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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DUTrEn EGGS. LARD.
IfFfffsffNfff FfHfE1 TNfFH

BuT-rER. E0Og. LAIRD.
DON'T Rtt scared because your gro
Ger puts up the prices on butter
nnd eggs always remember that
the old and original Cow Butter
Ft0rr IT, still doing business nt tho
old stand ~ the new store, corner
First avenue and PIKE. We have
always kept the prices down and
the amount We sell daily H. the best
evidence that the price. an well na
quality. has given satisfaction.
Hundreds visit our store daily. buy
our goods and go their way happy
always giving good word 10 their
neiKhbOrs about the Cow Butter
Etore. We also invite you 10 call
While our store ~ always crowded,
We VIII find time % wait on you.
We have plenty 81 room. any
amount Of butter. eRgn and cheese,
and IL don't matter how big the
crowd, We turn no one away. Our
Fresh Fancy Iowa. and It's dell
cloua. we sell 2 lbs b5c. Eigin
creamery. zbc. oregon dairy z lbs.
45c. AND LISTEN, DIR RANCH
EGGS WE STILL Bell At &c "a
DOZEN; Why pay 20 and 90 cents
at your grocer for the very fame7
Kettle rendered Lear Lard we re-
tail AZ lens than you can buy n
wholesale. The meat department
also IL making a fine show ~ the
finest meat on the coast. ana the
fruit and vegetable stand has the
reputation already Of being the
finest up-to-dnte fruit stand ia the
city. Remember the address. We
have only one store IN the city. and
that Is the Cow Butter Store. cor
ner First and Pike.
SEE Lloyd Erscoe n Lloyd. = ifiuek-
~ block. about your homes for cash
or deferred payments.
BUTTER Butieri Go % the White
Cow Butter Store and save money.
1918 Second avenue.
OxYDOSoR Victory" ihe genuine,
cures All diseases: avoid imlthtiona
Is Mcdonald block.
NTED-Oid gold and silver. lie
Hsnsei. mfg. jeweler. - Hinckiey.
LADIES. try a bath. Mrs Tait care.
fat maEangs. ml Third avenue
ELECTRICITY massags--sls ist av.
Rooms 9.
PATENT ATTORNEY
Barnes & Co. Tt-T starr Boyd building
y. y. ADAMe. drafting colman BID
PRINTING AND BINDING
THE Ivy Press. Artistic Printing.
Engraved Calling Cards, Wedding
Announcements. etc. First and
Pike. Phone, Main s72.
MARKET Report Printing a PubiiSsh-
ing Co. high grade jeb printing. M
Spring street Tel Bun ca.
BULL BROS. commercial printer.
sd 305. % Washington bldg. aver
Treen'E Shoe Store Tel White HE
METROPOLITAN Press. Inc. sgT-ii
md ave. 81. and l9l.s West Wash.
PLUMBING
IIAzLETT a MILLIN-New work.
guaranteed one year. Tel Bun 1884,
Geo. " woodhouse Co Tel. Main 81
KAUFMAN Plumbing CO. Bnn lTi
TMEo. TURNER. Tel 0reen 81.
PHoToonAPHERs
Amateur finishing. Wise Sullivan
block
STAMP PIIOTOs-gis Columbia rtraei.
---------------------
PHr sicisss AND SURGEONS
DIR. j. @. STEWART. specialist IN dis
cases u women. Edinburgh Medical
Institute. Boston block.
DR. MILES. removed 10 i5-i6 Heuasev
building. ard and Pike. Tel. Green .55
DIR WAX DYKE. diseases ~ women.
chronic diseases. Wash. building
DIR HiSkLE. Ii-u2 Mutual Lite
bldg Tel white 10. res. Bun sti-
DR. FAfk. x-79 sIarr- Boyd builditg.
Tel Black sc. res. Green 1851.
RUBBER STAMPS
COMMERCIAL STAMP WORKS ~
scheuerman block. fl9 Cherry.
REAL ESTATE
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A VI PInLLirs. "a icaaay i 6i5s1I
Chicago Dental Co, tl-s Hnckiey.
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Ci.Ahkhs Pcrnin shorthand sch55r
lndlNidunl instruction. 81 Boston
LEO Business College, union-2d. In
aiNlaaal instruction. all subjects
BEST methodn and teachers. Acme
business College Second and Pike
WI SONS Mod nua COL Mnln ne
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CONTRADICTIONS nna nIiInrns

BROMLEY a WELLS, general 90 /,
tractors, Y stnrr-B Boyd building. TaI.
Main $50,
sobiaS9uisr g RosELEAF. Shops
nt 2ls-220 Spring street.
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. HANK
or SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. itss.0ooi surplus.
!. Furth. pren.s J. n Goldsmith. visa
preN, a v Ankeny. cashier.
Carresp undeuta Ia principal cities 10
the United States ard Europe.
PEOPLES SAVINGS bank
Second avenue and Pike street gapi.
tai paid 90. tlDe n1 81 q. Ncufeidrf
pres. u. Hayden, cash J. r. Green
iraf. asst cash, Commercial savings
md trust bnFinenN
Scandinavian American Bank
q Seattle. A general banking huHinsan
transacted. Deposits. q ln0sa A
ChiiberE rfes y T. Crondahl nrat
vice prea. a. y EeelberT cash J. =.
Lane, asst cash Nc branches
National Bank OF Commences
Paid up capital. $4,000.
TransacfH general banking bnairgss.
~ G, Henry, pres. u. r. Spencer,
cash, Safe deposit vaults Tor rwui.
safe Deposi. Saall Sexes Ter Rsas
TnE FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid up capital. fii1.0co.
General banking business transacted
J u. fioge, jr., pren.. ~. MrMleken.
vice pres. /. Turner. cash. x. p
FArkhurHt asst cash. Exchange on
principal cities u q. q and Europe.
The Canadian Sank Of commsroe
Capital paid up .s..s.t.......+.. t,0}l l0J
(1ight million doliarA)
inl interest," allowed on time deposits. 4
general banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH go Corner Of
James street ard Second avenue.
u. A CAMERON. Manage.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT oF TITLn
Osborne. 1ItEAffEft q Co. NE.
Abstract Co. established 1888 MID
ing claim abstracts. basement Of tho
Mutual Lie building
| Booth Whltilcaey. liAuford Abstract
Coz established 1903, basement II
iinll'r block Telephone. Main lbl
EleATrLE Ahatraet Co, ~. y. hl lek.
.....-. AHcnITECTs
JOHN GRAHAM. s20.sZ Globe Blk.
D vs. uoLanroN nl-ii colllaa.
Ai+toRNEIs-AT-LAW
I NM II nU1'fNElI attorney al law.
/ Suits prosecuted ana defended IA all
courts, 80 years experience. Proceed.
l inEh In bankruptcy. Companies iucor-
| poratcd. Abstracts carefully eSpfn-
/ lnod COLLECTIONS made IN all parts
! ~ the United states. ltRhpat IA.
mcrcial and bank References. tia
| Third avenue Phone. Main 1870
~. A.. FOSTER. Mutual Life building
| Phone. Main ~
I FRANK -, WRESTLING. Boston blk.
~ ~ MARTIN. Gi0 Mutual Life bid.
H. a. KELLOGG. 2es Bailey build ng.
". u. LANnuTiL ots Paeine block.
A. G MACDONALD 900 Burke bli
Root. Palmer a brown. Pioneer bill
/ y q coNoVEk, ,2-ts Iialles building.
( LYMAN " KNAPP. 10 Hitler building
IG WARD KEMP 4s4 Burke buiidi &.
ID y DouGfAa @1 New York 81.
HORACE PETER. BIS SEES York blk.
PIERRE y PERRY 800 burke block
IS 81 LANdLANp. NJ " v bloc
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wIHE, IRON AND I.LliIses
M 1taii & Pia0ng Wofks 49,
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SPECIAL MEETINGS.

&c oueen &c Philosophical So
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oIAf,,voYANrs

MADAM CAROLINA Tho well
known, wonderful clnirvoynnt me-
dium. tells past present ana fu-
turc, names given. paimiHt read
inKH ana cards. 25c W. Room 9.
i33iA Second avenue.
GERTRUDE MYHEN has returned
ana VIII boz here FOR q few days
only, ana viii be pleased 10 meet
her OLD frleuda ana patrons. Room
I, Hotel Leland, 6l3 second nvonue,
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WE have a choice lot OF vacant lots.
cottages modern dwellings and stores
IN all parts Of the city. German
American Investment Co. bi3 Thirl
avenue.
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DANoIN0 AoADnMIEs

Mii. H. n. COLLINS, teacher Of fash
fashionable ana select society dane
ing. Studio li0lyOke block,
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

TENTS and awnings-M Mosquito proo;
tents. mining hose and canvas boats.
army duck tents and foldinr cnmD
beds, the cold Medal" Kind SE-
ATTLE TENT n AWNING 90
wholesale manufacturers, Marion
and Western.
TENTS, awnings flags tRrpauljas.
hose, etc; Alaska outftters IN All
canvas goods. goods made TO order
by exports ut a moment'R notice
Sunde q Erland, First and jackson.
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PATENT ATTORNEY

barnes q Co. 7,.T starr Boyd buiidlnG
v. u. ADAMS. drafting. colman bid
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WASHINGTON Institute Of Ostecp-
nthy. Safe Deposit Building, Estab.
lishod IN Seattle three years. Phone
Main tQi
SIX years experience chronic cases
Rickart s. Howell oateopaths. sos
Collins block Phone, Main 7a3
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WA NTED-old gold aud silver. lie
IIsnssi. mfg. jeweler. y TIinckiey.
LADIES Try a bath. Mrs Tait care.
fui massage ni Thru avenue
ELECTRICITY massags-sis ist ay.
Rooms 3.
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Whisky steady at N.S. Iron cotton tlSs. 81
Bagging. tisuIc. Hemp Irvine. SC. Receipts
fiour. 1900 brls; wheat, no bu, corn. seq
nl' oats, 5000. Sh~ipments-F1our. B.Co brls:
wheat ulGn bu. corn. $4,000 bu. oats. 5000 bu.
BALTIMORE April 2s-FIour dun. Receipts.
Loss brls. exports. 0.76S bris. Wheat dull.
spot and the month. 7S+ SIC MAY. 1si-G7s1c.
June &c: asked. July. 6Ac. asked; steamer
no. red, seA476Ac. Receipts. s7.3s7 be. ex-
pcrts, $500 bu. Southern by sample. ia l2tc.
southern on grade. 0Ln1y1c. Corn very firm
mixed, SPOT. the month and Nav. izH4sAc
steamer mixed. i7xaEl4c. Receipts. fs.i3s bu:
Southern yellow corn. fea5oc. Oats steady; No
: white, SSHsSixc, No. ? mixed. sfqylxc. Re-
ceipts, %.o%2 bu. exports. i70.00 bu.
LIVERPOOL. April S.-Nheat-Spot steady.
NO RED western winter. s 10i<d No. I North
ern spring. 6s Id. No. / California. s. ID. Corn
lean mixed old. 4 5 3%d. Hams-Short cut strong
al f6s 3D. finest white. f7s.
american finest oolored dull at ass cd: good
American dull at f6s Cd. B~utter-Flnest United
States. $50. good United States. ess.
ms CITY. April 23.-wheat-May. s7%c.
JuiT O9Sc, cash. No. ? hard. 7oikc. No. ? red.
.oc. Conway. 4lsc: July. tlssc: cash. No.
Z mixed 42'.e; No. ? white. 4sc oats-No.
- zoe bu' oats. lo.oW bu. shipments-wheat.
$500 bu. corn. l1600 bu: oats. 7.o0o bu.
CINCINNATI. April 23.-Fiour quiet. Wheat
steady; No. ? red. 7eGTc. Corn firm and higher;
NO. 2 mixed. 47'ae, oats firm: No. 2 Sc, Lard
con easy at 1920. Mhisky-Distirers finished
goods quiet on basis of III.
TOLEDO. April active and lower.
cash. A1.c; May, 75sc: July. 75sc. Corn active
and strong. Cash. t5l.c: May. s5.c; July. 4si.c.
Glover seed active and higher: cash and prime.
$40; October. $3.50.
MILWAUKEE. April sa-Barley quiet; No.
> 9'gSec; sample, 4045fc.
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At NEW YORK.
Wheat Easier, Flour Firmer, Corn
Stro,r. Other stapIes steady.

NEW YORK. April 2s.-~Flour-Receipts. 2s.2 os
brls: exports. Sc. 2S7 brls. The market was mod
erateiy active again and the undertone steady
at yesterdays advance.
W-heat-Receipts. %. 450: bu: exports. IA. l07 Blu.
Spot easy: No. 2 red. slisc. Z. o. b. ahoat; 7shc,
elevator; No. / northern Duluth, SIC. (. o. b.
ahoat: No. 1 hard Duluth. 901<c. (. o. b. ahoat.
Options showed moderate weakness at the start
under disappointing cables. foreign selling and
local realization. but rallied and held quiet and
steady all day. in sympathy with corn, liberal
clearances and on covering: finally eased or
under realizing and closed easy at MM1c net
decline. May, 7shG7sssc, closed at 7sSc; July,
771a7s 7-lec. closed at TIC: September closed
corn-Receipts. 5000 bu: exports. s7.0se bu.
Spot steady: No. 2. 5ll1c. elevator: 5i%c. 4. o. b.
anoat. Options exhibited another season OF
strength. rejecting very small Western receipts.
operations by the Chicago bull clique, local
covering and small speculative offerings. closed
steady at "a partial &c net advance. April closed
al 5likc; May. 507sQ5lizc. closed at Size. July.
4eisa5Oc. closed at 1910: September. ass. d4sAc.
oats-Receipts. $500 bu: exports. go. s5l bu.
Spot firm; No. ?. 3l4c; No. 3, Bic; No. , white,
3S033Ac: No. 3 white. Sgi.c; track mixed West
ern. 3lm32ikc; track white. 5zen3Gc. Options
quiet but firm.
cut meats steady; picked hams. $3.50. Lard
easv: Western steamed. SS.51iz. Refined quiet
continent. $50 = A $40: COMPOUND So
Cottonseed oil steady; prime crude, S5izq34c
prime yellow. 35d35ikc.
Coree-Spot Rio duh; No. Z. invoice. Csc.
Mild dull: Cordova. S4nl2lzc.
Sugar-Raw strong fair refining. 3 lille:
centrifugal. SO test. 4 l-i6a4-Ac: molasses sugar.
nc Refined GrTner.
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NEW YORK. April 23.-Butter-Recelp,s. STA
factory, IiGlSi<c. Cheese-Receipt-. s.s4s pack
ages. Market steady; fancy large. colored. J.
llAc; fancy large. white. i0+dlic: fancy small.
SoIored. l2al24cs fancy small. white. n<aiec.
Eggs-Receipts. 23os7 packages. Market steady
Western, regular packed. l4Gl4Ac: storage West
ern. l4izc; Southern, at mark. l3Qi3.c.
PHILADELPHIA. April steady
fair fancy Western creamery, 2lc; fancy Western
prints. 2lc: fancy nearby prints. &c. Eggs
easier; fresh nearby, l3i4c; fresh Western. ltc:
fresh Southwestern. i3c: fresh Southern. fSc.
Cheese Gull and weak: New York full creams.
fancy small, ilAql2c; New York full creams.
fair 10 choice. shdiiisc.
BALTIMORE. April 23-Butter nrm: fancy Inn
itation, 1Tq1sc: fancy creamery. eod21c: fancy
ladle, lSql6c; store packed. lldl2c. Eggs firm
fresh. l4c;. Cheese nrm; large. risc. medium.
llzc; small. 1i&c.
CHICAGO, April 23.-on the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet: creameries.
lSQlsc; diaries. l1Ml7c. Cheese steady at 3.ses
lAc. Eggs firm at l2dlsc.
KANSAS CITY. April 3.-Eggs steady: fresh
missouri and Kansas stock. lie per dozen. loss
OF, cases returned; new wildwood cases in
cluded, &c more.
CINCINNATI. April Eggs firm az I2c. But
ter steady; creamery. 1SUz3c. dairy. 1eQf<c-
Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, lfc.
ST. LOUIS. April 3.-Butter lower; creamery.
led2oi@c: dairy. l411sixc. Eggs steady at l1Ac.
repacked and cases included.
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BOSTON. April z.-The wool market here IL
quiet but steady. There has been little change
in the situation compared with a week ago. In
the absence OF much demand general values hold
on a steady basis. and the early weakness OBJ
servable is in No. I and No. 2 neeces. due to-
lack OF the demand. Territory woods continue TO
be tho bulk OF transactions. Fine medium and
fine secured staple is quoted nj S2nf5c. while
the staple article calls for 4ed<Sc. Fleece woods
are quiet. but some line. OF Ohio Xxx and above
have been cleaned up at &c. with No. I washed
at 2c. This shows a weakness In the latter
woods. but the call is running toward the inner
sorts Following are the quotations for leading
descriptions: Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces. X
and \ above, 2d25c; XN and Xxx above. 2sQ2kc:
delaine. EGzsc: No. / comhing. ,sa2ec; No. ? and
- blood. 2d2Gc. coarse and braid washed. ga
&c. Michigan. Wisconsin, etc. X Michigan.
2lc; No. i Michigan combing. 25c: No. 2 Michigan
combing. &c; coarse and braid washed. 2fc: fne
delaine. Ag2sc. Unwashed, medium. etc: Ken
lucky and Indiana y blood combing. &c: a
blood. &c; Missouri Y bloods combing. &c; /.
blood. 2lc; braid combing. 2oc. Territory. secured
basis: Montana fine medium and fine, itQi5c:
secured. 42n43c: staple. 4JGfSec. Utah. Wyoming
and Idaho fine medium. 13Q14c: secured. gee:
staple. 4ifrf5c. Australian. secured basis. spot
prices: Combing s~uperhne. nominal. s7G7oc:
good. 64ds5c. average. 606s3c.
ST. LOUIS. April 3.-Wooi easier for top me-
drum grades; others unchanged; medium grades.
l2qlsc: heavy fine. ,0Qi2c; light nne. i2ai5c: tub
washed. 1smt7c.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. April 2s.-Cattle-Receipts. 1000.
including 500 Texans. Steers generally steady;
prime steers. si.9Oa6; poor TO medium. 50. So;
stockers and feeders. 81 1on4S5; cows. f2-S0ui.6 go:
b ssifsTs' 2s: caves caves. ,4.S sannT Texas Il fed sS" steers &c; 0 81 ;:
q5.S5; Texas grass steers. sS.5oqi; Texas bulls,
to-day. 8 1000; tomorrow. %. 900,
estimated: left over, 5000. The market was
active TO &c higher. and closed firm. Top. Sc. 10.
heavy. s5.sOas. 10; rough heavy. $. 75q5.s5: light.
s.. 7Od5.S7 M. Bulk of sales. s5.sOa6.
,sm esPE .lsesy so s, g%; sGaeeee9a to sD cSoice st %eaS.
ers. s4.75a4so; fair to choice mixed. 81 40a4.7 C
Western sheep. si.65d4.@; yearlings. S.75G5: ma.
tive lambs. s4.75a5.so; Western lambs. s5d5.so.
KANSAS CITY, April 2S.-Cattle-Receipts.
400 natives. 1900 Texas. 100 calves. Best cat
tie and c feSs s s6S heif sna i esrosr wf Esp &c TO 10
dressed beef cattle. s5.35d560; common TO good,
ern fed steers. 81. %: Texans and Indians,
s+.40d5. 10: cows. 50. 20a4.65; heifers. SO. s5d5 TO-
Gamers. s2.S5a3.lO; bulls, S.5oqL6Oi calves
Hoss.RsselPts, 5000 The market opened s
sales. S5.sOd5.9. Heavy. S.90d6. mixed pack
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head. Lambs steady tc
lambs. A.90G5: Western wethers. $1,000 50.
Western yearlings. A-s5nt 80: common clipped
sheep. s.. 40d3.75; ewes. $4n4.40: culs. s.. 50G3. 80
ST. LOUIS. April 23.-Cattle-Receip;s. 400
including Texans The market for natives was
generally slow and weak, some quotations being
&C II " ADWtls ItAohN HNta19 " dcirI Va
tive shipping and export steers. S065. So
dressed beef and butcher steers. $4.50G5. IS; steers
under 1000 lbs. sS.S0G4-7 20; stocHers ana feeders
s2.65d3.S5: COWS and heifers. s2Hf.S0; Gamers
si.25aS; bulls, S.loGt%; Texans and Indian
steers. SO. 50n5: cows and heifers. 81 50T4.
9. 400 The market was strona
to 5 cents higher. Pigs and lights. s. s0Q5y 30
packers. S5.SO@5.s 2iz; butchers. s5.s5Gs.07h.
$500. The market was rOC
lower. Native muttons. s..5caf-75; spring lambs
s7GS: culls and bucks. S3.J)Gi; fed Texans. si.35
NEW YORK. April 2s.-Beeves-Receipts. s4s
nj for expOrterS and slauEhterers exceDr fou,
cars. No trade. Feeling steady. Cables quoted
refrigerator beef lower at 7A@Sc per Id. Elk.
ports. $50 cattle. 1.Ss5 sheep and $3.50 quarter.
OF beef. Calves-Receipts, l5. The market
was steady. No good veals here. Common e
fair. S365: all sold
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. l.1s1- Sheer
nominal. Southern spring lambs arm. Woolet
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lambs. IS. 20; clipped lambs nominal; Southern
spring lambs. $3.50 per head
1,7S1; none for sale alive. 1ns
market was nominally lower.
SOUTH A April 23.-Cattle-Receipts,
$500. Market active and steady. Native beei
steers. Si.25Q5. 21: Western steers, SG4.@; Texas
steers. S.y0H425; COWS and heifers. S-4o949oi
calves. s.. 50M7.
H~ogs-Receipts. u. 100. Market steady. Heavy
S.S0Q5.90; mixed, S.77izG5.s0; light. So.seHoNi
bulk OF sales. $~.77izH5-S2ls-
Sheep-Receipts, 800. Market steady. Year
lings. A65G4S5: wethers, A.25G4So; ewes. $3.50
40: lambs. A.25T5.
EAST April S.-Receipts-Cattle
- cars. sheep and lambs, 1 cars, hogs, 10 cars
Shipments-Cattle. cars; sheep and lambs.
cars; hogs. 3 cars.
basis unchanged. Wool lambs
choice to extra, s.. clipped lambs. choice 4
extra. S5.40d5: clipped wether sheep, A-o5qi.S0
wool sheep nominally A.50d5.
~Hogs-Heavy. $40; pigs, 81. 10d6.15.
CINCINNATI. April 25.-Cattle strong at s2I
G5.25.
Hogs easy at 81. 25T4S5.
S~heep-Steady at $2-50ui.25- Lambs steady a
AH5.15.
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Horses.


MO- STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
April 2s.-About $50 head of horses were here
for the regular auction sale Of Warman. Black.
Chamberlain & Co. this morning, and on account
OF the special sale beginning this afternoon the
regular auction was started earlier than usual
at this time in the week. A number Of the
regular buyers had not arrived. and the open
ing trade indicated that dealers were trying to
press the market on account Of the liberal sup
ply that is To be sold here this week. To a
certain extent they were successful, but the
change was not 10 exceed SO per head in any
instance. and was principally on the less de-
sirable class OF horses. Good stock sold about
as high aa IL did last week. and competition for
that class was reasonably active. Some con-
signors were not pleased with the course OF the
market and they preferred carrying their stock
over until later In the week. when IL is believed
there will be stronger competition TO complete
shipments. Sales this morning included heavy
horses as high as Sl50dl65 per head, and a large
number OF chunks were reported at $lOOql25.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. April 23--spirits OF turpentine
firm at 3c1321c. Rosin steady at .O5df 10.
steady at SID.
OIL CITY. April 23.-CredIt balances. 81. %;
certificates. no bid. Shipments. Ss.157 brls: aver
age. SSH brls; runs. 65.sis brls; average. 81. i3s
brls.
SAVANNAH. April 2-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at S2as2Ac. Rosin hrm. Quote: A. b. c.
NEW YORK. April 23-Petroleum dull. Rosln
steady; strained common 10 good. x-o. Spirits
OF turpentine steady at &h636c.
MONTPELIER, April 23.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. sac per brl: North Lima.
SSc.
CHARLESTON. April 23.-Spirits OF turpentins
steady at 3lc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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building Permits.

Luclna Johnson. repairs. 2os Geisendorr street.
500.
Karl Kommei. frame cottage. esio West caivs-
lage street. 500.
charles T. Boyer. double frame dwelling. =
Churchman avenue. S1.sc0.
Flora Wachsttettsr. porch. SIS Stevens street.
sac.
=. NJ. Byrkit. carriage house and vault. so
Marion avenue. So
c. l.. Hare. remodel storeroom. IS East May
land street. 500.
So
Alice Puryear. frame dwelling. S2 Camp
street. 500.
F. NJ. 4 y. r Montgomery. frame dwelling.
170S Broadway street. $50.
A. l.. Roberts. frame dwelling. Richland street
Rann
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San Francisco Chronicle.
Twenty-Five years ago Russia was prac-
tically dependent upon foreign shipyardS
for her warships. Now she has ten ship
yards OF her own on the Baltic ard the
Black sea. and In them ten battieships and
cruisers. ranging from eco TO 1880 tons
each. are being constructed. There are
eight other warships being built for hef
abroad. but they are probably the last tina
will ever be built for her outside her ows
navy yards.
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Mechanical. Fletcher and Sadie. city: girl.
Brock. Charles and Jennie. eity; boy.
Wernsing. Herman ana Mary. i4s2 South Me-
ridian street: girl
Benson. Ii. L. and Minnie. sois BslIssontains
street: boy.
Browning. Robert and Josie. 1os7 Aivord
street. boy.
Ryves. James and Margaret. 2os Cornell ave-
nue: girl.
Whitehead. II. T.. and Lavins. rzs North
Illinois street: girl.
shearer. George and Florence. q Bloominstos
street. boy.
Fagen. George and Sadie. city: boy.
McWerney. Thomas and Alice. iis0 Kentucky
avenue: boy.
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ST. LOUIS. April 2s.-Flour dun: patents
a s0fa Is: extra fancy and straights. s3.I5n32 5
clears. s.. 7O62.s0. Corn meal steady at s.. 25
Rran dull and heavy; sacked on east track. 7rc
Wheat-No. 2 red cash. l24cs MAY. 12Lc: July
ssi.c. No. 2 hard. 73isc. Corn-No. ,. cash. 45c,
May. s4ssQsfsc; July. sStse- oats-No. 2. cash
2-fxc. MAY. &c: July. 254c: No. 2 white, SOC
PORK firm: jobbing. si5.75 Lard lower at IS 10
Dry salt meats boxed steady: extra shorts
fboxed) steady: extra shorts. -: clear ribs
50. l2la: clear sides. s9.2s Timothy seed nominal
average receipts. 80 -s5ef3.5o; prime worth more
Hay steady; timothy. sio.Soqls; prairie. SIC. 5c8ii