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GRANT AND sToNEWALL
JACKSON

& - Grant told me thathe vas at West
fs.f.t With stone~ail Jack~or. and SAD;
= as tho most honest borten 'ei"E
I rscr knew-psinfoiiy conscientious.
~, -ieu in acquiring Information, bat
+. h.ri. ineessart student ~ the course
r. a i,-rn 6se wears. instead of four, be-
! 80 Jackson would have graduated hrs'
a. ais class
Ga nay askiag Cen. GRAFT how ne esn-
mated him - a general, be said II ives
one Of the greatest generals Of the World
His vale, campaign was equal TO Nap
oleon's Italian campaign '-lirrincott
Magazine.
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Spring Fever.

spring fever sauefher name for liiious-
nrss. - more serious than most 2eopic
thiRk. A torpid iiser and inaetirc bowels
mean a potoucd sySteni- NEGLECTED, ser
ions Illness may fulton saek symptoms
ne Wits Littie E.rly ki>ers remcSe al
danger ~ stimulating the iisef. cpening
the bowels and ~s;esusinE the system 81
iapariiies. safe pitts. Never gsipe. ~
have takea De Nitt's Luis EaFiy Ri,rrs
for torpid liver every spring for ssars."
writes H. n. Eserly, Aaandsville. ". Va.
They do me Gcfe coed shsn sasshing
have ever tried Head. sloan 4 Tsslss.
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A Real Friend.

81 ~ tsi ir0n dyspcPsit snd ina -esti"a
90. sf cfa ye.r-. says vi. oturdefsnt
a- Mrtf Oaks. y. a.. "Anerl haa tried
many doctors aud medicines 10 go AVIAN
one of ms friends persuaded me 10 ir, ho-
dol. h gave immediate reiiefl can eat al
mest anything I want uos aud ms diges-
tiou Is good J rhecrfuily recommend ho-
dol Don't nv 90 cure -tomsch trouble d,
diciiug That univ iurther week.-mrs. the
system. Nau o., ~hoicsomc. strength
cniu- food koioi enables you 'o assim-
iiatc What roa eat by digesiing d without
che stontch'- ail. Head. sloan NIayior
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Ready 10 Yield.

Il s.ed pswiu'- witch Hasel sslvs for
piles sad fessd "a a certain care, Gays ;.
X Meredith. wifiox tsfsvs. Del. oper-
siions unnecessary 20 cure piles. The, al
ssys yield o. Dsvisfs Witch Hazel S.lse
Ceres sails di<eass<. si kinds Of ~cunae
Accept no sss@teffstts. Head. Sloan I
Ts5lps.
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Filthy temples In india.

Sacred co~s often denie iaaian temples,
hat worse vet i = body that's Poliatsd bs
constipation. Doa1 pesnit IL. Cleanse
your system ~ith Dr. Kings Nes Lifs
fili@ avoid untold misery. They give live
" isers. .esive bowels. good digestion,
are appetite. osis lie 81 J. ". ksllY's
nsas store.
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Tgsla - s e rlln Na - bsa ga
iea stila Net4ur.th 600 FL rosts NesA oteth-
aast. %afh aHf Nrrfaatrf. eos aI~a MN eotniA A
Hsssafr ~ .ff tstl, tea ent eifN slrttsrc ~
81 elale >eala
NAsroafnIs 81 kl1a1-ateH Nltt IA ~ =
e ~. ~ Cssrt.fs9. > A.. sri latflnrtaif r-tata,
stslitpk 81 Auhstl fttr "a rsltrt tirf
Ma tAast, y IS f~aa4r.
4as. f@r. fsss AE. Tee f4ss AZ
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pesrisburs Magisseri.l DistEiei-E :.
Dennis. ;. ". Preston. Charles D. French
Pembroke Nsgistegial Distriei-Aibcrl
Allen, Ham Phlegsr, Arthar fsuder.
Walkers NsglstSriai Districts. b
shannon. :. r. Crockett. z. :. fsylOr.
Ne~p0st Magistsriai D.s;rict-G. 7
'P~crerheld. Albert Price, John ;. Dc~dy
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The mon Who VIII Serve Tho
Sovere:Gns In the South
west.

foiio~ing J. a iist Of she memtsss ofii =
Registration Boards for the cvor'iss
Southwest Nirsinis. Which sere named
by The Constitutional Convention. These
Boards have 10 deal with abe execeslon Of
the understanding eisuse OF the eonssisu-
fion.
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FA Greek Na~risieriai Disirict-W NJ.
Narren. r. a. Ward. D. Scott Hale.
wilson Magisteriai District. A
phipps. A. y. Nash, de-. A. ". Wsgg.
Ola Hcua Macistsrisl Distucl-Audrc~
.Carice. Andres J. Higgias, Dr.. ". q,
Daray.
Marion Masisteriai nistacs-tsgu IS.
Heller. J. Sanders Aker. James 4 Grosc-
close.
Rich Nslles Maeisteriai Districi-nF
=. D. B~achsnau, loseph Roberts. Goorst
. phipps.
81. Clair Nagislerisl bistnet-Or. =. X
Mckee, Capt. Robert {. Williams, Aiherl
r. ~Kilinger.
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LAW OFFICES IN AYERS BUILDING
Gig stone Cap. Va.
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A. D. MrSssf. CLERK.
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VIRGINIA. lu the Clerks Oace ofth,
Circuit Coart ol lte County CA thc .Sil
dtt cd Nav, 1902
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PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONS.
Report Mormonism Presented TO
the womnn's Board.

OMAHA, Neb., April PAT to-day's ses-
sion of the Womans Presbyterian Board
of Missions of the Northwest the report
from Utah prepared by Mrs. NJ. NJ. T.
Allen, of Salt Lake, created considerable
discussion. Mrs. Aliens report said. 1.-The
conditions in Utah have come to a crisis.
Polygamy is being taught with renewed
vlgor Mormon children are being prohib-
tied from going TO gentle schools and re-
ligion and state are being too closely iden-
titled"
The report OF the nominating committee.
which was unanimously adopted, was as
follows: President, Mrs. Henry II. For
sythe, Chicago; recording secretary, Mrs.
Thomas r. d. Bradley, Chicago; general
corresponding secretary, Mrs Margaret
Waller Chicago, and seven assistants; field
secretary. Mrs. ID. b. Wells. Chicago and
ten assistants; treasurer, Mrs. G. y. Far
well, Chicago, auditor, Mrs. Earl c. Green
man. Chicago. Vice presidents were elected
and apportioned follows: Illinois. II; In
diana, 3; Michigan, 2; Iowa, 3; Wisconsin.
3; Minnesota, !; Colorado. l: Nebraska. 2:
Utah /: South Dakota l. Thirty-nine gen
eral managers We're elected. all of Chicago.
The report of the treasurer showed re-
ceipts for the year of $1S 40. OF which
amount $7l.62S was appropriated for mis-
sionary work.
The Forty-frst-street PRESBYTERIAN
Church of Chicago extended an invitation
TO the board to meet in that city next year
and IL was accepted.
The introduction OF missionaries and can
didates was an impressive part OF the pro-
gramme. Six young ladies who have de-
cided 10 take up the missionary work in
duced. They are Bertha G.. Johnson. Louise
II. Keator. Maryland: Martha f. Craft.
Illinois: u. + Patterson. Canada: Annie
L. l.. \. Foster Iowa and D. G Rohrer
Indiana. The convention concluded with a
celebration of holy communion. admins
tered by the Rev. T. V. Moore, OF this city.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Strong Upward Movement After the
Grain Market Turned Weak.
IMever "a Kiser's Talee1

Meyer & Kisers telegram
NEW YORK, April A.-During the first
hour of to-day's trading the market was
depressed by the receipt of unfavorable
weather reports from the West and by the
expectation that there would be a further
advance I'm wheat. There was considerable
pressure on st. Paul and Union Pacific,
and the market generally was inclined to
sympathize with the weakness in these
stocks. The wheat market opened strong.
but quickly reacted on the receipt of dis
patches from the West stating that rains
had fallen i'm Missouri and Kansas. When
this news reached the floor a covering
movement enSued in the railroad stocks and
the whole market developed an upward
tendency. b. X. T. was dealt In to a larger
extent than foI some time and. as a rule.
at advancing figures. There was par
ticular news in regard to the property, but
as the summer season is about to open Ii is
expected that the company will soon show
increased earnings. Manhattan Sympa-
thiZed only partially with the strength in
3. r. T., and Metropolitan Street-raiway
was extremely dull and was traded in at
only one quotation, al l53 during the en-
tire day. A movement in the steel stocks
developed and tip that they would sell
considerably higher was freely distributed.
On the advances a great deal OF stock was
met and the attempt TO establish higher
prices was apparently abandoned. 7. G. /.
and c. f. l. were strong all day, the lat
ter being bought by houses with Chicago
connections. The strength of the market
became still more pronounced during the
neighborhood of the highest prices of the
day.
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AT NEW YORK.
Grains Generally on, Following the
western sIump-GeneraI List Firm.

NEW YORK. April 24-Flour-Re
g. 421 brls; exports. 1870 brls Market less
active but steady; held at old prices. Corn
meal steady: yellow Western. S1-3l: city.
$3.50 Rye easier; No. 2 Western, 642.c Z. o.
b. af1oat; State. 61663c C. /. f. New York. car
lots.
Wheat-Receipts, ESQ, 800 bu: exports 2H.-
2s7 bu. Spot weak; No. ? red, SSlsc elevator.
SS1sc (. o. b. afoat; No. northern Duluth
s4ssc (. o. b. afioat; No. l hard Manitoba,
Sslsc (. o. b. afioat. 1t was rather a weak
day i'm the wheat market prices yielding
10 predicted showers in the Southwest and
poor export demand. There was heavy
profit taking by the public and not much
support. outside markets showing hesv.ness
all day. The market closed weak at 10
net decline: May. S1%HS3c closed at S2Isc.
July, S14dS3Ac, closed at S2lsc; September
a1zQS27sc. closed at S1%c.
Corn-Receipts. &c. go bu: exports 8 300 bu
Spot easier. No. 2, 70l4c elevator. 7lssc T. o.
b. afioat. In corn weakness prevailed also
as an outcome of improved weather. gen
eral unloading and the wheat break IN
market closing S4dlc net lower. Nav egl.
d7Oc closed at 69%sc; July. 6sisa7Oc; closed
at 6s≻ September. 6s9sa6s%c. closed at
6S1kc.
Oats-Receipts. 800 bu: exports. $3.50 bu.
Spot quiet: No 2, 49c: No. 3. 4sikc: No
white 53ikc; No. 3 white. 53c, track mixed
Western. 49q6Oc; track white. 52Q56izc. Op-
tons quiet and generally easier.
Hay firmer; shipping. $4,000; good ~
choice. S11ad95c. Lard steady: Western
steamed. 5000. Refined firm: continental
$3.50 ;. A.. 81; compound. $S25QS50. Pork
iirmer: family si9Isls50: sAort clear. $50
20: mess. sl7d1s. Tallow firm; city go FOR
PACKAGE. 6ssc: country packages free). ca
lt624c.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. invoice
5izc Mild quiet; Cordova. s5<6i2c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining nc: CEN
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. April 81 utter-Receipts. a077
packages Market unsettled, state dairy, ga &c.
State Creamery. 23d26c: renovated. 21d2fc. fac
tory. 2lG23kc, imitation creamery. z2N2fizc.
Cheese-Receipts. lie packages. Market firm.
State full creams. small early made. fancy coli
ored and white 13dl34c; full creams. large fall
made. fancy cOlored and white. i2dl~Nc. EcFs-
Receipts IS 90 packages Market weas.- Stste
and Pennsylvania, Eulfzcs Western. AZ NIX.
l6&nl7hc Southern. at mark l5ANi6izc.
PHILADELPHIA. April 2i.-Butter 1Hdeo
lower. extra Western creamery. 26i.c. extra
nearby prints. 2Sc. Eggs shade easier; fresh
nearby. l6dl6l1c; fresh Western. i6A dl7c: fresh
Southwestern. 16iac. fresh Southern. lsc Cheese
steady. New York fun creams, fancy small.
12Aal3c; New York full creams. fair to choice,
1ldl2kc.
BALTIMORE. April 24.-Butter firm and
changed; fancy imitation. 25d2sc; fancy cream
err. 2SG2sc; fancy ladle. Ad25c fancy roll 2f3
&c. good roll. 23N24c store packed. 22G24c. Egg
frm; fresh. 16izc. Cheese firn and lower
dunn, l2dl2Ac small. l2zdl22sc. large. l2d12Ac.
CHICAGO. April 24.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market easy. creameries.
21G24ikc: dairies 2o6I23c. Cheese steady al i2ik
d13c Eggs easy AT l5hdl5kc.
KANSAS CITY. April 24.-Eggs lower on de-
cline in East; at mark. new No. wildwood
cases included. lac doz; cases returned. l3kc.
CINCINNATI. April eggs steady at I5c
Butter easier: creamery unchanged: dairy. 1Sc.
Cheese steady; Ohio fat. i3c.
LOUISVILLE. April -Butter-Common and
medium. I7Qlsc per 10; good 2od2lc. Eggs. 15c
ST. LOUIS. April A-Butter steady: creamery
2Sg2Sc; dairy, 2oQ25c Eggs steady az l5c.
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians;
Original-War with Spain. Marcus d. Renfroe
Madison, Sc; Henry Lehman, Fort Wayne. S.:
John A. BeaIl, Cicero, Sc; John w. Jones, Avoca,
So Harry S. Brumey, Stillwell. Sc Arthur n.
NoftEger. Marion. Sl2.
Increase. Restoration. Reissue, etc.-Horton
II. Dillingham;, Atwood. IS; William Waters.
Topeka. S; Charles Leibecke, Aurora. s.; Joseph
Slough. Brazil. $40: Samuel Chapman Princeton,
$40: James w. Dear. Edinburg. $40: John w
Don Morocco, s12; James Anderson, National
Military Home. Marion. IS; Robert s. Davis
Needmore, $40; Samuel b. Wardell. Hymera So.
Frederick Tanner Rose Lawn. Sl2: Rufus Neal,
Indianapolis, Sl2; Frank T. GOff. Terre Haute
$40; Martin Hanes. Columbia City, SO: Samuel
A West dead, Parker S12: John HESTER Ko-
komo Sf2: Thomas Kendall. LOgansport Sl7.
Isaac Clauson Slips Hill. $40: Simon Wyiand
Hecla SIG. John A. wilkinson Bonneville S7:
Archibald Cooper (dead) Muncie SI2: Martin "
Watson. Bridgeport. s12 David Keefover Spen.
Ger. si7: Robert Mccormick Vncennes. X7.
Madison s17: ADDISON Fisher Lapel sI2; Jacob
l. FaublOn. Heltonsville. 81.
Original Widows. etc.-Mary E Cooper Mum
Gle IS: Mary L. West. Parker. IS: Sally a
Brown. Rochester. IS. Mary Frazier, Clay CITY.
IS. Maria +. Pitts Mount Vernon SIP; Emeline
Stallings New Albany. IS: Henrietta Richstein
Evansville. IS: minors OF Villa J. Umphreys
Sharpsvllle. Si2.
War with spain-Diantha d. Simpson. Mos
by IS
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Local fractions and IndustriaIs.
Chicago Stocks.
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and ExchanGe-C1ear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIs.-Co paper. 4d6
per cent; time loans. 56t6 per cent. Clear
ings. 81, AS III; balances, $237, 1886.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at so
AZ per cent; closing, bid and asked, 3QS1s.
Prime mercantile paper 4a5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm; actual business in.
bankers bills, S4.SS for demand, $4.S52szD
1854 for sixty days: posted rates, AS6 and
81. SS1z; commercial bills, &S4& G4.Sj3s.
Clearings, 1921, 400 4O4; balances, $l0,Si2, 29s.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. A.S6 for
sixty days, &SS1z on demand. New York
exchange par. Clearings, $27,932,S4l; bal
ances. s., 437, 595.
BOSTON.-Clearings 500, So, 446; balances,
s1,675, f42.
PHILADELPHIA-M AZ per cent.
Ciearings. S22. 122 666; balances. s3,S4l.595.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at 41z@6 per
cent New York exchange. 25c premium.
Clearings, 1892 100; balances, $751;, 306.
BALTIMORE.-Money, per cent. Clear
ings, 1888, 7i5 balances, 1866, 4l6.
CINCINNATI-Mone 4q6 per cent.
New York exchange, 10c premium. Clear
ings, IS, 401, 300.
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sheep tops. mixed sea6S; fair to good. $500
575; culls and commons. 81 50d4.l5; top clipped
lambs. S. soqs.55: fair 70 good IS 25as.5o; year
a5.75. fair 10 good. A75d5z5
ST. LOUIS. April 24-Csttle-Recepts. 200
including 40 Texans. Market active and steady
shipping and export steers. s535qLe5: dressed
beef and butcher steers 81 65Gs 45. steers under
1000 lbs. S440ns. Is: stockers and feeders. 250d
% cows and heifers. g. 50aeS, Gamers Il25Q
3s0: bulls sS.10a51O calves s2.50a65O: Texas
and Indian steers, grassers, 50 40d44j; fed, 81 40
Gs;25: cows and helfers, y e5dA50.
ana lights. se.75gssO packers. ssS5a7 butchers.
Native muttons S2G6 %; lambs. S.75qs50
culls and bucks. S5J0d5; stockers, sl25q250
Westerns $50.
SOUTH OMAHA. April Acknowledgements
i5S7: cows and heif S SAD. western steers
A.75qs15; Texas steers. s45OQ5.50; Gamers. s175
d2.5l; stockers and feeders, s275a5.S0; calves
Roes.R e Zoo MsTket Closed 1oc to 15c
higher. Heavy, S.0597 20; mixed Sc. soar 05.
light, ss.75g7oS: pigs. s5.5oGs5G; bulk Of sales
shsepEReceipts $500. Market active and
strong. Fed muttons, H3d6; Westerns, A2Gj;
ewes. A;50G5. 50: common and stockers. $3.50
LOUISVILLE. April 4-Cattle-Market steady.
Choice to prime shipping steers, S.5Q6.40; me-
dunn 10 good shipping steers, S6@625; choice
butcher steers. So 65u6 medium 10 good butchers,
$5G5.50; choice veals. S5G550.
Hogs-Market active and 10c higher on all
grades. Best hogs. 100 lbs and up. 81 10; light
s ass5. '''0H''O' pigs ''"'4'' 'o0shS ''S'
Sheep and Lambs-Market steady. Good TO ex-
ira shipping sheep. s42Q4 @; fair to good. 1915
0425; common TO medium, S3d3 70.
CINCINNATI. April A-Hogs strong and high
er at So S0n7 80.
Cattle steady at 81. 50ds so
sheep strong at &. 5oa5.5o Lambs firm at $3.50
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Oils.

quiet at 43c Rosin firm; quote: A. ID a. ID
81 90 L, sL25: r. Sl.30: G, S135: II Y55.
81 %: X. S2.45: NJ. s.. 81: y. 50 25 window glass
s.. so water white. So 80.
OIL. CITY. April 2i.--Credit balances 81 20. GER
tificates. bid Shipments. Ia. 554 brls. aver
age. 1I1.S2s brls. Runs. 1881 brls: average
70 f5l brls.
WILMINGTON. April 2i.-Spirits OF turpentine.
nothing doing Rosin. nothing doing. Crude
sl20
MONTPELIER. April 24-Crude petroleum
steady: North Lima. Ssc; South Lima and In
diana. S3c
CHARLESTON. April 24.-spirits OF turpentine
and rosin unchanged.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. April 24-Cattle-Receipts, $500.
Market steady 10 strong Good TO prime steers.
S6.s0q7.50: poor to medium. S475d65O: stockers
and feeders. s2.75q6.3o; cows. $4,000; heifers.
2S0qs2 % Gamers 81 2eg2 %: bulls, s. 5oa5.sO;
Hogs-Receipts to-day, Il, 1000 to morrow u 900.
estimated sShn left over; 5000 Market loo to 2oe
choice heavy S7.l5a7.4O; rough heavy S. $50 10:
light $4,000: bulk Of sales. S. S5a7iO.
Zoe lower. Good to choice wethers. s. icGs: fair
TO choice mixed: A.75a5.4O: Western sheep s. $50
lambs. clipped. s.25as5O; wooded Colorado
Oficial yesterday: Receipts-Cattle. l7Ots. hogs.
24.Si5; sheep. 1889. Shipments-Cattle. 2.T76:
hogs. 45s4; sheep. Isis.
KANSAS CITY. April 2-Cattle-Receipts.
strong to Toe higher Choice export and dressed
beef steers, s6eOglSo; fair to good. S5sOG6. 80;
steers. S5.70G6.70; Texas and Indian steers. s5d
600; Texas cows Ss.5oq5.25; native cows. S. 5Og
$50; native heifers, AQ6l0; Gamers S25OG3. 50;
bulls, S3.soN5.l0: calves, A.50q6
Hogs-Reeeipts. $500; Market SC to 15c higher
Top. $50; bulk OF sales, S6SSq7.2o heavy. S2C
d7.So; mixed packers. S6s5GL2o. light. s. S5d715
pigs S610G6.65.
Sheep-Reoeipts. 1900. Market strong 10 IOc
higher. Native lambs. $6.60Q7; Western lambs
s. 55G6 81, native wethers So 60d6: Western weth-
ers. 3. 5od5s go; yearlings, $1,000; Texas clipped
stockers and feeders. $3.25Q525.
NEW YORK. April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ass.
sisanc per ID. Gables last received quoted
American steers at lSGi4lzc, dressed weight
refrigerator peer Tic per 10 Exports to-day. II
cattle. $50 quarters Of beef. latter estimated
Calves-Recepts, p. Market steady: all sold
s72s: city dressed veais. 7ai2c per ID '''U O.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 2.674. Very little
demand except for desirable sheep: prices are
affected: sales steady all around Clipped sheer
sold at 5000 per 100 lbs: few top at S. 20
unshorn lambs IS s0Q6 so: dressed mutton. gen.
eral sales. sale: dressed lambs. general sales
1fdi3c.
Hogs-Receipts. 2SS7. Market about steady.
EAST BUFFALO. April 24-Cattle-Receipts
light. Market steady % strong
Neals-Receipts. 100 COO Tops IS sOd7 q: fair
TO good. s.. 2516.25: common 20 light 81 s0a525
Hogs-Receipts. go Trade fairly active and
Toe 20 loo higher. Heavy. s. 30dT 40: mixed 81 p
Q79o: pigs. s.. 5Ods.S0; roughs 5000 81: stays
81 75a5 Is.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $500. Wool lambs
slow. clipped lambs Toe l5c higher. sheer
strong. Top lambs. $ 25a6.+O. good. s. 25f5 75'
common eulls. s.7Sgs.75; yearlings. S. 5OG67s
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Building Permits.

Jacob Goelich. 1O14 Harlan street. addition
$50.
brick block. s57, 500
A. F. Roark. Ruth street. Ohio. fran.
building, s, 200.
Kate walls SOC West Thirty-frst street. ad
dition. $50
William Hoffman. 140S Marlowe avenue, fran,
dwelling. So 100
Mrs NJ Kanorse. 1924 Sheldon street. re-
pairs 80.
Charles c. Fehr 11O1 Fayette street repairs
s75
Homer Cook. Addison street. between New
York and Ohio. cottage. $3.50.
Isaac y. Banta, Warman street, near Ida
cottage. $3.50.
Charles n Leonard. 1919 Barth avenue, YER
anda SIS.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE, April a.-Hens. sikdi0c per 10:
fall chickens. s303.50 per doz spring chickens
S.50@550 young ducks, Sal0c; geese full-feath-
cred, - per dOz; young turkeys 7Qi0c per lb;
Old. 7d9c; dressed turkeys. i2dl3c.
NEW YORK. April 24-Poultry-Aiive steadys
turkeys, l3c; fowls. pc Dressed steadier. fowls,
lie
ST. LOUIS. April l4.-Pouitry steady; chickens.
Sc. turkeys, i0c; ducks, l0cs geese. 4i4d5c.
CINCINNATI. April 24-Poultry steady: chick
ems. l06li2c; turkeys 9a1Cc.
CHICAGO. April 24-I.ive poultry easy; chick
ems. 10c; turkeys, 10a i2lzc.
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IndustriaIs Were Strongest.
[GranRer FarMeI 4 Coz Teleeram

IGranger FarweH 4 COS Telegram.I
NEW YORK, April 24.-Stocks opened at
about yesterdays close and very quiet,
with London 1SQ14 above parity. Steel.
Copper and Colorado Fuel and Iron were
the strongest stocks on the board Strong.
Sturgis. Clarke. Dodge and Jacob Field
were buyers of Colorado Fuel and Iron. The
general crop conditions are fair. Sugar
sold up some on the news that there would
possibly be some favorable Legislation In
Washington. The general market, how
ever, was quiet and all the stocks were
firm. Shorts were covering in Union Pa
cific around 104. and it was reported that
it would sell higher.
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New Catholic Bishop.

WASHINGTON. April 24-The papaI
briefs creating the new Catholic diocese OF
Sioux City, Ia, and appointing the Very
Rev DR.. Philip ]. Garrigan. the present
vice rector of the Catholic University ifs
first bishop, have reached here and have
been delivered personally 10 the bishon-
elect by Cardinal Martinelli. the pro-apos-
tollic delegate. Bishop Garrigan will h.
consecrated by Cardinal MartineIi In St
Michaers Cathedral, at Springfield. Mass.
the former diocese OF the new BISHOP. on
Sunday. May ..