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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations Mt st. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and other Places.

changed. Timothy seed nominal at s4.75a5.i5
sacked east track. 77c. Wheat lower; No. red
cash. Ssssc; September, 6sssc; December. 7OssG
No 2, cash, SIC; September size; December,
5sI4c May Coo. Oats-No. 2 cash, s6a3sl7c: Sep
white. ssd3Slac. Pork firm: jobbing, sl5T5 Lard
steady at 81 .. Dry salt meats (boxsd LOTS dull
sides, ss.S7l4 Bacon boxed lots) dull and heavy;
extra shorts and clear ri5s, se.s7l2 clear sides
$40 l2,4 H@yrTimOthy strong at ssa145e: prairie
ties, $132 Baggng, 6ssdI1sc Hemp Irvine &c
Receipts-Flour. 100 brls, wheat. 900 bu; corn
brls; wheat. coco bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats
q. 600 bu.
LOUISVILLE, Sept is.-wheat-No red and
Iongberry, lie; No. red and longberry sse. Ap-
dark Peaches. 1Ra2c. Timothy seed, s. 50 per
SSGs5c red clover Sc. Hay-choice in car lots
on track slS@I5.50: clover. ss50Qif5O Straw.
potatoes. s35Oas-7S per bril- onions sea2z5 per
br8. Cabbage, sl25GL50 per crate. Home grown
bu Green corn, SIS per bri Lima beans, sSc
per gallon
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1s-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat duh and lower: spot. the month
steamer ts No red. ssasslc Southern by sample
quiet and easier; mixed. spot and the month. Coo
asked; year. 5si445S1zc; steamer mixed Sc
asked: southern white corn. sogs4e; southern vel
3Ss.c; No mixed SI1.Q2Sc. Rye steady; No.
nearby 5695slzc; No. Western. 57G57izc. Hay
Arm; No timothy. $3.50 bid.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 13.-wheat-Spot No
Western winter quiet at IS Cd; No ] northern
spring quiet al SIS 7s.d: No. l. California dull al
5s nd Corr-Spot quiet: American mixed new
S. Lard-Amercan refined nrm at 4ss; prime
Western firm az AS 90. Hsms-Short cut firm a
sss Racon-Cumberland cut firm at SIS Cd
shoulders-Square firm az 4os- Receipts, OF wheat
during the past three days $4,000 centals. in
Guiding si6 900 American. Receipts OF American
corn during the past three days l5s4co centsss
KANSAS CITY, Sept neutrality-suspicious.
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MONETAR Y.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Co paper. AZ
as per cent; time loans, sac per cent.
Clearings, 81. 229 1852; balances, 1854 644.9l.
NEW YORK.-Cal money firm at 5Ql0
per cent: last loan on ruling rate of 6.
Prime mercantile paper, 54512 per cent.
Sterling exchange heavy; actual business
in bankers bills, $4.S51sQ4S514 for demand,
AS224 for sixty days; posted rates. S4S3q
asa and 81 scat S612: commercial bills S.SlS4
G4.S2A. Clearings, SOS, 626, SAG; balances, 49,
459 O4
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, AS41A and
AS7. New York exchange sc discount.
Clearings, $26.SSS,099; balances, S2,S5S,2S7
BOSTON.-Clearings 81, 115.044; balances.
8, 922, 9O4.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 4d41z per cent.
Clearings, SIS, 745. 437; balances. $2,51S, 7S5.
ST. LOUIS-Money 4G6 per cent. New
York exchange. 1Oc discount bid. par asked.
Clearings, s., 70l 334; balances, S9S1,054.
BALTIMORE.-Mone 41a65 per cent.
Clearings, $4,427,196; balances, sos, 6S5.
CINCINNATI.-New York exchange, 15c
discount. Money, 4Q6 per cent. Glearings,
&, 755, 500.
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s7SaGKc: December. 75isa7oxc: cash. No.
hard. e5izc; No. red, CSC. Corn-septesnoef
5s&c: December SIC: Nav. 5ssc; cash. No. :
mixed 5sl4 G5S&o. No. wife. Sc oats-No
white. Ss1xc Receipts-W heat. 1000 be- corIl
900 bu; oats. g, 600 bu- Shipments-N heAii
$500 bu;,coTR. 1850 ba. oats. p 900 bu-
CINCINNATI. Sept -T.-Flour dull NheAs
quiet; no. red. TI<672c Corn DUH 10:
mixed 57lc. Oats Arner;. No. mixed. Soszslste,
Rye steady; No. 2 5s65sise. Lard firm at s. rec
9.25 Bulk meats firm at S9.021a. Bacon nrm Al
s10 25. Whisky tdlstillers finished goods hTN
on a basis OF s1-30. Sugar steady
TOLEDO Sept Is.--wheat dull and weak; cash
and September 71izc: Decembe-, 1Set May, 's1Sc'
Corn quiet and lower; cash. september ana DEE De-
cember SIC, May, 59c. oats dull, cash anu seq
ten1ber. Ssc December sc; May, SSlko- rye
521zc Clover seed, cash, prime, sS.+Vi OctoOeI'
$3.50; May. S5.35.
DULUTH Sept. 1s.-wheat-Cash. No. hard.
1okc; No. northern, 65h4c; No. northern, VS.
September, 67Lc: october. STAG; December, oee'
May, Tll2c. Corn, SOC. oats, S5@saS5sc. :
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. ls.-Wheat-Cash. s7izc;
September, 76itc; May. 7oSsg7oi2c. On track:
No hard. 69s.c; No. northern. 67s.c' No.
northern. 65izc.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 1s-Barley steady; No. :.
54lac; sample, 45q5Sc.
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Movement to and
through Indianapolis for the Month.

Following are the grain, produce and
August as reported to the secretary of the
Board of Trade:
Receipts-Flour, 81 Cpl brls; wheat 167 $50
blu: corn Col $50 bu; oats, $780, 400 bu; rye
IA 80 bu; barley, ESQ bu; bran. 72S bu: hay
81 cars; broom corn, 10000 lbs; cement
1883 brls; coal, 1872 cars; coke 107 cars;
cooperage, 81 cars; corn meal and hominy
4 3S5 900 lbs; cotton. zoo bales; cattle, 10 519
head; hogs S0Ol3 head horses, 1904 head;
10 ISL cases; fruit 2,434,5S5 lbs; hair and
bristles $1,000 lbs; hides, 676,5S5 lbs; ice. 10
cars: iron. 726 cars; lard, 100 tierces; lath .
cars; lime. SO cars; logs, 1S5 cars: lumber
sol cars: machinery 102 cars; meats (bulk)
p $50 790 lbs: oil. 264S brls: pork 4 600 brls :
Visions 3,076.4S0 lbs; salt. $3.50 brls; shingles
Sc cars. spirits and liquors S.3S5 brls: starch
33S 2I3 lbs; stone, 496 cars; tallow 300 lbs :
tobacco, 167,470 lbs wool 26.470 lbs; mis-
cellaneous. 19,l55,000 lbs; merchandise, 49,
426. 526 lbs.
Shipments-Flour 77.745 brls: wheat. 1880
bu: corn, 1920 bu; oats. 122, 700 bu: barley
1850 bu: bran. % bu: hay 2 ears: broom
corn $4,000 lbs; cement. 6,421 brls; coal IO5
ears: coke, cars; cooperage SO cars: corn
head; hogs, Il. S21 head; horses, J. 407 head;
mules 40 head: sheep. 273 head. eggs
IL $50 cases: fruit. sol 693 lbs: hair and bris-
Ties 40 665 lbs; hides 355. 100 lbs: ice rs cars:
iron. 37S cars; lard, 1876 tierces lime s
cars; logs. cars; lumber, Go cars; ma
chinery. 200 cars; meats (bulk). 5.5SS $50 lbs
oil 3.649 brls: pork. 3.729 brls: potatoes $40
bu; poultry. &.60S lbs; provisions / 3sS 100
lbs: salt 1855 brls; spirits and LIQUORS. 3l3O
brls: starch. 2.654.2s0 lbs; stone 80 cars:
cellaneouss 55162.Ss0 lbs; merchandise, s6,-
IL 413 lbs.
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Diamonds rs an Investment.
New York Times.

New 10TH 4AliSS
People who puy diamonds are apt to an
swer reflections upon their extravaganza
with the remark that diamonds are a good
investment. and that they can always get
their money back on them. This is plausible
and partly true but not entirely. The ring
itself though the design may be elaborate,
a II sometimes is in mems rings, and OF
the finest and most artistic workmanship,
will seldom bring more than the worth OF
the gold unless sold 10 an individual, and
STYLES of setting change enough 10 make
old fashions of little value. A woman in re-
duted circumstances recently sold ring
which cost at the time of its purchase $50
for $40 1t is a cluster ring, with nine small
diamonds surrounding larger one. The
ring was appraised at a jewelers., who set
the present value upon II. 1t Is pretty
ring with white stones and brilliant, but IT
is not worth a third of what IL was forty
wears ago. when it came into the posses
SION of its original owner. Dealers in stones
say also that diamonds lose In weight per-
ce1tibIv with wear, and for that reason be-
come less valuable.
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GRAINS MUCH DEPRESSED
NEWS FROM BUFFALO OPERATED To
CHECK THE TRADING
Oats the Only Exception to the Rule,
Closing n Fraction Up-Provf-
sions Also Are Lower.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.ATrade on the Board
of Trade was generally depressed because
of the unfayorable reports Of the Presi-
dents condition. Grains to some extent
tended to follow stocks in their weakness.
December wheat closed &c lower than yes
terday. Corn was also 11e down, while
oats were rather firm, closing Bdi4c higher.
Provisions closed 2ikc to sc lower.
Wheat experienced a dull, narrow mar
ket The news from Buffalo had decided
~ depressing influence at the start, which,
in company with rather large Northwestern
receipts. made December open 12c 10 sc
down, at 7014c to 701sc. Outside houses We're
bearish and cables were depressed, the
price sagging to zoe. Better news from
Buffalo helped December a little till 1t
touched 7OSs Q701kc and closed heavy at
70Ac, Local receipts were 1S5 cars, of
contract grade; Minneapolis and Duluth
| reported 1909 cars, making total of Liza
cars, against 1880 cars last week and SIS
cars year ago. Primary receipts were
.647 blu, against 1,274753 bu year ago.
Primary shipments were 1.116.34 bu, against
| last years 1860 blu. The seaboard re-
| ported q loads taken. Seaboard clearances
| in wheat and -four equaled 1.O67.O0o blu,
| compared with last years $4,000 bu.
Corn suffered IN sympathy with Wheat
from the Buffalo news. There was no
| change in the actual conditions Of the mar
ket. The bullish movement started by yes
| terday's shipping demand was present, but
December opened weak, Sc to tsc down
at SIC to 56s4c. Trading was local, with
large offerings. Coverings for small short
lines brought a rally TO 571sQ5714c, and
some cash demand kept it from slumplng
! far, but it closed heavy at 567sq51c. Re-
ceiptS were I'll cars
| Oats did not feel quite the same depres-
! sion with other grains, although December
| opened 14c lower than yesterday at 3S1sc
! There was scarcity from the start and
| more seemed to be wanted than was IoI
| sale. Two or three leading elevators were
| buying. The opening was at the lowest
| figure and 3524c was touched for Decem-
| her the close easing off somewhat TO S51:
| QS54sc Receipts were 112 cars.
| Provisions had a steady, featureless mar
| ket Trading was for the January ac-
| count. There a fair demand for the
| cash article and hogs were higher. Al
| products, however, opened down. January
| pork started l0c off at $l5l0 and hrmed VI
| to $15.75, closing at that figure January
! lard opened 212c down at S9.15, eased on
| to $9.12l9Q9.15 and closed there. January
| ribs opened sc TO 713c down at $S011s9S.l0
touched $50, and closed easy at the open
| ing price.
| Estimated receipts for tomorrow
| Wheat, 140 cars; corn, 21o cars; oats, Ia
| cars; hogs, 1910 head.
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Poultry.
LOUISVILLE,

LOUISVILLE Sept 13-Hens. Sc per 10; spring
chickens, sc per h. $l.s5g2 per Dozen young
ducks, &c per ID.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Poultry-Alive steady;
dressed irregular; springers, lie; fowls lie;
turkeys, 10c.
CHICAGO. Sept. Bleed poultry steady: tur-
keys, 69Sc; chickens including springs, Si5611C.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. .-BItter-Creamery, I6G
211zc; dairy. l3d1ec. Eggs steady at 15c.
CINCINNATI, Sept. -13.-Poultry firm; chick
ems. Sl2ql0c; turkeys 7QSc.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 1Aq11k per cent Dis
count rates-ShOrt bills, 2AQ2ss per cent. /;
time bills, 2 5-16q23s Consols, % 15-16Q94.
Spanish tours, 697s
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes 101f me.
tours. ZIP.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 2Om
49, of for checks.
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THELIVEST0CK MARKETS
CATTLE IN LIBERAL SUPPLY, SELL
ING ABOUT TEN CENTS LOWER.
Hogs Active at Five Cents Higher
Sheep Active and Steady-COndI-
ton of Markets Elsewhere.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
Sept. 3.-Cattle-Receipts, 1850; shipments
900. The marketing Of cattle continues corn
paratively liberal. but thus far this week
there is a decrease of 900 compared with the
same time last week. and compared with
the corresponding time year ago there is
a gain of $500. The receipts to-day were
over 500 smaller than a week ago and about
500 larger than a-year ago The very salts
factory condition of the market for good
stock early in the week seems to have slim
ulated the marketing Of that class. and
quite number here to-day were choice As
usual, however. a large proportion Of the
receipts were ordinary to medium cattle
The market opened with less competition
for choice stock than might have been ex-
pected, and early it was evident that sales
men would have TO make concessions in
prices They took off about 10c in most in
stances, and most of the good kinds were
finally sold on that basis. There was the
same dull market for the ordinary 10 medi-
UNI grades that has characterized the trade
for several weeks, and if possible prices
were lower than they have been at any
time-at least they were unsatisfactory.
There seemed to be more inquiry for stock
ers and feeders, but the demand was rot
near equal to the supply and no better
prices were realized. Quotations:
Extra prime steers. 1850 lbs and
upwards Acknowledgements. $3.50 els
| Good export steers, 1850 TO 1.450
lbs $500 SIS
steers -...;..;....:.;::-..,...:.... q 4sa ga
Good TO choice LOO to 1.2OO-lb
steers .,......... -. 4s5q s2s
Plain fat steers, 1850 lbs and up
wards 5.25G I'D
Plain fat steers, LOO to 600 lbs. 4 7sff 8 ?;
Plain fat steers, 1000 to 1150 lbs. 4 25G 46l
\ Choice feeding steers, loo TO l.10Q
lbs 8. Gu ( p.
lbs .....:..........:.......::.: s25a GO
Medium feeding steers 500 to 800
| IDS -.-s 3.lafI 81 p
Common 10 good stockers .........-s 2.50lf 3 :.
/ Good TO choice heifers .............3 .7BfI az
| Fair TO medium heifers ............. $500 r s.
] Common light heifers ............-. 25OsI : 2
/ Good TO choice cows. -3.35fT 4 .
| Fair To medium cows ............... lisa J. Q
| Common OLD COWS .................- 1-53d IS
Veal calves $500 so
| Heavy caves --------..-:.-...........3 .50d Is
| Prime 10 fancy export bulls $3.50. 350G 40
| Good 10 choice butcher bulls ...... 3l5H "a
| Common TO fair bulls ..-...... 500 2 a
| Good to choice cows and calves s. G0Ff59 o
Common to medium cows and
\ calves OOa3OO
Hogs-Receipts, $500: shipments. 500. Tn
! receipts OF hogs for five days show a de
| crease of over 1000 compared with the sa m
time last week. The receipts TODAY Xver
small. The market opened with a good he
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1t Seemed Queer.

Boston Traveller.
why do you speak so slightingly of that
eminent scientist?" AZ
II didn't mean to speak slightingIy of
him" answered the young man with the
striped shirt front. But IL does seem
peculiar TO me that a man who knows
lust how far it is to the moon should be
40 utterly ignorant when 1t comes TO a
question OF when it's time Cor dinner or
what train to take to get to the nearest
town.,
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Sept l3-The copper market
was dull and nominally unchanged at 16la017c
for Lake Superior and 162sd16Ssc for casting and
electroytic Lead was dull here at 4.3752c, but
Is Cd lower in London, spot closing at si2.
Spelter declined 2s Sd also 10 &16 los for spo3,
while the local market closed nominal at 4t.
Domestic iron markets were without charge ard
quiet. Pig iron warrants, S9Q10; No. foundry.
Northern, $l5d1550; No. foundry. Southern. SIS
Q14.50; No foundry, Southern Sl475Qla25.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 13.-Metals quiet Lead dull
at 2712G4 S5c; spelter dull at Soc.
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Oils.

Certificates no bids. Shipments 100 934 brls; aV-
erage. 14So brls runs. S4,243 brls; average
rs, 6S4 brls
WILMINGTON. Sept. l3.-Spirits Of turpentine
steady at 32lac. Rosn firm and unchanged. Tar
firm at Sl35
MONTPELIER, Sept. 13-Cru6e petroleum
steady; North Lima, Gle; South Lima and IL
diana, SEC.
SAVANNAH Sept. 1s-Spirits of turpentine
firm 34c Rosin firm.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-The market for dry
goods to-day has shown queter conditions gem
orally, the unfavorable reports concerning the
Presidents state checking the demand. There
has been change in the tone, however. and
prices continue firm for both staple cotton goods
and fancies. Print cloths have been quiet az
full prices. Linens are firm but demand mod
crate. The burlap market continues dull and
aaG
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady.
No spring wheat. 6514661ssc; No. red. 7essc.
No. oats S5436c; No. white. S6sl QS73@e; No.
choice mailing barley 55Q60c. No. l haxseed.
sl.51; No. / northwestern, $1-52. Prime timothy
seed, So % Mess pork, per brl, Sl4.75Q IA So Lard
per 100 lbs, SS.42l2aS.45. ShOrt-rib sides Ooose),
SS.50dS.65 Dry-salted shoulders Qoose) $500
7-T5 ShOrt-clear sides (bOxedD. S9.25Gr3 So WhiS-
Ky, on basis Of high wines, S15o.
Recepts-Flour, ~, 900 brls; wheat. 223 600 bu;
corn, 10000 bu: oats. 172000 bu; rye. 5000 bu;
barley. $4,000 bu Shipments-Flour. 16. 900 brls;
wheat, 462, 900 bu corn, los 90 blu; oats 200 900
bu; barley, S.0e0 bu.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. Relationships. $500
bales. Ordinary, sac; good ordinary. 7-16c; low
middling &c: middling. Z 15-l6c good middliHg
3-l6c; middng fair. s 7-l6c Receipts, AIS
bales, stock 81. 977 bales
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Spot cotton closed
quiet at &c decline. Middling upands SIC:
middling gulf. s5sc. Sales. 2.T3 bales.
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where Gorgeousness Fails.

Philadelphia Times.
The most gorgeous appurtenances OF a
nalatial hotel fail 10 appeal To a woman If
lire ia nothing but an electric light when
she goes TO heat her curling iron.
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Markets for silver.

dollars 4512c.
LONDON.-Silver bars steady at 27d an
ounce.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-wool quiet and steady:
fine sl2Qlll2c; tub washed, 12925c
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Treasury Statement.
THIS WEEKS BANK CLEARINGs.
indianapolis Total Is $9,4OO,6 67, a
Gain of 5S.4 Per Cent

NEW YORK. Sept. 13-The following table
complied by Bradstreet, shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
Sept u. with the percentage of increase and de-
crease, as compared with the corresponding week
lac
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Whisky.

PEORIA. Sept. 1S.-whisky. on the basis OF
s1.30 for finished goods
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Chicago Stocks.

Belt Railway common. ess 10
Belt Railway pref.s-......-...s..-....-. -12S IL
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Candies-Stlek &c per 10; common mixed ac'
grocers' mixed sikc Banner twist stick. SC;
Banner cream mixed, 10l1lIc; old-time mixed, sc.
Nuts-S0ft- shelled almonds, lsQzoc. Engnsn
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cd to choice medium an,

Sheep-Recelpts, 60; shipments 5D- lie
receipts OF sheep and lambs so Tar this
week show a decrease OF about 400 COM
pared with the same time last week ana
an increase Of over 100 over the CORE
spending time a year ago. The receipts
to-day were small. The market opened
with the usual number OF buyers In the
field, and with fair competition the trad
Ing was reasonably active al steady prices
compared with Yesterday few lambs
sold as high as S4.60. and quite a number
brought $3.50. which was practically the
top price Old sheep sold as high as $40,
and common culls 10 decent kinds were re-
ported at S1Q3 Quotations;
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Poultry and other PrOdu
THE JOBBING TRADE.

(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dSaiers)
Candies and Nuts.
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Hogs-Receipts, $500: shipments, 500 The
receipts OF hogs for five DAYS show a de-
crease of over 1000 compared with the sa me
time last week. The receipts to-day Were
mand for local packers. and, although
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Corn. ScGS1-25. Peaches-Eastern standard
S-ib N7542; 3-lb seconds, s14OG1 SO; California
standard, S2l0Q240; California seconds 81 9OQ2
iseellaneOus-Blackberr 2-lb. s5Q90c: rasp-
berries, 3-lb, SL2Jgl.50; pineapples. standard
2-lb S1554lS0. choice, S2Q2l0: cove oysters
lib, full weight, 95cQ$l; light. eO465c; string
beans, S-lb, N41-10: Lima beans, s. 25qI 25: peas
marrowfats, S5c4$l; early June. 81. 10a1 IS: lob
sters, I-S5q2; red cherries, S0caS1 strawberries
s5gs0c; salmon. lib. 95cgS2; 3-lb tomatoes. sI9
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.sSs 90 Aisyie. s. TO IS. Alfalfa, choice. $50
$50. Crimson clover, $500 Timothy, prime.
49, bIaegrass, 81 25G1 40; extra clean. 6097Oc.
orchard grass Si25G1.35. Red top. S0c4$l. 20.
English bluegrass. S2.25gS.
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Hogs-Receipts, 500: shipments, 400 The
quality was considered better than yester-
day. The supply continues comparatively
small. The market was sc higher on all
grades than yesterday. Good light hogs
continue TO have the call. Two loads OF
heavy mixed hogs sold az 6.95; they aver
aged 240 pounds and belonged 90 Shelby
Curtis, OF Paris, Ill. Selected heavies
brought 81 Medium and heavy mixed
sold generally from $3.50 to S695; light
mixed sold mostly between $50 and $3.50.
There were few sales OF common light
mixed below $3.50. The shipping demand
has increased. All sold early, the market
closing strong at quotations:
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Provisions.

x lbs average 1214d12&c; u lbs average, 12a
Q15c- s, ,o-,. - -, 80,
1Sacon-Clear sides, so 10 60 lbs average, 10%c;
., - a. lbs average. lie: 20 TO 80 los average
i'll clear bellies, % 10 30 lbs average lie; is
- - ms average. 11Ac; Il TO 16 lbs average, uAc;
ciear hacks 20 10 so lbs average, l0ssc; IL 10 is
n average I01sc: 8 10 lbs average. lie. In
SbonIdeTs-1s to 20 lbs average. s14c; 16 lbs av-
srage, sIlc; 10 70 u lbs average, slzc.
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Anthracite (all Sizes. 81 per ton; smokeIess
$40 jackson. 81; Pittsburg, 81; Raymond 81;
Minifrede. "a; kanawha, 81; Luhrig, 1915: Brazil
s. Blossburg, s. slack SIS; Hooking valley.
crushed coke. y per busheI, 50 per ton Bags,
&c per ton extra
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Drugs.

Alcohol. s2.57q27O; asafoetida, 4Oc alum. 2lS1
&c: camphor. 6SQ70c: cochineal, 50GI55c: chloro-
form. 5Sq65c; copperas, brls. soc; cream tartar,
pure, 30Q33c; indigo. 654S0c; licorce Calab
morphine. p. & W, per OF. s. 25a2.5O: madder
H9l6c; oil. castor, per gal. S15QL25; oil. ber-
& W. per o., S5a40c; balsam copai6a 55Qt6Oc; ;
soap, CASTLE, Fr-, l5QIsc; soda, bicarb, 21TQ6c:
salts, Epson. 1A4fc; sulphur flour. 22.Gl5c: salt
peter. 1oq14c; turpentine. 4OQ5Oc; glycerlne. 10
zoe; iodide potassium. 81. 45q250; bromide potas-
SUM, 55N60c. chlorate potash. $50 zee; borsx on
&c; cinchonida, 40Q45c carbOlic acid, S7ql7c;
cocaine, muir, IS O5Q6. ..
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Leather.

Oak sole. 33d37c hemIock sole. 27a35s: bar-
ness. 24G4Oc; skirting. 261fOc; single strap. 419
45c; city kip, GOOSE; French kip, sO%saSl 20;
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SAWS AND MILL SUPPLIES.

shipping orders were mere liberal than yes
terday. il was impossible 20 III many OF
them on account OF the strong competition
and comparatively high prices prevailing
here. The trading from the start was ac-
tive and the supply was exhausted early
at about &C advance in prices over yester-
day. The last arrivals sold usually at
morning prices. and the market closed
strong at the advance. Ordinary light hogs
TO best heavies sold from S. ~ 10 s.. epS
a very large proportion OF the sales was
reported above $40 Quotations: