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May IL. 1901.

6 a7c. nowdered, s.O7c; xxx powdered, GIG;
standard graduated. 5.S7c; fine graduated. 5S'e:
fssra so 3 sranuiated. lib bags. soc; cubes.
SIC: mold A. sac; confectioncrs' A. 5Slc; l
wood a. SIC: 4 phoenix A. 5.42c: ) Empire a.
5's7c: 6 Ideal Golden Elk. c, 5.52c; Z Windsor
Fx G. 522c: S RidgewoOd Eek. G, BIC; 3 yellow
Ex. g 5o7c: 10 yellow c. 5.02c: II yellow. 4s7c:
= yellow. 4.S2c; Is yellow. 4s2c; IA yellow. 4.s7c:
* yellow. 4.S7c; 16 yellow, 4.Slc.
salt-In car lots. s1.2OQ125: small lots. sLz5a
1.so. 100
40: spring wheat, first grade. stsogi.5o; second
grade. 5000; bakery ss.50qStSS
l5GlSc: cassia, l5qlSc; nutmegs. 59p65c per ID.
Beans-Prime marrow. bu. s25592s5; do pea
Or navy. bu' e. q 20 90 red kidney, Sq, tTITs
0s Moiasses and syrups-New Orleans mOlasses.
fair to prime. 2sqssc; choice. s5g4oc; syrups' 20
Rice-Louisiana. 4isasikc: Carolina. shGslkc.
shot-sL4oQ1.So per bag for drop
Wood Dishes-No. l, per 1000. s292.50: No. 2.
81 4%i5s .; N2; B. is ss-SS9 per N Is. y wo s8g' saioc: fax.
2oGsoc: paper. &c: jute. l2Gl5c; cotton, lSa25c.
WWSoodenwar-No' / tubs. ss.50a7; No. 2 tube.
2-hoop pals. sl.40a1-5o. double washooards; SIS
d2.75: common washboards. $lSQL7S; clothes
pins. 6Ou65c per box
Iron and Steel.
Bar iron. 25oc: horseshoe bar. 275d3c: nail
rod. &c: pillow slabs. 45oc: American cast steel,
sale, tire steel. 3a3s.c; spring steel. 4lz95e.
Leather.
oak sole, 3lH34c; hemlock sole. 27G3ic; har-
ness. 3id37c: %skirting. 26Gf0c: single strap. ala
45c. city kip. 60GS5c. French kip. 0&nxl-2o. city
~calfskin. eOca$llo. French caifskin. sL2ogl.SS.
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. s2.s5: wire nails. from store.
s2.65 rates; from mill. S.& rates. Horseshoes.
per key. 81; mule shoes. per keg. $50. horse
nails, Sd5 per box. Barb wire. galvanized.
ss.25: painted. S.lo.
Seeds.
Clover. choice. prime. 50: English. choice.
s7qI.5o: alsike. choice. S!aS; alfalfa. choice.
st67; crimson or scarlet clover. S5a6: timothy,
IS lbs. prime. s.. 30Q24 70; strictly prime. $500
as: choice. 81 20: fancy Kentucky. 20 lbs.
sl.20: extra clean. 60Q75c: orchard grass. extra.
u.5o0l.a5; red toy. choice. socgsl.75. English
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Policeman md Family Blown Ont of
Bed, but Not Seriously Hurt.

AKRON, o., May ia two-stroy frame
dwelling in East Akron. occupied by VIII
liam j. Bruner, a policeman, was wrecked
by an explosion Of dynamite early to-day.
Bruner. his wife Elizabeth. his son. nine
years old. Harold. and a baby eight months
old were in the house at the time. They
were blown out of bed and buried under
the debris. but none seriously injured. The
wing of the house where Bruner, his wife
and baby slept was reduced to kindling
wood.
The police believe the dynamiting was an
attempt at revenge on Policeman Bruner.
South Akron has been infested by a gang
of fire-bugs. and this officer has been most
active in experimenting its members Five
men were arrested to-day on suspicion.
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. May I-Butter-Receipts. 4.460
packages. Market steady; creamery. l5nl9c;
factory. uQl3c; imitation creamery, l3ul1c.
New cheese-Receipts. 1000 packages Market
quiet; fancy, large, cOlored. Sc; fancy. large,
white, S1uSSc fancy. small, colored, SIC;
fancy. small. white. sac. Eggs-Receipts. li,o14
packages. Market Irregular; Western ungraded.
PHILADELPHIA. May T7.-Butter duh and
&c lower: fancy Western creamery. l9i2c; fancy
western prints, 2lc. fancy nearby prints. -.
Eggs dull and &c lower. fresh nearby, 13i2e;
fresh Western. 13lac; fresh southwestern. 12l2c;
fresh Southern. 12c. Cheese firm and I'm good
demand; New York full creams, choice. small,
NC: New York full creams, fair to good, SEA
BALTIMORE. May 17.-Butter firm; fancy imi-
tation. lIn1Sc; fancy creamery. 20c; fancy ladle,
l5dl6c. store packed. Haze. Eggs firm; fresh.
1$q13lsc. Cheese firm; large. &c; medium. 914c;
small. 91zc.
CHICAGO. May lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm: creameries.
14NlS<c. daries. 1lQl11ac. Cheese dull at log
l01c. Eggs easy at 1IAc.
KANSAS CITY. May Eggs firm; fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock. 9i.c. loss off. cases
returned; new wildwood cases included. &c
more.
ST. LOUIS. May 17.-Butter steady; creamery.
1SqIsc; dairy. 12gl5c. Eggs steady at l0s4c, re-
packed and cases included.
LOUISVILLE May E-Butter-Pound bricks.
Csc, So.lb tubs. 2114q22c: 25-lb tubs. 2292212c.
Eggs, llQ112c.
CINCINNATI. May 17.-Eggs quiet at lie.
Butter steady. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat. l11sc.
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Wool.

BOSTON, May 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin
will say in to-morrow's report or the wool trade
of the United States: The wool market liz quiet
Philadelphia has again cut rates with a sale of
new territory clothing on a basis OF CSC clean
This single sale seems to be eccentric. for other
wise the market Is quite steady. There is an
encouraging improvement in the goods market
esq ecially In the increased demand for stapre
vorsteds. Europe cables an advance there of
5QlO per cent. in fine wool dress goods. The re-
ceipts OF wool at Boston since Jan. have been
90. 6O7,5oS lbs. against 81. 427. geo lbs for the Same
period In 1900. The Boston shipments TO date
are 92.oy0,2 0S lbs, against sales OF 81, 367, 900 lbs
for the same period in 1890. The stock on hand
in Boston Jan. l. 1901, was &c. 300, 500 lbs; the
total stock to-day is &c. 2l. 800 lbs.
ST. Z May 17.-Wool steady; medium
grades, lqlI1Rc; light fine. 1lQ14iac; heavy fine.
9Qllc; tub washed, 17Q26Rc.
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VermiIye s. Company,
New York and Boston.

bluegrass. "a lbs. s2a2 20; German millet. 7sca
H2s: Western German millet. SOc9s1. common
millet. sgqsOc.
eSc per gal; coal oil. legal test. Siza14i1c; bank.
4ia5oc; best straits. soc; Labrador. COO: West
oils. winter strained. in brls. 0060c per gaI:
half brls. &c per gi extra
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Pineapples-sl. sl.25aL5O per doz.
Florida Cabbage-S265 per crate. Mobile. ga
Bananas-Per bunch. No. 1. si-7562; No. 2 uzs
oranges-caIifornia navels. n250sD; seed
Lemons-Messin geo to box. choice. $50: fan
PotatOes-slD per brl; SOC per bu: iOc extra
charge for each barrel or bag
s. sweet r''''0s'-i"''0'' N Kentucky
celery-Fiorida celery. sOasOc per doz.
onions. 81 per bu; Louisiana onions, $50 per b.
Honey-New white. l7c per ID: dark. i5c.
Radishes-i5c per doz punches.
Green o~nions-Home grown. : doz. sc.
khubaTb-Hom Grown. ic per dozen.
Kale-75c per brl.
Lettuee-Sc per 10 for small lots. by the brl. L.
TomaSoes-5Cc per basket: s. per crate OF Q
New Beets-oc per doz punches.
Green Beans-2 per Ou box.
cauliaowerLI. per doz'
New Po~tatoes-$ls5 per brl. sizes per bu.
Strawberries. g p~r
2t-quaTt crate; Tennessee strawberries. s,oaza
per 2f-quart crate.
AppIes-Baldwin, a-5O per bri. Russetts. N.o
per bri.
Appropriations grown. l5a3oc per dos
punches.
Provisions.
Hams-sugar cured. Is lbs average. uik8ie1os
i lbs average. 12Qlzkc.
Lard-kettle rendered. SAC. pure lard. SIC.
Pork-Besn. clear. SIS: rump. SIS.
b~acon-(lcar sides. 30 70 80 lbs average. f0cs
80 20 ~ lbs average. l04c. % 70 80 los average
lolsc. clear bellies. g % 30 lbs average. fo@c. n
10 p lbs average. i0Asc: IA 20 Is lbs average
lbc; clear backs. - 20 Is lbs average. sc: u
10 Is lbs average. loo. = 20 3 lbs average, le.o.
In dry salt nc less
shouiaers-is he average. sso: 10 to = lss A.
erags. SAC.
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Caiara washburn. two frame cottages. $500
East TWenty-hfth street cost $500 each.
II. Santer. frame cottage. city cost. $3.50.
Henry Breaoheft. porch. zl23 East Tenth
street. cost So.
Lulu y. Johnsor. kitchen. i729 Fletcher ave-
nue.. cost. SIS.
Indianapolis Elevator Company. repairs. west
Of White river. cost. 5000.
Nordyke. Marmon & Co. brick shop. Ken
tucKy avenue, near Morris street. cost. 81 .JO0.
W. V. Morgan. double house. CO. North Ala
b. ma street. cost. S2.OO0.
Horace Mckay. rare barn. Rural street and
Bloyd avenue. cost. III.
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Certificates nave been issued to The following.
named IDdianians:
O~riginal-Oscar Alexander. Terre Haul. S.
Additional-Henry . baTneS' warren, SL2i
Alfred McFeely. Marion. IS.
Renewal and lncrease-bent4min Hamilton,
81. Joe station. $l2.
Crawley. Newberry. SIP; william n jackson.
Burnsville. s12: Charles T. Jones. National Mlft.
tarv Home Marion. $40; Bernard McWillfaus
National Military Home. Marion. SIP. Geo-ge
W. Maynsld. Spencer. sl7: George Brewer,
Charlottesville IS. James l. Smita. New Al
bany. IS; John May. indianapolis. $.
Original Widows. etc.-Special May a. Eliza.
beth Newman. Frankfort. S.: special accrued,
May 4 Catharine z Smith. indianapolis, s.:
Maggie ]. Cowden. Columbus. s.: minor OF John
War with spain (ortssaals -Eiias Bryan. Bat
tie Ground, q.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Cool Weather of Recent weeks
Checked Trade Appreciably.

Trade is hardly up to expectations in several
lines. The dullness is attributed to the con-
tinued cool temperature for May. the dry
goods houses, the hat and cap dealers and MILL
ners are most affected by the unreasonable
weather, still, the trade of these respective lines
for the last six weeks compared well with former
years in the corresponding period. Wholesale
grocers. druggists and hardware merchants re-
port business very satisfactory. and on Com
mission row business, as a whaole. has been
good. Competition Is so sharp between the COM
mission houses that profits are limited. as a
larger per cent. of the goods sold are bought
outright, stocks placed on commission being
quite limited. Poultry and eggs rule firm at
prices quoted, receipts being light. Butter is
weak. but cheese is in better request and frmer
in price. Provisions are in good request and
prices still have a declining tendency. The
-four market is dull at unchanged, prices. Seeds
are quiet. the best Of the season having passed.
but prices are well held. The wool market Is
quiet at unchanged prices.
light. while for all cereals there is good de-
mand at the followin range OF prices on track.
as furnished by the secretary of the Board of
Trade:
freight. 73l2c; No. 3 red, 69Q7lc; wagon wheat,
No. 3 white, 45Ac; No. 4 white. 41Aq4S%c; No.
2 white mixed, 4il2c: No. 3 white mixed, 4412c;
No 4 white mixed. 4oHa4slsc' No; 2 ye idS
42%c; No. 2 mixed, 4212c; No. 3 mixed. 4412c: No.
4 mixed, 4O4q424c; ear corn, 44c; wagon corn.
oats-No. 2 white, aO1sc; No. 3 white. 2sHc;
No. 2 mixed. 29c: No. 3 mixed. Csc.
Hay-No. 1 timothy. sl2.5oqlS; No. 2 timothy.
sl1Q12.
Inspections-wheat; No. 2 red, 1 car; No. 3
red T x, Z; Fe u asTs. req No t %bite ! ,S ears 30. Cor ye,lo M1.
2: No. 2 mixed. 5; total. &C. cars. Hay: No. l
timothy. 2 cars; choice. /: No. 2 mixed. l; total.
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Oils.

CHARLESTON, May 7.-Spirits Of turnent,ne
firm at 3l4c. Rosin firm. Quote: 4. r.
G. $Lc; d. s1.1o; z. Sis; =. So: g. SIS;
window glass. $3.50; water white. s2.95.
SAVANNAH. May 17-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 31Ac. Rosin firm. quote: A, b, c.
Sl.10; ID, S115; f, s120; F, S1.25: G.. l3O: II.
$50; j. $3.50; X, s2.O5; NJ. s2.35; n, 81. 70; window
glass. 81; water white, 81. 20.
WILMINGTON. May 17.-Spirits Of turpentine
firm at SlQ3llsc. Rosin firm at $lG1.O5. Crude
turpentine quiet at s1.1O to 81 10. Tar firm at
OIL CITY, May 1I-Credit balances, 81. O5; GER
tifcates. no bid Shipments, las. lS6 brls: aver
age, s2'ssS brls; runs, $3.50 brls; average. S.. 1876
NEW YORK, May T.-Petroleum weak. Rosin
quiet; strained common to good. 81. 5OGl .52is.
spirits OF turpentine steady at 34izQ35c.
MONTPELIER, May I7.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, 74c; North Lima, 79c.
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SALES OF REAL T a
Twenty-Six Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorder
office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Lean Company. No. l29 East Market street.
Both telephones 3OO5.
Edward F.. Claypool to Jesse 7. Power.
Lot lo2. Morton Place add. alabama
Edwin E Diidine To- East End Invest w
ment Co, Lot 256, A. NJ. Ogle ct ais
washington 10000
I'd ST. 10000
Henry L. DoIlman 10 John A. Kurtz.
part OF Lot ). Jonathan Caven's sub
Delaware and St Clair stsJ,........... 100000
Lot IS. Christians E. indianapolis "a
add; Moore ave. near Christian ST.. LOO
Lot 81. Beck's sub. Block 3. W. A.
Rhodess y. niinois-st. dewey ave.
Charles S. SPOTS TO Robert Coyie and
wife. Lot 1877. In Johnson * Hogshire's
r. Washington-st. jefferson ave. bet
New York and Michigan stsJ......... COCO
Hannibal F. Jones TO Florence Meyer.
Lot 10. +. Reisner's LIST w. IndianapO-
lis add. MeLain st. bet Howard and
German American Building Association +OV
TO George ". Fahrbach. Lot 4. Block
2e. Beaty's add. minnesota ST, near
Joseph E. boswell: executor. to Ezra wv
Eemins's GrandTiew add. CsutheT.
land ave. bet 18th and 10Th stsl--;... 10000
st. near 22d so......-~"~...~.... 10000
II. Hubbard. Lot 3. in Shelby's LIST
sub to city OF Indianapolis. Corner
Aiesander Cohen to peter Benz. part wv"
Of Lot Is. McCarty's heirs sub OF
Outlets i3 and ia. MERIDIAN st.
Emanuel j. Fisher. trustee to sun 0"
Savings and investment Co, Lot 81.
Newman Oaks Park add. CTallman
ave. near Graham s9s7
trustee. Lot 50. Newman oaks Park
add CTallman ave. near Lawrence
Ira b. Bugbee to Flora ottweii. % It
oak Hill add Wheeler st, near
Nora NJ. Quick to VIM. W. bye. n
Of the " = Of the n " = OF Sec Is.
Eva W. Beeler 70 Horace E. smith.
add (columbia ave. near 22d So. 1880
Thomas II spsnn ct al to Isaac II
David Munson's corrected SUB or the
" Mn, = Of s,d LSt !; co 81sksg gssiSy =. add and Mar 1iT-
Einla ave. p, OO00
Robert O. Farra ct al to Annetta l.
Of Sec r Tp D 4. 7" R !. and part Of the
n W y OF the n " Z OF Sec II. TIP Il.
Peter J. Pauius TO Matthias Paulus. Lot
s. J. n. Vajen's springdale sub OF
the " a e q 5hf " : Of Sec Sec 81 TIP .O~
Charles L. Henry ct al to George II.
Negley e al, part OF tie " = OF the
" l Of Sec "A. TIP Is. r l. Lawrence
township LOO
ytmima ]. Kitchener TO Samantha King,
part OF Sec IS. Tp Is. r 3 go n on
Shelby ST. town OF Broad Ripple ...... s5Ooo
Charles r Reynolds 10 Michael Koran.
part Of Lot Sc. brakes sub Of Outlot
II. west OF White river. Market 81.
near Riehland sOo.eo
Cottlieh Fritz % Joseph NUM- 81 TX.
Lot :. Pray 4 Hunts add. Nelson
II. near Prospect O.-............ 5000
and Michigan-st
building and Loan Association 10
Caroline c. Ogle. Lot 3. Nohn 4 Por-
ter's sub Of Lot 81. \. p Fletcher'S
81 add G2th -. near Windsor So. 1850 90
Transfers. 20; total consideration .. 500. sls.52
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.ures ranged as follows.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quiet.
No. 2 spring wheat. 1211d74c; No. ) spring
wheat. 74c; No. . red. 69Q1a72Sc. No. 2 corn,
5Oizd51c; No. 2 yellow, 0i9d5lc No. 2 oats.
294 d304c; No. 2 white. 30Ad31c; No. 3 white,
2S& assoc. No. 2 rye. 52c. Good feeding barley.
4Sa52c: fair to choice mailing, 53d56c. No. l
haxseed. s1.73: No. l northwestern, $1.73. Prime
timothy seed. s3d3.55. Mess pork. per brl. s14.7 10
GLASS. Lard. per 100 lbs. s7.97l9QS. Short-rib
sides 0oose). s7.90GS10. Dry-salted shoulders
tboxed). s6.75G7. Short-clear sides boxed.
s.. l2lkQS %.
Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, AZ. 900 bu;
corn, 21S. 600 bu: oats, 205. 600 blu, rye. 5000 bu;
barley, 1000 bu. Ship~ments-Flour, 20. 600 brls;
bu; rye, 5000 bu.
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Deaths.

r. D. Stevenson. forty years. city. nephritis.
Anton Aftaang. eighty-three years, city.
ierility.
Andrew W. Sharpe, sixty-four years. 77 North
New Jersey street. congestion OF lungs.
ID + Elwanger. hfty-twO years. lbs No-.h
Bismarck street, la grippe.
Rachel Cross. sixty-three years. city. valvular
a Naasa Of heart.
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VITAL STATISTICS-MAY II.
Births.

]. L. and Phoebe Monroe, IS Hoefgen stree,
10y.
Louis and Barbara Goetz. 1Oll East Washing
ton street, girl.
Charles and Marietta Koch. Al Wisconsin
street, girl.
Mathew and Annie Donahue. 53 West Raw
street, girl.
John and Josie Hayes. city. girl.
William and Maud Lane, 2o69 Catnartne
street, boy.
Patrick and Nora Barton. sl South Missouri,
street, girl.
f. d. and Louise Moffett, s West New York
street, girl.
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Poultry.

f YORK, May I7.-Poultry-Alive weak;
springers. 2d25c; fowls, lie; turkeys. Sc.
Dressed steady; turkeys. Sa9c; broilers. 2OQ25c:
fowls, 100 12isc.
ST. LOUIS, May 1T-Poultry steady: chickens,
TIC; springs. l6Ql6hc: turkeys. &c: ducks. &C;
springs. 121zc; geese, &c
LOUISVILLE, May T.-Poultry-Hens, Sc;
spring chickens. Sl.5Oa4. according to size: tur-
keys, 5Q6c; ducks. 7lsc.
CHICAGO, May 17.-Iced poultry steady;
chickens. Sl5d9i1c; turkeys. SqSc.
May 17-Poultry easy: chick
ems, S4llc; turkeys. 5G6c.
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Marriage
Pensions for Veterans.

George Barress and Hattie Johnson.
Frances Pickard and Margaret Champion.
Charles Coleman and Bertha Stevenson.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE market continues
quiet here for all descriptions of cotton goods
and without %quotable change in price. Print
cloths inactive. Fall River manufacturers held
a meeting to-day without decisive results. Prints
easy. Glnghams steady. Linens and burlaps
inactive but firm.
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Cotton.

NEW May 17.-Cotton quiet. Sales
$50 bales; Ordinary. SIC; good ordinary, 5 l5-I6c:
low middling, CSC; middling. 76,c: good middIIno
S Lice; middling fair. S 5-16c. Receipts. 3 go
bales: stock, ia. 566 bales.
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Dry Goods.

Bleached sheetings-Androscoggin L, &c; Berk-
ley. No. 60. sac; Cabot, 6%c; Capitol, SIC; Cum
Loom. nc; FarweiI. sac; Fitchviile. SIC; Full
Width, 5ikc; Gilt Edge. SIC; Gilded Age. 4lsc;
P Riali aS; a &c: Pe pc; eIhW %. Use: P PepDe1lTi 49, lcvs:'
zoe; AndrOscoggin. ga. isc; Androscoggin, lo-i.
Brown heetings-Atlantic A. &c: Argyle. 51kc:
Boott c, 41kc; Bucks Head. SC; Clifton Gee.
SIC: Constitution. 4O-inch. &C; Carlisle, 4o-inch.
&C.; Dwights star, &c; Great Falls E. SIC: Great
Peppereil K. Sc; .Peppereil. lo-4, lsc; Androscos,
Sc: Allen TR. 4Ssc; Aliens robes. Sac; American
Lie &c: Cocheco fancy. &c; Hamilton fancy. SC;
Merrimac pinks and puppies. 5lzc; Pacific fancy.
solids, SIC: simpsons oil finish, Sc; American
shirting &C; black lac b White, dse; rd grays, 4'zS,
Tickings-Amoskeag AGA. lOl.c; Conestoga
BF. IsIso: Cords l4O. 11zc; Cords T. Ike: Cor
fancy. l7c: Lenox fancy. lSc: Methuen IA. l0i[c:
Oakland AT. &C; Portsmouth. nlsc; Susquehan-
s sS,f IA KHsver. si-e' r oA''
Grain BagsgAmoskeas. $3.50; American. ,i5. 50;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES staples. SC; Amoskeag
dress. &c; Bates. &c; Lancaster. Sc; Lancaster
Normandies. &c: FAN Du Nord. Sc.
Flour.
Straight grades. s4a42O: patent -four. $500
AS: spring wheat patents. s54Og5.65.
groceries.
C~onee-Good. lOQl2c: prime. 12al4c; strictly
prime. 14al6c; fancy green and yellow. lSq22c:
S2Isqssc: Golden Rio. 2ic; Bourbon santos. 24c:
Cllded Santos. 2ic: prime Santos. 23c- Package
conee-city. prices: Ariosa, n2se: Lien. m.2sc;
is.soc: Dillworth's. n.25c: Mail Pouch. II. 25c:
Gstes's blended Java. lo.75c: Jav-Ocha. is.5Oc:
Luck IA cases.. sT.o. ooo
sugars-cisy prices; Dominoss. &s7c. cut Loaf.
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS. May 17-Metals quiet. Lead firm
at 42212q4.25c. Spelter dull at I. SOC.
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AlliS Chalmers COMPANY,
Organized under the Laws of the State of New Jersey.
Preferred Stock, = $l0,25O,OOO
Common Stock, 100000 600
MANUFACTURERS OF HEAVY ENGINES, MINING AND
OTHER MACHINERY.
900
SEVEN PER CENT. CUMULATIVE AND CONVERTIBLE
PREFERRED STOCK.
OFFERED BY THE UNDERSIGNED FOR SALE AT los PER CENT.
with accrued dividend at the rate Of seven per cent per annumn from May l. rL
so per cent. Nav 24. 1901.
so per cent. May "a, 1901,
SO per cent. July I, 1901,
OFFERED BY THE UNDERSIGNED FOR SALE AT los PER CENT.

with the privilege Of Participating the latter payment Negotiable receipts WI be issued against
payments exhangabe for. engraved certificates of stock as soon as they car be prepared
The Preferred Stock in shares of x0 each is preferred in liquidation TO the amount Of ns
par value and Accumulated dhdends
1t Is preferred in cumulative dividends to the euTt of seven per emit per annuu. and has
a further preference of one per cent. oncumulaive aneru the payment OF seven per cent upon
the Common stock
1t is convertible into Common Stock share for share at ueq option Of the holder, upon my
first day Of Mayu until and including May 1921 exe~reo any declared dividends
No additional Preferred Stock can be issued at less than par in cash. or for popev at such
cash value
ceuoL to d@ae and pay dividends on the Common Stock cncunenuy with the Preferred
Stock when earned and applicable thereto
The hI year of the company commences May list Te Preferred Stock Dividends are p-
beq quarterly. commencing August N 1901. Application will be duS made TO list the Preferred
and Common Stocks on the New York Stock Exchange
The disclaimers Company rrrenst the consolidation Of the property and business Of tho
following builders Of heavy machinery:
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