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NEW YORK, JAN PA loss OF about t5s
was reported at London to-day to Gl23 in tin.
the local situation however, aside from re-
fecting an easier undertone, was without par
tcular feature of interest. Prices prac
tcally they closed Saturday, but there
were liberal sellers at much lower figures as the
result OF large arrivals-610 tons arriving to-day
and 15o0 tons expected this The close
quiet and easy at &c nominal Copper exhibited
weak undertone, influenced by a lower market
abroad the close there being at Ell Is Cd, prices
showed loss of 1sc for Lake Superior at l67sc,
while casting and electrolytic remained I'M
changed with cessions of I'D on large lots re-
ported to have been offered. Lead without
special significance. only few small lots be-
ing expected at the old basis of 4.37hc, at which
figure the market closed dull Spelter dull
and unchanged at 4d4 10c, with the close at
London ELS Is. Iron markets OF the country were
in a quiet and nominal condition. speculation be-
ing almost entirely lacking and prices remain
before quoted Pig iron warrants at s9.50G1O. so;
Northern foundry. s15d1650; Southern foundry,
sl4. 1915, and soft Southern. sl3dl375.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2s.-Metals dull; lead steady
at ATTIC; spelter unchanged at 3.S7lsc.
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ed. Quotations:
Elsewhere.

EAST BUFFALO Jan. 2s-Receipts-Cattle
27o cars; sheep and lambs. 10; hogs. 10S Ship
hogs. as Cattle, 1eo loads on sale. Market OPEN
ing steady. but turned weak and irregular and
generally lower. Top grades, stockers and feed
ers. fair demand. comparatively steady, Fresh
cows and sprin,gers started out on steady basis
supply. fair demand and higher than last Mon
day. Good to best smooth fat export cattle OF
desirable quality, S. co: good to best, S. 25d
$50; shipping steers. A.s0a5.2S; export bulls
choice 70 extra. s4.25; good to choice butchers
So 7504: feeder bulls s. 5Oa35O; Gamers. good to
best. s1.75Q2; yearling steers. good TO choice
heifers. choice TO extra. s4a425; good to choice
heifers. ss25a375; common and stock heifers
feeding steers, choice to extra. ss7sGilS: good TO-
choice 50 25GS3s5; Canada feeders. good to choice
as: Michigan feeders. sssoass5: mixers and
calves, choice to extra, s4O445; good 10 choice
'sg TO eatra % en'5 sooa 70 cboc.
81 .50ms; heavy calves. 81 2s@450.
Sheep and lambs-122 loads sale. The basis
on top grade lambs was $50. and there was
pretty good demand Lambs choice to extra.
s. 25G5.50; sheep choice to extra A75fl5: good
TO choice, "a; 5o44 49, Close steady with offerings
Hogs-Fair demand. Offerings los loads Heavy.
S. as mixed s545G5.55: Workers g. S.: pigs
s5.s565.7o; roughs. A.7oG4s5; stays. s3.60a4
CHICAGO. Jan. 2S-cattle-Receipts, $1,000
and heifers steady TO strong for good to choice
stsaSy Good To Prime steers s. icSs poor ao
medium 50. 40Q5; stcckers and feeders steady at
ss64 so; COWS 81 e5aL10: heifers. 2zOG4 so: can
ners 81 so2 so; bulls. 50 7o94s0; calves. S4d5 Is;
Texas fed steers. Sll4s0: Texas grass steers
So 35G4; Texas bulls. s250d375.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1900. tomorrow %. 900:
left over 1000 Average a shade higher. Top
SO: mixed and butchers. S5i0d535. good TO
choice heavy s. 2o65. %: rough heavy. S5.05d5 Is
light s. IOd5. 30; bulk OF sales S.2545.30
Sheep-Receipts. 20 600. Sheep and lambs firm
Good 10 choice wethers 81 35G475: fair 10 choice
mixed Sc 50Q3.S5: Western sheep 50. 75G4 so:
Texas sheep 81 50q3.50: native lambs. "a. 25d5 50
Western lambs. S1550.
SOUTH OMAHA. Jan. observation-disclosures
100 Market generally steady. native steers 81
8 20: Western steers, So 70G4.s0: Texas steers So
as Is; cows and heifers. 5000: calves ssf16 Is
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market &c higher:
closed slow; heavy. S. eoq5.25; mixed. s. 2Oai
s e2is: light s5.l5d5. 22is bulk OF sales. IS 22is
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 4,oco. Market ac-
tive and steady 10 strong: yearlings, 81 5of5 sd:
muttons. sad45o; lambs, a-s54ss5.
NEW YORK. Jan. zs.-Beeves-Receipts. s2s2
Steers steady for COMMON 10 fair: good steers
shade lower. thin cows and bulls nrm: good
cows slow. Steers. 81 545 20. fair TO choice oxen
q. 1905; bulls S1sqt: extra. Fat bulls. s. 10:
don At l10l.4c; ~ Liverpool at 1iQl2c: sheep at
l>113c lambs at Ic. Exports none -
Ceivesv-Neceip&e, I. % Market 0rm ann IN
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Additional-James M. Watts, Ripple IS; VIM.
W. Roll, Sedaia, IS; John V. Reed, Fulton. IS:
Jacob Hinchman. Buffton. SO.
Restoration and Additional-Franklin Ray (de-
ceased), Lapel. s..
Increase-John w. King. Doolittle Mills sl2;
William C Hearl. Anderson. si4; Griffin Tyre.
William NJ Leach. NewbE-g. sl7: Joseph Strfck,
land Indianapolis. S.: Nelson Bailey. Plymouth
$40; Aaron Shook. Marion. S.; Benjamin Addi-
son. Kokomo. $40; Hiram Mcclure. Union CITY.
IS: John Shafer. Amo, sl2; James A Jones'
Rockport s17. Benjamin F.. Welker. New AL
bany ST. Henry b. Parker. National Military
Home Marion. si2; Isaac c. Jewell Eagletown.
$50: VIM. H. Richardson. Muncie, Sl7: James ~
GorrelI New Haven. ST. John Cobb West
Shoals, sl2: VIM. r. Wheeler. Monroe City. $40:
Henry Looming. National Military Home, Ma
rion SO.
Reissue-John UIrich River. $40.
Original Widows. etc.-Minor of Franklin Ray.
Lapel. $40
War with snain widows. etc.)-Sarah E. Knox
(mother), Anderson. Sc.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Cities.

ST. LOUIS Jan. 2s.-Flour steady: patents.
s3e0G375: extra fancy and straight. ss.25Q3.65;
Bran steady: sacked. east track sSassc. Wheat
January. 731zc; May, 74Nc; July. 7SSc; No.
n narS ss1se: Nay s7sc July sssc oats-No
cash 26c; January 2sc: May. 2ec. Pork lower
at sli5O. Lard higher at 70 e. D DRY meats
s725; clear sides. S7.37is. Bacon (boxed) strong
err extra shorts Totby s Seed Ser RIBS @ clear
40. with prime worth more; Hay weaker:
timothy. s9Gi2: prairie: sS@e . so Whisky steady
Hemp Irvine &C. Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls;
wheat So OOO bu: corn, $4,000 bu; oats. $1,000 blu.
Shipments-Flour. II 600 brls: wheat $1,000 blu;
corn, 100 600 bu; oats, $1,000 bu-
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S.-Flour dull and un-
changed; receipts. s.sss brls. Wheat dull: No
ruary. 7sltd7skc: March 77ssQ77ssc; May, 7sls@
7SIkc; steamer No 2. 1850; receipts. 2i.o55 bu;
wheat by sample, 7O@71ac Southern wheat on
grade. 7Ok@!5Ac Corn easy: mixed. 4s4c: spot.
Nav. 4Slsc; steamer mixed. 42a42Ec; receipts.
l72 9is bu; stock. l,745.o6O bu; Southern white
I'D oats steady and unchanged: No white
slGSllkc; No. 2 mixed. 2sa2shc; receipts. 1880
bu: stock. ISL. COS bu.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2s..wheat-Futures closed
quiet; March. SIS I'D; May. Is lad. Corn fu-
lures steady; January. 80 I'D; March IS 1OAd:
quiet at SIS 3D. Bacon--short-rib quiet at AIS
cd; long-clear middles light. quiet az ais; long
clear middles heavy quiet at S9s
So 25T360: family. s2.60d2.9O. Wheat easier; No
red 79c Corn firm: No. mixed 3sszc Oats
steady: No. mixed. 27G27lze. Rye quiet; No. 2
&c Lard steady $7-25. Bulk meats firm az
$40 Bacon steady al 1875. Whisky active at
sl27 Sugar easy: hard refined. 4.75a6 s5c.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 2s-wheat-May. ssIsG
ssLc; cash. No ? hard. sS@sSsc; No red. 7oc.
Corn-May. 365sc; cash. No. mixed. 35Ec: No
white 36ikc. Oats-No. white. 26l<c Re-
ceipts-Wheat. 10000 bu: corn. i0i, coo bu: oats
1900 bu. Shpments-Wheat, 4. 400 bu: corn
10000 bu: oats. 1000 blu.
TOLEDO, jan 2S--Wh,at active and lower:
cash and January. 79c: May s1Ac: July SOC
Corn fairly active and firm; cash and January.
37kc May. 4oc. Oats steady; cash and Japuary
25Ic May, 26tzc. Rye. 52axc Clover seed. 1899
prime. ss.75; cash. 81 s2i<; March. H.s71k
DULUTH. Jan. ss-wheat--lSo hard, 7sHc:
May. 7s.&c; No. northern. cash s<3tc; Nay.
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OILS.

OIL CITY, Jan. 2S.-Credt balances, 81 IL; GER
tificates bid Shipments, 1897 brls; aver
96.076 brls; runs 121, $50 brs; average. $3.50
brls.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Spirits of turpentine
steady and unchanged. Rosin firm at 81. 206I1. %
Crude turpentine steady at $3.50 to $3.50. Tar
firm at $1.30.
MONTPELIER, Jan. 2S.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. Sic per bril-; North
Lima, Sec
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Petroleum quiet. Rosin
steady. Spirits of turpentne dull at 40qi0lzc.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2S-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 361zc. Rosin firm and unchanged
SAVANNAH, Jan. 2S-Spirits of turpentine
firm at &c. Rosin firm.
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Deaths.

Martha A. Lenox forty-seven years. Deaconess
Hospital heart failure
meningitis
John Brinkman thirty-five years, 23lS Stewart
street, pneumonia.
w. E. Bridget. fourteen years. city, pneu-
monia.
Anna f. Huber. twenty-eight years, 1914 Yandes
street. puerperal fever.
Jearnette c. Bruce, thirty-two years. 2s10
Bunting avenue. malaria
Alexander Caldwell. firty-two years. sos North
Illinois street, tuberculosis.
T. T. Settle, forfy-three years. 124 Harris ave-
nCe, tuberculosis.
Diana Carey, s,xty-two years. ST. Clair street.
asthma.
Arthur w. Leiper. twenty-six years $40 Huron
street. hepatitis
DR. William +. Harvey, seventy-fve years. 4022
East Twenty-eighth street. la grippe.
Maud F. Swift. eighteen years, zoe East St
Clair street tuberculosis.
Catharine Winger, seventy-seyen years. South
Meridian street senility.
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HEAVY SLUMP In WHEAT
ALL FACTORS BUT ONE TENDED TO
FORCE THE PRICE DOWN.
Corn Also Weak-0ats Steady, Closing
an shade Demonstrations Firm
and Higher on n Good Demand.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-weak cables, heavy
receipts and generally bearish statistics de-
pressed wheat to-day. May closing $50
l1zc under Saturday. Corn closed &c and
oats a shade down. Provisions at the close
We're shade to 15c higher.
May wheat opened CSC to lie lower at nc
to 765sc Offerings were liberal under the
influence OF lower cables, which came IN
the face of the advance here Saturday.
Worlds shipments, which, with Australia
to hear from, aggregated 100000 bu. and
an Increase of 632, 600 bu in the amount of
wheat and flour on ocean passage. Follow
ing the opening the market recov-
cred to &c on moderate buying
by commission houses. This demand did
not last long, and selling by longs caused
a drop during the forenoon TO 76Ac, heavy
primary receipts being the chief factor A
decrease in the visible Of 100000 bu caused
a momentary rally to 1850, but 1t was not
supported and May went down again to &c
and closed weak az 1asq1lac lower at 1850
7e14c. The market was largely a profess
sional one, with the outside little inter-
ested Local receipts were Al cars, with
OF contract grade Minneapolis and Duluth
reported $50 cars, $40 last week, and 400
year ago. Primary receipts aggregated iiV,-
900 blu, compared with 47.Oo0 bu year ago.
Seaboard clearances in wheat and fou-
were equal 10 600 bu.
Corn felt the wheat weakness early, as
well as ireer country offerings. The mar
ket ruled fairly steady for time, now
ever till the visible figures showing an In
crease of 1884, 900 bu were posted. causing
! renewed depression. Near tho end OF the
session rumors of cash inquiry caused COW
ering by shorts and the market reacted
May sold between $3.50 and o91sc, ana cioseu
&c lower at 39Ac. Receipts were ass cars.
Oats were quiet and steady. acting in,
dependently of other markets. "A good
cash demand was the steadying factor
May sold between 251sd25Ac and 25ssc, and
closed a shade lower at 25Aq253sc. he
ceipts were 322 cars.
Provisions opened higher in sympathy
with an advance In hogs and held steady
OF local buying. May pork sold between
Sl402h and $14.15, and closed 1219c higher at
Sl4 10; May lard between $.4ll2 and N.5212,
closing 5@7lzc up at $.5212, and May ribs
between S7.05 and $7.10Q7. 121e, with the close
q shade improved at 500.
Estimated receipts neat,
So cars; corn, $40 cars; oats, 31o cars; hogs,
s., 600 head.
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VITAL STATISTICS-JAN. %.
Births.

A. B. and z. Hart. SOL Holly avenue boy
Josephine and Charles Schaefer, 21iI New
street, girl.
Ida and NJ. NJ McRae. 1889 ST. Peter street.
girl.
Elizabeth and william r. Ray. 243h Virginia
avenue, boy.
Mary and John NJ. Lyons, 1923 East Ohio street
boy.
avenue. boy.
Hattie and Charles w. Todd, Gil West TWENTY
sixth street boy
Edith and David Ball. 113s West Thirtieth
street. boy.
Louisa and Mr.. Grause, 243S Bond street
twins, boy and girl
Lizzie and Louis Steiner, 81 Carson street boy
Anna and Antonio Marcari. SIS Harmon street
girl.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Nineteen 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. Jan. 2S. 1901. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No. 129 East Market street. Both tele-
phones 1904:
Charles E. Ballard to William King ct ux.
Lot A, John +. Ramseys subdivision of
Blocks g etc. Hutchings & Darners
Brookside addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s175
Thomas HAYES to John Kelleher. Lot %.
Spann & Co.'s first Woodlawu addition. l. $50
Mary H. woodsmall ct al. to Charles l..
De Haas ct ux., Lots Sc. SO and 80, John
w. Chambers's subdivision of Lots Z to
Frank II. stewart to William T. Barnes. ''-0O
Lots 1884, Isl, 1885, 10 and IT, Jackson
John E. Burk. administrator. to Henry A. I'O'V
w. Roesner, Lot s. Frederick Reisners
first West indianapolis addition........... sol
Hilton u Brown b to George uS O. Dunn ct
Lots to II, Irvington ..................... lbs
Henry c. Bakemeyer to Efhe Kortepeter.
2. etc, Bakemeyer's south addition ...... $50
Marea F. Hare to George F. Kirkhoff. Lot
Annie NJ Silk to Paul Gutzwier ct ux., INV
Lot IS. Annie NJ. stilz's second addition 500
tine. north half of east half OF southeast
quarter of Section 81. Township l6. Range
George v. Miller ct al to Jesse ]. Brisen-
tine, south half of east half of southeast
quarter of Section a. Township ls, Range
Elizabeth Barth to David Proctor. part Of A00O
Lots 26, q and rs, Block 5. Barth heirs
addition ...:..:.:..........:.... s2o
George o. Smith ct al. to George K.
Gwartney, Lot 1884, II. r. Aliens second
north addition 100
John F. Kerr TO Martin Pryor ct al, Lot
10, brakes subdivision of Block 49,
brakes addition 400
John w. Scott to Herman Martens. Lot A.
town of Irvington 1000
Frank Kupferle to Henry w. Sherlock ct
ux., Lot $50. Spann Co.'S second
woodlawn addition .......;......;.:....:.. 1.55o
David A. Richardson TO Perry W. Ear
hart. Lot 1879. Z. III. Jamesons first
Belmont addition :.....;:.;;.;.....:..:.::. 1000
Robert Hanna's heirs addition .......:..: 1900
II. DIR. Martins New York addtion...... 1000
Transfers, 10; consideration ............ s27 III
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2S.-The week opened with
trading in evaporated apples rather slow.
Choice and fancy grades were held above buyers
views and the market ruled quite firm, with
days close. State common, 3%q4%c; prime 56
5ssc; choice 51zQ6c; fancy. 6q7hc. California
dried fruits, though ruling steady, We're nomi-
as to size and quality; apricots, Royal. 7AQ12c;
Moor Park, shd15c; peaches. peeled. 14Q1sc;
unpeeled. 6klllOc.
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Hogs-Receipts $500: shipments. 800. Barely
half as many hogs arrived to-day as week ago
and not quite many year ago. but nearly
as many as the average at this time in the week.
A few loads of good heavy hogs were represented.
but for the most part the offerings were mixed
lots averaging less than 200 lbs. In harmony
with other places the market opened with
good inquiry from both packers and shippers, and
with rather active competition the supply was
soon exhausted at an average advance of about
&c in prices last Saturday. Sales ranged
from s525 to $685. and more sold at $3.50 than
an
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Marriage Licenses.

Henry Shotter and Veronica K Riehi
Elmer Headley and Dora Gulley.
John l. Reams and Elizabeth Litter.
John Berry and Mary H. Callahan
James II. Kelley and Gertrude Hammond
Charles A. Pearson and Mary Alien.
George Sharp and Nettie Hodges.
Norman Harding and Bessie Holingswcrth.
George II. Bruso and Julia A. Walsh
Frederick Halle and Mary Thealeman.
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SPRINGFIELD. o.. Jan. 2S-somewhst
OF sensation was created I'm Police Court
to-day wheh Judge Miller ordered an pris-
oners in the city prison released He re-
quested the bal.id 20 ascertain how many
were serving time. and he reported tw6
The judge insisted that there should b.
three Il Vas then learned that one had
escaped on: Saturday night Judge Miller
said he released them because one was
allowed 70 .Eet drunk ind none mad b<<n
to-day were discharged <or noxn> ronn<nr
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NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-The dry goods market
has not opened with any particular spirit this
week, but business is good the daily
age of last week. No damage can be noted ~
any line OF staple cottons. the excitement In the
cotton market in January deliveries having DO
effect Print cloths quiet and unaltered.
White goods are generally steady. Silks continue
dull at previous prices.
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Thomas j. East, frame house. 1892 West
Twenty -sixth street. $500.
James Bryan. frame house. West Indianapolis,
800.
Smith e. Harrison. double frame dwelling. be-
tween Bates street mad Eastern avenue, 81, 0O0.
c. E. Hunt, frame house. between Twenty
eighth and Thirtieth streets 81 500
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS
CATTLE SCARCE AND QUIET. But
SELLING AT STEADY PRICES.
Hogs Active and Five Cents Higher
Sheep Active and steady-COndi-
dftion of Markets Elsewhere.
UNION srocKYARps. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS, Jan.
2s.-Cattle-Receipts light: shipments none
There not many cattle arrived for the mar
ket to-day. and they were. for the most part. a
class not altogether desirable to local killers
consequently the demand was only fair and the
market was quiet at quotably unchanged prices.
Other markets that have their bearing here re-
port fairly liberal receipts and lower prices to-
day. but. of course. this is not always a critic
rion of what the market viii be later in the week
This being the close OF the month, however. it
is expected that there will be good many con-
tract cattle TO market, and dealers are not pre-
dieting anything really encouraging TO shippers.
and at the same time the outlook is not praticu-
larry unfavorable. Quotations:
Good to prime steers, 1850 lbs and up
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HAVANA. Jan. 2s.-Articles IA to % in
elusive. CT the third section of the Cuban
Constitution submitted TO the convention
by the central committee. were adopted to-
for the exercise OF public professions was
added. as was also ar article providing
against prohibiting. under any condition.
that cubana land n Cuba o. b deporto6
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74kc: July. 7Shc: No. 2 northern. sfhd7oi1c:
No. spring. 566S3c. Corn. 3S1sc. oats ESQ
26Lc.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 2S.-wheat-May. 75ssc;
July, 15asc. on track No | hard. USsc, NO.
northern. 752sc no. 2, TAGGING.
MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 2s.-Barley steady; No.
2, 5St69c. sample. 4sf56ixc.
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Hogs-Receipts. $50; shipments. 900. The sup
ply being very light caused active trade, as
prices were strong at advance Of &c to nc
Saturdays closing. The demand was good
for all grades, especially for light weights which
selling at the price as choice
heavy. The bulk OF the sales was made at 8. 80
to s5.?5. with extreme range OF $3.50 to s5.37h
Trade ruled strong and orders quite liberal
The closing was steady. with several orders I'M
filled Quotations:
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Sheep-Receipts. $50: shipments small The
supply of sheep and lambs little larger
than the average at this time in the week. and
consisted principally Of fair TO good grades There
steady demand from shippers. and good
clearance was made early at last weeks closing
prices Very ordinary to good lambs sold at
$s95.25. good sheep at $500. and bucks at 50.
Quotations:
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Robert S. Fosburg. jr.. who was arrested
st Pittsfleld. Mass Saturday on an indict-
ment charging him with the murder OF his
residence there last August, was released
on $1,000 bail furnished by his father yes
terday.
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Visible Supplies of Grain.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The statement of the
visible supply of grain in store and aioat on
Saturday Jan. 26, compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange is as follows: Wheat. co. 49,.
coo bu a decrease of 400 900 bu corn. 4,137, 900
bu an increase of 613 900 bu oats, 10 154 600 blu,
an increase of 1900 blu; barley. 1888, 900 bu, de-
crease of 1900 blu.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 2s.-Cotton steady
Sales, 1850 bales. Ordinary, 7Ac; good ordinary
s2sc; low middling &c. middling 91sc; good mid
ding. sac; middling fair, 10 3-I6c. Receipts
1,50S bales; stock, 366,5H bales.
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2s.-Poutry steady: chickens
&c; turkeys, 5q6c; young, &c; ducks, Sc;
geese, sc.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2s.-Poultry easier; chick
ems, 7QS1zc; turkeys, 6l297lec.
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INTERSTATE SToCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS, Jan. 2s.-Cattle-Receipts nominal; ship
ments none. The market was steady all
grades. with fairly good demand for all offer
ings. The general markets were reported easy.
which caused quiet feeling here. Indications
favor a barely steady market the next few days
The closing was quiet. Quotations:
Good to choice steers, $50 to 450 lbs 10d $50
Fair to medium steers, $50 to 400 lbs. Also B. 25
Good to prime butcher steers. L 100 TO
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2S.-wool quiet and nominal
Medium grades. 1SG2014c; light fine, 13Q16c;
heavy fine, 10Q13c; tub washed, 1S929c.
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+. M. time is in BLACK hgures.-Trains mara ed
thus: daily. S-Sieeper, P-Parior Car. o.
Chair Car. D-Dining Car. t-Except sunday.
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per Is bu: Blossburg. $ per ton: Connellsville
coke, IS per ton; smokeless lump, - per ton;
Brazil block s. 80 per ton: smokeless coal. s. per
Drugs.
Alcohol. s25oa2.7o; asafoetda. 4oc: alum. 2ik9
4c: camphor 6SG70c; cochineal 504J5c: chloro-
form, 5SfI65c: copperas brls soc; cream tartar.
pure. 30fl33c indigo. 659S0c; icorice. Calab.,
genuine, 35640c; magnesia. carb., 2-oz, 20g22c;
morphine. L. & W.. per OF, 81 35fl2e0; madden,
14G1sc; OIL castor, per gal. S1.15Gl %; oil, ber-
gamot per Id, So; opium, $3.75q3.y0 quinine, Z.
& w, per OF, 35Q40c: balsam copaiba. 55q60c;
soap. CASTLE. FIR. lSdlsc: soda. bicarb. 2lsgec;
salts. EPSON. 11z0zc; sulphur -four. ga use; salt
peter l0Ql4c; turpentine, 44d5Oc; glycerine. la
Zoe; lodlde potassium, s26JQ2.70; bromide potas-
stun. 5560c:- chiOrate potash. 15fi20c; borax. 90
I2c: cinchonida, 4OQ45c; carboiic acid, 3s94sc.