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lower. Tops s5.57lk; mixed and butcher stock,
roughs. heavy. ssso95.4O; light. $685. az: bulk
OF sbeenReceipts 1000. Sheep weak to ioc lower;
wooded sheep about all gone :, ~e eSei ism 3s
steady sh2rn lamps W. rSo,ce m,9ed ss 7sS5 "a:
R MssssrR an snee Western iaIas. s
EAST BUFFALO. April A.-Tspecial. Ram
SON. Mansheid & Co. live stock commissions
cattie-Receipts. cars, with FOLLOWERS. Mar
prospects fair. veais s4as.
Ret sog 20 and SC c Ows. s90d mixed pas
ers. s5.sOG5.65; mediums and heavy. S.7egs.6;
xsh the best on for
past hardly enough here 10 form quotations
cnSce , mss sS c Mpp shasp Common 20
Choice wethers. clipped lambs, culls 10 good.
s5a650. Market closed firm.
NEW YORK. April A-Beeves-Receipts nome
No fresh arrivals and no trading; feeling steady.
Eaoes quote M cn az ysrnoo iIaic and South
American cattle iealoze: s sefrigerator 80 ,se
Quarter SSss as 4 beef as Quarters
but steady. iss held over Common 10 choice
sale. shsss steady: lambs Ise % &c siehsr: an
shorn culls. S.: clipped lambs. ss,4oqsB.
ss SsomlSsiiy Weak sis al Tor
ST LOUIS April A-cattle-Re eipts. l7.ooa
including 800 Texans. Market STEADY. Native
shipping and export steers. 81 Sod5o5: dressed
beef and butcher steers. 81. 10: steers under
900 lbs slG4 90: stockers and feeders. sont. so
cows and heifers S2Q4-75. Gamers. H50H2. ~
bulls s3Qs. as; Texas and Indian steers. ss-sS4ss
cows and heifers. 81 e0Q3.S0.
Hogs-Recepts. 100 Market Sc lower. Pigs
and lights. sso5q5-sS; packers $-2s0S-<os butch
ers s.. f0Q5-55.
sheep-Receipts. 4so0. Market steady. Native
sss9ns s ssis ana nd ssss: spr'aS 'An''
KANSAS CITY. April A-caftle-Recsipta
$500 natives. $50 Texans Good active dem4n4(
stocKers and feeders S. ssas. IS butcher eo~s s11
heifers &s565i5: Gamers. 8. 40J -. ted Wo1&
ems Asoais5: Texans. ts.l54<.0
Hoss-Recsfpts- nsc. Market ec<lxs 40
mixed. }s,505 20: lixhs. IS lo((5-U; Q!Ga a.
n, ssss<pIksSss'p1s 80: n wsosss -.
c!HcINEAT1. Aprsl N--nocs es,i1 60 ~
s.: 3. ;':; Z = lkzs - -.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)

prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Canned Goods.
SOrn s,5 sS5 standara
standard ssic@sl 10: California seconds 81. soi2'
Miscellaneous Blackherries. 2-lb s5asoc: rasp-
lib as5gisO choice ssasio; cove oysters, i.lS.
full weight. sl0Sqll0; light. 60a65c; string
Peas marrowfats sscasi; early june :ioIf5
Holsters slS5a2 red cherries, socgsl: strawber-
Candies and Nuts.
sSs sc gsr @ %s, sses
Sc: cream mixed. &c; old-timc mixed. &C.
d.. ALMONDS ls@iss English
peanuts. roasted. 7qSc: mixed nuts. 1Oc.
Coal and Coke.
Kanawha. s:e5: Pittsburg. 81 Is; Raymond. si.25;
winlfrede. s4.25: Jackson. a.25; block. 1926;
81 - per 3 bu: Crushed coke. 12c per bu. s. per
:. bu; Blossburg, $ per ton; cOnnellsvilie coke.
Dry Goods.
Bleached sheetinss-Androscoggin L., nc:
esTasy No. e c &C. s 81
i Fun %ds Git 'T ESss se ' d sfn Hss
hin; T+c: Hope. &c; Linwood !lec: Lonsdale.
ST. i,ks se Peppere s ' Be- w fsppere Ten
&c; Androscoggin. 81. sc: Androscoggin. 1O-4.
&C. Boot c. sc; BUCKS Head. SIC: Clifton
Gee &c; Constitution. i0-inch. 6lsc; Carlisle 40
inch. &C: Dwight's Star, &c: Great Falls Il. size:
Great Falls J., 5i&c; Hii Fine. 7isc; Indian Head.
droscoggin. 81. &c: Androscoggin, lO-4. &c.
Prints-Ailen dress styles. SC: Aliens staples.
sc; Allen TR. &C; Aliens robes. sic: Amer
lean indigo. &c; Arnold long cloth, Il, SC; Arnold
Lie. &c: Cocheo fancy, Sic: Hamilton fancy,
she Merrmac pinks ana puppies &c; Pacific
f sas; Ses simsCns H01rnins e; SimPsOss
American shirting. ihc: black white. iisc; grays.
kid-nnished Cambrics-Edwards. &c; Warren.
3%c. slater, &c. GeneSee. &c.
Tickings-AmosAeag AGA. llkc: Conestoga.
BF. 1sc. Cords lao. rlsc: Cords IT. 11tsc
fancy. 15c: Ienox fancy. lSc; Methuen "A. 1Oisc
Oakland AT. &c: Portsmouth i1lsc: Susquehan-
ma l3c; Shetucket SW. size: Shetucket +. 6izc
Grain Bags-Amoskcag. $3.50; American.
SIS 20; Harmony siS,so; STARK SIS $3.50,
dress. 7c Bates. sac; Lancaster. SIC: Lancaster
Normandies. 7c; Renfrew dress. &c.
Alcohol. s245ef2.e0: asafetida. 25d3Oc: alum. 2is
Gic: camphor, s06i65c: cochineal 50fI55c; chloro-
form. 5Sss65c: copperas. bris 9oc: tar
tar pure. 300SSc; Indigo. 65uSoc: iicorice. Calab
genuine. ssss4ae. ,magnesia. earb: Fog. 20g22c:
i49isc: OIL castor. per gal. sl.loaieo: OIL ber-
ganot per H. $3.50; opium. 81 50fb3. 70; quinino.
p. & W.. per OF. s04l5c; balsam copaiba. 5s46ec:
soap. castle. FIR. 12Qi6e soda. b!carb-, css0Dec.
salts Epsosa. iizffsc; sulphur -four sis05c: salt
peter. 1o4-tc; turrentine esH5ec: glycerine ITO
soc; todide potassium. r6o&zss; bromide po-
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AT NEW YORK.



NEW YORK, April 4-Flour-Receipts,
4,7S9 brls; exports, 5000 brls. Market dull
and weaker. especially for the two grade
of winter extras. The general market
showed no change but was nominally lower
to sell; Minnesota patents. s3.7O@39o; win
ter extras, s2.6Oa2.S5. Corn meal steady;
yellow Western, SIC: city, SEC.
Wheat-Receipts, 81, $50 blu. Spot steady;
No. 2 red, 7Sl1c T. o. b. afloat; No. red,
751ec elevator; No. Northern Duluth, ~7634 C
f. o. b. afioat to arrive; No. ! hard Duluth,
77s4c f. O. b. afoat. Options opened steady,
with corn, and on better cables than ex-
pected, but sold off later because OF May
liquidation, splendid weather news and
light cables. In the afternoon the market
rallied, in sympathy with provisions and
corn. and closed firm at &c net advance:
May 72L@721kc, closed at 721sc; July 722sG
72ssc, closed at 72ssc; September, Y 15-l64
73lsc, closed at 73lsc.
bu Spot firm; No. 2, 47c f. o. b. afoat,
461hc elevator. Option market steady, sup
ported by shorts, who We're influenced by
higher cables, wet weather West and new
export rumors; closed firm at Sale net
higher; May. 437sq4ilsc. closed at 44c; July.
44IkG45c, closed at 447sc; September, 447s9
45I4c, closed at 45Ac.
Oats-Receipts, $500 bu: exports, % bu.
Spot steady; No. 2. Csc; No 3. 271zc: No.
white. 29l1c; No. 3 white, 2S1q2Sc; track
mixed Western. 2S029c: track white 29G
34c Options neglected and closed steady at
nc advance. May closed at 29s4c; No.
white oats May. closed at 29lsc.
Hay steady; shipping, 65G75c. Beef quiet
mess. slOGl05O; beef hams $50. 50G21.50. Lard
firm; Western steamed. $50: refined firm;
continent, $40. Pork strong; mess, s13 256
1850 Tallow firm; city, 5sc bid; country
5ssI5lkc. Cotton seed oil steady; prime
crude. 35c: prime yellow, ssass1sc.
Coffee-Futures opened steady at un.
change to points advance: lost the i'm
provement. however, and ruled dull. with
no outside speculation and local contingent
dissatisfied with cables and the spot situa-
ton but waiting for long stuff TO come or
the market before increasing their owr
short lines. Market closed quiet with
| sales. 12.25o bags. including: May. 675c
July. 6soc; September. &soc; October. 6s6c
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VITAL sTATIsTIcs-APRIL "a.
Births.

Will and Lena woerner, $50 Shelby street.
girl.
Franklin and Mary Joyce, 1886 Wilcox
street, boy.
John and Irene Sheridan, 419 Kentucky
avenue, boy.
Howard and Emma Wilson. 933 Spruce
street, boy.
William and Bessie Patterson. city. girl
Arthur and Ida Taylor. 1851 East Wash
ington street, boy.
Michael and Nora Lahey 945 East Geor-
gia street, boy and girl.
Thomas and Margaret Shea, 1444 Bates
street, girl.
Noah and - Dalton. city. boy.
Frederic and Bertha Tedeman. 1913 Pleas
ant street, girl.
Emil and Alice Chaser, 5l4 West Pearl
street. boy.
street, girl.
Andy and Mary Birk. 1881 Station street,
boy.
George and Brigetta Proeschel. 500 Iowa
street, girl.
Charles and Anna Highstreet, 1440 Madi-
son avenue, boy.
Frank and Mary Fackler. 701 East San
ders street, boy
Throd F. E. and Henrietta Rugenstein,
1916 Chestnut street, boy.
Harry and Grace O'Donnell, 1924 South
eastern avenue, girl.
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Oils.

LIMA. o., April A.-The price Of Lima crude
oil declined cents barrel to-day and was
accompanied by scent decline in the Eastern
products The runs have fallen off about 1000
barrels during the last week. but still exceed
the shipments about 5000 barrels day. North
Lima is now quoted at s115, and South Lima
and Indiana at Sill
SAVANNAH. April 2.-Spirits turpentine quiet
at 471zc. Rosn firm Quote: \, II, c, ID. s. %;
E. $3.50: F. sl35: G, $40; II, s1.55; l, sl.65; X.
sl:75: NJ. Sis; n. 81 window glass, $40; water
white, $40.
NEW YORK. April 2iaPetroleum weak; , re-
fined New York. $685. Philadelphia and Balti-
more ss in bulk, So Resin quiet; strained
common to good. s1.65. Turpentine quiet.
WILMINGTON, April 24.-Spirits turpentne
steady at 47G47sc. Rosn steady and unchanged.
Crude turpentine quiet at from S1.S5 to 1915. Tar
firm at S1.30.
OIL CITY, April A.-Credit balances, s1i7;
certificates. no bid: shipments 9s.20S bris; aver
age, 9,645 brs; runs, 7616 brls; average. 81,
5li brls.
MONTPELIER. April 24.-Indana and South
Lima crude petroleum, 81. 10; North Lima 81. Ia
CHARLESTON. April 2i.-Turpentine market
firm at 47c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
TOLEDO. April 24.-OiI lower; South Lima
and Indiana, Sl.l9; North Lima, S1.15
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Building Permits.

Cora NJ. Doty, Twenty-second and Gass
streets. addition $3.50.
Al. Springer, 1854 Rowland avenue, re-
pairs, 800.
w. L. Miner. Miburn street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, $500.
Albert Armel, liza Spruce street, repairs,
s291
II. G.. Wilson, sos and 5O7. 500 and 5l1, 513
and SIS Birch avenue, three double frame
dwellings,. 81 600 each.
j. a Shirley, SIT and 51s Birch avenue.
double frame dwelling. $1,000.
Charles L. Boyer. Ogden and New York
streets, rear, brick nat and barn. $1,000.
Charles Kurtemeier 6l9 East Market
street. remodel porch. $50.
G. II. Noble. 40 Huron street. porch, 800.
Mrs. l.. c. Schart. 1888 North Senate ave-
nue.. addition, $40.
f. H. Pittman. Noble and Georgia streets.
repairs. $50.
Mary E. Snyder 1910. Bellefontaine street.
addition. S225.
August Beerman. Nebraska and East
streets. addition. 500
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Healthy Volume of Trade in Progress
and Prices Ruling Steady,

The most noticeable feature in the local mar
kets yesterday was the quite general expression
of merchants that business good and healthy
In its volume, and that prices fucutated in but
few lines. and those but slight changes aside
from the break in the iron and steel market
Dry goods. drugs. leather and staple groceries
were steady in price and in good request. Pro-
visions moving freely at the advanced prices.
such advances seemingly not checking the de-
mand. Eggs are in active demand at prices
quoted. Receipts of poultry light. All sur
plus eggs are taken readily by the packers at
price quoted Butter is dull. All kinds of
green stuff and strawberries are meeting with
better demand with the more springlike weather.
Irish potatoes are weaker, with the supply
ample and the demand falling of. The flour
market is more active at unchanged prices.
The local grain market moves along much in
the rut of several days past. Receipts are light
and all cereals in active request at prices
quoted on track. as reported by the secretary of
the Board of Trade
Wheat-No. red, Tic, track, Tic on milling
freight: No: red. e7aesc: April Tic. track;
corn-No: white. tOe; No, white. 4Oc: No;
white mixed, SsikGsShc; No yellow, ssikc;
No miss yeH sc s No ss ye ssc ssS S ,I NS
36lzd5slzc; ear corn. 422c.
Oats-No. white. 2a%c; No. 9 white. 2S&c;
Hay.-.No. timothy. si3 25ai4.25; No. timo-
thv 81. 75M13.25.
Inspections-Corn: No. l white. cars: No z
white. 1 No. white. s: No. mixed 2: total.
IL Oats: No. mixed. Hay: No.
timothy ] car; No. l prairie, 1; total, cars.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys. hens &c per ID: hens. &c: cocks
&c: ducks full feathered. &c; geese. full feath-
cred. $3.50 per doz.
Cheese-New- York full creams, l5c; domestic
Swiss. 15d16c: brick. 14c: limburger, lac.
Butter-Choice. roll. l2ql3c per ID; poor No 2
SfI1Oc.
Eggs-Fresh. 10c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per Id; prime duck.
zoe per III.
Beeswax-30c for yellow; Csc for dark
Wool-Medium, unwashed. 22T23c; tub-washed
| 3263Sc bury and understandable, &c less; fine
merino. 1sQI9c.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green salt.' Hides-No. ], 9lsc; No. 2. sisc
| No. I calf. 10c, No. calf. &C.
Grease-White, 4c; yellow SIC; brown, 2zc.
Tallow-No. !, &c; No 2 &c.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eight Transfers, with a Total Consid-
GRAFTON of $3O,625.

Instruments filed for record in the re-
corders Office of Marion county, Indiana,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 5
p. m. April %, 1900. as furnished by the
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Com
pany. Suite 900. first Office floor, The
Lemcke, and Hartford block. Telephones,
1850 old and 1905 new.
Josephine Kennedy TO J. A. Swails,
Lot log and part Of 102. Josephine
Kennedy's first addition to Acton. $22500
Anna Weiss to William @. Weiss
Lots 40 and A. Meyers first addi-
ton .............. ................... 5000
Aggie Wilson to Gilbert c. Earring
Lot so, Section /, Martndale &
stiltz's addition ................ 10000
Nicholas McCarty ct al. to David
NJ. Parry ct al, part of east half
of northeast quarter of Section 10,
and part of Section II, Township
15 Range g.. ....................... q, 600 90
Addison c. Deputy TO David M.
Parry ct al, Lots Ii and %, Depu-
tvs West Side addition to West
indianapolis ............-. ........... 10000
Winfield Miller to David NJ. Parry
ct al, Lot 256, Ozark & OsgoOd'S
second addition to West Indian
apoliS ........... ...................... 10000
Laura F. Briggs to Jacob j. Kra-
mer, Lot IL, Arsenal Park addi-
ton .........,. ....................... 10000
Carrie Bear to Leila C. Samoniel,
part of Lot Is, Brown ct ais sub
division of Outlets 107 and 1OS..... $4,000
g. @ Il M
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There was Christian Scientist,
A little man and thin;
He had no whiskers on his head,
But bunch upon his chin.
His body II was small and weak,
His mind was large and strong,
So that poor body. slim and frail,
Was kept from going wrong.
There came one day unto this man
youth both large and strong.
He looked just like great balloon
With hair so wild and long.
To him the Christian Scientist
Laid bare his faith-cure plan
OF keeping off the hundred ills
That threaten every man.
81 notice thai upon thy head
No hair is seen to pop:
II faith can do so many things,
Why don't you raise crop?''
Thus TO the Christian Scientist
The whiskered youth out cried,
Just so,' the little man replied,
And tried and tried and tried.
But time went on and time went by
Yet on that poll so bare.
There never was a single change,
Nor yet single hair.
Then spoke the little man and thin,
I've found IL out, wot.
BY faith you can cure every i'll
You really have not got"
New York Evening Sun
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Available Stocks of Grain.

NEW YORK, April 2.-Special cable and
Geographic communications to Bradstreet
show the following changes in available
supplies from the last account: Wheat. in
the United States and Canada, east of the
Rockies, a decrease of 1,66S0O0 bu; afioat
for and in Europe, an increase of 100000
total supply, decrease of 96S, 900. Corn. q
decrease of 4l5.000 bu. Oats, a decrease of
1,074,000 bu Among the more important de-
creases reported to Bradsireet not given
those of 100000 bu at Northwestern interior
elevators: $4,000 at Chicago private eleva-
tors. $4,000 at Cleveland. 123.000 at Portland,
Me-; 5000 at Fulton and Newport News,
and $4,000 at Joliet. Fort Worth and Mani
toba storage points. The principal increase
is that of $4,000 bu at East Dubuque. The
aggregate stock of wheat held at Portland.
Ore, and Tacoma and Seattle, Wash, de-
creased $4,000 bu last week.
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BOSTON April 24.-General business in the
wool market has been quiet with the tone about
the same as last week. Territory woods continue
to take the lead and the larger part of the
business done is in woods grown west OF the
Mississippi river Fleece woods, washed, remain
quiet, with prices about the same as last week.
Following are quotations: Ohio and Pennsylvania
delaine Csc: No 1 combing and No. 2 combing
and &-blood and A,blood. washed SSc; coarse
etc.-X Michigan. 24q25c: No Michigan comb
irg No. Michigan combing and A-blood.
washed 33d34c; coarse and braid. Bic: New
York. New Hampshire and Vermont. 24c; No. aaI
New York, New Hampshire and Vermont, 321
S3c: as-blood, &c; h-biood. 25c Unwashed me
dum: etc Kentucky and Indiana A-blood comb pi;
combing &c; %-blood 26c; braid combing. 22g
23c; lake and Georgia. 2@25c. Territory woods
Montana and Dakota fine medium and fine,
2ld22c: secured, 57G5sc; staple. 60d62c; Utah and
wyoming fine medium and fine. 1920: secured,
5Sd57c: staple, 60G62c; Idaho fine medium and
fine lS1lsc: secured. 55G57c medium. 20q22c;
secured. 526f54c. Australian, secured basis. spot
prices-Combing superfine, nominal, 93Q95c; good,
SSd9Oc; average, S0dS5c
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April 24.-There has been no
break in the monotony of the dry goods market
in any department. either at first hands or with
jobbers dull conditions throughout again being
reported. Warmer weather has, however. stirred
the retail trade into greater activity In the
primary market prices without material
change. There Is, as recently some irregularty
in the prices of brown and bleached cottons. but
leading makes not affected Print cloths idle.
Prints quiet. Gnghams firm. Ribbons irregular.
Some 5000 cartons to be sold here at auction
Thursday.
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lg futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady
No. 2 corn 3s4c; No 2 yellow corn, ass d3sizc
No. white oats. 26Ac: No. white. 26Ac No. 2
ssed 81 "a Nortbwestern 81 "a Prime timothy
seed. s2S5. Glover seed. 81: Mess pork. per brl.
rib sides Qoose) ss.SOd705. Dry-salted shoulders
tboxed>. So 1871 short clear sides tboxedl. 81. 40
67.50 Whisky distillers' finished goods. per
gal, sl251e Sugars-Cut-loaf, &c; graduated,
5.4lc.
Receipts-Flour. %. 900 brls: wheat. $1,000 btI
corn, $780, 600 blu; oats, 144 900 blu: rye, 5000 blu;
barley 1900 bu. Shipments-Flour, $1,000 brls;
wheat ASS 900 bu: corn ga 900 blu: oats, 4S2, 900
bu; rye. loo bu; barley II, 900 blu.
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NIetQIa.

NEW YORK, April notwithstanding that
advices from abroad were favorable to friends
of the metal market. prices broke sharply in tin
and spelter while iron was weak. Tin dropped
A. to GO points under local pressure TO sell. The
close was easy at 30c bid and 80 25c asked Lake
copper continues dull and nornnaly unchanged
on the basis of lie, Spelter ruled easy and "a
points off, closing at 460c bid and 1850 asked.
Pig iron warrants weak in tone. but not
quotably lower, closing at sl5416-nominal at
that. No Northern foundry nominally
quoted at s2lG23. Lead ruled dull and unchanged
at 4671.c bid and 4.72l1c asked. The brokers'
price for lead .45c and for copper IL Csc.
ST. LOUIS. April 24-Lead steady at 4.57izc.
Spelter easier at ATTIC.
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NEW ORLEANS. April 2f.-Cotton easy; sales.
LOO bales. Ordinary, s-lec; good ordinary;
lille low middling, 9lsc; middlng, 9Bc. good
middling. 9-1sc; middling fair. 1S-16c. Re-
ceipts. 1880; stock, 19S, 512 bales.
NEW YORK, April A-Cotton closed quiet:
middling upands 1890; middling gulf. 10 l-16c.
Sales lO1 bales.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
States twoS refundfnZ. when
Tuesdays Bank CIearings.

At New York-Clearings, S211, S21, 3S7; bal
ances. S.93696l.
At Boston-Clearings, $25.257 500: bal
ances, s2.191,712.
At Chicago-Clearings, s22.O99, 10S; bal
ances, S2374.167
At delphia-Clearings SIS, 121,S $40; bal
ances, $2,0f2,S01.
At ST. Louis-Clearings, s5.517,575: bal
ances, S724, 100.
At misunderstanding, $5,167, sci; bal
ances. s536,444
At Cincinnati-Clearings, 81 3s5, 100.
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Deaths.

Infant Bennett. 500 Blake street, pneu-
monia-
Elmer NJ. Brouse. thirty-three years, 1899
College avenue, congestion OF brain.
Francis Marion Dawson. twenty-nine
years, 1441z East South street, pneumonia
Abigail Altman Cady. seventy-six years.
1137is North Illinois street. erysiepelas.
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Export steers strong others slox: butcher stock
hrn- Natives: Good TO prime steers = s6Gs. 50;
6I6o: mixed stockere, e-3oQl: eows 88l.5o;
hcifesr. 81 x6t&; canne1s. 4:801&; bulls, 80
- ~; SSs 8; -. sslls {szSis6: -
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November. 7c December. 72oc: January.
7.25c Spot-Rio steady; No invoice, Sc;
mild quiet: Cordova. 9hGl3isc.
Sugar-Raw steady; refined steady.
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Ross I. Mcconley and Hattie b. Moss
man.
Martin Zlnkan and Anna Shuert
Harvey Hargrove and Lulu B. Gibson
Charles 3. Jones and Rebecoo kli1ototh
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Sheep-Receipts light; shipments none
The market was quiet at steady quotations.
The demand was fair and the few fresh ar
rivals were soon sold. The closing was
steady Quotations:
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SdiNco
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments small.
With practically no inquiry from order
buyers on account Of the narrow margin
between here and in Eastern markets. and
because there is a decidedly weaker feel
ing in the trade everywhere, the hog mar
ket opened quiet and early bids were de-
cidedly lower. 1t was soon evident to
statesmen that they would have to make
concessions, and consequently a trading
basis was established early. At decline
of fully 10c compared with last Saturday
local packers were rather liberal buyers,
and, while the trading was not to say ac-
tive. good clearance was made In good
season at the decline. The light mixed
grades and pigs were the weakest, and
good weight hogs showed the most
strength. Quotations:
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Sheep-Receipts light; shipments none
The receipts of sheep and lambs were again
too small to interest buyers. and there was
the usual quiet market but sales for the
most part were considered about steady
compared with the way equal kinds sold
at the close of last week. The offerings
were principally spring lambs averaging
81 to As lbs that sold at $6Q8. Quotations: