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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-07-23
Church Notes.
PRESBYTERIAN.


PRESBYTERIAN.
Services FOR Sunday, July 28, 1912.
1890 Sermon on The Expansion
Of the Inner-Self. !"
1900 Sunday School.
700 Aninspiring uplifting Young
Peoples Meeting.
800 Union Gospel Services in the
M. E. Church.
You are cordially invited to all of
the services of the Church. Our de-
sire il to help you and yours toabet-
ter life.
LUTHERAN
A. Schaller, Pastor
Regular German services next Sun
day afternoon at 2:30.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. ]. j. ToMEK. Pastor.
Low mass at 800 A. M. next Sun
day.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
Rector, Rev. A. A. Joss.
Service. Sunday evening at s
o'clock.
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For SALE-2.5O0 cement building
blocks. Inquire of D. L. Crimmins.
For SALE-A few second hand
motor cycles and gasoline engines in
first class condition, at bargain to
early purchasers atJoe Muehlbauer's
shop. 41-tf
For SALE-Quarter section of
wild land in Saskatchewan, Can, a
miles from two towns, every bit can
be cultivated. Very easy payments.
Inquire at this Office. 34-tf.
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III. j. Heath sends his regards 60
his old time friends in Redwood
county. This word was brought by
Dan Mclean, who visited Mr.. Heath,
now living in the northern part of
Aiken county. He Is happy and
prosperous but has fond remem-
brances of the old days and friends
in Redwood.
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40 acres Virgin soil unimproved
SCI of SW1, Sec. /, Town of Hector
41 miles north of Buffalo Lake
Smiles north east of Hector
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Redwood Falls intending 10 return
the following day via New Ulm.

Miss Emma Abraham left Saturl
day for her home at Gaylord where
she will visit for short time before
going to Milwaukee. where she vii!
study the art Of trimming and be-
come acquainted with the latest
styles in millinery. She will be gone
for about six weeks.
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DO acres Virgin soil; unimproved
NE4 of SW4, Sec. 81. Preston Lake
3 miles southeast of Buffalo Lake
81 miles southwest of Stewart
20 acres sowed to flax this spring
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Farm Lands for Sale
A SNAP--.Only $50 per acre

80 acres Virgin soil; unimproved
Sd of NW1 Sec. 80, Preston Lake
z miles southeast of Buffalo Lake
Al miles southwest of Stewart
30 acres sowed to flax this spring
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

Auditors office, Redwood County, MINI.
Redwood Falls, Mimi. July 10Th, 1912.
The Board of Equalization of Red
wood County, Mimi, convened at /
o'clock P. M. on the above given
date. Commissioners Eric Wilson,
John Arends, G. Fl. Fredericksen,
and D. R. McCorquodale, and L. P.
Larson. County Auditor, being pres
ent. each for himself being first duly
sworn.
The Board proceeded to and did
examine the assessment books for
the year 1912 from the several as
sessment districts of the county,
from July 18th to July 18th inclusive.
July 18th. 1912.
Eric Wilson offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved that the assessed value of
lands exclusive of structures and
other improvements in the following
townships beincreased and decreased
as follows:
Increase Decrease
Per Cent Per Cent
Brookville. Is
Redwood Falls Twp. 5
Vote being had on the foregoing
resolution, same was adopted by
unanimous vote of the Board.
G. FL. Frederiksen offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved its
adoption: Resolved that the assessed
value Of structures on lands in the
following townships be increased and
decreased as follows:
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resolution, same was adopted By
Unanimous vote Of the board.
G. II. Frederiksen offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved its
adoption: Resolved that the assessed
value Of lots exclusive of structures
and other improvements in the fol-
lowing villages be increased and de-
creased as follows:
Clements SO
Wabasso 90
Vote being had on the foregoing
resolution, same was adopted by
unanimous vote of the board.
John Arends offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved that the assessed value of
structures and other improvements
in the following villages beincreased
and decreased as follows:
increase Decrease
Belview Is
Clements Is
Lamberton 10
Mi;roy ssh
Vote being had on the foregoing
resolution. same was adopted by
unanimous vote of the board.
John Arends offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved that the value of lands in
the following villages exclusive of
lots and structures be increased and
decreased as follows:
Lamberton 33h
Vote being had on the foregoing
resolution, same was adopted by
unanimous vote of the board.
On motion of John Arends. duly
passed. the assessment of the Farm
ers' Elevator Company in the Village
of Wabasso. under item 81, was re-
duced 1929.
On motion of John Arends duly
passed, the assessment of Edward
G. Weldon inthe Village of Wabasso.
under item Is, was reduced 5000.
John Arends offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved that the assessed value of
personal property in the following
townships, villages and city be in
creased and decreased as follows:
Glass Increase Decrease
Per Cent Per Cent
IL A Farm tools &
implements Is
IL B Threshing machines 10
Charlestown
IL A Farm Tools and
implements S3k
IL B Threshing machines 20
Gales
10 Householdgoods 40
IL A Farms Tools and
Granite Rock
IL Farm Tools and
implements 3sH
Homer
z Watches & clocks 66x
Johnsonyille
IL B Tnresh1ng machines 10
Lamberton
9 Pianofortes -
Threshing machines 40
Morgan
IL Farm Tools and
implements 10
New Avon
10 A Household goods 66H
II A Farm Tools and
implements SSH
IL B Thresning machines 20
North Hero
II Thfeshing machines 20
Paxton
Ii Farm Tools and
implements 10
Redwood Falls
10 A Household goods 20
IL A Farm Tools and
implements 33H
IL Threshing machines 20
Sheridan
II Farm Tools and
implements 20
IL Threshing machines 20
Springdale
IL Threshfng machines 20
5A wagons & Carriages IS
II A Farm Tools and
implements SSB
IL Threshing machines 90
Autom obiles 90
Ii Farm Tools and
implements 20
Underwood
IL Farms Tools and
implements 10
IL Threshing machines S3H
Vail
ia Farm Tools and
implements 20
Vesta
10 Household goods %
IL A Farms Tools and
implements 33h
Waterbury
IL Farm Tools and
implements 10
1S Mfg.'s Tools, Imp. &
machinery ~
WeStline
8 Pianofortes 20
IL A Farm Tools and
implements 20
Willow Lake
10 A Household goods %
IL Farm Tools and
implements Az
Belview
IT Lumber Yards 80
Clements
10 A Household goods 20
II Lumber Yards Is
16 Mfg. IS Tools, Imp. and
machinery 33B
Delhi Village
10 Retail merchants %
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The sheriff's list Of uncollected
personal property taxes for the year
of 1911 was presented. examined and
compared with the Treasurer's list
of uncollected personal property
taxes for the year Of 1911 and on
motion of G. I'll. Frederiksen. duly
passed, citations were ordered issued
against the following parties: A.C.
Miller, city OF Redwood Falls. 5.73;
Ella ". Philbrick, city Of Redwood
Falls $500; z. J. Dooner. Wanda
S17.77; Great Western Elevator Co.,
Village Of Delhi $4O.35; Sleepy Eye
Milling Co., Lucan $53.45; Rumley
Threshing Co.. Sheridan s11.75;
Sleepy Eye Milling Co.. New Avon
s23.45; Roche CARPENTER Westline
s11.3O; Joseph Cote, Springdale.
So IS: ri. Kleinschmidt, Morgan So. rs;
e. j. Dooner, Willow Lake, $6.45;
Geo. Mages. Paxton, s11.59; +. G.
Rude, Kintire, $17.O6; Sleepy Eye
Milling Co.. Milroy. $4.39; Frank
Sharrett, Sesta, $2.19.
On motion the Board adjourned.
Attest: Il. r. Larson.
County Auditor.
ID. R. KcCorquodale,
Chairman or County Board.
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STEUBENVTLLB

Special pisratch 20 the Inteiiisancer.
STEUBENHILLE. o.. April Is
City Solicitor Merryman has begun a
suit 10 abate the saloon OF Jones q
Anderson. on Market street. alleging
that u is n public and private nuis.
ance and is conducted In a disorderly
ana disreputable manner. that n wine
room Is conducted where females of
bad repute conRrcgate and meet men
and make engagements for immoral
purposes: that drinks arc served 20
male and female minors. ~ Is alleged
the salOon % 10 tho center ~ the bust.
ness district. and has a bad influence
on the morals ~ the city.
Marie Fillmore vs.. Arthur r I'll
more. suit for divorce. alimony and
custody of child They were married
February 10. 1902. and she alleges
cruelty IN Ms getting drunk. curslng
her and calling her vile names. and
no has struck and otherwise mistreat-
Cd her Also he has failed 20 support
and been guilty Of gross neglect and
deserted her and been guilty 81 Idle
ness. pronigacy and worthiessness
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The wEATHE r
CONDITIONS

PARKERsBURG. W. Va. April Is.
The storm noted over the West sat
urd.y has moved slowly northeast
ward. its center appearing over the
Lake Superior region this morning.
During the past "a hours moderate TO
light showers occurred over the upper
Mississippi valley. Lake region, and
north Atlantic states. Moderate to
heavy rains also occurred In the cen
trail Gulf states. -.r
High temperatures continue east OF
the Mississippi An area of high pres
sure, attended by considerably lower
temperatures. covers the Northwest
Cooler weather Is also the rule In
other sections west Of the Mississippi.
The morning temperatures in Mon.
tana and the Dakotas ranged gener.
ally from % to 80 degrees.
AS the storm drifts over the Lake
region. attending showers are prob
able in this section tonight or Tues
day.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday rs degrees: lowest last
night. IS; 4s-hour rainfall, o1O.
The Ohio will probably continue to
fall slowly in the district for the next
36 hours
Fl. C. HOWE.
Section Director
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SISTERSVILLE

SISTERSvILLE April 15.-wiilIam
Morris. aged so years. and the father OF
Mrs. j. Carey Archer OF this CITY died
or paralysis Saturday, at his home in
member or the West virginia senats
ABOUT twenty years ago. In recent years
ne mad not taken any active interest IN
ponlcs. He was member OF the Bap-
list church.
Sistersville, -the town OF opportuni.
ty. Is organizing a board OF trade.
Charles Monroe. the well known
grocer. departed Sunday morning FOR a
Ohio.
"a point OF service In Sistersville. Is en-
joylng a brief vacation.
Louis u. Henderson - the new owner
OF the Tyler county hardware store for
merry owned by eN-Mayor J. T I,ouGh-
ney. who Is Leaving for Oklahoma.
Oakley J. Smith, the we'll known news
paper man. Of this place. has purchased
paper in Sharon. Pa.
W. &. vaughn. wire chief for the Bell
Telephone Co. at ParkersburR. while in
the city over sunday. was the guest OF
hls friend. GEORGE ElletsOn. linotype
Edward q. Boner and family departed
burg.
Miss sara Aenew, Of Zanssvine. o.. is
Miss Grace Sammons, Of shadvside
~. no has been visiting her aunt. Mrs
Charles Monroe. OF Wells street return
ed home sunday evening.
Shirley Boon. who moved 20 the oil
field near bremen. o.. few years ago.
has moved back mere.
Mrs. George r. McCullsy and little
son. accompanied by Miss Helen WU.
VII leave wednesday FOR Euisa. OKLA
homa. for months visit with rela-
lives
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WEST LIBERTY

The Endeavor societies and the Ep-
perth League held union services in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening.
Rev. L. S. Crosse. pastor OF the NJ.
r. church al Short Creek. conducted
the communion services and admin
istered the baptism TO a number of
the Sunday converts on last Sunday.
DR.. Arbuthnot district superintendent,
was unable TO be present
Mr.. Samuel Caldwell is having a
fine new veranda erected in front OF
his residence.
Mrs. Flahsrty. OF Brilliant. o., is
visiting relatives here.
F. NJ. King was a Wheeling visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. ]. B. McCammon and Forest
McCammon. OF near West Alexander,
were guests OF friends Eere on Sun.
day.
Miss Hannah Jerome Is confined to
her home with severe cold.
Mr.. Jack Philbaum was success.
fully operated on for appendicitis at
his home here. Drs. Caldwell and
Allen operated. He is resting easily
Miss Mate Maxwell. of Clinton
spent Sunday with Mrs. Margaret
Young.
Mrs. Mary Clemens has moved TO
Claysville. Pa
Communion services will be held in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday,
April 81. conducted by DR.. Watson.
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HIGHER PRICES
In THE MARKET
Despite Developments Of First Day Of
Week, Many Of unfavorabIe
Nature.

NEW YORK. April 15.-Regardless
OF a variety OF developments. some OF
them distinctly unfavorable. the stock
market to-day made another very de-
cided move in the direction OF higher
prices. In the initial dealings. Il fol-
lowed London's lead by registering
many declines of one 10 two points
and In few isolated cases the fall
was greater. Marked weakness was
shown by the preferred shares and
the bonds of the International Mer-
camille Marine Company. one OF whose
leading subsidiaries is owner OF the
steamship Titanic. The selling move.
ment met with prompt support in the
shape OF buying orders which soon
enaced a great majority OF losses and
In some cases brought the level well
above Saturdays close. " BY midday
The movement gathered greater i'm.
petus. with high records for American
Can common and preferred. In fact,
dealings in these shares constituted
one OF the conspicuous feature of the
DAY, both by reason OF their activity
and gains.
The strength OF United States Steel
Issues was another prominent feature,
nv NShhOh stOCh ledulnK the entire
list in its customary manner and scor.
ing a net rise of IL points. The re-
siliancy OF this security was some.
thing or a surprise to many room
traders in view of the general belief
that its earnings for the quarter Just
ended would probably fall short OF
dividend requirements. The annual
meeting of the shareholders was held
to-day. but aside from the report OF
the special committee appointed TO in
quire into the corporations treatment
or its laborers, the proceedings were
OF a perfunctory character.
copper shares, more particularly
Amalgamated copper. also took a lead
Ing place in the days operations
Directors OF the company are SEIZED
uled 10 meet this week and the
financial district is OF the opinion
that an increase in the present rate
OF dividend will be declared.
Hartman and Hill stocks as vel
as other standard issues. participated
in the all-around advance. as did also
many specialties. some OF the latter
rising from two to Ave points. In tbe
late afternoon business slackened ma
terlaIly. but without impairment oil
quoted values.
Railroad officials reported improve
ment in traffic conditions in the west
but in southern and southwestern ter
ritories. the floods continue to WORK
hardship. Unfayorable crop adyices
were received from Indiana and Ohio
Bonds were irregular, but late,
hardened with the rise in stocks
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57-l 900 acres in Wayne township;

as 257-l 900 acres in Wayne township:
5000.
W. p Bates to John Szucs, lot in
Wayne township: 81.
John Szucs to w. p. Bates. lot in
Wayne township; 81.
w. +. Steinmetz to J. r. Crabs, two
acres in Springfield township: $4,000.
Henry Bickse TO II. A Bickse. lot
in city; 81.
la Belleview Land Co. to Frank
Niebrztcoski, lot in city: $3.50.
NJ. ID. Williams to Wilson. Mullen &
Weber. lot In Bergholz: $4,000.
w. P. Bates TO Daniel Rensi. Notes.
Wayne township; $500.
Daisy Sanders TO Laura Cuttings,
lot in city: s5Z5.
Amelia Schellart to g. E. Friend.
lot in city: 81.
W. d. Graham to C. s. CowI. 1915
acres. Wells; 81.
II. L. May TO Mike Stock. two acres
In Mt. Pleasant township: $50.
W. d. Graham 10 Ashley Caraway,
36 S1-l00 acres. Wells; $1,000.
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GIRL SPENDS NIGHT ON
ROCK IN THE RIVER

Special Dispatch 20 the 1ntelliRencsr.
PIEDMONT. w. Va. April Is
Miss Grace Wilkow. OF just above
Harpers Ferry. IL a. her home in a
serious condition as the result OF
spending a night on a rock In the Po-
tomsc in fear Of being washed on at
any moment She had attempted 20
drive across the stream. when the
horse Wss swept OF It's feet and the
buggy carried away, She collapsed
when rescued In a boat next day.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. April 15.-It was a drawn
battle to-day in wheat Sales were
far into the millions and the market
time and time again dashed up and
down as much as from &c below to
] l4c above the latest figures Of As
hours before
II was said that the largest owner
OF wheat In Chicago had unloaded the
great bulk OF his holdings Corn An
ished further apart even than wheat.
varying from I &c on 10 IsSc advance
as compared with Saturday night.
Oats showed a net decline OF 7sd1c
10 ~ n &c. and provisions a rise OF
&c 10 12ikc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-16
4129 EXAMINED
For Teachers Certificates In Recent
State Uniform Examinations.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
CHARLESTON, W. Va, april Is
The number OF applicants In the re-
cent uniform teachers examination
held throughout the state shows that
1929 sought certificates to teach
school, and that 112 received renewals
OF their certificates. This rs the larg-
est number OF applicants that ever
tried for certificates in the first ex.
animation in the year. In 1909 the
number was 1901. In 1910 10 was
l1O1. In 1911 lie was 1911. while the
grand total in 1912 Is 4241. Ohio
county had IS. hancock 30. Brooke
20 and Marshall 62.
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HEAD IS NAMED FOR
VARSITY DEPARTMENT

Special rfsratrh 20 the Intelligence
FAIRMONT. ". Va, April 15.-E.
n Zern n former resident ~ Farm.
ington. once superintendent % the
Jamison Mine No. and % late a.
slstant instructor IN the mining
school Of the University Of Pittsburgh
has been named as the new head Of
the department OF mining az the W
Va. University.
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Coffee.

sprcial Disps'ch TO the IutelIIxenrer.
NEW YORK-Havre market IN
changed to one-half franc advanced.
May futures closed offered at 14O4c.
July closed offered at 14.13c. Septem-
Der closed offered at 1421c. Decem.
Der closed offered at 1411c. March
closed offered at 140sc Rio No. 7
quoted at 14% to 14%c. Market
steady. L. w. MINFORD 4 co.
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Drv Coods

NEW YORK, April 15.-The wide
print cloth market was strong again
and advances Of &c a yard were paid
freely. Raw silk is strong in foreign
markets. Advances are being named
on staple dress goods for late deliv.
cry. Jobbers report a moderate trade.
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erisk. prices I've cents higher. Light
- sou s2A. mined. 81 eos %.
heavy. s. so9s 90: rough. s. co
IS: psgs. s. oeoI -: bulk Of sales.
81 sod7 S. Sheep. receipts $1,000
head: market generally steady. Ma
tive. ~ 2Sqs 30: western. 81 coo
8 30: yeariings. IS s0G7 90: lambs,
native. IS 50GT,7S. western. 80 000
6 10.
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Realir Tranafsra

Peoples Savings Bank Co. % Mar
raret Grinth. Metes. Warren town.
ship. $40
Ross Myers 10 j. l. Slater. 1900 "a
r.. Springfield township. $3.50
Frances blackburn TO j. W H0obler.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. W. Va. April Is. ~.
Range or active stocks on The Nav
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily r,
A. T. Masten 4 Co.. brokers.
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OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure Of trains e: Bell.
ARE
Arrivs-ii 50 e. M. $40 a. o. tts r N
Depert-s 70 a. m; t;to 3. n. ~ IS p ia
Sunday trains arrive a. $40 a. m ard
depart 90 40 n m
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Rergholz State Bank vs. Joseph p.
Miller. farm ~ BerEholz sold BY shcr.
~ 20 MordccaI Moore for e. 900
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OIL CITY, Pa. April 15.-Credit
balances, 81 so. Runs. 193,353: aver.
age, 126,73s. Shipments, 3O1.34s; av.
erage. 140,947.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. April 15.-Standard
Copper quiet; spot, SIS 5oG15 10
London firm; spot. SO rs Sd: futures
Ell 5s. Lake copper. 16d16Lc: cleo
trolytic, lee; casting. 15h 915%c.
Tin firm; spot. s43 25943 So Lon.
don quiet; spot s1s7 los; futures,
Ella los.
Lead quiet at 81 1894 %, New
York. London. SIC Is.
Spelter dull at So 70Ge 80, New
York. London. s25 lis Sd.
Iron, Cleveland warrants, 53s 10hd
In London. Locally iron was steady
No. l foundry northern. SIS asa
10 rs: No. 2. sl4 75@15 25; No. /
southern and No. l southern soft
SIS 256l5 IS.
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Edward Levie. ~ years. 81 Pitts
hurRh. and Doris Keller. q years. Of
Mingo Junction.
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CfUCAGO-Close. Cattle. receipts
$4,000 head Market active. steady 10
Toe higher Reeves. s. 6Od7 10:
ToHas Steers. 81 75d6 10. western
steers s. 6O07 M. stdckars and
feeders. 81 30d6 81. cows and heifers
s. eOn7 %. calves. g. OOH8 90
Hogs. receipts $4,000 head. market
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Cash quotations we're ss follows.
Flour Firm. advancing
Rye 80 @. Csc
Farley Feed or mixing. S5c0Si o..
Fair t0 choice mailing. 81 2Odt 81.
Timothy Seed Sc OOHt2 no.
Clover Seed SIC 00a2f 20
Mess Pork -t17 G2ha17 20.
Lard In tierces) SO o7b.
Short Ribs Noosel. $40 O7ik.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BJRGH. Pa. April i5.-Catile active
supply. % cars. choice. s. O0dS 90:
prime. 81 5007 90.
sheep steady supply % double
decks. prime wethers g 3od5 80.
cuils and common. g. 0OT3 90. lambs
- ood5 o.. veal calves. s. 5Ods 90
Hogs active, receipts. 20 double.
decks. prime heavies. g. 20. medium.
- %. heavy yorkers. - %. iEht
workers. g. 5o1s 00. pigs. s. 75d
%. rouRhs. 81 00d1 o..
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se.3si Duo.
U. s. government bonds unchanged
on call.
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r. HASTINGS

NAams An Soc @ ~
Structural q Consulting Ungihssr.
Huudiufa Nanufecturiua flante. uina
crete etc IHalrna. ErffulnteH Re.
ports surerinfenfeure Consultation.
achnulbach nundtna. Whssiing, ". Va
Fnsnsa He'll 81. National -ts
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NEW YORK. April Is.-Money
steady at 3HGsh per cent: ruling
rate. 80: closing bid. 81: offered at
"a. Time loans weaker: 60 days
and 30 days. 3h63k per cent: 6
months. 3Ad4 per cent.
Close-Prime mercantile paper. AZ
~ per cent Sterling exchange firm
with actual business In bankers bills
at "a 81 for 60-day bills. and nj
"a s1.15 for demand. Commercial
bills. 81 sax. Mexican dollars. a..
Government bonds. steady. Railroad
bonds. irregular.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April 15.-At
the beginning OF business to-day the
condition OF the United States Treas
ury was:
Working balance in treasury ofices,
s66.s42,155.
In banks and the Philippine treasu.
ry. s32. 405.575.
The total balance in the general
fund was s12s.44i,ss5.
Ordinary receipts Saturday were
s2.s57. 2e4. with ordinary disburse-
ments OF 1881. 6S3.
The deficit TO date this fiscal year
Is SIP .292. 425. as against a deficit OF
s953.0s5 at this time last year
These figures exclude Panama Ca.
nal and public debt transactions.