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shade on; No. 2. cash. 2salc March, 26ac: May.
265ka27c; July, s62e7sc; September. PC. Oats
higher, with hrmer feeling for both spot and
futures; No 2. cash. 26c; track 26i5e. March.
26c: May, 26c bid; July, 22st No white. 2SAc
Rye Arm at 4Sc bid F7axseed nominal at sl.i3.
Prime timothy seed, S2SSm2.sO. Corn meal, Sl.5O
@155. Bran quiet and steady; east track. sacked.
55@55l5c. Hay dull, but steady; prairie. $3.50
SIS: timothy. S7910, Butter steady; creamery. Is
@l9lzc dairy. 9d15c. Eggs lower at Sc. Whisky.
$l.2O. Cotton ties and bagging unchanged Pork
er; prime steam, $3.50; choice, ASIis. Bacon
Boxed shoulders. $s.S5h@5.50: extra short-clear
s5S2la; ribs $. rs; shorts s5.s74 Dry-salt meats
S. 1215; ribs 1925; shorts so37ls. Receipts-Flour
4,O0O brls; wheat $4,000 bu; corn $4,000 bu oats
goo bu. Shpments-FlOur 5000 brls; wheat
134, 900 bu; corn. 12O. 600 bu; oats. % 600 bu.
BALTIMORE. March 2s.-Flour dull; Western
superfne, s2.70d3l0 Western extra. $SS5n4;
Western family. ss.soQ4.6o; winter wheat patents
s47515: spring wheat patents S. 2OG6.4O: spring
wheat straights $5G5l5; receipts, 1853 brls; ex-
ports us brls. Wheat steady; spot and month
eSAQ9Sssc; May, s9Qs9Ac; steamer No red. 94A
Gs5c; receipts, ss,o42 bu exports. 1o0.s5O bu:
Southern wheat by sample, s5Qssc; Southern
month, SSlsaSskc May. SSlk@SSNc; steamer
mixed, S2%q32&c; receipts 995 bu; exports
14S 20 o9 a wnite corn Sags9c a
S4c: No. mixed, S094g3lAc; receipts, Il, S2S bu;
exports, 10000 bu Rye quiet; No nearby 55A
@551sc; No. Western, 56hq56igc; receipts. l2s41
bu: exports, 81, 42S bu. Hay dull; choice timothy
2.50G13. Grain freights very quiet: demand fat
steamer to Liverpool. per bushel. sad, May; Cork
for orders, per quarter. IS 10l2d, March, 3s ado
IS Cd, April. Butter steady; fancy creamery 1870
zoe: fancy imitation, 17d1Sc fancy ladle, l5c !;
good Iadle 1S@14c; store packed, 1Od12c Eggs
firm; fresh, 1015c. Cheese steady; fancy New
York, large, 9A@91ac medium, 9sQl0c; small
10A@10l6c
CINCINNATI. March 2S.-Flour quiet; fancy,
s4.30@6.35; family. $3.7OG4. Wheat firm; No. 2
red 96c Corn quiet No. 2 mixed nominal at
Size Oats-No mixed, 29c Rye quiet No 2,
SIC. Lard "uiet at $3.50. Bulk meats steady at
S. 10. Bacon steady at $500. Whisky quiet at
81 20 Butter firm Sugar easy; hard refined. 4.10
@5.S5c. Eggs easy at Sic. Cheese steady; good
to prime Ohio fiat 9Q91ze.
TOLEDO. March 2S-Wheat higher, but dull;
steady; No. mixed. soc. Oats dull, but steady;
No. mixed, 26c. Rye dull and unchanged; No.
2, cash, soc. Glover seed active and steady;
prime. cash, March and April, s2-S719.
DETROIT March 2S-Wheat-No 1 white,
9S1kc; No. red, 95l9c; May, 95%c. Corn-No. 2
mixed, soc. Oats-No. wnlte, SOAc. Rye-No.
2, SIC.
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THE CoURT RECORD
Superior Court.


Room 1--John L. McMaster, Judge.
William E. English VS.. Dickson & Tai
bolt; rent. On trial by jury.
Room 2-Lawson M. Harvey. Judge.
Maggie Munson VS., Grifflth Munson. De-
cree of divorce granted plaintiff. with Gus
Chester Linegruber VS.. Citizens Street.
railroad Company; damages. On trial by
Jury.
4 Room S-vinson Carter Judge.
Alma $: Sinner, administrators. vs.. Y. T.
Circuit Court.
Henry Clay Allen, Judge.
Laura E.. Meyers VS.. Jacob C. Yeager;
Islander; Dismissed by plaintiff. Judgment
The Indiana Mutual Building. and Loan
Association VS.. Thomas E. Spafford ct al. ;
foreclosure Dismissed and costs paid.
William r. Silver VS., Isaac Russell; on
note. Compromised and settled.
The Indiana Bond Company vs. Thomas
n. Bryan ct al. Submitted to court and evil
49, Criminal Court.
John F. McCray. Judge.
The State of Indiana VS.. George Norton
a new trial.
The State of Indiana VS. Thomas Russell:
burglary, grand larceny and receiving stol-
Fined 81 and sentenced to Indiana Reform
atory for from one TO three years. State
nollied first count of the indictment
New Suits Filed.
John l.. Good VS.. Mary C. Good: divorce
Room j.
William S. Shelhouse VS.. Adele She'll
house: divorce. Room 2.
Ellen Morris VS.. Charles Morris; divorce
Room !.
Conrad ceisel VS.. Thomas H. Greer; on
note CifcCit Court
Balke & Krauss Company VS.. Mary ].
Rowand James j. Wells Samuel S. Rhodes
ana Clarence r. Rhodes; mechanics lien.
Fannie Shields vs. William Ward and
Mamie Ward; 10 declare deed a mortgage
and for damages Circuit Court
Alexander Wilson VS.. Dollie Wilson; di-
vorce. Room /.
Koerner; street lien. Room /.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Thirteen Transfers, with "a Total Con-
sideratiOm of &17.1OO.

sideratiOn of $17,1OO.
Instruments filed for record in the recorder S
office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. March g. 1898, as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles.
dianapolis Suite 229 first office floor, The
Lemcke. Telephone 1900
Hester A. Spann ct al. to Wymond ].
Beckett. Lot 1885, Spann & Co.'s second
Woodlawn addition Observation-Disclosures. $500
Thomas W. Landlord to Clara Eta Reid,
part of east half of southwest quarter,
and south half of west half of southwest
quarter of Section 16, Township 16,
Range LOCO
John Farrell to William o. Moore, Lot
1872 Douglass Park addition. ................ zoe
Mary L. McWhorter to Charles G. Davis,
Lot 1, McCaslins first Keystone Park adj
Albert w. Denny (trustee) to Carrie l..
Gilkey Lot 100, Bra ley ct al East
Washington addition ................ 15C
Lena Brink to Lizzie Hillman, Lot 6, Nc
119 ...................... 1,2OC
Timothy Fitzgerald to John Horan, part of
Lot 20, Mccormick subdivision of Outlot
II, west of White river. CSC
Sarah S. Case to Walter Frame and wife,
part of Lot 4. Hornadays addition to
HoSDrook ...........+.......'.. 4Ot
Irwin 7. Romminger to Bessie E. Meharry,
part of Lot g. Bruces addition. ........... 1900
Joseph B. Wells to Livingston d. Wells
(trustee), lot q, Milligans Park Place
addition 25OC
James A. Kerr to John s. Farrell, Lots
194 and 1885, Douglass Park ............... LOCO
Christina l.. McCord to Henry A. Stumph
and wife, Lots 20 and 80, Rdenours sec
ond addition 1900
Ruth Fletcher Macfarlane to Juliaette 1.
Herriott part of Lot u, Windsor Place.. 1905
Transfers. 10; consideration. ST. 100
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. March 2S.-Business in cattle was
active and stronger market was witnessed from
opening to the close. Even the numerous drOves
of half fat cattle moved off at steady prices and
owners of fat cattle found quick sales at salts
factory figures. Beef steers sold a basis OF
$3.S5@4.20 for the commonest to $3.50 for prime
to extra cattle. the greater part selling at $ 400
So there being the usual scarcity of strictly
choice lots. Stockers and feeders ranged at So SIS
as for common to best. Calves were in good de-
mand at wide range OF prices, best grades
bringing s6.25q6.90 and commoner grades going
for $4Gi6.
Heavy receipts of hogs forced prices lower and
sales were at further decline. Common 10
prime droves of hogs sold SO. COOS So the great
part selling at 49, 75d3S 25 The range in prices
is narrower than at any time for month past
and light and heavy hogs now sell close together.
To-day's drop was about 12lsc in heavy and sc
in light.
Trade in sheep and lambs was lively at strong
prices. Choice lambs were scarce and sold up TO
$685. an advance of 25c, and sellers held some
prime Colorados for S.. The commonest lambs
sold at $40 Sheep sold at S350Q4.75 and year
lings ar s.50q5l0. Sheep went largely at $3.50
40 and lambs sold largely at high prices.
Receipts-Cattle. $4,000; hogs, $500; sheep.
$1,000.
ST. LOUIS, March 2S.-Cattle-R Receipts 1900
including 500 Texans, shipments. SEQ. Market
steady for natives with Texans strong and l0c
higher: fair 20 fancy native shipping and export
steers $450G5.50 bulk at S470df5.35; dressed beef
and butchers steers. S4206f4.S5 bulk at 81 304 IS
steers under 1.O00 lbs S. 70a4. co. bulk at 81 3Om
400 stockers and feeders $3.60G4.70 bulk al
ss.75@4l5 cows and heifers. s2.5oQ4,5o bulk OF
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cows. S. 75Gseo Texas and Indian steers. $50
47s, bulk at sa.sOQ4sc cows and heifers, sz.4oW
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments. $500 Market
SC lower; Workers sS.scgs.75: packers. ss7oas.so;
sheep1Receipts' j, 900; shipments. soo Market
steady; native muttons. Aqi65 lambs. s5a6.s0;
Texas muttons. $4dA50.
NEW YORK. March 2s.-Beeves-Receipts.
1857 Market active and higher; steers. medium
TO good, NI0a5.15; oxen and stays 81 70e14-55;
bulls Ssl5@S,s0; cows. S2q36o. Cables quote
weight; live sheep. i0Qlo&c. dressed weight;
frigerator beef. SqSSsc. Shipments to-day none;
Tomorrow. 600 cattle. 100 sheep and $500 quar-
tiers of beef. calves-Recepts. S.7sl. Market less
active and lower; veals. poor TO prime, 1901
Hogs-Receipts, 11.S1l. Market duh and lower
at $464. 25; general sales at S410d4.15
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 0.2S3. Market firm
for sheep; lambs closed lower; sheep, $1,000
lambs fair TO choice, sbn6.50; general sales $50
G65o clipped lambs, $5q5.5O; spring lambs, $50
G5 each.
EAST BUFFALO March 2s.-Cattie-Good ship
rough S. 75a4 25 light ST. 2Oa4 4O choice fat heif
ers, A2594.50; light heifers, s3.50a375; mixed
$3.60QS.90
Hogs-Good to choice Workers.. sssoass5 light
Workers. SO. So1I3 80; mixed packers grades, 1886
"A; medium weights. sS95q4 heavy hogs. 81:
s s'75 '''A'0s"' stays '1'''0'N p'ss' 500
Sheep and Lambs-Lambs. choice to extra. $3.50
as; fair good, S. 6G95.S5; yearlings S4.75G510;
culls. s5a5.5O; sheep. choice to selected wethers
$4Q5 mixed sheep. S460q4.S5; common to fair
S4.S5G4.5O; culls sS.50@425.
EAST LIBERTY. March 2s.-Catte firm; prime,
s5.05q5.15; common, $SS0@4.15; bulls, stays and
cows. s2G4.10; veal calves, S.75@6.25.
Hogs lower; prime medium weights, $4.O5@4.l0;
heavy Aorkers. S395d4; best light Workers. 1856
$3.50; pigs fair quality, S.. 60d3.S0; heavy hogs,
S4.05Q41O; good roughs, $3.25QS.50; common to
fair, s2.5063
Sheep-Choice. $4.S595; common, $S.50Gp4: choice
lambs s59OG6: common to good, S4.75G5.S0.
LOUISVILLE. March observation-disclosures.
LOCO. Market active and 10c higher butchers
stuff and others steady.
Hogs-Recelpts, 5000. Market 5d10c lower;
tops, $3.S0GT3.S5; medium, $3.50; light shippers,
$3.5OQ3.70: pigs, $250G3.50.
SheeP-Receipts 600. Market steady and I'M
changed.
KANSAS CITY, March 2S-Cattle-Receipts.
S,40O natives and 1000 Southern. Market steady
to 10c lower.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 Market 10c lower.
Sheep-Receipts $500. Sheep active and Sc
higher.
CINCINNATI, March 2S-Cattle strong at $3.50
as.
Hogs active at $3.25@405.
Sheep active and higher at $36475; lambs
strong at $42S66.
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Solomon Findley, ffty-eight years, Poor Farm,
softening of brain.
George Held ffty-eight years. &c Sheffield
street. la grippe.
Infant Osterheld, two months, 511 North Cali
fornia street. meningitis. .,s
Theodore Miller, eighty-six years. 416 Dunlap
street. apoplexy
Robert c. McClelland. sixty-five years. 1857
North Pine street, exhaustion.
AIva A. Hoerke, three years, S4S Mulberry
street. meningitis
Marie Wolfe, four years, 1O1 Wimot street.
pneumonia.
Daniel Donough, sixty years SO South Me-
ridian street. mitral insuf1ciency.
Emma Moos, twenty nine years, 1905 Naomi
street peritonitis.
Nellie Lahman thrty-flve years, 1923 Brookside
avenue typhoid fever.
Elizabeth Leonard, ninety-one years, 1414 Col
lege avenue, exhaustion.
George Yogel, sixty-fve years, Frazee's lumber
yard. exhaustion
Jesse T. Justus, seventy-two years, Columbia
bloch. dilated heart.
John ]. Hickey, fifty-nine years, 500 Bates
street heart disease.
Harlan Shaffer. eleven months, Hillside ave-
nue., pertussis
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boa rd,a Coming rcinI MetrnnoIis

n Sell
boards COmmcrcia Metropolis.
NEW YORK, March 2S.--Flour-Receipts % 4O1
brls; exports 1896 brls. Market displayed fair
steadness, but was neglected by buyers. Rye
flour steady. Corn meal dull Rye steady: No
2 Western, 5S@5SAc Barley steady. Barley malt
steady.
Whcat-Receipts, 91575 Blu; exports 1881 blu
Spot easy and more less nominal; No red
$1.Ol19, f. o. b. afoat to arrive. Options firmer
on strong cable news and cold wave West After
developing weakness in near months owing to
liquidation, prices had general afternoon rally
on strength in Wall street and reported peace
negotiations at Washington; March closed &c
lower; May unchanged and late months 161Kc
net higher No. red, March, closed at 99c; Nav.
9SqS91sc closed at 99c.
Corn-Receipts, 175 blu; exports, 1913 bu.
Spot firm; No. corn, SGAc. Options opened
barely steady and sold off under liquidation.
rallyng sharply near the close on big clearances
and sympathy with wheat. closing h@Ac net
oats-Receipts, ia, 500 bu; exports soA ~ %, bu
Spot easier; No. oats, 29%c. Options dull and
featureless, closing Unchanged May closed at 29c
steady. Wool quiet.
Beef firm. Cut meats quiet; picked bellies
$5.25Q6.50. Lard firm: Western steam, S. 20; re-
fined steady. Pork dull. Tallow steady.
Cotton-Seed oil strong; prime crude. 1sQ1s1zc;
Coffee-Options opened steady at unchanged
prices and after squirt of activity at the open-
ing became dull and featureess European ad-
vices Indifferent and Brazilian news regarded as
favoring bears; change of sentiment in Washing
ton on Cuban question failed TO materially affect
speculation in coffee closed steady at unchanged
prices to points net advance. Sales 49, 500 bags
including April 1900 May. 5.O5c. Spot coffee
Rio quiet No. Z. invoice SIC, jobbing &C. Mild
quiet; Cordova. SAG16c; sales, 200 bags Mara
caibo, p. t.. 100 bags Mexican. p. I. Rio-Re-
ceipts, 10000 bags; cleared for the United States
5000 bags; cleared for Europe, 1900 bags; stock
24S.O00 bags Total warehouse deliveries from the
United States. 14.175 bags. including 13.745 from
New York; New York stock to-day 67l. GA bags;
United States. $4,000 bags; total visible for the
United States, $50 bags. against 1874 773 last
year and asa oil in 1886.
4 Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair refining SIC;
centrifugal, Sc test. &c; refined steady
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FAIR WEATHER TODAY.
Prediction and observations of the
Local FOrecaster.

Local forecast for twenty-four hours end
ing II p. M, March 2S.-Fair weather on
Tuesday Gaa
General Conditions yesterday-The low
barometric area has moved over Canada
and high atmospheric pressure prevails over
the country The temperature rose slightly
west and it fell east of the Mississippi; it
fell from 10 10 80 degrees in the central and
lower Mississippi valley and from the Ohio
valley westward. Rain fell near the Gulf
coast, in Georgia. Tennessee, the Ohio val
ley and near the lower lakes. Thunder
storms occurred in eastern Tennessee.
FORECAST FOR. THREE STATES.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-For Ohio
Tuesday fair; colder in southeast portions;
fresh northwesterly winds.
For Illinois-Fair; warmer in northern
portion; westerly winds
For Indiana-Fair; fresh northwesterly
winds.
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No function in life has more clearly dem
onstrated it's value than Trust Company.
1t affords the strongest guaranty of re-
spousibility by its large resources.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY has
capital OF 100000 and liability from
its stockholders of 81 100000. making 100000
pledged for it's undertakings.
II promises also the best results because
OF the familiarity of its officers and direc-
tors &ith the various channels of invest
ment
Devoted to this business, it can discharge
it most effectively and economically.
Consultation with and advice from the
Indiana Trust Company can be had with
out charge at any time. and they are freely
invited.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, March 2S.-C,redit balances, TIC; GER
tificates opened at TIC bid for cash; sales for the
day follows: Cash oil, LOCO brls at 77c II 900
brls at 771Rc 1900 brls 77ac: regular 1000 brls
at 7Sc; total sales. 1900 brs shipments, 9S,949
brls; runs. LOG, 1873 brls.
WILMINGTON, March 2S.-Spirits of. turpen-
tine steady at 2912G30c Rosin firm at 81 20Q1 %.
Crude turpentiIie firm: at $1.50@2. Tar steady at
unchanged prices.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-Petroleum dull. Rosin
steady; strained, common to good $1.421sQ145.
Spirits of turpentine firm at 32%@33Ac.
SAVANNAH, March 2S.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at SOc bid. Resin firm and unchanged.
CHARLESTON, Marcn 2S.-Turpentine dull and
nothing doing. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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A DISPUTED PATENT.
Ii Makes Blank Book Leaves Lie Flat
When Opened.

Judge Baker yesterday tried the caseeof
James M. Irwin against Otto H. Hassel-
man ct al. The plaintiff claims that a
patent used in the manufacture of ledgers
and bank books has been infringed on. By
the old way Of making blank books, the
pages would not lay fiat when the book
was opened but punched up IN the center.
1t is alleged that Hasselman was refused
permission to manufacture books under the
plaintiffs patent, but proceeded to manu-
facture them without it. The defense is
that the device is so simple that it is not
patentable and that If ii is patentable. the
defendants method of sewing and binding
is different and is not an infringement.
Judge Baker took the case under advise
ment.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, March -Butter-Receipts, S,116
packages Market frmer; Western creamery, 151s
@191ke; Elgins. 191ac; factory, 1261412c. Cheese
Receipts, 1036 PACKAGES. Market quiet and
steady; light skins, 5A46Ac; part skins, 4Q6c;
full skins 203c. Eggs+Receipts, Is, JOG pack
ages. Market firm; State and Pennsylvania, 100
10Ac; Western 101ac Southern, 10Q10Ac.
CHICAGO, March 2S-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market firm;
creamery, 13d1Shc dairy. 10k@16c. Cheese quiet
at S@SHc. Eggs firm; FRESH sac.
PHILADELPHIA March 2S.-Butter firm;
prints, &c. Eggs dull and weak; fresh Western,
1017c. Cheese steady.
KANSAS CITY, March 2S.-Butter steady;
creamery, 15@1S15c; dairy, 14Q16c. Eggs firm
fresh canded Missouri and Kansas stock, SC,
cases returned; seconds, &c.
ELGIN, March 2S.-Butter firm; offerings, 1S9
tubs; withdrawn bids of 1Sc, is tubs sales. Ill
tubs at 1S12c sales reported for the week, 0,67O
tubs
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Says She Frequents Wine Rooms.

John L. Good yesterday filed suit for di-
vorce from his wife, Mary c. Good They
were married in 1885, He alleges that she
has been cruel and inhuman in her treat
ment of him, neglectful of her household
duties, that she associated with bad COM
pany and is a frequenter of winerooms and
saloons. He charges that in 1892 while they
were in Chicago. she stole $S5 of his money
and absconded with a man named Edward
Cushion. They have separated several times
but on each occasion he has taken her back
on neT promise to do better. In the spring
OF 1896 she left him without cause, and they
have since lived apart. During that time,
Good alleges, his wife has been conducting
herself in criminal manner with saloon
keeper In West Indianapolis and others.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Enthusiastically Stultz, Goshen, IS; Da-
vid Heninger. Monterey. S. John A. Ker-
sey. Marion, &c. Robert B. Williams Fred
Home. Tippecanoe S.
lncrease-James NJ. Bohanon Fredonia,
$l1 20 $50; John G.. Kolp. Clermont, IS to So;
Levi Jetmore. Churubusco, 50 to SO; Jacob
BrandEleier, Madison. sic to $l7; Edward NJ
Salyards, Vincennes. $l2 to Sl6 Theodore F.
Sullivan. Veyay, Sc 10 S.
Reissue and Increase-James Farley Ma
tional Military Home Grant county, SIS to S.
Original widows, etc.-Amanda A. Fitz-
patrick, Indianapolis. IS; minors of Andrew
Epple. Hun. SIG; Mary Pipp. Muncie IS;
Rebecca c. Carpenter. Elkhart, IS: Especial
March 49, Martha Bunton, Martinsville Sl2
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WOOL.

LONDON, March 2S-The wool auction sales
were continued to-day with a large attendance of
buyers. The catalogues were large and consisted
of Ia, 664 bales. The offerings were of varied
selection and included good lines of New South
Wales and Port Philip secured which were sold
chiefly to the continental buyers. A large supply
of medium greasy merinos was less eagerly COM
peted for. Following the sales in detail
New South Wales-500 bales secured, 11hd@1s
6Ad greasy, 51a091ad. Queensland-1,2O0 bales
secured, Is 1adQ1s sd; greasy 7@9d. Victoria
1880 bales secured S1ed@1s 11ad; greasy, 51adQ1s
3D. South Australia-1,sOO bales; secured 9d@1s
31sd greasy, 4%@915d West Australia-300 bales
greasy, 5R@7d. Tasmania-50 bales; secured Sh
@10d New Zealand-2 100 bales; secured, S15d@
Is I'd; greasy. 612G10d. Cape of Good Hope and
Natal-30O bales; secured. 712dQ1s Cd; greasy 81
07Ad.
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Metals.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-The week opens with
metals showing little feature. To-day's market
was small. narrow affair. with prices practical
~ unchanged from last Friday. At the close the
at $3.50 bid and $675 asked Lake copper quiet
at 11S715c bid and 12c asked. Tin easier at a. Csc
bid and 1430c asked. Spelter firm at 425c bid and
4.35c asked. Lead quiet at 3.72hc bid and S.771bc
asked The firm fixing the settling price for
miners and smelters in the West called lead
strong at the close at assoc.
ST. LOUIS. March 2S.-Lead quiet at $3.50
3.551sc. Spelter nonnally &c.
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He and His wheel.

He and his wheel were two
Each had "A different will,
AS II IL We're 1 and you:
He and his wheel were two
He was a temperate man.
AnG walked in sober way.
But his wheel had different plan.
Though he was a temperate man
For II went In a zigzag line.
Took quite the drunkards gait
Though he gripped. and bent his spine.
II went in zigzag line.
But he str0re from day 10 day:
And though It oft befell
That he sat In the dusty way
He stroSe from day 70 day.
He conquered, and they are one,
As down the track they glide
Fslll straight the line Is spun:
For he and his wheel arc one.
Della Hart stone. in Youths Companion.
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exchange. 45c discount. Foreign exchange: Posted
rates. s462 and $4.s5.
At st. Louis-Clearings. s,645,s75; balances,
$500 1s9
At Bcston--clearings, 81. OS4 sol; balances.
$1.614.070.
At New Orleans-Clearings, 1921. s67.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, $3.50. 602; balances,
$Il3,4s4
At MISUNDERSTANDING. se,Il2.e7s; balances.
$780, 7s9.
AT Observation-Disclosures So COS 100
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VITAL STATISTICS MARCH %.


Mary and Charles Kirkhoff, 229 Walcott street,
boy
Mrs. and d. L. Coffey 1901 Orange street, girl.
Mary and j. III. Stevens, 531 West Maryland
street, boy.
Anna and John South, 14O7 East Nebraska
street, 10Y.
Ida and James Steele. 1929 North Capitol ave-
nue., girl
Nellie and John Devir, sos North Liberty street,
girl
ninth street, girl.
Ida and John Wright, sS1 South Delaware
street, girl.
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BuiIding Permits.

Richard Teetors repairs. 1923 Mill street $40
Julia Crawford. build frame house. POPS Louis
c. Fred vogt repairs, 200 North Noble street,
$50.
Samantha Symons, repairs. 81 Elder avenue,
1925
Dora r. Kattlowski. dwelling Northwestern
avenue and Twenty-fifth street, $500.
Potter Manufacturing Company. Office and re-
pairs, 2010 Northwestern avenue, $40.
w. II. Newly, remodel and build porch, SIS to
S21 Lord street $500.
Mary Schlegal, addition, COS Sanders street. $780,
Mrs. Ida Schmidt, frame dwelling. Montcalm
street.