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No. l2i.-Buried Musicians.

No. l21.-Burted Musicians.
/. The bell in Ivy tower rings knell OF
passing day.
. arrive. king. most gracious sover-
eign.
3. The mother Of Charlie Ross in idle
dreams still clasps him.
4. We berate our neighbors soundly.
but excuse ourselves.
3 How famous the cherub in ideal AT.
6. II be asks your hand. Eliza, do not
say nay.
I. Be briefl Lo, toward LIES setting
sun man hastens.
Natural EIpression.
yisitor-What was the matter with the
man they just brought in?
Doctor-Stuck his head through a pane
Of glass.
Visitor-How did he look?
Doctor-His face wore an injured ex.
preston.
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M 1ra-Phonetie..

No. 116.-Phonetfcs.
1. May be an article Of table furniture
or a carpenters tool and u gcntleman's
title.
. May be the fruit Of q certain thorn
or a word used by teamsters In guiding
their teams and a gentleman's title. or II
may be "a right handed rope made Of
three strands each containing many
yarns" Three twisted together make q
cable
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LOCAL
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CLIMATIC

Nothing bus q local
remedy or change Of
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CATARRH.
The specific r.
ElYs Cream Balm

tits quickly Absorbed
Gives Relief as once.
Opens ami clcansee
the Nasal Passages.
Allays Inflammation.
uaaia and prOteCfa
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing -named Indianians:
Original-James Flynn, National Military
Home Marion, IS.
Additional-James Johnson. Upland, s12;
Benjamin F. Jewett, Hagerstown, IS: Ma
than Wheeler, Monon, So
Restoration and Additional-James E.
Yarger, dead, Poneto, S.
Restoration and Observation-Disclosures
II. Hartman. indianapolis, 81
Restoration and 1ncrease-Lanson A
Martin dead. New Corydon. $l2.
Renewal-Francis NJ. Piper, National Mil
itary Home, Marion. S..
Renewal and Reissue-hugh HARRISON,
Francisco, Sc.
Increase-R Richard NJ. Grimes Crawfords-
vile. SIP: Ebenezer Delong, Waterloo, $12;
derson. Lebanon S14; David +. Chambers,
Guthrie. sl7; Zachariah Lyons. Brookville,
ST.; Robert Gilmore. English. 81; William
n. VI. Eagle. Frankfort. s17: Thomas Shep-
ard Van Buren,. SIT; Zachariah Williams.
Charlottesville. s14; Hugh Fields. Bedford.
$14: James s. Citizen, Wiliamsport, So;
Jordan Smith. Indianapolis. $40; Moses s.
Cunningham. Vincennes, s24; William Jor-
dan, Cutler $12; William Pierce Headlee.
$2t; George Spinner. Columbus. 81; Jesse
Chalfant, CASTOR, sl2; Austin Maloy, CO.
iumbus. sl4: Henry H. Moore, Lafayette.
$12; Eldridge c.. Willis. Danville, sl2; James
w. Thompson, Middlefork. $12: James +.
Howard. Lafontaine. sl2; Charles Conway.
West Liberty, s17: Ira W. Porter. New
Pittsburg, IS; Lewis l.. Carson, Prairieton,
$24: George w. OFT, Blackboard. s12: John NJ.
Garrett. Indianapolis. $50.
Original Widows, etc.-Nancy A. Martin.
New Corydon. s12: Mary Z. Yarger Poneto.
S.: Amelia Taylor. Bloomington. So; SUI
san A. Hinkley, Lagrange, s.; Alkaline Pen
nington, Otisco, S.
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AT NEW YORK.
Great Strength Of Wheat Was the Pre-
dominant Influence.

NEW YORK. June 7-Flour-Receipts
II, 594 brls; exports, $50 brls. Market more
active and frmer holders asking 5d10c ad-
vance on all grades. Winter straights, g. 40
@35o; Minnesota patents. s3.6OG3.9O. Rye
firm; No. 2 Western, Gle f. o. b. afloat. Bar
ley firm: feeding. 421k@45,kc C. 1. f. New
York; mailing, 49Q52c C. /. (. New York.
Wheat-Receipts, 12l.275 bu exports. 22S,-
1863 bu. Spot strong; No. red, so14c ele-
vator; No. red, S2i4c (. o. b. afloat; spot
nominal; No. l northern Duluth, 771zc (. o..
b. afioat, prompt; No. hard Duluth, 79Ac
f. o. b. afioat, to arrive. Options opened
firm and developed marked activity and
strength later in the day on continued bull
Wall street and foreign houses all bought
more or less freely during the day. The
Northwest also bought early, but later
sold on reported rain at Winnipeg; closed
74%c. closed at 74ac; September. "A 11-l6@
&c. closed at l6c.
Corn-Receipts, 44975 bu; exports. 81 .279
blu. Spot steady. No. 2 45isc T. o. b. afioat.
were generally dull under scarcity of buy
ing orders until the last hour. when prices
rallied with wheat; closed steady and &c
higher. July, 4ass@4ss4c. closed at SAC;
September 4isnA 5-16c, closed at 44i4c
Oats-Receipts; $4,000 bu: exports, s27s
bu Spot flrmer; No. 2. 26Ac; No. 3, 23lsc:
No white, CSC; No. white, 27Ac; track
mixed Western. 26G27lsc; track white 2s%c.
Options neglected but steady.
Cut meats steady; picked bellies. $500
$50; picked shoulders. s675; picked hams.
s10d1050 Lard firm; Western steamed. S20;
refined firmer; continent, $40; compound.
se.25. Pork firmer: family, $45o; short clear,
S13. 3OQ1450; mess. $12d12. 80. Tallow quiet:
city, 4Lc; country, .4xG4i5c. Cotton-seed
oil steady; prime crude. 3l1kc; prime yell
low. CSC.
Coffee-Futures opened steady, with
prices 10 to % points lower in sympathy
with disappointing European reports. but
soon partially rallied on firm cables from
Brazil, reports of many new plague cases
In Rio small receipts. large warehouse
movement. the decrease in visible and good
spot demand Trading was very active.
with prices to Is points net lower. Total
sales. "a. 7eo bags. including: July, 1901. 55c:
September, 1851. soc: October. 7.40c; No
vember 1907. soc: December. 7.ssc; Janu-
ary 7.7oc; March. 7.65q7.70c. Spot-Rio
steady; No. invoice, Sssc; mild steady;
Cordova. 9AG131kc.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining, 4kc;
centrifugal. SO test. 4ssc; molasses sugar,
15-l6c; refined strong.
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ribs steady at as Sd; ng-cIsar middles iisht;
steady at AS Sd. short-clear backs steady az
BIS Cd. Cheese-American finest. white easy at
Sos Cd; American finest. colored. easy at SOS cd
cotton-seed oil dull; refined. June and August
dull at Is 90. Turpentine spirits dull at AS
Wheat-Spot firm: No. California. IS ed1es ID;
July. IS aid: September. IS esd. Corn-spot
steady. American mixed new. IS lid. Futures
firm: July. IS lid: September. IS hid
BALTIMORE. June Flour firm and un-
changed; receipts. 1881 brs; exports i3,lls brls.
Wheat strong; spot. June and July: 73q'SAc;
August 73z4c asked steamer No red, $50
6S54c; receipts. 4.3f7 bu; exports. 600 bu;
Southern wheat, by sample. 6sQ1ic; Southern
wheat. grade, esisa7Sizc. Corn firm: SPOT
and June. ASS "a fSs4c; July $3.50 fs1sc' august.
fS&n42Ac; September. 43A04S3sc; steamer
mixed. i24sQf2%4c; receipts 1888 bu; exports.
S27.5i5 bu: Southern white corn. 45G46c; South
yellow corn. 44Gl45c- oats more active. No
white, 2SQ2Szc; No. mixed, s6Q261zc. Hay
firm: No. / timothy sl6die50. sales.
TOLEDO. June Wheat active and higher;
1S1=c. Corn active and higher; No 2. cash. 4oc
Oats firm and unchanged: No. 2. cash. 2Siec-
Rye dull and unchanged; cash, 5sc. Clover seed
1888. prime, sfSo 1899, prime. $3.50; october,
$50.
CINCINNATI. June Flour stronger. Wheat
No. red. 73n731zc. Corn firm No. MIXED,
4lIzc. Oats steady; No. mixed. 24izc. Rye
quiet; No. 3 Gle. Lard firmer at s6.75 Bulk
meats firm at s6.S5 Bacon firm at $780, Whisky
steady at S1.23.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. June 7.-CattIe-Receipts. 5000.
natives Best on sae Oas ON.
at 80 good TO prime steers Ioor 20
mixed stockers s3.75d435; cows, s3d4.50; heif-
ers g. 2OQlso: Gamers. s.; sods bulls: ssa4, 30:
calves. sass. Texans: Best on sale to-day
al 40: Texas bulls So 2ed5..o.
Od left ' ovs1 Marss active
a shade lower. Good clearance Top. s5.l7lz;
mixed and butchers. s.. s5a5. i7ls good 70 choice
light assasis; bulk q sales. ssi6a5i5..
ssndy sS% anS 10 iSs
5.s5 fair to choice mixed, Mloq5; Western
sheep e, ysaplin .Ss. ss 81 natvs
lambs dull and lower at s5d7.5o.
NEW YORK. June 7.-Beeves-Receipts. s57.
all for srrorteEs ana nxeept one
Cables unchanged Shipments Ssi cattle. 1.0ss
sheep and $40 quarters OF beef; Tomorrow. Az
sCaIves-Receipts. as Very little trade for lack
OF stock; steady for veals. Ordinary TO prime.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts $3.50 20 cars on
sale. Sheep and lambs active: good yearings
seaa se rrSns and nso ess sNo
choice. SIS: yearlings. s5G6.s25s: lambs $500
s;9 eulls SHEEP g sos s sSr. lambs lambs a
erns sale. No transactions reported. Market
nominally firm
ST. LOUIS. June 7.--cattie-Receipts. 400.
tives. with Texans easy and shade lower
Native shipping and export steers. <s@5. 50:
s,.srs under sssf sSs s osss
feeders. g sega 80; cows and , hsifers seat. y;
: Hoss-RecsIp,s. 5000. Market shade lower.
Piss ana nfn a. se'.os; packers. sfsses.oS:
SSssp-Rsssipta 400 Market STEADY. Native
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To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
few days since while waiting for a
street car opposite the postofice Mr. Grant
and wife, well-known citizens of Indian
apolis, both being blind, were singing for
a livelihood when an officer accosted them
and kindly but positively forbid them sing
ing On the streets of Indianapolis I beg
leave to say it has ever been admissible
by all civilized nations that blind men shall
sing, beg, or by any other honest means
appeal to public sympathy for livelihood
OF all the misfortunes to which the HUI
man race is heir, blindness is the most Sc
-ious and painful. To go cropping i'm the
dark; no sunshine, no stars, no light or
green grass. no forest or beautiful flowers,
and never permitted TO look upon the face
of our best friend, and no sight to earn
bread or drive the wolf from the door
q lifetime of gloom and blackness under
the eternal law of obligation to others
Truly, Ii must be an ordeal essentially bit
ter and unbearable (only by divine grace.
And to add TO this fearful dilemma is the
isolation and desertion Of the rest of man.
find; for how few seek the society of
poor blind Bartimaeus when crying for
mercy or aims by the wayside In his penury!
Perhaps none of us desire his company or
hear his plaintiye cry as our Savior heard
il of old, who saw his need and delivered
him, while the multitude rejected and for
bid him. But, added to these bitter waters
of affection. the poor blind Bartimaeus of
Christian America cannot be afforded his
only means of eking out existence from
the pubic sympathy of the willing and
good who desire to alleviate his sufferings
by their mite offerings. Would IL not pay
us to suffer a little inconvenience passing
around a little group of sympathizing per-
sons gathering about this object of ex-
treme atfiiction. when thousands rush out
and pack the streets at parades and other
public gatherings which are in many cases
but exhibitions of vanity, extravaganza and
righteousness? / wonder how much we
would charge the infinite mind TO bandage
cur eyes or pluck them out for a lifetime
by some unforeseen event to wander our
way through a dismal life of night I'm a
world whose charity and moral atmosphere
stands at eternal zero. To my mind, to
rob a poor blind man of his only employ
men. by which he supports himself and
family is not the act of an intelligent
Christianity the morality of an unbe-
Iievcr. but the austerity OF a torturing
Nero. The thing that a humane intelli-
gence calls for Is not a municipal law TO
lob Hind man of the pittance he can
earn. but an act OF legislation 10 provide
an annual compensation for every blind
man in the Nation equal to his financial
reed. And let the little the poor blind
man can earn go into sinking fund to
buy food and raiment for the Neros when
they go blind for tcrturing the blind
]. L. ROBINSON.
Indianapolis, June Z.
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NEW YORK. June 7.-Butter-Receipts. 1913
packages. Market steady: creamery extras. lsa
19c: factory, 1id16c. Cheese-Receipts, sos
packages. Market firm: dead, large, white. sssQ
9i2c; dead. large. grass tlnge. 9Q9hc: large.
colored, 9AG9%c; small, white SizQS&c small.
colored. sfzGs$4c. Eggs-Receipts y, 1862 pack
ages. Market firm; Western, loss OF, 13diSlzc;
Western, at mark, 10a13c.
PHILADELPHIA. June 7.-Butter steady;
fancy Western creamery, 1sisc; fancy Western
loss off; fresh Western. &c., loss off, fresh South
western. 12lec. loss off; fresh Southern. lie,
loss off. Cheese steady.
CHICAGO, June Ton the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; cream
cries, 15Gl9c; diaries, 13l2911c. Cheese steady al
SAq9c. Eggs steady; fresh. Ike.
KANSAS CITY, June Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, Sl2c. cases returned;
Southern, cases included, 6lzc.
CINCINNATI. June 7.-Butter easy. Eggs
quiet at 10q1011c. Cheese steady.
BALTIMORE. June Cheese steady. Butter
and eggs firm and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. June Eggs steady at &c.
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THE JoBBING TRADE.
Che quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Canned Goods.

Che quotations given below are the selling
Canned Goods.
Corn sonss sSss s5anaars
standard, s2.lOQ2. 40; California seconds. 1900.
Observation-Disclosures, 2-lb. s5asoc; rasp-
s;sSs0 hSs
peas marrowfats sscasi: early June. 81 iOSi. Is:
ysc sg1 oed ehsrrs s sgs
''S Candies and Nuts.
candies-stick. s,s05c per -; common mixed.
s.; Cream mixed. &c; oid-tiine mixed. &C. '''A'
Nuts-soitssheiled almonds: la9isc; English
peanuts. roasted. 7Qsc: mixed nuts. lOc
Coal and Coke.
Kanawhs. A2s; Pittsburg. A.5s; Raymond. S. Is;
WinifreS,e de- HSS Jackson ,, sS block ssss;
s-75 per Is bu: crushed coke. nc per bu, So per
IS per ton: smOkeless lump. $3.50
Dry Goods.
esrasy 1ncsS e se Fruit s 81
Fun iSs %idsh Git I Esss HEe Ie
HiIl. 5As: Hope e. 1,, LinwoSd, re; Lonsdaie.
s s,.,ie &C. Pepperel "a &c; Fepnere , Ten
&c: Androscoggin. "a. Csc: Androscoggin. io-4.
1'f Brown MISUNDERSTANDING A. SIC: Argyle
SSc &c: Constitution, lO-inch, SIC; Carlisle so
inch &C. pwishts ssa ,; &C. &C; Great Falls E. 51se
S Srscscogstn "a &c: xndroscoggin. iO-i. sc. An"
e asa TF dress As9s 'sR s
Lie, Tc; Cocheo fancy. sic: Hamilton fancy,
Ss OSsnps d Is Is
American shirting. ssc: black white. 4zc: grays
kid-nnished cambrics-Edwards. &C: Warren
'As sls,sr &c; Senssee INC. cones,oe.
Sordls Ace; nc: Hamiiton awnlps. &c; k me
ma iss she;ucket sW ss SIC: sheiuckss ,. sssc;
Grain Bass-Amoskeag. $3.50: American.
si55 50: Harmony. $3.50: stark. SIS -,
drsss C; Bates sse' Lanesster. &c. Lancaster
Normandies. &c: Renfrew dress &c.
Alcohol. s,.45G2 so; asafetida. 2s93oc alum. "a
44c. camphor. sS47ec; cochineal. 50q55c: chioro-
ss % Dsso ssc orcs asS
arpsne WA Psr g.. S e s9
= W. Per o. ssgsse; balss sn eSesisa. sSgsec:
salts. EPSON. iila4c: sulphur flour 2ise5c: salt.
peter. l5glsc; turpentine; saasoc: glycerine no
tas.iu1 ssasSc ehIora,e potash. isSssoc: sorS az
s919c: cinchonids. s5a4oc; earbolic acid. sSas5c
Flour.
Straight grades. s. soassc: fancy grades g: 50
6s75: patent -four. sfqt5o; low grades s2.250
spring wheat patents, s5Q5.1s.
af Groceries.
sosseqscs, isg,,e: prime i,ens; ; ;ss,ssly
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Roads in Bad Condition. Which
Checks Trade-Prfces steady.

So much rain has fallen in the last two weeks
that country roads in nearly bad condi-
ton in winter. so far as mud goes. Still, In
the aggregate the wholesale houses are doing
very fair business. more especially the grocers.
druggists. hardware and leather merchants In
all lines prices very steady and firm in tone.
while sugars in strong position Other gro
ceries continue steady and prices are we'll set
tied. The hide market is weak at the decline
noted Wednesday. The iron and hardware mar
kets steady and business is good. On Com
mission a good deal is doing in the line of
fruits and early vegetables. Strawberries are in
large supply and cherries coming in quite
freely. Some raspberries are on the market.
The seed market shows little more activity.
The Hour market Is steady at the range of
The local grain market is slow and receipts
are light. All cereals in good request at
the prices quoted. as furnished by the secretary
wheat~No. 2 red, 7sc track; 7sc on milling
freight; No: red. ssG72c; May 7sc track;
coSn-No: white; ss9sc; No. white. sslsc;
white mixed; ssc; No white mixed. ssc; No. Z
yellow ssc; No. yellow 5sefSsc; No. 2 mixed.
$50; No mixed. $50; No. mixed. ssdSsc: ear
oass-No white; 5,zc; No; 9 white. 24xc;
HayaNo: I timothy. sls.759lL25; No limo
red I; No. red. l. total. 8 cars. Corn: No. 2
white. J. car; No. white, s; No. mixed. 4;
No yellow. l. no grade. 1; total IL Oats
No mixed, I Hay: No 1 timothy 2
cars; No. timothy. l. total cars.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys. hens. &c per h. toms, SC: hens. 7c:
cocks, 4c: ducks full feathered. &c: geese, iuIi
feathered. $3.50 per doz; young chickens l4c
per ID.
Cheese-,New York full creams 15c; domestic
Swiss. 15d16c: brick. Hc: limburger. lac.
Butter-Choice roll, 12c per 10; POOR. No.
2 6dsc
Eggs-Fresh. &c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. S0c per ID; prime duck
zoe per ID.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow: Csc for dark.
WoolEMedium. unwashed 20d22c; tub-washed
slG33c; bury and understandable, sc less; fine
merino 1691sc
HIDES. TALLOW, ETC.
Green salted Hides-No. /, Sc; No. 2. &c; No. 1
calf, 1015c; No. calf, &C.
Grease-White. &c; yellow. SIC; brown. 2xc.
Tallow-No. !. &c; No. 2. &c.
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Ola.

SAVANNAH, June 7.-Spirits of turpentine
hrm at 451zc Rosin firm. Quote: A, b, c, D.,
NJ, $3.50; N. $2.15; window glass. 2.3o; water
white, $3.50.
OIL CITY. June 7.-Credit balances. s1.25.
Certffcates-no bids. Shipments, 13l. 1873 brs: av-
erage 1874 brls; runs, SLAP brls; average.
1854 brls.
WILMINGTON, June 7.-Sprits of turpentine,
pentine quiet at 81. so to $780, Tar firm at $l.4o
NEW YORK, June petroleum weak. Rosin
quiet; strained, common to good, $l.55. Spirits
of turpentine easy at 47l2G4sc.
MONTPELIER, June Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. 9Oc; North Lima, CSC.
CHARLESTON, June 7.-Spirits of turpentine
quiet at Acc. Rosin quiet and unchanged.
TOLEDO, June Ion lower; North Lima, CSC;
South Lima and Indiana 90c.
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High-CIass Newspaper
Old and new Numbers 2Ss. and our
ad. man will call and give you rates.

muttons, s. aoa5: lambs. ssq7 50: culls ana
bucks. s.. SOS; stockers. s2eoqSz. Texas NUT
tons. s430.
KANSAS CITY. June 7.-cattie- Receipts. 3 800
natives and eco Texans All desirable killers
strong 20 loc higher: palmer grades about
steady. Native Steers. si.70u5-3o: stockers and
feeders, s37sn4.S: butchers cows and heifers.
81 2564-so; Gamers, 81 75a3z5; fed Westerns.
So 90ft4 50; Texans SL05Q4s5
Hogs-Receipts. $50. Trade eetive and prices
steady: Heavy, s. $3.50, ~ =. mixed. HSes;
SheeT-Receipts. 4 900. Strengthening grades
active and steady: feeders easier. Spring lambs.
s.. 7567.2 IS; yearlings. 5.7sa6; muftons, slsoQS.
feeders, Is: culn. 5000.
EAST BUFFALO. June 7.-lSpccial Ran
SON. Mansfield &. Co. live stock commission
dealers. report.
Cattle Receipts; 2 cars Market stead, 10
Hogs-Recelpts. "a cars. Market shade lower
Mediums and heavy. s. soQ5 IS: few fancy s. 40;
Yorkers s5.z565.30: pigs same rouShE 81 COO
40 Closed steady 10 strong
Sheep-Receipts. IA Market very dull.
Best bid yearling lambs. g. 4eRs so sprlneerr.
S607.So. sheep duh and quotable az t16& 80;
wethers ssd52S Closed dun: some unsoid-
CINCINNATI. June s-Hogs active ami higher
al sfso45 20 -
esssls steady At 9 ,sas Sc. r. ,.s :.
as56L,k 1900
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Fifteen Transfers, with a Total Con-
alteration of $I5,491 go.


Instruments filed for record in the record
er's office of Marion county, Indiana, for
the twenty-four hours ending at p. m.
June Z, 1900, as furnished by the Indiana
Title Guaranty and Loan Company. Suite
229, first office floor, The Lemcke, and Hart
ford block Telephone 176O old and 3O05 new:
Babette Klein to Samuel Klein ct
AL. undivided half of part of Lot
IL. Square &C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, 600 90
Laura H. Carpenter to Jesse Foltz.
Lot 49, Carpenters Home Place
John p' ]. Cooper to- Emily cofray. ''
ens's first northeast addition. 10000
Sheriff Marion county TO Amelia B.
Hansen ct al. Lots 200, POI and POP,
REYNOLDS North Tuxedo addition 341.60
4. NJ Johnson ct al. to Josephine
Hindman. Lot lib. Johnsons sub
division, Irvington .................. 10000
Benjamin Booth to George Lemoux,
jr., Lots IL, IL and 49, Square ],
Outlot 9, Hackers subdivision. $4,000
Clara NJ Bergman TO Arthur III.
Desting, Lot 216, Cross, trustees,
Clifford-avenue addition. 10000
William z. Toon to Harra H. Suth-
erland. southeast half of lot 20,
New Bethel.................. 10000
s. s. Rhodes to William Hulpusch.
Lot 8, Hubbards South Meridian
street addition ....................... 1,5OO00
Joe. T. Elliott TO George w. Shell
by. Lot 249. Fletcher's subdivision,
Fletcher's Oak Hill addition....... 10000
lie Lot %. Moesch's third addition. 10000
Peter p. Cornet to Mary p. Cornet,
lot 1903 Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Mary P. Cornet to Peter p. Cornet.
Lot g. Stevenss subdivision, Out
lot 1o8 .......................... 100000
Nellie Burns to George W. Stout,
Lot so. Stouts Indiana-avenue
Worthus Shrewsbury to Charles
Stiltz Lots 80 and 81, Block 80,
ton ................. ................. 10000
Transfers, Is; consideration. SIS, 491 60
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

changed wheat-No. 2 red. cash. 6sizc: June.
zoe: July. ss5sc; September. 7ozsc; No. hard.
e4iL6S5c Corn-No 2. cash. 3sAc; June. 3skc;
july sshc: september. ssisc. oats-No .. cash.
22Kc: June. 22Ac: July. 2Ac: september. 2ltc;
Lard higher: prime steam. ss77is choice s. s2is.
Dry-salt meats-Soxed higher; extra shorts.
Boxed higher: extra shorts. s7.75; clear ribs,
s7s7ls; clear sides, $. Timothy seed steady at
steady: sacked east track. s3asse- Hay steady:
timothy. ss.5odl2;- prairie. $685. Whisky
cling, 7sQs&c Hemp twine &c. Receipts
Flour. 1900 bris: wheat. 10000 bu: corn. 900
bu; oats. 20. 900 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls.
wheat 1900 bu: corn, 5000 bu; cats. 1900 bu
LIVERPOOL. June 7.-Lard--American re-
aued. In pals, steady at Ses "a bacon-shors
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Deaths.

Eliza Young. forty-four years, 425 Rankin
street, tuberculosis
James Clark, forty-two years. 500 East
Market street, railroad injury
Joseph Fopianno, seven years, lois
Church street, meningitis.
Susan Brown, seventy-three years, 1920
West Walnut street, heart failure.
Amelia Hornberger, six years, I7O6 Union
street, meningitis.
Angelina Debuler. forty-three years. 209
Drake street, exhaustion.
Ruby Pearl Wells, four years, S27 OAR
nell street, pneumonia.
Mary Eta Miller, thirty-two years, 1884
Bellefontaine street, heart disease.
Charles E. Lodge, fifty-eight years. 9O6
Ash street. heart failure.
Mary Kate Allen, twenty-eight years,
325 Davidson street, tuberculosis.
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Martin Sharkey. cottage. 3l2l Jackson
street. cost, $125.
Leonard Mcqueen. cottage, Lemcke
street; cost. $3.50.
Van Bailey. addition. 1924 Lee. street; cost.
$50.
Jesse Foltz. cottage. Woman avenue:
cost $50.
Andrew j. Mueller. addition. 500 East
McCarty street: cost. $500.
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UNION STOcKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
June 7.-As usual at this time Of the week
the receipts of horses were small but
few of nearly all kinds were represented.
The attendance of buyers was hardly as
large as heretofore this week, and. with or
ders pretty well filled, the trading was
trif1e dull at the decline in prices noted
yesterday Good strong chunks and heavy
horses showed the least strength, and
speedy drivers and road horses the most.