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THE COURT RECORD.
SUPERIOR COURT.

Room John L. McMaster, Judge.
Rosa B. Manis VS.. John MANS; divorce.
tody of minor children, Hazel, aged eleven,
Charles, aged nine Maria, aged seven, and
Roland, aged four. Judgment against de-
PENDANT for costs.
Finding and deere for plaintiff. Judgment
against defendant for costs.
Lottie Alley VS.. Nelson Alley; divorce.
Finding and decree for plaintiff. Judgment
against defendant for costs.
Francis Slyder Euogia Slyder; di-
vorce. Finding and decree for plaintiff at
his cost. Plaintiff prohibited from marry
ing again for two years.
Room 3-Vinson Carter, Judge.
Esther j. Whitinger VS.. Ella F. Stanton
ct al; to quiet title. Finding for plaintiff and
title quoted Judgment against defendants
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge
James B. Davis VS.. Harrison c. BickeIl
ct al; from justice of the peace. Jury re-
turned verdict for plaintiff for $40 Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs of appeal.
Judgment on verdict against defendants for
Elizabeth Writ VS.. Edward e. Writ: di-
vorce. Defendant defaulted. Submitted to
court Finding for plaintiff. Decree of di-
vorce. Custody of child, Charles Writ, given
to plaintiff. Title to household goods quiet
ed in plaintiff. Judgment against defendant
for costs.
1GltI NS. OOIl INduoCU ct Ill, DdT-
tition- Submitted to court. Finding for
plaintiff and that real estate is not divisi-
bic. Sale ordered. George Gunsteiner ap-
pointed commissioner 10 sell.
Lewis BrandenbuTg ct al. VS. Washington
Savings and Loan Association. Receiver
authorized to convey real estate to Laura
NEW SUITS FILED.
Solomon b. Prater, administrator, VS.
Union Traction Company; damages De-
mand, $4,000 Superior Court. Room g.
Charles A Simmons VS.. Maud Simmons
divorce. Superior Court, Room 2
John G. Miller VS.. Frederick Lohrm ct al ::
damages. Demand, 5000. Superior Court
Room 3.
George Stewart VS.. Fanny Stewart; di-
vorce. Circuit Court.
Woodruff c. Lewis VS.. Harry Laken ct
al; mechanics lien. Circuit Court
Cora Mitchell VS.. Archibald Mitchell; di-
vorce. Circuit Court.
SUPREME COURT.
1895 The Wabash Railroad Company VS..
Sebastian Miller. Adams c. G.. AppelIee's
petition and brief for rehearing. Affidavit
in support.
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1919 Lake County Water and Light Com
pany Redmond d. Walsh. Lake S. c.
APPELLANTS petitions, notice and brief.
Transfer.
1854 Samuel Jack ct al. VS.. William
Richard White. Marshall c.. G. Appellee's
petition to transfer to Supreme Court.
1902 Daniel Bennington ct al VS.. Evan
gelical Association Church. Elkhart G. c.
Transferred to Supreme Court. 1926.
1909 Gustav Fabel VS. Cleveland Gin
ord assignment Of errors, notice. Appel
lant's brief.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1s.-wheat-spot No. 2
red. Western winter, steady az s., ID; No.
nta afm al Is cd corn-sPoi quiet American
mixed new. IS ed; American mixed. old. -
81. Louis fancy winter hrm at IS 50. Hops-At
London, Pacific coast steady az As $50 IS las-
Beef firm; extra India mess. SIS Pork hrm;
prime mess Western. rs. Lard quiet; Ameri-
can rehnsa IL p41ls ass prime "f sis mn IN
strong at 4eS Observation-Disclosures cut q 20 50
It's. drm at AIS Cd: short rib ls % "a lbs quiet
ms quiet at ASS; long clear middles. heavy,
So TO 40 lbs. AS Cd: short clear backs. ls 70 70
45s Cd. Shoulders-square. II 70 3 lbs dun at
SIS 50. Butter steady; finest United States, s2s;
good United States 10s Cheese firm; American
finest white ass Cd: American finest. 49s Sd. Tai
IOwLrr%e city srS 9Is "a a. Sos 3D. Australian
ST LOUIS Jan. lS-Flour steady: red winter
patents stS!SSi extra fancy ana strSight sSsg
seQs 80. Corn meal steady al S.2 Bran dull:
sacked east track. S1o5 Wheat higher: No.
REQ cash, elevator, ss~e; track sos May SS%e;
higher: No. 2. cash. 6iAc; track. 6ii2at5c; May.
cash 9ss track. Ssc: May. 4sc: july. 4oc No
white 4SizQs9c. Rye nominal and higher az
s5e. Pork nrm: jobbing. si625. Lard higher al
short and clear ribs. IS ssl6; clear sides sss7Is.
Bacon boxed dull; extra shorts, $3.50 clear
carrier at si2.5OQl5; prairie dull ssal2. Whisky
steady at 1872. Iron cotton ties higher at 81.
R Rss Flour 5000 bis wheat 7oOo Du corn
1900 bu. shipments
5000 brls wheat, 1OS00 bu; corn, So 900 bu; oats.
So 900 bu
BALTIMORE. Jan. Is.-FIour quiet and
S5ixQs5&c: February. S5stGS57sc; May, s6aS6Ac;
steamer No. red. S2izQe11scs southern, By
sample sOdS6Isc: Southern. on grade, &lzus6lec.
Corn strong: mixed spot and the month. 90
s7l4c: February 67iz6e7ikc; May. 67NQ6S. steam
er mixed. 65S966c; Southern white corn 62<0
nrrner: No white. 52laG5se; No mixed 5l1
5lIkc. Rye dull; No. nearby, 6s4s0c; No.
western nozzle Sugar firm; fine and coarse
granulated. 4sli4c.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 1s.-Wheat-May. 7sikc:
Julv 79c; cash. No. 2 hard, TIdUikc; No. red,
soc: No spring. 75ls07ehe Corn-January,
s5Ac: May. 6sSGsssse; cash. No mixed go
l7Tsa4ssc Receipts-Wheat, $500 bu; corn.
70 400 bu: oats. 10000 bu- shipments-Wheat.
4 800 bu; corn. g. 800 bu; oats, 1900 bu-
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1s.-Flour dull. Wheat
steady. No 2 red. 90iRG9lc. Corn active: No Z
mixed 6lI1c. oats quiet; No mixed. tsc. Rye
meats firm az $50. Bacon steady az s962h.
Whisky distuers' finished goods. steady
basis OF s1S2. Sugar quiet
TOLEDO. o.. Jan. 1-Wheat strong and
higher; cash 90c; MAY. Ssc: July, &ikc. Corn
January CSC; May and July, 65%c. Oats-Jan-
uary. lsikc; May. Eihc; July. 42hc. Cloyerseed
January. ss.O5: Michigan. $50.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 1s.-wheat-cash Tslsc:
May Th6Thc; July, SssQSrc: on track No.
ern, 74hG74&c.
DULUTH. Jan. 1s.-Whest-No. I cash. hard.
SAC. No 2 Northern. 0hc: May, 7sAe; July.
5qa.c Oats 4sis Gs6ac. Corn, Sc.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 1s.-Barley dull: No Z.
Csc; sample, 55u64c
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AT NEW YORK.
Stronger Tone In the Cereals Impart.
strength to Entire List

NEW YORK, JAN acknowledging.
1859 brls; exports, 1880. Market frmer
and moderately active; winter patents.
So. 75Q4OO; winter straights, sS6OQ3. 20;
Minnesota patents, s3.S59415; winter ex-
tras, $2.9Od3.9O; Minnesota bakers, $3.50
3.S5; winter low grades. s.. 75d2 50. Rye
flour steady: fair to good, $32Od3 40; choice
to fancy, 3.5OG3.75. Cornmeal firm: yellow
Western, Sl.36; city, s1.34: Brandywine. Sc g
q375 Rye firm: No. Western 70I5c { q
b. aioat; state. 66qelc c. l. +. New York,
f. Buffalo; mailing. 69q721zc C. l. Z. Buffalo
Wheat-Receipts, l55, 800 blu; exports. 80
afoat, 907sc elevator; No. ! northern Du-
luth. size f. o. b. afioat: No. l northern
Manitoba, $3.50 T. o. b. afioat. Options de-
veloQed activity and strength this morn
ing, on vigorous demand from shorts and
the strength in coarse grains, sentiment
was affected by higher cables and unfav-
orable southwest weather.; closed very
nrm at asc net advance. March closed at
S6sc; May, SIS 7-l6gS6 3-16c, closed at S6lkc;
July, S52sQS57sc, closed at S5Tsc.
Corn-Receipts, 5000 bu; exports, ZOO bu
Spot firm: No. 2, 6S14c elevator, 68&c T. o.
b. afloat Options were the leader in the
early bull movement, through outside buy
ing, small receipts. higher cables and COW
ering: closed strong and &c net higher:
January closed at 6s1sc: May. 6s1sQ6Sssc
closed at 6SSsc
Oats-Receipts. 5000 bu: exports. 1892
Blu. Spot hrmer: No. 2, sic; No. g. $40
soc; No. 2 white. 5314c; No. white, 5SI5c
track mixed. Western, 50Q5lc; track white
53d5Sc. Options firm.
Hay steady; shipping, 6o465c; good TO
choice, S21zq30c.
Hops quiet: State. common TO choice 1901
crop, $11q15.50; 1900 SS912; 1880. seas; Pa
cifc coast, 1901 crop. SllQl5; 1870. SSal2; 1899,
s6ds.
Hides steady: Galveston. 20 to % lbs. lsc;
California, Il 10 % lbs, 1910; Texas dry "A
to 30 lbs. 14jzc. Leather steady; hemlock
sole, Buenos Ayres light 10 heavy weights,
25Q262c.
Beef steady: family. s115OGl3: mess. $3.50
d10; beef hams, $20U2l; city, extra India
mess, $l75Gdl9.50. Cut-meats quiet; picked
bellies. S75d10: picked shoulders, s.:
picked hams. s9.75410. Lard firm; Western
steamed. 1896. Refined firm; continent.
SOLO; South American. $1l: compound. $Sa
SIS. Pork firm; family. $l7.5OQB; short
clear, S1SG20; mess. SIC. 5o617.50.
Tallow firm; city (S2 for PACKAGE. SIC;
country packages free, 6AQ63sc. Cotton
seed oil easy; prime crude. nominal; prime
yellow, 44c.
Rice steady: domestic. fair 10 extra. Al
e1zc; Japan, 41zG5S4c Molasses steady;
New Orleans open kettle, good 10 choice,
37a42c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. invoice.
SIC Mild quiet; Cordova, 71z0lc.
Sugar-Raw weak: fair refining, 23sc; cen
trifugal, 90 test. 3asc: molasses sugar. Use
Refined steady. No. ., 4lOc; No. 4 4c; No.
s, $500; No. 3, 3S5c; No ~. 3SOc; No. III.
3.75c; No u. 3.7oc: No 13. 3.s5c: No. Il. S-65c;
standard A. I4Sc; confectioners A. 4Asc;
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Jan D-Butter-Receipts, 35U
nackages Market steady; State dairy, hdzil4c;
creamery. lsd2Sizc; June creamery l5Q21c; fac
Market firm; State full creams fancy, l0GlSc;
state full creams small fall made fancy nkD
l1i-c; state best made large. SIC. Eggs-Re-
CENTS 2 2ll packages. Market unsettled; State
and Pennsylvania. 35Q2sc; Western. At mark.
SlG25c: Southern, at mark. 2G24c.
I,ADELPHIA Jan. 1S.-Butter steady. fam
~ Western creamery. Ac, fancy nearby prints.
&c Eggs unsettled and Sc lower; fresh nearby,
o.. fresh Western, &c: fresh Southwestern. 25c.
fresh Southern, &c. Cheese quiet and firm; New
work full creams. fancy small uAo. New York
fulI creams fair 10 choice. sikdllc.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 1s-Butter nrm and
changed: fancy Imitation, le9 lsc; fancy cream
erv 25G26c fancy ladle. i6a7c. fancy roll. no
iSc good roll. l5di6c; store packed, iSQi6c Eggs
frrn: fresh. 26q27c. Cheese firm and unchanged:
large lO2dllc; medium, uhQISc; small. III
41l&c
CHICAGO Jan. 1s.--On the Produce Exchange
today the butter market was steady; cresmeriss,
1SG2sihc; diaries, 1890. Cheese easy at 100
1O2.c Eggs weak at 24c.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 1s.-Eggs steady and
tive: fresh Missouri and Kansas stock, f2c per
Dozen loss on. cases returned; new whitswOod
cases included 22lzc.
CINCINNATI, Jan. B-Eggs easier at Ho-
Butter quiet. Cheese steady. Ohio fat LOG.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. ls.-Butter steady; creamery
ls925c; dairy, 15q2oc Eggs steady al &c.
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Linguistic Eccentricities.


Whose incongruities some bard should sing;
In equine i strength all tongues il may sutpass.
What reason can the lexicons assign
For saying gym spells jim or gine'
In In words upspringing from Hellenic root?
Why should gimlet with hard z begin,
While is soft in ginger and in giny,
Yet hard as iron in a fish's gill?
And is hard in girl of softest lip.
Though sweetly soft in giant. gibbet, gypl
From shy gazelle this letter sharply rings,
In goal and gives like softest lutte it sings.
Full deep 1t sleeps in gnome, gnash, gnat and
While wide awake in goat. ghost. goal and grew.
But some might say. Hes away up in G."
To madness tits enough boy to soad
To write, He rode anain upon the road,
Then TO Rhode Island rowed with might and
main,
Where white named coursers grit the mains
domain"
Here is a tale which you with grief should hear;
DER his sad fate who died distraught because
Our speech makes havoc OF phonetic laws:
He was bred down In Maine, and won his bread
BY Staying deer and sleghing sled
But his main chance was to guide fishermen
Who guyed their friends by lying weight again
No bed OF down in wait for him remained
You know. but shakedown plain from plane tree
To hgh-eaved house Of pine wood. grown near
by.
Each eve would he both pine and sroan to hie
AT eight o'clock q grateful meal ne ate
Grating his great strong teeth before the CRATE
And at his feet read tales Of samson's feat.
Who tied at harvest tide foxtails to torch,
And sent the scented brutes the corn to scorch
This mighty hunter Of the bear should bear
His mtey food, and bare his brawny arms
To storm and rain that reign midst fairest
fam twere feigned, but still find
One still, fine day this still-hunter was fined
d e eops an lean ns sao tn his next day
Then, haling this hale wight through snow and
hail
Lock fast their prey to fast and pray in fau
That baleful hour baiif bailed him
1t cost him full bale OF hay. no doubt
Hey said he. now a husba ndman I'll turn.
To Hymen's altar straight he led lass,
Which altered not his Strengthened case. alasi
BY duns undone. his close was dun despair.
He ground d his eS and r n tHe h TORN S
In mean attire he stslked with tired mien
More like a beanstalk than what he had been
One teeming morn he slued his team and
plough,
And slew slim snakes that sneaked through slinov
The snakes had just commenced their skins to
slough,
And thought such unjust slaughter was too
All then wind soughec through two signing
And sought to make him hiccOugh cough. and
Erelong the air brought on his early phthisic:
Spell bound he sent his heir to Aver for physc.
Some ipecacuanha he had bought
Twas vain. To spell this world all night he
tried
Each vein dyed purple-then in brief spell died
al well his %if fs, tears slsr well up by the wen
AS this write tbs only right TO say
Dean Wright performed his righteous task fight
And told the wright to toll the. passing bell.
The choir belle sang a solemn hymn for him.
Meath willow bough all bow and softly tell
His sole faut-this good soul could never spell
james Coots. In Christian Advocate
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Strong Market Prior to Publication OF
the Bank Statement.
Never & Kiser's Telegram.

Meyer & Kiser's telegram
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Anticipation OF
good bank statement. coupled with further
covering Of shorts, resulted in strong
market during the first half Of to-day's
session. The coalers, the Steel stock ana
81. Paul probably were the most active
The Steel stocks were bought by keene
brokers. As 10 the strength in St Paul II
Is thought that a speculative pool has been
formed with a view TO putting 1t up, but
the selling, both yesterday and to-day, on
the advance was distinctly good. Metro
polltan Street-railway showed some
strength, being bought by traders on the
theory that it should have sympathetic
movement on account of the recent strength
Of Manhattan and B. r. I. The statement
was better than had been expected-there
was an increase of over 100000 in the
surplus reserve, while the banks gained In
cash over 100000, which was N,e0,OOO
higher than the most extravagant esti-
mate. Deposits increased over $11, ZOO,
indicating that the return Of money from
the interior was now in full swing. The
bank statement was seized upon as an OPP
portunity to hquidate, but the buying
power was not sufficiently strong TO pre-
vent the market declining rather rapidly
under the selling movement. This Is
thought TO be an indication that the recent
rise has been largely the result Of manipu
lation and of transactions of a professional
nature.
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Oils.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.-Petroleum dull; refined
New York 20c; New York and Baltimore. 7.l5ct
New York and Baltimore in bulk. 455c. Rosin
steady; strained common to good. $50. Spirits
OF turpentins firm at i2G42i4c.
SAVANNAH, Jan. ls.-Sprits o. turpentins
firm at SIC. Rosin firm. Quote: A, Il. G ID,
81 70: +. Sl25: r $50; O, ST. izd1-a5; II. x1f5;
l. SlT5: X 81 %; NJ, g e5: y. SIS. window glass.
50 GO: water white. $50
OIL. CITY, Jan 1B.-Credit balances s.. Is: cer-
tifc ates no bid Shipments, 81 l36 brls: average.
So brls; runs. s. 6Is brls; 1905 brls
steady at S1-l0 10 81 Tar Arm at f1.25.
MONTPELIER Jan. lS.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, CSC; South Lima and In
diana, SOC.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 1s.-Spirits OF turpentins
and Tosin unchanged.
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Hogs-Receipts $500: shipments 1.400
The receipts OF hogs this week exhibit a
decrease or 1850 compared with last week,
about the same change compared with the
same week year ago and an increase of
nearly $50 over the corresponding week
two years ago. Thus far this year the re-
ceipts are slightly smaller than the same
period last week. For the week ending
yesterday, local packers bought a total OF
Z2Sl4. against $50 the preceding week and
Sl,Slz the same week year ago. During
the same period the shipments were III .125
against 1882 the preceding week and $3.50
the corresponding week a year ago. There
mas been another irregular hog market
this week. but after frequent fluctuations
prices at the close Of the week settled in
almost the same position that they were at
the close OF last week. ON Monday there
was no change. Tuesday lights advanced
&c while heavy held steady, Wednesday the
average was fully &c higher and this was
followed by an average decline of about
2Oc In the next two days. There was gain
or about l0c I'm the market at the extreme
close OF the week The demand has been
reasonably good from all sources, but ship
pers were held back by the lack OF cars
Tor transporting hogs 10 the East. and as
usual local packers had to be depended
upon 20 take the bulk OF the supply
Eastern orders were largely for the lighter
grades, which resulted in relatively higher
prices FOR that class, and the spread in
prices has been closer than for some time
past The quality generally has been salts
factory and considerable number OF
choice heavy hogs have been marketed.
bNN ptSh9loileAAAg tnCit was some complaint
or the scarcity or that class. and they are
still bringing a good premium over other
grades or hogs. The receipts to-day were
about as large as expected at this time
but hardly up to the average for Satur-
day market. In harmony with a healthier
tone prevailing in the general market
statesmen here We're asking a good advance
In prices. which buyers naturally were re-
iuctant IN paying at the start. but rather
early in the day active competition de-
veloped between packers and shippers and
the offerings changed owners readily at
unevenly higher prices The extreme top
did not show any change. but a number
OF hogs sold at that price that could not
have been sold there yesterday. 1t is pos
siole that some sales, therefore, are not
auotably higher, but generally the market
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money steady: discounts 27s
and 15-16q3 per cent. Consols, $4,000 3-16.
Spanish Tours 772s.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London. 2Om
4112pf for checks. Discount rates short
bills, 2 per cent; three months bills. 2s.
Reichsbank rate reduced from to 3D. per
cent.
PARIS-Three per cent. rentes, 10Of 321Sc
for the account. Exchange on London 25f
lie for checks. Spanish tours, 1851
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Wool.

LONDON Jan. 1s.-The wool market was QUIET
but firm during the week The first series OF
the 1902 auction sales viii open on Tuesday, Jan.
81 The offerings FOR the first Eve days amounted
10 g. 100 bales The arrivals OF wool FOR the
second series OF sales amounted 70 E.747 bales.
South Wales. 22y2 bales Queensland. $40 bales:
Victoria, 1853 bales: South Australia AIS balesl
Kew Zealand, 16,s1s bales. Cape OF Good HOPE
ard Natal, f,SS bales; elsewhere 2.S75 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1s.-Wool firm and IN fails
demand. medium grades. I3017i4c: light fine.
l2zQl5c; heavy fine, l0ql2c; tub washed lfq2to
NEW YORK. Jan. is-Wool dull; domestic
fleece. 25Q26c; Texas. 1eGl7c-
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Important Items I'm Even Better Con.
dition than Was Expected

The banks now hold 49, 061, $50 in excess of
reserve requirements under the % per cent.
rule.
The Financier says: THE statement of
the New York Associated Banks for this
week showed a gain Of ss.037. 800 in cash
Of which sS.942. 600 consisted of specie and
only $95. 800 of legal tenders. The increase
In cash shown by the statement Is. Il will
be observed more nearly in accordance
with the estimate Of a gain for the week
of ST. 996. 800 which estimate was based upon
the traceable movements OF money during
the week, than recently has been the case
The gain reported in the official return last
week makes the total increase of cash since
the beginning Of the year SIS. IS3 200 whore
as the estimated gains for this period were
SIS. $50 600. Presumably the condition of fbe
banks at the close Of the bank week vras
really much better as regards cash reserves
than was shown by the statement there
having been important payments bv the
subtreasury for unmatured bonds and also
on account CT the redemption OF Hawaiian
securities at the end Of the bank vZeet
The loans were increased by IS. 292 800. indi
eating only a moderate demand from bor
rowers during the week. probably the result
of the professional character of the snec,,
Iation on the Stock Exchange Denosifs
were increased Sll. 10000. and In this re-
spect the statement may be said very near
~ to ''prOve"-the total OF the gain in loans
and of cash being 81, 330. 200 or $500 600 more
than the increase in deposits. The surplus
reserve was augmented by s6.1e3.0oo to 3d.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

APOLIS.-Commercial paper, AZ
Q6 per cent; time loans. sac per cent.
Clearings, 81, 1858. 08092; balances, 1886. 1914
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 3
per cent; closed altered at 3. Prime mer-
camille paper, 415d51a per cent; sterling ex
change, barely steady; actual business in
bankers bills, S4S57sG4S71s for demand
A.S414G4S42s for 60 days; posted rates, $3.50
Ass; commercial bills 81. $685. "a. 1914. Clear
ings, $244, S69, 649; balances, SIS. sS6647.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, AS51a for
90 days, SASS demand New York ex-
change, 40c premium. Clearings, $25, Ais, CPS;
balances, 81, U.s., ESQ.
BOSTON-CIearings $23, 946, 469; balances,
s., $50, 1S6.
PHILADELPHIA-M 5 per cent
Clearings, $1S,9S5,O42; balances. SAT-, O46.
ST. LOUIS.-Money, 1864 per cent. New
York exchange, 3Oc premium. CleaIings, S.
OIL ,042; balances $l,O37. 793.
BALTIMORE.-Money per cent. Clear
ings, A,lO0,5O5; balances, $37l. go.
CINCINNATI.-Money. 4Q6 per cent. New
York exchange, par TO 10c premium. Clear
ings, 81, 520, 300
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Narrow and Professional.
[Granger FarwelI G. Co.'S Telegram

[Granger Farwell G. Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S-The narrow and
professional condition of the market is IL
Illustrated by its action to-day. Stocks were
put up yesterday the idea that prohts
could be obtained on the appearance OF
the bank statement, but success was small.
Conditions ahead seem favorable and money
rates are growing easier all the time.
There is nothing hanging over the market
except the Northern securities decision, and
confidence is felt here that it will be favor
able to the company.
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Specie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK.-Imports Of specie for the
week were $27, 906 in gold and SIS, 500 in sill
yer. Exports of specie from this port to
all countries were $793.O2O in silver and
$527, 900 in gold
Imports of dry goods and merchandise
at the port of New York for the week were
valued at 81, 027, S35.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-20
The Wonder of the Age.
THE "OMEGA" ODORLESS
SANITARY GAS ST0VE.....

decided innovation In gas heating
Unique, scientific. Destroys inj urious prod
uets and organic matter by intense heat.
ENGLISH.-From opinion OF George Radd
Thompson. h. l. g, X. NJ r. 3. etc.
Public Analyst. Newport, Eng
In my opinion the maximum OF heat II
evolved by the combust ton OF the minimum
OF Gas, without any smell or undue dry
ness Of atmosphere. The theory OF stove
is, In my opinion, perfect and the result
ditto. The percentage OF carbOnic acid is
not sensibly raised in a closed room after
ten hours burning, and the air Is not dried
10 an appreciable extent. / am simply de-
lighted with II. and am quite in a position
10 recommend IL for Offices. sick-rooms.
etc"