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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-23

LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.


The mild winter thus far undoubtedly has
checked the volume of trade in some lines. STILL
the wholesale grocers, the druggists. the iron
and steel houses and commission merchants have
been doing a very satisfactory business. and the
loss is only comparative. to what might have
been. The commission merchants have been able
to ship goods with the exception Of about ten
days. the entire fall and winter without danger
of the shipments being damaged by cold. The
produce merchants as well. have done a larger
business than usual. for the last sixty days at
least. and poultry, eggs and butter have COM
manded higher than the average prices. from
week to week. Eggs have dropped to Is cents. The
packing houses have been doing a good domes-
tic trade. and of late export trade has improved
somewhat The hide market continues dull,
and -four is rather quiet, prices showing but lit
tie change All staple groceries are steady in
price and moving freely
The local grain market shows little more ac-
tivity than last week, but the receipts are light.
For all cereals there is a ready market at the
following range Of prices on the track. as re-
ported by the secretary of the Board of Trade
Wheat-No. red 75c; No. red. on milling
freight. &c., No. red. 7i@7sc: wagon wheat. 75c.
No. ) white. ssszc; No. white sgs@ssisc- No z
white mixed. 57%c: No. white mixed. 3i&., No.
4 white mixed, "3a. 135&c; No. yellow, sSc,
No yellow, Csc; No yellow, 3iQ36c: ~.
mixed. 37s<c No. mixed. S7%c; No. nixs5.
Oats-No white. &c: No. white &c: No.
2 mixed. Csc; No. mixed. 24c
Inspectons-Wheat: No. red, l car: rejected,
1: total cars. Corn No white cars; No.
white, l; No. yellow. 2: No mixed: 1; No
mixed. / car: rejected. 1; total. cars. Hay:
No. / timothy. cars.
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CHICAGO, Jan 2-Cattle-Receipts. 400 in
Guiding 600 Texans. Market generally steady in
prime steers. IS. 3ods.l0: poor 10 medium, So 5Oa
500 stockers and feeders, 50Qi 60: cows 81 T5ff
40: heifers. s2.s5Q4 co. Gamers. s2q2.7o bulls
Sc 756i575: Texas fed steers. AQ4.s0; Texas grass
steers s. 35Q4. Texas bulls. s2.50g4s5
Hogs-Receipts. A, 600: Tomorrow $500. left
mixed and butchers. s5.05G5.30; good tc choice
heavy IS zoos. 30; rough heavy, 81 05a5 Is; light
s. 05Q5.l5; light s5.o5g5 271s; bulk Of sales. s. 2OG
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Sheep and lambs about
steady Good to choice wethers 50. 75t15. co; fair
to choice mixed. 50 .ogss5; Western sheep. g. $50
$50; Texas sheep. s,5og5.oo; native lambs. $3.50
$50: Western lambs. SQ6.50.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2z.-Cattle-Receipts.
1850 natives. Texans LOO. Best beef cattle
steady to iSc higher i Others steady Native beef
cows and heifers. s3.25Q5: Gamers 81 50d3 Is;
bulls s394. 80; calves. s5d7:
e. 40. bulk OF sales S. i5q5 25 heavy S. 20615 s0
mixed packers, s5.l5q5,2s; light. s5.o5a52o pigs.
sheep and lambs-Recepts. 400 Market
strong Western lambs. s5.25a5.5O: Western
wethers. si94-,o; Western ewes. sS.65a4: culls.
81 $50 so.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Beeves-Receipts. 1.szs
Gables unchanged. Exports, LIZ cattle /. SIS
sheep and 7,7si quarters OF beef
Caives-Receipts. Los. Market steady. veals.
s5as50; little calves $50: barnyard calves.
Sheep and lambs Receipts. AIS. Market slow
but steady; sheep ssg ,a; few wethers. S.;
Hoss-Rseeipts. s.aaO. Market nominaliy nrm
ST. LOUIS. Jan. aa.-cas,le-Receipts. 1900.
and export steers. H6cQiSo: dressed beef ana
butcher steers. Nos6s.Ss steers under Loo lbs,
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LOST ALL 1T HAD MADE
wHEAT's ADVANCE OF MONDAY
FULLY WIPED OUT TUESDAY.
Corn and Oats Weak and Lower I'm
Sympathy-Provisfon Depressed
by the Heavy Hog Receipts.

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-weak cables, heavy
net decline of 1a1lsc in May wheat to-day.
Corn closed ssc lower in sympathy and oats
1s@Ac lower. Provisions at the close were
5Q712c depressed.
Wheat went up a cent yesterday To-
day the stuff bought the previous session
was sold and the market dropped back
to the place ii occupied Saturday. The mar
ket was largely a local one. May wheat
opened 1zGSsc lower at 74a4Q745sc, and soon
after touched 75c The initial depression
was based on the fact that Liverpool
showed decline in the face of the advance
here yesterday. Northwest receipts were
large and 1t was generally believed that
reports of yesterdays big export business
had been exaggerated. all OF which added
to the depression. The market struggled
along for two houre between 741z975c with
out any particular pressure being exerted.
The heavy primary receipts and the failure
of any cash demand to put in appear
ance later caused renewed selling and May
dropped TO 74isc and closed weak, 1q1lsc
under yesterday, at 74lsd744c. Exporters
reported seven loads taken. Seaboard clear
anceS In wheat ana rOur were etludi 10 ofO-
COO bu. Primary Western receipts aggregat-
ed $4,000 bu, compared with 306,OOO bu last
year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported SOB
cars, against 466 cars last week and 40
cars a year ago. Local receipts were lO7
cars. four of contract grade.
Corn was quiet and easy in sympathy
with wheat Receipts were sol cars and
there was also a bearish consideration taken
in connection with the favorable weather
and easy cables. Had not so many inf1u-
entail people arrayed themselves on the
bull side under the theory that there is
demand for the supply, the market un-
doubtedly would have declined still further
AS 1t was to-day however. the pressure
broug.-t on the market was not heavy. Inc
demand was scattered. May sold between
$3.50 and 3S12Q3S5sc and closed CSC lower
at 3S15q3S5sc.
and. as the demand for them was tame.
they suffered in consequence. The wheat
weakness was the influence. Receipts were
3i3 cars. May sold between 251sc and 2I1sc
and closed lsQAc down at 2i1s4Sc. Ele-
vator interests sold, but pit traders. joined
buyers, and the tone on the whole was
steady.
Provisions were active, but showed an
undertone of heaviness. The opening was
weak because hog receipts were heavy and
prices at the yards depressed. Buying or
pork and ribs caused rally during the
first hour, but prices eased off again in
sympathy with wheat and the close was
heavy. May pork sold between Sl3. 30 and
$l3. 10 and closed I215c lower at $3.50 May
lard solu between $40 and 7.55, closing
5d71kc down at 81. 35q7 .37ls. and May ribs
sold between 81 .0212Q7. 05 and S6.95, with the
close 10c depressed at sos
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
80 cars; corn, 299 cars; oats, l55 cars; hogs,
40, 900 head.
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THE COURT RECORD.
APPELLATE couRT

1925 Hamilton Estate of Hamilton. Han
cock e sn C. Reversed S. ed Miey IL Where the
long-hand manuscript OF the evidence in the
clerks office; that appellant requested in writ
ing that such original long-hand manuscript be
embraced in the bill 90 exceptions WITHOUT copy
ing which was done: that the bill thus pre-
ment and signature and he approved and signed
in the clerks office and vacation entry made
thereof. the evidence is in the record. 2. The
statute does not pFOsds e that the
tions TO the jury, and, to bring them before the
court by bill Of exceptions. the bin must be
copied into the transcript 3. When there IL
competent evidence given in a cause upon which
the jury mas as right: under proper instructions;
II is error for the court to direct the jury
whether or not parties live together as a COM
mon family is mixed question OF law and fact.
accrnng ram any sevc renasrea h s
her for persons other than her husband and
family.
s2ss RushvIlle. etc, Company VS.. Irwin Rush
c. c. Reversed. Robinson, IA rule OF a
telephone company that all moneys due IL or ITS
OF the secretary before the 5th day OF
the month succeeding the maturity OF such in
debtedness and II not paid on or before that
date the service OF the delinquent may be dis
continued until the Indebtedness is paid. is
reasonable one and may be enforced by the
company. by disseminating service to a customer
although the company is creditor of its GUS
2si7. Hanover etc. Insurance Company VS.
Johnson. Delaware c. c. Petition for rehearing
1901 Consolidated. etc. Company VS.. Williams
Lawrence c. G. Petition for rehearing overruled.
1851. Doak VS.. Root, etc. Company. Vigo c.
G. Petition for rehearing overruled.
3s97 Duckwali vs.. Williams. Delaware G C.
Motion strike brief frcm files overruled
1888. Lammert Stockings. Spencer c. c.
Transferred TO Supreme Court.
35O7. Mason Mason Allen 6. G. Declina-
tion OF Pennsylvania Company TO join in appeal.
etc. granted
NEW APPELLATE COURT CASE.
$685. Citizens Street-raiiroad Company vs.
Edward Brown. Marion s. c. Petition granted
and brief ordered in eighty days
Minutes
s3l7 John Anderson Lake Shore A. Mich
igan Southern Railway Company. Dekalb C. G
Appei,ee's additional brief CD
3{q7 Joseph +. Duckwaf John Williams
Delaware c. c. Appellants motion 20 strike
from iies appellee'k brief.
sal. state ex rel. Alice y. Miller W. Thomas
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Quotations:
Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDS INDIANAPOLIS. Jan.
22-About 175 head of horses and mules arrived
for the sale of Warman. Black. Chamberlain &
Co., which is not large for this time in the
year. About the usual variety of animals were
represented with the larger percentage workers
and chunks weighing LOO to 1900 lbs The
quality about like the average for several
weeks. The demand for cavalry horses was re-
sponsible for good trade in that line at private
sale. and prices were generally up to expecta-
tions. They required blocky built horses four
teen to fifteen hands high. weighing around l. 100
to 1,2o0 lbs and they paid from ss5 to SIS. The
regular auction sale did not begin until about
o'clock and with a smaller attendance of
buyers there not much life in the bidding
Statesmen, however. We're not inclined to make
any concession in prices, and sales reported
up to late hour did not show that there was
any change compared with last week Good
blocks weighing 1900 to 1,50o lbs. sold from
ss5 to sl25, and few sales of extra animals
were reported above that price. There were not
many mules offered and there little firmer
tone in the market than last week.
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Fourteen Transfers ct a Total Con-
sideration of $24,525.

instruments filed for record In the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Jan. %. 1901. fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. 12s East Market street. Both tee-
phones 1905
Lots As and as in Clark * Osgoods first
West Indianapolis addition. .............. s., 900
Anna r. Brisentine TO George " Miller.
Lot 50 Oxford Place. GOO
Jesse j. Brisentine to Willis X. Miller Lot
% in oxford Place. Observation-Disclosures. COO
Anna L. Brisentine to Lena A. Miller, Lot
Oh In oxford flace.. 600
Anna f. Brisentine to David V. Miller Lot
81 in Oxford Place ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
Marion Van Arsdall to John s. Goode. Lot
81 in Clifford Place. ...................... 700
Isaac N. Hume to Mary A. Ward Lot 81
John w. Chambers's subdivision of Lots
z 8. 3, 10 and IL, Iryington. ............... go
Ora j. Parrish ct AL to Mary E. Butler
Lot 10 Becks subdivision of part Blocks
and 3, Rhodes's North Illinois-street adj
dltlon l. 500
Bernhard Ellig TO Ellenora Banks. Lots
and Town OF Brightwood. .......... 325
William II. Gavin ct al. to Catharine n
Ross ct al, Lot S. Z. T., :. X and a
f. Fletcher's Woodlawn addition... 1000
Daniel Sullivan TO Ellen Wolford, Lot j.
NJ. Ridenour's Hghland-home addition zoo
Ellen Woford to Mary A. Sullivan Lot
]. NJ. Ridenour's Highland home addi-
tOn SEQ
William NJ. St. Clair to George w. Stout
Lot lbs Jefferson Observation-Disclosures. asa
Sale r. Mortified to Jacob C. Miller
northeast quarter Section l. Township Ia
Range 4, in Franklin township, 156 acres Is 900
Transfers, H. consideration. ............s24 SIS
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Butter-Reeeipts. y $40
packages. Steady: creamery. l6a22c; June
creamery. 15G2oc: factory, 1lql4c. Cheese-Re.
ceipts. 1856 packages. Firm; fancy large. fall
made. u4Qliizc: fancy small fall made, Ing
12c. Eggs-Receipts. $3.50 packages. Unsettled;
Western average packed. at mark. 1920; West
ern. loss off. 205zc
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 22-Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery. 23c; fancy Western
prints. 23c. Eggs dull and &c lower; fresh near
by, zoe; fresh Western, zoe; fresh Southwestern.
2oc; fresh Southern. 1sc. Cheese quiet; New
York full creams, fancy small. 1l&@l2c; New
York full creams. fair to choice. 10lzQllise.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 22-Cneese steady and I'M
changed. Eggs steady and firm: fresh. 2lc:
storage. 19G2Oc. Butter steady; fancy roll. 14q
l5c; good 12q13c: store packed. 12Gl3c-
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creameries,
HQ21c: dairies. 111aQ1sc Cheese dull at l014q
11Ac. Eggs weak: fresh. 1sc.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 22-Eggs lower: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. 16c dozen. loss on,
cases returned; new whitewood cases included
&c more.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 22.-Eggs easier at lie.
Butter frmer: creamery. 19e12ic; dairy, nQl3c.
Cheese firm; Ohio fiat, il1c.
ST. LOUIS, JAN 22.-Butter frmer creamery,
15qZ2c; dairy, 12q15c. Eggs lower at Ice.
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BOSTON. Jan. 22.-The wool market here is
quiet. but prices hold steady. The demand for
wool is confined to the actual immediate neces-
stiles of the manufacturers. There seems to be
no speculative feeling to induce purchases ahead
and what sales have been made In spots.
Territory wool continues TO head the list OF sales
The range for fine medium and fine, staple in,
secured. is from 46G4Sc while strictly staple
lots call for 49d5Oc, Fleece woods slow and
prices nominal. The Following are the quota
tons for leading descriptions: Ohio and Penn
sylvana feeces XXX and Xxx above, Csc: celaine,
2sc: No. / combing 2sc: No. and as-blood. 2sG
2sc; h-blood washed. 2Ia2sc; coarse and brad
washed. 25d26c. Michigan. Wisconsin, etc.
Michigan 22Q23c No. Michigan combing. 27Q
2Sc; coarse and braid washed. 25g26c fine
delaine, 26c. Unwashed. medium. ETC.
Kentucky and Indiana A-blood comb
ing, 23d24c; ss-blood. 23G24c; Missouri. IA
blood combing. 22023c S-blood. 22G23c: braid
combng. 2o6z1c: lake and Georgia. PC. Terri
tory woods secured basis. Montana and Wyoming
fine medium and fine, 16Gr17c; secured. 46Q4sc;
staple 4sa5oc; Utah flne medium and fine. l59
Ice: secured, 46Q47c; staple 49150c: Idaho fine
medium and fine, 15a1sc: secured. 4sd47c: staple.
4sT50c. Australian woods, secured basis, spot
prices: Combing superfine nominal at 73475c;
good 67G70; average 6iQ67.
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Woman tainted I'm Courtroom.

Edward MCGEE, Walter Blasengym and
George Jones were tried by Judge Afford
in the Criminal Court yesterday on
charge of burglary and grand larceny
They We're charged with breaking into
the Big Four shops and stealing brass.
Blasengym and Jones entered pleas of
guilty TO petit larceny and Blasengym was
sentenced to serve sixty days in the coun-
~ JAIL while Jones was released on Sis
pended sentence. MCGEE was already under
suspended sentence, which was set aside
and he was sentenced to from two to
fourteen years in the Indiana Reforma-
tory. Shortly after the sentence was pro-
nounced his mother tainted in the court
room.
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Provisions.


Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indanians;
Origfnal-Abraham Higgins Indianapoiis 81.
George NJ. Phcnis Boston. So -
Authorization T. Long. Ridgeville $40
Increase-James Leech Mishawaka si2. vii
liam Jumper. Kokomo. sl2; Lewis c. I.anders
West Newton. s.: George Beherns. Seymour Sc:
John II. Perry. Marion. S.
ORIGINAL Widows. etc.-Martha j. Jenkins
Beechwood. IS; Csndace Glover Terre Haufe
IS: minor Of John Mckinney Indianapoll $40
Rsissue-Minors OF John NJ Stevens Marion
SIS. Special accrued. Jan MARY L Evans
Alien Ragiesyille, So -
War with spain (originaD-Charles Bishop.
Lafayette. 81.
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Deaths.

John HIATT. eleven years. LOG Wallace street,
malarial fever.
Fanny A. Torpening, thirty-two years. 1101
Tacoma street. peritonitis.
Mary 8. McCaw. forty-one years 1903 North
Arsenal avenue, heart disease.
George A; sherman. six years. es71s Virginia
avenue diphtheria.
John Taylor sxty-seven years, 1857 Glenn
avenue. mitral insufficiency.
James :. Anderson. fifty-six years 32s North
Illinois street. pneumonia
Sadie Shearer. forty-four years, 233 North
Alabama street, heart disease.
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Oats steady: cash and January 25Lc; May. 2s4c.
Rye. SIC. Glover seed firm and higher: 1899
prime $40; cash and January, $3.50; March,
CINCINNATI. Jan. 22.-Flour dull. Wheat
quiet No. red. S9dSeiec. corn firm; No.
mixed. 39i4c. Oats arn; No. mixed. 27de7l=c.
Rye quiet No 2 SIC. Lard quiet at $40. Bulk
meats easy at 81. 95. Bacon dull at s.. Whisky
active at SL27. Sugar easy
DULUTH, Jan 22.-Wheat-No. / hard. cash.
74c: TO arrive, 7554c: May. 70c No. l northern.
cash. re: 10 arrive. exc: May. &c. July. nc;
No. 2 northern s2G6Sc: No ? spring. 53S4u604c-
Corn. 36i4c Oats ESQ 26@sc
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan 22.-wheat--Cash, 727sc:
May 14Q74Lc July, 747s4I5c; track, No. i
northern. 727sc: No 2 northern 697sn7ONc.
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5; Getzendam.neE ct al. Harrison C c Amena-
ed assignment Of errors Notice
Florence M. Kline. Montgomery c. c. Appei@
1929 Cornelius NJ Horner vs. Hugh Lowe.
Cas- c. G ApPeilants brief g. g. :.
Madison s. c. Appellee's petition for rehearing.
James NeSmSn Pulaski Sen for oral
argument. Feb. Is. 1901
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room John L. McMaster. Judge.
Paul Klein VS. Joseph Berauer: mechanic'a
lien. Evidence heard and taken under advise
ment-
Henry Frommeyer VS.. Antony Matz: on &C.
against DESCENDANT for ;ios55 and costs '-'''''
Marion Bond Company VS.. John crosley: I'M
provement lien. Finding for plaintiff in the sum
Marion Bond Company VS. Margaret Simpsons
improvement lien Finding for plaintiff In the
Marion Bond Company VS.. Edward Dunmeyers
improvement lien. Finding for plaintiff In the
Marion Bond Company VS.. George Cook i'm
provement lien Finding for plaintir In the
James Jones VS.. Minnie Jones; divorce. On
trial by court.
Room s-vinson Carter. Judge
Elite Hoover vs. Ia l. A. ;, Kinssy ct at;'to ~
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
Albert Z. Strothers John II. Herlg; crim>
inal conduct and alienation. Dismissed by plain-
ganus WRnson MS e1en fsf
Company; damages. Evidence concluded. Jury
instructed. and In accordance with instructions
William Hayworth VS.. Elizabeth Nicholson;
Jads a against plaintn for costs '"'
Eli A. Allen vs. Anna E. Canaan; replevin~
Submitted to jury. Evidence heard In part.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge.
Edward MCGEE. Walter Biasengym and George
Jones; burglary and grand larceny. Defendant
Blasengym enters plea OF guilty OF petit larceny
days Defendant Jones enters plea Of guilty to
petit larceny. Sentence suspended. Defendant
larceny Defendant sixteen years old. Sus-
pended sentence set aside. Fine 81 and imprlson-
ment In State Reformatory two to- fourteen
NEW SUITS FILED.
William II. Wickers Ira H. Jordon ct al:
mortgage foreclosure Superior Court. Room L
Asa c. Meyers Maggie r. Pollard e al,
mortgage foreclosure. Superior Court. Room 2
Martha A. Glenn vs. Indianapolis Street-rail-
way Company; damages Demand $1,000. Cir
cult Court.
Lucinda wIIkinson VS. John w Wilkinson:
divorce Superior Court. Room ?.
Betty Melaun Ernst Melaun: divorce. SUI
perior Court Room ].
George w Strain vs.. Frederick BremermaA:
on account. Superior Court. Room 3
SUPREME. COURT.
Minutes
1854. United States Savings and Loan Com
pany VS.. Margaret j. Rider et a. Delaware
pellees brief on petition etc CD
1881. Chicago Southearsern Railroad Com
pany vs.. Frank Browers- Madison c. c. APP
1881. Samuel X. Allen W. v. Martin Blum.
administrator Allen 5. c. Oral argument reset
iSs5i United States Savings and Loan COM
pany Margaret J. Ride et al Delaware Q.
c. Appeiiees petition for rehearing and brief
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE FAIRLY ACTIVE, SELLING
At STEADY TO STRONG PRICES.
Hogs Quiet at Sharply Lower Figures
sheep characterization of
Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan.
22-Cattle-Receipts. 700; shipments. 100. The re-
ceipts Of cattle were not large and the quality
generally was possibly a little more satisfactory
than the average the past few days, but there
were few really prime kinds represented IN
keeping with the healthy condition OF the trade
everywhere, the market opened with all buyers
in the field. and with rather active competition
it did not take long TO exhaust the supply at
fully steady to strong prices. and some dealers
quote an advance OF 10c Several loads of steers
sold at s4s5G5.s5 the top price for heifers was
$780, but there were no cows reported above
1885, Quotations.
Good to prime steers. 1,250 lbs and up
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T. b. Laycock Company, repairs factory build
ing, Canal and Tenth street $500
NJ T.. Waymire, house and storeroom Rates
Leota street. s1,4o0.
Margaret Carey. repairs. 81 and SIS Chestnut
street, $500.
Margaret Carey. repairs. 524 and SIG Chestnut
street, $500.
Anery B. Charpie, frame addition, 517 Key
stone avenue S4S3.
George Kissler. cottage. 2lsl North Western
avenue. $3.50.
H. F. Wilson. frame cottage. Clifton and
Twenty-fifth streets $500.
+. NJ Ogle. double frame house Fourteenth
and Canal streets $500.
w. Irwin, frame dwelling. Twenty-fourth
street. 81. 500
S. f. Hitz. double frame dwelling 25o7 TO 25os
Ashland avenue. $500
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Hogs-Recepts, 11000; shipments, $500 The
receipts of hogs were the largest in over month,
and nearly three times larger than year ago.
The supply was surprisingly large here and else
where, and the market. of course, opened very
weak with the bidding decidedly lower. and it
took some time to establish a trading basis.
Some few scratch sales of really fancy hogs sold
at the start at about 7hc decline. but aside
from these there probably no sales that
we're not 1oc lower. and not few were no doubt
12l1c below yesterday. At a very late hour the
demand had not exhausted the supply. and IT
seemed evident that statesmen would either have
to make further concessions or carry over some
in first hands. The closing very weak. and
the outlook Is not encouraging. There were
scattering sales above $3.50, and one load at
s. 37Ik, but the bulk oc the hogs sold at and be-
low s527ik Quotations:
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bryan Invited TO Talk silver.

WASHINGTON. Jan % Chairman
Southland. OF the House committee on COIN
age. to-day sent the following dispatch:
Hon. w. j. Bryan. Lincoln: Could you
appear before the committee on coinage.
weights and measures. or send your vievA
as TO financial measures pending there
The dispatch grew out OF the request OF
Representative Shafroth. OF Colorado. that
Mr.. Bryan should be invited TO express his
Views along with others prominent In the
financial world. who are being heard q
the pending bill. making ali silver 0blimr
tious redeemable Ia gold