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NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE
WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF PROFESS
SIGNAL CLUBS ORGANIZED.
Only Five Cities Selected So Far
Kansas City, Minneapolis, Detroit,
Louisville and Toledo.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S-At a meeting held
this afternoon and evening in the Great
Northern Motel. the Western Association of
Professional Baseball Clubs was formed.
No officers were elected. this action being
deferred until next Wednesday, when an
adjourned meeting will be held in this city.
The members of the association so far de-
termined upon are Kansas City. Minneapo-
lis Detroit. Louisville and Toledo Eight
clubs in all will comprise the association.
but those present at the meeting to-day de-
clined to say what the three other cities
would be. saying that they will be taken
from a list of half a dozen places when
had made application for membership. The
names of these places were also kept secret.
but il is known that among the number
were Rockford, ILL.,. st. Paul. Grand Rap
ids, Mich, and, if the American League
drops either Buffalo or Indianapolis, the
one dropped will certainly be taken. con-
stitution and bylaws were drawn up and
adopted, and it was then decided to post
pone the meeting for several days until OPP
portunity had been given to look over the
field and decide which cities of those that
have made application for membership will
prove the most desirable members.
The management of the association will
be under the patronage of the American
League, as several of the magnates of that
organization were present to lend their adj
vice and support in the formation of the
association. The presidents of the local
organizations which are already in the or
CARNATIONS will be as follows: Kansas City,
n. b. Carskadden; Minneapolis Clarence
Saulspaugh; Detroit Thomas Navin: To-
ledo. Charles Stroebel. No announcem>
was made to the president of the Louis
vile club and when his name was called
for il was announced that it would be d.
vulged at later date. All those present at
the meeting to-day expressed themselves as
more than pleased at the outlook for a sue
cessful season, and said that there would
be no trouble in getting desirable members
10 complete the organization. 1t is not
question of obtaining members, they
claimed but of selecting the most desirable
from among those who have already made
application for membership.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL.
1t Receives the Approval of Illinois
Teachers In State Convention.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Dec 2S.-At the
State Teachers Association, now in session
in this city. leading representatives of the
high school teachers of Illinois, acting in
the high-school section, placed the seal of
their approval upon the game of football,
with proper supervision by high-school au-
thorities. and under such regulation as
shall insure the elimination of brutality.
After a thorough discussion on the merits
OF high-school athletics the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That 1t is the sense of this
meeting that the evils that have accompa-
MED football in our high schools are not
inherent in the game itself. but are the re-
suits of the imperfect understanding and
execution of the proper requirements for
its supervision and control.
''R ssolved. That the game should be con-
tinued; that its merits receive more careful
and intelligent direction from school au-
thorities generally, that committee of six
be named to draft plan for the better reg
ulation and control of all interhigh-school
athletic contests"
The committee will formulate regulations
10 he submitted TO the high schools for
signing. and only those schools obligated
to conform to these rules will be allowed
to enter contests. The central feature of the
organization will be faculty control
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DUE TO RISE IN STOCKS.
Assets of Pullman Estate Have In
creased s6,OO0, 900 I'm Three Years.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-According TO report
filed to-day by the executors of the estate
of the late George NJ. Pullman. the assets
of the Pullman Company have increased
seOO0.Ooo since the death OF the sleeping-car
magnate little over three years ago. The
accounting made to-day TO the Probate
Court shows the estate Is now valued az
sI5. oooooo. as against 100000 at the time IL
was turned over TO the executors The tre-
mendous increase is largely due. IL h said.
10 the increase I'm the value of stocks. bonds
and similar property during that period "A
large portion of Pullman's millions vas in
vested I'm property of this kind.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.


ST LOUIS Dec. 2s.-Flour dull and I'M
shansed ea eqrp ra esa ssSsc " red
cash 7olzc December. zo%c; January, Tic: May
se Ne nar sac JANUARY saaac May ss.1
SSs.c Oats-No. ., 2shc; December. &C. May
hing hing s 30 M Mard nominal AT ss7 Drysat
meats-Boxed weak: extra shorts, se.62!s Bacon
Boxed weak; extra shorts, VIE; clear ribs
s ssar ps Tadrs STEADY at whss
7M7s.c Hemp Irvine. &c. Receipts-Flour. 1900
brls: wheat, 1900 bp; corn Ia 900 bu: oats.
$500 bu: corn. l22o00 bu; oats. 10000 bu.
BALTIMORE. Dec 2smFlour dull and un-
Mneai nTmss MaS SHc steamer &c.
red. sss6sOc: receipts, 1884 bu: southern
grade 7ia7sc. Corn easier: spot old. 42l.a
l.sc: new. use; Deesmber. new , or Old $50
March aiad!lss; sesm sa mi mixed Ale receipts
sg eSs gntbern Yellow c sSu'hs s whi;e
oats hrmer: No white. sllsc; No mixed.
&c; receipts. 12.osi bu
cafornis S. 3D. No red Western ' mnte1
S. lid; No northern esI spring IS I'D Hams,
cut dull at ASS Cd; long-clear middles. light
quiet at i3s: Iong-ciear middies heavy. dull at
dull at GAS cd. TaIlow-Prme city firm at 25s Sd.
cash. No. 2 hard. ssasS,sc:. No. 2 red. ssc. Corn
s,s SassNo. white. sic Receipss-w Wnl
6, COO bu; corn. 4l.e0o bu: oats 1900 bu. Ship
ments- Wheat, 5000 bu; corn. 2s.Soo bu: oats.
r. 600 bu.
TOLEDO. Dec. 2s-Wheat quiet and firm:
cash and DscsmnsT 1se May asSe u Corn dun
oats quiet but steady; cash and December. 2sl=c.
Nav. ffi-c- Clover dull. IS19
prime. 81. 20; December. $3.50: March. $685..
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2S.-Flour dull Wheat
quiet: No red. 7Sc. Corn dull: No. ? mixed
3a.c oats quiet: No. mixed. 2iG24lkc Rive
quiet: No. q 55c- Lard quiet $751;. Bulk
meats easier at s6-37is Bacon easier at 81 81
Whisky active at si.27 Sugar easy
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. Wheat-cash -2s1c:
May. 7f97itsc; July. s5n75isc. On track No.
hard. s4s.c; No. northern. .z$sc: No northern
69z4c.
DULUTH. Dec. 2s-wheat--No northern
e2s.ef6os<c: No. spring. 52x45s~c To arrive.
No ! hard, 7SHc; No northern. sl&c; Decem-
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Certificates have been issued to the sol-
lowing named Indianians:
Original-Joseph Adams. Seliersburg -.
Additional-Orlando v. Servis. Orchard
Grove. $40.
Increase-James a Riley. Goshen sl2:
Andrew l.. Hun. indianapolis. Sl2: Jacob
w. Aease. Goshen. Sis: Jesse Plunkctt.
Merom. Sl2; Joseph A. Woodburn. Pafricks-
burg. sl7: William A. Bousher. Indlanapo-
lis. 81: Daniel Davis. Greensburg. So: John
H. Hall. Clayton, ST.; William IA. Stader.
Columbus. sl7
Reissue-Villiam {. Shnl. Burncfts
Greek. s..
Original Widows. etc.-Ellen Fletcher
Indianapolis. s. Mary krouse. Argos. IS.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
BEST STEER CATTLE SOLD READILY
At STEADY TO STRONG PRICES.
Hogs Fairly Active and About Ten
Cents Lower-Sheep Dull and Weak
condition of other Markets.

UNION sToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Dec.
S-Cattle-Recepts. COO. shipments fair. There
was only a moderate supply Of cattle for a Fri
day market and as usual recently there were
not a great many good kinds represented. In
keeping with other places the market opened
with buyers trying to press prices. but statesmen
were holding their best cattle at steady prices
and finally succeeded transferring them on
that basis There rather dull trade. how
ever. in the female cattle department and some
statesmen found the market lower in certain III
stances. Fat but unfinished steers weighing
nearly Loo poands, sold at $3.50, quite a nImber
OF loads reported at s.. and other sales. In
Guiding feeders. ranged from IS. 75ff4.75. very
fair clearance was finally made at current prices
Quotations:
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KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Dec. 2S-James H.
Manning, the owner of last years Kansas
City team in the American League. has re-
newed his lease on Exposition Park i'm this
city for five years Notwithstanding he is
to manage the Washington team. Manning
left for Chicago last night to attend the
meeting of the new American League
President Tebeau, of Kansas City's new
Western League team, who departed for
he East to-day to secure players, said he
will fight the entry of another team here
under the new association
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Cash quotatlons were as folIows: Flour dull
72d74l1c. No. corn, 36l2c; No. 2 yellow. 3sIsc
No. oats 22lsq23Ac; No white. 25ia026c; NJ.
white. 25@26c. No rye. 50M51c Fair u
choice mailing barley. 52a60c No faxseed
si.5561.56: No. l Northwestern. 1856 Glover
seed, contract grade S10Q10 25 Prime timothy
seed, $3.50. Mess pork. per brl. s11. Lard. per
100 lbs. s6.75 Short-rib sides 0oose) S. 2516 so
Dry-salted shoulders (boxed). $5.S7Izd6 12Ia
Short-clear sides tboxedl So. 65a6.75. Whisky, on
basis of high wines. Sl27.
Recepts-Flour, $1,000 brls; wheat 2l2 900 bu;
ccrn, $4,000 blu: oats. 402 600 bu; rye. 5000 bu
barley, 10000 blu. Shipments-F1our. 81. 600 brls
wheat. 49, 900 bu: corn y 900 bu; oats, 165 900 bu
rye, 1000 bu; barley. q, 600 bu.
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VITAL STATISTICS DEc. %.


Linda and Emmons Jacobs. 1870 Dawson street.
girl
Nellie and William Shufiebarger. 1906 Wood
lawn avenue. boy.
Sadie and otto Range. 713 Huron street girl
Caroline and Benjamin Bush. 40 East Merrill
street. boy.
Pauline and Edward r. J.. Treat, 1887 North
Meridian street girl
Mary and George W. stevens. 4si South Haugh
street. hoy.
Talma and Lorenzo jay, i22 Miley avenue. boy
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-There has been a poor
attendance OF buyers i'm the Cry goods market
to-day and only slow trade has been done in
all departments. Prices of brown cottons con-
tinue irregular. but not quotably lower than
before. Bleachel and colored goods dull
hut steady. Print cloths continue inactive.
business in prints and ginghams of ordinary
character. Linens quietly firm. Brrlaps are
dearer with very small available supplies.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK Dec. ts.-Poutry-Alive quiet
and nominal. Dressed weak; turkeys, Sdl0c
chickens. S1zdfeiac.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. .S.-Poultry firm. Chickens,
TIC; turkeys, re; young, SC; ducks, &c; geese,
51sc
CHICAGO. Dec. 2S-Dressed poultry quiet;
turkeys. 9l2c; chickens. &c.
CINCINNATI. Dec 2S.-Poultry firm. Chickens
&c. turkeys, 7QSc.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-The business lone in
the market for evaporated apples to-day was
confined chiefly to the desirable grades at cur
rent prices. Sentiment. however. the whole
was inclined to be bullish, owing to the light
supply on hand and the market closed firm with
prices tending upward State common was
quoted at 415c: prime. 4s4M5Lc choice, 5i9G6c;
fancy. 6Q7c. California dried fruits quiet and
al out STEADY at old prices Prunes were quoted
from 3lk6siac per ID, to size and quality.
Apricots-Royal, 114l4c; Moor Park I5G1ec.
Peaches-Peeed, $4,000; unpecled Sd9c.
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Deaths.

Sadie Dragger. thirty-hve years. Hill avenue.
Bright's disease.
William Ihsch. twenty-seven years. f53 Blake
street, typhoid fever
James ". Smith. eight months. colored Or
phans' Home. inaniton.
John A. Winters sixty-two years. 1851 North
Delaware street. phthiss pulmonaiis
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INTERSTATE STOCkYARDS, INDIANAPO-
LIS. Dec. $.-Cattle-Receipts, H7; shipments.
So. The supply continues rather light and OF
ordinary quality. there being but few choice
grades of either butchers stock shipping cat
tie on SALE The market opened weak with lower
tendency, and trade ruled very slow and I'M
satisfactory selling interests. Butchers cattle
continue in good demand at about steady prices,
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Dec. es-Cotton steady
Sales. ESQ bales. Ordinary. 7ssc good ordinary
szsc; low middling &c: iniddling 9+sc; good mid
ding sssc mid6ling fair. l5-1tc Receipts
Il. S6s bales; stock. 90. 463 bales
NEW YORK Dec. 2s-Cctton-Spot closed
dull; middling uplands 10 5-lsc: middins gulf,
10 9-l6c.
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NEW YORK Dec -Butter-Receipts. 4. 721
packages. Market steady; creamery: l5@2Sc:
Receipts 2iis packages. Market nrm: fancy;
large. fan made. 1l'4aIilsc; fancy small. fall
Market steady; Western packed, at mark, lsu
2elzc: Western. loss of. 24c-
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2s.-Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery. 25isc: fancy western
prints &c Eggs firm and lie higher: fresh near
a5c; fresh Southern. 2ic Cheese dull; New York
full creams. fancy, small. llz@12c: New York
full creams fair to choice. 1Oiz@111sc
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s-on the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market dull; creameries,
1Ikc Eggs fairly active; fresh, 2lc.
KANSAS CITY Dec. eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, lie per dozen. loss
Off cases returned; new whitewod cases IN
cluded l5c more.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2s.-Eggs steady at 1sc.
Butter steady and unchanged. Cheese steady
ST. LOUIS, Dec 2s.-Butter dull: creamery.
lsQ24c; dairy. 15@2Oc. Eggs steady at lsc
OILS.
LIMA. Dec. 2s-Crude oil continued its upward
course to-day. taking another jump of &c per
barrel on The Ohio and Indiana product North
Indiana oils at soc per barrel
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Petroleum firm; refined
Nw @ and and Id bak
Rosin steady. Spirits OF turpentine quiet at 500
OH. CITY Dec. 2s-Credt balances, 81. 16. Ger
tificates closed at sl.20 bid for cash oil. Ship
ments, s5,367 brls: average. 9b,S57 bris; runs.
liz. 44S brls: average, 1888 brls.
WILMINGTON. Dec. 2S-Spirits of turpentinc
nothing doing Rosin firm at $. 30Ql25. Crude
turpentine dull at sl.3O to s.. 50 Tar steady at
$3.50.
MONTPELIER. Dec. eS.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, soc per bril- North Lima,
Sc.
SAVANNAH. Dec 2s-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 35lxc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2S-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 35c. Rosin firm and unchanged
Metals.
NEW YORK Dec. Robustness generally
OF q hand to- mouth character in the metal trade
to-day. Speculation conspicuous by its alb
sence, and the market was devoid OF important
new developments. Tin was about 90 points
lower to-day Following loss of los for thai
metal In London, to SIP Us, and on liberal ar
rivals. the close here. however was steady al
the decline the basis of 26 90Gf27 20c, owing t.
a lack of sellers. Copper in London was fairly
active and e Cd lower. to f72 15s. The local. sit.
uation, however, remains in a somewhat nomina
condition. Prices quoted at lie for Lake
Superior and 1854 for casting and elctrolytis
with more sellers than buyers. Lead was dull
prices went of Is Sd, to Sic IS cd. Spelter was
Inactive and nominally quoted at 4.l2l2@411l5c
At London prices were unchanged Domestic
Iron markets ruled dull at unchanged prices
Pig iron warrants were quoted at $500 TO- 80
Northern foundry, sl5Ml65o: Southern foundry
s14.50Q15.75, and soft Southern. $l3M1575. En-
glish iron markets reported unchanged prices
ST. LOUIS, Dec 2S.-Lead quiet at 4. 29g4 2212 &c
Spelter dull at &c, sellers.
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James Stevenson. repairs, 22ls North Pennsyl-
vania street. $780,
James Stevenson, remodeiing, ia Cornell ave-
nue. 81. 400.
f. Cahalane. addition. l122 Bates street. SIS.
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Baltimore Herald.

writer I'm the Boston Transcript who
has been visiting the Vermont villages. SAYS
that all the men and boys with whom he
came In contact were habitually and pro-
falsely profane. and that many OF the little
village churches are without minister's
What has become OF the old Puritan spirit
In New England. anyhow?
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nc lower. Heavy, s470d477l; mixed. HL750
INA light f.65G4 so: bulk OF sales. si756477t1
Sheep-Receipts. l.2o. Market steady 10 leo
lower Fed muttons, s. 0Q4.75 Westerns. $500
$50; lambs. si.25Q5.25
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2s.-Hogs active and lower
at s4q5.O5.
Cattle steady at s225G4.S5.
sheep dull at s1G3eo; lambs. dun at <2.s505. g.
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Minnearolis Tribune

Mr. Bryan wants bill OF particulars
from Grover Cleveland as to what con-
stitute fundamental principles. and he has
a right to demand II. The ostensible prn-
ciples of the party have become so warped
IN the past six years that new survey Is
necessary.
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Marriage Licenses.


David Williams and Bessie Grim
William r.. Berley and Grace NJ. Dugan
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UNITEp srATEs BOND
Trade Quiet, with Prices, as n Rule,
Steady-The Cereal situation.

On the wholesale streets business is at low
ebb. as is usual the year nears its close.
Prices carry steady, firm tone most arti-
cles. especially dry goods, leather. hardware and
iron and steel. On Commission row very fair
prices prevail on good fruits and vegetables.
Receipts of oranges increasing and lower
prices indicated Good apples bring very
satisfactory prices and Irish potatoes rule firm
at quotations The weather has been favorable
to shipping perishabIe articles. and this has
helped matters materially. The provision
ket rules easier and eggs and butter not
firm as ten days ago There seems to be good
demand for ducks and chickens. but for tur-
keys the demand has fallen off, Wholesale con-
PETITIONERS have closed one of the best seasons
in their history. and are still doing something.
To-day Undoubtedly will wind up the business OF
1870 with most of the wholesale houses.
The local grain market IS without new fea-
ture. Receipts not reaching expectations
prices have been steady. OF late. that farm
and shippers disposed to hole their grain.
anticipating higher prices Consequently, IL Is
thought by grain men that break In the mar
ket would tend ~ increase shipments Track
bids. reported by the secretary of the Board
OF Trade. yesterday ruled as follows:
Wheat-No red. 731zc; No red. milling
bye '''s' D' ''S-'' "Aso" ""ea'
Corn-No. white. ssIsc: No. white. Sslsc; No.
white. 26i5e, No. white. ssHQ3514c; No. 2
white mixed. &c., No 3 white mixed, SEC: No
white mixed. 32q35c; No. yellow. 36ac: No.
yellow. 36.lc; No. yellow. 33Q35c: No 2
mixed, 3ec; No. mixed. 36c; No. mixed. s214Q
3f1c: corn, 34c.
Oats-No. white. 251kc: No white 2l1zc: Ma
mixed. 231zc; No. mixed, 221ac.
Hay-No. timothy, Sl3Ql3.50; No. timothy,
$l2frI2.50.
Inspections-Wheat: No. 2 red, I car; No 2
hard. 1; rejected red, /: total 3 cars Corn: No 2
white, l car; No. white. s; No. mixed l.:
No. yellow, 1; No. yellow. a. No 2 mixed /;
No mixed. .; ear. 2: total. % cars. Oats: No
white, car. Hay: No. timothy, l car; No. l
prairie, l. total.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.
Turkey hens. &c per Id; young toms SIC:
young chickens. &C; hens, &C; cocks &c: ducks
&c: geese. full feathered. $5.4016 per doz
Cheese-New York full creams, 13c; domestic
Swiss lie: brick, 14c; limburger, 13C
Butter-Choice roll, lie per Id; poor. No. 2, 7c.
Eggs-Fresh. Is per dog.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per ID; prime duck,
2oc per Id.
Beeswax-30c for yellow; Csc for dark
Wool-Medium unwashed 19q20c; tub-washei.
2sQSic; bury and understandable 3d5c less:
fine merino. 15d17c; coarse braid. lie.
Rabbits slql20 per dozen for hunters dressed.
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC
Green-salted Hides-No. 1. Sc; No. 2 &c: No. 1
calf. size; No. calf. Sc.
Grease-White. &c; yellow, sAc brown 2xc
Tallow-No- i. &c; No. 2. 3%c
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ber. 7ic: May. ssAc. Corn. ssszc. Oats 2iAes
2i1c.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 2s-Barley steady; No. 2.
5Sasoc: sample. 44G57lkc.
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San Francisco Post.
Mr. Bryan declares that his new paper.
the connroncr. win be cnterprisfnE. IL u
not probable. however. that the editors
incinations In this direction will GO so Tar
as TO permit the publication Of q leadaf
from Grover Cleveland on tho rcorEfnP
xation OF the Democratic parry"
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Hogs-Receipts. 1.5O0; shipments. 1890 The
quality of the offerings generally fair, and
with continued ligh: receipts and good demand
for all grades. the market opened active and all
were soon sold at prices ranging at sc to re
lower than yesterdays close. Trade rule. steady
the decline. orders were quite liberal and
buyers were anxious fill them Common light
and heavy mixed brought A.s7iz94 921s, with
select heavy at A921s to 1896. The closing was
uet
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r. NJ time is in BLACK fguree-Trains marked
thus: daily. s-Sleeper. P-Parior Car. O.
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Sheep-Receipts nominal; shipments none. Ths
market opened steady at unchanged prices for
the better grades, but dull and slow on the COM
mon kinds. The quality continues only fair be-
Ing made up of mixed lots of sheep ami lambs
The closing was quiet. with all sold. Quotations:
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$50: spring wheat first grade. st3oai.5o: second
grade, So 15eIf. bakery grade. sS.500365:
Spices-Pepper. 17d1Sc: alspice. l5d1Sc; cloves,
191sc: cassia. i57lsc nutmegs, 5of65c per H.
BeanS-C'kofce haBd-picked navy. 81 1OGzl5 per
bu; Limas, California. 65t17c per H.
Molasses and Syrups-Ncw Orleans moiasses.
fair to prime. 2sQ33c; choice 354f0c: syrups. -
T22c.
ce-Iouisiana. 4iza6izc: Carolina. sizqS12c.
shot-$1. 5Gff1C CO per bag for drop.
Lead-6i.m7c for pressed bars.
Wood Dishes-No l. per 1000. s2a2.5o; No 2.
s25of;2 IS: No 3 50 seas: No. ;. $3ft3.25.
Twine-Hemp, I2rls: per ID; wool. S1l0c; fax.
2cM5oc: paper PC: jute- f2disc; cotton. 1sd2sc-
Woodenware-N ! tubs. s. 50fD7: No. tubs,
f.S0fs: No. tubs. yi.50fo5: 3-hoop pals. 81 60:
hoop pals. Si.f0I1.50: double washboards. - .
az. Is: common washboards. s1.50q175; clothes
pins. 606565c per box.
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Sheep-Receipts. 20o shipments fair. The re-
ceipts of sheep and lambs again small and
slippers being unable to fill their orders. there
was not much competition in the market and the
trading was inactive. but good clearance was
finnlly made at quotaby steady prices compared
with those current the last few days. Lambs
averaging 20 and 81 lbs sold at s.5eG5. and 124-
Id sheen were reported at 81 80 Ouotations-