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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-16
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CHICAGO. March I5.-In cattle choice beeves
were about as scarce as ever and therefore such
hrm prices. simply good cattle were barely
grades moved OF rather Slowly. prices ruling
easy. Sales were on a basis of 50. 7Od4 for fair
beef trade UP to "a 5OQ5 for pretty good to rather
choice shipping and export cattle. with sales
5s5. The stocker and feeder business was again
animated common TO the best fetching 3d. i0II4 %.
Butchers cattle sold relatively better than fat
changed. Texas cattle were in the usual supply.
In hogs this was the highest day for nearly a
year further advance of sc per 100 pounds send
ing the best lots up to s4.o5 From that figure
poorest droves. The supply was mostly. taken
early in the day. heavy packing lots going for
prices became firmer.
In sheep prices ruled STEADY There was. an
active demand and Colorado lambs advanced sc
per 100 lbs, reaching s. Is. the top price so far
this season. Common to prime native lambs were
in demand At sec Sas seing Iargsly rat
poorest up TO sid435 for the best. few going
below $3.50. shorn lambs sold at a.iOa4.50 and
ReceiptsECattIe, 5000; hogs. 5000; sheep,
22,OOo.
shipments. 500. Market strong for natives and
Texans; fancy export steers. $685.; fair to
s.4oa475 dressed beef and butchers steers. SO %
CAS-; bulk at. silo@45o; steers under 1000
heifers s2.S0al. bulk at s2.6oG3.75; bulk of cows.
Sglls seSs f rsHas and Indian snS
and heifers, S2I3.50
Hogs-Receipts 5000: shipments. 4.0Oo. Market
strong a shade higher; light, S0Gf3.s5; mixed.
IS. 70m3.90: heavy $S.soN4.02lz.
sheep-Reoeipts 1000; shipments. 200. Market
steady: native muttons. $3.50m4.25: culls and
bucks. S263.25; lambs. 4.5015.4 40: Texas sheep.
grass and fed 50. 1043S0: spring lambs. ssd1o.
KANSAS CITY. March I5.-Cattle-R Receipts
1000: shipments. 500. Market active and strong:
Texas steers. So 3s@4 20; Texas cows s. SOC so;
native steers. 81 15q5; native cows and heifers.
sl25fr375 stockers and feeders 81 50Gsi.J0; bulls.
81. 2SH3.25.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: shipments. 1.Oc0. Market
strong TO &c higher: bulk OF sales. S.S5U3.90
heaves s3.S0d3s5: packers s3.10aS.90: mixed.
s9.soG3s5; lights. ss.eoqS.S5: Workers. sssOg3.s5;
pigs 50. 25G3.s0
steady: lambs. s3.15uf.75; muttons. s2,a564. %.
LOUISVILLE, March 15.-Cattle-Receipts
Loo. Butchers steers slow. others steady: ship
ping steers. S375ff440 butchers. 265qf; stockers
and feeders. -. 50G4.
Hogs--Receipts zoo Market firm: heavy, S3s1
$3.50; mediums. s3Soa3.s5: lights. ssicfIS.s s.;
roughs. S3G3. 40
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. AS. Market firm;
choice sheep $685.; fair, s2.25G2.s5; extra
lambs $i.25fl4.f0; fair. S3q8.
NEW YORK, March I5.-Beeves-Receipts
2.13l. Market fairly active and steady to firm
native steers. 8 esa5.os stays and oxen. Lea
AS: bulls 8. s0d325: dsy 81. 06S.50. Cables
quote American steers at llql2c; sheep. le4ilizc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-16
LIGHT ON PRICE OF ICE
SUIT FILED on 4 CONTRACT THAT
CALLS FOR ICE AT So TON.
Ice Company Alleges that This Sale
Would Make Large Profit. and
Wants $500 Damages.

Members of the defunct ice combination
are evidently cutting prices. and cutting
deep. More light is thrown on the subject
by suit that was filed yesterday by the
Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Company
against the II. r. Allen National Surgical
Institute for 500 damages.
1t is set out in the complaint that the
defendant entered into contract with the
plaintiff to buy all its ice at the rate of
10 cents a hundred pounds, or 81 a ton. This
contract was made March / OF this year
and was to be in force for a year A few
days after making the contract the insti-
tute notified the ice company that ii had
made another contract and would take no
more ice from the plaintiff. The institute
uses between three and four tons of ice
each day, making something like about
Loo tons in a year. The ice company al
leges that it would have made a profit of
500 on the contract and sues for that
amount as damages. This would mean
mat the cost OF making and delivering the
ice Is about SLIGO Il ton.
The showing here is that the ice COM
panies can make ice and deliver il for not
more IMAM $ltO ton when delivered in
waSon-load lots. The cry of the ice dealers
mas been that their pool of last year did
not pay, and that no money was made out
of IL. 1t was claimed that because the pool
itself had no money to divide among those
forming IT when the season closed indicated
that mo money was made. Ii must be re-
membered in this connection that the man.
ufacturers sold their ice to the pool at
Sl.0 ton and S1.50 a ton tor natural ice.
delivered at the factories the ice
houses, and that the pool paid an additional
M.lO Tor delivering the ice. making a total
OF $3.50 ton for artificial ice and $3.50 ton
Tor natural ice. 1t is quite reasonable TO
suppose that the difference between these
prices and the prices charged consumers
would be expended in the operations of the
pool, which had to sell the ice, making all
collections and furnishing printed matter
etc. This would give the manufacturers
sl50 more on the ton for their ice than the
transaction cited above gives yet the Ar
tificial Ice and Cold Storage Company says
IL would have made large profit on the
ice SnId ~ e. >. TON
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Building Permits.

Bridget Kern. frame shed. 27S Bates street $50
]. NJ. Eades frame house. Spann avenue. $500
John J. Hcgg. shed and kitchen % Villa ave
nue., $25
j. H. King. frame house. POI Ash street $40
Benjamin Grenneman, frame kitchen, s2g Mad
ison avenue. $50.
A. ID. Shaw. brick buildings. 40 Massachusetts
avenue. 800.
Fannie c. Foster repairs. 542 Udell street $50
George F. Lay. frame cottages, Dunlop street.
ST. 400.
John Schneider. ~ Brett street S4i0
Charles l.esman. repairs. 256 Bates street. 500
G. F. Murray. frame addition, 1913 North Penn
sylvania street. $3.50.
W. l.. Bayer. double frame house, Seventeenth
street and Park avenue. 81. 500.
Fred ". Brandt. frame addition. SO Vine
street. $500.
John II. wald, repair barn. $50 East st. Clair
street 80
w s CARRIER. repairs. 1917 North Pennsylvania
street. 81, lG9.
Charles overman. remodel frame house, Sc
Minerva street $500.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Original-David Turner. Indianapolis:
George Greer, Columbus.
Addtional-Samuel Il. LETTERS, Bristow;
William Stinsen. Chandler.
Restoration and Increase-Willis NJ. Cole
man, Patoka.
Increa se-Alexander Brown. Lilly Dale:
Charles G. Wileman. Mentone; VIM. A.
Wilkey. New Lebanon: Leonard Doll. VIM
cennes: Anthony w. Mcdaniel. Little York:
Joseph Ballard. Leipsic; Nicholas Simon.
Huntington.
Reissue-Daniel White. Colfax.
Original Widows etc.-EliZabeth Edwards
Huron; Amy r. Hutchens, Carlos; Mary A.
Fancher. Indianapolis Harriet Rayburn.
Kokomo.
Original Widows. Restoration and Supple
mental-Special. Feb. 20, minor OF Jasper ~.
Davis Ferndale.
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refrigerator beef 9%mioc. Calves--Receipts. 1851.
Market slow and lower: veals. S4fI6-5o.
Hcgs-Receipts. 1889. Market active and frmer
at siMf.S0.
Sheep and I.ambs-Receipts. g. 800 Market ac-
tive and slightly frrner: sheep, s55of 4s5 lambs,
S4.75G5.90.
EAST LIBERTY. March l5.-Cattle steady:
prime. s4.S015: feeders. Ss6oG4 bulls stays and
cows. ST. $50: veal calves. S5-1set6-25-
Hogs fairly active; prime assorted mediums,
sloeS4 Ia best Workers. s4a4.e5: pigs. SSS5G3.9S.
heavy. -. S5ef3.95: rougl.s. s2-75ffS-5o
sheep active; Ohio fed Westerns. 81 20Ef4. 40:
natives. si.45die0: common. s2.6onS.i 40. choice
lambs. s5.a505.50: common 10 good S4uS.
CINCINNATI. March I5.-Cattle strong at $50
64.75: receipts. Loo shipments none.
Hogs active. strong and higher at S25G40S.
receipts. 800: shipments. 500.
Sheep firm at s250M4.75, receipts. SEQ; ship
ments none. Lambs higher at s.. 15M5.J0.
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Prosecutor Whistles Protest.

In the Criminal Court yesterday Prose-
cutor wiltsie filed his bill of exceptions
to the appointment of Smiley n. Cham
bers as special judge for the trial OF the
charges against Charles Ludwig. To-Day
the time for filing it expires. The bill was
filed with Special Judge Ruckelshaus,
Judge McCray being out of the city The
bill sets out the objections TO MT. mann
bers's appointment and cites the authori-
ties relied upon. 1t is claimed that Judge
McCray has no right TO voluntarily give
a change of venue for the reasons stated,
there being no request on the part OF the
plaintiff and the judge being physically
able TO be i'm court. 1t is also claimed that
the Judge has no right to grant change
of venue on request even, untll aIter inc
prisoner has been arraigned and that "A
special Judge has no authority 10 set the
amount of bond that shall be given nor
reduce a bond already fixed by the regular
iudCp
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THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.

Room 1-John l.. McMaster. Judge.
Henry X. Noting VS.. Olive F. Parker g;
al Improvement lien. Finding for plaintiff
for So 81
Frederick Gromf VS.. John Furnas ct al
foreclosure. Decree for plaintiff for $696 81
William Bossert vs.. NJ l.. Cox; sewer
lien Finding for plaintiff for s2692
Warren-Scharf Asphalt Paving Company
VS.. Daniel 4. Brown ct al. Finding for
plaintiff for 1872.
Room 2-Lawson NJ. Harvey. Judge.
William Thaine VS.. Abattoir Company et
al: damages. On trial by jury.
Room 3-Vinson Carter. Judge.
Maud NJ. Mankin vs.. Collins Il. Bedford
NJ. D.: damages. On trial by jury.
Louis Schneider VS.. Dora Schneider: d.
vorce. Dismissed and costs paid.
Circuit Court.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
William NJ. st. Claire ct al. VS.. George
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Produce. Fruits and Vegetables

s.sc 10 to u lbs average. TIC. Clear backs. 20 10
80 lbs average. 6sc; 10 TO l. lbs average. 6lsc I
TO lbs average. SIC. IN dry-salt. sc less.
Produce. Fruits and Vegetables.
AppIes-Price ranging xith quality. SIS per
erl: choice 81 30; fancy. SIS :,
ceiery~25as5c; Calf California mia soasoc. -
cabbage-Sl per brl; New York. SIS per brl;
CheeseNNew York full cream M Ioa12c: skins.
eqsc per ID.
Cocoanuts-i5c per doz.
$3.50.
Lemons Messina choice. $3.50 per box; fancy
oranges-Caiifornia oranges. $3.50 per box.
naVes' 2.@gi' Valencia $40 In box SS.''' ana
onions-}sd2.25 per brl. sl.25 per bu: Spanish
Potatoes-25Q2sc per bu; seed potatoes. Ohio
AMI Early Rose. 3sQiOc per bu.
brl Kentrky 81 ~ ner brl p
cranberrles- per brl. according to quality;
bushel crates, $50; fancy. Sis.
Seeds.
clover-Choice reeleaned. 60 lbs. siai25:
prime. a.25a4:5O: English. choice. :i50g4 rs:
crimson or scarlet clover s. 1893: timothy. 8 lbs,
prime, sl3041.i 30: strictly prime. S14oG1eO; fancy
grass lbs Extra sSira aeS flea op Choice
SIa1.75: English bluegrass. "a lbs. sl.15qL75
Tinners' Supplies.
Best brands charcoal tin &c oz4 l41 20 lsxS
roofing tin. s4.50Q5; IC, 20x2s. s9ql0: block tin,
in pigs lse in bars 2oe lron.27 iron Sc f., per
lied 10 per cent discount Sheet zinc. 6Qol2c.
Copper bottoms. 2lc Planished copper. DOC.
Solder. 11Q12c.
Window Glass.
Price per box OF 90 square feet Discount
and 10.
SKIS to 1Ox15-Single AA 81; A, $3.50; b. s6.25:
c. Sc. Double: AA. $3.50; A, $3.50; b. sS.25
11x14 and 12x1S TO 16x24-Sinsle: IA. s.; A,
S725 b. 81. Double: IA. sl0.15; A, $50; b.
$3.50.
lSx20 and 2Ox20 to 20x30-Sngle: "A. 1880: A.
$3.50; b, 50. Double: IA, $l4 a. sl2.I5; Il, sl2
15x36 to 2x30-Singie AA, $11.50; A, $40; u,
50. %. Double: AA. s15.-5; A, sl3. 10; b. sl2
26x$ TO 24xS6-Sngle: AA. sl2; A, $3.50 Is.
26x3i 2Sx32 and 30x3O to 26x4i-Sngle: "A.
s12.75; A, sI1.75; b. s1o.25. Double: "A. sl125;
A, $3.50: ID. $14-
2sx46 to Sox5o- Single: IA. sl5; A., $3.50; B.
5cx42 to sex54sinsie: "A. $3.50: 4. STATS: B.
sl22s. Double: IA. s2l.5O A, $50; b. $3.50
34x5S to 34x60-Singe: IA, s7.25: A, Sl5.15; Is.
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Dunn. Finding for plaintiff and judgment
against defendant for 81 and costs.
Flannel * Buchanan vs.. Permelia j. Bea-
mans estate. Claim allowed In full
Charles II. Gilliland vs.. The Indiana
Trust Company: suit on account Sub
mitted 10 court and evidence heard.
Edward n. Eldridge VS.. Fred Poelder ct
al Dismissed by plaintiff and costs paid.
New salts Filed.
Mary Carr VS.. John Rupp ct al: fore
closure. Room ,.
The Artificial Ice and Cold Storage Com
pany vs.. Horace X. Allen. jr.; on contract
Circuit Court.
Rosetta Hardy Va. James L. Hardy ct al. I;
for support Room ,
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fading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour firm
No. spring wheat &c. No. spring wheat
sample, 72a'S1gc. No. red. S4@Ssc. No. corn.
23izc; No. yellow corn. 23ixc. No. 2 oats 16ls0
l6%c; No white. 20le@2lc; No. white, 1870
2lc No. 2 rye. S2lsc: No. barley. (. o. b.. 2lGD
BE: No. 4. 1. o. b., 221zft2ic. No. | faxseed 1872
dsOlsc. Prime timothy seed. s2.65a270. Mess
pork, per bril- ss;'OGs;75 Lard. per 100 lbs s4.2O
d4.22l2. Short-rib sides, loose. 81 60n4 so: dry
sailed shoulders. boxed, s4.50d4.75; short-ciear
sides. boxed. S4.I5Qf.S2k. Whisky, distillers' fin
ished goods. per GAL $.17 Sugars-Cut loaf
5.14c; graduated. 4.5lc.
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls: wheat, 11.O0O bu;
corn 1900 blu; oats 2s7.0O0 bu; rye, 1900 bu /:
barley $1,000 bu. Shipments-Flour. 1000 brls
wheat. q 600 blu; corn, 1000 blu; oats, 1884, 600
barley 1000 bu
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Denfla.

Irena Bush, twelve weeks. 500 East Seven
teenth street.
Grace Campbell. thirteen years. 80 Columbia
avenue. consumption.
Celia Parker. eighteen years, 49, South Me-
ridian street. tuberculosis.
Z Nellie r. Bryan, thirteen years, $50 North Cap
itoi avenue, marasmus.
alba NJ. Morris, thrty-eight years. 22S South
Senate avenue spasms.
Infant Kultz. one day 125 Weghorst street.
John T. Fugate, fifty-four years, 1sS Madison
avenue. drowning.
John 4. Hsndricksol, twenty years, SIS Broad
way. abscess of lung.
Clara Martin. twenty-one years, q Vine street,
consumption.
Mary Larlins. sixty-six years, p Ellen street.
apoplexy.
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Births.

Alice and James Hafford. 121 South Clinton
street. boy.
Apooma and Paul preile, 6S South West
street. boy.
Rosa and Frank Neucauer, 125 Kansas street,
girl.
Louisa and Henry Hartlage, 80 vinton street.
boy.
Lena and Herman Wolf AIS South Illinois
street, boy.
Clara and Frank Richard 3S Ingram street,
boy.
Ruth a. and John Monks, 1863 Cornell avenue.
boy.
girl.
Mrs. and Frank Plummer, 81 Columbia avenue,
boy.
Mary E. and Flbit F. Bennett. % Grace street.
girl.
street. boy.
Mamie and Charles Breach, 125 High street
boy.
Mamie and Bernhard Northolt. Madison road.
boy.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Opened Quite Briskly. with
Strong Prices the Eeafure.

Reports coming i'm Saturday and Sunday
showed that the railways have repaired most OF
the breaks caused by the recent floods and trains
were again moving Travelling statesmen by the
dozen started out yesterday a number of buyers
came in and mail orders were large so that
summing all up II was quite busy Monday on
the wholesale streets On Commission fair
business was transacted and a rule prices firm
and tending to further advance rather than de-
cline. Dry goods merchants report trade good
and prices a rule firm. Grocers are looking
FOR further advances in sugars and more de-
ciines in roasted cofiees. IL Is a fight they
say between the sugar men and the coffee roast
ers. Canned goods are moving better. Provisions
are In good request and very firm at the advance
on Monday. Eggs poultry and butter all
weak. so large receipts. but prices have not
changed materially Oranges. onions. cabbage
and celery are all firm at the recent advance.
Irish potatoes on large holdings weak.
very good potatoes selling yesterday at 25c per
The local grain market was more active yester-
day. Receipts are increasing. Track bids yester-
DAY Were steady "a at the the f S range No
4 red. 72Q76c: wagon wheat, soc.
No. white. &c: No white isiac: No. white bite
mixed pc; No. white mixed, pc: No. 4
white mixed i7f,e No yellow 22e; No; vel
No. mixed, DC; No. mixed. 1734c: ear corn,
oqts-No. white. 2ic; No. 2 white. &c., No 2
as. prairie. ssq6.5O
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Poultry-Hens. size; springs. &C. cocks, SIC:
young turkeys. &c; TOMS SC: old hen turkeys.
&c. old toms. Sc: ducks. &c: geese. 40c for full
feathered; 30c for pluckcd.
Butter-Country, choice. l0c; mixed &C.
EggS-sc.
Feathers-Prime geese. 3oc per Id; prime duck.
16<S7c per Id.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow: 25c for dark.
Honey-12Q14c per 10.
wool-Medium unwashed. re: fine merIno un-
washed 10c; tub-washed, z0Q &c; bury and I'M
merchantable. &c less.
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
Green-sated Hides-No i, z%sc; No. 9 &c; No.
/ calf, Size; No. calf, 7lac.
Grease-Whte. SAC; yellow. PIC: brown. 2ac.
Tailow-No. l. &c; No. 2, 2zc.
Bones-Dry. Sl2Q13 per
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Oils.
WILMINGTON,

WILMINGTON, March 10. = Rosin firm:
strained. sl.45: good $780, Spirits of turpentine
steady at 2slac. Tar firm at 81. Tufpentine
quiet; hard, sl.30; soft, $780,
NEW YORK. March 15.-Petroleum steady;
United closed at 911Ac bid. Rosn quiet. Spirits
OF turpentile quiet at 2s1e@2sa4c.
OIL CITY. March l5.--Credit balances. gle; GER
tifcates, 91isc: shipments. 1s2. SCI brls: runs.
1of. 1877
SAVANNAH. March 1j.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 263sc; sales. S1S brls. Rosin steady.
CHARLESTON, March 15.-Rosin firm S1.40.
Spirits Of turpentine firm at &c.
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Monday. Bank CIe.ring..

At Chicago-Clearings sl3 SIS New York
exchange. Soc discount. Foreign exchange firm;
demand SfS7iE; sixty days. 4-s5Ss-
At New York-Clearings. sec 1879; balances.
81 ItS s05.
At Boston-CIearings. Sill 754.55i: balances.
81 .ss4 9S7.
"a Observation-Disclosures. 8. $50. $50.
At New orle2ns-Ci Hearings, sg1s 195.
At observation-disclosures 7.5SJ. 9l6; balances.
81 $50 9i3
At BaItimore-Clearinss. 1914. $50; balances.
$a57 go.
A. 81 Louis-CiearipEs. s5.1A.757: balances.
SOS. 49,.
At Memphis-Clearings. s372.27l: balances
1871. New York exchange selling at s1.50
ureYnum
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March I5.-Between personal de-
manGs and mail and wire orders the sales by
commission merchants have reached large figures.
They included good assortments of bleached.
brown, colored and fancy cottons, also men :
wear woolens. dress goods fannels wool dress
fabrics. blankets and other manufactures OF
wool. Prints and printed fabrics in than
average request and some agents report very
good orders Printing cloths quiet at 2 9-l6c for
spots and 21sc for contracts. Sales of odd goods
of more than 90, 900 pieces.
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NEW YORK, March l5.-Pig iron quiet; South
Si0.25G12; Northern. $10.50sfi2.50. Copper
easy: brokers. 11.s0c; Exchange, 1l.S5ef12c. Tin
easy; straits. 13.30Il340c; plates dull. Spelter
steady: domestic 4. 10Gi 15c. Lead is irregular,
brokers' calling the market strong at 3.30c; the
Exchange easier at 3.35M3.40c
ST. LOUIS. March 15.-Lead dull at 3.10G3 15c.
Shelter firm a 8. soc bid.
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Quarrel Over a Dead Body Ended.

Judge McMasfor yesterday decided case
in which the body of a dead man was in
volved Marion Smith and his Oliver
died and were buried in a lot in Crown
Hill by a son of Marion Smith by his first
wife Later the mother of Oliver Smith
bought a lot and desired to nave the bodies
removed to it, The custodian of the GEM
etery would not permit the removal with
out an order from court or agreement
with Mrs Smiths step son. Judge McMas-
ter decided that Mrs. Smith could remove
the body of her own son. but that the
other body should remain where il is.
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Cotton.
NEXN ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS March 15.-Cotton firm; mid
ding &c; low middng. 9-16c: good ordinary,
5-l6c: net receipts l.516 bales: gross receipts,
1910 bales; sales, $3.50 bales stock 29S, bales.
MEMPHIS. March 15--Cotton firm; middling.
billie receipts, 9i5 bales; shipments, LIB bales;
stock, 10, iS5 bales; sales. 1,050 bales.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Cotton closed firm
mddling uplands 714c; middling gulf 7l2c; sales,
537 bales.
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

KANSAS CITY. March 15.-Butter slightly
frmer; creamery, 16Ql7c dairy. 10G13c. Eggs
The market is steady, hut is almost entirely de-
pendent on Eastern markets on account of the
surplus stock; strictly fresh eggs 7l2c
CHICAGO, March 15.--On the Produce En-
change to-day the butter market firm
creamery. 10d1sc; dairy, eG1Gc. Cheese firm at
9leQlSc Eggs easy at 9i1Gloc.
PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-Butter in fair
demand: fancy Western creamery 19c Eggs
steady; fresh nearby, 1O1xdl1c; Western 101Sc.
Cheese quiet but steady
NEW YORK, March 15.-Butter-Receipts, 1.712
packages. Market steady Cheese.Receipts, gao
packages: market steady. Eggs-Receipts, IL, $50
packages; market quiet.
EIGIN. March 15.-Butter steady: offerings.
So $50 lbs; withdrawn, 7,440 lbs; sales p, 800 lbs
at lSC.
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Three Year. for an Assault.

John Richardson. colored. was sentenced
TO three years in the penitentiary for an
assault on a six-year-old girl. He pleaded
guilty, bat the State desired that the court
hear the evidence of the mother of the
girl which was done. The sentence was
in accordance with an agreement between
the ATTORNEYS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-16

Judge Baker yesterday remanded back
to Lawrence county for trial the damage
suit of John VI. Smith against the Western
Union Telegraph Company for $l.J00 for
failure TO send telegram. IL had been
transferred to the Federal Court upon Pc
tition of the telegraph company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-16
Wool.

LONDON, March 15.-There was a good at
tendance at the wool auction sales to-day. The
sale was generally irmer with secured and
greasy selling at full prices and lambs trifie
better American buyers We're very active, their
purchases to-day amounting to 5000 bales There
was better demand from the home trade and
continental buyers Faulty woods were irregular.
the offerings aggregating 1856 bales of which
2,0G0 withdrawn. Following are the sales
in detail: New South Wales-5.527 bales;
secured. 9dG1s Sd: greasy. 5d10d. Queensland
4.617 bales; secured. 11dM1s Sd; greasy. 5l2@lld.
Australia-3e2 bales; greasy. 5i9G6aad. New
Zealand-2.l13 bales: secured. Sal0d: greasy, 5sz
@10d. Cape of Good Hope and Natal-790 bales;
secured. 11dq1s 2l.d; greasy. 424q7kd.
ST LOUIS. March 15.-Wool firm and higher;
medium. 12016c; light fine, 9I11i2c; heavy fine.
749c; tub-washed, 15d23c