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ADJUSTMENTS.
cAVANNAH THEATIeR.

NIGHT.
Richards g. Pringle's Minstre's'
Lower floor reduced 10 Zoe and oV'.
Friday and Saturday Night ana 7''
urdsy Matinee-"The EVIL Eye
Seats on sale now
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
COMMISSION MEN SUI. I'm SEVERELY
FROM THE MILD WEATHER.
Package Corees DecI3ae and Sugars
Are Steady with n Light Demand
The Markets fos Cereals.

Trade is still tame in ss~eral lines. owing
to the unreasonable wea ;ler. which seems
the only obstacle in the tyay of an active
business in all lines. Commission houses
are the greatest suffere4s. as everybody
buys for immediate requirements and lets
the commission man CART the surplus and
suffer the losses through rotting. There
are still many apples onythe row. and the
storage houses are wei. filled Produce
dealers are very busy. Receipts OF poultry
and butter are liberal afd prices on but
ter have frmed little n the last day or
two. II there is a contin xance OF the warm
weather dressed turkeys will be scarce. as
farmers will not be able ito dress and ship
them without danger OF sheir spelling. II
it should get cold there will be plentiful
supplies as there are dough turkeys in
the country to take caro- OF all demand II
weather favors their shipment TO market
Grocers report trade as good and stead
mess to prices, for masy months never
before known for so loSg a period. ne
roasted coffee market sht.Ss signs OF weak
ening. The Lion packalSe coffee has been
reduced kc, and IL is expected that the
Arbuckles will meet the, cut. Sugars are
unchanged and moving 3nly in quantities
to meet immediate requirements. with no
demand for futures. Ii)n and hardware
are active aid prices rue much the same
as for some time past. Ifices on wire nails
seemingly have become fettled at the last
reduction. Provisions afe not moving so
freely a month ago. bit are still in good
request taking the place OF fresh meats.
and as long a this is TIE case provisions
and cerealine products ill range at high
prices.
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AT NEW YORK.
Flour and Wheat Firm, with Corn
Stronger, Leading Oats.


NEW YORK, Nov. H.-Flour-Receipts,
% ,167 brls; exports, 3S135 brls; sales, 1900
packages; the market was firm, with a con-
tinued fair demand from jobbers. Rye
steady; No Western, soc f. o. b. afioat
Wheat-Receipts, 1856 150 blu; exports, 1O1 ,979
bu; sales, 1.S55.OO0 bu futures, 10000 blu
spot. Spot firm; No. 2 red. 772sc elevator,
76ssc f. o. b. afioat; No. northern Duluth,
size (. o. b. afoat; No. / hard Manitoba,
s27sc T. o. b. afioat. Options were quiet, but
generally firm all day on the light interior
receipts, heavier seaboard clearances, firm
cables, covering and the advance in corn.
The close was firm at &c net advance: May,
rs 13-16G 79Ac, closed at 79c; December 7S5sQ
79c, closed at 7S3sc.
Corn-Receipts. 24650 bu; exports, 1922
blu. Spot firm No. ?, 66c elevator. 6612c f. o.
b. a1oat; No. 2 yellow, 6624c; No. white.
66c. December corn was again strong and
active, with May following at a slower pace
as an outcome of continued wet weather
and further alarm among shorts. Near
months closed $.m1sc net higher. and May
unchanged: January closed at 52hc; May,
40 ll-l6Q47c, closed at 46S4c; December, $50
sec, closed at 5Sssc.
Oats-Receipts, %. 40 bu: exports. 1856 blu.
Spot steady: No. 2, 3411c; No. 3, 337sc; stand
ard white &c; No. white, &c: No. white.
361ac; track white. 36G37c Options ruled
firm all day, with corn. December closed at
S52.c.
Hops firm: State. common to choice. 1902.
29G3Sc; 1901, 19d2Sc; old, 79l212c; Pacific
coast 1902. 26qS2c; 1901; 2Sa2Ic; old. 7a1212c.
Western steamer. $lO.75d1OS5; refined easy;
Continental. sll.10.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No. invoice, SIC;
mild dull; Cordova. 7Aal2c.
Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining, 3-16c;
centrifugal, 90 test, ll-l6c; molasses sugar
15-l6c; refined quiet.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK, Nov. N.-Butter-Receipts. ass
packages. Market hrmer; State dairy. 19925c;
extra creamery, 2o5c; common to choice ;n cream,
Market firm; small white and colored, old, 12s4
@13c; small white and colored. new. 1213c; large
white and colored old, 13c; large white and col
Market firm; State and Pennsylvania average
best. 2SG2s12c: Western fancy graded. 2642Ic;
poor to prime 20d25c; refrigerated, 1sq2lc.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.-Butter firm and In
good demand; extra Western creamery, Z61sc;
extra nearby prints, 29c. Eggs firm and in good
ern, Td2sc: fresh Southwestern. 20c; fresh South
ern, 24d25c. Cheese steady and in fair demand
New York full creams prime small, z7tui ,oc;
12hc; New York full creams, prime large, lz9sG
12a.c: New York full creams, fair to good, large
i2hG12Isc.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 14-Butter firm and un-
cry 2eQ26Isc; fancy ladle. 1sd21c; fancy roll, is
di9c good roll. lsdlIc; store packed, l6glsc.
Eggs firm: fresh, 25d26c Cheese firm and un-
changed; large i2Aalsc; medium iSpiS'sc'
small 1ShqlS2sc.
to-day the butter market was Arm; creamery
11G26c; dairies, 15m22c. Eggs firm at &c loss
off and cases returned. Cheese steady at lal2c
CINCINNATI. Nov H.-Eggs firm at 21q23c.
firsts, 2eQ27c seconds. 23@2ic; dairy. l5gl61zc.
Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, l2c.
KANSAS CITY, Nov Eggs firm: fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, 1slzc. loss on and
cases returned; new No. wildwood cases re-
turned, 19c.
2oa26c; dairy, l7Q20c Eggs easier at zoe. loss
off.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. H.-Butter-Common and
medium, 14q15c per Id; good, 1sq2oc. Eggs. 2oc-
BOSTON, Nov. Il-[SpeciaLl-Eggs stronger
at &c
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ers and pigs. ss.2sGsse: roushA ,s.,oas.os: stags
$3.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receiptss 1890. sheep Toe
10 l5c lower: lambs sc l0weTa Top lambs. &. Is
d5.25. culs 10 good. S{fs 10. fyeariings. $3.50 g..
ewes. s.. 25H3 80. Sheep-Top. mixed -. s0QS.s9:
culls 10 good. H.T5GSSa
LOUISVILLE. Nov. Ia.-CaAie steady. Choice
10 prime shipping steers. s. 4a55o; medium TO
good shipping steers, 81 75sf5fl. choice butcher
steers. s. 256Ii6o. medium \ good butchers.
s. 759if: choice veals. s5.59ffe
Hogs To- higher Best heayt. S6-2os light ship
ping. $s.05; roughs, $3.50. Z
Sheep and Lambs-Eest sheep. $27513. extra
lambs. $.50H475: butchers, S50.
EAST LIBERTY, Nov. ih-Cattie-Receipts,
go. The market was slow.
HOgs-Receipts. $500 Heat<'es. &C. t0Gs. q; ne
diums g. 3516 40. best heavy -forkers S. 30G6 %
light Workers. $s31d635: pigs3 81. 250e.30.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1,oc0. Sheep from
$3.50 down: lambs from $40 ts1wn.
CINCINNATI. Nov. H.-Hoes active and high
at $4.5oG6.30.
Cattle easy at $265.50
Sheep dull and lower at 81. 5o63s0 Lambs
steady at s3.15q5-5o
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK. Nov. MISUNDERSTANDING. 3To4
firm. Native steers, ss75ass0; Westerns, 81 90:
oxen, sid4S5: bulls, R.50q425; cows, sl50Q3 50;
at iihais1.c. dressed weight Sheep selling at
lldl3c, dressed weight. Refrigerator beef firm
at iGg sheen anne 6oa aarern Of beef
Calves-Receipts, 2oe. veals steady; grassers
lower Westerns &c lower; more than 300 head
unsold. Neals, s5I9; grassers, 81 S043.l0; little
calves. s4a45O: Westerns. ssIOa3.5O.
Sheep and Lambs,Receipts sos Sheep slow
sold sheep g 2;s s2,. export st grades ras 5s
Hogs-Recelpts l,e02 The market was weak.
State hogs. ss4Oas.5O; pigs. $3.50; no Westerns.
CHICAGO Nov H.-cattle-Receipts $500. in
GLIDING 500 Westerns Market steady. Good TO
ls6GEer se snd fs@s esr
80; calves. 50, 5Oa7; Texas fed steers. saai;
Western steers. 50 5Oq5.50.
estimated: left over. 5000. Market strong 10 Sc
higher and closed easy. Mixed and butcher.
sfs heavy .ssS S light. sSssssss Bulk Of
sheep~Receipts, p: 900. Sheep and lambs
steady TO lower Good to choice wethers. 50 4Od
$50; fair TO choice mixed. g 50gS4 20; Western
sheep. s2.756!s e; native lambs S.5oa5lS; West
oniciai Yesterday: Receipts-cattie l2ss2;
s.os2; hogs. 2.O2i; sheep. ic.s4O.
S1S Naive, and calves. 100
steady: native cows dull Choice export and
G5s5: stockers and feeders. s. 25Gi %: Western
fed steers. s3.75G56o; Texas and Indian steers.
81 9oG4 Texas cows. s2.2563: native cows. 81 Is
"a Is; native heifers s. s56375; Gamers $lG3;
bulls. 81 lOG3;5O: calves. s2a575.
er. Top. IS 20: bulk Of sales Sc 257s.4O Heavy.
IS 20ds 40: mixed packers. ss25Gs.40: light Sc 20
Ge.sO: workers.. ss.aSasso pigs. ts.lsas 20.
lambs s. sSagss western lambs ss5 20: A' fed
Western lambs s3a5.?o fed ewes. 1.loa27t;
native wethers. So o5d41o; Western wethers. 50
"a: stockers and feeders. sl.s5d32s.
ST LOUIS. Nov. H-Cattle-Receipts. 3 800 in
Guiding 27OO Texans Market steady. Native
and butchers steers 81 sOs 50: Steers under ioec
lbs; fiae; stoehers and feeders, Sateo; cows
"a: calves. &67: Texas and Indian steers. So 100
5; cows and heifers. g 2o@s 80
,,aher pigs and lights sslTs.Is: hackers ss IoSS
ss5: butchers. se15de IS.
Sheep-Receipts. 100. Market steady. Native
muttOn: g 4ogt; lamb b. .oS H2'sS.'o; culs and
800 Market slow and weak. Native steers sla
20. cows and heifers. $3a425: Western steers
s gssS' ''0''"' Gamers, "''aA" calves Z"
Heavy. Sc 25Gs 90: mixed, So ?sd6 30 light. 81. %
sheep-Receipts. 5000 Market stronger Fed
muttons. yssriings. $ssoQt: wethers. S3a3 SIS:
ewes. 81 5oa3 70; common and stockers. $500
SIS: lambs. ss643-
lC0 Butchers grades In good demand and
stronger; others steady.
veais-Receipts, IS. Market very steady. Tops
Hogs-Receipts. B,aoo Market active: Workers
SC lower; others steady 10 strong. Heavy, IS s5
asaO. few at $685.: mixed. ss.scgs IS: York
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 14-Flour steady; red winter
patents $3.So43.5O 50; extra fancy and straights 50
So 50Gs' 40 Corn meal steady at 81 20 Brsn
frm; sacked. east track, 6S170c. Wheat weak:
No. red. cash. elevator. ssisc asked: track
69% d7lc: December. 6SNH6Siac asked: Nav 72x q
725sc; No. hard. 66ihG6sc. Corn higher; No
cash 45c bid: track. 45l4d46c; December 42c bid:
May. SSlsc oats higher; No 2. cash. soc: trace
No. ? white, 3lc. Rye steady at 4Sc. Pork
steady: jobbing. standard. $3.50. Lard steady
at SI005 Dry-salted meats quiet; boxed extra
shorts s1O.s7i1 clear ribs, Sl0.S1lz: short clears
siI Is Bacon quiet: boxed extra shorts Sla p:
clear ribs $12.25: short clears $l2s7Is Hay
firm; timothy, sl0Qls; prairie, s9al1. Whisky
gfng 5-I6S37 Lice. Hemp twine &C. Receipts-
Flour 5000 brls; wheat. 10000 bu: corn 81 0OO
blu: oats 1900 bu. Shpments-Flour OooO
brls: wheat, $1,000 bu; corn. 5000 bu; oats, al
600 bu.
BALTIMORE Nov. 14.-FIour steady and I'M
changed. Wheat strong: SPOT and November.
76676isc: December. 7ehqssise: May 7s1c:
pie. 7iq76c: Southern grade 73i4a7Sc Corn
strong: spot. new. &c; new or old. November
SIC: year 50hq50L1e; January. 4Sa49I.c: Feb
waite and yellow corn. new. 5oG62iac oats
Arm: No white. sc; No. 2 mixed. 32I2aSsc.
Rye quiet; No. 2. 5slsc; No Western 57Isc.
Sugar frm and unchanged nne and coarse gran
ulated, 45iisc.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. -wheat-December.
s4ssGs4s.c: May. esEsq6ec cash No herd eeiz "a
ssc; No. g. sSdeie; No; red. &C; No. ;. eie
ss1sc; cash No. mixed. iIlsdisc: No. 2 white.
l9isd4sc: No :. 40ffilc. Oats-No. white a2G
s5e RsesP,mwhsssbii ,e. eT corn g 600 ba:
corn. a. 200 bu: oats. IS. 900 bu.
TOLEDO Nov. I4.-whsat dun and steady.
cash 76isc; December, TIC; May. Ts1,c. Corn
fairly active and strong; December. sslsc; May.
active and lower; November. sa7s; January.
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HEAVY TRADE In WHEAT
MANY FACTORS FAVOR ACTIVITY
AND THE HIGHER PRICES.
Corn BuIges on an Immense Demand
for December-Oats Dull and Low
er, Provisions Irregular.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14-There was a heavy
trade in wheat to-day, and prices were
higher, December closing lsdAc higher
corn sc up and oats shade lower. Janu-
airy provisions closed 21.c higher TO 7l1q10c
lower.
Unfavorable weather, strength in corn,
with higher markets abroad and a good
export demand. were responsible for the
strength in wheat Trading during the
first part of the session was on an enor-
nous scale, but later in the day there
was quieter feeling, although the market
was active up to the close. a leading bull
operator was credited with selling a large
line. but it was stated that his buying
greatly exceeded his sales. Realizing sales
were on a large scale, but the demand was
always heavy enough to bring about
rally after a momentary decline. The close
was strong and near the top price. Deem
Der opened 1sQ4c higher at 722sq721zc and
after selling at 722sc advanced to 12a4c. The
close was sQ4c higher, at 723sQ7212c. Clear
ances OF wheat and -four were equal TO
900 bu. Bradstreet's exports of wheat
and flour for the week were 100000 blu,
against 5,150O0 last week. Primary re-
ceipts were 1,127,O00 bu, compared with
1.l37,000 bu a year ago. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported receipts of 1872 cars, which,
with local receipts of 1O2 cars. sixteen of
contract grade, made a total of S3i cars,
against 1.0S3 last week and $50 year ago.
There was a wild scramble TO get De-
cember corn, and as a result the price went
up to 15sc over yesterdays closing during
the first half of the session. There was
liberal realizing on the advance and a re-
action followed, but the close was strong.
Wet weather and light receipts, with pre-
dictions of continued rains. caused a stam-
pede among shorts who are beginning to
entertain doubts as to their ability to
cure enough contract stuff to fill orders
for December delivery, as grading continues
extremely poor. December opened $G1Bc
higher, at 52l2453hc and sold up to 53&c,
declining late in the day on local selling,
and closed sc higher at 52A Receipts
were 151 cars, only five of contract grade.
prices firm in sympathy with other grains.
The close was steady with December
shade lower at 299sc, after selling between
299sd297sc. Receipts were las cars.
Provisions were quiet, and about the only
feature to trading was a fair demand for
pork. The strength in grains helped pro-
visions and the close was steady, with lard
and ribs trifle weak. January pork closed
212c higher. at sl5.1215; lard, 71zd10c lower
at SS.9112 and ribs, 2l2c lower at $7S71z.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
IS cars: corn, 175 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs,
$1,000 head.
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Wool.

BOSTON. Nov. 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin
Will say in to-morrows report on the wool
trade of the United States: The market is strong
and about per cent. up ever last weeks figures
Sales TO consumers this week. The specu-
lating in medium secured woods has stopped
but dealers who bought last week have resold
to manufacturers Best Texas twelve months
woods have advanced with sales at 30c clean
for choice Ohio delaine is strong at 33c- The
accumulation at Kerrville OF fall Texas wools-
100000 lbs-goes direct TO the mills for consump-
ton at secured cost of 66c laid down. Even
higher prices asked for fall woods now IN
Boston. Four hundred thousand lbs of Buenos
Ayres cross-bred were sold at 25c for quarter
blood and 231zc for luster. Prices in BueHos
Ayres are now 40 per cent higher than year
ago and the further advance this week OF a
half-penny medium and penny on fine woods
In Melbourne dispes the fear OF any danger OF
heavy imports caused by depression In foreign
markets. The receipts of wool in Boston since
Jan. l. 1902. have been 2s9, AIS, s02 lbs, against
237. 1874 lbs for the same period in 1901 The
Boston shipments to date 24s.S14626 lbs,
against shipments of 226 O30 1886 lbs for the same
period in 1901 The stock on hand In Boston
Jan. l. 1902, 77.34O,46s lbs; the total stock
to-day is 127, s44 $40 lbs. The stock on hand Nov
16. 1901. was 81. S73 lbs.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. H.-wool strong: medium
grades and combing, 15l1sl2c; light hne, lS4lf2c;
heavy fine, 10Q14l2c; tub washed, 16QGl2c.
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1ndinnapoII. GraAn Markets.

All the cereals ruled s5eady and in GOOD
request at the range of Prices OF Thursday
Inspections were: Whee..-No. req, car;
rejected 2; no establisheS grade. 1. Corn
No. white, cars; Nof4 white, 10; No.
white, 1; No. white. < No. 3 yellow, j:
No. mixed. 2; No. 4 Ihixed, 1; ear corn.
T. Oats-Rejected, / can Hay-No. ] tim
othy. cars: No 2 tm,lhy, i; No. tim
othy, 1; total, SO cars.
Track bids, as reporteS by the secretary
of the Board of Trade. elled as follows:
Wheat steady: No. rSd. 7lc track: No. Z
red, 71c ca milling freilat; No. red, 679
&c track; wagon, 1lc.
Corn steady: new corrS firm: No. i white,
44c; No. white, 44c; Mo- 3 white, 44c: No 4
white, 40d42c; No. whife mixed. 43lzc; No.
3 white mixed, 43lkc; NO. white mixed.
391hG41lzc; No. yellow 43lxc: No. yellow.
1910; No. yellow, 3911ES11zc; No. mixed.
aye No. 8 mixed, 4Slsc No. mixed, Ssl9Q
411zc; ear, Ale.
Oats steady; No. 2 wlsite. 3l%4S2Ac; No.
8 white, 3lAQ31%c; No.<2 mixed, 2sqzs1ec'
No. mixed. 2Slsa29c.
Hay steady: No. tinsJthy, Sl2gl250; NO.
2 timothy, sllal.50.
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings on the wages market were only
fair No old corn is nsw offered. Choice
hay sold at SIS, with Considerable or IN
ferior grade on the ma; &et. Prices, as re-
ported by the wagon weghmaster, ruled az
follows:
Corn-3sd42c.
Oats-30d32c. .
Hay-Timothy. sl2.50db; clover. Ssdlo.
Sheaf Oats-$Sd10
Straw-s5g6.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
fngs and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Comm paper. 4a6
per cent; time loans, 5Q6 per cent. Clear
ings 81, 734, 62S. %; balances, S156, 2H.6l.
NEW YORK.-Call money firm at sac
per cent; closing. bid and asked. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 512d6 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady; actual business
in bankers bills. s4.s6.s75 for demand &.S5 625
6s4S375 for sixty days; posted rates. Si.S5
and Sass; commercial bills, si.S394. SS1R.
Clearings, $322, 979. O52; balances, sl0,971.346.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange. 10c
premium Sterling exchange. &S4i1 for
sixty days and Sass for demand. Clearings,
SO, 552 4S7; balances, s2,S20.649
BOSTON-Clearings s25. 007. 129; balances.
s2117,0S1.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent.
Clearings, $50, .416; balances s2,26l,291
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange. 1oc
premium Money. soc per cent. Clearings,
IS 631 $50; balances, s1.o54794.
BALTIMORE.-Mon per cent. Clear
ings. 81. 425. 127: balances. $53S.44S
CINCINNATI.-Mon 5l3q6 per cent.
New York exchange, 15425c premium.
Clearings, s, 500, $50.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, Nov. H.-Poultry-Alive irregu-
lar: spring chickens. 1Olkdllc: turkeys. loo;
fowls sIl0c Dressed frmer; Western chickens,
12ai5c; Western fowls. nh9l2c spring turkeys.
l2d12ac.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 14.-Hens, nc per h.
spring chickens, 7IRG11c; young ducks, Si9d10c;
Young guneas SGSizc: old turkeys, 7qsc; young
turkeys, &c; geese, IS per doz.
ST LOUIS, Nov. 14.-Poultry quiet; chickens
Sc; springs. &c; turkeys. SIC; ducks. 11hc;
geese. &C.
BOSTON, New. H.-TSpecial. Poultry strong
fowls and springs, 1241Sc; turkeys. 14q15c-
CHICAGO Nov 14.-Iced poultry-Turkeys
weak al sale; chickens steady at sale.
CINCINNATI Nov. 1i.-Poutry firm; hens
si5c: springs, Sh610c; turkeys, SlRc.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Nov. 14-Spirits Of turpentine
firm at SIC Resin FIJI firm n; a. sd b. G D. xl4s; r.
NJ. So; n, $3.50; window glass. 1915; water white,
s415.
OH, CITY Nov. 14.-Credit balances, 81 SO; GER
tificat es no bid Shipments. 49, 800 brls; average,
90 7ss brls; runs. 1857 brls: average 1853 brls.
WILMINGTON, Nov. H.-Spirts of turpentine
firm at 49hc. Rosin firm at sl.25d130. Crude
turpentine firm at s1.75 TO 50. Tar firm at 81
MONTPELIER, Nov. H.-CrudeN petroleum
strong; North Lima, Sl.01; South Lima and In
diana, 96c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 14-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 49c. Rosin unchanged.
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sss5 bid: March, $3.50 bid. Prime timothy. Sis;
January. $50. Prime alsike, $50

So-cS DID, marCn. Soc1 DID, Prime tifnOtny, flfSs
January. $50. Prime alsike, $50
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1-wheat-No red and
longberry, 72c; No. red and lOngberry. nc.
Apples-Sun- dried. 4Qil2c per 10 for bright
Peaches, 2d2i9c. Beans-Northern hand-picked,
$50 per bu. Hay-Choice, in car lots. on track,
Sli.S0; clover. SloIn. Straw, $3.50. Clean gin
seng. Aa4l5 per 10. Potatoes. Sl.3aHl.5o per
brl; Northern potatoes SOC per bu. Onions. sGa
:. p per brl. New cabbage. e0c per brl. Peppers,
81 per brl Green beans, s. per brl. Tomatoes
Sl.50a2 per bu
CINCINNATI. Nov. 14-Flour quiet Wheat
hrm; No. red, T5a75lsc. Corn frmer; No.
No 2. &c: Lard steady at $40. Bulk meats
Distillers' finished goods quiet on basis of sLS2.
Sugar steady.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 14.-wheat-spot firm; No.
red Western winter. IS 91zd; No. northern
spring, 6s I'd; No. California, 6s 5isd. Corn
Spot quiet; American mixed. IS Sd. Bacon-Long
clear middles (heavy) quiet al COS. Cheese
American finest white and colored strong at
SIS Cd.
DULUTH. Nov. 14.-Wheat-Cash, No. hard,
141zc; No. northern, 7lc; TO arrive. No. l north
ern and November, 13c; December. 10Ac; May,
13Ac; maCaroni, No. ], 61&4c: No. ,. 6JAc. oats
On track, TO arrive and December 29Ac
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
71sdT&c; May. 73isG73hc; track. No. hard.
I4lsc; No 1 northern 73lsc; No. northern,
71Ssc.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. H.-Barley steady; No. 2.
s6q6612c; sample, S5ft5sc.
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Pension. foS Veterans.
tihcates have Don isued 70 the foIlowlnE-

Certificates have been Issued to the following
named Indianians:
Ortginai-Albert PoweI. National Military
Home. Marion. Sc: oliv,t r. seaton. Hall. 81
twar with Spain)
cennes si2 Aaron Barron. Worthington. $40;
Butler, Cayuga. sll; WI sam Walker, Fairland.
NI: Absslom b. HudsoIs English. 81: Laban
Gregory, Grantsburg. ~: Mordecai Ballard.
Mitchell so: David c; sLittle. coyingtou. az:
John c. B. Yates. IndiaSaPolis. 81; Joseph @.
/. Galley Rensselaer,. Sis Henry Hank. Plym-
Curtis b. small TarmSnd. $; Thomas c.
Pierce stanton. 81. hfnry c. LILLY. Desoto.
$40: Amos Ashpaugh. Ftrest. 81: Peter War
mack. Indianapolis. s.: j mes s Wilder tdead).
Sandusky, si2 Mexican farD
Widows. Minors and dependent Relatives
Mary SteiiinEs Fremont1 sS Esther T.. Winter,
South Bend. Ss Melissa Wilder. Sandusky. -
(Mexican was)
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willard " Short. frame. 1888 West st. Joe
street. 50 200.
Louis Otterbach. dwelling. Union street. 1915.
JuIa Nelson, frame. 2Se4-2S2S North New Jer-
sey. 81. $50.
John stoets. cottage, Ruth. near New York.
s7T5
i ID Gantz, cottage. Ruth, near Ohio. 81. 200.
Anna X. Stafford. frame. 22lS North New Jer-
sey. s.. orc.
ID Fishberg addition. IL North East. $500.