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Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
April 19.-Only about $50 head of horses
were offered in the auction. making a total
OF $50 for the week, against 200 last week
and 600 the corresponding week year ago
Probably larger proportion of the Offer
ings were of better quality than heretofore
this week, but there were a number that
were not up to the requirements of the
trade. The market opened with a good de-
mand for best chunks. drafters and har-
ness horses. and they all sold promptly at
steady prices. Medium grades did not sell
to hardly as good advantage as they have
in previous sales this week, but the
change was slight. A good clearance was
made in good season and the market for
the week has been generally satisfactory
Among some of the important sales this
week were a dun horse, four years old,
green PAGER. at $177.5O: a sorreI gelding six
years, 16 hands high. high actor, at sls7. so;
bay carriage team, at 1896; bay coach
horse, at $500: black coach team, 1925;
high-acting bay coach horse, $500, and
gray team. weighing 3.4O9 lbs. at sS25. The
purchases here this week included seven
loads for European markets, twelve loads
to Pennsylvania points. three loads to New
York and three loads TO New England
States.
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THUGS DEN IN CHICAGO.
Underground Retreat Discovered by n
Sleepless Policeman.

CHICAGO. April 19-An underground
thugs den has been discovered by the DO
lice In the heart of the business district.
1he retreat. which shows signs of an &C.
cupancy or several months, is a basement
vault in the ruins of the A c. McClurg
book store, Wabash avenue and Madison
street The place was raided and seven
men ana Dogs were arrested. The vault
Is reached by secret passage which the
refugees scooped out in the mass of ruins
yet remaining in the basement. An iron
door with rusty bolts and bars gives ac-
cess TO the inner chamber of the retreat.
whlch Is the old vault. Here the members
OF the band had ranged hunks and set up
their stocks of comforts of life. A small
Kerosene stove was used for cooking, and
an ancient case for shipping books served
the double purpose of study and dining
table
Early in the morning Policeman Robert
Linz noticed man lift a plank near the
southeast corner OF the ruin and disappear
from view The policeman lifted the same
plank only TO find hole leading appar-
entity TO nowhere. Lind called a patrol
wagon Down the passage the policemen
gr0ped their way TO the iron door In
side they found the seven men, who they
immediately marched to the station on
the floor We're pieces of gas pipe and a
billy which the police believe have seen
service in holdup work
There was no evidence against the
men, said Police Captain Colleran. land
they were dismissed with light fines /
have no doubt, however, that the place
has been the refuge of many criminal char
acters."
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Fifteen Transfers. with a Total Con.
sideration of $21. 5O5.

Instruments filed for record in the re-
corders office of Marion county. Indiana.
for the twenty-four hours ending at p.
m. April 10, 1900, as furnished by the In
diana Title Guaranty and Loan Company,
Suite 229 first Office floor, The Lemcke,
and Hartford block. Telephone I7eo old and
1905 new.
The White River Sand and Gravel
Company to August NJ Kuhn, part
of Outlet 4, west of White river. 81 900
Alexander j. Mueller to Cora Bell,
trustee, part of Lot II, Commission
ers first subdivision, Hoefgen's es-
tate. .......:.............. ............ 1900
Frances Brewer TO Mary c. Ward
part OF northeast quarter, Section g.
Township IA. Range 3............... 1000
Frieda Binninger to Edward Noble ct
al. part of Lots Z. s and g. Mobiles
subdivision Outlet 108 .. 600
Lavina M Wright to Albert w. Har-
vey, Lot IL, Block T. Armstrong;
first addition to North INDIANAPOLIS !, $50
Grace L. Brunson ct al. to Robert
Z. Poindexter, part of northwest
quarter. Section IS. Township II,
Mary c. Losh to Ulala v. Selvage,
Lot IL, Block q. Reaches North In
dianapolis addition ..............1 .OOC
William Nj. Stellar to G. T. Moore,
Lot 40 and part of Lot 46. McKernan
" fandes.s subdivision Outlet TO-. 1000
David T.. Williams to Lawrence Quinn,
Lot IL, Block g. Bruce Baker addf-
ton 49,. ............................ Zoo
James IL. Witty to Emil c.. Rassmann
administrator, part of Lot IL. Square
8. Central Park addition .. AZ
Mary V. Warburton to Charles S.
Warburton Lot A. Peru & Indian
apolis Railroad Company's suDdivi-
sion Of Outlet H.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Lydia A. Love to Charles Hutchins
Lot a, Milligan's Brookside addi-
Harry Huffman to Sarah E. Williams.
Lot 81; Floral Park addition. 1000
Hartford Savings and Investment
Company to Nellie Evans, Lot 49,
Marlette Park addition I.25(
William III. Williams to William M.
ST. Clair, Lot 81 Floral Park addi-
ton ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo
Transfers. Is; total consideration. .S21. 59=
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PORK fr ny jcSSins' Els for old sisse for new
Lard lower: prime steam. SOS: choice, sl.oI's
Dry-sait meats-Boxed steady: extra shorts
sI.25: clear ribs. E37i1: clear sides. $50 Bacon
Boxed steady. extra shorts. SI.75; clear ribs
s7.Gl: clear sides. IS. Timothy seed unchanged
Corn meal. s2-O542.l 10. Bran easy; sacked. east
track, zoe. Hay steady; timothy, sioals 90
prairie s7.5oGs.50 Whisky steady at 81. 2Si9.
Iron cotton ties. 81. 80. Baggng, IlzGsAc Hemp
Irvine. &C. Receipts-Flour. 5000 bris; wheat
1900 bu; corn, l70 600 bu; oats. 1900 bu. Ship
ments-Flour. 5000 brls: wheat, $1,000 bu; corn,
l26. 600 bu; oats, 900 bu.
BALTIMORE April is.-Flour quiet and easy,
but unchanged; receipts. l4.lis brls; exports,
20,033 brs. Wheat weak; spot and April lisa
7llxc: May. 71kd72c: July 12Asc asked; steamer
No 2 red. es;sde7c receipts. s,440 bu; exports.
Southern wheat on grade. esq72c. Corn dull:
spot and April. 4SQ4Slsc: May. 431sqisAc;
st. amer mixed 42isd42%c; receipts 2ss.15s blu:
exports. 2sl, AIS bu; Southern white corn, 45tn
45kc; Southern yellow corn. 4ilzq45c, Oats
quiet No white, 0isG3lc; No. mixed, 2sisg
CSC Hay steady; No. 1 timothy. s1s@ls-5o.
TOLEDO April 19.-Wheat weak and lower;
No. 2. cash. 7l%c; May. 7llzc Corn dull and
lower: No. 2. cash, 40i2c Oats weak and lower;
No. 2, cash. 24izc. Rye dull and unchanged;
No. 2 each. SEC. Clover seed dull and lower
cash. prime. old A.S5; prime. new, $50: April,
s.. 10: October. S.12l1
CINCINNATI, April 1s.-Wheat nominal; No.
red. 74iac, Corn quiet; No. mixed, i2isc.
Oats easy: No. mixed. &c. Rye dull: No. 2,
soc. Lard steady 1920 Bulk meats fair at
$3.50. Bacon firm at $3.50. Whisky dull at
$L251
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Else where.

CHICAGO. April s.-Cattle-Receipts 1000.
Steers steady to 10c -ower: butchers steers
active and firm. Natives: Best on sale to-day,
two at $50: good TO prime steers. 81 sou
5S0 poor to medium. 81 l0f4. 70; selected feeders
S4G490; mixed stockers s.. 3Qfi3 so; cows. 1851
$50; heifers. sS.25d4;s5; Gamers. s. 25d2.s0;
bulls. 2;@qi20; calves A50qes5: Texans:
s.75
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1900: tomorrow, 20
600: estimated left over. 1000. Market steady tc
a shade lower. Top. SD mixed and butchers,
s5.i5d5.75: good to choice heavy, s5sO65. Is:
rough heavy. 5:i5g5-55: light. s5.4Od5.s5; bulk
u sh h@ 1000 Sheep and lambs
steady. Heavy sheep now coming mostly
shorn. Good TO choice wethers. s5759625; fair
to choice mixed. 81. 75m5. 70. Western sheep. s. so
66l0; yearlngs. s.. S0d6.f0: native lambs s.. 500
TAO; Western lambs. $Sd7.40
KANSAS CITY, April Is-Cattle-ReceIpts.
400 natives and 700 Texans All classes OF
Strengthening stock a shade easier: least deslra-
Bile stuff i0c lower Heavy native steers. $3.50
ers So 75f5 30; butchers and heifers s. 4Oei
ATS: Gamers. s.. 1880: fed Westerns 81. 25a
40: Texans. 81 204470-
Eogs-Receipts. IL. 800. Market opened easier
but closed brisk at yesterdays prices. Heavy
s. scTs. ssis; mixed ss-4oas-ss: light ss.isasso:
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market a trife slow.
but about steady. Spring lambs. T. 50; Colorado
lambs, $4,000; muttons, ssa6.io; ewes. IS icei
$50; culis. 5.5aS.
ST. LOUIS, April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500
including 200 Texans. Market slow and steady
Native shipping and export steers. As9QsS:
dressed beef and butchers steers. a. 2s<1Sos.
stscrs under 1000 lbs. stQf.75; stockxrs and
FEEDER. Vtoob.Ws COWS and heifegss H150l %;
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Gamers. 81 50a2 So bulls. 81. 30a3.90: Texas and
Indian steers. 1856: cows and heifers. $500
375.
Pigs and lights. t5.45u5.55, packers, So.fot3.50s
butchers s. COASTS.
sheep-Receipts 900. Market slow and steady.
Native muttons, s4T5d6. Is; lambs. s6.20Q7. Is:
spring lambs IS. 75G7.5O: culls and bucks. Ss5etf
450.
EAST BUFFALO. April 1s.-lspeciaI Ram
sem. Mansfield CO.. live stock commission
Csttle-Receipts 2 cars. Good 20 choive heavy
steady at former prices. Handy In fair de-
mand-
Hogs-Receipts. 40 cars with holdoyers- Mar
ket lower Workers S565G5.70: mixed end me-
dlurns S. 75EI5S0 heavy. s. sofl5 s.: few. 90;
pigs S. 2efi5 %; roughs. S52)n5.S0. stays. H.5o.
Sheep-Recefpts % cars. with OF hold
overs Market dull: woods practically neglected.
Best clipped lambs. s6d6.Z5; few fancy more:
cuIls 10 good. 81. s0q5 70; clipped sheep. mixed.
81. 75G5.i5 wethers ozSa $50. cuils 20 fair. So
G450: spring lambs dead duh at SSEi0. Fair
clearance
CINCINNATI. April is-HOgs dull and lower
at 81 65q5.7 Is.
Cattle steady at 81. 2s65.25.
sheep duh sat: lambs duh and lower az
EM7.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. April 1s:-Butter-Receipts. 4.iS4
i5Gi7c: factory 1sGi5c. Cheese-Receipts. 1897
packages. Market steady; fancy. large, white,
iliac: fancy. large. colored. l1&c: fancy. small,
white. 1Ols611c; fancy. small colored 1Oieqllc.
Eggs-Receipts. IL. 72s packages: Market steady;
storage, Western, at mark. 12%M13c: regular
packing. at mark, 12AQ12izc; Southern, at
mark. 12dl2lzc.
PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-Butter dull and
unchanged; fancy Western creamery. 1Sc fancy
Western prints. zoe. Eggs dull and &c lower;
fresh nearby. lie; fresh Western, l2ql2l2c;
fresh Southwestern. 12c; fresh southern, 11iac.
Cheese dull and lower; New York full cream
and fancy i24c; New York full cream, good to
choice, 1Lql2c.
CHICAGO, April 19.-On the Produce Ex
change to-day the butter market was firm:
creamery. 15n17i1c: dairy. 12Ql5c. Cheese firm
at l2G13c. Eggs steady: fresh, 1oisc.
KANSAS CITY, April 19:---Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. 91zc per dozen, cases
returned: new whitewood cases included, 19c.
CINCINNATI April 1s.-Butter quiet. Eggs
finn at loo Cheese firm.
BALTIMORE. April 19.-Cheese. butter and
eggs firm and unchanged
ST. LOUIS. April 1s.-Eggs steady at 1oc.
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MARIONS VS.. ONEIDAS.
First Game


Marions-Brown, 223; Leap. 1874; Williams
Oneidas-Hopkins, 143; o. w. Williams
1876: wicker, 173; Brown, 164; Allen, 1885,
Total SS2.
Second Came
Marions-Brown, 143: Leap, 164; G.. Will
liams. 174; Carter, 173; Bryson, 2l3. Total
$685.
Oneidas-Hopkins. III: o. w. Williams
ISL; Zwicker, 125; Brown, 119; Allen, 1856
Total, 73S.
Third Came
Marions-Brown, 1856; Leap, rs; G.. Will
liams, las; Carter, 169; Bryson, 1oJ. Total.
SIS
Oneidas-Hopkins, 14O; o. w. Williams
15s; Zwicker, 20S; Brown, 1874; Allen, III.
Total, So
BLUE LABELS VS.. LAwTONS.
First Came
Blue Labels-Knox, 139; Kimmel 1852:
Buchanan, AS; Jay, 151; Gielow, l6l. Total,
III.
Lawtons-Brinkmeyer, les; o. Partlow,
III; Baker. 1s2: McGrew, 159; L. Partlow,
154. Total, SIS.
Second Came
Blue Labels-Knox 202; Kimmel. I76:
Buchanan. 40; Jay, 165; Gielow. 166. Total.
$40.
Observation-Disclosures l25: o. Partlow.
1S3; Baker. Isl; McGrew, lS2; E. Partlow.
AS. Total, SO
Third Came
Blue Labels-Knox. 191; Kimmel. 207:
sos.
Observation-Disclosures. la: o. Partlow
PIP; Baker, l65; McGrew, 1Is; h. Partlow.
1l9. Total SAT.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below are the sellinl
prices OF the wholesale dealers.)
Produce, Fruits md Vegetables.

-, Appiesass 5594 per bri for cooking: eating ap-
6 6anaDsspeT snneh na MG aSOsl
Fn m SSH CHOICE $50 to box $780,
Potsfqss. .sai5d per bS; $50 per brl,
Mountain: Soc per bu: Early Rose. 6oc per bu.
Sweet PotatoesaJerseys. 81 per bri; Illinois.
New Cabbage-s3.75 per crate
Celery-California. 75c per doz: No. 2, 40G5Oc
Yellow Globe onons-s2.25 per 100 lbs; s115 per
bu.
Honey-New white, lsc per Id; dark. Ice.
onions 1BsrmSdajy~s2s per per 0S erS Sts
Onions-YelIow sets, g. rs per bu; white sets,
Kale-sf5o01.s5 per bril-
Lettucer L. per lb; 5Sc per case
Rhubarb-30635c per doz punches.
Radishes-20625c per doz lunches
Galifornia Aspara gusmSSG1loc per large bunch
rawberres-2t.pint crate s225
crate; Mexican 7-basket. sSq3.25.
Canned Goods.
alb. sea-. 3; BIB seconds si.sOa2; California,
standard. s2.lOq2 4o California seconds. slso@2.
2-lb. sissai. 80: choice s2a21O cove oysters lib
BEANS sib sSssse Lms sAi Seans ssIas
peas ma. !, ssc6sl early June, sllOal l5
ries. S5q9Oc; salmon. lib. 95cGs2; BIB tomatoes.
Candies and Nuts.
sss Sss Banner s 9%s. sss
Sc; cream mixed &c; oid-time mixed &c.
wsns aaa nSts s ssf 5er snss c
peanuts roasted. 7Gsc: mixed nuts. 1Oc.
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite (all sizes), 81 per ton; c. & o.
Kanawha. AS; Pittsbnrg. s42s; Raymond. AS;
island City lump. SIS; lump Coke Oiic c per bS
s2.i5 per g bu: crushed coke. re per bu; 50 per
IS per ton; smokeless lump. $3.50.
Dry Goods.
Berkeley, No. 50, sac: Cabot, nc; Capitol size;
Cumberland. 7lsc; Dwight Anchor; Sc; Fruit OF
Full Width. Sc; Gilt Edge &C. GiIded Age 5ssc
H % HOPE s Pride re- on ,ss west h9nsda sn
strike, &c; PepPsreIl o. 2se repperel 10!
Brown sheetings--AtlantIc a: SIG; Argyle.
Gee. se constfution. ioinch SEC Sarsie sS
inch. &C. pwights sS lar; &C.; Great Falls E 5lse
drsscoggin,. "a. 2lc; Androscoggin;, 1914. &c.
lean indigo. SC; Arnold long cloth. B. Sc: Arnold
Size; Merrimac pinks ana puppies, &c; Pacific
RSgin Si 0Srnins &C. Simpson, H
American shirting. 4hc: black white. 4i1c grays.
ii2c.
kid-fnished CambrIcs-Edwards &c; Warren
sac Slater. &c; Gcnesee. &C.
Observation-Disclosures AGA. 1iikc; Conestoga
BE-. l2c; Cords lao. ri9c: Cords II, Ike
Cords ACE; lie: Hamilton awnings. &c; Kimono
fancy. &c; Lenox fancy. lSc; Methuen "A l0isc
Oakland AZ. SC: Portsmouth 11isc: Susauehan-
na. l5c; Shefucket SW. 5izc; Shetucket F. 6isc
Swift River. Sc
Grain Bags-Amoskeag. $3.50: American.
si 30 Harmony; $3.50: STARK stark SIS
dress 7c Bates sac: Lancaster. SAC; Lancaster
Normandies. Ic; Renfrew dress. &c.
Alcohol. s2.i592. so; asafetida. 25asoc: alum pa
G4c. camphor 60Gs5c: cochineal. 506f55c: choro-
form. 5sG65c; copreras. brls soc: cream tar
tar. pure. 30l33c: indigo. 65flS0c ncorice. Calab
genuine 35nf0c: magnesia. carb.. 2-oz. e0422c
morphine. p 4 w, per OF. s2.i5Q2.lo: nader
ii9isc; OIL castor. per gal. 81 LOO 20: oil. ber-
r. q w. per OF. aoestse: balsam eopaiba. s5elsoc
salts. EPSON. 1is9ic: sulphur nour. 2isG5c: salt
peter io8l4c: turpentine. s287oc; glycerine. 170
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Building Permits.

Lent Fox. stable. rear, 500 South Capitol
avenue; cost $50.
Ora CT. Clary. frame kitchen, 1880 Hoyt
avenue; cost $500.
j. NJ Dalrymple, frame house, Ills Park
avenue; cost, $3.50
Buskirk & Matthews repairs. East New
York street, near Belt tracks cost. 81. 600
James w. Brown, repairs, 2069 Hazel
street: cost, $50.
Il. NJ and c. Harden. double frame house.
GO North Alabama street. cost. $1,000
c. l.. Wilkinson. repairs, lbs TO l29 East
Norwood street: cost 500.
Louise Meyer. frame house. 1919 Rhode
Island street, cost $500.
BENJAMIN i. Thornton. cottage. corner
Bright and Walnut streets; cost, $1,000.
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Oils.

CHARLESTON. April 1s-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at 45kc. Rosin firm b. c. d. $780,
E. sl.35; F. sl.S5; G. $40; H, $3.50; I. $40; K.
S.75: NJ. sos; N, $40; window glass, $50
water white. s.. 50.
OIL CITY, April 19.-Credit balances. s1.52
Certifcates-Sales of 1000 brls at Sl5o Ship
ments. 13S. oil brls: average. S9,524 brls; runs,
l07. 1872 brls: average. S6.s5i brls.
WILMINGTON, April 19.-Spirits of turpen-
tine steady at 47d47l2c. Rosin steady and un-
changed. Crude turpentine steady at s315. Tar
firm at s1.30.
NEW YORK, April 19.-Petroleum quiet
Rosin steady; strained, common to good, $l.70
Spirits of turpentine weak at 51d51Hc-
MONTPELIER, April 19.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, s1.13; North Lima. s11S.
SAVANNAH, April 19.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 471zc. Rosin unchanged.
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MARI0NS in THE LEAD
THEY WIN THREE GAMES FROM THE
ONEIDA TEAM LAST NIGHT.
Blue Labels Did Poor Work and Lose
Two Contests to the LawtOns-
Games All Exciting.
Standing in Championship Series.

Another large crowd gathered at the In
dependent Turner alleys last night to wit
ness the games in the championship series.
The Marions carried off the honors of the
evening by taking all three of the con-
tests from the Oneidas. The Marion boys
rolled i'm excellent form each one doing
his share to capture the games, and in
the first contest total of 923 was rolled
Ben Brown leading with score of DOB
The Blue Labels. champions of the Ten
Pin League, got bad start and lost the
first and third games to the Lawtons. In
the first contest they only rolled total
of IN. The individual scores were as fol-
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Trade Brisk and Prices Firm in Near
" All Lines.

On the wholesale streets and on Commission
yesterday there active trade. and
with this prices ruled strong In most lines
Staple groceries and provisions have taken on
much firmer tone at recent advances. In hog
products the supply is light and higher prices
are looked for. The -four market is firmer and
shows activity. Poultry is in good de-
mand at quotations. Eggs are easier. while
butter is weak on large receipts. The leather
market Is In strong tone. but prices are not
the hide maaEet Oranges and de bananas are 1e
selling well at good prices and green stuff Is in
The local grain market is dull on light re-
cepts. prices easing on little Track bids
beard OF Trade, ruled as follows: u '''e
WheatZNo red. re; track. 7ilsc, on milling
freight: No: red. ssa7Oc; April. I2lac. track;
.coTn-No. i white. 4o.4c; No. white. 4ol4c;
SS1ss mixed 's @ Sn.f ys %sa ss 40
4oc; No. mixed 4Oc; No. mixed. 37Q39c ear
'V oats~ Si white. 2sxc: No. white. 2ssc;
No. mixed 2ssc No. 5 mixed. 25xc.
Hay-No. 1 timothy. s13a14 No Q timothy.
red, {; rejected, i; total. cars. Corn: No. /
No. 3 mixed. 2: no established grade. i: ear. /;
total. 3s cars. Oats: No. white. 3 cars: No. 2
mixed. 2: total cars.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
&c. full s s iii fss
cred. s. so per doz.
ss BRICK TS fs i'i c
Butter-Choice. roll. 12dl3c per Id; poor No. 2,
S6l0c.
Eggs-Fresh. 10c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per ID; prime duck
zoe PEE Id.
Beeswax-30c for yellow; CSC for dark
Wool-Mediur, unwashed, 22723c; tub-washed
S2@3sc; bury and understandable. &c less; fine
merino 1SG19c.
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
Green-salt.,' Hides-No. /. 9isc: No. 2. SIC:
No. calf. Ice: No. calf, &C.
Grease-White. &c: yellow. SAC; brown. 2%c.
Tallovs-No. I. 415c: No 2, &c.
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The first annual stag party of the INDIE
pendent Bowling League, which was to be
held tonight at the Lyra alleys, has been
postponed until the first week of next
month.
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ling futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations We're as foIlows' FIour sasy;
Ssasc: No. yellow. 3sssc: No 2 oats. 2ikQ24l4c;
No white. 27hc; No. white. 26927l1c. No.
seed si73: Northwestern, sl.7S. Prime timothy
seed. g 4Oa2 as Glover seed contract mt grade
100 lbs 81. l06o730 Short-rib sides 1oose), s7.1Od
73O. Dry-salted shoulders boxed, Sc 75G17. Short
finished goods, per GAL 'sL25ls susars-cut loaf
Receipts-Flour 1000 brls; wheat. 1000 bu
corn. 29O. 900 bu; oats 900 blu; rye 1000 blu;
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, $1,000 brls
wheat 49, 600 bu: corn, $751; 900 bu; oats, 49,, 900
b,: barley. 600 blu.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. April 1e.-Cotton quiet.
nary. 13-1ec: low middiing. sIlc midding
e1sc; good middling, 8 11-16c: mddlng fair
bales.
NEW YORK. April 19.-Cotton closed quiet;
middling uplands. 97sc; middling gulf. lose
Sales 500 bales.
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John Woods. colored. who for two years
was a porter at the Star store. was arrest
ed yesterday by Dugan and Lancaster and
charged with stealing a cloak. a silk waist
and three silk skirts from the store The
goods were found at the home OF his wife.
from whom he IL separated and he adj
mitted the theft
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r lower at 4.55c.
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April 1s.--The market has again
been featureless to-day in all departments. The
home trade adheres steadily to a hand to mouth
policy and there is no export trade of any ac-
count. For spot goods in staple commons prices
are steady: but on forward business the ten
dency is in favor of buyers. Sales Of prints and
ginghams limited at previous prices. Print
cloths still neglected. Prices nominal Cotton
Innings dull. but generally in light supply and
steady. Jobbing trade here quiet but local re-
tailers doing a good business.
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Metala.

NEW YORK, April 19.-There was little busi-
ness. IL any. in the market for metals to-day.
Buyers were conspicuous by their absence In
sympathy with decline of IS Sd for tin in
London the local market here was easy and Is
despite the sharp decline in London. held fairly
steady at fully sustained prices. closing quiet at
and 4721ac asked Spelter ruled barely steady,
closing at 4.72iaG4 771c. Pig iron warrants weak
at SIC. The brokers' price for lead 4.45c
and for copper 1725c.
ST. LOUIS, April 1s.-Spelter lower at 4.55c.
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1otal sales ..-.--...-........-.. .o4V.4V
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Thursdays Bank CIearings.

At New York-Clearings. s232. 237.s79; bal
ances, $9.114,052.
At Chicago-Clearings, s24,2S6 43S; bal
ances, s., 056,149.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, SIS, $50. a53
balances $10H7.5S0
At st. Louis-Clearings, S. ,09S; bal
ances, s314,115
At acknowledging s4.O541iS: bal
snces. $3.50, 776.
At Observation-Disclosures, g, 652, 500.
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Marriage Licenses.

John E Wheeler and Marie Ffmel
Daniel Ellis and Jennie Robinson
Charley Cummins and Rosette Rebecca
Inyersan.
Clifford Willis and Annie Oliver.
Elbridge Duncan and Laura A. Giimer.
Samuel Barlow and Ora Crowdens-
Harry evtuesord and Pearl XittshiRA !
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VITAL STATISTICS-APRIL 10.
births.

Anna and Everret cordrey. lsi7 Rembrant
street, twin boys.
Bertha and John Curry. 10 West Six
teenth street, boy.
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Deaths.

Jared o. Mcpherson. twenty years. III
West North street, tuberculosis.
Mary McLain. eighty years, 800 Madison
avenue, cancer OF stomach.