain market shows a little more
the prices quoted. furnished by the secretary
of the Board OF Trade.
Wheat-No 2 red, 7li2c track. lie on milling
freight No. red 67lsEf70c; January. 5llac. track
corn-No. white. ssl4c: No white. sSlsc:
No. white. 36.c: No. white. 33lsG35lac: No 2
white mixed. 35lkc: No > white mixed 35ISc: No
white mixed. 32I=a341zc: No 2 yellow. S5ISc:
No. yellow, 3534c; No. yellow, 32%N3i%c; No
2 mixed. SSl2c; No. mixed. Csc; No. mixed
32lzd34lzc: ear corn. BE
Oats-No. white. 2Sc: No. ; white, 27c No 2
mixed. 2jc; No. mixed. &c.
Hay-No. timothy, $li50Gl2; No. timothy
sfiG1t.5O.
Inspections-Corn: No. white. . cars; No ;
white, 5; No. white. 3; No 2 yellow Il; No 3
yellow. 2; No. mixed. 2; No. mixed, 3: total
So cars. Oats: No . white. 3 cars; No mixed
: rejected. 1 .
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. l.. III. Dunning. addition to stable rear
49, North Alabama street: cost, $3.50
A. Byrkit. kitchen, 524 Holly avenue;
cost, $40.
j. s. Hall. repairing stable, rear 1013
North New Jersey street: cost, 500.
j. w. Harrison. addition, corner of New
York and Wilmott streets: cost, SiS5.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. March 1e-Cotton--Ordi-
nary: sac; good ordinary. s%c; low middlihg.
> S-l6c: middling, 1-l6c; good midding sIsc:
mddlng fair. s7sc Receipts, 5.iS5 bales: stock,
36i $50 bales.
NEW YORK. March 1s.-Cotton closed quiet
and steady; middling uplands, sac: mddling
gulf, l0kc. Sales. 220 bales
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r. 7. vEITCH. IA Lemske Building.
A. METzGER AGENCY. Penn. and Market SfR.
HALL & HILL. la East Market 81.
MeGILLIAR0 AGENCY CO., I47 Fast Market ST
0fiR. HALL & CO.. l35 East Market ST.
B. W. COLE, Is Coffin Block.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-17

Judge Lacomb, of the United States Cir
cult Court at New York. has appointed
Hugh j. Grant permanent receiver for the
Third-avenue Railroad Company. Mr..
Grant was the temporary receiver Of the
load.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-17

Sidney Pointer. the oldest colt by Star
Pointer. the worlds fastest PAGER. has been
sold by w. H. Moffatt, OF kempville, N.
y, to McLaren, Of Ottawa, for $500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-17

No. jobbing. SEC; mild quiet and steady;
Cordova, 9izd14c.
Sugar-Raw strong; refined firm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-17

Building Permits.

John Shields and Alice Shockley.
Charles Woods and Jennie Welch.