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Hogs-Receipts. 1000: shipments. 15oo The
market opened with very fair demand from
nearly all sources, and unSer the influence OF
active competition Initial sales represented
strong to higher prices than yesterday. IL was
very difflcult, however 10 make a true estimate
compared with the runaway market yesterday.
and generally prices were conservatively re-
ported STEADY TO strong II soon developed that
Shippers would not take many hogs as they
nave for the past few days. and naturally this
caused a weaker feeling in the market. The
late reports from other places were also less
favorabie and although the bulk OF the supply
was transferred at opening figures the last ar
rivals had 10 sell weaker and some OF the clos
ing sales, at least. were considered &c lower
than In the morning a coed clearance was
finally made at current Prices but the market
quit rather weak, and the conditions al the
close indicated that buyers. especially packers,
would oppose any further advance in prices in
the near future. Big heavy hogs TO select light
weights sold from $3.50 10 $3.50, and the bulk OF
the supply sold at s5G0fi5. IS, although there were
a number of sales S. sOM5 IS. Quotations
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
PRIME GRADES IN FAIR DEMAND AT
MORE SATISFACTORY PRICES.
Hogs I'm Moderate Request and Five to
Ten Cents Higher-Sheep steady
Markets Elsewhere.
Union sTocKYARps. INDIANAPOLIS, July

UNION. STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS, July
7-Cattle-Receipts, 1850; shipments, 400. AL
though there has been very fair increase IN
the receipts of cattle this week the supplies
have not been excessive, and statesmen have
succeeded in advancing prices for most Of the
thick fat stock. The market to-day was rather
active for all the choice grades, and occasionally
an advance of 10c was reported. In their pres
ent position values generally considered
fully 25c higher for the fat dry-fed steers than
those prevailing a week ago, while heifers, on
account of the great scarcity, have advanced
anywhere from 25c to 50c. There has not been
a great deal of change in prices of fat cows
but the best kinds are from 10c to 15c higher
than a week ago. while Gamers and cutters are
probably 25c lower. There has been a limited
and Indifferent demand for stockers and feeders
all week, and there has been no perceptible
change in prices. There probably little
better request for this class of cattle to-day,
but prices were no BETTER and il requires ex-
ceedingly good feeders to bring over 81. AT pres
emit the market appears to be in rather healthy
condition but il does not follow that prevail
ing prices can be maintained when receipts are
excessive when the weather conditions are
less favorable than they have been this week.
Quotations.
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AT NEW YORK.



NEW YORK, July 7-Flour-Receipts.
24,55s brls; exports. $40 brls; steady and
unchanged. Rye quiet: No. Western. sec
f. O. b. afoat; state, 5Sd59i1c C. /. (. New
York.
wheat-Receipts. 1,e5o blu; exports. S.
072 bu; spot steady; No. red, S4%c ele-
vator; S5Ac (. o. b. afioat; No. northern
Duluth, s21zc f. o. b. afoat; No. hard.
Manitoba, &c f. o. b. afloat. Options de-
veloped early weakness under liquidation.
bearish cables, large Argentine shipments
and favorable weather news. Rallying at
noon on smaller interior receipts, the mar
ket was later advanced by bullish estimates
of the world crop, poor Modern Miller
report and large weekly clearaaces. The
close was AQssc net higher July S3hqS4hc,
closed at S4lsc; September, HhQs2 lis.
closed at SIC; December, slAds2c, closed at
SIC.
Corn-Receipts, so, $50 bu; exports. 254. ssl
bu; sales, 115,000 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot.
Z. O. b. afioat; No 2 yellow. 577sc: No. 2
white, 573sc. Options had an early decline,
under selling due to easier cables and big
Argentine shipments, followed by a rally
with wheat, closing steady and unchanged.
July closed at SIC; September, 56lsq56Ssc,
closed at 5easc; December. 5'sQ56ssc. closed
Oats~Receipts, So 900 bu; exports. $3.50 bu.
Spot quiet; No. 2, 41c; standard white, ia
42ikc: No. 3, 4olkc: No. 2 white, 42ika4sc: No.
3 white, 411zQ42c; track white, 42Q491zc. OPP
tions easier
Feed easy; spring bran. $17.5od1175; mid
ding, $i9Q20S50; city, SIS.
Hops quiet: state. common TO choice. 1902,
l602ic: Pacific coast. 1902, 16d2lIkc.
Cut meats, firm picked hams. sl2.50q s3.
Lard quiet: Western steamed. $50 Re-
fined steady.
Tallow steady; city, Csc; country, ga
4%c.
s-I6c. Mild quiet; Cordova, TG11c.
Sugar-Raw. firm: fair refining, 3-l6c:
centrifugal sec test; 9 1l-lec; n,oiasses SUI
gar. 15-l6c. Refined firm; No. s. 4.6oc; No.
| I. 4.55c: No. s. 4.50c; No. 9. 445c; No 10.
A. 0c: No IL 435c; No. II. 4-30c; No. Is, g. &c
No il. 470c; confectioners' A. 4s5c; mold A,
5.2c: cut loaf $500; crushed. 5.60c: pow
dered. 5loc; graduated. SC; cubes. 5.25c.
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NEW YORK. July l7.-Butter-R Receipts. z.I0
packages State dairy. lsd2oc: extra creamery.
2oic; creamery. common choice. Is02oc.
Cheese-Receipts. 7.6o9 packages. Market steady
TO firm. State full cream. fancy email colered.
loo: small white, loc. large colored, loc. larss
white t0c. Eggs-Receipts, S92s packages. Mar
ket Irregular state and Pennsylvania nrsts
10 extras. l79lsI=c; Western extras. lsdlsscs
Western seconds 20 hrsts, l<Gi7c-
PHILADELPHIA. July n-Butter firm and IN
good demand extra Western creamery, PIC:
nearby prints. sc. Eggs firm and &c higher.
fresh nearby lSc. loss of: Western. i1hc;
Southwestern. 16i1c: Southern, iskQisc- Cheees
quiet but steady; New York fun creams. choice
new. I0hdlolsc; fair 10 good. sisQi0c-
CHICAGO. July lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market easter: creamery,
I7iaEf20c daiTy. l6d lsc. Cheese steady firm &C
l6QIii1c. Esgs steady st l2A4iiisc. at the mark.
cases included
CINCINNATI July legs quiet at i2c.
Butter firm; creamery unchanged, dairy, if1c.
Cheese steady: Ohio fat. lac.
KANSAS CITY. July 17.-Eggs weak: Missouri
and Kansas. cases returned, l3c; Ne.
whitewood cases included. l2isc.
ST. LOUIS. July I7.-Butter steady; creamery.
15Q2lc; dairy, l5qI7c. Eggs steady at lsc. loss
Off
BOSTON. July I.-ISpscial. l-Eees steady;
extras, diSc; seconds 10 frsts. 14ai6c.
LOUISVILLE. July E.-Butter-Paoking iiisc
per lb; good country. lac Eggs. lsc.
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Sc lower. At q 90 ssfs bld prize timothy sfs1:
september timothy. 49, August afsike. S-ss
DULUTH July fT.--Whczt-To arrive. Ne
hare. S7Ec. 10 1 northern. Ezc; No northern,
SIC. July. S51c; September. 7J4c, December.
s53sc. oafs-Or track and % arrive. s6'fc-
MINNEAPOLIS. July 17.--Nheat-Cash. 9&c,
July. s4ssc. September. 5e+c, truck. No
hard. SAC: No. northern. s4Sc. no. northern.
Sz>sc; No. northern. S0fsei1c.
MINNEAPOLIS. July i7.-Flour Arm hrst pat
ents IN wood. Z. =. b Minnea polls. 81 I'd s..
second patents. 81 s0dt5o. hrst clears. 80.
second clears. S.40G&o
MILWAUKEE. J1iy i7.-BarIsy dull: No. :. a
f150c samrle 40fi5sc
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Oils.

OH. CITY, July I7.-Credit balances. sl.53: GER
tificstes no bid. neutrality-suspicious.. 1855
brls; average 1854 bris Lima, 81. sso ers, aver
age, S. 46S brls. Runs-Pennsylvania. o.s01 brls.
average. B.1is bris; Lima, 7o.is brls; average,
1856 brls.
CHARLESTON. July I7.-spirits OF turpentins
steady at 47l2c. Resin steady: a, n, G. 81 50.
d, SIS; f. $780, F. sl.65: q, $40; II. $40: !.
sass: X. $40: NJ. 2.so: ~. 81. 90: window glass.
$3.o5; water white. s. 30.
SAVANNAH, July r.-Sp.rits Of turpent.ne
sis5: F, $40; g. si.so; H. s2so; 1 i275: k. $50:
NJ, So; n, $40; window glass, $50; water white.
$40.
WILMINGTON, July 17.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 4Sc. Rosin nothing doing. Crude tur-
pentine firm a r.75 IS and s3n. Tar nrm az
$l.65.
MONTPELIER, July 17.-Crude petroleum
steady North Lima, sl.Is; South Lima and Indi-
ana, gill.
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ca,p Of the Old Block.

Washington Post.
cbao Chou. son of Ws Tingfang. former
,s,1.aee minister to this country. is spend
ing In .s Assse with with Theg ,s he
Is I,a ,e,a Wing He is, like his father, ex-
caro- care air fond of and very skillful with
ards tIs,ns'' and their favorite games are poker
anu It,;9d when his father and mother re-
.ell ~ "a China. for the purpose OF getting
tu. sn.,ro,,cb education In America. lie at
Tended , school during the past season In At
Iantic City
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,,eams. i2ltc; Swiss. Ice: brick. I5c; nmburger.

12c. '' 49, "''~N' 49, '--A'""'e~-'
Butter-11lxc; choice i2c
E-sgs-l5c. loss ots
=, Nool-Local dealers are paying for wagon Its:
ZOO medium understandable unwashed, lie; coarse
.5 lu praid lac; heavy meTino logic; haf-blood,
l-Il4c; bury and cotted, I2G1ic; Western 12c.
&C per ID. So " - - f
Beeswax-3oc for yellow, &c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
1reen-saited Hides-No. I. sac; No. 2, 7isc;
NO calf. 1oc; No. calf sc.
Iaiow-No j. 4Ac: No. ?. &c.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and ExchanEe-Clear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Co paper, 416
per cent; time loans, 5G6 per cent Clear
ings, s., 223 .26; balances, 1904, $3.50
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 2Ik9
31a per cent, closing at 3. Time money
firm; sixty days, 4isl4a4 per cent; ninety
days, 4%@5; six months. g. Prime mercan-
tile paper 5l1@6 per cent. Sterling ex-
change firmer; actual business in bankers
bills, 81 .25d4S63O for demand, A.S3.90Q4. "a
for sixty days; posted rates, $4.S4isG4.S IS
and S4S764S7ia: commercial bills, 4S3A
The subtreasury had an unusually heavy
debit at the clearing house-s2, PIG, 171-re-
sulting from pension payments. mail trans
portation and a S500,000 payment to the
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank for account
of the army in the Philippines.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK July I7.-Poultry-Live firm:
Western spring chickens. lse; fowls, l31sc: tar-
keys, lie. Dressed firm; Western broiiers, $50
lSc; fowls l2ikc turkeys. I3c.
ST. LOUIS July H.-Poultry nrmer; chickens.
9lkc; springs lSc; turkeys. lSc for old; ducks.
&c; geese. 3q4c.
BOSTON, July 1T.-tSpecisL l-Poultry steady,
fowls lsc; springs lie; turkeys. l5c.
CINCINNATI July 17--Poultry firm; hens.
l0,kc; springs, I4d1ec; turkeys l0c.
CHICAGO July 17.-Iced poultry nrmer: tur-
keys. 12c; chickens. lzdlzi.c.
LOUISVILLE, July II.-Hens &c per ID: spring
Chickens l2l1Ql3c.
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leading futures ranged as followsw:

and unchanged. No. red wheat, 75%476s4c.
Corn-No. 2, soc; No. yellow, 5054c: Oats-No.
No rye. soc. Barley-Good feeding. 4ic fair TO
choice mailing 41q5oc. Fiaxseed-No. i. CSC; No.
1 Northwestern &c Prime timothy seed, $3.45.
Clover-Contract grade $l2dl2.5o Mess pork,
per bri, sl4. soql4.ss Lard. pc. 100 lbs; sIss9
salted shoulders (boxed), E.7S47Siz. Short
clear sides Cboxed). 81. 5oqs.6zh.
Receipts-Flour %. o64 bris; wheat, A,o5o bu:
corn 1is 800 bu oats, 7.45o blu; rye, L75o bu;
barley, 1900 bu. Shipments-Flour, n.oS6 brls;
wheat g. $40 bu corn. Ss4.93S bu; oats. So4sso bu
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Sheep-Recepts, $50; shipments, 500. The quail
ity generally was satisfactory, and with little
better demand from local butchers than yester-
day and steady demand from shippers the mar
ket opened with the best selections selling at
fully steady prices. Later In the day. however.
after local butchers had been we'll supplied.
there rather an easier feeling in the mar
ket and ssllesmen had some difficulty in trans
ferring their late arrivals at morning prices, but
satisfactory clearance finally made A
few lambs sold as high 1915 and the bulk
of the supply sold at s56l56o, with other sales
at So 50d4.75. Yearling sheep sold high as
1915 and good old sheep at s325G3.J0, with stock
ars 10 fair kinds az co 5nH12 Ounf afions.
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Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. July H-cofton nominal
Sales, bales. Ordinary u-iec; good ordinary,
lie: low middling lllte; middlins l2&c: good
lsLc; micdling fair, Is is-isc. Re
csipts 9Ss bales; stock, IS. $40 bales.
NEW YORK. July E.-cotton-Spot closed
quiet at a decline OF % points; middling uplands,
ID SOC; middling gull i2.7sc. Sales. 100 baies
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counts, 23s and 2ssq2 7-l6. Consols, 92as.
PARIS-Three per cent rentes OF 571sc
for the account. Exchange on London 25f
111lc for checks.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m
2Spf for checks. Discount rates-short bills,
81 per cent; three months bills, 3.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, july Interpretations in dry gocds
have continued on a very small scale. with buy
ers showing desipe 10 speculate. In spite 90
the fact that re future IL admittedly strong and
the possibilities OF prices are toward higher
level. The statistical position Is strong, but
buyers do not seem to be worrying on this
count.
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver, $3.50; Mexican
dollars, 4219c
LONDON.-Silver bars, 237sd an ounce.
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Treasury Statement.

fridays statement OF
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the sl50. 1000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption. shows:
Available cash balances - .S22S, 3OS, 765
Cold Observation-Disclosures. ........ 100, 432, 749
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Poultry ana other Produce.

prices paid b. shippers)
Pouitry'-Tom turkeys. &c; hen turkeys. ss'
hers. SIC; cocks, &c; young ducks. &c; spfinss'
Tic. geese. $40 pr Goz al,
cheese--W lsconsin. izszc: New iofk
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food to choice steers. 1850 lbs and up

Good to choice steers, 1850 lbs and up
wards Asa 525
Plain fat steers l,550 lbs and upwards. 460q 80
Good TO choice lzOe TO l5OO-lb steers. 1000 100
Plain fat 200 TO 13o0-lb steers. 258 IS
Good to choice 900 to 1l5o-b steers.... 4.25p 465
Plain fat 600 TO l,l5o-lo steers........ 1850 40
Choice feeding steers. lt0O 10 100 lbs. Asa 40
Coed feeding steers go to L. 100 lbs.... 4.0ozl
Medium feeding steers 500 to 900 lbs. 3.1sa 400
Common 10 good stockers. 3.J0Sl .25
Good 10 choice heifers. asa 30
Fair medium leifers.. ............... 2354 3.s5
Common light heifers.. S.c0Q 325
Good TO choice cows 3.50fS 100
Fair medium cows...........-.-...- aeon 3. 80
Gamers and cutters 100d 3 e
Prime 10 fancy export bulls. ............ ss56f ses
Good choice butcher bulls. 3.25s3 80
Common to fair bulls. log g IL
Veal calves 1900 G. .5
Heavy calves 5.5eel 500
Good choice cows and calves 81. e065O.e0
Common TO medium COWS and calves. - 00G3O %
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w. b. Roesetter. s;oreroom. rhirty-elghfh
street, near Illinois. S1oe.
Nora Henessy. remodeling. So South Alshans
street SOC.
A. r Potter. repairs. 2fes Dewey avenue, uB
Mrs John carey. repairs iiso North Meridian
street $1,000
L. B. swarssei. frame dwelling. Tenth strsss
and Parker avenue. H.5cc.
9. Msrio~s. vsrsada. isu East Nsrsst street.
4. Bronson. frame cottage. wese r~saty-
ids l. Moore. frans DWELLING. AlahAna sussa
$500.
Christian I~ntz. cottage. Wac street ~ =
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United states old fours. reg. iii
United States old fours. coup.
United States hves 1ol Z
United States fves. coup. .-...l03
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
llne quotations given below are the selling pric
of the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts

Candies-Stick 61zc per ID; common mixed.
9.sc; grocers' mixed. &c; Banner twist mixed. Sc;
banner cream mixed, 10d11c OLD time mixed, Sc.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, l7120c; Brazil nuts,
nuts, 12c.
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Retail Prices.)

Anthracite Gall sizes) $3.50; smokeless, IS;
Camel, So; Blossb1rg. Sc; Jackson (ohio), IS:
kanawha, Si.75; Pittsburg. $4.75; Raymond. s475;
W lnifrece, A75; Hooking Valley. $780, LuhTig,
S25; Brazil block. 81; Green and Sullivan dump
ana nut, $3.50; slack snokeless, So; slack, Jack
SON, S.; slack. Pittshurg, So; slack, West Viz
glnia. s.: slack, Indiana, $50; Conneilsville
bu % bu ss5e: crushed coke. isc bu 3 bu ss PSI
Bags. Zoe per ton extra, ground floor dumped
in cellar; soc per ton extra, carried in cellar:
from wagon, 25c ton extra by wheelbarrow, chute
or basket
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ST. LOUIS July i7.-Lead strong at sAi,H-
spelter firm ct s..
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
twenty-five Transfers Made Matter
nj Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record In the recorders
ONCE of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty-
four hours ending st .. m. July II, 1903;
Mshlon ID. Butler ct ux: 10 Eva n Dc
Wees. 10: II and pc of Lot u. Blk L. a..
sarah e. csniSBsh ct al to george z.
shannon. Lot ~. % sec. West PARK ..
Harriet Plnn.y E. al, 20 Frank +; Pros:
sn a tes. Lights Bellows sub .:......... Lscoos
sh san.e Of Marion s,. iGun e Michael .sa M
George E. Shannon ct az. to sarah u.
Campbell ct al. Lot 2io. Sd sec. West
David a Coulter ct ux. 70 Eva y Cope
s sae M 1Gs 70 p ,oSn Moore. Iot "a
John B. stunph's sub Of outIot a. city
ssrry, Let Z. rIsue.s Wet aa 4. wa; s'o-s
'i iiams Lot e. r. A Lewis 4 CO.'S
A1ssnal h x :, add 70 E..s.ts Ne. $4,000
Kim Risk Los IL. Wallis East Wash -,
,, insto1 3sp, Soa Vail 10 Enraesth McKim
Rusk. Lot IL. Walls East Washington
Enab ead McEim Rasi 10 Helen chaplin
Vail. Lot L. Wallis East washington ~. A.
oe srnetes. 70 FredesieE W wsidkostssr.
Lots III and Ia. hOses hccasins
oe eSiSsn r. AK K.ri.r 81 az. 90 sanford r
Hamilton. Lot 3: Bik g. oiismsn ct az
Granville NJ Ballard 81 20 William
n Reinberg ux., Lots and 10 Bal
lard's sub. Also, Lot ". Columbia
race ~-~
Hattie A Prurk al 20 Prank n
Prlnk. Lot ~. ogtlot lei, Nleys sub.
city OF indianapolis ..................-.-. zvp0
Esther J. Carver 70 Charles W. Nulic@n.
Lot -. Charles +. Robbinse North In
diana polls add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SNS
Lydia J. Blanchard - Mary l.. Trotcky.
pt OF Lot ~. Parker a Hznwsy's sosth-
west add ----....-.-.... -. law
Sarah A. Lane e. al. Lula A F9li-
loyt. Lot a. Blk 20. North Indian ie
Alice r. Wilsoa al - Charles ~.
| Cross Il ux.. Lot "a. Fletcher q Ram
seys ada ss>-r'.S
William w. Destsr 90 ORLANDO q
| Coffin ct "a. Let >. siiiissn's Park
4 Lane ddd &<~.c1
| Albert Hutchinson ct TO Charles =
4 Hutchineon. Lots 81 and So Ingram
Fletcher's "A add Aiso. Lots IL, i3s.
| fs- .fsS and 10. Ingrsm Fleseher's sub.
4 Fietcher's Oak Hi add Also. Lot IL.
| Birds sub OF oufl0t izS. city OF In
dianapoiis soooco
Transfers. q; total consideration 80
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Drugs.

Alcohol. 2.52d2.IO; asafoetida, loc; alum. 2ls9
FORM. 5seisyc; copperas, bril- SOC; cream tartar
pure, 32Q35c; indigo, 65@SOc; licorce, Calab
morphine. P. & w, per o. 81 35G2 so: oil berga.
mot. per Id. 81; opium. s3.soqS.!s; qunine. p. &
W., per OF, 30u35c balsam copaiba, 55q60c; soap
CASTLE. FIR. 1S0lsc; soda, bicarb.. 2AeI5c salts
EPSON. 1a.Q4c sulphur flour, 2S4a5c; saltpeter. s
ulCc: turpentine 53I60c; glycern, 1612G20c:
iodide potassium. s2.45d2.5o; bromide potassium
59@55c; chlorate potash 15420c; borax, 9al2c;
muir, S4.55G4.75.
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produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

.,,es-New, sl.25 per ba box; choice apples.
per Dra,,nsss-Iarge, 81 per bunch; medium. s1.5o
IIo,taaars-Iicrne- grown, per bu, oCc.
II33f-ckberries-$z-2S-
bisSSADCa-Horne- grown. per brl, sl2O
CCaaDDtDeIoupes-Rocky FoTas. per crate. s2.25
SSSaH.~ies-Per crate, szzs-
SSn,cumbers-Soc per doz.
SuSJharries-S3 per crate.
DeMDtberries-Per crate, $50.
SooSSts1o 80 per crate.
HucSsF Extra fancy verdeiia. go size IS hoy
.od sise. So California !; 50 20 to $780, $50
Navyses-California Vaiencias and Michaels
81 .5613. -, hr, &,
reachheess-e;ecrgia. e-basket crate, $3.50
IP,saarrsN-per bu. i:5o
eirs,.les-Florida. pc. crate. s2.1542
rineaplssNfiome grown. per bu. .5c.
fsaspberries-- q 90 -
kaeBycil.- TEXAS, i-Dasket crate, 6Qc
T,esIIn'sare,nelons-S2oGSo per 100
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-11
Statement H."
ELECTION MATTERS.

Henry Scheibel, Cottonwood, re-
turnining ballots and election
returns 1 day, IL miles travel,
in the year 1900. ....................
John Larson, one day service and
mileage, canvassing primary
election returns of election held
at New Ulm. ........ ................
Louis G. Voge1, day service can
wasting primary election re-
turns of election held at New
C1u -. ........ ............f-..
Henry J. Meyer, day service and
mileage, canvassing primary
election returns of election held
at New U1m. .......,.
Anton Hillesheim, 1 day service
and mileage, CanvaSSing pri-
mary election returns of election
held at New Uirn
Aug. L. Matter. serving notice on
the 3 judges of election of Sec
Ond ward, New Ulrn, to appear
before the canvaSsihg board for
correction of their election re-
turnS.... -. ..........
Philip Liesch, printing ballots, re-
receipts, nomination affidavits
and electrotypes for the city of
Z New Ulrl. .................
New U1m Review, publishing bal
lots for the city of New Ulm 49,.
Andrew ]. ECkstein, day service
and mileage, canvaSSing Dri,
mary election returns of election
held in New Ulm.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-11
" Statement "G''
FEES PAID TO SHERIFF, CLERK
OF COURT, REGISTER OF DEEDS
AND BOARD OF AUDIT.

Aug. L. Matter, sheriff, fees and
rnileag $3.50 II
w. c. Miller register of deeds, re NJ I.
cording mortgages..:..................... 471o
for recording @ 49, 2sl IS
Louis G. Vogel, auditor, preparing .
tending board Of audit. ......: 49,. 50 90
Board Of audit. Is 90
Andrew J. Eckstein, five days at
tending board of audit. Is 90
Total. . :. . ..... 81 ,o1s So
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-11
Statement H."
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
Statement II"
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND SUP
PLIES,

Philip Liesch, New Ulm............ $574 90
Pioneer Press Co., St. Paul. 27S 10
MCGil1, Warner Co., St. Paul. 900. II IA
Free Press Printing Co., MankatO. 68 so
Miller, Davis & Co., minneapolis 245
g. b. Barnard & Co.. St. Louis....... 6 20
Hyde q Manuel, Minneapolis. 60
Abbott Printing Co., st. Pau1...... 10 90
Brown, Tracy & Co., St. Paul.. 26 40
f. P. DufrenSe, St. Paul........... $50
St. Paul Stamp Works, St: Paul.. 220
Omaha. :. ::......... .......... 500
]. J. Green, New Ulm. Is Is
=, Brandt ................ 80 90
New Ul1n Review, New U1m....... ~ 90
Petery Bros, New Ulm ............. 36 90
A. J. EckStein, ............. % 90
Q. N. Olsen, " ............ SIS
w. g. Alvin ...........s... 10 so
v. r. Hodges, Sleepy Eye:...".... 90 Is
III. 6. Hays, ............. Is 40
Total :. Observation-Disclosures. $1,313 Is
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-02-11
Statement M"
POSTAGE AND EXPRESS.

Louis G. Vogel, county auditor,
Louis 6. Vogel, county auditor,
express. freight, dispatches aud
telephone messages. ........
w. c. Miller, register of deeds,
5ts postage. MISREPRESENTATION. If
John Schneider, county treasurer,
q postage. Observation-Disclosures.
John Cutting, superintendent of
schools, postage. .................
John Cutting, superintendent of
S. A. George, judge Of probate.....
Tota1....