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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotntions mt st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cicinnnti and other Places.


ST. LOUIS, April 15.-Flour dull Wheat
Fine weather for growing crops caused an
advance early, despite heavy receipts in the
Southwest and dull cables. Although mod
was ssG5sc above yesterday for futures.
Spot lower: No. red, cash Coo asked for
elevator. 7oq73c track; no sales hard: May
5sssc: July, 61isc bid. Corn-Considerable
ket, and there were more buyers than
sellers. There was a good demand for May.
which was scarce. Spot higher. No. 2
mixed, cash, 271sc; May, 27asc; July. 2sh@
light Spot dull; No. 2. cash. 1Ss4c; May.
1870. Rye steady at Csc east track Barley
nominal Corn meal, s1.40Q1.45. Bran in
demand for only nearby shipments: east
seed. s25o6a.1o. Hay. strong for choice.
Prairie, $609; timothy. $6q15 this side But
ter unchanged. Eggs lower: fresh. SIC.
Whisky; I22 Cotton ties and bagging I'M
bing, new. $3.50; old, $3.50. Lard steady:
choice, $4SO1i4S5. Bacon-Boxed shoul iers
and longs. sc: ribs. 525c; shorts. 525c- Dry
ss at m r,Ss ss ssnpsa e longs
Flour 1000 brls: wheat. 900 blu; corn. 49,
600 bu; oats. 1900 bu. Shipments-Flour.
1900 br.s: wheat. 5000 bu; corn. l35.0O0 bu:
oats. 1900 bu-
unchanged. Receipts, SIN brls Wheat
drll: spot and May, 7lc asked: Southern
s51s@S5ssc; month. S5,sGs5Ssc; May, S5EG
ss@c receipts ssss 2,,6 ba soushsrn white
steady; No. white Western. 2sd26Isc: re-
ce.pts. 1856 bu- Rye steady; No. white
Western, 42443c. Hay steady and un-
changed. Grain freights steady and un-
changed. Sugar, buttes, eggs and cheese
steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. April 15.-Flour steady.
Wheat quiet; No. red. 7lc. Receipts none:
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THE SAME OLD STORY.
Burglars Continue Their Nightly
Raids About Town.

Burglars broke into Ellerkamp's saloon.
near the corner of Prospect and Spruce
streets. Wednesday night. They carried on
half dozen bottles Of whisky. a lot Of cigars
and IS in cash. A dry goods and millinery
establishment was visited by thieves the same
night. woman living next door heard a
noise In the rear Of the store and awakened
her husband. The latter raised the window
and looked out He saw two men working at
the back door Of the store and called to
them.
Lead" cried one Of the men, and the window
went down with a bang. An instant later a
stone crashed through the window. The
thieves then left. A shoe store at the corner
of Prospect and Spruce streets, two blocks
distant from the scene of the other bur-
glgries. was broken into and several pairs
of shoes taken. 1t is supposed that the
same gang did the three Jobs
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some weeks past Commission houses find II
hard SEEDING. so little profit Is there In
goods they handle. Irish and sweet potatoes,
On which last year they made 80 TO ~ cents
pes busnel. now sell at a profit Of ) TO 10
cents. There Il but little money in fruits TO
the commission horses either. The whole
sale. grocers had good day yesterday and
dry goods houses were more busy. but still
there is room for Improvement. Poultry,
eggs and butter are ala weak at quotations.
Reports from the East show large receipts
and only moderate business. The hide mar
ket Is dull at unchanged prices. Provisions
are steady and moving fairy well Tor April
The local grain market Is tame and trans
actiops few Receipts are only moderate.
Track bids yesterday ruled as follows:
Wheat--No. 2 red. zoe: No. red. e6a61c;
',corn-Nos white, sOslc; No. white. sOlkc:
10. 3 white mixed. 2sc;- No 2 yellow, PC;
mixed. &c; ear corn, z6lzc:
Oats-No. white, BE; No. white, 211c;
No: mixed. &c; No mixed, 2os 80
Hay-No- timothy, N3qa4; No. 2, $loq
125o; No. i prairie ss.5OQlO.
Poultry and Other Produce.
tPrices paid by shippers-)
Pou.,ry-Hens, &c; springs. &c; cocks.
old toms. &c: ducks. Sc: geese. &C.
Butter-Choice country, sc.
Esss--shippers paying SC for fresh stock.
Honey-ls0lsc per ID.
WooI-Medilfrn washed, 14c; fine merino
unwashed, Zoe: tub-washed, 20Q23c; bury
and Understandable, &C less.
Feathers-Prime geese. 2Oa23c per Id;
mixed duck, zoe per Id.
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC
Green-saited Hides-No. l, size; No. 2, 4zc;
No. CAT, size; No. 2 calf, &c.
Green Hides-No. /, 4c; No. 2, &c; No.
calf, 51zc: No. calf &c.
Grease-white, slsc; yellow. &c; brown.
! Tailow-No. 1. &c: No. 2. PFC
Bones-Dry, N2d13 per ton.
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DAILY VITAL sTATIsTICS-APRIL 15
Deaths.

Henry Stokes, twenty-seven years, City
Hospital. pneumonia.
G.. A. Van Allen, forty-eight years, City
Hospital, pneumonia
Charles Klein, twenty-eight years, 275
East Georgia street, pneumonia.
Sarah Sample, sixty-seven years, 146 Lau-
rel street. fever
Raymond White. twenty-seven years, $40
East Washington street. syphilis.
Morgan Mailman, thirty-eight years, 474
College avenue. tuberculosis.
Henry Frech, $50 West Washington street,
meningitis.
Henry Ruske sixty-four years, 80 North
Liberty street, pyloric obstruction.
Hannah Alien, eighty-seven years. 172 CO.
burn street, old age.
John Latshaw. eighty-four years, 457 East
North street heart disease.
Sarah Lynch, zeighty-four years, 269 North
New Jersey street, senility.
William Roe seventy-two years. 6S5 West
Twenty-second street, heart failure.
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General snortine News.

Dan Creedon, who is in London, has post
poned his return to America owing TO hear
Ing that Peter Makers manager Is arrang-
ing for a contest between Maher and Cree
don, the fight to take place In England.
mysterious Billy" Smith will be a pas
senger on board the Cunard steamship Gal
liza, which will sail from Liverpool to-day
for Boston. He is booked to fight Kid
Mccoy twenty rounds for a purse at
Woburn, Mass, May 4.
At the Catholic Union athletic exhibition
at Albany, N. Y. last night Cosgrave broke
the worlds record held by himself, In the
hop step and Jump. He made thirty feet,
six inches. The previous record was twenty
nine feet eleven inches.
At the Eureka Athletic Club. Of Long
Island City, next Wednesday, four bouts
will be presented There will be twenty
round contest between Tommy Dixon, OF st.
Paul, and Johnny Lavack, Of Cleveland.
fight George Dixon. feather-weight cham
pion of the world.
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George Carter. frame porch. rs West Second
street, $50.
William woesner. frame addition. ia East
Morris street, 500.
James Carter. frame smokehouse, Dawson
street, $50.
c. f. Paul. cottage. 1916 East Michigan
street. $40.
f. G. Cornelius, remodel house. Walnut and
Superior streets. $500
Samuel Denny. frame repairs. go North
West street $780,
William Piel. sr.. remodel storeroom, II
West Washington street. s. .99S.
Fred Hearn. frame house. Miiburn street.
$500.
John Carlin. frame dwelling. 70 West North
street, 5000.
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L. A. w. RACING CIRCUIT.
Evansville's Date Fixed for Aug.
Tha senacn to Omen May 4


PHILADELPHIA. April Is. - Chairman
Gideon, of the L. A. W. racing board, mas
completed the dates for the national racing
circuit. The circuit opens May l at OAK
land. CAL, and closes at Washington. Oct IL
Louisville gets from Aug. 10 to To- ana
Springfield. Mass, Sept. to 3. The list Is
as follows:
Oakland, Cal, May L; Santa Rosa. 2; san
Jose, g.; San Francisco. 16; Santa Monica. IS
Phoenix. A. T.. 80: Tucson. June 1; FL Paso.
8; San Antonio. s; Baredo, s; Houston, ~
New Orleans, Is; Little Rock, 16: St Louis.
20; Kansas City. %: Peoria. H.. g. Is and 2;
Galesburg. H., July !: Davenport Ia, z;
Chicago II: Appleton. Wis. 3; Superior, Wis,
6; milwaukee,. 4; Battle Creek. Mich; Is; De-
troit. II and 49, Toledo, q and %: Lima, o..
Is; Springfield. O., %; Dayton, Aug. l; Nash,
vile, 8; Evansville. Ind, 5; Cincinnati, Z and
s; Louisville, 10 to Is; Erie, Pa, Is; Niagara
Falls, 20: Rochester %: Lite Falls, y; Y.
q; sprinsfeld, Mass. Sept 1,s' p Malsnam'
Conn. ~ Meridena Conn; Aug Aug !, y; pi New
field, Sept. rs; Trenton, Oct. 1; Philadelphia,
8: Reading. s: Wilkesbarre. 10; Washington
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John whetstein. an engineer living at No.
80 East Georgia street. was arrested yester-
day evening for abusing his wife. lie went
home intoxicated and chased the woman out
OF the house. She took refuge in the home
of neighbor and Whetstein followed her to
the door. He was about to enter when the
neighbor confronted him with hatiron and
told him 10 advance at his peril A patrol
man came along while the row was going on
and took Whetstein TO the station.
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Prise. Awarded Mt Athens.

ATHENS, April l5.-Brilliant weather pre-
vailed here to-day and the Stadion was
packed with people DESTROYS OF seeing the
prizes awarded to the winners of the con-
tests In the Olympic games just concluded.
On the arrived of the royal party Mr.. Fob
ode on the games, using the modern pronun-
citation. Each of the winners of a first prize
received from the hands Of the King
wreath Of wild olive from the olive trees al
Olympia, according to the ancient custom
the proposition to bestow siiy v w re ars
ond prizes received laurel wreaths and all
the winners received diplomas and medals
The prize winners then paraded, the Stadion
band playing the national air OF each ma
ton. Afterwards the King proclaimed the
close of the games The greatest en-
thusiasm was manifested throughout the
ceremony.
1t has been decided in future to have the
games every four years and the foreign ath-
letes who are now here have promised to
compete.
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General Agent

The need of general agent and
adviser in making Investments
caring for estates or discharging
any business matter that requires
experience and care grows con-
stantly with the increasing de-
mands of modern life. This Trust
Company is formed for the purpose
of supplying this need. 1t has
vast capital, IS directed by med of
experience and proved sagacity in
the management of all branches of
affairs. Advice free.
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aiding futures ranged as follows:

nominal; No. spring wheat. 65c: No. 8
spring wheat, 63lzd65c; No. 2 red. 6S11Q6sl2c;
No. corn. s01sq304c; No. 2 yellow, 3OAc;
white. 19sm22c: No. 2 rye. &c: No 2 barley,
nominal; No. haxseed. 92c; prime timothy
seed. S15Q3.25; mess pork. S8.55QS60; lard,
495d4. 97i5c: short-rib sides Qoose). 1900. 45c:
dry-salted shoulders (boxed). 4lzM4ssc; short
clear sides (boxed). 415@4ssc; whisky, distil-
lers' finished goods. N.22
Receipts-Flour. 10e0O brs: wheat, 10000
bu: corn. $4,000 bu: oats. 25So00 bu: rye. 1900
bu; barley. $1,000 bu. Shipments-F'lour. 1900
brls: wheat 76C00 bu: corn, 1900 bu; oats,
10000 bu; rye. COO bu; barley, 5000 blu.
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REAL-EsTArE TRANSPORTS.
Eight Transfers, with Total Consid

Ei8nt IrNnsrers, Win TOtal COnslu-
-, GRAFTON of &12,SsO.
instruments filed for record In the re-
corder's-office of Marion county. Indiana.
for the twenty-four hours ending at p. m.
April Is. 1896, as furnished by Theo. Stein,
abstracter of titles. corner Of Market and
Pennsylvania streets. Indianapolis. Suite
22s. first Office floor. The Lemcke. Teie-
phone 176Q.
John,W. Bruce TO Nettie B. KurtZ, lots
s. and &c. Reagan Park ................ $2,2Ot
George VI. Hof.enbeck TO Sarah Is.
Harbrick. lot 4, Byram's subdivision
Henderson's addition ....... .......... 3,S0(
Robert 3: Kerschner TO August Busch
man, lot y, Downeys Arsenal
Heights addition ......................-. St
Elijah Il, rMartindaie to Wilson ID.
West, lot IL, square IA. section 80,
Lincoln Park -. ....................... LOO
Samuel Z. Leffingwell to William Gless-
ner, lot IL. block, II, Tuxedo Park. 2.00(
w. Fl. Scott to Carl Rochow, lot %.
block 8. Lincoln Park -..:-.-...-,..-.-. 80
Nathan d. Woodland TO w. II. Scott,
same lot ........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,6O(
Jesse Mann to r. II. Ramsey and
wife, lot 4 block 3, Bruce Baker adj
ulllon -. ...... ......................... l,UA
Transfers. 8; consideration ...........s l2, So
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bicycle Record. Lowered.

SAN DIEGO. CAL, April 15.-Randall and
Schaefki. the crack tandem team who have
been cutting many worlds records. cut the
worlds tandem record for one-third mile,
paced, one full second, doing it in 81 2-5 sec
onds to-day, Dow and Parker pacing them.
Stave and Winsett cut the worlds two
thirds mile tandem record to 1:12 %, the
former record being lbs AS. by Cabanne and
Titus, made at Denver, in which they stood
first nearly two years. Kiser made two at
tempts for one-half mile, but the wind was
too strong Randall and Shaefki went all
the way and made the remarkable time OF
* Sacands
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ROCKVILLE. Ind. April 15.-Capt George
Teel. of the Wabash Cycle Club. Terre
Haute. has made arrangements for run to
Rockville, Sunday, May TO- There Will be
about five hundred wheelmen present: About
$50 will come from Terre Haute. while Paris.
H., Lafayette, Danville. ILL.,, Brazil. Green,
castle, Charlottesville and other towns Will
furnish the rest. The gravel roads OF Parke
county are favorites with the wheeimen
Hotel accommodations have been made.
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shipments none Corn firm: No 2 mixed.
No. 2. 44c. Lard easy al 4.S2i1c. Bulk
meats barely steady at 4.50c- Bacon fra at
5.37ikc Whisky dull: sales. ass brls at 1.22.
Butter and sugar firm Eggs. 9Q9iac.
Cheese steady.
TOLEDO, April 15.-Wheat active and
higher; No. 2. cash. BIC: May. 7S1zc: July,
6911c. Corn active and steady No. mixed
and May, 31lkc. Oats quiet: No. mixed.
May. 21kc. Rye dull; No. 2, cash, 39c.
Clove- seed steadier: prime. cash, A.65:
Ocfnher 81 SOL
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Tartarian Won.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 15--The third
race to-day was the Tennessee Brewing
Company selling stake at seven furlongs.
for. which Free Advice opened an even
money favorite. Tartarian was strongly
backed, however. and at the end sold on
nearly equal terms with Free Advice. Muir
ply took the track with Tartarian at the
sixteenth poe, and, keeping I'm front. won
handfly by a length and half from Free
Advice In the fast time Of 1:29, which Is q
winners Of the other events were Triopia,
Irish Lady. Tranby. Sky Blue and Roy
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PAID-UP CAPITAL 100000
SURPLUS FUND = $4,000
Stockholders Additional Liability ,$60o,o00

1T IL one thing to mike money and
u another 20 keep ff. Many people
can do the one who are unable To do
the other. They can get money hut
they do not have the faculty Of hand
Most fortunes are made ny growth.
and that means good mana cement.
Very often men are 80 busy making
money that they caunof Inform
themselves of the hest methods OF In
vestment. The Union Trust Company
offers It's advice and experience I'm all
matters Of investments. IL deals I'm
safe securities and can oner n choice
line of real estate mortgages which
will yield good returns.
The company will also act m agent
for persons unable to look after their
own affairs. Ii Will take charge OF
property and collect dividends or
rents.
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Fire broke out last midnight in a barn on
Garden street. occupied by the Ben-Hur BIZ
cycle Company as a storage room. The de-
partment extinguished the blaze with a slight
loss Ii is not known how the fire started
At 10 o'c.ock the residence at No. 323 North
Illinois street caught fire from a defective
nue. The loss amounted 10 S.
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The Fort Harrison Savings Association. OF
Terre Haute. was incorporated yesterday
with capital stock Of 100000. The j. n.
Hurry Pharmacy Company. of this city, was
Incorporated with capital stock of $1,000
The company Is composed Of j. ". Hurry,
]. NJ. Gentle and J. r. Francis. The Wash
ington Kelley Institute. with a. capital OF
$4,000. was incorporated to do business a;
Washington, Daviess county.
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Baeeball NOtea.

The High School baseball team defeated
the Indianapolis Academy team Yesterday
afternoon by a score of 10 to 10.
The additions to the bleachers-I12 feet
In all-will accommodate at least six hum
dred people, making the total bleacher ca
pactty now about 1.S0o.
There will be no game tomorrow. but on
which Is really Clcveland's second nine.
George Tebeau Is manager OF the Fl.
Waynes. and has strong enough team to
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Earned Runs-ChicagO, /.
Two-base Hit-Decker.
Sacrifice Hits-Connor C), White, Everett,
Decker.
Stolen Bases-Hogriever, Dahlen. Donahue.
Double Piays-Thornton, Arson and Ever
EFT; Ryan and Arson: Mccormick Stewart
and Motz; Motz (unassisted)
Left on Bases-Indianapolis, s; Chicago. z.
Struck Out-By Thornton, 1; by Parker, 1.
Hit by Pitcher-Everett, Donahue.
Bases on Balls-Oh Monroe, /; Off Thorn
ton. 3: off Parker, /.
TimeI1:30.
Umpires-Kittridge and Buckley.
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Births.

: Mamie and Percy Nicholson. ia Michigan
avenue, boy.
street, boy.
Anna and Albert Randolph, 292 South
Pennsylvania street, boy.
Lizzie and Edward Fries, 80 Wisconsin
street, girl.
Emma and John Lloyd. 1S2 Deloss street,
boy
Mollie and John Everhardt. 81 Wisconsin
street, boy.
Margaret and Frank Carr, 16S Spann ave-
nue.. girl.
Florence and Maurice Templeton, 225
Fletcher avenue, girl.
Maggie and Charles Baughan. 90 South
State avenue, boy
L. and Willis Woodward. 67S West Wash
ington street, boy.
May and John Hunter. sOs Ohio street,
girl.
Ida and Henry thinner. ls Clay street.
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silas A. Hays. Greencastle attorney. who
is 10 assist f; the prosecution of Jackson and
Walling. the alleged murderers OF Pearl
Bryan. was In town yesterday He init
new and important evidence to bring out
when the case opens.
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umplres~Kittridge and Buckley.
Frankfort Has n strong Team.
Snecial to the IndiananQlis journal

Special 20 the InuldHdpOfls JOURNAL
FRANKFORT, Ind, April ia strong
semi-professional ball team has been organ
lied here and an effort win be made to bear
away the independent championship Of the
State. The manager. c. 8. Shenkenberger,
already has a number of National and
Western League teams booked and would
like to hear from all towns and cities sup
porting clubs. A new park has been built
and soon as the grounds are worked a lit
tie they will be one of the best In the
State. The Indianapolis Western League
team will open the season here Tuesday,
April 81 Terre Haute will follow on the
I'd and 24th.
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Illinois and Twenty-third streets. was con-
vlcted In the Criminal Court yesterday and
sentenced to three years in the penitentiary.
John Dunlap a N.Dth-street saloon keeper,
was fined so and costs for selling liquor
after legal hours.
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The Fort Wayne Team.
the indianapolis Journal.

Special 20 the IndanapO1ls JourhaI-
FORT WAYNE. Ind, April 1.-THE Fort
Wayne club left tonight for Terre Haute,
where they play tomorrow and Friday. The
team is as follows: Creigier. catcher; Swaine.
Carrck and Knell, pitchers; George Tebeau.
frst base: Thurston, second base: Lynch.
shortstop; Blake, third base; Summer, Gray
and Pitcher outfielders. thinner went with
apolis ..Chief'' will join the Spiders in Gin
cinnatf
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WINNER. .t Nexvuort.

CINCINNATI, April 15.-Zanone and Sid
KEEL were the only two favorites to win at
Newport to-day. The other events went to
second choices and outsiders-Hanban, The
Banker and The Blossom.
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The win Of Plato Hart. bequeathing his es-
tate to his wife. Elizabeth Hart. was pro-
bated yesterday In the Circuit Court The
will named George L Harsfig as executor.
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The three-year-old infant son OF Charles
Humphrey. living at 500 NORTH West street.
while playing in the yard about o'clock
drowned.
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Forsythe Track Opened.

HAMMOND. Ind. April 1.-THE racing
season at Forsythe opened to-day. The fol-
lowing horses won: Weola, Hessville, Lit
tie Sadie. Magnet Lulu T. and Simele.
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An Insane Hospital ssntron Dead.

Mrs. Francis II. Talbot, aged fifty years.
died Monday night at her nome. near Au-
gusta, this county. Death was due TO con-
gestion of the lungs Mrs Talbot was for
sixteen years matroE of the mems depart
ment at the Central Hospital for the Insane
ship. survives her. The funeral will take
place at Augusta to-day
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vandaIia Line for Evansville. Ind.


Leave Annapolis Daily-7.so a. N. $40
a. m. 12,s' 0n. IL 20 p m.
Direct Nt.ons made in Terrc Hauto
Union with all T. a 7. II. trains.
Throu seper on ll:20 p. m train. open
Ticket !, offlces. No. IS West Washington
street. No. Is jackson place. Union Sta
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John Walker and Ella Mckee.
James Gailbraith and Julia Allen.
Christian Rees and Josephine Throm.
Charles o. Durham and Mary A. Maley
John F. Freeman and Rosa Pearl Toler.
Henry f. Feadler and Marguerite X.
Gauding.
William w. Petticrew and Katie Koriitz-
ky. ~
William Frank Haufler and Anna NJ FIJI
lcnworth,
Melvin Hunter and AIDA Grail.
Carl Van LAningham and Tessie A. Cox.
John J. Smith and Caroline Bowman.
John L. Wallace and Grace Gustin.
Ed s. Smith and Mabel III. Wonnell.
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make watx.ns.s men hustle Tor the game.
Next Monday Cleveland nlaYs here.

To-day's game with the University OF
Michigan team promises TO furnish good
SPORT The Ann Arbor boys have fine
club and their captain is Shields. OF last
years Grand Rapids team. He is great
fielder and hitter and his nine can be relied
ment this afternoon. Reiman will pitch Tor
indianapolis He has not yet been seen IN
the box here. Manager Watkins was on the
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Dry Goods.


Cattle Slow and Duli-HOgs Fairly Ac-
tive and LOwer-Sheep Dull.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 15-Cattle = Re-
ceipts, 500; shipments. 200. There was fair
supply for Wednesday. The market was
draggy and dull with slow sale at shade
lower prices.
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oils.

WILMINGTON. April 15.-Rosin firm:
strained. 81 40; good $50. Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at 25Adz5s4c. Tar firm at 9Jc. Tur-
pentine quiet; hard. $.So; soft. $40; virgin,
$40.
Certificates opened at S1.22; highest. $.22;
lowest. $40; closed at Sl.2l. Sales, 5000 brls;
shipments. 81. 700 brls; runs, 1o4,30S brls.
NEW YORK. April 15.-Petroieum steady:
United closed at SIP. Rosin firm. Spirits of
turpentine steady.
CHARLESTON, April 15.-Rosin firm at
S1.40Qp1.50. Spirits of turpentine firm at 25c.
SAVANNAH, April 15.-Spiri,s of turpen-
tine firm al 25l2c. Rosin firm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-04-16

Trade More Active with Better
Weather and Prices Low.
There has been perceptib,e increase In
trade. but prices carry the low range on