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ouotations at ST. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Cities,

ST LOUIS Dec. s1.-Flour dull but higher:
natents. sS6Oq3.75; extra fancy and straight.
ss.2OQ3.s5: clear. s2.og2sO. Corn meal steady at
wheat~No red, cash, re; December. 74c; jan
nary 74ikc; May, TIC; No. hard, 70t71c. Corn
No. 2, cash. 35l4c; December 3SAe; January. 35c;
asitc: May 247sc No. white. 26a261kc Pork
flm; jobbng, $3.50. Lard nominal at IS. 90
Dry-salt meats boxed strong and &c higher;
extra shorts s6-75; clear ribs ss S7z clear sides
81. Bacon (boxed) strong and sc higher: extra
shorts SSH: clear ribs S.; clear sides, IS 25
Timothy seed steady at $i.s5G450 for average re-
sslsis: prairie s7qll. Whisky steady at ST.
iron cotton ties SIS. Begging, 7Q7&c. Hemp
Irvine sc. Receipts-Flour 1900 brls: wheat.
:; 900 bu: corn, 156.ooo bu: oats, bu Ship
n,ents-FIour 5000 brls: wheat, 10000 bu: corn
5000 bu: oats. 1900 bu
BALTIMORE. Dec. 3l.-Flour irmer and un-
changed receipts. Il. 129 hrls: exports 5ss brls.
Wheat strong: spot and December. 741s475c;
-SiSoc; steamer No. red. 72ssa72lsc; receipts
"a so5 bu: exports, H. 7{2 bu; Southern wheat by
sample 70fl75lzc; Southern wheat. grade. 72isEJ
7sIkc Corn firmer: spot. old, 42lzg42Ac; new.
uary 4IiEafIssc: February, 4l%G4iHc; March
A9c. steamer mixed. 4lm4lhcs receipts 36f GIG bu
sSs.e; southern yellow. corn. tlAas2%c. oats
firrner: No white 3llz95 &c; No. mixed PSI
2Slkc: receipts. 4.950 bu-
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3i.-Wheat-Spot firm: No
California. is Sd No. red Western winter
s it'd: No. / northern spring. IS 2s.d: futures
stead: February, IS lad; March, 6s lssd: May.
q 2Isd Corn-Spot firm: American mixed new
- Ia: futures firTa; March. is Dad; May. s. 81.
I'd Bacon-cumberland cut steady ar ass: ION:
clear middles. light. dull at azs Sd: long clear
mindless neavy. steady at Ais Cd shor,-clear
az rs Cd.
CINCINNATI. Dec a.-Elour auist; fancy.
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butter, cheese ana Essu.

NEW YORK, Dec. f-Butter-Receipts $50
packages. Firm; creamery, 17q25c; June cream
cry; 17a2sc: factory. 11la91ec. Cheese.Receipts.
1905 packages. Strong; fancy, large fall made,
1lAQ1l19c; fancy, small, fall made, 1l&g12c.
Eggs-Receipts. $3.50 packages. Firm: Western.
average packed. at mark. 21@24c; Western loss
off, 26c.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Shutter quiet but
steady; fancy Western creamery, 251zc: fancy
Western prints. &c. Eggs firm and lc higher
fresh nearby, &c; fresh Western, &c; fresh
Southwestern, 26c; fresh Southern. 25c. Cheese
quiet; New York full creams. fancy small, 1l&d
lie; New York full creams, fair to choice, 10l1Q
1l1ac.
BALTIMORE Dec. 3f.-Cheese steady: large,
12l2c: medium, 12hal2l2c; small. 12sql3c But
ter firm; fancy imitation 2OG2lc: fancy cream
cry, 2oq26c; fancy ladle. 17Q1sc; fancy roll. l7Q
1yc; good, Ice; store packed, 13Ql5c. Eggs firm;
fresh, 22Q2Sc; storage. 2OG21c.
NEW YORK, Dec. 31-On the Produce Elk
change, to-day, the butter market was dull.
Creameres. 15a23c; diaries, 12G20c Cheese dull
at l0hg1l&c. Eggs firm and fresh at &c.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 31.-Eggs firm; fresh
cases returned; new whitewod cases included.
Zee more.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 31-Eggs strong at 2oc.
Butter steady. Cheese firm at 111sc
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 81-Butter dull; creamery,
15Q2ic: dairy, 13d20c Eggs steady.
ELGIN, Dec. 31.-Dutter firm at 2iizc. Sales
for the week. 1885 tubs
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour Takes a Squirt to Keep Wheat
Compauy-Otber StapIex Firm

NEW YORK, Dec. 3i.-Flour-Receipts q, 09f
brls; exports. 1908 brls Market stronger. mod
erately active and about 10c higher the rise in
wheat; winter patents, sS.70d395: winter
straights, So 5OG360 Minnesota patents, s4Q4. 80;
winter extras, s.. 55Q2 90; Minnesota bakers sag
$685. winter low grades. s24592.6O. Rye -four
firm; fair to good s2.S0G315 choice to fancy,
s. 150s5O. Buckwheat flour dull at g. 1oa2. 20
Buckwheat quiet at 6OaS2e c. l. f. New York.
RE dull: State, 52953c c. l. (. New York car
York
Wheat-Receipts, 1914, 300 bu: exports, 80, 7s1 bu.
Spot strong: No red: sS3c f. o. b; afioat SIC
efioat: No hard Duluth. si%c +. o. b. afioa 2
Options had a strong, excited opening on a big
demand from shorts. higher cables and foreign
selling short prompted a decided reaction which
In turn was followed in the last hour by second
SUPPORT and the visible supply decrease; Closet
strong at 2&GSc advance over Saturdays official
close January. 7sss@Sihc, closed at S1GSiKc:
Ss1sc. closed at S3Isc
Corn-Receipts, 2ls.5Oo blu: exports. 1871. All bu.
Options were rather quiet all day but frmer on
cables the jump in wheat, covering and poor
grading; closed firm at ssassc net advance. jan
uary.. 44q4iAc. closed at 444c; May. 42SsQ42Ac.
oatsNReceipts. $1,000 bu; exports, So. sss bu.
Spot firm; No. 2, 2Si4c; No. 8, 27s4c; No. white,
s2aS2Ac: No. white. 3llke: track mixed West,
ern. 27izQ29c: track white. s1A9s5c. Options
Lard steady: Western steamed. $3.50: refined
firm; continent. $3.50; South American, sSGS IS :
is: short-clear. sliGi7: mess, si225ais2 T Tal
low quiet; city &c. country. 47sG5l4c. Cotton
seed oil steady; prime CRUDE. 25Q26c; prime yell
Sugar--Raw dull but steady: fair refining s7sc.
centrifugal Sc test 4ssc; molasses sugar. sssc:
Coffee-Spot Rio dull; No. invoice. 7c, nom-
inal. Mild dull; Cordova, sl4G1SAc.
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Elsewhere

EAST BUFFALO, Dec 3l.-Receipts-Cattle.
24s cars; sheep and lambs. 20 cars; hogs. rs
lambs. % cars; hogs. IL
Cattle-General tone firm, Ice higher on good
s5.4oQ5.65; shipping steers. A50@475: export
bulls, choice to extra. s444.i0; good to choice
steers. s445g4.eo; Gamers. good to best, 81. $50
2.15.
Caives-Choice to extra, s7.75Gs IS: good to
choice, S25q7 IS; heavy calves. s4a4.so.
Sheep and lambs-5l loads on sale Demand
active and prices higher. Choice to extra lambs
So 65Q5. good CHOICE So 50lp5 65; fair to good
81 20; choice to extra. s4Qi.25; good to
Hogs-Market active and higher Heavy, s5.1s;
pigs, s5.s5G5.4o
NEW YORK. Dec. fredericksburg, 4ss1
to l0c higher. Steers. Si50d5.5O; oxen and .stags
81 50Q450; bulls, s2.75Q4l9; cows, 81 7563' 5O
Cables firm: live cattle 11i7Gi212c; refrigerator
and 1856 quarters OF beef.
Calves-Receipts, l,s14. Market firm all around.
yeals, saa8.50; little calves. $sa450; grzs sers
ssG4; yearlngs. $685.; Western calves. $50
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 1000. Sheen
full prices; medium slow. Sheep. 81 5OeT4: culis'
s2g2 %; lambs. s5q5?0; culls. s3.55q4; Canada
lambs. s5.l24g5.15
Hogs-Receipts. $3.50. Market stronger at
$3.50 $50; pigs. s5.5e95.eo.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. observation-disclosures. ?. 600
natives; l,1oo Texans 200 calves. Heavies SC TO
at l0c higher Stockers and feeders active Ma
tive steers, A.25a529: stockers and feeders 50 25
GAO; Dutcner cows and heiters. $3fIf.75. can
ners, s250q3; fed Westerns, $3.S54445; Texans
S3.75G450 calves. s350q6.
Hogs-Recepts, $500. Trade active and sales
ruled loc higher. Heavy. 1856; mixed. s4s06
>; light s4s0q4.s7lii pigs, si.25q4S0.
Sheep-Receipts. loo. The light supply stirnu-
lated demand. prices averaged loc TO i5c higher
and feeders. S.aoq4.25; culls. ssq5.
ST. LOUIS Dec. observation-disclosures COO
including $500 Texans Market strong with ma
tives 10c 10 I5c higher and Texans Ice up Ma
tive shipping and expor. steers. ST. 75I5 70: extra
choice Christmas beeyes worth up 10 SC 40.
dressed beef and butchers steers So 35ff5 *.
steers under LOO pounds. s3.S0Q5l l.; stockers
and feeders, s3Q4-50; cows and hefers s2fl4 Is
Gamers, s1-25T2 20; Texas and Indian steers
s3.4Sq45o: cows and heifers 230cJ34C
Hogs-Receipts. 900 Market 90 to lOc higher
Pigs and lights. s4-s0d4-S0; packers, s4S5ff4 95:
butchers. "a. s5q505-
sheep-Receipts. 500. Market active and strong
Native muttons. So 75Q4.35: lambs. A2ses5' 50:
culls and bucks, s2-2JQ4; stockers, s2d3
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec observation-disclosures
LOO The market 10c higher. Native steers
$1,000; Western steers. sat co: Texas steers
So 2s6i3.7 10: COWS and heifers $s.I5fis5
Hogs-Receipts. 400. The market 10c higher
Heavy, $4s0e4s5: mixed 4.S0ff4 s2ib lighf
81 s504 IS: pigs. s404.30: bulk OF sales s4 90
Sheep-Receipts. 22o0 Market active and
stronger. Muttors. ss.s0d4.S5; lambs sfas %
CINCINNATI. Dec. 3l-Hogs active and higher
at s4G5.15.
Cattle active and higher al s22sa5
sheep steady at siq3.5o; lambs steady at Sc ..
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NEW RECORDS In PRICES
SEVERAL STOCKS REACHED A NEW
HIGH POINT ON 'CHANGE.
Notable Strength I'm Pennsylvania, ST.
Paul and the Eries-Last Day OF the
Century Was Dull Locally.

At New York Monday rcney on call was firm
1t 4os per cent. last loan. az per cent; ruling
rate. 5ss per cent
Prime mercantile paper. ss6sh per cent.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business In bankers bills al sfS5,sa4s5ss for de-
nand and sisizaLsiN for sixty days: posted
rates s. sz1.G4s2sz and sissy: commercial bills.
E.ss5z6tsih.
Silver certificates were efi<G65c; bar silver.
ssZe: Mexican dollars. &c. Bar silver was
utl6d an ounce in London.
i The year closed on the Stock Exchange with
the buying power OF the market maintained. as
~ evident from the volume OF the days business
ana from a survey OF the net changes for the
day In number OF important stocks these arc
impressive. The full strength Of the market was
not maintained 10 the close and prices showed a
tendency 10 slip back during the latter part IT
The day In spite % the sustaining force OF ex-
stsordinary strength in few stocks. but the
closing day OF tie year AID OF the century was
nevertheless. sgnalized by the highest prices for
the year. for all past time IN not a few
stocks, The most conspicuous OF these Is PENN
oyIyanla- which opened with upward rush
under a congestion CT buying orders which called
for no less than 1900 shares. 10 be Immediately
parchaz al the opening This carried the price
ur 10 1884,. The price got back TO The high poin.
oe>in after the opening rush. but dld not hold
and elo~sd nearly a point lower. ST. Paul crept
~ p<riloasi< a<ar 70 PeunsylssriA's iesei. sell
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ing at one time only q below the great trunk
line stock The absorption OF Northern Pacific
"a over Saturday in competing rush of orders
to buy at the market. Later in the day there
was recrudescence or strength In the Erie
announcement OF the terms or the bond issue Tor
financing the purchase or the Pennsylvania Coai
Company The first preferred stock was rusnsd
prices of all three OF the stocks mentioned We're
nigh above all previous records. The same was
OF other stocks in the railroad list. but the
general movement otherwise was 10 large sx-
tent in sympathy with the movement IN TINS
group. This specialized strength also served as
sustaining force for very large amount OF
profit taking. constantly has been the case re-
Gently. After the manner in which LONDON
weakness was ignored on Saturday the appre-
tensions of trouble there yesterday were not
locked to for much effect here; But the uneS.
a fllip to the market and London buying mere
was a factor of strength, although there was
to leave the buying on balance only small The
strength OF the sterling exchange market, IN race
o. nonuSsr biiIs of Exchange against 6oths COT
ton and grain are reported rather scarce, and II
IL probable there is some demand for exchange
But the special demand for sterling is probably
- be explained by the lending OF New YORK
money In London. The exigencies OF the London
market and the abundance of funds in New
York, in spite OF the extraordinary demand.
point to such process The year closed with a
6-per-cent. call loan rate only momentarily main
tsined.
There was some diminution in the buying of
bonds and prices declined in some portions OF the
list while advancing at others. Total sales, al
Jar value were Si.315,e0O. The notable elapse IN
the price OF government bonds is significant
reminde- that the price premium commanded bv
the process of refunding into the new twos Is no
longer payable by the government as the re-
States old tours declined 2A, threes Ia. threes,
coupon. IL, threes. registered, IL, twos Is and
Following the days share sales and the
closing bid prices:
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Mondays Bank CIearIpp.
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRoDucr
Little Done I'm Trade Circles, with
Important Changes i'm Values.

AS usual the last day of the year but lirtIa
business was transacted on the wholesale streats
and only In the early morning on comrniss,on
row. Eggs are not 50 plentiful and prices adj
yanced &c dozen. Poultry. IL fat and Young
continues in good request at prices quoted.
Fruits and vegetables continue In good supply.
and the prices realized on really good stock
leave room for complaint. Some very I'm.
oranges and apples are now offered and really
choice fruit Is selling at prices which are very
reasonable. Staple groceries are in strong posi-
ton. ar are most articles in dry goods drugs.
iron and steel and leather The hide market
does not rally as dealers would like 70 have IT,
While all cereals In good request and
prices conditions considered are good the re-
eeip;s do not reach the expectations or the local
dealers and the market Is rather quiet. the year
closing with track bids varying but little from
those Of weeks past shown by the Board OF
Trade Quotations. Yesterdays market figures
Wheat-No red. 7lc; No. red on milling
freight. s4e. No. red. 7o47sc; wagon wheat.
73e.
3 white. Sc No. 4 white 33hna5Lc: No
white mixed. 3ss.c No. white mixed. s6,lc No.
ye:lew. ssszc; No. yellow. s30s5cs No.
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TOUCHED SEVENTY-EIGHT
WHEAT SCORED THREE CENTS AND
HELD ALL EUT A HALF.
Corn and Oats Only Moderately At
fectcd-Provisions steady, Closing
at Small Advances.

CHICAGO. Dec. 31.-On an excitedly active
market wheat scared to-day under the influence
of higher cables moderate Northwest receipts,
bullsh Argentine news and a decrease in the
visible May closing 21sG25sc over Saturday.
Germ closed &c and oats BqAc higher. Provi-
sicns closed unchanged to 25c better
There was heavy pressue from buyers on the
wheat market at the start. May opened wild, Y
9ssc to 1@1kc higher, at 75i5c to 76i4c Despite
heavy profit taking by longs during the first
hour the price held remarkably steady, May
dropping only TO 75ssc. The opening strength
was based on an advance at Liverpool equal to
1Iac here on moderate Northwest receipts, and a
reiteration of the report that Argentine would
have but 46, 600, 900 bu. and that Of an inferior
grade. for export The sentiment in the pit was
bullsh to a degree which needed but little to set
1t aiame On the report of visible decrease OF
$1,000 bn the demand became even more pressing
than before. Shorts and those who had taken
profits earlier added to the ciamor from COM
mission houses. and in steady leaps May ascend
ed to 7sc. Here offerings became weighty again.
but prices held sturdily and May closed strong.
2lsd2ssc higher, at TIC. Exporters reported
twenty-four loads takens Seaboard clearances,
in wheat and -four. were equal to $1,000 t bu,
Primary receipts were $4,000 bu. Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 40 cars. Local receipts
were 1O2 cars. one Of contract grade na re-
Corn only moderately active early ana re-
sponded but slowly TO the wheat strength. Cold
eT weather. favorable to an increase in the
movement. was against prices. Receipts were
ga cars. of contract grade. May sold be-
tween 364c and 371sc and closed &c higher, at
37G37hc. There was fair shipping demand.
Oats were moderately active and firm. in sym
pathy with wheat. Receipts were SOl cars May
ranged between 24q24lsc and 24Ac and closed so
Nc up. at 244c.
Provisions were moderately active and firm on
light hog receipts and in sympathy with wheat.
The advance was made at the opening and there
after prices merely. held. the close being steady
January pork sold between s12 42ls and S12. and
closed 25c over Saturday, at s12.579; January
lard between Sc. S711G6.90 and $6.9712G7, closing
unchanged at $3.50. and January ribs between
sG45q6.47h and $6673. with the close TIC better,
AZ $3.50.
Estimated receipts to-morrow-Wheat, 205 cars;
corn. $50 cars; oats $50 cars; hogs. $1,000 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet
and firm. No. spring wheat, 64472Ac; No.
red. 74Q771ac No. corn, 361sc; No. yellow,
S6hc. No 2 oats, 221z42314c; No. 2 white, 25ls0
to choice mailing barley, 53q6Oc. No. fiaxseed,
s1.55: No. Northwestern, s1.5s Clover seed.
s11.50Q11. 62i5 Lard, per 100 lbs $4,000. 921s.
Short-rib sides Qoose), s6.40q67o. Dry-sated
shoulders (boxed), $5.S71sQ6.1 21s. Short-clear
sides (boxed), ss.Seg6sO. Whisky, basis of high
wines. per gal, sl.27.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat. 900 bu;
corn. 800. 900 bu: oats, 900 bu; rye 1900 bu
barley, $1,000 blu. Shipments-Flour. IS, 600 brls;
wheat 5000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats POI 600 blu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 81 600 bu.
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s.. 2gd3eo: family s.. 75asl1o. Wheat firm: No. 2
req 790Sec Corn firm: No mixed. CSC. Oats
firm: No. mixed. 24lkc. Rye quiet; No 2 &c
Lard easy at $3.50 Bulk meats quiet at S6.34is.
bacon easier at s755 Whisky active at sl.27
Sugar easy: hard refined, 4S0d6.35c.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 31.-Wheat-May, zoe !;
cash, No. 2 hard. 67f96sc; No. red. Tic. Corn
May, 3i5k@35c; cash, No. mixed, SSq33Ac; No
white. sac. Oats-No. white, 241xc Re
ceipts,-Wheat, 1860 bu; corn. &C. 400 bu: oats
1900 bu. Shipments-Wheat, $4,000 bu: corn, To-
SOC bu; oats. 5000 bu.
s DULUTH, Dec. 31.-wheat-No. 1 hard. 67i1c;
No. northern, al1sc No northern. e5isGlO1<c'
No. spring. 564@6S4c; to arrive, No. hard,
ltssc; No. l northern, 15ssc, December. 41sc'
May, 9S7sc. Corn. 34l@c. Oats, 24S4024i1c-
TOLEDO. Dec. 3I.-Wheat fairly active and
strong; cash and January. 7Sl2c; May. Sliac.
Corn dull: cash and December, S71sc: May, CSC
Oats quiet: cash and December. 23izc; May,
25Ssc. Rye-Cash, SIC. Cloverseed-Decemoer,
$685.; March. $685..
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. s1.-wheat-Cash. 75Ac:
May, 76l4c; July. 9714Q7T&so.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Dec. sl.-So far as business was
concerned the local metal market was prac-
tically at a standstiu to-day. Traders on
hand only to receive the cable advices from
London which were on the whole very unsatis-
factory to friends OF the market. Iron in Eng
land scored about the lowest price for nearly
two years. touching Cos at Glasgow and ASS Sd at
Middlesboro. Tin was 81 lower at ELS 15s owing
to lack Of speculative interest, and closed
weak Copper, on the other hand. had an ad-
were unchanged at G16 IS Cd and Els 12s
Cd. respectively. AS to local prices there
no actual basis of operations, being nominal in
all cases. Tin was nominally quoted at 26. 500
211Oc; lead at 4.37lkc. spelter at 4.12kG4.171sc;
copper at lie for Lake Superior and 1Ghc for
casting and electrolytic and pig iron warrants at
s9.50Q0.50: Northern foundry, S15G1e.50: Southern
foundry, S14.50Q15.75. and soft Southern, s13.75.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. s1.-Lead nominal at 1900
42elsc. Spelter nominal at &c.
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VITAL STATISTICS-DEC. 81.


Katie and Dennis Colbert. 2s3 Prospect street,
twins girls.
Effie and Harry E. Brown. SIS East Michigan
street, girl
Mr.. and Louis Lowrnan. 1913 East ST. Clair
street, hoy.
: Iva and Patrick Hines. SO Beville avenue. girl
Mary and Frank Newman. 1902 Laurel street.
girl
barbara and Marshall Dickey. sos Dorman
street. boy.
Anna and r. F. Donohue, 1908 Deloss street
boy
Edith and s II. Cobb 5l2 West Morris street
boy
Florence and Jacquelin Holiday, 1917 North
Delaware street. girl
May and Henry w. Jones. ss5 West Fifteenth
street. boy.
clara and Frank Z. Dickie. 1916 Windsor
street boy
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OILS.

OIL CITY. Dec. 3i.-Credit balances. 20; GER
tfcateS closed 81 % Bid. Shipments, 16S 331 brls;
average. 94.723 brls runs, ia, 400 brls; average
0,465 brls
WILMINGTON. Dec. 31.-Spirits OF turpentine,
nothing doing. Rosin firm at $1.20I1.2 %. Crude
turpentine dull at sl.3o to $3.50. Tar steady at
s1.30. =
NEW YORK, Dec. s1.-Petroleum firm. Rosin
dull strained, common to good, $l.75. Spirits of
turpentine dull at SSHQ39c.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 31--Spirits of turpentine
firm at 35c. Rosin firm; n, SIS; window glass,
81; water white, $2.25.
MONTPELIER, Dec. 31.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, SIC per brl; North
Lima, SIC.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 31.-Sprits of turpentine
firm at 3412c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Pension. for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianans:

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
ward p Stanfield. South Bend. SIC; Josiah
Drunmond Camden. Sc; Squire c. Bowen. Lynn,
IS. Elisha Harty. Dunkirk S..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l. Crow, Star City. $40.
Renewal and Incrcase-James I. DE Almond.
National Military Home. Marion. so.
Iacrease-James :. Roach. Cole. $1f, John b.
Richards Griffin, SIS; Wakenaan s. Matthews,
BARRIERS Min, S.: John w. Williams. Centerville
$40; Joseph p Mullen New Castle. sl2 John Steel.
C.orueIius sf7: Enoch 4. 1nman Birdseye, sl4:
Allen p Shields, Headiee. s.: Nathaniel Bee
ner. Corey y2: William K. Yant Hudson si4;
William Wright. New Middleton. sl4: Moses
Worth, Union City. Sc; Noah Sims. Neville, $40,
James Phipps, Elizabeth. -; Dennis Sheedy
Scipio ST.: John Kelly. Anderson. sl4: Joseph
yannett kouss. sl2: Joseph Heina. Shelbyviie
si2: George w. Trowbridge. Brownstown, $50;
John J. Oele. Coesse. S.
original widows. etc.-Martha c. Winters.
Portland S.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-01
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Seventeen Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m Dec. 81, 1900. at fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, 12s East Market street. Both tele-
phones 1905:
Thomas f. Spafford to Joseph F. Heating
Lot l. Goodlet &c Spafford's Haughville
csTIsiisn c. Weiss to Milton L. Myers ssoo
Lot 26. J; C. Persons North Meridian
Es rle Mciain ' to Daniel B. Sullivan ct ux ON"
Lot 10. Block 4. Tuxedo Park $500. 1000
chambsgs Brown E tS Henry H. Clark s,i Lot
sarah srah f. Yaryen to Joseph e. Iybrand i'0"
Lot Is, Moesch's second addition: also
part of Lot Y, Moesch's third addition. 1000
Joseph Ly y s to Ads59s t II Nor
George II. Cooper TO Lewis c. Pickel ct -''V'
ux.. northeast quarter of Section %.
Township II. Range 5, except sixty
acres; 100 acres conveyed ................. 400
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Company
10 Henry c. Long. part of Lots 5 and
Ella II Means to Carrie M Hunt, Lot 2ss. '''OO0
Spann & Co.'S second Woodiawn addi-
I.a aiUn B. Wing to- Haug NJ Fitch. Lot i''0'
2l9, A. NJ. ogle ct ais East Park addi-
pe eIqV q; Porter to Anna Porter Lot Is. -'0oo
Block 10, William S. Hubbard's Park
cieme sns' vonnegut sr.. to Benjamin Har i0OO
rison. % feet inches west side of Lot
Indianapolis Land and Improvement Com
pany to Mflle-ige A Baker. Lot 4. Sec
Alexander Sa G. smith to Malinda Smith. ~"
part of Lot 11s. X. Smiths heirs sub
! di Carev Smith to Maiinda Smith. Lots %
and 2. 3. X. Smiths heirs subdi-
WINS Hlso ". Dye to Albert McKechnie. part zo'
OF northwest quarter southwest quarter
Section u, Township le; Range -. 1850
part Of Lot AZ, Highland Place ...-....... 1000
Transfers, II; consideration ....... sIOs ss5