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CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-Cattle-Receipts 45cc
The weeks receipts Were the largest since 1894
market steady 10 slow; good TO butcher stock
dull: Gamers strong Natives: Best on sale to-
day. two carloads at $40: good to prime steers
s5.25d575; poor TO medium, A.2off5.l5; selected
feeders steady at 49, 75d4.40: mixed stockers, s22j
03.75; cows, $2T0d42s; heifers. s2-75q4.60:
ners s2G2 e5; bulls s2. 60d4.s5; calves weak and
lever at s350a5.50 Texans: Texas fed steers.
s4G4 So; grass steers s3.25g4.15; Texas bulls.
81 5od32
Hogs-Recelpts to-day $1,000: tomorrow Is. coo.
orally steady and active. closing strong Tcp.
H95; mixed butchers, 4.60efz9 So; good TO choice
heavy, sa7og4 92lk: rongh heavy w AS5a4e'; light.
Sheep-Receipts. $3.50 Choice sheep and lambs
steady; others slow. Good to choice wethers. 81
@4.so; fair 70 choice mixed. S55af: Western
sheep s4d4.25; Texas sheep. s2.50Q3s0; native
lambs. s4.4oG5.SO; Western lambs. A75as.25.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 23-cat;Ie-Receipts, 3. 900
natives. 45c Texans 10 calves A few early
sales a shade stronger; market closed steady
at yesterdays values. Native steers 81 6565. GO:
stockers and feeders. ssd4 20; butcher cows and
heifers 1855; Gamers. $2.5063: fed Westerns
ss.csQ505: wintered Texans. s.. 59G375: grass
Texans s3Qs50; calves So 5eG5
Hogs-Receiptr. io:oco. The market was fairly
N.so@4s5; mixed. A.sSa4s5; light, As5g4s7sz;
pigs. "a 65m475.
light to satisfy the demand; early saies steady.
but active competition strengthened values, and
the close ioc higher Lambs @.s065.25:
muttons, $3.65Qi.S0; stockers and feeders. 50 go
AIS: culls s2.7563.25
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23--Cattie-Receipts 1.soo. in
Guiding 9C0 Texans. The market was steady. Ma
tive shipping and export steers. A.ssG5 co. dressed
beef and butcher steers. HG5l0 steers under
LOCO lbs. 5000 co; stockers and feeders. 81 500
40; cows AMI heifers. 2Q47S; Gamers slZsq
215: bulls. s2 s0Q325: Texas and Indian steers
Sc. e5Gl4 co: and heifcrs 50 30d3 =.
Hogs-Rcce.rts. SSo0 The market was strong
10 a shade higher. Pigs and lights. A75@is5:
packers. s4-7504.sz: butchers. $s5a4sS
Sheep-Receipts. 500 The market steady
Native muttons. AS5eff; lambs A.5o45.le: culls
and bucks. s.. Loaf: stockers. H.s5
SOUTH OMAHA. Nov. observation-disclosures,
$50 Handy fat beeves steady. rough grades
10, lower Native beef steers. &2jds 40; Vert
steers steady at $4G4. 60: Texas steers lower
at s.. zs03 70. cows and heifers Zoe lower al SO
375 Gamers. t.5oQ2-s0s ssockers and feeders
steady TO strong at 81 30<l4s0: calves firm at s.
de bulls. stage. etc. <2Hf.fo.
Hogs-Receifts. 1900. The market was a
shade 20 SC higher. closing weak. Heavy. $AUn
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6sso: mixed. s4771zG4 so: light. s470a4. 751sl
pigs. $s75G4.c5: bulk OF sales. $s-77ssH4 50.
Sheep-Receipts, 800. The market was steacys
Fed muttons. s.. S5fI4 10: Westerns 2.sJQf: stOch
sheep s.. s014; lambs. - 25fl5-2o.
EAST BUFFALO. Nov. 23.-Receipts-cattle.
&c cars: sheep and lambs. II cars: hogs. ~ cars
Shipments-Cattle. IS cars; sheep and lambs. 3
cars; hogs. q cars.
Cattle-Market unchanged: calves IA fcir sup
ply: light demand and lower. Choice 10 extra.
S.2tQ750 good TO choice. Sd7.50
Sheep and Lambs-Cxhoice lambs IN better de-
mand and higher. Choice 20 extra, s.. Iof7s- 3.
good to choice Asoa5.lo; sheep. mixed. $50
49, wethers. s.s5Hi10: Canada iamos choice
20 extra e. 25G535 good TO choice. 81 s5ff5.
Hogs-The market opened sc 20 Toe higher: forty
Heavy. s5.O5G5l5: Workers. So pigs, $3.50; roughs.
s4-5064e0: stays. s3.75G425.
NEW YORK. Nov. zs-Beeves-Receipts. <.el2
Steers very dun and l0c 10 zoe lower. bulls and
cows steady 20 a shade higher. Steers. 50 75d5.SS:
Shipments. 500 cattle. 1850 sheep and 4.2ec quar-
tiers % beef
Calves-Rece.pts. ia. Veals dull: grasSors
slow and easy. Veals. AaS; grasstrs. 81 25GzE3:
fed and mixed calves, N.75G35o.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. AGO. Sheep slow
and very steady; good lambs shade lower: 9TH
steady sheep. 2G35o: cuils slEo0l.7o:
lambs. S05.l5: extra. &25; Canada lambs. "a
SIS: lambs. ssd3.s5-
Hogs-ReceIpts. 4sss. The market was noml-
naliy Arm
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2s.-Hogs active AZ saz
4s.so.
Cattle steady at $3.50
sheep dun al Si.25G2-0 Lambs luil AZ ssGs S.
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AT NEW YORK.
Weaker Tone Prevails Throughout
Practically the Entire List.

Practically the Entire List.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Flour-Receipts, 10, s31
brls; exports. 21.070 bris. The market was easier
and less active. rejecting the break in wheat.
Wheat-Receipts, los, 700 bu; exports 1898 bu.
Spot easy: No red. 7s1<c T. o. b. afoat, 7sNc.
elevator: No. 1 northern Duluth. s31ic I. o. b.
afioat: No. 1 hard Duluth. seize (. o. b. a1oat.
Options experienced q sharp loss to-day. The
decline started with disappointing cables and
beari.h Argentine news, but developed later into
unmistakable November liquidation. which de-
stroyed all OF yesterdays Improvement and left
sentiment rather discouraged over the outlook.
St Louis selling. small cearances and a light
export trade also helped the decline. Closed
closed at sOasc: May. 70 7-l6QsO S-16c, closed dt
79kc; November closed at 7s%c; December.
rs 1s-1sGT7 7-1sc, closed at 1Ac
Corn-Receipts TITS bu: exports, ,946 bu.
Spot easy; NJ. 2, l6c. elevator. and 461zc T. o. b..
afioat Options were queter and quite weak. in
sympathy with wheat, improved weather West,
talk Of larger receipts and unsatisfactory cables
Closed weak at M0Ac net decline: May. 42h1
AZ 5-16c. closed at i2sc; December, 43 l3-leG
"A 1-1ec, closed at 433sc.
Oats-Receipts 74.soo bu: exports 500 bu
Spot firm; No. 3 26l.c; No. 3. 25S4c; No. white.
2sc No; 8 white. eslsc track mixed Western:
barely steady.
Lard firm: Western steamed. s7e5. Refined
firmer; continent 1916 South American S. 40:
compound. seas. i2,s. Tailow firm: city css for
package), &c; country packages free). 4a495kc.
Cotton-seed oil easy; prime crude, 2992slsc; prime
yellow, 321sG33c.
Conee-spot Rio weak; No. invoice. re
Mild quiet Cordcva 9isdl3kc.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 3zsc; centrif-
rgal 90 test. 4ssc.cu,olasses sugar. sac Re-
nned weak and nominal; No. 6. 5o5c: No. T.
495c; No. s, 4S5c; No. Q. 4.75c; No. TO- 47Oc; No.
Il. 4;ssc; No. z. 4sec; Ne. ID. 4:sOc: No:
A, 5.4Oc; mold A. 5.s5c; cut Loaf &C., crushed. &C;
powdered. soc: graduated. 5.6Oc; cubes. 5.75c.
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"What If."

What IT, some pleasant morning,
Without notice, word warming
There should be a fleet of warshps brought to
anchor near our shore,
And a Chinese missionary
Should announce, with manner airy:
''Ho, my sinful, erring brethren, you shall grope
for light no morey
What If this yellow preacher
Should assert-the nervy creature
That he'd heard of all the wickedness existing
in land.
And that, therefore. he'd concluded
To reclaim the poor, deluded
People here. and teach the blessings OF the faith
that he thought grand?
What IL he'd tell us coolly,
That he'd come honestly and truly
Initiated all methods OF reforming pagan
men,
And had brought a feet of cruisers,
That his force might not be losers,
IT. the efforts to restore US to religion once
again?
What If he'd "feel regretfuT
That we had been forgetful
As to send our missionaries TO the other hem
isphere
And permitted all our brothers
And the folks class Others"
To go whizzing 10 perdition with the pace
they're making here?
What If? Wen. IL he. did so.
IL he said we had backslid So
We would grasp him by his garments so con-
veniently Stacked;
We'd fire him. and his religion.
But we'd murmur: I'm his pigeon
English. he has very nearly pointed out a solemn
fact
w. ID. Nesbit. in Baltimore American.
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Poultry and Other Produce.
THE JoBBING TRADE.

(The quotations given below are the .a1I,,s
prices of the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.
Corn 75cf7s1.25 . Peaches-Eastern stanas.s
h. s26225; 3-lb secondr, slsoQ2; Californ,s
Observation-Disclosures 2-lb, S5Gsoc, 20 e.
berries, 3-lb. s1-25qi.30; piLeapples standsrg
lib. 81. S5Q1.so; choice. s2a2 10: cove oysfers T.
h. full weight. s1.055i.l0: light. 6OdS5c: striny
beans s-Ib sOas5c: Lima beans 81 aoai p. nsss
sters 81. S5Q2 red cherries. sOcQsi; strawberr,ss
s59soc: salmon. lib. s5cGs2; 5-lb tomatoes. SD
soc. '~
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-stick. 7ikc per lb common mixed.
7ixc grocers' mixed. 6kc: Banner twist sticE'
Slfc cream mixed. 10f1fic; old-time MIXED silo'
walnuts. 12414c: Brazil nuts. 126l5c. dIberts
lsc; peanuts. roasted. 7Gsc; mixed nuts. isc.
ConI and Coke.
burg 81; winifrede 81; Raymond 81; jackson
81 Island City lump. 50; lump coke lie per b,,
s.. 20 per % bu; crushed coke. 13c per bu 81 ,,
FER % bu; Blossburg s. per ton: ConneiisviiI.
Brazil block. $3.50 per ton: smokeless coal s. Der
ton v -
Drugs.
Alcohol. 81. 55Q2. 20: asafoetida, 25Q3oc: alum
2.zQic: eamphor. esa70c cochineal. 5odss5c; caior
oforrn ssgsoci copperas brls. soc; cream tartar,
senni s sSg4oc; magnesia. carb:. s.oz. 2oq2sc:
i4i6c: oil. castor. per cal. si.15p1 rs; oil Der.
cannot. per H. s.: on'um. 81 1909 %: quinine' p.
salts. EPSON. 1hG4c; sulphur hour, 2xfi5c: "a
peter, l09iic: turpentine a79s5c glycerine. i50
sVc; iodide potassium. 20; bromide potss-
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ALL GRAINS DECLINING
EVEN PHILLIPS NOVEMBER CORN
REACTS A FULL CENT.
Wheat Three-Qunrters and Oats a
shade Lower-Aggressive Buying
of Provisions Stiffens Prices.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23-December wheat, de-
messed by cables and Argentine shipments.
closed &c lower to-day. Corn was quiet
and closed easy, November 1c and Decem-
Der 11kc down. Oats closed a shade lower
and provisions 2lkG5c to 22ikc higher.
1t was quiet day in the wheat pit The
news had in it nothing which could be
twisted by bulls into ray of hope. and
LIQUIDATION continued with scarcely any in
terruption until near the end of the session.
Liverpool closed SAID lower, in the face
of steadiness here yesterday Argentine
shipments, according to board figures, were
$4,000 bu, compared with $4,000 bu the
week previous and 100000 the correspond
ing week a year ago. December opened
1IGssc to s40kc lower, at 707sc to 7o9sc, and
declined during the forenoon TO 7olsc. Here
the market steadied and later, under the
influence of a moderate cash demand and
prediction that the visible would show
decrease Monday. the market reacted and
closed steady, SIC under yesterday. at 1OSs9
7GAc. Seaboard clearances in wheat and
flour were equal to 4l4,00o bu. Primary re-
ceipts aggregated 665, 900 blu, compared with
100000 bu last year. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported 474 cars, against 482 last week
and 740 a year ago. Local receipts were
1852 cars, none of which graded contract.
New York reported ten loads taken for
export
Corn was quiet and e9sy, the factors be-
ing good weather and a prospect of in
creased country offerings. 1t was chiefly
a scalping market. December sold between
363sc and 35s4c and closed nc lower, at $3.50.
George H. Phillips, who controls the No
vember corn option, was doing nothing to-
day. and In consequence deals in the cor
nered option were few and far between
Corn for delivery this month opened 15c
up at 46c, and sold down to 43c. The close
was 1c under yesterday, at 441kc. The grain
inspection officer refused to pass corn
which had been doctored in an attempt TO
make Ii into contract grade to deliver to
Mr.. Phillips on the day of reckoning. Lo-
cal receipts were 1863 cars, nineteen of con-
tract grade.
Oats were even duller than usual and lit
tie business was done except in the way or
changing December holdings for May at a
premium for the latter of 2b@2Ac. Re-
ceipts were 136 cars December sold be-
tween 217bG22c and 2l3sQ21Bc, and closed
shade lower, at N1sc
Provisions were rather easy early, in
f1uenced by heavy hog receipts, but turned
firm later on buying by influential local
operator, whose deals formed a hint for
shorts to come in and cover. January pork
closed 22lkc higher, at So; January lard &c
higher, at $3.50, and January ribs 219Qoc
higher, at $685..
Estimated receipts tomorrow - Wheat.
los cars; corn, 430 cars; oats. 145 cars; hogs,
1900 head.
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VITAL STATISTICS-N0v. %.


Bertha and c. w. Goode. 2233 Dewey avenue
boy.
Mrs. and Preston Partridge. $50 West Pear
street, boy
May and William oHaver SOC West Twenty.
eighth street boy.
Nellie and William Z. Myers. 1895 West TWEEN
ty-eghth street, boy.
Arlie and John Dooley, 1888 West Thirtietl
street, girl
Annie and Bernard Spander. Ill Downey ave.
nue. boy.
Josephine and Frank Mulvany, 1889 Lee street
boy.
Josephine and John Pfeffer. city. girl
Kate and John Funk. 1912 Chestnut street boy
Clara and Fred Vebele city, girl
Cora and Emil Stoeffer, 1874 Madison avenue
boy.
Ella and William Healy. 3O5 North State street
girl
Mary and Nathaniel Davis, 2217 Yandes street
boy.
Alma and Harry L. Smith, Norwood, boy.
Lille and Charles Colbert, 233 West Walnut
street, girl.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. Nov. 2s.-Spirits of turpentine
nothing doing and prices unchanged. Rosin
steady at S-20d1.25 Crude turpentine firm at
N.40 10 81 40 Tar steady at s1-55.
OIL CITY, Nov. 23.-Credit balances. sl.05; GER
tlfcates-no bid. Shipments, Sc EOS brs. average,
ss5S1 brls; 166. s33 brls: sl462 brs.
MONTPELIER. Nov. 23-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, 74c per brl; North Lima.
&c.
CHARLESTON. Nov. ,23.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 3Si5c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. Nov. 23.-Spirits OF turpentlne
firm at 39c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-Petroleum dull. Rosin
quiet. Turpentine quiet at 42i&Q43c.
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Pension. for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued TO the following
named Indanans:
Original-Frederick Kaiser, Evansville S.
Additional-Joseph Madden INDIANAPOLIS IS
George w; Dale. Franklin. IS: Isaac b. Payne,
Eluffton. -.
A. Rea Culver 81.
Renewal-Randolph Miller. Sullivan S.
Increase-Wiliam D. Oaks, Duncan. S12: Gran
Vile Merryman North Madison. $50 Urlah
Chapman, Eckerty. ssl; Samuel b. .3yers. Sol
diers' Home. Lafayette, s24: Robert II. smith,
Ehrmandaie. so.
Original Widows. etc--Sarah j. Ellis Peru
minors OF James <. Kits Hayden. $40, Lydia
Woods National Military Home. Marion. s.;
Uland. Neville. s.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fourteen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Nov. %. 1900 as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, 129 East Market street. Both tele-
rhones 1905:
Jerry s. Hall to Charles F. Beach ct ux
west half Of Lot GA. town of Irvington.. 5000
part of Lot T. Patterson's subdivision of
square 1900
north half of Lot b. Burton & Camp
bells Park Place addition. ............... 5000
Charles r. Winter ct al. to Albert ID.
Bowen 5Tsstss y, Lot r s i ssrrns subdivi-
John Starts to Selenia J. Morgan Lot Is,
Baileys heirs subdivision of Lots 81
to ~, inclusive, I. G. Harrison Co.'s
Alma w Wilson TO Carrie NJ Van Deinse.
Lot s. Edgewater 80
ux,, Lot &c. Square 2. Martindale's south
ADDITION . - =. $500
Lot 1l2. James Johnson's Ohio
LS Seree Jones a't to Harriet NJ Kelly Lot s''
Fletcher's Homestead addition. ......... sou
VIM. Smith to Thomas F. Brewer. Lot
164 Reagen Park .......................... $50
AZ. Alvord & Co.'S subdivision. Butler
& Fletcher's addition. Observation-Disclosures. 6Ooo
julius A. Lemcke to Levi s Person Lots
II, y. IS, 80. 81. IS. SO. Block 10; and Lots
and Lots II re 70 T. Block s. 81 gea sl0rk a S
dition also Lots l TO 80 in Lemcke's
julius A Lemcke to Levi Pierson. Lots i''OV
Is TO p. Block IA. and Lots IS to %.
Henry C. Strickler TO Matilda c. Moore
east half OF Lot 2, Fletchers subdvi-
sion of outlot s.2so
Transfers. IA; total consideration .sn. $40
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Wool.

BOSTON. Nov. 23-The Commercial Bulletin
will say tomorrow of the wool market: The
tone of the wool market is confident. There is a
good. healthy demand and Generalization
from the failures, and dealers look for better
times. Foreign markets frmer. Melbourne
is up per cent. and Liverpool advanced ed on
most India stock. T. B. Hartley's wool will
not b. sacrificed, but sold at the market prices.
The sales of the week were 4429. 900 lbs domestic
and 800 900 lbs foreign total of 1888 900 lbs for
this week against total of 4,94i,00 lbs last
week and total of u 352 600 lbs the correspond
ing week last year The receipts to date show a
decrease of 2S4 944 bales domestic and increase
OF $500 bales foreign against last year. The
sales to date show a decrease of IA, 775, 700 lbs
domestic and 5.304, 800 lbs foreign.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Nov 2s-Tin was a shade off
from yesterdays closing figure. owing to the
somewhat unfavorabe advices from abroad and
the absence of buyers. and closed easy at Is. c5fJ
2S.S5c. The rest of he list continues quiet and
nominally unchanged. Pig iron warrants were
quiet at s9.50G1050. Lake copper quiet at It. $50
17c Lead and spelter quiet at 427c and 400
4S5c. respectively Tho brokers' price for lead
&c. and for copper lie.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.-sIetas steady. Lead
quiet at 4.25c. Spelter firm at Loo.
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s7%c; May s7zc. oats-Cash. 224c: December.
z5kc: May, 25isc. Rye. 5lc. Cloysr seed quiet
and lower: 1899. prime, $50; December and
March. s62ik.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 23.-Flour dull Wheat
nominal: No red, 1slsc. Corn frmer; No;
mixed, 5T1zc- Oats dull. No mixed 23izc- Rye
easier: No g SIC. Lard hrmer at s7.05. Bulk
meats firm at $40. Bacon active at ss.35. Whis-
Ky firm at sf.25. Sugar quiet
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. g. -Wheat-Cash. Hisc:
December 72Ad72kc; May, 75%c. On tracK: 20.
hard. 76i*c; No 1 northern, 7ilsc; No north
ern. 72zc.
MILWAUKEE,. Nov. 2S-Barley steady; No.
2 5sl60c, sample 45Q57c.
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BEDFORD. Mass. Nov. z3.-The two
lower classes at Tufts College which last
Wednesday voted 10 abolish the traditional
Tufts flag rush. were represented I'm joint
meeting by two committees to-day and a
vote was passed by large majority 10
establish flag rush for the old-time strux-
gle. This new rush viii be far less danger
Gus than the one in vogue heretofore. be-
cause fewer men viii be engaged II will
last for only brief time. Twelve referees
from the upper classes will prevent ali
smuggling and Unnecessary roughness
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Live poultry weak and
the demand light: Fowls. per Id. Sc: chickens,
&c; turkeys Sc; ducks. per pair. 500l65c; geese.
sl6l.S5. Dressed-Heavy supplies. with slow
demand and market unsettled on turkeys. chick
ems and fowls Spring chickens easier; dry
picked fancy, &c.
CHICAGO. Nov. addressed poultry active;
turkeys, 9Ikc; chickens 61z@7lzc.
ST LOUIS Nov. 23.-Poultry dull; chickens,
SC: turkeys, &c; ducks, &C.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2s.-Poultry firm; chick
ems, &c; turkeys, &c.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The chief feature in
cotton goods to-day has been advance of &c
Fer yard in several leading tickets of bleached
nuslins. of which stocks exhausted. In
brown sheetings and drills the situation is un-
changed. Print cloths firm, but business
limited. Denims, ticks, plaids and other coarse
cclored cottons very firm. Business moderate
Prints are in about average request at previous
prices Linens firm, with fair demand. Burlaps
in Indifferent request. but prices firm.
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Suspected of Train Robbery,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 23.-Two men
of eight arrested here to-day and charged
with vagrancy are suspected of connec-
ton with the Iron Mountain train rob-
berry at Clifford Wednesday night At
Stuttgart to-day Deputy Sheriff Joseph
Smith arrested five men supposed TO be THE
train robbers. The men were making their
way north on the Cotton Belt road
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 23-Cotton steady
Sales, $3.50 bales Ordinary, sac: good ordinary.
sac: low middling, arc; mddling. SIC; good
midding. 10isc; middling fair 10 7-i6c. Re
ceipts. 11,o06 bales; stock. 29i SCI bales
NEW YORK. Nov 23--Cotton closed steady;
midding uplands. 1014c; middling gulf. l0ikc.
Sales As bales
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Hogs-hecelpts, zoO' shipments z'4cV. Inc
quality generally fair. being made up OF all
grades which well suited to the demands Of
the trade The supply was rather liberal and
with strong demand all offerings found ready
sale at strong shade higher prices. The
market opened active. with strong demand
from order buyers. who had liberal orders that
they were anxious TO I'LL. and trade ruled active
throughout. The bulk of the sales was made at
$3.50 20 s4s7ik. with medium and heavy weights
at s4.S71z to As2is. The closing strong.
with some late orders untitled. Quotations:
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J. v. Baxter. barn. 1901 Harlan street: cost.
$3.50
George Koths. repairs. 1914 Broadway; cost.
$50
4. Hoberg. repairs, 535 TO 537 West Washing
ton street; cost, $50.
VIM. X Schwartz. remodel. 4s3 West washing
ton street: cost, S75.
VIM. Farley. frame house. Mt. Jackson; cost,
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Cash quotations Were follows: Flour dull
and unchanged. No. spring wheat e5ls@Ilc;
No. red. 7111G73hc No. corn, 43q44c; No
yellow 44c. No. 3 white oats. 2sA@27c; No. 3
white. 24l4G27c No; rye. 45c Fair to choice
mailing barley, $4,000. No. 1 faxseed, $169l1V
LII; No. / Northwestern. s171. Prime timothy
seed, s.10d420. Glover seed. contract grade
SIC. Mess pork. per bri, so S7ikG11. Lard. per
100 lbs. 81 2od725 Short-rib sides 0oose), ss. "a
Dry-salted shoulders tboxed), S5.Szd6.121z.
Short-clear sides (boxed) S.. S5d695.
Receipts-Four, 1900 brs: wheat. $1,000 bu:
corn. 262 600 bu; oats. 131O0O blu; rye, 5000 blu;
barley 70. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, IL. 900 brls:
wheat, 335 600 bu. corn. 81. 600 bu oats, 235 900
bu: rye, 5000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-The market for evap-
orated apples ruled rather quiet but firm at
fully sustained prices, with fair amount of
activity noted. State common quoted at
from &c TO &C; prime. 4%G5i.c; choice, 5IzQsc;
fancy, 6Q61c. California dried fruits were in
active Prunes were quoted nominaly the
basis of 31zqS1zc per Id, to size and quality
Apricots-Royal, 11Q14c; Moor Park. 15q1ec
Peaches-Peeled, l6G20c; unpeeled, case.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-24

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPO-
LIS, Nov. 23.-Cattle-Receipts, 1lS; shipments.
a. The supply was rather light and of only fair
quality consisting chiefly Of light steers and
mixed butcher stock. The market remains an
much the same condition for some time past.
being very dull and lifeless and very unsatis-
factory to the selling interest The outlook is
not encouraging for the future. Trade
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-24

PIERRE. s. D.. Nov. 23-The Supreme
Court has handed down two opinions i'm
which the question of libel of men who are
candidates for public office Is decided both
cases being I'm favor of the papers which
criticised men who were candidates for Of
fee.
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Deaths.

Ida F. Glassburn. three years. 1885 Blaine
avenue, Group.
Rebecca Jane Tingle, sixty two years, rear 1929
Martindale avenue, pneumonia.