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Java, 2sgs2c. Roasted.-old government Java.
s1sssc Golden Rio 2ac Bourbon s sant ssck 2ac
coffee-city prices-Ariosa, 2.25c; Lion. Il.25c:
Jersey l22sc Caracas IL 75e; DUTCH Java blend b nd
dstsss bsPSed Java Z s ls
sa pewde1ed PflsS ssc p %%%x powdsied ssc
standard granulated 5.42c: fine graduated. sac:
esgs me bars sranu
lated-5-lb cartons 5.52c; granulated-2-lb car
tons. SIC; cubes. 55Ic; mold A 5;s5c: eonfes-
5.O7c; Windsor .A-American A. 5.O7c; Ridge
wood A.centen1iAi a. soc; Phoenix :, A-cal ali
s Ideal Golden Ex C-Keystone B. 4.s2c; !
Windsor Elk. c-American b. 4.S7c; Ridgewood
California B. a77c; 10 Yellow c-FraDSin Elk G.
t52e Il FIX g tS5o IL Ysl1GT
Ex c, see ii Yellow~caiifornia Elk c. 4.s2c
Is Yellow. 4.62c; ls Yellow. acc;
$50; I-Is af bFi &pfb rl g. br T.. s No
d.a sr Ds 5 b 5 s per Moo NE plain Sr s.
brI. per 900. 81; lis brl. SIS p brl. $3.50;
9. Salt-In car lots, slO5@11O; small lots nlo
ss cdsss gsf au asas 5s s' slGSe'
>, Beans-cholce hanq-pieked navy. 2;tOG3'5o per
Screened Beans-s2 s5G2 40
fair to prime. asaSsc; choice. s5@a0c: syrups
Rice-Loulsiana. 4lsQszc: Carolina. sss9sMc.
Shots, 4es11.4 . per bag for drop.
60 Nc tubs tubs shosr p MG srss
2 SP pals s50 So double so wa ash boards
- NSsss OOo So s? sgs 20 No q
:. Twine-Hemp. l2QlSc per ID; wool, saloc; fax.
2oGSoc: paper. Csc: jute. 12915c; cotton. l8q2Sc.
Flour.
Straight grades g so92 90; fancy GRADES g EGG SSg
spring wheat patents. $685..
Y--- StanI
Bar Iron-s63 Csc; horseshoe bar. sd3Kc; nail
rod. &c; pillow slabs, I. soc; American cast steel.
sQl1c; tire STEEL 3Q311c; spring steel. 4lsgac
Leather.
Leather-oak sole. ssas5c; hemlock SOLE. 2sa
soc; harness. 3sa42c: skirting; 5000; single
ST. 6 city ealfsEin. s6cSslio: French caifskin.
Nails and Horsesboes.
$3.50 rates; from MILL 1886 rates Horseshoes. pei
per p ses shGs Barb per wTe
Linseed raw: 5se per GAL linss ;s OIL boiled Led
lubricating. 2od30c; miners. 40c; lard oils. win
ter strained. in brls. 4oc per gal; half bris Sc
Provisions.
Bacon-Clear sides. 40 to 50 lbs average. 7%c
90 to 40 lbs ayerage &c: % TO 90 lbs % average
erage, Sc: IA 10 1e lbs average, sac: clear
backs, 20 to % lbs average, 7sc; II to IS lbs av
erage re: to lbs average. 77sc In dry-salt
1xc less.
Hams-Sugar cured. is to 20 lbs average. i1hG
1l%c; Is lbs average 11kq121ec; II lbs average
12EGl21sc: 10 lbs average. 12Kc.
Lard-Kettle rendered, &c. pure lard. 7Ic.
Pork-Bean. clear, 81. so: rump So. so.
Shoulders-1S to 20 lbs average, Sc; Is lbs nv
erage. SIC; 10 to ~ lbs average. SIC.
Seeds.
81 75I5; alske, choice, s7qs; alfalfa choice. $50
$50: crimson or scarlet clover. siq4 so; timothy
IS lbs, prime, 81 3061 49, strictly prime 81. $50
lao; choice. 81 4og1 4s; fancy Kentucky. "A lbs
$1.10Q1.3o; red top. choice sOcQs1:4o; English
bluegrass, "a lbs. s2fz. so; German milet e54s5c
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, March s.-Butter-Recepts IL 1873
packages; market strong; June creamery, $50
2Slsc: Western creamery. 2Oa2Sc: factory. i7@2Oc
Cheese-Receipts 1874 packages; market firm;
fancy large white. iaglshc; fancy large colored
lSql3Ac; fancy small white, l3G13Ac; fancy
small eolored. IsAc: choice grades. 12al2Nc:
15Ac.
PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-Butter firm and
In good demand; fancy Western creamery. ESQ
26hc; fancy Western prints. &c. Eggs dull and
lie lower; fresh nearby. 14lsc: fresh Western,
l412c; fresh Southwestern. 141sc; fresh Southern,
14c. Cheese firm.
BALTIMORE. March Cheese and eggs Arm
and unchanged Butter.Fancy creamery. 25h9
261sc; fancy imitation. 2lhQ2slkc; fancy iadie.
1s1ag 2Oizc; good ladle, Tl2g1Sc; store packed
1614qlSi2c; rolls. f1kq20hc.
CHICAGO, March 6.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creameries.
19G4lzc; daries, 16kQ22c. Cheese firm at 126ll3c
Eggs firm: fresh, Ice.
KANSAS CITY. March eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 121zc Dozen cases
returned; 13c dozen for new white-wood cases
included.
CINCINNATI, March 6-Butter firm and
higher; Elgin creamery, 25ik426izc; choice 2ld
&c; dairy. Ice. Eggs firm at lac. Cheese
steady.
ST. LOUIS. March eggs higher at 13hc.
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Available stocks OF Grotp.

NEW YORK, March Especial cable and
Geographic dispatches to Bradstreet's in
dictate the following changes in available
supplies last week: Wheat in the United
States and Canada east of the Rockies, an
increase of 477.0O0 bushels afioat for and
in Europe, an increase of 2.500000; total
supply increase, 2,977, 900. Corn. an increase
of $4,000 bushels: oats. a decrease of IT,
600 bushels. Among the more important in
creases reported to Bradstreets not given
in the official visible supply statement are
those of 2l5,000 bushels at Manitoba stor-
age points and II 900 at Portland, Me. The
principal decreases are those of 900. 900 BUSH
els at Northwestern interior elevators and
$1,000 at Chicago private elevators. The ag-
gregate stock of wheat held at Portland,
Ore, and Tacoma and Seattle, Wash, de-
creased 17S,000 bushels last week.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. March s.-Cattle-Receipts. 1900.
Generally about steady. NativesnGood to prime
steers. s56;o; poor to medium. sfq4.ls; selected
slow at s3.4oG3.9o; COWS, S3ql.55; heifers Sl5q
$50; Gamers firm at s2.25Q2. 80: bulls hrm at
8. so@i 40: calves slow at AISa...s: Tsxan ans
Receipts, zoo Texas fed steers steady at <3.sOQ5;
Texas bulls firm at s.. 25d3.75.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 2, 900: tomorrow. "a
o00 estimated left over, 1000. Average sc lower;
good to choice heavy. s4.SOd4.s5; rough heavy,
s4.s5@4s5; light. s4soafS2l4: bulk OF sales at
sSeep~Receipts, 1000 Sheep strong: lambs
strong 10 shade higher; good clearances; top
lambs $3.50 Good to choice wethers. s.. 60d6:
fair to choice mixed, 81 75a55o; Western sheep,
E%g5.sS: yearlings S1Sgs,5; native lambs,
EAST BUFFALO. March Especial. Iran
som, Mansfield & Co.. live stock commission
dealers report:
cattle-Receipts. 2 cars. Market quiet and
Hogs-Receipts. II cars. Market slow and
lower Workers s5i0a5i2iz mixed mediums.
IS l2iki5.l5. choice heavy. s517k45-2o: pigs. 81 "
a4.so: roushs, s44eesi.7o; stays. 50 2Sa375 The
Der left.
tops, S. 1876: few. nearly all wethers. ss.lSG
s %: culls TO good sin560; wethers and year
iings Sc. 25ds.75. Market closed dull with !.
loads left over.
KANSAS CITY, March s.1cattle-Receipts
at strong prices. Heavy native steers 81 700 > 90
light weights. AJ0nf-S5: stockers and feeders
t3.5ods Is; butcher cows and heifers. $3.50 80
d4.io: Texans. So. s5eli12A
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. few punches OF choice
heavy hogs hrln otnsfs steady TO SC lower
Heeyy. Mss9A.s q. mixed. ~7oa4so; light "t
shsep-Receipts. Lioo. Receipts OF good quality
and sold actively st steady prices. Colorado
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ding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady
No spring wheat, 62ikG64c: No. red 6sla4
ss%c No. z corn; Stc; No. yellow corn, s4l.c.
white, 2S@26c. No. rye, 551kc. No. barley.
sslkq4oc; No. flax seed: sl.so; Northwestern.
81. so. Prime timothy seed, $40. Glover seed,
contract grade. $685.. Mess pork. per brl, 80 700
1866. Lard. per 100 lbs. s5e2i1@5.77Is Short
rib sides 0oose) IS. 70fl5 %. Dry-salted Shout
ders tboxed) Sc 25Qe.50. Short clear sides
(boxed), s5.95d6.05. Whisky, distlllers finished
goods, basis OF high wines. s124. Sugars-Cut-
loaf. 605c; Rranulated, sac.
Receipts-Flour. COO brls wheat. ~ 900 bu;
corn, 522 900 bu; oats. 4lS0o0 bu; rye. 1000 bu:
barley, 152, 900 blu. Shipments-Flour 80 900 brls;
wheat. 81 600 bu: corn. III. coo bu; oats 80 600 blu
rye, 1000 bu; barley, As. 900 Blu.
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Births.

Myrtle and Ezra Masters, 527 North Day.
idson street, boy.
Katherine and Hubert T. Riley, $40 South
Senate avenue, boy.
Anna and Edward Krause. city, boy.
Amelia and William Galpin, 211S Broad
way, boy.
Mrs. and Daniel Mahlom, city, boy
Mary and Charles T. Goff 2325 Martindale
avenue, boy.
Augusta and Barnes Holding, 81 Warren
avenue, girl.
Mary and Edward Stader, s26 Harlan,
boy.
Ada and Albert ]. Brown. 17O1 North Ala
bama street, girl.
Julia and Leonard Baersdorfer. SIG Con-
cord street, boy.
Louise and julius c. Shetzley. 1918 East
st. Clair. girl
Mrs. and L. A. MacQuithie. 1901 Cornell
avenue, boy.
Alice and Marcus w. Hurst, 2O5 North
Alabama street, boy.
Kate and James Pendergast, 1917 Parker
avenue, girl.
Emma and Michael Clemens. 1880 Charles
street, boy.
Clara and Joseph Christian, GIG King
street, boy.
Edna and Charles r. Gates, go Geisen-
dorff, boy.
Emma and John Meyer. city. girl.
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Horses.

UNION sToCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
March 6-The receipts of horses for the
auction sale to-day were more liberal than
the same time last week. and show a very
fair Improvement over a year ago. Nearly
all kinds were represented. and the quality
generally was as satisfactory to buyers
as was a week ago. There were prob
ably not quite as many buyers In the mar
ket but the demand, If any different, was
more active, and from the start the offer
ings changed hands promptly. Statesmen
were trying to get higher prices, and &C.
casional sales were no doubt little better
than equal kinds sold at this time last
week. but buyers were protesting strongly
against any general advance. and later
transactions were not considered any
higher The inquiry continues best fol-
good smooth chunks. but the demand for
all kinds was equal to the supply, and a
good clearance was made at current prices
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Wool.

BOSTON. March s.-The quiet tone noted last
week continues to pervade the wool market here.
in small Quantities The call for u, X and "
blood stock has considerably narrowed. The
the year have been shaded and bids on round
lots would doubt bring out a further weaken
on their woods. Fine and medium with staple in
is calling for 60gS2c. with extra staple lots at
tone is easier than at the first of the year: Ohio
ky and above are nominal and about s4@s5e.
Quarter unwashed heeces receive good
calls, while the market for ss-blood is quiet but
lowing are the quotations for leading descrip-
lions: Ohio, and Pennsylvania feeces-x and
s7gsss; No: .seombing, as@sse: No: 2 cOmbing
& and orSid Sasd
2eQ27c; No. 1 Michigan combing. 35@36c; No. 2
M Mashsa sa Nsw fnS sss
shire and Vermont: s3asic; deiaine Miehisan,
$ $9e Missouri ssspa AbIGOd cS%s!ns sse bood
25g2sc. Territory wools.Montana and Dakota
fine meS Si7c and fine ssg25c secured sS@sss
S $50 ;oo,5 Utah and WySming-Fine medium and
msdu ssou9 es issP c sqss NS
a ase s sse seoarsd ss
basis. spot price-Combng superfine 93Q95c;
good, sSq90c; average, S0qS5c.
LONDON March 6.-The second series of the
large attendance OF buyers. Small and fairly
representative catalogues were offered Merinos
and cross breds showed decline of IA to 10 per
cent. The Continental buyers operated chiefly
in the former grades and the home trade pur-
chased cross-breds. Competition generally was
fairly active. especially for lambs which showed
a decline OF per cent. The offerings to-day
numbered 1853 bales. Following are the sales
in detail: New South Wales, 100 bales; secured.
Is 61zdgls 1o!ad; greasy, 9l2da1s 111zd. Queens
S13d9ls Id. Victoria, 300 bales; secured. sd@2s:
greasy, 6Adg1s I'd. West Australia. 200 bales;
Zealand 1900 bales: secured, Sdqls 101sd greasy,
..-,r I'd. Buenos Ayres. 100 bales; greasy,
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. March 6. 1900, as
furnished by Theo Stein. abstracter OF titles,
corner Pennsylvania and Market streets. Indian
apolis, Suite 229. first Office floor. The Lemcke.
Telephone 1850:
Julia z. Ashley TO George T. Ashley. part
of Lot s, Robert Hanna's heirs addition. 81, 900
Theo Reyer. commissioner, to William
Devere. part of northeast quarter Town
ship s, Section Is. Range 3................ $500
Samuel Purcell to Silas Tyner, part Of
northeast quarter Township "a, Section
IL. Range 8; also part of northeast quar-
ter Township a. Section II. Range 8; also
part OF southeast quarter Township "a.
Section IT, Range 8: also part of south
west quarter Township a. Section IL,
Range 1900
Doras Baker to Esta F. Culbertson Lot
4. Bakers West Washington street addi-
tiOu 0UV
Marion Investment Company TO Caroline
Speasmaker, Lot 50. Reagan Park addi-
tion ........................... $500
Total transfers. S; consideration. ...... s27 200
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NEW YORK, March ga special inspec-
tor of the custom house and a special agent
OF the treasury have seized Rubens's IA
nous picture, THE Holy Family" at the
gallery of a Fifth-avenue art dealer The
painting was entered at the local custom
house on Dec. IL last by Eugene Fischoff.
an art dealer. 1t was valued at $25. 900 and
was passed by the United States appraisers
and duty was paid on the fixed valuation
II has since been ascertained that the
painting was undervalued some $780, hav-
ing been sold at executors sale of the es-
tate of Sir Cecil Miles. Bart. In London
last May, for fS.715, about $4,000. The seiz-
ure was ordered because Of this alleged uu-
dervaluatiop.
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AT NEW YORK.
Marked Advances In Cereals and Ger

Marked Advances In Cereals and Ger.
cal PrOducts-Other Markets Steady.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Flour-Receipts,
fair; active on desirable grades of both
spring and winter flour. Buckwheat flour
nominal: $1.5OQ175.
Wheat-Receipts. 5000 bu; exports, 1901
bu. Spot frmer; No. red. 7iAc, elevator;
No. 2 red, 761sc f. o. b. afloat, in store; No.
1 Northern Duluth, 7Shc f. o. b. afoat.
prompt; No. 1 hard Duluth, sO1sc f. o. b.
afioat, prompt. Options opened steady on
satisfactory English cables, and after
sharp setback, due to unloading, rallied,
and were strong ali day. closing firm at
&c to &c net advance. The late strength
was helped by cold-wave rumors, active
ST. Louis covering, and general covering in
favor of light export business. March
closed at 75sc: May. 71S6721zc closed at
722sc; July. ns4G72 S-16c, closed at 721zc.
Corn-Receipts, 41,925 blu; exports, IL, 400
blu. Spot firm: No. 2. fisc 4. o. b. afioat;
4111c, elevator. Options opened steady
with wheat. and afterwards developed
marked strength on prospects of light re-
ceipts, small country acceptanceS and COW
ering. Closed at 1sc net advance. May.
50 1-l6d4Ohc. closed at 4Ol4c; July closed at
4eAsc
Oats-Receipts. S. 400 bu exports, 52975
bu- Spot steady; No. 2. 2Sl4c; No. g. Csc:
No. white. 3lAc; No. white, 30&.c; track
mixed Western. 2S14G30c track white, 3lG
CSC. Options dull, but firmly held.
Cutmeats steady; picked bellies, S6.50I
$50. Lard firm: Western steamed. s6l5:
refined firm. Tallow quiet: city CS2 per
package). 5.3sc; country packages free,
5asQ5izc. Cotton-seed oil dull; prime crude,
Ssled3ic: prime yellow. S6l4@37c.
Coffee-Futures opened steady. with
prices unchanged TO points lower, Euro
pean cables beng unsatisfactory; ruled
steader or covering, with sellers scarce.
following the recent protracted decline and
fears of a reaction. but the undertone was
not vigorous and speculation was slack all
day, closing steady at and 10 points net
advance. Total sales reached n $50 bags
including: March. 675Gl6.S5c; April. 6.75c;
May. 6.70d6. Sc; July, 6.S5q6. soc: September
G.sOd7c; October. 696c; December. 1851 25c
Spot steady; No. Rio. sac nominal Job
bling. sac; mild steady; Cordova. slxQ14c.
sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. l3-l6c
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Deaths.

Roland Easley. fifty-four years, Hubbard
block, paresis.
Myrtle Masters, twenty-five years, 527
North Davidson street, commissions.
Jacob Wormser, forty-two years, $40
South Illinois. Bright's disease.
Anna Gray. thirty years. 1o06 North Mis-
souri,, tuberculosis.
Jessie Goons, eight months. 2319 West
Walnut, meningitis.
Flora Sturm, two years. 1915 Madison
avenue. scarlet fever.
John Lane, eighteen years, Oil West
Twenty-fifth street, pneumonia.
Samuel Jackson. fifty-four years, 81
West Eleventh street, pneumonia.
La Roy Hostetler, ten years, 1916 Blake,
Inflammation of brain.
Elizabeth Asmus. fifty-nine years, La
fayette road, heart disease.
Mary Judge, ffty-eight years, 1913 South
Illinois street, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Joseph T. Harper. seventy-two years. S29
North New Jersey, nephritis.
Carrie F'reeburg. eighty-six years, 1885
East Nebraska street, bronchitis.
Katherine Whalen. seventy years, 1103
Park avenue, casoinoma-
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, March 6-The market shows no
material change in cotton goods to-day. An
average amount OF business has been done in
spot goods, but the demand for forward deiiy-
cries has ruled quiet. Compared with recent
days the market shows only small number OF
price changes, but these again advanced
Business for export has been a limited scale
this week Staple prints are very firm. with
steady demand. but fancies continue quiet par
ticularly in the best grade calicoes. There was
no change in ginghams in either staple dress
styles. Print cloths are quietly firm in narrow
makes. Wide odds advanced &c. Mems wear
woolens and worsteds are dull in all grades with
out change in prices.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, March e.-Credit balances 81 ss:
certificates no bid offer. Shipments So 493
brls; average 65 400 brls; runs. 49, 672 brs aver
age, 1881 brls.
WILMINGTON, March 6.-Spirits turpeutine
firm at 53G53lzc Rosin dull at 81 35Gll. 40. Crude
turpentine. nothing doing. Tar steady at ST. 20.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Petroleum steady
Rosin steady. Turpentine steady at 56G5eiac.
MONTPELIER, March 6-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. sl2l; North Lima, 12s.
CHARLESTON. March 6.-Turpentine market
firm at SIC. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, March s.-The metal market In
general way, continued to be a very tame
affair There was no change in official quota
tions except that spelter raised five points
with the market firm al the close at 4.7OG4. 75c
Iron continued dull and easy; lake copper closed
and nominal with nothing doing CSC: lead
was quiet and unchanged closing at 4.7014. 75c
The brokers price for lead is 4.45c, and for
copper. l6. SOC.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, March s.-Cotton opened
strong and closed quiet: sales 6. 80 bales Ordi-
nary 3-l6c; good ordinary. 1l-lec: low mid
ding. 91sc middling Sasc; good middlng. slice;
middling fair 13-l6c. Receipts, 1888 bales
stock, 37i, 800 bales.
NEW YOnK March e.-Spot cotton closed dull;
middling uplands l3-Iec; middling gulf. 10 l-16c
sales. gS5 bales.
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centrifugal, s6 test 5-16c: molasses sugar.
CSC. Refined irregular; No. 6. 460c; No Z.
4.55c; Nc. s, 450c; No. 3, 495c; No. 10. 440c:
No. II, 435c; No II. 4.3Oc; No. 13. 43Oc; No.
IA. 430c; standard A, 4.90c; confectioners
a, 4.9oc; mould A. 435c; cut loaf 5.5Oc;
crushed, $500; powdered, 5.2c; graduated,
= loo. cubes 8 sc
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Murderer Die. i'm Jail.

ATLANTA, Ga, March edward G.
Flanagan, who murdered Miss Ruth Slack
and her uncle at Decatur. a suburb OF
Atlanta. In 1895. died in the jail there this
morning. Flanagan has had four trials and
three times has the death sentence been
given him. It is believed by many that he
was insane.
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BARLEY, Ca, March 6.-Dan Minis,
young farmer living twenty miles from
here. was brutality murdered last night
by two negro boys. Mrs. Minis tried TO
get away from the negroes but they cap
tured her, killing her baby and beat the
woman so badly that her life is despaired
OF. Officers with dogs have gone from
here to aid in the pursuit.
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NEW YORK, March 6-The Market for evap-
Grated apples was steady but quiet at unchanged
prices. California dried fruits ruled dull and
featureless. State evaporated apples common.
4::sg5Sc; prime 6ashe; choice. 797iac: fancy.
pourd Apricots-RoyaI lsTi15c: Moor pail
i5Q1Sc. Peaches-PeeIed. 1sd22c; unpeeled, 7Ikflec
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lambs. Sc 75Ge 90: yearlings. s6.l5ds25: muttons.
Ss5 60: stockers and feeders. s4550; culls. sSaf-
ST. LOUIS, March 6.-Cattle-Recetpts, Sloo.
Including 1900 Texans. Market steady. Native
shipping and export steers. $. sSQoSs: dressed
beef and butcher steers. Si25ff5; steers under
loo lbs $300a430: stockers and feeders. 8. 50
G465: COWS and heifers. s2QiSo; Gamers Is
az So bulls s.. sofft50: Texas and Indian steers.
SsQ4 Is: cows and heifers. 81 50ff3.50.
HoRs-Receipts. 5000. Market easier. Pign
and lights. A.75aI.S5; packers. sa.7sqAso: BUTCH
sheep-Receipts 500 Market duh and slow.
Native muttons. S.5045.s5. lambs, s60Io5. culls
and bucks SG4.T5
NEW YORK. March 6-Beeves-Receipts 1.ss1.
ali for slaughter and exporters Nothing doing,
feeling steady Gables quote refrigerator beet
Ice higher. Exports tomorrow. Isl cattle and
2 600 quarters OF beef.
CalVes-Receipts, %. Market STEADY: choice
veals. $50: little calves. ~; Southern calves.
S33.
sheep and lambs-Recelpts. So Feeling weak !.
one car lambs sold at $50 "a cars unsoiu
Hogs-Recepts. l5ss. Feeling weak Nominal
quotations. sS.i595.35
CINCINNATI. March s-Hoxs easy a A 1cax
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-07
Marriage Licenses.

David Primus and AIDE HILL
William +. McCabe and Dottie Thomp-
son.
Henry Bonner and Maggie Kelly.
George Moore and Mahalie Jackson.
Harry w. Miner and Mae Owens.
Edward c. Utter and Nellie Schwick.
Richard c. d. Johnson and Ore Mabel
Warfield
Leo Johantzer and Maggie Schaefer.
Arthur w. Rhynearson and Daisy M.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-07
BufIdfur Permits.

W. J. Amos and wife, frame house
Sturm avenue, between State avenue and
Arsenal avenue: cost 1000.
w. III. Eastman. repairs, AZ East Ohio
street. cost $50.