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New York Evening Post.

While 1t must be affirmed that President
Roosevelt has shown rare courage in MAIN
tanning the political rights OF the colored
people by his action at Indianola and at
Charleston, IL does not follow that their in
terests are advanced by again bringing the
race issue to acute stage. Like the
Filipinos, they are the victims of injustice,
but the practical question is. What policy
Is best calculated TO remove the injustice
and put them on the footing of equal rights
and equal citizenship? We have advised
the Filipinos to submit to the authority of
the United States and trust to the love of
liberty and sense of justice of the Amer
lean people. These will surely triumph in
the end, not by the arts of war. but by
those of peace. SO, too. We believe that
the pathway to the political rights and all
other rights of the colored people are to be
found not by bringing them into collision
with the sentiment. prejudices, pride OF
the whites among whom they live but by
living the kind of lives and practicing the
arts taught by Booker Washington and
his colleagues. We abate not a Tot of our
demand that the Filipinos. like the children
of Israel. be allowed to go free. We In
sist as strongly as ever that equal rights
be granted to the colored people OF both
sections of the union-we have still much
to learn on this subject in the North.
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st. LOUIS. Jan. 2s.-Flour firm; red winter
patents ss5oasso; e, extra fancy and straight,
at ssqs.5o Corn meal steady at $3.50 Bran
cash rse
sc May !ss July 5s s;,I No 1. hard sc
Hay Mss Oats gher No eas aSk $685. track
ssHs May, s5sc; No white s5Se Rye easy
mt s Iard az 6ry
salted meats quiet; boxed extra shorts and
sssT Fss Ira nSat sls as
short slssrs Ss Hay Ws sssy timothy 500
Sc Receipts-F1our. 1900 bris; wheat 81 eco blu:
corn lss GOO blu: oats $50 o S shir nsntsm So
bu; oats 1000 bu-
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 23.-whcat-No. 2 red and
asa5c per ID for large and
bright and 464ac for medium Peaches. 251asc.
naSdgiSkss $50 per bu ndi
in car lots on track sI7 soa 5o clover. si2fSis
i tatoes. M7s per brI: Northern potatoes. soassc
per blu. Onions, 81 25d25o per brl. Cabbage soc
per brl. Peppers. 81 per crate.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 23.-wheat-May. 7on6
]. ssgs7e: Nc I. saGssac; rejected siG5sc; no no
May, ssasQssxc cash No. 2 mixed s9Isai6c: No
2 white. 4olEc: No. 3; soc- oats-No. . white
S Su c oars III 500 bu; oats $500 Sa
LIVERPOOL. Jan. ss..wheat-spot firm; No
ss Cd Corn-spot quiet: American mixed new
Il 9lzd. Bacon-Long clear middles Qighu Arm
at ass: long clear middes theavy) firm at yss Ga |.
short clear backs firm at ass. Shoulders-Souare
firm at 4os Sd. Lard-Prime Western. In tierces.
quiet at Sis.
arm: No red. mixed. soGs0isc. Corn Arm AT
47Ilc. Oats nrm: No. mixed. 3ec. Rye Arm
Bulk meats steady at ts1,s Bacon steady AZ
Sio25 whisky-Distillers' finished goods STEADY
On the basis OF $3.50 Sugars steady. '''a''
BALTIMORE. jan as.-F1our quiet and un-
changed. Wheat dull and lower spot sixa
sl1sc Corn unsettled and lower; spot. 5s66slsc
DULUTH, Jan. 2a-wheat-cash No hard
7sxc; No. (? northern 5sAc; to arrive No. /
Nay, sec: on track ana to arrive. see
| MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. x.-whsat-May. 7s16
7sLc: July. 7shc; on track No. / hard fslsc.
No northern. 7shc
] cash and January. nc: May. s1Sc Corn duli
and steady: January. 4sx: Hay. S5c. Oats dull
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ACTIVE TRADE IN WHEAT
EARLY BULGE Is LOST, AND THE
GRAIN CLOSES LOWER.
Corn and Oats Also Are FractiOnaI1y
DOwn-Small Losses I'm Lard and
Ribs, Pork Holding Steady.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-There was an active
trade in wheat to-day. but after higher
opening the market ruled easier, and the
close on May was 1850 lower. Corn was
down Ad&sc. and oats of AQssc- Pro-
visions closed unchanged to 213q5c lower
There was a firm opening in wheat infiu-
enced by higher cables and the big export
business of yesterday, and a new top notch
was made on May at the start, the open
ing being shade to 1sqssc higher at sls4
QS2l4c. There was a good demand early
and a large volume of business was trans
acted at the higher figures, but on rumors
that the big holder was unloading there
was general scramble to get rid OF long
stuff and the price dropped TO S0$c. AL
the low point better demand developed
and a reaction set in, the price rallying to
S1%o. The market was very nervous the
latter part OF the session and was affected
by the slightest influences. The close was
easier. with May 1zQssc lower. at size.
Ciearances of wheat and flour were equal
to 142, 400 blu. Primary receipts were 5S6soo
blu, compared with 412.5O0 year ago. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported receipts OF
1872 cars, which. with local receipts of "a
cars, one of contract, made a total of S6e
cars, against 422 last week and s27 year
ago.
. Corn was traded in moderately and the
undertone was easier, although the opening
was firm on cables and on the strength In
wheat. Continued selling. by commission
houses was responsible for the weaker
feeling. May was shade lower 10
shade higher at the start, opening at A.sc
to 45c, and sold between 441zc and 45c. the
close being Hq%c lower at 44ssc. Receipts
were 400 cars, one of contract.
There was only light trade in oats and
the market was dull and featureless. The
uncertainty in the wheat situation and free
selling by some of the big scalpers caused
weakness, and the close was easy. with
May AG%c lower, at 36isq36kc after sell
ing between 36Q36lsc and 36zc. Receipts
were ~ cars
Provisions were strong early on lighter
receipts Of hogs and firm prices at the
yards, but later, on commission house sell
ing Of lard and ribs. there was q reaction
and most of the early gain was lost: The
close was about steady, with May pork un'
changed at SIG. SPY. lard 2itc lower at $3.50
and ribs 2la@5c lower at $9.2oQ9.22ir.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
so cars; corn. AIS; oats, 40: hogs, Il 900 head
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
dull and unchanged. Wheat-No spring 800
Sic; No. 3. TAG; No. red, 75C7sc: Corn-No: 2.
46asc No. yellow. &sssc. oats-No 2. 3lkc; No;
white. 34735c. Ne. rye, SOC. Barley-Good
feeding. 4sa4sc; fair to choice mailing. 5oq5sc.
Flaxseed-No. l, s1.l9; No. Northwestern. 8. "a.
SLID. Mess pork per brl, SIS. Lard. per 100
lbs. So 10. Short rib sides 0oose), s9Qs25. Dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), ss.2s@s50. Short clear
sides (boxed). sss7laGlo. Whisky-Basis of high
wines. s130.
Receipts-Flour 800 brls: wheat. $500 bu;
corn, ESQ., 7C0 bu oats, 81, 500 bu: rye, 1900 bu:
barley. Ce,o00 Blu. Shlpments-F1our. 10. 900 brls:
wheat, Is. 600 bu 1877 200 bu; oats. las, 800
bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley. 1850 bu-
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
CATTLE IN LIGHT DEMAND AND
SELLING AT LOWER PRICES.
Hogs I'm Moderate Request and Lower
sheep Active and Steady-Con-
dftfon OF Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan.
23.-Cattle-Receipts. 500; shipments. 800. Com
bined receipts OF cattle for five days indicate
decrease of about 500 compared with the same
time last week and over 200 compared with the
corresponding time a year ago. The receipts to-
day 500 smaller than a week ago and
about the same a year ago. There was a very
good variety OF grades represented. but. usual
for some time past, there were no export steers
that could be classed strictly top kinds. The
quality generally. however. was much the same
as the average represented heretofore this week
The market opened with the demand principally
from local sources. and. although there was linn
tied competition from order buyers, sales, at the
start. OF the best selections were made on q
basis OF about yesterdays prices. Soon. how
ever. a weaker feeling developed in the trading
and subsequently practically all kinds of cattle
were selling lower than yesterday. Statesmen.
OF course. were reluctant in accepting the de-
throughout the day. Several dealers declared
that any Improvement in the market yesterday
was lost to-day. but IL was generally agreed
ago, and occasionally IL was believed that sales
were i0c higher than at that time. The market
continues weakest for the lower grade stock
class at current prices. The demand for stock
ers anc feeding cattle was hardly up to expecta-
tions at this time in the week, but statesmen
quoted steady market for the best selections
Late In the day IL was evident that the demand
for fat cattle from all sources had been we'll
supplied. and the closing market was quiet and
weak IL was evident at late hour that an
outlet could not be found for all the supply
The top prices paid were $3.50 for steers s4 20
Cor hetfers, 81 for cows. $5-75 for cuIls and IS
for calves. Quotations.:
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ABLY good inquiry from local houses, and hogs
TOT which there any competition sold on
the opening at almost steady prices. The ten
oency. however. was weaker, with occasional
safes sc lower, and subsequently. when IT was
evident that packers would not have strong
opposition, they naturally were standing pat
Tor lower prices. Statesmen were not inclined 20
accept Offers but were finally persuaded TO take
ABOUT DC less than yesterday. in most cases.
Ihere seemed to be no particularly class favored,
but IL any difference the hogs of good weight
and quality continue to show the most strength.
After a basis for operations had been well estab-
ifshed the market was active could be
expected, considering the number of buyers in
the field, and a satisfactory clearance was finally
made. but the last sales indicate that very
weak feeling prevailed in the market. In
regular way the range In prices to-day from
bB 10 $3.50. and the bulk Of the supply sold at
s630Q6.75. One small lot OF fancy hogs. aver
aging 300 lbs. sold to local packer at $685. Quo
tations:
Good to choice medium to heavy .s6.55d6s 80
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Certificates have been issued to the foilowine.
named Indianians:
Originals-ulysses q. Houx. Laporte. S.
Increase. Reissue. ete;mPeter Mondy, Gas CITY.
berry, Helper, Ontario. 81 George w. cowgef.
Monticello. s.: Richard Kolb. Brooksfon. 13<;
ELAN y. Myers. Elkhart. SIC: Henry Wagner.
Hanneld. sl7: John w. Nelson. Upton. 81: will
lis ]. Peeie. Upland. s13: James w. Drake. New
ark, s1<: Robert g. Davis. Needmore. t1a
WIDOWS, Mipors and Dependent Relatives-Puo.
IL Ann Mundsll. Hsltonvllls. s13
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BOSTON. Jan. 23.-The Commercial Bulletin
will say IN to-morrow's issue The shipments
OF wool from Boston 20 date from Dec. 81. 1902.
are S,6ll.5Z lbs. against IS T20 9fs lbs at the
same date last year. The receipts 20 date
s6sll7S lbs. against i.sll $50 for the period
last year Wool Is firm and fairly active. Prices
extreme rates continue TO be paid for choice
selections. Considerable business has been closed
in Australian and South American woods TO
rive Round lots of new Cordova have been
sold, some at half cent advance Estimates
are that 1000 bales Argentine cross-breds have
been bought TO date for this country.
ST. LOUIS. jan 23.-Wool unchanged medium
grades and combing. lsn2lc; light fine. l6gfshcs
heavy hne. l3QlSc; tub-washed, 19Q29c.
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oils.

SAVANNAH Jan. 23.--SprIts OF turpentine
firm at 59c. Rosin firm: A, b, c, ID. sl65. T..
SLIGO; q, Ss5; H. 81 05 l. 50 40; X. So 80: NJ s. %:
N, .35; window glass. $3.50: water white. A.zo.
OIL CITY, Jan. 23.-Credit balances. $50: GER
tifcates. no bid. Shipments. 6.T7s brls; average.
Sc 945 brs runs, s. 55l brls; average. AS bris
WILMINGTON, Jan. 23-Turpentine firm at
SEC. Rosin firm at sl-55d1.60 Crude turpentine
firm at 81 to $3.50. Tar firm at sl.6e.
MONTPELIER, Jan. 23-Crude petroleum
ana, S1-06.
CHARLESTON. jan 25.-spirits OF turpentine
firm at 5Sisc. Rosin firm.
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MONETARY.
Rates ON Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ings and Balances.

ings and Balances.
INDIANAPOLIS.-Comm paper, 4d6
per cent; time loans, 5Q6 per cent. Clear
ings, $Sss, SS6.7S; balances, Sl7S.0S6.59.
NEW YORK.--Call money steady at $40
per cent. closing So per cent. Time
money in light demand; sixty and ninety
days and six months. 41zd4A per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5Q5A per cent.
Sterling exchange easy at advance; actual
business in bankers bills, s4S6.95 for de-
mand, $4S395Q4.S4 for sixty days: posted
rates, s4.S4.5O and SASS; commercial bills,
s4.S3a4S9 Clearings, s230. 665 995; balances,
s12, 12S,65S
CHICAGO-New York exchange, 35c
premium. Sterling exchange, s4S4.50 for
sixty days aRd SASS for demand Clear
ings, $27,S39.053; balances, s1,972.0 O3.
BOSTON.-Clearings s26.926,575; balances,
S,256, Go.
PHILADELPHIA-Mo per cent
Clearings, $21,075,5l2; balances, $3,613,43
ST. LOUIS.-Money, 596 per cent. New
York exchange. 35c premium. Clearings,
s., 227. GAS; Balances, $1,490.477.
BALTIMORE.-Money 6 per cent. Clear
ings, 50, 11505S; balances, 1881, S54.
CINCINNATI.-Mone 4d6 per cent. New
York exchange, zoe premium. Clearings,
50 991, 60
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 23.-Poutry firm: chickens.
si1c; turkeys. 1S1zc, ducks. l2c: geese, eQ7c
CHICAGO Jan. addressed poultry quiet and
steady: turkeys, l5alsc: chickens. sdl2c.
BOSTON, Jan. 23.-[Special l-Pcuitry firm:
fowls. bic; springs. lac; turkeys. l9Q3oc.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2s.-Poutry firm: hens.
1Oc; springs, lohc; turkeys. 14dl5c.
LOUISVILLE jan 2s.-Hens. lo01lc per ID;
chickens. l0ql2c; turkeys, i3Ql5c.
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Provisions.

c,ear-cured Hams-Indiana, IL lbs AVERAGE
LII IA 10 Is lbs average. 14c.
fSno,,iders-English cured, Reliable, IS To On IN.
,,arage lllsc; 10 lbs average, lac; 10 TO 70 The
avesage, llAc; susar-cured Indiana. to 10 lbs
aNpeiclled Pork-Fancy toneless pig pork ner nv,
ooa lbs s23 so: fancy clear bean pork, per brI an
Io eos. short clear, per brl zoo lbs s2I. r,irn
IDS bri 200 lbs $3.50: Indiana bean or fowl nar
PEI soo IT'S SIC 30 Also half brls. 100 lbs at hair
tha price of the brls. adding soc to cover addi-
, ,uT cost of package,
'JJnard~Kettle rendered. PIC: pure lard I17sc
Racon-Ciear sides. 50 to 60 lbs average iiizc:
sN ~ lbs average. lie; 20 to 80 lbs avaraaro
;s,.e clear bellies. rs to 80 lbs average lie IS
to "a lbs average l2c; IA to l6 lbs average. i3c;
S n, average. n5sc; to 10 lbs average lITc. In
e,ry salt &c less
Seeds.
Seed clover, prime. 1907; English clover. $500
Z; alsike, ssqs Timothy: prime, sl9oa2. Fancy
zoe Orchard grass, 81. 5oa17 red top. 9Ocqsl 75
English bluegrass, ".
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-Representatiye saIesLs,asr.

Hogs-Receipfs. 1000: shipments. 400 The
arrivals OF hogs thus far this week indicate q
decrease Of 5000 compared with the same time
the corresponding time a year ago The receints
to-day were nearly 400 smaller than a week
ego. and about ZOO larger than a year AGO
The market opened with only salr demand
from outside sources. but there was . reason
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 23.-Cotton steady.
Sales, $3.50 bales Ordinary 6-lsc; good ordi-
good middling 3-l6c; middling fair, SIC. Re
ceipts, s.122 bales: stock, $50. 3zs bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. z3.-cotton-spot closed
920c. Sales, 1000 bales.
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DRY Geeaa

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-The demand for both
staple and fancy cotton goods has been on a fair
scale to-day, but business still restricted by
limited ready supplies. Prices very firm. Print
cloths without change. bids at previous prices
being turned down. Linens In fair request and
firm. Buriaps are firm with moderate de-
mand.
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cheese-New York full cream. 1sc: Swiss. tic;
brick 14c. limburger. 13c.
Butter-Choice roll. 15c per ID; country but
ter. Ice.
Eggs-Steady at &c per doz
Beeswax-30c for yellow. &c for dark.
Feathers-Prime geese, SOC per ID: prime duck.
20c per 10.
woo-Merchantable. medium. Ice; bury and
understandable, 3Hsc less; coarse grades, l5c;
fine merino. l3fl5c: tub-washed. 25@2Sc.
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /. Sc; No. 2. &c; No.
calf. 10c; No. calf. Si1c-
Tallow-No. ], size; No. 9 fhc.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Frida statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $1500OO.0O0 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. s212 CSC, 466
Gold ............ 100 16S, OBS
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver 47c; Mexican
dollars, 37l9c.
LONDON.-Silver bars p 11-16d an ounce
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GUATEMALA TROPICAL FRUIT CO.,
Suite No. 7Ol Law Building.

and steady: January. &c: May. s54c. Rye-No.
., 5slzc. Glover seed dull and firm. January.
81 20 March. s7.S2lz; prime timothy. sLse; prime
alsike, sS25.
MILWAUKEE,. Jan: 23.-Barley lower: No ..
s5lsc; sample. s6Q5sizc.
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ST LOUIS. Jan. zs.-Metais active. Lead
firm at S3.g7lh. Spelter strong at $.S0.
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Twenty-Five Transfers Made Matter
of Record Yesterday.

instruments filed for record In the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m. Jan. %. 1908:
Frank T. Brown. commissioner to Eras-
tus L. Cothreil. pt OF the G u. Sec Is.
Armstrong Park Land Company to
John NJ. Walker. Lot 57s Armstrong
A nsrf e as Nier ct al. to Reuben w. Muir '"
add. Brishtwood ......................... 10000
stiis. Lot liz Reagan Park add. 10000
Miller. Lot ias Reagan Park add. 10000
Lots 2 and 3. Blk 9. Tuxedo Park ada. 7ooe0
Ian. Lot l2s. Tilford & Thrashers
East add; lrvingsoa. ;, :; Ii;
oi Hss. F Fl d' Thrsshers East add.
panie hs a. Lang to Jane Isabella Bruce.
Lot 81. Mccartys south add............ 100
Armstrong Park Land Company to
John N. Feasey. Lot 2s. Armstrong
Celeste T. Barnhili ct al. to Charles R.
Hasely Lots 10 to "a. inclusive. Cham
bers ct ais add. Irvington. 10000
FTsns Taso f Io s s'%Rans
ing Company. Lot 8. Meekers add. 10000
Asa NJ. New. Lot &c. Armstrong Park
Armstrong PARK Land COMPANY to
Tobias r Rosh, .I Lots 2ss and 81. Arm um
w iliH%s HswSsTss5 e Mary i, Kelly WV
ct al. Lots IL and ~, McCaslin's LIST
add TO keystone Park-......---.......-.. 5000
Mary E. Kelly et al: TO William Nc.
whorter. Lot -. Mccaslins LIST add
TO Keystone Park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LOO
Albert c. Jones ct al 10 Charles Nor
BACH Lot Z. So IL, Martndaies Lin
coin Park add. % Sec................... Loo
Armstrong Park Land Company 10
Addie E Hunt. Lot SIS. Armstrong
Armstrong Park Land Company 10
Victor c. Kendall, Lot g. Armstrong
Armstrong Park Land Company 10
Edward r. Treat. administrator, Lot
661 Armstrong Park add.--............. 5000
Armstrong Park Land Company TO
William Z. Hayward. Lots SIS and IS.
Armstrong Park add ..................... t0o.o0
Armstrong Park Land Company TO
Joseph w. Beck Lot 49, Armstrong
Armstrong Park Land Company
Mamie Mofatt. Lot z26. Armstrong
PARK add WV
Armstrong Park Land Company 20
Henry c. Smither. Lot g. Armstrong
PARK aod INV
Transfers Is: total consideration. .s3e 3o5 90
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transactions at the Interstate Yards.
INTERcTArE sr0cKyApnS INnIANAoo

INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDS, INDIANAPo-
LIS. Jan. ACCOMPLISHMENTS none; shipments
none The market steady, with little
more satisfactory conditions than were preva-
lent early in the week. The demand coming
from local sources, is confined solely cattle of
quality and fat. Butcher stock sells read
lily than any other kinds. The price of calves
continues high. the best being quoted at s7.50ds.
Quotations:
Good to choice steers $50 lbs and I'D
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 2h63 per cent; dis
counts. 3Aq3 BILE per cent and 3 3-16@3A per
cent. Consols, 9314G93 5-16
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 100f TIC
for the account.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 2Om 49pf
for checks. Discount rates, short bills, .
per cent; three months bills, "a per cent.
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prices paid by shippers)
Young turkeys. lac: hens loc: cocks &c: young
ducks. &c. geese. n. Is per dox: springs loc
Game-Rabbits. 81 per doz Mailard ducks,
g per dox.
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Common to medium COWS and calves. 20 00d %. 90
Hogs-Receipts light; shipments none. The
market was steady at yesterdays figures. Con-
ditions are still very favorable to the selling in
tere; IS There is good strong local demand.
but grade has the advantage. The bulk
of the hogs at present selling between S. 40
and 1856. with the top quotation at S. The
market closed quiet and steady at quotations:
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STATES BONDS
Chicago Stocks.
LOCAL SECURITIES.

Twenty shares Of New Telephone
Long Distance Sold at 81.
Only one sale was reported on the local Stock
Exchange yesterday-2o shares Of New Telephone.
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Building Permits

Lewis NJ Fellows. remodeilng. I2is College
e H. Keeisr shed. iios North Senate avenue.
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wards .si5o0 500
lain fat steers ls1o los ana upwards. 1850 40
GOOD 70 choice l,zW 70 i'sOo 10 steers. 425G 40
Rain lat l.zV 10 .suS 10 steers Ll0zt 435
GOOD 70 choice soo 70 iioo 10 steers.... 400p ASS
Plain fat 500 to 1150 ID steers........ $3.50 4lO
Snotce feeding steers. l.VO 10 llOV lbs. 425p $50
GOOD feeding steers. 700 70 llV0 lbs.... 3I5p 100
Medium feeding steers. 500 to 800 Ibs... 1850 g. so
common 70 good stockers-....--....-- 3.00lp 400
Good 10 choice heifers................. $500 AS
Eair 10 medium heifers.. 315Gp $40
common hgnt heifefs.-. 250d 800
GOOD 10 choice 1850 400
rdir 10 medium cows...... 1000 325
tanners ana CUTTERS. l006g 800
ftime 10 fancy export BULLS. 3.75ff 400
Sooo 10 cholce butcher bulls. 1850 $50
common 70 tair bulls 2.7563 315
veal caves $500 500
Eeavy caves ........................... 45oa1 100
Sooo 20 cholce COWS and calves o0ff50 %
Common TO medium and calves. 90 O0f, al 90