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of the latter road is said to have been in
structed by Receiver Hunt TO acquiesce.
The heads of departments on the Big Four
lines numbering thirty, were in conference
at the Office Of J. Q. Van Wrinkle. general
superintendent, the greater part of yester-
day, returning to their respective headquar-
tiers last evening. T. j. Higgins, superin-
ten6ent of the Cleveland division, was pres
ent. He has fully recovered his health.
w. c. Melville, representing the passen-
ger department Of the St Louis & San
Francisco. is in the city. This road is now
doing very heavy business TO the South
west. sending out from st. Louis at $40 p.
m. one train of eight cars to southwestern
Kansas and second train of seven cars at
$50 p. m, hauling through cars for Arkansas
and Texas points.
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CHICAGO, Jan 24.-There was a good demand
for cattle to-day, with prices ruling steady for
the general run and strong for good fat offerings.
Fancy cattle brought S6ll635 choice steers So 500
stoekers and feeders S. 256I4 So bulls $1,000 81
cows and heifers. So 1904: Western-fed steers, $40
SIS: Texas steers, So 1905 Is calves So 30aD6 S.
Hogs-Jrade in hogs active, with prices
an average about 2lzc higher; fair to choice
S3.77a@S.90; packing lots. S3.60Q375 mixed, $500
$3.50; butchers. $Ss60QSS5; light, $S55Q3.77z;
SheeD-There was good strong current from
the outset in the sheep market, and many of the
handy weight offerings sold a point higher. The
to choice sheep brought s2.5Oq425; yeariings s41o
q45O; ewes 3d. 4OQ975; Westerns. $S.5Qq425.
Receipts-Cattle, 1000; hogs, 30 coo; sheep, II 600
KANSAS CITY. Jan. A-Cattle-Receipts $3.50
natives. 20 Texans Supply less than eSti-
mates; trade very active at strong prices; heavy
native steers, $5.25G6; medium, $4.75d5 Is; Light
weights ST. 2505.25; stockers and feeders, $500
SO; butcher cows and hefers, ST. S5d4 10; can
ners, S225Q2S5; Western steers, $Q5; Texans.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1850; trade active; opening
prices steady to sc higher; gathered strength and
closed 5D71zc higher; heavies, S365Q3.75; mixed,
So 50d3.70 light weights, 50. 30@3.571z.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, 6.140 offerings Of
tive at steady prices Common grades slow OF
sale and a shade lower. Lambs, $4.s5Q5: NUT
q3.4O
GLIDING GOO Texans; market steady for natives.
with Texans strong Fair to fancy native ship
S465@5.55; dressed beef and butchers steers 1856
Q5.90 bulk at So 9o5 49, steers under 1000 lbs. 50
Cab. bulk at 30; stocl1ers and feeders,
S. 75q445, bulk at s3Q4.45; cows and heifers. ga
4.50. bulk OF cows at So 40GD3.40; canning cows
ST. 250325: bulls 81 2564; Texas and Indian steers,
$3Q5 bulk at s4Q4.S0; and hefers, $3.50
405.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: market strong to SO
higher pigs and lights 49, 30Q3. 60; packers s. con
$50: butchers 50. 1908 so.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000: market
steady; native muttons, $S.15q4; lambs. $-50G5I5.
NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-Beeves-Receipts S07,
all for slaughterers. Nothing doing; feeling
steady; cables firm. Exports to-day, 400 cattle.
LILO sheep and 1920 quarters of beef; tomorrow,
80 sheep and 3.475 quarters of beef
Calves-Receipts. 162. Feeling steady to firm:
veals sGGsI common barnyard calves, 1925; car
of Southern calves. So. IS.
AIS.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $50 Very little
trade; sheep nominal; lambs lower; three cars
prime sold at s. %.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 24.-cattle steady at $50
Hogs active at 81. 25a3S5
Sheep and Lambs-sheep steady at $2@G4,
lambs steady at sl05.25.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Active ard Prices Unusually
Steady and Firm.


General business locally for some days past has
been highly satisfactory, which may, in part, be
attributed to the more favorable weather. There
has been of late an improved demand for hog
products but there is still room for Improvement.
Prices are very low, and that should increase
consumption. Eggs are weak at the reduced
quotations of Monday, but as the supply of cold
storage eggs is about exhausted an advance may
follow, receipts of fresh stock are not large.
The commission having fair trade at
unchanged prices The -four market is easier in
tone, owing to sharp competition. In other lines
there are no new features.
The local grain market is active; receipts the
last few days larger. All cereals ruled steady
yesterday at the following range of prices, fur
nished by the secretary of the Board OF Trade:
Wheat-No red, zoe; No red, 65Q69c; jan
uary zee; wagon wheat, 69c.
Corn-No. white, 35aac; No. white Zone col
orr, 35Ac; No. white, 3l&G$8&c No. white
mixed, SlQSSc; No yellow; S514c; No 3 yellow,
S534c; No. 4 yellow. S114QS@Ac; No. mixed, 35c;
No. mixed, Csc; No. mixed. S1Q33c ear corn,
Oats-No. 2 white. 8o14c; No. white, 8Oc; No.
Hay-No. / timothy. S.; No. 2 timothy, s65O@7.
red 2 cars; total, cars. Corn-No. white. q
cars; No. white, car; No: yellow. car No
mixed, cars; no grade car total SO cars.
Hay-No. timothy car.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices paid by shippersl
Poultry-Hens, &c; spring chickens, &c; cocks,
&c; hen turkeys, young and fat; S3sc; young
geese &c for full feathered, &c for plucked; cap
ons, fat. &C. small, 64Sc.
Cheese-New York full cream. 10011c: SKINS
case; domestic Swiss, 12lzc; brick, 12c; imburger,
l0c.
Butter-Choice. 1oc; poor 6qsc; Elgin cream
cry BIC
Eggs-12c.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per lb; prime duck.
100l7c per 10.
Bceswax-3Oc for yellow 25c for dark.
Wool-Medium, unwashed, 176c1Sc; tub-washed,
2O@25c; bury and unnerchantable, SC less
Honey-10613c per Id.
Ciame-Rabbits, 6507oc. Venison 1S(g20c per Id.
Opossum. 20@25c apiece.
HIDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. /, &c; No {. Sc; No.
l calf, 10c; No, calf, Size
Crease-White. &c; yellow, 2hc; brown, 2Ac.
TaIlow-No. l. &c; No. 2 21ac.
Bones-Dry, $12Q13 per ton.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Jan. .-Butter-Receipts 1855
packages; market steady; Western creamery 14d
19c; Elgins. 1Sc; factory 12914c Cheese-Re-
ceipts. IS packages; market steady; large white
1012c; small white, 11011Ac; large colored 10Iac:
small colored, 11G11Ac. Eggs-Receipts s. los
packages; market firm; Western, 1Sc; Southern
171kG1Sc.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2.-Butter-Marlxet slow
and barely steady; creamery, 1611sc; dairy .4c
Eggs steady to strong; supplies heavy ana in
creasing, but demand has increased fresh can
died Missouri and Kansas stock, 13c.
CHICAGO, Jan A.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was easy; creameries,
boise; diaries, 11616c. Eggs steady; fresh 15c
Cheese steady; creams, 9lzQ11c
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. A-Butter steady:
fresh Western. 1Sc. Cheese firm.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2i.-Flour higher; patents,
sIraign1s 500 a{ GEAR ot
No req. cash, elevator. 75lac bid. track. 75c
January 753sc; May. nc bid July. G9i4c bid, f9l2c
for options; spot nominally higher; No. cash.
S54sc January, 36c; May. S6lsc asked Oats-Op-
zee; track: 2s14c; January 2Sl2c; May. 29c asked
No white. S03zc Rye stronger. at Sc. Flax
nominal. Corn meal. s175@i So Bran firm
sacked. east track, 56c Hay dull and steady;
creamery i5@is3o dairy ls15e q Eggs Steady
at lS1ac. Whisky steady at Sl27. Cotton ties and
iobbing. old, s9.95. Lard nominal; prime steam.
S.45; choice. s557lk. Dry-sat meats-Boxed
shoulders. &l22; extra shorts, 49, 75 ribs. S4STls;
shorts. IS. Bacon-Boxed shoulders. s475; extra
shorts. S 255 80; ribs, 1914 shorts, $50. Re
n 600 blu; oats. 1900 bu. shipments 5000
bu; wheat. 5000 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats,
BALTIMORE. Jan. 2s.-Flour firm and I'M
changed; receipts, 1871 brls; exports $685. brls.
Wheat strong; spot and month, 77QTl4c; Feb
ceiDts 1913 bu; exports, As. 44S bu; Southern
wheat, by sample. 72G7Sc; Southern wheat on
70sqloc: February 4o7.a4e: steamer a mixed s.
@SSNc: receipts, 161,6o0 bu; exports. 1877 100 bu;
Southern white corn. 3slk041c: Southern yellow
corn, 3S14@4OAc Oats firm; No. 2 white S4lsc;
no; mixed 32gS2l4c; receipts, 7494 bu; exports.
firm and unchanged. Cheese steady and IN
changed.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2i.-Lard-Prime Western
steady at So 104d; American old firm at IS 10%d.
Reeeipts Of wheat for the past three days, 2oS0OO
CENTS of American corn for the past three DAYS,
1850 eentals. Hams-Short- steady at 16s.
Bacon firm at Us Cd. Shoulders-Square firm at
24s: Wheat-No. 2 red Western winter firm at
IS I'd; No. red Northern spring firm at 6s. Corn
Futures steady; January, IS 1O5s( March. IS
CINCINNATI. Jan 24.-FIour firm Wheat
nFmef' a no q red re Corn stronger No
Rye hrmer; No. Western, CSC. Lard steady at
$50. Bulk meats quiet at $3.50 Bacon dull at
$5.75. Whisky steady at $126 Butter easy and
lower; fancy Elgin creamery, Zoe; Ohio, 13016c;
dairy Toe. Sugar steady. Eggs quiet at 14c.
Cheese firm.
TOLEDO. Jan. A-Wheat higher; No. cash
7212c asked; May 75c bid. Corn active and lower;
No. mixed, 351ac. Oats dull and higher: No 2
mixed. 2sc. Rye dull and higher; No. 2 cash.
old. $3.50.
MINNEAPoLIS. Jan. 4.-Wheat strong; Jan
uary 69Ac; May, 70hc; July. 703sc; on track. No.
hard 7024c; No. l Northern $3.50; No North
ern 67%c. Flour higher; first patents So. S0q3 30;
second patents, $360@3.70. Bran. in bulk, 1926
G9.50
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Robin. Rhymin, Robin.

[Air--"Dainty Davie."1
When Januar' winds were ravin' wiz
Ger a the districts O our isle,
There was a Gallant born In Kyle,
And he was christen'd Robin.
oh, Robin was a dainty lad,
Rantin' Robin, rhymin' Robin;
1t made the gossips unco glad
To hear the cheep O. Robin.
That ne'er-to- be-forgotten morn.
When Coila's darling son was born,
Aud Scotland on her stock-an' horn
Playd welcome hare to Robin,
And Robin was the blythest ioon
Rantin' Robin, rhymin Robin,
That ever sang beneath the moon
Wen a be proud o Robin.
Fame stappin in ayont the hearth
Cried. Il foresee your matchless worth,
And to the utmost ends q earth
III be your herald, Robini'
And we'll she did emblaze his name,
Rantn Robin. rhvmin' Robin,
In characters o. Twin flame
Well a be proud o Robin.
The MUSES. round his cradle hung.
The Graces wat his infant tongue,
And independence wi a rung,
Cried ''Redd the gate Tor Robin
For Robin 5 embarrassing tones,
Rantin Robin, rhymin' Robin.
Gard tyrants tremble their thrones
Wen a be proud o Robin.
Then lets devote this night to mirth,
And celebrate our poets birth;
While Freedom breaches L the earth
She'll TAX her text frae Robin!
oh! Robins magic notes shau ring
Rantin Robin, rhymin' Robin,
While rivers run and howerets spring,
Huzza huzza for Robtnl
David vedder, IN the Whistle Binkie Book. 1855
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BOSTON, Jan. 24.-The wool market holds
steady, although only moderate sales for the week
are recorded. Domestic woods are rather slow,
with firm prices, but dealers are expecting an
tive trade in the future. Territory wcols are
moving moderately at about the former basis of
prices. Australian woods are firm in tone but
the demand is slow. Following are the quotations
for leading descriptions: Ohio and Pennsylvania
heeces. x and above, 2ec; Xxx, &c; Xxx and
above, Csc; delaine, 2SM29c; No / combing 900
soc; No 2 comblng. 29QSOc: unwashed quarter
and half-blood. 211z623c Michigan, Wisconsin,
etc-X Michigan, 2I0D22c; No. 1 Michigan comb
ing 2Sc; No. Michigan combing 2Sc; No. 1 ILL
nois combing. &c No Illinois combing 2Sc; x
New York, New Hampshire and Vermont 2160
22c; No New York New Hampshire and Yer
mont 23c; delaine. Michigan, 26GD27c. Unwashed
medium. etc.-Kentucky and Indiana quarter
blood comhing, 206D21c three-eighths- blood 21d
&c; Missouri quarter-blood combing 21c; braid
combing 1SG19c; lake and Georgia 10000 Texas
wools-Spring medium Q2 MONTH, 1761Sc;
secured 40GI42c; spring fine Q2 months), 160D17c:
secured. 4SgD45c. Territory wools-Montana fine
medium and fine, 4Ql6c; secured, 4Sc; staple 47n
4Sc: Utah, Wyoming, etc, fine medium and fine
1S@16c; secured. 4Sc; staple, 4704Sc. Australian,
secured basis-Combing superfine, 70Q72c; good
65G68c; average, 62Gl65c.
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VITAL STATISTICS JAN. "a.
Deaths.

Tabitha Afford, eighty-four years, 2110
West Morris street, senile debility.
William N. Whitlock, fifty-three years,
1414 East Eleventh street, cancer.
Crescentia Stierle, forty-eight years, 1914
Arthur street, dropSy.
Laura Mcdaniel, thirty years city, perl
tonitis
Alice K. Whinnery, forty-one years, city,
apOplexy.
Infant Bachman, five days, 1920 North Me-
ridian street. inanition.
Catharine Deitlee, eighty years, s05 Col
lege avenue, cerebral hemorrhage.
Ruhama Moores, sixty-fiVe years, 2724
Bellefontaine street, hemiplegia.
James Gibson, twenty-five years, City
Hospital, hemorrhage.
William Lambert, twenty-one years, 507
West Chesapeake street, diabetes.
Pauline Autrine, four weeks, 531 Prospect
street, pneumonia.
Henry c. Turner, forty-four years, 2O3S
Bellefontaine street.
Margaret Mclaughlin ffty-eight years,
city, uraemia.
Frances c. Branham, seventy-one years,
500 East Walnut street, heart failure.
Christina Geisking f1fty-four years, 1406
Pleasant street, heart disease.
Infant Moore, eight months, 1894 West
Market street, pneumonia.
Louis w. Mes seventy-four years, Insane
Hospital, Senile decay.
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TotnI AvniInbIe G,nin sunnly.

NEW YORK Jan. Especial te!egraphic dis
patches to Bradstreet show the following changes
in visible supplies. compared with the previous
account: Wheat. United States and Canada east
of Rockies, increase. 34s.e00 bu; Liverpool Corn
Trade News, ahoat for and in Europe decrease
1000 bu; total supply. decrease, $1,000 bu Corn
United States and Canada, east Of Rockies, in
crease, 225l,0o0 bu. Oats, United States and Can
ada. east of Rockies. decrease, +6S COO bu. Among
the more important increases reported to Brad
street. not given in the official visible supply
statement, are the gains of 191 coo bu at Chicago
private elevators, 1850 bu at Manitoba storage
points and 14e00 bu at Fort William and Kee-
watin The principal decreases are those OF 500
600 bu at Northwestern interior elevators 1T3 000
bu at New Orleans and 14S,0O0 bu at Milwaukee
private elevators. The agsretate stocks 81 vi eat
held at Portland, Ore, and Tacoma and Seattle,
Wash. show decrease Of 81. 600 bu for the Meek
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school No. s Concert.

The pupils of public school No. will give
a concert this evening at Plymouth Church.
There will be a cantata, Holy Child" by
Adams, and motel, "Gallia," by Gounod.
The pupils will be assisted by Mrs FIRE.
mont Swain, soprano; Mrs. Edward Smp-
son, contralto; Mr. p. w. Dylzema, tenor;
Mr.. Frank V. Steele, basso and Mr.. WHY'S
p. Kent organist. A well-known musician,
who heard the rehearsal yesterday, said:
Il wish every one knew what a remarkable
chorus Mr.. Dykema has. There has been
no such singing in this city by children that
compare with it. 1t is a great step in
advance when our school children can rem
der such music with such taste.
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NJ. Z. ingalls,, president of the Big Four
lines has placed a contract with the Pull
man Company to build 1000 cars of 10000
pounds capacity, equipped with automatic
couplers. air brakes and all modern inn
provements William Garstang, superin-
tendent of motive power, last night went
to Chicago to meet the Pullman Company
officials and confer as to plans and specifi-
cations for the cars. 1t is understood that
President Ingalls, will soon place an order
with the Pullman Company for 1900 mOre
cars for the Chesapeake & Ohio.
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ANOTHER CASE.
Walter GammOns Said to Be Afflicted
with Smallpox.

Another well-developed case of smallpox,
one Of the worst that has yet been found,
was discovered by the Board of Health yes
terday afternoon. The patient is Walter
Gammins, nineteen years of age, who re-
sides in the family of his stepfather at Alb
West Fourteenth street. Young Gammons
is a friend of both Middleton and Dixon,
who are afflicted with the malady, but the
health officers did not know how much he
had associated with them.
Arrangements have been made for the re-
moval Of Gammons to the pesthouse and
his home has been placed under guard to
prevent inmates and friends from coming
in and out
Sheriff Clark says that until after small
pox has passed no visitors will be admitted
to the Jail, although there Is no indication
of the disease there.
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NEW YORK, Jan. A.-At the close the Metal
Exchange called pig iron warrants firm at SS 50
nominal; lake. copper strong and higher, with
io6219c bid and l6c asked: tin strong, with 2450c
bid and 25c asked; lead firm. with Csc bid and
ATTIC asked; speter strong and higher, with
soc bid and 565c asked. The brokers' quota
lions for lead is 405c and copper Ice.
LONDON, Jan. M.-There is excitement in
Cornwall owing to the heavy advance in the price
OF tin. which to-day was quoted at G65, against
ES last year, being a rise of 9S during the past
fortnight
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 24.-Lead nominally 4QD4 O5c
Spelter dull at 5.O5c
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Births.
Ida and Fred Hamlin, 1924 4

Ida and Fred Hamlin, 1924 Kenwood ave-
nue., boy.
Gertrude and Charles >Rauch, SSS Buchan-
an street, boy.
nue.. boy.
Kate and William Baldwin, 500 Chicago
street, boy
Mary and Joseph Gallagher, 42S Bright
street, girl.
Margaret and William T. Dodds, 2l0s
Bellefontaine street girl
May and John Conkling, $40 Gent street,
girl
Elizabeth and Joe Zeien, 211S Chestnut
Mary and Otto Under. 1920 Maple street,
girl
Minnie and James Mullins, 2lO West Mer-
Eta and 8. E. Nilsson, 1925 Senate avenue,
boy.
Carrie and William Flaherty, 924 South
Missouri street, girl.
Mrs. and R. NJ. McLaing. 5000 Yandes
street how
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Pensions for Veterans.
Certificates have been issued to the f
lowing-named Indianians:

Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Original Widows etc-Minor of James H.
Mcconnell. Benefits Switch, $14; Ma!inda
Mcbride, Conroe, So; Louisa Shaffer, Lynn
s.; Christina Nicholson, Davis IS; Adelne
Depew Pittsburg IS.
Original-(Special act Jan. 49, Lucy Mich
OILS, nurse, New Albany, $12; Robert Nc
Daniel, Elizabeth, Sc.
Additional-Wiliam J. JOY Rochester "a
to S.; Theodore Foster, Pleasant Lake, IS
to $40.
Renewal-George Weiszerber, National
Military Home Marion, Sc.
Increase-Jesse Elliott, Portland IS to SO;
George Fields, Tunnelton, S12 to s24; Jacob
Brown, St. Louis Crossing, SO to $12;
Thomas j. Miller Groveland, SIS to $40; VIII
liam Walker, Indianapolis, $40 to SIP; George
NJ: Palmer, Saluda,. SO to. ST. Ezra Budd
Richmond $40 to $12; John Flight. Win
chester. Sc to $40; Peleg Swan, Michigan
City, IS to S12
Reissue and Increase-Andrew J. Zorn
Passinong, IS to $12: Joseph L. Jamison, In
dianapolis, SIS to S12.
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e.Puts', ana "CaIlso stonned

CHICAGO, Jan. 24-The leading commission
houses in this city who deal in grain refused to
take orders for puts and calls to-day The open
Board of Trade also had a notice posted pro-
hibiting dealing in so-called privileges For
years this style of trading has been very profit
able business for number OF commission firms
though such trades We're not recognized by the
Board of Trade The privilege trades were
usually made after the close of the regular busi-
ness session of the board and the business thus
transacted was frequently on a very large scale
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az futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour in
moderate demand and hrmer. No. string
wheat, 691zG7Oc; No. spring wheat 66Q69c; No.
red, 7214G7319c. No. 2 corn, &c; No. 3 yellow
corn, @7Gs7Ac. No. oats. 27h02711c; No. 2
white 29a@3O1Hc; No. white, 29AQ50c. No. q
rye. 57c. No. barley, 42Q54c No / f1axseed
$l15; Northwestern, sL19h. Prime timothy seed
S230024 20: Mess pork, per bril- $40 2OfD10 Is Lard
per 100 lbs, $567A@5.70. Short-rIb sides Ooose).
AS045l0 Dry-salted shoulders (boxed) S425M
437la. Short-clear sides Cboxed) s51OG5 Is
Whisky, distillers finished goods, per gall s1.27
Receipts-Flour, 1880 brls; wheat SIS 600 bu:
corn 457 COO bu; oats. 251 eco bu; rye H. 900 bu
barley, 5000 bu. Shpments-F1our 26 900 brs;
wheat, 20000 blu; corn, 236 900 bu oats 143 900 bu
rye, 10000 bu; barley. 1900 blu.
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ConsoIid.tion Announced.

Official circulars announcing the CONSOLE
dation OF the Cincinnati Northern and the
Detroit, Toledo & Milwaukee railroads have
been sent out from Toledo. The circulars
are signed by Calvin s. Brice. showing that
the deal was made before his death. Vice
President Seaman is also a signer, and he is
to be the acting president of the road. J.
B. Flanders, of Toledo, is appointed gem
eral superintendent, with the powers Of gen
eral manager. Mr.. Seaman succeeds Mr..
Brice in the control of the properties.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.
Sixteen Transfers, with N Total Con-
sidernfton of &13A75SO

instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office Of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Jan. "a, furnished
By Theo. Stein, abstracter of titles, corner OF
Market and Pennsylvania streets indianapolis,
Suite 229. first office floor. The Lemcke TeIe-
phone 17G0:
John A. Gillespie to Christian Brand and
WIFE Lot 90 McCarty's twelfth West
side addition s., 10000
Kate Foppiano to Howard S. Moffett
part Of Lots y. 20 and 2 sulivan's
Vale, Lot o. Lanssdale's ADDITION S4sa 1850
Amelia MUIR TO James Larsen Lot 26
Dietz's subdivision of Block IS,
Holiness West End addition .......... 5000
VIM. Fl. Coleman to Gail McCarty, Lots
II and Il, Coemans subdivision of
Cress's addition .......................... b0003
Edwin D. Brigham to Georgiana Adair
Lot II. Thrasher's subdivision Of
Fetchers fourth addition ................ 5000
Louisa A. Wright TO VIM. s. Pepper ard
wife Lot % Wrights Morris-street
Lucius b. swift to sola r. Harris, Lot
2 Lights Broad Ripple addition ....... 1000
a. windhorst Place ................ 1880
Tunis TIlley 70 VIM. 4. Rosemeyer and
wife Lot 10. THESIS subdivision OF
4. z. Fletchers first addition .......... 10000
part q III 81 Bruce Place addition. 10000
SQUARE 3 indianapolis Car companys
Andrew L. Witte to John A. Waddy.
part Of east half southwest quarter
Frederick W. Suez to Charles NJ Suez
Lot H. Hits subdivision Of S X
Fletchers Brookslde addition ........... 225O9
Edward J. Robson 10 Fidelity Building
and Loan Association. Lots and q
jackson Dawsons addition 70 Broad
Francis E. Akers to Conrad Hitler and
wife Lot 50, Drake & Mayhews first
ADDITION l#5000
Transfers. 49, consideration ..........s Is.74s.so
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-25
IT, S. Rubber pref .......... -. -. -. 1ls
Western Union ............ IS 9Sli 96jz 964
UNITED STATES BONDS
Tuesdays Bank CIearings.

At Chieago-CIearings S24. 5s2. l53; balances, ST.
2s5. 720 New York exchange zoe premium Ster-
ling exchange, posted. 8 S31Ra4S51a; actual s4.S3
G14.S47s; sixty days. a. a4S4.
At New York-Clearings, $50, ZIG. 8S4; balances,
s12.156.453.
At Boston-Clearings. so7,195. 1874 balances ST.
$50. 1913.
At Observation-Disclosures s22. o21, 1870; balances,
So. 0S2.5s0.
At Misunderstanding. se.Os1.542; balances.
$500 1877
At Cincinnati-CIesr rings, 81. 442, 800.
AT New Oriea ns-Clearings $3.50, 500.
At St. Louis-Clelarings S. 500; balances 81
O97 7G4