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tive body. these were warranted no in
demnity can be recovered. Such a plan
ought to work we'll both ways. It
would seem that no manufacturer in
the association would wish to deoar
himself from obtaining the indemnity
by allowing conditions TO exist in his
establishment which would justify
strike, while the members of the assoc
citation would be pretty apt to criti-
cize closely the conditions which led to
so-called unjust strike, for which they
would have to pay their pro rata for the
indemnity.
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THE FIGHT GOES.

CINCINNATI, December 12.-Mayor
Fleishmann to-day refused to recede
from his promise TO grant a permit
fer prize fight at Saengerfast hall be-
tween February LIST and 14th, between
Jeffries and either Rubin, Sharkey
or Fitzsimmons A delegation Of
Methodist ministers called on the may
or to protest, but he refused to re-
consider his determination to permit
the fight.
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some months ago, entered the dry goods
store of ]. E. Kirtz, on Hanover street,
and attempted to steal some silks, but
were suspicioned and hastily left the
store, and in their flight dropped their
package but were caught by the off,
GERS. Judge Hollingsworth did not
pass sentence on them yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-13

The Bellaire and Benwood Ferry
Company was granted franchise by
the City Council at their meeting
Tuesday evening. According to the
franchise the ferry will land at the
foot OF Thirty-seventh street, near the
water works. 1t is said this landing
will make an excellent one.
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OXFORD WON.

LONDON, December 1.-THE annu-
al Rugby foot ball between Oxford and
Cambridge took place at the Queens
club. A magnificent game was won
by Oxford by two goals and a try.
There was a large and fashionable at
tendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-13

NEW YORK Dec. 12.-With over
fourteen hundred miles clicked off in
their pursuit of prizes in the siX-day
bicycle race at Madison Square Garden
which ends on Saturday, eight teams
were still represented on the track at
midnight tonight, or the beginning Of
the fourth day of the contest.
At o'clock the score was.
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TOY.

A perfectly successful Toy Talking
Machine at last. Record with six chill
dren selections, uses regular indie
structible standard record, price only
$500. F. w. BANNER co.
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If little eamphor is added to the
water in which cut flowers are put
the period of their freshness will be
considerably extended.
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--AS-cs-
. Watches-H. E. HILLMAN & co.
AN AGREEMENT REACHED
By the Powers Regarding the Join


BY the Powers Regarding the Joint
China Note.
LONDON. Dec. 12.-The negotiations
of the powers in regard to the Joint
China note were concluded satisfactor-
lily yesterday, all agreeing to the con-
ditions identically as outlined by
Count Won Buelow, the imperial chan
cellor of Germany, November 18th,
with the exception of the Introductory
clause saying the demands are irrevo-
able, which is eliminated.
Inman, Ca. is to have 100000 cot
ton mill,
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The Girl From Nraxim's.

Theatregoers are promised when
THE Girl From MaXim's" is seen here,
which it will be on Friday evening, De-
cember 14th, at the Opera House, for
the first time, a French comedy the
like of which has never been seen
Certainly the reports that have reached
us regarding this gay comedy all go
to show that it has met with the
greatest success ever chieved by a play
of its kind. 1t is one Of those peculiar
plays that must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Telling the story does not give
but very small idea of the fun and
complications with which it abounds.
The big company and Criterion, New
York, production will be seen here.
Swell line of Ladies and Gents
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Squire Rogers Court.

The case of Kate Garnett, Gertrude
Blackwortn and James Weidel, charged
by John Crystal with stealing $3.50
from him, was postponed by Squire
w. w Rogers until o'clock Monday
afternoon.
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If ielly-bags are wet in water before
they are used, the fruit will strain
through much better and with less
loss.
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A Jfrtcb Made.

The Metropolitan club has made a
match between Mike Donovan and
Australian Billy Edwards, to take
place in the Fulton club house on the
night Of January 18th. Donovan was
one of the principals in recent bout
under NJ, A. C. auspices, and Edwards
is one of the best known boxers in the
profession.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-13

One of the largest stock Ladies and
Gents Rings in the city marked down,
at H. E. Hillman & Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~ ~ ~

OPERA HOUSE-To-nght The Cos
morama;' Friday, The Girl From Max
ms; Saturday, "A Night Of Mystery"
week, repertoire at popular prices.
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support of the other railroad organiza-
tons.
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The Evil Eye.

Probably the most pleasing of the
many stage spectacles which Charles
H, Yale has presented is The Evil
Eye which was witnessed by fair
sized audiences yesterday afternoon and
evening at the Opera House The
stage settings and mechanical tricks
are quite out of the ordinary. The
company is large and embraces a num-
Der of clever dancers, vocahsts and
acrobats. The electric dance in the
last act is decided novelty and was
received with tremendous applause
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MUSIC ROLLS at Banners.

Fine SLID We, Itid slippers for
men, 3Sc. ut NcFadden'@.
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Plush Caps for Christmas, for men
or boys. 4Sc, mt McFadden's.
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ORDER FROM YOUR DEALER
Great Western Champagne.
Purity absoIute-Price moderate.
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Smoking Sets at McNamee's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-13

Graphophon5s at greatly reduced
prices at F. W. BANNER & cos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-13

Swell line of Ladies and Gents
rings at McNamee's, 1906 Market st.
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1OlclS o. i0I o.
Umpire, Kain; scorers. Devinney al
Gundlach. Tonight, Terminus VS.. Is
Show.
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At 1 o'clock the score was
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BOWLING.
wheeling League.

STANDING OF TEAMS.
WA 4 nSf
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-01-20

friends to his support, but the fate Of
parties to a triangular political contest
is most often To rout out n dark
horse that proves II winner As 1t
looks to Us now there will be an over
whclming number of uninstructed dele.
tlon. and the candidate he made there
rather than in preliminary canvass,
-l,pnDspo ItpUulJlic
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-01-20
80

News from Chicago and other points
tends 10 impress local leaders of an
alliance OF CullOm for Senator Reeves
for Goycrnor, and Fred Bussc for State
Treasurer. The Reeves ana Busse
loOms have recently taken on a sud
den impetus, while that OF Judge
Uanecy Is reported 10 he In a state Of
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-01-20

Many leading Republicans, and the
best business men in Chicago, are pre-
pairing TO take an active part in the
coming primaries to elect delegates to
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-01-20

collapse II Is noticeable, also, that
the newspapers that favor CullOm are
also favoring the remainder of the
combination, senator CullOm and
Congressman Reeves have denied the
reported alliance explicitly, but II Is
hard 10 see how interests so Identical
can prevent at least some sort of tacit
common cause,-llllnols State Register,
<6
Three aspirants are In the field;
Judge Richard Yates of Jacksonville,
Judge lIanccy Of Chicago, and Con
gresham Reeves of Streator. Each
has rallied respectable contingent Of
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a0A

Supporters OF the Han
ecy combination are anXiously await
ing the word from Fred A. Busse. If
he Is determined TO stand as a candi-
date for State Treasurer they do not
deny that II may result in the disrup-
ton of the Cook County machine.
While Senator Busse has not declared
himself, his friends maintain that Sam
Raymond spoke officially when he an
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-01-20

nOunced that Busse was In the race to
stay. At the Hanecy headquarters
this week the sole topic Of cOnversa'
tion was the candidacy of Senator
Busse and Tanners attack on Senator
CullOm. 1t was the opinion of all the
callers that the situation was complex,
and there was no attempt to conceal
the anxiety of the Hanecy followers.
%6
1t Is believed that Mr.. Leo j. Tausig
will ably represent the Eleventh Sena-
tOrial District In the Illinois Legis'
lature.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-01-20

the State Convention. The fight is to
be hotly waged to prevent domination
in Cook County by the "Marty" Mad
den-IIull crowd.
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/aea


The Elgin Board OF Trade has adopt
cd resolutions condcmning Judge Han
ccy because of his court decisions in
olcomargarne cases.
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plying the courthouse, Criminal court
and county agents office at S225
tpn


~eA
At Virginia. ILL.,. Jan. IL. the Cass
Coupty Republican Central Committee
held largely attended and har.
monious session. and called the County
Convention for April 16 to nominate
county officers aud select state Sena-
torial and Congressional delegates. The
meeting was presided over by Dr. ]. \.
Glenn. of Ashland Reuben Lancaster,
of Virginia. acted as Secretary. The
following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Whereas Richard Yates. of Jackson
willie. ILL.,. Is an uvuwed candidate for
the Republican nomination for Gov
cruor Of Illinois. recognizing his emf
ncut fitness for the position. his intcg-
rity in public and private life. his abil.
ity and energy; therefore bc it
Resolved. By the Republican County
Central Committee of Cass County.
Illinois. in behalf of the Republicans
of said county. we hereby indorse the
candidacy of Mr. Yates and pledge to
him our hearty aud unrcscrved support
and cooperation. and commend him to
our ow.Rcpublicans throughout the
state
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MUST NOT DISCRIMINATE.
Chicago Board Of Trade Cannot With
hold Its Market Quotations.

CHICAGO, Nov. SIN a decision rem
dered by Judge Vail in the Circuit Court
here to-day il was declared the Chicago
Board OF Trade market quotations are a
public interest and must be distributed
without discrimination.
The decision was rendered In the case or
the Chicago Board OF Trade VS.. the Gen.
trail Grain and Stock Exchange. the board
having asked the court to dissolve the tenn
porary injunction restraining IL from with
holding it's quotations from the defendant.
alleging said defendant 20 be a bucket
shop. In ruling against the Board Of Trade
Judge Vail made the injunction perpetual
Sixty days are allowed the attorneys Tor
the board TO prepare a bin OF exceptions 10
be carried before the Appellate Court
In the strict sense OF the term the court
finds that the Central Grain and Stock
Exchange is not a bucket shop, the records
brought into court showing that grain,
although IN small amounts. had actually
been received and delivered.
Under the decision the board must furnish
its quotations 10 any interest asking for
them, assuming that they are TO be legally
used. The board, the court holds. - not a
proper judge OF the legality OF the use. that
being a matter for criminal court Should
the court find a concern receiving the
board quotations TO be bucket shop the
board may then, under the Illinois statutes.
withhold the quotations.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Butter-Receipts. Z, S2i
packages. Market firm; creamery. 16n23c; June
creamery, 1sQ2lc; factory, i3q15isc Cheese-Re-
ceipts, $50 packages. Market steady. Large
white, 10&c; small white, lie; large colored,
1O$.c; small colored, lie. Eggs-Receipts. 6,5St
packages Market irmer Western regular
package at mark, Td2lc; Western. loss off. &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Butter firm; fancy
Western creamery, 2311c: fancy Western prints
&c. Eggs firm; fresh nearby and Western, &c
fresh Southwestern, pic; fresh Southern 2Oc
Cheese steady; New York full creams. fancy
small, nhQ1lizc; full creams, good to choice, Il
GLE
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Butter firm; fancy imi-
tation, 1SGr19c; fancy creamery. 22c: fancy lad!e
lie; good ladle, Ice; store packed, 13d15c Egss
firm: fresh, $4,000. Cheese steady; large, u%Q
12c; medium, 12Qi2hc: picnics. 12l4Gl2lzc-
CHICAGO Nov. Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet; creameries
15M2l2c; diaries, 1341Sc. Cheese active at lO5.
Q11i3c. Eggs active; fresh. 1Slsc
KANSAS CITY, Nov. Eggs higher; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock 161zc dozen, loss
off, cases returned; new whitewood cases. lkC
more.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-Eggs firm and higher
at l7Q1Sc. Butter steady: creamery, 20Q24c
oairy, 121sQi5c. Cheese firm; Ohio fiat, lie.
ELGIN. Nov. 5.-There butter offer
ings to-day. Official markets firm at &c. Sale:
or the week, 10,725 tubs.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 5.-Butter firm; creamery, i
Q23c; dairy, 17Q1Sc Eggs higher at 17c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Cereals Higher, with a Stronger Tone
Hog Products Firm.

NEW YORK, Nov 5-Fiour-Receipts A. z33
brls; exports. 1907 brls: sales. 500 packages
The market held firmly but rather quiet, with
out noteworthy change. Rye Aour more active
Sales. 200 brls. Fair to good. s3Qs:O; choice to
fancy, s3.25q3.e0 Buckwheat flour dull at 81 10
@2.2O. Buckwheat easy at 57lzG6Oc C. i. f. New
York Corn meal firm; yellow Western SSc city
Ssc Brandywine, s2.45G26o. Rye steady; No 2
Western, 55isc f. o. b. aioat; State, 5ia52c c. /.
f. New York Barley dull; feeding 42a4ec c. g. f.
Buffalo, mailing. 5Oa5sc c. i. f. Buffalo Barley
malt dull; Western, 62G6sc
wheat-Receipts 49, 75 bu: exports 1s5, 500 bu I;
sales. 2.s75,GO0 bu futures. 12o, 900 bu spot Spot
firm; No. req. 1919 (. o. b. afioat: No. red.
7S1sc. elevator: No. / northern Duluth. S5kc f. O.
b. afoat. Options were generally firm and high
er, stimulated by large decreases in worlds shin
ments and the quantity on passage. higher ca
bles, foreign buying and demand from shorts:
finally eased off trihe under local realizing
and closed steady at sc net ADVANCE: March,
S25s9SSsc, closed at s25sc; May, S22as2 l3-1cc.
closed at s2ssc; November. 7sAc; December, .7s,;
Q191sc, closed at 1880.
Corn-Rec.ipts. sss. 900 bu: exports s95. 900 bu:
sales. 10000 hu futures. 100000 bu spot. Spot
strong; No. 2. 46c. elevator. and 467sc T. o. b.
afloat. Options were stronger and fairly active
on small country offerings, higher cables local
covering and fairly large clearancss finally sed
off under disappointing exports and closed about
steady at sc net advance: Nav, AZ 3-1e642aSc
closed at t2asc: December, 421z@i2&c closed at
423tc
oats-Rcce;ptc, 500 blu; exports g. 900 bu.
Spot strong: No. 2. 25isc: No 3. 25c; No white.
271zc; No. white. 271ec; track mixed Western.
25q2slsc; track white Western and State 27G33,
Options quiet but steady.
Lard firm: Western steamed s755 Refined
firm; continent, s7.55. Pork steady: family
sl5.50gl6; short clear, $l425G17: mess. s12. pa
1850. Talow steadier; city. 4ssc; country 41@Ss
4%c. Cotton-seed oil easy; prime crude, BIC;
prime yellow. s2QS3ikc.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady: No. invoice sss.
Mild quiet; Ccrdova, e1zQ13hc
Sugar quiet: fair refining. 3Bc: centrifugal "a
| test, 1%c; molasses sugar. SIC Refoed dun "
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33ssQsslsc: May. 34sc: cash. No. mixed. 33ssa
Sac: No white. s5s4c. Oats-No. waite, 2ikc.
Receipts-Wheat. l50ls0 bu: corn. $500 bu; oats.
1900 bu- Shipments-Wheat, s9.20e bu; corn
1000 bu; oats. 4.1o0 bu.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5-Flour steady: fancy,
Ss.25Q3 60; family. s.. 75@3lo Wheat firm: No
red, 76G7611c. Corn quiet; No. mixed. new,
&c Oats firm: No. mixed, exc Rye quiet
No. 2 SOC Lard steady at $3.50, Bulk meats
easy at S6.e5- Bacon steady at $S.35. WHISKY
firm at sl.H. Sugar quiet: hard refined, 4s0u
TOLEDO. Nov. 5.-Wheat dull but firm; casf
and November, nc; December. 7Sisc: May. SzSsc
Corn fairly active and firm; cash and NoVem
ber Sf1ec; December. Sec. oats dull and steady
cash, 22hc: December 23kc. Rye SAC. Glover
seed-Cash 1889 prime. s6.15; November and De-
cember. S6.T5; March. S665.
DULUTH, Nov. 5.-wheat-Cash, No. hard
Iylsc; No. Northern. TIC; No. 2 Northern
4sisc: No; spring e21sc; to arrive, No hard hard
May. sOl4c. Oats. 23G25Ac. Corn, sIs.c.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov; 5.-Wheat-cash. 7e,sc
December. i5esc; May, 7S24u735sc; on track, NO
hard, Tie; No. l Northern, 1850; No
Northern. 74la675c.
MILWAUKEE, Nov 5.-Barley firmer; No.
5S40Sc; sample 39ff57c.
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Quotations ut st. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS. Nov. 5.-Flour steady: pa.snts
ss.5563.65; extra fancy and straight, So 2OTas
November. ui5c; Decen Der, 72c May 7estc: No
2 hard, 69Q70c. Corn-No. .. cash. s57kc: Novem-
ber 347sc; December, 34sSc; May S5ssas5Kc.
Oats-No. o cash. &c: November DC. Decenn
ber 22xc: May, 25Sc: No white. 2slsc. PORK
steady: jobbin-. SIS. Lard nominsily $685. Dry-
salt meats-Boxed strong; extra shorts s7s5.
clear ribs and sides, S.72h. Bacon-Buxed
stronger extra shorts. clear ribs and Sides IS 25'
Timothy seed steady at S75Q4 20. Corn meal
steady at So. Bran quiet; sacked east track.
CSC. Hay-Timothy weak at $sG12.5O; prairie
steady at ss5cd1O Whisky steady at ~ Irn,
cotton ties, Si25. Bagging. 7Tashc Henu
Irvine, &c. Receipts-Flour. IL COO brls: wbear
$4,000 blu: corn. 5000 bu; oats. 2i.COo bu. Snip
ments-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, 5000 bu: corn
l19, 900 bu; oats. $1,000 blu.
BALTIMORE. Nov; 5;-Flour quiet; Western
super, 81. 35G2.40; Western extra 50 55f79 eo
Wes aTins f @bsa 1st s9asS wntsT patent
straights: s375q3s5 IS; receipts. 20 70i brIs; ex.
eE1s rmss a sRCt and Mav the
steamer No red es. ses1ss receipts 44lOs bu
i@isc Corn strong mixed spot Old 49la staae
new. 43he: the month old. .44lka44Ac: new 4sIl
a4i7sc; January, 4la4lAc February, lll.Gi1ssc
sosRsrn M5e c sog Eseees ISs 6u
li@isc Oats rm; No white O ssa25 se' %s
mixed: 2iSsn25c; receipts. l6,sSS bu: export.
meme. Hay steady; No. timothy. $3.50. ''
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 5-Becon-sEort clear Ia.
con firm at as; clear bellies strong az a, "a
wheat-Spot steady: No. 2 red Western winter
81 lll9d: No. 4 northern spring, 6s 3tbd: No /
California. 6s al. Futures steady: Decephar
6s I'D; February. IS 151d: March g. I'd. Corn
Spot dull American mixed, new. Is 2Ikd Ft;-
lures steady December. A. I'D January 3.
l0ssd The imports of wheat into Liverpool las,
week were e geo quarters from Atlantic port.
and $500 IRON, Pacific ports. The inporta >,
American cora into Liverpool last week re-,
$500 quarters
KANSAS CITY. Nov. acknowledgements
csxc: December. 70'<c: No. hard. cash eoeDs9c
No. 3. s%hessc; No. red. nc corn-D December
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GRAIN DULL BUT HIGHER
ALL CEREALS CLOSED AT SLIGHT
ADVANCES ON THE DAY.
Wheat and Corn Affected by Sratis-
tics, Oats in Sympathy-Provision
Advanced on Small Receipts.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-wheat was dull to-day.
but higher on cables and bullish statistics, De-
cember closing AGasc over Saturday. Corn
closed AQssc and oats shade higher. Provi-
sions at the close were 21sd5c improved.
Wheat was Gull market throughout the ses-
sion. save for a brief period of agility at the
start This being the eve of a national election.
traders were disnclined to go into important
deals. and evening up over the holiday divided
attention with betting haberdashery the re-
suit OF to-morrows balloting. There was prac-
tically cash trade, either here at the sea-
board. The market opened firm. December Aq
PC up at 74c to 74Ac on the advance at Liver
pool and the statistics, there being a decrease
in worlds shipments and in the amount on
passage. The visible increased 259,O0o bu. Fol-
lowing the opening December dropped to 1870 on
rrofit-takng, but later recovered and closed firm,
H9%c higher at 74q74nc New York reported
ten loads taken for export. and seaboard clear
ances in wheat and flour equal to 900 blu.
Primary receipts were 1,1l90OO blu, compared
with 1886, 900 last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported S34 cars, against 945 last week and
1,239 a year ago. Local receipts were 115 cars.
two of contract grade.
Corn was fairly active and strong on light
country acceptances and higher cables. There
was good foreign demand at first, mostly for
November, but later for the more distant fu-
commission houses. The market was helped by a
decrease in the visible of 1.23,oo0 bu Local re-
ceipts were 175 cars December sold between
359sc and 353sqsec, closing kq%c UP at 35%q
35Hc.
Oats were dull and absolutely lacking in any
thing to make them counter attraction &c
election bets. Acceptances on Saturdays BIDS
were light. and there was a fair demand 70,
shipping. December sold between 22c and 225sc
and closed shade up at 22Q221sc. Receipts
were 100 cars.
Provisions were dull but steady, sustained by
lighter OF hogs than had been expected
and h1yo An r1rfaa caf fha vorda
speculative interest represented in the pit was
small. January pork sold between S11. 32l.
and S11 25 and closed 25c higher at SLIPS; Janu
airy lard between s677s and S. 72la closing &c VI
at $6.72h. and January ribs between s605 and Sc
and with the close 2Izc improved at Sc.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, $50 cars
corn, $40 cars: oats 200 cars: hogs Is, 600 head
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Pleasant b. Bright, two years, 22l4 Station
street, commissions
John c. DIPPED, thirty years. 40 North
Pine street, phthiss pulmonalis-
Herman A. Hoagland. forty-five years, 1919
North Senate avenue, chronic Bright's disease.
Ruth Il. Brown, forty-years, lis East Pratt
street. heart failure
james r. Lambert, sixty-two years, 240S East
Washington street. enteritis.
Jabez Van Dorm, sixty-five years, 1872 Cornell
avenue, meningitis
Adolph Otto seventy-seven years, 1913 Ludlow
avenue, spaSms.
Nathan Il. OHaver. sixty nine years, All North
Senate avenue, crrhosis of liver.
Charles Young. thirty-two years. 42l Wash
ington street. pneumonia
Abbie Murphy, thirty-three years, 2oOS West
Michigan street, burn
Patrick Logan, seventy-two years, 54 Abbott
street, cancer.
street, cirrhosiS.
John Eberhardt, seyenty-seven years, 500 West
Morris street congestion of stomach
Mary E. Sacre. twenty-three years, sl6 Miiey
avenue, peritonitis.