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Cost of Parking Private Cars.

Mr.. c. l.. Hlleary. traffic manager of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, has issued
a circular giving information concerning
storing parking of private cars on the
tracks of the Worlds Fair Terminal Rail-
road within the worlds fair grounds. The
rate will be $40 per day per car with mini
mum charge of SIS, this charge including
switching of cars in and out of the grounds,
water and necessary sanitary service. An
admission charge of 80 cents per day per
capita will be made for all persons occu-
plying cars during the period cars are on
the Worlds Fair Terminal Railroad tracks,
and before private or special cars are de-
livered to the Worlds Fair Terminal Rail-
road it will be necessary for parties in
charge to prepay all charges, including adj
mission Of ali persons occupying cars No
cooking will be permitted in cars stored on
the worlds fair grounds and no cars win
be switched i'm or our of the grounds be-
tween the hours of a. m. and IL y.
m. except by special permit.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.

ST LOUIS Is Feb 2s.fIogr firm; red winter
S25002S0. Corn meal steady at s. so Bran
strong: sacked. east track, eOqs2c. Wheat lower
appointing; No. red, cash. elevator. S1053s;
track. I09a112; May. SL007s July, 92i4c; No. 2
s7c May. 5ollc; july 5z-.c oats S Weak No'
cash, 43c; track 4Si5a44e; May, &c; No. white.
Whisky steady at sI8i5z. Iron cotton ties. see
Bagging. 6lsc. Hemp Irvine. &c. Pork lower
Bacon steady: boxed extra shorts. $50 clear
ribs, sS37lz short clear, s.. % Recepts-Flour
g COO o b go cO S Iris 9u S Sss
$4,000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats, 1900 bu.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2s.-wheat-Afey. s2Ac
red s1155aIfs; No. g. si65aIos coTn--May.
iSise; July 4Sc; cash, No. mixed, 4i9l4l3c No
white case; No. mixed. 4oQ4lc. Hay-Choice
TIMOTHY, SSS9glo' choice prairie 1887 so 90, Rye
corn. $500 bu oats. 1900 hu Shipments
Wheat 100 100 bu corn. ~ 500 bu; oats. Is 600 bu
DULUTH, Feb. 26-wheat-In store, No l
ern. 81; 10 arrive. No. hard. Sl0i; Ne. l north
ern. SlO2ie; No. northern, 81 May, Sl.O2h !:
and on track i2isc Rye-on track and to ar
rive; zoe. Farley, St4S2e, ReeeiPts-Wheat' A.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 26.-Flour strong. Wheat
firm; No. red, $ll2. Corn quiet; No mixed.
&C oats firm and higher; No mixed. 44g
44sc. Rye firm: No. . 790S0c. Lard steady at
81 Bulk meats quiet at $3.50. Bacon steady
at SS.62iR. Whisky-Distillers' finished goods ac-
tive the basis of Sl.27 Sugar easy.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 26.-Wheat-AIay. 81 .O3Is :
July $lo5is; september. s2i4c; on track, No. l
hard. Sl05%s; No. northern. Sl03>s; No. north
ern. SiGo7s No. northern. 97d99c-
TOLEDO, Feb. 26.-Clover seed-February and
March, 81; April $3.50: prime alsiNe, s. So prime
timothy, SLb. Wheat-AIay, S1.07; July. 99ssc;
cash. Si0S.
CoTn-Spot steady: American mixed new. Is
3lsd; American mixed (old). IS 6isd.
BALTIMORE. Feb. s.-Wheat-February.
I-l0; May. Sl0S. Co-n-February, 544c; March.
5fiz I54lac
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 26.-Barley dull; No. ?,
&c, sample 40lt6ic.
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eFNTRAL-ANENUE METHODIST EPIsCo.
PAL CHDRCH-COrner Of Central avenue and
Twelfth street Sermons az 10.s5 a. m and ! 30
p. m by the pastor, the Rev. IA. W keuogg,
d ID. Topic OF morning sermon: The Great
Invitation" Evening: Jesus as King" Sun
day school az $40 a. Epworth League al s 30
p m Prayer meeting Thursday evening Al
are welcome.
MERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCh-The Rev Joshua Stansteld. d D,
pastor. Services al lo.B a. ~. ana 100 p m. by
the Canadian evangelists Crossiey and Hunter.
The theme OF the morning sermon VIII be
Mysteries and in the evening the subject will
be -Four Representative Characters AT $40
in the afternoon there viii be a mems mass
meeting. sunday school at $50 a EpNorth
League az $50 p m. DR.. be Notes Bible class
for the deaf meets every sunday in the auditor
ium OF the church. Evangestic services every
evening during the week.
ROBERTS PARK NJ. L. CHURCff-Deiawsre
and Vermont streets. Albert Hurlstone, d u.
pastor. Glasses, S:l5 and Ss5 a m. Sunday
school 9:45 Preaching by the pastor 1875 a m
and 1870 u. m Morning topic: The Evolution
OF Christian Graces" Evening: The Standing
still OF the Sun and Moon on Gibeon." This Is
the first of a series OF Sabbath evening dis
courses on the miracles. Special music by quartet
and chorus directed by Prot Edward Taylor:
Epworth League. 6.30 p. m. DR.. Hurlstone VIII
deliver an address before the league Tuesday
evening. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. 7.f5.
All welcome.
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MORE CHANGES RUMORED
PROBABLE EFFECT OF PENNSYL-
WANNA RESERVATIONS.
Annual Report of the COmpany-Pres-
ident Cassatt's General Remarks"
About improvements.

The impression prevails among railroad
officials connected with the Pennsylvania
that important changes will follow the res
ignation of a number OF men employed by
that company who will go to other roads
and the practical retirement of George W.
Creighton, general superintendent of the
main line division, whose place at Altoona
has been filled by Michael Trump. general
superintendent OF transportation. IT is said
that W. w. Atterbury, general manager,
will be given a more important position and
that his place will be filled by r. r. O'Don-
nell, general superintendent of the Buffalo
q Allegheny division 1t is further stated
that should Mr. Creighton recover his
health he may go to the Broad-street sta
ton, which would insure Mr.. ODonnell at
least going TO Altoona. 1T is said that Mr..
trump, in any case, will not return to Phil
adelphia as superintendent of transporta-
ton, as his place is to be taken by r. NJ.
Patterson, formerly general superintendent
or the Pittsburg terminal. General officers
or the Pennsylvania refuse to discuss the
looked-fOr changes. Mr.. O'Donnell is spoken
OF as one of the most popular men in the
employ OF the Pennsylvania.
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2s.-Butter steady and
in fair demand; extra Western creamery. 26isT
27c; extra nearby prints, 29c. Eggs irm and in
good demand fresh nearby. &c. at the mark;
fresh Western. 2Sc at tho mark. fresh south
western, 22a23c. at the mark; fresh Southern.
&c. ~ the mark Cheese steady. New York full
creams. choice TO fancy. 1i0u4c: New York fun
creams. fair 10 good 10is5l0Ac
CHICAGO. Feb 26.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; cream
cries. 1fff SC diaries. 14N22c. Eggs stcadier at
sl0e2c. at the mark cases included. Cheese
steady 90 l0sNlIAc.
KANSAS CITY. Feb. 26.-Eggs firm: Missouri
and Kansas. cases returned. Ice; new No.
whitewoOd cases included. i7c.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEmENrs.


Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
-rr,,stee 81 Helt township. Vermillion county
state Of Indiana, viii receive sealed bids az ths
,.fice OF said Trustee IN the town OF Dana
Vermullon county. Indiana. Up 20 the hour 81
u O'clock noon on the llth dRy OF March. 1905.
Tor tl,e building and completion OF the Helt
torpship High School building. % be built al
- n@sr Bono. He'll township. Nermillon county
frssara according 90 and provided in TIE
,lors cravings and speciications OF said high
$500 buiiding now on hle IN 4. r. James,
-.s,ce fr, the town Of Dana. Ind
49, aid Trustee al said time said data
nil receive scaled bids for the heating OF said
80 sohool building with steam. provided
I-t' the plans rawlings ana suecfnca tons for
bcs.inf of said high school building now on
eie tn the Office Of said y. Il. james In tie saff
- ~ Dana Indiana. where both sets q plans
S-~ryinrs and specifications may be fxarnfned
so biFs viii De opened az I O'clock d M on
80 tlrh day OF March. 1894 and the contract
ti,eraaftar let FOR the building and completion
~ said FTelt township high school building and
for fhe heating Of said high school building IN
-. satigfactory bids are received. said uork
- he fuliv completed before the 18th dav
~ Augifst 1904 Zach bid must be made ia COM
riianre with the Law and be accompanied Wit
q good and sufficient bond
The right 81 reserved 20 reject any or an blds
FRED BEARD Trustee ~ Helt Township.
ALANSON L. CHURCH.
OMER A NEWHOUSE.
WILDER r EATON
Advisory Board He'll Townshin
Dana. Ind. -eb 10. 1904
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-RepTesentatiVe Sales

Naltle-AIter tWc days or an exceedingly dull
cattle trade IT no doubt rather expected
that there would be change in affairs to-
Gay, but all who might have entertained such an
idea were disappointed. Notwithstanding the
warning to hold back cattle the receipts were
again about equal 10 the average at this time
IN the week and again there improvement
arguments. Under such circumstances there
could be but one result and that was another
cry dull market with prices, IL any different
lower in all departments than they have been
AT any time heretofore this week. At the opening
there was a fair demand for few minutes
and cattle that met the fancy OF buyers sold
al about steady prices compared with yesterday
an Offcr for the consignments and sales generally
represented less change in prices. Very
few steers OF any description could be sold at
the start and therefore the true condition could
not be determined. In the female butcher cat
tie department probably all cattle except possibly
a few extra fancy kinds were reported 10c lower
than yesterday. The demand for bulls was only
fair and they were generally reported lower
me calf market was barely steady compared
with yesterday The demand for feeding cattle
was below expectations. but all that could be
sold brought about steady prices compared with
those prevailing heretofore this week. After
pounding the market all morning shippers finally
succeeded In buyings several loads Of steers at
the decline In prices and there were also quite
a number of cattle finally sold 70 country buyers
But the support OF local packers was again un-
important and at the close OF trade a large num-
Der OF cattle I'm all departments remained unsod
With no. Improvement in the demand IL will
be hardly possible for statesmen TO clean up the
market In the next few days and consequently
IL is important that shippers should try to re-
strict their consignments. Quotations:
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BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE,
FINAL ACTION TAKEN.


For block pavement In Michigan street from
the bridge TO Holmes avenue
For brick roadway in Michigan street. rum
Blake street to river bridge. =,
For asphalt roadway and curb In Cornei ave
nue. from Thirteenth 10 Nineteenth street
For brick roadway in Madison avenue, from
Raw street toll, NJ & l. tracks.
For wooden block and curb in Broadway, from
T,yentv-frst street TO Sutherland avenue
For resurfacing with asphalt roadway IN II
ginia avenue from the first alley NORTH OF ste
vens street TO the first alley south OF prospect
street. ,.,,.. 49,.
For wooden block pavement in Michigan street
from Pogue's run to Tacoma avenue
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
For cement walk in New York street from
Highland avenue to the second alley west OF
Dorrnan street. 49,, -
For opening street west OF White river. from
Wa shington street 20 Oliver avenue, ana the
construction Of a street and levee between said
For gravel roadway in the first alley west OF
t4er,flton avenue from Michigan street 10 the
FIRST alley south Of Michigan street.
FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL APPROVED
For main sewer in Northwestern avenue.
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Receipts. 1913 packages. Market steady; State
full cream, fancy small cOlored and white and
large cOlored and white. September 12c; late
made. 1O%4c. Eggs-Receipts, 1914 packages. Mar
ket unsettled State and Pennsylvania nearby,
average finest, 25c; State and Pennsylvania sec
Onds TO firsts. &c. Western hrsts, 2ic.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 26.-Poultry steady: chickens.
10zc; springs, 10ilc; turkeys. f2Gl3c ducks, lSc;
geese, Sc. Butter steady: creamery. lsq2Ic;
dairy. 15G20c. Eggs firm at lSi2c
CINCINNATI Feb 26.-Eggs firm and higher
at zoe. Butter steady. Poultry drmer; hens Ike;
springs. i3lzc: turkeys, 14dl5c. Cheese steady
BOSTON. Feb 25.-Poultry steady; fowls. 134
i4c; springs, 14015c; turkeys. 1Sq20c capOns, 1Sq
zoe. Eggs lower at 23Q24c.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2e-Poutry-Live firm; tur-
keys. 12c; chickens, 1115d12c; springs. uhc.
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Oils.

OIL CITY. Feb. 26.-Credit balances, ST. so; GER
tifcates bid. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g. 361
brls; average. 72.07 brls; Lima IS, 794 brls:
age G.. $50 brls Runs Pennsylvania, "a. 1876 brs;
&C. SOS brls
SAVANNAH. Feb 26.-Turpentine quiet at sec.
Rosin firm; A, 3. g. ID. s.. 40; L. 81 f, $3.50;
1875; window glass. $3.50; water white. 1910.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Tallow firm; city, SIC.
Cotton-seed oil firm; prime yellow 39l2c ROsin
weak; strained common 70 good, 8. 75d2 so.
Petroleum quiet Turpentine weak.
WILMINGTON. Feb. 26.-Spirits of turpentine
Nothing doing. ROsin-Nothing doing. Tar
firm at s. %, 81 and 81.
MONTPELIER. Feb. 26.-Crude petroleum
strong; North Lima, S1.31; South Lima and Indi-
ana, Sl26.
nominal.
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January Earnings.

The gross earnings of the Panhandle for
January decreased $l4.OO4. as compared with
January 1903. and the net earnings de-
creased S2l930. Considering the character
of the weather and the difficulty the roads
had 10 encounter during last month the ex-
hibit is certainly a favorable one. The
January gross earnings of the Chicago &
Northwestern were So, 1872 662, an increase
over January, last year, Of $2i62l7 The
gross earnings of the Missouri Pacific
earnings an increase of $1,277040. The net
earnings Of the Wheeling q Lake Erie for
January were $32,951 a slight decrease as
compared with January of last year. The
Hooking Valley earned in the third week
of February sol, 1880 decrease of 81. 1856
The Ohio Central lines, operated by the
Hooking Valley, earned in the third week
of February S5l, 4Oi, an increase of $4,7S4.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


Sealed proposals will be received by the trus-
tees of Purdue University until ! p. N. Tuesday.
March Is 1908. for the erection. on the campus
of Purdue University Lafayette. Indiana, of
brick and stone building for the department OF
physics -
Each bidder must accompany his bid by a
bond TO the amount Of 5000 10 the effect that
he will sign the contract ani bond for the cree
ton of the building II his bid be accepted The
trustees reserve the right 90 reject any and all
bids The successful bidder viii be required 20
furnish bond 10 the amount OF $1,000 for the
complete and satisfactory fulhllnent OF the
contract.
Plans specifications and forms OF contract and
bond NAV be examined or after March J. 1904.
at the Office Of the secretary OF the board ST
Purdue University or at the Office OF r. Il. Dag
gett a Co. indianapolis, Indiana.
Address ell communications 70
PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Pnrdne University. LafaYette. Ind.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE-For sale: Three for one, Ger
House stock. Address Box 145, care the
Journal.
REAL ESTATE-Real estate and stocks bought
and sold; loans made at lowest rates JOHN
WOcHER & BRO. % n. Penn st.
REAL ESTATE-For sale: Nice home on n. Ala
bama St. between Walnut and ST. Clair; 8
rooms. Large barn, on Broadway. south OF
Twenty-first: cheap. Cottage. Senate aY., s
rooms, veranda etc. price, value of lot. Mod
ern, rooms, veranda, etc, east front. North
Illinois, 26th price right. Eight rooms
St. Clair, near Capitol av. Ten rooms corner
Capitol av. and 18th. Vacant lots In all parts
of city. Several desirable small farms 3 TO 20
acres. city. ]. f. MCCORMICK & CO, 10Y
Law Bldg.
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VITAL STATISTICS-FEB. 20.
Births.

George and Mary Simons 60 Spruce street. girl
Richmond Max and Annie Louisa Won Miller.
607 Iowa street. boy.
boy.
H. ard Maggie Coverdill. Il South Blackford
street. girl.
Eamert and Maggie Macy. s2s West Maryland
street. boy.
Robert and Mary Dietrich. is Arizona street
girl
Harmon and Stella Dixon. go Hanson avenue,
girl
James H. and Elizabeth Clements, 1lo5 West
New York street. boy.
June and Clara Lyle. 1878 Mcl-atn street girl
John and Martha Becker, Wayne township,
boy
Edward and Clara Winters, 2i7 North Addison
street. boy.
Christ and Lima Supper. 1880 Hendricks street.
girl.
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Personal. LocaI and General Notes.

Warren j. Lynch general passenger agent
OF the Big Four, who has been abroad is on
his way home and Will reach New York
March l.
Theodore Voorhees,, first vice president Of
the Philadelphia & Reading who has been
South for his health. has returned and re-
sumed his duties
The Pennsylvania yesterday took out OF
the indianapolis Union stockyards thirty
five carloads OF live stock for the Liberty
yards, near Pittsburg.
Fifteen engineers OF maintenance of way
OF the Pennsylvania lines west are holding
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NOTICE.

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NOTICE-Joseph Gardner, 80 Kentucky avenue,
repairs furnaces, tin and slate roofs and puts
galvanized iron tops on hues. Telephones 3Z2
BEEKEEPING IN CALIFORNIA.
An opportunity TO invest $500 TO $1,000 in the
bee industry Of central California. The San
Joaquin Honey Co. Of Hanford. incorporated
1902, desires meet increased demand for its
product by locating more apiaries and making
other improvements The work is ia charge of
practical bee of long experience, and the
company has paid regular dividends from the
time of its formation All inquiries cheerfuy
answered H. l.. WEEMS, Secy. Cent Cal
Honey Producers Assn. Temporary address,
Johnsonville, Ill
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Presbyterian
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHIrRc

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Southeast
corner Of Delaware and Sixteenth streets The
Rev NJ L Haines d. u. pastor The pastor
VIII preach tomorrow at II a and 1.f5 =.
Evening subject: THE Earthly Tent and the
Heavenly House OF the Soul" Special music by
chorus choir. Bible school meets at $50 a
Christian EndeaVOr. Gas p MidWeck prayer
and conference meeting on Thursday evening at
I:45 O'Clock. cordial welcome 20 all.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
OF Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. The
Rev Owen Davies Odeil. pastor. Preaching at
IL a. and as p. m. Evening subject. Why
BE a Christian2' Sunday school. 9.45 a. IN.
Prayer meeting, Z As r. m. Thursday
TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner OF Meridian
and Eleventh streets. The Rev. J. Cumming
Smith, ID. d. pastor Preaching b. the pastor
at IL a and 7:45 81. sunday school at 9.ss
a.
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BUSINESS CHANCE.


BUSINESS CHANCE-If YOU want TO buy. sell
or trade your business, no matter where 10
Gated, list IL with THE BUSINESS E1-'
CHANGE 81 Fitzgerald building.
BUSINESS CHANCE-Five thousand e oo0)
shares OF Silver Creek NJ. and NJ. Co stock
Keller, WASH for sale az &c per share. Write
or wire at once. j. AUSTIN Post Falls. Idaho.
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SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.


FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Services at the
Grand Opera House. The Rev. Thomas J. Wiz
lers d d, pastor Bible school. $50 a. m In
the 4. w G. A building. sermon BY the pastor
az II A. m. in the opera house subject. fsren-
pie Builders" ~ Y T. L.. $50 D. an Evening
service 100. The pastors second Travel Talk
on sundays IN Foreign Lands Topic. "A sun
day under the Crescent or. the BosphOrls. with
Its Traditions and Tragedies" Music by quartet
and chorus. The public invited Travellers and
strangers cordially welcome to al Of our serv-
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner %
Delaware and Walnut streets. The Rev. Allan
T. Phtputt. pastor. Services tomorrow AT 1873
a, M and f;A p. m, conducted 10 tho pastor.
Music by quartet and chorus choir. sunday
school at $50 a. m. Christian Endeavor Society
az $50 D. m. Junior Society at j. Thurs
cay evening PRAYER meeting at : As O'Clock. Ev
cry one welcome 10 all these MEETINGS.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Buyers of dry goods
have been operating quietly. and there is little
which be expected in the future of very
great increase. The outlook for general buying
does not show any indication of free purchases,
but good many firms need merchandise for i'm
mediate shipment. Jobbers continue fairly active.
and reports from the country fairly satisfac-
tory.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 26.-Cotton firm. Sales,
1850 bales. Ordinary. IL 11-i6c; good ordinary,
13c: middling. 1880; middling. 14c; good mid
ding. IL 516c; middling fair, Ia 1116c. Receipts
2 Col bales; stock. 1853, 500 bales
NEW YORK Feb. 26.-Cotton-Spot closed
quiet and 65 points higher. Middling uplands,
II 75c; middling gulf, 15c. Sales, 125 bales.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 26.-Another advance Of
Zoe per brl in the price OF -four announced
to-day result OF the high record wheat
prices reached on Thursday. Bakers are now
buying -four sparingly, and raise in the price of
bread Is not lInpossibla
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congregational.
PIYNfOIrTr

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH.
Corner Of Central avenue and Fourteenth
street. The Rev Harry Blunt. pastor. Morning
services az 1875. Evening services az go. Sub
jet THE Passing Of Arthur sunday school
at 80 a. M. All are welcome.
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THE LIVE STOCK MARKET
HOGS SOLD YEsTERDAL 10 CENTS
HIGHER THAN THURSDAY.
The Cattle Market Continues Weak
and Dull, and Prices Are Still
LOwer-The sheep Market.
Receipts and shipments.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS, Feb
2s--Hogs-The receipts OF hogs to-day Were
larger than heretofore this week except Wednes-
day, but that there was hardly a normal sup
ply compared with preceding Fridays this
month. IL there was any change in the. quality
and condition Of the consignments, compared
with the average heretofore this week, it was
not reported. But evidently the proportion Of
prime hogs is much smaller than few weeks
ago. The market this morning opened with all
buyers in the field and IL was evident that
orders again plentiful Therefore, rather
active competition developed early in the day
and the market responded with another ad-
vance in values. In many cases sales were no
doubt l0c higher than equal kinds sold yester-
day. but allow for transactions that did not
show the full strength prices generally were re-
ported 5d10c higher The demand was best for
the good hogs. averaging upwards Of 160 lbs,
and occasionally the lighter grades were little
difficult to sell al what statesmen considered their
market value. When all the morning receipts
had changed hands IL apparent that all or
ders had not been executed. Consequently few
loads that came I'm late were taken fully
steady prices compared with the opening The
high price Of the day was paid for load Of
hogs that in after the opening. Sales
ranged from s.. 25Q5.S5. and the bulk Of the sup
ply sold at s5.JO15-75. Quotations.:
Good 70 choice medium 10 heavy......... So 65G5.s5
MIXED and heavy packing 6454I510
Good 20 choice light weights. 540Q5.65
10 FaNr IltrEf -gr-l