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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-06-12
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State Lands.
STATE OF INDIANA.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to the
provisions OF act OF the General Assembly of the
sale aud conveyance Of certain lands of the State Of
Indiana, dispoSing OF the proceeds thereof and pro-
vding Tor the recovery of the possession OF any lands
Of the unlawfuv held and Tor the rent Of any
OF the lands OF the state until sold repeating all
laws in conflict Herewith, and declaring emer-
gency," approved March 9, 1889, will offer for sale
70 the highest bidder az the Office Of the Auditor OF
state, in the city OF indianapolis at from 10 20
2 p. IN. on Thursday June p, 1859, the following
described real estate situate in Marion county be-
longing 10 the state OF Indiana, and authorized to
be sold by said act:
Outlot humber one o., west Of White riveE in the
city OF Indianapolis; appraissment S3S6.25.
Lot number twenty-nine go, in Aliens second
north addition 10 Indianapolis appraisement, $50.
Lot number thirty (Sll, in Aliens second north
addition to indianapolis; appraisement $50.
Beginning AT the intersection Of the vest line of
the gravel road and the west line of the west half of
the northwest quarter Of section twenty-five, in
township fourteen north OF range three east. sixty
and half poles south OF tho northwest corner of
said half-Quarter; thence north 351s degrees east
ten poles and sixty-three hundredths; thence north
5425 degrees west. poles and ffty-three hun
dredths 10 the west line Of said section thence south
thirteen poles and three hundredths 10 the begin
sio '''"'Ds -'''' si'''0 PO'' 'Ft'''''i''"''
All that portion Of the southeast quarter of section
one On, in township fifteen l5) north, range two -
east, contained in the following boundaries. Begin
ming in the Rockville road n the southwest corner
OF said quarter section, running thence north forty
(40l chains and twenty-five l23l links to the center
OF said section thence east along the north line of
said quarter section twenty-one (3il chains and
fortY-hVe I45l links: thence south twenty 2W chains
thence east six (6 chains and ssventy-ve (75l lin Ks
thence south twenty 20l chains and twenty-five Isl
links TO the south line OF said section; thence west
along said south line in said Rockville road twenty
eight l2s chains and twenty 20 links to the place Of
beginning-containing one hundred acres, more or
less sppraisement, $500.
said tracts OF land above described will FIRST he
offered for cash II bid cash is received said
tracts OF land viii Immediately be reoered for sale
credit not To exceed five years. interest being
payable annually In advance. No bid for less than
the appraised value thereof will be received
BRUCE CARR, Auditor Of State.
indianapolis June II, 1889.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, June MISUNDERSTANDING, S. zoo,
making 1850 for the week; dull and easier, but
nearly all sold native steers sold at stat IS per cwt
with few tops at - sO94S5; 10 carloads Of Texans
do at S3.30@3.50; bulls and dry at S293. ex-
ports to-day aud tomorrow, $50 beeves and 2, 200
quarters of beef; for the week, 3 $50 beeves and TO-
300 quarters of beef Sheep-Receipts Il 600 making
a. 400 for the week dull and easier for sheep at STA
525 per cwt extremely weak for lambs; ordinary to
choice southern lambs sold at S5.6566 30 per cwt
a Jew selected lots at S7@L2j. Caives-Receipts,
5000 making r. 200 for the week; dull and lower at
milk calves. Hogs-Receipts 1880, making $500
for the week trading in live hogs reported quiet
at the nominal range of A.T0@5.15.
CHICAGO, June 1O.-Cattle-Receipts 5000; ship
ments, 2,30O; market strong; 5d1Oc higher; beeves
Sl40a455; steers, ss5oa425; stockers and feeders,
81 4o9350; cows, bulls aud mixed, Sl.6O93.25; Texas
ments. 5000; market steady to SC higher; mixed.
s430@45O; heavy. s42O@4.45; light, $4.3O@46O;
skips, sS:509420 sheep-Receipts, 1000; ship
ments 1907 market steady; natives, S3G460; west
ern shorn S3.50@425; Texas shorn, S394.30; lambs,
S1G3.25 per head.
BUFFALO, June 1O-CattIe-Through, 30 car
loads sale, 200 carloads; 25c lower than Monday
D extra steers, s4@4.15; coarse cattle SS.25@350;
choice butcher, So 50@S. 75 mixed butchers $50
$40; Hogs-Ihrough. 80 loads sale, 14o loads
l0c lower; medium, 81 80; Workers. $780, pigs 81 60
@L65. Sheep and Lambs-Tnrough, 81 loads; 80
loads sale; 25c higher active and all Sold good to
best s+5O95; fair to good 81 25@45o; lambs, $500
CINCINNATI, June l0-CattIe-Receipts 1900;
shipments. goo; more active; steady; common to
choice butchers 81 759i; shippers, s35o9i. Sheep
Receipts, 1870; shipments, 1000 steady with fair
demand; common to choice, S2@4.25; extra wetherS,
S450@475 Lambs-In large supply; lower at 81. 500
go Hogs-In good demand; higher; common and
light 3 756450; packing and butchers a. 25G4 80;
receipts, 800; shipments, l,lS0.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June -Cattle-Receipts,
l,l40; shipments, Cos market very dull, but few
selling for lack of buyers on account of railroad
facilities being affected Hogs-Receipts, 3OOO ship
ments 400; market slow; all grades, s4.5064.6O
Sheep-Receipts 3200; shipments, AGO; market
slow at last weeks prices.
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The Foremost American.


Mr. Cleveland is the most conspicuous and
most honored citizen OF the republic at this
time, so much so that when he appeared in
company with the president during the late
centennial the eager and enthusiastic crowds
could not be restrained or prevented from man
ifestng their admiration so strongly that a
stranger might have supposed Mr.. Cleveland to
be president, and Mr.. Harrison person of less
official consequence. In all this there is a
popular recognition not only of Mr.. Cleve-
lands character, but of the worth of the prin-
ciples that have guided him in his official con-
duct. The honor in which he is held by his
countrymen is an expression of popular devo-
ton to those ideas which Mr.. Cleveland repre-
sents. Il is a seal of approval upon the doc
trine that public Office is a public trust; upon
the doctrine that government exists for the
equal benefit of all the people, and not for the
advancement of the interests of privileged
class of rich men. 10 is a manifestation
OF popular sympathy with Mr.. Cleveland's
courageous protest against that socialism Of the
rich which seeks to mold the laws of the land
to the will OF vulgar piutOcracy.
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An Indolent Organ.

When the liver is indolent, it must necessarily
be when it fails the bile in sufficient guam
titles TO meet the requirements of digestion and
evacuation it should be set work with Hostetters
Stomach Bitters. The heathful stimulus to activity
impaired by this incompatible Alternative speedily
evnces itself in a departure of the uncomfortable
sensations in the right side, the fur upon the
tongue, indigestion and sick headache consequent
upon inactivity Of the liver and the diversion Of the
bile from its proper channel Irregularity of the
bowels is always and painlessy reformed by the cor
receive indicated which is infinitely to be preferred
both because it is safe and eficacous to blue
pill caome and drenching purgatves of every class.
1t cures and prevents fever and ague and rheuma-
tism
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce.

Produce.
CHICAGO, June ia very fair business was
transacted in wheat at variable prices The feeling
rather unsettled, the market early showing COM
siderable strength and later weaker. The open
ing was SsGlHc higher than Saturdays closing,
eased off temporarily and then sold up &c, then
declined sc and July closed the same Saturday.
The more deferred features closed 1sd4c lower than
Saturday. The advancing tendency early was attrib
uted to the weather. which again cloudy
and rainy. The weather bulletin showed
and this induced the covering Of
shorts as well as buying from other sources. But
later advices denoted higher barometer and private
advices denoted clearing weather. The weather at
present in the Southwest forms quite an important
item, harvesting is in progress. The visible sup
ply wRs about what was generally expected, though
less than some parties had calculated upon. Quite
active trade witnessed in corn during the
early part OF the session, after which n more quiet
feeling prevailed. A frmer feeling was developed
aud transactions at higher prices. The better
tone attributed to wet weather and
small arrivals. The market opened Satur-
days closing prices, was firm and advanced ga
nc. eased off Ease became quiet. closing q shade
higher than Saturday. Oats were moderately active
and stronger, and prices advanced 1d3sc in the
sion on fair purchases by shorts, which became
scared at the advance in corn and the reports of bad
weather Later quietness prevailed, and prices re-
coded slightly, and last sales almost the same
on Saturday. A comparatively light trade was
reported in the market for hog products Outside
parties forwarded very few orders and local specu-
latOrs Indifferent about trading to any extent.
Changes in prices slight, and the bulk of the
business was in evening uD small trades.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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A FUGITIVE IN EUROPE.

Secretary of n Republican County Com
mittee Suddenly Skips Out.
SAN FRANCISCO, June GA sensation has
been created here by the announcement that
Morris c. Baum, secretary of the republican
county committee is fugitive in Europe, hav-
ing left here $4,000 in notes bearing forged in
dorsements. Baum was sharp young lawyer
and had large business, but gambling and
women ruined him. To pay his poker losses he
drew notes and endorsed them with the name
of his brother-in-law, Simon Anspacher. Be-
sides the forged notes Baum left fully $4,000
in small debts to a score of friends. Baum left
with Jessie Wiers, who has blsckmailed some
well-known people out OF large sums.
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INDIANA K. OF p.
Meeting of the Grand LOdge-EIections, Re-
ports, Etc.

Meeting of the Grand Congratulations, Re-
ports, Etc.
The twenty-frst annual session of the grand
lodge K. of P convened in indianapolis
Wednesday and Thursday of last week. The re-
ports of the various officials were received and
the general state of the order was reported as
being in a satisfactory condition. The follow
ing officers were elected: Grand chancellor,
Judge J. C. Suit of Frankfort grand vice
chancellor, A. c. Hawkins of Evansville; grand
prelate Elmer F. Williams of Terre Haute;
grand chancellor of the exchequer. c. I. s.
Neal of Lebanon; grand keeper of records and
seal, Frank Bowers Of New Castle; grand
master-at-arms, II. c. Sites of Fort Wayne;
grand trustees, +. G.. Herr of Goshen, George
w. Powell of Indianapolis, l.. A. Barnett of
Danville; supreme representative, Charles B.
Shively of Cambridge City.
The grand lodge authorized the changing of
the length of the terms OF the officers in the
subordinate lodges from one year to six months;
this will call new election the last Tuesday in
June.
The constitution and general laws, as CON-
piled by Grand Secy. Frank Bowers, were re-
ferred to a special committee OF five, who will
examine, revise and annotate them in the next
sixty days. The German laws were disposed
of in the same manner.
The following standing committees were an
nounced:
On Appeals and Grievances-E. G. Herr of Goshen
T.. ]. Kruger OF Michigan City, W c. Harrington Of
indianapolis, j. NJ Humphrey Of Kendallville
On Law and SupervisOn-S p. Earle of Franklin
4. d. VGn0sdol # Madison George w. Fowler
James r. Carnahan, W. L. HeiskeI, all OF In
danaDOlis
On state of the Order-L. A. Barnet Of Danville
George II. Story of Laporte, 4 y. Grant Of Kok0mo
On Finance and AccOunts-H. ID. Grabs OF Union
City. Charles BOer OF Covingt0n B. F. Richardson OF
indianapolis.
on Credentials-W. II. Shon Of Indianapolis, John
r. Morris OF New Albany James Shields of Lebanon
ON Mileage and Per Diem-J. +. Mcdonald of Say-
mour Ed Chadwick OF Shelbyville, L. y. Downey of
GOspOrt
On Subordinate Lodges and By-LaNs-W. 5. Med
skier OF Cambridge City, August Woerner of In
danap0lis NJ. J.. Tackert OF Greensburg.
On Unfinished Busincss--C +. Tuley of Bloom
inston, H. 5. Mock Of Muncie 2. 5. Hern OF Rich
mund.
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Weak Women.

The more sensitive nature of the female sex
renders women much more susceptible than
men to those numerous ills which spring from
lack of harmony in the system. The nervous
system elvss away SICK neduacnS Is iIgquent,
peculiar TO the sex cause great suffering.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiarly adapted for
such cases, and has received the most crafty
ing praise for the relief it has afforded thou
sands of women whose very existence before
taking it was only misery. 1t strengthens the
nerves cures sick headache and indigestion,
purifies and vitalizes the blood, and gives reg
uiar and healthy action to every organ in the
body.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO an order
OF the Marion Circuit Court the undersigned, James
Willsey deceased will sell at public auction, at tbs
late residence OF said deceased, mile west Of New
1889, beginning at O'Clock p m. the following real
estate, in Marion County, state OF Indiana, toit:
The north half OF the northwest quarter 0f section
thirty-One l3i, township fifteen 10, range nFe ~.
east containing So 22I)0 OF less except
p acres of the north side thereof Lots No. thirty
FIVE t35 and thirty l;9 in the town Of New
Bethel.
TERMS-The purchaser viii be required to pay
one-third cash; the balance in two equal payments
evidenced by two prOmissOry notes, payable in uins
and eighteen months providing Tor per cent in-
terest from date, and attorneys ices and secured by
mortgage on the premises sold. Abstracts OF title
will be furnished purchaser sale subject 10 the sps
prevail of the Court. JAMES J. FRITTs. Admr.
Estate Lewis T. Willsey. Deceased.
Arthur V. Brown, Atty, l21a \. Delaware-st-
12-4t
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In THE WORLDOF TRADE
GRAIN.

There no call yesterday, owing 10 the board of
trade election. The market is virtually unchanged
from Saturday.
Wheat Receipts reported to-day 200 bu; yester-
day, 200 bu. Market quiet.
We quote No red, 7667sc; No. red, 7l@7Sc.
Corn-Recepts posted to-day, 1880 bu; yesterday,
$500 bu. Demand for all grades is very good
Shippers report the eastern demand very small.
We quote No white, S6c; No. 2 white, 351Sc;
No. white. SIC; if color, 3593512e; No. 2
color, ts5e; No. yellow, S21zc; No. mixed, SSa
331c; No. mixed S21 99SSc; ear, Shippers
bidding for direct shipment from country points
the basis of Indianapolis rates of freight Mixed
corn. 29c; high mixed, 291sc.
Oats-Recefpts posted to-day, $1,000 bu yesterday
IS 900 bu
Market is weak and demand limited. We quote
No. white, 279271sc; No. white, 26c; No. ?
mixed, 241zc; rejected, 22@2213c.
Bran-The shippers report demand to be light;
they are bidding $3.50 per ton; local dealers pay
ing 50. 25d9.50
Hominy Feed-Selling at S1O9iO.25.
Hay and Straw-Receipts posted to-day, cars /;
yesterday, cars. shipping demand small; local i'm
proving. Timothy hay, choice sl2 per ton; No. 1,
Sl1.25 per ton; No ?, $3.50 per ton; prairie No 1,
S725@s per ton, the latter figure for Iowa. straw,
S. per ton.
Grain in Store June 10. 1889.
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Notice to Creditors.
CIRCUIT COURT,
Ear CLAIRE Comfy. WISCONSIN.

In the matter of James Adams. by whom D.
ton for the discharge his debts. under Chap
179 of the Revised Statutes OF Wisconsin and Acts
amendatory thereof, vas made on the 18th day Il
May, A. D., 1850.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order Of the Circuit Court Of Eau Claire county, Wis
cOnsin, made the day Aforesaid. all cred tors OF
the said James adams required 20 show cause. II
any they have before the said Circuit Court a. ths
courthouse in said county OF Eau Claire at general
term thereof to be held the I'D day OF September,
1889, at 9 O'Clock in the forenoon 0l that day ~
thereafter counsel can be heard why said
James Adams should not be adiudged 10 be an inso-
vent debtor within the purview OF Chapter 70 Of the
Revised Statutes Of Wisconsin, and why assign
o. the estate Of such insolvent debtor should
not be made, and why he should not be discharged
from his debts, and such other aud further order
should not be made as shall be just in the premises.
MAY II, A. D. 1883. JAMES DOUGLAS.
12-l0t Attorney Tor said Petitioner.
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Clap, Redesr, we shall no

Gldp, Wedeer, we shall not
stay you long. 'Tis now exc
nigh unto the proper season
when in the papers you shall
perceive the mighty adver-
tisements of advertising
mites. It's in Organs a
wondrous trade they promise
you, but when your eye is on
the trade they do send, you
shall spell it not trade, but
TRADE. = Exceeding angry
shall you wax, and you would,
nothing 10th, put whacks
upon the dealer were he by.
Buy of another dealer and
he will not SO deal by you.
Beseech you trade with
EsTEY of Brattleboro. VT,
and you shall dance with JOY,
the Organ playing your
accompaniment.
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Fruits nnd Vegetables.

Green Apples-s30S. 20 per bbl.
String Beans-Green, sound, peck boxes, SIPS;
fat, 81 wax, SLID.
CiOoseberries-s4 per stand.
TOmatoes-Eew, one-third bushel boxes, S161. so.
Beans-Choice hand-picked navy, s2.1092 p per
bu; medium hand-picked, 8 l0G2.25.
Cabbage-MObile stock, S1.5092.50 per crate.
Potatoes-Per brl, 75casf; from car 45@55c per bu.
New potatoes S2.50(g3.50 per bril-
Onions Bermuda, SIPS per crate; Louisiana,
S1.S2; g. % per bushel-and-a-half sack.
Cherries-Per stand, SC.
Peaches-One-third bushel boxes, SlC91.50
Green Peas-s1 .25915O per bu; 81 94.5O per brl.
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Drugs.

oils-Linseed OIL raw, Gle per gal; boiled SIC; coal
OIL legal test, 9d14c; bank, 40c; best straits, Soc
Labrador, soc; West Virginia lubricating. 2O930c;
miners, CSC. Lard Oils-No /, 50@55c; do, extra, IS
@6Sc.
White Lead-Pure, &c; lower grades, 514d6c.
Aleohol-s2. 32@2.30 asafptida, 15a2Oc; alum "a
SC; camphor 36d39e; eochineal, 50@55c chlOroform,
50655c; oOppeTas brls S30S5O; cream tartar, pure,
30a35c; indigo SOdSlc; icorce, Calab genuine. 500
45c magnesia, carb.. 2-oz.. 25@35c; morphine, p X
w, per or, s2;oO madden. lzgl4c on, castor per
opium, s. 10; quinine p W., per o., 39644c; bai
copabia 60965c; soap, Castillo Fr, 12916c; Soda
bcarb. 417Cd6c; salts, Epson, 4G5c; sulphur -four
496c; saltpetre, s92Oc; turpentne, 45@50c; glycer
inc 25G3Oc; iodd potass., S383.20 bromide potass,
42c chorate potash 25c; bOrax ll@l3c; cinohOnidia
i2GI5c; caTbolic acid, 45d50c
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Hides, Leather and TaIIow.

Leather-Oak sole, 27@54c hemlock sole, 24R2sc;
harness. 25d3Sc; skirtng, 3SGS5e; black bridle per
doz., s60965; fair bride, S50@6O per doz city kip
s50a7O; French kip S70a7l 05c; city calf skins 609
9Oc; French calf skins, s1@1.75.
Hides-No. l green, &c; No. green, &c; No.
green SALT SC; No green salt, SIC; calf same as
hides No. green salt Kip, SCI No. green salt kip
Sc.
Lambskins-Pelts, 25c; yearng, Csc.
Tallow-No. 1. &c; No. 2 $40.
Grease-Brown, 214c; yellow, 254c; white, 411c.
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Market for clover seed is very weak; other seeds
are quiet Selling prices: Prime clover $3.50;
prime timothy, 81 .50ai.55 per bu.; German Millet
S0d9oc per bu; Hungarian, 70@75c; extra cleaned
blue grass is selling at 75Gs0c per bu. red top 7O9
zoe per bu; orchard grass Sl.40@l60; Alske, S7.509
$50 per bu; English blue grass, loo per 10.
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my daughter was greatly troubled with
scrofula and at one time it was feared she
would lose her sight. Ayers Sarsaparilla has
completely restored her health and her eyes
are as well as ever with not trace of scrOfula
in her system" G.. KING,
Killiugly Conn
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Poultry and Produce Market.

Poultry-Hens, SIC; spring chickens, 12dl5c;
roosters Sci turkeys, TOMS hens, 10o geese S. 50
per dOz.; ducks, &c.
Eggs-Fresh. per dozen, lo15c.
Butter-tancy creamery, 149l5c; lair TO good
creamery, Hole; extra choice country, 6@Sc; pack
ing stock, 465c; good country, &c.
Feathers-Prime geese, S5c; mixed and duck, zoo
Rags-Sl per cwt.
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Linseed Oil-In fair demand aud firm az 5996lo.
Sugar-Firm; hard refined, 9Q91sc; New Orleans,
714aSc. Eegs-Heavy at lie. Cheese-Easyi prime
10 choice Ohio fat 71z9S1Sc.
TOLEDO, June 1O.-Wheat-Dull; easier; cash,
S51@6s6l4c; June, S5e; July and Aug, ne Dec,
soc. Corn-Active and steady; cash, 35c; July,
351%c; Aug, Soc. 0ats-Quiet; cash, 24c. Clover
seed-Dull; cash, 81 %. Receipts-Nheat. 5,0O0i
corn 10,O00 oats, 1000. Shipments-Wheat,3, 5000;
corn, 1000; oats, 1000.
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The Pona Dnnra..ad-

ROME, June 9.-The pope is much depressed.
1t is reported that he refuses to see anybody,
and that he has passed three days absorbed in
prayer in bis private chapel.
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IHfUhTED A steady young of business
WHNIE tact, over tws .a! wiling to
liable and good paying business with responsible firm.
Must be fairly educated and willing to begin with
moderate remuneration. This is splendid opening
for acceptable party.
Address j. Danis Box 662, Chicago, III. I2I
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Unwashed medium and common grades 25c; I'M
washed coarse, 2O922c; bury and cotted 1792Oc;
tub-washed, 35c.
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When Baby ves Hek. ve gave her cessofta.
When she was . Child, she cried for Castoria,
When Ene became Mis-, she chung 70 CaStoria,
When shs bad Children. she gave them Cestorsa.
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Groceries.

Coffee-Common 10 good 1s14@2Oc; prime to
choice, 2lG23c; fancy, 24925c; Golden Rio, 25927c
Java. 2SGS2c; Banner package, 24l4c; Schnull Co s
Standard 23a4c: Arbuekle's, 2414c.
Sugars Hard, 93s91O19c; confectionery A, 9ls
G93Sc; of A. Ss49s5sc; coffee A, S3sGsi4c; white
extra c, S159S5Ec; common extra {, Sl4dS12c;
good yellow, Ts4@s14c; fair yellow, T5s9734c;
common yellow, 712975sc.
Molasses-New orleans tnew CROP, SO945c; me-
dunn sirups 25d30c; choice 35640c
Salt-In car lots, e5c; small lots, S1.1OGl.15.
Spices-Pepper, 19620c; allspice, 12d13c; cloves,
26a3Oc; cassia, 10912c; nutmegs, 759sOc per pound
Starch-Refned pearl 39il4e per pound; cham
pion gloss, lash packages, 5d513c; champion gloss
lump, 319d4c; improved corn, 66g7c.
Miscellaneous-Bice, 5@614c; coal oil. s34a14c.
Beans. navy S292.2 5; medium S2gZ25 Inarrowiat,
s235d250. Canned goods-Backberries, S5990c;
peaches, fbs, Sl.75G2i peas, Si4lS0; salmon, 10
S190d225; tomatoes. ms, Sigl.10; sugar corn,
9Oc@S1.50 Rasins-CalifOrnla, London LAYERS, new,
s1s0G2. Prunes, old, 41595c. Currants, 69714c.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified administrator OF the estate of
Henry HiIker, late of Marion county, Indiana de-
ceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent
FRFDERlkA HILkER Admx.
James B, Black, Atty. i2-3t