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THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.

Room John j.. McMaster, Judge.
James Chambers VS.. Maggie Chambers:
divorce. Finding and decree for plaintiff at
indianapolis Orphan Asylum VS.. Martin
M .Cenarroei damages. Plaintiff dismisses
complaint and defendant dismisses cross
complaint Judgment against plaintiff for
costs.
Louis Ehrman VS. Margaret Kiefer; for
money loaned Finding for plaintiff against
defendant for 81 at plaintiffs cost
Fidelity Building and Savings Union vs.
Mary A. Evans ct al; foreclosure. Dis
Thomas l.. Carleton W. Mary A. Dudley
mechanics lien. On trial
Room 2-Lawscn M. Harvey. Judge.
John r. Thomas VS.. ferdinand Mayer;
damages Finding for defendant
Franl, A. Maua VS.. Bruper-Munger Man
against defendant for s5ss SC and costs
Room 3-vinscn Carter. Judge.
Joseph varon VS.. Ella varon; divorce.
PENDANT for costs.
Samuel s. Rhodes ct al VS.. Nathaniel w
Thomas w. Christensen VS.. Sarah NJ. Ri
court
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
Indiana Trust Company. Guardian, VS..
Isaac IA Reno ct al. attachment and gar
nishee. Submitted TO court Evidence
heard. Finding for plaintiff. Judgment
no and Mary A. Miller. as described in COM
plant. for S155.93 and costs. Order of at
tachment and sale of interest. etc.
Stats & Poe VS.. Thomas A. Cole. APP
pealed from justice of the peace. By
agreement of parties Judgment allowed for
possession of property and costs. and on
failure to return to have judgment for
$3l.45
Benjamin Dake VS. William Sloans Es-
tate. Evidence concluded and jury retire
Criminal Court.
Harry T. Negley. Judge Pro Tenn
The State of Indiana VS. Milton f. Jack
sen: forgery. Defendant released on bond
of $3.50 e. Jackson, bondsman.
New Suits Filed.
l.. N. Smith VS.. Joseph A. Smith; divorce
Circuit Court.
Emma d. Weeks VS.. Henry Weeks; di-
vorce. Room j.
II. Lille Mackey vs. Lille Quinn; on note
and foreclosure. Room
Teutonia, No. 4. Savings and Loan Asso-
citation VS.. Lena Behr ct al; foreclosure
Room 2
Louis Baum vs.. Charles L. Miller: fore
closure. Room l.
Henry j. Barr vs. p. c., c. & st. L. Rail-
road Company; damages. Room 2.
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REORGANIZATION of. Cows.

When the Board of Health originated the
plan of examining dairy cows for consump
ton certificates of health We're issued when
the animals were found to be healthy. The
certificates were made good for three
months only, on the theory that more cows
might be bought which had not been exam
ined. To-day the board begins the work of
re-examining herds to test COWS that have
been added. If they are found in good con-
dition new certificates will be issued. Dr.
Clark, secretary of the board, said that peo-
pie who were anxious to get milk that is
free from consumption germs should require
their dairymen to show their certificates
Those issued some time ago are no longer
reliable. Some of the dairymen who had
examinations made are Directing to re-
examination, although it does not apply to
cows that were found in good condition be-
fore To such as refuse to have the exam
nations made certificates will not be issued
1t is the boards intention to publish the
names of those receiving the second certifi-
cafes
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the asking price at yesterdays close. May &c
higher and September &c lower spot steady; No.
TENDER. re corn~SFutures dun and neglected
but firm. Spot higher; No. 2, cash and April, zsc;
May. 2Slkc; July. 2skc bid; September. s0isc bid.
Oats-Spot higher; No. 2 cash, &c; track. tl14
Soc rye flrrn at Sc F'isxseed nominal at 800
Prime timothy seed, s275q2.se. Corn meal, Sl.5o
Sec Hay firm prairie. $50; timothy. s7.50Q1l.
Butter unchanged. Eggs higher at sac. WHISKY,
lower; standard mess, tobbing. 1915; Lard easy;
prime steam s.; choice, sea Bacon. Il x,
ribs. Sc: shorts. S6,l25. Dry-salt meats-Boxed
shoulders. si75G4 S7la extra short-clear SS. aS
brls; wheat 5000 bu corn Zoo bu; oats lS;OeO
bu. Shipments-Flour 5000 brls; wheat 1900 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats, 21,000 bu
superfine s27oas.io. western Extra. $4,000;
Western family. S4. 400465 winter wheat patents,
A.S5d5lO; spring wheat patents, $o25qs %: spring
ports, p s22 brls Wheat strong spot and month.
S1.OsA G103la; May. sl.o3A@1o4 July 9lAc asked:
steamer No. red, s191 00A; receipts 1876 bu;
exports, 1851 bu Southern wheat by sample,
s1@104 Southern wheat on grade. IO0A @loSs.
Corn strong; spot and month. 25i49355sc May,
S5h9s5l5c; June S57sqSS7sc' July, s6c; steamer
mixed, S5G351sc; receipts, 15s.o26 bu; exports.
29S S56 bu; Southern white corn 36i2c; Southern
yellow 36c. Oats frmer; No white Western,
exports none. Rye strong and higher; No. near
by, 5S@5S14c; No. Western. 591ac: receipts, $3.50
grades: choice timothy sl2 5O@l3. Grain freights
firmer, but not much doing; steam to Liverpool
per bushel 3Ad May; Cork for orders. per quar-
ter, IS nd April IS 41ad, May. Butter firm and
unchanged. Eggs firm and unchanged. Cheese
steady and unchanged
CINCINNATI. April H.--Fiour active. Wheat
active; No red g9c. Corn firm; No mixed
32G32lac. Oats higher; No. mixed. 2SQ2Sc. Rye
firmer; No 2 SEC Lard steady at S.. Bulk
meats steady at s5.25. Bacon steady at Sc. Whisky
$1.20. Batter steady. Sugar firm. Eggs active at
Sc. Cheese quiet
TOLEDO, April H-Wheat higher and active;
No. 2, cash. s1:O3 bid; May. $lO2 Corn active
and easy; No. 2 mixed. 31Ac. Oats dull; No.
mixed, 271sc. Rye quiet; No. 2 cash, 531se bid.
Clover seed dull; prime cash and April $780,
DETROIT April 14.-Wheat-No. white, csc;
No red, cash and May, sSc. Corn--No. 2 mixed,
33c. Oats--No. 2 white. S1Ac Rye-No. 2. 5Sc.
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Spanish Fours SIN FAILING

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
THE stock markets here opened fiat to-day
the war news from the United States
Spanish fours at one time fell to 42A. New
York was said TO have opened large EN-
Sagements for the putting of stock, on
which large profit has already been
shown. | cannot definitely confirm this. but
believe il to be true. Americans were heavy
at the opening, but New York absorbed
stocks freely through the arbitrage dealers
and sent orders direct as well; consequently
prices closed above the worst. After hours
In the street there was sharp recovery IN
Spanish tours TO 44A. Americans were also
better. Even ii war ultimately results many
here believe that the date of declaration is
some way off,"
PARIS. April 1.-THE Bourse to-day was
Very agitated and gravely impressed with
tho overwhelming vote in the United States
House of Representatives in fvor of inter-
vention I'm Cuba. There were all around of
ferings and Spanish fours fell rapidly, drag
ging the whole list with them. Rio tintos
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WEST MARKET SHANTIES.
Building Inspector Recommends
Their OndemDatiOn.

s u afa.
Building Inspector Robinson has recon-
mended that the Board of Public Works
condemn the old buildings that are used for
what is known as the West Market" on
Washington street. just beyond the Big
-Four tracks. For the most part the build
ings are mere shanties. They are insight
ly, and If a fire was to break out in them it
would probably work great havoc in better
buildings near by. Fire Chief Barrett
thinks the buildings ought to be removed.
The West Market has been a. popular in
stitution for the people of the west and
southwest parts of town for twenty years.
There will doubtless be much complaint if
the market is done away with. Such
course. however It is said. might revive the
plans introduced in Council under the last
administration for a market at the inter-
section of Kentucky avenue and Maryland
street, although at that time 1t was urged
that better site could be found Some IA
vored market on South West street, in
the vicinage of Greenlawn Cemetery, as be-
ing more easy of access.
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So. 15fsd5: choice clipped lambs. $4s5ff5; couIm0n
to good. s4.s564-so; spring lambs, seas.
NEW YORK April 14-Beeves-ReeeIpts, 6sI:
for SALE Feeling weak. Cables steady Ex-
PORTS to-day. 1S7 cattle; tomorrow, none. Calves
Receipts 257. Market slow at $0620. with all
sold.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 2 $780, Market slow
and lower. except for light weights prime wooded
sheep s510 clipped sheep, 81 25u4.57le wooled
lambs, $61620 clipped lambs. S4S73a15 l5s spring
lambs Ecminal at S2GI5 each.
Hogs-Receipts, 053. Market dull at So. S59tf 20:
Western pigs quoted at $S.S5@4.
EAST BUFFALO. April .-Cattle--Nothing
doing
Hogs-yorhers. good TO choice. ss.s5as.se:
roughs, common to choice S3.40g3.50: pigs, good
to choice, S340M3.50
Sheep and Lambs-Lamhs, choice to extra $3.50
$780, culls to common, s5M5.50; clipped lambs,
$4 25@49 80; sheep choice 10 selected wethers. $3.50
as: culls to common ss.5014 clipped sheep S3.1
4435.
LOUISVILLE. April H.-cattIe-R Receipts, 90
Market unchanged.
Hcgs-Receipts. 2,69s Market dull and 5alOc
lower; tops S. 65: mediums So 609S65 light ship
pers. s3-4oa3.s0; pigs, 81. 50I3-30
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts &c. Market steady
and prices unchanged.
CINCINNATI. April n.--cattle steady s2.75
Gi.75.
sheep steady al s2.T5@45o lambs steady at a
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce at the Sea
bOard,s COmmer cinI MetrOnOIis

boards Commercial MetrOpOIis
NEW YORK, April 14.-Flour-R Receipts, 49, 029
brls; exports, 5,945 brls. The market was firm
early, but eased off near the close with wheat;
winter straights, $4.55@470 Minnesota patents,
$5.20Q5.6O Rye flour steady. Corn meal steady.
Rye steady. Barley steady. Barley malt steady.
Wheat-Receipts, ,275 bu; exports, 162, 949 bu
Spot firm; No red, $11O, f., o. b. aaoat Options
opened strong and active on bullish cables and
war talk the advance was met by heavy realiz-
ing, which continued most of the day, demoraliz-
ing prices distant options. Just at the close
there. was quick rally on reported recall of the
Spanish minister. Final prices were 3s@11sc high
snG &c lower far options; May,
s1.06i2G10S, closed at $1.07.
Corn-Receipts, 259,S5O bu; exports, 1909 blu.
Spot steady; No. 2. 36Ssc. Options opened firm
with wheat. sold off under realizing. but rallied
again on heavy export sales and closed partly 1sc
higher; May, "a 15-16G35l4e, closed at Csc.
Oats-Receipts 174,C00 bu; exports, 157726 bu
Spot weak; No. 2 S012c; No white, 32l2c OPP
ing &c net lower; May. 297sQSOc, closed at soc.
Hay steady. Hops quiet. Hides steady. Leather
Beef firm. Cut meats dull Lard easy; West
ern steam, S5.45: May, $3.50; refined steady Pork
quiet; family, $ll.5o Tallow dull. Cotton-seed oil
Coffee-options opened firm for near months and
steady for far months, with April 30 points higher
May 20 points higher and other months unchanged
to 10 points higher on sudden demand from local
further talk of war tax; market irregular during
greater part of session. bears made several at
temptS to force reaction and met with moderate
success closed barely steady. with months
15@2O points net higher and other months
changed to points net lower. Sales. 2s,5 bags,
including: April, 6.l096.15; May, 59096c; Sep
tember 5.s0Q5S5c; October $500; December 5.65
q5.95c; March &C. Spot coffee-Rio firm; No. T.
invoice SIC, tob5ing re. Mild firm Cordoya,
SA415c. Rio-Receipts 5000 bags; cleared for the
United States. 1900 bags; cleared for Europe.
1900 bags; stock. 202 900 bags. Total warehouse
deliveries from the United States, %. 1871 bags in
Guiding 2. 439 from New York; New York stock
to-day, S01 .C67 bags; United states stock. 73o3s
bags; ahoat for the United States, $4,000 bags;
total visible for the United States 1054 537 bags
against 704,S41 last year and ala, SIS in 1896.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 1850: CEN
trifugal. 96 test, 4kc refined steady.
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Fourteen Transfers, with Total
Consideration of S23S76

Fourteen Transfers, with Total
Consideration of $23,S76.
Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. April A. 1885, as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis, Suite 229 first Office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1900
Martha c. Preston to Efie station, Lot 49,
McCarty's first West Side addition 81, 300
Edward Speer to Nelson Gilbert ST. Lot 5,
Dills addition to Clermont. Observation-Disclosures. 225
L. Jay Carter to Bert Ward, Lot 49, Had
ley's second Grandview addition ........... $500
Bert Ward to ArtemuS N Hadley, same lot.
Relben Klingsmith to Mary r. Sheets, Lot
75 Bybee * Pratt's first West Side addi-
non :, 9VO
part of north half of east half of north
west quarter of Section 49, Township Is,
Range 1000
Allen NJ Fletcher to Victor Deschler part
OF west half of northwest quarter of Sec
tion ?, and part of east half of northeast
quarter of Section g. Township IA, Range
$500
Sarah d. Bowe to Luella l.. Brart, Lot 9,
Atkins & Ferkins's University Place addi-
ton $500
Christian G. Weiss 70 Della A. Conway.
part of Lot II. Merritts subdivision of
Outlot 104, and Lot q, Rand (recever 50
subdivision of Outlet 104.................. 5000
George w. Johnson to Warren Garfield, Lot
Z. Thrasher's subdivision of /. Fletchers
fourth addition Observation-Disclosures. 400
Daniel H. Wiles to Anna G. Arterburn,
Lots and 2, Block 1871. Brightwood. 500
Simon Tandes to same, same lots............. $50
James +. Haywood ttrustee) to b. F. Ever
SON. Lot &c. Haywood Park addition 600
Della A. Conway to Christian c.. Weiss and
wife, Lott, Aliens subdivision Of Hender-
sons addition 1000
Transfers IA; consideration ..............s 2S SIG
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Park Assessment ron.

The assessment roll of the Park Bureau
will be ready to present to the Board of
Works to-day and a large force of clerks
will begin sending notices to residents of
the city showing the benefits and damages
that have been fixed. A day will be fixed
in the notices for the hearing of remon-
strances. Notice to nonresidents and those
who cannot be found will be given by pub
lication The park officials anticipate a
good deal of litigation, and no one attempts
to predict when the land will be reduced to
possession and the worn of improving it will
begin
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Originai-Calvin Presnell Center Point,
81: I4eonldas Hatgrove. Norristown $S Sol
ONION Morgan. Centerville S.
Addiuonal-Daniel Witter, Burlington, Sc
to S.
Increase-Andrew Jones. Vevay. Sl7 to
sd; Joseph p. Miller. Wagner. IS TO ST.:
Godfred Kramer. Tell City; 81 70 s24; Jo-
Reissue-Addison Spear. Atkinsonville SIT
Especial, April a.: Green Mcdonald Wash
ington, $l7: David NJ Done. Irvington. So:
Daniel Tpmore Goshen, $ia
Reissue and Increase-Thomas f. Ford.
EhelbyvIlle. $1A; Daniel Hull. Iibertyvllle,
So to S.
Original Widows. etc.--Harriet Bigger,
Bunker Ill., 9i2: Caroline David. Decatur.
S.: minor OF William Ct. Miner, Veeders-
burg, So
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Butter. Eggs and Cheese.

creamery. 1s6iSc; daily. 1sa15c Eggs-supply
smaller than demand, with feeling firm fresh
candled Missouri and Kansas stock &c, cases re-
turned: seconds, &c.
NEW YORK April -Butter-Receipts. 2,4l1
packages Market steady and unchanged. Cheese
Receipts, 2,444 packages. Market firm and I'M
changed. Eggs-Receipts, ID, 045 packages. Market
steady.
CHICAGO, April 1i.--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery,
15m19c; dairy, 11G117c. Eggs firm fresh, &c.
Cheese quiet at S@SAc.
PHILADELPHIA, April 14.--Butter dull and 1Ac
lower fancy Western creamery, &c. Eggs steady;
fresh Western, 101sc. Cheese unchanged.
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Oils.

OIL CITY April 14.-Credit balances, 75c GER
tiicates opened at 75c bid for regular oil; sales,
5000 brls regular at 75c closed at 741ac bid for
cash. shipments, 57,321 brls; runs sO,o99 brls.
WILMINGTON, April 14.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 25aa GD26Ac. Resin dull at $1.05G1. 10
Crude turpentine quiet at s1.4Oa190 Tar steady
at 90c.
NEW YORK, April 14-Petroeum dull. Rosn
steady. Spirits of turpentine easy at 30@301ac
SAVANNAH April 14.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 25Ac. Rosn firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON, April 14.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 26Ac. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Probate Matters.

The will of Lydia Glazier was probated
yesterday. Her estate is distributed
among her daughters, Emma L. Anderson
and Ann Frances Hitechew; her grand
daughter. Desdemona M. Hitechew, and her
sister. Ann Bradshaw. There are various
minor bequests of personal property
The will of Abbie j. FeaFis was also pro-
g. n,,,aI ssti1aS .nd Stis rs sbiipSs a,,i 4 -, 3.
nieces, Lena Stiles and Lottie M. Stiles.
Charles PEGS filed a bond of $500 as admin
istrator of the estate of Emma PEGS.
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Personal Injuries Case.

Suit was filed yesterday in the Superior
Court Room 2, by Henry ]. Barr against
the p. c., G. & ST. L. Railroad Company
for 5000 damages. Barr is brakeman in
the employ of the road and alleges that
Jan. Z. 1885, he was thrown from a train at
Spencer, Ind. spraining his ankle and
bruising his body.
Judge Harvey Of the Superior Court,
Room 2, yesterday overruled the motion for
a new trial In the case of Robert Spring
steen against the Commercial Travellers
Mutual Accident Association of Indiana,
and entered judgment for $3.50 on the verdict
of the jury rendered Nov. 0. Springsteen
was injured in the hand by being thrown
from buggy. TIE association claimed that
he was not entitled to sick benefits. as his
injury did not incapacitate him from work
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MASONIC MUTUAL REINSUREs.
Arrangements by Trustees Of the De-

Harold c. Megrew and Irwin Robbins.
trustees Of the Masonic Mutual Benefit So
ciety, have reached an agreement with the
Life Assurance Company of America, by
which the latter is to reinsure all members
of the society in good standing at the time
the assignment was made. The agreement
was approved yesterday in the Circuit
Court
The Life Assurance Company agrees to
accept a list of the members of the Ma
sonic Mutual Benefit Society and to issue
a new policy to each upon application with
in three months, and upbn payment of the
April installment of dues. without initiation
fees, fines OF any character or expense TO
the trustees. The company is bound to the
trustees in the sum of 900 as liquidated
damages in case of its failure to comply
with the terms of the agreement
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were sharply attacked owing to fears of
heavy export dues on copper In Spain. At
the close of the market there was slight
recovery. After the close of the boErse
Tentes rose from 102f 4m nc to 1927 Soc and
Spanish tours ranged from 1874. the closing
price TO AZ 9-16 and then up TO 43 7-16.
BERLIN. April 14.-General depression
prevailed on the bourse to-day. owing TO APP
prehensions that war between the United
States and Spain lis inevitable. Interna-
tional securities were very weak, owing to
the collapse of Spanish tours on the western
bourses American securities huctuated,
closing uuieter
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The Tnvestigation po.sponed.

The Investigation in the Krag- Reynolds
case, which was to have come up to-day in
the Circuit Court, has been postponed until
Monday by reason Of the death of the.
father of John J.. Grifsths. who is one of
the attorneys in the litigation The matter
Of the 100000 insurance policy the life
of w. A. krag, which is Involved in the
controversy with the First National Bank
of Chicago, was also to have come up to-
day before Judge Harvey. I'm Room 2 but
has been postponed for one week.
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Thursdays Bank CIearings.

At Chicago-Clearings. $16 466 SOL New York
exchange. soc discount Foreign exchange: Posted
rates, s4S1 and $4s4is.
At New York-clqrings, 500, SIS; balances.
IS, 521,726.
AT DEMONSTRATING, sle2iOS2s; balances,
81, 1S3, 1851.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $40. 755 722; balances,
At MISUNDERSTANDING. s2sl2SS1; balances.
5000 516
AT s.. Lcuis-ciearings, s5,sSs. 800: balances,
$S77, 705
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. ss5I.os2; balances,
$109. 49,
At Observation-Disclosures s.. 200 $50
Al New Observation-Disclosures. 81 .21a
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VITAL STATISTICS-APRIL IA.


Laura and Kehre Watitfeld, 14lS East Sixteenth
street. girl.
Augusta and Hugo Wuelfng 17O6 East Twelfth
street, girl.
Anna G and Noah Mccullough. 3s7 Nebraska
street, boy
avenue, boy.
Esther and w F. Fox POOL Park avenue, girl.
Margaret and Thomas Monaghan. Tuxedo, girl.
Pearl and Charles A. Powell, Windsor block,
boy.
State street, boy.
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Quantity of vobncco involved.

Louis Stein and Charles Gardenev. for
-merIy engaged in the manufacture Of cga@5
In this city, have brough- repleyia proceed
ings in Justice of the Peaee Nicke sons
court TO recover quantity of leaf tobacco
was to pay cash for the tobacco when il
was delivered and failel t. raise the money.
Shortly before the tobacco was sold to
Golden it was seized by the government for
delinquent revenues. but the matter was adj
tusted and the owners recovered possession.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. April 14.-Iron. tin and lead ex-
hibited an easier undertone to-day as a result OF
more liberal offerings and general lack of support
Lake Copper was hrmer, with sellers scarce. At
the close the Metal Exchange called pig iron war
rants very quiet at $3.50 asked. Lake copper firm
at 12c bid and r. 121ac asked. Tin easy at 1421ac
bid and 14.3015c asked Speter firmer at 4.25c bid
and 435c asked Lead weak at 3.5712c bid and
62I5c asked Lead is still quoted at 3.56c by the
firm naming the settling price for Western miners
and shelters.
ST LOUIS, April 14-Lead dull at s.42hc.
Shelter, 4.65C
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ding futures ranged AS Follows:


Cash quotations We're as fOIIOWs: No. Spring
wheat, g5c0$1O2; No 2 red s11Od11O1z. No. 2
corn, 3Oh@801zc; No. yellow, 30@31c. No. 2 oats,
261aQ27c; No. white, +. o. b., 2912c; No white,
+. O. b., 2993OAc. Nc. 2 rye. 52slc. No 2 barley,
S3@4Sc. No fiaxseed, 81. 20; new, si.2312. Prime
timothy seed 81 So Mess pork, per brl. 50 75@
$50. Lard. per 100 lbs, $5121l. Short-rib sides
Qoose), s5.0JGD5.35; dry sailed shoulders (boxed)
$46215@1S7l5 short-clear sides (boxed), S. 505 co.
Whisky distilers' finished goods per gal. 81. 20
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, -, 900 bu !;
corn, 1000 bu; oats, 1T 900 blu; rye. 5000 blu
barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments-Fl $4,000 brls;
wheat 1885, 900 bu; corn 567 0C0 bu oats 145 600 bu
rye e5, 900 blu; barley, As, 900 bu.
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Mrs s. /. Bowman, thirty-four years 1l12 East
Washington street. hemorrhages.
Charles Eckert fifty five years, PIT Nebraska
street. scerCsis.
Susan NJ Coyner. seventy-one years, 1919 East
Pratt street.
Flora NJ Gray. thirty years, 1855 West Michigan
street pumonalis.
Infant Powell. Windsor block. premature.
NJ A. Daugherty. twenty three years SO Arbor
avenue typhoid pneumonia.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-15
Dried FruitS.

NEW YORK, April n.-California dried fruits
steady; eYaporated apples. common, 56D7l2c prime
wire tray, SC; wood-dried prime. SAc choice
S15c fancy, 9Gehc Prunes, 313G7s4c. Apricots--
ROYAL 5h0Tc; Moor Park. Sl5@l0c. Pe3ches-Un-
peeled 5G1Sc; peeled 11@14c.