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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

gust q 6llu neutrality-suspicious..
Sem r%ith0fundur og skald Der Hugo
oil merki hinna Miklu byltinga, sem elm
kendu samtio hans og sjalfan ham 1
sti6rnmalunum. Ham var h6fundur
q6momtsshu stefnunnar 1 skaldskap 10.
aldarinnar. Mj6g sjaldan kemur fyrir
spaug og gaman s0gum hans og loo
UNI. Honum var await alvara. Valdi
hans a malinu er v%iobrug6i6. Hugsanir
hans cru oftast ems og 0ldugangur a sj6.
Ham fer med mann dr emu 1 annao, an
pess ma6ur atti sig hvert ham 1 Pao og
pa6 skifti6 er az fara. Ham slengir
heilum kap1tulum at heimspekilegum
hugleioingum inn 1 s0gur s1nar. Enginn
hefur betur kunna6 a6 lysa nattdrunni
e6a segja fra vioburoum Ell ham. Aldrei
hefur visit na%tttru0funum veri6 betur
lyst en- s0gunni hans "Les Travailleurs
de la Mer" (Sjofarendurnir). Hv1nandi
hafroki6, 0skrandi 6ve0rio og magnleysi
mannsins i peim hrikaleik, er umtalsefni
hans 1 peirri box. En- hvao lysingar q
vi6buroum %snertir, kemur snild hans
hvergi betur 1 lj6s en- 1 fras6gunni UNI
orustuna a Waterloo 1 s0gunni "Les
Miserables."
Pao, sem s6rstaklega einkennir Victor
Hugo, er mann16in. Ham er mann16ar-
innar skald. Me6aumkunin viroist hafa
vcri6 sterkasta thinning hjarta hans.
Htlunarverk hans er a0 tala mali aum-
ingjanna, enda heitir merkilegasta sagan
hans Les MSseru1les, sem pyoir "Aumingj-
amir" I'm pa box hefur Tolstoi sagt, 40
hun sc hin fegursta b6kmenta perla 49,.
aldarinnar. Hugo vann a6 peirri miklu
ritsm1o 1 20 ar. Ham byrja6i a s0gunni
1916, en- lauk ekki VIC hama fyr en- 1862.
Les Mlser0bles Der af blum manndoar-
s6gum. I kj6lfar hennar siglir MI hin
mikla box: Tolstois "Upprisan." Til sam
anburoar h6fum YER az s0nnu ensku
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fra s0mu It'd.
I'm sama leyti 1852 kom lit box Harriet
Beecher Stowe, sem mikilli hylli atti az
fagna her 1 Amer1ku og svo g6oan patti
atti i az lGtta okinu af svertingjunum.
"Adam Bede" og "Silas Mariner" eftir
George Eliot komu 1T UNI s0mu mundir,
hin fyrri 1858 og hin s10ari 1861. Narri
ALTAR bakur Charles Dickens tala l1ka
mali "aumingjanna." En- engin Pessi box
getur p6 jafnast a vic Les Misera6les.
G0fugri salir hafa visit sjaldan verio
syndar m0nnunum en- salir peirra Myriels
biskups, sem er pers6nugerfingur hins
kristilega mannkarleika og ~ljdfmensku,
og Valjeans, sem er 1mynd g6fugleikans
og sjalfsafneitunarinnar. Frakkneskur
ritd6mari elm merkur, M. LIE Breton,
hefur sagt 1 ny-dtkominni ritgero, ao
ekkert sc fegurra til / b6kmentum helms
ms heldur en- samtal peirra Myriels og
Valjeans1 Les Misera6les. Her kemur
1itia hrOt In holm LaAo.
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MONEY OUTLOOK is BAD
SURPLUS RESERVE PROBABLY WILL
BE CUT IN TWO TO-DAY.
Price Movements in stocks Are Spas
modic and without Special Sig
nifcance-Gains and Losses.

NEW YORK, March THE stock mar
ket to-day showed evidence of conflicting
emotions on the part of the professional
spectators who make up the present mar
ket. There was something of a struggle
during the early part of the day to keep
prices upwards, and a number of special
ties shot up in the way which has become
so familiar of late. Others, which were
violently advanced yesterday, showed
tendency to an abrupt relapse. The general
active list took on its recently sOmnolent
condition, suggesting that the demand from
the short interest, which caused yester-
days sharp rise, had been satisfied. The
notice that 81, O0OOc0 of the gold engaged for
tO-morrow's steamer had been withdrawn
from export had a mild stimulating effect
on the market, but the later forecast Of
to-morrow's bank statement showed suf-
ficient ground for apprehension still re-
naming of the rate of depletion of the
New York bank reserves. The report that
the government had filed its suit against
the Northern Securities Company with the
United States Court at st. Paul also caused
a ripple of alarm, although ii has been
abundantly fOreseen and presented no new
phase in the case. The preliminary figures
that the banks have lost cash TO the eX-
tent of nearly 5000. 0OO including the gold
exported or Thursday, but not including
the S2,3000O0 to go on to-mOrrow'S steamer.
The apprehension is, therefore, that the
small surplus may be cut in TWO. With
the present dimensions of the deposit and
cash items in the New York banks the sur
plus at its present figures is almost wholly
nominal anyway and variation Of few
millions has little effect on the proportion
of the reserve. The hardening tendency of
the money market is a convincing evidence,
however, that the banks are not anxious at
present to extend their credits. OF the
days special movements Colorado Fuel
was most conspicuous with a feverish re-
action which reached points at one time.
Chicago 81 Northwestern, after a rise or
~, also turned downward and fell at one
time 312 under last night. On the side of
advances st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
added points TO its price and the pre-
ferred 3. The rise Of over points In Ev-
anSville & Terre Haute was in response to
yesterdays rise in Chicago & Eastern Hi
nois. Westinghouse Electric advanced ga,
Brooklyn 31a, American Cotton Oil 4$4 and
two on reports of intended consolidation.
There was, besides, a long list of obscure
stocks with l TO point advances to their
credit, all of which were more or less i'm
paired by the late reaction. The market
closed rather easy in spite of late rise in
Colorado Southern and Mexican National.
To-days bond market continued rather
dull, but was firm. Total sales at par
value were $2,750,000 United States twoS,
new tours, coupon, Is per cent. on the last
call.
Following are the days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. March .-Butter-Reeeipts 3269
packages. Market steady: State dairy, 3O0D26c;
state creamery, 22Q2Sc; creamery held, 2ld24l5c;
renovated, 16qSl9c: factory, 16g21c. Cheese
receipts 1884 packages Market firm; State
l2H9l2%c; State full creams, small early made
fancy white, 12laQl2%c; full creams, largs fall
made FANCY colored, 111zQ11Ac full creams.
large fall made. fancy white, Ih@n%c. Eggs
Receipts, Goa packages Market easier; State
and pennsylvania, 25c; Western, at mark, 25c
southern, at mark, 24Q2412c.
PHILADELPHIA March 7.-Butter steady,
with fair demand; extra Western creamery,
in fair demand; fresh nearby. 26c; fresh West
ern, 26o; fresh Southwestern, 26o; fresh South
ern 25c. Cheese firm; New York full creams
fancy small 12Ac; New York full creams, fair
TO choice. 1O1sd121sc.
BALTIMORE, March Butter firm and I'M
changed; fancy imitation, 20922c; fancy cream
cry, &c; fancy ladle, Tq1sc; fancy roll, 10000;
firm and unchanged; fresh. 25d26c. Cheese firm
and UNCHANGED; large. u&012c; medium, 121sG
121sc; small. 12AQ12&c.
KANSAS CITY. March Eggs lower on I'M
settled. declining Eastern markets; quoted on
'Change at l6c, at mark, new No. whiteWood
cases included cases returned, 1910.
CHICAGO March 7-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creameries,
1Sq25c; diaries, 1S15Q23c. Cheese steady at los.
Ql2Ac- Eggs weak; fresh 1sc.
CINCINNATI, March Eggs easier and lower
at 1l1sc- Butter firm. Cheese firm; Ohio
fat, lie.
ST. LOUIS. March 7.-Butter steady; cream
cry, 2O15g2Sc; dairy, Ia21c. Eggs higher at 17c.
LOUISVILLE, March Butter common and
medium l5ql6c per ID; good, lie. Eggs, 24c.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICES.
Generally Lower Level of Prices Due
Chiefly to Inertia.
Meyer & Kiser's Telegram. ]

Meyer g. kiser's telegram
NEW YORK, March 7.-Rumored cancel
ing of a million or two of gold shipments
had an optimistic effect on the early mar
ket. A big slump in Colorado Fuel, how
ever, weakened the whole list, Northwest
ern and Tennessee Coal particularly dis
playing sympathetic weakness. The ses-
sion was another day of specialties, with
strength In odd spots. Reports that there
will be no coal strike should have a good
effect on Reading, and friends are predict
ing a big improvement in the issue. The
squirt in Colorado Fuel and Iron was de-
clared to be premature owing to the fact
that the big Eastern short interest in the
stock got scared and bought savagely.
Mexican National was conspicuous, es-
pecially toward the end of the session, be-
ing lifted over a point on heavy dealings.
The cause was the rumor Of Southern Pa
cific control, and the buying was called
good. The general local stock situation Is
remarkable for the fact that the points on
B. & O., Colorado Fuel, Tennessee Coal
and Iowa Central strengthen daily. 1t is
very improba BILE that the expected bank
statement or fears of a higher money rate
caused the weakness in to-day's market,
but rather the fact that the impetus ac-
quired by Northwestern and Colorado Fuel
during the week has failed TO attract suffi-
cient commission business to hold up the
boosted prices.
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ribs. So 25as. s7ls: clear sides. $3.50. Hay firm;
timothy. silGltGo; prairie ss:iOal2 50. Whisky
5Izdssso. Hemp Irvine, &c. Receipts-Flour 5000
brls; wheat. 1900 bu: corn 5000 bu; oats $500
bu; corn, $500 bu oats $500 bu.
LOUISVILLE, March 7.-Wheat-No. red and
longberry. Soc; No. red and longberry, sc APP
pies. sun-dTied. SIC per ID for bright Sqs1fc for
Timothy seed, 81 s5q5IO per bu: extra clean
blue grass. Sc: red TOP. l4c per Blu; red clover.
track. siLnQ15: clover. slO.5Oa1I.5O; straw. s5g
onions. 15c per coz Leaf lettuce s1.25 per bu.
Turnips, 81 per bril- Cabbage, S1.35 per brl. Pep
pers. 81 per crate.
BALTIMORE. March Flour quiet and prices
unchanged. Wheat firm; spot, contract, SZAu
s24sc; No. red. ss&c; the month s2Ads2asc
May. s2lzds25sc; steamer No. 2 red. SOls9s0lzc
sOAqsS%c Corn dull; mixed spot the month
and April 6islGe5c May. 651sq67ssc steamer
mixed SS3g,SS.c Southern white corn
2 white, 4sl4c; No. mixed. 4SGRlac. Rye dull
No; nearby, CSC; No. Western. e7qeSc. Sugar
nrm; me and coarse graduated, 4sl1zc
KANSAS CITY, March 7.-Wheat-May. 74isc;
July. 74c; cash. No. hard 71&973c; No red,
s2o September 5se Cash. 1 20 mixed Uh SIZE
No. white, 65c. Oats-No. white. 45laQ46Ac
heat - 500 6u corn 81 400 6u' oats
1890 bu; oats. 27.0O0 bu.
CINCINNATI. March Flour quiet Wheat
mf2e ssc 5sd s teadT NO Corn 5m H4
Rye dull; No. 2, SAC Lard quiet at 1910. Bull
meats easy at &.55. Bacon quiet at So 80. Whis
ky-Distillers finished goods active basis Of
H.30. Sugar quiet.
LIVERPOOL March 7-Wheat-Spot. No. rec
Western winter steady at SIS Id: No. L northern
spring firm at IS I'd No. 1 California. no stock
Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed, new, IS 11zd
American mixed, old, 5s pad. Bacon-Cumber
land cut quiet at 40s
TOLEDO, March Wheat fairly active anC
strong; cash, Stc; May. s45sc; July, size. Corr
dull and hrm at 625sc; July, 62i2c. Oats-May
nl4c; July, $3.50. Clover seed dull and easier
March. $780, April, s5.45
DULUTH, March 7.-Wheat-Cash. No. l hard
re; No. northern, re; No 1 northern. 74hc
May &c; July, 1850; Manitoba, No northern
cash, l2z.c; May, 74Ac; No. 2 northern, 69l9c
Oats, 43c. Corn, Gle.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 7.-Wheat-Cash, 1850
May, I4Ac; July, 75@sc; track, No. l hard
l6Ac; No. l northern. 74%c; No 2 northern. 722
d7SAc-
MILWAUKEE, March 7.-Barley higher; No
2, 631sc; sample, 55q621zc.
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AT NEW YORK.
Provision List shows Greater Firm
ness-FIOur Active and Strong.


NEW YORK. March 7.-F7our-Receipts.
1900 brIs; exports, 1882 brls. Market more
active and firm. with some mills asking
sc advance. Winter patents. $3.651425; win
ter straights, S3.7Oa390; Minnesota patents.
S3SOa4; winter extras $Sd325: Minnesota
bakers. $295d3.3O; winter low grades, s.. so
q2.9O. Rye flour firm; No. Western, 66c
Wheat-Receipts, 37,O5O bu; exports, 80 ,se9
bu. Spot firm; No. red, S7%c T. o. b..
afioat. s71sc elevator; No. 1 northern
Manitoba. Sslsc (. o. b. afioat. Until the
last hour wheat was inactive and I'M
moved by prevailing market influences,
holding steady on light receipts and firmer
cables in opposition to a favorable weather
map. Near the close, however, on re-
ports of no rain in the Southwest. shorts
hastily covered and prices jumped nc, clos
ing firm at sc net advance. March closed
at Sc; MAY S22sQS3 3-16c, closing at S31kc;
July, s2ss9SSAc. closing at S3Ic.
Corn--Receipts, 1900 bu; exports. 42lI
T. o. b. afoat. Dull most of the day and
barely steady at first through realizing,
corn eventually rallied on light receipts,
and. with wheat. closed firm and IsGssc net
higher. May. 66Tsd67llc. closing at 6T4c;
July, 66G66lkc. closing at 66l2c.
Oats-Receipts. 1900 bu; exports 427O bu
Spot steady; No. 2. soc; No. 3, 1910; No. 2
white. SIC; No. white, sligo; track mixed
Western 51@52c; track white, 52d57c Op-
tons dull, but steady.
Reef firm: family. s12G1S; mess. S1Od1O 80
beef hams. Sl2.50d21; packet $1161l5O. Cut
meats steady: picked bellies. s.. STlzGs 25.
Lard firm; Western steam, 1915. Re-
fined firmer: continental, $3.50: s. A. 5000:
compound $7.S71fQS.121a.
Talow firm; city, Csc; country. 614d6Isc.
Coffee-Spot quiet No. 7 invoice sac.
Mild dull CordCva. Sff12c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 15-I6c;
centrifugal. 90 test, 7-l6c; molasSes sugar.
. 1I-16c. Refined dull
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Gives Us n Sensation and We Forget
About 1t the Next Day.
Roswell Field. in Chicago Post.


Why ali this idle chatter in the foreign
papers concerning our unbounded hospital
ity to Prince Henry? Why should we not
be hOSpitable TO Prince Henry or TO any
other representative of foreign country
that has given US so many of our best citi-
zens? 1t is our nature to be hOspitable and
we like TO show good feeling. If the visitor
is a good fellow and behaves himself and
comes as the emissary of a friendly people,
what do we care whether he is q prince an
admiral Cabinet officer, painter. mu-
stefan or an author? Nay, we do care for If
he is a prince he is attended by a suite a
glittering following, and gives us a better
show. And We dearly love a show Our
republican institutions are not likely to tot
ter because We all put on our good clothes
and run after the band wagon. Must we
admit that BarnumS circus will bring out
much larger crowd any day in the week
ride by? Can the foreign mind not grasp
the idea that, hcspitable as we are our
hospitality is not unmiXed with curiosity,
and that we live and thrive on excitement
ton? To-day it is a circus, yesterday it was
prince. tomorrow IL may be the wild gen
tleman from BOrneO or the sacred COW from
India We can "hurrah" or "hoch' or
''vive' just as long as there is anything to
excite our fondness for a nOvelty-and the
following day We have forgotten all about
II. Our institutions flourish just the same
and we never have the slightest thought of
changing them. Prince Henry was a fine
fellow and we had fine time. And fine
fellows cannot have a fine time together
without spending money. We have spent
the money and we do not regret IT, Ana
we don't care a fig "A date or a salted
almond what anybody says about II. IL
was a mighty good show. and if King Ed
ward or the Car of Russia or the President
OF France or the Ahkoond OF Swat can give
us better one we shall do the best we
can 10 enjoy 1t and show our appreciation
thereof.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS. March Flour nrmer: red win
ter patents. s.. S5G405: extra fancy and straight
s345Q355. clear. 50 l0G325 Timothy seed nom
fnal at $541575 prime more Corn meal steady
at $40. Bran steady; sacked lots. east track
e0c. Wheat higher; No. red cash. elevator.
S5iac: rack, S5l1GS6c. May. Aiac: July 77ikd
Tie; No. hard. 76s7Sl1c. Corn higher: No. Z.
cash, Gle; track, 60l306lc; May, 62isc: July,
62hf62Ac Oats higher: No ?. cash, &c: track
4fislf5Ac: May. 44Ac July, SEC; No. white.
t5i18t6c. Rye scarce and Arm at 61isc. Pork
higher; jobbng. tl5 for old. SIC for new. Lard
higher at $s.l5. Dry-salt meats Cboxed) nrm:
extra shorts and clear ribs. $50: clear sides
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Figure. from stockynrd..

Samuel z. Rauh. president or the Belt
Road and stockyards Company. returned
yesterday from a trip 20 Cuba
Harry Graybill. general traffic manager
Of the Union stockyards. left last evening
for Fort Worth. Tex. 20 be present at the
annual meeting in that city OF the South
western Stock Raisers' and Packers Assoc
citation. and IL is 10 be made the occasion
OF the Armour Packing Company laying
the cornerstone for an extensive plant az
Fort Worth.
During the winter packing season. which
began Nov. ! and ended March /. Indiana
apOis packing houses killed Az 900 hogs,
against 42S 900 for the corresponding period
OF last year. At all points reporting there
were killed l0,lA.oo0. against 100000 last
year.
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Chicago stocks.
IGranger Farwer 6 CO.'S wire.l
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, AZ
as per cent: time loans, sac per cent.
Clearings, s., 521, 7S1.S2; balances, $22I, 654A.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 21zQ
5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4d4%4
per cent. Sterling exchange easier; actual
business in bankers bills. $4S7SsQ4.S1s4 for
demand. A.S5lsq4S5A for sixty days; posted
rates, 1886 and SASSY; commercial bills.
s4.S412G4S512 Clearings, 81, 195,OS6; balances,
$40, 500 663.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, $4.S6 for
sixty days, s4.SS1a on demand. New York
exchange, 25c discount. Clearings $O,A9,-
$50; balances, 81, 559, 129.
BOSTON.-Clearings so, 529, s14; balances.
S1.191, POS
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 4 per cent.
Clearings, $lS,434,SS4; balances, 1920, 4S4.
ST. LOUIS.-AIoney, Ace per cent New
York exchange, 15c premium. Clearings,
1888, 666; balances, $1,015,672.
BALTIMORE.-Money Az per cent.
Clearings, s.. 416. 752; balances, s41SS62.
CINCINNATI.-Mone 31zd5 per cent.
New York exchange, 20c discount. Clear
ings, 1921 600.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH March 7-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 42izc. ROsin firm. Quote: a, y. {. D.
$780, E. S135; F. 40; G, s1.45; II. S150; l. $l.75;
X, 245: Nj, $3.50; n, 1926; window glass, s.. 90;
water white, 1886.
WILMINGTON, March 7.-Spirits of turpen-
tine, nothing doing. Rosin firm at H15d1 90
Crude turpentne steady at s1-30 to s. 80. Tar
firm at 81 20
OIL CITY, March 7.-Credit balances, S.15; GER
tificates. no bid. Shipments, 81 i46 brls: aver
age. g. $40 brls; runs So 929 brls average g. e71
brls
MONTPELIER, March Crude petroleum
diana, SOC.
CHARLESTON, March 7.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 42c Sales, Is casks
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Wool.

BOSTON. March THE Commercial Bulletin
will say in tO-morrow's report on the wool trade
of the United States: The Boston wool market
is dull. The inquiry from manufacturers is
wholly for small lots for piecing out orders for
goods 10 be completed Current business in
heavyweight goods does not warrant heavy buy
Ing ahead OF the new raw material. Prices are
unchanged, but the upward tendency appears TO
have been temporarily checked. The receipts of
wool in Boston since JAN l. 1902 have Deen
period in 1901. The Boston shipments to date are
54,OSS, 547 lbs against shipments AZ 634 Sl3 lbs
for the same period in 1901 The stock on hand
in Boseon Jan. J. 1892 a. 340 1853 lbs; the total
stock to-day is 81. or 1852 lbs.
ST. LOUIS, March Wool easy and drooping
Medium grades 13617c; light fine 12Ib6l4Ibc:
heavy fine, 10q12c; tub washed. 14Q24c
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1t Was an 'sSIaiI" Car.
Boston Record.

Boston Record.
/ overheard a lively argument between
three college girls while waiting for a car
I'm front OF the public library last night.
(which IS correct" asked the first Ito
say here she comes or here il comes -
as the attention OF the trio was directed
toward a car approaching I'm the distance
90 Here IL comes OF course" emphatfcal-
u declared one OF the group.
mo. / think here she comes Is pref
cradle" quickly rStorted the first speaker
still watching the car.
You are both wrong. you are boil,
wrong" spoke up the third. jumping up
and down excitedly; you should say here
he comes. "
This remark 50 amused the other two
that their attention was suddenly diverted
from the rapidly nearing car as they
laughed in feigned derisi0n OF their com
panl0n's sense Of grammar.
But the girl who had spoken last kept
her eyes on the car. watching Il closely as
A. came more clearly into view
"Girls. am right" she shouted al them
80 Unexpectedly that the two turned toward
the street at once.
See. II Il mail car" she pointed out
triumphantly 10 the surprised couple who
saw one OF the white trOlleys coming down
the track. here he comes"
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued 10 the following
named Indianiansi
Original-AmCs Reynolds. Mishawaka. SO: war
with Spain. Mel McCailum. New Richmond.
s.. Job c. Walton. Linton. 81
Increase. Restoration Reissue etc.-Manesa
Bussard. North Manchester. s.. James r. Jones.
Winchester. s. William r. Spurgin. dead. Co
lumbus, 81: Daniel ID. Traylor. sonA SIS. Will
liam A. n Hinter. Underwood. So. David
Lynch Delphi s.. samuel l.. Fite. cranda1
So. Isaac :. Reed Covfngton, SO: Mexican war,
James Henry Matthews dead Llsonler. sl2
Original Widows. ctc.-Matilda Mcconnell Ar
thur S.. Elizabeth G. Aspey. South Bend S.,
Mexican war, Barbara Matthews. rtgenier. s.
Renewal, WidOws-Elixabeth H. BabcOck, War
saw. Sl2. Rhoda Ribbed. Lsipsio. ,l2
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE. March 7.-Hens, SIC per Ib; fan
chickens S3.50d4 per doz; young ducks lie;
geese full feathered, S550d6 per doz; young tur-
13l14c.
NEW YORK, March 7.-Poultry-Alive steady:
chickens 10l2c; turkeys, 13c; fowls, 1Oac Dressed
irregular; springers. 101Rq12c; fowls 1O1zdLc;
turkeys. 13q1Shc.
ST. LOUIS, March 7.-Poultry firm; chickens,
10c; turkeys lShql4c; ducks, 10c; geese, 4Izc.
CHICAGO, March 7.-Dressed poultry steady:
turkeys, 1OQ1412c; chickens, 9q11hc.
CINCINNATI. March Poultry frmer; chick
ems, 1OQ12c; turkeys, 9912c.
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Market Wholly Professional.

IGranger Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, March AT the close last
night an active bull market was booked for
to-day 1t did not materialize. but it is
thought tonight that prices will be higher
rather than lower tomorrow, and that fur
Their advances will come in specialties next
week. after the bank statement is out of
the way. The whole market is so profess
sional however, that the unexpected is
ant 10 haDDen
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Else where.

CHICAGO, March 7.-Cattle-Receipts, 2.ooo.
including 200 Texans. Market steady. Good %
prime steers nominal at s.. 5od7; poor 10 medium.
S4Q6 81: stOckers and feeders. s. 25l5- p.
81 25R5.30: hefers, s.. 0l5.50; Gamers, SlBuz p
bulls. s2-50d4S5; calves. s25006kS; Texas fed
steers. 81 6O4595.
Hog-Receipts to-day. 200; tomorrow. p CO.,
estimated: left over. $500. Market Ice 10 l5c
higher Mixed and butchers. s. 95d650 good "a
choice heavy. Sc 35a6. So: rough heavy. sel0ae 20
light s.. SOQ6; bulk or sales, s646a5.
Sheep-Receipts, ZOO. Sheep and lambs steady.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money, 22lG3 per cent; dis
counts, 2 11-16q2$4 and 29sQ2 1l-16. Consols,
"a 5-16d941z. Spanish tours, 1854.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 101f 45c
for the account. Exchange on London,
25f 15c for checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m 49pf
for checks.