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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-01
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Quotations at ST. Louis. Baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. April W.-F1our quiet: patents.
&. eod375; extra fancy and straight. 81 2G3 20:
clear. 81 SOd3. Corn meal steady at p p. Bran
steady; sacked lots. east track. 1n72c. Wheat
No. >, cash. 747tc; July. a4c; No. . hard. 7sikc.
Corn-No. ?. cash. HAt: May. 4si4c. July. &c.
No. ? white. 30c. Pork-Jobbing. $50. Lard.
IS. Dry salt meats boxed) easy: extra shorts.
Ss.s7is: clear ribs. $50: clear sides. sS.62is. Ba-
con (boxed) quiet; extra shorts. 81. l2iz. clear
ribs. q. Is: clear sides. 1914. Hay-More doing.
timothy. SO prairie. $l04il.50. Whisky
steady at SL2A. Iron cotton ties quiet at 81
Raggfng steady at GsN9c. Hemp Irvine steady al
DC. Recelpts-Flour. 5000 brls. wheat. a.. 900 hg
corn. los. 900 bu; oats. 1000 bu. shipments
Flour. 1000 brls; wheat. 5000 bu; corn. $4,000
bu: oats, $4,000 bu.
BALTIMORE. April 30.-Flour quiet: receipts.
s g07 brls: exports. 5.3l0 brls. Wheat dull and
lower. Spot. the month ard May. 7Si447S%c.
June. 77tso asked: July. 75iea75%c: steamer No
sample. 72q1sisc. southern on grade. 7eAff7sAc.
Corn very duh. Mixed. spot. the month and
MAY. 4S&.dtS7kc: June. 4SAc; July. f9c: steamer
mixed. 474af77sc. Receipts. lii.2e0 ou: exports.
i 900 bu. Southern white corn. asa u5oc. Southern
yellow corn, 49L05oc. Oats Arm. No. = white
ysq3sl.c; No. ? mixed. 3l43l1.c Receipts. 80.
3JG bu.
April 3o.-Wheat-Spot nrm: No.
. red Western winter. 6s; No. ] northern spring,
ss I'D. No. I California. IS "a. Corn-Sp0t firm.
American mixed. new. a. Sd. American mixed,
old, A. sid. refined steady al
as Cd: prime Western steady at ais 81. Hams
dies heavy. steady at f0s Cd.
KANSAS CITY. April s0-wheat-May. ssss0
tsHe; July. s5,<e. cash. No. ? hard. e9hQ7ic; No
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e YORK. April So.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications 20 Bradstreet's shows
the following changes In available supplies as
compared with the last account. Wheat, I'm the
United States and Canada east OF the Rockies.
a decrease OF . Goa. 900 bu: anoat for and I'm Eu-
rope. a decrease Of 200. COO bu: total supply, a
decrease OF 3.3o4. 900 bu. Corn, a decrease OF
/ &C.. 900 bu. Oats, an increase OF ] .137, 900 bu.
Among the more important decreases reported
are those OF 500. 600 bu at Northwestern elevators.
329, eco bu at Chicago private elevators. 2O.oVo
bu at Minneapolis private elevators. 100000 bu
AT Omaha, and 90. 900 bu at Nashville. The lead
ing increases include those OF 1875. 900 bu at Cleve-
land and 80. COO bu at Kingston. The combined
stock of wheat at Portland, ore. and Tacoma
week.
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William r.. Brown, remodeling, 30ls North
Meridian street. Sl.O00.
Mary r. Kennedy. addition. 325 Patterson
street. sl0o.
IL. Gochenour, frame house. 52s vinton street.
SOC.
william n. Hoffke. 3o2l Columbia avenue. 500
q. Il. Calls. frame house. Capitol avenue, near
Ttirty-second street, Si.cOo.
c. Cunningham. repairs. 3s and 357 East
Washington street. 500.
A. Rebel. frame house. Meridian street. near
Iowa street. $500.
Mrs. Mary Lake. cottage. 1923 Rowland ave-
nue.. 1900
j. Price. repairs. pa Eouth East street. s2ss.
O.. Schulhon. cottage. 7i6 South Illinois street.
81. 900.
sarah ]. TrayLor. repairs. s24 North East street.
500.
]. 5. Cruise. agent. repairA SO and SCI vir-
Ida NJ. Weber. cottage. 2eis Talbot avenue.
James Dowdy. addition. ;iss River avenue. $50.
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INCLINED TO DIZZINESS
SPECULATIVE FIR ID IN CEREALS
COMPARATIVELY LIGHT
Wheat Easy and Lower. Corn and
Oats F~ractionaiiy Higher-smnlI
Changes in Hog

CHICAGO. April 30.-Speculative markets
on Change inclined 10 dizziness. Wheat
closed isGAc to Ldssc lower. corn &c 10 &c
higher. oats unchanged TO &c higher and
provisions without material change.
The market opened weak under depress-
ing cables for both spot and future. Ad-
vices from the continent were that a great
deal of wheat bought within the last few
days was offered for resale. The bear situ-
alton was Of brief duration. however. A de-
crease I'm the worlds Visible supply OF s.
10000 Du and the renewal OF a sharp cash
demand caused a sharp advance. Later
heavy profit-taking caused "A reaction, but
the close was easy. During the last half
hour the demand was largely from the
short interest. which has been nervous be-
cause of reports OF fly In Ohio. and "A re-
vival OF "a moderate cash demand. Many
bulls who had sold out ON bear news re-
instatcd some OF their lines. July opened
9smisc Go %n7sc lower at 727sc Go 12isc. rail-
lied 60 72isc. and later reacted TO 73isc. clos
Ing easy at 73ikc. May opened 9saAc lower
at 711sc. sold Off to 5iAc and rallied TO 52ssc.
closing LuAc lower. Seabobrd clearanccs
In wheat and -four were equal 20 1000 bu.
Primary receipts were 10000 bu. Local re-
Ceipts were ~ ears, none OF contract grade.
Nilllii'lIOllF UiAN W 'IPAA'h 100 - 70
against 1874 last week and 36 "A year ago.
Corn opened weak on good weather, lib
eral country offerings. lower cables and
In sympathy with wheat. The local bull
element was the sole support OF the mar
ket. with the general commission houses
selling. July opened case lower at ASA
4iAc. rose 20 Acc. selling with narrow nuctu-
ations 90 i4%mii4c. subsequently a bun
movement caused "A rally to 4siac. and the
close was firm. Lc higher. AT 45asc. May
opened %c TO %c lower at 473a47Ac. rose
TO 4Sisc and closed &c higher az 4sAc. Lc-
cal receipts were 2s2 cars. two of contract
grade.
Oats opened easy on liberal receipts and
good weather and i'm sympathy with corn.
\ fair demand sprang up, and this. together
with sympathy with the later corn
strength, caused a reaction. Receipts were
$50 cars. May sold between a'sc. and 26isc.
and closed nc higher at 267sc. July sold be-
tween 2eiac and 25%a25sc. and closed UNI
changed at 26c.
Provisions were neglected. but nominaUy
steady. July pork sold between $40 and
s14.6S, and closed 2i2c lower at Sl4.65; July
lard between 1914 and S.sonf.97h. and
closed unchanged at S.srz; July ribs be-
tween s.. 92lkm7S and $50, and closed un-
changed at $7.92h. b..
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 10
cars: corn. 10 cars; oats, l10 cars; hogs,
$1,000 head.
49, T,.,~o. ronuoI ~ folIouQ.
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The Indiana climate and crop bulletin for
the week ending April 30 contains the fol-
lowing:
Cool weather and rains until the 2ith
were followed by warmer. fair and sunny
weather. Wheat. rye. clover. timothy. pas
turage and meadows improved much and
are IN fine condition. Tobacco plants are
coming up. Oats and barley are nearly all
sown. Oats are coming up nicely I'm some
fields. The ice and frost on the 18th and
orchards. peaches. piums. cherries and
apricots are I'm bloom. and other fruit buds
are swelling. 4 few tomato plants were
injured In the northern portion. Most gar
potatoes planted. Flowing for corn WAS
DELAYED by the rains. but advanced rapidly
during the latter part OF the week. In a
few fields corn has been planted. Sheep
shearing began I'm the southern portion.
Floods I'm the Ohio river bottoms destroyed
much OF the wheat"
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2 red. n@5sc. Corn-May. so4G tote. July. ua
iiisc. cash. No. > mixed. ale. No. = white. t2Ac.
Oats-No. ? white. 2e030. Rccciptr-wheat. 10
mcnts--Wheat, 1850 ou. corn. 2iG0 bu. oats.
1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. April @.-flour quiet Wheat
easy. No. 2 red. sGlsc. Cora quiet, No. ? mixed.
tic. Oats steady. No. mixed. SIC Rye nrn.
No. I. blc. Lard quiet az VS.. nulk meats
STEADY at $3.50. Bacon steady al NiA. whisky.
d%istillcrs' finished soods. active on basis Of
Sis. Sugar nrm.
OLEDO April 30-ANheat fairly active: cash,
75.c. MAY. 7sAc. July. Nfsc. Corn dull and
easier. cash. tiAc. May. Use. July. N.c. Oats
quiet. caah. 2Sc. May. 25iac. July. eeisc. Rye.
Der. tG.3a.
MILWAUKEE. April 9o.-Barloy DUH: No. =
5sasSc. ample. iOubsc.
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Oils.

NEW YORK. April 80 Petroleum weak; re-
fined New York. f.40c; philadelphia and Balti-
more. 1859: philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk.
4eoc. Rosin steady: strained common 90 good.
sl6o. Spirits OF turpentine quiet at s5isassc.
SAVANNAH. April. 2o.-spirits OF turpentins
A, b.. c. sL15: ID. u.0: Z. s.2s: y. N.so: q. nS5:
II, s1.tb; /, a:s5;. X. sLss; NJ. go: n. $50;
window glass. C.@; water white. $40.
COLUMBUS. April 30.-Another reduction OF 10
was announced to-day I'm Ohio and Indiana oils.
North Lima r. now quoted at Sc; South Lima.
Indiana and Somerset. Soc.
WILMINGTON. April eo.-Spirits OF turpentins
firm at sihUs2c.- Rosin steady. at N.65Qll 10.
Crude turpentine arm at lilo TO 81 10. Tar firm
at $40.
OIL CITY. April 0.-Credit balances. 81 Il:
certificates. no bid. Shipments. g,cS5 brls; aver
age. so.5s1 brls; runs. ib .456 brls; average. s5.ss<
brls.
MONTPELIER, April 3o.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, soc per brl. North Lima
eJc.
CHARLESTON. April so.-spirits OF turpentina
nothing doing. Resin firm and unchanged.
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Deaths.

Frank J.. smith. forty-nine. city. aneurism Of
the aeotd.
Mary r.. Coner. hfty-six. city. typhoid fever
jacob Gebhardt. eighty. l2iS Chestnut street.
n%cphritis.
Louisa Gessler, sixty-two. 40 Fulton street.
Ia grippe.
O.. IL. Rutherford. eighty-hve. 900 Dorman
". II Harris. hfty-one. 1910 Park avenue.
heart failure.
Jacob Hahn. hfty-three. i509 West Morris
street. heart failure.
Marguerite Pendergast. fifteen. 1874 North
Capitol avenue. tuberculosis.
Mary Ragcn. nfty-nine. city. Bright's disease.
james H.. Clark nifty. us West Twelfth street.
coma.
Hattie Dickerson. twenty-five. city. choreal
exhaustion.
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2 futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy
7lAc: No. 2 red. 72ha74Isc. No. 2 corn, sac;
No. . yellow. 47fsc. No. 2 oats. &c; No. ? white.
sic. Good feeding barley. 5lM55c: fair 10 choice
mailing. 5Ga5sc No. l faxseed,. $40; No. !
Northwestern 81. 40. Prime timothy seed. 1886
aS. 20. Mess pork. per brl, sl4.yo4l4b5 Lard.
per lc0 lbs, S~7.62isN77b. Short-rfb. sides Qoose),
Is. O5lS.2 5. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed), s6.S1iR
9712ls. Short clear sides boxed. $S.37i9TS.5 20.
Whisky, basis OF high wines. N.21.
R~eceipts-Flour $1,000 brls; wheat. $1,000 bu;
corn. POO. 900 bu: oats. 345. 900 bu; rye. 1900 bu:
barley. 80. 900 bu. Shipments-F1our. 10000 brls:
wheat. 2g9, 600 bu: corn. PSI. 900 Du; oats. So 900
hu. rye. 1000 bu; barley. 5000 bu.
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slow i'm making concessions. and the open,
ing was quiet. Later, however. with local
packers free and liberal buyers the oner-
ings were changing hands promptly. ana
"A good clearance was made I'm good sea
son at an average decline OF about 21zc In
prices. compared with yesterday. The mar
ket was weakest for the ordinary lgnt
mixed hogs, and in a number OF Instances
sales were considered SC lower than yes
terday. The market closed steady at the
decline. Sales ranged from $3.50 to S.s2l2.
and a very large proportion OF the supply
sold above 1915. Quotations.:
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narncd incianians.
Or~lginal-Amos McCue. Hutton. s.: William
Eecktei. Marion. s.. Edward b. Fairneld. Fort
Wayne. 81.
Increase-Francis NJ. Y~enawine. Duncan. $40:
William III. Doty. Lafayette. $40. Jacob Pfaf.
Rene City. s.. Aurelian +. Matthews. South
Bend. SO: William Hewett Thorntown. sis.
Claimorne a. Pearspn. Alton. ST.. james r.
Mood. PlainVillc. t7: Addison Reed. Crawfords-
Vile. sits Jacob coebel. chariessown. sio: james
Stulwell. Oakford. ST.. John Wilson. BickEell.
$40: William Milton. Webster. S1f. Wllber "a.
clymer. Berne. $40: Especial. April I'd John r.
Naylor. Lafayette. 81.
Original Widows. stc.-xsry II. Csrt~rlxn<.
Poe. s. Especial accrued. April Isl. Aeha1a J.
Wort. Eaton. 81
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VITAL STATISTICS-APRIL 80.
Births.

Tislopp. Charles and Maud. 1919 College avenue.
boy.
Parker; l.. NJ. and Ethel. 2oes West Morris
street, girl.
Churcnman, Henry and Josephine. Al East
Eighteenth street. hoy.
Gardner. William and Maggie. 4si West
Twelfth street. boy.
Mobiey. Harry and Sadie. 1921 South Meridian
street. girl.
Graves. Walter and Nellie. city. boy.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. April demand for
brown cottons shows some. Improvement: four
yard and lighter sheetings have sold fairly well
in some quarters. Further moderate business In
heavy goods for export. Prices are unchanged.
Print cloths inactive at Fall river. business out
In bleached or coarse colored cottons. Prints
and ginghams quiet and unaltered. Silks are
irmgr.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE. April DISQUALIFICATION. sizos
spring chickens. $2q+.5o. according 10 size: tur-
keys, bq7c. ducks. Sc.
ST. LOUIS, April 0-Poultry quiet; chickens.
7z@Sc: turkeys. 5a7kc; geese, 31bc; ducks. TIC.
CHICAGO, April 30.-rced poultry stronger:
chickens. ea9ltc; turkeys. sdi0kc.
CINCINNATI. April 3o.-Poultry easy; chick
ems. si-Gi0c turkeys. 6d5c.
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Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
April S.-There is quite a falling of to note In
the receipts OF horses compared with last week.
only about l25 head having arrived for the regu-
lar sale Of Warman. Black, Chamberlain K Co.
The receipts for thG-nost part were mixed lots,
and there were no really top kinds I'm the offer
ings. The demand following the special sale last
week was not urgent. and the trading appeared
quiet. but for the class OF stock on sale prices
were usually up TO expectations. Quite a num-
Der Of good heavy work horses sold from Sll5 to
$50. and light drivers and workers from S5 To
500. A good clearance was made at current
~ Ices.
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NEW ORLEANS. April 5o.-cotton steaiy.
Sales. 1890 bales. Ordinary. SAC; good ordinary.
6 7-i6c; low middling. nc: miidling. q i-lec,
good middling. 6izc: middling fair. s.c. Re-
ceipts. s.s0s bales; stock. 25s. 30 bales.
NEW YORK. April 3o--Cotton closed quiet;
uplaDds. : 5-isc: middling gulf. e-isc.
Sales. 81 bales.
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Charles Wiriche and Freelove Farmer.
benjamin r. Collins and Mary Bond.
Burley T.. Fine and Mollie Hcllmann.
Amos Smith and Mollie A. Brown.
Joseph NJ. Davis and America NJ. Snyder.
Williars IL. Everitt and May Lee.
John Smith and Myrtle Eaton.
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INTERSTATE sToCKYARDs. 1NDIANAPo-
Lis, April 30-Cattic-Thc market was quiet.
with a light supply. An offered were taken by
local butchers at steady prices. The condition
and outlook IL favorable. All were sold. Quota
tons:
Good to prime steers. 1850 lbs ana up-
WaTI a. oYH a 60
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tuhhhuh 10 W'uIuW cows una cHINtH' '-"'VVH 'VVV
Hogs-Ikeceipts LOCO; shipments. 500. The
quality was common. The market opened active
and sales were mostly ut steady prices. Heavy
mixed sold at s.. SO45. 80. with best heavies at
s.. S7iaQ5.90 Light mixed sold az high IA 8 .S2is
with the bulk at s. 75Q5.S0. Prices ranged from
s.. 20 10 S5.S7ia. All sold. Quotations.:
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Nfetafs.
Climate and Crop Bulletin.

ST. LOUIS. April 3o.-Metais steady. Lead
quiet at 42isc. speiter Arm AZ s.sstsc hid.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
GOOD FEMALE CATTLE ACTIVE.
SELLING AT STEADY PRICES.
Hogs Active mt n shade Lower figure
sheep Active aud steady-Con-
dition of Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS. April So.-Cattle-Receipts. 500: ship
ments small. The receipts of cattle were
comparatively liberal for a Tuesday mar
ket. and in harmony with other places the
bidding was lower in the steer line. Sales
men were a little slow In making conces-
sions. but finally were forced to take of
about loc. comoared with last Friday. The
demand for good female butcher cattle was
equal TO the supply. and with rather active
competition n good clearance was made
early at auotabiy steady prices. The best
steers sold at $50. i.OS9-lb kinds brought
$50. full loads of heifers sold as high as
S&. and the top price for COWS was $3.50.
Quotations:
Good TO prime steers. 1850 lbs
ana upward 81 5f5
Fair to medium steers. 1850 lbs
anu upWaru -----...-.......... 1850 80
Good 10 choice 1.l50 10 i.sOO-Ib
steers 1854 SO
Fair to medium l.lsO to i.soo-ib
steers Asa t65
steers 4ooa AGO
Soou 10 cnoice FEEDING steers. 425H 100
Common 20 choice tockers.... 3EO4 OK
Good TO choice heifers. .......... asa te0
Fair to medium heifers. 3.754 40
common 10 light heifers........... asa 365
Good 10 choice cows........... 3.3T az
Fair TO medium cows..-.......... 5000 30
Common old ows....-...-..... 1.50a 25
veal calves 5.O0a 500
Heavy calves ....-.....-....... 3.5Gu 500
Prime 20 fancy expert bulis...-.. asa 20
Good 10 choice butcher bulls...... 340d 365
Common TO fair bulls. .......... 2.75n 3g
Good TO choice cows and calves. &c. 00u5OO 90
Common 10 medium cows and
calves .....-..... .20.Ood300
Hogs-Receipts. 5000: shipments small
The receipts OF hogs were comparatively
liberal. and with apparently few shipping
orders the market opened with buyers
bidding lower prices. The condition OF the
trade encouraged statesmen to be
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Sheep-Rcccipts. l50. shipments small.
was only a moderate supply OF sheep
and lambs. and first sales did not show any
quotable change I'm prices compared with
tho close OF last weck. Quotations:
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cofee-City prices: Ariosa. r.25c: Lion. ll25c;
Jersey. l25c: Caracas, 10. 75c: Dutch Java blend.
Gates's blended Java, DISC; Jav-Ocha, 6.50c;
Elite tcartoons). 15.25c; Good Luck. l5.50c; Good
sugars-ciy prices: Domlnoes. sszc; cut loaf.
Sic: powdered. 5.97c; MINK powdered, soc;
extra fine sranuiate is 5.sae: granuiated. SIN;
bags. 5.s2c; graduated. 2-lb bags. 5.92c;. cubes.
S cdfSmb m0'g a. a Sc S,z2s 6 w s4nisSr'o a. 5.s7c A. , 'i Ridse |
wood A. 5.37c: 4 Phoenix A. 5.32c; . Empire \,
5.2'c: 6 Ideal Golden Elk. G.. 5.2e: Windsor Ex.
c. 497c: 10 Yellow c. 4s2c: II yellow. 4.S7c; y
Yellow. 4.Sc: 10 Yellow. 4S2c: IA Yellow. 4.71c;
- Yellow. 4.77c; 10 Yellow. 41c.
Satin car lots. SL2eq1-2s; small lots. sL2og
FlOur-straIght grades. s.als5; patent. si.2Sg
$50; spring wheat. first grade. S.5o94.o: second
grade. sS-75a4: bakery. ss.5ogS;6s.
15alSc; cassia. 15glsc; nutmegs. Soq65e per Id.
Beans-Prime marrow, bu. s2.S5G2.6s: do pea
or navy. bu. &. l562 20: do red kidney. bu. s. T5G
2S. Lima beans. ID. 7q5Ac; German Lima
Molasses and syrups-New Orleans molasses.
fair to prime. esas3c: choice. s5Gi zoe: syrups. 20
G22c.
Rice-Loulsiana. 4Ra6isc: Carolina. etsashc.
shot-sI. i0ai.50 per bag for drop.
NMe Soa pisbssf for pressed ed 6a aoS. s9aa 20. No. ..
Twine-Hemp. ls4lSc per 10; wool, Saloc; tax'
Zvl5eei paper. Csc; inie. l2gise; eot,Sn' 1SaLse-
s.. No. , tubs. si.50a5: 3-hoop pals. sl6o:
hoop pals. slioal.so; double washboardsi r.
$3.50 NAAtiAR So NN"F'
pins, 60n65c per box.
Iron md steel.
Bar iron. 2.boc: horseshoe bar, 2.7bd2c: nail
rod. &c; pillow slabs. 4.J0c: American cast steel.
oallc; tire steel, 3U3ikc; spring steel, 4Hnoc.
Leather.
oak sole. 5iG3ic; henrlock sole, eInSlc; har-
neSs. 3id31c; skirtinR. 26g i0c. single strap. u9
4dc. city kip. G0uS5c. French kip, 30A 49,. 20.
city ~calfskin, 9OcWsi.i0. French calfskin. si.209
lA.
Nails mud uorscshocs.
steel cut nails. sees: wire nails. from store.
se.65 rates; from mill, S2.6s rates. liorscshocs,
per kcg, 81. mule shoef, per keg. $3.50, horse
nails, sla5 per box. Barb wire. galvanized,
$3.50. painted. t3.i0
Oils.
f.hnseed. raw. Gle per gal: linsccd oil. boiled.
&c per gal: coal oil. legal test. Sisffiiisc. bank.
Aiffd0c; best straits, zoe; Labrador. zoe; West
Virginia lubricAting. a0if3nc. miners. Zoe. lard
oils. winter strained. In. bris. 5ou60c per gal:
half brls. 30 per gal extra.
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Produce. Fruits n Vegetables.

Plneapples-se.b 80 per doz.
Bananas-Per bunch. No. ], 81 15a2; No. .. ti.25
also.
oranges-california navels. s.. 5ods; Seeding.
s2M2.t0.
Lemons-Messina, fancy. $50 TO box, $50: Cal
ifornia lemons. So 1903.
Asparagus-Large bunch. zoe.
Potatoes-Sl.S 5 per brl 4am@Sc per bu; lOc extra
charge for each barrel or bag.
Sweet Potatoes-Ininois. s.. 50d2 IS; Kentucky.
Cabbage Holland seed. 81 per 100 lhs.
Celery-Floridl colery, S5cuN per doz.
bermuda Onions-s215 per crate.
onion Sets-Sellow, S1.254i.5e per bu: white,
81 % per bu; top sets, $3.50 per bu.
Honey-New white, lie per ID; dark. i5c.
Cocoanuts-a0c doz; per bag. $3.50.
Radishes-2oI2bc per doz punches.
Green Onions-Home grown. 3 doz, &c.
Rhubarb-Hom grown, l5u2 0c per doz.
SpinRch-slml. Is per brl.
Kale-75cG$i per brl.
Lettuce-l3ai4c per 10.
Cucumbers-$l. 2OGfi. 30 per doz.
Tomatoes-50c per basket.
Carrots-60c per bu.
New Beets-50c per dog punches.
Green B~eBns-$3M3.2 Is per bu box.
Green Pess-s2d2. % per box.
Turnips-sl per brl; 35c per bu for washed.
strawberries-25qSoc per qt for Florida; Mis-
sissippi Strawberries. A.50m2 per 24-pint crate.
Cranberrics-Jersey, 2.25 per bu.
~Apples-Baldwin. S75 per brl; Russetts, 81
per brl. Ben Davis, 1926.