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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-24
Personals Here And There

Joseph hclSl'T' OF lElrlcSt"Wh' mas
been visiting friends III Wilmington.
Mrs Leonard Durborourh and son. of
Rising SUM- are visiting III NlInnhTl"n'
Mrs .JusruEinc r Cnn,well. Of Char
I.tnwn. is the gurSt of Wilmington
friends.
Mrs I,nu,o lone. Dnulap, of Chcsa-
prol;r civ h,s been visiting in Will
mingtnn.
/ & Richards. with his FIRMLY has
renewed fr4m RirhYr.I>mrr,. f., Baltimore
for the winter.
r,,,,ll T. TYSON. hes rrturrri T., his
hanna IN Wn,,II,,yn ,ft,rn vi.it tn VII
minm,nn friends
M. and Mrs ~ Y Inr,irn hovr rc-
turned IA ,hrsy,q,.,kr civ after 4 visit
a. W-;,nir,,,,,r r,..nLy
ham,, rr,,n, w,.hin.,,,u tnIln,., If Music
rnr tbn C'h,i.tmn- v,,.,4i,n
Joseph Frazer. Of Newark. left Oh
All ,',,i',,'.;,,, ,,.ar,.
Mrs. VIM. Scheduled. of P"comokc
CITY, has been visiting her parents. Mr..
''''' - W ''>'''S'
Mrs. II. y. Bouchrllc and son. of Ches-
ar"akc City. are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. 5. Taylor i'll Baltimore.
,I, I,... r;,,,,,u., ot ,I,,h,,,io., y,1-
ley. il visiting his daughter, Mrs. Vic
toria III. Warrington. in New York City.
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Samuel Walker. of Crete. Nrbhrlrlin.
| Is visiting his niece. Mrs. Mary y. Ely.
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ljr. I. Il. Moore, Of Rising sun. has
bc,u a guest during the past week of his
brother. :. w. Moore, and of DIR. y. e..
Mcturdy, of Towson.
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Joshua Clayton and Charles Blake, Of
Ekton; Mr.. ana Mrs. Julius Clayton
Mrs. Mary Clayton, Miss Adelaide Clay
ton, Mr.. and A.rS. Charles s. Ellison.
Charles :. Ellison, Jr. and Miss Kay
Price, Of Chre'rrcakc City; Miss Julia
Lockwood. George and Harry Lockwood
and DR.. J. J. Wright. of Warwick, were
among the guests at the wedding Of Miss
M"uy ClIyton Williams and DR.. Dorsey
W"itman Lewis mt Middlctown Thurs
GHy evening. the 10TH inst. \ reception.
with Supper served by Hanna. of Viii
mngtUn. followed the ceremony.
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LOCAL NEWS.
CHRISTMAS.

The December fer of the Circuit
Court was adjourned on Monday.
Ny I, Lancaster bns purchased w
II, NIcAllister's lively tepper "NIollic."
The puhllc schools winch CLOSED yes
1er"aE Ut n"oH' VIII ro'l''n 1T d. III"
a Sh""t WIFI ne held on Moh'Hls az
trrnoon at the Base BAN lark by the
Eikton Gun Club.
Examinations were on this week III
Delaware ''Ir%c prl"f |" the 'hrlStih''S
vacation, winch began yesterday
Tho Christmas exercises of ElktGn
pr,sby1,rinu Sunday School will he held
in the cIIup.l an 1890 ~. IN. tomorrow.
-rrouch Ch,,,rI Sunday SchoM will
unrt m | nO u m tomorrow. Rev. W.
y T,yl,r of ErthrI, will preach at 2.3O
n'rInrL
,,.,
st,tinn nm. Sunday NIGHT rot twenty
five co,,t., Irrt in tho money drawer in the
ticket office
-lhe chesapeake u per'i""ie "'l"l
,,1,t. IN hu ,.l,Snl Yesterday % allow
n,i,.s fla tho ST Erormn's l,s.ks.
The North East VI. ~ SUNDAY
Schools CHRISTMAS entertainment VIII
4 silvcr offering will be taken at the
door
Music, rccltati"nS' alaloG"cS' '''''
Will form the lhrlStlias ploEraih "t
HART vi. IL. 'huirh' rlh t>''N' "'N'
I,,,r
Walter loane n col"rth youth, WAS
fined 81 and costs ny justice "llpiif on
Monday for carving Il pistol OF "lnch
II" h''d, nlr''kiE' J"S' '"''h' INV
Monday. December ~, WIFI D" CD
served H. the Christmas hollday TINS
year by the National Bank OF RlSlhg
sun. which will not be open Tor business
on that date.
Christmas r,IIiur an Sunday this
yror Monday will be devoted generally
10 its holiday observance" I'm" day VIII
be lc=ll holiday ami the BANKS ANA pun
lie offices Will be closed
Ma, i,,,,,o S,o,t hriu~ irronoblc
~ ,,r;,,,, r,r ho. two v,nnr children
,,.,,n ,,,1rtlv ,,rcnm,r,nirt hrr TO Elk
,,,, ;,il thnv n,cra ut,ccL in n children's
ln,mn i, D,it;murn This week.
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D Bradfufp Y rites To Sister

DIR. c. s. Bradfute, wcll-kmown along
the line of the Il. 4 o. Il. X. in Cecil
and Hartford counties MS I'll former COM
pary'S physician. who disappeared from
his home in WalhrOok baltimore about
six months ago while suffering from nrr-
vous breakdown. has been located. His
sister has received two letters from him
Recently from Il Southern point. where
he had been ill for some time past He
is HOW recovering. The sister declined
to nglme his whereabouts
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ORDER NISI
In lie: The Mortgaged Real Estate of r.
Kirk Cameron ct al.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity No 255S
ordered This 18th day of November. 1901.
that the sale OF the real estate of T.. Kirk
Cameron ct al. made and reported by Grorge
y. Blake, Attorney in the above entities
cause, be ratified aud confirmed unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 2Gt h day pi January next; pro
Nided n copy OF this order he inserted IN
some nCwSpap": printed and published in
trCi! County 0rcr II week for one month
before the 2G;h day OF December next
The report states the amount of SAFE TO be
$500.
MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
True topy-1cst:
nOv2b-lm MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
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READ THIS

have inquiries for Farms, all sizes, fsom
people throughout Maryland Delaware,
New York, Pennsylvania, and az far south
as South Carolina. ! advertise North ana
with each other. will soon circulate amona
these people list of the Farms and other
Real Estate placed in my hands to sell. Do
you want to sell your place advantage.
ously? If you do, place it with me. work
day and night to get you The best purchase.
Your interests in my hands will be vig0$-
ouSly advanced. Write me now for partiew-
lars. j. WATERS RUSSELL.
Real Estate, Chestertewn, Md
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WANTED.
Wanted.

\ few scholars In vocal music Apply TO
KATHA M; Y. CONSTABLE,
oct Its Elkton, " A.
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How to Win and Hold
A WOnan's Affection
By HERBERT KELcEY. Star of Taps"

HE| HE thirteen ways of winning AND HOLDING the af-
lection of a woman | believe to be as follows:
Be considerate of her in small things Small things
make ma MS fc
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PUBLIC -; - -. l..
OF a
SMALL FARM.

Under and by virtue of power contained
in mortgage from Frank G. Mcknight and
others, dated on the Goth day of May in the
ear 1885, and recorded among the land re.
lord books of Cecil county, in the State of
Maryland, in I.iber j. r. &. No. ., Folio 1872
&c, the Undersigned. the attorney named
therein to make sale In the event of default,
Will off r at public sale, at the Court House
door, in the town of Elkton, in said County,
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Americas System of
Naval Education
W. II. BRoWNsoN. Superintendent United State.
Naval

AM fully satisfied now that system of naval educa
| ton is THE BEST TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE
- English naval officers few years ago picking all kinds
of faults in it, and it condemned by of
retired officers but aed to learn England that naval
schools being established ON EXACTLY THE SANE PLAN
WHICH is FOLLOWED AT ANNAPOLIS.
Germany, taking idea, and week before
sailed that Prince Henry told that another Annapolis
be started at Bremen There a FEW SMALL THINGS
which might take with profit from both the English and the Ger
systems but the whole think could improve
much.
|
EQUIPPED OFFICERS FOUND IN THE WORLD.
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COLORED.

Levi II. Bayard and Martha Kennard,
both of Ceciton.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Norris Watson. of Lombard, and Anna
Davis. of Oxford, Pa.
John c. Lucas and Sadie May Walker,
both of Middctown, Del.
Louis NJ. Jones and Clara L. Richard
son. both of Rising Sun.
James Il. Mccullough and Annie l..
Owens. beth of Principle.
William $. Bradley and Samantha +.
Scottcn both of Cherry Hill.
Albert IL. IuSS. of Crnowingo. and
Lydia +. itulcy. of Rock Springs.
Harry $. Davis. of ClArlcStown, and
Rchrcca NJ. Ilyland, of North East.
Clement X. McAlliStcr. of McorcS-
town. y. j.. and Alice Belle Cox. OF
CoWant0Wn.
COLORED.
Levi II. Bayard and Martha Kennard,
both of Cecilton.
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Good Health
TO the
Children

Children especially arefond Of dainties,
and the housekeeper must look carefully
to their food.
AS good cake can be made only with
good eggs, SO also cake that is health
full as well as dainty must be raised with
pure and perfect baking powder.
Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
in the preparation Of the highest quality
Of food. 1t imparts that peculiar light
ness, sweetness and flavor noticed in the
finest cake, biscuit, doughnuts, crusts, etc.,
and what is more important, renders the
food wholesome and agreeable to young
and old.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER con YORK.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-The cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of 20 to 40 points I'M
der active covering and further support from
spot interests. attracted by sensationally strong
Liverpool cables and the continued light move
ment.
There was some hesitation as a result of fears
that notices, IL being the first March notice day
in the local market. might prove depressing
factor, but II became evident that all tend
ers We're p S prompt,{ stopped and. while the
some irregularity, the market ruled generally
SuIly who had been reported a heavy seller
the notices out. IL reported for cotton of a
Very undesirable grade. in some instances reject
ed by the New England mills as united for
their purposes. but the cotton appeared to be
july.
the very bullish showing OF the weekend state
ment- This showed the into sight for the week
TO be under recent expectations and n decrease
compared with last year Of about So 900 bales
This makes an average decrease per week since
the first of the month Of the amount the
below 90 COO bales and was Relieved 70 po,n U
10 a very bullish visible supply statement to-
morrow, although the overland 10 mills and Can
ada and the estima ted takings by Southern ranls
under last weeks figures
The estimates for to-nlorrow's receipts also
ran very light There We're rumors that large
important spot interests aggressive buyers the
market. with only unmportant reactions worked
l4.5sc and July 147lc just before the close.
These were net gains Of q to So points on the
positions named. The close steady at prac-
ticaly the best prices OF the day. net IS TO %
points higher on the general list. with February
showing the greatest advance. Sales were esti-
mated at 700.es0 bales
Sully a particularly aggressive buyer in
the late market, with room opinion indicating
that his purchases were 10 cover short sales.
The New Orleans market ruled very firm and
many bullish kilograms were received from there
tending TO increase the bullish excitement here
which appeared 10 be attracting a renewal OF
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TRADE OUTLOOK BETTER
MANUFACTURING SHOWS ENLARGE
MENT THE PAST WEEK.
The Present Production of Pig Iron Is
Nearly Double That of Two Months
AgO-Events of the Week.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Bradstreet's review Of
trade this week says:
Spring trade is asserting itself. despite abnor-
mally cold weather. heavy SHOWS or congested
transportation facilities widely separated sec
tions. Where weather conditions have been ia
vorable. as in the South. distributive trade has
been good and generally in excess of a year ago.
In the Southwest milder weather has brought
out more country buyers. and there is also more
doing in dry goods. shoes and millinery at Chi
cago. though unlike Kansas City and ST. Louis.
business at the former city is unequal year
ago. Buying is generally clsssed as conservative.
The manufacturing industry shows some en-
largement Of activity, especially in glass making
and iron and steel, production of pig iron being
nearly double that of two months ago
Anthracite coal is active and strong. but pro-
auctions and shipments OF this product of btu
monus coal and coke and raw materials generally
coal outlook is additionally unsatisfactory be-
cause it is almost universally believed that a
strike against reductions of wages will occur III
gnia fields. 4
Cold weather also limits outdoor operations
in building, but several very large transactions
in lumber reported from the West and North
west, and higher prices for common brick are
looked for. Stocks of yellow fine in cities ada
cent to Baltimore are expected TO be in request
The insurance companies appear to have suf-
feTed another blow in Rochester, where the dam
age IL estimated at S9,0D0,ec.
Shipments still smaller tnan a year ago In
cotton and in wooden goods for next fall Fall
few in number for this season of the
year. considering the belated spring season.
1t is still too early to report upon the winter
wheat situation but advices so far received from
the Southwest are hardly encouraging, absence
Of snow covering or lack Of moisture being re-
ported in Missouri, Oklahoma Territory and Kan
saS.
New record prices for the year. and the high
est in fact. since May 1898, were reached iT
wheat this week, the market, though irregular
closing near the top. cash wheat and the May
option moving together, partly on war talk, but
largely reported continued eager demand fol
good milling wheat
Flour prices reflect the strength and corn and
oats have sympathized. have also nearly al
kinds of provisions except hogs, which have
broken sharply. The advance Of pork TO the
highest point helped by small receipts.
The Eastern war also affects other products
such tea and camphor which closely con
nected with the scene of hostilites but indi
recty affects large number of other products
Raw cotton. heavy liquidation. has declined
| quite sharDly.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 6-Flour-Receipts % Az
brls; exports. 2e.7OO brls Market continued firm
and very quiet Rye -four dull and firm. Buck
wheat -four dull. Corn meal quiet: yellow West
ern, sl.l21a; city. Sill. Rye firm; No. Western
91c, to arrive. Barley quiet; feeding. SOC c. l. f.
New York: mailing 55d65c. C l. f. Buffalo
Wheat-Receipts. $3.50 bu. Spot quiet; No .
red. slO9 elevator and s1.l0al.15 r. o. b. afoat:
No l hard Manitoba nominal f. o. b. ahoat
Options witnessed a severe break at the opening
this morning on the lower cables. better weat her
West and a mood Of selling orders. Later there
Was a rally. but this only momentary. as
prices again turned weak and closed easy at a
loss OF l4Q2c. May. sL05l4alO7l2 closed at
September. sS9s &c. closed at SIC
Corn-Recelpts'o 800 Pu; exports 4.lo4 bu.
). aaoat No. yellow. 59c: No white. SOC.
options broke with wheat rallied large clear
ances. but declined later with provisions and
closed weak %sni5c net decline May, 6IssG9
s25sc. closed at 62l.c; July closed 6lBsc
Spot firm; No. p 551zc; standard white, 5SJsc:
No. white. 5Slsc No. white. Sc.
!" Beef B., steady Cut meats firm Lard steady;
refined steady; South America, $50 Pork
s'f Rics steady. Molasses firm. Coree-spot
steady Sugar-Raw firm. fair refining pa n
15-16c: centrifugal. SO test. 32sd35sc: molasses
sugar. 25sQG u-l6c. Refined firm No. g. 4 Zoe;
No IL s.S5c: No p. ssOc: No. 10 $'75c no "a
3.7Oc; confectionery 4.S5c; mold A. i.s5c; cut
loaf zoe; crushed. 5.-0c; powdered, l. 60c; gran
ulated. i.50c: cubes, 4.15c.
COFFEE FUTURES.
The market for coffee futures opened steady
at an advance Of 10 10 20 points on scattering
demand and European buying. following hrmer
European cables and small estimates for the
March movement at primary points. There did
not appear to be any very pronounced buying
mower. but offerings also were limited and the
market until the close ruled steady TO firm.
Then a sudden oeSrfsh raid broke prices and
the close barely steady at a decline OF
noints on January. while other months were un-
changed to. 10 points higher. Sales s., 90
CONTINUED ON PAGE IL. COL. 81
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NATIONAL LEAD.

National Lead is one OF the staid old indus
trials which survived the hard times of the
nineties without passing dividends on its pre-
ferred stock The annual report. therefore is OF
more than ordinary interest In spite Of the op-
postion OF the United Lead and OH Comnanv
backed by the Ryan-G uggenheim interests the
National Lead Company, for the twelve months
ending Dec. 81. 1888. makes more fayOra bic
showing than for the previous year. Net earn
ings for the year were Sl569 o69. increase over
the previous year CT 500 The surplus for the
year. after paying dividends, SIS. 80. In
other words there was earned the SIS. 90. OJC
preferred stock over 10 per cent. against
per cent paid-Inited States Investor.
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LOCAL STOCKS And BONDS
ABATTOIR PREFERRED STOCK SOLD
ON THE EXCHANGE At PAR.
Transit Fives at 81 Reported, also
Sale of Abattoir ut 1O2.

The first sales of the stock of the Indianapolis
Abattoir Company since the issue listed on
the Exchange were made and reported yester-
day. Twenty shares were sold the call to one
of the Washington-street houses at par-sSO. The
sale Of block Of so shares at 102 was reported
by the house which bought the block of 20 shares.
The same house reported another sale yesterday
afternoon of so shares at 1e1. The opening bid
Abattoir was 100. The bid then dropped to 97le.
which was the close. The closing ask price was
1OO1z
The sale of So 900 indianapolis & Martinsvle
Rapid Transit fives 81 reported. The
opening bid was 81 and the offering price 30. No
sales made on the call. The last previous
sale of this issue reported at S..
Union Traction, which has been one of the
most active stocks of late. opened weak yester
day. The first bid vas 3d. The bid was advanced
to 80. then to 33z anG closed at a. The ask price
holds steady at S51k. the price at which the stock
has been offered for several days. The preferred
also opened weak at 20 bid, which is points
under the last sale price. The bid advanced
to 72 and then to 1871. where it closed. The Of
ferng quotation 7e. No sales of either the
common or preferred issues of the Union Traction
Company were made or reported.
Atlas engine works preferred and Brown
Ketcham preferred continue the leaders Of the
industrial list. The bid for Atlas yesterday was
los. The ask price reduced l point to lO6
No sales were made reported. One hundred
and five bid again for Brown-Ketcham,
with the offering price 1914.
The ask prices for the preferred stock of the
Midland Portland Cement Company and the fves
showed advance of points. The preferred
stock offered at So, and the bonds at So
There were no bids.
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CONDITION BETTER AT LONDON,

LONDON, Feb. 2s.-Money in good de-
mand In the market to-day and the supply was
more plentiful. Discounts were weak On the
Stock Exchange a more confident tone prevailed
with the conclusion OF the settlement
Much relief was evidenced that pay day had
passed without any failures being recorded
though some anxiety was still evident resardins
matters at Paris. Until affairs there are sat-
isfactorily concluded business here will be re-
stricted- Berlin advices to-day of a more
hopeful character Consols were shade easier
Americans opened firm. then quieted and re-
mained steady, with prices above parity. ana
closed dull.
Foreigners erratic. War issues w-rs
irmer. Argentine rails dull Roxarioe
weak, owing TO the prevailing strike and
TO the report that troops had been called out
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour
firm. Wheat-No. spring. 9ScGs1.O6; No. 3. 9Oc
qS1.03; No. red, 81 .03asq1O9. Corn-No. =. 5Sc;
No. yellow. 54c: Oats-No. 2. 427s@4Sasc: No. 3
white. fla i6c No. rye. 75G 76c Barley-Good
feeding, 4G4Sc; fair to choice mailing 4s95Sc.
Flaxseed-No /, Slip; No. ! Northwestern,
Sl1Sb. Prime timothy seed. $307Ia. Clover
Contract grade. 81. 20 Mess pork per brl. SIC %
Gl6.5O. Lard. per 100 lbs. $7.s29d7.s71z Short
rib sides Ooose) s.75GS. Short clear sides
boxed. SS7lkdS. Whisky-Basls of high wines.
S127
Receipts-Flour. 30 500 brls: wheat. "a. 200 bu
corn 205 900 blu; oats, Isl, 300 bu rye 300 bu
barley $500 blu. Shipments-F1our As. 500 brls;
wheat. 80, 400 blu; corn 1877. 400 bu; oats, 600
blu; rye. 8. 200 bu; barley. q. 900 bu
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Poultry and Other Produce.
prices maid by Shippers0

prices paid by Shippers)
Cheese-Wisconsin. 13c; New York full creams,
f3c. Swiss. 16c. brick. 14c: limburger. 12c.
Pouitry-Hens. 106101zc; stays. Sc; cocks. SC;
capons. l2c; young ducks. &c; springs, 1Oq101zc;
geese. SC per 10.
Butter-choice roll. 13c: Elgin creamery. 2Sc;
state, 24c.
Eggs-Unsettled at 17G1sc.
Wool-Local dealers are paying for wagon lots:
Good medium merchantable unwashed lie:
coarse and braid. 15c: heavy merino, 10612c;
half-blood 12ql4c; bury and cotted. 12414c;
Western. 12c.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per Id; prime duck.
20c per h.
Beeswax-9n: for yellow. 25c for dark
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. TIC; No. 2, SIC;
No calf. 10c; No calf. &C.
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LOCAL WHEAT PRICES ADVANCE

Wheat frmer: No. 2 red. sL10 track 81 10 on
milling freight; No. red. s1.O6 track; February.
s1.1O; March. Sizes; wagon. s11O.
Corn steaGy; No. white, 46I4c: No. white.
46hc: No. white. 44c; No white mixed. 46c
No 3 white mixed. acc: No. white mixed, 44c;
No yellow. acc; No. yellow, 46c No. yell
low, 44c; No. mixed. i5a4c: No. mixed, asa. >:
No. 4 mixed 44c; nominal, 46c.
oats frmer; No. white. 45c; No. 3 white
44Ibc: No 2 mixed 43c; No. mixed 422tc
Hay steady; No. 1 timothy, sl1; No. timothy
nominal, so.
Inspet tions-Wheat. Understandable, l car
Corn: No white car; No. white. 10: No 4
white. . No 3 yellow. 3: No. yellow 3; No. 2
mixed, l; No mixed, g. No. 4 mixed, 3; no
grade 2: total, 81 Oats: Rejected, l car
Hay: No l timothy, 1 car; No. prairie /:
total, cars.
THE WAGON MARKET.
Wheat-SlO7
COrn-40d50c.
Oats-Sheaf sSG1O: shelled oats, 39G42c
Hay-Clover s7.5JQS; timothy, $106tll mixed
slOGl1; millet, $Sd9.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money sas1k per cent; discounts.
3IsG3 5-l6. ConsOls. S6A
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. s5f 90 for the
account. Exchange on London. 25f 16c for checks.
observation-disclosures on London. 20m 4s5kpfgs
Discount rates: Short bills, 81 per cent; three
months bins 81
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New York Rates.

NEW YoRK-Money on call easy; highest. .
per cent: closing bid. Ia per cent: offered al
per cent Time loans steady; sixty days. Sas2
per cent: ninety days, 34d3h per cent. six
months. 34s a per cent. Prime mercantile paper
44d5H per cent Sterling exchange strong after
weakness with actual business In bankers bills
at 81. asa $3.50 for demand and 81 s. 451t
4S3.55 for siXty-day bills. Posted rates f4stD
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-02-27
COPPER INJUNCTION VACATED.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26-Justice Gildersieeve. IN
the Supreme Court to-day. denied the application
OF John MacGinnlss 10 have continued the x
parte Injunction ne recently obtained enjotninx
the Boston q Montana Copper Mining Company
and the Parrott and Anaconda companies from
having money for dividends 70 the AmAlgamated
Copper Company. At the same time he vacated
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