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Butter. Egg. and Cheese.

PHILADELPHIA. March 1.Butter firm
fancy Western creamery, &c; fancy Western
prints. 2sc. Eggs firmer and in good demand:
fresh nearby 14Ac; fresh Western, 1iql41zc;
fresh Southwestern. lac; fresh Southern. 13c
Cheese firmer; New York full cream. fancy.
small. 13414c; New York full cream fair to
choice, 12dl3%c.
NEW YORK March 1.-Butter-Receipts, 4,2SS
packages Market firm: June creamery 1sd23c;
Western creamery. 19Q2414c; factory, 1612419c-
Cheese-Receipts. 1.5i5 packages. Market strong:
fall made, fancy. large. 13c: fall made. fancy,
small 13q1S4c; choice grades. 12a12%c Eggs
Receipts. S.403 packages. Market strong; West
ern, at mark, 15Ac: Southern. at mark. 14Q15c.
CHICAGO, March lon the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was strong;
creameries, 1SQ23i2c; daries, 1512M21c. Cheese
firm at 12q13c. Eggs firm; fresh. 15izc.
KANSAS CITY, March Eggs firm and 1zc
higher; receipts small; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock. 1213c per dozen, cases returned: new
whitewood cases included, 13c.
CINCINNATI. March 1.-Butter steady. Eggs
firm and higher at lac. Cheese steady.
BALTIMORE. March Cheese, butter and
eggs firm and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. March Butter firm; creamery.
20Qz4i9c; dairy, 16q19c.
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dress, 7c; Bates. SIC; Lancaster. 5kc: Lancaster
Normandes. &c: Renfrew dress. &c.


coree--eood. iOai2c; prime. i2al4c: strictly
Java. asesse. Roastedoold government Java
Gded santos. s4c; 'P brine santos. &c Package
Is e e se a nptf so1 5sa RIsss
Gates's blended Java l2.75c; Jav-ocha, 1850.
e prices c pSRl RS p6 5s out sa5
standard granulated. Sci fine graduated. .52S
bags, s.s2c eranulatsd..2-ib bags. 5.s2c; granu-
tons easea es a c eonec
TONERS. a, 5.ssc;. / Columbia A-Keystone. A.
S 1oa Tnds95 AAmsri lea pb ss Risss
tornia 4, sise; Empire x-FEsnEiin 3: S;ess:
aqfs SSofn s4 sys,s1e Sss; SRa
G See b. - sSc Yell9w Elk Grcaii-
!,s2c; II Yellow-Keystone Ex. c. 4.77c: II Yell
ISwA R Ex S Is
Sic; Is yellow. 4.72c; ls yellow, nc.
50 F 80 ia saf ST aper'Pan liz bril- per 1000
plain is2 Pr 1ooo ,ss pr lis Pr Sr
b OT PER 49, sF SO 6r fG s ersa% Br p ss x
Or a1 car rtT Tots ehsIgs for J sma otl
spIces-Pepper 159lsc; allspice.. Is@lsc; cloves.
navy ssss Per
og Shines Limss eSaifornia 81 s1s@sc per H.
fair to prime. as@ssc; choice. s5aioc: syrups.
Rice-Louisiana, 4,s@s.lc: Carolina. s,k@sAc.
Snot-tI. f0dI4o per Dag Tor drop.
Lead-61ka7c for pressed bars
.sTs "a No Ss tSss sSosG S MG sl9s
s2asS2 9; common wasSboards. 81 5Oai75; clothes
Wed sSs p Ss 3 s ao Sc Ga 70 No
2O9soc; paper. &c: jute. 12a15c; cotton. 1s925c.
Flour.
Straight grades. 80. 1908 so; fancy grades 81 5o@
3.75; patent flour. sidsa.5O: low grades. s2.25ss;
spring wheat patents. s5G5.z5.
Iron and Steel.
Bar Iron-363 Csc; horseshoe bar. 3dszc; nail
rod, &c: pillow slabs, 40oc: American cast steel,
sq1lc; tire Steel 3q31ac; spring steel. 4l2qoc
Leather.
sSls $685. semlssks sole sss
SIS: city ealfskin, &cGx.iO; French caifskin..
Nails and Horsesooes.
Steel cut nails. sa.25; .wiro nails. from store.
so rates: from mill. 80 rates Horseshoes. per
si45 per box Barb wire. galvanized. Hlo;
Linseed raw. Sc per gal; .inseed oil. boiled
% ss s Soc T sss o Xrn
per gal extra.
Bacon-Clear sides, 40 to 80 lbs average 7xc
30 to 40 lbs average. TIC: 20 to 80 lbs average
erage Sc; to 16 lbs average. SEc: clear
backs, 20 to 25 lbs average. 7ssc u to is lbs ay
erage. TIC; to lbs average. 7Ac. In dry-sait
lzc less.
Hams-sugar cured. IS to 20 lbs average. 11A@
11&c; ts lbs average. 11AI12iac; Il lbs average
12kG12lzc; 10 lbs average, 12Hc.
bard-Rettle rendered Sc: pure lard 7ssc.
Shoulders-18 to 20 lbs average Sc; Is lbs av
erage. SIC; 10 to II lbs average. SIC.
Seeds.
Clover-Choice. prime. A.75G5; English choice
g. 75G5; alsike. choice. s7qs: alfalfa choice. $50
IS lbs. prime, $1.3OG1.35; strictly prime. $3.50
Lao; choice. $1.40@1.45: fancy Kentucky. IA lbs
sl.loa1.sO; red top choice. sOcGsi:40; Englisf
bluegrass. "a lbs, s2d250; German millet. 65GS5c
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Original-Evan z. Pleasants, Richmond,
IS; George Moore, National Military Home,
Grant county, Sc; John X. Mccoy. Soldiers
Home, Tippecanoe. IS; John w. William
son. Indianapolis, Sc.
Restoration, Reissue and Increase-Au-
gustus G.. LotZe. Terre Haute, S. to $12.
Renewal-Ira G. Hoops. Kokomo, Sc.
Increase-William M. Jones, Marengo,
$24 to $50; William B. Jones, National Mil
itary Home. Grant county. So to SIP; Lewis
Heaston. Winchester, IS to $40; George w.
Conn, Charleston, s12 to S24 George Ginder,
Fortville. $40 to 81: Lewis d. Warfield,
Mooresburg. IS to S.: John NJ. Christie,
Austin, SIS TO SIT; Polk Gardner. Bedford,
SO to SIG; William w. Cline, Huntington,
s12 to s14: Robert Kingsbury. Inglefield,
Sc to s.: Joseph Lechlitner. Wakarusa, Sc
to So; Elihu Hawkins. Noblesville. SIC to
81.
Reissue-Jeremiah WALL Noblesville, Sc;
William Baringer. jamestown. 81.
Original Widows, etc.-Martha Mower,
Anderson, IS; Mary b. Lotze, Terre Haute,
S.: Especial accrued, Feb. 1D Delatha
Minett. Mecca, IS; minor of John Haw-
kins. Shoals. $40.
Mexican War Widows-(Special. accrued
Feb. 1D Nancy Morris, Peru, IS.
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AT NEW YORK.


Wheat and Flour.
NEW YORK. March 1-Flour-Receipts,
2O,12O brls; exports. 1876 brls. Quieter than
usual. but fairly steady and without
changes.
Wheat-Receipts, 24,sO0 blu; exports, q, $50
Blu. Spot easy; No. red. 73Ac elevator:
No. 2 red, 751sc +. o. b. afloat or in store; No.
northern Duluth. THO f. o. b. afoat,
prompt; No. hard Duluth. 7ss4c +. o. b.
afioat, prompt. Options opened firm on
foreign demand and local buying. followed
by sharp setback under weak French ca
bles. short selling. snow West, and light
clearances. In attempting to cover In the
last hour. however. shorts promoted a
quick rally, and the close was steady at
unchanged prices to &c advance. helped
also by a liberal export demand. March,
721z673Ac, closed at 73c: May, II 5-16dna4c
closed at 71&c: July, II 7-16G1 13-16c, closed
15sc.
Corn-Receipts. 77,O25 bu; exports, 46,5s7
blu. Spot easy; No. 2 411sc. f. o. b. afloat;
4Ac, elevator. The option market opened
steady with wheat, and on the idea that
stormy weather West would curtail the
ever. under liquidation. and closed easy at
1sc net decline. May, 401sQ40l4c, closed at
401sc; July closed at 40c.
Oats-Receipts. $500 bu; exports. 200 bu
Spot dull; No. 2. 2s1ac; No. g. Csc; No. 2
white. 31Ac; No. white, 30%c; track
mixed Western, 2S1zQ30c; track white, 3l6
Csc. Options barely steady and quiet
Beef dull; packet, Sllq11.75. Lard firm;
Western steamed, s615; refined firm: con-
tinent, $780, s. A, $3.50; compound, sS4
SCI Pork quiet, but steady; family
s13G13.50: short clear, S12G1325; mess, $10.7
@11-25. Tallow. dull; city. 7-16c; country,
5A@55sc. Cotton-seed oil dull prime crude,
331aG333zc; prime yellow. 36ik@37c.
Freights to Liverpool steady; cotton by
steam, 33c; grain by steam, Sad.
Coffee-Futures opened barely steady at
a decline of 10 to Is points, and further de-
clined % to 25 points. chiefly under active
selling by foreign and local longs, follow
ing Gnfavorable cables, large receipts and
very positive weakness in the spot depart
ment. where there war also much irregu-
lsrity, with large offerings. Shorts were
the principal buyers. The worlds visible
supply is expected to show a decrease of
only 10000 bags. The market was finally
steady at a net decline of Is to 80 points.
Total sales reached IS, $50 bags, including:
April. 6.70c; May. 6.60d6S5c; June. 6S5c;
July. 6.70c; August. 670G6. 75c: September.
670d6.95c; October 6.90N7c: November, 6.S0c
@6S5c; December. 7G720c; January, 7.10c.
Spot-Rio nominal; No. invoice, sac nom-
inal: No. invoice jobbing. sac; mild mar
ket, easy; Cordova, 91zM14c.
Sugar-Raw barely steady: refined quiet
and easy.
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timothy. ssa12; prairie. s7.5o9s. Whisky steady
at sl.23I5 iron cotton ties quiet at sl-2o. Bag
ging quiet at 57sGsssc. Hemp Irvine, &c.
BALTIMORE, March Flour inactive, easy
and unchanged: receipts. 13.01S brls; exports
1,033 brls. Wheat dull and easier; No. red,
703sc: spot. 702s170tsc; March. 10Au7019c: May.
7&971Re: steamer No red. e6isc; receipts
3503 bu: exports none; Southern wheat. by sam
pie 65q7li.c: Southern wheat. on grade, $40
10%&c. Corn easy: mixed, 3SSsc: spot and March
3s443S5sc: April SSaS91sc; May Sss.u3sssc;
steamer mixed, 37s.c; receipts. 122, 273 bu; ex-
ports. 27.17i bu: Southern white and yellow
corn. 40n41c- oats steady. No white. z<Q
SIC; No. mixed. 2sQ2S g Hay very firm: No.
l timothy SIG bid.
LIVERPOOL, March 1.--Wheat-Spot dull: No.
1 Northern spring, 5s Id Futures quiet; March,
SIS sgd: May, IS SIsd: July. 5s Sgd Corn-Spot
firm; American mixed. new. Is SID; American
mixed. old, IS Cd. Futures quiet: May. IS Sd,
July. IS 7ssd. Lard-Prime Western in tierces.
firm at sos. Tallow-Australian, In London.
steady at 29s.
TOLEDO March Wheat dull and lover
mixed. S5iac Oats dull and weak No: mixed.
2ic. Rye lower: No 2, cash. 57l9c. Clover seed
SniI and lower; prime nr iash 3D. stobsT
bid No 2. $4.7oGf4.S5.
CINCINNATI. March Flour dull. Wheat
firm; No. red 7315c. Corn firm; No. mixed.
36c. Oats dull No mixed, 25lsGsSc. Rye dull;
No. 2, Coo. Lard easy at s562k. Bulk meats
steady at $50 Bacon quiet at $50 Whisky
active at 81. 23h.
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HEAVY EXPORT BUSINESS
1T ADDS MATERIALLY TO THE
STRENGTH OF WHEAT PRICES.
Corn Closed an Eighth Down on Gen.
eral Apnthy-Oats Up Shade and
Provisions Unchanged to Higher.

CHICAGO, March 1.-The steadiness of
Liverpool and a New York report of lib
eral exports were a support to the market
to-day. May closing firm 1sc over yesterday
at 65Aq65ssc. May corn closed 1sc lower
and May oats shade up. AT the close
provisions were steady, unchanged to &c
higher.
A splurge of activity, due to the report
from New York that 46 boatloads of wheat
had been taken for export, was the only
incident to break the monotony of trading
in the wheat pit to-day. 1t was day. gen.
orally speaking. of covering shorts. with
the undertone steady because of the steadi-
ness of Liverpool in the face of the slump
here yesterday. The abrupt curtailment of
the Liverpool session was something of
damper on the activity in the local pit.
The fight was waged around 65c for May.
This option opened shade over yester-
day at 65kc. touched 65asc and then sold
off to 647sc. At 65c some wheat came out
on stop loss orders. On covering by shorts
the market steadied and huctuated mar
rowly till neal the end. The report that
46 loads had been taken for export adj
vanced May to 651ac before further reports,
less bullish, covering the foreign sales, ar
rived. The market. then reacted to 65A
and shortly afterwards closed firm, May
&c over yesterday at 65A@65asc Atlantic
port ciearances, in wheat and -four, were
equal to 1900 blu. Primary receipts were
562 900 bushels, compared with $4,000 last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
$50 cars, against 400 a year ago. Local re-
ceipts were 80 cars, none OF contract grade.
In the corn market the selling pressure
and the demand were arrayed against each
other apparently to see which could be the
more indifferent. The result was a slow
and heavy market. Country offerings were
small, but so was the export demand. The
open reduction in Eastern freight
rates was taken indiiferently. he
ceipts here were 451 cars, Is over the esti-
mate. May ranged from 35c at the OPEN
ing to 3454c, ana closed 1sc down at S4s4
Q34;sc.
The oats market was firm, helped by
the reduction in freight rates, as much of
the oats business is for interior points.
Trade was quiet. Local receipts were LOO
cars, 80 cars over the estimate. May
ranged from 2314c to 231sc, and closed a
shade improved from yesterday at 1850
231zc.
Provisions opened steady because hog
receipts were under the estimate. but
turned weak on commission house liquida-
ton. Later in the day the general demand
improved, packers buying, and the market
rallied sharply. On the bulge there was
the usual profit-taking, which took off the
edge of the advance. but the close was
steady. May pork ranged from $10.45 to
$40 90, and closed unchanged at $l0.55; May
lard from $5.TLs to $3.50 .S71z. closing PA
@5c up at $5.S5, and May ribs from $5.7219
to $5S21a, with the close sc improved at
$5S045. S211.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
| IS cars; corn, 200 cars; oats, 100 cars: hogs,
200 head.
leading futures ranged as follows:
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


Seldom is there a week in which the elements
combined to such an extent to put quetus
business. Two rainy days. followed by one on
which the highways were almost impossible on
account OF ice. quite effectually checked trade
for the time being. and seldom Is as little bust
ness done the first day OF a month as that of
yesterday Still. there Is plenty OF trade in
sight as soon as weather conditions are favora-
BILE to getting about. Steady prices continue a
feature Higher prices indicated In the iron
and steel markets. but in most iDes prices
carry steady, firm tone. In no line of trade
does there seem to be an unusually large stock
carried. In the line of fruits and vegetables
this Is most noticeable. and predictions of higher
prices for the past winter, which were made in
the fall. failed to materialize. Yesterday there
were no changes in values of importance.
The local grain market. owing to light re-
eeipts. is dull: Track bids are firm at the fol-
retary Of TIE Board Of Trade: '''1 " ''s sec
frsss No. rse s ass ss ss slasR
wagon wheat. sc.
NC White i Shit No sc; White HS s white s4c
white mixed; sss &c., white mixed. sc:
10 mssS sse; So MIXED s ssc No. s'S mixed;
oats-No. Z white, &c; No. 3 white. asc:
Nj HEsd isss oti No. , s5sss isss ~ timothy
f SsDessos rs sa,o No white ., cars, No
mixed. 4 ear. total 81 cars. Hay. 10. 3
s.. 50Q4: Ben Davis, $3.25.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys, hens, 7lzc per ID: turkeys, SIC:
springs. 9 to 4 Ibs. Sc: hens. 71zc; cocks. &c:
ducks, full feathered. &c; geese, full feathered
choice. SC: geese. picked. &c.
Cheese-New York full creams. 14qi5c; domestic
Swiss, 16G17c; brick 14c; limburger. lac.
Butter-Choice roll. l5c per ID; poor. No. 2,
106712c.
Eggs-Fresh. lie per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per ID: prime duck,
10Ql7c per ID.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow: Csc for dark.
wooi-Medium. unwashed. 1SQ1sc; tub-washed.
20925c: bury and understandable, &c less.
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. SC; No. q Sc: No.
calf 10c; No calf. &c.
Cirease-white, &c; yellow. SIC; brown. 2xc.
Tallow-No. /. 4iac: No. 2. &c.
Bones-Dry. s12Q13 per ton.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eleven Transfers, with a Total Con.
alteration Of $13,51O.

instruments filed for record in the recorder
office Of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. March 1. 1900. as
furnished by Theo Stein, abstracter of titles,
corner Pennsylvania and Market streets. Indian
apolis. Suite 22s. first office floor. The Lemcke.
Telephone 1850:
Edwin A Apper ct al. to s. N. Springer
ct al, part of the west half of the
northwest quarter of Section 20, Town
ship 16 Range ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s., COO
Nora j. Mccormick to Chauncy H. Clark.
Lot Isl. Clark's third addition to West
Indianapolis Observation-Disclosures. 46C
Mamie Halter to Joseph H. Brandon and
wife. Lot 81. McCarty's first West-side
auoition 800
Amanda Sheets to Alice Coseer, Lot 2S
s. A Fletchers north addition. ......... 900
Lambert ID. LAWS to Michael X. Stack
Lot 63. Clark's third West Indianapolis
ADDITION zoo
Thomas Tracey ct al to Frank Tracey
and wife; Lot 16. McCartys subdivi-
sion. Outlot no.. SOC
Lucretia Power to James r. Monroe
ct al, Lot IA, Square TO- s. K. Fetch
er's South Brooksde addition. 1000
James r. Monroe to Janet NJ Monroe
Lot 40. Block 49, North Indianapolis 1000
Wynwood j. Beckett to Annie NJ. Logan
part of Lot so, Fletcher & Ramsey's
Brookside addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Murgueritha Mueller to John Monaghan
and wife. Lot IS. Ruddell & Vinton's
Park Place addition. ...................... 1,75t
Edward c. Devenish to James T. Eagles
field. Lot 6. I'm Square 10. s. A Fetch
er's northeast addition. .................. 1,00C
Transfers, II; consideration. 49, SIG
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VITAL STATISTICS-MARCH 1.
Births.

Minnie and Louis Thiessing, 1913 Hillside
avenue, girl.
Matilda and Gustav Schoffer, 1901 East
Washington street, girl.
Anna and E. ]. Moore, 1927 Fletcher ave-
nue., boy.
Bridget and John Griffen, III Oriental
street. boy.
Mrs. and VIM. III. Baxter, 23S Woodside
avenue, girl.
Josie and w. B. Fletcher, 2225 Howard
street, girl.
Emma and Edward H. Canmann, 2016
North Senate avenue, girl.
Mrs. and Brazil Crosier. 416 west South
street. boy.
Lizzie and G. E. Hoyne ITO North Rural
street, boy.
Elizabeth and Albert Brenton. $50 Lincoln
street, boy.
lone and John Mckinney. 14SS Lea street,
girl.
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Horses.
STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS, March 1.-There were about 100 head
of horses offered in the regular auction
sale yesterday. which is a fair improve
ment over a week ago. Nearly all kinds
were represented in the arrivals, and the
quality generally was as good as the aver
age heretofore this week. and for the most
part satisfactory to buyers. Possibly to
fill out shipments there was little more
animation in the bidding at the opening.
and early transactions were considered
strong compared with recent quotations.
but later in the day the market settled
to a normal condition and a good clearance
was made at no quotable advance in prices.
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SAVANNAH, March L-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 52kc. Rosn firm. Quote: A, B. c, D,
$3.50; e, N55 F, $3.50; c. s1.65; H, ST. S. l. 81 05:
x. 81 %; NJ. $3.50; N, 50; window glass, s.. So:
water white, 1896.
WILMINGTON March 1.-Sports of turpen-
tine firm; prices unchanged. Resin firm st 81. 40
@l45. Crude turpentine quiet at 81 to So. 25 Tar
steady at 80.
OIL CITY, March 1.-Credit balances s1.Ss
erage, 92355 brls runs, 1l7,9iS brls; average,
So, lS5 brls.
NEW YORK, March Petroleum steady
Rosn quiet Spirits of turpentine dull at $50
55lac.
CHARLESTON, March 1.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 53c. Resin firm and unchanged.
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s. 25as5o; Gamers. s. so032s: Western FED
steers 81. 75ff4.So; Western feeders 81 1514 -.
Texans $.een3S0.
Hogs-Recespts s.leo. Market active and UNI
changed. Heavy. S. 70ff 4 s2is: mixed. SAt504 75.
light q. 30d4.7o pigs. s.. 7cNle5
sheep-Receipts, 1850. Excellent demand Tor
AL classes az arm prices. Lambs. <65o06 IS.
yearlings s5ssfls.is: muttcns. <4S36s65. stock
and feeders. 81. 75ds.5o: cuiis. - 5eN3ss.
CINCINNATI March l--Hogs active n s. 100
4s7's. -
Cattle steady 1T xQS.1a.
strong IT >687k
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personal Expenses"

The man who keeps a cash account
Knows where his money goes:
Just what he spends for luxuries.
And what for shirts and hose.
How much IL costs him for cigars,
And how much for new shoes,
And what he pays for chocolate,
And what for social dues.
The man who keeps a cash account
Is very. very rare.
Though men who undertake the task
Are common everywhere.
They seldom hold out for a week,
They find II such bore.
Since what they write most frequently
Is: s'unaccounted for.
-sommervills Journal
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Metals.

NEW YORK. March 1.-Apart from the ad-
vance in tin from 81 soc to 33c to-day there has
metals, nor has there been any material move
ment Pig iron warrants ruled dull and easy:
lake copper was quiet and unchanged at Is 25c
lead quiet at 4.70G4.75c and spelter quiet al
455q4 6Oc. The brokers' price for lead is 45c
and for copper 16. 25c.
ST LOUIS. March Lead dull at 571s04 60
Spelter nominal at 445l4. SOC.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. louis. March l.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed: wheat-No: red. cash. 6s%@6s7sc;
hard, s5@ssc. Corn-No 2. cash. 33c: NAV ssssc
July, ssA@S31Sc oats-No; 2 cash. 24c: May
jobbing. $3.50 for old; sii2s for new. Lard
higher; prime steam. $500 choice, <5s5 Dry
salt boxed meats hrmer: extra shorts. So: clear
ribs, ss.12h clear sides. H.25; Bacon-Boxed
extra shorts. So 0 clear ribs s6.62ia clear sides
s. 70. Timothy seed easy at f202 30 for ordi-
nary. Corn meal steady at sISoQt S. Bran
nrmer; sacked. east trscs. s4Qsassc. Hay steady;
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Deatha.

Minnie Lipford sixty-five years. 22s Kan
sas street. paralysis.
Daniel Wembrecht, twenty-eight years,
102 Harding street, consumption.
Sarah j. Winnings, sixty-three years, 731
Holmes avenue, heart disease.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, March. 1.-Strong market for
staple cottons. without any special activity in
demand Sellers withdrawing in a number of
directions in brown and coarse coored cottons
Numerous advances in prices of &c to nc Der
yard covering lines in denims. ticks. wide sheet
Ings, oieached and brown sheetings and ducks.
and prices hrm:: Prints firm for staples and in
falr demand No change in ginghams. Market
Ior cotton Innings strong. Business in hosiery
sold for fall.
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ding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour weak.
No. 8 spring wheat, 61Q65c; No. red, 66AG6Sl4c.
No. 2 corn. 33Ac; No. yellow. 34c. No oats.
23@23Ac; No. white. 26c; No. white. 25q26c.
No. 2 rye 5SGD55c No. barley, 39Q43c. No
naxseed. $50: Northwestern, SLIGO. Prime tim
othy seed, s2.45. Glover seed, sS25. Mess pork,
SIS. Short-rib sides Qoose), s5.65d5.g7h. Dry
sailed shoulders boxed. s5.67lz. Shortsclear
ished goods, Fer gal. sl.24. Sugars-Cut loaf,
6.05c; graduated. Sac.
Receipts-Flour, 81. 600 brls; wheat. Al, 900 bu;
corn, 407 900 bu: oats. go. 900 bu rye, 1000 bu;
barley, 105 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, g. 900 brls
wheat, 27 900 bu; corn, 247 600 bu oats, 1913, 900
blu: rye, 1000 bu: barley. "a. 900 Blu.
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Cotton.

MEMPHIS. March 1.-Cotton to-day in Mem
phis was quoted at &c, the highest price since
March Ii, 1888. The advance of the last week
has added million dollars to the value of the
Memphis stock The advance since Sept 1 is
equivalent to about SIS a bale.
NEW ORLEANS. March l.-Cotton firm Sales.
5000 bales. Ordinary. l3-16c; good ordinary,
5-l6c; low middling, sac; middling, SC; good
middling. 3-16c; middlng fair, 9izc. Receipts
35s2 bales stock, $40, S62 bales
NEW YORK, March 1.-Spot cotton closed
steady and &c higher; middlng uplands 7-I6c:
middline gulf, 8 s-16c. Sales. 1 bale.
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Marriage Licenses.

Randolph Cravens and Anna E. De Witt
Howard E. Legg and Minnie Jacoba.
Nathaniel E. Yeager and Lillian Humph-
rey.
Matthias Turk and Martha Wood.
James Bessy and Della Chambers.
Homer Rankin Mazingo and Tena Shoe
maker.
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At New York-Clearings, $3.50. Oso. 73s; balances.
81. 1884.
AT BostonClearngs. so. sos. 2s1: balances. 81
AT Chcago-Clearings, s2s,274.sss: balances
$263i534
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s17,2s4. $50: bal
ances. 81, 999. 1913.
At st. Louis-Clearings. s.4ss. 175: balances.
$685., 1876.
At Baltimore-clee-ings. 50. $4,000: balances.
SfS9, DOT.
At Cncinnati-Clearings s22S1 $780,