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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-16
TRADE In GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

LIVERPOOL. Feb 15.-wheat-spot steady:
No northern spring IS lid No. 2 red West
Corn-SpOt quiet: American mixed. new. IS 2iad:
AneI1esn mS ss E Sio ouiS Ss , @lan
firm at Sc. Hops, al London. Pacific coast. firm
at SO losqs4 s. Beef arm. extra India mess.
Hams-Short cut Il 10 l6 lbs. steady az ass.
Bacon-Cumberlsnd cut rs to 80 lbs. steady at
clear middes IS 10 "a lbs, quiet at ass: long
clear middles. heavy. So to 80 lbs. quiet az
45s CD clear bellies. Ia TO le lbs steady at f9s;
shoulders, square. IL to Is lbs. quiet at S6s
As Cd American refined, in pals. quiet
ass 3D. Butter steady; finest United states.
lean finest. white. ass cd; American finest,
colered. 4ss Sd. Taliow-Prime city steady at
2Ss Cd; Australian, in London, firm at Sls Cd.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l5.-F1our dull: red winter
$5.5OQS.70; clear. s3.25QS.4o Timothy seed nom
Bran duii sacked east tFs s ssSso wheat
s7lsqSsc; May. s5SGsec; July, 7SAg7s5c; No. ?
hard. 1SgSoc. Corn higher; No. z. cash. 62Ac;
track Sc s May tr So july s NO
633s Q6Sl3c. Oats higher; No. cash. 445zc; track.
+se' RS: rm al S2lse. PORK higher: ,oSbins
sl5;S5 for old. slso5 for new; Lard better az
and clear ribs. ss.e2iz; clear sides. SSH Bacon
(bOXed) frmer; extra shorts and clear ribs.
S9.S7s; clear sides. ss.s2h. Hay-Timothy steady
steady at Sl3l- Iron cotton ties, 81 Bagging.
bS2Q64sc. Hemp Irvine. &C. ReceiptS-FlOur,
5000 brs; wheat. rs 900 bu; corn, $1,000 bu: oats.
1900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1900 brls: wheat.
So. 900 bu; corn, $4,000 blu: oats. 10000 bu-
BALTIMORE, Feb. l5-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat dull: spot. the month and
? red s07sd8ic; Southern, by sample. 77dS5kc:
Southern, grade, S2hGS5l4c. Corn fiTmer:
mixed, spot, the month. March and May, 65h0
65s4c; steamer mixed. 64464Lc: Southern white
corn, 66d67lzc; Southern yellow corn, 65d66c.
oats steady No. 2 white, 49c, sales No
mixed. 4Sc, nominal Rye frm: No. 2 nearby
67d8sc; No. Western sSd6sc. Sugar firm and
unchanged; fine and coarse granulated, 4s1kc.
KANSAS cry, Feb. l5.-Wheat-May 7sk9
76&c: July, 75Ad75Ac; cash. No. hard. 1910
7sc: No. red. SIC; No. spring. 74d75tIc. Corn
May. 62&g627tc; September, 607sc; cash. No. 2
mixed SIC; No. white. sc. Oats-Ao. white.
&c. Receipts-Whsst, 5000 bu; corn. q. 200 bu;
oats, 1900 bu. Shipments-Wheat, r. 500 bu;
corn. 10000 bu; oats. 1900 bu-
CINCINNATI, Feb. l5.-Flour quiet. Wheat
firm; No. 2 red SOC. Corn quiet: No. mixed
6SizG64c oats steady; No. 2 mixed. 46kc Rye
steady; No. 2. 66hd67c. Lard steady at 50 20.
Bulk meats firm at SS.S5 Bacon quiet at s. IS.
Whisky (dstilers' finished goods steady on
basis OF Sl.3l. Sugar quiet.
TOLEDO, Feb I5.-Wheat dull and firm: Nav
s7lsc; July. size Corn dull and firm; May and
seed-February S5.75: March, S5.77k
May. 75AG754sc; July. 76izd76kc. On track: No
/ hard. 1850; No. 1 northern. 75hc; No 2
northern, 735sd74Ac.
DULUTH. Feb. l.-Wheat-No. I hard Tsc:
No northern, 72I1c; No. 1 northern. 75c: May
nc: July. 777sc. Corn. 61izc.
MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 15.-Barley lower; No a
6S1zq64c; sample. 55ge3hc.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Flour-Receipts,
14.7eO brIs.: exports. 2.S59 brls: fairly active
with firm undertone, but no active ad-
vance; winter patents. SS-75I425; winter
straights, S3.70G395; Minnesota patents,
Sc. 9Od415; winter extras. $685.; Minnesota
bakers. 81 95G3.9 winter low grades. s. SOQ
go. Rye flour dull; fair TO good. S3.25a3.4 40;
choice fancy. S3.50as75. Cornmeal quiet;
yellow Western. s1-27; city. SIS; Brandy
wine. S3.6Oa3.7O. Rye steady; No. Western.
66lLc f. O. b. afioat; state 64q65c. c. f. T.
New Yory carlots Barley dull: feeding. 63a
soc. c. /. +. New York; mating, 6Sq72c. C. l.
f. New York.
Wheat-Receipts. $500 bu; exports, 4.5s5.
bu. Spot firm; No. red. SSss f. o. b. anoat
sOssc elevator; Mol northern Duluth. s6Isc,f
o. b. afloat; No. hard Manitoba. sac. T.
o. b. afioat. Sustained by Unexpectedly
higher cables and light speculative OFFER
ings wheat was steady in the face OF more
favorable crop news; closed firm at &c net
advance: May, S4GS4 3-1ec. closed at S4lc:
July closed a SIC, September. at S3Iec
Corn-Receipts, .. 400 bu: exports. ]. 1872 bu.
Spot firm. No. ,. b5lkc elevator. 6skc T. o. b.
afioat Gables furnished stability TO corn
during the forenoon in connection with
small receipts and light offerings; closed
firm and partly &c net higher: May, 557s6i
67isc. closed at e7isc; July closed at exc:
September at 65izc-
oats-Receipts. $500 bu; exports, go bu.
Spot steady: No. z. ssc: No. 3. 4Sc: No .
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vi. II. III. =. Notes.

The Forum Debating Society will meet
tomorrow afternoon.
The Hykya fraternity will be entertained
by John Stuckenburg tomorrow evening.
The NJ. T. II. S. Literary and Debating
Club will hold its weekly meeting to-mor-
row afternoon.
The school is very crowded since the
pupils from the lower grades entered.
There are about ], 400 students on the roll.
The first edition of the Mirror the school
class, will appear tomorrow. The pupils
are exceedingly interested in this number
il is said the present class will attempt
to publish the best paper since 1T was be-
gun.
The topic of conversation in the halls of
the school is now concerning the recent
rule about athletes who fail in any sub
ject being disqualified from taking part in
any event where the school enters. If this
rule is enforced the baseball team will be
crippled by the loss of five members, in
Guiding Manager Jimmy Gilchrist and
Walton. last years star pitcher 1t is
hoped that Principal Emmerich will re-
consider his action, and many prominent
students think he will, although 1t is not
known how he feels about the matter. An
effort will be made to induce the Short
ridge High School TO adopt the same rule
concerning DIS" but the North Side pu-
pills are not favorable TO such action, and
the chances are the rule will not be en-
forced in the school.
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SATURDAY A GOOD DAY
TRADE Is INCREASING AND PRICES
ARE STEADY AND FIRM.
Dry Goods Houses Have n Good Spring
and Recorder Business-Grain
Arrivals More Numerous.

Taken in the aggregate. trade in the week
ended on Feb. Is. in most lines. was better than
had been anticipated in view of weather condi-
lions. The commission houses have managed
TO dispose of a good many goods. most Of the
fruits and vegetables being shipped in warmed
cars. The wholesale grocers had fairly busy
week. the temperature having less effect on
their lines Of goods. Shipments Of sugar, coffee,
syrups. rnoIasses. canned goods and evaporated
fruits were large for this season Of the year
and prices ruled steady through the entire week.
The dry goods houses report their business as
being fully up TO expectations. Retail merchants
stocking up literally for spring and sum-
trade, and replenishing winter stocks
fast necessary. In prices there was not
a change during the entire week. There seems
TO be a good deal of activity In the wool market,
and prices are very firm all grades at the
recently revised prices. The produce market
continues in strong position on light receipts
and active demand Poultry and butter are
fast movers, and eggs are IN better request than
a week ago. regardless Of the high range of
prices. AS for some time past provisions are
fast movers in a domestic way. and prices are
being favorable for increased sales OF nam,
bacon and all smoked meats. Wholesale mer-
chants and commission men all anticipate
good business when real spring weather sets in.
which Will be welcomed to extent not Ordi-
narily realized in Indiana
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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.


Room John L. McMaster Judge
George McCaslin VS.. Home Brewing Co.;
appeal. Defendant dismisses. Judgment
against defendant for costs.
James Alexander VS.. Mamie Alexander;
divorce. Submitted and evidence heard.
Finding and decree for plaintiff at his
costs.
vorce. Submitted and evidence heard.
Finding and decree for plaintiff at her
cost
Thomas Huston VS.. Josephine MarschaI;
damages. Plaintiff dismisses. Judgment
against defendant for costs.
Chas. Baswitz VS.. Ethel Baswitz; divorce.
Finding and decree for plaintiff at his
Lee Long vs.. s. H. Knox & Co; damages.
Settled by agreed judgment for SO.
Room 3-vinson Carter, Judge
Brazil Block Coal Co. VS.. Bern r. Batty
ct al; account. Finding and judgment for
plaintiff against defendant, Bern r.. Batty.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
Daniel A. Chenoweth VS.. Standard Tack
and Brad Co.; recevership. Intervening
petition of Henley submitted to court;
to pay petitioner $l65.24, as preferred.
William l.. Patty VS.. Lavonia Turpen
Ross ct al; partition Commissioners final
report of distribution approved. Commits
sioner discharged and trust closed.
John r. WEIGH, trustee, VS.. James E.
Mann; foreclosure. Plaintiff dismisses
cause as to defendant Ripley.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Emile Denk VS.. City of Indianapolis:
damages. Demand. $4,000. Superior Court,
Room /.
Rose NJ. Busick VS.. City of INDIANAPOLIS;
damages. Demand, $1,000. Superior Court,
Room 2.
Robert NJ. Leck VS.. Indianapolis Street.
railway Co.; damages. Demand $4,000.
Circuit Court.
William Schrolucke VS. John Shannon;
account. Superior Court Room 2
DyneS Lumber Co. VS.. Commercial Insur-
ance CO. OF New Albany, Ind, ct al; to
declare deed of conveyance a mortgage.
Circuit Court.
Rebecca a. Spain VS.. Edna Pearl Spain:
petition for committing feeble-minded per-
SON. Circuit Court
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NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Butter-Receipts. lfu
packages. Market firm: State dairy, 20d27c:
State creamery, 22d2sc; June creamery. I7G2454cI
renovated, l5izQ2Sc factory, l5Q2Oc. Cheese
Receipts. J. SOS packages. Market strong; State
full creams. small early made. fancy colored.
1+Glzc State full creams, small early made,
fancy white 1l&Gl2c; large early made colored,
l0&a11c: large early made. white I0n9lic
Eggs-Receipts. 443s packages. Market firm;
state and Pennsylvania. l3lzc: Western a. marx
BIC: Southern. al mark &c.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I5.-Butter firm but
quiet. extra Western creamery. 29c: extra near
by prints, Sic Eggs lc higher. fresh nearby
33c: fresh Western. &c: fresh Southwestern. ssc:
fresh Southern. SIC. Cheese firm. New York full
creams. fancy, small l1zQl1&c; New York full
creams. fair 10 choice, SizQl1c.
BALTIMORE. Feb 15.-Butter firm and un-
changed fancy Imitation. 20G22c: fancy cream
cry 2sGS0c: fancy ladle. 17G19c: fancy roll l78
lsc: good roll. 15Qlsc; store packed, l4Glec Eggs
firm and higher: fresh. 32d53c. Cheese nrua and
higher; large. nkquzc; medium. I2QI2.c:
small, l24Gl2zc.
CHICAGO Feb. 15-On the Produce exchanges
to-day the butter market firm: creamerfess
I7GZsc; dairies 16Q22c. Cheese firm al lO17lao
Eggs strong: fresh, 2s630iac.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 15.-Eggs higher: fresh
Missouri and Kansas, 27lzc. loss OF. cases re-
turned. new wildwood cases included. sc
CINCINNATI. Feb. Eggs hrmer AZ 20
Butter steady. Cheese steady. Ohio fat. lie
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 15-Butter firm: creamerx-
22q2Slzc; dairy. Bqz3c- Eggs higher az sc.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT.


1874. Nathan G. Dixon VS. James II. Poe
Sullivan c. c. Appellee's brief
1882. Chicago * Southeastern Railway
Company VS.. Charles Kenney ct al. Clay
c. c. Appellees' brief; petition for rehear-
ing,
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
$50. August Aldag VS.. Olive OFT. With
drawal of request for oral argument
3925. Louisa G. Emmerick vs. Harry I.
Miller ct al. Appellees' petition for re-
hearing.
1865 George W. Hedrick VS.. Lulie w.
Robbins. Marion S. c. Appellee's special
appearance, motion to dismiss with no.
tice and authorities.
1885. American Tin-plate Conpanv VS.
David a Williams. Madison s. c Addi-
tional transcript.
1916. New Albany Trust Company ct al
VS.. William H. Powell executor ct al
Jefferson c. c. Appellants petition to ad-
4347 Mary A. Crane VS.. Frank E. Osorn.
executor. Laporte c. c. Record. assign
ment of errors. In term. Bond Notice
4147. Chicago. Indianapolis & Louisville
Railway Company Us. Lucinda Barnes ad-
ministratrix. Montgomery c. c. Appel
lant's brief.
1874 Lake Erie & Western Railway Com
pany ct al. VS.. Richard G. Chairman. adj
ministrator. Delaware c. c. Appellee's
brief.
1893. James d. Maris VS. Lillian L. Mas
tin. Marion c. c. Appellants brief
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indianapolis Grain Market.

During the last day or two there has been an
Increase in receipts OF grains. while prices have
ruled steady and firm. Dealers showing
more interest than in the early part Of the week.
and all arrivals are taken readily at the follow
ing range Of prices on the track, as furnished
by the secretary of the Board of Trade:
Wheat steady: No red. SIC track: No.
red. SEC milling freight; No. red. s3QS5c
track; SIC track: wagon wheat. SIC.
Corn-No. A white. 64c; No white, 64c; No.
white. &C. No. white. 6OQ6 &c. No. white
mixed, 6212c; No. 3 white mixed, 62l2c; No. 1
white mixed. 5Sizd6Okc; No. yellow. csc: No.
mixed, 621zci No. mixed, 62i5c; No. 4 mixed,
6s1za60i2c; ear corn. 64c.
Inspectons-Corn: No. white. 16 cars; No.
4 white l. No white mixed p No white
mixed, 2; No mixed, 3; No. mixed /; total,
q cars. Oats: No. mixed, cars. Hay: No.
! Timothy. l car: No. 2. 2: clover. 1: total.
During the last three days there has been a
marked increase in offerings the wagon mar
ket and in the early part OF Saturday the high
est quotations were made on choice hay and corn
in good condition. But in the afternoon some
articles over for Monday. STILL taken a
whole Saturday was a good day on the market.
Prices at which stuff Sold reported by the
wagon weighmaster, ruled as follows:
COrn-71074c per bu-
Oats-4Sd50c per bu.
Hay-Timothy, choice. s12G13: mixed, s10a11;
clover, S9G10. according TO quality.
Sheaf Oats-Sl0dl2 per ton.
Straw-S6d7 per ton, according to quality.
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Oils.

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-Petroleum quiet: refined
New York. Zoo: Philadelphia and Baltimore
7.l5c; Philadelphia and Baltimore. In bulk 455c
Rosin steady; strained common % good. U.s.
Spirits q turpentine dull at ssiz0s5c.
SAVANNAH Feb 15.-spiri>s OF turpentin.
firm at sc ROsin firm. Quote: A H. C -
81 27lk: +, H.32ia. +. N37lz: q. Ns5: II 81 50.
L sl75; X, 81 IS; N. s. 3; y. S325; window gIass
s. So water white. S3S.
OIL CITY, Feb. i5.-Credit balances. 81 IL: GER
tifcates. bid or offers. Runs "a 2g1 hrIss
average 542i4 brls; shipments. 72.547 brls: aver
age. So 40l bris.
WILMINGTON. Feb. 15-Spirlts of turpentfne
nothing doing Rosin nothing doing C.rr1da
;urpentine firm al N-55 70 Sz.0. Tar firm al
81 %.
MONTPELIER. Feb. 15.-Crude petroleum.
steady; North Lima, sc; South Lima and In
diana, SOC.
CHARLESTON. Feb l5.-spirits OF turpentin.
and rosin unchanged.
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FLATS OF THE CITY.
CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 9, PART

CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 9, PART u
S W 4 Of Sec "a. TIP 16, r 8. Center
Ida SoW 3. Stanley to Norvai A secord. i''''00
part Of the Of T the be 4 Of the
above ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
ney's sub OF Wash Black. admins
traitors. add (Grace av, near Rigney
joseph loser G. Barker to Mamie v Newsom, ~"
Lot &c, Mullaney & Cooper's n. In
Pf HaH@p0iHf o% %aq to Harvey HUFFMAN 10000
ct TX, Lot 50, Lockwood & McClains
add ;............... .................... 10000
W lewis M H Rsnhim Lot ct al rwes sfg'q gt to
indianapolis add. McLain st, near
Ahn amo R Y s to chas. Reese. Lot 5000
near 18th ST. 10000
2. S. A ,C Fletcher. jr.'s. Sec 81, TIP
heirs add. CIssouri st. near 18th st)
vile sub of Holiness West End add.
bismarck av. 10th st)............. 250o 90
Lila Ri HqsglsT to Albert stcb Wheat so Lot
Brookside add Corner Dearborn and
Auditor aUfR s's Of Marion county to Seth NJ 10000
Richcreek, Lot 81 Blk %, y. Indian
apolis. Corner Roache and Clifton
Auditor Of Marion county to Seth n
JohnsOn's heirs add..................... 9237
Auditor of Marion i,,ii;I county to- to German
"A o.
Yandes's sub Of Outlet 129..-........... 1890
Auditor of Marion county 70 Lorenz
Schmidt, Lots % and 80, Greenieafs
2d add to Brightwood. edward st,
near 30th st) .........-................... ss5
Elijah w Knapp to Henry r. Walls
Lot 9. Blk II. Beaty's add. Napoleon
ST. lie Grande av)-....-.......-.... 100
Frederick W. Kettermelnrch et al TO
Emile L. Levilin. Lot 100. Kappes
& Franks sub. in Sec - Tp Is r s.. 600 90
Henry Ketterheinrich TO Emile Levilin,
Geo. B. Higgins to sarah J. Hirhtshue i'O'O0
ct al. the !. Of the 4 of Sec
%. Tp Is, r 2 Wayne township. 1000 On
Ida T Shultz 70 Harry W Beazell et
ux Lot ia. Douglass Park add. (New
Gertrude 3. Glazer et al 10 Lewis
Herdel. Lot ;. Tweed's 1st W. Indian
spolis add. (McLain st, near Lambert
Thos J. Hamilton 10 Frank NJ Page
Lot 2 Schumacher's z. WASHINGTON
So add washington ST, near Forest
Ida G. smith TO John p KRAFT. part
Of the n y Of the i OF Sec %
TIP Is. 3. (Wayne township. 1000
Willis h Miller, commissioner to Frank
Smith. Lot y. and part Of Lot 13.
Frank smith to Henderson W Turpin.
same as above .............-. 5000
Frederick Weisenheimer 10 Prosper
Tp Is. 3. WAYNE. township -. 10000
Edmund p Gall et al. to Albert Gan.
part OF Lot 4. So IS. city Of Indian
apOlis .--.---------..----- Leo
Henry Eitel TO Joshua A Compton. Lot
% Blk .. Nordyke HollowelFs
Grandview add also. part OF Lot "a
]. A and Margaret Bruce's add. 1000 90
Transfers 80: total consideration. ISL. SOs 10
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IN THE COURTS.
Petitions i'm Bankruptcy.

Robert F. Helm. of this city. live stock
dealer. filed a petition in bankruptcy yes
terday in the United States Court His la
bilities are $5,S77 and his assets are 500.
w. E. White, of Williamsburg, filed a
petition stating that he owes $4,000 and has
the same amount
George w. Andeson, of Charlottesville,
states his liabilities at 1919 and his assets
at 1920.
George w. Lockman, jr., Of Mooney
gives his debts at SlS65 and his assets at
1912.
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Poultry and Other Produce.

prices paid by shippers.)
Young turkeys. 10 to L lbs SC per ID; hens
Sc. cocks Sc: young chickens, Sc; ducks, &C.;
geese, S4SG per doz.
Cheese-New York fun creams, 13c; domestic
Swiss lie: brick, lie; limburger, 13c.
Butter-Choice roll, lac per Id; poor. No. 2,
Sd10c.
Reeswax-50c for yellow. Csc for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese, soc per ID; prime duck.
20c per 10.
Wool-Merchantable medium, 16c; bury and
unr,erchantable, 3G5c less; coarse grades, 15c;
fine merino 13615C; tub washed, 25G2Sc.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salted Hdes-No. !, TIC; Nc. 2 SIC;
No ! calf 10c: No. calf, Sic
Csrease-White. &c; yellow, SIC; brown PIC.
TalloW-No. ], 512c; No. 2, &c.
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Suit to Recover Money.

Peter Morgan, member of the gypsy
band encamped at Hammond Park, north
east of the city, brought suit yesterday in
Justice Shocks court against his mother,
claiming she withheld between $500 and 500
fe
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Smoke Gases Dismissed.

The cases in Police Court against the
Grand Lodge, F. and A. NJ. Masons, the
Y. NJ. c. A, the Commercial Club and the
Occidental Hotel for violations of the smoke
ordinance were dismissed yesterday In
each case it was shown that an earnest
effort was being made to obey the law.
and that in three of the cases changes in
the heating plants had caused the viola
tiOnS charged.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Trading in all de-
partments of the metal market to-day was very
slow. Prices. rule, were unchanged. Pri-
vate cables from London We're negative in char
acter and there no open market there
Locally the tin market steady TO firm at
a47sG25c and small johbing sales were
made that basis Copper ruled about steady,
with lake quoted at l2kc 70 l2$c electr0lytic
at PIC to nc. and casting l2isc TO 127sc
Lead steady to firm at 4isc. Spelter
quiet and unchanged at 4.10G4l5c. Iron was
firmly held but quiet.
ST LOUIS. Feb. 15.-Metals steady. Lead firm
at 4ds. csc. Spelter quiet at 3.90c.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. Feb. l5-Poultry-Allve steady
and lower; springers, l0zGlic: turkeys i2aIsc:
fowls. 12c. Dressed steady: sprIngerS l0r7lRo.
fowls. 12Gl3c; turkeys. 1tal5tzc.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. l5.-POultry slow: chickens
Sc; turkeys. l0i4Gliac. ducks. ioc: geese. sdsi,c
CHICAGO Feb. 15.-Dressed pouliry steaayt
turkeys. 10dlsizc; chickens. S41oc-
CINCINNATI. Feb. 15-Poultry quiet; chick
ems. sa13c: turkeys. sizQliisc.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-The sales Of n-s,,
cloths OF all kinds at Pail River this veek 80
estimated az fully 10000 pieces. BIDS OF "a. -
cent. for regulars still declined BY seilS-.
The market here has been quiet. but very firm
and higher prices are looked Tor In various Ire.
o. goods the C-orro,
yarns are IN better request and advancirg
Worsted yarns are nrm Wooden yarns Efeaav
Linen and jute yarns strong.