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From the best indications IL looks as II Ar
mouT IL certainly in control OF the corn market.
too-or at least. IL looks II be Is the biggest
factor in corn. That he has controlled the wheat
market for two months or more. no one dis
putes. But he Is Just beginning to show his
hand in corn. Both corn and wheat were Wild
~ bullish markets yesterday. both scoring new
high prices on this movement. May wheat went
70 9fc toward the close and left OF only sc be-
low that point. The July touched Sc near the
end OF the session and closed SAC. At the
top the May option was sac above the closing
price Tuesday. The July was PIC above the
high point close Tuesday. at its high point for
the session, and left of l7sc higher than the
previous days closing figure. But the corn pits
we're the center OF mos, interest ysSterday- Inns
Is getting To be an old thing. In the corn pits
IL Is something comparatively new. May corn
or acc over the close Tuesday The July was
almost as bullish going TO 50Ac, e higher than
high prices for both the May and July. Armour
mas been buying corn quietly Tor some time
TO show the effects OF the Armour buying And
yesterday corn was as wild market as was
wheat when Armour boosted IL up a few weeks
ago. There are no estimates OF the amount
Of corn Armour may have, but It is probable
that he has accumulated a pretty goOd-sized
line. He bought a good deal last week when
the prices sagged on. Most OF this buying was
general opinion at that time that the buying
was FOR Eastern interests.
The local cash wheat market went &c closer
to the dollar mark yesterday, the bid for No
red winter advancing to SIC. Nothing was sold
at the call The advance here has not had any
tendency to increase receipts and local stocks
In store have been decreasing steadily for some
time. The Board Of Trades inspection report
yesterday did not show a single car of wheat
Tho total receipts last week. showing in the
Board Of Trades inspection reports amounted
20 less than 1900 bushels. Farmers never sell
grain on advancing market. This is history
There is now 100000 bushels less wheat at
Chicago Minneapolis Duluth and In the North
western country elevators than in February.
1895. That was the Letter year. The North
western country elevator wheat stocks 1886. 900
bushels, are the smallest record for Febru-
luth. Chicago and the Northwestern country
elevators. -. e92, 600 bushels. compared
with 80 1874 OOC bushels last year. a. Ga 0C0 bushels
Feb l, 1902. A. 231, 900 bushels Feb. J. 1901 and
81, 900 bushels February, 1900.
Patten Is not going to be contented with sew
ing up the oats market in Chicago He is re-
ported large buyer of May oats in Mime
apolis, which established trading in oats futures
short time ago. The advance to 4514a459sc
for May oats was gain OF uhGu%c for the
low point OF November. Whether or not the
big holder was willing TO take profits on part
OF his line at this figure and the minds
or the shorts was an open question in the pit
There was certainly some heavy selling by
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COFFEE MARKET BREAKS
FROM So TO 65 POINTS

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-The market for coffee
futures opened barely steady at decline of 10
$50 points. and. after a slight recovery around
midday. ruled sensationally active and weak.
The decline was started by the weakness OF
French cables and continued selling by importers
in connection with further unloading by those
who may have been influenced by the break I'm
the cotton market and by the report that the
holdings OF the local bull leader in cotton were
being thrown over
Shortly after midday closing decline OF
full franc at Hayre impaired additional impetus
10 the local decline. and the market sold
down until 10 showed a net decline OF 6jdSO
points of the general list. This followed
by on improvement chiefly as q result of cover
ing by sellers earlier in the day and buying that
was thought be for the account of the same
importers who have been the most active sellers
during the past several days.
The market closed steady and net 55d65 points
lower. Sales Were reported OF Gal, $50 bags. in
Guiding: February at 7.20d7.35c. March at 7G
1850. April at 145c, May at 725d7.S0c, June at
745Q76oc. July at 7.5Oa79oc September at 1907
$500. October at l.95NS.30C. November ) soc,
December at S.254s.65c and January at soc.
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VITAL STATISTICS-FEB. 8.


Elmer and Katherine Cochran. 1910 Columbia
avenue. girl.
George and Viola ingram, 2l07 Afford street.
boy.
Albert and May Murphy, $3.50 Central avenue
girl.
John and Anna Kafora. so Willard street giri.
Grant and Pullium. $50 West sixteenth
street. boy.
field avenue. girl.
Michael and Katie Krichler. So West Raymond
street. girl.
William H. and Rhode Hess. 724 East Vermont
street. girl.
Carl and Laura VoCx. 1oH Davis street girl.
w Z and Julia Harding 6l7 Blake street, boy.
Joseph and Edith Sykes. 1903 Henry street, boy
Thomas and Lizzie Higgins, l223 Afford street.
girl
Robert and Mona Smith. 1851 Virginia avenue
boy.
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Fighting Shippers,

The Trunk lines of the Central Freight
Association territory will, it is understood,
wage fight against the Shippers Associa-
ton of the Central States, more especially
Ohio. where the association is trying to have
a law framed which would entitle them
10 demurrage charges when the railroad
fails to deliver freight within a specified
time. The railroads have been enforcing the
demurrage charges against shippers with
such regularity that the larger shippers are
anSered, and the Ohio association has taken
matters in hand and will fight for legislation
that will make the railroads pay demurrage
when freight is delayed.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOSAL FOR CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
SUPPL IES-Chief QuarteTmasters once. Chi
caeo Ills. January 81. is0f. Sealed proposals. in
frinlicate will De received al this Office until
u o'clock noon, Friday. February -. 1894. for
deiiverv at either Chicago. Boston. Philadel-
phia or san Francisco depot. OF metallic cap
ornaments conforming 70 the established stand
ards and specifications Government reserves
rsosoIs or any part thereof Preference given
to articles Of domestic production or manufac-
lure. conditions OF quality ana price Including
in the price OF foreign productions and manu-
factures tho duty thereon) being equal Par
ticulars and blanks for proposals viii be fur
nisncd upon application. Envelopes containing
rroroeals 20 be Endorsed Proposals FOR Metallic
t.ap Orramcnts.'' and addressed 10 LIEUT.. COLI
". H. MILLER. Chief Quaricrmastcf
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Oils.

OH. CITY, Feb. 3.-Credit balances. SIS: GER
tificates no bio. Shipments. 1ll.7S9 brls; aver
age. 1G0555 brls; runs, Feb. /. 6S 9l6 brls Ship
ments t-ima), 1864 brlS; average, $500 brls
O-ima), $3.50.
SAVANNAH, Feb. S.-Spirits turpentine firm
at 62c. ROsin firm; ~ Il, G. d. 50 so: E. g So
r. $3.50; G. 50; II. sS.O5: 1, 50 80: X ss35: NJ
1886; n, $40; window glass, 1885, water white
sL3J.
WILMINGTON, Feb 3.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at Gle. Resin firm s.. 80 Tar firm at
Sl.40. Crude turpentine firm at 3d. and Sl25
MONTPELIER, Feb. 3.-Crude petroleum
diana, S13l.
CHARLESTON, Feb. S-Spirts Of turpentine
and rosin nominal: nothing doing.
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Poultry and other Produce.

tIIINts pau UN sIIpptIs.l
Cheese-W isconsin Ire; New York full creams
I3c: Swiss. 1oc brick, lie; ImbuTser l2c.
Poultry-TOm turkeys. l3c. hens. sc. cocks, &c:
eapons, lie; young ducks. Sc; springs 9a1Oc:
geese. DC per 10.
Butter-Choice roll. lie; Elgin creamery. Csc;
state 2lc.
Eggs-Lower at 25d25c.
Wool-Local dealers ere laying for wagon lots:
Good medium mcrchantable unwashed he.
coarse and braid. 15c: heavy merino, iOflI2c:
haIf blood. 12G1fc; bury and cotted l2lIi4c:
" estern. l2c.
Feathers-Prime geese, SOC per 10. prime duck.
20c per ID
for drawn.
Beeswax-s0c for yellow. &c FOR dark
HIDES AND TALLLOW.
Green-salted Hides-No l. &c; No. 2. 6%c;
No / calf Ijc, No. calf. &c
TaIlow-No. :, 3lscs No. =. SC.
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common mixed. Sc grocers' mixed SIC; Banner
twist stick. 7lkdSc; Banner cream mixed, sc;
Derby mixed. TIE
Nuts-SOft-shcsled almonds. &c: Brazil nuts,
iec; hlberts. lZc: peanuts, roasted, 7gSc; mixed
nuts. 13c.
Figs-New Smyrna l2c per ID.
Nails and HOrseshoes.
Steel cut nails s. %: wire nails. from store
$2.Z5 rates; from mill. s.. 10 rates. HOrseshoeS
per keg, S4.25; mule shoes. per key S425; horse
nails, $40 per box Barb wire, galvanized 40;
painted 500.
Linseed. raw. &c per gall linseed oil. boiled
CSC per gal; coal OIL legal test. uQl6izc-
WANTED-Boys TO work Sunday Journal
routes. Two cents profit every paper sold
Regular customers are easily obtained since the
two-colored supplements have been added. One
four-page comic and one four-page home supple
ment-twice as many pages In color as any other
Indianapolis paper furnishes. So 70 40 pages
every Sunday.
Papers can be bought at the Office or from any
Of the following substations:
Bassett. 904 Massachusetts av.
HOshOur, 22d and College av.
Scott, 18th and Illinois SITS
Coval. 1912 z. Washington.
Vail 1O44 Virginia av.
Neh 1893 Shelby.
Neer. $40 s. Meridian.
Walcott, New York and Bright.
G. X Stewart, 2233 T.. 10TH
Money will be refunded for unsold papers re-
turned
Seeds.
Seed clover. prime. S5.5O06: English clover.
$6Q6.5O; alsike. $9ql2. Timothy, prime, S1.15g3.
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ELSEWHERE.

-HICAGO. Feb. 3.-CattIe-Recelpts. 1900.
Market strong. Good 10 prime steers. S5fy
6T5: stOckers and feeders. S2.25Q410; COWS
s1.5O94 20; heifers. S2ztl70: Gamers. $f5Oa
40; bulls, 2n4l5; calves, S35047.25.
Ioas-Receipts to-day 220O0: Tomorrow.
90 COO Mixed and butchers. 81. SOff5.10; rough
heavy. s4s09495: light. S.50Q4o0: bulk OF
sales. $is505.
sheep-Receipts, i5Oo0 Market steady and
strong. Lambs strcng ard i0c higher. Good
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received al the
Office Of treasurer Marion ErancA y. ~. ID. v.
s. National Military Home. Grant Co. Ind.
until I O'Clock D. m. Friday, February 9Th. l9of.
and then 0seufl. for rcInodclinE Corridors 10
Hospftal IN accordance with plans and speclrca-
tions Khich may be seen in the Treasures Of
be hae upon application 70 JNO -. ADAMS.
Treasurer.
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POuItry.

NEW YORK Feb. s.-Pouitry-Alive irregular:
Western chickens, lli2c; fowls. 14I5c; turkeys,
l5c Dressed firm; Western chickens 12izG14lac;
fowls, 13G14c: turkeys. 17Gl9c
BOSTON. Feb. 3.-ISpeciaL Poultry steady:
fowls 12iedl3zc; SPRINGS. 1idl5c: young hen
turkeys. 19H20c' young tom turkeys lSTlec:
capons 1s02ec. Eggs lower at S2Q3ie.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. S.-Poultry easy: chickens.
&c; springs 9c turkeys, ulkc: ducks lie: geese.
6a7c.
CINCINNATI. Feb s-Poultry steady; hens.
lie: springs l3c; turkeys, 13Gl4c. Cheese steady
CHICAGO. Feb. Poultry-Alive firm; tur-
keys, l2c; chickens, llisc; springs, Ihc.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. s-Cotton-spot NOM
inal. Sales. $50 bales. Ordinary. 1850; good
ordinary. Il l5-i6c low middling. Is 9-l6c: mid
ding. - l5-iec: good middlng 10 3-l6c: middIing
fair. 6 916c. Receipts 1,2)4 bales stock .sO9 lSs
bales.
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Cotton-Spot closed quiet
p points lower Midolng uplands. 10. soc: mid
ding gulf, 10. 15c. sales. 5OS bales
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Deaths.

Augustine Bouve. SIS Harmon street, nine
months, pneumonia
Catherine Ruske 235 Wolcott street, seventy
nine years, cerebral hemorrhage. -
Susan +. Goodwin. Alpha Home, l04 years oia
age.
London p. Foxworthy 42S Wolcott street, thtr-
ty-seven years. internal injuries in railroad acct
dent
Charles Arthur Crandall 104 North State street,
twenty-eight years. pulmonary tuberculosis
Jennie Marie Overtree, 434 Minerva street,
eight years. pneumonia
May Sutton, SS3 Washington avenue, Tour
years, pneumonia
Thomas Hopkins Insane Hospital, forty-hve
years, pulmonary tuberculosis.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3-Buying has not been as
liberal as during the last few days in the dry
goods market owing 10 the uncertain condition
Of the raw cotton market. While sellers show
disposition 10 weaken from their former uosl-
ton. yet the utmost conservatism Is shown Ia
both buyer and seller. and there seems TO be no
indication as 10 what the future may have in
store.
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Sheep-rhere was a good increase in the re-
cepts OF sheep and lambs to-day. and the sup
ply the largest since Jan. 90. For th. nrst
time recently there were enough 10 invite All
buyers into the market On account OF less "a
vorable developments elsewhere the demands
from shippers we're not important. and they were
offering considerably lower prices. There was a
very fair demand from local butchers but on
account OF the limited competition they were also
bidding lower. and statesmen were finally forced
10 accept 10c TO 15c less than YESTERDAY and oc-
casional sales were considered right around pc
lower than few odd punches have sold the
past few days After trading basis had been
established statesmen succeeded In making a very
sair clearance, and closing sales did not rem
ssent any further change IN prices Most ~
; offerings were lambs that sold s.. 75f5 50
common kinds sold az low : g. The best
Sap were salahle around 81 90 with vfarlfr~s
up 70 81. and common TO fair sheep were quoted
at g. E0d 3 Is Quotations:
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

and sample distributors
wanted everywhere No canvassing- Good pay.
COOPERATIVE ADV. CO. New York.
neutrality-suspicious. newspaper subscription
and advertising men; good salary. See MR.
JONES. Grand Hotel, Thursday. between and
: D. m.
NANTED-Men 10 learn trade that will net
so weekly fve weeks complete you
learn, before spring. Wri-e J. BALLARD.
Prop. Upton. Ind.
WANTED-Immediately. 10 first-class machine
lists and loo expert harness makers. Apply by
letter TO COMMANDING OFFICER, Rock Island
Arsenal Rock Island. III.
WANTED-For ~ ;. army. able-oodied. unmar-
ried men, between ages OF n and g, citizens or
United States OF good character and temperate
habits. who can speak. read and write English
For Information apply TO Recruiting Od1cer. IS
North Illinois St, Indianapolis. Ind.
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IMPROVEMENT in CATTLE
SUPPLIES YESTERDAY THE BEST
FOR SOME TIMEs--MARKET STEADY.
Hogs Sold Yesterday at Very Strong
Prices-Receipts of sheep In
crease and Prices Decline.
REGENTS and shipments.

ION SIOCkNARDSs lNDiANAfOl<los feD-
S-Nsttle-There was considerable Improvement
y g. receipts OF cattle to-day over yesterdays
s@epries. A better variety OF stock was repre-
sented than for several days past. and In nearly
ali departments cattle of higher grade than
any represented recently were offered. Reports
from other places were rather favorable. and
the market opened with statesmen holding their
consignments at strong 10 higher prices There
a very fair demand but 1t appeared that
the supply large enough 70 meet all the
requirements and consequently buyers were OPP
posed TO paying higher prices. They seemed will
ing however. TO trade on a basis Of strong prices
compared with yesterday. and finally all Of the
cattle that were fat enough and good enough
were selling rather promptly at fully steady
prices compared with yesterday. nun..'er Of
dealers reported the market around l0c sigher
and II generally admitted that sales were
10c TO 15c higher than the close Of last week
The cattle that little below the standard
IN quality or condition did not show as much
strength others and in general way were
gepcrted only about steady. Representative sales
will show prices in several departments above
any report recently. but in most instances OF
this kind the higher figures were due largely
60 better quality condition. There was just
fair demand for feeding cattle and sales did
not represent any quotable change In prices.
The bull market steady and calves were
also about steady at yesterdays decline In
prices. Quotations:
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ELDORA. Ia. Feb 3.-Attorney j. II.
Sales, for the defense. occupied most OF the
day pleading for the liberty OF Eben s.
Blydenburgh. the alleged "bluebeard" At
torney c. T. Alorook. for the State, will
close tomorrow
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.
FAY-SH0LES
TYPEWRITERS.
THE J. C. BURKHART co.
MINING.

NINING-Mlning Men Attention. We control
very large gold and copper property IN Arizona.
situated the famous United Nirdi COPPER
mine. which Is paving s2.0o0,o,0 per month IN
Sivfserls The surface formation and the ores
are Identical the two properties We have
such faith IN our mines that we viii take every
OF our mine All want H. $500 cash 20
commence work with and good, reliable men 20
beIn rs orzanlze a company 20 develop this
urof,erty. Great fortunes can be made Don't
miss this opportunity. Address I2a care Journal
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS Feb. S.-Wool nominal: medium
grades. combing and clothing. 17d2lc: light fine
i54l7i3c; heavy anc. l2Ql5lsc; tub washed. p
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WANTED-Agents wanted in Illinois and In
diana Ten dollars day easily made by
agents. No experience necessary. OUTFIT and
instructions sent on receipt Of postage lOc) 20
parties giving satisfactory references Address
Z. n c, 4. .. Box S0o6 Boston, Mass.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-First-class bakery. complete. in
Ohio town Of 1000: baking 900 lOaves bread
per week; bargain for some baker THE BUSI-
NESS EXCHANGE. 81 Fitzgerald Bldg
FOR SALE-A frst-class box and basket fac
tory. c. c. MECHEM, Mobile Alabama.
FOR SALE-Large fire and burglar proof safe:
steel lined: bargain IL sold soon. WELLS
MIG * SUPPLY CO, p South Capital avenue.
For SALE
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TYPEWRITERS-S5 VARIETIES.

Don't overlook this opportunity We have
a carload Of secondhand typewriters for sale
or rent All standard makes for SIS and up
ward
Machines rented at 81 per month end kept
In repair. THE w. Il. MORRISON CO.
IS North Pennsylvania Street.
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A REMARKABLE EXHIBIT
LAST YEARS EARNINGS OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
Fight Between Chicago Great West
May End in a General Rate War.

The December statement of earnings or
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
the complete figures for 1903 have been is
sued, showing that the gross earnings of
the entire system increased $500 for
the year over the previous twelve months
The year 1902 was an exceptionally busy
one; still, the traffic in 1903 eclipsed it,
Large as was the increase in gross receipts
the increase In expenses was greater. being
SIS, 9SS, 800, resulting in a decrease IN net
earnings for the year of $35s,50O. The net
earnings of the Pennsylvania for 1902 were
So. 6l2, 25S, and the decrease for 1903 is less
than l per cent Until the accounts are
made up for the annual report Ii Will not
appear how much of the increase OF eX-
penses is due to the expenditure OF earn
lngs for improvements II is probable thaI
the final results will show a net income Tor
1903 not far from that of 1902, which was
SO, 1863, or more than per cent upon the
present capitalization. For December the
gross earnings show net decrease OF SOL
600, while the net earnings decreased $4oS'
on the entire system, much OF which was
due to the unfavorable weather conditions.
Earnings in detail as follows:
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, lines d.
rectly operated:
Month of Ending
Dec, 1903. Dec. 81. 1903.
Gross earnings $1,000. *$30l 200 $9,963, 100
Expenses ............... |1OJ,2O S,l-zvW
Net earnings ........... "JZ,UOO L4l,lV
Philadelphia Baltimore & Washington
Railroad Company:
u Months
Month of Ending
Dec, 1903. Dec. 81, 1903.
Gross earnings ........ $4,000 81 253,OOO
E Nst ne .s 5So
Northern Central Railroad Company:
u Months
Month of Ending
Dec 1903. Dec 81, 1903.
Gross earnings ........ $50, 300 $1,S53. 400
Expenses .-.-........... oO,yVJ lsoOo,o'O
Net earnings ........... %63,6OO 10, 4U0
West Jersey & Seashore Railroad Com
pany:
II Months
Month of Ending
Dec, 1903 Dec 81 1903.
Gross earnings ........ $4,000 1856, 200
Expenses ............... 44,S0O 423, 6O0
Net earnings ........... $4,000 "56, 800
Lines west of Pittsburg and Erie, directly
operated:
II Months
Month of Ending
Dec, 1903. Dec. 81, 1893
Gross earnings 1923, 600 1913, 600
Expenses ............... ~bb,zO o,0yl, 4OO
| Net earnings ........... $257, 400 1891, 800
Decrease.
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DIED.


HARVEY-Clinton Z. Harvey died Feb. ?
Funeral Friday, Feb. 3, 80 p m. from his
late residence, 1450 Hoyt avenue Friends invited.
ROBINSON-Iewis J. Robinson. son OF Mrs. L.
o. Robinson, at Beaumont, Tex, FEB. l.
Burial at Crown Hill Thursday afternoon.
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Noman o. Reid and Margaret NJ. Quinn.
Walter Sullivan and Katie Meyers
Wilhelm Koch and Lille Kingston
Ernest F. Albrecht and Gertrude Rose.
Louis Johnson and Lizzie Higgins.
Henry +. Grim and Carrie Eddy
John II. Brown and Orah Stallcup.
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NIcfnls.
Pleaded for an AIe@ed BIuebenrd.

nuiat az "a D.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

FLORISTS
BERTERAIANN BROS.
New No. 2fl Mass. av.. - ~. Del. St Tel. so.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLES
HORACE WOOD. Carriages. Traps. Buck
boards, etc.) - Circle. Tel. 1901
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Hogs-Notwithstanding the increase in receipts
OF hogs. the market opened with little more
animation In the bidding from all buyers than
characterized the trade at the start yesterday.
statesmen were also favored by reports from
ether places. and an early arrangement of terms
wss made. There was very fair demand from
shippers for the good light hogs and equally
good demand from packers for the medium to
heavy grades. so that there outlet for
al kinds. And statesmen succeeded in advancing
prices about 10c for an average as compared
with yesterday. The ordinary light hogs weigh
Ing around l30Qlf0 lbs did not show as much
strength as others. but prompt clearance of
the morning receipts was made. There
q large number OF hogs in late-in fact. hardly
enough 20 OBJECT the market in any way. The
close was steady. The extreme range In prices
was from A65 10 S5.15. and most Of the supply
sold at A54510. Quotations.
Good 10 choice medium 10 heavy. ...... IS 0OT5 Is
MIXED and heavy packing 1908 o.
GOOD 10 choice light weights ............. 4S04 IS
common 10 fair light weights. ......... S5f14 IS
INFERIOR 10 best Observation-Disclosures. 4OOU4 20
hOuRnS and stays
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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

q MASONIC-PentalphaL Lodge. No. 50.
"a r and A. Mas0ns. Stated meeting
~ in Masonic Temple this Thursday
NFN> evening. Feb. T. az O'Clock.
QSrT THOMAS G.. LEE W. NJ
TxS5N +. 7. MQUIDDY. Secretary.