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NEW YORK. Aug. 1s-Butter-Reccipts. s.ite
packages. The market was steady 20 firm state
dairy, 1lGisHc: extra creamery. 1sc; creamery.
common TO choice. fsnfsaso. Cheese-Recefpts.
247s PACKAGE State full cream. fancy coicred.
nisc; small white Iohc; large colored: lec: large
white. sc. Eggs-keceipts. t.i2i packages fhe
market strong. StafV snd Pennsylrenie
fancy mixed &c; state and Pennsylvania sec
ends to firsts, f7Ai9c Western extras, 1ssfQ2oc.
Western seconds 70 fifsts. 1Sfi lac.
PHILADELPHIA. Aue. 1s.-Bufter steady sud
in fair demand extra Western creamery. 1s.zc:
extra nearby prints, 20c. Eggs hrn and IN good
demand: fresh nearby, &c. loss on, fr<<h West
ern &c loss on: fresh Southwestern. 1870.
or: fresh southern. 1edisc. loss on ch<e<e
quiet but firm: New York fun creams chcfcs
new. 1Oisq1Oac: New York full creams. fsir 10
good s7.d10ise.
/ CHICAGO Aug. I9.-On the Produce Exchanxs
to-day the butter market Was sfeady; creefnefkk
f4Mlac: dafries. l3Gl7c. Eggs steady az H4l6bc
at the mafk. included. Cheese STEADY at
l0dl1i-c.
CINCINNATI. Aug. l9-Buttsr steady Eggs
arm at lsc. Cheese steady: Ohio nat. feszc-
LOUISVILLE Aug s--Buffer-Packing 11,ze
per III: good country. lac. Eggs 1sc
BOSTON Aug. ;S.-ISpecial. Eggs steady:
strictly frc<h 49,.
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ST LOUIS. Aug. 1s.-Ffour steady: red win
ter patents sa94ie: extra fancy and straishts.
at s2se. Bran steady: sacked east track. ia
.sc. Wheat higher; No. red. cash. elevator.
,sssc; sI srask @ aan.se' September, ss;se: Decem.
CSC; September. 47s.c; December. ssSc: May isc'
Oats firm: No. 2. cash. &c: track 34f335lac: Sep
temeer. sase; pessneer: s,sn Sc: May. Sac; No
seed steady at s. RQs 40 Bacon higher: bored
extra shorts. 1islf; clear ribs. ysTh: short
s.. sssr nsasa ct Hemp Icp e%,ss cotton
Receipts-Flour. 1900 brIs; wheat 80 Dse I'm
corn. So 900 bu; oats ~. 600 bu. Shipments-F1our
10000 bris; wheat. 1s,ooo bu; corn. ikooe bu oats
13l. 600 bu.
KANSAS CITY. Aus. -whest-september
.oi4c: December. 7i$c: cash. No. hard. 7sisfi
iia7al1c. corn-september. 4lSS4s@c: Deeem.
45c: No. 3. 44sse. oats-No. white s7a3sc; No
ESQ bu; oats. aldo ba. shipmsnts"wSeaa % ui Se
les. 900 bu: corn. 600 bu; oats. 4.0oo bu
LOUISVILLE. Aug is-whest-No. red and
Beans-Northern hand-picked. 81 50 per bu: In.
diana new beans. ~ a562. 80 per bu. Hsy-choice
in car lots on track. sl2. 56@is; clover. nidis
Onions si.5oei..5 bri; cabbage. s.z5 per crate
peppers. 81 per bu.
LIVERPOOL. Aug ls.-wheat-Spot nrm: No
red Western winter tnew) So "a: No. ] north
steady: September g sa.d: October. e s,.d: De.
cember, IS ssd- corn-Spot American mixed
steady at Is I'D; Futures quiet; September. a
cINcINNATI. Avs; ls-Fieur quiet whes.
mixed. ssassssc. osis steady No. ! mixed 50
341c. Rye firm; No 2 Sc. Lard steady a 81 Ix
Bulk meats quiet at 3. Bacon steady al p:a
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LOCAL WHOLESALE TRADE
MARKETS ARE STEADY AND PRICES
CONTINUE FIRM.
Years and the Demand for Fruit
Is Light.

In the grocery line there is a good de-
mand and quite degree of activity. and
while the demand is largely of the hand-to-
mouth character. in the aggregate there is
large volume. Not much complaint is heard
In regard to collections. which may be at
tributed largely to the fact that credit lines
are being drawn more closely than in for
mer years. Shippers. while moving more
freely. are not going out as briskly as was
expected. The masses are not canning and
preserving fruits as much as usual and are
not taking as much sugar. This week some
improvement in trade in that line is shown.
The tea and coffee trade is reported excel
lent and rice Is in good request and the
market strong. Canned meats, salmon and
sardines are moving fairly well and at
steady prices. There are so many picnics
and like gatherings that utilize these arti-
cIes for lunch. Hog products are moving
quite freely and are increasing in demand,
which has been stimulated by the COM
paratively low prices which are very much
lower than they were year ago. 1t is
noticeable that orders are mostly small, In
dicating that buyers are not disposed to buy
for future requirements to any extent but
I'm the aggregate there is a large business.
Sugar-cured hams still hold the preference
Pure lard. Notwithstanding il is so much
cheaper Is not wanted to any extent for
the present. but with the advent of cooler
weather there will no doubt be an in
crease In trade. There is not much change
in the hog situation. Receipts are still large.
The market for strictly fine eggs continues
strong In tone. and prices were again ad-
vanced yesterday. the supply seemingly be-
ing somewhat stinted. Buyers are willing to
pay the price when they are sure of get
ting the right kind OF stock. cold storage
eggs not being In demand. and IL is thought
that still higher prices may yet obtain for
strictly fresh stock. Butter Is moving fairly
we'll but is not in active demand as us,-
o, at this season, but with the increase i'm
green corn the consumption is larger and
retail dealers report trade more active The
output continues large, owing to the abund-
ance OF pasturage. There Is "A fair business
I'm poultry. which will likely increase as the
cold weather sets I'm. The -four market
gives evidence OF good deal OF strength.
Domestic -four demand is not as large as
last month. A belief prevails that both
wheat and -four have been run up TO higher
figures than conditions justify. but there is
q possibility that exporters have something
70 do with the advance which, in the last
week, has been from ~ TO so cents a barrel.
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g j. sherman. frame cctfsxe Thirty-seconn
street near Northwestern avenue. 600
Frank Sanders. frame barn. East and Vermont
streets, $500.
nue., A.. 900.
J. ID. shelley frame barn. T~estieth street
rear Bellefontaine. $50.
N. d sLentz. frame cottage. Hollis street. neAs
New York. SIS
So > D. MeEl"'in' kitchen W Hamilton street
;. l.. shanks, moving house. Twcstietb street.
near Cornell. 80.
81 Francis Sisters. smoke stack. ~. Mary's
school Maryland street. ts>.
j. ID Moore. frame dwelling. Montcizlr street.
near Fifteenth street. $50.
r. l.. Purvis. frame dwelling. North sherman
drive. 400.
John strotel. repairs. on brick basidins. 81
South Delaware street. 80.
E. y necker. frame sdditios. "a Butse svs-
sn~ "a
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whisISey-Distillers' finished goods steady on ba-
sis OF sl.2e.
TOLEDO. Aug. i9.-Wheat-Septembcr. &C.
December S4Lc: cash. sale. Glover seed-Oc-
tober, ssS5: December. $50. August slsike, Hso:
prime timothy. Sl.eQ asked
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug s.-wheat-Septemhcr.
eSax6feSi-c December. 7essc: ouetrpck. No. hard
e4i.c: No l northern. s3i2c No. northern. Ute !;
No. ; northern. Nne0c.
MILWAUKEE. Aug a.-Whcat-September.
SlI4c: December. S2isc. Consequences. S1i<c-
Barley steady: No. .. 5S6soc: sample 400S5c.
BALTIMORE. Aug. observation-disclosures. S1is0
temher. $50 sc.
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were rather Irregular and there were very few
dealers that would admit that there was any
g'iotabie advance TN prices. The demand for
medium to heavy grades was not urgent. and no
oouot II was the intention of buyers TO I'LL their
orders Tor this class at lower prices Statesmen
We're not inclined to make any reduction and
lhe trading was a trihe sluggish Finally the
supply was changing hands with some sales
showing steady and others lower. and IL was
seneraiiy agreed that the average in prices was
ndrdiy as satisfactory yesterday. After buy
ing Low hogs Kingan Co. withdrew from the
market, and with several loads unsold the sit
uatlon was not very favorable. Later in the
oAy shippers received additional orders, and clos
ing transactions We're reported firm compared
with the opening The extreme range in prices
was from 80 10 80. and the bulk of the sup
ply sold al s.. .5oA5.so. Quotations:
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MONETARY.
Rates ON Loans and Exchange-CIean,
ings and Balances.

APOLIS.-Commercial paper. 4d6
per cent; time loans, 5G6 per cent. Clear
ings. 1898. .14.44; balances, S199, ,7SS.4O.
NEW YORK.-Call money easy at 1XG2
per cent; closing. 134d2 per cent. Time
money firm; sixty days. 4zG5 per cent /;
ninety days, 5G51a: six months, 51sGS
Prime mercantile paper. 6n6h per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual business
i'm bankers bills at AS5 SOyd4. S5.S5 for de-
mand and at s4.S3.15G4S320 for sixty days
Posted rates, S4.S31a0t4.A and $4S61a; COM
mercial bills, s4.S21sfl4.S3.
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WAGON MARKET.
Poultry and other Produce.

prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Tom turkeys, &c; hen turkeys. Sc
hens, &c; cocks. &c: young ducks, &C, springs
10c: geese. $3.50 per doz.
Cheese-Wisconsin, lie; New York fun creams
19c; Swiss. 16c; brick, 15c: lmburger, lzc.
Butter-sd10c; choice, 12q13c.
Eggs-13c: candled, i4c.
Wooi-Local dealers paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchantable unwashed. lie; coarse
and braid i5c. heavy merino, 104l2c; haif-oiood,
I2d14c: bury and cotted, 12414c; Western izc,
Feathers-Prime geese, 30c per Id; prime duck
20c per ID.
Beeswax-50c for yellow, 25c for dark.
HIDES AND TALON
Green-salted Hides-No. ], Sc; No. :, &C; No.
calf. 10c; No. calf. &c.
TalIow-No. 1. &c: No. ., SIC.
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LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug. 19-After being
divorced for forty-four years Henry Mel.
vile. of Illinois. and Mrs. Margaret Brown
of this city, We're remarked last night by
the Rev. w. +. Lloyd. and I'm a few DAYS
will leave for Mr. Melville's Illinois farm
He is now seventy-four and his bride for the
second time is seventy-six- 1t was through
the sons of Mr.. Brown that the reunion O,
the old people was effected.
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milling freight; No. red. &c track: wagon.
7sc
Corn weaker: No. 1 white sc: No. ? white.
52c No. white. SIC; No. white. 4Si5c. No
white mixed. sic: No. white mixed. sic:
No. white mixed. 4Sc; No yellow. 5l12c: I:
No. yellow, 511zc: No. yellow. 4Sc; No 2
mixed. sic; No. 3 mixed. sic: No. mixed.
4sc: ear. soc.
Oats steady: No white 35c: No. 3 white,
34izc: No. 2 mixed. 33lzc; No. mixed. 3314c.
Hay steady; No. l timothy. $l1.5O; No.
timothy. So
nspections-Wheat: Rejected. cars; no
established grade. 2: total. cars. Corn: No.
white / car: No 3 white, 2; No. white,
L. No. 2 yellow, /; No. mixed. 2; No.
mixed, 8: No mixed. 2; total, IA cars.
Oats: Unmerchantable, 1 car Hay: No.
timothy, cars
WAGON MARKET.
Offerings on the wagon market were large
and prices ruled easy. no corn selling at
over 81 cents per bushel, and prices on hay
were shaded to effect sale. Oats ruled
strong and 1c higher than on Tuesday.
Prices. as reported by the wagon weigh
master were as fOllOws:
Corn-Per bu, 4S052c.
Oats-Per bu, 34m37c; new oats, 50d32c.
Sheaf Oats-Per ton, S9Ql2; new, Slqs
Hay-Timothy. per ton. old. Sl1d12; new,
ssfD1O: mixed old sI0711: new. sSQ9; clover,
s9dl0: new clover, s6gS
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aiding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easier.
Wheat-No. 2 spring. S2nSSc No. 3. 7SGS1c: No.
red, 79k@s1c. Corn-No 2. 51ka5lzc: No. 2
yellow, 521kc. Osts-No 2, 34l4c; No. white.
33c: No. white, 3r4@35l5c. No. 9 rye 51isc.
Fair TO choice mailing barley, 4s95Sc. Flaxseed
No. l. sslso; No. l Northwestern. 81. Prime
timothy seed 81. %. Clover-Contract grade $l1n
1t.5o. Mess porkS per bril- sl2.45@12.5o. Lard. per
Ice lbs. s7.s2isdz65. Short rib sides ncose). s7G
rs. Dry-salted shoulders fboxed,, s76f7. %
Short clear sides (boxed). s7.s2lsQ7.75. Whisky
Basis of high wines. $1.A
Receipts-Flour, 35 700 brls; wheat el2 800 bu.
corn zee 900 bu: oats. 29e, $50 bu; rye, 1880 bu
barley, 11,0oo bu. Shipments-Flour. IL 600 brls
wheat. 81 Doc bu; corn 2s, coo bu; oats, IS 100 bu
barley 2, 500 bu.
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Sheep.Rece i3sts. 500; shipments, 6e0 There was
very niue or no perceptible change in the quail
lty compared with that represented the past few
edys. ana fhe average continues satisfactory to
buyers; Tne market opened with all buyers in
.hs neie- and with reasonably active competition
DetWeth butchers and shippers the offerings from
the F<aft changed hands promptly and a salts
IaeIory clearance of all kinds was made in good
sefkon. About the usual proportion of good
La ambs sold at $780, quite number We're reported
- s52SQ5s5. and othehsales ranged from 81 10 s..
1he best yearing sheep sold at SO. %, others at
S3.2oq3.50. and the top price for old sheep was
practically S.25. with other sales at s2.35d3.
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NEW YORK Aug. Is.-cotton-Spotf closed
re sales s7s bales Futures CLOSED du,i; Au-
gust i2 2sc: September 10.s1c; October. stfc:
Sove-ober 7sc: December. SIC; January. e-t0c,
February arc; March. SIC.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. ls.-Cotton steadH,
Sales. 600 bales. Ordinary. a-fsc; good or
dinary l0szc: low middling, 114c; middlinx,
i2s.c: good middling. 1ssc; midding fair nominal
at Is l3-l6e. Receipts 4s bales; stock. z4ss3
bales.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. ye-Henry
Shepard. an acting deputy sheriff was shot
and killed this morning at Cave City while
trying 10 arrest two negroes charged with
counterfeiting. The negroes escaped.
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LONDON.-Money, 1l2Qo per cent: dis
counts, 2A@2 1916 and 2s4423s; consols,
30 5-l6d902s.
PARIS-Three per cent rentes, 81, 4oc for
the account.
BERLIN.-The rate of discount for short
bills, 3h per cent.
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Receipts OF grain were not as liberal yes
serday as on Tuesday. when they were the
largest OF any day I'm the last two months
Prices were easier. except oats. which con-
tinue firm. The secretary of the Board OF
Trade furnishes the bids on track. which
were as follows:
Wheat weeker: No. 2 red. 5sc track. 7sc on
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Poultry.

NEW YORK Aug 1e-Poultry-Liye hrrns
Western chickens. 1sc; fowls. 12'xc: turkeys, lie
Dressed weak: Western broileTs. l54lfc; fowls,
leIsc turkeys. 13GEc-
CHICAGO. Aug. fe-Poultry-1ced steady: tur-
keys l3c; chickens. hens. ie,1c: springs i21eQl5c
BOSTON Aug ls-dSpecisl l-Poutry steady !.
fowls and springs, Hisc; turkeys. 1sc
CINCINNATI. Aug. 1s.-Poultry nrm; hens.
si.c: springs. I0c; turkeys. lie.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. i9.-Hens 10c per los
spring chickens, roc per 10.
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Oils.

SAVANNAH. Aug. Is.-Tyrpentine Arm AZ SEC.
RosiE firm; A. B. g d. Z. slof T. u1: g.
slss: II ssSe. i. so; X s2&: NJ. SIC. ~.
ss.i5: window glass $3.50: water white. 40.
WILMINGTON, Aug. Is-spints OF turpentins-
Nothing doing. Rosin-Nothing doing. Crude
turpentine firm at sl.75 to S2S- Tar nrm.
MONTPELIER Aug. ls.-Crude petroleum.
steady: North Lima. si.ls; South Lima snc Indt-
ana, si.13.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 1a.-The factor Of curfaii-
ment is beginning TO be more OF an influence
IN the dry goods market. both on buyers and on
The attitude of manufacturers towards further
business BUYERS contend they will be ooItged
10 dTop certain lines n compelled to pay present
prices but in many cases not allowing lines
10 lapse The fear OF oversteppine the bou0GD
of prudence is also restricting purchases
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON.-Wedn statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive of the $50, ,00000O gold re-
serve in the division of redemption. shows:
Available cash balance ........... .$231 22O. .462
Gold 100 151 S,5
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 547sc: Mexican
dollars, 431zc.
LONDON.-Bar silver steady at 25ssd per
ounce.
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Hoes-Receipts- 1000: shipments. 5000 The
market opened with reasonably active competi-
and the trading fairly active at apparently
a shaes stronger prices than yesterday. but sales
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1NDlANAroL1s JOURNAL THURSDAY, AUGUST co. 1903

United States old fours. reg eg.............-..10 .10s
United States old fours. coup. ............ l09
United States fves, reg.................. lo1i 2
United states ffves. coup. .1ol
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instruments filed for record in me recorders
cfice Of Marion county. Indiana. fot the twenty
four hours ending at p. M Aug II, isss
Frank Mccasin trustee. 70 Riley Nc
Casiin. pt Of the : a. SEC a. Tp s
Albert b. Cole 20 Fred D. stIlf ct al.
Lot 2is. Ingram Fietcher's sub. Oak
william iiiis n'' A. Van ssrea 70 chrsstiaa
Reinhsrdt ct ux.. Lots IS and II. Blk
I5 Sec A Forest Park add. ..-............ 6o9eo
Riley McCaslin et 70 Wayne town.
ship. pt OF the = W ~ Sec q To s
crown Hill Cemetery Association 20 Ts.
bitha Elizabeth Hazelton. Lot i7s. Sec
81, Crown Hin Cemetery ................. tao
Pascoe. Lot e. Arsenal PARK sdd....... issAss
'Sss ux' Lott" Lot iTs. E. 7. FietcSers tcS ID add
,ds =, -, =, Twin ,,s,
vey. Lon 81. Ksnwood add. d.;:;....,..:..: l.7oo~
ss. Webb. trustees Brcokside sad, 2sso
Frank Wilson 81 to Oscar A. jose,
pt of Lots l. and 3, Blk !, caven
Rockwoods sub Indianapolis a. Gin
clnnati Railroads sub -................... 500
ST. vineens's Infirnary 70 Cora chisman.
10, ss. Parker & Hanways Southwest
Fass.r este .; . shirley TO peter T.. Hellmsn.
Lot ist Clsrk's Sd add. West Indian
H. ap G. Pomeroy To Lindsay Gossstt. Lot
g. McWhirters sub a Il. Fletchers
Gsorse ssT e'Ve"' = Pearson st nx. 10 John q
Hawke ct px.. Lot 81 Morgan's West
Alice Rsney et Al. 10 Charles r. Rsrnsy.
Lot s. =; w. Browns. sub, Johnsonfs
W, ness s Tasior s to Tyler T Taylor Lot a.
Morton Place .............................. 50O
Essl,ssIs and 1 AssSs,ssIon ssss,sa at, 2
Clara u' e. Mitchell iss to Jane. T.. Mi,chen
asarss ss 2. s Y.nae. y AZ is AZ 10 foser, W iss
Furnas. Lot 50. Washington Park. sssA~
Transfers ~. total consideration. s2f ~ -
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wards 5000 j. %
Pfain TAT steers. l5SV IDS ana upwards. 1900 800
Good choice 200 to 800 Id steers. 75f1 10
Plain lat l,2cV 10 l5Oo 10 steers 1850 f. 75
Good to choice 500 TO i5O 10 steers.... 4o01 4e5
Plain rat 9ov 10 Lilo 10 steers ......... $3.50 %
Choice FEEDING steers ZOO TO 100 lbs. 1000 25
Good feeding steers, 900 to 100 lbs. 35O6l 3 q
Medium feeoing steers SVo 10 SoV lbs... $3.50 30
Common to good stockers. s................ 3OO7 20
Good TO choice heifers $500 80
Fair 10 medium neifers.. 350q g. 20
Common iigEt fers.................. 2756f g. 80
Good to choice cows. -........--.-..... $500 4 90
FAR TO mediun oWs..-.-......----.-.. 3.0ol1 40
Gamers ana CATERS: ..;;..--..-.... 10or 800
Prime TO fancy export bulls. son ss
Good to choice butcher bulls. .......... 7sx q
Common TO fair buis-.. 2.oof1 2 SO
heai caves 50or $50
Heavy caves 300z1 $50
Goon TO choice COWS and calves. .35 ooI5O 90
Common TO medium cows and calves. 20 O0s 20 90
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Horses-tully lJO head of horses arrived for the
closing auction sale this week. against 1l5 the
same time last week and equal number the
corresponding time year ago. few of nearly
all kinds were represented, but there was quite
a scarcity OF choice stock and complaint
among buyers as to the quality in general
There was very fair crowd of horsemen at
tending the sale, but there many i'm
portant orders, and this, together with the poor
quality, was responsible for only a fairly active
market at lower prices. Most sales represented
decline of s5G10 per head compared with a
week ago, when quality was considered. but
some OF the sales appear to be right around SIS
lower. There is still considerable complaint
from shippers on account of the high prices in
the country and they declare they will have
to suspend business unless they accorded
more reasonable terms There were few extra
good big horses sold from SIS to $780, but the
medium to good chunks and heavy horses sold
usually at S25d160, and smaller and less desir-
able workers from SO to S115. There were not
many light harness horses in the offerings, and
no quotable change was reported in the market.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
CRetail Prices.)

cha quotations given below the selling prices
OF the wholesale dealers.)
CoaI and Coke.
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Candies and Nuts.

Cansies-stick. sac per Id; common mixed.
6Hc :Erocers' mixed, &c. Banner twist mixed, Sc;
Banner cream mixed. 1O911c; old-time mixed. Sc.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, 17u20c; Brazil nuts.
12c: fIberts, 12c; peanuts roasted, 1qsc; mixed
nuts
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1T is not what you earn. but what you
save. that makes wealth.
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Anthracite (alI sizes) $50; smokeess, s.;
cannelI. s.; Blossburg. s6; Jackson (Ohio):, 3:
Kanawha. s415: Pittsburg, 81 -; Raymond So;
s425; Brazil block. So Green and Sullivan dump
and nut). $3.50; slack smokeless 80; SLACK JACK
ginia, Sc: slack Indiana. $50; Connellsyille
coke S. 80: oven coke. $3.50: lump coke, lic per
bu. q bu 81 50: crushed coke, 15c bu, % bu S31o
Bags, 25c per ton extra, ground floor or dumped
in cellar soc per ton extra, carried IN cellar;
from wagon, 25c ton extra by wheelbarrow, chute
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Produce, Fruit. and Vegetable.

Seed clover prime, s7.i0a575: English clover
s.. 5ons; aiske. ss9i2 Timothy. prime. sea2 TO-
clean. eo45oc. Orchard grass. ssns rs: red ton
soc4si.s5. Englsh bluegrass. -.
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Drugs,

Alcohol, s2.52a27O; asafoetida, 4Oc; alum. 2E9
&c; camphor. 6sn70c; cochineal. 3o455c; chloro-
form, 5Sd65c: copperas, brl. Soc; cream tartar.
pure. 32m35c; indigo. s5aSoc; iicorice, Calab,
genuine, 35ds0c; magnesia. carb.. o. 20d22c;
morphine, p. & W., per OF. 54270; oil berga-
mot per lb. 50: opium, s3.6Od3.l5: quinine. p a
W.. per o. 31Q36c; balsam cOpaiba, 55eI6Oc soap,
Castle. Fr., 13a16c; soda bicarb., 2ain5c; salts,
EPSON. 1HQic; sulphur -four. 2s.90c; saltpeter; )
ff10c: turpenfine, 55G60c: glycerin, 16ls12Oc.
iodde potassium, s2.4sd2.50: bromide potassium.
so055c; chlorate potash, 1562oc; borax, 9gl2c;
cinchonids 3ld36c; carbolic acid, &c; cocaine,
muir, S5.o5q5.25-
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-10-23

held their twelfth annual reunion in
Dover Wednesday. Members from
various parts of the State to upward
of 100 were in attendance. The
meeting was called to order by Chap
lain William II. Mccormack, and
then the election Of officers was held.
after which dinner was served at the
Mansion House. This regiment was
composed of recruits mainly from
Morris and Sussex counties and was
made up of loss officers and men.
1t was recruited by Captain d. S.
Allen and Lieutenant f. V. Wolfe.
On May 6, 1868, after having driven
the rebels from Kentucky, the regi-
ment lost thirty-three men, who were
drowned while crossing the Potomac.
When Pennsylvania was threatened
with invasion President Lincoln ac-
copied the offer of the regiment IS
service, just prior to it's being mustered
out.
Terence Cavanaugh was found dead
in his room at Soaring s hotel, 60 Sus-
sex street, last Friday morning When
Cavanaugh retired the evening before
he was apparently in good health. He
was called as usual at O'Clock in the
morning, but on receiving no answer
to repeated calls his room was entered
and Cavanaugh was found lying in his
bed apparently sleeping. All efforts
to arouse him failed and a physician
was summoned The examination
showed that the man had died from
apoplexy and that he had been dead
some hours, he probably having been