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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-03-04

Gather Chandler is still quite sick.
Couches at Ming's at reasonable
price. Soft
Take your second hand goods to
Swain's.
The jury has been excused until
March 9Th.
See those bedroom suits at the Ming
Furture Co.'S. Soft
Look out for the date next month
at Balentine's.
The will Of Jess Glenn was filed for
probate Today.
Billy Simms has been quite sick
but is better.
Swain will buy your second hand
goods. Try him.
Commissioner Stanfied was able to be
out this morning
j. w. Sanders returned from Neo-
sho this morning.
Mrs. Birch Burnett is expected to-
day from Sapulpa..
w. j. Darrough left this morning
for Denison, Texas:
Fresh groceries at Balentlne's.
Look out for the date.
ID. NJ. Mars is confined to his home
today by severe cold.
VIM. Higgins left this morning for
Chikasha on business trip.
Northern grown ouion sets, Red
Wether>neld, al Balentioes.
Northern grown garden seeds, both
IN bulk aud package at Balentine's.
Leader am Shoepeg. are two popu-
lar Vi"ita cigars, made by MCGOWAN
Fine cofrees speciality at Baleu-
tines. Look out for the date next
month.
j Il. Briggs Is moving to the resi-
dence formerly occupied by Claude
Walton:
Have ,ou a good dog, or a sick dog.
read Geo. Higgins advertisement in
this issue.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the
kidneys ana Lladder right. Contains
nothing injurious.
500 acre river bottom farm, i'm
proved. Trade city property or cash
Call Q Realty. l09-tf
Fave trough and guttering OF all
kinds at Young s. Perry's Novelty
works. Tel. 1874.
How are you anyway? Dr. Cald-
wells syrup Pepsin Is perfect laxa-
tive. Sold by Peoples Drug store. DIV
Ii you desire anything In the way
OF sheet mu-ic you should see the
stock at the posi- ofiice book store.
Fifteen or twenty acres OF land TO
rent for oats, cll>e 20 IoWn ana good
land. Enquire at Cnieftain vfice.
Carpenter shop Ju-t north OF the
Green Hotel. ALI kinds OF lob aud
rerair work done IN 1rst class style.
Saw iiling a speciality. Screen work
etc. 1l32
La grippe coughs yield.Quickly 10
the wonderful curative qualities or
foley's Honey ana Tar. There Is
nothinS else Just a. good" Eos ,a1s
By Peopie'- Orog store. dw
MarIied-Harry Hunt. no ha. been
visiting al c ,ttase Grove, renn suf-
pristd his freud, by rrturning nonu
tni- mon ny WITH hi- bride. form,r
Miss Minnie Pullen, % ~hom he ".
married last week. Thev viii MAJ
Viuita their future h ,me. The chic
tain extends congratulations.
For all pulmonary trouble. Ballard
Horehouud syrup, taken IN the car
stages, prove a certain and sure Il
cldc IL equally effective To crot
aud whoopiug clngh. AID n ustd
season prevent- the further derer
ment of cou-ualpiin. Plioe. 25a
soc, az peoples drug store. d.
An important property deal
cnnsumated yesterday when Dr.
w. Foreman sold the lot occupied
the silver MOon restaurant bulldi
T. the Vinlta National hank
Foreman will remove the balldi
: - 80 : -. A.
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Local Savings.
Weather Indications.

Tonight and Wednesday fair and
cold. Freezing temperature tonight.
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TAMES 5 DAVENPORT.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Rooms and 10. New Haisell Building,
ViNITA. l. I
Avenport y Hail. Attorneys AZ Law,
hank building, Clarcmorc. 1. T
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IVY II. KORNEGAY,
W. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
And Notary Public. Office in new Hal.
sell building, Ninita. l. r. Will practice
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For Sale--300 4-year old steers; 200, 3 and 4
years old. 20 coming two's l25 coming
fhree's. oesdes a lOr of cows api yearlings.
% heifers. cows. II -te ,rs. IA heifer calv ee
3 steer aives I Durh IN bull. 400 shock
fOd Ter. 80 tons cool hay
Also fOnr farms 10 rent. See T. Webt,
at Webb Livery barn. II
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ANNOUNCEM ENTS.


We are authoriz ed TO announce j. + Led
better as q candid ate for re-eiection 70 tne
oflice OF city mars hal OF the town OF Vinita
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. May 21.-Butter-Receipts. 5.Ss
packages Market steady. State dairy. 1Sl2u
21c: state creamery. 19ls622c; renovated. lSg
2Olzc: factory. l7Gls9c; imitation creamery.
1Sigd2OIbc Cheese-Receipts. 2.455 packages.
Market steady 10 firm New State full creams.
small colored choice. l2Lc; white. l214c. large,
colored lll5c: white lliac. Eggs-Receipts,
Il. 421 packages. Market firm. State and Penn
sylvania. 170l7iac: Western, fair 10 good, Ia
174c; Southern. l3i5d15c.
PHILADELPHIA MAY 2i.-Butter quiet
prints lc lower: extra Western creamery, 2212c;
extra nearby prints. 23c. Eggs firm and in
good demand: fresh nearby, l6i5ml1c; fresh
Western lie: fresh Southwestern. 16@iSizc; fresh
Southern l5G15i2c Cheese frmer; New York
full creams. prime small new, l2izdl2%c; New
York full creams fair 10 good. new. nlz@l2Ac.
BALTIMORE. May 21.-Butter firm but lower;
fancy imitation. 20m2lc: fancy creamery, &c;
fancy ladle l9d20c: fancy roll, 19M20c good roll.
1Sd19c: store packed. IG1Sc. Eggs firm and
higher: fresh 16lz011c. Cheese firm and IN
changed: large. li%gl2c; medium, l2al2i+ci
small. 124Gl29sc.
CHICAGO. May 2l.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market firm; creameries.
1Sd22c: dairies l7dl9c. Cheese weak at ia a
12s.c. Eggs steady; fresh. 142tc
KANSAS CITY, MAY 21-Eggs steady No.
whitewood cases included. lSi2c doz, loss off
cases returned BE
CINCINNATI. May 21-Eggs steady at 1ic
Butter steady. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat. l5c.
LOUISVILLE. Nav -Butter-Common and
medium, 14dl5c per ID; good, l6c. Eggs, 14c.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l-Butter steady; creamery
I7Q2Sc; dairy. 16d2Oc. Eggs lower at l3lsc.
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AT NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, May 21.-Flour-Receipts
H. $50 brls exports, SSH brls. Market quiet
but steadily held. Winter patents, s4d42 %
Minnesota patents. $4G42O; Minnesota bak-
ers', sS.25d3S5. Corn meal firm; yellow
Western. 1892 city. $l.90; Brandywine, So
@3.55. Rye steady; No. Western, 6514c f.
o. b. afloat.
wheat-Receipts. 44.475 blu. Spot easy;
No. red. size elevator. S9s4c f. o. b. ahoat;
No. 1 northern Duluth SIC f. o. b. afoat;
No. l hard Manitoba, SIC f. o. b. aioat.
Strengthened early in the day by export ru-
mors, higher corn market bullish French
crops news and export talk and small
Northwestern receipts. wheat finally yielded
to general realizing and favorable weather
forecast. and closed easy at Aassc net de-
cline May, SO9sGS02sc, closing at sO3sc; July,
| 50 5-l6GS0 7-16c. closing at S02sc; September,
| 7S24 n793sc. closing at 7S7ac
Corn-Receipts none; exports, 342 bu. Spot
steady; No 2, 6S}4c elevator, 7OAc {. o. b.
afoat. A strong advance occurred in corn
at first on small receipts and Chicago
manipulation after which prices yielded to
unloading and closing easy, although hQ7sc
net higher. May, 69ssN70c, closing at 70c;
July. 67AG67Ssc. closing al 6Il4c: September
65$sG657sc. closing al 652sc.
Oats-Receipts, 5000 blu: exports. $3.50 bu.
! Spot quiet; No. ?, 46c; No. 3, 451zc; No. :
white. Sic: No 8 white, 5Oizc: track mixed
Western. 47a4sc; track white. 50Q55c. Op-
| tions irregular
Cut meats quiet; picked bellies. S1Od10 IS,
| picked shoulders. $S.50GS.75: picked hams
/ 81. 5O112.50.
Lard easy: Western steam, slOsO. Re.
/ fined dull; continental. SlO.s5: S A, $11.65
/ compound. ss.75G9
| Tanow-City. Sac; country, 62td7c.
Coffee-spot Rio quiet; No. invoice, size
/ Mild quiet: Cordova, sd11izc.
! SUBURBAN. steady; fair refining. 27kc
/ centrifugal. 96 test. 7-l6c; molasses sugar
/ 2ssc. Refined firm.
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HARD SPOTS in STOCKS.
SUFFICIENTLY NUMEROUS TO MAKE
A FAIRLY STRONG TONE.
New Railroad Absorptions Have Con-
siderable Enect-Foreign Ex-
change still Easy.

NEW YORK. May 21.-The tone Of re-
sistaDce 10 depression was still manifest
in to-day's stock market, notwithstanding
its dull and narrow professional character
There was not much assistance IN the way
of strength derived from the coal stocks.
either. which we're dull and sluggish all
day until just before the close. when prices
hardened there and elsewhere in the mark
ct Yesterdays hope that the activities of
the CIVIC Federation were promising for
settlement of the strike were somewhat
dashed by the aggrieved tone taken by the
coal operators towards those activities
Wall street, however, maintains its con-
viction that the two sides 70 the struggle
are not very far apart and both averse
to long and costly struggle The conse-
quence is a constant expectation of the
announcement of a settlement The con-
spicuous strength Of Canadian Pacific and
It's affiliated lines continued to-day and
was a notable influence on the whole mark
ct. The strength of the stock was unex-
planned beyond foor-room gossip of the
imminence of a corner and a revival of the
reports of a strong transatlantic steam
snip line in the interest of the line to be
subsidized by the Canadian government
Another sustaining factor was the wide
advances of stocks I'm the usually inactive
stocks and in minor railroads available for
combinations and absorptions The de-
HlSnd Tor those stocks was stimulated by
tne details of the plan for taking over the
Cmcago, indianapolis q Louisville in the
JOINT interest Of the Southern Railway and
the Louisville & Nashville and the acquisi-
| uon or the Ann Arbor in the interest OF the
WABASH. The stocks Immediately con-
cerned in these deals were rather heavy
put buying of a large number of other
stocks could be traced to their influence
"A jump Of q points in Cleveland Lorain &
Wheeling and of points in the preferred
were examples. Some degree of strength
/ was given 70 the sOft-coal carriers by the
SuppoSlt1on that the continuance of the
anthracite strike would lead TO an increase
| OF their traffic. There was less fear that
| the strike would spread 10 the bituminous
coal trade. There was aggressive buying
OIL Analgamated Copper at intervals dur
| ing the day. The foreign exchange market
continued to show a yielding tendency, in
( spite OF the falling rate for money This
| AFFORDED relief from the apprehension that
| prompt exports of gold. London's hopes
| or an early peace in South Africa was an
additional factor in the strength of the
market. which was quite marked at the
4 close OF the day.
| Bonds were dull but quite firm. Total
| sales, at par value, were 81, 415,OO0. United
States fours declined H. the old fours and
/ the threes Il and the twos - per cent. on
/ the last call to-day.
| Following are to-day's share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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Hay easier; timothy. sl2 5OGl5; prairie. s9.5ea
1880, Whisky steady at $50. Iron cotton ties
Hemp Irvine &C. Receipts-Flour. 5.009 brls
wheat. 5000 bu; corn. 2. 900 bu; oats, 500 bu
shipments--FlOur, 10000 brls; wheat. $500 bu;
corn 7o.Oo0 bu. oats, 5000 bu
LOUISVILLE. May 2l.-wheat-No. . red and
longSerry. sic No. red and longherry SIC Ap-
bright. 4c dark. Sc peaches. 1Hd2isc Beans
Northern hand picked. s1-s5d175 per hu- Tim
othy seed, sSq3.1O PEI bu; extra clean bluegrass
35c red top. lac per bu; red clover, $3.50 per bu
Hay-Choice. in car lots on track H4 seals 4;
seng S4a425 per 10 Potatoes, sl.15 per bu;
new potatoes. "a per brl; new onions. s. per
brl; new green onions. l0c per doz; peppers, -
BALTIMORE. May 21.-Flour firm and un-
changed Wheat dull; contract, spot and May.
steamer No. red. sisqS2c: Southern by
sample. sOaS7lkc: Southern, on grade. siltQs7,se.
July. esSGSSilc: Steamer mixed. s57s6ssc: south
ern white corn, sc; southern yellow corn %
No 2 mixed. 4Sc Rye quiet; No. nearby,
6OQ6lc; No. Western. e2lea6Sc- Sugar nrn
and nd, unchanged; fine and coarse sranuiSted'
KANSAS CITY. May 21.--wheat-May. nae;
July 5lggInlse; cash No, bard hard, sie; SOS go,
July July. Ss7sGsCc cash. No. mixed siGSi'sc:
No white. SIC. Oats-No. white. Asa 451.c.
1900 bu. SUPERINTENDENT, %, 500 bu; corn.
$4,000 bu; oats. $1,000 bu.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l.-wheat-spot steady:
L
6s sd. Corn-Spot, American mixed. new steady
at IS Sd: American mixed, old. quiet at IS sd
Observation-Disclosures cut steady at 5ls; short
clear backs steady at SIS. Lard-Prime West
ern. in tierces. quiet at 52s American refined
in pals, quiet at SIS Cd.
TOLEDO. May 21.-Wheat active and steady;
cash. sac; MAY sac; July. 76%c; september
76Izc. Corn dull and easier cash. e5lzc; May;
62lkc: July. 62Ssc: September. Size. Oats dun
but hrm; cash, 43c; May, 42s4c; July, Soc sep
TENDER. 29a.c Glover seed dull but steady; cash.
s.; october. S5.07ls: No. ?. $3.50.
CINCINNATI. May H.-Flour dull. Wheat
easy: No red. S4dsihc. Corn quiet and easy
No. mixed. 65isc. Oats dull; No. mixed. 4sc.
Rye easy; No. 2 61izc. Lard steady AZ $40 Bulk
meats firm at SO. Bacon strong at SllB. Wits
ky steady at 80. Sugar quiet.
DULUTH. May 21-wheat-Cash, No. hard.
7S2sc; No northern. 7S&sc: No. northern 15Aci
May, 754c July. 75ssc; September. 1Sc. Oats
Cash. 43i2c: September. 2Ss4c.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 2.-Wheat-May, I5l4c;
July. 751sc: September. 7l%c; on track, No.
hard. 77Isc: No. I northern. 7ec; No. north
orn 75c.
MILWAUKEE, May H.-Barley steady; sam
! pie. 62G739c.
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Common to medium yearlings...... 400Q5.25
Good 10 choice sheep ................ 500d5.50
Common TO medium sheep ......... 3O0d4-15
Stockers and feeding sheep. ........ 2.O0d3.O0
Bucks, per 100 lbs .................... 3.00T4.00
Above quotations are for clipped stock.
Wool stock not wanted. but selling soc TO
75c per 100 lbs above price Of clipped stock
HOrses-Only about 175 head of horses
arrived for the regular sale of the Blair
Baker Horse Company against 80 the
same time last week and go the CORE
spending time year ago. A larger pro-
portion of the arrivals than usual were
good horses, and the quality was generally
very satisfactory. On account Of the small
supply and good quality more than for any
other reason, the auction was active. and
a clearance was made promptly at QUOTA
bly, steady prices. Among the important
sales were a bay carriage team at 500,
single coach horses as high as 1886 and
draft horses as high as S175. Quite num-
Der OF sales were reported at sl50GiT5.
smaller chunks and less desirable drivers
sold from $50 10 S125. and plugs as low as
SO. Consignments were exclusively from
regular Indiana shippers, and the demand
was principally from Eastern and export
trade.
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Chicago stocks.
MONETARY.


INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper, 4d6
per cent; time loans. 5d6 per cent. Clear
ings, SLIP. 194.lS; balances. S276. 400.S0.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 21zd
IA per cent; closing bid and asked, 2lza3.
Prime mercantile paper, 4zQ5 per cent
Sterling exchange easy; actual business IN
bankers bills. A.S715 for demand. A.SI2d
1872 for sixty days; posted rates, Si.S512
and Sass; commercial bills, 81 1884 DISK
Clearings, s243, 37s, 0lO; balances, $l0.1S2,5l4.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange. $4S5 for
sixty days, Sass on demand. New York
exchange, 45c premium. Clearings, $26,-
1888; balances. S2.044, SIS.
BOSTON-Clearings go, 81, PA; balances,
1,703O92.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo Az per cent
Clearings, S22,5l1.055; balances, S2,99S, 72S.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at 415a6 per
cent. New York exchange. 75c premium.
Clearings. s.. 662, 695; balances, S1,214,450.
BALTIMORE.-Money per cent Clear
ings, s., SIS, 916; balances. $3.50. 646.
CINCINNATI.-Mon 4G6 per cent
New York exchange, 90q40c premium
C1earings, 1920, 400.
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Oils.

sAvANNAH. MAY 21.-spirits OF turpentine
firm at 45c Rosin firm; quote \, b. {. ID.
81 20; +. Sis; F. sl30; G. s135; II, S155; 1,
al o5: X 50 As: NJ. 50 SS: y, 1925 window glass,
So 50; water white S365
WILMINGTON. May 21.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 44i2c. Rosin firm at sl10GLl5. Crude
turpentine firm at sl.40 $50 and go. Tar firm
al $l35.
OH. CITY. May 21.-Credit balances. sl.20; GER
t:fcates. bid. shipments, 1925 brls; aver
age. iOi PA brs runs lO2 10 brls: average H. las
brls
MONTPELIER. May 2i.-Crude petroleum
steady: North Lima. SSc; South Lima and In
diana, S3c
NEW YORK. May 21.-Petroleum dull Rosn
steady Spirits OF turpentine weak at 44G47i9c.
CHAR. ESTON Nav 21.-Spirits OF turpentfne
firm at 44c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Wool.

LONDON May 21.-The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day numbered 1882 bales. Com
petition was active. Americans bought several
lots of good medium cross-bTeds. The sales
will close on May 81 Following are to-day =
sales in detail: New South Wales, 3. 20o bales.
secured. 7atdG1s Sd: greasy. 44ddls I'D. Queens
land 900 bales: secured. Is 2isddls 3isd: greasy.
9a11Ikd Victoria. 200 bales; secured. e%dd Is
md. greasy 4iadMls. South Australia. POO
bales: greasy, 5dslkd Tasmania, 300 bales;
greasy. 7lzGl1d New Zealand, $500 bales:
Secured siLdTls 7izd: greasy. 3iz611d. Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal. 400 bales; greasy. 4&s q
gid Punta Arenas, 1900 bales; greasy, 3lzq
sgd.
ST LOUIS May 21.-wool firm; medium
grades 1edl7Ac; light fine, 134l5isc; heavy fine,
l0Gl2kc; tub washed, l5d25c.
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FAIR ESTATE DIVIDED.
About s7.OOO,OOO Divided Among the
Children of the Late Ex-senator.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 21.-The children
OF James G. Fair are at last in possession
OF his estate. The final transfer was made
10 their representatives by the executors
under the decree of distribution, which
was signed by Judge Trott. The property
handed over was valued at about $1,000, OOO
The whole estate was worth about SlS.OOO.-
600. The larger part OF IL was given to the
children when the Supreme Court decided
that the executors could not hold the realty
under the trust clause in Fairs will. BY
the final decree the property remaining in
the hands OF the executors was given TO
Charles L. Fair. Mrs. Theresa A Oelrichs
and Mrs. Virginia Vanderbilt.
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Deadly Fight in "A box Car.

DESHLER. o.. May 21.-John Smith. aged
forty Is dead at BascOm. and two other
tranps are here badly injured from the
effects OF a fight with two negroes In box
car on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad while
en- route this morning near this city The
cramps say the negroes beat them into
insensibility and threw Smith between the
bumpers. Police chased the negroes out OF
the local yards and are pursuing them.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt So. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS. May n-Flour dull and IN
changed: red winter patents, $3.s5a3.S0: extra
Timothy seed steady at s5Q6.25 Corn meal
steady al s3l5. Bran steady; sacked east track
orc Wheat lower: No red. cash. elevator
soc: track s1dS2c; May. 7sc; July. 72ssc. Sep
TENDER. PIC: No. hard. 77d7Si1c. Corn higher;
No 2 cash. 63Ac track, 65c: May. 62&c: July.
slssc: Septernber Sac oats higher: No. ?. cash
,2isc: track. s3G43l7c; May. 43c; July. CSC: Sep
ternber sSas62Stsc. No. white 4SGfsEc. Rye
nominal al Soc Pork lower: jobbing si7 so
Tor new III 20 for old. Lard lower sl0.O5.
Dry salt rneats-Boxed lots extra shorts and
clear ribs $40 Bacon quiet: boxed lots extra
shorts and clear ribs Sl0.s7isi short clear. Sill.
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H0uIfry.

rO1-IsvIrJ.E. May 21.-Hens 105kni1c per III:
snTing chickens, S2.5o173.50 per doz. young ducks
957lOc per ID: young turkeys, 6dsc; old, sac.
NEW YORK. May H-Poultry-Live nominal
Dressed easier: broilers. 2s932c; fowls, Pike;
turkeys, 13dl4c.
ST. LOUIS. May 2-Poultry steady: chick
ems, 1oc; turkeys. Sc; ducks SIG; geese 49Sizc
CHICAGO May 21.-Live poultry easy; tur-
KEYS i0612c; chickens, lie
CINCINNATI. May 21.-Poutry easier; chick
ems le6l5c; turkeys SC.
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murdered by a person or persons unknown.
District Attorney Haymaker says the evil
derce against Mrs. Eagle is entirely cir
cumstantial and she viii be required 10
nrove that she was not responsible for the
girls death Pending an indictment by the
grand Jury she was released on $500 bail.
Mrs Eagles husband Is assistant superin-
PENDENT OF the Pressed Steel Company at
KVooda
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No Eighth Kegs or Half Pints.

COLUMBUS. o.. May 2i.-The Brewers
Protective Association to-day elected all
their officers and decided 10 meet next year
al Wheeling w Va. IL was decided TO
abolish eighth kegs and half-pint bottles
IN Ohio Indiana. Kentucky and West Nir-
ginia. The proposed Increase IN the price
OF beer was left with a committee which
will be governed by the action taken BY
the United States Brewers Association at
Saratoga In June
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NEW POSTAGE STAMP.
IL VIII BE Adorned by Martha wash
ington's Portrait.

WASHINGTON. May 2L-Postmaster-
General Payne announced to-day that the
portrait of Martha Washington had been
decided upon as the first OF American
women 10 adorn a United States postage
STAMP This announcement Is made to-
day because IL is the centennial anniver-
sary OF the death OF the wife OF the first
President The portrait will be placed on
the eight-cent stamp Of the new issue
which will appear some time next fall
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WASHINGTON, May I.-The biennial
convention OF the National Society OF CO.
lonial Danes began here to-day. Reports
OF officers were received. one hundred and
fifty members of the society are here. In
the afternoon the members attended the
dedication OF a tablet al Arlington In men,
ory OF the soldiers and sailors who fel in
the Spanfsh- American war.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 2G21k per cent; dis
counts, ga. Consols. 95lzQ95 9-16. Spanish
fours 1875.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 101f
1Gc. Exchange on London, 25f 2Slzc. Span
ish tours closed at 1912.
BERLIN-Discount rates: Short bills,
1%; three months bills, "a.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS May 21.--Cotton firm. Sales.
1000 bales. Ordinary. The; good ordinary, SIC;
low nniddIing SAC: middling, 3-l6c; good mid
ding 9ixc: middling fair. 10 l-l6c. Receipts.
5sl bales; stock. l46, AS bales.
NEW YORK. May 2l.-Cotton-Spot closed
steady &c higher: middling uplands 3 l-l6c;
middiing gulf 9 l3-lsc. Sales. lo3 bales.
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Cash quota tons follows: Flour steady
No. 3 spring wheat. 74sc; No red. S0dS2Ac.
No. oats 4l&G42&c; No. white 45d45Isc;
No. 3 white, 44G i5c. No. rye. 59l2a60c. Fair
TO choice mailing barley. 69072c. No l flax
seed. s1.59 No l Northwestern. 81 IL Prime
timothy seed. S.. 30d6.55. Glover. contract grade
1856. Mess pork. per bril- sl7dl7.O5 Lard per
100 lbs, SO 15GI10.1Tl2. ShOrt-rib sides Cloose)
50. 6069.70. Dry-salted shoulders boxed. SSd
SIS Short-clear sides (boxed). SIC. 20fI1O 80.
Whisky, basis of high wines. 81. 80.
Receipts-Flour $4,000 brs; wheat, 81 900 bu:
corn, So, 600 blu: oats, 900 bu; rye 1000 bu:
barley, 40. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour II 900 brIs
wheat Ill 900 bu; corn l26. 900 bu; oats III 900
blu; rye, 5000 bu.
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CHICAGO. May 2l.--It is announced that
Moulton Lathrop A. Co, bankers and
brokers and members OF the Chicago Stock
Exchange. have suspended business. All
their deals have been closed on the ex-
change Difficulty IN meeting notes was
the cause assigned.