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ST. Pork quiet family. sl950G20; short
clear. SlS.50d2l; mess. SlSG1s50
Tallow easy: city. 6atc. country 6Ssd67sc.
Cotton-seed oil quiet: prime crude nominals
yellow. 45ikf46c.
Rice steady: domestic. fair 20 extra. IA
size. Japan. 42sd5c. Molasses steady. New
Orleans open kettle. good 10 choice. 53d4lc-
Coffee-SpOt Rio quiet. No. invoice, 5i1cs
mild quiet: COrdOva. SNlitsc
Sugar-Raw steady: fair refining. Z1kc.
centrifugal % test. 7-l6c: mOlasses sugar.
ll-l6c refined steady: No. 6. 4loc. No. 7.
&C: No s. 39Oc: No. 9. 3S5c: No. 10, 3.s0c.
H. ACC: standard A. 445c: confectionery
A 4 Sc mold a. sc: cut-loaf. Sic; crushed
5-15c; powdered, I15c; granulated. 4.65cs
cubes 490c.
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sntter, Cheese md Egg..

NEW YORK. May A-Butter-Receipts. ls3s
packages. Market hrmer. State dairy. lsisQ
21zc; state creamery. lsssQe2c; renovated. ls9
20lsc; factory. l7Qlsl1c; initiation creamery, $50
20l2c. Cheese-Receipts. s.i6s packages. Market
colored. choice. lie; small white. n4lzisc; large.
coiored. lOAailc; large. white lie. Eggs-Re-
ceipts, 795 packages. Market firm State and
Pennsylvania. lSc; Western storage packed. ~
qiSc; Southern. 14Q15c.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY A.-Butter steady but
quiet. extra Western creamery. 22zc. extra near,
by prints. CSC. Eggs firm and in good demand:
fresh nearby, lie; fresh Western. lTizc; fresh
Southwestern. lie; fresh Southern. 16c. Cheese
firm and in fair demand: New York full creams
prime small. new, 1z%dl5c: New York full
creams. fair TO good, new, 2dlfhc.
BALTIMORE. May A-Butter firm and un-
changed: fancy imitation. 20Q2lc; fancy cream-
cry. 23c fancy ladle. lsa20c; fancy roll. lsd2oc:
good roll, 1918; store packed. EQlSc. Eggs
firm and unchanged; fresh. i7di7sc. Cheese
steady and unchanged; large. uAdi2c; medium.
lzQl2i4e; small. 12Aai2Rc
CHICAGO, May A--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady, cream
cries lSa21c; dairies. 17gisc. Cheese easy az
11%a12%c. Eggs steady; fresh. l5c.
KANSAS CITY, Nav eggs steady: new No.
whitewood cases included. l3isc per Dozen loss
off: returned, lSc.
CINCINNATI May 4-Eggs steady at ifc.
Butter steady. Cheese steady; Ohio nat isc.
ST. LOUIS MAY 2i-Butter steady: creamery,
17q23c: dairy, l6Q2Oc. Eggs steady at lsisc.
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Oils.

NEW YORK, May A.-Petroleum steady; re-
fined New York. T40c Philadelphia and Balti-
more 735c; Philadelphia and Baltimore. In bulk.
4S5c Rosn weak; strained common 90 good.
N57ikG160. Spirits OF turpentne nrm at Gu
case.
SAVANNAH. May 4-Spirits OF turpentine
firm AT l5I.c. Rosin firm. Quote: A. h c. n,
81 %; E Si25: F. Sl.30: G. u.sS: H. tl.5S: l. 81 IS:
X GAS: NJ. Sass; y, S.25; window glass 81 IS:
water white. s3.65.
WILMINGTON. May H-Spirits OF turpentine,
nothing doing. Rosin firm at 81. iedl.l5. Crude
turpentne firm at ITO. .. so and 90. Tar firm
at Sl35
OIL CITY, May H-Credit balances. 10: GER
tifcates no bid. Shipments. 8. o40 brls. aver
brls.
MONTPELIER. Nav a-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, ssc: South Lima and In
diana. sSc.
CHARLESTON May a.-spirits Of turpentins
and rosin unchanged.
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THE COURT RECORD.
CIRCUIT COURT.

merry clay Alien, Judge.
Alma Wheeler VS. Helen Z. Gordon's Es-
tate claim. Judgment on verdict against
estate for 500 and costs.
State ex rel. Rosa NJ. Dellelo VS. Ernest
Melicks; bastardy. Parties married; cause
dismissed; judgment against defendant for
costs.
Georgia A. Wood VS.. William Wood; di-
vorce. Evidence concluded; continued for
argument.
Sarah Hinkle VS. William Hinkle; di-
vorce. Evidence concluded; finding for
plaintiff; decree of divorce; Judgment
against defendant for costs.
George Kessler ct al. VS. Henry Hard
away ct al; to quiet title. All defendants
except Wallace, trustee defaulted; sub
mtted to court finding for plaintiff; decree
quieting title and deed reformed
CRIMINAL COURT
Fremont Afford, Judge.
State VS.. Henry Mickey; assault and bat
terry Appeal from Justice Stout; finding
of not guilty.
State VS. Mary A. Russell and James A
RUSSELL maintaining a nuisance. Appeal
from Justice Enrich; finding of guilty;
fined SO and costs
NEW SUITS FILED.
Joseph Gentry VS.. James Crabtree; dam
ages. Demand, $1,000 Circuit Court.
Anna G. Dougherty VS.. Henry Q. Dough-
erty; divorce. Circuit Court.
Edna s. Burgess VS.. Thomas H. w. Bur-
CESS; divorce. Superior Court, Room g.
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The feature to-day was a sharp advance in
Canadian Pacific. The buying was called
distinctly good and houses which have &C
cummulated considerable blocks of the
stock at lower figures are not selling, but
if anything are adding to their lines. The
advance is accompanied by rumors of in
creased dividends and should the crops in
the Northwest be bountiful there Is no
doubt that the condition of the companys
finances will be such as TO warrant larger
returns TO the stockholders OF the indus
trials National Lead was conspicuously
strong 1t Is believed that a deal is under
consideration between this company and
the new lead company started by Mr. Ryan.
The new company is reported to have
bought patent for the handling of lead
which will result in a very material de-
crease in working expenses. The bank
statement was wholly favorable. The con-
dition of the banks is now such to war
rant the maintenance of the present COM
paratively low rates of interest and should
the peace negotiations in South Africa be
brought to a successful conclusion the ex-
tension of credits in London would further
tend to keep money easy in New York. The
statement was followed by a little iquida-
ton and the market closed somewhat below
the best prices of the day.
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AT NEW YORK.
Small Late Rally i'm Grains-GeneraI
List Very Quiet.

NEW YORK, May 24-Flour-Receipts.
1880 brls; exports, s., TBS brls. Market dull
and easier; winter patents. s4q4. 25; winter
straights, s3.s594; Minnesota patents, s49
40; winter extras. s3.15d34O; Minnesota
bakers, s3.l5G335; winter low grades, 81 95d
800. Rye -four dull; fair to good $3.50
3.4O choice to fancy. s3.5O93.65. Corn meal
steady; yellow Western, s.12; city, $3.50;
Brandywine, SS.45aS.65. Rye steady; No 2
Western. 65ssc T. o. b. aioat; state, 62a63c
C. i. f. New York, car lots.
wheat-Receipts $3.50 bu exports. 247.-
264 blu. Spot steady; No. 2 red. SIC elevator,
SS1kc (. o. b. afoat: No ! northern Duluth.
size (. o. b. afioat; No. 1 hard Manitoba,
s61zc f. o. b. afioat. sharp decline oc-
CURED in wheat this morning. due 10 the
bearish crop report figures. Liquidation
was also impelled by favorable weather
news and lower cables. Later, however.
prices rallied little on covering and for
eign buying, closing steady at a partial
12c net decline; May closed at 79Ac; July,
7S7sq79lsc, closed at 19c: September, 772sq
Corn-Receipts. "a. $50 bu: exports, 6. 100 bu
Spot eaSy; No. ?, 701zc elevator. $3.50 f. o. b.
afloat. Influenced by the crop report. corn
sequently rallied partially on covering;
closed steady at 2sc advance on May and
isGAc decline otherwise: May, 7OQ7c.
closed at Tic; July, 66IzQ667sc, closed at
667sc; September closed at SAC
Oats-Receipts, GO. 600 bu exports 4s.547
blu. Spot easy; No. 2. 45ikc; No. 3, 45c: No. ?
white. 50izc No. white, soc: track mixed
Western. 47Q4s1zc; track white. 50a55c. Op-
tons quiet and easier at first, after which
they rallied with other markets.
Hay dull; good TO choice. 9O6i95c
Hops firm; State. prime TO choice 1901. 10
G22c: 1900. 14Gl5c; old. 5dse: Pacific coast,
1901 17lza21c; 1900. l4d15c: old. 5GSc.
Hides firm: Galveston. % 10 IS lbs, lSc;
California p 10 Is lbs. l9c; Texas dry, a 10
30 lbs, 13c Leather steady; acid. 24d25c
Beef firm; family. sl6Ql6.50: mess. Sl4:
beef hams, s2lG22; packet. sl5Ql5.50; city
extra India mess s25d27. Cut meats quiet:
picked bellies, slOGl075; picked shoulders
IS 5OGis. 75 picked hams. $li.5oal2.50. Lard
steady; Western steamed nominal: refined
steady; continental. s1o.So: South American,
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rGranger Farwen & Co.'S wire.l
MONETAR ".
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS-Com paper. 4d6
per cent; time loans, sac per cent: Clear
ings, 81, $50, SS9.42; balances, $780,
NEW YORK-Call money nominal; no
loans. Prime mercantile paper, 41kd51a per
cent Sterling exchange steady; actual
business in bankers bills. SiS67s614 S71s for
demand, 81 $40 64S41h for sixty days; posted
rates, s4.S51s and SASS; commercial bills
S4S3%64S47s. Clearings $254,O332l2; ball
ances. S11, 9O3. 9SS.
CHICAGO-Posted exchange. A.S5H for
sixty days A.SS on demand. New York ex-
change, soc premium. Clearings, $2i.959, 2S9;
balances, s., 1885,, 6S5.
BOSTON.-Clearings s2O,624, S91; balances,
s., $50 162.
PHILADELPHIA-Mo Az per cent.
Clearings, $40, AS, 031; balances. s., S5S 791.
ST. LOUIS.-Money. steady at 41zd6 per
cent New York exchange, soc premium.
Clearings, S6.4S1, 467; balances, $780, 4s.
BALTIMORE.-Mone 6 per cent. Clear
ings, 4,1O5, 5S5; balances, S4S9,774.
CINCINNATI.-Mone 31z46 per cent.
New York exchange, soc premium. Clear
inRS 80 293 500.
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LONDON, May 24.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day were l2.it5 bales. Com
petition was spirited and prices were nrm- A
good supply Of superior combing was sold at
IRENE rates. Merinos sold well at full rates.
Medium and coarse cross-breds were In better
firm. Following are the sales in detail: New
South Wales 400 bales; secured. 5&ddis Sd.
Is 3lzd@is sd: greasy, 7qiod. Victoria, 1000
bales; secured. Is SID; greasy, 5ddls lid South
Australia, 200 bales secured. Is; greasy, tk0
9Ikd New Zealand. 800 bales; secured. 4s4d8
Is I'd; greasy, 4izddls Id. Cape OF Good Hope
greasy, 6QSizd
ST. LOUIS. May 24-wool steady: medium
grades. l6dl7&c; light nne, l2ql5i1c; heavy nne.
l0d12l9c: tub washed. B025c.
NEW YORK. May 24.-wool quiet; domestic
fleece, 25d29c.
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res ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady
winter patents, So 9OG4; straights, So 40d3 So
clear 50 2OG3 so; spring specials s43OG4 80: pat
ents So. 5Oq3.sO; straights, sSGS.S6. No. spring
oats' 4sG4sIc; No white SH 9I%S45Ec no
white. 4iaA%c. No. rye. 5sa6Oc. Good feed
ing barley. 69q7Oc; fair TO choice mailing. 7oIs
ern. s1.76. Prime timothy seed s6.SOa6.S5 Glow
err contract grade. $685. Mess pork. per bril-
rib sides( loose). 50. 60d97o. Dry-saIted shout
ders (boxed), sass Short-clear sides (boxed)
$40 20d103O. Whisky. basis OF high wines 81 80
Recepts-Flour II, 900 brls; wheat. %. 900 bu;
corn, 1900 bu; oats. POS. 900 bu rye 1000 bu !;
barley, 1900 bu. Shipments-Fiour, II 900 brls:
wheat. 30 600 bu corn 1s6, 900 bu; oats 209O bu
rye. 1900 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
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INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS, May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS light; shipments
none. Prices all kinds OF cattle have suf-
fered this week, but the downward movement
has been uneven. varying from shade lower
on the best dry-fed. fully matured stock to
21q5oc drop on the common and medium stuff
especially anything showing the least bit grassy
The demand from local sources has not been
affected in the least, the call for good butcher
stock being much in of the supply. Very
little business was transacted to-day, but the
prices of the few disposed of were considered
steady at yesterdays figures. The market closed
quiet and steady at quotations.:
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NEW YORK MAY A-The metal markets were
ali steady to-day. with moderate 1obbing trade
going on Tin was quoted Is sSd 10. csc. Con-
ner was quoted az l2c for standard, spot 10
August n SSdi26Se for lake, az 1ni2 SOC for
stands al 4ltc. Spelter II quoted at f75c. Iron
was steady and unchanged
ST LOUIS May 34-Metais quiet: lead steady
at So ssqIs s7ls per cwt: spelter nominal az A.ss
per cwt.
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Dry Goods

NEW YORK. May N-The dry goods market
closed quietly In all departments. There has
been a poor demand for most descriptions OF
6omestics coarfe colored cottons. such as denirns
and chsviots showing the best results Prints
arr quiet and unchanged. Print cloths dull
previous prices. American cotton yarns weak
and irregular for yarns IN stocks but fairly
steady for yarns 20 be made. Worsted and
wooden yarns quiet at previous prices. Linen
and jute yarns nrm.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Strong, Though Dull, and with
but Little Liquidation.
Meyer & Kiser's Telegra

Meyer & Kiser's telegram
NEW YORK, May A.-Although the mar
ket continues very dull ii is decidedly
strong. and there is comparatively little
liquidation. London houses did little or
nothing, foreigners being content to await
further news from South Africa before add
ing to their commitments in the market.
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SANTIAGO DE CHILE. May 5.-Ths
Chilean minister OF foreign AFFAIRS. Senior
a, AM ,-;o rrsrr.. 1919 -
the details OF the agreement which limits
Chilean and Argentine armaments and
which provides for the general arbitrafion
of disputes between the two countries
Owing 10 this favorable situation securities
and bonds are very nrm and gold Is falling.
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HIGHER COURTS RECORD.
SUPREME COURT

Minute
1850. Howard F. Chappell et al. VS.. the
Jasper County Gas and Oil Company Jas
per c. c. Appellee's brief 50
APPELLATE COURT.
Minutes
1856. John S. Terhune VS. Catharine
Shinn. Henry G. c. Appellants brief (s)
4429 Milwaukee Fire Insurance Company
VS.. l.. s. Todd. Howard S. c. Appellants
brief 6)
4SlS. James Warner VS.. Sarah E War
ner. Adams c. c. Appellees brief (S)
1888. The Diamond Flint Glass Company
et al VS.. Byron NJ. Boyd. Blackford c. c.
Appellants brief 90 on motion to strike out.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-S statement OF
the treasury balances in the general fund.
exclusive of the $50 1000 gold reserve in
the division OF redemption, shows:
Available cash balance ......... $lSS, 659. O79
Cold ...........................9 81, So, 26I
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 24621s per cent; dis
counts, pa. Consols, So S-l6. Spanish tours,
rs
PARIS-Three per cent. rentes. 10lf 25c
for the account Exchange on London. 25f
PIC for checks Spanish tours closed at 1915.
notwithstanding on London, 20rn
47s.pf for checks. Discount rates: Short
bills. Ia. per cent; three months bills, pa.
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. May 2l-Poultry steady: chick
ems. si1c: springs, 20d25c; turkeys, SC; ducks.
6lRc; geese. idt1zc.
CHICAGO May A.-Live poultry easy. tur-
keys sdIzc: chickens, lzc.
CINCINNATI. May 2.-Poultry quiet: chick
ems l0ql5c. turkeys, Sc.
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Not the Only Dead One.
Omaha Bee

OIndnd Dee.
The great daily newspaper. the Congress
sional Record, has startled its readers by
printing a speech OF "a member OF Congress
after death had claimed him. There was
really. however, no need Cor surprise. Many
of the speeches that weight down the Con-
gressional Record are by dead ones.
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receipts Of hogs this week have been of fair
volume. showing an increase of 1900 over
last week, a decrease of over 5000 compared
with the same week year ago and an in
crease OF nearly LOCO over the correspond
Ing week two years ago. and thus far this
year the receipts are over 10000 smaller
than the same period last year. For the
week ending yesterday local packers bought
a total Of 1893. against 14S7S the preceding
week and .. 500 the same week a year ago
During the same period the shipments were
4l2b, against 1897 the preceding week and
6641 The corresponding week a year ago
There was very little or no change in the
market at the beginning OF the week, but
later, with good receipts and quite a fall
Ing off in the demand from outside sources
values began TO decline, and at the low
time were fully 10c lower than the opening
on the best grades, while others were 15G2Oc
on The market braced up some at the ex-
IRENE close OF the week, but on account
or limited competition and unfaVOrable re-
ports from other places statesmen were I'M
aolc 10 recover much OF the loss sustained
earlier IN the week Considering the fact
that packers had 10 be depended upon to
take pracucally all OF the supply the mar
ket was by no means unsatisfactory The
quality was generally satisfactory but n
small proportion or the receipts were good
heavy grades The highest price paid dur
ing the week was S1-4O and the lowest ton
price was $50. The receipts to-day were
1000 smaller than a week ago. and almost
that much smaller than year ago. About
the same class OF hogs was represented a.
heretofore this week. and therefore the
quality could not affect the prices 10 any
extent The market opened with a con-
tinued limited demand from shippers and
on that account packers were not as active
as they might otherwise have been Re
ports from other places also contributed TO
weaker conditions, and IL seemed TO be the
intention or buyers TO reduce prices here
on account of the small supply statesmen
were holding their cOnsignments for steady
prices. and finally succeeded in disposing
or most OF the supply on that basis. but
occasionally decline or DC was reported.
developed. but practically all OF the supply
had changed hands and prices were not
changed 10 any perceptible extent good
clearance was finally made. Sales ranged
from So 90 20 $50. and the bulk OF the sup
ply sold above $6.75. Quotations.
A.. .tofc.a ,,,oGit,r, 81 -. 49, a.,
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od 70 choIce steers. so Ibs and Do

Hogs-Recelpts. 500: shipments small The
supply received at the local market this week
was almost twice large 8 last week, but
the quality OF the stock showed improve
ment. the bulk OF IL running largely TO light
weights Of rather ordinary grade. The tendency
OF the market has been downward, but the
total decline for the week amounts TO only
about 10 cents the better class OF hogs. The
conditions have been fairly satisfactory every
day, but the shipping inquiry has not been
nearly so strong usual. owing 10 the very
low prices existing at all of the Eastern points.
Local packers, however. have been very free
buyers. with the result that no difficulty has
been experienced in dsposing of the supply.
Prices to-day ruled steady at yesterdays fig
ures on all grades. The average weight to-day
was the heaviest OF the week Trading
active from the opening. The market closed
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. May A-cotton steady.
Sales iT2S bales. Ordinary. i5-lsc: good or
binary T-isc: low middling. i3-isc. middiing.
&C: good middling. s-l6c; micciing fair. Iowa
Receipts. SIS bales. stock. iT sss bales.
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YoRK.-Bar silver, 52lsc; Mexican
dollars. 41Ac.
LONDON.-Sifver bars quiet at 24isd an
ounce
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Sheep-Receipts small: shipments none. Values
on all classes of stock lower than they
were week ago, the choice kinds ruling csc
of at the close, while the common grades We're
about SOC lower. There has not been very much
doing this week. but the market has been in
very good condition. there was strong in
quiry from all sources The market closed quiet
and steady OuotationS.
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Sheep-Recei light. shipments small.
There has been liberal run OF sheep and
lambs 10 the market this week. The total
indicates an increase OF 600 over last week
f450 over the same year ago and 800 over
the corresponding week two years ago, and
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The banks now hold $l4.30l, $50 in excess of
reserve requirements under the IS per cent.
rule.
The Tinancier says: 1.-The statement OF
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they were the largest receipts for a single
week since Nov p. 1901. Thus far this year
the receipts are 1890 larger than the same
period last year. Notwithstanding the big
increase In supplies there has been a con-
tinued good demand. especially for fat stock
and prices have not changed TO any con-
siderable extent on the supply. Spring
lambs. as expected as the season advances.
declined, and with a poor demand for feed
ing sheep that class was difficult to sell at
lower prices. At the extreme close of the
week the best sheep and yearlings were
selling almost as high at the opening
while spring lambs and stockerS were CSC to
soc lower. Toward the close of the week it
was apparent that the requirements Of buy
ers had been very well satisfied and with
less favorable reports from Eastern points
the outlook is not so encouraging. High
prices this week were $50 for spring lambs
So for yearlings and $3.50 for sheep. A
very small number arrived for the market
to-day and the trading was necessarily
quiet, but a good clearance was made in
season at quotably steady prices compared
with the way equal kinds sold yesterday
Quotations: