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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-09
Personal. Local and General Notes.

Benjamin McKeen, superintendent of the
1eTre Haute a Peoria. has gone East Tor a
few days
The Terre Haute ear works are build
ing one hundred fiat ears for the st. Louis
a. Minneapolis.
NJ. r. Ingalls,. president of the Big Four
lines. who has gone 20 Florida, expects TO
he away most of the month
The Lake Erie * Western earnings in the
fourth week of February increased N.oi5;
for the month decreased $14.111.
The order placed with Haskell Barker. of
Michigan City last week by the Lake Erie
& Western consists of $50 box and fifty stock
. cars
In February there were shipped East from
the Indianapolis stock yards over the Bee
lire division of the Big Four 3A carloads
Of live stock
The stockholders OF the Chicago x Alton
will hold their annual meeting April 5,
when IL will be known who holds the con-
trolling stock.
Norman Beckley general agent of the Big
-Four. accompanied by his wife on Tuesday
left on trip Ia California Mrs. Beckley
+ I'm poor health.
The new freight locomotive OF the Big
Four now i'm process of construction. will
weigh 1900 pounds. $4,000 pounds resting
on the driving wheels.
NJ. II. Geyer purchasing agent and gen
eraI storekeeper of the Toledo. st. Louis
a Kansas City. has rendered his reSigna-
ton 10 become effective March 10.
General Manager Norton. OF the Ohio
Southern. announces that he will have his
headquarters at Lima and that no changes
will be made I'm the offices or on the road.
The employees of the Cincinnati Hamilton
& DAYTON have adjusted n Ell grievances
with General Superintendent Turner without
referring the natter 20 General Manager
Waldo. who is now very busy man.
The new fast mail OF the Pittsburg, Fort
WAYNE * Chicago and the Pennsylvania
will be very fast. exceeding the speed OF its
present lest train between Chicago and
New York one hour.
Il. r Kelsey. city ticket agent OF the Big
Four who has been III for several weeks
as 10 unfit him for duty, and who for three
weeks past has been IN North Carolina. is
expected home to-day.
The Airline. the last OF the Mackay sys-
TEN. IL about 10 pass into the hands OF the
Southern Railroad. which Is gradually alb
sOrblng a considerable amount OF mileage
north OF the Ohio river.
George Gunnip. representing the Santa
Fe: r.. W. L. Ryan. the Nickel-plate; r.
Bowser. the Missouri. Kansas x Texas. and
Charles &. Craige Of the Grand Trunk, are
I'm the city on official business.
T. VI. Egan. who left the Nandalia on
Monday TO go with William X. Mckeen, 1r.,
I'm charge OF the shops Of the Union Pacific
81 North Platte. Is To- be appointed foreman
Of the ear department Of the shops at that
point
rhe Erie Railroad has completed arrange
E1ents TO extend its Miles a. New Lisbon
branch from New Lisbon Ia East Liverpool.
% with bridge across the river 10 connect
with a proposed extension of the Panhandle
region.
James McCrea. first vice president of the
Pennsyivania Company. who has been in
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY. March s.-Cattle-Receipts. g.
go natives. 1870 Texans. Export. good grades
dressed beef and butcher cattle fairy active at
steady prices; common qualities slow or sale
steady to lOc lower. Good grade stock and feed
ing cattle in active demand at steady prices;
heavy native steers, s. 20d5.50; medium steers
s4.55q52O light weights. 81 2ed4.s stockers and
feeders. So seas .: butcher and heifers S3fp
44O; bulls Sa4.25; Western steers $L1Jg4 %;
Texans. sS7594.3o.
packers and shippers active buyers at sc higher
prices; heavies, sS65@Ss2lz; mixed. ss55a BIO;
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 17S0 Light sup
ply of common quality that sold active at steady
prices; lambs. s4$5q455; muttons. 81 50
feeding lambs, S65a4.25; feeding sheep. $3q350;
stockers. 81 75d3.50: culls. seas.
CHICAGO, March s.-Cattle-Continued light re-
ceipts Of cattle checked the declining tendency
and prices ruled stronger 20 a shade higher Fancy
cattle brought s5.7oq59O choice steers s5.SJa5s5
mediums s46d4s5: beef steers. s3.s0a4.sO: stock
and heifers. s3.30G4; Western-fed steers. A.2o9
$50; Texas steers. 5000; calves S3.5Oa7.
Hogs-There were not enough hogs on the mar
ket TO go around and sales an advance
OF &C. Fair to choice. s3.s0d3s5; heavy packing
50 s5as s2lE: light Sc. s5a3 SIS; pigs. g. sea375
Sheep and Lambs-There was active demand
at steady prices for sheep and prime lambs were
1Oc higher. Poor TO prime sheep 2.7544.65. large
ly 50. 7oq4 49, yeariings. A40a CO.; lambs. &u5lO.
chiefly s4.50Q5
lambs. 1900.
ST. LOUIS. March s.-Cattle-Receipts. 800.
including 1.sco Texans. Market steady 10 strong;
81 Goa 75 bulk OF sales 81 S5e IS; dressed beef
and butchers steers, S3Iyn5.35. bulk at Aa5.l5:
under 900 lbs, $3a5l0. bulk at S57JlIs -:
stockers and feeders. s.. 75d46O, bulk at s. 95d
4 60: cows and heifers s. 2544e5. bulk OF cows at
81 25Q3 %. bulk OF hefers at s3i4; Texas and In
dian steers 2.3Gu4S0 with one at 81, bulk OF
sales. S6oai.75; cows and heifers. - @5a3s5.
Hogs-Receipts. 100. Market strong TO SC high
er: pigs and lights 81 65a3 50. packers. 7Oa3 80:
butchers. 50. s0G3.92iz.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 200. Market steady:
native lambs. siu5.
NEW YORK. March s.-Beeves-Receipts. 2.og7.
Steers steady 10 firm. cows steady 10 a shade
lower; medium TO prime steers. t4s5G5.5O. South
ern stockers So so: and stays S3f3 s.: choice
fat bulls. $3.50; cables weak; refrigerator beef
beef
Calves-Receipts. LOO. Market active and 25lp
Gee higher poor choice veals, 81 50ff7.6o: tons
s75G1s; Southern calves s..
Hogs-Recelpis. sslt Market 1eal5c higher. at
Sheep ana Lambs-Reeeipts. ASA. Sheep nrm:
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safety Appliances.

The Interstate-commeTce Commission has
issued an itemized statement showing the
progress made by the railroads in the mat
ter of eGuipping their rolling stock with
safety appliances. or devices to lessen the
possibility of manning or killing employees
in the discharge of their duties. There are
H. 176 freight cars reported equipped with
automatic couPlers. and s.. "a equipped with
train brakes during the six months ending
Dec. I, 1888. v HIGH makes total OF y2I .S2S.
or IS per cent. of the freight cars equipped
with automatic couplers, and $685., or 81
per cent equipped with train brakes. up
10 Dec 1. 1898 OF the 1854 locomotives
owned on Dec. l. 1895. % sl2. or 80 per cent,
are equi Jped with driving wheel brakes:
There are 80 .SO7 freight ears out OF a total
of l2l7636 or a per cent, that are still
unequipped with automatic coupiers: 59S.3s4.
or 40 per cent, that are unequipped with
train brakes. and 2Sl2 or ) per cent, or
the locomotives unequipped with driving
wheel brakes up to Dec. l, 1898
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Savings Department

~ population becomes denser and saw
lngs accumulate, there Is imperative need
Tor safe ano convenient place TO deposit
such funds.
The savings OF those who are not IN COM
mercial or Industrial business cannot be
made To yielc "A fair return so safely as by
deposit with this company.
There are industrious people in every COM
munity who are not able 10 use their sur
plus funds because they are unacquainted
with values, and their savings. therefore,
lie Idle. In this department the company
accepts deposits OF 81 and upwards at any
time. and pays thereon interest at the rate
Of per cent. per annum. compounded semi
annually-On MAY and Nov. / Of each year.
There are no fines. no fees. no deductions
OF any kind. A way is thus opened TO the
holders OF small sums To get "a safe and
regular return on them.
While waiting for some other form Of IN
vestment. such as the purchase of real es-
tate. one need not allow money 10 be idle
Security for the safety of such deposits
Is found not merely in the character Of the
company and its officers. but in its great
financial respOnsibility-the whole or its
capital and an equal amount from its stock
FOLDERS: also its surplus fund. making i'm all
nearly $2.0o0oo. are pledged for its fidelity.
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued 10 the fol-
lowing named Indianians:
Original-(Special, Feb 80 Joseph b.
Cheadle Frankfort. 81: Ireneus lsenhour,
Whitestown. s.; Samuel j. Wood, Wa
bash. s..
Restoration and Increase-Addison VI.
Baldwin deceased. Marion. S. TO $l2
Increase-Jonathan e. Harris. Farmland,
S. 10 s.: George r. Ferguson. National Mil
itary Home. Grant. S. 10 $40: Martin Help
man. Bourbon. SIP TO $l4: James Dunn.
Wheatland. Sl4 10 81. Daniel Smith. Metea,
81 TO 81: John NJ. Conover, Covington. Sl2
to ST.: Thomas T.. Jones. BTamble 81 TO
S14: Samuel Kissel. New Castle. s. to- $l2;
BENJAMIN Mcclure. Bedford. Sl2 10 SIT;
Joshua G.. Adams. Lebanon. s. 10 Sl1.
Reissue-Nelson J. Let's Fremont ST.;
James y. Dilley. Brazil, $2i; Richard w.
Nichols. National Military Home. Grant. 81.
Muncie S. TO -.
Original Widows etc.-kittie Baldwin,
Marion s.: Emma &. Nelson. Indianapolis
S3O: tressue) Lucinda Haynie. Evansville
Sl2: Eunice G. Hendrickson, Westport, $l2.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
More Favorable Weather Improved
TRADE and Prices Firm.

A milder temperature yesterday gave more snap
TO trade, and in most lines a good business was
transacted. and with this prices carry very
strong tone. The dry goods market is very firm
at the several advances of Tuesday, and with
staple groceries. iron and hardware. paints and
oils there Is hardening tendency. with fruits
and vegetables further advances are indicated.
The egg market is easier. poultry market is steady
and butter frm. Provisions are in a stronger
position. as are seeds. with an increasing de-
mand.
The local grain market is dull and receipts
light. but prices firm. at the following range on
track. > furnished by the secretary OF the Board
or Trade:
Wheat-No. red. 7li9c; No. ) red, esd7Oc:
March. 7lAc: wagon wheat, 70c.
COLOR. s5c; No. 4 white. s2aS4c; no. : white
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VITAL STATISTICS MARCH 8.
Deaths.

Marion Berry, hfty-hve years, Si' North Nooie
street congestion Of the lungs.
Joseph T. Drummond. sixty-four years 'l9 IN
diana avenue. erysipelas. 80. -.
sarah T. Rowland, hfty-one years so EdsI
Court street broncho- pneumonia A..
Infant Wilson. 1906 Shelby street. premature
birth. - a. ,t,.L;,o,r,
street general tuberculosis 80. ,,,
Israel Dungeon, twenty-ohe 1edIs' 7'' AiPp0-
canoe street uremic poisoning s nj,
Julia T. Chandle. thirty-sN years 40o 1lPpe-
canoe street, heart failure e.o
so,,th Delaware street pulmonary phthiss
Iulia walker forty-fve years, 1908 Holborn
street tuberculosis.
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Poultry and Other Produce.
OPrices paid by shlppera.)

prices paid by shippers)
Poultry-Hens. &C: spring chickens. &c. cocks.
SIC; hen turkeys. young and fat, Sc; young
toms, Size: old hens, &C; toms, &C: ducks, &C;
geese. &c for full feathered &c for plucked; cap
Ons. fat 10c: small. case.
Cheese-New York full cream 1O01lc; skins.
6Qsc; domestic Swiss, IKE brick I2c limburger,
Zoe.
Butter-Choice, 1oc; poor. 5d7c Elgin cream
cry, 21c.
Eggs-l4c.
Feathers-Prime geese, coo per 10: prime duck
10Gl7c Pc III.
Beeswax--30c for yellow: PC for dark
Wool-Melium unwashed 17dlSc; tub-washed,
20425c; bury and understandable, sc less.
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
Green-salled Hides-No. l. Sisc; No . nc; No
calf, 10c: No. calf. Size
Grease-white, &c; yellow. 2isc; brown. 2.c.
Tallow-No. ], SC; No. ?, 2lsc.
Bones-Dry. s12d13 per ton.
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ng futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations Were follows: Flour dull and
neglected. No. spring wheat, 57G69c: No. 3
spring wheat 63Q67c; No. red. 7Ol2d7llsc. No.
corn, %lsc; No. yellow corn. 34a4a35Ac. No.
29l2@29&.c. No. rye. 55c. No. barley, 42Q52c.
No faxseed, S.15; Northwestern, Sis. Prime
timothy seed, 81 Glover, contract grade. 500.
Mess pork. per bril- s9.15q920. Lard, per 100 lbs.
S5.30q532l2. Short-rib sides Qoose). A50a470.
Dry-sated shoulders (boxedl, 81 25a4 3712. Short
clear sides tboxed), 4e0Q4.95. Whisky, dstilers'
finished gods, per gal S1.26
Receipts-F1our, l., goo brls wheat, Il 600 bu:
corn. Asa. coo blu; oats $4,000 bu; rye 900 bu:
barley, 1900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 80, 900 brls:
wheat, 1900 blu; 236 00o bu: oats 250 800 bu
rye, 1900 bu; barley, ECO bu.
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Wednesday, Bank CIearings.

At Chicago-Clearings. S21. 75s. So: balances 81
1868. POI. New York exchange Coo discount. Ster-
ling exchange. posted, 4s5 and sSl: actual,
81 SSi2 and 81 IS: sixty days. 81. S2s. and 81 S4L
At ST. Louis-Clearings. s.. 436. sos; balances
$9lI 800
344. 1C2.
Al New York-Clearings. s2oi. ,7S4: balances
$40. 557. 525.
AT Phadelphia-Clearings. s2l, Ss4, Iss: balances.
IS. 222, SEQ.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. s4,s1e59S; balances
$3.50 214
AT C1ncinnati-C1earings. 81 2o4 500
At New Orleans-Clearings, 81. 2s6, $50.
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She Filled the Bill.


Detroit Free Press
The theatrical manager looked up from
the bill file on his desk and scrutinized the
young woman carefully so you want TO
be featured do your? ne asked.
Yes STR" was the reply as the woman
tossed her head and filled the air with the
soft. soothing odOr OF peroxide.
Have you pasty' inquired the manager
anxiously.
Two of them" was the quick retort.
Two OF them: how's that?'
''One died and I've been divorced from tho
ffaV
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, March S.-The cotton goods mar
ket has again been quiet. so far actual bust
ness goes, but some good-sized bids for brown
cOttons have been turned down at only slightly
lower prices than asked by sellers. Brown,
bleached and colored cottons continue
firm. Prints are also very firm. with fair demand
for both staples and fancies. Ginghams scarce in
desirable styles. Print cloths very quiet through
out, but frst-hand sellers still stiff prices.
Worsted dress goods firm. with fair business do
ing. Silks strong and advancing. Good business
doing in jobbing circles.
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.astern linz operated:

Returns from Western lines show an
enormous expansion of business. Gross
earnings increased in 1898 81 1e4. 800 over 1897
and 81 05f so over 1895. The comparative
decrease in net earnings of Western lines
OF S6S7 .O0e was entirely due to the extraor-
binary OUTLAWS in improvements of the
lines West, which now approach in point OF
excellence the high standard OF the parent
line. the beneficial results of which are
daily becoming more and more apparent.
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, March S.-Spirits OF turpentne
firm at 44G441.c. Rosin firm 95cG$1 Crude
turpentine nothing doing. Tar firm at 81.
OIL CITY, March S.-Credit balances 81. Is: GER
tificates, bid; shipments c., sos brls; runs, S.
3l4 brs.
SAVANNAH, March s.-Spirits Of turpentne
firm 45c. Rosn firm
NEW YORK, March S.-Standard OIL closed at
81 79G4.90.
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No mixed. safe Oats steady: No mixed. &C.
Rye quiet; No. ?. cash. 5sc. Glover seed steady:
prime, cash, old. S.55: new, March and April.
So S2iz
LIVERPOOL March S.-Wheat steady: No.
red Northern. spring. IS 1isd. Corn-SpOt steady;
American mixed. cid IS 72sd: futures quiet;
March. 3s 5Asd May. IS sd: July. IS sad lard
Prime Western. Z7s %. Butter-F1nest United
States, a2s. Hams-ShoTt-cut, IA 10 is lbs, 35s.
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mixed sac: No white mixed, SAC: No
white mixed. sigssc; No. yellow. s4i4c; No 3
yellow. 34Ac: No. yellow, 5IAQ334c; No. .
mixed. 34c; No. mixed, 34c; No mixed.
sIT33c; ear corn 34c.
Oats-No. white. Sic; No. white, 3oikc: No.
mixed. &c: No. ) mixed. 2sIsc.
Hay-No l timothy, $50: No. > timothy, s. 80
as
nspections-wheat: No. 3 red, 3 cars. Corn
No. 3 white. 10 cars; No. yellow cars; No
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NEW YORK. March S-According to the Metal
Exchange. pig iron warrants closed unchanged at
s9.75 nominal; lake copper unchanged, at E.75c;
nominal; tin frmer. at 23.s5G24c; lead firm at 30
"A &c. and speter unchanged, at 6.30G6. 35Izc.
Brokers call the market steady for copper at the
close, at 1Sc, and for lead l. 10c.
ST. LOUIS, March s.-Lead strong; Also bid
Spelter lower at 5.S0c.
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seventy-Six Per Cent. of the Freight
Cars Provided with Automatic
COupIers-Generai Notes.

An impression exists that the earnings
osehe Pennsylvania road for 1898 were the
largest in any year of the cOmpany's his
tory. This is not correct. While the road
carried much the largest tonnage of any
year. the gross earnings were exceeded in
1891. 1892 and 1898. The appended summary,
covering the past eight years affords op-
portunity for some interesting comparisons
of the outcome of the Pennsylvania opera
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles Tausel and Emma Tucker.
John OFT and Bertha Meyer
Charles ID. Stafford and Clara L. Fem
Edward \ Shellburne and Mary NJ. Tilton.
oliver NJ Barnhill and Mary F. Dawson
Fred n. Hukriede and Catharine \. Rothert.
India Judy and Catherine Mack.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS March S.-Cotton steady:
sales, 4SJ0 bales; ordinary. Tic good ordinary.
SCI low middling, 5asc; middling. l-l6c; good
middling 1l-l6c; middng fair 3-Iec; receipts
1868 bales; stock, S5, i57 bales.
NEW YORK, March Section steady; mid
ding. 6 9-l6c-
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building Permits.

James NJ Fleming. shop. Hamilton avenue and
Tenth street. $40.
Albert Spreng. frame house. 2l3 North Liberty
street. ss5e.
VIM r. Wiese frame house. Weghorst street.
between East and Leonard streets. Se25.
c. L. Laycock. stable sG East McCsrty street.
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lambs. 15c higher; poor TO good sheep. Sds.40: no
prime here; clipped sheep. $40 lambs S. 25e15 20.
CINCINNATI March Seattle strong and
higher at S275G4; calves strong and higher az
81. 75d5l0.
Hogs active and strong at 81 3564.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep nominally 81 25Gi. 26s
lambs quiet at sia5.35.
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As 20 the Cooking school.
IptIcl

Iutk.
Her Husband-Do they teach YOU how 20
make hash?
The Pupil CscornfuIiy.)-Oh. no. It isn't
an impressionist school.
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Births

Henrietta and VIM. IL. Thompson, 42S North
Mr. and MIS-. II. C. Wilson. 1906 Shelby street.
boy. .... -.
Laura and Oscar Dale 12lS Twenty ninth street.
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Dried Fruits.
NEW YOI

NEW YORK, March S.-California dried fruits
firm. Evaporated apples-common, 7GSL4c: prime
wire tray. sAq9c choice. 91.@9lzc; fancy. 9NdlOc.
Prunes 4d10c Apricots-Royal, 12d14c; Moor
Park. 13q17c. Peaches-Unpeeled. Sql1c; peeled.
25G2sc.
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u trains viii ' run S"nG as follows low tcenari
UNION RAILWAY STATION.
p. VI. Time IN Black Face Figures
Trains marked thus: Dy-Daiy. s1sleeper.
CLESE.. GIN. CHI. q sT. louis R.Y.
Cleveland Division-Big Four.
New York ez dy s ~ city ae As ~. Us
Munce & II ex.. 6:S5 Swst'n lin. dy. 80
Cleveland mail. 1850 b. II. q Muncie ex 3,lo
{ c & W ac dy.. $50 B,H. 8 Andn eI sisS
NH''A st. = Louis %o DivisionEBis Four. o''o
St Louis expr..:... 1880 New York ex. dy. 8 t:os
swstn linn, dy. sla5 Mat T ace, 1850
T. H g. Mat sc.. :B0 ST. Louis express. $40
NY & StL ex.dy Sill 40 kn'kb'r sp d s.dy Clio
Cincinnati DivisiOn-Big Four.
Cincinnati l. dy s. 345i Greensburg 500
Cincinnati accom-. 200 c & ST l. mail. DIV
Cincinnati dy p....2:45 Chi. Linn p...... 4.I5
Greensburg acc: $500 Gin & Ind ex p. d,4o
DIV. d. sand p. 6:2O Chicago dy s.....II.S0
louisville Line.
LOUSY day expr 2,45 LOUSY day expr.. .II:so
Chicago Division-Big Four.
chi m, dy. p..ri:4S lafayette accom-. 100
chi Lin p. ais fiI f. mail, d dy. 2.ss
Michigan Division-Big Four.
Benton Hsrbor ex.. e:$5 Wabash acc dy-..: s:3
Wabash acc. dy 4:5O Michigan expr.... s.4S
Peoria Div. West-Big Four.
wesn e ex sn Sy cRampaien a accom- cor
Champaign acc. $50 Ny. ex MALL. 2;42
Peoria Div.. Hast@BiE Four.
Columbus express: $40 Springfield expr... n -
PITTS, GIN. CHI. a. ST. LOUIS R'Y.
Indianapolis Division-Penna Line.
Eastern ex, dy. s.. SO Fast ex. o.. rs
c fas. eh oy:c,,'''' - LIN md,' dy 49,
Attic ex, dy. 2;3O Indpls aec..:-.. 3iI5
stL&NY. dy d.. 5:Io West'n ex. dy. $1,000
Chicago Divi-ion-Penna n. n.
Lou & Chi en dy pIl;s5l Chi Lou ex.dy $50
Louisville Division-Penna II. n.
Lou & So spl. dy, $3.50 Mad Ind acc. .....1o:2o
Lou Mad &C: az Sis s,L& CfL dy. Pills
sunday only. 7:oolInd q Pitts. dy. 700
Ind & Mad &C. 3;:So Mad. e. Ind. acc.
L & At,a, dy. p-;4i,oo sunday s,S, only. ;9:s9
''O'''''''' ." VANDALIA LINE. ~
st Louis ex. dy..;.. 40 New York ex. dy 9. $40
SIT ex. dy. sd Ix $50 s. Louis s1 d. SO
Fast Mail. dy..... 3 800 Fast Line, daily. 4s45
INDIANAPOLIS a vINCENNEs n. II.
Gro Vines e1 dy 81, E yin ic;.,
rHI.N s1a1Ti HAMILTON a DA2T'N NY
Ticket Office. Is w. Washington st.
.n f fast mail .c GIN fast mail
..Cin q Detroit ex. .10:45i 'Cin Detroit ex Has
..Cin 4 Dayt'n ex.2;4S ''Cin Dsytn ex 3,29
.Cin. Toll & bet 7;O7 ''Cin. Toll bet. 100
Daily 90 Eek sunday.
LAKE ERIE a. WESTERN r.. r..
Mail and expr.--.... 200 Ind ps ex. dy.....103e
T. ID NJ c ex, dy so Mall and expr.... 2i35
Evening expr..... . 900 Toledo expr .-..... 600
INDIANA. DECATUR a. WESTERN R'Y.
Mail and expr...... BIB Fast expr, dy, C. $50
Chicago ll:50 Tuscola acc.........1040
Tuscola accom-. BAD Chicago expr-.-.. 2s4O
Fast ex, dy, C. 11;1O Mail and expr.... $40
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Chi night dy, s.l2:55 Gin vest. dy, $50
Fast mail. dy. s.. 200 Fast mail dy, 7ss
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Chi vest. p..... 3;35 Chicago expr..... $40
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Scarce and Steady-HOgs Active
and Higher-Sheep Steady.

INDIANAPOLIS. March s.-Cattle-Receipts,
go; shipments. none. There was no good quality
steers sale and only fair quality OF butcher
grades which sold at Quotably steady prices:
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Promoted.
Chicago Record,

Chicago Record.
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Evelyn is married?" mo: il advances me
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Hogs-Receipts. 1000; shipments. light The
market opened fairly active, with packers and
shippers buying at an advance of sc over yester-
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CThe quotations given below are the selling prices
Of the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.

Corn. 75cGt1 g. Peaches-Eastern standard
BIB, N75Q2; 3-lb seconds, Sl25Gl50: California
standard, 210G240; California seconds. 81. 75d2.
Neutrality-suspicious. 2-lb. 65070c; rasp-
berries. 3-lb 90495c; pineapples, standard, 2-lb
$ll0N120; choice. Sl.6OH2.50; cove oysters lib
full weight, S5N95c light, 60G65c; string beans 40
M@0c; Lima beans, l.lOGtl20; peas. marrowfats
S5ca$l.l0: early June. 9OcqSl.10; Holsters. sSG2;
red cherries. 90c4Sl: strawberries. S5Q 90c;
salmon. lib. socQS1s5; Glib tomatoes. sOa95c.
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