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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-06

The Scotch are the greatest dyspeptics
on earth. largely owing TO their use OF
half-cooked oat meal and soft bread. Next
TO the Scotch are the Americans. and no
single thing has contributed more to Amer
lean dyspepsia than half-cooked oat meal
mush for breakfast. In rural France.
where dyspepsia is practically unknown.
hard bread and vegetables, with a very
moderate amount of meat. comprise the
chief items of the bill of fare. Take the
center out OF a hot biscuit and roll IL a
minute in your hand. and II soon becomes
a solid mass of dough. a lead pill" That
is the thing your stomach wrestles with
when IL attempts 10 digest hot bread or
biscuit. A good deal of the cold bread is
tritious for the chap in the circus who
relishes ground glass and eats swords and
ten-penny nails, but 1t shorfens the lives of
average people.
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SALES OF REAL I A
T~wcnty-Six 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 3 p. m. July 8. 1901. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. l9 East Market street. Both tel
ephones Soo5:
Emanuel Myers 10 Wm. p. Howard. un-
divided two-sevenths part OF the e =
OF the n e 4 OF Sec IL. TIP is. r ?
pike township ......--....-.. -. s4s5 90
James w. Fesler 20 Joseph L Potter
e. ux. Lot ,. VIM. II. MorrisOn's sub
OF Lots p and %. Henderson's add.
Capitol av. near 10Th sD......-...... 5000 90
Louis II. Renkert 10 Charles l. Frieby.
Lot -. NcCarty's Sd west side add.
(Nordyke 81. near Bridge sO...-..--... 10000
Crown Hill Cemetery 10 Anderson II.
Plummer. Lot i2s. Sec %. Crown Hill
Clara q. Crocker to. CLYDE shaw. Lot
IA. f. T.. ;. n. & y E. Fietchcr's
Woodlawn add. pleasant 81, near
Laurel 80 10000
Phoebe Healing At al TO George L.
Mas. part Of Lot 8. So e.. Corner
Maryland 81 and Virginia avb .......... IS. 900. o.
LnmiTa l.. Wheeler 10 Barbara Snavcty.
Lot =. Fred Minkner's sub OF Lot 8.
Catherine NJ. Minkners Home Place
add. New York 81. near Bank So. SOC. 90
Frank + Logan 20 oliver +. Watson.
Lot 81 ard : x of Lot 50. a. NJ. Ogle
ct ais East Park add. lTacoma ay.
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Deaths.

Sidney Z. corbett. thirty-nine years. city.
Bright's disease.
Hney Casey. eight months. 4s West Norwood
street. congestion OF brain.
Leonidas Duncan. six months. go West Wash
iLgton street. meningitis.
Hugh Bryson. seventy years. 1So West Wash
ington street. enteritis.
Wuletta Sutherland. eighteen years. 1873 Barth
avenue. tuberculosis.
Carl II. Crooke. one year. 65 Ogden street.
cysentery.
Dora z. McNutt. thirty-six years. Deaconess
Hospital. exhaustion.
William Stansbury. thirty-eight years. 1855
Howard street. pulmonary tuberculosis
Nellie NJ. Cressler. twenty-six years, 1905 "es
New York street. tuberculosis.
Marcella Pugh. sixty-four years. 2i5 Belle
fontaine street. chronic gastralgia-
Amos Custed. seventy-three years. z5iI Ncrtk
Meridian street. a~pOplexy- -
August Mattern. thirty-nve years. 81 sanders
street. Oedema Of brain.
John q. Eberhardt. seventy-two years. les
south New Jersey street. diabetes militls-
r. W. Eggert. hfty-one years, SCI Ainnesots
street. exhaustion.
Harry Rebel twenty-five years. WADE AMI
state streets. shock.
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ST. Nicholas.

st. Nicholas
IL you wish 20 keep a list of the books
YOU own 1. Will be found an excellent plan
20 buy one or the small boxes OF index
cards that are advertised In SO many mag
azines. This win be found much more
convenient than a blank-book. BY writ
ing the name OF each book on a separate
card. you can jot down on the card any
information concerning the book. Thus.
when IL Is lent. write legibly I'm pencil
the name and address Of the borrower,
and the date. II the book contains any
thing To which YOU wish 10 refer. Ii is an
easy matter TO make a note of the page
on the card. If the book is given away.
lost or scld. the card can be taken out OF
the box and nled elsewhere or destroyed.
These index cards may be classified accord
ing TO subjects. In Alphabetical order, or
ia any way you please. whereas the blank
book system Is not changeable. BY the
cards you may always know just where
every book Is. The time 10 begin the use
OF any system Is when one Is young and
before the library grows. Your librarian
viii be glad TO tell you the best ways OF
using a card system.
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near Michigan sn. 10000
Da sssde. Il Io W'ki s5o 70 Many Na7s W 3. M s55
70 Acton exchange st. near county -m
Frede2ick Herci 70 Aaron II Blair. 10"
near East ST.. .s""e~-..' 10000
Lot s.. Annie N ST. s 81 Sn2 "a add. dow,
ney ST. near Wright sO.;--.-~ $1,000
henry c Chandler to Alexander G
TIP is' 4 8 Center township -. s.l5o.w
exocutor. LOTS q. ~ aA e. "a. Is and Is.
Malott and Columbia aysS. 49,. II 10000
Sabiski Butler, administrator, 10 Olaf
l. Bernhard, Lots ~ and 20. Daleson
4 Hornady's add TO the town Of Hos .o
Horace c. study. trustee. to Daniel Fo-
ley, Lot Il, ufman Woodside add.
southeastern av. near Woodside aV.. 500
Ella ]. Burnham 10 Oliver J. Kidd, part
Of the e y of the NV 4. Sec 8. TIP Is. u
X l. tCentsr tOWHsAlpe....--.--...... S,OVV.VJ
Mortimer .Gallivan 70 ". 7. Cannon.
trustee. Lot 3, Annie NJ. stilz's Edge,
wood add SANDERS st. near Edgeweod
dNl lVO
w 7 Cannon. trustee, to, Mortimer Gal -.
indianapolis Brewing CO. to Isaac n.
Harlan. Lot A. Cranes add. (Eigh-
Ge eosre" W. ~ Stout Stout @ to samuel s3iu Green. Lot w."
79s. stout's feminist add. Gable st.
Soils RunseIs to VIM. E. keller. Lot AZ.
Marlete Park. Cshriver av, near Mar
wm. L. Clifford to Alphonse Rruner. Lot
us Douglass Park add. alabama ,oo
~, near 18th l.OO
John y. Duncan. executor, 10 Nellie Dun
can Wilson, part OF Lots l and 2. Dun
can, executors. sub Of Duncan's add.
Corner Central av and 18th s)......... 100
Marks Burke to Mary j. Lyons. Lot 6,
John Hoefgenis sub Of Lots 4S TO IS and
Lots g to IS. inclusive. VIM. Y. Wiley's
sub Of part of the e y OF the n e Il.
See 20. TIP 10, r 8. illinois st. near
Jesse E, Heitz to Katherine NJ. Kerns,
av. near Path 10000
James w. McClain to Katherine NJ.
Keans, Lot 20, So IA. Fletcher. jr.'s.
North East add. Columbia av, near
2lst ST. 1900. 90
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NOTICE OF ADVANCE IN OIL STOCKS.

The following euer was received by MOner & Davidson from Mr. II n Dorsey
vice president of the Fagn-DQsey investment Company and secretary If the Fed
eMl crude OIL company, and the Grace onConpany, IN regard to their recent purch
mont Tex Par value of this stock is 80 cents per share but the pRe has advance
70 ~ cents per share since the recent purchases owing to the fact that its holdings
FAR exceed. Its capitalization. MoeNer a Davidson. have listed with them a i'm
TED amount OF TINS stock which they are placing before the public at 20 cents per
Beaumont Tex, June % 1901
Noeler & D%idss9n. Fiscal Agents suite @S Lombard Building Indianapolis Ind
OIL Company have jointly purchased a tract OF ground OF Spindle Top Heights con-
sEing of p feet by IS feet Cwnhn the proven oil field. and on which a well will
be drven at once the price of the Federal stock on and after July l viii be 40 cents
per snare N cents par value The machinery is now. N. the ground and he derrick
to-morrow. This new property is located With 45 feet of the Heyv wood 20 2 well
am within 20 feet the Beatty Well and is surrounded by owing wells and W.
tdc confident We are gong TO get gusheron this property when the we'll ompete
The Chason YELL on Federal ground. is now owl 500 feet and everything is work.
ing smoothly. he indications at this depth are all that could be desired and W.
have every eonhdncs in the world that we are coins ITO have a fowipg we'll upon this
purchases Of ground warrants the change in price OF Federal stock
Trusting taty you may secure some good orders for Federal W reman yours
very, truly. -. FAGIN-DORSEY INVESTMENT CO.
For particulars maps, prospecuses samples OF OIL etc. address
MOELLER s. DAVIDSON,
Suit 373s lombard Bldg. ndianapoIs. Ind Fiscal AGENTS
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In the Time to Come.
Chicago Evening Post.

Have you any evidence to show that
you are entitled 10 a divorce?' asked the
judge.
Plenty OF it, your honor" replied the
man who had been reading the newest
theories relating TO wife desertion and the
effect OF poor housekeeping on home life.
You may introduce IT," said the Judge.
Thareupon the applicant for a divorce
opened a bundle he was carrying. and. with
the air of a man who has conciusiyely
proved his case, produced three pies. two
loaves OF bread. some cake and cookies and
bit OF burned steak.
III your honor will sample these products
of nay wife's culinary efforts" he said.
II think there will be no further room
for argument"
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THE LIVE MARKETS
CATTLE DULL AND VALUES WEAK
Err, SALES SHOWING REDUCTION.
Hogs Opened Steady, but n Slight De-
cline FoIIowed-sheep Quiet-Con-
dition of other

ONION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
July 5.-Cattle-Receipts, 1900; shipments
light. The marketing of cattle for four
days show little change. compared with
the same time last week. The receipts
to-day were liberal, considering the condi-
ton in which the market has been for
several days. but go smaller than last
Friday. The very indifferent demand that
has characterized the market for the past
few days caused dealers to expect that
there would be more moderate receipts.
and therefore everybody was surprised to
find so many cattle here this morning.
The market opened with the same indif-
ference among buyers. and naturally they
were expecting further concessions in
prices. In some instances certain grades
of cattle sold at near steady prices COM
pared with the recent decline, but general
sales were considered about 10c lower than
they have been at any time heretofore
this season. Steers averaging 1921 TO 1855
lbs sold at s5.5Od5.70, with a good kind
averaging around LOO lbs at S65.40 as to
quality. and loads averaging a little more
than that but less desirable sold at s4.70G
4,S1S. Srockers were reported as low as
1915. The top price for heifers was $4.75,
and a large proportion of the supply sold
at S3.75a425 and stockers at s2.75. The
COW market generally was about as un-
satisfactory as it could be. One sale was
reported at $3.50. but s4.25 was considered
the top. and very decent to good cows
sold largely at $3.50n4. Only four loads
Of quarantine Texas cattle were offered
on the market to-day. The demand was
limited, and it was more or less difficult
to transfer the consignments, but COM
paratively satisfactory prices were real
lzed. The loads averaged 1905 TO 1866 lbs
and sold at S4.5e, which is about zoe higher
than the same class Of cattle sold here the
middle of last August. Quotations:
Extra prime steers, 1850 lbs and
upwards So-JVQ 0.oO
lbs 5.25@ $50
Good to choice 100 to l,SoO-lb -
steers Observation-Disclosures. 5.15Q $50
steers 5000 SIS
wards 5.lOQ $40
Plain fat steers, 100 to 1900 lbs. 4.S6G $40
Plain fat steers, LOCO 10 l,lO lbs. 4.50q 40
Choice feeding steers. 1000 TO LOO
lbs f-IoQ foO
Good feeding steers, 900 to 100 lbs 3.75d 4.15
Common TO good stockers...---.-. 3.UJu 4yO
Good to choice heifers............ 4.OOI 4.s5
Fair to medium heifers............. $50 $50
common light heifers. 3.0Od $50
Good to choice 3.5yq 40
Fair 10 medium 5.vod 80
Common old loo 2.75
Veal calves 4-506 500
Heavy calves $500 AS
Prime to fancy export bulls....... 800 4.W
Good to choice butcher BULLS. 300 500
Common to fair bulls.....--.--- 2l5I 30
Good to choice COWS and calves. 4o.0OQ5O.oO
Common TO medium cows and
calves 2y-pOu oO-VO
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Transfers. rs; total consfav+gtEOn.
Building Permits.

Addie S. Jones. frame dwelling, 1907 Senate
avenue, 81, 200.
j. NJ. Stutsman. addition, 2Oes Cooper street,
s25.
Alice E. Huntington, two frame houses, Lin
den street, $500 each.
Charles NJ. Weaver, two frame dwellings,
WOODLAND avenue, $3.50 each.
Daniel Barckdall. addition, 1112 West Washing
ton street. $3.50.
A. II. Nordyke, remodel frame house, 1905 Park
avenue. S3.090.
A. II. Nordyke, frame house, 1908 Park avenue.
5000.
c. H. wilkins. house. 2Sl5 Bellefontaine street.
60 0o
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Money Rates Abroad.

LoNDoN--Money, 1914 Per cent Open mar
ket discounts: Short bills, 25-l6d2 7-16 per
cent; three months bills. 2asa2h per cent. Goa
soils for money, $685. for the account. 90 y-l6.
Spanish tours. 7034. Bullion taken into Bank of
England on balance. $1,000.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London. pom 3skpf
for checks. Discount rates: Short bills, 34 per
cent. three months bills, 3 per cent
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 1907 65c for the
account. Exchange on London, 25f l7isc for
checks. Spanish tours, 7I6o. ex. interest.
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AT NEW YORK.
Big Closed and Minor Mar
kets Very Dull.

NEw YORK. July 5-Holiday conditions OBJ
tanned in nearly all the minor commercial mar
kets today. rhe only large market open was
the Cotton Exchange. The Metal Exchange.
Stock Exchange and Coffee Exchange were
closed. Though DUH. hops We're steady. with
State common TO choice quoted at lsGISc for
1900 crop. and iddiSc for 1898 crop: old. 2Goc.
i5c: old. 2q5c. Rice slow. domestic. sisasac.
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-Representatlve Sales of Steers

Hogs.-Receipts, $500: shipments. 500. The
receipts OF hogs thus far this week are
over 10. 900 smaller than the same period last
week. The opening was quiet. but nearly
all buyers were in the field and statesmen
were asking al least steady prices compared
with Wednesday. There were few transac-
lions reported right at the start, but hnaliy
the supply was moving as readily as eA-
pected. and most of the good hogs were re-
Light mixed grades in not a few instances
were considered 2l5c lower. and consequent
ly prices were not as satisfactory as on
Wednesday. In harmony with reports from
other markets there was a weaker ten
dercy here toward the close, and some or
the last sales were considered n lower
and the bulk of the supply sold at $500
6 Quotations:
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Peultry-Alive weaker:
springers. 14@I7c; TURKEYS, Sc; fowls, I0lzc.
Dressed easy; s%pringers. l5a20c; turkeys, 7qs12c;
fowls. 9Qshc.
ST. LOUIS. July 5.-Poultry steady; chickens.
Sc; springs, l2115c; turkeys, 10c. ducks, &c;
springs. SC; geese, &c; springs, &c.
CINCINNATI, July 5-Poultry frnler; chick
ems, S5q12c; turkeys. 5Hqec.
CHICAGO, july 5.-Ieed poultry about STEADY;
turkeys, Sc; chickens. Sd9c.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, July 5.-Credit balances. s1.05; GER
tihcates. no bid or offer. Runs, two days, l33. $50
brls; average, s6.047 brls. Shipments, two days,
ls4,s12 brls; average, 14,l57 brls-
WILMINGTON, July 5.-Spirits Of turpentine.
nothing doing. Rosin firm at 95cdSl. Crude tur-
pentine firm at 81. Tar firm at $50.
NEW YORK, July petroleum dull. Rosin
quiet. Spirits of turpentine quiet at 36Q261ac.
July 5.-Indiana and South
Linz crude petroleum, &c; North Lima, lsc.
CHARLESTON. July 5.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 32lzc- Rosin firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. July 5.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 3312c. Rosin firm.
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Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ingS and Balances.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paper. 4G4is per
cent: time loans. sac per cent. Clearings, ST.
EOS. S2s. 20; balances. $216. $50 90.
NEW YORK. Prime mercantile paper. 4G51a
per. cent. Sterling exchange easy; actual bust
ness in bankers bills. Sis7S for demand and
s4S5L for sixty days: posted rates, $3.50 and
Si.SSi2; commercial bills, S4.SiRTiS5. Clearings,
s255. l2i. 9S5: balances. SIS. 149. 79t.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. s4.s5 and 81 ASA.
New York exchange. par. Clearings, S31. 226, 643;
balances. 81, l07, 73e.
BOsToN.-Clearings. s27.77l. 74s; balances. ST.
s4e. 493.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sl7.s ,S74; bal
ances. S3.O7S. $50.
ST. L~OUIS.-Money. 517 per cent. New York
exchange, 15c discount bid, par asked. Clear
ings. s9.375.O5l: balances, 81, l73,6l9.
BALTIMORE-Clearlngs. 81. 500, 263; balances,
$3.50, 525.
CONGRATULATIONS. 3kds per cent. New
York exchange, 10ql5c discount. Clearings. 49,
303, $50.
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sTocKYAEDs. INDIANAPo-
LIS. July 5-Cat,le-Receipts nominal: ship
ments none. The receipts are so light that 1t IL
very difncult 10 determine the actual condition
OF the market from transactions made. How
ever. In harmony with conditions elsewhere. II
Is proable that only the very best class OF cattle
could command the prices quoted. For other
than these the market would undoubtedly be
Lover with only a small demand for light. thin
butcher stock All were sold that were offered.
and to-day's closing was quiet at quotations
Loco 20 SHo'oe e. 2o0 : 81
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quotations at st. Louis, baltimore.
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS July 5.-Flour dull; patents. 3.3od
$40 for new, s2sas43.so for cid: extra fancy and
S26502S0 for old. Timothy seed-no trading.
Corn meal steady at 49, Bran nrm ana "a de.
red. cash. gehc; July. 6easc; September. 6s7sc:
December. 66ssc: No. : hard. 6iQ6is.c. Corn
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. July Soften steady. Quo
tations revised. Sales. !, 200 bales. Ordinary, &C;
good ordinary. 6 ll-lsc; low middling. re; mid
ding. sac; good m%iddling. SNc; middling fair.
s1sc nominal, Receipts, LOIS bales: stock. los. III
bales.
NEW YORK. July Spot cotton closed dull:
middling uplaads, SIC; middlins gulf, 9lsc.
Sales, 1000 bales.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, July Sit was a day Of insig-
nihcant changes and absence Of features in the
market for dried fruits. Quotations follow: APP
ples-State common 10 good. 3lsa5c; prime. ga
dried fruits were inactive but steady. Prunes.
2s<@6Ac per 10. as to size and quality. April
Peeled, ll61Sc; unpeeled. sGloc.
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Harry Martin and Katherine Graeter.
John Rogers and Fannie a. Richardson.
John Zemetska and Annie kines.
Carl Noris and Ida Bishop
Elwood n. Meyers and Mary + Fox.
July A.
George +. Davenport and Jennie Rosamond
Landin Richardson and Bessie NJ. Pool
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Dry Goods.

z YORK. July 5.-The market reopened
after the holiday with a very quiet demand on
the spot and barely an average business coming
forward otherwise The tone is unchanged.
sellers showing confidence in the future. Print
cloths are dull but firm. Prints also firm. Lin
ems are in quiet request at fun prices. Burlaps
quiet, but not any easier than a week ago.
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A Custom i'm Danger.
Washington star

WaShlngtOn StdI-
THE Chinese said the man who IA al.
WAYS trying 10 unload back number infor.
nation, have a very curious custom OF
paying all their debts the first OF the
year
well" answered the man who takes
everything seriously. Il guess thx Will
get over that habit when IL comes 10 in
IDENTITIES"
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VITAL STATISTICs-JULY s.
Births.

William and Florence Ringenberger. 1897 Pros
pect street, boy.
Lynn and Helen Holowell. 25o5 College avenue.
girl.
Gustav and Mary K1epple. 2o2s Talbot avenue.
girl.
George c. and Jennie Harper. s24 Michael
street. boy.
Amos and jeanette Buoy. 1917 East Twentieth
Joe and Dora shalansky. ass EssL Washington
street. boy.
Charles and Edna Halfeoberger. l0as South
New Jersey street. boy.
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A WEEKS BANK CLEARINGs.
indianapolis Near the Top of the List
OF Cities That show Gains.

NEW YORK. July 5-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
July 3. with the percentage of increase and de-
crease. as compared with the corresponding
week last year:
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Treasury Balances.

INSTRUMENTATION statement of the
treasury balances in the general fund. exclusive
OF the Sl50.00 900 gold reserve in the division Of
redemption. shows: Available cash balances,
sls5. 4ss. $50; gold. $99. POS. GA.
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Sheep-Receipts. 800; shipments small.
The marketing of sheep and lambs thus
Ear this week shows a decrease of 800
conooared with the same time last week,
The supply was fair. but the quality was
NOT very satisfactory TO buyers. most OF
the arrivals being on the common order.
SonseanenfIv there was no urgent cOmpe-
tition. and statesmen had more or less diff
fculty in disposing of their holdings but a
x.srx fair clearance was made at possibly
Sbade lower prices. The best spring
lambs sold at s. and common to good
Southern lambs brought Saf5o Choice
nrSinarv 10 hest old sheep were reported
ar 81 3. Indications favor a quiet
markell for the near future. Quotations.
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eading futures ranged as follows:

No. . red wheat. 65AQ6si.c. No. ? corn. i6c; No.
? yellow. 45lkc. Nc. 2 oats. 2aQ30c; No. 2 white.
31632c; No. 3 white. 30Q31hc. No. 2 rye. soc.
No. l faxseed. SIS; No. l Northwestern, SIS.
Clover seed, contract grade, $3.50 Prime tiro-
thy seed. S.f5. Mess pork. per brl, sl3.sCGiS.S 8.
Lard, per 100 lbs. sS.5cGS52iz. short-rib sides
Qoose). sT.SOdS. Dry-salted shoulders boxed,
81. 25G so. Short clear sides (boxed). &.251S.35
Whisky. basis OF high wines. IG.
Receipts-Floura e PcQ Iris wheat. $500 bu;
barley. 5000 bu. Shrpments-Flour 1900 bris
wheat. $4,000 bu: corn. 13l,00o bu: oats. $4,000
blu: rye. i6.0M bn: barley. Loo bu.
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metals.
Oatmeal and DYSPEPSIA.

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-Metals steady. Lead firm,
az 4.3Od4 40c Spelter firm at 3.S2ikc.
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Provisions.
Hams-sugar sured. Is lbs average. ia alsHc

Hams-sugar cured. Is lbs average. u49l2lsc:
u lbs average. 12di22,c.
Lard-Kettle rendered. 10hc: pure lard, csc.
clear. SO: rump. SIS.
B~acon-Clear sides. 80 10 81 lbs average. lOIc:
81 &c A. lbs average, l0sc. 20 TO so lbs average,
l0Ac: clear bellies. . 20 50 lbs average, 10Lc: IS
TO % lbs average. lose. Il 10 Is lbs average.
Ike; clear backs. 20 10 25 lbs average. 10Ac: IL
70 is lbs average. 104c; 6 10 9 lbs average. lC4c.
In dry salt &c less.
shouldsrs-lS lbs average. SIC; 10 to II lbs av-
erage. 9Ac-
seeds.
Glover. choice. prime. $3.50: Engllsh. choice.
s6TS.50: alsike. choice. S7GS: alfalfa. choice.
Ss0550. crimson or scarlet clover. s.. 1850. tim
othy, A. lbs. prime. Ss.30d2 40: strictly prime.
bluegrass. "a lbs. s2G2-5o. German millet. 70aS9c:
Western German miiiet. 70d sic; common millet.
g. 20d2 %. choice. S2l5Q2 20. fancy Kentucky. "a
lbs. s.. 20: extra clean. 6oG75c; orchard grass. ex-
ira. Sl.5odl75: red top. choice. S0cQs1.75: En-
glish. 65dToc-