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CHICAGO Ian s.-Cattle--Receipts. 900 in
ciudsrO I 600 Texans, steers steady 10 slow
butchers. stock about steady: Texans steady 10
strong Good TO prime steers S.ioGs: poor 10
,,eeann, 81 sOG5. stockers and feeders strong anc
artive 81 s5d4 So; COWS s. 65Qi10: heifers 81 7Oa
4 40. Gamers. 81. s0G2.60: bulls steady at S2GaH
A az calves strong at s4H5.s5; Texas feed steers
stSsi 90. Texas grass steers. s. eoas.
Hogs-Receip;s. to-day 1900: tomorrow 80 coo
...s~ea,ad. left over 2.0c0 Market strong and
average SC higher Top $40: mixed and butch
ars ss i5fI5 s0 good 10 choice heavy, S. 30fi5 A..
rough heavy s5.l5Q5.25: light. s5.i595s5: bulk Of
shsssep~Receipts 1900. Market weak 20 Toe
,oxer Lambs 1oc 10 15c lower. Good 70 choice
wethers Sc. e5el4.s0; fair 70 choice mixed. ss4s4
AIS: Western sheep. SSIsQ4to; Texas sheen.
81 5cf7s 50: native lambs, A.z5G5.s0; Western
lambs S545.S5.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
$500 natives. 500 Texans. Beef steers steady 10
zoe down; COWS ana nsiIeis strong ssosksrs and
stecksrs and feeders u-7s9A7s; Western fed
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4iO: cows, s. IsGs.25: heifers. 6. 500 Is; can-
Hogs-Receipts. 1a.Oo0. Market &c higher. Top
$40; bulk Of sales. s. 25Q5ss: heavy. s. so05 20:
sheep-Receipts. 400 Market steady western
lambs, &.i5G5.40: Western wethers. A3oQs 60;
yearIngs. s45oq5; ewes. ss-5ogil5; culs. szA
ST LOUIS jan 2s-Cattle-Receipts, 2zoo. in
eluding 1850 Texans. Market steady. Natives
shipping and export steers. s4sod5-S5: dressed
beef and S9te7er stesrs s'e q Sna s
cows and heifers, s26415: Gamers. 81 z5Qz 20
bulls sso9sso Texas s q s Indian ~ steers 500
Hogs-Recelpts 200 Market &C 20 Toe higher
Pigs and lights s5.soa5.sO: packers. s-so6s.ssi
sheep. Receipts 600 Market steady 70 strong
@S5as S.; culis and bucks. s5@4; stockers. s2.ss
Gs.i0
SOUTH OMAHA. jan .s---cattle-Receipt-.
steers. $3.50: Western steers, S. 1sg45o; Texas
steers ssa37s: cows and heiters sse,s; Gamers.
calves calves 8; ,.s 50: bulls. stage. cse'. q ioatss
Hogs-Receipts. 7.eco. Market SC higher heavy.
a. pis. ,.a' asS bulk q ssie sss 'se
Sheer and Lsmbs-Receipts. 4eco. Market
st sea xetsers ss4 Se lcomnon and stock sheep.
s. ESQ IS: lambs. s4.soas&
NEW YORK. Jan. acknowledging. as.
Nothing doing. feeling steady. cables unchanged
Exports. SO cattle LIS sheep and $50 curriers'
OF beef.
sold. veaIs. xgs 9: choice would sell up 70 ~;
BARNARD calves. Gz1h
sheep and lambs-Recsipts. sIe. Market steady
end demand fair: sheep. x-iz,Q$-so; lambs.
Aa66 no Canadian lambs
Hogs-Receipts. .ss1. None for sale ia live
weight; nominal quotations, &69use3-
EAST BUFFALO. Jan. 2g.-Receipts-cafsie.
four cars: hogs eight cars sheep and lambs,
two cars Shipments-Cattle. four cars hogs.
nine cars: sheep and lambs. i've
Cattle in light demand: calves choice to extra.
s. 25GS50.
Hogs-Heavy. 40; pigs. s5.e0l57o
sheen and Iambs-Choice extra lambs. s.
as s.; choice extra sheep. si75Q5.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2s.-Hogs active and higher
at s4G542h.
Cattle steady at 50 250475
Sheep steady at sL75G425. Lambs easy ana
tower NJ ss.75@5.65.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eleven Transfers Made Matter Of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments fled for records in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. Jan. %. 1901, as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company 12s East Market street. Both tele-
phones 1904:
Matilda A. Martin to Joseph L. Whit
lock. part of Lot l. Frances l.. Harri-
sons subdivision of Lot 2, Wright's
addition 81. 1s7. IS
Thomas A. Morris to John L. Krug. Lot
81. Thomas A Morris's second addi-
ton 10000
trustee. Lot IL, Dr. Martins New York
addition 10000
Lot 3. Smith & Logan's addition ....... 10000
Oscar +. Mann TO Sanford r. Hamilton
Lot 81, Kenwood Park addition -. 100000
Oscar +. Mann TO Sanford p. Hamilton
Lot 9 Miami Powder Companys West
Indianapolis subdivision .;.....;:....... 10000
Philip +. Schaettle TO Barbara Warner,
Lot IS. Block Is, s. A Fletcher IRIS
northeast addition ........... $500
half of southeast quarter and west half
of east half of southeast quarter of
Section %. Township IL, Range 2........ s. 500 90
George w. r. Pence TO Kizzie Moon, Lot
o. Beck's subdivision OF part of Blocks
2 and 3. w. A. RhodeSs North illinois,
street addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 90
Susan r. Pierce 10 Henry A. Johnson,
Lot 81. Becker's West Washington
street addition 10000
Nelson p. Overmeyer to William J..
Kasberg. Lot 10. McKernan & Pierce's
subdivision OF part OF Outlet 100....... 800 90
Transfers, IL; consideration .s2l. 5l2 Is
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OflD.

WILMINGTON, Jan. 29.-Spirits OF turpentine
quiet ct 36q36iac. Rosn firm at 81. cog % Crude
turpentine steady at $1.30 TO $3.50. Tar firm al
$3.50.
OIL CITY, JAN 2s.-Credit balances, s1.l7. Ger
tifcates, no bid. Shipments, "a, 900 brls; average
&c 007 brls: runs, So S15 brs: average, 81 s1 brls
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Petroleum quiet. Rosin
quiet strained. common to good. $40. Turpentine
dull at 4011c
MONTPELIER, Jan. 2s.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. Sic per brl; North Lima
Sec.
CHARLESTON, JAM 29.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 36isc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 29-Spirits of turpentins
firm at 311sc Rosin firm and unchanged.
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HIS BRIDE HYPNoT1zED HIM.
An Illinois Farmers Defense I'm a
Divorce Suit by His Wife.

NATION. ILL.,. Jan. 29.-As a defense to
divorce proceedings instituted by his bride
of less than two months. John W. Cum
ningham, a farmer OF Kansas township
alleges that he married her last December
because she hypnotized him. She was Miss
Sallie Cassidy. and lived at Terre Haute.
Ind After a courtship OF three months
he received letter from her commanding
him to meet her at Paris. ILL.,. and arrange
for their wedding. Cunningham says ne
obeyed. and that the trip 10 Terre Haute
and the marriage ceremony which fol-
lowed was like dream. Cunningham
claims that had some one spoken to him
marriage would not have taken place.
The couple parted after the ceremony.
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Horses.
UNION sTocKYARDs. INDIANAPOLIS.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
Jan. 29.-There was a liberal supply of
horses offered in the regular auction sale
OF Warman. Black, Chamberlain & CO.
this morning. there being nearly 600 head
The arrivals consisted principally of chunks
and heavy horses. but there were quite a
number of medium to good drivers and less
than the usual number OF common animals.
The quality was much better than repre-
stnted here for some time past, which IS
due probably TO the fact that shippers
expected a larger number of buyers and
an increased demand. The early offerings
were not really the better kinds. and the
bidding was a little disappointing. IL be-
ing rather difficult to negotiate sales at
steady prices. Later. however, when the
better class of animals were offered the
competition between buyers was more ac-
tive and sales were usually at prices fully
equal to the those current at any time
heretofore this season Most OF the horses
weighing 1900 to 1.600 lbs sold from si0I
10 $50 per head. and drivers and light
workers were reported at s6odl0o
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOL1S, Jan. 2.-Cattle-Receipts, co.;
shipments none. The quality of the Of
ferings was only fair, consisting chiefly
of light mixed butcher grades. The mar
ket opened about steady, and the few on
sale were soon sold. The general markets
for shipping cattle were reported weak
and lower, which caused rather a quiet feel
ing and a weaker tendency for the near
future. The last weeks prices will hardly
be sustained. The closing was quiet with
all sold. Quotations:
Good to choice steers, 1850 to
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Deaths.

Margaret E. Marlatt, thirty-one years.
2412 East Tenth street, peritontis.
James McCowen, fifty-five years, 23O Bird
street, pneumonia.
Nancy Coraline Fulton, eighty-one years
Greencastle, Ind, grip.
Nancy NJ. Millun, sixty-three years $50
Division street, heart disease.
Martin Farrell, twenty-five years, 421 Ag-
mes street, consumption.
Bridget Waters, fifty-seven years. 1913
South West street, mitral insufficiency.
William Bowles, hftythree years, 16
North State avenue, heart failure.
Major Rich, thirty-one years, 537 West
Twelfth street, pneumonia.
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Births.

Joseph and Mary Henselman, 1131 South
State avenue, boy.
Fred and Katie Bohn, 1913 South New
Jersey street, girl.
Charles and Emma Field, 33l North Noble
street, girl.
Edward E. and Grace Tyner, 1880 Cornell
avenue, girl.
William and Anna Garrison, $50 West Fiji
tenth street, girl.
L. c. and Carrie Carnes, 107 West Twen-
ty-third street. girl.
Fred and Sallie Runnels. 900 East Wash
ington street, girl.
John A and Rosa Martin, 562 Beville av-
enue, girl.
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SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Jan. 29-Judge VIM.
III. Seaman. Of the District Court, Eastern
district OF Wisconsin, has been named sue
cessor pro tenn. 10 Judge VIM. j. Allen. re-
Gently deceased. Three candidates for the
vacancy on the United States bench caused
by the death OF Judge Allen appeared IN
Springfield to-day. They were O. A Par
ker, OF Carbondale. Judge A. V. Vickers. OF
the First judicial district. and Judge VIM
@. Cochran. of Sullivan. Moultrie county
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
OriginaI-Cornelius d. Browder. Indianapolis
Sc: Jeremiah Mattix, Buffalo, So; Simon Walker
Evansville Sc; William Sparks, Lawrenceburg
Sc: Joseph Falk. Button. &c. Albert Martin
Lebanon Sl2-
Additional-Ira Sturgis, Wolcottville, S.
Supplemental-Joseph Cheetham, New Al
bany, 81
pleton. Sl2.
Increase-Robert D. Patterson. Decatur sl7.
Aaron w. Hutchinson, Indianapolis. IS: George
w Gale Marion. $40.
Original Widows. etc.-Minor of Emanuel N.Y.
grant Huntington $40. Special act, Jan IA
Elizabeth A. Eller, Remington IS.
War with Spain widows etc. Rosa Calson
mother Warsaw. sl2.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan. % The body of
Judge ~. Pearl, OF Port Gibson, was found
In the Mississippi river near this place
to-day. with heavy weights tied around the
hands and ankles. He had been missing
about two weeks.
The theory Is that Judge Pearl was cross
ing the stream and lost his footing and
was swept away by the swift current. He
leaves . family.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, JAN 2e.-The big advance in cot
ton has checked attempts to do business In
staple cottons for forward deliveries. Buyers
nning attention 20 spot goods in which about a N
average business doing at previous prices. Prints
in fair demand. eingnams quiet. Print tla'bs
quiet and unchanged. American Wooden Com
pany opened heavy weight staple sutings about
20 per cent. lower than year ago. Good bust
ness done. tha
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Poultry-Alive steady;
fowls. 91c: chickens. &c; dressed weaker: tur-
keys S1a@101ec; chickens. 100111c; fowls, s1q10c.
ST LOUIS. Jan. 29.-Poultry steady; chickens,
6isc; young, &c; turkeys, 5d6c; young, &c; ducks.
Sc; geese, SC.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 29.-Poultry steady; chick
ems. 7dS1.c; turkeys, 6lsa7l1c.
CHICAGO Jan. 29-Dressed poultry dull: tur-
keys, Sq9lzc; chickens. SGSkc.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The market for evapor-
ated apples while not being particularly active
was tolerably steady owing 70 the light supply
common; prime. 5q5asc; choice. 51a@6 and fancy,
6@ac. California dried fruits Were inactive.
Prunes were nomfnally quoted at 3A@Sxc per
pound. as to size and quality. Apricots-Royai.
i&d12c: Moor Park. sAG15c. Peaches-Peeled,
IQtlSc; unpeeed, 61zQ1Oc
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ern s4sa7esc: No. spring. 5slsassisc. Corn.
s6lzc Oats. 21kG26c.
MINNEAPOLIS Jan. 2s.-wheat-Cash. 75ssc;
May. 757sc; July, 76iz676ssc: track No. hard.
57ssc; No. northern. 15ssc: No northern. 72isc.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2s.-Barley firm; No. 2, IS
q60c; sample 41G57c.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 2s-Cotton quiet Sales,
1850 bales. Ordinary, Lille; good ordinary,
slice: low middling l5-f6c; middling. 9 7-16c:
good middling, 11-16c; middling fair, 1ohc,
nominal Receipts, $50 bales; stock, 363, sol
bales.
NEW YORK. Jan. 29.-Spot cotton closed dull
and irregular; middling uplands. 12c; middlng
gulf, l2hc. Sales, COS bales.
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ding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
and easy. No. spring wheat ssG14sc; No. 2
red 751za76i<c. No. corn. 37hc; No yellow.
371c No. 2 oats, 24%c; No. white, 26%q271zc-
No. rye. 5lQ52c. Fair to choice mailing bar
ley. 49T59c. No. / iaxseed. s173kQ1.H: No.
Northwestern, s1.74. Glover seed, contract grade,
siiqII 20 Prime timothy seed, s4.s5 Mess pork.
per BRIL- sl3.sOd14. Lard per 100 lbs. s7.i5d7. 57e.
ders 6boxed). S. s6ds 80. short-clear sides
(boxed), s7.2597.s5. Whisky, basis of high wines,
confectioners' A. $3.50: OFF A. 5.44c
Receipts-Flour, 22se00 brls; wheat. 1000 bu;
corn, 5l5 600 bu; oats, 49,, 900 bu; rye 1000 bu
barley 5000 bu Shipments-FIour., $4,000 brls
wheat 900 bu: corn, IT'S 900 bu oats, 251 900 bu
rye, 1900 bu; barley. 3. 200 bu
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Marriage Licenses.

Herbert L. Thomas and Anna Bertha
Irvus
Frank Lee and Martha Bingham
Francis 0. Ross and Ida Macy.
Robert Quinn and Laura Williams
Louis McFadden and Edna Long,
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THE JOBBISG TRADE.

(The quotations given below are IN. ..u,.
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-stick. 7isc per 10: common m,xas
TIC: grocers mixed. she: Banner twis, 49,
sue; cream mixed. 10Qlle: old-tme mixed siHc'
Nuts-Soft- shelled almonds. ls8zOc: EnyiHf liz,
islsc; peanuts. roasted. 7eJsc; mixed nuts. Isc
Canned Goods.
Corn. 75cGy25 Peaches-Eestern s,ara.,.
s-lb S2G2 IS: 3-lb seconds. sl.yogz; CaIifo-nis
standard, 81 l0Q2.40 California seconds 81 soSSS
Observation-Disclosures. 2-lb. s5usoc; rasn
berries, 3-lb $l25ul.S0; pineappes standard
2-lb, 81 S5dl.s0. choice. z32-lo: cove oysters
lib full weight, slO54Ille; light, 6Ja65c strins
marrowfats. s5cgsl; early June. 81. legI Is: OBJ
sters 81. Ss2: red cherries. sJcGlsl Strawberries
s5qsoc. salmon. lib. 95cIs2; GLIB tomatoes ssh
soc
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite 81; c & q. Kanawha 81: PITTS.
burg, 81 Winifrede. 81: Raymond. 81: Jackson
81; Island City lump. 50; lump coke lie per bn
s2.s5 per p bu crushed coke. Isc per bu e. q
per Is blu; Blossourg. s. per ton: Conneilsville
Brazil block. $3.50 per tor: smokeless coal. IS per
ton.
Alcohol g. 5oG2.7o: asasoetida. 4oc; alum. gun
&C: cAmphor. esQ70c; coshineal. 5ol55c chioror
pure. s54J3c; indigo 6y4Soc: licorice Caiab
genuine. s50toe: magnesiA. carb.. 2-oz n16zec.
morphine. y. q W.. per OF. E.3502.69: madder
1f0i6c. oil. castor. per GAL N15( 4 Is. oil. ber-
Eamot. per ID. s.; opium. o.7503-so: qulnine. p
= W.. PER o. 20toc: balsau copsiba. 5s069c
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Building Permits.

p. II. Jameson. repairs. sos-3o5 North Capitol
avenue. $50.
avenue. $50
| Julius Matzke. three-story brick fiat west end
| lot. southwest corner Of New Jersey and North
| streets. $4,000.
@. NJ. overhiser. addition to 1910 villa avenue.
| er7s - ~~'
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MetalD.
VITAL STATISTICS-JAN. 90.

ST. LOUIS Jan. 29.-Metals weak: lead dull a
417izc; spelter lower at 3.s5c, sellers
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p. NJ. time Q in BLACK ngures.-Trsins marked
thus: s-Daily, S-sleeper, P-Parlor Car, o.
Chair Car D-Dining Cal. t-Except Sunday.
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Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments. 1000.
The hog market opened with good de-
mand from order buyers. and with fair
competition from other sources the early
market was active at an average advance
of SC In prices over yesterday. Most of the
supply changed hands at the start, but, In
keeping with other places there was a
weakening tendency before all had changed
hands, and toward the close a few loads
had TO sell at about 2laQ5c lower prices
than early. A good clearance was finally
made, but the condition of the market at
the close was not very satisfactory to sales
men and did not indicate a steady market
tomorrow. Sales ranged from $5.25Q5.45.
and they were largely at S. 35Q5.40, with
more at s5.S5q5.371a than any other price.
| Quotations.
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Sheep-Receipts, $50; shipments fair. The
receipts of sheep and lambs were not large.
and with a steady demand from shippers
and fair competition from other buyers
the trading was active and good clear
ance made in good season at steady
prices compared with those current recent
ly. Full loads sold as high as $5.35 and
just fair to good kinds were reported at
$450@5.25. Sheep sold as high as S25, and
other sales were at Sal Quotations:
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Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

Gi.5O.
Lemons-Messina. fancy. 800 to box. 50; Cali
Potatoes~si.s5 brl; 55c per bu
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey sweets. $50: Illinois.
Cabbage-HolIand seed. s1.25 per 100 lbs
Celery-Michigan. 2oq25c per bunch; Californk
bu; spanish onions. $50 per crate; red and yell
low, 81 SO per brl.
p psr IS Per ps s s dark &c.
Carrots-5Oq6oc per bu
Old Beoss-50q75c per bu
Turnips--s0cGs1 per bri; s5c per bu.
$50 per on: per n orI a.
Chestnuts-10c per ID.
s4.ps.Eml sl' sat sss to weight.
DOB BALDWIN, RfT bag per bril- NO.
pies. per box. si.5Oa1.s5.
Provisions.
1oKc; Is lbs average, 1O1la1lAc; Y lbs average.
Ih@nAe; 10 lbs average, llA@ll&c.
ForsBss1s d dsaGsfss rum Dads sfa
Bacon-Clear sides. so to 50 lbs average, sac;
e 10 clear Il p' pees IS to 30 lbs average s%c
to % lbs average sssc; IA to lS lbs average s7c;
average. sssc: s to lbs average. exc In dry-sait
&c less.
age. SIC: 10 to Il lbs average. SIZE
Clover. choice. prime. ss5o9s.75: English.
choice s97 crimson :. or ,o SCARLET =. clover SOS
"a lbs. $40; extra Clean 6OG75c; orchard grass.
extra. 81. so; red top choice, socasl7 20; En-
75casl Is: Western German millet. sOcQsl; com
mon millet. sodeoc.
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Tuesdays Bank CIearinss.
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


On the wholesale streets and on Commission
row yesterday there was considerable activity in
trade for so near the close OF winter month.
With this prizes ruled firm in nearly all lines
Only In eggs butter. Irish potatoes and fruits of
inferior quality are prices easier. The -four mar
ket Is hrmer in tone and IN provisions there is
free movement. Dried fruits and canned goods
are selling better In fact In all lines handled
by the wholesale grocers there is an active de-
mand for goods and In fancy groceries there is
an unsual movement. The leather market
though firm, Is not quoiably higher, and the
same remark will apply to hides The dry goods
houses are having considerable trade and prices
rule flrm at the revision Of Monday. The iron
and hardware markets are In strong position
but prices are practically the as for several
weeks past. -
The local grain market shows little more ac-
tivfty on increasing receipts. All cereals ire In
good request at the following range of prices on
track. As furnished by the secretary of the Boar
of Trade
wheat-No red, 76c; No. red ON rnill,n,
freight. 76c: No. red. 72GD74c: wagon wheat Zee
Corn-No. white, sec; No. white 3ec: No 2
white. CSC; No. white 35d37c: No white
mixed. Csc; No white rlixed. 3Sc: No 4 white
mixed. 36Q3sc; No yellow. 3SAc: No. yellow
3Shc; No. yellow, 34kqS5Ac; No. mixed 3sc:
No. mixed. CSC: No. 4 mixed. s4Q36c; ear corn
351ac; wagon corn 33I35c.
Oats-No. white. &c: No 3 white, 27c No .
mixed. 2sc: No. mixed. Csc
Observation-Disclosures: Rejected red. car Corn
No. white cars; No. white, "a; No mixed
3; No. yellow. 1; No. mixed /: No. mixed
i; total. 80 cars. Hay: No. prairie, l car
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Hogs-Receipts, 1,200 shipments, LOO
The quality was generally good being made
up of light and mixed grades, with a few
ears of good heavy packing that sold at
S. 40 to $5.421a The market opened active al
an advance of about ~ cents as compared
with yesterdays prices. and trade ruled
brisk, as the orders were quite liberal, and
the light supply soon sold, with many or
ders untitled. Some buyers were compelled
TO place orders elsewhere The bulk of
the sales was made at 1914 to S. 40 with
the extreme range of s5.321s to S5i25z. The
market closed quiet Quotations:
Good to choice heavy. .$5.3712G5 42ia
Good to choice heavy Mixed 5.3711n54O
Fair to good light. 5.32ikM5 3715
Fair TO good pigs. .----...-.. $40 0535
Common to good roughs......... $50 M510
Sheep-Receipts. 200; shipments, 40. The
quality was only fair, there being no prime
stock offered. The demand was good for
all grades. The market ruled steady at
unchanged prices. closing quiet with all
Sold Quotations:
Good to choice lambs ................ s.. 00G5 10
Common to fair lambs. .............. 3-25fi4 %
Good TO choice sheep................. 2.50d3 10
Stockers and feeders. ................ 2.00n3 20
Bucks, per lO0 Ds.-------..---...--. Z.5otIJ.Oo
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soap. CASTLE. FIR. 136lsc; soda. bicarb. 2hqec;
salts EPSON. 1izq4c: sulphur -four. 2Aa5c salt
peter, 10E114c; tUrpentine 4tG5oc; giycerine. la
2oc: iodide potassium. s. 65Q2 20; bromide potas-
SUM. 55d60c; chlorate potash, 15420c: borax. 30
12c; cinchonida, 40G45c; carboc acid. ssGiSc
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Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid ty shippers)

Turkey hens. 71sc per Id: young toms. &c;
young chickens, TIC; hens TIC: cocks a..
ducks. SC: geese. full feathered, S. iofSS Der doz
Cheese-New York full creams l3c; domestic
Swiss. lsc; brick. lac; lmourger, 13c.
Butter-Choice roll lie per ID; poor. No. 2
6d7c. -
Ezgs-15c per doz.
Feathers--Prime geese, 30c per Id. prir,e f,,,c,<
20c per Id. "'
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow, 25c for dark q
Wool-Medium. unwashed, l9Gf2Oc. f,,h- va.,.s
2Sa30c; bury and understandable, 36p5c lees.
fine merino. l5Qllc: coarSe braid nc 'S'
Rabbits. 75QSi per doz for hunters dress.a
HIDES. TALLow. ETC.
Green-saited Hides-Nos L Sc. No 20 ~ ,
calf, eixc No calf. Sc. - w.
Grssss-Mni's t &C. yNs o sHe; brown, nc