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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. Jan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4.slS
packages; market steady; creamery. 16d22c;
Receipts, SSS packages; market Arm: fancy
large fall made, 11Hq121ec; fancy small fall made
1i%G12c. Eggs-Receipts $3.50 packages mar
ket firm: Western at mark. 1slsa2Oc; Southern a,
mark. 1Sl141s1zc.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3O.-Butter steady
prints, &c; fancy Western nearby prints 23c
Cream cheese steady: New York full creams
fancy small, 11zG12c New York full creams
fair to choice. 1olsGl1lzc.
CHICAGO. Jan. 3o.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day, the butter market was active; creamer-
les. 14G20c; dairy, u15q1Sc Cheese dull al
1oAG11+c- Eggs quiet; fresh. 17c
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 30.-Eggs firm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 1512c dozen, loss of
and cases returned; white wood cases in.
cluded, lsc more.
CINCINNATI, Jan. S0.-Eggs firm at 17c But
fiat, 111ac
BALTIMORE, Jan. 30.-Butter and eggs stead,
and unchanged. Cheese firm and unchanged
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ALL PRICES ARE LOWER
WHEAT LOST HALF TO FIVE
EIGHTHS FROM MANY CAUSES.
Corn and Oats Fairly Steady at Small
DecIines-Heavy Receipts Are De-
pressing to Provisions.

CHICAGO Jan. 30.-In decline of 70
SIC in May wheat to-day Indifferent cables,
liberal receipts, favorable weather and
other bearish considerations played part
Corn dropped sc. oats shade and pro-
the Board of Trade on Feb. 2 on account
of the Queens funeral.
The wheat market was a professional one
throughout the session and the trade was
of a scalping order. content with small
deals and corresponding profits or losses.
May opened AQ1kc lower. at 76asd761sc
under the influence of Indifferent Liver
pool cables, the deep fall of snow and the
delayed announcement of Australian ship
ments aggregating $4,000 bushels last
week. The market declined early to 1855.
where it held steady for a time while a
few small buying orders were filled. The
liberal receipts and small worlds visible
decrease (650,O00 bushels) later caused
further selling pressure, and May dropped
to 75ssc. Shorts covered on the decline and
the market reacted 10 761sc and closed 10
sc down. at 7Sa7sIsc. Seaboard clearances
in wheat and flour were equal to 372, 600
bushels. Primary receipts aggregated 442.-
600 bushels. compared with 354, 600 last year
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 265 cars,
Local receipts were thirty-four cars, three
of contract grade.
The feature in the corn trade was the
almost total absence of outside business
The opening was easier on cables, liberal
country movement and the excellent
weather. The wheat weakness also told
against the price. There was scarcely any
of the usual bull support, while commission
houses had selling orders from the start.
At the decline moderate covering by shorts
caused q rally from the bottom, and the
close was fairly steady. May sold between
3sc and 3S5sc and closed &c lower, at $3.50
39c. Receipts were 2S9 cars.
Oats were fairly active within q narrow
range. There was some heavy selling, but
the market stood up under it firmly. May
sold between 251sc and 25c and closed a
shade lower at 251sc. Receipts were 1877
cars.
Provisions were dull Liberal hog re-
ceipts and lower prices at the yards caused
selling at the opening. Later covering by
shorts caused a partial recovery, and the
close fairly steady. May pork sold
between $14O71k and 1880 and closed The
lower, at s14.02is; May lard between STATE
and $7.421a, closing 7l1c down. at S745, and
May ribs between s705qL07h ard S6.971s,
with the close 5Q7lzc depressed, at s7.021z.
Estimated receipts to -morrow-Wheat. IS
cars; corn, 800 cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs,
2S 600 head.
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OILS.

WILMINGTON. Jan. 30.-Spirits of turpentine
steady and unchanged. Rosin firm at 81 5Oil D.
steady at $3.50.
OH. CITY, Jan. 30.-Credit balances 81 II: GER
tncates-no bid or offer. Runs 104 2Ss brls: aver
s.. 649 brls
NEW YORK, Jan. 30-Petroleum dull Rosn
easy; strained common to good, $165. Spirits OF
turpentine dull at 40Ge40l5c. ~
MONTPELIER. Jan. so-Indiana and South
Sec 'o'
SAVANNAH Jan SO.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 3aIzc- Rosin Arm; q and below Sc or
CHARLESTON. Jan. 30.-Spirits OF turnentins
steady at &c Rosin firm and unchanged
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NEW YORK, jan 30.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications TO Bradstreets show
the following changes in available supplies
since last account: Wheat in the United States
and Canada east OF the Rockies. a decrease of
SO, 900 bu; afoat for and in Europe, a decrea Sc
of 10000: total supply, decrease of $50. 600.
Corn. an increase of 35ll, 900 bu. Oats an in
crease of 900 blu. Among the more Important
increases reported those OF 10000 bu In Mani
'9ba, $1,000 at Omaha $1,000 at Portland. Ne.
and 10000 at Minneapolis private elevators The
leading decreases include those of $50 600 I'm N
Northwestern interior elevators. 10, 600 at Chi
cago private elevators and $4,000 at Nashville
The combined stock of wheat at Portland Ore
and Tacoma and Seattle. Wash. decreased s65 900
bu last week.
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VITAL STATISTICS-JAN. 80.
Births

A. w. and Clara Mckee 40 West Raymond
street. boy.
Martin and Agnes Jameson. 137 GeisendOrff
street. girl.
Leonard and Celia Maxey $40 Jones street.
boy.
Augustus and Francis Garnett. 20 East Thsr-
ty-second street boy.
Judson and Mabel Otis. 23s North Pennsylvana
street. girl.
Z. F. and Jessie conley. 1910 Udeli street. boy.
Edward and Anna Pearson. pa East Ohio
street. girl
William and Hattie knight. 2s25 Martindais
avenue. girl.
George and Mary Catty. $40 Bane street boy.
Thomas and Minnie Mullin. 7I Locke street,
girl.
George and Rose Mathews. Northwestern ave-
nue.. girl.
Franklin and Anna Calhoun Is West New
York street. boy
Amos and Lulu Carney. sOs2 Cooper street. girl.
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oils. winter strained. in brls. 5o9soc per gal
half brls. &c per gal extra

nalI Drls, &c per gar extra
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Bananas-Per bunch. No. /. sl.75a2: No. :. 81 Is
Oranges-CaIifornia navels, s2506s
Lenons-Messina. fancy. $50 to box. So: Cali
PotatoesMsiss brl; soc per BIZ.
Sweet Potatoes-Jersey sweets. $50; Illinois.
Ca6bage-HoIIand seed. SIPS per 100 lbs
Celery-Michigan. 2Oq25c per bunch; Californk
yellow onions-si per blu: red onions. 81 per
bu; spanish onions. $50 per crate; red and yell
HoneySNew white. isc per lb dark. lsc.
Parsnips-75c per bu: s2.1O per bril-
Carrots-50Q60c per bu
Turnips-sOcGsl per brl; SSc per Blu.
rriss.Jerssy SIS per bu: per brl e.
mia. io-lb box. soc per box
Chestnuts-lOc per ID.
olS 90 According to weight
coeTanutN5Oc dO7; Per bag $40 ,r,. no
pies per box si.5o91.sS.
Provisions.
Hams-sugar cured. IS to 20 lbs average 1oH0
l0%c: Is lbs average. lohqllhc: u lbs average.
Il lbs 9sna asssass sxa I SSre lard
Pork-Bean. clear SIS; rump sIi5O.
BacOn-Clear sides. 50 to 60 lbs average. SIC:
sssc clear bellies. Is to 80 lbs average. sMc Is
to % lbs average, sfe; IA to Is lbs average s7ss:
clear DdckS, IDS average, wac IL 10 10 los
average. sssc: to lbs average. ss4c In dry-sait
nc less
Shoulders-ls to % lbs average. Sc; Is lbs aver
age, SAC: 10 to II lbs average. sac.
Seeds.
Clover. choice. prime ss.5O9s.75: English.
choice, Sc 50q7.50: asike. choice, $7GtS; alfalfa.
choice. s6Q7; crimson or scarlet clover, s54S;
timothy, As lbs. prime. g 2oq2 20; strictly prime.
s.. lO6p2. %; choice, 81 25G2.40: fancy Kentucky,
"a lbs. $780, extra clean, 6oQ75c; orchard grass.
extra, sl3OQ1.50; red top, choice, SOcGsl.75; En-
glish bluegrass. "a lbs. $2a2.50: German millet.
75ctS1.25; Western German millet 90cGS1; COM
mon millet SOG19oc.
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour barely
barely steady. No spring wheat. 65@73c: No. 2
red. s5lkc. No; corn s7+c; No yellow. s7llc.
rye, 51Q52c. Good feeding barley. low grade,
barely 4Od47c; fair to choice mailing. 50G6Oc
No 1 faxseed, $l75; No. / Northwestern. 81 75G
176. Clover seed. contract grade sIldll Is
Prime timothy seed $40. Mess pork. per bril-
$13. 5711G13.62h Lard, per 100 lbs 81 35z67 g.
Short-rib sides Qoose). SC. sOq7. TO- Dry-saited
shoulders tboxed), s625G6.50. Short clear sides
boxed. s7.25d735. Whisky, basis of high wines,
sl.Z7.
Receipts-Flour. $4,000 brls; wheat 5000 blu:
corn, 304. eco bu oats. 3s4 600 blu; rye s. 600 bu
barley, IS 600 bu Shipments-Flour 80 600 brls:
wheat eS, 600 blu; SO COO bu; oats 263 900 bu
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
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Calves-Receipts, 1.65s. Slow for veals. Barn-
yard calves. s3pa 70; yearlings ssgs&
HoEs-Receipts, 4.454; Firm at f56005.S5-
sheep and lambs-Receipts. sofa Sheep arm;
good sheep loo higher: lambs firm. sheep, SO
4.s0; culls. g.. %; yearlings, s475ai-S; lambs. ~
as 20; culls. si.25d4.75.
SOUTH OMAHA. jan 3o--cattle-Receipts,
3OcO Market steady. Native beef steers. ~
g5 40; Western steers. s3.7oQ4eo: Texas steers
sS03.S5; cows and heifers, sSG4.l0: calves. s<q7.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market shade lower
Heavy s5.l2lsd5.3o: mixed. S22ikQ5.z Is: light
IS 2O6i5 27ik: bulk of sales. $5.22izG5-27h-
sheep-Receipts, 5000. Market slow. Year
lings, $4.4od4.75; wethers. s4g4se; lambs. $40
$3.50.
EAST BUFFALO. Jan 30.-Receipts-cattie. -
cars; sheep and lambs, IS cars; hogs. Is cars.
Shipments-cattle. 81 cars; sheep and lambs. Il
cars; hogs. IL cars.
Cattle-Improved demand. Calves-Choice 70
extra s.. 25GS50.
Lambs-Choice extra, $5.I5d5-e5 Sheep
Choice 10 extra, N75q5.
Hogs-Heavy x.45: pigs. $50
CINCINNATI. Jan. 3o.-Cattle steady at g. "a
OATS.
Hogs steady at s495.40
Sheep easy and lower at sl15d4-25. Lambs
dull and lower at S3.75Gi5.65
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Deaths.

james ID. Brown. elghty-one SIS North Ala
bama street. heart failure.
Mary Fries. nineteen. 70i Union street. pulmo-
nary tuberculosis.
Samuel Gown. forty-nine. city. heart failure.
Scion Alioway twenty-seven 361 Massachu-
sets avenue. railway accident.
Hannah Kilbourne. thirty three. i129 south
State street. respiratory failure.
Charles Keimer. 1913 South Senate avenue. con-
sumption.
Robert Kemp. hfty-four las south Meridian
street
William Bowler. hfty-three. sc North stats
street. heart failure.
Martin Farrell. twenty-five. sei Asnes street.
consumption
Nancy c. Fulton. eighty-one. Gresacastis. Ina.
Ia grippe.
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New Associations.

The following articles of incorporation were
filed yesterday:
The Cash Buggy Company. to operate in Clay
Vigo and putnam countless capital stock s. COZ
Directors Ross M Stunkard. Guy ID. Stunkard
Nora Standard.
The Rexus OIL Company. to operate in Madf-
son. Grant. Blackboard. Wells Adams and Jaw
counties; capital stock. $1,000 Directors. l. G.
Boyd. Mary $. Boyd, Joseph TAFT c. A. TAFT
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Sixteen Transfers Made Matter of REQ
ord Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m jan 90 1901, as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No. l2e East Market street. Both tel
ephones 3O01
John NJ. Costello to Simon winkelman ct
ux.. Lot as McKernan q Pierce's subdi-
vision OF part OF outlet lN.................. 900
Louisiana s. Monroe to Eliza Wanda. undi-
yided half OF Lot 20. I. r. Fletcher's sub
Sarah Il. Hendricks to Ella A Woody, Lot
T. Norman S. Byram's subdivision. Lots
10 and IL Henderson's addition $50
Prunetta n. Mapes TO r. Samuel Record.
Lot 3. Samuel Records second addition
Lewis M. NeidiinTer 10 Manson NJ. Neid-
linger, part Of the west half OF the south
west quarter, Section 80. Township IL.
Marduiia r.. Hendrick. guardian. to Nellie
Stuard, part OF Lots 3 and 10. II. Bates's
subdivision of Outlet 50 .................... Zoo
Miles Edwards TO Franklin Z. Mann. part
Of the northwest quarter, Section Is.
Township Il, Range ....................... 800
William Earl Gentry to Ida A. Porterneid.
vision OF Outlet Isl ............-.-......- 1.45o
Charles A. HOWARD ct al. TO Lake Erie q
northeast quarter and northwest quarter.
Charles A. Rowland 10 Lake Erie q West
east quarter. Section is Township is.
Jesse Warrington to George W: Morton.
division OF the north half Of Outlot isl - I.os
Amos w Reagan % John II Plum. Lot
part OF Lot Z. Johnson heirs addition. 1900
Elisha J. Rowland 10 Lake Erie & West
Railroad Company, part Of the north
west quarter. Section 10. Township 1s.
Georges Sess F. Goodwin to chesiey Ray. north
half OF the east half Of the southeast
quarter. Section II. Township H. Range
west quarter, Section is Township II.
Range Esel8
Mary Donovan to Alexander Rothschid.
Lot IS. NJ. T. Downey's. guardian. sub
division OF Outlot 1o3 .........-....-...... 800
Sarah +. Yaryen TO Agile N. Ireton Lot ca.
Kenwood Park ..................-......-..... 1000
Transfers. ls total consideration. .A2 "a
Building Permits.
II. J. Milgan. Massachusetts, avenue and New
street. residence, $S75.
II. Falkert. u North Rural street. rerairs y21.
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NEW YORK, JAM SO.-A good export business
was done IN prime evaporated apples to-day but
the rest or the list compara lively nuiat
Concessions OF h@hc were made on prime goods.
and this caused the demand, but the rnarI-s,
closed firm at 3%d4%c for State Common. nri,a me-
aA@sc; e.. choice h sac. California dried fruits
were rev o9t steady at unchanged prices. Prunes
quality Apricots-Royal, 72Qi2c: Moor ParE
Ql0c. Peu' VIZ
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NEW YORK, Jan 30-Spot business ., all =,
rections is dull but road trade shows improve
ment bfown cottons In hand are irregular but
course Of market for raw material. No change
In bleached or coarse colored goods PRIME a.,
fair request. Ginghams dull. Print cloths in M
active. Mems wear woolens In fair demand for
new heavy weights. Dress goods confinT,a an
except for few specialtes in waist and bs au,,
skirtirg fabrics '1 HeaNy
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Certificates have been Issued 10 the following
named Indianians:
Original-Patrick Larkins, Indlanapolis GO.
jacob Spade. Peterson. S.. -
Acditl0nal-Joseph Cravens Scottsh,,r~ sto.
William Mattex. Edwards. IS; Francis NJ. vii.
kfns Peru. $40 80
Renewal and Increase-Elas 8 Sfora T..
gre. SO -
Ircrease-Aaron Hunman. Aurora 81. George
W Baxter. Indianapolis S.: David n tS,,hisr
Mentone. sl7 Emanuel Ward, Green's Fark
<lz: George W. Tincher. ATno. si2: Joseph f,dei1
Home. Marion. s.: Xavier SCHNEIDER starlight
$40 Jacob II Moon Noblesviiie. IS; Stenhen
Blrtch. Soldiers Home. Lafayette SS. WiItfa.n
n. Ridge, Covington. s.. Especial Jan IN Enoch
Alexander. K0komo. $50.
Original Widows, etc.-Maria A Hartrna, =,
Joseph. IS: special accrued Jan. l6l Rehecca
buchanan, Eaglesheid. -, Cathren Payne South
Bend Sle: Especial accrued Jan IN Tsiizs hsth
chsesman Hagsr-;ewns s.; Lydia A. Abbott.
Albany. -; Nancy harch. centeryilie IS: Hester
80 minors OF George F. Smith. Huntington. SIC.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Poultry-Aliye STEADY
and unchanged Dressed slow. Turkeys sissS
1el2c; chickens. 10d11c. 'Ts@
CHICAGO, Jan. 30-Dressed poultry act,,o.
turkeys. sl2qsc; chickens. shasc.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3o.-Poultry steady; chick
ems. 7dSizc; turkeys, 61zq7i5c.
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Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1000.
The hog market was not literally supplied.
but there seemed to be enough to meet
the requirements of the demand and the
bidding from the start was rather sluggish
and lower. Statesmen were little slow
In making concessions. but were finally
forced to take off about 21zc in most in
stances compared with yesterday. A good
clearance was made at the decline. but
the close was weak. Quotations:
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INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPO-
LIS Jan. so.-Catte-Receipts. no; shipments.
"a The quality generally fair. The de-
mand was fairly good for prime butcher stock
and the market about steady on this class
while shipping grades were weak and lower,
the general markets being 10000 lower than
the close of last week. Trade ruled quiet. and
all were finally disposed of. The closing was
easy. Quotations:
Good to choice steers, 1850 to 1,450
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 3O.-Cotton easy. Sales
LEO bales. Ordinary. 5ssc; good ordinary, SIC
low middling. S1sc; middling. csc: good middling
sssc; middlng fair. 10 lie Receipts no az
bales; stock S72. l02 bales.
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Sheep-Receipts 200; shipments, fair. The
sheep and lamb market opened with all
buyers in the field and the offerings were
changing hands promptly at quotably
steady prices compared with those cur
rent for equal kinds heretofore this week.
Lambs sold as high as S525 and sheep
at S375 Quotations:
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Trade n Little on, Owing to Weather
ConditiOns-Prfces Steady.

The first snow OF the season, although not
severe one, somewhat checked trade yesterday.
although business men pleased to have the
ground covered few inches. for the benefit OF
the growing wheat crop which now has a prom
Using outlook. Consequently. few days of dull
trade will complaint. Travelling sales
men take a cheerful view Of the outlook for
an early and good spring trade. In prices. yes
terday. there were no important changes. Staple
groceries are very firm in price. and II changes
made ii is said they Will be in the way of
an advance. Navy beans weaker. Canned
goods and dried fruits are moving freely. The
wintry weather has irmer prices on po-
tatoes and onions. Oranges are selling well,
but are in too large supply to gain Roadway
so far as prices are concerned. Poultry Is firm.
Eggs are easy at prices quoted and butter is
weak. Flour is firm, but unchanged in price
Provisions are moving well.
Inc local grain market is sluggish. receipts
at the following range of prices the track.
reported by the secretary of the Board OF Trade:
freight, Zoe; No. 3 red. 7ia73c: wagon wheat. 75c
Sorn-No. white, sc; No. white, Ssc; No.
mixed. Csc; No. white mixed. ssc; No white
mixed SbqS No. yellow, 3SAc; No. yellow.
No. mixed SSc; No. mixed s4G5sc; ear corn rn.
Solsc; wagon corn, SSq35c.
, oats- No white. &c; No. white. &c No.
lnspections-Corn: No. white, l car: No.
Wulte, %, no. 8 Wnlte mixed, :, No. yellow,
z; No. mixed. s; ear, 1; total. AZ cars.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Turkey hens. 71zc per Id; young toms, &C;
young chickens, TIC; hens, 7Hc; cocks 4c:
ducks, &C; geese, full feathered, s5.4OQ6 per doz
Cheese-New York full creams 13c; domestic
Swiss. lie; brick, lac; limburger, 13c.
Butter-Choice roll, lie per Id; poor. No. 2.
eQ7c.
Eggs-15c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. 3oc per ID; prime duck.
Zoe per h.
Beeswax-30c for yellow. 25c for dark
Mool-Medium, unwashed, 19q20c tub washed
2sdt30c; bury and understandable, 3Q5c less:
fine merino 15q11c; coarse braid lie
Rabbits. 1881 per dog for hunters dressed
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC
Green salted Hides-No. /, Sc; No. 2 &c: No
calf. 9l2c No calf. SC.
Grease-White. &C. yellow sac; brown, 2zc.
Tallow-No. I. 4c; No. 2 3Ac.
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THE UNION TRUST COMPANY

Is authorized by law TO act as assignee or
receiver in cases of bankruptcy; also as
executor. administrator and guardian. 1t
will take charge OF all kinds OF property,
real or personal, collecting interest, rents
or dividends and making investments when
desired. 1t is under State inspection, and
required to make its condition public, thus
throwing about II all the safeguards the
law can provide.
TIE existence OF this company provides
a permanent and responsible executor.
guardian or trustee, which fact should be
considered by everyone In making a will.
its charges are moderate.
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seed oil dull: prime crude. 27IkG2Sc; prime yei-
low, Slizc- Sugar-Raw firm Refined dull
Cofee-Spot Rio easy. Mild dull; Cordova, SO
l2l2c.
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]. W. schureman and Nellie Sheehy.
Patrick Roach and Subina Duxan-
Thomas T. penninx and Nina Murphy.
Oliver W. Lane and Laura ~. Andoruoo.
Samuel Weir and Emma h. HaAs-
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Hogs-Receipts. 1.25O; shipments. LILO The
supply fairly liberal and of generally good
quality. being made up OF light and mixed
grades. which generally we'll suited to
the demands of the trade. The market opened
active at steady prices for light weights. but
slow for mediums and heavy. Later. with un-
favorable reports from other markets prices
suffered decline Of from to IL cents this
class. The bulk of the sales made at
s.. 32is to $5.371z for all grades. Trade ruled
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Building Permits.

ii. ]. Milligan. Massachusetts, avenue and New
man street residence. sS75.
II. Falkert. u North Rural street. repairs, so
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Sheep-Receipts l2O: shipments none The de-
mand was good for all grades, and the light Of
| ferings found ready sale at quotations. The
quality was generally of rather inferior ma
| ture The closing was steady Quotations.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-17
BOYS BRIGADE

The newly organized Boys Brigade
attended service s. nday morning at
the Presby terrain church and listened
TO sermon by Mr.. M tchell on
1.-The Essentials OF an Effecting Sol
dier.' These, the speaker said, were
good leader, good armor, good des-
cipline AID good courage. At the
close Of the service each OF the three
dozen boys we're presented with a
framed copy Of the pledge. The Bri-
gade meets each Monday evening from
I to 9 o'clock f'r military drill snd
religious questions. The officers are
as follows: Captain, Alex Cruickshank,
first sergeant, James Darling, second
sergeant, Robert Imlah, third sergeant,
Andrew Gordon, first corporal, Rob.
ert johnson second corporal Willie
Downie, third corporal, James Levin,
fourth corporal, Willie Edwards.
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referees.
The standing OF tine teams to Gate
Lodge Nc. games No. games Points
GRANITEVILLE.

At the next regular meeting OF
Court Robert Emmett, no 564, G. O.
F.. to be held Tuesday evening, Dec
18th, election Of officers will take
place. A full attendance is requested.
Arrangements have been completed
for the much talked about cribbage
tournament between Robert Emmett
Court No. 564, G. o F., and Court
Rob Roy No. 6, F. OF A. The first
game will be played Monday evening,
Dec. 18th. All players of both teams
are requested to be on hand ia due
time. Game called at 8 o'clock.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-12-17
ROYALTON.

Henry Morse went to Windsor last
week Wednesday.
George Bearing was at home from
Woodstock over Sunday.
Fred Mayo was in East Brookfield
Saturday.
There will be Christmas tree at
the Congregational church Dec. Is,
in the evening.
The Ladies club held very sue.
ceSsful meeting With Mrs. G. A.
Laird.
Misses Altha and Annie Dutton
spent several days with Mrs Dan
forth recently.