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Dispersion Sale at Kansas City At
tracts Many Prominent buyers.

tracts Many Prominent Buyers.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 19.-The dis
persion sale of w. r.. Nelson's herd of
to-day, and fancy prices were realized.
Fifty-seven lots We're offered, including
imported animals bred by the Queen of
England, ]. Dean Willis. of Wiltshire,
England; a. Nj. Gordon, Aberdeenshire.
Scotland; c.. Z. Wodehouse, Hartford, Eng
land, and other notable American and En-
glish breeders. In addition to the imported
cattle were sold. Cattlemen from all parts
of the country attended the sale. which in
Guided some of the best cattle ever offered
in a sale ring. Among the big sales were:
Lavender Lily Gmported), calf at side;
bred by Dean Willis, Bapton manor, Cod
ford, st. Mary's, Wiltshire; sold TO Dan
X. Hanna, S1.600.
Miranda dmp), calf at side; bred by her
Majesty the Queen, Windsor, England; to
Dan r. Hanna, Cottage Hill farm, Ra-
VIENNA, O., 81 ,500.
Village Belle Gmp.), bull calf at side;
bred by her Majesty the Queen. Windsor,
England; 10 Dan r. Hanna. s1,OS0.
Dean Willis, Bapton manor, Codford, ST.
Mary's, Wiltshire; to s. S. Shelby. West
Diana dmp), calf at side; bred by ].
Dean Willis; to j. F.. Marsters, Brooklyn,
The first animal offered for sale was VII
lage Lily III. bred by Charles Hogg. of
Gibraltar. Ont; TO G. G.. Bigelow & Sons,
Hartwick, Ia. for $3.50.
Countess Mary VIII Qmp); bred by G..
T, Wodehouse, Woolmer's Park. Hartford,
Eng; 10 It. Il. Wornall, Liberty, Mo-, 500.
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VITAL STATISTICS-MARCH 10
Births.

Percy and Cecilia Rowe. 1858 Moore avenue.
boy.
Frederick and Mary Joss. 20 East Tenth
street. boy.
sam and Jessie Moore. city. girl.
Valentine and Maud OFT. s16 High street. girl
Charles and - Woods, 32 Cora street, boy.
Charles and Sarah Grant. SIS Torbett street.
girl
otto and Anna Le1er. III North Alabama
street. girl.
Rasmus and Katie Hansen. 1919 High street.
b0v-
Charles and Elizabeth Pau. East Market
street. boy.
Henry and Lizzie Renner, . West Moore
street. boy.
William and Frances Losche, South Meridian
street. girl.
Bert and Susan Young. rear OF 5s West Four
tenth street. girl.
John and Nellie Shinkle. 1909 Brookside avenue,
boy.
David and Florence Webb. 1919 Nelson street,
boy.
Charles and Anna Miller. city, girl.
Ira ard Mary Kinnick. 92 South Delaware
street. bcy.
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Northeast: Bargain large. modern. double
house. south OF Six a street; renting for
s52O annually. over DO GER cent. Eight rooms,
bath and furnace on each side: wide and deep
lots bearing fruit. on improved and excellent
street; house is excellent. Address 6s care OF
Journal
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Memorials from indians.

ATOKA, /. T., March 1.-the convention
of Chickasdw and Choctaw Indians adj
journed to-day, after memorializing Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Congress. To President
Roosevelt the Indians oppose the sale of
the coal and asphalt lands. The memorial
10 Congress makes a plea for the equal di-
vision OF lands at the closing of tribal rolls,
that all lands be allotted as soon as prac-
ticable. that all funds and annuities due
the tribes be paid out in per capita pay
ment following allotments. urges the fed
eral government to protect the Indians
against wrongful invasion and opposes the
rider 10 the indian appropriation bill linn
iting the Indians 10 800 acres of land.
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ST. LOUIS. March 19.-Flour duh and easy;
red winter patents. $5.759S. 80; extra fancy and
straight, S4OQS.55: clear. s3Q3.9. Timothy
seed nominal at s5Gs: prime worth morc.
sacked. S6Gss4c. Wheat lower: No
red, cash, elevator, Size: track. SQS2hc: May.
s0S.c; July. 1S@Q l31&c: No. . hard. 75aT7c. corn
lower; No. 2 cash. 6oHc; track. 6lIsGS2c: Nav.
ole; July. 60Ac. oats lower; No. ?. cash. 45Lc:
track. 4s&r47hc; May, 43%c; July. 34%c; No :
white. iILae. Rye lower at SIC. Pork higher
Jobbing, SIS for old. SIG for new. Lard higher
az ssl2r. Bulk meats boxed stronger; extra
shorts. $50; clear ribs. S.62h: clear sides.
$50: bacon Sboxedl stronger; extra shorts.
Timothy steady at sl2Gl5, prairie scarce and
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IndianapoIis Grain Market.

On the local grain market prices of Tues
day were those which prevailed yesterday.
Inspections were but 10 cars. and little
business was transacted on the Board of
Trade, dullness being the prominent char
secretary of the Board of Trade, ruled as
follows:
Wheat steady: No. 2 red. sic track: No. 2
red, SO1ac on milling freight; No. 3 red, ia
79c track; S0tc track; wagon, Sic.
Corn steady; No. l white, CSC; No. 2 white,
CSC; No. 3 white Csc; No. 4 white, 6l063c;
No. 2 white mixed, 6218c; No. ? white mixed,
621hc; No. 4 white mixed. 5S1aa6Ohc; No. :
yellow. 62%c; No. 8 yellow, 622ic: No. 4 vel
low, 5S4G604c; No. 2 mixed, 6212c; No. !
mixed, 621Ac; No. 4 mixed, 5S1sq6O2c; ear,
CSC.
Oats steady; No. 2 white, 46446hc; No.
white, 451h646c: No. 2 mixed, 45Q45kc; No.
3 mixed. 4412Q45c.
Hay steady; No. 1 timothy, s12G12.5o; No.
2 timothy, $10.50G11.
nspections-Corn No. 2 white, 6 cars;
No. 3 white, 3: No. . yellow, /; No. 2 mixed,
2: total, II ears. Oats: No. 2 mixed, 2 cars.
Hay: No. 1 timothyi 2 cars; prairie, ,; total,
4 cars. Rye: l car.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings on the wagon market were the
largest of any day of the present month,
and at noon there was but one load of hay
unsold, but of corn there were probably a
dozen loads. The market was very active,
but it was noticeable that some of the hey
and a considerable percentage of the corn
sold at the lowest quotations, much OF the
corn not being up to the highest standard.
The wagon weighmaster reported the fol
lowing prices as covering the market:
Corn-6SQ72c per bu.
Oats-46d4Sc per blu.
H~ay-Timothy, choice, s12d13; mixed, S9.5
G10. 80: clover, $9Gl0, according TO quality.
Sheaf Oats-$1Onl2 per ton
Straw-$5G6 per ton, according to quality.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET
STEADY AMI FIRM PRICES ARE THE
DOMINANT FEATURE.
Trade Only Awaits the Impetus of
Spring weather tn he Unprece-
dentedIy Active-The Cereals.

Strong steady prices were the feature in
all markets yesterday, there being no
changes in the way OF a decline. With the
more moderate weather trade showed some
Improvement over Monday and Tuesday.
The wholesale grocers are quite busy and
prices are firm. Talk Of a sugar decline Is
still heard. but the realization does not
come. Beans are weaker than any other
thing the grocers handle. Coffees and sug-
ars are steady and unchanged. After be-
ing heralded as a possibility for some time
an advance has again occurred in the to-
mato market, and jobbers are skiing about
5 cents a dozen more for standards and
fancy brands. There is no doubt in the
minds of wholesalers that all stocks will
be exhausted long before the arrival of
new packs. even at the reduced rate Of
consumption that accompanies high val
ues. and the present move is made TO adj
vance prices with no fear as to its not be-
ing maintained successfully. Canned goods
generally will rule firm during the balance
of the season. Dried fruits are in good re-
quest, as are evaporated fruits. the high
price for apples helping the dried fruit
market. The demand for tropical fruits
continues active, California oranges and
Florida pineapples being very firm at quo
tations. Both butter and cheese are very
firm at prices named. and are i'm good re-
quest. Elgins and choice domestic butter
are very active. Poultry is in active re-
quest and receipts are unusually light. The
egg market is strong at prices quoted. an
advance of half a cent over Mondays
prices. and the present rate bids fair to
rule until there is a marked increase in re-
ceipts, which would follow warmer wealth
er. With the dry goods houses and MILL
ners trade is not as active as last week,
weather conditions not being favorable.
However the opinion is general that genu-
inc spring weather is the only stimulant
trade needs to make it active to an UMPIRE
cedented degree. as stocks carried by retail
merchants are low, their bills are well paid
up and conditions are otherwise favorable
TO free buYing.
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p cars; corn, 90; oats, 10; hogs, $4,000 head
Leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour weak.
No. 3 spring wheat. nhGT411c; No. 2 red. Stag
S21xc. No. 2 oats, 44Aq44hc: No. ? white. 47D
4Tzc; No. 3 white, hQ4 No. . rye. 5sG5s1zc.
Fair to choice mailing barley, 62d65c. No. l
timothy seed. $3.50. Glover seed. contract grade,
1915. Mess pork. per brl. SIS. POOL. IS. Lard. per
100 lbs. s9.30q9.32E. Short-rib sides 0oose), sS.35
GS5O. Dry-salted shoulders Cboxed), sI12Is6I 25.
Short-clear sides (bOxed). sS.sOqs.7 20. whisky, on
basis of high wines, $3.50.
Receipts-FlOur. $1,000 brls; wheat, 1900 bu:
corn. 129. 0O0 bu; oats. 16S. 600 bu; rye. 5000 bu:
barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, &c, 900 brls;
wheat. 5000 bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats, 1O2, 600 bu:
rye. 1000 bu; barley, 10000 bu.
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Wool.

LONDON, March 19.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered 5,s17 bales. in
Guiding a good selection OF fine new south
Wales, Queensland and Victoria. Competition
was spirited and extreme rates were paid for
some grades. American buyers secured some
parcels of merinos and cross-breds. Up to the
present time $4,000 bales have been offered. of
which 5000 have been withdrawn. Following are
the sales in detail: New South Wales, g. 600 ales;
secured, 3dq2s I'D; greasy, 3d6ls. Queensland.
100 bales; secured. 1s4ls Tad; greasy, 50. GlOIbd.
Victoria. 900 bales; secured, 3d01s sgd; greasy,
312d9ls Id. South Australia. Toe bales: secured.
lOdgls 112d; greasy. 4&46%d. West Australia,
900 bales; secured, Is 112d; greasy, 6a912d. Tas-
mania, 100 bales; greasy. 5AG1OIRd. New Zea-
land, $500 bales: secured, 44Msd; greasy. 3lS9
100 Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 200 bales:
secured, Is 31zd; greasy, 6HGT4d.
ct. LOUIS, March 19.-Wool quiet and nom
lnal; medium grades, 15617Jzc; light fine. l2O
iS1ac; heavy fine. 1Od11c; tub washed, 14a2ic.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH, March 19.-Spirits Of turpentino
firm at 45d46c. Rosin quiet. Quote: A, b. c. ID
$50; e. SL35; f, $40; @. s1.45; H. $3.50: /, 81. -;
h, S2.4S; NJ, S2S5; n, 1925; window glass. So. so;
water white, $3.50.
OIL CITY, March 19.-Credit balances. Sill
Certificates, no bid nor offer. Shipments n 74C
orIs; average, 1888 brls; runs, so, 1886 brIs; av.
erage, 4,05S brls.
WILMINGTON, March
ing doing. Rosin quiet at I.15GL29 Crude trr-
pentine firm at SLS5 10 $3.50. Tar firm at 81. 20.
MONTPELIER, March s.-Crud petroleum
steady; North Lima, SIC; South Lima and In.
diana, soc.
CHARLESTON. March 19.-Turpentin. and
rosin unchanged. "N
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Demand for Government Control.

NEW YORK. March ia. @. Hepburn,
vice president of the Chase National Bank,
in an address delivered before the Academy
OF Political Science, said there seemed to
be a growing demand on the part of the
public for government control of various
industries. such as railways. telegraphs.
etc. and he declared the trend in industry
to be toward such control
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Poultry and Other Produce

CPrices paid by shippers.)
Young turkeys. 10 to y lbs. 10c per Id; hens. Sc:
cocks. &c; young chickens, Sc; ducks, &c; geese,
81. so per doz.
Swiss. Tic: brick, lac; nmburger, 13c.
~Butter-Choice roll, 15c per Id; poor, No. 2,
Sq10c.
Eggs-1212c per doz.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow, 25c for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese, 3oc per Id; prime duck,
zoe per 10.
Wooi-Merchantable medium. 1sc; bury and
understandable SQ5c less; coarse grades, 15c;
fine merino, 13d15c; tub washed, 25d2sc.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. 1, re; No. 2, 61zc;
No / calf, 10c; No. ? calf, SIC.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March 19.-The market to-day
has shown generally quieter conditions in cotton
goods so far as business actually in process is
concerned, but no loss OF strength in tone. and
price in a number of directions still tend against
buyers without open advances being quoted
This is chiefly in brown cottons. Print cloths
regulars. Mems wear woolens and worsteds are
quiet, without change in prices. Wooden dress
goods firm in all staple lines. Worsted dress
goods quiet.
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SEALED


Depot Quartermasters Ofhce, ST. Louis. No,
March II. 1872. Sealed proposals. in tripIlcate.
vii be received here until u o'clock. noon,
Thursday. April II 1892. fOr construction OF vitri-
led brick roads, curling and drainage or grounds
a. the u. :. Clothing Depot. 50. Louis. No.
GpSernuent reserves right 20 accept or reject
any or all proposals or parts thereof. Iufor-
nation furnished on application. Envelopes
Containing proposals should be indorsed Pro
posaIs for brick roads" and addressed 10 Lieu
tenant Colonel .. r. Barnett. Depot =. IL
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SIavish workmen Killed.

STEUBENVILLE. o., March 19-Three
Slavish workmen met death in the iron
mills here to-day. John Salvador and Mike
Uboski were caught In a cave-in and
smothered to death at the La Belle iron
works. John Cibere had his head crushed
TO a pulp between a buggy of steel and a
railroad car at the National steel works.
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Cotton.

NEW March 1e.-Cotton steady.
Sales, $500 bales. Ordinary, 5-16c; good ordi-
nary. 713-l6c; low middling, S1-16c; middling.
S 9-16c: good middling. s 15-16c: middling fair
bales.
NEW YORK. March 19.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet; middling uplands. 91sc; middling gulf,
sac. Sales, 1882 bales.
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Deaths.

David Black. City Hospital. forty-three years.
Erght's disease.
Rebecca A. Evans. eighty-three years, l2ci
Epann avenle, softeninE OF brain
Engle Strisberg, sixty-eight years. AZ Ne
braska street, diabetes.
Conrad II. Kellenbach. one year. 2o2S North
senate avenue, spinal meningitis.
Charles Louis. twenty-siX years. ST. Vincent =
Hospital. heart disease.
James O'Brien. thirty-three years. City Hos
ritaI. cerebral hemorrnaRa-
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Poultry.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-Poultry-Alive firm.
chickens, lie; turkeys, 13c; fowls, i2I5c. Dressed
firm; fowls. u12q12c; turkeys, 12hq13c.
ST. u March 19.-Poultry steady: chick
ems. &c. turkeys. 9d11c; ducks, Sc; geese. 4G5c.
CHICAGO, March 19.-Dressed poultry I'M
changed; turkeys, 10Q14l2c; chickens, 1OqIikc.
CINCINNATI, March 1s.-Poultry steady:
chickens. 0012c turkeys. 9612c.
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fully 300 larger than a week ago and $50
larger than a year ago. All regular buyers
were again in the market, and while there
was no really urgent competition the ue-
mand was steady and equal to me supply,
ana the offerings changed hands as redolly
as expected at quOtably steady prices COM
pared with yesterday. The quality was not
the best, which accounts for comparatively
few sales at top quotations Quite a num-
Der or lambs sold at $50. spring lambs at
$50. and sheep at S3.50d5. The market
closed steady at opening prices. quotations.
Good 10 choice lambs. S5.5Fd6A
Common TO medium lambs.-....... 45gGAto
GOOD 10 choice 4Z9d9vV
Good 10 choice eep............. 3.JOu4V9
Common 10 medium sheep......... 250d329
Stockers and feeding sheep.
Bucks, per 100 2.5O4S-5O
HOrses-The receipts of horses for the
Blair-Baker Horse Company sale were
quite liberal, nearly 500 head having ar
rived against $50 the same time last week
and $50 the corresponding time a year ago.
There was a good variety Of animals rep
resented, and the quality generally was as
satisfactory as it has been at any time in
the past few weeks. There was quite a good
attendance OF buyers, and with an active
demand from all sources the market ojened
with considerable animation in the bidding
and the trading was lively at strong but
not quotably higher prices than last week.
There was "A good demand for harness
horses for farm use. There were no really
phenomenal sales reported. but single
coach horses sold as high as $500, and extra
good heavy horses as high as 500. There
were quite a number of sales at $l50d1f5.
and the bulk of the supply sold from S90G
TO this auction sent consignments this
week.
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Marriage

william II. Porter and Clara ]. Newman.
James T.. Gupt0n and Alice Ragsdale.
Frederick w. Henschen and Laura Clifton
Lee Hauck and Laura Turner.
George Mcconnell and Mary $. Hamblin.
Warren Weathers and Mary A. 3. Brown
Robert Evans and Bessie Simms.
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Another Gift to Wooster.

WOOSTER. o.. March 19.-T. II. Sever
ance. of Cleveland, has given sl5.00 addi-
tional 10 the university. adding this amount
20 $50 900 given a few weeks since. SO as TO
build the chemical laboratory according TO
original plans.
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Metals.
FANCY SHORTHORN CATTLE.

ST. LOUIS, March 1s.-Metals steady. Lea
firm at 4.0219G4.05c. Spelter dull at 4.1Oc.
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WANTED-Situat!on wanted-HousegirL. 72 '
Vermont st.
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TYPEwRITERs.

FOR Fox. Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale or rent at antitrust
prices. @. NJ Gen. Agt. Phones. 500.
Ia l. Washington st. Indianapolis.
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Sheep-Receipts light; shipments none.
The market was steady to strong on all
grades. The demand from all sources was
as strong as usual, and the few offered sold
promptly at steady prices. Top lambs were
worth $3.50, with top sheep selling at 50.
Quotations:
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DIED

RANSFORD-Wm. p. Ransford entered into rest
on Tuesday, March rs. 1902, at 9 D. m, aged
eighty years. six months. eleven days. Funeral
from the family rooms in the Windsor, Friday
afternoon. March n. az 2 2. m. Friends can
view the remains Thursday afternoon from 1 10
6 .. m
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Hoss-Receipts, 500; shipments, 800. The
market was steady TO strong at yester-
days quotations. The supply was COM
paratively light, but the quality was un-
usually good. the receipts consisting largely
of good heavy weights. The market was
In very satisfactory condition. All buyers
were after hogs. but shippers succeeded
i'm getting the bulk. Two loads averaging
255 and 300 pounds sold at $3.50. One load
ranged from $6.15 for common lights to 1915
for medium mixed weights. Squires & Co.
and Coffin Fletcher were the principal buy
ers. The market closed strong at quota
tfOOS-
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Coal and Coke.

Anthracite IAN sizes, s7.25 per ton: Blossburg.
e. smokeless, $40; Jackson, S425: Kanawha'
sG'25. Pittsburg. S4.25: Raymond S4.25: Winifrede
"a q: Tuhrig. 81; Hooking Valley. 81; Brazil
biock. a. 80: Greene county. S3.25; Indiana lump.
Sc 25: slack, smokeless, s3.25; slack. Jackson.
einia. s.. so: slack. Indiana, 81; ConnelisviIie
Coke. sc. so: lump coke, lie per bu, s.. 70 per ton:
cTnsbed coke. i3c per bu. S.25 per ton. -Bags
DC ner ton extra. ground floor or dumped in eel
lar. from wagon, 2Jc per ton extra, by wheel
harrow, chute or basket.
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Drugs.

Alcohol. 50. 57G27 20; asofoetida, 4Oc; alum. 2iLa
40. camphor. 6sd70c; cochineal. 50d55c: chIorS-
form. 5Sa65c; cOpperas. brl: soc; cream tartar.
nnre 3OdS3c; indigo. 65GS0c: lcorice, Calab
Genuine. 35a4Oc; magnesia, carb.. 2-oz, 20q22c;
morphine. p. & w, per OF, 81 45q26o: nader.
i4Gisc; oil. castor. per ga! Slloal.20 oil. Der
& W. per OF; S5g4oe; balsam eopaiba. 55a60c.
soap. CASTLE. Fr, lSglec; soda, bicarb. 2lzd6c:
peter. ICal4c; turpentin.. iIg55e; glycerine. I6izq
zoe: idodide potassium 900 %; bromide potas-
lie: cinchonida, sSa4Sc; carbolic acid. S2a zoe;
cocaine. muir, Si.SJ4J-
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INSURANCE..

INSURANCE-Insure your home In the Royal
Insurance Company. w. a GREYER. 4O5
Majestic Bldg.
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Dry Goods.

RIeached Sheetingc-AndroscOggin. L. 7Lc.
2drLiev No. %, sac; Cabot, &c; Capifol IL.
GDrnberiand. 7c: Dwight Anchor. sac: Frut, =;
49, 7 oom. 7&c: Farwell. 74c; Fitchville. To- F,,rI
Tfdth. SIC: Gilt Edge. size: Gilded Age 80
M nc; Hope. TIC; LinwoOd. TIC: LonsdaI Il
a., peabody. SIC; Pepperell. "a. lec: Pepne-an
io-S. &c; Androscoggin' "a. l9c; AndroscogEin'
IVT provvn sheetings-Atlant a. SIC: Argyle slLo
p6n,t q tI1c: Bucks Head. Sc: Ciiffon SSGzSS'
t.. constitution. 40-inch. 6ixc: Carlisle. 4a-f,c6'
e.. dwight star. &c; Great Falls r. sac. c.,
Eaus / SC: Hill Fine. &c. Indian Head a..
Psnperell Z. 5Nc. PepPerell. 10-4. 19c: Andres,
eoeein. "a. tic: AndrOscoggin. 10-4. lsc
Prints-AIlen dress styles. SC: Allen TR IA.
Allen robes. size: American indigo. 4isc. A.
1oid long cloth y. 7Hc; Arnold Lie e.
Cocheco fancy, SC: Hamilton fancy. Sc. Merri
mac pinks and puppies. sac: Pacific fancy. -.
simpsons MORNINGS. SIC: Simpsons Berlin
solids. SIC: simpsons oil finish. SC: America
sbirtings. &C: black white, 44c: greys. &c.
Kfd-6nished Cambrics-Edwards. sac: Warren
siEc. slater. 3&c. Genesse. 31c.
Tickings-Amoskeag AGA. l0izc; Conestoga RI
19iLc. Cords l40, llkc: Cords T. 1lzc. Co~di.
ACE nc: Hamilton awnings. &C: Kimono fancV
I7c- Lenox fancy. isc; Methuen "A. lOi-c. OaE,
land AF. Sc: Portsmouth. Ike: SuSquehanna
i2iEc: shetucket sW. &c: Shetucket f. sGc,
cinsha staple. 5sc: Amosks.s
dress &c; Bates. 5isc; Lancaster. 5sc: Lancaste,
dress &c: Bates. 5ac. Toll du Nord, Sc.
Grain $3.50. American, 81. 50.
Harmony. 1850. Stark, SIG.
Groceries.
cone-Good. IoaI7c: prime. I2pl4e: strictfv
prime. talsc; fancy green and yellow. lsa2zel
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transactions mt the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS, March 19.-Cattle-Receipts none:
shipments none. Quotations continue un-
changed, but there is a feeling of strength
to the market on all grades. The most
urgen inquiry is for choice butcher cattle,
coming almost altogether from local deal
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THE JOBBING TRADE.

CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Candies and Nuts.
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AONUMENTS-A. Diener, AS E. Washington.
Tel 2s25- Branch works E. entrance Crown Hill
MONtMENTS-Tile floors and marble work a
speciality. INDIANA MARBLE n GRAN
TIE WKS. AZ y. Del 81. Old tel. main. sss.
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seed clover. prime. tags5o. English clover,
Se4s so. alsike. s7Qs. alfalfa. choice. f60s g1i
crimson clover. N50Qa Timothy. prime. 0l08
as. Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. u25GltO. en-
ira clean. 60d7oc. Orchard grass. e. f00l1k ~
top, S0c4slI3. English bluegrass. sA2o&