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AT NEW YORK.
All Commodities Easier. Some of
Them Decidedly Weak.

NEW YORK. June acknowledging. % 2ss
hrls: exports Oe0 brls. Market dull and barely
steady. but no lower; winter patents. S370G4;
winter straights. sS.50a365. winter extras. 50 80
NJ o.. Minnesota patents. sf64 30 Rye easier.
No ? Western soc I. O. b. afloat; state, 55a soc
z New York. car lots.
Wheat-Receipts. 195. $50 bu: exports S6 0ls hu
spot easy. No red. s4asc T. O. b. afoat s2ssc
elevator. No ] northern Duluth, S77sc T. o. b.
anoat: No / hard Duluth, sl'sc (. O. b. afoat
Options opened strong squeeze OF July
shorts but subsequently, turned very weak under
heavy realizing on rains In the Northwest and
rnor. favorable winter wheat news Closed un-
settled at sc 10 lac net decline. July SOS. a
Sezsc, closed S0kc. September, 7ei<17Sssc
closed at 762.c.
corn-Receipts. 1Is.ooo bu- Spot steady: No. 2
4sIsc elevator sec Z. o. b. afoat. Options opened
firm with wheat, but later weakened under
bearish cables. realizing and better crop news.
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Changes in Available stocks.

NEW YORK. June Especial cable and teIe-
graphic communications 10 Bradstreet show the
following changes in available supplies. from last
account: Wheat in the United States and
Canada, east of the Rockies. A decrease Of Sd
Oo0 bu; afioat for and in Europe. an increase of
500 600 bu. total supply. decrease of 3 554, 600
Corn an increase OF 10000 bu. Oats. an in
crease of 600 blu. Among the important
decreases reported those OF 13S 900 bu at Chi
cago private elevators l0i. 900 bu at Portland.
Ne 50 600 bu at Quebec. 10000 bu in Manitoba
and 80 Ooa bu each Fort Worth and Nashville
The leading increase is that OF l02. 600 bu at
NeWport News.
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Eatcs on Loans and Exchangc-Clear-
ingS and balances.

INDIANAPOLIS Commercial paper. 46fz per
cent: time loans sac per cent Clearngs, ST..
5ll. 197. 30 balances. $3.50 4S4 r.
NEW YORK-Call money steady at 3H3iz per
cent: prime mercantile paper. 3ad4is per cent.
Sterling exchange irregular, with actual business
in bankers bills at s. SSikG4SSi4 for demand and
S4.S51s for sixty days: posted rates. 81 iso
and 81 50. commercial bills. A.Si<H As4c. Clear
ings. S4o9. 792. 10: balances. Sl555l.i9l
CHICAGO-Posted exchange. SISSY and 81 So.
New York exchange, par. Clearings. $29. e2l, 922;
balances. s.. So O29
BosToN-cIearings. s27.55l. ss5. balances. 81
1917 S4S
Observation-Disclosures s2s. 119; bal
ances, s.. $50 100
ST LOUIS-Money, 5d7 per cent. New YORK
exchange. par bid. Csc premium asked. Clearings,
Sl4 III. 4SS; balances, $1.17S,59S.
BALTIMORE-Clearing s4.274.o7o; balances.
sos, 450.
CINCINNATI-Money Sisd6 per cent. New
York exchange, 25Q3Oc Clearings. Sc, 43S 200.
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Closed easy at &c to ssc net decline July. ASA
@4Sizc. closed at 4SSc; September. 4s>.QiSisc'
closed at fSa,c.
Oats-Recepts. 600 bu exports. 125 hu.
Spot easier; No. ?. 32isc: No. 3. SIC. No white.
33c. No. white. 32iac track white, S2isa SO;
track mixed Western. S2QS3hc. options dull
and easy.
Beef quiet. family. so. 50G12: mess s9Ns.5o.
Lard steady. Western steamed s. Refined
steady. Pork quiet. family. Sl6dl6.5e; snort
clear SIS 50Gl7 mess 81. 25d16. p. Tallow quiet.
city, t5sc country. 5N5i.c.
COffee-Spot Rio easy: No. invoice, SIC Milo
quiet. Cordova. Sit6l2i.c
Sugar-Raw dull: fair refining. S-S2c; centrif-
ugal s6 test, fi4c; moasses sugar I-l6c. Re
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Marriage Licenses.

Thomas j. McHugh and Ellen Rumton
Wills Jensen Tostrup and Johanna Frederick
son.
William r Broderick and Katherine A. Moran
Nathan Goldman and Mary Rohinowitz
Othe Hayes and Daisy Mckinley.
Albert Scoring and Lilly Mcbride.
o. r. Vessels and Hattie II. Vessels.
Corydon L. Fairchild and Mary Myrtle Ed
monds-
Frederick W. Alexander and Ada May Moore.
William McReynolds and Wayne Clickard.
Joseph Williamson and Jennie Urey.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money. 2d21s per cent. Discount
rate in omen market short bills ga: three months
bills, 3i&Q3Ia Consols for money. sS 3-16. Bullion
taken into the Bank of England on balance.
$4,000. Spanish fours, 7l.60
BERLIN-Exchange on London. 20 marks. Asa
pigs, for checks. Discount rates. short bills,
per cent: three months bills. 3bs cent.
PARIS-Three per cent. rentes. 101 francs 2la
confines for the account Exchange on London.
p francs 10 centimes for checks. spanish tours.
7155.
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Oils

SAVANNAH June 4.-spirits of turpentine.
324c. Rosin firm. Quote: A. b. c. 81: u IN az
+. S1l0: +, S115 G, $50: H. sls5 I 81 20. ~
$50; M; 81; N $780, window glass. S. 90:
WILMINGTON, June 4-Spirits of turnsr,,ro
nothing doing. Rosn steady AZ s,s51 AZ pe ts
turpentine steady at si.1o. Tar firm at 81 90
OIL CITY, June 4.-Credit balances OK. o.r
tlcncates, no Did. Shipments 100 SIC brls: avcras.
s0.s32 oris; runs. slo4s brls: average "a sss brIs
NEW YORK, June Petroleum dull Ro~,n
dull; strained common 10 good 81 52iA Sn;riss
of turpentine quiet P"S
MONTPELIER. June 4-Indiana ard Co..
Lima crude petroleum, 14c: North Lima. ~
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LOCAL. PRODUCE MARKET
MORE SEASONABLE WEATHER
HELPING TRADE IN ALL LINES.
Slight Shifting Of the Price Level Is
Noticeable - More Activity in
Grains on Larger Receipts.
ACTS AS

AS had been anticipated. the warmer
weather with the coming in of the present
week has improved business perceptibly.
The dry goods houses, the millinery houses,
hat and cap dealers had quite a brisk trade
yesterday, orders sent in by the travelling
statesmen helping the situation. The whole
sale confectioners, dealers in fancy notions
and hardware merchants reported trade
quite active. and the wholesale grocery
houses are having large trade. On Com
mission row large quantities of fruits and
vegetables of the season are being handled
daily. Prices are low and consumption To-
calIy and in markets which draw their sup
plies from indianapolis houses Is unusually
large Oranges and apples are in light sup
ply and firm at quotations. Lemons are
selling we'll at steady prices. The poultry
market is little firmer in tone. although
not quotably higher, and eggs and butter
are easy increasing receipts. In prices
yesterday there were no important changes.
although IL is stated that concessions
made by the dry goods houses prices
quoted where large bills are purchased and
the same Is true with the wholesale gro
Gerry houses. which are anxious TO unload
stocks of canned goods and dried fruit.
The flour market Is in little better tone
with the improved prices for wheat. Other
markets without new features.
The local grain market shows more ac-
tvity Receipts of wheat and corn have
been larger during the last ten days than
at any time i'm many months. There is an
active demand for all cereals at the prices
quoted. The hay market is weak and prices
ported by the secretary of the Beard Of
Trade. ruled follows:
Wheat-No. red. 74l+e; No. red. milling
freight, Axe; No. red, 'oQl2c' wagon wheat
Corn-No. 1 white. 4ii4c: No white 44isc. No
white mixed. 45lac; No. white mixed i3iqc. No.
white mixed Sslsaii'sc No. 3 yellow 10, 4ss.e'
mixed. 4S'se; No. mixed. 4S'4c' No. mixed.
oats-No white. 30s.c: No white. 2ss.c.
Hsy-No. timothy. 81. 75aIs-25; No. timothy.
Inspections-wheat: No. red. 4 cars; No 3
red. l: total. cars. Corn: No. white. cars:
NS Viii mixed 5: 10 White White mixed l. NO.
mixed. j. No mixed, /; ear. >; total. % cars
WAGON MARKET.
o oat.-ssasoe per per P bu.
Hay-Tlmothy. choice. sloGl2. mixed. ssalo.
Shear oafsPps7as per ton.
straw-s6d7 per ton. according 10 quality
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Turkey hens. Sc per 10: young toms. &C. hens.
7e; cocks. g: DUCKS; SC
Swiss. lie. brick ltc. limburger l3c
Rutter-choics roll. ioc per 10. poor. No 2
Esss-ioc per dozen
Bees~ax-see Tor yellow. sc for dark
ooi-MercEantable medium. i6c. bury and
unmerchantable. =Q5c less coarse Grades. l4c
fine merino. i0Gl2c. tub washed. 94a27e.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per 10 prime duck
HIDES. TALLow. ETC
Greensalted H!des-No. I. sa.c. No. ?. ss.c: No.
0reass-White. &c. yellow. SIC brown. 24c.
Tsiio~-No- J. 41sc. No 2 &c
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Deaths.

Ella Ruhl forty-six, s2l West Merrill street.
Brights disease
stephen NJ. Miller. thrty-nine. 100 Dickson
street railroad injury.
Earl Dean. one. i3i North Toledo street. in
dammation of the bowels.
John Dugan. nine years. 234l North Capitol av-
enue, septicema.
James Garvey. forty-hve. 544 West Maryland
street dropsy.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. June 4.-There has been no ma
terial change in the market far as the home
trade is concerned. The export demand for beay,.
brown cottons Is fair and readily met The gen
eral tone is without alteration. and no change
in prices In any direction be noted to-day
Print cloths continue inactive at previous prices
Hosiery and underwear in light request and easv
buy. 10y
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Coffon.

NEW ORLEANS. June 4-Cotton steady Sales
g. 900 bales Ordinary Sssc; good ordinary. l-lsc
low middins. Csc. middling. 7s4c. good mid
ding SIC. middiing fair. Sac. Receipts 2s2l
bales: stock. I3s. 7eS bales
NEW YORK. June 4.-Spot cotton closed quiet:
miGdng uplands. sac. middlins gulf. sac. Sales
J. 205 bales.
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Births.

Minnie and William Englert. city girl
isabel and William Hamilton s45 Harmon
street, girl.
Cora and c. c. Coombs. sol Bates street. bow
Amy and Charles l.. Van Eaton 1911 Hoyt av-
enue girl
sophie and William NJ. Schumacher, 2742 North
Meridian street. boy.
Louise and Jacob Kirch. 5l2 Sanders street.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, June 4-Poultry-AIive frmer:
springers, zoe; turkeys, &c; fowls. lie Dressed
firm; springers. 2Sd30c: turkeys 7G9c
ST LOUIS, June 4.-PouItry firm: cbickens
&c; springs, l2ql6c; turkeys. &C., ducks &C.
springs Zoe: geese 4c: springs Sc W
LOUISVILLE. June 4.-Poultrv-Hens
spring chickens, slQS per dozen, according n
size; turkeys, &c; ducks, &C. ~
CINCINNATI. June 4-Poultry firm; chickens
Sl5@1zc; turkeys, 5d6c.
dsl2c; turkeys. 7@9c
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INTERSTATE sTocKYARDs. INDIANAPo-
LIS. June 4.-Cattle-Receipts small. shipments
none. The market quiet with but little do
ing All transactions at steady prices. The
demand good. especially for good butcher
stock. and all offered sold TO local
butchers-the market closing quiet al quotations
Good TO prime steers, 1850 lbs and up
ward
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,adi ha futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm.
No. corn. 4sl. a4sssc; No. yellow, 4sAG43sc
No. 2 oats 2sh62slac; No. white. 2s%qsoc; No
white 2s%d2si5c No. rye. 54izc. Good feed
ing barley. Iec: fair to choice mailing 50d5ic
No. 1 naxseed, s1.7l: No Northwestern. Sill
Glover seed. contract grade. $3.50. Mess pork
per bril- Sl4 50Q1455 Lard, per 100 lbs. si7l5G
s25 Short-rib sides Ooosel. $7.75GI7 95. Dry
sailed shoulders Cboxed). $6.S7ia17l 21x. Short
clear sides boxed. sS.O5GS25. Whisky, basis OF
high wines. 81
Receipts-Flour q 900 brls. wheat. go 600 bu /:
corn. 500 600 bu. oats 712 900 bu: rye. 1900 bu :
barley, Is, 600 bu. Shpments-F1our, 49, brls
wheat e6. 900 bu; corn. 10000 bu: oats 40 600
bu; rye none barley. 5000 bu.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. June cotton steady. Sales.
go bales. Ordinary. 5%c good ordinary l-l6c
low middlng. 6ssc. middling. I44c good mid
ding SAC middling fair. Sizc. Receipts. l.7l6
bales. stock iS7.c25 bales
NEW YORK. June 1.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet. middling uplands. Sic. middling gulf
Sic Sales none.
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Representative Sales, Steers

Hogs-Receipts, 1000: shipments, $50. The
receipts of hogs for two days show in
crease of about 1000 over the same time
last week, and the receipts to-day were
nearly 1000 larger than a week ago and 1,500
larger than a year ago. The market opened
with very good demand from local pack
ing houses, and with fair competition from
other sources the trading from the start
was active at good advance in prices over
yesterday morning. Sales generally
considered 212G5c higher, and the average
looks 10 be nearly 21sc above the close of
last week. A good clearance made in
good season, but the closing market was
hardly as lively as earlier I'm the day. Sales
ranged from s575 to s5921a for ordinary light
to the best mixed loads. Prime heavy
butcher hogs would probably have sold as
high as 1876. Quotations:
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Congressman Robert A. Burke IL critical
~ III at his residence In Dallas. Tex. He
has been in ill health for several months.
and last Sunday suffered a stroke OF par
alysis IN his right side
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METALS.
VITAL STATISTICS-JUNE q.

ST. LOUIS. June Metals firm Lead stead
al 4.32isc- Spelter steady at 3S2Izc.
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Hogs-Recepts. 100: shipments. LOO The
quality showed some improvement over the re-
CENTS for some days past. The market opened
strong and 2tsc to SC higher than yesterday
quotations The best heavy and medium hogs
sold from s5 s0ffs ST. with selected heavy hutch
er hogs al $50. Light mixed sold from s. 72iz
for the most common kinds TO S5.S2is for the best
with most OF the sales OF that grade at s577isd
$50 Orders plentiful and the supply was
sold early The market closed steady at the
ADVANCE Quotations.
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Corn. 75cGsI25. Peaches-Eastern standard.
3-lb s262Z5: 3-lb seconds. SiSJ42 California
stanaard 80 1912 40: California seconds. $l-9O9z-
MIscellaneous- Blackberries. 2-lb. s5gsoc. rasp-
berries alb Sl250l30; pineapples. standard.
lib fulI weight Sl05qi.i0 light, 6oqo5c; string
beans. s-Tb s0ds5c: Lima beans. sl&pl25: peas.
rarrovvfats s5cdsf. early June, tl.l0ltl.l5: lob
sters 81 Sd2: red cherries, s0cqs1, strawberries.
ssa96c, salmon. lib. s5cQS2. BIB tomatoes. $50
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NEW YORK-Silver certificates. zoe: bar sill
yer, 59$4c: Mexican dollars. 4sc.
LONDON-Bar silver steady at 77Izd per ounce.
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seeds.

x7Q7 so; alsike. choice. $74s; alfalfa choice
ssS37: crimson or scarlet clover. s5Qs timothy.
a lbs prime. s.. S0a2 40. strictly prime s. 2Ja
Is; choice. s2.i5G2n: fancy Kentucky "a lbs.
81 20; extra clean. 60aI5c; orchard grass. extra.
81 5O67l 10 red top choice. SocQSI75. English
bluegrass "a lbs. s2d2 %. German millet, TScGr
81 Is: Western German milet. sOcGsl. common
rnillet S0li9Oc.
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MONETARY.

United States fives. reg.---........
United States fives. cOup---.-.-.-..
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Drugs.

4e' camphor 6sGt7Oc, cochinea 5oQ55c; chioro-
form. ssi65c: copperas. brls. soc; cream tartar.
genuine. $50 4oc; magnesia. carb:. 2-oz. zeg22c;
morphine p a W.. per OF. s235q2S0 maader'
gamot, per ID So opium. So 75d3yo; quinine, r.
& W, per o., 4lQ46c; balsam copaiba, 5SqeCc:
SOAP CASTLE FIR, l3d16c soda, bicarb., 2l2Q6c
salts Epson. 1hG4c; sulphur -four. 2Aa5c. salt
peter. lopl4c; turpentine. ga 4Sc: siycerlne.
fT42ac: iodde potassium. s2f5d250 bromide
potassium 5SQ6Oc; chlorate potash. l5q20c;
borax g4l2c, cinchonida, 40qi5c; carbolic acid.
2SG4sc; cocaiso, Muir, S6.55g6.l0
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
STEERS GENERALLY STEADY; FE-
MALE CATTLE SLIGHTLY LOWER
Hogs Active at Higher oSures-
sheep Quiet and Lower-'onui'io"
of Markets Elsewhere.
,,,,,o>, srocuv.pns INDIANAPOLIS.

Union STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS
June <-Cattle-Receipts, 500: shipments
200. The marketing of cattle SO far TINS
weak shows an increase of over 3o0 COM
nared with the same time last week. ana
about GOO over the corresponding time a
wear ago Most of the different grades were
represented. and there were few top KINDS
i'm their class but a larger percentage OF
the receipts were cattle that were not
strictly thick fat. In some departments me
market opened with statesmen expecting
rather better prices, but buyers were not
inclined to pay any advance and the trad
ing was quiet. The demand for female cat
tie that were not strictly thick fat and dry
fed was less urgent, and for the most part
buyers succeeded in forcing a reduction in
prices At steady to lower prices a larger
supply than usual at this time in the week
was finally disposed Of Sales of steers in
cluded cattle averaging LA TO 1.2s0 lbs at
s.. 25a5 So with 1OOO-lb kinds at $i.9Oq5 and
stockers and feeders were reported at $3.50
AIS Most dealers reported the female cat
tie market 10ql5c below the close OF last
week. The extreme price for heifers was
S. TO- and stockers TO choice heifers sold
from $S25 to s.. For an extreme cows sold
as high as s475 but $3.50 was practically
the top, and larger proportion OF the sup
ply sold below S4.25. Gamers were reported
at $2q3. Quotations:
Good to choice 1900 to 1.300-lb
steers .Sc.oV4 O.oV
Good TO choice 1,lO TO 1,2D-lb
steers ......................5 .10q $40
wards ......... ..................... $500 $50
Plain fat steers go to 300 lbs. 51On $50
Plain fat steers, LOO to 100 lbs. 4SO4 DO
Choice feeding steers, loo to- 100
lbs .........................47 56 500
Good feeding steers. 800 to LOO lbs 46Oa 4. 80
Medium feeding steers, 500 to 900
lbs ......................... 4256 40
| Common to good StockerS..-....... . 15dp 4-J0
| Good to choice heifers. ............. 450d 500
! Fair TO medium heifers. 4l0u 4.4O
| Common light heifers- $500 400
| Good to choice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4O06J 4.50
Fair TO medium cows............... 3.259 $50
| Common old Observation-Disclosures. 1004 800
Veal calves .........................5 5000 500
Heavy calves ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500 475
| Prime TO fancy export BULLS. 4O01 4.25
Good to choice butcher bulls. $500 $50
Common TO fair bulls. 2.756I 3.25
| Good to choice cows and calves. 40 00g500O
| Common to medium cows Nand
calves ........ .....................2 20 OOaS5O 90
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Canned Goods.

Banner cream mixed. l0dllc. old-time mixed. Sc
Nuts oft-shelled almonds. $4,000: English
wa nuts, 12u1Ic. Brazil nuts l0c, hlberts l41zc.
peanuts. roasted. lQsc. mixed nuts &c.
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Sheep-Keceipts 5oU; shipments, 400. Thus
far this week the receipts of sheep and
lambs show increase of fully zoe. COM
pared with the same time last week. The
receipts to-day were 800 larger than a week
ago. Nearly all grades were represented
and the quality generally fairly salts
factory. In harmony with other markets
and on account of limited competition here
the few buyers in the field were somewhat
independent and asked considerable re-
duction in prices of all kinds, but princi-
pally spring lambs. The market was gener-
ally considered 15025c lower. The best lambs
here. and they were not top kinds, sold at
S. but buyers claimed they would have paid
s.. 30 for fancy lots. Yearlings and lambs,
mixed sold from "a to $4.25, and extra good
old sheep were reported as high as 50 75
but buyers did not want many at that
price. Quotations:
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Sheep-Receipts light: shipments none The
oaauty was common. The market Was active
Considering the number offered. All sold early
and the closing was steady al quotations:
Spring " ooIo. 90
Easr to choice clipped laubs..-...-..... t-oo1&se
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Anthracite So so; c. o. Kanawha, 50. 50;
r,t,S sh,,rp "a. Winifrede. 81 Raymond. 81: Jack
SON "a. island City lump, $50; lump coke, &c
neT bu 81 % per Is bu. crushed coke. l0c per bu.
e. 20 per Is bu: Blossburg. 81 per ton: Connells-
vile coke So per ton; foundry coke 81 90 per rs
bu. IS per ton Brazil block. IS per ton; smoke
less coal s. per ton. soft nut COAL Csc ton less:
coal delivered in bags. Csc ton additional.
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THE JoBRING TRADE.

fThs quotations given below are the seilin.
prices OF he Wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.
csndies-stlck, &c per 10; common mixed. 10.
xrocsfs mixed. fac. Banner twist stick 50:
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Provisions.

Hams-Sugar cured. 10 lbs average. n1ql2Ac;
l. lbs average. 2ql2i2c.
Lard-ket;le rendered. lOc pure lard. CSC.
Pork-Bean. clear sI9; ruInp. So
30 to 40 lbs average, 10l4c; 20 10 80 lbs average
le1zc. clear bellies IS 80 lbs average. lossc; Is
to - lbs average, l0Ssc; IA to 10 lbs average
ultc: clear backs, 20 10 % lbs average. 10c Il
to Is lbs average. Toe: to lbs average. lO1sc.
In dry salt 11c less.
shoulders-ls lbs average. sl4c; 10 to Il lbs av-
eface
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-04

Moore's pilules are a guaranteed
cure for all forms of malarial, ague,
chills and fever, swamp fever, malar-
ial fever, bilious fever, iaundice, Bill
BUSINESS, fetid breath and a tired
listless feeling. They cure rheuma-
tism and the lassitude following
blood poison produced from malarlal
poisoning. No quinine. No arsenic
acids or iron. Do not ruin stamach
or teeth. Entirely tasteless. Price
80 ,ents per box. DR.. c. G. Moore Co.,
80 North Main street, St. Louis, Mo
Sol by Peoples drug store. dwly