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Card or Thanks.

The hereaved mother, sisters and
brothers OF the deceased Miss Ida
Pastorius wish to extend their sim
cere thanks to the kind friends and
neighbors who assisted them in their
hour OF affection.
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Lost Another ringer.

Miss Mamie Crow who had her
hand mashed some time ago in the
Post Printing office has had TO lose
another finger. DR.. Gibbons ampu-
tated it The little girl has suffer
ed great deal from this injury.
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Notice.

The gas will be turned of Sunda
afternoon tor about two hours to
make connections with new we'll.
r. NJ GRANT, Mgr.
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CAP KEENAN, s BOMB
-------~r~~
Hurled Amoung Garmanites at
Coray Nomination Hearing
at Harrisburg.
CONVENTION HAD ADJOURNED,
He Testified, Before Garmans Resoiu.
ton to Prevent Fusion Was OF.
fered--News Of ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia.

Harrisburg, Oct. 19.--The objec-
tions to the certificate of Representa-.
tive t. a. Coray, Jr, of Pittston, Dem
ocratic nominee for state treasurer,
were heard in the Dauphin county
court by Judges Simonton and Weiss.
A large number of witnesses were
called on both sides. and 1t Is expect
sd a decision will be given on Mon.
day, when the time limit for certify.
ing the nominations by the state de.
partment expires. Mr.. Coray's nom.
nation Is objected to by John Il. Gar.
man, of Nanticoke, former chairman
Of the Democratic state committee,
aud Patrick Douahue. OF Philadelphia.
and OF their objections are sustained
his name will be stricken from the
Democratic column on the official bal
lot.
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For Sale

House and lot on Sunnyside.
House contains nine rooms Is new and
plumbed for gas. and water. Call o.
or address Mrs. y. w. Wiles.
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Table Boarders wanted.

Wanted table boarders. Call at
residence Of Miss Laura Dawson
Bumbo Lane.
Mrs. NJ. E. KEFFER.
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The Weather.

Fair tonight and Sunday. Cooler
Sunday
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OPENING BALL.
Turn verein Club Gave it on
Friday Night.

Several Hundred Invitations Issued
FOR 1T Attendance was Good Con-
nellsYiiIe Orchestra Furnished the
Music Delightful Social Event in the
Fourta Ward.
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STOCKS BECOMING DULL
PROFESSIONAL TRADERS IN PRAC-
TICAL CONTROL OF MARKET.
Frice Changes Few and of Relatively
Small Proportions-MOyem
of Leading Securities.

NEW YORK. June I'm to-day's stock
market there were only a few points of
activity and strength. and the majority of
stocks were dull and sluggish. moving r-
regularly up and down under the varying
operations of the room traders. There
were some large transactions by the brok-
ers who have been credited with acting
for various financial leaders. but they were
so mixed on the long and short side as 10
add to the speculative confusion. The vol
ume of dealings showed a further falling
off from yesterdays decreased total The
opinion prevailed that the closing out of
accounts earlier in the week was in prep
aration for the summer holiday season,
and promised a period of comparative dull
ness and idleness in the market What
points of strength were shown in the
market seemed TO be due TO individual
causes. Louisville was notably strong, and
the buying was accomplished by talk of
an increase in the dividend rate. which
was, however, deprecated by insiders.
Missouri Pacific and the Southwesterns
moved upward. excepting the Wabash
stocks, which were affected by realizing.
The story required that Missouri Pacific
basis later in the month by the declara-
ton OF lump dividend. and that valuable
rights in addition are to be declared. The
New York public utilities were generally
affected by hopes of relief from the fran
chise tax, and in addition Brooklyn Rapid
transit put out a report of good net earn
ngs for April. The Tobacco stocks were
subject 70 active speculation on account of
the organization of the consolidated COM
pany. The stock was feverish, receding
early on realizing, rallying on published
assertion of a formation of an underwrit-
ing syndicate for the new company. which
would tie up half of the proposed debenture
bonds and keep them off the market. The
Continental stocks show net gains of about
a point, American Tobacco 25s. American
Snuff SA, and the preferred rs. There
were, besides, many usually neglected
stocks which advanced from l to points
without any news to explain the move
ment. Net changes. as a rule, are not sig
nificant, the sluggish fluctuations not TAX
ing prices far from last nights level, al
though the extreme range from nigh 10
low ran from l TO points in the active
stocks Not much attention was paid to
the money market but the call loan rate
ran up to Az per cent. in the late dealings.
On Monday the fourth and last installment
of 100000 is due on subscriptions to
Union Pacific convertible bonds. Prepare
tions will begin next week also for che
payment of several dividends due the week
after notably that on Standard Oil. The
indications are that the changes in cash
reserves to be shown by to-morrows bank
statement will be less than half million
dollars, with probably a gain for the
banks.
The bond market was quiet and irregular
Total sales were $2,6S5,OO0 United states
bonds were all unchanged on the last
call.
Following are the days share sales and
the closing bid prices:
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Certificates have been issued 10 the following
named Indianians:
Original-Edwin d. Mendenhall Pourbon. IS:
Samuel Hodge. indianapolis IS; William Francis
Gibbons. Peru. s..
Additional--Hugh Reynolds. IndianapoIis sr2:
Henry Kolle. New Harmony. s.. Franklin q.
Incl. New Ross. si2; Walter Nardaman, Shell
den. 8.
Restoration and Increase-Cyrus Armstrons
dead. Kngntstown. sl2-
Renewal and increase-John Mckee Lawrence
burg $40: Nelson Mattix. Pulaski. Sl2
Increase-William s LangstOn. Carmel. So:
Albert G.. Meadows. Hetonvile. szs. William
Baxter. Lafayette. SO. Adam Boots. Albany,
IS: Richard ~. Weilnan. English SEA Robert
l. Irwin. Castleton. So; George ". Lancaster.
Indianapolis. si2; Joseph A. Leonard. Muncie.
sl7: David Livesly. Brazil. SIG. Jonah Heacock
Lincolnviile $40. James 4. Cox. Sellersburr
SS John G. Telpleton Th0rntOwn. So. Patricx
Cullen Bedford. SO. Samuel III. Eberly. Plns
Village ST.: Henry Bolander. McCordsVllle Ne.
Alfred Gilberson. Null. Sis.
Refssue-Samuel Jemison. Claypool. IS: Asah-f
+. Hurd Evansville. Sc: Overton H. Mennet CO.
lUmbus So.
Original widows etc.-Hester a. Manor Mum
Gle IS: Margaret Williams. West Newton. IS:
Elizabeth Gray. Bartle. s.. Emma c. Armstrong
Knightst0wn. 81: minor OF Thomas Grifath. Ne-
way. 81; Especial accrued. May 2O. Matilda
Barnes, zenas. S: Anna NJ. Cook. Veedersburx
IS Matilda w. Jones. Monticello, 81 Emslins
Elston. Union City. s.; Caroline Gray. MsdorA-
War with Spain corisinaD-Andrsw J. Cum.
Inc incresss-JsocS B. Hochstedler. K0koms. ~
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. June 7.-Butter-Receipts. $3.50
packages. Market steady; creamery, 15al9c: fac
tory, nGl4c; Cheese-Receipts, 4,44O packages
Market weak; fancy large colored, sssc; fancy
large. white. SIC; fancy small. colored. SIC:
fancy small white 9isc. Eggs-Receipts. 1856
packages. Market weak; Western candled, 1315c;
Western uncandled, 1lG13c.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Butter nc to 1c
lower; fancy Western creamery. l9c: fancy West
ern prints, 1Sc; fancy nearby prints, l9c. Eggs
steady; fresh nearby and Western, lac; fresh
southwestern, l3c; fresh Southern. 12c. Cheese
firm: New York full creams. fancy small. 9Q9Ac:
New York full creams, fair 70 choice, S12Q9Ac
BALTIMORE, June 7.-Butter firm: fancy imi-
tation 17q1sc; fancy creamery. 1920; fancy
ladle, 15ql6c; store packed. 11Ql2c. Eggs firm;
fresh, lSi2c. Cheese firm large, &c; medium
9lzc; small 10c.
CHICAGO. June 7.--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creameries
1501sc; diaries. 11G16c. Cheese quiet S.Q10ec.
Eggs easy; fresh. Ike.
KANSAS CITY. June Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock &c per dozen, loss
off, cases returned; new whitewood cases in
cluded, 12c
LOUISVILLE, June 7.-Butter-Pound bricks
21c; 60-lb tubs, 2Oc; 25lb tubs, 20lzc. Eggs 1Oc.
ST LOUIS, June 7.-Butter steady; creamery
15Gl9c dairy, 12d15c. Eggs steady at 10s.c
CINCINNATI, June Eggs steady at 11c
Butter quiet. Cheese steady.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
EXPORT CATTLE IN GOOD DEMAND
AT STEADY TO STRONG PRICES.
Fat Cows and Heifers About Steady
Hogs Active and Strong-Shcep
Lowcr-Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCK YARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
June 7.-Cattle-Receipts. LOO: shipments.
Geo The marketing of cattle continues lib
eral, the supply thus far being about 200
larger than the same time last week and
over 1000 larger than the corresponding
time year ago. The receipts to-day were
nearly 800 larger than week ago. There
was a good representation of all grades, but
medium cattle predominated. The out
side demand for export grades was especial
~ good. There a good attendance Of
buyers and the market opened with rea-
sonably strong demand for all of the best
cattle. and all sold promptly enough at
steady 10 firm prices. Grades a little below
the best sold only about steady. and the
market for common TO medium cattle was
exceedingly dull at irregular. but generally
lower prices than those current at any time
heretofore this week. y clearance of the
good cattle was made as early as expected.
but late hour large number OF COM
mon TO medium grades. principally females
had not changed hands and the market was
very weak. Fat but fancy steers. weighing
13o0Q1 1913 lbs. sold az S5.75a5.90. and plain
fat cattle. weighing 1.4OoGf1.5o0 lbs sold AT
s5.75. Loads averaging 1.100nl 22i lbs. sold
at $5.25Q5.70. as 10 quality. Cows selling be-
low 81. or at least 1915. and heifers below
$40. are generally considered soc lower
than the high time. and at that buyers are
Indifferent and apparently determined 10
force prices lower. Sales included export
heifers as high $5.25. but si75 was con-
sidered about the top price. and a very
large proportion of the supply sold between
1910 aad $40. Export COWS were reported
as high as $3.50. but there were very few
here good enough 10 sell as high as si25,
and the bulk of the transactions for the
day were between $3.50 aud "a. Quotations:
Extra prime steers. 1850 lbs and
upward ............................. 60Q6 90
Good export steers, LsS0 10 l.f50
lbs 80. .......................... 5 40Q5 IS
Good 10 choice 100 10 1900 10
steers ...-ss.....s-s....s.s..s.s sy4o "
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY. June 7-Cattle-Receipts $500
natives 400 Texans 80 calves Native and Texas
beef steers strong; stockers and feeders slow;
cows and heifers steady TO strong. Choice ex-
good. IS l565.45 stoekers and feeders. So. 75G4sO
Western fed steers %8O45.6O; Texans and In
cows ss2S@a5; heiters, 5a5a5; cannefs SIS
q215; bulls So 2SQt So; calves. sS5Oq5.5o.
Sc; bulk of sales. s5.75Q590 heavy. s5.90Q6; mixed
packers, s5.75q5.sO; light s5.5oQ5s5; high A.95
sheep-Receipts. $500. Market steady. West
ern lambs 81 S0G5.40; Western wethers $4d4 So
Western yearlings. A5Od4.S5: ewes. s3.75a4 S5
culls 81 50as.5 so: Texas lambs 81 25q4.60; spring
NEW YORK, Jure 7-Beeves-Receipts. 1876
steady medium weak Steers. s45cas oxen KEN
50 S5G5.1O; bulls. SSeOG4s5; cows. s3.5OG4s5. Ca
at London at 11I4Ql2i4c per ID sheep lower at
iiGi2c yearlings. isalsi9c. Refrigerator beef
Rec s4 Market iS quiet at 25c low
er than "Wednesday Neals. S5@5.s5; choice. So;
yearlinss i5c to 2Sc lower; prime lambs about
culls. $50; .yearlings. A5Oq5.l5; lambs. $3.50
$50. mainly seaeee
fair Western hogs State hogs. S.25q630.
CHICAGO. June 7.-Cattle-Recepts. 1000
Market sS 99d to prime spS 5oSGI
choice. steady. others slow at $d490: cows 81 IS
a. soi heifers s. 7Sm5lo Gamers rs slow at SEA
slow at si.50n575 Texas fed steers, &.50q5 60;
Texas bulls. g 95n3.S5.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 24.oOo; tomorrow. $1,000.
estimated: left over. 1900 Market strong to a
shade higher Top. s6; mixed and butchers s. 20
as: good to choice heavy. s5.s5Q6: rough heavy
s.. 7on5.s0; light. $5.7oG5so bulk of sales s5.Tiz
$3.50
choice wethers 81 e0d425 yearings. S.10G4 IS +;
native lambs. SASS: Western lambs $5G5.25
ST LOUIS. June 7.-Cattle-Receipts . 600
Market steady Native shipping and export
steers s. 1566: dressed beef and butcher steers
s. 90G5.55: steers under 1000 lbs 81 40G5 stockers
and feeders s.. 55d4 IS; cows and heifers $40 81
Gamers. s150G2 S.; bulls. s3.25G45o Texas and
Hogs Receipts $500 Market steady. Pigs
and lights. s. 65G5.S0: packers S.7oQ5.90: butch
Sheep-Receipts. 400 Market weak Native
muttons. s. 5o04 % lambs S4d5.l5. culls and
bucks. g. 50G3S0: stockers. s. 50G325.
SOUTH OMAHA. June Cattle Receipts
. SEQ. Market slow and steady. Native steers
s. sQG5.Sa: Western steers HAAS; Texans 50 81
G459: cows and heifers lower at S3.50g 60 ;
Hogs Receipts $500 Market active and a
shade higher HEAVY. S.15Q5.S5; mixed, s5.72aQ
IS: lights S. 7ee15 Is bulk OF sales s. 12af5 Is
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady Year
lings. Sn4.f0: wethers. S3S0qf20: ewes. s. 251
80; lambs s. 25d5. 20: spring lambs s5d6.
cars: sheep and lambs. Is cars, hogs. 80 cars.
Shipments-Cattle. AZ cars; sheep and lambs. l2
cars hogs. IA
Cattle steady: calves 1915.
Lambs. choice 10 extra, SoG5.l0; sheep choice
Hoss-Heavy. sse5ds 10; psgs $. Soa5 IS
CINCINNATI. June Hogs steady at Aq4. 90
Cattle steady at s. 50n3.50.
sheep weak at s22SQ3.S Lambs strong at
s275Q5.so.
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sl57S. Lard higher at ss25. Dry-salt meats
(boxed) strong: extra shorts. ss.12ls: clear ribs
sss7iz; clear sides $3.50 Hay steady; praiirsss'
Iron cotton ties. sIos BaEging sisQ7c. Heme
swne &c Receipts-FlOur. 1000 brls; wheat ss;n
ments,Flour. 5000 brs: wheat. 10000 ou corn
$4,000 blu; oats. 300 bu-
BALTIMORE June Flour dull; receipts;
easier; spot and the month Is5sg.ae July ~
7sssa73i1c receipts ST. lSs bu: exports. 3sOls bu;
S6 q1sg whas BY sa%ps Po the Month
and July, isssa46s.c; steamer mixed. 45Ssa45Ac;
receipts n7.324 bu. Southern white corn, 500
No uSIts 2a17stino. No , mixed saSSssisc: re-
ceipts. 5,515 bu; exports none.
LIVERPOOL. June !-Wheat-spot steady;
S. ilsd; No. ? red Western winter, IS lllsd Corn
spot steady: American mixed. new. IS lge.d
refined, in pals firm at as. Hams-shOrt cut
firm at AS 3D. Bacon-Long- clear mddles, light
ais; short backs firm at AIS Sd; clear bellies
firm at ASS Sd.
KANSAS CITY. June 7-wheat-July. sS7sc;
red socse eSS NG a ae os ee
4laSc; cash No. mixed. 4ianAc No. ? white
Wheat. 1880 bu corn. 1900 bu oats 5000 bu
shipments-wheat 10000 bu; corn. l1.2oO bu
No. red. 74lac Corn steady: No mixed
4aAc. Oats steady; No. mixed. sOAc. Rye
meats steady at ss;o7if. Bacon steady, at So
Whisky tdistiller's finished goods steady
basis Of sl.27. Sugar firm.
TOLEDO. June Wheat active and steady:
cash, 73Ac; July, 73iac September 72asc. Corn
dull and steady; cash. 4ic; July. 43Ac; Septem-
Der, f4ssc. Oats quiet; cash, 2Slzc: July. 277sc;
September. 26lsc. Rye. SAC. Clover seed, cash.
So 40; October. $3.50.
MINNEAPOLIS, June 7.-Wheat-Cash. 703sc;
July, 70AQ70l1c; September. 6sAc: track, No
/ hard. 73hc; No. l northern 7Ossc; No. north
ern, c7sd6S5sc.
MILWAUKEE, jane BARLEY quiet; No. 2.
&c., sample, 40Qac.
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LOWER RANGE In WHEAT
WEATHER REPORTS
MAKE 1T MUCH WEAKER.
Corn Dull and Higher on Cold Wealth
er-Oats Strong and Active, Pro-
visions Shade Up.

CHICAGO. June S.-Confiicting weather
and crop reports exerted a weakening in
fuence on the wheat market to-day. July
wheat closed isQ14c lower, July corn Ease
higher July oats &c improved and pro-
visions from unchanged 10 212c above yes
terdays close.
At the beginning of to-day's session In
the wheat pit shorts were frightened by re-
ports of snow and frost in the Northwest
Ii was said great damage had been done to
ali crops, and under the hurry to cover
July opened &c to &c higher, at 755sq7Ss4c
Though commission houses let out an album
dant supply. the price advanced to 74lsc
with only fractional reactions. This up
ward movement was helped by the an
nouncement that the condition of the wheat
crop in Kansas was 50. falling off of IL.
About midsession, however, came Shows
crop report, saying that the decline in
Kansas, in Missouri and elsewhere had been
offset by improved conditions in other
States, notably California, and this, with
the increase in Argentine shipments and
an estimated crop of 7S5,00O.OOO bu in the
United States, caused a change of feeling.
Those who had been frightened into buy
ing early became anxious sellers and a
decline to 72S4c resulted. A feeling of dis
trust in the accuracy of the bear reports
soon crept into the market and orders to
buy became plentiful, causing a rally to
7aL 6732sc. The close was easy and 1sQ14c
lower, at 731sG73Ac. Seaboard clearances
were equal to 900 blu. and 40 loads of
wheat were reported taken for export.
Primary receipts were $4,000 bu, against
Gel, 900 bu a year ago. Minneapolis and Du-
lUth reported 341 cars, against $50 last week
and $50 a year ago. Local receipts were e6
cars 20 of contract grade.
Corn dull and firm on account of
colder weather and possible damage by
frost In the corn belt. July sold between
43Ikc and 44c, and closed steady and AG2sc
higher, at 43%c. Local receipts were $50
cars, 80 of contract grade. Twenty-nine
loads were reported taken for export.
Oats were strong and active and closed
higher on bullish private crop reports and
good speculative demand July sold be-
tween 27ssc and 2S14c and closed firm and
1ac higher, at 2Slsc Local receipts were
POI cars.
Provisions were firm. The good demand
for lard helped the whole list early in thu,
day, but later a depression was caused
by realizing sales. July pork sold be-
tween SASS and S14.7O and closed 212c
higher, at $1465; July lard between $S37h
and $S.47i2 and closed 212c higher at SS.3712;
July ribs between $7.90aL92l9 and sSQS02l2,
Closing unchanged at S7.922
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
% cars; corn, 375 cars; oats, 2S5 cars; hogs,
81 900 head.
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BOSTON, June THE Commercial Bulletin
Will say tomorrow on the report of the wool
trade of the United States: The first free sales
of new clip American woods have taken place in
Boston this week. a large line OF choice fine
medium Idaho was sold at Acc clean, and the
same price was paid for similar wool from Wy
oming. New clip Utah short fine medium has
sold at Ssc clean For new fine Nevada offers
of 4ic clean have been refused. New San Joa-
quin wool from California is selling at 36G4Oc
clean. All medium woods depressed. and
new quarter from Missouri and Indiana
has brought not over 19Gl92c The clip has
opened here in Boston at 12G15c the secured ID
higher for territory wool than in the last year
OF free wool dS96) and from 1lQ14c lower than
last year. The receipts of wool in Boston since
jan nave Deen iS,Sl4,olS lbs against TO- 800. l60
shipments to date LOG. PSI. s20 lbs against
sales of S6,77S,50O lbs for the period in 1900
The stock hand in Boston Jan. ], 1901. was
76.S09, 800 lbs the total stock is as ss6 1ss lbs
ST. LOUIS, June Wool weak and tending
lower. but unchanged medium grades, 1lQi7c:
light fine, l1414c; heavy fine. 9G11c; tub washed
16627c.
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Or navy, bu. ssI5a2 %; dc red kid1sy bu, $50
Molasses ana syrups--.N.w Orleans moiasses.
fair TO prime. 2sassc: choice. ssa4oc; syrups %
Rice-Loulsiana. 4.sQsssc, Carolina. ssz0ssfc.
SHE'S. 4Sq1 g foI per bag for Sa- drop
Wood Dishes-No. l. per 1000. s292I,; No. 4
T%neH s1 ssis Sf per NS b. woS soo n..
2OqSOc; paper. sc; jute. I2Qi5c; cotton. lsassc.
$. os Mo tubs. sSeop ps. ss
s-hoop pals sls0aiso; double wsshnoards, Sd
Q2.75; common washbcards. N.5oQL75; clothes
pins. s0Gs5c per box
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron. 25oc; horseshoe bar. 2.75asc: nsn
rod. &c; pillow slabs. 4.50c; American cast steel
sole; tire steel. Sqs1zc: spring steel. 411Q5c-
Leather.
Oak sole. sl@s4c: hemiock SOLE 279sic: har-
45c; city kip. eOqs5c: French kip: so<gsl2e; city
calfskin. sOcGsiiO. French caIfskin. si-2ogiss.
Nails md Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails Sass; wire nails. from store.
per keg. 81; mule shoes. per keg $50; horse
nails s4Q5 per box. Barb wire. galvanized.
Lnseed. raw. &c per gal; iinssed OIL. boiled.
&c per gal; coal oil. legal test S.1Qlslzc; bank.
1gSgge oes brcatns sSOe mner srs
oils. winter strained. IN orls. SoQeOc per gal;
half brls. SC per gal extra
Hams-sugar cured. Is lbs average. nA0l2.c;
Lard-Kettle rendered. ioc: pure lard. ssc-
RSconpe,Iear sides. sides. so to 81 lbs average. loc:
80 TO 40 lbs average los.e; - to 80 lbs average:
to p lbs average. lose: Il to lS lbs average.
l.hc; clear backs, 20 TO p lbs average. l0c; II
TO 10 lbs average. ioc: 6 to lbs average. loizc-
shoulders-is lbs average. SIC. 10 TO L lbs av.
erage. SIC.
Pineapples-slaL25 per doz.
North Carolina Cabbage-si.D per crate: Mo-
Os ss Suneh s So eia.ss 10 s
Sorsnges-seedlings. ss63.z5.
Lemons-Messina. go TO box. choice. 1915. fan
PoiatCssssSss Per srrt bril- &c per bu' 0c extra
81 Is per bu; Louisiana onions 81 e per bu.
Se aos pc per bag. ri aSrA c
Radshes-l0c per doz punches.
Green Onions-Home grown. doz. &c.
Rhubarb-Home grown. ioc per dozen
Spinach-sl per brl.
Lettuce-Sc per ID for small lots: by the brl.se.
T To@atoes-5Oc per basket: - per crate of
New Beets-SOc per doz punches.
GcsssS fn pseTisS per per- Do dou nome grown
New Potatoes-a-5O per brl; 8. 50 per bu
hsnT StPswberres sSas per ssquaft rev Grail al
Cooseberries-s2 per crate.
Cherries-S1. 50d2 per crate.
Asparagus-Home grown. 15Q20c per dox
punches
seeds.
clover. choice, prime y7G7 50; English. choice.
s747 5O alsike. choice. GQs; alfalfa choice
sC17: crimson scarlet clover. sac: timothy.
a lbs prime. s.. 3OG2 20: strictly prime. s. I'd
. Is: choice 81. 15G2.2 20: fancy Kentucky. "a Ibs
81 20: extra clean. e0a75c; orchard grass. extra.
81 5Odl. 75; red top. choice S0cdSl-75: English
bluegrass. "a lbs. s2d2-50: German millet. ssc0
1885, Western German millet s0cqsi. common
millet, soQ90c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-08
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIenr-
ings and Balances.

INDIANA OLIS-Commercial paper. 4G4i5 per
cent; time loans. sac per cent. Clearngs, ST.
319.l54ls: balances, Sli4i9I5s.
NEW YORK-Call money steady at 3d4iz per
cent: last loan ard ruling rate. per cent.
prime mercantile paper. Saq4is per cent. Ster-
ling exchange firm: actual business in bankers
bills ISL. "a SsSs for demand and 81 sG4s5ss
for sixty daTs: posted rates. &s6 and S4-s9. COM
mercial bills. 81 S4ia4iS. Clearings. S3lbS4 fS4
balances. S13. 665. 5s3
CHICAGO-Posted exchange. A.s5is and $3.50;
New York exchange, &c discount Ciearings,
So. III. sl2; balances. s2,0IO.SSl-
BOSToN-Clearings, s25,04l.9 ss: balances. ST.
S23, 40.
Neutrality-suspicious. sS4s74Sei: bal
ances, S.. 76S, az
ST LOUIS-Money. 6G7 per cent: New York
exchange. l0c discount. Clearings, S,lA,454 bal
ances. 1881. sS5.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss.ss77s2; balances.
S512Ss0.
CINCINNATI-New York exchange. 15d20c pre-
MUM; money. 3i5a6 per cent Clearings. sS,475.
$50.