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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Flour-Receipts 1857
brls exports. &c. 9s5 brls: sales, $3.50 packages
The market was less active and weaker to SELL
but held norinally at old prices. Rye -four
easy. Sales, 500 brls. Fair to good s3Q3 zO
choice to fancy, ss.25@sso. Buckwheat flour
steady at s2.1OG22O. Buckwheat quiet at $3.50
62izc. Corn meal steady; yellow Western, &C.
city. SOC; Brandywine, s2.45G2eO. Rye firm; No.
2 Western. &c Z. b. afoat; State, 51G52c C. l.
+. New York. Barley. steady; feeding. 42G4sc
C. 1. f. Buffalo; mailing. 52ds2c c. 1. f. Buffalo
Barley malt dull at s2GsSc.
wheat-Receipts. 1900 bu: exports, 1l2, IA bu
sales. $4,000 bu futures. $4,000 bu spot Spot
weak; No. 2 red. 7ezsc +. o. b. ahoat: No. red
777sc elevator; No. northern Duluth, Ssssc T. o.
b. afoat; No. / hard Duluth. ssssc f. O. b. afioat
Options experienced decided weakness from
start TO finish to-day. Realizing liquidation and
short selling all contributed to promote depres-
sion, being inspired by bearish Liverpool cables
better Argentine weather news, a heavy increase
in the worlds stock and much disappointment
over the lack of outside support Closed weak
at size: May, s1lzGs21sc. closed at size; No.
vember closed at 77Ssc; December. rs s-16q7s%c,
closed at 7Sssc.
Corn-Receipts. 27s.6oo bu: exports. s5.ees hu:
sales. 100000 bu futures, 10000 bu spot Spot
| steady; No. 2, acc, elevator. and fc f. o. b.
higher cables big clearances and light offerings.
| but subsequently yielded to the wheat break and
| closed weak at ss@isc net decline: May 42AG
| 42%c closed at 423sc; December, 43 3-le@ 4Ssxc;
| November, 43Ac.
| oats-Recepts. 5000 bu; exports 1854 bu.
Spot steady: No 2. 26c; No. 3. 25lsc; No. white
| 2SIkc; No white 2sc: track mixed western
| 25ix@27c; track white Western and State 27G33c
| Options unsettled and rather easy. with other
markets.
Hops quiet; State. common to choice. 1899 crop.
| 10gl3c; old, 2Q5c; 1900 crop, l6Gs2Oisc; Pacific
| coast, 1899 CROP 10Glsc; Old case; 1900 crop u
Q19c. Lard weak; Western steamed. S745; No
| vember closed at $40 nominal. Refined weak:
continent, $50. Pork easy; family s15dls: short
clear, sl4l1I; mess. s12- 56G13.25 Tallow steady;
city go for PACKAGE, 42c; country (packa gss
| free), 4SsQ41sc. Cotton-seed oil steady: prime
| crude, S0QSlc; prime yellow. 33i5G3lc.
Cofee-Spot Rio steady; No. invoice, sisc.
| Mild quiet; Cordova, 91zG13Ac.
sugar-Raw firm; fair refining. s1c; centrifu.
/ GAL 90 test, use; molasses sugar $50.
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Changes i'm Available Stocks.

NEW YORK, Nov. Especial cable and tele-
graphic communications to Bradstreet show the
following charges in available supplies from last
account Wheat, in the United States and Cana
da, east of the Rockies. an increase of l. $685. 900
bu: afioat for and In Europe, an increase of o.
100000 bu total supply. an increase of 709S, 90
bu- Corn, decrease of 1,114.o00 bu Oats. de-
crease Of 263,0)0 bu. Among the more important
increases reported to Bradstreet are those of
AS. 900 bu I'm Manitoba 3oO. 600 In Northwestern
interior elevators $4,000 at Chicago private ele-
vators and 1000 at Ogdensburg. The leading de-
creases include those of g., 900 bu at Louisville
and so. 600 at St Joseph. The large increase in
European supply is accounted for In monthly re-
visions. The combined stock of wheat at Port
land. Ore. and Tacoma and Seattle, Wash
increased 127 900 bu last week.
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Certificates have been Issued 70 the following
M med Indianfans:
Decentralization Pollard. New Augusta s.;
Allen Admire. Indianapolis, g: Slas Foulke
Richmond. s.: Henry &. Rawson. Greenfield
Mills. SO: Ebenezer Ridlen Fairland So
Addtional-Ephraim Clark. ovid. Si2: John G.
Scholter. Franklin. s.: Nicholas Nef. New Al
bany. SIS. William H Reinhemer. Winchester.
IS
Supplemental-Henry ]. Roush. Sedan. s.
Restoration and lncrease-caleb Hghtshos
(dead). Ciernont. $40.
Restoration and Reissue-EEquire Miller.
Stockport. s.
Increase-Lemuel NJ. Sullivan. Indianapolis -:
Jared &. Meek. Greenfield. 81: Mannington
Tickle. indianapolis s.: Isaac Massey Coal CITY
sl7: George w Springer, indianapolis. 81: Jonn
knaucr. Indianapolis $40. Chrisfophcr Apple. IIt-
wood. S2; Christian r. Heideureich. Westphalia.
SO: Henry Weakley Clifford. ST.
Original Widows etc.-Elmira Highfshoe.
Clermonf. s.: Harriet y. Wilder Orland s.:
special accrued Oct. -. Elizabeth Davidson Ge-
neva, 81. Charlotte Limits. Bowling Green. 81
Mexican War WidoNs-Special accrued Oct. "a
Suzanne Cochran. Foisomville So
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...1.144.500
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Panicky Linseed OIL Shares.

AT Chicago yesterday, American lnseed oil
issues We're the center of panicky activity the
Stock Exchange slumping points the liqui-
dation of 1000 shares of preferred stock the first
fifteen minutes. During Mondays session the
preferred sold as high as 52s4, but the close was
at 40. Yesterday morning the market for these
shares opened at A. and dropped under enormous
pressure TO the lowest price at which IL has ever
sold. This marks a drop Of 15ls points during the
last five sessions of the Stock Exchange. The
liquidation started on rumors that, at the meet
ink, of the directors in New York, the quarterly
dividend of Ia per cent, due Thursday. would
be passed, and the money held to sustain deals
which the company has in faxseed the Board
OF Trade Following the opening depression the
preferred rallied to 49, on proft-taking by
shorts and buying by Wall street, which has
kept few points over the Chicago price. Lin
seed common shares dropped 2A points Monday
and opened unchanged at 10 yesterday. These
shares were forced down to early, but recov-
cred to 101. Sales exceeded % 600 shares, nearly
preferred.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fifteen Transfers Made Matter of Rec
ord Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twen-
ty-four hours ending at p. m, Nov. 10, 1900,
as furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company, 12s East Market street. Both
telephones 3oo5:
Charles NJ. Clark to Harry B. Burnet ct
al. Lots %. 80, 81, 81. SO. "a and 35,
John @. Mccullough to William l.. CLIFFORD,
Lot q, Block 6. first section Lincoln
Bridget Mccarty to John NJ. Lyons. Lot i'i"o
AZ. J. NJ. Ridenour's second addition. 80. 1850
Charles A. Owen to Sarah c. Moore, Lots
II and IS, Block 1, c. A owens's Park
william irGYs a a. Harding trustee to William 500
c. Van Arsdel. Lots l. 2, g. 4. 5. 6. ISIS
10. IL and IL. Meadlands Grandview ad-
Milton Morgan to Eivira A. shipp part '''O'
of north half of northeast quarter of
Section 10. Township Ia L. Range 49,: 1,15o
of northwest quarter Of Section 81.
Township y Is; Range IN e,:c.. $50
66 and part of 60; Brown ct ais subdi-
George A. Rose to Maria Gassert Lot Sc
and part OF Co. Brown ct ais subdivi-
Susan McKernan 10 Parry Manufacturing
Company part Of Lot 81 and all Of IS and
part OF SO. Mckernan & Pierce's subdi-
John f. Shafer To J. ID. Pearson, Lot o
Hendricks's subdivision of part OF Out
Julius I5 = d. Pearson to Phineas G. Pearson ZOO
Lot 9. Hendricks subdivision OF part OF
Niles Jensen to Ellen Casseriy. southeast Low
quarter of Lot 8. Watson J. Hasseman's
subdivision, and Lots s and g Lewis d.
Lewis subdivision OF Hannaman's subdi-
Frank d. Stewart to Henry II. Bliss. Lot ''''V
20. McElvaine * Latham's subdivision
John r. Minthorn ct al To- Henry r.. bliss. ''0''
Lot IS. McElvaine & Lathams subdivi-
sion OF outiot 5000
Transfers Is; consideration SIS. $50
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
FAT CATTLE FAIRLY ACTIVE AND
TEN To FIFTEEN CENTS LOWER
Hogs Active at an Average Decline
of NearIy Five Cents-sheep Ac-
tive at Higher Figures.
,-N,oN srocKyARps INpIANAPo-

UNION STOCKYARDS, 1NDlANAPo-
LIS Nov. l3-CattIe-Receipts, 1850: shipments
zoo The receipts OF cattle were comparatively
liberal for this time in the week. and there was
the usual scarcity of choice stock that has CHAR
acterzed the market for some time past There
was a large number OF medium cattle and quite
a number that were below the requirements CT
the trade for any use. The market opened with
a weaker feeling and the bidding was naturally
backward Statesmen, however. were inclined 20
make reasonable concessions, and soon the bet
ter class OF stock changing hands promptly
enough at about 10QI5c lower prices Less de-
sirable grades. in some instances, were consic-
cred CSC lower. but such sales were exceptions.
There a fair demand for good feeding cattle.
but common stockers were neglected. and at
late hour quite a number remained unsold. The
best steers here sold at s5.45. Export COWS We're
reported high s.15. and there were 10
hefers sold above s4.25. Quotations:
Coed 10 rrsr,e efaers 1 his and IN
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CANAL DOVER, o., Nov 13-Orders
have been received from the New York Of
flee OF the American Sheet Steel COMPANY
to have the big Reeves plant here placed i'm
condition to resume work at once a large
force of men will be put TO work and some
departments will be in operation within a
few days. About 400 men will be eventually
given emplOyment
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Sound not again in dreary diatribes
The nations ruin, downfall and disgrace.
Nor aim at those who sit in highest place
The blind injustice of these CALLING gibes.
Truth yet endures and on her page inscribes
In characters OF light which all can trace.
The onward course which led our land to face
The vexng problem OF the Eastern tribes.
Is Il not writ impelled TO render aid
Unlocked for iargess TO the victor fell,
A trust II was which could not be gainsayed.
An archipelago TO hold and quell?
An empire? Aye. they WELD an empire well
Who shrink not ut the task upon them laid
Boston Journal.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-The market for evdp-
Grated apples continues quiet. State common
quoted at 4I5c; prime. 4Af15%c; choice, 51s
@6c; fancy. 6G61sc. California dried fruits were
inactive. Prunes were quoted at 3HGs1kc per
Id, as to size and quality. Apricots-Royal, IL
d14c; Moor Park, 15Gl6c. Peaches-Peeled, isI
2Oc: unpeeled. case.
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-Poultry slow: chickens
&C., young, 7G7lsc; turkeys. &c; young, 6lsc
ducks. &c; geese &C.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Live poultry nominal
Dressed firm; sprngers, 10l3Q1lc; broilers, ll9
14c
CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-Dressed poultry active;
turkeys, loo; chickens, 7l9q9c.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 13.-Poultry easier; chick
ems, sizG10c; turkeys, &c.
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Cash quotations follows. Flour quiet
and steady. No. 3 spring wheat 69Q7lc; No. !
red. 727s976c. No. corn. 1914 Q3sisc: No 2 yell
white. 2sa27c Fair to choice mating BARLEY. 600
soc; No ! faxseed sLsi; No. Northwestern.
seed. contract grade. $40. Messpork per brl.
SIC sIlzGlo so Lard per 100 lbs. s7o7lsa7 10;
shoulders (boxed), IS s2lza5.75 short-clear sides
!boxedl, sss5gs.75 WHISKY basis of high wines.
confectionery A. 5.55c: of A. 540c.
ReceiptsmFiour. 1900 brIs; wheat. 10000 bu;
corn. 245000 blu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu;
barley, 1900 bu. Shipments-Flour, L. 900 brls;
wheat. $4,000 blu; corn 129 900 bu; OATS los. 900
barley blI
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NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Tif, IN the local mar
ket for metals somewhat irregular to-day.
Opening lower, under disappointing cables, 4
finally rallied smaller offerings and closed
firm at 27.25@75c Spelter also firmer.
prompted by better inquiry, and closed firm
at 4.254450c. Pig iron warrants were quiet at
s9q10. Lake copper was quiet at 16.95@17c and
lead dull at 437isc. The brokers' price for lead
was 4c and for copper 16.S7lsGl7c.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 13.-Lead firm at 22is6p4. 25c.
Spelter firm at 4.O5c.
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Poultry and Other Produce.
prices maid by shippersl
THE JoBBING TRADE.
tThe quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Produce, Fruits and VegetubIea

pananas-Per bunch, No. /. sl756a
Oranges-F1orida, $40; Mexican. 81
I-emCns-Messina. fancy. $50 10 box, s.
Potatoes-SL35 per bril-
Sweet Potatoes-Baltimore. sl.75 per brl; Jersey
sweets. s.: Illinois. So
Cabbage-75c4<l per brl.
Celery-l5f}e5c per bunch.
Onions-50c per bu; red onions. Coo per lu:
white picking onions. slQ125 per bu; Spanish.
S1.50 per bu.
Honey-New white. iSc per lb dark l6c
Neutrality-suspicious. per 24-pint box
Cranberries-Cape Cod s.. 80 per bu, 81 per bri.
bri.
Chestnuts-i2c per ID.
Appies-Sf 501I2. u per brl.
'Pears-75fl90c per bu; Bartletts, 81. Is per I'M.
Kiefer pears. 50ti60c per bu
Grapes-Concords. 9-lb basket. lie: Delaware.
5-ib basket. i4c: Tokay grapes 4-basket crate
81: Elmira grapes. 81 5oGs.5o according 10 weight
Cider-32-gal brls. 81: half brls. 6. 40.
Lima Beans tnew)-9oc per gal.
California Prune Piums-4-basket crate. n
Groceries.
co0se-0ood, 1o617c; prime. hole: strfct1v
ll014c. fancy faA91s.
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Deaths.

FREDDIE Niemeyer. one year, e2l East Morris
street. diphtheria
Louise schatz. seven years. 3225 Bloyd avenue
pneumonia.
James NJ. Sinks. seventy-eight years 402
Bright street, rheumatism.
William ]. Muzzy, thirty-seyen years, 72S Mas
sachusetts avenue, aOrtic regurgitation
Agnes l.. Kinley. six months, COS West Pearl
street, pneumonia.
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Il. ". Furnas. brick chimney, 1923 Central
avenue: cost $50.
William Lichtenberg frame house. ZIG and 2IS
North Liberty street. cost s.. Ie0
Henry Mayer, cottage. Highland avenue cost
81. 40
Kate n Norris, frame house. Central avenue
near Twenty-iifth street; cost. 81. 900.
NJ. l. Runnels. frame house. corner OF Capt.
avenue and Twentieth street; cost 5.6ee.
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NEW YORK, Nov 13.-There have been no
further developments in the print line to-day, no
prices being announced. The market con-
tinues firm, with a slight improvement in the
demand Holders are showing desire to force
business by naming reductions in price. The
weather has been important element in inn
proving business at second hands, while retail
trade shows a better tone.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Cotton quiet Sales.
$500 bales: ordinary, nc; good ordinary, s%c:
low middling, &c; middng, csc: good middling
csc; mddling fair, 15-16c. Receipts 15O0S bales
stock, 222, ZIG bales.
NEW YORK Nov. 1S.-Cotton closed quiet at
1-16c decline. Middling uplands, SAc; middlinz
gulf III -
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VITAL STATISTICS-NOV. Is
Births.

Ludwicka and William Kistner gill East New
York street, boy.
Anna and Byron z. Conroy, SO4 East North
street, boy
Katherine and G. A. A. Deane, 2211 North New
Jersey street. boy.
Eva and William Daniels. 52i Lincoln street.
boy.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Business Fairly Active I'm All Lines
Dry Goods Tending Upwards.

Trade was good in all lines Of business yester-
day. Though not rushed. merchants appeared
well satisfied with prevailing conditions and full
OF confidence as to the future. Prices were firm
all along the line. Especially is this true OF dry
goods, in which a good business is going for
ward Manufacturers of cotton goods will de-
clare a general advance OF &c about the 21st
and woolens are holding their own very firmly.
Grocers and druggists report good business.
On Commission things looking so
well. Receipts OF all kinds are quite liberal but
the demand is not up 10 the dealers views as to
what IL should be. In country produce there is
but poultry. butter. etc. are unchanged
The receipts of cereals were little larger
cept as to oats. which advance &c for all
grades. The secretary of the Board of Trade re-
ports the following as the Closing bids for track
Wheat-No 9 red, 74c; No. 2 red. on milling
freight. 74c; No. red. 7oG72c; November. 74c;
cernNo. i white, s7Hc: No. white, s7xc:
No. white. s7Ac; No. white. 3sl4Q35hc: No
ssxe. No. 4 white, mixed, s2s.Gs4s.c; No /;
yellow &c; No. yellow. Bic; No. 4 yellow.
ssas5c: No. 2. mixed, 36Nc; No. 3. mixed.
Oats-No. white. 2Slkc; No. 3 white. 2Ilsc; No.
2 mixed, 2slsc; No. 3. mixed. a1sc.
Hay-No. / timothy. sl2. 50qiS; No. 2 timothy.
iiInrspections-wheat: No red. cars; sample,
yasa g. No. No. masa L. Ne n mixed Ne
Hay: No. 2 timothy. car.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys, hens. Sc per Id; toms. &c: hers, &c:
cocks 4c; ducks. full feathered, &C; geese, full
feathered. $40 per dozen; young chickens &c
per ID.
Cheese-New York full creams. 13c: domestic
Swiss. lie; brick. lac; nmburger. 13c.
Butter-Choce ROLL lie per Id; POOR No. 2, &C.
Eggs-Fresh. 20c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per ID: prime duck,
&c per h.
Beeswax-30c for yellow: CSC for dark
Wool-Medium. unwashed. 1S6l20c: tub-we shed
2sQ3oc; bury and understandable. 395c less;
fine merino. 15417c; coarse braid, lie.
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC
Green-salted Hides-Eo. i, SIC; No. 2 71z..
No. 1 calf. sac; No. calf. SAC.
Grease-White, &c; yellow, 3kc; brown, 2xc.
Tallow-No. l. &c; No 2. BE-
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPO-
LIS, Nov. observation-disclosures, "a; shipments
none. AS usual at the first of the week the sup
plies very light. The quality OF the offer
ings rather common consisting OF light
steers and mixed butcher stock. The market
opened weak. with lower tendency. Trade
ruled very quiet and closed with but little en-
enlargement for better prices this week. All sold
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others injured seriously in a hre-damp
explosion In the Pluto coal mine at wtosa,
near Brux, Germany.
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Shepperd Campbell and Anna Roach.
John III. Triton and Clara G. HICKMAN.
Charles c. Hand and Bertha v. Smith.
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Hogs-Receipts. 10000; shipments. 1000 There
liberal run of hogs this morning; in fact
the receipts were the largest for single day
thus far this year. There $500 fresh
arrivals, and the quality generally was much
better than yesterday. Other markets were lib
orally supplied and lower. and. OF course. buyers
demanded a reduction here. There was quite a
good demand from all sources at the start. and
the bulk OF the sales was considered 21kc below
yesterday, but with the demand pretty well sup
piled late arrivals were more difficult to sell
and generally considered SC lower than the best
prices Of the day. A good clearance was finally
made, but the close quiet at the lowest
prices of the day Quotations:
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FRANKFORT. KY. Nov. 1.-the State
Board OF Assessment and Valuation to-day
fixed the tax valuation OF whisky al $40 q
barrel. instead OF 81 a barrel which has
been the assessment Ter several years pasa.
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Quotations:

Hogs-Receipts. 2.000 shipments. $50. The
quality fair, being little better than
the last few days The supply was moderate,
but not heavy expected by dealers but
with reports of lower prices elsewhere the mar
ket opened in harmony at decline OF about
21zc TO &C. Trade ruled active and all Were sold
early. The bulk Of the sales were made at Sass
u $4971s, with best heavy at 1896 to s5.02h.
The closing steady the decline Quota
tions:
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RAyLRoAD rImE CAhn.

p NJ time is in BLACK hgures.-Trains marked
Thus: -Daily. S-Sleeper. P2arlor Car, O.
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LAKE EXILE a w ESIEhN n n
Toledo Chicago and Michigan ex..--.70 s1o3
Toledo Detroit and Chicago linn. 1890 f1-16
Auncie. Lafay'te and Laporte spec.f5.2o HOES
INDIANA, DECATUR WESTERN R'Y.
Decatur and ST. Louis mail and ex....fsl5 tl.lO
Chicago express, pd::.....-..-..-.-..:nh9 fx40
Decatur a St Louis fast ex. c. lilo '4os
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Sheep-Receipts. 600; shipments 400. The re-
ceipts CT sheep and lambs were larger than for
several days. but there was also a corresponding
improvement In the demand. and with good COM
petition between buyers the trading was active
at advanced prices. Lambs sold high as s..
and other sales were at "a 5oQ5. Sheep sold as
high as 1886. and other sales were at sS6s.5O.
Ot1of atin
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Sheep-Receipts, 10; shipments none. The
quality much the for some time
past The market opened weak and tending low
e. all grades. especially the common, closing
quiet, with all sold. Quotations:
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conse.-oecd. lool7c; prime. lsol4c; strictly
prime. No1sc; fancy srssn and yellow. W63Sc:
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GIN. HAM. q DAYTON RI.
Civ Ticket Office. rs w. Wash. g

IIi!l1MIl Ticket once. . West Wan 81
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Groceries.
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Building Permits.

Transfers. Is; considerations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-01

county by the Kansas state board Of
health was removed at u o'clock noon,
Jan. q, 1900, and the quarantine Of Okla
honla against various counties of Kansas
was declared off at a. m, Jan. %, 1890.
All restrictions to travel and commerce
Between Oklahoma and surrounding states
is completely removed
''No quarantine is to exist between any
town or county as against another town
or county in Oklahoma. In the opinion
of the territorial board of health, no dan
ger exists from contagion by persons
travelling in or through any town or
county OF this territory. Smallpox does
not exist in epidemic form, and although
a few isolated cases exist in nearly all
counties Of this territory, yet general
vaccination ordered by the boards of
health and quarantine has been so rigidly
enforced; hence we look to a complete
suppression of this disease in a very few
weeks. In every case except in the early
epidemic in Kay county, wherever small
poX has occurred. immediate isolation
and quarantine of cases have been estab-
lished In a few Instances this has not
taken place until other parties were ex-
posed to the contagion, hence in some
places a number of cases have resulted
because of infection. In many instances
infection was traced to outside sources,
owing to the large migration which has
been pouring into tn territory for the
past few months from surrounding states.
and did not occur from infected persons
in this territory.
Much of the present fattering cohdi-s
ton. as regards smallpox at the present
time, is due to the efficient work of our
county boards of health. In nearly every
instance they have made early diagnosis
of the disease, mild or suspicious cases
having been treated as contagious.
From reports that have been received
10y. this board, Oklahoma at no time had
the number of cases of smallpox as have
been reported in surrounding states and
territories. --<
Il. HAYNES BUXTON, NJ. D.,
''Supt and Sec. Board of Health"