Indianapolis Journal, Volume 51, Number 124, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1901 — Page 7

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1901.

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The Trust Company Come to Stay "Into the wide field of trusts," in tho lanKu.j;e of tho editor of the Surrogate of New York, "wherever exaetitu! intelllKence. tnrv;itim ain! in-rmaiicnoy ar the things needful, the tri;, t company h?.s c(me, ,anl has come to :?.iy. Many pcoj 1.? wi'I be slow to comprehend how an artlliclal entity can be adapted to ach delicate functions, and it may t;ke tin;' to clnci p them tip to it. Hut for ourse lve, it would riot 5iirpri.--e 1:3 to hpe the trust company Fucceeel to the individual executor and trustee as surety, and steadily as tho Insurance company has replaced the underwriter or the Indemnity company t lie; surety." The Union Trust Co., of Indianapolis, Kxr-cutrs all trusts of court?, corporations or Individuals at moderat charges. It ha, all things considered, sreat advantages over the individual truster, persons contemplating makiris wills or trusts will do well to consult this company. OFFICES Nos. IIS and 122 (Company's Building) East Market Street. OFFICERS. HENRY - EITEL. President. JOHN II. H OLLI DAY. Vice President. HOWARD M. FOLTZ. Treasurer. CHARLES S. JI'BHIDE, Secretary. A. M. FLETCHER BANKER 12S Broadway NEIA YORK. Transacts a general banking business. Receives deposits subject to draft. Dividends collected and rerhitted. Acts as fiscal agent for, corporations and negotiates security issues of railroads and other companies. Deals in Government Ilonds and other Investment Securities. Accounts of Banks, Bankers, Cprporations and Individuals solicited. SAFE DCI'OSITS. S. A. FLETCHER & CO.'S CSofo Deposit V-itult UU Enat AVuaU LKtou Street. Absoluta afety ajralnst fire an1 burglar. lu llceman day and night on guard. Designed for aaf keeplni? of Money. Ilonds. Willa. Deed. AN tracts, Sliver PUt Jewel and valuable Trunks. Packages, etc. Contains 2.100 boxes. Rent 5 to 15 I'er Year. JOHN S. TAHIvI.GTO..........3Iannffer. MONEY to 0' Loaned upon Improved eltr property, grantln rermlsslnn to make partial payments. Interest graded according to locatioa and character of ccurlty. No delay. C. F. BAYLLtf. 127 East Market Etreat. Scud Ono Cctit for Postage And receive) an Intcrstlnir pamphlet, entitled, CO-OFEKTIVK IIANKINU. lly F1U Mae. O R N PURRY, SCTLatr r.uildinc, Indianapolis. LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS cattli: ix Lin i it Ai. miitlv ami M:LU(. AT MEAIIV PRICES. IIokb Fnlrlr Arlhe nt slightly llluhcr FlfTwrea Slierp Artltc 11 ml . (emly Condition of Ollirr MiirLrl. UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLH. May 3. The receipt of cattle were libvral. beini? the larnest tlnce the curly Tart of last Dei-emher. Tii Uffe-rent grade were well r prcsento.l, rxcept that thcr were no strictly prime export kern. The, quality gen-rally was atiaf.ictory. an.l with a considerably increased attendance of buyers and onsequonily ji mo liberal demand the market opened with considerable unlmatloa in the bidding and all fat steers sohl usually at an advance of about 10 cntM in prices over yesterday. The market for female- cattle 11.1 not how any quotable improvement, but pricM generally Meady, and there was a steady market lor the better class of feeding cattle. Steers oM as hiKh as S3., with ajuite a number of loads at 1375 2... and the top price for feeding fteers was 13. Heifers sold as hleh a H.S5. wltli full loads at $.7t, mid the to; price, for tows was ji;. The market for bulls and calves was without chance Quotations: Good to prime 5teors, l,:;;.o ins and upward VtAy( 3 fJ alr to medium steers. l.::io lbs and upward 4. -y,t - jGood tu choice l.ir ti l.:Vio-lh steers , 4.73' 3.; lair to me .Mum 1,1,10 to 1.31-lb steers 1 '., -- Irdium to KiHd ) to l.li.i. Steers t.ä'r -1 !l ;ood to choir- f. odiiw: steers K:X'( 4 "711 Fair to medium feeding .teers.... CTVo 4 M Common to ood Mockers 4 - t;ood to choice heifers 4 IVn 0 n) Faid to medium hrlt. rs 4 oo-.t 4 Common lipht hrlf-rs S .lo'i Good to choice cows !!!"!!" 'V.V-f l.r, lair to medium cow j.u,Vl :,yt) C i.mmon fdd cows 1 enl elves - ,,,,it Heavy cahs ..:,1f . Prime to fancy export bull.- ::.:.v,; c::, (oo.l t chofe butcher u ),-, - ,- i'ommon to fair b ,iis ;;;;;; '.. f,.; :,v c;ood to thoice c-)-.va a. id ciuVs! ! '.:-J,"y'ü. -?'7, Conimon t tndiu'n row ,mhI c a'VrJ ,;;.( 0,1 Hos Ree.-ipts. ;..'; shipsnerits. 1m.. Th r-ciipts f lios ere as lafK-' as xpcctMi. but not xr.;-s:c and tiir milkit fjtril wltli sale-irmii i.klioi .1 k.'.o.I advni.ee In prie s over est ria y Shirplne order: prn.-; to be limits!.' rijvi.l luently thre was no urgent eo:np.titj,,M lurnhrd ftor.j that sn;t, and as u-iu pnkr were re!tictai:t in pa.ii'.ir anv vn. Therefore it t'.- 1 1 1 i 1 1 conlj.iernbl hai d w ork fr t- ir.ei. j4, .';rnr:3te ?;. hi?!: prl-.s. aid ihcie wa. not as muit: life ir the m.trke: .is thre houil have been tc- ha'. e rn the trade satlfnctory. .Vom lrar..-actlnns wr? rIrtod '.'(."' abow- yei.tei-d.iy, ai d at the cb e a K"'d clear. nice n.oi ' t v; rral.' o that ba:K : 'al-ü lamed from lVWo. ar.d were larstly at J0..j'..V5... Quoiatfor: Gnrd to :v.oU-o mctllum and hi-avy ' 'i'ti n.fd) MUei arid heavy packing i.7;5.K

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, , , ,i, mi" 'io'Kl to choice licht weights ... 5.7 5.72'.-j Common to fair lisht weiphts... .'.t"' 2 Common to eoo,1 iics oX) (Jornl to choice liht weichts 5.751 5.7i Sheep Receipts, shipments, 25. There wa.- a fair supply of sheep and lamb, and with all buyers in the markt t the trading was active at steady prie: v; compared with those current heretofore thi we-k. Spring lambs sohl at JT-.Kfjv, clipped lambs at Sl.o 4.50 and clipped y.arlinAs at J1.2T. Quotations: CIc.oil to choice lambs )'i l., Comm'Mi tf medium lamb.s Z.Ttiii 4.2T flood to choice sheep Z.ui ?.ö Common to medium sheep 'l.WnW.Tt Stockers and feeding sheep 2.oofi3.no Rucks, per l'o lbs 2.&i3.ö0 Above quotations are for clipped stock. Trnimnctioii at tli Iiitral Vnril. INTKRSTATi: STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS. May S. Cattle Receipts, 73: shipments none. Tiie market was active and steady at unchanged prices. With "a good demand from local dealers the supply was soon sold at generally strong prices. The market remains in much the same condition as for some time past all grades fteady at quotations. There is an especially strong demand for medium weight butcher steers of good grade. Veals steady, with the best selling at V) and the bulk at JSIj.jO. The closing was quiet. Quotations: Good to prime steers, 1,350 lbs and upward .... q 5.6") Fair to medium steers. lbs and upward 4.90ft 5.20 Good to choice 1,150 to l,3A)-lb steers 4.7(Kf 5.0") Fair to medium 1,130 to 1.30-lb steers 4.500; 5.0) Medium to good !0 to 1,100-lb s,te rs 3.73 4.60 Good to choice feeding steers 4.50 Fair to medium feeding steers.... ?.50? 4.25 Common to good stockers 3.00'a 4.00 Good to' choice heifers.....'.!....... 4.25?i' 4.75 Fair to medium heifers 3.73'u 4.00 Common to light heifers 3.001i 3.50 Iool to choice c'i AVf '. ....... . . 3. 75'' 4.23 Fair to medium .cows,.,. 3.(rfVa- 3.75 Canning rows l.To'u 2.75 Veal calves 5.5Kr fi.fU Heavy calves 3.5n?i 5. Prime to fancy export bulls 3.7511 4.25 Gooil to choice butcher bulls 2.30'a 3.75 Common to fair bulls 3.50 Good to choice cows and calves 35.0" 1';' 50.00 Common to medium cows and calvei-i jo.iw'iiuu.ix) Hogs Receipts. 1.G00; shipments. 1.500. The epiallty of the receipts was f dr. The market opened strong ami active and the day's sales averaged fully 5 cents higher than yesterday's average. One load of 317pound bogs was sold to Hilgemier Bros., local butchers, for There were several sales of heavy mixed at $5.90i5.ö3. Light mixed sold from $3.t)7";4 to S5.S0, with the best loads of that grade selling for 15.8:. Uuslness ruled brisk and a clearance was soon made. Outside of pigs and roughs the market ranged from $ja"ri for the most common kind that was offered to $t for the best -heavies. The closing was strong. Quotations: Good to choice heavy $5.fl0 ffifi.oo Good to choice mixed 5.S0 (uä.ltO flood to choice light 5.fi7s''"5..212 Fair to good pigs 5.00 S5.50 Fair to good roughs 3.00 41 3.50 Sheep and Lambs In light supply and steady. The nVurket was. active, with a good demand, both local and shipping:, and all were sold. Quotations: Good to choice lambs $5.25i 5.75 Common lambs 4..Wi3.00 Fair to medium Iambs ?,AYtt'3.M Good to choice sheep 3.75AI4.50 Common sheep 2.501I3.73 Rucks, per Ivo lbs 2.30'tf3.23 Hlsevrhere. fHICAOf). My 3. Cnttle Receipt!. l.rnrt. Market p neially Hf-a.ly. ;x: prime Pteers, f.M; p'x-'r to medium. SX&.'-fil; Hocker and feedjrx ftronrf at cuwf, JC4..: helferK. 12.70 (.:; cHnners low at tZ'yZ.w, tmllx KteaHr hi $J.7")4.4'i; calves weak, excejit choice, at t-.hfl't B.12: Texas fed Ht-er. J4.2-.fi 3. 40; Texas grass Pte.eri. Texte t)Ull. 12. r:3.S0. Hej! Itee-elpts to-day. I.mi; to-morrow, 16,000, estimated; lett over, 3..'tHi. Market ftronc to . hlh.r. Top. $.1.!7: mixed und taitcher. $3..1 70: j:o.l to ch.O. e heavy. f'K,i ;,.'.r7'2 : rough heavy, $.VCVi.".73: llnht, $.. h ...; hulk of sale. J-. KCii5.liO. . , . . , Sh-- nrclof. 0.,i. Sheep nnl lamlm teail.T to ilow: ellpjd iHtntiK up to ?4.i.. t;ol to cr-olee wethers. !4.20U4.r,O; fair to choice ndxe.l. ttij4.2; Western nheep, J4 .2i(ff 4..V): ytarllnK.". J 2. 514. .V; native lamhs, $4.U )'u i.-0; Western lainh. J4.&KÜ5.2S. SV.W YORK. 5tay 3.-Tleeve-neceltii. 2.941. Steer about Ptea.ly: bull firm: cow uteady; thin i-nwa firm. Steorx, $4.Vy 5.'; no very prlm-irre-, bt:'l. $3.214.23: hohe to extra export hull. II 4fi4'); cow. J2.2'i4.23. No charj;e In catle. Kxi'on. ::.".T rattle an I U.ftM t4J rt t rs or beef. I'aUen Iteeelptn. 1.04.1. M.ilkrt xtea -It to troii. VI, IVr '.) .'Kt; ehiilii' veals, $.1 . 7 .1 ; little en 1 -. stn.fi ana lm Kecelrt.. 6.Tss. srie-p in n:'ie liberal stipply nti 1 weak: pond handy lamb Me .it.v: heavy lanihs nnd pooled Moek lower. ' 1 1 1 1 t "'"p. f t. 4..V; common to f;ilr unnhoin rlie.-j.. $4''i4. .'.; -llpped lrnhn. ..V'fM.30; wor.je.1 Ijnihf. ..' 5.7 ; culls. 14 hprlnc lamhH rixtntn.il. !!-!. -HeceljitK. 2.1M. Market Mcimt, KANSAS IMTY, May 3.-Cuttle-eerlpt5. l.'AI native. 1' Tex. mf. ( ealve-s. Xatl Hint Texns t -r : teetf t e to I V higher; other cattle nhout eteaty. 'h be beef Meer. $' ''""; common to fulr. It.l'i'u l.!"; Moi kern anl feeder'. JX 7J'i 5.21; Westein feil xteer, J I ' ... h : Texan and Indian.. Jit''..'..; cow, fx 1"' I.."'; heifer, IX ..".'' 4 M ; caniK if, R.7."ti3; bull. -1.2'1i t.i; calve, H'n 3.73. Hoj; Keeidpt. 17. '. M.tikt Heady to ;e htßh r. T p. l ulle of halex, .'. Co i .).'; heavv, M.s" i : mixed packet e, V.1.7"' 3.1; 1 1 ti t . f :.. -ii'ii 7ö : j V3V Sheep K. celpt. 2,Utrt. SJieep tealy to 10c lower; lamb.- Mow. VMrn lambs. $4. uui .'. ; V-t-en't weth.fi . Cl'i WcMern yearllnj:. Jl.r.o'j 4.7; !ri M.-ep. $.i..i irl: owe. :',.''( 4L'.'.; cullf, IX-I'Vu X J"; rprlntf lambs, $1.."Ji;.r.O. ST. 1)IMS. M.V 3.-t'attlo-Ueeelpt. 3, KM, lnI'lii'linC ? Texan. Market Heady. Native xhlpplmr and export teer. $4.7.".f5.s.1: dtee I beef und hutcli.-r Meer. 4.2Hi .V3'i; Heer under lltn lbs. fX 3; Mocker and fee.ler. 7.14 .M; 'ovs and helf.-ni. J-" ": eanner. l.2'.':l; bull. J-7014; Texa anl Indian hteer. J:5.:Ui1 .1.10; cowh arid heifer. J.'.XIt 1'. He;: Kei .elpts, 7. ". Market ..o h!gh,r. IMs and ll3ht. J1.7"'(l3 'I Iekfr. J3.73'(j3.Mt; butcher. J.VM'liti. Sheep ltee-lptJ. C'. Maaket fteady. Native muttons. W.s.'ff 4.3-1: lambs. ?t;.3e, aprlnR lamb., JT'.rS; ull nnd buck. J2.73ij3.73. i-(U.'TlI OMAHA. Mty 2 Cattle Herelpt. 3.11 a. Market active nnd stronger. NatUe beef Meer. JI.2.Vu .1.3 : WeHrn steer. Hi i.K; Tean Heers. $:!.." 'o 4.23; eowa and heifer. 3.3('1i 4.30; calve. j:l V. IIk--I:i i t ipt. ?..1' Merket ac tive and a ha.le hiuher. Ib-avy. .1.72-.i5..vJ1,: mixed. $.V7'Ma fu:73; IlKld. J.1.3'.i3.72,-.: bulk of sale. J3.72VI 3.73. Sheep TSei el tf. 2."i,X Market active and ftrotij;. Yeaihn. 4.3-!i 4.-; wether, Jlfi4.4'; ewe. $:!.7'i 4.lo; lamb. H -"ft 3. P. KAST l'd'FPAU. May 2 Uecelnt Cattle. 32 ears; nheep and lamb. 34 car1; boms, 4J ear. Shipment Cattle, .vi tarn sheep und lambs. 16 car: ho;s. So etr. C:Utl lu-niand fair. Cahe. i holce to extra. .-.iVUli.. lmb.--Chole n extra, ?.Vi3. b; he.p wether. 44.ii4 4't. Hos--llea y, ft".''i?.o.1; pic. r..75T 1.S0. CINCINNATI. May 3. llos active at Jl.j "'(Tattle steady t V .i.'.'Sl 3 .'.M. Sl eep slew and av at JJ.3iji 4.3. I.ambs lower at JX30ij3.15. At tli SeatTolil talr. With lire of Ri'ld ujn his coat, And powder on hi.- wavy hair, A courtly sit.iie up.n his lip. lie iaued bivlde the scaftold stair. The headsnnar. -waited, cowled and ßrim, W ith stain of erlnifon on hi ark; Hat o'er her slender hand he bent, "lat me yi rir;d. the way i dark." She v.oro a tdmy ktc!ib f croed. . A J'.oweied ;U1 of rich bl..eade; llir Mlketi lll..rs. sewa with hmi!.j. I'.y prl -on ior were soiled and liaed. h n ko-t they no t hi.- ilblxuied lute Ma-le mu.le in a moonlit jark; P it t"w their low had tome to tll. Lt me llr-t. the way is dark." She e.ithered cbse the Kerchlef'a fdl Ti hide the beating of her heart; I'.ut anwrt-d s ttl a he went. 'Tt but a moment that 've part." Tb" eii.wd rre !1to. And far awav she efrii-d to hear a morning lark; An ! all id. 'm; wa st t words "I.et me K' tir! the nay la daik." Th"uh Im th are du.t f-r many a car Thee loer of a troubled ttre.r, Yet i-outit and l.ly l: to-day In FW'-ft ninwni' and siler :hjrr.e. Anoinf the aho,t! of bh'od and death They shine r.lth love'n uioj)tnv Mtark, 111 word opoi the wafTobj stair--"I.et n e fco C.rM. the way Is dtrk." Mirn ItvliiS. In Frank LcUie's Popular Mag-azlii.

FLURRY IN CALL MONEY

IT ALMOST I'HIXIIMTATIIS A I'AMC I WALL STHGliT. SliHre llreiik, I nder Pressure to Sell, n lliiny tin Ten Point Good Tone to Locnl Trade. At New York yesterday money on call w-as tirm at 51i7 per cent.; last loan, 6 per cent.; ruling rate, 6 per cent. Prime mercantile paper. .".UtVi per cent. Sterling exchange was easier, with actual business in bankers' bills at $4.S for demand and $I..Sl;fi4.S4si for sixty days: posted rates, $4.S3Wfl.S6 and $i.SfJ; cumrrereial bills. $4.S4TT4.S1U. Silver certificates were 60c; bar silver, 5r-x4c; lexican dollars, 4S-c. Silver bars e losed at 27i.d an ounce in London. Friday afternoon's setback in prices was the most violent whichhas occurred since tho present phase of the speculative movement began. It was absolutely without cause in news of anything that would do harm to intrinsic values of securities, commrce or industry. A Hurry in the money rate, coming em overextended speculative accounts, indicates the whole situation in a nutshell. It is characteristic of a boom that It should continue unabated Into the very teeth of such a situation, with every preliminary warning, but pushing recklessly onward until the actual event forcibly checks the advance. The eianger has been obvious that the speculation was everrunning the bounds of reason ajid safety. The buying) was admittedly without motive or information beyond the hope and belief that there would be enough future buyers to lift prices to a higher plane, and so offer profits. Increasing trepidation has been telt among commission brokers and lenders oi' money who assume responsibilities for speculative buyers that many of this class were stretching their resources unduTy, dependent as they are on the maintenance of the price of securities to keep their credit good. As a consequence there has been Increasing pressure frem commission houses upon their customers to take their profits and lighten the load. Uut the buying demand has been constantly reinforced by newcomers and the inroads upon tne moneymarket extended. The preliminary figures of to-daj 's bank statement made it clear that only a werk showing can be hoped for, and the bankers began calling loans to recuperate their position. The call loan rate ran up in e-onsequence to 7 per cent., and the speculators began to manifest acute distress as they found themselves compelled to look about for new accommoelations. The extreme sensitiveness of the situation was manifest , In the violence of the reaction by what was really a modcrate hardening in the money rate. Tht? delicacy of the situation was enhanced by the furious speculation in the morning in Atchison, St. Paul. Rock Island. IX O.. Missouri Pacific and a number of stocks inlluencecAby these movements. Advances of 34 to 7? had resulted during the morning, among these stecks St. Paul being particularly buoyant. When the pressure came upon the market these stocks were among those which were most affected oy the selling. Knormous blocks were unloaded on the decline at successive elrops of ife to 1 point, through many points of loss. The drop in Atchison reached St. Paul rM. Hook Island S. Northern Pacific S. Ilaltimore &r Ohio 7li. Union Pacitic 7?. Missouri Pacific, 6l4. New York Central. 0, Illinois Central 3. Wabash preferred 5!4, Kansas & Texas preferred -4. Atchison preferred 4, Sugar 4i, and a large numler o other stocks between 1 and 4 points. The bears were so eager to take profits aftr their long abstinence that their demand to cover caused rallies among these stocks of from 2 to 3-V IJut the rallies were not well hf Id, and prices went off aain In some cases to the lowest. The closing was feverish and unsettled and the tone continued weak. Hor.ds gave way In sympathy with stocks, but there was no great activity In the general liM. Total sales at par value were Jv,755.no0. Cnlted States threes and lives declined ! and the new four and refunding twos and new coupon U per 'ct nt. on the last call. Following are the day's share sales and the closing bid prices: CloHnR Stock. Silo. lüd. AtehUon 4:m.;.) s.i Atchlon pref Kd.2;0 104' Haltlmore ehlo 4'. !o ito4 r.ultlmorr & Ohio pref 1XP Canadian Pacific 3.!e0 Pi Carndu Southern Chesapeake & Ohio fo.'JoO 4'. Chicago y Alton 3.500 41s4 Chlcnjto Ä Alton pref .30 Mi e'hleniro Term. & Transfer R.ioo 22 Chicago Term, fi TrnnMer pref... ..mo 4; C. I. & 27.5'M) piTij, Chicago Orent Western I'.Tim 2T.a Chicago Oreat WeMern pref A.... f.hlcairo (irent Wentern pref 11.... ui 31 Chi.. Ind. Ar U-iihvIlle 2.4H .",(, Chi., lml. .Sr ly.uHvtll pref H0 71'. ChleitK' l'tern Illinois 1 Ct.l.itgo Ar Nrthwetein 3-m) '2uh Chicago. Ro. k lland A- I'acllic... 40oo p;;ia C.. e. e'. A. St. I.. ' 3 Cebmidt Southern 4..im 11 Colorado Southern llrt pref l.V'O 33 Colorado Southi rn s ond pref.... 3.ihi "4 ' 3 Delaware & Hudson .-' i:.'a le.. Luck. Ar NVetetn 1.1 -e'l .1" Iienver A- Tllo irande M.L'ih) :,o petiver A- Itlo Urnn'l ! pref 4.1m .fi, ;ip. 133.!"0 n, Ktle first pref ; :!.-' ' Kth- seiend jief .... 37 Cient Northern pref 3.7im pt; lloeklnu Valley 3.1 m lloekbic Valley pref 2.ti 7': Illinois Cential 11. 4M 114 Iowa Central '" "."t'i Iowa Central pirf P-o ,r.K Lake Ktle A W-tfrn '- 0 I Lake Krle ,v Wetern pref U'l Louisville A Nufhville 1-l.ho p,n Manhattfu L 1 I Metropolitan Street-railway 11. 171 Mexie.sri Central 11..". :V Mexban Nntbnal :i.'.'i 11 , Mit. n ai oil A- St. Louis 1.2 Mi Missouri Pacific P.'H( 1M Missouri. Kana Txi lXbNt 31 Mlswiurl. Kan.-a A- Texa pref... IX I'M ,4'4 New Jersey Central l',h New York Central 4X2 p:p2 Norfolk A Western J.3: :.4 Norfolk A Western pref .'.'0 s: Not t hern PatllU- .'.!. v.io p:o; Northern Pacific ptef T.Pm Ontario Western 13.KM n'.', Pennsylvania 4.P0 MP P.. C.. C. At St. L :M k. Heading 27..Vmj vi It.a.llr'H iir.H ptef 1X4H1 7; Keudlng second pref 2.:-'0 ,V,i4 St. Ioul A San Fran 4V4 St. Ixui X- San Finn. Mr t pref.. s.-, St. L. Ar San Fran. sec. 11 1 pref... 3.' c;t St. I.ui Southwestern 4.10 ;;t,i2 St. 1ul Southwestern pref 5.4' 0 f,:. St. Paul 1M.!M I77i4 St. Paul j.ref s:,.(i.a p4 Southern Pacltl'- p':..!eo ;a. Southern Hallway 3.X1"0 ?. Southrn Hallway pref 4.1'K) Texas Ar Paoltlr 33.0.0 4s?4 Toledo. St. Lout Ar Western 7,Sih fnlon Paeltie 3M.PFnlon Paclfle pref IX.1'0 W. Wabash X!M -.M'ä W aba Mi pref 17..srsi 41 Wheeling A- like Kile 3.T.. 0 Wheeling A- L. F. seeond firef 4'f Wisconsin Central 2.L'1 ": Wiseonsln Central pref 7 4 KXIMtFSS COM PA NIKS. Adam M American 1 Cnlted States l' 0 sij Y Ilf-Fatso IK. MISCLLLANKOFS. Amalcaniated ep-r C.v.) -o American f'ar and Foundry .v-o ij Anorban Car ant l'oun dry pref.. 1..1V - American Linseed Ml .".eo fjij Ate rb an Linseed tM prt f Inl S". Am. Smeltlt.i and I'etlnlnc IX.V'i Am. Snu-ltlng ani Ilertninc pref.. 3 1 Arveilean ToU-icci 11.."." 1 127'j An.ieinda Mlnli-.tf Co 7.1'ni r.rooklyn Pap! I Transit 17. Mo ,m Cob-r.tdo Fuel and Iron ' m i-;v C.Mvo)lated Ja 'et.tir e.tal Tobacco Continental Tobacco pref : nelHl Kbv tt I :iu. ose S:'ar lie. ki.u e'oal International Paper Int. rnational Caper ptef I litel Ti.itt. -ti.t I Power Ijh b-ile tas National Itlsciiit National I t National Suit National Suit pref North Am ri- an CjelhV C,M!-t I'm. in. Mall l'eople's Ja IM s-'d f C.-.r Pres-1 Steel Car ptif .. I ellm-4t Pala, l'r !'. plihil? Ste iJrpiilllj Stefl pref 21.1'o 47 s.':-n) p.t !." 2'-7,.. l.i.'O f.ii :Vt is 7'i I 21 1.2") 7.V2 7,2" S7 3 M t h 4 :' t 2.1 17'4 f'O 4.-1, 2" 7t'j 5'0 Shi .... t.'.'o ri it i ur, 2I-I 44, 7' o M's I w) ;i s 3-2-1 V 1..1M v 7.11, 5: I "i H'. S.7- .;4 2'" 13 M) (A .4) 14 4.C" 77' i -oo :n4 1.2 h) 2, l-7.-v 41W Si:Kr T. nncsse Corel ani Ion Fr.l' n Hug and Pij er l'nb.n Hag and Paf.er pref Cnlted State Leather Cnlted State Leather pref Cnlted State UMr Cnlted State Itubber pref United Stau Sie.

Ctrite 1 States steel pref Western Cnion

97.fi v 47."0 Total sabs 2.!3.3M tlx. dividend. l'NITFf STAT KS P.ONIS. Cr.itei States refunding twos, r. g , Cnited State refunding two, coup Cnite.l States threes. r g Cnited State, threes, coup Cnite.j States new four., reg , Cnlted Siat new fours, co-jp , Cnited State old fours. rS Cnited States o! 1 fours, eoup , Cmte.l States fives, k g , Cnited Slates fif. eou'p District cf Colutr.bia 3.65's , local ;ni ami Pitonit 1: .pt .PifUi .bv3 .13SU .ll.1 .113'; . PfO . .125 Traile In Tkln 111 More Activity Prlee? Slendy nnd Firm. The wholesale merchant. are talking more cheerfully about the volume of their trade. In most lines it is now nar the maximum for this season of the year. The dry jjeod. houses, which had a poor A pi il. are havinsr a very satisfactory business at th present time. Wholesale grocers and confectioners report their business as much better than lat month. The produce markets are quite active. Kkrs, butter and poultry are weak In price on account of the incr easing receipts. The provision market 1 yuite active, and most descriptions of hos product." are firm in tone. On all articles manufactured from corn prices have a hardening tendency. The flour market Is dull, with prices unchanged. The seed merchants report their trade a still good and prices on most descriptions of seeds are steady and firm. On Commission row there is a ood dal of activity. Apples. ranges and lemon: are tirm at the advance of Thursday. Irish potatoes are still in large supply nnd weak in price. Cabbage and onion are steady. Druggists it port trade good and prices steadier in tone. All -grade of refined sugar were advanced lo cents per P.") pounds at ew York yesterday. The local grain market moves along much In the rut of three months past. All cereals are in active request at price, quoted. Keceipts f corn are the lightest known since transportation facilities have been so favorable to the shipments of grain. Track bids yesterday, as reported by the secretary of the lioard of Trade, ruled as follows: Wheat No. 2 red, 74!2e: No. 2 red on millinrr freight, 7l'ac; No. 3 red, 7J,i'i7J1ic; wagon wheat. 7lc. Corn No. 1 white. 46'-c; No. 2 white. 40'ic; No 3 white. 4i2c; No. 4 white. 4,-cf!i41'ic: No. - white mixed. 4.1". o; No. 3 white mixed, 41Vic; N'o. 4 white mixed, 4 P ft 434c; No. 2 yellow. 41V: No. 2 yellow, 41c; No. 4 yellow, 414-0) ",. No. 2 mixed. 43'2c; No. 3 mixed, 43,ic; No 4 mixed, 4P,-ft 43',vc; ear corn, 43c; wagon torn. 4."ift4Sc. Oats No. 2 white. 30c: No. 3 white, 20c; No. 2 mixed. 2'2e; No. 3 mixed. r7,S!c. Hay No. 1 tlrnotlvv. i l.Va 1-.25; No. 2 timothy. 111.2.112.23. Inspect Ion Wheat: No. 2 red. 1 ear; rejected red, l; total, 2 ear. Corn: No. 2 white. 12 cars; No. 3 white. 33; No. t white. 1; No. 2 mixed, 1; No. 3 mixed. 3; total. 30 cars. Oats: Iiejei ted, 1 car. Hay: No. I timothy, 3 cars; No. 2 prairie. 1; total, 3 cars. l,onllr-' ml Other Produce. (Prices paid by shippers) Turkey hens, 80 er lb; young toms, 7c; hens, 7l;c; cocks, 4c; lucks, 7c. Cheese New York full cream. 13c: domestic Swiss, 17c; brick, tc; limburger, 13c. Kutter Choice roll, 11c per lb; poor. No. 2, 6ft 7c. I'ggs 10'Ae per doz n. Feathers Prime geese, 20c per lb; rrime duck, 20- per lb. Peeswax "0c fc" vellow, 23c for dark. Wool Medium, ur. vashe.l. lf'ji7o; tub washed. 21ft 2v: hurry and 'nmerchantabh. 'ylc leas; hnu merino, piftllc; curse braid, 1K 1I1DKS. TALLOW, KTC. Greensalted Hides No. 1, he; No. 2, 7c; No. 1 calf. 'J'iC; No. 2 calf, ,sc. eJrease White, 4c; yellow 3',4c; brown, 2ic Tallow No. I, Ac; No. 2, 3c Tili: JOMUINfi Tit A11FJ. (The quotations given below are the Sellins: prices of the wholesale dealers.) Ijuiilles nii.l 11tft. Candies Stick. 7c per lb; common mixed, 7c; grocera' mixed. ti'2c: Uanner twist stick, sc; Hantier cream mixed, lojfile; old-time mlxed. Sc. Nuts .Soft-shelled alni.nds, lsftoc; English walnut. 12'al4o; Brazil nuts. 10c; tliberts-, l',ac; peunuts, roatied, ft!c; mixed nuts, 12c. (it nil eel (umIn. Corn. "Deft 11.23. I'eaohes Eastern standard. 3-lU, J.'it.'-'j; 3-lb Fecund, l.:Mft2; California standani, $11052.40; California seconds, l.lv'd2. Mlscellaneou--ilackberries. 2-lb. S.-.ft iec : raspberries, 3-lb, $1.2jftl.U0; plnapplea, standard. 2-lb. JI.S3Vjl.90; choUe, $2y2.M; cove . oysters, 1-lb. full vv.dRht. ll.O.'.ftl.hi; light. ijijt;3c; trin beans. 3-'.b. 'ft !.'k-; Lima beans, 1.20 1.25; peas, marrowfats. S.cVl; t-arly June. Il.lutu.lj; lobRtir. $l"-'2; red cherrle. 9'c5i41; ftrawbern-s. Sft:X'; salmon, 1-lb, U3cft$2; 3-lb tomatoea, b'ytf itc. Cant nnil Cik'. Anhtraclte. $7; C. & O. Kanawha. Jl; Pittsburg. : NN Inlfrcde. $4; Kaymond. J4; Jackson, 4; Island City lump, $3; lump cotee. 11c per bu, $2.23 per 23 bu; crushed coke, 13c per tu, JX23 per 2i bu; Hlossburg. $1 per ton; Connellsville oke, ?rt per ton; smokeless coal. $." per ton; Ihazil block, $X30 per ton; smokeless coal, $3 per ton. DrtiK. Alcohol. $2.302.7'); asafoetlda, 40c; alum. 2' 4c; camphor, fcs'.oUc; cochineal. 6ift;33c; chloroptT. lo'oHc; turpntlne, 37V,ft41c; glycerine, 17ft:oc; iodide Mtas.dum. 2.'.1ft2.70; bromide potassium. .lift 00c ; chlorate potash. 1.1ft2e; borax. Iftl2c; cln.honlda, 40ft 4.V; carbolic acid, 3.vi pc. Dry f.iIn. P.leached She-tlnus AndrorcoKgln L. 7c; perkby, No. tiii, H'2c; Cabot. !; Capitol. 3'...c; t'uniberland. -"e'; Owlfht Ancnor, 74c: Fruit )f the 1h,i;i, 7"ic; Farweil. bc; Fltthvllle, ; ao ; Full Width. 5'jc; C.llt IMge. 5'.c; lldd Aue, 4'jc; Hill. 7c; Hope. 7c; Linwood, 7c; lunula e, 7'4c; pealMxly. lie; Fel p-rell, l-4. ISc; Pepper-II. 10-4. 2e; AndroscoKkln, 9-4, I'.ic; AndrueogKln, 10-4, 21c. Hrowtt Sheeting At lartlo A, Tc; Argle, IKC; Itoott e.'. 4'ac; liuiK'j llei.l. f.c; Clifton CCC, J.'jc; Constitution, lodnch. ; Carlisle, 40dnch. f.c; pwUht'a Star. 7c; Hrent Fall K. 5rc; t;re-it Falls J. 5'5c; 1 1 111 Fine. 7c; Indian IP-ad. f.e; IMpjerell It. .1c; Ppperell, 10-4. ISc; Androscocgin. 1-1. 17c; Androc'K-:l". 10-4. )c; Print Allen Iren st)bs. 4c; Allen's1 staples, f.e; Alh-n Til. 4'u.-; Allen' robe, ie.c; American hdiv,o. 4VArnold long cloth. II. Sc; Arnold LLC, 7c; e'ochco fancy. .V; Hamilton fancy, .; Mtrrlnine pink and purphs, ö1-; pacific fancy, ilo; Simpson's mourning. 4lc; Simpson's Ib-rlln solid. 5'-.-; Slnipson'i .11 llulsli, lie; American Lli tine. 4c; black w hite. 4'2c; gray. 4 ',. Kid-finished Cambrics Ldwardf, a-ic; Warren, 3': Slater. 3c; C.e;.e.-o e. TicUlna Ainosk ag A A. M'- c; Constnga l'.F, 13';.c; Conll-i 1(0. Hc; Cordis T, lPjc; CorII ACi:. 11jc; H.iinllt.n awning. 9c; Kimono faney, i7c; Lenox fancy. K ; Methuen A A, lo2c; Oakland AF. lie; Pottwnou'h. ll'c; Susquehanna, 13'te; shetiiekt tW, ic; Sh tucket F, 6'ac; Swift Plver. 5'.'. lirain I t.i k h Amoskeag. 515.30; American. $15.30; Harmony. 15. .1; Stark. $1S. tilnghamsAmoskeag Ftaple. 5c; Amoskeag ltess, 7c; Pates, 3c; Lancaster. 5c; Lancaster Normandita. 7c; Fail Iu Nor.i. Sc. Flour. Straight grade. JIVil.20; pater t Hour. 11.20$ 4.1.1; fprin wheat puter.ts, M.4'ij5.G5. tircicerlen. Co ffee flood. 10ftl2c; prime. 12ft He; s-trletly prime, ltd Mo; fancy greti and yellow. I'ii22c; Java. 2V'i32o. poastc-d-olrt f iov.-rntr.ent Java, ft :'"c; liolden Uio. 2lc; l.ourU,n Santos. 24c; Cifih-d Santo. 21c; piime Santo. 23c. Package eoffe. City rlcs: Ailosa, 11.2.1c; Lion. 11.25c; Jersey, 11.2.1c; Caracas. l'?.75c; Hutch Java blend. 11. .ino: IMIlwurth's. ll.2.'.e; lall Pouch. 11.2.V; CJates's b!endel Java. lo.7"c; Jav-Ocha, 16.5.)c; Flite (cartoons), 13.2.1c; flood Luck, 15.5oc; UooJ lan k ( 1 j as s $7.;-0. Sugars City jrl.-es: Hominoe- fi.47c; cut loaf. K.47c; iowl've.l. "..07c: NNXX poxvder. fi.UV; slarf.lard granulated. ...S7c: line granulated. 3..s7e: extra fine granulated. 5.!7o; granulated. .V Ih . . . i .... I O. I ... . . . nags, ii.h.c; grauuiaie.i, -n. v.'ii:; curies, F.x. C. ...e7c; 10 yellow C. .1.f2c; 11 yellow, 4.:7c; 12 ell..w. L!i2c; 13 yellow. 4. XV; It yellow. 4 7o; 11 cl!ow. 4.7c; P. yellow. 4 s7 f Salt- In car lots, 1.20ft-t.25; small lots, $1.2.1 Flour-Straight srad. $I'H.21; patent, $1.21? 4 .m; spring wheat, first grade. 14.20ft 1.5j; second grade. M. 71ft 4; bakery. fo..'.ov(3 Spices-Pepper. 17ft ISc; al!j ice. lWISc; cloves, ... 1 1 " ' . I C. . mil rv i rr m tf,.. .-. IL i.i'i i , ii!i i, i.ii-; , iiuuii-i.-', i--'i'i.k n r IteKins Prime marrow, bu. $2.5.1ft 2.S3; eh lb. BeKins Prime marrow, bu. $2.r3ft2.J3: do na -I 11.11. . I'll. w .l.r.f..-. .-' nil I .1 l.u, fm.t.m' 2. Si. Lima bean, lb, 77i7'4c; German Lima br;tn. ".'ft.l-So. Mo'avs and Svrups -New Orleans molass. fa"r to prini, 2S'i23o; choice, 3Viioo; syrups, 20 0 22O. LI. c-tV';i!ana. 4 -, ': : Carolina, ß'-ijS-jC. s-h-.t I 'I.- 1..V) per bag for drop. L-a.; ;'-'. 7e for pressed bar. Wood Dihi- No. 1. per l.tf". t2ft2 10; No. 2. $J J 71; No. 3. $2. ."" 'I J; N. 5. ?3ft3.2V Twine Hemp. 12ft lc per Ih; wo I, S-TjlOc; fiix, 2'.ft''c: paj-r. 21.-; jute. I2'M; o.itton. !Sft2V. N'vdenw ar No. 1 tubs. H.iftN7; No. 2 tubs. 41 .'"-; ti; No. 3 tub.. $..'-'n$: 3-hoop palls, fl.r.0; 2-hoop pails. $1. yft 1.3'); douhle WHshboard. $2.25 ;2.75; common washlio.it .1. $l.3itf 1.75; clothes plna, tii'fitilc per box. Iron nn! Strrl. Bar lrin. 2.:.V; hors-ho bcr. 2.73'd7c; na'I rod. 7c: plow slab. I c; American cat teel, 9'cllc; tire Me.d. 3ft3'sc; tprlr.g steel 4!s'53c. Leather. Oak sole. 31ft:Mc: hetrlok sole, 2731e; harress, 3!fti7e; si Irtln. 2-'o4,c; ingle trar. tl'ip 4; city kl;, oftv"..-: French -kip. Vfi$i.:o; city calfskin, 50c'tJ1.10; French calfskin. $1.29 1.S3. nll nnd Ilnrnmliora. ?teel cut rail, $2. S3; wire nails, from star. S2.6 rates; from tr.UI. 12.65 rates. Horseshoe. t... f ... .. .1.1 M.l t.l....A .... ... -'j.

loim, ...u.--, " ,11 'i in, ..v , 1 iruni liinvr, pur 3iftc; Indigo, r.fty'c; licorice, Calab., g inline, 33ft 40c; magnesia, carb.. 2-z, . 20ft.2c; morphine. 1. Ar V per ox, $2.4.12.70; madder, li--.fi:... nil mmiir. ri-r snl. II 1.t' I ." nil l.r.

gamut, per lb, $3; opium. $3.71'g3.!0; quinine, P. A: W., -r tz. 41iiP'.c; balsam copaiba, 55lU!Oc; Hf.cj, ca.tlle, Fr.. 13ftl0c; soda, bicarb., 2.ft6c; tili. 11.. le' M.ilohur flour V.c.. a .1 it.

per keg. ft; mule shoes, per keg, $4.30; hors nail. $ift3 per tox. liarb wire, galvanized. $3.23; paintee", $3.10. flln. Linseed, raw, 62e per gal; linseed oil, boiled, ' per gal; coal oil. legal test. Mftllc; bank, 47ft. '.Oc; best straits, .loc; Labrador, toe; West Virginia lubricating. 20ft3ec; mineiV, 4-c; lard oiis. winter strained, in brls, 3X;j0c per gal; half brls, 3c 1 kt gal extra. rrtlnce. Fruits ami V-getal)lci. Pireappb-s $2 per doz. Florida Cabbage ?2.73 j'r crate. Kananas Per bunch. No. 1, $1.73'q2; No. 2. $1.23 Gl. DO. Oranges e'alifornia navels, $3.23ft3.30; fccedlings, $2.3vj3. Lemon Messina, fancy, 3C0 to box, $2.73; California lemons. $2.73?3. A.-paragus Large bunch. 4c. Potatoes Jl. 33 per btl: 4.".ft4Sc per bu; l"'c extra charge for each barrel or baff. Sweet Potatoes Illinois. J2.3iift2.T3; Kentucky, f2. Celery Florida celery. 83c1$l per o'1z' P.ermuda Onions $2.73 ikt crate; Ksyptian onions, $2 ier bu. Honey New white. 17c per lb: dark, 13c. Cocoanuts 3Cc doz: ja?r bae. $3.3. lladihes 2.1c per doz bunches. eireen Onions Home grown. 3 doz. 21c. " Khubarrj Home grown, 12'-c per doz. Spinach $1 er brl. Kale 71c ier brl. Letluce 12'sc per lb. Cucumbers fl. Oft 1.. 10 jer doz. Tomatoes 3c per basket; $2.73 rr crate of 6 baskets. New Ileet? 30c per doz bunches, flreen lleans 43ft 3.23 per bu box. eireen Peas J2 per box. Turnij.s tl per br; 3.1c per bu for washed. Strawberries 23ft 30c ier qt for Florida; Mississippi strawlerries. tl.'Oj 2 per 24-pint crate. Cranberries Jersey, $2.21 ier bu. Apples Kali win. $4.30 per brl; Kussctts, $4.23 per brl; lien lavis, $1.30. Asparagus Home grown. 31345c per doz bunches. 1' r v !! iv m. Hams Sugar cured, 13 lbs average, W.ft'jc; 12 !! averase. 125il2'-.c. Iard Kettle rendered. 103c; pure lard, 9Tt)C. I'ork Mean, clear, $1X30; rump. $13.30. Ha con Clear sides, 30 to lbs average, lö'ic; 30 to 40 lbs average. 10':c; 20 to 30 lbs average. HHc; clear bellies, 23 to 3 lbs average, 10-e; 18 to 22 lbs average. 10-c; 14 to P lbs average, lllic; clear backs, 20 to 25 lbs average', lue-; 12 to 16 lbs average, lo'to; 6 to 9 lbs average, luc. In dry salt less. Shoulders 16 lbs average, 9!4c; 10 to 12 lbs average, SUc Seeri.

Clover, choice, prime, $7(T17.50; .1'ngllsh, choice, J7ft7..10; alsike, choice, JTftS: alfalfa, choice. Jl. ,10ft 1.7.1; red toji. choice. s0cft?1.75; English Muegt ass, 24 lb- $2ft 2.3.1; (lerman ralllet, Ihcdf J1.25; Western German millet, Sc$l; common millet. S')ftMc. SALKS OF ItlML IS STATU rvcnty-Fonr Trnnsfer 3Intle .lluttrr I i ti f It " rl Yenterlay. i Instruments filed for record in the recorder's 'oft.ee of Mai ion c ounty, Indiana, for the twentyfcur hours c-nding at 5 p. m.. May 3. 19ol, as furnished by the Indiana Title fJuaranty and Ic an Company, No. 129 Fast Market street. Eoth telephone?, So 3: Mary J. Hadley to Joseph Ft. Homan, the undivid.d 'i in Iots 6 and 7. Yanblaricum's sub of Outlot 2, west of White river. (Corner Dorcas and Plum sts) $100.00 William H. Stringer, receiver, to Lii Lutz, IiOt Fl. Hlock 2. Capitol Park add. Corner North and Caldwell sts. 4C0.00 John Sargent and wife to Jeorge D. .Wallace, part of the w 2 of the s j of St S, Tp 16, H 3. (Iawrenc3 township) 3.40O.OO Amanda. A. Thomas and husband to Preston F. Cable, lts 73. 114 and 115, In Metzger' Hast Mlchlfran-st ad 1. North st. bet Kealing ave and lielt Hail road) 730.00 August Wacker to Carl Schmidt and wife. undivided ' of I.ot 113. in Wacker'H 3d liaughville add. (NVacker st, near Calvelag st) 150.00 John Wacker to Carl Schmidt et ux., undivided 'a of Lot 133. Wacker's 3d Haughvllle add. NVacker ct. near Calvelage st) 150.00 Joseph Zeiner to Anna F. I .a rig. Lot 1, Sq 17. Heaty's add. Corner Fast and l'..-echer sts) 1,300.00 John Neubauer to Joseph Kantenberg et ux.. Lit 41, Alexander C. Ay res' a S. Mfr(diar.-st add. Marlon ft. near Carson st) 1.500.00 Margaret llaloy to iMwanl Ha;erly t ux.. Lot S. Ingran Fletcher's sub of Blocks' 1 and 2. Ingram Fletcher's Oak Hill aid. f Corner Ludlow ave and Nevada st) 400.0J G.-o. W. Black to Fred A. Gregory. Lot 5. 10. 11 and 12. Hutchtngs's re-sub of May Wasson A: Co. Highland l'atk. Corner Kure-ka ave and Pdh st) l.f)0 Wilhelm G. Schneider to Susie A. Tuttl'. 1ot .V. Thomas A. Morris's 2d add. Corner Alabama and 11th sts)... 4.500.00 llenjamin F. Parr to Lucinda C. Mehl. 1im 3. h ami 6. John e'. Wehb'n sub of Lot 3 and li, llanway V Hanna's Oak Hill add. i Rural st, near Glenn drive) , 300.00 Charles H. Yocum to Joseph Correll, ;art of l)t 7. Hanna's heirs' add. noh st. near Stlllwell st) 1,300.00 Caroline M. Malott to tJeo. Snyder, I art of the n e i of Sec 3. Tp 1", K 4 20 acres. (Warren township) 5,300.00 Ella Clay to Laura F.vans et al., w ' of the n a uf Lot .1. Athon'a sub of Block .1. Lawrenceburg St Cpper Miss. It. It. Vo.'t sub of f)utlot 138. (Corner Maria and Locke sts) 7C0.OO Gertrude M. Frankmolle to Chnrle ti. Cramer, Lot 4, McKernan Ac Plerce'a sub of Lot 12. Hlock 9, Drake's acid. 12th Ft. neat Capitol ave) 3.300.00 Wilbur H. Tallman to NN'm. T. GiMham. Lits 1. 2. 19, 21. 37. 42. 4S. 4'. 9, 7S. S4. ! 2. 91. 9i. 7. '.IV. W. li IK, 125. 112, 131. 139 and 147, Newman Onk' Park. (Bounded by Hillside and Valley a und Gertrude and Lawrence st) 1.00 Max Gun.hlfingir to Malvln W. Tielenor. Lot 4t), I'lemlng'M 4th Noith Park add. (Park uve, near 2th st) 2,70i.0O John L. 17an to F.llu Clay, w ... of the n ' f Lot 5. AthonV Fub of Block 3, Lawrnceburg A- Cpper Miss. H. It.. Co.'.-, sub of Outlot 15S. (Comer Maria and Locke st) 7C0.0O Joseph Cox et al.. by Fherlff. to James 1-7. Mooney et al.. part of the w s of tin s e 4. and part of the w a if the n w 'i .f Sec 1.1. Tp Pi. It 3. Washington township) 4,833.50 Gustav J. T. Meyer to John T. Gm'cii. ld 2. Hlock 7. David S. Heaiy's add. i Harth ave, near Lp Grnnde ave) 1,100.00 IMward Jone and wife to James W. Harrington. Itv 29. :w, 31 and 32, Hlock 13. Hrad ii et al.'s N. lndlanaoII. ll'dell st. near Clifton st) J. 00 James NN'. Harrington, trustee, tu F.I la, M. Jone. Lots 2'. 3n. 31 and 32. Hlock 1!. N. Indianapolis. iFdell st. near CI If Ion st) I7.!w-ard T. Pedlow, admin !:( ra lor. to Louis L. Fretter. Lt 2. Hviain Al Cornelius's I2th st sub of Lots 2) to 27. Chus. Post, guardian'. 1st add. nnte ave, bet 21st and 221 sts) l.Cvl.oo Transfers. 21; total oonlleratlon $J0,306.5t KiillillitK I'orinltM. Aithur F. Sudbrock. frame dwellln; a:ii! Murlnu n iifri'.-lM- eeut K f Oriental Board of School Comtnisloners. brick schslhoue. Sheldon street. btv,een Sevnt'enth and Montana streets; cost. $3..1. Jennie K. Snoddy, repairs. West Merrill strt; cost, JloO. Margaret Hamilton, veranda, northeast corner of Terth anl IN-nnsylvanla streets; -ost. $7..m. Samud Davis, frame cottage. X3 Hamilton anue; t-rt. $1..10O. H. M. ..iller. brick buiness block, 703 and 7i:i N'et Washington street, $.'.00. Mary 11. tiulnn. repairs. 31 West St. Clair street; cost, JP'. VITAL STATISTICSMAY 3. lllrtliN. Kessler. Fr'! nnd IVssir. ell v. hoy. Hradway, Franz an! Lizzie, li3f Villa avenue, girl. Korr. r nM, Harry nnd Itrse, 423 Hudson street, lxiy. I?r?toln. Jake and Anna, S12 South Illinois street. lxy. Conner, Lafayette and Annie, 313 South Alabama street, boy. f'nmbaek. Oliver and Kinnia. city, Hoy. Van Cleave, Thomas and J.oiile pi's West Walnut street, girl. Dr.it ha. Charles II. Stevens, forty-two vrnrs S"6 West Walnut street, eerebral hemorrhage" Mollle Watklns. thirty-one years. 331 West Thlrtenth street, la erlim. I Dora J. Lane, fifteen years, fl 1 Twentyfifth street, pneumonia. Susan A. Harnes. firly-clcht years. 112i i West Twenty-ninth stn-e., absco's of JJver j Walter L. Fait, sixty years. HIT i;,4st j Market street, t uberculosl;.- of spin. Ves S. Pattle. nfty-m- years. 712 FJast Walnut street, cerebral hemrrhaK. MaR.lalena (lerald. sixty-nine years, '0 Me k street, uaralvsis. ! Chrislina VI. tlroschell, seventy years', 121 j West TNventy-seve nth street, e xhaustion j following: la grippe. ! Isaac (Jrlltith. thirty-four years. i:cs Lewis j street, valvular insiilflt ieney. ; Henry Wilson, seventy-two years, city. typhoid pneumonia. 'l Manche Hoot ho. seventeen years, city, hypertrophy of heart. He-port of Parking IIounc. Since March 1, the beginning of the yumrr.er packing senson. the packing hou.es of Indianapolis have killed H7.on hn.e, against lH.I for the correspon.litiK two months of 1). At all points reporting 3.4&,,0i'i) hogs havr been killed, against 3,613.(XO for the corresponding two month of last year.

C'tvf,, i 1 .iiirun .'I xt y u. Villi Olli., 41 lbs. prime. J2.3'ft2.4'); stiictly prime, J2.31.15 2.21; choice, $2.15ft2.2'; fancy Kentucky. 24 lbs, $1.20; extra clean. ft73c: orchard grass, extra.

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1117 HOLDS tiii: MAIlKirr AMI FOHCi:s IT IP A FT I1H A P.HLAlv. HecirI Irlee eif ro Mmle Wlieiit miel Unli SIhmv Smnll Derllitrs lruviMiiiiH Are Ltmrr. CHICAGO. May C.-Short. set another r e ord-breakinp price for May corn to-day. pnd the close was 2c over yesterday. July c?osel a shade up. July wheat broke after a period of lirniness on plowing crop prospects anl other bearish consideration?, eic'singr s'uc lower. Oats closed 'j"cown, and jirovlsions lyrZlc dejiresed. The wild course of prices brought for May corn had little to do with general market conditions. Its manipulated condition was more than ever apparent. The July delivery was comparatively as placil as a summer sea, but it was at least an Index of corn values when all tho produ;t In sight Is not In the hands of one man. Hut the May option was the center of aitraction. Shorts were panic-stricken and bitl the market up In tremetnlous leaps from 5öj3)e at the opening to äSc, compared Nviih yesterday's close at 3e. Phillips, who controls the market, sold SHJ.O) bu to shorts between 5dc and ic. Trailing longc. tearing that their leader was about to unload, dumped their lines into the pit and the market brke to 33c before it was realized that Phillips was not yet prepared to lose his head. He sold nothing tinder Er.e, at least not openly, and the markei reacted and closed 2c higher, at JiäVie. Thj fact that out of eJ4 cars received to-day bat 21 gratled contract hal much to i In causing fresh alarm. July opened strong r.nd enjoyed a general demand for a time, but liberal realizing caused a decline. Tart of this was recovered later in anticipation of wet weather West. July sold be twevn 477s. nd 46 c, and closed a shade higher, nt IT'hC The wheat trade was fairly active, but the strength with which the market startc-l. under the Influence of light Argentine shipments and firm cables, failed to hold. July opened x'al,c higher, at 74Vci74:S,c under a heavy local lemand. Suthwestern people, apparently convinced that the crop lias n glowing future ahead of it. despite alli gations of damages from bugs. Ilee anJ Hies, started the selling, which later bcanv iulte general among local people wh had bought earlier or during the past few day. The bears Joined In the movement, and as a result the market slumped to TJViJ'lc und closed weak and S.te lower, at 7:'.1 S73'ie. Snow's crop reprt, making the leneral condithm fil.5, indicating a winter yield of 430.(KK'.ooo bu. ami the Kansas e-ii.-eiltion W), was an influential factor In the veakness. Liberal receipts ami disappointing dullness in the cash market were contributory factors. Kxporters reported 11 loads taken. Seaboard clearances in who it and flour were equal ti L'Go.OO) bu. Primary receipts were Ss.in bu. compared V.Ith ClO.fWH) last year. Minneapolis ami Pulet h reported 128 cart, against 1"H. last week and 3 a year ago. Local receipts were CJ cars, one of contract grade. Argentine shipments were !C.0fJ bu. nearly 2.000.0 less than for the correspomling v. eck a year ago. Continental markets were reported strong. Oats were active, but seemed t be more Inclined to sympathize with other grains than to follow an independent course. Hoth Mav and July galnel on yesterday's topnotch price at one time under big demand and light offerings. Later commissio-.-l.ouse people broke the spell which was Keeping the cereal In old hands, and prices in consequence decline!. The bulk of trad.; v.as In July, while May furnished short. 4 with symptoms of heart liseuse by occasional 'reminders that the bull leader in corn might also have the oats market tip hi. -4 sleeve. Hecelpts were 211 ears. May sool between 29"8e and 2saHc and closed e lower, at 2o. July ranged between :7ic and 2GV, closing He lower, at 2G"bC. Provisions opened stauy, but declined on liberal offerings, mostly In the way of realizing. July pork sold between $1j ::) and J13.:V2 and closed 27-e lower, at $15.01; July larl between JS.o5 and 7.i3. closing 1 c down, at $7.!5. and July ribs between Ss.OS'i nd $7.s2., with the close 7'e depressed, at F.s'tlmatecl receipts to-morrow: Wheat, 4: cars; corn, 2Ö0 cars; ats, L'60 cars; hgs. Fi.ooo head. , , Leading futures ranged as follows: Articles. Open- lllßh- Ixw- Clohat Ini?. est. est. Mov 73-TaT 74 i'2 i --. I July ... 74-74 71, 7-'.-7J'i Corn May ... 3.1 -57 r J July 47-,-47i 47 -47, 47'i 47S 4i'i 41V4 Sept f)ats Sept 29 y 2i1-27

, 27, ,:; riTi 4 '-M 23g 23, 13.2:'2 JH.97'i tu?:',' 13.3-1 1302'j M. 07 4 X.12'i S vi R tVi or, 7.' 7.91 S.OT'i 7.91 7.93 17', Kl'j 12'4 h.o-ij, 7.9-.'j 7.9:"i 7.9Pt 7 sT'i 7.9i were a follows: Klour

21-2.1 PorkMay ,.l...22'i July .1 .... 'I LardMay July Sept ItlhMay .lulv 5.12'j h.1'1 C7'i R. 17'i S.iL'V j 7.97'j Sept t"rsh quotations were a follows: Klour Demand moderate. So. .1 sprlnx hat. 71 1 -ii 7:i'c ; No. 2 red. 77l,e. No. 2 cun. 34'jt33c; N. 2 y.llow. .Lie. No. 2 oats. 2'a 2 rtc ; No. 2 w hite, 2'.,mc; No. 3 w hite. :'.1 S. 2 rye. ."..Pi'U ..4.-. th.od feeding t.arley. .M'..1c; fair to hol - malting. 3i't.'i:ie. No. 1 ilaxer.l. M.'V. No. 1 Northwet'tern. ll.CS'j. Prime, timothy reed. $2.731. 73. M ss Mrk. per hrl. ILVy M.C.I. I.nrd. per Pw P. Js.nVoN-il- Sh rt-rll sl!e il.o.-r). $S'.iS.2. Drysalted shouMot lioxd. H.!7iv'7 1'."?. Shortclear side lb..-.J, H.2.V,i8 27'. Whisky, OH baei of high vlne. .2s. Pacelpts-FI'iur, .17.io hrl; whent. T.'niO ,r, coin. 249.0.MI hu; oat. 2..') bu; lye. s.m bu; barley, 7."" 0 hu. Shipments Klour, 21." trls; wheat, C .' hu; -orn. 11.1. t0 lm; oat, 2)S,iJ bu; ry-, 2".r' bu; bailey, .l.oi hu. at m:v vhiik. Ccrenl nnil Orrnl Protuct SufTer n Lnt Hreak-Siignr IllKlirr. NI-:V YORK, May 2.-Flour-U relpls, 1.1.e(V btli; exports. 11,010. Market unsettled; l-wer t Kell. Wheat Hecelpts. '..2.V bu; exports, 24.2S! Spot tirm; No 2 red. M'c f. . 1. alIo.it, MV' elevator; No. 1 northern Duluth, f. o. b. ft Unat; No. 1 htrd Duluth. '..'; f. o. b. alloat. Options, after p ulng luio anl active on cables and -a jump in corn, turned weak, declining under active Ikpiidat;on, Improved crop news, a late break in corn and bear pounding; closed weak at 'ac net lecline: May M'ifiVLV, closed nt M',c. Julv. 7:' l-10S0';o. clos d at T:'hc; September, MtTSVjiC, closed at 77e. Corn Hecelpts, 2,'i bu; exports. Kö.i7. Spot weaker; No. 2, 3,"c elovator. .V.'c f. .. b. aHoat. fitlons opened strong on in.: -nipufition, but weak-rtied later with whe.it anl urnler less active dernrir.d from shoil-; clos-l easy anl '.''"ie net lower: May, f34Tirfc)tic, c losed at 5V; July. 31 !-10 i .'.:', . c losed at 517nC; September. 3o'ii31sc, closed at r)"'nc. f)it. Receipts, ll." bu; exports. 1.1 5. Spot piift; No. 2. ."2'zc. No. Z, ?2-: No. 2 v hite. :'.4't.11i'': No. white. ;;;.; tra k mixed Western, .ll'H'.c: track wliiic, 'H'.c. Options juiet anl Irregular. "Lard weiker; Western steam. ?;.4o; r. -f.ned quiet: crntinental. $.l; S. A.. compound. JO. 73. Pork steady: f imllv, 13..p fWlO; short clear. J13..V'rr 17; mess. Jl5..V'ii.n. Tallow julft: city $2 for package). 4V'i.e?. ceuntrv tpackiges free, ; il'ic. Cottou-s e.; oil dull; prltre yellow. .i4c. CofI"ce-Spot Ulo dull: N. 7 Invoice, ,c; mlt'l dull: Cordova, t'!. Sucrar Haw streue; tair n.lnlng. 3'.., 3 lW'V; c e ntrifug il. . t'st. I1' 1 3-10. ; r.olasses sugar. :P;'.iS !-b'.c. Refined stlong and lil-'hcr; No. .": N. 7. .'; .N,(. 4 Mic; No. 1. 4.73e; No. 1 i. 1.7 I-; No. II. 4.01.-; N. 12. I.t: No. V.. 4.-.O..; N,,. li, 4 31 . standani A. 5.::.V; ont' t ion-rs" A. 3.73c; mold A. ri.0K; cut-loaf. 0. '."; crushed, o n,. , p'iwdered, 5.0.3c; granulated. ü.."c; cube.e, THAU 17 i .i:i:ti.L. (Itiolntlnn nt St. Ltilc, Halthuore, ( liiel.-mi 1 1 nml CMIicr l'liir. ST. Ldl'IS. May 3 Fl ur dull: patents. !ir,', 2.7:.: extr fancy and strauhi. $1. 1 J.3; c let;. 12 Siv.j. Coin meal stenoy at $2 2. Mran quiet; - . .. -...I".. lit..-. . ' lUlet ; tacked.' east track. 7''17h hittN . I ei,', N... . M ' , -eh. 7t'e; May. .4S". July, .t'i.1 ,.; har.l. 72,,'i7jO. c'orn No. 2. i-?h. I ' 1 . ...... I..U- l.i.e at.-No IV tMi.h 29 V; July. :fe: N- 2 white, ci'V' P.-ii; steady; jobbing. $13.71. I.ard lower at. JT.'jl. Dry1 M. - . .K..VAy4k ft t .A 9 ' Artku 0. . u O M.i v rfii tlX D'tiru; "irauj , 'ilil riH'M, 1 i I clear ribs. IS.30; clear side, h :,. r..icotj iboxed) fcteAdy: entra hört, f.. i:t; clear r i :.. 13.25; cltax vieci. cV-7'a. liy utitxdy; timothy.

$''''iM; .rairle hay nt .jU"--l. Vhlky steady t $1 2V Lou t-'-tt'.n t i Vf. fl I'KRinr. '''7c. Hemp twine. H-j; t.--Kl ur. .I. trls: what. r.'.o o t u: cert.. ID.Oo bu; t at. Z?. t-a. Shi.Tie:t Klovr. . l,u; wheat. 14'Vf. bu; cm. l.-d i b:j; ...its. II.' ft I o. l:.M.TIM ;::. i.iy Kl-.ur dull; re.-eli.tn. 2.1'.'. t.:i.; ixp -ri. ;:-4 S.r!. N". he.it f.rni; prt sr.-l the rvrdh. 7' . o ; Jux 7 akei; July, 7':7,.: t-arr.T No. - r .1. 7r.1I';-'7fiSe; riits. jv.r;.; lu; S'iSh'ia wri-ar. by MniTde, 7- iv'... ; S i:t!i.rn. on prs.V-. ;fs'';f. Corn tirru.-r; m'.xe.. p.t a'-. l :i.- m ith. '( 'i 'lr; June. ". 1 ': '. t ; J-.Oy. rj4e; :-arner mit"!. e11!) ''' e, ei,.t . n.'-ei bu; Sa:trern whir anl eii.w o.-n. ."de. cat- t1rtiir; N 2 whit. 34c. sr' -; N. 2 niacl. 5!-i Ua;; rccIrt. 47.72J tu; export rone. I.I V I '. UP a Mav 3. N heat Sjnt tiim; No. 2 red Western w inter. : No. 1 n .rthrn pr'.ng. t;, l'.d; No 1 California. . .M. Corn Spot juiet; Areri. an riitx.d. new a.ii old. 4 3l,.l. Hr.m Sh -rt cut pii.t t 4'.k M. Dw.eon Short rib fvti ady t ti M; h ng-eh-nr miM:-s. P.aht. juiet a: lis :.!; 1. : g-cl. r twiddle, heavy, qul't at t:-. L.ird prime Western, in tlerc. steady at 41.KANSAS CITY. M.iv 3. Wheat-May. 7V.c; July. '7 ,'-.:7'1-; -ah. No. 2 har.i. 71''i72c; No. 2 r .l. 7:. . C..rn-M."y. 42'.'- 4.'c; July. 4:c; cah. No 2 f ixe,!. i;.(Cr; .Sv 2 white. 41r. at trona; No. 3 white. 41,c. Heceipt Whc.it. ".. bu; irn. 41. 'H bu. at. li. "- bu. SMjimr. us Wheat. :'..4'i tu. eorn. 4V- bu; oate. 2'."- bu. CINCINNATI. April 2.-Flour jul-t. Wheat r. min.tl: No. 2 re.!. 77,li7c. Corn dull: No. 2 mir..,:. 4T:;c. vif; dull: No. 2 mixed. 3 v. It r.'in: No. 2 No.-t liw eMern. tl-. I.nrd quiet und steady t 17. '.. l:u!k meat-. $x.47,.. r.eon stad.'- at lvt-7'r. Whisky d:UPeis' finlshe gools) firm en a bai of $:.;'.. Sugar firm. Tcjl.i:iu. Miv 3. Wheat moderately aettv an.l weak; vi ani May, 7ic; July, 7i,4c. Corn Cash. 47r; Mav. c. Julv. 47tc. Oat Cah. l,c: Mny. 2V; July. r7c lte. 3:r2. ' i.'t r !..-d--Cah. p:inie, $'i.i7'a; fJctober, 11.37'.. MII.WAI K KF. May 3 P.arley quiet; No. 2, -7 ;rSe; fani Ic, 40'iHe.

Htitter. I!sm nnd Clieec. PHILADELPHIA. Mr 3 -Putter tt'--1y: fancy W.Mem n.;ini(rr. 2'.: faner Western print. 21c: fancy near-by print . 2-V. l.kg Meay; freih ne.ir--v. r.c; ft-sh Wintern. 13-; fresh Southwestern, l'-.-c: freh Southern. 12c. 'hee q'llet: New York full er -am, fancy Km .11. 134c; New York fuil crearns. fair to hore. S'jfill'ye; New York lull cleans, new ehe lee. 'aS'c; New Yolk full creams, fair to good. S'.1.--r. NKNV YP.K. May 3. Hetter-T.et elj.ln. 4.34 pHckace-8. Market firm : ir.nmery. 131:nc: fact ry. WiVtv. Cheese Receipts. 2.611 ckaget. 7.1arkt piit; fan-v imge. elered. Ji'se; fancy lerge. white. l'i:,iM',c; laney fniHll. c-olore.l. ll'.MI'-i : f.iecv niiiill. white, llc. Keg Kipt. 1::.:4n paekffges. Market rtcadv; Westerri, recular paeke,'. i;'-i IS'-e; storage Western. 13 r;!4r; Southe.-n. U;12e. HALTIMORK. May 3. P.utter tinn; fancy Imitation. i7'u:.e: fancy creamery. 2k-; fancy ladl, lliliic-; store m ked. lKjll'vc. Lgu firm; fresh. P'.'ii 13';e. cheee tirm; large, il'c: medium, ll'-c: small. I!r. KANSAS CITY. May 3.-Eggs weak: fresh Missouri r.i K.inriM no'k. l"c Mr dozen, lorn oft. cases returnel; new whitewood case a lncljdel, !.-c m le. CHICAC:. May 3 On the Produce Exchargt to-day the butter market was t7ull: creameries, ICuPc; dailies. IK; lu-. Che.se. V'A'llc. L'fgs. llc. ST. Id"IS. May 3 P.utter dull; creamery. 1J iVr; .laity. ll"?:M-. Egs lower at 11c. repackei and eases included. CINCINNATI. May 3.-Ecg steady at He. Flutter -teady at K-'Joe. Cheese steady; Ohio flat. 11' 12c. LOT" 1 S VI I. I.E. Mar 3.-P.utter Pound tt leV. 23c; Co -11. tutf. 22c; 2.1-1 h tubs. 223c. Egg, lie. Wc.ol. I.O?TO. May 2 Tlie Commercial Pulltln will say to-morrow of the wool trade: The receipts of wool In llo.-ton sin.- Jan. 1 have been 47.7'i;:.1M lbs. agi Inst '.!.72 lb fcr the same pel d of l). The shipment to date are K2 -73i 'm:i lbs. against sulew of 37.3.1ti.xi lbs for th Miii.' p-ri.Ml in 1 :. The total mock on tian.l Jan. 1. l'l. was 76.2(,:i.'i lbs; the total stock to-dsy is 41. 2S1.1.C I lbs. The linket has been hit a hard blow by the unfavorable renortu from th Ijondon wool au.ti ns. c'ontrary to all ext,c,ration. fill the advance established by private sales, ha Io n lost. Merino wool ha receded to the elosinic rate of t he. laut ulllc auction).. Cross bred had Jrcpped 3 jier cent lielow even that level. Th-re has Uen a nirely trivial Jemand f'..r w-.nd in HoMon thl we. k. and beyond sale of 3.' bales of choice Australian, on av basix of GSc. there I little doing. I.uyer ara taking up wid In the Wet at low price. New fine northern California is offeied her at 0c clean. ST. liOCIS. May 2.-W.k.I Inactive an1 easy; rtie.iium trades. iltilT'.e; light fine. ll'al4'kc; heavy tine, eyiie; til wanhe.1. 17jr27c. Olli LIMA. Mar 2. There was a reduction of 2c In the price of Lima un.l 2c In the price of Ra idem ci ule oil to-day. The WeMern ijuotntlona are .s follows: North Lima, fc3c; South Lima ani Indiana. 7n WILM1N;T0N. Mav 3. Spirit .f turentlna tlrni :t 314i"l'-c. Kcsln firm at SI Oi o $l.ln. CruIe tutpetitltie r.rm at fl.V) to 2.1. Tar firm at H.2. Olli CITY, May T Credit bfllamen. tl.12; eertlflcate. no bid. Shipments, 7;.f12 brl: average, 7f.."21 brl; run, !C.7r7 brl; average, ;.340 btl. MoNTI'I'.I.IKII. May S.-lndlana and South Lima crude pet. -oleum, 7c ct brl; North Lima, .Vic. CIIAI'LESTHN. Mar 3 Spirit of turpentlna htm at .".le. Ito-ln nun; 1. C. D, $1.01; E. ti li. S WANNA H. May 3 Spirit of tunritlne Crra at 3i'-c bid. H. In frm and unchanged. Poultry. IlCISVILLH. Mar X.-Poultry-Hen. fCR,e: l'rlng ehl.-kens, II ..'.eij 4. aceor.llnf to size; turkeys, 3'i('k'; ducK. Ke. ST. LOL'IS. May 3. -Poultry fteady: chlckena. 7,iTivc; turkeys, 3gi,,c; ducks, Sc; g?s, ZU Je CHICAGO. May 3.-Iced poultry dull; chlckena, fi'r.'i.il'c: tutkej. Vtlc. CINCINNATI. May 3. Poultry quiet; chlckena, ??l2'.c; tuikyt, iV7c. Ilry CJnndai. NFAV YDltK, May 3 There ha ftn no material chaiig in the nuirkit to-day. Home lernau I cntinueM m.hlarate In all direction, l'.iown hetln' an i drill firm In cxitott gtadea; si!n fair orders In ti e market I low eilen' prhe. Itlnach d eottomt jul"t and Irregular. e' r.r cdil oiton dull and without material ehaii);4. Print tlcll.a inactive. Print jult ami eai. Linen: scllirg In limited juantltlen, but price kefp f.rni. Lurlap are tirm. with a limited dreaud. Cotton. NEW CHILEANS. May 2.-f'dbn y. Sale, 4,21 bales. nr'llnHtr, 3 I-1S.-; good ordinary, h'.e; low middling. 7 1-Pic; mldillng. 77j'; g'xii me Idling, s 3-!.; mid Hing fair, S 'J-ltc. Hereipta, 2,3'.i Uiles; st.xk. 24.3i7 bah. NEW YOP.K. Mar 3 Spot ottn eloped oulct ot l-l.e lowr; middli'ig ujUiil. 'c; nihldllnj Kul f. k'tC Sides, 7 bale. .Mr tit la. ST. Irin;. Mir '.-Met! steady. Lrnd firm at 4 22't . Sp Iter him at 37'si. TO ABATE Smoke... 5C Use as coke under your boilers. Om ton of coke contains as manj lient units as a ton of coal, anil makes no smoke. THE INDIANAPOLIS GAS CO. SiAV!4 A I) MILL tPPI.lt:. li. C. ATKINS & CO. A Saws Manufacturer and Re paitrr of all kinds of (lit ie i I I Hlin, ftntii irl Ullutti Iiidlnt dl. Ind. A y i3 li.MHUY WHEELS 6pf.c:ltic3 or W. 15. Harry Saw and Supply Co. i s t'KN.N. :rr. All kl"J of Saj r-Mif PI'.YMl IANS. OMJSu Osteopathy 013 blciecton llulljluc. DR. J. l. KlkfvrA RtCK n:eiH- of Women anJ the P.ictum. Pi!. curJ t hi ai an.l nijr metl.o-1. No detention fluni tui.no. On.ce. 31 üft eihto. !!? o. i. pli:tciii:r Ill'.hl I iCN'CE - :P-"5 North renn.lvanlA atr-ft. t Kr'U'E-7:j hcuth Mffiinn .crert. Oit.c Hour -9 to 10 a. m.; to 4 p. in ; 7 tj p m. Tr!e;.hor.t eift.ee. SviT; .-.-idrrc. 4:7. taeaHaatratMra4aTff.9aa 1 SucJay J:rrdt ty I':!, C2 T

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