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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

Bauer ibf9etne.-
Sohn g. 2a3arus, 6amilisn.@ obns
baus. go. 1886 faIbott.M penue, Der.
anf&lagt auf $4,000. = 3. g. @rufe,
@obnbaus. 6i0Roe slbs.. nabe 90.
Strobe. 800. = u. @rais, Wobnbaus,
1915 gon9reB Abe . $3.50. - 80
Barrotps. Wobnhaus, 1148 Norb
Dearborn Str. $1,000. - @eora s.
0ibmann, @obnbaus, Ssmpte ape.,
ndbe Rem Dort Str, $500. = 3. u.
S&spler, umbau, 90. Strabe unb
gapitol Hpe., $3.50. - Sames 8.
gomman. @obnbaus. %. strase,
nabe Sherman Aoe., 5000. - 6. g.
Sbslton, @eparatursn. 1926 Moa&.
Street. SIS. - 8. %. Rrisae, SAup.
pen. 2318 Danoes Str, $25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
Yolt3eut&es.

Der Weaer Clarence &i4arb,
424 Noro Senate slps., tpirbe esfern
bon ben @ebeimpoli3ifsn Solb uno
Kruger Tn Daft senOmmen, uno nod
Der gafils abgefi6ri. mo fe cine Wn.
tlaee auf Rlsinoisbfabl s.sen ibn sr.
bcben. Ri&arb, Der In Der &afirfube
TN Babnbof aneeffsIt III. foQ sinsm
Runoeu, tpdbrsnb bsrislbe rafirt tpurbs.
aus feinem @od $50 ssftOblsn baden.
@egen 8. u. Saf o n, eisen
Grocer, wuroe elm 0erbaftsbefebl er.
laHsn. SadIOn ii beiduloigt. In isi'
mem @ef&dfte @&maI3 psrfauft gu bas
ben, tpeltss gum ar6Btsn f6etle aus
8aummolen6l beffanb. SadiOn, mel.
der tbrisens mebrsre @rOtsrpssiGdfie
bsRbt, tpurbe Der usbsrtretuus oss
Observation-Disclosures ansstla9t.
Otto &sberts, Elm iungsr
Wann, bsRen Norefe als pleaiant
StraBs angegehsn pirb. wuroe untsr
Vintage Der SbisrqudIerei perbaftst.
Roberts bate Ra aus 6rso 70. San,
bers 2sibfaa am JOuntain equare Elm
tuertbpolles pfero eelieben. usI9ss sr
srF nod IL Stunosn auridbra9te.
Der 5al eelangt am 10. Nouember
CUR D%srbanolung.
6err albert Bon Sprsdslfor,
1903 on Wi9igan Str, msloets &C.
fern Der poli3st. bab tbm aus einem
6anomerttoHsr. rpeldsn er In BEN
neuen StaIs bon Bolts @ieberlass on
Der 2emis. auti6sn Is. unb Is. Str,
9elaHsn bate, msbrere 9anowsrts3eust
seaOblen tporbsn fnb.
Srau Hrant peat, BIZ
2ineoln Ctr. mslbet, oaB ibr gsftsrr
aIs fe fd auf elmer gintaufstour on
Der @aibin9ton Strabe befano, ib,
port.monnaie nebf $40 Snbalt &C.
HobIsn ipurbe.
gtneN btbeiIunso Der farbi'
ger 2oae Der &. Of y. peranfalteter
qsfsrn In Ger $omlinion 5ale cir
&an3uersntigen. Da bisfslben jsbod
berssFen battsn. sinsn GrlaubniBi9sir
bel Der poli3ei einlubOlsn uno aud
fsine 2isens batten, einen San3 d63a'
baltsns 10 tuuroe bas gergntisen Dor
Der poIiasi aufssbroden. Mit langsr
@sR9tsrn 3ossn bic Nsger ua4 9auie,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

Der Nbbru1 bes felt GINGER
3eit fonbsmntrten dltefsn @sbdubss
oes 6oIp:talss if isbt %begOnnen hnb
balo merben bic Arbstten fur ben &c.
p!anten Nsubau tn 4n8rif genomms
peroen.
nbnnfIer d 1910
Ra cine ounfle @ettalt ins 3slt bes
feds Weilsn rusfli6 bon Der Stabt
tampirsnbsn Dm. 8. Nussnt, padte
Ra msbrsrs An3ise In einsn Sano.
tOfsr, unb bsrIdmano. Der Rsger
miro bon Der polisst gefu4t.
Samuel Wcgreabp. Der alte
Wann, Der ON Sonntag beim Stur3e
bon stnem Strabenbahnuaseon Ha
fauer bsrlsbts. bsinost fa nod INNER
tn fritii&er Sage, obgleid ct etmas
mstr Rube wdbreno Der lsbtsn Sage
erbalten bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
8iese- Mltar- @rab.
O n.

Otto uni @lara WsiHenba4, No.
14O1 Waoiion Nbsnue. Wdo.
den. Deane unb Ratiloa Stesben'
ION, 2314 @olleee Abs., 9nabe. -
gomarb unb Graes Smith. 7l7t Dor'
mon Str, snabe. - Wiliam unb
Minnie 2arIs. 1901 on Is. Strobe,
0nabe. - @barles unb Glora Cole,
9O7 gbarles Str. Mdo6sn. - Rap
unb Same Scott. 3119 college Ipe..
Mdo&en. - Diliam 8. uno Stella
Ring, 2418 Brabwap, Wdoaen. -
6err unb Jrau Road. 1864 @Orib'
tpeferl Abe., Rnabe. - Nlbtn u.
unb gpa perrp, 264 Norb aspffonss
aoenus, Ndbdsn. - Greb uno Settle
gusfirf. 2O99 5iablano Ylacs. 9nabe.
= 9urIsp uno Sabina Rpun, 148
Bright Str, 0nabe. - 5rant uno
6sIsn Ssntins. 729 Glet6er Ips..
Wdo6en. - George o. uno Nliee
We6afHe, 924 0Oro SlinOis Ctr.
Ndbden. - Sobn u. unb Warp Rirt.
1914 Jenneman Str. Wdoden. -
gbparb s. unb Dora 6Olman, 1916
6arlan Str, Rnabs. - 6ap unb Gil
3abetb adams. 6O6 OIosn Str,
Rnabe.
U%etraut.
SAINTS %. Rsnnebp - gmielp 6.
Renneop.
Ri9asI u. Mattbetps - Marp 6. 6.
Brennan.
Anberfon @arion - Soispbine Sou.
qlab.
Beniamin 8. Waion = Wauoe DR..
Mprgc.
&obert 6arris - 2upnna Soufe.
Ri&arb 6armon - Warp 8. Weffon.
Ralpb y. Sab - Gertrude 3. Meuier.
6reberif @. WcWiQan - Maris en-
trifin.
6arrp :. Cation Bertha pettpForb.
@eorg G.. S9nsrin - 2sap 9. piel.
GeRprben.
Wnrn 6plbsn. 81 Sabre alt, 2ittl'
Sifsrs Of TIE poor. - Samss We,
Renna, 38, 30. A HOrb 2epHOne'
Apsnue. = Warp S6intlar, IA Sase.
712 6auQb Ctr. - Mamte See Btb'
ION, l, 1416 Norb WiRourt Str. =
6ele1 5aKstt. AZ, 33l Snoiana Abs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
@oetaIer 2mrnperettt.
Geute Nbeno r~e9eImdkt9e
9mr9 6ufalas i@mer berlett.

Ora &oberts, 26, Elm anaefeuter
Der W. 6. 6unt e%eifenfabrif. 1925
Sub Dsf Strabs, tuuroe bon einem
pfsrbe bur& etnsn S4lag innbsn 2eib
oerart psrlsbt, bab man feinsn 6al aIs
Acknowledgements anfsbt. @oberts
aanb TN BesriHe, bas pfsrb au Rris.
geln. ole bieIes i'm nit einem OUT
foliage gegen bic Staamanb tuarf. Ro-
berts fre& 3ur StaQtbtire. I'm 6ilfe 3u
rufen. bod berltsben i'm ieine Rrdfte
uno er Log fab eine gan3e Stunos, ebs
mon i'm befinnunsslos aufano. Be,
0erlstts tuarbe mitteIs ambuIana In
feline @ohnung, 1926 Nrisnal ape.
.bsf6roert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
etarate tom Da9e berab.

Sobn Mpers, Elm Zimmerman, fisl
qsffern bonn Ga1e bes 8ebaubss SOC
Wef Waibineion Str. cine 66he bon
40 SUB nod untsn. mo sr gum Glide
auf sinem A%bfaabaufsn lanoste. Gin
qebro4enes Naienbetn. Elm lei1terAoer
bru& unb msbrere Qustidunasr. mo,
rem ale 8srlsBungen. Die man on
Wners borfanb. Or. Grum bon Bobbl
Tispsniarium nabm ben 8srlsbten tn
BebanbIun9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

Der g d b beriberetn In
ferre 0aute. Der sr6bte Dsrein Der
etabt, fctuie aud bie Ben OUR /. 2oae
In @bansptle baben In einsrt an 0errn
Jofepb Keller geri&teten S@reiben 10.
rem Bsitritt gum WerGanos beutT9er
Weretne gemsIbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

Gtnrh Sauiins 6isfe. e.lttbt. Satin BON
~ Robert 6iBis unb Es9tsr BON 6ran
Mbert Otto, om 9ieufiaa, ben 6. Qprember.
Abeuos um els ubr. in alter BON "A Sabrsu, 2
D2ouaten nub IA 3n9eu. Sic Bestbi9Dug fnset am
Sre;tas. ben o. Ropenber. To6mtttass um LAS ubr,
BON BEN SrouerbauIt SO. 1854 Sub esnate aOsuHe
uns nm 2.s0 uhr Don Der Eeutihen So Sutb. st.
ganIus airhe. Gds aRrSartp uno Rem SsrIep StraSe
aus ftott. Jrsunbe fnb s,nseIabeH.
Die traueiuosu 5interb iebeuen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

partition bapman, Der
Neger. ben mon am eonntaa firth an
Der Horb eenate'a uenue bsuubtlos
aufanb. TT 9eRern e~efforben. Die
9orcners' unterfu9uns srsab. BOB ct
ssnem Bru&leiben srIas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

8ertertaann'S 8Iumet= Deft
atts 8. ituo 9 Nonem Der
MMSneunm9 bon Gbrbian.
tbemmmS, Woiem mno Cr6t=
been. Gpestat MmSfeumn9
bon Go@3etts= ano Safel:
9etorattonesa. 9tebbaber
bouDIuuten Hno etn9elaoett
Gtutrttt fret.
8ertermantt 8roS.,
241 WaTaMmiettS Npenme.
NboueS $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

Steneeeiub = Cine beuti6e Srau fn3t Sie1e fur
~ 8tmmer or belt ober as PiIfe Der Sausfrau.
Ran Iafe abrsft in Der Office bisisr 8eituua:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

W erIanet-eiu oinbermdb6en bus gnt oeutfn
~ fpri1t fur Sbbut zines Qinbes Nad3utrageu
1850 Rprb Reribian Strass, spif4eu 1 bis 2 ubr
Rittaes unb 2 bis 8 ubt absnbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

W. rIanet = Gin iuueer bsutioer Rann nm in
~ elmer Birtbi4aft mit3ubelfen. sa4snfrassn
$50 Wef Torris Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

SHerIanQt-Gine, S&neibertn um Abdubsrnuoen
- on PIsibern ~ ma6eu. Ra@tutxagen tn
Globe alsibes aabeu. 0de @afttuotsn rnb OeIas
more etrobe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07

gbteaso. 7. @cSember.
Sur Snbiana: SIM ausemeinsn l9on
beute Radt unb Donnerfas; todrrner beuts
Raht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
apeaLD etterberi@t.

SdSn unS etpas mariner beute 9adt;
Donnerffas, i9Dn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
Wetterbert6t.

aar 3. etunS.n .no.ns = utr gsorasns, 8. ROObr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-07
Thermometerfann.

Tberuometerfann.
S5@Rs 1emperatar. "a Sra0
RieSrisfe Sempsratur. Al
SO. e. 8IpttS
Sections.3 Director.
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BREAK IN PRICES
IN LAST HALF HOUR
Some Loans Were Made at
Is Per Cent
EARLY OFFERINGS TAKEN
=
While There Was No Evidence of Az
gresslve Advance, Leading Stocks
Gave Evidence of Being
Supported.
EARLY OFFERINGS TAKEN

New York. April cit was not until
1atein the trading that the lack of relief
for the strlngency in the money market
had any appreeiable effect on the tone of
the stock market. The break in prices
came in the last half hour. A hard I'M
yielding surface was presented up 10
that time in spite of the high rates for
call money. The rate of renewal by the
banks generally was 20 per cent to % per
cent, although some loans were made at
P5 per cent.
Last week many rumors of heavy gold
engagements for import to be secured to-
day. eventuated in single engagement
of 100000. This proved so far short of
the speculative expectation that it gave
risesto the sharpest selling movement of
tho day. The accumulation of selling or
derseover the end of the week proved to
be light, and the professional party COM
mitted to the rise showed no sign of be-
ing shaken in their position. The small
offerings during the early part of the day
WERE well absorbed, and while no DISPOSE
ton was shown to inaugurate an agrees
sive advance, number of leading stocks
gave evidence of being supported. In
Union Pacific the supervision seemed de-
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signed to hold it rigid, large supporting
orders appearing about 1885, while a rise
In the price to 1561s brought out heavy
selling which was attributed to inside ac-
count The action of this stock was fair
ly representative of the speculative policy
observed In the general market, that is,
protect prices from damage while await
ing an amelioration of the money situa-
ton Pennsylvania showed evidence of
support as well, but the Pennsylvania
convertible bonds of 1915 continued to
come on the market in heavy stream
The syndicate to underwrite these bonds
expired on April with 40 per cent of the
underwriting remaining unsold for dis
tribution to the members.
Except for the gold secured for import
nothing occurred to indicate any factor
at work towards relief of the money mar
ket. Discounts hardened abroad, espec-
tally in London and Berlin, the price of
gold being marked up in London, and
sterling exchange. dropped at Paris and
Berlin to .obstruct the movement of gold
to New York Foreign exchange here,
however, was weak. The transfer ON Sat
urday through the sub-treasury of $3.50
600 to San francisco marking the further
homeward course of Japanese funds,
brought the loss by the banks TO the sub
treasury for the new banking week of
1866, 900. The ub-treasury also had a
credit at the clearing house this morn
ing of over half a million dollars. The
publication of the call of the comptroller
of the currency for the statement of con-
ditions of national banks, as of April 6,
was regarded as removing one of the
causes which may have restricted the OPP
erations of national banks in the desire
to be prepared for a favorable showing
In response to this call. Part of the in
terror demand for cash which has helped
to deplete New York cash reserves, has
been thought to be prompted by the pre-
paratons for the comptroller's call. Re
ports from railroad officials conceded some
effect to have been produced on traffic
by the cessation of coal production, and Il
resulting attitude of reserve in some lines
of manufacture The Adjournment of the
anthracite coal conference left the day
without any important development In
that matter Tomorrow government crop
estimate is awaited with interest as az
fording the first official percentage basis
on which to form an estimate of the WIN
fer wheat crop. The unprorhising outlook
for money relief as much as the actual
stringency seemed to prompt the liquida-
finn which developed in the last half hour
of the trading
Practically all of the days losses were
made in that time and the closing was
weak.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par
valup 80. 100000 United States Is and Old
Is declined x and the new As a per cent
ON call.
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COTTON IS QUIET
AND IRREGULAR
Close Steady at Small Net
Decline
SALES WERE $4,000 BALES
Prices Were Almost at Standstll
During the Afternoon and the close
Was Practically the Lowest
Point of the Session.
SALES WERE $4,000 BALES

New York, April 9.--The cotton market
was quiet during todays session with
fluctuations narrow and irregular. The
close was quiet and steady at a net de-
cline of 1@4 points. Sales for the day
were estimated at $1,000 bales
The opening WAS steady at an unchang-
ed price to an advance of points in re-
Spouse to higher Liverpool cables and
large spot sales in the English market,
Following the bullish circular published
in some of the Sunday papers by the local
market leaders, there was disposition to
look for more aggressive bull support this
morning and prices worked up to a net
advance of 3Ql5 points Immediately after
the call ON scattering demand and cover
ing of shorts, But the expected bull sup
port was not forthcoming the weather
map showed generally favorable condi-
tious over Sunday, the estimates pointed
toward large receipts for tomorrow and
in spite of private wires reporting rains
In the Carolina and scarcity of labor the
market eased off to about the closing
figures of Saturday Prices We're almost
at a standstill during the afternoon and
the close was at practically the lowest
point of the session. Southern spot mar
kets were reported quiet and unchanged.
Receipts at the ports today 1904 bales
against 12,153 last week and 37.1l4 last
year. For the week 5000 bales against
ITO, 1892 last week and 17l.316 last year To-
days receipts at New Orleans 55S2 bales
against 9057 last year and at Houston
2749 bales against 6626 last year.
New York Cotton Futures.
New York. April Cultures opened
firm and closed steady.
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Daily Cotton Movement.

alveston-Firm: mlddling 1898; net re-
oeipts 1851. gross receipts 1851; sales 1860;
stock 1874; eoastwise 1906
New Orleans-Firm; middling IVA net
receipts 5S72; gross receipts 5S72; sales $3.50;
stock 2230S4 Great Britain 5000; coast
wise 3d.
Mobile-Steady; middng II 3-l6; net re-
ceipts 541; gross receipts SAL; stock 25,S6l !;
France $685. coastwise 81.
Savannah-Steady middling 11Ns; net
receipts 1885; gross receipts 3495; sales
704; stock 76,lSs; continent 397; coastwlse 6.
Charleston-Quiet; middling 11Hs; net re-
ceipts 1928; gross receipts 1928; stock 20
ISL. ~
Wilmington Steady; middling II; net
receipts 4S7; gross receipts 4S7; stock 20
ISL.
NorfollS4Steady; middng lie; net
receipts 1920: gross receipts 1920; sales 1874;
stock 33,744; coastwise 1900.
Baltimore-Nominal: middling lll2;
gross receipts s71; stock 9O52
New York-Quiet; mddllng ITO; net re-
ceipts 1871; gross receipts 100; sales 81;
stock 1853, $50; Great Britain 1850: France 65.
Boston-Qulet; middling lilo; net re-
ceipts 100: gross receipts GIL
Phlladelphia-Ste middling 11.95; net
receipts IA; stock 2S04
Total today, at all ports, net 1854; Great
Britain 6l62; France 1872; continent S97;
Mexico 30; stock 7061s7
Consolidated, at all ports. net %, 402;
Great Britain $3.50; France 226; continent
S97
Total since September T. at all ports,
net $3.50, 1853; Great Britain 2,455, 1885, France
Cos, 800; continent 1,995,966 Japan 1854;
Mexico 276i.
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soon quoted and the market assumed the
same uninteresting characteristics that
have been witnessed of late. The spot
situation was similarly quiet. but this con-
dition WAS due more TO the restricted
offerings than to anything else. for good
demand by buyers was In evidence
The storm area that gave rise Saturday
to expectations of unfavorable weather
seems 10 have disappeared from the hori-
ION altogether and the weather map this
morning was generally good with clear
ing skies to the westward, but crop de-
velopments have now reached that stage
where prices ere almost entirely influenced
by the character of the map.
factor that for the immediate future,
initiates against any persistent attempt
to renew interest in the present market
IS the advent of the Easter holidays ana
it Is more probable that pending the cessa-
ton of business on these days the evening
up of outside contracts will take place,
a process which in all Likelihood Will not
cause a wide divergence from the present
narrow course of the market.
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Naval Stores.

New, Orleans, April 9.-Naval stores
steady; pitch. 81 .25; pine tar si.75 coal
tar. $3.50 Resin. per barrel of 2SO pounds
A, B, c, d, e, F. G. 1913; II, $40; ],
"a 25; X. $3.50; NJ, s4.S5: n, 1870; window
glass. $685. water white, 500 Turpen-
tine. small jobbing lots command soc.
Charleston, April 9.-Turpentine and
rosin. nothing doing.
Savannah, April 9.-Turpentine firm at
65I4c; sales, $50; receipts, 242; shipments,
9Is Rosin firm; sales, 21l0; receipts, 49,
shipments. 1859; stock. 4Sosl. quote; a,
r. q. d, e, F. G., s3.65: II, A.10; /, s4.25;
X. $40: M. A.75;. N, $3.50; window glass,
81. 90; water white s5.1o
Wilmington n. c.. April 9.-SH'rits tur-
pentine nothing doing; receipt casks
Rosin steady, s35; receipts 2S/ 4. hrm,
1850; receipts. 100; crude turpentine. @O
a. 1880 Receipts. i6.
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Coffee Market.

New York., April 9.-Coffee, spot Rio
steady; mild. steady: Cordova 104l2%.
Futures opened steady at unchanged
prices in line with featureless European
and primary news. Trading was very
ouiet at first, but later became quite
active owing to nearby liquidation, and
the market eased off at the close, closing
steady, but al a net decline of 5@10 points.
There was quite good deal of switch
in mostly from May to December al %
points, and total sales Were reported at
i4e, 500 bags, including: May. H55a665'
July. 675d6SO: September, 69on6.s5, NO
vember. us: December. t7.2o17. %; March.
7.45
The Coffee Exchange here will be closed
April Is and IA.
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IIuernooI Cotton Market.

Liverpool, April 9.--Cottbn spot, In fair
demand; prices unchanged; American
mlddlng fair. 6.64; good middling, GA
middlng, 6.14; low middling. sos; good
ordinary, $50; ordinary, $50. The sales
of the day were 1900 bales of which
1000 were for speculation and export and
included 1920 American Receipts 5000
bales including 5000 American. Futures
opened quiet and steady and closed quiet
American middling. good ordinary clause
March. $50; March-April. 5.95 April May
8. SO; May-June, So; June-July. 5.97; July
August 5.97: September 5.92
September October, SIS; October Novem-
Der, 5.7l; NovemberDe December. 5.70 De-
cember- January. $40: January February
:
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THE LOCAL MARKETS

Everything was quiet in the local cot
ton market with no change in quotation
of prices. ,,
There was no especially noticeable ac-
tivity in the local produce market yes
terday. still a very good trade prevailed
during the greater part of the day. fhere
were no changes in the quotations re-
ported but eggs are lnellhea 70 hsher
pvioae Thev were quoted yesterday at
u cents.
An active local trade characterized the
local grocery market yesterday.
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Metal Market.

New York, April 9.-London tin, firm
and higher spot e175, futures e17O los.
Locally. firm and higher in sympathy
with foreign advances. Spot sss 5oaSS.70.
Copper higher in London, spot asa Is
futures eS1 los. Locally there was no
change. Lead unchanged locally. Lon
don higher at els los. Spelter shade
higher abroad, closing e25 los for spot
Local market easy, spot S6.05M6.10. Iron
unchanged abroad. Locally steady; No.
foundry northern, $lS50G19.35; No. 2
foundry northern, s1s.00d1s.S5: No. 1
foundry southern. SIS. 25d1S. 10; No. 2 foun-
dry southern, $17.65n1S.25
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Interior Movement.

Houston-Steady; mlddling II 5-16; net
receipts 274S; gross receipts PAS; shipments
3175: sales 21S; stock 4590S.
Augusta-Steady; middling 113s net re-
ceipts 10; gross receipts 10; shipments
1874; sales $685. stock 6o,s55
Memphis-Steady middling II SIG; net
receipts 542; gross receipts 1863; shipments
Abs: sales 1860; stock 60612.
ST. Louis-Quiet: middling IVA; net re-
ceipts sol: gross receipts 1744; shipments
1857 stock Al ,3l6.
Cincinnati-Net receipts 1917 gross re-
ceipts 127 shipments 151; stock 1901.
Louisvllle-Firm: middling 1855.
Totals today-Net receipts 407s; gross
receipts 6i9s: shipments 1916; sales 2571;
stock 226. 142.
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Live. Stock Market.

Chicago, April 9.-cattle-Reeeipts. 49,
900. Strong to Toe higher. Common to
prime steers, s4.0Oa6.4O cows, s325@4.5O;
heifers, $2.75l5O0; bulls, $2.5Od4. 25; calves,
$2.75QI6.50 stockers and feeders, $2.75@4. 10.
Hogs-Receipts, $1,000; strong to cents
higher. Choice to prime heavy, So. 4546 ,50
merium to good heavy, $6.40n6.45; butcher
weights, $6.40165O; good to choice heavy
mixed, Sc. 40a6.45; packing, s5.S046. IS.
Receipts. 20. 900; weak to 10 cents
lower. Sheep, s4.50@645; yearlings. $5.75@
G,25 lambs, s475n660.
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Cotton Seed oil.

New York. April e--Cotton seed oil
strong. prime crude (. o, b. mills, 29n291hc
do yellow, 3s1saS7e. Petroleum steady
Rosin steady, strained, common to good
4.05. Turpentine firm, 6SG6s1ac
Memphis, April 9.-Cotton seed oil:
Prime crude, CSC; prime summer yellow
Bic; prime meal s24.75; prime cake, s24 TO-
New Orleans April 9.-Cotton seed oils
steady; prime refined in barrels, 3Slsc
prime crude, loose, 28c.
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Bonds.
Money on Call.

New York, April 9.-Money on call
strong 1Od25 per cent; ruling rate, $50
20 per cent; closing bid, and offered
10 per cent; time loans hard, go days,
6 per cent; with commission added; 30
days and six months, 6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5lsn6 per cent;
sterling exchange steady at decline with
actual business in bankers bllls at Siei' 20
ass. 20 for demand and at s4Sl .5Oa4s1 so
for sixty day bills posted rates, $3.50
4s3ib and s4s51hd4S6; commercial bills,
s4S1m4s11a; bar silver, 641sc; Mexican dol
lars, 49s4c government bonds weak; rail-
road bonds heavy.
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LASH uuOldllOhS were as lOllOWh.
Elour-Dull and steady.
= Wheat-No. 2 spring, 77aSOc;; No. 3, 100
soc; No. red S4ssds619c.
Corn-No. 2, 460464e; No. yellow,
471sc
oats-No. 2, 315sc; No. white, SS@sSlkc;
No. 8 white, 31A@321Ac.
Rye-No. 2, 611Ae.
Barley. good feeding. 3Sqssc; fair to
choice mailing, 43d50c.
Flax Seed-No. l, 81 Oh; No / north
western, 81 1874
Prime Timothy Seed, $3.171a.
Mess Pork-Per barrel, $16 20016. %.
Lard-Per 100 pounds, IS. 554S.57la.
Short Ribs-Sides, loose, sS.70@SS0
Short Clear Sides-Boxed, $9G9 10.
Whisky-Basis of high wine, SIPS.
Clover-Contract grade, $S,
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was easy, creamery, 14G0
204c dairy, 14Q19c.
Eggs-Frm, 161ae; firsts, lie; prime
irsts, 1Sc; extras, 19c.
Cheese-Steady, 1Gl3e.