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Butter, Egg. and Cheese.

NEW YORK March 3.-Buttsr-Recelpts. 237s
packages. Market steady; state, z04zic; state
creamery. 22d30c; creamery held, lgz4szci reno
waited, 23G2sc factory, 16Q2lc. Cheese-kecelpts.
ST. packages. Market firm; State full creams,
small early made. fancy colored. lz1zc; state full
creams small early made, fancy white, lz11os
full creams. large fall made. fancy, uzunec;
full creams. large fall made. choice. lgssQile.
Eggs-Recepts, 2,505 packages. Market nrmi
State and Pennsylvania, soc; western al marx
Sec: Southern at mark. zsl1c.
PHILADELPHIA March s.--Butter firm and
1iSc higher: extra Western creamery, Sc extra
Pennsylvania prints. soc Eggs nrm ana 40
higher: fresh nearby. 2eac; fresh Western, z6tc;
fresh Southwestern, 26izc; fresh Southern, 1ec-
Cheese firm; New York full creams. fancy small.
I2Is dl2ibc; New York full creams. fair 10 choice
lOl4 dl2c.
BALTIMORE. March s.-Butter firm and
unchanged fancy imitation. Doz1c; fancy
creamery. 9Oc: fancy ladle. 17Qlse: fancy roll.
l9d20c: good roll. 1s1isc; store packed, lsglsc.
Eggs Arm and unchanged: fresh. 25Qz6c. Cheese
firm and unchanged; large. uk3n1zc: medium.
l2al2hc; small, R5tQEhc.
ELGIN. March 2-The offerings OF butter on
the Board OF Trade to-day aggregated l6oo lbs.
of which 2 400 lbs sold at &c, cent more was
offered for one lot, but was declined. The mar
ket was declared firm at &c. The sales OF the
week were 5y9, 900 lbs
CHICAGO. March 3-on the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady
creameries. 1SQ26c: dairies. lsdzSc- CHEESE nrm
at 1Os4 d12Ac. Eggs weaker; fresh. z4Uz4szc-
KANSAS CITY. March eggs lower large
receipts: fresh Missouri and Kansas stock quoted
on Change at 1870. cases included &c more
LOUISVILLE, March 3.-Butter. common and
medium, l5Glec per 10; good, i7c Eggs &c.
ST LOUIS. March 3.-Butter easy: creamery.
20d2Sc; dairy, l7Q20c. Eggs lower at &c
CINCINNATI March Eggs firm az 2lc- But
ter steady. Cheese steady; Ohio nat, lie
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JOEL VILLA MS,
y CONTRA CTOR and BUILDER
Office. ssI and s22 Lemcke Building. New Phone 269l
Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
original-war with Spain. Albert Carter. Co
lumbus, Sc; George w. Hunt, Dickeyvile, So;
ers, indianapolis, $40; war with Spain. Thornton
Jones, Huron. Sc.
Increase. Restoration. Reissue. etc.-James b.
F. Gallon. Indianapolis, $S;James s Mcconnell
Boonville. IS; Joseph HOckett, Paramount IS:
Herbert ID. Woodruff, Petit, sl2; Joseph T. Du-
SiS. Jessa StaciboIse MichaeI 81 49, St eoIl'
Porter $40; Alexander W. Phillips White Lick
So: David W. Moore. Farmland. S.: MARQUIS ID
City, S12: Mexican war. John Miller, Carbon
Sl2; Samuel ConOver. Madison. sl2; Claudius
shafer. Metsmora, S24: Calvin Reed. Richmond.
Lafayette sl2; John j. oliver. MartnsvilIe S24:
samuel Lanham, EagetOwn. S4. William H
McCarty Poseyvile. s.; George Glazner Pat
G McKinsey. ColfaX. IS: William Jackson. Fort
Wayne. sl2: Thomas Cforham. Marion. $40; Abram
Home Lafayette. IS; William Plat, Fowler SO:
Lewis Nermillon, St Marys, Sl2; Henry ].
Booth Bristol 81; Lewis H. Hendrix Reach
II. Johnson. Indianapolis, So David l. Briggs,
south Bend, Sl2. Robert c. Wilson, Aliens Creek
Si7; James II. King. indianapolis. $50; Derk De
Frankfort. So Mexican war, Jacob Neal. Sell
lersburg. So.
LOganspOrt, IS; Nancy Rector. Writ. IS; Josiah
Crimson, ReXville, SIS Margaret NMacrum, Steu-
benvllle IS: Martha J. Horner, GAINESVILLE IS:
Bryant. SheIburn. IS; sophia r. Smith. Monroe
war Elizabeth II Bateman, Boonville IS; war
with Spain. Belle Sler (nother). Plainheld sl2:
Clara J. Stage. Aurora s.; Edward +. BGrsott.
Brownsburg, SO; Mary A. Harrney. Irvington.
81 Catherine G. Kelly. Charlottesville. $12; Mary
A. Adams. East Enterprise. s..
Renewal, Widows etc.-Mary A Rule, Argos,
So: Sarah +. Hays, bloomington. sl2; Mary A.
Flseus. Coal City tl2; Sophia Hanes Williams
port 81.
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TRADE In SMALL VOLUME
PRICES OF STOCKS, HOWEVER, ARE
GENERALLY A LITTLE UP.
Dealings Almost Altogether Profess
sionaI in Their Nature-More
Gold Shipments Probable.

NEW YORK, March 3.-There was some
recovery in prices in to-day's stock market,
but the dealings were very small
scale and still restricted to operations by
professionals of the smaller class The
professional character of the operations
was also revealed by the reaction at the
close, when the traders came to take their
profits. The days gains were not all wiped
out, but they were considerably impaired
by this movement. The traders who
bought stocks professed feeling of en-
couragement over the fact that the cold
weather did not extend to the winter wheat
belt now denuded of its snow covering
The significance attached to this shows
that crop prospects are now to play a part
in the stock market. There was also a
vague confidence expressed in the future
Of the money market, which seems to be
encouraged by the unruffied equanimity in
that market in face of the forces of de-
pletion of the cash reserves of the banks
now at work. The dealers in stocks offered
as explanation of their confidence the con-
viction that some of the heavy loans which
have been taken by syndcates since the
first of the year are about to be liquidated
and will thus relieve the situation. The
public is in the dark to the identity
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GENERAL NEWS BEARlSH
PRICES OF ALL CEREALS SEEK A
SLIGHTLY LOWER LEVEL.
Wheat Crop Damage Reports Insuffi-
cient to stem the Tide-ProvisiOns
Also Are Declining.

CHICAGO, March 3.-Generaly bearish
news and Indifferent trading in grains to-
day depressed prices. May wheat closed
with a net loss of NC. corn 1sqhc and oats
s4Q7sc. Provisions closed a shade to 15c
lower.
Wheat ruled weaker and somewhat dull
to-day. Most of the news was bearish,
such as cables, weather and the govern
ment crop condition report. There was little
demand for wheat from the outside, and the
outside markets, including the seaboard,
were lower. Traders were disposed to neg
lect all the markets, and wheat prices in
clined to sag, though frequent crop damage
news came in to steady prices. Much
damage was reported from Kansas.
Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri and Ten
nessee News from the last named
State was perhaps the worst, but the trade
was inclined to treat it with Indifference.
However, spectators were predicting no
bad break in prices as long as there was
an uncertainty as to crop conditions. The
early strength in corn had some strength
ening effect. Bad wire service was account
able for absence of business, and outsiders
stayed out of the market May opened Is
axe to AQ3sc lower, at 76ss276l1c, sold to
7612Q16asc. and when corn went off weak
ened and closed heavy and weak 1zc lower.
at fb1sc- Local receipts were 70 cars,
of contract grade. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported as, a total of SOP, against 947
(three days last week and 1874 year ago.
Primary receipts were $4,000 bu, compared
with 900 last year Seaboard clearan-
ces in wheat and flour equaled 2Ss.coO blu.
Breadstuffs on passage increased Lose, 600
bu. Worlds shipments were 7,l42000 bu,
against 2,272, 900 last year.
Corn was fairly strong during the greater
part of the day, but later turned easy on
the wheat weakness and on persistent sell
ing by the local crowd. Absence of outside
business restricted trading. Small receipts
influenced fair early demand as did also
light offerings. There more interest
manifested in corn than in wheat, and May
opened l4c lower to &c higher, at 61Md
6112c, and steadily sold UP to 6124c. The
market was well supported on all the little
declines, but when selling continued stead
lily May slipped off to Gle and closed easy
BqAc lower, at 6l1sQ6lAc. Receipts were
10l cars.
Oats were nervous and cratic early,
though there were no such fluctuations in
May as on Saturday. Trade was light and
inclined to lower levels. Sentiment was
bearish after the opening, and prices
sagged gradually with the other grains.
May closed weak %Q7sc lower, at 441sc. Re
ceipts were SO cars.
Provisions were strong early on better
prices at the yards, but later selling and
grain weakness brought declines May
pork closed l5c down, at $3.50; lard 2l5c
down, at 1896 and ribs shade lower, al
$S.35.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
80 cars; corn, $50; oats, los; hogs. 3s 900 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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of the syndicate borrowers and as to the
nurpose 10 which the loans were applied.
Another ground for the buying or STOCKS
was the showing made by the railroads
reporting their net earnings for January,
following those already reported on Sat
urday. OF those reporting to-day the most
important was the Union Pacific which
showed an increase of $7S0617 in gross earn
ings for the month and of $685., IO3 in net
earnings. Union Pacific stock itself made
but a light response TO this showing, but
it was an influence i'm the frmness of the
general market. Little attention was paid
TO the reports of damage and interruption
TO traffic by floods, unless it might be in
the neglect of the stocks of the railroads
in the sections most affected. Reports OF
disputes over freight rates and passenger
rates in the West and Southwest were
equally without influence. So was the adj
mission by various international banking
houses that they probably would make
large shipments of gold this week In
spite of these factors the professional
traders, after decline in prices for several
days, made their upward turn in the mar
ket. The uncertainties in the outlook,
however, were manifest in the small vol
ume of the dealings. The Chicago Il North
western stocks made notable advances, the
common rising and the preferred Ga on
light demand, said to be for investment.
Rock Island also rose 49, on light transac-
tions There was an early movement in
the Cotton Oil stocks, on talk of the pro-
posed absorption of other companies in
allied trades. Tennessee Coal was fea-
ture on renewal of the gossip of huying
for control by the United States Steel Cor
Jporation, and it rose at one time rs, but
lost about a point. General Electric rose
81. A number of stocks both in the active
and dormant list were pushed up a point,
while in some cases there were sharp re-
actions, notably in the Minneapolis, st.
Paul & Sault Ste. Marie stocks, the com
mon losing 11z and the preferred ga. The
market closed easy at considerable re-
cessions.
The bond market was dull, but was firm.
Total sales at par value were So 900.
United States bonds were all unchanged
on the last call
Following are the days share sales and
the recorded price changes:
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Local fractions and Industrials.
Chicago Stocks.
ger Farwell & Co.'S Wire.
MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances

INDIANAPOLIS.-COm paper Az
G6 per cent; time loans, 5G6 per cent.
Clearings 81, 269 1896; balances, 1884,, 1864.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 2G21L
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4d455
per cent. Sterling exchange firm: actual
business in bankers bills. 81 S73l64 S77S for
demand. S4.S5h for sixty days; posted rates.
S.S6 and SASSY; commercial bills. $4S4s.6
4S5%. Clearings. s145S6S, 752: balances. So
9l3, 321
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, s4ss for
sixty days, SASSY on demand New York
exchange, &c discount. Clearings, sSS, 1s3, 27O;
balances, 81, 1872. 29S.
BOSTON.-Clearings SO. 235. $50; balances.
s., 334,5 SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.-M per cent
Clearings. $4,000 09S; balances. s., 301. $50.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady at 41kd6 per
cent New York exchange, 25c premium
Clearings. 50. 975. 400; balances. 81, Hf915.
BALTIMORE.-Mon AZ per cent
Clearings, S3005.37l; balances, $3.50 1873.
CINCINNATI.-Mo 311G51z per cent
New York exchange, 2Oc discount Clear
ings, S4.60 $50.
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No Outside Speculation.
Meyer & Kiser's Telegram !

Meyer & Kisers telegram
NEW YORK, March 3.-Taken as a whole
the stock market to-day was firm but very
slow. few individual stocks displayed
considerable strength, but this was mostly
in cases where special rather than general
conditions governed. The fluctuations in
most of the stocks were small, generally
being limited to fractions, and the business
in them seemd to be altogether of a room
trading nature. Whatever the feeling of
market, it is not backing up its opinions
with commission orders. The outsider is
neither buying nor selling stocks. He is
simply looking on with more or less inter-
est and awaiting developments, apparently
content that the market will not get very
far away from the present level in either
direction in the immediate future The
money market doubtless is one of the prin-
cipal deterrent factors in speculation just
now
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AT NEW YORK.
Easier Tone in Grains-PrOvision List
Quiet and Weaker.

autet w
NEW YORK, March .-Flour-Receipts.
22555 brls; exports, $751; fairly active and
steady. Rye steady; No. 2 Western, 66c f.
b. afoat; State. 6Oa6lc c. i. (. New York
CARROTS.
Wheat-Receipts, 1880 bu; exports. 3d.
$40. Spot easier; No. 2 red, S63sc (. O.. b.
afloat, S57s elevator; No. l northern Du-
luth, S4as t. o. b. afioat; No / hard Man
itoba, S77s f. o. b. afioat. 1t was a very
steadiness of corn and small worlds ship
ments sustained prices in the face of small
export demand. but there was little ad-
vance or feature. In the last hour prices
net decline. March closed at Size; May
Sl3sas24sc. closed at sl5sc; July. 81 11-l6a
S214c, closed at Sls4.
Corn-Receipts, 22,000 bu; exports 1908
Spot weak; No. 2. egkc elevator. 6Sssc =
o. b. afioat. Corn held very steady around
Saturdays late close. being supported by
small country offerings and manipulation
at Chicago until the close, when 1t dropped
off with, wheat and closed &c net lower
May, Sc 9-16G665s. closed at 665kc; July 652k
Q66 1-16, closed at 65Ac.
Oats-Receipts, 5000 bu. Spot steady; No
2. soc; No. 3. 49c; No. white. SIC; No. 8
white, 511zc; track mixed Western, 50d5lc
track white, 5l457c- Options irregular and
quiet.
e.25. Lard easy. Western steamed S9.67ls; re
fined quiet: continental, 1855; s. A, $40 30:
compound. $775dS. Tallow firm; city, ga
6as: country. 61sG6ssc.
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. invoice
SIC; mild quiet; Cordova, safe
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining 3hc
centrifugal; ge test $sse; molasses sugar.
No s, &c: No. 8. 395c No TO- 3sOc: No. II.
3s5c; No. r. 3.SOc; No. I3. 375: No a. 375c:
standard A and confectioners A, 455c
mold A, so; cutloaf, 5.25c; crushed. SIS
powdered, 5.S5c; graduated. 475c; cubes
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IGranger FarwelI & Co.'S Telegram

IGranger Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, March 3-The market
opened steady, with most of the stocks
slightly above Saturdays close, American
Ice, Sugar, Tennessee Coal and Iron, Rock
Island and st. Paul being the leaders dur
ing the morning for a small advance. All
stocks were really very sluggish during the
entire morning and in such a position tina
a few hundred shares either way would
affect prices they would not in a broader
market. The market later continued very
strong, although dull, the grangers espe-
cially holding strong. st. Paul b. 81 o. and
Southern Pacific seemed to catch the only
outside trade, and it was restricted TO small
volume. Amalgamated Copper and the
Steels were strong and professionally han
died. There was some realizing in Kansas
City Southern, which broke a trifle. Mis-
souri, Pacific improved TO a full point over
Saturdays close.
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Transfers, p; total consideration.
Building Permits.

Henry Range, SOS South Noble street addition.
$3.50
$500
j. c. Shaft. 1901 West Michigan street repairs.
$3.50.
Emelia Becker. 1899 East New York street.
barn. $500.
Kate keenan,. 100 Linden street cottage 500
Margaret Adams, 1706 Linden street, cottage
s52s
William Lake New York and Brightwood
streets frame house. 81 800.
B. c. Pierce Nineteenth and BelIefontaine
streets three frame houses $3.50
Charles Gauss. 2121 Central avenue, raging
building. $50
Anna Ray, ITO South Meridian street, porch.
SIS.
Albert Menges, ssl5 West Tenth street repairs.
$500
uty-Straughn Manufacturing Company, 1870
West Washington street. 81. 900.
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oils.

OH, CITY March s-Credit balances. f-lsf
Certificates no bid Shipments. Feb -. 10.siS
bris average rs 0s3 brls March and March ?,
o. SO brls average 4S 9l5 brls. Runs. Feb. 3.
.l4g hrls, average 72206 bfls; March ana z.
lO4Ol4 brls average 81, COZ brls.
SAVANNAH March 3.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at siIzc. Rosin firm: quote A, =, 9. and -.
81 10. II s25. f. 40: @, sLf5. II, Sl-50s /, N.15s
X s235; NJ. s2.75: y. $5-25: window glass. $50:
water white. $3.50.
WILMINGTON. March 3.-Spirits Of turpen-
tine nothing doing. ROsin firm at 81 15ul 20
Crude turpentine firm at tl-Ss TO $50 Tar firm
at $i20.
MONTPELIER, March 5-crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, s5c: South Lima and In
diana, SOC.
NEW YORK, March 3.-Petroleum quiet. Resin
steady. Spirits Of turpentine easy al 44s40sfssc-
CHARLESTON. March s.-spirits OF turpentine
and rosin unchanged.
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Poultry.

LOUISVILLE, March Aliens. SIC per 10;
fan chickens So 50fI4 per dOz young ducks. lie,
geese fun feathered. s5.50os per coz: young ru--
keys lie per 10, old l04i0izo; dressed turkeys,
I3Ql4c.
NEW YORK. March 3.-Poultry-AIive
settled: dressed. steadier; springers. lo1l-cs
fowls, l0ikGllc: turkeys. Zit4lsc.
ST LOUIS. March 3.-Poultry firm: chickens.
&c: turkeys. llIzal2lfc: ducks. loc; geese. 5Q6c
CHICAGO. March 3.-Dresssd poultry steady:
turkeys lOGl4ikc: chickens, l0Qllc-
CINCINNATI March 3-Poultry firm; chick
ems SIad1lc: turkeys, Sdiic.
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DereIicts to BE Torpedoed.

States cruiser Cincinnati Commander II.
c. Mclean, is in Newport harbor for a
supply OF torpedos with which TO destroy
derelicts. The ship will sail on a cruise
along the coast and over the regular
routes, followed by ocean liners, and de-
stroy such floating wrecks as may be
found.
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Visible SUPPLIES of Grain.

NEW YORK, March 3.-The visible sup
ply OF grain on Saturday, March !, as
compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change. was as follows: Wheat, 54,O93 900
bu, a decrease of $4,000 bu; corn, 10 1888 900
bu, a decrease of $4,000 bu; oats, 4,246OO0
blu, an increase of $4,000 bu; rye, 2.193OOO
blu, a decrease of 5000 bu; barley, 2,03S 900
bu a decrease of as, 900 blu.
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Cash quotations follows: Flour steady.
No. spring wheat. 741sQ74l2c; No red. $500
76lzc: No. oats. 44ha44lzc; No. white. 4519e
No white, 44kq46c. No. 2 rye, 5Sg5S%c. Fair
to choice mailing barley, 5sd62lkc. No. 1 flax
seed. S1.64; No. Northwestern. $1.6sq1.6s Prime
timothy seed s6.30Q6.35 Mess pork, per bril-
sl515d15 20. Lard per 100 lbs. ss17lkd9.20 short
rib sides Qoose), IS 2OQs IS. Dry-salted shout
deTs (boyed). S12hq7.&. Short clear sides
(boxed) SS.55GS.65
Receipts-Flour. 2s,O 600 brls; wheat $4,000 bu
corn. 1000 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye, 5000 bu ;
barley, 10000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 1900 brls
wheat $4,000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats. S. 900 bu
rye, 900 bu; barley. 5000 bu.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore.
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS. March 3-Flour dull; red winter
patents, 50 S0Q4: extra fancy ana straight, 81 A.
az so; clear, So l0G355. Timothy seed inactive
at s550ds. Corn meal steady at So. 10. Bran
quiet: sacked lots. east track. SsQSoc. Wheat
S5Gssc: May. s25sc; July. T5+G75sc: No. hard
197sc. Corn weak; No. 2, cash. 6oitc; track
cash. 44c: track. 4hGsbAc: May. &c: july
35Isc: No. 2 white. 4sc Rye firm At slixc. Pork
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NEW YORK. March 7.-The business in dry
goods to-day showed the effects OF recent bad
weather. Only a moderate amount OF trade
put through In any division Brown sheetings
and drills were nrmer owing 20 the advance IN
cotton There was good bidding for print cloth
yarn fabrics at current prices, but few sellers.
In prints and ginghams prices were nrm with an
average demand.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Mo statement OF
the treasury balances in the general fund
exclusive OF the $50 900 900 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances .......S1I5. 80. o3s
Gold .......................... S9,4S lbs
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EnrIy March.

The warning hosts OF Winter and OF Spring
Are hurtllng o'er the plains.
All night heard their battle clarions ring,
And jar the window panes.
The arrOwy sleet Is rattling the glass;
The sky n vault OF stone.
The untimely SHOWS besiese the sprouting grass
The elm trees toss and moan.
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 55lsc; Mexican
dollars. 1870.
LONDON.-Silver bars closed at 25lkd
an ounce.
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1.-The Wonder of the Age.
ThE "OME0A" ODORLESS
SANITARY GAS STOVE

Unique, scientific Destroys Injurious prod
ucts and organic matter By intense heat.
ENGLISH--From opinion OF George Rudd
Thompson, r T.. G., r. NJ. r. $, etc.
Public Analyst. Newport, Eng.
I'm my opinion the maximum OF heat Il
evolved by the combustion OF the minimum
OF Gas, without any smell or undue dry
ness Of atmosphere The theory OF stove
is. In my opinion. perfect and the result
ditto. The percentage OF carbonic acid IL
not sensibly raised in a closed room after
ten hours burning. and the air is not dried
to an appreciate extent i am simply de-
lighted with II. and am quite In a position
TO recommend IL for offices. sick-rooms,
ETC."
On exhibition and for sale by
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. March 3-cotton firm; sales.
5000 bales: ordinary. : s-ise good ordinary.
good middling. sac, midohng fair. sisc. Re-
ceipts. IA. Ia bales; stock. $40, Us bales
NEW YORK. March s.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet at lac higher; middling uplands. SC: md
ding gulf. sac. Sales. - SIS bales.
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cent. Consols. "a 1-1sG94h. Spanish fours.
1914.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rsntes, l0lf 3lc
for the account. Spanish tours. Ills.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON-Money. 21RG2% per cent: dis
counts, 2AQ27s per cent. and 11-l6q2s. per
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ST. LOUIS. March s.-Mediuu grades, lefisc;
light fine. l2isai5c: heavy me. io4isc. tub
washed. 2lQ24isc.
NEW YORK, March s-woel quiet: domestic
fleece, 26d2scs Texas. l65sql7isc.
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ST. LOUIS, March s-Metals Irregular: lead
steady at S4.o5. speiter lower At sAl0.
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Decrease reserve 81
sS
Feb A1SG Give days. Sl1H1@6A
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new YORK CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS.

publish the following table. showing totals,
,sociated banks of New York city: