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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-02-03
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
The Libel Biii Taken up by the Senat,
but Was Not Finished.

but Was Not Finished.
Austin, Feb. 2.-The ible bill was
taken up by the senate yesterday
where it was left on ON Thursday. The
pending question was on Mr.. Goss'
amendment
Nj Harris Of Hunt. offered a substi.
tuto identical in substance but worded
differently Both amendments were
withdrawn after some debate.
Senator Stafford moved % reconsider
the vote by which the Hough amend.
ment was adopted on Thursday. The
amendment struck out Of Sec. ?, justi.
flying the publication Of privileged mat.
ter the following
"Aud shall not he made the basis Of
any action for libel without proof Of
actual malice"
Tho motion prevailed and the amend.
mont was then defeated
Mr.. Hanger offered an amendment
striking out the words "pccuniary dam.
ages and inserting actual damages
In the section providing for the recovery
Of damages, where the publication was
made in good faith.
A motion TO rccommit the bill was
| defeated
Further action on the bill wns post.
ponod 90 Tuesday.
Mr. Patterson secured the engross-
ment Of his bin authorizing school cor.
pontions 10 donate or sell 20 school trus.
tees property 10 he used for school pur.
poses.
4 bill by Mr.. Stafford requiring politi.
cal parties 10 hold primaries and con.
venuons ON the same day was passed
finally
A bill by Mr. Davidson Of Galveston
authorizing railroad corporations To
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ABSORBED THE KATY.
Syndicate Making Efforts to Get Control
49, Of Al Gould Lines.

alhhicate Making Efforts to Get Control
49, Of All Gould Lines.
New York. Feb 2.-Tho Evening Post
says It Is announced on high authority
that the Hartman syndicate not only
acquires large holding. in Southern Pa.
cihc stock, but is also obtaining con.
trol Of the Missouri, Kausa, e Texas
Thu, DO i- shown the motive, which led
the Hartman sydiate % secure the
speyer and Huntington holdings in the
Southern Pacitc uulr1ad and thus domi.
mating the interest IN the property in.
yolyei yustcr ,chcmeso railroad con.
s0lidaum.
The close Identification ~ the Gould
interest with memb,r. of the Hartman
syndicate win facilitate the new rela-
tions, as II is proposed % the Goulds 20
throw their entire interest in the south.
west IN the Hartman syndicate, This
will b. a valuable accession. as the
Gould lines and the Katy reach every
important city in Texas.
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Austin, Feb. 2.-The executive com.
mittee Of the Tems Press association is
called 20 meet IN the parlors Of the Dris.
kill hotel at Austin. Thursday, Feb Z,
at O'Clock, for the purpose of naming
the date for the holding Of the twenty
second acnual meeting Of the associa-
ton, and TO transact such other business
a. may come before the committee.
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Hou.. without a Quorum.

Austin. Feb. 1.-The house lost its
quorum In five minutes after conyening
this morning by the members going
home and had 10 adjourn until Monday
without getting a vote on motion to
table the resolution inviting Mr. Hogg
20 address the legislature on his amend.
monts
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acquire right Of way for the purpose OF
shortening the line. Of reducing grades
and % acquire land for reservoirs for
water supply. The bin was passed
The senate then di0urned 20 Tuesday.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Butter-ReceiPts - oi2
packages Market steady; creamery, l5ql9c; FAC
tory. 11q14c. Cheese-Receipts. 1888 packages.
Market steady; fancy large. colored. Sssc; fancy
large, white, sisc fancy small, colored, 9lzc;
fancy small. white. 9lsc Eggs-Receipts. 1s. ~
packages Market easier; Western candled, 1874
G14c; Western uncandled 1l12qlSc.
PHILADELPHIA. June 5:-Butter steady; fan
cy Western creamery. 1870; fancy Western
prints, 19c; fancy nearby prints. zoe. Eggs hrm
and in good demand; fresh nearby. lac; fresh
Western, 14c; fresh Southwestern 13c; fresh
Southern, l2c. Cheese firm: New York full
creams fancy small 92Q92.c; New York full
creams fair TO choice. sl2Q914c.
BALTIMORE. June 5.-Butter firm: fancy. imi-
tation, ndlSc; fancy creamery, l9d20c; fancy
lade. 15Glsc; store packed, 11d12c. Eggs firm;
fresh 1S19c. Cheese firm; large, &c; medium,
9l2c; small, 10c-
CHICAGO June Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm: creameries.
4d1s&c; daires 14d16c. Cheese steady at SS44
10Izc. Eggs-Loss of, cases returned. 11Ac.
LOUISVILLE. June 5.-Butter-Pound bricks.
2lc: 60-lb tubs zoe: 25-lb tubs, 20l2c. Eggs, 10c
ST. LOUIS. June 5.-Butter steady; creameries,
15G1sc; diaries. l2ql5c. Eggs steady at l0S4c.
CINCINNATI, June Eggs steady at lie.
Butter steady. Cheese steady.
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Wool.

BOSTON. June 5.-The American Cotton and
Wool Reporter Will say OF the wool trade to-
morrow. While the wool market Is still quiet,
the demand shows tendency TO expand X
few of the early sizeabe lines have been moved,
II Is reported, but most of the business stil con-
sists or moderate sized lots The outlook Tor
good volume OF business is considered more en-
stated that they would not be surprised 10 see
fairly good trade in progress during the course
OF the next few weeks. The trend or the goods
market Is still toward Improvement tnoush
yet the volume OF business is not very largely
increased, but A number of manufacturers report
that they have received more orders, ana many
OF those who come into the market look more
some of the dress goods people and makers OF
some lines Of mems wear WOolens- As Tar as
prices are concerned. however, there Is Ger
tainly no Improvement to be noted. Inc pressure
exerted by the South American WOODS mas re-
suited in lowering prices for good domestlc quar-
ter boods 10 a zoe basis and all lines OF medium
and low woods are in buyers favor. Holders Oh
equivalent Of 40c Clean landed, are asking prices
ranging anywhere from 42c TO i5c clean, when
consumers Will pay unless the WOODS are
very run very largely to staple. eastern
houses are still buying in the West, ana espe-
caly in Wyoming although the ACTIVITY In Inc
interior is pronounced as II was - ne
sales for the week in Boston amounted TO s. iSoVoo
lbs domestic and 356,000 lbs foreign, making a
total OF 8 7S5 900 lbs. against total or = z5O 0VV
lbs the previous week, and a total or LIZ! zOO
lbs for the corresponding week last year. Inc
sales since Ian amount 10 94,9l2,9uO lbs. against
So 19 100 lbs for the corresponding time last year
ST LOUIS, June 5.-Wool steady and I'M
changed medium grades, 1lqllc; light hne. uq
lac: heavy fine, 9qllc; tub washed l6Q2oc.
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At NEW YORK.
Provisions Show n Firmer Tone, but
Other Products Are Easy.

NEW YORK. June 5-F1our-Receipts. 2.70
brls; exports 0.1s3 brls Market moderately ac-
tive apd about steady. Corn meal dull: yellow
Western 9sc; city, 95c; Brandywine. 81. 45a2. So
wheat-Recepts. 15e. $50 blu: exports. 1856 blu.
Spot easier; No red. $3.50 T. o. b. af1oat, size
elevator No. l northern Duluth, S7Ac T. o. b.
afoat: No. 1 hard Duluth. 914c f. o. b. ahoat.
options opened weak under further unloading Of
July. large Northwestern receipts. unfavorable
cables. rain in spring wheat States and small
seaboard clearances. Later rally occurred on
covering. led by September. but the market final
ly weakened again and closed partly &c net
lower. July. s0GS0Isc and S07sc. closed at Sole:
Corn-Receipts $1,000 hu: exports, $4,000 bu
Spot easy: No ?. Acc elevator 491sc f. o. b. afioat
Options We're dull and barely steady all day.
Influenced by liberal receipts. small clearances
favorable weather and moderate unloading. FL
nally eased Off, with wheat. and closed &c net
lower. July. 4sizd4Sssc. closed at 4sIsc: Septem-
Der. 4SleG4Sssc. closed at 4SSsc.
Oats-Receipts. 123.o00 bu; exports $50 bu Spot
steady; No. >. 3ls.c; No. 3. &c. No. white 3Sc
track white. S2lsG3c. Options dull and barely
steady.
Lard FIRM Western steamed. $50 Refined
firmer; continent. Ss.65: s. ~. 80 40: compound
S6.19Q6s1is- Tallow dull city. use: country sd
5i4c. Cotton-seed oil firm: prime crude 32c:
prime yellow. &c. Rice steady: domestic fair
TO extra. 3AQec: japan. 4ssQ47sc.
Co1ee-Spot Rio easy: No. : invoice 6Jsc Mid
quiet. Cordova. s14QI2ixc
Sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining. i-l6c; cen
trifugal. 90 test. 4i4c: molasses sugar. 7-lsc
Refined unsettled.
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CHICAGO. June s-cattie-Reoepts. 10000. In
s. carloads at IS and over; choice butchers stock
about steady, others weak; Texans strong Top.
& so0s So stocers and feeders %ea o
except fancy at s3Gs75 cows. 81 75Q4s5: heif-
eu az ss@i co. eairss slow at ssoas TEXAS
fed steers. A.5Od54o: Texas bulls. e. 750s-s5.
estimated: left over. 1900 Market easier Top.
sss7iz: mixed and butchers. s. 5ea sz,.; good 20
$40: light. Ss5a5.Gh. bulk OF sales s5.S0Q5.s0.
sheep-Reeeipts q coo sheer and lambs weak.
mixed. s3.65d420: Western sheep. al0Q4fO.
yearlings. As5qt;so; native lambs. sia5-25: Vest
KANSAS CITY June 5.-Cattle-Receipts $500
natives. 100 Texans. AGO calves. Native beef
steers strong stockers az, and feeders slow; cow.
steers. '55Og5so; fair 70 good; s5loas4s; stock
81 sOa5.eO; Texans and Indians. 81 sOa5. 80: Texas
grass steers, $sn450: cows. t335ds.50 heifers.
s. 75a5.2s; Gamers. s225Gs.25: bulls. $685. Is:
Hogs-Receiipts, 2, 500. Market steady TO So
$ so@ssO: mixed packers. 1866 50: light. SD
d5.75. pigs 81 5Cd540
sheeP-Receipts. 1900. Market steady to easy.
si.5od4.S5. ewes. $iQf25; cus. s. 25nS IS. Texas
grass sheep. Sr4l5' Texas lambs. A25qLsS;
NEW YORK. June 5.-Beeves-Recelpts 2 s07.
Steers slow 70 fraction lower; fat bulls steady:
6: oxen. 81 e5a5.2O: bulls s. l5S7s 20: cows 81 %
Gt.25. Cables steady. Shipments. l2s cattle and
CaIves-Recepts sS24 veals opened weak ana
closed l5c 10 Csc OF: buttermilks higher Veals,
s. soas p: tail ends s4a4Ss: buttermllks. st9
Sheep and Iambs-Receipts l0l5s sheen a5s
lower. yearlings easy; prime and choice iambf
steady 20 nrm. under grades duh and weak.
$50: lambs. S 2sgsss: euiis 8 ''''
Hogs-Receipts. 5iS2. Market steady at SO
ST. LOUIS. June s.-cattIe-Receipts. 600. in
GLIDING 1900 Texans Market steady. Native
beef and butcher steers. 81 75G5.e0. steers under
loo lbs, &q525; stockers and feeders s. S0d4 IS:
cows and heifers s26f3 %. Gamers 81 s1fe -.
COWS and heifers, s2.50Qs 10.
H0gs-Receipts. 3.lC0. Market weak PIGS ana
lights, .ssSa57o: packers. s5.7oQ5s5 butchers.
sheep-Receipts goo Market Zoe 10 i5c low
Native muttons, s37sQf Is. lambs st75 50:
culls and bucks. s. 75Q4. stockers. s2a4 IS
SOUTH OMAHA. June 5.-Cattle-Reoeipts
100 MsrEs se'se so and "a shade sSrosssr "a
ass: Texas steers 81 sOG4 50. COWS and hclfers
| s.. 60ds 50. calves s.. 50Q7
Hogs-Recepts. $500 Market steady
shade lower. Heavy, &.10u5So, mixed SS.67itff
$40. light. s5s6a570: bulk Of sales t5ssisd 5 ~
Sheep-Receipts. !. 200. Market slow and steady.
Yearlings. H.25G+6o: wethsrs 3. sod440. ewes
,s.sog4; lambs. sizSG5.fo. spring lambs. SQ5. IS.
EAST BUFFALO June -Receipts-Cattle N
| cars: sheep and lambs. 10 cars. hogs. Y ara
Shipments-cattle. a cars. sheep and lambs 3
csitIs.Markei steady. Calves choice to extra.
| IS. SSG6
sheep and Lambs-Lambs choice DR.. fed. g. IA
| Q5l5 wethers. Ai5qi.es
Hogs-Heavy. 80
CINCINNATI. June S-Hogs steady at uss
, a4so.
cattle dali and lower at 81 soas25
sheep dun AZ s22s9+ Lambs duh ana loves
at S.5sq575.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Looms and ExchanGe-Clear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS-C Commercial paper. 4d4i. pei
cent; time loans. 56s per cent Clearings, 81
SIS. 097.l2: balances. S247, 122. IS.
NEW YORK-Money on call steady at 313i;
per cent; last loan per cent. Prime mercantile
paper. 3%d4z per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business in bankers bills a.
s4sSIs for demand and $4.S5is for sixty days
posted rates. 81. S5izG4s6 and si.ss; Commercial
bills. A.AAG Clearings. s37i.6iS.l22: bal
ances. s15. 81. 254.
CHICAGO-Posted exchange s4s5ls and 81 50
New York exchange, par Clearngs. SIS, ilS. o0-
balances. s2.049. ISL.
l56, 95S.
PHILADELPHIA-Clearin s2S.oSilo7: bal
ances, 50. SIS. 4S3.
ST. LOUIS-Money. sal per cent. New Yori
exchange. par bid. 25c premium asked. Clear
ings. 49, go. ss7; balances, S1.224.S sos
MISUNDERSTANDING. s4,Os7,7io; balances
$685.. 592
CINCINNAT1-New York exchange. 15T17izC
premium. Money, 3lzq6 per cent. Clearings
s. S95 900
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Oats-No. white 2slkdzszc. Receipts--Uheat
1880 bu; corn. r. 500 bu: oats. 1900 bu. ship
ments-Wheat. 26.l bu. corn. u.2Oo bu; oats
1900 bu.
CINCINNATI, June 5-Flour quiet Wheat
quiet; No. red, 75c. Corn quiet. No. mixed,
4iisc Oats easy; No. mixed. 5ed5g.zc Rye
quiet; No. 2 59c. Lard steady at SsOIiz. Bulk
meats quiet $ 0sl-. Bacon steady and lower
at s.. Whisky ldistilerS' finished goods active
on a basis OF sl.27 Sugar firm.
LIVERPOOL. June 5.-Wheat-Spot firm; No.
red Western winter. IS uiad; No. northern
spring, 6s ID No. 1 California, 6s I'd Corn
Spot quiet; American mixed. new, IS niad; Old
Is ~ Bacon-Cumberland cut steady at AS 90;
short ribs firm at as Sd; clear bellies nrm at
AS sd.
TOLEDO. June 5.-Wheat lower; cash, H4c;
July, 74i1c: September. 73c. Corn dull; cash,
4S1.c. July. 4issc: september, sac. Oats dull
26i9c Rye sic. Glover seed. cash. 500; Octo-
ber s5.27i1
MILWAUKEE,, June 5.-Barley quiet; No 2.
66c. sample, 40054isc.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. June 5.-Flour active: patents. 50 IS
Q3.75: extra fancy and straights s3l57s "a.
clear. 81 SdS. Corn meal steady at $3.50 Bran
weak; sacked. east track. zoe. Wheat-No 2 red
cash. re: July. 6s7sa7oc; September. ss7sG6sc:
No hard. 73l734.c. Corn-No. 2, cash 42I,c
July. 42Nai2i1c: September. 4SAc Oats-No p
cash. 2S1sc July. 2I+c; September. 26isc No
white. 3lizc. Pork steady; jobbing. SIS. rs. Lard
higher at ssl5. Dry-salt meats boxed steady:
extra shorts. s. IS: clear ribs IS 37a clear sides
$50 Bacon Cboxed). steady: clear shorts 81;
clear ribs. ss.i2iz; clear sides 25. Hay steady
timothy. Sl5ql4. prairie. ssQll;25. Whisky
steady at 81 %. Iron cotton ties. S1.05 Bagging
6is17c. Hemp Irvine. &C. Receipts-Flour 4 Gt
brs wheat. 80 900 bu corn, 81 600 bu; oats a. OOC
bu. shipments-Flour 1900 brls wheat. i7oo
bu: corn. I65 900 bu.
BALTIMORE. June 5.-Flour dull receipts
1885 brls; exports. "a brls Wheat-Cash dull
futures hrmer spot. 77AG77izc; July. 7sd7sl. G.
August 15QT5i.c. steamer No. red. 735x474c
receipts. u. 1874 bu: Southern, by sample. T0G
7shc. Southern grade. 75q7Sc. Corn steady
mixed. spot. the month and July. .7%947+c
steamer mixed. t6i.a4sAc; receipts. 2,s'8s bu
exports none: Southern white corn. 4sd4s1sc
Southern yellow, 4sc asked oats nrm; No.
white. sig3iA1c: No. mixed. &c bid; receipt.
and exports none.
KANSAS CITY. June 5.--wheat-July. CSC
September SAC. cash. No. 2 hard. 7ofg7lc; No
red. Tic Corn-July <0%c: september. HAq
tl,sc. cash. No 2. mixed, Exc; No white. <2c
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RAIN DEPRESSES WHEAT
July OPTION CLOSES CENT AND
THREE-QUARTERS DOWN.
Corn and Hog Products Establish md
Hold Small Gnins-Onts Influenced
by the Wet Weather.

CHICAGO. June 5.-A copious rainfall
caused weak wheat market to-day, and
July closed l4c under yesterday. July
corn closed a shade up and July oats M6Ac
lower. Provisions at the close were a shade
to nc higher.
The soaking rainfall in the spring wheat
country, where ii was most needed was
the dominant influence in the wheat trade
throughout the session, although other
items were at hand at times contributing
to the weakness, while others caused tenn
porary checks TO the decline. The fact
that leading commission house is be-
lieved TO be manipulating the July deliv-
cry was apparently overlooked by the
crowd AT time did the support have
the appearance of any strength. 1t came
almost entirely from nervous shorts, who
were quick TO secure the profits which the
recent slump has brought them. July
opened 15c to &c lower at 76c to 764c. and
sold eff quickly to 7514c. a prediction OF
frost in the Northwest and more fly dam
age reports from Kansas caused a rally
to 76c, but decline to 7514c followed III
short order. Later July, helped by reports
o. better cash demand and momentary
cessation of selling. reacted to 1874 q757sc.
AS the session neared the end the anxiety
to unload or to take the popular short sell
ing side increased because of light export
clearances. and July dropped to 743sc. Here
the market steadied as the selling ceased.
but the close was weak. July 124c lower at
15c. September was supported chiefly by
shorts, who dreaded the effect OF frost,
and this delivery closed at uAc. only u
shade under yesterday. Local receipts were
b. cars, one OF contract grade. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 42O cars. against l49
last week and 331 year ago. Seaboard
clearances In wheat and flour were equal 10
PA. 900 bu. Primary receipts were 675, 900 blu.
compared with 1000 blu last year.
The corn trade was rather dull. The
opening was easy the rains and in SYM
pathy with wheat. The prediction of frost.
prices, although the frost is only posi-
bility. July sold between 441sc and 44ssc,
and closed a shade up at 4issc. Receipts
were 344 cars, Al of contract grade. Country
offerings were light.
Oats were in plentiful supply because OF
the rains, many of the selling orders COM
ing from country points. Support by a To-
cal trader, however. checked the decline,
although the feeling generally was bearish.
July sold between 2S14c and 2112@27Ssc. and
closed 1sG4c lower at 2Sq2S1sc. Receipts
were 2lS cars.
Provisions were quiet. but prices held
steady on a demand for lard. thought to be
covering of the rest of the list. Fluctua
tions were narrow. July pork closed
shade higher at s1452i4G1i55, July lard 71.c
up at sS.25 and July ribs a shade improved
at s7S5.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat.
S. cars: corn, AIS cars; oats, 21o cars; hogs.
IS. 900 head
oad;rg futuraS rapged aS follows.
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Marriage Licenses.
ttington Underhill and Lunis valentin.

Wilmington Underhil and Lune valentin.
Sloan.
Harry l.. Hammond and Beatrice Mcclellan
Frank Burrows and Jessie Fay Putterbaugh
Austin Douthit and Jessie Marion MendenhaIl
Moses Albert Walker and Bessie Hadley
James H Biddinger and Anna Boyer.
William H. Mummey and Emma Nancy.
George C. Campbell and Hattie Ryan.
William Sogemeier. Jr.. and Mary c. Young
Frederick c. Mayer and Bertha Beethoven.
David r. Boots and Eugenia c. Fables
Woodbury. II. Day and Ina c. Titus
Alexander White and Eva BALI.
Harry c. Copeland and Josephine A Greer
Harry e Kungman and Violet +. Wyon
William r Maisoil and Emma Kock
Clyde T. Lucas and Nellie Mae Cravens.
William o. Fields and Julia Peterson
George l.. Robertson and Clara +. Waldron
William f Alexander and jeanette Pence
Harry l., Russie and Louise Julia Berger
Arson Pratt Redheld and Adella w Coe
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Births.

John and Ella Upshaw. 62s Ogden street boy
]. b. and Sarah Showecker, 1923 Sheffield ave-
nue., boy.
f. H. and Lena Youe Ss1 North Noble street.
boy
Elmer and Love Marriott, 1903 Brookside ave-
nue.. boy.
Henry and Annie Schumann. 2O17 Cornell ave-
nue., girl.
Robert and Cora Dubolse. S65 West Fourteenth
street, girl
William o. and Mile O'Neal. s724 North Hi.
nois street, boy.
c. NJ and Francis staushery. 229o North Can
ito avenue. boy.
o. c. and Mrs. Ham. city. boy.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Additional-James NJ. White, Raglesville So.
John T. Armitsge, Peru s.; Eldridge Green
Normal IS: Henry Cate. Converse. s.
Increase.John NJ. Scott, Lafayette. Si2: Thorn
T. Jones. Swanington. SO; Albert :. Jones
Soldiers Home Lafayette. ~, Jesse Shamp Ak
rom $40: George S Brewer. Ladoga. N2: Curtis
McCutcheon. Liberty Mills. IS: Salathiel Parks.
Caspervflle 81: William s. White. Indianapolis
So: John T Alexander. Lebanon, N7; Seector
Thackery. Ballstown. sc4 George ". Brewer
Fort Wsyne ST.: william Shockey. Munce s.
Alfred b. Foreman. Greentown. N2. George w.
Ackley, Marion. Sl2.
Original Widows, etc.-iouisa Dorrel Green
wood, s. Matilda c. Brown. North Judson. IS:
May % Martha Rakes. Walton ST.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, Junes Spirits of turpentine.
nothing doing Rosin steady at slG105 Crude
turpentine steady sl.l0 to s.. TO- Tar firm at
S1.30.
OIL CITY. June 5.--Credit balances. s1.05: GER
tificates. no bid. Shipments. 80. 265 brls aver
ssso2 brs; 1O7 500 brls average. 81. e3s
brls.
NEW YORK, June 5.-Petroleum dull. Rosin
dull; strained common to good. s1.521a. Spirits
OF turpentine quiet.
MONTPELIER, June Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. 74c; North Lima. 79c.
SAVANNAH. June 5.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 32h4c Rosin firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON. June 5.-Sprits of turpentine
firm at Bic. Rosin firm.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
WELL-MATURED DRY-FED CATTLE
SOLD AT STEADY PRICES.
Other Kinds n Trihe LOwer-Hogs Ac-
tive and Slightly Lower-Sheep
About Steady-Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
June 5.-Cattle-Receipts, $50; shipments.
200. The marketing of cattle for three days
has been comparatively liberal. showing
an increase of nearly 300 over the same time
last week. The receipts to-day were a lit
tie smaller than week ago and nearly 200
larger than a year ago. The market opened
with a steady demand from all points for
well-matured. dry-fed cattle and any that
answered that description sold promptly
enough at quotably steady prices In fact.
there were not enough of some kinds to
fill orders. The demand for cattle under
the best grades was Indifferent. and II re-
quired more time and labor to consummate
sales than heretofore this season at what
were generally considered 1OGl5c lower
prices than yesterday. All of the best cat
tie changed hands in good season. but il
required all day to dispose of the Others
Sales of steers included choice 1O9O-lb
steers at $50. with odd punches and loads
averaging 923 to 1.220 lbs at $505.25 heifers
sold high s.. with full loads as high
as 81. s0d4.9O. and stockers 10 good heifers
sold from $344.75. The extreme price for
COWS was s4.35. full loads sold at s425 and
Gamers TO good kinds were reported at
S2GI4 Is. Quotations:
Extra prime steers, 1850 lbs and
upwards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.. 6l7 s 90
Good export steers. 1850 TO 1.45O
IDS :.:::.......:...... 500 5.65
Good to choice 100 to 1,300-lb
steers .;..;....::........:....... 5.SOa $50
Good to choice LOO TO 1,2G0-lb
steers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5lOa $40
Plain fat steers, 1850 lbs and up
wards ..........-............. 5000 $50
Plain fat steers, zoo TO 100 lbs. 5.l0d $50
Plain fat steers. 1000 to 1.150 lbs. 4 S0d 3 90
Choice feeding steers. 1000 TO LOO
lbs ....::.............475G 500
Good feeding steers, 900 TO LOO
lbs. 1901 T. IS
Medium feeding steers. 800 10 300. 4.e5G $50
Common to good stockers........ 8 251 so
Good 10 choice heifers. .............. 4f0H 500
Fair TO medium heifers. ...--..... oOf1 q
Common TO light heifers. .......... 3.0OfI $50
Good TO choice ows............... O0fI 4 30
Fair 10 medium cows............... asa $50
Common old cows--...-.-..-.-......1 .O0fl 800
Veal calves. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45Oa $50
Heavy calves. .........................3 50d 4 Is
Prime TO fancy export bulls. 4OO1 .
Good TO choice butcher bulls. 3.504 3 %
Common 10 fair bulls............... 275q 325
Good TO choice cows and calves 40 OOfl50 90
Common 10 medium cows and
calves ............ On oo62s m