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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-29
Local observations Thursday.
CITY NEWS NOTES.

Harry Crayor, of 1415 Hendricks street,
in jumping on a dray driven by Martin
Hanson last night at Madison avenue and
McCarty street, was slightly injured.
Ora Bright, a ''trusty'' at the workhouse
escaped from the institution yesterday
morning. He had one more day to serve
He was doing time for petit larceny.
A building occupied by the Enterprise
Boiler Company, at Georgia and Missouri
streets, was damaged by fire last night. The
building is owned by w. E. Stevens. The
loss is estimated at $780,
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
of Roberts Park Church will meet with
Mrs. E. w. Warner No. 2030 North New
Jersey street, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Papers will be read on the society's special
work by Mrs. j. S. Berryhill, Mrs. E. G.
Cornelius, Mrs. ]. H. Johnson.
An original and unique entertainment en-
titled Familiar Scenes from Streets in a.
Great City, will be given on Friday even
ing and Saturday afternoon, April 30 and 80
by the ladies of Central-avenue Church in
the Sunday-school rooms One of the
features will be a restaurant on the Eu-
ropean plan which will be open after 6
O'Clock Friday evening.
The announcement was made in an after
noon paper that the plan of holding mar
ket tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
OF serving supper tonight at the Central
avenue Church had been abandoned, but the
ladies in charge of the affair state that this
is not true. The proceeds of the market
and supper will be given to a fund for
erecting a new Sunday school building for
the church.
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Pacific the Grand Rapids & Western, the
Detroit d Lima Northern and the Flint
q Fere Marquette.
The Baltimore & Ohio. Southwestern is
rapidly overcoming its losses in revenue
through the recent high waters. The road
earned III the third week of April $l34 $685.
a 3D. increase over the corresponding week OF
fiscal year is $470.935.
:, George Il. Gunnip, general agent of the
Santa re lines. is stopping IN TINS city for
q couple Pee OF days Mr. Gunnip duues are
now more important than at any former
period, he being the only representative of
the Santa Fe to look after the indianapolis,
cincinnati and Pittsburg districts.
George Lowell general superintendent of
the Monon lines, was in the city yesterday.
lie says their power is now busy, both pas
ssenger and freight traffic being highly sat
lsfactory. The Monon is taking from the
Bedford stone quarries seventy to eighty
carloads Of stone day for eastern and
northern points.
There is hitch concerning the new pas
senger station the Big FouSs proposes to
bulld at Terre Haute. AS tie plans are pre-
pared, 1t would require the vacation OF part
Of one OF the streets. thing which the city
OBJECTS to, Notwithstanding the fact that
the railroad will permit the opening of an
other parallel street through its yards.
The Erie Railway Company will on Mon
day place in service on one of it's through
trains copper sheathed car built at the
company's shops at Buffalo. 1t is intended
to give the car thorough test alongside
IL
proves to be as economical as is expected
sheathed copper cars will come into gen.
eral use on the Erie.
Baltimore Sun, April %: Miss Fannie
Belle Somerville, of Homecoming and Mr..
Frederick Arthur Hustled, of Cumberland,
We're married at ST. Peters Protestant
Episcopal Church, Homecoming this morn
ing, by Rev. w. p. Gould. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. r. L. Somerville, superin-
tendent of the Georges Creek Coal and Iron
Company. The groom is superintendent of
the middle division of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. The church was beautifully deco
rated, and the wedding was brilliant and
largely attended ceremony" Mr.. Hustled is
well known in Indianapolis railroad circles,
he having been superintendent of the Indi-
araDolis division of the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ent of the Cincinnati division.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places

ST. LOUIS. April 2s.-Flour firm and higher;
81 25g4.5O; medium 50; 1874. Wheat unsettled and
Irregular, closing with May &c higher July
1-l6c lower and September nc lower, compared
with yesterday Spot higher; No. 2 red cash.
$l10; track. Sill; April sl.10; May. s111A; July.
901sc bid; September, S0Ac; No. hard, cash.
Sl.06. Corn-Futures closed weak. but fractions
higher than yesterday. Spot higher; No @ cash
32Ac April, 32%c May, 321s532atc; July, 32zsl 33c
September. 34c. Oats-Futures dull. but frac-
tionally higher than yesterday Spot higher No
2, cash, S0c; track, 3063lc April, 30Iac May
S05sc July. 25Isc September 239sc: No. white
3Sd331zc. Rye better at 60c Flaxseed nominally
1927. Prime timothy seed. $2.65n2.75, Corn meal
strong at sl.7oQl75. Bran dull; sacked, east
track 63c. Hay strong; prairie $925Q1O; Tim
othy, ss.5O0l2.50. Butter steady: creamery $50
1sc: dairy, llQ15c. Eggs steady at size Whisky
sl.22. Cotton ties and bagging unchanged Pork
lower; standard mess. jobbing. $11.l2iz. Lard
lower; prime steam. S. As; choice. $552i2. Bacon
Boxed shoulders, $5.25; extra short-clear, sel2i5 :
ribs, S6-25; shorts $3.50. DTy-sat meats-Boxed
shoulders, $40; extra short-cear s. 62is; ribs
s5.75; shorts, 81. Recepts-Flour, 5000 brls
wheat 1900 blu: 62, COO bu; oats % 900 bu.
Shipments-Flour $500 brls: wheat 1000 bu
corn, Ss9,OO0 bu; oats. 10000 bu
BALTIMORE April 2S.-Flour firm and higher:
Western superne. IS 50Gi3.75 Western extra, S. IS
Q4.45; Western family, s5053Q; winter wheat pat
ents. s5es@5.sO; spring wheat patents. s6.lOQe5o;
spring wheat straights. S5.S5a6; receipts, 6,f05
uprlsi exports 1876 brIs. Wheat steady az the
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Certificates have been issued to the I
loWing-named Indianians:

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Original-Lewis l.. Collins dead, VAL
paraiso, IS; Peter Wagner, Lafayette IS;
George W. Ruow South Bend 49,
Additional-John Miller, Angas, 81 to S.
Restoration and Observation-Disclosures NJ
Grisham. Rusk, Sc.
Restoration and Increase-Jacob Niles
dead, Albion, SIG to $72
Restoration end Reissue-George Wade
dead, Wadesville, So; James w. Shepherd
dead, Terre Haute, ST..
Increase-John r. C. Bray Evansville S12
to ST. Thomas M. Boothe, Harmony, $12 to
$14 Joseph w. Ruby, Union City, $40 to ST.
James Siner, Asherville, $14 to ST.; Mahlon
Stout, Albany, $6 to s.; Reuben Lutz, Co
shen, $12 to SIG; John w. Vest Indianapolis
IS to $40; John NJ. Hill, Frankfort Sc to IS
Robert H. Boyle, Fredericksburg IS to Sl2
John j. List, Fort Wayne, Sc to S.
Reissue-Samuel G.. Moore, Hillham, $A
Original Widows, etc.-Sarah j. Autis
Brazil, IS; minors of James McManus HAM
mond, So; Mary j. Trap, Ora, IS; Betsy A.
Collins, valparaiso, $S Mary ]. Allen, JEFF
fersonville, $21; minors of John S. Drake
Greenfield, $12; Sarah Stevens, Aurora, SIS;
Mary A. Niles, Albion, IS; Arminda Shep-
herd, Terre Haute, $12; special, April is
Especial acD, Florence Buskirk, Blooming
ton, $50
Mexican War widows-Anna o. Mitchell,
New Augusta. IS.
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During the last forty-eight hours there
has sprung up active demand for cars
to load with grain for seaboard points In
the last thirty-six hours the Big -Four has
been asked 20 furnish SEQ cars to lead at st.
Louis, one party on Tuesday purchasing
half-millon bushels of wheat to ship via
the Big Four and the Chesapeake & Ohio
to export via Newport News and the Bal
timore & Ohio. Southwestern is collecting
all the cars it can to supply calls. The sit
uation at Chicago with the Big Four seems
much the same. On Tuesday J. r. Cava-
nagh, superintendent of car service, had
not enough cars to supply the demand at
Chicago and other Northwestern points,
and arranged with some of the Big Four
connections to allow cars to go through.
The Pennsylvania lines are pressed for cars
to handle the grain offered, and also to
move other classes of freight. No freight
official claims that this business is carried
at full tariff rates. but asserts that better
rates are now obtained than ten days or
two weeks ago.,
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Quite satisfactory, with
HardeninG Tendency tn PrinnS

On the wholesale streets and on Commission
row there is considerable activity to trade the
war excitement, as yet not having seriously i'm
paired business and with this the tendency is
70 stronger prices in nearly all lines, especially
staple groceries and in fact with all articles in
the food line. In leather. hides. provisions and
hardware the tendency is to higher prices and
on Commission row Irish potatoes. apples.
oranges. new crop vegetables and fruits are in
very strong position and all arrivals readily taken
Eggs, poultry and butter are all in better re-
quest and prices firm at quotations The -four
market Is much stronger In tone and all along
the line higher prices are indicated.
The local grain market is more active, prices
advancing the market closing firm yesterday at
the following range on track. reported by the
secretary of the Board of Trade:
Wheat-No. 2 red, slo6; No: red, $1,oe91 90;
April, 06 wagon wheat $I.05.
Eorn--No white. S4lsc; No. white fona
color) 34lsc No. white sll1c; No white
mixed, 3254c; No. white mixed. a2Ae; No 4
white mixed, zs4c; No. yellow. 32tkc No. vel
low 32isc; No. yellow, S2.sci No. mixed 32hc;
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ATT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial MefrOnOIis.

Ruling Prices in Produce at the Sea-
boards Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, April 2S.-Flour-Receipts 1855
brls; exports 6,579 brls. Market firm and mod
erately active; winter patents, So 35G575; winter
straights S515Q525; Minnesota patents, Sc 2Oa6 co.
winter extras. $S.9OQ4.S5 Rye -four steady Corn
meal firm; yellow Western. 76c Rye firm; No 2
Western, &c. Barley quiet. Barley malt firm;
Western, 5SQ70c.
Wheat-Receipts, 100000 bu; exports, 81 424 bu.
Spot easy; No. red. $1.2S1k. +. O. b. ahoat OPP
tions opened very strong and excited on the big
LiVerpool ADVANCE, but speedily drifted into
lie up on July, but sf@1c net lower on ot Tt
months; realizing, coupled with favorable crop
adVices and less stimulating Northwestern news,
produced the late weakness; No. red, May
$1zi1SQ1.24, closed at S1211a.
Spot easy; No. 2, 41Ssc. Options showed a good
opening advance on cables and export inquiry, but
yielded later to realizing and closed only 3s0%c
net hlgher; May, 39%sdo40Ac, closed at 393Ac.
Oats-Receipts, 400 blu; exports S15 br. Spot
stronger; NO 2 9S1AQ9S%c; No. white, 35ls@S6c
closing &c net higher; May, 3SAQS31ac, closed at
steady Wool quiet 4O'e'' leather
- Beef firm. Cut meats steady; picked hams.
S75@S. Lard easy Western steam closed at
S5921a; refined quiet. Pork firm. Cheese steady.
Coffee-Options opened steady. with prices SOLO
points higher; ruled active and firm on covering
eign cables favored bulls and with increased de-
mand in local SPOT market sent shorts to cover;
closed steady with prices unchanged to points
net higher. Sales, 5000 bags. including: May
6,llc Spot coffee-Rio firm; No. T. invoice &c
Jobbing TIC. Mild firm; Cordova, SR6151Ac: mod
crate business done on private terms. N1aio-Re-
ceipts, 5000 bags; cleared for the United States
110O0 bags; stock. IS, 900 bags.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining, 3azc; GEN.
trifuga Sc test NC; refined sugar market strong:
mold A, 11-16c; standard A. Slice confection-
ers' a, 5-16c cut-lcaf, 15-16c crushed 15-I6c;
powdered, lille; granulated, 7-16c; cubes
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BETTER FOR CAMPERS.
Warmer, Fair Weather Promised for
Indiana Militia To-day.

Forecast for indianapolis and vicinity for
the twenty-four hours ending at II p. M,
April &-Warmer; fair weather on Friday.
General Conditions Yesterday-Low baro-
metric pressure prevails, with no great
change in temperature. Light showers oc-
CURED in the central Mississippi valley, the
Ohio valley and near the northern Atlantic
coast.
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES,
WASHINGTON April 2S.-For Ohio
Cloudy weather and showers, warmer; light
southerly winds.
For Indiana-Partly cloudy weather, with
scattered showers; warmer; light westerly
winds.
For Illinois-Fair weather; warmer in
northeast portion; westerly winds.
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Song for All Seas. All Sims.

To-day rude brief recitative Of ships sailing the
seas, each with its special flag or ship-signal,
or unnamed heroes in the ships-of waves spread
ing and spreading far as the eye can reach,
or dashing spray and tie winds piping and
blowing
And out OF these chant for the sailors of all
nations,
Fftful. like surge.
or sea captains young or old, and the mates and
of all intrepid sailors,
or the few, very choice. taciturn, whom fate can
never surprise nor death disfnay,
Picked sparingly without noise by the old ocean,
chosen by thee,
Thou sea that pckest and cullest the race in
time, and unitest nations
Sucked by thee, old husky nurse. embodying
thee.
Indomtable. untamed thee Ever the heroes
on land. by ones or twos appearing
Ever the stock preserved and never lost though
rare. enough for seed preserved)
FIaunt out o sea your separate flags Of nations,
F1aunt out visible as ever the various Shit
signasi
But do YOU reserve especially for YOURSELF and
for the soul OF man one flag above all the
rest
A spirituaI-woven signal for all nations emblem
of man elate above death,
Token of all brave captains and ali intrani6
sailors and mates, and all that went down
doing their duty,
Reminiscent OF them. twned from All ,r.ronta
captains young old. P'
A pennant universal subtly waving all time Ger
all brave sailors,
All seas, all ships
Walt Whitman.
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ADVANCEIN OCEANR
NOTICE TO THIS EFFECT SENT To
LINE AGENTS YESTERDAY.
Great Demand for Cars to Move Grain
from st. Louis and ChicagO--Mis-
celIaneous Railway News.

Local line agents were yesterday notified
of another advance in ocean rates, which
makes the advance of the last ten days
fully cents per 100 pounds, Indianapolis to
Glasgow and other foreign points, and
among freight men the opinion prevails that
still further advances will follow. 1t should
be said, however, that until quite recently
ocean rates were low, there having been a
falling off in export business during the
month Of March and early April. 1t is sup
posed that the war excitement has much to
do with the advance, the owners of the ves-
sells seeing that it is an opportune time to
make a move in that direction. The in
creased demand for grain and the better
prices have given ground for such action.
Between New York and Liverpool the rate
IS now $1.2O. an advance of 10 cents over
one week ago.
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decline; spot. month and May. 8. bid; steamer
No. red Sill bid; receipts, 53,SS5 ou. exports
none: Southern wheat by sample. 8. lcQl.15:
Southern wheat grade. st11ul.1fs. Corn firm;
spot and month. 39z4f4oc: May 39ss43a15c; steasn-
err mixed. 3s%sQSsc receipts. 221 42l Blu: exports.
257, 2l3 bu Southern white corn, 41G42c; Southern
yellow, 41q43e. Oats firm and higher; No. white.
STls93sc; No mixed. S4@35c receipts. 1890 5u;
exports none. Rye flrmer; No nearby. 64i<@
64i2c; Western. SC: receipts. ll.sn bn; exports
none. Hay firm, choice timothy $40. Grain
freghts active for steamers and unchanged.
Sugar strong and unchanged. Butter and eggs
firm and unchanged. Cheese steady and TN
changed.
CINCINNATI. April 2S.-Flour firm. Wheat
firm; No. red S1.Oi. Corn strong and higher:
No mixed S6Izc. Oats firm and higher; No.
mixed, sic. Rye firm No Q Sc. Lard steady at
S5.50c. Bulk meats firm at $3.50. Bacon firm.
Whisky active and firm at 81 %. Butter duh.
Sugar firm. Eggs easy at SC. Cheese steady.
TOLEDO. April 2S.-wheat higher and easy;
No 2, cash, S1.15; May. s1.14l2. Corn active and
higher; No mixed, 35lkc. Oats dull, but steady;
No mixed 29l6c. Rye dull, but steady; No. 2.
cash, Coo. Glover seed active and steady; prime.
cash and April. $40
DETROIT. April 2s--Wheat-No. white, 81 1oi
No. 2 red, Sill; May, s11Osl. Corn--No. ? mixed.
Sec oats-No. white, a2lsc. Rye-No. 2 Gle.
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Dry Goods.

the dry goods market more forcibly. The demand
for duck and colored staple cotteDs for army uses
is the factor which most potent in swaying
to-day's market Partly this is due 10 the rainy
weather. which has kept store traders out of the
market except for goods which they need at once.
But the government contracts are the most fruit
full topics among the cry goods men and appear
to come in for the bulk of their attention. Theirs
signs of a better market for all staple cot
tons. stimulated no doubt By the movement in
ducks and ether war goods. Brown goods ara
said to be more active. Bids for certain brown
shirtings at prices which have hitherto prevailed
will not secure goods to-day. Several lines in
wide sheetings are quoted at a slight advance.
OsnabCrgs are frmer in tone. Ducks are strong.
Blesched cottons show generally satisfactory
market tone with less added activity reported
than in quarters of the staple cotton mar
ket Print cloths have been subjected to a very
limited request. Extras are in demand at the
previous quotation of &c. but at this price manu-
facturers will not entertain propositions.
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Rate. for Conxentions.

The lines of the Western Passenger Asso-
citation yesterday settled on the rates which
are to govern traffic from their territory
for the large meetings and conventions of
the year. They have finally given up all
hope of securing the passage of the anti
scalping bill in time to affect this business
this year and have made arrange
ments to carry it as they have done
in former years. All the large meetings will
be granted a rate of one fare plus 81 for
the round trip, with the exception of the
meeting of the National Educational Asso-
cation where the charge over the one fare
will be 81 instead of 81, one-half of this to
go to the roads and one-haf to the asso-
citation as membership fee. There is no extld
charge for transportation by the railroads,
but the price or the tickets will be 81 high
er than to other meetings because of the
charge put on by the association itself.
The lines of the Central Passenger AS
ISOLATION have decided to make the same
rate for the meeting of the National Educa-
tional Society as have been made by the
Western roads.
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A. B. Frost. frame addition, 81 Keystone ave-
nue., $500.
]. c. Treeter, addition, 1885 Spruce street. s35.
George Mccormick, two-story double frame,
Woodlawn avenue, between Spruce and State
streets 81, $50.
G. Fieidfust, frame addition, 72S East Vermont
street, $780,
T. s. Grover, repairs to frame and brick stable,
Gil North New Jersey street $500.
Helen NJ. Wells, addition, 1886 Simond street.
$50.
Bill Flynn, frame addition and remodeling OF
dwelling 224 West Ray street. $1,475
William Weghorst frame dwelling corner of
Madison avenue and Berkeley street, 81, 200.
Emma Shinde, frame dwelling house, North
New Jersey street, between Twentieth and
Twenty-first streets, $3.50,
A. Sahm five-room frame house. Highland
avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets. 81, COO.
William Hufford, addition, 81 Holmes street,
addition, $50
Citizens Street-r railroad Company brick and
steel street-car house, West Washington street,
sS.oVO.
N r. Moore frame addition and stable, 719
Park avenue, $1,000
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Henry L. Redout, sixty-eight years. Little Sis
tiers of the Poor, nephritis.
Mary Elizabeth Wedge, thirty eight years. city,
typhoid fever
infant McInerney. 1886 MartindaIe avenue, in
anition.
Benjamin J. Cook, six months, 1907 Malott
avenue, commissions.
Mary F. Hale fifty-nine years. 229 North Penn
sylvania street, apoplexy.
David Sxelleman, thirty-two years, $50 Huron
street, nephritis.
Jessie Hearn. eleven months, ga Muskingum
street, catarrhal fever.
Charles w. stierton, seventy-five years, S11
Dunlop street, apopexy.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Six Transfers, with Total COnsid-
erntiOn of 81 21

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p m. April 20, 1885, as
furnished by Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles,
corner of Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis Suite 229, first Office floor The
Lemcke. Telephone 1860:
Charles Hartman to Harvey A. Burkhart,
Lot 40, Browns South Meridian street
addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sS5ooo
Joseph NJ. Hightshoe to Sarah r. Sanks,
part of Lot 50, Willard Place 1.O5OOO
Charles H. w. Voght to Henry Wechsler
and wife, Lot 9. McKernan & Pierces
subdivision of Outlet 1H.................. 1901 81
Fletcher M. Mitchell to Nancy H. Parish.
Lot 8, McCormick's subdivision of
Harris (executors) south addition to
Mt. Jackson 10000
John T. Wait to Joel T. Elliott, Lots
24S, 249, 290 and 251, 1. Fletchers
subdivision Of L. Fletchers Oak Hill
addition 100000
Joel 7. Elliott to John 7. Wait Lot 313,
McCarty's eighth West Side addition $500 90
Transfers, G; consideration ............S76O COL 21
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Butter. Eggs ana Cheese.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-Butter-Receipts 22S7
packages Market steady; Western Western creamery, Is
ceipts 1876 packages. Market Arm; light Skins.
5a4Q6c; part skins, 4@6c; full skins, 2qSc. Eggs
Receipts, r. $50 packages. Market steady; Stats
and Pennsylvania, 11AQl11ac Western, 11lkc;
Southern, l0l9Q11hc.
CHICAGO April 2S-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery,
13Q16lzc dairy, 12G15c. Eggs firm fresh, 10c-
Cheese dull and unchanged.
KANSAS CITY, April 2S-Butter weak; cream
cry. 14Q16lHc; dairy, 126l5c Eggs weak; fresh
candled Missouri and Kansas stock, Slsc, cases
returned; seconds, &C.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Butter-Fancy
Western creamery, Ekc. Eggs-Fresh Western.
111ac. Cheese firm.
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A sullivan County suggestion.

To the Editor OF the indianapolis Journal
Would it not be well for each county in
the State to organize two companies of re-
cruits and the commissioners provide funds
to pay each man 81 per day for two days
drill each week at a convenient point in
tho counties? There are plenty of drill
masters that could take charge and drill
the recruits. This would give them two
days service each week, teach them to cook
and care for themselves, and in six weeks
quite a valuable force could be called into
service ready made" at triflng cost
Money spent at home on our citizens is not
lost. only transferred s. F. MASON
Sullivan, Ind. April o.
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Thursdays Bank CIearincs.

40 At .Chicago-Clearings SIS, sec, 200; balances
y, 40l, 400. New York exchange 4Oc discount
sterling s posted, s4sl1a and s4S51z; actual SASH
ana Ss;s41s; sixty days. S4.S01a and $4S3A.
6,49S, 405. O'oeS'
81, 627, 30S. es'
At New orleans-Clearings 81. 2s2 7O5
At notwithstanding, S197, 253; balances
S36,0S0. S'
AT st. Louis-Clearings, s4,7Ss. 716; balances
AT Misunderstanding. $2S5S 24O; balances.
>, At Philadephia-Clearings, 49, 264 s14; balances
At Cincinnati-Clearings, s1,951.7Oo.